https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/491ea7fe982a751489bc251523709eb7.pdf 0ae3030c6c9b5944c95b43ccff8ebd3b PDF Text Text - . ·~ ._,,.~' ' 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 - �•' ~ - II' • '111~ .._ '• • 'o- ' I ' ··- .'·· ,' Q-Whlch It ate in the ttation uw the /irlt to r1quire automobiles to <:orry ,llf""'• PT. Pl-EASANT - SoJitem. plates? ber 12, 1968 was a real mne. A-New York State, in . - in banking for tile Point To Preach in Series PI'. P.LEASANT - Dr. IJar. congresl811 of the tormer EUB rt Denman, retired general sec~ Church at Buckhannon during retary of Evangeliam of the former Methodllt church, and an the past few years. He is de· scribed aa one of Methodi8JJI's outatandlng layman, will preach moat popular preachers. in a number of United Meth>UnJted Methodlst.!l al110 are redllt churche1 in the Parkers- minded by District officials of burg District cUring a speclaf the annual I.Jurmen'a Institute week oloervlces Sopt. 29!hrough Sept. 20, 21, 22. Registration Ocl<lber 4. will begin at 9 a.m. Friday. A· Lay leader A. 0, Humbert- · mong promlnert speakers will be 11011 amounced this schedule of aenlces: &mday, Sept. 29: District breakfast, WUmar Cafeteria in Parkersburg 7:30a.m. St. Paul's church at 10:45 a.m. stout Memortal church at 7:30p.m. Monday, Sept. 30: Ravenswood church 7:30p.m. TUeldly, October 1: ~. Marys church, 1-:30 p.m. Wednesday, October 2:. Wayside church in Vienna at 7:30 p.m. the new Northeastern Jurtsdlctlon Bishop, Frederick Wertz, and Dr. J. Harry Haines, executhe secretary of the United Methodist q,mmlttee tor OVerseas Relief. 1001. Each of the 000 reg· lstered h a d the owne('is Pleaoanl area. All demand deinitials inscribed on the pouts (checking aecounto) of the Citizens National Bank havobeM plates. fUlly automated Tbll m.... an Q--Whlch is the world's accounting entries will be handlargest stadium? . A-The Strahov Stadium In led by a comprter. 11 IUitOUII.C· Pragbe, Czechoslovakia. with lng tile change, Charles 0, Lanaccommodations for 240,000 ham, ,President of the CUlz..a National Rank, said t11a1 thlo Ia spectators. aboolutely the moat modem and Q-What was ArMrica's m - ol handling a ji:rst paved road? A-The first hard·surfaced cu&tomer'a cllecldng accouitt •· turnpike, from Lanraster to Philadelphia, Pa. was com· pleted in 1795. """'-date Cmdr. Thomas Ruth Circle of Takes Over WSCS Meet'! Civil Trial NEW HAVEN - The Ruth Circle of the WSCS of the United Methodist Church met Tuesday evening at the church. The lesson "The Church's Witness and Its Survival," was presented by Rev. Mrs. Achsah Miller. She stressed dle fact that the Church must do three things - Witness, Continuing 1burada,)', October 3: Parkers. PT, PLEASANT - The civil burg Uons Club at Wilmar at trial of Randy Stone, an infant 12:15 p.m. Seventh street church et al, vs. John Uoyd and Grace (former EUB) at 7:30p.m. A. Black, began in Mason Coun. Friday, Ocl<lber 4: TrlnliY l;y circuit court Monday 9:30 a. Worship arxt Study. church, Parkersburg at 7:30 p. The following read scripture m. with testimony presented by m. lessons and then discussed their Persona planning to attend the tile litigants throughout tile day. meaning, Mrs. Bernard Lieving, Jurors were dismissed at 4:a breaktast service 11hould contact Mrs. Howard Burris, Millie Bum4S p.m. to return this morning their District of Auociate lay garner, Mrs. Thelma Capehart ,. J at 9:30 a.m. to complete the lesder. and Mrs. Ottie Roush. trial. Dr. Denman Is well known ;In Mrs. Bernard Lievlng presid· The action ls the result of West Virginia. He wu the guest ed at the business meeting. They speaker at three annual men's Ran<b' Stone, son of Mr, and dosed with the singing of "A Mrs. Carsel stone, being InCharge to Keep J Have." volved in a bicycle--car mishap The hostesses, Mrs. G~rge on AJ>rU 21, 1968 on Rt. 62 Jewell and Mrs. OtUe ROQsh, witll young stone claiming ln. served refreshments to the fol· juries and seeking .kldgment in lowing, Mrs. Edith Bwngarner, the amoo.nt of $20,453.55 from Mrs, 0. 0. Sayre, Mrs. Letha the defendants. Kelly, Mrs. Bernard Lievtng, Attorney for the plaintiff is Mrs. Cecil Pickens, Mrs. Cla,y· Ra.ymond G, Musgrave and coun. ton Athey, Mrs. Otha Lieving, .seJ for the defense Ja John McPT. PLEASANT - The Ma· Uit<:heon. Mrs. Howard Burris, Miss Millie son County Court has received Bumgarner, Mrs. Thelma CapeJurors hearing the ease are: hart, Mrs. Fred Batey and Mrs, final plana and specifications for Agnes A. Beard, Rutll E. Sayre, T. Bert Roush. the extenalon ol tile Mason CounIrene Sizy"re, C, A, Barnett, BobIY Abp>l1 from SVerollp & Par- by Henry. Ray H. Kimberling, cel Assocl.ati.ms, engineers for E. W. Call, Jr., George B. Casthe project. to, Bessie E. Lowe, Madeline PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL These plans wlll be sent to Eads, Barbara Scarberry and ADMJTI'ED - Mrs. George the Federal Aviation Agency for Celestine Faudree, Hofl'tnan. Letart; Mrs. Howard approval, according to L. W. J•eweese, Leon; Mrs, Kemeth Getty, councy clerk. Approval is Layne Parsons, BWJalo; Mrs. William expected within 10 days and bids Henry, GalllpoUa Ferry; &!san thai will be advertised for the Wilson, Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. James eonstructkm of 1be extension. Reedsville, 0.; Warren NEW HAVEN - The Layne The runwa,y ollbe airport iJ Miller, Pt. Pleasant; Dr. Carl 3,200 feet and will be lengtllan- Reunion was held recentJ.y at dle w. Irvin, Pl. Plsasant; Chrised to 4,0~0 feet by 15 feet wide. park in Parkersburg. Officers The county court al80 author- for Ule coming year were elect- tina Gillispie, Sootllalde; Evelyn bed the liUfChase ~ new voting ed: Joseph l..cyne, president; Ed• McNeil, Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Laura booths for the November gener- gar Layne, vice presidentj Ag.. Gaskins, Pt. Pleasant; Marlo Lival election. The booths which nes Rodgers, secretary; George eratore, pt, Pleasant DISCHARGED- Forest Legg, are made ot metal are priced Jewell, treasurer; Ara Jewell, Letart; Gordon Young, West COpublicity. at $35 each and will purchase lumbia; Teresa Tool~, Pt. Since the last reunion heklln whatever number ls needed to Pleasant; Paula Scarberry, Pt. tulfill the present recPrementa. 1967, Mrs. Myrtle Howell passPleasant; Paul Rucker, Arbucked away. Minutes of silence were le; Bertha Filson, Pt. Pleasant; held in her memory, Oliver C&lto, Arbuckle; Ma r y Attendire were Mr. and Mrs. Roush, MineriVille; !!ilella TayJoseph C. LIJ.'ne, Craig Layne, TilE DAILY SENTINEL lor, Pl Pleasant; Charles GreenSusan Layne, Mr. and Mrs. Jollf.VOTED TO L'fniiDf Qf MEJGI.M"P'P'ADA seph Layne, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. lee, PL Pleasant; Ronald Boatlc, IDCHAIID' OW.Etl, rtm~ Harry Miller, Leah Arul and GaB Gallipolis Ferry; Albert Rhodes, ....... •l.lf _... l:ialur*r 110 ,..,. MWer, Harry R Howell, Geor. Pl Pleaaant; Mrs. Ra1pb AnderOlokl V.UI)o NiiilhiJw ~. Ut ........... lit., .._,1, DliD, U1U. Blu'-t& om.. gta KUpatrick, Mr. and Mrs. son, West COlumbia; Mrs. Larry "-10-li.M, ~If,! P'- IfNI~. George Jewell, Mr. and Mrs. &Jpple, Henderaon; Mrs. J a c k SlnM duo _..., Mill tt Jack Kllpatrick, Mr. and Mrs. Uvely, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Edna ~ DtrUiille dw Bolo' Leo Gibbs, Debra, Sandra, Tho- Biggs, pt, Pleasant; Julie D&c· nr,, ,lllc:.,lte.Jtti•&..Nioo Yon. l:IIJ, NRr Yon, mu. and Larry Gibbs, Mr. and balskl, CottagevfUe; Mrs. WU~ !U.~<IIollun ..uoa: llllhend _. ....._. Mrs. Robert Scott and Karen, bum Ellis, Middleport. ............ llaiU • ._. ... ,_ Ill ...... _ 1! lhl lAlly .-u..l 01*- liLa. BIErrHS - Mr. and M r a, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Craig and Sx - - . f5.10 . ..................... 1111 ..,_. ._. "'*• -n• _... • •~'~~~­ Jeff, Mr. and Mrs. Keith G1en- Howard Deweese, Leon, a daugh..,.. 0.. 11.5CI• ..,. ..... 0.. - derming, Jack 11'11 Jill Glenden- ter; Mr. and Mrs. George Hoff. tJO.oo. • _,.., ~.lS. ,.__..PM. ,n .. lloriooltl ...,_ n--. ning, Eclpr Layne, Mr, and Mrs. man, Letart, a son; Mr. and Mra. ...... James Eynon, Reedsvllle, a 1011. Randall Rodgers and Joan. Final Airport Plans Arrive ,1 ' '· Reunion Held at Park . l J ,.,_ ·, •., ,. ' - .u . . QUICK QUI! ' Ftt,vorite Evangelist ernon, __ r• Fort Mandan Jefferson Avenue~ havebeennod. fied o( Change ot Command cere-- moules on Wednesday,llept.25, at 10 a.m. onboardtheUnitedbtes Ship Fort Mandan (LSD-IlO at Naples, Italy, when their aon, Crndr. take command of the ship. PoJnt Pleasant High School, entered the U. S. Navy In 1944 at the age of 17, He Ia married to the former Delorea Wallace, daughter of Mrs. Cynthia Wallace, and tile late Vandalia Wallace, ol AJ>ple Grove. Cmdr. and Mrs, Wal· lace have one daughter, Cynthia, and they are building a n e w home 1n ·Norfolk, Va., where they wiU reside. Cmdr. Wallace recently spent two and onEHlall y..,.s at ~· tico, Va. Marine Base after hav. ing received the honor of being selected by the U, S. Navy [)e.. partment to join ol!icers of tile other branches of service at the Marine hase to tile staff of the United Command ol amphibious landings, Upon completion of his duUes at ~co, he was ordered back to the 6th Fleet on the Fort Mandan. Youth Meeting ' ""' To he.in Mason PT. PLEASANT - Hell!hts United MetiKN!lst Church young ~e will share In tile Point Pleasant YF Distrlct meeUng in the Mason church Tuesdi\Y evening at 7:30 p.m. Two additional services scheGthia week at Heights church tn. elude the weekly prayer and Bible study servjeea. The Wednesday avenlng senlce will be held at 7:30 o'cloek, tile Thursday morning Bible atudy at I 0 o'clock. Choir members wlll practice Wednesday at 8:35p.m. As part of the worlhll> servIce !llnda,y night, a vocal ollet ,... aung by Lori Harris and Roxame ~IU to plaoo accompaniment ol Mrs. Loll Bumgarner. The senior choir also aang two special selections, place Ia tho ....,. wlll enable tile bank to not aal,y n:t.~ mora Wltll the moat ,.... ord available tO'bonldntr ~. bo!l also - • lip a - e ftald ·or baddng oenices lllre· totore not available In thlo area. BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - 111 ~u BW Cosby's DArsmal pe.y tor a onenightar In Soratop - $17,000 .... Furs tor me aren't ao new: Fatller Dlvtna doeaA!es aav pold fUrrier Mike Forrest $20,000 tor an ermine coat .. .. The late George Jean Nathan wore abearokln bemy •••• "Golden Rain- · ado COIIalllently call It a uamuh bit,'• but how amalh lo a show '""'sing f45,000 UNDER Its weeld,y ._clf;y; it oever waa .... 'f'J'be Green Bentl" wu rotlen·-ed and ill Frlllldllri, Germany; Vartot;y tom- r8p)l'ta 1H antlaAmeriean. wave there lo growing .... ConpRed (conpalod, rather) !raffle Ia more than a lllillflce: the Long laland Erpn••11'11Y' • Midtown Twmel a1ooo eolll -d< ldeut of ctttzeno N - . iJ Ia charga ct - - - a m . M r , - · in elaborating on tho OIIIIIIIQter _ ~ tile .... OJIIIIba· point that Dol onlr doel thla Clllq!UterPNSI'omup a wbole new tleld of urvlcaa but will aloo - l e employees at Cltizeno N - to dOfate more ol tllelr time to the ·i lldlvidual needa ci cuotomers. Mr. Lanham lidded that thlo Ia but another ci the .....- . . efforts ot the directOI'I, ollCII'I, and empiQYoeaofCitl1411oNatlonal to bring the lllieat and moat ~ baddng servieetoNa- Adult After a bitter quarrel with ~hlp's ~lal.n WUUam Dampier, J!Dndar Sol· u~ore on unlDilablted Maa a Tierra 18land of the Juan Fernandez group, 400 mUes off the coast of CbUe, Tbla wu In 1704; be was not HICued ul!W 1709. The World AIma!IBC nates tllal Selldrk wao the prototype for Dan- kirk wao put Iel Defoe'• Robinson Cru· - · althoogb moot detalla were suppHed by Defoe's tmagJnatton. Cl~ses · Begin In Mason Co. Schools PT. PLEASANT - Milt belie education classes will start In Mason Cour1V the week "' September 16th to 2oth, !.Owall N, Cook, Vocational !llpe,. vi110r lor Mason Count;y Selloola amounced. Claoses wW be held In t h e same locaUons as lut year I! a IUif.lclent number ci people ar"' Interested fn attending elu.ses. These Include HarUord, Point Plea1811t Sr. High, Mt. OUve, LaoJI grade school and Arbuckle school. lludents Interested in - - lng these classea ahould report this week at 7 p.m. to be en.. roUed. studeml enrolled In a4alt basic education clu.sea wtll study -at· reading, matll, general basic aelence, ~ish and IOclaJ. &1udles to help prepare them to pass the General Education ))e.. velopment lest wldeh Ia t h e O<IJ!valent of a hish school dl· ploma. Tbls G.E.D. eertllleale is recognized aa eueh by the Civil Service, the armed forces, all collegaa and lllllvoralttea In West VIrginia provl<llng a minimum •core ls made on tbt test. Most industrie1 .also recognize tile G.E.D. aa equlvaloni to the htsh IChool diploma, 1lrls year te•tb fks and suppiles wW ba turnlahOd without charge ror atudenta earolled Ia tile adult baale eolicatloo classes and tuition will be rr.,., To enroll a atodeut mull be over eighteen yeara ot age or have BlBTH ANNOUNCED NEW HAVEN- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Joe Burris 1re announcilllt the birth. of a son, on September 4, at Sl. Jo,eph lioBjlltalln Parkersburg. 'l1le baby weilbed 7 pourx!s 12 ounces and hu been named Kemeth Joe, M&lemal erlllimother lo Mrs. E. T. Hoosh and palerml gra. . . . ent& are Mr. ud Nra:. HOft'ard Burris, all ot New Haven. The Jud;y Garland atoey .....,. aa Inexorable aa • Greek trq. ed7 .... Barbra StnloaDd dooan't 1180111 to be lll1lo1in& bar fantailtic sueee11 one Whit ... 1 Joel Grey were ~ llahter on hls feet In porformancea, bo'd flY a- . . '111• political and .... elolosleal slanted-lllogle ci Belaloote, liltrley llacLoine, 'I'OIV' llandall, ll>elley Wlntero and OUter -•to - i z pblloiOphero 11 their own bultnea., but 1111)' ... . !~;! ..t . '· ' been out of school one y - or bls cla11 muat have ll''"'ated hish school. lntereatedper...,. mq obtain more lnlormatloo by calling tile Board of Edueatton oftlee, 875-4540, between tile houri of 8:30 a.m. and 5 Mra. Leonard Krebs and Mrs. EmU Romans, conceulon .w.t chairmen, ani Mrs. Harold HIdinour, publlclt;y chairman. · DecoraU0111 for t11a anatr wW include 1 n.aon wheel .~ od wltllliallts, eumtry and wealoo ern 3-<11-111 eutouto, red ani While cheeked toblo cowra. , Ticketo are prleed at t5 per <Oiflle and be purehUed at Fruth' a Pharmacy, CohenDruga, llallo Barbel' Shop, Clt7 Phlr· maey, Rardin'• Shoe Center and Lalw Drive 1m or tllef be purchaaed for Ute 11111e price tile night or tile donee at tile door. Pe......, wtolllrw to re- t7~Q48; Rotoo ;. ' Standings ror f~~ . prltt · AmerlcanLooaue ..... to 3 ~··· ta: 4 to' t.. """'leo, .1!4 ani 8 to 12 • ...,..,, t&. All reaerYIItiOU muot be.lit before oet.bor 4. ' • . ·. COIIceaoiOIIa of Colli, ~rita, tee, potato ehlpo. ani prets... wlll be sold, alao lor salt will tie c:Jteese.plltea eoRal~ ot him, ebeeae, sweet ~ d,lllptckles, olhes ~ crackers. Orela tor the eYent Ww be country and western music will be proYided by tile "Blue GrJII Patrtota" whteb lnc1Udeo 11.. musicians and 1 caller.. Proeeedl II'.<ID tho ovoot will be used to purehiae equipment for tile tllllinllllw P I - Valloy Hospital • .Thla Is the second dance whleh tl!o laclloa bavo _.. oored In 1 yaar. Every May tho pvea tllolr IMUil Charlty l!aU whleh Is a oead<ft>rmal event, and ._ the7 ~ tomal!e ti!D "Country Hoedolm" an ..,.. nua1 proJect elso. .:• •. Other claaooo In a4all eoli.catioo In Maoon Cour1zy In oa!ee machines, machine ahop and welding will be orp•lzed and lllarled the week ct Soplembor 23, 103rd Annual IOOF Session Set Oct. 9-12 1.7. ~ 'tba•• to earn it.'~ He vislm hlo mother and lii'OII what I PJOd 1011 ...,otant. "Put JOur ante down!" Action Expeded 11W Week On P081 Seasons Bowl Game Ao all atlenllts. The belequerod Qllll'lerbock teams prepare lor action !Ida came to Ufe In the fourth weekend oa the gridiron, MAC ~ler, maldDg two rapid-lire executive& todQ were eJII)eeted to IIUIOWICe whtther they would play the Soutllern Conttrence ehaiJ1plon In a j)Oit • aeaotlll COLUMBUs (Up!) - aeven Mki-Amerlew:n conterence Jacksonville Tops Jets 6-4 ...... COLUMBUS, Ohio (1Jp0The Southern Conference hid The Jac:k1011w1Ue Meta surv.lwd Oxlelwled tile Invitation earUar thlo month, but MAC CCllllllllo- I COlumbus homer barrage with aloner Bob Jameo the cOn- fino relief pitching from Ban7 ference athleUc d!r8ctora would 11u11no l4onda,y nll!ht to defeat the Jets 6-4 and like a Z-0 lead think-~~ James aa1d. a declsloi. would in the bes~f--seven lntematlonal Leque final Governor•• C.., be IDilOUDCed todaf. MeamrhO.e, on the fteld, the Hries. Raziano came In alter JacJc.. MAC to otr to 1 svod atart !Ida aonvtlle atarter Thg McGraw yaar, Flvo MAC squads scored Wll tagged by Mann,y SorwuUthroe wins and a Ito oppoaed io lea' s t:wo-run hmner tn the fifth one lo11 fa the 101aon cpenars and George !PriGs' h<Xne run for all but Ohio Unhorolt,r m1 with a man em the llxth !hot BowUng Green laat -kond. eut the Mets' lead te 5-4. '11d1 weekend, Marshall (O.C.O plfiYo Ohio V, In OU'o Ru1ano held 1he Jets scoreless first pme; Toledo (I~) sue• to IN final 3 2-.1 innings. JaekBonv!Ue outhlt Columbuo VUianoYa; BowUrw G r e t n tn16-13 In tile oiug[esL WW Huckle aacurates Ita season hoatlrw:BaD J)leed the Meta attaek wltlllour Stale; Weatom Michlpn (I~) hila. Pial'& Brighom YOUDg UnlverThe SHies moY&s to Jactcs. alt;y; Kent Stale (0-l) wlll hoot B.n.io, and Miami (I~ pial's ville lor the next three pma1 a Sltunlay nlst1t ·pmo with the and returns to CGI11111bea for a Vntveralt.r of tile ...., 111 ~ .. ·final poir tr aeeessacy. -lh at.....,. BERRY'S WORLD / lfald .... attorne.v. ST. EYerywhere you'U learn a lot :YGUr• salvea, In~ Mw to be . . . w through .....,_ If ;you ...'1, 7ou•re beadedforBOparationovea tl1ou8h ,.... Clllllnue llviq to_.~ And tllol' tho · at •··~r I ldndl start talldnil - H. Dear llelan: About the .... and...,.,...\ who lied to 1101 married, p e r h a p 1 th""re ••legal,.. but tbQ''d bettar pt the aaeaatr••gtQnedout. OUr aon and bla WU. wore married 11 JIUI 180 and llod about their agao, We lnQ!drod about It, and a Jud8l told ua If an)' lepl ·matters eame up Ia YNI'I to eome, then m11111t be he Is, I tried IIOlnl with him, but I .....t lllnd the ftllhting. He thlnka he Ia tbo greateat man Ill urtb, but II I t e II 1UM otborwlle, he pouto for a complleatlou week IIIII gate all hlo triaadl to 1bt jldp ftxed the neeeaeory PT. PLEASANT "- Oil Fol-- thinking Pm a wltc:h. pepera, and we two motheroweat Pd 16ave him tomorrow, but wttll tile couple to Iowa wben lowo and tllolr 'lister Hebekalla will meet In lftlntlnalon Oeto- I keep thinking I miJht lie to 1111)' remarried, Wi Iowa bar 9-12 In the 103rd 111111a1 - · He ....,... I wun•t aiWfiYI because tho marrlap 110 lo aesaloo ol tile Grand Lodga of this WilY and IIIIQ'be Pm fiOlnll lowar tllore. - MOTHER . Wtat VIrginia, LO.O.F, Grand 1brouah the mel"'l'f"H. I 8111 Dear Helen: Malller, E, Gtrlaall llq, Hunt- Pm . julll'llwaldnl up to tile .kind Jn June of 1111 , _ I roallzIngton w~u preoide .. at. min. I!Y.L - . ta.Jt mr ...., • "'t11oro we;;;..;;..; ~ lie elo.oes out hla term u otalo or my huaband? - llonoat to with my marriaga, oo 1 IOUihl leader of tile tralemal order. 801]1, lleltn, oome mornlnfl I tile help .or a mlnloter. GradThe Pritchard holel will betlle wako up and aet alek .lull to ualb' 11 I told hlln thlap ihat ometal headquarter• tor both tile look at him! - CHANGED WIFE .were deep lnalde me, 1 ftli more Dear Wife: free and bapplor. I lllnled to Grand Lodga and tile Assemi>IJ', 'l1le two P'OUPI will l'erhlpa JOU've bit 1 eall """' a - God and pooplo 11111 meet In - a l e 101al0111. the ''lhOID.~···· lt'a that espedai),J nv buabaDd. Batlathe It haa also boon IIIIIOUIIeed olump In a womon'o lifo when proeeas 1 ........,. fell In loro that a re~ honorl!w Allor- ller ehlldrea no longar dopoad with tllemtnioter, whlcbof<GID'se ney llq will be held by t h e 111 har, IP'andehlldrea hlve~~'t lie aevar lmew. Now 11e hU movmember a ci llludington Lodga No. yet arrived, she becomes mueb eel &WI\Y, and rm oad. Thli 'iln't 114 at their lodga hall m Sotur- more aware of ber hullband lair to my huaband who 11 ~. Soptembar 28. and what ohe seeo I~ moetl7 very pd to mo and our Thla meeting '!rill be held at had. Her depreolion lan't help- boby, WW 1 p1 ovar thlo? _ 7:30 p.m. and all Odd Followa td by a hal'lh bathroom mlr- MRS. X. ror and truthful acalea, or a Dear Mra. x.: are urgad to allend. James IL Rlce, Sr., wu re-. DiaD who eon'l 1101110 abo neeclo Yo., JGU'U p1 ovar it. Tblo 11 cently ale<led npro-tlve to IIJII<tal trool •lWll ,lull - · hero woroldp mon than ·love. the Grand Lodga by IN Point Beat W81 to tl&ht the "moan· At tome time or OCher, a1JDOI& Pleuont Lodga and Jamoo M. _ .... Is with a haad-<>n at- 1N017 Ml1UU1 -'"'>... It, o1. Bell 11 ollemoto repra.-vo. taell. Do - . , clllreriiiL thor for a teacker, 11er doetar, a Mr. Rice to 111'01141111¥ Nob lo FlndproJodlthatmakoJGUproud COIOIIalor, tho man w110 heiPa Grand and Mr. Ball Vleo.Cnnd "' )'QII1'I8It. Be - · aboutJOUr bar tl1roustl ~ ........ In )lor ct tile local order. foellnp IIIII cauaas them. life, She ROYer flllaoto 111m, 11u1 l!a eapootallf bolleat wt,y aha lOon outarowo 111o ''loVIP' 70Ur lulbond lrri-IJOU. Cban- - a ••• aro JOU Irritate him too, Tblo column lo dodleated to for middle ago Ia a Jll'lc:kb' time. lamlb' Uvtnr. ,., If JOU'n ......,. Son-. hablto .or short- ldd )Ill p1a1a &ou. c:omlngo :roa •hnlaaod bla, lot Holen lielp YOu. ·She ci1 are- lib pllj'iDg ball with will alsowolcoma:YGUrown-... a c:aetuo lfi!Pio: tho thorns ... lng oxperieacoo. Addnoo Holea Ia and fellor. -.1 in care ct IIIIa - If JOU ... talk out JOUr....... per. lama at thlo lllll'l'laga plaleau, LOIJlS, !lo. (Up!), ~.k Jim Hart ci llie St. l.Gjlls C&rdlnalo muat have felt lifAiediiY ~ 1Uke General CU.tor at l,lttle Btc Horn. he looked' there were the enemy':"" big', brawl\f J.,oa Angales Ramo dete...,..n. They ehorgad Into the Clrd blddleld bowU!V over Hart lime liter time · and bitting down his .PIIBJe&. Although it wa.e not a manacre, the ftMI score, 24<-13 In favor of Loa AJteeles, did not reflect tile tru-on of Hart trying lo gat hlo team otr on the rliht root In Its opont• game. Hart c01111Jloled only one n.... yard paso to ll4ibby Joe Conrad In the Drat period whUe the Rams kmeked clown ntne .. from p.m. ALL OUT SALE W, L. PeL GB llrst period touchdo!m, runni!V Detroit • '.' '.97 54 .642 to u.. ,rlsht oklo of tho Clrcllnal Baltlmora •• , .87 85 .574 111\1 ._toted • line and solrw in llandlw up, He Now York •••• 80 71 .1130 17 CCnrad, 1!111 ljllln " ' itcond pass went to ItG,: ~Drs · tor a pined 97 )'Orda POISirw. Clevelai.! •• , .SJ ·n ,529 11 17~·-J The hlshJistll of the ..... Botton •••••• 79 72 .523 18 llart '~"" J••t 17 of 40 came at the stvt ot the second oakland • • .. .. 76 1s •503 21 peaaea1,. w:ltb Rim blenders hall who• Ron Smitll caught the MinneiGII ... . . 72 '19 .477 25 plekiDJt ptf three eplllt iOaaos. ldekotr on the left aide and ran Callforiila, , •• 65 81 .428 321h WhUe Hart waa hl11na his up the aide line to about tile 45. Chicago .