https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/432301a4468be9375046fbf5312bca27.pdf dbaa5e98c6812bb0d220f7e18d315bf6 PDF Text Text .' . ' < ' ' . '<t! '. ¥-ighty JJSS New Jersey Batters DMZ _Line ., A~t:> IF I'M GET THE' ·~ ' • • ~ < •1•" ' ., ... ,~ .. ~ . 1\" M€SS~, · I'Ria../D? :0' . ....... '' • 1 ~ARD.USS NEW JI!RSEY ;VIetnllnese balf..of tl1e Demllt. (l!..,....l!ecalled·· to• ~ fr<ln. tarlzed ZOile (DMZ) &~<v South ,m6thNlJ.. IJeel. Aiiitrlca'l V~ . . ' .miltiQ<. ·u$ Now J.n:~ jolued PUoto, tn ·•· ~r planes. tlle . V~- . ~!If Udo,y. the radioed 1M! the New Jersey•• w~rld'o Ollly"'aetlve blilleehlp · 2,7otlilooond ojlello blo" 111 at . P~ balt!lred ~~ol least laur Ctlm)llwdst1aUtoailtlc . ~~~~~With hu lll.lnojr ~1. . , we_. altai, 8bredded In , ,A~ · Y-1 IIIII 66 ~ . ,1 . ~ery jMl81tloo llld m•IW'ed a ' , :..,... · ·~ llrod the ~~ Noi11>. VlalniJI!oaei' ~ Uno ~.~ boitlleohjp · oheUa· trliPred •Jri ,IIIII .-_ . :. . ...vol history, tile retiorn CoUld l!>.'duv iil;d.Uw~ 1 . · \~tlleohijJ. pounded the N..-th ~ed b,t '.th•. other ... '"""* Now You Know .( American WOIIIJOIII In this war, tho Nri' Jersel"a shells scat. tared communist dobrlo over I wt4e oreo, tile pllota ropol'ted. Tllo big obelia leU 119111 the DO<them edp ot tile lill-mJll. wide DMZ. The DM~ Ia a.... st~.w ..... . lOr . Ccmulmnl~ forces lnflltrltlrw Into Soolh Vletnlln. . , .,Oied obllrVIJ'I ~tho DMZ ~ wtU be • .,..n.._.J lor the New JeriO)I, • ablil , e ·' ~-' Tllo laraest sa111ns •h1P .... built we;. ihe live • lll8lll!d Mill:>LEPORT Stewart, John RUe: < ' 'Tran~•.• laui!ebed JJ . B or'.. deaul ID ltn. 1t waa us root ,. •' l'root row, CrCMn let Iooa ,.w. • Bnanley, Janet Neal ".'1' ' ·' ' lfOOI - . . . . of 5,03. Dave11JQrt, Vicki Ke burn, Lieutenant; : -1111111 third war. MilitarY 1poke11111011 oitd the TIIO oa~y' aetlve -elb4lln proJedllOI ars 10 powedul IUiil the I!Ol'ld cut 1ato the 5cMh 110 prodse tha1 uvea ~ . China Soa with 1 crew of ·l,638 ,B5Z SlntD!ortreiseaa¢ ·1 lllbtlng herltap ot 13 malqr warplane of the .....,. · IJOttle alan. . . - mal<h tho New Joraeo-'1 Ra111tec1 at a cool of $21.5 doo!nldiY I!UilO. ' million tor her third war, the TapCIPieiQ< Naw JoriOII' hll nine 164nch "In 3\> . minutes we Can lin auno each CIPible of harllni a ....., broadlldeo rrom C>lr 16,2,700oj)CIUIId abeD 23 mlloa. Eadl Inch ·auno, the abeD ... pierce 30 root of lood of 1pproxlmately 60 reln!orcod ec~~ereta. pl1110o;" sold the New Jor181' .,.,.mrw • llklpper, Clflll. J. Edwlrd IIQ)'dor Jr., 43, of Folrfu, Va. lhe'l &1 big lodl'. 'J'!Ie New Jeri<QI nlaho 58,000 tono. Slle II 887 root lclag. Sbo ....,. • to 34 mlloa an boar. Alld Jilt pill llf'l port (!lr Allied II'OUDd Weather . ,·. :I'VE f£Et.J USTEMIVG 1P 'rt'<JR .lPESCH6S FOR QUITE A v..Jf-11 1.£ lv'OIA.J ... OUE'STIOI>JS, M'( GOOD MAAl? ... MJD I'VE' BE€AJ MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 30. J<;. tu:>AJDSRifVG Couch, Doug Phalin; s1 OH, VEAI-41 W!ll WHAT· DO er Dillard, Roger H: Smith, Helen Thoma, ' WHA'T ty reoresentatlve. anC een Hennessy, Patsy F 'CREDIBILITY INTEND TO DO ABOUT . 1HE ONE IN YOUR HEAD? The employes.. Two bUts, one pertalnlna to 'J1:)(J GAP'? ~ Republican puty Slturdo¥ adapted a platform caiUng (or the re • elll!nlnatlon of Ol!lo law as It relates to public employes. However, the _plank did not go as far as the one In the Demo-cratic platform adopted OIU'Uor this month. The Demoenta C:oned tor a re • writing of latwr law as It perllllns to public POMEROY SCHO' tl1e 1968-69 term are, taochers and the othar to oilier public employes, were kllled last March when tile General Assembl,y adjourned. A Leglslatlw Service Commission study cammittee cur- ·.!· Mrs··.· ·a··. ar ' k·· {~~;·::f::;:d70 · · · ·at·· CainpiJree~iliW)f ..... ·. .. I GOT SUMPJN lO SAY ABOUT WHA.T JI.N' HOW • MUCH 1 W! NOT WHILE tM SSRIIIN' lH' ME:'A1 S AROUND ' ~ news from Q-Kan Harbor, a whistle on the river and cap~ Slone hastened !<JIIIId It I<> be the Engit r~, ,..,,!uv. ·.~J' '' ,' l;r .... •;(, ~:· ,, ~I fl ' ~ 111 fW•w .r<if ·3Qrear~r..i!l~" 1 CUT 00WN ON HIS FOOD! HE'S WA.Y OVERWEIGHT... . i(i ~ ... AN' 'IUJ'D Hb.VE lHOUGHT I CUT NOW! liirved t~~>F•~ot of :'11ifl:IDell II'OIIP f!>r 'a~of. :Jllil'L 'lllo,llld bMn a c Uv e ;~ d!o :rein 'Itt lito promt>jlaq , otu.e QOinmmdey ConeeJt '«)U BEAT IT! OFF HIS LEG ... 'Sorleo, ' . . t; ~ ··~· ~· ~ ~t' ot· {~ The State Highway Patrol lnveotigaled a two cor colUaktn Ill; 6 )I.DI. Slturda,y ... Cabin Rd., lwo.tentha of a mile south of Rl. 248 In Melp Coolltty. No me wu Injured. onteero roporlod cara driven by WUUom E. Plo:kata, ·. · Fm:.iiAt rol!EcAS.T ., • 21, Rt. I Bacino, aail Jola Coollt- . ell, 36, t..anpytlle, M11fded on a curve, the C<utcU cu nerlns oil the rlgltt lido of tho rood. There was moderata t1omoav to tl1e Plckena cor IIIII bonTio the COuncliCIU'. The potrol cUed i(ro. COuncil ID Melp COunlr c....t Oct. i m a chiU'ge of r.Dure lo :lfold one hal( of the~. No ........ InJured Ia - ... Mala• Colmt;r ... - at 2 p.m. ·&tnday <111 Rl. 143, ,lull of the junetlon of ilt. 346. CIU'I driven bJ MoiiJ B. Grim, 57, Rt. 4, Allluy, IDd Fred R. Klaor, 17, Rt. 2 - . . collided - . Mrl. Grim talled ID olow llllil her cor atrud. the bock of tho Klaor car. KloOr had alcnntd rw tnlllc ~ There wu moderate d•malf\ to botlt ..... . 'Mrl. Grim wu cited to !lelp COunlr c....t Oct. 4 Jill • cjJarp rl. (allure ID slap wtlltln lilt U· 1111'8do;IIIU'dlslaaeo. -llllh• IV8fllltta ~ 70 Ill norih !0 m14-70ola-Udloftnoai- so. ; ...,. FIIIIOl'al services tor Patrol- man Jllll\08 Albert Rosa, Jr., 30,. 410 Silrllli Ave.,,.l"Ptnnrw. wbo died In VeleriDI ~ · Wirmor aftllliid mill ·, woak. Ttii-nJng eOoler near 8lld ot. .Wiik lion& WWt ~~~ow<!!:• a•er·~ lloliiiW &tnda,y IIICinllng ilfier' llllil' • oflbdl· .,~. . · • ·. miDI wiD ol!lclate. · Dies Saturday Funeral lllrviooo lor Mra. He ale ·!I• II. A!i' ~· Ebeniiach, ~4, l'llmo- FOI'ce 1~ ,-1157 Ill wbodled .."'-'--ollw Feb.~7, .,., .,,r .· · roy, _.hold toda,y,at -10 · · '" Hi' Ia Ill .., """.-.:. ••• •.,. ~· wut, , I'Oinenly G r a Clin-ch. The Rev. kenzie ot the Gnoo Cltt!rch I!Oich ~~ is Light ; ;t\_ . In .Car ~on. Mciiltst domlgoa were lnev,rrod to" lwct ..... Ia .. ·~ No\111. Second Ave. &tnda,y, oal4. A cor ~~ Clll!!>rd lii!'OIIor, ., CoQege. The Redr they IOantaillhat tho ..... TOllY - • wlll lXII be I!> in a DaYton tjoop!lll •nd 00 IIIII wUi Pko~Jebl,y b.... tlleti\I'IY Q( ..... · IIIII IIIIOthor IIIII rJJ!look tor Scouting Area R. Freaman, GrUde ~y ··~· Mra. Clark . ... alao )11'tolilod In death IV' I doulb• r: FORTI thla r.D of Mid, f liir, · Conatanca, wbo died Itt Ia. ;.:''~·~~~~~ a alsler, ~ Lellore ''I . . liW. . '' """'-· ~vlns, IU'O 1 diwlbf,er, Mra. 1 . ·.l'lllr Klelll, ~ 11. . L,t o - . .Lt. .Arllw ' Clark, . ·~~lk, Va.;, two. crll!doani; PoKIO!n. .Jr,, ·lild lllcjla\"d '!OUR DINNER'S ON TH' TABI e! I ! r-· / _..... ... ,.. ,..... ' ? .. . J ., .. ·~ · Collide On Road into :\>~~~the lslo Mr. M;;:'·EJ;·;h·~•>= ~.:::t~'t.~~~ · ·' ·~eMrl. M. C, - THERE'S A COUPLE 0 --..,..· . See Page B.for fUWther PictUre ' Mh. Clark waa a past preo- 1111!11 a ·fiiOI;Ier lo a ~ laeb . belnl takllt thore IV' tho ~ <~ <"! .,.... N'J!Ilm of V~- 1!1· .mtitWIII, but ~ H my . · IW oinWpi!CJ ....ad, ~t~,v; ' - ' , . lJ\i ·~,~lloopttai 1114•Ql;· UkS1.r 1D. -., IIIII tu1- e l f set tor Jlodnoada,y ~ ' '' ~ed lite ·c:add,yslrlporut that ....,.,_,.,.,.,.., ....._,.,.•,w,.·,,.,..::,...... •.w ., 2 p.m.cat the llo!:k ~ llflb· WITH THE COMING are having patrons sign Q leUow tile oll10r day ask llld. "n.tawaJ~ I won•t I I replied. · (;ars ot the Syracuse troqt. Ma- G( .... ~- ·Cit\Oir SoeW- . ...... -~. WHAT WAS GUZ. HOLLER IN' ABOUT THIS MORNING? whiltle - except a real st BA.S~q.:TBAlL asaiatant scoutmaster .•.u.. ~~~~h~ ay Unlted .Pnlllfl.erntllltml James Hess Jr. ~' wu o~~~· ~~s•pt•~.. Te~••llt'OIJI;.lfu.1! '11!1 ~ . .' : Chopter da,y throiJSit' ~ wm..... Dies on s.. ~. day Dam No. 1. Yes, sir, the and Southern Ohio Electrl held on the Public Square. mort.. now a retired e1111J the pictures are or the CSC: I imagine there•s not the feathals. It was sort lac~ they hold ti-e roD ' about the same time the G~ When they held the ' toW, ~t I can remeqhi arOJond the Public Sq,uan; see«** Ave. There were' rallbltl, chickena and due it a week, the entire bloc wu bloCked to traffic of ·11 ooldoor heating unit are, left ID rilbt, David Noose, Rick Ash, IIIII tranklln Rizer, the hold eook. At the rear is Ken Nease, ovor thew-. The llrat, Bl 6 p.m. ~· was a two -vehicle mtahlp on 338, 3.1 miles weal of. ;:·r: ::!";!'~ ~-:·:, r~:;:~-~i*~l:~wamt~~-=~~~;~~~~~:t~:;:~:~:l§~~:1~~@;~:;:~;;:1;1~f:;~;§;~;~~;i~ northbound on the Ohio Rh the mouth of the Musking 1 ~ · dlod ._. "THERE'S NOTIIING whlsUe." captain Charles CAMPING CALLS FOR DIFFERENT FOODS. However, most auccessful camporees ever hekl. """'wldely .latoimtorller.dlareh ·ii)d. cMc ac:lb:ltleo, ~ ~ at hor So. Tblrd Avill ~ !loath wu atliibatili 111 Heart attaei<; · ' ·TIIo widoW of the ~ Juitp Ci<lflc Clark wbo 'clod lillllrl .., Mri, 'CIIrk wp 1 llfA>. I • r aldent of Jll!iill~lllll ID ~.'• D·d· The Republicans pledged uto re-eumtne the Ohio statutes re-- form aet the age ot 19. The plank on youth caUod Ia< the aubmisalon to voters ot a constitutiDIW.l amendment ''lowering the mlnlmwn voting op ID permit young people ID haw 1 choice In ohoplng tholr 111- ture." lati.W ID public employes, their •twe believe the great majoci.. rlehta and responsibUlties" ty of our youth today are rewhile "recognizing the wdqu., _..lbla ond dedicated to lllture of public employment sound princWles or governIIIII Ita relation to the publle IJ>o ment,, the plank said. uy outh terest." merlta the rl!!ht ID more flllly The GOP plallorm, adaptad partlclj>ota in our polltlell ayodurlag the party's state conven-. tem." tion here, called for the lowerl!eaolutlona lowering the vat. 1111 of the minimum wtlng op lng 110 have had tndtle pt. but did not 111 whot the op II.W ti1rou1!t tho Genonl tushould be. The Democratic plat. (Cootlnuecl on 8) U. S. Locka 23 at Apple Grove. . There ""' &vy clama&e ID A ear driven by Clllrord Dea- botlt volllcleo. Welch had locl!lll ~Cbule~:~.s Units represeitted were: .Troopa 257, 240, 242, 253, 206, 230, 246, 248, 281, 239, 2lt, IUiil Post 26L Prizes lor tha aklt winners were spo111ored by Ben Franklin Stores of PL pleuant, New York Clothing ot Pomeroy, ond Illsldno-TIIiner of GoU!j)oiiL Slat winners were: Best Stunt, Tr01l11242; Fire b)' Friction, · 261; Bllndtold compoos by 214; ftlpjack fill>, 214; and laahed scciuunaoter'o chair, 242. . . A.litandlng ovation wao given Morey Yeogor, Troop 253, who waa aelectod outitandl.. senior palnllleader. He has been In ScOutlnii! onl,y three. weeks. Thli MGM Order of tile Arrovr hadodiaplay Slturda,y evenlttg. .Church aervleeo "'!"" held SundQ mo~ . · . Brarry Cox, Troop 253, 1erved as an ldvioor,lllll riblxlnll IIIII patchoa were owarded Olltatandb11 ..,..tors. reNiy Is studying public ompiQye rl!!hta under a dlrectlw fr<ln the Generll Assembly. Ita report wiD be submitted .-1 Ja1110ry when the IOIIslalure returns. .......anna, _,.. ., ~-=~~·~~·lnjur~'~od=w=ero~ . ::5~E:·Aihi~~·:·~I8~,,~RI.=:~2~, ;Ra~clno,=~· ...- · of t1to: hood.11111 ori - . . . , . oper- In the ear, had beldlu- three-day camporee near Chester IAat weekend. There were 170 ln the camp Kiashuta sesslon.l. one of the .M.-a. Cedric. Clorl< of Mlddlo- HERE ••• favorite newspapers. has sent Jeanne Rasmussen, cover the story of got an exclusl ve intervie lace campaign three mont The picture or Miss gir~ was much better th cause or the offset prir Miss Welch told thi perception - and 11 mo Wallace would be the next can see it Ill coming true uwhai.• else does yo porter. "Well," Miss Wt sot to be president, I'd be . ~·' '.;\ ,·d~)T .'s. ·'ilfilr J DON'T! wane.. !' 0 Throa accldenta, In wltleb six were damaged 111111 few of the Bob ScO!Ka lltefllllng the weekend Camp Klashulo camporee probably enjoyed such delicacies as this ..apple erll!jl" deooert crelled I'Dr Syracuse Boy 8<:out Troop 242 Soturcloy evening. Holdi.W the dessert belnre it was placed 011 an Ken Lelkarl, hold ot E"'IIOrer Post 261, Pt. PieasOnt, IIIII his boys acted as caJDDadvisors IIXI were ln charge of actl'VItJ.ea at the Dies 0 n Fri a picture and story abot a eo-caUed French atd Jr romance, it was reported FIVE CENTS ,.. Three Injured in Wrecks J!Ql':soovT TBOOPIOI i!I .Chillltln~ch_, omollgtho 110l!o)i :;icC>1!8 COIIQIO!'OI held over tile wi!Okenllt Clmp Klaahuta, neor Chosllr. , at their eatnPBIIB, left ID J.1&bt. are Till! Lucas, Eddie !laos, David . ~· > FroOIIIID, David Torry Lucas. lnjheroar,lett, ue Milo> Mulford, scoutmuter;·llllll Jolm \ ·. Grose, rlaht. aialstattt scoutmaster. The lelder IDd the aasistam were at one time milabars ol the troqt. , whldl went out or Olliatence and ...., hll boon roaritamzed under their """'rsblp. " •' cool tonl8ht. Low tonllbl $ ID 55. Theada,y, molltly ...,_ aad warmer. Ohio GOP 1- ;atform Announced Saturday IVHAT t,ttJ lfJTEND 1D 00 , ABoUT 11-IE EIVOR/IIIOUS 'CR.EDie./l.liY GAP' 'r'oCJ . SEEM · TO Sf; RliST/.UG O.U THe f'Eopt6! COLUMBUS (UPI) 'I· Mootl.Y IIUIIIQ'IIIIIallttlewarm. er toda,y, Hlch Ill the UiJPOr OOo ID mlddlo 70s. Clear, but not 10 ·' POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 00 YOU HAVE AtJY But, leave it to old a rsal good lookl~ picll tioo. The current issue , a.... w.,..,.. .,. _ Devoted To The l'lllemt. Of The Meigs-MQ80n Aroo ,,. a ...,...a. I GALLIPOLIS - forcea in 111dt ja).acu " - " 111!\1 !Pf.,.. . dins Commu- tho · - · oil New Qd. . . ·1111 nlot "f!li** IIIII pooltlooa llllil Marlhall lal-. IIIII the c:aDipl, 1!1f1WY II 1 erowmem- 001111. Sbo .... louncbod Doe. 7. ber. · Tllo.,... Joroey wu the lut 1942. Tllo New Jone:r mon ponch lato !jle - " ! " balllo'I'JIP ID lin her liWIB In to stoep Ia IIVIIH>alla toraotlon fact ~· U.S. !oreal 001111111. m ~Ill¥ 26, 1153, a da,y a doeodo - . IIIII 111111F lhell tl1e Nortll Vs.tnam -~ belore the Kor1111 Wu armlo- prod!- the 50~ ... oflbe ern ·pomondlo u weD u tleo wu llped. Sbo baa older balllelihiJI wu ,..,, But Ill August 1167. lt. monm1oa. derod her bock 1D . - _ lD Her Job wtU be WID& the Tllo ..., low aloak ohlp joint tho 7th Filii. VIetnam ceolt, prov!dlnll oup- Wllklpod Werla War D Japa. en tine afy Dele oted by Ro,y A. Kiser, 16, Rt. 2, lloclne, -pled ID Pill 111111 struck the Ashley car. There was clama&e ID lite left 1ront lender IIIII hood of the Aohley auto IIIII to the front of the Klaer eor. No ln,Jurlea were reported. The eratlool. No lll'reAIB - • reported. The other mishap waa :U.da,y at 11:50 o.m. 011 RGuta 124 011 Main st., at the lnloroeetlon ~ Depot st. In Rutland. A eor CII>Orated by David Ernest Carr, inveatlgaUon 11 being oontJmle('l 19, Union Ave., PomenQ". fallTwo per1011s were taken to ed to stop when a car operated Veterans Memorial HoopiW by by Rex llulb Tamer, 76, Rutprivata tranoporlsllon lor treat. land. atopped ID tum left. There mont of Injuries oldferod Sllur- """ miDor clama&e ID tho rear daJ at 10:30 p.m. 1Z4, of the Tamer CIU'IIIII IIcht dimme-tenth of a mDe east of the 11&0 ID the front of the Carr nRutllllll corporatlonllmlh. hlele. A car driven by Media D. A passenger tn the Tumer Welch, 33, Rt. I, Dexter, ooe vehicle, 5aJnrny Me~, 110 of the Injured peroons, railed ID 11, 8UIIered a held Injury IIIII ....00 a eurvelllll struck o puk. wu Ioken 1D a phyaldaa by prt. ed ear owned by Poarl T. Mar- vale tranoportatloo lor kina, Rutland. moot. on- News ... in Briefs ·f::~~~~t~~~~rr~~r~~~r~~~~~??~]f~~:r~~~!~!W:~:~r~~=~=::~:~:f:~:::~:::i~/~:~:~~~=~=~~~=~=~=:r=~=~~t}~~?:~~= By Unltod Press lntarnatiooal DEMOCRATS ANGERED TODAY BY GOP chll'po that Hubert Ruqhrey's campailft ctelrman violated the fair c~QtaigD practices eode b)' rererrtng to Richard Nixon u "trucky Dtck" and~~ • ..., 11-vil Dick." si,Y they want. tull-scale open heart~& held on the mat,.. tar. RichiU'd G. Kleindienst, gonerll lor the GOP NltiOMI cmtmlttee. said Swmy his part)' regarded the references by Lawrence F. O'Brien as u attempt to "villty and defame" Nixon's character. Kleindienst llled 1 formal GOP complaint with t1to Fair' Campaign Practices COII'lmlttee, a norproft.t, DCHPrti•an body araanlzed 1u publicize what it consldera ~ political tactics. ,...,..1 NEW YORK - TilE CITY 0 PENED ITS 900 public aehoolo today to more than one million children under an qreement between tho slrlldnll lel<harl union ond tile boord ol odlleollcm omclllbo endiJ1I the -eek, d\)'-'Wlde taoehar Wllkout. The .......,...., IIIIIDIIIICOd SundQ ~ • weary Mayor John v. Ilndi8J at1v a aeries ol IDoftl&ltt nogotlotlmo, received the IPproval of the alrlldt1l United Foderotloo of'l'eaehora (lJFTh Tllo wte waa 5,825 tor eadlqr the strike aDd 592 qaluL Tbe nwm tber-1~ Ia altout 52,000. ATHENS- PPEMIERGEORGEPAPADOPOU.LOS-IDIIIJ mo- Ida Greek ll!llltary lnlerpreta ~· ~111proval ol I now ecmtilotiCD I I I ID 1111J In JiOWII' 1ft. dellaltelf w l - ~ p .. tlll4 0 •"· wide .........._ tile 17..-~,, old m.WtarJ p:Uli . . would 'J NIIDJn)GWV Ulllll ''a II*J. ..,.,__,, plole pl'llllucilw •n:H"~~ng ~ oU lnatllllllllita" wu _ _..loot rt8hne I "'""" WASHINGTON- 111E SE!iATE of a prellmtNri' on a.e.-tlflll of 'l1ta first last . mn.,....,. �\ . I DI!IJY Sendrwl, ~...~~ o., ' ·-· . . M<nii.Y. ·S<Ptem.,:r 30, ~m ,, '·'. lr l '!" r~tJ;•)e· ~Bltl)tg ~-Brojrdway 'l ~ ~'.. "· .'·.,.. ;~·. '' . ' . ~; " .• ! ' '. ................l!idllltdAibee- . ~ . he ~ b, Jllld.tormng•aa!llo Pd,oihei-lnitrvlln. ·.· 't-'1"'~~ ! ''· · Mlck,q. ~·~ .fSIIila - - lllddl moons ~. Durbin, U,.llead &ld Kids, Wllherl, ao all's rltbl apln wltll · M ID)'e&rl '•aeo •••. Tens milllonaire Freddie BartiiOJomew·' · Glllrla .Bru~ Baxter, lrre~ last week haltln'• atter-mlclnlght lllirld. ' . Peace, lt'o wmdetfUI: lalole JOIJ!;" Jaolclo Collli!!';. etc. allio on a marijuana charge, just a few days before eent his proml;. Nov. 19 (by lhe Ntt'l Cmferenoe ....~:be ... 11Jlne50:~,..11i!'" nent lawyer neigtilor a tdzzllng at Chriitlans & Jews) to Jameo or lhe other .... catoriiiiVallllle note lboUt the garbage that hod· F. Gould, prealdont ot Radio was hlrsd tor next lliart~ bJ' the n't been ooUeoled .... TV's !at- City Mualc Hall, the naUoa•a Miami Beech DeauviiJo\ ilmp!y eat Sommy Glick wants ro ldll blggoat rum mooque, will be beoauae .... bid<o an Ita - - ,t.no ~~~:~:~ aom., we watched a gal throw her arms n II'OIIltl 1 WllforiDad blueooat and lclaa blm; clvntln bnrtallty? .... Columbia u. Mandst agllaror Mark. lludd OJ>PIIad for admJs. lion to Fordham- and was turned down .... Sid alght: ex - tlgl:t champ begging quarters from Dick Jorio, owner (with wife Louise) or Louise's reataurant - Dick also was a Madison Square Garden mlln......,ter 55 2-Hour DRY OP.NING SERVICE !UPON RF.QUESTl Our UaoaiGaod Ctuol"' Robinson's deaners ·' . the networh that Cad him - but Boaley Crowther - redred N. Y. Ttmeo movie critic! .... Gould hasn~ a chance: an expoae to be printed will declare his per. atartsd wltll tile Music llall beforming name Isn't his own, that fore It opened In 1932 u a ldd he can't cash checks ln CalU, accountant. Ra,y Stark In Look Magazine or Fla. and that there's a war. rant out for non.pa,yment or child about Barbra Streisand: "T h e suwort ... That, plus his gang- ooly thing abe lacks Is lao!'' star pals think he's .. bringing ;... Her Central Park Weill aparlment nell!bbors don't tblnk heat.n Lana Cantrell's manager ~el~ she lacks tact - she just doesdon Kastel wed actress COrmie n't speak ro any or them, 1he)' &low .... Sports ran Joe Glaser tell us •••• But she's iwtully had 18 tickets for the Yanks-Rod good in her first film ("F\nv' Sox gaQ"~e and gave 'em all a~ Girl") .... Whose author Isobel W1J1 - didn't have even one Lemart told Look that worldng len for himselr .... Goldie Haw- on Streisand'a fUm was .ua de-kina is back at the piano ln his flating, ego • crushing experl. Goldie's New York (New York- ence." loot spot li: town) alter abandonMamie Van Doren says s h e ing city slickers for a summer won't ask her kid-husband, Lee at the Hamptons (JJo, not Hope) Meyer, tor alimony U he Mm't FALL ACTION ( PROPANE TORCH FUEL c:nr4DER t With Coupon OI'ds last .....,. .... ArlaJ~Ktp lOot her brother OriiiCI!d.. t k · Life·tirne brass pencil bur11er has needle point flame. One fuel cy linder provides 15 houn of sol- ..cee'fD. 3.99 4.99 26" HANDSAW ,. ~'llP!1~~ra,~. ~)\ l" ,, ~ 3 .Lions Hand Packers-· Second·_ Straight ~,•• J . ·. ~~~-~.~"~ ." ' ' ~ ·3Q,, ' •, •, f~ lht!.ptt~Lclii' ot1 1·~~~ '!to . -.' ··l: .· . ' ' .,, ... ¥'~.(' .Us · ·. ~' . ·.· ' ·. . :.:.·....., .~. ' "' .· ,. , B · H~"-"- "'"'tiiel . ,, . ·" .,. .• . . ••• y -:~ ~.•.·_, \ .• ?~:~ .fj,j~~ ~~-tiillli...,Yu'llrat By VITO STELLINO American League UP! Sports Wrller Final National "Vince Lombanll, where haw Fli:a! . w• L. Pot. GB you gone? , ,, W, L. Pet. GB X +Detroit 103 59 .636 "Groen Boy turns ' Ita lonely x.st. .Louis 97 65 .599 Baltimore · 91 71 .562 12 eyes to YOIL" Sorf J:"j-anelooo 88 H .5t3 e Cleveland 88 75 .534 16'h TIH>H aren't enotly the Chl,?,ln 84 78 .519 13 , Boston ea n .531 17 Slmoo and Gar6mkel l.yrlcs but Clridmatl 83 79 .512 14 i New Yorh 83 711 .512 20 It has to J>e the retrain o! tile Atlliita 81 81 .500 16 \ Ollkland 82 80 .506 21 momODI In Green Ray where PII'Wlurgt} 80 82 .494 17 Mlrmeaota 79 83 . 488 24 . L<nbordl'a NatiON! Footllall Lot~Mt!eles 76 86 .489 21 California 67 95 .413 36 League d)'naoty - s ro he in Plllladolphia 76 86 .4611 21 Chicago 67 95 .413 36 the danger o! cl'lllltilng. New York 73 89 .451 24 Waohlngjon 65 96 .404 37\1 Lombardi kicked himself uplloualon 72 90 .444 25 x-C!Ii:ohed pemant stairs at the end or last season x-Cllr!c:had pennant !llnday'a Resul!a with the cry, "the histocy of the &mday•a ReiUito Washlngtoo 3 Detnllt 2 Green Bay Packers ia in tile st. Louis llllouston 1 . New York 4 Hollon 3 future." But right now it seems Clnclnnau 3 San Francisco o MJnneaota 4 Oaldlllld 3 to be in the past. Phllade!pllla 10 New York 3 Chicago 7 CalHornla 6 The Packers lost their secoOO Allanla 2 Loa Angelos 1 (Onl,y games ath<W!ad) strall!bt game and altpped ro Chicago 5 P!Usburl!b 4 third place In the Central Division with a l-2 record Swxlay when they were beaten by the Detroit Llons, 23.17. , ' .· -'"~-L .~n ...:.,., . . . ' . 5.: .. ;· ~' .·..... 1 B.\';' United ·Preaa>ln!Ornatloruil ~~ ...-J;JW"':' ~ ,;;<, .,. ~, _.oi!Jrlg ' itaro' ~ IDIItV . ' ·N. • LUauo s..ur. >: Dilr i!.r.B;t " -, • . o.i';':~l.n,htllto\'Y: ! .·• ·' eooltdliO. 'J1>od'~~- · ~ ird8f4, Dr,:Wjlilam MOflqn. o · Dear Hel«1: be • "~ ,Grivl!' .l>ttaaH ilio' dtfttlll! ta:',Cftatleaton, , ~ •• Seemo to mt our leiovlalon are wi111l'!lllill tltereroro olow)ll . eitr~ o; .f<)c!p: tor lhe llr~t statim 'hoi borroorsd ·Its pro. · you or«~'t <Omtorlabltboldndthe.. lillie With'' the'·· help ot . u TV ,PROGRAM mLES READ LIKE ADVICE COLUMN Covar alrl tumad &otrosa (In gram tlllo• rrom .., . wheel_, llil"...,..r• .:. .eoJOO\il~ anellh•~ TV commercials and the "Pa· advlte COlumn - and In lilt, your' ~~ ' inc! lcld~ - senoe. - In Jl~; ;~, :· Fr~':'" per Lion- rum) Lauren llltlon proper Ol'dor. Fir~ o om e 1 · lbi~~PI _, ~10, IIIIIOII.btOOW:H Britain iiqjl,}l~il' ill_ ••~ li: MiJil!t~ already Is rloh OllOIQ!II tor a "Dating Gamoa," th!