http://66.213.69.5/files/original/892409721a5a6a3ecca31841791fe8e3.pdf ce9f72b39ec6eac51adbc149b922d20c PDF Text Text 'I ' I < '• . . ,, ~1 A ION DRIVHN ' ·~ wrecllqlr the &lnd-.IM ~ile wblch ; - . Semel clown .6:35a.m.; ......... ~lost~· ·a liibrP T. Prlee d9WD 11:16 p. ·:tree ~ landed · Iii •, a amaiJ · m.; J - A. ~ up 1:05 ravillt. • • a.DI.I Alon B. Merrill up 3:15 Two meu 'l'~ ,I ii 'h ' tho Lm.• J"""a B IIIDol up t:30 craah d tbe arelli . ad! ·.whKi ,,. a.m.; Fort ~'··a,p eiao eea.... 1'hl1 wereJdaDIIOoda• · Lm.; Wlnllald, Natloaal - . Gl~ Elpnt J!el•• 37, .,the , 9:4$ J P.m.; C)Jaeblla down 2:15 pOOl, and a~ lllla•.....-;1 ~.;, H. E. .. up 5:10 .. m. COLOR ALSO Rod Tayllo'r in "TO HELL WITH HEROES" ! OHIO RIVER - Lock lt, La. clr llad>rle up 2:$0 p.ln.; Ed"""' S. Do- doWD 5 L MEIGS COUN11ANS LIKE gnud ""'~s and this was the """' It loobd In tile reglllll'atlm Uno Sunday when over 700 residents turned out for the grand opening of the Pomeroy flower Shop on SAVI! TIMI!': •. Butter111t Ave. Stella Ponn to Holea M. WDltams, LDts, Pomeroy. COME AS YOU ARE! THE FARMERS BANI ••• SAVINGS CO. POMEROY, OHIO Say LONG· TIME FRIEND ofll!r, and lllrs. Millard Van Meter, operators of the· Pwnero~. F1ower Shop, Mrs. Opal Kloes, right. ·presided at the punchbowl as some 700 residents moved tllrou«h thfl retreahment line at tbe atu:v•s gnrxl opening In new quar- "I miss you" ters Sunday. Being sened by ll!ro. Kloes are Mary and Tcmmy Bowen. MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT, SEPT. 2 Walt Di•n•y's Knotts, Maaon; Jenny Newmey. Tochnlcolor) An l I·Cortoon Feature Captain HoOk's P irotes, er, Wilkesville; Bernice Wlrm, Pomeroy. S&tllrclay Discharges - Dot.. tie WUt; Dolores Zecll, Ellza. beth Stepbard, Alzada HallhUl, George Rowley, Kennetb Dlngus, Dosha llall, VIola Moon, l'llyllla Clark. &mday Admissions Elo- Tinker Bell,lndi• Braves and Mermaid Lagoons Beautifully Arranaed BY YOII Florist See the HAPPY ENDING Surprioo and delight her while you~re away with an artistic arrangement of love- lroah flow•• •••••• DUDLEY'S 992·5506 Mlddlopolt, o. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSP!fAL Admissions saturday - Ida GoegJOin. Pomeroy; wnma Parmalee, Middlej)Orl; Earlls CracL dock, West Columbia; E 1 8 I e "PETER PAM" I ly, llotiJ or Transfers ll's Quick! It's Convenient! "HOOK, LINE & SINKER" (T ochnlc,Jor) Jerry Lewis, Anne Francis SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. WED. AND THURSDAY SEPTEMBER 3-4 HOT OPEN wortb DW, Pome~oy; Bertha GW, Middleport; Maude Y011111!, Ra. cine. . &md'Q' Discharges - Robert Hemsley, Mabel Wolfe, Walter Garnes, Earlie Craddock. · lllonday Admissions - Karen Miller, Middleport; George C8ln, Athenli Paul Milliron, Racloe; Marcella WHAT DOES IT TAKE TO BE A Hartman. 1oa1 Bottom; Bessie Undo..-, Cheshire; Steve Roseberry, loq Bottom; Evle . Estep, Pomeroy; Mabel Roush, Racine: Margie llwX, Ra. cine. Monda,y Dlschargas - Noaa. . Independent Tachnlclan? If y:ou'ro o ••If. employ•4 TV ,.. palr1110n, -chenlc, , ........., otlwf WINNER? Any ball player will tell you thai il lalrts just a little ";rxlra of that some·. thing" to be a winner. At our bank "rita! something" . is high eamings on insur- ed savings. pe a winner at our bank. 1oin our sal/" ings team, the fiiggest winner arourul. WHEN YOU VISIT, F'ARK FREE technlclon, · Joha H... cocll hils • , .. tl,......_ plen tMt •Ill ...... )'OV well. We can show you how rou con pllt up to I 0" ol rour a,.. nuol o;rned '"" COIM - Gf $2,500 1 whlchev..- I• loll - Into y:our own HR•JO Quallfl.d Retlre~t~~nt Plan, and H4uet the totill amOunt •a~h 'f"Of: from thcrt · yeor't gro1a I no com1, You con do It q. cou" of a cha!lftl In tN S•lf..E.,. ~loy•d Individuals Ta• R1tlre•nt Act, P..evlowly1 )'OU WWI .,.,Mftt.d to deduct only 5~ of tN1 contrlbuflon. TM,. •• ethw Important ad¥ano tag..,, and yow John 'Honeac• 11111n knows them all. ~alional · He'll •• hap,y to diiCUII th111 with ,-.u artd with your .tfOI'M>fo cktell•, H e n r y Hensley, Beverly Hensley to John c, Hensley ,Bar. bara ~ Hensley. .83 Acres, Olive. Elizabeth E. Smith, W. J. Smith, Jean E. Mam, George V. Mam, M.D. to Union Cor. bide Corp., Mlneralo, Letort. Lebanon, John W, Arbaugh, abel Ar· beu8h to Ballard Homo, Darla S. Keenan, Partels, Olive, · Luey Justis to Earl A. Smith, Edna A, Smith, 'Is Acre, Pomeroy, Mary Ethel Gllkey to Edna Slobut, Lot, Middleport. Jcim Foreman, Eliza Forenu to Roy Proftltt, Meter S It o Agree., Lebanon. Calvin ~so. Allee Sprouse ID Amos TOlls, Ruth L. Tillis, Lot, Rutland. Lewis E, Mcintire to Arlie E. CoUino, Joonn B. Collies, 23\1 A., Olive. Charlea Frederick Reiber, !\vlvia L Reiber to Bureallun. c:oa, Bomle M. Duncan, 29\1 GENE RIGGS 992·5169' •• ~35f5 141ddloport,' 0. Llf'IJ 1,~.'11 '/I ANI'/! pu- -er...mce s. .illl FJberfelds Hosiery and Founcktion Departments Paesent Elmer G, Sayre to Stemt So,yre, 100 A., Salisbury. 4'dla J. Matlach, WOllam Mat. latch, · et ai, Robert Rarten. becb, Sterll!, to llar<lld L. Brew. er, Ruby Brewer, Parcels, 01 .. lve. ' the perfect BODY PACKAGE by FORMFIT ROGERS for 8 10 r • Premier, 78, Believed Near Death in Harwi 1be teaci!IDg staff Cqr the ..,. IICbOol rear baa been complet. ed bi tbo Soulbom Local Scbool Dlatrlet l!oard ct E41catlon. Employed In a recent mooting were Richard Piersol, h I g h IICbOol English In the jun. 1nr and un1nr buildings; Dse Pumphrey and Bruce Wallace, at the Letart ElemeiCary School: Robert Jones, vocational agriculture instrUctol7, and Mrs. Florence Circle, Raclne elemen- tery building. Robert Aahloy "" named co. / ordlnator ct Federal TWo I pro. grama ~ school year· . 'MRS. WU.MA SARGENT WAS P.t'OHnted a ·beaulituJ .Over llalplt Sayre, new dlalrlct ,.. ~"""co by Melgs Councy SuperiiiiAindont of School& Robert parlnteldeot, reported 111at ar. 'Bowen Tuellda)' night when she was .honored guest at • dinner -enta were compl- Cor moving the sixth graders of tho hold by the Melga Couaty Baal'<l of Ed~catlan . alld. omployeo of the Meias County s..>erintendeot of Sctfouls' omce. lllrs. Portland and Letart areas ID the Sergent served as secretary ID the eounQ' 114>Bl'lntendeat of Letart Elementary School thla acbools 37 years before . her· recent resignation. nt.e all"Ver last year they oorviee was lbo gilt of the board 1111 otall at the councy s~r· classes In llaelne. .~ lntendent' s office. Authorized ID receive extended service piy were Mrs. Con. nee Andrews, cheerleader supervisor; Mrs. VInas Lee, Annual and Echo l'llbllcatlons, and cart Weese, a a dramatics coach. In accordance with ..,.. elate law, teachers of thecUstric:t~e lllab trll>ule waa paid Tuesday with w1>0m !lira. 5aQIIII work-' son Cor 17 years, MrL Sargant given a $200 across lbo board · al8irt a1 a dlmer In her honor ed Cor 17 rearo, and !lira. Pat. alao worked with the late c. o. pay lllcreaae el!ecdve Sept. 1. wnma S.gent. wllo re- teraon ware- apeclal polls It the Chaplll8ll a.....,...ofyears. Mrs. Mrs. Be~ Curfman was em. Sergent Ia..,.. worldne maport. ~ roolgnecl efter 37 years dlnDor honoring ll!rs. I!OrPIIt at u IOC1'01ary IIi tbo ' c:oonty SUo Beii!OJ'a Reltaurlllll. time basis In the OC!Ice d the Mra. Su'gant tbanked the Meigs MelBa Consen>atlm Service. parlatendent of SChoolf ol!lce, by Attending the dlmer were Mr. llobort -..., present M o I K • ~ Board or Emcatlm and members of the ltlfl' at thecwnand Mra. BoweD; Mr. and Mrs. Coulll1 ~ofSchoola. llcnrea, ~ lbo, preseoto. cy 111110~1 OC!Ice who Patterson, Mr. and Mrs. liar. ·., lion ct a gUt 10 Mfa. sargent, gave the oppreclatlm dinner. Ste old Lobae, lllr. and !lira. Harold ,JERUSALEM (UPO - Searcll· lhalllred her fOf her dedl""ted CODIIIIonted "that all goocl tblngs llouah, ll!r. and !lira. VIrgil At. ers have fOWld the automobile """'k and .......sized her c:ootrl- DUst come· to an end,. referring kino, lllr, and lllrs. Otis Koopp, abandoned by James A. Pike, bullolla ID· the IICbOol 8)'8lem of tO her l q 1181'1 ct work In the Mlao Linda llaley, ll!r. and Mrs. former episcopal bishq) ol Larry Heines, !lira. Grella Sut. ·~~e~ga CWney over the year&. cowit;y OC!Ice. tlo, !lira. Nellie Vale and liar: California, who vanished TuesIll addltiCIIIIDworklnswlthBow· 0, 0. i'Jiterson, Rutland, for, mer · 111porlntelldenl ct ochools, en C« sovoral rear• and Patter. old Sergent, husband of the hon. or sueot. Honor Mrs. Sargent .. Mrs. ran. ploylld ao assistant cook at the baseball coach. Lelirt Falls building and the t where ,they •ve a traUer. Mra. steve Mardnko went to Anchorage, Alaska where she wW Join her husband who Is sla· llonod there In the ormy, lllrs. Dooma Wataon and lwo ,ona, Jimmie and Hay, went to · h. sumter, S. C., to visit her dall&hter, Airman and !lira, GarJ day in the Judean desert, police said today. There was no trace of Pike. A map belonging to the controversial 56 - year - old 'Meet the Team' Thursday . "Meet !be Teom" nlilht wl).l"'"- ~~4 at the Melp Swllum , In Pomeroy at 6:30 p. m. 'rit.rslllllo. '"" . Foolboll players oC Metg~' Scllool'wlll.be introduc<!d '.lad will ·work out under the · '!be •high 'ochi>ol band will . liven the evenlrw with a preview ·its own. Reser~ season JiCkets to Meigs gam·e s are on sale at the New York clothtQ~ Houae in Pcmei'O)', Wilson's Western Auto Store In Middloport, atllattbo Rutland Doperlment Store In Rutlatll. General admission tiekets will be on sale in the same buatn8ss houses on F~. Meigs will <!)On Its seaaon at. 8 p. m. Friday at tile Meigs stadium apinst Ironton St. Joe, a DOD-league match. r' BarnharVMr~, Barnhart and · baby da"'!hter accillnpanledback bore r... a visit and retui'Jio ed bock hCIIIIe to Sooth CarUiiaa. Mike MarciMl> who Ia In the , army, his 'bien nat to Ft. Jach- · .... Robert Marcinko, Jr. alit sla- ter Teresi wne to Je-town, PL, whore lhil¥ ba'" elql!oy. moot. ll!r. and Mrs. Jewell Stoey d nora, Ohlo, Leon Hecox oflpwa, ""rOil/Ili-a~ or the w..,... w.....,. ' '"'""" '•lla.el>li!t Cir., to, ~-~atrua. at Ohio Siata lllllvtrll(y, "' .... John i\'. Bricker, former ·11110 ,..,...,... and lor. v. s. - 11'- N- 6 Fined in Middleport l l ·~ Up in 1969 Ollnll._ 131, Harrisawtlle D........, 135, llradJur7 .,.._....., 1%7, Salisbury EJ-.T w, to. tal, 1,5!JL Tho el.....a17 roUment lutYMr tolllod 1,8C. James D. &ittis, 20, and Jos. Hlal> Scbool .... ..... eph D. Berry, 21, ho!h oC MlcL lnr HIII>Sd!Ool.....w-a, ...... dleport, will be arrnlgned In a Stilts, Berry To Face Court federal court In Columbus Frl• dQ' on auto larceny charges, acc:ordlng "' Sheriff Robert liar. tenbach. The men were taken to FrankliD. Count,y last week after being returned here from Gallipolis !ollowiDg thalrarrestthere. Thoy and a woman companion were MEIU (;ENER,u. HOSPITAL ' rldlzw In"a station wagon alleged- AD!lJTT£D - NOlle. DISCIIAIIG£1> ~ Nooe. 'l.· \ ,• .... ' ' Talk about an lnv~tmenL A 8"F" Bra Slip in, new ..;,n.,ling .Sieeuire.. of F ort,..P, poly"!fier · ·. · ·· · The Bra1Siip Kiv~ you olie Itt of·. ,trl.-., o.~ ~·~uoth 't tilic ~fee Stocking Girdle ~\yto yqu ponl)'hose ~om with girdle co~t,rol, . youlN. •11. puU"!l .~~~etl\~; f<!il~~"niaqo~louo,, witli ' !~inp ,to ,.kln inl!_>i "' T . Jhe ' \:' . ' ' ·~· " f. . .·s ~~:~, ! w. . ' ~ - v-.. Pike's·Auto Found or funeral heme rrom bere Sundl,y . WPil - PARIS Ho Chi Mioo's lllneaa •IIIIa•• abooiiUIJ.., ·etfect on North Vietnam's basic pollc:iet," an extnmeb' kaalllrlldltable source said today. The source, who ~ to be ldentlhd even by political afllllation. said the Ulneso of tbo Norih president would 11 modlty in no way dte VietlameH peaphfa Rruatl tor liberation. 11 The Hanoi delegation to the V - pooce Iaika WOI In dlnct cable contact with its home capital and pres•nUb' wu reeetYlc , messages oo the 78-year..old Ho'l!l corxlition. Members of the delegation refused to commert either • Ho'1 illness or on any developnert5 it may have caused in HuaL Neutral Asian sources said the Wnes1 might klldle factloDII feuds In the North Vlotnuneso CoolmunlstliOlV leadership, lurp!J between the pro--Moscow am pro-Pekiqr wtrws. The auddeni""ClQlC• ment that Ho was tll was beiJW diacuased at prhate atratea' talb by U. S. diplomats. U.S. Ambassador to Saigon Tuellda)' evening aDd told Ellsworth Bunker was c:onter~ newsmen he eJI)eeted the _.. ring with Henry Cabot Lodge, governme•· .teaderlhiP Ia . Sol· at111 UDder Pnaldlot chief U.S. negotiator at the goo, Ng10'0D Van Thlou, tO VIetnam talks. Initially their discussions were to have past pollclas of elldllll lbo focused on a review of the new by nog<Jtiated ~ .... South Vietnamese cabinet and without turrooder. A Cow houri after the Bunker's assessment or the sta-.nt, XlaD Thuy, tile group. VIetnamese 11111011But a statement from the chief ator lid mlnlater ct alate; North Vietnamese delegation made 1 new ops-1 to Gil churchman was discovered that Hanoi is more interested in United States to rapidly wltbnear: the car in which he alii American trcq withdrawals his thire wife, Diane, 31, were than in the overthrow of the . draw ltl forces frCIID Scab riding on a drive frCU\ present Saigon regiJ:T.te Put Vietnam. ~ at a rec_... Bethlehem to the Dead Sea In these talks in a new focus. Bunker arrived in Paris colebratllw the 2tth ami-• lsraell«c~ied Jordan. ry of Ho' • deduatiCIII ct Arab tribesmen joined huJ>. lnd""'ndence frtm ~ 'dreds of Israeli trO<I)S aoo Thuy Indicated to - - tbo pollee in the search for Pike. Communlala mlglrt alter tbolr · HelicopterS whirled over the demalll to ouat tbo Tblaol area, honeyccm\bed with caves --UPni.!!Jti!&J!IW aid dried stream beds which "JIIartl wlllldrawillll . lr'Oapa In make detectioo trom he alr coosidorable IUDibera ud .., very di!ticult. pldly." Poli~e said the car broke When pressed by reporter• • Six defendants were lined and the amount of wltlldrawal aDd down alii the couple bean walking until Pike became three others forfeited bonds what the North Vletmmue exhausted aJd collapsed. Mrs. Tuesday night in the court of would do If N!Jron wlthdnW Pike contiiBJed on alone until Middleport Mayor C. 0, Fish· more Ilion 1 quarter al lbo she reached Bethlehem. The or. American force•, 11lv;y •ld. FOifeillng boods of $25 each uwe11 th8n. It would cr•te a search for her hu.sband was were Timothy Rocchi, 19, Gal. new sltuatlm lid we would started lmmedlaioly. liJIOIIs, Illegal exluwst; Waller take it into account.., Mrs. Pike wa1 brought to K. Carpenter, 20. Point PleasJerusalem later am was · reported under sedation today ant, speeding. and Carl J. Rofs11n, 23, Guysville, squeallnB in a hotel. A U. S. spokesman in Jerusa- tires, Fined on four convictions was lem said there was hope Pike George Quillen ot Middleport, might be loom alive and $10 and costs each on two clta.rgspeculated the churchman could es or disturbing the peace, $20 have c::rawled Into one of the caves to find shelter from the and costs for assault and battery, and $10 and costs for desun. Flrlt Clgures Cor tile a e w The couple was spending a struetloa ~ propercy. Clarence 0. Freeman, 54, Pomeroy, was sc...,. year reported tociiQ'll!'lbo month in Israel to study origins fined $10 and costs for disturbMolga Loc8l Scbool Dlmlctor O.rlatlanlty. Ing the peace and $10 and coats overall In lbo 111.. Local residents said it was trlct •• up. . for assault with a deadly weaunlikely Pike could survive in pon. .... TGial ........