••••• 62 89 .m 35 trOomteo, Ram Quai!Otboek 'I'w"lltrw rlsht up the mldclle, he Wollhlngtoo, ...58 93 .384 39 lkman Gabriel hod 1 elilhii.Y then raced into the end zone M9nday'a ROsulll el.ller dme. · covering 94 yards in his Minne- 4 Callfornll 3 He put the Rims In front ori a spectocular dash. Detrol.t 9 New York 1, nlsht Baltimore 8 Boston I, nfabt Only pmeo scheduled Toda,y's Probable Pitchers All Times EDT California (McGlothlin 1(1.14) at Minnesota (Morris o..o), 2:3{1 ,P.m. Ookland (Odom 14-9 ond Nub 1.2-11) at Chicago (Flahar 6-10 By FRED DOWN AUanta Brave&, 6-G, tn No- and Horlen 1(1.13), 2, 7 p.m. UP! !Porta Wrller Leque games. Ne" York (Balmseo 16-10) at The Jorw watt D1I.Y elll Norm cash drove In nve rona Detroit (WUoon 1~12), 8 p.m. toalght for the llelrolt Tigers. with a strwte and a three-run Woahlngton (Moore 2 • 6) at With their magic rumber for homer as the Tigera aeored four CleYOland (McDowell 14-12), 7:cllnchlrw tbo American League runs ill the flr st lmlng and ft ve 30p.m. pernnt reduced to "one," the 1n the 8800IId to em the Baltimore (McNaJ11 211-1) at Tigers wm face the New York Yankees' 10. game Winnillg Boston (Culp 1:1.5), 7:30 p.m. Yankees while the soon-to-be-- streak-loqrest in the majora Weclnesday's Gameo .._,l)rfzed Baltimore Orloles this season. California at Minnesota Pial' tile Boston Red Sox. John HUler was tagged for New York at Detrol~ night Eigher a Tiger victory or an eight hits but walked only one Waahinpon at Cleveland, night Oriole losa wU1 clinch Detroit" a batter and struck out· 11even in Bahimore at Boston first pemant since 1945, The 23 "raising his record to U am Only pmas scheduled years are the Ionaest an,y AL stretching the Tigers' winning ciQ' hils waited for 1 pennant streak to seven games. National League sinte 1930. Score On Homers W, L. PeL IJB The Tigers, who clinched a de Don Buford'& grand slam x-st. Loula ••• 93 58 .616 lor the flq by routing the homer and solo homers by Sin Fran, •• , .81 70 .536 12 Yankee., 9-1, Moniay night, will Brooks Robln800 and lloog Clnclonatl , , , .78 71 .523 14 send Earl WUs6n (1~12) against PoweU p""ered the Orioles to Chicago ••• , .78 74 ,513 lS'h Stan .Bahnaen (16-10) while the their victory over the Red sox. AUanm , •• , . •76 75 ,503 17 · champogne OO!Uea walt In the Tmn Phoebus, aided by Eddie Pittsburgh , , , .74 76 ,493 18\l clubhouse. The Orioles have Watt's nlflth..tnoing relief, raised PbUa. " ..... 71 80 •470 22 sc:beduled 20-pme winner Dave hls record to 15oo14as he allowed Los Angeles .•. Sll 82 .457 24 McNalcy tp pitch against Rljo · eight hits and lour walks over New York, ••• ,67 84 ,444 26 Culp (13-3) at Boston where eilbt flutings, Houatoh, • , • , .67 84 .444 28 they acored an S.l victory Rookie W.ck Renick led oct x.cllnehed ,Pennant Monday's Results loiDnday nlsht. the ninth lnnlrw wltll hla third 'l'w:lns To,P ~ls holner of the season giving the San Fran 8 Cincinnati 4 Tho Mi1m0- Twlna edged Twlna' Jim Merritt his 11tll Pittsburgh 6 Phlia 1, nlpt the cai.ltorlda AD,gels. 4--3, In victory and ~ the Angela' Los Aug 6 AUanta 0, nlsht MondfiY'I oniJ' Olher American Slnuny EUlo witll his loth Only games seheduled League while the San Francieco defelt. Cesar Tovar's double Today's Probable Pitchers Giants downed the Clncl1111tl and Rod Clrew's triple had All Times EDT Reds, 8--4, the Pltt1burgh helped the Twins score three Chicago (Holtzman 10.12) at Plntes lqlped tile Philadelphia runa ond tie the game In the New York (Selma 9-9), 8:05 p. PhiDiea, 6-1, ond · the Los elshtll tlllllnr. m. Angales lloctpra hoot the . Pittsburgh (Moose 6 - 10) at Philadelphia (Short 17-10, 8:05 •:r . poooes lor a tou<bdO!rn, He ·JJ:iard .,..; "' Detroit Oinches Tie For Pennant ~ •1•] • :,· I ., • , ..,. 0 All USED CARS 68 Pontiac $ave Cate'l . .. 2 ctr• u.~ ~ Top. ""'• "''KI 2,346 easy mlles." So near new we put it ID the showrocll!. AT, PS&PB. $895 LoSibro 4 dr. Sedan. OWned by ... o1 our machanlco. PS. PB & AT. We aloo have a 2 dr, liard Tq> ema sharp lor ".00. 64 Ford $895 2 Dr. Sedan. 6 eyL ald. ohlft. Extra ohltl> Ul!ht bl110 flnloh. trouble ., 68 Pontiac. $3,195 400 Flreblrd, 2 - hardtop, fDurapeed obill, pq>ular 400 Ia. erwtno, pooltlvo traetkln. Like - ;66 ·Dodge cu. condlttaa. $1,895 CorG»t "500" 2 dr, Hud Top. BueiiBt -...to with IIIII _..utw ....uL P-."lltoorlnl. per braket, Auto. trias. ,., ~ ' •'" " I 0 Unttoci ~ '"!" " ' "," Uh -- ........ .,. ........ :;.rti!JTn'• } . ~......... JohnT-. v. hill ci '114dleport, ·s. No. 1 ranked In U, S.-coo.de llblo aw ~.will,._. - ,IU>Ue is · old, live two oxblbltlonl and - . . . . in t b e Soutllweat Table Tonnlo Tourna" - In Oldaboma CIIY Sllur- lneacb. di\Y. su- _. $100,000 club, Ills 11 will be U. S. 111111'• oiDglaa No, 2 rllllked Dell S..Orlo, 22, Grand p.m. Ati.IIU (Jorvlo 16-9) ot Houoton (CUellar 6-10), 8:30 p.m. Clnctnnott (Mal...,y 13-9) at !.ott Aowoloo (0-n 1(1.18), 11 p.m. st. Louta (Gibson 21-7) at Son Franelaco (Perry 14-14), llp.m. WednesdQ'a Game• Chlcoau II New York, nlsht Plttohursh at Philo, nlsht AUanta at Houston, nisht Clnclnnott at Los An(, nipt St. Lou1a at. san Fnnctaco 66 Conalr Monza 4 Door •••• --- •• - •• ·$1295 Sill: c;l., auto. trans., radio, w/s/w tires, gre.n with green 'linyl interior. WR &VANZANDT MOTOR SAlES "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Bualoieu• Cadlllac-OldamobDe . 992·5342 Pomeroy, Oblo .. ~-,., Proia ·lnte...Otimaf WUlle McCOYey to - Giant who Ia tired ci flnlllllng so....t. While tile Sla Fnliclseo club movea cloaer • clo~er to Ita fourth eonseeuttve secondiJlace flnllh Ia tile National Laaaue llandtnss,. !.McCoYey Ia c1otn11 oomolhlng lbout ~ bls lesderaldp tmaga.. Me Covey, who never ha1 JI'Ofl a run batted In UUo ...., ..._ tile Giants deaplte a lear110111e reputatioo aa a sl1111110r, jlUI!ed abroaat ol Chicago's Bllb' WIUlama .lor the NL lead lfllncll,y by driving In lour runo In · on 8-4 victory over the Clnclmatt Redl. Those four RBr1 save the towertna Drat baaeman a total Ill 97 ·!Dr the - . hlo 1arsoat total in live years. He dnwe In 102 Ia 1~63. McCoYey already llolda the NL lllld In home rona with 34. Clonts Load BAldo The victoey ·liVe tile Qonta a . , _ e odga aver the Hecla Ia the raee for ~ honor• pti:Md up fda ftrlll maJor league victory. BW Singer seattered nine bits and climaxed a ftvuun llxth Inning with a twv-nm cblble for the llodgars, I! marked Slngar•s seventh double ~ the seuon and belpod him to poll biB third atrallhl comploll-fiUilo victory. ROll Reed (10-10) wao charged with the deteat. Goo• AlliiY eolleeted lour bits and 11om ClendOIIOil and Bill Mazerookl drove In two 1'1111& apleee for the Plralea, lloek Ellis pitched hla Drat major loaaue cpmplote rame and .... ...-.... '11\loh-ool-tllo ~ QOKING .• DWAIID ,.,_, I•Hittf Clpr A~'a three hila, lnclucllng Tony TIIVIOr's eolo homer. - tbeieJIIIIIple to-. behind the Sl. I.Gula Cordtnal., who weraldle, 'l1le Loo Angalea Do fe I blaDked the AUIIDia Bravos 8~ and tile Pillolurgh Plralaa dolooted the l'l!iladelpbla PhiUlel, 8-1, In oilier NL - The Detroit Tlgero cl!JI<hed 1 tie for tllo Amartcooi ' llq by bl.utlng Now York, 9-1, llbllo the Jloltlmon Orioleo 1. We represent aeveral strong companies, not just one. We're independent inlitlrance agen~ free to piCk and choooe among ente." In Oklahoma . Raplda, Mieh. 'l1ley will !>Ia¥ PALMER ADV Alif. . ''1 :' ..,. hour In the morntna and PALM BEACH GAIIPI';NI; ' cmo hour In tile allernoae at the Fla. O!Pil- Arnold .......... ~ TGY Family lllapplng - · $30,000 wtn In tllo K . 'l'be7 will be oeeded 1..2 In tbo at Sutton, llflaa. iaertaaod· 1ti 1988 oarnt,.o to$110,3'/71'&*Lj• ...... plO¥ "' tile mont at the Okllhoma Clt,r Ta- him tile olgbtll plajoar to lip ble Tennis Club aad probablf over a hundred graad thla ,_.., ftad themaelves In the f 1 n a l lllll¥ casper Ieoda tbo rwnd !Dr the ChamplCIIsbip. wtmers with $171t43t, ran Led In threo Auguot toumanooma, 18< Jack Nleklau at $151)0Z. II Grand Rapid.. Lanalng, and TCII\ Wollkop~ Jull111 Baroo, F2khart, lbd., 'l'lmohl.ll dereat- Goorp Archar, DID ed Sweerls for the men'o ttUe Lee Trevino rwnd cut IN .AitN.ew. Pontlac & Bulcks Giants Stop Reds, 8-4 ant\Vert are: · - Pll'eholO&r for all - IOOS:_ ''Never IIPilt JOUr atdl,. 2 Exhibitions By United Preas l n t e r - In addition tq the ttcllot Helen Help USee• By Helen Borte/ SHE DOESN'T LIKE IUM VERY WELL Dear Helen: I am 45 Y-• old, eolnt! on 100. 91ddenly my We haa sone lOUr. Moltl1, lt'o my bullbond. He tldnb lie Is a sreot wit at my _ . . , He'll do 1111'· thing for olhero, but If I aak a favor, tile whole nelslllo•bood hears. He ohell.a out lor otbor ehUdren, but It ours want mon. ., ..' . ,. ' llhould _.-ale tllam 'lromllhowtimo .... Old.-UtllorCharlly hu tile .(11'11111111< _,c:lou• I ~ I rtalrt to .... niCIII; but I h OJ to lnlllet lhoirabJo<llldlrVIIIII· ulnto 011 IN jlllbllc; Plo.Jboy -m• to hln reed IN ell IV wrlliltl Cll IN Wall and ta be&lnnintJ to rtplaee llldlt,r wWI loftlat - p ........ 'IWrical 111111 .~~~tor Will illll bo'o form out ci t h o now an ''Mirloom:" be Juat adlf.. od J...., liGiJirdi m· to bla ldDame• and nbble to the .... He wu r u - to tbo ..,._ lnc..,ltent Ull and be aiWIJI bod pta! wben he hovered our • • aer1111 tv Iter J&IOD ao. death !Dr dol'o, ncooered bordo Jr., w11o ~ l'ltar ••• . 1bt pilot: Howard I!Uihta. from J . - Sr., ol1ooit Wt tiJot Howard llnow ·•••• Did JuQil Sr..... Ia "1bt lale . af l,oll ~'I" .... .... tllo lui ....... ci ~-· Joho !P. . . - Ull • ... l'ltarolsolddidci!Da..U.. ·he to ....... .... 1\osiWtd u ....., he~· ,IDd ~,".. ,...,.,... _. Slolnod; llllllat ~~~~ . ... r.. d;y li .. • . IIIII IIIII old rrr..l - I :;,1' .t~ ' don~ Ill ,pcq:fOIDIOfl baYe liD Obito of Demta O'Keafo didn't mention Ills bravery In 1 1146 Beverb' RWo plone eruh: the plano ....Into tile ll'wood home bahlnd O'Ktelt'o .... llonnla dulted In, . . - I N otrap.. peel-In pilot IIIII carrild tho UD· ••cumbod • .. ' The three' grief-taving como 011111full,y drury-mix. ed 1ato "«ltertafmneat'' ••• • w. GD.e tlrm $10,000 a montb over. l'lqi!Q!' helped bratime for lruc:kdrlvers (Siar In· zen aex and . - It eaalor for duolrleo, In !l'o..el). the lest,PDDshediJOtLD1JiiP•nera· .' •12 Nlal F. MlntxxJ, assoclaleprtl- - Dlaey will - - ' "Co!rdr7 - . . , . . wliieh will . relture ~-· and l'CIIUII· .danc!ar u f!all u polkas; at . til~ NIIIOIII! G!fll'd Armoty m October 5freon 10p,m. a.m. Mra. Jamea ~k lo...,. ar-' chairman, Mro. Jamoo Gl· . bealil, eooeholrman, Mrs. Jolin Cludill, ticket ebalnn~ Mra. Jack Paruna, Hid~ ehlli'IDIID, Voice along Broadway -....cr.- "So Where Do We Go from Here?" Thomas, USN, will Robert, a graduate of 8JQI i ,: ·, ~· · ·· 1i ' ~T. P!.f<AS~T -'llloPIOa.:. Hi"~~~-~ mai ·~ .;;; 111,«4; ~:, ,, ViiJOl' &tpl¢ol WCJI!IIII'I A1J!F. ta~lrw Mra. JackPI!'-•·P- . · . ~ ley. Tbla ehanp tomers. PT. PLEASANT - Silt. and Mrs, Paul F. Thomas ol 2220 Robert L, -, vollablo ' "':=.\· ..·· ~ . I· J··. ·'. ' .·.. "~,., =o.'.,e'.. .·. n t' oe . o:w~J. . ~ Dolb' 'l!onUnel, MlddlCI>Gl'W'omeroy, 0., SepL 17, 1968 ' 1-~~ I I 1·. many strong companies offering insurance for your home, car, or bulinesa. . When you iniure tbtougb 111, we make certain your coverage is'l<ept up-to-dMe, constantly reftectlog the fineat av8ilable covi!rqe at the lowest available cost. · 3. If yo)l ha~ a claim, we hk.ne the CleWIL We work for yoU: f!Ot for·any one ~plmy,10wt , , inteleatl. us. 2. '!fl~. ~~rlmce.tbat·~ , :{ ' with s $3.0() purchase of Ashland Gasoline. �•' ~ - II' • '111~ .._ '• • 'o- ' I ' ··- .'·· ,' Q-Whlch It ate in the ttation uw the /irlt to r1quire automobiles to <:orry ,llf""'• PT. Pl-EASANT - SoJitem. plates? ber 12, 1968 was a real mne. A-New York State, in . - in banking for tile Point To Preach in Series PI'. P.LEASANT - Dr. IJar. congresl811 of the tormer EUB rt Denman, retired general sec~ Church at Buckhannon during retary of Evangeliam of the former Methodllt church, and an the past few years. He is de· scribed aa one of Methodi8JJI's outatandlng layman, will preach moat popular preachers. in a number of United Meth>UnJted Methodlst.!l al110 are redllt churche1 in the Parkers- minded by District officials of burg District cUring a speclaf the annual I.Jurmen'a Institute week oloervlces Sopt. 29!hrough Sept. 20, 21, 22. Registration Ocl<lber 4. will begin at 9 a.m. Friday. A· Lay leader A. 0, Humbert- · mong promlnert speakers will be 11011 amounced this schedule of aenlces: &mday, Sept. 29: District breakfast, WUmar Cafeteria in Parkersburg 7:30a.m. St. Paul's church at 10:45 a.m. stout Memortal church at 7:30p.m. Monday, Sept. 30: Ravenswood church 7:30p.m. TUeldly, October 1: ~. Marys church, 1-:30 p.m. Wednesday, October 2:. Wayside church in Vienna at 7:30 p.m. the new Northeastern Jurtsdlctlon Bishop, Frederick Wertz, and Dr. J. Harry Haines, executhe secretary of the United Methodist q,mmlttee tor OVerseas Relief. 1001. Each of the 000 reg· lstered h a d the owne('is Pleaoanl area. All demand deinitials inscribed on the pouts (checking aecounto) of the Citizens National Bank havobeM plates. fUlly automated Tbll m.... an Q--Whlch is the world's accounting entries will be handlargest stadium? . A-The Strahov Stadium In led by a comprter. 11 IUitOUII.C· Pragbe, Czechoslovakia. with lng tile change, Charles 0, Lanaccommodations for 240,000 ham, ,President of the CUlz..a National Rank, said t11a1 thlo Ia spectators. aboolutely the moat modem and Q-What was ArMrica's m - ol handling a ji:rst paved road? A-The first hard·surfaced cu&tomer'a cllecldng accouitt •· turnpike, from Lanraster to Philadelphia, Pa. was com· pleted in 1795. """'-date Cmdr. Thomas Ruth Circle of Takes Over WSCS Meet'! Civil Trial NEW HAVEN - The Ruth Circle of the WSCS of the United Methodist Church met Tuesday evening at the church. The lesson "The Church's Witness and Its Survival," was presented by Rev. Mrs. Achsah Miller. She stressed dle fact that the Church must do three things - Witness, Continuing 1burada,)', October 3: Parkers. PT, PLEASANT - The civil burg Uons Club at Wilmar at trial of Randy Stone, an infant 12:15 p.m. Seventh street church et al, vs. John Uoyd and Grace (former EUB) at 7:30p.m. A. Black, began in Mason Coun. Friday, Ocl<lber 4: TrlnliY l;y circuit court Monday 9:30 a. Worship arxt Study. church, Parkersburg at 7:30 p. The following read scripture m. with testimony presented by m. lessons and then discussed their Persona planning to attend the tile litigants throughout tile day. meaning, Mrs. Bernard Lieving, Jurors were dismissed at 4:a breaktast service 11hould contact Mrs. Howard Burris, Millie Bum4S p.m. to return this morning their District of Auociate lay garner, Mrs. Thelma Capehart ,. J at 9:30 a.m. to complete the lesder. and Mrs. Ottie Roush. trial. Dr. Denman Is well known ;In Mrs. Bernard Lievlng presid· The action ls the result of West Virginia. He wu the guest ed at the business meeting. They speaker at three annual men's Ran<b' Stone, son of Mr, and dosed with the singing of "A Mrs. Carsel stone, being InCharge to Keep J Have." volved in a bicycle--car mishap The hostesses, Mrs. G~rge on AJ>rU 21, 1968 on Rt. 62 Jewell and Mrs. OtUe ROQsh, witll young stone claiming ln. served refreshments to the fol· juries and seeking .kldgment in lowing, Mrs. Edith Bwngarner, the amoo.nt of $20,453.55 from Mrs, 0. 0. Sayre, Mrs. Letha the defendants. Kelly, Mrs. Bernard Lievtng, Attorney for the plaintiff is Mrs. Cecil Pickens, Mrs. Cla,y· Ra.ymond G, Musgrave and coun. ton Athey, Mrs. Otha Lieving, .seJ for the defense Ja John McPT. PLEASANT - The Ma· Uit<:heon. Mrs. Howard Burris, Miss Millie son County Court has received Bumgarner, Mrs. Thelma CapeJurors hearing the ease are: hart, Mrs. Fred Batey and Mrs, final plana and specifications for Agnes A. Beard, Rutll E. Sayre, T. Bert Roush. the extenalon ol tile Mason CounIrene Sizy"re, C, A, Barnett, BobIY Abp>l1 from SVerollp & Par- by Henry. Ray H. Kimberling, cel Assocl.ati.ms, engineers for E. W. Call, Jr., George B. Casthe project. to, Bessie E. Lowe, Madeline PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL These plans wlll be sent to Eads, Barbara Scarberry and ADMJTI'ED - Mrs. George the Federal Aviation Agency for Celestine Faudree, Hofl'tnan. Letart; Mrs. Howard approval, according to L. W. J•eweese, Leon; Mrs, Kemeth Getty, councy clerk. Approval is Layne Parsons, BWJalo; Mrs. William expected within 10 days and bids Henry, GalllpoUa Ferry; &!san thai will be advertised for the Wilson, Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. James eonstructkm of 1be extension. Reedsville, 0.; Warren NEW HAVEN - The Layne The runwa,y ollbe airport iJ Miller, Pt. Pleasant; Dr. Carl 3,200 feet and will be lengtllan- Reunion was held recentJ.y at dle w. Irvin, Pl. Plsasant; Chrised to 4,0~0 feet by 15 feet wide. park in Parkersburg. Officers The county court al80 author- for Ule coming year were elect- tina Gillispie, Sootllalde; Evelyn bed the liUfChase ~ new voting ed: Joseph l..cyne, president; Ed• McNeil, Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Laura booths for the November gener- gar Layne, vice presidentj Ag.. Gaskins, Pt. Pleasant; Marlo Lival election. The booths which nes Rodgers, secretary; George eratore, pt, Pleasant DISCHARGED- Forest Legg, are made ot metal are priced Jewell, treasurer; Ara Jewell, Letart; Gordon Young, West COpublicity. at $35 each and will purchase lumbia; Teresa Tool~, Pt. Since the last reunion heklln whatever number ls needed to Pleasant; Paula Scarberry, Pt. tulfill the present recPrementa. 1967, Mrs. Myrtle Howell passPleasant; Paul Rucker, Arbucked away. Minutes of silence were le; Bertha Filson, Pt. Pleasant; held in her memory, Oliver C&lto, Arbuckle; Ma r y Attendire were Mr. and Mrs. Roush, MineriVille; !!ilella TayJoseph C. LIJ.'ne, Craig Layne, TilE DAILY SENTINEL lor, Pl Pleasant; Charles GreenSusan Layne, Mr. and Mrs. Jollf.VOTED TO L'fniiDf Qf MEJGI.M"P'P'ADA seph Layne, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. lee, PL Pleasant; Ronald Boatlc, IDCHAIID' OW.Etl, rtm~ Harry Miller, Leah Arul and GaB Gallipolis Ferry; Albert Rhodes, ....... •l.lf _... l:ialur*r 110 ,..,. MWer, Harry R Howell, Geor. Pl Pleaaant; Mrs. Ra1pb AnderOlokl V.UI)o NiiilhiJw ~. Ut ........... lit., .._,1, DliD, U1U. Blu'-t& om.. gta KUpatrick, Mr. and Mrs. son, West COlumbia; Mrs. Larry "-10-li.M, ~If,! P'- IfNI~. George Jewell, Mr. and Mrs. &Jpple, Henderaon; Mrs. J a c k SlnM duo _..., Mill tt Jack Kllpatrick, Mr. and Mrs. Uvely, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. Edna ~ DtrUiille dw Bolo' Leo Gibbs, Debra, Sandra, Tho- Biggs, pt, Pleasant; Julie D&c· nr,, ,lllc:.,lte.Jtti•&..Nioo Yon. l:IIJ, NRr Yon, mu. and Larry Gibbs, Mr. and balskl, CottagevfUe; Mrs. WU~ !U.~<IIollun ..uoa: llllhend _. ....._. Mrs. Robert Scott and Karen, bum Ellis, Middleport. ............ llaiU • ._. ... ,_ Ill ...... _ 1! lhl lAlly .-u..l 01*- liLa. BIErrHS - Mr. and M r a, Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Craig and Sx - - . f5.10 . ..................... 1111 ..,_. ._. "'*• -n• _... • •~'~~~­ Jeff, Mr. and Mrs. Keith G1en- Howard Deweese, Leon, a daugh..,.. 0.. 11.5CI• ..,. ..... 0.. - derming, Jack 11'11 Jill Glenden- ter; Mr. and Mrs. George Hoff. tJO.oo. • _,.., ~.lS. ,.__..PM. ,n .. lloriooltl ...,_ n--. ning, Eclpr Layne, Mr, and Mrs. man, Letart, a son; Mr. and Mra. ...... James Eynon, Reedsvllle, a 1011. Randall Rodgers and Joan. Final Airport Plans Arrive ,1 ' '· Reunion Held at Park . l J ,.,_ ·, •., ,. ' - .u . . QUICK QUI! ' Ftt,vorite Evangelist ernon, __ r• Fort Mandan Jefferson Avenue~ havebeennod. fied o( Change ot Command cere-- moules on Wednesday,llept.25, at 10 a.m. onboardtheUnitedbtes Ship Fort Mandan (LSD-IlO at Naples, Italy, when their aon, Crndr. take command of the ship. PoJnt Pleasant High School, entered the U. S. Navy In 1944 at the age of 17, He Ia married to the former Delorea Wallace, daughter of Mrs. Cynthia Wallace, and tile late Vandalia Wallace, ol AJ>ple Grove. Cmdr. and Mrs, Wal· lace have one daughter, Cynthia, and they are building a n e w home 1n ·Norfolk, Va., where they wiU reside. Cmdr. Wallace recently spent two and onEHlall y..,.s at ~· tico, Va. Marine Base after hav. ing received the honor of being selected by the U, S. Navy [)e.. partment to join ol!icers of tile other branches of service at the Marine hase to tile staff of the United Command ol amphibious landings, Upon completion of his duUes at ~co, he was ordered back to the 6th Fleet on the Fort Mandan. Youth Meeting ' ""' To he.in Mason PT. PLEASANT - Hell!hts United MetiKN!lst Church young ~e will share In tile Point Pleasant YF Distrlct meeUng in the Mason church Tuesdi\Y evening at 7:30 p.m. Two additional services scheGthia week at Heights church tn. elude the weekly prayer and Bible study servjeea. The Wednesday avenlng senlce will be held at 7:30 o'cloek, tile Thursday morning Bible atudy at I 0 o'clock. Choir members wlll practice Wednesday at 8:35p.m. As part of the worlhll> servIce !llnda,y night, a vocal ollet ,... aung by Lori Harris and Roxame ~IU to plaoo accompaniment ol Mrs. Loll Bumgarner. The senior choir also aang two special selections, place Ia tho ....,. wlll enable tile bank to not aal,y n:t.~ mora Wltll the moat ,.... ord available tO'bonldntr ~. bo!l also - • lip a - e ftald ·or baddng oenices lllre· totore not available In thlo area. BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - 111 ~u BW Cosby's DArsmal pe.y tor a onenightar In Soratop - $17,000 .... Furs tor me aren't ao new: Fatller Dlvtna doeaA!es aav pold fUrrier Mike Forrest $20,000 tor an ermine coat .. .. The late George Jean Nathan wore abearokln bemy •••• "Golden Rain- · ado COIIalllently call It a uamuh bit,'• but how amalh lo a show '""'sing f45,000 UNDER Its weeld,y ._clf;y; it oever waa .... 'f'J'be Green Bentl" wu rotlen·-ed and ill Frlllldllri, Germany; Vartot;y tom- r8p)l'ta 1H antlaAmeriean. wave there lo growing .... ConpRed (conpalod, rather) !raffle Ia more than a lllillflce: the Long laland Erpn••11'11Y' • Midtown Twmel a1ooo eolll -d< ldeut of ctttzeno N - . iJ Ia charga ct - - - a m . M r , - · in elaborating on tho OIIIIIIIQter _ ~ tile .... OJIIIIba· point that Dol onlr doel thla Clllq!UterPNSI'omup a wbole new tleld of urvlcaa but will aloo - l e employees at Cltizeno N - to dOfate more ol tllelr time to the ·i lldlvidual needa ci cuotomers. Mr. Lanham lidded that thlo Ia but another ci the .....- . . efforts ot the directOI'I, ollCII'I, and empiQYoeaofCitl1411oNatlonal to bring the lllieat and moat ~ baddng servieetoNa- Adult After a bitter quarrel with ~hlp's ~lal.n WUUam Dampier, J!Dndar Sol· u~ore on unlDilablted Maa a Tierra 18land of the Juan Fernandez group, 400 mUes off the coast of CbUe, Tbla wu In 1704; be was not HICued ul!W 1709. The World AIma!IBC nates tllal Selldrk wao the prototype for Dan- kirk wao put Iel Defoe'• Robinson Cru· - · althoogb moot detalla were suppHed by Defoe's tmagJnatton. Cl~ses · Begin In Mason Co. Schools PT. PLEASANT - Milt belie education classes will start In Mason Cour1V the week "' September 16th to 2oth, !.Owall N, Cook, Vocational !llpe,. vi110r lor Mason Count;y Selloola amounced. Claoses wW be held In t h e same locaUons as lut year I! a IUif.lclent number ci people ar"' Interested fn attending elu.ses. These Include HarUord, Point Plea1811t Sr. High, Mt. OUve, LaoJI grade school and Arbuckle school. lludents Interested in - - lng these classea ahould report this week at 7 p.m. to be en.. roUed. studeml enrolled In a4alt basic education clu.sea wtll study -at· reading, matll, general basic aelence, ~ish and IOclaJ. &1udles to help prepare them to pass the General Education ))e.. velopment lest wldeh Ia t h e O<IJ!valent of a hish school dl· ploma. Tbls G.E.D. eertllleale is recognized aa eueh by the Civil Service, the armed forces, all collegaa and lllllvoralttea In West VIrginia provl<llng a minimum •core ls made on tbt test. Most industrie1 .also recognize tile G.E.D. aa equlvaloni to the htsh IChool diploma, 1lrls year te•tb fks and suppiles wW ba turnlahOd without charge ror atudenta earolled Ia tile adult baale eolicatloo classes and tuition will be rr.,., To enroll a atodeut mull be over eighteen yeara ot age or have BlBTH ANNOUNCED NEW HAVEN- Mr. and Mrs. Howard Joe Burris 1re announcilllt the birth. of a son, on September 4, at Sl. Jo,eph lioBjlltalln Parkersburg. 'l1le baby weilbed 7 pourx!s 12 ounces and hu been named Kemeth Joe, M&lemal erlllimother lo Mrs. E. T. Hoosh and palerml gra. . . . ent& are Mr. ud Nra:. HOft'ard Burris, all ot New Haven. The Jud;y Garland atoey .....,. aa Inexorable aa • Greek trq. ed7 .... Barbra StnloaDd dooan't 1180111 to be lll1lo1in& bar fantailtic sueee11 one Whit ... 