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Matmu to K1c:rofila ' ' I . �/"' ' I ',·' "~ k I 1 ' ; ¥ " • ... ...... · , "' ' ', ' ' ' • \ • I ' ' 't ' • ' • I .• - ~ ~r ~ .1•, IVPIJ--,Oil tile 32nd diiY the traffic ' 'li •' " ' • lllret civD J!jda&J realell ~~ 1 ~lety and ent~alnment Rlll'al Wall!r ldtSOn • Vulaville Road - I he 1~orne reason, the system Is un-jwltll 'John Prlldiaiif, of Silfto, cr~ ~~s'iliat put' aSuncler ~ 9 robbed ahould.rs wtth r'lhe "diree~on 01 communities of AddiSon, a 1 d· lable to aerve lndiVIIIUab, this Inc,, rectnlly )oured lha 1.t l ln "world record" ll!fm~r- ljig-Baried tilpp!es and former Village Council, well, llirter • Ruute 160 from Ideposit will be returned I million dollar ~toto County wa.<wh~t GOd hath joliled ada N~w lj!Jll\ ~ IW8i!tliearts anx· ll. exeess of tour hllll' the Chifdten's Home to Vmton So t oldento of Addioon Iter System 1bli system con- Yotk alate 'refufted to part lou.ly owalttng lhalr tum. ..- plil!atlOns"'for '111'1 e t brldge me e talns over etgiJly miles of mains "It was a real ' •pertacle," a ·;;;:1',fij'.)"•'1~ P " , ' ~ <. I ; t • Residenla of these' areas who and the surroWiding area, who to serve 1,600 customers, wt!tl l The All Amencan divorce JUII~Z newspaperm•n aald , I have not applied for a tap are \d•d not attend the meeting on. 8 arwoth P.tentlal of 100 per 1 ruoh of 't/ was over today Up '"l'ho~ cwere televiJilon ' crews M~' proposed system Is now Iurged to !Ill out an appliutlon lthll proposed system, •.., ad cent • ,to 15,000 decrees wm cranled •~d ~~t<tt.ffC!m ~~· Unttl!tt ' to serve cllilomen as Jand send It alon with a depos- '"ed to watch this paper for ' lin AuflliSt ' I States line ~q;&Vf!' It~. nf ~h as thli Sllv~r Bridge 11 of ten dollars ~o James Pres- 1the date of a second meetmg The Cheshire System Will be I The assembly line divorces lha jourpallsts even got di; 1 _ north to Leadmg Creek ton Clerk V1llage of CheshiTe, Mayor Robert Burchett and stlmewhat similar In design Jo made the state of Chihuahu~ vorced themselves while they WASHINGTON (tiPI) - A.rmy Chief of, stdf Qen, 0111 Btldge-lleorges creek jload-Ad- Cheshire, Ohio 45620 If, for Councilman Lee Clark, along 1the Scioto County System mlll' of ~lsos flC~~r eP~u~t were here " I Harold I{ JoJtnscln wu reported today to believe t))at .......,._ ·-- -- - - - -to mance opera ons 0 • g~adual wJthilriwal of forces from Vietnam coUld 'Df' court system through the next gmin•lBmontha. r 1'1 decade lie Is the flrsl admlnlatratlon otflclalln a long time I 0 , ' I tA~ Holding tbell' crall!j>ed wrists 0 to hazard even a r0\1\111, ~lgbly conditioned lllld sefui prl· 1 and Signing like derviSheS, • • • I vate prediction of a tlmetab- • , ' not break up Wllil pas~ Juarez's three ctvtl judges le lor wlllnlne the war. quoteil Defense Seer etar r 98 1 ! The adminlitratlon bas care- RobertS McNemara and Qea, • fly MURRY J. BROwN 1 Thursday's crosslnl, Israel 'dl midmght A ftnsl ses11on of the Thursday Jll'OCI!"ed about 1000 , IJalltd Prna latrr11d"aal rtflllttS craved back· over th lito d•clslon to 1top til'.! summ1t was scheduled for today qulclue divorces, almost at! for fully avoided • such, ttm,etables M111weU D Taylor: aa saytnJ l111:ael clo•rd the door~ on Jurdan River fhur~ay kto ~~: repatriation wao firm I and a commumque was ppect· New Yorkers !t'rambltng tinder since an tll·fated White Hoq the bulk of US. force& wollld be Al\lb rttUgets to tt>o west btlnk ~=:u ~~:;, w:ze:nln wtheir The Cairo newspaPf!" AI ed later today the wire to shed their ,mates! statement ol Oct 2, 19113, which h011le by tile en,d of 1965 of the Jordan Rivet todRY, 1 h J MJde1 1 Ahram reported today lhat ... before U1e Empire state s new WASHINGTON mPil _ 'l'be , ilen Johllson s aiseJSment ' tna ld dl~lomatlc pru· v ctory tn I e une Informed sources said tuv divorce Jaw took hold today ch Co I came to ll&ht alter he eJpressed Jgnor to t r th aj Iwar Israel said ib previously Algeria, amllltant In the Arab Arab chiefs drifted towards I The new law greatlv Iibera· Securities and Ex an~e m· l it In nn "off the rerord'1 talk to Stllll eep em ar announced deadline was Onal camp agr<ed with Egyptian "moderate" atUinde In lhelf llzes the grounds for divorce miSSIOn, disturbed by t e riSing gr~up of chaplains Monday at pab chiefs worked on a] except for the reunlon of Pre.stdent Gamal Abdel Na! closed door sumuut sessions. where formerly only adultry IamoWit of stock market s~ I Fort l#ley J. McNair on CQrnmunlque on their IUlJlmll Idivided famlhes lser I asseosement of the Middle ' •'d N Met was a valid reftson but tecal jlatlon, Is tnvestlgatln':ot. Weshlngtbn'a waterfront. I conlerence 10 Khartoum and , •-· 1 W East !ltuatlon Nasser reported , fllo.,~rr.u !l"!. ,,~.,,!~ ...... were divided on wh .. acllvitles of about 300 b ers An account of the ,taJk ~ d 1h 1 ~ .. era estern na 11ons, 1n- 1 aS\ dv for a ''pohtlcal" wartfeG the summ t Ot:1~>: 5 s P""'~'"" • clodlnJI the United States and Y1 ~ r~aof th mlorn.ed sourc•s sal nt 1 lhat the Arab:! "should speak t an obscure residency The SEC Is focusing lis .l ';.,. appeared tn· a Washington metUnl had taken I "moder I the United Nation• had ~•ked •• emen e con e. from a poSlhon of strength" He clause In the law made Mexican lmquiry on trading In about 100 I Rlllfl!plper, the Evening Star, at'" view on their light will' Israel to extend the deadline Na,.er and other Arab 1reportedly advised, "Diplomacy "quickie" divorces Jllegal In stocks, Including several Usted 011 Thursday. lsra.~l But at a mertlnJ betwl'en i.rael lutlera m•t In a Thursday mght witbout mUitarv power wdl not New York It takes frorr four 011 the New York Stuck I Chilly readings In the :!Oo The Pentigon had no oom'fhe last of the Jordanian and Jorda-lan oflrlal! allowin& aeMion .It 1Khartoum that did realize anytlnng" mo'!)tis to two years IO)lllfaln a Exchange, more than 3~ on the were the rule early lodar b'om ml!lli on the story l!ut It Wal • flna1 decree In New Yolk American Stock Exchange, and Mame to Minnesota as Septelllr rellablv l!OIIfJTmed that the But the Egyptian pre.~tdent courts 1more than so In the over-ti!Jo. ber entered the Wllather scene general held such views and hall said the Arab!! !hould not tetnrn I CO'Jrt officials claimed "a counter market on a cool noter It toUowed an told the chaplains In essence ' to the battlefield agam!'t l!lrael world record for sure" In d August which was recorded as I -That providing no new qnle!l the Arab nations were in processing the "stamp-stamp-1 The prices of many lower an one of the coolest In history countries such as Red China COLUMBUS (UJ'l) - The ones It will kill off Ilona ,;t / f9tll) a~~~:eement on continuing sign here, 1enlor , • next •• " •medium priced stocks ~~e acrors much of the nation east enter the war and that tt etds of unde(jlald teachenj, 1 - Reduce the Ptrsonal prop- ' the war, The source!J s1udl dlvorc~.s ' risen sharply In recent mo f the Rocky Mountams continues to tts limited form, 1011 0 1 10 ~nd underflllancid pia !0-j. Skele!on Se" lperty tu on wholesale ,and re. Nasser knew !!Ueh a total , "During the month of AugusqThe SEC said that a ""';':~ Clear, but criSp wea!tler for -And that providing steps day forcsd taxes In Ohio up for I 1}e Senate however has at· tall mercbanls lnfentllllea 111!1 &ll!fmPI\t on W/M wy out of we processed •omewhere be- 1of Instances, lhe booming P th tune of the year 11 the are tall:en to keep up the th• nrst lime In etaht Jelrl. teady taken' that aci10n and 1phase out the tax on agrlmiltur- the questlor. tween 12,000 and 15,000 dlvor. "~o not appear to reflect any IS It of a large and c~\ hiJIIi present m1htary "momentum" ISenate Majority Leader Ted at equipment ces, moslly for New Yorkers," 1 significant developmenta In the n;su sure s stem extending over of US and allied forces, The bll8e!t bite will be lak•n IGray said as of this time" !le I DC Child the Juarez rlty s~retary said prospects or operations of the ~ es to/east of the Rockies -Tt-.n It Is not unreasonable by the 0111 p!!r cent tncreue In Ianticipated holdmg 011ly a skelA rea today At the peak the judges ISSUes ,, ~ r:~ the far Wesl an abofe that In I year and a ball the th" alate sales lox }I bec~me eton session next Friday _ Place children receiving signed 2 '111 In two days. 1 Ralph S Paul, president of u 1 warm spell 'contmued back of North Vietnamese and 1 efr.<ilve o1on1 with cerlam olh· Aid to Dependent Children P'Y· Long lines of divorce seekers the AmerlcB)1 Sotclt Exchange, norma lures Thurs VIet Cong "main force" units tn 1 er tn hike• when Gov Jamea 1 Be11des the bills Signed menta m "suitable borne en· 1ammed courlhou•• hollwavs said the 'Speculative tradmg IAfternoonh er:erad ~ the South could be broken so 1 A Rhodes stgn@CI thl!m 'lntll Jaw Thuraday, Kurlesa and Brown v~ronments" and require mothand spilled Into the street activity his been a source of I day hit t e W ~gree ~~ that they no longer -posed 1 al ll OJ am today put I If names to the JOint ers of Illegitimate children on I Increased concern to member !rom Spokane, as ' to s siBJIIftcant threat, Blld I 1 "' (tlle;...CabJ, "!!olution proposing • new re· ADC to go to a family planning I orgamzatmns and to tlle ex- A~g~les Sh s fell along the -Us withdrawal by !taw n ""remony "' apportmnfnent plan service i ~ change" I ew ower could then begin But there nel ~ near his State House CHICAGO (UP!)-The Amerl· But G Keith Funston retiring southeastern coast and In the could be a continulrig problem ofl•ct Rh~es ~ut hiS, Signature Reaol~tlons do not hav~ to be - Allow ll)Unlclpahhes and can people must have the president of the New York soutllern Rockies today Other· Iof local guenilla insurgency, 11 on SB:JW;~tifii<fill>i&e!:o } ~lgned !!l' the fll)llernot, so ~c- townships to levy-a sales ,Ill of l0 rtunlty to "vote Into ' Stock Exchange, saidile ....,sn't wise, rainfall, early today was ! and fmal US withdrawal could hike school su'b!Iay< bill backed lion on It wa• ~eled The up to three per cent on tran- 1o~~ion'' leaders who have led I (Contmued from page I) ,feel the current market activity rather light and sparse I take many years by h;s admmiStr,.Uon~ -" .-. pl~n th~td ~ be ' ml~ttedi to Stent hotel and mete! accom- the nahon 1<1 the "brink of a hawks bave escalated their at· Is comparable to the Situatmn m Some major forest !Ires I -All this wao a eautlouo Among lhe , oplookers w a~ ~;!e~~a~wt~i~~~ ;~. on modat1ons Idead world " the Rev Martin tack on admmiSJrahon bombmg 1961 Many small Investors were ronhnu"'!n~ ~~~ts':c~~:J,,~n assessment rather than firm 1 Mart,o ' t"e!: •s\'illl. l~lpten • P. _ Defme the gove~nor'a pow· Luther Kmg told the Nation~l straregv 1ft North Vietnam w•tb burt that year when el~ctromcs :::-eaters have managed to I prediction den I or pub111l mstr'Oc\mn and Among tile bills signetj blr lhe er to ~all out the Natlonatl Conference for New Polltt.s chargea that, Deferue Secretary stocks, and other glamour curb most of the disastrous ,- - - - · · , • Jnno ~Iiletl chancellor ot tho t~'i),tlve , leaders Thur!ld'lf. Guard and protect guardsmen Thursday ,1 1Robert S McNamara has shac- l!iUes took a sharp d1ve. 111 ldafio Washington• stat> So~ Of Reg~nts two jll an~ ~clle<lllled for signing Hy on duly '" ctvd emergenGI•s I d I ;J ' lha keynote kled u s alf power to the del' I Funston said mutual funds :•s, nd Cal~ornia ' lh• "'"' b1g~es1 !W'•Iers - Rh;,q~ to&ay, were measures 1 court suits Kmg e •ver CNP' e-d r1ment of the IVar effort and other Institution~ have been on ana a h 11 "" to • rom c VI address at the N • 1•v ay 1 The influential Senate Plepar- mainly responsible lor the b1g In Lo!l Angeles 1 e wors1 The '"'"'lll't, whis!J adds $3!10 - Approprlote $231 million convention, which today was I edness subcommittee In a re· l u win IR tradmg thiS year smog •n a decade finally m., n 1o ,1~ support ol ~d. ~ Requite re-l!xamlnlltlon of for capital Improvements dur· raced w1tb a boycott by black port signod by all s~ven mem- ~aul gand FWiston all made I subsided, althOugh the record u '"'" '" I he current b1ennlilm driver! lrt!Q,,h.ave accumuta)ed mg tlle currejlt biennium ,, , power advocates In attendance. / bers Thursday, claimed that t!Ielr views known '" letters to breaking heat w~ve contmuro an leasos !11JC!S at lhe rate seven pomti !N~ raffle"vl~la- - Authorize county comml.. 'Our hopes have been blastold McNamara had lgnored I h . IRep Harley 0 Staggers, With no imwf'dlate enrl 10 ·••ht " , 166 millwn pe~: year, was , 1 swners to levy four new taxes and our dreams have been I unammous advice of the Jomtlcha~rman of the Rouse Com· I Tropical stonn Arlene still "'""""latelj flied In lhe sec;e shattered" by the VIetnam war, Chtefs of Staff and lmphed that :merce Committee Staggers has was of hltle conseouence to tne laty ot Slate s office • ., I said King, who called on "men hi• pohcy of restramt had cost been seeking to determine the us mainland Tbe Weather Mathew Van Vranken, two Last Bnt Passed .: of good will" to create a AmerJ<an hves Ifactors mvolved m the record Bureau said the storm centered and one half year old son of The bill ""' the last to be IC.:ntmued from pa8e 1) situation In which the 1963 acllvit In the stock market southaest of Bermuda, at Mr and Mrs Harvey Va 0 pll)l;ed before the legislature takmg on vanou• phas•s of"'' lpresidenllal elections would SUGON _AMERICAS AND I The Yverage dally volume on present had only a remote 1 Vranken, Pomeroy, recetved a adjourned aile\" an elght-monUI tertomment to enhance 1t8 draw S I Veil lO become a "referendum on th• South v1etnamese troops today the lie: York Stock Exchange, chance of affecting the mam- 1coneusslon m a fall at his homo seSSion lt only cleared t h e mg power war " took up defensiVe fJOSIIIollll a· for Instance has been 9 9 land late Thursday Jfternoon. le,lslatlve machmery Thursda;, Tonight when the Cmcu1nato The conventiOn Is workmg tot I round South VIetnam's prlnc•· inUhon share~ dally for the first He was rushed to Veterans w~en 1t was signed by House Reds plav Jhe San FranciSro l Ofman tt;e defeat of PreSident Johnson pal 8,308 polling ~lace! to diS· Iseven months of the year, MINOR MISHAP Memorial hospital by the PomSJ¥'ilker l;h"{les Jl,llrfes~J;i" Gmnts 'aild al•o on Saturday and the end of the war In <'Ourag.,. lith-hour CommlmiSI com ored to a 4 1 mDIIon dally The State Highway Patrol to-, e~oy emergency squad and laiSerl"le P~ldefl,t ~cilu. B~p ;ey~tl a eountry and Wt''t~rn 1 1U S ARMY VlETN~M - VIetnam The New Pohtlcs I terrorist action against 8unday'a 10 1~ 1 day reported a mmor ae<!ldent 1er was moved to Holzer Rosaeht'Jo the governor , '' muSiii $how will precede lhe oirmy SpecialiSt Five Norman Confqence Is a loosety struc- : national election at ~ IS a m In the Me 1 gs pltal by ambulance He was relltiOut a ilo'Zen representalivti games On Monday n!ght fol- , V Maxey son of Mr and Mrs tured affiliation of civil rtghts The campaign for pl't'Oidt.nt , County State Highway l)Srkmg ported. somewhat Improved Fr~o ar¥J$ aii-J-n "nato(s weu lowing the New York' jami a~I'Ivlan Maxev Route I, Reed$· and liberal organizations at- I v1ce president and 60 lllmate , lot • tire truck dmen by Her. day morning Ill\ ~ild (or the skeleton session Croslev Fli1d a rtrtworkj•d1s vJIIe was assigned to the 9tn tempting to form an tnfluential l seab entered 1ts last phase shel Norris 41 Rt 2 Racme The Pomeroy squad also ••· Tljuf.iday, durnlg' wbleb a tot.ll1?1ay \\II~~ ~tallfd. J lnlantry DIVISion, m VIetnam, political aiUance I under the eyes of observers Efttered Hoapllal struck a parked truck owned swered a call earlier Thur!day of 1 ~b•lls wt,re 1\~e<l ' r c Aug 16 But the task of the ronvenllon from 2fl coWibries, mctudlng 22 Among those entering Holzer by Thomas Manuel, 27 Racine 1afternoon lor Billy Cleland, kl;id~ was sch~8uled to pllt ' TIVO MEIGS CounllaM 'hove 1 I Spec Marev Is I truck dnver 1was compjlcated Thursday prominent Amertcan handplck· IHospltal durmg the past 24 There was minor damage to Chester, BJII>arently aufferlng hit ftn.fure on the llt~r 311 at been appointed to rr.ajor •tan~· 14 Headquarters of the d1vl· lwhen repr~sentatlves of variouS ed bv President Johns,pn to hours were , the oarked vehicle from • bea~t condition A local fi!:n tiT ltiltay mg romm1ttets of the b h 1 0 slon s 15th Engmeer Battahoo. black power groups vowed to watch for cheabng or other If· Mrs Frederick M Lamm, Rt physician was called to t ~I ~au~· 8t' the ftantlc \j[li' Ban~e-s ~·In far 11161-a by H• entered lbe Armv In AugusL iwalk out of the ronferenre, ' regutarlt>es j 2, Crown City, Clifford s. AUGUST R!<.PORT , res1dence ]ll)i!g before adjournmeht last Prestdent Arthur w Emch, ~ 1~4 and was last stationed at Montgomery Crown Clly, Wal· The State H1~hway Patrol s ---''--wee(liind there are stdl 6S Housa I P""'ldPnt or Thr Wucdviiie State F,t. Shendan, 111 I 4. h A l Be er MILWAUKEE, WJS ~ "' D Abbl tt 1145 second Ave August reoort of activities '"' wsws TO MEET b '1$ Senate bills to lie Hank at Woodville / 1 The pnvate graduated In 195l l t nnua av firebrand while prltst v~wed R r H e 8• 1 ld Rt 2 eludes 2.~ in)unes. no fatahl!es The WSWS of the Enterprise by legislative 1ead01s The> are Thereon Johnsor. from Van Hl~h •rhool \ an, Reunion Scheduled today to hold 'anothrr o p • n ;scoe City ~u~~e K' Brand.: =1 arrests 128 warnln••. 76 EUB Church wdl meet at the 'tlle remaining bills mcluding v1ce presld•nl of The Farmers W Va His wife, Sharon, lives PT PLEASANT - 1he 4th I housing rallv and 'jlOSSibly" " 'be own Rl G Harold D I aasiSIS rendered and 1,170 PI· home of Mrs Everett Bates lht omnibus hlgbw, safety Bank and Savmgsll:'o tn Porn at 333'~ State St, Madison, W annual Beaver reumon will be Imarch, despite an aborted 1Mrry, Rt 01 ~:nton' Mrs Tree· lrol houre Tuesday, Sept 5, at 7 ao P m mta•ure had pot ~n returned eroy to the agrlru'tural 'lim Va I held Sundsv, September 3, at 1march Thursday night lrt!Ich ay\ T~ens Rt 1 Water· I fr~m tn~ printer by Thursday mutee and M" MaXIne Gn' the 4 H camp lrtlUnd! at South· I sparked arson, rock thro.vlrg ~an M E 1• W W~ll•s G:l3 MARRIAGE LICENSE DANCE SLATEtl 00 .1! Will be signed nert Fridav '•th cash.-r of the PIJII!troy I s1de and mass arrests 1 rs er M tth w Van Harold Ray ~tewart 24 Mid· A dance w•ll follow the fool. !rier that the legiSlators won't Na11onal B•ok also m Pdrneroy 'tt) All descendants of G•orge W It was the Ofth straight mght Fourth A~er a ~ra Nora dleport and Francea Ida Rad ball at Wahama I! I fl ti and Margaret Beaver are urg- of r3clal strife oo Mllwoukee B Vranken, N ~ J !frey ford, 20, Pomeroy. auditorium thts evenmg 1kt again Willi Jan t5 when : turn 1 rpe~Jm•nt WMD-SPF.N~FR Long Bot· (Continued from pige 1) ed to attend A basket dinner I north Side 1 B Tripp, ew aven, e from I' to 12 p m The Jays ~ re 1 or an e lomJ!oute 1 allfl'<ll!d the pony ry II,K• appirently being "draft 1will be held at noon R Henrv Galtlpolls Ferr; Ml• ' IS ACCEPTED will •111cee w~ur~;;sua s:~"'~:ursday he puril'g contest ~atfrdoy at lh, led" at gunpomt tnt~ Vtel Coog Officm for thl! ym'• affair MOscOW- AUTHOR II.YA John WG Wa~r~n,C lap;.: 1 M'ISs Patty .!onn ' -..;,....,..8 n bl k theSe 1 ~r<hall Co~n)ll Fur •n lranks art M.- Crvstal Caoh pres!- Ehrenburg, who follow•d the Grove, eneta • daughter of Mr and Mrs HAVIN4 PI~ would proba Y 1~" e 1 ~h ll1oundl!vtlle 'W \'a w!Me in• ! - A Communist l•mebomb dent Mrs Louloe l.ongstaff party hne adroitly '!flougb to PI Pleasant Mrs Darrell D bur flugh Leifheit, Pomeroy, Tbm Will b& a pJCIIIC. for 8 !neeling a fU '"" on !'!~! team of non I•• In the IOO!J class I shredded the Vlnli Thanh VIC<! president Mrs Ann Bea-1surYIYt and become tho grand Craig, Rt 2 Pt Pl•asant Mrs has been accepted at Galhpolls memb!!rs of the Rli(ln~ rlre most representatives tre!l!ll ' lOOk •erond P}are r.staurant 24 miles north of ver serretary Carrie Beaver, 1old man of Soviet letteff dted Albert J WIIBI, Rt 2• Pros· Busmess College for the Fall Department, tb•lr famll:cs and Tilt Hou~~a~llr"t to or~ v The team we1ghmg In nt mo l'Sa1gon today killing two tr•~•ur•r ' Thursd•v night ol a h•art at pee!, Mrs Starling L Miller, Qo· r be~lnnmg !uxlltary membe(s llld famllv ~ld• w 1 ' It Is 1J'Idiog pulll'd the requ rorl diStance civilians and wounding 30 1 tack, offldals of lhe Soviet Jr , Ravenswood Dennts n 12 MISS !A!Iftlei!, a at the fire station on LaN.r 0"f unUI }!nu~ry ~1~ lllhtch w1th ~ oob pounds on the sled I - Vtet Cong grenades Parkin a Fee lj> 1Wnters Umon said today He Myers, Jackson; Tma L Grlf- ate of Pomeroy Ht~h School, at 5 p m M~at Will bt 10 1 · · .L"'and pulll'fl Plght Inch•< the 5- smashed three buildings tn l " was 76 fllhs DtlndM Mr• G•• " ' Is enrolled .tn the Secretarial Guests are rtql]r! 1 D41t Y. prr.IUCI 500 poun4 l<~ad A"'•tlng Spen Isa,~on kllllna an old woman I B~ing Initiate I Ehrenburg, who wrote for Stlffier, Jack•••. Mrs Eat1 R Courae ed to bring a OO'I•t~)lfl~h and < D11, TO FtT !If cer w;)h the oont..t ...... hi• and wound;ng four persons I PT PLE~~ANT - A I I r t y I anti • Commumst news,apers Compston, \"ellston I r If( :M 1 IN ~REA I sons Tom one Harrv Also at- -A smper killed a Saigon cents parktng fer will be charg- 1durm! U.o Bol!lhevik Revolu Btrtb Sllll'S COLLIDI!: ieJ.t ttndm~ nre H•nry ~encer of poll< n In hia Jeeo ed at Pomt Pleasent Ill ~ h lion and then switched stdes to Mrs Darrell 1:! Cra1g, Rt 2, CRARLI!:llTON, S C (UP!) c-~~~-.,·;:::r near ('hp<ter and Dayton Spell< I ~m•rlcaoa Rtstrlcted School foo!Call gam•• w1thm publl•h hook• w1th 9 m•fhon Pt Pleasant, daughter, 6 55 P The 11U~lear subl!lartne ~~~~is ...,;;.