http://66.213.69.5/files/original/b729dfcb45dfa0e1153fd1f19b631701.pdf 8731c341ef9046bb90f022c1e48767a3 PDF Text Text •. 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· �', · ' ' ·~. DallJiliontlnol, P...,.I'CI'·Iollddl<iPOrl. 0,, Tuesday,~ lf..lltl9 · lton .Eans',·19, Cards Lose 4-3 ' "' . The Domino Theory With Reverse Twist '· (;p't Gt UUle Is beard about the famous "domino theory" these tile .... unless communism Is stopped in V10tnam It will mev1lably spread to the other nations of &!!!Iii lllplrll'l ...., Tile theory. wbat.ever its validity, has lost much of its · credence among a citizenry Increasingly weary of a costly all'd. indecisive war and increasingly wary of tbe burgeon· . Club·- t.l inC llllluence of the so-called "military-industrial complex" in .the national life. ~ professor of history now ofters a "reverse domino theory" for out consideration. Ciaua- This theory, auggesled by Boyd C. Shafer of Macalester Co)lece In St. Paul, Minn., holds that "the longer the United States fights a warm Southeast Asia, the more leftists and ~ 'lhldow.or,u . ieirOu.·f Itt (W. 21111 St.) '••• 'l1le llopllarn • Coeo, Oiaqel llllllcal •COco" II aealed to bioi fa reVolutionaries it creates at home and in other countries outside of Southeast Asia." In fact, thinks Shafer, the evidence suggests that the -= hillory ... 'l1lt "1111 Ca!Cunas" IItle- II P!Rifai.Q ...,.... 111' I.tric1 are )lot thoU. body.counts of the enemies in Southeast Asia are accurate." One need only think back over the events of the past year -beginning with the clash between youth and authority In Cbjcago at the time of the Democratic convention-to reach the uncomfortable conclusion that the professor may be closer to the mark than any number of Penl.agon or State Department experts . AH, THE INJUSTICE OF IT ALLI Dear Helen: Have you e'Ver noted life's lit. . Iea •.... ""'• "we ·mcona,stenc v Is It, ror example, when Mama takes a nap or goes to bed extra early, she's just plain lazy and unsoclsble, a real party.pooper, 88118 party? BUT tires ~·. Cl ~ ~:lv~:;:"~ die· Allan nation o1 ~ Br PHIL PASTORET Maybe for lhe same general Dear Dorothy: rea1011 that when a man whipa up a meat and vegetsblea ·dlah it's a gourmet's delight and the lam. Marry in haste and repeat : • • • Ladies-when. husbands stay up to watch the totelate to see tile "backfiel<l itt motion" it may be an ol<l Bing Crosby movie with hula dancen rather thon a football stOfll. thing, It's "Ye god&, aplnl"- H. Dear Holen: stew In lllJ' neighborhend, there are nl&ht. OUr chUdren, seven and nine, are asking lllBn3 questions. How am I to explain to diem what type of women they are?CONCERNED PARENT Dear Concerned: t~...~~~lh·~t~:.:~~- Our favorite uncle is an Elk; our nonfavorite one 1s just a big moose. • shloldo oor condemns your neighboro. And be sure you don't INSPDIE thoae questions by shockoc1 dl Dear at home I - H. bu~:J"g.ngw,!lilel mhomea k efitrhees ~::~ons IIIJI company hoPPI/. Dwight D. Eisenhower was the first U.S. president lieed 1 II ens o p otpilot'& an airplane. He received license 93,258 on Nov. 30, 1939. You congratulated a girl lor "bresklngawayrromtheWASP'a nest" ("~- 1 · ~- rom H: When lhe per au aded her parents that It wouldn't ccrrtamlilate·her to-- +~----;;;-::;-;;-;;;;--;;;~:'"""~:::---=::--------, Hatlo's Tiu:y'll Do It Ev"'"' Time 1: &OAitf, wt.IIISOOMI"· MY ~USit.'IND· '10-e& lo.Nt:> % TIIINI< BEING> A~II'E ,15 A FU~I.­ T'WII .:lCIIt! CIIICINNATI (\)PO - Clncl,_ •II Benpls' Coach Paul Btoirn lays he wiD ll!><!nd thlo week developllll the "killer lnatlnct" In blo team. Brown sald lack of such an tnatlnct nearly caused tho Benpia to lose to the Miami Dolpllina In their ...... Cl>ODer last '. · ·· {~) ·" 'acboOh ., .. ~ excellent example. For your lnformstlon, Anglo. Saxon Protestants founded this COlllllry and broullht It, ti.roul!b their honeli\Y, hard work, initlalive and Intelligence, to Ita pre. sent position olleadership. B)' contrast, JOUr minority group (Note !rom H: Mine? Who says?) advocates . pornography, ruthy playa, topless waltroaaes be.~-· ~-· , hao ........ ileatiO!It !:'~t;.c' mlllorltlel, relllloua freedom and-the~ . , . . .. . . . . . Ai be DOtH in hll book, uwar, Peace IUid tbe Viet .CcmJ," . lhelli poala are almott "meanln8lesa for POlitical IIAIJ· ,. · Pru. Bob Wood had to Timely ,n..__ v- rived from the Polynesian word .. Hawaiki," the leg~ endary hom e Ia n d of all .. Polynesian peoples, Q-Are there anu !>rilllnal manUicripll of the book& of the New Testmnent, Ill tiley were IDTitten by the Apoaties, In e%UUtu:e1 A-No, they bav·· been lOll Only coplel reiDaln and nou of them datel from the timewhenthe.\poltluWIN still UviDg. · ae~ ~~~ fore they ea11 tie used.·· Yet 1110 ~lrglnl.a K - . Pralclft# NU:cm'1 'l!lclo!l ~ tor Cona~m•r. AfiOln. · ft..... ........,mta, '", a ~,··.' ,. , 1 ~ ,.,,.,_.,._ !W! ::tf¥.J "''"' ~''ltt.f!-r'l • Whit it comet ·down to; ID: 'VIetnam ~- on 4;01leie'·CIIIi1- !.ll lil JIIIS8I or the Amerlc;~ , l!olifiCaJ tll'tiUI. II , w11at li to·, be. . · ilone, IIPICiftea1ly, IIi 11M . ...,, elf IUCb ··lltiChlllltlllle&ble ,' COa!J. Alld, JllOit tmporteilll.i'.- boir It II be done. ; '1'111 op1ni0D IIDIP!ei''I]Oll·ll ruit ftalibed wbeli'a..---:'- •. tbat to per~ Qf 'U,S.~p ~ l!aVe ,.~-;: 40 Wb&t.\lt!til lymJ'&tliy J'evolutlbiiulea au ,· for pta.". thet m~r . Are the preatmiably'1111111o1U of ltuilahlJJi"•'h'"'ra Pllft!l.to fOllow the the.'. ,..J'iii'hal. vio.leJ!t)~~" Jnlulona 011 tbe ·.c ...-.? U ;;!.......· line and '-'--? · 8III(IUMI '" · . be I b larpr tbaDUfe,eocoura""-. U you tlrlDJ! 10u'~ ·~· ~· If yo~re a . orliJaUie you're tbat milcb t>, .fl au. , , , -Mn, lo(~h tldiiiJ . a pacemaker IJJ&erted.tn tbe body to re&UJale tbe burt neeil not li<HN!ed or ex· amlned ·at au a WASP, but not. -·•ta aowa-'"" j..:" 1 · b . av ' ' YOUR D•NTAL HMi.TH Treat Quickly Swellings . 5o · ,. Or re SPQts in Mouth ly WILLIAM U.WlENC!, D.D.S. who,~ when he became 11 ~ .1t,o/•••thefi'4l"rfl¥0d)n;' J-o!emni:.:~~:·; . ,,.~ ~1•0 ~>llli. ball orrr · ~·~=t mall!'r, llclds Plkf, what Ia~d ao Hawall, de· ' Tollct-niY,fUIIIIII ulldtr, . ·· ~ · .. ' ·, , , orld·tl8eililM<I!.......,iilalld. ~;r,!q or you are 4ollt1ned to rellveiL lamlly II ,_ U • - CITIZEN FOR MORALm' lag kid U:..bi~: ~-= Door Citizen: · ble, let Rolen help fOU, !lie will •... And she Jumped .., her alao welcome your OWJIIIIIIItlag Cellulitis In an iJIDaiiiiiUIlion occuriJI& Ia and around the mouth and capable ,of producing rapid destructive changes and violent oymptoms · T a ke the case of Row~!~"! ' · R, a 59-ye'2:-otd ·lrJttte, mar- · ried, male to bla present llnaS8, · ~ to · being ill "exceUeat ~alili." His chief c..Qp.laiat wu · pain In the jaw,' IIWe.!l)n&, · fever 1 wealmeu aJ¥-1 ' beadacbe. · · Present illnes•l!eaaa while en route home from vacatloo ,r,,, ., '" I" -;;-{~>' ·' ,,.,, meat.' Tiley. are alao the alma of the eitabllahed South . ........:. '""!'" do.,-• ...,. ....... .--. •"' ....-' pre. · 'l.' ' ;; ·'' . """ oftbele~•c.ofteJ\'very .~ •' •' · .~~·· ~they 111'1! II .vlolitiCe. Yet Ill tliie next •., ' ..........•.lll8j(adtitbat are wi1Ui!l to ciO'wllatever . ! 4 -b'!iJibon want H ' :...wn:, Jtil lllle May,at W ·' 01111>=.. ~-fld- . and ' ill a I8COiltl brejll,lt,:lhey 18y tbat ~ly .lllou&bt ' I. 011 .111!118;,~ ~ IIWl and corrupt tbe boDealy ot Till for , ~ · ~., tliie c81)8..(Stu. P.f::.t.anblmcb ~,~baViitiJ:.=•!he ~~· f AYI tiW lf>tbe· !Oir ;per,w · =-Tli 1 !l,ilm~c pi tl~'¥;.' ·~~ ~: Mollwie to ~~~ In ·J aifTo •' ' ·I i h r - b l l = ; : o a· ~ dow,n the licbtiolllbl"arY? TO luault UJil ' . . •' Of the.' •' " ~.. -"" tliiiiC lludenti ~· telchera? 'l'o lirvade~claiirootd · · .........!f"t/ · ·i·' *"· _ _ lh!QI n ·'do.. .•• . 'IWa -~k l""' foGaal 'DiloDie ·'1!111 ~<ilp ,, ·· -S~~~ ,. what , _,toabuto!henlt!!? ·~ .tliie mua . ,.... < , IIII I· · ··' '.. · '·• ' " of 1,mpatblzer1 really chootlel' .to JO lllat .. ::'to~':,T..':'::r.~~"trJ;;:r~ Ill!,.._ to lato ~f'lidlc<d -~\, ~~ Oil lllmid lllill . . ' ,. be demlllltraled tbat-luch radical behavior-would~· . over the adult polltlcal arena. . ' ' , ,, At the heart of the aympatl)lmo' ......;,A_.._:. •·· coniUIIon over "method" Their uw;'"::-'to"'._'" loellllllld )ltOclalm'matbOci method II the whole llorf. t , h e. i r unlillportaiii."sut~~o;,.~ ' _, "" · pt'Ueat .Lilt wu railed tongue waa BERRfS marched back up the field 51 yards. The interception set lW a coolronted with trying to save it," he said. "We sbOuld have won it easlly. "l'm probably to blame tor wbat happened at tho end ~ Miami touchdown several plays later, eOOirs: the half In Cincin1, and lhe Clnclnnatl Reda beat nati's favor 21-14. the Los Arples Dodgers, 4-1, to "I ohould have lot them take further tighten the Western It as far as they coold without Division race. The Braves lead going to tho air and pt thole wltll a .554 per•entage rollowed three points more (from a tleld by the Gtanta at .551, the Rods goal)," Brown mused. at .549 and the Dodgers at .545. Tho Benpls play die Son otThe San Diego Padres ego Chargers at Nippert Stadowoed the HOUlton Astros, 5-3, dium here thlo Sunday. The and the PhUndelphla Phlllles Chargers lost last SWKJay 27-9 · swept die Pittsburgh Pirates, 2to the Kansas City Clllefo. 1 and 4-3, in IXJ\er NL games. In tile American League, Minnesota del•ted Oakland, &3, Washington edgocl Baltimore, 3-2, Cleveland tq>ped Boston, 41, Detroit blanked New York, 20, C.llfornla ohul out Chical!o. Dodgers until the sixth lnnlq[ 4-0, ard seattle nipped Kansas when WWie crawrord hmlered Clcy, ~ into the left center neld pavilWUUe Mays drove In two runs Ion. with ttle 599th homer or his With relief help !rom Wayoo Grarwer, Clonl~r got credit tor his lOth victory againat 16 Iones. Granger took over in the eighth. taU," Browri admitted. With time. runlng out, the Benthe ftrat , • ' •' LOS ANGELES (\)PO - A doomlo win tonltlht oplnst the Loa Anpleo Dodgora cou141 give tho Clnc ....tl Roell I good 10&holcl In die Natlonsl League's Weatern DIYlaion aa the season ....... atruck by a pitched bell. Alex Johnson cracked a double down tho rlsht field lloo to score Woodward. Tony Perez oh18iocl to brl.rc home Tolan and John1011. ' Claude Osteon, tho Dndpr atarter looklne tor his 2oth win, Tho Reels, after loslntl two of three over die woakand to pen- bad ssiled a10111 unUI the third. •nt conteDder Sao Franclaco, The loss was his 13th. Tony Cloninger blanked the Monday Dlghl started a tbre&,.... oertea with ihe Dndpra 11.1' wlnlllag 4-1, A twl-niabt doubleheader winds ,_. the aorlea ' . Q!':l;tw~~~~ ' slated Gar hla eighth Francisco Gtanta dereated the Atlanta Braves, 4- The san East w ' L • Nolan to San Diego for a two-eame set, then to Houston for the weekend before returning · to Crosley Ftald to begin their fl. nal homestard. ;st L Atlanta San s2 s6 F...;,·.· . '. 81 Cincinnati • , 79 Loa Angelos , , 79 Hwston •••• 75 Son Dteao • • . 46 Pet. GB .805 Tbrough·Wednesday •"'·""' .527 .404 .324 "' so 11'h 29\-!z Wh s: P GB 66 :sst 'h 65 .549 1 66 ,545 1\-!z 70 .517 5\-!z 101 313 35\-!z San Fr111clsoo 4 AUanta 1 Phltedolphia 2 Plttsburl!l> 1 ( J&t) twilight Phlladelj>lda 4 Plttaburgh3(2od), nlllht Montreal 8 ClliCO!lll 2 (n[&hQ New York 4 St. J.<Uia 3 (nl&hQ Son Dteao 5 llwston 3 (night) Clnclmad 4 Los Angelesl(ni8bl) COLUMBUS (\)PI) - Wltll the start of the Ohio State fOotball season leas U.n two weeks away, Buckeye Coach W00113' Friday's Games !IBYe• plans twlc...-dBY drills Tue••a Games Athena It Neloonvllle-York at laut lhroush Wednesday, (All Times mT) Wollolon at GaUJpolla The •Uonal defO!IdlnB chem- ClllesBO at MQIXreal (4 p.m.) Lopn illr<>mcn TO IBJE SPECIAL ST,o\MP plcmo conllucled a no-pods oosPlttallurgh at l'lllladelJihla (6 p. , ·~o ~ Jacbon Clllt:;lliNATI (UI'l) - Asllat- aioll Monday mornllll and a m.) Eloten. ~ Alexander ont I'OIImaster GOoeral Hlnr1 . barder workOIII In tho after-. Now York at St. LOUil (9 p.m.) 1AIInO Ia to pre- a IJIOC(al foUawlns an idle weekend. A Hwston at Son Dle&<J (11 p.m.) Vallo¥ at llaDnan ~~' protesalonal' .~ OOJIIIIIOin,. ~rilnlllap II ,aeheduled lor Cincinnati at Lo• AnaaiN 2 (9 liner CrHk at Soulhorn ontti ""''"'" ._. 24 bore ..:... W • . SoulllwOilarn at Nortll Gellla . - ' "-:'"'.:"""" ~ ednesday. . p.m.) ilu..t at.Wahsmo oiilltJ the , lOOtll year. .BID Sllllp of Lima, • oop~~o- Allonta Ill san Fnncllco (11 Cosl GlOve at Ri1c1c HOI -~ . the ,. to . mO<O qua-ck,,. 1ulfered a P.'J'-.} Oaklllilat........aSt.Joo ~· ·· ollonOr. . ~ broken rllo In FrldiTo. ocrlmWednelclq'a Game• . Pert"· ila1fteatPorta. East K., ~'rap& 1>, Dale, lll&flt, It wao ......,c:ed. ,ll,o Yorl< ~ Cnl&h!l .!.Gran; , at Portsmouth pre . ·- . ; ~ l!od•· wu to .. .., tile !~ llfl au.oio wu . "" fl~llt prcr.. for at laost tWo lieoka. Flt9 St. iAula (n[&hl) ~ ""'"""II teillll . bof• aze out with Irilurln, but . !!Jmmi" e !!""!''• =:rthi 'P.». !'fdl. ... DO ArsWIImera. ,1, · 111o · lllio~eJel To•• · . "*' · bore qajnst !]lr!sllan ... Set. urdal', 5!111~ 27. ' • · ' GWITSOBT.~ Tim . l'azkor, who k~~~~~b . ' \' .... r ' 'from.lor die ClOied . . with iwo out In U. ninth lmlnB of the llrst sam• and Joluln)o Brigs hit a twWUD bomor for tho bla blow of tho SOCOIIl game. Rick Wile won hil Utlt same and Jeff Jomos hlo second lor die PbUIIeo. After recelvlntl the Cl>Onllll klc-, I h e Eagles mazchocl down die field with Bruce WUllama going In !rom the twc. He also ran iD the extras to make It 8-0. Again, the IK>JII limo tile llttlo Eagles bad the boll, they scored Son-(~ Lol ROUSH TO START ATHENS, Ohio (UPO- Soph- Ohio Records omore Jobn Roush wlll start as teUbock Soturdayaltornoonwhen Ohio University hosts Kent stele in the Second Death Mid-American Cooferet~ce rootboll_,.r, Roush wUI roploce starting • senior Daw LeVeck, the &beats' all - time slrWle season COLUMBUS (\)PI) Ohio rusher. whO wUl be benched with has recorded itt second high a pulled lamatrlng muscle. school lootball player desth In three weeks, after only two such fatalities In the past ftve WESLEY ONLY HOLDOUT )'Mrs. CINCINNATI (UPI) - c..nter Bruce Evans, a 17-year-old Walt Weslay was U. onb' Cll>- senior back tor NelsonvW&-York clmad Royals plli)'OI' unaiJined was in,iuzed SepL 6 In the .... today aa the 1191ad '""" IDto Ito son opening game aplnst Warsecood doy ol drlllo at Clncln- ren Loeal High School In Wuh- In 3 Weeks nsll Gardena. weslo,y. contending with 33- lllllon eoorty, yoar.old c-te Dierking and rookie Luther Rackie.Y lor die starting center slot, worked wt with the team althousll stlll with. out a contraet. East W L AnPI•' <altilll:l !ll'!oa FnDclac!0 1 p L GB 102 44; S:g x-Ba.ltlmore 1 ' · Bt· ~ ~ ~57t Basion , . . , , 73 Washington , • 77 Now York , • . 