http://66.213.69.5/files/original/d40cf50c65bdb9c6e8b07e1bd8378cd4.pdf 5f1d07c23fc1bf04b219262a59030758 PDF Text Text . ', ' . ' ' •• '"" !l!/.. ' ' • •~ • '" ' iV,dno~, AuiiUII • ~- f ' '''~-. " . ' .'· ,'!' " ~"'"··'· ···· '· Membership Te.a . -. ' . ' night tor tbe marchlllll oenlor ball!. ThO boll! wiD play at 1111. Ohio State Fair Friday. Tag Illy 'IJIOielltatlvely tot lor Wenclo/l 'Miller of Groveport oct. 4 alii 5 wlih 111e may\)!'& of spenl111e pool - k hero wllh hio tho 111reo vlllqetto be cmQ.ctOd lioter, Mra. DaVId Enllmtnaor. for 19proYal. MeeUngs of the During 1110 week IIley vlaltod In lh~~ Band Boosters wm be held on the South Charlestoa., W. Va. with WellwOOd, ,N, J. have fourth Monday of each month. Mr. IIKI Mrl. Roth Zailn and Mr. 1 ::; · Mayer, membershlf' chairman, llld Mra. Charloa Enllmlnpr, vialtia .,tth _Mri. •• . Nor~ l§cCIIlwn.·n1ather, llr. ~ er In · ' ' wlll serve as her assistant. ()th.. Mr. IIKI Mra. Alberl . Roullll . , . tJ~ !Jil!l . !'lrker, ~ Frl~ ~ . food~P'• , . en named to the membership and children, Beciq and Ken!¥, . a hil !alnll1holile. l!or . poeinl woh . emunlttee were Mrs. Charles IIIII arrive home OOday !rom 1 Edwards, Mrs. Frank Powers, vialt at Camp LeJeune, N, C. with Mi-. Olld Mro.lhQ IIOborl Mrs. Gene Houcluhelt and Mrs. Ike wereHatbrocl)l J¢Dod 1>¥ .. ol ·U,, · lholr ~nJaw and dlw&hler, G. ond cbllclron, Tom and Mary of maldQI James Owen. Sj!l, and Mra. Donald Ma111eoy . ., . WOllbtnalon. '1bt!alnll1wa1Jolll- 1bo W<lndor Plans were made to clean the Miss Ann Wlloon, daughler of and chUdron. Enrouto home they eel lor a vial! &ondol' 1>¥ llr_a.· Martha Hustad wu "011 1>¥ Mra. band boosters booth at the stad~ Mr. and Mrs. Frank WllSOD, Mid. viaited with Mr. and Mrs. Dale MR. AND MRS. WI)LFt Raymoold Harbrecht and Mlaa Dboo. Gomoo Coilductacl 1>¥ Mro. lum. A work session was setfor 7 dleport, has completed her stu- Roush and children, &.. Albans, Mr. and Mrs. Herman Wolfe Clara ·Garland. Ethel . Slllllh were ptayeci duriJIIl P• m. on Sept. 2, of Racine will obaerve their dies at Mountain State Bullness w. va. Weekend. Yli!IDrs of Mr. and 111a social~. . _,· Discussed at the meeting was College In Parkersburg, W.Va. Howard ~dor of Parkers- 60th wedding armiver11U'7 Mon.. Mro. Loro,y Walton Wire Mro. Refreohmenll wore oo'he41D. ,, disposal of the Pomeroy, Middleday. The couple Was married Miss Wilson completed a sec- burg, W. Va. waa the Monday ~Iii, her daugh. !hoao lllimod aril Mia. · MJrllo port alii Rutlalll High Schoolo retarial finishing course in the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Paol Grue- on Sept. 1 , 1009 al Porllsnd.bjc ter alii a lriond of Gohii!Jl8. • tOni; lofrl; Mabel Moore, Mra. IDliforms. Students interested in secretarial science division of aor. the Rev. W. E. Weisser. They ' Mr. and Mra. Doo Rhea and Agnes Woeilf, Mra. R!d>1 Frick, ' aecurtrw a Wtiform have until tlle school. At Mountain State she Mrs. Earl Knight is recu,perat.. have one daughter, Mrs. Datsi sranclaoo, Slovlo Bonce, have re- Mrs. Cordelia Bem;, Mr!L BooDec. 1 to contact Mrs. Norman was a cheerleader, a member of ing at home following IIUrgery at 8ayre of Racine, two grancL I turned !rom a c:amplng lrlp '"' lah tJ!terbock and Mba Freda Van Meter, Middleport, M r s. Delta Theta Chi Sororlcy and the Grant Hoapl:tal in Columbus. Bechildren, and six great -arandthe Musldngum Rlver. Llevlag. Patty Edwanls was a James Souhby, Pomeroy, or Ar· Secretaries Club. chlldren. Both Mr. and Mrs. fore rlturning to Middleport she Mra. Mary Phyllis Wbllcomb guol!!. thur MOler, Rutland. After the Mr. and Mrs. W!ltonanddaugll- spent a week in ColumWs with Wolfe observed their Stat of Detroit, Mich. hat been hero Dec. 1 dtadline, the old unUorms ter, Sharon, and Mrs. Pamela her son.JnJaw and daughter, Mr. birthday anniversaries this vlalUng her mother, Mrs. FA "ill be sent to Goodwill IIXIus- O'Laughltn, Pomeroy, attended and Mrs. Ron Haley and daugh- month. No special observance !Dnos. Both Mro. Wbltcomb and tri4!s. 11 being planned lor Mr. and &mday's commencement. ter, Paige. b8r husband are involved In ean.. Activities ot the bandweredisMrs. Wolfe, although fiiends Mr. and Mrs. 1 Robert Harris cer research. cussed. A swimming party will be ol Columbus were "eekend 'Yisl.- do plan a card shower. Mrs. Joaeph (Mlidre<ll FansFmsr CHILD BORN held at the Middleport pool tolernlakor of Cleveland, and her MASON - Mr. and Mrs. Ter- tors of his father, R, W. Harris eon, Joe c:l Dayton are vltltlng ry Henry, Mason, are announc- and other relatives. (. hero wl111 Mrs. Eugene Forboa. iDH the birth of their first child, Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Gerlach, . Use Our Auto Bank· Mr. and Mro. Boy Router and a son, born August 1i at Holzer &.tsan, Mike and SteYe were ln ' Alexandria, VL over the weeklamlly spent &ondol' In COlumbus Medical Center. The Infant weigh' WEDNESJAY end tor the w-edding of bia niece, with their ..... Roo. On Monday ed 7 lbs. andha.sbeennamedTerSAVe: TIMe:· ... GET-ACQUAINTED moo!lni al they went to Cumberland to see ry MichaeJ Henry, n. Grandpar- Sarah Gerlach. Susan was a Chester Grado School lor llrll tho Big MoBklo and oo Tuesday ents are Mr. aDd Mrs. Oscar Hen- bridesmaid for her cousin. gadora, Wednesday, I p.m. RoMrs. Edith Jlvideri and Mrs. ry, CliftOn, and Mrs. James Mcvisited tbeMarlottaMuaown. Mr. The Gideon Roush famUy re- .:.leuter is on vaeatldn from hla troohmanll. Kerjan, Athens, and great..-and- Betcy Cline have returned from POMEROY • Mlddl01>0rl Lions parents are Mr. and Mrs. Herman Beaumont, Texas where they vi- unloo was hold &mda,V, Alii· 24 employment at ~n. sited Mrs. Cline's son-ln...lawand at the state Park on Route No. 33 Mr. and Mrs• .DJgene Reitman , Club, ROOD WednesdQ, Pcmeroy Ross, Mason. daugllter, Mr. and Mrt. Robert with a basket dinner at noon. llld daughters, Francine and 1United Molhodlo! Chur~. Special Warren and family. WhUeinTex.. The oldest woman in attendance 9taron Ruth and son, Jimmy, of program by Tom CasselL as they visited the Astrodome, was Mrs. Edna Rous~ and the Amber, Fa. spen!lrom WodnesRACINE BOY Seoul Troop 2U and the amusement park. "Six oldest man, Owen "Joher" Wat- day to &ondo)o horowl111hor moth- owlmm!JIIl ..,..cy fDil&h! a! ForkTONIGHT AND THURSDAY Flags OVer Texas••. They return- son. The youngestwaaLli8Pape. er, Mrs. J. M. 1b..-,, Mro. eel Run Lake; boyo to be alii&. ed via Georgia seeing someGtthe Attendlng WBre Mr. and Mra. AUG. 27-28 Roltrnon, accom.Pift(od 1>¥ her ciao LeciGn 11a11· at 6 p.m. wllh recent hurricane damage. John Fisher and Ken, Akroni Mr. NOT OPEN hullband, allelldod her 25th ami- ponnlt' conoent tllp. Tranaporand Mrs. Robert Euler, Mike and verOIII')' obl8rvancoofsradua!lon la!lon provided. ll's Quic~r Lori, and Norman and Robbie !rom tho st. Joseph Hospital In WILDWooD Gordon Club, 8 p. FRIDAY THRU TUESDAY Routh, Charleston, w. Va.; Mr. ll's Convenienl! AUG. 29-SEPT. 2 Parkersbur£. , m. Wodnesday,bomoofMrt.CIUand Mrs. Gene Roush, ChillicoWalt Dhney'1 Mr. and Mrs. Charles Brunner lord Phillips; Mrs. Altred Yoou. COME AS YOU ARE! the; Mr. and Mn. RCJbert Roush o1 Talmadgewerll,!Weekendgueata PI', co-bolteas. "PETER PAN" and Nancy, and Mr.andMrs.San- of Mrs. J, FJtward Foster. THlJRS)AY (T tchnicolor) A school of instruction to be THE dy Gathers and children, ColumAn All-Cartoon Feoture Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Creba, PAS!' COUNCILORS, 1bood0r-. conducted by Mrs. Eva Foulke, bus; Mr. and Mrs. Orla Roush, Joannie, Kacy arid Tom ol West Captain Hook's Pirates, COlDlcll 17, Daqhtera of AmMarietta, past grand guardian of Langsville; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Salem spent tho weekend here 01 inker Bell, lndiG'l Brave orlce, 7:30 'lburllday nltill~ homo Otiio, was amounced whert Bethel Sorgen~ Mlcldloport. and Mermaid Lagoons With her mother, Mrs. Ethel of Mrs. Kate Goodwin, Letart:. W. 62, International· Order ol Jobs Mr. sn11 Mrs. Harold Routh, Burdette and Mr. and Mra. R. See tho HAPPY ENDING Dauglltors, met Mondoy nilht lor PorUand; Mr. snd Mra. Robert Va B. Burdette snd oon, Bob. Mra. an in1tia'tory. work prac:t:tce sesMEETING 'l1wrltlay at klnderlUll, Pat and Ja,v Hill, Mr. and Ethel BurdoUo re)Wnod I!! Wool "HOOK, LINE & sion. prten bu!ldlnll 1n RaclnlltorperPOMEROY, OHIO Mra. Albert mu. Mr. and Mrs. salem wllh hor·tlaljl!hler,lliltam.. SINKER" The school wiB boboldonSopt. ents of-ddldren ...... wiB - r (TochnicoiOf) Olla McClintock, Mr<. and Mra, ily 'tor a week'J Vlllt , Soolhorn elemotrtar7 klnderaar· Jeny Lewis, Anne Francis ' S, AI that lime Mrs. Foolko will Henry Rowlh, Dale and Mildred Miss Barbaril !il!11111ofChoator also Install the ne" council melD. SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. Roush, Mr. and Mrs. Randall Road, Pomeroy, Miss &le Tracy ten lhlo tall. 'tltooo "'"' prefer bers. Plans were made for mem~ the morning class are 40 meet Roberts, Todd, Leslie and Chadj of Laurel CUff, and Miss &:INn bers of the Bethel to attend at 1 p.m.; those who prefer 1he Mrs. Josie Roosh, Mr. and Mrs. church on Oct. 26 at the Racine Owen Watson, and Mrs. J o h"n Warner ot Mason, ''W. Va. are allornoon claaa are to at vacationlq at Mr)'tle Beach, S. 2:15p.m. Baptist Church w I t h Mickey Young, Racine. c. 1b.,y expect ID bo tbero two Wolfe, honored queen. FRIDAY Mra. Joho Pape, Johnl!y, Allen weeks. SOUTHERN Local School Ola. . and Usa, Mr, and Mrs. Herschel RETURN TO OREGON trlc:t Teachers meetinl, 9 a.m. Roush and Tammy, Mr. andMra. Mr. aM Mrs. Paul Arnott have Friday at Soolhom Hlg(o S.hool; Earl1 Roush, Mr. and Mrs. !Jor. returned to their home In POJ;'t- bert Roush and Roger, Nancy Important, all teachoi'a aakeclto land, Oregon. after spendi~ a Roush, 9181'011 Roush, Mrs. Edweek here with his parents. Mr. na Roush, Mrs. Glad.Ys 9J.lelds, A fteld 1riP ID Wr!gbt- Patterand Mrs. Frank Arnott, and sis-- Mra. Eula Wolfe, Racine ~ 2, DANCE AT Racine Junior Hlg(o ter, Pauline. Also spending lmte and Mr. sndMrs. Carrol Nolgler, a00. Air FOree Museum, Daytcm. building Friday, 8 1D 11 wao lakeD 1>¥ Boy Seoul Troop 241, time with his parents were Mr. p.m. with music by uNm In Karen and Nola. !ib'racuae. • , Racine, over the weekeDd. and Mra. Norman AI'Mtt and Line''. ~eel by Southern sona, Darren aid Ray, ol Mon-Maklnc tile lriP were Cbarl01 Cheerleaders. ' aco, PL This was the 11rst time McLain, acoutma11ter; ~ MIDDLEPORT W o rn e n ' 1 Thelia and WWIIm Roush, troop Chrla!latl TeJUPOr...,. Union, 7:In 14 years that the family was comml-men, and James Me. 30 FrltlaY nil!ltl at ·111e Proll>rqether. " LaiD, M 1 k e McLain, Barry lorlan Chorcb. , Thel88, David Thetas, Kerin ICE CREAM SOCial al Forest Several rrom here attended the Wolfe, Glom Slmp1111, Darrell Bwt Molhodlsl Church, aerv1ne MASON " . .. ' Roush, and Larry WUeoxen. Meigs Coun\Y Fair. Mr. am: Mrs. LowellGreerao:t TONIGHT, THURSDAY family or Pomeroy Route vlslled AND FRIDAY Mr. alii Mrs. LawrenceJolinston and Mrs. Charlie carroll aJil AUGUST 27-28-29 alllfamlly. family, Mrs. Janie ~ returned Mrs. MYrtle Lea Ables, local, 2 door H.T .. 6 cyl., sld. lrans., radio "BARBARELLA" homo lrom tho hoopllal vlslled Mlas Sharlene Fleming and healer, w/s/W lirts. Jane Fonda Mr. aiiiMra.DIIlonTaylorvl.. aod Mr. and Mro. Charlie (:ar.. COLOR ited Mr. Fred Frizzle at Veter· , roll. brlene lras been lteyl-w: ' ' .• ana Memorial Hospital. with Mra. AbleL -PLUSMr. and Mrs. Pearlllawlhorno, Mr; alii Mrs. Jay SCOt! and. '''. Wooley COzart, Portland Roule, baby atrl of COiumbuo vltlled "'DUFFY" 992-3422 vlsltacl Mr. alii Mrt. DU!on Toy- Mrs. SyiYia CarPenter OYer an;. Jomes Coburn Middleport, O. lor. cent woekenll. COLOR Mr. and Mrs. Maytord ·Lowe, Mr. and Mrs. Roy lcenh.,... Belpre, alii Mr.andMJ'o. MorriU and faml~ returnodhcmetoFaol ') Weat of Ravenswood, W. VL, vis- Liverpool att.r visiU-relatlws . " lied Mr. and Mrs. Arlie West here. • Mr. alii Mra. Arlie WeolvlaltMr. 100 Mra. Bobb1 Joo Wolle od 111oir claoglllor alii oon-lrHaw ani taml1y of Rac:lne R<iule, Mro. at Pataskala. . · . Eve~ leo-or, l)ebra IIIIEdMlko 11omiJIIlYIIitaclln coturn. dl' o1 Eao! Llw111ool vloltacl Mr. ,. bus recently, alii Mrs. Maywood Johnaton. Marlene, J..., and Janet ZipMra. Eva Bailey returned ·It!·' perman of Gaha~~a vloltacl Mr. her . _• .._piiiiQI the wfn. i and Mro. Charlie CarrolL te• .;. n ..ldl. ' .. 1:,.,, '' Josephlile Stephens returned to kverai here haYO had her home in ccil.umbus after hav- aUirimer au. i(,~.i5\f'~.-& lqopont teYOralwoeko wi111Mr. -Ma,y JGI>na""' . ' A membtrololp 1M waoplamod dte oet.Cbtr meeting when the ' · Local Balli Booolera As· mot MOIIday night In . the hl&h school caletorla. Mrs. Harold Lohse. president, named MrL Jack Welsh, ft.rst ,.' . president of Ute associaUon. as ~ : ehllrman of the tea. Mrs. Roy I Studies Completed I, -end At Mountain State MEIGS THEATRE Instruction to be Given September 8 FARMERS BANk ••• SAYINGS CO. '· I ;: Scouts Take Field Trip to Dayton ITH -· Old Town GOBLE FORD USED CAR LOT DRIVE-IN 7 Flats News TANG ' NO. 92 SAIGON (UPI) - VIol QXJ& IU'lrrlllll threw four grenades Into a tmm meollni, kiUing 24 Vietnameaa clvutans and .......ung 81 In tho wvrll lneldonl of lerrorlam of the yoer, Allied mllllar7 opokeamon -Y at1d roday. '· .. 1WO BIG DAYS! SUNDAY ••• MONDAY IN PERSON STONEWALL JACKSON and his MINUTE MENI FREE SHOWS : 12:30· 3:00·5:30.1:00 10_l~M!.~J.OJilltJi8J1 .,, . . PARK RESERVED SATURDAY UNTIL 5 PM pet"""" . . roast. A txJtal of 190 Americana Aupll aciiYI!Ies of Pomero7 C&do1le Troop 170 of wlllch Mra. ~ . Sajl3~y Rules .Neglected at Bridge REVIVAL EACH ....... o1 8, ' tlorou8h Aug. 31atSnowvllleiJJdt. pllal. !POW ....... feoiured. - Pl1oto by Rob Siler. ' 6:3(1 p.m. FrltJa¥. Dinner is Given Befor& Rehearsal_ '. .. '.l:•· SATURDAY Mr, and MrL Gflllorl 1'1111111 IDGH SCHOOL DANCE"party were boola lor a dltller II tile saturciay atlba Molp Jl!ni.. lll&h Plea18111 Folnl Reoort ~ SchoollnP-Ir<lm8:30p.m. evonlotl preceding at to 11:30 p. m. 1be American U.. _.. Unlled ~ Cllurch, aloo wW - t h e danee. 1be Middleport, tor 4llo weddlnl of Jays WUl emcee. Mila Corltle Cooke to Don M- ...,....1111 Gt tb8 Peace Mrs. Ollvla Mahan tbey wear them. However, we do and a hearing was aohodulod tor not forco them to." He added 6 p.m. Friday. 111al some workers fool Jacketa 1la,yburn at1d he had warned hamper lholr work. J!oon1ni several limes and on Laal w e o k three painters Aug. 21, 1'111111 malting a rou- oo the Ohio River brl4e, being time Check, noted ......ma~ bulliiD replace the Sliver Bridge 11 olen w1111ou1 !Ue )ackela. AI whleh collapood In December aato!V "'--or. lhal llml, ho pvo a IIDaJ wam- 1967 kUlll!l f6 ,..._., cl!araecl · ·.~f'!' lallureto 1il8. . -' 1·: · poor . wW~t ~ - In lbo 'Jilri!• with itale ootely reauJa. llooniDi litalod late Wednos- omstruo!lon. They aald IIIeY were ~=~· mell ·were woioiiiDI 11if thai ,.,. have 1101 Ylolatacl told to palnl over rust 11101• snd ~~ , w1111ou1 .11(e Jackelo•. IR7 uio~;y <ll)o1. ,!Y.o~, 1Uo 111a1 bulle weronolbolngproper~ ,., 101 at ~s 1>¥ JU&Uce J.-. to au moo ancilntlBI llui"t · llgh-; ·Monday 11oe ·trio was t .\ -. -\ ; . '~. . ' T!JES)AY POMEROY CHAPI'Ell 186, Ordor of tho Eulern liar, 7:45 p. m. TuoadaT; PomeroJ - · Temple. The mooi;l revolve~ around the earth fn!in wett to out. -- ay Puttii., on jl.apl · PARIS _ AMIIASSADOR CABOT LODGE at1d OOday tho IJJdled State• bod eul downllo 852 ralda In reoponaoto tower can• mlfllll .(ll'I>Und .attac~l In Vletlam, liut warned !hit.., Cominunlst . drives ·had . poafl)onid PNaldondal decision on more u. S. troop , wt~wali. ' a ": 1152 14o on1 -\: -,LCJdae's disclosure that . ra against the com.m at troop - - o n a had bean redoced lor more then a tllOith followed IJ>. .. ~· riom Secretary ol State.WOllam P. Rogera111at tho Uniled by Jennlnp Beegle, tile prlncl. . ...iili''IU re........ lo..l_esseDod' c.mmon~. atacllvll,y. pal; Mr. Sayre, ancllhe ball! In~ atructor, Robert Slaver, who Was out foierulJ on big hit . also preaenL "·]fASiiiiiGTON _ INTELLIGENCE REl'UIITS 11IE Soviet Union '1'88 o.J was II&IIIUilced lor cm~rlng an air attack on Chlna'f nucloer IDttalla!lolll Oct. 4. 1be firs! loolball game haJ .ffoood 10ri011o CU~Corn ·a t ~lghtlllovelo bore C>VOr poaalbWty wao II&IIIUilced lor Frld.,y • Sept I. .OJ WOt• -10)11110 twO .C<ilnilluniiiiJianl& 59vle!JeadatS boVe boon 5• a~""'out· q..tr W~aw P•ct:JW:tnera, aa·wen 1110111e CommUa 'Ihe band was fDvtted to take tdd·Darl w "'·wha1 ,. It &UIIUd0 ou1d lllrlln tho football telllvtliD bo w - · n ·par!J leodaro In ellen!-- aato - ,e hold Oct. 16-18 andbaltdboostoro Unlm t.dto take ouch an extreme otep. · · autborl!lel bollove lhe repcjrlo have boon pia- 1>¥ ware asked to ·h&Ye alnod boalh · aflecta~~~tl•s!I'OiiiJI!.·.InY!owotllieolee~ at ·tbalevontbolngeontlu-by biiW.,n .~•Ia and, Odti lllllholr recur- 1111 dlolr!CI'a alhlollc booaloro. h.,.ver tha~co reparti&rl'beiJIIl...,. J!ond. I!OOI!er oJllcors tor tho · at tha'~iuo,.lilln 111• Nbondmlnltln.-- 111111'!111' are Mrs.llorrb, .PH· , ·. -_ · ' . - ; Mro. Hanld Burl<e, Ylco • · jroildG;-MrL Jobn • =. , ·• milncuado raid ge,. army .lae(JfiqiUJI'Ierl . . COMM,ANDOS STRUCJ( D~ IN~EGY1"17~bel~ . hiladq-owllhpowerltil~woipOno 0 · oald ...,...,, EuPI"11111 ~ ~ conollltil ' · olfbjc ........ llre. . .. aal4 !f:le ~ lholled the Epp_llan . . . •t"¥i"''lliad. ~ 200 J1!1!es sOuth 01 · · · with .121iimun011ilro, •OiiiODt!lltafftre a .._.;....... 111an tha ~· '••"" by .1/,, S. 1111·.(10inll/lli!fallor"c•• PlfiY ' •• ~. .£: I' .•j dlslely lnvellllsale. Wodn!lsday, Jack Doraoy, SIIC (il'tllid' ongi!IOO~ ' al tile. b\14io' il"bli, said that as 'i ar aa he knew no federal !napo<tors had been called lri. He aald Logan RaUur, ' ... '.