http://66.213.69.5/files/original/6aa2c398eabd99a550e263cd736fbcf2.pdf 0f956aa549ba569148de8b681b614dc0 PDF Text Text ' • , • 0:: • ·~ Tilt~ -lnol, Mlllllle'O!~ +~ ' fi!IP.I"\Jibor 8, , I· • j''<' -· ,.,R· ., , ~ • '" ·' ' .. •. . "' I · "• ··i,' ,,, j' 8i~~ 'rj . · . e·. .Q I • \ ' ' I ;. ',.., .-, , '· ·· .... -. .. , o ' , ·. 1., I I . , ·, ··• ;... .. ' ~· ,l.•u•'-•oti!ITi+-·•--.. h·njW'-l·+~l· ·· ~ ''-'· .i!.,_.~- \. •·· · · ':·e'·t' ·u· · r · ·t·t· ~~~;~::;•:>~~~qtttt_t ...,Pre...DI&-1 \ . YOU KNOW .... ' '"'¥ •. ~1'1\ ·.•. ". . '- ' ' l" < 1 o ·e .. 'I -!r' I lnlo,.S · • ~~~ In ~ lOth in rrUae.1 , r century, •(re <~It,<! with the llrot known . . uM Of1Qiltieal devices to aid1v1J.. l 01!> Chlnooe , - -:: 11&••" WAPAKONETA, OffiO (UPD- Astronaut NeD A. Annstmw dttlorlod for his adopted h<mo 11l0011111sht crewmate, Edwin and otMr lllncllcns which Iaiit11 Buzz" Aldrin, alao was aboard ed thi'OUih late Sltunla.!'. . the NASA turboJet. return! .. He led a tw....,.Ue )lll'lde In In rrcm homecoming lestivttles at Montclair, N.J. 1be worship service at st. Foul Uniled Qwrch of Christ was related to the spiritual aspect of the historic IUJ81' landing mission. Pastor Her-man J. Weber reid portlona or the story of creation tnm Gentlls and preached a sermon on "God's Faith ln Man!' The seene at St. Paul's was In aharp c:mtraat to tile rest of the homecmtirw weeken:l. HouatDn accompanied b)' tho prayers o! his hom""""' !rtends. Sunday, Worlhlpera gatherad at the Armatroow lamlly church to "thaDk God lor briDging Nell home to us" while the Apollo 11 utroraut boarded a special NASA plane for Texas. Neil's father, stephen., rfllr• aeotod the tamii.Y at tile church. The servlee marked the e~ of a W«'kend d. homecomlrtt eel., bfaUona in Armatrong'a honor. As soon as Armstrq arAbout 500 of this western Ohio community's 7,000 resi- rived Friday night, he began a public .,.. dents were at the airport to ' hectic schedule ehee:r Armatrong as he left. His pearaDCes, new s cooterences or Billions Could be Saved WASIDNGTON (UPI)- Rep, John M. Ashbrook, R-Ohlo, said the Nixon administration could save 11 several billion dollars" in the Delonoe Depanment without olowin& tht U.S. war ol!ort In Vielnun. Ashbrook, leader of GOP conservatives in Congress, eatimat· ed !oderal spendliJil could be cut !rom $5 biiUoo to $9 biiUcn l!iiiiiiiiioni . Use Our Auto Ban.k SAY. TIM_.: .. any needed services.'" ... think you could contlrue tile effort there (VIetnam) and still cut back in the defense area," Ashbrook commented durirc an interview Saturday on television. 10 Anybody who thinks there is no waste ln the D e f e n a e Department in my opinion is just not 1~ at it very I caretully. think you could cut several bllllon dollara t h e r e aOO not minimize your effort 1n Vlotnam at all." Ashbrook also took the ~por­ tunity to urge that President Nixon replace Secretary ROOert IL Finch as head of the Heolth, Education and Welfare Department. u •. .1 would lUre to see that and a rew in HEW could go along with him ·am I wouldn't miss them a bit," he said. "I don't think HEW in any way reQects the Republican mair.- stream !l's Quick! l~s. Convenient! COME AS YOU ARE! JHE POMEROY. OHIO our country." .MEIGS THEATIE TONIGHT .AND TUESDAY SEPT. 8-9 hriyl P. Zonuc••• FARMERS BANk •n• SAYINGS CO. in "THE LONGEST DAY" ( Tachnicolor) .42 International stan: John Wayne~ Robert Mitchum, Hftf'lry l"'onda COLORCARTOOH: Captains CourGt••u• SHOW STARTS 7 PM • . - . , s wW bo twO In .tho north orrr1 SO-M In the - . QJol , tlrrOillbOU! the peri,d. Pnc!PIIIklrl will ovtriP - - - . lneh, ...,.,rlnc u 1<111ered ahowlro """'lito norllloostoectlonoTutl<loland -..,out tbe Frl- humid, 9()..desree weather and made seven1 -cheo. But tho ast:roN.ut was able to squeese sevenl private •eo•lona wllll do¥. !rtendo and relativea Into hla .· .· ...·.·.·.·. . .· . . ..·.. ·.·.·-: ·... ·.. . .. .·· .·... buoywArmai~Uw al10 m'et wltll tho town's yoww people at the hJ&b school !leld whore he told t hem the "liP ot. AqUirtua" would beciame • ... all\)' I! lhOJ' "<arrled lltelr share" otreaponalbUity. · At 1 news CWI!ereJJce follow.. II)' MERIIDIAN SMlfH lqt lhe yoWh ....~. ArmUPI Wblte llouoe ~lor strong refuted an aecuutloo by SAN CLEM!NrE, C a II !. athlest Madelyn O'Halr thot he (UPI)-PrNixon, limed had no !aith in God. He oald e DXIIIIII.Jani his journey to the moon made IIIII re- hlm "even more aware of the worldlli va<alloa In Call!omla. power of the &c~reme BeUw." abut dcnm tho ...stem White llouoelodoy. The rounclabout trip to !lite·. •-n Vacation Is End~d -..k Pike Wllhinlton ln<ludod - - ol a clam oo tho Taao.Jioiilco , ' HOU.YWOOD cuPi) - Ed• ..,. G. Rablnam Jr. was a ea.oe hlatocy o! tho Holl,ywood star atrJrprbw bvWire. For yearo hemodeiiOWo. Bad : NIWa. I! he . waan'l laulod In m dr101k- drlviJW r1111, then It ,.., dlaorderl,y cooduc:t, pratloo vtcbt!O)II, dlmo, · bad· ehteka and tile ret! of tho 1ltoJI)' of !lui ' the W0.:14 did 1101· atteatiGII, ,, 'lllltn he 101 lnlo trbublo, lllll1 tl)ol .anOw.d at leaat ...0 )l~ichf to tiller lhrouihdit~l; · · ' E4ward G. RablniCMI Jr. lo a be7 no -llo'o 38 :rtaro old and lathlr of a, 18oj0arodd doUill~~-·~ ',lo al...o nllw•lllll wao lui O!:tGber to 1101 480 • monti. ~hlld luppon to 1 Uollf;11·PO.d elallnilil MlliJ, Wu tbe tather of her datudller: '· · ~ ....... drlllll of stsrdciil oo h ....,.S oeole hia dli!ltnlohecll "I'd IOYO to 1 I'IIIIIIIW put In a q!nioJcn aerWa. •• ' ' ~rna From Limbo lD hla own modest wa,y Edward G. Rablna011 ar. lo aomOih!ng of a prodlpl In lllol he hia raturlled llmba alter wrlllrw hla aulobl~ "Mf hlllor, lii.Y Son" In 1957. 1r1 iome li'Uaiae• llle wu un!laller!rw to m0111bera o! his !oJnll.y. , 1!'Anr4 &. 1nd hi~ son are .m"""' .....reo "'""....,.who ~- lnaldo Edward G. JiGblniCMI Jr. was •• lndl¥1dual who •• .,.. • carbon eopy of Edward G. Rablnaoo &. ocreamtrw to pt Cllt )Jo' lhat ,Ji914, He I~ ;~ - .1 II4Cla1 olitlllleonce. a - to H boo liloko. · .. u,y ....,i tall• me rm"' !or aome !Jtber parlo In plc:tares and ~oYillna. ~ doll't . _ wlat lha1 ...., Jut Jet. llul I hope tii¥YU work out 1W itio baet." 111o Farrow. Some Able To Cq)e Soont wore ablo to <llllt and eseape anve. Othero oOQihl tame BD)' way they could find frtetlls botdor -· ol u. some have become ~· In tho . .and _ .. c:auiiOd lv" llarrl(Continued !rom page 0 I heir Ol'ln rf&ht. IIUJIIISairw produce, mamged tit head it .... C1mJIIo In Gllltport, Mloa. tholr p....,nt or porent& The PreBI- IIIII hla porQ' off. Rablnaoil Jr. ran tile pmu~ Air In 1968, after nsignina 11 ...... to deport Since childhood he lao been F.,... Qle 11 7:45 a,m, FliT !or blsh~, he quit tile ~locopal Del Rio, Tex., rlhere Nimll wW called Moii\Y- an abbrevlatim church. Early this year he !or EmmarJel, his real name. wlllt Qlotavo established 1 nfoundatioo lor AI Mamy grew "" be wa1 Diu Ordaz of Modoo at tho rellgious transition" to asa!Jt olqpred ·by tile adulatiCII croll of lite 478 million, mlleclergymen quiutng the mintshooped on hlo !amouo tather, H loae Amlllod Dam. try. plathe deBire lor his own Guests on · band !or the In addition to his wldow, Pike otudam, He tllOQihl Bllq>ly ;, survived b)' three children, bmelteon &t which tho llerlean befrw: hla lather's 1011 would jOV61 iWlent wlll be holt IncludCatherine, Constance aDd Olrised Secretary of Slate and Mrl. turn the trick. tophor, by hio oeeond wile. When It did not, lo!am)' was WUilam Rogera, A\V. JleD. and UMble to landle tllo rejection. Mro. John lolltc:boll and Iormor Texas Gov. and Mro. John INTERNATIONAL LEAGUE Coaaally, u wen u Gov. Playoff Slandlngo Preston Srn1th of Texao. By United Press International Follorrlni private lallrl wlllt Semi"'"''• -Best of tlve W L Pct. Diu Ordaz, tile Chle! x...syracuse •• , ••. 3 2 .600 tlve flew . to tho Mlmlcijlal Louisville ... , •• , 2 3 .400 Airport &t Gu1tport. Mloo., !or a ~ oboard Air Foree Qle PARJCEilsBuRG, W, Va. (Ui'O w L PeL Gov. .1oM Bell WUilama, A 2~!ormer hl1h x·Colwnbus • • • • • 3 I .750 Sor!a. Jameo 0, EullaDd IIIII 111ar built Tidewater • • • • . • 1 3 .250 John Slemla, and Rep. WUilam IChoOI Ida own 'rac:lnl ear ·waa killed Colmer. x-Ciinched series. the ear rolled aver: lltree Surxlay's Resulta tlmeo on a eurve II (JJio ValSyracus~ 4 Looisvllle 3, 10 U.. ley 5&1 Be !WQ lOUth ol hlri Sat. nlngo, LOOGE TO MEET No, 21f will ~~ WO!DadloJ, Soilt. '· lO,' II MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL the atocll e a r 1:30 p.m. at tile lolldd!OJI(II'I X... lhrolm SATURDAY ADMISSIONS- · tbe bolt holding tile seat bell BIDn holl. Lelah Easterday, Racine; a ... waa llleared oft, authorltleollld. les Hawk, Pmneroy; Marie 'l1le aeelderit haRJonod oo tile Bearhs, Pmteroy. llllh lap of the !OIIIDre race. NOW YOU KNOW SATURDAY D~HAHGES 'l1le ICMI of Cheater (Pet o) Dal... RJo, Tax:., bas. 1 I.Ptdal Charles WUsoa, Christine Smlth, a Iormor polleemon bore Juilae !!eon lllliiWII reeolllng WaddeD. bulldo racing cora and .,._ SUNDAY ADMISSIONS - Ncne. lha 411'1 lha llel Rio JudBO lnlo • cUrve too SUNDAY DISCHARGES - wu tho on)f "law ...It of tho stnoo. hlib, accordlag to a drl•er Peeoa." Frank Roush. wu lnUing him. The ear 111med over 11tree tlmeo, tho boy now. ,.I ne •• inuch or dad u poaalble," llaii\Y lllid. "We he,. dlmer or lomcb topther and SO lor driveL we oven aUend the arne partioo. Beeauae Ia Ia not In 111'0&1 dellllnd 11 a pertormer1 Roblnaon Ia workfrw on 1 ocroert>Ja¥-wlllt a major role !or hlmoelt-•hlch ho hq)eo Son!-• Pre- Former Grid Dirksen . . •;. 4'0• , .. I .• .{~:·\ Bids . blclo to 1xrlld tile pro. 4B.bed addition to Voter• """"""") HoiJIIIIal on P'""e.. !'Of' I Mulberry Heights are be· • lrif souatrt. The bldo will be Jllltned on Tueodoy, Oct. 21, at 12 noon on ,,. ~ new addltioo which has been · 'ih tile plamiJW 8ta1eo tor two - ~oan. It wUI Include 18 oomi. private rooms and lour private rO<BDs, The hoop! tal under Ito praoent <pration hao &8 bedsln •IOrvlce. lbeeatlmaledcoato!tlleaddl· ,, lion lo ~00,000 with Hill • Bur·1m !undo totallnB approximate~ . 4200,000 and APPalachia !unds l<lW!rw approximate~ $217,800 \ haol,. already been granted en VETEIIANS ~ORIAL HOSPITAL SATURDAY ·ADMilllliONS llale Wrfclll. Ridi.Dd; Kana Bates, ~ lUll; Beth C&aaell, Vddlepart; Doren Boatlek, New HeSATURDAY DISQ,IABGES Pauline Dered>erpr, Slew lloseberr1. Georp SUNDAY AllMI8SlONS- Marprot Vcaatn, ·AJbulr. Paula Sayre, MlnoroYillo; Eva.Alward, PomerO)'; Gladl• ·RUe, Qaeahlre; Neal While, Pomoi'Ol'; Lorl-1- c.tn. Jonnlo-- Souleby, Habert Some Or the local mooey neecled !or tho corullructlon project will be provided rrom hospital !undo and tho llloigs Coon\)' Corrimissioners wlJl isaue revenue - · to make "' lhe remainder. The Meigs County Hoapltal Commlu~on ·and Veterans ~ orlal Hospital, Inc. will reserve tho rigllt to rejeet 8liJ' and an b14o and no bidder ;!MY ~tlvlraw bls hid lor a periOd of 45 da,ya. ,.,. \ ··· on: ' •. ·.·.,... e • m-•· Ulllan ., ·. .. Just Received 4 Big Shipm'eni Of t: .. ' 45 PC. CHIN·l DINNERWARE SETS '\ - · at 2 p.m. at the £don •. < · Ualqd Brelllrto a.tJrcll a o a r liNdiYIIIe wlllt' .Ray. Eldaol lliiTE CHINA U.. olllclatlbr. l1llrlo1 wW ba I· aollc>lalbl _....,, FrWm Home call at lhe - 1111'·· ..._... In Cooi¥J1Ie WUkeevUJe l.oct8e To be Repret!eDted -SII-~J ~Gild, ' ton ·will ropnoent WllkH.W.· TemPle H1, ~ hlefo, at =z ' ·'Prl!lla• Slltoro, will lia n ..._ •• '. ' oldo'di.rinelitobul...., .• and ,lira.· Fnneeel11,..n.' ._. .. p r - · - ol'ibi -~ . ,:, .'' I Gfllllll TIQll Hii.r/li to lill h'old Sept, ·11-20 at~ l'leti HC.ioe · ia cdu""'u. ;: · llro. Alnoo Wliodllull.lllbd ehltf .of Mount v~ !.ul \ ~. . . ' ', ' I 1'. · .y · j· ••. - ·BIIil' '· Mra.' zlllila HaD cdoor EwbJto . 1969 Disilltl·.~~t-n-ed...,..,--..........,...e~r~ <• ' " ...-.... MRS. SCHUlTER ••olon. Counellmaa M'.SS OHLINGER two Pomeroy girla l!l'ld•led Friday !rmn tho Southeastern Ohio School of Praeti<al Nurolq at Nel11011vUio. They are Mro. Janlee Eskew Schuotor, ill~ o! Mr. aid Mro. Char· lea Eokew, and lolloa Sheila !Ia)' OhllJWer, da1Jihter of Mr. and Mro. Cornd ·OIJIInpr. Speaker lor the gradoatlcn Olllll'doeo WI! Dr, Byrl!lloemakor, dlrectorofthod-orrtofvocatlcnl oducotim in OhiO> A reeeptlon !ollowed tho pedlrollon, Mia• Ohlinger Will begin worl< W-llday at the Helzer Madl· cal Clnler, David Ohlinger bJ'OQIIht before tho group the problema of lire at tile vUlap Jllltrated land !Ill clump In Sallllbury Townohip and tile con· eern of the Meigo Coun\)' De...