72 Cleveland . , • 58 68 71 75 90 ,:;34 ,520 ,490 .392 1TYJ· · I 23 ' 25 291h tf West W, L. Pet. GB Mfmoaota • . 88 58 .603 Ooklancl •••• 79 67 ,541 9 California , .• 64 81 ,441 231'. Kanaaa City • , 58 87 .400 29\-!z Clllc:ago •.•• ~8 87 .400 29'11 Seattle . . ... 58 88 ,397 30 x - Clinched dlv. title Monday's Reaulta Seattle 3 Kaosas City 2 (nllht) California 4 Clllcaav 0 (nllht) Waablngtoo 3 Baltimore 2 (nl&h!l Detroit 2 New York 0 (nllht) Cleveland 4 Bootm I (nlahl) Mlnoosota 6 Oakland 3 Cnl8bl) Tuesdi.Y'B Games (All Times EDT) Seattle at Kaosaa City 8:30 p.m. Ooidand at Minnesota 2:30 p.m. CoUfornla at Cldc:ago 2, 7 p.m. Baltimore at Wallhln&ton 7:30 p.m. lietroll at New York, 8 p.m. Clovolend at Boolm 7:30 , p.m. Weilnesda1'1 Gamel Ooidand at Kansu City, nl8bl Callfornla at - - . Dlghl Seattle at auc:aao 2, lwinialll Cloveland at Detroit, nimt WuidnltOII at Naw York, ni8b1 BalUn..... at Boaton, Dlghl ~ 0111. Ron Salttballi~'!l tbo oxtru but waa hold ~ die half anded. Tal'lor daclded not to,..,., tho oec<ind hall boca... ~ . poooiblllty of laYIDI """" put out olljt:Uan. »eip:.~~~:::E~ ••k yardo a TD. •'" ulad Thoto trawl to Pl. tempt85for tho for extras llaoThe lhort and Belpre loci 32-0. play tho little Blacks Near tho end ~ tho bal~ Molal ovanl~~~o put 1111 a drive <Jilts own •• Mark BY QUARTERS Season Reoords .'5n· ..,.. · Detr9it . ':··.. ~ Monday's Results · Two-a-Day Drills to make It 16.0. 1n the' 1000111 , ..rter, an ...numbered ani unldotiiiJied Betpro playor ran a Molp JUIII by Kolth VanlnwUOD oil die WLY a American League National League New York : c , 89 58 "~ • · .r . Chtca&<f ·;·. : >::.85' ~3 lllli'Gerl'l'•Arr.ta0.(2.1) .tn . " ·' ~ tho doill!iheoder' f<iilll!lit .pWt a. LoU!• • • • 9 68 Bill Singer (19-9) ard Joe lllool- Plttslolrgh. , .. 77 69 Philadelphia •• 59 lfl 1 (l-0) "':ut.r •to~t tile Reels move Montreal , •• -~8 100 ed , ft,., . .,.... for the CUbR. r i "::.__ Reel 1111 plaee · $p , · Francisco and ooe lull pme be'>~• hind dbrtaloll'loidll!c ' l,ll&IM. " .: . ., . ()illy two:porcenlsiO pointsorate ClnciruBti from u.i , Olanta. Cincinnati Manager Dave Bristol oeema conlldent about tho' Recio, 4osplte tllelr thircl. place roDk. ' •,~1 ~ "e're got.. to win ·. , lhe !*Dill, • SBid Bristol after lhe '""'"' "r~ lllougllt It oil atorw. I t.n,w In 1DY .ptayon." The ROds .ma aeOrq . . _ In b lhlnllmln& put,. IIIII IIINo aeroas b plat& i J---te . Woodward tecl olf iho lnniDc .,jw, a ..~ant and wu fol· lowed 11.1' ·~ Tolan who waa aide. of hia lower partial'dealure. · There was little · pain but' Increasing tendemea on the left side of hll mouth, -m· ingly under the border of 11\e ' denture. Removing ·.tlu! denture eased the 'P a I a but, ,;;J~[i when a s!l&hl IIW'lllnl de· '~if~~ veloped, he decldOd to con- · ~ suit a dentist. Ue waa . ,•.•, d~iston ran tor BeuchamP. scored the ·, a11'art" ' droppocl and Woodward. Olico Ruiz, who NEW YORK -York .· selma Score In Ninth The Reds scored again iP the ninth on successive singles by Jim Beauchalltp, Tommy Helma tonight. lolelao Marauder Reoorveo of Coach Fenton Taylor plaJed tho Belpre Reoerveo at Btlpro doy but forfeited after die flrot baU of play, traUintl 2z.6. The little Marauders had so maqy Injuries during the course ~ the ftrot half they wore ,.,. 111111 out 'bl players as thof hlld but 24 player a dresaocl. The Injured were Mark Wer• .....u;...illorr.axll'U' am tile' two. WUUamo ran In dNles and two rookie Mike Wegener ptiehed a three-hitter lor the Expos. Dick have been an easy win. "They lhould never have been c., ,, . . homer and ~ wullaino four..run ~ lmirw ry, Rick Ash, Ted Lehew, Larry WUIIams cazrlocl In !rom five ollllblocl the Podreo to shove die . Harmon, and die most oorklua of Astroo 5'h pmto out ol !!rat aU •a• Doug Burns with a knee place. Injury. BUrna had to be helped off Dave Wstklns oln&lod borne the field near the end of the sec· the wlnnllll run for the PhiiJfea ood quarter. in ·t . 22-0 m By KEml WISECUP louf hands alii a Dolphin player ~~, the bony tiiild of ,the mqutb. 'it.~ti'i: ~ "14' there .when they were beaten by the Montreal E>poa, 8-2. Ron Fairly ~rove In ·rwts wUh a wooai Va, ..:~,-·~,)hey iDIIIt 011 nea( and ,atlanal<ortler for AllfiOlel, · tlllfl Ollt , · · """' narrow ' IJJII •II "~ i; Lili: Cindnr11U in 1964. SwObods, whe also struck out twice, hit hla llrst homer ID the other • Reserves coreer anii a dciublo· iitr the Olanta •• · :Mccorml~ pltehed a flvHI,I\or for )Ito lOth win of tJ1o ooaocin. Alex J\111111011 c1oom1eo1 heine OM nm "" TOI1l' Perez followed with a twCHUD olntllo In tho third !,.till to help t1a Reels fall: 11-pmo wionor Claude Osteon with hio JSib defeat lor tho Dodlera. JOifl Areta's tllree-r1DI double Granger Saves Another For ·Reds munl.ot, I . , luelat or wbale\Oer-Uiev-= ltate • maior &08111 which are bouDtl to be broadly llle In tbeir geDeral terms. · ="'~· --'•'1•' 011 the .Juwvna•ot'.u-.. u--·•.••••'-' Na"·-·' r&M:J. ,a •r"~ UUPU Uber on. Front, notes tbat the Vlet Coni'• pol1t1cal. objecttv.s lnelude bUilding an "laclependent, democratic, peacelui, neutral and proilperoul VIetnam." •· IIi a:gport of that aim, the~ would promote the eeon0Dif1 culture, ·sc , technoJOs7, publlc:bealtb. 111)~,/triii'IIDI conditions, veterano~ and .w.e Uare .bel!e· , . , , loser In hlo maote111ioce and undomtediJ e11n oYinPothlzo with ouch 91her mqnlflclonl lOMrs as Haddix a!ld ~ah~ Haddix · pitched 12 por'-<1 lnnllll• for Plttobul'flh oplnst Mllwaukee In 1959 but lost the same In die 13th lmllll and Jol1nooo pitched a nine,Jnnllv no-<1ttter for Houstcl!l but lost to Brown said the pme ohou141 "I'm Jut gratelul we got galo bad die boll In Miami ter· by,'' Brown aigbed alter revlew- rUory. On paulng plays quar1111 lllma ol die 27-21 Benpla tarback Greg Cook got to tho win lofcnday, "it · could hOve Miami 22, where the ball bounced out or hla receiver's been a dl•ster.u the cbeap." . ' ' . ' ' ,. Tile WC:~f!r' however, II that revol\rti~....COm- 6'llh 91. !Qiad·(D!dl:a1no4f bu fDIIl" IMitl o1 twfal) hllued lllllltfplo· ,. hla bl •••• aU Dl<k en.! tllutetl wrltiDe for , or a.,m- Pur•...: Carlon, Grflllth- IIMI,... be'• fumdor ·111111 all o l - ~ ... '111t Molt'llilillallhoro Tomlloaver'a · wife not Cltlb' II beoalllld but u chic u Jaclde ~IIJ UHd to ~";'=~=.:::::::;; :':~!':t .::.:.:..~!:! ~:·.:::~::. Tllere'u~~ a role • • • - ' eatabllllilid that ~ aDd radlcail cle~ly laclude In their goelll .IODie lrldely felt but miDor artiv· aac;ea" This auuret an automatic measure of aupport """ Dldl:,..,., of the&. Uka Follor, Carlton Wal & lourlh lnnilll and come<ted .Pin tn die elpth to overcome a 14 St. LoW• . lead. Tho bomtra IGilowed tho onb' two walks laouocl 11.1' Csrllon- ooe to 0onn oon1...., and the to Tommie Ape, Carlton, who baa a 16-10 record and loadJ die NL In earned run average, cllmuld his reeorckettina: performance by strlldlll rut reliel pitcher lui McGraw, Bud Harrelson and Amos Otis in tho nllllil. McGraw, who shut out the Corcllnalo In t h e laot three lnidll!s, recelvocl credit for his eighth victory against three loues. . Tho vlctorJ ••bled the Meta to pick ,_. a lull pme on 1he Chicago Cuba, who suffered their lith loss In 12 games Bengal's Killer Instinct ' !!!t:' to~ their~~. Tile~ of Ill ::.~=..oo::::.:r::~ :!s'r:~~~!~~th= as::~~~;.,:-~..:: •=i!·;· ~ '. -~:=":.::::'~~~=~. not lli&J . J "'•lof ··. ~JiiiUI!eeehia I, at leisure is how the old saying goes, these days. was creatocl. ~ for the day~ ~~:~~~"--k Twain _.. ~ ar e saveral • aptnst temptations IIII'Ost 1o cowardice." that Capt. SCook dubbed the group the andwlch Islands when he discovered them 10 1778. The name failed endure, lul!Vever, as the na· MOM BARBS • ~"'::;"'!:~ :~""; Although m u c b of Ha· wall's early history remain& shrouded ill oral traditions, the saga of its 11ame bu descended relatively intact. The World Almanac notea : . : '...[ hi care ol hi mae If ' JUSt ·ng a t I 1etter over to the editor. I breather, which is plain common am not signing lllJ' name asldo ...ns~_s!n~.. ~p (ee!~ lh:"'l. ,.. oot want lt.lio.>Yow Olea. . " . '• When goes to bed early,' "'·"' Thor• ·••10.~1!1 group ••· · , lhe sneaks orr withoUt sll)il!t · ..rUng llleif In thlo country "Good ~-ight", toavoidthosesar. and I do not refer to the Negro castic remarks about "people - who vili(y anyone who does not who spend halllheir lives sleep. agree with tllolr lndlotl• ldeaa. log." When the man of the house Your lillie stab In the hack loan to lo.i•~ ear~~~:e:i~;' :;-~ . laki 11 respond with an unknown VIetnam Serviceman who MlGIIT oot be of her religion or race.) Th e fact that WASP was capitallzed is, I assume, your kind's slanderous way or describing "White Ang10-'lax011 Proteotant." You owe !Ilia great group of people an apology, and 11 It doe• 'old l~f\..l.rilor .die Ontr oGler pittllOr Wbo ewr irmn Mlo~i·.;Fia., C..ltOft II\ a . olrUck out ~· -~· In a ninoma,tO. .....,. record ,f<i 1l ni,._. lllllll'i pme. · a albino James IIrcnllL hilo the sack early, does HE feel guilty? Heck no! You're sup. posed to reel sorry lor him beeause he works so hard. Now I ask you, Belen, why??'? - DOROTHY • I ,acODOie• allfM lfOIG) with lbat ~ · -e rock than 1s2o, 3o person• were and at least 100 were In . a bomb explosion In Wall Street. ./ the mOlt furful•~ worr)o OVIl pijbiiC wiJ\!op.P9 ~ llguru wblch sllow ·that perllapl two-llffllf Qf tile il1itlliill "aympatblze" with the goelll of the feVOiuUCIIWiea ,..t . w1t1 .plalniJo aim• to beeoale the . the Olerokee strip in opened WASHINGTOt-i w- vll11ale ot Sha9mlut changed its to Booton. Mo r e Q ratllcall 'l I · · · ed Wnlllar: did lilt used to be '. . Sllice U,.... or four polliDJ on U.. ~: '"' TV )'tllrl &iO. aa· a JniiY Uoo of collep you!b·e-•~ilui:b aympa~.11!e . , - . Jlrl? .... John Bynor'o holno.. themHivel can hardly ~ CJueltlonod. Nevertlieteil, tlie cowl>o7 lilt .., "The Slaalrl'' TV lmpmlion left by theH fllltliiiP could be groally iDIIIUd· opec1a1 • • willeasl;f ........._ IDa. . sary .... . John doea bolter lml· ·At the outset, it. bas to ''" noted ~~ ·leut. lll the talfnB UIIVIIIpr -~ .... Qdlcal workl-tht ,l ""''rlviDfof 1108111 11 V.ry lll*lal art. CocbraJI (~ the "C, c•.,_., , To diJP\IH lint of the eaay II¢ of the ml!tter,lliiJ:w,ell· , '' was ' As the COUIIIrY'• ~ lltudenta ltrea!!l ~.-~ Ol'flllllzallon ~ dowdy'/" he ~.,._,....... .... tallowdl' look. i 1ste1Kie1cs, , ' !"'-( ' Morsan .., the MlbvvY Grllllll. cast: "Are oil o1 the ladlo• fa lltjle doubt that the culprit is algae and that It is being by a combination of sill from bulldozed hillsides and c. wastes from a boo~~g population. The submarine lion, supported by a ~.000 grant from the Federal .. PoUution Control Administration, is Intended to proVI'e more conclusive evidence. t,. reel-life HoUywood, the green slime would get worse BJ!!I worse untll the entire country was engulfed by it. Then a ·the last posSible moment the handsome leading man w d come up with a simple and instantaneous solution out as the ~ti)ll!tt~ ~Wid 111\11\>pears•. real-life America, "green slime " in the form of a v ety of types of. J>?llutionr can als~ be expected to get se-arJd Worse-to our lakes, in our· rivers in the very · we breathe. ' . J!nfortunately, no hero has as yet entered the scene nor IR ~ere any one solutiou, much less a simple and inStanone. utlons have to he found, however. Or we could all fade and J~iter, o.lithio day In history: 1630, the Massachusetts • ly IIUCE '11055#.T · NEA Wnhiogloft CorNipoftdtot ·' woln•'• • ria11b -....IIGiu ali•• growth. it Lake Tahoe, University of California scientists have evening stars are Mercu- '. \ W~at Really Is 'Sy~pathy' With Student Rebel Alh.s? or .... It to b blo!rq ·" Invasion Of the Green Slime" sGunds like the title of a • grade D Hollywood horror thriller. The film might go something like this: Long shot of a small Lake Erie Island resort. Move ill lot close-up of blobs of gelatinous green slime washing onto the beach. Flash to group of islanders anxiously examining their undrinkable drinking water, which has turned a bright yellow-green. Flash to health authorities a11xiously examinIDg samples of the green stuff. • Fa~ out on Lake Erie. Fade in on Lake Tahoe, Calif. SuperliDpose newspaper headline screaming: "Green Slime Spreads Across Nation!'' Medium-long shot of scientists · anxiously readying a tiny research submarine they hope will give them the answer to what has turned the lake's formerly deep blue water to a muddy green. _t_tousy script? It Is, especially to residents of Kelleys l"l""d, ne.ar Sandusky, who are living !~rough II. For them, tht story IS not fictional, but it is rather horrible. _Authorities had no immediate explanation for the green sliiDe that recently began washing up on the island and ce*.tammated. Its water supply, but according to early repctts were working on the theory that it was some kind of !lrst;juarter. • . 'lie - '"I~' ' _....111¥ a- . lie ....,._ ·but b lllllod)'ladolf&ldftll, ly 11111rillnl. We uHII to tlll .comlesOiarln canu IIMI Charleo....,. m1xot1 liP but canu II the biU' - .... Ar11a1r Tnacli. C.olor Horror Stuff Green By Press InternaUooal T~ is Tuesday, SepL 16, die l&lltll day of 1969 with I 06 doys~ lollow. moon is approach!~ its • I Brown Wants to Soup Up ' •Fluet,,.~.,. , tl30,000 a - . b1Qelf.. lldll1. Urlited States, by its policies and actions in Southeast Asia, hal8 actually created more radicals, especially among the yoimg, than it has eliminated Communists-"even if the Toda.r'• AJnumae llnlted .. " '- A 24-)'lllr , UPI ~Writer ~ steve i:mton o( U. St. lnnlllg pmt 'li,y atrlkllitl out !9 !;o<i!di C.I'IIQ!o to •oeliau•o llfto-'but IMI 1lit ·pme ori a , Uot.~ lllqldllclont loofro-IIIO'a ~lr of twO-run 1\mlero 11.1' . )lilt llar,.Y Haddix, 'Ken s,.-. .,.Jahnlon Iiiii. ye1, Bob Feller. CUlton's 1fat erased the : ~ Ilion add Ron S.Obods to prewlolls ro...<.l ~ 18 strikeouts the Now Ycrk Meta' Uot of 1969 oet b.f Ftllor In a loallll efforl ~-llat bq>-ble apll1ot die Detroit Tlpro In which •'-ed lolcnday n[&ht 1938 and ' ~led twice 11.1' how a team can · C<illlllllt lour &mi,y Koufax of the Los errors and llllffer 19 otrlkA>outo Angelos !JodPrs and ooce by whUe wi.nnb:w. 4-3, and increaa- Don WUaon of the Houaton : ltC_!!IOir load In the National; Aotroa. C..r!es Sweeney, plteh~·s Dtvtslon to flh sameo. · 1111 lor providence In 1884, Ia . ... not Southe'st Asia. •. RIIW'...., ' ·, ·By, FRED DOWN lboOt hit .. hlllalollond d~)'s-tbe argum~nt ~at l l'latioMI Lioaue n- "' . .