-, .I {Cootlnued on Page IDl ~­ SOUthern Local School Dlatrtct secretary, and Mrs. Charles Nor. SUj)orlnlendont Ralph Sayre out. ria, treasurer. llnod ..., policies oflhe district Conunltteos named lnclode, Tueldo1 nlghl when tho District Mro. Harold Burke, chalrman, Band Boosters met at the school. Mra. Charles Alkire, co-chair .. Introduced by Mrs. Katloloon man; Mrs. George Yonker, Mra. Morris, Booalor president, Mr. Gordon West, Mro. Boa Cornell, Sayre lpoko 011 lho new policies Mrs. Howard Erwin, Mrs. Rill al the ochool, Including a closed Hoback, Mro. Janel Nease, Mrs. noon hour. Rilles on dlaclpllne VIolet Willford, Mrs. Bob D. and allendaDce a! all ball! proc. Ashley, Mro. Marybolle Warner, tlce seutoas will be worked out Mrs. Earl Cross, Mrs. Grace $f,""'feelirlg f. tacted the Federal Bureau of Roads and the State Road Commlstlon about the charges and both Indicated !hoy would lmmo. ". ' . w.,- ..., Allen, Mrs. Harry Richards, Mrs. John lblo, Mrs. Evolynllol. ICI'I, Mrs. Dorothy Smith, Mrl. Ruth Smllh, !.ira. Beulah Nelg. lor, Mrs. Charles Pyles aiiiJ Mrs. Alllrow Cross, llnance commitleo; Mrs. Martha l.qu Baeglo, MrS. llett;y 'lbel88 and Mrt. Boa COmell, pubUclQ' eommlUeei Mrs. Am Wollman, chairman, Mrs. Vlder Wolfe, co.:halrman,· Mrs. Grace Furbee, lira. Bulb Am HW, Mrs. George Cwnmlngs and Mrs.· Butlo Holman, unUorm commltloe. 1be nut -ang will be Sept .... ..n'e. !rom Sol&on- 11 .... the ......... Ccimmonlot attack On ........ In South lo tine tlllo. Toeed07, Vlot C.0C _.u)u lirod two roc~l'OIIOihd nades al lbe PbiUilP!no ..... • ship Luzon Ytl In tbe MelrOI!I ..mine~~ tram tile shiJ)"s a»o River, 95 muea IOUdrweat vt. '~,' chor claiD in time to get the crew S.lpJn. Two crewmenwereklllld off the ship, docked at Nha Be, and a lhlr41n)ored. lack at took a dUranD 11a1t. "Food c1 eU ii'Pis II I I I I I - - of tile Olllce of Emerpnc7 fiiiOda, !bat IIIII Preparec;Dess. ''They may not IPQII," a Red Croaa 11JC1kt1mu h a y e a balanced dlol, but tlloiJ laid. "You never know llldll ean certAinly ltYe,,. each lliliiJI whm tlloiJ 1be Red Cross ond WWIIma )Ill how llllch load wiB be needed.,. Tbo Red c . . . . VETERANS MEMORIAL HosPITAL WeclnoadaT 153 bad ADMITrED - Jasper Powell, been killed In tbe Ill !D. Racine; Robert stewart, a... Mlslisslppl alii ihlre; Mlnnie Miller, Pomeroy, eluding 28 - . . u Jol ~ Tbe Red c.... an:l Phyllis Clark. Pmnero,v. DISCHARGED - Nancy Rose, aald 4,500 per-· had Edna Stevens, Bertha Glll, Car- lll)ured and 275 remain ......... ·~ DIYia, Howard Nooee, Linda llzed. In Virlllnla tho IGII !rom Jut Sommers, Leslie Rose. - · Jandtlldoa ond a....... MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL IIDDd at Mknown.-and94 ADMITTED - Lyll IIJaoU, allll mloalng. '!be In PomerO)'. hlrde&t.ldt Nelaon COWII;J, VL, DISCHARGED - Eclla Rlevwaa 63 dead and 82 - · lns. sllfrerlng from food,., tbe said HaBtiqs, au afftclal Lout.._ tor. ., .".;I ., "'.. c:omplalnta are l Announce boiDi re<e!Yod al Middleport ) Labor Day dealruo:!lvo, particular~ ID nower beda. Chlol of Pollee J, J. Cromeono aald warranta wiB be laiUOd tor tbe arreolof owners oftha ......... &ltitneiLII-. Per ii.ineiihip eonllodoteriidned. NlUilerouS laid ell their Jobs. The office of Rep. Ken Hechler reporlod TuesdOY they had c:oo- s..111 v -.. troopo 1n 111e blfpal llolllo ._rtacl In VlelnamiV-IdaJ!. ThO 401liJound mine biiW 111 so loot !rom the bow of lht 18,· OOO.ton tanbr Kenla. '!be W.tol dl4 not catdl fire. U. S. Amly mllltary pollco had alghtacl the •• Food Airlift Halted Pr' ro·grri~.;, cu.J.J.O town ball !hal clop ue loose at night, It waa reported today, 1bo anlmala are being . , . . r Outlines Policies . Ila. SUNDAY ANNUAL Headrix l'8\lldon will be held SUtlday, Autlusl 31, In Parkerobuq at the Sou1111ldo school yard noxt to 111o VIsco plant. . REV. BUD HATFIEW wUl apeak at 10 Lm. SUtlday at Gra. ham Blplill Churcll. . Gueata altho~ wereK.a:. oath Cooke. Mt1. ,feaD CoOke, 'lbomu Cooke, tltaRfi.iniiMn. Danabue, GrOcorf ~ ~!¥; Mr. and Mro. EorlD.._t.,ol Michael, MlloJilltii ~··allot Mlddleporl; ilamOi ~. Nitro; Nanci !'fall: Clt!li'!..., W. Vo.; Mlcbaele~; Charlel 1!eal. ' . . l &!'!~ Mr. and Mra, . l'llllln, 1 Providence, R. L . HENJ>..ERSON, W.Va.- Trou.. b1o eonllnues ID pl..., tbe ti8W brldao here •• cbarpo were 111. t\1 Wednesday ,apiuot the super. Ylsoio of COIIJ!rvCIIOn. Robert ~~was oitar&Od wlllllallure ~ .cott~Jll¥ with atate· aatot;y rOIPI· lOUma l>rllolla C. R..rbum."atatt In tho Solgcn River nino mUea IOldh of tile capital, a VIol Qq mine uplotltd at on oil storage dock, heAvily <laJriaglng a Dolch laMer . 1bo Unltacl State, also ccmpletacl tho withdrawal of 25,000 troops under President Nixon's cutback plan. In tho MokoJIIl Delta, guerrillas Inflicted heavy caMIIlties on Allied spolieomen at1d tile erenade attack occurred at a ay Unltacl Pross Jntornallonal rlllage five mllea northwest of A ladera! mllclal ordered a slop Pbu Cat, 260 · mUes northeast ol to tbe tlrl!lllng of food to 1110 SolgoD Tuesday nilht hurricane-ravaged Q1lf Coast A hamlet meeting hall was Wodnosday. AI lhe aamo lime IIUod w1111 v!Uagors alii sovorn. Mlatloslppl and 111e Red Croas mont poll!lctl workers. '!be •PilOtlod lor lood dona!lona. grenade oxplotlona klilod two of George llalllngo, head of the government workers and 22 lodoral dlaaaler rellol orrorta 011 civilians ~ letl 70 clvUtano 111o Gull Coaol, at1d an and 11 government IDIID Jn. adequate auppiJc or load and jured. The VIol Cong eacapod. clolhlng hal been stoclqiled. um terms ot casualties, ttda But MlsslaaiA>i Gov. John BaD Ia the worli slngJa terrorist act WUliams said there'a "a ~ the ,vear and one ri the desperate need•• for auc:h items worst recorded In the war to and 111o Red Cost llouecl a ctll date," tile u.s. Command said. tor l'ood. Spokesmen said the new 'lbe contradiction over food casualties figures brought to _.-onlly stemmed troin wllo38,128 the rrumber of Americans ther the need was ct11aldered ID killed in the Vietnam War since Immediate or loog ranse Ierma. Jan. 1, 1961. "l don't think lftYOD8 is U.S. wounded tlda yeor totaled 11,104. nor10a wllo have worked onlho proJect. Loll to rlibt are Lindo Jacoba. JacluOI'Ii Joy RuSsell, OI.Ullcothe; ShBhy Uunbert, R~ laiXI; l>lanM Wilson, Portsmouth. and Janice Role, Norttuc>. · tor the olrlcklo> tamllloa ot Hurricane ai>itinoon tho truek was loaded allllhon Journey. Pictured aheM are five oflht on-bad&e-k wao lealured 1>¥ the troop at llle ed Mothodlsl Chureh 011 Stale ltoule 681, ll,ve milt~ 11111 of US 33. Rev. Ev"" EdWu<ll,eran- SC:j.oa1 ot Nurolnc haw oilier material to be oenlto the Jamoo WoyeramiUor Is - · bavelncllllod bowllnl.rldlng and JllrlielpatiGn In lllo Molp CouniY Jlllllor Fair proIJ'&Ill. A display f1abt.in8: on the northern died and 1,367 .....dod. Cadette Troop Activi.tia Noted · Slflt, r J~t' · !.!at' . ;; .. . ' ' '.·. (l heavy N- lABOR DAY CELEBUTION . In Ita caautlt;y report, tbe u.s. Command at1d Amorl· can losaoa leU ~ last week but atUI were among the sununer'a hea*st JM,cause of THOSE 35 4-11 CLVB MEMBERS lrcmMal&o,Gtllla,Jaolmonaild A111ono Count;y parllclpaUrwln the Oilfo.NIW Y!ll'k Exc~p-renlly ~a rcolllm-IIUod week wllh loll of "llioio.'' · One repor!Od: "I e&IIHIII two trou!"..,, ata !hom, bad a picnic on a inountaln, won! to dlt!erent lak01 alii damo, 'tq· rOr ·lftOW~, wont ID rock q•rrleo, helped mUk cowo, pulln h&J, Weal .-mlq In a atream, 'helPed cui rocka, and vloltacl a lelophOIIO ~(' Another ttld: "I loarnod ~ to milk t1a1r7 ..... tor tilt lito! time alii how to ma- ·a dairy !arm of lllaUin. lenlond tlio acenl'\ belut)' ot York aDd wbat wond.Hul plople Uq theA.'' '!be clob members wore In Dalaware, .C ho- 1111 .01& ... Cllllllllaa. '!bey weN acCOJql&lded I>¥ C. -~ :liJa'boleo, Mol&i C00W extenaiOD qent., agriculture; Jac~ Frlenb, t-Il extenalon a.-., all- . llpolla, and :Woo Nanoy RaiiiJuoO, heine ICCIIIIllli1co axlolllloii....... . Athens. ' DEN PARK'S '! I, ' r c { ) VC Terrorists Kill 24 v- Locust St. .. " ' .' THURSDAY OHIO \ ·Sbtl·:al El:..rfe~ds In P•••Ji,· $1695 .' ; -' :Ws~~~~~s~~f Reunion Held ,. : ': ~~~~~=~~~ G l'deon Roush .. ' .. Andrew ' . :at y '"•' M~ ' ' )ulia, Janice Holter Fair's 'Best of Day' o! """*" . . , ., ,· ·· ec.itt HdiiU 'Cu! WI Oat, · Juila, ibO ~'i.tNf.ai"'';. Holttr, a member tha llpo ani Janice Holter, a meam.r ol tbe Fhe PoiDI star stllohora 4-11 Club, won "Best of Day" at the Julia A parade, chicken barbecue, and contests among area fire departmenta wiD highlight tho tiP nual Labor Day celebration in Pomeroy Morllay, sponsored by the Pmnoroy Fire llepa-ont alii Emergency Squad. The parade scheduled to start between 10:15 alii 10:30 Molllay mornli'WJ wU1 move through downtown Pomeroy !rom behind the Meigs Jonlor lilgloSehoolandwW dlsbolll oo tho Mechanic street Congratulations to Harold carnahan ard son. Jim. parki!W lot. The Carnahaltl' Guernsey, Sunnyaage Nan Gee-Gee, wa1 named Firemen will be holding their gram champion In tbe competition of the West VIrginia State Fair first chicken barbecue at the DEnV servirw pit located on the park- held near Lewisburg. The animal was also grand' chaqJon of the Ing lot, E. Main St. Orders will open class competitloo at the recent Meigs COunt,y Fair. be taken at the serving area for IT'S GERMANY for the third time for RulseU Painter, Jr., who dinners to be consumed there or Is aorvi"W his 2Dtl! y<ar In the U, S. Amly. taken home. Follotring a momh's leave with bisparenta, Mr. ani Nrs. RuaFiremen will takepartinabucsell Painter ao:l other relatives here mlln Texas, CSM Painter and ket brigade an:lapumperconteat. Large trc:Jphies have ·been pur- wife, Eva, am their three children left for German,, making Paint, chased for the ftrst an:l second er's third assignment there. also served a year in Vietnam aDd ror the ll8at 1ear has Painter place departments in the two been stationed at Fori Dlx. N. J. events. 1be contests are sc!Jed. ulod IO< about 2:30 p. m. AND - DWIGHT E. {SKIP) LOGAN hao enllotacl In the U. S. 'lbe Pomeroy department Navy for tour years m:lleft this mooth tor Great lekes where he is througb various projects such as 1rt1n1ng. tho IA.bor Illy colobralloo ...,. undergoing hlo Before lavi'Wo Skip waa IUOSt of honor al a family' picnic hold trlbutacl amost$5,000 !<Wiard ollie at one ot the new l"'adside rest areu on new Route 33. purchase of anew ftretruckwblch · S1dp would oppreclale hearlllll ll'om lrledda here, His oddross Is bo(JIIl ou!llllod lor delhery ID Ia Dwlpl E. '-n. S. R, 8230142; Co. No. 538, Reerult Training PCitltroy VU!ago lido lall. CCGtmand, Gnat lakes, DL, 60088. ·'W; Ohlo.Bial!l~-lll Mrs. llln1d HoHer,Raltei,Peeroy, woo 111111 herdomO..Inl!lon on Firat Aid, and Janice, the dauglllor of Mr. and Mra. 1111!' Holter, RoWe 3, Pomeroy, woa tho Quick Metlt dlvlolon of the Foods Jntentews. Elglrt other Mols• CouniJ 4-11 members partlclpetacl In Blall Fair e..nta oo Tuotday, Iaiiie Demonatration contestl were Rhee Mora with a domOIIIInl!lon on SaVOl')' Rice Meatballs; S u a Wood doDIOIII!raiiJIII Fjllld Preoenatlon; Loui1 Michael oaltaow Your SDakes; and Unda Deal aa How ID Make A Bullertl¥ Not. ParllclpaiiJIII In Food !-.. views were JueJordaa. Bnlllda; Terrie Mlller, Taaty Mealat Jane WlrlW!Ieod, Ouloloor Cookery; 1111 . Melanie Dean, Food Preaervalloo. The .&h'ls were chosen to pullclPete In the State Fair <1ur1qt an elimlratim contest held durlnc the Malp CooJncy Fair. Aloo attondlrw 111olalr on111eoday were these advisors. MrL Nonnu Wood1 Mrs. J)xeM Mora, Mrs. Emoli Wlrllehaod, Mrs. Pal Holler, Mra. w..... Jordan, alii count,y ....... .., agoat Marprol Gr1111111o. Rizer Trains for Boypower Program TralniQI tor their role ID halp meot p11 roc tho "~ '76" of tbe 80j' Scout& of Americ:a .... tho major poll for 10 80j' Scoull alii LeUrr.m the ~Area w11o an allattdlllll lbe oall«aa ardor of the Arr<M alaJaiJniYOrtlQ'. . In addition ID the lntaube : tralmQI . ,.......,. other acllft. , :· !leo lncllllod an~ _ . , \· lllloall«aa _ _ .,.I(>Otlo ·. A PLEASANT SURPRISE Soturtla.Y night tor Cbarlot "Whitey" bas ploeood resldonlo tor YI'IJ'• with his lively caiUQI at sq.are dances. Whitey roc..-1¥ obsenod his 86th blr111tlll. Ria rolatlv01 alii lrlonds - 10 mall)' of tbem - &Ottoge111er alii Soturclay nl&hl •·! qed en a lqlare danoe- a IUI'prisapnrture- in his honor aulwAmertcan Lesion HaU In •clno. ' , Alm001200 per SOliS allendocl. 1be Frendo Andrew orchoolra donated Ita aervlcea for tbe •-Ill and pYe tbeir pay ID Wldtoy as a birthday lift. or ....,..., tbe . - . . would.iiQI haft been -lola wl111ou1 a call Gl' two !rom the hoaored auesi. He not ooly did lhla bo\ aloo danced a bl~ Bob Plcklo> did moat of the calliJIIl, howeYOr. Follow!qj the - · members of the tam11y alii trlellls w• u-. a ..w.t alloW. ulllu''llllu .. to 111e of 'Mr, 1111 Mro. l!qb Beegle - r e r-thlllenll were Falr.u letVOij. ' Local m-.a · - • • ,.. c l - ~- -· ,_,.,, . Bet~~~lellho f c...r...,... New Alnbtllallte Pat Into &R .Seh:iee ,. 1' - Tho-..., " · r· ' ' ,· �,. ' .' ' ' . ,,.·. c' I ,. ' . l ' -,, ' ' ' . !. ' .' ' ••_. ' t· .. Jae~ Any woman who complains that "It's a man's workl" ' tJ' ! '; '< I l ' •' • \ At least one biochemist to Dr, Henry Sobel, chief Veterans Hospital in Loa tween the sexes will soon '•'~ ~ i I l • I• { I I ~ .1.- <:ho,... ,, yrof:m He recommends a national to "s~ the men" -a camr:,:r, to lind ways o re ving ma es of some of the phys a and E,sycholo~cal burdens of the kind of life we have created. these nited states. Already handicap~ by their biological inferiority, men have to bear the runt of the streases and straina of crowded civlllzaUon, sah: Sobel. Overcrowding and stresa · cause severe declines the populations of many tower animals, he noles. He's afraid the same thi'!f. may happen to human beings and that the decline In m e life upectancy may be a sign that It is starUng. Din! as Is the demographic dilemma delineated by the doctor, masculine health is the least of the concerns exercisiDJ a newly formed group called SEAM-the Society for mDiion fathers who have deserted their fa es; 500,000 divorces a year . . . 9 million widows . .. 1l) million mentally Ill persons; 110 mDiion alcoholics; 8 mDiion homoaezuais ... 44,000 suicides a year ... a falague of juvenll" delinquency and drug addicUon . . . ," s les the society's first newalettor emanating from its headquarters in Ann Arbor, Mich. ~ does not ~rmit a full listing of aU the things SE llnds wrong America and all of which, it charges, are the fault of the American woman, who has sissified the male and taken over both his pants and his purseatrings. ~lems don't exist or are far less common 1n says SEAM. Thus the solution is to restore American patriarchy, return the male to his rightful place, free him from discriminatory divorce and alimony laws and generally lift from his frail shoulders the burden of feminine tyranny. It had bettor be done quickly, for if the good doctor is right, the mere American male doesn't have much longer even to contemplate such heady power. li:: Funny thing, but ever since the Army's Corps of Engl· neers cut the American side of Niagara Falls down to a trlcltle in order to study its crumbling rock structure, sightseen have been more numerous than ever. Tbis may be the answer to conservationists who warn of what will happen when the population reaches its third hundred mDiion (as it will In a short 30 years)-the overand , ~ crowds. crowds, '< .t: '" ,i bUll••• DAVID IIIDLING WORLD ALMANAC last you" serves are sheer the needs of walls of the world's deepest eanyon, once called Grand" . . . "Yes, folks, Mammoth Cave is weD-named. We can't go In, of !'OOl'Se, but it's esUmated it can otore an the obsolete nerve gu the United States wiD manufactnre for the next 100 years" . . . · Somehow, we liked Niagara Falls bettor when !twas nmlng; 'Vanishing Russian' Trend: Birth Drop Haunts Kremlin By LEON DENNEN NEA Foreign News Analyst The BriUsh, renowned for their austere tranquility, celebrate at least one "ex· plosive'' occasion on their historical calendar. The World Almanac notes that Nov. 4 is set aside as Guy Fawk<~S Day. On that date in 1605, Fawkes' plot to blow up King James I and the enUre "'Parll:ent was " .... . ~· whell • . -, Is' "'~ gunpowder were discovered fn the cellar of the Houses .b.... of Parliament. BARBS - ly PHIL PASTORET People who liken a task to being .. "esay •• taking cand)' from a baby" never had kids. • • • One oflhe best wa~s to stov sober these doya iB to tl')/ oj ond gel up the price booze. 12 bottle of • YOUTH ASKID FOR rr This column is for young peo.. ~ pie, tbelr problems and ploo~ IUl"el, their b'oubles and fUn. 11 Aa with the reat or Helen Help ' US!, it welcomes laughs but won't dDdae a serious queBUon with a -- send your tee~e questions to YOUTH ASKED FOR rr, care -r. and probabl,y upstaging besides. He hardly speaks to me now. What did I do Wl'<lllf!? - blm You blew It! Boys understand uglrl problems," but they don1t &0 ror last minute broken dates. the massage. - H. My girl friend wex~'t be mar- Dear Helen: for another lwO months. Yet My mother and rather both work - Jlw 1101 her ftrat preS<rlptlon for lor the police de~ so Tbe Pill . Yllterdl)'. I was with there's a lot ot law and order lbe picked it up at the aroond our house. drugstore. Pm terriblY lbocked and dis~ In her. g.e at...,.s had ouch hish moral standards . Why lb.• Bloop to this? - DISILLUSIONEI! Dear Dis: F.Y.L. dear, a;aany doctors pre~ scribe The i!IUJ.two mooths before a Jlri's weddln& date, thlo ao11111 ibe willllllJust toadverae naet1oo1 whldl IIUIJ' show up lllo fir'! week• o! uae. Oflen the ~ muot he chaDgod, If ·-" It e~1 pndue nausea, bloatinl, lkla b1iJnilillltea, or other aide ef. Ia all seems to tall on me because I am the oldest, 10 I get blamed for not only the thlna• I do, but what the other kids don't do. Pm supposed to sae that they clean tbelr rooms and do their work. I! they don't, I get sl._t, not them. Whatever aoes wrong, tro 1117 faul~ and rm constantly being grounded. II f get a boy friOIIII, he'IDOYer rigbt, and they run him lalo the ground. They'd like It IMver went out, aa they lose I baby lit- u niDI *'Ythlnar ellle, it' a nobodY'• theirs or get bowled out. tullneas but her own! - H. Why <111't !)IAIIll sae11111 the Door'Holen: oldest diild lao't a third·parart 'I love being a girl, but I hale it but Juot an onlinsrJ -me• too. I IIUIJ' have iuot ABOUT TO RUN AWAY .. '-"'? - loot the - &111 I almost hod, "Jb'l ,PrOblema.''" He " - ma to 110 on a owimmln& .