-~, ....., ...., ... "' Ier of ~annersburg lnd Gen William C Westmore- fenred aren around S a n d e r s rop1es tn 30 languaaes, suffer- m IBoUvar, arlned wttb II I' ~:ziiile~'"=·"";:':."~: ian~ ' US VIetnam comander IFteld, IIL'COrding to 3n an ed the attack thrt~ weels ago Dtscbaraed missiles, 1td1Utled rl~uf:'j~ ; ~~~r·ll~~~.~~!a~~~~l ..... ... I 1n. PI 8 D8 are ord•red all his men off Sat~on's nouncement bv PPRS. prjnelpal and hogered untl' ~eath carne Mrs Edward J Bentlne, Oen- let" ' Th~rstlay ·.! 1 """ ' . . . _ ,.._,.,., 1 ' Je strt!ets The honlty tonk Tu Do Charles Wlt6•rs • in MoliCOW Jnlnt,roed sources ver C Bowen, Mrs, Rubert f.. tieing al ~.1!1'~. the laPd •· .,. Studied by Board St!'f't!t suddenly depo~ulated The t~ wttl be coll~ed as sa 1d Brady and tnfant son, Dana i cotlllf No one • ' U1e ' Q Epple, Anita Joyce E step, 1 The llobvar, with a ofew ...,, ""'• I PT PLEASANT - ThP Ma! US Amba,.ador Ellsworth ~ars enter tht galt T!tm will •••, . , ''""'""1 ,.,.....,...... IO!l County Board of Reall~ diS· ! Bunker ordered all AmericAn be no rhar~ lor parking In dte HURON omo Tflt;: Mrs Wesley () Fulk, Runald 1139 !nffored 11.bout fl lnlllton Bnf'fi!'N!IIIIIItih•ll tn~ st.'\ r.ntnt ! • '' ~ ,.. ... ••• ,,11 011, , ~•• cusoed plans f~r a Fam•ly Plan- Civilians lndool8 dur~ng the school klt adj•renl to Jarks~y of one of 14 missing aky. Gene Gl'l'atlio~!l!. William ,.. , iblm~•e to lf3 ueril'l:ll'll! ,.J Av•nue or etoewhere G\itsode divero who plunged Into Lake Howard, Mtt:?Dblly Kllna, Ml'l l'l!nllnl¥'1cati011* equlpmerll, ut 1 mng and Child ~poem~ Clime voUng to avoid danRer. .,.._..,.. ,...., .., ..... •• lh•y hone to open soon far rhe fenct.'d area Tw~, • f•ve Erl• Sunday 11as recover«! lllthel Knutts, Rebetea Lemlll!· came thto Its born~ P9rt, under - .....,.•.,. "' , .., .., I mamed wom•n allow mcome SUPERSTITION cents o1 the fee will ~o II) th• 1 l Thursday as 1 federal lpq•llrv ttr, James Lerof Mash, Jr, Its own JI"Wer ~ 1 - • · ,_ ,... ' .....'! " ... Th• board members also d1s Priest• >f the ancient Zoroa- 1athletic d~l)Srtmenl and 25 tents opened Into the wo11t disa-l•• Mrs Ernest G McCOy and In· /-!v ,, .!,~ .,.,.' .: cussed lhe pos•iblllty of serur- stmn religion In Iran wear , to the band m SI)Qrt ~rachut• blstory1 fan! son, Jeffery W Nash, Mrs Phlla Jj)o olio~ 41 • - ..... -.. •...,., .,.,.. mg a mobile tlental Will that •• 1mesks while tending sacred I Pomt Plea•ant's fir!) h • m e Thr \Indy !!f !!'lkbael Thl!tm,~ Richard I! Newell a"'l , lnf,ntl l'tlllburf!h ~10 tiD llx- 616 - ~,.,.., - -u.. .,.. ., operating oot or tne st~te JJe. 1fired In thelnempleo, In tne be-1-amo will lie Jl'rt~nv '~ern- 1Sprtnglleld. Dl11911""' th• f!Tst ' son, Rubert I' Pullins. Leon H WISt, HaU ,(7) Farrell <el:' ,,.., "' ....,.,.. of Health for t he hef the coverlllll'! ketp the I ber 8th w1\lin they ' meet ~ark-J to he f~uild ";t~ct Sunday wh•n Put&. Tl"totby M Rolllni, WI!· onver 1 l,'eale, Pizarro 1<11 and ..,,,"!'0• 1c:hll<lren ~I Mason C01111ty needfrom eontaminatlnC 'lhe er.burg South on the ·I 'I.e al rims• of the twc othm Mre ~· ll~m G Swords. Jt, Mra. HuRo May W-Vbte· (llll7). ~--k. . field. ' " ;, "'f -'' • '~If 4'0vered lianlllie'llike. IH. Vornboll, :Mb 'tenalWe~. Hall {A~: ~ ,,l ....... -,,. •. ~ '. . , ~ I 1 ".:noo ..o Close - d 0 n A .. b Reifiu:u,e~ V u.s. 1 SEC Prob•Intr 1 ActiVIbes Of 300 BrokerS Temmratures rDi ,T 30- J I p 0 sn • M"dwesl Meas I Ohl·o Taxes Up FI·rst u.·ke In 8 Years I J ' Hopes, Dreams ShatteredBy W S Kin ar ays g B 1 1 rl•e s f 1 I I van vfillll\en ·_:.:_1: .,. I Suffers Head cODCUSSIOD • Beat of tile Bend N A , ew ss•gnment J G' 1 N ,. .. Maxey 1 Hospital NeWS 1 ul .and .:frid 1 ':.t.,. }.t ') Ci VI•1•IanS j 1 1 1 TfK I cr ' "' '' li 196f- \ • , • ' t•· ~ ~v~~· ' ' > Me •., B~~er~d es End ,&-~ S,n~el; ~~Y-Mfd~le~rt."O,<Sef!. /j;()MIIp~~ lq~4S"'~P1 1~l .~·· A~· t'J'Dh'vf.Ct '.t~l~ R"~·~h!f~i~ ~~ %!.:~rm,CHieiOf~taff ~ ~. :)! ·u u·• ; • · v ~ r. Chesliire· St\fstem .,· '9,Jo~.t JUAk~. ~~lco·Th~~~tY de~~~:~~ di~~·t~ P"'e':J,·cts .'~"Prool ps ;f.' 0 J '' U ~· l • • ' " MayBew'I•thdrawn w}t•hIn• 18 :nut ' h S .U ~ " .{ ',",. Maloney Cops Fourth In Row ~~~ U6itiJS~· Colts ' ' "f ' Sinks Redskbts·~ 'l'l<'; By STEVE SMJLANICH weekend of tuneup testa. , klns 23 17 m the nation's play:d at Mobil~ ~ •l:OJC!!'f,~ UPI SJI!Irll Writer I Washmgton wmner of three cap1tal , • I West Coo I 11 The sudderl ' SijCCess of \he stra1ghl exhibition ,outlngs.lfelt Buffalo broke Into th'e wm Exlubiiio ~ :on bi~n ~:: 01~~ ,.,~ washington Red8ilhs and the the .tm~ of ®feat for lha lfSt tomght w miSf6rtunes of the•Buffalo Bills time m exhibition play 'liturll' l columr for the first tune asthe j takmg place on the Wm sl ls at S were a thing of the past today!day nig]lt as neighborlnfi Bills 1 snapP,ed a four-game where Kansas C1ty of the 1P1aya:; 1111 CINCINNATI (UPI) - Reds pllcb So ex-Red hurler Joe while pther .p[otessional football Balllmore, ted by tncO!IlP&rablej lOsing streak lly beaUng the American Football ~gue tahn ' lnler.toage !~l:~ Manage• Dave BriStol Is won· Nillhall, now a broadcaster, teams geared for !he !mal big Johlmy Unitas, beat the fled. New ) ork Jets 31-23 111 a game gles wJth Los An~eles of I e Coailll"'; vic!~~ derlug whether anyone still be- competed for hliD, and wound - NFIJ m a battle of ~nbeaten Baltiou;ll'e • .,. lleves Jim Maloney has lost h1s up wmmng the set for JIJII ' cl11bs ' • mght was t)ler, fasl ball. "I never did wm anything The C"--fs a~d Rams take exhibt!I~ and ~q~~~~ You heard such talk earller,when I was competing for my· t4,entiCal 4.0 tecords.Ahto their i Vlctory tbla 11asori. when Maloney was I self, lamented Nuxhall "What do you metlll you'll atke outmg m the l:.os Angeles r1vato-a wiiilli!iii~l~~ auffertag With the shoulder mlB- Teammate Milt Pappas sug. your mast off If 1 do'" Coliseum lrom 1959 ' ' erlas. gested that Maloney go f wallet By vrro STELLINO lost the lead but a solo homer thick of the race with I In another Fr1dav night acllon Umtas thre1! But the 3·1 v1ctory Maloney hWitlng" "He 1s bound to fmd UPI Sports Writer by Tommie Agee and a two-run dramatic 10 9 victory over tbe St Louis Cardmals face the liOns n tOI ~i:!re :~~~ rel!stered last night when 1e a thousand-dollar bill " chuckled I '!'his •s the age of the blast by Pete Ward 111 the 18alt1more whUe Washington wtnle;s Chicago Bears '" the steenng B : '''''"! Stope~' tile San ' FrallCisco I Milt I s Ciallst In baseball but CISCO eighth mmng gav~ <lhicago a 4·2 1blanked New York, H Wmdy CitY •• Giants wttb four hits should 91- l Johnny Bench, the 19-year-old I cttos does seem to be VIctory and kept the American ln the !jatlbnal League, SIX games are s:lleduled IJim 1enca even !be most skeptical. Irookie catcher, backed up Ma- l ove<dolng II a bit. League so tight there's JUSt ilk Clncmn&tl edged San FranciSCO Saturday and Sunday 8 slat~ I ho~~.~~r~:e• IlioN !I It was biB fourth In a row, the Itoney's four-hitter wilh a twoHe spec~ahzes '" PIII:hmg lor Igames separatmg the top Jou(, 3-l, St LouiS topped Houston ;., Includes an A~l~eague opene lime adva!ta_. ~v~'r';~ last tbtee route-gomg perform. run double off Mike McCormick Ch•~ago agamst the Boston Red., clubs 11, Chicago edged N•w York 2-1, with Boston al SnveiF th th• Jel& i OVer tbe span Maloney In the sev~nth mnlng to give I he Pittsburgh heat Philadelphia " ' Bay area riVO1s an ranc 1sco en only two runs and Maloney hts 13th vtctoey of the I Sox before 35,000h1ansheu,n!ll f~d Meanwhile, for all his effort, 1 4 and Atlanta mpped Los and Oakland also tangle Sund&l l Namath '" order to "" seventh mnmg II' en s 1 c 1 ecord remams at IW ' 1n an N~L AFL exhibitiOn Turner some II hits ID 33 1-3 innings 1season agamst ntne losses FOREST HILLS N y (UPI) even thougb he's leadmg 1 o ar os r Edd e Angeles 5-4 1 Bl<perlence Maloney was a winaer Thurs. The loss was the second '" a -Wimbledon champ John New· The Whtte Sox then blow the But It's 2-0 '" manager ' I Curt Blelary's -two-out, two- game da take The Bills j~:~l,;~~~l:~: day night even befere he went row the Reds have handed Me- I combe opens his drtYe today to lead but come back to wm even IStanky s book ' rWI hemer in the nmth mmng I g:tm~lev~r;~~ :nd at on a !M'yard out on !tie mound ICormick, whose record now give Austraha ds lOth US lawn though Carlos doesn't get tt.e "Th•s IS the second tlDle'" a capped a three-run mnmg that I ~ t N J In a doublehead Allen Smtih "I almost fainted wllen I stands 4t 18-7 And the homer tenms singles championship 10 Vtctory row thiS !ella has pitched his , gave Baltimore a 9-8 lead /ill'er rm~e 0~1 1 nd the world Namath ~:rip~::.~~~J,l beard it over !~e radio," Lee May socked In the second the 'ast 12 years It sounds a bit Improbable but guts ou~," Stanky sold, "m my Minneso!a gomg mto the last of ~~a~mon ·~;e:n Bay Packers pa!!el lor I laugh@<~ Maloney I was JUSt tnnmg to ,let the Reds off 1<1 a The 24 year old sensabon that's exactly wbat hl!ppened to I book he s won two ~ames !like the mn,th But Rich Rl!ese face the hometown Browns touchdowns In ready to leave the clJbbouse 1.0 lead accounted for the first from down under who dropped Carlos-a veteran of sev.n what 1 see m htm Icountere4 with a two-run pinch whde Minnesota plays Atlanta Turner Cl>mpleted lnd begin warming up J almost run off McCormick smce Vada only two sets en route to hiS seasons m the mmors who was Half Game Lead homer Ill tile bottom of the m the o ener At Prmceton the 10 p~ss didn't make tt." Pinson tagged the Giant lefty I w.mbledon crown was down for called up from lndmnapohs by The toss left the Red Sox JUst mnth to give the Twins an : jp~~~~~~ad~e~r~hlia~E~ag~le~s~te~s~t~~~he~'~n~el!d~go~a~ls~o~f~:==;;~ Wliat Maloney had heard was for a homer back on Aug 19 a ftrst round match agamst the White Sox earlrer this one-llalf game ahead of Mmn"' lexciting comeback v I c t o r Y , P word I!Iat be bad won a color at San Francisco'• Candle slick Mike Estep of Dallas a I called up from Indianapolis by sola while 1dle Detroit IS one Khne got credll for the viCtory I1 tele$lon set 1Par'k youngster Just out of the )umol'l' the White Sox earlier this game back and the White Sox and raiSed, hiS record to 7~ The aet went to the winner Bench's game • wmntng lllow but good enough to help the monlh- m hiS first tw'o major are now II> games back Frank Bertama pitched a of an accuracy tbrowlntl t:~~ntest was preceded by May's double Aussie adjUSt hiS strokes 1<1 the league starls Elsewhere In the American thlee-hltter to give the senators among Red ptlchers, whldl was and an Intentional paS! to Tom- II Foregt Rills grass 1 Carlos made ht 9 ftrst start League, Mmnesota stayed m the 1• triumph over ;J,ew York. a phaae of a television manu· my Helms Newcombe w•lh second-seed agamst the Red Sox last Sunday factureMpDIISOred pre • game The R"?s will send, Mel ed Roy Emerson th•ia seeded before 3·!,580 fans In Chicago show. I Queen agamst the Giants GQY· 1Tony Roche, ""seeded Bill : and was hlted after gomg 6 I·S NuhaD Back In Aetloa lord Perry tontght as they at Bowrey Owen Dav;dson and Immngs with the While Sox Maloney couldn't compete be- tempt to run their wtnnmg Ray Rulfels g1ve Australta a Iahead 1.0 Bob Locker replaced ~use he was sched~~ to Istreak to!~ games . pat hand In the 86th US title h•m, gave up the tymg run m - ---- chase and no one else was the eighth but got credit for the .a..~a. AIR conceded muc~ ~ha~~pe--Clark Ivictory when the Sox won 2-1 m By United Press International Mmftesota CKaa,t 9-13), I p m MEMBERS Gr~~ ..:o~f Beachwood Ohto- ltle nmlh I American League Cleveland (McDowell 1111) at,- :iiiiiii:E:iiiiiiiiiii By Utlletl Prest Jntemattonal 1 BNatlonaI LWe a g u tr::r~~ won hiS opener handily from Thursda:a:;h~to~arlos start W L. Pel GB Cahforma (SIIDmons 1·1), 11 ; 33 ' ynn, s 8 os1on raves ' Sherwood Stewart of Baytown bel \ 76 59 563 Pm ' ISanto Cubs and Hart, Giants National League Th sd and led against the Red Sox ore Mmnesota 74 58 561 'k Baltimore (Richert 8-13) at G. All 1\. H. Pet. M Cepeda Cards 24 Tex 6-3 6 3 1-3 ur av I" 35 138 fans m Fenway Park and Detroit 74 59 556 1 Kansas City (Hupter 11·13) 8 , 88 •• 1., 350 ' •• • Marlv ~ ssen of Evanston " d d 't hit tx 1 Clmnte, Pitt 12th "" ~ I Amertcau League. Yastrzemhe has retamed the ' n even a11ow a or s Chicago 73 59 551 111 I P m Cepe•h StL 128 485 79167 344 ski Red Sox 35 K111ebrew showed h1 h th mmngs But he was pulled mI Cahfornla 66 65 504 3 1 Chicago (Peters 15-7) at 1 Staub Hou 123 451 ii5 153 334 Twin • s 34 Howard 'Senators 3\' grass form t a gave t Orlm e the seventh mmng while work Washmglon 111 70 476 111> I Boston (Morehead 4 a), ' _.G aoa ' ' ' recent eastern crown a ange ht d 1 dl 1 <\lou, Pitt 117 451 71 "' ...., F Robinson Orioles 26 Kalme I N J hv pohshmg off lefty Keith mg on a one- Iter an ea ng Cleveland 63 71 470 121> P m Flood StL 1!11429 56 139 324 and McAuhffe Tigers 22 Carpenter of Canada 6 4, 6-3, 6- 11 0 Baltimore 59 71 454 141> Saturday's lllames ''·!F' Rose, Cln • 120 468 76 I~ 321 Ruus Batted In 1 Hoyt Wilhelm came on and New York 59 75 440 161> Washington at New 1York, night Gnzlz, Pllll 118381 60 125 321 Natfooal League· Cepeda 2 Graebner the h•ghest seeded - - - - ~ Kansa1 City 55 76 420 19 Detroit at Mmnesota Aaron. All 125 490 95156 318 cards 104, Wynn, Astros 97 Yank Wllh 'the seventh spot on Thursday's Results Cleveland at Cahforma n1ght ADen, PhD 122 468 89 143 307 Aaron, Braves 90, Clemente ! the lis• was the only American I Mmoosota 10 Baltimore 9 Baltimore at Kansas City Davll, N.Y. 129 t89 66 149 305 Pirates 89, Perez, Reds 84 1<1 reach the quarter fmals a Washmgton 6 New York 0 Chtcago at Boston Amelteao League Amerleau League· Yastrzem- ear a 0 I Chicago 4 Boston 2 (mght) National League G.ABB.H.Pct. 1skt, Red Sox 95, Killebrew, Y How:ver Gr bner lost to 1 (only gamesscheduled) W L Pel GB f'RbiD, BIB 1011'15 'ID 124 33l Twms 90 E Robmson Or10les Riessen in t~e .~!stern !mal and • • Today's Probable Pltcbero St l.ouiS 83 51 619 Yatnl!liBoll 1.14483 90149 308 78, Howard, Senators 75, he lost to South Africa's ct1fr , (All Times EDT) Cmc•"n•t• 73 61 545 JO 8colt, Boa 132 46'1 81142 304 Blefary, Or10les 70 Dry!dal• m the Pennsylvama , Washmgton (Ortega 9 7) at Chicago 72 62 537 11 Kallne, "Det 104181. 1'8108 299 Pitching Grass Courts fmal I CLEVELAND (UPI - Tht New York (Peterson 513) , 31~~~·~~!~~~~~co ~ ~~ STOCK Carew, Mlnll National Lea.e· Mc<;ormlck, J Drvsdale. runner up here two Cleveland Browns, sl•ll lookmg p m at Atlanta 67 64 51! 141'o •PLUS ric to 17c 108 41115 !a .299 Giants 15-7 Hughes Cards 13-S, years ago and commg back 1for the~r first exhibtt•on wmo~ Detro I~ ~(la~a 13 7) p ,, crh 64 69 481 161> Fed ex.... fa>(, 111 Whitewalls Blair Bait 120428 lt126 .292 Farrell, Phils 9-4; Jarvis, strong after a winter hernia Itake on the No110nal l'ootball l Le Sta dl Lo A 1 60 71 ~ 211> aalti , .. lil'd or Fregit, Gal ' 122467 289 Braves 13-6, Veale Pirates 15-7 operation showed hiS fifth League champiOn Gr<en Bay International ague n ngs u.'usl~~e es 55 60 4U7 28¥, tires ell 111ft four,tradHil 'Blaekwalls Cnglro, 8oS 115 3111 ltlOO 287 America• League Lonborg seeded talents '" a 6-3 6 3 6 3 Packers m Jhe second half of IBy United Press laternatmnal N York 5! 79 392 30 11~, off ,.,.r, ~ 1 Htlb81', KC 114 8'/8 81 105 278 Red Sox 18-6, Merritt Twjns 0 bree.e agamst Manne Lleut Ed the Labor Dav hohday double I W L Pet GB ew 'nursday'• Results 1 MJncber, Cal 4, Horlen, While Sox 14-6, NewmaQ '1/hlle fourth seeded header Saturday mght RI~hmond 77 59 566 Chicago 2 New York 1 (11 775·15(6.70.15) 7.75-1417 50.141 !listS f11119 2771 McGlothlin, Angels 11-5, Peters, lefty "leola P1hc of The Packers move m With an i Rochester 75 59 560 1 mnmgs) I B-. Bw "'!~ So~ 15-7 downed Lamar Roemer outstandmg exh1bllmn rtcorll be I Toledo 72 6! 533 4'o Pittsburgh e Philadelphia\ 4 7 35-15(6.50.15) 7 35-14(7 .00-14) 1 ---- ~ Houston, 6-1 1-2 8-4 hmd th•m Columbus 67 69 493 10 (mghtl 640.15 6.95-1416.50·141 In top men's matches on Thev are undEfeated m four Jad<sonv1Ue 64 71 474 12<; Atlanta 5 Los Aogelrs 4 (nl~hO second day of the champiOn games, compiling 96110mts and Toronto 63 71 470 13 Cincmnatl 3 San Francisco ~ sh1ps, Ruche was matched up only :13 The Packers Buffalo 62 71 466 1311. (mghll N...,...loeague !Taylor ($-S) 010 OQI 200- 4 6 21agam,t toughie Gene Scott of shut out tlle C~llege AU· Syracuse 59 76 437 171> st Lows 5 Houston 1 flo~ght) (11 "'ddp) Los A Tbondav'• Results Today's Probable Pitchers 000 1101 13x- 51 2, New York a former DaviS Stars and the Chicago Bears 011111101 000 a.- 14 I Atlanta Re fl) d R Cupper and a fme turf player and allowed the Dallas Cowboys Toronto 4 Syraruse 1 (11111mngs l )All Times EDT) Oste~ganup&!la:' 18) I and SIXth seeded Roger Taylor qnly three points Plltsburgb n1ght) New York (Fisher 9-15 J'lfP-~' haw (2rll LP- of Brilaln drew Armistead gained the other 20 pomts In a Buf(alo 2 Rochester 1 (1st, Cardwell 4-91 at Chicago fCulnll (l5-l4 BRS--Roseboco INeely of Tampa Fla rto 31-20 loss to Green Bay mns twln•ghtl ' 8-10 and Jenkms 18-10) 2 33M Zeke Bratowsk1 IS expected to Rochester 3 Butalo 2 (2nd p m ' 1 Chuck Pasarell of Pue ( ~ 000- 1 4 0 RICO, woo upset Spain's be at quarterback at the sta· night) Los Angeles (Sulton tl-13) at : 000 20><- 3 5 1 Santana at Wimbledon, start! dlum Saturday mght Regular Toledo 2 JacksonvtUe I (night\ Atlanta (Lemaster A) a p m tus run from the ;Bart Starr's bruised nbs are Columbus 1 Richmond 4 (night) Sa!l Francisco !Herbel 2-41 at 1n1t Repair Service I McCordllck, Linzy !8) and slot agamst Bill Blill' bealmg I Clncmnatt (Queen 12 6) 8 p m •HEATING Malllljey (J.3.9) !llld Point. Some of the brighti'!lt n~w WITH RUFFLES• Houston (Giusti 111-13) at Bench: LP~ick names In football WID be On . LoUIS I Briles 9-5) 9 p m •PLUMBING 11~~~; IIOthl hand for the annual twm hilt- MUNICH, West Germany Philadelphia tL Jackson •ROOFING 11· 000 001 1100- IS 2 CUnt Jones of the Minnesota VI- (UPI)-A helicopter dropped! 121 at Pittsburgh (Fryman St. L 001 001 ozx- 5 5 I Andorson and JUD 1,000 paper dresjles m a field 18 p m ' , -FORBellnaky, Sherry of G~ Bay and Thursday and hundreds of Saturday's Games ar (I) and Brand; lUndy JohnsOn and ~·ommy No teen-agers scrambled to find New York at Chicago (2) Willis (I) and ~ bi9 of the Atlanta Faleons prtze.wlnnlng number Angeles at Atlanta (9-6). The Falcons and V•kmgs w•IL San FrancisCII at Clncmnatt Midd~.o. N. ~nd Ave. , , ...1" lfRS - Cepeda meet In the opener. The flflder was Houston at I« Louis (JZnd). PI'I'I'SBURGH Anderson and Grabowskl wll' Ischoolboy ~(eter .., at Pittsburgh '=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. •-,&flUe 1be two of Cleveland'• special who can now trav~ to Lo..~on Law, whose maJOr " h the dress 1 his 1 • I , / , pjtebipg career spanned problems in the rughtcap After lo<.c oose o ' \ 1of seasotung, the two dreams from the collection years with the a year \ Pirate~ has runmng 'backs are now ready televisl"l' actreos Dla~ Rilll Tb3 step 1~ for the departea Jim whO alij Paul Horn~ng RECORD CATCH • fJnt lfte only rookie m the ' /. ,was the second SANTA CRUZ DE TlllNER· '- "1. ' 'I ~' / nearly 500 college Bpaln IUPI)-FIShermen '- '\, / by the claliDed lbey ca111ht 1 1 k h See S1Ot TenniS. r·JtIe In 12 TrieS • =Y·Ield"" I I .I ' I ,::! I i DANCE II 1 I I I LEADE Rs I =• FIRESTONE DLC-100' NEW TREADS fift$1011t~ SAFETY 1 Packers Visit Cleve}andFor 1 Practice Tilt CHAM PI ANY 1 s~~E $ 1 = :: 1 ':d r 1 1 Vernon Law AnnoUnCes LEWIS REPAI SERVICE ... ...._ SEE H &\RFIRESTONE Retirement I '.- 8"' ~ ,~i:JI in lhe Atlantic SWEATERS-JACKETS:-COATS COME IN NOW AND SEE OUR , 1 '' 1 'I ' ' 4 LJNE 'SCORES otj ::.:!:.."';','::':::;:: 4 •us 1 *-' .,,,. -... •"' " ..,.,. f: Ch lSOX • U It 'B na qsoX 4-2 1 I Or • �/"' ' I ',·' "~ k I 1 ' ; ¥ " • ... ...... · , "' ' ', ' ' ' • \ • I ' ' 't ' • ' • I .• - ~ ~r ~ .1•, IVPIJ--,Oil tile 32nd diiY the traffic ' 'li •' " ' • lllret civD J!jda&J realell ~~ 1 ~lety and ent~alnment Rlll'al Wall!r ldtSOn • Vulaville Road - I he 1~orne reason, the system Is un-jwltll 'John Prlldiaiif, of Silfto, cr~ ~~s'iliat put' aSuncler ~ 9 robbed ahould.rs wtth r'lhe "diree~on 01 communities of AddiSon, a 1 d· lable to aerve lndiVIIIUab, this Inc,, rectnlly )oured lha 1.t l ln "world record" ll!fm~r- ljig-Baried tilpp!es and former Village Council, well, llirter • Ruute 160 from Ideposit will be returned I million dollar ~toto County wa.<wh~t GOd hath joliled ada N~w lj!Jll\ ~ IW8i!tliearts anx· ll. exeess of tour hllll' the Chifdten's Home to Vmton So t oldento of Addioon Iter System 1bli system con- Yotk alate 'refufted to part lou.ly owalttng lhalr tum. ..- plil!atlOns"'for '111'1 e t brldge me e talns over etgiJly miles of mains "It was a real ' •pertacle," a ·;;;:1',fij'.)"