_ In tbo ..... the desert more tMn 24 hours Others fioed were Alice J. trlct this yar, IDclw!llll without water~ They said the area Is honeycombed with Jeffers, 33, Jac::kson, '$10 and eta! educotlm 1111-....-, caves and that if Pike had costs, speeding; Mark A. Bee- totals 3,022, _.-ed to a 111gle, 18, Racine, $1(1 and costs, tal enr<rl'- ct Z,981 far lut crawled into one of them to escape the sun It might be days speedlngj Leonard Smith, 29, yur. Clifton, va., $10 and oosia, EnrolimeDt ror acbool Ia: before searchers round htm. speeding; Myrtl• McCumber, l'orrlaJw El-.:J fll, NJd.. Temperatures in the area Mlcldlepor~ $10 and costs, aa. dleport ElemeliMQ 161, RntJmt were reported arouM 105 sault and battery. · Elomenlary 2to; ·c .. degrees. Portion Paek of Athens was resignation ct NOIId& Hendricks awarded a contract to provide as a cook was ac:eepted. meats for the school eareter. Awarcled lbo contract to ouwly las and Roebrecht of Parker•· cool lor all tlvo sehoul• or the burg was given the contract tor dlmlct was the Jacobs Coal canned goocls, prOduce and frozen cO. or Pomeroy. Crults. A salary sch......, was odopl. A report was given on t b e ed cor the coac111ng alall whl ch closed lunch hoor in all five Includes Robert Aslliey. head schools of the Southern LOcal football cooch and athletic dl. School Dlatrlct this year. stu. rector lncludlnaooordlnatlngthe dents must stay on campus tlJ.r. tull athletic: program; John Blake lng the lunch period unle88 lhil¥ am Bruce Wallace assistant have a doctor's excuse. rootball c:oachea; ou'ane Wolle, A letter of reslg!l8.tlon was seventh and olgllth grade Coot. read from Mrs. Joaoe H. Wolfe, ball coach; James Adams, head clerk of the board of educ~. basketball cooch, with H II t o n effective as soon as possible. Wolfe, a&sistant; Duane Wolfe, Mrs. Wolfe, however, will re. ninth l!l'ade basketboll and Bruce main on the job long enough ID Wallsce, sevontltandelghthgrade help acquaint a repla~e~nt in tiasketball, and Larry Wolre, head the job. monthly quota with the oldest 19 year-Gido available. In the tlrst )'ellr transition from lbo oldest-first to the yoongest..first. those above 20 and not yet 26 would be thrown Ia the llrst year pool with the 19 yoar-<Jids. In 1967, when. Congress oxle!Jied the Selective Service Act, it barred the President !'rom Instituting an artificial lottery wlthool nrst gettirw permission !rom CGngress, but ol1CCIOI'Oged him to atart mat.. lng lbo youngest susceptible to tho Jt first Instead or the olclel . ' ' ' · lo recent weeks key House' aid se.taie membera let It be ·koowQ chances of any gettiJW . . . - to the draft !QUery blll thla year were very dim. lli!p, F. EdWard Hebert. DLL, ehalnnen of tile Houae anned servl oubcammlttee for tbo clralt, caUs the roungeal.;llrst method "lottery by DIY!Iio Pravlclence." ~· PlaiDS resident for ma· ny )'eara. Several went to tile API'QINTED Tl!Uin'EE cow~s w~ M.Merte ' ' I' olds became the 11prime age grcqt," the local draft bOard. would be Instructed to 1111 their Parkenburg. Rev. Bragg was a lllrs. Carl Bormort of Reedao ville visited·Mr. and ~s. g..,.. ell Wol8011 Friday, ' . Enrollment · Word was received here sat. urday of the death of Rev. W. W, Bragg at a hospital in (])arieston. W. VL Hlo body was brought to Parkersburs to the Ogden.Fu,.. eral Home where services were hold Monday and burial there at • ll<>uL ·~ WEDNESDAY,SEPTEMBER 3, 1969 B)' MRS. EVELYN BRICKLES lllro. IAah CCJC~ and dau&liter Josephine ¢ Marlon. 0.; Mn. Core Emerick and grondoon,IJon. aid ol l.ucallter, o., Mrs. £m.. ma PoweU' alld brother Fiank. l'lorlt and llmi1l' of LoJw ·re - - guoala of Mn. Ell>- r_l ; Tuppers Plains In respect d Mr. Bragg. lllr. and Mrs, Tommy Walaon moved from here to Re«<svllle ' ·• ', \ ~.J ' A., &Jtton. For Mf cell ., M ... , 'Jolll l'llobak doWD 6:$0 a. m,; Lock 15, John J. RoWe up 4 EDGARTOWN, Mass. (UPI) ma~ careful securl~ preca,.. nV4i .,.,;,., "It wm 10 a.m.; All4lu1Jipa up 5:05 Lm.; -The Dukes COontcy prosecutor lien& · to protect Kol1lllclr lid tlau four ~s,l' ~o Lock 16, Buckeye Stele up 3:50 said today he ~ attomoya Dllit. Atey. Qlmund S. DIDla, , preYiooiaJr · eltbllaled ' a.nl.; JtGboat doWD 5:16 a.m.; Cor SelL Eclwanl II. 11.-dy whose We '-• been c1Q l-ot. Loci< 17, Jeftoram up 7:55 p. would try ID block with a Sleei.-laid atternoya Cor tile -~~'idle ~aldanl m.; 0. F. 91earer clowa I:ZO Cedefal court lllltmetlm an · IIV. glrb wha with Mloa llmiitra C. Dnlill- of a.m.i Ea10 ArkaDaas down t:.. Inquest lito the d•tll of Mary Kopedmo a!Wndld a li01V Lultme C<uui.J, 15 a.m.; BoUOYIIIe Locka, 1\11. Jo KqJOCimo, sot ID C~M~n · )laCon the accident 011 a.PPa· Ccllunoa ·.'I Stele up 5:50 p.m.; Luther Herd. · _ laland, metnollon. here , roiiJII Walter E. steele of Edpr- ' qulddlck MondaJ Cor a atrateg · man up 5 Lm.; S. M. Jenko up Wecln611da)'. 7 a.m.; Lock 21, Jane T. doWn town. who '-s been on 1 flntsteole alao predlctocl lbo WedDoPJ' an 6:10 a.m.; ·Andrew P. CalhauD, nome bosls with KeMoclr since loqueat wauld run e:.m Caur to riff OJdlulpatiCIII Ned Merrick down Walllnl; Rr.. IIIey 1181'Ved lqjother In 1961as ~. tile . cine Lockl, Elaine Waxler c1owa ullstant dialrlct attorney's In K~... to 6:f5 p.m.; Elgarelllr up 3 a.m.: Baaton, told UP~ "My educated TDIES RECALLED m~ caU. of WWiam H. Zimmer c1owa 6:30 auess to tile senator wonts , ID AKRON(lJPI)- GoodJeorTJre The ftnuolt will _t~t~IIIW( a.m.; Greenup Loeka, Elaine G. pt It over wltll as quickly as .& Bul>berCo.lloda,y.....Uedl,77t eatablllll • llpl ca:ue down 5 p.m.; John Fox down 8:35 pooalble, Ill!' guosa Is the cor tlrn, 11x E78-lt oio;· N II~~~~~:~ p.m.: Valvollne dciWD 9:15 p. lawyero won't dolL" OUJiom- eulbiODwlll......., Waahllllldt 11 . ~; Alton Ztllfo'r up 11 )J.Jn.; There had been spoculatlm ........, . oerlal· nymbors bella- former llolineclr aide; C)'presa up I LDL; Franklin here that atloriiO)'S Cor tile 37· nlq wllb JP03 lid UAQI, .Good. DIDio lu' .aald U Pierce dowD l:f5 a.m.; Winola year-old .-tor and other )101' said lbo tina eau!4 1111 a vital to tbo up 2:40 Lm.; Universal Trod. wltnessea ID . be called ID the alow leak~aldfiralleraeu llondijo In New or liP 3:05. o.m.: J. Lewll loquest lnlo · the Catal aiiO llilo!'IUbJected lo VandOI! HeuYel down 6:15 a.m.; Meldahl I..oeka, accldant July 18 would IIOID the cmdllku. also . . . - uawp~. F. H. Joboltcln and c.,_ wltb Coden! caurt Ia Baaton with a 271) paasensers clown 4:05 P.ln.; r - s t Cor an l~nctlOn. ·CAIJS FOB DA)' Allied-Ashland clown 5:20 p.m.; AI a Pr&oilllllllll heorlne last LOGAN, W. VL (VPI)- W, A. Loclr Klmberl.r clowa 5:25 a.m.; weak, In ' Edprtown District ('l'aiQ) Do,ylo, president ct t b e Court, the lawyers argued lllllted Nine Workenlllllon,-.. Cotten !;luloll dciWD 6 Lm. atronuouabr tlat tho ' - s t daJ urpd miDersiD lOOk a...,.. was "accuaatorfil" In rature. tract ........ - a "' ~ a They unaucceaatulb a.,.bt ID dq. "If a dociDr, phyllclan,law· LODGE TO MEET wlo the rl&frt ~ croas- uamtne yor, actor o r - prct01-. Pamel'O)' Lodga 164, F&AM. will moot Ill 7:30p.m. W-ilda)' witnesses alld seek rulbw• e:.m II: wort11 $50 u boar or man," at tho Masonic Temple In Pune- Judile James A. lloylo, wha wtu Boyle told • Labor llQ' r.U,, roy. Refreshments will be serv.. prealde at tile Judlclll review. "Tbe mea rllk tbolr llvHID EdprtowD Pollee a.!eC IJam. biPif akllled work are worth od lollow!JW the meeting. A II lnlck J, Arenl said be was -.!ban ~ par dq." master Masons are Invited. ~;-~~~iqtlt~~bo:.~:~1~~- Property The Meiga-Ma10n Area District Teacher Staff m.; PI•• "::1"': Meigs l~~~eretll Of ' 'Ho ·c lii War-Peace Polici~S Stand . DeSpite Apparent Serious Dlness · was pllllld. In . KANAWHA R1VE11 - , ...._, ,. • ,( ' ' ' ' IIewton, · Iowa. "COOGAN'S BLUFF" ..,., ,, " • "'-· ' . Clint Eastwood in To The ..., I . ,:.(~li' VOL. XXII NO. 95 . POMEROY,MIDDLEPORT. QHIO • · TONIGHT OHL Y • . .. , I • ly stol01>ln Kentucl<y, althetlmo ct their iiiJprebenslon. Tho two men also are charpd In lbo r'eeent tbel! of a car ...,._ ed bi David llllld,y ct Nlddleport. l 12$ RewQtd Offered ever, are up In lilt 110111 District tbla '""", Salllot' lllalo enrollmeill .. 617 _ . . .. 608 lut YMr tbo- . . lnr hlgll aebiiGI II 75t _.-ed1D 'lSI lut ,_, .......u- Former Resideat Drowned ia River < • ' '' "' �• c. 5-4, 8-2:-, , ., i '-H!Jl .': \' Rhodes,' ·Stand COLOIWIO SPRINGS, Colo. (IJPll-OWosiJw vlewa ooncemRee..,.olto hia Fllmeroy home over tho Wl!Okend from 1~ !tclorOI welfare prosrama .....,. be wu ....tined !or lltVtral <IQ'a at Unlverah;y Hospital waa .' caused 1 con!roolatlon between DOimar A.. Canado1. Jloapltal toots ravealed Ulat ..,....,. wwld not Ohlo..Jlov. J11111ea A. l!hodeO help a phyolcal problem at thlo time. m1 Georsfa GoY. Looter A. lladdox here Tuoado.v at tile MAKING HIS l!jl'I'IAL public appearance at the open house ~ Natlllllll Governors' COoferenoe. the FQmeroy Flower Sho!> &uldo!' waa 24-day.olcl Joaepb Richard Rhod11 ooked the govamon IIIU Roulh, 1011 ol. Mr. and Mra. Marshall Rouolt, Racloe. to C<qnlll to ........... eaiU'Y adJuatmenta to the SO. C, E. BLAK&%EE WAS the good aamarltan Tuoado,v morn- olal SO<UriQ> PnJ111'8111 10 It 1111 whOn a achool bus loadod with Lincoln IIIU yuungatera atall- would I n e I u d e the aged, dfs.. ed at tho fool oC the hOI. Biakeoleo direeted traffic - and did a abled IIIII bllllll. The GOP ehie! good Job o1. It - until the sltual!on could be eorreeted. e-uu.. said his prepoaal Kemetb Wlgslna also was out in flle street Tueado,v glvlllg would reUen aCIDe of the II· molorlata a helping band as !raffle snarled a bit on Weal See- nanolal burden of ·lhe otateo. ODd Sl. aa the world stlried to move inin action following tho MaddOK., a Democrat and adoholiday weekend. · vocate ol e:tates' rightl, said the federal govar1111e!K lhould ~ NilS. MARTHA CHAMHERS, CLERK ~ tile Melgs COunQ> 1IOOl'd away !rom state welfare pro- -•lVII¥ of Commlasioners, is bubbling with enthusiasm these days. Mar& · p-ama for the same reason it lila wiD be heading for Hawaii In the next coople ~ weeks and wiD ahoulcl not interefere With edutour the talands before joining husband, Richard, lor the American cation - r a Aaaodatlon convention in Honolulu. , He CCIDPiained that the govermnent already was 44tryi!W to lr WAS A COMBINATION OF HARD WORK, flu) and vloltlng run everything.,. ower the holiday weekend for Mr, and Mrs, Pearl (a.ldy and Rhodes said Maddox:' opposiLIDdl) Edwards and their three children, RebeCca, John and Da,.. tion u0111y serves to cOJ'I'IPOUIKI nd, u they moved to their new home, the former Max Harrah the miseries of the underprivifarm at Keno, !rom Salem Center, leged." Jolnlnc with tho family to help with tho moving proeeaaea 1ftre ... don't care what they're Mr. and Mra. George Folmer and grandam, Don. of Pomeroyi Jim and Elole Folmer and daul!htar, Cheryl, Flatwoods; David and Sbelby Jean navts 11111 aon. Ru&Q', Hyaell Rtm; Mr. and Mra. l'lorl Edwards, Sr., and son, Joe, of Choahlrn; Ralph and Joan Ednrda and ehlldren, Joy, Troy ml Anita oC Cheahlro; Bill and Erma Folmer and son, Mlehael of Now Haven; Jack LOwe, Bill . RatiU, Eddie Caruthers of Cheshire and Max Harrah. IVIng a · neiiiM>orly visit also wore Mr. and Mrs. Otarles Gnegleln and diU. clren, Oterl1110, Mark and Mike of Flatwoods. 'lbe Edwards are intensely interested in farming 10 ahould do nil on the former Harrah farm. J doilla in Georsfa," Rh- aa!4111n Ohio we need thlL" He aa1• hi . ·. 1'' would " ~ Pl'l'l"'aa free aboui•L8 bWiail ~onaJIJ tor other 'state p..,......... Oblo would · -.. ,,85 Jnilllon in benOIIta, hO added. Rhodeo also told tho governors iede:al ...,.tlonai. ml teellilical . ~1fon have "only acrltchtil the aurti.ee" and are pujhbv ~~ ...: tion'a youth out or socletv. "We've faDed at aD levela to ...... the - · .of 71JUIIg people," he said. "'~'ve been thl'l!lln out, knocked out IIIII ldckOd out oC soo!e~~>:" He said the lack of such programs was one or lhe ' causes P.......,.. of student unrest. '· ,11 Rhodes proroaed tho !odorol government ahould formulate a Dational prOIJ'BID of more voe&· tlonol and teehnieal courses. "Our .on!¥ hqJo for taking idle y01111g people olf tha street Is to brlt~~ them Into the malt>atream of American lite by gly.. lng them a proper edueation," he aald. · ~AY By ' .., ·w, L. 1'<1. .•. i!uz .sta rotiEcAwf: ~o\tureain •llinl ~ ~ _1_1!1Dr~r: ci ' tiii'UIIII : ~ . near80nattbl0 . &OU1I1. Lawo the mid ,71 59 ,560 · .. 73 se .m clmoll • .. 7ll 59 .550 ..... '13 13.537 , ._I • of weolu!nd totalllnc qoarilr lnd!. . ' > . •wru TO lti'I'PDI' w Jam.M~AUA ~ID I, OWDI, l'llllUIIKIA c......,.....,u.r p .......... 010~ .-pl-IIJrdll-Ttllootdlt hlllrildlll ~- 110 Yech~U 1&., v...., .._~. OI!Jo, 417st. liM..- Olllol ..... "'-3l541, l!".diiGrlll P ' - IU4UT, ~ ..., Clb',"" l'lldo. ~I'Wtloll rite" DtlhiiW br ~ .... wNn MI..._ U ~ Plr 1fte11; • , . , Ill 1111-llllle llalb 5M.hal ome., tzltl.lb nHihlo, 'ILTII, 'llnl -..til, ... & • ..._ JlaM ...... Clr'l1tr M'fiM .at I'IIIJiillltc 0. -.ttl •ua. IIJ ad! o. ,.... lfiJ.JG 1t1 ....,.... $1.15. TbiW-.1 ~OO.WII:t-I:Wot Jrier ledlldlo . . . , Tlrllllllirtl'll I> ·• ,1! ., ·.~ E. MAIN: -w /. ' ·~ alive materinl. 'Die Rlaeea ..perlmoat Is 1 beDwelber Ill llie - 'of a•r=.,:lulolopes Ia . - - elviUU nalmL Bitt Ill . other opaee ~ ue lrJiq to qply lllolr ............ aDd modes of IIIIUI!II to llle r.::em• of fllaiiH, ud tllere Ia ... elliiiOr" of ...... pre~ lt 'a,ply 1pace Olpertlae to aJmH& UJ Jm....ollle •ll)..ace. . ' n,. 12 nglneera who worked up lbe Rincon prototype pt ·cifl and moving because two one-~e Yale law aehool ~. Ray Lamontape and AlaD Ncwat, were look· Ia& 1\!r a ehance to implement programs iD various fielda tblt iedD desperately to need what they call "develop11118t tecbnologies." Tbo)' formed Material Systems Corp., folllld a buaioess· - · I~ Elman, to bead it, and put the 12 aerospace aparlllo work on the hnose problem. 8!artlng only laat September, these men !brew IIIIo lbe -lbelr average l!ll yeau' e1perience in space materlala' bnatlbrougila. Their results clearly o!Jer great promise. ~I Ia llle ......,. ta of compuhc ..eepl tile eore llllllru• foellllleo. TH -P•Y pia"' to end a -aJ! laeWry oa tile a..a reaervalloa to prepare JUfe. rllla fir fllrlller eo-.etllio. · . 