>n "Newl,y, • !DMea•f"' an ~·more nerv'l"', for .a ~Cl' 0\hloh ' l!ritl,ah · · h' I<QI vacation In Peru; abe's a II'Od1," ''Dream llou.le," "~ . ".:~". y~·~~ knl!!r YOIJ!ro , Prime .~itelii ~t4e ~-· ~-JCII' 'Jt ~~ Manhotlen JUngle ldtteo at tllat or Cooeequenoea," and. _ fln.llty, :~'li!!tlt~dol..,.f : 1>6rtalli, ~ilj.Y,; jlroml,.d 1 beller·than-ivora.;, l!fj!lc . , .... GrOf! old opera ator Jennie ''lllvorte Couri."- MIDWEST.. 111\1, · ·rdtJ _. ·_':'ill'~~-~ 'II~ '!:!>' .·.,.. e" , .• ldlool,ar ~leus~'!if;iil!l .. Terrell 'ohWsd In at Tbe Gu- MATRON _.! -II< ·· .>.··>·'· • · '',' ' !ailed 337ila.Ya. _:. . 'IIIIYqullJiyfar,·bfJMIIrCi!l!i ': ' llilrt just to uk jazzman S o I Dear .Matron: De8l">Htlen:1~ '11 ~:"' r•' ·:' \ '{n a9~) .Pre~ Et~ . _ 1, ro~r Aute~~~Oblle'~ trisuranc•~ ~ .1~;,~ Yqsd to pliiJ' Ida 12 • mlnuto How about that! My '],Q~~ .... j haVe ij>polnlilil CalUoriJJ.a Gg_ll; 'Eirl ' , Stllel'ulo ll!llull'ilfforra•~:·!" "When tile Salnta Go Moroldng ... Alldbo11abouttldo?TomAr- dari4:8 ' 1~"rl. Duo to olr· Warren ChlafJuatllilo~tlleU,S. 8QOD STUDENLDISCOUNT ' %' .,, Ill" blaaler .... Jill lla- at d• In the Sacramento B~- c:uml!lntea,.~ our ,ll!>lltrol, &lpreme Court. 111111!'1 up to ~ J 11 Cabaret" a n d Chrl1topher write a, "Programming at Cbail- lihe · wu born six weeki before Cll• - • 1111Plummer picked up wllere 1he)' nel 13 brought lido seq-.. <it " ·" ..... married. ~ ... have . loft oil and then loft olf apln movie ohoWinga lor the week: bien marrisd lhreo year1 and , . 1 .... Next John Llndaay departure Ml>nda1, ~!day Ill Hava~~~;' , abe 1110 hal m; ,malden name. one told me Y1>ll ·~~ot.'t ask ·tor '·~ - lntUal us.n TuelldQ, 'Father Is • Badte\or;' la tllere. anji WI!',.we ...,. 1111 recipes beoaqae It ma1<e1 yoo · Wedoeaday, 'Emergency Wsd· her name changed without roll- look "11)181l!'>Wn-" ~ tllatrltlrtl' PhondP28M ,: · ing;" Thuraday, •aom Yeater· Jy legal tee1? She Ia ml!tba- - NEW IN THE CIT'I' · -, c:.urt ~,..· !~\'!' day;' Friday, 'BecauaeotiUm.' •• band'& ~er, . , ~e eantt Dear N~w·· . i ', · · (And tllen, on saturday - too """ why •we. · should hliYO to •· '1118 bo-..~· \tho ' Ill!'_ 'I ·f"'"· HOSPITAL . NEWS tile - comes "Get Smail.") . ~- -l!er, •• rn been told• .:- pllmeriled at a..J'OQIIO.rt .toilbr _ H. Mrs. .. California. reolpo Ia juol too ~ Doar Holen: Dear ~. !.t: . for my taste. ~~·. f o ¥ r IID!zor Medloal ~: VII> Hero' a ooother whyohwhy. Wrlle to .tile Ill vial"!' ot ·VI· frieild had her lhrlmp dllih· 01· ltlng hour a 2-4 and7-8 p.m. PuOur 2l..year-old aonla a zoom, tal Statlatlca, State Departmtnt · lersd.:.. H. ents oo]Jo on Pedlatrloo Ward. dart, wllooah, varoom driVilr. d Healtll, at JOUr Stale Ctj>l. ,- __ " Admloalono He aaya he baa oomp!ele o on· · tol. You'D lind the oame ohon&e Tlllo c:olulno . Ia dedicated to Mrs. Allee M. Dorat, f26lh 11 simpler than YGU tblnk, re- flmlly llllo& Ill> If yw're hoYtro1 at all times but he soaroa Second Ave.; Jonce W. Cox. Gal~ ~ring oolJ' atlldovlta and a Dt. In& k\d tm.ble or Just plalntroo. Upolia; Mrs. X. Kenneth "Mor- me ao much 1 ,.;.,.t go In h I s aports oar. tte paper """'!,' liO lepl r..a. ble, lot Helen belp YOU. lllo wUl gan, No. 1 Edgemont Dr.; Mr'l. Yet our 12-year-old daqhter Note to reidiro: LIWI dllfer aloo welcome JOUr own abiS· James W. MOI!ti!Omery, 1940 reacts the same "~ to my com. in various states, but' thls rule lng experiences. Address HeliQ . Chatham Ave.; James B. Parplelely sare drlrtng, and keeps Btulds: Before you hlrt 0 law- - 1 In care d tlda J>.lwspa. sons, Rt. 1 Galllpolla; Mrs. Ervin c. Jomaon, Rt. 2 VInton; polnl!ng oot how her brother yer "'! any proble,m oontll'lllllat !)Or. would do It, U HE wore behind birth . recorda, OOII!aot Ill· Mra. V ornon M. Henry, Eureka the wheel. &o actually <Omea vlolon ot VItal star Rt.: Otis J. Jolmaon, 510 Maple Dr.; Mlu Betty ~oer. borne llhlldng !rom a drlvo with - H. , ·· ~ ;· Rt 2 Vllltoo; ROOert Y. 111m· me· and I am too after all her Dear Helen: tntb-a1m breaths ~d cJ.InKIDi to A new trlend lm:lted .us 1q mm, Rt. 2 Cheshire; Mn. Earl tile door lwldle. ; her homo tor tiiJiner. ,IIJe. art- · P. Bnonfield, Rt.1 VInton; Frlllk Do JOU ouppoae abe aot sd • wmderM lhrlmll di!IIJ( I Bohm, 584 &m vaneyllr.;l\!ro. from~ tile men In our flmlly wflo allkad hor fcq! the' rec:lpe, . Elsie M. CQndee, Ft. Pleulnt; are always making auldo rerm a DIW111N!l ~.Deed Ill:~ , : WOllam H. Nibert, Gallb>olis marks about "dumb dome driv· help I oan pt. !Ito looke\1 It ·1 Ferry; Paul W, Taylor, Rt. 2 ero?'' NOT THAT BAD me ao If I were • ond I Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. WWiam M. ........ lhe ..b.l.ct. Ll1er ....... cruJok!lhank, Pl. Pleaaant; Walter W. Hyatt, Pt. Pleasant; Craig A. Wise, Pl. Pleaaant; Mra. Jack R. Crank, Henderson; Mrs. Tflo.. .-u..r.:' , atiiatllrt .ID': · m···.,...,,:tljile:" . •lPN••. Hanr.,...... ••<1Jt >·1 a 251'• ·. · ' J.1 Jets Upset, 37-35; . b..I.:,Wicl'lr -·r.,. .'· · . ·liS. ·· /•{. u;& l I h By MARTIN LADER UPI Sporto Wrller Joe Namath knew Just who ro blame for the moat llhocklqj: \I)Set of. the American Football League season. "This dumb guy sitting right here," said the dejected New York Jet quarterback. u111at'a the ' whole story. I was the one who threw the ball.'" Whit Nomatll did was throw seven touchdown passes, but t;l'qre ot them went up on the other team's side of the scoreboord and the Bufllllo Bills took advantage ro regisler a 3735 vlclory. 11\e Jet.&, stlll seeki~ their first AFL tltlo, went Into the pme at Buffalo with • 2-0 record 8JKI were favored),y 19 polnta qolnat the Qllla, who had bean out.oorad 98-36 whUe dropping . tlletr first three "* ' .POl- pmea. Fl.., Interceptions But Joe Willie Namath, the $400,000 ··fh ' U-100 •I • M r s. James L. Mohler, RL 1 Mlddl• ·' ,_ Mora, RL 3 Pomeroy; lltltiTILI-TV !;>RILL .' New 1n'an-grip handle for greater 21.88 comfort and control. Drill in wood or muonry. l/7 10.99 hp. molm. i' ··flo U-225-2 7'4" UTILITY SAW Tukes bigger jobs in its stride. It 'l frarn 0 Ia 2250 RPM con· lrolled by trigSpeed~ ger tension. I /1 hp. motor. K 17.77 lkvel and depth adjustmenu. 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Ill 6.88 BACKBOARD AND GOAL SET Oil tempered double laminated masonite nnish, Jb '4h Y.inch. REG. 20.99 15 99 • FOLD-AWAY TENNIS TABLE .. ~¥~ter ¥· Hj~:~..:~::~t~~~ ·irtl'!'rl; Racine; Howard A dloport; Mrs. Morlon Woods, · Chester; Ani'- w. Brown, Rt. TABLE TENNIS SET Whne 3 Wellston; Mrs. Herschel B. Hayes, Rt. 1 Robertlburg,' W~ Va.; Mrs. Clyde B. Frazier, Rt. 1 Beaver; Mrs. Russell E. pined 280 ~-lotions, the fiw intereepdons cost New YOrk a total o! 235 yards. Roach, Rt. 1 Oak Hill; Mrs. Wilma H. Boyles, ~ncer, W. , va.; Mra. Harold K, Famln, lrooton; Charles D. Cram, Rt· 2 MoArtlllr; Winfrid Barker, Ravenswood; Mra. James R. Tlmmon.s, Jack1011; Mrs. Allen 0. M,yor1, Rt. 1 Sc:ottown; Callie E. Burch, Rt. 2 Chtilicothe; · Carl G, Barnett, Rt. I Collage. ville, W.Va. Births Mra. IWbert E, Bowen, Rt . quarterback running or Mel made Lem Barney paced the Lions to the upset victory, Munson completed 15 of 22 passes for 194 yards am two toUchOOwns. Both passes went to danker History Sunday when Morlln Briscoe, a rookie !rom Omaha University, became the first Btlb' cambrell, lncludl~ one Negro ever to direct an with less than two minutes left American League club during in the game that snipped a 17the regular season. Briscoe 17 Ue. entered the Denver UnelC) at quarterback In the fourth quarter and scored lhe Bronco's final toochclown on a 1:1-yard C::Ollege Scores run. However, Denver lost by a 20. 17 count to the Boston Patriots, who moved into a first place tie with New York in the Eastern Division. A fumble and a pan interference penalty set up Boston's whmtng points ln the final half. Raiders, Chargers Wln OOkland and San Diego rerrratiled tied lor the Weatarn Division lead as the Raiders beat Houston, 24-15, an:l the Chargers topped Cincinnati, 3110, in the only other games piiiJ'ad Sunday. On SaturdiiJ' night, Kansas Clcy mauled Miami, 48-3, as Len Dawson threw three touchdown passes in the O.rst hal£. Two of Buffalo's touchdown& on Interceptions came in the t1na1 quarrer and the.Y boosted tile Bills' lead ro 37-21. Defensive back Butch Byrd plckad oil tile first at 2:34 or lhe period, running It back 53 yards, and three plays later Booker Edgerson ran 45 yards with a pilCered Namath pass. By United Press International Ohio stale 35 S'thern Moth. 14 Cinc!rmatl 17 xavier 14 Bowling Green 20 Dayton 14 Ohio U. 31 Kent State 7 WhUe the Packers were loslnl · their aecond pme, the Loa ADgelea Rama 1 Baldmore Coltl am Dallas COwboys-Ill eaaer Baldwi~PWallace 48 U. or Wisconsin (MUwaukee) 8 Wittenberg 41 Capital 8 Denison 21 Washington (Mo.) 12 Wesbnlnster (PL) 21 Talbert's tumble recovery set UJJ ,10 points in ,the nrst period and )be 1lajjls liien coasted past Cleveland. Dtck Bass gained 134 yards tn 23 carries and Tom Mason'-scored Dst1lght between the Eagles* Tom Woodeshlc:k Mike Gaectter. and Dallas• Fran Tarkenton, unable to complete a pus ror the first 22 dethrone the Packersboosted their recorda to :J..O. One Heidelberg 7 Ashland 42 Otterbein 14 Woooter 37 SWarthmore 0 Tampa 24 Akron 9 as Sln Jo'ranclsco broken len whippBd · ~tla~ta.. Brodie' a corft.. Beou stunned the pletlon· average was 85 per cent. sayers ran ror 111 second ··w Sammy 1D In 15 carriers. Baugh's 011&- game re~rd or 85.7 per cent set. 0 mtnules, hit on· 82 and 56 yard touchdown strikes to Hmter Jams as New' York whipped College Standings Denison • , • • • • •••••••••••••.• , 0 tsburl!b. Bob Boyd, Charlie Otterbein . • . . . . ..•••.. , • , , . , •• 0 Stukes and Roy Hilton ran back Heidelberg • , • • • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 the interceptions. ,Wooster • . . . . • • .••••••........ 0 Tom Mack's pass interception Ohio Wesleyan . . • , •.••••••....•• 0 capital . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 I 0 I I 0 J 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 I 0 0 0 I 1 0 0 I 1 8-6 at Meigs Ke. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; ........ 0 I Muskingum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... 0 I MID-OIDO CON FERENCE Ashland • • • • • • •••••••••••• , , , • 0 0 0 mullton .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . o o o 3 0 0 1 2 0 The Gallipolis Reserve defense recovered a blocked punt in the end zone and tallied the extra points ro de£eat the oost Meigs Reserves 8-6 Saturday night ln a hard-fought contest. The GAHS m came with a- Defiance • . • . • . • • . • • • . . . . • • • • . 0 0 0 Wilmington •• , . . . • • • • •.•..•. • •• 0 0 0 1 1 0 Blue Imps Win · lod. Gene Canaday blocked the punt. The ball rolled !nro end zone, bounced around, and was recovered by end Russ Elliott to make the score 6-6, Wayne Elliott, quarterback, ran the extra points off left tackle. The Hiral'n •• , ••• , , , • • , , ,·1, •• , , , , •• 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE COnference 0 Tolado ..........•.....••••• I Miami . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ! Bowling Green • , , .• , •••• , .•••.• 0 Kent State • , • . • , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 Western Michigan • • • . . . • , •....• 0 Marshall . . . . , • , , , , .•.••• • •.... 0 OIDO INJIEPENJIENTS 0 0 0 0 0 0 Buffalo 37 New York 35 San Diego 31 Cincinnati 10 Oakland 24 Housron 15 Boston 20 Denver 17 Only games scheduled saturday's Garnes Kansas City at Buffalo San Diego at New York Only games schedulecL Sunday's Game ~ Boston at Oakland Cincinnati at Denver Miami at Houston Only games scheduled All Games W L T Ohio University . , . , . , • , ••.••••• 2 1 1 W L T 2 0 0 3 0 0 0 ,.. ENJOY YOUR COFFEE BREAK AND THE BEST 2 1 I 2 0 0 0 COFFEE IN THE BEND. 0 3 0 1 0 2 0 2 0 AT THE SAME TIME 0 2 I 0 2 I w Cincinnati . • .. , • , ...........••.•••• ••• • 1 Dayton • • • • • • .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2 Blue Imps are 2-0, · Meigs had scores Its only Akron , •. , • ••••• ••• ••• • •.•••••••••.••• 2 touchdown earlier in the fourth Finelli.\' • • • . ...•• • .•• , .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . ... 1 quarter when Quarterback Pat Youngstown State , •• , , , , •. . • • ••••.•.••.• •• 1 O'B'rien hit end John Ritchhart xavier •••••••••••••••••.••••• • •••••••• 1 with a pass that covered about Ceatral State .. . . • ...••••. • . • ••••• . •••••. 0 Ohio Northern . . •.• , • • , . , , , •• . ••••••.•••• 0 50 yards. Oberlin 20 Hiram 17 Mt. Union 21 Kenyon 8 Marietta 7 Musldrwum 0 touchdOwd&, St. Louis ooorad lOUd>downs In the Jut 71/, ml,...o, In 1945; , surprising team, the New York two TDs for the Rams. Ja9< COncannon hit on nine or includl~ WIU!o Cro.-'a. Giant&, did the nme. 12 passes for 103 yards and a plurwe with 47 seconds tell, to Meredith Scores F1 ve Baltimore drubbed PitDoh . Meredith tossed Ove Washington. Carl Lockhart IJ>. touchdown before suffering a edge New Orleans. St. Lou(' was blanked for the ftrlt 52 touchdown pasaea for the third tercepted two or Sonny Ju:r. tsburgh, 4J ..7, and Los Angeles mlmrtes until Chuk Latoorotle topped Cleveland, 24--6, as the time in his career as the gensen's passes to help the AFL STANDINGS returned a punt 86 yards ror • Colts and Rams remained tied Cowboyo whipped the Eagles. Gl~nto. By UnitP.d Press International TO to spark the Cards.. John Brodie hit on 17 of 20 for first in the Coastal Division. Dallas also made five ii'Kercep. East DaUas whipped Philadelphla, 4S. tions am the game included a passes, includlng three for w. L. T. PoL 13, and New York footed New York • . . . 2 1 0 .667 Washington, 48-21, as thoseOh o Boston . . . . . . 2 1 0 .667 clubs remained Ued £or Clrst in } Houston .•..•. 1 3 0 .250 the Ctpitol Division. In the BuCfalo •••• , , , 1 3 0 ,250 other three games, Chicago By United Press International Miami .••••• , 0 3 0 .000 stunned Minnesota, 27~17, St. OIDO CONFERENCE West Louts nipped New Orleans, 21All Games Conference W. L. T. PoL 20, and San Francisco turned W L T W L T oakland, ..•..• 3 o o 1.000 back Atlanta, 28-13. l 1 0 Marietta • • • • • , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 o o San Diego . , • , .. 3 0 0 1. 000 Baltimore ran back three Mt. Union , . . , • , •. . •••• , , ...•. 1 0 0 2 0 0 Kansas Cily •••. 3 1 0 . 750 I 0 0 interceptions for touchdowns Oberl!n • .•. • ••••.••.••. • ••.•. lOO CincinnatJ ...••. 2 2 0 .500 aDd Earl Morrall threw for one Wittenberg • . • . . . • • • • . . • • . • • . • . 1 0 0 1 0 0 Denver , .•••.•.. 0 3 0 , 000 TD and set up three otllers as Baldwin-Wallace ••••. . .••••••.•• 0 0 0 2 0 0 Sunday's Results the Colts manhandled PitI I 0 to boot 1:39 !e/t In the fourth per· Toledo 35 Marshall 12 Miami 28 Western Michigan 0 and ·· Diron L IT WITH ONE OF §OI~N,r'S~ T 0 I I 0 1 0 1 I o· 2 1 2 YOU MIGHT EVEN TRY BASKET DINNERS AT LUNCH TIME TOOl McCLURES 0 0 0 DAIRY ISLE Middleport .•. 0 Findlay 13 CentrJI State 6 Wayneoborg (Pa.) 19 Ohio Northern 0 Grand Rapids (MI~h.) 21 -:: ~ BJAa!Rn'O' .. CINCINNATI CUPO - Pete Rose wanto' ro make $100,000 • year. "This year's batting averag&- .335- may help him get closer to It next year. Ro,. won tile N&l!onal Leaiue batting crown &mday over Defiance 21 Alma YMI'Cll~) 'IS Wilmington 7Earlhun0nd.)7, Ue Allegheny 16 Adelbert 0 Bethany 69 ~ase Tech I4 Jolm Carroll 30 W11Jhington &Jefferson8 WANTED TRAINEES MIN I - N Alii UIIGIII'I\ Y NIIDID 10 riiAIN AI IBM . .,..., Pntrl••l•r 1114 IH"It Tl'lllll11 .Pet cbr ......., will be tro~lnld ,. • ,....,.,.. wWdll Mill Ml .. , . - 'le'. II ,.. ouotHy, lrolohlt Ito ..,_..,, W•tlo today. l'loon ........ ... ·""'.., Mil .,,. S.ntinel, Box 668T, Pomeroy, 0. dleport, son, l:Sl p.m. !llnday; Mrs. James R. Timmons, ""'"':\,, 111111, aoo, 9 p.m. !llnday. Dlaoharges Jlrnrn)' Adkins, Mlaa Margaret Balley, Mrs. D111117 ·E, llomlman, Mra. Pearl M. corter,Her· · man CaudiU, Bobble E, ClUtier, Normal G. Dean, Mr~ Roy Dearing, J'nnkFuga18, Mrs. lie G. Qordon, Mrs. Rickey L, · Hensley, Mrs. Paul R. Heraman, Mra. Ruuell L. Johnalon, David L, Kelly, Lorea J. Kinsel, Mrs. Thomas W. Muslck, Mrs. Johmy B. Pedl&o, M r s, Miry llloemakor, Mro. Ambrose A. Stawart, Undo L. 1llompoon, Mrs. v. CIIIJ' Tuttle, Mrs. Beck)' B. VInson, Mrs. William T, Wiater, Mr1. George A. Wolfe, Garlord L Woomer, Join F, Young, Mellau L. Blat.;· AnthonY 0\l.ldera, Luther Dicke11, Dlmy R, Diehl, Wllllun O ·r r, Gerald Hall, Cll"~ MaloneJMrs. Ralph J, Wl!llamo and dauJlrter, Mra. Allrl P. W r a y, Mrs. Leonard 0. All., and ID· rant son, Mra. Floyd H. Bornhouse and dm'lfter, Mrs. WUIord Ba,ya and 1nrant 11011, M r 1, Ci¥do W. Bowen and fntODI son, 1 Mra. Demis T. Br' ' fnfant 1111 IACHIIE TRAIIIII ,, Ready CASH For FAJJ, ~ jlOO ... $500 . , . $1000 ~-IN'CH AS~- l,f ·.- 459;·95 f ' . ' ·,, ~ 49.99 REG. 62.88 1-'ull j' " \]' of'rld;~l si1.c playin~ ~urf;n: e.. Ru~l proof aU steel ti·;auh:. Uo~tblc hr;.,,:-cd klgs. Wy to open or fold up and store, Mounted ou :l" l"a~lcr... (ks~ ftl!l) ' '' ' J ... • ' • ' 18'' As LCIW ,e.H69'.95 · I . ·:·<; ..·:··. ;f,NG'ft.S~ ' ., . . " \' ( ,' I •" ., ' ., .. . . ''· 'i I ~·-·;,·' ·, ··:, "\', :'· ',lp..~- '~ )':·.' .!, .. I ' /• · C• ".. ·; OPt" FRI. & SAt. . ) . . .jc· ' t«it ii•ltl ' ~.~:·~ ' ' ·MIDDLEPORT ,·,' \ or more on just your own signature an<! Iiersonal secUJ;ity. Easy to have quickly. Tht·ifty terms. ¢~>,nve.nient to repay. Get r~ady .now for fall and win.te1·. ·Phone lor ·o quick 0. K. Ther;t st?p for· your·· muncy. Pittsburgh's Matty Alou who finished the seaBOI'I at .332. Rose's average also wa& higher than the American League's batting champion Carl Yastrzemskl or Boston, who tin~ lahad with .3lll. Tho ClnciMatl Rods finlshad lhe 8015011 &uldly wtth a 3-11 win over the San Francisco· Giants. The win gave Cincimati toorth place In tile loop • Jim Ma101101 tossed his 16th win over the season, and his third straight ' aiMrtout In the oonteat at Crosley Flold. •• I love the game," aa.vs Rose. ur lme everything about It Nothing In life to more run. Baseball enables me to meet people. I enjoy that. I go to the baD park BYOQ' day, a1gn autogr'l'l>a, talk ro reporters. 1 enjqjo ·lh&t. lmqlne making 100 grand for dolllg somathinr! you were hippy to do for nothing when you were-a kid." The exciting, etrerveaoent 26yeor.old right tleldor doesn't mllko 100 grand yet, but he will ono dlf. He's more than ha1tWa,y tllere already lllill he has a WIIJ' at ~ doing what he III,YO he Wll1, Pete Roae has a unlQle am. bltlon. Ho wanta ro be tile only non-bome 1'1111 Chrysler Newport 2-Door Hardtop Wirh a big V-8 engine that runs on regular gas. Unbeatable! With graceful body accent stripes swHping the fuH length of the fuuloge. Un~atlble/ Chrysler Newport Custom 4-Door Sedan A now styling concept. ·A fusologe insteod of a body bolted to • frame. Unbeatable/ hlltsr ever tO $100,000. llo'a lfJin& aboul It In lhe rlllht way. OlrO 1 ROYALS WIN CINCINNATI · (UPO - The Cincinnati Royala used their hel&lit a,. .,Orlorlty ro adYI!Itage SUnday, nlgl>t tp dofeatllli the Olymple beoketboll !eam' 71~ betoro t,ns ~no at Clnolmatl . AUTHORWsD u.s. '· DEA&£~8. w ,CHRYSLER. MlllOA8 DOAPOAAtiDN .. . 4th & Locust Rose Captures Batting Crown 4 l'llmoroy, dau8hter, 2:25p.m. Saturday; Mrs. Jack R. Crank, Hendorooo, 10:2S p.m. Saturday; Mrs. Thomas E. Mutera, ~... '· Namatl! JOrd• wltll 19 992·2635 l away • 17-7 load. 11011. Jrn.:ludes: J. S'b" wire mesh net, l·pair ....:n:w·un JIOSh , 4 ruhbcr f:tccd bats, 4 b.,lk,amJ :o;ct of ,W,.. KH;. 7.1JH gave · almost aa much as he took. He had ftve passes intercepted, and three of them were run back 100, 53 and 45 yards for tooohdowns. The !OO.yarder was aoiPJilll~!IMI by Tom Ja,nlk late In iJie ll8iO>nd C)llll1er, f31ng.U.. . Art. record and giving tile Bills E. Masters, Middleport; Mrs. Robert E. Bowen, Rt. 4 Pomeroy; Mrs. TheockJre H. ' prize, Another the Farr and three interceptions by ·Bengals Lose, 31-19 mas ., Munson Sparks Lions The brilliant passing or BID Munson. .. uWIQ- J.f>1., ,, September 30. I96R \j. lhJa PROPANE TORCH 88$ . ·,' •"' ;.' ~ ~ ;~~~- ·~·:J'~IrAJ~~ • #•: ' · }'-1>,.,.~-rJV- ;j ~ . ;;;'('I ', u ,. ~ ·. , �\ . I DI!IJY Sendrwl, ~...~~ o., ' ·-· . . M<nii.Y. ·S<Ptem.,:r 30, ~m ,, '·'. lr l '!" r~tJ;•)e· ~Bltl)tg ~-Brojrdway 'l ~ ~'.. "· .'·.,.. ;~·. '' . ' . ~; " .• ! ' '. ................l!idllltdAibee- . ~ . he ~ b, Jllld.tormng•aa!llo Pd,oihei-lnitrvlln. ·.· 't-'1"'~~ ! ''· · Mlck,q. ~·~ .fSIIila - - lllddl moons ~. Durbin, U,.llead &ld Kids, Wllherl, ao all's rltbl apln wltll · M ID)'e&rl '•aeo •••. Tens milllonaire Freddie BartiiOJomew·' · Glllrla .Bru~ Baxter, lrre~ last week haltln'• atter-mlclnlght lllirld. ' . Peace, lt'o wmdetfUI: lalole JOIJ!;" Jaolclo Collli!!';. etc. allio on a marijuana charge, just a few days before eent his proml;. Nov. 19 (by lhe Ntt'l Cmferenoe ....~:be ... 11Jlne50:~,..11i!'" nent lawyer neigtilor a tdzzllng at Chriitlans & Jews) to Jameo or lhe other .... catoriiiiVallllle note lboUt the garbage that hod· F. Gould, prealdont ot Radio was hlrsd tor next lliart~ bJ' the n't been ooUeoled .... TV's !at- City Mualc Hall, the naUoa•a Miami Beech DeauviiJo\ ilmp!y eat Sommy Glick wants ro ldll blggoat rum mooque, will be beoauae .... bid<o an Ita - - ,t.no ~~~:~:~ aom., we watched a gal throw her arms n II'OIIltl 1 WllforiDad blueooat and lclaa blm; clvntln bnrtallty? .... Columbia u. Mandst agllaror Mark. lludd OJ>PIIad for admJs. lion to Fordham- and was turned down .... Sid alght: ex - tlgl:t champ begging quarters from Dick Jorio, owner (with wife Louise) or Louise's reataurant - Dick also was a Madison Square Garden mlln......,ter 55 2-Hour DRY OP.NING SERVICE !UPON RF.QUESTl Our UaoaiGaod Ctuol"' Robinson's deaners ·' . the networh that Cad him - but Boaley Crowther - redred N. Y. Ttmeo movie critic! .... Gould hasn~ a chance: an expoae to be printed will declare his per. atartsd wltll tile Music llall beforming name Isn't his own, that fore It opened In 1932 u a ldd he can't cash checks ln CalU, accountant. Ra,y Stark In Look Magazine or Fla. and that there's a war. rant out for non.pa,yment or child about Barbra Streisand: "T h e suwort ... That, plus his gang- ooly thing abe lacks Is lao!'' star pals think he's .. bringing ;... Her Central Park Weill aparlment nell!bbors don't tblnk heat.n Lana Cantrell's manager ~el~ she lacks tact - she just doesdon Kastel wed actress COrmie n't speak ro any or them, 1he)' &low .... Sports ran Joe Glaser tell us •••• But she's iwtully had 18 tickets for the Yanks-Rod good in her first film ("F\nv' Sox gaQ"~e and gave 'em all a~ Girl") .... Whose author Isobel W1J1 - didn't have even one Lemart told Look that worldng len for himselr .... Goldie Haw- on Streisand'a fUm was .ua de-kina is back at the piano ln his flating, ego • crushing experl. Goldie's New York (New York- ence." loot spot li: town) alter abandonMamie Van Doren says s h e ing city slickers for a summer won't ask her kid-husband, Lee at the Hamptons (JJo, not Hope) Meyer, tor alimony U he Mm't FALL ACTION ( PROPANE TORCH FUEL c:nr4DER t With Coupon OI'ds last .....,. .... ArlaJ~Ktp lOot her brother OriiiCI!d.. t k · Life·tirne brass pencil bur11er has needle point flame. One fuel cy linder provides 15 houn of sol- ..cee'fD. 3.99 4.99 26" HANDSAW ,. ~'llP!1~~ra,~. ~)\ l" ,, ~ 3 .Lions Hand Packers-· Second·_ Straight ~,•• J . ·. ~~~-~.