-m--ol Health OYer bumlni which has taken . place at lnto"ala sln<e tile clump heBill JllltrAting tile ftrtl of lhlo year. Both Ma,yor C, 0, Fisher and IQIIp. Cwndl dlacuoiiOd the poulbUII)' o( aecurbll Ulll'bage Jlll<ker tnck wldch lriiUfd be uiiOd to houl rtiluoe IAl the mmp. A pro. pollli to keep tho dump open fewer hour• eaell week also was discus~. Couacl1 took no formal action on elther suggestion, howevw. · Ilurlll, tho dlaeuSBion, Cwncllman Zerkle predicted the op. eratloll of the new clump by o private lndlvl<llal. Zerkle oald he r~ the Deparlment of Heolth would 80 alontlatrongl,ywlth such an ~~~~tntlon since the enterprise would have a ~slderable Investment Involved. A BlmUar . report of ouch an ·the first of the year - would aloo 80 along with lbe private~ owned dump. 1o1m b)' the board of education almost ~years a&Q. The present board of ecllcaCooncUmon lndleated that the,y tloo declined to grant a new deed hope to meet In opoclal aooolon !or tile proper\)' to tile vUI8000 to discuss fllrther their However, shortly after the origiproblema with the dump and how nal deed of two years ago waa to cope witllthem. !oond. h had been BII!Ded by L. During last nl8ht'• m"l'lin& W. McCqrpas. clerk ol. t h e <Mm<Uman Zerkle aloo turned board,- d Richard Jones, then over to the eOWicU and Clerk - president of the Meigs Local Treasurer Gene Grate a reeord~ Board. ed deed lor tho Middleport RoadZerkle had it recorded at tbe slcle Park. Tho deed trano!ero eoorthwse IU1d it was that deed tho Iarmer park properl;y !rom which he presentedtocouncUlast the Meigs Local School Dlotrlet night. Board of EducotiCII to the vilHe susgested that tho village lage, adverlloe It !nr sale wltll t h e The two-5ear ..Gld deed was lclea tllat the Feeney • Beonett found recently 1n a rue in the Post 128, American Legion, will county auditor's (dice a month · be the purchaser. or so roUowing a displte over However, there were some inthe Iormor -k. Mlddleportoov- dications by offtclala, following eral months ago agreed to adver- the susaeotton. that the pot! does tlae tile park lor oale but !ound not want the proper\)' now. MI,Ythat It had oo deed lor tile prop. or Fisher, a member al thepost. ert;y which had been given to tho said he wiD check to see I! ttie I . Maintenance &ljlorv!sor Harold Cha1Je atoted that tile villaee Is loolng several hundred dollan eaeb rnoot1J on Its attempts to operate the land fill dump due . totllehllhcostormanpowerand cpe~atlon vot~ was recently ot Pomeroy Coonell. z~fkle said that there are lndlcatloos thai commwlities of the county !aeod with what to do with solid wastes since new legislation went into effect at a meeting To Decide In Esn>t In tho blaeot attaek er Bide's motor torpedo boats. alnce tho 19lfl lollddle Eall War The Israeli mDitary apokooIDd bllstecl a 30..mlle front south man sald the attack begao Mon.. of lite Sueo Canal, alllclala an. da,y nllh~ wllen Israel reportnounced today. ed Ita motor torpedo boats had An laraell apokoaman said the deatro,yed two EiD1JIIan Pr boats raid f.nfllctid udozens" of eu- J:ut had lost one of ita own with . ualtles m1 enHd beaY1 daln. ita thrree..man crew · because of IP to E&;ptlan mll!tacy Instal- an aecldental exploBion · lal!ono llleludlna: radar - · lllod to spot lttadclni Jaraell Cairo ~ elalllled lite de· planeO: atrue- of 10 Israeli wASmNGTON (UPO - The o! Everett McKiniOJ' Dirksen returns today to the Capitol he !requently dominated with wit, words am legislative leadership. President Nlxon, a junior senator with Dirksen 18 yearfl.. ago, led the o!ftclal mournlq witll a brle! eulogy scheduled at noon EDT ;n the Capitol Rotunda. A . responao was l1ci!l~~. '*~ '''- ,~·,,) · , P~ - •. ~ Sen. !l'?"fard H. Obaei'Yetl iirO ' ..... lllrks•n's lllriiie ....~ed'lit euttiiJI: doim . s"""ln4a• ind a tnlll already Em>tlia tire poiwwr thel hod mentioned as a dark horse been takiltl on illcreaslng toll posalblllcy to succeed hlm as of llraeU troop& a1aJs tile Suez Senate Republican Ieeder, Canal. The two al<leo have tho The Dlinols senator, lamed 111'801est eoncentratljln of !Ire lor his curly white hair and hlo - r there slnee tho baUio of ability to tickle tile ratioJal El Alameln In World War n. psyche, died Sunday !rom a body """*"' • · - ·- ciji ."",•. 'h · a~r7rM.~doim·;;~ tlaa llllliircrart dlirlilr lherold. - "Miiui~ t:.tro Radio ,alao rlliorted dol!lgbt.t loda,t iiOU/i tho &Jez ea. lid but oo dolallt. The Clrat naval bottles since tile 1967 War hod been roport. ed In tho Gull of &lez beiOiithe ctq of S.,z todaf with both save ;.a;;. Biiit~·· · tt-T c '. . .. his home town of Pekin, .1 communlty of 22,000 where he was born to a rarm £am.ily 73 ,.-r,,.... r,..l.~ . > • . . •• _ ,, u ..... 'lbt • publtc . ,..s ·Invited to vtew 1 Dirksen's closed walnut casket in die r<Xunda from noon 'today until noon Wednesday. The scene- black-draped cata£alque. military honor guard in slow and predse ,march, dtgnltaries, a stream of quiet citizens- was familiar to mU·uons who watched it on ·0 <Mulcllman Ohilnpr I I brougbt up tho l!llllolble ...:.,. the MlddloPQrl Commuait;)' by the Meigs 1ll&b School phyalcal education ~lu801 two - k period. He and olllcWo said thq hod beea !acted by phyBical -~!* teacher Mro. Fentm Toylor aokod permlaolon to hold . mlng clusea lor hlib IChoolll!>donts at tho pool, Lut nl8ht'odla..,ao!onbrooJ#. to liglllllte problem of llal>ll!lir lnauranee In ease of l<<ldoJ# . and aloo tho coots Involved lall!t uae ol eloctrlcit;f andotllermali>tonanc:e !actors. CUmcllmanllld< . VJWihan oald he woold oorrta<:t Mra. T_,lor to oee I! abe II BIID Interested In •f"ltho pool !or llludenta and If 10, what Jl)on migllt be worked out, O!llclala said tho! nat , _ (Conti-nued on pop 3)- t l apl l! Charles Sumner of Massachusetts in 1874 ard Robert Taft ol Ohio In 1953. Taft died only a year after Dirksen sq)ported his tutlle attempt to beat Eisenhower tor the 1952 Republican presidertl.al were Legion poll lo atlllU ~=~~~· aoeurlnc the park JII'Oper1;y. 1 nomir.tion. No one, publicly or prhately, questioned Dirksen's rtatt • the honor. He served · 16 yean 111 the House ard nearly 19 In the Senate. Dirksen was in his 1Otb year as Senate GOP loader, and hlo legiolotive inchded the a. door test hen treal)' aid the 1964 cloll rtghto bill monuments Housetrailer Tax Law Changed Accprdiqr to new state Iawaf effective this Nov. 25, taxes . on CQJtatn· classinct:ti.On& of houaetnilers have been doubled., Jl(o1rt'COOnl>' Aud!f.lt ll'ordon Caldwelr said today. In ·t he past housetrallen Which hive ''depreciated out" have been taxes at the rate of $18 a year. AccordinR to the new legislation. the sa{lle trailers will be taxed at a rate of $36 a ,year. II taxes on such trailers were pro-rated in the past, they have been taxed at the rate of $1.50 per month, According to the new rate structure, the rateoftaxon the same trailers wOI be $3 per month. Amorw mamr seators OD both oldeo of the al~e, srleC at Dirksen's IJI:Ssin,g was raJ. S e n a t e Democtatlc Leader Mike Mansfield's eyes were damp, and the Senate- unlllce the House- pootponed !OI'lllll) eulogies tor a rew days. Dirksen's death lett two of. his pet projects un!lnlahed. Qle · was a const:ltuticml ameDI(COIIIIoueclon PaBe 8) .• . heart atta:::.,: :i days after A one • • . · MlddiOJI(II'I'a F - -l!eimBII 1'1111 128, American 1AIIOn. wiD boat tho Eilbth lllitrletFall Conror011<8 Suodl1 at tho poll home In lollddlaport. '!be boslnosa noa -•- ~" •-~~ w~ .,.... at 1 p.m. with Marvin Kelb', holt commandert ~lllng IJJo meeting to Oldor. C<!IJunander Ko1J1 will ~eo Mi,)io. c. 0. Fllber Who win .welcome v!BIIIjrs !rom &Cl'OIS tho AmeriJ:ail toiJilln'• Elahtl1 District. . . . HoaPClllillnr wiD be·Harold.cat. trill, dlotrletllriiV!ctoommlllltlez:~ Com_.... Kelb' .~ ~ dliOelbe dlstrlet OOJnlllllldcjrIa Rlehard Lorrli. Boil ·Call <II undergoing lung cancer surge- television when former Presry. His body will lie in state at ident O..lght D. Eisenhower the rotunda until noon Wednes- J.a.y in state in March. day, then be moved to the Dirksen was only the third Natloral Presbyterian dlUrch aerator and 21st person to lie in for a funeral service. state at the Capitol. The other Thursday Dirksen's body will semtors, both Republicans, be tlown to Dltnols for graveside service and burial. at Hh·~·· >!'?"~'~ ·':tv · · •.,.''·1'0 I ·•· r .t~<:~J\'. 1'11111, DlviBioo1IV; Albert-· Mlddlt1>0rt 1'1>11 128, Dlvlolon V. Dlitrtet Treuurer Welloy lamer, Lancalllar, w!Q give tile treaourer' I raport. There will ba )lie preaeritatlon of owarda. • tlon ~" be OpeidrtB lnvoco w~ . by Joe Sweeney, dlltrlct chaplain. . . A pall commander• meeting wiU :11e bald at 11 a.m. and a eard ' turn-In wW be bold be-11 111it1 12 nooa. A lundJ. eoo.!l'ill be held at 11:311., · · . · Openm·g of··. o•l ds· ..Det . .,n,. _; ' Training Given on The Job . Pldurel a,ad Report BY BOB HOEFLICH . -Blue -Phi lild time. ,o-..lo .... auu•t, ,,, ,, ' oo, Oct. 3 wltll tile wimers meetne>t dq, hoot • of· tlvo pme oar- • • • dl.toloo penJantwb>to cleclde tile chamPiona o! . National and American lea!IIIII I wUI begin oo Oct. 4, I!.., ! . ,. ,• ·· lllayol! Is required or u only a -' one .pme playoff ls necea~. r. ~ .. . 1 .,c;;o- Otllorwlso, tho divisional aerlea ,, , . , . ,, >7 wUI botiln on Oct. 5. ·· ,,, ' . '7." The W<B'Id Sorloo wiD begin Q . ·· I oct. ntntlleeiQ-of-theALei!am- ::=t:,u~~~- , •. ·''.P!ono. AJ! i!Wo!! pmea and the . , Mrllo .;... N~ -~''Jf' :~ ~ r , .worM $erle• wiD be tolevlsed. !llllrlet a•ndlla~'PI'taldorit; wUJ ,. Blda ror ~ia- ~aiH. ~ ....,.uaao. !" . ' . - . JiUra1 ;.a1or ~.. .... w111 be . Dllltlet ®Onod en· 1\'~sda,y, 0et. 22, I«OI'IIirw ~ an lllliOUlll'omillt Monday by Jlllin . Drill, ,,.p'roJect enctneer d. 1Sitco, lnc., ~ ' • • • 1'~ . , • .~:--! ... .. ·~ . ,, f ln-. • ·:a.·m .. ·e dlYioloo, one team WDl be llr&JIIed a bye then pia)' tile wiiiiOr of tho Oct. 3 pmo on the !olloJrlrw da,y. ShoUhl a !our - wa,y tie dovai.P, two games wUI be plaJOd lo,y lllbbord, ~; ......... ' ·c.· aliiOIUI<ed Monday by BaoobaU , Commi"l,..r - e Kubn. U three teama ohould tie In a m-. -. ot.p.doqlrloro, tho •f .:;;.~~~~:~ E~~ Host Fall Conference Blab Grlmm. He .... omplo,yed In tho alreraft induJirr, He II sunltod by hll wire, Mary; one ••&~Mr. Mr1. 9Jir. If She's setting out on her own, why not make sure she keeps in touch. Buy her a phone for her new home. After all, she's slill your little girl, isn't she? . NEW YORK (UPO - rn. In t h. • IJIIII• ~of! wm dee;de tile win- Sbormau Grimm, o1 198 Welt Illata Sl., Allleaa, died SotardQ In blterlrw Armo J1ta1 a brief Mr. Grimm .... bem ..... ~ tho .... ol tile lale - , Tie Finish Middleport Post Will w- ~~ ~~ .-.,..~'\,~. 0 •• ' Arll.; 11tree Mra. li1tarcJa BJI. 1oek, Nti.....Uio; Mro. Kana Beerbower, Erte, Pa:, ud 11r1. LouiJe camp.,u, LorJoulor; .... - - Donald Mliler:, Colum.. INa; slsloro, Mro. Cbl9al1er' RMfJnWr, 111'1. La.. el11e F - . PllneJMlle. IIIII Mra. llaUetl', In ado. llomo; • brothar, IIQIIIIIIill, York; 10 ...-u.trmlllll - · era! • • •. and nep,owo. 0uo . ....,. and raur slslora .,.._him l'lo»nl oomeoo wW ba bold \ ceived tor general work, electrleal work, ]llurnb!JW work, heating, LOCAL TEMPS Tho tOIIIilorat.Jre [D dormtcJrra be bold at Grace Ualted ~ Pomero,y at 11 a. m. VcntJay ,... dilt ,Oiureh In GalUpolia G11Wo4. der elearq aldeo ,... 69 denoadlr¥, bellmlllll .a t 7 p.m. areas. Dies Saturday and ' A prlvato~ cnmed land !Ill dlmp wW be operating In Meigo Oount1 within tile next 30 dJQ'o, '11111 was tho prediction of Coun'D Prealdenl John Zerkle llonJI8y nl&bt when Middleport VUlase Council met In regulnr moutll,Ohlo. · I!Oparate pr""'oals wm be re- ~ TAX TAKE UP· WUilam 1/J Israel'·1 R.a1d au Led by Tanks E Di ks R dt t :r.:::~:~:t= t.!~Llan:!"!=~.;; ~;~ ~~.::~ale~~.: v r en e urne o DISCHARGES - Sherman Grimm roD....., •• TUESDA). BY BOB HOEFLICH projec~ .... '"'' and ......hed lv" the ear It landocl In a ditdl, the driver said. Jfyou're worried that she won't phone, give her a phone. p·r ne ~ Operation of Landfill Dum tho AU w'1"k oholl he done accordlng todrowinpand s.l)lci!lcat!ono prepared by Earl C. Hayes and Aa.soclates, Architects, of Port&- &:.uh, l7, w~ t."!t-E. • • ·' ••• ed ~Ue. I CouncU . . R.blriac.. meyer, v.. WhaJOJ', • . POMERoY-MtDDLEPOR1'. OHIO ' . r- While,-..,.._. I ~ ' an area Cub Seaut ._... will Star Killed '. . . Mary training cball-mu Gl 1111 Metga.Galtt1 • ...... Scout Dlotrlet, ._eed ~ lhllt alrllning aeaolon lor : . , ' • \>'OL. XXII NO. 99 . Edward G. Jf, """ the ' ....,s "lqo" - tlllll rriOot ill U1. SUNDAY ·.\ '• l,., Middleport. C.Z.Iorrrl hTICllll, . • ' · t · · y· . ~. /· a ~. i:-o PI out. A atsr tho silo o! RobiiiiOO Sr. ea1ta 11'1 eDOI'IIlous shadow and It lo dllllcult lor llviJW thlnp to ....,.. and prosper In that much aledo. Bing Crosby'• tlrot !lmil,y of oona dlseovorod the taet as ha'" otlloro: Checyl Crone, John Darrymora Jr., Peter Foalo, Llza Nlnnelll and ' . . ,. . Edue.-la:-.,.awa,ytho ~ oeedomlc ~10• ol a row y.a bJI~k llllll U I NIU)t ....th• .JOb tr~-· .... belrw deVol!lPod. . . . lueii' Pl'l'li'Om 1o ...... :~~ "'lt~ lito . .:: tho .. - k iii tho .lob 11 IIELFING KINDERGAltTEN PUPIL, leUnda Grimm, ICJOii..: ov~ a reader which wW be a put of tho aludy lhla ,.... at tho·:;:.· Midd1elJort Eleme~Ury klndorprten cla!l oiMro. PbyUioRae-<:. · l«rtt Is carolyn lflplas·- l s wwld,. 111ft aldoln lito Yolco·.';.· Hiah School Job training Pr1llriDL · ·.-: �~· ' h" .. .• ' Don, Santino!, Pamaroy.Mlddleport, 0., :fueodt):, Seplembor 9, '·l96tl • • '· ·!i • ' I, <: • ~· I ~~w~~~~~~i.~ • ~ds T4lH~ Ov~r Top ~pOt With Twin Win • ' (UPO The Redo will send lltelr wi-.er, Ietty Jlm Merritt, tho Sen Francloco Gaylord Perry Ullll&llt Field In an atlo~n~>t to their illm hold oo In tile Natl~ Weatern Division. · took over tho top ~<It 'M•il11da¥ nlpt b)' IWOeplng bUI from the Giants b)' :Z~~l,w icoreo of :;.4 wlllt Granpr and Bobb)' To. occiW'llll! the role or _:£ '· SUPER MARKET- Open Daily 9 to 10-Sun. ;,;.~,~tl'·ileo. We Accept Federal Food Stamps PHONE: 992-3480 · Quantities'' · Mill and · Gnnpr pkked lit hlo 20th of tho season when he out a Giant threat In ninth· lnntna o! the first aM preaerved Jim Ma1 • ntntb victory of the agatnat four loues. , Allll tile lanlcy rlghtllanler DOtched his eighth rictory wlllt .~.· ·.~coreleoo elght.-lnnllll! relief .,, ljliit when tho Reds grabbed '•;' lbi victory In tile nlshtcap 00 :~ a OII8'0irt tingle b)' Tolan In the iSth lnnlrig whkh sent home Ted Se-wlllt thewlnn!ngrun. ' Tllue ' Giant pitchers hsd -~ed .,p to hold the Reds hit,. less lltroush ten Innings before Savage touched off tho winning ' "'=!ilia••• .,,Ill MiiDLEPORT Q. •e&· ' WHOlE, YOUNG FRYING CHICKEN SCOY. LID LEAN SLJCED ·' lb. ' •••••••••••••••••••• ' ' IJ\ ' ' t Free On-Street Parking-Ev ings Fro· Independent Technlclan? If Y"''• o self. emplo,.d TV ,.. ~lr111an, ...c:honh:, plumj,et or other tKhnlc:lon, , John Honcoe• hu o ,.. tiNtHnt plan thot will 1erve you wen. Wo can show .,.ou how you con put up to IO'Co of your ono nuol eornod lnc:ol'fle _,or $2,500, ...,.hicheYor Is leiS - Info vw own HR•IO Qualified RettrorMnt Pion, ond claduc:t the toto! amount year CANDY SPECIAL! JELLY DROPS and ORANGE SLICES Reg. 20 01. 