'l'llo ward ia getting about. A New Yort conalrucllon ftrm hal illaeed an order for aldiog made of MSC'a composite. ~ and olllors are lraipeiog to Rlneoa to ltudy lbe Willi '1"8rhead, start-up coala aud the materlala plODeer·~ne <ranked 1n, the adobe b.ouoe at ~· liC!tua1Jy colt flfl,tiO. But Lamontagne and No1rat, ·who have .a varied ~P""nd in public service, Insist en ultimate .ae~nng. Prici', ,...Je of f6,1100 to $10,1100 Is riaaonable for timlbir ~ . In ll!lndard prllducuoo. •, ." . ,., ~r't~ fut.urc or thi~ !'Urtlf:ular pro_totype, if is 8 ~Piil '~ ~u ~hoKe W'• n ·:· :' !;flnr.P. engineers cannOt cut jt PI, earthbound 'A"~ :.:J . '10-t ~, ·BUTTERMILK ~eat 39~ 3 spokesmen said. Another Sooth Vletnamese baf:talion was am- . '. 12 oz..cal . .. Several Green Berets were reported wounded In the fighting. There was no word on Communist losaes. El-here, U.S. military opokeaman reportod 52 North Vlet011111eae killed In four baWoa In the north. Troopers of the U.S. lot Air cavalry Division battled • .YREEt··· . 65 mllea northwest of Sligon Tueado,v, apokoamon eald, kUling 12. The Americana, s'IIPOI'ted by fighter-bomber olrikeo, artillery and hoUeopter .,... ahlpo, aullered Dlro deed m1 No.f cans ' 1.00. KELLOGG out !our lheWng atlacka I& · SOOth Viellllm Tuoado,v night and early today, oPOkeamon roportecl. Three ol the atlaeka cal.lltd neither casualties nor damage. u.s. operaUona in thol. Coqls area were reported to tave been sreatly reduced Tuooda¥ by tropical storm Dorio whieh swept inin the noro.rn eoeat ol South Vietnam. Heavy rains m1 wlndo .., to 90 miles par hour acconwanied tll.e storm. AUDITOR DIED COLUMHUS (IJP0- Jbhn 1L Price, ciQ auditor here the put 14 ,._rs, died 'IUeldQ after a 1~ lliDe11. He was 7t. Price served 1n the 1tate auditor'• omce 27 y•n before beemne elty auditor. · RHODES NAMED COLORADO SPRINGS, COlO, . !UPI) - Ohio Gov. Jamei A. ' Rhodel ... blllllod 10 hWi4 . ;. bl-pu'tlaan delepllon ol olx ·· aovernoro m a &Ood-wW mil-·· alon to Israel liov. t-17, The ocliodulod tour lo one of · several arruwect !or -rnorl · In recent yeora by the Coulietl of state Govarnment1. daJr nlllllt. Farmers. OW!JW their aoo1011 · record to 40-ll4, won tllelr llrat pme In tba -e-ellmlbl\klb tournamant but lost to FIDo ctQ> In fllolr -tournament conteo~ Then tho Bo...,.a a1ruJW .., .... en llll'llght vletorleo, lnelucllas 1 win over Falla City SlnlaJ, their third o( the day, to •taae thewiJ>noHakHII mentlJW Tuoado,v. All three ol. the pmoa Pia1ed between the two clubs In the tournament were decided by one run, wlflll'lrmero wlnni~W 6-5and 8-7 In the laot two llllbea m1 Falla CIQr winnirw 3-2 for the Farmera' only lo... Red skins i}nly 3 Ainericans Left Next For (Only ...... acbedoled) 13 OZ. BOX NESTLES- . ·"'· ' WilDie IJI'Malf lb • ~ ~ !itil~ . ~Ices, . . lied live . ..ln01 on Bob WhioiOJ<'o kaytwt><MdooiJie. Falls ctt;y c!Omo to the plate and drove four runa bCIDo but the ~ eame .., ahort 10 end the .......-r!JW llm1e. Farmers ianpd out 13 hits eCIDportd to 10 tor Flllo CIIY and e01111nitled ODI,y one error with li'll1a C11Y baYIJW two. LoediJW hiller tor Farmaro w'11 Whaley wlfliiDOther d<U>Io, I double and allltllo by J 0 h D Wolfo, and Jolt Burt, Bob Grueoor, and plkhor Don Nelooo all colloetiJW two allltlloo apiece. Ropro, Neal ml Porter bad two alraloa each !or Falla ctQ>. Oeveland Australia, Freneh, Wimbledon CLEVELAND (IJPI) _ T h 0 tine Amerlcaa1 are lei. and U.S. crowns as an amateur return o1 wtm:an tight end Mllt the last nine men In the that yeor, li!Drln could result in a shullle U.S. Open aiiWiaa In 1'11eoda¥'a rai!Wielaye(_ of player peraollllel In the Procram, lluehholz won 1 II. .Cievalaod Brownoof!enoivo!W. ellillllilllc cliunplon Arthur setter fr<IO Andrea Gtmeno ot Morin ......,rted for 1 light ol Gum ~rlqr, VL, &rl, Spoln, Auatralla'o Fred stolle workout Tuoado,v aa the Browns of. Sl. Louis m1 41· won In !our frCID Roger Taylor prepared for their Saturday Paneho G«aaan ot of Ell!land and Joon Now- nf&ht oneountor with Vinee Clilt, lire ot111 oll19 combe of Auatralla !,jed up the Lombardi's Washington Redare l1x Auatnl11na, center court for flve bours 45 1klna ln. the nation's ctDltaL ' ~1~~:::l before dow~,. ~ , '·· ~n, who1 ,w111 be e~ ·-~ of Ewaoton, 1¢;• lo:l. h,la' lelir:ib .~.,!th the Bt~"" ; reeorcl !our-setter. · t ., ' bad '"' •,!!1!1.., . hoek suriiir/ ' The 111L so. ffll' .bertbo Iii tNi lnd baa IMioiP .relapted 10 l011o final rOUJid ~ will! Roaema· pngand llalt oiorolaeo. ry caaala o1. San Fnneloco in "I IUOII 10U would ea11 It a 0110 aeml l!lllinat ~ Rlehey taat to aee what 1 eon tale," of Sen Aaaelo, Tex., m1 oald the ~ wulgoocl 11rowna do-1111 dlaJJijlon Viqlnla vatera11. "The back hao been Wade of Greet Britain qalnat reiPOIICIIng ...u, but no one Sinlth taurt ot , ~moo!'a how It wtn be whan 1 Lo~ver ot Auatralla, bot Marpret Auolralla In tha other, gat boeneod I1"0Wid a IIWe." hla l!'cond annd olam, 11 Ml11 Smith won the title in 1 etlll get same soreneas in • 'IUil'l* • llnal aialnat ~iii¥ Enieraon, the man 1962 and lHI' and Was Richey Ula beck after a workout," aald IIi the 196Z ftnalo II he na a llnallat In 1966, the lall lforln, "II pta rather weak. Tho W01'IIout wiD aha pa ell 1 hl1 SWeiiP of the 111M lhe ~ here. · mueh - r Ideo how far a1q I im." The tlgblend pooltlm baa been bandlad In pr•~aon pmos by roolde Chip Glasa II'Cm Florida State, beebcl ... by Epple Barne.r IIIII rookie Jeal Stephenson tnm Georgi& Teeh. Rllht - . . tackle Mente Clarit and 11-eker Tcm Beut.~'>;d. a aaerlilee ll,y il¥1 11 l > _., FRED DOWN ler have been plicod on walv. 1JPI ~Writer aln&W ml Hatmon Killebrew ora by the Browns. llll1y Martin ol the · aiJW[ed In a tun to ralae hla ltent lllrGurh the waivTwinl 1111• he made maJor looane-11111111JW RBI total ers 11 injured players whieb hla boot deelalona before to 117. ' means they'll be · out of aetlm Lulo Tlant, a 2l-811111e winner .,.,_ "' the Amorlc:on a minimum of 16 deyo. last aeuon, a-.clhla nlath !1'111. ...Clark, who Ia sollltl Into hla beck laat winter when atraialt loaa filii !Sib ol. the lith pro .....,.. baa been out alloyed 1 4ea1 whleh aaeaon !Or the lndlano. a mcmth with a pulled ham1,'be Chleago Whlto Sea pll!:hor Jim the Clnelnnatl lleil• defeated the Boltlmol'e Orioles, •trina' mWicle. ·Beutler. on the tor shortstop Leo 1~. the Kanaaa Cley l1oyo1a lUI_ squad hio llrat ......, last d~>Wned 1!lo DatrGit Tlcera, 6-2, yeor, .... • pulled hoJnltriJv when Martin tabbed the Waohlngtaol Sonatera ~ muaele sutrerod in the vicloq 1~ left;y TCID the CoJitomli A...lo, 2-0 and S. over the Loa AqJeloa Rllmo 11oo lilt pll&:har te take .., 2, and the '"-" York '{ollllio• "The dnctora !eo1 thlo Is tilt r. llorriU. acorod a 5-t 15-inn~Jla vtctoey ?!rille and liie dedalail to ""r the Saoltlo Ptlota In other Ileal thing to do," laid C.ch Blantoa CoWer~ ••we hiiW been · . HaU pold another · AL 111!!1•'the li'l'ald that - - llllgbt tr7 to . .,.,_., 1!llht whoil 111 the ~ push hlmaalt and rellllure the -ted the Clove- Chleago ~ beat . · aec.r . · 5-20 and extended 'nat! Re<la, lkloollor ~plar:tt lied In lhr ·.:, ii-4 win 111· I · or 'the Amorl· ollice J The AltrOI ~~,: Cl.rlllnalo, Plitllleo Farmers Bank ml SavilWI C-IQ' preoldent, Ted ~ed, and vtee-prooldent, Paul Kloeo, received the IPOfliOr'a . trcJ&IbY preaentod by the Elko of Gallipolis• 011 Labor Day, hrmera played Red's Cldl of lolaaon at S)'l'acuao IIIII sPill a dwbJe.beacl. or, taki~W the ftrat 6-5 and tho liflloo Clli> WlnbiJW the nlglt<ap 11-3. Wlraina faa 110 achecluied pmes at the preaed; but loWtes llioreatod toama to contact him aatho clli> would lilletoeonllbUO' to play 1BIIIl cold "eather seta in. Dodgers, 5 To 4 IIIUB, N.Y. (UPO VITO STELLINO UPI !Wri1 Writer WUIJe Da..ts• &eiJie cl Umllw: wao all Tuoado,v nigh~ llavil got the hit he IIOOded but II eamo at tho wrq time and the result wu that tho Loa AJWeleo llodaora autrered a 1;.4 loiS to the New York Mets. Davia doubled In the sixth Inning olf Gary Gentry to run hla hiW~W streak to 30 By eonaecutlYe samea. It'a the longest hiWng streak In the maloro sineo Stan Muatal hit safely in 30 straight In 1950 and also set a club record. lAA in the ninth Inning when DOrio eame ..,, with runners on ftrat and third, manager GU Hodges decided to bring In Tug McGraw who struek llavts out 10 end the 1111118Other Games In tho other NaUonal League games, Otlcago ed&ed Clocinm~ tl, 5-t,_in .tile completion of a ~apeofil ....., and then beet the Reds qaln, 11-l, In the r0£Uia1'11 scheduled & a m e, Houston edged st. Loolo, 7-6, in II lnnlll!• and Phlladolphla blanked Sen Diego, 2-1!. In the Amorlean League, Waohlngton swept a doubleheeder frCID California, 2-0 ml 3-2, wlfll the second ramo curtaUed by rain lifter 5\1 hml~WJ, arlcago dru:tJbed Balti~ more, 1~, Kansas CIQ' nipped Detroit, &-2, lo!lmesota lqiped Clevolond, 11-2, and New York nipped SaoWe, 5-t, in 15 lnnl~Wio ml the Ookland-Boaton Clelllenon hit two homers for the Mets aDC! Ron Swoboda doubled In two runs as the Meta pinned the loaa on DOll Sutton, 15-13, The Cubs stretched their lead to live games over the Meta with the tw"o vlctorlea owr CineinnaU, in tho first pme, the Cubs started with a 5-t lead BIG MOVERS In a pme susperded by curfew on June 15th. Ken Johnl!lon blanked the Reds for two hiUess Innings to preserve the CUbs' victory_. APPLIANCES TELEVISIONS STEREOS Win Soeond Gillie Glenn Beckert and .Ooear Gamble drove In three runa each and Dbn Kessinger socked his fourth hc:mer or the year as MliiSE the Cuba easily won the seconl game. Fercuaon Jenklna re-corded hla 19th victory. Jesus Alou'a tntleld slbgle in tho . l~th lnnillll ,,ll"ve Houoton the victory over Sl. Louis Ulat dropped the Cards U'h gamee back. ron. on whiHIII ....... Alou'a si!llle of! Jim . ~ Gnnt's glove scored Jdm Edwards, who reached baae on Julian Javier's error and went to third on Joe Morpn's slagle. Alou bad doubled In the tying run ln the severth as the Astros came back from a five-run for bulf "motn~" REFRIGERATIII doficiL · Billy OWI\>Ion plt<:hed a three-hitter and John Briggs banaecl out two hits and oeored both nms ln the Phlls' win over the Padres. Tomm,y Slsk, 0..10, tool< the loes. ........ ., ~ ...liM.... , , ....... game was rained out. DOll • Easy pustlbuttan $election of thne C!<la- doi~ loods. pob • and """ " clrin-1. Built~n soft food disposer elimmates the need to IICI'..,elnd lund """· Ju~ lip olll•p " lllrd """" • Uff.fap racl for 01SY loldli>J • Frttztr holds up to 1651bs. and has ajet-freeu! ice apartllent • ,Jm;,cabinet shel'fes, twiR '•Wiftoble ~ ... two door ohelm, butte.---~ 1111 remo~~able eu bin. You loo will be proud of fOUr collection of Scandinavian design bevefage gt.S.... GeiOIHI 12-oum:o glass frH. IIIith each $3.00 purchase of AMI/and gasoline. II rrrafch01 the 16 and 9-ounce gt..,.. offered previously. Drive in today af P,rtlcipafing As/J,Iand Ooaler's• Walch Arlit ,Johnll!lllo , on NSC tv•~ · · ,.l.:.lf41h·ln'' .' • 40- pooiiiiVIic power. • 111 ~II<.,.. sound njlraU;tion ""' lowl to ~&lis. • CIWMt mfflllnship to livt JOU • fioo piece o f • Solid stltllll/fii/111-Stereo'\ .t;..,& .,..llt_...,. • 295sq.lnd\arrlllioolol..... tllo ... picbn .,.., io' .... tiM .. "--llllltttlll -·' _......,.in,..,-. .•.,._ __ ,....' ... o1 -larGfsnllnM ·~-,..==...·-~~~~~~~ ~-to-..,., ' 46oZ. c•s '=' $299· ,. .. ... • , .•. ' • Mets Knock Off -kes With' 5-2 Victory :r . ~ ' With the aeore tied 3-3 in the top of the seventh, Farmero tal· Hike Lead To Six . i llrst, they reporhld. . :~ ·. · ., bushed aa it tried to come to one WOI.mled, spokesmen Aid. Cmununlot gunners earr1oc1 llfa-r ~ Wtuiu' Farmers -and S.vllwe Com1>0117 al01>ll<:h "aoftbell 1111111 mounted a bill lead and almost blow It before beatbv Fallo ctQ> of Galllpoljo 8-7 in tha llnala ol. tho Elk's Clli> Tournouumt at Elk's Field in Galllpalla Tuo• .......,lonahlp. U.S. Green Berets. came across about BY KEITH WISEcUP nia1rt 'l'lllrldlyll Glme1 I Alii II San Dlago, - baWes ainee Sunday In tha Jurvled, sparsely populated province. Tho lighting bepn "hen the 250 South Vlelnlllllese, led by force Tburado.v'• Gillie• !linn at O&kland, nlgbt Chicago at Call!, nlgbt Kin CU, II Seollle, ni&lrt Bait at lletrcllt, nlgbt l,Jankers Win Big One 8-7 ,. .'' ', ' fourth Inning when an .,..,.. by TCNQ' Perea povad the WI¥ bthree ......... Cull ...... A walk, J - ' aaerillct, I dDiille by KoallJWer IIIII I 'oiallia by Glann Boeker!, .... the Cuba two runs off Pedro 1111moa 11 the)' l!ooatod their lead to 6-0 in the sixth Inning IIIII 01car Gamble, a lS..,ar-oll:l ~= ~=-tt;"·~= Q WIIJ'e CCIIUnUnlst L. Pet; GB -Jn U. S. Open Tourney ' of the ~- pmoo aeheduled) =lCb!T irame lcheduled) ., ~ii:;'¥ . Enatx;.House for $10,000,.. larJn{:r~"e"amon least 1_2; Soutb · VlotDIIIIIeae· hid. ' been killed, 20 · misstD, .~ Thpnks ·to Space Sciea.c:e and .GO wore wOUndeci" in the the aid '' I.i! .w~''""- · a woll·fu1111ed North Vlollameoe regimental headquarters at Soow Be, 85 mlloa northooat of SalA U.S. Air cavalry 'baltallon was nshed to- the . reiion Tuesday but were not tmmedf.. ately committed to the llglttl!v. 18-11,) at Cln. Ji4a (lleed13JI), 8:0S p.m. ..~ North Vietname1e regulars and the South Vietnamese lrregu- WASHINGTON (NEA) On the small Rincon Indian reservation north of San Diego ataDds a brand new prototype house wlrlch ought to otlr everyone concerned with the nnUon's headlong push toward a population of :rJO million by the year :1000. To then~ e~• at a little distance, it looks Bke a con· ventlooal, eveu ota·fasbione4 adobe ranch bouse with a Spanlsb-lltyle red ttle roo!. Adually, it could help to revolu· tfonlze the housing industry. 'l1le big news about It is that it is the work of 12 aeroapace engineers who were eager to show what could be doDo through applying to the civilian scene some of the key technologies developed in pursuing the remarkable space program, "nley •ave lnrDed out a ..... that, 11 dealped wilh bedronmo ud a two-llall rarare, eould seD for ..... If predaeed In anbatanllal volame. If made some· ...,.. more eompaet, It Is estimated tbe aeDinl price could .. lorclaCbllo onuad .. ,010. "nle prototype is almost whoUy a thing of composite materials, principally fiberglass and resins (for bonding) , Reaina are oimilarly used to hood metal surfaces in ·today's aircraft conotruclion, They are also vital to the heat llllleld of the ApoUo spacecraft. · Olber engineers have looked at the Rincoo model and pronoWICed it sound and durable, perhaps more reolslallt to California'~ oeoaoional earthquakes than auything that could be built. "nle new house is conventional io style becauae the lndlau leaders were given their choice and that was 11. What tbe aeroopace engineers have done Is to olmulate adobe, tile, wood and other surfaces wlrlch mast the fiber. iJIIo composite. This reporter baa seen the olmulaled surfaces and an have the loot of the real thine. Evidently the compoolte can be made to resemble auy buildlllg or dec:or· .500 24 81 .400 ~ ' .' Rose. Today . the pP baa been narrowed to live polllla. -a.mo.... . Clemente, Idle Tuooda¥, lo At that tlate thoro was aboUt Pete Rote, were' praetlc:alb' 21! ·1101111 liP between c I • bettlllll .3112. • Rose' a throt hila concedlt~~ the beUIIW title thll mente'• 11WII8 and that or T,... nllhl. which ntonded .ua U'h , - · - . • ' 81 Oakland ••••• 74 California • ; • &6 Kansas City , • 54 2-0), 8:05 p.m. ::f'lllollllrlll (Elllo 944) II At- SAIGON (UP!)