~"~ ." ' ' ~ ·3Q,, ' •, •, f~ lht!.ptt~Lclii' ot1 1·~~~ '!to . -.' ··l: .· . ' ' .,, ... ¥'~.(' .Us · ·. ~' . ·.· ' ·. . :.:.·....., .~. ' "' .· ,. , B · H~"-"- "'"'tiiel . ,, . ·" .,. .• . . ••• y -:~ ~.•.·_, \ .• ?~:~ .fj,j~~ ~~-tiillli...,Yu'llrat By VITO STELLINO American League UP! Sports Wrller Final National "Vince Lombanll, where haw Fli:a! . w• L. Pot. GB you gone? , ,, W, L. Pet. GB X +Detroit 103 59 .636 "Groen Boy turns ' Ita lonely x.st. .Louis 97 65 .599 Baltimore · 91 71 .562 12 eyes to YOIL" Sorf J:"j-anelooo 88 H .5t3 e Cleveland 88 75 .534 16'h TIH>H aren't enotly the Chl,?,ln 84 78 .519 13 , Boston ea n .531 17 Slmoo and Gar6mkel l.yrlcs but Clridmatl 83 79 .512 14 i New Yorh 83 711 .512 20 It has to J>e the retrain o! tile Atlliita 81 81 .500 16 \ Ollkland 82 80 .506 21 momODI In Green Ray where PII'Wlurgt} 80 82 .494 17 Mlrmeaota 79 83 . 488 24 . L<nbordl'a NatiON! Footllall Lot~Mt!eles 76 86 .489 21 California 67 95 .413 36 League d)'naoty - s ro he in Plllladolphia 76 86 .4611 21 Chicago 67 95 .413 36 the danger o! cl'lllltilng. New York 73 89 .451 24 Waohlngjon 65 96 .404 37\1 Lombardi kicked himself uplloualon 72 90 .444 25 x-C!Ii:ohed pemant stairs at the end or last season x-Cllr!c:had pennant !llnday'a Resul!a with the cry, "the histocy of the &mday•a ReiUito Washlngtoo 3 Detnllt 2 Green Bay Packers ia in tile st. Louis llllouston 1 . New York 4 Hollon 3 future." But right now it seems Clnclnnau 3 San Francisco o MJnneaota 4 Oaldlllld 3 to be in the past. Phllade!pllla 10 New York 3 Chicago 7 CalHornla 6 The Packers lost their secoOO Allanla 2 Loa Angelos 1 (Onl,y games ath<W!ad) strall!bt game and altpped ro Chicago 5 P!Usburl!b 4 third place In the Central Division with a l-2 record Swxlay when they were beaten by the Detroit Llons, 23.17. , ' .· -'"~-L .~n ...:.,., . . . ' . 5.: .. ;· ~' .·..... 1 B.\';' United ·Preaa>ln!Ornatloruil ~~ ...-J;JW"':' ~ ,;;<, .,. ~, _.oi!Jrlg ' itaro' ~ IDIItV . ' ·N. • LUauo s..ur. >: Dilr i!.r.B;t " -, • . o.i';':~l.n,htllto\'Y: ! .·• ·' eooltdliO. 'J1>od'~~- · ~ ird8f4, Dr,:Wjlilam MOflqn. o · Dear Hel«1: be • "~ ,Grivl!' .l>ttaaH ilio' dtfttlll! ta:',Cftatleaton, , ~ •• Seemo to mt our leiovlalon are wi111l'!lllill tltereroro olow)ll . eitr~ o; .f<)c!p: tor lhe llr~t statim 'hoi borroorsd ·Its pro. · you or«~'t <Omtorlabltboldndthe.. lillie With'' the'·· help ot . u TV ,PROGRAM mLES READ LIKE ADVICE COLUMN Covar alrl tumad &otrosa (In gram tlllo• rrom .., . wheel_, llil"...,..r• .:. .eoJOO\il~ anellh•~ TV commercials and the "Pa· advlte COlumn - and In lilt, your' ~~ ' inc! lcld~ - senoe. - In Jl~; ;~, :· Fr~':'" per Lion- rum) Lauren llltlon proper Ol'dor. Fir~ o om e 1 · lbi~~PI _, ~10, IIIIIOII.btOOW:H Britain iiqjl,}l~il' ill_ ••~ li: MiJil!t~ already Is rloh OllOIQ!II tor a "Dating Gamoa," th!>n "Newl,y, • !DMea•f"' an ~·more nerv'l"', for .a ~Cl' 0\hloh ' l!ritl,ah · · h' I<QI vacation In Peru; abe's a II'Od1," ''Dream llou.le," "~ . ".:~". y~·~~ knl!!r YOIJ!ro , Prime .~itelii ~t4e ~-· ~-JCII' 'Jt ~~ Manhotlen JUngle ldtteo at tllat or Cooeequenoea," and. _ fln.llty, :~'li!!tlt~dol..,.f : 1>6rtalli, ~ilj.Y,; jlroml,.d 1 beller·than-ivora.;, l!fj!lc . , .... GrOf! old opera ator Jennie ''lllvorte Couri."- MIDWEST.. 111\1, · ·rdtJ _. ·_':'ill'~~-~ 'II~ '!:!>' .·.,.. e" , .• ldlool,ar ~leus~'!if;iil!l .. Terrell 'ohWsd In at Tbe Gu- MATRON _.! -II< ·· .>.··>·'· • · '',' ' !ailed 337ila.Ya. _:. . 'IIIIYqullJiyfar,·bfJMIIrCi!l!i ': ' llilrt just to uk jazzman S o I Dear .Matron: De8l">Htlen:1~ '11 ~:"' r•' ·:' \ '{n a9~) .Pre~ Et~ . _ 1, ro~r Aute~~~Oblle'~ trisuranc•~ ~ .1~;,~ Yqsd to pliiJ' Ida 12 • mlnuto How about that! My '],Q~~ .... j haVe ij>polnlilil CalUoriJJ.a Gg_ll; 'Eirl ' , Stllel'ulo ll!llull'ilfforra•~:·!" "When tile Salnta Go Moroldng ... Alldbo11abouttldo?TomAr- dari4:8 ' 1~"rl. Duo to olr· Warren ChlafJuatllilo~tlleU,S. 8QOD STUDENLDISCOUNT ' %' .,, Ill" blaaler .... Jill lla- at d• In the Sacramento B~- c:uml!lntea,.~ our ,ll!>lltrol, &lpreme Court. 111111!'1 up to ~ J 11 Cabaret" a n d Chrl1topher write a, "Programming at Cbail- lihe · wu born six weeki before Cll• - • 1111Plummer picked up wllere 1he)' nel 13 brought lido seq-.. <it " ·" ..... married. ~ ... have . loft oil and then loft olf apln movie ohoWinga lor the week: bien marrisd lhreo year1 and , . 1 .... Next John Llndaay departure Ml>nda1, ~!day Ill Hava~~~;' , abe 1110 hal m; ,malden name. one told me Y1>ll ·~~ot.'t ask ·tor '·~ - lntUal us.n TuelldQ, 'Father Is • Badte\or;' la tllere. anji WI!',.we ...,. 1111 recipes beoaqae It ma1<e1 yoo · Wedoeaday, 'Emergency Wsd· her name changed without roll- look "11)181l!'>Wn-" ~ tllatrltlrtl' PhondP28M ,: · ing;" Thuraday, •aom Yeater· Jy legal tee1? She Ia ml!tba- - NEW IN THE CIT'I' · -, c:.urt ~,..· !~\'!' day;' Friday, 'BecauaeotiUm.' •• band'& ~er, . , ~e eantt Dear N~w·· . i ', · · (And tllen, on saturday - too """ why •we. · should hliYO to •· '1118 bo-..~· \tho ' Ill!'_ 'I ·f"'"· HOSPITAL . NEWS tile - comes "Get Smail.") . ~- -l!er, •• rn been told• .:- pllmeriled at a..J'OQIIO.rt .toilbr _ H. Mrs. .. California. reolpo Ia juol too ~ Doar Holen: Dear ~. !.t: . for my taste. ~~·. f o ¥ r IID!zor Medloal ~: VII> Hero' a ooother whyohwhy. Wrlle to .tile Ill vial"!' ot ·VI· frieild had her lhrlmp dllih· 01· ltlng hour a 2-4 and7-8 p.m. PuOur 2l..year-old aonla a zoom, tal Statlatlca, State Departmtnt · lersd.:.. H. ents oo]Jo on Pedlatrloo Ward. dart, wllooah, varoom driVilr. d Healtll, at JOUr Stale Ctj>l. ,- __ " Admloalono He aaya he baa oomp!ele o on· · tol. You'D lind the oame ohon&e Tlllo c:olulno . Ia dedicated to Mrs. Allee M. Dorat, f26lh 11 simpler than YGU tblnk, re- flmlly llllo& Ill> If yw're hoYtro1 at all times but he soaroa Second Ave.; Jonce W. Cox. Gal~ ~ring oolJ' atlldovlta and a Dt. In& k\d tm.ble or Just plalntroo. Upolia; Mrs. X. Kenneth "Mor- me ao much 1 ,.;.,.t go In h I s aports oar. tte paper """'!,' liO lepl r..a. ble, lot Helen belp YOU. lllo wUl gan, No. 1 Edgemont Dr.; Mr'l. Yet our 12-year-old daqhter Note to reidiro: LIWI dllfer aloo welcome JOUr own abiS· James W. MOI!ti!Omery, 1940 reacts the same "~ to my com. in various states, but' thls rule lng experiences. Address HeliQ . Chatham Ave.; James B. Parplelely sare drlrtng, and keeps Btulds: Before you hlrt 0 law- - 1 In care d tlda J>.lwspa. sons, Rt. 1 Galllpolla; Mrs. Ervin c. Jomaon, Rt. 2 VInton; polnl!ng oot how her brother yer "'! any proble,m oontll'lllllat !)Or. would do It, U HE wore behind birth . recorda, OOII!aot Ill· Mra. V ornon M. Henry, Eureka the wheel. &o actually <Omea vlolon ot VItal star Rt.: Otis J. Jolmaon, 510 Maple Dr.; Mlu Betty ~oer. borne llhlldng !rom a drlvo with - H. , ·· ~ ;· Rt 2 Vllltoo; ROOert Y. 111m· me· and I am too after all her Dear Helen: tntb-a1m breaths ~d cJ.InKIDi to A new trlend lm:lted .us 1q mm, Rt. 2 Cheshire; Mn. Earl tile door lwldle. ; her homo tor tiiJiner. ,IIJe. art- · P. Bnonfield, Rt.1 VInton; Frlllk Do JOU ouppoae abe aot sd • wmderM lhrlmll di!IIJ( I Bohm, 584 &m vaneyllr.;l\!ro. from~ tile men In our flmlly wflo allkad hor fcq! the' rec:lpe, . Elsie M. CQndee, Ft. Pleulnt; are always making auldo rerm a DIW111N!l ~.Deed Ill:~ , : WOllam H. Nibert, Gallb>olis marks about "dumb dome driv· help I oan pt. !Ito looke\1 It ·1 Ferry; Paul W, Taylor, Rt. 2 ero?'' NOT THAT BAD me ao If I were • ond I Pt. Pleasant; Mrs. WWiam M. ........ lhe ..b.l.ct. Ll1er ....... cruJok!lhank, Pl. Pleaaant; Walter W. Hyatt, Pt. Pleasant; Craig A. Wise, Pl. Pleaaant; Mra. Jack R. Crank, Henderson; Mrs. Tflo.. .-u..r.:' , atiiatllrt .ID': · m···.,...,,:tljile:" . •lPN••. Hanr.,...... ••<1Jt >·1 a 251'• ·. · ' J.1 Jets Upset, 37-35; . b..I.:,Wicl'lr -·r.,. .'· · . ·liS. ·· /•{. u;& l I h By MARTIN LADER UPI Sporto Wrller Joe Namath knew Just who ro blame for the moat llhocklqj: \I)Set of. the American Football League season. "This dumb guy sitting right here," said the dejected New York Jet quarterback. u111at'a the ' whole story. I was the one who threw the ball.'" Whit Nomatll did was throw seven touchdown passes, but t;l'qre ot them went up on the other team's side of the scoreboord and the Bufllllo Bills took advantage ro regisler a 3735 vlclory. 11\e Jet.&, stlll seeki~ their first AFL tltlo, went Into the pme at Buffalo with • 2-0 record 8JKI were favored),y 19 polnta qolnat the Qllla, who had bean out.oorad 98-36 whUe dropping . tlletr first three "* ' .POl- pmea. Fl.., Interceptions But Joe Willie Namath, the $400,000 ··fh ' U-100 •I • M r s. James L. 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F~nou5 DeWalt accur~M.:y. Safety push key lock •"hch. R·l360 .,, ( •'~~ f• ~ I & BATIERIES for the hOiiiCr, camper. hunl..:r, lishcrman. anJ handyman. lin:t~k · rcaislanl case. 4 "0" ballcrics included. 2.99 HIP ROOF TOOL BOX g;.IU~.'C steel. Lift out tole tr•y with so~;kcl compartment. ~;ap ends. Green. IICiiV)' 18x9xMin · chcs. IU~ G . 'J. Ill 6.88 BACKBOARD AND GOAL SET Oil tempered double laminated masonite nnish, Jb '4h Y.inch. REG. 20.99 15 99 • FOLD-AWAY TENNIS TABLE .. ~¥~ter ¥· Hj~:~..:~::~t~~~ ·irtl'!'rl; Racine; Howard A dloport; Mrs. Morlon Woods, · Chester; Ani'- w. Brown, Rt. TABLE TENNIS SET Whne 3 Wellston; Mrs. Herschel B. Hayes, Rt. 1 Robertlburg,' W~ Va.; Mrs. Clyde B. Frazier, Rt. 1 Beaver; Mrs. Russell E. pined 280 ~-lotions, the fiw intereepdons cost New YOrk a total o! 235 yards. Roach, Rt. 1 Oak Hill; Mrs. Wilma H. Boyles, ~ncer, W. , va.; Mra. Harold K, Famln, lrooton; Charles D. Cram, Rt· 2 MoArtlllr; Winfrid Barker, Ravenswood; Mra. James R. Tlmmon.s, Jack1011; Mrs. Allen 0. M,yor1, Rt. 1 Sc:ottown; Callie E. Burch, Rt. 2 Chtilicothe; · Carl G, Barnett, Rt. I Collage. ville, W.Va. Births Mra. IWbert E, Bowen, Rt . quarterback running or Mel made Lem Barney paced the Lions to the upset victory, Munson completed 15 of 22 passes for 194 yards am two toUchOOwns. Both passes went to danker History Sunday when Morlln Briscoe, a rookie !rom Omaha University, became the first Btlb' cambrell, lncludl~ one Negro ever to direct an with less than two minutes left American League club during in the game that snipped a 17the regular season. Briscoe 17 Ue. entered the Denver UnelC) at quarterback In the fourth quarter and scored lhe Bronco's final toochclown on a 1:1-yard C::Ollege Scores run. However, Denver lost by a 20. 17 count to the Boston Patriots, who moved into a first place tie with New York in the Eastern Division. A fumble and a pan interference penalty set up Boston's whmtng points ln the final half. Raiders, Chargers Wln OOkland and San Diego rerrratiled tied lor the Weatarn Division lead as the Raiders beat Houston, 24-15, an:l the Chargers topped Cincinnati, 3110, in the only other games piiiJ'ad Sunday. On SaturdiiJ' night, Kansas Clcy mauled Miami, 48-3, as Len Dawson threw three touchdown passes in the O.rst hal£. Two of Buffalo's touchdown& on Interceptions came in the t1na1 quarrer and the.Y boosted tile Bills' lead ro 37-21. Defensive back Butch Byrd plckad oil tile first at 2:34 or lhe period, running It back 53 yards, and three plays later Booker Edgerson ran 45 yards with a pilCered Namath pass. By United Press International Ohio stale 35 S'thern Moth. 14 Cinc!rmatl 17 xavier 14 Bowling Green 20 Dayton 14 Ohio U. 31 Kent State 7 WhUe the Packers were loslnl · their aecond pme, the Loa ADgelea Rama 1 Baldmore Coltl am Dallas COwboys-Ill eaaer Baldwi~PWallace 48 U. or Wisconsin (MUwaukee) 8 Wittenberg 41 Capital 8 Denison 21 Washington (Mo.) 12 Wesbnlnster (PL) 21 Talbert's tumble recovery set UJJ ,10 points in ,the nrst period and )be 1lajjls liien coasted past Cleveland. Dtck Bass gained 134 yards tn 23 carries and Tom Mason'-scored Dst1lght between the Eagles* Tom Woodeshlc:k Mike Gaectter. and Dallas• Fran Tarkenton, unable to complete a pus ror the first 22 dethrone the Packersboosted their recorda to :J..O. One Heidelberg 7 Ashland 42 Otterbein 14 Woooter 37 SWarthmore 0 Tampa 24 Akron 9 as Sln Jo'ranclsco broken len whippBd · ~tla~ta.. Brodie' a corft.. Beou stunned the pletlon· average was 85 per cent. sayers ran ror 111 second ··w Sammy 1D In 15 carriers. Baugh's 011&- game re~rd or 85.7 per cent set. 0 mtnules, hit on· 82 and 56 yard touchdown strikes to Hmter Jams as New' York whipped College Standings Denison • , • • • • •••••••••••••.• , 0 tsburl!b. Bob Boyd, Charlie Otterbein . • . . . . ..•••.. , • , , . , •• 0 Stukes and Roy Hilton ran back Heidelberg • , • • • • . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 the interceptions. ,Wooster • . . . . • • .••••••........ 0 Tom Mack's pass interception Ohio Wesleyan . . • , •.••••••....•• 0 capital . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 0 0 1 0 0 2 0 I 0 I I 0 J 0 0 0 1 0 1 0 0 I 0 0 0 I 1 0 0 I 1 8-6 at Meigs Ke. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ; ........ 0 I Muskingum . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ..... 0 I MID-OIDO CON FERENCE Ashland • • • • • • •••••••••••• , , , • 0 0 0 mullton .. .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . o o o 3 0 0 1 2 0 The Gallipolis Reserve defense recovered a blocked punt in the end zone and tallied the extra points ro de£eat the oost Meigs Reserves 8-6 Saturday night ln a hard-fought contest. The GAHS m came with a- Defiance • . • . • . • • . • • • . . . . • • • • . 0 0 0 Wilmington •• , . . . • • • • •.•..•. • •• 0 0 0 1 1 0 Blue Imps Win · lod. Gene Canaday blocked the punt. The ball rolled !nro end zone, bounced around, and was recovered by end Russ Elliott to make the score 6-6, Wayne Elliott, quarterback, ran the extra points off left tackle. The Hiral'n •• , ••• , , , • • , , ,·1, •• , , , , •• 0 0 0 0.0 0 0 0 0 MID-AMERICAN CONFERENCE COnference 0 Tolado ..........•.....••••• I Miami . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ! Bowling Green • , , .• , •••• , .•••.• 0 Kent State • , • . • , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 0 Western Michigan • • • . . . • , •....• 0 Marshall . . . . , • , , , , .•.••• • •.... 0 OIDO INJIEPENJIENTS 0 0 0 0 0 0 Buffalo 37 New York 35 San Diego 31 Cincinnati 10 Oakland 24 Housron 15 Boston 20 Denver 17 Only games scheduled saturday's Garnes Kansas City at Buffalo San Diego at New York Only games schedulecL Sunday's Game ~ Boston at Oakland Cincinnati at Denver Miami at Houston Only games scheduled All Games W L T Ohio University . , . , . , • , ••.••••• 2 1 1 W L T 2 0 0 3 0 0 0 ,.. ENJOY YOUR COFFEE BREAK AND THE BEST 2 1 I 2 0 0 0 COFFEE IN THE BEND. 0 3 0 1 0 2 0 2 0 AT THE SAME TIME 0 2 I 0 2 I w Cincinnati . • .. , • , ...........••.•••• ••• • 1 Dayton • • • • • • .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. . 2 Blue Imps are 2-0, · Meigs had scores Its only Akron , •. , • ••••• ••• ••• • •.•••••••••.••• 2 touchdown earlier in the fourth Finelli.\' • • • . ...•• • .•• , .. . .. . . . . . . . . . . ... 1 quarter when Quarterback Pat Youngstown State , •• , , , , •. . • • ••••.•.••.• •• 1 O'B'rien hit end John Ritchhart xavier •••••••••••••••••.••••• • •••••••• 1 with a pass that covered about Ceatral State .. . . • ...••••. • . • ••••• . •••••. 0 Ohio Northern . . •.• , • • , . , , , •• . ••••••.•••• 0 50 yards. Oberlin 20 Hiram 17 Mt. Union 21 Kenyon 8 Marietta 7 Musldrwum 0 touchdOwd&, St. Louis ooorad lOUd>downs In the Jut 71/, ml,...o, In 1945; , surprising team, the New York two TDs for the Rams. Ja9< COncannon hit on nine or includl~ WIU!o Cro.-'a. Giant&, did the nme. 12 passes for 103 yards and a plurwe with 47 seconds tell, to Meredith Scores F1 ve Baltimore drubbed PitDoh . Meredith tossed Ove Washington. Carl Lockhart IJ>. touchdown before suffering a edge New Orleans. St. Lou(' was blanked for the ftrlt 52 touchdown pasaea for the third tercepted two or Sonny Ju:r. tsburgh, 4J ..7, and Los Angeles mlmrtes until Chuk Latoorotle topped Cleveland, 24--6, as the time in his career as the gensen's passes to help the AFL STANDINGS returned a punt 86 yards ror • Colts and Rams remained tied Cowboyo whipped the Eagles. Gl~nto. By UnitP.d Press International TO to spark the Cards.. John Brodie hit on 17 of 20 for first in the Coastal Division. Dallas also made five ii'Kercep. East DaUas whipped Philadelphla, 4S. tions am the game included a passes, includlng three for w. L. T. PoL 13, and New York footed New York • . . . 2 1 0 .667 Washington, 48-21, as thoseOh o Boston . . . . . . 2 1 0 .667 clubs remained Ued £or Clrst in } Houston .•..•. 1 3 0 .250 the Ctpitol Division. In the BuCfalo •••• , , , 1 3 0 ,250 other three games, Chicago By United Press International Miami .••••• , 0 3 0 .000 stunned Minnesota, 27~17, St. OIDO CONFERENCE West Louts nipped New Orleans, 21All Games Conference W. L. T. PoL 20, and San Francisco turned W L T W L T oakland, ..•..• 3 o o 1.000 back Atlanta, 28-13. l 1 0 Marietta • • • • • , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 o o San Diego . , • , .. 3 0 0 1. 000 Baltimore ran back three Mt. Union , . . , • , •. . •••• , , ...•. 1 0 0 2 0 0 Kansas Cily •••. 3 1 0 . 750 I 0 0 interceptions for touchdowns Oberl!n • .•. • ••••.••.••. • ••.•. lOO CincinnatJ ...••. 2 2 0 .500 aDd Earl Morrall threw for one Wittenberg • . • . . . • • • • . . • • . • • . • . 1 0 0 1 0 0 Denver , .•••.•.. 0 3 0 , 000 TD and set up three otllers as Baldwin-Wallace ••••. . .••••••.•• 0 0 0 2 0 0 Sunday's Results the Colts manhandled PitI I 0 to boot 1:39 !e/t In the fourth per· Toledo 35 Marshall 12 Miami 28 Western Michigan 0 and ·· Diron L IT WITH ONE OF §OI~N,r'S~ T 0 I I 0 1 0 1 I o· 2 1 2 YOU MIGHT EVEN TRY BASKET DINNERS AT LUNCH TIME TOOl McCLURES 0 0 0 DAIRY ISLE Middleport .•. 0 Findlay 13 CentrJI State 6 Wayneoborg (Pa.) 19 Ohio Northern 0 Grand Rapids (MI~h.) 21 -:: ~ BJAa!Rn'O' .. CINCINNATI CUPO - Pete Rose wanto' ro make $100,000 • year. "This year's batting averag&- .335- may help him get closer to It next year. Ro,. won tile N&l!onal Leaiue batting crown &mday over Defiance 21 Alma YMI'Cll~) 'IS Wilmington 7Earlhun0nd.)7, Ue Allegheny 16 Adelbert 0 Bethany 69 ~ase Tech I4 Jolm Carroll 30 W11Jhington &Jefferson8 WANTED TRAINEES MIN I - N Alii UIIGIII'I\ Y NIIDID 10 riiAIN AI IBM . .,..., Pntrl••l•r 1114 IH"It Tl'lllll11 .Pet cbr ......., will be tro~lnld ,. • ,....,.,.. wWdll Mill Ml .. , . - 'le'. II ,.. ouotHy, lrolohlt Ito ..,_..,, W•tlo today. l'loon ........ ... ·""'.., Mil .,,. S.ntinel, Box 668T, Pomeroy, 0. dleport, son, l:Sl p.m. !llnday; Mrs. James R. Timmons, ""'"':\,, 111111, aoo, 9 p.m. !llnday. Dlaoharges Jlrnrn)' Adkins, Mlaa Margaret Balley, Mrs. D111117 ·E, llomlman, Mra. Pearl M. corter,Her· · man CaudiU, Bobble E, ClUtier, Normal G. Dean, Mr~ Roy Dearing, J'nnkFuga18, Mrs. lie G. Qordon, Mrs. Rickey L, · Hensley, Mrs. Paul R. Heraman, Mra. Ruuell L. Johnalon, David L, Kelly, Lorea J. Kinsel, Mrs. Thomas W. Muslck, Mrs. Johmy B. Pedl&o, M r s, Miry llloemakor, Mro. Ambrose A. Stawart, Undo L. 1llompoon, Mrs. v. CIIIJ' Tuttle, Mrs. Beck)' B. VInson, Mrs. William T, Wiater, Mr1. George A. Wolfe, Garlord L Woomer, Join F, Young, Mellau L. Blat.;· AnthonY 0\l.ldera, Luther Dicke11, Dlmy R, Diehl, Wllllun O ·r r, Gerald Hall, Cll"~ MaloneJMrs. Ralph J, Wl!llamo and dauJlrter, Mra. Allrl P. W r a y, Mrs. Leonard 0. All., and ID· rant son, Mra. Floyd H. Bornhouse and dm'lfter, Mrs. WUIord Ba,ya and 1nrant 11011, M r 1, Ci¥do W. Bowen and fntODI son, 1 Mra. Demis T. Br' ' fnfant 1111 IACHIIE TRAIIIII ,, Ready CASH For FAJJ, ~ jlOO ... $500 . , . $1000 ~-IN'CH AS~- l,f ·.- 459;·95 f ' . ' ·,, ~ 49.99 REG. 62.88 1-'ull j' " \]' of'rld;~l si1.c playin~ ~urf;n: e.. Ru~l proof aU steel ti·;auh:. Uo~tblc hr;.,,:-cd klgs. Wy to open or fold up and store, Mounted ou :l" l"a~lcr... (ks~ ftl!l) ' '' ' J ... • ' • ' 18'' As LCIW ,e.H69'.95 · I . ·:·<; ..·:··. ;f,NG'ft.S~ ' ., . . " \' ( ,' I •" ., ' ., .. . . ''· 'i I ~·-·;,·' ·, ··:, "\', :'· ',lp..~- '~ )':·.' .!, .. I ' /• · C• ".. ·; OPt" FRI. & SAt. . ) . . .jc· ' t«it ii•ltl ' ~.~:·~ ' ' ·MIDDLEPORT ,·,' \ or more on just your own signature an<! Iiersonal secUJ;ity. Easy to have quickly. Tht·ifty terms. ¢~>,nve.nient to repay. Get r~ady .now for fall and win.te1·. ·Phone lor ·o quick 0. K. Ther;t st?p for· your·· muncy. Pittsburgh's Matty Alou who finished the seaBOI'I at .332. Rose's average also wa& higher than the American League's batting champion Carl Yastrzemskl or Boston, who tin~ lahad with .3lll. Tho ClnciMatl Rods finlshad lhe 8015011 &uldly wtth a 3-11 win over the San Francisco· Giants. The win gave Cincimati toorth place In tile loop • Jim Ma101101 tossed his 16th win over the season, and his third straight ' aiMrtout In the oonteat at Crosley Flold. •• I love the game," aa.vs Rose. ur lme everything about It Nothing In life to more run. Baseball enables me to meet people. I enjoy that. I go to the baD park BYOQ' day, a1gn autogr'l'l>a, talk ro reporters. 1 enjqjo ·lh&t. lmqlne making 100 grand for dolllg somathinr! you were hippy to do for nothing when you were-a kid." The exciting, etrerveaoent 26yeor.old right tleldor doesn't mllko 100 grand yet, but he will ono dlf. He's more than ha1tWa,y tllere already lllill he has a WIIJ' at ~ doing what he III,YO he Wll1, Pete Roae has a unlQle am. bltlon. Ho wanta ro be tile only non-bome 1'1111 Chrysler Newport 2-Door Hardtop Wirh a big V-8 engine that runs on regular gas. Unbeatable! With graceful body accent stripes swHping the fuH length of the fuuloge. Un~atlble/ Chrysler Newport Custom 4-Door Sedan A now styling concept. ·A fusologe insteod of a body bolted to • frame. Unbeatable/ hlltsr ever tO $100,000. llo'a lfJin& aboul It In lhe rlllht way. OlrO 1 ROYALS WIN CINCINNATI · (UPO - The Cincinnati Royala used their hel&lit a,. .,Orlorlty ro adYI!Itage SUnday, nlgl>t tp dofeatllli the Olymple beoketboll !eam' 71~ betoro t,ns ~no at Clnolmatl . AUTHORWsD u.s. '· DEA&£~8. w ,CHRYSLER. MlllOA8 DOAPOAAtiDN .. . 4th & Locust Rose Captures Batting Crown 4 l'llmoroy, dau8hter, 2:25p.m. Saturday; Mrs. Jack R. Crank, Hendorooo, 10:2S p.m. Saturday; Mrs. Thomas E. Mutera, ~... '· Namatl! JOrd• wltll 19 992·2635 l away • 17-7 load. 11011. Jrn.:ludes: J. S'b" wire mesh net, l·pair ....:n:w·un JIOSh , 4 ruhbcr f:tccd bats, 4 b.,lk,amJ :o;ct of ,W,.. KH;. 