\. He was hospltaltzed at Park- In Racing Set DELAWARE, Ohio (UPO - Two aea1011 recorda were set Moo:lay as Grand Circuit bar· ness horae racing got underway here at the Delawate Count;y Fairgrounds. The circuli here wUI be climaxed Thursday by the Little Melp , , ••• , •. , 0 6 Belpre . . . . . . ., 16 6; ;~~~J Meigs B Flrotllowns ••••• , .1 Yda.Ruah ••.. . .. ,7 Yards Pau .. . .•.. 6 Total Yards •.••• , 13 Pass Att. • • • • • . . • 3 Pass C<lnp•••••••• 1 PasolnL b.f.,., .. , 0 Fumble& rec. • • • . ... 1 Fumbles lost. , , , ... 0 ' o Penalties •••••...• Punta., ••.•••.•. 3-30 ) ; ...::. Brown Jug. UNION SUED . oiJ Ambro Jodie, driven by Joe CINCINNATI (\)PI) - Local;dJ O'Brien, won the $&.669 breeders 265 ol die Lal>orers lnternstlon,,lo filly 3..year~ pace in a na- al Union; on strike ard rafUBinti" CI tional seasoo limo ol 1:59 2-5. to _pour coocrete at Clnclmati'a Tbo time was only a fifth of a Riverfront stadium, has bee~~-\ second oft' the world record for sued for 1 half mllllon llollarr'' trotting fillies oo a haU-mlle by the pneral cortra-, Jlu.. track. ber. Hwtt & Nichola Inc., ~ ~ Miss Bluegrass was wlDner of anapoliL l the breeders Olly stake for 3In die Foclerel Court suit al..i year-old trotters. The last heat seeklntl an ln.iunctlon to kaep u.~) run was in 2:03 3-5, also a sea- laborers on die job, the control>'AI Son record. tor said 15 separate strikes bJ._ , ., Annbro Jo:lie, daughter of local members since March 20r~ 11 f Capetown, is ownocl by Arm- 1967, had coat it $250,000. J strong Bros. Co. , Ltd., Bl'&lllpThe petition conterdoclthework;;z ton, Ontario, Canads. stowese violated the union • con.-:1-!. Miss Bluesnss, daughter of tractor contract, which calla fm'"";r. Florican, is owned by George grievances to be settled wlthcJat · ·~ H. Alexan:Ier of s.4lar Grove, strikes. ,.·H UL ~== e.r sburg, W. Va., ancl then removed to UniverSity Hospital here when he failed to regain consciousness. He died sw.tay, Alex Hyde, a Oevelalll John Adams High School grldder, received a fatal head injury Aug. U, the tlrst day ot practice.· Harold Meyer, new commisslooor of the Ohio High School Athletic Association, SBid search ol his records indicated only oDe other death since 1964, when a youth dl.ed of heat prostration. Slove Beatty ol Bowlil1! Green died last spring of a neck ioJury ..,....._. In • 19~ hloh . ·· r~·~:r.~~~· school - ,... 1'!'. , • I ·"fft!'.·.~, pme. 1 r THE DOWNING-CHILDS AGENCY INSURANCE ,. ··· '" ' 1 I SAINTS RELEASE FOUR NEW ORLEANS (UPl) - T b e New Orleans Saints waived a roolde and released four veteran• Monday, InclUding ruMing back Tom ·Barrington It Lima, ado. He wu a five~ear veteran from Ohio State University, REAL ESTAJE.MUTUAL FUNDS OVER 100 YEARS OF SERVICE Z20 N. 21111 AVE. I I 1 I I I I I I I I I I ... ,. _.......·--...... '·tto•• . . . •. ,.............a .... .. .... 992·2342 MIDDLEPORT, 0 �;~~~~~~~~~T~he ! waiamud held Alii. ., ,.;;,...,;r, •-lng. , .d!U !",' 31 ~ wwe Olon Wnb 111111 Mr. ... 'lira. Gerald Lee SUmmoriliN, .,Ukorobur'r. Mr.llllll Nro. BID Wnb, John and Tom, ' . OUNT ~ Apple Grove Charle1ton. W. VL; Mr. and Mn. SldiP Lunb, Waahville, Tenn; Mr. 111111 Nro. Jessie Rlnobart, ard Mrs, Audrey Jchnson, ~· cer, - , w. Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Earl SUmmerfield, and R.:wer,andMr. J. E. Pitts, Murrysrille.Pa.; Mr. and Mra. Robert Pai-ker, Bobby alii Kelli, MarlettatMr. and Mrs. HOIIUd II. Parker and Howard Jr., of Morlan Cit.Y, La.; Buel Summtdleld. ·Jacksonville, Fla.; Mr. and Mra. &b Murphy, Reedsvllle; Mr. alii Mrs. Brooks Lamb, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Clitrord, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Reed, Mr. alii Mrs. But Lee, Janie, Tom alll Michelle Mantell, Columbus; Mr. and Mra. Carl Lamb, and Raymond, Mrs. Eddie &.ugh, H\JDoo tinatm; Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Powell, Mr. alii Mrs. WUliam North., Debbie and JeU, Gallipolis; Denny Dean, Clevelandi Mr. aoo News, Events ' Mrs. Mildred will_., ioU-1 r• tbe•• meeting 011 the cumcil' I tole. He has stsled tilt Jllrpose iit the oouncll is "to actively seek the ool•otlon ~ problemsthatl!la3' Impede 1he proeresa toward tile apiiDW 'll&l!fl 111111 distribution d. rehabllltaUm service&." A& a result ~ t111a 111111 other el[orts ~ lqea to Increase tile .~ Vocat!Oil&l R-llltation ~pia lor auitable emp~qy. ~ vocatlooally handicapped ~. !rom 10,000 in 1969'10 to 24,000 in 1974.15. Tbe grwp ,.W have a member. oblp ~ . 25, representing a 14 COIIJib' area Including Athena, Delaware, Falrlleld, Fnmklin, GAllla, Hoeking, Jackson, Madison, lolelp, Perry, Plcka-. UaJoa, Vlnlm 111111 Wasloington ConatleJ. ·~ Pool Rose Welcomed lumbus on Monday. Mra. Harry Ma11ey has been on the sick llst. Mrs. Leomrd Quesinberry all! Domle were In Norwalk over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Cone were in . _ , Friday and called on Hervey ill'atton. Miss Glemie Mullins iS visit.. ing relativ.. in Norwalk. Mrs. Pauline Fbstertamovbw to her trailer near Danville. Mrs. Ora Cottrill spent an evening with Mrs. Ginevra Foster. Mrs. Erma Nelson was host to GAUGES - Gallipolis, 12.1 and 12.9 runnt1111 3 feet ol roll· ers; Pomeroy - Mason. 20.42; Pt. Plesssnt, 24.02; Hinton, 0.67 stat.; Kanawha Falls, 3:15 falling; Chsrleston, 17.98 falling. London, Marmet and Wln!ield, are on the sill BOAT MOVEMENTS: GALLIPOLIS WCKS - ~r Lucky It' 5:50 p.m.; Jack Wolford down 12:40 a.m.; TaDuny down 3 a.m.; Ravenswood~ 3:45 a.m.; Esso West Virginia up 8 a.m.; Meldahl Locks, A 1 ton Zephyr down 4:35 p.m.; ORCO down 2:20 a.m.; Susan Lane tt3 4:2.1 a.m. eers have constructed a new bridge on tile site and Private Firat Class Ray P. lloswell, 21, son t;t. Mrs. Emma Boswell, West Columbia, W. is ooe of Va., Ran- Poca Team Will Confer Degrees The 4111 Engineer Company, 92ncl ~r Battalion, is cooJohn- Seam.e• wei&lled sl x structlag a unique plor protoc. Mrs. "Umey" The word "llmey'' f9r a tlon IQ'Btem for the now bridge, British seamao comes from a timber planking guardrail aoatllw on hollow sleol flllberes sus. pending cha!D • link lenclllg 111111 barbed wire that reaches to the the act made the use of limes to combat seurvy com· river bottom. Thus, submerged pulsory on British ves· swimmers, equipped with explo- sels. prevented from reach .. sives, lllg tile bridge pilings to blow 1hem out. m.; Solvay 1.0 8:05a.m.; Irene Chotin liJ waitirwo KANAWHA RIVER - London, PT. PLEASANT - Vloltlag Edward S. Bosworth down 8:05 degree teams!rem Putnam Lodge p.m.; Marmet, Fort Dearborn No, 85, of Poea, will confer Jniti. ·down 11:15 p.m.; Winfield, Glen- atory and first degrees on three dora It' 5:10p.m.; National down candidates In tile Point Pleasant 7:30 p.m.; Alan R. Merrill up Odd Fellows Lodge, comer Main 8:10p.m.; George T. Price down . and fourth. atreots, - Thursday ........ "·'· !ill! . ~ 10:10 p. m.;,'ll>lb" ,ll,dawn.~~o ev~ - ~ 18, :J]Ie ~etlng ·~· a.m.; Seme~down 7:30a;lll lf will' ~·'prlidijk!Jo at 1:30 p. -!::0' mno IDVER - Lock 12, Jeff- m. II Was Flrst bost down 6:30 a.m.; Lock 13, In ..addition to tile I'Utoam ' New Hampshire was tbe Steel Ra~r down 6:25 a.m.; Lodge, Odd Fellows have been first of the 13 original cl>l· Lock 14, Becl<iord up 7 p.m.; invited !rom PomeroY and Jack- ontes to form a governm~nt Vulcan ltl 7:10 p.m.; John Pu- son com\y and am~mberofGrand enlirely free of England. It held a congress on Jan. 5, .ahak down 12:0S a.m.; st. Marys Lodge ollicers are expected to 1776; and the document was down 12:35 a.m.; 0. F. Shearer a - . A rwnber ~ Gallipolis down 3 a.m.; A. C, Criss down residents a r e members of used until a permanent con· stilulion took e!lect in 1'184. 6:10a.m.; Raymond Thorpe down Point Pleasant l.oclge. 7 a.m.; William H. Zimmer down Any visiting Odd Fellows who waiting; Lock 15, Buckeye state will be in I'Uint Plea81nton tills uP 10:20 p.m.; Jane T. It' 2:15 meeting .nl&ltt are cordlalb" ina.m.; Lock 16, Peece down 11:10 vited lA> share In tills special p.m.; Lock 17, HelenS. ,.. 12:20 meeting, Point Plea11nt Lodge a.m.; Jefl'er8011 down 2:15 a.m.; orticials stated. lDdlana down 6:40 a.m.; Belleville Locks, Louisiana up 1:30 a.m.; Steel Clipper down 5:40 L !N.RJRI'D ON BIKE m.; S. M. Jenks up 6:45 a.m.; Carol Elaine Morris, 5, dausbRacine Locks, Kathy R. down ter or Mr. and Mrs. Waluir E. 4:35 p.m.; Bayou LaRaine "' Morris, Rl. 2 Pomeroy, wu ad12:15 a.m.; Elgerclirr up 1:20 a. mitted to Holzer Medical Cen.. Dt.i Mt. State dawn 3:15a.m.; pounds, two OIUices. Mrs. JohJ>. son is tile Iormor Sue Ann Neutzll~ of Middleport. Moternel grandmother Ia Mrs. VlrsJnla Neulzlirw of Mlddloport, lllllllbe paternal rra"""'rerts are Mr. and Mrs. Herber! Johnson, Sr., ' ~ COMI'Aft "" ~· - V$EfUL AISOIIIINT ~~g ~~r~~ =.AIIB;,'l~_:·r.; · artlatlc .,,ngoniOnt .. ly, freah .. . ~ •••••• SWitch Over .,.. One DQ SOCK SALE an llorphel E<oeb. ........... In llae II% &o ; -~ or BoJ!II lltrl.pfl or plala 10pt1 '''""' tRtd. -11. - ~MM:b -,To 9Fh12Pt BOXER PANTS and ·s Others $3.37 And $3.81 s tz, 111t SHOE BOX ••• Size "C" or "D" All tag 10c BAT:I"ERIES Candv Bars PLEl\WOF FREE ,.,.,. t.o..g sieeft Sport Shirts Automatic' Rlanket . . ' '-' $287 ' Pr ' Solids cir Stripes The Nights Are Caol - s W01nlill ions Sleeve NYWN POtY CARDIGAN FANT SWEATERS TOPS DISH PAN s lln·b r e a II a h lo 'I• I I• " '·•; • .........~ ne M~t u poly· quart slu·A n1 fie vakMI, ('olpr ethene! s 94 ____ On Sunday! ·...._ NOTEBOOK.. 'm ·.Jl4'Jn r •J:ID . . -' i'l· ..~ ot TaiiPIHoiO - a..... 94 Eci Size2Ftx4Ft Ea . •• •• • TRIPLE TRACK-SELF STORING 1'1NDBREAKER JACKETS .77 • '. ! -~· ·' ';.. • I ••• • •• • • •• • '• • • • • • • • " '. •• ' • FRAMED PICTIJRES SEE THESE I VERY SPECIAU Wotnens Unlined- Permanent Press .~ PAPER Available In Mill Finish- Anodized Finish and White Finisb .., I '. 12 Quart Size ·BoY's ~trtoa 2005'-ts . ·· ' • "' RRIDf;E SIZE Shop In POint Pleas~Ptt ;. f;allipolis • ~las~n •Open 6Nights til9 p.m; .. C.J, Up LOfl!l Latins Compare AI 49c .. - - 1m1J lllr•lllllloT .,.....,.Je. ~ O),en 992-374 -· ' PLAYING CARDS 94 . lt.i t 'l'o u loUd eo1nr1 No I Not Phone: 8ollda, pjalda, ploato. A Unel • • • We Mve &lllerU au • • • tiiDd. WlfD .." ydllil Stunly - ~reAt4,98 ·\Vomf'n's Cardi~an Sweaters King .Builders Supply Co. SKIRTS Pr PARKING BULKY ORLON ! WASHABLE STOCKED IN 2SIZES • • • • Prlollunt-Rilht C1 Left In Mill • Anodized Finish OTHER SIZES AVAILABLE . PANTIES THIUt\IAt .BL\NKETS Monday lor observltiOII ~ pos. Bible Injuries. She had a wreck · on a blcycie near her home. ,•,,' I··>.' FALI. ~~f'fi 44 New ..e.teetlcm of pat· lerns ud colon. ''inyl ff'lntou$1. TR\INING lei'.'· · ~ ftll)lwced wear Olh•o color. ~lie 7 Tq (eet- lll!d Dey. w-n.;...T- lnfaRts Cotton Trtpte .erotell, fuiiJ tela_.,. """"By ....... · · Fa molls ' ~h --- Size 72 x 00 ter, First Ave., at 8:50 p.m. ALUMINUM STORM D001S Styles Regular Sizet~ steel ...._ tor LINOLEUM RUGS ~ ~. ~ ALUMINUM STOll WINDOWS CUSTOM IUILT TO YOUt''OPENIIG Ave. 011 9 Eye nel l.iMcil otbu 1Dbrlot ..Biw s: 'J'fl L lrrej,pll:ua. .\ .. But - Weall"'-whak.............U. It lo Juat around the comer, 111111 irs tinte to see KING BIJILDI!RS SUPPLY . H. Sec. . ' BOOTS Oorduro)O, lwUI ot niee weatber. ·~ .-:: • ----'-·-~ -- BOYS PANT8 BOYS AND GIRLS we could have several weeks 'Y-8 MOtor, auto. trans., P.B., P.S., radio, w/s/w 1tlrea, white with red int., 18,000 milu. Sharp! Slint You Get a Pair For 1M Prl&e Of 2 O. ~ ·- MEN'S INSULATED RUBBER . EVERY DAY LOW PRICES!! Mlddloport lo a '• $3.87 WhfPIIY~? CottOB Briefs 3 PR $1.44 --~'S · 87 ~ Very £Of'!~ Sr;lecticJ!!I 512• 6 to 111 iolida , Plaids you're aw<ry $ Dozei\J-· Of ,. MENS WHITE au tt •• lowb' now, and 1!68 Pontiac BonniYille H. T. Cpe....... $2695 . ·: . 'lftllte CU!*on • • : , A l)leclal v..... bf • weD ._.,. tmpo&• 8118 Sn·MM ut. ......,, White And CeJors All Sites ' . .. . SPONGES are ·After Wtlll · ~ttefll cq" bater ; MEN'S WIDTE T~SHIRTS HOUSEHOLD great .. erarllmolher. PANTS ~ Time To Stock Up! They Need · ~:Mu::so~n,:W:·:V:a.:Mr:•·~Margar~=~et~~:::§~~:::;: Clatworlhy \VO~IEN'S F~U~ ~m Johnsons Announce Birth September 13 Mr. and Mrs. Hubert W. JohJ>. son of Ma- w. Va. are .,.. lfu. nouncing the birth or • bert WUton m, born Sept 13 at tile Holzer Medical center, Galllpolis. The biby, first for Mr. 111111 ,...,.......--. . wm PANT SPiciAUm • Ea. ' l aYOn, Wmt' COLUMBIA - The old Freoch ~ built bridge across the Rach Cat River at 0ng Thin, VIetnam was destroyed by tile VIet Con& but U.S. Arnzy ~­ them. ger down 7:55 p.m.; Franklin B. down 9:30 p.m.; Valvoline down 1 a.m.; John J, Rowe uP 2:55 a. m.; Diane Bosworth down 8 a. Homec001ing ot the Morse OJa.. pel United Methodist Church at RoH. was welcomed as a new ......... The 1mt meetlrw will Spillar wW be held Sunday. Sundsy s c - will be held .at bo .., Sept. 25 at tile home oC Ai· 10 a. m. loUowod by the church neaWhite. services at 11 Lm. The Rev. During a IOCial hour relreato. m.-a were served to Mr. and Eul Shuler will be the - · lira. Buck R<prs, Margaret E.Y· There will be a basket dinner at .,; Geraldino Eynon, Mr. and ooon. The alternoonproeram will . . ~ Junior Hololrwer, and ...., be beld !rom 2 to 4p.m. The Rev• 1 llnll! and Paul, Paul Rose, Sbel· Frooland Ncrrls and his sirwers 11f Pldoena, Peul Pierce, Mr.llllll will be • .,... u-e perticlpst' MrL Doug Hemsley, Richard lJW., other shwen are Invited to attend. Duekwcrth, 111111 Agnes White. "You11 Ub - · V-111- ,..,. Cooe~ browq ~·· I.OIC. · lll..t. -· ~0 . and Jimmie. SundaJ ·e..,.. Rev. Mr.' Yo,y wao inslalled ao pastor or 111e st. Paul Wlberan Cltureh In Nell Hawn. Paotor Moy was ordainid in J,.., 1960, In the New York'New ErwJ•nd Synod. His llrat psrleh waa Cltrlot Lutheran Clturc)l in GerlnaJ>. t<Mn, N. Y. Prior to CllllliJw to New he na cllrector ol student resid...S, Weat Green, Ohio Unlwroley, Athena. Oft' Limits to V-C Plan Homecoming A~~&o 31. Peul ,_.~ ... BRAGG~ •• •• Mitt FRA\fED OILE'ITE PAINTINGS • - ...... llle 100. Fr. PLASfiC Clothesline ~....... ""." ... . ~'"' ' PASTORAL FAIIILY - No!reat aroo pastoral~ Ia The Rev. 111111 Mro. Jameo Yeo Kim lfA>Jand two ooua, Tommie New Hath Cat Bridr,e op- lfOWIII• on ' ror Jim WUbur llllll!amUy, Drestile ,..,war meet!