- Five waves A CONTRIBUTION OF $12.45 HAS BEm given the Melp CountY Aaaoetatlon !or MontaU,y Reterded Children and Adults by tho of u.s. B52 bmDbero raided Junior Clua ol. the POmeroy First Baptist CIMlreh, Dr. Herold ~lea 115 mUea northeast of ·Saigon where North Vloi11unoae l!nJim, uao<iatlon president, extends a big thanks! troops have lnflloled heavy ON BEHALF OF THE POMEROI Ftro Department and Emor- casualties OD two ScUh VietnaIOIICI' ~ Fire Chlo1 Henry Werry extends thanks to all res!. mese battaliona, m 11 i t a r y dellla and vtaltors to the town who helped make the department's s,pokesmen said fl:ldiT. ' The planes unlooded 450 tons Labor D.,- celebraUon a suceeas. • of bombo Tuesday night and aerly ~ on Commmdat staging areas in Phuoe Long Province. scene of three days of heavy llgittiJv between lr llUCE BIOSSAT NEA Washington Correspondent rn (Onq ...... scheduled) Jungles ·Raided Bi\T 85 2 BRUCE BIDSBAT . 66 ron ,.,..~-~.oedo. Nail_.dtil .........ltil ,.,l'lllllllil........ .UI-CIIII..,..., Ill.:., U £ut tilt Ill,, MfW Yorl Stl .582 13 61 .538 19 52 .1109 57 .56.1 6 76 •424 24 79 .'166 21 Chleago • • • • 53 79 .402 21% SaoWe • • • • 50 83 ,378 31 TuoldaJ'a Rollllta WUhlowton2 CalltO, lot . Walh 3 Call! 2, 2nd, ·W.,, rain Chicago 10 Baltimore 3 Kin City 8 Detrolt2 · Mlm 5 Cleveland 2 New York 5 SoloW. t, 15 lnna Pllcbaro Olkland at - . ppd., rain (All Tlmeo Toda.r'• Probeb1e Pll<:htrl ~- (W-r 4-11,) II Datrolt (McJ..ain 21-6) II Kino · Fronetoeo (Marlchal 1~, aaa City (HediUDOI 2_..,, 7 p.m. Cloveland (Harllbll-11) at lolln·~odelphla (F.,...... 10-11,) ne- (Boa...U 1._10), 2:110 p. (Siutorinl 6-12), m. Oaklond (TaiiKII 5-8 and Knuae 1:/) at (Lonbor& 7.8 and Nagy 10~, 11 a.m. turn!JV .·.·· • : ' · aNaNNATJ·(UPO- A eou- yeor .to the Pltlaburllll Plrateo' Amerlelli ·. leopo Eul "W. L. 1'<1. GB Baltimore • • f.l •• .677 . '.77S3.S8St Detnllt • • ·•• 78 ' · •• 71 60 .HZ lO'h Bolilln • • •• 71 • • 72 61 .533 ll'h Waablngton •• 71 •• S3 '79 .402 29 , New York , • • rn .... u 1it .30f 42'h Clevallllll ••• 5f •.,. '' Will Weal w. L, 1'<1. Ga W, UJdtod l'luo :·:·:-:·· ·: GB .. .. �/ .. ' ' I . ,., ' .' ,:.' j!,· · •I' '.··'•' ' '· '' . • ••. .. .-GRADE : .,. llf\ lilite.t c-. Prell ll1lenlatlonol Nallbnal ._.. G. AD R. H. Pet. ' J;·'ll ! Pit 112 GO 71 148 .352 Joo11, NY 125 439 61 154 .351 - · Cln 125 199 101 173 .3<17 ....... Cln 11f 4311 76 146 .338 \ !bl:U, Pit 111 121 77 Ito .333 Alou, Pit 131 571 90 168 .329 lloplln, Pit 101 355 49 116 .317 Meeavy, SF 121 390 62 127 .316 Ta1111, Cln 123 524 95 167 .319 Dmo, LA 100 381 55 121 .318 Amert... ._.. G, AD R. H. Pel 388 10 12& car..., MID 99 THE~J MAGIC "9" IS .as1 F, Rbm, Bo1 130 475 99 153 .322 Slllltii,Boa . ' 111 fiG Tl Itt ,310 , Pllwli, Bol130 467 73 Itt .815 • 1 0 ·~ I BDIM,Runs Batted "' Natfc:mal '•11-e: MC!COYty, .sr 112; Slato, Chi uo; Perez, CID l _Of; - · ctn 97; Banks, Chl92. · ... Lelpe: Killebrew, Ylrm 117; Powell, Bah 115; Jack..._ Olk 105; Howard, Walh 99; YutriOIIllkl, Boo 94. I Pltehlns Nlt1ana1 l..eQle: Seaver, NY 11-7; _Jebldn•• Orl.19.U; Otteeu, '!}11; I . Dot • -.• MASON - Oft W-sdl,y eveIIIIIIJIIIo-llomemakeroCiub bod • plade It 1he ol ,lfrL . - llcDaDiel. RAlherta bod lbo - . ... The ~tzbt PAlma IDd a poem, u'I'he ~lllrcb of Time," was read. '!'bolo to 111.. eommltlee reDMIIIh are Mro. Law. . Pll1o nnee Baalb • ''Better u,fn&" 'lira. Jalm VdlaDie1 on "Cul,lure Art;" Mn. Albert 8watzel ail •11eabb,II Yrl. John Roach 011 •9amilJ Llfe,11 aad Mra. Ra,y Fox Clll "'International Rela.. · tloaa." The clUb ADd ........ 1o IJiq .10 to 1he Vcilualeer Fire Dept. to help POl' lor lbolr -lire truck. llro. Fox ~ KalhrJn -tzel, Matilda Noble IDd El... Bach to nomirwte otrieera lor lbo IY- club-,...._ ~~orin~ !11etar01 were taken of lbo - bJ EYeJ.yu M<Daa- lel. The club IIJ'IDPOto Kalhr7n Swatzel In the of bor A gift box .., by 111o club to Rar hua-. BonoDinVIefllam. P1"11eat were Evelyn McDan.. W. Bille llld LlrrJ R"'' Roach, lfltlklo ~~. EYelyn stewart, Y-. KalhrJn 8watzel, Clan WWJamo IDd Edith Fcu:. Soeial Notes llJ lifAIITHA HOLSINGER A-nco at Eden SundQ' Sc-waoM. lfr. ani llro. ClareR<e Fr&Jik ~~~~~ ..... Ylollod Sunday with llr. ... llro. Sol BJcley ani oon. Mr. aad Mra. James carter Y!olled Sunday wllh Mr. am Mro. ~:.~=: :;,lvln Reed ani ~ - HUI, Cclumbuo. •1Joooi!•• Holalnaer opent Sat,. nlaiol. " 1111 F.ddle BJcley. allll ....._, Rou.U Hobin'I'~"• I' of the 1uri1Pike """'- Jeart Clood lleld. Ho polpled out that lbo 14!rYiCOI (){ the )llllrol are pold by the Ohio ~ Commlaalnn which JOrlodl<ally relmburl4!1 lbo alate lor soeh expendlturea. AI of the clote of the year, 75 paltolmen IDd five radio op.. era·tors were asllgDed to the tum. pike, out of an authorized complement (){ 91 paltolmen IDd 111x radio operators, lncludingacommunleations supervisor yet to be IIIIPOinted. During the yeer, the ct patrolmen aslijned to pike dulY r - lrom a low or number 69 to I maximum ol 85. The lnereued costs last year were attrlliuled bJ the patrol to salary adjuabnenla ADd overtime ,rOQ!IIrecl to provide a«<eqo•ate pro. 1ect1on with limited peroome~ In the llrll loor yeero o1 op. enUoo, lbo aver.,. IIIIUIII coal of pollc:lnglbeluri1Pikewao$313,• 148, but In the lall loor yearo tbls average has ellmbed to $915,193. Tbeae costa. under the law, tralnlliB progr1Dl8, JJeDBkln allowa:Deea, workmen'• 11101' Include eompen-. IUilDIIeo a n d Uy Tuoiidlj' eveulrv. Mr. mt Mrs. JaCk Rood, Reedovllle, vi oiled recently With Mr. lnd Mrs. Leonard Barber, Jr. · Mrs. Famie Bigley, Mrs. Suoale Kerwin, Mro, Martha HaloiJ>ger attohled the Belpre HOIJIOcomlrw: ThurldQ evenlne. "Father of Bluto" William C. Hamty, Ameri- everywhere . ' ·' \ GOOD LEAN FOOTBALL TEAMS -., PORK t· '· SAUSAGE 'r" LL59~ 4 9 PIECE BOLOGNA LL . " 5TH aod PEARL You, WE . We Gladly Fed. Food. StaiiPS . Prices EffictiYI SJit. ~5-6 · lEG. 59e Open MOn;_tllu sat9tU BIG "9" SA fliNGS UP..................... ·_ · - .' ,-V,,'ll j:.~- tt.A. . ... :_ !1. ... CAN .. i THAll·.....YOu PIE . .FILLING PlllsbliJ Extra Ll&ht . ' Carnation Sunnybroo~ · ' t No: 2 CAN •' •••••••••••••• • I. G. A. 1-1.. ..... .011 0w!1 Plft Pen SAUSAGE .. 2 t~~· l.lt; . ~· . . '· ' BLEACH ····~····· GALlON PLAsnc ·.\ RED ·RIPE t_ { ... ·: 1. i2 oz. can , . . _ Argo '~ Peas~.7 :s9,~ Easy ~--Liquid Detwpnt . 3Z oz, bOt. _ · · ~ I t~ ' 1.. LIS1ER1Nil'p\ . . ~ ' . APPLE BASE FT JELLY.•• ·18 a. GLASS OMO FROSTY ACRES LEMON · ADE' hi. can C'RE b ., Clll . BANQU-ET ' Armou~r Treet49~ G FOOD .. I.G,A. ·. - ·- . For Sand11iches ... Good With EllS JO..BO 7~ 1.00 ' ' . i=rlsltles Assortacf bottle of 100 ' ~u.. ~ ' BAYER ·'~.. ;_ 2 lb•. bu .-On E..y June Variety . ll ·- ( RACKERS~.......•........ ~! ILK ·. ,, Pr~tiilum Saltine IIIII I. G. A. SALTINE .... ~ • Gatorade•••3~:~;99,. c ers •••••••:~ 39~ P cake Mix.39~ Spray 5tarch.39~ Cat Foocl •••:3~oz·3t~· Co e.l~: ~~ Oleo.!:::~•••• I-I 99~ LL99C j. CAMPBELL'S CHICKEN NOODLE ~ua,atltlol Right ,........ S"NIDAYI.,,.- u • Stokely's Ne~ 3~·99~ BACON ENDS AND PIECES - . - uT•• Store ' - LL 1. 29 '.i .CLOSED.. . . ger and family visited P4r. audMrs. C1ilml Holllqjer IDd lam- T-BONE STEAK · SUPPORT YOUR ', Slate Aud11Dr Hoger Cloud said today that the moondagvolumeol cal 1969, lbo coot of pollelng lha lurqdke hit a record $1,061;,797, up $43,735 over fiscal 1968, which was thefirllmllllondqllar year. . 1be 1969 upendlturea brouabt to $11,390,317 the lolal coal (){ tbe aerneea of the Slate llilhPllrol alnee tbe I~ .· ·.' 7 :~~~·1.00 'H~S~M ,>u . CHO.ICE GRADE I LOCAL D Climbing •{ . \ . OHIO VALLEY Revenue is can Negro composer · and Mr. and Mi'a. James Lowers trumpeter, is known as the 0!!1 lit. aad lito. FriDclo CbeY· "lathe<, of the bluea" ))e. ojllar Ylollllll gqr the weekellll cauoe he made 'tllli dlsllncWIII Mr. aad Mra. lYOn Cbe,. live type of music available U.. . ~- to lnterpr~tera and liSteners ' Jar, ' •••••••••••• Turnpike's -~~~ and Mr..... Mro. Mike ·· · Kerwin nollod Tuelday wilh Mro. . • When our checkers total up your food bill, you'll be delighted by our lower prices. Come in and save ..,.,., ohopplng day with .ovr help and 10rvlco. •... ""'lpmect, ADd hooalng, whoa .... tumlabed by 1he - lion. Eden News ·' Ill Thls Friendly ·store " •I aottlem.7re, NY 18.11; McNal- qUale pollee protectlm oo the l¥, BaJt ADd Perr:r, lollm 17~: 241-mlle ouperhi(lhwoy. LaUch, Dot ADd Culp, Boo 17-8. Clood reporlod that daring fiB- ' Pieiaie is Held • : rAe T1pe Tolllt AM Alwagt lower ,! . Nlekro, All 111-12; trail!< uolng 1he Oblo ~=~ . . 17-1dth reeorct reYenuea. 11 ... !L.e: Yctaln, IJ< Hnked with lncreaaed • COellfiitc BaJt 19...10; dllures -roquh:eci 1D ,1>1'0\'ldt h.,memaker Oub • ····~··········· ····.·~· Oliva, MID 124 512 80 161 .31t llowrd~ Was 138 501 100 157 .313 Pln:W, Boa 124 422 79 129 .306 lllolr. Bo1 127 531 97 162 .805 Clarke, NY 129 532 69 162 .805 Aulrws, Boa 92 354 59 106 .29 Home Runs Natloaal League: MeCOvey, SF U; H. Aar<ln, All 37; Me.Y, Cln 35; Perez, Cln 33: Allen, l'llll 111111 Booda, SF 29, Amerlcall League: Ja~ Olk 45; Howard, Walh· 43; KUlebrew, Mimi 38; POwell, Salt 3S; Petrocelli and Yutr<~emaki. - THIS NU .. PIES DRAWINGS FOR ANNIVERSARY · PRIZES TO BE HELD THIS EVE· NING AT 6:00 P.M. ON PARKING LOT - YOU DO NOT HAVE TO BE PRESENT TO-' WIN - WINNING N!IJIBERS TO BE POSTED.]IUST 'BE. CUllED BY SATURDAY, SEPT- iTil A NEI DRAWJNG AT 1•E �' ' ~ I ' a •...w...:...i.t. ' '.i.uoT AD • S ,;.111. Do, of Publketlo11 REGULATIONS l't64 CHEVROLET "TON ______.. ____ $1095 8 h. Fl..tsicle, 15" comm. wheels, new front tires, 6 cyl. engine, clean and solid cob. -" ' RATES MEMORY of our dear huabl.nd, ra.ther and grandfather, Markll Wood, whopassedaway Sop!. 3, 1965. :i we hope to meet him, Slmedu. we know not when, Scmedly ""' '"'. ''-·· 1 :30 0.111. to 5:00 p.m. Dolly 8130 o,lll, to 12:00 Noan Sot ~,~~"Gay WUe Lett., autdren Margaret E., Vtrgil, Robert and Jeral- d!• and J1111ndcblldren. 9-3-ltc s ------------ lt'ason Area In Memory IN LOVING memory of our clear aon and brother, Marvin Wilson McGuire, Jr., who paseed away one year ago today, Sept. 3, 1968. I 1Rev. Mrs. Bernice Winkler -.n. J,ya Allelldlog wore Naomla Yeqer, Verna Coleman., Edith Foac, Glld.Vs Stewart, llob- Fr!dl,y. • 1966 FORD 1h -too pick~, 26,000 , aetual miles; radlo1 deluxe hater. Phooe Cheater 985- · 3350. C.n be seen at Newell's Sunoco. 11-19-tle eondldoned, deep well, oaeand .....third acres with fruit lroeo and large garden apot, Oao mile east of Racine on 124. Call 919-2103. --------------------------- 1961 CHEVROLET IQ>ala. Ph. 247-2161. 8-31.Ste TWO CARRIERS NEEDED IN MASON on& Oura Ups cannt't tell how we miss him, Our hearts cannot tell what to say; Onb God knows how we mlas MrL Alva Lu~. Mro. Alburtlce Youns hod a blrlhdaJ dllllor at her home In CUftcJn ID honor of Miss Eve- -Jill. 4 BEDROOM HOME, lull-ailed basement. •• furnace heat, 111 hot water heater, fulli air year ago, SepL 3, 1968. Mra. Albert Swatzel was a guest 9uldo)' of Mr. and ...... Poul l'luleUa and Stella KM, Nr. IIIII NrL Ll"""""}falle, ,lloli>le, .~. Rldl1 . .TimlnJ. vlalted Mr.lllll Mrs. ~Rood! IIIII family For Sale, Rent Auto Sales -- ----------IN LOVING memory or Henry Clpehart who passed away Aid Distressed In a home that is lonesome todl,y. BLAETTNARS sadly missed by wile, ~ Clpehart, children arxl grand- :---- ----=-- -~-=-FEMALE, evenirwa tree. No exchildren. perience needed to earn 25per 9-3-ltp 1966 CHEVY 2, Nova s~.Per sporL cent commiuion demonlltratphone 919-2246. ing toys. No investment. car 9-3-3tc necessicy. Write Toy Ladles Notice Party Plan, Johnstown, Pa. ROOF PAINTING and patchtns 1969 KARIIIANN GffiA coupe,acl15902. 9-2-31p· by contract, .. Elel)erlenced,.. 1111 coot -$2821.86. WUI .Wk• Fer free eiiluate, phon8 992$2400. Full! equl~ped. Phl!ne 2808. (We g0 anywhere). Mason 773-.1423. For Rent 11-~c TRAILER LOTS, Bob'a Md>lle .- -=-=---Calrl, ~- OblocmStale DEPENDABLE, Reliable babyRt. 124, P - 992-295L slttlov, Phone 992.5849. 11-11-11< 9-3-3tc ------------ - ------------- -------------- ------------- ------------- --------------one ,_ ...- MlBUI/2 ------------- SMITH u---· ------------- -------------FISH FRY & ICE CREAM SOCIAL SATURDAY SEPT. 6 5 p.10. till 12 Otldnlght -nceived. dlotrllutloD ol the - · Conununlty Holl, Rio Grande, uymen to AUend o. PT, PLEASANT - ~men o1 -~~ dmrehes In NO HUN'I1NG on Slarlllw Maasar ......V are oWdng plano properly clurlne 1969-7U bum. ing season. to llle dl,y 29th _ . LQJntn'l Institute at 8-29-etp Kill, Wooton, oo ~ PAY for-~-~~;;.don -r19-21. concerniae Lew Ia Ruffcorn or "' llle - d o gatb. any of hlo reladveo. Born In oriDI "' ~ llethodlot .... Mello CQmcy, 1832,11111 . .r. II: "'l11o a.ri111an Challenp o1 111o '70'L" !poaldng on tb 11 rled a BOker. Wao a Civil War Yetenn. Am trying totraeell\l' will bo laur promlneat lamlb tree. Please write to ....... by Blalql - -.1;' Dorrell Rulfeorn, ' 105 KIIWI frodorlck Wertz, of Charlo-.~ Drhe, Bellewe, Nebnaka, ..... blelude Dr. Samuel B. 8lotk, Blullleld pu1x>r; Dr. ~ · ·6800S. . . - S. Colaw, Cblelmatl pu. ~; IIIII Dr. AI- P. Wallace, . . . Gl tho llrant ~ bl NO TRE'>PAS!ING 01' hunting oa 11\l' property. Addle R. Barton, iillll rw we ullllod Rt. 1, RaciDe, Obio. 8-31-elp tltl'll t11o _, l'lllotralkln leo, ~ ..U..IJ. ' ' wli.I: ------------- ~~~=a:-~;:: lanttd lt •• dUJ ,' JlA _.....,le II a constable, CIIINA CABINETS, ..... 1111111, 1111 •IM!I. ... Write ... all ~ « other petty law ·tGifleer Wlto eetvea warrants "I¥ mlke1 orreota. ·t -·i;· li. D• ..._, Rt... PIS .... . . . .'II, 410,, "" .. ---·-· ------------- 992-5114. RODNEY DOW!IIIIG Rool_ ...... -tn..ua Mlddloport, Oblo' 5-IJ-tl EARLY AMERICAN stereo, Al\1Fil, 4-apeed changer, 4 speako PHILCO refrigerator, artificial ps rarwe, pub mower reel er sOW'ld aystem. Take over payments of $5.75 per month bile, 2 mowlrw scythes, two pltchforkl, hand aawi and othor POl'bolallcedue$83.15. Call • 992-33S2. er toolo. Phone 992-5676 '"' 992.5865. GEO. HOBSTETTER, Brelor ------------- ------ ·HOBSTETTER REALTY ------------- carpet you ever uHCI, eo easy Get Blue Luotro. Rent eleclrlc ......