7.1JH gave · almost aa much as he took. He had ftve passes intercepted, and three of them were run back 100, 53 and 45 yards for tooohdowns. The !OO.yarder was aoiPJilll~!IMI by Tom Ja,nlk late In iJie ll8iO>nd C)llll1er, f31ng.U.. . Art. record and giving tile Bills E. Masters, Middleport; Mrs. Robert E. Bowen, Rt. 4 Pomeroy; Mrs. TheockJre H. ' prize, Another the Farr and three interceptions by ·Bengals Lose, 31-19 mas ., Munson Sparks Lions The brilliant passing or BID Munson. .. uWIQ- J.f>1., ,, September 30. I96R \j. lhJa PROPANE TORCH 88$ . ·,' •"' ;.' ~ ~ ;~~~- ·~·:J'~IrAJ~~ • #•: ' · }'-1>,.,.~-rJV- ;j ~ . ;;;'('I ', u ,. ~ ·. , �., ' \ ~ }'::;:;:;:;:;:;:i::;:;:;:;:;: :;~:::::: ::;:;:;:;:;:; :;:;:;:;:;:;:::::: : }. P6tneroy;;\' { , ,,. ,. . . , . ~~ fliil~ pi••• !'ere .~ t<hen 'idee! to., Pet, . iO· and 11'111 t:;; Pi!!rsona/' Notes ;:;:f ~N~· ~~~w;mte SewlJW Cluti 100tr,. PhUtps Slatera'• bulldlllio A thank . etntlf ~ :lhe ciQbhousewlthMrs. note .... read rr ... Mrs. ::' '· P<t. .335 .332 ll~· (In All'~!, J11i· Alou, AUa ( ' ~ ' '·I, ' •',• ,'' . ' IGO .317 - . _ Cln lttGO:Ift 188.312 Flood. Ill. L 150618711&&.301 . -.. NY 147 509 63151.297 Btdlrt, Chi 1;!5 843 99189 .294 NcCovl', SF 1411523 81153.293 -·""" 16159154172.291 Clmote, Pit 132 50274146 .291 American LeaAue G. AB R. ll P<~ Yllrokl, Boa n7 539 90 162 .301 Coler, Qak 147 50453146 .290 Olin, Nln 128 470 54136 .289 Horton, !let 143 512 68146.285 tlhlndr. Nln 140 48852136.283 Buronl, Bal 130 426 65120 .282 DawlUo, Cal 146 519t91M.277 Cpuia, Oak 159 642 87 177 .276 llarrllll, Boa ISO 53579147.275 F. Hwd, Waa 15859879164,274 Mon<b'. Oak 14848256132 .274 Home Runs NetJM&l League: McC<Jveo', San Fran 36; Allen, Phlla 33; Chi 32; Williams, Chi 30; Bank•. H.Atla29. American League: F. Howard, Wuh 44; Hortoo, Det 36; Harrel$1111, Boa 35; Jad<lon, Oak 29; Freehan llld Cosh, Dot 25. Runa u.tud In NatiGnal League: McCovey, Son Fran 105; WW!arna and Son· to, Chi 98; Perez, Cln 92; Allen, Phlla 90. American League: Harrelaon, Boa 109; F, Howard, Waah 106; Northrup Dot 90; Horton, Del 85; POwell, Bait<> and Freehan, Dot 84. Plteblng National Leogue: Blass, Pll! 18-ll; Marlchal, Son Fran 269; Glb1011, !l. L 22.!1; Kline, Pitt and Repn, Cbl 12..1. American Leogue: McLain, Dot 31-ll; Culp, Boo 16-6; Tlant, Clove 21.8; Ella""rth, Boa 16· 7; McNally, BallA> 22-10. JOINT RESOLUTION ;:,:..,_-::a-' .wag ...... OJ Oldo ~ VIU ot o.t cdAdkiJe Ole ..... leaden~ II to alllkori!Mo ow laltWUie 0! liOadl or eU..I' Ullptlal loa pUUc ca.uaJ, IIDP*Of mqte Ia Qblo. Be It raoJ.•ed by lhe General of "the State of O~o1 tbrft-ftftha of tb.• memben eleewa to aeb bOUM tb.ereol coneurrtnc tn, that tbtere lhall .bl tubto th' dlclon ot' ~ S\a.. bto. in the manner p~rtbed D1 w, at an eltctlon to be held on Lhe flnt truHda)" .ttu tbe Am ......,. In Nov.,...,,,_ a prooolltlon to amead ArUc1e vtn of lhe ~11 '•. .. CouUtutiOD ot tlw Stat.e ot Ohio by eddlnt thereto a new MCtlon u folloWII ; '1" ARTICLI: Section IL In add.IUon to lhe au· thodzatiOD othenrtM contained in Article VlD of the Obio COMUtu~~.J-~ alllmbly, ID acCORWllle Witb. ltut IUb~ to tb• lJmltatloM of thie IIICUOD~ rtUI1 au· tborla tbe u.u.n.c. of oaH.«aUona, tnclu.c:Una bondl aDd notes. of the .tate or Of lltate lnatitutloDI, boards, COIIUiliMio~ autb.oriUet, or other ltlte ~ or inatnlmentllllties ior aD7 one or mon ot the follow - . ,_,enl ' • so:~ ell' raee. . NEW YORK (IJPI) - Mr, Rlgltt upaet 111ia1J11 Damueuo Ill' a 10110 In the $106,800 W.OOWard S!Akeo at Bllmoot Park. CHICAGO (U!'D- To Vqa, the even money ~avorlte, outdlatanced Forlen COinet and Cleve. Gilmour 36 Franacull ID capture the $50,000 Cleve. Western Rsv. 14 odded Diamond Jubilee !lakes Akron Kerunorel6 AkroiiNorthO Akron Hower 28 Akron Buchtel IS Jackson Milton 6 Lakeview 0 Unltsd Local 12 Springfield Local 0 By Unltsd Pre a • lnlerllltlonal Confteld 3 Llbert.Y 0 saturday Centerburg 6 Lucas 6 (tie) COle. HarUey 38 Cnls. Wehrle 0 Oregon at Ohio State Bowllrw Green at Wastern Mich.. L'lewe. St. Jos01>h 50 Kent state al Miami cots. DeSales 12 Toledo at Ohio University Fairfield Unloo 34 LanCaster Fenwick 12 Hiram at Capital Wabash 1t Denison Newark CAtholic 60 Zanesville Reserve 0 Ohio Wesleyan at Helde~l Marietta at Kenyon Cin. Moeller 9 Newport (Ky,) Catholic 0 Mt. Union at Wooster Norwalk SL Paul 34 Edison 12 Obelln at carnegie-MeUon Wittenberg at Lehigh Dayton Wilbur Wright 30 carroll 23· Ashland at Central State Findlay at Defiance SteubenvUle Central 16 East Llverpooll4 Wilmington at Blufftoo Weirton (YI. VL) Madonna 27 Case Tech at John C&rroll Mingo Junction 0 Grove City at Adelbert Eastern Michigan at Akron Cle~e. Benedictine 62 Cleveland East 6 Ohio Northern at Ferris St. Marohall at xavier (N) Cleve. West 16 Cleve. West Tech 0 Youngotown at lllld.·Wal. (N) Elyria Clthollc 26 Cleve. Stanlllaus 6 Toledo Scott 31 Tmodo Waite 18 Cleve. SL Edward 22 BridgepOrt 32 Warwood, W.VL 7 Bedford Chanai 8 sandusky SL Mary 6 Lekotl 0 LIWe Miami 44 Ki11!B 24 Trotwood 50 Northridge 0 Crestwood 26 Southeast 6 Niles McKinley 50 Tot Libbey 0 Marion Clthollc 49 Cardil1!too 16 ' ' 1!..;_' OAKLAND, Callt. (IJPI)- \lOii Kenned:r wu Dred u - r the Olkland AlllleUco and replaced I l l ' - - · (J( NEW YOBK (IJPI) - The Unltsd Slalea Olympic ba-ball tum . . lllo JII'D(oUional New York KitJCkeri>Ockoro 85-M In overtime. fire tratnlnl. If lax supported ol). li(attona are 1llufd un<k>r autbortty of thla aectton to reUN tax .upported obll&aUona prevkluiiY 1lsued. under authortt)>" of thlll RCUon, auch new obliJaUone •hall not be counted aralnet such limit& to the extent that the principal amount thereoi ~e• not exii!Hd the principal am.ount of the obUp.Uonl to be retired thereby. Eaeh isaue of tax •urported obll· JBUone luued punuan to this secUon lhall mature tn not more than thlrt7 yean from the date of i!lSU· ance thereof, or, U tuued to retire obUiatlona iUufd b.ereuader. within thirty yeah from .the -Qat• INCh clebt was or1(1naUJ contracted. If aucb tax aupporled oblllatlona are taau.ed at notu tn antldpj~itlon of the 151uance of bonds, proviaton &hall be made bJ law for .ett1n1 allde. .a Ion1 ill auch notu ar. oulltandlnl: into 1 special fund or Iunde auen amounts from the *lUreel authoriUd tor payment of tueh bond• under this aeetlon a1 would be IUftlcient for payment of that amount of principal on auc:h bond• that would have been payable durlnl such period If such bonda, matur1nl durlnl a periOd of thirty yean. had been Issued without prior tsauanee of IUCh notes. Such tWld. or fundi may be Wled solely tor the payment M principal of such notel'l or ot bond• In anticipation of whic:b Jueh nota have been The falth and credit and excililel 1be eon.tructlOn, nconatrucUon, or and taxea at. ~ &tate, excludlnl other bnprovement 0! bJCbwayl, ad valorem taxes on real or per· tbme on the state b.ICh· 10nai property and Income taxe1. and urban extenJJ.Oil.l 1hall be r,•ledled to the payment of , theM within or lndin1 to the prtnc pal of and lnterett on such pubUc parka or rec:raUOnal .real, tax s upported obliJaUonl, llnkinl and tho. within or le.dinl to rnu- or bond re tirement fund pl"1)vialonl ftlcl»al corporations. tbe acqu1a1· 1hall be made therefor, and thla UOn, coutruetio.n. recoutrucUon, &ection shall otherwise be implear otbe:r Improvement of. and JJro- mented. all In the manrier and to vlalon of equipment for, bulldlnil. the e xtent provided bv law by the ltnletura. or other lm.provemente. general assembly, lncludi.nt proft. and necnucy pl.mnlnJ and ent~ ­ aiOnl for appropriation ol pfedled DHI'Inl. for water POlluUon control exeitet and taxe1, and covenan&. and abatement. tncludinl tboH for to conttnue their levy, eollecUon appllcaUOn, to conUnue 10 lone ••••• couecuon, treatment. or dil· and aueh tax 1upported oblipttonl poul. water manaJernent. 1nclul11nl as thOle for water dt.trlbuUon, colle~.: · are outstandln(, wttbout neceulty Uon, auppb'. 1iorap, or lmpound- for further appruprlaUon notwlthm~t, and atream RoW control. and Jtandinl Section 22 of Article II, flood control, a\ate aupported or Ohio ConstituUOn; provided that the moneyl referred to In Section aailted tn1UtuUona of hllher edU· $a of Article XII, Ohio ConaUtuUon, caUOn. technical education. voeaUonal education, juvenile correction, herein ealled htl}lway user recelpU, •hall, after provision for payment tninLnl and rehabiUtaUon, parka and J'eCI'IP.JIUon, resnreh and de- of amount& pledpd to obll(atlon. heretofore or ben-after luuect under velopn~mt with respect to tranl-o ol this Article, pofLiiUon. btllhwaya and htfbWQ Section• 2e and tnnaportaUon. mental hyJiene and be pledftd to the payment of the prtnc:lpal of and lnh~Hst on h il!"h Ntardatton, poUce and llre trainina. atrporte, and olher 1tate butldlnCI way obligation• authorized by this and ltnlcturea, and the acqullitfon JedJon but not to other obliJaUon• and improvement of real estate and authortud hereby . U excllel and lnleratl theHln HQUired with N • ta:Ket other than highway user r.apact to the fonco1nl. illcludlna eeipts are pledftd to the payme nt JMrtldpa.Uon tn any IIUCh capital of the principal of or Interest on ~ents with. tbe federal JOY· hJ£bway obUiaUons authoriRd by ei'IUIMftt. municl.pal eorporatfDM, th& eectlon, In each year \hat liUCh aounU.., or other tovernmental h.llh.way uaer recelpta are available entltles or any one or more o1 ror auch purpose. the same shall be ~ whieb ~rtidpaUon may be appropriated thereto and the reapplleaUon of IUC:h other ti7 aranta, loilN or contrtbuUone quired to them for any of auch capital excl~es ana taxe~ shall be reduced improvements. · If Ill hereby deter- in correapondinl' amount. mined tbat INCh capital lmoroveThe pneral auembly allo may mentl will dlnctb' or tndtrerlb authoriU the iuuanee or revenue cnt~tel Jobl. enhance .nploJment oblllaUona and other obUIJIUona, opportun!Uea. and Improve the eco- the ownen or holcten of wbich are nOmic welfare of the people of tbe nol ctven the rilht to have exctaes or taxee levied. "by the Jeneral al'nul laiUance under authority of aembly tor the payment of princiUtie aectton M obliJ&UOM the hold- pii thereof or interest Uterean, for en -or ownen of which are atve n 1uch capttal improvement& for men· Ute riJht to lulve eaclaa and taxet tal hYIIme and retardaUOn. parka leVIed bJ' the teneral auembly for and recreatlon1 ~te aupporte<l and the payment of the principal •tate aullt.ecl IQIUtuUona of hllber tbftt:Of or interest thereon, heHin education, Jnc:ludlnl thoR for tech ailed tax aupDQI'ted obiiJations. nical adueation, water pollution lhaU be subJect ill the followlnl eontn.l and abatement. w1ter man UQIItatiOrUI. Hot more thom o-ne arement. and h.OUIInJ of J>raneh.tl hUndred mtulon dollars principal and apnelea of state I(OVemment. ~nt may be laued. In any cal ~ whicb obllpUona ahaU not be subenclar ;rear and not more than tlve ject to other provisions of lhia sec· hundred m.IIUort dollan principal tlon and ~II not be deemed to be amount maY be outlltandln( at any debts or bonded lndebtedneu of the One time for IUCh capital lmprove - 1tate undl'r other proYialon& cd thil mrnts for hiJhway• and re!Jeareh Conatltutton. Such oblllatlons may and (le:velopment with ~ spcct to be tee\U'ec:l by a pledge under law, hllhWIIYI and hlillway traru porta• without necessity for further aptlon. hentn cauea·· hl.hwa.v ohlill:<l · propriatton, of all or 5Ueh portion doni. provided that fifty per cent of ~ts th.e .-cnerul .ossemblY <!Uihorl te! the piOeeedt of the ftrtl{ fiv e bun· of char1n lor the treatmenl or care clrt!d minion dollars of .lil uch tu nf m ental hvgtene and retardaUon aupported hllh.way obltlatlom shall patients, receipts with respect to be used for urban extension• of purkl and reereatlOMI facUIUes, re· 1tute b.l.rhways and hlfhwayll wilhln ct•ipts of or on behalf o! state or JudJn& to munkiPill cnrpora· 1upported and &tate aas.lllted ln.U· Uona. Not mo~ than two hundr ed tulions of hicher education , or 1111Y nine million dollllrt a ~~:~re~te othe r Hvenue• or reeetpts, speclfted principal nmount or ~uch t.otx sup- b )' la w for such. purpose , of the ported oblllattons may be l!lliued "tate or lb otneera, departmenb, Cor tbe other ca:r.itlll Improvements divllilona, lnttituUons, bo.ardl , com · afore•ld. provl ed thDt from the ml s.o;lons, auUioi'IUea, or other state ~;~ gencl es or Instrumentalities, and prOeeed• thereof one hundrM thll proviJJ.on may be Implemented twenty RdWon duDan lhall be uled bv taw to better provide theHior: Cor water polluUon control 1nd abAtement and water mam:r(ement. novJdttd. howeve r, that any eh.arl!"e• ~ne hundred mUUon dollan lhaU or the treatment or care of mental or retardation iH!Uents may be I&IGd for bllher education. tech- hbe.YR'iene !10 plcd(e4 only to oblllatlonl nical and v.oeatl11nal education , 11nd l&liUed for Cltpital improvement. ior tuftf'lle conecUon. trnlnlnl 11nd reiLibiUbltiOn, twentY" mllllon dol- menbl byatene 11nd retardation, any ll•rs llhall be ueed. lor p~~rtl:l and ree!!lpts With rnpect to park• and maJ' be ao pledged only recr:e.tton, and n~r"! million dof- reere:.tlon obll;.,uonll issued for corpltal bn• lDn for alrporf!L and fOJ' conltrue - to uon, rebabllttatJOn . and equipping provcmenta for p:.rks nnd reerN~· of Other .tale bU!Ddll'nal and t truc- Uon, any receipts ot or on behalf tu~ lncludlnf u;:.ie for police und ol st.:Jot.e aupported or stute autated lnaUtuUona oi hllher education mQ' be pledred onlf to obU(aUona fa.. sued fOr capita Improvements for atate Jupported or atate aw.ted llUJtltutions of htJher education, and an)' other t"evenues or receipts may be so pledged onlr to obligations ltsued lor capita. improvements which are In whole or In put u&e• fU.I to, conJtructed by, or financed by the department, board. eommla· lion. authority, or other a1eney or .lnatrumentallty that receive• the revenue~ or ueelpta so pledled. 1'he authority provided by this para· araph ia In addition to, cumulative with, and not • JJmltaUOn upon. the autbor1Ur of the rener•I uaembly Udlr .other provlal~ of thbl Con· at:ltutiOn!· ,tuCh par,.nph j:IOC!I not friipalr any law her«ofore enacted b7 the ren.eral auembly, and any oblJJ;aUon• iaued under any rucb law con.llltent with the provision& o1 thll pan.P"aph lhall ~ deented to be laued under authority of thta parap-aph. Both the prtnc:lpal of all obliP· tiona authorized under authority of lh11 aec'-'on and tbe interest thereon shaU -be exempt from taxation wlthl.n this state. Be Jt further l'ftOlved, Tha& at lbe election herein deslenated lor aubmiuton of thll amendment to the elector. at the State of Ohio, IIUC!h amendment lihaU be placed on the ol!\elal ballot In the rnarul;ef preterlbed by law eACnUally In Ute follow1nl form : za ...... l Shall Article VIII o1 lhe Ohio Col\llltuUOn be ain.ended by adcllnl Seetlon :U empowerin( the General Auem.bly to authorize adcUtional obllaationa. 1ncludlnl bonOa and notea, for biJhway• and other pU bite capital improvementa deslpated below, It be1nJ therein determined that they w1U create ;tob.lil, enhance employment opportuni· Uea and ttnprove the economte wellara ot the people of the state? Such obllptlon• payable from exdan and taxet. •xc:ept propert7 and Income taxu, lhall mature within thii'I.J yean and 1re IUbJect to the followln( Umltatlons : For hllh:W.afl and re&earcb for b.fJhways and hi&h.way tranaportAUon. not more than $100,000,000 m.ay be b- l Ued 1n any one rear and not more than a lo tal of $500,000,1100 may be outstandlnl at any one Ume: and for other upltal improvements not more Ulan an a1· ..................... may be laued, of which e120,000.000 il for water pollution control and water mana&ement, elOO,OOO,OOO for hiJb.er education. technical and vocational education, and juvenile correction, trainlnl and rehabtllta• tlon. po,ooo,ooo for parkl and nereaUon. a nd '18,000,0110 for air• porta, and other date bultdl:,; and lllnletura Jnetud tru-e for lice an tire Under auch Section 2t the General Aaembb' abo may provide for JUCh capital Improvementa for mental hY· (Iene and retardation, parka and recreation. hldler educaUon, water pollution control~ waW manatement. ana holll• inJ of atate I(OVemment. throulh the luulnce of revenue and other ob· Jll(nUOnl, the hol::len of whleb are (iven no right lo have exe!Hii or taxu levied by the seneral auembly, whiCh obllpUona shall not be ~ounted lllfainst the ubove Umltatlon1, lhall not be deemed to be debts of the slate for other pUfl)(IRI of the ConeUtutlonl and may be secured oy a pledlt:e of revenua or rftlt'!pb . tra. M••""- ~In at (N) WIIJitil1ltoo at Blulllclll (N) Clnclnnali at HouitGn (N) Loula.We at llo1too (N) N- Nlghtpme GERMANS ARRIVE HANOVER, GernwQ< (IJPI) -The Deutoche liDclrey Club, one (J( a.o -.. In ~. Dew II> New TeHI &mdoy "' jJIIJ two ....... ' In . North America. ' The team wUl CODtpele In Now York, Toronto, Hamlltno Bermuda and aloo).ondon Gil ill retUrn Work where there,are ·less than S·em}lldyftS? ~ yed? Self· CHILE PAIITICIPATES SANTIAGO, Chile (IJPl)- The team wiU Ill. lA> au~r Melbourne, Auatrella II> pui!Ci. pate In the EllelthDWir cup World Golf Tournalnent, a opokeoman said SUIHII.J, Guy Barrlolhet, the tAIODI captain, aald that Cblle woold oak II> be the lllte (J( the 1112 World Amateur Golf Tour· ~ on aid amendment be cleelared: eceol'dlnl to law to have voted in tavor thereof the tovemor of the State of Ohio lhllt maka protlama· tton thereof forthwith. '"" . .... . ::•J1 R ' Now, during this special enrollment period, is the ·best time to apply for Blue Cross,and Blue Shield protection. Fill out and .return this coupon beto·re October 16th! • 1If you're elisible for Medicare be sure k> chec~ ~row , for details on Blue Cro83 · 65, the coveraee deoi&ned k> filllhe I'JPS In Medicare.) ARTICLE XII No property, taxed aOeordlnl to value, lhall be ao taxed in •xce• of one per eent of U• true value in money for aU •tate and lOcal purposes, but lawa may be paaed. authorl:dnf. addiUonal taxa to be levied ou Ide of mch llmJtaUOD, either when approved b1 at leaM a majority cd electon cd the taXInl dktrlct. votlnl on tueh p~ltqn, or when provided for b)" the char· ter of a municipal corporation. Land and ImproVements thereon lhall be t.exed b)' untfonn rule aeeordlnJ to value, except that the Geneml Aaembl,y rna,- provide b)" law for a homatead exemption. 'l'be qualification• and condiUoiUI for aucb exemption 1hall be .et bp the General Auembl.y IUtljeet to the Umltatlon that an owner of a hOmatad shall be a reddent of the ltate of Ohio, •haU be aixt:Y·Ilve: Blue CI'OflS takes the money worry and the red tape out of a hDBpital stay. Out of every Blue CI'OflS dollar, over 95¢ is available to pay subscribers' hDBpital bills. Blue Cross gets you admitted to the hDBpital, and back home again, with no waiting, no tiresome paperwork, no complicated fonns to fill out. You never have to pay the hDBpital first, then wait to get your money back. When you leave the hOBpital, it's over ... all over ... with the Blue CI'OflS portion of your bill already paid. And Blue Shield is .there to help with doctor bills for surgery, in-hOBpital 81le1Jthesia and medical care. =:•AIHmbb" ~ :.': ~m:~. ~~ ~ ma:r aleo provide b)' law for a homestead exemption fill' all readenta ol Oblo who own and n:atde In the homntead, 1.be amount of such exempUoa ID be dat.nniDed by or fn ac:cordaftllll' wttb a.w. AU bondl out.tand1M: on the 1st day ol Ja nuar,, 1111S, o£ the Illite of Ohio or ot any el.b, villlp, hamlet. county or lownahtp In thil ltlta, or whiCh bave been tsau.:l In behaU of the publte Mboola vi. Oblo ad the meana of lnltrucUon ln connee· uon tbarewtth, Which bondl wa-e out.tandlnl on the lit day of .Jan· uary, 1913 and all bOnda Luu.ed • the World War Compen.uUon Fund. ahall be exempt from taxation, and w:ithbut Um~UnJ the rat powt,r, aubi~ to tbe ona M Art1cle I of tb.la Uon to determine the sub1ectl and mirlbOdi of taxa· tion or eumptfonl tbenfrom, Pft• eral law• may be paaad to u~ bunrlnt ~ public aahoOI eral ;, I. dWIIabte- llvelt for 1117 pu.blfc ~. bbt an luch 1awa lhall M ~- • • WftUon or repelll: and tM ftlute Unt'e.M~ ~ an<l' publlabed u mu be b1 lliw. EFI'IC'TIVS DAn: ~ 8.&nAL adoptad by • .-JorltJ' Cit ... u eft'"' electon voUn1 oa tbU ' •erctment the amandment thaD tate ImmediatelY. and nlltla• eeetlon' I of....._o\_r;ttde xn of Uta Conttltutloa of vruo lhaU be rept.al.t rrom lUCia effeeUva date. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA· STA'n or OHIO OPTICJ: OF TRB BICRET ARY OF STAT& f. 'RD W. B&OWN. a.cntaq{ of ur tnt !nate of Obio, do hereby c:erll ry that the fol'tlfttnl ll 11 true copy of Amtnded Subatf.: tute Sen:~le loin\ JteeoluUon Mo. 211 arrl Amendlld Substlfute HOUII Jotnt Resolution No. a ftkd 11\ the omce of the Secretar7 of Stale and proposlnl td 11men4 'the above RCUon. of the eon.utu.Uon of Ohio. Stair IN TESTI"MONY "A'JfZUQJ', J hav• ttereunto ·subacribed ,_, 1\Ufte and aftlxed m7. oftldal .... at Columbua thll latb dar ol Auf\llt. And be tt further ruolved, that 1110. the required pubUeo.tlon of the 111id proPI)I(!d ame ndmant ahall ~ made and the rorm of ballot to be used In aid election tor the tJUbmlulon thereof shall be prepnred by the Secretary of State of Ohlo In con(Seall fonnlty with the above PNvlllona. If a majority ol the eleerton vottn1 liy order of the Boord of Electlone, of Mtoltl Cou,..y, Ohio EMMETT G. WILL, Cheir111o11 DOROTHY M. JOHNSTON, Director . ·~ · - PLEAS£ PRINT r··' I u--. ~ u.d u.JualveiJ public wonldp. inltlttltlone uaed ... -.~ 1 Inez Turner .,.... eJected Pl-eoldent~r Nlddl.,..,rti\'C!Iften's Chrlattan Temperanee Union Frl· claf nlslil it the home Mr" Vl~la stacy, .