http://66.213.69.5/files/original/5c1a79a4d1054ac4c7ce6dcff7e99ef6.pdf 40684f48a786bfef10cfdd9c0b8a8185 PDF Text Text I . '' . •' ' I '·~ 10 - Tbo Doil. Sentinel, Mlddleport.Paneroy, 0., Auaut21, 1969 ·,:New Teacher Hired By KC Board Wednesday !,,. ;.·~ • . The K,y~creek Local School District of Education accepted the algnatlon Wedneadl,y night ot one tea.cher and emplqyed another. The resigaw.tion or Charles Tem,pleton. employed earlier this month 11 an elementar)' teacher at Chelhlre - Kyger was accq>ted. Mra. Dono I.Ynn Billig o! 4 Oakwood Dr., Gallipolis. former res-. ldent of Penhsyhanla, was employed as ~lish teacher at Ky. ger Creek Hlgh School Wile o1 Gary Billig, ,_ !..,._ ball ~c h at Southwestern High School, Mrs. Billig Is r01>lael111 her slater, MrS:. C&rol Heider at Kyger Creok High School Mrs. Heider was hired earlier but r&o signed. Mrs. Billig graduated I r o m Thiel College with a Bachelor of Science Degree with majora in English am speech. Thiel College, at Greenville~ PL, is also the alma mater of her husband. In other action the boe.rd approved a diploma lor David caldwell. who has completed his high school credits ror a dtPloma. The ~rd also a,pproved the 1969-70 school calei'Mi;ar. WOMEN'SSOCIE'i'YOFOirt .. tlan ~rice, Rloll&m United Methodist O>urell, 6:30 Fr~ evening at the home of Mr. aid Mrs. Harold Sauer. Meat. bevel'<age and rolls will be provided. Regular meedng to follow. Jaycees Report 85 Signed Up to Play The Meigs COuncy Jaycees will stage U!eir first amateur Invita- tional goll toornament Sa.turda,y and &mday at the Chester Hnt A special prize will be awarded for a "hole in ooe" and tro~ phies will be awarded winners. An estimated 8S players already entered the event, the Jaycees said. Entries wiU be ac. cepted from 8 a.m. to 12 noon on Saturda,y at ttJe course. Total cost is $3 per person per day. For further information, contact Earl F. Ingels, Jr. , president of the Jaycees . Car Missing from Usual Park Place Middleport police are investigating tile apparent theft of a car in Middleport Wednesday nigh~ Poll ce reported the ear, a yellow Plymouth p.ut<ed near !lie Intersection at. Race andNorthSec .. ond sts. is owned by Darid lUndy or Middleport. Hind)' reported the car missing to pOllee at 11 p.m. Wednesday. ' ~- Pleas Court. FUirw for divorce was IJrJia M. Boyles, Middleport, !rom Cbarles W. Boyles. The plaintiff charges extreme cruel· b' and seeks CUI!Itody of two min.. or children. Granted was a divorce on extreme cruelty grounds to lo!artla Jane Williams, MJn. eraYIII., tram Mickey WUltams, Rutlallll. The plalrrttlf waa gi,.n custody o! three minor children. MARRIAGE UCENSES John Edward &merville, 22. Circleville, aM Margie Paulette Stanley, 22, Alball,y Route 2; Wllllam Cart Baker. 20, Elida, Oblo, and Dianna Kay Pickens, 19, Ra· cine. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPlr AL Admitted - None. Discharged - Rolla K. Rowan. • WASIIINGTON (UP!) - Sen, Eugene J. Mccarthy, who earlier this month denied rumors he waa· about to divorce his wife, ta1 moved out ot bla house and into a Waahinston hotel NAMED DII!ECTOR WASHINGTON (Ui'l) - James Lacross of Toledo was among the 46 named reglonal directors by the National Food Brokers As- sociation. News..• in Briefs (Continued !rom Page I) moon. or the senator had taken ~ residence there. In addition. McCarthy's preu secretary confirmed to reporters that the move took place "re· cently. '' McCarthy's wife, Abi· gaU, and their four children, ra~ng In age !rom 11 to :12, ere reportedly re1111ining in the Me. Carlhy hOUBe on Mount St. Alben in the northwest section of the d!stricL ,. Rumors r:l. marital atrUelnthe McCarthy famll,y had circulated in Washi~ for months, ani nna11y prOIIJI>ted McCarthy to deny an,y plana for a divorce. It was reported Mccarthy, a Roman Catholic as Ia his wtre, are both opposed to a divorce but had agreed to a separation. If a legal separation is granted the c(q)le. and it lasts for one year, it could become grounds for a divorce. McCarthy, the uns11ccessful a11o tiwar can:lidate for tho Democratic presidential nomination last year, reportedly signedaleaseat Buy Your School Supplies Now Visit our school supply dePartment on the ht floor. Big selection of supplies for school u•• for students of all ages. Tablets, pencils, compau11, ruler, ink, ball point pen, music books, spelling pads, typing poper, scissors, typewriters, 1cHool bags, penCil sharpener, notebook filler, binders, felt-tip marker, laundry bags, glue, crayons, construction paper and many many mort. "TRIPLE CROSS" COLOR Select Your Boys School Clothes This Week En41 Big selee1'lons now in the mens and boys deportment on ht floor. Trousers for school boys in regular, slim and huslcy size. All arranged and plainly marked for vour easy selection. Chooao shirt• lor back to school wear, long and short sleeve. Many styles in solid color plaids, checks. Size 6 to 20. Devoled To 17le I~re.;, Of The Me~Bt·M~ Area ,. POMEROY.'MIDDL~PORT, OHIO TONIGHT, AUG. 21 NOT OPEN Writo/Right Notellaolc Filler SALE ENDS AUG. 30th CHOOSE FROM HUNDREDS OF SUPERB FABRICS IN THE NEWEST WEAVES, TEXTURES, PATTERNS, COLDRSI Wolcome the coming fall with o new look for your home now at terrific savinga. Choo" from our tremendous assortment of beautiful decorator fabrics. You can achieve just the effect you want whether it be casual or farmaL We'll make your new custom draperies to your specifications . You know you can always depend on skilled workmanship every step of the way. Hurry! DECORATE NOWI Open Fri4ay an4 Saturday Til 9:00 EROY ' s,.clal ,urchau of 3.9a •rMI 4 ,98 tlon. 11. .lla1~ J6 til. CMitfUC• ..al nond.... Pottern• alllll .ollcl cal..._ Woe"'' $2.91 RAINCOAT ---5ALE 169 Gtrla F••tl•al, w...... s....1... Muh NYLON STOCKINGS -- Sizu B~ to 11, 2 pairo parfecily motchod in collophaoo pack. Smart .-alors. Sale. _ Friday and Saturday - - - -2 palro 1.00 . SPECIAL SALE WOMENS STOCKINGS AND PANTY OEPARTMENT 1ST PLOOR. NYLON HOSIERY IMIXT MONTH) oo ••lder _ ... 51h oo4 S...nlor ~6•h - The Print.... E:Mt ... lull _.., Mr. L•nv will a.· In - ryll,..._::Jela•nt - the 2•11 fl . . wl.,_ e_,lete 1"-wlnt of prlntu•• c..t• s.u •• Mf, L•"l ho1 ...., ,..,. ef ~l~;~~c• herto In Mr .t•e• flttl111 .-4 Mlllnt Ptlntl:e.. - Pl•n .. .,., hhw • •l•tt next 111111r11h. D"''•• '1'111s18111E I!NTIIANCE WAY LEADING to !lie bra wtnga or !lie ,_ Melaa Hlp llebaaJ IIIII.. wiD not be _ . _ as Poper sheets to fit 2x3 ring notebook binder. 300 sheets. lOW 'x8". 69e Paper oheets to lit 2x3 ring notebook binder. 500 sheets. 10Y:t"x8". 9ae •,k,. a pk,. BY BOB HOEFUCH 1lle hUla or Rock 11pr1ap _.-e · alive - wltll tile o1 eon. ~ \ · Bases• •.••'~• a• a t u I Ytd'; •>, etfarta the new comprehenaive that tile - . . ochool !aolltcy Mello High Sebool will not be I\'OIIId not be rllody lor 1188 at rOII<ly lor opening or ......... the opening ol alfw>oj but every Sopt. 2, . attempt has be<ft made to com.. plete the v......... t "' Sale I 3. Sale "Corning Ware" TRIO..... SET SALE S.t ln.cludet 1, n~ Gen•lne Cornin' W•re.. Back To School Time Is Slack Time Sale Prices Ba•y Nee•s By Johnson an• Johnson 85c JOHNSON BABY POWDER -------5ALE Uc 1.75 JOHNSON BABY LOTION ------5ALE 1.36 23c JOHNSON BABY SOAP ·- - - - -..---5ALE 18c .fie JOHNSON BABY OIL "---------SALE 33c 1.15 JOHNSON BABY POWDER -------SALE 17< 69c JOHNSON BABY MAGIC LOTION ------SALE 51< 98c JOHNSON DOUBLE TIPPED SWABS --5ALE 71c 1.79 JOHNSON BABY SHAMPOO -------SALE 1.38 1.15 JOHNSON BAIY CREAM --------SALE 81c 1.15 JOHNSON BABY LOTION -----SALE 91c 1.39 JOHNSON BABY OIL ----·---5ALI 1.07 S.ve ....... ~y •n C..aetiCI C:..... entl LMINtl - D•ntel ...... - M..lth Ald1 In tt.e l.•r Cea...le• ...1 Tolletrr D•pertaeftt ... the lst fiMr. • Hllllr C.,. ...... - - FRIDAY AND 5ATURDAY $ALE-OUR KIRIURY Me1s •nlon Dress Seeks Ono aizo fits all sizes 10 to 13. Black, whlte and o big aoloctian al solid colora. Onia ol ow boat Hillntl Meno, Socko. , , Slle 2 Pairs I. 00 Other Men! encl Boys S.cb •.C,.w ·~kl, orlo11.' ~oocks, othlotlc aoch, e11hl011 foet lOch, 1.• oil alo~. Stock , · ochool onrl 2 quart ••ucepant with cover. . Sale 9. 99 For tho Trto If pwrclulsed separately would be 11.85. You save 7.86 on lhe Trio Sale. Suburbia Plect . NNER WARE SET , Meadow Gre•n and Harvest patterns, durol:.le t<.·•..,,ch retiltont, oven and stain pr~f. SALE FRIDAY ANO SATURDAY Spocloli Motr• .... . ; . WOIIDIIS ARE S£Eif Ia U.. 1owar oectloa or t1ta ·- Melga Htp School which will be tbe ..,.. ·•eaUmal part·.ottl!e,_ atruotun. eon.>Ietlan olthe voeatiooal section !a running about three weeks ·biblnd !lie dclpoted &pt. 2 -~~... c Minor 6.29 •Sot Damage is Reported in Wreek v.....llt.. SPORT SHIRTS . Sale 3.95 • j .. planned, ·Meigs High Racin:g Time ........ ___, Don Filler You'll lind a big ooloction. All sizes from 28 to .C2 waist. Solid colors, checks, smart plaid•. Buy your back to ochaol slacks now. 20% OH Custom Draperies Made· To· Your-Measure UIIIELL:AS· RAINCOATS ; · • &al,y .., mild toda,y ... Saturdo,y. llltN toda,y lo.. inolll¥ Clear""' . ..,.. ....... lowalaU..50a. a.. 70a. .' ... • FRIDAY. AlJGUST 22.1969 . Asst. blencla, ereslans, acrylics, solids, All poly bagged. from severol sizes. To fit Bunk, Twin or Double Good caloro. ~ Last Weeki . Salol W,-ono . ond l:.uHon front, l:.oys i•tketa, underwHr, soch and l:.elts. MEIGS THEATRE FRIDAY THRU TUESDAY AUG. 22-26 "CHARLY" (T ochnlcolor) Cliff Robertson Cia iN· Bloom FEATURETTE: Fuelin' Around COLORCARTOONS: Cat' s. Meow Tho H..., that Jock lui!! SHOW StARTS 7 P.M. Salol WHtono onrl Girls ; •. • TEN CENTS Urgent Appeal Made For Victims of Camille Also aoo tho soloctlon of knit shirts, boys sweaters, pullewr Choo5e from Blue jeans Wrangler• - Hondas - Levi&. Trim cut slacks. Stadium, dacron and cotton school slacks. I . WEATHER~ ~ 1 p,.,... Select your new slacka in Elborfolds. lo tho mons aod boya dopartmoot an 111 11 .... ELBERFELDS IN j --------------------------------4~RA~I~NC=O~A~T~-=-=5A=L=E~I.~69~----A--R•~I~--~-•I_n~-- senate tn 1970. -PLUS· Claudine Auger Yul Srynner ....; . enttne • ; at y ., ~tevalltall. fl-. the hotel, 011· a month-to-month basis, on Jul,y I~ - 10 clays before he announced that he does oot lnterkl to seek re-election to the grees. "THE FOXf' COLOR~ ..- nmr C:.roo up .,d •11111 In tiro cOMfortable R....,.io-WHr S.. tho big loioctl... dopartooont In tho ltcOftd of WHrlot App•ol fer girl a and -on .,l•lng ••otr . _ .d ar. Moet r~r frtonrlo ·on tho 2n4 ·fleor. Order Custom Draperies For Ready Made Prices! . ' Saridy Dennis Keir Dullea ~:hn.. ~ Pdenllalla re.. ,. lO,nbed •• the emblem of&JIIWJ>. -:Jl'<Jkor was on,J~ the ba4s• W , a Lolnbarcl merella!llln Me- • ) ., ,, ' reported "'c:atlonlng In Maine when word the move leaked out Wednesday, but the Sheraton Park Hotel eonllrmed to UP! ed to a point on R~ 330 near tile Thereon John~Hm place at 10:55 p.m. Wednesday where a ear own. ed by Roy Kiser. Racine area, had caught fire. The 1963vehide, a total losa, was valued at $600. TONIGHT AND FRIDAY AUGUST 21-22 ' • Rotula; 87c Value,,,.,,,, CAR BURNS UP NOTICE YARD SALE to be held at Jeffers Clolhl111 Store on Rt. 33, Friday, Aug. 22, 9 a. m. to 5p. m. 8-21-ltc '· ,'·. NOW YOU KNOW l\ Get two pen 1 .free The Racine Fire Dept, was call- WO LATE TO CLASSIFY - ' BIC SCHOOL SPECIAL VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Admitted Edna Stevens, JQneroy; Gertrude Drake, Vfn. IIIII; William Capehart, Middleport; Violet Brewer, Portland; Andrew Buchanan, Tuppers PlaiDs; Betsy Miller, Middleport; (Jl}te Pbl!Hpa, Harttord. LOCAL TEMPS The temperab.ire in downtown Pomeroy at 11 a. m, Thursday umer sunny skies was 67 de- .: , ·VOL. XXII . NO. ,.. . 88 ELBERFELDS IN POM sent. ~· ELBERFELDs ARE OPEN BOnt FRiDA'{ AND SATVRDAYU~TIL 9-IN THE EVENING. DRIVE'TO . POMEROY- TEST OUR HANDY PARKING ,LOT ON ZND STREET: VI$JT Al,L 3 FLOORS- DEPENDABLE QUALITY- BIG SE~EC't!IONS .. CAPA-LE SALESPEOPLt -TO_HELP YOU WHETHER YOU WANT CARPET AND FURNITURE FOR YOUR HOME- .DRAPERIES OR APPLIANCES OR READY TO W~AR FOR YOUR SCHOOL CHILDREN OR ANEW COLOR T.V. OR STEREO. AND DON'T FORGETTO SAVE ALL YOUR SALESLIPS FROM ELBERFELD$ IN P!IIEROY. The measurement was made by bouncirw the beam of highly concentrated light oil a roOector placed on the moon Jut,y 211 by ApolIo 11 astronout Neil Armstrong. The Scientlstsllgured out how !ar away the moon is by timing the rouOO trip of a short pulse of the . L.._.;.._______, laser beam. TEACHERS TO MEET A meetlng or all tead!ers of tile Southern Local School District has been set for 9 a.m. at the Southern Hlgh School In Radne. AU teacJlers are to be pre- .' i ·;.' The Minnesota Democrat wa• GoH Club, seven miles north or Pomeroy begbming at 8 a.DL each day, DIVORCE ASKED One cHvorce action hae been tuea and a divorce has been granted In the Meigs Cooney Common McGtrthy Vacates To Hotel ,. ' . ·f Minor damage wos reparted to one vehicle Jn an accldart on Stele Route 248, one tenth Gl a milo eaat Gl Route 7 'lburlldQ' night, Slerlff Robert Hartenbach•s Dept, oald a ear driven b.J FrandaR, Well, 17, Pomerqy Route 3, backing !rom 0 driveway, .. struck a parked car OWIIOCI b;y ~ Pauline ~ "' Cheater, There wasmc:l!argeftl. eel am 110 la.lurles. LOCAL TEMPS 'lbe lamJIIrature Ia dldanrwmDIAMI'""'m I'OrileiW at. 11 a.m. ~ under IUIIO.J' oldas was 68 ctqreoa. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPfl' AL Admlaoton.a- None. Dlachargu - None. . tile building In Ume lor the Sop~ 2 opening, However, progreu is..running III'OIJ!Id tllree weeks behind aad vocauonat otudmrta will not be using tllelr training ...... until late Soplemher, II Ia hoped t!Jat tile remainder Gl the structure will ba oo!npl- ao tllat etaBBes can be switched !rom Meigs Hlgh School, Middleport, and Malga Junior Hlgh School tn Pnm.. ero.v, cluing the Cbrtstmasvaca.. tlon period, I George llar!P·avea, superlntl!lldent ol the district, reports tllat tile only vocational students wiMr apparently wilt be penalized as a result of tbe failure of lhe building to be completed will be those enrolled In cosmetolOBY. The state requires that students enrolled In cosmetology must have their training withIn tile building !aclllcy. T h I s IDeaftl that those students will bave to make 't) the three waeka iiOrk ..,.,lvOtt. What ·plan will be •led. to ~~lake up tile work : w~~.a..,. ft will Ire dime In tbe .·,lf!rlllr or on Selurclays - o1 course, has not been worked out. Other vocatiObal studies dratting, auto ~chanica, weld~ lag am Sheet mata1 work - can be Bel up Ia other loeatk!no wltllln tile dlotrlct and atedents can ,progress with tbeir studies. No makeup work will be required byUtooe-. As ret. there has been 110 draltlntr lnllructor employed, prlmarU,v duo tO the lack "' ..... pi!cants. However, Giber vocauonal Instructors ere hired, They aro Mrs, Gerald I'Qwell, OOOmetoi. O&Yi Carl Braman, auto mechBDIea, aad Kemetb D>tln, weldIng am 1111ee1 matat. Mrs. Powell and Braman In preJ~~rallon lor their entrance Into tile teaching !leld ~(Fri­ ~ c:omplatedoixweeka'workat !lie Univeraley o1 Clnclmatl oi. lin will be enroitec1 at !lie ' aame unlveralzy lor a tile - k course begiMing nell week. An ~ has been made !tore to help relieve !lie au!!erlnt~ of residents In !lie Bllo>I-Gul4>art areeo destroyed by Camille, Matga am Ga1lla eounilel ere aake<l to work haJIII..t"""'m to provide relief tor residents of the Mlastoalj>pl area. Mrs. CMol Seott Bachtel, R. N., whollinBiloxiwbereherhuaband, Aliman Forrest Bachtel, Is staUonect telophoned her mother, Mrs. Paul Scott Thursday abolt cOIII!Itlms In Biloxi. Both Airman aDd Mrs. Baehtel are Olqllqyedlnthe Howard Mamortal Hoapttal which 11 ove.... crowded wi.Ut casualties or the storm. In the coaveraadon with hei mother, Mrs. Bachtel said coodiUon a at Blloxl are ulu:!escrtbable. u The weather is hot and hwnld, aad there Ia atenclr frcm garbop, deed Olh aDd other ani-• malo. The area Ia heerily ln!eat.ed lri.t h srakea and rats. Pqle are itnl without water, sewage faclltdes, or adequate elothlllio am lllere Ia sdll a lood ahortqe, s.fqtlon Army, CIYII De!enae alii American Red Croas malts are doing what they can toallevi· ate coHditions. Howe\ler, there Ia an urgent need for clothing as most or the survivors escaped with only the clothes they were wearlrw. The clothiJW must be clean. since there is no water with which to do laundry. A i1"&duate of the Holzer Hospital School of Nurlling, Mrs. Bachtel sugested In her phone call 'that perhape student nur.ea would be interested in a groject to collect elolhlng. llpolta Thursday who IIP!Inmrd the partlclpaUon.ot' stude!K nurses in thG project. Mrs. Scltes ado: dreued the students about the project 'Iburlday afternoon. The)' agreed to heiJ1, 11le recreation romn at t h e itormtton' of tbe ouraeo home tuavts HalOwaadeaigDatedaatbe collection center for contrtbu· Ilona. Meanwhile, It was amounced thet the collection center In Metp County will be !lie Rich Valley Ice Cream Co. bulldllw at Park am Page Sis. In Middleport. Thursday. night a program sot umerway to cootaetallmlnlaters across the county aaldng their coqp-egationa to cooperate In the collection ofusedclothlna:for the relief uea. Deadline lor accepting eontributlona Ia Tuesday. The articles collected in Meigs County wllt be taken to tile ..., .. eo dormitory in Gallq,qtla where they will be aorted aDd plOJIIrecl lor shipment. A s.!Qtlon Army truck wUl move throuah the area Wednesday to pick ep the colleellona. Mra. Jean Braun, executive lecretary ol !lie Meigs County American Red Cross ChaPter. reported tcxlay she las received lour hqutrlea pertaining to the aa!ety of e!YIIIana In the GuiQ>ort.Blloxt area. Mrs. Braun re,POI'ts that ehe baeame able only today to follow thra.P on lnqul.riea slnee quar- •6 Survivors Thankful GULFPORT, Miss. (UP!)Two hand'i>Ointed outside the hurrleane-ra"'''!d Firat Baptist ll>ureh read stmpl,y: " Church oo Sunday," uwe are going to give thanks, tboae oi LIS who i:re left, for whatever we have left,'" 111.1d tbe Rev. Joltn H. Traylor Jr, as he stared at a 31).