~ of den. visited hi!l brother, Vance the 1'r'I-CouiiQ- Cltlzena Band RaWUbur 111111 family on Sundsy. dio Club Thursday nlflht Sept. 11 EstU Ward and wile and son wtih VlctH'resident Peul Pierce Jack, Athens, and Miss Beulah preoidiJW. R<ports were given Lowtber spent tile weekend at and acceptoclllllll old and newprotlloir !arm home. jeeta were discussed. lair ~. li'J'Ina'M! encf11.. ...... _. . At 1.44 .,......,..... 47 "I mist. you" :: E FRICTION ENABLES MF.N' TO WALK and cars to roll and 11<11> - J1JU can'l do wltlloot It But Crlction also wears out shoes and tires, which cost money. The new ttlbology (science of trlc-Uoni laboratory In West VIrginia Unlversicy's College of ~ng\Mering is belrw used to inveoligote such problems aa nncuna: the- best material for shoe soles and the best aYI'face highways. The problem isn't to ellmlriate !rlctloo, but to control iL Sheri! Nouh (right) ot cairo, F&!Pt. a WVU graduate student and assialant director of tile lab, eJP]alns a device used to ,_sure rubber Bidetding oo a simulated pswment to Larry stricklllllll Qefl), a graduate stulent !rom Olarleston, and Ed Sneckonberger, a graduite student .1r0111 Morgantown. the Garden Oub on Monday e~ Ouachita doWn 3:45 a.m. i W. IL Shaver, Jr. down 5:45 a. m.; irw. Greeii.IP Locks, Frances M. Leland Moore and lam Ill'. CanTo Club Membership ton, were lAbor Day weekend vi· · Hougland "' 3:40 p. m.; Miss .SYRACUSE - Prayer In unison sitors with his mother here: Several members atteD:Ied a jomlw'H beld at tile Lancaster ' ..~ .. 11" J: II':" ~ LaCreda Slone. ing college in Columbus. Mn. Lawrence Morton am Mrs. Ruth Swisher were in Co- MEN'S SLIPOVER SWEATERS • BY MRS. ALTA CONE Mr. aOO Mrs. George Malone announce the birth or a daughter on Sept. 6 at Holzer Medical Center. Mrs. Malone was formerly Fitzpatrick Orchard with the apple gradirw. Mrs. Nancy Jack and Kelley Pettit spent Monday evening with Mrs. Albert CoDe. '· Mrs. Grace Turner, Avon representative, . was in th.iB vlcinlt.J Monday. Miss Linda Mossman is atteOO- TERRY FINGERnP TOWElS ••• Chestnut Ridge carl Beane is assisti~ in the UMayCf 5pl)ice'' .say : Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Donaldson or Bellaire spent Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Ray Heiney. Mrs. Fern Norris of Racine was a dinner guest or Mrs. Ra..Y Heiney Thursday. Mrs. Albert Cone spent Tuesday in the home of h'"" son, Donald, and family at Athens. Mr. aOO Mrs. Jerry Huff and Harold Vernon of Dayton were at the Ginevra Foster home over the weekend am all attended the bean dinner at Wilkesville. Solid Colors I ...,.".._ -~., .... . ; .;. ; N! iiii. ••••. IJ;.;;; · Rod .. Blue• ~ "" ""'' quality. ~ •• Roush. COWlcll, willpresideovera Jack lillchison, Ph. D., <lllo'a ualllaDt ~~~~lor vo. nohah!Utatlm CANNISI'ER SIT arl:l relatives. Mrs. Spencer WaS' accompanied to Leetonia by her brother-in-law, Ernest Wingett. Mrs. Eula Wolfe, James Lewis Jr., Beth Ord and Debbie Norris visited Mr. and Mrs. Glen Swartz at Dlmnt lll. Mr. and Mrs. Dana Lewis or Clifton, W. va., spent wednesday evei~ with Mr. and Mrs. Russell Roush. Mrs. Edna Roush spent Ttlurs-day with Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Robert Goldenberg, chaJrman Coordlution. 4 PIECE attack. Cards or letters would be appreciated !rom his trlends ... ALLME,TAL was confined to Salem City Hospital, Salem, Ohio, following a heart Mrs. George (Fran) Tobit, 416 Mulberry Dr., Gall!polia; Jobn Alberti, Ph. D., dean ~ R lo Grlllllle College 111111 Jack Crlap, president ~ tile Leading Creek Coo10rvancy Dlatrlct bosrd or directors, han been aAJQintedto membership ~ tile Central 111111 Soulheaslern Ohio Advisory Ccxmcll on Rehabilitation Sorv\c. Wi>rl<SixJp& 111111 ·lntAlr - agency ~encer called to Leetonia Wndnesdaydue to the serious illness of her soolrHaw, William Jackson, who is For Council Sojltelnber 18 meeting at the eo. lwnllua Holiday Inn, downtown. He plana to appoint ad.lloc comml""s 011 Phyalcal Disabilities, DlsabWties, Social Dlo. ~·· Alonpower, Facilities, ' BY MRS. HERBERT ROUSH Three Named ~the Al.A9 Value s. . . ~tlf»-P".YOUR . NEAREST STORE ! POIIVf PLE4SANT._ . ....,.-....C_A.,;;.;;LUPO;. · ~;-;;. Mf.~T STOll .... Falla; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lamb 111111 Sara, and Mr. 111111 Mra. Genld Wnb, Sue, Cralg, . Ea "Janitor In .A DruJD" lndu,.ilal -a.an.r As 011 TVI We;mens SLEEVElESS HEI,LS 'j ,\ .;:' " .. l �18, lillll ' s:oo .to lO -~~~-~m~:~· ' • ' JDte..- l p cCIIIImUlilll! eoneert dckets? Thlolstheweoklo bU)' lbelil - billet the only week. The sale concludes Saturday. )(r, · al.t Mro. Harold Sauer are the Meigs Caiull¥ chairmen ror the dcllet Ale or tho Trl - Coun1.Y Communlcy Coocert Auoeladon. They .alcq with llr. and Mrs. Richard Lee or Racine and Mrs. Roy M81ar or Cheater atwnded the kickorr diMer held Monday night at Grace ~odlat Ch~h In Galllj>olls. Tblo :oar the Eaatem High School National Honor SOCioty momben and their .-aoro, Howard Parker, will be selling dckets o!OJW with the n,.. whoattendedtlted~ last night and Mrs. James O'Brien, Mra. Patrlek Lochary, Mrs. Ralph Welker, Mrs. Tom Rue and Roy MIUor. Reciprocity aanements with other Community COncert Auociadona ontlUoo Trl- Cou11Q' ticket holder& to oototandirw things. To mel&ion a few- VIctor Porge at Zanesville, Nov. 16; the Jndlii'IIU)c> lla Synf!tKq' orehlatraat Parkersburg, April 14; Baritone WUliam Warfield at Waverly, Oct. 7; Guy Lombardo at AshlaOO, May 5; the Norman Lubolr Cbolr at Lancaster, Feb. 23. These and manr others are In addltlcn to !he local program. AFTER TWO YEARS IN GREECE, SsL and Mrs. Ronald E. Roblnaon and nine • month - old son. Ra,yce Allen, are now enroWe to Ankonge, Alaska. They'U spend the next three years there. For the past month the,y have been here visiting Ruth Ann's mother, Mrs. Allee Wbite, Minersville, and ln Springfield visiting Sgt. Rdlinaon's relatives. He, by the way, is an Air Force career man with 14 years servic:e and a tour in Vietnam behind him. , As a farewell gesture for the departing famil1, a reunion was held at the White home over the weekeo:l. Here for the affair were Mr. aOO Mrs. Walter ~ultns and ehildre~- Jer~y, Penny, Patty ani Kbnberly, and Joeeph White, Jr. or Gak Hill; Mr. and Mrs. 1113'mood Salser, Richard, Mike, aOO Utdonm of&.emeld Lake: Mr. and Mrs. Don Davis ot Grove City, and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Herdricks and aon, Ronnie ol Lcpn. 'Jbey were joined by Mrs. Ruth Hendricks and her grarxlson, Joey, ard Mrs. Norllas Hendricks alii son. Stevie, Racine; aM Mrs. Sam Gibbs, Connie and Kevin. of Rutland. JUST BACK FROM A MONTH'S VACATION on the West Coast are Mr. and Mrs. Dale Jacobs, daughters, carol and Linda, a n d . 3 oded~e ~p A Wooleyan Service Gulld hao Harold Slloer, president; Mrs. tho ~ Howard Blrch!leld, vice presiU . , ·ol'o~.."" <**-'' ~ ~ : oec"tcors 0 r.;,...,....W.'Or; and John during the organizational meet- Colwell, coordinator. The Gulld 1ng bold at the home ol Mrs.- worko In coordlnatloo witb the George White, Sr. were Mra. Women's SOCiety ol ChrlaUan bee!! Grandchildren w:r.. Service and Its programs are geared for the worldng women ' <1. ~veni~: gs·. . f~F,om • . - f 1 .... •-' lllll4!il olrect 'IMII!I c tbal . . . teo~• fn!!ri.~· 'lhiiYeralltwiUbe&lll.,..!il08tlill rail bl.the Mllldlo- l'llinltill'""" ' "., • ' pon tie-.,. SciiGOia. Four Morrla a,POke onthelltW ~ - ·have been 'uallned ID ~ prosrama belore ...,..~ol¥. ·· and lbree to Mlddlllliori. Mania . 125 paronta ODil teo~· "',...; d.. . . lng tho flrat _,.,the ilchool lira. 1f11111n1 Kloea pro~ year. He. ~ that a the ..U.. \Nrilll Wl\lch tiJM el!ort will be lllade ID'U., . . - the .111110' patrol waa dll<ul,!"4 " " pt'OKl'aM. . llr Prod Lewll, iahiY cbalrman. The prlnolpal ._eed tile !ln. WWimn SWIIher ta1kecl on teachers lnclucllq llrl • . tlie miinberoblp clrlve and lfl:l. ard Fultz, the TWo One leadJ- 1bomu Kelly 1J10ke miUbecrlp. · er, working with o n o tloiuo to lhe Ohio and Jllatlonal lhrougb tbree In rNdi08 He iiGI- P,T.A. mapzlnes. MrL 1lolobJ ed thai ahe workl wllhll'lll'Oid-' Paine re,POrled m P.T.A. pubmately 35 cbllclrell In amall UcatlonL . grwpa. T h o - · award wu _, Mo>rrla commented on the- 11f lire. S..ah Rupe'o . science booka being uoed In the. The pleclp ol allo.....e foorth, tltth and sixth graCieo)hla to the meelinll wu pv.. year with the emphula miiYIDc 11r the Wlbeloe 'Ill Pack 2t5. litho stodents a better ocleoee eluded In the group were Dan background !or junior billh work. Data, MickeY Daveaporl, Jell Speaking or an the elemen- Beeoor, Mlrk Fultz, ~ Rllrtory schools In the Mllp Lo- era, MltcheU Moadowa, Dale eol School Dlotrlct, thO opeak. ~, John Alklnl, K e n er stated the objective ol 1141- · 'lbomu, Geor&e llotti1· ilarol4 curing a ••onenesa ~ eurrlcu.. Tbomu and ~ Hovatter lum" and a common badcgn::und are the leaders. for all - · OllloriDI ...,_ '!be .....UVe commlUoe aorondary school. "Cbenllns ten ved u groetera and oiao oo the materlolo lo an -live op- '-'lallll! commiUoe tor reeration," Morris corinnented. trelhmeuta. He olao reported on the break- IIIOJar • . . DEAR ~LLY-Tbls II for Mn. L. 101111 ~Y HavllaD4 teac!ll>s tllat smO!liJi 'Oil ~ · atlllill wl>tfe qetber and use Ibis double cup u·a tea beg bolder. N'o more ~t t!flppy tea bags on one'a aaucer as• they all go Into IIIla pretty container.- s. G. ' ~ .~~ ·· "'- IWiiJiU W!!ft unW even · Wltb' lbe .•148 Of ~, cup. Glue t'WO' sueb cu~ :~etbOr so that tJie 1'QU8h plaCea ·a.. ..-u '' . ee cv--.....~ .,.....,... ----c"!C.. , . 't '., Mr. llld Mra. !liarloa Hucl. ol Marloo ;,""' weOkend g~~eats ol Mr. and Mrs. Llrr1 . lblnatl. Mr. and Mrs.-~ spent the weekend at LoolriNt, w. va. with her· aunt, Xro. George Slone. 0, P. Klein waa diachar&ed Monda,)' from VoteriDI Mell!or· 1a1 Hoepltoi wbere he was a pa. nan ling. l'lirSlAY MEIGS LOCAL ATHLETIC . FridQ', tho v1o1t1ng Gerllnp Boooten TueadaJ', 7:30 P· m., ~ 1o Wlllhln&IOn. D. C. tor ca!oterla Meta• High School, Mid- a 1<>11', returning to Ca1ltornla dleporl; 111m or Pt. Pleo- vs. !Undi.J, ..:.__;;...__ _ _ __ AUXIUARY, American J.&. glon, t-Is Maoley Pool 263, at t1te - . or Mrs. George-re)'. WlNDIN\, TKAILGardenCiub, Wednesday, · 8 p.m. al the Ohio Power eo. ·omco. Mrs. Allanl Pratt .wiD be hooteas. . ANNUAL DINNER lll80tlng Twin Clt;y - · W - v . 7 p.m. at ·Marlin · Relllaurllt. · Mro. Oscar Hardow~ home, 7 p. m. Tueeda,y. SAUSIIURY PTA, Tueoday, at 7:30. -ctloo ofteochenand new parema. Refreolullelllll. .GROUP U, Mlddl-' Flrot United Prolbyterlan Church, 7:30 TueadaJ', at hCIIIIe or llro. Karl owen. llro. Dwl&ht Wallace, book study; Mrs. Edward Burkett, cleo votlOIIL AUXILIARY oltlle Rutland Fire D~ will It 7:30 TueadOl' nl&ht at the - 1123, DOIJI(1ten or Aml!rlca. Tuoacla,y Dl&llt lillie ball. Pra<llee IW 1110DO<ticn 011 Oct. 7 llld all ~­ ..... and membera lira.! to atlellil. Qui!Url¥ l!!rl!$!cW!l!. '!! .._.,ed. ~ook ~-·THRE&.CIVABTER Clf a mill taX• lnJ to be oil.....,od .... -- A·~- ro r Cll1di llld . ·- ' · - 8 p.!J!.~·~ tJultod a.areh or a.r~~~, CoomQ- ""· roy. SPECIAL lllit:·fiNG - lSG Ft.Al!l, 'l)loeda,y, 7~ 30 p.m. WO!k In -llloator llloiOI Lodge llelret. .Rofmh........ ' . WOMEN'S Aindllut, V~· Memorial llolpllal, 7:30 TI!OO' daJI In the cat~ £!tctlo!t·<t olllcers. Mlddloiport Qil~s \1111. ••tve refreahmeita. .·;,/ TinJRSDAY ROCK SPRJNGs Hetter U.W. Club, 1:15 p. m. ThurodQ, at the home or Mrs. WUllmn Gruoaer. Mro. John Goctl will &In lbe prOil'IJII, and IIi's. Willlmn Folmer, the contest. MIDDLEPORT CHILD eons.-· ndoe 1....,.., 111utlilay, 7:30 p. · m. Columbia Gu ol QhiO omce. DEMOCRAT EJIECUI'1VE . mes11ic Ttwrldl1. SeDt. 18, 7:30 p.m. llolp CoooiiJ Court.. - . l, . ' . ' ~y WILLING WORKERS Clua, EDterprlae tJultod · · ilfelhodlat Choirch 7~ F'riday at the ~"""' ol Dalorea woL ........ . aJ.,, t"-:~· Fd= tval\wltbr a. He came tapedally to vlolt ooualn, .1o1m Kauff,. - Ia recuperatlllc from 1111'Btr7 at Veterana Memorial Hoapllal. MrL Nan Moore aulhrod I aheulder ~ In • recent talL Mel&•· ~~o~p .1 ' l"ncart6n W.h eP IOl'l!!er. President ·<Oiilment m.de ·no '~oun~· atut or ;proelamatioii of his ~tb and OfftCial DOUCe "'"' Dilllll'' Kev!D 11!11-'~ 11r. and 'Mro. Kloeo w · l'lUla, Of.bla ""'· 111c1 Mn. Thllillu Darst, <:>ialc and Jell, Mr. and· .,..•• Koi1111etb llnbodeo IIIII l'lliiY, Mr• . and Mrs. David Zlrtdt, Dabble IIIII Tor17, llr. and Mrii lld>trl ~. !,!r. and !ln. Eddie · Kltcbiil a n·d 1Pd17, !Ita. Norman Waylaild and !liarlea, . MrL Jllilol ~ IIIII r !le¥011 Gerlach, l!<w!<i and ~q,·, no diomlae was talten. ~ SATURDAY ONLY! AD • ' 1111 MIEMIIIT his '' ' /' · . . . . A ·Sli!J 18 ' ..... ', , :;:~~~-~"'~ '~~-· LIBBY HOTEL Gallipolis, Ohio . LASALLE HOH.L Wo aro pleaaitd to ""' nounce that . MR, K. 'l. BYRD Bohan• traine~ cona~hant . will be at ""' opoclal all ~qy · hMring <ai~· ,coooul,tioo tlon,' If you havo a heorlnt . · MR. K. L. BYRD j,_ bxs. .. • ,, •/ I ll' · ,. ·_ Beef ~ lb. • • 11 A ll .~ " ) ,. • 79C • -·· ~ "i' ~!\'l'' TEAK ' •!'v • ·' ;t" l1speded Choice Beef ,, FRENCH FRIES & CRINKLE CUT POTATOES 5 FRESH CHICKEN NECKS AND BACKS ,J; AT MAliC V LOWER PRICESI • ~ 1•• COTTAGE·FRIES POllTOES 2 LB. BAG lb. baa 39J.'r BOOTH OCEAN HAM SANDWICHES It's Convenient! COME AS vOU ARE! We Hwe Not THI! . ••• COUNTRY MAID u10r ~~our FARMElS IANJ ~. ' • 'teat . oond domonitrotion of · new' Bel~ H.orlne Aids. Na obllgoiii..,, 69 CON PED SIRLOIN plastic invites you to cOme hi a free oloclronlc haa;lng .,._,. cons cont. problem ' Cht~ice /Cherr1es .• •. :z!~ 3 1.00 Blscuits •••••••••••• IO •··s ·99e ·4'·lb.100 ( rae·kers............ D.., ~..... --~·~, 'l1f ..· 1~••ls ·f,.... ..;,.'ll'l""~ .h;l~l . ',.00" ttqot.d Starc-h....... ~.::!· ·29·~ , . C~:"' 591t •............ " ·I.-C~a_·· ·1·n· s·8••••••••••· ~gol. 59 ·'al·e·ac· h. •..•... ··'· 'J Mhll!leport, 9hlo ;, . ·1. 