>·.!JI!'er ollleers electad !Dr the · J~9 year were Mre. Florence , Jll~s, wlce preoldent; Mra. 1ieullh Wl)lte, secretary; Mrs. ~ CUol, treasurer; MrL Gene'vtew ·saxton, promotion aecr• ~~ and Mrs. ha TUrner, Oow· Or fwd chairman. · ·SorviiV on the ncimlnatlng..,;... mlttee which preaeniecl the slate ~f ~meers ware Mrs. Lene Mc-IIIDiey, Mrs. Pearlllotfman and Wblle. l j)evoUons Ill' Mrs. Cline token &om Pwm 1 OJII!Mld the meet.lnl- She reid an arUcle from the "()ti:lo l.,.ue" written by Senator lla1,h Yarborough of Texas. A period of sUent prayer In memory of Mrs. Edith McNeel ~ held. Program boob were ~ltrlbutecl. Mra. Bertha Archer )ru reported UL Thankyounotes for fruit were read trom Mrs. Bush and Mrs. 1 r e n e Croaa. A friendship circle and Prayer by Mlaa Margaret Sauer ~udocl the meetlrv, ·shower Given •b .,_ Umeto ·":1rs. TurnerpsPresi8ent · or a·re '~' lflrL 0 Birth goto L111 dian S. '· 1 Homa Addlltl I I I L. ( ' My apeuH il now allllblo 0' . EWh110 Stotattioott Wlll bo olflt) ... "\ '. ' '" f· • ~ ~ &tu~ ·caoss ·. . of '0E~TRAi OHIQ. 174'East ~ong S,tr~t · ' Columbus, Ohio ·43215 .,; aq,., """' and Brenda, Jimmie and llaYid Foreman, and Jake 9nl- ltr. ·Oilier• prelltlttlng JlllatA>MJ;o. Fpreman · were Juanita s.yro, \(acle Cleek, llel401 Harrlo, Lo- lita l'l'oiDtt. Ann BolO, Glall,yl Boio, -~lie Sbaban, Goldie Plckllli; .,... Erneal BreWer, !!YlYia - · and Mra. Raymond Gbrmlel • . • i~:r:==~::====:==~= ==:=:::=:=:===:=====:=:=====:=:===·=·===:::::::,::: :::Middleport... { '!!Personal Notes X)! « ... James Conde, rreshman at Obi<> state Unlwerslt,y, opelit the weekend here with hto parents, Mr. ond Mrs. l!!qene Con<te. Mr L Florence Hl.nlwy, who has spent the past aeweral weeks here with her alater1 Mrs. Beulah White, wW return to her ttom~ln Held by Lodge Past matrana of Evansellne Chapter, Order of the Ealtern star, met Friday night at the Milldleport MalOnic Temple for a pltl.uck diMer. · Round-roblil cards were olgn· eel for Mrs. Zella Cross and Mrs. Jeaele Houdashelt. An In· vllltlon from the Pomeroy pall matrons was read ~th the Middleport ·gm~p accepting the lnvltaUon to a dinner at the Pomeroy Masudc Temple . on Oct. 29, . Grace bef9re the dinner was given by Mrs. Mary Hughes, and Mrs. John I,yono preoentsd de· voUons using "Choosing Your Faith" taken .... from the Secret Place. Stick Antenna Purchased Mr. and Mrs. Scott SYRACliSE - The Trl Coou1tJ1 Citizens Bend Radio Club meet- Mr. and Mrs. Jease Arnold Scott . n of Columbus are announcing the birth o1 lhelr first child, a ala pound daughter, born Sept. H at !l. Ann's Hospital ' • Tburaday .night, Sept. 12, U In TrOuble " lip the cheerl-ro foUowlns t h e Allta~a-Melga game. Her guests were Linda Car. dlllo, Kathy Morpn, Diane Knorr. Lola Sauer, Brenda McGuire, Kenda Chaney, and Sin<V Zerkle ol the varsity group; and Mary Bradbury, Debbie Crow, BeckY Swindell and Kati\Y Moore, reserve a. A thou!!ht lor the clafAmerlcan playwright Loolo Kaufman Anspa.cher, once said: 4 'Marrtage ts tttat relaUoo betWeen man and woman in which the lndependeoce Is equal, the dependence mutual, and the obligation reciprocal." l II I I I I BBANJ) SJIO~S "NN MADAM, THE SOAK CYCL! IS NO'f THI PRECIPITAnON PATTERN FOR THIS AREAl WDI'Mft rate ~ THE SHOE BOX l_:e~~~~~~~~--WHERE SHOES ARE Autom~~lic: S..k Cyc'- lfMftl of all trather fHtuNII Mer.. , why- tt. Prl. . .lre th• .,.... ......- 1 I II I I Most wemen are p.-...ntly ulin1 h•ncl...,.klnt~ ........ . fir p,....notlot ,...,,..., 1 - of clothe1, · lut, hlnckolklna nwthacla .,... h.,.d en hllftlll. Anti._, Ia~ ttr.. ond nqulre IIIII"' of heawy clot.... to '"' ....,... wetcerua the w•ther that rMke• n•klnt •• automltlc 11 wuhln1. Ancl enly 1 FrlfklaiN AuteiMflc Soak Cyc:l• Weiher lht•l FOR TIJE ENTII!t F~LY ' ~> ,, --------------, NAME 1 •· Daughter Born to at the club's ~eetlqr place on Fourth st., waa called to order by James R. lfhlte, octtng preald~~Kt by prQIJII the Lord's Prayer in unison and gtvtng the !lag pleclse. Groce Holslnpr read the ml11oo utea or the laat meeting and the tret.surer'a...report was Biven by Apea Wblte. Both were _,roved •• road. A bitter waa read from u. Ci B. R. A. ...,.Alllinc:e and clld> by • lawa were pwan ou~ Duea were coUeeted. It waa vateel II> buy a atlck antoma ind wire for lnatollillllhe clld> ndlo at the SOhto po atatlGII In Raeine t for which Mel Forester, atalloo ma-,. wiD monlll>r !Dr Ra-Acl purpooea~ A riow ReAct a<hedule waa c - e d Ill' Mr. Wblte .and II'Prov';i. The aJopn uo,.t In the Labur ill1 pafocll, entered Ill' aome member~:, waa ••Trt CcuKy C. B. SALE PLANNED A rummase eale wiU bo held Sbella Cblldo enterlllnocl with Thuraday from 9 a.m. II> 4 p.m. a slWiiber party Friday night k>r at tho St. Paul Lutheran Church: l BAKER LIGHT BULBS Potluck Dinner Akron Wedneaday, ~= ; Comphl(ed lnqui/);· must blllnl btlott Oc!obei' 1~ . 1968 to: Smlllt, Mra. Llza Foreman. Mra. Rutb woite, Mra. Mu GuUte& M..O: Grote Fttrbee, Mrs. HelMrL Ell081 Weeks, Mri Golda Helnoy, Mra. illbel er:; Donald McK.nlght for 4owero aent at the tllne 'Of bet filltor'a death. Mro. Harvey. Van Vranken will lie hootoaa for the - · ineOUnc. :Mre. Doo Mulien provided. the hoote~o Bill ror Mra. Brownlftl. A deaaert course wu oerw:cl "' ll>:lae Damed and Mrl. Edward WeUo, Mre. NershaU Klrv1Mri. Doo Colllno, Mrs. llll'mond Bat· 1;!<, Mre. Lorry Wehrq, Mrs. Jamea Neutzu._, Mrs. Harold Hood, Mrs. carolyn McDaniels. and Mf•· Elza Gilmore, Sr. · Slumber Party MONDAY SOUTHERN ATHLETIC BooatUNDERGOES SURGERY era meeting, Monda¥, 7:30p.m. ~~- Kathem Houah Smith, II hiah school In Racine; El1011 Or. Lorin C. Staats, Univer- -~cer, prell. .t. All dlltrlct datli;IWr of Mr. and Mrs. Ill· slty of Dayton, will emphasize · residents lnteresied in athletics bortruR<Juah, Middleport, Wide)'· went hip surgery Friday. A secthe teacher ln the classroom urged II> attend. when ·he speaks on 11 The Major ond IIPII'&tlon will take place In TUE&lAY abollt three Weeks. Her hoapi. Premise Eternal" SOUTHERN BAND Boosters, tal eonflnement will range from Mia& Evalyn Buechner, COlum~ Tuesc!aj', at the Racine llllh 1b: weeks to three months. 9te bus teacher, will be the presidSchool, 7:30 p.m.; to plan for is a patient at Mount Carmel ing officer 1 completlns her two year term aa state preakleni. tog ciiJ. All band parenta ln- Hospllll, Columbus, Room 735, Miss Olive J, CArruthers, liXIian- vltsd. WOMEN'S AUXILIARY, Rl· apolls, the Great Leke Reglo,.l clue Fire Department, 8p8cla1 grand vice president or the aorormeeting, 7 p.m. Tuesday at the lty, wut attend. Mrs, Jeannette firehouse; to plan bazaai-. Dul.lrw, Dayton, Is convention POMEROY CHAPTER 186, Or· chairman. der of Eastern Star. 7:45 _p, m. TUesday, Masonic Templei election of omeers; aMual dues are pa.yable. WEDNESDAY POMEROY SHAKESPEARE Club, I :30 p.m. We<lnesday, home r1 Mrs. Robert Warner; Names r1 oriental countries at roll call; Mrs. Ben Neutzling to reView a book on ttte Or1ent, and Miss LYdia Ellersbach to give devotions • MIDDLEPORT AMATEURS Gardeners, 8 p.m. Wednesdly, home of Mrs. L. E. Reynolds; Mrs. 0, P, Klein, program, and a bulb exchange. ~ MIDDLEPORT LITERAR'fl" Club, first meeting II> be held WOdnetlday at 2 p.m., home or 75 1oe w. MONDAY-TUESDAY -WEDNESDAY EA. ·U' ' r· Mrs . James TtiDs, Rutland. Mrs. James Euler to revtew ''Thirteen Colonies." THURSDAY MEIGS COUNIT COuncil, PTA, 7:30 Thursday night in Southern Hi.gb School auditoriwn wlth the Racine unit as host; Mrs. Gordon West, chairman of hospitalit,y; program, discussion on topics or school interest; Mrs. Robert Roberts oC Letart Falls, program chairman. SEE Us FOI YOUI · In Columbus. The child hu been named Sylvia Am. Mra. Sc<ltt Ia tho former Sandra Bailey (J( Raelne, daUJI(Iter (J( the late Oliver Belley and Mro, Neva Frederick of Jn. dlanap>lla, Ind. Mra. ~lvla carpenter (J( Portland Ia a greot • griiiCilnother. Mr. Sc<ltt II I student at Olilo Stale \J!dverall;!<. Mra. Scott wiU reoume her aludlaa there ror the wlnter quar. ter. ' FilE AlltlUJo INSUIAIICE MARKET - Open Daily 9 to 9:30..;Sun. 12 to 9:30 We Aa:ept Federal Food Stamps ':Gnw Mill 1nd Seaa11d Sts. .... 1111 PHONEt 992-3480 "We TURKEY MSTICKS B CON 49e LB.PKG. Not-""*' IIUILIFORT, 0. Q .ROSEDALE SLICED II Per Ctnt ~ Our 29~ Ba¥1111 A Qolm .U Soma c ....... Y. D. EDWAIDS ~AOENCT IIWttl POIIQOY RED OR YELLOW DELICIOUS _: · APPLES 3 :g 39~ SCOT LAD TOMATO Cali SOUP can "B''SIZE ' FROZEN ce will ba allJlblitwl"'ln eo 4Jap. ' JDI!II ·bed opeoocl her llfla, r&li'elbments were aerwed to thoae . . - alld Mr. and Mra. Clem ·::Calendar// rwo . lie-Act aaola~ant, wore llljiO(nted , to ·liilp, the ......... <ill!*ln..Em!! ~ Thej< wore J<iilft Kill-no andr """.,." ' ·flol ljfto. · . aer. Tho Mxt mMUt!ir .1i111· bo SOpL II the " MEDICARE ELUIIIILITY• 0 J.tim - tl(Jllllo 0 will be ~llalblt wltlllo ID 4(ap. 0 · Glmio wero .....,.ctad Ill' Kath· fien Lewla, and . - Mra. Fore- Mro. Hazel BOord and Mra. Sta· "!' !'ere hoatooaes. ~!!!'~~~ .atthe meetiJW were l>jra. ·. e Clruth..a and Mra, NOra !ton. Next meetiov wtU be hOld' at'ibe Middleport Church ot the Nazarene. · -.i ctitb, Cliimel 9;" No, of a11pl.,.... 0 l or "'!!I 0 Lau tltln I. HI. 11 unmarriH depenollolohlld!On • - •a•·it _ __ 1- er · Iio.torlns Mre. Evel.vtt F6re!lllll. iWork . is Started Birth~~~~ . Mro. Bertha Prol!ltt entertained nctnlly with a 111ette ohow- :•'' .,........... I I Foreman phrlstmas Project ..... v:.t·, ElllplOJO! No. of Ontp(OfiHI , Mrs. " Pltalt send me inlormlllen and an applicailon for Blue Cron a Blue Shield Homo ,:;> ~ Mrs, Inez Turner1 Mf&. C)lne1 Mre. Ill. L. Frencbo.Mra. Helen Re)'llOlds, Mrs. EvelYn Lewis, Mrs. Earl Knight, Mre. Allen Hughes, Mro. Fleldlov Hawklna, Mrs. John Lyons, Mrs. Doo Mil'• u, Mr. and ,Mrs. Wollam King, and Mr. and Mrs. RdJert King and Debbie, ol E-lb., Chlpter, Order of the E&1t8111 Stir, a-ed the saturday night reception for Mrs. Cora Webb, depul;!< grand matron, held saturday night by the Racine Chli>· ter. Mr. and Mrs.' Forrest D. Blebtel spent the weekend In Galloo at the honie or Mr. and Mre. John Allensworth before returning ID Middleport foUOiri!V their >11Catlon 11 Cope COd, Mrs. Mae S.uer ol Coltonbua wl6 llle weekend guest 01 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Crooks and daugh· tera, Cindy and Pam. 11/"s~~,i~'l,,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,:,: The 13th annual otote convenUoa of the Ohio All>¥ Delli wm be held In Dayton ¥o{he Mall Moo tor bm, Ocl. 4--6. The lnterJ111Uonal Hpnoray sorority for Women Educators waa fouOOed In Missouri In 1947, and one of its founders, Mrs. Marie Ne~, wJII be:a convention speak- ' ' tlattie .. ....... -.......... ..---· ' · Pat SIA>ry, soo ol Mrs, WWiam Nelson, Ia a . lteohman II Oblo state University. Meet in Dayton . Temperance Union Elects Mrs. Retired? nament. ......... for nolOID'. Educators Will trip. Chilean Cheerleaders at ROBINSON, lll. (IJPI)-Dean Re!ram ...., a.o •25,000 lld>ln- This Week's Games inl publlo capital Unprovemenl.l ; •'I 1 Mr, and Mrs. · Robert l{- Ronald•Brow.W. the holtesa. of 'Rlslilg Sun, Mil:, *IMI Mrl. Ed- A Halloween duVIOr waa planned wl)'d Krlll!lmel ofPtiT)'.We, Md. for Oct. 23 at Oscaila ·ResiiUr-· ·w,re vlslll>ra llllt'IIW the post 1111 Ill Galllpollo, aiad the:omual Wl"'k (J( Mr, and Mre. Kellttlh Cl\riaiJilao dlmer wu aet lor !Jaiorll and aoni. · · · Dec. IS. Mlos Nary Am Dennis o1 Ellat Member~ bol!lll iewlOV dn toY• Llverpooi.(itheguesto(Mf,and ll> .be COIItributscliDU.,annuaJ Nre. Bob Hoe0tchand41all((htere. ll,rOJoct- of helpi!V oeeCI;y chD· Rick GUmore, student at tho dren carrlocl oot Ill' the JIJceeL Trl-Cc>unty Technlcallnatltute at Mro. Flo Sirlckland presided Nelsonville, · was here tor the · when ~ nunmage aale was achedweekend with hla parenta, Mr. . ond Mre. ElzaGilmore,.tr., Line- · oln Heights. Rick Is llkllll a twoyear course in forestry techoo 1.1; NANS,. F...... (IJPlll'M'O RodrlaUis (J( Maleo 11111 Lucllll ' Blaltdtl (J( Bolptllll dro¥8 UMir Ford GT ID Yl~ In the 2.-.- Le Nina opom By ....... '· 01 \• United. Press lnter,.tlonal oOllbrooll 40 '!Win Val. North 18 Loral• Sf. Nary'o 34XenlaWIL 6 Cleve. Joha Hay 22 Clew. Collinwood It Clew. HolJ! Name 35 Cle~e. Rttodes 12 Euclid 16 Shaker Heights 0 Richmond Hgts. 34 Beechwood 0 Newbury 50 Clewe. Luth. East 8 Cleve. Unlverslt,y School 20 Wickliffe 6 Clewe. HawkeM 36 Ledgemont 0 ·' • yOU Grid ·Scores •I f/p_n·. Hoiiday· Events /I .• v N~ W ZenUh ;z~;~r.:;;,,:l~~.l":,~: tile fun aKain. Prec:ision amplifir•tion from' 2 drru id . Wl'iJI:~I onty"·'116 ·ounce and ~, KiKKJ fuf mO ~ I Cumr in fur il d('monstr.Jtiort of Zt!nith'i ',new Zl'nt,>IW II ju ~~ riKhl for you! ' . '• FOR TV 'DINNERS TtH: 4114/•ly ~i in be~rc lhv o.J~Pe P ' oo• ' . '• '· ' 10. ~. Jar ' • J£ .. : .COLA ~ . ... ·1.09 P0·1ATOES. 25 lb. bag "SCOT ·LID �., ' \ ~ }'::;:;:;:;:;:;:i::;:;:;:;:;: :;~:::::: ::;:;:;:;:;:; :;:;:;:;:;:;:::::: : }. P6tneroy;;\' { , ,,. ,. . . , . ~~ fliil~ pi••• !'ere .~ t<hen 'idee! to., Pet, . iO· and 11'111 t:;; Pi!!rsona/' Notes ;:;:f ~N~· ~~~w;mte SewlJW Cluti 100tr,. PhUtps Slatera'• bulldlllio A thank . etntlf ~ :lhe ciQbhousewlthMrs. note .... read rr ... Mrs. ::' '· P<t. .335 .332 ll~· (In All'~!, J11i· Alou, AUa ( ' ~ ' '·I, ' •',• ,'' . ' IGO .317 - . _ Cln lttGO:Ift 188.312 Flood. Ill. L 150618711&&.301 . -.. NY 147 509 63151.297 Btdlrt, Chi 1;!5 843 99189 .294 NcCovl', SF 1411523 81153.293 -·""" 16159154172.291 Clmote, Pit 132 50274146 .291 American LeaAue G. AB R. ll P<~ Yllrokl, Boa n7 539 90 162 .301 Coler, Qak 147 50453146 .290 Olin, Nln 128 470 54136 .289 Horton, !let 143 512 68146.285 tlhlndr. Nln 140 48852136.283 Buronl, Bal 130 426 65120 .282 DawlUo, Cal 146 519t91M.277 Cpuia, Oak 159 642 87 177 .276 llarrllll, Boa ISO 53579147.275 F. Hwd, Waa 15859879164,274 Mon<b'. Oak 14848256132 .274 Home Runs NetJM&l League: McC<Jveo', San Fran 36; Allen, Phlla 33; Chi 32; Williams, Chi 30; Bank•. H.Atla29. American League: F. Howard, Wuh 44; Hortoo, Det 36; Harrel$1111, Boa 35; Jad<lon, Oak 29; Freehan llld Cosh, Dot 25. Runa u.tud In NatiGnal League: McCovey, Son Fran 105; WW!arna and Son· to, Chi 98; Perez, Cln 92; Allen, Phlla 90. American League: Harrelaon, Boa 109; F, Howard, Waah 106; Northrup Dot 90; Horton, Del 85; POwell, Bait<> and Freehan, Dot 84. Plteblng National Leogue: Blass, Pll! 18-ll; Marlchal, Son Fran 269; Glb1011, !l. L 22.!1; Kline, Pitt and Repn, Cbl 12..1. American Leogue: McLain, Dot 31-ll; Culp, Boo 16-6; Tlant, Clove 21.8; Ella""rth, Boa 16· 7; McNally, BallA> 22-10. JOINT RESOLUTION ;:,:..,_-::a-' .wag ...... OJ Oldo ~ VIU ot o.t cdAdkiJe Ole ..... leaden~ II to alllkori!Mo ow laltWUie 0! liOadl or eU..I' Ullptlal loa pUUc ca.uaJ, IIDP*Of mqte Ia Qblo. Be It raoJ.•ed by lhe General of "the State of O~o1 tbrft-ftftha of tb.• memben eleewa to aeb bOUM tb.ereol coneurrtnc tn, that tbtere lhall .bl tubto th' dlclon ot' ~ S\a.. bto. in the manner p~rtbed D1 w, at an eltctlon to be held on Lhe flnt truHda)" .ttu tbe Am ......,. In Nov.,...,,,_ a prooolltlon to amead ArUc1e vtn of lhe ~11 '•. .. CouUtutiOD ot tlw Stat.e ot Ohio by eddlnt thereto a new MCtlon u folloWII ; '1" ARTICLI: Section IL In add.IUon to lhe au· thodzatiOD othenrtM contained in Article VlD of the Obio COMUtu~~.J-~ alllmbly, ID acCORWllle Witb. ltut IUb~ to tb• lJmltatloM of thie IIICUOD~ rtUI1 au· tborla tbe u.u.n.c. of oaH.«aUona, tnclu.c:Una bondl aDd notes. of the .tate or Of lltate lnatitutloDI, boards, COIIUiliMio~ autb.oriUet, or other ltlte ~ or inatnlmentllllties ior aD7 one or mon ot the follow - . ,_,enl ' • so:~ ell' raee. . NEW YORK (IJPI) - Mr, Rlgltt upaet 111ia1J11 Damueuo Ill' a 10110 In the $106,800 W.OOWard S!Akeo at Bllmoot Park. CHICAGO (U!'D- To Vqa, the even money ~avorlte, outdlatanced Forlen COinet and Cleve. Gilmour 36 Franacull ID capture the $50,000 Cleve. Western Rsv. 14 odded Diamond Jubilee !lakes Akron Kerunorel6 AkroiiNorthO Akron Hower 28 Akron Buchtel IS Jackson Milton 6 Lakeview 0 Unltsd Local 12 Springfield Local 0 By Unltsd Pre a • lnlerllltlonal Confteld 3 Llbert.Y 0 saturday Centerburg 6 Lucas 6 (tie) COle. HarUey 38 Cnls. Wehrle 0 Oregon at Ohio State Bowllrw Green at Wastern Mich.. L'lewe. St. Jos01>h 50 Kent state al Miami cots. DeSales 12 Toledo at Ohio University Fairfield Unloo 34 LanCaster Fenwick 12 Hiram at Capital Wabash 1t Denison Newark CAtholic 60 Zanesville Reserve 0 Ohio Wesleyan at Helde~l Marietta at Kenyon Cin. Moeller 9 Newport (Ky,) Catholic 0 Mt. Union at Wooster Norwalk SL Paul 34 Edison 12 Obelln at carnegie-MeUon Wittenberg at Lehigh Dayton Wilbur Wright 30 carroll 23· Ashland at Central State Findlay at Defiance SteubenvUle Central 16 East Llverpooll4 Wilmington at Blufftoo Weirton (YI. VL) Madonna 27 Case Tech at John C&rroll Mingo Junction 0 Grove City at Adelbert Eastern Michigan at Akron Cle~e. Benedictine 62 Cleveland East 6 Ohio Northern at Ferris St. Marohall at xavier (N) Cleve. West 16 Cleve. West Tech 0 Youngotown at lllld.·Wal. (N) Elyria Clthollc 26 Cleve. Stanlllaus 6 Toledo Scott 31 Tmodo Waite 18 Cleve. SL Edward 22 BridgepOrt 32 Warwood, W.VL 7 Bedford Chanai 8 sandusky SL Mary 6 Lekotl 0 LIWe Miami 44 Ki11!B 24 Trotwood 50 Northridge 0 Crestwood 26 Southeast 6 Niles McKinley 50 Tot Libbey 0 Marion Clthollc 49 Cardil1!too 16 ' ' 1!..;_' OAKLAND, Callt. (IJPI)- \lOii Kenned:r wu Dred u - r the Olkland AlllleUco and replaced I l l ' - - · (J( NEW YOBK (IJPI) - The Unltsd Slalea Olympic ba-ball tum . . lllo JII'D(oUional New York KitJCkeri>Ockoro 85-M In overtime. fire tratnlnl. If lax supported ol). li(attona are 1llufd un<k>r autbortty of thla aectton to reUN tax .upported obll&aUona prevkluiiY 1lsued. under authortt)>" of thlll RCUon, auch new obliJaUone •hall not be counted aralnet such limit& to the extent that the principal amount thereoi ~e• not exii!Hd the principal am.ount of the obUp.Uonl to be retired thereby. Eaeh isaue of tax •urported obll· JBUone luued punuan to this secUon lhall mature tn not more than thlrt7 yean from the date of i!lSU· ance thereof, or, U tuued to retire obUiatlona iUufd b.ereuader. within thirty yeah from .the -Qat• INCh clebt was or1(1naUJ contracted. If aucb tax aupporled oblllatlona are taau.ed at notu tn antldpj~itlon of the 151uance of bonds, proviaton &hall be made bJ law for .ett1n1 allde. .a Ion1 ill auch notu ar. oulltandlnl: into 1 special fund or Iunde auen amounts from the *lUreel authoriUd tor payment of tueh bond• under this aeetlon a1 would be IUftlcient for payment of that amount of principal on auc:h bond• that would have been payable durlnl such period If such bonda, matur1nl durlnl a periOd of thirty yean. had been Issued without prior tsauanee of IUCh notes. Such tWld. or fundi may be Wled solely tor the payment M principal of such notel'l or ot bond• In anticipation of whic:b Jueh nota have been The falth and credit and excililel 1be eon.tructlOn, nconatrucUon, or and taxea at. ~ &tate, excludlnl other bnprovement 0! bJCbwayl, ad valorem taxes on real or per· tbme on the state b.ICh· 10nai property and Income taxe1. and urban extenJJ.Oil.l 1hall be r,•ledled to the payment of , theM within or lndin1 to the prtnc pal of and lnterett on such pubUc parka or rec:raUOnal .real, tax s upported obliJaUonl, llnkinl and tho. within or le.dinl to rnu- or bond re tirement fund pl"1)vialonl ftlcl»al corporations. tbe acqu1a1· 1hall be made therefor, and thla UOn, coutruetio.n. recoutrucUon, &ection shall otherwise be implear otbe:r Improvement of. and JJro- mented. all In the manrier and to vlalon of equipment for, bulldlnil. the e xtent provided bv law by the ltnletura. or other lm.provemente. general assembly, lncludi.nt proft. and necnucy pl.mnlnJ and ent~ ­ aiOnl for appropriation ol pfedled DHI'Inl. for water POlluUon control exeitet and taxe1, and covenan&. and abatement. tncludinl tboH for to conttnue their levy, eollecUon appllcaUOn, to conUnue 10 lone ••••• couecuon, treatment. or dil· and aueh tax 1upported oblipttonl poul. water manaJernent. 1nclul11nl as thOle for water dt.trlbuUon, colle~.: · are outstandln(, wttbout neceulty Uon, auppb'. 1iorap, or lmpound- for further appruprlaUon notwlthm~t, and atream RoW control. and Jtandinl Section 22 of Article II, flood control, a\ate aupported or Ohio ConstituUOn; provided that the moneyl referred to In Section aailted tn1UtuUona of hllher edU· $a of Article XII, Ohio ConaUtuUon, caUOn. technical education. voeaUonal education, juvenile correction, herein ealled htl}lway user recelpU, •hall, after provision for payment tninLnl and rehabiUtaUon, parka and J'eCI'IP.JIUon, resnreh and de- of amount& pledpd to obll(atlon. heretofore or ben-after luuect under velopn~mt with respect to tranl-o ol this Article, pofLiiUon. btllhwaya and htfbWQ Section• 2e and tnnaportaUon. mental hyJiene and be pledftd to the payment of the prtnc:lpal of and lnh~Hst on h il!"h Ntardatton, poUce and llre trainina. atrporte, and olher 1tate butldlnCI way obligation• authorized by this and ltnlcturea, and the acqullitfon JedJon but not to other obliJaUon• and improvement of real estate and authortud hereby . U excllel and lnleratl theHln HQUired with N • ta:Ket other than highway user r.apact to the fonco1nl. illcludlna eeipts are pledftd to the payme nt JMrtldpa.Uon tn any IIUCh capital of the principal of or Interest on ~ents with. tbe federal JOY· hJ£bway obUiaUons authoriRd by ei'IUIMftt. municl.pal eorporatfDM, th& eectlon, In each year \hat liUCh aounU.., or other tovernmental h.llh.way uaer recelpta are available entltles or any one or more o1 ror auch purpose. the same shall be ~ whieb ~rtidpaUon may be appropriated thereto and the reapplleaUon of IUC:h other ti7 aranta, loilN or contrtbuUone quired to them for any of auch capital excl~es ana taxe~ shall be reduced improvements. · If Ill hereby deter- in correapondinl' amount. mined tbat INCh capital lmoroveThe pneral auembly allo may mentl will dlnctb' or tndtrerlb authoriU the iuuanee or revenue cnt~tel Jobl. enhance .nploJment oblllaUona and other obUIJIUona, opportun!Uea. and Improve the eco- the ownen or holcten of wbich are nOmic welfare of the people of tbe nol ctven the rilht to have exctaes or taxee levied. "by the Jeneral al'nul laiUance under authority of aembly tor the payment of princiUtie aectton M obliJ&UOM the hold- pii thereof or interest Uterean, for en -or ownen of which are atve n 1uch capttal improvement& for men· Ute riJht to lulve eaclaa and taxet tal hYIIme and retardaUOn. parka leVIed bJ' the teneral auembly for and recreatlon1 ~te aupporte<l and the payment of the principal •tate aullt.ecl IQIUtuUona of hllber tbftt:Of or interest thereon, heHin education, Jnc:ludlnl thoR for tech ailed tax aupDQI'ted obiiJations. nical adueation, water pollution lhaU be subJect ill the followlnl eontn.l and abatement. w1ter man UQIItatiOrUI. Hot more thom o-ne arement. and h.OUIInJ of J>raneh.tl hUndred mtulon dollars principal and apnelea of state I(OVemment. ~nt may be laued. In any cal ~ whicb obllpUona ahaU not be subenclar ;rear and not more than tlve ject to other provisions of lhia sec· hundred m.IIUort dollan principal tlon and ~II not be deemed to be amount maY be outlltandln( at any debts or bonded lndebtedneu of the One time for IUCh capital lmprove - 1tate undl'r other proYialon& cd thil mrnts for hiJhway• and re!Jeareh Conatltutton. Such oblllatlons may and (le:velopment with ~ spcct to be tee\U'ec:l by a pledge under law, hllhWIIYI and hlillway traru porta• without necessity for further aptlon. hentn cauea·· hl.hwa.v ohlill:<l · propriatton, of all or 5Ueh portion doni. provided that fifty per cent of ~ts th.e .