49~ pkg. 29~ WHILE THEY LAST! .S'o·'u··, .,.. ••.•••••••• stoj tA!}~?Ii1c~e~~ ~o~~E~ ,. ., ' :~.: 1 ftft~~, , ·c·r ~-~~w-,··,.~,"""s'~ ~'i:i~.~~··: ! :;;~~·~~~;.~· 1 u ~ . ' ' .. ........~. ·•·:• ·-·.... ,. ' . •w :..,, Veg. $o~p.~~!~~~ ... 8 ···· l.Qp Cut Gr. Bealls:::~=6 ···· · 5 •••••••••••• Sa lad Dressing.~:;.~: ••• :~ 4·9~: T ° 49t S I p e yrup-••••••••••• ~~~. :(, ." Scot Lad ·Salt•••••••••• J~~J~2~ SCOTLAD • SCOT LAD 32 ~ 24 ct. pkg. Spina~h.::~:0••••• ~ •• • s····l.OO : ' . ,, ,, eoc:h thot gross '"'" froM 1 yeor e com•. You c:on do It beCOUH of 0 cho~e · In the Self.Emoo ~loyod lncUvlduala T •• RtJI,e~~~ent Act • .' Pr.,louslyr you wet• pet1nlttec11 to 4educt only 50'1 of this contribution. TheN •e other 2••· hnpori'ont a4¥otto and your n Hancock 1110n thtM all, He'll · be happ.y te dlscun thein with you and whh ~.., attorney, Fer Ml nOWI detolls, write. call or GENE RIGGS 992-5169 •• 985-3595 IIIIHI...rt, 0. rally lq_ tile second game with an lnllOLI hiL Jimmy stewart's sacrlftce bunt moved Sa'"P to second. ·Tolan's game - winning hit lollowed an lnt.enti""'l pe11 to Pete Rose. Tolan was hitlen ln tlx trip• to the plate when he lined his hit oil loser Frank Llncy In the 15th. "AM I couldn't care less • cause U.t last hit made up for everything, n.. said a hippy To- lan. u1 went hitleu in Dine at.obats alll I reel great," chimed · in Tommy llelmo. . •• My arm ls tired bu~ not sore," aatd Granger, who was making hlo 74th relief appearance of the season ln the se~ ond game. He needs only five more appearances to shltter the club record held by Ted Aber- DOMINO _SUGAR 5 ~··. ,,~ Bowl Brand MACffiEL. 4 :s ' ' ' nathy, .now with the Chicago Cubo. "I asked Wayne If he was a:etth~ tired and hla answer was, 'How do 1 look?" 11ld Redo Manager Dave Bristol. Grinning, he added, 11 1 think Wayne got tired of hearing us tell him to hold them lor just one more tnntrw.'" Gerry Arrigo owned a 4-1 lead In the sei;Ond game when Jim Davorvort and pinch-hitter Dick Dietz led off with singles. Be- fore the side was retired, the Glanta had three runs to tie the score at 4-4:. Clay Carroll, Arrigo's su«ea.. sor, walked home .one of the runs. The «her two came olf ot WUlie Mays' baaea..J.<Ilded olngleo off Donny Rlbonione The loss in the opener went to Giant pitching ace Juan Mar- By MD\E QUANE Sen Dlell'J, 9.:!, and Clncbmtl UPI Sport& Writer took two from San FranclKO, George Scott coold lllank lite lxJth b)' 5-4 with the second c«tctal score he wasn't a goat going 15 !mingo. Moncla,y niSbt, but moally he At Detroit, Yankee burlor could thank hlmooll, , Mike Koldcb olngled home lite Tho big Hollon first baseman deciding run but Jack singled home lite cytng and Aker's 13th save to win . hJs wlmlng nma In the elfllrth second against four lou. 1m1ng or the Red Sox' 5..4 Gelie Michael oxtended hi• VIctory over Clevelllllll, but he hitting streak to ninO games, """ld hove been faulted lor til singling In lite third and sixth four Clevelaed run& In lite ftftb to drive home Horace Clarhe If 1lle &core hadn't changed hla lxlth tlmeo. mind. At Ookland, Kanoas C!ty'o AI Scott f.Ued w come up with F!tzmorrio hurled three ocore. Jose Cardenal' s lll"OWlder open. loSB lmillgs or relief In hia ing dta Inning and was . . . league debut' to preserve originally charged with a 1Jr0.. base error until cardenal waa credited with a double IIIIer the game. The Indians pullhed across fwr runs before w1mtng pitcher Sonny Siebert, JIOW 11. GOLDEN ""'"'I walking aero,. ~; •::,o~~:.;":""'r.: had \>aAAd, ScGII'• arGUIId. deemed him ' and tht a corer's Jecltlon just made !t oweeter. Ylll\<ee& Edge Do!rolt. In ._,. American League actloo, the New York Yankee• edged Detroit, 3.:!, Kansas City beat Qakland, 7-3, CaUfomta aqueezed by Minnesota M and SeaUle took two from' Chl~, 2..1 and 5-l. In the National League the New York Meta edged cto.:.r to dlvltlonJeadlng a.Jcaso 3.2 P1Uibur&h defeated ~ea1' 6.2, St. Loulll niPPed PhUadel: Jlhla, 4-3, !.Ala Angeles shut out •~~;;;;~;;;;~~Ail;anta.;~2~.11:,~Hou=s:fon~th:rallhed:; FOR YOUR PAINtiNG NEEDS ESPECIALLY .'ROOFS wrE . HAVE ' 'IJI ALU/1 NA1iln -UlLAND }·GREiN T FRED Me ,. • j ' UPI ~rts W r The Mel&, and in partlculor Tommie Agee, husded their way to a 3-2 triumph over Leo Durocher's Chicago CUbs Moo' day n!&llt that oot onls sUenced 11 The Lip" but reduced Chiea-. go's lead over New York to just tlh games in ,..e National League's Eastern Division. Agee, who had hit a two-run homer in tho third !m!~. began the oixth by lea!lll! a "oormal" siJW].e into a double •• hlo ground ball to left died on the wet turf. Garrett, singled sharply to The next botlor, Wayne right and Agee raced for home. !~:~~~~.:.n:d:; plate but Agee slid around . ~:.tc: w~~ ~J:: p:: touched .,f • big rhubarb bet>l(een the Cub& and plate UJI1llre Dave Daridson. . "'I couldn't believe he called ~:-~af~::~: :::~ :: !: :!: :..:_-:.:;; !'f! oudden . I beard this roar from tho crowd and turned al'1lUIII to · see the UJI1llrt slinalilll! safe. 1t wao a very "'settl1111 play. There was no exeuse· for it.'' THE DAILY SENTINEL lc9 " " ~ will !Woo'lllo Tho ~. ', t b" ' ' " •m -·- - ~. , . - THE DOWNING-CHILDS AGENCY 3-2 Win Over Chicubs ,,. 1ft " bo.i,~;rujoil ,?BlnP ':'<i.IGft.lf-S! ~?, 'ri \y ... !he ~ . rellof to fflldonto. Zerld• laid -lnareaanearthe hllb CcluDcU dlaco11ed It 1t111111 ,,, (Colltll'lued frOID ~e 1) !'; thati!Je lolinllldil trulleol &reiO- adlool. ''Some one Ia going to bo kUI- a ,....t for the conRructJOD ~ ~.~' ' ' liley a~~ou~a c<ner With il'ra. ing to relocate the' drlinNolrom vi a pohl' buUdlnC !or stor... ltf 1, ' '., TaYlor In a<!"ance on 11ta prob- tho Bmo llollmi RQed, Both pro. ed," be warned. Chief c......,.. laid 111at hola lilt for durfllc . · lem• lnvolvoil In utln8 the ,J>OOI jocll will be oo an emer. put 11ta end or the aoasoo aM geney boola and will proVIde re. llciJ>Inl that ae auxiliary eu be 1lle winter ............. ...... lief for dtoee I!Ying In thO area, tormed w &lvo pollee cilllcora IIIli' cherpa Involved. tho tllb will ... ' . · beip In potroiiJIIln oortaln ar. poured and JIOif• ... D.Wl• Ill A doiegatlon !rom BrOadway otftc!ala sold. and r:ocf will be ...... Council approved ·tho report eaa. The auxlllor7 W<lllldbomllde 1lle St.. near lito -oectloo wltll will Grant St. waa present to dlo- or MayorFIIIher -.srece~p~a 1111 or people IDterNt.ed In llfeC;y. ed out tat.r. l'bo pole be located ... pa-l,t ora.~ ' COSB drainage problema near or $938.9S for the mon111 or Alii- 1lle ckla! lll&ted. Ice and Fuel If permlotlon Ill Mayor Flllhor dlacusled parkPl'<liJOI'lleo. They tletedtbat uBI. Of tho total ~95 WSI colichal Marlchal, who has an 11- water during tho recOil! heavy lected In fine• and fees and lnl In yellow zanea b)' 101110 mo. lll'anted. BIDs were _....ed for · 1 record at candlestick Park rains Ia pouring lrom dta Bone In merchant pollee lee&. A let- torlllts and tho pollee policy of II· 118Yment. FoUowlng lite dlocuoo!an, 1lle ancl Is &.9 on the road. was Hollow Rood and Grant st. otto ter from tho ·Columbia Gu Co. auJnr ddletl to oltenders. counctl moved into ''executive nicked for two runa in the first tllolr properUea. One realdent wao read polndng out that po CooncUmen reported dtst an or. inning aiXI another in the aec- said tbat water lo backing up prices wi II be Increased In Ml<l. · dlnanco supports the stand being &essloa." -.Hnr tho meetl!ll w or • ord as the Redll bullt "' an !mo hlo basement cautln8 furn- dleport due to the Bta&e U:Clle . token b)' lite pollee. M13-or Flab. Mayor Fllbar, Cl!'J'k-Tr_,.. corporate tax lnerease.whleh was er commentecl lltat two butlnesBearly lead. ace ilaJna&8. Grate, Councllman Zerkle, C... A h,..e run by Johnny Bench Chase Aid that work waa to put Into effect by lite lao! legl8- men have expressed dtelr dllllature. The increase ts passed aatlafautlon with the policy ot llnQr, Voughan, George - . in the eighth inning, which sent Cll!rord Stumbo, and C h a 1 e, the Reda ahead 5-3. pro\'ed to onto the consumer. • otflclala oo parking. ma111tsn1nce -rv!sor. Clerk.Treasurer Grate reportbe tho winning run. CouncU accepted a compro. ed thst Harry Evans, repreaenta. mise asreement with Mra. EleaThe Giantl had one run in live of Ohio Video, Inc., which nor Welch Zelhor on Rutland the ninth am rtmners were an bas been awarded a contract to St. proper\)' being used by lite !!rat and third when Granger took over for Maloney with none supply cable teleritloo to dta village. Mrs. Zeiher recently communlt,y, has reported that an refUsed an olter ot $100 for uae out. The runpera held when Ken application filed with tho Feder. ot dta lot b)' tho village over a HenJenon flied to stewart. Granger then inJuced Ron Hunt ai CommunicaUons Commission IUIIlber or montho and aoked IB pending approval ol tho eom. that the village remove Ito equipto h!l Into a gamwndl~ double play. mission. ment from the IoL National League Alter tonight's game the Reds The dlf!leul\)' apparently Ilea However, under the comproEast play hoat to Sen Diego for two with the teleriolon otstlan at mise arrangement the village W L Pet. GB Parker&b.1rg, w. va:, 32 miles games before departing for po!d Mrs. Zether $120 In back Chicago . , , •• 84 57 .596 via air from Middleport. Reguroad games. rent and wUI pay $20 a mont11 Now York •..• 81 57 .587 11!1 lations state that when a station retroactive to Sept. 1 lor uae Pltlsbursh ... 75 61 .551 ~h ts witllin 35 miles ot. a commun- ot the property. st. Louis . • .. 74 65 .532 9 ity, the station must release an It was agreed dtet Chase and Philadelphia .. 55 83 ,399 27'/, area to be sen-ed by a cable CcluDcllman ZerldewiUmeetwlllt Montreal ..•• 43 97 .307 40'!, company. a representative or the M. and West GB Evans has indicated that he R. Foodllner to work out a pion W L Pet. will give up his contract with lor pJttlng water drtlnlng from Clnclmatl •. , 76 61 .555 the community If nothing has de- structures of the store undera 7-3 Royals' victory over the San Fran. '. . , , 77 63 .550 l~l veloped on the F.C.C,appllcatlon ground. It wao od also to lnA'& and get his first win. Los Angeles •• 75 63 .543 11h b)' Oct. 13. Grate also reported ~~~~~~!1111 lllghll&llts lloyal Attack Atlanla ..... 76 65 .53~ 2 that he has written CongressLw Pinlella'll aacrllice fly Houston •••.• 73 65 .529 31/, drove In lite deciding run In tho San Diego .•.. 44 96 • 314 33'!> man Clarence Miller in regard to the matter tut has not reeetv .. eighth, while Jerry Adair's Monday's Results ed a reply. Pomeroy, having a 1,000th hit, a run-scoring single, Cinci 5 San Fran 4, 1st, and Bob Ollve;r's two-run Cinci 5 San FraT. 4, 2nd, 15 inns. oontract with Ohio Video also, 1a in the same circumstances. homer, his 12th, highlighted a New York 3 Chicago 2 II was reported. 10-hlt Royal&' attack. Pittsburgh 6 Montreal 2 Councllman Ohlinger a l s o Mlnneoota ace Jim Perr)' wao St. Louis 4 Phlla 3 brought before the group a charge clobbered for nine hits and au Los Angeles 2 Atlanta 0 that young drivers are speed.. . six nms In lite lour and a half Houston 9 San Diego 2 lng In the aree near lite Melga Inning& be worked against tile (Today's Probable Pitchers) High Sdlool In Middleport. He Angelo. Perry wao seeklng hla All Times EDT polntecl out that Chief or Pollee 18dt win but took h!o s!xtb loa&. Chlcago (Holtzman 16--9) at New J. J. Cremeans, present for the Angel &tarter Rudy May got tile York (Sfa.ver 20-1), 8 p.m. moiling, camot be oo au streela win lor an 8-11 mark. Pittsbursh (Walker 2-4) at Monnear the' school at the sameU.me. treal (Renko 3-6), 8 p.m. · Ohlinger said that a lour • way St. Louis (Briles 14-12latPhU· stop near his . home II Fourth adelphia (Jackson 12-lt), 7:35 p. and Lincoln Sts. Is not being IJb. m.Los Angeles (Bunning 12-10)at served by some youthful dr!v. Atlanta (P. Niekro 19~12), 8 p.m. ers. He aaid also that students San Francisco (Perry t6-12)at · gathering near the corner point Clncljmatl (Merritt 18-6) 8 p,m. out to , _ ,motorists ~dl---· • .~ '" SAn ·otego (J. Nlekro at rectiOJf','tp ;~t&'tbe pOlice car . 11 992-2342 . ., 1' dldn'f'-feel hlm touch me. I . ( l . has &DftO so that they wUI know skinned my right leg on his HouSton Klerker 18-10 , 8.30 p. tlley will not be caught r 0 r 0. UO N. 2nd shlnguards when I slid past him m. opeedlng or 110lng throosh a stop and he didn't even have the American League sign. ball. I was surprised he argued East so much," sald Agee. W L Pet. GB r----------------------~::::;;;;;;::~-----------------------, Durocher didn't say anything, Baltimore , ... 95 45 ,679 real1y. "I never say a word Detroit. •..• 80 60 .571 15 after a game, win or lose/' was Boston .•••. 75 63 .513 19 his only comment. Waohington, .. 72 68 .514 23 In other National League New York ..•• 70 69 .504 24'12 action. the Cincinnati Reds ClevelaOO .•• ,56 85 .397 39'h swept a doubleheader from the · West San Francisco Giants, 5-4 a.-:1 5W L Pet. GB 4 In 15 lmingo; Plttsbur&ll best Minnesota ••• 85 54 .612 Montreal, S.2i Los Angeles Oakland •••• 76 62 .551 B1h blanked AUanta, 2-0, st. Louis cali!ornla ••• 60 17 .438 24 edged Philadelphia, 4-3, and Kansas City , , 57 '82 .410 28 Houston routed San Diego, 9-2. Chicago •.••• 54 84 .391 30% Fed. Tax Boston edged Cleveland, 5-4, Seattle • . . • •• 54 85 .388 31 New York beet Detroit, 3~2, Monday's Results 2 $2.36 Kansas City topped Oakland. 