• : and I hid to cail<el at the laillmirllle. lt-wu either that or lio ,ttrrlbiJ _,raoaod obout Mti!Oiiilr llilo·the water. ' Nat.raiJ.y IOCIII!Mttell him llle "' 1 • • • If vou h4ve nothing 011 your mitad, vou have c lot of componv. . Tbe Capitol in Washington h a s a nondenominational room for meditation and prayer, located off the rotunda, for the use of the members of Congress. thiDkin& berore she hal one less child In the famUy, - H. For your copy ot ..What 11 a "What Is a girl friend?" send a stamped self. addreosed envelope to lleleo Bottel, care ol this newspaper. boy friend? and It ter. They criticize me and lower mo In !root of their frlllllla, I do ~' ' Your girl frlaod is WiselY JIWI. more work than any o! the other IIIIIs oiloocl - and II olle'l plan- six kids becauM I have ID do beeaUe al • HATES BEING A GffiL Dear Girl: You could have been utn the of Helen Help US! this newspa- swim" Without getting in the wa. r. ter it ralse DlOCie&ty hadn't inter .. OBODY'S BUSINESS rered. Write the boy a abort urm aorey" nole, and 1 think he'll get ·o ·,==OWN 0 AD due credit to the beroes of derring-do, but save one crown of laurel leaves for the new teacher braV!nl his firot roomful of third-graden. reason, so he tbinks rm a pu1y Dear ATRA: Why enlll indeed! I ' hope ~r pu. rud your letter olld ......,.• nile themselves. ~ a working mother lbad1 ' her firiJt.. born With all the re_.tbilll,y, her exeuH belna lhe'l •'tOO Ur. ed. n She'd better riYile her THE GLOBAL VIEW FACTS , World Wonders That Were < ........,t wr..W: li~tome, ' ~· .,.ndlcap.TIIe aoi~Wmuslc 1111-. .......-and loti iowltal IIi- loW!I . '!'" Dlxlelaod, olll _oJ. ouccoao lt.ve _,. lltolilh II wu part oflllj' beL,I I wsa born In Or1eaaL wasn't a -~nd puri"!From tho time I Wll a !IIIIo kid, . Also, there ......., , ,. ,...... muolc wao I bluan o11111 lilt.· mouths to feed. Odd~\ivot!lo I olarted ri&ht out with tho a- IIIIIW01· I Joinotl ~ llc!lut pet · bu~odllb'--fortltatown at WWL, __ Orleans' llomed arranged whore Ju• Wai bom, inf latoroot radio station alld wu Available .be able Ia ..,lie wu dire clod -.d tlta AI lor any -.night booidiVL ' pll)', claaoicL I own altllted aerloti1 1'llell; oddl)o eiiDII!lh, a Jobllllloidt I'll . muolc attheCoaaer•tory~Cino tha ..-Inmon! !laid started for clmatl, '"'a ocbolar11tljJ, ;me on tho J'llocl to · by beiJW Back In 1942, whUo in lha IUC<IIO. Wldla workiJWai·a)llll tha ~r Army 1 married Mary Paturoau, eoo1ro1 tialeaman in 1957 hnot 1-s · ,,, · .,,.., It's a~~ lifo and a holY'!\""' daughi.r o!IDI' Jdtl! oclionJ..... "!!' _._.••ther-t.wa'wwtio . bra teacher ;tuat bafan ...,. oi!llll a Bourbon streat cl,., but it ml,llltliave- so~ 1 overseas. At war'• ond, . _ eallocl Plor ~ If, I hadll't Jill ,so h'l!""aick!l'"' abl,y diocltOrpd a1 a _...., You'd never mlalako Dan do¥ in Lea Y- Can JOU . . . -. I becamlla Dlllllcal ........ I a0t Loyy'o Pier 1100 lor the ~ lila ~Mt mlgitl hi~ ..,~ U tn 1ru1q>11 ehalra with oudl top ban& or tho Peralon Room but )lory hade't ct~n me ... -~. t.lllo u tho lloi'H7 Brvlhero:.. Dan due DIY II'IIII1Pel technique -anowerl ,:, ·.{· TIIDII17 and Jimmy- Jla1 McKIDo ley and llonco llel4t. leveD,IJOI to EttrOJil opla -thio .Umt,the tbe mancipation of the American Male. "There is something very wrong in a coun:Ji that has 8 ; WIJ a - boiJW away from N1- .. aallil~ tltat .• ~ . to and falnll,y; but ihlll''d be so ·lilo a lC!I of bread, wao at t h a t opsn is alarmed, anyway. AccordiDg of aging research at Sepulveda Angeles, the Ionge~ be· be 10 years unless g is dane. Ne!f. Orl•ni l~flll! ... bom ' ·n... and the •11 of .. , IIIII bollrio 11111aIMI'aoatroowl,y big, eat Ukt Ill could months ~ , ' tiV .......-. ~ ~leers Ia 1)le big..,. 11an lhtalwan ~olnlnd: ..,___ , it ~~~:~~;,~~~!\ X:yc ' Nil¥ AI ·JI!I.I, w h o lifO- eanolfo<la.D!I'•IIfe-liktboo .,. -lick. peop1a WOOIId Tbe aU~ y stron~;'" su is not only physically inferior ; ~ wrtttllo:~~""IY iiocMhiJIDua- orleahi111111' teal .. . .' Jt!tio! .. . , BY AL tnR't ;¥ou """" allior a tew:·d8)'o, b n•1 a••~ what Utllt lhiDP ,_eel Jikt, r• bltiwa • promi~o u- day!JJusl isn't aware of the true facta of the matter. . NEW YORK (NEAl Communist leaders in Russia and East Europe are worried by a new kind of shortage - not enough babies. While the rest of the world is voicing concern over exploding populations, Communist society Ia faced with low birth rates and a steadily aging population. For the Russians this is grave, since they . a~ outnumbered more than three-to-one by their Chinese foes. In January, 1969, the population of the Soviet Union reached 239 million, some nine million less than the forecasts by Moscow's Central Statistical Bureau. Among other things, the Kremlin leaders lind IUncreas- · ingly difficult to populate their Central Asian urepublles" with Russian settlers who would keep a . wa~~fu~ ~ye , qn,..., the ..-e Ui-..ka, Kaaakhs, uprooted•IDiirt.aro· ili<l <Jiherl' -ithbh lilte .,.r6odlc reV.its and conspire with the Red Chi· nese against the Muscovites. So ltaaalod are the Red chleh by !be opeeter ol the "vaala...., Ru11laa" that Moscow's weekly Uterataraaya Gazeua reeently Janebed aa editorial campalp In favor of uteat.tabe" bablet. The Literary Gazette usually deals with subjects that have nothing to do with literature. II complained recenUy that Soviet boys are becoming "elfeminate" and lack the hatred of their fathers for Russia's enemies. But it wu especially scornful of Soviet women who "refuse to increase their chlld·bearing activity," According to the editorial, about 70 per cent of aU couples In Russia are childless. It urged the government to encourage arU!iclal inseminaUon of "married and unmarried" -women who want children. . This is hrdly gohlg to ...eat the decllniDJ ltlrlll rate Ia the fo~-able falure, since M far there ltave lleea aaly lhree aueeeasful experlmeDia In ariUielal Jawnlu• Uoa In lbe SovletlJnioD. Ia the Ualted Stateo, ....., li,IM utest-tabe" bable1 are bona eaeb year. In the past, Soviet demographers, like all dogmaUc Marzlsi·Leninlots, predicted an "unavoidable" fall in the populaUons of the Industrialized Weotern countries due to the aUeged weaknesses in the "capltanat system." However, since these forecasts were made, the blrlb rate and the natural increase in "socialist" Ruaaia haa been falling draaUcally from year to year. It haa shrtmk to the extent that in the next two decades the populaUon could even begin to decline. "With a general tendency In the towns to have one or two chlldren, the threat to posterity Is more rea~" warned Literaturnaya Gazella. Yet there are "more aborUons than births in the towns lnday." RUJS!a's problem is sbared by other Communllt aaUona in East Europe, where overworked and overburdened wor~WJg mothers refuse to bear more cblldreD. Offklal otaiiiUe~ publlabed by the C.mmultt ,,...,.. meats alaow that women make •P ID ~~ averace of f! per cent of the ta1a1 work Ioree Ia ...., ledpetry · a..r acrtOIIIare. One Soviet demographer, Professor Valentey, had the ·courage to suggest receDUy that the main reaoona for lbe faD in birlha was "the exceslive ule ol female ~ In occupaUoill requiring hard physiCal wort," crowded houslnc . condiUona, Inadequate health services and tow waces. It OLD-TIMER SNOO&AASS 81lEAl<61N A NEW, YOUNa GUY, ~NP EJII:I'CUNPS ON THE LON& TIMI IT'LL T.II.KE • • • ' ' · ~u. &.~1, p..,_~~epart; o.. ~-· ..._ 2s,.18ee Shed a Tear for Decline Of the American Mole but, in =on some commentators, is close to the point ol logical demoralizaUon--especlally the male species morlcanus. Biologi-11 have long been aware that the female of moat anlmaiJ is basically stronger than the male, and life inauraace actuaries have long kuowu that the average woman outlives the a~e man. Tbe ~ef!ent figures are 73 years lor the former onl•· 68 lor latter. Tbe alarmtn~ thing, however, II that the is=· Last year, for lb8 ftrot Ume since statisUcs ve been ke , Ufe expectancy of American males decreased-by lour • •. . < '" • • ' ' trip wao for - · OllloJable DIY ftrot one, wtian I wao WliariJil Army lchald. But, and It'• a big but, rm ... oentlall,y a fandl,y man, Ia a big WI)' - WI ha... tiaht chll" dron - and Mary and I - are New OrliiMIRI· n.t•a a· slUe of mini lhtt people from other porta of the ..,..,.., Just ....~ ullleratsnd - except lll8)'be II they eall New York or San Francisco their tune town. At any nte, after• •ttina around In gigs aU ....,. the U, S. ,... Europe, }olary arid I were walking down a otreet ·In us Vegas, whero the baud I wuwttb at the time was p!ayli:Ji an en- gagement. We hadn't s~ our kids for a while anti reall,y wera on the dow-L I lta'notllo Ill¥ wife and asked: "Know what I'd like bettor than &ftl'thilw else In the whole world right now?" Mary, without a aecoad'• s-uae. pve tbe rl&ht anawer in two words - "~ l'!iii\IOi;" .. i . 't' •t;),1 . .. ..,. '• ··~ ' • lr DAVID POLING . ' It must seem atrance to many . people that reJI&IGn II now io popular on the campus ''""'' in America while, at the laiDe Ume; the lnatltuUonal chul'eb II oufferlnc auell Hriouo doeUne. For organized rellgiou II at bay, under atece everywhere. Seminary enroDmeat li in steep decline. Clwrch attendance ·11 otlpplnc year by year. NaUonal dtnomtnaUona are burtlni ln the treaoury. Organlud reD: gloa 11 no tonaer a fii'OWth stock but in the life of the university and coUece stndent, God is very much aDV•· Here are some of the ,...oona for the resurgence of .re: Uaton on campus. While they may not apply to aU college oltuaUona, most are evident in every area studied: . • c.r11t1u Jeadonblp haa always been at ill best on tile unlveralty campua. The glamor, excitement and ellaUeJiae · of the colle&e ICIIIe has alway& attracted the top men·-.Dd women In the church. Tbe world of ldeao n~ In' Ailil llilce . the elasaflM!III, student Jounce ,~ Th.t lllif'd 1' ~ '::· \o-e ' Laurel aur News _NQtes BY BER'l11A PARKER Sobbath Da.Y atiellllanco .Aupat 24 at 111o ~ Me-11 Olurch was 124. OftoriiW wao 24. !llr. Olarle1 Diehl entered tho Uni'llrsti.Y lloollltal !Dr oboertlon aad 1101oil>ll ourpry. Mr. and lfra. Frlla stalll of Now lfarlhfleld ·vlalted racentl,y with !llr, aad !lira. Nannan Sct.e!or, Nr, and Mrs. Herman Kal!lll' and .... Ronald, of DQton . . . several dlyo with relallve&berL lllr, and Nra. Jollie Smlthand fandl,y o1 ZaMI¥111o Yltlled receDIIJ wiGI Lewnace A. llml!h. !llr. and Mrs. Vern Story of Columbuo - ' a woekenl With !llr. and !lira. Norman s.Me!or and attordod the 25th - ..... Ill')' dlmer ot nur•es olst. Joteph'l U..itaL Rev...Eupno GW - - a mlnillen conforOIICe at lofanlllold for -ra1 do¥• la1t -11. lllr. and lfro. .Edwanl Bauer o!lfarlon_.a-with Mrs. Bauer•• pafeiU, Mr. llll !lira. Olarlea Qllck) Karr. Carpenter .News, Notes ~ ,i··Roche Knocks: Off Bob Lutz ., . PORES!' HILls, N. Y. (UPI) , Tela¥ Roche, a ruiaed Austra· - Tile man with the MW . _ Uan loft - bander Who has """ bracelet BIB¥ be UJuBh ID handle - e than $48,000 this year dooIn the ,137,000 u.s. Open ....... plle ou arm ailment, ..., his duunplmMfn• magie br...,let oo tha court for tho first time Wedueodl¥ and his . arm fait so socd he knocked off INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE YOOID& u.s. Davis Cujlper Bob !If United Preoo Jnte... of Loo Auplea In a four w. 1.. PeL GB Lull let drat rounder, 9.11, 6-4, 6-4, Tldawater ' •• 73 $7 .562 9-7. Loulavllle ' ' • 7$ 60 ,6$4 % Rocbe was Idle toda1 but lo!>Columbuo , , , 72 63 .$33 3'11 saeded ROd ~er or AultraUa SJracuae ; •. • 70 85 .$19 $1h -~~~ chlDII)Ion Arthur llo<he- •• " 88 87 .$04 1'h and Alhe. of Gum ~. Vo., Who Toledo ..... 65 89 ,485 10 . won ' first - · without the Bulfalo' ... "56 75 ,423 18 al4 of bracalelo, come oot again IUehmood .... 55 77 .419 19 a1ona with the entire ftald of 64 Wedneilday'a Resulta . women. Tidewater 9 Louli.W. 2 Flflh - ~eel Tom Okker of '• ~~~~by. -, · unlv · · ,e 8allllellll 1• to eellele for :io life preparatloD.. ~ ill .thouaanda ol them set beer drlntlng recorda and ·IPortl!i; ear endurlllice leota but the larle majority finds a whole ' - ~ve on life and the world. And a goOd J*'t of ,, this Q\'ei'Y is the tbriU of being turned !HI by ldealf ·iliJ4 elblcl •111<11 make for a bettor world and, '1'0rt. ~t!" J periOD. ID lbe center of this encounter .Ia the coUege ~ k , f - or Iacher or Chaplain who lhoWa the ·~ 'llld·f f •, Jove of Cbrlttlanity In uttaoi:lllnary dimension. · ~ .;,l< . • fte -•tnleallo of jbe Gospel on Clilnpuo ·OfUJf 1 comes lbro!Jib loud. and etear, eapeO!aUy to,li ~ - ", 'Who haa eacapid froJ!I. a Dfeu.n. of ,dulllm!IOIII· . olo\,i ' certain cboiH. Fr'oquenUy, the unlverolty Cbijlil aljs' . campuo raii.Cloui cejJier are toia!lf l!'llll!enleai.' Tbe,etirlr · . staff o1 cllaJ>IQIS Jilay ran e iac:roa an il!iilomln8tliililil' Jb!ei-IVOII fo a'olnter·fallb .~. No I . ' .. ,. lllil' ,' .. deata feel have ld scorer:; 'w · ter1an or IMelhOcltit or Calholle ~~lmcl not~·.· , · '' . ~"*1! of t11,o oac:rameDla or ~ ·o(·• · . natead, ·jbey are now · , to draw' 8 · ..1' asaurance from· the faiths of «¥fa u wen a s = · lnalght and inspiration from lhelr OW!I searc6 for God.. · • Maay YOlllll people have. saen the leadership _PI re- . IIJioua personalltlaa em campuo •U the ..,. ·llnlt willl the • otaer cenerallon they ean .ttuat. l'beD you ~ aiNriit ~ ·­ urban JIOO!', the blac)t revollitloa, ·_u.e ... In Vi.~bi~Jlttlc:r.U·: find the c;hurehmen em tamJWI · Jia~ . ~ the !elod8lji of · dlaaenl and the cllallenc,.t of the otat,. quo: •And ~We' bave lllld before, 1o0 many' kids bave equated: ~ ' atatua; qlio wllb m~ of the •lhetto, tlie oductloll 'of 'iie< palm and 111 Incredible moral iWattir .~ Vlelllam. . " ' that., .. of .' Dour - · tlo.Jjralldoc I : Mllnlreal at San Diego, nlgill Pldla at Los Anplea, nl&MPet. GB Now York at San Fran, nlshl .800 AmeriC811 League ,587 2 Eut .543 7\; . W L Pet. GB .540 8 BaiUmore .... 88 41 .882 .413 24 Detroit .•••• 73 54 ,575 14 .300 39 BolfAIIl .. ' .. 88 59 .535 19 Washington ... 66 64 .508 22\; Pt:t. GB Now York . •.•63 85 .492 2411 .1155 .562 \; Cleveland •• • 54 76 .415 34'h 117 United Preas International CblCIID, , • • ,78 .12 Now York .. .,74 52 st. Loula' ' ' ,70 59 Plttsbursh •• ' 88 58 Pltilllloljli>la . , .12 74 Mmtinol •• ' .39 91 West W L San Fran ..... 71 57 Cillclnaatl ....69 56 Atlanta " " - 72 59 .550 p.m. Philadelphia (Champloo ~at San Francloco (Sadecid ~. 4 p.m. Olll,y sames schecmied Friday'• Games Cblca&O at AllaniJ, aight * .~ , ,1jiJbtiifOt " . . . .. _ .'·'"'"'' ~ NEW YORK (UP~)- The New . York M8ll and Astroe, tile National Leaauo'a first two taama, are particlpantl In • bosebsD rlloal lho;y walled MYen loaa yeors to por!orm- that of printing lick. eta lor a leaaue <hsmplonahl,p sarlaa. Tile Meto and Aatros were &11101111 10 maJor 1111118 clubs, ....,. In tho N - and three Ia the AmeriCan Leaaue, Jl'aoled permlllllon Wedueadl)' to print tlekell for the llrll -•loa ...... "'11.11 COLUMBUS (liP[) - 0 co a n l!rown JtV Pacl,. Clastic Mlll ' (Only - · scheduled) Fr:lda,)''a Games Bostat at Mlm, aight Cleveland at Chicago, aight Seattle at Detroit, nlsht sr"at.~q. 11!1-nill>l _.load at.WUb, lli&bf •! ,. ! L ><" ' - J mldh In Dtlawore, "on the Illrector of AJI'Iculture Pace oldie ohio Slote Fair with wino Ia the third and 1our11t nc""lf! he.ota. oeean ~. sonofA,dloolor, cir<ul1iod · tho o)ale &IrllfOIIIIds oval In 2:03 ill the third · h•t and 2aG4 H Ia the - . 'heat. OWnar BarloD HaD of I--. p~ "'(IDler ItHor...-"a . ~ the ..... •• .323 .323 PeL .3.12 .331 F, Rb111, Ba1 124 453 .98 Smith, Bos 112 131 73 Oliva, Min 119 492 76 I'OWU, Bal 123 433 69 matr, Bal 124 .120 es i47 .325 140 .325 IS6 .317 133 .307 158 .304 Pt:rcW, Bo1 119 40$ 73 123 .304 Hwrd, Wu 129 478 92 144 .301 Clarke, NY 123 504 62 150 .298 . Home Rlml National Lee&ue: McCovey, SF 41; May, C1n s.l; H. Aaron, At134; Perez, CID 32; Wynn, Hou and Bonds, SF 28. American League: Jackson, oak 45; Howard, Wasb 4(); Killebrew, Mim 36; Powell, Balt and Yastrzemsld, Boa 33, Runs Batted In NsUonal Leeaue: M<Covey, SF 110; Santo, Chi 108; Perez, CiD 101; Ma.Y, Cia 96; Banko, Chi90. American League: KIUebrew, Mlnn 113; POwall, Baltiii;Jack. 1011, Oak 104:; Ya&trzellllkl, Boa 92; Howard, Wash 91. Jets Stick in ·aot.:IL :Raoo ROCHESTER, N. Y. (liP[) - lnter...Uvfalon pieyolla. Baaebsll has o!!lciaily named the pil)'ol!a the "1111118 ctuun. ploaahlp series" Ia an attoiii)JI to boost the PI'Ootlp of Gle -· Bankers.Drop 3-2 Decision To Falls City The Farmers BJank and Savings COmpany slow.pitch solt1lall team Wlllll down in defeat Tueodl¥ to Falls Cil,y, 3..2, in theOnallrame on pinch-bitter Wicklina's single • Columbus, behind lha elah~ hit pitching of Gene Gerber. defooted lha Hocheoter Red Wb!p ~ Wedueadl)' tdgilt to come within 3'h _ . of T i d who moved Into Drat place with a win owr preW.c:w.s leader U.U. IovUle. *"" Ill from Ill yords oot. IIIII ·aeortns oey AI~ ~ou..-.o, jun. !..: Tom llof!ller curl!"~ the baU lor 111bstantlal 7ardaioApin slloWing promise for the !Ublreoodel-waoTodLohew. Tile oopbomoro atscked up 1he middle numeroua times, pil)'lnl middle pard. other otalwarts oo defonso were sophomores Ron Smith, Bob stewart, and """""' Jim \Varner. Southern, uoing t h e rare , (these d8)'a) single wing formalion througbout lha scrlmmsp, bod Its only touchdown carried Ia from 20 yards by Poul Jellora. Meigs Reserves have a return match with the Eastern varsity next Saturdoy at 6 p.m. at loliddieport to wrap up the pre-.. LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE 01' APPOINTMENT c:a ...... 20161 Estate of Garnet A. Caro-, D.. CHIOcl, c.......... F!t-Dr Your Monoy a••• Notlco Is hereby giYon that Ann C • Hole, ol 3051 Wottwood NDffhtrn Boulevard, Clrtelnnotl Ohio, ho1 bosn dulr appointed Aclmlnlstnlltrii of tho E•tote ol GaJnot A. Cwson, d.ceo•ecl, lato of Caunt,., Ohio. Creclitou oro roCJul,.d lo fllo tholr clol1111 with said fiduciary within lour month1. Datod thl• 9th dol' of Al.llil • 1969. *'"' rumers. Brooks and POrter paced Falls , City, each .