•'1~ P " , ' ~ <. I ; t • Residenla of these' areas who and the surroWiding area, who to serve 1,600 customers, wt!tl l The All Amencan divorce JUII~Z newspaperm•n aald , I have not applied for a tap are \d•d not attend the meeting on. 8 arwoth P.tentlal of 100 per 1 ruoh of 't/ was over today Up '"l'ho~ cwere televiJilon ' crews M~' proposed system Is now Iurged to !Ill out an appliutlon lthll proposed system, •.., ad cent • ,to 15,000 decrees wm cranled •~d ~~t<tt.ffC!m ~~· Unttl!tt ' to serve cllilomen as Jand send It alon with a depos- '"ed to watch this paper for ' lin AuflliSt ' I States line ~q;&Vf!' It~. nf ~h as thli Sllv~r Bridge 11 of ten dollars ~o James Pres- 1the date of a second meetmg The Cheshire System Will be I The assembly line divorces lha jourpallsts even got di; 1 _ north to Leadmg Creek ton Clerk V1llage of CheshiTe, Mayor Robert Burchett and stlmewhat similar In design Jo made the state of Chihuahu~ vorced themselves while they WASHINGTON (tiPI) - A.rmy Chief of, stdf Qen, 0111 Btldge-lleorges creek jload-Ad- Cheshire, Ohio 45620 If, for Councilman Lee Clark, along 1the Scioto County System mlll' of ~lsos flC~~r eP~u~t were here " I Harold I{ JoJtnscln wu reported today to believe t))at .......,._ ·-- -- - - - -to mance opera ons 0 • g~adual wJthilriwal of forces from Vietnam coUld 'Df' court system through the next gmin•lBmontha. r 1'1 decade lie Is the flrsl admlnlatratlon otflclalln a long time I 0 , ' I tA~ Holding tbell' crall!j>ed wrists 0 to hazard even a r0\1\111, ~lgbly conditioned lllld sefui prl· 1 and Signing like derviSheS, • • • I vate prediction of a tlmetab- • , ' not break up Wllil pas~ Juarez's three ctvtl judges le lor wlllnlne the war. quoteil Defense Seer etar r 98 1 ! The adminlitratlon bas care- RobertS McNemara and Qea, • fly MURRY J. BROwN 1 Thursday's crosslnl, Israel 'dl midmght A ftnsl ses11on of the Thursday Jll'OCI!"ed about 1000 , IJalltd Prna latrr11d"aal rtflllttS craved back· over th lito d•clslon to 1top til'.! summ1t was scheduled for today qulclue divorces, almost at! for fully avoided • such, ttm,etables M111weU D Taylor: aa saytnJ l111:ael clo•rd the door~ on Jurdan River fhur~ay kto ~~: repatriation wao firm I and a commumque was ppect· New Yorkers !t'rambltng tinder since an tll·fated White Hoq the bulk of US. force& wollld be Al\lb rttUgets to tt>o west btlnk ~=:u ~~:;, w:ze:nln wtheir The Cairo newspaPf!" AI ed later today the wire to shed their ,mates! statement ol Oct 2, 19113, which h011le by tile en,d of 1965 of the Jordan Rivet todRY, 1 h J MJde1 1 Ahram reported today lhat ... before U1e Empire state s new WASHINGTON mPil _ 'l'be , ilen Johllson s aiseJSment ' tna ld dl~lomatlc pru· v ctory tn I e une Informed sources said tuv divorce Jaw took hold today ch Co I came to ll&ht alter he eJpressed Jgnor to t r th aj Iwar Israel said ib previously Algeria, amllltant In the Arab Arab chiefs drifted towards I The new law greatlv Iibera· Securities and Ex an~e m· l it In nn "off the rerord'1 talk to Stllll eep em ar announced deadline was Onal camp agr<ed with Egyptian "moderate" atUinde In lhelf llzes the grounds for divorce miSSIOn, disturbed by t e riSing gr~up of chaplains Monday at pab chiefs worked on a] except for the reunlon of Pre.stdent Gamal Abdel Na! closed door sumuut sessions. where formerly only adultry IamoWit of stock market s~ I Fort l#ley J. McNair on CQrnmunlque on their IUlJlmll Idivided famlhes lser I asseosement of the Middle ' •'d N Met was a valid reftson but tecal jlatlon, Is tnvestlgatln':ot. Weshlngtbn'a waterfront. I conlerence 10 Khartoum and , •-· 1 W East !ltuatlon Nasser reported , fllo.,~rr.u !l"!. ,,~.,,!~ ...... were divided on wh .. acllvitles of about 300 b ers An account of the ,taJk ~ d 1h 1 ~ .. era estern na 11ons, 1n- 1 aS\ dv for a ''pohtlcal" wartfeG the summ t Ot:1~>: 5 s P""'~'"" • clodlnJI the United States and Y1 ~ r~aof th mlorn.ed sourc•s sal nt 1 lhat the Arab:! "should speak t an obscure residency The SEC Is focusing lis .l ';.,. appeared tn· a Washington metUnl had taken I "moder I the United Nation• had ~•ked •• emen e con e. from a poSlhon of strength" He clause In the law made Mexican lmquiry on trading In about 100 I Rlllfl!plper, the Evening Star, at'" view on their light will' Israel to extend the deadline Na,.er and other Arab 1reportedly advised, "Diplomacy "quickie" divorces Jllegal In stocks, Including several Usted 011 Thursday. lsra.~l But at a mertlnJ betwl'en i.rael lutlera m•t In a Thursday mght witbout mUitarv power wdl not New York It takes frorr four 011 the New York Stuck I Chilly readings In the :!Oo The Pentigon had no oom'fhe last of the Jordanian and Jorda-lan oflrlal! allowin& aeMion .It 1Khartoum that did realize anytlnng" mo'!)tis to two years IO)lllfaln a Exchange, more than 3~ on the were the rule early lodar b'om ml!lli on the story l!ut It Wal • flna1 decree In New Yolk American Stock Exchange, and Mame to Minnesota as Septelllr rellablv l!OIIfJTmed that the But the Egyptian pre.~tdent courts 1more than so In the over-ti!Jo. ber entered the Wllather scene general held such views and hall said the Arab!! !hould not tetnrn I CO'Jrt officials claimed "a counter market on a cool noter It toUowed an told the chaplains In essence ' to the battlefield agam!'t l!lrael world record for sure" In d August which was recorded as I -That providing no new qnle!l the Arab nations were in processing the "stamp-stamp-1 The prices of many lower an one of the coolest In history countries such as Red China COLUMBUS (UJ'l) - The ones It will kill off Ilona ,;t / f9tll) a~~~:eement on continuing sign here, 1enlor , • next •• " •medium priced stocks ~~e acrors much of the nation east enter the war and that tt etds of unde(jlald teachenj, 1 - Reduce the Ptrsonal prop- ' the war, The source!J s1udl dlvorc~.s ' risen sharply In recent mo f the Rocky Mountams continues to tts limited form, 1011 0 1 10 ~nd underflllancid pia !0-j. Skele!on Se" lperty tu on wholesale ,and re. Nasser knew !!Ueh a total , "During the month of AugusqThe SEC said that a ""';':~ Clear, but criSp wea!tler for -And that providing steps day forcsd taxes In Ohio up for I 1}e Senate however has at· tall mercbanls lnfentllllea 111!1 &ll!fmPI\t on W/M wy out of we processed •omewhere be- 1of Instances, lhe booming P th tune of the year 11 the are tall:en to keep up the th• nrst lime In etaht Jelrl. teady taken' that aci10n and 1phase out the tax on agrlmiltur- the questlor. tween 12,000 and 15,000 dlvor. "~o not appear to reflect any IS It of a large and c~\ hiJIIi present m1htary "momentum" ISenate Majority Leader Ted at equipment ces, moslly for New Yorkers," 1 significant developmenta In the n;su sure s stem extending over of US and allied forces, The bll8e!t bite will be lak•n IGray said as of this time" !le I DC Child the Juarez rlty s~retary said prospects or operations of the ~ es to/east of the Rockies -Tt-.n It Is not unreasonable by the 0111 p!!r cent tncreue In Ianticipated holdmg 011ly a skelA rea today At the peak the judges ISSUes ,, ~ r:~ the far Wesl an abofe that In I year and a ball the th" alate sales lox }I bec~me eton session next Friday _ Place children receiving signed 2 '111 In two days. 1 Ralph S Paul, president of u 1 warm spell 'contmued back of North Vietnamese and 1 efr.<ilve o1on1 with cerlam olh· Aid to Dependent Children P'Y· Long lines of divorce seekers the AmerlcB)1 Sotclt Exchange, norma lures Thurs VIet Cong "main force" units tn 1 er tn hike• when Gov Jamea 1 Be11des the bills Signed menta m "suitable borne en· 1ammed courlhou•• hollwavs said the 'Speculative tradmg IAfternoonh er:erad ~ the South could be broken so 1 A Rhodes stgn@CI thl!m 'lntll Jaw Thuraday, Kurlesa and Brown v~ronments" and require mothand spilled Into the street activity his been a source of I day hit t e W ~gree ~~ that they no longer -posed 1 al ll OJ am today put I If names to the JOint ers of Illegitimate children on I Increased concern to member !rom Spokane, as ' to s siBJIIftcant threat, Blld I 1 "' (tlle;...CabJ, "!!olution proposing • new re· ADC to go to a family planning I orgamzatmns and to tlle ex- A~g~les Sh s fell along the -Us withdrawal by !taw n ""remony "' apportmnfnent plan service i ~ change" I ew ower could then begin But there nel ~ near his State House CHICAGO (UP!)-The Amerl· But G Keith Funston retiring southeastern coast and In the could be a continulrig problem ofl•ct Rh~es ~ut hiS, Signature Reaol~tlons do not hav~ to be - Allow ll)Unlclpahhes and can people must have the president of the New York soutllern Rockies today Other· Iof local guenilla insurgency, 11 on SB:JW;~tifii<fill>i&e!:o } ~lgned !!l' the fll)llernot, so ~c- townships to levy-a sales ,Ill of l0 rtunlty to "vote Into ' Stock Exchange, saidile ....,sn't wise, rainfall, early today was ! and fmal US withdrawal could hike school su'b!Iay< bill backed lion on It wa• ~eled The up to three per cent on tran- 1o~~ion'' leaders who have led I (Contmued from page I) ,feel the current market activity rather light and sparse I take many years by h;s admmiStr,.Uon~ -" .-. pl~n th~td ~ be ' ml~ttedi to Stent hotel and mete! accom- the nahon 1<1 the "brink of a hawks bave escalated their at· Is comparable to the Situatmn m Some major forest !Ires I -All this wao a eautlouo Among lhe , oplookers w a~ ~;!e~~a~wt~i~~~ ;~. on modat1ons Idead world " the Rev Martin tack on admmiSJrahon bombmg 1961 Many small Investors were ronhnu"'!n~ ~~~ts':c~~:J,,~n assessment rather than firm 1 Mart,o ' t"e!: •s\'illl. l~lpten • P. _ Defme the gove~nor'a pow· Luther Kmg told the Nation~l straregv 1ft North Vietnam w•tb burt that year when el~ctromcs :::-eaters have managed to I prediction den I or pub111l mstr'Oc\mn and Among tile bills signetj blr lhe er to ~all out the Natlonatl Conference for New Polltt.s chargea that, Deferue Secretary stocks, and other glamour curb most of the disastrous ,- - - - · · , • Jnno ~Iiletl chancellor ot tho t~'i),tlve , leaders Thur!ld'lf. Guard and protect guardsmen Thursday ,1 1Robert S McNamara has shac- l!iUes took a sharp d1ve. 111 ldafio Washington• stat> So~ Of Reg~nts two jll an~ ~clle<lllled for signing Hy on duly '" ctvd emergenGI•s I d I ;J ' lha keynote kled u s alf power to the del' I Funston said mutual funds :•s, nd Cal~ornia ' lh• "'"' b1g~es1 !W'•Iers - Rh;,q~ to&ay, were measures 1 court suits Kmg e •ver CNP' e-d r1ment of the IVar effort and other Institution~ have been on ana a h 11 "" to • rom c VI address at the N • 1•v ay 1 The influential Senate Plepar- mainly responsible lor the b1g In Lo!l Angeles 1 e wors1 The '"'"'lll't, whis!J adds $3!10 - Approprlote $231 million convention, which today was I edness subcommittee In a re· l u win IR tradmg thiS year smog •n a decade finally m., n 1o ,1~ support ol ~d. ~ Requite re-l!xamlnlltlon of for capital Improvements dur· raced w1tb a boycott by black port signod by all s~ven mem- ~aul gand FWiston all made I subsided, althOugh the record u '"'" '" I he current b1ennlilm driver! lrt!Q,,h.ave accumuta)ed mg tlle currejlt biennium ,, , power advocates In attendance. / bers Thursday, claimed that t!Ielr views known '" letters to breaking heat w~ve contmuro an leasos !11JC!S at lhe rate seven pomti !N~ raffle"vl~la- - Authorize county comml.. 'Our hopes have been blastold McNamara had lgnored I h . IRep Harley 0 Staggers, With no imwf'dlate enrl 10 ·••ht " , 166 millwn pe~: year, was , 1 swners to levy four new taxes and our dreams have been I unammous advice of the Jomtlcha~rman of the Rouse Com· I Tropical stonn Arlene still "'""""latelj flied In lhe sec;e shattered" by the VIetnam war, Chtefs of Staff and lmphed that :merce Committee Staggers has was of hltle conseouence to tne laty ot Slate s office • ., I said King, who called on "men hi• pohcy of restramt had cost been seeking to determine the us mainland Tbe Weather Mathew Van Vranken, two Last Bnt Passed .: of good will" to create a AmerJ<an hves Ifactors mvolved m the record Bureau said the storm centered and one half year old son of The bill ""' the last to be IC.:ntmued from pa8e 1) situation In which the 1963 acllvit In the stock market southaest of Bermuda, at Mr and Mrs Harvey Va 0 pll)l;ed before the legislature takmg on vanou• phas•s of"'' lpresidenllal elections would SUGON _AMERICAS AND I The Yverage dally volume on present had only a remote 1 Vranken, Pomeroy, recetved a adjourned aile\" an elght-monUI tertomment to enhance 1t8 draw S I Veil lO become a "referendum on th• South v1etnamese troops today the lie: York Stock Exchange, chance of affecting the mam- 1coneusslon m a fall at his homo seSSion lt only cleared t h e mg power war " took up defensiVe fJOSIIIollll a· for Instance has been 9 9 land late Thursday Jfternoon. le,lslatlve machmery Thursda;, Tonight when the Cmcu1nato The conventiOn Is workmg tot I round South VIetnam's prlnc•· inUhon share~ dally for the first He was rushed to Veterans w~en 1t was signed by House Reds plav Jhe San FranciSro l Ofman tt;e defeat of PreSident Johnson pal 8,308 polling ~lace! to diS· Iseven months of the year, MINOR MISHAP Memorial hospital by the PomSJ¥'ilker l;h"{les Jl,llrfes~J;i" Gmnts 'aild al•o on Saturday and the end of the war In <'Ourag.,. lith-hour CommlmiSI com ored to a 4 1 mDIIon dally The State Highway Patrol to-, e~oy emergency squad and laiSerl"le P~ldefl,t ~cilu. B~p ;ey~tl a eountry and Wt''t~rn 1 1U S ARMY VlETN~M - VIetnam The New Pohtlcs I terrorist action against 8unday'a 10 1~ 1 day reported a mmor ae<!ldent 1er was moved to Holzer Rosaeht'Jo the governor , '' muSiii $how will precede lhe oirmy SpecialiSt Five Norman Confqence Is a loosety struc- : national election at ~ IS a m In the Me 1 gs pltal by ambulance He was relltiOut a ilo'Zen representalivti games On Monday n!ght fol- , V Maxey son of Mr and Mrs tured affiliation of civil rtghts The campaign for pl't'Oidt.nt , County State Highway l)Srkmg ported. somewhat Improved Fr~o ar¥J$ aii-J-n "nato(s weu lowing the New York' jami a~I'Ivlan Maxev Route I, Reed$· and liberal organizations at- I v1ce president and 60 lllmate , lot • tire truck dmen by Her. day morning Ill\ ~ild (or the skeleton session Croslev Fli1d a rtrtworkj•d1s vJIIe was assigned to the 9tn tempting to form an tnfluential l seab entered 1ts last phase shel Norris 41 Rt 2 Racme The Pomeroy squad also ••· Tljuf.iday, durnlg' wbleb a tot.ll1?1ay \\II~~ ~tallfd. J lnlantry DIVISion, m VIetnam, political aiUance I under the eyes of observers Efttered Hoapllal struck a parked truck owned swered a call earlier Thur!day of 1 ~b•lls wt,re 1\~e<l ' r c Aug 16 But the task of the ronvenllon from 2fl coWibries, mctudlng 22 Among those entering Holzer by Thomas Manuel, 27 Racine 1afternoon lor Billy Cleland, kl;id~ was sch~8uled to pllt ' TIVO MEIGS CounllaM 'hove 1 I Spec Marev Is I truck dnver 1was compjlcated Thursday prominent Amertcan handplck· IHospltal durmg the past 24 There was minor damage to Chester, BJII>arently aufferlng hit ftn.fure on the llt~r 311 at been appointed to rr.ajor •tan~· 14 Headquarters of the d1vl· lwhen repr~sentatlves of variouS ed bv President Johns,pn to hours were , the oarked vehicle from • bea~t condition A local fi!:n tiT ltiltay mg romm1ttets of the b h 1 0 slon s 15th Engmeer Battahoo. black power groups vowed to watch for cheabng or other If· Mrs Frederick M Lamm, Rt physician was called to t ~I ~au~· 8t' the ftantlc \j[li' Ban~e-s ~·In far 11161-a by H• entered lbe Armv In AugusL iwalk out of the ronferenre, ' regutarlt>es j 2, Crown City, Clifford s. AUGUST R!<.PORT , res1dence ]ll)i!g before adjournmeht last Prestdent Arthur w Emch, ~ 1~4 and was last stationed at Montgomery Crown Clly, Wal· The State H1~hway Patrol s ---''--wee(liind there are stdl 6S Housa I P""'ldPnt or Thr Wucdviiie State F,t. Shendan, 111 I 4. h A l Be er MILWAUKEE, WJS ~ "' D Abbl tt 1145 second Ave August reoort of activities '"' wsws TO MEET b '1$ Senate bills to lie Hank at Woodville / 1 The pnvate graduated In 195l l t nnua av firebrand while prltst v~wed R r H e 8• 1 ld Rt 2 eludes 2.~ in)unes. no fatahl!es The WSWS of the Enterprise by legislative 1ead01s The> are Thereon Johnsor. from Van Hl~h •rhool \ an, Reunion Scheduled today to hold 'anothrr o p • n ;scoe City ~u~~e K' Brand.: =1 arrests 128 warnln••. 76 EUB Church wdl meet at the 'tlle remaining bills mcluding v1ce presld•nl of The Farmers W Va His wife, Sharon, lives PT PLEASANT - 1he 4th I housing rallv and 'jlOSSibly" " 'be own Rl G Harold D I aasiSIS rendered and 1,170 PI· home of Mrs Everett Bates lht omnibus hlgbw, safety Bank and Savmgsll:'o tn Porn at 333'~ State St, Madison, W annual Beaver reumon will be Imarch, despite an aborted 1Mrry, Rt 01 ~:nton' Mrs Tree· lrol houre Tuesday, Sept 5, at 7 ao P m mta•ure had pot ~n returned eroy to the agrlru'tural 'lim Va I held Sundsv, September 3, at 1march Thursday night lrt!Ich ay\ T~ens Rt 1 Water· I fr~m tn~ printer by Thursday mutee and M" MaXIne Gn' the 4 H camp lrtlUnd! at South· I sparked arson, rock thro.vlrg ~an M E 1• W W~ll•s G:l3 MARRIAGE LICENSE DANCE SLATEtl 00 .1! Will be signed nert Fridav '•th cash.-r of the PIJII!troy I s1de and mass arrests 1 rs er M tth w Van Harold Ray ~tewart 24 Mid· A dance w•ll follow the fool. !rier that the legiSlators won't Na11onal B•ok also m Pdrneroy 'tt) All descendants of G•orge W It was the Ofth straight mght Fourth A~er a ~ra Nora dleport and Francea Ida Rad ball at Wahama I! I fl ti and Margaret Beaver are urg- of r3clal strife oo Mllwoukee B Vranken, N ~ J !frey ford, 20, Pomeroy. auditorium thts evenmg 1kt again Willi Jan t5 when : turn 1 rpe~Jm•nt WMD-SPF.N~FR Long Bot· (Continued from pige 1) ed to attend A basket dinner I north Side 1 B Tripp, ew aven, e from I' to 12 p m The Jays ~ re 1 or an e lomJ!oute 1 allfl'<ll!d the pony ry II,K• appirently being "draft 1will be held at noon R Henrv Galtlpolls Ferr; Ml• ' IS ACCEPTED will •111cee w~ur~;;sua s:~"'~:ursday he puril'g contest ~atfrdoy at lh, led" at gunpomt tnt~ Vtel Coog Officm for thl! ym'• affair MOscOW- AUTHOR II.YA John WG Wa~r~n,C lap;.: 1 M'ISs Patty .!onn ' -..;,....,..8 n bl k theSe 1 ~r<hall Co~n)ll Fur •n lranks art M.- Crvstal Caoh pres!- Ehrenburg, who follow•d the Grove, eneta • daughter of Mr and Mrs HAVIN4 PI~ would proba Y 1~" e 1 ~h ll1oundl!vtlle 'W \'a w!Me in• ! - A Communist l•mebomb dent Mrs Louloe l.ongstaff party hne adroitly '!flougb to PI Pleasant Mrs Darrell D bur flugh Leifheit, Pomeroy, Tbm Will b& a pJCIIIC. for 8 !neeling a fU '"" on !'!~! team of non I•• In the IOO!J class I shredded the Vlnli Thanh VIC<! president Mrs Ann Bea-1surYIYt and become tho grand Craig, Rt 2 Pt Pl•asant Mrs has been accepted at Galhpolls memb!!rs of the Rli(ln~ rlre most representatives tre!l!ll ' lOOk •erond P}are r.staurant 24 miles north of ver serretary Carrie Beaver, 1old man of Soviet letteff dted Albert J WIIBI, Rt 2• Pros· Busmess College for the Fall Department, tb•lr famll:cs and Tilt Hou~~a~llr"t to or~ v The team we1ghmg In nt mo l'Sa1gon today killing two tr•~•ur•r ' Thursd•v night ol a h•art at pee!, Mrs Starling L Miller, Qo· r be~lnnmg !uxlltary membe(s llld famllv ~ld• w 1 ' It Is 1J'Idiog pulll'd the requ rorl diStance civilians and wounding 30 1 tack, offldals of lhe Soviet Jr , Ravenswood Dennts n 12 MISS !A!Iftlei!, a at the fire station on LaN.r 0"f unUI }!nu~ry ~1~ lllhtch w1th ~ oob pounds on the sled I - Vtet Cong grenades Parkin a Fee lj> 1Wnters Umon said today He Myers, Jackson; Tma L Grlf- ate of Pomeroy Ht~h School, at 5 p m M~at Will bt 10 1 · · .L"'and pulll'fl Plght Inch•< the 5- smashed three buildings tn l " was 76 fllhs DtlndM Mr• G•• " ' Is enrolled .tn the Secretarial Guests are rtql]r! 1 D41t Y. prr.IUCI 500 poun4 l<~ad A"'•tlng Spen Isa,~on kllllna an old woman I B~ing Initiate I Ehrenburg, who wrote for Stlffier, Jack•••. Mrs Eat1 R Courae ed to bring a OO'I•t~)lfl~h and < D11, TO FtT !If cer w;)h the oont..t ...... hi• and wound;ng four persons I PT PLE~~ANT - A I I r t y I anti • Commumst news,apers Compston, \"ellston I r If( :M 1 IN ~REA I sons Tom one Harrv Also at- -A smper killed a Saigon cents parktng fer will be charg- 1durm! U.o Bol!lhevik Revolu Btrtb Sllll'S COLLIDI!: ieJ.t ttndm~ nre H•nry ~encer of poll< n In hia Jeeo ed at Pomt Pleasent Ill ~ h lion and then switched stdes to Mrs Darrell 1:! Cra1g, Rt 2, CRARLI!:llTON, S C (UP!) c-~~~-.,·;:::r near ('hp<ter and Dayton Spell< I ~m•rlcaoa Rtstrlcted School foo!Call gam•• w1thm publl•h hook• w1th 9 m•fhon Pt Pleasant, daughter, 6 55 P The 11U~lear subl!lartne ~~~~is ...,;;.-~, ....., ...., ... "' Ier of ~annersburg lnd Gen William C Westmore- fenred aren around S a n d e r s rop1es tn 30 languaaes, suffer- m IBoUvar, arlned wttb II I' ~:ziiile~'"=·"";:':."~: ian~ ' US VIetnam comander IFteld, IIL'COrding to 3n an ed the attack thrt~ weels ago Dtscbaraed missiles, 1td1Utled rl~uf:'j~ ; ~~~r·ll~~~.~~!a~~~~l ..... ... I 1n. PI 8 D8 are ord•red all his men off Sat~on's nouncement bv PPRS. prjnelpal and hogered untl' ~eath carne Mrs Edward J Bentlne, Oen- let" ' Th~rstlay ·.! 