(oot ..Uboat bl01m lr&o the churchyard trmn tile Gull ol Maxtc:o two blocks away, The minister and the churc• women scrubbing the seawaterstained pews In preporatton !cr their P1'111er• of thanksglriog were but one lndleadon Ita~ 1i«M'ly, a measure of order was Mrs. Bachtel'e sister, Mra. relurn!Dg to the shattered KeDIMith sdtea, ot.l181r P - Mlaataatppl Glllt Ccaatlirllly, roy, also a reglater4d nurse, eOn. "We bOYO J!Ut beiUn to tacted Or. Olarles HoJzerinG81- ftghl," read the algn 011 a •lin• passing auto. Sm!e Stores Open Downtown Gulport, rocked by Camllle'a 190 mtleopor-hour wlmo late Sunday nl&lrl. odll looked like wartime Lonclon. But acme stores opened fcr business and cuatcmera •tell*l glngerl,y OY81' tile rubble to bey canned !ood lhlpped Ia a!ler the storm. But tile grim search lor bodies cOIIllnued In the 60~ square mlle area dnutated by the ttronaeat atorm e\'er to hit the U.S. mainland. The nation's chief burrlcane · OJPOI'~ Dr. Robert II. Simp...., bead of the NatioMI Hurricane Center II Mtam4 oald Com111e ' was ··!lie lllla!ea~ '"'"" Gl 1111' kind' tbot hu oYer olrectecl11tta lllllot\ ~ Re 11111t1 . "!mlll,'o Huong Quits B,y KATE WEBB SAIGON (Ui'l) - Prime Minister Tran Van Huoog resigned today alter • five-week Impasse over -efforts to reslndfle t h e SOuth VleU!ameae cabinet. The oftlce ol President Ngu. Yen VanThelumadetlleiUIIIIIWioement o1 lmong'o reelgnatlon, 11111<11 poiiUcal ol>servers said could bring a major er!ato In tile South Vletmmeae government. HIIOI!g's most llket,y sueceooor lo a deput,y prime mlnilter, Gen. Tran Thlm Khlem. 'lbe U. S. Emblasy to Sal1'011 had put pressure on Thleu to keep Huang In omce, political ooureea oald, on the theory that it Khlem became prime minis- tera of the Red Cross in both Gul4>art and BIIO>I were destrqyed by Camille. Both h~o ha\'0 ,_ been reettablllhed In nllroed box. ears. Reatdent.s CCDo eerned about relatiYOa In t h e storm area may cadact MrL Braun at 992.6168. The ratlmal c:haj>ler las do riled lfr1. Braun tllat each ~ chapter wiU be assessed al cent of coal durhw: this taU's fwxl dr!Ye to eo Into storm dlaaater areas, 1ncludlna northern Ohio. The ~atlmal cllapter rOI>«led l\rrtlier e>peodllw'ea of million as the result or atorm.a. Some 48,000 persona an beluc sheltered In tbe Biloxi - Gui4><Jrt erea by the Red Croaa. -a -r eamme more movad than 1, 000 mllea overlaod after toaalog Its Sunday punch at tile once - gtlttorlqJ Gull CcasL SQraUa apawnod by the killer eauaed Oalh Oood!Jw in Vtrp.. nla that II leoat 27 llwa before the storm'e remNnt• headed out Into tile Atlamlc Ocean. Confusion Over Toll There was contuslcm over the deotll toll. Gov. Jolm BeU WUUama, who had predicted as m&llJ as 1,000 I , "\,, _ . par,... .... ~ .. a.. ·~ ' GuU Coast, aid 'lbureday "II u .· (Coal'- ... .P.s. II) ,. ·- . . CLEVELAND (UPO - U. S. Sen, Edmum Muakte, D-lo!aire, will heed tile presidential deket · Cor the Democratic Part)' Ia 1972, says Sea. Stepben K YDUIII. DObto. Y<MIIl& kDolm to eJ.. I SIIOPJY ....,er to almoat any quest!.... alao aid 'lbureday M,... Ide's running mate ...wet beetlhor Son, · Doniel IDoye or Rewall or Son. llarohl Huabes of lorrL As lor hlmselt, the aglngObt.. an predicted he could beat H.. publk:an Gov. James A. Rhodes If Rbodes decides to rlDlforelectlon to the U. S. Sonote In 197il Rhodes must Yacate this oftlee next y•r because ol atate law borblddlng a tlllrd conaecutl,. a.. ALL JAMMED UP VETERANS MEMORIAL CIUCAGO (UP!) - The-~ HOSPITAL who robbed !lie Anccn Bokery DOG GETS BIITEN Admlsotona - M11*M Arnold, o1 $7~ Thuraday sot away with MlJSKEGON, Mich. (Up!) _ Pomeroy; VIola - . O>eater; the dOUflh all rl&bl. 1M III8J' eot1 H..,.rd Peter1011 deetded to give . Katl!ryn Miller, Middleport; Don. IC> to a Jun when he trios toJIIso his pet alligator Snop to a zoo na Bakar, Coolville; Mlehael Ba. the moiii\Y. Bakery owner lfr1. Thursday after Sna,p eacaped ker, COOJvtUei Thomas Hemesy, Henrietta Buanlcontl otu!retl tbe fr001 his master lor 48 hourL Pom81'01. loot baa will! a "'eel Whlle Snap wu AWOL he bit a Dlac:l!arpa - Amanda Kas- roll dripping with ltrawberry per· neflhbor'a do&. Jam. points. Muskie is Nominated ter, SOuth VIetnam would nr. turn to a near military ..,.,...._ ment. It wu !lie oecond lime 01111118, 67, bad resigned. He also aery... ed three montl!s ao prtmlo m1a. later In 1964, lluoag, a Iormor scbaol teaeltor and IM10r Gl Salim. bad been !lie target o1 Thleu•o """ political alllaac:a, !lie National SOCial IlelnocraUe Front. Tbo alllaaee haclalked 'l1!leu t1ll Aua. 9 to relllOYe Huarg, Political ......,., oald at lime the alllaaco'o eaU t o r Hu~s ouster Would never have made will!eut approval or Thteu. win;ls were estimated conaenatlvel,y at more than 200 mUea an hoor aad that ftoodtldol were 31 teet high at some SIIAIION TIIEI!!S Sl!oron Theiss, daughter o1 Mr. and Mrs. Kenaeth Theiss. Route 1, Racine. Ohio, wm graduate !rom !lie Riverside • White Crees School ol Nursing term. on Thursday, August 28, 1969 YOWl&' said, however, Rhodes at 8 p.m. Commencement ex- would apeod ......, than$! million ercises wUl be held in the Bat- in a SeMte race If he enters it. teUe Memorial Institute, co. YOUI!g has natlllllOIIIlced wl!otber lumbua. Mlas Theiss grad\llt,. he will seek re-electlOD. ed tram ~hern High School lni966. Slow Piteh Team Parents are Asked To Meet in Raeine There wiU be a -.,g'llrura- Going to Marietta . Tbo alow pitch ooltl>aU team IPOOIOred by tile Farmers Bank aad SaYIIIIa Comi>ruiY, havingtwo out ol three I!IIDlOI In • at Marl-, will return lllere flatunlalstiiOtlll. Qllday tliey will meet Qa. ker state Ia a """- at GotIJpotla. 'lb• pmes will get under way at3 p.m. day II !lie kindergarten bull4lng In Raelne lor parelltl o1 d1ll. - who will •ter Soolhem El- OIII8IUry Klndorgarten tills !all, Thooo who prefer tile monrat 1 p.m. Thoae who prefer lila a!lei'IIOtlll elau are to . . - 11 2:1~ p.n Tbo mootlatl wiD ba tualaeu oeiiiCOII for Pll'tllta; dllldraD are nat to attend. AU llld ear pools alrould be ..._ lenlod. 1n1r elan are to - ~~---~~ Celebration Planned Sept. 1 �1 · "Father, Forgive Them ' . I , . '·. '1- i. . '· ~ .... . .-::·. \.:;·.-· for Northern Ireland, How Much More Pain? .1, \ • ,fields Cult Is Alive ·and, Well from:·Coast to ·Coast II • • • ,, . -'~\· ~ -:·. ·; :. '• . .. -~.·•: ·~' -' ..'· ·'"'·' ·,, . ·' ·.' : Heavy, heavy, the burden of history bangs over troubled · Ireland. Wbatlnaanlty, that three centuries after. the bil~r rell· ,:tous wars that wracked Europe and in a tlme of ecumenum when men have at last begun to emphasize their similarities instead of their dilferences, that a civilized nation should phmge itself into virtual civil war, with one aect pitted against another. Catholic-Protestant prejudice and distrust is not the sole basis of the strife in Northem Ireland, of course. The •. . ' .. ....~· ..;: ·· ,,,s~~~o~ politics of it date back to the days of Elizabethan imperial· ism and England's attempt to secure its hold on Ireland by Importing SCottish Proteslanl settlers. Far beyond that, there are ancient roots ln ethnic conflict-Celt vs. AngloSaxon. . I '1 But remove the question of religious differences and the problem of Ireland would long ago have been solved. . • _We cannot escape history,. said Lincoln. Neither can men escape the future. • I • ' ' • • . •'t ~ ~ ' .; •1 'f ~ 11 · : ~ .. • DAVID POLING Handle to 'Mideast Peace: Fate of Palestinian Arabs · . :~ ~ ' ·, :: ·: The war -een Israel and the Arab states is just Ibis side of being a "hot" conllict. You read dally repor!J of bombinJI: ra!Cis, commando skirmishes and new plana for a major olrense~ither side. The four-pow~ talks have not :: pined any 1 ant ground in the search for peace in the ·: Boly Landa. e United Nations resolution of Nov. 22, 1967, :: IIIII slanda unimplemented; A high United Nations ollicial told Ibis writer there sim· ·: : ply was no solution to the war as long as the poslUon of · · the United Statea was in absolute support of Israel. He was ' especially critical of the Jewish community in America and ·· ltllnftuence on Washington policy .. All of this makes for confusion and uncertainty within the CbristiaD community . As we have written before, a small bill vocal group in the Christian family sees the Israeli '· victory of June, 1967, as the lulllllment of biblical prophecy. To their thinking, God's victory over the evil, unbelieving · · world rides on tbe tracks of a Sherman tank and is imple. . mented. by napalm and flamethrowers. . .; : A larger, more universal gathering of Christians has re.• : Jocled this hot·war theolOIIJ from Old Testament sources :: . In favor of the love and spirit of Jesus. Yet they, too, feel : great sympathy and compassion for the aspirations of "the : Jewish community and the success of the state of I!rael. The net result is a feeUng of excitement and pride for the "'underdog" Jewish nation and a certain disdain and scorn lor the Arab masses led by Nasser and Company. ·. Fortunately, there are lhlDkiDg Christians In otber parts o( the world who are neither swayed by American sentimentality nor Israeli prowe~s . Some of these are mission· ariel, professors, teachers, businessmen in the Middle East -many. in Lebanon with its sizable bloc of Arab Christians. On one hand they must Jive with Arab nationalism and, on lhe other, with the universal claims of the Christian faithwhich ia neither an American nor an Arab franchise! P'rom Beirut, Lebanon, I bave just received the latest • Jtatement of one such group and its viewpoint _deserves • ·reading. They bring the conllict down to perspective , : In oue solid paragraph: ! . '-Tile No. 1 questloa whleh matt lte auwere4 before there : : lo uy reaoonablo O.Or of peaee Ia tile area . . . li limply •, .· Uds: ~ : •·wut Ia to bappea to lhe Palettlalaa Arabs? O..r tbe ; : ..,. %1 yeara over lwo mlllloll Arabi w.... lamlllet bve : · U...ia Palnllae for eeatorlel bve beeo preuam, friOI' : ~ ud, U. Mme ealft, dme11 ovt of &llelr llomela..r by ; ..... - · - ......... ef --eealery J...U• : ............ Y...... loeea repeatftly """Joeted by tbe preu 1o,.... talla'-1 llle Arabi fllrealellac 1o ' '*foe llle Jnnlalo llle oea,' flat -aUy, wllat ~ : liM ••pp!.ed .. tat tile 1.loaiiU have drlna •• IIICIY ~ Araloo u 111olblo Iota llle *""rt." ~ The writera of this Christian statement from Beirut inllsl 1 - tbe mai« problem to be oettled Is not free pa...age on f lhe s-. nor tbe future uraagement of Jerusalem, lhe ' Holy City f« lhr.. world reli&lom, nor ..en lhe boundary ~ l1Deo _..,n Israel and Jorilau and Egypt. It is flnaUy t to be rnol,ved in the largest crouplng of displaced people t - '"' tile face of lhe urtii-Che Arab refugeos. ; w-. • ~ ~- -Y .. gle and added some patter cer turaed eat to bf u uti, for comedy relief, but ·the aleobol cruadtal,........ NEA StoH Corresponent comedy proved to be a big· "Y.ou're slnnlng . lD Ibis ger attraction than the jugautomobile," said · the . NEW YORK - INEA) gUng. preacher, "and allhoup I Tbe bumper .sticker, pasted . His characterization of a usually deliver 1 ser· don't snugly to the rear end of the battered station wagon, bore seedy, irascible, . sharp- mon for free, I'll make an the legend, "W. C. Fields Is tongued drunk with a bulb· exception In your cue and AUve and Drunk in Oak· ous nose and an Ice-cold l!lve you No. 4 .from my land." Strangely enough, a heart made him a headliner 6ook, which deals with 'The in the Ziegfe.ld Follies, Evils of Drinking•." lot of people think he Is. George White's SCandals, According to the story, Officially, W. C. blinked Earl Carroll's VanlUes and Flelda a few more his frosty blue eyes for the such filmS as "Never Give a slugs ofgulped gin, Uslened up to last Ume Dec. 25, 1946, but Sucker an Even Break" and · the point where the preacber you'd hardly know it. His "If I Had a Million." In later got to the part of the atory movies turn up on the tube years he jousted with Char· where a down..and~ut bum : with regularity, flick fest!· lie McCarthy on Edgar Ber- hocked his crippled ..... vals honor him on campuses gen's radio show. special corrective shoes to from coast to coast, 8 record A typical meetln( ' of ·the buy a bottle of booze, then • of some of his more sagaNew Y9fk chapter of tbe ordered the agent to pull cious sayings tops rock ren- Friend& of Fields waa In over to the side of the road derings in the charts, TV session the other nllbl al at the nearest ditch. personalities imitate -him a mldtewa Maa. Charley O's, SllovlaJ •11 former PIIIOIIand groups of otherwise a te r y. that jual cer oul of the ear, Flelda hatlan e down-to-business types gather over martinis · (the happeu to have a huce pie· !brew tha mu a l1tUJe of lia niaster's favorites) to s.wBp lure ol W. C. on11 tbe waD and bellowed, "TUfo No. I . stories of his life and times. with tile legead:"' A womaa from Ill)' l1ook, wlilcll dOals drove me to drink. I'll be a 'Qow to Keep Warm II "It .isn't as weird as It IOD oJ a J:UI, but I never . •Will! Dietl'!' seems," claims Dr. Alan tbaoked her." One of tho lawy~ lol· Foster, a Manhattan pay· "Fields said something al· lowed with a deallq chiatrlst and Fields fan who moSt ·uke that," says manwith the time w.! C.'s car, ~ proudly claims that he'll ager Noel Hennebery, "but was stuck on a ralli'oad track gladly get up at 3:311 lD the not quite. The quote bas been mornlng to catch a .W. C. cbanged just the 1Ughtest In Georlfa - With a frellld train just aroUDd the bi!Hf'movie on the late·lale show. bit." and the other admltle!l it· "W. C.'a hu~!r Is perfect Gathered around a table torney toooed lD tile tale of lor our" Ume, AYI .Dr. directly .under W. C.'s pic· FieldS In combat with . a Foaler. Will! all tbe prea- ·lure were Dr. Foster (clir- swan at his lakeside homelD ••reo of ·modern 10111e..,._, rent· -chier "f'rli!M: ..., ~'Uie ,,e(IIHqn]la.,~• <J '" ·'"""" beln&llroopl to bear oa ua superfrlend of Fields ·11 •.. , ~Y,·U.W tilt Rl1ll4 b1 Ibis a1e of the A-bomb, called bere) a11d elRbl other " Unea " but ' ....., Ia•..._. · the 'H-bomb. lhe Pill poUu- · 1 1'w ald die· • i 'ev.ffrY,......1• iron, overtiid a11d overer<iwll- . r:~.~. ..:'.'":laime1 =~ anyway, . . ' ''· . In&, II' a a real oullel to be 8 bank~ and thO five others fhen II was off to Gr!IOII· able to asaoelale youroeU refused to comment. w1ch Vlllale (right In the wtlb a UU1e IDY Uke W. c. middle of lhe coHee) to lake wbo Ioolled Ute In the eye · All, however, bad their fa· lD a showing of "Never Give :;; and tald It where to 10. He'd vorlte stories. . a Sucker tiD Even Break". at : Dr. Fosler opened with hli, one of tbo rundown but up- ; be a supentar today not thai be waan'l In bis' own the one about W. C. tooUng and-coming "art" theaters. ;: tim•.'' along In the back seat of his "But remember," Dr. And that he was aeven·passenger Cad Ula c Foster reminded the Frlendtl · (his agent was driving), . as they pushed through the .Born Willlam Claude Du· sipping alternately from a rostaurant'l revolvln• door kenlield In Phll11delphla lD jug of dn and a bottle of " 'If 1 Had a MuiiQiil Is .,; 1819, W. C. ran away from vermoutl!, when a man with the late.late abow tonight, so home at IL The only more an extended thumb and a lie sure to get home In Ume . or leSB kind thing he ever suiicase, was spotted '!)' the to watch.'' said ahoul his home town side of the road. · ADd the picture of lhe turned out to be his self- . btl <lrl..r to otop III!ISier hanging Umply qyor ~!ten epitaph., II reads, Flelda pltlled ap the tbi! crWnb-ocatleted table, On the whole, !,d rather be offered him a drlak alld wu smUed. At leut It seamed • ' In Phlladelpble. ttnmedlalely made aware of that way. He taught himself to jug. his error when tbe palleD· origins. :: · ~~ By ROGER DOUGHTY Public Law 89-236, which was signed by President Joba· son in 1965 and went into eft'ect July 1, 1968, ended more than half a century of u .S. immigration based on national ~~- ·; and told it where to go.' Snag in Immigration Law :: :· ..•: ' :· ,' many generations has pressed them into the mire or hatred · and bloodshed. How much more pain must they inflict on one another, and on their children, before they learn that? How many generations more will they betray the very religions they profess to follow? • :: " raelihbor is furious, 9Hl evidentdaughter to cover up, and the clOChes were a hint. What should I lillY? - MOM ly wanted my Dear Mom: say ""Thanks agalnforthelove- daushter 10nte nice used clothes in long st;)'Ies - that is, below Ute IJear Helen: I have an utterly nauseating knee, where lbe weara them. I prd>iem: M,y husband's buddy! remade them into minis, wad He oonstantl.v lnauito and belit- they look very smart . But my ly dresses"- - and let It drop. -H. 11t.ls column iB dedlca~ to family livlng, so tr you're_havIng kid tmlbie or just plaln trou- ble, let Helen help YOU. ibe will also welcome ,your oWn amusing experiences. Address Helen Bot. tle in care of thia newspaper. tles me, and my 9Jeldon just sits there and lets him. It started one day when I want- ed to wash my hair in the kitchen THE GI"BALVIEW West Gentian Republic: A Long Way in 20 Years minutes. Alter a big ar gum.ent he stomp.. ed out &houUng, ..What do you tJdnk you are - one of those :::e~~~~ r~e'l:'i\~i:rJ:~ ., h o • I. other pmea, Philadelphia edpc1 Loa AncOies, 2-1, San Franclaeo nipped New York, 7- ly U0M DENNEN N1A Fcii'ci~W ~eW. ~ilol1if . .. ' expressi011 at least Once aday ever since, from both men. NEW YORK INEA) They O.lnk It's so hilarious Some 4Q million West Germans will· go to the polls that my huaband showed his friend · Sept 28 to elect a new BUIIdestag. my padded bra, andtheyteaae me This year their national elections also coincide with the 20th anniversary of the Federal RepubUc of Germany. It about 1hls now. He ·even makes lns111Unc remarks when we go was In 19411 that the western part of Germany became an swlrnmln&. I asked !