~ ~ singles In ,II_,,.,._ 1M"- Jln:'!l! .. IRW F. H. O"BAIEN Prollate Jvdto of •old CDU11tr 8/ 14, 8/21, B/ 28 3'c IN 11011. co FOR FALL ___________._SEE ...... ...... TV Staaps On All Purchos.. left 18·menODbal8o _'I ., •• ., , , Once qaln the bankers travel to Ellt8 Flelcl In Gallipolis, this Falls City today, Sophtlnore Keith Vanlnwail111 IIIII bo denlocl hla chanoo and joined the-·· taklnll bit with a runner on secood. The bankers are now 33.21onthesea.. Tile COitODbuo Jell otayod right time on Frlds¥ to pley Red's In the midst of the bot lntemi- Club of MUon. West Virginia Uonsl J.eaaue pennant nee which around 7:30 p.m. !oond ltseU with a new leader Farmers Bank 101 ooo 0- 2 8 Repre-es o1 the 10 The Jets could tlrdtbemaelves clubs mot In the ol!icoa of in the playoffs with twowlnsover boaebail commissioner Bowie Rochester. The regular season Kllllll to map plans lor the poet. ends .l&bor Day. aeuon piQof!a scbecmiod to Garber worked hia e!ghth t(IIJ)o Saturtlo,y, Oct. 4, pleto same siace Joint,. tha Jets Chi-, Cinclnnsli, Atlanta, two months ago. He got his sath Loa Angelos and Sao Francisco Yit:IOry aplnat lix losses. _ . alao directed by NL President Warren Giles 1o print tlt:keta for the playoffs. Joe Cronin, president of the Ameri<llt League, said Baltimore, Nlmesota, and Ookiatid conld order their tickets. Kllllll laid the Ameri<IUI Loop's chalnpllllllhlp sarles sand the conuatlnto the raceot! wW .,.. in the cii.Y of the blots. Eutem Dlvlalon wimor while The win II"' Oc•n Mouth the ~ Loaaue otsrta Ita $6,966, [JUAldnc hi1 lO&l'IY eam- series at the home of .the IDP to $26,:.fa9. . Wolllem Dr.ulm titleholder. &car- woa1hethree-yeor- After the first lwO pmeo, the ICtiO twitcboa to home aile ol4 F1117 Pace whllo Daft ler <!a111t4 tha lido $1,- of the lither club, 500 three - yaar - old Ovornlght 1'111 two · - pnatbanta Pace. said 11111 In the event of a lie at llaraooo racing winds "' toda1 the end of the reauJar ....., ill at tho otate !air with the rutlldqJ ..., dlrialoO, a one.pme of the ~2,:1$0 - - · s C1CJ pi8)'ol! would be (leld 1D Trot. --the-- Ia·*"" KEITH WISECUP lloip Marauder .Reiervea evened tbelr serlmmagoplayrecon! to 1-1 with a 30-4 tromping of Southern Local Var1il,y Wedneed~¥ mornln& at Mlddieport, 1'111 Utile Marauclora looked superlor on offoooe llld defense, lliDYing almoot at wW llllinsl Coodl Bob Atltley'o 1'orluodoola. lloip opened with the baU on lhtir own 40 yard Doe and drove down to the two before ljiW'terbad< Bob Werry lammed It in from there. Southern came rlglrt back down the field but was halteel wlton Meiss atif!enod up their line on ill 18, From there onltwuall.lloigs' aa the Marauders moved on the ground and In the air. Larry Harmon took two pertectPI&Hsfrom Werl7andturned - of them Into scores, one from 70 yardo out and the other from to. SOphomore Rick Ash displayed Doe running all along and rambled 36 yards outside left end for another score. By Pitching Leading hltterslorthebankera Nail.,.! Loeaue: Seaver, NY were Dick Werry with a double 18 ..7; Niekro, AU 18-1.1; JenJdns, and a single In three at bats, Bob Chi and Osteen, LA 17.11; live Whaley two singles, with Jotm Uod with 18. Wolfe, Don Swisher, Ted MorarlAmerican Lee&ue:McLaln,Det ty, and pitcher Don Neiom chip20-4; Cuellar, Bait 18-10; Mc- ping ill With singles. Bob Grueser Nally, Bait 17..4; Culp, Bos 17-8; worked behind ·tile plate as NelStottlemyre, NY 17 ..u. . son allowed Falls Cil,y 10 hits. The bankers stranded aix base _Directo/of Ag's Pace Mouth, a hopel\tl In ' tho Lillie •. .- '' Minnesota •• • 77 51 .602 Ookland ' • - • '73 63 .579 3 Califomll .•• 53 71 .423 22 Kansas C[l,y • • 51 75 .405 25 Seattle " ' ... 49 77 .389 27 Cblcaao. • . • . 49 78 .386 27% Wedoeoday'1 Results Now York 6 CblCIID 3 Bootoo 4 Kan Cf4' 3 BaiUmore 7 Seallle 2 Calif 4 Cleve I, 10 lma. Mlmesota 4 Wullinllon 2 Detroit 2 Ooidand 0 (Today'a Probable Pllchero) AU Times EDT Oakland (C. Dobson 14-10) at Detroit (Lollch 16-7), 9 p.m. Seattle (Talbot 5-8) at Balli. more (qr.tlar 17.10), 8 p.m. IIanas Cf4' (Bunker 8-10) at Bootm (CUip 17-8), 1:30 p.m. 126 502 " 162 McCVy, SF 115 371 79 rlo Amertean Loaaue G. AB R. H. Carew, Min 97 364 70 128 Reese, Min 108 332 40 110 ~rown lug Hopeful Wins U01li 1 I.,.. IIIII tid llnl ·WORLD · West W L Pet. GB % Tickets For Playoff . ld. a majOr - · with lhrea off lothe24E>tpos: bits Jerry pltcbod and bltlod . the to victory u ·Mets, Astros Print .~I'1 r: i I IIIICIIWJitl .w.ry and tha Dedprs ria hil - . , Perez, Cln East W L .,. ' double hllhllll>tad a iour"""' 1oth4mlllc -- · off Bob 1he .,rging Now Yorkers Gibson at Tom Grll!ln Willi hit ninGI 111mt lllintt oix HI- their 12th win In the last 13 By United Prest --.nat NsUonal Loa•w . backs. Grlllla worked Gle first oulln&s. KooiDUID aUowed a firot.lnning homer to 01111 G, AB R. H. Pet. nlat lmlap allowlni six bits. Fred GIJdtllng eame oa to lll'oWa t1ttn pitched ahotoul ball cimnte, m 101 401 10 113 .357 the rest of the WI)' as the !leta · Jonoo, NY 121 f28 82 150 .350 preserve the 'tlctor1. mu ·Singer -upped hio record closed to witllln two _ . . of Rose, Cill120 478 102 182 ,389 to 16-3 u the Dodpra stayed In the Cuba and matelled the Slarll, Pit 112 3t9 72 133 .333 fourth place juot ..,. pme dlvi- I-rs Ia the loss Alou, Pit 126 548 86 181 ,330 Jlllon, Cln 109 41ll 73 138 .329 behind the Glantl. \Vl!U. Daria column at 52 gamas lost. Sngutla, m99 351 40 m .328 Tolan, Cln 118 504 92 163 . 323 st.PIIts ,:. . !rOm tldrd. Doal>io lil!lblill111 100. . • :. · =~ In '' ,. #;< ,, Marauder Reserves . Southern Local 30 to 6 • Loa Anseleo ; .19 57 . 548 I Houotoo . ' •• ,88 81! .531 3 San Diego .... 31 92. .287 34\; . W-odl¥'s Roaulll Clndnnati 8 Cblcaao 3 San Frm 8 l'ltlla 7, 10 Inna. Alllllll I Plll....rsh 0 Houotoo 5 St. Loula 1, 10 lnno Now York 4 San, Diea<l1 Loti Anseles 7 Montreal 3 (Today's Probable PUebera ) AU,Timooa EDT Allanta(Pawaa 8--10), atPJUo. bur8h (Will 13-1), 8 p.m. Clndnnati (Arriao 2-f) at Chi· Ccilumbua 8 Reclioster 3 'the ,...Netberlaocls, runnerup tu 01111 (Jenldno 17--11), 2:30 p.m. Bullolo 2 IUclwcnl I, 1111, 7 Inn. Alllle last year, andeli!dh oeaded Houotoo (WUson IU) at st. Buflalo 5 IUchmoild 3, 2nd, 7inn. Cliff Drysdale o! South Afrlc:a Loula(Carllud5-7), 9 p.m. SJracusa 7 Toledo 5, 10 Inns. were beaten. llfonlreal ~ 8-15) at Loa Anpleo (lbl1lns 11-8), 11 .SQUIRREL SEASON OPENS: SEPT. 5th "!'t'A'!!;.. :ho'::il'.:'a favorite watering place. • u- Religion," ,pn Campus~- " Mai'or Coqr.··of S,tudy,,<: . ' • 117 A[; DALY '-<1 Waahlagton, ~. UP!IIllqrll Writer CICIIIIqer Now 1-14 . ' . ClnclnaaU Reds """ Tela¥ Clonlnpr, 8..14,. With 11111'<1 ,..,. Ia' • row from rellel ~ · rrom Cll)' Carroll Cuba, Eutem ocattered oix hits while Glo I-rs, w1tb • 8-3 Redo lwlded K8n lloltzlhan his W-adi)' atternooa u alghth lola ap1nat 15 vic'torlu. and Alex Jim Dll\'enport'l pinch hit runs. The.victory boaeo.Joodod single with ·- out lha Rods to ats,y Just % drove In Gle winning run ao tho behind the lead!na San Glantl Willi their -onlh --•epms. 1D Other actloo San Franelaco WIUie McCovey hit his Us! niP l'hiladelphle, 11-7, Ia 10 homer and 1w0 slnglaa ID drl•e '· .lnnlap, Atlanta blanked Pitta. in four ru1111 and Johm.y "'. bolgl>_,_l • 0, Houotoo best St. Calllaon, With a cloublo, .triple •i ~ Loodo, 5--l, In 10 imlnp, N<lw and home run accoomtod for .!!'! York defeated San Diego, f .. J, four PbUllea riD1s. Fnnk UnQ'. ..,'; and · Los AagO!eo -.e.! 11-4, pid<od up Gle victory In ' --..r, 7-3, rello!. · ·' " Ill the AmeriCIII Leaple, NeW Phil Nlokrv won hio 18th ... York Cblcaao, 6-3, Bo- '""'" of the seaaon u he ; '' iqopod Kan111 C[l,y, 4-3, BalU- Umlted th~ Pirates 1D olx bits ., JIIOft defeated Seattle, 7.2, and acored the on\J nan ot the "'' ::antomll lllojlpod CIOYaland, 4- pms himself, Nlokrv, 18 ..11, ·•· I, In 10 imlnp, Detroit blanked cloublod to open the oixt1! inning Claldll1ll, 2-11, and Mlnn~ and TcJoi, Gmzalez singled him ·, • · Stay Hot·iir Chicago ~ ... ' :.1 . ,·,-Jw4~' ,. co Co or TV Phil co 002 000 1- 3 10 Flnelu- the oolor plotu,. •ut!omdeaiiJ, •ncl LEGAL NOTICE IN THE COMMON PLEAS COUIT MI!IGS COUNTY, OHIO locks it lnl Dixie L. VanMeter, R. D. 1, MhWioport, Ohio, plol•tlff, ... PIICE Chari" W. VoftMeter, 771 Poe~rl s.,..., Mhldleport, Ohio, whoso currOIIt .ailing addrou Is USN8o1Sol37.. No.,al To,.eclo Station, k•rP"'· WoshlnJton, 91345, SlUTS AtS24 Defondont. No. 1.. 523 NOTICE BY PUBLICATION Chotlel W. VanMetllf, wh•• placo In Col01 of residence Is USNB"-t37~ 1 Naval Twpoclo Statl~, Keyport, Wasldng• tan 98345, will tako notlc. thcrt on J.uoust 19th, 1969, tho undorslanod fllod Mor r.tltlon agafn.t him In tho t:1 Ca-non Ploas af Molt• County, Ohio, Pf•r,lna for a df.,oru, Nstotetlon of 1110 lien nomoi and othet ,.llof on tho Jfounds o ••• ~l.ct of duty. Sold eovM will bo far h.arl11g on and after tho 3rd day of _Oc:tollor,, 1969. c_. 6634 MA '-!too-T- Maple venccn and maiChinaiOiida. antiqUed lin ish. Ptlileo Tu11+nt: E)'C with ACT. (11M i" and one 6" Oval Speaker&. l2~"hiah, ~"wide. 19Va"clle'p; 4"cup DIXIE L. VANII!TU P aiMIH Crow, c-&P_..., ....,,..,. fof , ......ilf 1121, 8128, 9/1., 9/11, 9 / 18 9/28, 10/ 2 "' MIDDLEPORT, 0. CAMDEN PARK'S LABOR DAY CELEBRATION 1WO BIGrDA.YS! SUNDAY au·,IONDAY IN PERSON STONEWALL �4 "' ' · ···-' .~ ·fJi ·•,,·'t ". 1·, ,, DlUY - . P......,_~ 'o., .Tborlldar, AIIIUoi2S, 111ft . l ~ ' ': ' CliiCAGO (VI'!) - The CU.. 'J'"'!I' Claolnger bla niDth win ·, ~ llldi ~tod,illl- a..iiootlt lo110s. . .., II\•,., the par111111 roco In both Jahnam 101 hla 15tl> blall In ~ ~ cl the NstloMl Loque, .the fifth off stortor and looor ~ Reda handed the &aatern K e n Holtzman. MJY emackod ' , ' llhlsloD leodlnl Chica110 C.bo hll 35th ~ in the ' lhllr fourth elrallht lou ' W-ado,y a 6.3 decioim. The C.ba hold a slim two....., marlin ovar the New York lllelo while tile Cincinnati Rada remain a hall same ott the In tile Western Dlvlllon · bol1lbd San Francisco. Atlsota remains Uad ..till tho Rods. The Redo' were backed by Alex Johnooo and Lee May slammed home runs to idve ' ·0 ;:; '::, '· fourth ..ttl> Jollllly BalCh •· C"""'-'s Acrltlce sent Tomm:r"llolma across with the third run or the Inning, and tile fifth lor the Rods. Two Early RIIIUI JObnoon drOve In two runo In the llrst lnnlnl with a double while Pete Rose and Bobby Tolen ware oo booe. Cloninger Wll lalll!od for Roo Sanlo'a 27tl> homer in lhe Keyes Signs ' PHILADELPHIA (VPD - The dollar wsr was ended today and i '<IOide Leroy KIOYeS reported lo the Fblladolphla Eagles tram. IDJr camp at otud7 Reading, Pa., to the play books and gird hlmoel! physically for the contact war. Keyes, tile Eagles No. 1 draft ., choiee from Purdue, ended the loololll !<JO(de hol<lout ~ 1969 ' w•eoclay when he oigned a compromlae" contract which •mliJrt fatten his wallet by as · much u $200,000. It fts a Chree-year paet which COII<elvlhly makes him 11 the h!gltelll paid player In Eagles• hilllory, a notation which made front olflce heads shake negatively wben matter was mentioned. that The rJrst year has a •m cut" clause. The final two years were described ~ Gonerel Manager Pete Retzlslr u a lllandard pla,yer contract, that 'IIliich permill trades or what have you. The price was fixed for all three years, Retzlslr lllid, Terms naturally were DOt disclosed, but Retzlaff saki the salary was "large."' Racine Social Events BY MRS. FRANCIS MORRIS CLASS HAS DINNER The ~Y Hustloro Sunday Martha Yost, Beverly Stoburt, Dottie Wilcoxen, Brenda Holman, Clifford Ashley, Patt;v lhle, .·:, ~~~r cta n ~~~ tmJQe ·... ~edlaal sri~cslockf Ntckie lhle. Bruce Hart. Franklin ~- 1 "' -· lhlo, Shirley Pyles, Sharon Pyles, the Mcthodllll Church Friday eve- Susie Biggs. They were accomniDI, August 22, with thirteen · panled there by Mro. Janice Sal· membars present. FullowiJW the ser aNI Mrs. Emma Salaer. dinner, Mrs. Dorothy McKenzie, CLASS HOLDS REUNION preahlen4 presided at a buslMrs. GrellA! Slq>son w a ' nose aessloo which was opened hostosa at her h001e for a rewr with scripture aNI prayer. ion of Racine High School Class YOUTH AITEND RETREAT of 1922, Sunday, August24. Those Amo01 young people or the preoent were Mr•. and Mrs. WUW · Fir~ -Mist Church attendl Dl bur Hot•·r •• ....,, ~ or Akron, - Mr. and the Rio Gnnr:le Association R&o Mrs. lAwrence Rose or ReedlvOle Mr.andMrs.CherlesGibba ' treat at Cedar Lakes, Ripley, W, VL, were Shirley Nelgler, of Pooneroy, Mrs. Dorothy Whit,. Mickey Wolfe, Diane Norrts, mer of Johnotowa, Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Lawson, BUI Lawson and Fred llafman, aU of Columbus, Mr. Maurice Lotto! Racine, Mrs. Chlorua Grimm or Lc1art Falla, !>;_ 0 Mr. and Mro. Soloo Butchar of Spencar, W. Va., Mra. loabel Slmpoon or Racine. Letters wore ;:;.:--:nl:.. ~~~ or Hamm Pitts~ Pa. bolb • .• members or the claoL A bulret dinner wao served by Mra. SiJq>. oon, hoatoos, and co-hostoss Chlorus Grimm. Mr. and Mrs. John Arnott ' .:::.:.'' . . .... . . •t~.:N~ · "' -.,;•· :-.. ' .•• ..:·· · l'/,· , , I •,,,\ ,, . ,. , !.,~~~ .' "I ~·r:\· ~ .~ ~ '\~~ .' ' f·, •• , ·Kr•· ' ,' , ~~~ >I ' ' ' }iJ.~ ' • /:',!;: ~:::?.~·=:, ~~ Anoo Johnson :[Ji ' . Fitch w-. 'air~ :tV:":i~~: : 1969 qrlculture ...,.illlprd). ab1J WIU there an !olf· or !srmo in the Unllod 81ala1 then."\""' tlmo !• near!¥"• ......,., the censua 11urt1a · lllid Wodnooclay. 1 II predicted the IU'm .... to ba c:oodnctod In J ..... sry, wW- r..arlbaatbree mWioa !srmo, -rod to the U mnu.., COIIltod In 1964. .· .·... ·.· .· ........· ..,. .·. ·•· ... . . . . to r: co• ' recelYO ' -'4 ont, .9.4 million llldor 11111 current -.aJ u ~ by the Nil""' od" . llllalstratlon. Wllllami flld· .thlo .......,. ..... qh1ol ....... be lble to .....truct - t311D1Won worth News c l - -!acWtlea Jtr year, and tile 11att llresdy ' 114• ~ l""''lrUct!m of A ourprloe blrllliay )l011;y ftl 'pro~.. " ' IDIIIIoo worth of •COIJJI!lunlt;v hold by her eltll4ren and cloH frlenll bonorlqr the 80111 birth'-or, Wllliamo lllid that dey ot Mra. Wel11111 auk at her II Cooireoa II . Penusdad to llownln&ton. ' rotu the approprlatj... to' ., - Mr. Inand Mro, 8Gbert Jewell biD!m ao - - by the enterlalnod with a at Loque of Women Voters, Ohio their hlllno Somiloy, Vloltoro were wW reoeiV, $43.9 million I year, olher ........ ..tV provlda Mr. and Mro. Glen J.,..u, Mr. tlll2 million, and tile &toto ..tU and Mra. ADell llurbrl4ae and ba lblo to more than wipe out family 'or DowniJWIAM> and Mr. Ito conotructlon do!lclt In five and Mr!l. VlrPI Alklno and Mro. ifl"r""' c...u... Harr'isonville Ont.J. Society Mi.sflwn .Group. ~~ :.~~d~ .:! at Dam .... .I Or lttu House_ ,.,,. ...______ llalllda.Y, loeal. Mra. Nora Jordan, Middleport, was a 51n1ay auo111 or her JDOtb.. er, Mrs. KaU.e WUson. Meigs Mr. and Mrs. !( A. FiiPie accompanied their dalllhler, Jmo. 10110 Brown, to Pomoylvanla where they ware met by Cahill and l!lchard fWle of Marylend at tho Robert l!pple heine. · Saturday eveoiDc gueoto of Ava Sqilla Farley, dac., to Frank Gilkey were Mr. and Mro. Don Farley, Ruby r.mbort, Atlld. 1or Upd"''d or Blrlnlnibam, Ala., Trano., Sal-. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Whaley, AIFrank Farloytollubyl«mbort, b1111, Mr. and Mrs. F, 0. Whaley, 1.45 acre, SaiODL Cohqbua, Mr. and Mro. llcib Holen M. WWiamo, Kenneth D. Alkire and Mr. and'Mrs. Jloirud WUllarpo, Arlene WIIHama, Lois • GOkey and son, Joey, Pooneroy, Am Pauley, Paul J, Pauloy,Rd>o Dinner psta or A.. Gilkey on ert D. WWiamo, Patricia wu. SundaY were Allee Whaley ol Ccllamo, LIDia Lou Auotln, Wayne lonnbuo, Mr. and Mra.llcibAIIdre Auotlll, Sally Jo ~albert, Cia!"" and 1011, Raf, and Mr. and Mra. ence A. r.mbort, aieryl WU· Don ~ II wao the blrtJ>. llamo to RdlertD. WUHama, Pat- dey or 8Gbert Alldre. rlcla E. Wlllfomo, parcels, Mr. and Mra. Doo lWelralr , land. <ailed oo Ole Whaley and T om Waller E. Baer, Katie Baer, WeDs. Mr. Well• Jll"'lentedthem Cbrloq Baer, Helen Baer to with a pieture taken 40 yoaro Cbrloq Baer, Holen Boer, 981h ago. acreo, SUiion. lolro. Franclo Alldro and l!a)' atiA!Dded the Ohio State Fair and CHARGE FILED attended thO K1D1: family ·ohow. CINCINNATI (UFO - Leroy Mr. and ·Mra. Murl ll<N8la• Weatbera, 30, Clnebmati, was were overnlgh.t guests ot the latcbarpd w111t llrot.<~e~rea man- tor'oololar, Clara Hull, In Waldo .,fo,,..or alter 1118 car went out whUo Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Carr · rao •·. •J~~ tholr!lo"'hl!lr,alll)br""'ht ,fell'l. · lnt•lor & Eulor ' o..-..~...;• ON SALE AT .... c -n-·a. collte:e:--., u_ - ., has everytBing you'd expecHif . a fine Watch ... (IXttpt I /1~/t -Pfktj "E •- ~ 1, ,,, , ' ' -'"'!'·""' NOW PA'INT AND . SAVE WITH~ ••• , . -. , ONLl1• " ROOF .AND BUIIID: ' ' !!!:!! ·-··-··----· doctor couldn't~ , ~klllln - It ~~it ·~Itt. TOday "'is dive:-l,:right .' ' '' .at ,hit disposal> ' ~ ·' . . . . . HAVE YOQ~ . FQR,YOUR ' .. . . . lb. 1 09 ••••••••••••••• • . ' ~· . ' ..•...... . ,.•·•·•·• . ' . ' ' ·~ 1 · 2' 9 . ~ lb ' RI·CH RED & GRE·Etf . · HOUSTON (UPI)- Tbo Houa- too Alllrol, Ia the IJddlll of the torrid _ , . atrunle In the Westere OMolon ri. the National 1...,.., have rocaUed elllht playero from ~ Oklahoma Cll;y !lrm cl.... Tbole brou:llht up ftre: Heetar Torres, Bob WatiCII, John Mayberry. Keltil Lam. paN, Sob Wathlna, 1l<ln Cook, Selplp and !ldp Gulm. ""'*" recentrelapae. Mr. NGnnan Russell is IJD. proviJW slowly !rom a rO<ent heort attack. Cllntoo GOkey and Tad of AI· bany vloltod hlo mother and ol.. ter, Eleanor, Friday eveniJw. llaf Alkire prose- h 1 , lfe:dmother, Ava Gilkey, with a beautiful pal~ Mra. Elolo ~!~Pie vloltod t h e Blgo Lamberta. ' ·The Depart111enr Store of Building Since I9I5 IIAWfS J1 FILLER PAPER Raa.I9C 300 SHEETS -. llowll'll Gilkey and Bah& Wholey ..Uad on La.. Gibson. llcibby Glboon IIPOnl a weokenl in Columbuo vloltiqr Am Reed. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Clark oerved a turkey dlnnor with aU the trlmmlQp to. Mr. and Mro. Larry auk and Tomaro, sDd Mr, and Mrs. Doo .~air 11 tl>eir ~ on lbolr, lake Satuntay ·--- . llra. SbarGD J....eD, Wilma WIIIIIIIUI, l!laie ~!~Pie, Fraacea Y'"'*' and llllanle McGrath m. 1\od Ava GOkey• . 1' 111:a. Bertha Wollh Sarge,. Ia r~ much iqmod after a '· ' Ret. 98c 500 SHEETS •••...l',•• . • 33 59 "IC~ 'ULL .POINT PENCILS 1e- ' · Jun WONDERFUL .HAIR .sPRAY. 47·t." ' I" • Pomeroy Ctment Block Co. Jt. · Rll.;iSO ' ar '' -ior or interior lloor. of COIJm!te, . . - , liaoleum ~ Appli• ..,.uy with brush or tooc.Juondlod rollor, -.1 drieo rapidly~ a·..