http://66.213.69.5/files/original/3b86d00e7db14a9a8701d1ce7acf404e.pdf f2e86a12f4ca4a8a075c1fa3a77b7ec9 PDF Text Text ~ . »:- ,.. - s... .. ·;. r~ DUtrilfttinu.JD.W:WZU'mL.. . : TtMi.SOntlnol, Somdi.J. 14,1969_ ' .. . . . . Announoo, ~~';l,l,e. _ PPli~.,-J AP.: :· . ' GALt.IPc>US - J?latrl~ - • ....., ._. . ._ . • '" __.,_. . ,. .-... - ··· " ·· · · ... .. ·· ·· p1oline exeilfl tax revf ; ·· ·~.- ··· · ~ " ··· .. ...... . ~ . .... .. .... _. .• ..., ""· · .... " 1'"-v"·"'~·· ·) •' ·• .... -.!1' . ,_...,,.~.., '1-·"''I'·M 1.. ' f. .i 1' .. atx Gol1la Cowt,y mlllldf · for Stplember of calel>lir sta'l- .I j '•'M• ·}.·:1"'!(' urdal· . ·. DiatrlbutiiXI ol ps tax r . ' . . uea to Ohlo•a 2,376l)OI.itica dlviaiCII'll in the first niDe m of calendar 1969 are ru _,.~y $6.5 millioo ahead t s.::uJD. A.r:NiC£ .BOY!,. . '' Cloucl. Cloud said that with the ember cllstrlbutlpn ol $6,94 to lbe local tt amoun l .. .. .. •·' . ' ' ' 'If'• ' ~h ' -~· ' ( en tin . .. -~ ' (. .' ' . ",f.·~ . 1 ~ ' ., ' ' I . ·~ • ' ' .t ~ •' . OHIO . .. MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1969 ' Pari{~ \~ l~1'\i a~ --..,.~...,..._ . ~:--::;---~l/1 0 Recre. i\\ion Offered at Old Locks: --- . .... :·1 ! ' " ., . . l . ! 'r. ;; POMEROY 1 ~ .. LET ME. Gille ·~ S~E ttme last year, accordit ... . . • . . i.. ' amounted to $4,8'15.110, ltor Roger Cloud reporu. . al ..,. ·' SAY l OF I I . .·'' ' The former Apple Grove loeko whleh reeently had " - lhiDand dam alteandltlbulldlngawlll diXIed due 1o the new dam It 11&be ottorad tor dovel-ent of a elne. pork a1te and remoatlooal raew • ties. Aecordlq to the letter reeelvTbla II the dedodon reeelved ed from lflmllllaloo by Mrs. Rd>by Mra. Bertba Roblnoon, Ra. lnaaa, lbe Ajlple Grove r.oc1114o, elne Roote 2, """ to the wWt Its aeveral balldlnp,lneludU.S. Corps of,.,.._.. at liln- lng two • family rallllences, will tlagtoa, W, Va. aaklng "Some. be to llle ado IJepalt. 1111n1 -anrblle be done with mont of NaiUral ReiiOUI'eea or t.o the AjJple Grove Dam P!'OIIOIV, • the lolelp Cowt,y Commlloloo- .. 0/JE Of n\£ MOST IMFticrMJT .. ; . QUALITIES TO HIWE I~ LIFE IS PATIENCE, LUVABL€ ! lt\11\JGS 1'-J LIF£10\lTIIJG FOB;! ;,, .. ers 1o lease for tile developmeat of a pJblle pork 111111 rec:raotlaaol fad lilies. The letter from ltmll!wtDD Jn. dleeted lbat the Chinle ol ~ by the Corpo wu brou&llt lilaut by the Interest by lfrl. Rnhi•IM and olhor reoldlllts ol the aree had wrltteo the eotpS aakl.ag that oome osetul purpose he made of the abandon. eel Apple Grove 111-'Y. -u. Accordblc to lbe elllaa "' llle ....,., lbe Grwo and llle Rlrlland tor~ }III'IIOIOa. _ _ , dldDOI ........ tiJe~, lure d. llle forme< Portlllllil :0. lite wldd> .. _ . , . . to • . .... at Grwo .. to ., be otron4 tor.......-. .. ' . Buah, Cruob.W., IIIIJUtut; boek ""'• lett to rllbt. Westley Binner, I.a.nclster, trea'surer; Joe SWeeney, Srmeraet, chap. lain; Gecqe Keller, Lancaster, Judse advoeate; Cor! Dittoe, aergeant.e;t.enna, and Gorman Cornwell, aulswt sergeartakrm,s, both o! Somerset. Hanoi Regulars Enter · ;.: .~ Legion,·lfnits Honored Mekong Delta Fightin,....: ·~ . .. ., . ' . " F!Ye JIOIU """' preiiOIIIed 11-IOSE STUPID SLOGAIJS ARE USED BV EVE~ CI-11Ck51V ·HEARTED. aD PIRATE ltJ ll-\E lAJOR.lD tlJI-lD IAJNJ'IS Tl-\E 'ttXJ~ GUYS .10 VJAIT A/JD LUAIT NI.!D lVI>.lT.. . . THAT'S A LOTTA NONSENSE! . .. i• ~ IUDda;jr atter ..... .·. . _. ~ Diltrlet Americana.. Fall Coolennce wu ~ · p. lillie,_-- I ''Golden · Ye a r" • Is First Verified There .mUI<id 1bolr Rut. · ' eCfRTIFICA TfS •AUTOMATICAI •INTEREST CHI e<:EITIFICATES •EVERY DEPO! Element of lBB Regiment I'Oitl28, LegiGa Jlame In Mid- .. . " . SAIGON (UPO - The U. S. Military Commard liiiiOIIDeed today thet lor the list tlmelt has conllnnedtlle preseoee of a regular North VIetnamese Army Wilt In the Melu>ng Delta SOIIth ol Saigon. Beldnd a mortar and rocket attack, the Hanoi troops tried to OYer-ruJI a Sooth Vletlamese army tra~ center near Trl Ton, 110 mUeo southwest of S&lgon aaol within 10 mUea of !Jambodla. ~ .. • . ' on theforeMed; Chal')'IBJaop, U. an abrasloo on tile fonhlld; IIJjll -The announcement said the goverrment detelllers, mostly 1"&- aaol their 1962 l'<mtlae statloo Janet Blaa, U, a brulud cbbi. erolts, drove ott the attackers, kUHng 83, but lost tour ldlled and waaon was heavliy damaged ln:a The aeeldent wu lovolll.... 19 wounded themoelveo. The light was Thursday, wllb 110 reaoonli+· single vehicle .accident at l:to by a potrolinan olllle r··~ en for the 4e1a¥ In reportlni lt. · p. m. Sunday .<m Athens CouDt:7 Post. state lllabwaY PatrGL ldentllled either f rom .,..._... Rd. No. 53, .... aaol fOOII'.Wmhl "An element at the North v~ese A:!"'N lBB .•t- or from clo<uments fOIIDd on q.-"e~ .norUl~:..J:L t1te - . .• ., h - J ' . . '~ , . ·~· " ~ ' sOidlera. l4lt ... Haoel ..... . . . $1, Ill. 3-p Wtlel!atlnc In thO attiek," Uie' ·' . . " . ' . u.s. eommiod said. "'11111 . ports ·of ll!at ualt bad It I n - ...,;, beaded . . . "itarted...... eontllet II the first CCllllllma&n Laar Prov1n<e nor111Weot of ll'lde, lost eontrolln 10010 IP'&"' el and the ~lele want oil the In the lifallm' of the of a Solson Jlme 20. II PJrtended a poaslble new l'llOd and struck an IIJIIbon1<mOnt. regular ~ v~­ Communist driYe In the Melulnl Takan to Veteraos Memodal Army ualt OI)Ol'8llng In the IV Corps · Taetleal ZU. (the Delta, llllore U.S. and Sooth Hoepltal where lbeyweretreeled v - . . . .alllelala have re- and releaudbytheCoolvtlleFire Mekong Delta) .• Anb perrlllu todaJ! 11Scl¥lh Vfollnalneae hellCOJter ported maJor - • s In the Department. were Olive Bias, .. ml1llu7 l!llllslrlp& and artillery helped ell:ort to 1JUI vast areas Wider 84, Rt. 3 Pomeroy, eut .., tiJe - - I n the ......... break tiP the ground allac:k In CCIIIrol d. lhe Salwon govern- bridge of lbe oose, a ell! on the Go1aa llelabts ct Snla wllh left knee onl an lrliurecl arm, the sevoa.Jwur bettie, mWtary ment. · · andspokasmao - · IDrlfloo, Ever since 1968, North and C1lihla llomlpn, 13, Rt. 3, a m!lltlry To! spokesmen said. The 18B Regiment waa ~eae troops had been Pomeroy, a buJq> em lbeheadllllll Avtv: uported. r<pOJ1ed lnllltratlng Into ·the abra sloas. , 11le spokesman aid liJio delta aa replace-. for Viet Injured slightly hel not treat- prrlllu attacked behind a Cong ualts wi1o had lost too eel werelfazal M. Bias, ueratdt mortar barrage !Ired 1118DJ IOidiero to replace with poodllala ID !I)T!a. Re aald 1oeal reerulls. llraell et•Uiao was lnlolrocl ..,. In . - devol_., the pnl1la killed In • lldof eommand .......,... the bqiD.. l1drmlab at the - - lir nlng of a 3,500..,., otteaalve by the _........ 118 ml1ol U.S. and Sooltlt Koreao marines d. Jeruaalem. oo an laland along the northern il Cairo, Ill Egyptiao mille. ry apaloeiiiiiOII said EDpllan forces flolled an o.tteqt lQ' has killed 190 Conununlat laraell - · to raid ......, SAIGON (UPO - VIce Pres!· VOOpa. poodllala ... the Qr1( of Suel ... dent Nguyen cao Kay said todaJ! Military spokallll8n aald the llmdoJ.y. larael aalol Ita - 40,500 American troops will be number of u.s. troopa In ~~ pounded EmJilan "millwliMrawn frun Sooth Vletllam.by tal')' tareeto" along tile sbere ot V dlopped by 1,6110 last WAIIIINGTON (UPI) -A the end ol November 81111 that as ...... to 8D ls-ttlt low of the !Jilt 1011t1t at &lez CIIJ tar many as 2001 000 may be with. reporting 508,1100. .., a detailed IIUI'YIIf at 89 50 mfno1tel. drawn by the end of 1970 To tho north, Amerlean suna cities, dloeloaed toocloJ that Ky made the statemellttonew.. narootlea and Truck Collide . men following a series ol hl&h- boai>vclocl Norlh Vleblam's llTtlats for halt d. the Demilitarized ZU. mariJuana vlolatliXIs doubled . level conferencea betw- AmerIcan and Sooth Vletnallleae om. (DMZ) aiJide.J for the l4tlt during lite poot two ,YNrl u time ...... tbe Uulted State• elals. The u. S. Commaaol had ' eailocl ott 111e ....,....,. ot the drul aae spread t.o - · and RL 7 Sunday no immediate emunent but Ky .,~ "117 now It a_.-a. 111ft tbore said the wltlodliowal would be ,.. ·-~ Nov. 1. 'lbe aalvoa &mde,y olliXICed are a - - dlllorOJt "'-·'Middl.-t pollee roporled a nouneed In a joint eommualqe .,_ - -- " IUD- 11aat la one comblnaUoo -~ VI--,., ... Cll' . ear.truck.-ool.oeuollll. Tuesday. nera IIIIo had 01111rd 11re on a find tllelr ..., Into the (Rt. 7), Ill Middleport SIJn4a;r Ill Wasb~Jwton r...-ts haYO aalol U.S. apa11er 111-. and lmoekad ...., and beeda of our 1UUIII," 5:10 p.m. Prealdent Nboo wantocllo withCllll one IUOI'riUa buakar 300 •- - """" Qrarlu Larue, BoverlJ, _. draw •• IIW\V 81!1 100.000 or Jll"dl north of the Ben Hal. ._.. ''"'"~• J• ......., D.Coon., wuu.. w..,._, of Cono aald d. the llllr\'11)' by blo h.. the 508,1100 American troops In ~. the ...... J1mml1e ~ &Jbeom.. ..,.. traveling- .. LoVletram by the end of the yeor. Dw 1..... 111e ~-~IJ at c:IJit.· ~- oil••..,. Ill Ky aalol It waa e..,.ctocl ·a total Oli.ttqa ott ~· . - left .... •alleJ-illrlllk of 150,01!0 to 200,1100 ~ ~ ~ !'WI 12 a!iJed lolml . 11le IUbemnml!ta tiiiiJJicl llr tlte·'-'e INc:k. .• • .. . , •..lo... larlnp toocloJ .., varioui ~ dtocl 1o , . . _ C. , ' . withdrawn dolo yeor 'and llllt bu4il \'!'*IIIII ...,.. • - · pr<ipoala to eraek dolni· ,. · ,.... - - · · ··' •.. 1110,1100 •• the moro !lh.4-llt.. ... .... ..... ~- -· -~ . 0. Flll!li"a CQrrt ooa _,..,_ ure. 1 1111 11ie. .........,. -e wauM ciOu , . _ _ Drmr1 wllh All;y. Gen. Jolla N. ~ ..._, Tbere _ , w ...:· llltcllell the -·· liiltiii .' '. lblrcea aalol llle ....,_ · . ·· :7' • "" v._.. -~Pre··-··­ ,l ...,..alac:k d. reii!IOCt dlsploy- holding t1te1r rlibts as dUzens. od om'!DK the gponlng earlllllllll- He 111181Vstecl tolerance of tltoae lea d. football pmea on·.irto durer In tltelr belle( and llle urpdlesklltmam- bellavlor •lilld urged the doviolop. bora old the •ndllarym"preach mont at orderly living. IIIII t;ieh" proper reii!IOCt for 'lbe _... said Amerleans f!le CGiiftlry'l lias. must have faltlt, 118ioo and lll)l&t beeome builders - bulldlllil the boblt of pnislug America, Jov. liic ber, 81111 IIOIIBing her true ne8d for IJt.. .. proper Plbll• ,..~ . 011'11114 111at Al!!erleana IMrll 1o ·Marvin Kelly, eommanclor d. Aalerlean flo& obHrY~.' live tosot1ter for the benelll d. 11110811big. l'Ost ;128, ealled the meeting obo II oPllfll l>.v th8 '. ~~h oilier, · proteeilng 111!1 up.. televl.._ :I atrP~·.;,. / ojlllllDI ' ~~ ~ ~~~ i .• ( •• attended by all nine district ora. cera - to order. . AI 11 a.m., commanders mol 111111 · - to give $15 to the Gift for the Yanks Who Gave Program. 40 past eommandera . were preseot for the seslloa and lj)l past post eommanders are lm1ted to join the past -Feeney..Bellnett · auxiliary serveel a luncl*"l at 11:30 a.m. •• Promise Narcoties More Gls Plead Cases in Paris Withdrawn= ~s..:;~:u! The CHNOSAUR HUNTIN6l tour women saki they plaJ>. Qed to stay In Pari• for ~G> to a week toseeamemberoftheNorlb VIetnamese delegation. T h e WEU., HOORAY! I HOPE SO." NOW WE'LL HAVE I'M SICK OF SUMPIN GOOD T'EAT FOR A OIANSEI North Vlelmmese weranolavallable for eanment. RMBJT! Arrests Doubled Auto- ReservaUons for Thui-sday'a Central Ohio Valley 11>chlstrlal Collneil meelq, to · be ltelll at Oscar's In Galli· polla, lllllit be In to Mli; '111el· ma FJilOtt, executive Hcrelal:Y of tile - r of c~~~~o meret! no later than Tuofllo3'. Bob HOeni&projecte.r, AUIOci .strUelural Steel, Ham- · lal., will be the pot -kar. A · ..Cial hwi' will . will slai1 at 6 p. m. Dlralot • • 6:30 p. m. fEAJ.UIING: . NAIIONAtL Y ADVlRTISED APPLIANCES. ' .. ' '' .. ..., .. -._..............~·!oY.~;,..i'o••••••::,: •,•.-,y;•.l':.'!.•;,o;.q;..;.... ·.... ii'N'ii>... ..?.·~-..-..'N> G•lfal Electric an' panR~es. · G"*al Electric, daire and Philco "J;..,. aIJS "'Hi ' · 1 .... . . . · m.- ·· Golan Hts 420 THIRD ALLEY OOP'S GONE Five persons, thtee of whcm were not treated, were injured .. '. .... OHIO Five Injured, ~_:. Damage Auto· ... :-..........;o.;o;o,;v.;.-...;.;:.'4:-. I -·· _..wa On .·;ere;; ..... poo-, ' ml&teo'l twv ...... d. ........ ' """O ----'.. -w ,._ a _ , ~ ' u did 111011 - .. • eralcrs. oiiW ' Cll!llaa. with Mtehell tlal: .......... .1111 fldm1 t.a1tiJ ...... a-- .·iiri-...,... .· rw .., medical lli!ollou ....all,. A ready • to • . ll!lo home at a )'011 can afford. LocaJed / . .. . ·r ·.· ~ ' r .. .•. ·..... ' ,. . ~ : 4 'i . ~ .....·' "'" .. ., . '·v . , ·.. :;, ~-- .,_....,_,~_. , . . .,.,_.. I"~ICIICQ ~··::~ • �'I'• ' ., .,. I • llonllnol, P""llll'GJ>:~dlll~~. 0,, Monc~Q, Sop~ 1$, IHt ,, on ·!'! >I ' . t;tv(ited son hss dol~tedOak HBI3s-6r,nd andlirood. ctuohod GreenlleJd..McCialn $0. SUnda,y o. Ironton alter dropj>lll8 a IU Ja:'Ckion verdict to pdieriUI Lopn, W, 1111\ the Ironton Vo., In ita opeoir, came bock Frlda.Y nlaflt to thUinp Porllmoull) 26-6. , Plcks.d 'tor tllird place was the poJnta out or • Glillpollo Blue Dovllo of coach In tho vOting 1>1 Jolin Ecksr, ., who notted 6$\1 rn•n-llua and biood.. atero palnta 'whBo recolvilig 'lh Drat the leqllo. place wieo. one member plckod ~;;.,;;.:; It waa a close aeleo- Gallipol.la and Jackson to lie lor ~ 11 Cooch l!ciiJ llruney'alron- the cha~~Vlooshlp whUe another t<iil n&e.:a wore just one and one- predicted that Looan and Athens hal( .......~ bohlnd lor 1'llllllerlll would Do lor !ourtl1 plsce hoMrs liaaon. ln the flnt division. , '!e)t"O non-lequoouUngs Jack- In a aurpritilli vole, ._,,s ~·tarn Man Again Master Of Nasty Computers .~~~~··f~~~~~~~~ Few frustrations in this modern life are better calculated to reduce even the most mild-mannered person to a seething jelly of impotent rage than to ftnd oneself in a letter. writing duel with a bill-collecting computer. The company has made a simple error. One has recelpts and canceled checks to prove it. It could easily be adjusted. But the computer blithely ignores all protests and continues to grind out statement after statement. There Is fortunately, still time for man to -'sert bls mastery oVer the machines he has made, aDd at least one state has taken a step in that direction. In Maryland a newly passed law stateo that If a custo- .. ........ ..... . ..... .: .... :·"··· ....... . .. . . ' '.. ....... . .. . .. • • · "' ' I' • .