7- Wash at Balt, ppd., rain $2.36 3, C&l!lornla defeated Minneso- Roston 5 Cleveland 3 ta, ~. and Seattle swept a N.W Yorl< 3 Detroit 2 $2.44 doubleheader from Chicago, 2-1 Seattle 2 Chicago 1, 1st and ~1 in American League Seattle 5 Chicago 1, 2nd game&, Wuh!III!IOn at Balti- Kan C!Q> 7 Oaldand 3 more was postponed because of cams Mlllfteoota 4 $2.44 rain. (Today'& Probable Pitchers) RI!Ue! pitcher Wayne Granger All Times EDT $2.68 turned oot to be tho hero In Kansao City (Drago 8-11) at bodt games lor the Rids, who Oakland (Nash 7-1>. 10:30 p.m. $2.68 moved Into first place by a hall Minnesota (Chance :;.2) at C&l· game !n tho Weotern Dlris!on. ifornia (Murphy 9-12), 4 p.m. $2.77 Granger cboked o11 a ninth Now York (l>tottlemyre 18-12) !nnt,. , rally in lite opener to at Detroit (llllkenny 4-5), 9 p.m. ALL PRICES PLUS TAXES & 2 TIRES OFF YOUR CAR record hia 20th save and post Bostoo (Roino 5-10) al Clev.. h!o elghdt victory In the land (McDowi11 18-12), 7:45p.m. nll<lrtcap. . Waoh!lll!lon (Corlos 5 • 3 and Bosman U-5)atllaltimore (Phoeboo 1:1.,4; and CUeUar 20-10), 2, 5:30 .p.m. BEARS OBTAIN BARNEY (OnlY game& scheduled) ' . CWCAGO (UPI)- Tho Chlca10 Boaro of the Natl~ Footboll Leque have -!ned oril ~~ Baraey, a wide re~ellel', the Clevelallt Brtlllltl In retu<n , fill' an u!llls~l~ ~ ~~ce, ~ .a ey, who calilt • lS peiaeo !or "" INSURANCE REAL ESTAfl. MUTUAL FUNDS OVER 100 YEARS ...OF SERVJCE . . '2:. ... . 8-taf AVE. BELTED firttfont F 78114 F.78114 F 70114 G78114 H 78X14 G78115 H 78115 606 EAST MAl N !:ru;ro· laat MIDDLEPORT, TIRES BLE ISHES STRIPE W/W BLACK WALLS RAISED WHITE LEITERS FIRSTS WHITE STRIPE WHITE STRIPE WHITE STRIPE WHITE STRIPE PC) ROY H PHONE 992·2094 $30.00 $28.00 $30.00 $35.00 $36.00 f35.00 36.00 & AUTO POMEROY, OHIO TRUST YOUR HOME HEAT TO••• m.. PEPPERS-••••••• !!~~. CARROTS•••• .-•••~c:•. dllldr., who are :~ Mets Oose Gap With A ' ~Council - ~ area. whleii,JIIaid4 -Ide _., Indians Lose Again · Rose PRODUCE SPECIAL 1 '· POPSICLES ' CGftl. ~ ors, Olllln[ler expreosed .......,. llla1! • .iumrt llidef for -~'-anii!J out aew'hoi!M .ot .. Cb;r oiirtlni ~ .file Laurel st. oyer tho lifo\)' or small them <,~~~!~1N•~ ( ' :::: begin -·~ a:: ' �' .• ,., ! i •• 11119 ., Mr. 1111 l\lro. Wllllom Downie of Mondni stor ~In .Woat11'\'Uio Frldor for the woddlnl of her JIOililow, F.dwlll'd Jomeo l!llllrfUI, - of Mr. 1111 llro. Jaeob Elberfeld, fD.I\IIaa Barbara .StOut, dlu&tltor of Dr. TIJEIIJAY . ,, 1111 Mrs. Waller ,M. ~LAII MEETING, Haclae, Stout or Weaterville. I.oclp 461, F, and F.N., Tu.... ' tho 1be oouple ...remardo¥, 7:30p.m. Cordi ·Katllr . """ried In a dooblo cereMEIGS LOCAL Albl.Ue Boollq. ;~. hold mon,y with the bride' 1 ora TueldaJ, 7:10p.m., In <,Ito!',..., 0 aliter, Mlaa Sharon terla, Melga lllch School, lild,. lllo afternoon ..,._ stout, who exchanged dleJl011, Parooti urgocl ID attoncl • . ...., ~ ' 1 110 Be.. Wild Had...... with llarey Sear1 SPECIAL SFSI!ON, · "'"""""' . foro!, . formof Moip rool4ont. lea, claalmlteandc:loae 1 Local School Dllb:let ~ Of . 1ft ...0 a hilfoley of the elurch !rlond of Mr. Elberfeld. Education, 7:30 p.m. ,C .Ill• b and plctqre1 of acttnlloa over The couples are holley. school, Racine. ' , , . ·. . · 111e 1 ..,.1 wore ihown bJ Mrs. ,_,.,. in Ontario, RECEPTION FOR now bind Wild H8illord. SiM!clalllllllle.iaa Cuadl. lnstruetDr, Jolin Cosat,' ...... I l1lVVIded ._, "The CoJnpany Tho dooble wedding Eutern· Bard Booater1 iDoet at Four" of Colwhtiua. Aloo linltook place a1 the First 1118b school TueaclaJ. A 9aeltlcn .log were the' King lamlly, Dean- , U n I t o d Presbyterian 1111 ana- periDd will follow. Ill Reod, Karon Sloan, and lloiChurch in Westerville at Meetlni lime •• 8 tO 1:30; ~- tie ....... Tho _ ... 1110 7:30p.m. bora are ID toke a dozool ~ laeludod ., _ , . by !lira. Peorl Barbara had her slalos "' the Hulon, All tnoml!or• ·· Parker 1111 Mrs. Wild Haclord. ter, Min Julie Stout. ....... to attoncJ. . Meigs aa maid or hoDor. -et · ... ,;i, ~., Brldeamalda were Mrs. Robert RUlli, sister o! the bridegroom; Miss ' Marianne Roth, Hebron, and Mra.. Allen Myers of Doyton, Dr. Jacob H. Elberfeld w•s hia brother's best man and hb ushers were Robert Ruhl, Boo.Jamln l!eMett and Allen Myers, Mindy Roth, C<IUSin of 1 h e bride, waa flower girl and their nephew, EelWord l!eMeU, was ring. bearer. w.s.c.s. ""- Ullltocl Methodist Church, • ,... .POtluck supper; members ored dish 1111 own table "'"" Ice; Miss 4dla Eber1boeb tho brlnieov- Property . · program. MRS, EDWARD JAMES ELBERFElD Members of the Elberfeld family attending the wedding beaides Mr. and Mrs. Do!mle were Mrs. E. W, Siddall of Marietta, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Elberfeld of Logan, Mrs. R<>bert Slagle of lrolllon, _and Mr. and Mrs. Martin Elberfeld ol Cllllllcothe. 4lld Mrs. Paul Cascl, has returned trom St. Augustine, Fla. where she visited Mlas Z I t a Nlerl. Teresa will en4tr Ohio University this fall In prepara.. tion ror becoming an elementary Mra. FlorenCe Hamay has returned to her home In Akron af. ter spending the past two months here with her sister, Mrs. Beu~ lab Wbite. Mr. and Mn. Robert Sisson and son, Robbie, were recent H. .'f'l.. Mr •. ~ Mrs. wt ...J... "' w.....,. c. Mr. ami' Mra. Larry Flow~ era ot COlumbus were weekend IJie&ta ot Mr~ and Mn. Albert Roulb. Mr1. R<lbert Faulk and children, Bol>by and Debbie Kaye, have rewrned ID their home in UrboDa lflor apeoding a week here wltb her parents, ~. and lllrl. Gall Miller. Mr. Faulk drove doWII Sunday ror his Transfers (BIJl. lly . . ToreA Cud, daughter of Mr. teacher. Arthur casci has completed summer work with the Ben.. Tom Construction Co. in the Florida Everglades and will bqln his aeeond year at the Trl-Counl;y Voc:aUonaJ School at Nelsonville next week. Be Is treinlng ID be a ceramic technician. Emerson Jones has returned from Hopatcong, N. J. alter ac~ companying his daugllter, M r s. Lee Davidson, and children there. Davidson& spent a month here visiting her parents. The Eynon Family Holds Weekend Gathering A get-er or the lamlly Mr. and Mrs. Reed J;;ynon d. near Racine was held at the l>7non home over 0,. weekend, Present were Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Eyuoo, Belfast, Maine: Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Watson, Sterling, Mich.; Mr. 1111 Mrs. Carroll Neigler, Karen and Nola, &Yrscuse; and Mr. and Mrs. Emll Eynon, Mr, and MrS. DeiUliS E;ynon, and Mr. and Mrs. Hob- Makes Eatln9 With of FALSE TEETH Easler and Faster d!Wt, loai-ltmo tteilur~ of ".,_ ~· pc.u.t;: :rabitrculoau ~­ .... tun. Holll!l Help "'!ri<. Ual, It . lauabl ' b II I A •-ap, boy won't docl&e • aerlGul . . . . . lortnuy "' wltll a brulb-<111:. :'· · , Iaiiier ealls him · Send YQUr - . . . Qlleailona 1!111 .!&v. hh ID YOU111 ASKID FOR rr, eire b1J11 1111 looclit him ~ Helon Help IJSI tida lltWopo. !1113, ' hli kid ' """loej . , ~STILL 11IEY COME! '' . hi. lj,WO~eraleahbji,~ , . ,,_ .... • . •· Oilier llri1 adoro him. 1ft ..., . D.... ......, bove the - I I ' It' dOad~ "·, Thailk 1001 lor aalng me tho ·l!.o limbluon of a 11oih;,u., o:opl~a . of WHAT IS A B 0 Y~. a ~~on;· .... IIIIi FRIEND? lind WIIA"f'IS AGJHL ' ... ' . FRiEND? Now i 'Jl'aye ·lmther requolll. About twr ·~i lllD (before I waa rooiiJ u1at ..,_, o~ you publl- "WIIAT'IS A TEENAGE BOY'I'' li Wll qulie dllreront !rom "Boy !rl..." 1111 I wilb you!d prlat It apln, 10 t11at this lime ~ ean ellp It out llllkeeplt. Thauka tor aU .the "What Is l!hri; a ·' .·warm. walcome bock wtho ~.··lnd i.lrs,·Mlr1)1aU ~llnore. Ia, the new IIJsiDr ol the syrscuoo Church !>f the\ Nazarene. , The.,Rev. and ~n. lArimOre are not stranpra ~D the , ~mwU· .· the Syracuse chorchbout13'y.ooroaao 1111 hal 11nce It C.reyI and McArthur. Since die larimore rail'\-' wm:. ' . ~RMAN 1-c DoNAlD NAPPER left Satllrdl, lor tile Ubon Air Baseln Thlaland. Donwaoac<OQanldtDihe Columbus airport · b,y hlo wile, Pam, who'D be spendlovthenoxt yosr,hers wiJh her JIO"' ·~., Mr. and lllra, Lo<J Criw. He had pre•loull¥ beep o1atl~ at Pp Air FOI'co Base in Nortll Clrollnaud, o! oouroe, Pam waa with ert Reiber, all of near Racine. Camme tmrrtcane dtaaster viclima, 1111 ID return picture Ucketa. THUH!DAY POMEROY DAV and Auxlllary 7:30 Thurl<ia¥ night at DAV hall. Refreshments will be served rollowlng the meeting. AFTERNOON CffiCLE, 2 p.m. Heatll United Methodlat Church, :u. ""'5..... " For The Youn,sterJI in our positive profusion of prints! Great far•East beau· delights like mille fleurs and foulards .•. giant plaids • . • fur..fakeries and abstracts. On dark grounds or I ight, d•ep or bright. In WOI)/, cotton, synthetics and blends. Big fa1hion news this seaton is print ... come get your style-scoop now! · EXTRA! EXTRA! Many Used Singer Machines NOW ON SALEI ~~~ Slq• Salas &Service &liccans Patterns 115 W. SECOND 992·2384 . POMEROY, 0. . . . OPEN SAT. UNTIL 9 P.M. '• ._ " ' ' SHOES SIZES s 2.fo 1 ' .... Su,lfes ·New Arrivals! 6·95',( ALSO MOUTH PIECES . Pediatrics Publication ah:l admissions is prohibited until further notice. Births Mrs. James W. Batey, Middle'Port, son. 8:15a.m. Monday; Mrs• Jake W. Halley, Rt 2 Crown CIty, son, 3:06p.m. Monday; Mrs, William J. Davis, Wellston, daughter, 12:51 p.m. Monday; Mrs. Charles K. Stewart, MkkUeport., son, 12:30 LDL Tuesday, Discharges James F. Olandler, Dann,y L Green. Mlu Hilda F. Halley, Mrs. OrvUle T. King, MrL Jack L. Large, Paul E. Martin, Mra. Gerald E. Mollett, Mrs. Willard 01cyer, MJ:s. M. Wayne Rmeer, Mrs. Ray F. Sc:harteimerger, Aiva c. Wlll,Mrs.DellaOyke,Lew- be held at 5:30 p,m, Tlllrldoy the 32~ Esai Main st., Pomot'OJ, home of the S.V. 1111 Mrs. stauJey Ptatlenburg. Those 11- ......U. II waa . - darlna the moet- -.,g lntr -.uict "' -Ohio Of AU NEW ll1'e ID ~ a picnic dllb and tlleh: own table sei'Yice. tD - ••o "' 3 ROOMS FURNITURE $595 Recent vlaiiDra of Mr. and Mrs. M. F. Wlekerllham Uld Ho will be acCOirijJOnlocl there laii'Jii1 W.n ·Mrs. 11opr Bee- by hil poren\1, Mr. II1CI M r a. g1e and ehUdren of Northllol4, WUUam Do!mle, and James Wickersham, Colum. Mr. 1111 Mra. Ivan Wat1011 bill of Sterling, Mich., II1CI Mr. and Downie will return IIIIa Mrs. - r t Roulb and dau&h- Ul"dol gueata of lllr. and Mrs. OWen Wallon, Racine. '. "In a turricane Wltllloto ol rain It is a curse To be a nurse. "; To walk .., all ThoH 111S11Y Rights And tr)' W work WltlloUt tile Uehts I wonder just how · ,Jlear Old f1orenee \ Would have ftmcilonOd In camille'• torrents. .·And Clara Barton, U fOU plooae, With water up Around her knees What In the world Would she have done A Jirl would have Tobeinoene To be a nurse In a hurrtcanel"' cOllie to 11011• old age, oa a """"'' up ita to floor m . 5:28. ' ' Her on tho run? ''I wouldn't mlid .;~~-~ ,;..;;.,~-.~-'rN't" . ~l~DUilt'·' ~,iuli.Jne....,.oda. · ... , or' wOuldn't mind ' Tlult extra shot Heal--led, wlt8ipooof Autllnldc that ........ Ill 3 i•ut~• ol allells vinYl I!Oncho with ottat:hed ~ood..,..., without .._ 11om wahot down adjulllmllnt. fpr piDttlctlori • . 'HAS *CM!f· Ill could loU Wbo'1 ann rve got. I do not Uk8 . TO make ~ bed ' '· 11d rather lie · Ill It instead. I ~ ne\'81' ever weep II I could pt · '·A ilttlo sleep, 124 ·w•. liiN .. • eeeh member of tha family. In proeiout IOlt. y<tllow . CASE . n-Po~er.qr· . "'ONE ft2~U48 Set with radiant birth. stonet-One st.o ne for - "I really don't ~ What I'll do It !hey say Dobbie' 1 c.lnin' throuih. To have her eome. In camtUe'a wake h reaiiJ more Than 1 can take. And I resolve, My friend, hencetorth, or white ?old, :To do my rurstrw For Clristritas Wi.J .., North. ~f!plosiOM, floods, · ,. A de-rallocl train ... · Much nicer than hurrlcaiMll . < ·uSo, when the next ~~· turning liJ'IY •1500 .. . · ~ Jf_. ·suo o441ilooil . for e.ch · birth- Advance GOESSUtt JEWElRY $TqllE Court $t• To wash away. Big~t for them;·.right fo~~ MISS It is written ~.' .. for each three dollars worth of Ashland_gaso· line, get attractive 12·ounce beverage· glass free. Design is Scandinavia'n-same as other matching 9-ounce.and 16·ounce glasses offefed recently by Ashland Dealers. last opportunity to complete ihe entire collection. As the Maharishi says, "Road to · leads to participating Ashland stations." OIL & REFINING COMPANY ·. ' .: . ·' ... ia Grube, Curtis Coleman. Er.. cia..,_ ., COME AS YOU ARE! THE . FARMERS BANK ••• POMERQY, OHIO Bm neat Kinker; Hallie R. Miller, Mrs, Norman 1.. Stewart 1111 IJ>. lint · son, Mrs. Douglas Kayser and lnlant daUBhter, Mrs. Randall . E. Harrison ard ii:Jlant aon, Mrs. Allen a Han., and tnta• ter, It's Convenient! SAYINGS CO. When breahera pUt Holzer Medical Center, First Ave. General visiting hours 2-4 Parents only on Ward. Admissions , Mn. Clarence Headley, Mr. D •Mrs. W,allaco Bradlord, Mr.... PLAN PARISH PICNIC Nra. Rldlant Chambers, Mr. 1111 The _... porlllh ,picnic of Mr1, J, S. Jl&viJ, lofrl, Mq, Mrl, tho Groce Eploeoi>aJ C1J1trcb wW ~. 1111 Mrs. lllr<hllold. w oend a card. . . ~won't be here p.m. Pre- ·ror the ~ wore Mr. W, Mra, Kloea, Mr. 1111 , FROM BILOXI, MISS. COMES IIIII humorouabltwrlttenby Bllleh .. POchtel whose wile, carol, Is I l\lll'le at the hoapllal tllere. Butch Ia .•tatlonod in' Biloxi with the Air Force. ,fOOTBALL Coats ~-Pa .. ts Vests HOSPITAL NEWS ties in paisley an,:l onion and Mooresque .•. Victorian , II~ •( Paullne Gallaher. siting hOW's 2:30 to 4:30 IMMieocl.lster. ' BECKY HOUSH IS BACK In the Holzer lledlcal Center. A diabetic, Bec!Q< wa1 admitted •• an emergency potletltSa\UI'daf night Her ccn:Utlon Ia 101111what improved, althqh ah9 atlll riqulres around~ the-clock care from her lamlcy. Her room 1111111ber Ia 219, II you'd hostesses, Mrs. Emma Wt¥1and, 'Mrs. AI mi. Miller, and Mr1. and 7-8 p.m. only, Matern!~ vi- .,.t .-I• . cllllrman wW be .,._ r~·~·ore~~)lr~a,~B;rd~ce~~~·~Mr~s~,jw~-~~~ID~Lin~<O~ln~Me~morlai~;Jior~,~N~aney~·~,ColQwnbu~;·~·w:er~e:So:t-~~~~;;~~~~§~~~~~~~~~~=~!