https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b19f03a0b8a8782fe7e65defacbdb1ff.pdf 91aecc8316734623f30e5959185b8499 PDF Text Text ..., . . . . .. . .... ·· -- -···--- · ·· ~ .. -. ..... . - ...... . .- . ...., - ~ -- .. ' "' ... ·-· -" - ... - . - ....... ' ._-... . ..... . . . . . . . . ... ..... '• ' ~ _, ~· . . . . ......... ~ - - .. .... . . I I ' •' ,, ,·;~.\'s This: Nixon Winning, hut Muskie, President!· ' .·)!)<·~bUm CAs!ELS , ' i '. ;,<Ul'l).,. the lie>,t ' · . .,· aj. , , . , . · ~· ~ •~. . be ·an~CDIO10 .- .~~~ ·,·. !I ···. ..._. 11 l• ' -~•. "" llt7 ~ . ind !!4JOib diP~ WI 'llltli the maulve ~~~~· lirtemlllmal ·problenfo . fa<!"B the Unitod !btel. , ·' On· the bulol ol e vI d 0 n c e, AmertCIIII dvar. wbelmJna favor , ftspoibllcan Richard M, Nixon for Cbe •)ob. But Democrat lluiJvt pbre,y oeomo to be """""' "' llld be counted out,• And Ill· .n.. pre1/um· can, S'.ate Farm now insur,·f GOIIVG, MEE.K 7 don 't you start enJo)'lr t-JOVJI-\E:Rt I I'M JOGG.Ik.JG I last, fri end ly se rvi.t · famous tow rates th..,t ·mo No. 11 Call me soon . , ·' JOGGII\lG IS A, G;REAT IAJAY FOR MW 10 K£5P /f.J SI-\APE BECAUSE IT'S IVOT COMPETITIVE"! WHeRE ARE 'rtlU 10,001,000 cars I Arid ty. each car is still "No.'lt. ~ ' Til£ 11-IEOR.Y IS TI-IAT VJQMEtJ LIVE I.LlNG£R. l'HAf.J MW , , . 17. years. Canol K. SnoWd • ,i ' -~~~~ 1111101 wlddl have tl8ured In U1e , ·1 ' l editor• who lOok a lOok alwllat tho poatoelo.U.O period a,.y hold. ,_, - e d at the llrot - . , 1011loft o1 U1e 1968 confer.,.. ol UP! editors olld, jllbllahtro at tlio Blatelv.Jlllton lloCel bore. Tile panalloto said II II IIC!Ialbl,._;but ~ no meona lll8,jorlbo, .., to Smith, · c1a1n ol oorreo~ NIBm atth!a polnt-fcaJr """" . Jntamotl-",y, · V I - will tile eloetloo- hal to be ciiiltiDJo 11 the COW!Ir7'l moot tile overwbtlmlng fawrlte to 1nunec11a1e problem. But the win the prealclancy. But Hum. Soviet Union's llrrutDn of ,llbre,y 11 ceonlJw 1Q1 and will CzeellolioYalda, the clllonuna make 1 better llhowlnt! t1w1 over illlother to Ill> ohllld nltli a current polio Indicate. C01t1,y llllllmlllllt dofalae olld Stewart Htmle,y, <hlof WUhNldealt tenalono make on 1naton diplomatic reporter-the ~thenatlonbuaaonthe .....zlncrovlowofoveriiiU.S. ..ntnlllratlm !teN an norlt ell Ita rodol r1o11ne. Tbe,y fORlan policy lnovltoble. -atlng !oroip pellcy rov1en aow Httle cbanco Cbe !q)reme Hare Ia how the UP! clallltneol to p!'OCUee a Ull ot Court will rOYeroe ltaelf m tho reporters and editors Yloned balanced prlorltloo. It mull taee boron • e ! .' POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO pre- then ,.z¢1H,._, Ia thl fltW .~ C . erlmlnl1 low. IIIII 111111 U thoro Ia 110 !oratoii!IJ dlreetlca tho court Preal-· . . . . over the lclaa '-1. be a dlelalvo taetiilr. Fnl* El-, elit.f .,,... UP! ~ llllt"-'Oiule Cll!i .. ast'1r ot 1 . . , PreiNi.t llu .._, dldclad-IIIIU. II tho poUa (Contlllleclm-8) 'Weather ''·.. MoJtly dGudy and cool morning, lowe In the fill. ly 1111m1 olld warmer .., , _ : ~ay . c ' FIVE CENT.'i ----'-~. 4 Hurt in Rt. 124 Accident Deparbnent, '!')~~---------------.--, &Ct\US6 · M£1J LIVE' MORt ~----------------------~ Molt serious of the mlshapo waa a one..QI" accldent Jn which lour peroons were InJured eight. tenths o1 a mOe esst or Rutland m Slate Route 124, at 2:2 5 p, WELL, THERE 'S AI.JOTHER. 11-\EORY OOWIJ lHE DRAIIV I '-11 GfiLY COMPETITIVE' UV£S! ---GALLIPQ 8(1110 Form II Ill you to lmow obout lnour• m. !lul<lay. A ear driven by Karen • • S. Haynes, 17, lit. I, Middleport, traveling west, went out of con. trol m the ralnsllcklld highway when she went to pass a truck. SA Tl The vehicle lett the highway, jumped a dllch and roiled over several Urnes, coming to a 8tq) boaded east M the SOllth edge or the highway. Pomeroy emerGe~Jcy squadmen and Martin's ambulance were summoned and transported the driven by David R, Arnold, 23, driver, ~rry Yarbroogh, 18, Damy Yarlmlugh, 17, and Glenna Yarbrough, 51, Ill of Rt. J, Rutland, to Veterans Memorial Hospital. Tile driver and Danny Y a rbrousll were !rested and reloued and Harry YarbrousiJ a n d Glema Yarbrrugh were admitted. The sherll!' o department of 705 Carpenter st., pulled !rom a side street onto Route 124 Into tho path ot a !963 model auto Qperated by Fritz Lee Teaford, 38, Rt. 2, Racine. Alter the two caro collided, said no arrests were made. At noon today it was reported Harry Yarbrough is in satisfactory condition, but sustained a skull and right fccearm fracture. Mrs. Yarbrough is under- rntng treatment for • whiplash injury. The other mlohap In which a personal irtiury occurred waa at 3:10 a.m. &uldaY oo Route 124 in Syracuse where a car Byron Parmelee • the Arnold car lllruck a state highway department at.,llld wMI Into a ditch .., the rlalrt elde ot the highwas. The Teaford car ran Into the Floyd G. Diddle resldance, caualng conalderable to the hruse, TV anlellna,.and a aet of ladders. damap Teaford was removed to Veterans Memorial Hospllal by the $rracuse emergency IQ.Iad for treatment of a chin laceration, bruised jaw, and Injuries to hla ril!hl knee and hand. Arnold waa cited to Meigs County court charged with fail ure to ylald right ol way. 2 Injured in Collision of Car, Truck Two penons were Injured In a truck--car colllsion at 1:40 p, m. &uldaY m Rt. 35, eight and aeven4entbs miles west ol Gallipolis, according to Cbe state llil!hwiJ' Patrol. Byron F. (Stub) Parmelee, 61, Lincoln st., Mlddlepor4 died Saturday OvenlJ¥ In the ~J.Hwi­ tlngton Hospllal as the result of Gallipolis Motm" Co. Dooler Is proud to Salesman of the Mont Mrvice alii a stroo -n.t,t..T LITTLE PLUMP.... . cllll this be ac :I ... CAN I HELP IT IF AWRIGHT, SO rM A . =~=t1.;::,:%:~:wwqM:'::::::=::~::::::=:;:::==(:::~:::=:::t::=:=::=::::=:::r==:::=::::::::::::t::•••!=:=::::==m=· STARVATION 'tOLl GOT ME DON'T \\ORK? ~!::!:f_ Wins Nod 202 Klneon Drive. G llld 2 children, Cyrl 111d Its ~loyees a Ill to Everett and hi I J • 1\J' Unn.ct Pro~o lnternou-1 . "~~' 1 MINNEAPOLIS,. MJNN. '"" SEN, ·EUGENE J. Mccarthy nD1 4orae Ruliort H. ~!*eY lor presldellt only H HIIIJillhte,y plodps .,...,..nu~ to .hall the bmnbq of NOI'tli Vletrul, Mccarthy ..... I!Oflel'• tttt;.~~ \*' drown ~ four ckmands lllat HUII\Phre.Y ,...., meet l;iltorelitwi!J.elldoroebls(allow -101111, attorney Ger. ~ Hill pf Son Frlllcl"!<i> laid:· , . A holt to lite· bolit!IIIW or Nqrtll V ' - ; A &!Qiort lor a Soulh Vlobam electloo In wbleh the Natlonll Uberatlon Front VIet CoJv w...Jd J!llrtlclpote; A ro!orm of Cbe U.S. draft, aiiDHIIII ,......,..._ status to one who "'JPPOIId mliltory oerYI"!' oo mol'lll 11 '!fills reUlllou• . ~~ and electorol reflll1n_or the. Democntlc party. rL:L HAVE 'IOU KNOW I'M 100 BUSY A MAN 10 GO SCROUNGIN' 'ROUND FOR FOOD/ WHY ELSE H.aw15N'T 'I'OU LOST WEIGHT ON TH' DIET BEEN FEEDIN' 'ICU? ... BESIDESj.BEING KING IS 100 DI"'NIFIED A POST 'TO COUNTENANCE SUCH VULGAR. DEPORTMENT ... ... AN' KNOWING OF MV SELFLESS DE\OTION TO 'TH' -BECOMES .· 'VOU, OF T'MAKE SUCH AN UNFCII )•, .' I-lOW'S A FLANK OF VEAL S1'EGOSAUR IN COCOioiUT MILK WITH HOT BANA.NA SIWCE SOUND TO 'rOU? .' heating co · Funeral services for Dana llalrall, who died SoturdiJ' at Ul('q( Dallos (Josephine) IDevlns, Midbe held Ttlosdl,y al 2 p.m. at the dleport, and two brothers, Clarence, St. Petersburg, F1L, and Ew1111 ChapeL Burial wUl be In Daniel, or Fort Pierce, Fla. He the Beech Grove cemetery be-was born In New Haven, Conn., side his late wife, Motlhla. arxl waa preceded in death by He was • former reaident o1 his parents and one brother • Gram Hospital in Columbus, wUl .. .. . . ' . ·• -· ~ ··· ·~· ··· · ·· ··· .. ..... . ·-__ , ... ··-······ . __ ,.._ ... ,r . , , . , . , , , , , .... .., wurt Cllle4 calm IIIII be lfahtt'li the YOWrl~ n the County, Other Cllftclalo "'~~~Meted to attoac1 oro J, W. ()lyko) WUSCII, a Dopartllllllt Ill Hl&hwa.Y• director, and rormer Nllaoavtne reafdenl; . - Dowler, Dlvlaloe 1 10 ~ state ~ Welker, 11!11 COIIIIt;r, and otate ol- lie ,. < fl~lalo. !Iii tho J He is slli'vived by his wife, WUma; a stepdaughter, M r s. ,or cllq)ilp D,.y Dealer or 1 Ume of hls death. ~ "Mi. ~txon·· ele< Dies Saturday w. neXt b,lr·yelra.'" . than the ~ A veteran of World War I, Mr. Parmelee waa sening on MiddJeport vUlage council at the In n.ttonIn tlio ,... ~litMi;lhe ..r ._.,lbip You 've se1 ' ATLANTA IUPO-Tho Atlanta Constitution todi.Y e... dorsed VIce President Hilbert Hwq,hrey for president. The . lO().year-old m o r n I n g now-er declored ltaell . lor 11 1l8W Ideas IIIII new vigor stemm1111 for the lnallfrt of brold tJPertence. Dana Howell ..,..""'J''''II ~. . Mrs Ruth In Atlanta bus, Ohio Valley Commarliery in.iurles received FriQy when a No. 24, Knights Te~~t~lar, and tractor he was operating on his Bosworth Council 46, Royal and Hoooo 7 rann overturned on him. Select Masters or Pomeroy, He was a past patron of EV~JP Mr. Parmelee Was retired as manager or the local A. and P, gellne Chapter 172, Order of store. He was a member o1 the Eastern star 1 belonged to the Middleport First Baptist Church, Fraternll Order of Police, and Middleport Lodge 363, F. and M., to the Middleport Volunteer Fire Department a n d emergency sqUid. PRAGUE - ALEXANDER DuVCEK ~THREE other CZoch<>''Humphrey has been a Pomeroy who was residing In llovlk Conununlot leaders IIII.Y reslin today or TUosdo.Y to protest p~s&ive 'JI'IIYOI'1 'a se.-.trr COlumbus, at 2917 Howley Hood, .a· ~· ~II' hlpllzlne Soviet occ..,atloa Dr thlo ilatloa, part.y who was . able to work with all with I daughter, Mr~ William Stitt Appearing , ljiUfeei ·~ .toclay. , ... l'lctlms, 111d 1 leader who did Stewart. , '1'beJ 11id the res~ou c:ould ccaneata meeting ol the part;y'a not ..Ok shelter when tho Survivors, In addition to Ml"a. florida 1_.., • ~ttse, e>pected within \8 hours. Named 11 1torms blew," the pq»er'a Stewart, Include two other dough· qulttiJ>i' with· party llrst sec rotary Dullcek were Premier eclito<lal •ald. JACKSONVD..LE, Fla. (UPI)tera, Mrs. VIctor Lelnle14 PomOloirleh Cernni, Pna14ent Ludvik ~ olld Natlcnl Anembl,r James A. Stitt, 19, Columtua, eroy, and Mrs. Frank Buntholf, heltdent Jooe! Slin'i«rrsll)'. Ohio, was to ._... In malllsCOlumbus; 1 alatlr, Mrs. BerGARY, lid. (UP!)- The Guy trlle'o eourt here today In contha Niemeyer, Pmteroy; fl ve ~ YOIIK -·SOViJ!:T FOREIGN ~ER Andrei A, GI'OII\Yko Post-Tribune editorially o• grandsms, Mann!Qt H. StelVIrt, nection nit~ a murder lnVeatlga. sold SWidoy nllht that ha IU held three hours ol "useful" Ialka clorsed VIce President Hilbert Columbua; Ruasell, Wilbur, and lion In Oblo. irllh SecretiQ of state Dean Rusk m Vlobam, tho Mlololle Els4 Hlllqlllrey lor president In Ita Edwin LeUhelt, all of Pomeroy, Stitt was charged under a fed~ ..eurlll', and otressecl that diiii'DIIIIIent w11 an lrMin SWido,y edltloo. eral warrant alleging wdaHfuJ 1111 Frank Lellhel4 Call!arnlo, Olalrt to avoid persecution '"' a Hhldl ~~.:9 ~be llllde. The edltorlll sold the ~ and lwo granddaughters, E t h e l chirp o1 llr114ogree murder GI'GII!I'~ ·" •• ' ~ the m~ at lilt Wlldort Toworo and - · muot.. be judged on lhelr H..... o, Port1mouth, Va., and tOld newam' ~ "lo .Mi"llll'eemont di>Nllchocl w..U be oe,y~rv ~~ .,;;I ''U lo hi• ~ Shlrle,y Boners, Akron. Friends In tho doolh of Emil Zbinden, too much. •• vl![i 'olfeemoill iiruat be pncodocl ~ a grea1 deal or which recommends VIce Pre.. D,.y call II the lunera1 hmne 47, Columbus. The teenager wu work and ~·I lie ioold.·· " !dent Hllll\lhre;r to the thl'*"w IJI1IImo, arreated here last Tllursdl,y. · ' • penon 11 lhe 'belt qualllled .of A~ · tO!'!·. -.".\ p!;i:J'A!l.ED REPORT or the clll!erent rock tho elllljiclates to be Pl'esldont ?1~t~OO~$~~~~~i~&~$1®;~~~~~t~j~j~~i~~~~l;i;~~J~:~~~~;;;~f~j:~;1:~:~~j~!~;~~=~~t~~!tt~~~~~~i~~~~~ Oad" ~: , · .ppnet'ratocl ~ corl><lr!W..o 1p 20 weUs clurilw' the -.1 ov..W and '1118 on !our,laue atreteh ol U. S. Route 331n Melga Counllli tile)!! tiCbw, of Ohl!>, Well Vfrdnllllld Peaaoyh1nla crucial yeois ln<lllf hlatoey." t;p will be - - and _... Fl'ldlll. P. E. Mlahtoter, Oblo 1llroclor o1 Hl&hwa.Ys, and other otate I-ra will -cite ~~-·•·1!11 a,q.o ell~· llld tay. . · Til!! ~.. •'-iiJI•i!llM ~Iillon ll1e .at the M...,._n, W. Va. the proJect at 11 a.m., at Olio fJ1 the picture- roodalde roll t!otrololio!l'~~ ~rolory' lhe bunoil. COIIIIIna Cbe r.,_ BOJSE, ·" .(tiP!)-IIIehard areu lklaa the 5.3 milo oectlon ol hiKhwl.y non Ill but comililta ~ned ltqijl cof, ~ · . '. M. N'-t rib ,WIIdorsed .fir l9e jlleled ~ the V, N. lloldorman Cmam.ctlon Co. aearl)' 1 yoar I ' • ' Flt/l!l) preslde!!CJ.'" .~ by · the ~ol·-.. :Jtote...W. . ............,., ,i,bleh Tile l~oo.ceesa blllh-, Hhldl bellini at llo<k ~ •ld "" ''!hit alld at llarHin, lo the llrll lour~ hiiJhwe,y In Melga -•bly ( Humphrey the Ancient Accepted Scottish Rloo, Valley of COlumbus 10,066, Aladln Temple Shrine of Cdutn· •JMIII' dlllriet Eut4m alld Sco•l•• lllalt - · The Jlllbll•la· ~. ' ' !- • ,. t 1 '' ' Thorne car, IUII'ered 1 cui, but was not IDunodlotel)' treated. The illn<IY truck wu clamollsbed llld there wu damagoe to lbe Thome ear. Tile .Potrol elled 'l'1lllrm "' Offlcen reported that a car C.e1Upnllt Y\dcipll Court Oat. driven by Jerry D. Thorne, 62 9 m a eharpol~ln•· Coal City, W. VL, was over. cess for road ad N Ma eoDtaldng and paaolng a 1963 Ford clltlcDs. Econoline van truck operated by JOBM& L, Calclwall, 33, lit. Casssm Hln<IY, 49, of Mlddlepori 1 Middleport, wu io Gil; llpetlo lltunlelpol Court Oct. 11 ·' when the accident occurred. Thome, according to the pa. m a chal'p 0( !allure Ill ttol, lost control ol bio ear Cbe rflllt-cll ....,._ . • and It struck the Hln<IY truck, at :i:fO p.m. . ..._ causing It to 111> throui!b the Gravel !WI Rd., el&bt • · guard rail oo tho rlalrt side of o1 a milo .north o1 Rt. 7. ... 0111 eer1 .... -.au llln , ,.I" _.new the road and over an embankment. The truck overturned on- pulllld out of Roush 114, .... to Us top llld the car struck the Cbe path ol a . , . . _ ..,... guard rail on the opposite aide clrlv101 ~ Carol 9le Dulelo, BYRON PARMELEE ol the hlghwoy, 11, Rt. 1 r•ntpou• '11le Funeral aervices will be held Hln<IY sull'ered minor lnjur. tela oar 111rervlld to tile ltft olld at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Rawlea, according to the patrol, was struck a brldp ralllntl olld lings - Coats Funerll Home with · treated at Holzer Medical Can. limit at., on the brlclp. the Rev. Charles Simons officiatter, and releaaed. Mrs. Helen Tllere was 110 deiMp Ill Ing, Burlel will be In Riverview Thorne, ~8. a paaoenger In the (C-nuedm-8) · cemetery. Masonic services wUI be held II 8 tonlgllt by the Mid· dleport Lodge 363, F. and A.M. Friends may call at dte funer- -rata Dies of Inj~r.~.~S. -~ . _ th~n k toclal. hlah In the 60s north olld tho low 601 aoutb. Clauiatl olld cool IDolllhl. but a ehallee ol loti ~ MONDAY, OCTOBER 7. 1968 l'llerltr Robert C. llartenbach' s uu. H Ia , ..'111.\J ln!wPiolilll . . . ·loovo u four Julll... '::'i~; In tho- 1 en tine Five persons were Injured in four accidents lnveltlgated over the weekend by ~.lelga CoUI!Qo '• that -Hanoi ' ' VOL. XXI NO. '116 · arse• l'llho!r Devoted To The lnrere." OJ The MeigB-Mason Area ' .. 1111 foci v~. '" at ' Mutual Automobile ln.surar Hpme,Oflh:;e: Bloomington, t11ot Fmopo, not ooid onotller llcalallcln o1 the lathe..,. ellcriUcll lfiN;lna. eorm.ata11aa ·botHNI tho Unllpqillld 1111, Penlqon r_.. edstatetllldlluula. ' ter-lh U1e .-rew y11ro, lloe Jotoi,N. Fall..,, fore1&D editor Ulilted - · plODs to lDitall holda thai time 11 on It& mal11plo 11Vholdo In It& mfl!. olde In 1llit Pari I 11111 whldl will lncr- ~ $ to _..._, and In tile Vletlwn 10 tlme1 the ' " - ol Wv ltaelf and 11 not likely warbtldl limed at the therefore to show Dlldl "lllve. H Union. '1118 11u1111111 are I controll 300,000 troopl In noridlll! ocpall,y han!. - . V!alliam olld has the Chlr'!JIIe .G. Moulton, &J. poorer to attack Mwe llld promo Court-A1 long II tile when It .,._s, Tile prospects Warren court ro,..- · • lnlo<t, for the , _ ldmlnlllrallon Is there Ia 11~· d It will !Urlher Communist pre&IIIN d18ft8'1 , clasplte U1e fulure: <llblte. on "low 11111 order" as , Mei;fman lone 11 thll'tl .f,a a Warren White Hau.. GGIIipolis, Ohlc Phone 446·429«1 Home Ph. 446·45 ' ,( '' i>·. -aloal• Second Avenue ' ' dlvlclad, ' Tlloae from a panel o1 Vllltod Preu · flltel:MUonal ...,....... and Tho l....t runlllnr l ~ioy . In the . hlslu'y or the tlleater .. "The Mou11etnp," -a II'O'stery by Aplha Christie. It has· been 1'1111nlng conllnuousq, lo Jiondoo lor Parle Central Hotef ·, 1lolh moJor eondlclateo 11 u,. .threat lliot ,._Wall'< · ~.., ace a,.y Ioree. the eleetl..,lnto the House, ·Tile Hauoe ltaelf oeemollkoly to be so clooely """""or, 11 to mab a chol.. dl'lri..U, H not iJnpoollble, ~ Jan. 20. lb that caaa, the Sellate prellllllllbly nuuld hove lllead llld. · pickod a vte0 pre.._, poialbly alleliloerat. Tills ceuldleodtothoiiiOIIIOI,y · of Nixon •Wimlna pluraw, of the _.tar vote but Edmulld Mualde beoomlng prelldeoi. .NolJ ~~~1now ,, 1' lwlllnl ' ov..- ., *""!""''" n.. a. al home anytine• 2 Accidents Reported on Rural Roads Saturda¥ at 1:40 p.m., a vehicle operated by .!Jtaron L. ThompSCII, JB, Rutland, skidded Into the left rear lender ol a car operated by Demla B. Edwards, 3S, Ma1011, W.Va. on the New Umaroad. Officials reported 'lbompson started to pass the Edwards car u Edwar~s began turning Into I!Je Rutl111d Gl.ll Club road. Tllere was llsbl damage to the Thomp1011 car and medlumtoEdwarda•. No injuries or arrests were not- ed. Another accident came at I p.m. !mlde,y on County Road 6, at a point 6.5 mUes north ol the llutJand poll Cllllco, -re Wat. tor W, Howard, Rt. 2, Albany, drlvillg 1 1967 model car, tumeciiU'OUIId In the road llld his vehicle went backwards Into 1Jt. tie Leading creek. Tllere wu IIIIPI'Gidmatal,v $800 damagoe to the cor. No ln.iurl.. or arrest wvereporW. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Admisslono Salllrllay - Carl Tllomos, Long &tiDn; Robert Steele, Pomeroy. Discharges Saturdljo - Robert Meeks, z... IICiblo. Admloalou liundol - NDiocharpo SUncla)' - 1labltrt LeMay's Ex-Employer Dismayed at Decision LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Gen. CUrtis LeMay's former~­ er pleaded with him not to run for vice president on the ticket with third ·party presidential calW!Jdlte George Wallace. M1hai D. Patrlchl, prestdem. of Networks EJectrc:r:d.c Corp., said Sunday he was usurprised ant disappointed" when Lelflt7 joined Wallace after previously turning down wmerous ovarturea. Patrlchl said he constderlld Wallace a "demqogue," whl.ch he defined as "a man who to gain power makes unreallatlc promises."' He said LeMay, board chairman of his C<JIIIIIOIIl', was a "tremendou_a patriot" who be~ Uoves he can do aomo ptd lor "the CCiliXry. Theretired.bw eommander ot tbe 9ratecle Air Command olld native ol QJIIIIIIbus, Ohio, took a six moalh1 leave ot aboence from Ids $5!1.· 25 Fatalities not as elmple II Mr. Wall- Are Recorded · 000-year-jcb. "Jntematlonal _prd:)lema 111"1 preoenll thorn, and the _ _ . ar<h't as simple as he pnloilll them," Patrlcblllid.. .. The maAieB are very COLUMBUS (UP!) - Death lured by promises, H he · ~ ·.:, claimed 25 pariOI'II m 0 h I o bave - . In Elaqle llld ., highWII's over tho -end, In- demarngues llld dll~et~•:lor:•:~ :fj cluding 17 kllleclln Saturday lC· the resulta were ell cldeato. A trlpl...tatallll' aeclclant In wellterD Oblo _, Cnenvlile boosted Soturcla.J'• !Iaure early In tho clay, wblle doltie !alaiWee oecurnol In Colwntua and Hebl"OII. Tbt Included In IOUiheastOblo: 1labltrt LII'IAII, ~... Norwich, kiUed In a two4r craah n I n o mllee - ·ell Z..IVII!e on u. S. 22 and 1layDjand Ervin, 60, !'"'>easter, a podoltrlan lllruek ~ a car ilblle walklna In the 11no1, both Frltlay: olld Ruth MeBrljlt, 65, Combrldp, killed the ear · ~~~e wu ·ttdlll8 In 0111 ell u. s. n, about ~ oaitirol ... .aoulh ,~.., ot z~.., �,, • ',. ' '·'' . .. ,. ~, 3•- ThO Doll1 Sentinel, Pamoi'O)"-Middloport, 0., Monday, . .. ocl. 7, L@8 ...... !·' ·' "" ,., .. '•• ·;;C.rdinals 2 Up On Tigers . Mee.t Nov. 2-3 MONDAY The D. A. V. aJ!d Us Women's RIVERVIEW PTA. lllonday, awdlllrle• .will hold their ... duped shouldn't be ourprlsod 7:30 p. m. at school; nr.J. pta• nua1 stat&-Wide Call conlerepce when he'e dumped, - H. ning for Halloween carnival; open at 111e Noll Hoose Motor Hotal Dear Helen: house to be observed. in Columbus, Nov. 2-3. There My husband reels a marriage POMEROY GARDEN Club, will be a Chapter Service omnot based on honest..v will falter. MondaY, 1 p. m, at home of Miss cera School on saturday, Nov, 2, But IK:Jw can I be honest when Lydia Ebersbach. trom 1:30 p.m. to 4 p,m., whlcl guilt was stamped 10 clearly YOUTH FELLOWSHIP, Dlo- wUI be conducted by D. A. V. Na00 my mind? ~ trlct 4, united Methodist Charge, You see, my husband and I Monday, 7:30 p. m., at Mornlq tional service Omcers ard official& ol the. Veteran!! Admini&put our we<tiing date up throe Star United Methodist CIMirch. tratlon. months because I was pregnant There will also be a Joint My mother, whom 110\l'e dearly, GOSPEL MEETING, Success session of the D. A V. and the thought 1 had disgraced t h e Church o( Christ, Oct. 7-16, 7:30 Women's Awdlia.rY on Sunday, whole famii.Y and she made me p. m. Joseph Hoskins. speaker. Nov. 3, from 9:30 Lm. to IIOQII. lie about my due-date, I had to Public welcome. Thla session wUl be addressed say the baby was born premaWORLD WAR I night at 8 P· m. by Slate and National oMclsla turely. I hid my condition when Morday by Drew WebsteJI Post or the D. A. V. and of the Women' a I wanted to be proud ol lt This Irked my husband, but he went 39, American Legion. ~ecial Auxiliary, program and amual oyster stew Chapter No- 53 and Ito auxUalong with it, slPper. Vietnam and Korean vet-- Iary wUI he r~Prosented at tho Three children later, we are still a very happy coo.ple. Pd al- erans especially invited to the wnterence Slid Jacob Turner, again, A elope who enjoy• bolng N. the 1J0 of 52, and II&Vlllil been married lor 23 years, 1 feU for the Rlrtlng of a female halt my age. This affair was an tmocent one, with no promises. Sbe made me reel young and re. ·newed, and I thought our rela- Uonshlp a good one. After 14 months o( kindnen, botll give and take, she showed her true colors. She called my wife and exposed our altair; then, when 1 confnmted her with thls, lhe denied tho call, though she lmpllecl I owed her my llaiJ!O. I broke off, telling her I had no lntoo.tion of divorce, nor had I and she knew it! Then the phone calls started. My wife was harassed with untrue..stories about how I was . most forgotten my earJ.y shame .Wl seeing this woman and oow when our oldest soo asked me I wanted my freedom but was a- how long we'd been married. I fraid to ask. I went to her a- said nine years at the same time partment for a showdown, but she my husband said eight. (The boy finally conv1nced me she was not is seven and one-halO. He didn't the caller. I pess I trusted her. catch It, but that began a long h talked me into thinking my argument after the children were ...Ue was just making up &. good In bed. J am accused of being Wlder a atory, and she'd calm down afpuritanical mother's thumb and ter while, when she got o v e r afraid to level with the children, 1 -uteDO)J8.U5e nerves.'' M e a nwbile, uwlQ' not drop by when who may Rnd out on their own tb1np get to rough at horne?'' IUlYl'BY· 1 reel society still con· 1 was a Cool! The yoong lady demn.s the pregnant bride and why soon took up with another .. sen- stir up old pUts? Besides, how lor citizen" with more money, can 1 teach our daughters right lnd I am sick at heart because (rom wroni when they know their my wife divorced me five months mother did wrong? Which of us After I had admitted tllat is right? - CONFUSED I'd been mped, why did she do Dear Con: Your husband is right. Societhat'? - OW, WISER, AND Aty doesn't condemn Hpremature LONE parents" nowadays, though it recDear 0. W, and A.: ognizes the hardships they bring Because she has a wife's on themselves. Your daughterll atd.