-JJ, II'- finiab. You con waa11 it~­ edly, to retain that bricht, lnoh look. CboOoe fnxn amart mcdern colon p!UI Black and White. 1be LerJdi,.A-IfaDt ,' Club had I 'i . lb. ' •n•o•l1z-.., 111.-., ' lhre't tbe toup,.lanc-weariJJ& finiab that ...Uy boldo . · •piblt, h.vy loot tndlio, ocrapiac, -tber, apliW llqu::!: ....., oil and - . Uae "61" Floor • Porch Enamel - · ( E>li-'1 ~ pure a1kJd j1almo formula-.! roi- 1111:dmum llloe• ntentlcirl and ,..._ re- . •••~ EJCaUaat 1or ~ roGII, bultdi,..; lawn ~~n~tun, IIIII'._. · mOIJ!.. Prime ,'"" phallllod aura~. wt11>, ~1~1 ~jne ~*W~~~·r ·. bodbi..., ~.. wlllt No. ~ ~ ~ Pr~. ' . . . ' . '"' .. Spl'llldlq( ~ . . . . . . foot per pllon, lllperdlqr ... ~ ~· J ' Br""""". ·' '. • GALVA-GUARD PAINT$. ·$ . 3.5 BEDS BED' UP CINCINNATI (UFO - Tbo Clnclunatl RodJ, curranll1 In second placo Ia the Western D I v I 1 I o n Ill the NIIIIDnel Laague, have called up live pl....,.o from their I!Jdlsnapollo !arm club In the American Aosoctattoo. ThoH called up include: Blrnle Carbo, Dlllllo Rl.b&M, Mike De La Hoz, Clyda Maahore .sDII ea.., rives. 'ti' USDA:: (JIOICE BEEF agof ci II •·• l PLA~ pOtluck 1111par at lhe church on Ieier Of lnlurlel r"""lv..tm the Wedoeoclay evenlrw. Mro. Pullno crllllll, Atkins fts In charp, llaf AI· ldre 151JW aome aongs ace~ panled by Mrs. Adrienne French. MrL Goldie Jones who wUl be 1..v1DI ooon to make har bene In zaoeovUie, thanked the lfOIII lor their ldndno11 to her and the !ala Mr. Jones. Mr. and lolro. II. C. Wollh showed slhleo of lboir recent vacation trip. The IJl'OIII decided to meet at the church In September Cor anOther ·potluck dl-r. FrleiOio hen learned of the deatl> or Kate Tl1oma 111 Brulh, Colo. S11e WII a aliter of the lele BU1 and George Schrieber IIIII Mro. Bertha Landakar who our- _::Goi;;;;:Upol::;l:a~Po~ilt.~-~....--•;eter::an:.::cf:.:11111:.!N:rdi:-=·~Ba:•:ket-:::..~Cin=Cb=lllltl:.~llo1al::·:·~· :'Not so very I~ aar.. '""" (" i RECALI.'I liiort - ,....el . "i SHARE HONORS NEW YORK (UFO - T o m SO..er, the Now York lllotl' ... rtpthandor ..... lnllsod • bid lor a pOr!oct ~ two 0011 sDd , ,Uer Dave lUll shared ~ - s lor July In tl>r S. liso lllclook Profeaoloaal Athlele cl tho Year Aftrd. Ruby Transfers 85th A ademy CllJS$ Lt..,.;..., . Property .. Patrol Invites Candidates v or ' wAlilDNG'roN M'D- ·n. 1 ._,J!IIy. :.n ' ., w- .;,. 0.: with Ill" lnl ReltlnnWer, Mra. Frankie Ne!gler and other rota- 1 dves anr:l friends. Mr. and MrLF.dKoclandlhreo ehlldren or C&nnonaburg, Pa., and llloa Eva White of Alnlcy, vloliod their aunt, lolro. Esther Piper. Robyn Lou and Allrod Henry, children of Mr. and lolra. John B. Strong or Cherleaton, W. Va., spent a week with their uncle and aun4 Mr. and Mrs.llafmond Grady, Raclue, while their mother underwent surgery at Olarles· ~ your traUar from oU io our dopeton Getleral Hoopltal. BOTTLED GAS. Awld !rw10 111 and lire haoard, WeMr. and Mrs. Taylor Jewett '-""'in 1 clay, Phonl us- tor aerwce. and granddaughter or Concorcla, Kansas, visited Mr. aid Mrs. • Clifford Morrlo and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Pool and called on other - · reletl..,s. •._your · IUTLAND FURNITURE ' ~\ !0Ul111. He at., tel wtih AY~' t~~~ hil~cii · ' aid ~loa. o( ~ ' ' two wlld 'ptehaa whlcll IIi~ -11-m. .-~''11!-·l!lli ,.,,_. John.I.'OUP · the CUba ICOhtbalr ;,n W~ In the e~D~~. · • · · " C4tiia'ft .· • -... •'.. --. - •IUtl . Ia ,,ot ,~ / 'It~~ I Is ·IIJ:, · Yiel!lit' CclaU1;t ~·T:i'·'·,~. The 11n11 nm for the CUba •N.&a · ,• Q!, · ·Jfrs. , Joo ·· J4Pa ·and · · - l i r 'a · . W. , ~-~'-'came in the -.nti1 ·~ .••· 1 , · ' ' ......UW:.iiOtWhiD car Gomble a<orod 011 a .~~~reo. child~ d( Y,~ Olllo. illont the,,--!..· , ' Ilia . ., r ,~ ..t!(l Mr1 ·aiJit ,. .._.,...,, .,... · · out ~ Glenn Becksrt. ' BILocii iild:. . ., . Tile ll,a1lbnora iluaor!dt,blo The Cuba loldad 1110 baaea lar, ' . : lj!iila waH. $10117 and Wasley , · with two out In tht ..,lh, llUt Mrl. rellevar Clay Carrell, wbo Plauint, H. earned his BOYenth ..,. of the W-ado,y; Mn.· ' year retired Santo !Or the !Ins! art, Rt. 1 lllddltpai't, illid;•B:IIJ ' SUnola)l . Mr; •and Mra. 11cib and . r lend N, Ylllrk out a Uno driYe to aO.. at p.m. W-scley.. . . ~YIIlteciMr.aniMr~~ollalli> . IS 'f]OSress lllll-., ..: .. , •. · . Dlomlllllil the booe of the rigiiU!eld wall. · Iirewar and · 10111, Soll'lly .,. · ' · Alloira FHili . · , Holtzman took hlo oiglltl> loso MI'L Chaeter 'l'all>lhiiiiiiCllnIPinst 15 ..tna. Keo Johnoon fanl 11111, Mra. ·Eifl rl!oaid, Jo- ~ . llik8 . . ' "' ~ , I':=~=: relieved him In tile elablh. 1118 • R. Jfrs. rra wit. ... oon, Joffery 0, Ctm, lli-1. Bllr' Farm Hando Csllad Blrcll liiGaUipaillon WodalldaJ, ... , . ll*tlduo . a IIOlo hopler The Redo' roster wW ba hoi- weU llclllmay, , Jolt(1ll 'j'(iilie, , Mr. iu!d »n; 111ke E)'UI 0J111 NEW llAVEN .' 1 1\e . w .... ·o to the 10-lllt qrlols, tU.ck, llldt. stored ror tile remalnlqr pari of Kitblean K. KIDI. Mr•. llolible the Haeoo by live plaJora from ClUtter, Down lllonla, Mrl. wlt. ~ wn NCOIII&IIUII~ ~~. ~ ri."tlie New TOn!liiT Dam, IICC!MIIod lor aU . hi~ Puenli, Mr. aid Ui'li Artb- Ravon l'lrot tl!urch ii !lod bold ·!lie PUota' runo wlili ~ ~ the ~· !arm club, The Ham R Chrlobdlor,lolrl. Artll!ot Ita ~~~~ moiUJW the - e . - · .. . five will Join the team Sept. 2 F. l)'lar, Mr1. RaipJ li'.IIGWIII, ur Eveno, POIIIOI'O)' R. D. !In, Ml1dm Clrclo or Mfm>. oi Allla J......., irtl!l HelsaJdmMike Kllkelllr Ired a . Charleo ChUdara, Mrs. ll<ibart lor tile llnal monlb of play. oavto, VI-. son and LuoWe PoweD HJ"Yiqr hittar IIIII M!ckl6' Slu1lrr and SchecMed to report to the Osborne, Mra. l,alirDo 1JI!roe, IWW star, W. VL, aNI Ebar and Iva Car- . aa Co-llootiiiBI. Dl.otlona were Toln ·llal<hlck - - Nl· parent club wUI bo outlloldor Mro. Lawrence llclfaola, MrL ,.mer called oo Mr. a.id Mra. ctv.n h)' the "lrltqal W.Dir... prodliciiiS slqrloo in lhe Tiler•' Be1'lll8' Corbo, pllehar James L. Deen,llra.Jsck......._ DaD TaUxitt Fr1c1ey eve.... tor, Freda Turley, Hor tlulnt blaaklDI of Ook1and. KUkelllr Demls Rlbant, la!leldar lllke lolro. llorlhol T, Wli!lara,llomla Mr. R. R. DuroI and Toln v1.. woo '"llli Potier and the Cay." . . - bla record at M de Ia Hoz, outlleldor Clyda L. Hart, lolra. James R. stoni, llad Corlar'a Coves Ia Kentucl<y The ~,..ol!le,., Orpha Fields, the 'flctory, '!Idle !lie A'a Jim Msshore and calehar llal!lQ' Olear II. Fry, WWism 11. How. o"'r the weekond. presided. ~Joh.onreporlad •catll.lh• illnlor lkoppad to 9ard, Jr., Mra. Richard Ham- , Broedon. Jfrs. ZoU.IIo.Yd,Parkero....., for the _,benhlp CODUDitlae .)2, Rods manager Dave Brlatol mond, Frank w. Blcld.r, Ralph w. VL,IIPOit ·thepaotweak- with the tojal ._ ia 27. Flnanco Jim Plorry .i)u!'leda !oar, will senl Garry Arrllo, 2-f, to Grimm, Jr., Harold White, Sr., her olaler, Mr. and MrL DeD Director •• Cli>ehart reported blttar IPinlll Wasbiqrton to tho mound today to race the Mrs. John F. Lam, Tbomu To-. that the IOCie4' otll1 IIIII hand win hlo 16th ame of 11111 yeer CUbs' Fer1111011 Jmldna, 17..u, D&1ta, Mll8 FraDCtl BI'Qnlll, In tile llnale Ill lhe !oar.pme Bailie FUo and Mra, Evan Er- · . Yarpret oarot, Coluonbua, cream lor IIIL!Ihoaiao..,.-tod aad """" .tjul ~ Tw1a1 , opelll the paiiiWBBk w111t hor.par- on Mlool....,. llill' held at Croll tbree - · • ..._. c1 !laldand series. enla, Mr. and Mro. liUciY Durilt. , LaDes. The S!lte 'P n - of In lhe · Amerlcaa Loaauo'a Ml1drod Circle alllllta Car- U.. .WMS!IfOiialod tha Now llov- Wtljml DIYiolon. , I _wat_ p - called on Mr. and lolra. en IIOCioQ' ..ttil a Gold Saal Perr:f'• lOth ·v1ctoi7 "' 1118 1oat S. W. Dural, Friday evenlrw. Achleveme• Alrlr)l lor the'palll 11 da~-- · Howard and Dwabi> Allen and year durlnl tile morniQC ,.tvlce · llfd O'Brian'.• baiBt~dad Tb_.e WllfDrd vlallad Mrs. oa Mloliaoary llll'. , slqrlo 'in lhe niDth llllilac drvvo SylvlaAilen.llondQ. n.·prealdeniur""'thi ...... ~ Georp SColt- the L' C Mr. and Mra. Herold' Breftr bers to aa.1 ,the WOl'ld Mit- wfl!nlnl·• run Ia thB Rod Sal',.· _ _ _ -· --·~ anll Janie wareSoalo¥-llof alooa Convan11oa to ·ba bald .ID ~ ovOI' Kaoiu 'C1f1, The Ohio !late lllalnlaY Patrol helin in 1e1e o.-r at 11111 Pa. Mr. and MrL A. c. Brewsr and SeJillent)lor at .the Ohio Stale ' atrlflc former re11onr Vlcinto . is n 0 " ace~ appllcatiori1 tro1 Academy In ~1. David. F'a.lrgroanls 51'1 CGillftbui;Qirla. · Rolnl) hll f1r1t ~ pme from eligible YOUIII mea o8oklnl "Being a hllh- patrulman Mra. VIctor Dural and s..ttr She at10· uraod the mombera to Ylctm;7 Ia the ~1. a career in law onlorcomoo~ hal IIWU' odvanlaiiea In termo of of Pamero.r wore SUnday 11118 ot1 1>r1QC t11e1r ble•slqr CillO at the ,. illcoHel~l!oiOr Sergeant P, o. McCread1, GaW- aalory, f.._ beaoGis, and re- of Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Durot and oen DIHIIQC. Two fOil RicO l'oll<lc!W helped tiJ' polla Post Colllllllllllor, ._...c. tlrament _...,.. Sal'IIOnl Tom. cardo ware read from Jlfto that 110..,. to 111 Oll'ly 3-4 leld wtih ad today. McCreedy IBid. , Ed Ward, Ealll Ia the oocleQ' IIIII preoeJtad. . hli' 3111 'homer, a two..unhlaat The 85th Acade~ey Cla11 will Start101 monil1l,y aolary (or pa. opondl~ a vacation ..tth hlo oon, -1101 lor IIIDIIIh'• In the ....ad, but Pit Kellto' trulmen 11 $645, or •7, 738 per Gone Ward, and - l y and CJ4b. m..un, wm ba Freda 1\u'ley, bomorad witl! a 111111 on in the tended funeral oervlcea ora...,... year • ..ttl> the auanilioo or an ln. er rolaUveo of !he area. RetiJ Dcllin aiiiiBianeh 1114-.r. !1!111 sDd Jm;y Adair . - a In, Ruby Bond, Saturday at Ber· croo10 to f8,1S4 by the following Mr. and Mro. Delbert Lawoon The _ . , . ftlin cllorp ot 1101o 1bot In the Dln1h to Ohl July. and Mr. and Mrs. Elson """- tha lllukary EdllcoUon Dlrec1 "". 0. Other • Inc IIIIIo • com- are llulldl- new home• In ........ Mr Fay Wolt andda·""'ler Ia IIIIo tor. The lhemo wao "Whet Is s. e z ..,., .•. ebe--• _ .. ......_ •._ Jerri, and Mro. Amlnda .Tueker Pl' •~"""""" madlcallnaur- conununlt;v. Freodoon?"Shopauedoutpapar of Lancaster, Mro. F4ra Prot. anco planbl1rblch haUri.lhepreMrs. Pllul E,.nsaiiiiPaulllean buttoDI and uked each membar !Itt aNI da!llhter,Mro. GaUBnd- lnlum coot Ia po14 by lhe &tote, aNI Nikki Van Meter opant Frio to write a elopn oa "Freodam lord and children, Keith and Tam- retirement HGirlt;v -"""by cloy afloraoon with Mra. Ada VIII>- Ia ... ". The buttono were then , mle, or Great Bond,IPOnt Tbur.. a Uboral paria!m pion, .complete Meter. coUi;and read and CODI...m. . dey with their aloler and lllll!orm lnelucl!ag sU main. Tboea YlalUJW E. II. Carpenter eel Mr s. Fred ~·• to .....,.... -•-~te' tenance aa ·a 1111 ~-n.. ~ lolr'-·' a~,• ~e, _..,. ·wore - · aw "'" ""' " •O'Tlll"' J..,_.., -.,-.:11 her birthdaJ. two ,, . ~llrat DeD ,.._, R.'•'ll• fllrllt &r!J·c .' . ,., , ~,._, ~ :':!'1 Mr. and Mrs. 8Gbert Swill of "'lh of .1101\\!1!\');;!fl ~ 10 ,.,Taal,: Wetley Cozart, John Law- II'~, to Re!B ~ il!loi Columbus and ChrlsUoo Lake of yeero and !our'il'iiUO. oon, Mro. 11)-lvla Allea, llully Erwin, Cheryle Kia8Jd. Fred[l· Athe Sunday August 18 llequiremenla lor admlia!m Dural, Mr. and Mi'L S. W. Dur/11, TurleJ, VIola Rouab,. lva ~ toce:..:::"theb~ofthe.: to the palrol acado~ IDclude JoePrlce,Mra.-lloyd,Mrs. hart, BetQ' Dolin, ~(:Upon. father, Mr. Fraaclo Morris. Mr. bllh BChoollfadulle,21-30yearo !leva ~cr, Kathy Tly!Ol', Jane lar, Orpha Flolda, ~ 1¥4aDd Mrs. Morrl• aecampanled of qe, mtntnm helgbt ol5~8'' • Boyd, Mildred Circle, 'Bob nteh trw, Aln Lulc:ut., Erma,Baaeb the Srrllla to Colonnbua, IPOIIII- m pounds or more, vlllorl cor- and Glem Law11011, and Sodl•·Warth. IJW unW Frldayevonlnl..tthlhem rectod to 20..20, u.s. ciUzeo and and lhe Schroedo family exceDent Pb:ralcal c:ondiUon. SIGNS CONTRACT r • Man 'wbo ue 1n1a~~ M•• ~ · Mr and Mra. E. W Donmanor • - ·CINCINNATI (V·~- ball Aoaoelrdl•, baa "'~ . . ldo . • • coatact .... llcC....._ at the ~.. - - -""!' Saraeota, Fla., vlsllad recently -· •...., "Odie" Smltl>, an el&bt y_.. 1H9.70 w111t i · the . , ,I ' ,.,Stiv.e·rmn ,. e ·· ~- ~:~ed$~Tighten Pennant · ' .~, - I' .• . ' Z-POLOROID TtBtGJ• llir•&lrt• �-~·-·' "' \ ill!'!!~• P•!l~ll',.lllld\ll~rt, 0., 'lllllr.,. A,....! is, IIIII 111o lldlr s.ftltnoJ, ~I(Hll't, 0., 'lllllrodaJ, A...•ot tember Tips '* 1Given Gardeners ' 14oldll toward autumn, lllra. 11qr talked on prden.lnl ~ for SepleJnber at 111m. <IIG' lli&lll'a meotlne of tho Rut~'!aDd Gorden Club hold at the a!~~ome <t Mrl. lawrtiiiCe Milhoan. i!i llro. &lowden spoke of lin! atwhich n-r• need at i::,tbl.a time ll!ld talked ot prepara~:Hona for tho fell and winter sea;:~ 108. 9!6 aald cold frames can ~·; DDW be put lnto use and that ear~l l: fortin& bulbs oud!. as JliU'eissi t!~ and IIY&cialbl shoUld be (llurtod !1'!- •t;.,...• }; ll wa11 I!IUUBBted that chrJaan- l~itbemuma be Ued and disbuddad ·~now and thol houseplants be cleened with water end 1M Into rleher loll mixture Mrs &lowden also ~llid that -~r Is the best 'lor month lD wbiehtoseednewlawns. 1 Mra. Virgll Atkins presided 1a1 tho m.otlng which -ed with ldovollonl by Mrs. 1wen, Everett Col- tbe uBI&tlng hoatess. lite jl'lld 1<1'ipluri from Hebrews, oCbapts 2, and St. "MIUbew 6. · Xr. and Xro. Dmd Crol)o bd IIIII !!-., Crebl Weot Solem; Xr. aad lllro. Poul.Pioree and ICII, lllaplnood E.tlltea, Bcul1 Depot, W, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Charlo• A. Brown or lllmtlngton, W. Va.; aad Xr• ..OMro. G. W. Smith, Jan, DoCila and Keith Evans ware &uKlaJ IPIOSia ~ Mrl. Ethel Bur<lette aad Xr. and Mrs, R, B. BurdoU.andBob. Mr. and Mrs. Errol! eon.......,., .... Hugb, and tllelr·IP'IIDiauab- !'! flmll1 'l1lo crood and collect wore read In unl..., and l9 members re- apoocled to ryJ!..U br namllll!aD aromatic plant. Mrs. AUdns thanked the memberS 11' b 0 participated In the Molp Councy Fair flower show. Mrs. Jonah CollerUllhanked tho members for the flower which she received while hos(lltal!zed. state aJXt COWIQ' dues were col- ter of Akroo have returned hOme after spending a week hero with leeted. The travellog prlzewasaward.. his mother, Mrs. B. A. Dodson, Chester. Other guollts Cl( Mr,. ed to Mrs. AUdns. Plana were made for the Sep- DodiCBl were Mrs. H. E. Betz tember meeting wbieh wlll be (Doria COnro1) and IP'andchUheld at tbe home ~ Mrs, James dren, Tammy and Kenton, Cl( Titus. Each member Is to exhibit Michigan; Mr. and Mrs. Durward two nower arrangemonta. Thoro Conroy and son, Jon, Memphis, Tenn.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert COilwlU also be a bulb exc.._.. A t>lsnl aalo •as eonducied by roy or Miami, Fla. llu8b Conroy Mrs. C. 0, Chapman at the con.- spent the summer here with his .,. elullon ot the meeting. Refresh- grandmother. menta ~ ~ehes, seiad, teo, coffee and mints were served to tbe meldlers and guests, Mlaa Mae Weber and Mrs. Jolm Colwall. D U Rita Lewis is rarty nostess Fourth Youth Science Meeting is Sept. 20 Science in "The Green Revo- tho afternoon priii!J"am Is Youth lutlun" will Jll&bllibl the 4111 an- In The Green Revolution. A panel nual Youth and Bclence confer- ol five students from the College - · Se.Ptomber 20, on The Ohio ~ Acrieulture will preiiOIII their state UnlverllitJ camp1s when lnlereots and bad<grounl!s In the orar 2,000 ~thestate'souiJitand­ sciences r::l qrlculture, Identity. lng hlgb ocllool i!cleoce Bllolento lng themselves with Bclence In The Green RevoluUon. Darrow wlll be Cll band. The Olllforence Is designed to wiU be moderator ~ the panel . eallihlen Oldo'lhlgb -abiU\l' hlgb df.acusstoo• The one - day conference is lldlool Bllolento reprdlng scispoosored by the Colleao ol Ag..,.. In tho food and fiber Indusriculture and Home Economics try ('lbo Groen Revolutioo). A. B. Park, the U.S. Depart- at The Ohio State Unlversl~ and 'llle Ohio Acri ..utural Cooncn. ~=ol toAcrieulture's techolcal The council, represented by nu.. NASA, will talk Oft and Bclenee- 'lboGreoo meroua agencies, asBOclatlons and ln.Ututlms In Ohio, provides tr11111p01 tatl.., and the 110011 lunchem for the ll'W»· ~ A hoxsocial waoloalurcd at a gewcqualnted party of tho Ohio Eta Phi Olapter of Beta Sigma Phi Sororl~ Tuesde.Y nlibt at the homo ofRIIJI Lewis, now presIdent. The boas were judged aBI re· celvirw prizes tor the best dec· orated were Col.een Wilson OhUqJer, rust; Texanna White, Becorw:l, an:l Katie wen. tbird. Jemtrer Allier son and Sue Zirkle provided the entertainment. Games were played With prizes goilll! to Doma WIISOil and Sally Ingels. Other guuts at the parQr were Janet Frank, Pam O'l.aughlln. DOID'Ul stewart. Janette Thomas, Barbara Fields, Patty HUl, Doris McElhinny, Becky Nease, Janet Mees arxl Jackifl Selderabel. Members present were Jean Drennor, Judy Crook&, L y n n --US,Amm.,..~ """' mel Tuoad~ nl&hl II the hall. Accepted lntD membera Cl( the amdlial')' at tho mootlalr ...,.. Mrl. Lucy McKinncJ', Mrl. 11111dred Mead, Mra. Cella Hlte, and lllro. Patrlela Roulh, aad c,tltlda Matlleney, Debbie and Tere. .. Miller, formerly or tho jwdor auxllllr)'. Mrs. 11om Neutzllng, elshlhdlstrlcl president, wlU be Invited to be tile Initiating oftleer. Making UJI tho team will be oftlcora or the auxiliary. ft li'IS rO(lOrted tholtho auxlllal')' placed third In the aiJite In r.&o - lelovlalon work and the Tbele are, The Case ol the "K.. , by Trevor G. Ar.-, de)lorlmenl or AsronoForeot BloiOIY Roaearch or smokey the Bear, E, Golllerum, chairman, or foreetry, OARDC OSU; Food and Fiber 2000lfoaapment Vector, Dmd Holm, department or qr~ou1. M4D11Dies; The Dynamics Cr.otlng N"" FOilda, D. G. ~"!:::, ~ or dairy ~I Automatic GuldaDc:e JIOI'- loa Spires, RuUand, wltll Mrl. FIQ)'d j!arrloon II the co-Mo-, teao. Mro. Charles Lathoy Jll'Uicled at tho mooUDg with Mrs. carr SlraCUBO, Receiving l!ifla from lholr se- Roaeh and Mrs. Kenneth llllchul cret pals wmo Mrs. Harden for pvlng reporta. Mrs. Alfred her blrlhdi.Y, and Mrs. lloward Bias WCII tile dOilr prize. lllro. . Blrehlleld for ber wedding 11111- RUden was assisted in sening veraary, 'lbo next mootlalr wiU refroahmento by her dllllilller, be held at tile home of Mrs. Char- Dobbie. Attending beslcles-. aamed were Mra. Wilbur Y011111, Mrs. Werrys AnnoiiiiCing Dlgano Fink, Mro. Nathan BliP, Mi'l. Eads, Mrl. lloward PbUIIpo, Mro. Elber Mi'a. Tom stewart, and Mra. Rt,y. Birth of First Son . llllllldFIIher. Mr. and Mro. Frederick E. Werry of Key West, F1a., are aiUIOUIICilll! the birth of their drst son, Frederick Eqpne, Jr. on Aug. 25, at the Key West Mil· ltal')' HoapiiJil G~ndparents aN Mr. a n d Mrs, Lawrence WNd of Brunswick, Maine, and Mr. and Mrs. Henry J, Wem of Pomeroy. Great-grardparents are Mrs. Ada Weed of Brunswick and llermaa Werry of Pcmeroy. In Key West for a vacation with her son aad deughter-ln-law lo Mrs. Henry J. ·"1J".