~~;~~~~~~ • driver• au~. tllhJnc, ~~am­ Mus. Members are reminded ID take baby arllcles lor the IS . · '. MIOnwhlle, her huebond, l.&i-r,, receiYocl hla master'• degree Bradlord, and Mrs. Thomas Mar- UoiYSrol~ at llarrogatt, Tom. oflior roaearch proJects. lharo and II wai\lni. hla call Into the · . tln.·.:rt'• l_a!l rellmal meeting 10 where he will be a l!<lllhomore. . ' hi In ooo piJcholoq !rom theunlvorolly ', All'· Force. llarbora plaos "' alajl in CG!wnbla unW l.aJT)' completes hi• basic lrllnlntr. ..... .... 1111 Slrl.chulng lleonses, PLAYER OF MONTH Rve lllrla' plctuna, two old re- . CINCINNATI (UPO- Loa J\1>. • ~. 1 foolhall ,,_.., 100 . tndlnc swnps, 1111 • doller bill geles outllel4er WUI!e Davia, In an old, boat.lp walllll. ADd who broke the all-tlmo llGdpr oa1,y IIIIa pack rat tn>e eou1d lUI team record bJ hlttl._ solely In 000 lllove ~ with: 31 consecutive games, MoiKiay three wrenciJes of varlous.atzee:, was selected the •' Natioral one acrewdrlv without baDdle L e a ~ u e•a .. Player or ~ a pOcket knife broken blade: Month lor Augus~ DaYls ~ •ve ... I, -· a I!I'OIIIIY 1'1& · battlI'll average du r I ,. ,,._.~ ua bottle of after..ahave, two mape 459 " 1' • • of S.. Fronclaco, an ol4 Jill• oc1 ._, the board of director• with · Momlng Kloel f25 ID the Springview llolpltal at Sprlngliel4, a lacUIV lor mentally retarded tuber· cu1ar potlentl, and tile .•• ~lmo Tuberculosis Cellter at Nelaonvlllelor Jru18Uines, THERE'S NOTIDNG DULL about Barbara J01100 FlnoaoJd's Job HoWard 81rchllold waa appoint. . ' ' in a01lat11nt researcher in poychoiOID' at tile IJnlverel~ o! Soutll eel ID the board of director a. ClaroJina. She Ia corrently !-.Iewing pri-.ra In Columbia' joUs Named ID a echolarshlp colnmlt- m CATHOLIC WOMEN'S Guild, Aiboo!l ·ill! St»i· WI•~ :About~Jaldmoon- ' borl of the !~ baUd indlclt. 01111 lfoalth AaOQCiatlon, hal re- ocllhat lhaJ plaa ID atlend. · ~~&Dodo · The .,.;aJ Chrlstmauellllle Her retl...tlon ns , aeeept. wu dlaeualld, A&1l;lOintment ~ I rellfOI ·darlna a reeanl DMieunc llol4 at lha . _ ll( Mrl. lloliOl'd B&Chlleld, RudW, the •eeative eeer&tu7~M111Faelmtime here a ,.., parsonage has been built on Bridptnan lo 11 • patient at Moll• Gimerll " :"'"r the cllurch. u.;I.PIIaJ, . tllln&• are hlppenlnJ with tbeNazarenea. nus week tile Rev. . ~ fD QQ the VaC&nCJ · Clendenin, who paatored the church 33 Je&rl ago, Ia .. ck conW:l!lloce J!rodlord ~ ,' services. He iB now retired and realde·a at St. Marya, '!"'·Ill',, !Or IIIIIIY ,_, ..,..eel u exRev. A. E. Mmer, rormer paator, ia nctW at a Nel10mllle ocutlve .O.retory of the Aaso- A•a••- UJe,r-re terrlticl - LUV YA. :t 8 p.m. Thurlda¥ preceded by . 1\1111 Frtoda Fulmlo, ot]oll4. be ~old . In program lollowhv at t:olumbla Middleport. ao I commlaal<nocl our dol!&hler Gas Co. office: Nellie VaJ~ chair~ James Rickman, Patricia Am Ka1Jv IDwrlteamlberone. (Teen. man of program on uworld Af.. Rlckln8n, to Odis Burris, Gary age daugters come In Yel7 han. fairs". Northup, AB;Irew ~coy, tnt. In ely!) lots, Middleport. H!Mi (With Aj)ologtea ID Allen OHIO ETA PIU Cllspter, Ernest J, Grimm, Vashti Beck) Sigma !'hi Sorority, 8 p.m. Tuoa- Grimm to VIrgil Hill, Kathryn Between the Innocence of clllldday night at tile Columlua • n d Hlll, %.05 acres, Letartville. hood and the reaiXJiiJibDitlea at Soothern Ohio FJectrlo Co. in John E. Blake, Sylvia B. Blake lstllerhoocl, after adoleBCili!Ce but Middleport, to Racine Gas an!l Service CO., before wrinkles, we find a p,ng. WEDNE!DAY right of way agreement, Sutton lyj Irreverent creature POMEROY - tlllDLEPOHT Esther Price, Clarence V. a teenqe boy, Lions Club, Wednellday noon, in Price, Maxine• Price to Isabel He eOmes in various ai z a, the P<>mel'OJ Uoltocl lletllodllt Simpson, 5' orr Lot 36, Racine. shapes, ears, and clothe•, the Church social room. Ira Kerutedy, dec., to Mattie latter usually conalstlngofeltllor POMEROY CHAPI'ER 80, Roy- Kennedy, Cara Wells, C'Mrie cut.41fa or il'-7-lll'eased lllack8 al Arcb Ma110111, Rrll resuJar WiM, Edna Kenneay, aflld. lor (which don'tiO, an almoal-cleu stated meeting, 7:30 p.m. Wocltrana., Rutland. T.ahlrt and rllillocl temiii-I'WI- , needa,y, Pomeroy Muoaic TemMattie Kennedy, dec., to Clara ners, unleaa he 11 barefoot. ~ ple. Wella, Corrie Wlnn,EdnaKellJI&o he wears alle,ltlauauall1erookTRINITY CffiCLE, United dy, affid. for ~ns., Rutland. ed; If he W811"1 a ault, · It' a un. Cllureh or Chrlot, 7:30 Wednee. carrie WlM, Homer Wlm, Ed- dor protest 1111 UaualiJ t o 0 day night Mro, Marperlte lla.Y- ba KaMedy • ID Clara Wolla, small. He IJ)OIIds his SIUMH!r er and Mr1. Freda Fauber, host75,37acros, Holland. tii'Owing two inches of h ai r esses; Mrs. ae11a Jaoea, pro&Ybll Eberaboch, Adm., Fronk eroond tile neckline and an lngram. . Emrich. dec., to Theodore Van del1nite raunber ot halra on hia CHOm REHEARSAL, Trlnl~ Cooney, Sharon Van Cooney, .55 chin, all ot which are remav~ United Cllurch of Cllrlll, 7:30 acre, Salisbury. ed, at parental request Wben he Wedneiday night instead of usGlen Robinson, Dorotll,y Mae puto on his shoes and starts ual ThiU'IdaJ rehearsal. Robinson ID Gay AM Burif:t; Hd>- baek to school, . AUXILIARY of the Middleport ert S. Burlce, parcel, ~ A ' - • !f"· Fire' Department, WedneldaJ . '~"g~"''llmoat ~ night at the home o! Mrs. Allee Conference Dinner nothing. ~~e ·., in~ a lew Mllls. other hostesses will be 1be Ladles Awdllary of lucka In a pool hall, 1rJ ID pick Mrs. Norman W113land, M r a. Feeney..l!eMett POst 128, Amer- up dates m Main street, or he ~ Harrison, and Mrs. Lena Ican Lagloa, will serve a dJn.. may be ~sting a laul~ trans. McKinley. ner &~ada¥ when the poat hosts mission · in his G!ne lluggy, or WHITE ROSE Lodge 291 meet- the Eighth Dlatrlct !Ill conlor- raiding thO relrlprator, Ing, 1:30 p.m. WedneldaJ at MidHe dolpiHI homework, houae· dleport Ame.rican Legion Hall. work, and work' ln -~~ wh011 Mra. Albert llouab, chairman TIIURIDAY he's having tun. 1ft resents .boof the kltche\1 committee, haa PHILATHEA SOCIETY at Mid. requested that all momboro ·do- lnglnboloremlctdafrt,lledrosdl dleport C!urch o! C!rtll, 1:30 nate plea for tile dimer !li' ms1<e relllrlctlons 1111 dospiseaauth •JI'p.m. Thursday. a cash contribution.· Thoso who Ity, llowover, ha.llltoa gltls, pl2. BUSY BEE CLASS, 7:30 can donate piSs aro asked tD za and Cokt; el'lJqra· tbe drap, ThuraclaJ night at the Middle- ~ Mr1. Rouab, 992~156, or workiDg with cars, IIIII. the gang, port Firat Baptlll Crurch. Mrs. Geraldine Keaolnpi', 119.2- 1111!1 loves his Slrl friend HOCK SPRINGS GRANGE, 8 ke'~ wltll her, 1be dinner will be - - p.m. Thurlda¥ at the hall. Mem- 7057. Only • tsouaae boy c:ouid at · eel at 11:30 s,m, lollowlng the bers are ID toke McCulley Head. l1lCJrJiing MBIIOII. a 11uc1ent boc!J'bard, .. m- . . ers. ' ~ MIDDLEPORT B & PW TuesAmanda E. Murray, FrankMur- Doar Luv: day; dlmer, 6:30p.m. at Martin roy W Danny 1.. Meadows, lnl leoul~ lind the exact "What Restaurant; business mtletlncand catherine Maad<Ma, , 291 aero, Ia a Tsouaae l!oJ'' yo~~ - , A reception was held at the Facult;y Club. The new Mra. Elberfeld Is a senior at otterbein College. Her husband, a graduate of Otterbein, wiH be doing his student teachIng there. They will reside at 7211.! N. State St., Westerville. YialtDra . .. ,. �0 • . '\V ' ' ' . Ads ' . : "?I.')~·:IL ... ·. < .· . . . '' 'iltt } WANT AD •·: , ., ' ' 8•••1• M. Pldrena, RoeiM, Couf'lty, Ohio. No. 20,166. *'"' You - . heNby notlli..d that tho ln.,.ntOI')I ond AptWaltom.nt of the ntaN of tN aforementioned, d.. ceos..t, late of told County, wot filM In this Court. Said Jnventor,o Md A:r.rahem.nt will be f~;~r heo,. lng b an thla Court Qn tho 26th cia)' of S.pt.mbtor, 1969, at IOtOO o'clock A.M. Any petiOli dNirinlil ctoptlont th..,.,o mutt l.e~at flu day1 prior ' ' ' f« h.orfng. Given und• m~ hond r.old COY'!, thlt 5th tembor, 1969. to file OM• fllo them of to the d~:~r. ood ••ol of doy of Sopo- F. H. O'BRIEN Jvdp and .r.•offlc:lo Clerk of 111id Court 8r Jortet E. Morrl• D.,utr CIGrlr. 919 9116 21c Pill up AEGUL.ATIONS to odit .,.. rojod any ooh it"-cl olio· joctlonol. The p... lithor will not M reoponsiblo for - • than • • h'tcOI'rOct in~ortion. RATES For Wont Ad S.rvlco .S cants ,., Word o ... Intortion MINIIIUNI ChorQo 75c 12 cants ,., •o•d throe con1ocu• tl¥o lntortiont . II cont1 per Watd six cot'!lecutlvo in1ortlont. ]5 ~ cant Dil ~ (lunf on paid ach and acl1 paid within 10 doy1. CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY $1 .50 for SO word minimum . Eo odditionol ward 2(. BLIND ADS Addili(lnal 25( Charp par A.d..,or· tiao1110nt. Tho Sr.to .. Ohl111, )l.olt• C..nty Pr8.te Court To tho Eucvtor 01 Admlnltffator of t'- ostote; tel IUCh of tM followfnt 01 ore ,.,1,£-nta af tho. Stot. af Ohio, vlt:-tlw sutwlvlnv spG~o~M, tho nut of lo:i n, th. bo,..flclar ... unci• th will; a~ to tlw 9tfot...,. Of ahotnor.• ,.pt. .. n11ng any of tho afor-ont on.d ,.,.ant: Albert A. $wat1ol, No. 20,1'10, Melgt Countr, POI!Iotoy, Ohio. th You 01'0 n.r.br netHiocl th« • lnvonloty ancl Apptal ..mont of the oatata of the ofor.rnentloned, ct... c:oatocl, lot. of talcl County, wo1 flied In this Court. Said hwontary ancl Apptab..,ont will bo fat ...... '"' befOihl thh Collf'l on the 19th dar of S.ptomb.,, 1969, at IOrOO o'clock A.M. Anr ,.run dotlrlnt to fl 1o ollCO~ tfons tharato "'usl fllo tholm ot loast fiwo day1 prlar to the data a.r fat heDtlng. Glvor~ und.t '"l' '-nd aM tool ~ sokl Court, thh 28th Ilia)' ol A...,. uat, 1969. F. H. D'IRI!N JIMIIp aM o...fflelo Cl.,k J ooW Cowt a,. Ja•• 1!. Mon"t• D.,..., Cl_. (9)~t-2tc -----------~-------- Voice along Br'Way 1964 CHEVROLET l4 TOH ---·----····--····--·--$1095 8 ft. Fleetslde, 1511 t::omm. wheel1, new front tires, 6 cyl. engine, t::lean and solid t::ab. 1960 CHEV. ~TON PICkUP -···-·······-----·--$500 6 cyl., l)ood tires, aound mechanically. m:-...---......POMIIO'I', OHIO EARN MONEY in your spare time. If yoo have two· hours a day to spare trom your home, we can train you to earn aver $100 per month extra income. Write for interview appointment, P. o. Bo:x 43, Middleport, Ohio. 9-8-Gtc WILL UO lillY l;ype ~ haul!Dg. WUI haul and shovel ooal, ~e 992-2803. 9-&.Stp REYIVALI SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE wANTEo-:- ONE htOw:srOO MW People to'attend the RutlaM Cburch SEPT. 7-14 7:30 Each Evening of the Nazarene Revival in progress and will continue through Re-v. C. L. Clendenen, St. Marys, OhiG, evangelit.t. Mr. Clendenen is a fermer Sunday, Sept. 14. Services nightly at 7:30 p.m. ancl10:30 a.m. Sunday morning. Just try our welcome. Rev. Uoyd D. Grimm, Jr., Pastor. 9-9-4tc .Pat tor. Special Music Eoch Night. -Rev. M. C. Larimore, RIDERS, Pomeroy-Middleport to Ohio UnlversitybeglnningSept. 24, Phone 992-33t6. 9-9-31p I WILL pick 141 merchandise and take to auction on a percentage basis. can Jim Adams, Auctioneer, RuUalli, Ohio. Phone CHICKEN BARBECUE, Sunday, Sept. 14 at the Racine Fire station. Serving starting at 12 noorL 9-9-4tc 742-4461. . 9-S.l2tc --- 1963 FOR.D GALAXIE 500 4 DR, ----·-------.. $695 Local own.d low mileaee t::ar. VB engine, std. tran1. Good tires. C'aan interior. Blue finish. Radi.o. --------- I WILL NOT BE responsible for any debts contracted by anyone TWO CARRIERS NEEDED IN MASON ------------- ROYAL OAK stables at Royal Oak is closed for the winter season. They will be at Rio Grande ~ til next epring where the stables will be open Friday, Saturday and SWIIIay all day; Mooday thru Thursday everrlni:S ~ 11· 9-7-4t<: ---------- --- ------ ---- --- NOTIC:! Oil APPOINTMENT Coso No, 20172 They cluster as they do In Central Park here in Manhattan and pass their cigarettesaroond. NGtlco II horobr IJ~von that Po• .The Roman police seem as per- trlcio Klooo of Mldclloport1 Molga Ohio, ha• boon dul_y opo missive or sucb al fresco human Counfy pointed Adminlol'l'atriJI of fho Estorto desperation as are our N. Y. of Blno Doval, dec:oa•ocl, lata of T-nahlp, Moig• County, cops and it seems a shame. The,y SvttOI'! Ohio ; , 1deaecrate this lovely, iinpres.. C..ocllfon aro requl,.d to frio tholr with talcf frdvclor~ within live spot as they vandalize ev. elaltnt four month,. ery place they congregate any. Ootod thla 13th clay of Augu1t where, openly proclaiming their 1969. lboenee ~ [llrpose, their !llth,y f.· H. O'BRIEN PNI.afo Jw4eo of .. lei Caul'ttr and matted dirty long telling the complete story. 8/26. 9/ 2. 9/9 3fe A very sad one. ., They also dirtY up the American·Ei<preB& o«ice in Rome )lat LEGAL NOTICE oil the Piazza di Sj)agna, wlrlch BfNOTICE Of' APPOINTMENT CXMJnts lor tbelrsele<tlon~Spoo­ c:a ...... 2:0,171 jlh Steps as their center. Their Estalte ef Claro Feyo Rawllngo, . 4any routine seems hunt:lna: lor Do coned. lietters from home, with cheek of Notleo i1 hetoby gi¥on thot Ric .... cwrae. Maybe they are thla gen. atd w. Rowlln11• of Route 3, P0111.. Mol;• County, Ohio, ha1 bMn tratlon'a raffish version oi the ro~, duly oppol.,od Enc:utar of tho Eta 4Jd "Remittance Men" ~ a gen.. toto of Cla.ra Foro Rawling•, d.. coa1ed, Iota af Pomofoy, M•lt• · - or two 8j!O, Bot IIICh hfa- County, Ohio. torJcall¥ elepnt indlgonto were Crocllfor• oro r~vlrocl to fHo their· Intent on ba11!1Dg, wearing-r 1~mt!onth':~ 1ol fiduciary wlfhln c!Jotbti, !realdng.oui' 0J14o In a Dated thi• 20th dor of Autult Jftore _prtnte sense. Thue klda 1969. Wanted To Buy CHINA CABINETS, rGUIIdllblu, old <loeb, ete. Write or <Ill M. D. lflllw, Rl. f, I'DIIienij, l)IIGIIO ta.a71, s..tS.Ue ---- ------ ---- 275 GALLON used luel oil lank, Phone 949-2224. 9-7-3tc - - ---·---- -- - -For Lease e:-· NEW BEAUTY shop aOO equip- ment. Roush Lane, Cheshire, Ohio. Ph. 367-7t68. 