1 Joel Grey were ~ llahter on hls feet In porformancea, bo'd flY a- . . '111• political and .... elolosleal slanted-lllogle ci Belaloote, liltrley llacLoine, 'I'OIV' llandall, ll>elley Wlntero and OUter -•to - i z pblloiOphero 11 their own bultnea., but 1111)' ... . !~;! ..t . '· ' been out of school one y - or bls cla11 muat have ll''"'ated hish school. lntereatedper...,. mq obtain more lnlormatloo by calling tile Board of Edueatton oftlee, 875-4540, between tile houri of 8:30 a.m. and 5 Mra. Leonard Krebs and Mrs. EmU Romans, conceulon .w.t chairmen, ani Mrs. Harold HIdinour, publlclt;y chairman. · DecoraU0111 for t11a anatr wW include 1 n.aon wheel .~ od wltllliallts, eumtry and wealoo ern 3-<11-111 eutouto, red ani While cheeked toblo cowra. , Ticketo are prleed at t5 per <Oiflle and be purehUed at Fruth' a Pharmacy, CohenDruga, llallo Barbel' Shop, Clt7 Phlr· maey, Rardin'• Shoe Center and Lalw Drive 1m or tllef be purchaaed for Ute 11111e price tile night or tile donee at tile door. Pe......, wtolllrw to re- t7~Q48; Rotoo ;. ' Standings ror f~~ . prltt · AmerlcanLooaue ..... to 3 ~··· ta: 4 to' t.. """'leo, .1!4 ani 8 to 12 • ...,..,, t&. All reaerYIItiOU muot be.lit before oet.bor 4. ' • . ·. COIIceaoiOIIa of Colli, ~rita, tee, potato ehlpo. ani prets... wlll be sold, alao lor salt will tie c:Jteese.plltea eoRal~ ot him, ebeeae, sweet ~ d,lllptckles, olhes ~ crackers. Orela tor the eYent Ww be country and western music will be proYided by tile "Blue GrJII Patrtota" whteb lnc1Udeo 11.. musicians and 1 caller.. Proeeedl II'.<ID tho ovoot will be used to purehiae equipment for tile tllllinllllw P I - Valloy Hospital • .Thla Is the second dance whleh tl!o laclloa bavo _.. oored In 1 yaar. Every May tho pvea tllolr IMUil Charlty l!aU whleh Is a oead<ft>rmal event, and ._ the7 ~ tomal!e ti!D "Country Hoedolm" an ..,.. nua1 proJect elso. .:• •. Other claaooo In a4all eoli.catioo In Maoon Cour1zy In oa!ee machines, machine ahop and welding will be orp•lzed and lllarled the week ct Soplembor 23, 103rd Annual IOOF Session Set Oct. 9-12 1.7. ~ 'tba•• to earn it.'~ He vislm hlo mother and lii'OII what I PJOd 1011 ...,otant. "Put JOur ante down!" Action Expeded 11W Week On P081 Seasons Bowl Game Ao all atlenllts. The belequerod Qllll'lerbock teams prepare lor action !Ida came to Ufe In the fourth weekend oa the gridiron, MAC ~ler, maldDg two rapid-lire executive& todQ were eJII)eeted to IIUIOWICe whtther they would play the Soutllern Conttrence ehaiJ1plon In a j)Oit • aeaotlll COLUMBUs (Up!) - aeven Mki-Amerlew:n conterence Jacksonville Tops Jets 6-4 ...... COLUMBUS, Ohio (1Jp0The Southern Conference hid The Jac:k1011w1Ue Meta surv.lwd Oxlelwled tile Invitation earUar thlo month, but MAC CCllllllllo- I COlumbus homer barrage with aloner Bob Jameo the cOn- fino relief pitching from Ban7 ference athleUc d!r8ctora would 11u11no l4onda,y nll!ht to defeat the Jets 6-4 and like a Z-0 lead think-~~ James aa1d. a declsloi. would in the bes~f--seven lntematlonal Leque final Governor•• C.., be IDilOUDCed todaf. MeamrhO.e, on the fteld, the Hries. Raziano came In alter JacJc.. MAC to otr to 1 svod atart !Ida aonvtlle atarter Thg McGraw yaar, Flvo MAC squads scored Wll tagged by Mann,y SorwuUthroe wins and a Ito oppoaed io lea' s t:wo-run hmner tn the fifth one lo11 fa the 101aon cpenars and George !PriGs' h<Xne run for all but Ohio Unhorolt,r m1 with a man em the llxth !hot BowUng Green laat -kond. eut the Mets' lead te 5-4. '11d1 weekend, Marshall (O.C.O plfiYo Ohio V, In OU'o Ru1ano held 1he Jets scoreless first pme; Toledo (I~) sue• to IN final 3 2-.1 innings. JaekBonv!Ue outhlt Columbuo VUianoYa; BowUrw G r e t n tn16-13 In tile oiug[esL WW Huckle aacurates Ita season hoatlrw:BaD J)leed the Meta attaek wltlllour Stale; Weatom Michlpn (I~) hila. Pial'& Brighom YOUDg UnlverThe SHies moY&s to Jactcs. alt;y; Kent Stale (0-l) wlll hoot B.n.io, and Miami (I~ pial's ville lor the next three pma1 a Sltunlay nlst1t ·pmo with the and returns to CGI11111bea for a Vntveralt.r of tile ...., 111 ~ .. ·final poir tr aeeessacy. -lh at.....,. BERRY'S WORLD / lfald .... attorne.v. ST. EYerywhere you'U learn a lot :YGUr• salvea, In~ Mw to be . . . w through .....,_ If ;you ...'1, 7ou•re beadedforBOparationovea tl1ou8h ,.... Clllllnue llviq to_.~ And tllol' tho · at •··~r I ldndl start talldnil - H. Dear llelan: About the .... and...,.,...\ who lied to 1101 married, p e r h a p 1 th""re ••legal,.. but tbQ''d bettar pt the aaeaatr••gtQnedout. OUr aon and bla WU. wore married 11 JIUI 180 and llod about their agao, We lnQ!drod about It, and a Jud8l told ua If an)' lepl ·matters eame up Ia YNI'I to eome, then m11111t be he Is, I tried IIOlnl with him, but I .....t lllnd the ftllhting. He thlnka he Ia tbo greateat man Ill urtb, but II I t e II 1UM otborwlle, he pouto for a complleatlou week IIIII gate all hlo triaadl to 1bt jldp ftxed the neeeaeory PT. PLEASANT "- Oil Fol-- thinking Pm a wltc:h. pepera, and we two motheroweat Pd 16ave him tomorrow, but wttll tile couple to Iowa wben lowo and tllolr 'lister Hebekalla will meet In lftlntlnalon Oeto- I keep thinking I miJht lie to 1111)' remarried, Wi Iowa bar 9-12 In the 103rd 111111a1 - · He ....,... I wun•t aiWfiYI because tho marrlap 110 lo aesaloo ol tile Grand Lodga of this WilY and IIIIQ'be Pm fiOlnll lowar tllore. - MOTHER . Wtat VIrginia, LO.O.F, Grand 1brouah the mel"'l'f"H. I 8111 Dear Helen: Malller, E, Gtrlaall llq, Hunt- Pm . julll'llwaldnl up to tile .kind Jn June of 1111 , _ I roallzIngton w~u preoide .. at. min. I!Y.L - . ta.Jt mr ...., • "'t11oro we;;;..;;..; ~ lie elo.oes out hla term u otalo or my huaband? - llonoat to with my marriaga, oo 1 IOUihl leader of tile tralemal order. 801]1, lleltn, oome mornlnfl I tile help .or a mlnloter. GradThe Pritchard holel will betlle wako up and aet alek .lull to ualb' 11 I told hlln thlap ihat ometal headquarter• tor both tile look at him! - CHANGED WIFE .were deep lnalde me, 1 ftli more Dear Wife: free and bapplor. I lllnled to Grand Lodga and tile Assemi>IJ', 'l1le two P'OUPI will l'erhlpa JOU've bit 1 eall """' a - God and pooplo 11111 meet In - a l e 101al0111. the ''lhOID.~···· lt'a that espedai),J nv buabaDd. Batlathe It haa also boon IIIIIOUIIeed olump In a womon'o lifo when proeeas 1 ........,. fell In loro that a re~ honorl!w Allor- ller ehlldrea no longar dopoad with tllemtnioter, whlcbof<GID'se ney llq will be held by t h e 111 har, IP'andehlldrea hlve~~'t lie aevar lmew. Now 11e hU movmember a ci llludington Lodga No. yet arrived, she becomes mueb eel &WI\Y, and rm oad. Thli 'iln't 114 at their lodga hall m Sotur- more aware of ber hullband lair to my huaband who 11 ~. Soptembar 28. and what ohe seeo I~ moetl7 very pd to mo and our Thla meeting '!rill be held at had. Her depreolion lan't help- boby, WW 1 p1 ovar thlo? _ 7:30 p.m. and all Odd Followa td by a hal'lh bathroom mlr- MRS. X. ror and truthful acalea, or a Dear Mra. x.: are urgad to allend. James IL Rlce, Sr., wu re-. DiaD who eon'l 1101110 abo neeclo Yo., JGU'U p1 ovar it. Tblo 11 cently ale<led npro-tlve to IIJII<tal trool •lWll ,lull - · hero woroldp mon than ·love. the Grand Lodga by IN Point Beat W81 to tl&ht the "moan· At tome time or OCher, a1JDOI& Pleuont Lodga and Jamoo M. _ .... Is with a haad-<>n at- 1N017 Ml1UU1 -'"'>... It, o1. Bell 11 ollemoto repra.-vo. taell. Do - . , clllreriiiL thor for a teacker, 11er doetar, a Mr. Rice to 111'01141111¥ Nob lo FlndproJodlthatmakoJGUproud COIOIIalor, tho man w110 heiPa Grand and Mr. Ball Vleo.Cnnd "' )'QII1'I8It. Be - · aboutJOUr bar tl1roustl ~ ........ In )lor ct tile local order. foellnp IIIII cauaas them. life, She ROYer flllaoto 111m, 11u1 l!a eapootallf bolleat wt,y aha lOon outarowo 111o ''loVIP' 70Ur lulbond lrri-IJOU. Cban- - a ••• aro JOU Irritate him too, Tblo column lo dodleated to for middle ago Ia a Jll'lc:kb' time. lamlb' Uvtnr. ,., If JOU'n ......,. Son-. hablto .or short- ldd )Ill p1a1a &ou. c:omlngo :roa •hnlaaod bla, lot Holen lielp YOu. ·She ci1 are- lib pllj'iDg ball with will alsowolcoma:YGUrown-... a c:aetuo lfi!Pio: tho thorns ... lng oxperieacoo. Addnoo Holea Ia and fellor. -.1 in care ct IIIIa - If JOU ... talk out JOUr....... per. lama at thlo lllll'l'laga plaleau, LOIJlS, !lo. (Up!), ~.k Jim Hart ci llie St. l.Gjlls C&rdlnalo muat have felt lifAiediiY ~ 1Uke General CU.tor at l,lttle Btc Horn. he looked' there were the enemy':"" big', brawl\f J.,oa Angales Ramo dete...,..n. They ehorgad Into the Clrd blddleld bowU!V over Hart lime liter time · and bitting down his .PIIBJe&. Although it wa.e not a manacre, the ftMI score, 24<-13 In favor of Loa AJteeles, did not reflect tile tru-on of Hart trying lo gat hlo team otr on the rliht root In Its opont• game. Hart c01111Jloled only one n.... yard paso to ll4ibby Joe Conrad In the Drat period whUe the Rams kmeked clown ntne .. from p.m. ALL OUT SALE W, L. PeL GB llrst period touchdo!m, runni!V Detroit • '.' '.97 54 .642 to u.. ,rlsht oklo of tho Clrcllnal Baltlmora •• , .87 85 .574 111\1 ._toted • line and solrw in llandlw up, He Now York •••• 80 71 .1130 17 CCnrad, 1!111 ljllln " ' itcond pass went to ItG,: ~Drs · tor a pined 97 )'Orda POISirw. Clevelai.! •• , .SJ ·n ,529 11 17~·-J The hlshJistll of the ..... Botton •••••• 79 72 .523 18 llart '~"" J••t 17 of 40 came at the stvt ot the second oakland • • .. .. 76 1s •503 21 peaaea1,. w:ltb Rim blenders hall who• Ron Smitll caught the MinneiGII ... . . 72 '19 .477 25 plekiDJt ptf three eplllt iOaaos. ldekotr on the left aide and ran Callforiila, , •• 65 81 .428 321h WhUe Hart waa hl11na his up the aide line to about tile 45. Chicago .••••• 62 89 .m 35 trOomteo, Ram Quai!Otboek 'I'w"lltrw rlsht up the mldclle, he Wollhlngtoo, ...58 93 .384 39 lkman Gabriel hod 1 elilhii.Y then raced into the end zone M9nday'a ROsulll el.ller dme. · covering 94 yards in his Minne- 4 Callfornll 3 He put the Rims In front ori a spectocular dash. Detrol.t 9 New York 1, nlsht Baltimore 8 Boston I, nfabt Only pmeo scheduled Toda,y's Probable Pitchers All Times EDT California (McGlothlin 1(1.14) at Minnesota (Morris o..o), 2:3{1 ,P.m. Ookland (Odom 14-9 ond Nub 1.2-11) at Chicago (Flahar 6-10 By FRED DOWN AUanta Brave&, 6-G, tn No- and Horlen 1(1.13), 2, 7 p.m. UP! !Porta Wrller Leque games. Ne" York (Balmseo 16-10) at The Jorw watt D1I.Y elll Norm cash drove In nve rona Detroit (WUoon 1~12), 8 p.m. toalght for the llelrolt Tigers. with a strwte and a three-run Woahlngton (Moore 2 • 6) at With their magic rumber for homer as the Tigera aeored four CleYOland (McDowell 14-12), 7:cllnchlrw tbo American League runs ill the flr st lmlng and ft ve 30p.m. pernnt reduced to "one," the 1n the 8800IId to em the Baltimore (McNaJ11 211-1) at Tigers wm face the New York Yankees' 10. game Winnillg Boston (Culp 1:1.5), 7:30 p.m. Yankees while the soon-to-be-- streak-loqrest in the majora Weclnesday's Gameo .._,l)rfzed Baltimore Orloles this season. California at Minnesota Pial' tile Boston Red Sox. John HUler was tagged for New York at Detrol~ night Eigher a Tiger victory or an eight hits but walked only one Waahinpon at Cleveland, night Oriole losa wU1 clinch Detroit" a batter and struck out· 11even in Bahimore at Boston first pemant since 1945, The 23 "raising his record to U am Only pmas scheduled years are the Ionaest an,y AL stretching the Tigers' winning ciQ' hils waited for 1 pennant streak to seven games. National League sinte 1930. Score On Homers W, L. PeL IJB The Tigers, who clinched a de Don Buford'& grand slam x-st. Loula ••• 93 58 .616 lor the flq by routing the homer and solo homers by Sin Fran, •• , .81 70 .536 12 Yankee., 9-1, Moniay night, will Brooks Robln800 and lloog Clnclonatl , , , .78 71 .523 14 send Earl WUs6n (1~12) against PoweU p""ered the Orioles to Chicago ••• , .78 74 ,513 lS'h Stan .Bahnaen (16-10) while the their victory over the Red sox. AUanm , •• , . •76 75 ,503 17 · champogne OO!Uea walt In the Tmn Phoebus, aided by Eddie Pittsburgh , , , .74 76 ,493 18\l clubhouse. The Orioles have Watt's nlflth..tnoing relief, raised PbUa. " ..... 71 80 •470 22 sc:beduled 20-pme winner Dave hls record to 15oo14as he allowed Los Angeles .•. Sll 82 .457 24 McNalcy tp pitch against Rljo · eight hits and lour walks over New York, ••• ,67 84 ,444 26 Culp (13-3) at Boston where eilbt flutings, Houatoh, • , • , .67 84 .444 28 they acored an S.l victory Rookie W.ck Renick led oct x.cllnehed ,Pennant Monday's Results loiDnday nlsht. the ninth lnnlrw wltll hla third 'l'w:lns To,P ~ls holner of the season giving the San Fran 8 Cincinnati 4 Tho Mi1m0- Twlna edged Twlna' Jim Merritt his 11tll Pittsburgh 6 Phlia 1, nlpt the cai.ltorlda AD,gels. 4--3, In victory and ~ the Angela' Los Aug 6 AUanta 0, nlsht MondfiY'I oniJ' Olher American Slnuny EUlo witll his loth Only games seheduled League while the San Francieco defelt. Cesar Tovar's double Today's Probable Pitchers Giants downed the Clncl1111tl and Rod Clrew's triple had All Times EDT Reds, 8--4, the Pltt1burgh helped the Twins score three Chicago (Holtzman 10.12) at Plntes lqlped tile Philadelphia runa ond tie the game In the New York (Selma 9-9), 8:05 p. PhiDiea, 6-1, ond · the Los elshtll tlllllnr. m. Angales lloctpra hoot the . Pittsburgh (Moose 6 - 10) at Philadelphia (Short 17-10, 8:05 •:r . poooes lor a tou<bdO!rn, He ·JJ:iard .,..; "' Detroit Oinches Tie For Pennant ~ •1•] • :,· I ., • , ..,. 0 All USED CARS 68 Pontiac $ave Cate'l . .. 2 ctr• u.~ ~ Top. ""'• "''KI 2,346 easy mlles." So near new we put it ID the showrocll!. AT, PS&PB. $895 LoSibro 4 dr. Sedan. OWned by ... o1 our machanlco. PS. PB & AT. We aloo have a 2 dr, liard Tq> ema sharp lor ".00. 64 Ford $895 2 Dr. Sedan. 6 eyL ald. ohlft. Extra ohltl> Ul!ht bl110 flnloh. trouble ., 68 Pontiac. $3,195 400 Flreblrd, 2 - hardtop, fDurapeed obill, pq>ular 400 Ia. erwtno, pooltlvo traetkln. Like - ;66 ·Dodge cu. condlttaa. $1,895 CorG»t "500" 2 dr, Hud Top. BueiiBt -...to with IIIII _..utw ....uL P-."lltoorlnl. per braket, Auto. trias. ,., ~ ' •'" " I 0 Unttoci ~ '"!" " ' "," Uh -- ........ .,. ........ :;.rti!JTn'• } . ~......... JohnT-. v. hill ci '114dleport, ·s. No. 1 ranked In U, S.-coo.de llblo aw ~.will,._. - ,IU>Ue is · old, live two oxblbltlonl and - . . . . in t b e Soutllweat Table Tonnlo Tourna" - In Oldaboma CIIY Sllur- lneacb. di\Y. su- _. $100,000 club, Ills 11 will be U. S. 111111'• oiDglaa No, 2 rllllked Dell S..Orlo, 22, Grand p.m. Ati.IIU (Jorvlo 16-9) ot Houoton (CUellar 6-10), 8:30 p.m. Clnctnnott (Mal...,y 13-9) at !.ott Aowoloo (0-n 1(1.18), 11 p.m. st. Louta (Gibson 21-7) at Son Franelaco (Perry 14-14), llp.m. WednesdQ'a Game• Chlcoau II New York, nlsht Plttohursh at Philo, nlsht AUanta at Houston, nisht Clnclnnott at Los An(, nipt St. Lou1a at. san Fnnctaco 66 Conalr Monza 4 Door •••• --- •• - •• ·$1295 Sill: c;l., auto. trans., radio, w/s/w tires, gre.n with green 'linyl interior. WR &VANZANDT MOTOR SAlES "You'll Like Our Quality Way of Doing Bualoieu• Cadlllac-OldamobDe . 992·5342 Pomeroy, Oblo .. ~-,., Proia ·lnte...Otimaf WUlle McCOYey to - Giant who Ia tired ci flnlllllng so....t. While tile Sla Fnliclseo club movea cloaer • clo~er to Ita fourth eonseeuttve secondiJlace flnllh Ia tile National Laaaue llandtnss,. !.McCoYey Ia c1otn11 oomolhlng lbout ~ bls lesderaldp tmaga.. Me Covey, who never ha1 JI'Ofl a run batted In UUo ...., ..._ tile Giants deaplte a lear110111e reputatioo aa a sl1111110r, jlUI!ed abroaat ol Chicago's Bllb' WIUlama .lor the NL lead lfllncll,y by driving In lour runo In · on 8-4 victory over the Clnclmatt Redl. Those four RBr1 save the towertna Drat baaeman a total Ill 97 ·!Dr the - . hlo 1arsoat total in live years. He dnwe In 102 Ia 1~63. McCoYey already llolda the NL lllld In home rona with 34. Clonts Load BAldo The victoey ·liVe tile Qonta a . , _ e odga aver the Hecla Ia the raee for ~ honor• pti:Md up fda ftrlll maJor league victory. BW Singer seattered nine bits and climaxed a ftvuun llxth Inning with a twv-nm cblble for the llodgars, I! marked Slngar•s seventh double ~ the seuon and belpod him to poll biB third atrallhl comploll-fiUilo victory. ROll Reed (10-10) wao charged with the deteat. Goo• AlliiY eolleeted lour bits and 11om ClendOIIOil and Bill Mazerookl drove In two 1'1111& apleee for the Plralea, lloek Ellis pitched hla Drat major loaaue cpmplote rame and .... ...-.... '11\loh-ool-tllo ~ QOKING .• DWAIID ,.,_, I•Hittf Clpr A~'a three hila, lnclucllng Tony TIIVIOr's eolo homer. - tbeieJIIIIIple to-. behind the Sl. I.Gula Cordtnal., who weraldle, 'l1le Loo Angalea Do fe I blaDked the AUIIDia Bravos 8~ and tile Pillolurgh Plralaa dolooted the l'l!iladelpbla PhiUlel, 8-1, In oilier NL - The Detroit Tlgero cl!JI<hed 1 tie for tllo Amartcooi ' llq by bl.utlng Now York, 9-1, llbllo the Jloltlmon Orioleo 1. We represent aeveral strong companies, not just one. We're independent inlitlrance agen~ free to piCk and choooe among ente." In Oklahoma . Raplda, Mieh. 'l1ley will !>Ia¥ PALMER ADV Alif. . ''1 :' ..,. hour In the morntna and PALM BEACH GAIIPI';NI; ' cmo hour In tile allernoae at the Fla. O!Pil- Arnold .......... ~ TGY Family lllapplng - · $30,000 wtn In tllo K . 'l'be7 will be oeeded 1..2 In tbo at Sutton, llflaa. iaertaaod· 1ti 1988 oarnt,.o to$110,3'/71'&*Lj• ...... plO¥ "' tile mont at the Okllhoma Clt,r Ta- him tile olgbtll plajoar to lip ble Tennis Club aad probablf over a hundred graad thla ,_.., ftad themaelves In the f 1 n a l lllll¥ casper Ieoda tbo rwnd !Dr the ChamplCIIsbip. wtmers with $171t43t, ran Led In threo Auguot toumanooma, 18< Jack Nleklau at $151)0Z. II Grand Rapid.. Lanalng, and TCII\ Wollkop~ Jull111 Baroo, F2khart, lbd., 'l'lmohl.ll dereat- Goorp Archar, DID ed Sweerls for the men'o ttUe Lee Trevino rwnd cut IN .AitN.ew. Pontlac & Bulcks Giants Stop Reds, 8-4 ant\Vert are: · - Pll'eholO&r for all - IOOS:_ ''Never IIPilt JOUr atdl,. 2 Exhibitions By United Preas l n t e r - In addition tq the ttcllot Helen Help USee• By Helen Borte/ SHE DOESN'T LIKE IUM VERY WELL Dear Helen: I am 45 Y-• old, eolnt! on 100. 91ddenly my We haa sone lOUr. Moltl1, lt'o my bullbond. He tldnb lie Is a sreot wit at my _ . . , He'll do 1111'· thing for olhero, but If I aak a favor, tile whole nelslllo•bood hears. He ohell.a out lor otbor ehUdren, but It ours want mon. ., ..' . ,. ' llhould _.-ale tllam 'lromllhowtimo .... Old.-UtllorCharlly hu tile .(11'11111111< _,c:lou• I ~ I rtalrt to .... niCIII; but I h OJ to lnlllet lhoirabJo<llldlrVIIIII· ulnto 011 IN jlllbllc; Plo.Jboy -m• to hln reed IN ell IV wrlliltl Cll IN Wall and ta be&lnnintJ to rtplaee llldlt,r wWI loftlat - p ........ 'IWrical 111111 .~~~tor Will illll bo'o form out ci t h o now an ''Mirloom:" be Juat adlf.. od J...., liGiJirdi m· to bla ldDame• and nbble to the .... He wu r u - to tbo ..,._ lnc..,ltent Ull and be aiWIJI bod pta! wben he hovered our • • aer1111 tv Iter J&IOD ao. death !Dr dol'o, ncooered bordo Jr., w11o ~ l'ltar ••• . 1bt pilot: Howard I!Uihta. from J . - Sr., ol1ooit Wt tiJot Howard llnow ·•••• Did JuQil Sr..... Ia "1bt lale . af l,oll ~'I" .... .... tllo lui ....... ci ~-· Joho !P. . . - Ull • ... l'ltarolsolddidci!Da..U.. ·he to ....... .... 1\osiWtd u ....., he~· ,IDd ~,".. ,...,.,... _. Slolnod; llllllat ~~~~ . ... r.. d;y li .. • . IIIII IIIII old rrr..l - I :;,1' .t~ ' don~ Ill ,pcq:fOIDIOfl baYe liD Obito of Demta O'Keafo didn't mention Ills bravery In 1 1146 Beverb' RWo plone eruh: the plano ....Into tile ll'wood home bahlnd O'Ktelt'o .... llonnla dulted In, . . - I N otrap.. peel-In pilot IIIII carrild tho UD· ••cumbod • .. ' The three' grief-taving como 011111full,y drury-mix. ed 1ato "«ltertafmneat'' ••• • w. GD.e tlrm $10,000 a montb over. l'lqi!Q!' helped bratime for lruc:kdrlvers (Siar In· zen aex and . - It eaalor for duolrleo, In !l'o..el). the lest,PDDshediJOtLD1JiiP•nera· .' •12 Nlal F. MlntxxJ, assoclaleprtl- - Dlaey will - - ' "Co!rdr7 - . . , . . wliieh will . relture ~-· and l'CIIUII· .danc!ar u f!all u polkas; at . til~ NIIIOIII! G!fll'd Armoty m October 5freon 10p,m. a.m. Mra. Jamea ~k lo...,. ar-' chairman, Mro. Jamoo Gl· . bealil, eooeholrman, Mrs. Jolin Cludill, ticket ebalnn~ Mra. Jack Paruna, Hid~ ehlli'IDIID, Voice along Broadway -....cr.- "So Where Do We Go from Here?" Thomas, USN, will Robert, a graduate of 8JQI i ,: ·, ~· · ·· 1i ' ~T. P!.f<AS~T -'llloPIOa.:. Hi"~~~-~ mai ·~ .;;; 111,«4; ~:, ,, ViiJOl' &tpl¢ol WCJI!IIII'I A1J!F. ta~lrw Mra. JackPI!'-•·P- . · . ~ ley. Tbla ehanp tomers. PT. PLEASANT - Silt. and Mrs, Paul F. Thomas ol 2220 Robert L, -, vollablo ' "':=.\· ..·· ~ . I· J··. ·'. ' .·.. "~,., =o.'.,e'.. .·. n t' oe . o:w~J. . ~ Dolb' 'l!onUnel, MlddlCI>Gl'W'omeroy, 0., SepL 17, 1968 ' 1-~~ I I 1·. many strong companies offering insurance for your home, car, or bulinesa. . When you iniure tbtougb 111, we make certain your coverage is'l<ept up-to-dMe, constantly reftectlog the fineat av8ilable covi!rqe at the lowest available cost. · 3. If yo)l ha~ a claim, we hk.ne the CleWIL We work for yoU: f!Ot for·any one ~plmy,10wt , , inteleatl. us. 2. '!fl~. ~~rlmce.tbat·~ , :{ ' with s $3.0() purchase of Ashland Gasoline. �·.-.~:·~ ·~1-~~-·~:·:~~~·-· ·-'"' .. -- -·· . ,. )\ \~ ·t==::;:;:::::::::::::::;::::::::::::~::::::;:::::::::::::::::~:::·::~~:: Demonstration ~dv1iddleporr,. Group Meets ~~ . . ·l:· ·=·: ' I(ASOI)l - Al»ba Fj)lllon Cllap'l or of Alpha DeliO Kappa, Nat~Mal Teaebert' Hmorary So- Ciot;y, met Wednesday at tho ll>me of Mrs. Luolllo Swack- hamer, Maaon, w. VL Helen Smith, Chaplain, led devotions ond llu!ne Wingett, proeldon~ Wll 11'1 charge of tbe program entitled "&lmmer Experiences." Yoar)J programs ror 1888-1869 were dlltrlbuted and members ,..re urgocl to attend tho state CG:I•tutlon ln Daytoo 011 October ~During tho so<lel hour, t h e lfOUP worked on bandaps a n d aowna for tho Amorleau Coneer So<lell'. Attention has boon eallocl to tile new mooting date of October 15 at the home of llaalno Wingett ror a ablciY or tho handbook on Sob - Chajlter duties. Mra. Swackhamer served a buffet courae ot homemade lee cream, cake , and handmade noral mlDia. [HOSPITAL NEWS I .' ' HOLZER HOSPlT AL: Visiting hour1t'> 2-4 and. 7-8 p.m. Parent& ooly on Pedlabics Ward. ADMISSIONS NrL KeMoth P. Bostic, 13• ' 1 Portomooib Rd.: Mrs. Opal Shep~' pard, 30· Vinton Ave. ; Karla M. Fraley, 81dwell; Ralph E. Baylor, Rl 1 Galllpolla; Mrs. Odctle E. Buah, l.Dft'er .River Rd. ; NrL Laadoa &!'nett. Rt. 2 GaiJJpo:Us; Mrs. Edward E. White, BldweU; Robert L. Kanyha, Rio Grande; Mildred J, Woomer, R~ 1 Letart; Mrs. Francis W. Webb, Rt. 2 Racine; Mrs. Theodore Croy, Chester: Ovel L. Ewing, Sr. , Rt. 4 Jackson; Ted H. Crabtree, Rt. 3 Wellston; Martin E. WeW, Ironton; Mrs. Robert L. Cooper, Ravenswoodi Mrs. James. E. Eianaugle, JacksOOi ' Mrs. Chester Adklna, RL 3 Dak '·,·, HWi Everett Thorne, Rt. 3 Wellatonj Mra. Dewey Mullina, at. 2 J ackson; Mrs. John J. Blair, Cltlettaburg, Ky. BO!THS MrL KeMeth P. Bostic, 13! Portamou111 Rd., daughter, 11:3! Lm. Monday; Mrs. Eddie E. White, Bidwell, 1011, 4:40 Lm. ~t .. DISCHARGES Mra. Dennis J. Clllahan, Mra. JCIIDtlol. Qoooy, James A Ham· mond, Mrs. Ropr Hudson, Donold W. Laohart, Mrs. Cecil R. Mlleo, Mrs. Jerry L. Nlbo~ Mrs. Weber C. Theobald, Mra. Richard E. Vol¢n, Mrs. Tbe<>doro Booele, Mrs. Paul Holllngaheld, Mr1. John P. Follrod, Mrs. . lllchlel E. Blaine, ond infant daugbter, Mrs. Richard D. Dewitt and ldll1l oon, Mrs. Roger F. Dillard, and infant daughter. ~I Give Yourself More Rope To dry bulky things such as quilts and blankets hang them ,,' over two or three par aile 1 ·nnos. This allows air to circulate for quicker drying and distributes weight more evenly to help them keep their sbape. It also prevents over· loading a single ·l ine. e Prepared For ALone Winter With A Lovely Planter From DUDLEY'S 59 N. 2nd AYO. 992-5560 NEW HAVEN - Tho llhodc>dendron Home Demo111trat1p Mr. Old Mra. L, ~ Triplett Club met at tho Club Hoose an Iort s.