1 """ ' . . . _ ,.._,.,., 1 ' Je strt!ets The honlty tonk Tu Do Charles Wlt6•rs • in MoliCOW Jnlnt,roed sources ver C Bowen, Mrs, Rubert f.. tieing al ~.1!1'~. the laPd •· .,. Studied by Board St!'f't!t suddenly depo~ulated The t~ wttl be coll~ed as sa 1d Brady and tnfant son, Dana i cotlllf No one • ' U1e ' Q Epple, Anita Joyce E step, 1 The llobvar, with a ofew ...,, ""'• I PT PLEASANT - ThP Ma! US Amba,.ador Ellsworth ~ars enter tht galt T!tm will •••, . , ''""'""1 ,.,.....,...... IO!l County Board of Reall~ diS· ! Bunker ordered all AmericAn be no rhar~ lor parking In dte HURON omo Tflt;: Mrs Wesley () Fulk, Runald 1139 !nffored 11.bout fl lnlllton Bnf'fi!'N!IIIIIItih•ll tn~ st.'\ r.ntnt ! • '' ~ ,.. ... ••• ,,11 011, , ~•• cusoed plans f~r a Fam•ly Plan- Civilians lndool8 dur~ng the school klt adj•renl to Jarks~y of one of 14 missing aky. Gene Gl'l'atlio~!l!. William ,.. , iblm~•e to lf3 ueril'l:ll'll! ,.J Av•nue or etoewhere G\itsode divero who plunged Into Lake Howard, Mtt:?Dblly Kllna, Ml'l l'l!nllnl¥'1cati011* equlpmerll, ut 1 mng and Child ~poem~ Clime voUng to avoid danRer. .,.._..,.. ,...., .., ..... •• lh•y hone to open soon far rhe fenct.'d area Tw~, • f•ve Erl• Sunday 11as recover«! lllthel Knutts, Rebetea Lemlll!· came thto Its born~ P9rt, under - .....,.•.,. "' , .., .., I mamed wom•n allow mcome SUPERSTITION cents o1 the fee will ~o II) th• 1 l Thursday as 1 federal lpq•llrv ttr, James Lerof Mash, Jr, Its own JI"Wer ~ 1 - • · ,_ ,... ' .....'! " ... Th• board members also d1s Priest• >f the ancient Zoroa- 1athletic d~l)Srtmenl and 25 tents opened Into the wo11t disa-l•• Mrs Ernest G McCOy and In· /-!v ,, .!,~ .,.,.' .: cussed lhe pos•iblllty of serur- stmn religion In Iran wear , to the band m SI)Qrt ~rachut• blstory1 fan! son, Jeffery W Nash, Mrs Phlla Jj)o olio~ 41 • - ..... -.. •...,., .,.,.. mg a mobile tlental Will that •• 1mesks while tending sacred I Pomt Plea•ant's fir!) h • m e Thr \Indy !!f !!'lkbael Thl!tm,~ Richard I! Newell a"'l , lnf,ntl l'tlllburf!h ~10 tiD llx- 616 - ~,.,.., - -u.. .,.. ., operating oot or tne st~te JJe. 1fired In thelnempleo, In tne be-1-amo will lie Jl'rt~nv '~ern- 1Sprtnglleld. Dl11911""' th• f!Tst ' son, Rubert I' Pullins. Leon H WISt, HaU ,(7) Farrell <el:' ,,.., "' ....,.,.. of Health for t he hef the coverlllll'! ketp the I ber 8th w1\lin they ' meet ~ark-J to he f~uild ";t~ct Sunday wh•n Put&. Tl"totby M Rolllni, WI!· onver 1 l,'eale, Pizarro 1<11 and ..,,,"!'0• 1c:hll<lren ~I Mason C01111ty needfrom eontaminatlnC 'lhe er.burg South on the ·I 'I.e al rims• of the twc othm Mre ~· ll~m G Swords. Jt, Mra. HuRo May W-Vbte· (llll7). ~--k. . field. ' " ;, "'f -'' • '~If 4'0vered lianlllie'llike. IH. Vornboll, :Mb 'tenalWe~. Hall {A~: ~ ,,l ....... -,,. •. ~ '. . , ~ I 1 ".:noo ..o Close - d 0 n A .. b Reifiu:u,e~ V u.s. 1 SEC Prob•Intr 1 ActiVIbes Of 300 BrokerS Temmratures rDi ,T 30- J I p 0 sn • M"dwesl Meas I Ohl·o Taxes Up FI·rst u.·ke In 8 Years I J ' Hopes, Dreams ShatteredBy W S Kin ar ays g B 1 1 rl•e s f 1 I I van vfillll\en ·_:.:_1: .,. I Suffers Head cODCUSSIOD • Beat of tile Bend N A , ew ss•gnment J G' 1 N ,. .. Maxey 1 Hospital NeWS 1 ul .and .:frid 1 ':.t.,. }.t ') Ci VI•1•IanS j 1 1 1 TfK I cr ' "' '' li 196f- \ • , • ' t•· ~ ~v~~· ' ' > Me •., B~~er~d es End ,&-~ S,n~el; ~~Y-Mfd~le~rt."O,<Sef!. /j;()MIIp~~ lq~4S"'~P1 1~l .~·· A~· t'J'Dh'vf.Ct '.t~l~ R"~·~h!f~i~ ~~ %!.:~rm,CHieiOf~taff ~ ~. :)! ·u u·• ; • · v ~ r. Chesliire· St\fstem .,· '9,Jo~.t JUAk~. ~~lco·Th~~~tY de~~~:~~ di~~·t~ P"'e':J,·cts .'~"Prool ps ;f.' 0 J '' U ~· l • • ' " MayBew'I•thdrawn w}t•hIn• 18 :nut ' h S .U ~ " .{ ',",. Maloney Cops Fourth In Row ~~~ U6itiJS~· Colts ' ' "f ' Sinks Redskbts·~ 'l'l<'; By STEVE SMJLANICH weekend of tuneup testa. , klns 23 17 m the nation's play:d at Mobil~ ~ •l:OJC!!'f,~ UPI SJI!Irll Writer I Washmgton wmner of three cap1tal , • I West Coo I 11 The sudderl ' SijCCess of \he stra1ghl exhibition ,outlngs.lfelt Buffalo broke Into th'e wm Exlubiiio ~ :on bi~n ~:: 01~~ ,.,~ washington Red8ilhs and the the .tm~ of ®feat for lha lfSt tomght w miSf6rtunes of the•Buffalo Bills time m exhibition play 'liturll' l columr for the first tune asthe j takmg place on the Wm sl ls at S were a thing of the past today!day nig]lt as neighborlnfi Bills 1 snapP,ed a four-game where Kansas C1ty of the 1P1aya:; 1111 CINCINNATI (UPI) - Reds pllcb So ex-Red hurler Joe while pther .p[otessional football Balllmore, ted by tncO!IlP&rablej lOsing streak lly beaUng the American Football ~gue tahn ' lnler.toage !~l:~ Manage• Dave BriStol Is won· Nillhall, now a broadcaster, teams geared for !he !mal big Johlmy Unitas, beat the fled. New ) ork Jets 31-23 111 a game gles wJth Los An~eles of I e Coailll"'; vic!~~ derlug whether anyone still be- competed for hliD, and wound - NFIJ m a battle of ~nbeaten Baltiou;ll'e • .,. lleves Jim Maloney has lost h1s up wmmng the set for JIJII ' cl11bs ' • mght was t)ler, fasl ball. "I never did wm anything The C"--fs a~d Rams take exhibt!I~ and ~q~~~~ You heard such talk earller,when I was competing for my· t4,entiCal 4.0 tecords.Ahto their i Vlctory tbla 11asori. when Maloney was I self, lamented Nuxhall "What do you metlll you'll atke outmg m the l:.os Angeles r1vato-a wiiilli!iii~l~~ auffertag With the shoulder mlB- Teammate Milt Pappas sug. your mast off If 1 do'" Coliseum lrom 1959 ' ' erlas. gested that Maloney go f wallet By vrro STELLINO lost the lead but a solo homer thick of the race with I In another Fr1dav night acllon Umtas thre1! But the 3·1 v1ctory Maloney hWitlng" "He 1s bound to fmd UPI Sports Writer by Tommie Agee and a two-run dramatic 10 9 victory over tbe St Louis Cardmals face the liOns n tOI ~i:!re :~~~ rel!stered last night when 1e a thousand-dollar bill " chuckled I '!'his •s the age of the blast by Pete Ward 111 the 18alt1more whUe Washington wtnle;s Chicago Bears '" the steenng B : '''''"! Stope~' tile San ' FrallCisco I Milt I s Ciallst In baseball but CISCO eighth mmng gav~ <lhicago a 4·2 1blanked New York, H Wmdy CitY •• Giants wttb four hits should 91- l Johnny Bench, the 19-year-old I cttos does seem to be VIctory and kept the American ln the !jatlbnal League, SIX games are s:lleduled IJim 1enca even !be most skeptical. Irookie catcher, backed up Ma- l ove<dolng II a bit. League so tight there's JUSt ilk Clncmn&tl edged San FranciSCO Saturday and Sunday 8 slat~ I ho~~.~~r~:e• IlioN !I It was biB fourth In a row, the Itoney's four-hitter wilh a twoHe spec~ahzes '" PIII:hmg lor Igames separatmg the top Jou(, 3-l, St LouiS topped Houston ;., Includes an A~l~eague opene lime adva!ta_. ~v~'r';~ last tbtee route-gomg perform. run double off Mike McCormick Ch•~ago agamst the Boston Red., clubs 11, Chicago edged N•w York 2-1, with Boston al SnveiF th th• Jel& i OVer tbe span Maloney In the sev~nth mnlng to give I he Pittsburgh heat Philadelphia " ' Bay area riVO1s an ranc 1sco en only two runs and Maloney hts 13th vtctoey of the I Sox before 35,000h1ansheu,n!ll f~d Meanwhile, for all his effort, 1 4 and Atlanta mpped Los and Oakland also tangle Sund&l l Namath '" order to "" seventh mnmg II' en s 1 c 1 ecord remams at IW ' 1n an N~L AFL exhibitiOn Turner some II hits ID 33 1-3 innings 1season agamst ntne losses FOREST HILLS N y (UPI) even thougb he's leadmg 1 o ar os r Edd e Angeles 5-4 1 Bl<perlence Maloney was a winaer Thurs. The loss was the second '" a -Wimbledon champ John New· The Whtte Sox then blow the But It's 2-0 '" manager ' I Curt Blelary's -two-out, two- game da take The Bills j~:~l,;~~~l:~: day night even befere he went row the Reds have handed Me- I combe opens his drtYe today to lead but come back to wm even IStanky s book ' rWI hemer in the nmth mmng I g:tm~lev~r;~~ :nd at on a !M'yard out on !tie mound ICormick, whose record now give Austraha ds lOth US lawn though Carlos doesn't get tt.e "Th•s IS the second tlDle'" a capped a three-run mnmg that I ~ t N J In a doublehead Allen Smtih "I almost fainted wllen I stands 4t 18-7 And the homer tenms singles championship 10 Vtctory row thiS !ella has pitched his , gave Baltimore a 9-8 lead /ill'er rm~e 0~1 1 nd the world Namath ~:rip~::.~~~J,l beard it over !~e radio," Lee May socked In the second the 'ast 12 years It sounds a bit Improbable but guts ou~," Stanky sold, "m my Minneso!a gomg mto the last of ~~a~mon ·~;e:n Bay Packers pa!!el lor I laugh@<~ Maloney I was JUSt tnnmg to ,let the Reds off 1<1 a The 24 year old sensabon that's exactly wbat hl!ppened to I book he s won two ~ames !like the mn,th But Rich Rl!ese face the hometown Browns touchdowns In ready to leave the clJbbouse 1.0 lead accounted for the first from down under who dropped Carlos-a veteran of sev.n what 1 see m htm Icountere4 with a two-run pinch whde Minnesota plays Atlanta Turner Cl>mpleted lnd begin warming up J almost run off McCormick smce Vada only two sets en route to hiS seasons m the mmors who was Half Game Lead homer Ill tile bottom of the m the o ener At Prmceton the 10 p~ss didn't make tt." Pinson tagged the Giant lefty I w.mbledon crown was down for called up from lndmnapohs by The toss left the Red Sox JUst mnth to give the Twins an : jp~~~~~~ad~e~r~hlia~E~ag~le~s~te~s~t~~~he~'~n~el!d~go~a~ls~o~f~:==;;~ Wliat Maloney had heard was for a homer back on Aug 19 a ftrst round match agamst the White Sox earlrer this one-llalf game ahead of Mmn"' lexciting comeback v I c t o r Y , P word I!Iat be bad won a color at San Francisco'• Candle slick Mike Estep of Dallas a I called up from Indianapolis by sola while 1dle Detroit IS one Khne got credll for the viCtory I1 tele$lon set 1Par'k youngster Just out of the )umol'l' the White Sox earlier this game back and the White Sox and raiSed, hiS record to 7~ The aet went to the winner Bench's game • wmntng lllow but good enough to help the monlh- m hiS first tw'o major are now II> games back Frank Bertama pitched a of an accuracy tbrowlntl t:~~ntest was preceded by May's double Aussie adjUSt hiS strokes 1<1 the league starls Elsewhere In the American thlee-hltter to give the senators among Red ptlchers, whldl was and an Intentional paS! to Tom- II Foregt Rills grass 1 Carlos made ht 9 ftrst start League, Mmnesota stayed m the 1• triumph over ;J,ew York. a phaae of a television manu· my Helms Newcombe w•lh second-seed agamst the Red Sox last Sunday factureMpDIISOred pre • game The R"?s will send, Mel ed Roy Emerson th•ia seeded before 3·!,580 fans In Chicago show. I Queen agamst the Giants GQY· 1Tony Roche, ""seeded Bill : and was hlted after gomg 6 I·S NuhaD Back In Aetloa lord Perry tontght as they at Bowrey Owen Dav;dson and Immngs with the While Sox Maloney couldn't compete be- tempt to run their wtnnmg Ray Rulfels g1ve Australta a Iahead 1.0 Bob Locker replaced ~use he was sched~~ to Istreak to!~ games . pat hand In the 86th US title h•m, gave up the tymg run m - ---- chase and no one else was the eighth but got credit for the .a..~a. AIR conceded muc~ ~ha~~pe--Clark Ivictory when the Sox won 2-1 m By United Press International Mmftesota CKaa,t 9-13), I p m MEMBERS Gr~~ ..:o~f Beachwood Ohto- ltle nmlh I American League Cleveland (McDowell 1111) at,- :iiiiiii:E:iiiiiiiiiii By Utlletl Prest Jntemattonal 1 BNatlonaI LWe a g u tr::r~~ won hiS opener handily from Thursda:a:;h~to~arlos start W L. Pel GB Cahforma (SIIDmons 1·1), 11 ; 33 ' ynn, s 8 os1on raves ' Sherwood Stewart of Baytown bel \ 76 59 563 Pm ' ISanto Cubs and Hart, Giants National League Th sd and led against the Red Sox ore Mmnesota 74 58 561 'k Baltimore (Richert 8-13) at G. All 1\. H. Pet. M Cepeda Cards 24 Tex 6-3 6 3 1-3 ur av I" 35 138 fans m Fenway Park and Detroit 74 59 556 1 Kansas City (Hupter 11·13) 8 , 88 •• 1., 350 ' •• • Marlv ~ ssen of Evanston " d d 't hit tx 1 Clmnte, Pitt 12th "" ~ I Amertcau League. Yastrzemhe has retamed the ' n even a11ow a or s Chicago 73 59 551 111 I P m Cepe•h StL 128 485 79167 344 ski Red Sox 35 K111ebrew showed h1 h th mmngs But he was pulled mI Cahfornla 66 65 504 3 1 Chicago (Peters 15-7) at 1 Staub Hou 123 451 ii5 153 334 Twin • s 34 Howard 'Senators 3\' grass form t a gave t Orlm e the seventh mmng while work Washmglon 111 70 476 111> I Boston (Morehead 4 a), ' _.G aoa ' ' ' recent eastern crown a ange ht d 1 dl 1 <\lou, Pitt 117 451 71 "' ...., F Robinson Orioles 26 Kalme I N J hv pohshmg off lefty Keith mg on a one- Iter an ea ng Cleveland 63 71 470 121> P m Flood StL 1!11429 56 139 324 and McAuhffe Tigers 22 Carpenter of Canada 6 4, 6-3, 6- 11 0 Baltimore 59 71 454 141> Saturday's lllames ''·!F' Rose, Cln • 120 468 76 I~ 321 Ruus Batted In 1 Hoyt Wilhelm came on and New York 59 75 440 161> Washington at New 1York, night Gnzlz, Pllll 118381 60 125 321 Natfooal League· Cepeda 2 Graebner the h•ghest seeded - - - - ~ Kansa1 City 55 76 420 19 Detroit at Mmnesota Aaron. All 125 490 95156 318 cards 104, Wynn, Astros 97 Yank Wllh 'the seventh spot on Thursday's Results Cleveland at Cahforma n1ght ADen, PhD 122 468 89 143 307 Aaron, Braves 90, Clemente ! the lis• was the only American I Mmoosota 10 Baltimore 9 Baltimore at Kansas City Davll, N.Y. 129 t89 66 149 305 Pirates 89, Perez, Reds 84 1<1 reach the quarter fmals a Washmgton 6 New York 0 Chtcago at Boston Amelteao League Amerleau League· Yastrzem- ear a 0 I Chicago 4 Boston 2 (mght) National League G.ABB.H.Pct. 1skt, Red Sox 95, Killebrew, Y How:ver Gr bner lost to 1 (only gamesscheduled) W L Pel GB f'RbiD, BIB 1011'15 'ID 124 33l Twms 90 E Robmson Or10les Riessen in t~e .~!stern !mal and • • Today's Probable Pltcbero St l.ouiS 83 51 619 Yatnl!liBoll 1.14483 90149 308 78, Howard, Senators 75, he lost to South Africa's ct1fr , (All Times EDT) Cmc•"n•t• 73 61 545 JO 8colt, Boa 132 46'1 81142 304 Blefary, Or10les 70 Dry!dal• m the Pennsylvama , Washmgton (Ortega 9 7) at Chicago 72 62 537 11 Kallne, "Det 104181. 1'8108 299 Pitching Grass Courts fmal I CLEVELAND (UPI - Tht New York (Peterson 513) , 31~~~·~~!~~~~~co ~ ~~ STOCK Carew, Mlnll National Lea.e· Mc<;ormlck, J Drvsdale. runner up here two Cleveland Browns, sl•ll lookmg p m at Atlanta 67 64 51! 141'o •PLUS ric to 17c 108 41115 !a .299 Giants 15-7 Hughes Cards 13-S, years ago and commg back 1for the~r first exhibtt•on wmo~ Detro I~ ~(la~a 13 7) p ,, crh 64 69 481 161> Fed ex.... fa>(, 111 Whitewalls Blair Bait 120428 lt126 .292 Farrell, Phils 9-4; Jarvis, strong after a winter hernia Itake on the No110nal l'ootball l Le Sta dl Lo A 1 60 71 ~ 211> aalti , .. lil'd or Fregit, Gal ' 122467 289 Braves 13-6, Veale Pirates 15-7 operation showed hiS fifth League champiOn Gr<en Bay International ague n ngs u.'usl~~e es 55 60 4U7 28¥, tires ell 111ft four,tradHil 'Blaekwalls Cnglro, 8oS 115 3111 ltlOO 287 America• League Lonborg seeded talents '" a 6-3 6 3 6 3 Packers m Jhe second half of IBy United Press laternatmnal N York 5! 79 392 30 11~, off ,.,.r, ~ 1 Htlb81', KC 114 8'/8 81 105 278 Red Sox 18-6, Merritt Twjns 0 bree.e agamst Manne Lleut Ed the Labor Dav hohday double I W L Pet GB ew 'nursday'• Results 1 MJncber, Cal 4, Horlen, While Sox 14-6, NewmaQ '1/hlle fourth seeded header Saturday mght RI~hmond 77 59 566 Chicago 2 New York 1 (11 775·15(6.70.15) 7.75-1417 50.141 !listS f11119 2771 McGlothlin, Angels 11-5, Peters, lefty "leola P1hc of The Packers move m With an i Rochester 75 59 560 1 mnmgs) I B-. Bw "'!~ So~ 15-7 downed Lamar Roemer outstandmg exh1bllmn rtcorll be I Toledo 72 6! 533 4'o Pittsburgh e Philadelphia\ 4 7 35-15(6.50.15) 7 35-14(7 .00-14) 1 ---- ~ Houston, 6-1 1-2 8-4 hmd th•m Columbus 67 69 493 10 (mghtl 640.15 6.95-1416.50·141 In top men's matches on Thev are undEfeated m four Jad<sonv1Ue 64 71 474 12<; Atlanta 5 Los Aogelrs 4 (nl~hO second day of the champiOn games, compiling 96110mts and Toronto 63 71 470 13 Cincmnatl 3 San Francisco ~ sh1ps, Ruche was matched up only :13 The Packers Buffalo 62 71 466 1311. (mghll N...,...loeague !Taylor ($-S) 010 OQI 200- 4 6 21agam,t toughie Gene Scott of shut out tlle C~llege AU· Syracuse 59 76 437 171> st Lows 5 Houston 1 flo~ght) (11 "'ddp) Los A Tbondav'• Results Today's Probable Pitchers 000 1101 13x- 51 2, New York a former DaviS Stars and the Chicago Bears 011111101 000 a.- 14 I Atlanta Re fl) d R Cupper and a fme turf player and allowed the Dallas Cowboys Toronto 4 Syraruse 1 (11111mngs l )All Times EDT) Oste~ganup&!la:' 18) I and SIXth seeded Roger Taylor qnly three points Plltsburgb n1ght) New York (Fisher 9-15 J'lfP-~' haw (2rll LP- of Brilaln drew Armistead gained the other 20 pomts In a Buf(alo 2 Rochester 1 (1st, Cardwell 4-91 at Chicago fCulnll (l5-l4 BRS--Roseboco INeely of Tampa Fla rto 31-20 loss to Green Bay mns twln•ghtl ' 8-10 and Jenkms 18-10) 2 33M Zeke Bratowsk1 IS expected to Rochester 3 Butalo 2 (2nd p m ' 1 Chuck Pasarell of Pue ( ~ 000- 1 4 0 RICO, woo upset Spain's be at quarterback at the sta· night) Los Angeles (Sulton tl-13) at : 000 20><- 3 5 1 Santana at Wimbledon, start! dlum Saturday mght Regular Toledo 2 JacksonvtUe I (night\ Atlanta (Lemaster A) a p m tus run from the ;Bart Starr's bruised nbs are Columbus 1 Richmond 4 (night) Sa!l Francisco !Herbel 2-41 at 1n1t Repair Service I McCordllck, Linzy !8) and slot agamst Bill Blill' bealmg I Clncmnatt (Queen 12 6) 8 p m •HEATING Malllljey (J.3.9) !llld Point. Some of the brighti'!lt n~w WITH RUFFLES• Houston (Giusti 111-13) at Bench: LP~ick names In football WID be On . LoUIS I Briles 9-5) 9 p m •PLUMBING 11~~~; IIOthl hand for the annual twm hilt- MUNICH, West Germany Philadelphia tL Jackson •ROOFING 11· 000 001 1100- IS 2 CUnt Jones of the Minnesota VI- (UPI)-A helicopter dropped! 121 at Pittsburgh (Fryman St. L 001 001 ozx- 5 5 I Andorson and JUD 1,000 paper dresjles m a field 18 p m ' , -FORBellnaky, Sherry of G~ Bay and Thursday and hundreds of Saturday's Games ar (I) and Brand; lUndy JohnsOn and ~·ommy No teen-agers scrambled to find New York at Chicago (2) Willis (I) and ~ bi9 of the Atlanta Faleons prtze.wlnnlng number Angeles at Atlanta (9-6). The Falcons and V•kmgs w•IL San FrancisCII at Clncmnatt Midd~.o. N. ~nd Ave. , , ...1" lfRS - Cepeda meet In the opener. The flflder was Houston at I« Louis (JZnd). PI'I'I'SBURGH Anderson and Grabowskl wll' Ischoolboy ~(eter .., at Pittsburgh '=;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;:-;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;. •-,&flUe 1be two of Cleveland'• special who can now trav~ to Lo..~on Law, whose maJOr " h the dress 1 his 1 • I , / , pjtebipg career spanned problems in the rughtcap After lo<.c oose o ' \ 1of seasotung, the two dreams from the collection years with the a year \ Pirate~ has runmng 'backs are now ready televisl"l' actreos Dla~ Rilll Tb3 step 1~ for the departea Jim whO alij Paul Horn~ng RECORD CATCH • fJnt lfte only rookie m the ' /. ,was the second SANTA CRUZ DE TlllNER· '- "1. ' 'I ~' / nearly 500 college Bpaln IUPI)-FIShermen '- '\, / by the claliDed lbey ca111ht 1 1 k h See S1Ot TenniS. r·JtIe In 12 TrieS • =Y·Ield"" I I .I ' I ,::! 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Those present were William, Margaret Ann €prleton anti rick • tt r. a·A Mts: l)i!an Brinker and the hos!j!s~. Mrs .. vanMeier. ,Altl!r. ~PI!!'' a drive Veto Lak~ was enjoyed During .the week Mrs. Bri1~ker· 11 received nice cards if , . .,.. ,~ many SPECiAh$ AT THE T~e FUMO:S ARE BAD SP~N-A-YARN ENOI.J(;I.I.. BUT YOU'VE .see . with GOT TO U5TEN TO Tf4E BRIAR BOYS TOO .. • 1MW( AMO II"NoiiT TIP' 'TO N"-i £PEL6TiiiN L-OS AH61L.&S C"'L.IF, 870 ASH 5T., MIDDLEPORT eFRIDAY & SA'JIURDAY• ,, :·:;N·l>'1: "Coleen" (Linen Yorn) Reg. 1.19 ' ~,;;;-, ;="Monet" (Wool Blond) Reg. T.29 ,;. IIBIEA\IDIT PLUS FREE PATTERN thru Friday-12 Ti14. ·iillll·r :,p:~ Saturday, 9 til 4 KNITTING LESSONS Foreign News Comms,~tary ~··§Til · --~ ~ For Bade to School ' . USSR Gambles On New Base Of Influence In W. Africa ..'• ' ~fALL SHOE AND BACK TO SCHOOL Mike a beautiiul lmpmtlon lilt. first dsy back IDd . •all var.loni. with ~ breeey ·1!\IW hJirdo to flat\<r your f!ll· - I n ewri ,.,., . ' ·lola's Beauty Salon Phone ;h.Usr· " U4 L Main · l'oiMrer THE SHOE ' NEW '68' ZENITH COLOR TV AS LOW AS ·.. ~ .; · .. ·;·· ·· $349.95 .MIDDLEPORT, 0. INGELS FURNITURE . • · ' J . .There's not another watch that '· · does as much for a man's prick· : ' Open Frld.y & Slfurdly Nlght1 . , ~·263~ . '))\ '·'- ' II' . ~Jr;IDUPOif ~s-·· lT ,, ; ' . ft, I '""' ' t . . .. ' 1 ' • .. I '. HOME 'JMPR()VE,.,ENT ·' .. BEGINS WITH BULOVA from ~e ·\. · Excellence Collecnon. ), THE RACINE I'I;A!':IING "'ILL · · BUILDING SU~LIES and MILL WORK ' .·to make a great Jeal NEW 1968 Latidn!. ' Mr. 11118 Mtt( M;afytn ·Wlllt- !I or,~ ·on a great Plpnouth. !: I Just R9.c;~jved ; e•rLo•d:of ' FRAMING . '" · 2x4 thru 2x'12 •• PlaiDs, were Jaa'Mr. tlill"))r!! t.anj caftll. ~~s of Salem vislt- Ji! 'lfr. and Mrs. Marvin Marks . ; , NJJ. Elbel Conkel and Dan iuld 1<C!lU&In oi;(Jldlllrothe vislt411 Mri and M'i!l. Cflariee Reno- · *"·i.' ~ Tile_ Go~!p: RUle Sun d afy ICbOOI claso and the WSCS held i picnic recently at the Meth- ! ~!lin Churcll basement due to ~~I weather. I . i ttlllh·Swan. !l'Uppero P I 1 I n ' IIJienl several days 'Wilb 1\lr. I : Edith O<!horn. Keoo, visited .tJdrey Smith and Nellie steh- i .t I · and Mrs. Hank Holter vis- · llfl'. and Mra. Dave Holt· I Chesttr. FREE ESTIMATES Say Ti¥1 Things .·· ThltAreSo ' • HirdTo S1y ,, In Wordl FLOWERS SPEAK A SPECIAL LANGUAGE Dudley's 59N, 2nd Ava. ..