00 WITH COUPON EXPIRES NOV. 9, 1969 Scot Lad Famous Values! REDSOUR 0 •••••• CONSULTATION~ ·WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 17 JAR ' TO HOLD·FREE.HEARING AlP.. ·. :. ' loaves for only SLICED I.. 10 oz. SBREAD 7 HearitJ9' 'Ai Cou·nsel·or •' 16 ••• ~, ' End Visit Here ~ The Long, Lean Knits .. ' .. .... •' .._ ..... lila~ . , Vlaltlnc In the llletlloOft.were Mill Jor11. PUUID, Mill Mar-> tho llowell, · and 11r. and Mra. WandoU.Gtl'lach and~ Californians · u..r CHE8l'ER ' COUNCIL r ' Pa. and Niagara Fallo 011 tho Clnacllan aide. Enroute to Canado lllcJWed at Schoenbrllm VUJage In N"" Phlladalphla and tho F-11 llaU "' Fame In Mr. and Mrs. Charles GorCanton. llnl ol Simi, calif., have reDuring the meeting It ,..s detunwd home after spending • cided lo IIOIId $2 to the lull« wook bore viJitlng Mr. and Mrl. Fair Board. '!be grwp hid a Leo Gerling, Grant st., MiddlewiOIIOl' roeaL In acldldoo to ten port club members and Xr. and lira. Wedneocla.Y the two COUjliea stanley, Mr. llld lira. Norman drove te CbUIIcolbe to vlolt tho Wood, Mr. and Mn. sam Slout, daualller• ol the Leo Gorllnga Mrs. Helen OberiiQlzer and Ken. and their tomllleo, Mr. llld llrl. ter. She was taken oo a plentc oo noth Wood allerl'led. lloiYID Alloman, Mr. and lira. MI. Utsayantha and had a visit TOllY llatlleld, and Mr. and Mri. with Merion Van Du11011 alop a u. A. LaGerd. ..oil lire tower. The entire group or ' " Tlllro<!N "'' Ges::19 from Olllo ti(IUred the"Farm•.U..U to Ylalttlte.Y Mra." '"" Loulae ers' Museum at Cooperstown, llng, ·ol Cl!arlas and LoO, N. Y., and vlaltod Gett;ylllurg, . and were Jo- there IIY Carol Gorlln& supen~hm tor American Lines. She 11 the dall8bter ol Mr. aod Mrs. Charloa Get- Given Recently ' ..,ftlo,per er AWIII, -~· · ···: . does DOt rub off on fabric being worked on. I use plaotlc tomato containers for thread and each bolda four or five opoola of various ahades o1 one color. Plastic dividers that come ill boxoa of cooldes hold buttons and aeparate the colora. lJttle plastic containers hold smaller buttons of various ldnds.-MAR\'fLLEN Farewell Party ;~- . ·! }:lrlblla NiUe, . TYt,r died ,. ~~ Rlchj,;, ~ ..... lilt-. Jol!n· IJioild, Va., bl 1882, the sov- . 8"!80'1'TLE CARTONS - · Ku7 SlotA-, . a ft!IWIIIImller, Cor!Dan Wolf. ~t '::"llrhekllnd-=:.:: . Dill'll' and Kloel at 1'7- Like. ~ ..... Mr. u d ' """Jolli\~ lllldrid•" ~ ~.... ~Wolf, .... AIIIIIOl .(llcnlc Clf the Mldd\0•' plrl Fire llellortmenl, 1"" ouxutary membef-; 0114 tlttlr<fim- DEAR POLLY-I iron and sew to make a llvlitg and have dlocovered some helpers for speed and neatnes• that may 'benefit a bride or anyone lnfereaU!d. The top of an old desk with a center lmeehole was covered wltb light con· tact paper so none of tile wood flDish rubbed off on fabriC and Inches marked oH across the front edge .. Then the desk was covered with transparent gummed tape so Ink New York Trip Related ~ Annual Picnic . DEAR POLLY-Mrs. L. E. . could ure her teacups tllat · bave 101! their lwldlea for -serving pudding· and golaUn derlerti When not In use · they would be VII')' dieorallvo In her cblna ciJIIbc>al'd If turl.ed so one does n!)t aee they bave · no handlea.-BARIIARA DEAR POLLY-Do tell Mrs. L. E. that her handleless tea cups will make real cute planters lor small Indoor ~Tum the broken part so that It does not show.- .n... named and .tile program leadore 8jiiiO!nted. The Oct. 2 meeting ol the group wiU feature a hay. A rareweUparb'honorillctltree rldo and wiener roast at the momhers ol tho SUnbeam Cluaor Mrs. Olan Genhelmor enterHarold Sauer home. Members taiDod !Unc11,J with a dlmer In tho Rutland - • Qurehra. obaenance ol the blrthcla,y aml- are to invite tbeir husbands or c:ently promoted to the IIIII> veraarleo <t three ol her grand- ~ests. A pledge service a n d School ClaaS WOI staged Semrchlldrm, Chrllllbia Sheridan of prayer and aelf..tenlol service cla,y night.at the home ol Mr. and Mrs. Harold Saoer. Fomoro.y, and BW1 and Johnnie wiU be held at that dme. Mary Ruth Slloer, preoldent, KDlall1 o1 Point Pleasant. presenied l!ilta lo TeJTY George, Following the dlmer a cake MAGAZINES DELIVERED Dallas Weller and Jim Blrchdecorated In a green and yellow Magazines were delivered to !leld. Gameo were C(lld1cted 11Y color ICheme was served. Glfta were presented to the chll- t1te Melp Councy lntlrmary roi- Frank and Am Colwell, Duane Iowing a recent meeting ol tbe Woller, Jannle Harrison, and Joy drell. AtleDdlj1g were tho honored program cominlttee ol the Wind- Saoer. Joy White ...., the door pools' ramBles, Mr. and Mrs. Ing Trail Garden Club al the prize. Refreshments were served by WW1am Sheridan, Jr., Marla and home ol Mra. John Terrell. WorkIng with Mrs. Terrell; chairMro. Slloer and her daug!dera to Aalta, Mr. lll!l Mrs. Willlnm man, on the progrBtn for the year tltoae named and Tom Tucker, Knlabt, steven and Richard, llrL Am Walloo, and Mro. J, were Mrs. Robert Thompson and Randy George, Ricky George, Mrs. Robert Lewis. and Jane Schilling. Edward Foster. Are Honored • mentary - · . ol tho church. Hostesses lor tbe yeu- were ' ... CUrr;lcUI""·~i ~theele- ·idt ~ ;,!itch lim ;iD iliiO 1110111U7 achaollOYOI..-IIUIIJii,: ed by Robert Moma, ~ when the -~ P.T.A. met Monda,y llllllt at · tlie ~ ' grandson, Brian. carol flew in trom Brooklyn so that she could join the tamily for the trip west. 'llley went especially to visit Steve, stationed at March Hlghllgbts ol her 4.Jiuchange Air Force Base, Rlv.arside, Calif., and his Cimlly. trip to New York wrre related On their way out they saw Grand C&nyon. the Petrified F urest, by !lie Wood cllring a recent the Pailted Desert. They were joined by Steve an:l his family for a de¥ at Disneyland, a trip into Mexico, swimming at Oceanside, aOO meeting ol the Snowville 4-11 Club held at the home ol llr. and Mr a. a visit to the Sequoia National Park to see the glart sequoia trees. Coming home they saw Mount Rushmore, stopped at Salt lake Fred Stanley, advisors. !Ole was the gueot <i the SleCU;y to visit the Morman Tabernacle, in Hannibal, Mo., to tour Mark Twain's home, and in ~rqfield, ID .• to view Lincoln's shrine. ven Vamosys at Stamford u.d c.a~. w~~le to p:t away from her job for a mont~. rew back while thoro visited Todd' a Caollto New York via Albuquerque, N. M., where she spent a cotl)le of nower Pacldng Co., Clark'• Ml· p1e Museum, the Regional CGncla.Y• vlsltlrv Mary SWanson Lemoo. servation oflic:e, and the Rural &lpplementory F41catlonal Cen- Service Guild is Organized ' •• 1'· Ral.setl ' 1/2 I~ Jar PAK. . ~ PERCH BANQUET TV DINNERS 3 far 1.00 tliie Prkel • SAVJNGS' (0•. POMi!.OY, : OHIO. ' ' ' / ' 10 u. $· :.. gli.S ·:" . COCA-COLA . lb. 16 oz. hts. THURSDAY. ONLY! ~ ., �,. ; ~ . " . ' ' ' ~~·-,;~i'llli!i~ Sondno!. -~! '1- l '~. SOpgmllor 16, 19118 ' . ' · . at Crossroad ·o f Academic ' ly not ~ down unliiiiOIIIO .... "·; WASHING!'ON - The ereatan- moolal7 dvUIQ< canmwbe main. IIIII roturn to tho <Oilego cam. tained with thO gro¥01 of .... . ,.. _ _ . a year <i .......,_ dome. The point Ia !hat lfCoocreaala phd aeadomlc criw.Foradmlniltratora. prdea10rs and stu- fUrther goaded, eYen thote memdente alike It offers a last chance bers most reluctant to enter tbe to IMIIdpmltlvefoderallntenen- pollcemon•s role will lind II po.. tloD against those forms ol ••dem- lltl<:ally lmpooalble further to abcmltration" that are in fact revo- ltaln from bUls to cut olf alliedlutlonory. oral money to dlllurbod lnaUtu'llte Nhoo Administratlon was tlooa and to strike down aid to boi-ob' able last winter to beat Individual students moat in need rtf Ccnsre•sional actions that <i it. -ld have harshly pensll<ed the bleed. the concept ot. academic llliJtY on campti for the psycho- freedom owes much, and much tie apoems of tile few. Tho Ud more thaD II knows, to politl• • kept down only with the great. elans wh.o have thua far stoically ell of dlllleuley, and Jt will sure- resisted PJbllc pressure to 11 get '" •'''· Jlr WILLIAMS. WIDTE tougil." Since last June, meanwblle, a great hardening o! attitude lllllll1i truoteea IIDd regents and also among the most harried profes- ® byBULOVA Give Accutron. the most accurate watch in the world. Accutron time is so nearly perfect that we guarantee monthly accuracy to within SO seconds.• .ICCUOOM ''240"Witer rulst.111t, hrminous cllsl, lttlnltiS stetl. SHU. alonal class or our tim~ the college presidents. has boon clesrly visible. Just at hand, for one illustration, is a trustees• report on the appalling ootbroak at Cornell of lut spring in which armed black ees with rub)' IIDd diamood plna in recognition of 10 and live years' service with the dis~ count chaln. At a Recopitloo Awards Program at the Daniel Boone Ho. tel, Heck•s PresiderK Fred Haddad told tile long term employ. e~ that they "have played a II1Bjor role in the gruwth IIDd development of oor COIJ1Pr&I'I.V. Without the service and support of people like yourself. we could not be what we are today/' Sh employees, including HadICCUfiDIII SPIC!VIh "I" Ch!lr view IIIII , l'l'lltr rtsiSIIIII, lurnlnous. . . H . ; }_~ Fre~df!m . .... dad, were ,preaented to year pins consisting oC two rubies and a center diamond clustered on a lapel pin featuring the disUnctfve Heck's sign seen at thir$125. teen discount centers In West Vlrllnla and Kentuckjo. . .NPQ.mno .men llld women .. "' rtemod • nvr-;Year pin of throe ruby stones. The nlne\Y-Nnerep. resented all tblrteen stores, the Nitro warehouaelllldHock'amoin olfi~=e in Cbariosloll. Three men, Haddad, Dwglas Cook, IIDd Lan-y Haddad, have boon with tho !!rm since Jome 1, 1959. Fred Haddad Is now pres. ident, Cook Is hood <i Mercbandlalng llld Larry Haddad Ia aasla1ant manager of tho Washington street Store in Cbariesloll. BuJer Wallace Farrell a n d JEWELRY 5TORE employees Clarice Keeney and Court $t. P011eroy Erma While .round out the ab: who have served ton yeora with •we will Hi~o~d to this tolertnce, 11 nttll· ury. Cuartntte b tor &I'll " ' '· tho RI'OWing chain wlllcb bod Ita GOESSLER ·. J ,, ~~~e~ sh~· . .; ., If : .. ·~ .'( ~·· ·";: . .-; -.-_ 'i!!O Wbitt• Paper Yeur !up~r- !I!•IP• ill Fall Furil!t EXTRA! EXTRA! Many Used Singer Machines NOW ON SAUl Kyger ~~j $1qer Sales Sirvlce Mccan, Pattns . · . NEW Fl~L SHIPMENT PaPular Colors NEW MODELS FOR BOYS AND GIM.S AT.~. 124 W. MAIN ~ight trnd. Thll fllture roduco• to. oped In ,tho 1940'•· but !hay . mUll If thl ~· m 1 n 1 111 u m the ~ - eallod flrot onllrod ~ eommorc~ oiiOUIIh to a-.old • - ' . "OQ.uirm" of the rubber tread tire cord JIIIIJ"ket In the !960 o. that brtl!e thl , 'f!' fooll>rlnto '"'t11o rood aa woU Fiber 11aa1, also .· on earlier d&- 4111'• 1ra•oll• llll1lr vol011111ent, fa i I o d to make IPOod• onl eurrlnil · JJ"!!'• aa makl!w them more imporvi- b-117 undl a method waa weights, lfvo 1111111' - tiiol ous to giaaa or ,.u p111ctures. !ound lor indlvkluol rubber- mUosgo. The now &laH • - It ls the lack of OQ.ulrm that cootiDt! o! tho flbora ao they tiroo ore o-'>od to; ....,._ provldes greater stability ard would not break. mU•P e~n ~' • .to I' increased driver control. The early auto tlrel had a pe~ cent ,IONW · U.n COih• At the bogiming of the aW> life elii)OctancY of .., to 4,000 tiona! blao:PIIOB. era in this cOWlttY, tires 'ffere little more than big bicycle years. Id Glass belted tires are safer, tires, with enormously w e longer weari.IW:. and JllOl'e eco- wh.eel diameter, 1.11 to about 40 ar~ Lopn, Ohio. . nomlcal on psoline. They run inches. Tlrel!l then were made PT. PLEASANT - E. A. (Llsh) Funeral aervi<:ea U'e .a.cseooler than eonwntionil blaJ.. of fabric layers imprepted Stewart. 66, RL 2, Leon, died u. uied '"11 Lm., Thursday at tilt ply tires. Because of tbelr char.. with rubber. ov l'r which a expectedly Mon:l.ay evening ln Crow - Huasell FIIIIOral acterlatics UJMier &tress of bra~ heavy rulj)er coating was laid. Pleaaant Valley Hospital. with Rev. Wilbur Baxter ollling and bard turning, they allo ArouM 1920, cord replaced He wu a retired employee of ing. Burial wW be in FOI'Ost HDI give the driver greater control lh.e fabric in the carcass of the Pittsburgh ani Lake Erie RailCemetery. over the family wqon. Ttloae tire. Both the fabric and cord road,. and a member of the BroFriends may call at tho ~ ,.......... therhood of Railroad Trainmen. msde ua u ......... are t b e pbises. One minus is 1ayers were ai homo ...r 1 o'tiocl< todQ. ~ domi ·~ the tire Mr. Stewart was born June 18, that !hey give a aomowhat Cotton •~" noharsher rtde which auto engi- industry until the 1940's when 1903, in Maaon County, s0nofthe Use:l Expresoloa neera have tried to overcome rayon wa.. Invented. Thia was late James Lewis and Harriet with chaJWel In suspension sys- the first s)'Dthetic fiber used in Isabell McDade stewart. James Garfiel1 u sed the tires. Rayon variations. such as He h survived b)' his wife, Cry- expression, "Goj reigns and tom a. the government at Washin~­ tyrex, were developed and pros--stal Gill Stewart; two sisters. Polyester Features ton lives." in a speech m pered for years, alUlough nylon Mrs. Earlie Russell, Leon RL 2, Tile new tires are made with 1865, when addressing an convertion bias plies of polyel:i- cords became a strong cc:mpeti- and Mrs. Pearlie RUne. PL excited crowd on the octer cords, with two bolts of ft- tor because of their streiWth. . Pleasant Rt. 2, and two brothers, casion of Lincoln 's assaasina~ Fiber Glass bnproved Robert Kemeth stewart, Colwn- tion . berglass rWIIIill! around t h e Polyester fil:!ers were develbus and 0\ancie Ellsworth Stewtiro immodiatoly under tbe DETROIT 'cuPil .:. Tbtre "" 1 Items, -Ide o! ~Ia televl· ow ..t 'or tavarlto chair thlt 111111 Amorlcail ' '·uHa !"oro a;.w urea. '1111t'l wily ~ 1970 1110de1s have 1JB111cular intoreat to moot Vlrtuoll1 every now car ~~~can car wlll fide on ~=rglaas belted tires, marking 0 climax in the evoluiloo of pneumatic Urea In the last 60 •=. ''il· .~·~ < .. ~'. •.,~~~ i"''· ' .. ( ', . P(" ' .. , .. <-" I"•• ' . ..... N~''W·r -' ~·r:¥'' :.:.1 ... · · ·~ ' ollitl.W l~ '''''' SPEAKI!RS TABLE- The 2tii1111BITri-Counllc..munl!J Cmcert Kickoff membership dlmor mootlni: attraetod Yark ec.utnmltJ O:Jneerts; Dr. Lewts Scluntclt, association Pn~ldenti Mrs. Charles U~o, Gallla drive chairman and general membership co.chatrman; Mrs. Clare GetUes, member1hlp c~halrman; Mrs. Evan Roderick, secretary and Mrs. Leo Bean. who served as the association's first president In 1947-48. $4 " ! per10111 at Grace United lolcjihodlst Church in Galllpoila Moo4111 nigilt. Sooted ,loft to ript at the apeaker'• table are Mrs. "· AI Evana, wife or lamed pianist and arr&ll80r AI Evans.& bor right), Jaeksonj Mrs. Ruth hmon. artist rep~faentaUve, New ·'concert Group Meets lntroduc:ed were Mro. E • • n Roderick, '•oerellrJi c. M. McGimeas, t""""""r; Mrs. Eldoll Wuorcb, concert - e • • a n d wl!o <i immediate post prealdont Eldoll W-eb. Mro. Charles Linao ond Mro. Clare Gettlos, general memberablp co-chairmen; Mra. L o o Bean, the a~aoelaUon'l flrlt presi- In 1947-48; IIDd Mrs. Harold Sauer, Mei8o cbslrmen and their workers; M r •· Ralph Crump, MuOn ehalrman :·ierablp gool." IIDd workoro IIDd Mra. Charles .