_.. tt. Tllly'oBargal,. land, Klddloport. 9-2-Gtc -----------~-- ~ SOLm STATE STEREO, 1989 D> walnut stereo conaole with a 4-epoaker, 4-tpeed automadc chaapr. Take over peyments of $5 per month or PI)' balance ~ell-3352. 8-28-Gtc ------------- AKC REGISTERED beecleo, age Ullluralto ocbaol, 10.11-11• -------------- FOUR ROOM IUnllhod aport.. ...... lath, Multa ............ ....,, 11fh llulloorrJ A... 1182 lit&. ' f.U.IIc ____ _____ __ _ ------------- ;... 6 monthL Call :MI?-7468. 8-28-Gip -------------oeU· ITS TERRIFIC !lie way we're In& Blue Lustre 1x> clean rva• ond 1¢olotery. R,eot shatq)oo. er Bilker Furniture, ~ dloport. 9-2-Gte .1. ' MINERSVILLE - 6 rooms. beth, porches, bl.1ement, garage on 124. $2,800. bath, electrlctty, witer, ps l'uroaee, eatport, llood noigll- POMEROY - Buolaeu bullcllnB with 6 roomaportmentandbar. borL ID Syracuse. .Call 99Z. Both leaoed. .18,000. 5088. 8-31-4tc 6 ACRES - 6 room houoe, pie"' ---------~--ty of water and outllulldliWL 12 GAUGE a.-uc Winchester Good fences. $5,500. ohotgun. Like new. Two-wheal LETART - 4 lato 011 rlvor, 6 trailer tor car or tractor. rOC!JD.s, IM.tb, porchel, drUlecl Pholle 247-2240. well. t6,600. 8-31-3tp MAPLEWOOD LAKES - '1'110 ------------- · houns, Clbln, ctanae houM, MODERN RANCH, 5 rooms, bath lildeo, owiJwo, boa~, lbhlal. air ....Utloaed, wah 1x> wall swtmmlllll IIIII partleo. P2,. carpet In llvlllll-<llnlng room, 500. hall, -.x.n, Baaement, wood - MIDDLEPORT - 10 rooms, 1'1.1 burniiW llreplace, marble winbaths, two eneloaod poreheo, clflll oWs. ApprO.. 1 me of calliort. garap. •10~ . . . rr""""- Price rOclucOCI lor lm· HELEM or VIRGIL TEAFORD mediate aale. Call Dlek Bawl- ASSOCIATES 992·3325 UV• lor IIIPol-ontondprlee. . SYRACUSE 99~151 or 992.3732. li-2Nic . -·~ COAL, UJMP, ep, etoker, mine run. Excelolor Salt · Worka, Eaot Moln !L, Pomeroy. Phooe -------------dl~ Will, ...... large orated; cla!iotL . ___________ ..:_ • .,., NlcoiJ doe- Call 992-.2278 lor liP" pot-attel-2p.m. w..uc ·· BEI~pl··~~_!;.,-$ ·uX1~~ •• •-: ~ h .l~'• CGnlalniro, - Anlrew , Croft, RL ~. Racine, Ohio. 9-2-6tc B'UJ..IIiess POODLE PUPPIEs. • ~€.. r ~,. ..ci<;~KETTE :~!'~~!lii!l lllliitl .75aill! . ·' · W'I~CO, ...,.,.._..,.,HI, · .ieh:"~~~;i · ,Millfl*, ..,..: v.:· ~" 713H43. .. 5543. . . M-Ile 1w.ui; . ..,.. '.,,,,',· .• , ·. • ' .. ... I· '' "// •• ,. p~~.-;.\.1·. 1• • ' ' .···' "f ' J .''· ; ' · u::. .lll.J ' ., hill "SUPER·IIGHr' TENDER. JUICY .• ~' J TASTY BLADE CUTS Chuck Steaks • • • • 'fi }, ••• ~ :.· · .~,.. •1&.j. ------ ------ to t'- e.rflf' of e fOCI.$ tt.~ 1outh 7~ cloato•• 30 llllnvtol ..,, lnstnnce AIJTOMOBILE IDaUl'lllleo cam:oUod'l Loot )'GUI' operator'• lleenae? Call 992-29611. · 11-15-tlc ------------- 312.1 fo .. : thenc• •wth IJ . . r ••• 45 """"'"• ~ .. t 90-,... to tM 1adlon 11•1 thinco notth 2tO : 1... along tho teetlon II•; .,._. : ..... , · ilroot 680 loot lfJ. Sactlan 14! ~· .. ftOith 2'1 ......... eoat 19 ~~- ,, • thlince north 13 ...,... 30 •'""h ·."· . . . . . . .t 363 '"'' thane• .... 39 ....... ...t 84 ...fJ ...... noHh ~o clooro•• oost 212.1 fw ,.., to the cantor of o toodJ elons tho ctfttor of tho tolll 1. . nufth 18 cl!'f'"• 30 h..21~·, ~ ' 460 ,...., •tMnn !llaft . •Of'!!• ooot .400 ..... .. ..... ·~h 1071~ I tho•• L!GAL NOTICI NOTICE OM fiLING OP IMV!MTORY AND APPRAIIEMEMT The It~ llf,J!~ Moll• County p Court f.ota: to thW ,I•• of ti:-J.I~!!I' eOrfOinl"l fl¥0 .... 1ft 1• oltd 12.25 ac:Mt '"' H ..,.,. ·• · • 17.25 ~· 1111111'0 w lou·. .,,.', Ptrk l1tt Stab • • • Ptrk en,. o:~~= . .~~.. fra• Fryer .lroat . . ...... ClniaUIIu .......... Slillll ..... :.:; • • • :: .. liotn Jowls • •·~I" $tub •.. HEAD LETTUCE I La~ SA¥11 I .... Z4 FRESH CAilROTS z:.2§c 19c I I 12..,69' SA¥11 .,.. Swisa Stuk .::.:..-..:. • .... Encli•• C1t loat · . . Sttwiq ... .. .,. ...... = ... Fra.8nBnC•IIk . . .....,.. ..lill .... "":.'"..- • VALENCIA ORANGES Con.. IMf·,~ . ' LAR&E SIZll t. . CALIFORNIA ••,...... loil....... ...... ....... ........ 1 :1~ : I ami thot ,_ettl...., be oUtMH...onll ..-.M .to tho alliiN -.... ..,... In ool• '"' ott.it• .. 1tJJ ••II ' . . Anna M· Ow1t, PIMMfV,, Molts County, Ohio. Mo. 20173. ' You ore ..,_, notified thot tflo lnvontofy, cmcl A.Hf'OIMm'nl of tho of tho afciletnantlnod, d.. •tot• coaood, loto tJf ••Ill County, w•• fllocl In thl1 Cautt~ Sal• ln¥•ntllfY oncl Approllo..ont will H for he• lng btfON thl1 C.utt on t .... 22nll .Jay Of S.,..mtMr, 1969, ot 10:00 _.elad: A.M. · porsen doslrfftll to ftlo •"'" eopt - • thototo fllo thoM .. loGSt ftvo do,.o prlot to tho 4oti •• for hoarlnt• Gl"on undof My hond oncl sool ef aald Court, thla 29th tlay of AYI• ••r, ..,.t ""'• 19M· ';.. ' P. H. O'iR~ · cr.r.. ;.w·.c - . ,_..c,.,. It• J.,j.. .... •... . ___ __ _______ . ,. J........ ....,.. / 9/3 . 9/10 ·' :..._ LIGAI; NoTICI MOTICI OP .. ' :. . .._ A~HilfrN.I\IT to ~ ttotvte• "I" o~.K=h · cot"··.-.. . .,. __ ld..!, ............... efij"lii- ' \ullon accofcll"' to law, •• Tt. ...,_on1 Rht tJ~~n ..,.,1..-4 .will fufther tal&o Mtlco thilf tMy. hovo "been I'I'NHio_• ...,.... .,....,.~ •• sohl potlttoft ·w tMI_1~ _, ......,... to -·-~ t~_.f ... ·; t_~ ~ ' lla(eto tile 1it · ·o:-Y ""· MM-•, 1Ut. . , ~ •.c;a,-11, ........ 19) 3o111-1.7•2A CIOI 1.. 61< . --~--------~----·~- l.~olit MOTICI NOTtC~ OP 'a;POINTM•Ifi' ~ JANE PAd White Bread • JANI,PAUII •, Raisin PI• • • • '"'";..... 39" < "'· _ , . , Oovle, Of !he Al•hl'•-"'•"'·" .......... ....i,:, n.., . . Tho ,..,., elf HI. ,.. ...... Is~ Itt oec.,..,. 1I!; tii• ·"cf'-• • cOfto Dftll Mltte . ~ '~"' ....... lnatl~ ef tho thhti!t .... t ...1t1 ond lions flf the 4tlo""~r Wl4e ------------------------10 · ROOM ALL Eleetrl< · brlcti '58 JEEP, 4 wheel drlye, llood home. AppraloodPO,OOO. Wf!l C()lldlllon. tsoo. 38 II. houH ae11 or trade tor tarm land, SLEEPING ROOIII ooer • I a o 992-.2811L 8-IJ-tlc !railer, """ . , •750. level to rolllittl iaDd 1irQ. Loo : · o1x>n,pta.liWM.7-Hic Call 992-5860 or oeab1sol!W eated on blaek top road. ~ ----~--------- · north on 7 to Dotilrn Mo,aon '773-64~1 ·. ;; WINTER -POTATOES. Charles THREE ROOM:~ • Hlah S.hool, turn left 21illleo . . U-3lp HU\1111. Portland. plettiJ with boilliAD 8-29-271p on Sliver Rldp, --- ';----.o,----: . kitchen, wallonelldtobllloP,. ----------~~~ s.lv1~ , .. · ri; 111daiHI IIIIi will' . ..,;. Gallia and' Mason Area ·Informed As Well As Entertained ----------.---CLEANINGEST eieaiM!r ------------too. FOUR ROOK HOUSE llko new, .~~ "f Real Estate Fcr Sale ,• ,., 4:30 P.M. ------------- ------------- For Sale a- - ------------- .HOUSE FOR SALE on Union Ave. 7 rooma, approximately three acres. WUI seU reasonable to s~ttle eotote. Phone 992-5865 or 992.5676. ltAMAUGA, OHIO ---~---------- FURNISHED IIIII aportm..U. AID ------------- ,· VALUE! 3Ut: ------------- d• ts?.3o can TRAILER, BROWN'S TraDer Park, Mlnerovllle. Phooe 9923324. 8-2J-12tc . 12 1001 ------------- AUTO SALES; 9-3-3lp THREE ROOM modoro IIJOrlment, furnisbed, air cordtloned. Near Meigs · Higll School. $55 a month, water paid. Phooe 992-.2053. Three-Day Meeting Ja-'• TWO BEDROOM mobile homo, M&G Food Market, 3 miles south of Middleport .., Rt. 7, DISCOUNT ON AU HAIDWAIE .... llOM.. . NOW AND INCLUDING fliST lAY OF OPENING SEPTiMIEl I LOCAL ,ifPOifSDAILY AT 7:50 A.M. ------------- ------------ .............·-"--., • a. • presetlfS ------------- ------------- TWO BLOCKS SOUTH ON SAllE STREET. ------------- ·------------- Bllbopa C1l tbe areu, wbo 1... aued a eall lor holp from tile CcluDell ol ~s. will lUper- · ...-a., IIWS BLAETTNIR'S ------------- Al. BUICK PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS POMEROY PT. PLEASANT - UnltAOd GUN SHOOT, Rutland American FURNISHED ap&rWent, Albert Legion, Sw1day Noon WI 4 p, IUU, Racine. Phone 949-22611. Molbodlot.IID Woot VlrginlahaYe m. 8-29-6te . - to lllare In an <tfor1111 lor doma8od dmrches IIIII FIJIIIIISHED three roaon aport. ,.._es ID the Mlsalooi&IPI and Lou!- areas .. ROOF P AlNTING by contra<L ed, 507 MDI St., lllddloporL nil ao 1D the VIrginia and Weat For eoUmatea call 99~239 Ph.- 992-Z112. s.22-tlc Vlrllnl& areoo as a reault of Orlo Hubbard; EJperlenced. 8-31-31p ~- COmfl!e'o terrific dellliuotiliL ----~-------FURMSIIED Brat bod111'" B1111op J. F .....riek Wertz, of WILL OFFER $50 reward lor In·~ formation leadlrw: to ~arrest Charlo- bas loaued an appeal _....., l'lllllio ld-U14. of the driver who hit the two to ....,.ch ........,., to respond 1x> M-Ile white poodles, kUling one, on 1 ~ alrerllll1x> he recelvPaweD St., In M1ddllport oa APABTMENT or a..._,IIW raom, od ~. Sept. 7, ID all Frldl,y, A.,g. 29, about 7:30 p. private ..mnce IIIII heth. -~~churches 1n the m. sao Bernard GOkey. Nlcelocatloa for teoeher. Two 8-31-3tc At lout ·24 eburches and 11 aquares from sehool, corner of IJncoln IIIII Second Av. Call - • wore either tolally dootrwed or HVorely domaaed VACANCY lor two eldorl.Y - · 992-55011. bl the pll lWei. VIrginia was pie. Prelor prlvote paid ,... 8-31-3tc bit DIICb border than Weal VIrUonta. Phoao Ma1011, '17U185. ..... '-1' the torreodal reins tllet 10-811c TRAILER Sl' ACE, 640 Laurel loll bl the wlala areas of the St., Middleport. Phone 992llllerotalea-theweakened 7148 after 5 p. m. barr!..,. reached the mountain FIRE DEPARTMENT mtiu..vtua. I.ORMA1101 fnlnt·End Services -------------- PS, PB & AT· now flnhh. PS. PB & ------------ -------------- 64 PONTIAC .... $1095 Catallno 2 dr. Hord Top. Lllco WAITRESS at 7·11 cafe, Middleport. 8-31-6tc ,..u. litleo. ,.._... . ·w1fl0 c... -------------- Mt. PHONE 882-2962 hlm ______________ ------------- t~f9~.TJ~£.: ·,;:.Si~~. Ono corolu I ow Shaw toed c:e~t. Sale . AWNIN05, otorm door• a ad For wlndowo. earporta, marquees. LOI1E WI!IGHT _ , . wllll Dll-· A-all Tablotl, ..., ... . blown ond batt lnlulatlon. E1- · at Nol1p11 ilrllro mer White, Ale1 npre~lllta­ . 7. . . . d...,_ For treeelldmateo,pboao YIVIJCAR ChariM Llelo, ~~Jracuoo. V. V. FIVE ROOM HOUSE, 120 Line· .NEI!:Ut< oln Hlll, former H. B. SU!Ith Johiloa and Saa, lae. .ii-1-tlc resident, Elrl Knight, Middle- · lite port, Phone 992-3805. a.nd Bl:lke S..ICI 1968 HARLEY DAVDJSON74J1101,. 9-3-3111 orcycle, good condidon. All accessories included. call742- ONE FIVE ROOM Houoe In Ml"' ernllle with 5 acres; one nve IN POIIfROY 4681. room houae,11h acres, both for pooo. Phooe 99~02L 8USIRSS 9-3-6tc AIR CONDITIONJN!l, Refrlpr7 ROOM l!OUSE bl Cheater. Call atloa oervlce. Joek'I\IOfrl&er'1192-3890. 8..27..6tc GREEN BEANS, 2 lbs. 49c; jowl atlon, New Haven. Phooe 882sliced 3 lb. $1.39; badanas, tOe EXCESS BODY lluld with Flulde> 2079. tablets, oaiJ $1.49, at Nei- lb.; helogoa, 2 lb. $L 09; jolly Drua. 7-a.18l!l 58 oz.~ 98ci peache11 No. 21h : $6.40 case; eags, 3 doz. ,1.19i M&G Food Market, 3 miles SEWING MACHINES, Repair LONE STAB boat, IIIIJio< Old SOOth of Middleport on Rt. 1. trailer. New ftnilh, $525. service, all .. 992-2284. 9-3-3111 Pbooe 992-2288, 11-1The Fahrle !ilop, Potnoroy. Authorized Stnser Solo• IJid WU..L SACRIFICE Singer zig zog TWO BEDROOM mobUe home, 10 Service. Wehll)enseloaora. equipped desk model oewiDg x50 Good condition. call 74Z. 3-29-11< 11111chlne. Exeellcmt condldon. 51145. l<eeping ·Meigs Qoly $37.60 eash price. Makes .. SEPTIC tams cleaned. Miller buttonholes, embroider11 and monotll'ams. Phone 992..2685. VACCUM .Ci,!!ANER. Brand_new Sanltatloa. Stewart, Ohio. Ph. 8..26-atc 662-3035. f969 model O>mplete wltlllil ' cleani!W toolo. SmaU paint ELECTROLUX CLEANER large damage In oh[jlpq. wm take delux model. Complete with all $22 casll price or terms it de- HAIUWION'S TV AND ANTENNA cleaning tools and paper bags. SERVICE. PhoDe 992-2522. sired. Phone 99~685, Runs like new. Will sell tor 11-10-tlc 9-3-6te $28.00 cash or terms. Phone 992..2685. 8..26-atc 1969 SEWING MACHINE uoed SEE NEIGLER BulldiiW !q>ply for buDdliW your home. Call LEGAL MOTICI just a lew times. Fully Ollulp·-- -----------USED PIANOS - TWo nlee reped to zig zag, makel ~ GU3' Neisler, Reclno, O. JACK CORNELL, 675 S, P conditioned upright pianos with h'!les, ~at, !IPDilqooo ![!! , :.-· j • . . •. . • ~ :!. ·'- O-.,t~ "~-~..,~.,.. J~OR ~u~f' bench. Free.dellvcm:. Call Rut. 111111)'· -~l'J c~J•Q;'W ----_:...:f'"!-:-~...,.1- __,.., ..,-:·· · ~a.-:: ~~-·~o:w•.:.:~~t .m~- -1~1 . laqd Furniture 742-4211. sacrifice tor only $34.40 cash FOR HiRE, new trenCher -water ond wfl••• oxaet _..... Is .u..8..26-atc Une, cesspool drain& t to 1Z IJ;nii'Wn; and tht unknown . her,.. price or terma may be ar· ,._ dovisH• lotllt•••• o4MinliffGt.,. wide. Paul Amerson, masua, 11 nd •••\ans of ZINA JACKSON. ·. ranged. Phooe 99~685. W. Va. Phone 773-.1788 alter DECEASED, will ........,, ~ tlool1., ~tc ONE llx14 camping troller, $125. _. JofCO A• ..,..,1, AdM111Iattettlx o One utUlcy trailer with new 3:30 or 949-3915, Ba~~<aae. tM 01 tote of ifv.,tco Cemoll, 4~ · · 4-29-Uc coo1od1. on tho 21th d•r,· of JN, .' tires, ~5. Phone 992-2774. TRAILER, 12 root wide, !woJ969, 1110:11 hlr petlt(IMI II tht , . . 8-31-31p rooms, carpet wall to wan.. - - - - - - - - - - - - Nto Court wltf.ln o..d fGI tM c...,. of M~>i1• ond 5tvfe of Ohio, ol1968 model, good 11 new, 817 C. C. BRADFORD, AUCTIONEER 1If ..1, thot It Is -~••'Y to Nil POTATOES. Linley Hart, Racine. Cooq>lote Se.rvlee "tho allowing M1etllled lfHI ..., Locust St., MiddlePort, Ohio, toto owrt.d by tho ......... Eulllce Phoao 94&-8821 949-4433. pooo P - 992-5169 or 29~ Cotr»ll, to (HI' d.M1 oM th ... tM Racine, Ohio abovo no....t pllltlu IIIOY ,..,. .r 4081 Mullens, W. Va. elalm to hVYO an lnl.,..t In sof4 Crltt Bradford S.l~ NOI ••tatoi BALDWIN PlANO to bo picked Sold No olfato bolng sllupte4 oM closctlbod n flollow11 ~ lo thlo area may he bought NEW HOME In Mlddleporl Built ....... .' at huge savings. For infor.. In kitchen, wall to wall carpet. READY-!.nX CONC~ dellv- hlnl In l-.tHinort TOWMhl,i, .~ mation write Paul Graves. ·ered rilht toyourproject. Fast · Melli Coumy, OI!IOJ I• Soetl011s lng, tRe bathrOOIIIL Call lor 811and - ·.. Free eltlmatea. Ph. . ·~ ond 201 b..lnnl~ all a ,.., ... Graves Piano aDd Organ Compolntmenl,. 992.3727 or 99Z. --· . ' tN wnt lno til ~etr~__1A, all• · 892-3284, Geogleln -Ready-Mix tM out Urw .t s.:etlon "20f .. tfle pan,y, 383 E. Broad st., COlum7260. Located on Lt~~~:olo St. 1 ....... _ _ . . . Ohlo. 10uthwo•t eornw ' ol the R, w. Co'' .... bus, Ohio. 9.a.atc ~.,........... COhllell 38 ocre lot; thohcec "'t 6-30-tfe 325 ftot; thence .ololth 620 ~ ------------- mo'lc: tran•· E nro nice. ~-=...:;:....--- Methodists to ~ TUPPERS PLAINS -------------. - ---- blialue•• dl,y. o;EN EVES. 8:00 P.M. POMEROY, OltiO hand, 1948 WU..LYS Jeep FW ft.H, DOW His tq,py face to seei tires, excellent c:mdltlon, To hear his vOice and see his Help Wanted $400. Phone 992-3939' smile 8..27-atc WAITRESS wanted, 81Jply In perThat meant so much to me. son. Craw's SteakHouae,PCIIl· eroy. S..2S-6tc Sadly missed by mother, father 67 BUICK ...... $2395 LoSGbno .