• ,. .. .,, ' J ' lilid Mrs. Sberiey Swan. . COLOR TELEVISION • RACINE IU~NG MILL ·, Rt. 1.24- 180sq.lnch Portable With Stand 349.95 . • 1,;· ~. , 992-.$560 M!IJDLEPORT,O. <' ' j .. Serfuig the Blg Bend Area .-:.. ' • ' '.· ·'·/.'.f ;t:. '• \ . , \t'· ' THE PALMIRITIOIC-Ideol for f&mllles with •limited space. The valuti)rieed•Patmor with Ita cl..n eOD\OIIIp!)l' 1I'Y linet will fit almoit anywhere! The IOf~ -filar· JkoWII "' metal ~!net will bl'!ld wltl! any: 'l(_ ~1'• • • modern de<orator ~es, Ftatureo lnclu~ lnsUni'~;; 26,000 toll Q-28 el.auiJ. "Super S<opo'' Tunera. deflin · I t roD-about earl and Automatic 'Deiauiolng. 17" II, 23~" "'· 18~· D. ·' .. Associated Radio:&TV } ~635 ' ~ ... ~ . ' ' r ·~~"'. ''•\.-"'• f .ORAGE HARVEStERS • ' ' 1••~ ~ellable, ·~ t eaav to own I '. 011 '1 . ".~ot''! . ' finish BOLLARD . ..i '' . ,.;·"' •- i . ' �-' , " .' '· .' " ~ i" ' •. ' f ' ~ '•' I ,\ <', ' -~ .' ' -· '·•• ' ·'' ' ,. ' ' i '' .\• ., i Pen • ·.. ... ,.... ' ' ~~:_About '• . . ,Pomeroy Barbflt'ue Cooko1d · ..,..., I! I'IJT IN~ W~Y T~i DO _TloliY PI Pi oti T~i Sltlll 0~ T~il l!. ~E? IS TMI.T Tloll LOCGi $ECRiT ~N ~ ~D J.IOLO IT OVER ._ FU\Mi"• GIVI5 IT ._ Nl~i' . COUNTli~SIGN? 5MOKiWOUSI · TA~TI .. • Jt Van ~Jeter flome A barbecue cookout was Joyed the h•ll!e •1 ¥.!'•· vanll{elil"'in ·lutnor of he mother's birthday, . Those present were William, Margaret Ann €prleton anti rick • tt r. a·A Mts: l)i!an Brinker and the hos!j!s~. Mrs .. vanMeier. ,Altl!r. ~PI!!'' a drive Veto Lak~ was enjoyed During .the week Mrs. Bri1~ker· 11 received nice cards if , . .,.. ,~ many SPECiAh$ AT THE T~e FUMO:S ARE BAD SP~N-A-YARN ENOI.J(;I.I.. BUT YOU'VE .see . with GOT TO U5TEN TO Tf4E BRIAR BOYS TOO .. • 1MW( AMO II"NoiiT TIP' 'TO N"-i £PEL6TiiiN L-OS AH61L.&S C"'L.IF, 870 ASH 5T., MIDDLEPORT eFRIDAY & SA'JIURDAY• ,, :·:;N·l>'1: "Coleen" (Linen Yorn) Reg. 1.19 ' ~,;;;-, ;="Monet" (Wool Blond) Reg. T.29 ,;. IIBIEA\IDIT PLUS FREE PATTERN thru Friday-12 Ti14. ·iillll·r :,p:~ Saturday, 9 til 4 KNITTING LESSONS Foreign News Comms,~tary ~··§Til · --~ ~ For Bade to School ' . USSR Gambles On New Base Of Influence In W. Africa ..'• ' ~fALL SHOE AND BACK TO SCHOOL Mike a beautiiul lmpmtlon lilt. first dsy back IDd . •all var.loni. with ~ breeey ·1!\IW hJirdo to flat\<r your f!ll· - I n ewri ,.,., . ' ·lola's Beauty Salon Phone ;h.Usr· " U4 L Main · l'oiMrer THE SHOE ' NEW '68' ZENITH COLOR TV AS LOW AS ·.. ~ .; · .. ·;·· ·· $349.95 .MIDDLEPORT, 0. INGELS FURNITURE . • · ' J . .There's not another watch that '· · does as much for a man's prick· : ' Open Frld.y & Slfurdly Nlght1 . , ~·263~ . '))\ '·'- ' II' . ~Jr;IDUPOif ~s-·· lT ,, ; ' . ft, I '""' ' t . . .. ' 1 ' • .. I '. HOME 'JMPR()VE,.,ENT ·' .. BEGINS WITH BULOVA from ~e ·\. · Excellence Collecnon. ), THE RACINE I'I;A!':IING "'ILL · · BUILDING SU~LIES and MILL WORK ' .·to make a great Jeal NEW 1968 Latidn!. ' Mr. 11118 Mtt( M;afytn ·Wlllt- !I or,~ ·on a great Plpnouth. !: I Just R9.c;~jved ; e•rLo•d:of ' FRAMING . '" · 2x4 thru 2x'12 •• PlaiDs, were Jaa'Mr. tlill"))r!! t.anj caftll. ~~s of Salem vislt- Ji! 'lfr. and Mrs. Marvin Marks . ; , NJJ. Elbel Conkel and Dan iuld 1<C!lU&In oi;(Jldlllrothe vislt411 Mri and M'i!l. Cflariee Reno- · *"·i.' ~ Tile_ Go~!p: RUle Sun d afy ICbOOI claso and the WSCS held i picnic recently at the Meth- ! ~!lin Churcll basement due to ~~I weather. I . i ttlllh·Swan. !l'Uppero P I 1 I n ' IIJienl several days 'Wilb 1\lr. I : Edith O<!horn. Keoo, visited .tJdrey Smith and Nellie steh- i .t I · and Mrs. Hank Holter vis- · llfl'. and Mra. Dave Holt· I Chesttr. FREE ESTIMATES Say Ti¥1 Things .·· ThltAreSo ' • HirdTo S1y ,, In Wordl FLOWERS SPEAK A SPECIAL LANGUAGE Dudley's 59N, 2nd Ava. ..• ,. .. .,, ' J ' lilid Mrs. Sberiey Swan. . COLOR TELEVISION • RACINE IU~NG MILL ·, Rt. 1.24- 180sq.lnch Portable With Stand 349.95 . • 1,;· ~. , 992-.$560 M!IJDLEPORT,O. <' ' j .. Serfuig the Blg Bend Area .-:.. ' • ' '.· ·'·/.'.f ;t:. '• \ . , \t'· ' THE PALMIRITIOIC-Ideol for f&mllles with •limited space. The valuti)rieed•Patmor with Ita cl..n eOD\OIIIp!)l' 1I'Y linet will fit almoit anywhere! The IOf~ -filar· JkoWII "' metal ~!net will bl'!ld wltl! any: 'l(_ ~1'• • • modern de<orator ~es, Ftatureo lnclu~ lnsUni'~;; 26,000 toll Q-28 el.auiJ. "Super S<opo'' Tunera. deflin · I t roD-about earl and Automatic 'Deiauiolng. 17" II, 23~" "'· 18~· D. ·' .. Associated Radio:&TV } ~635 ' ~ ... ~ . ' ' r ·~~"'. ''•\.-"'• f .ORAGE HARVEStERS • ' ' 1••~ ~ellable, ·~ t eaav to own I '. 011 '1 . ".~ot''! . ' finish BOLLARD . ..i '' . ,.;·"' •- i . ' �' •I • . '. ' ..... ' ) . ' '· ' . . I ,'· I ' - JI'IIT · •IAPNI!Y GOOGLI IIIII lfMIPY IMI'IM "'"""+&" •n~l '"r .<.t -~ ' • Ch'urch ·News· ) _1. .\ WUOMI HOMe, PAW II Sch.otl, 9:30 a.. PLE GROVji: :..: • '' m., 1st and 3rd • . Bu,U.. - <l!'urch School, 9:30 i Iii. each Sullday, Rov. Youlig, pa,s!Or.: . GREAT 'B!JND - Wor~.·· . ftliiJ!IPII*I~ .. Columbia Cbapel - · Son<hJ !!ebqot ,9:4t a.' 'm., : 9:30 a. m,;'!st and Srd . ' l. t) - ·SundaJ ljql!WJIOa.m. .Outh SerVil-e 6:1rp. m. Even· Rll!lsell Archer, SUpl Sunday Church Sc;hoo~ 10H5 ~~~~ih~~~; ' 1 o1. Willa.., Supt." 7:sb p, m. worsblp, 10:45 IL m. and 7:30 IL m. Sunday, MORSE CBAPEL day and .s lldpUII Church, lla.ban Stiv.,...vllle Rd.: . t... p. m. alternately. Bible Study -worship, 11 a.m., 1st and srd p. m. Gnllllead, Rev. C. L. O'Qlo- ll'rtedom Gospel Mlsslou - and prayer service, led by pas- Sundays; Omrcb School 9:30 a Latter Dqy 11111' lor lk1berl Lew•· I'Jorsblp I p. m. eacb Suo· tor, 7:30 p. nL Woduesday. m. Sunday. Reorganized 1t'llarcll ol . 1 , PBS ' "" pastori Roger Christian Epdeavor, 7:30 p.m. 9:30 a.m. MornJna wor· Supt.. Suooay ccnoot, Jrd Saturday ol month. MinersvUle . Methodlsl Cbureh Christ of Latler Day liplnls .;, ' ahir llld. Sunday ScbOOl, r 111 a 1•• Evangelistic service 7 · - Wendell G. Stutler , pastor. Joseph Stobart, pastor. 6 111. ~nmg service, ' ' South Bethel EUB Church .,.. Sunday School, 9 a. m.;' Wor- from Racine on Racine ·;, l:liO p.lll. (1111Yer meeliJJ&. day. Rev. Jafk ' Young, p a. sblp service 10 a. m. land Road. Sunday School: m.; Sunday School 10 a. m.; d Sch "' -•· lln il. · ::10 p. m. Praoer meeting ! : tor: 8un ay ool 9:45 a. til., p 11 11d . .. ,. Ci . a. 11).: " ·"'"'"P . 10 'H;.r· 1 Carpeuter Baptist Cb•ll'dll l. Norman H. Bahr, Supt.; Sunday m· a. i\o•~~nuu•Si J.nln:b~ Sunday evening service. at - ~ School, 9:30 p.Sunm.dayTuSeshdayl, 9 30 a Worship 10o45 a. m. and 7:30 Jsohn Kt~bler, pas lnr. Sunday p. •m.; Wed., worship set,yical Mo lllJl 10 15 . c 00 : · m.; p. m. alternately. Bible S!jldy chool 9'·10• Harold Roush, at 1.:30 p. m. · rDIIJg wor P ; a.m. Worshtp 10;;!11 a. m.; Preachmg d P.. S . led b Supt.; Allen Brewer, Ass't. P. m.· Prayer service an tayet erV!ce, . Y pas- S t P chi 7·30 S R.omQn CQtholic Flnl Bapllll Cbureb, 1"urlday ' ' tor 7-30 p m Thursday up ·• rea ~g · p. m. un. o Lad 1 Lo 1~ S~oo~ 10 a. m., Ray T,p. rs ·PI~In! ~uu 6.urcb Racine Metilodlst Church _ or yo retlo Missloa dleporl - Rev. Charles Whaley, Supt. pe k ~. W. Kun<>ler, pastor: Sun· Bottom - Rev. George ans, pastor. Suoday Sch•JOI 'SJfBcuse ApostoUc Mission_nev.S iac i'<.ung, :~~ day Schnol 9::10 a. m.; Preach· ll. Shipman, Adm. - Sunday a. m.; t;lara Pollen, Supt., Earl eus;.;,, pastor. Services Ill<, un •l worshtp, 3 lng tO 30 a. m. MYF 6 P m . Masses : 10:30 a. .m., 5 p. m. • ' ' :15 a. m.: Worship Setvlce; Wednesday Friday and a. m.; Sunday School, l01a. m.: p d B'b.,l St d 7·3 ., Holy Days: 5 p. m. 1 0 BYP 6 p. m.: Evening "'<<ranltp ' Hob rt v· rd S t rayer an e u y, : p. SL J h • Catbollc Ml ...., • S~nday nights at 7:45 p. Ill ~ •• St da dmep•ya , , up·. m. Wednesday. o os """'7:30 p. m.; ·Wednesday, · welcome. Syracuse Rl. u y an rayer scmces i>!'ethodist- Near Guysvllle (Dutch Ridge); 110ck ~ r · p. m. Prayer meeting; &:30 • by pastor, 7 3ll p. IlL Tuesday. P mg• Rev. Fiank Manier!, p~!IOf, m., choir. practice. Adult Class Meeting 7:30 p. m. Chester Lemley, pastor; Wor Sunday Masa 10:30 a. m.: Boly Church Of • 'hrl·• last Mooday of month. shtp service 9'·10 a. m.; Sun· Day of ObUgaUon 6:30 a.m.; Flrll llapllll Cbrdt, "" -• da~ School, !0: 15 a. m.: MY!' roy - ll!u>. Carver Bradtxu-, Church o! ',!:blilt- Syracuse EUB Chur~h- Rev. 6:30 p. m. Prayer and Bible Confession, I> hour before Sunday School .9:30 Ull IG:ZO. Larry William•, minister; 'Bible Paul A. SeUcrs, pastor; Sun· Study, Wednesday, 1'311 p. m. Mass. ·' Worship service, 10:30 a. School and Morning Worship, day School, 9:30 a. m.; Ben Rutland Methodist Church SQ/VQ!ion Army Nursery and Junior Church for 10:30 a. m.: Christian Endeav- Quisenberry, Supt.; !0:3i) a.. m. Re.. C. J . Lemley, pastor: The Solvation Army, - Eo. childretl. or, 6 p. m.: Everung Wor- Morning Worship~rvice,' lsi Church School 9·30 a.m.; Wor· voy Ray S. Wining, off!~ 1D Flrsl Bapllll " " ' ..,,., 7 P· Ill. and 3rd Sundays of the month. sltip service, tO 30 a. m. charge. Sunday 10 a. m. HellRev. C. I. O'Cennor, .. Bemloclt G ro to Christian 7:30 p. IlL Evenm Evangel,.. Monday, 6·30 p. m. ness meeting: 10:30 a. m. Sun. Sunday ;~ 9~, rtau1t L'burl;4. - Jamea Quisenberry. tic Servlce, 2nd d 4th Sun· Sutton Methodist Chorcb day School Sunday 7 p. m. la.od, Sapli:"'lp:• a. m. 'MoraServtee, 9:30 IL m.: day of montiL John W. Kimbler , pastpr: \'oung Paople's Legion; 7:30 p. lng Worship; 6<30 p. ,... BYF 7:Sir p. m. Wednesday. Bethany EUB Church - llcv. Robert K Lee, . Supt. m. Salvation meeting; Thur• •nd Jlllllor li'ol)awohlP: 8 p. ,!'radford t'allnlll 01 \!brist- Paul A. Sellers, pastor; Morn· ship 9:15 a. m., SuiJQay day, I to 3 P· m. Ladles Home \ Evenin& 84Mh; Wednesday, •oe Roblnaon, minister; . Worship, 9:30 a. to(; Suo· 10 15 a. m. 1 " League: 7 p. IlL Prep classes: ' 7:30 p. m.t.,J!t;!l~ 14eet1Dg, er Forrest,. &qll:. Bible School Scbool, 10 : 3~ a. m.,' i!lythe Oak Gr.ve Methodist nouooement Parish - ·:W'~._.G. IL m., Mornmg Wor*tp Supt.: . Youth Fellow· W. Kimbler, pastor, Earl ADVENTIS'f . pastor. W-~ 10:30 a. m.; li:venmg Worsblp, ship, 6:30 p. m.l Cross, Supt. Sunday School Pomeroy Sevenlb Day Adveo· 8:30 p. m. .·Be.itor Cbdlr Prao- P. Itt Wednesday 1 P. m. CARMEL EUB 't:hurch-Rev, tO: u; a. m.; Preaching 9: tS. fist Charcb - Mulberry Heights i Cainmunity ble Study. Paul A. Sellers, pastor; Sun· Syracuse Methodist (,'burch ·- Rd., norU• of Meigs Memorial ' CarleiOD Church_ Klog .Dexter ~h ol Christ day School, 9:30a.m., Wayne [ w; ndcll G. Stutler, pastor; Wor· Hospital. ~astor, F. W. Gifford, i bury Road _ Cl de Hinton School. 9.30 a. m. . , Roush, Supt.; 10:30 a. m. Morn· , shtp service, 11 a. m.; 7:30 p. , m. Bt!>le Study, prayer minister. ·Sunday ~cbool. ' R!JS.!ell, mlntster; Norman WtR mg Worship, 2ttd ·and 4th Sun· I day Srhool 9:50 a. 11}.;,. MYF meetmg. Other services by ' a. m. ; Woralilp SerVices Sept. Morning Servtces 10:30 a day of the month; 8 p. m. Even- 1Sundny 6 p m. Prayer meeting Hobert [lunham, Ass't. Ser.o.l . ~ieh 'the hope it .mil, in some IIU!IJIUN, ,,.,.,. fJIId laelp ,_ .~~ a.m. atid Worship Services m. lrst ·and third Sunda~s.. ing Evangelistic Servir.e, 2st 1Sunday 7:45 p, m. tees on Saturday: . Sabbath lam which il good in family trnd ~""""'Y Ule, thlt f! a p. m. ~rnate Sundays 8 Moon Clly Ch"!"h ot Chrtst, and 3rd sun9ay o~ month. Laurel Clill Free Methodist School, Z ~· m. Worshtp 3 ture 11 •pomored by the biuinas ffmu and or~ m. wecJt¥lsday, Prayer ..,;,nee. Vocal M~sic, Etttl!f"!>n Weekley, T~inicy U!fed Church Of Churc.b - R. Eugene Gill; ' pas· Vnited Brethren APOS'l't:IUO ~ COMMUNITY . • ll!'oW Bible Stud~. Chr"l. Po~roy - Rev. W. H. tor; Lunday School 9:30 a. m ; Eden Ualted Brelbrea vho•e name, appear befoul, . ( CHURCH_ Beecl1 Grove. Rev. m., !~~1ng Worshtp, 7:30 Perrin, pa gr. Piitrii:k D. Wood, Phil Wise, Supt.; Morning wo-.- Christ Churcb- Rev. Eldea R. ,...., •• •. ~ •• ,_ Sund p.m.; _,e. a • ship 10·30 Set·v.. Blake, . pas tor: ~~::~~:!:llr--------------~-:----_;. Roy ..~ ~· . ay Wednesd8 : ~ Study, 7:30 p. IlL Supt.,· Su . .,.. ,_.I • Scl9·15 , : , · · a: m· :· Youth , SchooL 10:30 ,. L . m., ~ · d .Y. · m. Worsh1p, 10-~5 a, , . ices 1 p. m., Evangelistic ser- 10 IL m.; . Winnie oervices ' ?:$0 'p. II!. Pr9¥er Ml dleporl .Citureb of C!tl-ist l Danfe PUgrnn llness - vlce 7:30 p. m. Mid· Week pray. Sunt- Christian Endeam ,, meeting' 'tuesday "ii30 p m - 6th and . St., Jack Scttez, l (Lagsv e Post Offi J, Rev er 11ervice hq, rll. ,Wedn.S. classes ~J!l' all sou~ ai supl School 9.' 30 a. m.: Chas. . . OO.er, pastor; Sunpay day. . i 'l a p. tiL·, Preaching 8:20 •' , ' 1 10:30 a. m., S~~~: 9:30 a.~ . Mlo. Adra The United Methodi•t Churcb, nl':} Mid·Week prayer meeting, p. Iii.. ~ : · •· . . . BakmofHolmmBreQd ~J:ngUMtllf'd , 7 30 ~ ·~f..et'::· ..... . . 7.30 m;; S1ck, gupt.l. W111'Ship .at 10:30 ~omeroy. The Cburch School '1:$!) p. m. Wednesday, Mra. · :, · II It Coan lt. Athtlll IliUM lei'VIcel,·?:311). m. Wedltesday. J· , . a. m.; Ptlgr\[!1 Youth, \ 6:45 p, at 9:15 a. m.. The Dlv\IJe Wor- 9:30 IL m. Preaching senlicett ll • in~ seqtee:'Hil. p. m.: 'Prayer .30 p, m. ~v. · m.; Evangelistic serviCe, 7:l!O ship at 10:30 a. m. Methodist Mazie Holsinger, clasa Jeadel. Rom RuDow M1i lin h. p. m , Mid· Week Prayer and Youth Fellowship at 5:30 p.m. Letart FaUs United Brell~read l ,. Pom...., Charcb of C not p · Wednes day. 7:30 p. m. M'd · prac t'tee. The 1n Christ Church _James Mar....urch, Sunday School 10 a.m.· MeG ratse, 1 .week cIIOtr ' overn, pastor Sun· bli · ·1 d h. Kelly llaloy, Stipt., P r . Schoo~ 9,00 a. m., Church , Jehovah . Jll' c ji!Vt e to word tp. rison, pastor: Sunday School Producers tmd Distrlbutort Salel - AWl CHAUII!Ri - llnlee · Of High Grade Coal meeting 'fitesday 7:30 :OO a. ,m.; Christian Klngd. o m HaU ol lehovah'• NazQrene . lust and third Thursday at , _ - l!tdfllltrlal - LGw1l .. Gordetl 10 West 'Columbia, W.Va. IYenlng ~. 1:~. .~v. · 6:30 p m; Evening WitheS!, 900 Broadway, Mid· Tbe Charcb ol the Nazatene NO p. m. Second and fourth Tappen 1'111111 ~ ~ 1167-11431 land R~, Pli!Pr> -;. . • 8 p. m. Bible Study, dlepo,l - Publtc meeting Sun· Chester. - Rev . flerberl Grate Sund~y at 7:30 p. m. Prayer Pearl ,/,;lJ!.·; ~brlstlau 8 p. m. day, ,1 p. m.; Watcbtowcr pastor; Mrs. Edna •.ite, Sup~ meeting aecond and fourth " j llr Cholt--Praellce. Chri o1 Christ- Study, 3 p. rn.; Bible Study, Charles Bissell. Ass'~ Sunday I Thursday, 7:30 p. m. and P, ~· Hartford ·"'~ 9 a. . m. DST; Carter minister Bible I Wi. 7.. p. m.: Service meet- Srhool 9:30 a. m.: Mornmg l and third Sunday, 7:30 p. m. Lillie Kygel" pCQ, 9:30· , ScbooL 9:30a. m. w~rship and I ill 8 p. m. Thursday; Mtnt~ Wot;ship'U •: m.; NYPS 6:45 11'rayer meeting every. Wedne,s-11 Cheshire :· ~it lO:,S Preaching service 10 , 30 a. ·m. tr Sch~l, 7 p. m. Thursday. .P· m.: Evemng ,..~r.vu:e, 7:30 day at 7:30 p. m. Chrtstian Eo240 IJncoln s~ Middleport 992-2550 4:50 DST: , N'ger 10:20 y...,1 People's meeting, 6,30 /> f.Utherari p. m.; Midweek Prayjlll .~rVtce day, 7;30 p. m. ~CIIIctft" .I ' and ·Chl!sbn··t :45 EI!T. . · . m. .Evening Service, 7 p. m. 'st. Paul'• LullJFao Charcb- 7:30p.m .. Wednesday. . , m Chr"'t Church- James I MI. Uale~ Baptill Clburch H. Braley, Bible School SdPl 1132 E. · l>econd St., Pomeroy. Middleport Clmrcb,l•f th• ~ ... rison, pastor. Sunday . School Rev. Cecil ~ Pastor. ztoo t'lturch ff Christ, Pfm. gundty· School~&; .~·· Wor· arene ,... )lev. 1\~ilry '· ~!iUcr.' 9 30 a., ,rn. P_reachmg, first day Scltool ifG a. ~··Earl eroy . HarrisonvlUe Road ;Eu· ship service,,! a. m,. P~. S~· School 9:30 (.1<a. w.,. thud Sunday, 7.30 p. m. Se<:OD<tll Starkey, S!ll!t, ~emng Wo . 1 Un'!SfWOOd. mlnl~te( Bi.' R,.v. ):lrJ,ali<Et\~1,;- .. . f.i , ~g \lforsblp ,10:3!). a.. p · .and fourth Sunday, 11 L !Jiup, _1:30# m. .Young ~ 9:30 a. m.; .1.\orn· , '· M. · · · Junr.'r 'S~clofy 6:30 p, m. . ML Hermon ,United Brelhrel •Ohio'• Olden Dodgs Dedi,.. meeting_ and Btblt Study 7:30 lng Warship 7,30 p m . Roetho lst PS 645 p. m. Sunday. Evangel- Sunday servi~1 11 o. m. DST. ' 1 Middleport. Ohio p. m. Wednesday, bert Reed. Bibie Sehooi .Supt. A fred Wletl!odlst Cbarch - istric meeting 7:30p.m.: Pray. Wednesday meeting 8 p. m. 1'1••' B'llplill c- ·-1, ·' 1 Pearl A. Casto; pastor. Sunday 1er meeting, Wed. 7:30 p. m. _ DST, Study room open Tues· _Rev. ~ J2Jackson, Church OJ Goo Si;hool at 9:.30, Lloyd Dllllnger, · Pomeroy Churrb ot the Na• deavor, second and fourth ~~;~iJ tor. Pra~eet.fct *'30 a. Cheoter :ifhuro~ of God - So;t. Worshtp semces at 10:45 arene - 1!11~,1 Kenneth Pierco, day and Wednesday from " Stmday Schoot 10 1 . m., Rev. Dai!J Thornton, pastor. a. m. wtth Vere &wartz, lay. pasta~: R11'ymond Walburn, 111 2:30 DST. Everyone wei-. ,~,~· trude B~Uer, Supt. ; Worsblp SchQjij, 9.:30 Y,.rp.; lellder: Sund~y ev~mng, 7:45, Supt.:'•sunday School, 9:30 a. Chrlslian Science Set'Vices-·11 aervlce 11 L m. 1st and 2nd ~orship ·~ .IIJ •· _WorshiP serv1ces .wtth the ~·· m. Morning Worship, 10:30 8 , 315 Mam St., Pt. PleasaatMiddleport, Obi~ / • 8undaya at 6:30 p. m. . m.. Evangellsti~c 10rvl1~ 1,~ p. Caito. Wednesday, Sept. 6,. !at IlL Evening Service, 7 p. m.; Prayer mectmg, 7:45 p, m. \ Training .Vnlon, Mft. m., Pra~er m , 7.30 PI":• 7:45 p. m., Revlval se~t~s Prayer meeting, 7 p. m. Wed• day: Yo~ng People's service, .,.. ' Woods, president , Tuesday, Yo Peoples wtth Curt Davts, contmumg oesday. L p. m. Sunday, Worship after·RaUand Free , ,\VID Bapllll Servtce, Friday :30 p. rn.J lbrou!:1J Sept. 15. . Racine Church of the Na .. Rev. Paul Taylor, speaker ev. Church _ Jtev. Paul Taylor, Ml Moriah cb of 9¥- Flatwoods Melh!l4ist Charch ai)!lie _ Stillday School 9,3a : come. pastor: Sunday School, 10 •. Ja:teeSatterfield, ,..illr - · IPeari AI Casto. ~tor_. wiif. IL m.; Sunday Worship 10:30 Nease Setctemenl t'lturch m~ Guy Priddy, Supt.: Preacb- Suoday . f 9:45 IL ot: 1'/dr· •hlp . service, 10 a. ~!!.,~very a; m.; Eveni!Jg Service 7:30 p, ery Friday night. Everyone we'J. We FUI All Doclo'!r Prea~liptu 992-2955 " f'limeror Church - Mlddleport. Sunday ship se II •·.111-JIIld t.30 other Sunday, 7:45 P. m. j~n- m.; Mld·week Prayer Service, . come. Schoo! 9:30 a. DL, &qlday ev.. p. m. Pr~yer meetmg 7:30 p. ~: day Schoo~ tO a. m.• John Bai- 7:30 p. m, Wednesday. •Rev. i alng service 7:30 p. IlL Wednes- Tuesday, . Young People' ley. Supt. Morris M. Wolfe, pastor. -- , ' - --· clay evening service 7:!0 p. m. meeting, 7.;!11 p. m. Frtday. Forest Run Methodist chorrh Rutland Church ot the Naz. Paslor, Chas. w,. Rogen. 41nllaod Cbtll'~~ ol God - -S1111day Sclt~ol 10 a. 01 ..• Mrs. areue - Sutlday School 9:30 a. . '' "MEMBER OF THE BiG 3'' Rome MJBIIoa a.areb, Ot~Vid Sheets, pastor. Fred Neasl". Supl ~vorsh1p ~er -J m.; Mnrning worsblp 10·45 a. • General Merch(uldisc Hngbam, Rev. ll«laltl Brlekl~. Sunday School to a: m.; Evan· vice, 9 a. m. Rev. Wendell m.; Evangelistic service 7:45 'l'llwe<• Plains · 887.UOO paator. Sunday Scltoo~ 9, 38. IL geUsllc service 7.30 Young Stutler, pastor. p. m.; Midweek Prayer service ' ' >-~, .!. .' . 111.; Worship Service, 10 ~ a. People E~deavor. 7:30 p..m. Chester Methodist Chnrcb - 7:!5 p. 10 W•dnesday • .' m.• EvanJeitatle nrv1 :> il Wednesday Prajer IIJ!l"ting Worsh1p servtee at 9 a. m.; Syracuse Church .of the Naz. I Mr. and Mrs. John Ctrcle of :II' p. m. Everyon;e come. 7:30 p. m. ~at1trday. ~nday School at W a. m. . orene ,... ll!!v. A. E. Miller, I Columbus visited Mr. and Mr!l. CENT~R •Ma- Bapltll · EpiSCIIpiJI I earl Casto, pastor. Mrs. Wa;d 1 pastor; Robert Stelj'art, s u 0 . , Douglas Circle and Florence. _ D.A.Y. HaD, er Grace . Episcopal Churrh Spencer. Supt. • da) School Supt Suncay School . on Monday. WHITE. StlWING MAC!pNES HQuality Falin.. At Economy Pri~r· llld PlllliroJ, n. Spottaored P?mero; - The Re•. Charles Heath Methodist Churcb, Rev. 9::JQ a. m.: Morning Worsh.p ! Bettr Van Meter, Margaret as Miu s~ Middleport ~20 bJ French Ci ; ptlll Cl!urch Pt12er, Rector. Sunday Morn· Ma> llonahue. •pastor: Jack 10 :30 a. m.: N.Y.P.S. 630 11 Ann CRrteton and Patrtck J ID Galltpoii(, AIIlllated llflb S. lng Prayer and Sermbn, 9 a.m. Bechtle. Church School Sup!.: m.: li:vangelistic Service,, 7:30 ed on llr. and Mrs. Lat;ry B.C. lteY. it' t. ' l'ln11on, E VB Church School. 9 30 a m:; Wor· 1p. m.: Prayer meeting Wed· . and daugltter.,of Cltesfer Mon. tltmcllf '~"" Ettterprlse EUB . Cbarch - shtP Serv•ce, 10 .30 •:m., Metb· l nesday, 7:30 p. m. . I dav evemng. , . !i• aerv1 . odtSt Youth Fellowship. 6 p.m .: p ·-' 1 Mrs. Grac~ Gumph and : 1 p. lll.f GOEGL~IN . REAPUt'l~ ""' Rev. Menzel Smith, pastor. Official Board meeting first entectlswu . r· 1' • ,.., . E'~· •Jb e..Jo..-.. ot eleb th. s · , · 1r.1, om ap,... ......,nm:f K:utng• ......,, , mon o...Jp service 9·30 a. m.; un- Sunday ot month, 7,30 p.m.; ! Pentecostal Ass•mbl), Route er ,. 