< • •. , ....... .... ., •• . ••• It ~- l ' ' .' ~Ji .. mer does not get an answer ..in clear and definitive terms" . within 60 days after makin~ a written Inquiry abeut ~ status of his acc01mt, he lB not liable for any serv1ce charges that come due from .the time the creditor receiveo the inquiry until the matter IS finally otralgbteDed out. The law applies to any ilind of bUI with a finance br serv· line credit card, bank card, check-credit, .U,, Good as the new law is, it could be even better, suggest. Consumers Union. One useful amendment would be to take aim at credit departments that not only ignore letters poilltlng out errors but compound the situation by sending out a sequence of nastier and nastier collection notices. In penalty for unwarranted dunning, the creditor would be required to forfeit the principal along with the intereot. . Also, a realiy tough law might make It a criminal act for. a creditor to send a false delinqUOlWY report to a credit bureau If it was b.1Sed on a billing error which he made. Most Americans. however, would be content to go along with the Marylsnd law as it now stands-bappy to lmow that, at least to some extent, human beings are beiDg put back in control of the computar. .To,Capture 1969 SEOAL Grid·Ti:tlii·' cd ! Chloltalns wore plcks.d rot fourth place with dele~. ~luli>_lm Athena relegated to llllhplaco, or at the top of tho 'aocold dlvldan. Roundill8 out the •otill8. the Meigs Marauclai'a wore sJven siXth place whlle Welioton was an unanlmouo chOice to llnlsb aoventh, a..1NelaonvUJe.Yorkrecelved all the volea to lake the cellar opot in lhe llnalalancll'11. Before moldcw their 1969pfqlnosttcallons the acrlbea and east.era Uatened careiUII,y to w..t each had to SOl' In hia oummlry of the team he repreaellted. buBtai'ound flashy nallboek IJar.. win Velonllno and powor..Jaden Dan Murphy, a fulll•ck, The Jroo. 1 moo hovo a roek-rlllbed defe1110 · wblcb obnply lhuta otr •Ill' runnill8 aU&ek and force• the ent.t o - the bolL SUnurilrizicw tho other teama, tho mombersl'AdthlstoSOI'about each team: ATHENS - A Qo.Plcol Athens team that ... juat anrap size but very quick. coach Don Eskey e>Peets to make acme chonaoo · folloWlnc two successive shutouts by 'Marietta 12-G and a 46-0 loss It was noted that Jacllaon has a to lancaster. The te&m will be' bulldooinc tiPe running pme much atr.,.r when Fullback Milller's Rich West Runs Wild Over Tornado Eleven h ., . ,· ~~· .MIJI!r t~, Drat . The miniskirt, while it may fall short in oome respects, lt. has won the praise of an insurance company as a safe driv- Rich West, 170 lb. senior lull· bac"-' ,ruahed' lor an amazing 296 yanlsln 21 carries lor a14.la•· ing costume. The miniskirt gives a woman greater leg freedom for easier braking and acceleration, especially when wom witb low heels, says Aetna Life Insurance and Casualty. ·. •.q. and scoredftvetouchdowns •11!1 two extra points, good tor 3.2 .PIIInta. . The actuaries now join millions of male pedestrians wbo bave long been giving nods of approval to mluisldrted motorists-usually wben viewed from a blgb curb as they stop for a light or round the comer. ioalsoa hoatd-llttti!Wtaelcler onde(enleandlla\W&YIIslfiJIII!I[ to tbe ~IU· belt receiver. The, llllelo ..VB lW<> lloo ends and a solid bacldleld but are very weak In the IJUrlor line. IRONTON~ 11111 team loadod with ·-rteneOci vetel'&llllt al· molt every pooiUoo heodod "'bJ G,... Sternoman at quarterback alld Rick Boykin at lullbock. Tho ollenoe is lilce a looded ......, and defense doea not pvo "' "cheap" touchdowno or lcq runs. MEIGS - l\)okeamen tee! that deadlf aecuraey and Ia a power- C111ch lllarlie Chancey will .... rut runner on tho roll"'!!~ option. to walt unill 1970 lor aahotatthe championship hecouse of a line sophomore grcqo coming ~. Team boa goOII olzeatthreepool· tions but is otherwise very small lor SEOAL In 1969, Pasolng atlack could be very good aa Quarterbock Pat O'Brien 1mproves with each coniA!at. WELLSTON - Under new r coach John Conger this toom Ia looded with big seniors who are out lor !oothell for thefirot~ · HeadNewsmen· .. New York Jets Rally To • Falcons .POsted West neJI broke lose, ashe did win ~ the seuon with . so mony tlmea durinc the pme, a·"-11 win <M>r Southern Local, lor 48 yards lor this fourth touchse~ afternoon at Miller near d... n and 15:1lb. Junior quortorNoii'SiftltavWe. back Jerry Bonks' kick for the 'Cc.ich Jim COOk'• buys slarled polnHIIer-touchdown was abo~ off ..,. ~rot quorter with a r<IIIUI For the llllh and last time, m.;i!llnd, ecorlng the first three West ran 56 yards lot another !lin lbey had the balL After a acore, alld U9 lb. oophcmore olUUtlh second quortor the Fa[. euard Pete Kiener's kick wao · caiw turned it oo apln In the wide. a~Uool holt to moke a runaway of Juotice of Soutbornllnishodthe Mini Is Long on Safety stru '· ·b',I e Will ,. 1' ~ lla.. Ccipn lo able to Oliorale at MJ.tO .ao ·he slowly recovwra from a ml~r laloe iojury, GALLtpous ...,, Undar head cooch Jllhn Eelcer, the Blue llavllo .... .Uopllled a poworlui otronse with a goOII ~cldleld a lid a h8fd.llltlqliDB. Four aopbo omore atartora m ol!enalve unit need more OJiPOrleneo and dolo.,. aive unit hal pennilted 1evenl lq-pinero in lint two contesta. LOGAN - 114>reae1111tivoo feel t ..t Bllb Jollnston Is tho best quarterback in the leque as he thr'"'s the hall50to60yardswith als Win Opener, 27-21 ,.-~..,. ' ice charge on it-department store revol.ving account, gaso- • Pro Standings By Vlllted Press lnlernattonal East WLTPct.PFPA .New York • , ,1 0 0 1.000 113 19 llouololl , •• 0 I 0 .000 17 21 Dll!alo . .. .o 1 o .000 19 113 Mliml •••• 0 I 0 .000 21 27 Boaloll .. ..0 1 0 .000 1 35 West W L T Pet. PF PA Deaver ..... 1 0 0 1.000 35 7 ~City .1 0 0 1.00027 9 Oakland ••• 1 0 0 1.000 21 17 Clnelmati .• 1 0 0 1.000 27 21 Soli DJaso . .0 I 0 .000 9 27 Whip Buffalo Bills 33-19 Representative feels thatQuarterback DeMls Headley ls very elose to beillt a ••one-man gang" a& he plays any poollloo and is United Preas International The Clnclnnoti Beii8Bls couldn't have dellYered a more lltti~V epltajlh to llnebeclolr Fnllk Bunccn. scoriJii' ol the claY lor both teams The Be!¥111s. who learned only hours before their ame with the "ersaWe enr:t~.~~h to worry the opao he sprinted 10 yard& over his Milml Dolphins Sunday thot Bunccm had died of a lwlariatuck at the pononta with his ollenalve quarright encl. Hoback, who ran lor age .. 29, wont out and stunned the Miami Dolphins 27-21 and dra- IA!rbockill8. 97 )'llrds In two carries, ran in moUcalb "'"ned the American FootiJall League'• lOth season. NELSONVILLE • YORK lhe extras and that left the nnat Cooch Dave Boston doeo score 44-16. • The victory wu a opoclal Ta,ylor to brook _ . a lli!lrt enougll players available for ad~ The Miller Falcons wUiblttbe lrllMte to Buncom, a 29.year. defensive lllUilt In the lblnl cent scr-immage. The Buckeyes rood lor the first time next Fri· old veteran ot ,;sbt AFL quarter and help the cblela are starting their final seasonas day night travelq to Federal- •eaoono who died &mclaY _ . thalr - - on a wtnnlng a member of the SEOAL and are HocldJii to play the lancers. morning. Buncom was a oote. Daw11011 hit TI\Ylor wllb just trying to keep anyone trom Tho Southern Local Tornedoes rraduate ~ Southern California, another acorlng pau with just getting seriously injured as they will try to poot their first w!n of and was an all-league llneback- 1:20 lett to pllll' in the game, wUI be play!Jii oot of their class 1969 against the eyer-to•h er lhre• Umeo with the SoD Dawoon compl- 19 ol 35 aaatnst an,y league owonent. cats ol ((3ger Creek at Racine in DIOIO Charprs. He had spent pasoes lor 219 yards In the Besed on eight points lot Ora~ their secondSVACpmenextFri-' the last · two years wllb tho game. sewn for second, six lor third, day nigh~ They are 0.1 In the Benp.ls. Stove Tone! connected lor and etc., this is the way the league and 0-2 ovenll. 111 other action, the New York three toucbdown paases and scribes selected the SEOAL Southom Miller Jsts opened detenoe o1 their Floyd Utile gained aver 100 teams to finish the 1969 league 17 AFL title b,y whlppiJii the yards rullhlng at the Broncoa campaign Flrot Downs •.•• 11 · POINTS Yards Ruahinc ••• 165 432 -ala Billa 33-19, Oakland crushed tile Patrlota. Tensl POS.-TEAM Yards Passing ••• 12 5 edged Houaton 21-17, Kanoas passed for touchdowns of i7, 1 - Jackson .. • .. .. . 111-h Tolal Yards .•••• 177 437 City ~ San Dle&G 27-8 and three and nine yards whBe 2 Ironton , , , , , , , 69 Passes Att'plod ... 3 4 Denver routed - . 35-7. Gallipolis • .. • .. 65'h Little ran the Booton defense 3 Passe& Colq)'d ••.• 1 1 O.J. Slmp1011, mak1ng his pro ragged. The Chargers• defense 4 Logan • • . ••••• 511h Intercepted By ••••• 0 2 debut, turned ·Jn an exclllng also oporkled, picking of! lour 5 Atheno •...•••• 41'h Tolal Fumbles •••.. 2 9 game ror tho Bills as he scored cl. John Hadl'a panes. 6 Meigs . • • ...•• 32 BY QUARTERS one touchdown and gave them 1 - Wellston •• , . . . . 20 Southern 0 0 0 8-16 fits on acreen pa.asea. Joe 8 - Nelsonville-York .•• 10 Miller 2il 0 12 i2- 44 Nllllllth, .., Ute other hand, bed a rather 11001" game for the Jeta ao he completed only oeven ~ By not.... Wilt occ.-ed all three touch· downs in the openill8 qua!Ur on J'Qlll ol 6, 4 and 3 yarda. He leored the extra points after the lblnl· score. The attonwts on the · llral a.o -e no good. After Mll!er had jumped orr to. a ·20.0 ·!Old, the Tornadoes of Cooch B<ib Aohloy como bock with die only scare Of the aeecind qua,.. . ter, playlns their bolt bW of the "'"an. Thla came on a 1"1ard p i - by 200 lb. 6dlbock BBI ~sReoults 19 passes for one too.chdown lldlack, and 160 lb; freshman Now York 33 Bullalo 19 By Uplijld~esa ,lnternattonal and had three passes intercept. hal....,k Paul Justiel' ran IIW'4>- Kalll'Cily:tl'iiia4liolll0'" ' ' . ,, a'WeM'Va.'di ib'~ri liill •Hvl:ecl. l%1d~ a~• ·bOft· ltli ~ : til polnta and at halltimo it wu .DoWei"ll5 ~7 , . ·• ., ' ' ' 1wiailftt'"'!' 'Uaii'!ii''7'""" _._,.,In tile ·leooixi · ~ itbml dJIIila.tu.a..,2Mr• ··· -ry ;' -··, Clndmati27Mlaml21 · Drake 24'Msvlll~ 2i'tfl~l"' ' ' ' ·~ fOJll on him. ' · ' · · • .· . · ·'; ' . 'SEcoND lfALF. · . Oaktsiil21Houst00 17 Ind. S1. 41 Eaot W. 6 Daryle Lamonica bit Warren Obct' apia the Falcono came &!1unlay'a Games Kent St. 24 Da,yton 14 WeDs wttll a 64-yard scoring 01\i of Uie clreaalnc· r - a n d Klaml al Oakland Wake For. 22 North car st, 21 pass late In the fourth period to (Onl,y game aeheduled) . pGured on the .cooL ~oo Kl._ N. Micb. 24 N. Iowa 14 provide the Raldero with their &mc~a;y•a Games 160' 'lb. lenior,-ned the scor· Monmouth 20 Lawrence 18 wlmlng touchdown. The Oilers q lot Miller inthetblnlquortor Bealoll at Kansas City Dulllque 20 North Central? had laken a 17-14 lead wtth 6:25 01! a 54-yard ittareepttm i-eturn. Houstoa at Blffalo West · Va. St. 26 West Va. T. 0 remaining m a 15.yard paos Tba 'tty for odra points was no New York at Denver 'Air Foree 25 SMU 22 from Pete ·-lhord to Jerry ' ioail.ao a to Joe Kiener 1e11 Soli Dleao at Clnclmali UTELP 14 Pacific 10 Loriu, but two pia,ya alter the (Onl,y llDlO scheduled) .• IIICOIIQiloto. AbBene Chrlltlan 35 Ark T 17 ensuing ldclu>ft Lamonica hit IJCLA 37 Oreson 0 Welis for the willltng score. Ban St. 10 Unlv. of Bul!alo 7 Len Dawoon c:oonected wllb a North Dak. st. 28 N. m. o 51;.,yard scoring pass to Otis Southwest Minn. 13 Mich. T 1 ,. Moniana 24 North Dakota 10 -Uidtedl'rosallllernatlonal [D'NaCO protest, saying be, DCJ\ . W. St. 44 UniY, Wlsc-Milw. II DORCAS l:INCINNATI (UP!j - l!ciiJ PlneaJ, had been promised the Viaitl118 with Mr. and Mrs. Ro.,. Cincinnati IIQfOls ....... ride m Gomel:. Amerigo Lad,y , nie Beegle alll famUy were bis llntshed aecond and Sbuvee parents, Dollie-•nd Mattie Beegle he bed - third. HARRISONVILLE to boeome an actift and Ada, a Uttl~ Amish friend or which, If rramed, at 41 Mrs. Lonnie Hudson called on Fredrlckoburg. ,_ro ill ... wwld make him NEW ' YORK (UPJ) - Alex . Bernlce and Kenneth Theiss, jjla,yer . . . to Woboter, In bls Orot claY as the Jack Clarks Saturday enning. lnvltaUons lor the woddill8, Sat- David and Dm'I'Ja, am an aunt. In tile National Basket- bllll -~~ eoaeb ~ the New Aa...talfm. · Yc.-k Glanla, cut three plii)'OI:s, urday, Sep~ 13 of Miss !bolla 8acHe Thuener, atteOOed the gradClark and Kenneth carsey, are uation 0{ their daughter, Sharon, ·- - . and It ""' believed !hat being received. A reception wlll from nurslJW school at River·YOBK (UP1) - La1!Jt vwtoran Jim KatcaY&p mllltt Jr. rode GameiJ to an · bo fa Ifni lor an ual*iant'a Job follow lor mambers of the Im- aide White Cross HosPital The mediate families. comm...,anent was held at the vldory In the .81,8150 undar Wobstar. Tho Hex Arlx lamUy was called Batelle Memorlallnotilule fa C... ~ at Bel--. . l!dclfo lleiJnlde'a KLAGENFtJRT, A u II r i II to West Virginia by the death of lmnbus. Mr1. Arl.x's father. Mr. and Mra. Earnest (Jud,y ~~ . !.Jn.ll:eli . S1&!4!~ Beegle) Bing of Wilmington, Ohio lured \110 of tho 11\'en tlllu at vlotted lfr. and Mrs. Ronnie tile . . . . _ Rowioc •CLEVELAND (I.! PI) - T b e Jllonlhlpa &alcla1 aDd omirsed Bhnml' rlllrt dolenoivo taclcle Bellldo and ~. the m~ &old modal• Jim llall!cld, a reautar for .fin iolol<lll~' wlll mla* about hilt the NATIONWIDE BUYS GATES IUilCIIIII 28 ~···· u a ro.,.tt of on iQjury COWMBUS (UPJ) - NatioD1M. (UPJ)- .... aulrei-ed Sotunlo,y. OOI'p. baa iiCOIIlrod GaiN, - •lnsla ·'',0. tho team said )(dlanald " ¢o., ~· loci~: ~ the Vlllilcl IOstslond a frac- ~ aervlce Involved II un.. Dilliill .left fibula In a omiil<Q'milll and ...,;.....,.. . quargr or and wlll oponte II as a oubaldlai7. Saturday's College Scores This Week's Results . Joe Slrloblo, Jlialo - by - ~ lor Bac1io station WMPOof Mlddlepwt • RlmefO¥, llmcli\Y waa elected prelld«<l ol the Soull!oallom Oblo!ip>rtawrlt.. ora and Br<lldcuten AaiOdatkln In a meeting It Jackaoa. An ellht ·year •eteran ~ radlo sports, Slruble oucceeda Jim Sollaro ol tho Jackam Herold as [D'ealdent of the eight city""""' dattoo. Meetln& a1 the Jolly Loneo Bowling Center, the membero aloo elected Jim Myero olthe Logan Dally News as vlceo{)resldent and Odie O'llomeli ~ the Galllpolia Tribune ao secretary. tl'Ga~urer lor the 14th year. lll&l> school principals andath~ letie directors were guests~tbe uiOdatlon for asteakdlnnerfollowed by a brief discussion on · . ... ............,, UIOdatloo 11- tenc1lnB were Jim Solian ... WI!Dard Fftlpatriek, J"'*-; Joe Slruhle and Bob - . Meigs; Tom - · and Row! Con&don. - • ; Bud Mea. and Odie O'Doanell, Gallipol.la; lflora, Lee Hamilton and Jim and l!ciiJ WUits ~ Wollaton. Guests were Dave Kemptoa, aaslatut IPOril illtormadon dlrector ~ 0b1o Ulliveralty, IIIII' Keith Wisecup of POmeroy. FoUowJnc the annualUcatioDI m tile 1969 SEOAL . - R challlpiOIIIblp nee, tile mombero ad,Jauroed - 1 theaehedulod 11*liDg on November 9, 1969 when the AU - SEOAL Logan; Football tellb wUl be aeleet.d. varlliua matlerspertalningtoailtletles in the SEOAL. Press pa110s lor the 1969..70 school year were IIIPfO\'ed and Issued followed by an Informal .Useusolon with remarks 1>1 the admlnlatrators and news media representatives. Principals In atteodanoe were Jadt (;(nran, Jackaon; James N. M. Davia, Gallipolis; James Irontoni J ames Diehl , Melga; Gerald Klllean, Athena; Charles Moore, Logan; and Jim O'Dell, Weliston. Athletic Directors attendlq the session were Bell Buckles, Jackoon; Ed Stewart, Gallipol.la; Dick MYers, Ironton; Charles lllaneey, Meigs; Lou Parker, ._,; and Bob Breman, WeUs- ••-~ •••uS, loll. · O..lo Womer DOES HOME INSURANCE COVER FROZEN PLUMBING DAMAGE? Out' Members of the apnrtawrltera Ho~neow,.,.s IIOitigoto Ohio Collese Foothall Scores ~ United Preso lnternallonal West VIrginia 57 Clnclnnoti 11 Kent Slate 24 Dayton 14 Miami 35 xavier 7 Deliance 40 Hope, Mich. 1 Akron 52 artier, Ind. o Alma, Mich. 36 Blul!too 8 Policy co,.,. a multltud. of tM::zard1. F• truly broad protection Ctgc~inst hotne lossu at o lo• cost, lnOvt' ,.otley, fot' tho an1wer• to oil of your lnsuranC* q1Mstlon1 coli UIJ. T alee odv-o""' ta80 of an Insurance It low fn cost, ,ron Davis-Warner Ins. Phono 992·2966 By il\ll!Od Piela ·~ · · · -· :. ·;·'· · a·' c•cn'i. tutheran west :1.2 iliook, ··College Games ' olde 6 PI•• He Wll>l flattered lAngsville September 9, 1969 Dear SJr, a-nti)' some member• ~my lamib' forwarded to IIIII! • copy of The DallY Soltlnel tn wbkb the editors aou&bt a man 1for part..tlme emplo,yWm.