~ur~~ar ·ror i.. 1\10 Thuroday. Ills& Mary Phllllll• TUESDAY vacation. It ·~ ·I!Ool>'h, c. CLASS 12, Heath Nothodist presided in the ablence or the They uo ~ be 1olll!ld there by Church, 7:30 Tuesday night, Mrs. preslctent, Mr's. Bernard Lie.,. Mrs. Triplett' a br<lti\Or • in -taw Nan Moore, program leaderi ing. Devotions, uslrw the theme, . and lister, Mr. add Mra. RusMrs. L. W. McComas, devotion- '"OUr Bible,.. was presented b)' ·· •eU Malts" ot Elkvi~W W va. ' al chairman; ofO.cera, bostel&- Mrs. T. Bert Roush. A poem '"A llf. and Mra. Don ErWin ond Boy and His Bible," was read as. daughte~, A!ily, ofiJijllpollo FerWOMEN'S Auxiliary, Veterans by Mrs. Charles F. Yonker.. ry, w, vo;, wilted 11; r.t:ldd\oport During the builness meettrw a SUndi,Y ai , tho Cheater Erwin Memorial llospltol, 7:30 p.m, TUesday, hoBJ>Itol dining room. nominating committee was ap- h!>m• ahl "lben wont on.to BelEleetloo or ollloora to be held. pointed: Mrs. T. Bert Roush, pre to aee Mr. and ·Mra. Mlohael HOMEBUILDERS Clau or tile ohairmah, Mrs. Walter Gril>- ErWin and tnfAIII dallllhter. NrL lllcldleport lllurch of Christ in stead and Mrs. Clarence 'J1too Chaster Erwin wUI remain in tile church baaomonl, 7:30 p.m. mas. Belpre unlil to auiat Attendirw were Mrs. G. B. Raz .. In Tuesday. tho care of Scott and Kevin lett, Mrs. Charles Jewell, Mrs. Erwin. WEDNESDAY WINDING TRAIL Gar<ion Club M. L. Ohlinger, Mrs. Welter Visi!ing recently in hloz1 Ji.y., Woclnesday, 8 p.m., home of Mrs, Grinstead, Mrs. Albert Roush, with Mr. 1 n ~ Mrs. Garfield Allard Pratt. 'lbere will be a Miss Mary Phillipa, Mrs. T. Preece weretheirdl.ughter,Mrs. Bert Roush, Mrs. otUe Roush, Jeue ~of Now Haven, w. planl excbanJie. Mrs. Velma Roush, Mrs. Clar- VL: tileir p-aoclaon and his wife, SYRACUSE THIRD Wednesday ence Thomas and Mre.. Charle• Mr. and Mrs. RusseU ~; Homemaken Club, 10 a.m. WedYonker. nesday at municipal park moottheir I!I'Onddaughler and her husing house; actlvlUes for year t.nd, Mr. and Mrs. David Zir· kle, and tileir groat-granddaughtars, Terri Ann and Dobbie Ka,y Zirkle, all of MlddleporL ed by the hostess. AU homemak- ·.· .... Guests ol Mr. and. ~s. Jesae ers welcome. Maytard over the weeke..t were PAST PRESIDENTS Psrley, ,,,, :::: Mrs. Maynard's brother and alaLadies Auxiliary of Drew WebMrs. Gladys Cuckler reblrned ter-ln-law, Mr. 1111 Mrs. James ster Post 39, American Legion, Friday after a week' s visit In Ray Preooe or PiJirbn, Ky. They 8 p.m. Wednesday, home or Mrs. Athens with Mr. and Mrs. JesHi elsa visited In Mlddl'llorl with Paul easel, Brownell Ave., MidCuckler and other relatives aM Mr. and MrL Davi4 Zirkle. dleport. Mrs. WUI!am King, Grand Roth frierr:!s.. · BOSWORTH COUNCIL !G, Royof tho Grand Chajlter of tho Mrs. Welby Whaley spent the al and Select Masters, stated weekend in Jackson with Mr. Ohio Order of tho Eastern Stor, assembly, 7:30p.m. Wednesda,y, and Mrs. Leo Williams. waa in N.., Clrlislo recently for Maeonic Temple. Danny S. ZirI reception honOring Martha Mr. and Mrs. Paul Keiser and kle, Illustrious master. Mra. Htlnry lhle of Columbus Fleck, Jl'8nd orgaqlst or tho TlRJRSDAY were 'Iburadly guests of Mr. Grand Chuter. Mrs. King was TWI-LIGHT GARDEN C I u b, and Mrs. Harry Keiser. acoOJD»>II]occ tilere by her daughThursda,y, ·· 7:30 p.m., home ~ &Sgt. and Mrs. JahnDole Fish· ter, Mias C&rol King. Mra. EddJe Smith, Wehe Ter- er and sons, Dam,y,JohnandSam Mn. Marie Hawkina, Middleand Mrs. Marcus Rouah, port, race. of Colwnbus, were weekend visitMAGNOLIA TEMPLE 198, ors of Mrs. Henry Roush and Pomeroy, were recent vlsltora !'ythian Sistora, Thursday, 7:30 Mr. and Mrs. Mason F1sher and in Columbo&. Mr. and Mrs, Guy E. ·Bing p.m. , D. ot A. Hall. Membera otber r"eladves. Also here for •.1r~ to attend. the ft'eekend was Kenny Paul and daughter, Wend)' of Wilmil1!· ton were weekend gueals or bls EPISCOPAL Church Wom111 Fisher of Akron. Thursday at the Parish House; Mr. an:l Mrs. Edward J. Noon parents, Mr. ancl Mrs. Guy BIJw, 12:30 luncheon, rotlowocl by pro- of Columbus are here for a two Bradbury. gram by Mrs. F red Crow, Jr., week stay at their summer home and Mra. Charlaa Gibba. in Minersville. ROCK SPRINGS Better Health WeekeOO guests or Mr. and Club, 1:30 p.m. Thursday, borne lrlrs. Rd>ort Wamsley and !ami· of Mrs. Arlie Abbott; M r a. ly were Mr. and Mrs. Norman Are Beua Whaley, prtlll'&m; M r s. Fisher or Senecaville. Freel Gooileln tile eontosto. Attendance pins were awardGordon Fisher, son of Mr. and ELEANOR CmCLE, 7:30. Mrs. Mason Fisher, resumed eel ~ at tile Asbury UDited Thursday night, Heath Mothodist his studies this week at Malone Methodist Church, ~acuse. Olurch. Receiving pins wore Clarice College in canton. He went to Norris, Brenda Norrla, 17 years SATURDAY Clnhln with Mr. and Mrs. DonCIDCKEN BARBECUE, Satur- ald Fisher of Akron_ who had eachj Marcla Karr, Susame day, bo!!lminl! at II a.m., Ma- been here visiting relatives, Wlnebremer, and Franklln Rizaon Volunteer Fire Dopertmenl. er n, U; C8rroll Norris, AdProceeds tonrds new f 1r e dle Norris, Debbie Norrla, ca.. lilY Francia, and Wanda Rizor, truck. 13; llllloa Rizor and Gladys RobMr. Eddy's schedule for the . ..., 12: Rose Am Uala aocl week of Sept. 16: Jo1m Elchinllor, 10; end Joan s. .. w-• :::i:~?:Cu;!~ .:,,;:~;;:;:':'.' ' ''"' ' ' ' ' •'•·=: ·: i Personal Notes:::: . By Rotary Members A c1ooat1on was J1W111 to tho lllddl8)l0l'l !lremen and omer.gency squadmen wben the Brad' bury Arts and Craft Club mot recont)J at the borne of M r s. Earl Werner. During the meeting r:clldicteel by Mrs. James Reed, Mrs. Worner and Mra. Oleya Cotterlll were presented birtllda)- g!!te by each member of tho club A potluck dbmer at noon wa~ followed bJ' workonpro.Jectbooks for the yea;· . The group will meet in Octlll>or with Mrs. Rood and at !bat time work will be ...,_ t1m1oc1 on a quut. At tho mooting besides those named wore Mrs Paul Wlnn, Mrs Clarenoo Mrs. lla!'dd Coilina, Mu. Davia, Mrs. James Wbitistoh, and Joy, who resides with Mr1. Reed. Mu SPOKE SUNDAY Tad Cadwallader or tho Kol>tucky Chriatlao College ...U. guest speaker at the Bradbury Church or Christ Sunda,y, He will return next weekend to corduct the services.. nor Robson, ~ and drain dry. : REWARDED BY NATIONWIDE : Nationwide _wants the safest dri•ers in Ameri<:a whoch c_ertaonly includes young married couples w1th children. Your sense of responsibility plus your good driving record, give you a break. For lull part1culars phone: : MASON - Nr. and 14 r a. sanley Saunders ol Columbus, are lllllOUildng tho birlb of a 7 lb. daushter Sept. 9th at the Riverview Hospital in Columbus. Tha mother Ia U. Iormor Bll'bora Ellen Mdlaniet of Muon. They named tile 1>11>1, MeJ•nl'!, Am. Mr. and Mra. Saunders are the parents of two other ddldron, C111118nJ11 and Amber. Gr"""'""euta are Mr. and Mra. Curtis Mcllllllel, Sr. of ....., l.lld Mra, Edltb Saunder1, eo- lumboa, Groai-l!l'llldDJothor It Nra. NeUio SchiiOrz, Maeon• • 1 lnclud~ •t Certificates Are Presented t fl ,1, ~I • miniattU- for •, , ~ge S. , , SOUtheaate~n ~G.· Norlh~t~ moci01!'81!- <oc1 tho ~co whloh openo« oilih · tlio ld>Oeatlon by tile ~ •• 'i ll- "' thor Trioey, A welcome ,.., cmcLE MEETS ' Church ond there wu a Ji~ weal dUet tr.m Rio Grande CGJ- 1- ' An1ons the Mela• CGu1111aJii 'l'bdren .t, Mrs. CottriD, Nra.' Ed"atd Footer, Mra. L, P. Stol'o retl, and , MrL ollwr · Mi~ FISH IUFFrT ADULTS - $2.50 CHit,DREN - $1.75 PLEASANT POINt· GRIP-SEAL .,0_1 ROOFS ~ · ...,...., BUilDINGS lllddieport-Pomeroy, . o. , Sept. 17, 1968 • ,. u11f advtJOI' to the patrol, whHe ,prea!dent ware Mrs. Now!nln · M,a:'' Roe(l!10 "w tH was sot for ,;;:~~g~~E:''~~, Worship services will be at 9 Lm. with ~ School at . 10 Lm. Following abasketdil>oer at 12:30 p.m. , there will be a speaker and singers. A rrogram of music wUI be presontocl by the combined choir from the Syracuse, Minersville, andForostRun churches. To Participate .. In Activities Plaris Freckerts blrthdl)'. Gueata were f o r participation 1n Achievement Day Dr. 4 Deeters n., E4na Gettlos, Point Pleas- activitlell on Oct. 8 were made ,hen the New Mrs. L R, Neo1 Ia tile P,T.A. Burdetle, f1rlt vice prealdeut; . tile.~r,_,pt 11!11 month end ~ oomm!U. ehalrman. . · Mrs. Don Becker, aoeand vleo ; Octii!!"· ··MrL:, ~IJoolK• Haekott, Haven Homemakers Club met cipal, rovl...-ed plans end objecrecently at 1he home or Mrs. Ric~ Vau&h&D. prealdonl. prealfllnl: lrlaiiiQ Kl-, ~ ' Jr.'siiiOl'lllnl ~ciaaa tives oi tho acllool roar at the condlleio4 'the m~ attendocl uror, end Mra. RlchardVOUKhan. - thoa~.jnwd· Jesse Maynard. flrat mootinl of tile Middleport b)' qlpi'OX!mate]J 130 ·,.,..,... Ncrotar7. ' Named ~·•·"'1\plllaeS -• The grooP decided to provide P.T.A. MoaciiJ nilht It theel&and tei.ehera. He ~eed 1be New tandllea were welcomed: Mrs. RI-d ~· Mn. Nor~ table favors for the event which maniaey achool. Rev. 1\IUllln !r!CIO'or, putor of 11lo ftrll meotlllll of tho' Mello man Yllllilor,,· aiid all room wlU be hold at the t-Il camp. Hart inlro&leocl tho teaching tho lllddloport c h·u r • h of eouncy 'eoimctl at Pareuta and mothers, ,boipl'aiH;y; Mrs. HI<- . ~=~:~::::~::::=:::~•:•:•:':':':':':':':':':':':':':•:••::•:•:':':'•'• Mrs. Ina c.pehart presided at ataf! It tho achool, He announeocl the mooting with Mro. Bill GrindChr1ot, -.,· ~op~e waa 'Ill tho ~bora wu IIIIDUIICod for Oct. · . kelt aocl tho, RW• . Cbarlea Slat !bat lAo crow, safab' chairman 23rd l'lalm. stood giving 4evoUons. AttendPledge to tho 3 at llilclno- Deleptea from llie mono, muaic: Mra. Burdette, oi tho Mei&s counlJ Cooncll of Flag was locl , by Scott Fruor, lllddleport unit are MrL Man- Mra. Fraftk Harald, Jr., aocl Tha ReV. Roy DeeterS or Cool· Ing the meeting besides those ville wUl be guest speaker at named Were Mrs. Sidle Worth, Parents and Toacbora, and Leo Rid< Powora, aocl Jim 11!>1111111 Jdng Kloos, Mrs. Wihlam Swla1l- Mrs. Dsvi4111Ddy,prosram; Mra. -.clv have agreed to aaaist of Cub ScM Pad< 2,!, Dill 8. or, Mrs. Paul Caacl, Mro. TOin Wile, Mrs. Komelll Calo, Mrs, revival services to be held at and Mrs. Harry Viekers. Clrlohln Church Sept 18-21, II) Of8ll!lzinll .tho ICbool pstrol, OfllcOf.~ IDtrcQJcocl by tile Caaaoll end Mra. ~ Boa- Lewis, and Mrs. George Mil- tho Don Stivers Will .aerve. aa facver. Alternate• are Mrl. Dale ler,. memberlhlp; ~Mra. Kloes," the Rev. Jay Stiles, pastor, anWelbunl, Mrs. Freel Lowla, Mra. mapzlne; Mrs. L R. N~. Mrs. nounced. MeetJ:ngs will be held 1 , I L R. NUl, Mrs. Robert By e r, LewtJ Ellla, Mrs. Dallas Blev- each evening at 7:30. t1le earle- , end Mrs. Roacoo Wise. ina, end MrL Wallace Polrora, ton Church is located on the Also aimouneocl was tho P. T.A. ailab': .Nro. Mall·lloo!alme, read- Kingsbury Rood and tile public ...,...,tlon 'to be hold in Colwn· lng ami !lbr111 eh-lco: T o m Ia in>ltod to the rev! .a!. boa, Oct. lt-16.11loiiiiUilmem- casaoll, FreollAwll, Don Beck· NOTE SALE PROFITS !UPON REQUEST) boralriP drive to be hosdocl by or," wa.vo. ond means: aocl Mrs. A toto1 of $135.46 was made V•"A· .Pl1\ll<ll1 aad P.T.A Our Uaooi Goad CIHnl.;, : em tbo rummage aelo of the Eablicalloi\J. . . Announce . . ·pu~olloWina oie moet~Ds parente gle• Class of tho Aabor)l UDII., and teae~.rl J,DCWed into claas- ed Methodist Church, Syracuse, ! Tha rooont eontennlal obsar- lotto Lambert and Sm1tlt. Pomtroy 992-5421., 11lo chureh history wao rei;.! room dlscu111lon porloda. Re- hold Friday and Saturday In PomYIDCO and hornecOmlna of the lrolbments ·wore aorvod by tile eroy. Hamiod< Grove Chrlitlan Church by Mr. QdiOIIbom, aoc1 a 4llet, waa . - b y 178 poraonorep. "In Timea LIJle TheM,'' DIIUDI ~vo COmmlttoo. by Ann and Charlotte Lall1WL ~ aocl •Mrl. 1lorNy C. 111· _reHilllna 12 area •ches. . RoCDiniaocl for hllvlna tuval- ~ aoloctlons wore p r e- aoll are ......,clng tho birth ocl lhe fartbasl ..... llal Doe- sontec1 b)' tho :vouth ebolr in- of tbolr nrst mild, a spn, ·Rod· 'Now Many Wear Me a Blaaslng'' Plul. MondoJ, Sept. 8, II ter, former )IUior of tho cturch, cludllll aocl" "WonderfUl Gni!O of JoHolzer llolpital, C-elllpllls. rl'l Old blo !aaii)J, who came from With LIHI• Worry the .Allee LICIO'd Collese in Eall- .,.,.. and t)l_o re waa in inotru- Mr· aocl Mrs. Homer 1!1aoll and . Size BYz U mental ~r by Patti Mr. and Mra. Paul HudiOil cl. . Do your false teeth annoy and •m· ernKOatuckJ. A trlo compoied Gl JID Betz· POJiler01 are tbe gnmdparatao , MrruebJ allpptna,dropptns.orwob, .. bUnl when JOU eat, t.ua:b or talk1 ·· ~cbes rep"el.,w' were •- ll1ko ., Hazelton, ~- WQDe 1 Mrs. Dnld HudJon, Syracute,· • ·'J'hen 1pf1nkle altttle PASTDTH on Point P l - . Oraage, T u ~ ...Wall 11D1,. '~ •1 ~e bt MJ.r- aod Mr._ CIIJUI -~ Mrl • -orott Cardrour boldl din· • .:.-. t~ platea. nrmer PASI&EIH anel more comtort.abl,. pilrl Plalna, ~ton, lllddlopori, aelea." IIICI WiQ'ne Well pr•sent- well VInton are Yl.ko eatlnr It'I alkallne , . ~>"........,.... doesn' t 1our.ea~ter. No gummy, IOOtJ, l'oll>ou>l', Burllnihom. Kinp- .. um Nenr Walk Alone.'' entl,' .an4 Mrl. ·Where Shoes Are Sensibly Priced Wuly Little ~ puty tu~ or fHl. Helpa check pta\e llur7, Ajbolll, Collllllbua, Galll•· dl ao1 c11on of F1or odor. Dlllt\lre~t ih1t ftt are euentlll MIDDLEPORT, 0 . . nt.OCOi' on e - ColudJu• il a great-gr~andto dentist resuta.rly. polla aocl Rod< ~"lllC8 Well Wll ••Love of God," JDOitber, oetPA8 atalldruscoun\erB. All ofler-. _.,n of muale followocl tha potluck dlmor Marilyn SID<ktOII Marlin ill tho chur<h basement at noon. "Rave You SMn Jesua," and Mr. Jllllll Qdlllllborl7. pasklr Homer Rico playocl tho autoh8rp 1mdl re antl,y when he left to IDII aang two nmi>ers. "Soma tooch in the cOllege at M o r ,._ Glorious M(lrn!ng'' wu tbo se- . Ky., sova the lnvocatlan lection by Mr. Q~~..-ey, !oUowlnK aJnslnl of tho Charlotte Lambe~ Am L a mbort, and w~· won. "Battle Hrma It tho ]lepubllc." A potted plant from Fraacio Mr. aocl r.t:ro. Doster • a a 1 Florist was oo.dlapla,y. Theyoolh "'11111 II M1 Tdk" !ollowiDK choir ooncludocl tba-am with by tho mlnlstor, and tho "Hallelujah Choru•" andMr. tbere were ·two Hlectlona, •'fn Quisenberry pve the bonocll<· ttoO Dark at the 141~.·· and .uon. ..... DlftereDt NO'W," by CharCommittee -lntments wore _.,cod ond Eric Hart, prin- Revival f 2-Hour 178 from 12 Chcjrches lhv&!lf ih fabrie a••, . DRY QEANING am Attended Centennial Hysells Robinson's deaners aey r•LSE TEETH Thoy'll poy blv d;vldondo . . . right awoyl Yo•'ll find out bonded fabrics a worthwhile lnYe1hMftf iR lllDny ways . . . so HI)' to cut, ao easy to sew, th., nnd no lining and hold their 1hape s.o welll If you're looking for o gilt .dge investment In fashion fabrlca, come buy our bonds now! BUDGET MINDED LOAFER FOR LITTLE GIRLS to 12% to 4 THE FABRIC SHOP 3 • 99 THE SHOE BOX Siftger Sales & S...vice & McCall I Pattemt 992·2384 ' nilbt ob......,.;. · Davollano ware acrlpture by at the Joan Wolfe, tho Lord's PriJI· Killlhta of f'11hlB1 hall in Gol· or In UDIIOII end tile plodp to llpolla waa .......eel at a meet- the flag. ill inl ofi]IO D!etri~ !3 ~ Coon- -.dii)B baoldea 'thoH nam\'1 ctlora 'Aioo'Ctatkli''of tho llauat>- '011 werlli!ldlth !Jill!llltJ Past '-• -~ at Amerlco hol4 ~- ·<llllllCilar, 'TuWorl Plains: Til. .Tbe mNI!ng follDwocl a pi<· Ue Clark, Bclnnle Boulldtt, VIr. Die It tilt Civltioi Park at Mar- slnla EYana, Erma Jealdoa, All· . Frllllllsblp . AGALLON ' . . ... . . IIHVJ Dulfl Extro To.thl Long Wearing] l'lalnlliall- ofdectric b~~ '~-' 3.49. s - ' about the cost ··.\ Asbestos Asphalt •.• ciiYII's all surfaces liNG BUILDERS .SUPPLY. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Mbollo Kohl, Fa,yo Parlin, l!lrail Jone Riddle ond r.t:ata Cl#k, Marietta: _MUgarel Sohlontbel, Edna ' ~ ant! Nettle Ha,yes -~ to ~ ·hold ~. Oot. of T)loodorua Counell17, Poma18; 1:30 p.m. at tile ~· roy, IMPERIAL BLACK pl.can 124 W. MAIN 011 Oot. 21 !lila. Ed!U. Wakell dllllrlct clopu1;y · ., · ndocl ti',. friOIIdlldp ~ and tho D<IIUV Club..!iii foi-·. iliate, aDa clllllrlet ofll.. · ALL PURPOSE ALUMINUIHAME PRICE 5 bal4 '*' DK.RED,DK.GREEN ROOF COATING "More Hidin& Power! One coat covers, even over black! "More Beauty! More Protection! Rorale brushes on like a Iiquld porcelain! · · "More White That Stars White! Ev• In sm01, fo& or blazin& sun! be POlfEROY ' !liirms tbo moaiiDI prooldonl <iMr bi LID& r.t:cVa,y, II - to ot.t.r priQ'lnl band plnl lxJ: bo ao1d )If tlie .,..._ Pro- ceecll Will · "" divided betwtiD !bO usodatlon IDII q.e cllottlot. . Plaal .,... inado for the an;, ;_ . ayal Chrl~ ~ 011 Dee. i I at 1 p.IL, p~ II tlio Rod· . ,.. . . . . . . Belpre. 'l1lon will . ~ ••1 llfl ac~- Tbe .... . ' . clillo of' I amall flU for Uie'IIJ ' 1110 Club, aocl tilt "'l'Ble to "Gall Ble'!!l ~CO." .... _.,.eel, ' :-~=~~.::Wake- OME-(OAT " . HOUSE · . PllNT ' _.aat l:J~ao "\ ' COVEI!s.Ai!Y COLOR I~ CINE COAT.' ELMER BuRNS• ,, . ' ,,, If you" re planning to builJ a home. o r if your preseri"t _hea~"'f .! Y":enf needs to be reploo.!d , call or write the E lect:rk Cdmpany heating spr.ciali~t tal k wit h you, No obliption; o( course! 8ri hsk . ' .- ~-------_:. '- -MAlL TODAY-------- -""t ' I TJIIS,nEClRIC IUIIF£ wllen o Reddy Kilowott Rscommended 1 Dealer prepares a written estip'late Of ttla.~t to convert your home to tlec· I fiiJ tric heatina. Offer aveilable to-Out customers only. Thfte is no obliplion. . WIL:LIAIIS & PAULEY PoMoroy, Ohio '··." F r eckles are not all that bad. Often they are totally cute. But how do you CODvlnce that llrl of yours who thinks abe's been euned with some. kind of plapo ind 11 about to do anythlD.J, anape her face with even use dynalidte. All sbe .....P,.per "' would need II 1D antlfreckle cream wblch haJ blellclllng propertlea. Apply II on !be face f« :II minutes !hell tisaue oU. Rlllle with and water. the • eallou every~unlil frecldea fade away. s I Power ComJNOJ ii;;;:m:li!l.l;l-ni Avo, s.w. Canton;ofti(I47DI ·• · ,:;' ' Cute Freckles POMEROY,O 115 W. SECOND :Friendship Night Planned 11i '12,50 2nd AVE. Sentinel, I.,., 0111, W. VL; lrlrl. PIIIOit, Marioll; Mr. ond Mril. ·~W' lhle and claJ&htetl, WI qd,. . Uoa, Racloe, and' Cblrlao ,...,_ er. -ont· RED EleaDebbJe Ha:rten- The Dai]J GIVE DINNER Mrs. Wnllim Frockeranddaul)!rfA!r, SharOn, entertolaocl atcllllnor SundiJI in honor of Mr. hflAtt,.mLour Conn., mates more PAINT PTA Program.·for Year.Revi·~#~s . . s - --t-er................ city. ONE COAT HOUSE SPIED THE WORD .., wen. than ' &ny other' Amertcan ROYALE ' ' "Make Guest speaker during tho Sunday morning worship serviee at tho <hur<h was tho Hev. w. Luther Trlcy of Rio Grande. He Ia tho assiStant pro!eo~ of EugUsh at Rio Gnndo College and paotorocl tho Pomero)' Cburch frOID 19!1-45. Using scripture from Kings, tho Rev. Mr. Trley IIPoke on the topic, uThe Me. sure of Faith." NEW '·'' Birth on Sept, 9 tlons. Danbury, 1,, attondl111 the !ellowalrlp • - ' NEW HAVEN - Tbo Esther of ~ Pomeroy First lltlptiot Circle of tho Lutheran i:hureh Churc'lo Women met•.Tuasd"l' -nlng at ,--,--~----.... St. Paul Lutheran Church with Nra. llarey Loyno ~ . . bosteas. 11te lesson waa the seo. oocl chapter in tho study "The Mighty Acts ot God" aDd 5 P.M. TIL 9 P.M. was prooemocl by Mrs. J, v, . McGrew. A short boslnoso moot~ ing Was held. AUendingwere Mi-a. Robert Layne, Mra. John F. R<Nah, Mrs. Velma Roosh," MIBI Lelah J, Powell, Nro. UOycl Roush, Mrs. McGrew and Mrs. certUlc:ateJ Were preserted during promotlm dQ" aervlees at tho PomerCIO' First Butiat Church Sundl,y. Kindergarten cerUtl.~tes went to Lena Phalln, Jane Wyatt, and Layne. ADIIO Sheridan. Keith Bailey receivoclaprlmarJ!cleparlmenlcer• tlllcate, and tile Juniol' award& ·weot to Ronnie Ccuch, Helena Wyatl, and Gary Snouffer. John Wlles, a""'rir:Urxleat or the Sunday S.hool modo !be prosom.- h&ts oi;, ' lllndefr by Dr. Charles A. w..;r; . ••lOCI- ·paator of the Calm-r ~ 1,6oo ~~.both " boys and Rirla,, aDd ~ doscrlboci.EI Slhador 11 a COIOIIey about the size of Maryland whore inter· donominatlonli ChrlsU.., worlds corriocl On in 31 chur<h&L . Mrs. Hatler dlsp]IJiocl ..... Se\'ellj Birth of Daughter J 1 .- WOri her aoilents ·!'"i!llln&s, Jewelry, a,.!· . ~ '~-<IL Sir!> noted !bat ~arf. 'If ttiO White (:rosa, ftJnds of "c!Ufa.. ea .here goes for her WU'k In El Sal (it' Jbusiollll'l' . Alao ,~ki111 · ibo Ill"!' <neetl11! wore Dr. JoNil>l> ·.~ . " . <llO s 1 ·a of a ~ Cliapmon, executive minister achOGI Ia tho of tho Ohio Blptist Coovontlon, counth of El and the Rev, Louis Eckola, tho Ohio ~st COnvention oreo ' Her 1a - Hearinl wild tales Sounders i rouna parents i :• ••• •• ••• : Kloe1, nine. Uo,yd Jenldna, NEW HAVEN - Lodiea Nilfrt bach, olx: Martha Moore a n d was held at tbe dinner meeUng RiZBr"a, 4-6. Mary Ferrell, lhei Trfllla Feror tile Bend Rotary Club of New Forest Run, 6:15-7, rell, four; Se¥t Wblebreater, Haven recentb at the Hartford • lllnersvillo, 7:15.$:15. Kevin Stutler, and Paul Kioea, Methodist Oturch. Lewis SmnWEDNESDAY throe; HelOII Teafonl, llciroiiQI mers preSided at the short busiRt. 12t Whistle Slop, 10- Wlnebromer, Debbie Plollens, ness meeUrc ln the absence of 10:15. two, and Earl Pickens and Brentho President, Robert Gilmore. Berlin, 10:30-1H5. da Haye1, cme. Attendina wefe Mr. and Mra. Wellston Library, 12-3. Clyde Foley, Mr. and Mrs. HerJack!on Cou~~ey Awle FoaSoap Making a Chore lllln Loyno, Mr. ond Mrs. DoMid tlval, 3:30.$. Be sJad yoa were~~'t bora F. Roush and Sheey~ Mr. and FRIDAY Ia lbe , .... old dayJ. Fn&al Mrs. ·Fred Pomeroy, Mr. and Sellsbury, 9-11. bomemoken made their on Mrs. 1Joyd R<Noh, Mr. and Mrs. ~ Plalna, 12.:. aoap 111 a twOHia'y Job whleb Russell Clpehart, Mr. and Mra. A1frocl, 2:15.::30. .....atred I polllldo o1 waoldnc Harry Miller, Rev, and Mrs. Burlingfwn, 3-3:30, HCia, a polllldo of tlllllaked Lowell Keeney, Ardlur Thabet, Ume, tlae oame ameut of Rod< Sprlnga, 4-t:30. Lewis Smnmer, Mr. and Mra. deu fat ud eadlea (allou RtKland (Main St.), 5-6:30. of llallmc water te prodtleo a Jack Flesher, Silver Run, 7-7:30. Bra<l>ury Radio Stotlon, 7:- bulk oupply of fl poaado of Hap. foio't II eaaler jaol k1 !5-8:30. Disinfect Dishes plel It ap al the store! Take this added precaution If there Is slclmess ill your home. After sickroom dillhes Announce are thoroughly waabed aoak them for S mlnuteo In a solutioa of 'lit -eup chlorine bleach per gallon of hot irater, rinse • ••• TUE!DAY Southern, 9~:30. Racine (Wagner' s dore), 2:· 45-3:!5•. GOOD DRIVING HABITS OF e .To Fl'remen f ' ~f 'I ""'ldiwwork SoJ.,or: SpaDIBI!: Lulies' Night Held . : : • • • Club Donates • for .Service,n.5; dl!i"ctor · cordially Invited. Arts, Crafts • au.n.. ·l!lerved at noon. The pubiic b ::W:::::--:::>:~l:;;;:;:::;;~x::::::::::<:::i,-..:-N$:'"«=: , ...sen;\ Eddy's Schedule ,.••...............•............ MIDDLEPORT 0 . Morning apeakor wUI be tho R;ev. Junes Morson ofllo11on aail. lflernooa 1111oaker will be tho Rev, Joaeph D, Gra,y, Co.,lumboL Rotrosbmenta will be Attendance Pins Given Sunday ~-·~:t'Jl~l~!l~~" , ..---~-- .. ··.· ···- ,................ - ... . .. ---·. .\i, •• ··~speO'ker . ' .Chlrch nlo Foroat R>u n ~st will observe ·its Olshih (Personal N.otes !1 · 'annlverauy or tho P.stor, tho; , ' ..,. ...,. Rev. L. Simison- on Sunday. ::;: ~:\ :;:;:;:;:;~:::;:;:::::::::;:;:;:::::.-m.~~:-». ·········-··· .. j ' '. ' i----- -,,,.. ...- . .. '· . �·.-.