~ toward an "iMocent afmay learn more from yoor misfair," and she may finally have takes than they would 8\•er gain fa<Od the trutll: You'll try It from Puritanical lectures. Be honest now, wouldn't forthright sex dlsrossion11 have helped you more than your mother' 11 rigid morality? - H. ever - },~ •• ,. . ,' '<> aao. BACK TO SCHOOL PERSONAL TO "THEY'RE ALL ALIKE TO OLD D 0 N .WAN" - Down, Juan! Y o u r Halr Styling OPI'll TIJISDAY "broad" outlook will get your ears pitmed back. Not all gals BVDaNCl ' 'ftL ' 1 , MARY DE'S .• I.I. IWI1Y ._______ _ I lflddl..,rt , ''· are that eager. - H. ThlO.<diutin 1o dedicated to family living, so ir you're hav . ... ing kid trouble or just plain trwble, let Helen help YOU. guest night affair. ' plonohlp and llory OIIOI!Ih· JU Monday n I g h t, Bradbury Church of Christ. JOINT COUNCIL moetlngofSt. Paul and St. John Lutheran Churches with district president at 7:30 p.m. Mooday at !1, Paul Church. TUE&>AY · OHIO ETA Pill Chapter of nota Slgma Phi Sororlcy, 8:I5 p.m. Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric eo. Social room. Th:la will be the model meeting lor prospecti,ie members. Barbar! Riggs will present the cultural program. EASTERN BAND Boosters, 7:30 p. m., at high schooL All pal'ents of band members urged BrocI Saw Chance I 1 And He Took It DETROlr (UPI)- Lou Brock for a roeord"""'alllng tholl• aaw Ida chance tor a record and -ng? -II. II wia tho kind of ~ that Tho olllllllou proiHIIIecl Itself some migltt consider as UlhoJJ. ,la the oiglllh lmlni of &lncll;jr'• hoaUng." But Brock clooan't see Coul1ll pmo of the World Series lt that way at Ill. Fall Conference To Be on Thursday The faU conference of the Eighth District, American J..e.. gion AuxiUary, will be held Thur• at the LekoHope Lodge near McArthur. three-run double. Tho Itt had given llle Cardinali a IO-I load and there wu on11 one more thlng lor Brock to accomplllh. He had poriiOI>alb dellrqyod .tiao Tfgoro willl a home nm oo the ....... pllth of the - · • triple and a · I'WI ocorod Ill tho Coul1ll lmlnc and the _ , . In tile oigblh. But, ho had not dane h1a llllng-lleal. He noeclecl !lib one more to Ue the reeord he 181 Jut year ol oevon stolen buei ln QIIO aerleo.and CliO to Uo tho 111-tlrno 'record of I4 llealo ln aerloa CQIIII>Oiidon. hold by E4dle cdliDO. So; 011 the flral pitch to Curt Flliod. he broke for lhlr<l and slid lo juot . - r tho tag 111e McArthur unit will be host ror the meeting. Registration will begin at 9 Lm. with the conf~r­ ence to gO Into session at 9:30 Lm. Members of the auxiliary of Feeney - Bennett Post 128, planning to attetxl are asked to contact either Mrs. Dale Kemedy or Mrs. Albert Roush for trans~ portatlon. to attero:REVIVAL, CHESTER Church of Nazarene, Oct. 7 through Oct. 2o, Mrs. Dorothy Jago, evangel· ist. Service, 7:30 p, m. each evening. Public invited. WOMEN'S SOCIETY or Chris~ Uan Service, 7:30 Tuesday night at the Pomeroy United Methodist Church; women of the Enter~ prise church to be guests. This is a service of celebration upor the signing of the charter .for the new women's grOll), re!i.dt· ing in the merger of the EUB' and Methodist churches. LADIES AUXll.IARY, Lewi11 Manley Post 263, American Le. gion, Tuesda.Y night, 7 p.m. at the Mount Moriah Baptist Church, lt they're goiJW to gl~ me the baae, aolng to take it," he added, hinting that the Tiaera' pltchera weren't very rm at holding men on bue. u A Jot ol j)eCII)le have been ·fii)Od a,ying that 1'-.e boon oteallng oo Bill Froohan hAl be~se mueh a woak thJOWinlr arm, ActuallY, ll9 - eent of tile Umo )'OU Ileal on the pllthor. To 811¥ that I'm lleallng because Froolwo llaa a weak arm lon't giving me muclo credit. But u that'• they want to lhlnk, lot them, .. 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W•rriln ly c<Wers repaor nl color piCture 1 he ur n•pl•reme nt wuh re bu•ll colo r p!( turt. tube . thrnu!!:h olll'f 'lh , - > l • n1th dNh· r anywhrrf' owne r m•y love o r move; lr•n~· •u ""no'' . .n I th t' o Wlll'f· p<)l!.i!•un. ldbur Jntl >I'NIU' c har~;•·~ ;aorl' Iheo bl •llatoon Zt•n ••h n·pldll.'fTl l'll l lu~ IS alsu W.lrr~nli!!d f(Jf thl! lull unerporl'CI •term ullh,. oro,.:•n• l l'ftn· f''• ' w~11~nty . INGE·lS FURNITURE OI"EII FRI. & Sr\T. NIGHTS . MIDDLEPORT 992-2635 Members or Grace [lliscopal Church, Pomeroy, joined the congregation of the st. Peters Episcopal Church, Gallipolis, Sunday for a picnic at the Vinton County Episcopal Youth camp, The picnic was preceded by an 11 a.m. church service. Attend· irag from the Pomeroy church were Mr. and Mrs. John Pearson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Reed, Jr., and family, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Lochary, Mr. aOO Mrs. Leo story, Mrs. Joe Roedel, Mrs. EvereU Hayes and 'Jenny and Melissa ProfiitL Member's Birthday Observed by Circle The birthday anniversary or Mrs. Katie Baer was ob11erved at Thursday's meeting o( the Busy Bee Sewl~ Circle or the Trinity United Church of Christ. others atteo:ling were Mrs. Freda Mitch, Mrs. Edith Kautz, Mrs. carrie Neutzllng, Mrs. Ruth Massar, Mrs. Neva Seyfried, Mrs. Ada Murrl)', Mn. Frances Reibel, Mrs. C1arl Karr, Mra. Bernic.e Eberlbaeh, Mra. Edith Lanning, and Nra. Ada Holter. yard run as the hosvlly fav<H"ed Cowboys had to break aWij' frlllll • 16-IO third quarter tie subduing the stubborn Cardlnals. Les Shy accounted tor a third Dallas toochdmrn with a 17-yard run while Mike Clark contributed to the C:OW- Snead connected with Ben Hawkins for a 2~yard TD pass and Alvin Haymond returned 1 punt 54 yards ror a touchdown with only 45 secoOOs left to boys attack with ftald gee! kicks of 14 and 50 )'lrds. Earl Morrall continued his s~r-sub perrormance in place I 2 0 0 • I • • I . Baldwl•Wal. • • • • I •• •• ' I • • ' ••• I •••••••• , , • • • • , , , • • • • .o •••••• , I •••••••••••••• • • • , •• • , • • , • • 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 o 0 0 DoJdiOII • " " - " " " " • " " ' .. - " Wooater • • ••••••• o 1 0 1 Heidelberg • • • • • • • • · • • • • • • • • • ' ' • • Otterbein , .o 1 I 1 0 1 •' ' 3 o o 0 0 0 0 • 2 1 0 I 2 o ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Hiram .......... - .. • • - ........ - •0 2 0 Kenyon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .NDEPENDE:NTS. o o 2 TEAM W L 111ctory over the BoarL Alter Gale Sayers put Chicago ahead With a new styling concept. A fuselage , instead of a body bolted to a frame. Unbeaublaf • I • I 0 • • •• fO 0 I I I I • I •••••••••••• I 0 •• 0 •••• I • ' I 0 0 0 •••• Akron • • • • • • • • · • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ~ • • • • • • • • • ' ' • • 0 I 0 00 0 0 f I 0 0 0 0 0 I I • I ••• : 0 • 0 A ready-mixed Butyl rubber compound for ~eplir of expansion joints 99C crete surfaces. •fwwNiRw Falcons' Nonn Vaa Brocldin's • AWMINUM EXTENSION Students I bltltr-lhln·IVIrl(e h(p ldlool or eolloaa studan~ J011 may qualify for bi&IIIVinp 011 your Auto11oblla Insurance. Still Aulo Mutual oflara 1 -·-"',.- GOOD STUDENT DISCOUNT ltnliDC up to 25". REG 12.19 LADDERS • 20 • 24 8.99 Aluminum, cannot rust, rot, or !plinter. Tubulu fnme with laJJe, solid work platform. AU ri•eted conslruction, Lightweitf!teasy cu· eying. Folds to 2-3/8" flat for Heat tempered aluminum alloy. "Spin-Proof' round rungs, 16" wide. Spring loaded loeb. Rope and pulley on the 20' and 24' only. Will operate prl8e door up to l6' by 7'. Automatically Uops when it hiU an obttrucUon. Can be manually operated in cua \l: power failuK. IKIOD ITUDOQ' DJICOOIJ ..... Juan. w:. . <llol-Un 2& C&mollo-MIIIoo 28 CAFE DOORS SCREEN DOOR Beautiful louvered doors to add charm lo your kitchen or entnnce Croubuck buttom and tcroll design. Scteen and. &luslnoerts. 29 99 ~ ·~~u~~- S11.4t. 0 SHEPARD CHAL~' • 6' LAWN STORAGE SHED • ' REG. 122.95 CHAt!~· This ear jt;iO , 129.99 Till . . ,.., 111111t: 11111' Fridll' nlll!l AUTIIOIIIZED OEAIBIII. MOIOM Wooden, fuRy rodded steps are mortised in to side rails, with 1aqe galyanlzed wuhen. Four way metal spreaders. Bull t for yean or service. Luge work platform. C) HouRm 71 CJaefmeU S3 • Mor1Jn.11m 20 caot8 flll1rlng 19 Poland 18 ·Nilwark cathciut &3 Eut ~ 5,99 ODOR OPERATOR fL 0 Walsh J810Uit 8 Akron Eut 0 . Akron·Gorftald 20 Akron St. Vln- REG. 7.19 GA~GE = ••••••••• , · ••• tom& Wfll Branch 32 6' WOODEN STEPlADDER 17.77 22.99 I~ Norlhfrn ·o A standard 440 cubic' inch V-8 engine, with 350 horsepower. Unbeatable/ 13.44 ONE· CAR .114 Court St. - 1&' 4' PlATFORM lADDER Hany aperaiDf of yoor w II 2 New Yorker 2-Door Hardtop and..... cncb in con- ·. Q-ood Derlanee 28 Ffadll.y 25 dneln.u o • o • • o o • • o •. 1 00 WUmJaatoa 1 Bll.dflon 0 YQU181t:IJWD state •••••••••. 1 2 0 Joha Carroll ,29 Call Teeh- 7 -ti~ Stale • -· • • • • • • • • • ' " " " - ' - • - _. - " ' • ' ; "' .O 2 o Grove Cllr If Adalbort II Oldo N~ • • ' ' • , • • • • • • , ••• , • • •••.• ~ ••••• o 3 F•rt• state (Mleb.) 19 Oldo 0 , You Don, Need C1sh Just Open A. Bild-A-Count "TAK·CRETE" Y!!_od ,a;News '!be Congo Rlver ompUeo U mlUion cublc feet of '!l'&ter Ashland • • ••• - . ............. - ....... .. ... -~ ~ ~ 37 Lobl&lll! per second lnto the AOantic. fliJtOn o o o o • o o • o • o 2 2 0 Eaatern )llcblpn 18 AkrGrl 1 XIYler • • or • • • • 2 0 AlhlaDd 27 c.atral Slate e I New Yorker 4-Door Hardtop T 199 hiiiL • ww••a• INiliA VS. USA MUNICII, GermiJI)" (UPI)polO IDill oamod a berth oppoalto ft-·~---W·"- •• YN-- tho United Stales ln deckll• .DCUu"au- ....ce oiiV ........ - ..... wloo challenees Austrllla for the State& lla11ls Cot> when ll COJqiiMed 1 Capilli 43 IUrom 14 Denlsoft 28 Wabalb 12 a-2 111ctory .,..... West Germany Oblo Wesleyan 3S lla1delber1 7 SIJIMIII'. Marietta 21 Kea;yon 0 IDill will moot tho U.S. ln the lnterzooe ftnll Nov. 9 In San MI. un1on 10 s w..,_ Gainrolud ear lideloelr, Hoot Bowling GreeD 17WelternMlchl- Mlulldqam 27 Otterbein o WOODEN STEPSTOOL Each lfi'P solnfon:ecl with rod. .. top, riveted ol the aUing Johnny Unltaa as he connected on tour l q touchdown passes in the Colts 7-0 wlth a 59-yard seort..r; run in the second quarter, Morrall hit WUlle Richardson with a SObreathe a slgll of rollef for yard TD [1181, John Mackey Tarkenton, the National Foot-- with a 45-yarder atxl found the bill League's premier scram· range for touchdown passes of bier, had just flnlshed riddling 38 arw:t 66 yards to Jimmy Orr. tile New Orleans secondary for "nle Rams, with Roman xavJer so Marlhall 20 Ohio u. 40 Toledo Sl J.llaJnlh Kent State o co~·~N25C p[lj'. o 2 0 0 DROP CLOTH wtth a 34-yard scoring strike 11 the Rodsklns saw ai7-90lnt lead melt to three before the clock ran out on the winless Eagle!!, Phlladol!ohla made it close ln the final quarter when Norm Saturday's. I • 1 I . Shormao whUo golng througll his desk-knocking rituaL uHe's a little sore right oow, but that TD and scored another on a two I • I I Quartert.ck Sonny Jurgenaen l'lln 1'our yards ror a touchdown and then hit Otarloy Taylor Don Meredith passed !Ieven yards to Don Perkins ror one •••••••• •• I Most Everything to hb recorda added SIJIMIII', bocomlllll the ucoad moot suocosoful pitcher In serloo hlotory wllh a 7-1 record, ourpuaed on!¥ by Lefty Gomez' 6-0. He set record• lor seven otrllgllt wins aed oovon eon>· plote game 111cterleL He struck wt 10 batters to quartet, 0 0 Ohio "Wealefan • • • • • I • • • • • • • ' • • • • •I• ••••• • • •• • • • • • • • • .1 0 0 Witt.eaberl Oberlin o o ' o t o t o • • ' • ,J · 0 0 CiplCil •••••••• 1 1 0 Muakl- .....••••...•... • ••... I 1 0 I .. He wllloped Allanll 38-7, aed return to the ooechq ranks as WaohlllilOO hold off PhUadoi- Bart Starr completed 2I of 31 phla 17-14. On Saturday nlgh~ passes, inclu:Hng three lor Cleveland outlasted Plttohurgh touchdowns, and gained 275 yanls tlorougll the air. 3I-l4. berore or. - Giants .Roll, 38-21 spark ol the Giants explosive ottense, pta to hl8 feet alter bei!W dumped by tome massive Uneman. Sherman made sure to np his deok apln Sunda,y when a reporter aaked about 1 strained back muscle suffered by Tarkenton shortly before hl1ftime in the Giants 38-21 victory over the New Orleans saints. "It's nothl~ serious," said tC. ._... ....·u ..-flolcler .m.,. I 1 Congregations Join For Picnic Sunday William D. Eckert, can do that T.- · Marl• • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·1 ,. tlon of 1be Tlgerl!l, who looked College Scores :4 Veterans, at hall. Dinner at 6:30 p.m. Korean and Vlellwn v~r­ ana welcome. ... ~.' It wasn't merelY a ~Ill that Glbaon .... Brock holj>ed lnfllcl ln SIJIMIII''i rall><lronchod debacle- It waa a 16-I humUia- It>• be..,;.• the first pitcher ever to roach or exceed t1at total ln ftve serlel games, and . h8 booate4 hlo Iaiit aerloo .strikeouts to 8!, 10 ~ Whlte,- Ford' • record .tmtllfl OOiiqolrell to lor re • . LEAGIIE ~_: ":!;. ••••••••••• f I 0 0 " I THURSDAY Family parties were held at lhe home of Mr, and Mrs. Bob HoeOich over the weekend in ob-servance of tile fourth birthday of their daughter, Jayoe Lee. Guests included Mr. and Mrs . Mike Hammer and daughters, Lou Ann and Kimberly, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nicholson, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Van Nest and son, Dick or Athens, and Mr. and Mrs. Heino Lind and Edward Hoeflich, Pomeroy. they reu . OVERALL• ··• hdorwo tu!•~--~~~ " throwing · I 41-yan! ' W ··L , 'T 'l<w lwl11thtdi'418 >~· .-cif t '*""lr1! [iastto "Bentle CoHJi OhloJ,J.rir~. I f t I I . 0 o I • • • 0 o 0 o 0 I 0 , 3 0 0 3 0 0 the seeonll to keeP Now and then llllying hlmsolf on a MIIDll ·.: , ............. . .......... 2 0 0 3 I 0 York Uecl wlth DaUb atop the one-yard plunp, rolled to their -ltng Gr-.•• _ ••• _ .. __ _ ....... 1 0 0 3 0 0 Cl&ritol DMslon with 1 perroct 12th strolgllt regular soaoon wid Toledo o o ol 1 0 3 I 0 4-4 roeord. by defeating tho Fort.Y Nlnera. Keat $tate ........ ........ - ••••••••• 0 2 0 0 I 0 In -other NFL pmos, lhe Tho 11lctory Olllbled Los AnWeatern Mlch. , , •••• , ••••••• , • , •• 10 2 0 t 3 0 Cowboya kept pace with Now golos to remain tied with Marllhill ;•, o oD :s 0 0 3 1 York by defeaUill St. Louis 27- Baltimore for ftrst place ln the MID-OIDO CONFERENCE 10 Baltimore trimmed OtlcllfiO COiolll Dlvialon. OVERALL 2S-1, LoB AJweles whipped San LEAGIIE BW Brown•s two fourth W L T Frauclsco 24-10, Mlnneaota belt quarter touchdown clives of one TEA¥ WLT J)ene;,ce , • • , , • • • • , , , , • • • • • • •., , .1 0 0 ·· 2 1 0 Dotrolt 24-10; Groen 1!11' yard each helped Mlmosota I 1 I WUminston • 1 0 0 past Detroit and moved tho 1 2 0 f'llldli, t • 0 1 0 VtklD,gs Into sole possession of l 3 0 Bluffton 0 I 0 tho Centnl D111lsloo load with 1 OIUO CONfERENCE :J.-1 record. LEAGUE OVEIIALL The deterdng champion TEAM WLT WLT Paekero Slllj)ped a IW01!11Do loolllf streak and spoiled the Mt I1DlOD ••••••••••••••••••••• -~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~0:..-r:: ," . ~;~" f·~~· ,:.... RAC1NE LODGE No. 461 meets Tuesday, Oct. 8 at 7:3Q p.m. ror work in the third degree. All masters Masons are invited. ' fUm. 11 sh(ll]dn't last tong." Sherman had good reason to Ohio Grid Standings ·~"';.:;:~ ~ therOQBhly fnrltralecl and bllni wllh rour errore erltlcllly beb!nd ln tho race lor beooblll'o prl~plum. GlbiOI\ and Brock their pllee ln tho IUD whlle lt waa ralftlntl Sundo.Y. Rala lor<Od dela.Y of tho otart of the game for 37 mlnuleo · and, Iller tho CUd• lied oelzed a 4.-4 load, the raln agoln cauoed 1 74-mlnuto doll!' In the top of the llllrcL Flna Get Soaked It Wlon't IDIUolllf for IJio 53,634 parti,.. lanl who wore forced to leave their INti or sit in • drizzle thereafter aa the Tlgoro qbvlouoly stalled ln the raln and the Clrdlllolo wont Ill out to opoecl ot> the CGIIIeo~ The umptroo wore 01118p0ken ln their dlll)>proval of their lack of authority to ellll the fiiUIIO, Only the eOIIIIIIIolll-., By STU CAMEN UPI ~~Writer Alllo Sllemian can bardly he blamed lor ropping the edge of "I didn't 11now aboot .llle reoord untO 11011100110 oo lho hla clroulllf rtMIII deak when the health ot quarterback Fran boneh told me. Thao I fiBured I Tarkenton Ia dlacussed. owed It IX> mylelJ' to 1:r7 II. You The New York Gtinta cc.ch don't got to pllj' ln !no many lo olli.Y following 1 pq>ular World Series in your career:• SIJl>OI"Otitlon. Thanking tho fai!ll said Brocl<. for each time Tarkonton, the 11 - - tho St. Loulo Cardinals and Detroit "navr• alter Brock had cleared the buea wllh a Middleport. I' thlit would he LOU BROCK THEODORUS COUNCIL, Dau- WILLING WORKERS Cla88, 7:- the oamo who ogpltthed hlin ln St. Loulo laot Thur., and hiD"Ied the ,_ Pll!ilng Tlgoro to thelr on11 111ctoey so IU lll the serlea. But union the CUdllllla get 1 little payclled by Lollch, their 1Jooon1rw boll could be eiiOUih to get BrUeo oU ln front. Tho memory ollaot ~. ·when the CUds built a 3-1 edge over IIIIo Bostoo Rod SoX and then went on to win, aloo coold 1111 the club. For<ed to Seven Gamel A year 11110 the Heel SOx scored victories In both the tltth and sixth games to tie the series and force tho CUds to go seven gamea before Wl'lllJ)lng ll Will be aeries, he could pitch bla club to 1 aecond straljtlt world chUrl-- commander, ghters of America, 7:30 Monday night at the IOOF halli penny social will be held. ·.DETROIT -(Up])_ Bob Gibson llljil Lou · Brock shored the . World Serlou>odeolll fDrborooo • ~ and If Nollon Brtl11 ean ,wriJ> ,.I the title for the S~ · ' Louio· Clr4IMI• aplnat the ; ·~ll Tigers they ma.y llave to \ IIIOW !Iter. .. ·BrUoo POUibl)' ma.y not be. 1 ll>le to roach ""lte the e e . tlaoo as Glb1on led Brock, who've earned l11111ll<lull ~Poi• · ln the roeord bOOk, but wlth the CUdo holdillf I 3-I eclvontage · la >lctorleo In lhlo beet or oeven - and scorw· In the fourllo, ied Glb1011 o!lowod ..0: IIYI .II!Uo then · - .I dooG!o over with Doll'olt'o ""!17. rioo :~ Jtm N~·· oo ··~··· hMoi wido·' ille bueo full, drl111al Briloro dooon'i do tilt.'loti ~ In lhroe rUII ln the olafolh. 1111' .'o\'aohbum on W....,_ ' . Tholl he pUod .... bit ot ...,, -the ~­ lnlult, 1t01Jbw lhlnl bose to do fP", ,Alo!on G!boon :)!Ill lit. · · , jn 1 World 5erloo. hlo own 0010-l'Oif-001 aerleo lbr eaOaoer rooonl ley ' • Glboon. Once five budntl• rnre· !Jill ot Glboon aloo homeJ'od to record of seven thefts ln 01;11 11ur., when the ... the Wll' SundiJ, the woelbor booome the flrol pitcher ~ to oerloa and also to equal tloe, ·I'CMild·bo ~eel. . ,' lm.Pl"OY8d oconorrhlt and oertoo '¥oor marh ol 11 by ' Tor117'1 pme will • - .. . _i' hlt two oerloo homo """" Brock wUn't r a b9ok. Eddie Collins, who was ln the p.m., EDT, lf weather pemdti., teamo otoyed on the fteld to the llnbh. eltlior. He hit 1 leo4oCI homo World Serle• eljlot - · ~ forecast wu for ~ and........,., Gibson, thoo&h he had to run ln the flrol lnnlnr. tripled _..ed to throe ror Brock. ~ an hour and 28 mlnulos ' -.on pll<lieo durlllll tile dela.Y. 1101111od to loao Utile offecllvenou, 1 It h o u g h he wasn't ao sharp 11 he was ln the oerles opener when he otruck nut 17 holton Cor a series record- ' lhe Ser\lice i~ iriendly lhe best you've ever knownWhen money .is the question lhtJJ it1e oinswe..S ' ' 8' xiO' SHED IEG.IBUI 94!ctN. 88 149 INctN. Made of heiY)' puge cold rolled steel. Deep-ribbed steel panels. 40'" door opening with glid~rite doubte dol)n. Sted corner b111ccs. 3!8.. exterlor p-ad~ plywvud llo2r- White with 1f110D trim. . ; STcSRM KING DOOR CLOSE It l>c'ligned for u1e between studs Vll 24" antcn. Ideal for ue In,.. ..,, cotand fum 'buid· inp. RtG. 8.99 6 88 • ·D RIVI!W•Y MARKI!:.R S ' 2FC)Il' �,, • ',. ' '·'' . .. ,. ~, 3•- ThO Doll1 Sentinel, Pamoi'O)"-Middloport, 0., Monday, . .. ocl. 7, L@8 ...... !·' ·' "" ,., .. '•• ·;;C.rdinals 2 Up On Tigers . Mee.t Nov. 2-3 MONDAY The D. A. V. aJ!d Us Women's RIVERVIEW PTA. lllonday, awdlllrle• .will hold their ... duped shouldn't be ourprlsod 7:30 p. m. at school; nr.J. pta• nua1 stat&-Wide Call conlerepce when he'e dumped, - H. ning for Halloween carnival; open at 111e Noll Hoose Motor Hotal Dear Helen: house to be observed. in Columbus, Nov. 2-3. There My husband reels a marriage POMEROY GARDEN Club, will be a Chapter Service omnot based on honest..v will falter. MondaY, 1 p. m, at home of Miss cera School on saturday, Nov, 2, But IK:Jw can I be honest when Lydia Ebersbach. trom 1:30 p.m. to 4 p,m., whlcl guilt was stamped 10 clearly YOUTH FELLOWSHIP, Dlo- wUI be conducted by D. A. V. Na00 my mind? ~ trlct 4, united Methodist Charge, You see, my husband and I Monday, 7:30 p. m., at Mornlq tional service Omcers ard official& ol the. Veteran!! Admini&put our we<tiing date up throe Star United Methodist CIMirch. tratlon. months because I was pregnant There will also be a Joint My mother, whom 110\l'e dearly, GOSPEL MEETING, Success session of the D. A V. and the thought 1 had disgraced t h e Church o( Christ, Oct. 7-16, 7:30 Women's Awdlia.rY on Sunday, whole famii.Y and she made me p. m. Joseph Hoskins. speaker. Nov. 3, from 9:30 Lm. to IIOQII. lie about my due-date, I had to Public welcome. Thla session wUl be addressed say the baby was born premaWORLD WAR I night at 8 P· m. by Slate and National oMclsla turely. I hid my condition when Morday by Drew WebsteJI Post or the D. A. V. and of the Women' a I wanted to be proud ol lt This Irked my husband, but he went 39, American Legion. ~ecial Auxiliary, program and amual oyster stew Chapter No- 53 and Ito auxUalong with it, slPper. Vietnam and Korean vet-- Iary wUI he r~Prosented at tho Three children later, we are still a very happy coo.ple. Pd al- erans especially invited to the wnterence Slid Jacob Turner, again, A elope who enjoy• bolng N. the 1J0 of 52, and II&Vlllil been married lor 23 years, 1 feU for the Rlrtlng of a female halt my age. This affair was an tmocent one, with no promises. Sbe made me reel young and re. ·newed, and I thought our rela- Uonshlp a good one. After 14 months o( kindnen, botll give and take, she showed her true colors. She called my wife and exposed our altair; then, when 1 confnmted her with thls, lhe denied tho call, though she lmpllecl I owed her my llaiJ!O. I broke off, telling her I had no lntoo.tion of divorce, nor had I and she knew it! Then the phone calls started. My wife was harassed with untrue..stories about how I was . most forgotten my earJ.y shame .Wl seeing this woman and oow when our oldest soo asked me I wanted my freedom but was a- how long we'd been married. I fraid to ask. I went to her a- said nine years at the same time partment for a showdown, but she my husband said eight. (The boy finally conv1nced me she was not is seven and one-halO. He didn't the caller. I pess I trusted her. catch It, but that began a long h talked me into thinking my argument after the children were ...Ue was just making up &. good In bed. J am accused of being Wlder a atory, and she'd calm down afpuritanical mother's thumb and ter while, when she got o v e r afraid to level with the children, 1 -uteDO)J8.U5e nerves.'' M e a nwbile, uwlQ' not drop by when who may Rnd out on their own tb1np get to rough at horne?'' IUlYl'BY· 1 reel society still con· 1 was a Cool! The yoong lady demn.s the pregnant bride and why soon took up with another .. sen- stir up old pUts? Besides, how lor citizen" with more money, can 1 teach our daughters right lnd I am sick at heart because (rom wroni when they know their my wife divorced me five months mother did wrong? Which of us After I had admitted tllat is right? - CONFUSED I'd been mped, why did she do Dear Con: Your husband is right. Societhat'? - OW, WISER, AND Aty doesn't condemn Hpremature LONE parents" nowadays, though it recDear 0. W, and A.: ognizes the hardships they bring Because she has a wife's on themselves. Your daughterll atd.~ toward an "iMocent afmay learn more from yoor misfair," and she may finally have takes than they would 8\•er gain fa<Od the trutll: You'll try It from Puritanical lectures. Be honest now, wouldn't forthright sex dlsrossion11 have helped you more than your mother' 11 rigid morality? - H. ever - },~ •• ,. . ,' '<> aao. BACK TO SCHOOL PERSONAL TO "THEY'RE ALL ALIKE TO OLD D 0 N .WAN" - Down, Juan! Y o u r Halr Styling OPI'll TIJISDAY "broad" outlook will get your ears pitmed back. Not all gals BVDaNCl ' 'ftL ' 1 , MARY DE'S .• I.I. IWI1Y ._______ _ I lflddl..,rt , ''· are that eager. - H. ThlO.<diutin 1o dedicated to family living, so ir you're hav . ... ing kid trouble or just plain trwble, let Helen help YOU. guest night affair. ' plonohlp and llory OIIOI!Ih· JU Monday n I g h t, Bradbury Church of Christ. JOINT COUNCIL moetlngofSt. Paul and St. John Lutheran Churches with district president at 7:30 p.m. Mooday at !1, Paul Church. TUE&>AY · OHIO ETA Pill Chapter of nota Slgma Phi Sororlcy, 8:I5 p.m. Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric eo. Social room. Th:la will be the model meeting lor prospecti,ie members. Barbar! Riggs will present the cultural program. EASTERN BAND Boosters, 7:30 p. m., at high schooL All pal'ents of band members urged BrocI Saw Chance I 1 And He Took It DETROlr (UPI)- Lou Brock for a roeord"""'alllng tholl• aaw Ida chance tor a record and -ng? -II. II wia tho kind of ~ that Tho olllllllou proiHIIIecl Itself some migltt consider as UlhoJJ. ,la the oiglllh lmlni of &lncll;jr'• hoaUng." But Brock clooan't see Coul1ll pmo of the World Series lt that way at Ill. Fall Conference To Be on Thursday The faU conference of the Eighth District, American J..e.. gion AuxiUary, will be held Thur• at the LekoHope Lodge near McArthur. three-run double. Tho Itt had given llle Cardinali a IO-I load and there wu on11 one more thlng lor Brock to accomplllh. He had poriiOI>alb dellrqyod .tiao Tfgoro willl a home nm oo the ....... pllth of the - · • triple and a · I'WI ocorod Ill tho Coul1ll lmlnc and the _ , . In tile oigblh. But, ho had not dane h1a llllng-lleal. He noeclecl !lib one more to Ue the reeord he 181 Jut year ol oevon stolen buei ln QIIO aerleo.and CliO to Uo tho 111-tlrno 'record of I4 llealo ln aerloa CQIIII>Oiidon. hold by E4dle cdliDO. So; 011 the flral pitch to Curt Flliod. he broke for lhlr<l and slid lo juot . - r tho tag 111e McArthur unit will be host ror the meeting. Registration will begin at 9 Lm. with the conf~r­ ence to gO Into session at 9:30 Lm. Members of the auxiliary of Feeney - Bennett Post 128, planning to attetxl are asked to contact either Mrs. Dale Kemedy or Mrs. Albert Roush for trans~ portatlon. to attero:REVIVAL, CHESTER Church of Nazarene, Oct. 7 through Oct. 2o, Mrs. Dorothy Jago, evangel· ist. Service, 7:30 p, m. each evening. Public invited. WOMEN'S SOCIETY or Chris~ Uan Service, 7:30 Tuesday night at the Pomeroy United Methodist Church; women of the Enter~ prise church to be guests. This is a service of celebration upor the signing of the charter .for the new women's grOll), re!i.dt· ing in the merger of the EUB' and Methodist churches. LADIES AUXll.IARY, Lewi11 Manley Post 263, American Le. gion, Tuesda.Y night, 7 p.m. at the Mount Moriah Baptist Church, lt they're goiJW to gl~ me the baae, aolng to take it," he added, hinting that the Tiaera' pltchera weren't very rm at holding men on bue. u A Jot ol j)eCII)le have been ·fii)Od a,ying that 1'-.e boon oteallng oo Bill Froohan hAl be~se mueh a woak thJOWinlr arm, ActuallY, ll9 - eent of tile Umo )'OU Ileal on the pllthor. To 811¥ that I'm lleallng because Froolwo llaa a weak arm lon't giving me muclo credit. But u that'• they want to lhlnk, lot them, .. 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Attend· irag from the Pomeroy church were Mr. and Mrs. John Pearson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Reed, Jr., and family, Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Lochary, Mr. aOO Mrs. Leo story, Mrs. Joe Roedel, Mrs. EvereU Hayes and 'Jenny and Melissa ProfiitL Member's Birthday Observed by Circle The birthday anniversary or Mrs. Katie Baer was ob11erved at Thursday's meeting o( the Busy Bee Sewl~ Circle or the Trinity United Church of Christ. others atteo:ling were Mrs. Freda Mitch, Mrs. Edith Kautz, Mrs. carrie Neutzllng, Mrs. Ruth Massar, Mrs. Neva Seyfried, Mrs. Ada Murrl)', Mn. Frances Reibel, Mrs. C1arl Karr, Mra. Bernic.e Eberlbaeh, Mra. Edith Lanning, and Nra. Ada Holter. yard run as the hosvlly fav<H"ed Cowboys had to break aWij' frlllll • 16-IO third quarter tie subduing the stubborn Cardlnals. Les Shy accounted tor a third Dallas toochdmrn with a 17-yard run while Mike Clark contributed to the C:OW- Snead connected with Ben Hawkins for a 2~yard TD pass and Alvin Haymond returned 1 punt 54 yards ror a touchdown with only 45 secoOOs left to boys attack with ftald gee! kicks of 14 and 50 )'lrds. Earl Morrall continued his s~r-sub perrormance in place I 2 0 0 • I • • I . Baldwl•Wal. • • • • I •• •• ' I • • ' ••• I •••••••• , , • • • • , , , • • • • .o •••••• , I •••••••••••••• • • • , •• • , • • , • • 1 1 0 1 1 1 0 o 0 0 DoJdiOII • " " - " " " " • " " ' .. - " Wooater • • ••••••• o 1 0 1 Heidelberg • • • • • • • • · • • • • • • • • • ' ' • • Otterbein , .o 1 I 1 0 1 •' ' 3 o o 0 0 0 0 • 2 1 0 I 2 o ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ Hiram .......... - .. • • - ........ - •0 2 0 Kenyon . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .NDEPENDE:NTS. o o 2 TEAM W L 111ctory over the BoarL Alter Gale Sayers put Chicago ahead With a new styling concept. A fuselage , instead of a body bolted to a frame. 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USA MUNICII, GermiJI)" (UPI)polO IDill oamod a berth oppoalto ft-·~---W·"- •• YN-- tho United Stales ln deckll• .DCUu"au- ....ce oiiV ........ - ..... wloo challenees Austrllla for the State& lla11ls Cot> when ll COJqiiMed 1 Capilli 43 IUrom 14 Denlsoft 28 Wabalb 12 a-2 111ctory .,..... West Germany Oblo Wesleyan 3S lla1delber1 7 SIJIMIII'. Marietta 21 Kea;yon 0 IDill will moot tho U.S. ln the lnterzooe ftnll Nov. 9 In San MI. un1on 10 s w..,_ Gainrolud ear lideloelr, Hoot Bowling GreeD 17WelternMlchl- Mlulldqam 27 Otterbein o WOODEN STEPSTOOL Each lfi'P solnfon:ecl with rod. .. top, riveted ol the aUing Johnny Unltaa as he connected on tour l q touchdown passes in the Colts 7-0 wlth a 59-yard seort..r; run in the second quarter, Morrall hit WUlle Richardson with a SObreathe a slgll of rollef for yard TD [1181, John Mackey Tarkenton, the National Foot-- with a 45-yarder atxl found the bill League's premier scram· range for touchdown passes of bier, had just flnlshed riddling 38 arw:t 66 yards to Jimmy Orr. tile New Orleans secondary for "nle Rams, with Roman xavJer so Marlhall 20 Ohio u. 40 Toledo Sl J.llaJnlh Kent State o co~·~N25C p[lj'. o 2 0 0 DROP CLOTH wtth a 34-yard scoring strike 11 the Rodsklns saw ai7-90lnt lead melt to three before the clock ran out on the winless Eagle!!, Phlladol!ohla made it close ln the final quarter when Norm Saturday's. I • 1 I . Shormao whUo golng througll his desk-knocking rituaL uHe's a little sore right oow, but that TD and scored another on a two I • I I Quartert.ck Sonny Jurgenaen l'lln 1'our yards ror a touchdown and then hit Otarloy Taylor Don Meredith passed !Ieven yards to Don Perkins ror one •••••••• •• I Most Everything to hb recorda added SIJIMIII', bocomlllll the ucoad moot suocosoful pitcher In serloo hlotory wllh a 7-1 record, ourpuaed on!¥ by Lefty Gomez' 6-0. He set record• lor seven otrllgllt wins aed oovon eon>· plote game 111cterleL He struck wt 10 batters to quartet, 0 0 Ohio "Wealefan • • • • • I • • • • • • • ' • • • • •I• ••••• • • •• • • • • • • • • .1 0 0 Witt.eaberl Oberlin o o ' o t o t o • • ' • ,J · 0 0 CiplCil •••••••• 1 1 0 Muakl- .....••••...•... • ••... I 1 0 I .. He wllloped Allanll 38-7, aed return to the ooechq ranks as WaohlllilOO hold off PhUadoi- Bart Starr completed 2I of 31 phla 17-14. On Saturday nlgh~ passes, inclu:Hng three lor Cleveland outlasted Plttohurgh touchdowns, and gained 275 yanls tlorougll the air. 3I-l4. berore or. - Giants .Roll, 38-21 spark ol the Giants explosive ottense, pta to hl8 feet alter bei!W dumped by tome massive Uneman. Sherman made sure to np his deok apln Sunda,y when a reporter aaked about 1 strained back muscle suffered by Tarkenton shortly before hl1ftime in the Giants 38-21 victory over the New Orleans saints. "It's nothl~ serious," said tC. ._... ....·u ..-flolcler .m.,. I 1 Congregations Join For Picnic Sunday William D. Eckert, can do that T.- · Marl• • · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · · ·1 ,. tlon of 1be Tlgerl!l, who looked College Scores :4 Veterans, at hall. Dinner at 6:30 p.m. Korean and Vlellwn v~r­ ana welcome. ... ~.' It wasn't merelY a ~Ill that Glbaon .... Brock holj>ed lnfllcl ln SIJIMIII''i rall><lronchod debacle- It waa a 16-I humUia- It>• be..,;.• the first pitcher ever to roach or exceed t1at total ln ftve serlel games, and . h8 booate4 hlo Iaiit aerloo .strikeouts to 8!, 10 ~ Whlte,- Ford' • record .tmtllfl OOiiqolrell to lor re • . LEAGIIE ~_: ":!;. ••••••••••• f I 0 0 " I THURSDAY Family parties were held at lhe home of Mr, and Mrs. Bob HoeOich over the weekend in ob-servance of tile fourth birthday of their daughter, Jayoe Lee. Guests included Mr. and Mrs . Mike Hammer and daughters, Lou Ann and Kimberly, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Nicholson, Mr. and Mrs. Leo Van Nest and son, Dick or Athens, and Mr. and Mrs. Heino Lind and Edward Hoeflich, Pomeroy. they reu . OVERALL• ··• hdorwo tu!•~--~~~ " throwing · I 41-yan! ' W ··L , 'T 'l<w lwl11thtdi'418 >~· .-cif t '*""lr1! [iastto "Bentle CoHJi OhloJ,J.rir~. I f t I I . 0 o I • • • 0 o 0 o 0 I 0 , 3 0 0 3 0 0 the seeonll to keeP Now and then llllying hlmsolf on a MIIDll ·.: , ............. . .......... 2 0 0 3 I 0 York Uecl wlth DaUb atop the one-yard plunp, rolled to their -ltng Gr-.•• _ ••• _ .. __ _ ....... 1 0 0 3 0 0 Cl&ritol DMslon with 1 perroct 12th strolgllt regular soaoon wid Toledo o o ol 1 0 3 I 0 4-4 roeord. by defeating tho Fort.Y Nlnera. Keat $tate ........ ........ - ••••••••• 0 2 0 0 I 0 In -other NFL pmos, lhe Tho 11lctory Olllbled Los AnWeatern Mlch. , , •••• , ••••••• , • , •• 10 2 0 t 3 0 Cowboya kept pace with Now golos to remain tied with Marllhill ;•, o oD :s 0 0 3 1 York by defeaUill St. Louis 27- Baltimore for ftrst place ln the MID-OIDO CONFERENCE 10 Baltimore trimmed OtlcllfiO COiolll Dlvialon. OVERALL 2S-1, LoB AJweles whipped San LEAGIIE BW Brown•s two fourth W L T Frauclsco 24-10, Mlnneaota belt quarter touchdown clives of one TEA¥ WLT J)ene;,ce , • • , , • • • • , , , , • • • • • • •., , .1 0 0 ·· 2 1 0 Dotrolt 24-10; Groen 1!11' yard each helped Mlmosota I 1 I WUminston • 1 0 0 past Detroit and moved tho 1 2 0 f'llldli, t • 0 1 0 VtklD,gs Into sole possession of l 3 0 Bluffton 0 I 0 tho Centnl D111lsloo load with 1 OIUO CONfERENCE :J.-1 record. LEAGUE OVEIIALL The deterdng champion TEAM WLT WLT Paekero Slllj)ped a IW01!11Do loolllf streak and spoiled the Mt I1DlOD ••••••••••••••••••••• -~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~0:..-r:: ," . ~;~" f·~~· ,:.... RAC1NE LODGE No. 461 meets Tuesday, Oct. 8 at 7:3Q p.m. ror work in the third degree. All masters Masons are invited. ' fUm. 11 sh(ll]dn't last tong." Sherman had good reason to Ohio Grid Standings ·~"';.:;:~ ~ therOQBhly fnrltralecl and bllni wllh rour errore erltlcllly beb!nd ln tho race lor beooblll'o prl~plum. GlbiOI\ and Brock their pllee ln tho IUD whlle lt waa ralftlntl Sundo.Y. Rala lor<Od dela.Y of tho otart of the game for 37 mlnuleo · and, Iller tho CUd• lied oelzed a 4.-4 load, the raln agoln cauoed 1 74-mlnuto doll!' In the top of the llllrcL Flna Get Soaked It Wlon't IDIUolllf for IJio 53,634 parti,.. lanl who wore forced to leave their INti or sit in • drizzle thereafter aa the Tlgoro qbvlouoly stalled ln the raln and the Clrdlllolo wont Ill out to opoecl ot> the CGIIIeo~ The umptroo wore 01118p0ken ln their dlll)>proval of their lack of authority to ellll the fiiUIIO, Only the eOIIIIIIIolll-., By STU CAMEN UPI ~~Writer Alllo Sllemian can bardly he blamed lor ropping the edge of "I didn't 11now aboot .llle reoord untO 11011100110 oo lho hla clroulllf rtMIII deak when the health ot quarterback Fran boneh told me. Thao I fiBured I Tarkenton Ia dlacussed. owed It IX> mylelJ' to 1:r7 II. You The New York Gtinta cc.ch don't got to pllj' ln !no many lo olli.Y following 1 pq>ular World Series in your career:• SIJl>OI"Otitlon. Thanking tho fai!ll said Brocl<. for each time Tarkonton, the 11 - - tho St. Loulo Cardinals and Detroit "navr• alter Brock had cleared the buea wllh a Middleport. I' thlit would he LOU BROCK THEODORUS COUNCIL, Dau- WILLING WORKERS Cla88, 7:- the oamo who ogpltthed hlin ln St. Loulo laot Thur., and hiD"Ied the ,_ Pll!ilng Tlgoro to thelr on11 111ctoey so IU lll the serlea. But union the CUdllllla get 1 little payclled by Lollch, their 1Jooon1rw boll could be eiiOUih to get BrUeo oU ln front. Tho memory ollaot ~. ·when the CUds built a 3-1 edge over IIIIo Bostoo Rod SoX and then went on to win, aloo coold 1111 the club. For<ed to Seven Gamel A year 11110 the Heel SOx scored victories In both the tltth and sixth games to tie the series and force tho CUds to go seven gamea before Wl'lllJ)lng ll Will be aeries, he could pitch bla club to 1 aecond straljtlt world chUrl-- commander, ghters of America, 7:30 Monday night at the IOOF halli penny social will be held. ·.DETROIT -(Up])_ Bob Gibson llljil Lou · Brock shored the . World Serlou>odeolll fDrborooo • ~ and If Nollon Brtl11 ean ,wriJ> ,.I the title for the S~ · ' Louio· Clr4IMI• aplnat the ; ·~ll Tigers they ma.y llave to \ IIIOW !Iter. .. ·BrUoo POUibl)' ma.y not be. 1 ll>le to roach ""lte the e e . tlaoo as Glb1on led Brock, who've earned l11111ll<lull ~Poi• · ln the roeord bOOk, but wlth the CUdo holdillf I 3-I eclvontage · la >lctorleo In lhlo beet or oeven - and scorw· In the fourllo, ied Glb1011 o!lowod ..0: IIYI .II!Uo then · - .I dooG!o over with Doll'olt'o ""!17. rioo :~ Jtm N~·· oo ··~··· hMoi wido·' ille bueo full, drl111al Briloro dooon'i do tilt.'loti ~ In lhroe rUII ln the olafolh. 1111' .'o\'aohbum on W....,_ ' . Tholl he pUod .... bit ot ...,, -the ~­ lnlult, 1t01Jbw lhlnl bose to do fP", ,Alo!on G!boon :)!Ill lit. · · , jn 1 World 5erloo. hlo own 0010-l'Oif-001 aerleo lbr eaOaoer rooonl ley ' • Glboon. Once five budntl• rnre· !Jill ot Glboon aloo homeJ'od to record of seven thefts ln 01;11 11ur., when the ... the Wll' SundiJ, the woelbor booome the flrol pitcher ~ to oerloa and also to equal tloe, ·I'CMild·bo ~eel. . ,' lm.Pl"OY8d oconorrhlt and oertoo '¥oor marh ol 11 by ' Tor117'1 pme will • - .. . _i' hlt two oerloo homo """" Brock wUn't r a b9ok. Eddie Collins, who was ln the p.m., EDT, lf weather pemdti., teamo otoyed on the fteld to the llnbh. eltlior. He hit 1 leo4oCI homo World Serle• eljlot - · ~ forecast wu for ~ and........,., Gibson, thoo&h he had to run ln the flrol lnnlnr. tripled _..ed to throe ror Brock. ~ an hour and 28 mlnulos ' -.on pll<lieo durlllll tile dela.Y. 1101111od to loao Utile offecllvenou, 1 It h o u g h he wasn't ao sharp 11 he was ln the oerles opener when he otruck nut 17 holton Cor a series record- ' lhe Ser\lice i~ iriendly lhe best you've ever knownWhen money .is the question lhtJJ it1e oinswe..S ' ' 8' xiO' SHED IEG.IBUI 94!ctN. 88 149 INctN. Made of heiY)' puge cold rolled steel. Deep-ribbed steel panels. 40'" door opening with glid~rite doubte dol)n. Sted corner b111ccs. 3!8.. exterlor p-ad~ plywvud llo2r- White with 1f110D trim. . ; STcSRM KING DOOR CLOSE It l>c'ligned for u1e between studs Vll 24" antcn. Ideal for ue In,.. ..,, cotand fum 'buid· inp. RtG. 8.99 6 88 • ·D RIVI!W•Y MARKI!:.R S ' 2FC)Il' �·. ~·. .. ' ' ~·~ " ' . ., f ,..l ... ,, . " Serviee.,ofGe/ebrat·i~ft 0 .._ Collins Hh.rt Ippolito, the Browns' t..m Pb.YCllEVELAND (UPO - The Ckve1and Browns clicked with siclan. The doctors inserted ab: 1 new quarterback 1ast week~ metal plna in Colllns' ahoolder am said he'• going to be hosind, but it piGYed cosUy. pitall:r:ed for at least 1 week. saturday night's 31-24 win ovw the Pittaburgh Steelers re- At this point, it would seem eulted in tlle loss of tlanker Coiilns would he replaced by Gary Collins for the rest of this Eppie Barne:y, • second year year. COllins suffered a disl~ man. who replaced him in Sateated shoulder in the first quar- urday nlgilt action. The iniury to CG!IIns may ter of the game after catching prove something of a boost to a pass rrcn quarterback Blll the st. Louis Cardinals who are Nelsen. here for a game SWiday. He was opet-ated on SUnday at Shaker Medical center hJ' Dr. Malcolm Brahms and Dr. Vic ' 2-Hour DRY QEANING SERVICE (UPON REQUESn Our UJUII Good C..anlng R•Wnson's aeanen 992·5421 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONlY $'299 SH.OO IN•··•II•ct • Cuwultllf Ttr•s MASON FURNITURE CO. IWOII. W. VA. Pro Standing3 NFL STANDINGS 1\Y United Press lntemslblal Ea1tem Conference Century Division W. L. T. Pet. ci..eiand • • • • • 2 2 o .5oo New Orleans • • • 1 3 o .250 St. UJuio • • . • • • I 3 0 .250 Pittobursh • . 0 f 0 .000 capitol Dlvlaioo W. L. T. Pel. Dallas ..•••••• t 0 o 1.000 f J ~' I 1\Y Uriited l're~• un.motl~ · NEW Y~~CiJPO . . . "'T . .. Whitney Slooe'a lltuvee airprisod llvored Gallant !!1\'(lql by a nack to win the $130,6110 Frizelle Stakeo at Babnont Park. Nf . - -.-:-,.. ' • • • !1, ' ' TOKYO (UP,I)- W.-JdJliidor tlibtweltllt c~Cil ~ MAYS LANDING, N.J. (UPO KolloJaahl ol. J~ ~ J .iS. -llohomta Stable's Politely nom~ doclalO. oter ebiiiJalmo VallldiHs ol. Ecllldot. captured the $100,000 Matchma' . ker Stakes lor the second DETROIT _-(i;~~ .~ consecutive year at Atlantic carver and Orlmlq ·· ~ Cicy. each hit lhr._ hOirlers to l!lve the st. Louis caratMis a.73 victory the ~~ nc.rs in the tlllrd pme ot the I New York .•.••• f 0 0 1.000 Worlcl Serlea. SWidt,y Washin&IOO . . • • • 2 2 0 .5011 DETROIT (UP0-111i $.\. Philadelphia . . • • 0 f 0 .11011 Louio CanliJalo bGnbod the Western Conference Datrolt Tipro 1().1 behlnl the Central Divlsloo W. L. T. P<t. pitchlllll ot Bob Glblon to take a Minnesota • 3 I 0 .750 three pmea to one lead In tho Green Bay • 2 2 o .500 Wor1cl Serleo. Datrnil . . . 2 2 0 .500 WATKINS GLEN, N.Y. (UP0 Chicago . • . • • • . I 3 0 .250 -Jackie stewart of Scotland Coutal Division W. L. T. Pet. drow his Matra-Fonlto victory Baltimore • • . • • . 4 0 0 L 000 in the United State• Gned Los Angele• •..•. 4 0 0 1.000 Prix. vearwt~Gd; ' WaUIIon; . Grove; Mra. I!Uo..U S. Jolilllon, Ja(lklon; . ~M. Wllto. Olarltlllon, W. Va.; Mri. Audrey FUOre; Jad<lon/ ' ' EW. '· ovtr San Francisco •••. 2 2 0 .500 Atlanta ••.•. •.•• 0 4 0 .ooo PARIS (UPO AmericanOII'IIed Vaguely Noble won the &mday's Result& $400,000 Prix de I' Arc de Green Bay 38 Atlanta 7 Triomphe, the world's richest New York 38 N'"' Orleans 21 horse race. DaUaa 27 st. Louio 10 Minnesota 24 Detroit tO MUNICH, Gennan,y (UPOWallhlngton 17 Philadelphia 14 lndia completed a 3-2 victory Baltimore 28 Chicago 7 over West Germany to pin the Los Angeles 24 San Fran. 10 inter-zone Oral of the Davts ClC) &mday's Games tennis competition against the L , A. vs. Green BQy at Mllw. United Stales. Baltimore at San Francisco Detroit at Chicago LA JOLLA, calil (UPOMinnesota at New Orleans stan Smith defeated Roy Bsrth, New York at Atlanta 6-1,9-7, Cor hlathlrdconsecutive PhUadeiphla at Dallas United states amateur hardPiltoburl!ll at Washington court temill championship. st. Louis at Cleveland > on u.ld amendment be declared ac· tJUUtuUont of htcber education may fire tralnlnl. If tax •upported ob· be pledged onLY to obUraUons 11- eordinl to I1W to have voted in U.aUons ~ iaued under authority aued for capital bnprovements lor favo r thereof the rovernor of the of tha seetlon to retire tas aup· etate aupported or state (Wli.ted State ot Ohio lhall make proclamaported oblilaUOns previously llaued in&Ututlons of hi(her education, and tion thereof forthwith. under authortty of lhil section, IUeh 8liY JOINT R!:SOLtmON other revenues or receipts may new obli1at1on1 abaU not be counted be ao pledged only to oblllaUolll •• ,,. i• ......-. Anklll vut ol against such ll.mlts to the extent issued for capttal improvement& tile COIUIJhllloa. of llw lltd• of that the principal amount thereof which are In whole or In part use(Amend~ Subl:utute House Jolnl Oblo bJ addlllg BKIIoA ll to does not exceed the principal ful to, oonstructed by, or financed Raolutlon No. 43) aWbofbit dw bhu:ace ot boacb amount ol the obUifations to be reby the department, board, commi1~ o.r oU..r o11Upllau for public tired thereby . alon, authority, or other agency or JOlNT RESOLUTION capUal bn..,o•em-ts in Ohio. Eaab !.&sue of tax 1 ufported obll· lnstrumentaiJty that receives the Propnlag 1o UUtn4 ..atloo 2 ol Be It resolved by the General gatlona Issued purswm to this sec~ revenues or reeelpb so pledged The Adk:lt XII ot 11M Coaltlhdlu ol t!on ahall mature In not more than authority provided by thiu para~ Auembly of the State ot Ohio three-Aftb8 of the members elected thirty years from the date ot isau - a:raph is In addition to. cumulative wltbo ...,, noI a l!MttiUon:r t ! " e to oa~ .tnu-.....coaaurrtnc. a nee thereof, or, If Issued to ~k't' ~ .,......,. ....• ......, "" m"'- oblllallons luue<l hereunderieW}llUh: ·-~u,itfaritY ~ra)! thl ,bly 0 -_<O:<OI P~e 1 ovJ.t10ns o ~ Mitte e1eetort • tft'l Stat6 thirty )ear'lll trom the da ·, such u~: ol.tiei• nof 0 , e manner prescribed debt was originally contracted. If stHutlon; 1uch pararroph does nut Be it raolved by the General Impair any law heretofore enacted bJ llw, at an e~tton to be held such tax aupr.orted obligations are by the reneral anembly, and any Auembly or the State or -~-~_o1 on the ftrat Tuesday after the ftm issued as noes in anticipation ot three·ftfthl of the mem~ e~ Monday in November, lf68, a propo~ the issuance of bonds, provision oblilfatlons IIIUed under any suCh to eaeh hoUR ~oncurrlnl therein. law comlistenl with the provisions aiUon to amend Artlde VIII of the shall be made by law for setUnl of this paugraph shall be dt'eftlt'd that there man be submitted to tha Constitution D1 the State of Oblo by aside so long as such not...s are eleeton of the rtate in the manner to be Issued under authority of 1h1l a ddlnl tbereto a new section as outstOndJng In to a special fund or prescribed by low at the teneral follow•: tunds such amounb from the paragraph. election to be held on the ftm SOU((el 1uthorlzed 1or payment of Both the principal of all obutasuch bonds under this section as Uons authorized under authority of Tuesday alter the l'lrst Monday in ARTICLE VDI November, 1968, a plODOial to would be aumctent for payment tbJB section and the interest thereon SecUon .21. In addition to the au· ot that amount of principal on such shall be exempt from taxaUon amend section 2 of ArUefe xn of the Con.UtuUon D1 OWo to read a• thorl:&aUon otberwise contained In bonda that would have been payable Within thia state follow1: Artlde VW of the Ohio Constitu· during such period lf such bonds, Be it furtber resolved, Thai at tion1. tile eeneral aSHmbly, In acdurlnf a period of thirtY the election herein desJgnated for eomance with but aubject to the maturlni years, had been IS6ued without ARTICLE XII llrnltatiorll D1 this section, may au- prior Issuance of auch notes such aubmi181on of tb11 amendment t.o thorize the luuance o1 obl!rations, fund or funds may be u1ed solely the electon ot the State o1 Ofllo. No property, land .ICCDrdin• to 1ncluctii1J' bond1 and notes, ot the for the payment of principal of I\ICb amendment shall be placed on value, shall be ao taxed in excese Of etate or ill ata~ lnltitutions, board.!!, such notes or of bonds In anticipathe official ballot in the manner one per cent of Jtl true velue tn comml&aion11, authorities, or other tlon ot which al.lch notes have been r,re.crJbed by law easentlal)y iD the money for aU itate and local puretate aaencla: or lnstrumentallties Issued oUowlnt form: poses. but laws may be paaaed fOI' any one or mOI'e of the tonow· authorJz.lnl add1Uona1 taxe:a to be 1n1 publle capital lmprovemenu. The faith and credit and exelsu levied outalde of JUCb Um1tation1 the conltnlctlon, reconstrueUon, or and taxes ot the slate, excluding either when approved by at lean other improvement o1 h1rbway1, ad valorem taxes on real or per• maJOl'ity o1 ell!ctor• of the taxlfll includinl thote on the ltate hllh· sonal property and income taxe.s1 dlatrid votinl on 1U<:h propoaiUon, Shall Article VIII of the way l)'ltem and urban exterurtona shall be pledged to the payment OI or wben provided for by the charOhio Constibltlon be thereclf, those w1thtn or leading to the principal of and interest on aucb ter o1 a munJetpal corpo,.Uon. amended by addlnl publlc parks or reereational areaiJ, lax supported oblllations, sln klnl Land and bn~trov~ta thereon Section 2:1 empowertnr and thOlle within or leadinr to mu- or bond retirement