• I am fiattered 1>1 JOUl' _ . . that I same . . . _ at rome YOUTH · - ::! IT! Tt ·i~ is for y<img peo.. have at college. You'd thlnl< Ill)' folks wwld J1le r leir ' I OleDlJ and pleas. ure,, their """bios and fun. As Ullderstand that dtscrlmlnattonla the relt ~ Helen Help Usl, not lor them - SOC!ALLY IUNIt nJ-..s laug!ts but won't DEIIED dodge a serlouo question with a Dear S.H.; You are free, blaci!, and 21 brU811-oll. Sen<! JOUl' teenage questions - and wiser thaD your lolkl. to YOUTH ASKDl FOR IT, care stay that· ~!- H.. ~ Holen Help Vol this newspo. por. MADE A F AS!' TRIP Dear lleleni People who say marijuana, bubllh, and all aren't danger..., ....,.d look at the bashed. fa do my car! I bail porlwd on a city 1 ltreet. Just as I was w~ away, a body came hurtling ~ the air and !snded oo my ear. I found out later this young ...,. hod leaped rrom a three story HE .. · batel - · Luckily m,y broke bla fall, and he is reoovorbll: In a hoopltal. You see, he thougbt he eouid fly .. . He was up oa drugs, and he made a verr -trip down. Dear Hel101: rm a 17-year.olcl girl In loJe with a 27.year.old man who Is getting a divorce and has two chlidren. He Is not Ilks other married guys out for a Ding, He wauta to marry me • All 1111 frlendB tell me to leave hhn aalhere 11 IIOIII01IIIng wr<llll! with an older 11111 who clateo-qero. J haVIOI't told my porents 1 want to IIIBI'I')' bhn. Aloo, thel don't kMw Ilia Hal age or that he baa beeo married. The¥ hard-, lyknowhlm. Sbould I walt and spring the newa all at ooce, or Bhould. I bell..e w11at Ill)' lrteods SOl'? -MIXED UP Dear Mixed Up: II you were absolutely oure 1:you loved tbia man, yw; wwldo't be seeking the advice ~ lrlalda and columnists, ..,.. ...Ud you hide him !rom your lll{ents. So watt unUl you're a u r e. ~Ue, level with your folks! Believe me, I had a hard time .-lnelng m,y lnounnce com. Jan)' that it wasn't l who Wat hallucfaattng! - WHY ME? Dear Helen: I om a 21..year.old A r r o. American college CC>4d. WbBe home for the summer I met a - H, alee )'OUIII man - aewan, we Dear Helen: There't a bo1 m our bloclc each Oilier sli&lrtly In high ..,_ - and he aaked me out who ia a real doll, but be rieYer comea out In the otreet to....,. ~timu: · ,, ICr pono11, however, ~ kick ball with the rest ~ the •' W. blm limply because he hao ldda becau10 all he'o ~oot. eel In Ia flaking. How can I 80t ,,. .,..... complolllon. The¥ · ~ ada lo the reaoon, but a hhn to notice me? - DARLENE ,,_ . ~· have allpped, Qlr D-Darlene: Wh¥ don't you taka up fl.y,..!;f,U: ~ ll&l>t. '.'! hi ·..- 'Ill love witll tllla lol- ~a·I~?Toeatcha JO!f1 ~ I do illloY Ills ""'1JlJDY il"Y· u10 tho haft he likes boot aad' ,t .,.._.. nat having t h • -H. -·t ' ,. l1' oj ' ' ' . .. , 1' J 1 ' I. oua deacriptlcms of my aecompltsbmeata, aad !thank youIIIDcerel: lor yoor aeeoladoo. awuwrlllenl_..,,lbe. Uevo, that a PfClllhet Ia not WW.. out ..... In hts """ hometowa. No [)t'<JIIbet am ~ but I can BIIIUl'O JOU 1l1at a kllld wordfrom fa my home ia ~ mud!. greater value to me tbaD onr award I mli!lrt COjllure tn a larp -.poll a. Thare are 10 many - i e to wbom I owe 10 very mueb for whatever measure ot succe1a I haVe atlained. To name them QUICK QUIZ ~In World War II, whtch """' the firlt Am capitul to fall to tht AI!M!•? A~Rome, Italy, on June 4, 1944. Q-Which is lht world'• .....U.st flowering plont? ,._.A flowering plant called Wolllla, a tiny plant that grows in pondo, bas "leaves" that are less than 1/lltb of an lncb liloq. It bas no l'GOts or atema, lad the ''leaf'' It actually the whole plant. Social Note& Mr. and lin. w. E. Crouaer hod u 1110110 recenlly, Mr. and lin. Arlie Rite and cblldren, Mr. and llro. lloJ CrouHr and claiChiA!r, llro. Allee UYi118aioll alld Mr. IIIII IIra. III<Unl HleloDWI, all of C<ll-.. llr, and Mrs. Wr7 WUty 1111 of llanlllelcl, Mr. and lira. WD.ltam lldlalltler and Mr. and Mrs. J-a W. - r and claailhter of Rcillancl, Mlks Prtce of lhdland Rei., Mr. IIIII MrL RuoMll ii'Aiell and llmli.Y and Mr. alld Mrs. 8AiniH E'Aiell or o.... . bar, W, Va. The I!Aieo i'amtb', Artie Rite, 11oJ crounr, Mlks Price and the WUty bofo lllrentortaiml.mt tor the ...,.,.. lira. Barr, Kldlalle and llaTkl, visited her !""*her, Mro. Hanni_ IIIII Tor· esa and her lflnlmolber, Mrs. Harley J...._ WcifPen. Mrs. Mao 4'pcll Ia recl(>ll'atilli at h<lne·~booPita!L­ zation. Mrs. llultGn of Bradbury visited bet lOll and daual>IA!r-i.,.lsw, Mr. and Mro. Jerry Jacks. Mr. alld !fro. AlP1a Barnlea· tloned tn ~N.Y. Theywem slgbtaeeiqr at,'~ ~·and in ConodLOiheraill!swereat Erie, Pa., Brockton, N. Y., Q-,Wiw was. tht firot high Cleveland, Toledo, Walbridge, priest of flr.,.,l? MllloburJ and several places In A-Aaron, tbe elder Weot Vqinla. brother of Mooeo. Mr. and J,lro. lllesiA!r Mellor Q-Ar all majOr r act and cbUdren of COlumbus B[ltlta weekend ·. with her parents, Mr. !riiCiu, wh<lt u the minimum bot? • and Mrs. Alpha Barr. . Mrs. 118)' Oldwallsdor, Chrll A~. and Brian, spem a woelc with her Tbls colwnn Ia dodt..lecf'to parema, Mr. and Mrs. Alpha .family 11v1ng; 10 If you're hsv· Barr. 'lfr, and Mrs. Duane Barr lnllldd trouble or Jult plaiD trou. and Shawn, ofOok Hill calllld · blo, let Heleo help YOU. !lie will on his Plirenta Salurda¥· Mrs.. 118)' Bensoolor and ebB-' allo wlleom.e your mm amua.. . 1n11 -rlences. Addreu Helen dren of' Bowline Green spent a BoUel In care or lbla - - · week with her Jlloti'O>r, lola Barpor, trum. ·Weekend S~mmary a.am. -u.n. ........... doalwallbi ~ Seairlt!ti ,Jayqt.. ' ·i<' ', Lowellville 30 Springfield 0 By ila¥ VIllage 14 Clevelancl Rhodes United Preoa lllternotlonai (SalurdCII') Miami al DI\Yion (N) VIllanova at Toledo (N) 12 Breckowllle 38 R l - Helgbta 0 Kent state at Ohio Vlliversl1;)' Kent Slate 20 Ledpmont 12 (MAC) Edlaon 20 Welllngtoo 14 Fairmont West 8 Springfield Vtab Slate at Bowling Gr0011 FJndla.y at Baldwln.Wallace (N) North 6 Springfield Central 14 Tecumseh California State (Pal at Denioon Centre at Kenyon 6 Fairview 42 Clove. Vlliveralty MarieUa at Westminster (Pa.) lit, Unloo at Rochester School42 Olterbeln at Suaquebana (Pa.) Lorain King 34 Cleveland Adamo West Liberty at Muaklngwn (N) 6 . Canton C.C. 23 YllgBtown Cnlnl Edinboro st. at ObloNortharn(N) YIJIIIIgllown state a1 Woatern IDIMomoy 6 oola llridpport 18 Unsley W. VL 0 Xavier at -alo Adena 20 Brtlliant 8 William & Mary at ClnclmaU(N) lolarlm Catholic 6 Bucyrus 0 at Bluffton (N) Taylor Core,y 14 River Valle,y 6 WBmlngton at Anderoon (Ind.) Wyulord 14 Mohawk 8 Tampa ai Aleron (N) TitrlD Calvert 16 Uppor SorlmoDefiance at Adrian, Mleb. (N) ky 14 MAC - Mid-American Lexington 19 WU!ard 0 enee. Mt. Vernon 30 Manalleld MadJ. Nnight game, 10014 \ SiacNsky I'Vklna 16 Sdsky St. RATE HIKE ASl5i'D Marys 14 MANSFIELD, Oblo (UP!j Y~ Ursullno 1• Cbanel 0 Vlllted Telephone Co. or Ohio Padua 26 Clevelancl Lutheran has aaked the Oblo PUblic VWIEalt 0 IIea Commission to approve rate Crestwood 22 Aurora 8 Inc.,..., up to $5.45 a IIIO!dll. Euclid 28 Gorlleld llelldlta 22 Tba bl&ber ratea, the Drat Newark Cailtollc 40 Columbu* uked by Unlled lliDce 1961, Acdf.O Carol! 8 Lan<utor F-ek 0 would push tile COli or a aoieToledo llaVllblao 27 Toledo Lib- par1;)' bullaosa phone now al $11.90 a - . to•17.35. Aprlbey G. vlle re........, tel..,._ wwld ~ ·20 . Miller 0 Pbrtamoulh Noire Dame 20 coat ".85, "'~.u. Tho cited ......... lnNorlbweltO terelt raiU and taxeo lor the NBeo ¥cKlnle,y 48 YOOIDillll>wn -s a.r...o ,._~ Norwalk a. Pial~ w~ o ~ Moanet'28 Gorr«<i.nle 22 ' • Sl.ol)tOII 1.acll 14 lit, ~ 8 lloaver Local~ Leetonia o ' ', '.· ctn. PUrcell 22 Ctn. c.urt.r . ' Tech 0 . Re-.o 56 AllI· ' • w-' ',' , ...... ' : • ' t • 14 w~ :, that Confer- Do you know what could happen if everyone were just a little less piggy? We'd cool inflation. Inflation can be stopped. Of course, Government must do the big part. But, as shoppers, voters, wage earners, and businessmen, each of us can help just by being a little less piggy. So let's do·it,let' s·all stop inflation. Find out more about this problem and what you cap do about it. For a free booklet prepared by the Joint Council on Economic Education, write to: "Iii~tion Can B«:~topped."P.O. Box 1900; Radio City Station, New York, N. :Y.' l 01,)19. �. ' ...,.._ i~ ...... . r. ·~ 1.•• ;.,,," · " .,.. "·DARD JiRENNER ' • )' ButPi:l~o· f!lr al•..ioter ~altle •' tlPI f'llri!> &~!tor . . '·· ....._ oJiuN, after W~N .(111'0-citu.. ev•a•iy lleill <lillie prfeea 10 up op1a . . . fM\Iorl hoi' to . ..· lboir foedloll. "AI I reoult, 0 HoUae Aid, "ealf ..,.Ueero aro IIIII '-"•atry wama. , to ·""· ~ 1 lair Bill llooae> prealdont of the - · " What . - the future? Amerlean NIIIGolal CaUioD.io Browns Will Observe Golden Wedding Sept. 28 1 LETART, W. v A. Friends of Mr. and Mrs. Homer C. Brown of Letart, W. Va., are invited to attend an open house and canl shower at their home on Sunday, September 28. Guests wlU be r• oe!VIId from I to 5 p. m. The Browns were married September 28, 1919. 'They are tile parents or four children, George, of Maaoo; Mrs. Ralph Wears, Teays Valley; Mrs. Earl Harris, Nitro, and Mrs. Roy Rickard, Denver, Colorado. They haw 10 grandchildren and two great-grandchildren. 1------------------------------------- tbla · -•men 11ere "F""" _ lbrOillll tho flrll ~n eould fall alfln ~0 . of• ~970; I _ . t aiiWfllter eat- . ' If eowrnen dou't pt botler tlo llrieeo. wW be e1- to - . llrieea. 1111 lovelo. '1ben thoro will hava catllo! prfeea rose allupJ¥ to be 1111 ln9"- If wo _ . t 4lrlal the ftrll llalf of W. to malataln productloa." I - · The average ~ prfea Taetleal Step . <II cldee steers at ..... major Houae IIIII other ANCA loodmatkota IOSiled from 27 .lrl eenu ora have lndlc:ated the eallle a poimd Jan. 16 to a peak of _.., eurrently Ia lllYinl Oltly a 34.36 eenta June 3. llriorit.t' to Ita Ioiii eilnAt that pollll, Hoose lndleal- Pllln to periiUide Corwru• to . ed, e'ituemen wore Ia lair lllften - · on lleill itrq)oda. lbapo beeause • I tblak 32 .....U Tlda II 011\Y a taetleal atop, II eloae to tba break.«o111 ANCA oflldala aalcl, doalgnecl to point. • The ANCA Aid allow them to eOIICIIIIrate their eall produeers, looklna 11 for lilt IIIOIIIIDt m a 1-.. tho lmprvved priee for Dnlalled alaualdor eattle, bepo looking forward to a break....-on ... tor return for their ealvea tlda fell. Cooled Pruapeeta GAUGE'! Gallfloila, . 1U IIIII 12.7 ruon1n1 8 !tiC ci roiL: era; "Pl. Pleaaalll, 2t.35; Pomer<lil' • Ma..O. 10.$31ll!afoo. 0.81 Falla, 3.02 r1 .. 18;12 riiiDio I....... , and W!J&lcl, are m the ell!. BOAT MOVEMENTS: OALLIPOLJS LOCKS - ~ ward down t:N }I.Dl.; Erplonr down8:6i 11-ln.l M.Joakadown 9 p.m.; ORCO down V:N p.m.; Fral*lla B. up 12:to a.m.; . J, Ron down t:45 a.m. KANAWHA RIVER- Marmet, 111!111 to ward alf PZ\llOOIId ebllll&ea in form ID ........_ Gaorao T. Prlee up 5:10 a.m.; tlou. The filhl for lower 1m- Some! up 6:to a.l!l.; WIDflold, pori lovela will reoumo after H. E. - u p 5:30p.m.; Alan the lu llaue haa bean ealtlod H. llorrill down 7:to p.m.; Nam c.pitol IDU, a apokeiDIMI llooal up 8:tS p.m.; Elprcwr up 11:20 11-111.; W. H.~. Jr., up 12:45 a.m.; Edwlrd Bolo -u.up4a.m. OHIO RIVER - Look 1.3, Steel CllJlpor down t:35 a.m.; Look 14, Fnnkila Pteree up 2 :45 p.m.; fliu.1r. - .... ,a.arc_ s. s. IMets Beaten; Reds Drop 5-3 Tilt ' I ' z- Carmel News By the Day Mr. and illrs. WIUio lla&uSt. Peteraburg, Fla., and Mr. olllll Mrs. Buren Du~ can of Riverview, Fla., were z. eent weekend JUOBia of Mr, and Mr Ci •· .._.. re1• alllll Flor- UDmraal Oller up 3:35 }l.m.; ch...., of By FRED DOWN UP! ~s Writer streak came to an end &mda,y when pitcher &eve Blass The New York Meta have reaohed !bat otage of the 181son when they ean gain even when they lose- a luxury no team In the fralltle N-nal llingled home the Uebrealdng nm with two out in the seventh Inning and Matt.Y Alou drove In an Insurance run with a single. League Western DIYision race Blass and stranded two ~ers In five innlnp as Nolan ll.)'an sutfered his second loss ol the m.,- ever have. And Who. ever thought he'd see the cloy when the Mets 5were the best bets to llntsh <.first? That's the way It is todoy in .(the most improbable NL race in history- a race in which the lleta make news by loalng. It's hard to. believe but the lleta lost a pme &mds,y- 5-3 to the PlttaMSh Pfratea. What'l even harder to grasp, -.ver, Is !bat they p1necl I' 'IIM' ntlat jndbua <Oillof all In · the· ·eloalng a··f1 a pemant raee, becallae' tile St. Li>lls Cardinals doleated ~tile Chicago Cuba, 2-1, In 10 'ljlmlnga. Aa a reoult, tile Mets lboir 81'. pme lead In the Eall IIIII p1necl a day In the raee for tho wtro. • • Not so Ia the Wall where the AIIIDta Braves, Loa Angelea Dodgers, San Francisco Giants 1 ud Cincinnati Reds are &riJUIIed togother under a two.. IIIJIIO bllnket with tho Hooaton Allroa ltlll Ia <OIIIentton, 5'h ~ '«held J • out. The lleta' IO.pme wimlng liY llDited Prell bematoaal Nukml Lea&ue Eall W L Pet. GB New York .... 