~· ilra. Shannoo 111"1!od workers Lingo, Gallla chairman and workltD ttcarry your community em- era. ,. . (Cclltilluod from PIP I) ~~ at iiOackiuarten, 11 Court .11., Thuradoy evenln& according to lira. Roderick. lolcjmbora <i boordwlll bold a special meetq 'a t aalo hoadquartora Sotur. ,.._, ,_._,_ t 8 m - Ura. · - Ruth - -Shamoo, · p •• artlll rep. ~·· Now York Ofllce <i q Concerts, praised to•'a! and area residents '1or your ~:~ pianlilng." She added, ,OWiih aueb onthusiasm, y o u .;. • . eaJily exceed your mem. tale . ·'Ill; who kllowa, yau might make • uuupeeted aale.u Sae added, ''ProQects can be !Joomd almost ovorywllero these t< ~.;_..... lf'. Mrl. Qaannon reminded local that their Tri • Coont;y kiMmbors Concert tickets are t 'IIIOd''; In thO state of Caiiforlila, mid remarked, "ifyau'roout <- .,;., thlo winter, look up one <'i f our ropresentaUvos. They'll be >M to help you.., c ';D.. Lewlo Schmidt, aooocla·-11on proaldeDt, presented an In~.1&1irlns "pep talk" for workero '~oil eaptalnt- Uatng a .biackboard ;awlq aa an Uiuatratlon, Dr. ~ laid a auecoolfUl memIs baaed oo initiative, 'UV ~mo 110 acldod • . excted their pert: Oe, ~t~oe1ra ...-. 101110 . moot tho door prizes were Mrs. Charles Grant IIDd Mrs. John Sprow, Tho certificates were sponsored by Brunieardi•s House of Mille. Mrs. Eldon Wuerch said grace. Members of Circle 1, Grace Unit- ed lolcjthodlst Church Women, pr0o pared IIDd aorved Munday's dinner. '· = lolcjc:konzlo, Mra. L. R. Fcml, Mrs. D. E. Untala, Mrs. Donald 'lbaler. Mr1. ~ea 1Jn.. ao, Ura. Zelma Northcutt, Rio Grande. and Mr1. Rlytnolxl Mua.. grave, PL Plea~ Special guilats Included mombora oC the Tri-Cauncy - • modla, and Uri. Ethel MorrlBon and Mra. Fl011110r Graham, Columbua, &Wile of tho proaldent. Prior to the bualnesa IMoung, AI Evans, a naUve of Jl:ekiUI and woU-IIIIown pianist and ar.._.r, preaonlod 20 mlnutos of plano IIDd voeal ontortainmOnt. Evans, before returning to blo hometown whore ke now oporolea a mulie workshop, waa ••· soclatod with ~red Warlna'a oreh<latra ond · other nsUonally i:!i -•• IIDd - r · ill~ 1aJnm amafclans during the prewar ind war years. He has also completed numeroo• film IIDd teleYiaim wark1, and has per. formed aU ..Vor the United Stales and abroad. Mr. ENans presented several Wallllt and Irish selecUons. Rec:elvlng gift cortl!icatee as '!'r· (,~ kits evOI")'Wboro you go this weTI!reoln~~cod·. teamMra. .>!wok. II' a not only good sdvorilau- \;llommunil,y ~" ~ ' I•. Iii . • ' .J.,,"1\, ;po":! ... 4 ~ N ··· eel to · ~.,;. .. f~ . ~ .: t . ,. . .. w.-,-;,;, .... ..... . ..., .• II, ...... ........... • -BAIER _,...,J/1 ... ~·· ... ~ ........ "' -.. / lrJiiiiNar&L SIJI.II "''"' '•. ' ... ll• ~ ' ·"'' '"' .......i " . :·., •' ' •, " II',, .II), . . ' .. ;.o" • ' · neocl, improve- Take Over Celtics 111o prooldenl aloo !nlrocllc· jiOSTON (UI'n - Tom HoU.: ed aa.......Uon ollleua, eaptaina -.obn, nairied lui lllOIIth as cb1e! 'i· and posta. ocout, of, file Celtlcs, wu todtl u coach of the defllldlng No&lol)a! Baaketboll Asooelstlon champlonJ, .Occeodlng the rollrod BIU Ro·asoU. lleiMGim, former Hoi¥ Crou all • American, pll,1od with the Celtlca !rom 1956 Willi he retired in 1961i. Ilia lqiJIOintmont 1110 amciunced b)' Caltica' 11!11· oral manqv and Iormor NBA c:oachlnc daan Rod Auerbach, Yl!. • coileodod Ruasoll . lnaiolad .... atldclng with bll retiremollt P,lan. Storys Run By GLENNA SHULER "'"·~-~·~": DrOUlff. uu-aul unae Gollltiolll ....., the flmoral .., &mc~oY <i !hair niece, Mn. Melvin (Marpret To,ylor) lllll&ltlmon, IJida.· Yr. IIDd Yd. Veith <i Columbus Vllltod Yr. and Mra. Veith thl 'l1lllf wore . b)' thit w-.w. "*' "' - · lira. for them; .right for ·you, too. , "V ~. . ciaoo, eo . ··!" ~ It is written . . . for each three dollars worth of Ashland gaso- . line, get attractive 12-ounce beverage glass free. Design is Scandinavian-same as other matching 9-ollnce and 16-ounce glasses offered recently by Ashland Dealers; Last opportunity to complete the entire collection. As the Maharishi says, "Road to happiness leads to participating Ashland stations... · .. . and family. ""i•lil .... , _ -.' ··· 1M oi<H \ ~=~ uiil ~ PHONE 992-2848 Dale Grant IIIOnl tho weekend with Mr. and Mra. Dale Mulford / fir••• Lish Stewart Dies Monday '"' . Moore's In w- , ~; ASHLAND DIL & REFINING COMPANY Mra. Cora Rope ontertalnod tho W.,-alde Garden Club at her heme Wedneadoy evening. Mra. CoraRupospentlhowoekend witb relaUves in Columllu1. On ~ llhe attonded tho Lewia IIDd Double rounlonattheof Mrs. Frances (Double) Wano at Dublin, Ohio. Mlae Kathryn Lambert, Pat. riot, visited Mr. and Mro. Tom YOWII IIDd familJo" ~ - - "Electric heat is care-free with even warmth in a...p each room.'' McCI'Hry-WavMJ. Ohlct most com,tlilljlnt (\CI"l!o.~ ln ~ home.l.,, noon. Mro. Jessie Rope visited Mro. Amlillda Vao Kirk ~ ovon- ., J ,. ' I>. :;:, ,• "V,l.- ' .. . 1 . '. '. : - .. ., ~,,,,,~,·~·'·~=~~ ',),. ·' 'k ,, • ' ' ' '' '" lne. Pvt. Da>ld Moore of Vlrllinia, who llponl • few daJ! with hia '· Two strong atatements from ty.oo satislil!d ~"' Qleleclrlcall)' lleall!d homn. There.m ' l· ft'!i~e, of them In our service area. _If ybu"re nC!t.a~ •lhat !)ontented grqu~i~ti, ~Cf~lk. recommended electric heating dealer . . .the Elecltrc Complliy. ' ', ,_ ." ' ' '70 (4rs .)"ill Ride On New Fibr~glQS§. -~ - .•. •. Granl'l !lit Cloeek Gen.: Uiyasel S, Grant ,.. celved a royalty check lor, Pl 000 for · his "Memoirs, the' laraeat alnglo amount ever mlide by an author up to tllal time. Tbe bo6k was c14trlbutod by Mark Twain. according to the Encyclopaedia BrllallJiica, llud..Uinllmldltedthouotverll. . know bolter IIDd have I n stitinlj~W, ' ~ ln~ at 0Jq101nt, Dildo • toooiYing i:oreor <i beina 11Jo cutral ioaooo Ia all thla vutlptld .• llllnooi' aeddant at whldl pretiJ woU re11e<t1 ana- •..at~~ U" ' with the riotetl and Ia to react: 11 colietil and 10146 a.m.' -Mcilldll ""· Rt. 2ti, tional <011HIIaua, CGinddealaily, cblldlshly hootlle to odmiJdatra. unlvorab;y pro!ooaoro reolll'wlah threl ·mllel-otRt.71nvolvDortmouth Coileao .........,•• ox- lora. to brinK tho doodonlng boncloflhe lill. • scato Hiltlwv-~ j1111slcma IIDd auapeasloos !or llubleed, 1110 of tho moot dia- !odonl liure&l!<ra•7 into their ' rGaci roller .....,.iod lif Cbirl•• denta who seized a Wl1plabu1Jd- tinaulshed unlvoralcy presldo!nta llvo1, tilt)' hive only to 111 '"' .. Brlttaay , A, P!O"ae, $7, Ukldlfiliirt. -· lng in May. in the Esst told this columnlat abotlinlljld inciting lludC!III dla. Brittany Ia suppo~~od to · oilcor• laid that lilt roi10r have recelvef:l its name from long 1180 that If only bol<l. order. II not, they ean lura . ai!P /flit the rl&ltt aide <i lhe those Britons who were exlllld oct in l!rOWII • up aaoodatlon lng the o! admlnlatratlilll ~. over a ali&ltt ombank'- pelled fl'om England and could ' lor oven a minimum with the pre•ldent•a omce and . Wa~>bington mont 1ato a eomllald. There wu took refuge there between <i a411t assistance !rom pro!os- the rest of tho odmlnl-a. 110 damqo to tbo oqlllj)mont. lhe 5th and 7th centurlee, tors, the campus scene would al~ ... not IUirod, IIDd nO Before lhat time, the country ter ovornlgbt. TAKES EXAMINATION was named Armorica. charlO wu lllid. As to Dartmouth, it has acted • PT. PLEASANI" Mr. and These two inddenta rellecttho u all tortured unlveraiUosoogllt Mra. Roy muolng, Uacoln true c:omplleatlooa in thla busi- to act. II bas simply and ..,. Ave., and daushter. Mlrtle. of ness. a Ia ell vory well to let tho lljiO!optlcally p.mlshod the of- lilmllnKton wore in Cleveland FrlTO HANG !or lllii iavder !luck BloD at the UDiversliY lll"Oal- fenders against CIIJIIII& d.Uiv doy where M111 Bleaolng comel Tom Mbeya waa tile aeildeJrtta house, as in COmeU; but without shlily .sbaliylngandwlth- pleted an examlnaUoo In ...._ teoco lmptliMI •• Nualloa blaming PI'OII' Ia a moll ovor- out reeort to Ureleaa andpuerlle noctlon with her work at st. luae N)olll• NJaiHe, lit. almpilflod Judllmont unloas blemo dlscusaloo about theolle&edrf8ht Mary's Hospital in llulltlogton. NJorolo wu fllllllll pUty of for prexyiaac~b)'aome to "demonstrate" even at the In compa~~Y with more thaD 20 ldlUq Keaya'• IIIIDIIter of underetandlng of prexy's roo! di- coat <i obatructlns tho rl&ltt of other per10111 from a wide re-110mle plaiUIIDc. lemma. tho majorlv to aoek on oduca- ldon area, Myrtle aharecJ ln a For the truth is that in nearly Uon. len&lb.Y written oxamlnatloa. II II is perfectly dear lhatinlhla IIIICceslfUl in fiiiBatns tho toll, lHOSPITAl NEWS]; every inatonce of the inlolerable t;ypo of cam11U1dloordor,lhepoor case the administrators have bad the medical department workers Holzer Medical ~. Firat admlntstralora involved have bod wllat so olten they bod not bod will bo granted cerU!icalOs u Avo. Geaoral Yiaitlni: houri 2.4 to D&ltt not only student mobabul that is, at least the tolerance, 1f Aecredited Medical Ubrarian and 7.8 p.m. ooly. -.Db" a110 Ienior faculty members who not the help, of teaching persoo. Tocbnldans. risltlni: houri 2:30 to 4:30 p. m. only. Parenta only ollowod oo l'odlatrlca Ward. AdmilslCNII Pui>Ucalion <i admlaainnJ Ia proi>lbitod unUi further notice. Births Dig r'ight in: we're •erving up G usplendOilTir.. of Mrs. Robert H. Kight, Rt. 2 now arrival• right nawl Woolo in bl,.ao·a-blonket McArthur. dau.B;hter, 5:12 a.m. pfaTds, !woods llko dear;aid Danogal ••• cropeo and Munday; Mro. MarOn E. Folden, challis nower than now ••• wonclorfvlly watery molreo· Rt. 3 Jackson, daughter, 7:59 ••. ruotly taffotao ••• fake fvro and lealhoro that'd a.m. Monday; Mra. Jonathan E. tool any eye ••• Ienita: not•to-be-misJ.d. Do come, scoop, and be fint-all•seaaonl boglnning in Boone Coont;y. name 11Heck's" was derived the ehain, I opened on Washington Louden, No. 2 Willow Dr., ciauth· The founders of Heck's a r e rrom a combination or letters Stroot In June or 1959. Heck's ter, 3:56 a.m. Tuesdu; Mrs. Fred Haddad. llougiu Cook IIDd Ioken trom Haddad, Ellis IIDd hal now growntoencompaa&thir· llu8h M. MePh&li, Syracuao, 1011, teen discount stores In West Vir- %:5t a.m. Tuoadoy. Thomas IIDd Lollar EUla. T h o Cook. Dladlargea Tho Cbarlesloll llore, first In ginia and Kentucky, Woodrum's Gordon Bleulnl. H a r I oy Furniture IIDd Galperin Music of Charleston and two Pitlsllurgb, Cloud, Ur1. Torry L. Cr-.-, puents, Mr. and Mra. Eugene Pa., su.PPb' firma, Steel City Mn. Jamea E. Lambort, DoriOlle Moore. was a Monday visitor of !'roWels and Tauburg, Inc. Melhen;y, Mrs. Richard L. MolloMr. aad Mrs. Tom Young and Haddad told the Awards Pro- han, Craie A. llloraan, ShoUa . fomilJo". By RITA WHIGHT _gram that "people really areour A. Norti), Uro. Nlebolaa K. SoMr. llld Mrs. Sianley Rope, Mr. and Mra. Arthur Casto took DKJst lmp>rtant asset .... We look lem. Mrs. Lawrence E. SllalCleveland, are announcing the her sister, Mill Neva Gunter to forward to a contfruing '_pleasant dora, Mrs. llol\lamln A. Sbono!leid, l\lrs. Lan-y E. WUI, Tho her home in Charleston alter a Aug. 21 marrlap o! their dau- relaUonship in the future." gbtor, Ruth, to Mr. Ronnie So,, two-week visit here. Haddad's faith in tho future Rev. WondoU G. StuUor, Ura. & & jlllto. Clara Eichinger, Mio. La-ce Mr. IIDd Mra. Roy Davldaoo, Mra. Iva Clark a - Che waa represented by the proJec- E. Sounders, Mra. Rlchan S. Columbus, were recent Sunday Uoo of somce pins lilrou8ll 25 115 W. SECOND 992-2384 POMEROY, 0. gueata of Mr. ond Mro. Artlwr wedding o! her granddougbter, years or employment. The 25- Rees 8Dd Infant son, lira. JoB.. Mlas Katlly Clark to Mr. Charles Casto. 1011, year.pln coosists of throe dia- eph R. WUaoo ond OPEN SAT. UNTIL 9 P.ll. Mn. Arthur Casto has learn. Leach at the Cheshire Mef.ho.. monds with a large cerKer dla. Mra. Gilbert A. Woods IIDd indlst Church. Rev. Frank Cheeaefant daughter. ed that her cousins, Mr. and Mrs. monel. brew performed the ceremony. Stanley Stevena, who live in GulfMr. and Mra. Lester Elkina port, Miss.. were safe during llld family. Zanoavliie, and Larry the recent hurricane there. The Elklna of Colorado, were reeent . Stevens were in Alabama dur,...,-;.,.,.,....JI ............o:. guests of Mr. and Mra. TOI\Y EliDI the storm and upon returnIng home found no property dam- kins. Mr. and Mra. Perry Ralph IIDd age, other than aome uprooted Mr. and Mra. Don Ralphandramtrees. .lett Dobbin• waa a weekend Uy of Morral, 0., spent the weekend with relatives in the area. visitor of uzeb•• Jones. Mr. ond Mro. WWard Oxyor SOndoy after.-. gueata of Mrs. Murlol Spirea and Mra. and daughter spent the Labor Dey Rita Wrt&ttt wore Mra. Jan Go. weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Wayne ger, Athena; Mn. Clara MelnbTe Oxyor ond girls. Mr. and Mrs. VIrgil Wamaley ond dauslrters, Pllyilis IIDd MarL All Styles - All S!zes iyn, Cbestor, IIDd Mlas Louiae IIDd Mrs. Ernestine Zuspan vialtod Mr. Harry Grind stead. Pennington, Maaoo. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carrier and Mr. IIDd Mrs. Arthur Caito family, Baltimore, Md., spent were recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Dewey SWillher. Thurman. aeveral daya with Mr. and Mrs. lAbor Day weekend guests of Arnold Stump and !amll,y. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Athey Mra. Ully Mae Olqer and fam. lly wore Mr. and Mrs. Dam,y Ut. and family of Heber, AriZCIIll, Ue IIDd daul!lrtera, Crystal Lake, opent tho weekend with Mr. llld Clair Athey and !amlly. nt. and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jar- Mro. Mr. and Mro. Marton Rupe vii and family, Columbus. Mr. IIDd Mro. WUlls White and vialted relatlvu In the areaover Mr. llld Mro. llsrold White were the weekend. Ura. Paul Schuler and son, guests of Mr. IIDd Mra. Clinton Jonoa So1uniaJo". The occasion Jakie, Pl>rtiand, nailed Mr. IIDd celebrated the blrthdoya of Mra. Mra. Dale Slsooo, lolondoy. Mr. IIDd Mrs. Wymood BradWhite and Mr. Jones. bury and Mra. BotV Sounders Labor D.,risltors o! Mr. and Mra. Lollar Rwahwore vlalted with relaUYes here reMrs. VIrginia McDavid ond ehll. cootly. dren or Mlebipn, Mr. IIDd Mra. • Alan Scott ond daughters and Mr. • and Mrs. Clyde Brodbury. Mra. Ella Darst lsvleltlngMr. and Mra. Lester Rwsh. Mr. IIDd Ura. OpbJe Casto, UborQ', w. Va., spent the weekend with Mr. IIDd Mra. Ronald Jividen. VIBIU118 Mr. IIDd Mra. Charles Tate woro Rev. IIDd Mrs. Robert Smith, Pomeroy, IIDd Clarieo Longltroth, Gallipolis. Mr. IIDd Mrs. Claronee Esltoo and dauehters, Fairborn, were Labor Da,y weekend guoata of Mr. .. ' llld Mra. TOllY Elklna IIDd Mr. llld Mrs. Bob Elkins IIDd !amlly IIDd Mra. Esaton. Labor D.,- weekend auesta of Mr. IIDd Mrs. Otia Kai&ltl ond family wore u . IIDd Mra. Eddie Wymer. lie Ia staUonod II Fl. q LAY AWAY TODAY JUST 3 UTES TO DO LL IN THE NEW HOOVER SPIN-DRYING WASHER ' . ott. !into COtdtleld . ··- ' '· ,,. ·. ' Rubies,Diamonds Awarded 105 Employees with Heck's CHARLESTON - Heck• a. Inc., lolondoy presented 105 employ- ., <j .. .' -I I' 1, ' ·' ' �.