fund provisions ahall be taxed by untfonn rule .aethe General Auemblf nldpal corporations, the acquill· shall be mad e therefor, and this eordlnt to valu., exeept that the to authortze additional tlon, con.truCUon. reconstruction, section sha ll otherwise be impleGmeral Aaaembl)' may provide by obHptton.._ tnc1udln& or other improvement ot, and pro- mented, Yll In the manner and to Jaw for a homestead uempUon. bonds and notn. for V1alon of equipment for, buildings, the extent provided bv law by the The quallllC18.tions and condlUorw hilhwaye ud other atructura, or other improvementl, reneral auembly, including provt. for mcb exemption shall be aet b)' pubUc caDttal improveand necessary plannirll and enc:t- &.Ions tor appropriation o1 pledj:ed the General Auembly subject to mentA deslrnated beloW, n"rlnl, tot water poUution control excises and taxes, and covenant. the limitation that an owner of a It being t.heNin deter· and aba\mlent, lnduding those for to continue their levy, collection homestead llball be a reaident o1 tba mined that they will aewaje coUectlon, treatment, or dis- and appUcatlon, to continue ~ Ions date o1 Ohio, llhall be 1ixty-ftve create ~ mbance pout. water manqernent, includinf as such tax supported obUgatlona yean: of q-e or older and lhaU emplo)'JDent opportuntthose for wat1U distribution, collec- are outstandlnJ, Without necessity ru:ide in the homateat:l. Tbe Gen· Uea and improve the tion, aupply, storage, or Impound- lor further appropriation notwttheral Aaembly may abo prGVide by economic welfare ot the ment, ana stream ftow control, and stsndlng Section :!2 of Article II Jaw for a homestead exemption for people of the state? flood control, state supported or Ohio Constitution; provided thai aU reatdenta ol Ohio who own and Such obUJaUona paya..tsted lnatJtutlons of hlfher edu~ the mone}s referred to In Section nalde in lhe bom..tead, the amount able trom excises and CII.UOn, technical education, voca- 5a of Article XII, Ohio Constitution, of •ucb exemption to be determined taxes, eJtCept property tional education, juvenile correchon, herein called highway Wier receipts, by or in accordance with law. All and Income taxes, shaU training and rehabihtation, J'arks shall otter prov1sion for payment bonda outstanding on the let da.f_of mature wtthln thirty a nd recreation, research an de· of amounts pledJed to obligatlona J'anuary, 1113, of" the state of Ohio years and are subject velopment with respect to trans- heretofore or hereafter issued under or or an:r citJ", vWqe, hamlet, to the followln& Umlla ~ portation, hlghways and highway Sections 2c and 2t' of this Al1acle, county or townlhlp 1n thU mte, or tiona: J'or hllhwa;ya and tranaportation, mental hygit"ne and be pledged to the payment of the which have been luued In behaU r esearch for htrhwaya retardation, pollee and fire trainlniJ, prlnc!p11l of and Interest on hifho1 Ute public HChooiB or Ohio and and hllhway transpor~ a irports , and other state butldlnJs way obligation• a uthorized by fhls the means of instrucUon In connaehUon, not more £han and 1tructuret, and the acqUIIiiUon section but not to other obUJ.atlona Uon tbernrltb, wblcb banda were '100,000,000 may be illand Improvement of real esWle and autl!orlud hereby U excises and sued in any one year outttandJnl on the 111 of lanJnterelts tt1erein required w!th re - taxes other th.an h!Jihway wer re· uary, 1913 and all bonda uued for and not more than a apec&. to the foreroinf, includlne ct>lpts are pledlfed to the payment the World War Compensation Fund total of ~.000,000 may pnUclpatlon In auy ~uch C4pll.il1 of the principal of or interest on 1haU be exerdpt from tauUon. and be outatandinf at any improvements wnh the fede ral gov- hl(hway obllptlo ns authorJud by withovt ll.millilr the reneral power, one Ume; aod for other ernment, mumc1pa! corporatwna this section In each year that such subject to the provtstona ot Artlale capital Improvements count1es, or otht"r governmental hiJihway user receipts are available I of this eonsUtuUon, to determine not more than an al· entitles or any one or more of for such purpose, the $lime sha ll be the aubjecb and methOde of taxa· them which part lci!XItiOn may be appro!)rla ted thereto and the re""''" ot 1209.000.000 Uon or exemption& thwdrorn, ..._. m11y be Issued, of which by 1rant1. louns or contnbutmna quired application or sueh other eral laWI may be paued to exem,.. fl!!O,OOO,OOO a for water to them for any or ~u"h ~apJtal excises and taxes shall be reduced but)'1nl fl'OUndll, public ehOol pollution control and tmprovemen 111 It Is herl'by deter- In corresponding amount ho\IMII, hov.- u..d exOlualvely for water mana1ement, mined thY! suC"t1 capital lmnroveThe (en~ral a&sembly alstl may public worship, tutltutJooa; uaed eJt· '1011,000,000 for hlJher mentl will dlrecUy or Indirectly cluatvel)' tor charitable pu~ l'dueatlon, technical and c~ate jobs, enb.ance employment authorize the Issuance of revenue obllgaUons and other obllptlons, and public PI'ODfttY \lied exctuvocational education, opportunities, and 1mprove the ecolive))' for an)r Publfc purpoee, bUt and juvenile correction, nomic welfare of the people of the the ownen or h olders of which au not given the right to have excbejj all mcla laWI 1haJ1 bt wbject to atate trainlnl and rebablllta· or taxes levied by the reneral aslion, po,ooo,ooo for alteration or repeal: 1nd tbe wlue The Issuance under authority of sembly for the payment of prlneJof an prop.rty 10 u:ampted lhalL parks and reereaUon, this sect.ion of obligations the hold- pal thereat or interest thereon. for from time" to Ume, be UOIII'tained. and $10,000.000 for airt'ra or ownera ot wblch are (lven such capital improvements lor menand published u may be direet.d portl. and otner atate the rllht to have exc1sea a11d !.-•xes ta l hyll..,ne and retardation, park s by llw. buUdlnrs and atructures levied by the gener.,l aSsl"mb ly fur and recreaUon, stale supported and Including those for pothe payment of thl' prlndpal state aul&ted Institutions of h.ffhe! llee and fire tralninr. thereat or Interest therecn . herein education, lncludlnl t hose for techUnder IUch Section 21 ealle<l tu: supported obhlfatlom, nical educstlon, water pollution El'FECTIVE DATI: AND UPBAL the General Aaembb' ahall be aubJMt to the followln( control end abatement, water manalso may provide for U adopted by a rnajorll¥ cd the llmltationa Not more than one alfernent, and housm( of branches s uch eapltal improve~ electon voUng on thli unendlnent hundred million dollars prJnctpal and a1enc les of state 10Ven1ment, menta ~or mental hY · the .am~ndtnent libaJI take drecl amount may be Issued tn any cal- which obligations &hall not be subrtene and retardation, immediately, an4 exlat.lnl ltdlon I endar year And not mote th :~ n tlve Ject to other provis wns of this sec~ par1Ql and reereaUon. of Article XU of the ConstitUtion hundred mtlllon doll ars principal tum and shall not be deemed to be htJ'her educatlon, water of Ohio lbalJ be repealed trom l\lcb amount may be out~Wndmg at any debt.s or bond ed lndcblednelia or the pollution control, water etl'ecllve date. one time for such C<lpltal Improve- state under other provisiOns of this managt'IT'lent, and housment. for highways and re~earch ConaUtution . Such obligations may Ing of state «ovemmen_t1 on~ developml!'nt with respect to be secured by a pled(e under law, !hrough ~ bauance ox hiiJhways and highwav transporta- ... \thout necesSJt:Y for further ap. revenue and other obUNITED STATIB OF AJ.DRICA • tion, herein called huthway ohll~. · ­ proJ)f'iatlon, ot a ll or such portion l!~atloml, the holden of STATZ OJ' OHI,O tlons, prov:ldo!d that fifty per cent of alii the II!Cneral :lbsembh• au thorizes which are given no the Proeeedl of the ftrst fhc hun- ol charges for Lhe treatment or care right to have ucbes or OFFICE OF Tit!: SI.CRETARY ~ dred million dollars of such tax ot m~nlnl hvg1ene nud rdardation taxes levied by the OF STATE aupported blshwa y obiJg~:~tlons sha ll patients. recelpts with r e5pec t to Jenera! auemblf, which be Used for urban extensions of p.trk¥ ond rccJcatlonal f:lc•llties, reobllgatlonl ahal not be TED W. BBOW>r• ..._.,. Of atate highways and lllghwo)s Wllhf>l ceipt• oF n r on behalf of ~tate counted oaalnat the SUI~ of 1ne tltule ~. _QIPiil;~ db or Jmdinr to municipal cvrpnra - supported and state assisted lnsliobov~ Umltalion1, ahall hereby ~~ertl.fy tM:t ' ~~ ttons. Not more than two tlund red L<ttJOna of hl111:her eduyatlon, or not be deemtd to be b a true COPJ: ot Ameni!W Su • ftlty nine minion dollars aggreg,1te n\IJ€f rMtenues or receipts, specified debts ot the state for tute &:enate lolnt Re101utlon\ . pf1ncipal amount of such ta,:o~ sup- IJ)' l ~w for such purPOSe. of the other pgrposea ot till: 29 and Amended .. lubltU".. Boua poPJed oblllfatlona may be h;:sued ~ tate or Its o meers, departments, Co>JSIItuUon. and maJ lnlt:~,t . Jl,esolutiQp No: 41 ftled in tht, for ,t.he tither capital-Improvement~ dlviHlons, Institutions, boards. combe secured by a pledae office of the ~tal7 of State. lad dora~ld. provided that from the mtu Jons, authorities, or other state o1 revenutl or reeeip\1. propo~Jnt to am*'d ~e aboVe Mil• proceeds thereof one hundred <~lfl'ncles or lnstrumentaiiUes. and ttons of. the Coi'lditutlon :,01! OJUO· t..-nt)> million dollars shall be used th is provls.lon may be implemented for water pollution conlrol <~nd hv law to better provide therefor; IN TISTDION'Y . ~!lOr. t abakroent and wat...r manlllfement provided, however, that •ny ehall(e:e have htnUnto subscribed m)' on• ,hundred mWion dollars shall for the treatment or eare of mental and 11ffb::ed my ol8c1al aeal a Co· be uitd for hlaher education, tech- h"glene or retardation patienb may lumbUI ~ 13th day ol Aurun, And be it further reaolved. that nical and vocalinn».l edUc;JtiOn, and hi! so pledlfed onlY to obllgetlon• the required i)ubUcatJon of th• said Juvenile eorteeUM, training nnd ls5ued for capllal improvementl for proposed amendment shall be made · 'l'I'D W. BROWN Nhabllltlltion, twe11tx million dol- mentol hygiene and retardation. apy and the form of ballot to be ulled Ian~ 1haU be used for park1 ond receipts with respect to pnrka and Secretary ot: State In said electicm for the eubmia1ion rec:reatlon and nineteen m llllon dol· recreation may .be 110 pledged only thert'Of shall be prepared by the htnl for a1rporf!; and for com;truc- to ohlfgatlonK Issue(! for c.1pltal im- SecretDry or Stute ot Ohio In con!Seal) Uon, ,rehabllltiiilon · an •I equipping provo•mcf1tl> for parks nnd recrea- formltY with ttlt~ abov• provJaJo01. of ether rtal• balldlngs oml st1uc- tion r~r.y rl!!f:elpb ot or on behalf It a majority ot th• electors vottn1 lures. l n~lud.lnl thMe fo:~r police und of ~t.1tc sti PI:tOrt~d or state assisted. 6y order of thlo B0111rcl of l!l•cllon•, of Meil• Co-.nt)', Ohio fM~ETT G. WILL, C::hoir•on S.pt. JO-Oct . 7, U , ll & lS , COROTHY M. JOHNSTON, ~!rector ern AveJ, 9mday. .. . t· ........eo Dis Mrl. WllliaJI1 j; B1"01111, Deb... L. 11YU. Mra. Trlr lleudUI, Mlle ..· w. Childers, . Waller E. Cia& 'htl 11. Crabiree, GtralclllomliiOII, Mri. ErYIII c. John, 11011, TllnoiiQ' MeCI.Uand, Jr., Leooanl H. Mc!Wik, Mrl. on- ." ,, "NN MAbAM, .tHE SOAK CYCLE .. ISl)IOTTH~P*.~IPITATION PATTERN AREAl ' •, F()RTHIS ,, NOBLE TRIUMPH PARIS (UPI)- Vaguely Noble, owned by Mro. R. A. Franklin of Los A n g e I e s. eoplured the $400,000 Prix de 1' Arc de Triomphe, the world's richest horse race, SUnday. Vaguely Noble llnished three lengths ahead of American Oll'l1ed Sir lvor, with cannathen. a Frencll horse, third. Fresh tilsty SLICED " •• ,.·r '. I'' ' . I MONDAY-TUESDAY -WEDNESDAY u ·~ ' r. ..... tb• r·- SLICED lACON, tlarvut . ' , MARKET· OP«tn Da Uy •lto ..,, HILLS BRDTHERS INIIANr COFF..' . I 10 oz. l BISCURI SCO-TlAD low Price, can only can only ·---------·--------Scotlu '. 1 VIGIIABLII...II 8 canJ for $1.00 SCOT LAD SLICED PINEAPPLE ." 3 :~:* 1.00 Red or Yellow Delicious . ·APPLES 4 lbs . ·. NOW ENJOY tillTON'S ovstEI stEW. 3 ' liP£~z: ··1· ··: 0" ....,: cans nip~ 'l< Mrs. Eliltl l\'Witmsoo waa de-!~,;-; lihe reod.,"So Much ln .'11ili·~ Laat," scrip~ 17, and • meclltat10n ~ eltlded, "can A SmaU ot lll&h ~or• CCllno to Church... inodltauon to the a~uh­ moru otl2 leeflagero when they bepn to prey. The hj>mn, "Jual Aa I Am,,. and PI'IYtr c:onclgd.;. eel the meedJW. Mill Franeeo Bearha of Middleport wao • auell at the dl,. ner. Glm11 were pllyed with prlzeo beliiiiWOn by Mra. Neutz.. Mra,. Clara Karr, Mrs. Heibel and Mra. Ruby Erb. ture lrCliD n- era... no> u.,.. Installation Of Officers Is Conducted lnltallation d. otrieers for the IH8-'9 year hl8h11Jhted a meetIDa ol. tile Walk-In Gardon Club recontly at tile home of Mrs. Ed""' IT LQI ·•Sfh.. Mr~~o Ill•• Pomeroy... : :' :;: { ,,, Persona Notes i,:j A colllllltl!1lcallon wso reid .;:: ' ,Held.·ai,.·'R·li~fiiJnd ·c The ·charter nieetlaB Clloohlro, ........... tee oi. Cel~" for tfie oraild l)l!elllo ol. Mary ~ an!! PIIIIIIIGD ot the Wclmon!o flodi.. JO¥ Sauer, children ot Mr. IIIII t;y ot ~ ~~en~ee or .t h • - ·Hill · "' Bu..... Unlte\1 lioilhadlot Omdllli RutMrf. " l!ocb~Y nd!l. 'w. va."·wu tbe r e - vis- land .... ,.ld ~~· Itor or Mro. Jean Cooke ani! lhocbtreb. Mro. Ilardi Saiiet )od thejnlillli, relatlveo. pllll wkleb liiCtuda<i 'a call~ to Mra. Purl Reynolds was a Columb.. viollor Soturdof. Lui -~. _ ...... ~ medltaweek llle alt!'llded the Dlalrlet 7 tlcmr. The ~. "~ TbaQit CCliiVentlon ol. the Ilsughteu ot We All Our ~.. d ..God of Union Velerlllo ot the Clvll Wer .~e and God t1 ~."were "·· held at the YWCA at llamlliDn. Used. The medllllloo 11oo, "Bread Mra. Charlea Sauer and Mro. ot Ltle" with prel8'1ta"9'1• ecm.Hallie Smith •.... home alloir • c:ernlrli the ~ "' the vial! Ill Dorton with Miss Marbread being by Mrl. liarprot Sauer, Milo Maclelllle SOUor, and Miss VIrginia Sauer. Ill!' n-lewtne. Mro. llarry l\'11While there they went to Leba- Uaml<lll, Mro. DI,Jion Parioono. non for dlmer at the "Golden and Mro. lloWard Blrcbllelcl. The ce1"01n00)' "' the altinlnl Lamb," the oldest 1m in Ohio. of the charter wu handled by From DIIDJ Mra. Suer and Mrs. C. 0. ClJapman, preslMro. &nllh W8lll to Columbus ol the local oodel¥. aiid Mro. tor an momlllitl visit wllb Mr. George White. ·111e qapo teal!. and Mro. D. W. Welker. before returnllll! home. Mr. and Mro. John Goodrich Contrary to usual belief, the of DaytAm are guests or Mr. and ntgbtingale sings at aU hours Mro. Karl OWen. of the day as wen as the night, Mrr. D. w. ·Welker or Colum- according to the Encyclopae· buo opanl tho weekend In Middle. dia Brltannica. port with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Sauer. h came A thought for the daJ!especlally lor Mrs. Sauer's birth- Scottish novelist James Matday observance. thew Barrie once aid: ,.'ft>i)se Mr. and Mrs. Albert llouoh, who bring sunshioe to the lives KOIUI,Y and Bsdly, and Kevle and of others cannot keep it from Christy Smith were at Leon, W. themselves." Va .• &mday to visit Mra.IIDUIIII's mother 1 Mrs. Alta Miller. lllrt. iullaUed by Mro. Vem WoU with a cor- in lilt color 11)111bolle ol. the oi.Dce being presentad to eacb were Mro. Hart, preo. ldent; Mro. Goorp Ziegler. vice lll"eslclent; and Mr o. Jack ll&rt. secretary. Mrs. Glen L • e, treasurer, was unable to attend due to a ldp lraeture. A corsage :::,s= · : . . : : :.Mro. WeU, w:-:::::::::::::-:::::::::::::-:::.:=:·:':':·:':·:-::::::::::::::::::t from Mn. John Reeae, resfonal ' . l¥n-"' I • pl..ine;s •Ill Mrl. White, tollow;Od • olfllllnl ol the - · llforsJ!ijto ·uslottar will! · the - . oiiP!inl ..... Mro. Doa . llurllon aixllld.· ;John Colwell ii.e"liorllap ""INI...,_ ·c~. the neio ooclel¥ W.."' tor,_ ~by Mrl. lltloia ~rotE;U.B. illllrd, _,.;;, aiid Mra. Everett - a.it'Ch. 1 Coiwen fillllu "ne of the !ormer MIIIIOdltt , The ~- .... pncodod 1/lt//ll., ., relljiCinslvely, a uNa by the eutr Chrlotllllll, arid a rc·1fnr "Let U1 Brflllk Bnld Togou.er On OUr Knee•" ~ llra. Harrison. by ·eraee, the - . . . 1. . . p...,.. Ill•· 1''J" IIA ... IO OM flfl IHI MIA. . IArllfAC'l'HM' HAaMffll. Ebersbach1Hardware, Main St., POmerOY Your Horne- -·~ WINTER-TIGHT ••• DRAFT~·f.RII Time tomCil(e :=-:. dlnctor, reprding""' r.u re&Ions! CClllferenee to be held on ,:,: Nov. 16 at the Eutern HIgh Mr. and Mro. Harold 1laydoa School. The Oleller Garden Club of Fullerton, Ky. were recent will be hollforthereglonalmeet- 111101111 of Mr. and Mro. Albert tne andlunchecqrourvatlonsare Pettit ~ theweekendltore to be sent to Mrs. Earl Dean, will! hlo parentawu William Potl'omen>J, Route 3 by Nov. 10. Ut ol Fort w..,.ne. Ind. Mrs. Ziegler reported lhaiiU.. Mr. and Mro. John Reuter and tor borrelo have been ueured Mr. and Mrs. JolmFreylandbeve and painted, and are now ready returned to tbolr home II CIUIe be placed Ill local eemeter- IDn, N. J. following a week'• las. visit here with Mr. and Mrs. Mambera reaponded to roll Harvey Vad Vrankan and lam· caU by naming the bulbs or flow- Uy. ••4he.v '-toplanttoroprtng t.! Mro. Alien HUt, "Sr. has re&:lliclilllng. "nio")>rogranffeaturod ~Oelvtd word tltaH,...al...,..,-Mr.;, a grGQp dlocuasloo on put Still- ' Betey Tyson ol Wincheller lnd ,.osea and taUures in garden- Warwick, Maos. is In critical Ina. condition at the Maoaac:husetta A contest Conducted by Mro. General Hoapllai at Boston tolZiegler wu _, by Mrs. WeU. lowing nine hour open heart ourMrs. RusseU CUIIuma diSpiiOI'- aery late Iaiii week. ad a large collection ot !all tlowers from her garden. The mOettng opened wllb the club 1/ltiOI'Br and the aalule to the tlaslocl by Mro. 11ar1. Tho Ladies aunllacy of F...,. During s concluding soda! hour e.r-Bennetl Poll 128, American roll-ollhmento were served llYthe Legion, will hold arummageaale hostess aoslllod by Mrs. Jack Friday and Soturdo1 at lbelegloo lllrt. ltall on Fourtb St.. Middleport. Heol-• will! rwnmaae to be Tbe shroud of a ship is the set of ropes from ita mast· plckocl 14> are uked to conlaet beads giving lateral support either Mro. Albert Roush ar to ita masts. Mrs. Golda Mourning. IT' ¢-·,.. 36 ~=-~·· Also in 21• end 41• tndth Ladies Auxiliary Will Sell Rummage . We ActJf!pl Federal Food S14mpS CanNt MIR IIIII Staand Sts. . ctar, '. 29,. lb. 29~ ::.:~=.: , ~mdt...:: _.,., .....=-: ...... ...... Thursday 1 BOLOGNA (Am.I!Dded Substitute Senate .Joint Raolu.Uon No. . 'l1le btldmy aantwraan' ot Itt. teld)er, ,MrL Loulo Heibel, w:aa ob**rv'iid iiY ~ ~Y llal:· WofAiro Claso.oflhoTrlilllt,Uniled Churcll "' Chrioi Willi a po;.. luck ~(mer ~ eventaa Ill the c~h dln1Jje room. · . ' Mrs. ROibel ""s preaentod a gift by · Mro. Fred Daaoauer, prealdelll, and 1118 IIJ"OICI - · "Hippf Blrthdl,j.'' Durtrw the tiuainess meeUng, lite ' er~q~ m.le plln.o for aervllw the hOolth clinic to be eondueled at , the church on Oc~ 15. Mro. Ben NeutzliJV and Mra. Reibel were named eo-chairmen of the luncbeon. A $50 contrtbuUon wu made to the church COUJicllto be uaad on tbe Olq>enae a! cleonilll! tlie church interior. Plaqs were made' to provide saadwtehes lor thereception honoring Mro. NeubliJV wklch wiD ldllow a meeulll! ol the Meigs C'.ounl1 Churc:h Women Uniteci. Mrs. Neutzlillll wUI be lnatalled •• president or the IP"...,_ Tho IIJ"OICI decidad not to aerve Christmas dlme'r parties thls year. A request was m.le tor the clau to serve the recetitloo laUoWtng the NOY. SO wecldlJw: ol Miss SUe Kaoper and Demy Smith. Noteo of - . were reid from the Ed Baer IUllly tor serv11111 the ree<t>llon allhelr dauihter• • wecldine, and lrom Donna ll&uek 191" Cards oent durlrw her reeent hOO!>Italizatlon. M r o. Neuuline, oo behalf of E r m a Smith, chlpeau, tllanked the class for aervt.W the 8 and 40 dlmer I !AlObt.lad 'Stepllanie R o t 'i, ~· Of ·Mr.·and Mra., llfor~ ' .. •• • ... <. . ,, Look For Genuine FL~..()..GLASS At Your Locol Hclwr. or Lmbr. D~tr �·. ~·. .. ' ' ~·~ " ' . ., f ,..l ... ,, . " Serviee.,ofGe/ebrat·i~ft 0 .._ Collins Hh.rt Ippolito, the Browns' t..m Pb.YCllEVELAND (UPO - The Ckve1and Browns clicked with siclan. The doctors inserted ab: 1 new quarterback 1ast week~ metal plna in Colllns' ahoolder am said he'• going to be hosind, but it piGYed cosUy. pitall:r:ed for at least 1 week. saturday night's 31-24 win ovw the Pittaburgh Steelers re- At this point, it would seem eulted in tlle loss of tlanker Coiilns would he replaced by Gary Collins for the rest of this Eppie Barne:y, • second year year. COllins suffered a disl~ man. who replaced him in Sateated shoulder in the first quar- urday nlgilt action. The iniury to CG!IIns may ter of the game after catching prove something of a boost to a pass rrcn quarterback Blll the st. Louis Cardinals who are Nelsen. here for a game SWiday. He was opet-ated on SUnday at Shaker Medical center hJ' Dr. Malcolm Brahms and Dr. Vic ' 2-Hour DRY QEANING SERVICE (UPON REQUESn Our UJUII Good C..anlng R•Wnson's aeanen 992·5421 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONlY $'299 SH.OO IN•··•II•ct • Cuwultllf Ttr•s MASON FURNITURE CO. IWOII. W. VA. Pro Standing3 NFL STANDINGS 1\Y United Press lntemslblal Ea1tem Conference Century Division W. L. T. Pet. ci..eiand • • • • • 2 2 o .5oo New Orleans • • • 1 3 o .250 St. UJuio • • . • • • I 3 0 .250 Pittobursh • . 0 f 0 .000 capitol Dlvlaioo W. L. T. Pel. Dallas ..•••••• t 0 o 1.000 f J ~' I 1\Y Uriited l're~• un.motl~ · NEW Y~~CiJPO . . . "'T . .. Whitney Slooe'a lltuvee airprisod llvored Gallant !!1\'(lql by a nack to win the $130,6110 Frizelle Stakeo at Babnont Park. Nf . - -.-:-,.. ' • • • !1, ' ' TOKYO (UP,I)- W.-JdJliidor tlibtweltllt c~Cil ~ MAYS LANDING, N.J. (UPO KolloJaahl ol. J~ ~ J .iS. -llohomta Stable's Politely nom~ doclalO. oter ebiiiJalmo VallldiHs ol. Ecllldot. captured the $100,000 Matchma' . ker Stakes lor the second DETROIT _-(i;~~ .~ consecutive year at Atlantic carver and Orlmlq ·· ~ Cicy. each hit lhr._ hOirlers to l!lve the st. Louis caratMis a.73 victory the ~~ nc.rs in the tlllrd pme ot the I New York .•.••• f 0 0 1.000 Worlcl Serlea. SWidt,y Washin&IOO . . • • • 2 2 0 .5011 DETROIT (UP0-111i $.\. Philadelphia . . • • 0 f 0 .11011 Louio CanliJalo bGnbod the Western Conference Datrolt Tipro 1().1 behlnl the Central Divlsloo W. L. T. P<t. pitchlllll ot Bob Glblon to take a Minnesota • 3 I 0 .750 three pmea to one lead In tho Green Bay • 2 2 o .500 Wor1cl Serleo. Datrnil . . . 2 2 0 .500 WATKINS GLEN, N.Y. (UP0 Chicago . • . • • • . I 3 0 .250 -Jackie stewart of Scotland Coutal Division W. L. T. Pet. drow his Matra-Fonlto victory Baltimore • • . • • . 4 0 0 L 000 in the United State• Gned Los Angele• •..•. 4 0 0 1.000 Prix. vearwt~Gd; ' WaUIIon; . Grove; Mra. I!Uo..U S. Jolilllon, Ja(lklon; . ~M. Wllto. Olarltlllon, W. Va.; Mri. Audrey FUOre; Jad<lon/ ' ' EW. '· ovtr San Francisco •••. 2 2 0 .500 Atlanta ••.•. •.•• 0 4 0 .ooo PARIS (UPO AmericanOII'IIed Vaguely Noble won the &mday's Result& $400,000 Prix de I' Arc de Green Bay 38 Atlanta 7 Triomphe, the world's richest New York 38 N'"' Orleans 21 horse race. DaUaa 27 st. Louio 10 Minnesota 24 Detroit tO MUNICH, Gennan,y (UPOWallhlngton 17 Philadelphia 14 lndia completed a 3-2 victory Baltimore 28 Chicago 7 over West Germany to pin the Los Angeles 24 San Fran. 10 inter-zone Oral of the Davts ClC) &mday's Games tennis competition against the L , A. vs. Green BQy at Mllw. United Stales. Baltimore at San Francisco Detroit at Chicago LA JOLLA, calil (UPOMinnesota at New Orleans stan Smith defeated Roy Bsrth, New York at Atlanta 6-1,9-7, Cor hlathlrdconsecutive PhUadeiphla at Dallas United states amateur hardPiltoburl!ll at Washington court temill championship. st. Louis at Cleveland > on u.ld amendment be declared ac· tJUUtuUont of htcber education may fire tralnlnl. If tax •upported ob· be pledged onLY to obUraUons 11- eordinl to I1W to have voted in U.aUons ~ iaued under authority aued for capital bnprovements lor favo r thereof the rovernor of the of tha seetlon to retire tas aup· etate aupported or state (Wli.ted State ot Ohio lhall make proclamaported oblilaUOns previously llaued in&Ututlons of hi(her education, and tion thereof forthwith. under authortty of lhil section, IUeh 8liY JOINT R!:SOLtmON other revenues or receipts may new obli1at1on1 abaU not be counted be ao pledged only to oblllaUolll •• ,,. i• ......