88 58 .603 pd- ... . .85 62 .578 81'. IlL Loulo •••• 711 lr1 .541 9 PlltiburSh •• • 77 67 ftll ....lpllla •• 57 87 - . . J .... t7 100 Wtll W L AIIIDta .....112 65 Lot Anplea • 711 6S SID Fnn. . •. 80 66 Claellllall••• 78 65 Boulllln •• . • 75 69 SID Dloeo •• •t5 101 .535 10 .396 30 .320 tl'h Pet. GB .558 .549 .548 .545 .521 .368 l'h 1\2 2 5\1 36\2 !blday'. Reoulta 7 Pbl1adeljJhla 2 PIUiburl!ll5 New YO<k 3 a. Louis 2 adoaao 1 (IO Ml-311ou-2 'WI Aalolu 3 SID Dla11> I /!iiD Fran 5 Cladnnali 3 The Mets made 11 hita of1 season. The Cubs, who were playing in st. Louis and saw the result of tbe Mets' game on tile scoreboard before their game ended, missed tbe chance to pick up a game on the leaders when Lou Brock ilomered In the ~-.,, .......... niabl Doa &!ltjJn aeored Ids 16th vletery ogalaot 15 loase s. Ollie llrolm ldt Ida 19th homer of tho ......., with two out ill the olalh lmlng for SID Dl-'s run. Willie Mays slagled bollli the de-breaking run in the seventh lming to lilt the Glaala put 1m~ plaee Ia the Reds Into tho Wellem Dlviakln. Slaalo• b.Y Guiy &ltherlall\l, Coco Lal!a:Y, Joae Herrera IIIII . - Bateman featured a o1x. run -~ rallJ for the Expos apia• the PIIW!ea. }o Ann Bailey Is Re-Elected League Prexy Officers were elected when the Early Friday NIShi Bowling League met at the POmeroy Lanes at 6:30 p.m. with Prestdent Jo Am Bailey preaidlng. Eleoted lath. Bob Gibaoo pltehed a were president, Jo Ann Baney; aeven-llitter to win his 18th vice president, Grace Pratt, secgame of tho season, wbile 16- retary - treasurer, Mary Martin, game willner Ken Holtzman and ~rna, Dorinda WllliOIL loll bls 11th deeloion. Loacllng the Friday NISht Ladles1 With high iames were Mary . The Braves · doleated th ~t 9!ater and Diona King with re1151ros, a.:, the Dodgers beat speetive ldShs of 153-122 and the SID Diego Padres, 3-l, the GlaDis topped the Reds, 5-3, 145.388. lll8h alngie game was IIIII the Montreal Expos downed Mazy Martin, 158.384 and also tho Plillaclelphla Fllllllea, 7.:, In scoring hiSh was Vickie Gillilan, 114-135-133- 382. tho CJiher NL gamios. other scores were: In tho Ameriean Leaaue, Baltimore defeated Cleveland 73, Detroit topped Waaldngton, 7. 4, New York edged BoiiiOn, a.:, Kanau Cl~ beat Mime-, 43, Chleago ll1Vept Oakland lUI IIIII 9-8 and California dowDed " Nella Seyler, 115-112-139 381!. Jackie Guinther, 85-95-104 - 284. &Isla !Jirlnglln 9o.t05-89 - [HOSPITAL NEWS J Holzer Medleal Ce!Qr, Firat Avt: Geilei:aln:vil'tdnl hoUri ~ aiill 7-8 p. til. ~- r.ratei111~ visiting hours 2:30 to 4:30 p; m. only. Parents only on Pediatrics 284 • Dorinda WUoon, 105-118-114337. Jo Am Bailey, 101-105.$ 305. Dooma Stewart, 97-123-105 325 Grace Pratt, 112-88-109- 309. Juob' llenn)o, 66-US-120- 30t. ..•.NII:7 Martin, . 1~ '"' 38~ P " .' / "I ' Ftln11101t up 8' 13 p.m.; . Stnf.ce up 7:15p.m.; O,F. Shear.. or up V:30 p.m.; liAibert 1'. Tlbolt up 11:55 p.m.; Ilrimotooo up 12:40 a.m.; AlldrewP.Calbounup I ence. a.m.; A. V. Crill up 8:30a.m.: Mr. IIIII Mrs. Hayman Btrnilz Lock 17 ' ~ down 8:2 5 p.m.; of Pomeroy called on WIUiam St. Marya up I2:30 a.m.; Dlmo carleton and Eunle Brinker arel l o - down Z:40 a.m.; Ill. eent Sonda,y evoni~W. Stale up 3 ' 30 a.m.; Beeklord up Gueata of ilfary Clrele durlnc 4' 55 a.m.; BellevUie Locka, Reb- ·the woo- were Mr. alllll !lira. ort G. Well up 3:45p.m.; ftlck- Melvin . Clrole 111111 famU.y of 010 Stale up Ul5 p.m. VU!ean up Columbua, Mrs. Do!llld Pleroa 3 '10 a.m.; Lulber llordman ·up of AthenaandMr,IIIIIMra.Jamei 5 a.m.; -'- T. uP 5 a.m.; Jll- Clrele a1 New HaVIll, W••Va. fer- "" 6:45 •• m.; Raclao Locka, Pully R. down8:45 a.m.; . l'lllllp """" down 1:15 a. m.; Theresa Seley down 2:45 a.m.; OUaclllta up 8 ...... ; G r Loc:lui, J, S. Lewla down4 a.m.; Altoa Zepbyrdowll2:20a.m.; Val. T0Une up 3:f0 LDl.j Igdaflnaup \. n....... Property Transfers • NOW IN FULL ·SWING ' MASoi FURNII.URE ~ · It's Quick! . '" . . '-.-. . " \,1p. ' · :· .If! lnspe:~ tion . ' Held 62 ·. Appr<pximately Btl pariCOia at,. ~. Newark, Blthol141; !'alii ·~ONDAY .ln.apectlcin. of 62, McNU'y1 Colhocton, Bethel 46, • llternatlonal Order of Jobl IIIII Steplwde Croi- GalllpoJOF CLASS, ~ United ·Jlaul!llter•. Sllurday niablll tho lla. "·lllolltodlll CIJur<h, 7:30 p.m. MmOilier dlatinaulllled aueata ln.. day at <Mch. . -l'omel'07 MaiCIIIIe Temple. A ~ ~"of Mateo Mary Elleoi Ward of Warren, troclueed nre Tom EdWard., CHESTER J1A, 8 p.m; . 1o1m. ·:~~CioiJ-L Brand .......... of tho llnialll of the York Croaa of day. Got.aequalntld for lniPiodnl om..r. Olhlr Ohio or; Jese Brlllker, Watehmu ol· and teachers. Chelller B o y Grand Bailie! Cowldl .ajlleero !lleJiborda. Mary !l>rlne, White SCOuts in .charge of llai: pletlp. lalrodut:Od bf MtekeT w~ boB. 9u1ne ~ Jerusal~m~; and Neoml llefrellbmonltl. ored werellorotlQ-1!- Haw- Brinker, 1IOrilll' blilh prfoatoa• CANDY!n"RIPERS of Veterans · Thil'l!:ls kina, COiumllua, vi.. ·, a n d of Mary !l!rlao; IIIII Mra. Elalo Mamortal 'Hoapltal will meet at ' BY MRS. DWIGHT MILHOAN pard; Carl ~ Tlllla, ··- Smith, put !lllardian of BotiW1 6:30 p.m. ~ nlclll Ia the · •, · WUclwood Garden Clob IOdate vleo..-andil!l&rdlan;llar- 62. eafeterlo. New glrla<lllbeMelpApproximately 70 attended I k·~· .' G"rallllmodler waartt able to pt Into the car and·lrun to the local tha Foulke, Weoterv!Ue, crand lllaiCII C'.ounO' area 16 yeara of t; ~ atore Qr doctor. !Jie Md to make over)11dnc aroomil her servo sulde; Poul Darnell, l'omorQf, preeedlnll the meeting. age or over Interested Ia Joining , . ,,. Ito IIIOII•IIHIIII purpoaa. . ll"and !mer ~~'lard; Mill Betty Mro. slnlth wu cbalrman for the the ..-ouP are Invited to alteiXI. ;,· •,•. E-.ery family 81tould ila,. ita beda and boxea, .Ita bonlero alllll !IIebl, Lakewood, 11"11111 mar- dlmor. Rio was ualated by Da MIDDLEPORT, P.T.A.Monday, 4 hOI - IIIII of lfeah aproull, From the pepper pajJ ud water llbaU; Ward Graham, eolhoeton, Damell, Mabel Googloln, Be"le 7:80· p.m., Midilleport Elemen10 the tender turnl&l, mustard, eabbqe alllll lh9Qia to the ll"and outer pard; Thelma Popp, Klal, !'em Taylor, Dorotlly tery Sehool. Robert Morris, prinWoodard, and Emma K. Clatwor"i•lli'ot al the dalllllolion and aorrel alllll. mlm, all are aood for Z11111V1lle, grand IIUislclan. elpal, will apeak oo eurrieulum t· ~ ., c..... QI. Grand Bethel oflleera pre- tlly, ......... "' Bolllel62. ehanges. Toaclters ..W be introThe Ylplablo.whieh eCMIIblneo the moat beneRolol quailtloa, wldeh and llllroduced were Kalby King, The grand !lllardlan eornmelllRofreslunenta. ' :~ ·~nkt •• a medicine a..W purlller oi the finest sort. Is 001, which, Bethel 6£, grllllhJDored queen; ed favorllb~• m the Inspection. clueed. POMEROY • Mlddiei)Ori Lions ,·~~ Ita lli8ma Ia reJIIOftd 111110111 JOUl'IIIOia IIIII Ia pOlite ..,. Trudy Jlo1d, Colwnbua, senior In tier talk she atnosed the molClub directors' meeting, 7:30 ~ .' ,llb, Ia Ullder ban In ordlnery elrclea .... tho oaian. prlneoaa; Ncina Pegga, Tiftlll, ju.. to at the year - ''Smlle11 • p. in. Monday, Columbia Gas of Tho, vlrluoa of the onion render It a pliarmaoopoela In llul' ntor prineeaa; Bovorb" lludiiXI, Rofrealunonta ofpmeh and cooOhio ofDce, Mlddleporti all di~··, Lt.n raw, with or without Ylnepr, it Ia the moat·effectl"¥e purl .. Dayton, llbrarlani Irma Ha;yea, Ides were served from a lace ~:av . of the b1ooil knoWn. It cures d)--ala alllll Ia a tllorollllh worm ZanenWe, manhall; Comle ""'"red table eentered with an rectors asked to be pr8sent. PAST CIDEFS, Melg& Temple, Fisher, COlumbua, junior cullo- arrangement of IUies of the val_:,. f."lclne for eblldren. Monday night at the home of Mrs. ;·•: : ""'J'UII!I!I<itllor made her own medielaoo,andlikemyl!l"l-olhor. dlan; Janlee Jllmer, Gllllpolla. ley. Mrs. Thomas Wolfe and :.'!'Oo'ila waUl for mllaa to attelllll a alek nel&l>"bor alllll was many tlmea Imler pard; Patrlela Jlyera, Mro. WOllam King presided at Martba Chiida. TUESDAY ,· ~ .. ~ ~ ..,atoWriteJ a preaerJptlon. E..Uea1 were tbe uses or Mer Glouster, outer ~~'lard. the punoh bowl. MEIGS LOCAL ATHLETIC !II- , I'J*, ' aaoaafrla, WUd eherry bark, burdoek nJOt and dandfllona. Alto presented were Comle Boosters Tuesday, 7:30 p. m. ~' .~. :11/l onion eut into 111111 inaahod whan.applied to 1 bee sting would Wlseoarver, aupremo ehaplaln; eareteria MelgsHighSehooi,Mld•; baw"Gilt the pain at onee. AmuatardpoulUoo or a bq of hot dry bran and 'ilolly Dancey, Newark; Eva . dleport; rum ot Pl. Pleasant vs. !" ••• lpplied for Inflammation of tho lungs and to Induce awootlng. Foulke, Mar1e11a, and Boa11a Kay Meigs. ~ ·,, .- Slippery elm bark poultjee was ..W.lrlo in ell easea of burna, Odlaner, llroogvllle, past grand AUXIIJARY, American 1.&. , jeiil(l, tumora or OWellliiiS. Brown corn 01" pareb I1"0IUIII ftne Ia a !lllard!IDI. Vlaltlng !lllardlans lngion, I.A!wis Manley Post 263, ~ e!l«oo mill alllll added to skim mUk was good fol\ IIUIIUIIOr COIIIPiaint trOilleed """ Eva MeCoiilater, Mrs. Oscar Hardaway home, 7 : aDd weak llolllacha. Lookbourne; Bethel 71; Elaie Newlyweds Mr. and Mra. MI. p. m. Tueoday. · , Herb tell for the olek roOm wore sreai!JI used. Mlat teaa wsre Radcliff, MeConnelliVllle, Betllel ehael Gerlach were honored &mSAUSBURY PTA, Tuesday, at ;. ' ill]td roi- Irritated emdltlODs of the bowels of children. strawberry 79; Doma Bauman, Belpre, day with a lhower at the Middle7:30. Introduction ofteachersard , ..loaf tea and - tea :were aood for eankera of tho DIOUih and ao a Bethel 65; Helen Grimm Cosiloe- port Chureh of Clirlat. new parents. Refreshments. ~~ · pq;le tor aore tbr<lat. . "" too, Bethel 46; Ruth Oak~¥, Glou.. lloateaaes were Mrs. Oaby GROUP D, Middleport First . , Bladiberry roots were valuable for bowel o~lnta. catnip tea Iter, Bethel 56. , MartJ.D, Mrs. Norman Yeaupr, United Presbyterian Chur ch, 7:30 · · W&l ilie ·ereateat fO< infants' ills, and ~ tea Wlls llle beat AaiOclallon illlardlonapre11011l- lira. Denver Rloe, Mrs. Frank- Tuesday, . at home of Mrs. Karl · thine ito breolu., colda. Gentian toot alllllehll!lonile I!Ower teat oerved ed were B1U lllllkllla, Columbus, 1Jn Trlpielt, and Miss Thelma Owen. Mrs. Dwight Wallace, book .. , u olloable tonica. Sqe tea with a little borax added oleanaed tho Betbel 1; Richard. McColltlter, Boyer . . studyj Mrs. Edward Burkett, de•· · acalp alllll made tho hair soft and ,...,.. bolter. • Loekbourne, Bethel 71; R o y Mrs. Martin oondueled games votions. Sitting in 11ot herb or billers baths was reCOIIIIIIended for many Wet<, ]jetllel 40; Rob- with Mrs. Clyda Allmawodil, AUXILIARY oftheRuUandFlre · · tram.in•a ailment•. Witch t.zel or winter bloom, pepooae rOCJt, pola- eri llo1d, Coiurnbua, Bethel 28. · Wendell Gerlach, and Mrs. MIDepartment wlll meet at 7:30 on heml!ICI\ and -rfbo weed ·were uaed for atomach disorders as VIaitlng honored - • pre- chaei Gerlach wlmlag prizes. Tueoday night at the firehouse. ireU aa bladder alllll ld4ney ._lalnta. lellted were Beverl)' Hudaon, Door prize winners were Mrs. tanc.ea were added to maQy ol1heae tolncrease taste aoo acti011; ~eld, Bethel 47; Becky Me- Ernest J..allanee, MrS. Raymond CHESTER COUNCIL 323, uaed. were blood root, ladiea slipper., bear berry, calico buab, Cole, and Mrs. Raulllrl Moyer. Daughtera of America, TuesdaJ" ~ ) lllilio, y~Oif root. dGIWood, IDil' apple, ginseng, poke, bitter Yellow streamers and netting night at the hall. Praetlee for lnl'libt. .b Qbem-·11111 - MJrile, . deeorated tho gilttablewhichwaa IPictlon 00 Oct. 7 and ell o!!i_q~'1J!IIde IV their own fecli>tl for Overy liCkneOI, eentered with a wedding bell ln- c:ers aM members urged to at. BY EDNA KNOPP .•, the aniJnj[a on·the fanD to the family. Certain fonda wore used Albert and Jayne Wolfe o!Olrn- aertbed ''Debbie IIIII Mlko." Cake tend. Quarterly birthda.VB wlll be .: toi'·ll!o 'l&riCXII aUmanta. The diet was planned aeeordq to the .fam- •lead Falla and Edith Grimm of deeorated Ia the wedding bell mo- observed. Potluck refreshment&. lly{a IJealtll. Kent spent a weekend with thsir tif, ruts, mint& and Kool~were . THRE&.QU ARTER of a mUI ....,__ 1u levy to be dlaeusaed tatber, Harry Wolle. He returned aerved. MeigS CoUDty Associatioli· ( 0 r Attending besides lilose namhome with Edith .for a via!L ed r.ftre. .Mr:_• 81Mf1Mfl. WiUlam Ralar<lod Chlldren and Amlta >· J;;lboolo l!loi<IIOII.!I.nlj.IOO. ' . , .. S ..;<,••·'"TiJ '"'"••"Tr!IIIM ·~•- m:.~ .,~ :it"i'..,.., IIJIIJI --~ tM" >,<~' ..,~ ~" ~~ ,,.. ,. ..., . ,,. • • ,.a. :, '.., ean; .of oreellilleb,!>Conn., spiJii Groeser, Mrs. WeDdell Garl&!fi, !'JI'8!I •. ~~~, e• ._ • . . . , .\ :g•.·;l :··•ltW"ItY• ·tJtkri ,~ . ,, .1( j ... - ,.t· · . Mri.' Ma:X Stewart, 1&. aM' Mro. · tiD!ted Church of Christ, Fllme' , •;! I • ' •,.•: ...... , '''··,1 ):; ' l--;1 ; ,• : >!'·';,. . : . . a COQP]e ·of weeks with her par' ~ . ,,. '. ' .. . ' . ,. ertta, Mr. and Mra. Clarence Dlek WUey, lira. &lsan Rawlings, roy. 1 Wickline, her sister, Deloris, Mloa !llsan Gerlaeh, Mrs. Graee WEDNESDAY and gra.ndmatber, Laura Sayre. Ha~ley, ~a MOdred Hawley, BOSWORTH COUNCIL, Royal Edna and Otla KIIOIIP spent Mrs. FranJ. WU11011, Mrt. Boyd alii Select Masons, state assem.. Frldoy night willl Mr. alllll Mra. DUgard, lift. Betty Cline, MrL bly, 7:30 p. ~ Wedneadoy. . George Knopp at Gay, W. Va. Leslle Enrln, Mhs Rayanna WINDING TRAIL Garden Club Mrs. Allee Beegle of Duluth, Cole, Mra. Lena McKinley, Mill Mion., spent two welka with her Tntd.Y Roach, Mra. Gertrude wlll .meet ·at 8 p.m. Wednesday grand1011s, Randy, and Je«Weo.. MUlor, Mra. Carl Roach, Randy at tile office of the Ohio Power dotf, while their mather, . June, IIIII Darla Roaeh, and Barbie Co.; Mrs. Alward Pratt will be hostess. made a trijl cin the Great Lokea Moyer. Otbera presendug glfta to the SYRACUSE TillRD Wednesday with her father, captAin Harold eouple were Mlaa Mabel I!Jaell, Hamemakers• Club, Wednesday, Beegla. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Boyar, and sept. 16, firstmeetingofnew seaMr. alllll Mrs. Cerl Walton alllll son at murdclpal park; project, daUI!hter, Rita alllll carolyn, New· Mra. Carl Bruman. making out yearbooks, starts 10 ark, visited his mother, Mra. a. m., potluck luncb each bringThelma Welton. ing own table service. beverages Devid Drake alllll John Adamo IUrnlshod by Agnes White a n d 8JII8nt a weekerd at home from Ada Slack, hostesses; all hDJneoo tiJelr emPlo.YIIIent In Akron. makers welcome. TGIIIIII)' Beegle and Clara I PAST PRESIDENTS, Auxiliary RCXIIh wore dbmorgueata of Aunt , Mr. aad Mrs. Robert Siason, of Drew Webster. Post 39, AmerMlddi01>0rl, are anoouneq llle Vera Beegle SUndar. icap Legion, 8 p. m. Weclnesctay Barnard and Barnlee Lovalelr birth of a aeeond son, Jolm Wesand eblldren and Ke11111 Ne•ter ley, born Saturday at the Holzer at tti& heme of Mrs. George Maw· apOnt a week at !Jiolllurn, Ver- Medleal Center, Gallipolis. The roy, moo~ vloidlll Ber•rd'a Iaiiier baby weighed seven pounds, two THURSDAY ounoea. alllll olotora. ROCK SPRINGS Beller Health Mr. and Mra. Slaaon'1 1011, Club, 1:15 p. m. Thuradoy, at the Mr. IIIII llrs. Earl Grimm of Robbie, ia two yeara old. Grafli.. home af Mrs. WUUim 'Grueser. lill&lplna>orl. Po., via)ted Mr.lllll Mra. Earnell Jobnaoo alllll Jerry pa~nta are, Mrs. ha Stewart or Mrs. John Goett will give the . alllll llorolh;y Jobnoon flll!llly. Middleport and Mr, and Mrs. program, and Mrs. WQ.!Iom Fol, Vlalting willl Mr. 111111 . Mrs. Way111 Sisson, ll.)'ger Creek. "l11e mer, the conteSt. Doueywere Mr. IIIII ·Mrs. baby waa born on Ida 11f01111falhMIDDLEPORT CHILD Conser'Jack Ludwfc and dauahler, Rita, er'• blrtlldiy. Mr. and Mra. C. H. vation League, Thursday, 7:30 p. .aDd Unele Bill LudwiBof Fl~ Wlae, Jr. II wa..rly ai'ethegod- m. Columbia Gos of Ohio offtee. ""'''" and Ruby Qlalley) Ludwli parel\il oCbotl! chUclren. children, Bee~, Frddeand Sue of Clovelanil. '• '-'"" ·Diddle retUrned io Cemp Btlllinc. Gi., where he wlii bOla - . . training. Mrs. Diddle, '1111\ ~mer lJnda (Upentor,I!UJ .......""with her motlier, ,.;o;:;.;; · aDd her alstllr, 1 • u.e lJblo, .... Grandma Made Medicines · With at Hand qu- r · ··•1:-••I•••• ' '·<.,. ii'L . Given Shower .; II~S. l:on~eitlf!lil CQMF. AS VQU ~RE! . THE FAIIEIS " ' •• , POMEROY," ciltiO ' . v ' N"J . ••• SAYINGS CO. ON.NEW GRAPEFRUIT 3:4! .a;m.;... ..., ·u tllllliO "' 7:44 ·"" m.i·•Meldalll J<Loc:ka, Ellono G. iiDwb 1:35 p.m.; Barbara Brent down 6:45 p.m.; Bllllha w..,... down 10:40 p.m.; Et- ,11 . NeWIyweds are r-~::.:.::.:::.:;;:._~~=;::::::c:: LOSE 10 LIS. IN·10 DAYS .... Mazy 91afer, 153-147-122 t22. Vlekie GIIIUan, 114-135-133 Ward. 382. All MISSIONS Diona King, 136-145-109- 388. na - Loullvlllo "' 11:35 p.m.; Publleatlon of admissions is , Teamt and eaplalna ..W be Jack Wolford up 12:25a.m.;Miao prohibited untll further ootiee. IIIIIUid IIDOX!Fridayniabl'splay. Luclq up 2:10 a.m.; FraDeeo BIRTHS Hou&Iand "' 3:tli a.m.; stovMrs. Robert C. Hysell, MklcD.• . - down 6:30 ..... . Meigs port, daUI!hter, 12:3fp. m. Sotur- Pamela Sue Brooks, w. Vernon doy; Mrs. Rd>ert w. Slaaon, Mlll- Deweese, Mrs. carl E. Francll, Blevlllil, Mra. JolmW. Brammer, dlOI>Or~ son, 1:42 p. m. Soturda)o; Mrs. Jacob A. Garriaon, Jolm F. Mrs. Harry D. Brownell1 K&M• Harriaon, Ray Heaberlin, F. WU- Elmer w. Elc:kelberJI, Mrs. llaJ>. ga, daughter, 3:47 p. m. S.tur.. bur Mercer. VIcki G. Poetket, dolPh H. Fraley; Sr., Oaear H. Seattle, 4-2. dayj Mrs: Kenneth A. Turley, Suaan L. Stevana, Maloil¥ J. Sha- Fry, Jamea F. Jolmaon, Mro. Rico Carty homered Ia the Mason, son, 1:15 p. m. &mds,y; han, Charles P. Swackhamer, Samuel E. Halstead, Charles fifth lmlng IIIII then. ldt a twoMartin, SleYOn M. MeGulre, MrL Cora Helen Wolf, George A. Mrs. Denwr L. Gibbs, Rt. 1, Le- William 0. Taylor, Mrs. laaae Jaek J. Miller, WDUam L. Wolf to Rlehard G. Brownina, tart, W, VL, daughter, 1:50 p. L. Sh\lte, Mrs. James W. Batey aom, Mrs. Guy V. Sorgem, Mra. m. S~ Mn. Patrick Halley, and infant aQn, Mra. Ropr I.. Mazy L. Browning, 2.95 A., RL 3 Jimison, son, 6:13 p. m. Cr<llllllah 111111 Infant aon, Mro. W. Thurston Sorpnt, Mi-a. CharOlive. lea K. S!egJar. lira. 1luimao v~ Lomie I.. llrCmtlia and inflnt LU!Ian M. Jlvldon to Charlea Sunday. eo, Mrs. Goorp Vellb, alllll Mra. DISCHARGES .... Mra. Jake w; Bailey and ~~ F. Jividen, Eoiuna Jlllll MeCiinVoroonPrati. Oaear C. Baird, Mrs. Brintoo fant 1011, Mra. Do!llld W. Warth toek, Par<:ela, !Ortton. J. Alliaon, George H. Boyer, and Infant dauShter, Mro. Elsa Jue louise D. Smltlt, ciao., to American LeQ.1e · FraDk w. POrter Jr., Trus., Cert. Eall for trans., Pomeroy. W L Pol. GB Robert L. Stewart, Dorotlly J. ~.. .102 45 .694 Stewart to WUUam K. Copr, Sr., Detroit•• ••• 83 63 .568 18'h lillrley A. Cogar, Lot No. 13-lt, ••••• 781r1 .538 23 &Ilion. WUhiailton • . 76 71 .517 26 Earl E. Knllht, exec., H. B. New York..• •72 74 .493 29\2 Smltlt, clee., to Vieter Will, WUCleveland • • . •57 90 .385 45 Uam Will 51.17 A., Chester. West Lawreace A. Donahue, Flora W L Pol. GB M. Donlhue to Iva M. Donalole, I - . . . .Mlmooota .... 87 58 .600 SPECIAL SAVINGS U A., Sdpio. Ookland • . • •• 81 114 .559 6 Joho S1mona, Jr~ , Beverl)' 51GOOD FURNITURE caiii<>MIIa • • •• 63 81 .438 281'. ...,, to Charlene M. Webb. Lot AND APPLIANCES Kantu City .• 61 84 .t21 26 No. 5, LebUIOil. ChleiiJ> • , •••58 86 .403 28\', Phillip W. Kelley, Lola G. KelSeattle ••••• 57 fl8 .393 36 ly to Charles G. Sheetl, Jr., Dorx.CUnched dlvlidon dUe olh;y E. Sheets, 21.2 A., Sc!J>Io. !llnday'a Reoulta Clarenee King, Luellle King to New York 3 Bo- 2 Milo B. Huteld1011, Betty A. HutGRATii Del 7 Wuil 4, 12 inn1. eld-. 'h A., Rutland. Baltimore 7 Cleveland 3 adoaao 12 Ook 8, 111 !Mcago 9 Ook 8, 2nd Kanaao City 4 MinD 3 Calli 4 Soattle 2 All Times IDT (Today'o Prcillble Pltellera) Chleqo (Selma 12-7} u - AIITimeamT - ' (Wegener f-12), 8:05 p.m. Seattle (Moyer 11-2) at Kansas l'lltiMSh (Veale 12-11 oi.d City (Butler 7-11), 8:30 p.m. llelinlliQ- 0 - 2) at Plllladolpbla Oolcland (Naill 8-7) at Mime(JIIIIet 0-!11111 Fryman 11-13), 2, (Boo""u 16-11), 9 p.m. t:tl5 p.m. Collfonda (MeG!othlln 7-l5) at Now York (MeAndrew 6-e or Chicago (llorlon 11-15), 8:30p.m. Gotlil7 11-11) at St. Li>lla (CariBa!Urnore (Palmer 14.:) at ttii1U), 9 p.m. WalhingtAJn (Booman 12..1), 7:30 lloulllln (WU- 16-11) at SID p.m. Dllllo (Corklao 0-1), II p.m. Detroit (MeLaln 22-7) at New ~d (Nolan 7-s) at Loa York (Balmaen v.lf), 8 p.m. Cleveland (Tiont 9-18) 11 Dol:=~(IOIIeoD 11-12), 11 p.m. (Janis 11-lll) at SID too (Nqy 11.: or Slanp 6.8), 7:(M<Corml<k 9.9), 4 30p.m. Tuoeday'a Gamea Selltlo II Kana Ci~, ni&ht Ookland at MimeiiOia at PbilodeiJlltla Calli ot a.!cago 2, lwi-i118ht at St. louis, niabl Ball at Wum, niSht Detroit at New York, nlabl _,_... .. . ,D - itiOl'niabl 2, llll..u,bt Cl"eland at Booton, ni&ht --1- run homer Ia the ei8hth Inning to give the Braves their sixth consecutive victory and keep them 11h Plhes llhead of the Dodgers. Jim Lefebvre drove In three runs with a two.nm homer and a double for the Dodgers as H.. ..M . (Mwdly's Probable Pl.tcherl) ; Mr. ~lfro.E-RatJolu>­ aonlllll·Audra. of Co11111bui ware wetklnd vialtorl of hlo mother, Mia. Holen·-!Ohnaon. )If, alllll Mrs. DQrlo KniiP aD1II -KaU, KaVIn arid O.rlto vlalted wltj. 16-1 ajld Mro. Eua.,. JlaD. . • · r ·1•, ·In,. llllonda IIIII Rooaltl. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gw..i)llr, aftd, MrL Gary Baralll, , and lami!JI of Alba~~~" were Soiur- Carol, Mary ud Ellen of Belpre ilil.r ewninc vlaitera 0! Mr. IIIII were SundoJ vloltora of· Mra. Mra. Llneoln Ru11eU. Allee l'oiJ"iOIIallli Chtlter MorMr. and Mra. Wlilio Boyoe of Colmnbua wera weekerd Ylsitop'& , th.Mr lloward •...,...,. Jr, .Ina a 1 of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ruaaill. ~ ...nine •vial!'"' of Mr. Mr. 111111 Mrs. 11obert ·llllllell •iilllr&l Halhrd Thllllll Sr. alllll lam~ and Mr; and Mrs. l!dward Venoy an:l tamJ.b ... rl re- !'•!!:!~ eent vlaltora of Mr. 111111 Mro. H..,.rd Ruaaall. Mr. and Mrs. Georae war..r ' and tamlly, Mr. and 'Mri. Dole Warner and famll.)' of MlnerovUie, Mr. alllll Mrs. Eupne The~q~son and daushlera a n d Mr. and Mra. Ted War•r and family of Pomeroy 0 Mr. alllllllra. Earl Wines were SundQ' vlaltora of Mr. alllll Mra.HonnanWaroer. Woltpep ·News, Notes llllil year, a apcjlluman for tho Aei!>ciall<ln, told ,. ·' ' ' ·. .- Of ·Bethel .No. and .... .I)CII1o are .lltld to tho Jevolo a1 tho pall tltrM .,..•• prolple!a for the ealvoio whiell on the Far~ Front ' - ~ . , _ . It -lllc til- maid tf.pt" II'OI'kW earb" Juno - -~ -to~2t­ !t' o¥17 . ~. Houae oald. · 'lbat ··...,loci alf prfee - 'IDd OIJftlllal. WI - . will be Ia troulrlo UlliOII. - t ,nr ' •· Marl-. J-' - 6th11'1 .:. \c" Dorcas ·'8~~'!t'lf:, ,.1 . . ~l!!.rl~fl:·~ SP.ya.ht : .·4t'Highway ]unctwns Sissons Announce 2nd Son's Arrival ' Seven Recognized, For Long Service Presentation or certtncates tor commttmert eoocludld· the _p r. service waa • reature of the 50th ' ll'iDL """ Wlckllam .toiik the blrfhdar anniversary of Wldte Jo.. Ill! oflorlnl 01111 pve the ' ' .. Cross mission work observed prayer 1?' dedleat1clll., dlll"!lll! Thureday night'• meetiJW A Devld KuhnSeilolaralllp Fond ' r , . of tile Missionary Soc:io~ of the · wao p~ Devld, aon of the Pomeroy Firat Baptist Church. Rev. alllll !lira. Rd>ert Kuhnofthe Mrs. Oliver Michael, prest.. Pmneroy Oiurc,h. Ia a student at . dent, presented the certlfteatea Jw:IIOI Collese, El&ln. DL It was for over 30 YeJr& service on · reported thateardll!ldgiftawere white cross projects to MrS: sent to him on hla recent blJ'th.. Walter Wolfe, Mrs. JoaewtCook, Mrs. Jamea Stephenson. Mrs. J. Edward Foster, M.r a. Ellen CO..eh alllll Mrs. T. T. Sl!elton. A eeruneate wUI also be sent to Mrs. Aten Shain who moved to Florida earlier this year. During the blrtllday reoognttion service, Mrs. ~icbael also recognized Mrs. LB. Walker who ls serving tor ner first year In the White Cross program. Theme ol the program presented by Mrs. Orval Wllea was une History atli Purpose of White . Cross". Mrs. Rober ~ Kuhn ~ ened the program witll a solo, ''The Old Rugged Cross'", ac· companied by Mrs. Elmer Wick~ ham. The history of White Cross was traced by Mrs. Wiles. A table ofWhlte Croa.sartJcles including uniforms for nurses, sweaters, toys, pictures, books, first aid equipment and a loaf of bread was on display. Taking part in the program were Mrs. WUliam Sheridan who talked on a vacation Bible School in New York, Mrs. Wickham who spoke on work in the Philippines, Debbie Call, who commented on the head start program, and Mrs. Jenkins Slusher, Mrs. Walker, Mrs. L. P. Sterrett and Mrs. Harry Bailey, all giving hiatory of White Cross through deeds o1. love. A service of Ulanksgiving and Camille Fund Is Benefitted Mrs. Michael amouneed the Rio Grande Brlptist AsaodaUon fall meetlnc to be lleid Thursday oiglilat Rio Grande. Adinner will be served at 6:15 p. m. with tho meeti111 at 7:30 p. m. S9eakers wiU be Dr. and Mrs. Osear IIA>d· rigoez, missionaries at large. It was decided to start making a quilt as an overlandprojectand women were asked to meet at the church at 1 p. m. Thursday to begin ihe project. Members were reminded that cancelled atam,pa was read from 9J.erman Roberta. Reported ill was Mrs. James Conkle. &rrnpatlly waa extended to Mrs. Floyd ~nee. The program featured readIngs from the McGuffy Readers. They w e r e .. The Old House Clock" by Mrs. Fred Goeglein; .. A New King cl. Fun" by Mrs. Homer Radford, u1 Pity Them" by Mrs. W. A. Morgan, "What I Uve For" by Mrs. Amos Leon. ard, 41 Peeble and the Acorn" by Mrs. WUliarn Grueser, uThe medlta~ tion, " Useful HiQJes."' and giving prayer, The September med.l· taUon is on the book of Revela· tlons, she nported. Social room decontions fe&· tured amabilesuspendedoverthe refre.shment table depicting the four emptiasis or White Crosa health, faith, education, ccmmu. ity. The theme was also carried out in the centerpiece and place-mats. A decorated birthday cake with candles making the numerals " 50" was served with ice cream, nuts, mirts , coffee and tea. Mrs. Slusher was the hos-tess. Atterriing besidea these named were Mrs. George Sklmer and four daye lutt,,~odo 8Uddenl1 drop 5 p~ the 5th day. wntll you tat down to. -'""' ' 1 proplt weight. tht•·• will bl ltlt:,,f:~: 110 p11ng1. RtviNd and this jilt leta JIU "'' wlttl fo,mt~t; den" tood., such • trimmed with fat, ,... fried ohloken, grawlti, mt,. ennal ... loblter IIWimmlnt In butttr, NeD" ftta,. ......... tnd tc~tmhllfd tiHII Mill loM .Might. The MONt .... hind thle "•ulok w•ltht kill" diet II llmple. P'lt: .... form fit. And the •~•!Mfrult Juice l";thll diet ac .. " 1 otttlyet (the ""bolg.. r"), to ltlrt the fat b~&rnlnt proot~eo You atuff )'OUP'Hif Oft thl JM:I'Mit- '* ted toed lilted In the lllllt plan, end etlll IDII IIMIIIhtlj fat and •~~ee•• IMd)' fluldt. A ID~)' Df thiS 8tlrtlhtt tuooe. f111 diet ctn •• obttlnecll II; Cltrua Diet Pltn 6111 w. .llfhrleln L.A. Calif. 10011 $4995 • 2 BEDROOM • 60112 FRONT LIVING ROOII. • 30 GALLON WATER HEATER • HOUSE-TYP,E DOQ8 .... RICHARDSON-SKYLINE TWO GREAT NAMES IN MOBILE HOMES. EACH IS ALL ELECTRIC. BIG WATER HEATER, MoDERN DESIGN. • SPACIOUS KITCHENS • LARGE BATH *FURNISHED *CARPETED AHOUSE BUT WANT AHOME, SEE US AT: Tempest" by WUllam Grueser, "Try, Try, Again" by Homer Radford, uThe Lone Indian" by Fred Goeglein, and "Snowbird" b)' Amos Leonard. Refreahment8 were served by the home economlca d1a1rman. Second end VIPd · Pt. fl'leo.ent-675-1 .. 16 TURN RIGHT ... to •IIIII omar N. W. ·COMPTON,O.D~ " TUR KER FU BUYS for Check our furniture and .... for your•lf. .·, All signs point to qualhy, nllts lilil MOtels. AS lEAR AS YOUI . PHONt ·; 9fa.asoa ~1~~rs &liPIUUr~ ¥ · fr'E DELIVER( 130 E. •MAIN . I • . .:. ·.~; . .... - ··'' beouly, valuel hO!'Iie decoraling i""' • G~? .l ' AftllitiOil • . . • Food Maklts, Cllts, 011-'lzati!IQ, Ristalt- · t2 tD undi"l Whalever diredion your CHOICE MEA'TS Ther..tta~ ene pound a day u"tll 101h da,. Then )'OU will 1Y:. ,ounds ewr)' twt Mrs. Albert Smltll. A eootrlbutton to the Meigs the Rock ~rings Grange met Thursday night st the hall. Fred Goeglein, master, had char!\" of the meeting during wbl . . Cp • ·" ..-•7' - metal'""'"''"'"' . . . .. "r';!"~·~C.~ · dons were read froiri the Na.. tlonal Grange. A thank-you oote ,o •aa• are stUl being collected. "Beneath the Crass of Jesus" opened the meetingwlthMrs. Ml· chael readil1! scripture f'rom C'.ounO' .Chapter of tile American Red Cross for the Camille Hui. rlcane relief fund was made when I!'::" tate 1', No day. Acts 20:22-35, reading a IH ..... thrt I wD""- We have NpDrllq D" ltl fDIItw It ·~ fOr·oQoOd befween . lasles lake, you'll Ibid ..,. . . here. Savlnga get " till ' . ' '' you want ' lignoll �'To:, va. " WANT AD ' ~. llrl!o ,illll't. llllrl C!Wotv DoUe,y aM WUbur call· eel '011 lllro, Goldie ChasoaiCrltos Nurohll lkme In Lo~ater t111a Pill Week. Vr. and Mrs. Richard Jeffers are amoomc~na< the birth of a daushter, Krlllly AM, on Aug. 26 at Holzer Hospital In Galli.pc>. Us. 