• . . .- •• .I '". ' . 1 ' 2SIGNS OF ss.ss ......., "····· .... PHON~992·2094 tnaea, 12 W dark week dlys, OPEN EYES. 8:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO NEEDED !rnmecllalely, 6 women IWI or part Unto. For Inter· view, call 992.3211. Dar of P.A,Iicafion Carpenter Ne.ws, Notes Mr. and Mrs. Frank Ryther, Pomeroy, called on Mr. aiKI Mrs. REGULATIONS The PIAIII•~ ,.,..,,.. tlote rltht to .lit or roject an~ o4t 4eo1Md ~. loctla"GI. TM pul.lithor will not be rnpontlblo fal' - • than one lncGI'rOCI ln1ortlon. and Mrs. Mendal Jordan, Columbia Gra~e members, atteoJing RATES F ot Want Ad S.rvlco Arthur Crabtree on Sunday after- the regular meeti!ll o! the Metes 5 cont1 JIOf Word one' in11rUon noon. County Pomona GrangeonF_rlday Minim"'" Chort• 75c Mrs. Ida Dem.ison, Salem Cen- evening at Rock~rings. Thetlfth 12 eontl por Word thrM COI'IIICU• ter, is spending some time with degree was exem,pltfied in run tlvo intortion•. 11 conlll pet Word six con't ocutivo her slater, · Mn. Faye Jordan. Corm tor inspection by the Worthy Intortion• . Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Bolen am Deputy, Virgil Atkins. Contests 25 per e1nt Di~count oft paid och daughters have moved their trail- were held with Murl Galaway, orlll adt paicl within 10 dayl . CARD DF THANKS & OBITUARY er home to their property which Columbia Grange entry In the tee Sf.$0 for SO WGI'd r11inlmum. Eo . they purchased &om Ralph Keet- apron contest, judged as C1rst · o4dltionol "'ord 2c: . er on Township Rood No. 2, for- place. Mrs. Galaway's t l'try will BLIND ADS AddltJonal 25c: ChorJI per ,y.,.,. merly knownastheCharleyHart- represent Meigs County in the man firm. Mr. ani Mrs. Lealie Ganode, state Contest in October. Mr. and Mrs. FraDCis cancxte and ·family of Columbus were weekelll guests of their parems, Mr. ard Mrs. 0. H. Keeter and Mrs. Clarence Canode. Mr•. C.• ode attended the bean dinner at LucasYille, were guests of their parents. R. S. Turner and Mrs. Clarence Canode andattendedthe bean dimer at Wilkeaville. Mr. am Mrs. Dwaine Jordan and Mr. ancfMrs. Carl Crabtree, members ot the You~ Farmers ol America, attended the annual State YFA camp at Camp MWiki~ gum near Clrrollton. Mr. ard Mrs. Ed· Culwell, 1001afiK)lls. IIKI., and Mr. and Mrs. T. ll Blanton and Greg, Jackson, were recent guests ot their parenla, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Cui· well and· otMr relatives here. Blptlsmal services were held .. • • · 1>t 1110 Wilkesville. Mrs. Faye Jordan and Mrs. Ida Dennison were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dorsey Jordan. Mr. aoo Mrs. Max~ if@: also visited at the Jordan hflme. Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Bird and children, Huntington, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Tcxn Byrd aev. ·· ~ket . Mrs. Don Comer, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jel!rles Clinton Gilkev Kathy and Tad,~ Karen May~'. Several ol lhe youlh from the Temple O..rch and the Albany UMYF enjoyed a picnic st.Vper at Dow's Lake a recent a......, SUnda,y evenl~W. Ava Gnenlees is againconvalesclngather home Cromarecent heart attack. Guests of Mr. anc1 Mrs. Bob Mattox and Edward Mattox were Mr. and Mra. Frank Bennett and children of St. Albans, W, Va., .. . ,, . . and Mr. and Mn, Bill Hyde, eov. inston, K,y. School resumed tor areaplC)ils with Rex O.eadle, Pansy Jordan and wnuam Miller driving the buns tn this districL Mr. and Mrs. Mantord Smith and Rerw., Lancaster, were recent aueats of Mr. am Mrs. Lewis Smith alii Nancy. Mr. an1 Mrs. Forrest Harper, ChUileolhe, arxl Mr. Harper's sister from Hillsboro vi sited witll Mr. and Mrs. Earl Starkey. Oth· er pats at the Starkey home were Mra. Roy Wiseman, Harrisonville ard Mr. and Mrs, Larry Clark 1111 Tamara, Athens: Mr. Carl Greenlees and Mr. . ,'1, ' OFFICE HOURS 1!1 :30 o .m. to $:00 p. ltl. Dally 8130 o.m. to 12z00 Na- Scriurtk.y Card of Thanks I WISH to thank all the nurses and Dr. Telle and Dr. Pkkeos Cor the worderM care alii ldlllness they gave me whlle I was In Veterans Memorial Hospital. I aJso wlsh tothaakthose rrtends who visited me, sent cards, nower·s and prayers. May God bless you. Grace Price. 9·UI·ltc an am, Melinda and AOOrea, oC llallllleld, llr. and Mrs. Raymold Blake. Reedsville; Mr. arxl Mrs. Ernest Vineyard, Alfred; and Mr. and Mrs. Keith Vinepnl, Tina ard Melissa. Mr. and Mrs. StarHng Massar entertained tor !he birthday ot Mr. Oscar Babcock ot Tuppers Plalna, Sunday evening. Guests """"•·:, •· were Mr. and Mrs. Thurma11 Babcoek and Mr. aoo Mrs. Dav· Ria• and daughter, Mary ; ~lulte, 1\Qlers Plains, Mra. Maslal', Mr. an::l Mrs. Gene alii Kenny. Mrs, J!ab. at Lopn stayl~ at the lOa• home while Mra, hoa9italized. McC&in and Jill S...ln · · night wba..Mia1 near .._Bottom; Employment Wantsd AWNING\ 1torm - · a For Rent TRAILER LOTS, Bal>'1 - e CCiurl, ..-acuoo, OhloCIIRI. 124, Pflone 9112-29$L 8-li.U. --= -- --- --- - - .- e'""- 'i'HREE ROOM 811&rlment, plete)J- modern wilh built-In kitchen. waD oven and labletop unit; stalnleoa lleel oink wllh dloposol unl~ large bath and large clooeto. Nicely deoorated. 0111 9112-2278 for ~ polnbnent al'ter 2 p. m. 11-22-tfc ------ -- ----- r'"""_.._ IINil'l- TWO FARMS located at East Leo tar~, Ohto, 2 miles from new RaciMlock arlidam; 17acres, 5-room house, drilled well, rarm pond,large broiler house. farm land and wooded area, . $9,000i Four acres, 5-room. house, $5,000. Write Dale W. · HUJ, Rt. 2, Racine, Ohio. Call 247-2135 after 5 p.m. 9-7-7tc -- - - - -- - -----NERVOUS? can't oleep? T r 1 11 Sleepers.'' Satlsfactioa euaranteed or mone;y back. only 98 cents. Neiii<JII Drugs, FOUR ROOM fuml- ..,..-!• mR, IIIIth, adults Ull refer..: e-o, llfh lloolloorrr Avo. ~ 911:1-81198. .,_ -- ----------- STORAGE SPACE, rent for boats or automobiles. etc. Phoae 9923798, or '•ee Dick 5eyler, Kerr St., Pomeroy. Auto Sales 1968, 4-DOOR FiAT sedan. Call 9411-®25. 1961 CHEVROLETimpala,$125, Phone 247-2161. -------------- THOSE COSTLY APPLIANCES CAN HE YOURS NOW, Pay for them by representing the Rawleigh ~ny full or part time. Male or female. Over 300 well-known products, special otrer to help yw get started, no money torinvemory. miNK ABOUT IT. Then write me giving name, address anll phone number. Charlie Penn, W. T. Ra"lelgh Co., P.O. Box 204, ChiUicothe, Ohio, 45601. 9-18-ltc ONE CONN Clarinet, exceUent conlition, t15. Cootact M&rYin Keebaugh, phone 9112-5342, af· ter 6 p.m. Chester 985-3983. 9-16-3tp --- ----------23,. SYLVANIA table model TV with ollnd. Good condlllon, $50. Phone 985-4108, Ole•ter. 9-16-3tp PHONE 882-2962 5 to 10, Culls I to 5, lllcko 4 to 10, Fat Wethers 5 to 10. LAMBS - Topo 26, Seconds FEMALE, Housekeeper alii ba22 to 26, Lla!rt Wis. 20 to 24, by 1Jtter, live in, care tor C0llllJIOrl 16 to 20. school age chlldren. Phooe 992-2485 or 992-2223 after 6 LIVESTOCK SALES CO. p, m. Pt. Pltosant, W. Va. Saturdo,y. Sept. 13, 1969 HOGS - 175 to 220 24.75 to 25,50, -Yies 23to24.60,Lighto '---------~., 22 to 24.50, Fat Sows 21 to 23.10, Roan 14to 18.10, Pigs 8to 16, stock 12 to 26. CATILE ..,. steers 22,50 to QUICK QUIZ 27.10, Helleral8.25 to2U4,Fat Q-On how 7114ny OCC<ICow• 17;50 to 21.50, Cannero siom three U.S. pre,;. 12.50 to 17.75, llullo 20.26 to <tent, did 1erve in the •ame 240, MUk Cows 125 to 175, year? SIDck Cows and Calves 165 to A-In 1841, Martin Van 245, SIDck steen 23 to 28.50, Buren, WW!am Henry HarSIDck llellera 21.35 to 2t.50, rison and ·John 'l'yler aU SIDck Steer Calves 26.50 to 3f, served as president. In IS81, Slock Holler Ca!Yoa 23to 28,50. for the second time In VEAL' CALVES- Top1 38.76, American hIs tory, ·Jbere were three president. In one ,Soeonda 28.10, Medium 26 to year-Rutherford B. Hayea, M-59. Common & S3to James A. Garfield and ;w.75. Cheater A. Arthur. -1 5.\LESi plete with attachments, paint For Sale &pray, cord-winder, thrOilW&Y bags. Full calh price cmi1$5L Terms a>allable. Phone 9922685. 9-1Wtc RAT TERIUER PUPPIES. Female, ,_ $20 each. I'll. 9411.2139. ___ ________ _ RF.l!TAURANT equipment. den 10ft iee cream macldne and other lleme. Phone 9112-. 2838 or 992-2429. 9-J:I.Stc ------------- POODLE PUPPIES. AKC T 01 m i - . tlhnd ... - - - Mia Pflone "a. ~~-· -:-:-.- .------- -- ~ - WINTER POTATOES. lllorlt1 i!UICII, Portland. · . . __ 1' _______,__ _ 1968 SKYLINE hoose traDer, 12 . x 110, 3 bednlorno. ~0 and teke ovorJIOIIIIOnto. Ph-9112S972 or 992-7368. · ll-i4,3tc ' '•' !, 911t~M2 7:50 A.M. 12 N.OOM 3 P.M. Mldtlltport, Oblo. Business Services AIR CONDmONING, Refrl&vatlon aervlce. Jack't.Rafrlaei-.. otlon, N.,. 'Jiaven. Pltone 8822079. 4-6-Ue Declarer's problem wu to keep East out of lbe lead and be bod a way to do thal He should have diacarded a club on the king of hoarl8 ! II West cODIInued with tilt ace of bearts, South would dlscard .anolber club. II West · AND ~:30 shilled to a club, South · would will the lrld: with P.M. · · dummy'• ace, lead dummy'• queen of hoarl8 l!ld once .PIIJb'1, Pllntini, rooftng,room ·l<eeping Meigs Gallia and Mason Area Informed As Well As addltlona, IJII'ag81, fie., fret utlmateo, phone 9112.:.1333; Entertained more dilcard a club. 1 After Utls prQCedure South . would be able to ruff two clubs in bla hand and set up the last two cluba for ella' monel dloeardl leaving cml1 one diamond loser. Tbls Is wbat mlgll! be coiled a double loler Cllloser ' (H...,.,., ,..,._ -------------·- 2 HORSES - I galdlns, I mare. ------------- -------------KIRBY VACUUM. C<mplete wilh cleanine tool• and poll1hor. Run• like new, $59 cash or lendS O"'llablt. ~ 9112 2685. 9-16-6t.c -------------2 BEDROOM houae, aunroom, Alta, ---- --------1956 CHEVROLET\', tonpicinll, 8 f<Jot, side step, $300. Fhone 992.5361. 9-111-«c ------------COAL, WMP, ea:, stoker, mine run. Ex<eloior ROO"' 5292®~ , · ' y.. Co , ., ~~oporl JnJUW ' Ohio. · , 6-30-tfe ___ .;... ___ ,;_ ____ :.:.::..~ SEWING MACHINES, Q-The hlddiq .... - w.. - ..,.. . · . . ... ~ , . ..d;~... - ·~If:".... ~,~ 2. . cancelled? Loot your: c-;:;::.:_ : ~ &tor's Uceue? caD LIGAL MOTICI ~ p.., Pul p.. You, South, hold: p,..... ---..... "'--. ............... ......................... ,.... ----- ,. -.-. What do ... Wllllt till ...... •· an ------------Real Estate For Sale HOBSTEfTER REALTY GEO. HOBSTETTER, a..... PO~ROY - 4 rooms, bath, 2 loti abo'" hlah water. ' $1500. MIDDLEPORT - 5 room1, bath, gao fllrraee. lllnat. Levellal. $4,000.00 BT, 124 - 3 badroaillo, bath, wall to wall carpetl~~~o 3.-1 paneled, 1111 forced .air rur... aee. Niee beiOIIIOIII. Garap, acre. $21,000.00 TODAY'IIQtiiSTION You bold the some bad Uld ,166. 1 'l •••t• ------------- ------------- SEE NEIGLER llulldlqr Stt>ply for bulldliv your 0111 GIQ' Ntllltr, Racine, 0. 3-211-tre lng hf.,. this Court on tho 261h •· ~ · 4o)' of September, 1969, at 10i00 ~ t o'elock A.M. d•lrlnt to file •• copt • • t....,o MUst file tMm ot. looat five Cloy• prtor· to tho llot. sot for Moring. GIMn vnd• Ill)' hoM oM saol ... Anr, ,.,..., Nld Court, thll 5fh .,. of ..... . ........,1969. P. H. O'IRI!N Mao•_, •offtcto CI.,. of sal4 C... o.,..,. Cl. . 9/9 9/16 • , JIIMtl! ......... s 2tc aptn have doubled one club. · W.t bick twG elu'- and JCIUI' · ·· aervlce, •kea. 992--2284. .' You ON h. .b,. notlfl ... that .... l:l lm'tnhwy oncl AP.fii'OI.. ~~~ent ol tfto: Tile Fabric stq,, Pomet'(lf. · Of th. ,,..... ntlonN, - . Audlortzed Silwer Salll &Ill CliO sed, lote of oo'lcl County, W.• ·, "'--enSclsltll'S. , filM In this Court. Said !mont_,. · ,., Service. We ~-...1' and AIPIMOIM..nt will ~. ,_ hoall't . ::~ 3.29-Ue ------ or crttomer.s ropNOonllnt ony of ihii · · Raerno, ....... lltiiDI rid of :r-r • aforot~~M on.d p.,anor ~; Plclfon~ INd? yoU __ . . .. , lul_.,.otrot« To tho E•cvtor or ol tho OJiotOJ to 1uoh of. tho fellow• kit • oro NJidont• of tho State -e~ · Bosslo , ... "' .. •1111 ......... . NOTICI OM fiLING OP. • IN't'IMTORY AND ·~~RAISIM.!IT .. T... Stm of Ohto,~.:r ~oty ' .. : • Repair ~County, 0 lo. No. Salt Worka, Eaat Main St., P1111eroy. Plloat · SEPTIC tooo cleaned. 11111er' 992-389L S.J.Ue saauaucn. Stewart. Ohio. I'll. 662-2035. RV..a:.~ ~~~:!."2': , HOUSE, Clli!Oo,\ 1', See Oiarl11 KarnaO.. c:all7'l'3-i -·.,. and .. ov Free e~•-·•• Ph. TRUMPET - Uke - · Prlcecl reasorable. Phone 992-7330 7-14-lltc * 4 -au II ered rl&ht to your ,project. Faat .. Ofilo, Vllr-tho 1U1Yivl... . , ......, . ...,. •~o~~~~~~-s. 'tho 11oxt of kin, tho bftflclotl .. · · 99.2.41284, GeosJeln Ready-Mix urwlw tho will~ ...,. to tho ott..,..,, 1 Phone 949-4063. full basemf'lll, two Jot.; COD be seen at ealt and ol3rcl SL M&oon. W. VL Pbone 31H-773o 5929 or He lotoc Slnllh a1 3rd St. and P0111er01 St., Mason. . reo. ts,ooo: . OWiiOr wW !!ranee. POMEROY - 8 racmo, bath, 1111 . 'uw,.· ~ CHRYSANTiiEMUM and m~m~sof ', turnice, • I aU color1, ne!d lfOI!n, nice . blc dullers. Ra1n01\!o nfll'er !.hop, llaoon. · :· '.9-(~c -__, ..... _ _ _ _ _ _ ...,;.....;..1_ _ -----.,...--::------- READY •nx CONCH..,... doll " play in that South ....uld ella. card two club t_.a on heart losero and i>)' 10 dolug, would keep East froJ1I gaill· iDg the ltod to play a ella- , moad lltrouglt the tlng. 9-t.12tp 17-FOOT SPORTCRAFI'boe~ 80 HP motor, sator traDer. c.D. 9115-3318. -------------- • -- ---.--------- - ----------ELECTROWX S..eoper - oom- -- IANAUGA, OHIO Yict ani.......,"W. RODNEY DOWNING Roal E-. Brdtor W. VL ~ ·773-5788 aller 3:30 iJr 949-3915, Rlch>L 4-29-tfc ------------C. C.llRADFORD, AUC110NEE\l "-lote ·--•ce ..,_IIW ~Yl Pllone 949-3821 Radoe, Ohf.o Crltt Bradford ro..,. • AUTO the profeuor. "But you should have made your four '!"!des." Tlte professor wu riibt u alway•. Do you see wliatlbe student obould bave dooe! DAILY AT EARLY AMERICAN otereo, AM, I'M radio, 4 ·speeclc....,r, 4 - - - - - - - - - - - - - speaker si:Mmd system. Balance due $83.62 or budget Ierma CIGARETIE V8JIIiiW :machlooo and aerviee. ABC Enteqjrlae1,.. available, c:all992-2352. Mason. W. VL Phone 7739-12-fic 5543. 