~!eldon to de- Independent alate with the consent of the Untied states, Britain. and France. fend me and he IIQ'.S he won't get Two decades is a shorl lime In the tile of a nation, but illvolved in {!'our" arguments. long enough to dla«rn a country's essential character and FlDally lfefused todomlewith .the guideHne1 it lays down for the future. · Mr. Frlopd and hla ·gtrl, and !belA vlsttor who . saw West Germany a wasteland of war cion aut •Ono h]l!fy and 110nt al0118 ruins is indeed impreosed with wbalthe Germans achieved, me. Wbat really fries me through ·a free ecpnomy and bard wort, In 2B yeus. · Is lhat this guy Is afnid to fillY Weal Germany llu emer&ed 11 u lndutrlal llant w1t1t . t'Boo'• to hls glrl trieDd, but lf 111e otronJ:est cure..y alld 111Jbeo1 otalldanl of UviDI In I call my bullband out the window Earope. It Is aiH one of l1le by aatlono Ill NATO and tile Welten. •Bluet:. · abd he answers the sectmJ time JJke most lndustclallzed coantries, West Germany ·also I call, Buddy I1o7 considers tills Is facing a host of crillcal problems, Including the ~ ldoslng my feet. pearance of extreme rlgbl1st and leftist partlea. The "genI think when be comes to our eration is as puzzliS\.and difficult a problem for .,...unent again, ru o.row him Bonn as '-ap" 11u for the United tea, France or Italy. out on his ear? Would you blame The young Germans who still remembered Hiller's · me?- R. L. crimes emerged as a bewildered and "skepllcal genera· Dear R: lion" when the Bonn. Republic. was created in IJM9. Today's •••• Not ln the least, but you'll gOIIOI'ation bas surged Into rebellious committnent 10 ideal· The Almarac win faster by being extra - and fsm in governmeilt, reforms iD the uniVersities and to a II)' United Preos IDIA!r,.tlonal I mean EXTRA - nlce to him. · dream of a "higher quality of Ute." Today Ia Frida)>, AU£ 22, lhe To Ibis kind of youth, the Vaterland concept, which once Your husband and Buddy Boy's sent Germans marching Into otber countries, lost aU mean234111 do,y of 1969 with 131 do,ya girl friend may suddenly decide Ing. Personal freedom is vasUy more significant for them to tou .... tbe foursome needs cooling. - H. than national deatlny. The moon Is between Its flrst Dear Helen: Many young Germans interviewed by this writer were quarter and M1 plese. I saw a TV re-rwt ~ ..Siyon.. of the coalition government of Christian Democrats The morntrw stars are Venus ara" last night, and It brotllht critical (CDU) and Soctal De111ocrats (SPD) which currently rules and saturiL back m6mories of anotl)er kind In Bonn. The evening stirs are Mere~ of racial prejudice. Remember They were convinced that the "Grand CcaUUon" of the ry, Mars and J~~Jiter. when a umlxed marriage" meant two major political parties deprived Germany of a lively On thi& do,y In hlotory: White and Oriental? Andhowbad. and meaningful opposition basiC lo the democratic process. In 1851 the yaebt America ly the war brides were treated; Ol*r Genaaba oaw tbe ...utln •• a olga of matorlly baat tile Drltlah cnfl A11ron anti a dellberalo effart to avoid l1le polllleal lrumealaUta how tamlUes oometim"es tried to · ofl CGWes, Erwlan!S, to f win tile tluot matle peujble Hlller'o rile to power. Ill iilelr view, hide them? Ills a demoustralloa of o)IJIOIIIC tlemoentle partlot IIDdia( aUver trophy which still cari'iu It aU seems so dated now a oomm011 lf"utlla aclll& for tbe common (ood. · the name "America." and unreal. But even most younger Germana, who ,...,. the emergIn 1911 the Mo,. Lisa was Yet a friend of ooralo 8slllnl ence of the extreme rightist National J>emoerallc Party, atolen from lhe Louve. It was the same sort of treatment~. will vote ~tber for Cbaneellor Kurt KlesinJior'a Chrlsllan recoVered Dec. 10. 9ie is white. Her hulttand waa Democrats or the Social Democrats led by l!'orelgn Minis· In 18ft Nazi troops ad"nced born in Harlem, came out ot it ter Willy Brandt to the ouraklrta . of Leni~ad. to become a bigb school teacher. 11 is the con110111us of poUUeal analyato that the Grand In 1968 Pq>e Paul recel¥0d a TtieY live in a sll&btb' IntegraL CoallliCNl will lllrvive the September elections the blc welCOille In Bogota, ColumChris~ Democrats again •I!IO"ging u lhe leading party. ed nelibbOrbood where -Ie, bia, on lhe ftrat trip of aD¥ ~. Germal!l fear evea tbe both biacl< and whit<~, an nice to Roman Catholic pontltr to Latin mt.r o1u ma.. lly tl1e . - . rtpllits Ia JecaJ elec· their faces, but terribl)" Lridnd -Amerle&. U.. . .QoU VOD ftaddea, tile load'l' ., the NIIIHal Dem· , behind their bacl<s. If tl\ey didn't oent1e ,_ny, 11u 811 1aoowa Nul )1Ut. Bat ll1ere Ia 811 lincerely love each other they dooll1l 111M m1111f !""'lien of 1111 J1UI1 are f-er Nula A thou&lrt f..- the do,y: VIctor mtl!)ll oot be able to IIWid the oeek to expiOII .................. ll1ere ... Huao aid, u A conwliment is alig!Jta, the sudden quiet u they But for all his lllilit1llalfat 'appea~.s, Von Thadden bas so 10111ethlllll like • ldaa lllrou&b a enter a room, the whispers. far .... blcapable of allractinl more ·~ a minor propor· veU." You said once that people are lion of tile Weat Germall mctllrale. !the dlickenr - tlley peck to 111 view of Geni18ay'a ~ put, the emergence of the death thole who are dltrerent. ·National Democrl'!l" Party caD~~ot be Ignored or under· Why?- A and A rated. ' But _tbete ··Ia· no ~ to believe that history Ia He · who reitrafnl hil IIUiy to repeat l-ID the neer future. Dear A worclo hoa k!1011>iec!Qe, and 'l1lore Ia also ~Je ovldeDce that lhe Bonn 1ovemmenl ... Becau1e aueh people areD't IN who hoa o cool sptril il· -iutad of IMMJliJ the pu!J. and drJ.viDI ill meJDberS much •muter than cbic:kenl: o 111411 of under•ttmdi1111.~ a ~. wateb on any aclivlllea the !Tovorl>• !7:27. . They rWIIn scared Uttlel>unchu, ...O.NUII may eqqeiD • .. , • • • cackle endle1sly anct lboWe out Thi r0public atlrted Ol1l IDt let~ with a basic law that · I IIJve abl honeat oervlng thoae who don't COliform. ~ the ule. of for<:e II>J'eUIIIIinJI: the ~ m-.-they tsught me all I REAL - l e aren't like tl\la. German nalloa, ltllao affi1'IMd that .naBonat iovereiiDtY knew: .their n am eo were Your rrlend1 have alread)t found - wu to bf sllbordlnlted til 'the hegemony of a European Where and What and When them - ill youl - H. UniOII·Jel .to eulilrp; ' · ·· ..:....11d Why and Hcrir and Dear Helen: ,...a Wl\o- R u d ·y '-'r d Kipling, Both tleciU'atiOIII oeem to lif. Jionn'a euWelfne ~~poet. The ........ next door PVIID7 later. . wl- . Ontormr maa: ... QUICK QUIZ BARBS Q-Whot ;, the preoent sala'lf of members of the U.S. CO!ll1reo&? A--Effective Feb. 14, 19119, memben- of Coi!CJ'ell received an lncreaa In lllarlea from $30,000 to .U.IIOO a year. Q-ln whol city ,... the world's first commercjal telephone S1Dltchboarll es· tablllhed? A-In 1878, the flnt ouch swllchboard went Into oper· alton In New Haven, COnn. Twenl)r·two sub 1 IIi o rs were plugged ln. , By PHIL PASTORET er '' ,, ' Some company financial · alalements would be more readable If they were written In doUnra-and....se terms. • • • An old-timer ;, one who recolll w h e n all flOOd reatauranta s e r t.t e d a jitlger bowl with the 1411 COUf"lt', • • • • No, GwondoiWft. a cUp joitlt ia 110t a barbmhoP. .. BERflfS WORLD Browns MeetSan Diego - to !Ired Jimmy Stewlrt at aecalll, wba mada ,!ht Ill on Mccanor flll' tile out of tho lmilW ..... ' ihoutlh ,.ao ""* ~ ll1n1n lllllinl- McCarver, aoeinl he ll1d ' hard Into Morrill then ratlrod - . . to ond the - """" about him Is lofonnaUon thai I got frun I c<q>le of clash apfnat the san Dloco pm.e rum. We've seen, •• SchafCheflora would alvo O.e eta... ratheJI>Ialnod. "He'• 'not partl.c:ularl)' bil, Iaiii BrOWIII an Indication of·the pbeyer ability In the American hut he looks qulc~ Movoo very well I a"'pooe you ml&bt c<m· F -'-The Browna will be transfer· pare him to WUIIe Davlo or rilW lo the American conference Green Bey. About the same next seuon aiOI!II will\ the llal· size am has that good apeed." "I just have to pbey it by tlmore CCilto and the Pittsburgh ear. He'll be doing the same, stoelers. tnto 21ol Homer • BMic:b'a 2111 h'""er <ame off The and Cllarse'• lour Nelicm BrUe1, 12--11, after . _ r to have little Individual Ball '!'alan . •inllid. Alex Joho- background mstertal on which , 1011 acrlllced ani!' Taov Perez to base their attacks. The ~ ... oo position q>... banlkn11JI nlkad. p01\8111s was exempllfted by Ultrlc111t To Judge Helll coach Blanton Collier also voiced some apprehension In senlbv his undefeated team aplnsl the Chergers. ''You look at their defense and try lo compare II with some .la the NFL, n Collier BrOWIUI veteran oft'enalve tackle Dick Schalrath. II)' United Prest lnte,...- NatlonaiLoa&ue G. AB R. H. Pet. Clmnta, Plt102 379 67 1116 ,3$9 1-, NY 115 lG8 ft"11t •; 352 •J~aNv C1D llt.!411 98: lllll->.337 Pltlo'U'IU 61 127 ,Sill Alou, Pit 120 521 82T7C:I3t 'Jbaori, C1D 102 tOO 11 133 .333 Btnch, Cln 101 371 85 122 .328 8aauun. Pll 9t 334 M 109 .326 Pert1, C1D 118 t76 89 154 .324 Talon, Cln 111 478 86 153 .321 IJ!UtU, AmerlcanLoa&ue G. AB R. H. Pet. . ¢.row, Min 61 ae. 'IG 128 ,3$2 ...... Min 101 318 38 107 .336 Silllth, Boa 107 t16 72 137 ,329 ou.., Min 113 t89 'IG 150 .320 · F. _IIban.~18 tao 114 137,318 Pireu, Bosut aaa 10 ue .3011 !'....U. Bol 118 t28 69 132 ,308 Jllalr, Bol 111 508 114 154 .306 !;11$, NY 118 582 Ill IM .2911 White, NY 61 322 46 88 .2118. . " - 1bma ' Nalt-.1 '-""' McCovoy, SF IIi 1111, aa 11111 H. Aaroa. AU 33; Pern, Cl1l 80; AI1ea, Phil 27. Amaican Loa&ue: Joe~ OU ta; - · Wuh at; IWle- Dlllerent 1bla Time "I haq a book on ,futt about Aid. '{tThey move into the line and juq> arounl .....thing a~ I play aplnot In the Nalll>nli ~0 Leacue," like the New Orleans Saints." "h makes blocklrw diftlcult. Schefntl\ said. ·~I what they can do.., Som.etlmes the defenae ends are "They may be tough but I back ond the linebackers a'" ha.. ways of handll11g them. \Cl, u ll.ld the ~ch, who added tbat he expects to see the sa~ Thla time It' a dlfforent. "PU probabJ¥ be !acllW a lei· ty blitz lr<111 the somewhat of a low ......t Bod Del.ollll. All I gamblf18 defensive team. Uttle League Finals Set Saturday·Mo'ttai:Dg ·t >· t' I ·' "J . • WILLJANSPOR't, PL (UJ'O Taipei, Rtp1bllc ot a1ina (Tal. • tho llrol Cidnoae team to rapreaart tile Padllc and erowd · favorite here, will meet Santa Clara, Ca!U., Solurdo,y lor the 23rd UIII10i Little Loque World Strloa clwnjjlmlhlp. · El,yria. Oblo wiD JP1 apfnat · •· ··-• Well Tampa. Fla., for third I place. 1'llpei E1lrla ~ In tile bottcln of the Ia• lnninll111ur._ t1u wltan rellovor Pl'l'ea Burt walked In the wi111in1 run. Clara rallied for two runo lD the loartb to score a t-3 wta over Well 'l'l1q)a. n.: __,_ B:n_...,. ll......o..... Sold Out ~ . ,..IIC> . ~·IIC>• COLUIIBUS (UJ'O - The aup- _,.od the II1Jlllb' ot Ucketa piJ of ttc:kets lor Ohio State for the boma _..,. s.,t. 27 tiDtrorlfQ< home 1-'1 pmes with Texas a.r1-. lor the oomf18 - - Ia ex11cketa for theolilerfourhome -. pmaa were aold out prior to 011J Alhittic 11cket DJroctor 'lburocla1, aald. Be did Gaorp 1buroda11luRI tho oay - . were oeveral ttcketa "aoid .,... liD on the ttckel renWalar lor tho. Buckl' lour Glllce. a - pmea. .lli'w, ~ Sl; Powell, Bolt 33; Y~BooU. - ·---111 NaiiGiaJ .,_, SUio, ali ~~ ~. ~.~ lleCovoy, SF t2; Mil; aD 'iii ~ •. ali If. ·. Alalii1caa I:AiaPit Kmebrew, ~ tp; Plll'\f. BaJUloiJacio. · ~ OU M; Y~. Boo, iii' u"""'-.. Waab 11. . ... - --~... J'llttll!l ·' I!Ji!OM,, ~· . Soawr, NY . -SorroW ilrougl!.t ----- . ~~~ i . ." .no ·• -.ue '" ~ ' . ..... .; ' haa been centued Slmpaon'a contract veteran Blbe' PatDJl 3-0, In pre- more ol aeaom pbey, II')'IIW to baat Loa aid roolde AI ·Woodall. t.-eo Angelea (1-1) ror the flrat time The Raiders lost 1M laal, (111 O.J. with tbe BqtliJo BUls and hb e..otual slcnllW Shula Ilea been preocc..,led will\ w-er It wU1 be Earl Morrall, NFL Player of lhe Year, bot s..,er Bowl p i -in three trieL week . .in1t S.n Dleeo bu. bid' Fullback CUrtis McCliolon two 11la called bac~ will be shilled to tight end 10 The NFL bolda a 11-4 oc1p the Chlefa aeok 1 replacement over tiio AFL ill Inter!- ;· . for fbv Carolan. Tho Rams pme 0 thio -son with 11'" , ' , or peremlal Jdtnny were a touchdown p:me:a~""Ehe!Jdl:ul:ed=thi=•:w:•:•:-: Ubitla, atartirwAll...Pro 1.t quraterback for theheld flntwithout time atnce 1966 In between the tw.o when the aeason bql01 a 1()..6loss to Cleveland last week. hitt and autt..-ed the loas. Steve Kelley pitched a afieD. hitter in hla Drat major leo:ue atart to li" Callrornla l!1e vtetory over Baldmon. Kelley, who got the start becauoe Jim Mctlodilla Ia InJured, was OJIPIIcled to go only !our Of five IMllllll bot pitched a t<~~~~~>loto . pme, month fJuD mw. Tries to Break Jinx SHIRT fiNISHING , Thus rar both Slflllll callers Dallas wUI be lr)'illll to break have been exceptJorwlly abarp Its jinx against Green Ba,y · Mickey Slaniey taaed Jim Bout011 for a homer leading fl1 the ollll10. innl1lll that S1IQif10d a 6-6 t1a ani· rave Detroit the victory over Seattle. It was Detrolt'a fourth atralght win when the two teams clash in tile Cotlml e...t The Cowbqyo have loat six regular 1eaaon contests arr.t seven-of..ntne preseaaon clashes to the Packera. The Packer otrense haa been In tout.atat•l only other pme able to seore iu1t one Houlton (AF'lJ meeta Oll.cago touchdown in two games but as the Colta haw rolled over three AFL oppono.U and try for a tourtll tonlpt when they m~t ~1011 ' and Co. In Bua&lo. WeekeaiSChedule atratcht· looa. SAME DAY SERVICE lnAt9-0utAt5 • Un Owr ,,.. P... l~tt Let CINCINNATI (U!'D - The ClncimlaiiReda811110UllCednew playing dat<ll Thursday r 0 r three pmes wbleb were eall~ ed off earUer 111 tile - - . 1be Juue 15 pme with the Chi- CWa au--'<d af. ter seven i~a beeauae die Cuba had to II¥ 0011 of - . , will be finished Tuesday, Sept. 2, .]lr1or to thereauJarl,y 1Ched11led nlllht pOle. Play will re. IUDIO In the eflhtl\ 1nninll witb the Nos ahead s-t. The other two are makeup IID18S from a wasbed out dou. b l - r with Houston Jul,y 20. One will ba played 'flulra. do,y, Sept, 25, aaa nillbl pme and the other will be made ,., Sepl, 26 II port ol I twf • ni&bt doubleileader, BJ Untied Preas Jntomaaonal NaUoaal Loo&ue Eaat W, L. PeL <il '' alicaao . • . 76 11 .618 New 'york , , , 68 52 .5111 filh St. Loola , .. 68 55 ,553 8 Plltal>urlll . ' ' 64 58 .533 10\1 wl11le .an saturday . Mike MID'cer leo hit on eight Miami (AFL) Ia at Clncbmtl Reid Kuais In 10 tries to help (AFL) lloilver (AFL) plays hOsi to San Francisco (NFL), Kansas Cli1 (AFL) Ia at Lot! Angeles ~F~. NIWINII Oewlam (NFL) races San Dlqo (AFL), Waahl,... (NFL) meets Atlanta (NFL), Green Bay (NFL) Plar• at Dallas (NFL), Mlnne~ .• 4972.40526 aota ()IFL) with St. Mootreal •.•• 38 85 .314 .371> Lout• OIFL) ani New or!.... Well ()IFL) Is host to Pittsburgh W, L, Pet. GB (NFL), Clndmall . . 66 52 .559 In Monday night's pmes . LOs ·ADgelea • , 61 54 .554 'h New YOl'k (AFL) Is at Oaklanl Atlanta • " .. 68 58 .140 2 (AFL) and Booton (AFIJ San Fran , , •• 65 17 .529 3\1 meets Detroit ()IFL) at Mon. san Diego .... 37 86 .30I 31\1 treal. Th~s Reaulto For Buf!alo, O.J. will see Atlanta 3 a~~·- 1 San Fran 7 New York 6, II Ions Plllla 2 Los Anples I Sail DleiPI I Montreal 0, 10 1mB Cbic:lmalt 5 St. Loula 3 (0n13< pmes sctuodul~ Tciday'a Prd>able Pitchers (All11mes EDT) Atlanta (i'lppes 8-111) at St. Lop!• (Giblon I5.11) 9 p.m. !-0• Angeles (Singer 15-7) at . New York (Kooaman 10.8), 8 p. Five Will Be Out of Scrimmage tolllll•• War111 Air Furnaces considerably more acdon than when he debuted apfnat Detroit last wee~ Simp1<111 gained 19 yanla In four carries and caught 01111 pesa for 37Y&rda aplnat the Lions. ctlcqo's defense ha1 been Its ll"''lll point, aUowllW ool1 three TDs 11 the Bears have or GIS Flretl Yar m. San.Diego (Kirby 3-16) all'llllCompactly designed to save you space and money. Baltimore Palmer 12.:l) at ~lphla (Wise 10-10), 7:35p.m. Temperoture c:ontrol is automotic:-sM the thermostat San Frsncloco (Bolin 6.1 and. Oakland (Krausse 7.II) 10:30 p. and forget it. Gives you maximum heo.t ot minimum McCormick 8-7) at Mootreal m. c:ost-no expensive overheating. Espec:iolly suitable Detroit (McLain 19.11) at Cal. (WaslOWllkl 2,7 and Wepner 2. for basement installation. The Meigs Marauders ot 1969 9) 5 p.m . lfornla (~ 8-11) 11 p.m. will aet their ~~~~ 1011. ~ q A"·, Houstoo ~ 15-9).~~ ChlCleyelpcl ~P,fi, ,·lll) .~. ~ att1e (To1boi •"> 11 p.m: ' pme cmdllton• salllrdey In • -(Selma 12>1)-..30 p.m.' .. • ; 1• • • • SalurdOy'a Galn08 lull-to •crlnuilqell!llus!Bel.Pre Cincinnati (FI~r 3.3 and " here the services ot live Ciollli>ger 8.14) >It Plttsbursii(El· Baltimore ai Oakland reaulara or ollornatea. Us , 8.13 and Blaas 13-7) 8:05 Detroit at California Coach a.arlea Chancey aa1d p.m. Now York at llflmeaota '11111radl,r ovenlnc ·110110 of the Chicago at Boston saturday's Games bqya has more than troublesome Loa ADg at Now York Cleve at seattle, ni&ht EDWARD BAER bumpa or brllfles. But he said fkl\lsloo at ChiWash at Kan C!Q<, nillbt ~POMEROY 232 E. SECOND tl\ere Ia no point In taking cbancea Sin Fran at Montreal, nl&bt on gettlns anyone ban&edup more San Die&<> at Ph1le, nil!!ll than tl\ey alread,y are. Cincinnati at Pitts, nl&hl The cuualtlea eame In an all- AtiJDia at St. Louis, nl&hl atopo.out intra""llld 15 an111111liP Thuradey OVflllntr. American League - e r brief sassloof of a simiEast lar nature may be schedulaclnext W, L. Pet. GB Week before the IQI.Id 8088 Baltimore ' . 