'lbe little one flt,s a sister, Nlkl ~ ~rents, Mr. and l&o. Dona Bailey and Mr and Mrs. Reed Jeffers and a greatgrandmother, Mrs. Beulah c.... dray, Athena, Rt. Mr. ind Mrs. Arthur Crabtree have returhed from a wcation spent in the Smoky Mountain area lllell.ldlog Gatllllburg and Oak Rklge, Tenn. Among those from this area who aU~ed tbe Turner Reunion in Lancaster on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Glen Turner, Mr. an:t WQne 1'uroer, Namnie Radcillf, Mr. and Mra. Joe Bolin and fam- llJ'. Jane Jordan, member of Columbia Make-It Girls 4-H Club, represerted Meigs County in the br-.d-baking competition at Ohio State Fair. Her mottter, Mary Jordan, advisor, was also present at the interview. Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rex Cheadle and family were Mrs. Idrus Bowman, Diamond, W.Va. i Mrs. NOOle Hamon and Randy. Zaleski: Mr. and Mrs. Terry Wiseman and children, and Betty Hamon, Columbus; and Mr. am Mrs. Preston Hamon and lOili, Athens. caning on Murl Galaway on SwJia¥ were Mr. ard Mrs. John Woodrum and family, Albany; Mr. and Mrs. Bob Woodrum an:l dau-gbters arxl Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Clemons and ramily, Zaleski; Mr. and Mrs. David Woodrum arxt children, COlumbus, and Mr. and Mrs. Leon Woodrum and children, McArthur. .41/Nd· ,, .·· Sunda,y School attendance on SepL 7 was 53 and the otlerlrw was $1& 78. Worship services were held at 10:45 with the Rev. WUliUta delivering the message. The WSCS will hold ita regu- lar meetirw Tuesday eve~, Sept. 16, II ,the home o! Alma Swartz with Thelma Henderson, program leader. The allllUII hcmecoming of the Orange !luiatlan Church will be bold ~. Sept. 14. Rev. Doster, a there. tonner P&ltor, is to be Emma F'ildJ.i.Ql has accompan. led Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ewlrw of ees 5 p.M. O.y Iofaro ltul.llcotlon M.n4ar O.allliM 9 a.m. Cancellotiona & Cet,.ctiOf'll Will ~. aecopte4 vntil t 0.1'11. fOt Day of Pt.ltlllcetlo" REGULATIONS Tho. Pub.liaher tour•u tit. tltht to edit or rajoet any a4t dooMed ... t-cUonal. Th. Publither will not ~ rotpor"iltlo for mora than lncorract iMortiot~ . . Ortll Mhrlm1.1rw Chctrto 7.5c " .- 12 cont1 per wo<d lhrot c;o,.aacu- H¥0 lnaortiona . 18 cenh P<f' WouJ •i• Auto S.ales · MdltioROI word 2c. BLIND ADS Notice Pets For Sale '::::------:=----l ':r,OM 11., auiPII N-l "''""' BY MRS. EVELYN BillCKLES Mr. and Mrs. Harold Watson and son, Roger, of Athens called on his mother, Mrs. Effie Watson, Saturday evening, Mr. aJXI Mrs. Harold Gardner Jr. an:3 daughter of Columbus, Mr. aid Mrs. Harold · Gardner, Sr. of Langsville, Mr. arxl Mrs. Eddie Gardner of Cincinnati were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lemley. Blain Taylor has moved to his new hardWare store, formerly the Guy ~ringer propert,y. Mr. arxl Mrs. Will Mickle am daughter, Jean, of Athens, Mr. and Mrs. Jessee SmHh and Leah Whiteman of Torch were recent dinner guests of Mr. an:l Mrs. Charles Betzing. Mr. and Mrs. Wa,yne Brickles were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Kelly, Chester. Mr. aoo Mrs. Allen Howard or Monroe, Mich., spent several days here with his sister, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Walker and daughter, Ruth. Mr. and Mrs. Da,·id Riggs have sold their trailer and wUI move to West Vlcginia. Vida Weber was a recent overnight guest or Mr. arrJ Mrs. car Babcock. Mr•..and.!lra. H. A. Se<lgwjlck J of New. CaStle, Pa., spenttt ~·~::/ day with her mother, Mrs. R 1 Shumway. Mrs. Leone Babcock aOO Mrs. Eulah Swan went to Logan to take care of the children of Mr. aoo Mrs. Marion Riggs while Mrs, Riggs is hospitalized in Grant Hospital at Columbus where she underwent surgery. Mrs. Myrtle Boggess returned home after speOOing a couple weeks with her daughter Bridgeport. Mr. and Mrs. Verlan Walker of Dayton were weekend guests his brother, Mr. and Mrs. vin Walker and Ruth. LEWIS, water well drWIng, Letart, W. Vo. Phooe 89S38tl2. ~Ole -------------VACANCY lor two JIOC>ple. eider~Jo Pn!ler priYite paid ... llonte. Phone Maoon, 'I'IUIU. I~ - ------------ROOF PAINTING ani l)alchiJv ----- - -- ·-l,y -------------o- NEEDED FURNISIIED ftrll ...,... IN en boll- PHONE 882-2962 - '~ED &Ill~.._ , · N>a>i!m.,.o. Cloa ·~ odlool. Ph,. 99Ut31. · 10-ls.tlc NEEDED immediately, 6 women full or part time. For Inter. view, call 992.3211. 9-ll..Stc men1, lllmlohod bath, adult& &Ill · - • · 114',1 rerer- Mulberry AYI. in-- Steady, Phono 992-84199. . 7-.: • or automobiles, etc. Phone 9922798, or see Dick Kerr St., Pomeroy. choice. per hour IY.. erage earnings, serve CUS• 9-11-611) .._ tomers with Watkin,& Products alii Otristmas gilts In clcy of TRAILER, Brown's Trallei' Park Middleport No inves1ment. Mlnersvtlle, Ohio. Phooe 99Z.. Write Ruth Bergaus. Watkins o( own _____ ______ _ each. 948-2'139. ~0. Phone 9112-60!11. 9-12-atc ------------- LOCAL ~Pom DAllY R-'1 Estate Fer Sale AJ · RODNEY DOWNING Rio! Bllrole .._ ·--~"' 7:50 A.M. llldollopjrt, ado' ,- '"~- . tlon room, clQ' water, 3 P.M. AND •=30 P.M. . ------------- ----~--:-:.----- . - _____ _______ _ , ' Business Services ·- a.28-2'7lp , ------------- TOP BREEDING tall ponies. Stock from Obllnger'oSiabloo, R. B. Morrla, Rl. 1, llllddleport. Will Indo lor caltlo. 9ol4-3te on Ret. and Mrs. James Quisenberry ani bob,y belore arriving eellont nml!v condition. Pb. 192.68.!0 alter 5 p.m. -------------If. JALi~ KANAUGA, OHIO _,_ 69 PONTIAC Save Hundrlds Cotoiii'ICI 2 dr. 'Hohf T.,. Only .4,434 oaay r~~lllllo. So , . . rww wo could put It In ttvr •h-roo.n, All vln)'l Interior, P-• &...,_ lng, , __ dl•c lmlke1. Auto. tfon1. ! 67 PONTI~C ... ,t7m fl ..... "'d ··:,oo· 2 •• ...m;. L- mil••• atro .,..,,, 4 •P· trvn1. 400 ~u. In, OIIJin~. p,..J- IIvo troc:. R.lly fl whHI1. Cu1• tom triM. OwniiCI l.y inoft'lod IMII with child. liN. Wilma Vlnoyard Is "''chElementary '*'· ScllOollllla )'ear. ~v ~ ' ------------- POMEROY - I - , 1'!1111, 2 loll &bow bllb water, fl500. IIIIDDLEPORT - 5 roomo, botlt, 17·FOOT SPORTCRAFI'boot, 80 HP motor, p~ lriUtr. can 985-3318. ; 9-!4-3fi, _____________ ... - · · · ....... ·Lovell.ot. tt,ooo.oo RT. 124 - 3 ....,_,, }lltlt, .. waD lo...U ~tlnrolrooono · ponalocl. ... tor".....alt lurllace. Nice ._Mmenl. Ganp, 2 HORSES - 1 ~ng, .1 mare. Pbono 949-4063. 9-14-3tc ':0 acre. ~l,oOO.oo RURAL - 6 ...;c,.i, botlt,palllr· . ...., pOtleU~ Fb'opiace. 2 ... ------------- n------------- ..,.....oOO. , TIIUMPET - ' ·,., i Loot . RIWlY~X . II,JH!co, ond rlallt~,_project. Faat ------~-----ea.,-. F'rN etllmatot. Pb. . UGAL MOnCI 99U284, Giai!IID ilaod7-llb: Co., Mlddloport, Ohio. ' wo.ue --------~---;....·--- CJEiiEa AI, "'I . . ' Call '. MaU )'Gill" "'"" . 111111 NOnCI OP APPOINTMINT e..........., .,.. c....... 11,117 u~~..,.,, Dear lo!arauder Cooidtll!fl Stall: YoU'Ye ,PrOduced ..Rother hard hltthv, aa:resaive tooct.l1 .team. . Take oolaee a.t proliobly 110 club In ilte SEOAL wUI bave pasoialrJ tbe W.. of Gtpi-DreooeL , ; "' A. Buckeye •-•lllio " M..Wp SUPPLY ROUTE loti Mttec• with "•• '!'"'IIIJ type coin ... ,,.... coooly ......... DEPEND~IILE PERSON CAN EARN ' liP TO $800.00~ IIONTH . P,o,rt.•or fwll, tl• pooltlooa """"' Ia IIIIa oroo • R.._l,a col, ,.c.... of rolor.-•. Sl.QO ... $2990 coah, ""'"" ~r lo..otwy •rol ..I,....,, ' ·. e of 0.1..... K. ...,..~ '· H. 0'8RIIN PNhte Jvd.. of aalcf CHntJ 911 9/15 9/22 3fe .. .,.. ,'• be ~~~ ah as.. b~o~ " not as "muter . i:hone 9112 Z33S. "'-U • ,..ka,o ••w NO SELliNG; ~ putDer ...... yvur douWbol olo you lood! ""'-- rr.e ·M.•.or ...- .f. REMODELIN(l, ..,._-,, ' Pltlb7, polntlrw,.roofl'lll; 'a~ . . . .., eli., Portlard, 84W1G2. 86-ACRE STOCK AND poullr)' 'lann, 2 ......,s; barn, oulbulldlrlp. 'lbroo miles ott Rl. 33. Prlcoclto selL Pltono 912-6111$. 9-1..._ -------.....,--?--"-' eancfllod? . - .... ' . .. , TODAY'& Qlllll'l'ION ....... U......? 'Call 992-2Nf, FIVE ROO!oiS ani botb, lar110 clooe4 In porch, ,hctoa. Call ----------------------------- HOBSTETlER REALTY BNiior ------------ .GI!O. HOBST!TT!I!, ......., Mr...... Wald Swartz of Alhna.J.iiell!llll' called atthe Paul 2-IZ-ttc , .... -----..;,. ------------Rul Estate For Sale Lib - · Prliod PO~ - 8 roomo,"liot1t,111 • , na·-"e. ~- 911•--·· IUI'~L !a\'10 Dolllll , . . , ~7•1;::3;' ' 'fii'Otj~ .9100, .. ,;=.:I" , lllDDLEPORT- I roomo l988 sKYLINE 1tou10 triliar, ).IL ·,,lm\ I!Dcocl. tt.o.oo. , x 60, 3 ....._.. ,~ ai.J ~iUN •• 'liRGII, · · lou ...rPl11ftonta.Ph60o"2- ' UsotiiAl'ES 1 , am or 982-7aH. , . ,lYRACUSE f'lll«e l!llj Ruo Olois• County). 1162-3035. ------------- 1956 CHEVROLET tonplclal', · . 8 loot, oldo afA!p, t300. Pita• -------------- ! HAVE NO Df51RE lb BE 5ENT WHruVfR li!EV'L!. ilE ;lEiii)IN6 PB:li'le WHEN I'M 0LP EN006H 10 6E 5ENf,., t-29-tfc HARRISON'S TV AND ANTENNA , ~ ' SERVICE. Phano 892-2122. ... "' C. C. BRADFORD, AUC'l10NEER 11-lO..Uc c.apioto Senl.. · ~-.---Phone 949-3821 lnsnnce Radno,Ohlo Atffl>M'oNtE lnaurancit ._, Crll& llrodtord ut1111:J all tina, ex- BEAGLE PUPS. Phone 84344111. . . 9-14-elp SMITH M!TO wide. Paul . W, . Vt. 'I'IU788 or 949-3915, and fall I t h Gobeoe tai>leta and E.Qpora. t1on pUla. Nel- Drup, 9-11-40tp '. ") ------------- SEPTIC tad<& cl•nocL lllllor. s.nu.u-. Slenrt, 01110: I'll. , lfaiCIIo anteed or -bock. ODIT 98 ceoll. Nel- Drugo. 9-11-IBtp metal bod, 5 IIDOd r........~;;,.. ..-! "Blte~~era. n 1962 GMC V~ lpeed trarwnlalloo, ' ~-- 7 9112-.1361. . 9-lo.etc POOI>LE PUPPID!. AKC T 01 mildaturo, f/6 and .... ...... .COAL, WIIP, eu, stoker, m1M vlco and rroomlng. Phone "2run. Excel1lor Salt Work1, 5443. 114-Uc Float MaiD st.,PORIOl'O)'. Phonl 992-8891. S.llo4lc WINTER POTATOES. ll!arloa HUlon, Portland. -------------- vac:atlon trip b,y car lo Sacramento, Callt, aiXI other point& lD the wea4 p>ing b,y a northern r0011e IIIII returning by a aoutborn route through Mexico and olqipiJv oil In KontuclQ< to call T . . 1 r<ee,ping Meig$ . Gallia and Mason Area Informed As , . Well As '• • ' Enlertained 11.1., olectrlclcy, ...U to ...U ca11101 In liVing rocm. Muot see Ullp• preclate. Phone alter 5 p. m. lor lllJPQI-t 9112-22111. 9-9-tlc AWNINGS, llol'm doora a Dd wlndOII'J, CIUJtOI'tl, ~·. blown &Ill boU lnaulallon. PJ. mer White, lllea npn....._ llw. For heeotlllllea,piloqo ll!ariu Llale, IIJncuae. V. V. NERVOUS? C8n't ; 12 NOON ------------- . ------------- --------------% ton truck, 4. ----------. CONCRETE deli.. . ------------- and fami1)' ll)ent a two weeks ( IN POMEROY SPACIOUS 1 ROOM home, l!f, acres lanl, 254l · loot frol5. age oo Slate Roote 124 In Syr.. acuae. l.arge kitchen wllb lGia of birch cablDOto, plenzy of cloaet ..-ce, prage, recrea.. ------------- -------------REDUCE SAFE w ·RESTAURANT equipment. s...,. den soft ice eream macbtne 3324. ani other Items. Phone 91122838 or 992-2429. 9-!Utc FOUR ROOM HOUSE, both, lull baeemer&. attic room, nice yard, driveway. 1837 Lincoln BAUJWIN PIANO to bo picked Heights, Phone 992-2780. .., lD thlo area may be boucht 9-12-etc at hugo aavlnp. For Iaior· mat1011 write Paul Graves, Graveo Plam ani Organ CcmAuto Sales paey, 383 E. Brood st, Ccllum1968, 4-DOOR FIAT aodaJL can bua, Olrlo. 949-302$. ll-31-12tc Mr. and Mrs. Paul Buckley Mr. ani Mrs. Clanmce Render,.., and Mr. and Mrs. Clair Foilrod attented the funeral oC their a\ft, Frances Balley, at Ewing's Funeral H<111e, Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Carr alii daulhters made a trip lo India"" apolb, Ind., one day rece.-Iy. On the way home they viaited ilr, &Ill 1&1. Clair Woode and COrlrll' at Clrcle>ille. 1'be James Woodyard fi!nib. r,eCII.b moved their th!ler ,... 111 propert,y purchased "" BLAETTNAR'S Fe- ' rent for boats into Mexico. there Saturday. Services and burial were held on Monday after- ·prese'lfs m. -------------J.._ w Sao. IDe. H-46 FOR lilliE, ilell tn.r water -------------------------RAT TERRIER PUPPIE!\ -------------liDo, ......... clrairll t io ,1% STORAGE SPACE, FEMALE. Women earn extra ------------male, $20 Pb. AnleriOa, aloep? r come. .PBrttime.. Hours Phone alter' Seyler, ------------Sltilfactloa suar.. $3 PONY, Brldlo alii Saddle, 3:38 Rad-. The amrual homecoming of the 9-15-3tc fn,wn a two week trip to Tucson, Allred church will be hold Sun. day, Sept. 21. The Rev. Williams o.....---- ------1 Arizoaa to visit her son arC will apeak in the forenoon, ani da!Jihter-tn.law, Mr. and Mrs. afternoon services will feature David Wllliams, who lli'e in the the Uhrig Brothers from Chilli- entered nurse's training in St. service. Mrs. Amos tlew to 'fuc.. cothe and the Christys of Grove Joseph Hospital at Parkersburg. son ard while there enjo.Yed the Clt.Y and local talent. She is rooming with Mr. am country arxt made a trip down Miss Pamela Henderson has Mrs. stanley Dotson. ba<kliome. Mrs. Frances Bailey, a several 1ou1 . resident of the ElmWOOd NuralDg Home, passed away fl26. A1119 Slalnose kitten $10. Phone 992-8'193, attachments and oven throw nut stereo console with 4 apeakaway bags. Full price only ers, 4 speed automatic cftan.. $32.88, or termsnall•ble. Ph. a,r, Belanc~, due$89,15orbud992-2685. ,v .._.._... gel termo ·~liable. can 992- ' ' ' ' ' . ' rr~c . 33112. ' 9-!2-Gtc · ----~------4--- boonl Rherglaas boot, 19 ft. 88 horsepower, vi~l seats. walking front, with traDer. Boat like new. Call 992-3371. IIIORMA.DOI and Brake Snlce CGrJw~otewlthall --------------------------SEA..PORT OMC !Jlboonl-outROOM 1111011· ~OUR Complete F10nt·e..l colt SOLID STATE stereo. 1969 wal- 982-3811. ------------- ~ · MASON . ' " .... ..J...,.<,. -------------- I!EGiSTE:iiED boll-Arabian TWO FAR!oiS IO<Ote<lat Filii Letart, Ohio, 2 mUea trmn new Raelne lock ancldam; 17acres, &.-room bouse, drUled well, lann pond, large broiler......,, farm Iaiii ani wooded ar•, , $9,000; Four aerea, 5--room houBe, t:i,OOO. Write Dale W. · HUI, RL 2, Racine, Ohio. CaU 247-2135 att.r 5 p.m. 9-1-1tc -------------ELECTROLUX sweeper w I I h good auction. _ _ __ __ __ __ _ _ _ _ olllclelley aporlmenl. ~ - ·~ -------------- EARLY AMERICAN stereo, AM, fM radio, 4 speed changer, 4 ~Peeker sound system. Balance due $Ea. 62 or budgot Ierma IYIUable, caD 992-3352. 9-12-etc WIPO Yni!JI CAR 992-9961 .. 982-303S. -------------- -------------- FURNISHED lbreo room ,.,.n1111111, - ..' do<oralocl. 507 Mill st., llliddloporl. Phano 992-27N. 8-22-tlc TWO CARRIERS s-.. 9-1~1p - ---------:--Help Wanted a ....._ c:orpetod, 1M u Aoe., llllddlop~Jr~. Pb. - carpets cleaned wltb Blue Lustre. Rent electric llhami>ooer NEW 1969 ZIG ZAG ..,IIW-. fl, Baker Furnlluro. chine In ort,ll>li lactoey car9-15-6tc IDa. Autoniallc zts zar, tonke buttonholes, sew on buttonl, · m.,....,...., ani maketarqdo- ' APPLES - Pick your own, bis alps With just thjl twill ola Juley No. 1, $S bu. 58 acres, 7 allllle dial. Loltloleyaw•unl IYpea, 12 Ill dark weak do.Ya, never boon used. WUI sell 1m all day Solurclaya and ~·. onl,y t47 caah or E-Z tormo. Lawaon•a Orehardl, S t a t e 1'11-982-268$. Roote 143 oo tho Aalolachlan -------- ----- ....... , room, dlnlna room, ball TRAILER LOTS, Bob'o llld>lle CGurt, ~... OllloonRI. 