~:·~ ·~1-~~-·~:·:~~~·-· ·-'"' .. -- -·· . ,. )\ \~ ·t==::;:;:::::::::::::::;::::::::::::~::::::;:::::::::::::::::~:::·::~~:: Demonstration ~dv1iddleporr,. Group Meets ~~ . . ·l:· ·=·: ' I(ASOI)l - Al»ba Fj)lllon Cllap'l or of Alpha DeliO Kappa, Nat~Mal Teaebert' Hmorary So- Ciot;y, met Wednesday at tho ll>me of Mrs. Luolllo Swack- hamer, Maaon, w. VL Helen Smith, Chaplain, led devotions ond llu!ne Wingett, proeldon~ Wll 11'1 charge of tbe program entitled "&lmmer Experiences." Yoar)J programs ror 1888-1869 were dlltrlbuted and members ,..re urgocl to attend tho state CG:I•tutlon ln Daytoo 011 October ~During tho so<lel hour, t h e lfOUP worked on bandaps a n d aowna for tho Amorleau Coneer So<lell'. Attention has boon eallocl to tile new mooting date of October 15 at the home of llaalno Wingett ror a ablciY or tho handbook on Sob - Chajlter duties. Mra. Swackhamer served a buffet courae ot homemade lee cream, cake , and handmade noral mlDia. [HOSPITAL NEWS I .' ' HOLZER HOSPlT AL: Visiting hour1t'> 2-4 and. 7-8 p.m. Parent& ooly on Pedlabics Ward. ADMISSIONS NrL KeMoth P. Bostic, 13• ' 1 Portomooib Rd.: Mrs. Opal Shep~' pard, 30· Vinton Ave. ; Karla M. Fraley, 81dwell; Ralph E. Baylor, Rl 1 Galllpolla; Mrs. Odctle E. Buah, l.Dft'er .River Rd. ; NrL Laadoa &!'nett. Rt. 2 GaiJJpo:Us; Mrs. Edward E. White, BldweU; Robert L. Kanyha, Rio Grande; Mildred J, Woomer, R~ 1 Letart; Mrs. Francis W. Webb, Rt. 2 Racine; Mrs. Theodore Croy, Chester: Ovel L. Ewing, Sr. , Rt. 4 Jackson; Ted H. Crabtree, Rt. 3 Wellston; Martin E. WeW, Ironton; Mrs. Robert L. Cooper, Ravenswoodi Mrs. James. E. Eianaugle, JacksOOi ' Mrs. Chester Adklna, RL 3 Dak '·,·, HWi Everett Thorne, Rt. 3 Wellatonj Mra. Dewey Mullina, at. 2 J ackson; Mrs. John J. Blair, Cltlettaburg, Ky. BO!THS MrL KeMeth P. Bostic, 13! Portamou111 Rd., daughter, 11:3! Lm. Monday; Mrs. Eddie E. White, Bidwell, 1011, 4:40 Lm. ~t .. DISCHARGES Mra. Dennis J. Clllahan, Mra. JCIIDtlol. Qoooy, James A Ham· mond, Mrs. Ropr Hudson, Donold W. Laohart, Mrs. Cecil R. Mlleo, Mrs. Jerry L. Nlbo~ Mrs. Weber C. Theobald, Mra. Richard E. Vol¢n, Mrs. Tbe<>doro Booele, Mrs. Paul Holllngaheld, Mr1. John P. Follrod, Mrs. . lllchlel E. Blaine, ond infant daugbter, Mrs. Richard D. Dewitt and ldll1l oon, Mrs. Roger F. Dillard, and infant daughter. ~I Give Yourself More Rope To dry bulky things such as quilts and blankets hang them ,,' over two or three par aile 1 ·nnos. This allows air to circulate for quicker drying and distributes weight more evenly to help them keep their sbape. It also prevents over· loading a single ·l ine. e Prepared For ALone Winter With A Lovely Planter From DUDLEY'S 59 N. 2nd AYO. 992-5560 NEW HAVEN - Tho llhodc>dendron Home Demo111trat1p Mr. Old Mra. L, ~ Triplett Club met at tho Club Hoose an Iort s.~ur~~ar ·ror i.. 1\10 Thuroday. Ills& Mary Phllllll• TUESDAY vacation. It ·~ ·I!Ool>'h, c. CLASS 12, Heath Nothodist presided in the ablence or the They uo ~ be 1olll!ld there by Church, 7:30 Tuesday night, Mrs. preslctent, Mr's. Bernard Lie.,. Mrs. Triplett' a br<lti\Or • in -taw Nan Moore, program leaderi ing. Devotions, uslrw the theme, . and lister, Mr. add Mra. RusMrs. L. W. McComas, devotion- '"OUr Bible,.. was presented b)' ·· •eU Malts" ot Elkvi~W W va. ' al chairman; ofO.cera, bostel&- Mrs. T. Bert Roush. A poem '"A llf. and Mra. Don ErWin ond Boy and His Bible," was read as. daughte~, A!ily, ofiJijllpollo FerWOMEN'S Auxiliary, Veterans by Mrs. Charles F. Yonker.. ry, w, vo;, wilted 11; r.t:ldd\oport During the builness meettrw a SUndi,Y ai , tho Cheater Erwin Memorial llospltol, 7:30 p.m, TUesday, hoBJ>Itol dining room. nominating committee was ap- h!>m• ahl "lben wont on.to BelEleetloo or ollloora to be held. pointed: Mrs. T. Bert Roush, pre to aee Mr. and ·Mra. Mlohael HOMEBUILDERS Clau or tile ohairmah, Mrs. Walter Gril>- ErWin and tnfAIII dallllhter. NrL lllcldleport lllurch of Christ in stead and Mrs. Clarence 'J1too Chaster Erwin wUI remain in tile church baaomonl, 7:30 p.m. mas. Belpre unlil to auiat Attendirw were Mrs. G. B. Raz .. In Tuesday. tho care of Scott and Kevin lett, Mrs. Charles Jewell, Mrs. Erwin. WEDNESDAY WINDING TRAIL Gar<ion Club M. L. Ohlinger, Mrs. Welter Visi!ing recently in hloz1 Ji.y., Woclnesday, 8 p.m., home of Mrs, Grinstead, Mrs. Albert Roush, with Mr. 1 n ~ Mrs. Garfield Allard Pratt. 'lbere will be a Miss Mary Phillipa, Mrs. T. Preece weretheirdl.ughter,Mrs. Bert Roush, Mrs. otUe Roush, Jeue ~of Now Haven, w. planl excbanJie. Mrs. Velma Roush, Mrs. Clar- VL: tileir p-aoclaon and his wife, SYRACUSE THIRD Wednesday ence Thomas and Mre.. Charle• Mr. and Mrs. RusseU ~; Homemaken Club, 10 a.m. WedYonker. nesday at municipal park moottheir I!I'Onddaughler and her husing house; actlvlUes for year t.nd, Mr. and Mrs. David Zir· kle, and tileir groat-granddaughtars, Terri Ann and Dobbie Ka,y Zirkle, all of MlddleporL ed by the hostess. AU homemak- ·.· .... Guests ol Mr. and. ~s. Jesae ers welcome. Maytard over the weeke..t were PAST PRESIDENTS Psrley, ,,,, :::: Mrs. Maynard's brother and alaLadies Auxiliary of Drew WebMrs. Gladys Cuckler reblrned ter-ln-law, Mr. 1111 Mrs. James ster Post 39, American Legion, Friday after a week' s visit In Ray Preooe or PiJirbn, Ky. They 8 p.m. Wednesday, home or Mrs. Athens with Mr. and Mrs. JesHi elsa visited In Mlddl'llorl with Paul easel, Brownell Ave., MidCuckler and other relatives aM Mr. and MrL Davi4 Zirkle. dleport. Mrs. WUI!am King, Grand Roth frierr:!s.. · BOSWORTH COUNCIL !G, Royof tho Grand Chajlter of tho Mrs. Welby Whaley spent the al and Select Masters, stated weekend in Jackson with Mr. Ohio Order of tho Eastern Stor, assembly, 7:30p.m. Wednesda,y, and Mrs. Leo Williams. waa in N.., Clrlislo recently for Maeonic Temple. Danny S. ZirI reception honOring Martha Mr. and Mrs. Paul Keiser and kle, Illustrious master. Mra. Htlnry lhle of Columbus Fleck, Jl'8nd orgaqlst or tho TlRJRSDAY were 'Iburadly guests of Mr. Grand Chuter. Mrs. King was TWI-LIGHT GARDEN C I u b, and Mrs. Harry Keiser. acoOJD»>II]occ tilere by her daughThursda,y, ·· 7:30 p.m., home ~ &Sgt. and Mrs. JahnDole Fish· ter, Mias C&rol King. Mra. EddJe Smith, Wehe Ter- er and sons, Dam,y,JohnandSam Mn. Marie Hawkina, Middleand Mrs. Marcus Rouah, port, race. of Colwnbus, were weekend visitMAGNOLIA TEMPLE 198, ors of Mrs. Henry Roush and Pomeroy, were recent vlsltora !'ythian Sistora, Thursday, 7:30 Mr. and Mrs. Mason F1sher and in Columbo&. Mr. and Mrs, Guy E. ·Bing p.m. , D. ot A. Hall. Membera otber r"eladves. Also here for •.1r~ to attend. the ft'eekend was Kenny Paul and daughter, Wend)' of Wilmil1!· ton were weekend gueals or bls EPISCOPAL Church Wom111 Fisher of Akron. Thursday at the Parish House; Mr. an:l Mrs. Edward J. Noon parents, Mr. ancl Mrs. Guy BIJw, 12:30 luncheon, rotlowocl by pro- of Columbus are here for a two Bradbury. gram by Mrs. F red Crow, Jr., week stay at their summer home and Mra. Charlaa Gibba. in Minersville. ROCK SPRINGS Better Health WeekeOO guests or Mr. and Club, 1:30 p.m. Thursday, borne lrlrs. Rd>ort Wamsley and !ami· of Mrs. Arlie Abbott; M r a. ly were Mr. and Mrs. Norman Are Beua Whaley, prtlll'&m; M r s. Fisher or Senecaville. Freel Gooileln tile eontosto. Attendance pins were awardGordon Fisher, son of Mr. and ELEANOR CmCLE, 7:30. Mrs. Mason Fisher, resumed eel ~ at tile Asbury UDited Thursday night, Heath Mothodist his studies this week at Malone Methodist Church, ~acuse. Olurch. Receiving pins wore Clarice College in canton. He went to Norris, Brenda Norrla, 17 years SATURDAY Clnhln with Mr. and Mrs. DonCIDCKEN BARBECUE, Satur- ald Fisher of Akron_ who had eachj Marcla Karr, Susame day, bo!!lminl! at II a.m., Ma- been here visiting relatives, Wlnebremer, and Franklln Rizaon Volunteer Fire Dopertmenl. er n, U; C8rroll Norris, AdProceeds tonrds new f 1r e dle Norris, Debbie Norrla, ca.. lilY Francia, and Wanda Rizor, truck. 13; llllloa Rizor and Gladys RobMr. Eddy's schedule for the . ..., 12: Rose Am Uala aocl week of Sept. 16: Jo1m Elchinllor, 10; end Joan s. .. w-• :::i:~?:Cu;!~ .:,,;:~;;:;:':'.' ' ''"' ' ' ' ' •'•·=: ·: i Personal Notes:::: . By Rotary Members A c1ooat1on was J1W111 to tho lllddl8)l0l'l !lremen and omer.gency squadmen wben the Brad' bury Arts and Craft Club mot recont)J at the borne of M r s. Earl Werner. During the meeting r:clldicteel by Mrs. James Reed, Mrs. Worner and Mra. Oleya Cotterlll were presented birtllda)- g!!te by each member of tho club A potluck dbmer at noon wa~ followed bJ' workonpro.Jectbooks for the yea;· . The group will meet in Octlll>or with Mrs. Rood and at !bat time work will be ...,_ t1m1oc1 on a quut. At tho mooting besides those named wore Mrs Paul Wlnn, Mrs Clarenoo Mrs. lla!'dd Coilina, Mu. Davia, Mrs. James Wbitistoh, and Joy, who resides with Mr1. Reed. Mu SPOKE SUNDAY Tad Cadwallader or tho Kol>tucky Chriatlao College ...U. guest speaker at the Bradbury Church or Christ Sunda,y, He will return next weekend to corduct the services.. nor Robson, ~ and drain dry. : REWARDED BY NATIONWIDE : Nationwide _wants the safest dri•ers in Ameri<:a whoch c_ertaonly includes young married couples w1th children. Your sense of responsibility plus your good driving record, give you a break. For lull part1culars phone: : MASON - Nr. and 14 r a. sanley Saunders ol Columbus, are lllllOUildng tho birlb of a 7 lb. daushter Sept. 9th at the Riverview Hospital in Columbus. Tha mother Ia U. Iormor Bll'bora Ellen Mdlaniet of Muon. They named tile 1>11>1, MeJ•nl'!, Am. Mr. and Mra. Saunders are the parents of two other ddldron, C111118nJ11 and Amber. Gr"""'""euta are Mr. and Mra. Curtis Mcllllllel, Sr. of ....., l.lld Mra, Edltb Saunder1, eo- lumboa, Groai-l!l'llldDJothor It Nra. NeUio SchiiOrz, Maeon• • 1 lnclud~ •t Certificates Are Presented t fl ,1, ~I • miniattU- for •, , ~ge S. , , SOUtheaate~n ~G.· Norlh~t~ moci01!'81!- <oc1 tho ~co whloh openo« oilih · tlio ld>Oeatlon by tile ~ •• 'i ll- "' thor Trioey, A welcome ,.., cmcLE MEETS ' Church ond there wu a Ji~ weal dUet tr.m Rio Grande CGJ- 1- ' An1ons the Mela• CGu1111aJii 'l'bdren .t, Mrs. CottriD, Nra.' Ed"atd Footer, Mra. L, P. Stol'o retl, and , MrL ollwr · Mi~ FISH IUFFrT ADULTS - $2.50 CHit,DREN - $1.75 PLEASANT POINt· GRIP-SEAL .,0_1 ROOFS ~ · ...,...., BUilDINGS lllddieport-Pomeroy, . o. , Sept. 17, 1968 • ,. u11f advtJOI' to the patrol, whHe ,prea!dent ware Mrs. Now!nln · M,a:'' Roe(l!10 "w tH was sot for ,;;:~~g~~E:''~~, Worship services will be at 9 Lm. with ~ School at . 10 Lm. Following abasketdil>oer at 12:30 p.m. , there will be a speaker and singers. A rrogram of music wUI be presontocl by the combined choir from the Syracuse, Minersville, andForostRun churches. To Participate .. In Activities Plaris Freckerts blrthdl)'. Gueata were f o r participation 1n Achievement Day Dr. 4 Deeters n., E4na Gettlos, Point Pleas- activitlell on Oct. 8 were made ,hen the New Mrs. L R, Neo1 Ia tile P,T.A. Burdetle, f1rlt vice prealdeut; . tile.~r,_,pt 11!11 month end ~ oomm!U. ehalrman. . · Mrs. Don Becker, aoeand vleo ; Octii!!"· ··MrL:, ~IJoolK• Haekott, Haven Homemakers Club met cipal, rovl...-ed plans end objecrecently at 1he home or Mrs. Ric~ Vau&h&D. prealdonl. prealfllnl: lrlaiiiQ Kl-, ~ ' Jr.'siiiOl'lllnl ~ciaaa tives oi tho acllool roar at the condlleio4 'the m~ attendocl uror, end Mra. RlchardVOUKhan. - thoa~.jnwd· Jesse Maynard. flrat mootinl of tile Middleport b)' qlpi'OX!mate]J 130 ·,.,..,... Ncrotar7. ' Named ~·•·"'1\plllaeS -• The grooP decided to provide P.T.A. MoaciiJ nilht It theel&and tei.ehera. He ~eed 1be New tandllea were welcomed: Mrs. RI-d ~· Mn. Nor~ table favors for the event which maniaey achool. Rev. 1\IUllln !r!CIO'or, putor of 11lo ftrll meotlllll of tho' Mello man Yllllilor,,· aiid all room wlU be hold at the t-Il camp. Hart inlro&leocl tho teaching tho lllddloport c h·u r • h of eouncy 'eoimctl at Pareuta and mothers, ,boipl'aiH;y; Mrs. HI<- . ~=~:~::::~::::=:::~•:•:•:':':':':':':':':':':':':':•:••::•:•:':':'•'• Mrs. Ina c.pehart presided at ataf! It tho achool, He announeocl the mooting with Mro. Bill GrindChr1ot, -.,· ~op~e waa 'Ill tho ~bora wu IIIIDUIICod for Oct. · . kelt aocl tho, RW• . Cbarlea Slat !bat lAo crow, safab' chairman 23rd l'lalm. stood giving 4evoUons. AttendPledge to tho 3 at llilclno- Deleptea from llie mono, muaic: Mra. Burdette, oi tho Mei&s counlJ Cooncll of Flag was locl , by Scott Fruor, lllddleport unit are MrL Man- Mra. Fraftk Harald, Jr., aocl Tha ReV. Roy DeeterS or Cool· Ing the meeting besides those ville wUl be guest speaker at named Were Mrs. Sidle Worth, Parents and Toacbora, and Leo Rid< Powora, aocl Jim 11!>1111111 Jdng Kloos, Mrs. Wihlam Swla1l- Mrs. Dsvi4111Ddy,prosram; Mra. -.clv have agreed to aaaist of Cub ScM Pad< 2,!, Dill 8. or, Mrs. Paul Caacl, Mro. TOin Wile, Mrs. Komelll Calo, Mrs, revival services to be held at and Mrs. Harry Viekers. Clrlohln Church Sept 18-21, II) Of8ll!lzinll .tho ICbool pstrol, OfllcOf.~ IDtrcQJcocl by tile Caaaoll end Mra. ~ Boa- Lewis, and Mrs. George Mil- tho Don Stivers Will .aerve. aa facver. Alternate• are Mrl. Dale ler,. memberlhlp; ~Mra. Kloes," the Rev. Jay Stiles, pastor, anWelbunl, Mrs. Freel Lowla, Mra. mapzlne; Mrs. L R. N~. Mrs. nounced. MeetJ:ngs will be held 1 , I L R. NUl, Mrs. Robert By e r, LewtJ Ellla, Mrs. Dallas Blev- each evening at 7:30. t1le earle- , end Mrs. Roacoo Wise. ina, end MrL Wallace Polrora, ton Church is located on the Also aimouneocl was tho P. T.A. ailab': .Nro. Mall·lloo!alme, read- Kingsbury Rood and tile public ...,...,tlon 'to be hold in Colwn· lng ami !lbr111 eh-lco: T o m Ia in>ltod to the rev! .a!. boa, Oct. lt-16.11loiiiiUilmem- casaoll, FreollAwll, Don Beck· NOTE SALE PROFITS !UPON REQUEST) boralriP drive to be hosdocl by or," wa.vo. ond means: aocl Mrs. A toto1 of $135.46 was made V•"A· .Pl1\ll<ll1 aad P.T.A Our Uaooi Goad CIHnl.;, : em tbo rummage aelo of the Eablicalloi\J. . . Announce . . ·pu~olloWina oie moet~Ds parente gle• Class of tho Aabor)l UDII., and teae~.rl J,DCWed into claas- ed Methodist Church, Syracuse, ! Tha rooont eontennlal obsar- lotto Lambert and Sm1tlt. Pomtroy 992-5421., 11lo chureh history wao rei;.! room dlscu111lon porloda. Re- hold Friday and Saturday In PomYIDCO and hornecOmlna of the lrolbments ·wore aorvod by tile eroy. Hamiod< Grove Chrlitlan Church by Mr. QdiOIIbom, aoc1 a 4llet, waa . - b y 178 poraonorep. "In Timea LIJle TheM,'' DIIUDI ~vo COmmlttoo. by Ann and Charlotte Lall1WL ~ aocl •Mrl. 1lorNy C. 111· _reHilllna 12 area •ches. . RoCDiniaocl for hllvlna tuval- ~ aoloctlons wore p r e- aoll are ......,clng tho birth ocl lhe fartbasl ..... llal Doe- sontec1 b)' tho :vouth ebolr in- of tbolr nrst mild, a spn, ·Rod· 'Now Many Wear Me a Blaaslng'' Plul. MondoJ, Sept. 8, II ter, former )IUior of tho cturch, cludllll aocl" "WonderfUl Gni!O of JoHolzer llolpital, C-elllpllls. rl'l Old blo !aaii)J, who came from With LIHI• Worry the .Allee LICIO'd Collese in Eall- .,.,.. and t)l_o re waa in inotru- Mr· aocl Mrs. Homer 1!1aoll and . Size BYz U mental ~r by Patti Mr. and Mra. Paul HudiOil cl. . Do your false teeth annoy and •m· ernKOatuckJ. A trlo compoied Gl JID Betz· POJiler01 are tbe gnmdparatao , MrruebJ allpptna,dropptns.orwob, .. bUnl when JOU eat, t.ua:b or talk1 ·· ~cbes rep"el.,w' were •- ll1ko ., Hazelton, ~- WQDe 1 Mrs. Dnld HudJon, Syracute,· • ·'J'hen 1pf1nkle altttle PASTDTH on Point P l - . Oraage, T u ~ ...Wall 11D1,. '~ •1 ~e bt MJ.r- aod Mr._ CIIJUI -~ Mrl • -orott Cardrour boldl din· • .:.-. t~ platea. nrmer PASI&EIH anel more comtort.abl,. pilrl Plalna, ~ton, lllddlopori, aelea." IIICI WiQ'ne Well pr•sent- well VInton are Yl.ko eatlnr It'I alkallne , . ~>"........,.... doesn' t 1our.ea~ter. No gummy, IOOtJ, l'oll>ou>l', Burllnihom. Kinp- .. um Nenr Walk Alone.'' entl,' .an4 Mrl. ·Where Shoes Are Sensibly Priced Wuly Little ~ puty tu~ or fHl. Helpa check pta\e llur7, Ajbolll, Collllllbua, Galll•· dl ao1 c11on of F1or odor. Dlllt\lre~t ih1t ftt are euentlll MIDDLEPORT, 0 . . nt.OCOi' on e - ColudJu• il a great-gr~andto dentist resuta.rly. polla aocl Rod< ~"lllC8 Well Wll ••Love of God," JDOitber, oetPA8 atalldruscoun\erB. All ofler-. _.,n of muale followocl tha potluck dlmor Marilyn SID<ktOII Marlin ill tho chur<h basement at noon. "Rave You SMn Jesua," and Mr. Jllllll Qdlllllborl7. pasklr Homer Rico playocl tho autoh8rp 1mdl re antl,y when he left to IDII aang two nmi>ers. "Soma tooch in the cOllege at M o r ,._ Glorious M(lrn!ng'' wu tbo se- . Ky., sova the lnvocatlan lection by Mr. Q~~..-ey, !oUowlnK aJnslnl of tho Charlotte Lambe~ Am L a mbort, and w~· won. "Battle Hrma It tho ]lepubllc." A potted plant from Fraacio Mr. aocl r.t:ro. Doster • a a 1 Florist was oo.dlapla,y. Theyoolh "'11111 II M1 Tdk" !ollowiDK choir ooncludocl tba-am with by tho mlnlstor, and tho "Hallelujah Choru•" andMr. tbere were ·two Hlectlona, •'fn Quisenberry pve the bonocll<· ttoO Dark at the 141~.·· and .uon. ..... DlftereDt NO'W," by CharCommittee -lntments wore _.,cod ond Eric Hart, prin- Revival f 2-Hour 178 from 12 Chcjrches lhv&!lf ih fabrie a••, . DRY QEANING am Attended Centennial Hysells Robinson's deaners aey r•LSE TEETH Thoy'll poy blv d;vldondo . . . right awoyl Yo•'ll find out bonded fabrics a worthwhile lnYe1hMftf iR lllDny ways . . . so HI)' to cut, ao easy to sew, th., nnd no lining and hold their 1hape s.o welll If you're looking for o gilt .dge investment In fashion fabrlca, come buy our bonds now! BUDGET MINDED LOAFER FOR LITTLE GIRLS to 12% to 4 THE FABRIC SHOP 3 • 99 THE SHOE BOX Siftger Sales & S...vice & McCall I Pattemt 992·2384 ' nilbt ob......,.;. · Davollano ware acrlpture by at the Joan Wolfe, tho Lord's PriJI· Killlhta of f'11hlB1 hall in Gol· or In UDIIOII end tile plodp to llpolla waa .......eel at a meet- the flag. ill inl ofi]IO D!etri~ !3 ~ Coon- -.dii)B baoldea 'thoH nam\'1 ctlora 'Aioo'Ctatkli''of tho llauat>- '011 werlli!ldlth !Jill!llltJ Past '-• -~ at Amerlco hol4 ~- ·<llllllCilar, 'TuWorl Plains: Til. .Tbe mNI!ng follDwocl a pi<· Ue Clark, Bclnnle Boulldtt, VIr. Die It tilt Civltioi Park at Mar- slnla EYana, Erma Jealdoa, All· . Frllllllsblp . AGALLON ' . . ... . . IIHVJ Dulfl Extro To.thl Long Wearing] l'lalnlliall- ofdectric b~~ '~-' 3.49. s - ' about the cost ··.\ Asbestos Asphalt •.• ciiYII's all surfaces liNG BUILDERS .SUPPLY. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Mbollo Kohl, Fa,yo Parlin, l!lrail Jone Riddle ond r.t:ata Cl#k, Marietta: _MUgarel Sohlontbel, Edna ' ~ ant! Nettle Ha,yes -~ to ~ ·hold ~. Oot. of T)loodorua Counell17, Poma18; 1:30 p.m. at tile ~· roy, IMPERIAL BLACK pl.can 124 W. MAIN 011 Oot. 21 !lila. Ed!U. Wakell dllllrlct clopu1;y · ., · ndocl ti',. friOIIdlldp ~ and tho D<IIUV Club..!iii foi-·. iliate, aDa clllllrlet ofll.. · ALL PURPOSE ALUMINUIHAME PRICE 5 bal4 '*' DK.RED,DK.GREEN ROOF COATING "More Hidin& Power! One coat covers, even over black! "More Beauty! More Protection! Rorale brushes on like a Iiquld porcelain! · · "More White That Stars White! Ev• In sm01, fo& or blazin& sun! be POlfEROY ' !liirms tbo moaiiDI prooldonl <iMr bi LID& r.t:cVa,y, II - to ot.t.r priQ'lnl band plnl lxJ: bo ao1d )If tlie .,..._ Pro- ceecll Will · "" divided betwtiD !bO usodatlon IDII q.e cllottlot. . Plaal .,... inado for the an;, ;_ . ayal Chrl~ ~ 011 Dee. i I at 1 p.IL, p~ II tlio Rod· . ,.. . . . . . . Belpre. 'l1lon will . ~ ••1 llfl ac~- Tbe .... . ' . clillo of' I amall flU for Uie'IIJ ' 1110 Club, aocl tilt "'l'Ble to "Gall Ble'!!l ~CO." .... _.,.eel, ' :-~=~~.::Wake- OME-(OAT " . HOUSE · . PllNT ' _.aat l:J~ao "\ ' COVEI!s.Ai!Y COLOR I~ CINE COAT.' ELMER BuRNS• ,, . ' ,,, If you" re planning to builJ a home. o r if your preseri"t _hea~"'f .! Y":enf needs to be reploo.!d , call or write the E lect:rk Cdmpany heating spr.ciali~t tal k wit h you, No obliption; o( course! 8ri hsk . ' .- ~-------_:. '- -MAlL TODAY-------- -""t ' I TJIIS,nEClRIC IUIIF£ wllen o Reddy Kilowott Rscommended 1 Dealer prepares a written estip'late Of ttla.~t to convert your home to tlec· I fiiJ tric heatina. Offer aveilable to-Out customers only. Thfte is no obliplion. . WIL:LIAIIS & PAULEY PoMoroy, Ohio '··." F r eckles are not all that bad. Often they are totally cute. But how do you CODvlnce that llrl of yours who thinks abe's been euned with some. kind of plapo ind 11 about to do anythlD.J, anape her face with even use dynalidte. All sbe .....P,.per "' would need II 1D antlfreckle cream wblch haJ blellclllng propertlea. Apply II on !be face f« :II minutes !hell tisaue oU. Rlllle with and water. the • eallou every~unlil frecldea fade away. s I Power ComJNOJ ii;;;:m:li!l.l;l-ni Avo, s.w. Canton;ofti(I47DI ·• · ,:;' ' Cute Freckles POMEROY,O 115 W. SECOND :Friendship Night Planned 11i '12,50 2nd AVE. Sentinel, I.,., 0111, W. VL; lrlrl. PIIIOit, Marioll; Mr. ond Mril. ·~W' lhle and claJ&htetl, WI qd,. . Uoa, Racloe, and' Cblrlao ,...,_ er. -ont· RED EleaDebbJe Ha:rten- The Dai]J GIVE DINNER Mrs. Wnllim Frockeranddaul)!rfA!r, SharOn, entertolaocl atcllllnor SundiJI in honor of Mr. hflAtt,.mLour Conn., mates more PAINT PTA Program.·for Year.Revi·~#~s . . s - --t-er................ city. ONE COAT HOUSE SPIED THE WORD .., wen. than ' &ny other' Amertcan ROYALE ' ' "Make Guest speaker during tho Sunday morning worship serviee at tho <hur<h was tho Hev. w. Luther Trlcy of Rio Grande. He Ia tho assiStant pro!eo~ of EugUsh at Rio Gnndo College and paotorocl tho Pomero)' Cburch frOID 19!1-45. Using scripture from Kings, tho Rev. Mr. Trley IIPoke on the topic, uThe Me. sure of Faith." NEW '·'' Birth on Sept, 9 tlons. Danbury, 1,, attondl111 the !ellowalrlp • - ' NEW HAVEN - Tbo Esther of ~ Pomeroy First lltlptiot Circle of tho Lutheran i:hureh Churc'lo Women met•.Tuasd"l' -nlng at ,--,--~----.... St. Paul Lutheran Church with Nra. llarey Loyno ~ . . bosteas. 11te lesson waa the seo. oocl chapter in tho study "The Mighty Acts ot God" aDd 5 P.M. TIL 9 P.M. was prooemocl by Mrs. J, v, . McGrew. A short boslnoso moot~ ing Was held. AUendingwere Mi-a. Robert Layne, Mra. John F. R<Nah, Mrs. Velma Roosh," MIBI Lelah J, Powell, Nro. UOycl Roush, Mrs. McGrew and Mrs. certUlc:ateJ Were preserted during promotlm dQ" aervlees at tho PomerCIO' First Butiat Church Sundl,y. Kindergarten cerUtl.~tes went to Lena Phalln, Jane Wyatt, and Layne. ADIIO Sheridan. Keith Bailey receivoclaprlmarJ!cleparlmenlcer• tlllcate, and tile Juniol' award& ·weot to Ronnie Ccuch, Helena Wyatl, and Gary Snouffer. John Wlles, a""'rir:Urxleat or the Sunday S.hool modo !be prosom.- h&ts oi;, ' lllndefr by Dr. Charles A. w..;r; . ••lOCI- ·paator of the Calm-r ~ 1,6oo ~~.both " boys and Rirla,, aDd ~ doscrlboci.EI Slhador 11 a COIOIIey about the size of Maryland whore inter· donominatlonli ChrlsU.., worlds corriocl On in 31 chur<h&L . Mrs. Hatler dlsp]IJiocl ..... Se\'ellj Birth of Daughter J 1 .- WOri her aoilents ·!'"i!llln&s, Jewelry, a,.!· . ~ '~-<IL Sir!> noted !bat ~arf. 'If ttiO White (:rosa, ftJnds of "c!Ufa.. ea .here goes for her WU'k In El Sal (it' Jbusiollll'l' . Alao ,~ki111 · ibo Ill"!' <neetl11! wore Dr. JoNil>l> ·.~ . " . <llO s 1 ·a of a ~ Cliapmon, executive minister achOGI Ia tho of tho Ohio Blptist Coovontlon, counth of El and the Rev, Louis Eckola, tho Ohio ~st COnvention oreo ' Her 1a - Hearinl wild tales Sounders i rouna parents i :• ••• •• ••• : Kloe1, nine. Uo,yd Jenldna, NEW HAVEN - Lodiea Nilfrt bach, olx: Martha Moore a n d was held at tbe dinner meeUng RiZBr"a, 4-6. Mary Ferrell, lhei Trfllla Feror tile Bend Rotary Club of New Forest Run, 6:15-7, rell, four; Se¥t Wblebreater, Haven recentb at the Hartford • lllnersvillo, 7:15.$:15. Kevin Stutler, and Paul Kioea, Methodist Oturch. Lewis SmnWEDNESDAY throe; HelOII Teafonl, llciroiiQI mers preSided at the short busiRt. 12t Whistle Slop, 10- Wlnebromer, Debbie Plollens, ness meeUrc ln the absence of 10:15. two, and Earl Pickens and Brentho President, Robert Gilmore. Berlin, 10:30-1H5. da Haye1, cme. Attendina wefe Mr. and Mra. Wellston Library, 12-3. Clyde Foley, Mr. and Mrs. HerJack!on Cou~~ey Awle FoaSoap Making a Chore lllln Loyno, Mr. ond Mrs. DoMid tlval, 3:30.