-. Anklll vut ol against such ll.mlts to the extent issued for capttal improvement& tile COIUIJhllloa. of llw lltd• of that the principal amount thereof which are In whole or In part use(Amend~ Subl:utute House Jolnl Oblo bJ addlllg BKIIoA ll to does not exceed the principal ful to, oonstructed by, or financed Raolutlon No. 43) aWbofbit dw bhu:ace ot boacb amount ol the obUifations to be reby the department, board, commi1~ o.r oU..r o11Upllau for public tired thereby . alon, authority, or other agency or JOlNT RESOLUTION capUal bn..,o•em-ts in Ohio. Eaab !.&sue of tax 1 ufported obll· lnstrumentaiJty that receives the Propnlag 1o UUtn4 ..atloo 2 ol Be It resolved by the General gatlona Issued purswm to this sec~ revenues or reeelpb so pledged The Adk:lt XII ot 11M Coaltlhdlu ol t!on ahall mature In not more than authority provided by thiu para~ Auembly of the State ot Ohio three-Aftb8 of the members elected thirty years from the date ot isau - a:raph is In addition to. cumulative wltbo ...,, noI a l!MttiUon:r t ! " e to oa~ .tnu-.....coaaurrtnc. a nee thereof, or, If Issued to ~k't' ~ .,......,. ....• ......, "" m"'- oblllallons luue<l hereunderieW}llUh: ·-~u,itfaritY ~ra)! thl ,bly 0 -_<O:<OI P~e 1 ovJ.t10ns o ~ Mitte e1eetort • tft'l Stat6 thirty )ear'lll trom the da ·, such u~: ol.tiei• nof 0 , e manner prescribed debt was originally contracted. If stHutlon; 1uch pararroph does nut Be it raolved by the General Impair any law heretofore enacted bJ llw, at an e~tton to be held such tax aupr.orted obligations are by the reneral anembly, and any Auembly or the State or -~-~_o1 on the ftrat Tuesday after the ftm issued as noes in anticipation ot three·ftfthl of the mem~ e~ Monday in November, lf68, a propo~ the issuance of bonds, provision oblilfatlons IIIUed under any suCh to eaeh hoUR ~oncurrlnl therein. law comlistenl with the provisions aiUon to amend Artlde VIII of the shall be made by law for setUnl of this paugraph shall be dt'eftlt'd that there man be submitted to tha Constitution D1 the State of Oblo by aside so long as such not...s are eleeton of the rtate in the manner to be Issued under authority of 1h1l a ddlnl tbereto a new section as outstOndJng In to a special fund or prescribed by low at the teneral follow•: tunds such amounb from the paragraph. election to be held on the ftm SOU((el 1uthorlzed 1or payment of Both the principal of all obutasuch bonds under this section as Uons authorized under authority of Tuesday alter the l'lrst Monday in ARTICLE VDI November, 1968, a plODOial to would be aumctent for payment tbJB section and the interest thereon SecUon .21. In addition to the au· ot that amount of principal on such shall be exempt from taxaUon amend section 2 of ArUefe xn of the Con.UtuUon D1 OWo to read a• thorl:&aUon otberwise contained In bonda that would have been payable Within thia state follow1: Artlde VW of the Ohio Constitu· during such period lf such bonds, Be it furtber resolved, Thai at tion1. tile eeneral aSHmbly, In acdurlnf a period of thirtY the election herein desJgnated for eomance with but aubject to the maturlni years, had been IS6ued without ARTICLE XII llrnltatiorll D1 this section, may au- prior Issuance of auch notes such aubmi181on of tb11 amendment t.o thorize the luuance o1 obl!rations, fund or funds may be u1ed solely the electon ot the State o1 Ofllo. No property, land .ICCDrdin• to 1ncluctii1J' bond1 and notes, ot the for the payment of principal of I\ICb amendment shall be placed on value, shall be ao taxed in excese Of etate or ill ata~ lnltitutions, board.!!, such notes or of bonds In anticipathe official ballot in the manner one per cent of Jtl true velue tn comml&aion11, authorities, or other tlon ot which al.lch notes have been r,re.crJbed by law easentlal)y iD the money for aU itate and local puretate aaencla: or lnstrumentallties Issued oUowlnt form: poses. but laws may be paaaed fOI' any one or mOI'e of the tonow· authorJz.lnl add1Uona1 taxe:a to be 1n1 publle capital lmprovemenu. The faith and credit and exelsu levied outalde of JUCb Um1tation1 the conltnlctlon, reconstrueUon, or and taxes ot the slate, excluding either when approved by at lean other improvement o1 h1rbway1, ad valorem taxes on real or per• maJOl'ity o1 ell!ctor• of the taxlfll includinl thote on the ltate hllh· sonal property and income taxe.s1 dlatrid votinl on 1U<:h propoaiUon, Shall Article VIII of the way l)'ltem and urban exterurtona shall be pledged to the payment OI or wben provided for by the charOhio Constibltlon be thereclf, those w1thtn or leading to the principal of and interest on aucb ter o1 a munJetpal corpo,.Uon. amended by addlnl publlc parks or reereational areaiJ, lax supported oblllations, sln klnl Land and bn~trov~ta thereon Section 2:1 empowertnr and thOlle within or leadinr to mu- or bond retirement fund provisions ahall be taxed by untfonn rule .aethe General Auemblf nldpal corporations, the acquill· shall be mad e therefor, and this eordlnt to valu., exeept that the to authortze additional tlon, con.truCUon. reconstruction, section sha ll otherwise be impleGmeral Aaaembl)' may provide by obHptton.._ tnc1udln& or other improvement ot, and pro- mented, Yll In the manner and to Jaw for a homestead uempUon. bonds and notn. for V1alon of equipment for, buildings, the extent provided bv law by the The quallllC18.tions and condlUorw hilhwaye ud other atructura, or other improvementl, reneral auembly, including provt. for mcb exemption shall be aet b)' pubUc caDttal improveand necessary plannirll and enc:t- &.Ions tor appropriation o1 pledj:ed the General Auembly subject to mentA deslrnated beloW, n"rlnl, tot water poUution control excises and taxes, and covenant. the limitation that an owner of a It being t.heNin deter· and aba\mlent, lnduding those for to continue their levy, collection homestead llball be a reaident o1 tba mined that they will aewaje coUectlon, treatment, or dis- and appUcatlon, to continue ~ Ions date o1 Ohio, llhall be 1ixty-ftve create ~ mbance pout. water manqernent, includinf as such tax supported obUgatlona yean: of q-e or older and lhaU emplo)'JDent opportuntthose for wat1U distribution, collec- are outstandlnJ, Without necessity ru:ide in the homateat:l. Tbe Gen· Uea and improve the tion, aupply, storage, or Impound- lor further appropriation notwttheral Aaembly may abo prGVide by economic welfare ot the ment, ana stream ftow control, and stsndlng Section :!2 of Article II Jaw for a homestead exemption for people of the state? flood control, state supported or Ohio Constitution; provided thai aU reatdenta ol Ohio who own and Such obUJaUona paya..tsted lnatJtutlons of hlfher edu~ the mone}s referred to In Section nalde in lhe bom..tead, the amount able trom excises and CII.UOn, technical education, voca- 5a of Article XII, Ohio Constitution, of •ucb exemption to be determined taxes, eJtCept property tional education, juvenile correchon, herein called highway Wier receipts, by or in accordance with law. All and Income taxes, shaU training and rehabihtation, J'arks shall otter prov1sion for payment bonda outstanding on the let da.f_of mature wtthln thirty a nd recreation, research an de· of amounts pledJed to obligatlona J'anuary, 1113, of" the state of Ohio years and are subject velopment with respect to trans- heretofore or hereafter issued under or or an:r citJ", vWqe, hamlet, to the followln& Umlla ~ portation, hlghways and highway Sections 2c and 2t' of this Al1acle, county or townlhlp 1n thU mte, or tiona: J'or hllhwa;ya and tranaportation, mental hygit"ne and be pledged to the payment of the which have been luued In behaU r esearch for htrhwaya retardation, pollee and fire trainlniJ, prlnc!p11l of and Interest on hifho1 Ute public HChooiB or Ohio and and hllhway transpor~ a irports , and other state butldlnJs way obligation• a uthorized by fhls the means of instrucUon In connaehUon, not more £han and 1tructuret, and the acqUIIiiUon section but not to other obUJ.atlona Uon tbernrltb, wblcb banda were '100,000,000 may be illand Improvement of real esWle and autl!orlud hereby U excises and sued in any one year outttandJnl on the 111 of lanJnterelts tt1erein required w!th re - taxes other th.an h!Jihway wer re· uary, 1913 and all bonda uued for and not more than a apec&. to the foreroinf, includlne ct>lpts are pledlfed to the payment the World War Compensation Fund total of ~.000,000 may pnUclpatlon In auy ~uch C4pll.il1 of the principal of or interest on 1haU be exerdpt from tauUon. and be outatandinf at any improvements wnh the fede ral gov- hl(hway obllptlo ns authorJud by withovt ll.millilr the reneral power, one Ume; aod for other ernment, mumc1pa! corporatwna this section In each year that such subject to the provtstona ot Artlale capital Improvements count1es, or otht"r governmental hiJihway user receipts are available I of this eonsUtuUon, to determine not more than an al· entitles or any one or more of for such purpose, the $lime sha ll be the aubjecb and methOde of taxa· them which part lci!XItiOn may be appro!)rla ted thereto and the re""''" ot 1209.000.000 Uon or exemption& thwdrorn, ..._. m11y be Issued, of which by 1rant1. louns or contnbutmna quired application or sueh other eral laWI may be paued to exem,.. fl!!O,OOO,OOO a for water to them for any or ~u"h ~apJtal excises and taxes shall be reduced but)'1nl fl'OUndll, public ehOol pollution control and tmprovemen 111 It Is herl'by deter- In corresponding amount ho\IMII, hov.- u..d exOlualvely for water mana1ement, mined thY! suC"t1 capital lmnroveThe (en~ral a&sembly alstl may public worship, tutltutJooa; uaed eJt· '1011,000,000 for hlJher mentl will dlrecUy or Indirectly cluatvel)' tor charitable pu~ l'dueatlon, technical and c~ate jobs, enb.ance employment authorize the Issuance of revenue obllgaUons and other obllptlons, and public PI'ODfttY \lied exctuvocational education, opportunities, and 1mprove the ecolive))' for an)r Publfc purpoee, bUt and juvenile correction, nomic welfare of the people of the the ownen or h olders of which au not given the right to have excbejj all mcla laWI 1haJ1 bt wbject to atate trainlnl and rebablllta· or taxes levied by the reneral aslion, po,ooo,ooo for alteration or repeal: 1nd tbe wlue The Issuance under authority of sembly for the payment of prlneJof an prop.rty 10 u:ampted lhalL parks and reereaUon, this sect.ion of obligations the hold- pal thereat or interest thereon. for from time" to Ume, be UOIII'tained. and $10,000.000 for airt'ra or ownera ot wblch are (lven such capital improvements lor menand published u may be direet.d portl. and otner atate the rllht to have exc1sea a11d !.-•xes ta l hyll..,ne and retardation, park s by llw. buUdlnrs and atructures levied by the gener.,l aSsl"mb ly fur and recreaUon, stale supported and Including those for pothe payment of thl' prlndpal state aul&ted Institutions of h.ffhe! llee and fire tralninr. thereat or Interest therecn . herein education, lncludlnl t hose for techUnder IUch Section 21 ealle<l tu: supported obhlfatlom, nical educstlon, water pollution El'FECTIVE DATI: AND UPBAL the General Aaembb' ahall be aubJMt to the followln( control end abatement, water manalso may provide for U adopted by a rnajorll¥ cd the llmltationa Not more than one alfernent, and housm( of branches s uch eapltal improve~ electon voUng on thli unendlnent hundred million dollars prJnctpal and a1enc les of state 10Ven1ment, menta ~or mental hY · the .am~ndtnent libaJI take drecl amount may be Issued tn any cal- which obligations &hall not be subrtene and retardation, immediately, an4 exlat.lnl ltdlon I endar year And not mote th :~ n tlve Ject to other provis wns of this sec~ par1Ql and reereaUon. of Article XU of the ConstitUtion hundred mtlllon doll ars principal tum and shall not be deemed to be htJ'her educatlon, water of Ohio lbalJ be repealed trom l\lcb amount may be out~Wndmg at any debt.s or bond ed lndcblednelia or the pollution control, water etl'ecllve date. one time for such C<lpltal Improve- state under other provisiOns of this managt'IT'lent, and housment. for highways and re~earch ConaUtution . Such obligations may Ing of state «ovemmen_t1 on~ developml!'nt with respect to be secured by a pled(e under law, !hrough ~ bauance ox hiiJhways and highwav transporta- ... \thout necesSJt:Y for further ap. revenue and other obUNITED STATIB OF AJ.DRICA • tion, herein called huthway ohll~. · ­ proJ)f'iatlon, ot a ll or such portion l!~atloml, the holden of STATZ OJ' OHI,O tlons, prov:ldo!d that fifty per cent of alii the II!Cneral :lbsembh• au thorizes which are given no the Proeeedl of the ftrst fhc hun- ol charges for Lhe treatment or care right to have ucbes or OFFICE OF Tit!: SI.CRETARY ~ dred million dollars of such tax ot m~nlnl hvg1ene nud rdardation taxes levied by the OF STATE aupported blshwa y obiJg~:~tlons sha ll patients. recelpts with r e5pec t to Jenera! auemblf, which be Used for urban extensions of p.trk¥ ond rccJcatlonal f:lc•llties, reobllgatlonl ahal not be TED W. BBOW>r• ..._.,. Of atate highways and lllghwo)s Wllhf>l ceipt• oF n r on behalf of ~tate counted oaalnat the SUI~ of 1ne tltule ~. _QIPiil;~ db or Jmdinr to municipal cvrpnra - supported and state assisted lnsliobov~ Umltalion1, ahall hereby ~~ertl.fy tM:t ' ~~ ttons. Not more than two tlund red L<ttJOna of hl111:her eduyatlon, or not be deemtd to be b a true COPJ: ot Ameni!W Su • ftlty nine minion dollars aggreg,1te n\IJ€f rMtenues or receipts, specified debts ot the state for tute &:enate lolnt Re101utlon\ . pf1ncipal amount of such ta,:o~ sup- IJ)' l ~w for such purPOSe. of the other pgrposea ot till: 29 and Amended .. lubltU".. Boua poPJed oblllfatlona may be h;:sued ~ tate or Its o meers, departments, Co>JSIItuUon. and maJ lnlt:~,t . Jl,esolutiQp No: 41 ftled in tht, for ,t.he tither capital-Improvement~ dlviHlons, Institutions, boards. combe secured by a pledae office of the ~tal7 of State. lad dora~ld. provided that from the mtu Jons, authorities, or other state o1 revenutl or reeeip\1. propo~Jnt to am*'d ~e aboVe Mil• proceeds thereof one hundred <~lfl'ncles or lnstrumentaiiUes. and ttons of. the Coi'lditutlon :,01! OJUO· t..-nt)> million dollars shall be used th is provls.lon may be implemented for water pollution conlrol <~nd hv law to better provide therefor; IN TISTDION'Y . ~!lOr. t abakroent and wat...r manlllfement provided, however, that •ny ehall(e:e have htnUnto subscribed m)' on• ,hundred mWion dollars shall for the treatment or eare of mental and 11ffb::ed my ol8c1al aeal a Co· be uitd for hlaher education, tech- h"glene or retardation patienb may lumbUI ~ 13th day ol Aurun, And be it further reaolved. that nical and vocalinn».l edUc;JtiOn, and hi! so pledlfed onlY to obllgetlon• the required i)ubUcatJon of th• said Juvenile eorteeUM, training nnd ls5ued for capllal improvementl for proposed amendment shall be made · 'l'I'D W. BROWN Nhabllltlltion, twe11tx million dol- mentol hygiene and retardation. apy and the form of ballot to be ulled Ian~ 1haU be used for park1 ond receipts with respect to pnrka and Secretary ot: State In said electicm for the eubmia1ion rec:reatlon and nineteen m llllon dol· recreation may .be 110 pledged only thert'Of shall be prepared by the htnl for a1rporf!; and for com;truc- to ohlfgatlonK Issue(! for c.1pltal im- SecretDry or Stute ot Ohio In con!Seal) Uon, ,rehabllltiiilon · an •I equipping provo•mcf1tl> for parks nnd recrea- formltY with ttlt~ abov• provJaJo01. of ether rtal• balldlngs oml st1uc- tion r~r.y rl!!f:elpb ot or on behalf It a majority ot th• electors vottn1 lures. l n~lud.lnl thMe fo:~r police und of ~t.1tc sti PI:tOrt~d or state assisted. 6y order of thlo B0111rcl of l!l•cllon•, of Meil• Co-.nt)', Ohio fM~ETT G. WILL, C::hoir•on S.pt. JO-Oct . 7, U , ll & lS , COROTHY M. JOHNSTON, ~!rector ern AveJ, 9mday. .. . t· ........eo Dis Mrl. WllliaJI1 j; B1"01111, Deb... L. 11YU. Mra. Trlr lleudUI, Mlle ..· w. Childers, . Waller E. Cia& 'htl 11. Crabiree, GtralclllomliiOII, Mri. ErYIII c. John, 11011, TllnoiiQ' MeCI.Uand, Jr., Leooanl H. Mc!Wik, Mrl. on- ." ,, "NN MAbAM, .tHE SOAK CYCLE .. ISl)IOTTH~P*.~IPITATION PATTERN AREAl ' •, F()RTHIS ,, NOBLE TRIUMPH PARIS (UPI)- Vaguely Noble, owned by Mro. R. A. Franklin of Los A n g e I e s. eoplured the $400,000 Prix de 1' Arc de Triomphe, the world's richest horse race, SUnday. Vaguely Noble llnished three lengths ahead of American Oll'l1ed Sir lvor, with cannathen. a Frencll horse, third. Fresh tilsty SLICED " •• ,.·r '. I'' ' . I MONDAY-TUESDAY -WEDNESDAY u ·~ ' r. ..... tb• r·- SLICED lACON, tlarvut . ' , MARKET· OP«tn Da Uy •lto ..,, HILLS BRDTHERS INIIANr COFF..' . I 10 oz. l BISCURI SCO-TlAD low Price, can only can only ·---------·--------Scotlu '. 1 VIGIIABLII...II 8 canJ for $1.00 SCOT LAD SLICED PINEAPPLE ." 3 :~:* 1.00 Red or Yellow Delicious . ·APPLES 4 lbs . ·. NOW ENJOY tillTON'S ovstEI stEW. 3 ' liP£~z: ··1· ··: 0" ....,: cans nip~ 'l< Mrs. Eliltl l\'Witmsoo waa de-!~,;-; lihe reod.,"So Much ln .'11ili·~ Laat," scrip~ 17, and • meclltat10n ~ eltlded, "can A SmaU ot lll&h ~or• CCllno to Church... inodltauon to the a~uh­ moru otl2 leeflagero when they bepn to prey. The hj>mn, "Jual Aa I Am,,. and PI'IYtr c:onclgd.;. eel the meedJW. Mill Franeeo Bearha of Middleport wao • auell at the dl,. ner. Glm11 were pllyed with prlzeo beliiiiWOn by Mra. Neutz.. Mra,. Clara Karr, Mrs. Heibel and Mra. Ruby Erb. ture lrCliD n- era... no> u.,.. Installation Of Officers Is Conducted lnltallation d. otrieers for the IH8-'9 year hl8h11Jhted a meetIDa ol. tile Walk-In Gardon Club recontly at tile home of Mrs. Ed""' IT LQI ·•Sfh.. Mr~~o Ill•• Pomeroy... : :' :;: { ,,, Persona Notes i,:j A colllllltl!1lcallon wso reid .;:: ' ,Held.·ai,.·'R·li~fiiJnd ·c The ·charter nieetlaB Clloohlro, ........... tee oi. Cel~" for tfie oraild l)l!elllo ol. Mary ~ an!! PIIIIIIIGD ot the Wclmon!o flodi.. JO¥ Sauer, children ot Mr. IIIII t;y ot ~ ~~en~ee or .t h • - ·Hill · "' Bu..... Unlte\1 lioilhadlot Omdllli RutMrf. " l!ocb~Y nd!l. 'w. va."·wu tbe r e - vis- land .... ,.ld ~~· Itor or Mro. Jean Cooke ani! lhocbtreb. Mro. Ilardi Saiiet )od thejnlillli, relatlveo. pllll wkleb liiCtuda<i 'a call~ to Mra. Purl Reynolds was a Columb.. viollor Soturdof. Lui -~. _ ...... ~ medltaweek llle alt!'llded the Dlalrlet 7 tlcmr. The ~. "~ TbaQit CCliiVentlon ol. the Ilsughteu ot We All Our ~.. d ..God of Union Velerlllo ot the Clvll Wer .~e and God t1 ~."were "·· held at the YWCA at llamlliDn. Used. The medllllloo 11oo, "Bread Mra. Charlea Sauer and Mro. ot Ltle" with prel8'1ta"9'1• ecm.Hallie Smith •.... home alloir • c:ernlrli the ~ "' the vial! Ill Dorton with Miss Marbread being by Mrl. liarprot Sauer, Milo Maclelllle SOUor, and Miss VIrginia Sauer. Ill!' n-lewtne. Mro. llarry l\'11While there they went to Leba- Uaml<lll, Mro. DI,Jion Parioono. non for dlmer at the "Golden and Mro. lloWard Blrcbllelcl. The ce1"01n00)' "' the altinlnl Lamb," the oldest 1m in Ohio. of the charter wu handled by From DIIDJ Mra. Suer and Mrs. C. 0. ClJapman, preslMro. &nllh W8lll to Columbus ol the local oodel¥. aiid Mro. tor an momlllitl visit wllb Mr. George White. ·111e qapo teal!. and Mro. D. W. Welker. before returnllll! home. Mr. and Mro. John Goodrich Contrary to usual belief, the of DaytAm are guests or Mr. and ntgbtingale sings at aU hours Mro. Karl OWen. of the day as wen as the night, Mrr. D. w. ·Welker or Colum- according to the Encyclopae· buo opanl tho weekend In Middle. dia Brltannica. port with her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Charles Sauer. h came A thought for the daJ!especlally lor Mrs. Sauer's birth- Scottish novelist James Matday observance. thew Barrie once aid: ,.'ft>i)se Mr. and Mrs. Albert llouoh, who bring sunshioe to the lives KOIUI,Y and Bsdly, and Kevle and of others cannot keep it from Christy Smith were at Leon, W. themselves." Va .• &mday to visit Mra.IIDUIIII's mother 1 Mrs. Alta Miller. lllrt. iullaUed by Mro. Vem WoU with a cor- in lilt color 11)111bolle ol. the oi.Dce being presentad to eacb were Mro. Hart, preo. ldent; Mro. Goorp Ziegler. vice lll"eslclent; and Mr o. Jack ll&rt. secretary. Mrs. Glen L • e, treasurer, was unable to attend due to a ldp lraeture. A corsage :::,s= · : . . : : :.Mro. WeU, w:-:::::::::::::-:::::::::::::-:::.:=:·:':':·:':·:-::::::::::::::::::t from Mn. John Reeae, resfonal ' . l¥n-"' I • pl..ine;s •Ill Mrl. White, tollow;Od • olfllllnl ol the - · llforsJ!ijto ·uslottar will! · the - . oiiP!inl ..... Mro. Doa . llurllon aixllld.· ;John Colwell ii.e"liorllap ""INI...,_ ·c~. the neio ooclel¥ W.."' tor,_ ~by Mrl. lltloia ~rotE;U.B. illllrd, _,.;;, aiid Mra. Everett - a.it'Ch. 1 Coiwen fillllu "ne of the !ormer MIIIIOdltt , The ~- .... pncodod 1/lt//ll., ., relljiCinslvely, a uNa by the eutr Chrlotllllll, arid a rc·1fnr "Let U1 Brflllk Bnld Togou.er On OUr Knee•" ~ llra. Harrison. by ·eraee, the - . . . 1. . . p...,.. Ill•· 1''J" IIA ... IO OM flfl IHI MIA. . IArllfAC'l'HM' HAaMffll. Ebersbach1Hardware, Main St., POmerOY Your Horne- -·~ WINTER-TIGHT ••• DRAFT~·f.RII Time tomCil(e :=-:. dlnctor, reprding""' r.u re&Ions! CClllferenee to be held on ,:,: Nov. 16 at the Eutern HIgh Mr. and Mro. Harold 1laydoa School. The Oleller Garden Club of Fullerton, Ky. were recent will be hollforthereglonalmeet- 111101111 of Mr. and Mro. Albert tne andlunchecqrourvatlonsare Pettit ~ theweekendltore to be sent to Mrs. Earl Dean, will! hlo parentawu William Potl'omen>J, Route 3 by Nov. 10. Ut ol Fort w..,.ne. Ind. Mrs. Ziegler reported lhaiiU.. Mr. and Mro. John Reuter and tor borrelo have been ueured Mr. and Mrs. JolmFreylandbeve and painted, and are now ready returned to tbolr home II CIUIe be placed Ill local eemeter- IDn, N. J. following a week'• las. visit here with Mr. and Mrs. Mambera reaponded to roll Harvey Vad Vrankan and lam· caU by naming the bulbs or flow- Uy. ••4he.v '-toplanttoroprtng t.! Mro. Alien HUt, "Sr. has re&:lliclilllng. "nio")>rogranffeaturod ~Oelvtd word tltaH,...al...,..,-Mr.;, a grGQp dlocuasloo on put Still- ' Betey Tyson ol Wincheller lnd ,.osea and taUures in garden- Warwick, Maos. is In critical Ina. condition at the Maoaac:husetta A contest Conducted by Mro. General Hoapllai at Boston tolZiegler wu _, by Mrs. WeU. lowing nine hour open heart ourMrs. RusseU CUIIuma diSpiiOI'- aery late Iaiii week. ad a large collection ot !all tlowers from her garden. The mOettng opened wllb the club 1/ltiOI'Br and the aalule to the tlaslocl by Mro. 11ar1. Tho Ladies aunllacy of F...,. During s concluding soda! hour e.r-Bennetl Poll 128, American roll-ollhmento were served llYthe Legion, will hold arummageaale hostess aoslllod by Mrs. Jack Friday and Soturdo1 at lbelegloo lllrt. ltall on Fourtb St.. Middleport. Heol-• will! rwnmaae to be Tbe shroud of a ship is the set of ropes from ita mast· plckocl 14> are uked to conlaet beads giving lateral support either Mro. Albert Roush ar to ita masts. Mrs. Golda Mourning. IT' ¢-·,.. 36 ~=-~·· Also in 21• end 41• tndth Ladies Auxiliary Will Sell Rummage . We ActJf!pl Federal Food S14mpS CanNt MIR IIIII Staand Sts. . ctar, '. 29,. lb. 29~ ::.:~=.: , ~mdt...:: _.,., .....=-: ...... ...... Thursday 1 BOLOGNA (Am.I!Dded Substitute Senate .Joint Raolu.Uon No. . 'l1le btldmy aantwraan' ot Itt. teld)er, ,MrL Loulo Heibel, w:aa ob**rv'iid iiY ~ ~Y llal:· WofAiro Claso.oflhoTrlilllt,Uniled Churcll "' Chrioi Willi a po;.. luck ~(mer ~ eventaa Ill the c~h dln1Jje room. · . ' Mrs. ROibel ""s preaentod a gift by · Mro. Fred Daaoauer, prealdelll, and 1118 IIJ"OICI - · "Hippf Blrthdl,j.'' Durtrw the tiuainess meeUng, lite ' er~q~ m.le plln.o for aervllw the hOolth clinic to be eondueled at , the church on Oc~ 15. Mro. Ben NeutzliJV and Mra. Reibel were named eo-chairmen of the luncbeon. A $50 contrtbuUon wu made to the church COUJicllto be uaad on tbe Olq>enae a! cleonilll! tlie church interior. Plaqs were made' to provide saadwtehes lor thereception honoring Mro. NeubliJV wklch wiD ldllow a meeulll! ol the Meigs C'.ounl1 Churc:h Women Uniteci. Mrs. Neutzlillll wUI be lnatalled •• president or the IP"...,_ Tho IIJ"OICI decidad not to aerve Christmas dlme'r parties thls year. A request was m.le tor the clau to serve the recetitloo laUoWtng the NOY. SO wecldlJw: ol Miss SUe Kaoper and Demy Smith. Noteo of - . were reid from the Ed Baer IUllly tor serv11111 the ree<t>llon allhelr dauihter• • wecldine, and lrom Donna ll&uek 191" Cards oent durlrw her reeent hOO!