1 ol Chest,e called Mr. 892::1264 ·, MI. Morlali Baptlll t'ltiU'dl- day School 10:30 a. m. Youlfi WSL'S. sedond · Mondav or! 124- Rev Paul E. Jones, pas· ~' Oe il'~tl I< 011 d · ,. Corner of Fourth and Malo Fellowship 6:30 p. m.; Boy• month, no p.m.: Eleanor Cir· tor Sunday ~c.hool 10 a. m.: .: ~,;,~~· a '. n er Sun ay Middleport. ' Ret. Nyle " ~enlng service, 7:30 p. ele. second fhursda y: Class 12. Worshtp, Wednesd~ and e'rl-' J W j.ee 1 1\!1''· • ' Mil mlnlster. Sunday SchiOI UO Girls Fellowship, 6:30 p. third Wednesday · Mternoon Cir· day . ·• • · : · · 1 th 00 fu;;'., ~~· ~ m Arnold lllcltaj'llk. '~upL 10:30 2nd and lth Sund~ya . Youth cle. fourth Thur;day afternoon: I The Pentecootill Cltatch ~lid· t ~~~ ~av l:st P a m. Momtag -'il'~lp. . .! :30 p. m. Wednesday . choir practice. Wzdnesday l'llepurt - South 3ro ·AI'e., Rev. i A · · · . .Naomi Baplfllt , tburch Prayer Meeting, 7:30 p. m. Hy•ell Run Free Methodist B L, Barrett, pastor: Sumiav 1tv Van of !let Sunday Scbool 9:301. m. ; IV~dnesday. Church - Sunday School '·9·30 Schunl W a. m.; Sunday even- l .llltp U a. m.; W~day, Morntaa Star £UB Church - a. m., Supt. Harolil Dewhurst. 1ng evangelistic service, 7 311 :· ~~~; , Eunic ' ' service; Rev. Menzel Smitb, pastor : Morning worship 10 :ro, Rev. [P· m.: Wednesday H1ble Stuoy iwerr R~ttv SolJllay School, 9:45 IL m., Roy J1Cecil Wise: 'YPM 6:45 p. m., 7:30p. m. SMurda.v n1gh1 Pray i l~b"' ' ~f~~~=;~ Yllll MeJ':I'; Sopt., Earl' Shul~r. R•v. Lo:~is Diehl and Roberta ' cr and \Vnrshtp 1 :Jtl o m, r·Jiarn. r.arlle Jorli, ,t\III'Ll MDI'Illllg worsntp, Musser. Preaching service l'res/nitPTirm .. I and ~uest 11 un, 1 ~ ~lilnkor L . 7:110 p. Sunday. ' Mlddl<nort Flrst'UiliJM Pm· i'wis~11, 1'hu1r!Jd!1'v. bt<terti•n Churc~ .; Rov •'luw I ·, 1 · : .. · ROBIN MALONI ,. . llelblebem 1r GEORGI #IONDER ¥ LI'L l.aNER ... ART SANSOM ' " n1R IQ&N LOSU '' .. . :m. I ' l I THIIJK ll-11~ O~J£; IS 1>. tJI.oTHE.R I '!'"' ________ 1 OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. i{frn: ~turday'.~~~c~ Vl~e !\ I LEIVING COAL COMPANY RAY RIGGS I C. N . I FRI!CICUI ~ til! ' PRib'' 'T. itEGI~TER FOR. CLA$5 BOGGS . EQUIPMENT ' WILLIS ANTHONY ·PlUMBING & HEATING . Mw·l . CROW'S STEAK HOUSI R. H. RAWLING,S SONS CO. ;,t· ' " ' TINY'S FOODLAND ROYAL oAk ·PA~ " · 'IWliDiilfa SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS --..:.====::___ Carmel LYONS MARKET · SOCiety NoteS THE · SEWING I 1 . w-• 1 d °. Ztk• ~ .il\t~pelt. .~thff . ' uafjay ) \!~~-~~ ,. '1·.~··' ..~"' 1 .CO. EVEN IN FOG, OR PITQI lEA~t4'l1~ARO•I t:IUHJA& 61111) , . . I!Oilf WOtA.otfl QEi MC!Rt'r-l A NULE OUT o~~· !WreDIII - >£ FQQI.IM' 1 0ARi<.I'IE6S, Tl-$.'( A'RI '"ZE.ROE.D ll't iO 8LAST OUR t;l-1\P 10 SIT~ IF' Wi 'TRV 'R1 Q.IP.WTI �' •I • . '. ' ..... ' ) . ' '· ' . . I ,'· I ' - JI'IIT · •IAPNI!Y GOOGLI IIIII lfMIPY IMI'IM "'"""+&" •n~l '"r .<.t -~ ' • Ch'urch ·News· ) _1. .\ WUOMI HOMe, PAW II Sch.otl, 9:30 a.. PLE GROVji: :..: • '' m., 1st and 3rd • . Bu,U.. - <l!'urch School, 9:30 i Iii. each Sullday, Rov. Youlig, pa,s!Or.: . GREAT 'B!JND - Wor~.·· . ftliiJ!IPII*I~ .. Columbia Cbapel - · Son<hJ !!ebqot ,9:4t a.' 'm., : 9:30 a. m,;'!st and Srd . ' l. t) - ·SundaJ ljql!WJIOa.m. .Outh SerVil-e 6:1rp. m. Even· Rll!lsell Archer, SUpl Sunday Church Sc;hoo~ 10H5 ~~~~ih~~~; ' 1 o1. Willa.., Supt." 7:sb p, m. worsblp, 10:45 IL m. and 7:30 IL m. Sunday, MORSE CBAPEL day and .s lldpUII Church, lla.ban Stiv.,...vllle Rd.: . t... p. m. alternately. Bible Study -worship, 11 a.m., 1st and srd p. m. Gnllllead, Rev. C. L. O'Qlo- ll'rtedom Gospel Mlsslou - and prayer service, led by pas- Sundays; Omrcb School 9:30 a Latter Dqy 11111' lor lk1berl Lew•· I'Jorsblp I p. m. eacb Suo· tor, 7:30 p. nL Woduesday. m. Sunday. Reorganized 1t'llarcll ol . 1 , PBS ' "" pastori Roger Christian Epdeavor, 7:30 p.m. 9:30 a.m. MornJna wor· Supt.. Suooay ccnoot, Jrd Saturday ol month. MinersvUle . Methodlsl Cbureh Christ of Latler Day liplnls .;, ' ahir llld. Sunday ScbOOl, r 111 a 1•• Evangelistic service 7 · - Wendell G. Stutler , pastor. Joseph Stobart, pastor. 6 111. ~nmg service, ' ' South Bethel EUB Church .,.. Sunday School, 9 a. m.;' Wor- from Racine on Racine ·;, l:liO p.lll. (1111Yer meeliJJ&. day. Rev. Jafk ' Young, p a. sblp service 10 a. m. land Road. Sunday School: m.; Sunday School 10 a. m.; d Sch "' -•· lln il. · ::10 p. m. Praoer meeting ! : tor: 8un ay ool 9:45 a. til., p 11 11d . .. ,. Ci . a. 11).: " ·"'"'"P . 10 'H;.r· 1 Carpeuter Baptist Cb•ll'dll l. Norman H. Bahr, Supt.; Sunday m· a. i\o•~~nuu•Si J.nln:b~ Sunday evening service. at - ~ School, 9:30 p.Sunm.dayTuSeshdayl, 9 30 a Worship 10o45 a. m. and 7:30 Jsohn Kt~bler, pas lnr. Sunday p. •m.; Wed., worship set,yical Mo lllJl 10 15 . c 00 : · m.; p. m. alternately. Bible S!jldy chool 9'·10• Harold Roush, at 1.:30 p. m. · rDIIJg wor P ; a.m. Worshtp 10;;!11 a. m.; Preachmg d P.. S . led b Supt.; Allen Brewer, Ass't. P. m.· Prayer service an tayet erV!ce, . Y pas- S t P chi 7·30 S R.omQn CQtholic Flnl Bapllll Cbureb, 1"urlday ' ' tor 7-30 p m Thursday up ·• rea ~g · p. m. un. o Lad 1 Lo 1~ S~oo~ 10 a. m., Ray T,p. rs ·PI~In! ~uu 6.urcb Racine Metilodlst Church _ or yo retlo Missloa dleporl - Rev. Charles Whaley, Supt. pe k ~. W. Kun<>ler, pastor: Sun· Bottom - Rev. George ans, pastor. Suoday Sch•JOI 'SJfBcuse ApostoUc Mission_nev.S iac i'<.ung, :~~ day Schnol 9::10 a. m.; Preach· ll. Shipman, Adm. - Sunday a. m.; t;lara Pollen, Supt., Earl eus;.;,, pastor. Services Ill<, un •l worshtp, 3 lng tO 30 a. m. MYF 6 P m . Masses : 10:30 a. .m., 5 p. m. • ' ' :15 a. m.: Worship Setvlce; Wednesday Friday and a. m.; Sunday School, l01a. m.: p d B'b.,l St d 7·3 ., Holy Days: 5 p. m. 1 0 BYP 6 p. m.: Evening "'<<ranltp ' Hob rt v· rd S t rayer an e u y, : p. SL J h • Catbollc Ml ...., • S~nday nights at 7:45 p. Ill ~ •• St da dmep•ya , , up·. m. Wednesday. o os """'7:30 p. m.; ·Wednesday, · welcome. Syracuse Rl. u y an rayer scmces i>!'ethodist- Near Guysvllle (Dutch Ridge); 110ck ~ r · p. m. Prayer meeting; &:30 • by pastor, 7 3ll p. IlL Tuesday. P mg• Rev. Fiank Manier!, p~!IOf, m., choir. practice. Adult Class Meeting 7:30 p. m. Chester Lemley, pastor; Wor Sunday Masa 10:30 a. m.: Boly Church Of • 'hrl·• last Mooday of month. shtp service 9'·10 a. m.; Sun· Day of ObUgaUon 6:30 a.m.; Flrll llapllll Cbrdt, "" -• da~ School, !0: 15 a. m.: MY!' roy - ll!u>. Carver Bradtxu-, Church o! ',!:blilt- Syracuse EUB Chur~h- Rev. 6:30 p. m. Prayer and Bible Confession, I> hour before Sunday School .9:30 Ull IG:ZO. Larry William•, minister; 'Bible Paul A. SeUcrs, pastor; Sun· Study, Wednesday, 1'311 p. m. Mass. ·' Worship service, 10:30 a. School and Morning Worship, day School, 9:30 a. m.; Ben Rutland Methodist Church SQ/VQ!ion Army Nursery and Junior Church for 10:30 a. m.: Christian Endeav- Quisenberry, Supt.; !0:3i) a.. m. Re.. C. J . Lemley, pastor: The Solvation Army, - Eo. childretl. or, 6 p. m.: Everung Wor- Morning Worship~rvice,' lsi Church School 9·30 a.m.; Wor· voy Ray S. Wining, off!~ 1D Flrsl Bapllll " " ' ..,,., 7 P· Ill. and 3rd Sundays of the month. sltip service, tO 30 a. m. charge. Sunday 10 a. m. HellRev. C. I. O'Cennor, .. Bemloclt G ro to Christian 7:30 p. IlL Evenm Evangel,.. Monday, 6·30 p. m. ness meeting: 10:30 a. m. Sun. Sunday ;~ 9~, rtau1t L'burl;4. - Jamea Quisenberry. tic Servlce, 2nd d 4th Sun· Sutton Methodist Chorcb day School Sunday 7 p. m. la.od, Sapli:"'lp:• a. m. 'MoraServtee, 9:30 IL m.: day of montiL John W. Kimbler , pastpr: \'oung Paople's Legion; 7:30 p. lng Worship; 6<30 p. ,... BYF 7:Sir p. m. Wednesday. Bethany EUB Church - llcv. Robert K Lee, . Supt. m. Salvation meeting; Thur• •nd Jlllllor li'ol)awohlP: 8 p. ,!'radford t'allnlll 01 \!brist- Paul A. Sellers, pastor; Morn· ship 9:15 a. m., SuiJQay day, I to 3 P· m. Ladles Home \ Evenin& 84Mh; Wednesday, •oe Roblnaon, minister; . Worship, 9:30 a. to(; Suo· 10 15 a. m. 1 " League: 7 p. IlL Prep classes: ' 7:30 p. m.t.,J!t;!l~ 14eet1Dg, er Forrest,. &qll:. Bible School Scbool, 10 : 3~ a. m.,' i!lythe Oak Gr.ve Methodist nouooement Parish - ·:W'~._.G. IL m., Mornmg Wor*tp Supt.: . Youth Fellow· W. Kimbler, pastor, Earl ADVENTIS'f . pastor. W-~ 10:30 a. m.; li:venmg Worsblp, ship, 6:30 p. m.l Cross, Supt. Sunday School Pomeroy Sevenlb Day Adveo· 8:30 p. m. .·Be.itor Cbdlr Prao- P. Itt Wednesday 1 P. m. CARMEL EUB 't:hurch-Rev, tO: u; a. m.; Preaching 9: tS. fist Charcb - Mulberry Heights i Cainmunity ble Study. Paul A. Sellers, pastor; Sun· Syracuse Methodist (,'burch ·- Rd., norU• of Meigs Memorial ' CarleiOD Church_ Klog .Dexter ~h ol Christ day School, 9:30a.m., Wayne [ w; ndcll G. Stutler, pastor; Wor· Hospital. ~astor, F. W. Gifford, i bury Road _ Cl de Hinton School. 9.30 a. m. . , Roush, Supt.; 10:30 a. m. Morn· , shtp service, 11 a. m.; 7:30 p. , m. Bt!>le Study, prayer minister. ·Sunday ~cbool. ' R!JS.!ell, mlntster; Norman WtR mg Worship, 2ttd ·and 4th Sun· I day Srhool 9:50 a. 11}.;,. MYF meetmg. Other services by ' a. m. ; Woralilp SerVices Sept. Morning Servtces 10:30 a day of the month; 8 p. m. Even- 1Sundny 6 p m. Prayer meeting Hobert [lunham, Ass't. Ser.o.l . ~ieh 'the hope it .mil, in some IIU!IJIUN, ,,.,.,. fJIId laelp ,_ .~~ a.m. atid Worship Services m. lrst ·and third Sunda~s.. ing Evangelistic Servir.e, 2st 1Sunday 7:45 p, m. tees on Saturday: . Sabbath lam which il good in family trnd ~""""'Y Ule, thlt f! a p. m. ~rnate Sundays 8 Moon Clly Ch"!"h ot Chrtst, and 3rd sun9ay o~ month. Laurel Clill Free Methodist School, Z ~· m. Worshtp 3 ture 11 •pomored by the biuinas ffmu and or~ m. wecJt¥lsday, Prayer ..,;,nee. Vocal M~sic, Etttl!f"!>n Weekley, T~inicy U!fed Church Of Churc.b - R. Eugene Gill; ' pas· Vnited Brethren APOS'l't:IUO ~ COMMUNITY . • ll!'oW Bible Stud~. Chr"l. Po~roy - Rev. W. H. tor; Lunday School 9:30 a. m ; Eden Ualted Brelbrea vho•e name, appear befoul, . ( CHURCH_ Beecl1 Grove. Rev. m., !~~1ng Worshtp, 7:30 Perrin, pa gr. Piitrii:k D. Wood, Phil Wise, Supt.; Morning wo-.- Christ Churcb- Rev. Eldea R. ,...., •• •. ~ •• ,_ Sund p.m.; _,e. a • ship 10·30 Set·v.. Blake, . pas tor: ~~::~~:!:llr--------------~-:----_;. Roy ..~ ~· . ay Wednesd8 : ~ Study, 7:30 p. IlL Supt.,· Su . .,.. ,_.I • Scl9·15 , : , · · a: m· :· Youth , SchooL 10:30 ,. L . m., ~ · d .Y. · m. Worsh1p, 10-~5 a, , . ices 1 p. m., Evangelistic ser- 10 IL m.; . Winnie oervices ' ?:$0 'p. II!. Pr9¥er Ml dleporl .Citureb of C!tl-ist l Danfe PUgrnn llness - vlce 7:30 p. m. Mid· Week pray. Sunt- Christian Endeam ,, meeting' 'tuesday "ii30 p m - 6th and . St., Jack Scttez, l (Lagsv e Post Offi J, Rev er 11ervice hq, rll. ,Wedn.S. classes ~J!l' all sou~ ai supl School 9.' 30 a. m.: Chas. . . OO.er, pastor; Sunpay day. . i 'l a p. tiL·, Preaching 8:20 •' , ' 1 10:30 a. m., S~~~: 9:30 a.~ . Mlo. Adra The United Methodi•t Churcb, nl':} Mid·Week prayer meeting, p. Iii.. ~ : · •· . . . BakmofHolmmBreQd ~J:ngUMtllf'd , 7 30 ~ ·~f..et'::· ..... . . 7.30 m;; S1ck, gupt.l. W111'Ship .at 10:30 ~omeroy. The Cburch School '1:$!) p. m. Wednesday, Mra. · :, · II It Coan lt. Athtlll IliUM lei'VIcel,·?:311). m. Wedltesday. J· , . a. m.; Ptlgr\[!1 Youth, \ 6:45 p, at 9:15 a. m.. The Dlv\IJe Wor- 9:30 IL m. Preaching senlicett ll • in~ seqtee:'Hil. p. m.: 'Prayer .30 p, m. ~v. · m.; Evangelistic serviCe, 7:l!O ship at 10:30 a. m. Methodist Mazie Holsinger, clasa Jeadel. Rom RuDow M1i lin h. p. m , Mid· Week Prayer and Youth Fellowship at 5:30 p.m. Letart FaUs United Brell~read l ,. Pom...., Charcb of C not p · Wednes day. 7:30 p. m. M'd · prac t'tee. The 1n Christ Church _James Mar....urch, Sunday School 10 a.m.· MeG ratse, 1 .week cIIOtr ' overn, pastor Sun· bli · ·1 d h. Kelly llaloy, Stipt., P r . Schoo~ 9,00 a. m., Church , Jehovah . Jll' c ji!Vt e to word tp. rison, pastor: Sunday School Producers tmd Distrlbutort Salel - AWl CHAUII!Ri - llnlee · Of High Grade Coal meeting 'fitesday 7:30 :OO a. ,m.; Christian Klngd. o m HaU ol lehovah'• NazQrene . lust and third Thursday at , _ - l!tdfllltrlal - LGw1l .. Gordetl 10 West 'Columbia, W.Va. IYenlng ~. 1:~. .~v. · 6:30 p m; Evening WitheS!, 900 Broadway, Mid· Tbe Charcb ol the Nazatene NO p. m. Second and fourth Tappen 1'111111 ~ ~ 1167-11431 land R~, Pli!Pr> -;. . • 8 p. m. Bible Study, dlepo,l - Publtc meeting Sun· Chester. - Rev . flerberl Grate Sund~y at 7:30 p. m. Prayer Pearl ,/,;lJ!.·; ~brlstlau 8 p. m. day, ,1 p. m.; Watcbtowcr pastor; Mrs. Edna •.ite, Sup~ meeting aecond and fourth " j llr Cholt--Praellce. Chri o1 Christ- Study, 3 p. rn.; Bible Study, Charles Bissell. Ass'~ Sunday I Thursday, 7:30 p. m. and P, ~· Hartford ·"'~ 9 a. . m. DST; Carter minister Bible I Wi. 7.. p. m.: Service meet- Srhool 9:30 a. m.: Mornmg l and third Sunday, 7:30 p. m. Lillie Kygel" pCQ, 9:30· , ScbooL 9:30a. m. w~rship and I ill 8 p. m. Thursday; Mtnt~ Wot;ship'U •: m.; NYPS 6:45 11'rayer meeting every. Wedne,s-11 Cheshire :· ~it lO:,S Preaching service 10 , 30 a. ·m. tr Sch~l, 7 p. m. Thursday. .P· m.: Evemng ,..~r.vu:e, 7:30 day at 7:30 p. m. Chrtstian Eo240 IJncoln s~ Middleport 992-2550 4:50 DST: , N'ger 10:20 y...,1 People's meeting, 6,30 /> f.Utherari p. m.; Midweek Prayjlll .~rVtce day, 7;30 p. m. ~CIIIctft" .I ' and ·Chl!sbn··t :45 EI!T. . · . m. .Evening Service, 7 p. m. 'st. Paul'• LullJFao Charcb- 7:30p.m .. Wednesday. . , m Chr"'t Church- James I MI. Uale~ Baptill Clburch H. Braley, Bible School SdPl 1132 E. · l>econd St., Pomeroy. Middleport Clmrcb,l•f th• ~ ... rison, pastor. Sunday . School Rev. Cecil ~ Pastor. ztoo t'lturch ff Christ, Pfm. gundty· School~&; .~·· Wor· arene ,... )lev. 1\~ilry '· ~!iUcr.' 9 30 a., ,rn. P_reachmg, first day Scltool ifG a. ~··Earl eroy . HarrisonvlUe Road ;Eu· ship service,,! a. m,. P~. S~· School 9:30 (.1<a. w.,. thud Sunday, 7.30 p. m. Se<:OD<tll Starkey, S!ll!t, ~emng Wo . 1 Un'!SfWOOd. mlnl~te( Bi.' R,.v. ):lrJ,ali<Et\~1,;- .. . f.i , ~g \lforsblp ,10:3!). a.. p · .and fourth Sunday, 11 L !Jiup, _1:30# m. .Young ~ 9:30 a. m.; .1.\orn· , '· M. · · · Junr.'r 'S~clofy 6:30 p, m. . ML Hermon ,United Brelhrel •Ohio'• Olden Dodgs Dedi,.. meeting_ and Btblt Study 7:30 lng Warship 7,30 p m . Roetho lst PS 645 p. m. Sunday. Evangel- Sunday servi~1 11 o. m. DST. ' 1 Middleport. Ohio p. m. Wednesday, bert Reed. Bibie Sehooi .Supt. A fred Wletl!odlst Cbarch - istric meeting 7:30p.m.: Pray. Wednesday meeting 8 p. m. 1'1••' B'llplill c- ·-1, ·' 1 Pearl A. Casto; pastor. Sunday 1er meeting, Wed. 7:30 p. m. _ DST, Study room open Tues· _Rev. ~ J2Jackson, Church OJ Goo Si;hool at 9:.30, Lloyd Dllllnger, · Pomeroy Churrb ot the Na• deavor, second and fourth ~~;~iJ tor. Pra~eet.fct *'30 a. Cheoter :ifhuro~ of God - So;t. Worshtp semces at 10:45 arene - 1!11~,1 Kenneth Pierco, day and Wednesday from " Stmday Schoot 10 1 . m., Rev. Dai!J Thornton, pastor. a. m. wtth Vere &wartz, lay. pasta~: R11'ymond Walburn, 111 2:30 DST. Everyone wei-. ,~,~· trude B~Uer, Supt. ; Worsblp SchQjij, 9.:30 Y,.rp.; lellder: Sund~y ev~mng, 7:45, Supt.:'•sunday School, 9:30 a. Chrlslian Science Set'Vices-·11 aervlce 11 L m. 1st and 2nd ~orship ·~ .IIJ •· _WorshiP serv1ces .wtth the ~·· m. Morning Worship, 10:30 8 , 315 Mam St., Pt. PleasaatMiddleport, Obi~ / • 8undaya at 6:30 p. m. . m.. Evangellsti~c 10rvl1~ 1,~ p. Caito. Wednesday, Sept. 6,. !at IlL Evening Service, 7 p. m.; Prayer mectmg, 7:45 p, m. \ Training .Vnlon, Mft. m., Pra~er m , 7.30 PI":• 7:45 p. m., Revlval se~t~s Prayer meeting, 7 p. m. Wed• day: Yo~ng People's service, .,.. ' Woods, president , Tuesday, Yo Peoples wtth Curt Davts, contmumg oesday. L p. m. Sunday, Worship after·RaUand Free , ,\VID Bapllll Servtce, Friday :30 p. rn.J lbrou!:1J Sept. 15. . Racine Church of the Na .. Rev. Paul Taylor, speaker ev. Church _ Jtev. Paul Taylor, Ml Moriah cb of 9¥- Flatwoods Melh!l4ist Charch ai)!lie _ Stillday School 9,3a : come. pastor: Sunday School, 10 •. Ja:teeSatterfield, ,..illr - · IPeari AI Casto. ~tor_. wiif. IL m.; Sunday Worship 10:30 Nease Setctemenl t'lturch m~ Guy Priddy, Supt.: Preacb- Suoday . f 9:45 IL ot: 1'/dr· •hlp . service, 10 a. ~!!.,~very a; m.; Eveni!Jg Service 7:30 p, ery Friday night. Everyone we'J. We FUI All Doclo'!r Prea~liptu 992-2955 " f'limeror Church - Mlddleport. Sunday ship se II •·.111-JIIld t.30 other Sunday, 7:45 P. m. j~n- m.; Mld·week Prayer Service, . come. Schoo! 9:30 a. DL, &qlday ev.. p. m. Pr~yer meetmg 7:30 p. ~: day Schoo~ tO a. m.• John Bai- 7:30 p. m, Wednesday. •Rev. i alng service 7:30 p. IlL Wednes- Tuesday, . Young People' ley. Supt. Morris M. Wolfe, pastor. -- , ' - --· clay evening service 7:!0 p. m. meeting, 7.;!11 p. m. Frtday. Forest Run Methodist chorrh Rutland Church ot the Naz. Paslor, Chas. w,. Rogen. 41nllaod Cbtll'~~ ol God - -S1111day Sclt~ol 10 a. 01 ..• Mrs. areue - Sutlday School 9:30 a. . '' "MEMBER OF THE BiG 3'' Rome MJBIIoa a.areb, Ot~Vid Sheets, pastor. Fred Neasl". Supl ~vorsh1p ~er -J m.; Mnrning worsblp 10·45 a. • General Merch(uldisc Hngbam, Rev. ll«laltl Brlekl~. Sunday School to a: m.; Evan· vice, 9 a. m. Rev. Wendell m.; Evangelistic service 7:45 'l'llwe<• Plains · 887.UOO paator. Sunday Scltoo~ 9, 38. IL geUsllc service 7.30 Young Stutler, pastor. p. m.; Midweek Prayer service ' ' >-~, .!. .' . 111.; Worship Service, 10 ~ a. People E~deavor. 7:30 p..m. Chester Methodist Chnrcb - 7:!5 p. 10 W•dnesday • .' m.• EvanJeitatle nrv1 :> il Wednesday Prajer IIJ!l"ting Worsh1p servtee at 9 a. m.; Syracuse Church .of the Naz. I Mr. and Mrs. John Ctrcle of :II' p. m. Everyon;e come. 7:30 p. m. ~at1trday. ~nday School at W a. m. . orene ,... ll!!v. A. E. Miller, I Columbus visited Mr. and Mr!l. CENT~R •Ma- Bapltll · EpiSCIIpiJI I earl Casto, pastor. Mrs. Wa;d 1 pastor; Robert Stelj'art, s u 0 . , Douglas Circle and Florence. _ D.A.Y. HaD, er Grace . Episcopal Churrh Spencer. Supt. • da) School Supt Suncay School . on Monday. WHITE. StlWING MAC!pNES HQuality Falin.. At Economy Pri~r· llld PlllliroJ, n. Spottaored P?mero; - The Re•. Charles Heath Methodist Churcb, Rev. 9::JQ a. m.: Morning Worsh.p ! Bettr Van Meter, Margaret as Miu s~ Middleport ~20 bJ French Ci ; ptlll Cl!urch Pt12er, Rector. Sunday Morn· Ma> llonahue. •pastor: Jack 10 :30 a. m.: N.Y.P.S. 630 11 Ann CRrteton and Patrtck J ID Galltpoii(, AIIlllated llflb S. lng Prayer and Sermbn, 9 a.m. Bechtle. Church School Sup!.: m.: li:vangelistic Service,, 7:30 ed on llr. and Mrs. Lat;ry B.C. lteY. it' t. ' l'ln11on, E VB Church School. 9 30 a m:; Wor· 1p. m.: Prayer meeting Wed· . and daugltter.,of Cltesfer Mon. tltmcllf '~"" Ettterprlse EUB . Cbarch - shtP Serv•ce, 10 .30 •:m., Metb· l nesday, 7:30 p. m. . I dav evemng. , . !i• aerv1 . odtSt Youth Fellowship. 6 p.m .: p ·-' 1 Mrs. Grac~ Gumph and : 1 p. lll.f GOEGL~IN . REAPUt'l~ ""' Rev. Menzel Smith, pastor. Official Board meeting first entectlswu . r· 1' • ,.., . E'~· •Jb e..Jo..-.. ot eleb th. s · , · 1r.1, om ap,... ......,nm:f K:utng• ......,, , mon o...Jp service 9·30 a. m.; un- Sunday ot month, 7,30 p.m.; ! Pentecostal Ass•mbl), Route er ,. 1 ol Chest,e called Mr. 892::1264 ·, MI. Morlali Baptlll t'ltiU'dl- day School 10:30 a. m. Youlfi WSL'S. sedond · Mondav or! 124- Rev Paul E. Jones, pas· ~' Oe il'~tl I< 011 d · ,. Corner of Fourth and Malo Fellowship 6:30 p. m.; Boy• month, no p.m.: Eleanor Cir· tor Sunday ~c.hool 10 a. m.: .: ~,;,~~· a '. n er Sun ay Middleport. ' Ret. Nyle " ~enlng service, 7:30 p. ele. second fhursda y: Class 12. Worshtp, Wednesd~ and e'rl-' J W j.ee 1 1\!1''· • ' Mil mlnlster. Sunday SchiOI UO Girls Fellowship, 6:30 p. third Wednesday · Mternoon Cir· day . ·• • · : · · 1 th 00 fu;;'., ~~· ~ m Arnold lllcltaj'llk. '~upL 10:30 2nd and lth Sund~ya . Youth cle. fourth Thur;day afternoon: I The Pentecootill Cltatch ~lid· t ~~~ ~av l:st P a m. Momtag -'il'~lp. . .! :30 p. m. Wednesday . choir practice. Wzdnesday l'llepurt - South 3ro ·AI'e., Rev. i A · · · . .Naomi Baplfllt , tburch Prayer Meeting, 7:30 p. m. Hy•ell Run Free Methodist B L, Barrett, pastor: Sumiav 1tv Van of !let Sunday Scbool 9:301. m. ; IV~dnesday. Church - Sunday School '·9·30 Schunl W a. m.; Sunday even- l .llltp U a. m.; W~day, Morntaa Star £UB Church - a. m., Supt. Harolil Dewhurst. 1ng evangelistic service, 7 311 :· ~~~; , Eunic ' ' service; Rev. Menzel Smitb, pastor : Morning worship 10 :ro, Rev. [P· m.: Wednesday H1ble Stuoy iwerr R~ttv SolJllay School, 9:45 IL m., Roy J1Cecil Wise: 'YPM 6:45 p. m., 7:30p. m. SMurda.v n1gh1 Pray i l~b"' ' ~f~~~=;~ Yllll MeJ':I'; Sopt., Earl' Shul~r. R•v. Lo:~is Diehl and Roberta ' cr and \Vnrshtp 1 :Jtl o m, r·Jiarn. r.arlle Jorli, ,t\III'Ll MDI'Illllg worsntp, Musser. Preaching service l'res/nitPTirm .. I and ~uest 11 un, 1 ~ ~lilnkor L . 7:110 p. Sunday. ' Mlddl<nort Flrst'UiliJM Pm· i'wis~11, 1'hu1r!Jd!1'v. bt<terti•n Churc~ .; Rov •'luw I ·, 1 · : .. · ROBIN MALONI ,. . llelblebem 1r GEORGI #IONDER ¥ LI'L l.aNER ... ART SANSOM ' " n1R IQ&N LOSU '' .. . :m. I ' l I THIIJK ll-11~ O~J£; IS 1>. tJI.oTHE.R I '!'"' ________ 1 OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. i{frn: ~turday'.~~~c~ Vl~e !\ I LEIVING COAL COMPANY RAY RIGGS I C. N . I FRI!CICUI ~ til! ' PRib'' 'T. itEGI~TER FOR. CLA$5 BOGGS . EQUIPMENT ' WILLIS ANTHONY ·PlUMBING & HEATING . Mw·l . CROW'S STEAK HOUSI R. H. RAWLING,S SONS CO. ;,t· ' " ' TINY'S FOODLAND ROYAL oAk ·PA~ " · 'IWliDiilfa SWISHER & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS --..:.====::___ Carmel LYONS MARKET · SOCiety NoteS THE · SEWING I 1 . w-• 1 d °. Ztk• ~ .il\t~pelt. .~thff . ' uafjay ) \!~~-~~ ,. '1·.~··' ..~"' 1 .CO. EVEN IN FOG, OR PITQI lEA~t4'l1~ARO•I t:IUHJA& 61111) , . . I!Oilf WOtA.otfl QEi MC!Rt'r-l A NULE OUT o~~· !WreDIII - >£ FQQI.IM' 1 0ARi<.I'IE6S, Tl-$.'( A'RI '"ZE.ROE.D ll't iO 8LAST OUR t;l-1\P 10 SIT~ IF' Wi 'TRV 'R1 Q.IP.WTI �• . . ._,.((, '• I'• ''' . ~"\ wU_.._er, am. • 17 l2IIIC HOMELITE CHAIN SAW. wU\ seD or trade. good condlton. ,1095 Anderson, Rt. 2, Racine, 1>bone 247-2240 a 30 stp I .