$. Be sJad yoa were~~'t bora F. Roush and Sheey~ Mr. and FRIDAY Ia lbe , .... old dayJ. Fn&al Mrs. ·Fred Pomeroy, Mr. and Sellsbury, 9-11. bomemoken made their on Mrs. 1Joyd R<Noh, Mr. and Mrs. ~ Plalna, 12.:. aoap 111 a twOHia'y Job whleb Russell Clpehart, Mr. and Mra. A1frocl, 2:15.::30. .....atred I polllldo o1 waoldnc Harry Miller, Rev, and Mrs. Burlingfwn, 3-3:30, HCia, a polllldo of tlllllaked Lowell Keeney, Ardlur Thabet, Ume, tlae oame ameut of Rod< Sprlnga, 4-t:30. Lewis Smnmer, Mr. and Mra. deu fat ud eadlea (allou RtKland (Main St.), 5-6:30. of llallmc water te prodtleo a Jack Flesher, Silver Run, 7-7:30. Bra<l>ury Radio Stotlon, 7:- bulk oupply of fl poaado of Hap. foio't II eaaler jaol k1 !5-8:30. Disinfect Dishes plel It ap al the store! Take this added precaution If there Is slclmess ill your home. After sickroom dillhes Announce are thoroughly waabed aoak them for S mlnuteo In a solutioa of 'lit -eup chlorine bleach per gallon of hot irater, rinse • ••• TUE!DAY Southern, 9~:30. Racine (Wagner' s dore), 2:· 45-3:!5•. GOOD DRIVING HABITS OF e .To Fl'remen f ' ~f 'I ""'ldiwwork SoJ.,or: SpaDIBI!: Lulies' Night Held . : : • • • Club Donates • for .Service,n.5; dl!i"ctor · cordially Invited. Arts, Crafts • au.n.. ·l!lerved at noon. The pubiic b ::W:::::--:::>:~l:;;;:;:::;;~x::::::::::<:::i,-..:-N$:'"«=: , ...sen;\ Eddy's Schedule ,.••...............•............ MIDDLEPORT 0 . Morning apeakor wUI be tho R;ev. Junes Morson ofllo11on aail. lflernooa 1111oaker will be tho Rev, Joaeph D, Gra,y, Co.,lumboL Rotrosbmenta will be Attendance Pins Given Sunday ~-·~:t'Jl~l~!l~~" , ..---~-- .. ··.· ···- ,................ - ... . .. ---·. .\i, •• ··~speO'ker . ' .Chlrch nlo Foroat R>u n ~st will observe ·its Olshih (Personal N.otes !1 · 'annlverauy or tho P.stor, tho; , ' ..,. ...,. Rev. L. Simison- on Sunday. ::;: ~:\ :;:;:;:;:;~:::;:;:::::::::;:;:;:::::.-m.~~:-». ·········-··· .. j ' '. ' i----- -,,,.. ...- . .. '· . �• I ·I ,. - • ', ~ Tile Dllb - ~not, Mlddl~-roy, 0., Sept. 17, 1968_ 6 - A LI'ITLE 'HOMEWORK' _Watching Warl:t .......... ......., .,........ ' .... ... -........... ' ...... ,., WAllfr M INPDIINTIDII I .,_,. ~y IJ.IR. c ..c•lllf'-' a For We ...... hli~Hu .,., ., "*ffut'-"' I . .ULATIOU T... f'ftl .....r NHrHI .. 'e tM n.lil ~r"Kt ... ..,. ..,. ..._ ... ..... ........ OATil .a• 11""''"•"' Ch•,.. 711...,.._ ...... ,., weN' """ .,.. ,., w...t servtu I Mftll ,., WeN .... .._"'- _,_ ..... II ......1t CMtll '""" ,., W•N •Ill URI II fttw U ..... qftt DtMMIII ....... Ml UC1 . . ,.... wttftl" 11 ...,._ CUD 0111 TMANIU & DeiTUAIY t1 .M .. , H . .rd "''"''".... ••· ........... w.nll h . c....... ..., aLIND "..,..... OPIIIfCI ........., tk ADt Alftw. HOURI •• . ..... .. ··" ...... o..... fill ..... 1t:M tiMII ....,..., Motor Co. Of' QUALm tl Mft ., reiKt • ..,. Ml ~ • .-cll•-·":h. TM ..... lllhr WIH Mt FOR SALE - 17 ft. OMC JoiJD. son CSport boat willa • BP moiDr. Inboard , OulboanL Trailer Included. AD In pd ooncllll011. Phone tiiiUS'II. _ J.IJ.IIc' Pomeroy 2S. Cw;:wllwcw ' 1965 CORV AIR . .. . ... ..... .... , , ... .. , ..11395• 4 dr. low mileage, spotles& clear viQ)'l interior, bucket seats, new w-s--w tires, 140 HP engine, with auto. trans., radio and heater. A nice one. 1965 CHEVELLE . .. .. .. .. .. . . ............i595 Malibu Conv. V8 e~ine, powerglide, radio, heater, new whitewall tires, green exterior finish with white JQ"lon top, vinyl iri.erior trim. 1964 CORV AIR • • • . . . • . .... . ............ 1995 Spider. 2 dr. black ftnish , good tire1. 4 spd. Radio and · heater. CJUIIUAHVA pupplel f w.b old. PbOile 813-M. •tf.31c and one dmnp; llao )llllllel. Pearl Iembo. Pllone . 7. . . J.tf.31c Or....... !I'I'EREO, om ..II>-Ol o WILL DO PAINTING, pbnnNng, eaj6Jior and eleolrlc ......-11: For lent by <Olllrtlel or by hour. Pbone Amerlean ger, lovely m1ple llnlsh. Make payments of $t per monlb or hoi.,.., of • . 12. can 1112-3211. t-IUII! 1'0MEROY. OHIO STEREO, AM ' FM radio, 4- For lent CLt!lAN two bedroom fllrnllbed apartment. automatic boat, five mlles north of l'omef<l) _ Phone - · Early stereo, radio eomblnallon, ooDd slaw omit, t speed eban- OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. TltE FAMILY of Mrs. Eleanor Howard wish to express their sincere thanks to all thOse sending flowers, food and WANTED cards. during our time o£ be- PONTOON Floa~ 211 or 21 fool; reavement. Special thanks to Phone lm-3'/tf. 9-1~ Rev . Robert J ackson, Mrs. Helen Harper, Mt. Moriah BABY SlTI'EII three or four Baptist Church, Middleport, days a week. Saturday and Ewing Funeral Home and Sunday excluded. Mrs. Jim Donald Woods and son. Our Smilh Phone ~704 9-17-3tp sincere thanks. The Howaro r·amlly. Help Wanted 9-17-llp CAR BOPS, apply In penon at Crow'• steak House, PomeWE WISH to express our aptrlf. .....,. pn!clalion and heartfelt thanks to all who sent food , flowers, money. words or MALE OR FEMALE, lull or part time night at day' apply 1ympath,y, pallbearers, Chll· In penon BBF, AlboDs. Oblo. dren's Hospital stall, Rev. N-We and Mrs. Robins, Envoy and Mn. Ray Wining, Ewing Funeral Home, and all who help- THE MASON County Aetlon Group, Inc., Is wklog appUed In any lray during the illcanll lor • COIIllly director. ness and death or our dear CoU.,e degree at oflselllnl oon and brother, Marvin Mcwft ezper~enee 1n progam Guire. Jr. and lllaff admlDistraUon. IDMarvin McGuire. Sr., IIIrelted appllcmla may """' and Family. 11-17-ltp tact the loeal CollllliiiDIIy ,\c:• lion Olllce In the courthoule Notice liltUdlng. Phone 1'114111111. t-1Nit INTRODUCING Judy Smith as a new operator and high stylIst. Evening appolntmento Public S.le avallable m Tuesdayo a n d AUC'l'tON: I RAVE sold my '11luradaya. Helen's Beauty !ann and wm sell the lollowSbop. 16110 Nye Ave., Pomeroy. lnli personal property at my !'bone 1112-2190. 9-IJ.8te residence located one mile west ol Chesler, Oblo on iTRE ltlh Annual Con!e•a•u of County Road 2ll off of Slate the United Gospel MIBslon Route 7 (Watch for sale arChurchel of Ohio and West rows), Saturday, Sept. 21, Vlr8lnla will be held al Planto 1968, 10:30 a.m. - Frliidalre Memorial Churdl al the new refrigerator, electric oven, ~lte above Racine, Sepl. dishes, towels, rtnoe tuba, lJib thru :and. SlartiDII at grill, two five piece dinette 7:10 p.m. each evonblg wllb seta, Sllvertone TV, eurlalns. opodo1 81"11[18· Rav. 0 . G. thruw rugs, clolbea hamper. MeKinney wiD be the speaklxl2 rug, wall lelepbone, qullter. AD day aervlce Sunday lnl framell, Ironing board, tho ZIDd with a basket dJn.. Maytag washer (wringer), 1101' at letart Commlllllty coffee table, ullUty cart, auHaD. Please bring own table tomatic washer, de1k, rocker,. oervloe. HJ'Il1ll sing begbmlng dresser, lour beds, porch at 2 p.m. Everyone welcome. swing, d......,. and vanity, Come, let .. sing and ...,... lawn chairs, elder barrels lblp together. Rev. 0 . G. Me(3), stone Jus, cream separa. Kinney, moderator and PJ>tor, eleetrle drtU, bencli vloe, eral IIUJII. Rav. E. J. Grllbench grinder, 10 bp motor, ftth, Ulllstanl aupt. IHMic 4 1 8 loot picture window. glass door, one lot of windVOR TIW>E--Cash far 1ft. ows. Many other arllcles too llques, WiWim Hamm, Midnumeroua to mention. Tertn1, dleport. I a 30ip cash. OWner, W. E. Brown. Lunch served by drurch. Not WILL DO sewing at home respolllllble lor accldento. idppers, pockets, pegging. Bradlonl Auction Company, hemming, alterations, etc. Racine, Ohio_ Phone ~1. Ifni. Freddie 1babet, Muon, C. C. Bradford, Auclloneer, !'bone 77:1-5651. 4-ll).tfc A. C. Bradlonl, Mgr. -· •ll-11• SHOP. , . Cl IJF will be ciDIOd lor t..O Wlllb •'"- Sept. 30 through Ocl H. J.17-31p l, ·. -· W..' ..:; APAimiBNT, .,... -..rt. ..... 111'11• • • • • Middleport, M-Ilt! 'I'JIAILBR SPACE, I;UIIJ ID lid up. pt!Y.. piiDt:J ol far X ''Ill to plaJ. , _ •••• l .14:111: ...... TalUi:E To Buy I FUIIIIISIIED TWO BEDROOM ~ BOusB, batli, liD .,., ""·· . . . f.!Nie . · ·- ·'. . . FIJRNlSHED FIRST floor f. room apartment. Adulto only. 212 South Flllb, Mldclleport. Phone 99M435. 9-IJ.tlc ......._....,_,. . Call Pomeroy Whiie!AHtnment ,. . - . ' 614-992-2181 5.55 ROUNDIOOD All sPECIES ' ' 4 - HOBSTETTER REALTY ·GBO. BO&IBIIM, ilnUr ~ 'SOON . ...... Sdnnntl POMEROY, 01110 ForS.Ie · PH, 99WI43 17.. __............... .. ·-- ,1. .... ..._ .J.'Toa:u'cr .., .... ... ........... KingsbUry -·N aB8 COIItacr ..................... - .. -.--........ ... =. ':.':', ·=mr''r't.-__. .. •tc • ••• ........ ---· '. I ._ .crier Olivet DL, Nazarerie kakee, were _ColleJO, Kanllle •"""' Weekend lo vlrlt4ud7'• ~·· ; Mr. ani llrL Vlr1thJ!)oW IIIII Cm."'fl llenlee .... .. Clllt lllaM . • I <*I , ,1 ' • !,, . -~ ... ~~~~~~.....,. nre . Mr. and llli:a. ..... ...a • "',. :=i: •';I:~~ { Eb\10 . AASHION tDEAf AT tor T:SO A.M. ...~~.~ t2 NOON ..... 11!11. ~9,11 EEK AND MEEK 3 P.M. NJD O,WR.E I¥SSIIJG 11-\E euc;l!: N-R&ICt ! AND 4:30 P.M. Keeping Meig$ Gallic and Mason Area lnfo~med As Well As · Entertained ., t ..!'Z:C:=a••t, ~l!NSA'TIONAL LOCAL REPORTS DAILY ,.... ..... , . LEGAL. ~0-.-, ..:: E hlAUDf:iOUY.~ ....... ,.,,~, .. 730 S. R•t.•~t ,-ilwo~t..C•llf.. ma, 91166; SARAn BETZim;, who ,.. ,, ..,at 1914 H. 5th Strwt, St. P.t• .,., MlnM•oto; and tN unlmown t.lra, clevis..,, l~trtfts;. otiMh:l~t• hotO<o,ouo\01,., of NELLIE CkiiYL lALLI< LIITHEY. ELVA LATHh STILES. ESTA LATHEY GRAVES, EMMER LATHEY, SAMUEL LATH· EY MARY .LATilEY NELSON AND SARAH A. WESTF..ALL1 all .d will ••• ,.uce tt.t WILLIAM E. STIVERS, lltCI~t~lnl•tratf11 of tt. "" lola of Nellie Clo.Y;_Nc ., 9fl tM ht doy of AUIJutl, 1968 filM· hl1 ,.tl• tlon In tt,.i Proltata Court within fiM . for the Countr •f Mtlg• onCI lratti of Ohio oll.. lnt thot It II n.C••••'1ta Me:••· ••tot• to ••II IM ,.,, ow.,.4 lly Nelli• Cloy lilac , to poy tt. _..,, of saicl N;(ll, Cl"/; tolcl rnl ••· toto bel"f ftnrlb. os followt;l ~ Sitvotod In tM ViiiM•- of tf.frl• sOMIIM, T •-•"''' of Scipio, ·coufto It of tA.IJ•• Ill• Ina town loti M, 16, 17 c:ntf 18 In Wil•••'• 4 lt¥1n'• ~· dillon •• the 'fi llloo• of Ho"'""" •ov• wlll•l eMslda a•eept ''"'" '"' off o ·tht: notth of town llil I, I. Ttt. prayer of svhf ~ltl• J•, for det.r,..IWion Df .... r14!ht•, klletut, art4 ll•ns of tM dof..-Niaflls' fM I1Uoo thorlty to sahl ,.., to ... ....... ••II .•lit,'•• . Tha ' ,...••,. first ....... IMntleMcl will lurt ..r toke -ict: . that tfi.y Nv• •••oM~··• Mlill i..." tefltiOit ,.,_.,..._,.to tMy 1ft ,.. •ulrMI 1o entwer the .... on Or Mr..te the 12-dar..of Oct. .r, 19ee•. Doted Aueutt 7, 1961. A4•'•1'""'"' "' ,r;.- "..,. of Not 1o Clor ' f....... J, a . O'BRIEN, AH .. Mr j" -81131/201/27 913 t/to'91l7 ,,. -- U. i::bwlto j . , .....,,imioiot · -.· ~: .,_ No. "'"" ''" "~-;:.,.., .:--::,,:•:,: •...., D.,;._J ·!fa,. "' ,.,.,.,. _,..,..; - -"llliil'• · . bHir. nar ·._w, ':4 M . Plfilbii; ,,,.._ ' ~l:";o. ........... 10. ........ •- ..., a.a ~ltl •n ,1M oif · - .,-. ·-= ...c:· U. BIIIcf fliO . • ' ., I ,l7, 1Wti&lv• -_ - , all Ute , te.W~ ,...., ' !010 o1 ·&;;;;;, , <'~ .-•.e - ':Cor~'iO-iit"" -- ouiMr H . Oo" D.llcOttl. . IIDTOCI 00 ol .................. - -· _15,_ ---" --... - " wiLLiAM E- STIVERS, - , -~' .I CXlP'( A RC'ILLY presents • Quality Concrete · • Certlflecl. $.treqth ., -.$>---· .........._. car WHOM~N INFORMAftON NEWS · Estlniates · . ' a --- "''""'"'" "' "" ... WMPO * * ' ••·•I • ,_, ••. w .. ~-'-' · Pomanty . H/MI .• FRCM 2 BEDROOM Apartment In Middleport, Newly deroraled, 11188 ClllllVY plctup. Fteolalde. GUliS, buy, sell Or tradt any • Del Ivel)' 8llD reganllestt of · COihlli!on. Phone 1192-3588 woekdayJ_ $!1111, phone - -IfaJ cub val.., at Fife'•- Pis• Quick Service 9-J.&.ete 9-IS-fic IDII, rilles, or llhotguns, Lu• Finishlna garo wanted, dig lh14 out ASSOCIATES FOUR ROOMS and bath util- AKC BASSET HOUND PUPS. ·-SYRACVIII!! turn them Into " ' at Fife's, male, Margaret G.,..,.,, Long Ity room, close to new Po!ru!• Sand & Gravel J.tS-atc nt In! St., Middleport, Item: Bottom, phone 1115 3326. roy grade school. Large lot. led dealer. Pbono 111!!-5157. DIAL 9!12·3284 J.tf.31c Call 119:!-2540. 9-17-3te Bulin•• Servfe~~ ~ J.11.tlc AIR OONDl1'IONING ~ HORSE, call Fremont SlevODI, For Sale or Tr1de allon aenlce. Jack't Relrlt742-4«57. 9-~ FOUR ROOM HOUSI!:, bath. all liiBIJ COMET, I cylinder, autoGOEGLEIN GRAVEL eratlon, New lllna. bono conveniences, 21 Cave Street, malic, two door; 11117 au,.. FOJDen>ll. Contact .BOb EDtIIIIZ-ZO'IV. f • 401 PAGE ler New Venter, air COiidl- 1916 FIAT. see at Z10 Walnut man, phone 9IIIM90 or CheaSt .. Middleport after 5 p.m. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO tloned, power brakes, oteerter 1185 3551. . ..15-31p READY • IIJX COlll!lele deify. 9-1T-31c Jng and wladon, f door ,. eretl rf8bl to yOOr (KOjeet. daD; 1968 Volbwagen; 11M Fast and , 0111. Free esti-FACI'ORY CLOSEOUT, 1181 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE, LEGAL NOTICE a..vy v.a, automalte; 11117 11164 Dillel. Phone IIIUIIII, Galtllamo.. brand stereo, lovely 4 door. standard shift, good Mustang, 6 cyUnder automaleln Ready • Mis Co., llld& .. OTICI 011 PILl... 'Of UIYINT. .Y walnut flnlsb. 'l'hls set bas big condition. $650, call New Hatic. Financing available. Pb. • .. automatic dtanger, AM & FM port, Oblo. . ven m21148. 9-17-etp - 7 . alter 5 phone 1112radio_ 1bls set sold much "''o Ule .._,.ton or A«elel aloin J.J.I.Uc d th ettdeN to nell Gl U. loJiow. BUDGET PIUCB fmnltllia OD higher now. WID aoil for 11164 FORD Falrlane 500. 44oor, ..... . . .... ...aa.atl ol . . . . ., our lblrd flOor btJdt!al lllop. Ofllo, vlzJ-tht IUfVIVII'JI spou••·· tt. •108.45. or $5 per monlb. Try radio and stereo, pd condi.... of .... tll6 b r 'Ill ua.r 28 FOOT Pontoou House Boa!, It In your home. CaD 1112-d. llabr Fundbae, JC!t!dllpo't, the wt1b 1D11 to tiM: atkt....,. • ..... tion. Must sell. leaving lor l8 bp Johnson, $350. Or will Oldo. ' • Ule t•U'IIen ' " ' f UJ' .. tbl J.IJ«cp VIetnam. See Gerald HoDon, d"ft!MftUOMI: ,...._: trade. cau m.:Hl.9. 11-~W~~o one mile east of Five P!>lnta "shmd ~M'ACBINES. "repair at.lW c......,; m.to. c.- • 11.111 off Rt. 7. 9-17·31c THE AMAZING Blue 1At!tre lllltll L. llaltlrlfM, p 1'01· Oldo. oervlce, aD llllkel. WY IPets For S1l1 C!IIIM No. :lt.tll. wiD le4ve · )'(IUr upholstery J'nda n.dtft, PoaAfDJ'o Obit;, !ICIINAUZERS, 0ocbr1, PGOd: FRONT END, suitable for maltbeaullfully soft and clean. . IlM. '""' rabrle Sbop; ~ r ... Mo. 1t.-. les and Westles 'While Scot: l!fOJ. Au'!""la:d ~ 8alel ,... .,. ....... D8tl&4 tbd Rant electric sbampooer Ing a trailer, $15; tires, and Serilce. We llltll pen lies', .... breeding aiGct. ~*"!:. .~ Bater Furniture. · J.lute springs and wheels; 300 gal· f Mtl t.ite If 11114 ~ cGaatr, ....,. lldllortl. Nf.lre lllrUroo Kennela, Coolville, Ion water lank, auitable for f*' tn WI Cclart.. . IIIII - ~ 0. tml. 1-IUIIc nJid ~- Will be for .....,.. baullog water, $30. Edward COAL FURNACE, JBDIOI Davbll • ...,.,. w. court .. ... ..,. Ia, Portland, Oltlo. J.18-31p CKlARtm'B 'ftllldlng maddiw dQ . , leMember. u& at . 10.0 Ball, Phone wz.e529. ..17-3te 184 wvld. ABC Bubiai*' , o·elol* A.K. AKC REGJSI'ERED twn year .:\DJ ,..,.,. dMirlDI to D • · "-". W. Va. Pl.- 'I'!Nia. OIPHODI old WHITE male German FIVE six week old male lti~ COUNTY FAJB demonstrator, . . . . . . . . . fUt tllem at M-Ilt! lNa ,..... .. ...,. l'rlol' t........... Sllepberd q, AKC regtater1111. zig Ill sewing maddne ' '. tens to give sway. can 1112ed one male and one female band ... 1111 of wred at eounty lair. 'l'hls ma- , 5327 after 6 p.m. 9-t7-31e WHITE German Sbephenl 1ln' · - tbll ltb 4lr ' of ...... dJine will do fancy n:t, ln•ur•nce •• tL ....... , pups, phone Llltlt Jlocklng ELECI'IIIC refrigerator and make bullmlholes, darn IDt(' AU'I'OMOIIILI!l IIWWL• 'Ilea Cltrll .. ..... Cewrt 119-JilS. 11-IWIIo ~am. lhlll macblne IOid eaneelled? Loll JOUr opera. electri<: range, 12$ each. Carl •Y IAIIft L MOll ... far 1109.50 110!" $44 or • per ar'l license? CaD 11111111. Barnhill, Tuppers PlalnJ, 1101 ..., . . ForS.Ie month, 11'7 II In your home, I 11 lie _,___; Phone 667-3100. 9-17-3tp POODLE PUPPIES, AKC TOJ callllllliiS. 11-tJete miniature. fl5 and up. Stud PLAY PEN and oeat. Mrs. service and grooming. PIIClDe Joho Lyons, 548 Second Ave., uMU JO;W ~ AX.. · · · • ., . . It,. ................ " lliUif!. 11 I lie Middleport. 9-17 -3le ~~· · ·--· Ito 1 tloo . . . _ . . . . . ,_go . W 8 Olll)lloy. ........ .ol . . u4 od at _Athans, feD aDd was 1-"·""· atneu'IIIII, • -ta,,_ Wlqt. ,.c. .,,. AKC Golden Retriever puppiM. FOUR ROOM bouse, balb, lull ......... ...... . .-.W .~ &14 Ash Sl, Mldclleport. IDSMALL FARM, 17 aereo, 1 od af his J<it and Is a patient _. .• ctr • buement, storm doors and IHfl. HI-Ill! house, bath, IU beat, on rrtlfr . at Veterans MeJDorlal Holpj1al. • ~ J!11 windows,- aluminum siding, water QJtem. new lldnlle Mr. aild Mrs. Tommy Burn- f!. •,, t¥ a) "~ .... priced reasonable. Can be KENNEBEC Polatooo, Cbarlea seen at '1'13 Grant Street. Mid~ and ·'umlnum ....... , ildo are amounchw 11oe birth • " II. '"loll: 111'""' ., ...,.. -- Wh ·· .. lsu 8CIOd garqe and ,__ localof a baby girl at Holzer 11o.. ~!ii-!!et c HUlon, Portland. 1-21 _.., pltaL .dleport. 9-17.-tp ed - mile flllm Boohan, 4 ''-' "' 111 .,., • • ., m11a1 f1om Cbeller 0111o Mr. ani Mrs. BW llluri'IJ POTATOES, WATElUII!lLONI, FOUR year old mare, three _.. blad: • on of COlumbus were hOille owr phone lfS.I2M Clarence PrGf. ""'"' lop fQad. Pbone fourths Arabian, Phone 1112NNIJ8. e.IJ.IIc lloe WOekend lo visit hil m~•-, - - 'and 111r' - 1: Frttd ~rofChar: ' Ott, Portland. a.zt.llc 6011. Mrs. Ellzabetll !lurraJ. . lertoa, W. Va., and Mr. andMrl. 9-17-31c Mr. and Mrs. Charles KtJw Frlltk. SIIIIGI of . Dotrnil. lllcb. USED BEATING equlpmenl. 18 CVIIIC FOOT refrigerator, had u recent 'l!altoro, Mr. ani -• Mrs. 'I.erar W7101 who ruf. one gaa floor furniCe, 80,000 lusiMU ~Mrs. Ed Klotr and llfr, and lolra. . fel:od a heart ajlaek, Is ~ ~ frostless, ice mater, two B'IU, t60; 000 gu upflo fut. ,.,,_., '--''"• __.__ _. Eddie KI~ an1 rOll J-'-· ··all ' 110111 at Veta~ Melllorlll ROfo years old, also electric range, "'una.._--........, .... • o!Harrlaon.~viD• - ~' pltalltPOIIllrQV. naee 10,000 BTU, 1911; f (II good eondiUon. Pbono 1112:n dlrr-t bNeda, Clllllllrw clmllltlng beaters wllb fall. Recent vloltors of Mr. an1 Mr, and Mro. ~ Domroa ..17-31e t&O and up; one coal lllokllr 1911. eo or 4 1nedl ol .,U budtl, Mrs. N, S. White wore Mr. ani. bad u recent vlalton l\lr, ani by Clllln8 Pllbr . . 1111, I'll111r Bob Domroa 1111 _ ,_ with controls t/1; 0111 oD 11188 RED FORD Futura Sports ,..., or 11'1-1111 . C oolville. Mrs. Horrloon WJUta frCIII Fort L I ......... converaloll burner t&O; wred Lee, VL, and Mf; anllolrl. Dao ani Mr, ~- llrl. Gal')' Gibson Coupe, hucltet seato, ctuioe coal lurnaees. . . . .. Am1111 •11 , ~·Glom of .""•••• . . and_ Brad Ill ~ '"'"-, DoliGII>o ----•Mol .,.,_ amatie, new tireS, Phone • old Brolbors, Pomeroy, pboae 100 C. C; :JIIWIFOIID . -•, - 111111 JudJ K1QI f!id lfr. To<>alid· ~ · S'l'l8. ..17~te IIIIMI. N-Ile AucnoNIIBit ry Wll!tama, who, are -.~ YW,. , · --- BLAErtNAIS I - 11-nt:= JloDtl. GENERAL S'I'OIIE - Service Slatton and 1 room hoult wllb bath. Stock Included In tale. tH,OOO.OO . S'l'OCI[ FARM - ~ acreo, I . aood banta, aood puture, I bousea, free gas and minerair. HELEN at VIRGIL TI!!AI'OBD 992-2689 From · t1oe Larielll Tl'IICl< or :tlullcb--. RadlliOr To,, Tho llftlallost H81ter•Core: · PHQHE 667,3370 1n1 60 x ·so. Ideal far dllcounl stare. Ouly Pl.oe0.00 OHIO PALLET CO. '·' II&Elf'. AVAI,aiLr ·· 69 Hockliuort,·Ohio · Real Est•te For S.le ss.oo • All ·~'decllc'id · • Minimum Diameter 2 in • . EIPIIIENCEI · 1111ttW EYINIUDE Pomeroy Home & .. E. Maio .......,.1___ Plainot.; 10 ln. • ' S4Lls·AND SERit~E · -G\IARANil'E~ PHONE 992-2094 WANIEDI DELIVERED TO SIX ROOM brlclt home on 4th St.. N"" Haven. Price reduced. Rancb style. three bedrooms, gsra1e. hasemem. Phone 8D41Tt. •~J.tto ' .. ~Pill' Maxhouot - 1t Busine•s Services , . I Ht• o.ttvGWMrU payments. Call 1112-3211. 9-IJ.8te --- BEAUTY .. HealiNG OIL~it4 PER TON Law- ; GRACI'S . '• ' •.- i' . -.,·.-- - opeed autDmatic changer_ Walnut console model. WID oac:rlliee lor flU! or monthly N-12tp 'I'R.AII.ER, Brown's TraDer Pm, Mlnenvllle. Pbone 9-tl--61c WILL LEASE all electric three bedroom trailer for one year. One dilld OK _ llarllonl area. FURNISHED and unlumlshetl apar1mento. Clolo tD achool. Write, George Fields, 1:108 Phone 1112-54M. Ill-~ Eul 83rd Street, Chicago, m. . .11. II-17.Qe TRAILER SPACE, aD utilities available. lnqalre 158 MulberSPECIAL SALE on this weeli:. ry alter S or I p.m. Write P. W0111011's dresseo and clothhealer, . PICK YOUR own apples. 0. llo< 425 POJDen>y_ 5-Zf.lfc WARM MORNIIIG lnl and children'• clothing. heatl s tD f roon; priced son's Ordlard, St. Rl. 10 Jeffers Clolblng Store, Rt. 33, rea""l•hle, Rtchl!d A. Raynear U. S. 50. • - · J.1Uie )'omeroy. 9-11.Qe FURNISHED GARAGE 8pll'Iman, Easl Vlnt St., Racine. 1Delll 011 (Jneoln tun. Ulllltles J.ll«p FALL CLEARANCE ON AWMpaid; adultl only. Pbone 1112ANYONE interested in startIIIIlM FJBIIING BOATS. 10, ' f-19-~ IDa a r.ew Testament Baptist SMI. 12, IS fool. Klnpbwy Boat FOUR STEERS, INigblng IJe. Oiurl:b please call IMi-3484. SalOl, OD County RoliCI II, hleoll fSll and 110 U. JIDI. J.17--61c 'I'IIJIEB ROOIIIuralabed apart- Ialld Selrles, Rutllnol. Pbone. - mile ..... ol. Rl. II, plioal 1111111, ~ . . . .. 1-25--lfc ..... J.~1tlc 741-4121. J.IJ.«p GARAGE SALE, clothes and mllc., Wednesday and Thurs- 'IIIAILIR LOTS. Bob's MobUe Ooort, llyneule, Oblo 011 Slate Help W111tec1 day. Waller France, Rutland, Ill at, Pbone IIWII1. Oblo. Near ll'ade school. •n-111! ll-17-11c Chesb1re 1167-'1652. DID 'IE SWEEP IT TO? .•.•. . 0 - - -j. WHI\R ON AtRTH BARNEY TWO TRUCK BEDS, 0111 flat Pomeroy Motor Co. Caod 01 Thank1 ·~. ·' ' J' s! tl ct II!.'Lor ' \ •.r: • • Oalt o!Ute 21. Wut4ow• ... ' oltlpliiC root. ··~ ,. 'at1111'o 32. 0D1 ol 11: ••-.cu * I-. IJETIc I I t1 V(:A/Ve JU6T '!Ht6, YOU'VE F'R'C&I84Y w0 APfEl II'&. IF IIOIIJ ~ I CURE 'tHIS ~ELINES5 ? ·~ �• I ·I ,. - • ', ~ Tile Dllb - ~not, Mlddl~-roy, 0., Sept. 17, 1968_ 6 - A LI'ITLE 'HOMEWORK' _Watching Warl:t .......... ......., .,........ ' .... ... -........... ' ...... ,., WAllfr M INPDIINTIDII I .,_,. ~y IJ.IR. c ..c•lllf'-' a For We ...... hli~Hu .,., ., "*ffut'-"' I . .ULATIOU T... f'ftl .....r NHrHI .. 'e tM n.lil ~r"Kt ... ..,. ..,. ..._ ... ..... ........ OATil .a• 11""''"•"' Ch•,.. 711...,.._ ...... ,., weN' """ .,.. ,., w...t servtu I Mftll ,., WeN .... .._"'- _,_ ..... II ......1t CMtll '""" ,., W•N •Ill URI II fttw U ..... qftt DtMMIII ....... Ml UC1 . . ,.... wttftl" 11 ...,._ CUD 0111 TMANIU & DeiTUAIY t1 .M .. , H . .rd "''"''".... ••· ........... w.nll h . c....... ..., aLIND "..,..... OPIIIfCI ........., tk ADt Alftw. HOURI •• . ..... .. ··" ...... o..... fill ..... 1t:M tiMII ....,..., Motor Co. Of' QUALm tl Mft ., reiKt • ..,. Ml ~ • .-cll•-·":h. TM ..... lllhr WIH Mt FOR SALE - 17 ft. OMC JoiJD. son CSport boat willa • BP moiDr. Inboard , OulboanL Trailer Included. AD In pd ooncllll011. Phone tiiiUS'II. _ J.IJ.IIc' Pomeroy 2S. Cw;:wllwcw ' 1965 CORV AIR . .. . ... ..... .... , , ... .. , ..11395• 4 dr. low mileage, spotles& clear viQ)'l interior, bucket seats, new w-s--w tires, 140 HP engine, with auto. trans., radio and heater. A nice one. 1965 CHEVELLE . .. .. .. .. .. . . ............i595 Malibu Conv. V8 e~ine, powerglide, radio, heater, new whitewall tires, green exterior finish with white JQ"lon top, vinyl iri.erior trim. 1964 CORV AIR • • • . . . • . .... . ............ 1995 Spider. 2 dr. black ftnish , good tire1. 4 spd. Radio and · heater. CJUIIUAHVA pupplel f w.b old. PbOile 813-M. •tf.31c and one dmnp; llao )llllllel. Pearl Iembo. Pllone . 7. . . J.tf.31c Or....... !I'I'EREO, om ..II>-Ol o WILL DO PAINTING, pbnnNng, eaj6Jior and eleolrlc ......-11: For lent by <Olllrtlel or by hour. Pbone Amerlean ger, lovely m1ple llnlsh. Make payments of $t per monlb or hoi.,.., of • . 