124, Phone 99:1-$51, 11-11-tfc ~. ..... ------~-----:--THREE ROOM apor-n~ com1 WILL pick up merchaoUse an;l pletely modern witb buUt-ln take to auction OR percentage kltthen, waD oYOR aiiiiObietop basis, Call Jim Adams, Aucunit• stainles& steel sink with tlOileer, RuUand, Ohio. Phone diiJ>Osai lllllt, larxe botb and 742·4461. 9-9-i2tc lar:'le closets. Nicely decHlibw.oy. Pb. 898-2940. - ---.- -· --------orated. can 992-2278 lor • 9-15-&e Wanted To Buy pointm&nt after 2 p. Jil. , CHINA CABINETS, tobloo, 8-22-tlc REMOVE EXCESS body fluid With old clocko, ole, Write ... coil M. D. lllllor, Bt. f, l'llrrloro7, Fluldex teblets. Only $1.69 at TRAILER SPACE, 5th st., Ra· NelaonDrug . . , _ 992.Q71. ~~· cine. !'bone 948-24 71. 9-ll-301p ---- ..DDI,IPOIT, OHIO · TWO BEDROOM home, UYIJw FLUFFY SOIT &Ill brlsht are For Rent ,. ._ For Sale FEMALE- CAIRN, 9 mo. Male BE KIND, Be Gelde, lo that pug, 4 mo. 8oth champion air-· , e"')enalve carpet. Clean with ed. Scotties, wires, poodlea, Blue Lustre. Rent. oloctrlc . coc::kera, Ireland Road Kea1ela. ahaq>ooer $1. M&R Barplnl'llone 667.3555, Coolville. laild. 9-11-4te 9-15-Gt.c by contract, ~Eltperl~nted~. For rree estimate, phoae 992-. 2806. (!lie go all)'Where), -------- ---- dau,e. ...er' Lorl. Mra. Mary Amos has returned PH. ·~q For Sale -------------- NIGHT •• , CAlL . RAIUNGS SERVICE DAYII2•n51 NIGHT 112-7324 R. H. AAILINGS SONS ._ 1. lilo1o" Po...ror, !). II.AEmiAIS 1961 CHEVROLET~,$126, Pllooe 247-2181. OFFICE HOURS 8:30 o .l!l , to 5:00p.m. Doily 8:30 11.111. to '1 :I tOO No"" Saturday 4jL.a._)' . 9-IJ.3tc Additional 25c Chc,.go I*• Advor Fir 1'111 Fastest . ~Ice DAY or ; PHQffE ft2••. ,.••;.;: llll•i:& .) . '•!. ' ,,_ .......... frl!ck .. ·liuUdo.- aacrilr To Thl llnailtll H~ 0.... 1960 DOIJGEDort,s..eyllnl~,ex­ ceUeol mechanically. Make of!or, Pllooe 9112-.1233. ond ada paid withir~ 10 dayt . . CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY Sl ..SO for SO word minimum. Ea. Tuppen1 PI 1ftl SERVICE .... ' -GUARAHTE~D­ c:ontocutlwo intortlons . 2~ per cent Oiu:ount on paid ada ,,,........ ...... ·ss.55 '. RATES For Wont Ad St,.,ica S canho per WGFd intortion Pomeroy on a vacation trip and ProdliCts, Inc.., Winona, Minn. wW l'isit frierds in New Jersey, 55987. 1&. and Mro. WUber Robi,.. Buckley, Hobart SWart! and Chas. 9-15-ltc son are amounctrc the birth ot D. Woode homes. • da,.t!ter on Saturday In a Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gullhri•ol FEMALE, Housekeeper arxl ba· Parkerabu· .. .,spital The moth- have spent a week in. Colwnbus by sitter, live lri, care roc er and " J~Cve been .re- and Sugar Grove. school age children. Phone t\II'W :... ~i home here. The Garner Griffin is 992-2485 or 992-3223 after 6 Rot 1 n• Jl18 ' : a two year old few days at his home here. p, m. .iiW' l!l.'ttio, ll!eoter ' llitFOAM.\TION· Di:A,Ol;IN!S Mrs. Nell Grissett ard son, R S. Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Lelan;l Turner aiXI dlqghter, Mr. and Mrs. HonryTIIrJ!Or, Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Jordan and famUy, Mrs. Feye Jordan, 1&. and Mrs. Frank Turner and family, Mr. and Mrs. Joe 'l'umel' and rlllflily, Dan a Turner, Mrs. Arma Elizabeth TuruerandSherrte,Mr.andMrs. ' ...' • r.::c-.• ' :1 ·; ail: ta 10 . ' •' - - THE w•LL CHILD 1D ODe- It's Safe for Child To Set Own Sleep Pattern sedatives to mate ber aleep, longer. ' , , f.- ~· obder. ~ No treatmerrt Ia required. And al>ove all, doll'! Ill... bar da:',t • ....... a day from . ·~ .•. a wider variat1on from these averaces the time abe wu borii. Does than wu former I :y rec· t111a mean that sbe will be •anbod· H your daul(llter IB overactive as she grows hippy, lo 811111iD8 weight &Ill older? 1o &11111i!atmenlnec- · does not seem to be unduly ..._,.., nervous, you can safely let " A-Moot llaloleto a1eop 16 1o her aet ber •.,.. aloep patill' lloura a day lD the lint tom. There is no reaoon to ,...., lilen tapor off to IS believe tho! thla will allect . boon• d!y & tbe 11me they , the ~gree- ot be,I:. ac~~,Y~~Y_. ~t}gN}fi)~ . fill..:.~!":: ..·:::':'":'_, 1!!!1___ .!!**1 81 • ~\Y, ~~ g :.; · · · and Is • • - , aleep-•·7 any lriatmeut for it? ·. I:': · ~ -:~'~':!: '~::"~: are 16 .....w ·old. But tbere Is •oom ,, Q Oror - . 15, lalls asleep' . ' a lot Ia ocbool or aJI1ll'heN. ,; He ......,. 2ll ~· but't• , 0 the clocfor uya he - . _ _, lr WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. ter~~ · "-'•• aw <LV. way or another u '. j' r:: . ~ A-If;, . - ,.. also sleep~ wen atiQIIt be may he~ a condiU... ,eaJled ...-..111>1!'. '"" U 110, a-·...,·mlne may .;, ....,....._ help blm. �•. Uti ' ....-..--m.-ror . . . . ~ • $240-'lii """'""- plllli . , ,.....,., '~ ... _ .... ' oleclrle ~ceiD-otom. <lilo.,.. nortllom K«<- .(JUring'· Wdly_.._.,....~~ . , " Lllbt CoJilPIIIY. 'lbe plaat will be built m a 380 • acre ala. on tile Ohio River IIIII' - · 0., U.S. Rwte liZ. 'l1li ol111 II aboot 28 mUea east of ~ In Clermont Cwa- -=t111111ll\v Bto,. llaan under tho ehlld labor PJ'Oo 'flalono of tile Fair Labor ani• Act, lleloan said. Tho Dlvlolon lo prooontly IJ>. olltutlrw a Fan laclo-to-aceampalp, be nplalned, and Is re_,.lble Cor eofwclntl tho child lal>or s-rd• of the Fl.. 000 ldlowaUa. 1: Is sd!eduled for c:omplellao In January, 1975. 1: will briD& tho total jointly -owned c..,ac~V of the CCI! compaatu ~ or under constnctloa to f,480,000 kilowatts. Tho now plant will be built lllld - - ~ Tho ClndmaU Gu 6 Electric Company, lllld owned In .....,.. ~the throe.....,... loa. 'lbe ClndmaU Gu & Eleebic Comi>an.r will own 37 per - . ColumhusllldSoutllom Ohio • Elacbic Company 32 per cent ml Tho lla¥ton Power & Lllbt Comi>an.r 31 per cent. WIIUam H. Zlnunor, CG&E II be c:onetl'uc:teJ by CCO pl"oup. , Mrs. Frazier Dies Monday S!PT. 15-16 "HELLO OOWN THERE" T ochnicolor Driver Cited After Mishap A Pomeroy WOIIlBD was cited DAY FORECAST By United Press lnter..tioral TeJ11P0ratures In Ol!lo will average near normal Tuesday Utrough Saturday. Daily hJah readings will avo~ moatly In the 70s and the nlcht-tlme lows in the SOL Turning cooler b.Y mid.week and with a cha..., to ~rumor apin ~ the end of the ....... Preclpiation will total Oft&. half to throo-fourthe Inch as showers at the begirm!JW of the period. WM3::=.r~~:;:~:::::::;:;:::;:t,:-;::;:-;:::::::::::::::::-<-:::::: Adah Genheinier Dies on Sunday Miss Adah Genheimer,86,died Sunday at her home at 208. !oluJ. berry Ave., Pomeroy. She is survJved by two sisters, Miss Lucretia Genhelmer, PGIJloeroy, ani Mrs. SteJJa Week, Bev- erly HUla, Calif.; three nieces, to Pomeroy Mayor Charles Lo- Martha Geriurlmer, Columbus; gar's Court on aehargeollailure Mary GeMeimer, Marietta, and to yield right of way !oilowlns a Pauline carter, Clearwater, Fla. two • car aecldeat at the corner and a nephew, John Wallace carof 4'111 and East MalnSta. Satur- ter, of Oklahoma. day at 8:to p.m. FUnenl services will be held Follco said Mra. Thelma Air- at I p. m. Wednesday at the Ew· son. 39, Pomeroy, was driving ing Funeral Heme with the Rev. from I,ynn ooto Main to go onto Rober! Card olliclatirw. Burial the parking Jot. Norman McCain, will be in Beech Grove Ceme44, Raodavllla, was drlvlns tery. Frleois may call at the fu.. ... East Main. neral hc:me anytime after ooon. Tho McCain vohlcle struck the Tuesday, apo to -cars wero medium. There wero no ~Quies. TONIGHT AND TUESDAY Tony Randall Jonot Leigh and a sister. Survivors include her son, Clarence, Rt. 2, Cheshire; a daughter, Mrs. DaiS)" Saunders, Cleveland; three brothers, Go<irp ·alld Charlo• Sehulet, ~ I, Middleport, and J osOIIh Sehuler, Rt. 2, Oteshire; three·grarw;t.. chlldnu, .at1ven · great.-graOOcnudron, and one groat,.great.graOO. chUd. Funeral services will be held Wedoelday at 2 p. m. at the Rawll~s .. Cc:ats FWleral Home with the Rov. Max Donahue of. ficlating. Burial will be In t h e Gravel Hill Cemetery at Clteahire. Friends may call at the lloneral home oo Tuesday !run 10 to noon lllld 4 to 9 p. m. and on Weclnelday wllll time of services. FTVE rillrt aida oftii~Airamcar.Dam. ,.IGS THEATIE Rock Hudson Cloudia Cardinale SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. lllltlng from CC!l'a large lnveet.. ment and the resultut Jnereaae In the tax duplicate. . Preliminary site gradJns and the eroeum of a mateoroiQIIeeJ tower are sebeduled tor th11 fall at fila plant site. J. L. McNeale,y, president and chairman of the board of Columluo and Soulltem Ohio Electric CoD1paJJy. aatd, "COltambwl BDd S!>!llhern will .crea~v., ' ltt;Ot!O kllowaU,, ·· the terma. of thla - w h i c h wWprovlde tho addiU_. ,1101Vor required to meet the Dllllda of our custom. era. Ollr j1011lcPIIOII ID t111a plant rOIU!Uid from - . . of -. -". ,. - --. ' ~: ' I' ' ) ·~· . . j. W. Hammack Dies Sunday PT. PLEASANT - James W. Hammack, 70, died Sunday at a ·Point Ploaaari hoopltal. · Bon ~ 25, 1899, he waa a son of the late C. C. and ll¥rde H~¥nos Hammack. Ills wife, Ora E. Nlda llammach, died In 1859.. _.ooalyamounced. AVXR.IARY TO MEET UllGE TO MEET Tho Women's Auxiliary of Vet.. 'lbero wW be a IJ)Oelalll*t. or&DS Memorial llospital wW IDa of Raclna Lodae 461, F&AM, meet at 7:30 Tuesday In the hooTueoday at 7:30 p.m. for IRirk pllal eafclarta. Eloction of In master ma1011 de-. Ro. can will be hold. Middleport - · w i l l be IOl'Vod. membera will serve retrelbnllls. om. YOUR HOT WEATHER HANGOUT FOR COOL, TASTY DAIRY DELIGHTS OR DELICIOUS, HEARTY DINNERS &SNACKS DRIVE·IN TODAY! ' FMrth & Lecuot - Ml.Witpert I El...,. - Funeral sorvlcoa for William Jennings Price, 12, who died at his hCIIIO at 110 State St., Pomeroy, ~~........, will be hold at ---.. ·10 ._ m. Tueeday at the .....,_ ~raJ H-· ~·"• That )'OIIJW farmworl<ora gen. . ~aren't pttlngasmueh~ - - Y'*IWS•-- • 1• calion as -~r -~-~ ~Dlvl I • fl~ •·~· uom uc s M s '"lrws oo worklrw ~ ehUdron, lleloan reported. Lost year over •·" ~ kl uau ot ~ uae m1nor1 •-.. lUUIIU Jror ng 011 forma duriJW school hoors were lngradealowerthannOrmal .. • alI or ~Mua~~n~.- ages, . ill&l at age 1.., most 8 out of 10 were behind In ochool grade level, he said. lfeloon pointed out that the Fl&\ does IIIII alroct chUdren who· work ... the home farm of llteir porents or cuolrdlana. He romlndocl farmers lhatln atatoa whore tile child labor laws dllfered lr<m the FedoralataJXI. ards, tho hlt!lter • Prl•e • Is IID'vlvod "" .., his wlte, u .. - ...et Mae·, four chll· -dren, Mro. Mabel Zwilll•• ~ · - • -r oroy; Lindy Allan Baldwin, n,. trlot; Roberl Forrest Price, Charla-~ and Nova Franco• Price, at••--·, a ·'ater, "·s. -..- .. . '' -- ':;,~u:,t a ,O.,Uc afllolr, ... lllftrta.. dl.. CUlled l'fllalon .-~ "-'•- and •.' ' •• llllellrw Or ~ library Prilmotlon In a ~ Wlitft.ln .M'~"'t'~•ll. loto.,_ ProJect JllOOIIDI .at tho J&ciiiGil lad lira. liOoe "' fila -..t Public Lillrlr1 ~. Wtacoai .llolllorlal LllnrY In · · Mra. lladie u.rrow, Jackaon · KcAz11ipr or loa dill be• · librarian, was hoatAioa to lira. fore fllij dati at dloplaJ1 ::111aO<t Elizabeth Nonon, State ...... ..:........ ot OVAL PI'QJoiOt f.- · · Coaa~ - !Ira. Llbl'l9 Jaulio wW ,..--., . Iii Wolford, lucaolar,PnijoctCooaultant, ara librarlatll, Mr. Jm Louden, Galllpolla; lira. Edith Pollnr. Lotion; lira. Kay llol!,yer• NolooaviDo; lfro. Francoa SeJ. ·-~ ~ = Iars, Wall-• J 081 i ._.., lfr.a. J•n ..__ ,_., e Casto, Columbua; eight Pomeroy librarian; Mrs. VIlma crandchlldren, and three great. PllckQia, RaciCaal Boolonobllo Jrandchildren. OMclatlng at services wlli be Co~; ~~ ~ Lyma, ll(ld. tho Ra•. CJ,vde Henderson. Burial dJopGri, ml lira. Wanoda ROM, lll Project S...rvlaor, Mco\rtllui', w be In Beech Grove Com&'lbe OVAL lllaclal, • library r:.:::::~ call at the display unit "'available for ·'"~"e. . play lnthoar•,ltwaa.,_od. Mn. BufRRarner;. • • wlahlngtohlvetheunlt :!;.. cu.. -·IJ'i ones""*· llll'SKIPPER REPORTED Minor daDiqe waalncurred to ownodby-taJuneD .. ar.~ a car Rutland Route I, Salurday n111J1 lin the Parking Jot of tho S\>Orlaman Bar at·tho Croaaroadl. 'lbe vehicle which suuck the Dan! car In lite rQJirt aide did not s~~~~~. Sberltf Robert llartenbach IJ Iave.Upll111l tho ln..__ 11h Warner Shop LOCAL TEMPS lfro.· David BumgarnOr, The teiaponlun Ia doiwlltown. eroy, baa accepted ....,Joyment l'olnenJy at 11 a.m. -..,. liDo with Warner"ollarber and 'Boau- clor ~ c...._, llklea wu 11 Sh0!1, Pomeroy. . 61 decreoa. lfro. l!umproer lathe former Pcm. Shirley - s , daughter of Mr. and Mra. Elwood BcMors,lllld Ia a graduate of PomerO)' H I a h School. Site gradua111d !run Pro• ton Beauey College, Ch._ke, oo Aug. 22. This Is her llralem- ploymon~ vo-.. Solurllay'lllodlarpl- ....:, ...... . ·- """" , .: :~ .· '. •• _ , ~ ~ .... ....... ----:---. ~ ~ aell, ,Hilda WldiL ~ a.. W - llriand; Velllia· Pilr.. lblll.f Mmla...., - D .a..,~ lfar7!¥- Jbi,. load• ou.. Blaa. ~~· b1J Die., ~· ~ l'bmlror:' , .:'; l "--'" N-~-.·· ..,_,, dlllt~ ~ ';. llollllooq, Genncii Drake, l!blroll·~· w. ' HOSPITAL ra.. Admll-- loiEIGS GDm!AL Sa111rdar ......._AL •' Solurllay MlnllaiGal - Gtr· lldiDo Adtlnl, a...ldle; lVIIIa · - - - . Cool~"•..,.,. .,...... •~ .....oJ.. ' •. ............... · "~" !loluniQ lllocbaqoa - ~ llmllll1 Admlo- - Elmer N_,., llllddleport. &lllilay Dlachargea - ra.., --~-'1-o::::;~:::::;:W~ SHit Ellllnlls Ptast FLOOR LINGERIE i ·~ DEPARTMENT T .,... l'""htgly .,,....,.... . .A.Y JUJU'S IEAUTY SHOP "2;3667 - dtolan ~~ ·lft,.tdl- . · fiolm W ··di:t ·W itt VIIJinla ',DoJIIU1miDt 'o f CCillllriirc,. , 1. <~· Sherrill. ~ ~U.Ifaurl: 11'-ra·.eliipter of lfilidaltoillo otateprea~DI. ,J ;.., . • .. ··:· J .. ; TUESDAY,'SEPTEMBER 16, 1969 PLAYTEX . . . ch.Two- Year Council discu&sed the recommendadons at length and refer. red the matter to the finance committee for study. Making up the conunittee are Leslie Fultz, Franklin Rizer and Lucien Poo. $3,000 the .PII'kiDI Jot .. 