9·9-3tc ---- ----- ----- -------------------- well as boys - 1eern IIGpelesa, de!lperate, a diQrace, ..ell OliO I tr&YOllng lr"'""', ' · But J 0 Lord, cry to thee; .fn llle 'morning my fJ7ayer eotnel tJefor~ tMe.-P~ttlfms ,, ' : . ' 81:11. . .. . ,, P. H. O'llti!'N ll'r•bet• Judgo of tollt C•rrty 1/26, 9/2, 9/9 lie -------------------- Shop The \\'ant Ads \ For Rent TRAILER, Brown's Tllliler Park Minersville, Ohio. Phone 9923324. ------------SPACE, 5th st., Ra.. TRAILER cine, Phone 949.3471. 9-.9-Gtc . · ------------- over w I n e 9BW2$3. 7...&-tic SLEEPING ROOM at.ore, phone F01 Rent TRAILER LOTS, Bob' a Md>Ue COUrt, Eb'racuae, Ohio011aate Rt. 124. Phone 992-2951. 8-11-tfc UNFURNISHED aPartment, ooe or two bedrooms, close to Pomeroy; 134 Mulberry Ave. Call 992-.1990, 9-7-6tc ROOMS, furnished, all utillties paid, couple onl.v, $70 a month. Phone 992-3975, _....!.,. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 9-7-tfc _ _ THREE -------------- ' TRAILER SPACE, 640 Lllurol st.' Mlddloport. 99!17148 alter 6 p, m. ------------- FURNISHED 3 rooma ana batn. 212 S. Fifth Ave., Middleport. Phone 992-643!. dPEft . -...AIIfl•••• Phone 16141992·2181 tOtnplote li... ir.. ler Hoot.,. POMEROY· . • ss.-55 OHOH- 99Z.~t 1 Opon ttl 6 Dolly .,GUARANTEED- For Sale NEW 1969 ZIG ZAG aewhw machine in ortgl111l factory carton. Automatic zigzag, to make bu~oNtoles, sew on buttons, monmram, and make fancy design's with jus~ the twist ot a single dial. Lefttn[Qawayand never been used. WUl sell tor OJI4o $47 cash or E-Z tenno. . Phone 992-2685. PHONE 91Z·ZOM ' '., . ,.• .,., •••• & .... .... I. Mota P~, 0. · COAL, LUMP, 111L atoker, miDI run. ExeeloiOI' Sell Worka, East Main st., Pomerw. Phono PONY, saddle and brldle $50, 99U89L 11-13-tle phone 992-6018, 9-9-3tc ------------- --------------1 POODLE PUPPIES. AKC T o1 minlatlll'e, $75andu,p. Stud Hrvice and grooming, Atone tt25443. 11-3-t!c BEATEN DOWN carpet paths 10 when ·moe Luatre arrives. Rert electric slampooer $1. Baker Furnlture. 9-8- 8tc -------------- ------------a try, YtlriJ C.lll .I GDI COIIPIIItl fnllll·ENI and Brake Serwlce -------------- ---------- ---. '- ---....,--------- -------------- ------------- -------------- J-" " --------------- - ------- ---- -------------- -------------Real Estala fill Site For Rent or Sale RESTAURANT, Racine. Call9922838 or 99!1-2429. 9-7-4t<: ------ -------For Sale WATERMELONS, wboleaele "" retail Owen Wataon, Phone 949-4053. ' ,. 9-e..:tte ------------ELECTROLVX IWetPer W h It good slldloo. Ctwn;lote with Ill attachmelts l:ncl even throw aWOl' baga. Full Prl.. onl,y $32.88, or tonnsa,.UabJ,. Ph, 99!1-2685. -------------- ------------- VACCUM CLEANER. Brand 1969 mOdeL ...oil>ptete in111 Ill clean!~ tools. SmaD pol1it damage In shlt>Pine. WUI take •22 cash prlca or tenno It deolred. Phone 99!1-2685. 9-3-6tc ---------.- --- MODERN RANCH, 5 rooma,air conditioned, wall to wall carpet in llvlllf'dlnt~ r~, IIIli, bedroom. BaoemeDt, Wood burn1Jw Drep!ace,marblewtn. d.. ollla. ~prox. 1 aero ~ ground. Prlee reduced for, 1m. mediate 111e. Call Dick Rawl• ~~w• 1or .pp.,tnllilea~lllll)rlc:e,, etZ-2151 or 992.1732, ·' 9-.31-tfe ------------- =~no: ·--~-- · --·- - --:-- O'BRI.EN & CROW ' REALTY CO.• FOR SALE WrT'HOUT CONSULTING WINNIE . DAILY. , AJ 7:50 A.lll. 12 1001 ·3 P.M. AND •:30 P.M. ------------- ABOUT CAMPING lHANWCDO. =;~;;:=:::;;;;~;::.--::J •· t<eeping Meigs · Gallic and Mason Area Informed A$ Well As Entertained 'BusineSS Servlc~- GE:X:...:t;~;· liiiiutb;l, PRPI, ole'.; 'frW eatlmateo, phone et2..231f. 9-l-12tp ~------------- FOR HIRE, lreacber water line, euspool dralno t to 12 wide. Paul Andor- 11a...., W. Va. Phone 773-671ij after · 3:34> or 949-.3915, Raelno. u. 4-2t-lte ------------- '""" C. C. BRADFORD, "UCltONEER CGQplote Sorvl .. Phono 949-.3821 Raelne, Ohio Crl11 Bn4ford ----------.- -READY-MIX CONCRETE ~oily. orecl rl&bt to your project. Fait and May. Free oatlmates. Ph. 992.3284, Gqletn ~ Co., Middleport, Ohio. 8-30-tfc - ------------- -------------SEPTtC ·lui<. · Ph.· -----------.- - KN0\\/8 MORe RUN IEWS LOCAL REPORTS ------- -- ---- - HA·HA •.B'EN A YEAR-OLD CHILD I.ORMlDOI IN POMEROY -------------- -------- - - - ---- WMPO pmelfs · r;ff~~. rt.r"G~ii!l; ~i.o.t .Bliiinru!IAM iiriif~ :=; 9-!.6te RAILINGS SERVI~ BLAETTNAR'S ------------HOBSTETTER REALTY 1962 FALCON, two door, 6cyl!n. der, Standard, good rubber. for "'lck sale $125. Dlll'l <Ill 1192.. 3t98, ovenlng etZ-3066. ·. NIGHT • • • CAll . 9~tc -------------- IAMAUGA, OHIO ~lceDAYer MIDDLIPOIT, OfiiO -------------- SMITH AUTO SALE~ •cua Fat '1111 Fastnt R. It RAILINGS $ONS F01 Sale --------··---- ---·-111 •, , DAY 912-2151' NIGHT . .1324 ' A GOOD BUY, give it ONE FIVE ROOM House in MinBlue Lustre. America's favor.. ersville with 5 .acres; one nve lte carpet shampoo. Tiny's Real Estate For Sale room house, llh acres, both tor Barplnland. $3000. Phone 992-602L THREE bedroom house, 108 High SPACIOUS 7 ROOM home, 1\l st., Pomeroy. Phooe 992-2802. 11-3-Gtc acres lah:t, 250 foot front9·7-3tp SEVEN - WEEK old rat terrier age on state Route 124 In Syr1969 SEWING MACHINE uoed P~C>pies, female, $20 each. Ph. acuse. Large kitchen with Iota just a lew times. Fully equip949-2739, 9-7-3tc of birch clbinets, (>Ieney of FURNISHED three room tpl.r~ ped to zig zag, makea buttoncloset space, garage, recreameat_ ahoWer, •newly de<.'olltholes, overcas~ applique, ard 28 • FOOT house trailer, $750, ed, 507 Mill SL, Middleport. tion room, clQ' water, gas, many embroidery deslgna. wm '58 jeep, good conlition $800. olectrlcicy, wall to will carpet PhCN e92-2792. ~We sacrifice tor only ~4. 40 cash Phone 992-.1860 9-7-6tp · In living.room. Must aee toap. price or terms may be arpreclate. Phone after 5 p. m. ranged. Phone 99!1-2685. f1JRNISIIED ftrat lloor CN · HOUSE IN Racine. Three bedlor appolnbnent 992-2278. ...... lllldoaeJ llliUIIDOftl. 11-3-Gtc rooms, t1ar-ence Roy, phone 9-9-tlc Mlddlapart. . . _ IIUI74. 949-2811. 9-7-6tc II+Ue FIVE ROOMS and bath, large BALDWIN PIANO to be picked TWO FARMS located at East L&cloaed in parch, 5 acres. Call up in this area llllll'· be bouaht tHREE ROOM apartmen~ com· tart, Ohio, 2 miles lrom new Portland, 843-2702, at huge savings. For inforpletecy modern with built-in Racine lock ancldamj 17 acres, mation write .Paul Graves, kitchen, wall ..., and table lOP 5-room house, drilled well, Piano and Organ Com· Graves unit; stri.inless steel link with !ann pond,lar8e broiler house, pany, 383 E. Broad St., Columdisposal unl~ large bath and !arm land arxl wooded area.. bus, Ohio. large cloaets. Nicely dec$9,000; Four acres, 5--room 9-.31-t2tc orated. Call 99!1-2278 for aphouse, $5,000. Write Dale W, pointment alter 2 p. "HW, Rt. 2. Racine, Ohio. Call MODERN 7-room house in Ches~We 247-2135 after 5 p.m. ter. For information or apGEO. HOBSTETTER, Brolter --------- - --..\- - . .· 9-7-7tc ' FURNISHED. Ull ~ . polntmenl <Ill 985-337'1. elo.... .... 9-7-6tc .iiiartmao. CIOH to achool. t;l:n, prage, k PhCN 992-6434. 10-llk!c darinet in e:xcellent c011dltlon, acre. Now· $2,800. BEAGLE p14Js. Phone 84:1-21711. $80. Call New Haven 882-3248. 9-7-Gtc FOUR ROOM lurniohed lj!Ort9-7-3te RACINE - 6 rooms, bath, Pl. rurrBce, 3 bedrooms. Level ment, balh, adulta and retu- FOX TERRIER, 8-week-old !&1966 FORD piekq>, oxeeDent CODlot, $6,000. enc:ea, llflh llulborr1 Aw. male PII>PY· Phone 992-2683. dilloo lrith ~r top cover, e92-641911. 745-tfe 9-7-3tc Heavy duty, 6 cylinder, over- POMEROY - 8 rooms, bath, 4 load BPrbws, all aceeisorles, bedrooms, 3 JM)rches. A b i 1 lf.! TON TRUCK, 55 Chevrolet Pets For Sale house, $3,000. phone )!aooo 773-5985. with 60 engine, phone 949-2593. AKC DACHSHUND pupplea, Black 9-Mtc, SYRACUSE-7 rooma, 11h baths, 9-7-3tc and tan, excellent pedigree, 4 bedrooms, porches, 2 lots, males $50, females $40, Phone $10,000. FOUR thordlred Dasehund N>5 HOLSTEIN heifers, one Jersey Ripley, W.Va., 372.659(). ples. No J)Oers. Mrs. Ernest heifer, one Holstein cow, one 9-4..61< Johnson, HOrton st., Maaon, W. LETART - Five room1, bath, 600 lb. polled Herelord bull. Va. 9-7-3tc Door furnace, pane)ing, drUI-------------~ Rollan! Searles, phone 742 ed well, $7,OOQ. 4626. 9-7-6tp 26-ACRE FARM, 7-room houae, Auto Sales on Rt. 124 acroae tram Forked AN'ItQUITY - 7 rooms, bath, t966 FORD 'h -ton plck14J, 26,000 POTATOES, Linley Hart, phone Run State Park. The W. N. forced air turnaee. basement, actual miles; radio, deluxe 949-4433. 9-7-3tc SWain propertY, Tho executrix carport. Large lot, $8,300.. heater. Phone Che1ter 9SS.. . will be on the promhea Sept 3350. Can be seen at NeweU'I 13 - 14. l'hOI10 Coolvllle 667- liiLEH or VIRGIL TEAFORD AWNINGS, lllonn doon I D d Sunoco. &.19-t:tc 992-3325 8337. 8-6-Stc ASSOCIATES wlndowl, ClliPOI"tl, ......... . SYRACUSE 9-7-6tc w..n and boll lntulatlon. £1. EARLY AMERICAN atereo, AM1965 MAUBU, four door, one mor White, oalei repteae... owner, perfect condition. call Flo! radio, 4-apoecl <haiVOI', 4tiw, For freeeatlmatea,phob Guido 992-5786. 9-5-&tc 8JI08ker oound IJatem. Balanee Business Serwices Clarleo !Jale, Sl'ra<UH. V. V. · due $8L 12, or bul!get tenns AIR CONDiltONlNc,- lle!rlgerSan. IDe. .5-1-46 a"'Uable. eau eeuas2. atloo aorvl~;~. Jack' I Re!rlpr. , 9-l..etc Ilion, New lla..... ~ I.ONE STAR boa~ -.r IIIli 2G79, traDer. N e w ftni1h, t525. SOLID STATE otereo, 1,69 wal- . . Phone 99!1-2288. II-1Hf< nut atereoCOIIIolewllhhpllllkers, 4-ll)oed ai!IOI!Iall<: <haiWFARM MACHINERY, uuvor er. Balance due m 15 or bud- SEWING MACHINES, · Repair oerviee, Ill makes. .,.Z-2284. grain dr11113 disc., case semlget tenn1 ... nabtO. Call eez. The Fabric Shop, PomOrv,y, mouotett mower 6 foot, 6-row 3352, .9,5-6tc Aulhortaed ~ s.tu 11!11 Reid sprayer with drqJ noz .... . ' Senlee. WoSiiarpOaSeii14K'a, · zles, Case two-row eornplows. ·11-29-U. Inquire Uoyd Blackwood, Chester. Call 992-3208 or 9853805. 9-7-3tc CroARETTE vo"'"'- maeblnu · iln..ZHJ andservleo. ABCEnterp~&el, llldlll.,-t, ,(lido' WINTER POTATOES, Charlea lola- W. VL """"' 7736.1U 15543. e.e.u.; HUlon, Portland, DATIUN/2 . ' JHk Co•ooy, Mr.' • · ------------- Help Wanted other than myself. Herman Taylor, Pomeroy, Ohio 9931p PHONE 812-2962 ...; glrll as P•iPien. ' c..."''"' -~· :.::·_ :t...· _- -- -- - _.:. .. BY JACK O'BRIAN "NEW YORK _ Loose Ends WILL DO baby sitting in m,y home by the day, also !rill do gonerat housecleanlng by day. Phone From a Roman Holiday: Our 1a11an vacation was a joy for. 2-63 05• 9- -6tp TRUCK DRIVER wanted, eJ!Ier99 7 lence necessary. Write Box ever, or anyway sb: weeks, but - - - - - - - - - - - - - it wasn't all a sight for sore 668 E in care ot The Dally eyes. The hallowed and beautL COMMERCIAL br residential Sentinel, Pmneroy, Ohio. carpet slBQpotng, reasonable M Piazza dl Sj)agna with Its 9-7-3tc rates, call WUl Cundiff tor aphandoome Sl)anlah Steps is be. pointment, 992-7249. Free es- FEMALE. Evenirvs free. No exIDg desecrated OORsiderably timates. these summer days and we're perience needed to earn 25 per ' ------ -- - sad to report, mostiy by young - - - cent commission demonstratAmerican beatniks. VACANCY for two elderty P* ing toys. No inveetment. Car There are a lew domestic !tal. plo. l'ftfer Prhate paid PInecessary. Write Toy Ladles ian weinlos and random wrecks 11111111. Phono lola- '11341115. Party Plan, Johnst(M'n, Pa., from Englaod, GerllUUIY a n d 10-ll:fc 15902, Franee buttheYankeeunwashed - - - - - - - - - - - - - win the prize tor quantity, not for WOULD LIKE to have someone a moment quality, They obvlwsto live in, do light houaework THOSE COSTLY APPUANCES ly have money to get to Europe, and care tor one small child. CAN BE YOURS NOW wander about with barely enough Home plus ·salary. Phone 992Pay for them by representing tor an occuional meal but aJ. 9902. 9-7..etc the Rawleigh Cornpa!l)'. Full or _woya enough cash to freak out - - - - - - - - - - - - - part time, male or female. Ovim something, moreoltenpotthan ROOF PAIN11NG and patchh1! er 300 well known products. whiskey. by contn.et, ''Experienced". ~clal offer to help you get They lie about In the slzzUng For tree eatlmate, phone 992started. No money for inven. IUD-beat open area, many star. 2806. (We go a!11Where). tory, THINK ABOUT IT. Then 1n g seemingly senselessly 8--22-tfc ·"rite me, givingi8Jhe, address straight through the "straight" - - - - - - - - - - - - - and phone number. Charlie tourists who are uniformly re- rTOM LEWIS, "ater well driliPenn, W. T. Rawleigh Co., P. Volted at the spectacle o1 such Ins, Letart, W, Va. Phone 8950 . Box 204, OIIJlicothe, Ohio, wasted youth. Several ,-ere ly3802. 9-5-.'lotc 45601. IDg i n - ' stupor atop tbetrave. - - - - - - - - - - - - - 9-9-ltc tine stone lor hours, probably LEGAL NOTICE their 01113 sleeping period of a Whole day, on. .o!JN:• o.r o.. hMI W • S.rvlno ·'l'"loa, Go lila & Maaon Motor Co. OP ... IYES. 8:00 P.M. Notice ces ~·~ to 1lwe . ....re livery • .....,.. Tic.-.. ... !•.IY ' Po•~ 8:30a.m . to 5 :00 p.111. Coil~ 8:30a.M. to 12:00 NoM S.turdor H•.. r.oST!l . 'Wttii' ,'L•ii..... . . . . . . . . . 11 TIM P~liohor IOIIIYOI tho r11kt LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OM IIILING Of INVENTORY AND APPRAIS!MINT OF QuALITY tor OFFICE HOURS -------------------- · Trootod r~ra- 't tllw :, '·' ', . · CUT . OEl ' INFORMATION OUDLINE$ S ; ..... Dey Bofero PU!illic.-tlon MoMo, O.o•Ul• t •·"'· Cancollotl""' I C•r.ctlona Will bo oc:copt.d until 9 •·"'· Dor of Put.Ucoll.,. ' ' / cleoned. lillllar. SonltatiotL Stewart; Ohio. &8z.a1>3$. DAILY CROSSWORD Am(l08 1.1.... - .,_.., .......,.,..-. . '.1 10.0en~ • . ofW7 U.OnrliUid 13.="" ..... :li.Jumblod type QlllerVol V&eatlOD ------------- HARRISON'S TV ANDANTENI1A SERVICE. Phone 992-2522; ~10-tfc• ------------&vlllli ' SEE N\WLER Bullci(JW flir bull<ii• ,_. ra. ·can · GtQ' lllliller, Radnt, 0, :1-!8-tfe ----....,.