86 37 .6119 against Warreo Local tl\ere oo Detroit . , . . 70 51 .579 15 Aug, 311, Bolton . . ' . 65 57 .533 20\1 Tho players due to watch pro.. WQhinstm . , 63 61 .508 23\1 ceedlnp will\ Bei,Pre froo1 tile New York . . . 62 61 .sot 24 aidallnes sa~ oo the Mid- Cleveland ... 01 74 .408 3filh dleport pradlce field atartlng at West 10 a.m. are Mlke Bur, Mike W. L. PeL GB 3-E70 Y011111. Lee Fio¥d, Harold White, - - . . 72 50 .59il 8--070 Only Sian Coatea and Dootl Burrul, Ooiiland .••• tl9 50 .580 1\1 735 X 14 Reg. $40 695 X 14 Rt~. $38 Barr, Yowt~ aad Coates are tack* Kansas Clcy . . 50 71 .413 21\1 Wide Otal lea, Floyd. Is a wiDgback, and e&1ltornla . . ., 49 70 .412 21\1 Wide White Burlu wori<a at fullback. Seattle , , , . . 48 73 . 391 23\1 White Stripe Cbfcago .• .• 46 76 ,3'1'1 28 ; 111ursdey'a Res111ts TOP WINNERS DALLAS (UPJ) - Dutchman Ca)u 2 Baltimore o 6-G78 Only l3-F18 Only Tcm OJdter · 'tw.s won the mo1t Detroll7 Seattle 6 $53.95 TcidrQo's Probable Pll<hon 775 xl4 Reg. $49 tol.lrMJDeJill, amoqa: members 825x i4 (All Times mT) of the Wcrld ~ Chlcaao (Pelers 7-12) at Boa•. FIBERGLASS Tennla ~ so far this year, WIDE OVAL but Auaste Toni' Reohe hlo won loa (1lomo 4.8) 8 p.m. flew York (Bahnsen 7...11) at tha moat 11U1110l'· Okkar hal WHITE STRIPE White woo atx tournamants 11111 M!imesota (Boowell 12~ 9 p.m. W!"hfnnloo (Coleman 9~ at pockotad ft1,308; Roche hal Kanllla Clf;y (Rooker 3...10) 1 p. 8-H78 Only wm ft8,2tl5 willie c<minl In Orst ftw tlmea. 825 X 14 855 X 14 WI- o111o · BING&HIA FAMOUS E TIRES CLOSE OUT SALEII AT HI I FIRESTONE IN MIDDLEPORT ONLY PON'T MISS NOW ESE NOW ~ 24.95 19.9 29•7 s 33·05 I-ONLY l<A·••(II~ All 16-11; ei111t 55~ lllp C1cy, FIIIIILASS S 11·71 J ...... Clil17-11; OIIHD. •' Sa~' a WhUe much ol the atteralon t1nd Kansas 10 ma1oo II an easy ono. Dioco edred Moolrool Jerry Robertaoa pvo .., only live aDd Selttle'a seventh 'lr· J. •. pick ,., tho alack. On !fonlal' tho Jiatl Dakland In a rlflay ot wlr&tr'a AFL tlile lee Namslll fa - - iD . . . onl,y the ftrat hall u ...di pmeo wU1 Weeb Ewbank w...a to • Ret. ... . •, of course," Sclafrath added. llad:wtthl5. · .Ainerican ' - ' WclAin, Dol Pl•ae CU~~lder 11t1a - • u.n 1~ .Mcllolb, """ 17~; CUllII an aue! to. Q01!' qafD, Iii',: ~ 17'f; tollcb, !lit 1W; ~. A1!l. 21o1N9 CliiP. Boa ,16-8; Sloltl...,.., NY CllariGCte Frencl1 INO. ... , . ·To! Wham i& - canOva: l... .t . .·\ I~ I GoiJiDol!a, Cildo .... the df~ oltho . JM*Ueatl,;n "' -iaiGlio tO Hoi(Edftor'o - 1bo <ltcltion ..... lioofllal, I baW! 1iod 4 qainst thlt n..iii'IPU''I cD;;, WLPet.GB por- il~lllt. A . .~tct~ons· 1101 to pu1111ah ...,.. daar frltnl of lllno, wbo ' o!lndlvldualo-totheHal... ea 57 .537 1 &8 ,$43 out of """'• wau pettant.at , ... Nodlcal ... made.., aer•s . •.• "" 60 .1535 1 •, •lMill>lllil ~ to .: o\•87 .81 .1121 116 . "'the . !n Jui,J,. I •• ,,J:es 11 ·,,, I; :M .f.t·v ;lbe- '~ Wo 01t 11111 . ,... u . audti \I . II)' PETE ALFANO woo two of three. Vfrlil Carter UPI f\>orla Writer wlU otart flll' Jack Concamon lllltimoc'e coach Dm Sb1la apfnat HOUlton. slumed bJ the haa a declaiOII . to mska-11111 Colla alter Pa - . . . ! the ,....... ... abowllW of hla .-leted 14 of 31 rrr 241-~ two 'lllrtOl'backo Ia nat soilW and two 11la. (NFL) bad runnor• .. •IIi Udrd wltb ODt out. 11aat'• when Btneb 11011ced llcearver taldna SAN DIEGO, •Calf!. (UPI) I ' ~ Iaod and llaohad the saturday ntlhl'• hhlbiUon licnll ar pttcler Jim Merritt. '' _.moernlle 21 = 1lobl>y BGnll hit a solo llomer In the aeecnJ 1111 • tbree-nm homer · 111 . lhe sixth as San Francisco built .., a 6-2 lelll o~r ~ Y~~ But ~ New York tiiil It, 6-6, the Glsnia """ 111 the 11th when 3$yoor-<>ld pftcber Don Mclfshoo olllllled ,..t banbered heme on Ken Hendtr1011'1 tnstle. Pitches Four-Hitter Jim Brlttoo plt<hed a !ourhitter and llsnk Aaron hit his 5t3rd homer as Atlanta beat a.tcaao. Bill llsnds, 15-10, autferecl"tbe lou. Joe Nlehco pitched a alxhltter am hit • iacritlce fly in tile loth innlllll to drive In the 6, In 11 lmilllls, san Diego · bla'*"<< Montreal, I-ll, In 10 lnnlnp-- and . Atlanta t_.t Chicago, :1-1. In O.o ool1 American l pmes, ~fornla b1aDked llal· tlmore, 2-0 and Detroit eclaed seattle, M. Jerry Johnson pllcbed an o!Pt-hltter to give Philadelphia the olctoey over Los M&eleo ani knock the Dodgers out of first place. Dave Walklnl siDJiod In a se.-lnnl,. run ani Deron Johnson anopped a 1·1 tie with 1 .,.,scoring slllllie only run of the game as San In the aixth. "!!'.9' alnk and, as I usually just keep a towel around m,y shoulders t~ this, I asked him politely it he would go outside lor about tell II)' VITO STELLINO • UPI-.rta Writ<or J~ Ia a Dlln In a .lnln'l' but he'o llill oot too buoy to 11011co the lltllo thinp that aCIIDOI!maa COUDt 10 much. 'Benib, aJnady aelllna his ollhts oo the Hall of FameAt iP 21, alammed a three-run ·bomor 111urado,y nf&ht u the cl..-u Redo repined Drat place In the Natlimal Leque'i Wtatern Dlolalon with a 5.3 victory over tlie St. Louis Canllaola. JU II waa just 11 ~nt tbat Bench 11011ced Tim Mc.Car- · I•nina the wrq way. AltAir Bench'• homer Dllde it 40 ID the lllp of the sixth, the CUdl nlllod flll' two runs In the bottcln or the t...U. and . . !1 . Colts Tangle Wi.~h Bills To~ht Back Into Top Spot .~· I W. C. who lodkf(l file in the eye Irish Catholic and Irish Protestant must some day live in harmony and equality and C(H)peration. Both sides must solneday cast oft' the deadly burden of history that for so In place of a system whicb had long been labeled as biased toward Northern Europeans and discriminatory against non-Europeans and nonwhites, the new law imposed flat numerical lim.its-170,000 immigrants a year spread among aU Eastern Hemisphere countries and 120,000 ·a year from among all Western Hen;~isphere countries. An unforeseen result of the new law, however, has been discrimination of another sort that is seriously hampering the operations of many American busi,nesses. Most of.them are members of th~ Foreign Trade Council, Including such giants as IBM, Procter & Gamble and General Electric- . companies which are no longer national but international or muiUnational lD scope. The companies, complain that because quotas for most countries are now so light they can no longer bring In for· eign nationals for other than short-term, temporary assign· ments. Existing visas are either valid for too short a time to permit these nationals to complete management training auignments, which may last several years, or else they limit the type of work the visitor can perform . An example is the president of Gillette Italy, whom the parent firm has been unable to bring to this country to place lD charge of its Australasian Division, from which post he would eventually move on to another position within the company in another country. · A bill now before Congress would exempt Canadian personnel from the quota limitation. This is seen as a step toward easing the problem, but what the Foreign Trade Cowacil w-ges is the setting up of an entirely separate classification under the law for ~;~onpermanent immigrants in the business-professional category. The council empbasizes that these resident aliens would not be taking jobs that would otherwise be filled by U.S. citizens. cAl<VIncent C. Ziegler; ·C11alrmlill' l1Dd clllereii!CuliveOfli• ., cer of Gillette, puts II, "The International movement of ' management skllls and experience, in whatever direction, is just as esseDtiai as the movement of goods and capital In achieving economic progress." • · In 1967-G&, UDder the old law, U.S_ companies brought in '1&5 persons from overseas. But they sent out more than four times as many Americans-3,556. Today, they say, the imporl side of that two-way International traf!lc In skills bas all but slopped. . ' I ch Shines As Redle.gs (\', ' • Qolb -aol, P-1'0)'-Mldllltpol'~ 0,, Frida,r, . . ,\uf1lat 22,1969 to be able to associate yourself with a, .. liHfe guy·•lik(l I' ' I 'It's (l .real outlet ' ~ I. ·- Your CampaiiJII · "Headqrull'ler~" \ : Cai.la, l'iocar4a j oool lo•... Stlcklfl - ·QUALITY PRINT SHOP \ . Reg. $59.40 FIBERGLASS Wide Oval Illite Slrlpe FIRESTONE 500 WHITE STIIPE '30 . VERNON WEIER, owner St. 1125115 Fl.-me500 R11. $40.75 ' 30 5 825xl5 S.S. DELUXE WHITE Rt~. $44.65 ��·, t - .. --~· -·· • .' 'J1It DliJl snJIIII, Pomeroy~ o;, Fri411, A-122, 1~ - "'. ·., . . ' '·" . ,~ ~· ''•'""' .•. * ..... •' : '~~ ' .. . . .. H .. r ,..,, . , . , . , , . . _ , ,.... ' ' "'" 0 ~ • '• ' '. "..·-· ..- ..... -·. • ~ ~ ·!{~,·:·· .. '/(' .......... . .. .'.•·•·. ~ -~'* .......... ,.... '"'-..... ............ ... - ~ ... ----~"' ~ ... ....-- _...,. .... .,, ........ ~-· ... .. .... ., ~ ' "' ' ' • .) . • LIGAL MOTICI!! ' HOTICI ON FILING OF IN¥~~:'.YJc\\.'t....:!f.~~~;" ''""'• c - !fro. Edward Well am !fro. Doo Mcllnilhl wore holtJI...- when tlle!iew-llllo..S.wll~(~ To fh, EucUIOf or Ad•lnl1tTOt6r of · met Weclrieldl:)' th• 11tat•1 to .•uch of .th• fpUowlng •• .,. , ....."'. .. .... ::itllt. of Chlo, -..ls:-tM urvlvl~ spout•, the nlabt :at; tJ8 cl\11 booM. , ' · ~·.,-t' , Mrt.. LArr1 -·~-~ pro' ..~....... . . . __. ....._...._ .of',""'· ,, neJll of kin, tM Hneflelsl•• vndlf ........ ,., ,_. "".-&•- ~ tM wllll ond •• tho Gttornoy ...... . . m~ w~~-~-~ lonMY" reP,o ..ntlng any of thl !fro. BUI"·~~-•. -'""·~ctforett~lt'IIOMd por10r111 ~~U;.Ua..,.._ .ft1U.>a,v Be.. G. Rou,h, Mlnenvlll•, ,.._,,, teasel fqr the r.xt A Mrs. C.unty, Oftlo. ~·· 201)19. You netlfiM thet .... lnv•ntory Approl•-•nt of the II,. ',_., 1 n · of the stot. gl.,......,.lenM, d.. ceo..d, lote ef Hid County, •a• fll..t In thiS covn S..ld lnv•n••r and Apprai ..!Hnt w1II be for heotl"' ttef- ttHs Court on tM 8th dal of Sept • .-.... 1969, ot 10:00 o'c: ae"- like forever STARTS FRIDAY AT 5 P.M. HEAVY BASE f,.r., O'BRIIN !fro, , . . _ H - 1 , !fro. ~•· Charlel HoftanaD. and Mra.Fl- Held Recently _____ .,.2tc:______________ _ STONEWARE OIDINAHCI NO .,,_., AN OIDINA.NC41 TO IITOUitl TMI PaD:IDUII POll IUII"INDifrfO WAT'IR ANO SIWII CttAtWIIS WHIU NO SII"AIATI MIT . . II .6''~. 1LAILI AND -n. UPJAL Qll. QINANCI NO. 924. Bll It ordain.-1 by thto Caaacdl. N lll<- vm..,. ot Middleport .. fallll. .. See. l . ~l a uuM; .111 benbJ' dolo f,r.ed aa a teP«Nte dwellUl( llcnue1 apartmem, whethll' Ia • multJ... pl.., liPIMment unit ur oth....,.; •ueh ~epuoate b1Ena. or eo-r.. <· i~l operao.;nn aad ~h muD11.e IIINIMI. Bee n lD tbe ev81Jt Uulf. U7 Q!dt · "-hlcb 111 not nrved bJ' am lndlflduaJ wale'r meter Mcomea vseiiDt, the party l'ftll(lnatble lor tho! ~ b1U llhall !u.ve UM rllht kl Ute Board of PUblle Af!ain of Jaet Within tbrell 41171 llftllr YICADC1 ••cb Permalize House Paint Enamelized durability Alkyd For siding plus trim SP.arkling gloss Uniform luster· Hundreds of colors Mildew resistant A lamil¥ reunion WU b~ recently at the Rusaell Painter horne. U•AL NOTICI EACH Mra. A\IIJaiU Brownlrw. Mrs. ).Jaralall KliiiL Family Reunion 8/22, 8/29 SLIGHTLY IRREGULAR n-u :payer, lard A).~·,. """" d••'''"Y. to fll• ••n,.. , za GDmore. JrJO Ju t_• •"" ••-offlc:lo Cl•fk <If sold Court Br Jon•.l E. MOt"rls O.puty Cletk 98C VALUE _ _.. ,._ salad couree ... lln-.u """' Mra. F1o strleklan1. Mra. WB- . tlont thlf'eto """'' f1 them Cit IMsl ffv• dar• prior ta th• dot. ... for · ~~ hectrl"l• Glv•n under my hand and ' " ' of aallf _Caurt, thl1 19th day of Augutl 196f: WATER GLASSES meettlc. ;·ro(l 110 1on1 q lbe unlt ni'Diliu ,.._. c1nt thereafter .ewerue 01' _ . In chaJ'll:e 1haH bo made tor arq fvU montb be&ween wawr -tor nt.41DI datH ~~ the urllt .....sa. "n--mt. Ill ord•r kl bli ODU.tled. \o ltd~ 'nemp\ioD. aald parti~JI lbioil Nt· nbb an a.tfJcbl'U wUhln tto dlaJII afl.er the e.aplradon or ef!Ch •Mer meter read:Jq moDth. 1tatbJ1 tlln ''"' unit hu DOt been oeeupled It UltJ ume dur1aJ .-ell IIIGCIUa. A . . •artte autdaYit 1MU be required t'or e.. ·t"b mODtb of ~ :r.llllftl m cwnplJ' will> tbooM teqW.reraeDU NaU fOl'Hit the IUIIt of u.emii'Uoa Wider thlt t~c:tlon, The Villoge sholl ha'"' llle r\Pt ta ~t till I1Dit at IW7 n:UO!ll.ble tbu llluri!ll tbll ,.rio4 of See W "nlW Ol'diDIIKle lbaD tUe rfecf. aDd. .,. &a. foft:e flam ad Attending were llr. and lira. Norman JohnrKII. of. Galuuma; Mr. and Mn. James C&rr, PatnJ.~ kala; llr, and Mrs. Glem Swick, llr, and !fro. Clarence Marken and mlldreo, COiumbuo; 11r, and !fro. Paul Painter and doughier, Mro. John IDitol!, 11r. and lira. Charles Weeks, Mr. and Mrs. VUa Swick, llr . and !Irs. Clarence Swick and douahtor, lfr, and !fro. William Dodderer and cbUdron, Johalllown, Mr. and lira. William Painter and ddldren, llr. and !fro. Phil Painter and chlldren, llr. and lira, Curllo Painter and chlldron, Mr _ and Mrs. Richard Potnler and aoo, Newark; Mr, and lira, Ralph Pallller and chllclri!ll, Middleport; llr. and lira, Harn Brown aiMI ama, Mlnor..Ule: llr. aiMI lira. Sleven carr and children, PaiUkala, and Robert Painter, Fllme- Third Place Awarded I t ·~ iHI'>~ n-r • of 111o MliiP '~ Auo. clalton of Gorda! CkU hu Ilk., , tile Gill'\! p.o ID tile nlllc--of~-,:;; ..... ror t11e 11u ldJodulod by lira. y..,,.,·~tor· - ·f!!--.. oarl,r SojJtolllber. ~--- of tho award Y: ....,..... dllriDr IIJo ....... Oldo A~IJido!l1111 of liorlloD C..... - CROW-'S tiotii!Gii bold IUf - ... a.-. ll Bowllfrl. Clwle• ._., • Bolh tile 1967 IJid 1966 .._. IDok llrlt awards ID the state. The 1965 ChrlllmU lhow In Home of wiJich 1111 13 cl.ma jl8rllclpoted received a I8CODd place award. Plana are alreadJ UCJden113 for a Christmas show thla year. Mrs. Reid Young will Jene as ' the Fabulous I AWARDED CAN OPENER Mrs~ Pauline Atkina, Rutland, was awarded a can qM~Der at tlu! Columbus an! Southern Ohio Electric Co.. display at llle Molgo County Fair. SANDWICH Order By Phone And Ta._ Em Ho... 992-5432 "Then I toou!d tpeak witiJ.. out fear of him, for I am not so in muself,"-Job 9:35, ''· roy. •IC&IIC1· Permalize afWr Au.IU'l 11. Ullll. P...S thl 11th dQ' of ...,_. . . -. HOUSE PAINT Atted: GBNE ASST. SIZES and COLORS EA. Pomeroy CeMent ·Block Co. c 64 oz. ASST. COLORS t<cl 1542 A diamond ring to treasure forever GRATZ aJOHN ..• W , ZBJIKT. .. ueAL . """"" Each Keepsake engagement ring i3 a masterpiece of sl)iing and design, roi\IICiing lhe lull lriliance and beauty of dia perfect centar twne~-n-rr NOTfCI OP APPOUITM .... ... Tho O.parllll011t :>taro of loildlng Slnco 1915 Ettahl ef atw~• M. c- .... ,.,, .. ,k:....... ~ Mmond. K Nntlee Ia benby Jlnn lhat War. rn Plc:kena, of ReednUle. OlllO. PI t.Nn du.ly appotnte4 ltueutm of Ute 1-:MW of ae.ie 11. PiebiW. d _ . •n:oleTI:Iti:O k eeps~e· DIAMOND IIINGe Pd, ll.t• af MelP CGuntJ". ()blo, CredU.on sre "'-ulNd to II.Le tbell' 97C VALUE · · elalml EACH on wlth •""- . fi4Kial7 wh!I.ID tow lftOIMll.a. Dated thll l2Ul day ot..AQalf. U., ~ F. B. O'BIIDN .. · ~ -.,- - ' Proba1.11: ~ ol 8el4 CouU new s Annual ---- ,\UJ, 18, II, S Augrut Clearance Sal,! SPEAKER ANNOUNCED • Dr. Gilbert Sc:helcler ol Athens wlll be the guest speaker at BAiliR FURNIIURI ' the 10:30 a.m. Sunday worship service of thP- Middleport F1rst United Presbytenan Church. USED CAR SPECIALS EA. • 1967 CHEVROLET $1295 STONEWARE CASSEROLE LARGE SIZE PEOPLE ARE RUSHING TO BLAEnNAIS FOR AUGUST 15 THKU AUG. 22 TRUCKS . Biscayne Z dr. Hard Top. 19,000 ·miles, 6 cyl. Std. trans. Radio. 1963 FORD' $1095 Thundntrd. P.S. Auto. trans. EACH · SLIGHTLY IRREGULAR DON180THER CALLING.. 1963 CHEVROLET S695 IIQJIIIa 2 *· Sldan.' Y8. Auto. trans. JMCHOR · IIOCKING · GREEN 4" ASH TRAYS ·. "• .••• IRREGULAR ' •• • •• • • " ! ,• • • • REG. 49e •,, ' . .. • • ••-· •• ;' EA. FOR '· '. 2 dr, Hard Top. Only 4,391 ..;,y mile&. So near now Ton Pick'u,, 6 cyl. 3 spd. trans. we have it in showroom. All vinyl interior. Power steering. Power diac brakes. Automatic trans. R&H. •• p SLIGHTLY ~ •• .. .• ' 67 ••neville Pontile $2,595 69 Pontiac C1tallna $3,298 .10 l964 C!HEYROUT $995 • • 9 Pass. Station Wagon. One careful local owner. PS PB & AT. Beautiful bronze with buclcs.in vinyl top.' ~adio I FOR AND USED CARS 61 Ford Y8 STOP IY OUI TWO LOCATIONS LOW PiiCES And Set The Sllyllne &Ricla!lsln Wile 0. IEOFF!I .A VARII!TY OF •stzn ·FLQOII PLANS •ACCI!iioiiiES $1,895 Galaxie 500 4 ·dr. Sedan. Air conditioned. Extra clean .car ina ide and out. PS, PB & AT~ New Pontiac trad.. in. · 67 FordY8 $2, 195 Gol .. io 500 2 dr. Custom Coupo. Factory air condl• tloned. Beautiful burgundy with white vinyl lOp. Ono of the sharpest '67 anywhoro. Fully equippocl • . .. $1,495 Monterey Convertible· Coupo. The one they u&od lor King and Queon at Fair, Wasn't It liko now. Booutl• lui light b1uo with &potion all whlto top. Fully equipped. 63 lol1evllle Pontiac $895 He"~. lini~h. 4 dr. Top. All whlio all. vinyl Jntorlor. PS, PB & AT: Nico •!)I!COIIS :STARTS FRIDAY AT 5 O'CLOCK ·TifRU SUNDAY . TRUCKLOAD DISH SALE PWS ' LO• .-..cES · ' . 't.'. ' • ' ANI IIANY .IOIE · AB '· STEAl HOUSE _..... of tho - · .... od- YIIOcl of tile award which 11111 bo Jll'll-..1 ll tile llellon 11 mootIDe II Like llcJpe 011 Nor. 1 TburldoJ. chalrman'olthe IMwwiJ!chapla ..... be held 00 tile Saturday lollowlug 'lbankaglvlng II tile Pom. eroy Elementary School, A plan. ' AND ALL Value- Rated Used Cars 1966 Volkswaeen 2 Dr. Fastback ..•.•• $1395 Red with black tnrerior. GOod condition. 1967 Chevelle 396 Super Sport ..•..