>Italizatlon. M r o. Neuuline, oo behalf of E r m a Smith, chlpeau, tllanked the class for aervt.W the 8 and 40 dlmer I !AlObt.lad 'Stepllanie R o t 'i, ~· Of ·Mr.·and Mra., llfor~ ' .. •• • ... <. . ,, Look For Genuine FL~..()..GLASS At Your Locol Hclwr. or Lmbr. D~tr �·..~· I ·,. • '· .~~~ eiADLitiU ......... . ~.~......................................~. I · .... hY ....... .WIICI'tllnt ~·-'a.M. C ............. & - O.r., Pviii~Utleft . . . . . .r tM ~ ...._,._. 111M lft..nftl. U"TII ,... W•flt Ad S.nklll _,_... 1 ......., w.n ...- ,...,.~" Mlt11illlllftl C:lla,.._ ,...... . ,.r \1 e:Mth W•nl ••• con ..cvtl" II .... c.1tt DlilcfiiRI UMI .,. ,.kl wltt'llll " M\ , .., .. oCHttteMI ....IMftt. 63 CADILLAC . . . . . . . . . ... .. . , ....... . .$1795 4: door liT. DeVille. Factory air., full power, spotless clean inlerior. Grey nrush. Full acce ssory group. da'f1. CAitO 011 TNANICI & oa!TUARY 11.H ..r II Werf PRitlliftUI... II. ............, ..., tc. CIIEVIIOLET ................ , , .. . . ... ,$995 Bel Air 4 door. std. trans., clean interior ,good Ures, radio. Local -1 owner r.ar. ' aLIND ADI Uc C!Jilll,.. lllr . . . .,. OP II ICI NOU•I I t · ...... t. !h. fi,,., DallY tl~ a.• M . U;ll IIMII latu ...ay G2 PONTIAC • .. _ . , , , .. _ . ... _ . .. , .. , .•. ,$795 Catalina 4 door, Ivory over hlue finish.. Good tires. Auto- matic trans. Radio and heater. Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO In Memory IN MEMORY of our mother and grandmother, Hattie Burris, on her birthday, Oct. 7: For Rent REPAIR. REFINISH, recondi- THREE ROOM HOUSE, bath, tion golf clubs. John Teaford. phone Sam Arnold, Syracuse, 9-D-i!Oip 992-2300. 9-2&-tfc 'BACK HOE and Dozer Service, FURNISHED apartment, adults pond. bastment, water Une, only_ New Haven, phone 882septic tank, · R. W. Oowdery, 2560! 111-6-3tp Long Bottom, Ohio. 9-27-301c · ' .! SAVE YOUR lawn, shrubbery alld your back. We have a· new trencher to dig JIOllr water line. Henry Bahr, phone tltiS-3988 or Roger Bahr. phone '· ~- ... TWO BEDROOM trailer (no children), two men or couple. Water furnished; $75 a month. Phone !192-5319 Middleport. 111-6-Stc 10.2-'ltp MODERN ONE bedroom unfurnished apartment. Coats build- SPECIAL SALES still in progress. Women and children's clothing. Jeffers Clothing store. I~ Help Wanted ing over Dutton's Drug Store, Apt. 14. Inquire at Apartment 16. 111-MI< For Sale BRAND NEW sewing machine, LADIES! wish to make atra $23.50 or monlh.ly payments. money In your own home by call !192-3218. I!HHilc answering the telephone? Write Newlons Sewing Center, FOUR ROOM house in Syra2011 7th St., Parkersburg. cuse, cold rurming water, $700 10-4-lltp cash. Phone !192-2001. lll-6-3tc ,,, ' , For Sale or Trade SWEET POTATOES, field ·run, 196'1 INTERNATIONAL truck, 4 $3.50 bushel; gourds. green speed. % ton, 11164 Cllevrolet, beans !Kentucky Wonder). IM'I Mustang kyllnder, !Pick your own. $1 bushel, speed. Financing avaOable. bring containers. Andrew Phone !I!IU547; after 5 p.m. Cross, Rt. 2, Racine. Phone Phone 992-5741. 9-29-Uc 247-2852. 111-Mtc '. WALNUT STERIIIO radio emsole, 1968 stereo radio combination, 4 - speed ellqer, 4opeater sound aysl&n. Mnnlh· ly payments or balance of $!11.02. CaU Jmma. 11).8.«c RECONDITIONED WORK CLOTHES READY TO WEAR SHIRTS & PANTS Green, Blue, Gray, Khaki 79e ea. . 2 for $1.50 Bryants Budget Shop 108 W. Ma in "• ' . .. • • '' ' ' f' ' HOBSTETTER~ REALTY GEO. HOBSTETTER,BROKER MIDDLEPORT - Large 7 rooms, 2 baths, 4 bedrooms, modern kitchen, basement, le· vel lot. Near sl\lres. t850Q.OO. BENDVUE mEATRE - 80 ft. frontage, llil ft. deep. 3 rooms up, two rest rooma down. $20,000.00. II> ACRES - Oountry home, 8 Pomaroy 992-5896 large rooms, bath, ceDar, barn. Mall and school bus routes. Minerals. $8500.00. 11ELEN or VIRGIL TEAFORD For Rent STORAGE SPACE: Storage for boa!JI, trailers, c•.ri. campel'l!, etc. Write P. 0. Boz 329, Pomeroy . .Phone m-me or ··see flick Seyler. 1!).3-IZtp ' '' Business Services SECOND CUTTING of clover DOZER, BACKHOE, trencher and truek service, sepUc hay, 75 cents a bale. N. 1':. tanks, water Jines, basemen!JI, Vanaman, Rutland - Harrisonalso topsoil. Heury Babr, ville Road. IO-I-3tp phone 985-3988 or Roger Bahr, phone 985-3958. 1!).2-30tp :957 GMC PICKUP truck. Charlie Stone, Rutland. 10-1-stp C. C. BRADFORD AUcnONEER OompleU. Service F1ELD GROWN CHRYSAN· PhODO f4t.3At1 THEMUMS and mums all Raelne. OW.: colors, big and healthy, also Crill Bradford canning pears and potatoes, 5 I tfe Reynolds Flower Shop, Mason City, just above Corp. line. 10-1-tlc All! CONDmONING Refrigeration service. Jaek's Refrigeration, New Haven. hone 1953 FERGUSON TRACTOR 882-21179. 4 e tfe with set of !-H Inch plows, new tires, recently overhauled, phone 99UZ36. 10-4-3tc READY - MIX concrete delivered right to your project. Fast and easy. Free estl1968 OLDSMOBILE 442, automato•. Phone !192-3284. Goegmatic, power steering, fully lein Ready - Mix Oo., Mld~e­ equipped, 13,000 miles, call porl, Ohio. 8 30 Ue 742-4211 before 5 p.m. 7425501 evenings. I0-4-6tp uuomrr PRICE furniture on our third floor budget ohnp. POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy Baker Furniture. Mld~eport. minlalure. $75 and up. Stud Oblo ? 23 tfe service and grooming. Phooe !192-5443. 11 ! tfe ~F. WING MACHINES , renalr ~ervlce . atl makes. WY 2AKC Golden Retriever puppies, 2284. The Fabric Shop. Pom524 Ash St., Middleport. 991eroy. Authorized Singer Sales 5443. 6-2!-lfe and Service. We Sharpen Scissors. !-29-tfc HOUSE TRAILER, two bedroom. 8 ft . x 45 ft., completely furnished, good condition, CfGARETI'E vending macl!lnes and service. ABC EnU.rprises, $1200. Phone !192-2126, extenMason, W. Va. Phone 7'13-5M3. sion 53, days. After 7 p.m. 8-f-tfc phone 992-62110. lt).Uie 1965 HOUSE trail.r, 10152. l"surance Phone 992-5510. J.0-3.6tc AUTOMOBILE l"Ruranre beet eaneelled? t...o!lt your ooeratPOTATOES and sweet potatoes. or'!l license? Call 992-2961 Phone 64!-2254. Clarence Prof6 15 lfe fitt, Portland. 10-!-lfe MAPLE STEREO, Early Amer. ican stereo, radio oombina· lion, 4-speed changer, solid stab! instant nn radio. Pay. j 2 INCH SIMPLEX ironer, good men!JI of 16 or 1119.1t. Free as new, $20. Phone !m-530'1. home demonllralion. Call tn. 1!).4-3tp 3Z18. IU«<l NOTICi Of 11-ICTIO. ON fAX LIVY IN IXCIII OP TMI TIN MILL LIMITATION NOTIC! J1 bereby Jl¥eD t!Yt ia PUriUIIDce uf I RIIOhlUOn of tM t:ouncll of th ~ VIII••" of Pomt1'0)', l.lhlo. paued on th• 1$lh dll' of .lull, !MI. than wlU bt Pbmltt.d to • Htte of tha people of ..14 vw. .. " ' a OJ:.NUAL a..£CTION 11:a _. INIII In tha VllLap pt PomatoJ, ~: al the rqular IIIIKft Of ~I Ulairtiia, on Tuetchor . uw llh dai ,Of' Nov•ra: .., M-F • • : • - - , - - • II ....... . Sat .•• - •• -- • -- -9 ~PElf -Wheel Alignment 65 MERCURY·-·· $1,195 c:-.t Calonto Y8 2 0.. Hard TGJ>. 4 sp. shift. iiR ongino. Like new all whito Anioh with 5.55 -GUARANIUD-. BLAETTNARS PHONE 992-2094 Nd 'linyllnteriGJ. BUICK . ~UO-B9AT . NOW ON DISPLAY ' USED CRAFT out> j . :;:;.;·.,;;,-;~·1 n1ce. . ~Free EstiQlpiU .,\ PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS Ph. 992·2143 • Qualltr cancma • Certified s~eft&th Pomeroy, Ohio · • DeliYirJ • Quick Service • Finishilll • Sand & GraYBI WE ARE CLOSING OUR DOORS OCTOBER 19, 1968 tJIZ.&I!5 HOMEMADE QUILTS and com- ASSOCIATES SYRACUSE forts for beds, new material, lll-6-3tc $10 and up . Phone 992-6727. 10-4-!tp home, will sell the following 1968 STEREO. Lovely walnut chattels at 412 Lincoln Hill (Brown Alley) Pomeroy, 0 . console with AM and FM raNOTICI Of' ILKTION ON TAX cl:io. automatic floating turn- TIIREE consecutive grave lob L'IVY IN IXCIII Ofl TMI (Watch for Sale Arrows Near table. Take over payments of TEN MILL LIMITATION in Beech Grove. can or wr!U. Water Tower). G. E. RefrigerNOTICE 111 hereby Jlven tbat 11'1 $5.21 ):ier month or pay balDavid Wllliams, 37 Rlveralde I'Urtuance or 1 R~lullon of the ator, gas range, Maytag washCouncil ..t lhe Vlllap ol Syraeu.te, ance due, $109.43. Try it in Drive, Dayton, Ohio. Ohio, pused on the St.h day of Beper. Frigidaire Ref., Iron, Skilyour home. Call 99!-2836. 1111-8, then will be IUbnlltted 9-29-IOic u·mhl!r, let, Gridle, Glass Jars (Old) , \o a vote of tba peapk rtl plll Vll10-6-6tc lll•e 1t a OI:NERAL J:l..Wl'JON tG Dixie Coal Heater, Singer sew8 FOOT by 7 foot overhead be held ln tbe VUia1e of Syraeue. ing machine. Magic Chef Ohio, at the r-eiiUier place ol •oUal ZlG ZAG SEWl:\'G machine garage door, eomplele, (4 therein, on TueldQ' , lhe DUll day of Range, Storm doors and wininch clearance) $28, Brown'll ~ovember. 191111, Ule quedlon of 1968 salesman's demonstrator. l!!'v)'ins. ln eXeut •f tbe tu1o miU dows. Ooal Hod, Oop)>l'r BoilMakes fancy stitches . etc Trailer Park, Minersville, · limllatlon, for tbe beMftt ot lb'ner, Oil Lamp, Leather Oouch, ••". lt).l....,.. a< ~:n Vlllap for lhe purpo111 at p111Will sell for 9 payments of $6 ,.ld)nr and mll.nWntat lin appuaphone -tr;ll"k'~ Roclting Chair, Ooffee Tables. tu.e•. appl11ne., buildJap, ud •1\el therefor, and . lbll paJIDdt of Davenport. Walking canes. or $46 cash . Phone 992-2836 . 111-Mtc VENETIAN BLINDS, all ldndJ, P.:rmaaent, part tb:hf or 'nlllllll\af"J Trunk, Radio, Chairs, Bedfiremen to OPeratt lha aama. and blind repair, Dale Wip~d tu: blllllJI an ..atsltloul tax room Suite, Chest of Drawers. ol Two mllla to run for ftn ,...,._ 1!161 WILLYS Jeep Pickup pel Supply, 215 Union Ave., ;,t Brass Bed , Iron. Bed. Oval a rate not e•eeedlnl a.t ..W. for Trock. 4 wheel drive. Phone M eh Oftll dOUU' of nluatlGD., wblcll Pomeroy. 11).1-121< llmQUfttf Picture. Day Bed, Oak Table, to tw .. t)' eenll lor .-dl 992-2941. I0-6-3tc hn!!' hundred dollan of nhu.UoD, for 4 Chairs. Bullet, Anple Peel· yean. 1967 OLDS CUtlas Holliday Jo1va er, Wrought Iron Stool, Bowl The Polla lor •llid !lecilo• wiD lie 57 CHEVV PICKUP TRUCK. at e::JO o'eloek A .•. ANI n· Ooupe. 5,300 actual miles. VIr- cpen •nd Pitcher Set. Desk and main open until t:i10 o'clodl P.M. Phom.: 985-3950, Chester gie Hobo tetter, Rose Hill. Po1!111Lern Sl.lftdard 'ftma of •ld. lbJ. Cllalr !Nice). Wicker Swing 11).6-3lp order of lbe llbard of 1Cleetion1, meroy. Phone 992-3441. 1!).8 !tc o(' 87Melli and Rocking Cllalrs to match, CoutJI)', ObloIMMITT 0. WILL HaD Tree, Smoking Stand. Ctlalrrun DOIOfHY M. IOMMI?OM Signed : Bessie Bentz Bowlman R1\ TS. MICE gone forever 'Get 70,000 BTU Kenmore gas healStar' 21> lb. $1.69, Sugar Run Dlractar er, fully automaUe, t65; May- oa ted OeUobllr Terms: Cash. Not Responsit , JIMII. Mill, Ebersbach Hdwe., Picktag wringer washer. J15. cau If) 1; 10 1t; II 21; ID U 8.e ble for Accidents. en's. Mason. 1().7-6tp 985-4108 1!).8.31p Bradford Auction Oo. 10-6-6tc SOUP'S ON the rug that is, so clean the spot with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer II. Baker Furniture. Jt).7-6tc 614-992·2181 va r_.., • ' HOTPOINT AUI'OMATIC waWANTED ANTIQUES, furniture, dishes. sher and telephone stand. Phone 992-36341. lll-6-3tp miscellaneous. Mrs. Howard Cecil, 800 W. Main St., Pome"'7· 1-25-Uc STEREO AM and FM, 11168 model console stereo. Will seU on payments of $5.40 per Public Sale month or will sell for $86 HOUSEHOLD AUcriON - Sat. cash. Try it in your home. Oct. 12, 1968, 12:00 p.m. The can 992-2836 t~J.Mtc undersigned having sold her Call Pomeroy 66 PONTIAC • - - - • $1 89! STEREO CONSOLE, 4 - opeed Di-. s..~an. kno. lnU.rmlxed ellarlger. dual vol· tran1. Power r,te.nnt· A one ume control. Lovely walnut fiowner extra c ton car with low mil-. nish, pay f/1.09 or monlldy payments of $5.06. can 91!-· 16_6 PONTIAC ~ - • • • $2,195 Bonnovillo 2 0.. Hard.Top. A 3211. lo-utc low mil~· one ownlf car. H.ew Pont•ac ,.,...ln. VOf'( TWO LOTS in Bradbury, one 80 x 150. other 60 x !50. Phone 992-5058. 10-1-31< !M-Ile FCRNISHED GARAGE apartment on Lincoln Hill. Utilities pa,d; adults finly . Phone 992Notice 3489. 6-19-lfc WILL DO any kind of~-sewing or will do sewing in the home. TRAILER LOTS. Bob's Mobile Carolyn Lewis. Phone !192-2271. Court. Syracuse, Ohio on State ~tc Rt. 1.24. Phone !192-2951. 8-ll-lfc 'P'OR TRADE-Cash for anUques. William Hamm, Mld- FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM ~~rt. 8-~p APARTMENT, Middleport, phone 992-387l. 8-9-tfc WILL DO sewing at home zippers. pockets. pegging. TRAILER SPACE, ready to hemmlng. alterations, el<. hook up, private, plenty of Mrs. Freddie Thabet, Mason. room for children to play. Phone m.sssl . 4-30-tfc Phone 992-3904. 8-14-Uc ' Quisenberry, Syr...... IU.'/Ic ForSele Cllildren and grandchildren i ' rO..w.~ Real Estate For Sale A silent thought. FURNISHED and unfurnished A secret tear <:~pa rtmen ts. Close to school. Keeps her memory ever dear. Phone 992-5434. JI).JIHfc ' ~WE ~ lmd ,.., Diet . . yard, 111'1' .prc!en, me I'Gom · cellar, one hili llloet itom Syracuse ocllool. Contact Ben &I fk 11 ......... _,.. tt'lrM ~-- "" QUALITY "''"' r Motor co. or IMVLATIONI ........... ..,... MH "*"""' IN Nfeet IM . . tMemM ... ... TM JNII...... will not .. ........... fill'...,.""" Pomeroy 2 SIGNS CllfrMUHI ................ ' ' DIAL 9!12-3284 IN THE EVENT THAT OUR BUSINESS HAS NOT BEEN SOLD GOEGlEIN. GRAVEL KAUTZ FEED STORE 407 PAGE MIDDLEPO~'!, OHIO CHESTER, OHIO LEGAL NOTICE IN THE COMMON PLIAI COURT MEtes COUNTT, OHIO "Ttll fEDiltAL LAND IANI: 011 I OUIIYILLI, Pl_.ntiH, n. LOUII M. CHRIITIAN, IT AL ., DafllndWih No. lf,lll NOTICI IV PUILICATION l.ANTY RlJ'FI: and CLA"UDlAN ); IFF! ; who.e pliO!I bf hlldenee U. u •• known , will bka notlea on tlla :stll clay of June. lHT, U.. und..-, ~ lined flled Ill PetiUon, and two !i11pplement.al PeUtlora. api.Dat J'O\I i .1 JtH! Com.,on Pleu Court of Ill,_. NOTICI 011 iLICTIDN ON TAX LIVY Ill •XCIII Of TMI Tltl MILL LIMITATIOM NOTICE !II tleNbJ Clnzt Ulat lb f'Utl\1~ Of I fteao\uUo• .. Qle .Board of TlllwubiP 1"rllltlll ot. die 1.ownahlp of ColumbiA. olllo~ pUjt4 f1D lbe &tb. dl7" of &apWatier• 1M. there will be 1Ubmltld. W a ~te 01 lbl people of Nld CoJamtwi n ... ~hlp at a OZNUAL ltLSC'I'JON to be" ht-ld In the 'l'Owftlhlp ol COIWitlbLI, Ohio, a\ U. nplar piiCN Ol ~~ ·& .............. - ·" · ,"' . ····, ••; ma t:U1I.Ob'. Ohio, praylnl for fWI&meal U&llllllat you In IM amount of 11AJ8.Jnt.e~, and lhe ad4U1cutal wm1 of M.OO &Dd U9.10. .wJW. 1Dter..,.l. • ltd for a fore-ciNu.re of Mort111e of tb• tolJoft'lnt llncdbell real propei"QI , aDd other relief, to- bu, wlt.h 11-"lt; Belnl In C.lumbll Town~blp" Melp County, Oblo, bounded ;;;;(~ 4eacrlbed as follow.; Put of Sedlon 31, ToWMhlp t Kana• 15, btlfinninl at a potat uJi feet weft of the Nortbaut eoner w• or •ald Sc:eUon JJ; thnn~ 97~ teet; Ulaace South 1 daJNe Wl'lt 12118 feet to tha Nnt.u of a county road; thence alont U&e rounty rud nortb 01 delhtl 45 mlnute1 W!l!li 21 feet to 1 pobd1 liMn«' IOUIII lto:i f..t to I earner at the Una of ld.u He)'lll tllenee North -111 dean• Eat mt teet to the tellter ol lltate IDCb· way No. 318; thence wtth tile meaDden of nld hJJhwar Nortb 1 de1ree E..t 'l'te teet, Nort.b 11 - . ll"HI aut 2110 feet ao;td NorQI. 13 VOIJ HMR: A Sti.FFUN' GCUID 8ACI< lliERf IN 11tf. FILE RooM III@IMI@i•·.of: ·~ 1ft excaa of U..1J'!tt~ J:.odtaUrm, tor tbll benefit ' • Wa Towullip far Ule Plii"POIM 411 ...,. v•dlna: and main&.Unlnl an ..,anwa. - EDOIE? appliance&, botndi"P Ill 11W1 ilwn• for, or Ule •&abu.bmeD' ..., ..aauonanee of Uaee of fin alanD Ulenapb or !.be P111DU' o1 pen.aaeal, pari-d.me or volaaiMr an_. or tbe aame. Said tal. blllq: ID adcUUnaJ. tu oJ one mill 10 run •• 1 nt.a not neu '"' 1.1 mW for CUlb ona dollal" of valuatloa. wblclll fr ,.,. ,.... a.uftt~Ni to ten cent. for eaall. dollara ot valuaUaa for ,...,.. TIM Polll ODe rout for aaid ~ wW be cpen at 1:30 o'doell A.M. Ud .....m open •ntn 1:10 o'clock ._... Dftull Standard Time of Mkl dl7, ..., 81 order of U.. lloud. of a.uo.... al Mcip C!IWlil, Oblo, IIMMITT ••WH.L The only IIU'e way Gh•l,..... DOI.DTH'I M. .IONN5Totl to "...-t your eblm to the rlght-of·WI)' DlrKtor Uald. OetoiMr L U.. to '1'1 10 1" 10 IIJ 10 • . '. . f,&o dc:1reet 30 lllinu'- eut 115 IMt Lo the IDtc:nec!UOD of 8t.at.a HJ.jh• way No. J88 wlt~ tbe ceater liDe of a county road1 thence ala~ tbe center ol aald county road aotath 88 deJree• 30 mlnlltel weat tat flll!t to tba IOIIth-t C!OI'DIII 1111 the store lot; Ur.eace wltb the line of ukl . ~tore lot llOrt.h 4f, deltelll e.. t 3110 f-eel to tbe nortber- -•t lr cornu thereof; tUJtee wiUI tha norttl line of old 1tore lot aoJilt In dep-eea 30 JlllD\It.aa . . t 1• feet to the cellier UDe of State No. lhahway 3881 thance a eut coruer uf 1aid BARBS By PHIL PASTORET If you haven't time to do something, ask for help from the busy man and bypul 'the loafer. · • • • who ,...., """' ,,. o romv dar ai1UOfll uoqnt to sh<lter under """"one lllont de.,.., aald eenlc:r 11ne DOI1b eat 4tO fee' to Ule aoutharlJ corner of the lancll of Bella llal' ~Y­ ender; thence aloq ..W IAwuder'a llnl! nllrib 55 defNM WHt 1008 feet a•d DOrtll -6 da,nea JO m.IDULee Well OJ7 t ..t to tJie plaoe of bellJUl!&l, e0111tala1D1 101.1 M'• "'•· mora or le81. Alao part of Bectloa 31. Towzt,. idtlp &, R•JIIe 15, bll&blDIDI at 1 point I:MII teet wat of the IOUtb- 3a: tc:ctiOD Prop~ d••'• umbrella. Ollhe 848 new drugo to fll!ht 1 diaeaae and sufterlDg m' the last 211 525 originated Ill the Umted Stateo. theDce BOrtb I daii"Ma 1Nd :U. teet; tbenee .-nt 1211 feet1 thlmce 80UU. I detJNe wed 1IID hit to U)e lOUth Une ol Aid Sedlon II; thenee eut. aloq lbll NI1CI 1011th llDe 1~ lett to U. place ., 'becuntallllDI ~ ~· lnOftl •"'or nl"'•· 1.""'·· N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. 23.- OPYOMRIIST . OF'nCE·HOUiiS 9:30 'ro12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT.NOON ON ' . THUIIS.) - . EAST. COi:JRT ST., POIIEROY , - .. ..., ~ .' .. \· \. • matli . .. .; ,, - ' ... ' ' an leral hilbwa,:a, oaxcap&int u..,.:. from that Hl'taiD. vein of cut, ~ eallY aDd nrioUIIF know.!~ II Number -6., Clarion or Lhl'iutoM CoaJ, to.-tber with tbe rlJbl. to mlM an4 remo..-a ..m• u ...s bl deed racorde4 1D DHd Boolt 1Ho P ... aot. of tha: ~d Bteordl ot Meftl You are ~ to .. . I· .· mawer Ute .' . ••ld PeUUoa bJ the lrUI dQ' of Deettllber, 1111, .,. 1\!dlm.m bJ ... fiUit wiU be Nl'ldered ap1ad :rqg, TNI riOiaAL I,.AND IANC LDUII'VII.LI, ~- ' ,D'...... ._ ..•... Craw. craw & ,.,...,, --- Attorneys fer llalfttift 11' ,.1 ID lt; 10 11; 10 . ; It 6 ll 11 lfte lll!r, 1888. tba \tii..UOD · of t.Y"JI.al; tM lea mlU llmlli.U.OO, tor 1t1e "H••IJ. .. ·ra..ro; vmap Jor UM ~ ot -.~.,..,... 1n eacau Of llicl. ,... ._.i: .a ,. - .. "' •• ....... ta• ~-- baU {(,.: ..w to nan lor tuur ',t.art at 1• f1W -.ot ••· uedl:n1 \It mill for Qcb •a'ae dollu uf ,a.uaUun. which amGIID'c-. !Ita; · for each on• hUJMiied ot v.aluaUon, for }'uu'r ~an . TIM Pnl.. tor Mid' &lfttloa cpea at 1:30 o'cl«k A-IC· aad opan uaUl t :JO o'clte):' P.JI, W nw da!llan c ,.....,., , M. =9TM1' Dltd ddober' ,, wW be ,nmfltl ~ 10 11 11l ~f.l JO Ill · · . .IOMMITOii .l .• . sta.ndud Tnon.a of 11111 ·.ana,- order ol u.a Beard of ZleciUOftl, • of Meip Co•nty, Ohio. UWIT'i o. WILL ,....;ft ,~, . '. '., I ' · You'll ftnd people who quit high ,..·hoot ~.;roge $~5 a week;, ••• fhan'j,eo~Je who fini•h . For the ~incl or job you want, get the<\{lut•ation you need. · ) ~.. ~. ~ ol flowen :u. AI<>- ' 2t!. Lul>rl- lela . Contalnllll In 118.5 KI'W. moN or ~. bUt aub,Ject. to aD Coa.D11", obla. AN' GO 011 VTlltt' lYPE! ,,... ll.fbUDI coiDPUlH 19 · .,.nw IIDDUDta ' ..mT THE WltiO BI.OWif1' TtftXIC.H THE Bt.II'IOS, HARRY'! RflAX �·..~· I ·,. • '· .~~~ eiADLitiU ......... . ~.~......................................~. I · .... hY ....... .WIICI'tllnt ~·-'a.M. C ............. & - O.r., Pviii~Utleft . . . . . .r tM ~ ...._,._. 111M lft..nftl. U"TII ,... W•flt Ad S.nklll _,_... 1 ......., w.n ...- ,...,.~" Mlt11illlllftl C:lla,.._ ,...... . ,.r \1 e:Mth W•nl ••• con ..cvtl" II .... c.1tt DlilcfiiRI UMI .,. ,.kl wltt'llll " M\ , .., .. oCHttteMI ....IMftt. 63 CADILLAC . . . . . . . . . ... .. . , ....... . .$1795 4: door liT. DeVille. Factory air., full power, spotless clean inlerior. Grey nrush. Full acce ssory group. da'f1. CAitO 011 TNANICI & oa!TUARY 11.H ..r II Werf PRitlliftUI... II. ............, ..., tc. CIIEVIIOLET ................ , , .. . . ... ,$995 Bel Air 4 door. std. trans., clean interior ,good Ures, radio. Local -1 owner r.ar. ' aLIND ADI Uc C!Jilll,.. lllr . . . .,. OP II ICI NOU•I I t · ...... t. !h. fi,,., DallY tl~ a.• M . U;ll IIMII latu ...ay G2 PONTIAC • .. _ . , , , .. _ . ... _ . .. , .. , .•. ,$795 Catalina 4 door, Ivory over hlue finish.. Good tires. Auto- matic trans. Radio and heater. Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO In Memory IN MEMORY of our mother and grandmother, Hattie Burris, on her birthday, Oct. 7: For Rent REPAIR. REFINISH, recondi- THREE ROOM HOUSE, bath, tion golf clubs. John Teaford. phone Sam Arnold, Syracuse, 9-D-i!Oip 992-2300. 9-2&-tfc 'BACK HOE and Dozer Service, FURNISHED apartment, adults pond. bastment, water Une, only_ New Haven, phone 882septic tank, · R. W. Oowdery, 2560! 111-6-3tp Long Bottom, Ohio. 9-27-301c · ' .! SAVE YOUR lawn, shrubbery alld your back. We have a· new trencher to dig JIOllr water line. Henry Bahr, phone tltiS-3988 or Roger Bahr. phone '· ~- ... TWO BEDROOM trailer (no children), two men or couple. Water furnished; $75 a month. Phone !192-5319 Middleport. 111-6-Stc 10.2-'ltp MODERN ONE bedroom unfurnished apartment. Coats build- SPECIAL SALES still in progress. Women and children's clothing. Jeffers Clothing store. I~ Help Wanted ing over Dutton's Drug Store, Apt. 14. Inquire at Apartment 16. 111-MI< For Sale BRAND NEW sewing machine, LADIES! wish to make atra $23.50 or monlh.ly payments. money In your own home by call !192-3218. I!HHilc answering the telephone? Write Newlons Sewing Center, FOUR ROOM house in Syra2011 7th St., Parkersburg. cuse, cold rurming water, $700 10-4-lltp cash. Phone !192-2001. lll-6-3tc ,,, ' , For Sale or Trade SWEET POTATOES, field ·run, 196'1 INTERNATIONAL truck, 4 $3.50 bushel; gourds. green speed. % ton, 11164 Cllevrolet, beans !Kentucky Wonder). IM'I Mustang kyllnder, !Pick your own. $1 bushel, speed. Financing avaOable. bring containers. Andrew Phone !I!IU547; after 5 p.m. Cross, Rt. 2, Racine. Phone Phone 992-5741. 9-29-Uc 247-2852. 111-Mtc '. WALNUT STERIIIO radio emsole, 1968 stereo radio combination, 4 - speed ellqer, 4opeater sound aysl&n. Mnnlh· ly payments or balance of $!11.02. CaU Jmma. 11).8.«c RECONDITIONED WORK CLOTHES READY TO WEAR SHIRTS & PANTS Green, Blue, Gray, Khaki 79e ea. . 2 for $1.50 Bryants Budget Shop 108 W. Ma in "• ' . .. • • '' ' ' f' ' HOBSTETTER~ REALTY GEO. HOBSTETTER,BROKER MIDDLEPORT - Large 7 rooms, 2 baths, 4 bedrooms, modern kitchen, basement, le· vel lot. Near sl\lres. t850Q.OO. BENDVUE mEATRE - 80 ft. frontage, llil ft. deep. 3 rooms up, two rest rooma down. $20,000.00. II> ACRES - Oountry home, 8 Pomaroy 992-5896 large rooms, bath, ceDar, barn. Mall and school bus routes. Minerals. $8500.00. 11ELEN or VIRGIL TEAFORD For Rent STORAGE SPACE: Storage for boa!JI, trailers, c•.ri. campel'l!, etc. Write P. 0. Boz 329, Pomeroy . .Phone m-me or ··see flick Seyler. 1!).3-IZtp ' '' Business Services SECOND CUTTING of clover DOZER, BACKHOE, trencher and truek service, sepUc hay, 75 cents a bale. N. 1':. tanks, water Jines, basemen!JI, Vanaman, Rutland - Harrisonalso topsoil. Heury Babr, ville Road. IO-I-3tp phone 985-3988 or Roger Bahr, phone 985-3958. 1!).2-30tp :957 GMC PICKUP truck. Charlie Stone, Rutland. 10-1-stp C. C. BRADFORD AUcnONEER OompleU. Service F1ELD GROWN CHRYSAN· PhODO f4t.3At1 THEMUMS and mums all Raelne. OW.: colors, big and healthy, also Crill Bradford canning pears and potatoes, 5 I tfe Reynolds Flower Shop, Mason City, just above Corp. line. 10-1-tlc All! CONDmONING Refrigeration service. Jaek's Refrigeration, New Haven. hone 1953 FERGUSON TRACTOR 882-21179. 4 e tfe with set of !-H Inch plows, new tires, recently overhauled, phone 99UZ36. 10-4-3tc READY - MIX concrete delivered right to your project. Fast and easy. Free estl1968 OLDSMOBILE 442, automato•. Phone !192-3284. Goegmatic, power steering, fully lein Ready - Mix Oo., Mld~e­ equipped, 13,000 miles, call porl, Ohio. 8 30 Ue 742-4211 before 5 p.m. 7425501 evenings. I0-4-6tp uuomrr PRICE furniture on our third floor budget ohnp. POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy Baker Furniture. Mld~eport. minlalure. $75 and up. Stud Oblo ? 