-cnerul .ossemblY <!Uihorl te! the piOeeedt of the ftrtl{ fiv e bun· of char1n lor the treatmenl or care clrt!d minion dollars of .lil uch tu nf m ental hvgtene and retardaUon aupported hllh.way obltlatlom shall patients, receipts with respect to be used for urban extension• of purkl and reereatlOMI facUIUes, re· 1tute b.l.rhways and hlfhwayll wilhln ct•ipts of or on behalf o! state or JudJn& to munkiPill cnrpora· 1upported and &tate aas.lllted ln.U· Uona. Not mo~ than two hundr ed tulions of hicher education , or 1111Y nine million dollllrt a ~~:~re~te othe r Hvenue• or reeetpts, speclfted principal nmount or ~uch t.otx sup- b )' la w for such. purpose , of the ported oblllattons may be l!lliued "tate or lb otneera, departmenb, Cor tbe other ca:r.itlll Improvements divllilona, lnttituUons, bo.ardl , com · afore•ld. provl ed thDt from the ml s.o;lons, auUioi'IUea, or other state ~;~ gencl es or Instrumentalities, and prOeeed• thereof one hundrM thll proviJJ.on may be Implemented twenty RdWon duDan lhall be uled bv taw to better provide theHior: Cor water polluUon control 1nd abAtement and water mam:r(ement. novJdttd. howeve r, that any eh.arl!"e• ~ne hundred mUUon dollan lhaU or the treatment or care of mental or retardation iH!Uents may be I&IGd for bllher education. tech- hbe.YR'iene !10 plcd(e4 only to oblllatlonl nical and v.oeatl11nal education , 11nd l&liUed for Cltpital improvement. ior tuftf'lle conecUon. trnlnlnl 11nd reiLibiUbltiOn, twentY" mllllon dol- menbl byatene 11nd retardation, any ll•rs llhall be ueed. lor p~~rtl:l and ree!!lpts With rnpect to park• and maJ' be ao pledged only recr:e.tton, and n~r"! million dof- reere:.tlon obll;.,uonll issued for corpltal bn• lDn for alrporf!L and fOJ' conltrue - to uon, rebabllttatJOn . and equipping provcmenta for p:.rks nnd reerN~· of Other .tale bU!Ddll'nal and t truc- Uon, any receipts ot or on behalf tu~ lncludlnf u;:.ie for police und ol st.:Jot.e aupported or stute autated lnaUtuUona oi hllher education mQ' be pledred onlf to obU(aUona fa.. sued fOr capita Improvements for atate Jupported or atate aw.ted llUJtltutions of htJher education, and an)' other t"evenues or receipts may be so pledged onlr to obligations ltsued lor capita. improvements which are In whole or In put u&e• fU.I to, conJtructed by, or financed by the department, board. eommla· lion. authority, or other a1eney or .lnatrumentallty that receive• the revenue~ or ueelpta so pledled. 1'he authority provided by this para· araph ia In addition to, cumulative with, and not • JJmltaUOn upon. the autbor1Ur of the rener•I uaembly Udlr .other provlal~ of thbl Con· at:ltutiOn!· ,tuCh par,.nph j:IOC!I not friipalr any law her«ofore enacted b7 the ren.eral auembly, and any oblJJ;aUon• iaued under any rucb law con.llltent with the provision& o1 thll pan.P"aph lhall ~ deented to be laued under authority of thta parap-aph. Both the prtnc:lpal of all obliP· tiona authorized under authority of lh11 aec'-'on and tbe interest thereon shaU -be exempt from taxation wlthl.n this state. Be Jt further l'ftOlved, Tha& at lbe election herein deslenated lor aubmiuton of thll amendment to the elector. at the State of Ohio, IIUC!h amendment lihaU be placed on the ol!\elal ballot In the rnarul;ef preterlbed by law eACnUally In Ute follow1nl form : za ...... l Shall Article VIII o1 lhe Ohio Col\llltuUOn be ain.ended by adcllnl Seetlon :U empowerin( the General Auem.bly to authorize adcUtional obllaationa. 1ncludlnl bonOa and notea, for biJhway• and other pU bite capital improvementa deslpated below, It be1nJ therein determined that they w1U create ;tob.lil, enhance employment opportuni· Uea and ttnprove the economte wellara ot the people of the state? Such obllptlon• payable from exdan and taxet. •xc:ept propert7 and Income taxu, lhall mature within thii'I.J yean and 1re IUbJect to the followln( Umltatlons : For hllh:W.afl and re&earcb for b.fJhways and hi&h.way tranaportAUon. not more than $100,000,000 m.ay be b- l Ued 1n any one rear and not more than a lo tal of $500,000,1100 may be outstandlnl at any one Ume: and for other upltal improvements not more Ulan an a1· ..................... may be laued, of which e120,000.000 il for water pollution control and water mana&ement, elOO,OOO,OOO for hiJb.er education. technical and vocational education, and juvenile correction, trainlnl and rehabtllta• tlon. po,ooo,ooo for parkl and nereaUon. a nd '18,000,0110 for air• porta, and other date bultdl:,; and lllnletura Jnetud tru-e for lice an tire Under auch Section 2t the General Aaembb' abo may provide for JUCh capital Improvementa for mental hY· (Iene and retardation, parka and recreation. hldler educaUon, water pollution control~ waW manatement. ana holll• inJ of atate I(OVemment. throulh the luulnce of revenue and other ob· Jll(nUOnl, the hol::len of whleb are (iven no right lo have exe!Hii or taxu levied by the seneral auembly, whiCh obllpUona shall not be ~ounted lllfainst the ubove Umltatlon1, lhall not be deemed to be debts of the slate for other pUfl)(IRI of the ConeUtutlonl and may be secured oy a pledlt:e of revenua or rftlt'!pb . tra. M••""- ~In at (N) WIIJitil1ltoo at Blulllclll (N) Clnclnnali at HouitGn (N) Loula.We at llo1too (N) N- Nlghtpme GERMANS ARRIVE HANOVER, GernwQ< (IJPI) -The Deutoche liDclrey Club, one (J( a.o -.. In ~. Dew II> New TeHI &mdoy "' jJIIJ two ....... ' In . North America. ' The team wUl CODtpele In Now York, Toronto, Hamlltno Bermuda and aloo).ondon Gil ill retUrn Work where there,are ·less than S·em}lldyftS? ~ yed? Self· CHILE PAIITICIPATES SANTIAGO, Chile (IJPl)- The team wiU Ill. lA> au~r Melbourne, Auatrella II> pui!Ci. pate In the EllelthDWir cup World Golf Tournalnent, a opokeoman said SUIHII.J, Guy Barrlolhet, the tAIODI captain, aald that Cblle woold oak II> be the lllte (J( the 1112 World Amateur Golf Tour· ~ on aid amendment be cleelared: eceol'dlnl to law to have voted in tavor thereof the tovemor of the State of Ohio lhllt maka protlama· tton thereof forthwith. '"" . .... . ::•J1 R ' Now, during this special enrollment period, is the ·best time to apply for Blue Cross,and Blue Shield protection. Fill out and .return this coupon beto·re October 16th! • 1If you're elisible for Medicare be sure k> chec~ ~row , for details on Blue Cro83 · 65, the coveraee deoi&ned k> filllhe I'JPS In Medicare.) ARTICLE XII No property, taxed aOeordlnl to value, lhall be ao taxed in •xce• of one per eent of U• true value in money for aU •tate and lOcal purposes, but lawa may be paaed. authorl:dnf. addiUonal taxa to be levied ou Ide of mch llmJtaUOD, either when approved b1 at leaM a majority cd electon cd the taXInl dktrlct. votlnl on tueh p~ltqn, or when provided for b)" the char· ter of a municipal corporation. Land and ImproVements thereon lhall be t.exed b)' untfonn rule aeeordlnJ to value, except that the Geneml Aaembl,y rna,- provide b)" law for a homatead exemption. 'l'be qualification• and condiUoiUI for aucb exemption 1hall be .et bp the General Auembl.y IUtljeet to the Umltatlon that an owner of a hOmatad shall be a reddent of the ltate of Ohio, •haU be aixt:Y·Ilve: Blue CI'OflS takes the money worry and the red tape out of a hDBpital stay. Out of every Blue CI'OflS dollar, over 95¢ is available to pay subscribers' hDBpital bills. Blue Cross gets you admitted to the hDBpital, and back home again, with no waiting, no tiresome paperwork, no complicated fonns to fill out. You never have to pay the hDBpital first, then wait to get your money back. When you leave the hOBpital, it's over ... all over ... with the Blue CI'OflS portion of your bill already paid. And Blue Shield is .there to help with doctor bills for surgery, in-hOBpital 81le1Jthesia and medical care. =:•AIHmbb" ~ :.': ~m:~. ~~ ~ ma:r aleo provide b)' law for a homestead exemption fill' all readenta ol Oblo who own and n:atde In the homntead, 1.be amount of such exempUoa ID be dat.nniDed by or fn ac:cordaftllll' wttb a.w. AU bondl out.tand1M: on the 1st day ol Ja nuar,, 1111S, o£ the Illite of Ohio or ot any el.b, villlp, hamlet. county or lownahtp In thil ltlta, or whiCh bave been tsau.:l In behaU of the publte Mboola vi. Oblo ad the meana of lnltrucUon ln connee· uon tbarewtth, Which bondl wa-e out.tandlnl on the lit day of .Jan· uary, 1913 and all bOnda Luu.ed • the World War Compen.uUon Fund. ahall be exempt from taxation, and w:ithbut Um~UnJ the rat powt,r, aubi~ to tbe ona M Art1cle I of tb.la Uon to determine the sub1ectl and mirlbOdi of taxa· tion or eumptfonl tbenfrom, Pft• eral law• may be paaad to u~ bunrlnt ~ public aahoOI eral ;, I. dWIIabte- llvelt for 1117 pu.blfc ~. bbt an luch 1awa lhall M ~- • • WftUon or repelll: and tM ftlute Unt'e.M~ ~ an<l' publlabed u mu be b1 lliw. EFI'IC'TIVS DAn: ~ 8.&nAL adoptad by • .-JorltJ' Cit ... u eft'"' electon voUn1 oa tbU ' •erctment the amandment thaD tate ImmediatelY. and nlltla• eeetlon' I of....._o\_r;ttde xn of Uta Conttltutloa of vruo lhaU be rept.al.t rrom lUCia effeeUva date. UNITED STATES OF AMERICA· STA'n or OHIO OPTICJ: OF TRB BICRET ARY OF STAT& f. 'RD W. B&OWN. a.cntaq{ of ur tnt !nate of Obio, do hereby c:erll ry that the fol'tlfttnl ll 11 true copy of Amtnded Subatf.: tute Sen:~le loin\ JteeoluUon Mo. 211 arrl Amendlld Substlfute HOUII Jotnt Resolution No. a ftkd 11\ the omce of the Secretar7 of Stale and proposlnl td 11men4 'the above RCUon. of the eon.utu.Uon of Ohio. Stair IN TESTI"MONY "A'JfZUQJ', J hav• ttereunto ·subacribed ,_, 1\Ufte and aftlxed m7. oftldal .... at Columbua thll latb dar ol Auf\llt. And be tt further ruolved, that 1110. the required pubUeo.tlon of the 111id proPI)I(!d ame ndmant ahall ~ made and the rorm of ballot to be used In aid election tor the tJUbmlulon thereof shall be prepnred by the Secretary of State of Ohlo In con(Seall fonnlty with the above PNvlllona. If a majority ol the eleerton vottn1 liy order of the Boord of Electlone, of Mtoltl Cou,..y, Ohio EMMETT G. WILL, Cheir111o11 DOROTHY M. JOHNSTON, Director . ·~ · - PLEAS£ PRINT r··' I u--. ~ u.d u.JualveiJ public wonldp. inltlttltlone uaed ... -.~ 1 Inez Turner .,.... eJected Pl-eoldent~r Nlddl.,..,rti\'C!Iften's Chrlattan Temperanee Union Frl· claf nlslil it the home Mr" Vl~la stacy, .>·.!JI!'er ollleers electad !Dr the · J~9 year were Mre. Florence , Jll~s, wlce preoldent; Mra. 1ieullh Wl)lte, secretary; Mrs. ~ CUol, treasurer; MrL Gene'vtew ·saxton, promotion aecr• ~~ and Mrs. ha TUrner, Oow· Or fwd chairman. · ·SorviiV on the ncimlnatlng..,;... mlttee which preaeniecl the slate ~f ~meers ware Mrs. Lene Mc-IIIDiey, Mrs. Pearlllotfman and Wblle. l j)evoUons Ill' Mrs. Cline token &om Pwm 1 OJII!Mld the meet.lnl- She reid an arUcle from the "()ti:lo l.,.ue" written by Senator lla1,h Yarborough of Texas. A period of sUent prayer In memory of Mrs. Edith McNeel ~ held. Program boob were ~ltrlbutecl. Mra. Bertha Archer )ru reported UL Thankyounotes for fruit were read trom Mrs. Bush and Mrs. 1 r e n e Croaa. A friendship circle and Prayer by Mlaa Margaret Sauer ~udocl the meetlrv, ·shower Given •b .,_ Umeto ·":1rs. TurnerpsPresi8ent · or a·re '~' lflrL 0 Birth goto L111 dian S. '· 1 Homa Addlltl I I I L. ( ' My apeuH il now allllblo 0' . EWh110 Stotattioott Wlll bo olflt) ... "\ '. ' '" f· • ~ ~ &tu~ ·caoss ·. . of '0E~TRAi OHIQ. 174'East ~ong S,tr~t · ' Columbus, Ohio ·43215 .,; aq,., """' and Brenda, Jimmie and llaYid Foreman, and Jake 9nl- ltr. ·Oilier• prelltlttlng JlllatA>MJ;o. Fpreman · were Juanita s.yro, \(acle Cleek, llel401 Harrlo, Lo- lita l'l'oiDtt. Ann BolO, Glall,yl Boio, -~lie Sbaban, Goldie Plckllli; .,... Erneal BreWer, !!YlYia - · and Mra. Raymond Gbrmlel • . • i~:r:==~::====:==~= ==:=:::=:=:===:=====:=:=====:=:===·=·===:::::::,::: :::Middleport... { '!!Personal Notes X)! « ... James Conde, rreshman at Obi<> state Unlwerslt,y, opelit the weekend here with hto parents, Mr. ond Mrs. l!!qene Con<te. Mr L Florence Hl.nlwy, who has spent the past aeweral weeks here with her alater1 Mrs. Beulah White, wW return to her ttom~ln Held by Lodge Past matrana of Evansellne Chapter, Order of the Ealtern star, met Friday night at the Milldleport MalOnic Temple for a pltl.uck diMer. · Round-roblil cards were olgn· eel for Mrs. Zella Cross and Mrs. Jeaele Houdashelt. An In· vllltlon from the Pomeroy pall matrons was read ~th the Middleport ·gm~p accepting the lnvltaUon to a dinner at the Pomeroy Masudc Temple . on Oct. 29, . Grace bef9re the dinner was given by Mrs. Mary Hughes, and Mrs. John I,yono preoentsd de· voUons using "Choosing Your Faith" taken .... from the Secret Place. Stick Antenna Purchased Mr. and Mrs. Scott SYRACliSE - The Trl Coou1tJ1 Citizens Bend Radio Club meet- Mr. and Mrs. Jease Arnold Scott . n of Columbus are announcing the birth o1 lhelr first child, a ala pound daughter, born Sept. H at !l. Ann's Hospital ' • Tburaday .night, Sept. 12, U In TrOuble " lip the cheerl-ro foUowlns t h e Allta~a-Melga game. Her guests were Linda Car. dlllo, Kathy Morpn, Diane Knorr. Lola Sauer, Brenda McGuire, Kenda Chaney, and Sin<V Zerkle ol the varsity group; and Mary Bradbury, Debbie Crow, BeckY Swindell and Kati\Y Moore, reserve a. A thou!!ht lor the clafAmerlcan playwright Loolo Kaufman Anspa.cher, once said: 4 'Marrtage ts tttat relaUoo betWeen man and woman in which the lndependeoce Is equal, the dependence mutual, and the obligation reciprocal." l II I I I I BBANJ) SJIO~S "NN MADAM, THE SOAK CYCL! IS NO'f THI PRECIPITAnON PATTERN FOR THIS AREAl WDI'Mft rate ~ THE SHOE BOX l_:e~~~~~~~~--WHERE SHOES ARE Autom~~lic: S..k Cyc'- lfMftl of all trather fHtuNII Mer.. , why- tt. Prl. . .lre th• .,.... ......- 1 I II I I Most wemen are p.-...ntly ulin1 h•ncl...,.klnt~ ........ . fir p,....notlot ,...,,..., 1 - of clothe1, · lut, hlnckolklna nwthacla .,... h.,.d en hllftlll. Anti._, Ia~ ttr.. ond nqulre IIIII"' of heawy clot.... to '"' ....,... wetcerua the w•ther that rMke• n•klnt •• automltlc 11 wuhln1. Ancl enly 1 FrlfklaiN AuteiMflc Soak Cyc:l• Weiher lht•l FOR TIJE ENTII!t F~LY ' ~> ,, --------------, NAME 1 •· Daughter Born to at the club's ~eetlqr place on Fourth st., waa called to order by James R. lfhlte, octtng preald~~Kt by prQIJII the Lord's Prayer in unison and gtvtng the !lag pleclse. Groce Holslnpr read the ml11oo utea or the laat meeting and the tret.surer'a...report was Biven by Apea Wblte. Both were _,roved •• road. A bitter waa read from u. Ci B. R. A. ...,.Alllinc:e and clld> by • lawa were pwan ou~ Duea were coUeeted. It waa vateel II> buy a atlck antoma ind wire for lnatollillllhe clld> ndlo at the SOhto po atatlGII In Raeine t for which Mel Forester, atalloo ma-,. wiD monlll>r !Dr Ra-Acl purpooea~ A riow ReAct a<hedule waa c - e d Ill' Mr. Wblte .and II'Prov';i. The aJopn uo,.t In the Labur ill1 pafocll, entered Ill' aome member~:, waa ••Trt CcuKy C. B. SALE PLANNED A rummase eale wiU bo held Sbella Cblldo enterlllnocl with Thuraday from 9 a.m. II> 4 p.m. a slWiiber party Friday night k>r at tho St. Paul Lutheran Church: l BAKER LIGHT BULBS Potluck Dinner Akron Wedneaday, ~= ; Comphl(ed lnqui/);· must blllnl btlott Oc!obei' 1~ . 1968 to: Smlllt, Mra. Llza Foreman. Mra. Rutb woite, Mra. Mu GuUte& M..O: Grote Fttrbee, Mrs. HelMrL Ell081 Weeks, Mri Golda Helnoy, Mra. illbel er:; Donald McK.nlght for 4owero aent at the tllne 'Of bet filltor'a death. Mro. Harvey. Van Vranken will lie hootoaa for the - · ineOUnc. :Mre. Doo Mulien provided. the hoote~o Bill ror Mra. Brownlftl. A deaaert course wu oerw:cl "' ll>:lae Damed and Mrl. Edward WeUo, Mre. NershaU Klrv1Mri. Doo Colllno, Mrs. llll'mond Bat· 1;!<, Mre. Lorry Wehrq, Mrs. Jamea Neutzu._, Mrs. Harold Hood, Mrs. carolyn McDaniels. and Mf•· Elza Gilmore, Sr. · Slumber Party MONDAY SOUTHERN ATHLETIC BooatUNDERGOES SURGERY era meeting, Monda¥, 7:30p.m. ~~- Kathem Houah Smith, II hiah school In Racine; El1011 Or. Lorin C. Staats, Univer- -~cer, prell. .t. All dlltrlct datli;IWr of Mr. and Mrs. Ill· slty of Dayton, will emphasize · residents lnteresied in athletics bortruR<Juah, Middleport, Wide)'· went hip surgery Friday. A secthe teacher ln the classroom urged II> attend. when ·he speaks on 11 The Major ond IIPII'&tlon will take place In TUE&lAY abollt three Weeks. Her hoapi. Premise Eternal" SOUTHERN BAND Boosters, tal eonflnement will range from Mia& Evalyn Buechner, COlum~ Tuesc!aj', at the Racine llllh 1b: weeks to three months. 9te bus teacher, will be the presidSchool, 7:30 p.m.; to plan for is a patient at Mount Carmel ing officer 1 completlns her two year term aa state preakleni. tog ciiJ. All band parenta ln- Hospllll, Columbus, Room 735, Miss Olive J, CArruthers, liXIian- vltsd. WOMEN'S AUXILIARY, Rl· apolls, the Great Leke Reglo,.l clue Fire Department, 8p8cla1 grand vice president or the aorormeeting, 7 p.m. Tuesday at the lty, wut attend. Mrs, Jeannette firehouse; to plan bazaai-. Dul.lrw, Dayton, Is convention POMEROY CHAPTER 186, Or· chairman. der of Eastern Star. 7:45 _p, m. TUesday, Masonic Templei election of omeers; aMual dues are pa.yable. WEDNESDAY POMEROY SHAKESPEARE Club, I :30 p.m. We<lnesday, home r1 Mrs. Robert Warner; Names r1 oriental countries at roll call; Mrs. Ben Neutzling to reView a book on ttte Or1ent, and Miss LYdia Ellersbach to give devotions • MIDDLEPORT AMATEURS Gardeners, 8 p.m. Wednesdly, home of Mrs. L. E. Reynolds; Mrs. 0, P, Klein, program, and a bulb exchange. ~ MIDDLEPORT LITERAR'fl" Club, first meeting II> be held WOdnetlday at 2 p.m., home or 75 1oe w. MONDAY-TUESDAY -WEDNESDAY EA. ·U' ' r· Mrs . James TtiDs, Rutland. Mrs. James Euler to revtew ''Thirteen Colonies." THURSDAY MEIGS COUNIT COuncil, PTA, 7:30 Thursday night in Southern Hi.gb School auditoriwn wlth the Racine unit as host; Mrs. Gordon West, chairman of hospitalit,y; program, discussion on topics or school interest; Mrs. Robert Roberts oC Letart Falls, program chairman. SEE Us FOI YOUI · In Columbus. The child hu been named Sylvia Am. Mra. Sc<ltt Ia tho former Sandra Bailey (J( Raelne, daUJI(Iter (J( the late Oliver Belley and Mro, Neva Frederick of Jn. dlanap>lla, Ind. Mra. ~lvla carpenter (J( Portland Ia a greot • griiiCilnother. Mr. Sc<ltt II I student at Olilo Stale \J!dverall;!<. Mra. Scott wiU reoume her aludlaa there ror the wlnter quar. ter. ' FilE AlltlUJo INSUIAIICE MARKET - Open Daily 9 to 9:30..;Sun. 12 to 9:30 We Aa:ept Federal Food Stamps ':Gnw Mill 1nd Seaa11d Sts. .... 1111 PHONEt 992-3480 "We TURKEY MSTICKS B CON 49e LB.PKG. Not-""*' IIUILIFORT, 0. Q .ROSEDALE SLICED II Per Ctnt ~ Our 29~ Ba¥1111 A Qolm .U Soma c ....... Y. D. EDWAIDS ~AOENCT IIWttl POIIQOY RED OR YELLOW DELICIOUS _: · APPLES 3 :g 39~ SCOT LAD TOMATO Cali SOUP can "B''SIZE ' FROZEN ce will ba allJlblitwl"'ln eo 4Jap. ' JDI!II ·bed opeoocl her llfla, r&li'elbments were aerwed to thoae . . - alld Mr. and Mra. Clem ·::Calendar// rwo . lie-Act aaola~ant, wore llljiO(nted , to ·liilp, the ......... <ill!*ln..Em!! ~ Thej< wore J<iilft Kill-no andr """.,." ' ·flol ljfto. · . aer. Tho Mxt mMUt!ir .1i111· bo SOpL II the " MEDICARE ELUIIIILITY• 0 J.tim - tl(Jllllo 0 will be ~llalblt wltlllo ID 4(ap. 0 · Glmio wero .....,.ctad Ill' Kath· fien Lewla, and . - Mra. Fore- Mro. Hazel BOord and Mra. Sta· "!' !'ere hoatooaes. ~!!!'~~~ .atthe meetiJW were l>jra. ·. e Clruth..a and Mra, NOra !ton. Next meetiov wtU be hOld' at'ibe Middleport Church ot the Nazarene. · -.i ctitb, Cliimel 9;" No, of a11pl.,.... 0 l or "'!!I 0 Lau tltln I. HI. 11 unmarriH depenollolohlld!On • - •a•·it _ __ 1- er · Iio.torlns Mre. Evel.vtt F6re!lllll. iWork . is Started Birth~~~~ . Mro. Bertha Prol!ltt entertained nctnlly with a 111ette ohow- :•'' .,........... I I Foreman phrlstmas Project ..... v:.t·, ElllplOJO! No. of Ontp(OfiHI , Mrs. " Pltalt send me inlormlllen and an applicailon for Blue Cron a Blue Shield Homo ,:;> ~ Mrs, Inez Turner1 Mf&. C)lne1 Mre. Ill. L. Frencbo.Mra. Helen Re)'llOlds, Mrs. EvelYn Lewis, Mrs. Earl Knight, Mre. Allen Hughes, Mro. Fleldlov Hawklna, Mrs. John Lyons, Mrs. Doo Mil'• u, Mr. and ,Mrs. Wollam King, and Mr. and Mrs. RdJert King and Debbie, ol E-lb., Chlpter, Order of the E&1t8111 Stir, a-ed the saturday night reception for Mrs. Cora Webb, depul;!< grand matron, held saturday night by the Racine Chli>· ter. Mr. and Mrs.' Forrest D. Blebtel spent the weekend In Galloo at the honie or Mr. and Mre. John Allensworth before returning ID Middleport foUOiri!V their >11Catlon 11 Cope COd, Mrs. Mae S.uer ol Coltonbua wl6 llle weekend guest 01 Mr. and Mrs. Edward Crooks and daugh· tera, Cindy and Pam. 11/"s~~,i~'l,,,,,,,,,, ,, ,,,,,,,,:,: The 13th annual otote convenUoa of the Ohio All>¥ Delli wm be held In Dayton ¥o{he Mall Moo tor bm, Ocl. 4--6. The lnterJ111Uonal Hpnoray sorority for Women Educators waa fouOOed In Missouri In 1947, and one of its founders, Mrs. Marie Ne~, wJII be:a convention speak- ' ' tlattie .. ....... -.......... ..---· ' · Pat SIA>ry, soo ol Mrs, WWiam Nelson, Ia a . lteohman II Oblo state University. Meet in Dayton . Temperance Union Elects Mrs. Retired? nament. ......... for nolOID'. Educators Will trip. Chilean Cheerleaders at ROBINSON, lll. (IJPI)-Dean Re!ram ...., a.o •25,000 lld>ln- This Week's Games inl publlo capital Unprovemenl.l ; •'I 1 Mr, and Mrs. · Robert l{- Ronald•Brow.W. the holtesa. of 'Rlslilg Sun, Mil:, *IMI Mrl. Ed- A Halloween duVIOr waa planned wl)'d Krlll!lmel ofPtiT)'.We, Md. for Oct. 23 at Oscaila ·ResiiUr-· ·w,re vlslll>ra llllt'IIW the post 1111 Ill Galllpollo, aiad the:omual Wl"'k (J( Mr, and Mre. Kellttlh Cl\riaiJilao dlmer wu aet lor !Jaiorll and aoni. · · · Dec. IS. Mlos Nary Am Dennis o1 Ellat Member~ bol!lll iewlOV dn toY• Llverpooi.(itheguesto(Mf,and ll> .be COIItributscliDU.,annuaJ Nre. Bob Hoe0tchand41all((htere. ll,rOJoct- of helpi!V oeeCI;y chD· Rick GUmore, student at tho dren carrlocl oot Ill' the JIJceeL Trl-Cc>unty Technlcallnatltute at Mro. Flo Sirlckland presided Nelsonville, · was here tor the · when ~ nunmage aale was achedweekend with hla parenta, Mr. . ond Mre. ElzaGilmore,.tr., Line- · oln Heights. Rick Is llkllll a twoyear course in forestry techoo 1.1; NANS,. F...... (IJPlll'M'O RodrlaUis (J( Maleo 11111 Lucllll ' Blaltdtl (J( Bolptllll dro¥8 UMir Ford GT ID Yl~ In the 2.-.- Le Nina opom By ....... '· 01 \• United. Press lnter,.tlonal oOllbrooll 40 '!Win Val. North 18 Loral• Sf. Nary'o 34XenlaWIL 6 Cleve. Joha Hay 22 Clew. Collinwood It Clew. HolJ! Name 35 Cle~e. Rttodes 12 Euclid 16 Shaker Heights 0 Richmond Hgts. 34 Beechwood 0 Newbury 50 Clewe. Luth. East 8 Cleve. Unlverslt,y School 20 Wickliffe 6 Clewe. HawkeM 36 Ledgemont 0 ·' • yOU Grid ·Scores •I f/p_n·. Hoiiday· Events /I .• v N~ W ZenUh ;z~;~r.:;;,,:l~~.l":,~: tile fun aKain. Prec:ision amplifir•tion from' 2 drru id . Wl'iJI:~I onty"·'116 ·ounce and ~, KiKKJ fuf mO ~ I Cumr in fur il d('monstr.Jtiort of Zt!nith'i ',new Zl'nt,>IW II ju ~~ riKhl for you! ' . '• FOR TV 'DINNERS TtH: 4114/•ly ~i in be~rc lhv o.J~Pe P ' oo• ' . '• '· ' 10. ~. Jar ' • J£ .. : .COLA ~ . ... ·1.09 P0·1ATOES. 25 lb. bag "SCOT ·LID �\ .' .; ......,. W/&Wr A.h ' .................... .............-,.. HMLt · ' .... ...., .. ..... "**lcltMfll c':.,:.:,..:-:-:.,~,= ............... .., ............ ...,,,_, ......... ""'· . Pomeroy Motor Co• ,.. .......... ,_...,... tM ...... lWihriWt ftt .,......., WIH Mt le IIIJIAl.ll te;..,. . . . 1M ... ~~~Want . . . . .,.._ I ...... ,... w.N 1M ...rtiM MMIIINM CINirtt Jlc It ..... " ' . . . . . .,.. ........ ........."..... --- ..... ,.... .,..,.,. " ...,.. 11 cetth . ., W.ni 11• RMII.t'lft 11,... etflt D.._ftt M ••NI . . ..'' . ' ' ii ;~, t .•~ ~.,. .••..· '. :r CAID OP THANU I MITUAIY ..... .., Jl .,.,_ ........."'. • •• WIMIIIt:nel weN lt. 66 CHEVEI,LE ................ , . , •.. , • , .