12. can 1112-3211. t-IUII! 1'0MEROY. OHIO STEREO, AM ' FM radio, 4- For lent CLt!lAN two bedroom fllrnllbed apartment. automatic boat, five mlles north of l'omef<l) _ Phone - · Early stereo, radio eomblnallon, ooDd slaw omit, t speed eban- OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. TltE FAMILY of Mrs. Eleanor Howard wish to express their sincere thanks to all thOse sending flowers, food and WANTED cards. during our time o£ be- PONTOON Floa~ 211 or 21 fool; reavement. Special thanks to Phone lm-3'/tf. 9-1~ Rev . Robert J ackson, Mrs. Helen Harper, Mt. Moriah BABY SlTI'EII three or four Baptist Church, Middleport, days a week. Saturday and Ewing Funeral Home and Sunday excluded. Mrs. Jim Donald Woods and son. Our Smilh Phone ~704 9-17-3tp sincere thanks. The Howaro r·amlly. Help Wanted 9-17-llp CAR BOPS, apply In penon at Crow'• steak House, PomeWE WISH to express our aptrlf. .....,. pn!clalion and heartfelt thanks to all who sent food , flowers, money. words or MALE OR FEMALE, lull or part time night at day' apply 1ympath,y, pallbearers, Chll· In penon BBF, AlboDs. Oblo. dren's Hospital stall, Rev. N-We and Mrs. Robins, Envoy and Mn. Ray Wining, Ewing Funeral Home, and all who help- THE MASON County Aetlon Group, Inc., Is wklog appUed In any lray during the illcanll lor • COIIllly director. ness and death or our dear CoU.,e degree at oflselllnl oon and brother, Marvin Mcwft ezper~enee 1n progam Guire. Jr. and lllaff admlDistraUon. IDMarvin McGuire. Sr., IIIrelted appllcmla may """' and Family. 11-17-ltp tact the loeal CollllliiiDIIy ,\c:• lion Olllce In the courthoule Notice liltUdlng. Phone 1'114111111. t-1Nit INTRODUCING Judy Smith as a new operator and high stylIst. Evening appolntmento Public S.le avallable m Tuesdayo a n d AUC'l'tON: I RAVE sold my '11luradaya. Helen's Beauty !ann and wm sell the lollowSbop. 16110 Nye Ave., Pomeroy. lnli personal property at my !'bone 1112-2190. 9-IJ.8te residence located one mile west ol Chesler, Oblo on iTRE ltlh Annual Con!e•a•u of County Road 2ll off of Slate the United Gospel MIBslon Route 7 (Watch for sale arChurchel of Ohio and West rows), Saturday, Sept. 21, Vlr8lnla will be held al Planto 1968, 10:30 a.m. - Frliidalre Memorial Churdl al the new refrigerator, electric oven, ~lte above Racine, Sepl. dishes, towels, rtnoe tuba, lJib thru :and. SlartiDII at grill, two five piece dinette 7:10 p.m. each evonblg wllb seta, Sllvertone TV, eurlalns. opodo1 81"11[18· Rav. 0 . G. thruw rugs, clolbea hamper. MeKinney wiD be the speaklxl2 rug, wall lelepbone, qullter. AD day aervlce Sunday lnl framell, Ironing board, tho ZIDd with a basket dJn.. Maytag washer (wringer), 1101' at letart Commlllllty coffee table, ullUty cart, auHaD. Please bring own table tomatic washer, de1k, rocker,. oervloe. HJ'Il1ll sing begbmlng dresser, lour beds, porch at 2 p.m. Everyone welcome. swing, d......,. and vanity, Come, let .. sing and ...,... lawn chairs, elder barrels lblp together. Rev. 0 . G. Me(3), stone Jus, cream separa. Kinney, moderator and PJ>tor, eleetrle drtU, bencli vloe, eral IIUJII. Rav. E. J. Grllbench grinder, 10 bp motor, ftth, Ulllstanl aupt. IHMic 4 1 8 loot picture window. glass door, one lot of windVOR TIW>E--Cash far 1ft. ows. Many other arllcles too llques, WiWim Hamm, Midnumeroua to mention. Tertn1, dleport. I a 30ip cash. OWner, W. E. Brown. Lunch served by drurch. Not WILL DO sewing at home respolllllble lor accldento. idppers, pockets, pegging. Bradlonl Auction Company, hemming, alterations, etc. Racine, Ohio_ Phone ~1. Ifni. Freddie 1babet, Muon, C. C. Bradford, Auclloneer, !'bone 77:1-5651. 4-ll).tfc A. C. Bradlonl, Mgr. -· •ll-11• SHOP. , . Cl IJF will be ciDIOd lor t..O Wlllb •'"- Sept. 30 through Ocl H. J.17-31p l, ·. -· W..' ..:; APAimiBNT, .,... -..rt. ..... 111'11• • • • • Middleport, M-Ilt! 'I'JIAILBR SPACE, I;UIIJ ID lid up. pt!Y.. piiDt:J ol far X ''Ill to plaJ. , _ •••• l .14:111: ...... TalUi:E To Buy I FUIIIIISIIED TWO BEDROOM ~ BOusB, batli, liD .,., ""·· . . . f.!Nie . · ·- ·'. . . FIJRNlSHED FIRST floor f. room apartment. Adulto only. 212 South Flllb, Mldclleport. Phone 99M435. 9-IJ.tlc ......._....,_,. . Call Pomeroy Whiie!AHtnment ,. . - . ' 614-992-2181 5.55 ROUNDIOOD All sPECIES ' ' 4 - HOBSTETTER REALTY ·GBO. BO&IBIIM, ilnUr ~ 'SOON . ...... Sdnnntl POMEROY, 01110 ForS.Ie · PH, 99WI43 17.. __............... .. ·-- ,1. .... ..._ .J.'Toa:u'cr .., .... ... ........... KingsbUry -·N aB8 COIItacr ..................... - .. -.--........ ... =. ':.':', ·=mr''r't.-__. .. •tc • ••• ........ ---· '. I ._ .crier Olivet DL, Nazarerie kakee, were _ColleJO, Kanllle •"""' Weekend lo vlrlt4ud7'• ~·· ; Mr. ani llrL Vlr1thJ!)oW IIIII Cm."'fl llenlee .... .. Clllt lllaM . • I <*I , ,1 ' • !,, . -~ ... ~~~~~~.....,. nre . Mr. and llli:a. ..... ...a • "',. :=i: •';I:~~ { Eb\10 . AASHION tDEAf AT tor T:SO A.M. ...~~.~ t2 NOON ..... 11!11. ~9,11 EEK AND MEEK 3 P.M. NJD O,WR.E I¥SSIIJG 11-\E euc;l!: N-R&ICt ! AND 4:30 P.M. Keeping Meig$ Gallic and Mason Area lnfo~med As Well As · Entertained ., t ..!'Z:C:=a••t, ~l!NSA'TIONAL LOCAL REPORTS DAILY ,.... ..... , . LEGAL. ~0-.-, ..:: E hlAUDf:iOUY.~ ....... ,.,,~, .. 730 S. R•t.•~t ,-ilwo~t..C•llf.. ma, 91166; SARAn BETZim;, who ,.. ,, ..,at 1914 H. 5th Strwt, St. P.t• .,., MlnM•oto; and tN unlmown t.lra, clevis..,, l~trtfts;. otiMh:l~t• hotO<o,ouo\01,., of NELLIE CkiiYL lALLI< LIITHEY. ELVA LATHh STILES. ESTA LATHEY GRAVES, EMMER LATHEY, SAMUEL LATH· EY MARY .LATilEY NELSON AND SARAH A. WESTF..ALL1 all .d will ••• ,.uce tt.t WILLIAM E. STIVERS, lltCI~t~lnl•tratf11 of tt. "" lola of Nellie Clo.Y;_Nc ., 9fl tM ht doy of AUIJutl, 1968 filM· hl1 ,.tl• tlon In tt,.i Proltata Court within fiM . for the Countr •f Mtlg• onCI lratti of Ohio oll.. lnt thot It II n.C••••'1ta Me:••· ••tot• to ••II IM ,.,, ow.,.4 lly Nelli• Cloy lilac , to poy tt. _..,, of saicl N;(ll, Cl"/; tolcl rnl ••· toto bel"f ftnrlb. os followt;l ~ Sitvotod In tM ViiiM•- of tf.frl• sOMIIM, T •-•"''' of Scipio, ·coufto It of tA.IJ•• Ill• Ina town loti M, 16, 17 c:ntf 18 In Wil•••'• 4 lt¥1n'• ~· dillon •• the 'fi llloo• of Ho"'""" •ov• wlll•l eMslda a•eept ''"'" '"' off o ·tht: notth of town llil I, I. Ttt. prayer of svhf ~ltl• J•, for det.r,..IWion Df .... r14!ht•, klletut, art4 ll•ns of tM dof..-Niaflls' fM I1Uoo thorlty to sahl ,.., to ... ....... ••II .•lit,'•• . Tha ' ,...••,. first ....... IMntleMcl will lurt ..r toke -ict: . that tfi.y Nv• •••oM~··• Mlill i..." tefltiOit ,.,_.,..._,.to tMy 1ft ,.. •ulrMI 1o entwer the .... on Or Mr..te the 12-dar..of Oct. .r, 19ee•. Doted Aueutt 7, 1961. A4•'•1'""'"' "' ,r;.- "..,. of Not 1o Clor ' f....... J, a . O'BRIEN, AH .. Mr j" -81131/201/27 913 t/to'91l7 ,,. -- U. i::bwlto j . , .....,,imioiot · -.· ~: .,_ No. "'"" ''" "~-;:.,.., .:--::,,:•:,: •...., D.,;._J ·!fa,. "' ,.,.,.,. _,..,..; - -"llliil'• · . bHir. nar ·._w, ':4 M . Plfilbii; ,,,.._ ' ~l:";o. ........... 10. ........ •- ..., a.a ~ltl •n ,1M oif · - .,-. ·-= ...c:· U. BIIIcf fliO . • ' ., I ,l7, 1Wti&lv• -_ - , all Ute , te.W~ ,...., ' !010 o1 ·&;;;;;, , <'~ .-•.e - ':Cor~'iO-iit"" -- ouiMr H . Oo" D.llcOttl. . IIDTOCI 00 ol .................. - -· _15,_ ---" --... - " wiLLiAM E- STIVERS, - , -~' .I CXlP'( A RC'ILLY presents • Quality Concrete · • Certlflecl. $.treqth ., -.$>---· .........._. car WHOM~N INFORMAftON NEWS · Estlniates · . ' a --- "''""'"'" "' "" ... WMPO * * ' ••·•I • ,_, ••. w .. ~-'-' · Pomanty . H/MI .• FRCM 2 BEDROOM Apartment In Middleport, Newly deroraled, 11188 ClllllVY plctup. Fteolalde. GUliS, buy, sell Or tradt any • Del Ivel)' 8llD reganllestt of · COihlli!on. Phone 1192-3588 woekdayJ_ $!1111, phone - -IfaJ cub val.., at Fife'•- Pis• Quick Service 9-J.&.ete 9-IS-fic IDII, rilles, or llhotguns, Lu• Finishlna garo wanted, dig lh14 out ASSOCIATES FOUR ROOMS and bath util- AKC BASSET HOUND PUPS. ·-SYRACVIII!! turn them Into " ' at Fife's, male, Margaret G.,..,.,, Long Ity room, close to new Po!ru!• Sand & Gravel J.tS-atc nt In! St., Middleport, Item: Bottom, phone 1115 3326. roy grade school. Large lot. led dealer. Pbono 111!!-5157. DIAL 9!12·3284 J.tf.31c Call 119:!-2540. 9-17-3te Bulin•• Servfe~~ ~ J.11.tlc AIR OONDl1'IONING ~ HORSE, call Fremont SlevODI, For Sale or Tr1de allon aenlce. Jack't Relrlt742-4«57. 9-~ FOUR ROOM HOUSI!:, bath. all liiBIJ COMET, I cylinder, autoGOEGLEIN GRAVEL eratlon, New lllna. bono conveniences, 21 Cave Street, malic, two door; 11117 au,.. FOJDen>ll. Contact .BOb EDtIIIIZ-ZO'IV. f • 401 PAGE ler New Venter, air COiidl- 1916 FIAT. see at Z10 Walnut man, phone 9IIIM90 or CheaSt .. Middleport after 5 p.m. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO tloned, power brakes, oteerter 1185 3551. . ..15-31p READY • IIJX COlll!lele deify. 9-1T-31c Jng and wladon, f door ,. eretl rf8bl to yOOr (KOjeet. daD; 1968 Volbwagen; 11M Fast and , 0111. Free esti-FACI'ORY CLOSEOUT, 1181 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE, LEGAL NOTICE a..vy v.a, automalte; 11117 11164 Dillel. Phone IIIUIIII, Galtllamo.. brand stereo, lovely 4 door. standard shift, good Mustang, 6 cyUnder automaleln Ready • Mis Co., llld& .. OTICI 011 PILl... 'Of UIYINT. .Y walnut flnlsb. 'l'hls set bas big condition. $650, call New Hatic. Financing available. Pb. • .. automatic dtanger, AM & FM port, Oblo. . ven m21148. 9-17-etp - 7 . alter 5 phone 1112radio_ 1bls set sold much "''o Ule .._,.ton or A«elel aloin J.J.I.Uc d th ettdeN to nell Gl U. loJiow. BUDGET PIUCB fmnltllia OD higher now. WID aoil for 11164 FORD Falrlane 500. 44oor, ..... . . .... ...aa.atl ol . . . . ., our lblrd flOor btJdt!al lllop. Ofllo, vlzJ-tht IUfVIVII'JI spou••·· tt. •108.45. or $5 per monlb. Try radio and stereo, pd condi.... of .... tll6 b r 'Ill ua.r 28 FOOT Pontoou House Boa!, It In your home. CaD 1112-d. llabr Fundbae, JC!t!dllpo't, the wt1b 1D11 to tiM: atkt....,. • ..... tion. Must sell. leaving lor l8 bp Johnson, $350. Or will Oldo. ' • Ule t•U'IIen ' " ' f UJ' .. tbl J.IJ«cp VIetnam. See Gerald HoDon, d"ft!MftUOMI: ,...._: trade. cau m.:Hl.9. 11-~W~~o one mile east of Five P!>lnta "shmd ~M'ACBINES. "repair at.lW c......,; m.to. c.- • 11.111 off Rt. 7. 9-17·31c THE AMAZING Blue 1At!tre lllltll L. llaltlrlfM, p 1'01· Oldo. oervlce, aD llllkel. WY IPets For S1l1 C!IIIM No. :lt.tll. wiD le4ve · )'(IUr upholstery J'nda n.dtft, PoaAfDJ'o Obit;, !ICIINAUZERS, 0ocbr1, PGOd: FRONT END, suitable for maltbeaullfully soft and clean. . IlM. '""' rabrle Sbop; ~ r ... Mo. 1t.-. les and Westles 'While Scot: l!fOJ. Au'!""la:d ~ 8alel ,... .,. ....... D8tl&4 tbd Rant electric sbampooer Ing a trailer, $15; tires, and Serilce. We llltll pen lies', .... breeding aiGct. ~*"!:. .~ Bater Furniture. · J.lute springs and wheels; 300 gal· f Mtl t.ite If 11114 ~ cGaatr, ....,. lldllortl. Nf.lre lllrUroo Kennela, Coolville, Ion water lank, auitable for f*' tn WI Cclart.. . IIIII - ~ 0. tml. 1-IUIIc nJid ~- Will be for .....,.. baullog water, $30. Edward COAL FURNACE, JBDIOI Davbll • ...,.,. w. court .. ... ..,. Ia, Portland, Oltlo. J.18-31p CKlARtm'B 'ftllldlng maddiw dQ . , leMember. u& at . 10.0 Ball, Phone wz.e529. ..17-3te 184 wvld. ABC Bubiai*' , o·elol* A.K. AKC REGJSI'ERED twn year .:\DJ ,..,.,. dMirlDI to D • · "-". W. Va. Pl.- 'I'!Nia. OIPHODI old WHITE male German FIVE six week old male lti~ COUNTY FAJB demonstrator, . . . . . . . . . fUt tllem at M-Ilt! lNa ,..... .. ...,. l'rlol' t........... Sllepberd q, AKC regtater1111. zig Ill sewing maddne ' '. tens to give sway. can 1112ed one male and one female band ... 1111 of wred at eounty lair. 'l'hls ma- , 5327 after 6 p.m. 9-t7-31e WHITE German Sbephenl 1ln' · - tbll ltb 4lr ' of ...... dJine will do fancy n:t, ln•ur•nce •• tL ....... , pups, phone Llltlt Jlocklng ELECI'IIIC refrigerator and make bullmlholes, darn IDt(' AU'I'OMOIIILI!l IIWWL• 'Ilea Cltrll .. ..... Cewrt 119-JilS. 11-IWIIo ~am. lhlll macblne IOid eaneelled? Loll JOUr opera. electri<: range, 12$ each. Carl •Y IAIIft L MOll ... far 1109.50 110!" $44 or • per ar'l license? CaD 11111111. Barnhill, Tuppers PlalnJ, 1101 ..., . . ForS.Ie month, 11'7 II In your home, I 11 lie _,___; Phone 667-3100. 9-17-3tp POODLE PUPPIES, AKC TOJ callllllliiS. 11-tJete miniature. fl5 and up. Stud PLAY PEN and oeat. Mrs. service and grooming. PIIClDe Joho Lyons, 548 Second Ave., uMU JO;W ~ AX.. · · · • ., . . It,. ................ " lliUif!. 11 I lie Middleport. 9-17 -3le ~~· · ·--· Ito 1 tloo . . . _ . . . . . ,_go . W 8 Olll)lloy. ........ .ol . . u4 od at _Athans, feD aDd was 1-"·""· atneu'IIIII, • -ta,,_ Wlqt. ,.c. .,,. AKC Golden Retriever puppiM. FOUR ROOM bouse, balb, lull ......... ...... . .-.W .~ &14 Ash Sl, Mldclleport. IDSMALL FARM, 17 aereo, 1 od af his J<it and Is a patient _. .• ctr • buement, storm doors and IHfl. HI-Ill! house, bath, IU beat, on rrtlfr . at Veterans MeJDorlal Holpj1al. • ~ J!11 windows,- aluminum siding, water QJtem. new lldnlle Mr. aild Mrs. Tommy Burn- f!. •,, t¥ a) "~ .... priced reasonable. Can be KENNEBEC Polatooo, Cbarlea seen at '1'13 Grant Street. Mid~ and ·'umlnum ....... , ildo are amounchw 11oe birth • " II. '"loll: 111'""' ., ...,.. -- Wh ·· .. lsu 8CIOd garqe and ,__ localof a baby girl at Holzer 11o.. ~!ii-!!et c HUlon, Portland. 1-21 _.., pltaL .dleport. 9-17.-tp ed - mile flllm Boohan, 4 ''-' "' 111 .,., • • ., m11a1 f1om Cbeller 0111o Mr. ani Mrs. BW llluri'IJ POTATOES, WATElUII!lLONI, FOUR year old mare, three _.. blad: • on of COlumbus were hOille owr phone lfS.I2M Clarence PrGf. ""'"' lop fQad. Pbone fourths Arabian, Phone 1112NNIJ8. e.IJ.IIc lloe WOekend lo visit hil m~•-, - - 'and 111r' - 1: Frttd ~rofChar: ' Ott, Portland. a.zt.llc 6011. Mrs. Ellzabetll !lurraJ. . lertoa, W. Va., and Mr. andMrl. 9-17-31c Mr. and Mrs. Charles KtJw Frlltk. SIIIIGI of . Dotrnil. lllcb. USED BEATING equlpmenl. 18 CVIIIC FOOT refrigerator, had u recent 'l!altoro, Mr. ani -• Mrs. 'I.erar W7101 who ruf. one gaa floor furniCe, 80,000 lusiMU ~Mrs. Ed Klotr and llfr, and lolra. . fel:od a heart ajlaek, Is ~ ~ frostless, ice mater, two B'IU, t60; 000 gu upflo fut. ,.,,_., '--''"• __.__ _. Eddie KI~ an1 rOll J-'-· ··all ' 110111 at Veta~ Melllorlll ROfo years old, also electric range, "'una.._--........, .... • o!Harrlaon.~viD• - ~' pltalltPOIIllrQV. naee 10,000 BTU, 1911; f (II good eondiUon. Pbono 1112:n dlrr-t bNeda, Clllllllrw clmllltlng beaters wllb fall. Recent vloltors of Mr. an1 Mr, and Mro. ~ Domroa ..17-31e t&O and up; one coal lllokllr 1911. eo or 4 1nedl ol .,U budtl, Mrs. N, S. White wore Mr. ani. bad u recent vlalton l\lr, ani by Clllln8 Pllbr . . 1111, I'll111r Bob Domroa 1111 _ ,_ with controls t/1; 0111 oD 11188 RED FORD Futura Sports ,..., or 11'1-1111 . C oolville. Mrs. Horrloon WJUta frCIII Fort L I ......... converaloll burner t&O; wred Lee, VL, and Mf; anllolrl. Dao ani Mr, ~- llrl. Gal')' Gibson Coupe, hucltet seato, ctuioe coal lurnaees. . . . .. Am1111 •11 , ~·Glom of .""•••• . . and_ Brad Ill ~ '"'"-, DoliGII>o ----•Mol .,.,_ amatie, new tireS, Phone • old Brolbors, Pomeroy, pboae 100 C. C; :JIIWIFOIID . -•, - 111111 JudJ K1QI f!id lfr. To<>alid· ~ · S'l'l8. ..17~te IIIIMI. N-Ile AucnoNIIBit ry Wll!tama, who, are -.~ YW,. , · --- BLAErtNAIS I - 11-nt:= JloDtl. GENERAL S'I'OIIE - Service Slatton and 1 room hoult wllb bath. Stock Included In tale. tH,OOO.OO . S'l'OCI[ FARM - ~ acreo, I . aood banta, aood puture, I bousea, free gas and minerair. HELEN at VIRGIL TI!!AI'OBD 992-2689 From · t1oe Larielll Tl'IICl< or :tlullcb--. RadlliOr To,, Tho llftlallost H81ter•Core: · PHQHE 667,3370 1n1 60 x ·so. Ideal far dllcounl stare. Ouly Pl.oe0.00 OHIO PALLET CO. '·' II&Elf'. AVAI,aiLr ·· 69 Hockliuort,·Ohio · Real Est•te For S.le ss.oo • All ·~'decllc'id · • Minimum Diameter 2 in • . EIPIIIENCEI · 1111ttW EYINIUDE Pomeroy Home & .. E. Maio .......,.1___ Plainot.; 10 ln. • ' S4Lls·AND SERit~E · -G\IARANil'E~ PHONE 992-2094 WANIEDI DELIVERED TO SIX ROOM brlclt home on 4th St.. N"" Haven. Price reduced. Rancb style. three bedrooms, gsra1e. hasemem. Phone 8D41Tt. •~J.tto ' .. ~Pill' Maxhouot - 1t Busine•s Services , . I Ht• o.ttvGWMrU payments. Call 1112-3211. 9-IJ.8te --- BEAUTY .. HealiNG OIL~it4 PER TON Law- ; GRACI'S . '• ' •.- i' . -.,·.-- - opeed autDmatic changer_ Walnut console model. WID oac:rlliee lor flU! or monthly N-12tp 'I'R.AII.ER, Brown's TraDer Pm, Mlnenvllle. Pbone 9-tl--61c WILL LEASE all electric three bedroom trailer for one year. One dilld OK _ llarllonl area. FURNISHED and unlumlshetl apar1mento. Clolo tD achool. Write, George Fields, 1:108 Phone 1112-54M. Ill-~ Eul 83rd Street, Chicago, m. . .11. II-17.Qe TRAILER SPACE, aD utilities available. lnqalre 158 MulberSPECIAL SALE on this weeli:. ry alter S or I p.m. Write P. W0111011's dresseo and clothhealer, . PICK YOUR own apples. 0. llo< 425 POJDen>y_ 5-Zf.lfc WARM MORNIIIG lnl and children'• clothing. heatl s tD f roon; priced son's Ordlard, St. Rl. 10 Jeffers Clolblng Store, Rt. 33, rea""l•hle, Rtchl!d A. Raynear U. S. 50. • - · J.1Uie )'omeroy. 9-11.Qe FURNISHED GARAGE 8pll'Iman, Easl Vlnt St., Racine. 1Delll 011 (Jneoln tun. Ulllltles J.ll«p FALL CLEARANCE ON AWMpaid; adultl only. Pbone 1112ANYONE interested in startIIIIlM FJBIIING BOATS. 10, ' f-19-~ IDa a r.ew Testament Baptist SMI. 12, IS fool. Klnpbwy Boat FOUR STEERS, INigblng IJe. Oiurl:b please call IMi-3484. SalOl, OD County RoliCI II, hleoll fSll and 110 U. JIDI. J.17--61c 'I'IIJIEB ROOIIIuralabed apart- Ialld Selrles, Rutllnol. Pbone. - mile ..... ol. Rl. II, plioal 1111111, ~ . . . .. 1-25--lfc ..... J.~1tlc 741-4121. J.IJ.«p GARAGE SALE, clothes and mllc., Wednesday and Thurs- 'IIIAILIR LOTS. Bob's MobUe Ooort, llyneule, Oblo 011 Slate Help W111tec1 day. Waller France, Rutland, Ill at, Pbone IIWII1. Oblo. Near ll'ade school. •n-111! ll-17-11c Chesb1re 1167-'1652. DID 'IE SWEEP IT TO? .•.•. . 0 - - -j. WHI\R ON AtRTH BARNEY TWO TRUCK BEDS, 0111 flat Pomeroy Motor Co. Caod 01 Thank1 ·~. ·' ' J' s! tl ct II!.'Lor ' \ •.r: • • Oalt o!Ute 21. Wut4ow• ... ' oltlpliiC root. ··~ ,. 'at1111'o 32. 0D1 ol 11: ••-.cu * I-. IJETIc I I t1 V(:A/Ve JU6T '!Ht6, YOU'VE F'R'C&I84Y w0 APfEl II'&. IF IIOIIJ ~ I CURE 'tHIS ~ELINES5 ? ·~ �' j. ' . ' Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Sept. 17, 1968 . . .. '· death ami another was wounded llondiiY night when three i,.. mateo o! Ka..wha County Jail attempted to break out using a deputy sheriff with a knife at his chest as a shield. Killed was Frederick Da.y, 21, Charleston, awaiting trial on a murder charge. He wl!i arrested July 31 afier his wife was shot to death in the kitchen of the Daniel Boone Hotel. The two other inmates involved in the break were Richard Plantz, 22, and William Hawkins, 20, both of Kanawha der, ,.Just as Green took a crack Cooney. Plantz wa.s charged with the at one of them I jumped back rap~urder last December of apinst Plantz and knocked the 9--year - old Helen Miller in knife from his hand," said LaY.. Charleston and Hawkins had enter. just been sentenced to 20 years Wourr:led b)' one of the three in prison for r11ping an elderly bullets fired by Green was the trusty, Rudolph Saunders, in woman. jail for 11 misdemeanor. He was Marines (Continued evacuated- an high Ul'llsually ratio. •., •t!F . ~' RIVER NEWS fr001 page 1) GAUGES - Goliipoih, 12.1 U.S. forces fighting in other and 12.1 running 2 teet of rolllocales ral1{ing from the DMZ ers; Pt. Pleasant, 24.00; Pom1 to the saigon area, however, eroy-MAson, 20.3ll; Hinton, o. 70 killed 258 Cmununists at a cost stat. ; Kanawha Falls, 2.80 riBot nine dead and 26 wounded, ing; Charleston, 18.80 falling. spokesmen said London, Marmet, Wintteld, are Marine Q>L Charlie Jobe of on the sill. Nashville, TeiUl., told Wilkinson the Red mortarmen caught the Leathernecks completely by surprise as they lolled about in the sunshine, chatting arxl playing cards. Resurfacing of . "We had been sltUng on that L ,··.•' ,J'•·•.• "I 2, ' Roads Approved hill for three days and had ju5t gotten resi.Q)lied when the The Meigs Count.Y commissionNorth Vietnamese began to ers Monday approved resurfacdrop the mortars in on us," lng of County Road No. 1 by force Jobo said. accoonL Engineer Theodore Bee "I threw away my writill8 gle was authorized to proceed gear, dived for m.y ride and with resurfacing ot the Coun'i)' 1lack jacket and then jumped Road No . 27, a distance of 5.5 into w foxhole . . . I sank to mlles. Estimated cost ot the the bottom or my hole arKI project hi $16,698.70 began to pray," Jobe said. In other activlQt, the commisA Marine patrol operating sionen invited gas and fuel oil along the DMZ in the same . bids at the courthouse office northwestern region of South and voted transfer of $50 from VIetnam u Mutter' s Ridge the Juvenile Court &lpport of prisoner be allowed thl'OUI!h the · front doors reprdless of wheth-er he had a depld;y as a sh1eld. Plantz had a kitchen knife and officers said the)' did not Two Divorce Suits Filed with Court Two petitions for divorce and a suit to partition real estate were filed Monday in Meigs CCI.UP cy Clerk of Courts Evelyn Lucke's omce. George W. Martin, Rt.. 1, Dexter, filed the partition actioo . against carl A. Martin, Rand. W. VL et aL Faye Walker, acting postmaster, Langsville, Ohio, has been nominated by President Johntion to the postmastership. ln the Sl1goD area, u.S. ldent, Ralph W. OUrs, and RobinJantrynlen ri!IJorted killing 135 ert Clark. Communists in a series of cluhes between 30 IDd 50 miles DOrthwest of the capital in the cambodtaq border &reL Convene 28 In Saigon, the govermnent Republicans Will SepL ' released ligures reporting tllat 2,184 communists were killed last week by allied forces. The report said 376 eovernment troq>o died and 1,269 were woonded, comparable to the previous week's casualties. U.S. losses were not announced. MEIGS THEATRE COLUMBUS (UPJ) - S o m e 1,578 delegates and alternate. will gather here Sept. 28 I o r the RllJIUbllcan Slate C"'lfenUon. The sessions are to be attended by Ohio candidates lor otflcos, A higllllglrt of the meeting will be formation 0t a Platform and electtoo of 26 electors. LOCAL TEMPS The temperature in Pomeroy' a TONIGHT, SEPT. 17 NO WAY TO TREAT A LADY Lee Remick - Rod Steiger WED. & THU. SepL 18 - 19 FRIDAY THRU THURSDAY SepL 20 _ 26 YOURS, .w:NE AND OURS LucUie Ball _ Henry Fonda SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. downtown OOstness dJstrlct at 11:20 a.m. today was 70 degrees mtder partly overcast skies. NAMED ASSISrANT ATHENS, Ohio (UP0 - Gor don W. bleeper oCDetrolt, Mlch. , baa been named assistant treasurer at Ohio University, a posttion vacated nearly two year~~ ~~ago. • 1s your during lhe Christmas season. He Has your car been giving you trouble lately? Why not buy a new one with a low cost loan? We'll arrange low monthly payments to fit your budget Come in today. are Middleport High School grad.ates. The cotCJle and their two chUdren, Jennifer &lXI Jefl', IJ)ent the weekerxl here visiting Mr. and Mrs. carroll SWanson and Mlas Ruth lll.witlnl. Sundoy they were joined by Mra. A. F. E""''• mother of Mrs. Estep, and the Roy EVIIIII !ami~)' ol ca..! Winche&ter, met Monday nlgbt. Commander Hwmel also named a committee of Leonard Jellen, Ken Harris and Paul Caacl to secure a new set ci colors lor the post. An Eightit district meeting was announced for .Sept. Post 39, American Legion, which 29 at Somerset. Theamualoyater stew supper, with Gu,y Guinther 1n charge, asaisted by Elza Gilmore, waa announced for Oct. (ConUwed !rom I) dleport, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mill- 7. The postplannedapubiic chicker of Chester and Mr. atxl Mrs. Richard Lee oC Racine. Cheryl en barbecue on &Ieday, Oct. 6, Frye of Station WMPO also at- m the parking lot In Pomeroy, and it was voted to send two tended the dinner. Teams with 100 percent at-- members to the American Lagioo tendance last night were those Leadership College te Columbua Cll>tained by Mrs. Gilbert Cor· next mooth. A letter was read liss, Mrs. L. R. Ford, Jr., Mrs. !rom lhe Meigs Count;y Fair George Tabi4 Mrs. Zelma Nortb- Board tl1anldng tl1a post lor helpcutt and Mrs. Nolan Swackhun~ Ing with parltlng ears at the aner. Extxa poiru toward earned nual lair in Auguat. It was agreed to move the memberships were awarded to VIetnam honor roll board onto those who atter.ded the dinner. post on West Main Other points are awarded on the St., in Iron! of the Legion home. following basis: new adult memCharles Swatze1 was made cba.irbership, 2 polntai new student man of the project. Residents membership, 1 point; adult rehaving additlooai names ol sernewal, 1 point; student renewal, was appointed by Commander Kick-Off -rtf. point Ten poilt.s wiU earn a Active Funds worker an adult membership five points earn one student membership. Door prizes, recordings dorat.ed by the organiza~ were preActive tunda ot Pomeroy Vll~ sented to J. Mici(ul MuUord, !age at the beglming ol Septemcaptain or the Rio Grande COl- ber totaled $91,111.13, accordlege student team. and Mrs. Hugh ing to Clerk Edna Schoenleb'o Lynch. report to oouncll Monday night, Also irtroduced by Mr, Wuerch A breakdown ot the balance at were the general chairman of this the lllart ot the month included year's membership campaign. IIOIIOral lund, .6,171.30; boat Mrs. Lewis Schmid~ her co • dod<, ~28.91; lire department, chairman, Mrs. 0\&rlea Lingo, ~.960.49; osmetery, $2,1~.92; and the drive secretary, Mrs. street, $5.909.25; Rate highway, Total Noted vicemen to be added should send them to P, 0, Box till in Polneroy with the dates the oervlcemen were In the armed rorcea. Lee Wallace, a Korean veter. an and a new employe at Kroger's, waa Introduced u a guest. easel reported that member· ship is !aging thia year. Members should send in their an- Elza Gllmore, Bob Vaugban aDd Leonard Jewell following t h e meettng. Thumbed is leavi1111 his positl'oa with tilt New York organbatlon to • come a tour llllltapl' with CO. lumbia Artiaia 111_.111, praioed the local tiiOC:iatiDIIIDr its treme-o '"""" ...,. tho past three )leat.J, the _.,. ...,._ ber.hip haYirw dooll>led In lbll period ol dlllo. i41DOiDORTr 0. ' . ' ., :•.