• POMERQY - CLOSE 'TO GR\WII: SCHOOL''4 " r~ms, . bath, •utili!)' roorn. ~'large lot. Fine· home for • 1 ' famlly! $6,501fii!J. • ' ' RANCH 'I'YPI!!-. II 2 bedrooms, bath, kitchen, garage, basement, TilE ABOVE CAN BE Fl· NANCED WITH LOW PAYMENTS TO RIGHT PA&·II TIES. . ' • "t t Cjlnt•Cti. · ' .~AJlES LISLE . $yr¥¥••1Ohio . ~.,._-,;lillilltlll 'o ; ; < ' f.Jlfuflllnull! Ail<nlnP, ~ ~ · .,· 0 0 ' ', , eAiumlnuiil Siding eilumlnum R11Unp • Alum~puln Windows • Doon e C.r Pqrtt • Patio• DICK. RAWLI,._ • Blawn 1n I...Uiatlon or C!•l\ C6111ct 53Wiel Elmer E. Whitt, 404'!.'.1 So•.4ih St., Ironton Rlpre11nl1llveln Thl• Ar11 20 YMn For THINKING? Hobac:k and daughter, PatnciB, of Jackson· ville, Fla , spent a few dayi with Mr. and Mrs Charles H0o 1 back Mr. and Mr, Dan Witherspoon and fsmily of Willard spent e r~nl weekend with Mr, Opal Zer~le and children, • • • • BUI, Sandy aild Joc'elyn. , 2 Dr. H T Aut. trans. Power steermJ Mr. and Mrs Dale Warner at· tended funeral 'i erv!Ces for ht!r brother, Grover Bawk last Sa~ urday 1n Columbus They were • • ~295 accompamed nome by Mr and 2 Dr H T Aut. trans. Power steering, radio and Mrs Kenneth Lawson. heater Mr and Mr•. U L Thompson and JQn, DavJd, of Barling, Arkansas spent a week w1th • • • • • Mr )n" Mrs. Charles Ramsey. 2 Dr 4 Cyl. rhey alSO VISited their daugh· ter, Bonme. of Pomeroy Mr. Jerry Stewart of ShadySide was also a guest. 4 Dr 8 Cyl Std. trans Radio and heater Mrs WilliS Leadmgham and 1aughters and Mrs. Joan Wolfe spent a ~aturday w1th the form· • er's mother, Mrs Manor1e 4 Dr. 8 cyl Aut. trans Rad1o and heater HelD ' 2 Dr. Sedan V8 Std. trans, heater and radio. Low mlleage. ,Factory warranty on thi1 car. 1965 Plymouth .. • . .. 56 Studebaker Ke~lev Ar. 1 and her s1ster:;;, and Mrs Charles Horner and ch!ld,en, Mrs Reva Mam and children of Portsmouth Mr. and Mrs. Horner have just re· cently returned !rom Germany where he has been statiOned with 11" U s Army Mr and Mrs John Boles of Newark vJSited Monday wIt ll hts , 1 ~ t~1 . CIHrn HP.~s. who 1~ a pat1ent al Veterans Memorwl Hospital Chmtme Boggess and ch1l· dren of Gall1pnhs V!Sitod Mr Ola Boggess Ben Qutsenberry, Laura Le1f· he1t, William Holmes and friend sneJtt Thursday evemng w1 I I 1 USED CARSt~~ 1967Dodge ... - $1995 4 Door Sedan 8 cyf. P S Rad1o and heater. Auto. trans. Low mileage, 1965 Ford··Fairlane 500 - 4 and radio. Sweptlln~ • • 64 . BUICK V-1, auterhatlc, powlf brakes, ponr steerlntl- rlllio, wl•lw tirtl, blue llnlsh with lllut lnttrlor. Shows toM care _ • Dr. Sedan V8. Auto trans. Heater $1395 • 6l 'PONTIAC Express V8. One owner. 1963 Dodge • • . . I Cll.'tAL!NA 2 DR. ff.T. $1395 • Y.., 1ut.., ,ower ltrakes, p~wor stftrln" rodlo, 4 Door Sedan. 8 cyl. Std. trans Low mileage. One w l ~w l tJm, owner. ' See Us Before You Buy &Get A Good Deal 1963 Chevrolet .. iharp, ont 4 Door Sedan. Auto. trans Rad1o and heater. Salesmen-Emerson Jones • Cliff PhUiips· ' George Hicks • Eddie Fife • Dan' Th,mpson 60 FORD 1962 Mercury • • s1095 ' THI!INDERBIRD • ' EVERY FRIDAY and SATURDAY l 9to2 A.M. I 1958 Dodge •• KEITH GOBLE FORD , I Shotguns Only • 160 Buick 59 Pontiac Ca~. .4 Dr. H.T • .- $395 Used Car Lot ~ Middleport 4 Door V8, aut.• , P.B f<l'.S I $495 4 Door . 1' $495 6 eyl, auto. trano. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8:00 R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. t h :l,.,;,,..,.---....,,...~,..=--------..._11 1 1 162 Rambler.~.' V-8, auto., power · ' ' KARR. &VAti VAND:f . ,cADILLAC- OLDSMOBILE G.MAC FINANCING • , NEW AND ' . Pomeroy~ . •' . 1967 Eleclra-;·.: Buick 4· Dr. HT SAVE. Only 62UO easy Barhara Nofl~e and children, Clarence Beaver, or Let art zw1!11ng Mrs Sell and M r, Pierce and daughter, Dme, of 1964 CHEVROLET $2295 \>lr has almost every. accessory that Bu1ck ci1Jding factory_ auto, au: ,Cl>~d . Gold wilb. pltt:k,vlllyL Brenda an1 P8ul, In Mason and •Falls. Zwilling· are cousins and h a d Middleport. ,1 , healer. c~tom cab ' kip w1th gold t1nt. " • Ither relatives in Middleport. Mr and M~s. Carl nuckworth not ~een each other for 17 ,, 2verycchum Ton. 84" 111-d Cab sohd, to axle12, ft. 82:ix20 ttres, 292 cu m ttngme, caU 1 msulated van body Mr and Mrs Henry Neifert Of Coshocton spent S u n d a • years I If nayton pent a few days evemng Wilh his brother, Rich· Mr and Mrs. Robert harden f 4 1l• Se\lan. Orie of the cleane"st '&Ill anywhere. Oae With her aunt, Elizab,th Due~- ard Duckworth. and Jimmy and Dobbie altend- 1 cal\>ful li.>Cal ownet. Fully eqtllpped with pows steer- . 'Mr and Mrs. James R White ed the State Fair Sunday. I wooth and M" Amy Evnnn OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M . mg. power brakes, and•autorttatlc trans. n • • .lJm Bill Oiler, who Is attend· and daughter. Mary Beth, and Mr. and Mrs Eugene Dyer I '"" '' '"" Colle.e al Berea Kv. 'Mr• ·nes White attenrl•rl tlie of Pomeroy have purchased the POMEROY, OHIO ' viSited his mother, Grace Oil· Gallipolis Citl?.ens Band RadiO Marwn Reynolds home on _ _.,.....___ ---- 1 '.:::=,;.,~,;,==""",...;=="""'=.,....=="""=...,..~ qustom 1Convertible Coupe.• Extra sharp Inside lllltl " and grandmother, Mary M. Club cnlc held recently Glenn St In the Lee Addition 1 BY EVEJ.YN BRICKLES t• • out. Nel)' one li~e this £(1¥1 over $5,000.00, and ""'"'"'' " '· D1ddle Rev and Mrs. Earl Custer Mr and Mrs. Norman Hend· Mr and 'Mrs. Charles •, Gihevra F~ster were btlslttess can have thJs one at • greatly reduced price. Mr and Mrs Thomas Quick were Sunday VIS!Iors of Mr and rJX and daughter, Denise, of and R!ckJt Koenig and VISitOrs In Athens Tuesday. fully eqUipPed. · • 1 of Columbus •pent sunday w<lh Mrs Ernest Johnson and M• Hammond fnd vl•lled h t 1 Chevah~r all SP"'Jt lost Wt'Ck Jaca and John 1 " ' par•nts. Mr and Mrs an' •Irs. Omar Dalley ol Do•·· aunt and 'unc1e, 'Mr. and Mrs. at Band Camp at R1o Grande. •. 1\l an "enmg With M1ss Rita Wil· l I James S QUick and Mrs Mar· cas, Troy Zwilling and other rei a· Mr and Mrs, Gr.rald Violet J 1~Wll btlr., •, I •• Co~. A low mlleag~ 'extra clea,n Pontiac. Tlila 1:11: :• Iaret Cotlrill Mr. and Mrs. Willie E Guln· tives spent an ev~ w!l~ Mr. and •· •· · J . ' Jerry Huff and wife have roIS beautiful all whl!e fiDlsh, and SJ>Oiless interior. • Soon~mg a week) with Mr thor of Galllpolll spent t h Mr. ,and ,rs, Henry Gers· Mrs Fred Srrutb of Cboster - - . - ~, turned to thejl' home 1n Dayt~n, ! and Mrs. Herman . London weekend With hill parents Mr. zewskl of Hastings Neb. Mr and Mrs. Eveeett Wat- BY MRS. ALTA CONE I •Iter spending a few days with --~. --~' -'--·• ' son VISited hiS brother, Mr. l Harvey Br~ltoo and WJfe, ~ her mother Mrs Ginevra i 4 Dr Slill.an. Factobo 1Air Conditioning. Sharp wblte , and Mrs .•/ Harold Watson amt! gan, Mrs. Nellie Blum, Gabon, Foster, ' .. • fmiSh wtth spotlest "'gfeen ·Interior. Power sieerin1, , ., ' · " 1 .. ::••.:': family of Athens Sundoy. 1and Albe:t Cone and "lfe ltlca!, 1 1alf cond !'ower braklla, automatic trans A perle« The Brock reunion was be(a were YfSJtotl witb Mrs Gmeva ' ~ ., one owner car JUst waiting-lor you. · bere Sunday,~tiM:bometif Mr. Fostor•. on Wednesday. Mrs. j ·~ Mrs. Biilll ~ylor. ~e J,oe i't!l'Jier at¥! Tony were sf. ·" atl'lJUIUJg were Mrs Ida .Blind, emoorl callers. , Four DoQI' Hard 'fop. This cat has Ill vjnyl I!PbolNew MattlnsVUie Va., Mr. M\1" .lenllller Hensler, Belpre, stery. Power stl!eting, power b.l\aket and automatie and Mrs. JO!!eph Rjne of ~IlleS· Is spending the week wfth her tr~ns. It was owp~d by orie of bul" most careful, aDd faJihlul owners, t\n ercellent qul\\jty bvy. d~ • Mr. ,,9rl MJI- Char lies grandmtlther, Mr1. Grace Hen. -\ l'ooghty of Golljl'il~s. Mt, and sler arid ~ Coen iamtly. BY SARAH M. RIFE Mn., ll!J»~ Bl\"'icl:low a ned Miss Pat Moms left oh Thnrs- Mr Charles Rile " a patient famUy of Flus&ing, .Mr. and , ~ay for Morehead, K~.• where at Shell~nng Arms Ho!jpital 1n 2 Dr ~edan .6 cyl. st&~ shift Shows exU:f> good~ Mrs, ltussi!l! and ,lamllYt also , she wiD attend college 1 h i s Alhe"s serwOsly i!l Fli!Shlng, and "'~ ,!!1!1• Ill•~ year. She t(ill be a sempr. 1 A2c Larry E R1!e of Bossier Taylor- and !rululv ot 1 1\. 'E Con~. · and Dick Cone 'A. F. B in Lou!Sana. amved rand wife, A}heM, spent Sunday borne Monday on a 10 day leave Mr. •and ·lllalk,, ~!terAOOn iltth Albert Cone an~ Other Rife children who eame "' • 1., ' Will. · ' · over tlK> weekend ro vis\'t their ...,. ... , 1 Harold Waugh a nd Wife. father were Mr. Joe Rife and li'V•l' Al,; GMC Will~•. IJ141nl ln•evenina wtth daughter Karen Lee of Chilli· POMEROY, OHIO 1 tne \lahce Wl'bur !amlly cothe , Mr Charles -A. (Jatk ) , ' Hjwjl\ Bpent, MOI}ilay Rife and son-in-law l.arrv ~~hil)!!• l'ltAley_ llo,bo· and ll!lln of St. Albans, W Va , Mr. lleg Which took flvt 'stitches 1o . ' wit~, ~1\o t.afe •J'f~ln~ a vaca,- apd Mr! George Beverid~e close the wound ~"· Myrta ~~. j·· tJ•m ~~ thetr farm. · 1(Jloro•h\ Rife\ •nd •hllrlron of Rife staye'd With ber !1111, Mr Fo~terond Mrs. 'i\ilnljeld, W Va : also Mr and and Mrs. Charl~s Rif~ whl~ · ,L \ ~ ·~ 1.1,.., · (Patty her uau~ hter . <• a~d alsll Mr. I Mr. and SOCJety • News · . ,, Potn'e'roy Motor Co. ()!> L'eSabr.e Buick·- :...~595 66 Wildcat Buick't-'... $3295 , t:h ..• esln_ut Ridge SOClCl¥, ~ POf1tiac ccitaKna''s239~ e •12-.16-.20 gauge ' f1hecle These "!l..,ll'' Specfolt • • 1 Sunday, Sept 3, 1 pm f~itt , wl~h ~~· i'lnyl lnttrlor·. .,....,...-,... car __: 695 'f.o Ton P1ckup. V8 3 speed trans. I Syracuse Ball Park 63 PONTIAC .·· ' BO!iiNEViLLE 2 Dlt. H. f. '•.''' ,~ V·l, a._., column _.,Ill, ndle, 'i'!;JV:' 1 tirei, WhHI disCI, 2 Door Sedan V8. Std. traM Radio and heater. J ' uppers Plams Gun Shoot white sidtw111 tires, lol)b and runs rnl well __.._ ~ Mr and Mrs Roger Qmsen- : · o~rry of Athens. were Mr and Mrs WJiliam ' and Mrs. Guy Guinther Mr. and Mr, Doy H1ggenbot- Humphrey and Kara and Ella b~ther and sister-in-law, Mr. I "01'110'$ OLDEST DODGE DEALER" wn and son, Roger and Ke1th, of l'Jorth Kingsville. Weekend and Mrs Malcom Oblnther and 1 of Tampa, Fla, spent a recent guests were Mro Do u g I a s son. I we•kend with Mr and Mr s , Moore and ch1lren and Patnc10 MiSs Debra llvbbard spent a 992·5342 H:arl CuStet" ...... "~ · 1 Ltmr1nn of Newark. r week w1th relatlVes in Cha:r!e:~ Mr and Mrs Edd1e Shultz Allah Teaford and daughter, ton, W. Va. , viSited relat•ves In Zanesv<lle Tammy of Heb(on VISited relo· I Mr onJ Mrs. Charles Ram· ov r the weekend lives here sey took their son • Larty to Spendmg a day recently at Mr and Mrs Charles Ram- Martm, Tenn., . whe're he will Mrs. Bet I)' Ma!OII ol ~ew Kirk, Camden Park m Huntmotor sey spent a weekend "1tn hJS be a sophomore at the Unlver· N. J., VJSII<ltl Wltli their grandwere Mr and Mrs James Te1· parents, Mr. and Mrs L H. s1ty 111 Tennessee 1 mot!1er Mrs. , , Je•JsJe Stnew, ford Mr ann Mcs ~' · oon Rro-sev at Forest Hill, w va ,- MJSs Rita Holman of Racme ·~~d aunt and Wiele, Mt. and Hall , Mrs Janlee Lawson and and her SISter, Mrs John Wi~ R D., visltell m the Jaille~ Mn. Wilham 'l'huener. son, Uav1d Iiams, of Peterstown, w va , Teaford home 1 Randy !'pend of llashan Vll!- 1 Mr and Mrs J•m• s R Wh<le and ""' mother Mrs. F M.j Tammy and Cheryl Johtlson ited his grandmother, Mrs. Al- j 1nd dau~hter, Mary B' th . of Beasley and daughter, Ruth, of Wollpen spent 'l'ilesday night 1ce Capelutrt ' 1962 CHEVROI:ET $1995 Junbar: W Va , spent Satur· who were ot the W!II!Rn "' and Weclnesday with lheir j Mr. and Mrs. Wdltam 2\\ Ton, 9 fl. ,dump body, 7000 lb front axle 2 sp,.d reat jay and Sunday with Mrs 1\g. holne grandmother, Mrs Ada Slack. of Newark wer.e ,!Jaturday :~~e, S";!5.x20 llfes, cheutei a ~el e, reat clean una & ready to nes White and Richard Duck- , Mrs. Amy Eynon and son, Mr and Mrs. T. K. Bell of. gpesls of 'llr and Mrs Herherl 1965 F~'~tto PICKUP _ '!! : - - - - - - - - - - · - $'1595 North They also visited he r Robert, v" 1ted her sister and Phoenix, Anz, VISited Satur· , Parker. Monday evemng VIii~ I 8 motne1, Mr9 Rose Schwarz. brother~ln-!aw, Mr. and Mr s day with Mr Snd Mrs Troy ors were Mr and Mrs Millard I It Fl~~tsJ~e-, YB engme, ht'a\Y duty tires, g1een fm1sh , VFW Ravenswood r--. . 6 Cyllndtr engln1, aute. trant"' ' Autom1tlc tr•ntp"lal,&.n, full power, rar lifo, white a,~dew.lfll tlrll, whttl ' ..iKt, vin~l interior $ 1nd llucktt stets ' 1960 Chevrolet • o~.r I Comet Slatton Wagon. Auto trans. Radio 'aJ!d heater Y 011 flltvnys Poy Leu !lt whlh reel vlnyJ lnt-rlor, Jl '' ~IICI, whMI over lurtuntly wJth ON THE SPOT FINANCING 63 FALCON LeSABRE 2·DOOR HARDTOP 1963 Dodge •• 59 Studebaker About Middleport value-Rmwl.' . • 600pel 4 FOR FREE ESTIMATE ON At RAWLINGS '295 600ids88 About Building A New Home? Remodeling Your Present Home? New Roof or ·Alum. Siding? New Kitchen? Storm Windows? Bathroom? Free Design and Planning Service. We Do Alpyp,cis of .'ltemodellng - No Money Down. Cqmplete Bank Financing. Refe~ences furnished.'. CALL • -Mrs,.. Paul 60 DeSoto ' I Syracus' Society Not'es. LABOR DAY SPECIAlS V. V. Johnson & Son 222- 4thcAve., Huntin~n " l ) NOW IS THE nice yard . ...,...v.w. POMEllOY - BAILEY'S RESTA.URt\ltt ' .. ;/., ... ,BAILEY'S BRING THE FAMILY . FOR SU~DAY DINNER ) ' ., II tlnll ' -:R~II ; Bart -GIDC oeDio yeUo·• ~~ May ~e. ~li!JI, no dlrl. BW Bille,, P. 0. Boa II, Reedsville, Oblo. .. 'I 66 Exec. ·Pontiac • s3195 Buck•" heat :: 65 Sta~,Chief~.Pntiac '2l95 Society Notes ·w 1 . ' 64 Ford Falcon • · ~..)· , '995 1811, Or m•· · ~..~sr. •. wtn 1:15 p 0 1 ROUSH & lYONS l EXPF:Ril':NCF.D MAN to work ' on ha1ry Parm House furnished Th• Powell Farm on I the Rncw• • Portland Road, I Rnr•n• Phone 843-W$. 9 1 3!c 1 LAllY 1'0 LIVE IN and tor l small children. Ap be. •oon. 2111 ~. Front CAMPING TRAILERS "'""" 51.-Mo- IN Vo. W•tch P•r tht Arrl¥11 of eTOUR·M!OMEe Llthlwol,ht "•k·UP TIUCK CAMPII J795.00 up BauleK .LAETTN. Sil~o ,"Jtl\ r~--,.~~~~.,.:.,.,,....t-"~~~..~~~~~· took Mn. called • on ·,~;~;,·~~~.~ ~~~ and lng. son Ll •Mrs, :~\\~~~:,~l~~~.~M:;r~(e~Rife, !~ at �• . . ._,.((, '• I'• ''' . ~"\ wU_.._er, am. • 17 l2IIIC HOMELITE CHAIN SAW. wU\ seD or trade. good condlton. ,1095 Anderson, Rt. 2, Racine, 1>bone 247-2240 a 30 stp I .• POMERQY - CLOSE 'TO GR\WII: SCHOOL''4 " r~ms, . bath, •utili!)' roorn. ~'large lot. Fine· home for • 1 ' famlly! $6,501fii!J. • ' ' RANCH 'I'YPI!!-. II 2 bedrooms, bath, kitchen, garage, basement, TilE ABOVE CAN BE Fl· NANCED WITH LOW PAYMENTS TO RIGHT PA&·II TIES. . ' • "t t Cjlnt•Cti. · ' .~AJlES LISLE . $yr¥¥••1Ohio . ~.,._-,;lillilltlll 'o ; ; < ' f.Jlfuflllnull! Ail<nlnP, ~ ~ · .,· 0 0 ' ', , eAiumlnuiil Siding eilumlnum R11Unp • Alum~puln Windows • Doon e C.r Pqrtt • Patio• DICK. RAWLI,._ • Blawn 1n I...Uiatlon or C!•l\ C6111ct 53Wiel Elmer E. Whitt, 404'!.'.1 So•.4ih St., Ironton Rlpre11nl1llveln Thl• Ar11 20 YMn For THINKING? Hobac:k and daughter, PatnciB, of Jackson· ville, Fla , spent a few dayi with Mr. and Mrs Charles H0o 1 back Mr. and Mr, Dan Witherspoon and fsmily of Willard spent e r~nl weekend with Mr, Opal Zer~le and children, • • • • BUI, Sandy aild Joc'elyn. , 2 Dr. H T Aut. trans. Power steermJ Mr. and Mrs Dale Warner at· tended funeral 'i erv!Ces for ht!r brother, Grover Bawk last Sa~ urday 1n Columbus They were • • ~295 accompamed nome by Mr and 2 Dr H T Aut. trans. Power steering, radio and Mrs Kenneth Lawson. heater Mr and Mr•. U L Thompson and JQn, DavJd, of Barling, Arkansas spent a week w1th • • • • • Mr )n" Mrs. Charles Ramsey. 2 Dr 4 Cyl. rhey alSO VISited their daugh· ter, Bonme. of Pomeroy Mr. Jerry Stewart of ShadySide was also a guest. 4 Dr 8 Cyl Std. trans Radio and heater Mrs WilliS Leadmgham and 1aughters and Mrs. Joan Wolfe spent a ~aturday w1th the form· • er's mother, Mrs Manor1e 4 Dr. 8 cyl Aut. trans Rad1o and heater HelD ' 2 Dr. Sedan V8 Std. trans, heater and radio. Low mlleage. ,Factory warranty on thi1 car. 1965 Plymouth .. • . .. 56 Studebaker Ke~lev Ar. 1 and her s1ster:;;, and Mrs Charles Horner and ch!ld,en, Mrs Reva Mam and children of Portsmouth Mr. and Mrs. Horner have just re· cently returned !rom Germany where he has been statiOned with 11" U s Army Mr and Mrs John Boles of Newark vJSited Monday wIt ll hts , 1 ~ t~1 . CIHrn HP.~s. who 1~ a pat1ent al Veterans Memorwl Hospital Chmtme Boggess and ch1l· dren of Gall1pnhs V!Sitod Mr Ola Boggess Ben Qutsenberry, Laura Le1f· he1t, William Holmes and friend sneJtt Thursday evemng w1 I I 1 USED CARSt~~ 1967Dodge ... - $1995 4 Door Sedan 8 cyf. P S Rad1o and heater. Auto. trans. Low mileage, 1965 Ford··Fairlane 500 - 4 and radio. Sweptlln~ • • 64 . BUICK V-1, auterhatlc, powlf brakes, ponr steerlntl- rlllio, wl•lw tirtl, blue llnlsh with lllut lnttrlor. Shows toM care _ • Dr. Sedan V8. Auto trans. Heater $1395 • 6l 'PONTIAC Express V8. One owner. 1963 Dodge • • . . I Cll.'tAL!NA 2 DR. ff.T. $1395 • Y.., 1ut.., ,ower ltrakes, p~wor stftrln" rodlo, 4 Door Sedan. 8 cyl. Std. trans Low mileage. One w l ~w l tJm, owner. ' See Us Before You Buy &Get A Good Deal 1963 Chevrolet .. iharp, ont 4 Door Sedan. Auto. trans Rad1o and heater. Salesmen-Emerson Jones • Cliff PhUiips· ' George Hicks • Eddie Fife • Dan' Th,mpson 60 FORD 1962 Mercury • • s1095 ' THI!INDERBIRD • ' EVERY FRIDAY and SATURDAY l 9to2 A.M. I 1958 Dodge •• KEITH GOBLE FORD , I Shotguns Only • 160 Buick 59 Pontiac Ca~. .4 Dr. H.T • .- $395 Used Car Lot ~ Middleport 4 Door V8, aut.• , P.B f<l'.S I $495 4 Door . 1' $495 6 eyl, auto. trano. OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8:00 R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. t h :l,.,;,,..,.---....,,...~,..=--------..._11 1 1 162 Rambler.~.' V-8, auto., power · ' ' KARR. &VAti VAND:f . ,cADILLAC- OLDSMOBILE G.MAC FINANCING • , NEW AND ' . Pomeroy~ . •' . 1967 Eleclra-;·.: Buick 4· Dr. HT SAVE. Only 62UO easy Barhara Nofl~e and children, Clarence Beaver, or Let art zw1!11ng Mrs Sell and M r, Pierce and daughter, Dme, of 1964 CHEVROLET $2295 \>lr has almost every. accessory that Bu1ck ci1Jding factory_ auto, au: ,Cl>~d . Gold wilb. pltt:k,vlllyL Brenda an1 P8ul, In Mason and •Falls. Zwilling· are cousins and h a d Middleport. ,1 , healer. c~tom cab ' kip w1th gold t1nt. " • Ither relatives in Middleport. Mr and M~s. Carl nuckworth not ~een each other for 17 ,, 2verycchum Ton. 84" 111-d Cab sohd, to axle12, ft. 82:ix20 ttres, 292 cu m ttngme, caU 1 msulated van body Mr and Mrs Henry Neifert Of Coshocton spent S u n d a • years I If nayton pent a few days evemng Wilh his brother, Rich· Mr and Mrs. Robert harden f 4 1l• Se\lan. Orie of the cleane"st '&Ill anywhere. Oae With her aunt, Elizab,th Due~- ard Duckworth. and Jimmy and Dobbie altend- 1 cal\>ful li.>Cal ownet. Fully eqtllpped with pows steer- . 'Mr and Mrs. James R White ed the State Fair Sunday. I wooth and M" Amy Evnnn OPEN EVES. 9:00 P.M . mg. power brakes, and•autorttatlc trans. n • • .lJm Bill Oiler, who Is attend· and daughter. Mary Beth, and Mr. and Mrs Eugene Dyer I '"" '' '"" Colle.e al Berea Kv. 'Mr• ·nes White attenrl•rl tlie of Pomeroy have purchased the POMEROY, OHIO ' viSited his mother, Grace Oil· Gallipolis Citl?.ens Band RadiO Marwn Reynolds home on _ _.,.....___ ---- 1 '.:::=,;.,~,;,==""",...;=="""'=.,....=="""=...,..~ qustom 1Convertible Coupe.• Extra sharp Inside lllltl " and grandmother, Mary M. Club cnlc held recently Glenn St In the Lee Addition 1 BY EVEJ.YN BRICKLES t• • out. Nel)' one li~e this £(1¥1 over $5,000.00, and ""'"'"'' " '· D1ddle Rev and Mrs. Earl Custer Mr and Mrs. Norman Hend· Mr and 'Mrs. Charles •, Gihevra F~ster were btlslttess can have thJs one at • greatly reduced price. Mr and Mrs Thomas Quick were Sunday VIS!Iors of Mr and rJX and daughter, Denise, of and R!ckJt Koenig and VISitOrs In Athens Tuesday. fully eqUipPed. · • 1 of Columbus •pent sunday w<lh Mrs Ernest Johnson and M• Hammond fnd vl•lled h t 1 Chevah~r all SP"'Jt lost Wt'Ck Jaca and John 1 " ' par•nts. Mr and Mrs an' •Irs. Omar Dalley ol Do•·· aunt and 'unc1e, 'Mr. and Mrs. at Band Camp at R1o Grande. •. 1\l an "enmg With M1ss Rita Wil· l I James S QUick and Mrs Mar· cas, Troy Zwilling and other rei a· Mr and Mrs, Gr.rald Violet J 1~Wll btlr., •, I •• Co~. A low mlleag~ 'extra clea,n Pontiac. Tlila 1:11: :• Iaret Cotlrill Mr. and Mrs. Willie E Guln· tives spent an ev~ w!l~ Mr. and •· •· · J . ' Jerry Huff and wife have roIS beautiful all whl!e fiDlsh, and SJ>Oiless interior. • Soon~mg a week) with Mr thor of Galllpolll spent t h Mr. ,and ,rs, Henry Gers· Mrs Fred Srrutb of Cboster - - . - ~, turned to thejl' home 1n Dayt~n, ! and Mrs. Herman . London weekend With hill parents Mr. zewskl of Hastings Neb. Mr and Mrs. Eveeett Wat- BY MRS. ALTA CONE I •Iter spending a few days with --~. --~' -'--·• ' son VISited hiS brother, Mr. l Harvey Br~ltoo and WJfe, ~ her mother Mrs Ginevra i 4 Dr Slill.an. Factobo 1Air Conditioning. Sharp wblte , and Mrs .•/ Harold Watson amt! gan, Mrs. Nellie Blum, Gabon, Foster, ' .. • fmiSh wtth spotlest "'gfeen ·Interior. Power sieerin1, , ., ' · " 1 .. ::••.:': family of Athens Sundoy. 