$1995 4 door hardtq>, local owner, low mileage car, beige finish with matching ilterior, w-s-w, like new, V8, IUto. trana., P. · · s., radio and heater. 63 CHEVROLET ...•....•. , ..... ·......• $699 S~C>er Sport Coope. V8 engine, 4 opeed trana., radio. 65 GMC PICKUP , ...•.... , •.........•. $1.195 8 ft. Fleeislde. Good tlreo, 6 cyl. engine. pr!cod beiOOi ·-·.................,..., - Pomeroy Motor Co. .LIMO ADI ............ a..r.t .., .......,... . Notice OPEN EVES. e:OO P.M. ANYONE INTERESTED In an POMEROY. OHIO Independent New Testament Baptist Church call 1149 1484 Thursday at 7 p.m. Oct. I. A ForS•Ie claaa on soul wlnnillg will be Pels For Sale directed by Pastor DIUTingtmt eCHNAUZERS, Olcterl, Food- l968 STEREO. lovely walnut conoole with AM II FM radio. from the Second Baptllt leo sod Weslles 'Wblte BeolTake over payments of •.56 Charcll of Ravenewood. tlel'' also breeding IIIICt. per month or pay balance due ~c Barkaroo Kennell, CoolvJ!I'i, $102.55. Try it in your borne. o. ans. o.~ Call 992-28311. 9-29-tltc THE NEW CUI-N-Curi Beauty Salon, Roosb Lane, Cheshire, BASSET, SClTI liE, Weslle, 0. now open. Opening spe. Sclmauzer, CocltOI'II, Wlru 1968 ZIG ZAG sewing macblne, slightly uoed. Does everyclals $15 pemumenis 110. and jllJt pups. Baltoroo KOII· thin( without attachments. In Rrs. 9 tD 5, evening by apnels, phone 68'1-3854 CoolYIDe, good condition: 15.23 ner. pointment. Pb. 16'1-7168. 0. Visit with Ul. f.».'lte month. or full price of 148.44. f.:19-31c For free borne demonstration call 992-28311. 9-2Htc WEE wash wiltle cars ftlllllorly. SeU service sod autoAutomated Weather 'l'HREE conoecutlve 19'8Ve lots malic. Mason Car Wash. CODY, Wyo. (UPIJ-The in Beech Grove. Call or write f.:IUtc Shoshone National Forest's David Williams, 37 Riverside headquarters at Cody has one Drive, Dayton, Ohio. HELEN'S Beauty Shop perma- of the few operatlona.l telemeter weather stations tn the 9-29-IOtc nent wave spacial Sept. Ill United States. It incorporates tbrou8h Oct. 5. Regular $15 automatic weather reporting far $lUI, $12.50 lor $10, t!O systems and electric type- FAT HOG: 1,000 baleo of hay. Marvin Slone. Rutland. for ...50. Pllcme 992-2890 . . wrt-;.ers that automatically ref.2f.3tp for Holen or Judy. 9-a.etc eor1 weather Jntormat1on. P'OR TRADE-Cash for .,.. tiques. WlDiam Ramm, Middleport. I430ip WILL DO sawing 81 home zlppeno, pockets, pegging, hemming, alteratlom, etc. Ml'll. Freddie Thabet, Maaon, Phone '/'13-$851. 4.ao.tfe Recorded are temperatures, wind velocities and precipita- IE VOLKSWAGEN alation wa. tion. Statlona that feed tngon, square bact mode~ esronnatlon to the Cody polnt <ellent condlllon: motor exhave rain guages that automatically dump water for evcellent condition. Clean Inery lOOth of an inch of preside and out. New tires. Phone cipitation and make a record 992-9949. 9-zt.«c ot each ' ' ~lull~, Jolm Teaford. .. · tDSIIp I \ Female Help Wentecl BEAUTICIAN, CUt-N-CUrl Beauty Saloo. Rollllh Lane, Cheshire 367-'11118. f.2Ntc f l ., ' ,.! I • l ~' FOUR ROOM honse, bath sod full alze basement, two lots. Call 11112·2039 daytime, Mf. ZIISI evenlnga. 9-Si-Ctp For Sale RECORDS SILVER BRIDGE DISASfER BACK ROE mid Dozer Service. pond, basement, water line, oepllc tank, R. W. amlel"J, Long Bottool, Oblo. UI..!Ote I to a r r 1v e at ·total amounts. REPAIR, REFINISH, recoJNII.. tlot.&Olf : KJ!!NNEBEC I'Ualoel, Olarlee ~ Purtland, POTATOES, WATERIIBLONB, phone 84S-2254 Pral- 1 flU, Portland. &Me ·~o~~~m H~ "'"'fill"""trll " .. ' aar- ---GREEN bealll and ....,., llrlnl eontalner, pet 7U' own, a busbel. John Cleet, Portland, Pboae 8U 22tl, one •••e balf mile below lla'feDnood Perq,.. ! Lartt Selection of Gospel Music $2.99 ALBUMS llh 99c SINGLE Bud... Sh 101 W. Moln· Pomeroy 992-5896 AP~ HOUSE, 4 room apartment upstairs, 6 r o o m apartment down. Nice location, Middleport. Phone 9925415. 9-2'1-tfc '!II 10N Ford stake bed l:nlck. f200. Phone 949-27118. 9-27-3tc PALOMINO MARE, can be registered. $200. Phone !II!UOIIII. 9-Z'I-Gtc Call Pomeroy U$9 DUO BOAT 514-992-2181 ' NOW ON DISPLAY USED CHRIS CRAFT OUT· . CRUISER LEGAL NOTICE •. HOIST ETTER -GUARANI'EEDPHONE .992·2094 REALTY: ..,- ~ .... • 'J'RAJLBR SPACE, nadJ ID . . up. prlvale. pJIIIIJ Ill raom f« cblldren to plaJ. Pbone . . . . a.l&.lfa TBJPi:& ROOJI HOUIIE, bltb, ~ 11m Amald, 11)1 ..... •am. ...rc Fors.le ;E i'OIW pickup, all lbe G· trU, fJ40U. .IIODnie Bee&IO, llaCIM, ~ Utt .... f.2NJc • • • 'I'M irhlte-l&lled doer II Ule moot llllll!i~ ram• animal In Teul. '· 9-28-3~ KANNAH'S husband Hector bateo bani wort so be cleans the ruga with Blue Lustre. Rent eiedric shampooer $1. Boker Furnllure. 9-3G-IIIc lii6S VOLKSWAGEN aedan, 31,000 actual miles. Four new white wall Urea, dart Jl'lln ·flnllb, loaded wilb· extras. can ftnanae. Phone . - . Tom ~ter. f.SN!c !'IIIHUAHIIA PUPPIES, pbone IMS-2141, Portland. 9-!Mtc ~ervlt"!" and t'"roomtnv. 'Phan! !1!12-!1443. II 3 tfc AKC Golden Retriever poppl-. 524 Ash St., Middleport. 1181- 1-ZS.UC 5443. ........ ·- """' B. Mall • Quality concr~ ·; PD&ara;.._ 9' • Certified Strenatll • Delivery • Quick Service • Flnlshllll • Sand & Grawel 00 407 PAGE MIDDLEPORT, DHIO Offlcc...fiZ..mt ftet .....-alll Ancient Cuhure UNITED NATIONS <UPD- "'*·;· 1ncu,,.nce ,. AUTOMOBILE limn'- lien •oncelledT Lost JOUr opent. or'l UceDieT CaD ...... • • lfe ----- ... Tamil culture embraceo almoot to mtUton people 1D COl'lon, Burma, News Notes '~,'!UntStio• ((' .1'1 1 ~·i ' Mrs , Ad&" Van M~~~· ' . Mr. and Mrs. Doll Tal- had a new fUrnace Installed. in tbelr home last week. Mr. and Mrs, Paul Smith from Michigan, .Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Slavens, Bellville, W, V&.i Howard and Dwaln Allen, Ripley, W. Va., were guests ot Mrs. r ·--:..,.1:\ Ho~rt. "lt't bHn ON~ OF THOSE DAY&-4VtrJ tlnate time I wu called on, J p1111d wi'onc!" prd flew to attend the dedlca. lion cerell10l1iea of the GolltaMelp Reglooal Airport at Kanauga, and mel Gov. James A. Rhodes who waa the principal speakor. presents ' LOCAL REPORTS .. DAILY AT 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. t<eeping Me~gs Gollio ond Mason Arec Informed ·As .Well As ' Enlerloin'ed ~.;· ·,~ , - .) "Jf ,, Eden News Social .Notes Recent visitors of the E. IL BY MARTHA HOLSINGER Garpenter Camlly - · Mr. and Altendo•ee at Eden &mday Mrs. DeU T.-, Llwronc:e BeeScbool1181 67. gle, Rlclne; Z111e BeetJie, ColumMr. and Mrs. Robert Webb, bus; Joe Prtee, Mrs. IIJ'Ivla AI· Lou ancl'l..alira Jean, GIIYalen, S. W, Durst, Mrs. Elva DaivUle, visited So.tarday evlll\llll ley, Tom Durst, Dave Triplett, with Mr. and Mrs. Alva Hollingand K. D. MatllenEO'. WMPO INFORMATION NEWS 'nlall&nd. .·. -" ..._~ -~ .·~. ...... . ' - ·~· ,. and family iblday aftomoon. Mrs. Elva Dailey and Mra. Clarence Lawrence attMdecJ a football game at Maooo, W, Va. recently. Mr. Clint Blrcb and Leota and Mrs. Elva Dalley visited Mary Nerve C.m.r Birch In GaUIJI(IIIa Monday. HtJNTSVILLB. Ala. <UPIIMr. and Mrs. Randall Talbott, Redatone Arsenal, !oc&ted weat New Lexlngllln, were !llnda1 of here on U .8. ~31, Ia the &~~eats ()( hls•poranta, Mr. and nerve center or lbe u.s. Arau''a Mrs. Dell Talbott. mtu11e and roctet progn,ma, D>er Carpenter. 'and VI,..U Jlo.. 'Mlllt&17 facii!Uea lOcated there Include the U.S. Aslllf IOu1le command; U.S. ADtJ7 Mlaa1le and lluntttona center; and the Nlb-X proJeel ortrce. ·' Malayo!a, Indonesia, Maurttlua, PIJ~ eaal" em and southern Mrle& and 110uth India. a_ccord!Da lo ll!e U.N. Educational, ' BclentUI' a n d .CUltural O!'l•"''ltiO" Mr. and Mrs. Mac Van Meter and daughler vislled bl.".~~ · Sylvia Allen a recent SUnday. Marllym Fitch and BWn Dalley called on his ototer, Mr. BusiMII Services and Mrs. VIrgil Cozart and chilCURTISS breeding service of dren Selllrday. 21 dHferent lm!edl, catUe Mr, and Mrs. Mike Evans and eo or 4 breeds of goat bUcb, dall8htero were SUnday callers by calllni Parter 992-D&t~Po­ · at the home of hlo parents, Mr. merny or 68'1-!151 Cooldle. and Mrs. ArtiMtr Evans, Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Cecll RoseberC. C. BRADFORD ry and family, Rlclne, vtalted AUCI'IoNEEB Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mlddleewart CIGARF.'ITE vending macldw and service. ABC ~. Maoon, W. Va. Phone m.Aa. More than 3& eenturtea. .. old, Stiversville Myra er, Sr. Qmle Reed Is a potleul In Camden - Clark Hospital, Pll'keroburg. Mr. and Mrs. Frod ChlpDuln are IIIDIIIclnc the birth of. a 6 lb. 14 oz. 11011 bol'll at 9t. Jaseph llolpltal, ParkerlburJ. Go-IJI!)ponnlll are Mr. and Mra. Wlmlla Holsinger om1 Mr • .and Mra. Frank ChiiP"'S" Tbe baby hal be1f1 named Anlbon,y Blaine. visited Seturdl,y evening with Mr. and Mra. Clinton llolalnger and (amlly. Mr. and Mrs. lloward ~cCoY visited Mr. and Mrl. Alft liololnger &mday evening. Rev. Elden make nailed Yaa~~ay with Mr. and Mrl; Mike Kerwin. . Mrs. SOl mfl(ey and F.4dle villtted Seturda.Y evening witb Mrl. VIrgil Holsinger Olli1 Aleal!la~ 65 MERCURY - • • • $1195 C4HRet Colente V8 2 dr. Hortl Top. 4 ap. ahlft. 289 engine. Like n•w oil white flnbh with Nd vinyl lnt.rlor. .' DA·ILY 63 P04TIAC • • • - • ·$995 8onnevlll• .f dr. SHan. All vinyl seats thow good can. PS, PB & AT. . ' '' 500" 4 clr• .Sedonl. Cllolc41 . ·. . I PO!'ITIAC GMC TI!U.c!KS: ~· , POMERO~ " . "' BUICK Mr, and Mra. Larey Holalntler and Camlly, Rlctne, and Mr. and Mro. Paul Holsinger and Camlly, . ._...,_ _ _ _~~~ /' .... ' ' . .r t • <!. ..... . t.Jiumel u. .............. ! lS.~..• BLAETTNARS . THE WANT ADS BEFORE YOU QUIT SCHOQt.' :, lo.r: of thNI fine Ford car.J. ·One ••longed to local tncher. BEfi'ER READ.' -"'- l . ...,...... for& opelunker ' t.DIIootw .10. 63 GALAXi E • • - • • -$895 \ • I<AJ()UJ.;. ITS 8!i:I>/.J · LONG SIIJCE 1'1/e: StiD,J, GOEGLEIN GRAVEL --- come. 15.500.00 'i I'OMEROY - I story frame, bath, 2 bedrooms, porch, basement, gas floor furnace. MUST SEE AT 11,950.00. HENRY CLELAND ·1 OOO'T fO~G.OT! DIAL 992·3284 IIU'n.AND - RURAL - 4 rooms, lronl and bacl< porchles, Iorge cistern, large lot 1500.00 Down. 13.000.00 IIELEN or VIRGIL TEAURD ASSOCIATES . . !!" 1::19-31c O'BRIEN II CROW REALTY COMPANY MIDDLEPORT - Remocjeled recently, I story frame, 2 bedrooms, bath, basement,..~ furnace, 113 acre level ground, wall to wall carpeting, lots of closels, paneling. ...900.00 POMEROY - INCOME PROP· F.RTY - 3 apartments, always rented. close to shopping, Approx. $140.1111 a month m. 99~2143 • Free Estimates Pomeroy Home & Autol '/'\ GEO. BOBSIEJ IER, ilnbl' MIDDLEPORT - 8 room brick, II! baths, full baMme~~t. hot water beat, waD lo waR C.V· poling. Brick garage. POMEROY - 7 room ~pick, bath, full basement, hoi water heat. wall to wan carpeting, fireplace. Bargain easoG.· Pn<ll'l' 1" PlTPPTl!:S. AKC Toy minl•ture *'IS And un. Stud PH, PHOH E ~7.n"'I Wheel Alignment 5'~55-· BLAETTNAIS'· •. HaekiiVCfl, Ohio · ~ wrs. pb.--4. From the Large !II ~1< o .; BullcbBBt . RldlotDr To . The !inlll..t H•ter' Core. \ , ntrtefMirl Real Estate For Sele >::· ' 11411ftt Senlce TRAILER Sot.• •:.•• •••••• ·9 to 7 *- Zl FOOT cabin cruiser, 100 bp gray marine motor, sleeps !lb. Head. ohip 1o shore, running water, Phone 949-:1433. ..., M-F • -: ·- • • • • •lJ to 6 ....... Ylddleport. ~-;;~~i;;. -~;; I ,,: ' EXPERIENCED '' · ·' · • 'EVINIUDE FALL CLEARANCE ON ALUM· lNUM FISinNG BOATS. 10, 12, u foot. Kinpbo1ry Bool Saleo, on County Road II. one mile weal of Rt. 33, phone 992-6256. f.IJ.Iflc !962 XL FORD convertible, good abape, Five new tires. Call 992-5914. f.zt.«c STEREO RADIO conaole, <!speed inlermixed changer, du. Help Wentecl al volume control, 4 . apeaker IBM TRAINEES - See our ad :!Mill ZIG ZAG CO!IIIOle lOwing sound syotem, lovely walnut . on the Sports pace. ..ae machine. Tbis machine makes finish. Payments of 11.25 per butlonboies, darns, emb., ...,. week or f'/11.15. Call 992-3ZI8. nograms, many fancy deWentecl To Buy 9-2'1... signs. Take over paymenll of ANTIQUES, lumltllre, dllbll, 15 per month or pay balAnce m'-'!a!!M>II. Mrs. Blnrlnl Complete !lonl<e due $48.22. WW discount for STEREO RADIO, combinaUon Cedi, . . "· MaiD 81., PoJIIe. !'~~eo MNII1 unit, with AM & FM radio; cash. Call 992-2836. f.24-6tc IWJ. 1-11-Cfc R.ctne. Olllo twin speakers, dual volume Crtlt Bnd!ord control. Modem maple maple, STEREO RADIO combination, For Sale or Trede I 1 1fe Balance $96.32 or $6 p e r lovely walnut flnlsb, wpeed _, INTERNATIONAL truck, 4 month. Call 992-3218. 9-27~tc BSR autDmaUc changer, pay apeed, ~ IIIII, 19M Chevrolet, Affi CONDITIONING Relrlger15 per month or balance due 1116'1 M111tong kylincler, 3atlon service. Jack's Refltg"'ue. can 992-28311. J.24-6tc IJIIIII. Financing ovaBoble. erstlnn, New Haven. bone Phone HU547; alter 5 p.m. I.EGHORN HENS, Alba Yollt, IIIIZ-211'111. 4 8 1fe Phone IIIUI48. f.»ttc JUST TAKEN IN, 1V68 stereo Mloorsville, phone IH9-3870. AM II FM radio conaole, big 9-29-3tp READY . llffX concrete deliv<!-speed automatic changer, ered right to your project. lovoly walnut finlsb. Take l966 CADILLAC Coupe DeVille. Forbnt Fast and easy. Free eallover paymenta of 111.2t per P'URNISHED sod ~ Phone 992-2768. 9-27~c mates, Phone 1192-32114, Goeg· month or pay balance due iljltibuenll. Clooe Ill IICbDoL letn Ready • Mix Co., MlddJ&. $182.71. Will discount for cash. PERFECTION OIL heater with Pbone fll.l4ll. 10-IJ.Ue port, Ohio. 8 IG lfe can 992-2138. f.24.6tc blower. Will heat oeveral rooms. With 250 galion tank. BOOGET PRICE fumllure on P'URNISIIED GARAGE apart. nur third floor bud~~tt lhnp. - ' on LincolD BID. UWIIItl BROWNING 12 gauge fuD choke Phone 992-5676 or 119Z-51115. abotgun, veoWiated sights and 9-29-Stp Baker Furniture, MlddleporL paid; lldults only. Phone • rib; fired only 15 limes, no Oblo. 1 lll tie acratches or blemisbes of any Ill-ACRE FARM, 6 room house, -· 0-Jt.llc lrlnd; also Winchester J"lmp bath, plenty of water. double SEWING MACHINES. repair 'I'RAJLER Bob's lfllblll 12 gauge shotgun, modified llf'rvice. an matH. 'ttY tgarage, small bam, free gu, Court, IIJracule, Oldo ... 8lal8 choke, fired twice, new; m 2284. The Fabric Sboll. PoJn. en school bus and man route. IU. D4, Plloae - 1 . ..u.. scrotcbea or blemishes. Phone . One mOe from RuUsnd. Phone eroy. Authorized SIMer Salao 992-WSI. ast for WaRy. and Service. We SblrpeD 742-5032. 9-29-Gtc 9-24-ttc Sclsaol'll. ,....,. FUltli1SitED TWO BEDJIOOM APARTMENT, J • '' market price. OIIPICI NOUII • • .... .. lift ,... lhlly "~ L._ usineSs Services '.i:. ' ,,J'OrS.W. uPton, . '- .... 1~.~· ·11. Wall. tOr ... i7. ' , :-: , �\ .' .; ......,. W/&Wr A.h ' .................... .............-,.. HMLt · ' .... ...., .. ..... "**lcltMfll c':.,:.:,..:-:-:.,~,= ............... .., ............ ...,,,_, ......... ""'· . Pomeroy Motor Co• ,.. .......... ,_...,... tM ...... lWihriWt ftt .,......., WIH Mt le IIIJIAl.ll te;..,. . . . 1M ... ~~~Want . . . . .,.._ I ...... ,... w.N 1M ...rtiM MMIIINM CINirtt Jlc It ..... " ' . . . . . .,.. ........ ........."..... --- ..... ,.... .,..,.,. " ...,.. 11 cetth . ., W.ni 11• RMII.t'lft 11,... etflt D.._ftt M ••NI . . ..'' . ' ' ii ;~, t .•~ ~.,. .••..· '. :r CAID OP THANU I MITUAIY ..... .., Jl .,.,_ ........."'. • •• WIMIIIt:nel weN lt. 66 CHEVEI,LE ................ , . , •.. , • , .$1995 4 door hardtq>, local owner, low mileage car, beige finish with matching ilterior, w-s-w, like new, V8, IUto. trana., P. · · s., radio and heater. 63 CHEVROLET ...•....•. , ..... ·......• $699 S~C>er Sport Coope. V8 engine, 4 opeed trana., radio. 65 GMC PICKUP , ...•.... , •.........•. $1.195 8 ft. Fleeislde. Good tlreo, 6 cyl. engine. pr!cod beiOOi ·-·.................,..., - Pomeroy Motor Co. .LIMO ADI ............ a..r.t .., .......,... . Notice OPEN EVES. e:OO P.M. ANYONE INTERESTED In an POMEROY. OHIO Independent New Testament Baptist Church call 1149 1484 Thursday at 7 p.m. Oct. I. A ForS•Ie claaa on soul wlnnillg will be Pels For Sale directed by Pastor DIUTingtmt eCHNAUZERS, Olcterl, Food- l968 STEREO. lovely walnut conoole with AM II FM radio. from the Second Baptllt leo sod Weslles 'Wblte BeolTake over payments of •.56 Charcll of Ravenewood. tlel'' also breeding IIIICt. per month or pay balance due ~c Barkaroo Kennell, CoolvJ!I'i, $102.55. Try it in your borne. o. ans. o.~ Call 992-28311. 9-29-tltc THE NEW CUI-N-Curi Beauty Salon, Roosb Lane, Cheshire, BASSET, SClTI liE, Weslle, 0. now open. Opening spe. Sclmauzer, CocltOI'II, Wlru 1968 ZIG ZAG sewing macblne, slightly uoed. Does everyclals $15 pemumenis 110. and jllJt pups. Baltoroo KOII· thin( without attachments. In Rrs. 9 tD 5, evening by apnels, phone 68'1-3854 CoolYIDe, good condition: 15.23 ner. pointment. Pb. 16'1-7168. 0. Visit with Ul. f.».'lte month. or full price of 148.44. f.:19-31c For free borne demonstration call 992-28311. 9-2Htc WEE wash wiltle cars ftlllllorly. SeU service sod autoAutomated Weather 'l'HREE conoecutlve 19'8Ve lots malic. Mason Car Wash. CODY, Wyo. (UPIJ-The in Beech Grove. Call or write f.:IUtc Shoshone National Forest's David Williams, 37 Riverside headquarters at Cody has one Drive, Dayton, Ohio. HELEN'S Beauty Shop perma- of the few operatlona.l telemeter weather stations tn the 9-29-IOtc nent wave spacial Sept. Ill United States. It incorporates tbrou8h Oct. 5. Regular $15 automatic weather reporting far $lUI, $12.50 lor $10, t!O systems and electric type- FAT HOG: 1,000 baleo of hay. Marvin Slone. Rutland. for ...50. Pllcme 992-2890 . . wrt-;.ers that automatically ref.2f.3tp for Holen or Judy. 9-a.etc eor1 weather Jntormat1on. P'OR TRADE-Cash for .,.. tiques. WlDiam Ramm, Middleport. I430ip WILL DO sawing 81 home zlppeno, pockets, pegging, hemming, alteratlom, etc. Ml'll. Freddie Thabet, Maaon, Phone '/'13-$851. 4.ao.tfe Recorded are temperatures, wind velocities and precipita- IE VOLKSWAGEN alation wa. tion. Statlona that feed tngon, square bact mode~ esronnatlon to the Cody polnt <ellent condlllon: motor exhave rain guages that automatically dump water for evcellent condition. Clean Inery lOOth of an inch of preside and out. New tires. Phone cipitation and make a record 992-9949. 9-zt.«c ot each ' ' ~lull~, Jolm Teaford. .. · tDSIIp I \ Female Help Wentecl BEAUTICIAN, CUt-N-CUrl Beauty Saloo. Rollllh Lane, Cheshire 367-'11118. f.2Ntc f l ., ' ,.! I • l ~' FOUR ROOM honse, bath sod full alze basement, two lots. Call 11112·2039 daytime, Mf. ZIISI evenlnga. 9-Si-Ctp For Sale RECORDS SILVER BRIDGE DISASfER BACK ROE mid Dozer Service. pond, basement, water line, oepllc tank, R. W. amlel"J, Long Bottool, Oblo. UI..!Ote I to a r r 1v e at ·total amounts. REPAIR, REFINISH, recoJNII.. tlot.&Olf : KJ!!NNEBEC I'Ualoel, Olarlee ~ Purtland, POTATOES, WATERIIBLONB, phone 84S-2254 Pral- 1 flU, Portland. &Me ·~o~~~m H~ "'"'fill"""trll " .. ' aar- ---GREEN bealll and ....,., llrlnl eontalner, pet 7U' own, a busbel. John Cleet, Portland, Pboae 8U 22tl, one •••e balf mile below lla'feDnood Perq,.. ! Lartt Selection of Gospel Music $2.99 ALBUMS llh 99c SINGLE Bud... Sh 101 W. Moln· Pomeroy 992-5896 AP~ HOUSE, 4 room apartment upstairs, 6 r o o m apartment down. Nice location, Middleport. Phone 9925415. 9-2'1-tfc '!II 10N Ford stake bed l:nlck. f200. Phone 949-27118. 9-27-3tc PALOMINO MARE, can be registered. $200. Phone !II!UOIIII. 9-Z'I-Gtc Call Pomeroy U$9 DUO BOAT 514-992-2181 ' NOW ON DISPLAY USED CHRIS CRAFT OUT· . CRUISER LEGAL NOTICE •. HOIST ETTER -GUARANI'EEDPHONE .992·2094 REALTY: ..,- ~ .... • 'J'RAJLBR SPACE, nadJ ID . . up. prlvale. pJIIIIJ Ill raom f« cblldren to plaJ. Pbone . . . . a.l&.lfa TBJPi:& ROOJI HOUIIE, bltb, ~ 11m Amald, 11)1 ..... •am. ...rc Fors.le ;E i'OIW pickup, all lbe G· trU, fJ40U. .IIODnie Bee&IO, llaCIM, ~ Utt .... f.2NJc • • • 'I'M irhlte-l&lled doer II Ule moot llllll!i~ ram• animal In Teul. '· 9-28-3~ KANNAH'S husband Hector bateo bani wort so be cleans the ruga with Blue Lustre. Rent eiedric shampooer $1. Boker Furnllure. 9-3G-IIIc lii6S VOLKSWAGEN aedan, 31,000 actual miles. Four new white wall Urea, dart Jl'lln ·flnllb, loaded wilb· extras. can ftnanae. Phone . - . Tom ~ter. f.SN!c !'IIIHUAHIIA PUPPIES, pbone IMS-2141, Portland. 9-!Mtc ~ervlt"!" and t'"roomtnv. 'Phan! !1!12-!1443. II 3 tfc AKC Golden Retriever poppl-. 524 Ash St., Middleport. 1181- 1-ZS.UC 5443. ........ ·- """' B. Mall • Quality concr~ ·; PD&ara;.._ 9' • Certified Strenatll • Delivery • Quick Service • Flnlshllll • Sand & Grawel 00 407 PAGE MIDDLEPORT, DHIO Offlcc...fiZ..mt ftet .....-alll Ancient Cuhure UNITED NATIONS <UPD- "'*·;· 1ncu,,.nce ,. AUTOMOBILE limn'- lien •oncelledT Lost JOUr opent. or'l UceDieT CaD ...... • • lfe ----- ... Tamil culture embraceo almoot to mtUton people 1D COl'lon, Burma, News Notes '~,'!UntStio• ((' .1'1 1 ~·i ' Mrs , Ad&" Van M~~~· ' . Mr. and Mrs. Doll Tal- had a new fUrnace Installed. in tbelr home last week. Mr. and Mrs, Paul Smith from Michigan, .Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Slavens, Bellville, W, V&.i Howard and Dwaln Allen, Ripley, W. Va., were guests ot Mrs. r ·--:..,.1:\ Ho~rt. "lt't bHn ON~ OF THOSE DAY&-4VtrJ tlnate time I wu called on, J p1111d wi'onc!" prd flew to attend the dedlca. lion cerell10l1iea of the GolltaMelp Reglooal Airport at Kanauga, and mel Gov. James A. Rhodes who waa the principal speakor. presents ' LOCAL REPORTS .. DAILY AT 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. t<eeping Me~gs Gollio ond Mason Arec Informed ·As .Well As ' Enlerloin'ed ~.;· ·,~ , - .) "Jf ,, Eden News Social .Notes Recent visitors of the E. IL BY MARTHA HOLSINGER Garpenter Camlly - · Mr. and Altendo•ee at Eden &mday Mrs. DeU T.-, Llwronc:e BeeScbool1181 67. gle, Rlclne; Z111e BeetJie, ColumMr. and Mrs. Robert Webb, bus; Joe Prtee, Mrs. IIJ'Ivla AI· Lou ancl'l..alira Jean, GIIYalen, S. W, Durst, Mrs. Elva DaivUle, visited So.tarday evlll\llll ley, Tom Durst, Dave Triplett, with Mr. and Mrs. Alva Hollingand K. D. MatllenEO'. WMPO INFORMATION NEWS 'nlall&nd. .·. -" ..._~ -~ .·~. ...... . ' - ·~· ,. and family iblday aftomoon. Mrs. Elva Dailey and Mra. Clarence Lawrence attMdecJ a football game at Maooo, W, Va. recently. Mr. Clint Blrcb and Leota and Mrs. Elva Dalley visited Mary Nerve C.m.r Birch In GaUIJI(IIIa Monday. HtJNTSVILLB. Ala. <UPIIMr. and Mrs. Randall Talbott, Redatone Arsenal, !oc&ted weat New Lexlngllln, were !llnda1 of here on U .8. ~31, Ia the &~~eats ()( hls•poranta, Mr. and nerve center or lbe u.s. Arau''a Mrs. Dell Talbott. mtu11e and roctet progn,ma, D>er Carpenter. 'and VI,..U Jlo.. 'Mlllt&17 facii!Uea lOcated there Include the U.S. Aslllf IOu1le command; U.S. ADtJ7 Mlaa1le and lluntttona center; and the Nlb-X proJeel ortrce. ·' Malayo!a, Indonesia, Maurttlua, PIJ~ eaal" em and southern Mrle& and 110uth India. a_ccord!Da lo ll!e U.N. Educational, ' BclentUI' a n d .CUltural O!'l•"''ltiO" Mr. and Mrs. Mac Van Meter and daughler vislled bl.".~~ · Sylvia Allen a recent SUnday. Marllym Fitch and BWn Dalley called on his ototer, Mr. BusiMII Services and Mrs. VIrgil Cozart and chilCURTISS breeding service of dren Selllrday. 