& dr. H~~:~rd Top, Fac• brothers and sisters. taty olr condltloMd. Pow•r 9-3-ltc ltoorlr~~. Poout broho, Ayt.,.. a(ld Nro. Ill)' Fox attended a meellas at Weale.van Collqo, Buel<lwll<xt. Nld< King of tile Air Foree ID Oldaboma and motller, Mrs. R. C. King, spent the put week Mro. Albert SW.Izel and Nelloo Roynoldo. ID andAndJ,andthe-,EveJ,yaSiewort. Mrs. Glea Jo1m1011 and Kim. mle from w-mu•. Oblo, vlslletl with ...... - · · par. enll, Mr. IIIII Mrs. T. R. Davia at Ma- from 'lburada31x> Tues. room, dining room, hell IIIII .... hednlOIII Cll11eled. 784 • Brownell A...,_,llllddleport. Pb. 992-9961 or 992.3035. Pomeroy iotor Co. What whould I give to clasp hie lWews, Notes For Sale TwO BEDROOM homo, llvtns eddllionel -rd 2c . &LINO ADS AddltleMI 2Sc Chill' .. .,... Advortloo-nt. OFFICE HOURS Never to part again. -·"""-·. no 1960 CHEV. Y.t TON PICKUP -----..--..·-----.. $500 6 cyl., good tires, sound mechanically. a..t ada pallll within tO doyt . CARD OF THANK$ & OBITUARY $1 .!0 for !0 wOfd Miniii'IUIII. Ee . land s 75c tlw" C:oNIICtro 11 centt por Word tix eon..cllfiwa lntarti·o nt . 25 per cant Ditcount on paid ada To claiiP hill haOO in a better . ............. _..,_...,. .......... _,._ ~ """lt&felrl!u!l- ' m p.m. <PIIIac lime; 11111 .,. 11'1 caUid lilllo, boa111 doDIIr II liMIT driYotholr . cabala Old Ia loWed ID t b e Flat 2300o, tllllr ~ tiDy vino1ard lOin\ o1 Kar1Do, U ODd Ferrlril licm. to ' miles 1101111 Gl Rome, bthelolted mama•a pula, "'"' IIIII all bour ~ Sopbla J..orill, llY!va In bed. No dlllejlt J1a111a -.lei IIIII uoorted ftltn !W'*M and doiHt a llelltl liiiUer Willi& director• wi1h blah - • IIIII 111e 1'-l&llior oq• about Cite proleetlve otoao walla to match. dlttleulV ID lllldlnCI hOmo lor We hire a omaD Flat"'cb,_ bmch by bail or trolley• . IIIII lor aome eerie wo · ~ whllll lllo allluont tofre drive hetla' bllaly thea In New York. 1>r1v11111 II leu a let Gl atrlct rules bl Rome than wl!4. iJ lnlultlvtpmeomaublp. Tboro are far fewer tnllle lllfU. street• are ·aar,.,.,.,., witlllltlle WILL BE . CLOSED THE. FIRST . . ·- lEEK OF- SEP· pottern to tho allorer otreot plan but at111 It ·worlal. El<eept at the TEMBER.• DUE TO CHANGING BUILDINGS TO oeverli tlmu allaybuetnaa.m.n ., ·T are drlvlal to IIIII from 'I!Ol'k, our ateering and braket, good tires, radio and heater. FOJ W""" Ad S.r~tlce 5 cerrtt ,., Word oM hltilrtlon C:hort• -. .. . ...... hoo..laTooiJ dol -a _ ~ I!"and -aO'no·tr~ mllome. _.. llll<b 11ft ar Seat Wagon. ¥8 engine, automatic trans •. Power 3 lnterticm. MiniMUM "'~~'-· · to ·• -~ / t ~- ~- ..... - - f8Ufro!ll 1962 FORD COUNTRY SQUIRE ---------$499 '* 12 Cetrtl par 'ffOtd tiDie\ ..,.. 1110 bas built ~lllllilreocrt,... The PWI!t'-r reMr~tot tN ritht •• Mit .. ••i•ct ""' .... dH-~~~~· jettle~tel. TM ,..lither •ill ~ ,............ fet 1110'0 ..... • .... Memary Motor Co. """ """' ·~· .'l'fll!le ....,... II& - . flllr' ~ac~ olll!t - · n-wn hen'f, lllillil Of QUALITY MoNier Dootlllr. 9 ..... (oMotlotlan& & Correc:tiOf'lt . Will k occ:opte4 ut1tll 9 o.M. for "'- IGur ~ · ~ ...... bour t....- ~~ ......... . tho . .... ltilf'-OIMA Tt'ON D!ADLIME5 O.r l•f•• Pullollcatle~l'l hiC.,UICf """. ' "· JAM; P..aica FIJi!! . ,. :' . ack"'II»>D Potato Chips • • '=''4,. Vl~lnio l: I ' Peanuh · :: 69' ,..................,.'!t-..... CH'CK IIIMI Yof IUYI _ . • ........ . -.--=·""" .......... I �I . • < ,, ! • ' ' ~ ·=:~:::l&a, N~ty· l.Ja~~P1 • ~~~ ~~yen~ .~, covERED DISif LIJNCHEON "• Sliile;o"!i'll 11111111! . . . . . . :ro Bear Arms ' . In 70o -IIICI mlddlt 80L niJI!Ill\lbe UjlllOI' 50o north IOIId r•. 'r·.. 1-. 801 IIOidb. Out . :Oectared .. • r.. _ r.arl Kincade ::: CLEVELAND (UPC - T h. :..,_01111 right or a cltl. 'lbe ........ 'dloh - of llartford, 'with Mrs. N. 0. Wtln IOIId MrL JlllllOa' Yacl!nlibt ·u co.-slta, · ~~woetlloThe prell-. Mr,.wasLooctven~~v Glbbl, folJowed 11v tile 1un-. Mrt. Glbbl aloo prelldtd at tllo butd. . nell 1101ton Wbleb was _,.c~ w1t11 t11o club '11008 followtdllv·tllo !lag all~ tn1 t11o collect. MomEarlS. Kincade, 7S, CoolvUle, bora answered roll caD by lliv- . died Tuoadll,l' arternoon ln St. lng 0 "Gordon Cloj, Don'L" JGooph HOopltal, Parkersburg, Durlna tile bullntas oeBSion following an extended IUnoas. Mrs. Glbba reported lftit tile Mr. Kincade was horn In Alii. club had purchased ..,... oltlle ens COUDIY • the ""' of tllo late taU backgrounds which are be. JamOB and Angle Blair Kincade. lng used 10 allen In tho recent Mr. Kincade W!lla farmer ln the Dower ohowa. Tho club lloo vat. · CoolvUle area aU hlo life. He was alao preceded In death by od to pay ror part of tho paint a brother Mel a sister. He wal used to paint tile room In which ~ th v--~~n .• the newer ahow Is held at the a memb'er"" e ... ......_-._.... PDIV" count;y Fair. t!st Church. Several suaastions were He Is survived by hla wife, Nora Buck Kincade· a roster made concerning the ~lllln Med·"""'- Mr Mabel J""ero moria! Building IOIId the commit. :;::;::_-·:_. '· a1 n1e .,. and• tee was asked to checlc oo. these. t\IUVI•1 auu sever ces neplt The local club Ia llao going ewa. Fmteral services will be held a1nng with the recommendation Friday at 2 p.m. from the White of the Slate Orgonlzatlon and wtn Funeral HOme In CoolvUle wltll plant some rhodnlendron I h I a the Rev. Ralph Smith <dlclatlng, fall, Mrs. Glbbo appo1ntod tile Burial will be In the Coolville following committee ro chock oo cemetery. Friends may call at the prices or the plonts, and alao the funeral horne after noon OD the best sites for Planting same: Lelah Jane Powell, ebalrman, Thurodll,l'. Mro. Uol'd Roush, Mra.-..! Burris and Mra. L. C. Rruflb. The Chrlsbnao Rower show IOIId :'*' bear armo lhould be reDies Tuesday :gOalod bocauao eoey procurement 1111 :ti -lneroalt · boa InCIIIHd 0 dra:lilatlc tile homicide .iate, the CIQoiOOp Coont;y Grand Jury slid T,.-.,, : Tho joey recommended the :Seeond Amendmonl ro the u. S. · caftotilllllm be repealed at a conatltutlonal ....,enuon pt'OpOiod ' "' Soa EY0roll M, Dlrkaen 11:n, Dirk. •~~ ' :¥a. 1811 nc1& •uue~ 8 con. ; ..tl~ to negate the &lpreme ~an. one-vote rul. 1.1fte .Cwrt. i·· Dt · · Ito report to conunon plea• :.m: here, the grand jury DOt:.,s that about 200 person• had 'boon murdered In Clevelond ..._ tbl ..., a year. , 1< : · -~ . · , : llraell war planes IDday -od Jordanian artillery polltlono which had shelled an llnell petrol, In the northern velley • , • military .-pokesmen in Tel Aviv anIIIIWleed, according to UP!. It was the latest In an lnerealllng nambor "" laraell ltrla1 atrlkeo agtlnst Jordan In roqllaUon for eltller ~u. lnD ol lsraell settlements or patrolL Roush is Del~ate Grain Prices COLUMHlJS (UPI) - Doll¥ cash groin prices paid to farmers Wednesday at grain eleva· tors in cemral, NorUlwestern and SOuthweatern Ohio 11 qlDed by the Ohio llopartment er Agrlcullunl are: No. 2 Whee! most!.)' unc~, 1.12- (bu): To Boards Session . : Harold Roush was ~ted dolqate to tile OblD Scbools Boards Assoclatioo comention ~ COlumbUI In November by tllo ;Uolp COUnty Board of Ecluu. lloa TaeoclaY nlld>t. : Bul diiver eerdfieates were taouod to Junior Darst, Amoa l'l11la, Pauline Darsl, AuBIIn Pbllll!ll, Earl Adamo, Jolin Coiar, George Henaloy, OrloSmllh, IIebert Molter, Carl BriiiiiiDII and !Jalo~ 1.16, mooll¥ 1.14-1.15; No. 2 Ear Corn (bu): mosll¥ 2 coniB lower, 1.14--1.18, mostly 1.15l,IS; No. 2 Shelled Corn (bu): mosUy 2 centalower, 1.15-1.21, moall¥ 1.17-1.20; No. 2 SheUed Corn (100 lb): mostly ! cents lower, 2.Qi.2.16, moatly 2.092.14; No. 2 Oats (bu): u~ changed to 1 cent lower, .54.... 60, moatly .511-.58; No. 1 SOybeano (bu): mostly unchanged, 2. 092. 55, mostly 2. 09-2.1!. Sale~ $20,451 AUTO DAMAGED Minor damage was reJII)ried to a ear owned "' Roy Snowden, Rutland, nlabt porlcod on Salem St. In RuUand. A car drlv:en by Pear Loo TUUs, 20, Rutla'"', backed from a drlvewey :lato t h o - Yeblclo, the de·partment "' Sheriff Robert Har- Tue-., :-alld. Paid on Vehicles MeigB Counllans pald$20,450.65111 llaleo W< on ~veblclea purchBSod cmlng tho _,u, ci mont. tv.J:o·~ Coollned to tho . Molga COUD\Y by BULOVA Jell oo chargeS of cutting with Intent fD wound Ia Richard Thomu FrileY, at, d. POmeroy. FIL. 1ng lho charge wu Bill COrnell of Portlond, who oald Friley cut him on tile wrlot with a knife at a Route 7 nile cloo. CornoD waa treated ror tile wound at VatoranB Memorial HOspital and released late Monda~' nlih~ according to !ilerlff Robert Har· tenbach'a Dept. chairman of the bozoarwith com. mlttee members be!I1B Mro. now. Brd Wagenbala, Mra. W. T.Stone IJid Mrs. L. c. Roush. Mrs. Uoyd Rooah will IIOI'Ve u publicity ebalrman. Mrs. L. c, Roush gave a very lnlerosUng report oo tile Dower ahow. !ilereportedthatthojudgea tbougbt thla WIB ORB of the nlc. est ohows they had judged, with the exception ~ the horticulture dlY:lllon, wblch waon'l quite up to normal. A dlacuoolon followed with Mrs. Roush's report. Members and guests attendIng the luncheon and meeting HOURS SET UP Tho Pomel'O)' and Middleport pub1le lllrirlea wiU be open every aa of Sept. L lleilllar houri ror tile tflo ll.brarloa will be from 12 noon to • 5 p.m. Blx dll,l'o ~. Tbur-., TboH attending were Dick Ord, Hob GUmoro, Karl Wiles, lloyd Rooo6, James Rousb,Jad<Fleaher, Herman Layne, Harry Miller, Art TMbot, Rome WUUamBOD, Ruooell Capehart, C~o Foley, and John Wolfe, a guesl, and tile host, Mr. Stein. SERGEANT AWARDED Sergeont Gregory T, Hotrman, son ()( Mr. and Mra. llarr7 IL INIOIRIGIEI SPACE SAVERS SOCKS ~t>" baHeries. No need for cold feet ever! NEEDS .' GIRLS' SIZES 4 to i4 SHELLS RAYON PAN.TIES Siz.es 4 to 14, fine rayon tricot in white and pastel colors. Brief style. Sizes 34 to 44, zipper b'!ck, assorted novelty textured weaves, white and pretty plain colors. .r PRINTED FLANNELDTE PAJAMAS · Slaos 4 to U ond 36 to 4, ptlnted flannelette .PIIomalt welt 111ode, anortN priMJC~ patt.rn•• -,...' ___.,, ' each LADIES LACE TRIMMED NYlON AMP i HALF SLIPS 2" I _.i•, U" ~;~~nd hS" •Ia•• . for lloor ond tobl• lo~npt, tall and drutn ityl••· In whit• and pa1tol c:olor1, 1lz01 · 1111all, medium, ~~'I•• $ FOR 3.!!YAWI~.95 $644 Retail Value• UMIT ONI PAll Pll CUSTOMII to$11.95 TWIN CAIINIT THE HUNTER and · 00 .IITIIOOM OICIIIZII r - _ l..,r groi....t 6 - <G- 0 w;th ..,...II poloi. <obinfl>. • POP RIVETOOL IOUSEWUE DEPT. 54~ ea. MIDDLEPORT Opon Fri. & Sat. Nltht• BUFFERIN ·bottle of !100 84 ' '. INSULATED of: q~!ltiiil 2 ploco nt · i.,. aHract1ve S,M,L,XL. Worm, hard wearing. huntint giOYe in red or gr•WI. Anon· ed sizes. ~l97 ·' 1.::,::::::.:.~::::;~:.::. S!ut.tr_,.,ho-. nyroo ,... li4o1 !loot ,,,11 l!lm ..Hvp . ""'""'all" -~. ~- ...,. lft. ~· ""' . .. r"'((k o' limolood doOOf'"P"•• .•.. ~~a""..,., to C0"Y· M1p DROP ClOTHS l>G~y ...... foil• oooilio 161~;.. "" podded boby car ta hold bob~ in . . . with paddtd CHALLENGER HANDSAW SJ611 lttalr•euus _$766 lttlll•• 117.15 IAIIWAII IIPT. sus RED DEVIL / . ' Kill IO< aD oho'll••• , •. locludoo pano, oolvtrnh, rod•, :til, e.uftllick, patchta and bru•hes; · ' · each .· Clear Pl1stlc. l. . . $ 99 9 Ft. by 12 Ft. Size F. E. CHILDS PLAY PEN lotall Value GUN CLEANING . KIT . Weatherized fini fronts in olive drab \ or blac:k. Sizes small, medium, Iorge, extra I.:Jrge. f NEW FAST DIIYING lATEX lASE lfTS YOU ANTIQUE IN EASY STEPS, SAME DAY. 9.... WILSONK21 GOLF BALLS FOR $25$ a'NI:•Jn.~., I. CHILDS HIGH CHAIR Fold, flat . . . Cannot fold whil. occupied . . . Tubf.llor melol home witt! wipe dean """'1 · M~ol ond back. Meted ..,. IABWAaiiPT~ Value $4.10 ..... . H. IAIY STROLLER KIT 3 Stock Reductio• Sale PANELING by ARMSTRONG $14.95 '· DIPT. . INGELS FURNITURE Retail Value TOOl. Rlbll Value . • . eJteeptiOMIIy quiet . _ _ water •aver . . . ufefy J,d. ~ '"*'" Fix and Fasten Kores at things ~t· ter and foster with " POP" RIVE· Retail Value $2.95 Rea. 89c-3.3 oz. Lotion - " lflttlngs lOr Ill tebtlcs ,h_ Moido<l o-nt $177 Ree. $1.49-Value COOidtJwn •nmlnetta wrlnlrlea ... multiple tempetoturo tnd II" • •• $766 IIDWAII 210 18-#0• • • •, . .. ,,..,., tllooll. " " " " - of! ..... """~'"""ioo PERMANENT · PRESS 18 washer .. Dl E INCH MATTRESSES . EllliuiSAWILADES 4 PIICI 25%0FF SCREWDRIVER · SET ' HICK'S PRICE $J39 •-•v•• $1.l9 ..... .... ·• 'I• Inch DRILL SJJII ltttlltiH$11.15 llACI &DECKER AMIIICA'S CHO~E The stondord for all workshops. Home D~ty UL approved 14" drill by Black & Decker. $ IIPT• 77 ••h•sive. FREiZER BAGS ltCIIIT tTS. '· 15Ct.TIAL '6·99 418 SHE~l 773-5554 " .. LE~TRA a. Heavy wool socks . . . run on regular .••~ME .. Sturbridge" trey.....;;:::ruatlc looll: in 5/16.. ' ] ' thic.ltllnt. Easr to lnotoll wltll nollo EFFECT lOW THROUCH . BIG FALL , ····t~ ; JUST SAY. CHAROI IT The members of the New Ha- Riley, Mrs. F. A. Bat.Eot, Mrs. Lena Klilgh~ Mra. Harold Johnson, Lelah Jane Powell, Mrs. J. V. McGrew, Mro. Donald Smith, Mrs. Howard Burris, Mrs. Lee Gibbs, Mrs. Her111111 La,yne, Mrs. UQYd Rouoh, Mro., W, T. 992-9!181 .IT! .· .A ,, . was appoiDted to serve as supper. NOW ONLY -~ ' ROTARY CLUB rlck RiliiY, Mrs. Clfde Foleyond ror a corn ronsl, and other fond Mrs. Howard Burris. Mrs. ottle th8l goes aloog with a picnic Reeular $16.00 CIGARETTES REGULAR GAS ... .ERTIFIED . $311. -~AIN Atteadlng were Mr. IOIId Mrl. George Burns, Mr. and Mrs. Loater Zorlde, Mr. and Mrs. llarr7 Mwer, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Clark, Mr. and Mro. Robort Coohe and Mr. and Mrs. Dltlll ven Rotary Club were entertainher committee wtn be Mra. Pat. eel at the home of Edwin Slain et · ARE YOU BEING OVERCHARGED? ... ; ' ' ... , . I ' ,,• ' ~.. r ' 'i evontna. CHARGFD, CONFINED CAAAVELLE' ,.,. ·~ HOSI' TO CLUB Llbor Dl¥. itwtltd fiiO'IIIIIIIII, lfloek. ' Mr. IOIId Mrs. Jlmea Diehl, Jr. rl. Pomeroy, 0,, were hostl to tho members ci The COOple's Club roeently. Tho grcJUJ) ale db>. nor at tile Unlvera~ bl at Alb. ena and then returaod to the Dltill home, where th11Y spenttllo Tue-., ........_ ' ~·" rodlo NEW PO AT MARION WASHINGTON (UPJ) - A now clerk of courto. Pool omee for Merion, Ohio, In addltloa, resldenta p a I d boa boon approved by the federal $4,159.17 iD casual and use tax- govermnenL Merion lo the hCJI!Ieo •• m motor vehicles. town of U. S. Rep. Clarence J. During the IIIOIIIb 752 Utleo Brown. ......,loBUod;238notatloooolllen; 157 memonncluma; 195 cancel. QUORUM LACKING tatlona of llen; 5411 IIIPllcatlnna and 12 certlfled ooples. From A meet:lna o! l'omOI'O)' Village tbelt acUviUea a total of $1,. COUncU ochecluled for Tueoday 552 .,.. collected In roes. or nlabt waa not IIOld em. ro 1118 tack IIIla lotal, $1,185.50 Is the COWl· of a quorum. Tbe meeting na to Q'o Mire whUo $366.50 Is tile have been hold m lolondi.Y but .,.. poldplned ror duO to $600 were pold Tuoadll,l' when tile Melp COUD\Y Boord "" COIDmlaBioners met In roaular ......... The board approved a PlY· . - o f $150 to G. T, Carle. ton ror a cow ellegodb' ldUod by des• tn1 a total or $150 to Ellie CJrc:le for I COW and two calves kllled by des•. The bnard approved bills for pay. . ';r' d .' ) ,.I"'"'i!l-,..ip...illil'!l'!!