1and Albe:t Cone and "lfe ltlca!, 1 1alf cond !'ower braklla, automatic trans A perle« The Brock reunion was be(a were YfSJtotl witb Mrs Gmeva ' ~ ., one owner car JUst waiting-lor you. · bere Sunday,~tiM:bometif Mr. Fostor•. on Wednesday. Mrs. j ·~ Mrs. Biilll ~ylor. ~e J,oe i't!l'Jier at¥! Tony were sf. ·" atl'lJUIUJg were Mrs Ida .Blind, emoorl callers. , Four DoQI' Hard 'fop. This cat has Ill vjnyl I!PbolNew MattlnsVUie Va., Mr. M\1" .lenllller Hensler, Belpre, stery. Power stl!eting, power b.l\aket and automatie and Mrs. JO!!eph Rjne of ~IlleS· Is spending the week wfth her tr~ns. It was owp~d by orie of bul" most careful, aDd faJihlul owners, t\n ercellent qul\\jty bvy. d~ • Mr. ,,9rl MJI- Char lies grandmtlther, Mr1. Grace Hen. -\ l'ooghty of Golljl'il~s. Mt, and sler arid ~ Coen iamtly. BY SARAH M. RIFE Mn., ll!J»~ Bl\"'icl:low a ned Miss Pat Moms left oh Thnrs- Mr Charles Rile " a patient famUy of Flus&ing, .Mr. and , ~ay for Morehead, K~.• where at Shell~nng Arms Ho!jpital 1n 2 Dr ~edan .6 cyl. st&~ shift Shows exU:f> good~ Mrs, ltussi!l! and ,lamllYt also , she wiD attend college 1 h i s Alhe"s serwOsly i!l Fli!Shlng, and "'~ ,!!1!1• Ill•~ year. She t(ill be a sempr. 1 A2c Larry E R1!e of Bossier Taylor- and !rululv ot 1 1\. 'E Con~. · and Dick Cone 'A. F. B in Lou!Sana. amved rand wife, A}heM, spent Sunday borne Monday on a 10 day leave Mr. •and ·lllalk,, ~!terAOOn iltth Albert Cone an~ Other Rife children who eame "' • 1., ' Will. · ' · over tlK> weekend ro vis\'t their ...,. ... , 1 Harold Waugh a nd Wife. father were Mr. Joe Rife and li'V•l' Al,; GMC Will~•. IJ141nl ln•evenina wtth daughter Karen Lee of Chilli· POMEROY, OHIO 1 tne \lahce Wl'bur !amlly cothe , Mr Charles -A. (Jatk ) , ' Hjwjl\ Bpent, MOI}ilay Rife and son-in-law l.arrv ~~hil)!!• l'ltAley_ llo,bo· and ll!lln of St. Albans, W Va , Mr. lleg Which took flvt 'stitches 1o . ' wit~, ~1\o t.afe •J'f~ln~ a vaca,- apd Mr! George Beverid~e close the wound ~"· Myrta ~~. j·· tJ•m ~~ thetr farm. · 1(Jloro•h\ Rife\ •nd •hllrlron of Rife staye'd With ber !1111, Mr Fo~terond Mrs. 'i\ilnljeld, W Va : also Mr and and Mrs. Charl~s Rif~ whl~ · ,L \ ~ ·~ 1.1,.., · (Patty her uau~ hter . <• a~d alsll Mr. I Mr. and SOCJety • News · . ,, Potn'e'roy Motor Co. ()!> L'eSabr.e Buick·- :...~595 66 Wildcat Buick't-'... $3295 , t:h ..• esln_ut Ridge SOClCl¥, ~ POf1tiac ccitaKna''s239~ e •12-.16-.20 gauge ' f1hecle These "!l..,ll'' Specfolt • • 1 Sunday, Sept 3, 1 pm f~itt , wl~h ~~· i'lnyl lnttrlor·. .,....,...-,... car __: 695 'f.o Ton P1ckup. V8 3 speed trans. I Syracuse Ball Park 63 PONTIAC .·· ' BO!iiNEViLLE 2 Dlt. H. f. '•.''' ,~ V·l, a._., column _.,Ill, ndle, 'i'!;JV:' 1 tirei, WhHI disCI, 2 Door Sedan V8. Std. traM Radio and heater. J ' uppers Plams Gun Shoot white sidtw111 tires, lol)b and runs rnl well __.._ ~ Mr and Mrs Roger Qmsen- : · o~rry of Athens. were Mr and Mrs WJiliam ' and Mrs. Guy Guinther Mr. and Mr, Doy H1ggenbot- Humphrey and Kara and Ella b~ther and sister-in-law, Mr. I "01'110'$ OLDEST DODGE DEALER" wn and son, Roger and Ke1th, of l'Jorth Kingsville. Weekend and Mrs Malcom Oblnther and 1 of Tampa, Fla, spent a recent guests were Mro Do u g I a s son. I we•kend with Mr and Mr s , Moore and ch1lren and Patnc10 MiSs Debra llvbbard spent a 992·5342 H:arl CuStet" ...... "~ · 1 Ltmr1nn of Newark. r week w1th relatlVes in Cha:r!e:~ Mr and Mrs Edd1e Shultz Allah Teaford and daughter, ton, W. Va. , viSited relat•ves In Zanesv<lle Tammy of Heb(on VISited relo· I Mr onJ Mrs. Charles Ram· ov r the weekend lives here sey took their son • Larty to Spendmg a day recently at Mr and Mrs Charles Ram- Martm, Tenn., . whe're he will Mrs. Bet I)' Ma!OII ol ~ew Kirk, Camden Park m Huntmotor sey spent a weekend "1tn hJS be a sophomore at the Unlver· N. J., VJSII<ltl Wltli their grandwere Mr and Mrs James Te1· parents, Mr. and Mrs L H. s1ty 111 Tennessee 1 mot!1er Mrs. , , Je•JsJe Stnew, ford Mr ann Mcs ~' · oon Rro-sev at Forest Hill, w va ,- MJSs Rita Holman of Racme ·~~d aunt and Wiele, Mt. and Hall , Mrs Janlee Lawson and and her SISter, Mrs John Wi~ R D., visltell m the Jaille~ Mn. Wilham 'l'huener. son, Uav1d Iiams, of Peterstown, w va , Teaford home 1 Randy !'pend of llashan Vll!- 1 Mr and Mrs J•m• s R Wh<le and ""' mother Mrs. F M.j Tammy and Cheryl Johtlson ited his grandmother, Mrs. Al- j 1nd dau~hter, Mary B' th . of Beasley and daughter, Ruth, of Wollpen spent 'l'ilesday night 1ce Capelutrt ' 1962 CHEVROI:ET $1995 Junbar: W Va , spent Satur· who were ot the W!II!Rn "' and Weclnesday with lheir j Mr. and Mrs. Wdltam 2\\ Ton, 9 fl. ,dump body, 7000 lb front axle 2 sp,.d reat jay and Sunday with Mrs 1\g. holne grandmother, Mrs Ada Slack. of Newark wer.e ,!Jaturday :~~e, S";!5.x20 llfes, cheutei a ~el e, reat clean una & ready to nes White and Richard Duck- , Mrs. Amy Eynon and son, Mr and Mrs. T. K. Bell of. gpesls of 'llr and Mrs Herherl 1965 F~'~tto PICKUP _ '!! : - - - - - - - - - - · - $'1595 North They also visited he r Robert, v" 1ted her sister and Phoenix, Anz, VISited Satur· , Parker. Monday evemng VIii~ I 8 motne1, Mr9 Rose Schwarz. brother~ln-!aw, Mr. and Mr s day with Mr Snd Mrs Troy ors were Mr and Mrs Millard I It Fl~~tsJ~e-, YB engme, ht'a\Y duty tires, g1een fm1sh , VFW Ravenswood r--. . 6 Cyllndtr engln1, aute. trant"' ' Autom1tlc tr•ntp"lal,&.n, full power, rar lifo, white a,~dew.lfll tlrll, whttl ' ..iKt, vin~l interior $ 1nd llucktt stets ' 1960 Chevrolet • o~.r I Comet Slatton Wagon. Auto trans. Radio 'aJ!d heater Y 011 flltvnys Poy Leu !lt whlh reel vlnyJ lnt-rlor, Jl '' ~IICI, whMI over lurtuntly wJth ON THE SPOT FINANCING 63 FALCON LeSABRE 2·DOOR HARDTOP 1963 Dodge •• 59 Studebaker About Middleport value-Rmwl.' . • 600pel 4 FOR FREE ESTIMATE ON At RAWLINGS '295 600ids88 About Building A New Home? Remodeling Your Present Home? New Roof or ·Alum. Siding? New Kitchen? Storm Windows? Bathroom? Free Design and Planning Service. We Do Alpyp,cis of .'ltemodellng - No Money Down. Cqmplete Bank Financing. Refe~ences furnished.'. CALL • -Mrs,.. Paul 60 DeSoto ' I Syracus' Society Not'es. LABOR DAY SPECIAlS V. V. Johnson & Son 222- 4thcAve., Huntin~n " l ) NOW IS THE nice yard . ...,...v.w. POMEllOY - BAILEY'S RESTA.URt\ltt ' .. ;/., ... ,BAILEY'S BRING THE FAMILY . FOR SU~DAY DINNER ) ' ., II tlnll ' -:R~II ; Bart -GIDC oeDio yeUo·• ~~ May ~e. ~li!JI, no dlrl. BW Bille,, P. 0. Boa II, Reedsville, Oblo. .. 'I 66 Exec. ·Pontiac • s3195 Buck•" heat :: 65 Sta~,Chief~.Pntiac '2l95 Society Notes ·w 1 . ' 64 Ford Falcon • · ~..)· , '995 1811, Or m•· · ~..~sr. •. wtn 1:15 p 0 1 ROUSH & lYONS l EXPF:Ril':NCF.D MAN to work ' on ha1ry Parm House furnished Th• Powell Farm on I the Rncw• • Portland Road, I Rnr•n• Phone 843-W$. 9 1 3!c 1 LAllY 1'0 LIVE IN and tor l small children. Ap be. •oon. 2111 ~. Front CAMPING TRAILERS "'""" 51.-Mo- IN Vo. W•tch P•r tht Arrl¥11 of eTOUR·M!OMEe Llthlwol,ht "•k·UP TIUCK CAMPII J795.00 up BauleK .LAETTN. Sil~o ,"Jtl\ r~--,.~~~~.,.:.,.,,....t-"~~~..~~~~~· took Mn. called • on ·,~;~;,·~~~.~ ~~~ and lng. son Ll •Mrs, :~\\~~~:,~l~~~.~M:;r~(e~Rife, !~ at �y·· ., 0 ' 111 deeay. 01t.•llt,ll) .!0.,from?;~~~~j~~~ . 2 Incbe1 :W p li.&dlo lil mots,~Ji>ll' ,:ll)ll l(oep soil i ~.:~~;::!.·!favor' dl~lons io: ease alllllllb~ started illCUt~ a •Blau or · t , · , . . , · and continuously of water. Fill gl~ll'lir jar . a cousin to ~~~ . , featin-m&.\~&.:' dlias · ' tl\e year, ! . , l'ater. Coyer. with .· ind lesson ma£er. of , ~um;lred hav:e named 8)1d the secure with rubber a Plant this , plant . · Sunda ~~- a · grow. , . "' • punch one or lllllte, . In . upon arrival if pureh8!1ed. ..,;..,lied yq, 1 ·An , Light, temp !3ture, hu~uUty,_ molstur~ content, paper. Push the leal ~are" is takl!ll from lhellllltller Bible · se~ool - con- iSt ' 'tb dr_amage and temperature of I ----:_--;:--.- · · - fully through the holes . put it in a good light oojl in : the · ,, · L • ' WI sOli mfluences the root o'eloek late afternoon u n t i I bruising. Leayeo toOt faster three or four InCh pot . Churen an<j growth of the plants aQP'I•time. in the morning hours. ·from late Februaey Regular African ViOI;t:aon ' over.' 8 b---•"-' were This hi\at will teet the a s 1 'h' · ' wNJcu.,Jl!ll'entll aJ¥1 terlals lnsuffirient llg~t is one of the pro ow-. pr ng. ·At I Is tlmt of year good. After th~ first four ' fl'ieniJs att~ed the progr,~ ;ieie ·Oil. , · most common reasons for a er4\on "''ry cold or chilly nights. 1 takes two weeks for roots let<! very sparingly ~Verf whieb qpened with. 1 oroees- .Other 8 plant's f•llure to bloom In the m: 0 to 15 degree htgher than 1form and another week for or th"'":J""eks with a -w•ll , ;011! of lhi cblldren to ;1\'1' lk, · 1• were home Too little ilght the I•aves )emperatures leaves to. begin - remember, anced bquld fertilizer. . ing Jesus' Way" by CUne become thin 8110 develop long :eill,per.atures below 50 de- some varteties are slower Overhead watering or water ley at the piano A prayer. b; •Venoy . stems. but may grow_ well. II gteell• w•ll stop grow- others. Leaves. may be left In on the f?liage does not seem to the 'Rev. James. D. 'Well Bever! light :s too intense leaves beflowenng and will event- the w•ter unhl the harm thts plant. was !Qilowed bt._the pledge of cad Sheil: come pale or ydlowisil gteen, ua Y die: \have produeed three or m o r One _o! the easiest met~ods at to tlfie"chrlstian and and 'peggy 18 often show•ng darker areas, For !'Oid<r temperatures move leaves. When old leavet ~:me to set the pot m_ ,\nwtcan flags led by,, the Ohlinger, alid Mary Sauvage. where they hav~ been 1haded by plants ,to a wariner place. A to decay cut 11 away an~ pot . "' saucer which clfi\ be _ yoUth .,roup.' , • , · . . othrr leav" 1 he plants should P&Jl'ef' ~laced bftw.en the win- onee. There art several partly fUll of water every oilier . Kathjl Wehrung, !Je('fftary 'for • ," " not "' expose<! to s u, n- dow and plants is a g10d pro- way•_. day or ' 0 Only put such · •chool, reported that $14.69 l•ght In wmter some direct su_ll· tectlon. . A Jar, a gla59 bowl?' terr.,·- m the sauce~~· can be allsorb- :, 1\y'the chlldl't'n dl!l'ing the light early m the mornmg will If home air is too dry. pans tum can be used and produce! e<l bv the pot ill• few hours. betn •ent to JIJe and not ha"m the plant A northern of :-vater or other humillylng lovely plants. . . . . For wate,~g fro~ the Sholtis, · mL•~aries in Ha11 .', . or eastel'n exposure " best. IdeVIees will help. Humidity a- Anothe~ fasematmg method IS have water at room 'She noted that the aver- I r Other rsposures may be use<!, round the plants may be increas-' seed sowmg med!UJII. Usmg eq- lure. . . age attendance for the f he 1 Mr. .and ·M.s: Carron·· JQ!JJn-11 but T!'Ore care i• needed to pre- 1ed by placing the pots on peb- uat parts of a so!l m~ture plac- These vtolets hke plenty days was 55 , : son, Flatwoods' Road, Pameroy, eenl burnmg of foliage and pet- \ bles, charcoal or stooes. Not di- ed on a layer of dr~mage. pob- light. the more the better, but Led by Evelyn Smith, I he !entertalneol TUesday with ·a •Is. C•,nmr.s or tr<'" hy the rectly in the water and having bles 10 8 gla~• <Ollfruner wtth a absolu.tely no sunlight. They teacher, assisted · by Donna 11family picnic honoring Airman window• ofler provtde s h .a de shallow water in the bottom of top whtch wdl act as .• s~all a troptcal plan~ used to Smith and Shirley Baity, the First Class and Ml's. Raymond en.,ugh for the plant" trays used for thi~ puroose. greenhouse: FJrm the S(lJl ~hght~ m t~e s!Jade 0 • thP floor of nursery class sang 11'Jbe Gos- Kloes and daughter, .Kimberly, 'fun. pion!< "?CR "">lly to Soil mixture is v.ry "import- ly end mOisten~ spoomng _In troptcal forests and exposre pel Light." Meinory verses were and Mrs. Kloes' parents, Chief ~r"o ',om broommg one SJded. ant. Mixture should be kept water until tt I bart'ly mOJst an hm;r of dtrect sunltght recited by the beginner depart- Petty Offieer and Mrs. RichAfne.1o VIOlets C':Jn be growH loose and porous with drainage. through. Then ' read the seed prove .atal to the plant. ment with the elass a' gtn ard Goble !md son Diek surr:·d, ,IJ\ with artifical light. Soil should contal)l a eonsider- evenly as possiliJe over the sur- . A Northern windo_w "Hallelu." The beginner Airman Kloes, ;.n of. Mrs. Two 41' "'"" flourescent tubf'lable amount of ·llrganie matter. face usmg two fmgers or shak- "tdeal. They ltke high humid- ers were Thelma Osl!orne and Johnson is stationed at Dove '" 51111.1hlr rcnectors biiCRUSC I U!e AFrican Vlblet soli a n d; mg them from envelope or a I ity and will he Injured if the Dot,lie WelL The primary class Md., atld lite famlly return!! thPv l''r lp~o;; f>'<Df'l'lo:lvP lrt nr· ' Verm.:culite which keePs: t h el small salt sh~er. Place t. h e l room temperature drops below sang, ''I've Got a Hornet" and there Wednesday. The Goble "''' nnct rroduce less he>t soil hght and airy. Mixture oi l glass cover 00 the, contamer 65 degrees, recited memory work 1mder the family reeently retumed to the m":' bP used . soli and Vermlrulite holf and ! an~ <et m • ..warm hght place Any temperature from 70 dl!- · leadership of their teaeher, Lin- Stateo following his tour f duty Ph·r to 18 Inches abnve ' half fm grees up Is ideal. Do not baby :\ da Wehrung. In Tlirkey. o , Mrs. Milton Roush, teacher Other ests at the lenle the tr.n ••I Jhr r'onl and l'"vc i If using garden soU, rolled : No addthooa! water Is need- thiS. plant. "" "'"'' 12 tc " hollfs Brst manme or leaf :ncld, st•ri't" ed. Seeds unerRlly t.,ke l.n l , G•ve tl water when tt needs of the junior elaao, presented were Mr.ru and Mrs darle result ' err from about 5 !!.,6• this mixture in the oven at 180 ' days to germmate: Soma may 1 It Feed it very lightly oeeas- Karen Baity • praying banda Smith and children, riebra l degrees f•lr 30 minutes. Pot, pop up a d;ly earher and often( tonally, k~p It warm, give It braeelet lor memory work and Ka · and Davltl, : .1'! r i 1 II ran be sterilized also while stcr- germmatlon " so trregular that I plentv of h!!ht but no sunshine Jeff Ohlinger for haVing 'h h :rt A Klof . . .' • ';tl I ilizing 1he soil. Pots should the sleepy , htads may lag be- and leave It alone. Bible every dav was awarded moe's and J:es o FRIDAY S•pt. 1 I absolutely clean. So'k new clay hmd as ITIIldl as_a month. -By COddle Wickham a pravlng hands ThePorlland ra o I "MUNSTER CO HOME" ' pots in hot water for at least I weeks oldf !eedhngs may · · - "1 ISIts minutes hofore if transplant,ed- 5everal to a pot. "ARR!VEOERI, BARBY" not sterili;ed' Plastie pots or Do yourttransplantlng as ~ r i other pots •hould be , as you can so they will not beIV _s.,t. 2 I thoroughly clean!ed on the in- Icome spilldly or too crowded. side beforP using. I It will beat least eight _ - PillS-Sphognum Moss Is used bt-lore s_ee<\lings will bloom. , "THE ROUNDERS" t(ood advanl,ge. It per- M091 oUhem will not be rlenn H<'nrt feet drainage prorw>r IIS the flamed h.vbrJd Ford Fonda ., ' '" ' 'I • '-:;;;:;:;;;:;:;;:::;:=:;;;:;;;:;:;::;::~-:· ~asy moi~ture rontrol aJ11 keeps 1on t•· •"' mar,.~1. But you wm ;-:----- - -I dlsea~e11 at a minimum. It is ! have !un growmg them. T~EATRE I <terile •nrl 'v walrrine with I Wilen repotling or talting set flypenex !olulion assures per- : off 'from the IIIOiher plant, slide Pomoro¥. 0. I feet f.rtility control I YOIII' finger <moolhl~ under the TONIGHT ond SA'rURDAY ; To k..,p Vlol•ts cle•n trans- ' lr~ves without eracking a single S•otomb•• 1-2 ' ler to kitchen •ink. Use fin el ~f or •tern. Make a v ol VOill1 II "THE NIGHT OF THE sprav and tepid water which •!ftdex and tallellt finger. , GRtZZtL Y" 1 feels noilher hot or cold 011 ' Run tbem pa!lt the crown of 11'rehnicolor) d. Clint w,t~er Marfho llver your wrist. ~llrw pl>nts to ~ry l "''. e plant while holding the pot "COME SPY WITH ME'' 1 before returning to the windo\vs. I wtth the other hand. Tap the pot • '1 I'I'Prh mcolorl I A ~ort brush, nvlon net ·or 8 rim on some,thin1 solid. Plant l'roy Oonahu~ Albert Oek~er 1, leaf fro"' the rlant are ~ood for ' comes 0111 nieeiy The short St •f\I OAY. MONili- y · keeping ""'"'-"' of the plants lurred leaves of all A!ril.'an vlo- : A~ll TUSDAY' · clean ~troke from the hase of Jell look mess~ with soil and 1 Srpt..,mbrr 3-4-5 d t I' "ll0CTOR. YOll'V~ roT leaves toward the tips. T h i s I fl' c mging to tllem. I' TOR~ I(IOI>ING" rlrars aw" t~• dust qu;cklv. When shifting young seedlings (Trchmrolnr 1 fR:lf rnttings is the most p,op-1 .,. repotting divisions you will I Colorcertoons: Whose l.iftl!! Dogclr? ular of propagation of African .'save mussed up leaves if vc:u _ _Happy Returns Violets. Leave• ol any size or: will use a funnerl. Spoon soli InSHOW STARTS 1 PM ( •ge rna~ bt> u•ed BrPak leaf nff l lo its larger end without drap:~iiiii~ at the rrown so no stem js l~K i Ping a C'rumb. You can m;:Jke a ' : funnel or paper II you have ! ' j.' t6~ ~ . ' j / I~ ~. :~~~'s,~ TU~!) Srh?:~7~~ 1 0'i+c~E8,_"[s?.~E : .~ '• 'i ~Ianting non-por~us '"I ~1ves I ~• . . BIG < tJ. • • Here's to OUt American ' Labor ... I Open · Sat~rday. NJght . ' until .9:00 ' ) '' •' Be Tbriltyl Save All of Your Saleslips from Elberlelcls In Pomeroy M~dle- ~, before amJOUDCI!meilt, 0 South:Vietnamese Commence Voting i · • Delta swamplAnds to South ·Viet-' LABc:fR DAY our bank wilt '~ conduct bus~ Mori~, September ""' STEAK HOUSE PQMEROY NAT~NAL BANK • Home of the Fabulou• RUTLAND Serving Meig• CounflJ tor over 95 yeora Member Federal Reoerve System ,,.-.--~--32"-/-----~ " Traffic Halts lq Preparation F~r Changeover 'I ' 95·, OPEN . FRIDAY NIGHTS 5:00 to 7:00 MEIGS COUNTY ARTISTS ' WITH . : -i· TRADE ... ALL FROST CL1AR . ' < Y!)UR OWN COMPACT SUP~"MARKET ..• , ••.. Gillson l'r01t Clnr Jfocklmatttr ., In The Freezer •.• giYH JOU full -size (12,9 C'u, ft,) refrigerator,1nd I fuiJsjJt (2191b. c~lty) f~ With 10 Year Warranty tr, sldNy:Jide &! your flnttrtlps), It's so· toinpact that despite Its ,, evblc foot ' ' . ' ' cepaclty, lt'a IHt th., • yard wide. '· fits in tvin imill kltel~ns. And lOTH ' • ..~ I VOl/ ere Invited to atop In end regiiter to dlsploy on. oour lobby_.,..lntt to stort the . H. . I Order By Phone And Toh 'Em Home 992-5432 ............ .. .. ...... . ' ~ rnvl.. li I ........~ I I J ,. . ·~ .. "• ~~~ freoz~r ond reffl1•r•~r ~,. all Frost Clm ... you11 I'!IVIR dtf11St 111hl; ~' . ~ ,. ~· . ' .. ''. •, WE SERVICE ALL OUR"1lA,r4 ~!iiD PRODUCTSt' ' SANDWICH - ' ' ' • .. . ., All A-unts lnsurad Up To $15.000 Under The Ftderof Deposit lnsuronce Corporotion · ··:· ' ·· " .,,• • -r rate. Your Trade.-. 200.00 Member FDIC as Wrecks over :U.S. "~-"/.: • Regular Price • 599.95 In The Refrigerator .•• ••now Far In HR~~~y . ' Less Than AYard Wide CROW'S In obser'iance of waa Uel· and ;!~pact Administration 1 ·• ·: • '' (NASA) reported. I · Tycho, perhaps the mooo's · · · · spectacular reatur• as · seen !rom Earth, ia Sll miles • ~- l!PIL#III!!i Jllllel deep. •-ujrp~~.,.l. Llneo exieqd!DIJ more than 1,1100 By Ueltd Prrll"' I·111iles trom lite ~ Indicate Ideal slJIIIJIJeJ: lft!l!lllirr ::.~~ ·..oJist!lnce Ill wlllCh nulll 1 day 1ure4 !Mil·.of the Ill materials a!Jd parUeles were ' I ltlillion mol<rrls18 onlc! lhll burled when It war. created. highways and !eDt the holiday ,. 'Some scientists; NA~A said, weekeud traffic toll moonllnl~ much of the fluid a pace exceeding lfsL ,U eJected from the Day's record erater "may ha\ie resulted !tom .Arnerieano '110ft dying GH lht ·, the Intense heat generated by hil!bways at the rate of live an ,·, llie meteorite's Impact." , hour, 1 Tyeho is surrounded by a A United Pre!l ~ "dark halo" exttndlng oul 30 count at,3:S P.lll; .t»T ~~ ~ Imiles and by a second, brigl)t . at tea!! . 12t pnona 'tlead 111_ extending put to miles traffle s!noe the !lo1idaY betatL farther. It Is bell""ed these The 1JerakdoWII: • · :' Ipatltems were caused by mater· Traffic 122 , ~traveling outward In • \'base ~WII'f nrp• lreDI tbe polnl of -lllipeL anes · - 1-· .- ,. · ...n • · ·whose large-scale o<hi.,en!enls and bejre~ts ~re among tho greatest ktlbwn to the '1119•~JDg torces of the modern wt!(ld! 1 "?::,.,.Jf''~. Arab' !!Curees ~id 1be 11 situation "will· revert navr 'to!· otactly as It 'befote !ht, tUPI) -'nle beginning . of tsraell ~ , agency said saturday that ,;on. •· orbiter s has 'nle souree said that as 1001 patterns" on the floor tankeH eaUed at ' moon's Tyebo erater Gulf portl,' lhi!J are "characterisUe of eould ·ItO loaded u qu!cUf' 1JI Ould material." Jo!slble." .' ., : ' ' . • 'l'he saudi Ara!llan im'IOUn...... Preliminary study of photo- Jllent ram• 24 )Joura ~ lht ~ <+ grapbs sent ,_back by the bJUr-day summit eonlerence 11 ~ tendS to confirm the lthartown endelj. .. that the biC era~ P.•• · · ... )ly a ~ meteonte " , moon~': ~:u:~~~~e~~a~~ 122 Killed 1\h....·;. '· COMBINATION , Control ol other insect pesll is VIolets prefer a night temper- I alure of 85 to 70 degree• yet will grow sutte!lllfuVy at 60 deDay temperature should Will ·Countries.ititho11t ' none at hand I ' , .. • CUBIC FOOT Little abrasions made by r-ough pol edges and the accum- 1 ulation of soli gJt on the sur· face are jointly reoponslble for loSB of man~ leaves. Test pot rims far smoothness. I In ev.n the best groomed col, leetlon, the wily mealy bug pest i ean be sometimes found - so vlgilanee pays. Older hrgs gather in leaf crevices and are eafly ' to see beeause they are cott:ony white. Dip cotton swat> into poli'h remover or rologne and toueh all white dots Repea\ ery third day until none can be ., . 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