••• $2095 .H. T. Coupe. Auto. trona., PB, PS, turquoise with matching interior, new W/SIW tires. i966 Chevrolet Bel Air 4 Door ••••••••••• $1595 283. eng1ne, V-8 motor, auto. trons., power steering, rad1o, w/$/w tires, all white• i965 GIIC %ton Pickup ................. Si595 6 cyl., 4 speed trans., heater, air•conditioning, with CAMPER, equipped with stove, sink, ica box, water tank. Sleeps 2. Come, lake a look! f965 Buick Skyl•k G.S................. $1495 Hard Top Coupe. Y-8 moter, auto. trans., power ltMring, power brakes, white with black vinyl top, blaelr: interior. Check this one. 1965 Olds 88 Holiday Cpe. . . • . . • • . • . $1395 Be~tiful red finish, whi ... vinyl interior, sold new and servteod by us. Real sharp. �' 1 l• ., •' ' . I :'· .. ·' ..•,. ··r~-,··c -.,.·-·····-· ~--- --------·-- ... _, ., -~........• ..• ..;••• •'•'•·"•·· ~•··•·•··'· ..... _.. .. .. .......,..... , :. '::.. .. ··- '·: ,... :: -::.·: ....::.. : ::.~ _ . :... ;.•,;~.::::...: ::".;,;::...::.";'.::..c... • ' - ThO DlU, .~i>el, Pomer"'·Mlcldle~ 0., Friday, Aqu1122, 11189 . . POMEROY·'. CIIESTER uNIT· tie, S\lndiY SCII!tOI ~ !lundiT lli.l;~m;~.f;i!.i~x>:•:-'"•:····-.~:·.·w.,;.,.,.,.,.,<;.;.;.;?!~~-t:mk:.:O:-:..~. CARMEL UNITEb . ME1tl0.. t DIST - Paul A. SeiiOI'a, pastor; E.D METBODIST - . Robert B. School, 1:30., ., m.; M<>rnllW wor. Cafa, pastor. Pomer<I!V - Wor- lihlp, 'IQI3o ., m. I Sunday a.... ohlp, 10:30 a. m.: ~reh School, ni!W .aervleo·, 7: P...,.r meoti!W •, . thl..t Swldayo; e..,niQI \'OJ'ah!P, i:15 a. !ll-: FrankVauahan. '""'"'· .Wljdpei4Q, 7 p. m. ST. JOHN LUTHERANWor8 p. m., aecon:l Sunday. lnlendenl. OIOster - Worllhlp, ,, to11owec1 ti,.~ CHESTER CHURCR OF THE 9 a.m.; Cll.treh · ~901. 10 ,a.m.; ohlp, 9 School. NAZARENE ~v. Horllert Roger ~le, a\C)ertJmmdent. ST, PAUL LU,THEIIAN - SUn· ,.,.;.,«~~~~:~:-::;,~~::·:~;::·:~:::Y:-;::~~;s.:S"~"""'i:ll Grate, pastor. W~slrlp service, SEVENTH DAY ADVENTISTdi..Y echool, 9:t:5, a.m.i wonlilp, 11 a. m. ODd 7:30 p. m., Sunda,y, Pomei'O)', Mulberry Hta. RfMd• 10:30 a.m. •; ALFRED UNITED METHODLST THE DANVILLE WESLEY AN Sundly School, 9:30 L m. Rich- north ol Veterans Memorial Hoa./ ' • . CHURCH - Rev. Edwin E. Wll· CHURCH - ChlrlBs Dozer, paa- aM Bo~ ~ C,Orlos BisPhilip Gager, paator. SaJ>. :1 Iiams, paetor. Sunday School at tor: Adra Swick, Sundly School sell, asalatl.nt a!C)t. Pn.yer meet- pllaL SYRACUSE UNITED MEnlO. bath School, saturdl)', 2 p. m.; ~ tj 9:30a.m., Lloyd DUI!nger, SICil Sot>erlnlenden~ Sunday School, trw, Wedneoday, 7:30 p..m. DIST - ·Paul A. Sellero, pastor: Worship, 3:.15 p. m.; Youth Fel. HARRISONVIL~ PRESBY. :~ Worship Services at 10:45 a.m. g·:so a. i · WOrShip service~· Ben Qulaemerry, .Sunday School and Adult Bible study, lowship :1 with the Rev. Williams. Tuesday 10:30 L m. Youth and Junior TERIAN - Mrs. Norm1 Lee, l S~t, Wof.lhlpservlce, 9:30L m., Wednesday', 7:30 p. m. 8 p. m. Women's Society at the yooth service, 6:45 p. m. Eve- Sundly School Suporlntenden~ firat and third Sunday. EwniJv F1RST UNITED PRESBYTERhome of Isola Taylor. Wednes- nillll: worship, 7:30. Prlyer and Sundly School, 9:30 L m. S~ service, 8 p. !ll- fourth SUnday. IAN CHURCH llllddleport, dQ service. 8 p. m.. the Rev. day, 7:45 p. m., Mid-Week Pray· praise, Wednesday, 7:30 Guest minister, James Bucfla&. Max Donahue of Middleport. er service. UNITED FAITH CHlJRCH JEHOVAH'S WITNES<ES, Lar- an, SUnday School Supl SUnday MIDDLEPORT CHURCH ol N:ease Settlement - Robert E. SUTI ON UNITED METHO. · _ry C&rna.han, presldingminlster. School, 9:30 a. m.;Worshlpserv• Christ In ChrhtlanUnlon- Law. Smith, Sr., pastor. SundlySchool . DIST - Paul ~ sellers, pastor; 10:30 a. m. i Choir practice lee, Sllllday: Bible lecture, 9:30a.m.; renee Manley, pastor; Mrs. Rus- SlC)t., RoyJohnsorL~School Martlll Lee, SUnday SChool So¢ 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. aeU YOlDI& &mday Scbool super. · 9:30 a. m.; Worship service, Watchtower study, 10:30 Lnl.i Worship service, 10:45 a. m., POMEROY CHURCH OF THE second ani tourth Sunday; evelntendenl. &mda.Y school, 9:30 a. 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m. each Wednesday: Bible ~tud,y, 7:30 p. m.: evening worship, 7:30. wed- Surday. Youth meeting and choir m. j Thursday: mhtistry school, NAZARENE - Corner UniOII.-.1 nlllg worahip, 8 p. m., third SUrr nesday prayer meeting, 7:30p.m. ·practice, 6:30 p. m. eachSunday. 7:~p.m.; service meeting, 8:30 Mulberry. Rev. Clyde V, Hender- day. p.m. '. son, pastor. Sunday School, 9:30 !.O'M"RDlGif UNIT"EI> METHKENO CHURCH OF CHRISTENTERPRISE UNITED METHMASON CHURCH OF CHRIST L m.: Raymund Walburn, Supt. ODJST - Worship, first &lXI third Norman McCain, ' Supt. Services ODLST - Rev. WllllaD: Alrson, Sun:JI.Ys of each mouth, 10:45 11 weekly at 9:30 L m. PrMching, - Miller St. - Ewraon .Week~ Morning worship, 10:30 a. m.; Ralph_~encer, ~: Elpaator; m. ; aeCOIII and rourth Surllays first and third Sunclay ot month ley, pastor. Bible stucly classes, Evening Service, 7:3(] p. m. Mid- dQO Weeks, asst. Worship serv7:30 p. m. Sunday School, 9:45 by Charles Russell, 9:30 a.m. Sut'Mtay, 10 L m. Worship and Week service, WednesdiQ-, 7:3(] ici!a, 9:30 L m.; SUnday School, a. m. Christian Endeavor, third THE BRADFORD CHURCH OF preaching, 10:55 a. m.; Sunday p.m. 10:30 a. m.: Youth FeUowablp, Saturday of each month. CHRIST - Charles Russell, pas-- eveni~ service, 7:30. Bible study CHURCH OF CHRIST, MiddleG:30 p. m. Wedneaay: Choir, LAUREL CLIFF FREE METH- tor. Richard Gilkey, S~ SUrr classes. Wednesday. 7:30 p.m. port, ~th and Main. Raullln Moy. 6:15 p. m.: Bible Sludy, 7:30. GRACE EPISCOPAL - Rev. ODIST - Rev. Eugene GUl, paS- day School, 9:30 a. m.; Morning CRURCH OF THE NAZARENE Stanley Plattenburg. p a s t .o r. er. pastor. ThomasKell:, &mda.Y tor. William BaUey, Sll)erintend- worship, 10:30 L m.; Ewntrig school superintendent. B i b I e - llllddlepor~ Rev. Audry MlllMorning prll)'er and sermon, 10:e~ Sunda,y School, 9:30 a.)ll.: worship, 7 p.m. Wednesday Bible 30 a.m. lloJ.y communion, 10,30 school, 9:30 a.m.; morningwor.. e;r, paator. Leeter Tlylor, Sttn. Morntrw worship, 10:30 a.m.; study, 7:30 p. m. ship, 10:30 a.m.; evening worEvenilll! worship, 7:30p.m. WedREORGANJZED CHURCH OF a.m., first &mday each mooth. ship, 7:30 p.m. Prayer service, Sunay School, 9:30 L m.; Mor~ lng Worship 10:30 a. m.: Junior nesday, Olrisdan Youth Crusade, JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER: DAY Wednesday, 7 p.m. Soelecy, 6:30 p. m.: NYPS, 6:45 SOUTH BETHEL UNITED 6:30p.m.; Prayer meeting, 7:30 SAINTS- Portland-Racine Road. p. m. Sunday E.angellallc ineetMETHODIST Worship, second PLANTS MEMORIAL CHURCH p.m. Thursday, choir practice, Sunday School, 9:30 L m.;. Morn- Prayer service every Wed- IQI, 7:30 p. m. Prayer meetlne, 7 p.m. ing worship, Uh30 L m.; Swxlay · aDd rourtli SWr:lay, 10:30 Ltn.; first and third Sundays, 7:30 nesday, 8 p. m. Preachirv serv- Wednosdlay, 7:30p.m. DEXTER CHURCH OF CHRIST ewning service at 7 p.m. Wed· p. m. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m. ice every SWiday, 8 p. m. THE SALVATION AiiMY- EJ>o - Danny Ew.ne, pastor. N o r- nesday evening prayer service Youth Fellowship, 6 p. m. each v03 llaJ · S. Wlnlrv, omcer In inan c. Will, a~t. Sunday School at 7:30 Pastor, Elder C. W, SYRACUSE CHURCH OF 11IE eharp. SUnday, 10 a. m., Holl· Sunday at Tuppers Plalna United 9:30 L m.; Woretrlp service.. Prortltt. NAZARENE - Rev. M. C. Lari· nesa moetlnr, 10:30 a. m. SUrr 10:30 a. m. Christian Endeavor THE BRADBURY CHURCH OF Methodist Church. more, pastor. Bob Moore, Sunday day SchooL Yourw People's beCHESTER CHURCH OF GOD Swlday evening. CHRIST- Mr. Ted Cldwalloder, School SIC>~ Sunday schoolcless- lion. 7 p. m.: Selvatloo meetlns RACINE F1RST CHURCR OF pastor. Jerry Van lnwqen, SUrr -The Rev. Chester Bryant, pas. es for all ages, 9:30a.m.; Morn- 7: 30 p. m.; Thur-,, ·•·· 1 to 3 .P· 111E NAZARENE- Sunday School day School S~C>erlntendO~ Sun- tor. Sunday SChool. 9:30 a. m.; lng worship, 10:30 a. m.; NYPS m., Ladle• Home League; 7 p.m. 'Worstrlp service, 11 L m.; Eve9:30 L m.; Morning Worship, day School, 9:30 L m.; Morning Sunday, 6:30p.m.; Ewngellstic Prep classeL 10:30 a.m.; Evening Worship, worship, 10:30 L m.; Evening ning worship, 7:30 p. m.. Prayer service, Swlday, 7:30 P· m. Mid- · MT. MORIAH BAPTIST- Mid7:30 p. m. Wednesday, Sunday service, 7 p. m. Wednesday, service, Tuesday, 7:30 p. m. week prayer meeting Wednesday • dleport, corner o1 Fourth and Youth service, Ttwrsday, 7:30p. ' School Superintendent, Pauline Prayer service, 7:30 p. m. 7:30 p. m. MissiOnary meeting, Main St. Robert Jackaoll. pastor. m. Monthly sings,tlrst Saturday McClintock. Pastor, Rev. Morris GRAHAM UNITED MEnlO. secoocl Wednesday or each month, Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.; MoroM. Wolfe. DLST CRURCH- Preach~, 9:30 of each mOnth. lrv worship, 10:30 a. !ll-, Arnold HEMLOCK GROVE CHRIST· 7:30 p. m. TUPPERS PLAINS UNITED L m., first and second Swdays IAN CHURCH James Smith, MASON BAPTIST CRAPEL Richards, SIC>~ METHODIST- MorningWo:rship of each m011:h; third and fourth RUTLAND FIRST BAPTIST 9:30 a. m. at fonner EUB build- Slllllays each month, worship pastor. Robert Paulsen, Sunday The Rev. Harold Cumll!lham, School SJ..t)t. Morning aervlce, Cbarles Lambert, Sunday Rev. Samuel J. Jackson, paato.-: pastor. lng. E:wpanded &mda.Y School ses- service at 7:30 p. m. .WedDesday 9:30 a. m.: Swlday School, 10:45 School Sq1t. Corner Secom at'Mt Prayer eervlce, 9:30 t. m.; Sunsion !01' r~~r. serytogradesixchll· eveni_. at 7:30, Pl'l.)'er aoo ~ m.; Youth meeting, 6:45p.m. Pomeroy Sts., Mason, W. VLi dQ School, 10 L m.; Mrs. Ger~ dren at former Methodist annex Bible Study. SILVER RUN FREE WU.L Sunday School, 9:45a.m.; Wor- trude Butler, st~tL WorahWaervat 9:30 a. m., Mrs. James Stou~ MASON ARMBLY CRURCH' BAPTIST- Rev. Caudill Aikins, shlp servlc&, 11. Wednesday eve- . Ice, 11 a. m. Bl£nlat 'I'ral.n1DeUachildren's superintelklent. · Sunday Church Scll.ool, achdtl aOO OF GOD - second st., Mason, pastor. Bill Little, Sunday School ning, t.rlinlng union. 7; Pn.rer ion, ftrst and second &lndlys at 5:30 _p, m.; Mr1. Mary Woods, youth, 10:30 a. m.: Junior High, W. Va. Sunday School, 10 L m. SUperintendent. &mda.Y scbool,IO service, 7:45, Mor~ worship, 11 a. m. E~ a.m.; worship, 7;30 p.m. Prayer THE ROCK SPRINGS UNITED prealdent. Senior High and Y - Adults HYSELL RUN FREE ME THO. meet in former MethodiBt Church gelistic service, 7:30p. m.Bible meeting, Thursday, 7:30 p.m. MEnJODLST - C. J. Lemley, Study and prayer service, WedChoir practice, Tuesday, 7 p.m. pastor. Harold Blackston, church DIST -Rev. Cecll J. Wise, pas. • for Swlday Church SChool. Boyd · school sup~ Morning J'.9"Ship, tor. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.; ' Hackne)', :routh s~inteodent; nesday, 7:30 p. m. Che"'-< T..,. POMEROY CHURCH OF CHRIST - Mr. Hoyt Allen, Jr., 9:30 a. m.: Church SchoOl; !01!5 Morn!QI Worship, 10:30: E..,; r Post high school and senior adults -nant, pastor. Phone 773-$133. ' CARLETON CHURCH .i. Ktngs- pasto:f. Bible School, 9:30a.m.; L m.; Evening worshlpi' 7:30: nirw worship, 7:30 p, m.i"Young ' meet in former EUBbuildiQg, HoMYF Swday, 6:30 p.m. Prayer People's Service, 6:45 p. m.; ..~, 10: 30 a. m.; E ve ni ng ,. bart Vineyard, sl.l)t. Adult Bible burg Rood. Swlday SChool, 9:30 Wors "'" meeting and Bible Study, WedntA· Prayer meeting, Thursday, 7:30 .... com, Class pam, last Monday each a.m., Ralph carl, supt. WorshJp . WorStlip, 7:30• Wedne s-.., day, 7:30 p. m. Administrative p. m. service, 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 P. bined Bible study alii prayer ~ month. Youth Fellowship each Coundl meetllll!, first Monday of MIDDLEPORT F1RST BAP· ln. altern8.tely. Praye""r meetil'@:, 3 Sundi,y, 6 p. m. in former Methmeetl~, 7: 0 p. m. each montli, 7:30 p. m. TIS't - Charle• w. Simons, paaodlat building. District youth rai- WedDesday, 7:30 p. m. Rev. Jay EDEN UNITED BRETHREN IN tor. Robert Richardson, Sunday Stiles, pastor. LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN l: first Monday ol each 100nth. CHRisT Elden B. Blake, pas-School Supt. Soliday Church Lllll!svllle VIllage. Rev. Robert LETART UNITED MEnlO. OLD DEXTER CONGREGA- Eujene Musser, pastor. Worship tor. Swmy School, 10 L nt.i School, 9:15 L m.; Mc:ralrw wor· D~T CHURCH - First and secOld Sumaya, preaching at8p.m.; TIONAL CHURCH - Rev. Wil- service, 10:30 a. m.; Glenna Winnie Holslnpr, s~ Mornl111 ahip, 10:15 a. m. Sunday Bible Third and !ourth Sundays, SUrr lard Dutcher, pastor. Mra. Wor- Fetty, SUnday SChool SIC>~ Sunday sermon, 11 a.m.; E-vening serv- study hour, 7:30p.m. ~4;3Q. d_,. &:hool, 10 L m., Wor'ilhtp ley Francis, Sunday School S~t. School, 9:30 a.. m.• swmr eve- lee Chrlstwn Endeowr, 7:30 p. p: ·m., gamellq~e for youth. Wedaervlce at 11 L m.: Tuesday Sunday SChool, 9:45 a.m. Church ning service, 7:30 p. m. ~ m., Mrs. Lydl Chevalier,; presl· neaday evening prayer aervice, e'llllbwa at 8 p. m.. Prayer aM services rirst aDd third SUnday week service, Wednesday, 7:SO denL Song service and sernion. 7:30 p. m. !ollowing Sunday SChooL Second · P· m. 8:20. Mid-Week prayer meetlne CHRIS11AN SCIENCE Services Bible Sludy. Wednesday, 7:30 p. m., Mn. RUTLAND CHURCH OF nJE and fourth Saturday evenings, Ia leade at 315 Main Sl., Ft. Pleoaant, BETHLEHEM BAPTIST _ r. c......... 1 Wedno...." Mazie Holzinge~. c: ss NAZARENE - Rev. Lloyd D. S p.m. ch.urch services. S...--,s, 1 L m.; -.,1, · Great Belli, tharlesNorrta,pasGrimm, Jr., pastor. Sunda,y POMEROY >msr BA PriSTBIBLE BAPI'IST TEMPLE, 7:30 p. m. All welcome, • Worshlp ae rvl ce, 9:30 a. m.; School, 9:30 L m. i Morning wor· Robert Kuhn, pastor. George tor Sunday Schooi,.I0:30 a.m. Minersville. Re¥. ArlhurN.MaxSACRED HEART - Sunday ahlp, .10:30 a.m.: Y-people's Sldllner, SUndBY aehool BUPt. SUn. MORNING STAR u N 1T E D well, pastor. Sonday, 10 a.m., masses, 8 and 10 a.m. Holy con- . aenle.e. 6:45 p. m.; Evangel.J.stl.c day school, 9:30 a.m.j morning ME1110DJST CHURCH _ Rev. the church in Bible stud:fi lla. feniona preceding each nan. aerdcea, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday worlhip, 10:30 a.m.; BYF, 6 p. WUllam Alrson, pastor; ""'Van m,, the church In worlhlp; Ttle.. FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION eVBJJbw service, 7:30 p. m. m. Bible sillilY, WedDesday, 7 · Sun 9 day, the church In visitation and Meter, supt.; day School, :1.1 -Bald Koobs. Rev. L. B. GluesUNITED F Alnl CRURCH p.m.; choir practice, Wednes- a.m.; Morning worship 10:15 a. evangelism; Tbur.Jday, 7 p.m., enc:anv, pastor. Roger WDfred. day, 8:30p.m. - Neaae Se~me~ Sunda,y m.; Youth Fellowship and Bible junior choir praetlce: ·7 :3°p.m. Sr., Sonlay School Sq)~ SUnday ·:. School Superlnteclent, Jlo.y JobJ>o MT. UNION llaptist- Rev. C&- ~..... -·~ ·Thur·•·· ...., , 8 p.m. F r eel E. the church In Bll>le study a D d SChool at 9:30 L in. Sunday • ..,. · aOn. Youth meeting, 6:30, Sun-- cU Cox, pastor. Sunday School Smith, layl08der. pnyer: 7' 30 p.m., junlora In ni!W worship at 7:30p.m. PraJ· day. superlntedent, Earl starkey, S... - p.m. MIDDLEPORT HEATH UNIT- Bible study and prayer. er meeiiQI, Ttleoday, 7:~ day School, 9:45 L m.; Sunday ED METBODL'IT- Rev. Max E. ' poMEROY LOwER . UGHT • Ernest Deeter, class leader, 'evening worship, 7:30; -W~s-_ Donahue, minister: Eric Cbam- CHURCR _ HarriiOIIvUie Road. Yoolh Maetll!l Wednesdlay, 7:30 day praYer am Bible stw;b", 7:30 hers, !btda,y Sehool auperlnten- Rev. · Roy Taylor, .Pistor"i WD· p. m., Ernest Deeter leader. p.m. dent. Church school, 9:30 a.m.; · Uam Reeves, Sunda1 School Sup~ MT... HERKON UNITED SYRACUSE F1RST UNITED morning worablp, 10:30 a.m.; SUnday School, 9:30 L m.; Wor- BREnJREN IN CHRIST - Rev. 'Ibe Warner re\Dllon was held PRESBYTEWAN - Rev. Linson yooth meetlnl, 1 p.m.i .Otolr re.. shi.J?: serVice, 10:30 a. m.~ , Eve- Menzel Smith, pastor. S&llldQ Sunday, August 17,atthenewpark ~ins, pastor. Sunday School, hoa:raal, .WedDesday 7 to 7:30 p. ning worship, 7:3Q p.m.: l'ta.vor schooi,.II:SO a.m.; Rulaell ~ on Rutland Road. 9:34) L m.; Worship service, 10- m., Mra. E. Robert Hamm, di- ark! praise servlee, ThuradQ, cer, s¢; Alfred Wolfe, UliJt.The sale at the Goldie Jones :30 L m.; Bible study andprayer re=-::HANY UNITED ME THO. 7:30 p. m. aD. Mornll!l SermOI~ 11 L m., residence, Saturday, Augutt 16, service, Wedne~, 7:30 p.m. DIST - Paul A. SOllers, pastor: RACINE • LETART CHARGE, e..,nina aermon, 7:30p, m.,alterwas well attended. Things sold at EAST LETART FALLS UNIT· Biythe Theiss, Sunday School WESLEY AN UNITED METHO. Dating each Sunday. Clasa meat-· a good price. The Lend-A-Hand ED METHODIST CHURCH- W. s~ Worship service, 9:30 a.m. DIST cHuRCH - Boc!110, W. IIW 11 a. m. altarnaii!W Soaiaf Club was there with their usual ·nate McOurg, pastor. Worahlp second ODdfourthSundly;evening Dale McClurg, pastor.' Sunday morn!rva. David Hnlter, clua . pod lucb. The weather w,s right service, secom and fourth Sun. worship, 8 _p. m. first Swlia.y, School, 9:30 a.m.;Worahipaerv- _1-.a-. Christian EndeaYW, 7_:30 alii all in all it was a good sale. days of each month at 9 a. m. io THE .RUTLAND COMMUNITY ice, 10:30 a. m.j UMYF, 7 p.m. p. m. every other Sanda¥ eg. Rolland Chase called on the Sunday SChool, first and thlr<l SUrr CRIJRCH - Rev. Amoo TUlia each Sunday· Senior Chal< prao- · nbw. J-11 !lpell<er, prelldant. mel Frenches. diQ's of each month at 9 a. m.; paltor. &mclay ~hool, 9:30a.m.i tice, Thur..ky, 7110 p. m.; Serf- Prayer meettac. 