~ bazaar was discussed. Mrs. W. R. Proffitt will serve as ehalrman of the show, and serving on Roush In Qui tile New ~en Rotary C_lub waa :::-::: ~leam , bold Tburildl¥ evenln.ilond fol. 1ur11 to 111e United a· ~t.l ·liiJNO. l......t -~...... .' ~- - . obort bullntss . . . vornber. lila wUo, E11111, ...o..-Mtlll>oro · .. :- . 1tlel!dln& ......, Karl .. u.Ven lit~_ .o.:..•• - "'- .~ •,-,:,. WUeo, Dick Ord, Robort GUmoro, Mrs. Dove unr or CltvjJanll," : UQ1d Roolh, llarrJ Miller, Jock Oblo, vlolted la•t •eeb'wllb l\lr . i Floohor, Art Tbabot, Hermaa slater and r.mll1, Mr. "''!!;,~s. ' La,yne, Fdlllo Stein, C)Jde Fl))oy, DoritY Lee Roooh ani C.raiJn, ·, , RuaHU Coj!ohart and ROme WU~ Mr. and Mrs. oo.id Oookeaild . llamloo aoo Georp ol Winter ovUle: ()•,,. PROMOTED TO SERGEANT visited clurl111 the weoliond with Robert Nathan Gl'lnlt8ad, 100 • hor porenta, Mr. and lllr,;·Gooqo , of Mr. IOIId Mrs. Thomas 0. JewoU Grlnolold, boo been ~ to • • • • • • Sersosnt E-5 and nomod brlpdo ' boadquarlerB Mellon chief at Augsborg, Germany. A 1864 graduate o! Wallama Hl&bSchool, be attended Mountain Stale 8lol. ness College at Parkeroburg ba. rore entering tile Army on October, 6, 1967. Augulll aeeordlng ro the report of Mrs. Evelfn Lucke, CClUl1t;y Two animal elalmo totaling ''''''-"· ...... llctlld. lfrL· DoiroaiJ J-1 were Mrs. L, c. Roosh, Mrs. M. L. Ohlinger, Mra. Patrick Tax -·&bare. Waftr rlsi•tant, lltteillell J..- ,~ ~ 8li\l....,... - · tbe"-'r, Hav·· ~Ciiibftll tOr,J~'. ·• ·, • bold - - ai 12:30 II the ' DINHl:IWO)li;!'ING HELD Low tG. homo <i. Mrt, W. T, S1oM 1t Tile ,....Jar'-.mttllar of -..1 Ut. 37'( �' •JC!·,~IIJTil , \ ·•kQlOU i .108 , .AQO , .Alf Nellher wlnonlllo OVEROURaaG WE HAVE 11 5 APPLIANCE BONANZA IIY A<XID<II'T; 99 SJ49 "' -~ WINN/ES ...... arrived ill tilt ajlifalter opealag aaa no-trump. It ~eems that · Norlb decided 1o ... tilt Stayman convention to fiD4 a major suit fit. StayJD.an is a fine eoavea~ lion. We use it ourselvea but would simply have &oae to three DO-trump l'ilh IIIII partteular North haad. Wo mlgbt add thol Sam ~· man would also have left Ilia eonvoDiioa aloae thla tliiMj ond 1"'!1 lllreclly lo tlnl! ao.trump. You doa't I'OIIIY aeecl to lOok for a major llilt fit with this sort o1 Na111 hokUng. , Of course, our ftleDd. • •· ' ,..-,:';':' IITIUILII$1.15 ..· .·.·. GASOIJNE ALLEY" , C. •a-.w ....... .--~.............. :.::'"'- ,..._ LEISSR IISTAMATIC $QII . ............ ...,, Pop~ 11antiquated old \iverl.j .;;table"witl around when 1.10ur old llT1141.11$11.15 ..... . . . $13 11 ..... """""' . . . . . . . . . . . 110 ....... ........... -- ~--- also moot omlueky ill nmaillg into inspired defense. West started the ban n>JI. ing for blo side by QPOilla& a heart. East took !bOt ftnl trl<k with hia kine ond looked arouad lor some way to beat the four-spade .... tract. Finally he hit 011 the kllling defense, , man.'G qaraqe i~ dust.' SUNIIAM TIFLON FRYPAN ~ d ....,. HAMILTON IIACH 2 SLICE TOASTER l •...,.,... ..,...,, ................., $911 front colctr MJedor toaJf tomrol. IITII Ulll $11J5 7here were 21 b.i.&bard GENUAL ELICTRIC WAFFLE lAKER GRILL F.... ,.. ,..,._. ... ...................... '"' - - points in blo haDd ond tilt $18'' OI ~ ....... , . _ rlld.Oot, ........ . dwnmy. That left it for Wut ond tho declarer. Give dlclarer 16 and West <ould bold the king of clubs. Eell decided lo play blm for thot <arc! and he shilled to a club - but he olio oblllod to tho right club - the 10. This play left our frlud , with 110 pla<elo go but don, U..could ,duck et!lirely, riM with :tfte. •ace or cover with the jack, but the dalense were going to wind up witb two club tricks and two heart MUNSEY CALROD OVIN-IAKIR !tl! I 1 , ' '• ·.:;;-.::::.::;, ' 111111e ITINERARY. t(•, . ;. ;: . .... .. ..... kely ,._.. , . . _ · - ......... ,, ... HAMILTON lEACH CAN OI'INIR r.. spodeo.~IIe CAMPING $499 ·-ONIOIICUIJOMR p.,. •-oct MA W!NK.LE MIRROR 4 QT. PRUSURI PAN _....,.,......_,.,.. ........ ho.. :2. Evet)'llll)la seems to ...,., pen to' ifiO -WIIueky ~ Even wbe~ be doe~ to bring on bad luek, seena to follow blm IJ'OIIDd. Today's hand lo .. ...,.. pie. Most playen wOuld opeD bJo hand with INIO ~ but he oloclod 1o bid aoie ao. trump. If he had opeMd oilo spade, tho final would surely have boOD 'four HASWIISIIEV _.. _ p.., ( Opooq leod--9 2 --···· . ... -............_.-...- N..,. - Paaa ~ AMATIC CAMERA l ' w - . - - ...,..., ... .......... ~.. ,..... w..t P... i <A 1TO 7-PRICES I EFFECT lOW THR- I. _ (D) . $ ,.. ' ,.. ' ~- . tricks. Note thot, due to the pre• ence of the ruoe in dum.Dlf, only the lead of the 10 - Gl DrW.XI POITAILI MIXIR CLAIIOL $11 11 1 I , NITABLE Y011' .. olwo,. ~ KindnN 20. Jwlt p1uo it In n.., lift off fM 2CTP.•'-Iild,..... Gild cAo ,.OW ~ lnMn nlll1p to bMIHtvt 1ft Mllllltlt. Na wot1or •••• No .. ....... .......................... _.-- ... .......... ...._.. ........""'_...,""_ Tprl ~.......... I eMilio 42 .... OIIIIIHIII. GINWL ILI!lQIC HAIRSETTER revdfwlffl HAMILTON IIACH ILINDIR I. ..lltoht,......_ .................. <Mitifto.a-.."'... have worked. liM•..,,.. ,,..,_ , CI44T ~l'fAIL V~WI $24.9S . THE DICTIONARY .JAgL"t. RILL:" A \II!.RY --· ........ ....... lotion .... No wo~t~no iii ctrr- $1 7'77. lit • :1".; .. ,...,._ BROOI<." 0 If I -~..., DAILY . CROSSWORD 1. Plil• ~point ·,1, Gear tound &: Dtaflpre •• ·- , I. J~ne ...,......... ~· cioit4 ,, •JI. ~Nd ;·, Wltb t1utf , JJ.Dplaln .CALL ATOUI JIWILRY COUNTII ,;. 1&. Vue '· b&Ddle - • • • ly PHIL PASTOlET :1. ReJ;nOVe ' 3. Toward O,Fulefi . ..,.,. ·when a man 'complimmta Pti.t wtte on a dre.ls, , qul<:klJI /iods out hOlD 1. darpen- ..-r.&ool 13. NOUD '"""' 18. Aud:lenc• 1:5. Viper .. in& ~be same old onei. · ' U'JI'JIOO , 11. Drpi~' The first sure lign of autumn is the August appear- Making new miatakee is at a.nce or a roadside fruit least a lot better tliilla malr:- llf!lnd with stuff trucked out aa.p 3. Woodwork BIJGS· B~NNY 8. Ret&U&UOD I . Strike wlthhaad ,, from the city. • • • No,• Gwmdollftl, "ali· mcm.u" isn't wllat a wife rets her htubond hove Cp go bowling with the bofl!. _7 > ·- TODAY'S QUISTIOJ( hmtead of b;ddin( two . . . - . your partner hu jumped tD four lf*le~. What do you dD now! .~ • DDCTOAIB MAILBAG ,, .....,_ , riM .......... 40.~0 ' labbr.t Allergy Is Main Couse Of Seasonal Headaches lr WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. Q-For several yean my h~sband has had severe headacbes in tlle fall They last for about six weeks. Be- ALCOHO lieving that they are caused by some polle-n, our doctor prescribed an antihistamine. But II didn't help, What would you suggest'! 160Z. 18c RETAIL VALUI 35 4 A-Seasoullteadacbea are PRELL CONCENTRATE TTERPEIM ~~$225 ., .. • @ 1, • • a1most always due to an allergy. Antihistamines sometimes relieve but never cure them . An allergist may be able to Identify the offending aUergen and treat your busband by desensitization or other means. Q-11 tlttre II.Y_ way a doctor can tell '¥hether a headache is caused by Dervous tension, migraine, neuralgia or U. forerunner of a cerebral hemorrhage? A-Tile lleadetbe brought on b)' tension is usually dUll, persistent and felt throughout the whole bead or aa a constricting band aroiDld the' he~. ' ' , • -1 ~.,. ~ '.,.. I, ' ' , , ',C,·' ,. ' '' ,· Migraine, often ua. elated witi;L an attack of zie· zag or ahimmeriag blindnea and Vomitina:, iJ intene ud localized in fioot on ooe side only. A !>Oinlgic headeche · Is ~ localod in the . region at tho cheek boae rather thon ill tho skull. NODe fli these condlare a forerunner of a 1trob whicll Is usually a Compile.,: Uon ol hordenine ol the arteries ond high blood p - sure. IITA!L VALUI , ..' .. "'i' ', . -..J . �I \ :f, llo;ck the Farni.""~ '•·' ' '' ~~ lllllllliol-1 had ~ ~ I : Now *""~ wore lli.taned A doWllpll rtp0rt ·On the . ~ when ~ MlddlliJQrt Gordin Ch!b flower lllHnlr waa ..._. til' Mro. mot ~ nltbt ot t h e - !J(. lln. H. J. Rua..U. · ·IIO"k1- commenlodmrlblloilo · •' '' llotalled ...ra Mrs. carl Horky, proeldent; Nt1. ~ BIAC!<wood, flee preolclent; Mrl. Walter HQea, secretary, and Mra. 11 No generation liP between ua" wu Christine Slmon'l ~cam· inent about a visit whlcb Ute Slmoo family enjoyed with )'011118 David Jameo Arnold, troaouror. Miss Nellie Zerkle, lnatalllns otncer, Kuhn, a mlnlllerlol otudent at Judooo C.Uege, Elgin, Dl. David was here for a weekerd visit wilh his parertJ, the Rev. ouUined dud.. to the new ortlam MrL Rclbert Kuhn or Pomeroy, a~ was the Saturday l1111cheon cera. A resume d. the past year's ituest or Ute Rev. a!MI Mrs. Charles Slmoo .... ehil4ren. "'"' by memboro ar 1111 Prtcot-'IUY•~ 1101 tor~ I n - ...... club. Ill a Uml ...,.,,prlc:eo are ""' tier' I •"-'_..,.ll!f&uura• . Ill lJI'IIIII'od lor doU.ort at Ill. Charleo, m., PaliDIt' told the u. s. feed ........ OOUilcD he eympathlzod with the feallnl, bul: ''II ... _ . t • be In the ~ market - ml we -~~ - tlull we have to ba IDI8rolted .. lms41me pollelel cln 1101 llllllllT ..........,. prookc- ·were dlaeuased. Mlsa Zerkle, procram chair- man, preiiOII!od 'Mra. IiilO•, who save "pnlorllns blotl for fall and winter" tlken from mater. lol compiled by Erwin .... Martha Jones, DIIIIO!eh columnlllll. I WaS ougeoted tl1at llllbs ba Dlllllled, that bo trim... Trode llltle to 1181 - aratn pnxluc:oro lllQ QDd the •JIIIIhull ... liotpbw ~ fiN- · - -~s. .no f~ Palmti< - Pnaralb' bid art lhere . A BANANA SPICE CAKE lilade by Mrs. Max Tyooo of Wood took top hoooro In Ute Electric AU..Ohlo Bake-A-Ram& which Concluded Labor Day at the Ohio State f'air. The granl prize was A TRIP TO RICE LAKE In canada plamed by Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Thclllooo hoo baen tempOrarily delayed by the illne11 of bet aiater, Mrs. Bernice Wlnn. a patient at Veterana MemoriaL The 'Ibcmsona returned to the ..hllla of home" last winter after many, many years tn OevelaDd. They purchased the Jeremiah Smith propert;J in Bradbury, razed the old house, and moved In a mobile home. '!hey bave two aoni, one an eswiMer an::l the other a lawyer. .. Roll call I , NO. 96 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO circles lhowed 18\'. en members ~the Dorcas; 18Ven memboro of Ute Electa, and nine members of the Love Joy In attendlnce. Mrs. Florence Hannay of AkrCI'I was a auest. An organ prelude by Mrs. All- " thony and a raadlnK by M r s. Smart OIIOnod Ute meeting. The group IIIli ..The call to Reap.. era." Mra. Jacob Turner or the Electa Clrc::le gave deYoUona us.. lng aa her topic •'HOW to stand Up and Be Counted as a Chris- :? ""'*eta aro.,..,...,dlmmod ~ n ·-- .~-- ' leecl .... ." , . . ,-· ·_, ..Ill bul .• .ure...\ .' ........ by - . u....-..1 the, . ~ api'ead oaloo of low;n-lcod t1a11 did 1101 1...- to rely IIOie- t lor animal Jeod, be said. IJ' m pneral crqiaDd r - Pl'Oipoclo JIIIIit In fulura - · · Allo, 11 Ute PQllor meet11w1 biro, ..,.,..._ aeld, 1be ifthlti 11&dlcatod _ . . OJ)IIOoltloa to olllclalo conferred wilh ......,. oo TUesday ml aratn Umlll m price . . _ t W· " tier...._.. _· _&1111 ,.... Chanco "' .... 111at>1 80 to 86. Vorlllalo clood. aeu aDd 1101- dn J 18-· · perature~ .....lil"'llldFIIIIIIJwlla otlhan•• llld , • ...,•. .._ .. .................. 'to-IOL ebiD• THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 4, 1969 .. t .TEN CENTS Allies Hit Communists Inside Cambodia Lines Mrs. Williams is ... Given a Surprise helleoptoro In the fll&ht landod mlnlguna and uaed 1D . . _ t ...... ..... plaOeG • 151 ldl1ecl Ill to ..... ... provide oecurlt;r. '1'110)' killed aaJd ..... of the c:raab .... pnv~oua .,.., ea• &• two Communlot soldiers In ao ualcr.owu. ldlled lut ........... 1111111 u acbange ot lire, spokeiJIIOII Seven AmeriC&M, lncludlas 2,493. replrted. four crewmen aDd Omvmudllt carrW Oil The InJured mea from the pu-s, ......., kflled Wed- 11 rodrll ... - · .......... dowDed bellcqRer were eva.. nesday, apokeomon aeld, wbcm "~ OYUIIIIU, c:uated by a medical helicopter Communist groundllre dowaed ..,.,..._ ald. a.-ts a1111 the romalllllor ot Ute AUlod a u.s.· Army "llue7'' hnlleoptor 120mm - . lind IIIIo force crooaed back Into KleD near ~ Lol about 66 miles Hue, the ~ Cljlital 390 mllea IDrll t ... Cl( Tuclog Province, corrytng norUt "' Sol&ooThe u.s. Command 1Dcla,y ~ kiUed Ute the two chlld. 'W ' Communlot soldiers aDd a IIIIOUllced 185 Amerlcaoa nra ed 10 other v........ captured Cb!Dooa Communlat killed m Vletllam batlleftelda llano &1111 a IIOidler, _. AK47 rille, spokesmea said. . darinR the nek ending lut dulrqroda ......_ Ceaununlcp>s reported el&ltt Solunla,y, ADotber 1,057 ..... Tbe2Lm..-wutM Americana died '1\leoday Wben 0x111 abelllac ot Ute IIIII! a a - · The l!illro• lor the Cbolr AC47 gcmohlp, a medlflod _..... ........... 190 kflled ...~~o~ ""'· tllbol version ot the old Cf7 e&rllU 1114 1,367 wwnded. laraest wltb • ~- Cl( plaM which Is equipped with SciJtb VletnameoeiOIIII lut 150,000, ID tltree WI I' 1 SAIGON (UP1)-The U,S. Commllld reported today for the llrot Umo that Allied ~ bod bottlnd Communiat troopa lneldo Cembodla. The Incident ocCU1'1'8d lftor a U.S. helloopter tian." Refreshments were served b;y the Love Joy Circle members from a table decorated to carry out the new program theme ••Put Love Into Deecls aDd Make II c~r wao forced to 11114 cmo mile IDeldo c a ldonday after It wao hit while !he (Vpllod -.nta ,.rl 11111 wa•the lmpraootoo w -... day after- In Mldclloport when ~· .... rolled out 00 a oldowalk (ahoye, left) nexl to Ute Cldzeno NadCHBI Bank by llarGid lfeadowo, HOIWd Sltk aDd Blll Greoo, employee of the qela Furniture Stcire. as Ute olherplcturelndlcated (abc:we), the cupetlrw: was later mol'8d .lnl:lo«1 where workers Installed Ute floor coverinc In Ute lallby of Ute book. AU or Ute fiOOI'IIn 1be eDiro bar*lavebeoneoveredwiUt Ute oplco tweed u-·-. tion were given Mrs. ArKhooy for her faiUttul and excellent work , WEIJNEQJAY as organist for the society and also for her project of sollclt.MIDDLEPORT Amateur Goriog more interest among church doners, 8 p.m. W-sday at the in beautiful women In becoming active mem. home ar Mro. Rusloll Millo. SIIAKESPI!AIIE Cwb, 12:30 p. lira. Mllmn - . atooclatlon m. --w~•¥­ Nazarene Church lawn Party Given cbairman ol White erosa, J'ei)Ort- ley'• a.otlltrall!, I'OineiW. . . ed Utat as yet she bas 1101 rePOMEROY· lODGE 164, F&Aid eelved the quota of matorlol but For Sixth Birthday Physician, Family that as IOOJ1 aa it arrives, lhe l'f!gular session, 7:30 p. m. WedPicnic is En;oyed will distribute. II wao announced nesday at Tem&lle. Refreshments. C8Uty Baker aDd BrvliWOYD DalTho aDI1IIIl picnic or Ute Syra. that program year- are AU.IIaotor lofa1001lnvltod. ley ontertalDod FridaY a Visited in Mason !own parcy at Ute Baker homo cuae Church of Ute Nazarene na available for 25 centa. Repcn ted TIIURSDAY held IAOOr Day at Ute Syracuse boopltallzed e JohD 118u1! and lMJaoJ>Ini Allge1a Baker on her LAUREL CIJFFBattorHeaiUt MASON - Dr. 1114 Mro. Hob Park, Wilms Parmeloo. Mro. Smart aDth bl..