--------~ lnsrnnce AUTOMOBit.E 1Dsura1!ce 'booa eaneoUed? Loot :I1IW' ..,.... ator'l e? Cail 99.2-2M«. u.... • MECHANICS. $700.00 G,UA~ttTEED ' . ' ..,.....,._ 110.~·-- - noWK 1. Wtth4n.W "' ....,....- t.WIIM = l.llulllall ol. Guida U.Notq ftptero &State (Obbr.) t. 'Wblf11ke Mail Call T()DA'f'S QIID'IIOif Dear~.:~~ Red Machine going. Don'Uetlt becane a Uttle red pllutplfut. 22.- • 1M You blcl two opodoo ond ,... partner hJdl two no-trump. ·. · What do JOU do now! ...._.t'o A. Buckeye 7. Plota: ....... ··~.~ 11tf.Bullr: 1 tOW' T.rrlblll 2T.OAtbe • ...----~~-----~-~ -~--~im-:; iil:-yo-ur-~ I:IDCTDAIS MAILBAG put ....' ll,llut , v!"~< -,;...... boP Periodical Checkups Helpful in Diagnosis By WAYNE G. IRAHDSTADT, M.D. Q-Hew lel'i011 is I left bundle branch block? Would an operation relieve it? A-A prolangallan or a part of the normal cycle of !he heart beat seen oa an electroeardiogram <ECG). IJ Interpreted as a blocting of lbe Imp. orllfnatiDg in the •e-. bundle that 1:011• . trois the heart rate. The' cause is usually a _coronary heart attack or an enlarge; ment of one side of the heart. Since tJHi seriousness depends on many facton in addition to your ECG tr... illio you should have chock· ups every tour _to six weeks complete~)< ca;i J. eva!uatocl. TIM trea-nt II aimed lit tbt cauoe llld IJ almoat llhraya . medical ralber lhu aurgtca!. • Q "Me .IUUQ', I have beeDiblelobearmybolrf beat, eaj,eciaDy - lying dOWD ... I am· litliD!I Ia ., quiet ..-. Two ......,"", have DOt ahowD liJIYiblal, wroag? What could .,._ tb11? &-'1'1111 lo I farm of pel-, pllallt* - • tn>e of 1111·· ......... tbat m.Oit d:;: -· .... to Jpore. . )'OU 101. the.blblf olllltelllD& lor your - to < beat (....... ............ -~ self~ you are IIIII-),' itiJ-Io 1101> •mlllll""'' get oo .tntenated In - I a : golDg lXI oulalde ofl"!"'cllio!J ; that YOil foiill!l to ...... i · ' �,. " ·;: , 'The:r lre ' (1)1'0 - ' '' .co~ur.iBvs ~b . - · ~ hot awardCo., SNUlt1 Wub., 1 million A I r F.,.... ~ , lorr proeuremenl fl. Mllutoman mlaslloo. oWe Jll>anl• oi, Eilotatlon hU •i>inwcl.f111!5,00CII!i llato aid lo tht VETERAMS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Admitted - Jo Am Conkle, Cheshire; Hilda White, Long Bottam;. Gerald Dean, Albany, Clyde (Roonle) Quillen, Mlddlepor~ Russell Cullums, Pomeroy; George Rowley, Pomeroy; nenr.Y Relt;mlre, Mason; Elva Dailey, The board'• actloo <ame M..,. da,y at Ito regular meeting. The ntoney was 'made available last mont:ll when ·the General As-aembb cleared a $2.3 billion ap-1 · fm' ..lc!.~~... . wm wUhecehe o.-\· ',1:. $i97,600. ' ninO odUeatl.,.l television sta- · · "-' ~. ~ ,"""1!\lll't-a, w01 ·reo. tiona for the cur-rent fiscal year'. eeive •124,000; WMU:B.TV, Ox- !ord, $1p3 000\l; WCJ;:T, Cinch,. nell, $1~1,$00; WGTE-TV, To!Odo, .t91,000; WBGU-TV, Bowllng Green. f3:8~000l WOUB-TV, Atheno, $70,000; WGSF, Newark, $25,000, and WQED, Plttsbufih, $5,000 . Faculty Breakfllllt COntracts Approved The board alao approved Initial contracts fQr inltructlonal Held by Teachers television programs w t t h I A faculfiy breaktast was tea- MP ATl, Inc. , Purdue Uni verst.. ty, $96,000; G,...t Plalna 1no tunc~ at tile nrst meeting o! the Kyger Creek Teachers Aa- structloml Television Library, I!Oclatlon held at the high school. Un.iverait,y of Nebraska, $40,618i M. B. Withers, president, wel- Natioralln&tructional Televialon comed tbe 46 teachers and guests Centar, moomlngton, Ind., t$1,attending and introduced Ute new 66.5, ar.:l Franklin C0ur1Q' Men-. Portia~>~. Discharged - Linley H a r t, Michael Barr, John HaMing, Edward Barton. MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT, SEPT. 9 association members. He also tal Health Association, Cohunpresented Richard L. Barlow, bus, $1,500. The board also approwd ~.. claims manager for the E. and E. Insurance Co., who ex- porar:y guidelines for local plained the program otfered by school dlatrlcts to begin ..,. ploylng classroom assistants his company. The year's activities and meet- perding development ol omcial Ings were planned and discussed. standards by the state. Dr. Martin W. Essex, state Members received information from the Ohio F.dtcatton Associ- publk Instruction superintendation Local Leaders Conterence ent, said each school district held recently at Kent State Uni- would be permitted unler a versity. Four membere o! the new law to employ up to one Kyger Creek Association attend- (uti-time aide lor each six run~ time school employes. ed the conference. Most such teacher assistants are now employed In the inner cities to help with motivatioral and remedial tnatructlon for dis- Darryl F. Zanuck' s "THE LONGEST DAY" (Technlcolar) 42 International stan: John Wayne, Robert Mitchum, Henry Fonda COLORCARTOOH, Captains Courageous SHOW STARTS 7 PM Wednetday and Thurtdoy S.pt. ID-11 HOT OPEH advantaged children. ... be a • crowmng success! in a matter of minutes a whole new kingdorll of financial security can be yours ... Open a savt~s account with an,y amount youwishandwatch savings grow with regular deposits. Each account Is insur- ed and interest is guaranteed For bankil1!: service without '"peer," visit us today. WHEN YOU VISIT, PARK FREE ·/talional MIDDLEPORT, OHIO :MIInller federal Deposit lns..ance Corporation. BUD COLLYER DIES GREENWIL11, Conn. (UPD Bud Collyer, master or ceremonies for "Beat the Clock" a n d other early teleYision g a m e shows, died MORiay ntgl1t. He was 61. FmST COOL ARRIVES The !!rat lale somrner cool snap settled over the Midwest early today, puah1ng warm air 1o the Eut. Froot waa likely In the Interior portions o! Mich. lgan, tile UPI reported. On the Job (Contlrwed from page 1) Tom Staffer and Rod Walker, both at tile Mark V store in Middleport; Rick Warner, Kroger's In R>meroy, and Mike Van Cooney at the M. and R. Foodllner In Middleport. Some o! tile enrolled s-nt.J ue irorklna &I teaeblr aidea In tlle!r training prOI!l"ilm,, Theae Include Carocyn Maples, kindergarten; Kathy Queens, Bet.Q> Russell, Rise ~rlace :riilfeii; Marilee Van Motor, all at tile Middleport Elementary School. Robert Dalley Ia carrying wt a hoosekeeplng aide proJect at Veterans Memorial llooJ)Ital wblle lletBy Miller Is working as a mrse' B aide at the same hospital. Alaoenrolledlnabcuaekeeplng aide on the job training program Ia Lomle Darst at Ohio UnlversiQ>. Programs are of the year's duration. Heating Is Our Business! Geared To Serve You Best. We got a l'liew truck to give you even finer, more efficient service. We haYe found 'eople wont a finisheti instal• lotion - not a set oH ' ' ' I - Two votoran Slate lllalnnl 1'1trolmOD, ilotl). corporala, at tho Galltpolls havo been promoted to Sergeants, lt wu al\. ' ' ~J; . ~.· ::omtt .: . ::' · ·~ ' :\ ' ', ~. ro~UJted Iince tlie · - •:1. -'llti bqab early ' Silt. Cor! 'L. ilolll!JI, 497 Jack. 'Pllre "~ ;,. Hply Lalill 8011 - . SGT. DAVID L. PROFFITT SGT. CARL L. BOGGS ed tile Slandard 011 Award !or _..t.ORdlng a cr!mlnel during a burslary, the Sl\. Jim Milia Award by tile GaUls C<unly Gun Club as the outatandlng law en!orcement o!flcer In Gallla CounQ' !orr tile year, and his hl8hell award was tile arlo Slate 1118hway Patrol &JporlniCltatioo !or aavlng the life fl. 1 !nick ~river wring \be Silver Brldgo dlaaater. A veteran <Jl the United Slates .Air· Forrco during World War n, Set. llogg8 II a mom- bur fl. Lafayette Rlll 27. AmerIcan Lq!on and the Flrll lloj>. tilt Church iJI Gallipolis. Silt. Bouo and b!o w I ! e, Wanda Lee Boggs, hove t wo dau&btera, Corai1D Ka,ye Boas, a student nurse at Holzer Med-t leal CUter Scbool fl. Nursing and Coria YvOIIIll llogp, I lllfi gracllale · o! Gallll Academy 11181> School. eJPire at 1 a.m. Thursday. Amq the !orelgn delega- figures In tile Commu- tions attending tile !uneral wao a new groq> from Communist Chine. A delegalioo headed by Premier Otou En-lai was sent to Hanoi by Chino only a !ow nist world. Hanoi Radio said Ho's revolutiorary mission" was eulogized by Le Duan, nrst secretary of North VIetnam's Communist party, who vowed blo notion _ , iMOpallt ' IIi ertorts to defeat the 1 1:Jnitecl 04 Patrol. QuUien, accordln&. Ia tile pa. trol, was lo Vetorana Memoilal Hospital by """ port Emerpncy Squad ....... bll in formal clothes and wearing mourning bands. Gather Around ~eakers same time, one million peq~le and troops or the capital are gathered aroulll loodspeakera to follow the ceremony program of the requiem ser...tce.'' Followl~ the eulogy !or Ho, whose death at ace 79 was arutOWiced Wednelday, there were '~21 camon shots ard airplane& flying to bid fare. well," the broadcast said. Mr. and Mro. James W. Bet<>Y, Middleport, ......,.. the birth o! their first cblld, a 100, September 8 at Holzer Medical Center. The baby wel&bod 7 poundl and 10 -.es and hU boen named Shown Chrlllllan. ~tornal gr~ are Dr. and Mro. J, J. D....U, Middleport, and JOlorDII grandparen\.1 are Mr. and Mrs. Gtcrae Batey, alao.fl. Middleport. Say Happy Birthday by Premier Alexei N. Kosygln, who arrived In Hanoi Saturday. Mlddl,_ lnjurlel were dllpolled •• abra. s!ona and his eoed!tlon u aatlllfactory. KollnedY; wboarrlvodbOrelloiweek. Pike 56, was bul:- PRAGUE - ONE OF THE LAST LIBERAL voices In Czech... lovalda .!all alieni today. llardllne eommunlata had talien cmtrol o! the Czech and Prague journalists unionL An olllclal.m-..ement Monlay night aald\lleentlrePrtl!diUIII, or executl,. board, o! the Czech Journalloll Uni«!Dhe• reaiiiDed. 'l1le prealdhan had been domlneted by llberaiL honyCoining t0 arkersburg in '70 I Gerda threatening Cape Cod area ' CAPEHATIERAS, N.C.- HURIUCANEGEI!DAialhedthe Ion.. ly OUter Banks with otrorw winds as It moved~ the Atlaptlc tA41 1111 a courao thet pooed a potenilal threat to 700 mUea o! tho J;:aoti111 Seaboard. ':t A hurriCflne watch wao ordered lramCopellattenalo Cope r;;tll,. lilaso.·, by tile Natlooal Hurricane.Cen!A!I' In Miami. The wnathar-JII: reau said ~ would probably owlpe at Cope bicl .tldo alto<""! Rathskellar, Restaurant' DELIVERED' RIGIIT TO HERDOORI Nathint thrlll.l a ,...;,.,r" "'• dota!la. mora ----------~------------------ · Rutland Furniture 742-4211 ARNOLD GRATE t'*l rocl.lvlnt ....... tiful, fteah . frC!I!i,i ,,1, . Makes Report ' Rutland, Ohio Boosters Plan ·, . T~b Band Trips .' .; '. ! !or Wllhlngton to . . - a C<derence fl. Prealdeut Nbnn's mllltory and diplomatic oa Vfetn•m, The dlscuosloos CllpOCtod to Include poollbla . IUl'lber u.s. troop wltbdl awall and !uture American tactic• In Vl-.n. lop advisers wm Al>out an hour liter tho ceuNire ended at I Lm. loda,y (I p.m. 'I!JlT WedneldaJ), ot :~!rr:~ The attackers were driven oft three hours o! !l8htlnl! by troopers o! the American DlviiiOn'S !96th Ught ~ Brigade, aided by !lsbtorbcmbero, ~ gunship and artillery, communique• laid. The wltbdrawiag attackera left the bodlu o! 28 o! tllelr soldiers. U.S. losses were' Usted as !our killed and 12 - . The overnll!ht shelling attacko woonded 31 Americana, spokesmen eald. Tvaeta lncleded three provincial copltels and llx dlotrlct towns. Students <Jl Meigs H I g h School ~ lo atto..r tho Melp football lllllllO at Pt. PARENTS KILLED IN CRASH - Sitting alone In a waill!ll room at Wier-Cook Municipal Airport ID Indianapolis, Ind., Mrs. James Alexander cries quietly after learning her paretU were am<qr: the 83 pers0115 killed in a midair collision or an Allegjleny Airline• jet and a small plane aootheeot o! the cicy. Mrs. Ale:xa.Mer is the sister of Mrs. Kenneth Harris of Pmaeroy. Their parents lost in the tragedy were Mr. al'll Mrs. Robert YOUJl& o! Rialng Sun, Md. Pleasant Frlda,T evenlac DRiat porchsh their tickets at: tho Molp lllab orr Me!cs Junior 11181> Schools. Student tickota will not be told at the pte. M!lta IDIQI porchUe tlckota at the pte, hlnnJVer. Studelll ticketa are 50 nenta, amlta $1. The pme at Pt. Meaaant will pt under- - I l !• . Count 17 Ohioans Lost in Tragedy at 7,30 p.m. $69 Yet to -1 • IS ContriilUti..;. ~=::.~~o;.,~ dleport poat:maatera. In a telearam received recently by Charlea Gloeckner, chaptor cbalrmao, hewasadVIsedthat Red Croso -oes In providing 011101"11111Cl' shelter and !ood lo atrected famlUea has now risen from the $6,000,000 llgure earlier reportedto415,000,000. This !ugure Includes not ORb emerpncy nile! !or !amUies Ia Mlslllaalppl bot alao VIrginia and Woat VIrginia, and lncludea ox- s fl. o-llllhlng the !amiIlls In homes andprovldlng acma boulehold!Urnlshlngs, During a recent meeUng o! the caater, the 81111&1 bld drive was dlacuo- A cbalrman has not )'01 been -'"led, Ills reported. Meigs Youths Invited To Organize Tuesday Melgl County yootlt will organ- communldes to improve the live& ize to help tile mentally retard- o! the mentally re\lrded through ed at a meeting scheduled !or reereational, soclal, relJ.dou.s _.e qu- NROTC Tests Announced .!Alii- !or tile Na\'1's ilellstraiiCOl lorr the lolot 1'1111 24111 lllllllal regulu navy reserve doae .., N..,. 14. 'l1le 1170 olllterl training corps (flalllka- NROI:C llullatlu ....... eH~ ~ ue now available, ae~ IID>UIQ' _ . . _ ... ....... ......,to Harold Soller, ...mae- (JinlleltlJIPII. . . . . . . . . .. lara! Nelp 11181> Scbool. able Saaor .. at: the u.~a. natlllmole oUmlnatloo Navy llecndtlne 9lat!liB \Ia . _ Doc. IS and ali ell- r,cm• hii!I>ICbcOI_.... .,.. ,,~g· " i • Weather · ...~.•·w.....-;;n.'t ' .·ldl[ c1 a.,-. Meigs 11181> Scbool beod lootball coecb Charles Chancey wao guest apeakor WednesdaY when the Pomeroy - Middleport Llona Club mot lor a lunell«m al thO United llethodllt Clrurch Ia R>meroy. Coach Chancey I I - periiOIInel fl. this year'• team, eomIDOI!Ied . 