7:30p.m. eveey Bobby Plckerlrv attended the second and fourth Sundays or each Lee Burnem, 1~ Worliblp aerv- Ice Guild, fourth Monda)' of eacll · Wednooday. Board meeU.,, 7:110 Mel1s County Fair am called 011 month at 10 a. m.; Bible Stud.v. Ice, ·u a. m. Wednesday prayer month at 7:30 p, m.; HuPl Huot. P· m., !!rot Monda)' ol ~ old friel'lls. He reports that tr.ie Wednesday, 8 p.m.; WSCS, first meei!Jw, 7:30 p. m. Sunday night lers Swlday School ciaa& meet.POMEROY TRINITY UNITED wife and three chlldren are in Tuesday . of each month at 7:30 worship, 7:3.0. lrv, fourth Friday of each moatli qnJRCrriH OF CHRIST -atr!Re•k• WD. Europa and he has retired after at 6 p. m.; WSCS, second Friday H. . Pe D, pallor. P c •· _ p.m. aervlng 21 years in the arm.y. LONG BOT 10M CHRISTIAN o! each month at 7,30 p. m.: Of. Woad, Iiiii- , ~ School, 11:11 APPLE GROVE UNITED Dick Larmker o1 Ullnols. at.- · CHURCH - Mr. Carl Turloy, ficial Board, second Monday or L m.; Worahip, 10:25a. m. Y";"" · ; !ended the Meigs County Fair and METHODIST CHURCH- W. Dale minister. Morni!w Bervicea 10:30 each month at 7:30 p. m. .Choir ·relleiJ': ~, lfoada,-, 8:JQ. McClurg, pastor. Wonhip serv: was a dinner guest1 ot' Ave Gll· o. IlL SUnday School 9:30 a. m. . , p. m. lolrL Mlnln Bu11, dlrocIce, tint and third Sundays of • key on Monday. Herman Schul, Sq)t. niE RUTLAND MEnJOD~ tor. Senior choir -aol, 7:30 · Mlsa AM Ree4, Columbue, was each momh at 8 p. m. i Sunday LETART FALLS UNITED CHURCH- Rev. C. J. Lemle7, p. . m. Thuroday, Mrs. Paul School, every Swiday at 9:30 a. : a weekelll guest of the Robert AIME pastor. Church School, 9:~ \i. 'lltoio, dlrtctor. Thurldl,y, aU m.; wscs, second Ttlesda,Y d. ~ klres. THODLST CHURCHW. Dale Worahlp service, 10:80 a.m. . dO,y, Bus7 qulltlne jii11;Y In each m..-11 at 7:30 p. m.: Bible McClurg, pastor. Worohlp serv- m.;ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST _ church IOCLII - . • Mr. and Mrs. F. 0. Whaley ol Study, WednHday, 8 p. m. ice, first and third SUndays, 9:30 PCBneroy • Harrl...,.nle llM THE RUTLAND C111JRCR OF : Columbus were Soturdau' nlgllt a.m.; secondarM:IfourthSundaye. Joh Web1.te Lit· : auesta of Ava Gilkey and called 8 P. m.: Sunday School, first and · n ' ' pastor; 1111 .;lRIST - Eupao UnderWood, : on the Robert Clarks aad the home from F1orlda. ......... 10:15 a. m.; sec• pastor; v. H. a.•" Braley, a~L. ......t · ·~;,..___ AJkl.res hadSundaydinner Mrs. Donah11e•e grandson, the thi r d ..--.,- e, ond nd fourth SgoAn 9 30 ' day ...,..,., - ••~ L Dl.l ~ ; wllb Mr. and Mrs. D. o. Whaley. Lee boy, was b!Uen b)' a srake a •-.r 8 • : a. .. ·· munlaD ID4. worllblp 1erviee, ~ Mr. ote Whaley ia much tm- last weeiL · m.; Bible Study, Wednelday, 8 weeke..W gue1t orheralaier,Mrt. 10:10 a. la.a Pra,er meet1111; : proved at this wr!Urv. Mi. and Mrs. Don li>dogral!ol p. m.: WSCS, first Friday of Vlralnla Gibaon. . . ThilriMIUo?t:SO p.m. · Clllford Cackler movld to ...,r • Mr. and Mra. Robert Clark BlrmlrJil!am, Ala., are here for oiach mOirth, 7:30 P. m.: Olllclal : hove purchased the Goldie Jones two· we0ka with A.. Gilkey and boord, aecond TUesday of each quarleri !rom the Bud Morr11 ·· " liAaini: · FIRsT BAPTisT month at 7:30 p. m. h6mo SUnday. Charlea Ntltrla,:paa•· Suaday : propariY (both houses). • .olher relatives. Mrs, GIOIU1t Colburn and MrL SChool, taao L m.; :Marntac .... : i!l'· aorl Mra. H. D. Gilkey and Earl McGrath Ia dr1111111 a wat.~ nn, J-,, Pmneroy, were 1\IIPC er Well on the Dr. Brown rarm Albolll' vlaltecl theRobortAildrea Louella Hanlrv were vlsltora til 1blp, 10:45 a. m. Suaday 1\<0ili!W reeer&ly. their alster and attended the -liblp, 7:30 p. m.: w~.-, · ,_Ill of Aft Gilkey, Sunday. (formerly the Tho former Juanita Hull was 1 Jones aolo. eftni!W Bible Slucl)', 7:80 p. m. 1111 Dlnhut boo returned Mr. and Mn Dolo Wboley,ol fi . Dzrectory . or Area ·Churches:. :ei;:e,,~,~~ ..s.::. :r~";' w~ulil. you llko to llv~ In a ,~o,'!;~ Q•~ - ,~laP -~ . l~test -cfJr, de·.tp ,frtt~zf, ,,wj. . {.' It mltllf, lte '. m: s.,.,;rf.l~ ~ . ' - . ~· ' . 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LGt.Oiu•• )erod mara-, and -. port o1 the a~. ,. ••• to ontorlaln tht II(IO<Iaton bJ alJW!n4, clone~ aDI clown!JII. If they liked our pertonnancea, people would ~ow , _ 11110 the a..... .00 we would ocromble for II. Durl!W the wv, I quit allow buolnoaa IIDr three yean to work a1 a maehinlit.- But 1111h•rt'WII still wlthmualcandlstartedcompoal,._ I wrote "11 Only I!Qpana Once." 1t waa a rhythm aumber.l rot the Ideo !rom tho sound• ol BE .... _.. 9E.. Ll'fl.. Vlfft vOle. ot the Eva-It 10 • Rocino wont fl. we . .. . u . 2:11.21 It wUI, In scme measure, foster ODd help sustain thot which Ia """' llllmli!J¥ · life, thla felturelupooaorodb)'the buslnoss linn• and orl!lnlzai!CIIII- ..,... · FaiGI for TcdQ" 8E. 9~. ." • Mo.... OolatiiH • Corn Cob Report 7~ Jlr~ - ·6E. T7~ fiE... J~.. Tho Store With A Hoort / Fold and Place Near Your TeleviMion Set for i~ RACINE FUL-YAlli MAllET ~ Weekly Guide To Better TV Viewing .. ~~; Mlft!N - Jobmy CUh P o<tlcoal Junctlan 0~ 30 " Ill!.. 2"." 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In tboae dl)'s, tb11 was lmltatlooo d. Jol- and Crooby. 1132, -ville ... dead, the ID llct, -alolll',l-•llnl dopnaaloa bod loll. udtloon- iu How ' . . : "'*rt coiJe,etlon- ovorytb!JW!rCIIi! :r . .' I ! • Jw vaC-.um ~.. -~.~• ., da·' ,t eZ· With the • • -. - l. ·. · to .. sr ..... •I>~•"P . v~ . j I • f ''· . UP. .·. Capu~i"hr 1989 K•loJ•~ Atl, niUi"g I J fun . •\ ' . •'·· . ,. •' . leta~•• or• P,rlde ourielr•• 011 :l>i!PI l'O!>tlern, -tl..,.;, we ..,,. opt to think of 'liolJIIJ to' <h~rc/o '~vt;y SunCiay a• o!d4ri•folonH """ O,Ut of gear with tit• ,...i.nt-dGy wprld. lur ' t/oe Church, In .<Iii,. you ~oven't notl<od, Is keeping up wlllt the tlmu for beHer '""" • lot of ••· Aftd l1n't It true tltgt <ortGin' ""'''' truth•; trDcllflona and ldeola <Dn.not be g~ugod ..,,, modern · or old·fGohiOIIHP .r ho Clovrch Ia reGdy to laco tomorrow, ll\lhy not li• next SundD)I """ ' " lor your· sell? a.m. - ., ' for . }.,aw~llo, b!'l chan-;~• are ."1~1, th~. ~•I.'Y ~o~!il 1oon ,~..,, ~· When . , II · <!lm•• to dally 'living.-: _.metlc""' aril 'c'omfort-lovlira. We want t/oe ' ·~·-"···"'-·"'--"··"'··""·"·~·:::, . .: ; , ...... , ,..:-.-.,.,,,,. .. ·"'-"·-"'' _...,_ .. ~-· -:o. . :.~ ~.. Toke Someone To Church With You Thia Wook 'Qj* -- SUNDAY t•ES.SENTINEL ULL'S BEN FIANILIN .StOlE; ·D~Icot;d iOiile lntorolll · Of The Areas Ph011t 992,3481 ' Middl!port• o. KariiXII Karnhal ....... _ tmr. "' Lilli Nwl hdde dll1lllr Dr.-IbM .. -........... - ,· ~ . . t\IIOdlll' ~­ '\Y_.., :• ~ .... Edp oiN!Pt llewl.tehell nat Gb'l ...... c:wee.. ""''- ' .liudl ' AI 1111 W.-1111 1'llrllll ";. ,- II ROYAL OU ·PARI ""'' -- _,_ 11 - Dr. KUdare 2'' " 3.... - 4:. . . •t. • $01 ~- .......... II 9- " .It 9 - ·or Uw• -. __ ,-·.......,......., - WaliiiiiiAo.t H-Jiii~tcrt .............. -' Wlld WDil WMI _.,.. - ,'I & CJIWELIIS· . ·, '· I - ..... l· >~~r~,~:y. - ' ,: ' ' . .~ ... ~SalDt,tlvnMilnV 8, "Not At A stn.rcer" Rabert Mltdlum, Fruk StnSA'MJRDAY 9 - 3, "The Wild Seod" - Mic-hael Parka, Calia Kaye ll:lS - 13, "Terror by Night" .... "Tile NlchtStarGoddeu or Eleeirtea" 11:20 - 3, "Manhandled" - Dan Duryea, Kim Novak ... "Paltona RidB "-"in" Abin Curtie 11:30 - 8, ... ' -...._ ' ,_. • ' ;; :. ' I· "n. Gallart Hocrl" -JUII~ C&eney TllURSDAY 8, "The Neney" - E111 9 - Ben. r Mr.~ ' ..... fRIDAY 7: 30 - 13, "A Hltl'ld otRaln"- I Llwb You O.'t Sl,y . 13, " Crack In til e World'' _ Dana Arllrewt """"' 1 3, ''Broken Arrow-"- Jame 1 Stewart, Debr& i'age1 WEDNESDAY World 't'urnil Pa)'• Onon We lles, Gleno Ford 13, "Thm lJJ"il{)!y Wlf~ " _ 9 - l, " Games, " - Slmo~ Sii­ nore, Kathttrlne Ron It· ..·,I~E .." SUNDAY 13. "It Pari• 9I1MIIllg'i"' Rod Slllfer, Diana Don 11:15 - 8, "MJ- G1111 h Qllicll" - RWen Bn.1 MONDAY 8:30 - 3,"AHolelnlhellead"F"nnll st ..tra TtiE..'IDAY ........ .M illl ... HOUSE · 8: 30 - ..... ' --· ' ' New• " O.uli All DoCtors Pr..c:rlptiona . ..... Call rl. - R..o!l """"""" ,..., ~Jelfen ~ Tnltl.- DIM CIPUII-.. ·-· ·2"~ ............. . ........... .F.'l"rcqq , ·,n· ~ ................ . ' ' ---..... llllllla Dell ~~ ~ .,. \ ·.:'J 6 7 8 9 7- Brl a.. N• Second Avo. , . """"""'"'"" ..... -'-' , . ApaalGIIc Church Dr. JClklue .....,.,. :} B~eADIWert �1, J ' -- "'/" .;, '/~·· ' . , •.1. ' 10- lbe Dail,- Senlilll..•l,. Pl,),1teroy-Middl~m·t, 0. , Jo'rfda.r, WANT AD INFORMATION DEADLINES '5 P·"" · Ocqr l!l•for1 Publ icoti on Monday Deadlin~~ 9 o .m. C o~ellolio"l I ~ust Wa.nt Ads Find Everything From Auto's To Yo-Yo's· In Sentinel . ' Help Wanted REGULATIONS F EM.4.LE. GLADYS Mayberry loves clothes. She earns $175 a month by representing the llawleigh Co 2 or 3 hours a d&.}' aOO spems ever.} penny of it on clothes. Cladys Mayberr_y )o-.;es ow· Co. So will yotL Write me giving name , addres s a nd phone number. Charlie Penn, W. T. Hawleigh t:o., P. 0. Box 204, Chillicothe, Ohio 4560! , R-21-ltc Tt. P.lish.r ' ' ' '' "'' the right to edlt or re ject ony ads d••,..cl vob· jtoctional. TIM pwblosher will not II.• '"pontible fgr morl than 0"' i MOI'fiCI i nserliO<'I . RA.TES 5 c:II'IU per Word onl inten ion Mi nimum Cho•g• 75c 12 cenh p e r wor d thr e e co nl lt u• p•• Wood . _,... ,· ·------------·- -- -. . I ' •• ' "I BAiNE\' II ' ·Right load Is . 'One WG'/ Oisfy Correc tions Will lie ocnpt1d until :J o .m lor Doy of Public-'ion liwe inlltfions 18 c1nh '· 22, 1969 -) --·· ~··-. ,. '"' Co!'l u cut iv e inteU ions 25 per n nl DiHounl on poo d ads and adt pa id wi thrn 10 do ys . 8'LIN O ADS Addit iona l 25 c: Char9• per Ad~•• - OFFICE HOURS 8:30 • -• · to 5 :00 p.111, Doily 113011.111. to 12:00 ·Not.n Saturdny Pomeroy •tor Co. 2 SIGNS OF QUALITY PAINT 8 ft. Fleetside, 15" comm . wheels, new front tires, 6 cyl. engine, dean and solid cab. ... Of'IM lYE$. 8:00 P.lot. I'OMIROY, OHtO Card of Thanks ' NURSE 64 BUICK Skylark, V-8 automa· HEAVY DUTY Porter Cable electic, 2 door hardtop. Call 992tric saw, Four 'Tlh. in. blades. 5679 after 5 p.m. Phone 992-2922. 8-2G-3tc 8-21-3tc 24-INCH COAL fUrnace. Meehan.. '63 VOLKSWAGEN, good cooli· ically o.perated. Phone 992tlon. John A. JefTers. Phone 3114. 8-!9-'ltc 992-6773, 8-21-3tc .. - -- --------- -- - --------- -- -- A. N· lndu•'rlal nurtlnt po1ltl0fl wllh kt:~lllll Alu•lnu111 &. Ch•mla cal Cotporatloe'• Ra••ntwoocl plont, b.-fill• Llbarol ..,lory. l!•c•ll•nt . -------------- S.n.t ,.,.,.. In confl4anca 101 Merry Bothcllll, Pertonnel Ralotlon1 1963 OLDSMOBILE convertible, . new top, $395, Call New Haven 11. 0. So• 98, Rowent•eod• We11 Yirtlnla LllSl an LUNCH BUCKET between Alhens and Klrtfsbury Road, has initials ' "W. A.," eontainsmotoreyele parts. Phone 992--6831. e~~uo 273a.t311 130.t) oppDrtunlly ••ployar 882-2355, 8-17-6tp ---- - -- - -----60 SENACA Six. P. S., A. T. , snow tires, wheels, beat runner, $350. Call 99U233 after 4 p, KAISI!ER . ,., lf!IMIMINUM. CH•MOCM. ~ m. ..nr··· F.- 1111 ,Wrpal Truolt tw · 8-13-tfc CHOICE BUILDING lots n e a r Five Pointa. Phone 992-5930 8-111-12tc CHOICE BUILDING lots in Mlddleporl Phone 992-3284. 8-!0-12tc 8-20-3tc - ------- -- - --- Notice -------------- -r -------------- f§- NIQIIT'IIZ·J· R. lt. RAIUI$S SONS RODNEY DOWNING for Sale, Rent o:..;:::=;,J 1>-IS.U ------· - - - - --- 9' 887·3682 O'BRIEH AHD CROW REALTY COMPANY Jll:ml CDIIIPiele Fnmt~EIIII Nowl S.":~a,..., Holloloy ,,,........ I1.SecOM•) P.~ch WHY PAY RENT? OWN YOUR OWN HOME CALL US TODAY Salesman PA•U G••.,._ P•IJtfe•• C..•n4•i L....rM I" .... IIOUNtiD & IALANCID POl Tttr TAlCl.O,, •-~~~I!Mirtc...r HENRY CLELAND ,LEGAL NOTICE Ynrlll C.&R ~ -·....-. IN POMEROY made Jt, some have gooe down but no one has played It correctly." The reaaon they are suceeaa!ul Ia !bat they can dlaagree witb eacb otber without getung upset. Furtbermore, they both are wrone about tbta band. It Is ldetl lor teaching and Ideal lor . Offlco-992-2259 Roor.-992-2568 8-17-6tc - --- ------ -- -- HOBSTETTER REALTY a...., Relax With Frien& Over Good Food our column. MEEK · ~·=·~~~::·~------;r------------------r---~~====~~---y~~::~-=~~=---~ ..r UK AND It illustrates tbe prinelple that when you have or play two chances to mate a cootract, you give yOIIrleH batb , .Enjoy a leisurely vi tit · with friends over our delicious food ~oerved in grac lout surroundings. ' You'll b• more than d.., lighted. Sunday is o good . day to brintil the family. . or them. South had tbeae two chances : one in bearta aad · .ooe ln clubs. He drawa trump• and should then lead a heart toward dummy's queen. It loses to East's kiDI and he probably returns a ,. ••••• . 'I BAILEY'S II ... -._ .... ---- can heart. South takes b.JJ: ace bd tries his second cbance: tbe club finesse. It worD -~-· RESTAURANT 9924974 and he discards bit last heart on the ace of clubs. He did risk a two-trick se~ but wheo you are playing a slam you sbould go aU out for your contract. Perbapa the band Is not Ideal for teaching Plti'POOOI. POMEROY s....., 7:00·7:00. I There are two incorrect liDes of play. Each puts all d.. LEGAL NOTICE can clarer's eggs iD one buket. If he attack& h e a r ts by -----,---------- playing ace and another, be goes down aiDce Eut will p tly take two heart - ------------- - attacks clubs first by ' playing his ldng and then ·ftbeuiog _dummy'• jack, he Business Services · makes te contract but has· F01 Rant -------------- - -- ----- -- - --- IWI played the band poorly," I FEEl. 6LOO\I<I ltJC\o>li ------ ---·- ---- -------------- - --- -- - ------- ' w. bAIL Y. -CROSSWORD .,..,.. DO'IPK 18.,.. 1, 9ftlce .' . llpdpment 5. BoHclb; .. ---- --- ----- -- t. Kbul ol nut 10. Talk pompoucly 12. eon.tef. J-------------- at 1 p.m. on the Bob Hill Fa~"~Dt ljMliiOOJ'eci b)' the Racine Em- t,pa1'1meltL UOM to IChooL I'll..., 992-6434. 10.111-tf~ ergency Squad, The proceeds __ _ _ _ _ - - - - - - - wUI JO on the new emergency FOUR. ROOM furnished tpart .. S..1S..Ste truck. - - -- ---- --- --- Wanted To BuJ l'llono - . . CBINA CABINETS, , _ 11111u, old eiodul, etc, Write or call M. D. Mlllor, Rt. f, l'omotOJ, pia. HU271, mllll, bdl, ldult1 aad refer .. .-a, ll~h Mulbtrr)< A,._ --· EmploJmant Wanted REMODE!JNG W 0 R K. Phooo 992-5039, 8-19-6te instlanC'e________ _ AUI'OMOBILE .........,, ....,.ued'l Loll )'OUr _ . . tor'a llcooot7 Call 992.:1Nf, THREE BEDROOM mobUehoote. M & G Food Market. 3 miles lOUth of Middleport 011 Rt. 7. 8-20-atp SLEEPING ROOM over w I n e otore, phone 99U293. 7.11-tfe ----- -....--------- - NEWLY DECORATED lurruolled Ql.rtment. can be seen at New· ell's Sunoeo, Chester. Phone 9115-3350. 8-llkfc 6-154• - ---~ .:...... -- - - · - - - '1-2$-Uc ..... ------------ FUIINISHED lllroo , . _ 1110rt. 8-20-6tc SINGER SEWING machine W'ith round bobbin, like touch'nsew, in lovel,y waloot cabinet. Equipped to zig zag, buttonhole. blind hem, etc. Pay $5fl.80 easl'l or terms. Phooe 992-2685. 8-19-«c ELECTROLUX vacuum cleanercomplete w I t h attachments. eordwiOOer ani paint spray, . reposutsed but in like new condiUon. Pay $37.45 or term• ia desired. Phone 992-2685. 8-19-6tc HOUSE AND four lots, $3,000. Also a garden tractor 1 two gaa heaters, cross eut saw and two wedge11, 108 ft. electric wire cable, cane hook; also nbblta. James B. PhilliPs, 18 cave St. • Pomeroy, Ohio. ........... •....s, ~ J:C.Qtrn: ~.H., man oc. wo- • .., wm li>t 50poreentlllukln, ABC cr...... 111. ' ,,'' -.. W VL ...,J_ ..... .._ _ _ ._ 7-ZI-tt. .,. 507 Mill st., et24712,' - l'h .m.-, ...- ~- HJ#14. 1o44fe Y•r• old. Phone Coolville• .~ _ ...,_ --- ~--- --feT-3132, ll-21-3tp ------------- UlNE STAR boot, mol« and · trailer. New flntlh. $525. Phone 992-2288. 8-l~!c S..N FORD tnctorandmower,exoeellent collditlon, John V. Jlo. ill!rd. lAme Bottom, 0 h 1 0. Phone 848-2734. 11-19-Stp -------------beo81t ONE FEMALE old, phont 143-247e, tableta, only ft.49, at NtiiCII Drug. 7·2t-'IIIIP This big edge ' • ide ••• 108 . 0110 )'1101' . CriUBradford -.. :· 01\f..aH Oil" •• e a ., "AND rih•·•·~ SALES ,,..,..., I:IIJ'land J"M((II&' matter ........... i ·~.tt ..,,.,.. OMat.a ' .' . . •PH ............. Effort A patient said to me: "I'Ve just had my yearly pbysieal a11d my phyalcian gave me the most thorough exam 1· ever had. 'lbere wasn't one square inch of Dt.e that he didn't examine." I asked, "Did he eumine your mQutb?" 'lbe reply was, "No, but that isn't a physician's responalbJUty, is it?" ·it; . :r~•· . · A&.I'DLa:a. ' II L O.X. O P a~ ·IJisl . O'. ._IN& . ,.,LIY ·. POl SALI - Sla _.,_•• pt.., •W .......... hettt.,..Liuel• ttiH, ,.,. ,.,, ....n.ne ••••-. ... ",.. .., ....,....,, .....,. fer $15_ctoD.OOo ..........,.;, •ult ••II, will IRJtflc~ • f........ ,.._ holM, tw• Mtl....._ Ml ......nt, Uli MNI, Heltht•, , .....,, .,. ...... ~,00. - ttt M•l._.., · . n .... '"""'"' ...............,, ...,..,.hall, L•....l SttMt, _.,. ....... $165.00, , . . . . . ,.... $S,000.0o. c• fJ•""• .,........ ....... ....•• , CALL I'OMIROY 992-2720 •r 992-Uit ' . untreated, e o u 1 d ~ e a n c e r o u s. IDeldenc:e of mouti:t c~r is leO common than in other body locales, but Ita deltb raw Is blgh and treatment Is olton diafl~, crIpple 1 tbl ....now. bablts, ete. . I' D.Ui.Y Olllftllq1JO'D:-.. ment ol mouth lellions wbich There's so mueb to leun about a patient from 1 moutb ·exam. Ttetb, bone and 110ft tissues of the m o u t b an sensitive IDdicatcn tbat eaa -~- tbings !bat ...... paUenta tend to llklo: •·•· ezceuive amoki:ai Ud driai· lnl bllbif!'1 emodiinal llrtso, dnJI bllotts, po<>t 11)'.- I I f .r: M.D. lmows way arotlbd tbe moutb, tbe otben lhould at least be able to . _ . changes from the normal and then consult with a dent. 1st ror p r o p e r diaposb treatment and managemeui or oral disease. This teamwork could result in early detection and. treat- speecb and hinders lng, [ Y.4PEE ·-:·41.J'Dil'li -- , Well, of course, It J.S. lsli't your mouth part of your body? And i9n't your pbysi· clan responsible for your whole body? Consider your-. seU gypped if you've had a "complete" physical exam which didn't mclude at least a look into your mouth. It's true that mcst physicians are not trained to rec- f•nn feltl" a ...6nal')' ••nla. ' AMfllturf, Y• ~ $800 A Month Or More Ba1ed On Your ·-- Vtrlt ly WILLIAM LAWRENCE, D.D.S. ~~quare, j .. ..