21 dHferent lm!edl, catUe Mr, and Mrs. Mike Evans and eo or 4 breeds of goat bUcb, dall8htero were SUnday callers by calllni Parter 992-D&t~Po­ · at the home of hlo parents, Mr. merny or 68'1-!151 Cooldle. and Mrs. ArtiMtr Evans, Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. Cecll RoseberC. C. BRADFORD ry and family, Rlclne, vtalted AUCI'IoNEEB Mr. and Mrs. Jim Mlddleewart CIGARF.'ITE vending macldw and service. ABC ~. Maoon, W. Va. Phone m.Aa. More than 3& eenturtea. .. old, Stiversville Myra er, Sr. Qmle Reed Is a potleul In Camden - Clark Hospital, Pll'keroburg. Mr. and Mrs. Frod ChlpDuln are IIIDIIIclnc the birth of. a 6 lb. 14 oz. 11011 bol'll at 9t. Jaseph llolpltal, ParkerlburJ. Go-IJI!)ponnlll are Mr. and Mra. Wlmlla Holsinger om1 Mr • .and Mra. Frank ChiiP"'S" Tbe baby hal be1f1 named Anlbon,y Blaine. visited Seturdl,y evening with Mr. and Mra. Clinton llolalnger and (amlly. Mr. and Mrs. lloward ~cCoY visited Mr. and Mrl. Alft liololnger &mday evening. Rev. Elden make nailed Yaa~~ay with Mr. and Mrl; Mike Kerwin. . Mrs. SOl mfl(ey and F.4dle villtted Seturda.Y evening witb Mrl. VIrgil Holsinger Olli1 Aleal!la~ 65 MERCURY - • • • $1195 C4HRet Colente V8 2 dr. Hortl Top. 4 ap. ahlft. 289 engine. Like n•w oil white flnbh with Nd vinyl lnt.rlor. .' DA·ILY 63 P04TIAC • • • - • ·$995 8onnevlll• .f dr. SHan. All vinyl seats thow good can. PS, PB & AT. . ' '' 500" 4 clr• .Sedonl. Cllolc41 . ·. . I PO!'ITIAC GMC TI!U.c!KS: ~· , POMERO~ " . "' BUICK Mr, and Mra. Larey Holalntler and Camlly, Rlctne, and Mr. and Mro. Paul Holsinger and Camlly, . ._...,_ _ _ _~~~ /' .... ' ' . .r t • <!. ..... . t.Jiumel u. .............. ! lS.~..• BLAETTNARS . THE WANT ADS BEFORE YOU QUIT SCHOQt.' :, lo.r: of thNI fine Ford car.J. ·One ••longed to local tncher. BEfi'ER READ.' -"'- l . ...,...... for& opelunker ' t.DIIootw .10. 63 GALAXi E • • - • • -$895 \ • I<AJ()UJ.;. ITS 8!i:I>/.J · LONG SIIJCE 1'1/e: StiD,J, GOEGLEIN GRAVEL --- come. 15.500.00 'i I'OMEROY - I story frame, bath, 2 bedrooms, porch, basement, gas floor furnace. MUST SEE AT 11,950.00. HENRY CLELAND ·1 OOO'T fO~G.OT! DIAL 992·3284 IIU'n.AND - RURAL - 4 rooms, lronl and bacl< porchles, Iorge cistern, large lot 1500.00 Down. 13.000.00 IIELEN or VIRGIL TEAURD ASSOCIATES . . !!" 1::19-31c O'BRIEN II CROW REALTY COMPANY MIDDLEPORT - Remocjeled recently, I story frame, 2 bedrooms, bath, basement,..~ furnace, 113 acre level ground, wall to wall carpeting, lots of closels, paneling. ...900.00 POMEROY - INCOME PROP· F.RTY - 3 apartments, always rented. close to shopping, Approx. $140.1111 a month m. 99~2143 • Free Estimates Pomeroy Home & Autol '/'\ GEO. BOBSIEJ IER, ilnbl' MIDDLEPORT - 8 room brick, II! baths, full baMme~~t. hot water beat, waD lo waR C.V· poling. Brick garage. POMEROY - 7 room ~pick, bath, full basement, hoi water heat. wall to wan carpeting, fireplace. Bargain easoG.· Pn<ll'l' 1" PlTPPTl!:S. AKC Toy minl•ture *'IS And un. Stud PH, PHOH E ~7.n"'I Wheel Alignment 5'~55-· BLAETTNAIS'· •. HaekiiVCfl, Ohio · ~ wrs. pb.--4. From the Large !II ~1< o .; BullcbBBt . RldlotDr To . The !inlll..t H•ter' Core. \ , ntrtefMirl Real Estate For Sele >::· ' 11411ftt Senlce TRAILER Sot.• •:.•• •••••• ·9 to 7 *- Zl FOOT cabin cruiser, 100 bp gray marine motor, sleeps !lb. Head. ohip 1o shore, running water, Phone 949-:1433. ..., M-F • -: ·- • • • • •lJ to 6 ....... Ylddleport. ~-;;~~i;;. -~;; I ,,: ' EXPERIENCED '' · ·' · • 'EVINIUDE FALL CLEARANCE ON ALUM· lNUM FISinNG BOATS. 10, 12, u foot. Kinpbo1ry Bool Saleo, on County Road II. one mile weal of Rt. 33, phone 992-6256. f.IJ.Iflc !962 XL FORD convertible, good abape, Five new tires. Call 992-5914. f.zt.«c STEREO RADIO conaole, <!speed inlermixed changer, du. Help Wentecl al volume control, 4 . apeaker IBM TRAINEES - See our ad :!Mill ZIG ZAG CO!IIIOle lOwing sound syotem, lovely walnut . on the Sports pace. ..ae machine. Tbis machine makes finish. Payments of 11.25 per butlonboies, darns, emb., ...,. week or f'/11.15. Call 992-3ZI8. nograms, many fancy deWentecl To Buy 9-2'1... signs. Take over paymenll of ANTIQUES, lumltllre, dllbll, 15 per month or pay balAnce m'-'!a!!M>II. Mrs. Blnrlnl Complete !lonl<e due $48.22. WW discount for STEREO RADIO, combinaUon Cedi, . . "· MaiD 81., PoJIIe. !'~~eo MNII1 unit, with AM & FM radio; cash. Call 992-2836. f.24-6tc IWJ. 1-11-Cfc R.ctne. Olllo twin speakers, dual volume Crtlt Bnd!ord control. Modem maple maple, STEREO RADIO combination, For Sale or Trede I 1 1fe Balance $96.32 or $6 p e r lovely walnut flnlsb, wpeed _, INTERNATIONAL truck, 4 month. Call 992-3218. 9-27~tc BSR autDmaUc changer, pay apeed, ~ IIIII, 19M Chevrolet, Affi CONDITIONING Relrlger15 per month or balance due 1116'1 M111tong kylincler, 3atlon service. Jack's Refltg"'ue. can 992-28311. J.24-6tc IJIIIII. Financing ovaBoble. erstlnn, New Haven. bone Phone HU547; alter 5 p.m. I.EGHORN HENS, Alba Yollt, IIIIZ-211'111. 4 8 1fe Phone IIIUI48. f.»ttc JUST TAKEN IN, 1V68 stereo Mloorsville, phone IH9-3870. AM II FM radio conaole, big 9-29-3tp READY . llffX concrete deliv<!-speed automatic changer, ered right to your project. lovoly walnut finlsb. Take l966 CADILLAC Coupe DeVille. Forbnt Fast and easy. Free eallover paymenta of 111.2t per P'URNISHED sod ~ Phone 992-2768. 9-27~c mates, Phone 1192-32114, Goeg· month or pay balance due iljltibuenll. Clooe Ill IICbDoL letn Ready • Mix Co., MlddJ&. $182.71. Will discount for cash. PERFECTION OIL heater with Pbone fll.l4ll. 10-IJ.Ue port, Ohio. 8 IG lfe can 992-2138. f.24.6tc blower. Will heat oeveral rooms. With 250 galion tank. BOOGET PRICE fumllure on P'URNISIIED GARAGE apart. nur third floor bud~~tt lhnp. - ' on LincolD BID. UWIIItl BROWNING 12 gauge fuD choke Phone 992-5676 or 119Z-51115. abotgun, veoWiated sights and 9-29-Stp Baker Furniture, MlddleporL paid; lldults only. Phone • rib; fired only 15 limes, no Oblo. 1 lll tie acratches or blemisbes of any Ill-ACRE FARM, 6 room house, -· 0-Jt.llc lrlnd; also Winchester J"lmp bath, plenty of water. double SEWING MACHINES. repair 'I'RAJLER Bob's lfllblll 12 gauge shotgun, modified llf'rvice. an matH. 'ttY tgarage, small bam, free gu, Court, IIJracule, Oldo ... 8lal8 choke, fired twice, new; m 2284. The Fabric Sboll. PoJn. en school bus and man route. IU. D4, Plloae - 1 . ..u.. scrotcbea or blemishes. Phone . One mOe from RuUsnd. Phone eroy. Authorized SIMer Salao 992-WSI. ast for WaRy. and Service. We SblrpeD 742-5032. 9-29-Gtc 9-24-ttc Sclsaol'll. ,....,. FUltli1SitED TWO BEDJIOOM APARTMENT, J • '' market price. OIIPICI NOUII • • .... .. lift ,... lhlly "~ L._ usineSs Services '.i:. ' ,,J'OrS.W. uPton, . '- .... 1~.~· ·11. Wall. tOr ... i7. ' , :-: , �iJELPRE, Ohio Fi"ff'• On>o ~ TWo were killed 'tn • tiro:.. ur. aceld.ent neal- lien earb' , todi,y, They were· Bobert H. Eilts, 25, Torch, ;Ohio, and Ronlld William Teed, 21, of Dearborn, Mich. . Teed and three persons In his car who were il\lul'ed were students at Salem W. VL College, accordhW to the Hlghw'Y Patrol. The accident occurred on U.S. 50. State Will Open Bids On Bridge .' . • ,I • • ",.I THE WEEKEND CAMPOREE AT CAMP KIASHUTA gave Boy Scouts numerous opportunities to apply training. Here Garland Parsons, Gallipolis, leader training chairman of the Melgs-GalllaMason counties Scout area, inspects a rope bedroll storage rack. The rack was made by Langsville Boy Scout Troop 234 of which James Council Is scouUnaster. Mrs. Kirkendall Dies 10 Killed in 5 Accidents Della O'Connor Kirkendall, 83, They moved from VInton Couna native of Meigs County, died ty to Gallipolis In 1946. He preFive traffic accidents killed 10 morning at the Davis ceded her In death Feb. 5, 1951. Saturday persons In Ohio over the weekMrs. Kirkendall was an active Home In Oak Hill. end and contributed to the total Christian worker throughout her She was born on May 4, 1885, of 26 highway deaths in the 54life. As a State Christian Enin Salem Townahip, near Wilkeshour period. deavor worker In her youth she ville, daughter of the late John The UP! reported one acciwith Dr. Daniel was associated O'Conand Fanny Mariha Davis dent killing two persons took Poling. She was an elder In the nor. place Friday night, three double Presbyterian Church for some After her mother died In 1887, fatalU;y mishaps were recorded years, and for many years was she was reared by her aunt and Saturday and one occurred Suna Sunday School teacher. and Olive Might. uncle, Samuel day. It was near Lancaster that In 1967 Mrs. Kirkendall reRonald Schmelzer, 27, and Ron- She attended Ohio University and ceived a 25-year pin for memberlater taught In elementary ald Hendrickson, 16, both of Lanship In VInton Chapter No. 37 5 years in Wilkesschools for eight caster, were killed in a (W()o the Order Eastern Star. ville Twp., In Coolville, a n d car crash on U.S. 22. Washington School, ·Gillllpolis, 5lle was also a member of the Riverside. Study Club In Galand In Homer, Ul. . COUNCIL TO MEET In 1915 she enlered ml~sion­ lipolis. She moved to the DaChester Council No. 323, ary work for the Presbyterian vis Home In Oak Hlll In 1966. Daughters of America, will meet Home Mission Board. A f t e r Mrs. Kirkendall leaves o n e at 7:30 p.m. at the hall. There teaching Indian schoofs In Utah great-niece, Mrs. Betty Ham will be practice for inspection and in Oklahoma, she was call - of near Danville, Ul., and her son and quarterly birthdays will be ed In 1919 to be principal of an and daughter and grandchildren; . observed. All officers are urg- Indian girls' school In central one first cousin, Scott Taylor, ed to attend. Potluck refresh- California. In 1921 she became and Mrs. Taylor McArthur, ments will be served. many second cousins, among and Ill. During her Illness (1921whom was Miss Clara E. Pos1923) she was cared for by her ton, who cared for her In her uncle and aunt, Dr. and M r · s. last Illness. Charles B. Taylor of McArthServices will be held In the TONIGHT THRU THURSDAY ur. First United Presbyterian In 1923 she began nursing In SEPT. 30 - OCT. 3 Church, ~llpolls at 2 p.m. on the Chillicothe Tuberculoail Ho•"GUESS WHO'S COMING Tuesday. The church will be oppltal. In 1927 she was. called to TO DINNER •. ened at 1 p.m. Ministers will be help nurse at the Ohio Univer(Technicolor) Glen R. Hueholt and the Rev. sity Hospital In Athens; S h e Sidney Pottier, Spencer Tracy then entered nurse's training at the Rev. Unson Stebbins. Friends Katharine Hepburn Holzer, and In 1931 received her may call at the McCoy-WetherSTOOGE: Mallce In the Palace degree of Registered Nurse. She holt Funeral Home, Gallipolis, COLORCARTOON: Beef Fore continued nursing for more than from 7 to 9 this evening. and After 20 years at Holzet':' In Pl. PleasADMISSION: 85e and 50c • • • ant, and later In her own home. SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. Vermont was the llrst state Della o• Connor was married to Kirk Kirkendall April 9, 1938. to forbid slavery. of of of MEIGS THEATRE :"'· The Ohio Departmem of Highways will OJII!n bids In Columbus Oct. 15 on the· Buckeye State's approaches to a new bridge over the Ohio Hlver. The new span carries an estimated price tag of $12 'million, and replaces the Silver Bridge which fell Dec. 15 with a loss of 46 lives. Erwtneers In both Ohio and Wf&t Virginia are l)opeful traffic cab Oow across the brfa&e by the end of 1969. Completion date on the Ohio 'proach Is Aug. 31, 1969. Estimated cost of the four-lane Ohio approach Is $3,232,000. It connects with the Rt. 35 Gallipolis Bypass, and Includes a full Interchange with present Rts. 35-7. Work Is already under way on a new bridge over Rts. 35-7thatwlll tie into the approach complex. Cost of this bridge Is $491,000. A thtrd project Includes grad~ and excavation work and cost Is Included In the $3.2mllllonfor the entire Ohio approach. When work Is completed, Rt. 35 motorists will be able to bypass Gallipolis, and connect directly with the bridge approach or Rt. 7 northbound. Before the collapse of the Silver Bridge, plans called for the Rt. 35 Bypass to stop at>the bridge approach, and for an Interchange to connect with Rt. 7. The leg of the Rt. 35 By-pass will still be built to the northeast of the new bridge approach and will afford a connection with Rt. 7. licJmedal1 Rt. 7 south of Galllpolla may be carried around the city to link with the Rt. 35 Bypass. The four-lane span Itself will cost an estimated $8.3 million, plus the cost of approaches on both sides. Ohio's portion of the actual bridge cost, In addition to the approach, Is $1.7 million. Ohio will pay 50 per cent of Its bridge-and-approach cost, ) , , :.;., , '' t , .C , .. t • \,;' ' ' ...:·\.· '· ;., . "· ' ' ~~ 1 .~ .,,. sAJ,T ~. Ll\Jt!i. i ~ ,<UPO.;, ' ~t( .;$il.l:Ji. ·'Tb. ' .vijle :, ;Qu,;,.Mr. ~\ 1 ""' ~e ~. v~~~ ·'" ·lp-rj~ Prl!slclent 'i IWiert H. .~eilillia('ll btu r C\, l'f - ~ ', Colllli tq :uTellt you fdr Crimea w,.. ........ 'I ~ was ,at a eroaa-road~ . . Ill li!llwe)' Wai all but ..... ~ Iii \11~... ire delu'liw .. on Vle&am -.r pollq Uldi.t - ~ .bl ' llemon~s WilD' • , Notes Hltlel'Tactl~a . t,eedom ol •J1418!lh· VIce ..-eb he ~ may take tiJel. paih toward .•llonllnl halt~ a maJor. I~ policy atatelneat bllgbt. . The speech, belng reccirde!lln ~·~ Ida apeak!~ until Ill .• ~,-1:1! at the ~ br'elk "' a u.r •nre tllrown out· ol1the Tabernacle here HIIIIIJIIn'eY aald ~ .othera the and ~vic ' center 1*,. ~· ·~J!(It ll!dltorlum .bf freSh .(aced 7011111 ~- ulelllllb'• ·• / · kleiiliata" · 1ihO ware h7inJ·to threaten to alt..... .. . Wb!ia the . raucous . ~~tcklfne Ndllf¥ ,Ida c8mpai(pl. He aald , booth• on eledlo.o b~atinl . etudiOI her.e clar- ~ • made . ~ .~ l'pre!l~ the !~~in,• deD.Yinl the Madom to in1 the day, wQl be televisecl .by Wiualb' . impo11lble, ~ at dtaorller ip• "The Vl'am.Y 4lC~:.:::: NBC to the COIIIItr)' at 7.:30 p.m. Humphre,y tried to quiet the arci\Y, and . ullinl ·the i11J1ie. the form ol ._ .. pollee. *'' vtwe 'P'I'#DB 1114 one local Ume In all . zones except audience and live ol the ,t otaijtarJin tactics ol the ..,.. oppressive. But the ~­ centrii' where he will lie 1ee11 at dlasenters a chance tO be beanL that b~ ·Adolph Hltli!J' fii ' mlnortt.r· •lit the for11)1m~' .•olalY 6:30 p.m. The mali prociledld to ~ck up ·' power. actloil II .~ . Much ol the Democratic au electile llUilhDnl allcl ~, "\VIIen a lfQUP ol ~111'1- condemn lio;th·" ~ candidate's &mci!IY In Seattle · "We bave nOt coiilit to tllk tO 110 matter hOw rl8hteoUI tbiiY •' was devoted to . work on the ' ac~r~aera. speech . with his top Including Democratic Natlollal Chairman Lawrence F. O'Brleo and George H. Ball, U.S. ambu&ldor to the Unlq.d NaUons . who quit his diplomatic poat last week to help Hum.Phi'IIY defeat Repjllleau Rich- · ard ProblM.NlxonWl.th H ck1 em , e ..,era ... , e1 Th al ere so was •...,....ev cilnaultatloo ~ the weekend on the unsettling problem o1 antiwar hecklers who seem to be getting louder and bolder with each Humphrey open-to- Mrs. Smith, 37, Dies on Sunday PT. PLEASANT - Mrs. Ger· aldlne Keene !blth, '¥1, of 104 Liberty st., died at 11:50 p.m. SUnday In Hoi zer Medical Cen7 ter, First Ave., Gallipolis, alter a brief Illness. An employe of 0. J. Morrison Department Store, and resIdent of Pl. Pleasant 10 years, Mrs. Smith was born Jan. 25, 1931, In Boone County, daughter of Mrs. Nettie PaullO' Mlller and the lste Leon Keene. Slrvivors Include her h u sband, James A. Smith; a son, Joe Eddie Smith; and a daughter, Mrs. Pamela Sl~ Slmpkins, Pl. Pleasant; two brothers, Carl Keene, Alexandria, Va., a n d James Keene, Danville, W. Va. There Is one grandchild, Michael Craig Simpkins. Services will. ~ held at 12noon Weme&day at the Crow Russell Funeral Home, where friends may call after 4 p.m. ~~. IIPrlal will be ID,,MemGardens at MadieeP, W. Va. ofW 01 PI il tft rm Muskie ...·s·. ~:~ys · uraD "(~ trolift.pq.o " I; I. ace ~the~~~ ·unqual'fi' · 'd . ~I 0 .-.I J. 0;b .~~~ ellCI!Id 1 ·e HIIJbb', the 8eDit; .paled 1 lei!r-', tjie qe to _ \ . . · · COLUMBUS · (UPl) - s~C~port Labor for George c. Wallace may not be as strOIW as believed If the reception u.S, Sen. u miDI S. Muskle got from United Auto Workers here Is any lndl·cation. ' The Democratic vice pres!dentla1110111lnee attacked the Wallace candidacy before 110111e 200 persona, tJAWmembersandthelr famU!es, and was cheered leV· eral times. ThrouBflout his Ohio talks, Muskle struck out at Wallace but his sluhilll, verbalattaekrellched a crescendo Iii the union hall where lie claimed Wallace did not · measure ICI ·to the other presldenta. "If we elect George Wallace, we haY.'·proven that the Idea on which this country was founded was . wrong," Mu.kle told. the cheering labOr .audience S&tur· day. . . "It Is aald the People of labor are attracted to Mr••W:tllace," said Muskle. "But what las he done for the worldng man? he dill'' "DOes he · measure ICI to the other presidents auch as Thomas Jeflereson, AWJ)wn Lincoln Franklin Rooseve'lt or John F; Kennil!lr," asked Muakle. "He EWaQite) has no quallftcatlopi foi 111e omce." "Just how Is this one man, without representatl vee ot his JIU'Q' l,n Corcresa . ~ without a vice prealltent; aol.. to lofve the complicated and ~hl1ticated problems that face this .._ ttat What wm with the federal government pr()o vidiJW the other halt . Appalachian funds, u well as federal highway money, will aid West Virginia lnpaylngthemajor share of the new bridge. .. . House rt,aaHCL lions, tJti. . Houae hu the meaaurea bUt the tfoon today," Mu1kle asked. has refu'HCL, At a news conference, Muakle The platlorm also calllld '·• ' aid Wall ... _ to _.,._,;ft .. __. '""'· s . ace wu a - v r ~v•oa o......-• ..,. America and shculd be·stopped, and the IWfldiiW .ot. "not so much for the _...., but ncla - v forcement· qe a. lor the country." . · -Further deftl!JIIIIIOllt Muakle .told 8GIIIe 550 women use of day care cantara IJIII ,W<attendlrw the c~on. til the pans!'"!' of Federated Democratic Women of .PI'CJill'llll• to Ohio that Wallace's anawertothe 'clplanta be~aif'~~~•ICil~ problem of crime wasthe"nlght-Contillled aliii1C*t stick approach." tal . hell~ P~~~~tll~ He told the WOIDeJ! that etline' , lit control was the responalbJlit.y o1 technical the states and not the ·~ meDiing of' government as cJ•Iined l!'.Y GOP srams and eJII¥JIIIIII Pfealdential cudldate, Rlchlrd elllties of II. Nbron. . unlwrsltiea. Muskle charpd tbe ave¥· - The ecMilzatlon of :crime rate In fhe atatea With for IICl*'t of local .aehciul Republican governor• was "'170 momtlea. ' per cent betireen 1960-Mwhlletn -A 1111Jor QP~nlllon 18 states with Democratic gov- ment and ernors the averaaerawroaeqnly ldults convlclfd off~~=~r~ 68 per cent. a review of laws ~ "Maine Is the lltth lowest In venlla proceecllqr& t'o aoiur~l the crime but Maryland li at the top protection of rights, ol the list," he said, almllw the . -~sed SICiport ,blow at Gov. Sptro T. Agnew ol . Oblo Ci¥11 RJchta c:::t:~ Maryland. his GOP counteQIU't. -Reafftrmed the 11 Referriul t.O Wallaee, Muskle the solution to urban p::t;~: charged lhat Ala)lema' • per cap!- lie In a partDerabJI oft ta m~er rata wu ·the highest and private enteJPrlH. In the ..uon. -lqllemel!lltlon and "I am not sayhw cr,lme In a oua ot alr Republican Phe..-enon," alld ter quallt;y atudarda. · the eanllldate, "but It certalnb' -~ of asrlcultural reIs not a Democratic PheiiOIIIe- search and edUcation and the non." ~ bf the Agriculture Muskle said efforts to tag the Department ·to assure consumDemocratic party with the rl,. era ·Qf .IOQIIJI~ctl. ~ crime rate ......,. moat ;_ ~ fjlli ~ recreipatent kind of noiiUJi,se that .ewr t1on facUltle1. las beenproposedlnauAmerlcan - contlJI!Ied assistance In the election." field of transportation, both air and motor vehicle. enrarcement ' Pro Standings I l rest is l " \~ o ·r ti: . l,. I ' ~· .!A {··· ' NFL STANDINGS By United Press lrternational Eastern Conference Century Dl vision W. L. T. Pet. New Orleans • • 1 2 0 •333 Cleveland • • . • 1 2 0 .333 St. Louis • . • • 1 2 0 .333 Pittsburgh • • • ,0 3 0 ,000 Cll>ltol Division W. L. T. Pet. Dallas • • , , • • • 3 0 0 1. 000 New York ..••• 3 0 0 1.000 Washirwton .••• 1 2 0 .333 3 Philadelphia ••• We stern Conference Central Division W. L. T. Pet. Minnesota ......'2 1 0 .667 Detroit. ....... 2 1 0 .667 Green Bay ••••• 1 2 0 .333 Chicago . . . . . . . 1 2 0 .333 · Coastal Division W. L. T. Pet. Los AJwelea •••• 3 0 0 1.000 Baltimore • • • • • 3 0 0 L 000 san Francisco ... 2 1 0 . 667 Atlanta , • • • , •• 0 3 0 •000 Sunday's Resulta Baltimore 41 Pittsburgh 7 Dallas 46 Philadelphia 13 Los Alllele• 24 CleYeiand 6 New York 48 Wallhllwton 21 Detroit 23 Green Bay 17 St. Louis 21 New Orleans 20 Chicago 27 Mlmeaota 17 San Franclaco 28 Atlanta 13 ' ~· I r.f ~~ I , I ' AMBASSADOR SST There was a ttme when all we made were Hamblers . And. those Ramblers made our image. With the predictable result that we got a reputation for building dependable, little cars that were high on economy and low on sex appeal. We still make the Rambler . It's a smarter buy than it ever was. But it's no Javelin. When American Motors can build a hot, sporty car that out-sports the other sporty cars, that's news. So far, more than 45,000 sporty-car drivers have decided that the javelin is a bette~ car for the money. · The Ambassador SST 4-door sedan is our luxury car. It comes with standard airconditioning, standard V-8, standard auto- malic transmission, optional velour seats, a long, long wheelbase for an elegant limousine ride, and an astonishingly low price for the package. We also make the Rebel. The Rebel is the family car that dared to cross the treacherous Baja peninsula . . Most of the specially equipped cars that start this trip never finish . The Rebel did, But, if anything changes our image, it will be the AMX, our two-seater sPQits car. The AMX, specially equipped and modified, has set 106 American, national and international speed records. At this point, it looks like our image will never survive. American Motors AMERICAN MOTORS NEW CARS ON SALE NOW. of .ooo ) ) .. . I ' I " .. ·" Phlladei&Jbil It Waahllwton '/. L ' .. ' ' '• SI'ILL OFF JOBS ~YOUNGSTOWN (UPI) - Some 2,000 ·~!worller• ~ Central F'lreprooft .eo. here relillln-. ed off tl\elr .lobat;tocla1,. ~!:_~>. cldlrw not to end ¥ ;.._. strike until .three .• ra ware reinsjat,ed, ~ '"' SHEER~'C~MFORT BY- ' S&turdiJ'a Games ' 88 So. Second Ave., Middleport, Ohio ' . i. ~, This Is·~ bra that•11roves loveliness can be.(:omfortable. It's COfTipletely stretch ••• and undJfCup. The stretch straf?S are adjustable, the lace Is all ~yton •rid·the and Lycr'PS.pandex. Super-liOft foam .petal uplifts-you don't feel tllltrn b'-ck. and akin tone.' A 32-~. B 3·2-38, C 32-40 (0 32-42 s.~:99). (Also''lvaltablle ,!ij~ $3.99 and Ions line, s.s.oo.loth in black and white.) ·· Plttsburlh at CleW!and Only 8111111!1 scheduled. SWiilay• a Games Chicago at Baltimore Dallal at St. Loula Gr4en Ill¥ at Atlanta Mlnneaota at Detrcit New OrIeana at New York San Fran!:laco at Loa ·• l e t R. H. AWLINGS SON.S CO., . .' $''.,. ,, . Ui , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 30 1968 ebersbach hess kirkendall mcneal smith