1111 their abllltlel and their prolre11 and lhorid the rum fl. the game last week with -St. w. n...;...tton'-.... lllsno soo 7:30 p.m. next Tue~ at Grace and educatlooal actlvlttea. A spokesDWI !or tile group Episcopal Church In fumeroy. plarming the organizational seaA Meigs COUll\)' chapter o! tile Oldo Association !or Retarded slm had lids to Sa.Y about Tues. Chtldren composed or yamg peo. da.Y's meeting: t "In every generatloa adults One-Day Institute pie !rom 13 to 25 years o! age will he !ormed at the Tuesday seem to feel that the youth are Joe. less responsible, more unruly1 ni&lrt seas!on. l'rllllram Chairman Tom Casand less realistic aOOut life aThe youth Ohio Association Pl~tnned for LPNs aeU lntrocll<led two other gueata, they were 'whentheywere1WIII(• !or Retarded Children Is comiladare Wtlaa, special apnt fl. "Yooth par\ldJ)IIUng In )'<111111 The Ohio Lee&ue !or Nurail11 posed o! yamg joined toIs lllionoorl,. a .....ray Institute the u. s. Deportment o! Agrlculpther to learn bow to live bet- OARC actlvilles have a <~~anna to !or LlcenJed Practical Nuraes wre, a auest tt Fraak Porter, areaetuaiiJmont tor, bow to work wltll others and prove that • VETERANS MEMORIAL alii l'nctlcal Nurse studtnta, and Charles Miller, manllll'l' ci to id.ve r1. themselves to the men- -cetod 8!111 detorntlned to ptey SW!Ier'l. bs l'lmlerQI', tho guelt HOSPITAL Sept. ~4, 8:30 L Ill, lo 4 p. Ill, at 11. Dab Jacoba. Mmlaaloos - llelon Glbba, tally retarded. Memhers <Jl tile an IJI1POr\BDI role Ia iDIPforlng the Trt-<:aunQ"V:acattei.ISchool, tlle!r communlb' and -ld ...., One tiew memher, Dmald 11. Harttord; Allee Millo, Mlddla- ...pnlzatlm work wltbln their near Nelaonvllle. • were the melllbeno fl. the~ lne _..t!on. . . There wiD bearepstntian!ee DieMr, admlnlatrat<r o! Voter- port; Eleanor Gordoll, Rlmeroy. .... " ~ ' m:rt.,. ...... et ,_ ..... _ an& Mamm-lal Homltal wnaJ•ua"'c-...!:Die~char:::ps - Bertha GUl, "-imwe-lnnllwKarE Bates, Partly cloody and cool loda,y, lng lallb Ia youth is urpd .., Boltle. i5a high In \be uwer 60s and low 70s. attend the mrt'tng." Mostly lllir and cool tonight, low AIQoooe ba1l!ng Q in the 40a. Sunny and not quito DIIY coatael Sblrill!' Joel<- at: .. cool Frida.Y. 247.:1677. :·· 1 .. ... •. Abramo loll V ' - lodl)' Lions' Topic RCA••.New 1iao to':V-mo - Ill lloiJ)Ital - . ho ... !1'1·mltted ... !Dedlcal..-.. .. ~belan ._~\lie . steak.' "-'r kind. Foo(hall 'l1le I'IHneroy """ " illlwered a call- at "10:23 p.m, ........, to the vanamaa ......... the Noll ~ . a-L call~' lilll· ~·phill!ol to ·a catod Amerl.., Ioree~ the western end or the Qle wanld ,.._.. lo lite laereaaed Valley about 33 mllu commuatot battle •CIIv!Qo 1n Da N11111, spokesmen laid. r-.. -'1111 FiN (I)J'O-,- A atzuli Coii1DIUIIIIt J t o u n d -ck ap!not an American base · and tho lll>elilng fl. 4,1 Allied tarpta marl<ed the eod "' the threecla.Y ceaae.Gre Ia bcnor Ill llo Chi Mlm, u.s. mllllary opokeamen ea1d lodiY• American ·l orcet, wldch bod \lcltb obserTed the VIet Gong troce, tod< to the al!analve •• aa \be 72.bour period lllded. B52 bcmbero, grwDied • ..:liD 1 ~N a..... > Dirksen ·- no . .. . Be Given · · 111'-'a·- ~~~- . ~ - CINCINNATI (Ui'O At Stores. leaot 17 atloans perished In tile Two Armco Steel Corp. olll.cralll> or tile Allegheey Airlines clala were killed In the crallh. DC-9 jet near lndlanapolla, tile They ""re Richard A. BoxwoU airline heB con!lrmed. o! Middletown and Ralj1h J. The 111-lCed filght, No.853, Bays or Franklin. lower amounta. hod picked up 52 per1101s at the A. Scott ThompBOO ci Cold A llrm called Champion 011 Greater Clnclmatl Airport Tues- Springs, ~.. and Aaron w. Co. ci AjHD raotlnely bid 41 da.Y to continue 1o We!r.cook o! Claclnnall, employeo !or ·ev.ry portO! and llnally Contribotlons d $197 toward Airport at Indianapolis, 'I1llrQ'- <i D, H. Baldwin Co, Ill Clllboll8ht ooe at that prlco-S60039 \be ~66 first UIOIIment fl. the ei&bl fl. tho&O !IOSIIOIIf!OI"S board- clmatl were aloo aboard. par Man1 tracta ""nt tor lilolga Coo!nb' Chlj1lor fl. \be Am- ed the . jet rather than ....tt rot leas than $200 an acre. erican Bed Cron lor ualltance a dela.Yed Trans.World Airlines Mra. Marrlene Decourey cl Bink d lllcal apnl to lmrlcane Camille' victlml l1l&ht from Now v.>rk. Clnclmali, niece <Jl a HamUa ror tho alate "' slond hoVe- rocolred lo<llle. . . ~- tile jot and C<un~y commissioner, wu on or ttoo -r..W.......... " ..... ·""""~ .. .,... ....... ~lfV' . ·•. . 1111"'.1JW '1!!'1 1 · ~ld~ ~A!~ -~ .-v1'l .. . . . aiUIIQ';.... . ....._.. . . -. .Ihlit•. , •Iii" ,...,..·.o;-1'....,. . Cllllldoid~"ili'UiiOr dliid. - In St. l.Dids. . . . ... ' tlan C o . - - - ................ tw.m;r-Oix .ofh... Ji1llrS008 do- DeCourcy, dlotrlct ..... .,.... '""'' 111\'0.$60, While- orr- cided to Wl!lt far TWA filght 69 ager !or Dracatt eo. bore, wu lzat!ont, the St. Jolm Lutheran \ban take tile Allesbeny. recently tranalerred to St. J.ou11 &lndi.Y Scbool, the Forest Run That decision saved tbolr Una and the ccq,~e plamed .., llethodlst <hurch Qmdar School, • -cted this tbe Sow.mto.sowlng Club and The Oblo victims lncleded Ao.. aearch lorr a house. It up 10 f$0,000 a tile Junior Auxiliary o! 'Dr guatlne J, Long, 66, his wile, Alleglumy oll!clala tbua far earljl 1nv.- w I ow I'I>II.Y, 43, IIIII son, Army Lt; have ldenUlled 73 cl the peo-. ebator R>1 39, contributed tile Gregory Long 23 1 - · " ' C1n- gers 'iliiQ'· ea1d the next 11. kiD nmafntng M7 ' . ........, • IIUIY be mailed clmati, waa vice chairman <Jt o! nve other victims aokedto the American Red Cross,llill• the board of Colonial Food \be names not be made pobllc. a rothlkallar ·lD tho aervlceiiiYallabl•. ' later. • The - • alao plan 1o ap. piJ lor a D-1 alcobollc bever- Two Reeenl Missioli8 . ). ... ' .' ·. ' .. , ' 1111 permit ~ \be li•• •1 ter they - . The D-1 parmi! . ._.,. . ' ~n~~ld allow them to serve 3:2 Reported in Radn~ : ··· per .?beer !or. Ot.iiremlae ~. and opeftte • 3.2 _per eem beer carry aut. One Ill tho - · ea1d, "Tbe ..... ,_.. - · will havo a place-. ullllit .... am.,... - PRICE ' . 10 CENTS .- . -. ' car parked acroa1 the was plastered wltll lllsn• readln.& ''12,000,000,000 Dlti.Ye land robber)' ... Might Exceed ~ BWion Early · bidl ran so hl8h o!flclala estimated the total might oxceed ~ bWioo, bot later porcela went !or 11111cb Made by Fire Unit •i•ot .. claiming the land beionp lo ita orlglaa1 Eoklmo owners. An old Mlddl---'' . ...... • per~.. tht1 ... "" to nlu: ... meet coUectlono lorr the month <Jl Au&· frlando." And dllturbaaoe The biolance In all Middleport ust totaled .1,087.60, occordlng d kind. the bolld11111 VU!a&e !undo as o! Aug. 31 totalwill . ed $146,158.35 accord!~ to the lo the !IIOIIthi.Y I'Oj10rl fl. Chlst IIlii or Ia tho !*lldnll o! Pollee J, J. Cremeans pro. be tolerated. · ~ monthly report CJi Clerk - Treato Mlddlepart CouncU Nc ..,. l8ller 11 fl. surer Gene Grate. submitted to aentod lillldl)' night. j'NI"I 1111 Middleport Council Monlay nlsi>L Accldenll lnvetllpted .m~ng will be J)lli"mitted IIIIo tho boUdReceipts, dlaburaementa aDcr the .clerk • treasurer's balance the manth totaled lour and fl. as of Aug. 31, reapec:tlvel;v, I~ 42 ......... 24 won !or tralvioletlolla. Arnoto Includclede: general,$3,585,$1,569.31, fie ed Ill lor llfiOedlns: loll ci ..,.,_ !ram-'I) $27,077.21; cemetery, $S84.2~, tor, one; 1top liln riolatlano, meat to overturn- lho- Supr.,.. $5113.39, $106.11; porkl~ meter; two; Uroo; 000: lnlox- COurt'• rull,. aplnst ochool $100, no dlaburoementa, $79.48; !cation, three; dii1DIIIInll t h e prayer. The , othtr wao a fire equipment, no reeeJ,ptl, peace, five; pe1ty Jare-.,, two; CObltltutl.Onal ametmnent to $160.90, ta5S.06: swlmmil1!~. · lalluro to PlY porlllng Ucketl, partlalb nullify the court' a $688.62, $1,701. 90, t$66;09 overttine; nlllllnl red IIIIU. two; ~let tltat atate Jestalatureo drawn: planning eommlaalan, oo rocldeoo -allan, 1111; Wllal mill\ laD'"' the "one man. .... r~ceipta, $58.98, $2,838.18; ,xhoult, -; 'pane, vola" !Grmllla. Obatrvero llid v... ,..Whe&l' tltay street matranance, $l,Ha. 45, """"' probobly d!t p , t l l :.;..berra! . ,; . .,a,174.76, $4,696.20; · - hlgll- . alllcer, 000: ' latorlerina Willi a uiiOIIIt and ooe staiUro '-.• way, $126.67, $245.93,.,a,064.a; pollee bahrJ, three; and..,. .lor.,_ wu llkeb" • to take over· lolr. PrOctOr wore lltkli'r .. Golhtn. ,..,; sanitary sewer, *",000. 96, tl.~~08, 116.234.12: water. 16...,.,58, $5,544.60, $17,14f.57; Water meter deposita, t350, $'90, · $51080.54; water constructlaa, ' $5Z.93, ao 4laburaementa, $11,917.87; ~venue boot escrew, nq recebrtl, nodisbursementa, $50..000; .-ral bood retlr....Oni. reee~ aad no dtabursem.U, • . .. ' • "1.' r $10,878.57. Receipts !or the month totaled $17,1145.46 wblle dlsburaementa totaled $17,268.28. . hod- ~ . markod oulllde - RIO GRANDE - Rio Grande Collep ha6 JOllied the rormer Jerry ~· Gilt Slop, located oo HI. 3lS between Rio Grande and Galltpolis, to The Redman Cor poratlon. 'l1le land and buildIng were clmated to tho eouoco. 1ut year by Mr. and Mrs. llclbertEvana. T b o Redman . Corporation, head by Som llamlltiJn, ~ l'llpo, and Frank Plorotll plano to • nateurut, The Redman, at the '""' cl September. lmmodlate plani call !or an .... ate1il reatourant that wanld -1. Fund Report ·v-.- I Alaskan Oil Goes In Biggest Sale COMPLETE LIME ..... ,.. build, co... low cott BoHied G.a. Let ut give you ~ ' llllt ,positions, communlfl.leS eald. A opokeoman !or Gen. Communist lnlanlrjomen Crel&lttoa W. Abrams, the U.S. through the perimeter Ill • u.s. COIIli1Wlder In VletJiam, lndl- .Army Base ealled ''Sherla,. in False Alarm Run is • .· ' IInce &lndl)', lodl)' dropped :110 tall ci bombs m Commu- •• • b!cle then went Ill! the lollllde "' the highway and struck • auard . rail. n.e WOB heaYl' damago lo tho cor, a 1969 Pbmoufh, Nc chone rtmed. no with FLOWERS CONVERT ~-- · Grate Makes · Chief Cremeans· WE CAN DO Ill NEW HOME BUILDERS • . '- THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 11. 1969 TEL AVfil- IIIIis: J.p!ESA. PIKElelt!or t1ta !Jnlted Slatal·to- -<Cotiil- Arrival of a Son Change Your Fuel 011 Trailer To Bottled Gasl :: Dirksen Bateys Announcing job. We install com· plotelyl Isn't that what · you really want? . hauh" alter 110 'illoil bot ''It d Dor.fiiiCII · Balli Qllll•,..,.. .-'111-l lf ed nor1lli , ..,.\ clr tho rliblllkl!l .Gf· lllldwltio. Tbere wllf" IIi returned lo P•ki!W the same fl. the hi81>WII1 and hio car otruck be a· dance n - and room lor or lour -.Qia,' daY. The new delegation, which The ve- a band. The cnrilei"o plan to """" IC!Ie<kled IIi """" wboti ·· arrived In Hanoi Monday, was a group o1 mall States. In addition to representaUves from 19 111tions. the broadcast . led by Li H1ien--nten, a vice said, attendi~ were "100,000 premier. The Soviet grcq> waa headed Hanoi residerts and combatants the ·.~· To Open Late this Month. Vlet.- them. of ' . mmunistsResumeHeavy Attacks •• · ' •'. . Cbde R. QIUien, ·17, Middle. A period of mournirw: tor .HQ port. was Injured In a olngle nam gave Ho Chi Millh a hero's wlll continue th:rough Wedne&. car accident at 1,50 p.m. Man!uneral In Hanoi today. A 21- day In North Vietnam. A 72cla.Y on Rt, 7, one and tllree gun salute an:l low~level passes hour cease-lire in South Viet-tenths miles north of atellhlre. by warplanes marked the nam called In his honor by the according to the Slate 11181>WIY ceremonies be r o r e 100,000 Viet Gong high command will many ··j; . ·. . -· ·- -·--·- .4noiher liberal voifle u ailenl Ho Given Hero's Funeral in Hanoi mourners, ' • ~~···· POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO led In a IOQii.Y gra,. ~ a wlnd4>iown pine tree Ia st. Peter'• Protesla~ ~tery Ia Wti. A ~ ·lack o! aolamn!Q' lll!d a haJII. fill o! mourners markOd tlte'lunaral ~- · culons. Sl\. llogg8 has been award- {UPO- Nortll ·• ' • ~. hovil!t burjOd.her lulband,tho lormir ·i:PIIC<l1li bishop o! 00· uori'da, In tlio ·r!OIY Lenil. . · ·• ! · ' Ml'o. Pike cltllaited !ilr ber home In Sill& Barba!J, CaiiL, by war. <Jl Atheoia IIIII LcnrooL' S.. wu acciJaWallled by her 211-year-Gid brotherl Scott A native o! COOlville, S g L Boggs hos oerved at pakol polls at Jackaoo, steubenvUie and at Galllpolla on three dllterent oc- SAIGON Mooa~ay; I .' > De~~ To 71ae'J~,. Of ... their . .oe-Rre durl~ tl!o.llrst · . · thre~ tro(~. ~lied military ;.,.,;..omen said today• ...,.,"" !'1!\tionaiJI!lludoa·..-attackiPineta u.s. !)Joe natth or SalaOR 'aj~ an Amerloian ahlp In the Soot)! ddna IPC>ke'lllil)n uld. \ " · ·" · .. • Col.nJ!!tlllqliea lhowed bJUie aetlv!Q> ris ll&bt In South Vie~ and tho\ Amorieap lor<os ru YlrtiiOII)' IIIIJ)OIIIIecl bclllblrw strlk<l• Ykllatiilill d ' '.' l ' ·:\·., , ,.-' •• . ·~ .viEr' CONG AND NORTH VJi;TNAMESE [...,,eac:djl: ~ '40 ., ;: . t( .. '. HI otrl"'."""'"' 2. I' '.( . . .. . I Pike, I 2!..year veteran with tile J)a!rol, and Set. David L. Prcii!U, 491 Maple Dr., wbo Jail month completed 15 years with tile J)lltrol. Sal. Prollltt from Oillllcolhe, Is Agraooato or Oillllcothe 11181> School and altAmded the ChWIcolhe Branch o! Ohio Unlverslb'. He oerved In the United Slates Navy. He jolnejl tile pa. trol on Aug. 6, 19~4 and wu stationed at \be Gallljlolll Rllt until February 1964 when ho wu trans!erred to ClnciMatl. Aller two :rearo at ClnclmaU, Sgt. Proll!tt wao transferred hock to Gelllpolla and hu remained ~ere since that time. Sl\. Prollltt Is married to tile !ormer Mary Ross of Gallljlolls. They_ have two chlldren, .Penny age II, and Jactds, qe ., •• ' ,..; . .. al ' ... ,. ·el . . . . . IIOIInced ~. They are: "At ' i ; ' '' leedl~ .• \ ,, 0.- t.::fti·.i O State· .) Carl Boggs, ·David ' ~ ' ·., -IIIPI1· Ill IIIII teat, .,,._ .... ' � 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. 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