1llr llllld to the - a l ..... lines needed for lbe Yillo&e's · · son wlllt council paying the other to aci:ept tho Farmoro .,. · new di&P\Isal <~Y,Itam have · half. &.Ylnp Co. as .... of lbe ..... . . been completed, 'Mayor Charlt\s Baronl,ek also suggo- that lap' a dopoalturioa. · Legar reported llfonday lll&lrt to eouncD <molder apayment of $2 Pomeroy C....U In a regular an hour for all new wau.r depart. Mayor Lepr -lied 11111' lin. $6,000 be bori'OII'ed ID be polt . · . session. ment elJI:Ployes . Council gave the third and fi- back .,or a tbree-year perlot 1· Mayor Lepr polntod out that The board had also asked for sewage Jines are belns teated the employment of SD0111er man nal reading to ordinance 349. to provide the balaaee : every 1,000 feet as the work to work with water operations. This ordinance provides that all Cor pol11ll8lt .... fl6,700 lin ' is completed. Resurfaeing ~ However, last aight's discussion vehicles parked on the village truck. 'lbero Is $11,632 oo balld.,' Main st. beginning at the Pome~ disclosed that Larry Baker, one lots along th& Qrlo River must Tho llllliiOY could be , roy Junior IU&Il Sehool eastward of two employoo with the depart.. be parked with their front ends from the bond retlro-t fUnd, wlll start soan and will be com- ment, has now resigned, so two to the curl>lnss. Mayor .._.. said. 'lbe Tho report of Mayor Lepr as referred to the ri1llalt -. pleted within a month, tlle m8J'· male employes are needed. Alshowing receipts of $792.65 for Udtor. or ropor111d. bert Martin Is the only male emA letter from WWiam G, Baro- ploye remalnlns with the depart.. the month of August was approvCouncil - a d the~ ed. Council voted to transfer nick, president of the Pomeroy ment, it was reported. (ConUnuod m .11180 1:1) ; : Board ot Albllc Aftaira, was read and dlscussod at Jengtl> ~ counHEAD FORIII AND WIGS BEmG used by the llrJt class In eD. colllletolos:J, ,part of the new lo:tustrlal and trade courses p~ Baronlck wrote that .... board gram oflllelaa Hlati School, .a,.. shoved aside temporarily while of publlc oflalrs beltevoa Mrs. lludentl concemaa. on an Erwllah le11oo fiom Mrs. David Charles Russell, clerk in tbeWaBowen. Araund tho table, loft torl&ht,areGienna LawsOn, Debter office, sboold be given a aal, ra Gilkey lllld Vl~lll .Voijaldi,Ja. . !!Y Increase lllld thai IIIIas Jlor. •' ,( Indo WU1011, secretary to Mayor Legar, wbo works some with the water~ alsoahouldre .. eelve BOIIle salary raise. The aug.. WASI-UNGTON (UPO -Pres- ceiling at the start of this end ol Nowmber. ge- acele for Mrs. l!ussoD idep;t Nixon announced todiQ' administration was 549,500. The White House .aid 1M was $2 an hour - or about $346 plans for withdrawal of an "I have decided to rec,uce the total reducUon in authoriud per m0!1tll. Tho board said In additional 35,000 American authorized troop ceiling ln troop strerwth by Dee. 15 wcdd tho communieaUon that IIIIas Wil- troops from Vietmm by Dec. Vietnam to 484,000 by Dec. 15," really aJIKMI.t to 65,500, but son should receive an additional 15. the President said in a within the autborized. c:eillac all $64 a month wblch would make This will raise to 60,000 Ute stat~ment. He explained that unit& are shown at 100 per eeat her total salary about $334 a total number of Gl withdrawals ull:ler this new ceiling, '"a strength. mmtll. by Nixon since he first minimum of 60,008 trllq)!l will In actuality, moat unlta are Tho Iotter ltl111d that It would announced the U.S. cutback have been withdrawn , £rom slightly below full atre- 10 be necessary th employ another program JWlO 8 at the Midway Vietnam by Dec. 15." that actual strength -...JIJ le lull-time Office girl it Miss wn.. Island meeting with President The new figure ol 35,000 men Jess than the authorized eellbll .son were unable to work in the Nguyen Van Thieu of South to be pulled out-as well as the by one or 2 per ceiL water department. Barml<h's VIetnam. date for completion of tho This meant that llhlle fila letter ata111d Utat the walllr board "The withdrawal of 60,000 withdrawal - were different figure was dlfl'erent. U. . shoold ~ one-blf or' the rec •. troops is a signifi.cant step," from the number and date reduction or 35,000 Q aD'· the Preslden~.sald, referring to m~ntioned Monday in Saigon by . nounced by the Pl"Hiddlt the original 25,000 called Cor in Soutl1 Vietnam's vice president, represented Utde or nD aanfllet lllll ' lirst Ulstalirnen~ ccmple\'!,<1,, N~on Cao 1,11. • _ • W!1llll>o 40,HQ . . . Ifji' Aug. 31. · · · i, Jd¥. · , .. ~o.soo more Amerl'by _1\f, Ill' -Hill 1111 ' . The authorized Vietnam ·troop . cana would ·be pnlled out bJ' Ute (COntinUed onJIIPlll GI Pullout Figure Set at 35,000 Men nu·- ' Wives to be Heard However, the COinmunistdeJe.. P ARJS (UP0- The North The spokesman said be did Vietnamese delegation to the not know when the meeting gates had m immediate et"lll... Paris peace talks amounced would be arranged or whether on President Nixon's IJ'IIOUDI:8oo FJtty.tour 1)ei'sons, workera, today it wiU receive foor the four :American women mont the United states pla-to captains, members and t b e 1 r American wives who new to would be received in person by •ltlldraw an additional 34,000 guests, attended the 21st amual Paris to find out whether their Col. Ha Van Lau, the depllt;y troopa !run Vietram. memhorship kld<olf meeting of Air Force husbands missing in ltanoi peace negotiator standl.rw They had atudies wltlllnteroat the Tri-Counzy ConunWlity Cno- Vietnam are alive. in for delegation Chief Xuan Vice President Nguyeo Cao KT'• cort AsaoclaUoo Mooday lll&lrt In ' A Hanoi spnhearitan tobl- UPI, Thuy. statement Monday that to,500 the Grace United Methodist "The four ladles called on OW" Thuy t1as been in Hanoi since would be withdrawn but wen r. Church dlnlns room, Gallipolis. headquarters early tnday. But the death of President Ho Chi serving comment until Nlat J)EBBIE HUNNELL, LEFT, RECEIVES · from The event oatcially opened the they did not have an appoint- Minh. made It officiaL lfro. lfa1')' P-11 illl rollins hair properly ·· . · "sot" durlrw aesoclatlon's weekloag 1969-70 ment beforehand and therefore a cciAnetology class at lfelp Higll Sehool membersldp campaign. M r 8 · could not have been received. Charles lJngo and Mrs. Clare But of cwrse, they wUl be TAKEN TO HOSPITAL Gettle& are general co..cbairrnen received at the delegation." The Fomei'Qy E.JI Unit was d. this year's campaign, called !lmday at US p.m. to the With the cioarins of the last lrlbrtlon Included ebecka ln. Mrs. Evan Roderick, aasocla. MAIIIUAGE LICENSE JeglslaUve hurdle, Slate Audl- eroaolng the minimum 1111ual al. Wa1111r ~P realdance In lion secretary, reported 84 adult Eddie 1bomas VAn Mab:e, 25, Chester fOI' Ella Douglas wbo .tickets lllld 34 student U<keta tor Rogor Cloud lllllOUileed to. . location from Sto,OOO to ~.­ West Columbia, llld Comle Ka,y day the dlstrlluUon ol$3,000,000 000. was taken to Veterans Memor~ already sold bJ' workers. This II Chapman, 20, Racine. in sales tax revenues to the lo.. This means an inereaae la the Ia! HOspllal Whore she was ad. 20 ahead of last year's figure at cal governments of Ohio the minimum mmtllly allocation mltted. this Ume; there were 668 mem~ CUBS TO REGISTER lniUal payment sloce tile legisfrom $3,333.33 to $S,OOO for 21 bershi,PS In 1968-'9. A meeting will be hold at 7 II II .tho goal ~ the member. p.m. Thuradsy it the Odd Fel- lawre boosted the annual appro. counties Ia tho state. n... ua: Adams, Bnnm, Carmll, FIJ'· ship c:ommJtteo to better last lows haD In l'lm1eroy to regis. prlaUms from $24 million to $36 miJllon. eue, GeJlla, Harrlaon, lloarJ, year's aJI..tlme record. a was Ulr boys for CUb ~ Pack 148. Under the provisions of omer- llighJand, llocldns, llolmH, poln1lld out that 1\fGM Asaocla- 'lbe haU is loeattd o.ver .the Blue tlon memberahips heve doubled m1 Grey re-.ant. Boys must SOIICY leglslallm onac1lld d1rlng Jack1011, Madl1011, Molp, alnco 1966. be elgilt years old.or In the third the tlnal !liD working session of roe, Mar- Morrow, Nabla, IIIUal.nturna wW be comp11. grade. Cab!nastor IJ Palrick D. tho Iawmakera, making 1\mdo l'luldlng,, .JVr7, Pike, VDIIIa, available lmP!J'IIata!J, lllo diJ. (CGI~odCNI PIP 4) Wood. : . ' GOLDEN GIRDLE 23 Counties Benefit r.ur Hoot waa illaw- CbiPer of llulilor, 'lbe · Jargeot ~ olnce U,. aaa-tlon waot..ln 1953, ...... - · · . ......,. ' far mrar •• Ma~ -.. p_, and Modl1011, 0.. fram Kentucio' ml ,.. ·from CJIIo' IJ>. croaled tho total to 335 lduuo, 49 ~r• and 80 ulller 12. A -lire SaturdiJ' ,,... wao ~ ~ MQ<ir •D, '' B. Morl!lll and ·ililll. ~ ••• T'"" Schmodt, a~ of " Attend. . Kickoff -· '· Mrs. lrone Rhl110hart of Rochest- Krolol Park here f'rlda1-83 traUert aUa- the !all out or !be Welt Vlqlnla Clapler of the .1!6'*-1 Coqer1 and~ era A110eWlan. POMEROY-MIODLEPORT:-OHIO ,'\\ Meeting . •• and discover how you can look f pounds 'lhinricr i~. a Golden Playte•• Girdle-regular or lo~sleg panty. (Bolli ava~lable in pull-on or zipper styles: ) are the girdles you vc seen on TV-that supjJort your luminy like finn, young muscles ... make yOif IQok S pou.nds thinner instandy. The soft cklth llnins gives you ~I comfort, 100. Aft!~, the new Long 'l.cg Panty sirdle slim• your thighs •• ~ever belbre. . Tlier;e· Pull-on styles Girdle Long Lea Panty .'!I'J-. Reg. SI o.95 N.OW $8.95 Ret; Sl'l ;9$ NOW $9.95 Zipper styles Girqte Lon& Les Panly . o, .. ...._ 'nruS.t. • er, Minn., and Mr& J-.n Durst, Point Plea..m Route 2; ftw 101111, BUlle lol. Hammock of Layton, POINT PLEASANT - A lllllll weekend vlllaaw wao set 111 at ' TwenQ<.throo per ceil! of 1lie . ommo.- Increase for IIIIas wu. , Surviwrs,lnclurJetwodau&hters, Utah, Paul C. Hammack of Cheshire, Ohio, Deb m1 JoaA.Ifam.. mack ofPolntPioaaaatandJamea E. Hammack, '!llh tho Anll)' In GormaJIYI throe broautro, E. D. Hammack of Wamrtown,· Ohio, K. B. Hammack ot Olarlestoil, and G. E.llammackof.~llln; olaton, lira. Edna NJda of Tyler Mountain, Mra. Lucy COtrell and Mrs, 11W>1 Wrillt of Wallall, and Mrs. l!dltll Jarvi• of Olarltltm and 20 graalchlldroo and two ' Sewerage Near One~Fourth Don our lllture~andcom­ mltmeata made In 1M7:" Fall Campout Held at Point WE'R~ DAIRY ISLE cq,llcate olxJuld be bonoftclal to realdenta and IIDiatey ~ reasoo of reduced Ia rates re- liiEETJNG I'OOI'PONED srea'-tlrlndcblldreb. A mooting of the Southern Lo- . The,ioo<ll' 1J at the Mollr.ste.. eel Sehool District Board ofF41ens flulerii llameatPoiDIPioa.. DINNER DATE CHANGED Tho lllllllal dlmer moellnc of cation ad!eduled&opt.l&hasboen an~ until Thursday ...... tho Twin Ctly ~· Ia to be pollljloiW>II 25, I~ bold Wadnosday, Se!t. 17, at 7 p.m. laltead ot. Slturday, as was PLUS "A FINE PAIR" .. Library P~licy Reviewed u woII as 1.....,. ~ ron ao """' ..., aet tho education needed In today'o ec.,_," Meloon atated. "A younpter's future aucceoa depend • on tho aehooll1111 he .... , .. be --o..-lzod. •- tl!e- lira. Ella Mae LaRue, 56, Lcq Bottom, died Saturday evening at Atbena. Site wu born October 12,1912, at Chelhire, tho daughter of the Ialii Amoo and Armllda Darst IWe. Sbe wu also preceded in d•tb by her hUsband, Francis; a brother and a sister. Sunlwn Include her daugt>. ter, llrL Doma June Barrett, LoiJe BoUGm; two 1011s, Charles, Rainernllle, Ohio, and Lewis, Jasper, Mlcb.; one brother, Mar· lin Rite, Rt. 1, Cheshire; a sister. Mrs. Nine ~. Rt. 1, Qe. ohlre, lllld 17 grand<:hlldren. Sbo was a member of a.e Ill'· pr MoUlCIIIat Church. Flmeral services wlli be bold Tueeday at 2 p. m. at the RawJ. Iap.Coata Funeral Home with the Rav. 0, H. Cart ol!ictating. Burial will be in the Kyger Creek Comotuy. Frtends may call at tho 6moral home anytime. William Prioo . ~ ' 5":.Thl, lauppiiJa tomllranta Died Saturday -·• -•lld ~ • Thirteen mclear power units tor will cost -"'>ately $21 ~ reported noaotlatloos with an aggregate capaclly of million. lniUal lllol loadJDir will are oow underwa¥ tor the con.. tbreo mWion kilowatts have boon cost an addltiOial •to mDUoa. otructloa of a sooondnucloarunlt placed In eommorctal operation Tho nuclear IJ'IIIem will be a of llmllar alzo to be rell<ly lor by elacbie aystems In the past slnslo cycle bo1J1nB water reoervlco _..n...toly me year aeveral years. Seventy .eight ad. actor and wiD procllce ateam to dftlonaJ nuclear power units are drive a turbine aenerator. Tbe tho llrlt unl~ "Followlas detailed ~­ under construcUon or on order. nuclear reactor JU'forma 1hl IDs -eo, tho CCI! groop has 1bese have an aggregate capac(. same function Chat a boller per.. deddod It can IUrtl>er Improve t;y of aboot 64 million kUOW'atts. forms In a ooaJ burning plant. Ill electric system llld procllce As of AprU I, 1969, nuclear caIt Is eetlmau.d thai more ecooomleel JIOW8l' In the pacity acoounts lor 38 per cent 1968 ClerlllOIII Cooml,y tax dupll.. )'Oal's abead with nuclear fuel of the ISIIl'I!Pte of the Industry's cate of$231,000,000willlncroue thaD by &111 other means," Zim- preaontly scbeduled - - to $340,000,000 upon complmer said. program, the CCI! BrOUII report. af the first CCI! nuclear ~ "A ra~clear plant wlll help us eel. All of tills eepactey must be Upon eoinjJI- of tho second fprt a brake oo' ever -lncrea&- llconsod ~ the Uofted States unit, the ClorlllOIII Counly Ia IDs coots In labor, eQuipment Atomic Energy CommJsslon. dupllcam will. lncreaoe to $420,. IDd fuel,., he said. The Iteam system lne!udes the ooo,oow. Carro~ the "'lbe CCD decillion to 'go ru~ nuclear reactor, containment New Richmmd Scbool District . . _ II reelly a mattor of tal<. -.ructure, circulating Jlllmpa and 1968 lax duplleelo of $62,400,000 IDs odvaataae of preSOIII tec:Jmo. variou:a nuclear accessories, and will IDcreaae to $165,000,000 lOIII' Ud long range ecooomlca, ~ wiD cost -=tJ1lllteJy $3{1 mil- upon eompl- of the second Zlmmeraald. lim. Tho steam turbo - SOIIora. unit, ThiJ Increase In the tax Dies Saturday :.·-.~' .. ' Ud ....tlonal qrlculturo .... Anta lillY nol-kdurllwSchool 'lbe Dllcloar unit wW have a Ella Mae LaRue XXII NO. ' w- .fi...,. Q'. Mrs. Bertie E. Frazier, 86, died early today at the residence of her 8011, Clarence, Rt. 2, Cbeahlre. 5be was born April 5, 1883, at l¥ii1Wo,lbe ...,._ ill tho late J'OHJIJ lllld Melvina Eblin Sehuler. 9te was also preceded in datil by her husbend, Walter, uio -.11 b!ro ,Cal.,.... .... - . . . Ohio ~c CollwoiiY lllld The Da,y. ~ of ' 1·•;· •.· Wljb .. 'ot fila )'liir, _._.wore ....,lndeil ~ ~~ uader 16 ·01111r · , ...... lcheol 018'1 ~ ~ Jlle. , ' ._ RolionaJ Dlroc:bli' 'of 1110 u. . . 1: ~ ot Llbor's Dlvlolan. Eml fila lt. and lt-,....,.W, ~ ....... .....i.rultrc•o~e~t ' 1llo opeolal ...a.-oaalnlractor ml other """"mont operation, 1llo "CCD" ~ea, 'lbe CIJ>. claooli Gu ' Eleetrlo CollwoiiY, .... - •. i ' .. ,. ,.: ~·: ' . ' 't. . ..' ' ' .. ' ' ' ., i· � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 15, 1969 bowers bumgarner frazier genheimer hammack larue price rife schuller