~mr=ySeheol Dl... ....,.at lrlel 'l'aehero llooti!W, I i. m. Scutherlllillh Bcheol; 1. ~ ~ tooohoro aaked to Jolin-, . IN FilE LIN~ . OF SCHOOL ,~.: • -~IIUaa TIIIIIJIIIfance Unloll, 7;. ,. '<.'"·ICI.IlrkiiJ 111&111 at tho ·Presby'·. ·l!!dla Clilirdl. · ··,; ~- ICE CREAM Social at Forest '· • lla .._rl. ChurciiL IOI'\'Inc Dtastlcally · r ' t.SO p.m. Frldl,y, . . ,REVIVAL !':A~ evenl111 at 8, ·Rtducetll -.-,Au&. Slol!blwvllloUnlt- ,..,,., c.••~ . - ·~Ct. ·n. o.-oot ·~ . Biker.Furniture 'jl,; ' • ' '"-- C:elebrotion is .PlotJned ' 11r,. -cln of lulldi,. ·Sloe• 191$ .. ~ lfoihodlllt Cburth On Slate 1louql 681, D•• mUes welt of · usaa; a~r. Evaa EdWards, ....,_ .SADIE~s . WEEI•END' ICE IILI_....,. _______ FRA"-15_.;._.,. _________ 73C _______!!'! 1CM OLEO------- $1b.95e ',). , .•_(f . ..', -·~ Mi. and Mrs. Joe l.oJ\ptrotb 11111111111 featured. and dauibter, Molly "''· or TrlnSATURDAY WOI', were weekend guells of Mr. lll(lH SCHOOL DANCE .POIV and Mrl. McElhinny and Sa~ It thoMI!JiJunlorlllab family. Schaallnl'cmoroyrr.ms:ao,.m. Mro. Iva Stewart, Claronee, ,. )o 1••10 p. m. '11111 Amerlc.. te- Jim Bin and lllarela have return\ . , ...., wlll-tho donee. 'lbe ed from 1 week'• vacation In Flqrldjl. AI Kennet1Y lbey vlllted with Mr. and Mro, len SUNDAY Bennick, Amclns tho place• lbey ANNUAL Hendrix roun1Gn wlll vlolted were Cyprus Gordon• aad · ... hold - . , , Auswll 31, In llarlnelaad. Parloerlblq ..at the Southaldo . ·Mrl •.llarprot - · · Rut-·~ 1ll'd to the v~~<o ....... aad her tiONI.Iaw and deuglut. ' lllr. &ad Mrs, David WIH- UV, B!ID HATFIElD , Wtu maa and children, J1111, Even; ·. .~ at 10 o.m. Slllda)o.atGra. ~owen returned f1'0m • liom lll&illll Chur<h. trtplilrou8b Northem Ohio, - MilWAY , •l•enls, end Now York. '11181 DANCE at Raelne Junior IIIah erooMd ln!o ,Canada for a view or Scilool bulldlnr. ~. 8to 11 N~ Falla.. im'oute home lllre. l'lriOIIs renewed a frlend_, ,P. .&, wltb mule by 11 Next ta ohlp with a former Ohio UnlvorLIM;" llilqi9Cind 111' Southern Qloerleodoro. olb' classmate, Mr" Edward HivaJ ~ Porl')'ovlllo, . IIIDDLEPORT GARDEN Dull, . ,.,.,_, set, I, at lllolloai8 d llrlo H. J. RqtMIJ, 8 p. m. Kom\llil c..,_ Step Whjle These Discount Savings Last!! I. PUFFS llhlel"; ..... _, Werry. ....... .. FACIAL TISSUES l OF"' 2M vy· If ' ,:Great,:\. . MAKE THE CAMPUS ~;- Rexall Jlalue8 YAPUIE MEDICATED SCENE IN !,J I I .. ' · 1 ROLL ON DEODORANT ' .1.79 SPEUAL liQUID PRELL lar1e size lei. 1.15 Rea. y BAN .~ .:. ,,.: .; :~. :.' NEW I BEAUTY MAlE-UP FINISH . ., 60'S Reg. 99C for BOIES au~~cr . Given Co&ple · SC!AlL THE KIDDIE SHOPPE . . . . Spoclal .... ·-Rll SADIE'S MARKET .............., ......,..... ..JJI,,'tilll ....... THE SWINGIEST SUPPLIES . . \'_ !;. MIDDLEPORT , Women'.- ~c~ t.lel' Beam, James L ~-- ~qrloultur­ and lfllot Mill WWllm J. Tyzalk, cle- ~ ·~kli,P.m. . "•"llt!Mid.-· RITI-I~ a.. . *'- NAME OMiTIED Omli!M frclll tho ...... dootll notice ol Paul Zirldo alPcawu a brother, Jaltll Yatet,l.elltL A rood auction Wll.• pJanned for the Se~r moeUDg wben tile Cballor Club mel r...mly at the home or Mrs. Robert Harden, THING <O~TINi:o~ wlll enter kinderPr'lboao who Jlnlfer 'd111 are to meet , • ' · p.q.;j who JJnlor tho ~~ clan .,.. tD - 1 at Chatter Club to Hold Auction :: VldYOI'olb' periCniOl I, .rofrll- Stump, DomaByer,DoonaHau~ Ann Barnllz, Beverly Lorw. Linde Rlflle, Jo Smith, Dorinda WDson. Barbara Riggs, VlkkiGloeckner, School llflnclpals determine Serah Bechtel, Annie Chal>man. which .-n~o au...! tho confer- Carolyri Grueser, carol McCul...,.,-!*.W on the lludonla' ocho<!';... ....... ...,. i:leu tor a New Age,. lasdc litterests and abilities. wlll be the topic dil<uosed by II !~~ W. Teater,a~latedean U COUep ~ Agriculture and ~ HIHDe E<onomlcs. Tho two - prtiiiiOd afternoon ~ lll'~lm cleala with Science In GreeD Rovoludon aad Youth Ill The GreeD Revolution. COverthe 111'11 portlllo ~ tho pro.. f, II'IIDI wlll be mlllliiRoentolklns HI.,.. by ...oral Ohio State ~~i1 · 11'1111 »lclul'll ~- mon and •~!"'ntH, with mllila)llre AmorJ. .... IJaP _. - b y tho Jun. ·. Jor ouxlllarJ ·- r a . .~r. A •u <~trlbuUon to Sli~rle Blacqton, ace- cler.n.o. lira, Lorella T1111107er and Xro, GaroldW"4-Itb,e..., lfble ~ ~~ ,.,.. ~· Chiplsr· of tho Amerleon tfd te U.. moetiiW by hoi- laatbor, JM Wllbalor, Sr., rorolcn lain, · OJIOIIod tho moioii!Jw 1l'itll ton, ·~~~r •. Jtwell llil .,.... C¥m- ~ ........ Mar> Ellen, -~a.d",crou .delllratfd f<ir reiW Mro. Harold ~kolclio, told .of rolatiGillt Mr,. Buuoll Moore, . pn,yer, 'l1lt .J>Iodlo of allellon<e · ml1111 oervod ponch &ad caclklu. ' ~ljlarr~I!O Catnlllo vl'!lihlill ... Partle!l>otlon,iillholiand IIIII o.d ocholaroiq>; lllra. ' &Ill tbi-IJ!blo tlltho auxRI- llln. Dlvla, Mrs. lllartln end, •tlio Gui"'""BDm lno!IO··oltho o1110ert pte- durlll· GJWi Cull1lnllla, <DMtituUIII al')''l -blllan were r'IIOt\ted Mrs, Know decorated tilt tablo mai10 111' tilt t.idl01 iAUxlll&l)' ~ tho woOl< s,. waa ~ ell- and 1174w•; lllro. Chari•• IIQ.o, In uol1011. ,, which feoturecl a ~ 11'1111! and Drew Web"-r Post. Sl,' Amorl- rector Ol:aaJto In the~ bllltorian; Mro. Ill.to,,' jllillor A patr,~c ct>1or oehomo wu , blue floral ploeo llankod ill' ean lqtCII, ••· of devwlopnent In tho mock ....., aetlnU..:.lllro. CathorintWoilll, W'rled out In tho 1 <opera. 'l1lo IMII aw• trimTho local c!Wpter baa been' • ornmel( or Gtrla State. music; Ura. HlllDII,~actlv- · · :n~ ·· •·• - - i , , · .. '. -- -~ alkod b)' tho, Natlanal Rid Crooo llarleno Goodwin wao PrHJ. Ill"; Mro. l•bello c-h, carde to provide 'P86 til be -.oplled dent ofcOIIIIcil!or.,.ofthoc!Uo' and ttowera; Mrs. Hwmel, PGPP7 oplnat tho ,almoot $6 ·mmloil of (lirlo Stsle and IJIOnl herweek chairman; and 1111'1, Ella GO1110111 . In ~ rello~ food, l•l'111111! pnora1 procedures <t more, publl<i\l'. BOY'S clolhiiW and shelter, for tho llur- aovor- . 'lbt prls toured '.GIRL'S All~ to tho bedpt canrlcane Yletlma,.. atate obice•• heard manerou• mlUee •oro Mrs. Martin, Mra. Uodorw..r MootiiW Tuelday nl8hl at tho talka by olllelalt, parttclpaled In Kemoth llarrlo, Mrs. ilo¥ Jleo. Ultderweor Friday, Salurday, Sunday, Aupst 29-30-31 ly_c;:orter•• POOl home tho auxlllol')' plalllod ee~ and enjoyed bon- terI ani Mra. Ellen Couch. n a celebration In observance ft queta. Both glrla rlferred to lilly Tho Kid B~""'• Fl.__ F..ttval . was . - that the auxiliary DtuMi ~-y tbe 50th annlv~raai'y of U.found- thslr week at Girls ~te 11 odu- hal t8 !11ld mombero. Slae:h r•llr Fllii<!on, ..:~:.99C IIW oo Nov. 10. A feature of the cau-l and. exciting, an-"Mr1. Case! -"'<!onparties Ttnr Town L!!_P . observance wm be a reception ence creathw: a beuef Wiler· held at tho ChWieotho Voter&IIJ Cind...u. hollorilw . Mro. Ben Neutzlllt& •tandlnit of tho democralle form Hospital and tho Southoutem Health Tea ~:. olchtll dialrlel president. of govwnment. Almoal1300 girls SwHtonl>y Ohio llealth canter at Slacks Mr1. ifa!"'l' lll,vla, IOCond vice &Uindod tho American lqton Athoao. Thank ~ou notes were C,.nn-t lloo lird oool Shirto, prool!Jent. COIIdu<tod tho meot~~W sponsored event. read frail both dlreetora of tho JGe:.ets. POP._A~=~~~::: diU'Idil which IIJ!Ie tho two girls ComnllUeea for tho 196~70 beapllala. Mi'l. 'lbomtan report. Slack. & Shirt• Coato lilio ailended lllickaye Girlo Slate y•r were -.opol.-.d. Tho~ are ed on vetenn1 educatiOral oppor.. lor Str.tch•nnl al Copilot Unlverol\l' In Colum- Mrs. llonald Runnel, member- tun!Uoo. . Fur & Knit Hat1 bua f~onthelrel:JI!Iriences shi,p; Mrs. GU,)' E. Guinther, ~r­ thoro.. · · llamolllartan; Mrs. Oaby Martin. STOP THAT ITCHI Amerlcantam; Mrs. Leolllrd IN .lUST II MINUTIS, JeweU, child welfare; Mu. Pearl ........ ,..... lh IJMir •••.,. Knapp, community aentce; Mra. ROT . . w ~ _,_- H~ iaMit W... Wltcli;, ftMr..,.. J, It Thornton, lepalstivo; Mrs. -a. OPEN II to 8 SUNDAY r.urua. ............ acu....._ Paul Cascl, rehabUitatiOn; MrL ltc~ ia ......... ~IICU., ...., ,.... te .,_. ......... NOW SYRACUSE RT. 124 MaSOD Fisher, natlmal securi- "''·SIISHIR I LOHSI DRUG.-•"'· !)N THE T IN MIDDLE PORT t¥i Mrs. George Mowrey, civll the-· ·. •ber• ~ p1amod lOr tile sept. IIIMIIJW wben tho Ladlu ~tary' orr-­ ., . 'to.J.~ th._, ~nniversqry . lniU.tol')' ............. for ..., Ill - · I 2.25 .. CLOTHES AROUND. lllllmaloeloace. 'l1lt - and ftnal porlklnCI( ~~~~l · . fERFORJ( FOR PARENTS F1ariaell Burne~. TruiiJ i Rooch, Jen VonVranken &Ill IIQColt, lloton otudeiU ofllllos Dolllllo Gruooor, performed puenta lolooiQ . . . . llrlo did a r-ne on tho ol tile home of Mr•.and Mr1. T. Grueaer, Grant St., Mld- rar by TONI AT GLEIM TOOTHP RE(;ULAR l EXTRAHOLO ., l_iUtjNiri. APC FALL ••• 1 1 ' 9 . ·, ·.! (i) pyrofaxgas \ ,, &·Fuel _:' Co ~~···f · ' ' City I : • \,. CALL ,-:: l, '. !"· SPECIAL 77C & Shoulders POO PIG. 100 .· TABS Yo11 Cl!oice �·u . Soo!bol, ·-~ o.. ~. '-* ... "" . ' ,I . • - 'l1lo lllllly .... , WAMT AO - . DEAOLIN!So ., S ; .•• 0." l.f. . P-Hc•UMI ' ...... , DM4111'111 ' •·"'· C,..qtt.f•.,.. 11. ·c~ct•.n• 'wm " > ' •"•"'" YMII t •·"'· o.., -' ,_.Hntl•" k '• RAT·U f • Wollf Ad $orviCI 5 co... • ,., Word ..w luortkoll -.tlftiiiiUIII Ch.r.. 75c 12 Oilfttl ,., word tlw .. conlote\1 tlwo lftl.. tiOIII. 11 coftll por WOJ4 tiJI contocvHn int..-tl•n•· 25 pot ~orrt Dltcount on paid od1 o...l .4• poicl within 10 doy1. • CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY $1.50 for 50 WOfd minimum . Eo . · oclclitlor~~~l word 2c . BLINO ADS Additlonol 25c: Chart'"' .,.r Adur· ti••-nf-.I)FFICE HOURS 8:JO o .m. to ~ : 00 P·"'· Dolly 1130 o,m. to 12t00 Noco" Saturdoty Notice ROOF PAINTING nl patchq b)' contract, "E"Perlenced". For free estimate, phone 992- 2806. (We go anywhere). 8-22-U< -~------------ VACANCY 101' two elder., plo. Prole< prhate paid pa· - , _ - - 7'13-liliiS. 10-3tte ----------4<1-- -- -NOTICE BILLY RAY WARD AND TWILIGHTERS Fram 10:00 Til i :00 AM Salwday, Aupst 30 I Members an4 G~sts Invited ' EAGLES CLUB I RUBBER STAMPS llllldo to "" ..,, 24 hour Mnice. For more - - - eaU Dwaln ..- Wll• C.ato, Portland:, Oblo. 7~ SliATE-A-WAY will be cleeed AIIIUol 29 and 301h, Sept 11112-la. Walch loz: .. cktoochool part;)'. Free gifts ror everyone. 8-24-Sic ------------ot Dance, GLORIA'S sCHOOL tap1 ballet, acrobatiee, Jazz and baton. Watch for regiatration Ml ln SUnday' Aug. 31, D1PW or cadi 992-6922, Gloria Buek. a lJt O!\l,:' •, ' nu , 'ld~l ~<i 1 '-~·,' e:_"J.L,AtJ,;:' '~ !1 1 ~''"~ 1 ·~"' 'lii:w'fQRK.Ei, -;u:~ Club will hold a a WILL PAY for lillY lo!ormatlon DO YOU HAVE pertODIIIb"' An 1001 onllluolalliie? Quo · Notice I WD.L NOT be reopooalble to< IIIII' debts oUter UliD my own. Rol>ert L. BoggeSI. 8.:.16-31p EmploJment Wanted _ ___,_______- --- '""''Df R. N· l,..uctrf•l ,..naon •lth K•l ..t Aau.r ... & 0...1c:ol c.. ,...... n'• .. _ ..... plcnt. LIIHir.l ..,.,,,., e...onom _ I anted To BUJ CHINA CABINETS, ...... talrlu, ·old doduo, ole. Wrtt. or eall II. D. lllllor, Ill. 4, ' ploaoo IIU271, ~ ....,.. -.cv, S.ol ,..... lft eMfi4Pct t., ..,. lo•he-. , .......... 1•1••'-• For Sale, Rent ... o...lil ... sas hot water heater, tully alr «n:UUoned, deep well, ooe and one-dtird acres with rndt trees and large garden opol. One mile east ot Racine em Route 9~103. ' THERE Wn.L be a rummqe Ale al 231 Mill St. al lhe Fey building In Mlcldleportoo Frl<101 aDd Salurdl.y. 8-2~ - ·• ... 011 . . . . ' _ 8-27~ OFF :::,,:.'• prl• to tho M. 1ot . Park, lollnernllle. Ph,.. 99Z. 332t. 8-21-121<: ss.ss c....,..... PHONitn-Hil Opon ttl 6 Dall~ For Sale ·IWNI• -------------.- 1 eor.- Business Oaportunltles Shop The Want Ads I l l - .. ........................... ... h ......... Ylll Will .. ........ .,......................... .. ... .....,.. .,. _.., ......................... . . . . . . 1111 --- ............. NEWLY DECORATED forniQU'tlnelll. Con be oeenal Nowell'• Sunoco, Cheater. Phone 985-3350. er ICUKI system. Take over P111Denls ot $5. 75 per month or pey bolaacodue $83.15. call 992-3352. ------=------. Auto Sales -'AB ................ .... - ,..,., .......... ...... . . AQIOU2 • t.Q .AU2 . I WootN~&ool­ · NIIIIT ••• CAL. o. ' ' lt . hoo •• ~· hoo •• .N.T. liMo •• J •,.; RA-'IIII!IVIC£ , .,_, . . ' 'DAY ililt«.z151'' NIGHT . .7114'-' R.IL bWUI8S S.C. MIDDLIPOIT, 01110 ' '58 JEEP, 28 tt. houu tnller, Silver Rldae. norlll oo ·m. 7 ... Eutem IIlah Bcbool, turn left at lllver Rld&o 2 mlloa, Oral houoe put ebureb oollle left. 8-27-Ste -------------- 4 ,._ker, f..tpeed aulclmatic ella._. Toke owr pe,ymento 1948 WILLYS Jeep FW ~of Ill per IIIOilh IN" pey bolanee llreo, oxeelloot COIIIIIIIon, due f67,30 Call 992-S352. MGO. n - 112-S9S9. 11-.2~ . 1946 FORD COUPE, """' .,.... diUoo, MOO. Phone Chellllre 'IO!ZIItl 8-ZJ-61<: 1111 Bnkl SRCI have no-trump If they that Vand llam. Tbey ........ little c:ndlt yet when lhe hood wu . _,.,, /1 played In • oectlmal touraa- BLAETTNAR'S IN POMEROY -£.-.I ..... -.,.. . mea~ almool half lba pain to gel to lhe vaad • olam aDd only or two manaced to reac:b came. _ South's jump to two aJ)Odea made Ufe euy for North. He mllht have ri111t IDID a lllackwood reuiiDe 11111 North was iD no hurry. He wanted to flod oot a lrlflt Real Estate For Slle failed RODNEY DOWNING . - - " fJJIIJ' • 1-11-11 --------------for ·---·---- --- ---- AKC REGISTERED beegleo, qe 6 moatho. call 367-7468. ll-211-61p 367-75~ f,.IB C.IIR COIIPittJ FNnt:-Enil . . SOLm STATE STEREO, 19611 wa1nu1 -eo eonsole with a TWO GEm'LE mare ule or trade for pldlap. I'll. . . 992mt or - at Roiifljlk · BusiiiiSS Slablea, Ill. 3, Pomei'VJ. •·· IJ..27.ate SEPTIC lanka dealllll. lllllar Sanllatloll, Slowart, .Ohio. Ph. 862-3035. TWO BEDROOM mabUo bome, 10 !L I 50 fl. Good COIIIIItlon. Pllone 74U845. IJ..27.ate ' IIARIIISON'S TV AND ANTENNA SERVICE. Phaae 11112-2522. 50 HARD bad< - . , aucb u 11-10-Ue "Cone With 'I1>e Wlod'' bJ Mar. --- ----,._r_:-_:---sarat Mltcltoll. '111-r ora you bUt iii It bou&llt SEE NElGLER' IIUlldl.. Sqoply r... ttuJidirv JOUr bome. Call · -·tely. Coliii2.S74t. Gill' NeJsler, llaolno, 0, 8.S7.ate Services NOW I more about llil pariDer'1 had paltom 10 he tempor- Ized with a meN ro1ae 1e three opaclea. South could do DO more than 0011t1uue to four ~PMN. He bad a minimum lor bit two spade jiDDp reapooiae wllh good opldea. At tbe 181be time tbe opedo rebid r.ve North all tho In· forma oa be DOOdod to be able to tale full eoolrol by means of Blackwood. North beld the perfect Blackwood . hood Willi first- or IOCODCIrOUDd. control of all sultJ. When South rePlied with Bve spades to show tbree aces North saw no reuoa to wute time eloecldal for kings. He simply blil the graod slam. He did have ooe oiJgbt South mllht show up little dlamoadl. bit tbe lablo "DfaWJiig ' and spread biJ 3.28-trc R~ILERS NEW TREADS 2 for $22.00 PI•• tu: & ,.coppoblo tiro w- - ...._.,..._.. -------------- 3:30or&494916, RadDa. RAG RUGS, oloo. dolq eu.- - - - - - - - - - - - - - COAL, WMP, eg, ltoUr, nilne t-29-Ue · nc wavlllllo WOllam Hiler. run. Exeelalor Sail Worka, ------------Pbonoll92-265t. Eeot lllaln St., PmnerCII'. Phcb C. C. RRADFORD, AUCTIONEER 98W88L 3-!Uc . C<l!!piMoi !!anlee BRACE YOURSELF lor a lhriU the ftrst time you UN Bl• ........ ,. ................ .. ......... ..... .... ....... *"" ........................ --· ............. ......... ... 11 Ilion ,... _ . Clllfilll .. • ,,....... ...... ., ,., - . wrt.... ......,, ....... TRAILER LOTS, Bab'o llololll caat, ..--.., Cldoe111. 124, " - ~L W1-#c ------------ROOM QOI1men~...,.. THREE I Furniture. . SMITH AUTO W.E~ plole1,y IIIOdera with buJIWn kltehea, wall..., alll1lbletop ·.. larp ""*with unit; · -ua1t, dlo~ ..th and pol-··------------large - NleeiJ - IANAUGA. OltiO - ·-· ~-.1. - For Sale ....... . llorii&IBIIIId. 8.S5-6k: ----------------------------· f'Vlllillitb llnl .... - ed, 507 IIIII !II,, ~ 1'1-. IIW'IU. POMEROY .- laduded. Call742- .......... ..., . ........ ----------.... . .- ------------lllonllnr - GOOD WARM too eaol elrc:ulallnl belle~ willl Jacko! and IIIII. See 5130 p. ...... on we1kelida.Haward ClldweU, ~· PlalDa, Oblo. SYRACUSE~ LONE STAR beat, lraller. N e w IIDiah, ud ... ...,. -------------- 8-28-3tc -~~~ NicE ELBEaTA and 9Jipra Redea..... ~,alaocan­ eut. In Cllo. . call 8-27-lie ROOM 112-3890. ••J a q e !IGI'ob lllllba<lt. Good Ioe-, 2M llldlllld St., IMUeport, · Oldo. ' IJ.Z8.atp TAPPAN Gllallluop, $16• P11ono 112.aTOL 8.27-'41 NEW RANCH TYPE HOllE FOR SALE 112. 8-27-3tc !II, call ' ~ROOM IUnol- ..,..Ia., aU •*lldat paid, . . . . 112#15. { S.zl-3\c '' " ' • • .. .•. . ' P!!PNE 915-3301 or J15.33Qa I \ If.· ' '" ... . : I· , e cn.nlcollr. ~ 59PLY. 4 59 fORD CHEV. CHI!Y. 2 . FORD2 " ...... ' ., -· :=-: Deor Nr. and Nr&. Mo!p eount,y, -. ··.. - .... .......... Our Red Croai -mOod Program had another rela»ae Monday. ~·:~I'' than 2$ perce~~t oC the pinta needed receivecl.-1bia cannot go on m I~ l. Klnd.GI OPEN I!VI!S. TIL I •. 014 artleJt ii.Awe- ~ ..JO.ri'nl- . 1.0\lldonila •II'· T.Ortok Iotter "=· - ' t.'B!Ui!d -------------- 11 . DtRne• ' lnlllalice AUTOIIOBILE lllllftiiOO baoa ., a·~ ~- A. Buckeye 2. Jaaddf.. 1111,284, Gioclaln llaaiiY-Miz Co., Mlddleport, Ohio. 1140-Uc . •tor"• .' u - ' CROSS.WORD · -------~----READY-MIX CONCRETE doUVo end rlallt 10,.... projoet.I'Ut alii Free eatlmalee. Ph. eaaeelled? Loat ' DOCTORIS MAILBAG • .......,.. A111wer 'hMoiHN D. lmJMitUOUI ae.ftrdoa 31.~ ....... "·"""-.. ......... ............. . ............. ..•,. Jf. Roltlle •.Otroabno, lor 30-W- blrdl '. 81. Vocal .,.