23 tfe service and grooming. Phooe !192-5443. 11 ! tfe ~F. WING MACHINES , renalr ~ervlce . atl makes. WY 2AKC Golden Retriever puppies, 2284. The Fabric Shop. Pom524 Ash St., Middleport. 991eroy. Authorized Singer Sales 5443. 6-2!-lfe and Service. We Sharpen Scissors. !-29-tfc HOUSE TRAILER, two bedroom. 8 ft . x 45 ft., completely furnished, good condition, CfGARETI'E vending macl!lnes and service. ABC EnU.rprises, $1200. Phone !192-2126, extenMason, W. Va. Phone 7'13-5M3. sion 53, days. After 7 p.m. 8-f-tfc phone 992-62110. lt).Uie 1965 HOUSE trail.r, 10152. l"surance Phone 992-5510. J.0-3.6tc AUTOMOBILE l"Ruranre beet eaneelled? t...o!lt your ooeratPOTATOES and sweet potatoes. or'!l license? Call 992-2961 Phone 64!-2254. Clarence Prof6 15 lfe fitt, Portland. 10-!-lfe MAPLE STEREO, Early Amer. ican stereo, radio oombina· lion, 4-speed changer, solid stab! instant nn radio. Pay. j 2 INCH SIMPLEX ironer, good men!JI of 16 or 1119.1t. Free as new, $20. Phone !m-530'1. home demonllralion. Call tn. 1!).4-3tp 3Z18. IU«<l NOTICi Of 11-ICTIO. ON fAX LIVY IN IXCIII OP TMI TIN MILL LIMITATION NOTIC! J1 bereby Jl¥eD t!Yt ia PUriUIIDce uf I RIIOhlUOn of tM t:ouncll of th ~ VIII••" of Pomt1'0)', l.lhlo. paued on th• 1$lh dll' of .lull, !MI. than wlU bt Pbmltt.d to • Htte of tha people of ..14 vw. .. " ' a OJ:.NUAL a..£CTION 11:a _. INIII In tha VllLap pt PomatoJ, ~: al the rqular IIIIKft Of ~I Ulairtiia, on Tuetchor . uw llh dai ,Of' Nov•ra: .., M-F • • : • - - , - - • II ....... . Sat .•• - •• -- • -- -9 ~PElf -Wheel Alignment 65 MERCURY·-·· $1,195 c:-.t Calonto Y8 2 0.. Hard TGJ>. 4 sp. shift. iiR ongino. Like new all whito Anioh with 5.55 -GUARANIUD-. BLAETTNARS PHONE 992-2094 Nd 'linyllnteriGJ. BUICK . ~UO-B9AT . NOW ON DISPLAY ' USED CRAFT out> j . :;:;.;·.,;;,-;~·1 n1ce. . ~Free EstiQlpiU .,\ PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS Ph. 992·2143 • Qualltr cancma • Certified s~eft&th Pomeroy, Ohio · • DeliYirJ • Quick Service • Finishilll • Sand & GraYBI WE ARE CLOSING OUR DOORS OCTOBER 19, 1968 tJIZ.&I!5 HOMEMADE QUILTS and com- ASSOCIATES SYRACUSE forts for beds, new material, lll-6-3tc $10 and up . Phone 992-6727. 10-4-!tp home, will sell the following 1968 STEREO. Lovely walnut chattels at 412 Lincoln Hill (Brown Alley) Pomeroy, 0 . console with AM and FM raNOTICI Of' ILKTION ON TAX cl:io. automatic floating turn- TIIREE consecutive grave lob L'IVY IN IXCIII Ofl TMI (Watch for Sale Arrows Near table. Take over payments of TEN MILL LIMITATION in Beech Grove. can or wr!U. Water Tower). G. E. RefrigerNOTICE 111 hereby Jlven tbat 11'1 $5.21 ):ier month or pay balDavid Wllliams, 37 Rlveralde I'Urtuance or 1 R~lullon of the ator, gas range, Maytag washCouncil ..t lhe Vlllap ol Syraeu.te, ance due, $109.43. Try it in Drive, Dayton, Ohio. Ohio, pused on the St.h day of Beper. Frigidaire Ref., Iron, Skilyour home. Call 99!-2836. 1111-8, then will be IUbnlltted 9-29-IOic u·mhl!r, let, Gridle, Glass Jars (Old) , \o a vote of tba peapk rtl plll Vll10-6-6tc lll•e 1t a OI:NERAL J:l..Wl'JON tG Dixie Coal Heater, Singer sew8 FOOT by 7 foot overhead be held ln tbe VUia1e of Syraeue. ing machine. Magic Chef Ohio, at the r-eiiUier place ol •oUal ZlG ZAG SEWl:\'G machine garage door, eomplele, (4 therein, on TueldQ' , lhe DUll day of Range, Storm doors and wininch clearance) $28, Brown'll ~ovember. 191111, Ule quedlon of 1968 salesman's demonstrator. l!!'v)'ins. ln eXeut •f tbe tu1o miU dows. Ooal Hod, Oop)>l'r BoilMakes fancy stitches . etc Trailer Park, Minersville, · limllatlon, for tbe beMftt ot lb'ner, Oil Lamp, Leather Oouch, ••". lt).l....,.. a< ~:n Vlllap for lhe purpo111 at p111Will sell for 9 payments of $6 ,.ld)nr and mll.nWntat lin appuaphone -tr;ll"k'~ Roclting Chair, Ooffee Tables. tu.e•. appl11ne., buildJap, ud •1\el therefor, and . lbll paJIDdt of Davenport. Walking canes. or $46 cash . Phone 992-2836 . 111-Mtc VENETIAN BLINDS, all ldndJ, P.:rmaaent, part tb:hf or 'nlllllll\af"J Trunk, Radio, Chairs, Bedfiremen to OPeratt lha aama. and blind repair, Dale Wip~d tu: blllllJI an ..atsltloul tax room Suite, Chest of Drawers. ol Two mllla to run for ftn ,...,._ 1!161 WILLYS Jeep Pickup pel Supply, 215 Union Ave., ;,t Brass Bed , Iron. Bed. Oval a rate not e•eeedlnl a.t ..W. for Trock. 4 wheel drive. Phone M eh Oftll dOUU' of nluatlGD., wblcll Pomeroy. 11).1-121< llmQUfttf Picture. Day Bed, Oak Table, to tw .. t)' eenll lor .-dl 992-2941. I0-6-3tc hn!!' hundred dollan of nhu.UoD, for 4 Chairs. Bullet, Anple Peel· yean. 1967 OLDS CUtlas Holliday Jo1va er, Wrought Iron Stool, Bowl The Polla lor •llid !lecilo• wiD lie 57 CHEVV PICKUP TRUCK. at e::JO o'eloek A .•. ANI n· Ooupe. 5,300 actual miles. VIr- cpen •nd Pitcher Set. Desk and main open until t:i10 o'clodl P.M. Phom.: 985-3950, Chester gie Hobo tetter, Rose Hill. Po1!111Lern Sl.lftdard 'ftma of •ld. lbJ. Cllalr !Nice). Wicker Swing 11).6-3lp order of lbe llbard of 1Cleetion1, meroy. Phone 992-3441. 1!).8 !tc o(' 87Melli and Rocking Cllalrs to match, CoutJI)', ObloIMMITT 0. WILL HaD Tree, Smoking Stand. Ctlalrrun DOIOfHY M. IOMMI?OM Signed : Bessie Bentz Bowlman R1\ TS. MICE gone forever 'Get 70,000 BTU Kenmore gas healStar' 21> lb. $1.69, Sugar Run Dlractar er, fully automaUe, t65; May- oa ted OeUobllr Terms: Cash. Not Responsit , JIMII. Mill, Ebersbach Hdwe., Picktag wringer washer. J15. cau If) 1; 10 1t; II 21; ID U 8.e ble for Accidents. en's. Mason. 1().7-6tp 985-4108 1!).8.31p Bradford Auction Oo. 10-6-6tc SOUP'S ON the rug that is, so clean the spot with Blue Lustre. Rent electric shampooer II. Baker Furniture. Jt).7-6tc 614-992·2181 va r_.., • ' HOTPOINT AUI'OMATIC waWANTED ANTIQUES, furniture, dishes. sher and telephone stand. Phone 992-36341. lll-6-3tp miscellaneous. Mrs. Howard Cecil, 800 W. Main St., Pome"'7· 1-25-Uc STEREO AM and FM, 11168 model console stereo. Will seU on payments of $5.40 per Public Sale month or will sell for $86 HOUSEHOLD AUcriON - Sat. cash. Try it in your home. Oct. 12, 1968, 12:00 p.m. The can 992-2836 t~J.Mtc undersigned having sold her Call Pomeroy 66 PONTIAC • - - - • $1 89! STEREO CONSOLE, 4 - opeed Di-. s..~an. kno. lnU.rmlxed ellarlger. dual vol· tran1. Power r,te.nnt· A one ume control. Lovely walnut fiowner extra c ton car with low mil-. nish, pay f/1.09 or monlldy payments of $5.06. can 91!-· 16_6 PONTIAC ~ - • • • $2,195 Bonnovillo 2 0.. Hard.Top. A 3211. lo-utc low mil~· one ownlf car. H.ew Pont•ac ,.,...ln. VOf'( TWO LOTS in Bradbury, one 80 x 150. other 60 x !50. Phone 992-5058. 10-1-31< !M-Ile FCRNISHED GARAGE apartment on Lincoln Hill. Utilities pa,d; adults finly . Phone 992Notice 3489. 6-19-lfc WILL DO any kind of~-sewing or will do sewing in the home. TRAILER LOTS. Bob's Mobile Carolyn Lewis. Phone !192-2271. Court. Syracuse, Ohio on State ~tc Rt. 1.24. Phone !192-2951. 8-ll-lfc 'P'OR TRADE-Cash for anUques. William Hamm, Mld- FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM ~~rt. 8-~p APARTMENT, Middleport, phone 992-387l. 8-9-tfc WILL DO sewing at home zippers. pockets. pegging. TRAILER SPACE, ready to hemmlng. alterations, el<. hook up, private, plenty of Mrs. Freddie Thabet, Mason. room for children to play. Phone m.sssl . 4-30-tfc Phone 992-3904. 8-14-Uc ' Quisenberry, Syr...... IU.'/Ic ForSele Cllildren and grandchildren i ' rO..w.~ Real Estate For Sale A silent thought. FURNISHED and unfurnished A secret tear <:~pa rtmen ts. Close to school. Keeps her memory ever dear. Phone 992-5434. JI).JIHfc ' ~WE ~ lmd ,.., Diet . . yard, 111'1' .prc!en, me I'Gom · cellar, one hili llloet itom Syracuse ocllool. Contact Ben &I fk 11 ......... _,.. tt'lrM ~-- "" QUALITY "''"' r Motor co. or IMVLATIONI ........... ..,... MH "*"""' IN Nfeet IM . . tMemM ... ... TM JNII...... will not .. ........... fill'...,.""" Pomeroy 2 SIGNS CllfrMUHI ................ ' ' DIAL 9!12-3284 IN THE EVENT THAT OUR BUSINESS HAS NOT BEEN SOLD GOEGlEIN. GRAVEL KAUTZ FEED STORE 407 PAGE MIDDLEPO~'!, OHIO CHESTER, OHIO LEGAL NOTICE IN THE COMMON PLIAI COURT MEtes COUNTT, OHIO "Ttll fEDiltAL LAND IANI: 011 I OUIIYILLI, Pl_.ntiH, n. LOUII M. CHRIITIAN, IT AL ., DafllndWih No. lf,lll NOTICI IV PUILICATION l.ANTY RlJ'FI: and CLA"UDlAN ); IFF! ; who.e pliO!I bf hlldenee U. u •• known , will bka notlea on tlla :stll clay of June. lHT, U.. und..-, ~ lined flled Ill PetiUon, and two !i11pplement.al PeUtlora. api.Dat J'O\I i .1 JtH! Com.,on Pleu Court of Ill,_. NOTICI 011 iLICTIDN ON TAX LIVY Ill •XCIII Of TMI Tltl MILL LIMITATIOM NOTICE !II tleNbJ Clnzt Ulat lb f'Utl\1~ Of I fteao\uUo• .. Qle .Board of TlllwubiP 1"rllltlll ot. die 1.ownahlp of ColumbiA. olllo~ pUjt4 f1D lbe &tb. dl7" of &apWatier• 1M. there will be 1Ubmltld. W a ~te 01 lbl people of Nld CoJamtwi n ... ~hlp at a OZNUAL ltLSC'I'JON to be" ht-ld In the 'l'Owftlhlp ol COIWitlbLI, Ohio, a\ U. nplar piiCN Ol ~~ ·& .............. - ·" · ,"' . ····, ••; ma t:U1I.Ob'. Ohio, praylnl for fWI&meal U&llllllat you In IM amount of 11AJ8.Jnt.e~, and lhe ad4U1cutal wm1 of M.OO &Dd U9.10. .wJW. 1Dter..,.l. • ltd for a fore-ciNu.re of Mort111e of tb• tolJoft'lnt llncdbell real propei"QI , aDd other relief, to- bu, wlt.h 11-"lt; Belnl In C.lumbll Town~blp" Melp County, Oblo, bounded ;;;;(~ 4eacrlbed as follow.; Put of Sedlon 31, ToWMhlp t Kana• 15, btlfinninl at a potat uJi feet weft of the Nortbaut eoner w• or •ald Sc:eUon JJ; thnn~ 97~ teet; Ulaace South 1 daJNe Wl'lt 12118 feet to tha Nnt.u of a county road; thence alont U&e rounty rud nortb 01 delhtl 45 mlnute1 W!l!li 21 feet to 1 pobd1 liMn«' IOUIII lto:i f..t to I earner at the Una of ld.u He)'lll tllenee North -111 dean• Eat mt teet to the tellter ol lltate IDCb· way No. 318; thence wtth tile meaDden of nld hJJhwar Nortb 1 de1ree E..t 'l'te teet, Nort.b 11 - . ll"HI aut 2110 feet ao;td NorQI. 13 VOIJ HMR: A Sti.FFUN' GCUID 8ACI< lliERf IN 11tf. FILE RooM III@IMI@i•·.of: ·~ 1ft excaa of U..1J'!tt~ J:.odtaUrm, tor tbll benefit ' • Wa Towullip far Ule Plii"POIM 411 ...,. v•dlna: and main&.Unlnl an ..,anwa. - EDOIE? appliance&, botndi"P Ill 11W1 ilwn• for, or Ule •&abu.bmeD' ..., ..aauonanee of Uaee of fin alanD Ulenapb or !.be P111DU' o1 pen.aaeal, pari-d.me or volaaiMr an_. or tbe aame. Said tal. blllq: ID adcUUnaJ. tu oJ one mill 10 run •• 1 nt.a not neu '"' 1.1 mW for CUlb ona dollal" of valuatloa. wblclll fr ,.,. ,.... a.uftt~Ni to ten cent. for eaall. dollara ot valuaUaa for ,...,.. TIM Polll ODe rout for aaid ~ wW be cpen at 1:30 o'doell A.M. Ud .....m open •ntn 1:10 o'clock ._... Dftull Standard Time of Mkl dl7, ..., 81 order of U.. lloud. of a.uo.... al Mcip C!IWlil, Oblo, IIMMITT ••WH.L The only IIU'e way Gh•l,..... DOI.DTH'I M. .IONN5Totl to "...-t your eblm to the rlght-of·WI)' DlrKtor Uald. OetoiMr L U.. to '1'1 10 1" 10 IIJ 10 • . '. . f,&o dc:1reet 30 lllinu'- eut 115 IMt Lo the IDtc:nec!UOD of 8t.at.a HJ.jh• way No. J88 wlt~ tbe ceater liDe of a county road1 thence ala~ tbe center ol aald county road aotath 88 deJree• 30 mlnlltel weat tat flll!t to tba IOIIth-t C!OI'DIII 1111 the store lot; Ur.eace wltb the line of ukl . ~tore lot llOrt.h 4f, deltelll e.. t 3110 f-eel to tbe nortber- -•t lr cornu thereof; tUJtee wiUI tha norttl line of old 1tore lot aoJilt In dep-eea 30 JlllD\It.aa . . t 1• feet to the cellier UDe of State No. lhahway 3881 thance a eut coruer uf 1aid BARBS By PHIL PASTORET If you haven't time to do something, ask for help from the busy man and bypul 'the loafer. · • • • who ,...., """' ,,. o romv dar ai1UOfll uoqnt to sh<lter under """"one lllont de.,.., aald eenlc:r 11ne DOI1b eat 4tO fee' to Ule aoutharlJ corner of the lancll of Bella llal' ~Y­ ender; thence aloq ..W IAwuder'a llnl! nllrib 55 defNM WHt 1008 feet a•d DOrtll -6 da,nea JO m.IDULee Well OJ7 t ..t to tJie plaoe of bellJUl!&l, e0111tala1D1 101.1 M'• "'•· mora or le81. Alao part of Bectloa 31. Towzt,. idtlp &, R•JIIe 15, bll&blDIDI at 1 point I:MII teet wat of the IOUtb- 3a: tc:ctiOD Prop~ d••'• umbrella. Ollhe 848 new drugo to fll!ht 1 diaeaae and sufterlDg m' the last 211 525 originated Ill the Umted Stateo. theDce BOrtb I daii"Ma 1Nd :U. teet; tbenee .-nt 1211 feet1 thlmce 80UU. I detJNe wed 1IID hit to U)e lOUth Une ol Aid Sedlon II; thenee eut. aloq lbll NI1CI 1011th llDe 1~ lett to U. place ., 'becuntallllDI ~ ~· lnOftl •"'or nl"'•· 1.""'·· N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. 23.- OPYOMRIIST . OF'nCE·HOUiiS 9:30 'ro12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT.NOON ON ' . THUIIS.) - . EAST. COi:JRT ST., POIIEROY , - .. ..., ~ .' .. \· \. • matli . .. .; ,, - ' ... ' ' an leral hilbwa,:a, oaxcap&int u..,.:. from that Hl'taiD. vein of cut, ~ eallY aDd nrioUIIF know.!~ II Number -6., Clarion or Lhl'iutoM CoaJ, to.-tber with tbe rlJbl. to mlM an4 remo..-a ..m• u ...s bl deed racorde4 1D DHd Boolt 1Ho P ... aot. of tha: ~d Bteordl ot Meftl You are ~ to .. . I· .· mawer Ute .' . ••ld PeUUoa bJ the lrUI dQ' of Deettllber, 1111, .,. 1\!dlm.m bJ ... fiUit wiU be Nl'ldered ap1ad :rqg, TNI riOiaAL I,.AND IANC LDUII'VII.LI, ~- ' ,D'...... ._ ..•... Craw. craw & ,.,...,, --- Attorneys fer llalfttift 11' ,.1 ID lt; 10 11; 10 . ; It 6 ll 11 lfte lll!r, 1888. tba \tii..UOD · of t.Y"JI.al; tM lea mlU llmlli.U.OO, tor 1t1e "H••IJ. .. ·ra..ro; vmap Jor UM ~ ot -.~.,..,... 1n eacau Of llicl. ,... ._.i: .a ,. - .. "' •• ....... ta• ~-- baU {(,.: ..w to nan lor tuur ',t.art at 1• f1W -.ot ••· uedl:n1 \It mill for Qcb •a'ae dollu uf ,a.uaUun. which amGIID'c-. !Ita; · for each on• hUJMiied ot v.aluaUon, for }'uu'r ~an . TIM Pnl.. tor Mid' &lfttloa cpea at 1:30 o'cl«k A-IC· aad opan uaUl t :JO o'clte):' P.JI, W nw da!llan c ,.....,., , M. =9TM1' Dltd ddober' ,, wW be ,nmfltl ~ 10 11 11l ~f.l JO Ill · · . .IOMMITOii .l .• . sta.ndud Tnon.a of 11111 ·.ana,- order ol u.a Beard of ZleciUOftl, • of Meip Co•nty, Ohio. UWIT'i o. WILL ,....;ft ,~, . '. '., I ' · You'll ftnd people who quit high ,..·hoot ~.;roge $~5 a week;, ••• fhan'j,eo~Je who fini•h . For the ~incl or job you want, get the<\{lut•ation you need. · ) ~.. ~. ~ ol flowen :u. AI<>- ' 2t!. Lul>rl- lela . Contalnllll In 118.5 KI'W. moN or ~. bUt aub,Ject. to aD Coa.D11", obla. AN' GO 011 VTlltt' lYPE! ,,... ll.fbUDI coiDPUlH 19 · .,.nw IIDDUDta ' ..mT THE WltiO BI.OWif1' TtftXIC.H THE Bt.II'IOS, HARRY'! RflAX �Now You Know I.Y~:~ he N M. Nl'""' and GI!Oilltl C.· Wallace take their presldeallal CIJI1PIIin~ some Or not use the Oldy effective federal Instnanent to PNJgn.ma. enCorce the S&t>reme Court Wollace Oew to Waohlqton school (desegregation) decision SUndBy nlllfll ard, m1111ents - but In the North he says he Iller steppill& frllll hl1. CIJII. doesn't really mean it." said the paign plane, he took isaue with before leading today America's newSpaper editOrs and publish.. era whUe Hubert H. Humpbrey sets out on what could be his moat critical set.rch for votes. speaking in Washington at the annual conrerence of United Press International Editors and Publishers. Nixon, the GOP nominee, was scheduled to appear early this af'lernoon after his third..party challenger had delivered an address and left ror another speaking engagement at the National Pres• Club nearby. Humphrey, who took time out Sunday to attend the fow1h World Series ga.me in Detroit, resumed active campaig11ing tMay by charging Ni xon with political doobletalk. The Democratic candidate accused his Republican opponent of saying one thing in the North and another in tlle Sooth. wariace would llnlsh behind Nixon but ahead of Hwnphrey. "I would tlnish ftrsl," he said. 111 don't think the New York Times knows anything more about public opinion than this microphone." In other political developwere held today, ments: ~lro T. Agnew- The GOP v i c e presidential candidate spent Sunday in Baltimore at a National Football League game between the Baltimore Colts and tile Chicago BearL He returned to the campaign trail today with st®s In Raleigh, being. .. N.c., and Jacksonville, Fla. Nixon blamed Democrats for Edmund S. Muskle- The D&allowing federal assistance to mocratic '¥ice presidential nomi· become federal planning, there-- nee, interviewed Sunday on television (Face the Nation-CBS). said the years Nixon spent in public otnce left "no record of leadership or accomplishment that amounts to anything." The Maine senator said Humphrey, on the other hand, had Ha great record in the dvil rights field .•• in law eiJorcement, and in political reform." FAL READINESS .,.,/ !(' ''· /I :'. d-CON j/ i: i · •:' .;/ . '1;.1" 1 /.f'/ ___-,- ,:" .. _.t , l,-/•/ '' . ·. "ii;fi ·J 1i/l ... ' 1 KILLS RATS ·:•· I &/'!'•t~."' UTILITY LAWN RAKE H~:aJ , and ferruh' UI\'. l' namckd attractive green. 20 teeth , IIWJ incht'S wide. 48 JJC inch burncote handle. ~/ h . OF. LUXE BAMBOO RAKE Rtllnforced lines ~prinf!: back eu sily, 24 in ches wide. Se!Hoding ~lll' k ct 48 inch handle. Plated rein forcing spring stiffens tines, distributes the load. 54 inch A:d t handle. 24 3.19 tines. ---·... :;:~~ .... .!;ll '' . .._ I•."' ' INCINERATOR ROOF COATING l DELUXE LAWN RAKE anti seals Asbe~tos-filler , renew _~ G:~l..,ani7.cd, with {l';!rfuralcd raised 3 99 roofing with a waterproof coat. bottom for proper draft. Snug-fit· Use on wood, lin g cover. R ~g. 5.69 VALUL 3 66 metal, or masonry. 5 Gallon. • • GARAGE ~ SEAL DENNIS PLASTIC ROOF CEMENT ~~. , 33c ~ Fl••ibl1, . itill in conforll'ltlil irreg~lor ­ lle11111 aorc•o• ,..,... obrotlen ond ' 1.79 fl-•· lefn~roture •· . •\ --~ d'\(., t.•_, . ( ,, i '•· 5" x 10" GUTTERING WOOL INSULATION Easy to u ~·. pour bag co'o'::n; 20 thkk. "Conlfort .' ,..' UYIJitKlns" your home. s~ l - 99c 4/99c (Continued frmt page D or in Congress-the new sllm GOP majority In the Houoe will work more or less harmonl<llsly with the narrowed Senate Democratic majority. Conservatives wUl certainly be more firmly In controL Tho New Deal, Fair Deal, New Frontier and Great SOcle1;y will not be repealed. But some programs may die for lack of money. Loots Cassels, sentoredltorThe •summer of 1968, Instead of being the worst yet in terms of radal violence, was consideraw bly less violent than 1967. The trend mill' he temporary but there are grounds for cautious hope It will conUnue. Part or thtl answer ls better riot control technique. BUt even mdl'e important ror the long run Is an evident belief by urban Negroes that rioting has oerved Its purpose lll'OUslng whites to the frustrations .fA the black community and that 1\trther violence woold be self defeating. or GUARD SI'RUCK Damages were minor to a ear driven by Jeanette Johnsoo, 18, Pomeroy, at 12:30 a.m. &mday oo East Main St. Pomeroy pollee said the driver reached to the Ooor the car to retrieve her purse, which had faUen. Sie went totherightand struck a bumper guard on a power pole as she pulled back onto the roadwl\1'. There were no injuries and no or arrest. 5 ~~P _., 1.88 361NCH ALUMINUM THRESHOLD The li>Polntmenl was lllltOUilced totla,y bJ1 Charles B; Engllsh, Champaign co u ot y attorney, farmer and dairy ~te leader, "who heada ' the "rural Americana lor · HUiqlihrey•' in reco.n1ti011 m Riot, Bum In Protest FRIDAY FISH BUFFET 5 P.M. TIL 9 P.M. ADULTS - $2.50 CHILDREN - $1.75 PLEASANT POINT RESORT Hush 1\t LONDONDERRY, Northern Ireland (UPI) - Homan Citholle clelnmltratoro tocii\Y bumed I pullce otsUon in I Utlrd dtl)' rioting ap!nat alleged dlacrlmlaation fly the mainly Protestant JPVemDlenl. Flrermm baWed the !lamea three mllea from this cit;y'a heart lrbere pollee armored carl patrolled a _,.e mile that became a baWoground saturday and ~. Hospital a treated 96 per80111. Seorea of or · Injured · doctored '"' the llj)Ot. Polleearre29 per80111. . ® PPa!£~ ,,7 Home Allain Mlnlater W I 1llam Crolg of Northern Ireland blamad the rlotlnoartlyonCom• munlate lnllltrlllin& the IUepl lrloh Republican Army (IRA.). Tho IRA HOke to loin thla BritIsh domhllon to lndepondent, fto. maD Cllbollc .- e r n Ireland. But Gerald Fill, member of parllameut and Injured In the lighting that lncludtrd Molotov cocktails, said: "II will g e I Vinyl innrt fo, po11 1iv1 , . .1 oeoinat droh1, •oitl, dull o"CC •.... worse." "You eamot aweep th1l thing under the table 1111¥ longer. The people who are second elua s·l 0101 WI:-..IJ0\1 ~IT ctUz•• bec&ule ol thelr Roman rellllon have h a d eiiOtll!ll," Ito elid In a ststement. Catbolle TRIPOLI lUI tonloiru 2 1he.11 )6" POMEROY CEMENT . BLO~I CO. The o..,artment Stor• of Building Since 1915 J 72" Narrow & Wide Recal Brown . .' SHOEBOX l!Mre Slooeo Are S.osl~lp P•lciHI IIIDDLI!PORT, 0. MARRIAGE APPUCATIONS Cecil Ray See, 20, Middleport, Armed Forces, and Sondra. Sue Buckley, 17, Mlddlepor~ Wtil!am Thomas Hendricks, Jr., 19, Jla.. Army, and Mlrcla lltane Stewart, 16, Mlner&Ytlle, cine, U.S. HeiCeta 18 10-' 20 to 26, Fat Colts carmers ;:::::::::::::::::;:;::::::::::::::::::::: Cc11r!e' TIJI~ 24: LAMBs - Se.,.;hi ' vieWed til 18 to 22, Light Wll. 16 to 20, . . The ' c.mlirori 18 to 1&. IT . CLUB TO MEilT . . The' Syr&cuH Third Woctneailoy Hilmomakera Oub' will meet at munl~ll pork (KJne House) WednesdOY, Oct. 9 at 10 Lm. There be I guest -ker. Each Ia to her table serYice. Drink will be served. AU wm brbw homemakers are welcome. NO STRIKE COLUMBUS (tJP0 Ali<iut $,000 wor~rs at North Amert• can Rockwell Corp. pve near!JI unanimous epproval Sunda)' to a new ciHIIract proposal to replace the old peel which e>Pires Thuro- ~· DIVORCE AW ARDEO Patricia . Ann Hart has been awarded a" divOI'ce from EmU Earl Hart In Meigs Coon1;y Com· mon Pleas court on groonds OC groaa neglect duty and extreme cruelty. or and are quaiiDed to do. He did not lndkate how many soldiers had been ordered forward. A directive orderinr the combat area tranarer was contained ln the division'• dally bulletin Sept. 7. The bulletin Is an officlol unit publication, . :.::. Carl illh!berJ. tjxe""!!Ve SOC• rotary, Soutbeastirm Ohio 1111· llonal Coundl, amooOicod that Albert G. Glle"' Dlreetor of the Oblo Oi!lce at 'AI1PIIa<ht"' bpi deaJanatecl flladB Iii the lleB Illcal budget the propoHjl joint vocational sciri>ol• . , · It was also reporlod that local. atale lind Appalachia flmds wiD he provided to belj> fluance a school for an enrellmeut of II>Jiroxlmately 1,000 te 1,200 stu. denta If the dlllricte Involved see tit to parUclpale In a joint vocational school dlatrlct. Noxt atap In iho Corllllltjm of the · piopoaod JotriCv,;.:.\!on;ir School District Ia for the respectlve boards of G~Cttlloll In the tour.eountr area to res. . \OJrOrd lio•• bJI the asslotant adJu- tart. Copt. Walter- Stein. A i:opy t' ia sent to the PerQaon. · The siHoot.llve general iiald the order waa Issued prior to the Sept 7 bulletin. lle-ll!tl l! wea put Into etrectoller cai-eful cont~lderatton. · ttAM ST.VWJNGS Weak Endlrw Oct. 5 . . SUnday MiDII - (In pr;tar .~ tbelr rank) Luclfero~F--.! G & A, Luy-4, P ~· SMmrocks._ W"!ft~ . : P~l• Fersuson, 1~;111. ·· ' PldUia Forauaoa. lle~:f HIP Game, Challnerl. F~~~ son, 218; HIP ~rtei,JoePoirop 559. . Man'• llerchlllta - Sider'• BulldltW' • BliJPb, G. 0. Roul)l & Sons, (Tie); Sllko.W.O.W. (tle1, Mason Co. Bank, !'intooote, N~ Uonal . Guard, Mlllors Ins. Game • Ed Wblte. · 232; H~ Series • Bull 512. ' TuesdOY Women- Deadbelto, No,ybemta, st._a and TOpperl, (tie); Lucl\i> sir!keo and CJ....,., (tiel; Alley Cotl and Slllmroeks. Ill. ~HloriJII.....I erta, 221; HIP Series • NeD.~ Smith, 50&. Man'elnduatrtal- Coca Coli; Burton'• SUnoco, Hlckmaift;. Tom Rue Motor, J.D.M., A.B.c1, CIOIII!'rto (tle); 51, J~h, W-" . doll i,Jlied. Hllh Gillie • WIU!o l>uddlne. andEd Wh!M; ' Z261 Hl&lt sartea -Joe lltadl8y,' 622. 4:w, uo. H1lh -r.mant. Elberfelds Store Wide October Sll•s DRIVE·- . TO ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY FOR OUR , OCTOBER .... SALES. USE OOR PARKING 'LQJfQN . ZND STREET. THE STORE. I$ · OPE~, WEEKDAYS 9:30 TO 5:00. . , . SAVE ON KROEttLER LJVlNG ROOM SUITES - BERKLI·NE EASY CHAIRS - LIVING ROOM TABLESDINETTE SETS - WHIRLPOOL · WASHERS - DRYERS ~ STOVES SINKS - UTILITY CABINETS- RCA TELEVISIONS-RADIOS-ST~REOS- · RECORD PLAYERS - DRAPERIES QRESS GOODS - UPHOLSTERING MATERIALS - WOMEN'S 'DRESSES ' COATS - SKIRTS - ·. :&·LOUSES - , SWEATERS - · Sl-~CKS:.; ,-. ,GIRLS WEAR.