-,y llllllveroiry. Club, Thursday, 7:30p.m.,atthe McBride andchllch'en, Jolle, Rob. Groce was by Ute Rev. M. c. liked c:lrcle cbalrmen 1D 1mBa110001 wore uaed to dochome of Mrs. ADen Eichinger, ble aDd Gre& formeriJ' of South Larimore. Others altmllngwero proos on each member IIOionq oroto the parcy aroo. A ''llaoalla "New omcors wU1 ba elected. Baad; Ind., have boon' visiting -~ ~. . Ute Importance of a*....,•• clr~,. theme wu carried out. Mr. • Larimore 0 Pa... ~N.. MEIGS AMERICAN Red Cross Mra. !deBride's porenla and Gomes were oleyed wllh prize• pne Jel!erl, DeaD, Barey, Ran- ele meetings but alao Ute Saomeettng, 8 p. m. '11wrlda)', at tor, Mr. aDd Mrs. lla,y Proffitt 'bo1nc "'"'by VIcky aDd Jody ciJ, 111111 l<lu Am stull, Dobbie horn ooclel;)' meettnp. aDd Nancy In lduon. Mro. EllzabeUt Slavin, uslot- Veterans Momorlol HoapltaL Wlnobremer and Barbie IIQJer. Plarce, TOllY Saller, David aobDr. McBrlde,lftor completing Otbon a-.,g were ~~~Doll' bart, WWle IIIII Gina Levaey, ed by Mrs, Tcay Fowler, Mrs. FRIDAY hil raeldoncy In PatholOID' In Joome, Mal')' aDd lolyra Woods, . - ml Mrs. Cora Pullen, cooLoll& Naill\)' Wallace, Mal')' RACINE CHAPTER, order or · wu aootsned to WUiord ~ Wolfe, Mary Bala, Kta. ductod the love c1ft dedlcatlcm. SlaYID, ChriaiY aDd KaUty Hoos, tho Eaotero star, lniUatlon !or Hall USAF Hoopltal In San ADRl~ Wlnebromer, Am Poarch, ay and Karen GulnUtor, Darlene two members, Frlday. 8 p. in. at tmlo ,.,. uA,. AnD Miller, Sheila Horky, Duac:an. 1 Texas. Major McBride lett the Masonic Temple. Mro, Max- earlier for hio asllignment. !Do lleltaaa, Debbie, Tllnnu', Terhm lloJer, Sloven and Bobby lne Phllooo, worUty matron, and wife 1114 cblldien lett Salllrdey !bniey, and steven Gerlach, . eoa, Kimberly and TOllY l'mboBen Philson, worUty patron, ro- bj plane tor Sln...Antonlo where don, llllniiJ Chatlln, David .... queot all omcers to bo pre- they wUI reside li>r two years. Mari11n Walaoo, Ala aDd Theland urge all memben to attend. · 1 : F AIIILY PICNIC IIEill ma Culter, AIUe Grindley, JenFOOTBALL GAME dance Fri~ A faml4' picnic woa held 8Jn, nie Lou, Jei!,Reoa,Mark,Greu, Mr. m1 Uro. Blaine Van dey ni&htatUteMolgoJunlorl!lgb )lt.r at the Ro,al Ook Park. At-' aDd Richard Davll, I.Gitlo ibe!Meter aDd ehlldren, Janie 111111 School audl1DI'Ium fullowlng Ute QUICK QUIZ 1eadlns ......., Mr. aDd Mro. Da. llelcl, Mr, aDd MrL Leroy Wat~ SWIIbor, Damy aDd &!liD, 1011, Lucy Spencer, Pauline aDd KeMY, aDd Karon VI\" Meter of · MelgH!'ooton st. Joo game !rom Q-'-When were poatag'O . Cublra; l(r, aDd Mrl, WUUam Patrlela Autboraon, Eclclle aDd LaGrange, Obio, were weekend 10 p. m. to 12 midntgtrt. Thet stomp~ first uaecl In the gueoto ar Mr. aDd Mrs. Marion Meigs Cheorleodoro wW ... .....,.. . i'OnnT Wolle, Vleky Arnold, AuUnited State&? Jac:klon; IIIII Mr. aDd Mro. liar- IUita Will, Bob, Lwella, Ter- Van Meter. Marlloo Van Meter the dance. The Jays wU1 emcee. A-In 1847, Congreu auJon v.. Meter, Janie and Cia. ry, and Raody Moore, Junior returned borne from LaGranp Adm. 50c. thorized the flnl laue of SATURDAY llf. II!Mioport. adhesive poola&e ltamps. - . Mr. and Mro. car.... after opendlng a week Utero with rolatiTeo. !UGH SCHOOL clanceparcySat.o lla,yN, Oro, ~ Barbara, Q-Which Cll'e the 0111v Hollcla,y weekend gueoto of Mr. urday, Mel&• Junior 111gb School Cherrl, .... David Baas, .... cartwo 14ftci.loclcecl c"'"ntrieo in aDd Mro. James Simp- wore auditorium lnPomeroy,8:30p.m. ol aDd Damy Davis. the wettem hemlsl!here7 Mrs. Mayme llartellbacb, Mrs. to 11:30 p. m. Tho Jays wm ..,. THURSDAY A-BoUvla and l'an1111y. Ralpb Grimm, Donna, Dobblealld ceo. Adm. 75e. . 3-. David, Mr. and Mro. Robert AUCTION SALE, SaturdaJ, OPEN Elhle, !drs. Edith Grimm, aDd Sop~ 6 at Ute corner of Main am ltobort Hartenllacb, Kent; Mr. Depot St.,lll"'and;aoodCUrnlwn EDDY'S SCHEDULE AND SATURDAY a1111 Mro. Albert Wolle, Home- and many antlquoo; Golden ClrSoptembor tlh lofelp BookmoSEPT. 5-6 otoad Fall~; Harry Wolle, Ra. de Cla8B of Rutland sponsor. blle aebeolllo: "THE DEVIL'$ 8" SJraeuso aDd Ylulnll;)', 9-10:30 cine, aDd Harry Bwab, New Ra. Everyooa welcome. (Tochlcolor) von. SUNOAY a.m. Christo~r George Hoopllllmon Alan Wallace, ota. RALLY DAY udi!C111ecomlng Racine and vlclnil1, 10:45-1 .. Fabion' Tom Nardini tlonod at the u. S, Naval Air SUnlla1, Rock ~ Mathodlot p.m. Lalart aDd viclnill', 1:~:30 Statlol at Norfolk, Vs., sllonl Church; reau1ar tiiOrniDIIoorvlco "BUCKSKIII" lhe holidaY weekend here with followed by baolcet!l~Jmeratnooa; p.m. Barry Su II i von hil parents, Mr. alldldro.Dw1811t Rev. w~ ~~ Beever, Eaot Letart, 2:t5-4 p.m. joan Caulfield Dorcao, t:15~:30 p.m. Wallace and taml(f. opealcer for aftornooo ~SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. Mr..... lllr•· Roy Long .... bectnnrnB1:30p.m.jmaloq•riet SJracuae P. 0., 7.8:30 p.m. :::r::-~ ~ COII'VIIW F~:· ofColum~ . Allred Bwllb. Rleky remalnod buo, provldl.. music. PW>IIc Inlor a Ylllt with hla llfiiiCipa:r. Yltod. oitto but b u - returned homo. 11~~ Gvls Crusade MrL Long, the former Maida """J., Roush, Is a teacher In tjlo CO. ll's Conveliienl! OUR GOOD BRANDS ARE lumbul Schools. Mro, Harold Sta.,.• /Vext Mondav Long Itaya wiUt her 1011 ml '"' J THE BESt BUYS! toME AS YOIJ ARE! tamlll' .., bar trlpelo Colwnlllo MAllON - A boyo 1114 Blrlo to villi Mr. Long who 'n malnl.a . . . . . wUl ba held"* The lila, Woleat,..o tho quality brands, paden! at Unlvorolt;r llolpltal, AaHIIIblJ ot God 'lllllrch ... , Till. '·'•'•: correct liHing and ' thrifty 0. P. "Pete" Klelq under• ..UU.,."llclndiQ' ot 7 p.Jn, nl&lltprlcoo. Start them to school . in our beHer values. -101'7 TueadaJ ~ .'lf, The - - wUl cmallt of ot Velenn1 llemoo1al ~1, IIIAiriH, - · · prizes, c:bnru·, ' ..' ' '' ' ' j' i' IBIOondllloo Ia ~aetory. · '01, coaieltl, PII'Polllllll 11m tor Mr. and MrL RlclcarcJ ona a11. ·· ;SAYIN~ ·, CO. 1114 cbllctren,. . ~uciJ . .... Dlc:k, The ........ will be dli-ectod ,' PqMEiiO\'. !lutcla,y nlilri ll'OI!I a by Rev. and lolro. Cheltor Toa!lllk'• v..,.U.O at Cooneacit llilll, aul0t;ct by Ute Reo. a1111 Lake, Pa. Tho!' werajalnodthere Mrf, Lowlo Loii>Or ar Vloona SHOE STORE by Mr. "!"i Mt'l. E, J. Qttwn and w;, Va. AD lxiJo encf ilrlo ~ lltllf to EINtfelds tamlll' <f. Colwriliuo. wl""""'. · Bl•- w-. _ .... -. THEATRE" sEAMtJ:s·& S·T·R~E·T·C·H easter, PL area. Graveside Service Conducted Tuesday . c&l'll8liDI. ' Gnvel!t.lt18 aervlees 1or nw. ry Lee Wolle, 100 ot Mr. m1 lira. Terry Lee Wolle, who died Tlleedq at Pleasant Valley Hoapltal where ba was born Mcoicla,y, wU1 be held at I p.m. Tlurllday ot Baecb Grove Cemetery. IUrv!vins besides the poreocta aro aranclparonts, Mr. and Mro. WUUam lfayeo of Syracuoa, aDd Mr. ml Mro. GeneWolleo!Portland IIIII a mmber of Other reladves. Ofticlatlng at the aervlcea Tburaday will be the Rev. WllldeU stutler, Mra, Wolfe ls the former Debbie Hayes ot IIYraeuso. lll''llt -.s "' killed 1\Jesday ml W-oday In &lulh Vlelnam In the craobes of an AC47 ''Spoolcy" fixed wins aunsblp ·aDd a hellcopler. The halleoptor 1..-eed clown In c a - . was..,. a r - v.._, Natio.n • M Uncle H0 Swisher Puts Up ~ocarrytngSclltbVieiDa. . ourns ..... . . _ ................. . ..... 1--. . . ' . . , . _ •.. G . 'd Ge ·niB . rr, · , . ar .· ~~:~id. . . ~i ' ,,., ' ' . ' AYSI51l• ' . ). These 100% nylon tlllhts are kniUor a beautiful "custom-Ill:" fook-wlll'never bag or lose their shape. The relnfon:ed "sh~ proof" panty gives extni warmth and the special wide eTastlc waistband wtll stay put for a more coinfortable fit. Mothers and daughters of allaJ!S will want several pairs In classic ·and hllil1· fashion colors. ... ,. El.erfelds In Po•roy . .· ' on an oo Ute . SouUt Vlelaameae aide of the troriller. The U.S. Command also amwnced l5 Amerlean• were -- ....... mercenaries hired by the . TIG'HTS . . ~ tl'oopl ' ' ·~ • ' I · White House r,.._IMCI .:c .. . 0. . ' P'relldent Ho Oii·Mid.. to ~ lnllallon, alao wu OliPOctad 1D ' m.e ......... .• ~ . . r'lW'' ,....... In - feclenllJ fundod ccmlnlctlon projocta llluc.t wiUt federal ·~· to - - · at Colorodo "'rqs, ·1>7 vt... Pre- SPiro T. " - · 'l'be1 oq~awlced. . {~~~more/,_ 6e., ,pAiiMtJNiOII, KOBEA - 11IE UiliTED STATES lodoy apln ~· ,. ....,.Ncril - t o roleosothethree nilncrowot a helicopter:•iOtm ADa. 17 by the CZ<cani11udlll Jill """"ed to elC(Il'eos "regrets" eoi the cialt's !JIInlaloo.ir!IO Narth ~I!" opaco. ,...'llbe ~lie rejectad the offer 1114 - e d tho United ' '· admll the ll\llt of Ute Ula1'll1il<llJell':"fil'F ....,.Ila l!'rrltory · ••crllnliW aet." They also ~.DDWa_.llwton to u~tGp .these t '" • l : . ' ' ..., .. - . ' . '' . . ~-"'~~~~ - ~ . ..... roportod. . ~IDIOD aaJd the pilot was forced to direct his crliiPled craft 1D Ute ''nxlst dealrable tmer&lllcY landing Bite" IIIII bo oet down · m Cambodian aoll, about 55 mile• west of saigon. AIJM U,. landlrig the hellcoptor burot lnlo llames. Five ol thooo aboard were able to ocrllllble out Into Ute darkness, spokesmen said, but ooe mereenary died In the The lire- two U.S. wtWDIWI lUll three mereeurlea--e h\Jurod, Wbal Ute lnlured Dltil came under ~c 1114 11111111 - s lire, Ute otbor two flames. .' ~-- '.".!" ,'. ---" .~ .~. .~ .... . . . '• .. . . SAroON (UP1) - ,_,., Vtot. II( the II\I'IUcal nam•a leodoro celied 1Dcla,y tor a ''Unde llo'' to his foii0W81'a ,... ot nlllloaal lllOIII'IIIng lor would mean no ..,.,.., In Ute llo CHI MIDb aDd urged c:iUzerul CODIIUct ar Ute war In Acda 1114 no of Ute C><IIIDir)' to turn thnlr Brie! -!rom llaooi'sbardllne~ lnlo revolutionary aetfvilles sflloo at the Paris peace lalkL that woulddofeattheUnltedstates The VIet Coog delepllootothe and ''lfborata SciJtb V~m. b Parlo talks YOWed tl1at ''the cruel radio announeecl the 79- loss" ot Ho wouldlnaplreu-m yoar.old Ho died W-oday ar -llf;y Ute waragalnltUto Unlta hoar! allack thatlollondalong edstatea. • lllnoss, ending a career-made Moat westem poliUcal-ta hfm ooi ar the lll'Mielll revolu. prodictod a long period ar coltlmarloo ot modern tlm8s - at lective 111Wernmonl for Norlll Vla cost ol nearly 3 mWlm live• elllam undorUtenatico'olop ComIn two ''wars ot natlollalllbora- munllle before any struetloo." gle Ia resolved. 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Special words of commenda- f- OtiJJL ~ aaJd aratn .,._ all the ' porta 1111¥ - " ' In tha ~ feara "' If fonlln demand lor U.e~ t1a1 ....~. c, ./ ~ or baro or the ooclecy. o-- - Shop Ellllrftl•• In Po..ror For ill 'Your ,llck-•School CI~IMI ......_ With Povertv• Discussed !:t ,,·· en tine CAP Projects ·Dealing Projecto of Ute CommunljJ Action Program to combat poverty In Meigs Councy were discuooed by Mrs. KemeUt Scltes, C,A.f, health nurse, at the Tuesdl)l night meeting of tho B. H. SOnhorn Mlasionary SOclecy or lho AN EXPERIENCE RELATED BY carolyn Searls or Columbus Middleport Flrlll Baptist Church, Introduced by Mrs. Gerald An. .jut ION to show it's a small, amaU world. ·: CUolyD acCQIIJD8nied a young man to a wedding. She knew neither UtO!I,)', Mrs. Scltes explained the 'the bride nor Ute groom. During Ute rocopUon held at Ute homo o! program• whlcb are adminlsterlhe brkle•a parents 11he heard familiar music - first the MiddleJOrt od throolb the C.A.P. headed by .IIlah School tlgbt song, and then the Middleport Alma Mater. Richerd Seyro. These Include. : Slle approached Uto plano player who Introduced hlmoolf as Gor- head start, neighborhood youUt doa. Harrla, a graduate of MRS. OVerheari~ the conver~aUon, the eorp~, foster grandparents, and ·mother of the bride chimed In that s~, too. was a rorm.er ~· Ute heallh program which Mro. port re1iderL. TUrna out she 1.s Mrs. Pauline Mason, the tormer Seltes dlrecll, Pauline Sllaok, who ao a Uttlo glrlllvod near· Ute Middleport bakery, Following her talk, tbere was a CJMJI!Jtion and answer period on . JIM I.OCHARY, WIFE, RUTH, and four chlld,..n otopped In the several tacoto or c.A.P. wiUt , Pomeroy over the weekerd for a visit with his parents, Pat and Clara ompbaols on povercy aDd boalUt. Lochary boloro going oo to their new home In Glen Ridge, N. J. The Mrs. Paul Smart proelded at :~ ~s been residing at Lalllyelto, Ind. • Ute meeting aDd announced Ute : · Jim aoooclated with John wney aDd soo Publishlrw CO., was '"' Rio Grande Aoooclollon meeting -(em1y p~oted to Director of Humanities for the firm which plD- to bo held c•r Sepl. 18 ot Ute ·uahes scientltlc textbook• for eolleges. His o.Uice is Ia New York Rio Grande Church. The mootIng will get Wlderway wiUt a 6 Clcy. ...a . . WEA:t'tmll 1UPA)II't • 1,000. Firat runnerup with a fudge cake was Mlsa Bonnie F1al:!r of troodlne (Richla!MI County) who recei.ed $500, and Uto second runlie"" wiUt a Gorman sweet Chocolate cake was Mra. PauleUe Harp Of Xenia (Groen C.Uncy). Her prize was $250. . Now JOU know that Mrs. Patrick Lochary of Pomeroy, Meigs Counly'o chami>lon cake baker, didn't make It through Ute .oml:ftna)s witb her ..Grammother'a Buttermilk Cake." The competition W.a keen- but then ttiere's alwaya next year. : By the wa,y, a booklet of the prize winniug recipes from all 88 :.:ouatles repre1ented in the bake-1.-rama wUl be printed. We will let You know when these become available. Boaf,., : ' lllrU_,. . such as hia blrthclay, which happens to be Sumlay. .·eouno tries." a,_.., Gordenlac.-•,!11!: ' ,- \ . Thck you ncites for ~e1110111 rom-,..co•. "'"' .rood !rom J. Q, Blcolll4 Mrs. Georae Anderlon. able ot the Middleport library Not oob' was the luncheon a nice trlllldl)' gesture toward the actlv!Uos wao given by Mlaa noted t11at c I u b aon or a rellow minister, but it also pve the Simon tanall)' an op- Zerkle members had participated I n portunlcy to meet Ute scholarshiP student a11toted by the Ml.,.lonUte coonty ChriiiUnutlower show ary Soclocy of Uto Mlcidloport Flrot BopUot Cllurch. The aoeiety contributes tbwleially toward his school elll)enae and Ute Melgo C<Juncy·Falr flowand also remembers him oo holidays and other ~ial occasions er show, and that three ne": ' whlc:k • • liH*ac Jlotkl.StetJm ,E~ne Works - - . . • • h 1 11'1 . • � 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 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. 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