- 'Burning Feet' Ailment Is of Varied Origin . ' lr WAYNE G. IIANDSTADT, M.D. 414.Ddlt Ci-11'1101 .. lhe ..... and !reatin011l ol a burning ..,. sation In 111)1 foOt! I d011~ have alblete'* .foot! 1 have . .. . '. . '" . Uii ·of aleehol or tobacco, Rllynaud's disease, frOBtbite, U&bt shoes or a deficieocy of vitamin B. If your doctor tatoo vltamlna aad other can idenUfy the ca~~~e, he medic:lnea but noUtlng has may be able to direct hiJ belped. . A-PeuiWe e • • u • of . . treatment to Us removal. may want to your lreuble are hardening try a treatment that bas of the arteries, exceuive been used with great auc:- ~~·· ·y .tOclTlCHI", "· LciW PIICES .. Qlberwiae, he cessio Great Britain aDd hu receaUy been lntroclueect In lbla counlry-tbe I!Uocllon ot an lee-cold oa11ne oolutloo. into the 1pinal canaL Q-ll'halla peo plaaua! Ia it aeriou1? Is tbere any CUM for it! A--'nlo ia flat feet. WheD tbe condltioa Ia beredlluy and present from blrtb, usuany no treatment 1a needed. But If It hu Ita onaet later in life .a1 a result of !allen arebeo, II may be pe!Joful. You oheukl stren!llhell your arciJes·by walltlng borefoot as much u poollble aDd by alaodlne 1n your bare feet aad rising on tiptoe repeatedly until you are tired. '11111 exereioe ohould be In- CNued dally. It may allo belp to,..... ihe hulo-- ~..... '!~·arlo. LOSE W_, aafllJ - 0.. A.Diol 'hllllla,· . . . . at Nol- Dntr. alal-o. MJdw01Jiarlr8l, w. -llaln St., PIJiaoro)-. - --------------- Pti.ONE 192-2126 POIIEROY, OHJO gq~ !'!SKY!•.-::.,~~~~ laere. '10.500. HEL·EN or VIRGIL TEAFORD lalJieta, ..., tl.U, at Nol- AsSoCIATES 992-3325 llnll. , .... ...diiiJ . , b IXC. 117 lillliranlo 238 L ' IHO CHEV, EXCDS BODY fluid wlllo fluldb a UNI'UIIN1SHI!III'OOIIIIIIIII-, OPEN EVENINGS TIL f 6 roomo, bath. ____________ _ 3'881. t#4fo -------------- · house, ba1h, aa•turnace,5W. l'OCIDa, w11h .cloaetJ. Sherai """""ldlap. Only $11,000. DOW obllllllo root, 119fcbea, 2 POODLE I'UPPJES.. AJIC T o J toto, out of flood. tHOO• mlalatun, f7511111• Stud .... TUPPERS PLAINS - . 1 """""• ric:elllll-~ "-IIS-... ..Ill, t loe4rocomJ. ,_5443. Il...,e Front, ba<lt poreheo. 2 ear 1968 HARLEYDAVIDSON7t-. oreyele, JOOd condltloa. All ae-o«~e• Till!'' I INlor u:~t-...:~~= with - ---------·-----------------7 HOUSB r. . -~~~~~...,n-------------uSm -.-.•_.,..._._ FU!IliiSIW) lllraa ,.._ REALTY GEO. HOBSTETTER, 8.S5-6k: lba earpet - 112.21182. 8-21.'11e orated. Call 9924278 ""' • · 2 p. ... 11-22-Ue ' I ROOII HOUSE, I - . . . ... .Sive As l•c• As $1,000 NOWII ·HOBSTEnER Raolne, Ohio Crill BntdrAml. 1 LOFTY PILE, Free !rom aollla ' For Rent Phoae 9tWUI elaelrlc . . . _ , . $1. Baker WILCOMI INVIITIMTNIM t31i So. Klmbrourh BpriJIIIIeld. llo. 6G8oa -------------- Lustre to et.a rup, - If rw .. ._ IITIIUL DISTR.UTIII 00. v. a.., ~~a~. -------------- Uf L-..t.. Acrou Fr- Tiny'• POMEROY HOUSE FOR SALE oo Wrllbt ELECTROWX CLEANER large 7 rooma, needt some atteatlon. ' dolux modeL Complete with aU 992-5709. Two exira lots will brlllg\lo the ciNntng tools and 1Q11' blp. COli. Pllone 992..'1292. Ruao like new, WW seD tor 8-26.stc 1138.00 eoeh or lermo. Pl>ooe SEWING MAC211NES, Re&ooir ·. 94 FORD 9 peosengor Coomlr)o . aervlee, ~ llllku. II~M. 992-2685. IJ..26-6te, TWO BUn.DINGS, 8 x 12 IIIII 10 The Fobrle !l!op, , .......,. · for l'l or '10 IDn x 12, movable, auitable· for pickup of QJal value. Pl>ooe AWhorlzed Slllllor Salas and . llorago or olllee bulldlaco. AWNINGS, ........ · a Bl Service. WelllarpMISeluoro. 77~. 8-26-51< ~ lt68 Oldamablie Delmonl, t door, Mlpower,l2,000mllea. - a D d balllnaulallm. El------------See or eal1 Mld<y WDIIamo, 8 - · While, aa1aa repn- FOR lORE, aew tnncher Willer live. For free ooiiatoa,"'Lm. to 5:30 p.m.992-2367.Evllae, eaaopool ~· t to 1Z · enlaga 7t2.4111. 8-ll6-31p a.r1aa Uall, IIJneuoa. V. V. ' wide. Paul Ander- I l l - . J - and l5oa. lne. .1-14< W. Ve. Phme TTU788 a!W ._....., .. .,... .. n.IN ,_i,.. ............, .. .... ........ .,. . . . . . 111ft . . . . FIANIC HERALD'S SUPER SEIYICE tt2•7:Mo Mlla••I!O'f tf'Ws --------------st. You Can Earn $800 A Month Or More Baled On Your Effort U·HAUL •1114 +lOIUt .Kill Fit 'hi 'I ~~-TTIIAIS . -------------.._... .............. ..... .................. .QIOU -------------- - Distributor For This Area ILUT 1 1965 MUSTANG Faslbaek. call SPARE -TIME IICOME f. H. O'BRIEN J•• aftd o....rfido tloil of Hid Court WD1' . .IS .QU1J -GuARMTEEDPHONEIJZ·ZOM ..... lolelo ,.• ...,. • .T. •. -------------. --------------ao; ., ••u W -------------- Still l Flnt Selection .', J ... • •• trl -..:..,_~·· ~ ,_, , .•• ....... 11....... POMEROY , -------------- Reward yolnllf with the lowest prices,._________ of the year. ________________ ' IIPDIIICU •anted .Pomeroy Motor Co. ' ' ' . 6K.Jtl .KU , t.•A:KJU aeedocl,toeun25pereent ~ ..... II. oolllllllaalm demonstrating 2 YEAR OLD COW with calL Joys. No lnve- Cor aee- ---------~--LEGAL NOTICE 1967 FO!Iil llluiiDit: G,T, 8901 Gary R. Dill, 949-3915. eslllll')'. Write To1lodlea ParOllllne, t-speed triiWIIIaaloa. NOTICE ON FILING Ofl' 11-llll-31< J;y Plan, John.-, Pa. 15901. INVENTORY r1D APPRAISEMENT Good cmciiUoo. See Jim An-, Th. Stato of I lo, Molt• C.unty IJ..27.ate . drowo or eall 9112-6688. P olo Cowt BOLOGNA, 2 lb. $1.H; jowl, 8-27-31p: To tiM EJCoeutor or Adl!llnlltr.tw olleed, 3 lb. $1.391 lee mUk, of tho ollot•l to 1uch of tho fo~ 1 pJ. 99c; 5 lb. tomatoea. 49c; ~Wiflll 01 .,. ,.,ldont1 of tho Stoto 82 CHEVY Slatton w_., autorl. Ohio, wh::-the Jynlvirtg lpOUie, KQU'lt; IIANiw~ man a. Qo buanas lOc lb.; recap tirel tho ne.t of kin, tho b-flclor&.1 . maUc lranamlaolon, 327 e,.ln. IDIR, wW Ill.. 50pereomlregular alzoa, 2 101' $23; P<*und. tho will; ond to th. att•nor euatne, f barrel carburetor, mloiiiGII, ABC aeo~~~ra, lllo.. crttomoyJ ,.,..ontl"lll anr of looa 10 lb. 69c. We take food $495.000 Body perfecl, Call tho afor11montionod pot~on11 W, VL 7~-c6 slampo. M allll G Food Market, Chorlo1 H. Barnhart, Soll1bury 992-7375. 8-27-3Qi 1-n•hlp, Molgo County, Ohio. 3 miles ooulh of IIJ4dleport oo No. 20,155; ' Rt. 7. 8-27-Sijl You or• t.r.b,. notlfiM th.. thli WOMAN for geMnl otnce work. 19G9 PLYIIIOUTII Roadnmaer, ------------~lnMntory ~4 Apprfllllo'""' of tho wn.L~R~~E~z~ac .. htfo Of tt.. afonntOntloned, c1.. Tn>l1111 noeded along with...,. low miiNp, reasonable, nruat ' eqpl!llled cloak modol HIIIDa cootocl, lote of nld Count", wao -ledge ot bookkoeplllllseD. llartel Golf, laniovlllo, fl'-d In thl1 Court. Solei lewontOI')' maehllle. ExooUent .....- . and Apptol••m•nt will bo for hoo,. Wrtte Box 7011-A In ...-. of phoao 7t2..1101. lt.26-6le 1137.60 eaah llal!8a l"t MION thl• Court on tho 8th clot 1ba llalb Santlllll, Pamei'Vf, - - - - - - - - - - - - of S.~.a... 1969, et 10100 o'cloc . • . , 1 195\:.FOII!l.~-~tll7 ~v, ·\ill! .. 1·1 1 ' , .._ • toWoiiJl:r 01o1a. ' '• ' ' 11-ZUk ' ·· Dlcli ~'ltaetM, vnlo. tlon! ,t:.'.:·.u.t'tf. thin ot I ~ . . 8-283tc come to ., I..,ortvftlfJ ..,•.,.. EVENINGS FREE, no -rleeee n ' ... 19e6 FORD 'h -ton pi<'"", 26,000 ectual miletj. radlo, deluxe healer. 1'llono Cboater 9115- · 3350. Cln be seen at NIWeD'a Sunoeo. &-111-«c Ra••n•WOCNII, •••• Vlrelt!a. ON) 27NIII 4 BEDROOM HOME, full·olzod buement. gas turMce heat, fmllll tt-eo. Pleaoe write to i .... ., ll!t ot Nlddleport ... ,I ll. 7. NURSE WILL DO lroolngo. call 9927380. 8-26-ttc. Lewia Ruffcorn or aQJ ~ bis relatives. Born in lleJsa Coullcy, 183.2, and married a Baker. Wa. a Civil War ..~eraa. Am trying tolraee1113' ! - !Uml- 8-ZUip ,. '• ' .. l. ' ' .' IIIICIAU ALL OUTSIDE 2 BEDROOM JiaoBILE home, Ill' and G Food Markel, 3 mlloo 'r.... .. any debla eootncted bJ . _, other than 1113'1tlt Robert F. Prf<ldy Ka•lOP• 0. "· ... • : you orpallo? U you are .lblo, IIIII - - TWO IIELIROOIII trailer 8 I 57. · peroon, don't eheat JOUroelt FURNISHED opartmonlo. ao.. to oehool. LIIJI• Tndlo .. feet. Will aell cbeap. See. out ol • tuccealful career. Phono 98U4M. lO.I&.Ue ll:&trr To -T'hl Geor&l Kaul!, 323 Write for Qpel-.ont R. G. 9mallatnnaa, St., I'OIIIerO)'. 8-26.31p Steele, P. 0. Box U, Middle-FOUR ROOII IDOI'I· port. JnH&, tilth, . . . . . . . . . . . . ' 24-INCH STEEL !Uobeam e« PH; ttJ.,21Q ._ lllnlaee with _ . . laelreL All - · · ll~h llulllorrJ A... p~a alii rqloten 11>110- Good 112-all. 7-llo4!o For Sale emdlllon. David Kcobl-, Cheater, Ohio. "-1185-3189. TWO BEDROOM h<lme, livillll s.2Nip · room, 41alq room, hall and SLEEPING ROOM ewer w I a e llllre, phono 812-1293. 7-l-l!c - - t:allHited, '1M BrOWDall Ave.,~ Ph. EARLY Aloi!!:IIICAN stereo, AM992-11961 or 992-.11035. FM, Mpeed "'--IIIer, 4 opeato. I WILL NOT BE reOD(IIIIble for CODCernl~ Dorrell Ru!feorn, 105 Klnp Drhe, Bellevue, Nebraska, 68005. Indo. ------------a flOOd -------------- -------------- ~ ~ For Rillt ----------------- -- "*' o.,_... Service, 427 2od Ave., Galllpolia. 8-27-3\c. , TRAILER SPACE. Cravol 1111~ loeatlon, raaaoaably Jlri<wAI'I"RESS wantod, IIIPII' Ia per- ' 111, 780 MaPle Street, ll1ddle. jort, Oldo. ll-.26.ate eon. CroJr'• StelkHouae, P..uaroy. IJ..28o81c TRAILER, BROWN'S TraDer OOE TO cbani!o, a,. Jonot E. Motrl• CI.K - · formerly left at Duke . C'-ra for repa!ro In Pom- 8/21, 8128 2tc OI'OJ' ora ncnrtobeleftandpieked up at Duiut Cleaners In Ml4dl~ H aod E - • ....k ,.... CoDiaet Georp F. Mar"-, $r., Olot, tor, Ohio, 985-3837, 844-elp shoot at Ginn und.. my l.nd ortd ''"' of Labor n ..aalcl Court, thl• 18th tlay of AugUII, ' ~· 1969. 8-27.ate -------------- ' <OIIIInld!OII gtU Forked --nuu Cit .. YotiHG IIAN to loom PHONE U2-2962 124. call Pomeroy r, TWO CAIRIEIS ·NEEDED IN MASON ,_.Iii- • EGULA110HS .I ,,; \ From Auto's To··Yo· Yo's HelpJ·'· Wanted · ' i:T ... NII-YOI fit. r11ftt .. Mit fill r.lnt •fir od• dHIM4 M· JMtl••'· Tlw .,..u,twr will not .. ,.,,.MI\1• f""' - • than one IRCen.ct iiiUrtlon. ' ' ;I Find INFOIIIIA~IQH " ' . I , ' -1:1 .,. ' . ·_:{ . . .p. . . . . .. . . . Np ol the·!nat· I Y.(4R I' "* ilo' "' .lib tried ' .... • !· �'( .A ,_~.. lip~ 0., ." - r Actions Noted Pip !l i:< iodUol ........ uailnod to tbe TWo dhor<e aetl..,. haveh llt!!_l, .... JIOloc:t, made ..... fllod, two have- IJ'IDied ud ~; {,.._ . . . perioi:IIW1111ld wu ..,. dlamliood In tbe Melp Couo:· : .. . bore ..... Thursday. v common Pl•a ~ I I - L, Wlil<er, l'onlorQ)o, 0 : P, E. ~. chief of. Ute ·;, : Federal llill1wal' oatce at Char- Ia - . g a diYOrce from Eloise : IoilGb, Wednesday Indicated no G. Wallrer, Pllmeroy, on charges ~ iiYellllpU... of. tbe brldiO 0011· of. IJ'(IBB nealoc:t of. duey ud OX· .: W.. to. be dOOle b)'hia treme erueitf. lllarles K. Stew- . ; ._,He aald tbere wvelooae art, Middleport, also charges · ; bolll In tbe bridp now, loft ln.. 81'011 negloc:t ofduey ud extreme : laldonally so tbe could be cruelt;r In his petldoo against : Jaelled up In llle eenter, bulthoy Vera L. Stewsrt, Mlddlop>rt Rt. : will be dibtoned 10011. 1. He asks cul~Ulet' of. ..,. chlld AI for the rust spots, Car- ud IIIIOIIter chlld expeeted to be : penter aald 11te steel Ia painted born In SeJl(ember. : Ia lbe llhop, erected and then Dlamlaood In Ute court was Ute .: alloril to corrode before paint.. dlvor<e suit of Linda L. Bo,yles : IDe so the paint will adck ...,.. acalnst lllarlea W, llciYies. Vio:: OYOII\y to the surface of. tbe let R, RUe was grllltod a divorce from PaulE, RUe and was given 1he use ol her malden name, Bro!m, and Clrol F,Dyewaagly. en a divorce trom Donald E. Dye. (COnljMiod - ·, •, ' .. ' '·- SHOP IN COMpORT ON ALL 3 F~OORS .,, . .. ' ' ··e·· . _: . ' BIG SEI.,ECTIONS IN EVERY DEPARTMENT ... IVEARING: ~~PAR~~ roR YOUR . . . . . '' \ ' ' ' '1.'1•' '~-· ' l l'. _ ' ' I ' I Frederick (Fred) Moornlrc, 85, Middleport, died Thursday :: morning at Veterans Memorial :. Hospital in POII\eroy. · Born at Pt. Pleasant, Mr. ; Mournine was a retired New : York cemral Rai)r(lld engineer. . He ls survived by a sister, •: Miss Ids llloornlue of TuA>er• ::. Plains; a elster- in· law, Mrs. :;. Margaret Moornlrc of l r :::· am a nephew. Tbnot:hy Mourn;: log, Ironton. . Funeral services will be held :: at Ill L m. Sotuntoy allbe RawI;: lows - COOts Funeral HCII!e wl11t ·:: the Rev. MaxDonahueofficlating. ~: · Friends may call at ttle Cuneral ·: : home af\YUme after 10 L m. ~: Frldsy. ..-----... .. '.· ( MASONi)Rill-fit ' : . TONIGHT AND FRIDAY AUGUST 27-28-29 "BARBARELLA" Jane Fonda COLOR - l'LUS"DUFFY" James Coburn COLOR ·· " MliS-THilftl· TONIGHT AUG.28 NOT OPEN FRIDAY THRU TUESDAY AUG. 29-SEPT. 2 Wolt Dl .. oy's "PETER PAN" (T ochnlcolor) An llii..C.rtoon Feoturo Captain H-':'s Pirates, inker Bell, Indian Brave and Mermaid Lagoons S.. tho HAPPY ENDING "HOOK, LINE & SINKER" · (Tochnlcolor) jMTy Lewis, Anne Francis SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. sallora Reller Comm.issloo for a five year term according to an entrY filed In Ute Meigs eouncy Common Pleaa Court. Clark's new term will begin Oct. 18, this year. XXII NO. 93 MASON- Walter Bulmer, Sr. 88, Hartford, died Wednesday evening in the Holzer Medical Center. He was born May 28, 1881, in Kana.,.ga County, W.Va., the oon of the lote Timothy and Lucy Jane Hall Bulmer. He was a coal miner and a time keeper for tile Slate Highway Dept. Survivors include his wtre, Mariami three sons, Walter,Jr., L&wndale, CallL; Donald, Palmdale, Calif., and Milburn, Newhall, Calit; two daughters, Mrs. Mariam Alice Smith, East Liverpool, ard Min lAicy Jane Bulmer, Hartford; 14 grandchildren and 12 greal1randchlldren. Funeral services wiD be held Sotuntoy at tho FOilesons Funereal Hmne·at 1:30 p. m. wl1lt Ute Rev. H. C. BUiops oMclsdng. Burial wUI be in tho Graham Cemetery. Friellla may call at 11te fUneral heme after I p. m. on Friday. PICKUP DELAYED RUTLAND - Due to Labor D&y, Monday, tbe regular Rotland VIllage refuse picloc> wUI be on Tuesday. LOCAL TEMPS The temperature in dowlrtowD I'OinerOY at 11 a.m. Thursday was 70 degrees UDder sunny lkles. MAIIRIAGE IJCENSE Thaddeus Scott Dye, 21, ea.... penter, and Linda Gene queen, 21, Albsey 3. · · .. · All-Weather Coats . sn,ht lrrtt•ltn Friday and Saturday Solo Berkshire Hosiery Sale KODAK MOYIE CAMERAS 49.50 lnstematlc MOVIE CAMERAS ---------33.00 59.50 lnst-ic MOVIE CAMERAS ----------39.00 79.50 lnstaooatic MOVIE CAMERAS -·-------53.00 99.50 lns-allc MDVI E CAMERAS -----------66.00 69.50 lnstamatlc MOVIE CAMERAS --·------49.00 · Sizes 9-11, 8-9%, 6-7%. This Weekend 3.95 Hosiery .............. Sale 3.i9 3.00 Pantyhose ............ Sale 2.39 1.75 HosierY .............. Sale i.39 1.35 Hosiery .............. Sale i.09 59~ p~lr· LEACOCK TAILE COVERS Nordic: wo••n pennanent ,.e11 with 10!1 rei"" flwfoh. · Wide S.lectlen of YfNI Fe.-wtte Colort 3.98 52 .. , 52 TAIL I COV:IIS ....................... SALI11t s.•t S2 llr 70 TAILI COVIRS ••• •••••••• ............ SALI o&.29 .,, ·k as"Y,It 'COYII:f ....................... _ L~~-· rtiD~~J&aki· C9YI•S '"~'""'"''"'lilfli ·. L t. ta(OVA · 'atiCOVIIU tli<li~tuit•oo . . • - ' iM ~Aitl! COYIIS '"""'''"' • •• • • •• 1 7.ft 9.91 60 ttr 102 TABLE COV!IS • ..................... SAL! 1.29 "faOUND} -.... 2.98 191 491 6.91 52 ttr 52 TAILI COVIRI ....................... tALl ~19 52 br 70 TAILE COVERS ••••••••-• •--••••••••••·IALI 1.19 52 ttr II TA8LE COVERS ••••••••••• ••••• ..... ,.SI,LI 3.99 60'' (ROUMD) TAILE COVERS ........... -. ...... SALE 5.59 NOWHERE, BUT ELBERFELD$, WILL YOU FIND A BEITER SELECTION OF WOMENS SWEATERS. New and Classic stvles in all the new fall colors, styled hy "Dotty Mann••- ••Featherlr.nit - "Empire''- .. Lansing"all well known name hrands, including cardigans, vests, channel jackets, V neck slipoven, long slee--t• 'urtle neck, short sleeve slipovers, shells, ski sweaters, soft flat len it orlons and helancas, bulky orion knits. Make your Hlections now· and coardinate them with our outstanding graup of slacks, walking shorts and skirts. 11 Spocial Pun:hoHI Mons Polyoslfl aod e-n . .PEUANENT .PlESS SPORT SHIRrS . All si10s Small (14-14!2), Modiu11 (15-15~, Lorto (161~) and oxtra lcwgo (17·17~. Solid colors: Blue, greon, bronze, gold. Beautiful plaids in 6 best combinations. 2 . $5.00. FOR Bo Soro To S.. tho Excollont Soloctlen Welcome Back, Teachers SKIRTS ARE AMUST FOR YOUR BACK TO SCHOOL WARDROBE. Beautiful plaids and 1olids in all wool flannel& and twetds, many s'yles including kilties, hip sti,ch pleated . styles, sheath styles. Sizes 221o 30 and 32 to 38. •iu• 29 fa 42 and extra •lu• 44 ta 48. 6"' doerM ,olrost.r and 35" cCNnbecl cottan. pnn ••II ,.teo•• fl"l'h. Good colot ..leeo tlon. Stop In,,,,. thom on. You'll like th• cotnfort.t.le Ut. P•-,..nt . HANES WINTEI .UNDEIWEAI now of Ho~ Wt""r Und..W"r for ftlln oncl t-!1•• · eosy seloctl ..... ~~, .......... of oiN• r;..., YIU)" IMGIIest ttor to tho IMn wh.o weors •I• 54. Union Suit• In thltMI, ln1ul oncl oatt.• bits. Shlrta oM dntwen, wlritw Walaht Wlefo a'M quilted Unca.,...,. Stott 'In ltflcl lool& '•• over. Makti 10.. ' t._ ~our 1wppl~ AIJ orr-.H for Tallored for tM mcrl'l.ft II'Min who wonts .,. . fullnen In •leeks. In FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS CO. . Bu,. ·MENS FULL CUT CASUAL SLACKS Ttl Stock Up Now r•ur .. r.ellort. in Mywanil . HYANNis; ~ - Ml!s, ,JOAN KENNEDY, 32, wife ol Sen. EdM. Kennedy, auf!ered a nilocarrlap Thursday nliht.lt Y!al her . oceur•llli lllat obrd&ys befOI(O ~ lrllluesl'IDII>. . '28, a Wa•hlneton-secretary, . by Kennedy piW]ild of! a Tho pond. · Mrs. Kenned,y was brought . . . a row nillesaway, b)' her oloters-ln-law, ~ he~ . . li!Oa. Rd>ert F, Ktlmody .and Mro. Slephen Smith. Kennedy was on a ' . . caii!PIJIIIIrlp with friends and arriYod loter at the hospital. AT ELBERFELD$ SEE BACK TO SCHOOL WOOLS AND BONDED ACRYLICS. t . orion/wool, 60" ' bonded woolen blonds and acryllci. lncludodare Donoaal fwoods, ·Hounds!Ooth O..cks, Plaldo, · Bonded F"nnela, 'Pioida, Twaods and Chocks. ,• The Fall '69 ~*lcs •• An ocellent tala ~ced at U9 and ~i9. . 1----·---·------------·.--~~.!!'!'-. . . .... ,. -· VISIT ELBERFE~S DRAPERY DEPT. DURING .; OUR 2Mr I)FF SPECIAL SALE ON "MADE·TO. YOUI·ME.IE DUPEMES" --- ATHENs - P~ENT NIXON ENDED A poychologlcal tug-of. war In Greece by nomlraliq Henry J. Tasca as tile new U. S. am- Select 1'0111' .IIIW *apes at ~· SIYIIIis of Zll\ off the H~f million do1lar diamond luwl made UNIVERSITY HEIGHTS, OWO - A CARRYING CASE conlalnq an eadmated JSOO,OOO lndlamanda"'sreportod}ltolen Thursday from lo New York Cl\y jewelry aaleoman In a ohot>l>liW center In Ibis eastem suburb of ClevolaniL . . .. Sam ~. 