·,.' ... ; f 45-Year Spiral Downward Appears ·Revers · By I!OB HOEFLICH Perlnlic oxaminotiooo of the economic health o1 MoiBs C'.ountJ in the Fedorill cei.auuo hoYO i,.. dleated a slow but oteady decllRe olnco 1920. Energetic young people have loll; the counl;y lol..,roaain&DIIIl· bers, not to return except lor llmUy reunion• or oo holiday Yloita. The economy, rootOd in · qrlculture, miniIIi, and sal~ las boon maid111 a atslely aboutlace; eaoily mined coal Is gone, qrleulture Ia 11110riallzod. The se•en salt <OIIIjllnle& of 75 ye&rl qonowareOurlannerll!peclillizeaodai· I'Jiften, bee! prolucero, produce .,....en; a large niDitber are Pll'Wime Ianners, IIC>plement- lug the proceeds of the soU with an Indus~ paJ!check. The dlnocllm of the economy lao been toward'adlverol!leduttlizati011 of human and niturill resourceL Thio tranaltioo, olton aimleoo, and all"' slneelhe twonUea, has speeded "' and Ia rocelving guidance and lnsJ>iration In the late OOe. The 1970 Cenouo may show lleigs C<luD1I' ·ha, ended Its decline. Meigo Count.y IDij' have taken a definite turn lor the better. A niDDber of ll'cql&, &IIIlO II•need by oulllde money ll'llnts, others worklnll oo their own steam are prmtOtlng int>,...... mont in the COIIJIQI; Among theae -·are: The Meigs CouriQI Teehnleal Escapees are Now You Know Apprehended the lite of CtjJI. Jolm llmltll, the WilY lhe 8lid she did, but tho ill&llahman lhe married .... a )lioaoer tobtc<o plllllar owned years. 11 There is goq to be an 1.1111-plrea union In the Americ~ League, despite our diamiual," Valentine 8lid. "lt'o ..,. time lor the 1111111ires in our leque to atancl 'I' and be counted. " Vtlontine, 37, hos spent aix years .in the maJora. Solorno said the olher 18 umpires in the leosue II,YDII>Ithiae with them but woold wait until they learn how much support they june before chlrllnl I course of action. "Cronin Is trying to aeare ott. Po<:ahontu rna,- have Jackaon Counties. Meigs ('.ountJ ltellonal PlaJ>. nlng Commlsoion - AIJI>roved !Dr an $3,000 planningll'lnt!rom the Farmors 111me Adminlstralion lor a COI!qlrehonsl'" <0111113'· wide w8ter and oeweraae plan. The Southern De.alopmont COQ>oraUon- AnorpnlzatiDilin Lebanon Letart and Sutton townships within whoH boundaries lie at least ~ .. prima industrial sltea, prm>otlnr industrial, d.,. wlopmont, rocreaticm and hiabwoys. THERE ARE OTHERS other-oo\C)portlngc...,. v. wldeplanni!W inelude the Meigs Count;yExtenalonAdYisory Committee, the AgrieultiD'ai Stablllzatloo and ConservatiooServ- Ice c.mm~-. the lllddlopMt and Pomeroy Chambers ol Commerce, the ~ County SoU and auonce of mllftlclpai induotrial revenue tax """mpl bonds. Ar· - e n t s !01' 11 were carl\ied Water c - r - District,. !he oul Ill l\lidllleport VUiage Cow>Meigs• Cooli'Q TownJhlp Trus- cD . and the Meigs County Com· tees, the Moli• County Commis- mllftlv lm&lrovement Corp. oionera and the Yilloll!' eouncUo A new buildlntl with 7?• 000 of PomU07, Mldilloport, Racine; _ . . feet is under roo!'!" the Rutlarid and IIYrt<~~se. . P)'llllan Park site in l\liddl~ And aeeordini Ill tile Meiga Considered another iD~ProveCoun\)< Ra~ De'"l~, mont in the area' a economy boo Commlttee'o ~ln.! r...,. been the merger ol ~o, ~ at there hao been .~"'1!'•0, 'li>. , Ill.~ the Meigs County: · ' . ' · ,. · ..N• . U tllli with lOleta . · •6 • • The moat afllnUiciiiol st!Wie 1m-' Airstrip de>elopment Is flllOtb. provemaotbqunin)Wp~ ermarkolproereuthecmunltII' In 1967 was the $400,oooe,.. teeindkates. TheMoigs-Gallia ponoion and ...,. building lor the Air·trip located 17 miles balow Imperial Eleetrlc Co. in llllddl&-oy-Middleport, ,., comporL Thio wu ftJUeed bythe' 'December, 1967• Meigs to= :!tclne """: • . ~·· $100,000, I''IIIIIIIIIW &om Au>la, ,., ~ to GaiJ!a CG!Inb' 1 1.~ V ill!Jftl hid sutllelellt...,.-,Jp properly COIII.truet • illrport, The Jet aiJpCirt _ , • baiQI 1• ·!"thin ,.. Meigo line IIIII . &om CIIIOroy • MiddlopCll'l; Thoro lo aU!i local lntaroot lD davoloponont oC a lUIIIll illratrlp lor use by prlwte plano a within the 967 th llrot plla 10 of th Route 7 by 0 . nod 0 'i>lll , . . ope to tralfte. The contract !Dr thejol) :-= mil;':!:: c;- o:::"i was~,261,000 Completed this year and r., prded a prlltll'elll'" step no the sewerage dlopoaill system of (Comiwod on Page 16) Weather .at y ~ cloutlf - · - · 1onlibt and ThurldQ'. Lows toni8llt in the 801. !lot .pte so warm '11mradll)'. Devoted To '1Jae llllere811 Of The Meigs- MUJJOn Area VOL. XXI NQ. 103 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1968 . FIVE CENTS ; ... ELBERFELDS Gov. Rhodes Will Dedicate State's First ]oint Air Strip Terrorist Policy Is Doomed-- Vance. PARIS Headquarters for Scons Lawn Care Products MARRIAGE APPLICATION Robert Dlpne Mlller, 21, Rt I, Rutland, u. S. Air Foree, and Debra AM lloopar, 16, Rt 1, bde, s1adeDt. Gallipolis Rotarians Preparing Ceremonies . BY HOBART WILSON J!l. tllat three or lour m - • ol Dedication ceremonies (or the Gov. Rhodes' cabinet are exGallla-Molp RAtgional Air- pectocl to be on hand lor t h e port below Kanaup will beHin <erOIIIDIIY. at 3 p.m., &mda.Y. Ohio Gov. The eovemor•a talk will last James A. - · will be t h e appnndm!'leb' 15 - 20 minuteL Jrlnelpal speaker. Several local and area d!gni, l'ltiU!;!u~ll!l .~, .JFI• w11i be IIUodu<ed and nllht tiy a liiilorliii Dr. membero of the Gall1a - llalp Xolth Br-17. 1II1D lo im- Realooai Airport Alllhorlt,y have mtdiaa past o1 t h • been invited to atta>d. · GallliJolls Chamber ol C o mDr. Br-rry Aid there morce. Ia a pooolbWcy tllet several airTho project, whieh era1t !rom II'OUIId tho otate will eo11 over ~00,000, wu ...,. be on hand !or !lmday'a cledl.capleted late in November, 1967, lion, and that 'W!do& .,.,Y be lDI hu _ , in use alnee the a problem." He plano to chock eoiiiiGe CJ! the Silver Bridge this problem out with the Slate oo Doc. 15, 1967. Patrol later this week. II ,.. the tlrat Joint......V tt eaae ot rain &mda1, tilt illrport olllort in Ohio. -calloo wlU be reschem.lod. lloldMirs of the Galllj1olla Ro· IU7 Club vol-.cl to "tktr ..... ' tilt ...... Selurdo,y - - pre.- Suit Flled cOIIUDitalonera offtce. "Umpires ah'luld be unUorm for boUI leagues," he said, "not separate." Billy COle, 'l'Ujprs Plalns; Alice Russell, Pmneroy; C&rl Johnson. Mason. DISCHARGED - Addle Bar· ton, Edith McCOy, Edward Bar· ton, Emmet Bartels. SELLING MEIIBERSIDPS Hlsb School B a n d mombero at Racine are aelllng memberships to the Soulbem Cll'pnlzed and llllred in March, 1000, and del11t1 a n - lol> Olt<OUI'IIilli low .,_....,. ud ..,. dereml>1o7ed adulli and youth. · J.eadintl: Creak Con&e......,. Dlotrlct - Conlple!M orpnlzalion In 1967 ud ,_ In the work alage; . lnclUdoo tHl,ti!O aereo in Meigs ud Atbeno CGuntleo; mul· tiplo _ .. UH ol reservoir areas lor reeroation and waler ~. and atabUI..tion of critlcill oedlment pl'<JCilt<Uon areas caused by otrlpmlldiw.llvon,.._ lor emphaaiL Leadq Crook Waler Aeaocia.tiCII- The-working fo. wantad~olwatera19plloo and I dlatrlbuUon system lor the western Jllrt of Mofllo and parts of VInton and e Jolm Rolle. leaps should be under the meet. !brthern Actioo Panel- Mado..,·olr<PresentaUves ol the Farmon Home Administration, SeD ConoervaUon Service, Aerleultural Sial>lllzallm and Conoenatlon Serv· Ice, and the Coq>erative Exte,.. o!011 SerYiee. Tuppero Plalna • CllestorWater Dialrlet - A ll'cql d e to 'the de>9111pment, ol a water distribution syaleln.!or tho eastern one-halt ot Mellis eount;y and the southeastern comer ol i\lhens C<luDII'· The Molgs ('.ountJ Communlll' improvement CorpontiDII - A groupworking1l'ltllinduatrlillfl.. nancintl: and hi&lnriiY develop. ment. The Mel&s CouiiQI Commullltl' Actioa Program - A program aaved i. Villenti110 said uqires in both least abould have a chance" to For $53,565 of your lawn? Maybe the gran itself is to blame. Jf ao, you con· upgrade it by ooedlng WINDSOR right into your prosont . lawn. WINDSOR, tho impoovod vorioty of Kontu~ky bluOgrass, has bet;ome very popular ,jn this area becaule·it it unusually attractive and h~rd w-'arino. Has ·~ ordinary root atrength and spreads uniterground to OC• cupy bare spots in the town. Even t~rives in exf,.mt oummor hoot. And by .buying, WIN[jSOR with TURF BUILDER (ovory lawn netdo fertilizing nq~} )"'" aavt m~ney too. . • :~·ffippies tO ,ftelate Stories SP-1 GARY EVANS SP-1 Gar)' D. Evans, zo, ..., ol Mro. Carolyn Evins ol Mlneravllle, re..mty ll'lduated !rom II -k• trainiJiiat Air!ramo itapalr School in Fort lli.Ua, VL, and na pr<IIDOted to ~clallot f. He Is now otalloned II DaNfiCIIL V-wilh ·· the S39th Tr&lllljiOI1allon ·.o... He is married. to tho Iormor lJnda Adamo of ·~ lib addreaa II SP-1 Gar7 D, E</. au, RA51881562;339thTrllllportation Co. (ADal, SPO S1a Frandoco, C a I rt.• 96337~ Drairor 76. twv- '""!'...;.~~:"an..!._ ~-~:.:'!"*-lor - - ••u ·~-pre • cloillcalloa 110l'k adlvltleo Tot\Y Barr, a)JOikera ptat.: flirm; Nell - · · fll*llc ad- · ll)'llom; Harold Wiseman, GoOrp .and Nell Slalers, c l - datal!; Gal7 a. a.on, Dr. Mel !ilmon, and Dr. J. A. claLamonna, pollclnr o( t b • ........,., and llalldnc · - holt, -tiN ar..._..g. ·. Dr. Bz)lndeberey, I ~ of llala17'• will """""""' oommlUOI, servo · u-act- inti: ebalriDID lor &mdo.Y'o overt. .He wiD illao be in cllerp ot. dolleallan actlvltlos. Dr. llnnilobvey 8lid today. Esl(lblishment . In Blinois . .(. Zon d 5 IS . PAINTING BRDlGE-' ba'"- _,..ID&I'fillltllt . . _ , . _ lrifllo • at poiJC. The projoet, a .- ., port ol which is oiroady - · 11 .-acted lhrCIUIII> the Wo Department of IIJ&hw- The .., palm changes the color ol. the strueture to a ligl>t ..--. Ropair ...t JH[()IIl~ ()Jl __"_w_k_•_•____ ear_u~v~·~_·~~~e~'-ar__L_-_s.__ntmst ___P_~-------------------------- Russia Stadiu'm Field 'Best in SE Ohio' cbarltl ol serving the teom at the heme game. The chairman lor tho fOOd booal lor the l\1me game will be lira. Norman Vlllllleter with Mrs. Jobn Werry C~H:halrman. i.adiea to aaalst are N r 1. Jamoa O'Brien, Mrs. Dot> WU1011, Mra. Franklin Tri!Jlelt, MrL .WUIIam Aul~ and Mrs. Leo Vlllilhon. Mra. WUIIam Warner. The ebairmu.'a .mt;y b to JIO.. lift those appointed to blip to make a~re they are available, Mrs:·8lid. Mr&. ,_.,._ AmrAd, - urer, reported a balance of "-. 020.12. Fo1lowlnR the . . - . . Head CO.ch Chorleo CbaDcl(!' ~lm 011 tile Melp • Pt. Pleaaant game 1110 of NeliiOIIVIUe. Warn West Germany To Check Militarism ~· The SOVleto hid II lOIII Z0 to East Ger1rtmlr . balore the A~ 20 IIMaloD 1111 Czechoolovalda. llllrlllll tilt ooc~q~~tion a! Csechoa1o1lillda, tbe,y ha10addod-ill<qtllt divisions ... ' ,, '' -· Czeclloo!O\\Ik • W t llllula hoi 1 t. - ~ Wtat Gerlrlalll' ... - . - ~-laOI....... -~ 1111 tilt ....... · .r Cltdloalooilll 11 ~1"Wlt­ ll'IBI, IJiln.mldoD hd Oil Sapl. ~ lor IG Woat .• .' u ........ ....... ~ ' ... .. Signs of Economic About-Face Found in Meigs County thei: roy; Clarence King, Middleport; GOING TO SCHOOL DIII\Y Borry, 100 ol II r a, Thelma BerrJ, Mlddloport, lelt Mmdo,y !Dr YOUiljltoMt """" ho will be onroiled in tile llahonintl: V.Uey V""'"qNl Schocilundor tilt llaipMw 11JV~ 1110 · TraiJilna ~. Berry will be la!d!'l tralnina U I wel~. ;•_. ". _. Out Umps To Fight VETERANS IIEMOWAL HOSPITAL Valentine Aid they would ask ADMITIED - Charleo VerEckert to allow a union vote. non, Letar~ W, VL;Evelyn~ "Proteaatoral p)Q"en In all flwham, Syracuse; Larry ~n­ oports oro orpnlzed," he eaid. cer, Racine; James Lewis. Mid"The Natlocal l.elgue umpires dleportj SheBa Rowley I Pomeroy; Katbryn <::ampbell, PCJ~B­ have an organlzation ud we, at devoted to the concert associa- $273.56; osmeler)', $558.51; tion. The hour-i<q: program wiU lllreot, $1,960.24; statAl hitlhwiiY. feature recordings of Communi· $90. 72; utllllj<, $860.2>; watercy COncert attnetiona. _..una. $17,683.62; water Principal _...r of the eVOI>- Improvement $1,f7U4, andwairtB was James Martin, New YOI"k ler....,.anly meter, $72. represenlathe ol Cc:lmmunl.lf Concert&, Inc. Mr. Martin, who ·: nual ••• of $7, Veterans of VietDam are eligible. the other guys by flr:IDa ua, " Caaei reported on the nation· saJ.erno said. "But it won't ai Legion conventioo whieh he work." and Frank Vaughan aUendedlut 11 Since our dlsmisaal, more week in New Orleans. It was re. than hall ol our !ellow umpires ported that there had been three called us and pl'(lllised to stick local military funerals since the by us;• Valentine said. •rwe iaot meeting ol the post. may lose ono-lourth out ol lear A chill IIIJIIII01' ,.. served by tor their JobL" Schmidt to t h e newa media tirement, $22,064.48, making a throughout the three-county area, total ol all runda, $193,172.13. and she announced that smtion Elpendlturea of active AmdJ WJEH.FM will presera a special lor the month included -rat, progTllll at 9 p.m. Wednesdoy $1,839.76; 1lre departmenl, 5\ On New Car Loans .. tion for hlmseU in the oatlon's .ac-ce~PJ'OII'IDI. He was employed by WPAFB in Aer-•e Medleal Research Laboratories and had piterts m several ln..nllou in the lfllee program. He ns a bhHnedleal COII.OultaDI in se..ral areas of the apace Prop'IJD. Mr. Rosenboum received his B.S. Degree in chemlotry lrllll Cllpilll Univeraitl' in 1941. He was 1r1 elocti-onleo tecludclan in the U.S. Na.,- !rmn 1944-46, lllll- a B.S. degree in bidogy !rom Cllpilll Unlveraicy in 1947, and his maaler's desree inpll;yllology from Ohio Slate Univenicy In 1949. He had been 11'011dng IDimd Don Hwmel of Drew Webster lf.l . in national aovernlllent 11 he willa Indicated t11at GOP presidential CO!!QIIaceney and the While House and challeqplli candidate Rlebord M. Npom wp lation on tho ls~u:; ol . ·al~~·i' the Youiw to help remold their · pinllli inereaolng amq the national lovOI, Nl- • country, the YOUIISo . llo pl~ a crackdoWn oo "At no time have young PeoHlllllllhreJI illao proposed a na- «>lies """ marijuana pte been more important'- 110v- tiooal propam ol Iedou! and modern cur o..e of Amerl•cU~ er have theJ bid more . impact pri\'lte · fUnd a to back ialdeftt youl;b/'. ·~ - then in politics, 1988," the eommunit-J a8rviee proj8eta uaHUJni)hrey Issued a 4:~ vice president Aid In I'OIIIIII'ks dertaken lor oolleae enldl,t and reportoncrlmepreparedlry~ prepared tor a rally at caatstua a 11 YOI&h talent bari(c" In theelYll pa~ task force. "" Colleae, ~ N.Y. service syotem to reciult pro- · He castigated tho" who malui; The Democratic preaidential mlaing youthe lor aovernment "irr~oJlOIIOlble auaeko" <m 1fHt cootelll!er again called lor Jow. policy . rnaklqr Jobs. ,.u.n•s courts, and called f!ll:. eri111 the votirw qe to 18 and iiumphrey and l'jbon traded strong law enforcement ll!lml...; announced he was !Ol'llllng a na- comments Monday on the crime iotered with jljstice. Humjlhr.,Y. tionalllftlverslQI!orum "to guide iooue. pronUoed to and rlotlllfl and pro-; me in my el!qiOlan and during Nixon; eampaignil!g in AM· posed reorganization o! dlo J....., my preaidency 11 lam elected." helm, Cllll., chided Humphrey Uee Dot>artment and 11'01113< 1"'\. Humphrey's piteh to recruit tor what he uid was the sq. crelled fedenl assistance ~ the youths Who backed his malocal law enforcement agencloi.' Other develqomento: ; George C. Wallaee - Allinl; from a bad cohl, tbe third part;r. prealdent:lal CQfltelder caneelect Texaa television aPpearance a but. met a Dallas rally o! 7,000 11111:· delivered a !lery opeeeh cr!U.:' GALLIPOLIS, Ohio (UPD cizi!W gun control propooala Two eacapeel from Hunt1ngton, before Congress. "H I becami; W, Va., clcy jaD were pi eked president and they pass such sn-· up by the Slate Patrol at near- ly los! olatloo, it would be by Crown Clcy today and taken toed." he said. Earlier Walla!» , to Galli& Count;y ]aD. 8lid his porQI WIO doing IQ : Kenneth and ToliUI\Y well it might absorb one of · CLEVELAND (UPI) - Two LanciY, both 25 and from East other natlooal portieL Spiro T, Agnew - :rho GOP> Wnpiret tired by American Liverpool, were missed !rom League President Joe Cronin the West VIrginia jail MD!tdoy vice presllleniW eandldaM ""': : said today they WOUld Ole suit nigi!L nounced tq, Republican opeOclr · Authorltle• aold Addns had writer Stepben Heas hos Jolnett · !Dr reinstatement. AI Solerno and Bill Vaiemine, been charged with burglary and hlo stall, then le!t the llar)'i;nt who were here to work the Landy u being an accesfiOl'Y State • House In ~olla for. : Cleveland • Washington aeries to burBiarY Mmds,)' evening. They Fort Worth to keynote the Tai when notified or tltelr dismissal, were _ . , , !lnprprlnted and as GOP Slate Com'ontlon todtjl.: Edmund S. Muskle - The Jle<; sald they were fired because pho!Dgraphed and placed in • they attelilpted to form an um-- basement .,._.,. cell, await- mocratic vice preaidentlal ...an-" ina tranater to COUIIQI JaD. pires urdon. didale mapped Clii1Pilgn 0~. Wh«t a jaller went lor them I!Y with aides in Woohlngton. "We wDJ even appeal to bl.seb a II commissioner (Wllliam) !hoy were gone. FI>IJce Aid It then joined hlo !amlly at thel~ Eckert. not tor ouraelvea, but was not known how they got ouburban home lor Wmlnl ol tor our brothers ln blue," Wd · out. Tlio Patrol opprebeeded the a television news speciaL He Salerno, 37, who hils been a two In a truck they had hitch- plormed a trip to New York to. major league umpire for seven ed a ride in near Crown Cicy. day. BEGINS TRAINING , Comie haa becun el8bt lllOIIIba olll'alDing u • ~ at Ohio Slate CoiiJlllb>lOI!Y Sebeol Band · Aellll. COli of ID Columbus. 9le Ia the daUibter · Evan Roderick. $1,144.83; 11ate patrol transfer, membership Is $1, and _.:b6Mts. Sehmidt ell)ressed plea. $5U8i udliliY, $4,601.79; water- era rem•e a b1UJll)Or otlcker. o1 Mr. and Mrs. WUIIam Af!lllll. Rt 2, Raelne. ., sure in the One turn-out tor the operating, $13,290.26; water evening.. She announced lfat seY.. lmprooemenl $34,088.93; water • eral Ravenswood, W. Va., real- guarant;y meter, ~.554.97, and dents have shown interest in the parlQng lot meter, $12,933.30. organization and have fonned a Balonceo ol olher lunda inteam to enlist concert series cluded aanltary 18W81' $170, .. 1 subscribers in that area. 591.41, opeclal street repair bond High praise was given by Mrs. retirement $516.25, and bond re- old car for the birds? r Gra..side oenlceo """ c<Nductocl here SltuJ>doy lor Donold Roseooaum, 46, soo o1 the late ArlbiU' ud Alma 11aes Rosoab&um, formerly o! P<mero.Y. Donold died Monday, Sept. 9, lllllaml Valley llolpllll and hid been W lor sometime. MaQy residents may be u..- • t11at the deceased, a former Pomeroy High SChool student, hid made a eonaiderlble rop- Burton Heading Gifts for Yanks ldlled 27 of 10 Communist Minor Children Fund to the Jur Bob Burton this year wtll head troops they caught in a aeries of or and Witness Fwtd. the uGtfts for the Yanks w h o bunkers, spokesmen said, Seven Attending were Commiuion- Gave," an annual program to reers Charles R. Karr, Sr., pres- member veterans in hospitals Marlnes were wounded. ~· '"'port Dorothy Nierl, 764 Brownell Ave., Middleport, asked for custody of three minor children and his Ph.D. other relief In a suit for divorce Cited aa u "outatanding Invertor" in the space program in against Remo Nleri, Lucca.,lta.Js. 1961, he was a lecturer on re1piratory physiology. He authored The plaintiff charges gross neg- the man-ratbtg requirement. tor the Mark I and Mark D s~~~:ce lect or dut,. Kermeth H. Romine, chambers and ,., COII.Oultaut to tho Dight dynamics labontory lor Rt. 1, Rudand, filed suit for di- the combined emlronment laboratory, vorce frmt Avery Sue Romine, A member o! the American Physiology SOclet;y, he was Usted Rutland, charging gross neglect in the 11th edltioo of Ameriean Mon ol Science and in the 11th edl· of duty and extreme cruelty. Four tion of Who' a Who in the Mid-Weat. minor children are involved. ANTIQUE LOVERS - ud Meigs eount;y ha• 11111\Y - would el\ioy a Ylslt with Mr. and Mro. Pete Klein at their at1raetive l\lill' PLAYER TREATED dleport home. Don Ritchhart, a member ot Francis and Pete have juot ~nlshed a bit ot redecorating and the Meigs High School football rearranging to make room tor acme beautitul amique pieces reteam, was taken to Meigs Genceived from the estate of Mrs. IOeln'a mother. Tellned wlth other eral Hospilll by the Middleport pieces already in the hom.e1 the effect is iJnllresslve. emergency squad Mon:Jay evening when he received a neck CAPTA1N FRANK ESTEP, USAF, and his !ami~)' are back injury while practicing on the !rom Sumyvl!e, OO!t, and will be resldlug in o.yton where they Middleport field. He was dishave purchased a home. charged following treabnent. For the past three yeara Clptain Eat13p has been atleldllll the MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL graduate college or aeronautical eqpneering at Stanford Untversl· ADMITTED - Esta Roberts, ty. He received his Ph.D in August and has been aaalgned aa proPomeroy; Lorando Might, Mid- lessor of e~rlng to the Air Force Institute ol Technology at dleport; Carl Schultz, Racine. Wright Patterson Air Force Base. DISCHARGED - Nora Curtis. Both Clptain Eatep and his wife, the former Sbirley Evans, WALKER APPOINTED WPSHINGTON (UPI) - Vera J. .' By United Pres& lntenlaUonal·, lor rt.al lor the· Demi>eratic geoUoo "we should have a-~ · Hubert IL HIIIIIPfu'ey wooed ~tloo, Sell. Eqene R. M<>- torimn on rhetoric about law the nation's youtll ;todly, p~s-- C.:rilu- and the la~ Ser\, Rpbert order." , inti: the new gener'ltll!ll a .olce F. ·K~, '11'!'• as SOtintli~ "We don t need 1r1 atuut. Deputies said Green acted un-der a standlrw order that no know where he got it. .·. ··:·.~;l. • ': ·Among Fij.lf(4ful Voters A truocy and Depu\Y J a c k treated and roturned to JaiL · Lavehier, 28, were changing prbage cans in the cellblock when the three rushed them. Plantz put a knlte to Lavender's chest and the three went. to the barred doors in the main lol> by of the jaiL Plantz aDl the others yelled to Deputy Hyman Green to open the door or Lavender would be killed. Instead Green said he would shoot them if Lavender was not released. He opened ftre when Lavender was not released. Da.y was hit and Plantz let go of Laven- ~· ,· .Jj ·~FI!{ii/mp,hiJ~#:::· ~uves ·Suppo'rt;··. isoner Killed CHARLESTON, W, VL (UPI) - One pri8000r was shot to t\ ·~ ..·· •·._ ' ... la � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. 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