•• ,... ........ . All .. Physician's Duty To Examine Mouth or Jl'ar con•- ...•- Isspoclal called JJ~~;--::::'1.1......-u.e.. ....Jumbla,kl one letter to IIICh .·r·...... t.,.,. ,, ....... .... ...,. , ..... .. r.=~ '!'ediiclne a •harp ~~ani" Sfl. lfl4dltl oral' at YOUR DI!NTAL HI!ALTH ·chewing apparatus, dlsturbli . ·• 18. , Umltabbr. 11 .... A. BuckO)'e y.....,..,.,.,• ., ]BVGS Bt1NNY !!. Bad buJ: 21. OricUron texture prot.ecton fl. Untveraat 2t. M"ol;,plo11t · mother in Burma ta. Note : 81. A)or muck . quality «. PNDoun. rat.A-rlq-.U.. ' ,., <luUtl!!n · TODAY'S QUBSTION Your partner c:onti.nues to four spades. What do you do. now? JI.WlndtJowv 3f, Biadl:olf. 2&. R1ttratf 40, Cloth 11M . • =r:............. .......... ,....... ,.,1, ...... .. You ·Can Earn lllltkoeps-narn....,...~ut; i port aoaarwt . ........ =-~ NtwS.,Or7171orqOIIIrvel1or,_ +NEW HOI.LAAD advb ' lOW 24. Fmu:h .. . . . . . .to _ , " _. . _ , - , UDited Stales on Oct. 9, 1882, to cut and trim cur· · comhOadt. u. Bider'• •tt~ lOrd ol GIM· a . . . . cll)ill'(l -I . ..., e................ lllfiii. .JIIi 1111 - the U.S. govenunent wu Jennie Doilldlll, who wao hired by the lreuurer of the flnolll31 w. c-lrom-. · twoorow ~rd ortwHow ..,.... ,.,_ .. 18. Yean old .: •rtf. Knltuq: ....... ....,... -........_ .... .. _____ BEADY • MIX eonerete dell..red rilld lA> )'CUr proJect. Fait Flnt woman employed by conditiOns, It ehGpO unlf<!rlllly curtace 13. LoiUpop :fta'IOI' vel' Distributor For .Thla Area ...,_relnlorcldc- ti,. An.tott. . taupt · 20. 8rldp "bl4 ~~ Jt. 011"rmM , - .u Lcmd- · recruit alxrut s. Bulineu Ofa Wlftbou.t'' t . Saul fit 'I'aftlll 11. GJouy .1 Jt. WhtN SPARE TIME IICOME Comjlleto Strvlc:e Phoae 949-3821 6-SO.Ue . 1. Sea ...In 7. Wander Ia cheA Turned Oo Gon..,.tlon: Relevuee, is it? 'That's how )'OU nnt It, you ao:1 the "liberal" ' alii preachera1 So the tupayen - at your demand add a chair 1o Swlhlllat dear old Modern U. Wbich 111 about as relevant as Marx it to Soviet Communism, a Ia 1969, 18. UD.· · . OOln.. birth .. 10. J'ortJ day• C, C. BBADFOBD AUCTIONEER , and euy. Free etttmate•. Ph. H2.3Z8f, Gtolioln lleo<IY..lllx Co., Mlddlt(>OI'I, Ohio. glvesyou a big edge outside. :, ll.·ltrilte ,. dowm, u ~ --...0---------- JtaclDe, Ohl8 S..19-4tp ant---· WJ.Uc -------------.PUIUIII!IIED ~ GOOD. HOME for poolle, ~ .-------------EXCESS BODY Dold wltb Fllli<le> pu~&nt , &. Navy :. - ------------- watlr 2. Peruvian . cU.y S, MUilc note Mail Call ltUbborD t)'pl ' acn:.c ... - ~ tf. Nut'aiOfl 1 1. CaiTy latkm : ~1. ClpJial c:ll.y ·. tf. BirthplAce otAIWalwn Wltb a ~ ------------- ---.S..- ---- ----- Witt-cARE- . (HftJtlllpw laterpri,. Aaa.) -:-----..-------- wm - - - ----- --- --- -- --- - -- ------ 1)'!.!: evidence aeems to up Laura Jean. :We ba.. tried the lwKI Out OD qutW I few players. Some bave ,...,.,......, BLAETTNAR'S ....... LHAL MOTtca IM TMI COI'MDR niAI cpultT, Mlltl COUNTY, ONto _ No. ~- : . IlTTY" IOUIII, and Brake Stnlce Laura Jean and Ed Gordy of Palm Beach, Fla., are a moat.;~ucceuful teach In 1 _...... partnerlhtp. Ed'a letter; which we are quoting ill part, lbOWS ODe reaJOil for their aucceu. He wrtta: "Laura Jeaa say• th1J baDd. Is too dllficult for .rour column. I oay It il too .. MIDDLIPOIT, OHIO l ------- --- --- · oAY~> PILHNI.U For Sale For Sale or Trade .RAIUIII8S SERVICt ILAPTfiQS ------ ""!. -: .--.--~ I.•• Nonh-5outh............, WMt Nerdl . J:Mt ..... NIIIIT ... taL ·Bulldtt.To Thl &naliMt "Cat' Con. •n•n tAU .KI Sl~lceDAY 01 LOSE WEIGHT oafel)' wlth uoxA-Diet Tablets, onb 98 eenta MECHANIC, must have own hatd 19fl6 FORD lh:··tonpick~, 2fl,OOO at Nelson Drug. actual miles; radio, deluxe tools. Contact - r t Four· GEO. HOBSTETTER, heater. Phone Chester 985if _ . ~ nier, Service Manager, Mason 3350. can be seen at Newell's RUTLAND - 5 rooms, beth, car• ROOF PAINTING arxl patching~ County (llrysler - Plymouth Sunoco. 8-19--tfc BEANS, half runner, pick y~ port, 2 bedrooms. Above aU lu' contract, "EJ~Perlenced". Center Inc., 675--1225, own, $3 bushel. Bring contain.. Doods, $6,500. For free estimate, phone 992-8-19-Stc er. Andrew Cross, Rt. 2, Ra· 2806. (Wegoai1!'Whore), - - -- - - - ------cine, Ohio. S..2()..fltc HARRISONVILLE - 5 rooms, 8-22-t.t'c bath, nice level lot. Outbufkl.. 20 WHITE CORNISH Rock Pul.1968 CAMERO 327, 4 • speed. NEW MOON two bedroom mobile lets, $2 each.. N. E. Vanaman, iJWII, $7,000. I WILL NOT BE responsible for Phone 992-6547. home, 1969 model, beautllul inRutland • Harrisonville Road. any debta contracted by anyone S..2l..Ote terior. Fully carpeted. Outside POMEROY - 6 room11, 3 bed8-22--2tc other than m.vseiL redwood steps, all electrical rooms, 1'h baths, washer, dry218 E. MAIN Rd>ert F. Priddy Kana ...., 0 . hookt.p, cement blocks incllder, dishwasher. WaH to wall ~p•n Dolly S:lj)-7:00 USED FURNITURE, aome an&.22-61p ed in selllll!: price. 992carpeting, 2 car garage, hot tiques. Can be seen in after· 4 BEDROOM HOME, full~aized 7095 after 5 p.m. S..2o..3tp GUNS! INTERESTED in iocati~ water heat, $20,000. noon or evenings. Harold A. basement. gas turnace heat, KentuckY ride made by Isaac Hood, Long Hollow Road, Rt. gas hot water heater, rully air HELEN or VIRGIL TEAFORD COL T, phone 99U039. Haines. or write Tom B. 2. Phone 992-6114. conditioned, deep well, one aOO 8-2t)..6tc ASSOCIATES 992-3325 WUson, Wilson's, Delaware, 8-22-2tp one-third acres with fruit trees Olllo, 61~63-9322or61~6:J.. SYRACUSE and large garden spot. Ooe TWO ROOM house in Cheater, 37~1. 8-21-3tp TWO SADDLE MARES. E, A. Winmile east ol Racine on Roote 8-22-3tc water, electri~and &al•. .,al,o ptt, Racine, Ohio. Ph~ 949• !24. Cali 949-2013. includes cOCiidils and he.ting THE 'CHESTER Fire llegL will 2441, 8-22-3tc \ 8-22--titc s to v e s alii retr~.pnl'tor. hold Ita amuai Labor Day cel$1,000. Phone 985-3891. ebration Monday, ~t. 1 with MILK COWS, John Bailey, PomSEPTIC tanka cleaned. Mlllw 8-20-Gtp a chicken barbecue ani spare eroy, Rt. 3. on Flatwoods Read. Sonltatioo, stewart, Ohio. I'll. ribs, hcmema.de Ice cream, pie THREE ROOM apa.JZtment, ccm8-22-3tp 562-3035. 2-12.U• PURE PORK IUD<:heoo 3 lb. $2.29, and cake. A parade at 1:30 p. pletely mcxlern with built-in 3 doz. eggs $1.17, 2 lb. bolog- .... m., a garden tractor pull at kitchen, wall oveo and tabletop ,. $1.09, 5 lb. tomatoes 39 HARRISON'S TV AND ANTENNA 3 p.m. Tbose who plan to enuniti stainless steel sink with 1956 CHEVROLET 'h ton pickc::ents, 3 lb. 8 oz. jelly 98 cents, SERVICE, Phoae 992-2522. ter the tractor pull must sub~~ 8 root steps ide, $300, phone dioJ)OAI unit, large both and jowl 3 lb. ollced $1.39, corn 6-lll..!fe mit their entry by Aug. 27. 992-536L can be seen at 191 large clo•ets_ Nlceb dec39 cents doz. M & G Food Mar· Weigh sltp1 mustbeincontest. N, 'Third, Middleport. orated. Call 992-2278 for 01>ket, 3 miles south of Middle- SEE NEIGLER allldlni ~ ants' possession day of pull. pointment after 2 p. m. 8-22-6tc port oo Rt. 7. 8-20-3tp for buUdlni )'OU1' 1\ome. Call Servl~ will begin atll:30Lm. ·8-22-tfc Qv Nelilor, Hatlne, o. 8-21-6tc BEAUTY Slu.. equipment. Equip. UB.Ue FOUR BEDROOM hdll8 In S)'ra· ped lor 2 or 3 operators. Pb. FIVE ROOM hooae, beth. IJwiulre cuse, mo:lern kitchen alii bath, THERE be a l'llllllll8p sale , 992-2278 after 5 p. m. at Maj>lewood Lake. large lot. Phono 992-2453 or CIGABETTE v~ maclilnoa at 231 Mlll st., Mlddl«>ort, Fri8-22-ate 8-21-6tc and oervlc:e. ABC I!Jiterprloeo, 592-42fl9 In Athens. day !rom 9 .. m. to 3 p.m.; Muon, Va. Pholle 773S..20-3tc Sot~ from 9:30 a. m. lUI 6 ROOM HOME, hath, new garTRAILER, BROWN'S Tr&Uer 5543. 6-9.Ue noon. Nice School Clothes. age, several lots, in Mason, W. Park, Mineraville. Phone 992.. AWNIN~ ttonn doors a n d ~nsored by stella Guy, VIL Contact LU!Ian Grimm. 3324. 8-21-12tc wtndCMa, carport&, marquee a, ADt coNiimoNING BO!i1iora8-21-:Jtc 8-2!-3tc tton service. Jack'aRetrigera.. blown and boU lnoulatlon, El· TRAILER WITII bulli-on living Uon, New Haven. Phone 882.. mer White. sales repreaem. BVBIIEII STAMPS modo to ...room, ideal for young or el· MAPLE STEREO, 1969early Am2079. ~.Uc tlve, For freeettl.mates,phonl dar, Zf hour ~entce. For mor111 erican stereo radio eombi.naderly ctqJie. No chUdren. Call Charles Lble, $)neuse. V, V. 1a1ormat1oo call Dwaln or wu. 742-4936. 8-2!-3tc . tioo. This Is a beautiful solid SEWING MACHINES, repair aera Caoto, PCII'IIand, Ollio. and Son, lne. ,1>-1-tf< state unit with 4-speed ciulnger. 7.zt.301D vlc:e, all - · · · WY 2-2284. Take over .P1311Jents of $6 per SLIGHTLY USED Ko..;,ore BOO · FOR RENT - Modern !uhlfthecl The Fabric !hlp, Pomeroy. Aumonth or paybalanceol$84.20. automatic washer, kyele, lnapartment. 3 large rooms and thorized !Inger Stleo and SerVACANCY C... two elderly peo. For free home demonstration cludlrw: penna.nent preiL Ex.bath. All utUitiea furnished. vice. We s.&rpen Setasora. plo. Pnler prl>ato .,.ld .,.. call 992-3352. 8-21-6tc eellent condition, $195. Call See at 25fl So. Fourth Ave., 3-29.Uc llanll. Pia. Maoon, 773-5185. 992-2610 or 247-2674. Middleport. 8-13-12tp 19-Stfe SOLID STATE stereo. 1969 waJ. 8-17-6tc FOR HmE. new treucber water FOUR ROOM furnlahed 8l)al'lnut stereo COIIsolewith 4 speak. for-ekJ~~ p;son llne, c:enpool drtlnl 4 to 12 m e n t, downstairs, Racine. ers, 4-speed alltomatlc cha.rvIn my - . , , PhOflO 99U770. POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy wide. Paul Anller1011, Maton, Phone Albert Hill, 949-2261. er. Take over _payments oC miniature, $75andlll). Stud Jer8..20-Stc W, Va. Pbooe 773.5788 after 8-17~tc $5.25 per month orpa.ybalance viee and grooming. Phone .99~ 3:30 or 949-31115, Racine, due $69.60. Call 992-3352. 5443. 11-3-!fc 4-21.Ue HAM SHOOT, Swmy, beJ<IMirw FU!INISHED and unturnlohOd 8-21-!Jte - - - - -. - - - - - - - - - ...... •n IOU'IB (D) 6AK7S8 Mlddl~ Ohio' For Sale .lti!OI • 18 WIECUR ·SERYIU RoolEalato l'l>ont992~SU Auto Sales .... +1108U F• 1'1111 Fasttst 1Real Estate F01 Sale WE WISH to thank our trietds and netgilbon who helped during the death of our mother, May Cowie. A thanks to Rev. Miller and Rev. Larrimore for thetr COI18oJi~ words, special thanks for the food, flowers, cards aoo to the Ladles Auxiliary tor the dinner, and to the Ewing Ftmeral Home for ita service during lid• time. The Oilldren of May Cowie 8-22-ltc 992-3891. Uat •Qwa Opon til 6 Doily East Main St., Pomeroy. Phone · liDT •w• PHONE 992--2181 COAL, LUMP, egg, stoker, mine run. Excelsior Salt Works, Po•roy Motor Co. eKQ7 .... 12 .ss.ss .. • u:;• WIIIIIAIIII...t ,;.~~.~.~,~~ · • !foam UPEIT EIPIIIENCED 10'- OFF 1960 INTERNATIONAL i70 .............. - ·-·---- .... $750 ·Marion 9 ft. Dump Body, good 825x20 tires, 5 speed trons. 1 2 speed r. a)(le. Rough cob. 1964 CHEVROLET % TON ..................................$1095 ., Oowal4 .. J - Jacolor . ALL OUTSIDE Local 1 owner , new tires, 4·speed trans ., radio, color white with black vinyl int., factory air•c onditioning. FEMALE. Evenings free. No experience needed to earn 25per eent commission demonstrating toys. No lnvesanent. Car necessary. Write Toy Ladies Party Plan, Jdmatown, PL 15902. 8-21J-3W usiness Services. FALL PAINT SPECIAL 1968 TOYOTA CORONA H.T. CPE ................... $1695 CARD OF THANK S & OBITUARY $1 .50 io< 50 wor d mrnimum. Ea . odd itional word 2t. For Sale ' III I () J _ ........ ..... --........ " ••:r ..... - .,;.=:. r=. .,.,-..,.., _ . . _.,=· - ......·· rx xxx ... ·bel·J l n g - ~I don; Uno ..... Oilq'lllt ..... "' .... !oa-·-IIIIO; •Jn. ·, 10 DO '!WI& I& z;>IVINI!i. . ,I a J fuuBS There are DlaiiJ diteiHI !bat prod- IIPIOIIIc ..... b i l l i e -.............. 11114 ......... _a~:; . - ; •ltamla lfoilr J c-, taa'frie~ -· -~~~~-· 1 .1 :::.• L---=fllrrl~-~ · ·~·~·~·L~!i~•L::... ' __J' . l ... Chll..ld. K,PI;. IIIII : ~ ... -liortllllilll>ld·· '.... .\.'~ . . ft.l oao; ~ ' ·;_ �' ' ~ . '; . ' 'f'"'~'i"" .... ~ •...;., _.· 1Z-111o JlailJ Sonlila1, PODIOJ'III'·~opo<l, 0,, Friday, ~~:II, lMt ~' .~-, PTA NEYIA&'ll;:~ ~ c:, Prl. .tatoFirotClaoallom1L.stUU, 19,...,"' Mr. and Mro.Dtmle H. Slut& Jr., "'" rocently to tho lot Lo(liotleal ComIIUII1d In VIetnam as a cook. His wUe, Sberyl, lives ln Ma100. •••lined . .. TOHIGHT lltRU TUESDAY AUG. 22-26 uCHA.RL Y" (Tochnicolor) Cliff Robertson Claire Bloom FU.TURETTE: F uolin' Around COLORCAR>TOOHS: Cot' 5 Meow The House that Jaclc Built SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. ~~· .. '*' ' ' ' "" .....:1~"~ , ·' •· ~ '' -~- . .•• • ;~~!'·!.'· .·.. ·ed n)f ·-~-,~~~ . '; ,1\~W. Reid Ylllllic. 11111'.Mra. Olarlta BloltD. . lilif•:IIH..Gtorp Hart. · FCiitlb indo, Uro. Roger Q>. Jles!olr, Emii'iiilil Pnolw, wu. M, 1111'1. Nat CUponter, Mra. 11om. Pooler, Jr.., ·. ~ So,. )(faro, and loin. Rldllrd IICllt, Bruce .,..., and Rlo:hard Rawltl!p; 01tb II'Odo, Mrl. lfeD.. Blrlon; ~Ill, Mro. Dolmor ry 8mler,~Mr•. Wood!:ow Mora, ar- ',. What could they steal in YOUR house? By burglary- or fire- you could very quickly lose jewelry, family keepsakes, and your most important papers such as the deed to your home, birth and mar· riage certificates, wills, armed services records, insurance policies, your household inventory. Why risk the loss and dis· tress for so few dollars ... Rent a safe deposit box here right nowl EROY .. - NATIONAL BANK RUTL4ND Senin1 Mei1s County lor A. FULl SI:.RVIC F Member Federal Reserve System [lA. NI< over 97 years Member Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation All Accounts Insured Up To $15,000.00 ed trel8111'8r, and Chxty Reecb', aeribe. 11lo 1,111r01a ore: 11lo Dodo Birds - J1110 SloIMIDt leader; Rbmda HudSOil, u~ slllant loader, Cllh.Y Blaottnar, Jllllne Drenner, Patey Holton, Brenessa ~ aod Angie Sill11011. 11te Plonol - JU<Iy Pugh, loader. Uaa 11aomas, assistant. K1m Kraoutor, Katrina Batey, Cindy Reedy, Pliga Smith, and Melanie-or. 11te - · - Kim Tol· lor, leader, Tina Duffy, aaslstlllt looder, Kelcy Cleland, Cry atal Glaze, Kim Jooes, Terri Rus.. Mr. and Mro. Da.td Harman and children Gf Erie, Pa. will IOU, and JuUe Gheen. 11te HoDeyauddeo - Debbie arrive Tuesday for a visit wltb Bailey, looder, &loan Wrl&llt,aa. Mr. and Mro. 11tom11 Kelly, .-u and Tolllll\)'. They will ll&tant, Jadde Caraey, V I c k y aloo visit Mr. llld Mrs. VIncent Hofllnall, Cindy McKimy, and Dabe and Mrs. J. K. Smith. Torooa Tollor. Gueots of Mro. J. K. Smith next week wiD be Mr. and Mre. Charles Bing and clluglttef, Jully BmTH ANNOUNCED Gf Cleveland. Mr. and M r s. Mr. IIIII Mrs. Mlrk Tamehlll, Bing w!U come Tueod!!J, He will 70 N. Second st., Middleport, ore return to Cleveland Wedneocla¥ IIIIIOUIIclng birth ol an 8 lb • ...,, and bls daugbler, Judy, w!Ucome Brill! Seoll, Thuroday IIIOl'lllng Frld!!J for a wookoDd vlsll atHoiJerMafieaiCenler.Grlllll. Mr. IIIII Mrs. Jack Whittle, Jll1'enll are Jts. Pl!yllls TameWorlhlntllm, aal Mr. and Mra. blll, I'Orlland, 'Or...,; Cheater Chelller Buckley of Rcoclev!Ue L, Tamellill, Mlddlopll't, and Mr, ..... SUnday guest& of their and Mrs. Paul E. Tollor, Rl I parents, Mr. and Mra. Charles Middleport, IIIII groa4!r...-.... Neuman. The birthdays ol Mrs. onto sre Mr. and Mrs. John Mit: Whittle and Mr, Buckl~ were clloU, Rutland, and Mrs. Edith observed. Tamehlll, IAbeooo, Oregon, Mrs. Alma Young ol Pomeroy bas returned from visiting AT ASIAN AIR BASE In Cheater, W, Va. wltll her PORTLANDU.S. Air Force ...,,, Roger and Allred, and ln Eaat Liverpool wltll her grlllll- Sor&eonl Robert v. Durst, .... of Mr, llld Mrs. Robert R. Durol, daugbler, Mlrlene Young. Mrs. Marie Hawkins, Middle- Rt. 1, Ia on ducy at Koral Royal port, and Mro. Elole Roush, Pom- 'Ibal. AFB, ThaUand. He isatele. eroy, were ln Columbua tbls phoue equipment repairman, IIIII week, They attended UMameU a graolullo of Soulhorn H I g h by lho Kenley Pl!!Jora at Voter. &:boo!. His wUe, Oteryl, Ia tile daugbtor Gf Mr. and Mro. Mel1118 Memorial Auditorium. viD - . Loculi St., Pomeroy. bells are ringing .... it's ' tveniJII II 1bo !J!;~~= Mra.lloraldSauer. II IIIII ...Uo wlllt·'ti;~ Reau1ar moetllw to.ro aao forms. 'for ,. ln~ ora T•· Leprosy Hospital Bandages Rolled All Residents Serviced by Lines Will Pay BladiiN for lilt . _ · - · hDQital I D - - . . ralloci6JrlifrL 11o11 AUen ~ iDI a ml¢''11 ~ 1be EYn11'1ne 1D 01*11 tH ..,..tfna IIIII )( r I. lllalkary Boc1o1;r Gf lilt Pomo- -.a noel ''Smdlr _ , . , rQI' Clliitdl Gf Clorlll ~ Eo:........ lira. ·~ J,ellbeil, nlaiJt. . ' Mrl. CObrad (lbll-, aaoJ MrL MrL El- llowra bId Ilomor JlaR>ol IWYod chirp Gf 111o -~~~ wltll lilt Olllora UIIIIIIW -lbt mil.._,. llluolr for 1bo ...... .. ~ - - Mrl. Har1111 lltllq llllltled ''MJ lmp'ea. old Smltb, Mrt. A. L. l'lltl.PI, Gf -Ill." Sootral_,_ lira. LGula Daborllo, Mro. Cltrben ]llrllelpoted. Ctrde are to enco . All!lmr•, IIIII Mro. CI.Jde ·IN! - .to lbt -~ Gf the AndrOWI. SUNDAY BODO FAMILY reunloo, Sol> day, new Rod:e 33 rest area. on right goUw to'lrard11 Athellli booket dinner. Bring table serv- Approximptely 100% of Monthly Water Bill I 'il Open Tonight, , Friday 9:00 Shop Satufday 9:30a.m. To 9:00 p.m. Ice. _ _,-:_::-- NOw is a pd ti11e to s11oJ far school - school supplies of all kinds, boys MONDAY BETHEL 62, lntornatlooal Or. · der of Jol>o Dau.!blero, 6 p.m. MliiJdoy at the l'llmero¥ Mum. ic Temple, pracUee session for ln!Uatory work. TlJESDAY OHIO ETA ffil Chaplor, Beta Sisma Pili Sororley, get acquaint.. ed party, 6:30 'l'lleod!!J 111g11t at tile home · Gf Mra. Rill Lawla, 3, Pomeroy; box soda! will be hold. RACINE AMERICAN Le(lion Lodlea Auxiliary picmc, 6 p.m. 011!11 llllS(..,__-..ruw lllda for tho- IIAIIsor lladlcal Cor> jM, 1e be clllllflnii:led at tho )lmc:tl!m Gf Ria. 3511111 16ll are, sesled , 'Jl to r), Don WUIODo Olorloa .. Jollll W, llafrorll<, Holzer ;Mmlnlatrator, IIIII Jomeo :r.c:11u7; aal atanllac:- Watson, <Or. Dooa1d M. 11taler, Harland T. -UIIJalaM. Rewlll.11to and &iris wearln1 apparel In sh;rp new styles alii colors far fall i969. Shop all OYer the store in evary department far bl& sai!WS on many speclalltiiiS. 