48, represe~ his awn wholesale firm of Ele!ant Diamond Coip., told pollee a man wne up behind him and grsbbed 11te cose tr... h!s band as he erterecla cab. He said he had Just completed s - . ., the diamond• to a retsD dlltrlbulor In the center. ~- auulfl,., IUJIIIefl by Tolley ·'" ' HIJNTINGTON, W; VA. ,- NEWLY NAMED HEAD loolbeD cmch !l/<k 'l"olley of. Marohall Unlverslcy aMounced Thurl'lly Ute addiUon jlf-")a,rp I!IW uolstalll c..chea to his staU and 11tetlour oophomore h.~""! . ~ report to pre-sessoli camp. ~~ iOuFFn!l\0 ,Ciorksburs radve who wu a twolime AI!-Americiali at VIrginia 'l'ich; had been hlrod to .,..ch 11te de. filnslve backil'ld and Gen!o.Breen, 1 IIY&oyesr veteran of tbe Nadonol 'F!IOibeU Leque, was tile - dafenalve Une ... ch. Ted Shoebrldio, ~~~~~ Marahall'olreihmiMellll to anunde(eate•l'-sonlut jesr, " ' was alfllqi the four Jl$h'""ore alora who did not repor,t. ', . ' · to end,, ' .• . . MENS J4CUTS / q~r{..y' slzo; Plainly .ma.rkecl. Ea&y to ' " ~nd tty' ~... Woola, 1nylons, nylon CJUIItecl, daeron a~ Cbttans, • c~.'f'Oll," 'vinyls. SizesSonall, mod_ium, largo ·oncl •,'II!~ l.fl!•· .Big ••!oction, lfi_~ '• .; YAF eheen,for roruervotilm \ How roefd[ for yoLW Mloction. Ali to Alheno. · . . For ellht 111011111& aopportera and opponents ol the army-hocked T • repme ot Premier George PsiJ&dopouloa has wondered lfNixDn would !11111te poat. ,Supporters hoped the Preoldent """ld do so quickly, Jn. terpretiJII the presence ol an ambas118{tor as tacit U. S. support for tile reslmL Lori!!• .• ~-· replar price. . . .. · ' _..,_ . Brl~t Jill measurlllllllts (WidltJ of rild;"ilnd U.slred lqth ftem tap of rod, d,owti) TqUa new antOO.aador to Greea! · ball~ "'*' New 1969 Fabrlts and colors. ~" ~ wool St09 In tt. buar ~nen• end .,.,., lte!Htfl"""' oM ' " tM loc'-'• for fall wHr. Bit 1electlen now In of•• 2 lo 7 ·ltftd I to 20. Mel~ with Clltochtd or d.,aohobW. hoN1. ,.... ., the country'• fNcll"' •nufacturon.· Cot•h•OJ• nrlon ""'1[-.4, doeron •nd cotter~~~ Briftt In , _ ..__,,, tr~ en o fo'cliet or two thot 1vlto , _ f•ncr aNI lour wlt.t yot/11 •ell. Now I• th. t.o•t tiiM to huy Jnk.t!t~ · eo,, 'K~e Jusl Arrl•odl Lo11o SlllpMnt SIHpereft ----------------------· ---INTHEDRAPERY AND YARD GOODS DEPAmtENT: Ahout80 Attend Hearing '"ported -. ----- .""'!'.------------~------ Roody Fot Your Soloctlon . • . WASIUNGTON ~ A SINO.SOVIET EXPERT SAID Thursdsy the •$ovlet Union mlpt tty to deotroy 0.11•'• growing nuclear cllfiOI>Uity 11 the Ru11iaDs leU they could escape a massive ground war. Dr. Richard C. . Thornton aald the otrlke mllht follow the estabo Uohmert of Soviet !q!pet reclmea, headed by Chinese defectors and lndlrecdy by lbe Russian military, along tile O.lneoe border, ' ••II JOYS JACKETS ~ We corry a com;lete lin'a of Hoover Sweepers includirit Canvertibleo, Diai•A-Matlc, Portable~, Handlvoc one! Constellation. Aloo a camploto line ol Cleaning Tools, Throw-A•Woy Bagl, ' 'Bolts, ole. . '• ' .,,..._. ""''""''". .,,. all c.rton with relea1._ Rnl•h. Brleht Checb on White Ground Sizes 6 to 18. Two pioce cotton broodclolh. in r.loids, slfipos and novalty pottorns. Topl are coat sty e with notched collars. Bonom1 oro full 'longth. Elastic in.ort lttr comfortable lit. Many ore permanent preu. OPEN FRIDAY NI'GHTS ' 5:00 TO 7:00 VISIT ELBERFELD$ DRAPERY DEPT. AND' SELECT ANEW ~OOI(E~ SWEEPER ~· . .• OLD FASHION CHECI( BIG SELECTION iOY$ PA,JA!l~S MEMBER FDIC Mtlllbtr Federal Reserve Sys1t111 Rwiam ponder 11rilre into China 9.91 60 ttr 102 TAILI COVERS ...................... SALIL29 PJ~n~tanenl pn~ss, By United Preas lntel'llldonol : WHITE SALE PRICES L91 NEWEsT EXPANSION - The Pcmeroy n<Mer Shop, 106 Butternut Ave., lach.: West Second St. in Pcmero;y, Is the town's oewest atructure housirw an expanded business. It is operated by Mr. arxl Mr1. Millard Van Meter. Announcement:J are bel-published today on pages 2-3. The public is Invited to a grsnd oponlrc Sunday, II a. m..to 6 p. m. • 1.00 KNEE SOCIS Save on your favorite style of Berkshire Stockint• and Pantlho11 during our Annual Fall Hosiery Sale. · o - ... rl ~ • ' '. ,- · .. ' Teacher Salary Raised $ 8e95 !...-, During the coming year our bank can perform many services that will make your work easier. We hope you will stop in soon so we may get acquainted. FRIDAY, AUGUST 29, 1969 ' Minos Sl1~l 12 .. 20 Half Slus 14K .. 2~ Just received a shipment of girls All Wealher Coats, in the laltsl styles, these cOGts defy win~ and rain, many styles to choose from, in all the autu111n colors. Stoc~ up " - an '"- bor• shirt• rou'll N n...l.. far School ond · Fall WeM. All sb" 6 to lQ. shltt I• ,.,_.,.... pnoo, Manr •• te~perecl atrl••· Cheo•• your ,_...,,.. collor ,,, .. , too, hill ..... •hfrt• on aole ht thl Melt~ ancl Bora 0.!Nfi!Hftf. Sellcl colon, ,....,. plolcl11 lloth lleht and clorll stripe•, e!heclls.- You'll went .•..,...ill when JOU ... th11e. ' ·' Y'· PQMER.OY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' Boys lo11 SIMYt S,.t Sltlrts We're delighted to have you with us again. You have one of the most responsible exacting and exhausting jobs in the world and we edmire your dedication. Our community is a better place ~use of your presence. I '• \ -----~~------~----------------------~--~~--~~------------~----------------------------------~~~--~~~~~~~:_____________ ' Sizes 2 to 6x and 7 to 14 Walter Bohner Dies Wednesday ··. I· ·. .· ' ·.· ' -' ~ Tollorod of solid and soft .& popper tWHd, CohM'ay bonded · , knit, Gdd 'a blovao · lttr dovblo duty and ll>oY ·. ,. perfect for Wort., 1 school, lravol and in town shopping, Roady to go onywhoro. cy. CLARK REAPPOINTED Frank A. Clark, Hemlock Grove, has been re&JIPOlnted to the Meigs COunt;r SOldiers and ·a· J : . Sandy Lane The .Pialntift in the Dye-case was given custoey of. 11tree minor ebildren. Both divorces were granted on charges ot. arosa neg~ lect of. duey and extreme cruel- ' ' ~ Fred Mourning . ' S.e '-ls 10ut•ftl~d,i~·l ,.,. · 'ahreln · .. .\ ~ ._._ Dies Thursday . en tIne'\ '"-. ~ .\ 'l1lunlluo, ~ · FiveDivo~ . • .• I; . ; I !!'f. LOllis, lo!O, - ANID SHOUTS OF "WE WANT Buckley," colwnnlst and loulldlna l'alber WOllam F. Buckley Jr. "oocked II to .. (CjlllloiJed ooi PliO 8) . Approximately 80 residents were on hand today when a hear.. BOll HOEFIJCH T•cbera of the Melp Local • School District were given $200 across tbe board salary lncreas.. es and revised salary schoWies for non-teaching employes were aclopled tenlallveb' Ibis week when 1he district• a board of edu~ <adon met at Meigs lllib SchOol in Middleport. The salary increases tor both groups are in accordance wiUt new state law, House Bill 531. The final approval and dele of starting increases for the non • teaching employes are dependent upon the flaal lnterprelalioo of HB 531 wh!ch requlresin.,..aaes for both teaching and oon • teaching employes. The board accepted the reaig. nations fA Mrs. Eleanor Zelher as a music teacher and of Mrs. April Sml11t, secretary at the Pomeroy Elementary School. Ap.. pointed as secretaries in the district were Mrs. Lela Curtis and , Miss Rebecca Stivers. SUpt. George Hargraves was authorized to otfer-an adult basic education class for those who have not completed the eighth grade. The board alao approved tbe establishment or a breakfast program for aU grade schools in the district with breakfast to be ··served to students trom the first througt, the sixth grade. This will start about the third week oC school, and is contingent upon final stele approval. cafeteria hmch prices were Crewman are Alive But 2 Have Wounds lng on a $5,280,000 Meigs COunty HJghway bnprovement project got underway in the Meigs County Courtroom. On hind to conduct the hearlf€ was John Dowler, division depu. Q' director tor Division 10, arda Jt41f lrC)ni karietta. . ~A1iMU~O.M, Kora (ll,PO Durllli the M"orrlllig; aspects 1Ul ild-ee·crewmen o1ic1aM a u.s. of app\-aisil1ll pr~rQ.- which wUI ArmY helicopter shot down by be needed CDr the improvement the North Koreans Aug. 17 when were outlined. One speaker it strayed over Communist terstresaed that professional help is ritory are alive, North Korea said secured by the highway depart- Frldoy. Two ol them were rement to determine fair market · ported seriously injured. value ot land to be used in the North Korean Maj. Gen. Ri improvement. He pointed out that Choon Sun said Capt. David H. there is no bickering. Th~ first Crawford of Pooler, Ga., and offer made is the high fisure and Spec. 4 Herman E. Hoffstatter cannot be increased later. f1 lowpoint, Dl., suffered major The speaker pointed out also injuries. Warrant altieer Malthe court recourse which the • eolm V. Lopeke of Richmond, land owner baa if he believes the itd., was· not seriously hurt, he amount olfeted Is i!Bdequsta. aald. · Property owners were urged to Rl's disclosure carne in reply c:~erate with appraisals an! ~I request by U. S. Marine Maj. point OlA alllactors of the value Cen. Arthur Adams tor data on of their lands. the men's condition which had Provisions of a new law which been refused by the North Koraids people to relocate in ease eans twice before. Ri, however, evaded American they must move due to a hlghway imprOvement were outlined by demands that the men be releasSpencer Cllns otthe highway de- ed. When4heAmericansldeasked partment. He pointed out tho dan- Nor11t Korea to return Ute men, ger ot premature moves by such Rl countered with the demand reside•s arll spoke of a council that the United states disclose its which advises am helps such res- purpose In sending the craft over idents some 90 days betore con- North Korean soil. strucUon acUiilly begins. The present plan ror the fm.. provement as revised since a Ohio Five • Day Forecast hearirw in 1962 was outllned. Continued warm In Ohio Sat.The construct1011 project coyurde,y lllroosh Wednesday, wiUt ered by the hearing Is on State highs averaging in 11te mid to Routo 7 and u. s. Route 33. The Ujlll8r BOa ud lows In Ute mid locaUon on Slate Roote 7 Is from 601. Preclpltedon wiH total a point four tenth a of a mile eas~ around one.tour11t Inch. Chance of the iuncdoa of State Route of. tlumdarshowers Monday m1 143 to a point -tenths ot a · Tueoday, but more likely about mOe east or tbe present JIIDCIIon Wednesday. . ofli<Me7and U.S. R<Me 33;011 (COniiiOiod on Page 6) ,board Pay ·lncre.ase again set at 20 cent-. with extra ' milk to coat fOil!" cents, This price was made possible lhlo year clue to tbe approval of. Ute dlatrlct's appllcaU... for add!llonal federal luneh fUnds. Mrs. Doloreo Wolfe and Mrs. R. L. Jacoba Were appointed leachera In tbe Title I program and lbeboard~i,Rm~Vedllr"""""'s Garage ln Middleport as the lo.. cation for the auto rneehanica shop unttl the' shop facUlty ln the new hllfl schOol Is completed. The purehase of oonie small pieces of additional ~ for the new bulldlnK as reeommended by the arehlteel was ap. proved. These Include mlaeellaneous custodial equl....,., mlscell.,..... lcll<hen equlJ>ment, protective wall -matl tor the gym, clinic equipment and IUrnllure, otools for labsandfurniture for teachers• room. The to. tal coat will be $4,396.23. 1bere are still a few additional itema to be purebaood Men Tell Mutiny LANDING ZONE BALDY, Viebiam (UP~- The men of A Company told the story or Uteir mutiny today- a tale of rear. of loyalty to blddies, of a lieutenant who took death hard • Lt. Eugene Shurtz Jr., 26, of Davenport, Iowa, the company commander at the time, said his men were stricken with tear after nearly a week of heavy combat. ••r you've worked in Vleb!.am and you've seen a battletleld, you know what it's like," Shurtz said. He described he losses hh unlt had suffered as ,.tremendous. , .we had 95 men on ' Tuesday and 52 men on 9.mday," the day of the mutiny. Slurtz was relieved of his command Collowing the incldent and was reassigned to LZ ol headquartera Baldy, the · AI least ooe of h!s former troopers said 9\urtz was too inexperienced Cor the company commander's job but that the order ror the company to advance was 4•stupld," uwe had rive people and fear grabbed hold ot them," 91urtz said. ..In previous days, they had been able to conquer it. Once these live people were talked to and reassured, they moved out." He confirmed the olflclal Army version- that live men refUsed to advance against Communist positions in the Q.&e SOn Valley but changed their mlnds an llour later. 9\urtz, an athletically built six-looter, had been in VIetnam about a montiJ. "The onl:,y thing wrong with Lt. Slurtz was that he didn't have enough experience, •• said Sst. Dennis Davis, 21, o1 Sl10&111, N. c.• a member c1 the lieutenant's former compa111. •• Sunday was the third day we had to go Into 11te some spot Where we lost a ~~t of people, •' (COnUnued on Page 6) CINCINNATI (UPI) - Greene Lfne Steamers, Inc., operat:oi~s ot the Delta Queen ·riverboat on the Ohio River, plans to sell hs operations to Overseas National Airways for $1 million. William Muster. president of Greene Line, said Thursday the aile Included tile COI!alrucdoo ol a new overnight river passenger boat to reJd,ace the Delta Queen scheduled to cease overnlglrt tripe after November 1970 because of changes in federal Miss Distler aprGIJUI ,._ ., S~VE#~OF .. . ' EL ., .. ,. ,j' ,. ... ' 'I ' ' . ' - ..The l)rlce ol replacement f« 1lte Delta QJeen came Ia lit $10 million and major corporalo flnanclue is e•aendal u we are to go ahead, 11 Muster said. •-rtte pre- stockOOiders decided to sell to ONA so 11tat Ute pe,_ ger riverboat trade can be per. petuated!' under- Is 1lte Rd>ert De Cormier .. . eloctrit'~ . McComas, and board member• Vlrldl Klq, Mrs. E. o. Rail, Don Mullen, Hiram Slawter and For_. ter. For Leaving Seene tf!lf tbe l~ow concert-· \ the mec!ldng • .,. ... Mine Kills Five ' . ·t •. . . , . ,-~n~nn ,. . ,. Attendl.al &!pt. Hergraves, Assl.- 8ijpt. · Lorry Morrison, Clerk L. W, Home Economist our ,~... ,,..t lot-away pia~ •f, you wish .... ; , . P .il}) Bill Porter. Is Appointed · Bio .. tectiOfl of •'-•• papulor uiH:tol troua.,. ttr Lo.-1'•• Trhn fitting wlih tap41,.d l•t•· Wide helt loop1, no euff1, $tO p,.,, fabric of 50'1 Fortrel Pol,..,ter Of!d 50" Cotton. Solltl color, IN'td plofds In •la:n 211 te 38 wolst. .JNi ONA ol!lclals sa1d 1lte Delta QJeen probably woold be retained u a floating restaur.. 0111 or a day • excursloa boat 011 the Ohio and Mllllsalppi roguladona, Rivers. The boat llae will be operated . Pions also Included develop; by the present management as ment of two rlverfroat ia.d a aubsidiar7 ol Overseas, if the leueo, one in Clacllllatl IIIII airline's apptlcatlon liled with rmother 1n st. LAJUls, for conthe CivU Aeronautics Board is struction of Ooatlng enlerlalnapproved. ment center. Miss Joanna Distler has been named home economist of the Columbus and SOulllern Ohio Electric co. in Meigs and Gallla Countlea. In her 1101111101 - the flrot SAlOON (UPil- A truek bit a Vletne.me1e troops three 7_.. ..CCifiOioillt !Or 1lte . .. ~ .. ~· ~ VIet· Con): mine ltilllng·D•e New ago; wl1lt otllces In Mlddl~ llamjrlhlre Nadonal Guards.. The five National Guaidlmea Mill Dlader wiD divide hor work week between the two coundea. men who were drlvlue away were driving down a road 3'i !ite ffill attend a company train- from the battlefront 011 their nilles nor11t ol Selgort Thesday way to got processed oot of. when he truck's rear wbeel1 ing schoolin'Colwnbuslnthenear Vietnam for home, military hit 40 pounds of explosives. future before initiating major spokesmen said today. They were Spec. 4 Guy A. programs in both countie1. On Ute figbting fl'<lllll, allied DI-etl, 22, Spec. 4. Roger E. A gracOJate ol Eastern Kentucky troops killed at least 265 Viet Roblchau, 24; Spec. 5 Rlchanl Universi\)', Miss Distler is a CODll and North VIetnamese · E. Beaesl, 24, Sst. Richard P. former home economies school soldiers Thuroday. Eighteen Raymond, 27 and Spec. 4 teacher and has also worked as Americans were lcllled and 87 Gaetan J, G, Baudoin, 20, all of. an eeonomist with a utility comwounded, Mandtelller, N.H. J>IUU' In Maysville, Ky . She Is The heaviest u.s. losses were residing on North Second Ave. in Wresder is Held In the ~e SOn Valley 340 nilles Middleport. nortbeaat of. Saigon where American forces have killed more than 1,000 Nor11t VlelnaLANCASTER, Ohio (UPI) ELBOW FRAC1URED meae in the past 12 da3's. More Jerry Graham, a prol.esalllllai Russell V. Manuel, 38, Racine, han 80 U.S. soldiers have been wreader .......- wbile try1na was admitted to Holzer Medical killed In 11te same period. to take his molber' a body ll'Ofl! Center, First Ave., at 10:30 a. Thirteen American Marines a hospital in Phoenix, Ariz.; m. Thursday with a Cractured were killed In the valiOY was held in jail here today on li rig!ot elbow. An employe of the Thuroday and 13 woonded. They charge of leaving Ute sceoe of. MCil River Co., he was IJUured killed 18 Comnwnlst troops. an accident. !" while throwing a line from one A SOu11t Vietnamese patrol Graham, s native of Buckeye bergo to IIIIOIIter wha! 11te llae led by a U.S. Green Beret Lake, Ohio, was held CBU!lhlln bits behind him. sergeant discovered an obso- bOIId after leaving 11te scene of luete U.S. Mtl tank hidden in an accident after his car hit LOCAL TEMPS an UDderiJ'(UMl Communist anotller near here Thurlday, The tamperature In downtuwn bunker near Tay Nlllh Thurs.. Fairfield COunl;y sberill's .! lf!lPllmeroy at II a.m. Friday un- day, Military opokesmen aald It cen said there were no o111r der 8UlUQ' &Ides was 75 degrees. had been caplured from ..........., out for blo ar.._ · ' •, · MISS Dllrl'LEII Co~ing LEVI'S NUVOS Follorrlne Ute meetil!i board membero and odrnlnlllrOtors Inspected 11te bulldlnp, and 11ten 11te IJ'OIIP and ita fomilllll were guelll lor a plenlc dlmer at the esbla of. Mr. and MrL Delta Queen Will be Sold Story of ·neu.·Llii!IHnianu,·alpde. A aalary od.e4.1e for extra asslgrunents such 11 the year. book, scbOIII new-r, coachlng and band was readopted, and eoochlrc asslgmnenta for 196970 were .wroved. . Llnds Morris and Hell French were IIJ:IPOinted bus drivers., Bert Grueser ao a custodian, Louloe Redlord as a subsdtute eOIIkand Faye Manley &I substitute U driver. 'Ibe reale;nation ~ Joe McMurray as a bus driver wu accepted. lbo veat 10118 and ,..._ .tho v......... J!oi!!l'."·'•"'"" ,1 � 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. 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