- MENS_AND.fS.OYS·.JAC TROUSERS - SWfAtEJ{s;~~ .. CLOTHING - fi0US£J:ARES HOSIERY ~ WOMEN$:·tiN'GE~IE. FOUNDATION GARME:~TS..:INFA WEAR. BARGAINS AbL.: OYEj;. STORE IN EVERY 0 . ARTME DURING OUR SAL -~ Fair and a little warmer tonight with lows In the toa lind low 50s. Increaal.ng doncth•ll and warmer Wednesdto' wltll • chance or shower I. '·, ', .. . ~ ' u FIVE CENTS TUESDAY, OCTOBER 8. I ----------------------~ .· ·.·..·.··. . . ... . . ...... . . .,. ,.,,. . . . ,.,..,,,.,.,.,.,. ,. ,. ,. ,.,. ,. ., .,. ,.,.,.,., ., .,.,. .,.,.,..,. . .,., 147 Reds Killed IU algned Weather Governor Expecte~ Here for Rt. 3~' (~eremony 19 12 10 It, Bulli 18 22, Milk COws' 100 to 200. · VEAL C/il.VES - Top. 35.35, . · sac.irds 30 to 32, Meillum ~ tO sma, 28, c.m. & !iva. 20 to 32, Culls Ilk! 18 to :i2. . :. ,. ' .• . nltdrt at srui:EP - Ewes & !.rrls 11 10· of 10. Slock Ewes 5 to 10, Falshtjep eel recOtitl.r by 4 to 10;• prua 1 !;'» 5, ~~s t .to · Y~ · 1'1 •• !l' Pfbvpm~ 10, Fl~1~ Wethera S ti t(r sa l u ters• Draw Combat Areas. Catholics • 1.19 "Rural Amerlcau• fOr Hum· Phre.Y" canq>algn In Ohjo. 2 Injured SHOW STARTS 7 P,t.., Kit ( Onto ;,., , One 36" ond fwo ' T 1 '10R- POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO --- All,y. Frank W. J>=~~~ Pomero,y baa been 1 the alate eunmtlleo! of the Are ADMISSION: SSe an:t sn .- 8<4" plen1 of 1tr ipping, end ca VOL XXI NO 117 Ohio. Porter said hla atUort of the Killed in Fire HU~q~hrey • !lluslde prqp:am Ia based 011 persOMJ of NEW YORK (UPI) - About 55 the opportunity new lOodersllW horeoa were killed today In a otrers ruH! AmeriCL : The proOre that destroyed • riding •· P"am Mr. H~~~q~hrey propose• Ia eadelllll stable. Twenty • . Ova baaed on basic neoda Cor Imother horses broke out or the provement that have ·been reccollt~~>slng structure and slam· ognized and called Cot bJ1 rurol peded lhrou&h the streets of a people, lnclutllrw the following: New concepts In C&rm bargainBrookl,yn reol~ section. ing power; atrozwer rarm eoTM> of the Reelni horoea, crazed by the Darnell and some ~ratives; long .. term credit of them badly bul'11od, collided at reasonable rates;· tax reform with cars. No InJuries were re- to protect ramily farmers; exported to persons as a result pended lendlq authority Cot the Farmers Home ~nistraUon; o1 the ftre or tho collisions. strategic reser-ves orJP&Jor farm oommodltlea; new exPort markets, ard abollUon or hunger. HWIIIfhrey has given priority to two p h of bnmedlate im(Continued from page 0 portance to tanners: making becaldwell car and moderate dam. sic farm programs permllllent, age to the Daniela car. No one with improvement and adequate was lniurod. fwxUng; and placing farm peo-pi• at crldcal points through· TWO HURT out the govermnent where the TWO PERSONS WERE ln,jur- economic welfllre ol 11rrm peo. ed In a car collusion at 4:411 ple is affected. p.m. saturday on Brumlleld Rd., nv..untha of a mile west o! 7'\ Rt. 790. No charges wereCiled. omcerl sald cars driven by PLEIKU, Vlel!lllll (UP0 - A Slanlord 0. Cox, 17, HI. !Northu.S. Army general said today up, and Alma D. Martin, 38, HI. soldiers in his dlvtsJon who tail I Crown City, collided In a blind to salute &liJerior officers are curve. There was moderatedam w sent to combat areas for age to both cars. punishment. Mrs. Martin and her ICIIl, DaMaJ. Gen. Olarles P, Stone, vid, 13. sullered oompa on the commander of the 18,000-man head but neither was lmmedl· 4th Infantry Division, said ln a ately treeted, 11 The statement, policy is Herbert 0 , &nlth, 22, Columcarried out with discernment bus, was cited to Galltpolbt muw nlclpol court Oct. 11 on a charge only after a Oagrant vlolatlon. "Most often the man ls of speed in excess fdr road conditions alter a me car accident counseled on the spot and, it at 8:411 p.m. Saturday m Rt. necesaary, referred to his qnl.t 554, one aild tWo-tenths miles Ci)rifrriBnder Cor apprcpriate action.•• west or Rl 160. OUicers said Smith attemptw stone's headqWll"ters are at ed to make a lett turn onto a Camp Enari, five miles from street. Hls car skidded off the this Central Hlghlards town. road and struck a telegraph pole After bei~ asked about the owned by the C & 0 railroad. punishment order. he said in his There was heavy damage to the slatemenL "It has been the car. The pole was pushed over policy to transrer soldiers who and one wire broken on the tiJp fllil 19 salute in camp Elllri to assembly. Smith was not in,jurw forward areas where saluti~ is oot a requirement." ed, The genent said men sent to • A Meigs CountY accident OCw curred at 6:34 p.m. Saturda.Y combat areas are given jobs tor on ~ Hollow Rd., one and which they have been trained three.toothl miles east ol Rt. 124. No one was Injured and no charge was ftled. Robert C. Stewart, 27, HI. 2 Chesll!re. Called to round a curve. s car went off the right aide or the hlllflway, over an embankment, and overturned onto ita top. There was heavy damw age to the car. TONIGHT THRU THURSDAl OCT. 7 • 10 "'THOROUGHLY MODERN MILUE'' (Technicolor) Julie Andrews, u Millie Mary Tyler Moore COLORCARTOON: Woody Freeloader 2.19 ::.:::.: &timate 55 Horses MEIGS THEATRE 36" door '"'''P WITH COUPON ',IJ!, 1-J~ av a il~hk. DOOR~ WEATHER.;, , CARTRIDGES _rf ( ;al ~ ani t.cJ . Cl!.~Y to in stall. Uo- ilft., J inches yonr.;c!f and ~~ c. All ac.·ccuorics' . ..' -.. 'J;=J ,. _ 4 .....1 . One ;. n yw! ll:~ . What's This :::~»"*~~~::m:~:~: ' enttn " lh•"''"'' To Thf' lnlt•re.•L• Of The .t#Pig.•-IHtL•on Arf'fl middle 60s ~""' wm president in remarks a New York Times survey prepared for delivery in Erie, shOWIIW that If the olecUon PL "In the North he stood silent during the ugly c&Jf1)aign against Mr. Justice (Abe) Fortas- aOO in the South he slyly joined it." Nixon told a nationwide radio audience Sunday that Democra~ tic-sponsored welCare legislation had backfired. Although recent lederal programs were designed to promote domestic peace and general prosperit,:o', he said, they "have had almost the OA)Osite ef.fecl - less tranquil lty and more violence, more public welfare and less personal weD- In .... and the ooa tiOUjll "hne the overnl&htlowlolqiel'!'t..es generally be tri tile middle · 40s except ~C>per tos' exlrilile aouth. Warm through the middle or the week turning cooler toward end of week. · Rain 1111 wUI avenge ·one half to three quartero Inch occurtng as showers Wednesday through f'rlday. vice Both Nixon and Wallace Were 2.29 •~ ' ~sii!Uiv- • at y e In all racea, more boys than girls are bom with the ratlo generally considered to average about 106 males per 100 females . South. Mr. NlxoD ~Oys \he !l'lli "In l'Rs• J,DternoUonal • . SAIGON (UfD-U.S. Wsn trymen and paratroop reinforcements battled counterattacking North Vietnamese veterans into a second day today on Sal~n's northern doorstep and reported 147 Conununisls killed. U.S. spokesmen said eight Americans were dead and 13 wounded in the battle arOWld Trang Bang, 25 miles northwest of the capital. 11 waa one of the fiercest fights in recent weeks close to Saigon, Ba!Uefield report& said 250 Infantrymen from the U. S. 25th Division ran Into the dugwin Communists Monday while ply~ ing the flatland padly coontry around Trang Bang, a favorite guerrilla bivouac on the way to Cambodia. Outnumbered and temporarily outgunned, t he Americana called for helicopter.rldlngpara~ troop reinforcements and batted the Reds with dive bombers and arUIIery. The Commwrlshl withdrew at nightfall Monday but counter attacked at midnight, the amouncement said, Didn't Work CHARLESTON, W. Va. (UPO - Municipal Judge John Charw oock granted two wishes to a man who appeared before him Monday on charg~.: oJ! threatening t.o kiU his wire. The judge allowed the man to preach a sermon for a few minutes during the courL When asked why his wife was not In court. the man answered, "Judge ['d rather be here than anywhere with her." He was remaOOed back to the cif.l' jail (' ,. . t Set for 11 On Project Site Ohio's Gov. James A. Rhode:; is expected to be in Meigs County Friday to participate in dedication ceremonie s of the new section oC U, S. Route 33 t:rom Hock Springs to Darwin. Ralph Welker, Meigs-Gallia- Athens repre sentatil'e, said this morning Gov. Rhodes notified hln1 by phone or his intention to join in the dedi~ation of the $4,108,077.77 project, the first-ever stretch or rour-lane highway here. Gov. Rhodes, making his first visit here of several months, will fly to Athens aOO drive to the dedication site, one of the two adja. cent roadside rest areas along the new highway at 11 a.m. The Pomeroy Ctlamber of Com- es, Meigs Local &Jperlntendent merce, with representatives of of Schools, reported that the the Middleport c c and the Joinf. Vocational School proposw Meigs County Community Imed for the GalliawMeigs-Vinton provement Corporation, m e t and Jackson County area would Monday In a noon luntheon sesnot include a technical educ:ation sion to arrange the dedication. section, as had been reported to State and other officials at w the C of C earlier. tending the ceremonies will be Also present were MargeHoffw Invited to an informal luncheon ner, l\.lollie Hill, Tom Cassell, at the Salisbm1' Elementary Hichanl Chambers, Ralph Warw school immediately after the ac . den Ours, Bob Jacobs, BUI Mctivitles . The Pomeroy Chamber, Daniel, Olin Boot~e, Gloria Cross with the CIC, Middleport C of C, and Bob Wingett and the Southern Development Corporation, are expeded to share oos'ts of the luncheon and or Pomeroy Sewerage Near Bidding Stage Pomeroy may be ready to in. vtte bide for its sewerage system within a week, Mayor Charles Legar reported at Monday night's regular session cA. coonell. Mayor Legar old Solicitor Fred Crow lain the final stages ol cheddng properties. Bids may be advertised aa soon as this Phaee or work Ia completed, the mayor sold. Coundl, bt other acUvlty, heard the reeding or one bid ror a new pollee cruiser and voted to accept it. The bid of Pomeroy Motor Company or $1,- 962, plus the old car, was received from Manager Bill Grueser. The ne11 Chevrolet cruiser wUl have a 350 cubic Inch, 300 HP motor . Council in the brief session also transferred $2,990.11 rrom the parking lot meter l'Und to the special bond retirement rund and accepted Tom Cassell's invttaUon to a dimer on Oct. 17, cas~ sell is manager or Colwnbia Gas of Ohio. Mayor Legar waa authorized to purchase new street marker signs and a resolution was approved authorizing the vllla.ge to enter into an agreement wtth the C&O Railroad to run four 12-inch sanitary sewer pipes unw der the railroad tracks. Council abo agreed that a rirm wanting to place advertise~ ment truh containers in the vil lage mf\Y do ao, providing the advertisements appearing on them are related to businesses inside the town. Attending were Mayor Legar, Clerk Edna Schoenleb, and Counw etlmen Leslie Fultz. president ; Frank Rizer, Don Collins, Roy Reuter, loo Poulin snd Bob HYsell. Humphrey Desperate for Money ·" } E~e · WASHINGTON (UPI}Hubert H. Humphrey Hdesper ~ ately" needs money to get rational television exposure in the closl ng weeks of the presidential campaign. He's as~ for contributions. Faced with an acute shortage of funds since the beglming of the campaign, Humphrey has been able to pw-chase only onehalf hour of prime evening time on one network, and had to borrow to do iL His hair-hour speech on Vietnam in salt Lake Cit;.y last week which cost $110,000 actually netted $155,000 after News ... in Briefs By United Press lrternational PARlS - NOW IS THE TIME, IF THE deadlock in the Paris talks on Vietnam Is going to be broken before the U.S. presidential election, diplomatic sources saJd today, The swrces said a dramatic breakthrough before the Nov. 5 election is possible. Cyrus R. Vance, No. 2 negotiator at the talks, has been in Washington and diplomatic SOW'ces said he has been asking for more Oexibllicy - a less rigid line - in the U.S. position. Only Wednesday and Oct. 16, 23 and 30 remain ror negotiating sessions berore the American presidential election. the vice president devoted two minutes of the program to an open plea ror money. The surplus Is going toward Jnother hair-hour program, this one devoted to the is~ue of law aOO order, tentatively scheduled Cor saturday . But Hwnphrey would like to do one of the programs every week until the campaign endsif he can get the money. He tentatively plans one of the nation's ecorKilly am pos sibly one which would feature his family and that of his running~ mate, Sen. Edmund S. MuskJe. Humphrey also would like to tape 21 five--minute broadcast spots if, as he told reporters aboard the plane, 11 we can cet the money." The vice president h blunt about his finances. He said during a televhdon interview (WICU-TV) in Erie, PL, Monday that "we have had serious financial troubles. •• a oommlttee or Ron McDade, Jack Carsey, Ted Reed, Kermit Walton and George Hargraves, Jr ., was a_wointed by President Bill Grueser to make arrangements. Fred Crow, Pomeroy attor w ney who led efforts to have a dedlcation ceremony ror the new highway, urged all Meigs Counw tians to make an effort to attend and show their appreciation to the state for the new highway. The bands of Meigs, Southern and Eastern High Schools are expected to provide entertainment, and Lelille Fultz wtll serve as emcee. Crow said the final inspection of the Route 33 project, being completed almost a year ahead of .schedule by the V. N. Holder man Construction Company, was to begin today. Mr. Holderman Is also planning to attend t h e dedlcsUon, according to Crow. In other actlvtty of the special chamber meeting, Hargrav w w Ohio Power Asking Rate Reductions COLUMBUS (IJPI) - T he Ohio Power Co. today asked the Public UtUJtles COmmission for permission to reduce Its rates by an estimated $856,000 per yoar. TALLAHASSEE, FLA. - GEORGE WALLACE may not win F1orida"s 14 electoral votes ror President, but his strength Is going to be a major factor in determining who does carry the state. Richard M. Nlxon is gtven the edge now, with Wallace a close second. But Democrats, who don't even claim that Hubert H. Humphrey is the .PCVular choice In the state, are counting on Wallace to neutralize the conservation more sufficiently to push Floridl into the Humphrey eoluma. The proposed rate reduction would he the ruth for the uUllty 1n the past five-an<Hl--half years wtdch has resulted in savings to cuetomers of $2.3 million a year. A. N. Prentice, executive vice president ot Ohio Power , said more than 375-,000 customers Mll,lld benefit from the latest relllctlon. Prentice said the latest decrease was a conttnuation of the uUlity' a long.,tandlng philosoplzy of reducing the cost electric 18rVice at our opportunity. "We believe &troqly in this phUooopby and feel that It Ia certainly to wr cuatomer's advantap, and to ours, to pur. eue It w our !Wiest cspabll. it)·,'' Prentice said. lWO HEART TRANSPLANT PATIENTS - a Dallas construction worker IDd a court bailiff rrom Eugene, Ore. - died Monclay ln Texas and California hospitals. The deaths left the number of llvlne heart transplant patients at 28 - Just under hill of the 57 periOil& who haw undergone transplants. The world's 33rd heart tnnsplant patient, Leorard Drake, f2, a coort baUIR and retired postal worker from Oregon. dlod at the Slanlord University Medical Certer In California. Fl~ Pratt, 46, the world's 56th heart transplant patient rrc;nn Dallas, died at Park·· land Memorial lloopltal. Pratt had lived five days, Drake l6.1 SUFFERS BURNS Terry Brewer was removed to Voterana Memorial Hoapltal at f:35 p.m. Mmdl\1' by the Porno. roy emergency _.t for treatment ol bums of the rlidrt hand and lq aullered while he was startlnil a turnace at the 11ote1 Martin. He was treated and retrrmed home. WNDON - PRIME MINISTER HAROLD WILSON of Britain and Premier Ian Smith of Rhodesia will meet Wednesday In Gibralw tar to try to settle the three - year • old diplomatic war between their nations, it was announced today. Rhodesia declared its indepeMence from Britain in 1965. Brt~ tatn had refused to grant independence because it said black Afrl· cans did not have full political rights in Rhodesia nor were likely to pt them. Britain has refused to recognize Rhodesian independence and organized un-backed economic sanctions against the tO>bacco producing Atrican lalkl. DAYTON - PLANS FOR AN ORDERLY wlthdnwal Ia the oniy aoluUoo to the war In VIetnam, William Sidle llid In a campolp nDy here !llonclay. Th• Republican se,.tortal candidate sold the present admlnlstratlon'•lnvolvement with Vletnam 1& 11 unrealiJ- Uc." He uld the U,S, wao In Vietnam because oC the vani1;y of ProalJohnson. Earlier In the day, campatgnlq In Portamouth, be said he feh that nOtional unrest was caused chlelly by an odlnlnlstntlon that thlnka Ilia llllllrter than the IIIlA on the street. or WORLJ).FAMOUS .,IIIIo<· tor Leonard Berallela IUeo a tlrlal ar Rhine wiDe oo arrtvlnc alllona, Welt Ger· m111y, for a eoaeert wltb the New Y or k PbUharmorrle. Bernstelo, wbo lo reUtlnc as eoadudor of lbe orebel· Ira at the eod of IIIIo oea· HD, II OD a l\'e-weQ tour of Eonpe wltlllhe PIIUhar. monte. IIHrlDI ataadanl ore•etrtral rare, he .... dueled' moden Amerleu woru 11 u ...._ n•· ..rlil Ia Germaay. HEADS KNIGHTS COWMBUS (UPI) - Nod E. Dun, a Van Wert buolne111111an, baa baan eleelod P"and commander of the 27,000.....mber Grand Comrnander7, Templar of Ohio. Kmtdrl• Jury Finds Beer Sold To Minors PT . PLEASMT - The crimiinal trial, West Virginia vs. Hel w en Wilson, Mason, indicted on the misdemeanor charge of contribw uUng to the delln(Jl(!Rcy ot minors by selling them beer, was heard in Mason Count;)' Circuit Court Mondtl)' with the jury finding the defendant guilty 88 charged afw ter deliberating a little over one :wu nn.: ltN CHEERLEADERS - The Southern High School cheerleader COIJJS ror the 196869 school year is front, !rom left, Irene Cooper, Joy Theiss, Sharon Pyles; in back, Robin Morrow, and farthest back, Rita Salser, Jan Hill and Janice Manuel Miss Connie Williams is cheerleader advisor , - Sentinel Photo. . ... ...-::..... ·· ·· ·· · .. .. . .. ·.·.;.:- .·.·.·.·.·.·.·:·.·. .·:-.·.·. Queens File 4 Injured Pleadings of When Car Not Guilty Charles and Mildred ~een, the RD 2, Racine couple charg. hour. ed in separate indictments witb The state's case was present· man1laughter and child neglect, ed by S. D. Uttl epage. CoWJsel entered not-b\lllty pleas when ar~ for the defendant was John Anraigned In Meigs County comderson of Winfield. Five witw mon pleas court Monday . nesses for the plaintiff gave tesThe Queens arc charged with timony and eight testified for the the manslaughter as the result defert5e. or the deatb of their tive-yearw Jurors were Ronald White, old 100 on Aug. 20 and the new foreman, Gwendolyn Hopson, glect indictment came upon anDennis Holley, George E. Crump, other son, twin to Ute one that rrene Sayre, Marion Eshenaur, died, being hospitalized. Barbara Scarberry, Elmer Kapp, Attorney James B. O'Brien Bobby L. Henry, Agnes A. Beard, represented the defendants and Frances Hud:nt and E. W. Call, Prosecutor Bernard V. Fultz was Jr. in charge of the state's case. Following the jury verdict, In another arraignment, Clem Judge James Lee Thompson con. Lawson entered a plea of not tinued sentencing until Thursday, guil1;y to illegal pointing or a Nov, 7 at 9:30a.m. firearm. Lawson is r epresentw The civil action trial styled ed by Attorney Fred W. Crow. George M. MII.YeB vs. Reba and All three defendants are free Oakley M. WUUams was begun 00 bond. bt the late atlerooon and will be continued today, and the criml na1 action trial, state vs. F"'e Moderate Damage Jeffers, indicted felonious asw sault, is al10 scheduled for trial w Caused in Wreck today, Hits Pole Pf . PLEASANT - The Mason Count¥ Sterlf!'a deparlrnonl investigated a one car acdda:Jt Sunday 2 a.m. on RL 62 near tho National Guard Armory reBUtting In injuries to rour peri!IOI1s and property damage eatlmat $2,000. 11\iured were Leonard Watts, 29, Charleston, driver of the JOHN VALE vehicle; passengers Alice CleJohn Vale, Albany Route 3, land, 18, snd Margie Shuler. LD. and soo of Mrs. Nellie Vale, both of Racine, Ohio, and William a Meigs Coonty School ~per ­ Russell, 21, Minersville, Ohio. visor , wu among 60 graduates WatU suffered a fractured left of the United Electroni c& lnw leg and was listed ln fair condl· stitute at Cuyahoga Falls on tion at Holzer Hoapital; Rusaell Friday . His was the first class was admitted to Pleasant Vallqy to graduate rrom the 0 h i o Hospital with raclal laceration, Branch of th~ Louisville Techw Alice Cleland was treated at rdcaJ School. Attending the exPleasant Valley Hospital for ercises were Mrs. Vale, Miss cuts and bruises, and Margie Juc\y Trenholm of Columbia, Shut er was admitted to Holzer and Mr. and Mrs. Glerm Mcsuffering a fractured leg. g;. iJ Clure of Cuyahoga Falls, forin fair condition. mer Meigs COWlty residents. The Watts vehicle apparentb Vale will be employed after failed to round a curve, sheared Oct. 14 by Industrial Neuclonw o!I a utility pole, and &to!lPed ies in t:olurnbu s. on the armory lawn, Arrests recorded at the coun~ tv jail were James Morrow, 63, ft. Pleasant, and Junes Roberta, 39, Gaillpolis Ferry, both <hlra· ed with intoxication and Larry Riffle, 19, Point Pleasant, arrests on a court capias. COLUMBUS (IJPI) - Republican senatorial candidate Wil w llam Saxbe dalma he Ia running out ~ money and has asked his backerJ for more flmds . CIJII[>Illgn Chairman Gerald A. Donahue appealed In a letter Two divorce petitioaa. neith••to frienda of Bill S&xhe to fi - er of which involves minor chilnance TV and radio tlme for dren, have been rued In Mmp his Senate carnpalan. '" County common pleas Oourt. Both "We have managed to pro- plaintUta charge gross negleet duce, and have ln hand, foor of <lDy and enreme cruelty. beauUtul color presentations on The cases involved Larry M. the main issues of the c am- Hawk, Middleport, vs. Mlrcla palgn, •• Donahue sald ..T h e A. Hewk, Middleport, and Eacampatsn plan ortglnelly antlcl- tber Virginia Barker, l1nloR Ave., potod beg!m!ns television and Po~, vs. Wendell W. Bar~ radio epota In September. ker, Muon. W. :VL ''Dire financlal problema have forced us to cancel all Septem VETERANS MEMORIAL ber medla, It Donahue l&1d. 11 0Cw HOSPITAL Iober lOth Is the cloadlln.o date Admlslllone - Elllel Colllaa, to reoerve TV Umo Cor the IIlii Medium damage to two vehicles was the result of an accident at 6:30 a .m. Monday on Route 143 at the intersection of Town. ship R,._5. tilerftf"'Robert c. Hartenbll.ch said his departm~~ .) was notified that a car driven by Cbar·· les Chester King, 55, Rt. l, Middleport, collided with an auto operated by Lowell Dean stanley, 34, Rt 2 Albany, when King Malgs County School Dlstrlcte was blinded aa he attempted to are cooperating to provide a b!rn orr Roote 143 onto the townacilool wa driver training program tor men and women Jnter- ship road. No injuries or are - In becoming ochool bua rest& were reported. operatora. The training program Ia one developed by the State llopart. mont Education and Is des~ to give trainMs a com· plote courae In jqJil tranaportatloo. Retail Nlea tu receipta In lndlv!Wa.la who l!llcceastully Melp County Cor tho period Sept, complete the oouroe should be 15.:18 thla year were sllllbtly euccesstul In passing the dri- under the corresponding period ver'• teat administered by the last year, Hecelpto for the period total. state Hleh"'IY Pairol. eel $7.4110.12 compared to reTherio will he no charge to lndlv!cDaio In the program. Arr:i· ceipts of $7,413.27 lor the per. half ol Oc:tuber - thua we are me over 21 yeara ol qe wm lod ac Sept. 17 lhroup Sept. desperate to ral10 In 1111¥ would be available to drive Ia 30, lutyear. amount at once. II eligible to participate. Cluoea LOCAL TEMPS will be limited lo ll5. IIIEJGS GENERAL IJOSPUAL The lemjlerature In Fl>mm.arerob,)... a Adn!oslanl - a.arteo WID, Ev•J7U10 lntore- llhould..... tlty the respeetlve local oehool downtoom wabteu dlllrict at I'Mierqr; C t - - WDllamo, ~ u 110011 u 1108· 11:20 a.m. tocii\Y waa 61 depwa Porn-. elble. under 'III'IIY sides. Olocharps - None. 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