011 Custom Made Dnpery Sale in the drapery depftn.t an the Second Floar. Capable and CDII'teaus salesplaple will help you in every dlpartni.t, S.ve All 01 Your S.lesllps Fr•···· cue of rain. Membera lU'pd to attend. Collecdon ol dues to be taken. WEDNESJAY GET-ACQUAINTED mooting at O.eoter Grade Scbooi for first gradora, Wodne sday, 1 p.m. Re- dol- Elberfelds In Pomeroy ri~~e~mm~enta~.~==~~~==~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ • • .,. - - ;. ' · IIAN ACRO&'I - ~ Upton, A11t. - - Gf the Inluatrlal Construction CO., ~ llu TaWDey oo tho Ohio oklo of tho brldae at Hellleri!Of>Kan. •I'!P afta+ became tho flrBIIICIIHIDI'lo1t wwalk from Wool Vlrtllnla to Ohio on1bo struc· ' b!ro. 1u been ro_.ble for "P"''P'••• pictures" of the construdlon since Ita begln· Dbvln mkl-11168. .._110)' JtWide dliotry. DRiiE-IH "THE FOX" COlOR MPI'S IVY LEAGUE St...,_s;.. 29 to 44 Yul Brvnner "TRIPLE CROSS" Arrew-Shaploy ' beet-eeiiM& now at the.year's lowest prtcea. · ae1ec11on of modela, colora, opllona atiU. av811able. But hurry! ' SATUROAY AUGUST 23 ••r-l'udtan "COUMTDOWN" SWEATERS JaNt Caan Joanna Moor• Rober! Ouvoll Jeclcoy ...... .. S.IIIIOnll-.t.,...., LUGGAGE BAHR CLOTHIERS Middleport, Ohio Giv Calillnt-Janhon Pontlloton Drnses- Cer Coats- Droll Coats Slacks- All Weatt- Coats Blouses by - Hosiery by Mojucl Shapley and faicination MANY OTHER FINE ITEMS OF CLOtHINt; TO CHOOSE FROM ROOM" COLOR '' Younv Carol, Lynloy SUMDAY,MOMDAY ANDTUESOAY AUGUST :U-25-26 "THE GREEH BERETS" John Wayne .' David Jonuon COLOR · -PLUS- · Yul Brynnor 01 tho "OOUBLE MAM" COLOR 11te boslc law covering this p - e Ia OnL 913.02, which u;ya: II lball be lllo clut¥ Gf every ....,..., teolilt, lea- or oeelfi>OIIl·Gf 1111' olnglt.tamll.f rellklence, two.lamilJ relldeoce, nat. IPU'L mont, _., ..-., notauranl, eating ploco, nw, !'alii $Dart, Wllbur~-.Cbar- "THE SHUTTERED Skim end Sw••~rs Monon pointed out. mlttee cllalrmen at 5 p.m. prior to tho -~~ '""""" .,.ollng at Cburdl. on- ....., ProotdeDI Bocon, JobD War. -PLUS- ; :1:· relrlpr••· 11to $2 per month reoldeollal charge for prbap lndudos lbt pdt.up Gf two 20 pl. ion .......... plvanlzocl prbap CillO per - · 11te uae Gf 55 gallm uncovered metal barrolo Is uolawiW duo tD tho wel&lll ln handliq, anll also nuJting ol the baUoml whicll permit& - · to fled and mulllpl)', Gov. Barney Enthusiastic I • COLOR SOCKS by m,ooo GALLIPOLIS - AiJparent mlsunlerotllld... cmcel'IIIDI the ,.extra banUOI't charge llllicllwulmplemeatad •• a result Gf llltro• ostai>U-1 Gf tho oanltary landfill ..... dumpo ..... darlllod Saturd!!Jbr Cley 'lljmqor llorpn. · 11to "tfFl haollnit" char&• •• plaeecl Cll ali traall..bolrdo, brlckl, bruob or oolld not eaiiilderod as prbap, lor ...,. ~ old TV ieil, mattroos. 10, old IIIII moot thliitl• '"'"lhrowa aut of the at clllllilll time. Grass lrlmmlnP ltavel art not -dered Ill lllo extra ~ char&e. D.- COLO.R JACKETS Purilon '• ClaudinoA- SHIRTS · Arrow TheY are gOing fasl-theee Galaxie, -PLUS- COmmie-. 461 .......... ___ . _ aun. tlqlallzlngthem ln the &Igor Run and N~lors Run area• on 1he basis that the sewage ol those two areas w!U be treated by the now sewage disposal B.)' stem now under COII&tnlction. However, lhe rate& are DOW ...,atizocl, reprdloso o1 - tber sewage is treated. Oflletals poiDt out lbol ev-.Dy lines w carry to the ploDt for treatment will have to be extended to the Kerr's RIDl and loiiXIkey Run area1, and II also Ia polntedout, those two aecton will receive aardtary aewers. Therefore, the rates were ~zed. CoancUmau Leo1le FuiU ln a dloeu~sloo Gf lilt new leglalatloD whicll equallzeo rates, pari Gf rooldenll of MoD<ey Run IIIII Kerr's R101- will now beblllndooan equal basi& wltll other parts of the town. However, aU eGUDCilrnen preseut agreed that they wlll''stlck tor this ordinaneet'' ap.. s-rently regardlesa rl. any controversy which may be forthcoming. Following the original billing on sewage ctw"gea in late Jul,y, council challlbera were crowded with some 100 residents who asked that some relief be given. These were real- !{ lljlolered Water Conlwnpllon Per (Gali<ln~ ' ,. ·. .. boardlq: bouse, store, aehool, church or dents ol tbe &~gar Run and Naylora RlDl seetors. PeUdoos were presented frolnover300 resldents ol those areas asking that the rate• of water used each month - will not exceed $100. FoUowtng ia a table showlng the new sewrate based m tbe BmOlD'I.t of water coa- age sumed. The new mlnlmum charge is $3 a month...._... to the mlnlmwnaf$5uledln tile Dr at bllllng. Albert Martin, bled Gf lilt waler department lllld that lho miDimun cbar&e of!ects moro1han- of llltwaler ..... <I the COIII11lUIIlV - ....,.,_. over 400. otbero will 1111¥ IIO<OI'diDi w a risIng oeale G f - 50 ~for etch 500 pl. 5,001 to 5,500. • . . . . . . . . • . . . • S,SOl to 6,000 . • ..••••••••• , 7.00 7.10 anr tweav. ll'ttolfeaslve. All ........ shaD be drained free Gf water before II Ia plscod ID tho C111 or rtCOIIIada. No por1011 sball bury prbap w1tb1a the ...,...to llmlll Gf lho dv. Nopor1C111111allbunlprbapwlallnlllocorponte Umltaaf lllo eley, No par-· lll1al1 18' depoi!IIIIJ pr. bop, or allow :.1bo ..,.lobo~ or 4tpoolt.d, . _ 101 public,.. prlvole ~wltbfa the !D'ponle IIJnlll Gf lbt clQ>, No poram llllsl1 pamdl ·nil, mlot, io: lea lllmaaa, Georp J!olllharlandChoiTama. hill. ' 11re club OCIIIIUc\8d 111 lllllal 1nud llldrl - • at lho IIIIOIIDg, ln whicll GIIV, Barp. tU ]111'11. . . . bJ -.lilg I -1111¥ notJ~ •"'..... HO...oi, for !do opaecll,.., ~ 1111 "Ditballull• Jackel," • lhiiiii ... _. - · to It briiHf!IIIIJ oio- brolml and n~~oRo. ........._ . . . . . No poraai, .oq~qrMo Rotarian Jack llab100 waa Jullllod wlilllor or por- - l , r llctelld bJ u. c1Q> of tha club 'laull ab1rt . . .it';Jiu bad~ ........... IIWII eollo<t ....... wlllilaille..,.. tbo ~· • Porate~cifllloC\f.J,(on: 1•1). · !Aillfllllil.lilrlf et.- 'CIIII'*,.,n; . Tbo cbarlo (ar · ~· .,.,1IJII. .. tlior ~~ ;J... Am Bt;i~i¥~1~ . truo1t .load ,or ...... IIIli .. -v fil ,, ; u.."' ... ctv :.atK• .....,.. Ill...,, 1umbua. Received Help, in l)uilding Park PIC'IVRES AND REPORT BY BOB HOEFLlCII 11lo TRfD Ciey Sbrlno Clubfor Ill hslpq hand. par. tlc:ularq ID lilt clrec. tloD ~ baa on 11,11........,. aad <(a . , hand. ,_ l'f4idl? oat CJI the park fadl~"' ...... Cood;r SE ' aad 11,11 ...- - ..... aroo. IJio•WII ,_, .., a. ..,.. Tbo-.iti'DI!Id .lloinoclt PD"IIlstf,a ,....I 01.-laad Ill Radat. 111at - - laltlaparltana. '' , . 111~:=,W.,:~• •••:a reo!- ... ·' ' •-118'• They Give, but ip, this Instance ·~,,~ •.AudiV ~~'::~~ ~~ .tt ~-= :-a:t·~:~· -,..,., ""!r~ Broim, IIIII IIIII lid llrL •Plitt• '*" < lot modi - ealllli' lllo ,,.h liull.... Ceil, ,1ihlcti ·!IU ,__ !II 1flo Ra. .... . . ' : ' ttl-lat.' ' i .... ' ·•n.m·-. ,...., ., . PIIOVIlliNG TOE-TAPPING_a_ baDJDa at 11turadal' SbriDO a11a1r ...., t11o Plccador• of eo. a• uo 5.25 5.75 1.50 8.00 8.50 9.00 9.50 10.00 8,501 to 9,000 . . • . • . • . . . . . • • • 10.10 9,001 to 9,500 ..• ' • . . • . • • • • • • 11.00 9,501 tn 10,000 •••.. ' .•••.••. 11.50 10,001 to 11,000 ..•.•.••..•.. !%;SO 11,001 to 1%,000 ....••.••• , •• lUG 12,001 to 13,000 . • . . • . •••.••. lt.SO 13,001 to 14,000 . . . • . • . ' ...•• 15.50 U,OOl to 15,000 •......••••• , 16.50 15,001 to 16,000 ' ' . . ' ..•.•. ' ' 17.50 16,001 to 17,1100 ...••.••.•. ' • 18.50 17,001 to 20,000 ...•.••••...• 20.00 20,001 tn 30,000 ' . . . . . . . . . . . . 25.00 30,001 le 50,000 ' ••••••. ' •.•• 35.00 50,001 tn 100,000 ...••••.•••. ' 50.00 100,001 w 150,000 ••••• ' •••••• S$.00 150,001 tn 200,000 ..• ' • ' .••.•.. 80.00 200,001 tn 350,000 . . •.•.. ' ' ' •• 100.00 vmaae allldals again otrooled - lllo DeW rates are DOt retroactive IDII Galt bllla out lho . _ part of Juq IIIUII bo Jlid (CcJotilud 011 Pap 15) Shrine Club Has, a Picnic by ~ 3.00 3.10 4.00 6,001 to 6,500 ' ' ' ••... ' . . • • • 6,501 to 7,000 . . • . • • • . • . • • • . • 7,001 tn 7,5110 . . . . . ' .. .. • .. .. 7,501 w 8,000 .•. ' .••.•. ' .. ' • 8,001 w 8,500 . ' . . ••.• ' .. ' . • . bo equalized, Frida,)' night-s a.cUm was an answer tolhose oomplalnto and .tUage ollldalslndlcated tbat tiley had cut charges uto the bone." No other roductlons ean possibly be mode, lhoy said, since about $64,000 a :year is needed to pay ct1 the boods m:l operate the sewage treatment plant. Aeoordlng to the reviled figures the new sewage charge• will amount to abrut 100 per eont Gf lbt monthly wsler bill.. However, the big user benallts even more wlth the ldJ!besl chirp - 200,001 W 350,000 gallOIIB IOIIIIJ 1111 TRIP 'AI I W 0. preoolll for tho .'l1nlrodiJ a1a1rt plcale at tho Twlo Cl~ Sbrl.., Park was the P - I e G«· doa llcQd. Here are Mr. IIIII Mro. llo)'OI aa !hey lllioJod dlnDor Ullller the obeller boule at lbeJUk, Rate 2,001 to 2,500 • . . . . • • • • • • • • . . 2,501 to 3,000 .. .. .. . . .. • . .. . 3,001 w 3,500 ' ....... ' .. ' .. . 3,501 tn 4,000 .. ' .. • .. .. • .. .. 4,001 w 4,500' ...... '....... 4,501 to 5,000 .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . Co. other premlooa - • prbap and rubbllll Is produced, to proeure ml keep, within a bul1dlnc on lho JD'Omlsoo, or within five feet tllenfrom, lllltable watert:lght caa1 or reeeptacleo tbat do not exceed tweall gallOilo ln -eley, ftith oultable boils or handles, eacb having a Ught.littlng ccwer, for rocolvlna IIIII holding, wltbciut eaeapo Gf _.., Ill prbap lhllleCUIDilatea on aucb premlao• between the recultr prbapcolh!e· 11011 _._ &l<h Cllll 01' rocoplabloa lll1al1 be .. pieced tbol tho¥ ... readily aectlolble for removal and OIIIPirlnl Gf lbt ........ by lbt eolltdoro, a n d - tho¥ wUI not bo a public llllaaace or Ill 1111' de- IIDiltliiJ 2,000 gallons or less ..... . , .•• $ aplnot Fred Bomoa Gf 11turllllil ooeldng a judgnoent Gf $395.50. JUdge Calhoun dlsmllsed lho .,._ tltlon on tile de!OIIdaat' a ror on tho premiA lhol com. .... pleas court does not haYt Jurlldldlon of lho matter .._ tho sum did not exaed the ll1llll Gf $500. K~ Fumlture Mart, me., Colwnbuo, filed • replovln petl. lion apinlt George C. MIUer, Gallipolis, lOoking to recover po1110s- of houoohold Items valued at $554.04. Miller aUOIeclly .... lho p1alntUI • dlallol mortpp on tbe items to cover • $68G.ot loan. ,. "--'-~·--- ·- - r · - · •. ---.- -. ---------::-:--·- Kerr's Run and wltll tho remainder Gf tho town. Originally, the chargea were levied hi@ber on tho •mur. ROIIonal Dev~ Jacklon c:ounll' Ia a cootrlbulfDa which worked wltll member ln OVRDC - 11 ...... tho Slate' Dtv~ Depart. ey development district. Don Buckley, exocutlve dlroc:- · ........ devolapmonl Gf. flee to aodll Oak IW1 ln oiJtaln. IOn tor, and Carl Mluntel, ebalrlnolho .,.aDt. man Gf OVRDC; WUllsm E. JOnes, Oak IW1 derk....,...,. Tbe Yillaae, Neuenschwander er, IIIII Charles Brldonan, resald, wiD odd $3011,000 to moot lho total project coal Gf $770,. gional devolopmonl alllcor, wore 1100. 11te EllA ar1111t lndudeo In applylng for IIIII a bonus awanledbeeallae gettlng opproval Gf the granl. Valley Mutual -·Y The new leglalatioo inereaaea charges for 1ms of water •8880 ovar lilt 2,000 pllaD mlnlmuJn. The ~ aewap rate - said tbat anolher controvorey ...,. deve!Alp Extra Hauling Rules are Clarified. Fords Koir Dullea ular, Huakl•· for - · Gf futuro 111- F. P, NllllllacbWIIIdor, otate deVolopmonl - · _ ..... - t i l t - 1 1 and tho Ohio Sandy O...nis rm.-... - EDA Grants Oak Hill $462,000 OAII HILL - 11te vlllage Gf Oak IW1 ln JackS<lll C<lWIQo baa rtcolved app""'al Gf an - lc Dtvolopmonl Admlnlslratl011 11'1111 lor ~.1100 to improYe lied ~ the pre- water pam and dlotrlllutlon B¥81em and Run sectors. GALLIPOLIS- Stale AutolnGbile Insurance Co., Columbus, and 11tomos R. CampbeU, Rt. 2 VInton, filed suit Soturdl,y In Gallla Coon~ Colllll100 Pl. . Court oeeklng a jndamont Gf ~30 qatnll a Kentucky man. Named was Edward Blaekburn, Pbelps, Ky., whoee ear was involved iD a colUiion wltll me driven by Campbell on Dee.. 22, 1967 on the Koont1 • Sailor Rd., .... Rto Grlade. . state Auto Is aeok1na $5~. 30 IIIII ClmP>oll, .100. ' Eupne N...,... Gf Akron m. ' ed a confooaed Jucllment.-day ID eommon ploaa <aurt Gf $57U7 IIIII lmerost olneo April 14, 1969, In favor ol the Cillo VaUey-CO. JUdge Roeo1d c. Calhoun hU dlsmlseod a petition of state Tue&da,y - BY BOB HOEFLICH POMEROY - POmeroy sewage rates one of the oomnnrit)"s most cmtroverslal oubjeclsln ,...., - """'revised Friday nll!hl br l'Omel'll!' Village Cwndl In soecial session. Council voted unanimously in favor ct a nuw ordlnanc:e which cmaiderably reduces sewage c:barps In tho &Igor R.., and NB¥lors Run sections d. the town. The new rate for those areas will now run about 100 per cent Gf the month!)' woler biD, comparod to 167 per cent before lhe reriokin. By the same tciten, the new legislation Increased the sewaaa charges for the Monkey Run and Kerr's Run ooetors of lho town. In lbt flrll bllllng m chlrges mallnd the lotler parey Gf Jucy, reoldenls of tho Monkey Ibm and Kerr's Run sectors were charged Oll04Ifth Gf lho amooart charg. ed water uaera in the 9Jgar Run am Na,ylors JU dgment SOught TOICIIiiiT, AUGUST 22 JO.YJ.. lEVI'S Turner Canltructlon CO., Clncllatl, _.-.n11y had the boot base bid ol $14,340,000. The Hotzer Foundation's Executive Board was expected to go over aU altermtiws before final announcement ot tho 1eta1 eoat of tho new hospital which las been 3'h yearo 1n tho planni,. sll&es. See the new mivals In the housewares 311!1 baby departmlllls. Don't foqet at rest area on new 33. Meeting at baU ln ---,(J'-T----TE..:.N:..C~E;;..N;_T.;::. .~ . Pomeroy Sewage Rates Equalized hy Council Uier, Rlclai.l aal DlaJa aal Qar)fi, u E ..... GemP 0. l!eeoli!J aal well aa t i l t - all<~ .... )!dill;, ...... POrry cmponter, were~ ..IIW lllrllldoiiiaA,...t . . ... -- . GtKp, · Gallipolt. ~w-Mr.UIIMra. llfiiHI&II -·liP-West Vlrllaia state Collap. in zingy new fashion·sk SUNDAY. AUGUST 24. 1969 VOl, IV NO 30 wusot ' THRE. 32 PAGES IN THAILAND LEI'AUT, W. Va. - U, S. Air Force s..a-tt Edwin L. lhwi0011, am Gf Mr. IIIII Mrs. Edwin F, lhwtam, Rl. 2, Ia m dub' at U-~ Airfield, 'lbsl.. laud. A ......... CJI Polut Pleu- f~~I O k tmts tlu Senlee, Wttllollot Cburdl, PAST MATRONS, Eftlllllll• Bsum11111Mro.Ear1n-;Grllld- Mra.JvorF&rror,andMro.Glen parents Nl&lll, Mrt. YllUIIIl Fa. ~- tp'Odo, Mrl.llorllld Chapter, O,E.S. IUIIIIIII picnic, ther'l Nigbt, Dcm.ld Mora; aad )boa, Mr1. B1lb' Windon, Mrs. WDII1 Anlll0111' larm, 0111<1'1 Chrietmu · ""-1111, 11te Rev. lVIII Walker, and Mn. Keanetll Ridge; me« at ._r Porldnll.-, and Mn. MalzeJ Smith. Amlbar1; aevendl II'ade. Mra. PCIIIei'O)', 5:U..p.m. SATURDAY Room motban named for the Jolm Roae, Mrs. Raymond soat.ICE CREAM Soda!, lllslan schOol 1f&l' wort, khldorprleo, r1at11, Mro. Harold NowoU, IIIII Fire Deportmont,Soturd!!J, senMrs. Wllld ~ IIIII Mro. Mrl. Harry Loclwlck, and ollhth George Frederick, Mrs,llariJaa ll'ado, Mro. LoonardErwlll, Mro. log to bqln at 6 p.m.; homomlde Mas11r and Mn. James Snin, Wallace Amberger, Mrs. Delmar ice cream, baked gooda, I 0 f t morning class; Mra. John Gfn.. Blum aDd Mrs. Harold Olborne. · drtnka; cake walka dwiaw the: tiler, Mrs. Dole Smltll, Mro. 1bcioe ~ tocommltteoa evontng. OUTSIDE TEEN DANCE SDMarv1D Reed and Mra. Jamea IDd UJIIb1e 1o aerve are aJked 10 urdey at tho Pomol'll!' temla Rutll, lflemoon dall; flrll ltilfltoOne 985-3947 before Aug. grade, Mro. Pllillp Weri'J', Mn. 28 oo tbat others DillY be named courto from 8:30 p.m. to 11:30 Henry Ei cbinger, Mra. Howard to fUl the committees before the p.m. 11te Jays 11111 emcee. Ill Psrkor, and Mra. Heory Blllr; beslmlng Gf school. case Gf raiD lho donee wUI be held Inside the Pom01'01 JunIor Hl&ll aullltmium. MEIGS Flm>HMEN cheerleoden will hold ·car wash, Sltur· day, 9 LID. w 5 p.m. at Mlddl.. A bicycle hike waa featured at Pat~. Wedneoday's mooting Gf Pollio- · 11te troop baa been roorgan. port Vlllage Hill; proceed• tt go f'or purehaae of new unf.. roy Girl Scout Troop 61. lzoclwltll PslpSmlthbolngoleci- BJeycles were hauled to the Reodov!Ue locks IIIII after 1 tour ol tho fsdiiUos thoro, lho glrla rode to Forked Run Lake tor a oack lunch. 11tey wore SCOOIIIponied on tile ClUilnl! by Mro, Kenneth Taylor, Mra. ArtiurRee~•. M!'s. RB¥ Heaton and Mro. Weather + 'Ilaoughts Sir l'IIUlp Sidney said: "11toy are never alone that are arcomponlocl b r - thougl\t ... Girls En;oy Bicycle Hike I POMEROY ' " • . ···;....:, ll*li>bTrullltll;~ilv~i;,n.t~•.;. ..r~··er.ide Mtt.~~<~rllolter MH. ClanmOi • li'oilf ir. Wi: !! t Willard ToliO< M ra: Pardo HObart N8....ll_;.fif\; a o 1li'or ·t · ' ~ibark; allrd ..... Mn. IIJii'h> .~~n:· . '. Goal, .,n~ f!\.,.1f,o'o, lfra. 11<1r Porker COmmllleeoand-m;..;.,..., for !be fill tum Gf ale aliio. ler Elementary $dlool and Teedlera' AJOodalll>ll *.Vt boon IIUOIIIcod. 11te)' are u followo: Program, Mrs. DeDlii'Ot Sox. IICllt, Mro. Rlo:hard Bartm, Mro. VIrgil WI-_ Mro. Gordon RideIlOill', Mrs. Billy and Gerald Rupe; llospltalley,Mra .. EmerS<lll Pooler and Mrs. WU. liam Pooler, Jr.; Memberahlp, Mrs. HsroldNowoll;Heolth,Mro. John Riebelj Magazine, M r B. Russell ~eer. PUblldcy, Mrs. Chsrleo Goeg. leln; Psrenl and Farnley LUe, Mr. and Mro. Dale Kautz; Psrllamentarlan and Historian, Mrs. Virgil Roush; LegislaUoo. Mrs. Norman McCiln and Mrs. David ~=:::::::~H=ol=to~r;~Founde:;:;r'~o~D~II¥~·m:Mr~•· I ., "r~ . /S~m· t;ri,·:*,~~~s' ::]~-~·m ·:. w- MEIGS THEATRE' . ' � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 08. August Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource August 22, 1969 campbell harbour