9-9-llc -------------SOLID STATE stereo. 1969 wal· - - - - - - - - - - - - - lilt stereo conaolewith4-k- GENERAL ·REMODELING, car. SPACIOUS 7 ROOM home, 1% PAINT DAMAGE. 1969 Zls-Zag acres land, 250 foot tronr.sewing machines. still In orl· ap on Slate Hoole 124 In SJr· glral cortan&. No attacbmenla acuoe. IArie kitchen with lots needed, aa our oontrols are o1 birch coblnots, "pltnl,y of buUt In, Sows "lth 1 or 2 closet 11111ce, prqe, recreadles, maket buttonholes, sew tion room, clQ' water, p.a, on buttons. ·monograms, and electriclcy, wall to wall carpet blind hem stitch. FUll calh In Uvlne room. Must ... price f38,50 or E-Z montbl)' pr<iclate. Phone'aftor 5 p. DL terms. Phone 992-2685. for appointment 99~78, 9-UMtc 9-9-llc ---·-111 SM1 TH .L speed 1ranomlsalon, utiiiQ< all 115-ACRE STOCK AND poullr)' metal bed, 5 good 11rt1, oxfarm, 2 hooileo; born, outiJullcl. callent l'UIIIIin& condiUon. Pit. Jngs. Two miles off New Rt. 992-6850 after 5 p.m. 33. Priced to aeU. Ph..,. 9929-11-«p 6165. 8-14-lltp ---------- --- SHEEP - Eweo & Lms. 5 to 10, stock Ewes 5 tp 10, Fat Sleep FLUFFY SOFI' and bright are carpets cleaned with Blue loisire. Rent electric shurlpooer Baker fUrniture. 9-15-6tc hearta, werea't ~?" "Yel, tbe1 were, ' replied LOCAL REPORtS .. ..;~,;;;;;:= ~-r:-·-9·-'·1,,...1 ? B~GI.E,fUPJ. Phone 843,;1~ FOR IDRE, .new trencher ,waler ., . ~ "'' ~ ~ - · ._.;.,~"'ii(. • a-i.:::lh.' • • ·._ . , lito, . ...~ drolno f;;ta .~ '·i·.:~','t-,..,-.,.,~ %ton truck, 4. ____ c-J __ :.:Jl._ wide. Paul Anderoon, 1Vason, -at. TWO CARRIERS NEEDED IN MAS014 prese•ts . Real Estate For Sale - ., NEWS BLAETTNA'I'S -1 c.- IIFORMAnOI and Brlke Slrvlce 11-lk 9.U-J8tp era, 4 speed automaUe chan-------- -----ger. Balance due$69.15 or budREDUCE SAFE and fast w I t h get terms awllable. C&U 9112Gobese lablell and E.orapora. · 3352. 9-12-Stc lion pills. Neloon Drup. ------------- _ _____.,_________ -------------- Complit6 F111nt·Efl! J- 9-11-'te ' Tlte student ruffed Ute first heart and PIIYed out b11 aee of opode1. Wliea ·oppo~~o enla followed )le turned bll attentioa to lbe club 1ult. East woa tho oecon4 club with lbe king aad promptly lbe !liCk. l'beD be ltd a dlalllollcl. Tlte played bll kiM but lbat . dldD't matter. Wut wu ture ol two dlalllond tricks aad took lbem. "Pretty good bid, ......, it?" asked~ student. "'Our 1 opponeDtl were cold for four WIPO I'IEEUs IN POMEROY blown and ball laouladoa. El· BE KIND, Be Gentle, to that eJI)8nsive carpet. · Clean witb ...... White, - · npreBlue Lustre. Rent electric U\IL For treeeaumate•• phc:n shanu>ooor $L M&R BargainDlarleo Lillo, SJracUH. V. V. land. and Son, IDe. J-1-11< ~lctDAYar N_IGHT ••• CALL RAWLINGS SERVICE DAY992-2i~ . ' NIGHT 992-7321. . . / R. lt. RAILINGS soNS. Yllllft CAR a4 wtndowa, carport&, IIIU'QUIII, · FEMALE CAIRN, 9 mo. Male .PUI, 4 mo. 8oth champion air-· ed. Scottlea, wires, poodlea, eoekera, Ireland Road Kelllels. Phone 667 ~s. CoolvUle. For The Fastest MIDDLI!i'On, OHiO · TWO BEDROOM home, IIY!ne room, dining room, hall and one btdraom ca111-. 784 BrowneD A.... , Middleport, I'll. 99:1-9961 or 99~035. Pets For Sale - - -- ----- ---- - Report ------------ -- For Sale REMODELING AND general carpentry w or k,· ahopaintlng. Greg Roush, phone 992-5039. 9-16-6tc 507 IIIII SL, -------------- .... I. Mtlo . Po•o..,,.o. . TOP BREEDING 1111 ponies. Stock frml Ohllnaer's stables, R. a MOrris, Rt. 1. Middle- REGISTERED half·Arablan colt r,1:15. Also Siamese kitten •10. port. Will trade, for cattle. Phone 992-6'1113. 9-14-lltc 9-14-3tp llltll&,-.', GALLIPOLIS, OHIO I anted To Buy SALES REPORT CHINA CABINETS, """"'llblee, OIUO VALLEY LIVFSTOCK CO. old elodlo, etc. Wrlle or ea11 Selurday, Sept. 13, 1969 Jl. D. 1111*, HI. f, )1111110 IIILI271, ..,.... HOGS - 175 to 220 lba, 25 to 25.25, 220 to 250 lbs. 25to25.25, Lil!llt 22 to 25.25, Fat Sowa 17 Help Wanted to 21, Slags 15 to 20, Boars 1f to 18, Sowo & Plga 65 to 100. CATILE - steero 22 to 32, Heifers 22 to 26, ~ Beef 25 to 32, Fat Cows 17 to 22, Canners 16 to 20, llulls 20 to 2f, Milk Cowo 100 to 200. VEAL CALVES - T- 38, Seconds 32 to 36, Medium 28 to 32, com. & 11\<1. 26 to 28, Cu11o Weekeocl guests an:l callers of 22 to 28. Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Vineyard were Mr. am Mrs. Mark Clark, Mr. and Mrs. BUI Phillips and Rhooda, Miss Mary Francis Vineyard ani Mr, and Mrs, Charlei Vlne)'l.l'd, Loraine aOO Karen, of Colwnbus; Mr. Ed ward GiUllan and daughters. Chris- REMOVE EXCESS body lluldwlth Flulcltx lablets. only .1. 69 at Nal11011 Druc. 9-ll-61e FURNISHED lllfet · SCIOTO LIVESTOCK HOGS: 190-230, 25.40; No. I, 25.65; 230..240, 25,15; 240.:.160, 24.65; 260..280, 24.15; 180.J90, 23.90. Sows, 22.90-23.60. Boars, TOM LEWIS, wen drUI· 18.25-19. ing, Letart, W, YL Phone 895CATTLE: Choice Steers, 28. 3802. lhWOtc .85 • 30; Good. steers, 26.50 28.50; Standlrd. Steers. 24.50 - VACANCY fllr bro eldtriJ' peo. pie. Prom prbate paid pao 26. · Cboice HeJters, 27 - 28.9Dj lltDto. Pl-. ....... 7'73-5116. Good Heifers, 25 - 26.25. Good ID-Sire . COws, 19..21.35; Utility Cows, 17.50 -18.75; camer anclc.rtter, ·-17 dcnm. Bulls, 23.50 • 26.50. ROOF PAIN11NG and palchiJol b1 contract, ·-EXPerleneed". Heavy Feeder Sleers, 25.50 For free estimate, plloae 99228.75. lltlwy Feeder Calves, 29. 2806. (We go aJVWhere). .50 - 34.75. Holstein Feeders. 26.60 • 28.50, 11-22-tfc VEAL CALVES: Choice, 40.50; Good. 38; Medium, 36: Conuuer- I WILL pick-1.1) merchanlise alii take to auction on percentage cial, 30. Baby Calves by Head. basis. C&ll Jim Adams, Auc16 - 40. tioneer, RutlaOO, Ohio. Phone LAMBS: CboiOO, 27.40; Good, 742-4461. 9-i-12tc 26.90; Feeders, 2f.SO.:.I6. Emtern l..ocal Social ,\Jotes ·i' , • and family on Sunday. Howar( , he, ~1\X Olarge . United thodist Church in RaC: coon Creek. Those baptized were ...... nt . -------------- I .. ....AI. . .t For Sale Motor Co. : ·~' -GUARANTEED- all dO)' Saturdi.Y• and Sundays, Lawaon's Orchardl, S t a t e Haute 143 m lho Ajlpolachlan m.Jiwo,y, Ph. 6984940. 9-15& Concollatlont & COfractlont • ·'It•• . l ''· APPLES - Pick your own, blc .iulo:r No. I, $3 bu. 53 aeres, 7 'Will lit .-ccopted unrll 9 a .M. for I . • . $495 1963 FALCON - - ------,-- -- ··-····--··--··2 Dr. 6 cyl. ltd. trans., oooa tires, solid body, radio CHEYROLEl ·---- -·---·-------··-$1095 . 8 ft. Flntside, riew tires. 15" ~ Solid body. 5 p.111. Doy Before Pullllntlon Monday Ooadl ;,.. 9 • -• · '"1, .. Phone (6141 ~-2181 · POMEROY matic. Clean 01 a new cor, beige finish, new tires. R&H. Rool nice. "It wao a pretty dull date but at leaot I won't have to bother wrltinl It down In my diary!" . $e"''"' Molgl, Go lila & Ma•Oft Countlta . 1962 PONTIAC - - -·--- ------ -------$695 Catal ino H. T. Sed. Power steering Ond brakes, auto- WANT AD INFOAM.ATION DEADI.INES \ - ·· Motor Co. QUALITY · . • •• '0 •• . ... _... ,. . _ CROSSWORD 12. Odd.lor lt.Naval ... CIWr lt. VtJt- """" do you do now! ( Only staple enip OD MaU· rillus, an Island In the In· dian Oceaa some 510 m11et east of Madogucar, Is oupr Dear ~coming Generation: Yourt aeems to be altogether determined to add to the.ldlode11 .m ftl.t 1. Rector'• IMtt!apt Moil Call ofmme: " Jl. SDaro J2.Buppai, cane. •. OpiDillp :tour 'quoted·mieliieilf, (anal;. ) 3.Aacencl ..... 'I......,....... t . Chrtatmu ··- 5. River ll!e I . Gardin tool s. - vatn tO.~Iudld Sl. NUI'MI (Otftllt.) ' u.n..er... Si.NaU ''" M.lmtlp.. ST. FrUitl'atH t. PlD&ceoUI . :11. CloM to wind fn&UL) ,....~YI Brown Eyes, Blue Eyes--- u.- ......, canaL ) w ue in a general way bttl exceptioas can oecur. · No Set Hereditary Base - By WAYNi G. lltANDSTADT, M.D. A-AIIboq~ b r o w n eye 39.Bafle'• color is a dominant and blue a recessive hereditary trait. one skle blue a ted. that two could have but that two could oat have a baby. l111tat 1rue! VNtl'llllblelhttelburJumbiel, one leUet .. ..cia ...-.e. to form four ordln•r1 worlla. human genes have become so mi.J.ed that the simple Mendelian rules of heredity cannot be applled to man. TeD your son for mE' that in his own children, If he has more t h a n one, any eon· eeivable comblnation of eye · colors . As for . ~~ tlleft any octentlflc first cousins sbouldn 't maJTY! A-If aU 1ft 011 both · sides were delirable ooes and no hereditary dilleuea: · or defecll clouded the picture, Utls would be a atrva& reason for two flrfl COUIIJto to marry. Since Utls Is rare- reason why c- ly lbe ease, auch a marrtaae greatly iacre,lel t6e ........ ol perpfiUatlng liD· desirable cbaraderlollco In an ag&ravated form . . CI-Rtw put are tho riot · ~ tho perpetuatiiOI .01 :~ - · faclorl :=~:~:: Would dtoldtDal nicer or · colltilbe -'tied t o olllpl'iaCf ., "'-'lllt rlik In third ina Is to Wllliod !bat It Is • milCh I b a n wlllll ·" total t t r : u llllllf7· IJbn itlld· ore.....aiiJ ~aUMd b)' Oll!Otioul otri!IL ; . lleJedlty .... iMtlhlaC to· . . with t1t11r ·Geeorr_.. ' ... ,._lor ' �" \ Change FTC or KU) i1 Nixon Advised ~::=~ W, VL (UP() ~ -.barinp- it - · 111111111 llllllhe oeedaa of a.eolel'. T be .... I!P aalll itiiiiPI..-1 1;lridp woulcl Unk u. s. 30 "' Cillo RlvOr Weill Vlrlbda,and Qlli> II. "Tbt ..., lhlll wo - .... bridll Cboolel' IIIII l'.ut LIYei!IOOI, a.lo, a Weot Ia to detmnlno the top of the "'!:=. Vlrlbdalload Cilmmlalkm apok. roek," Cblef Harry Slophooo of 11le brldao division of 11le Weill ....... llld lodiJ, Tho aile Cl( the new brtd&o, Vlrstnfa Rood ('<Hilllllalllon llld. -~ Cl(amlloabove •"TbJ.a Is so we ean make a pre. tho brldilo ordered clooed be- llmlaary · - of the <011 ..... Cl( Ita unaafe <OOIIItlon of buDding the jJI.era. etc. n lui apriaa, Is ICI'Ois the south- Nation GI ' '• ·(~hUD-1) tolklna Ia 1onns of units atlOO per cent otreogth. Nixon took die occasion to urp llaDol apln to undertaloo noaotlallona truly leedl,. to cea•Uoa of hoatllhlea. Referrtrw to the over-all eutbaek Cl( 60,000 U.S. troops 1>1 Dec. 15 the President said in a written statement, "the time for meeniJII(ul negotiatloos has therefore arrived." He added: "I realize that it is difficult to cmunwlicate acrosa the su1f of the yeers of War. But the time tea come to enl thl.a war. "Let history record that at thla critical manent, both aides turned their .facea toward peace ntber than toward eonlliet and war." Sewerage Jiggled P AHUTE MESA, Nev. (UPO A new hydrogen weapon, believed to be one of the most powerful attlmiuile warheads ever test-ed was touched oa underground tnday, swaying hlgb- rise gambUrw resorts in. Las Vegas and j1ggling seismogra.Phs coast to ccast. The uoderground theflll()fllclear explosion, described by military experts u "a future weapon very Important to American security,•• carved a cavern almost 700 teet in diameter and dii!Pla<ed 10 million tons of roek, A red frame shack cortaining triggering devices jumped 30 teet into tlle air at shot time as the 100- footlnatrumentpoekagewas detonated 3,800 teet beneath the earth's surface. The "bargain basement deto(CGN!IIIed !rem I) nadon," budgeted at onb $3 mil· 111 ~ re4Ulatlon nolice om.cer lion, was viewed by reporters on lhlrts for Honry Werey. Couo. television monlton 12,00~feet dlman Don CoiUns llloled that a from · grourd zero. A rolliJW" 1,~ Jfll'b' elolhing allowance shoulcl 500 - foot hlgb hUI acted as a be set up for the ofllcers. How. shield between the viewing point and the detonatloo site but the eJer. 110 action was taken. - d < , wbowaspro..at,re. shock came as an abrt4}t jolt at porteclthat 200 have boon that distance. moiled UJ1IIag reoldeots to pa,y dollniWII waler 111111 sewage bills. The deadllae for ~ lhese' two billa, aeoordlng to the lalellllollolalloa pasoed by eoundl, Ia lhe l.lth of aaeb IDOIItb. A payroll error made Ia t b e eho<k of Mra. Edith Slsaoo, a po. Uce dlapa:teher. was discussed. ·-r• Raiders Kill24 · ·e· cuPO .., Aape<lal.fOI)C)I'I ... )lld It ... 1110 Uno to Prea- Nixon - eitber ei1INe lhe leodOrllhlp of lhe - . i l Trldo cc.d.fasiCNI ~ a-.'lta)lriorliiH<!irabollah the 55--y..-..old qency. '14 0ft.n the qeney hu 11emed ~ eon<,eriled wi11l Protectintt ·...,.,.utors of an onterPriae prae-. tldrw; deception laitwr dan· thtoonaurilera." a apeelal C'CIIDDliasiCNI said Motiiii.Y Ia a -·UIIIl r~ .., 1110.FI'C, Nlxm hod requeated tile Amerlean Bar Asooetatlon's...,.. mlaslon to.atully the FTC to ree<11111110nddlangesla the IIIOIItY. formed before WOI'Id War I to ldmlnlater antitrust and trade resuJad-. The spedal tciiUnluloo's ""ort to the Pre-nt uld the FTC's Cailure to J1]aa and Its procedural delays 11are abed aa serious today as at IIQ' time in the agency's-hbtory." The f1IDO<t uld FTC's tanur.. to aUoellla •1111Ullb funds lor <OOIUIIIor proteetlon, "partleularb' aplaat looaBied fraiMI ' and deeepllon, far antlmerpr enforeep10nt, monitorqoftalse adverdslac and far tc~~~Pillnee PfGil'llllO, hive aappod the FTC'a etrectlwnet• in critical are&L" The report concluded, · ''it e.... does not occur, there wlll be no substantial purpose to be senod b,y Ito eontl- exlllleoce." wASHiNG'roN ~ thet Melp COurCj< Common Pleas Ju<lao JCJitn.C. Bacon was inJured Ia a motor<:yele accident Monday ~parent. lyareuot.unded. His Hoeor, who eammutes daii.Y !rem his home Ia Anti- . qulty to his COJI'thouse offlee by cyde, was· ~to hiVe been 4lpped olthil vehicle oo Fast Main st., In the ar• of the sewenge llne& Installation. HOwever' Holzer Hospital Medical Center inf.iaWpolts aa1d the JOOge ts ID IOD[I conditloo after his admlsalon Mon:tay at 1:20 p.m. lor treetment of a blood elotln a leg. The hOSPital hod no record of the eondltlon hi~ been eaused 1>1 an aeet· dent, nor waa there any record rl an investigation of an acct.. deri. on ftle at Pomeroy town lalL Probing ' - S.leel·.: ·v~o!u,r . · MANNINGTON, W, Vo. (UPI) -Volunteers reenter the Mannington No. 9 mine today to deal with 'waf~gb waler and a roek taU thet temporarily has stalled a seareb tor the 78 bodleo loeked in the lab)'rlatb for Dine months. ' , ' ' ' _,;' ;·. ~ . ' ~ I ' . ,• ' -, ' ekong Delta Friends Shot U.S. Copter Gunships Error ' Flvo ,...... and 12 men •ere · troops •era pJantlng an uploo Wounded. wounded. alve cleYb:~ll)pareDtly a mloe Communist losna were lm11 boppaoed IIOir Bac !Aeu, I . - ...... the charge ndeiOnlted ' known In the boWing that provinelal eapllal . 120 mllos frCID an unkiKMII cauao." An Oared Tuesday In the northern aouthWeat ~ Sallon-OM ot. the laveltlpUon ls under w a 1• · coastal w.lley where more than •orot llll' aeeidellll ~ ~~~<~~<eamea aaid. 1,000 North Vletnomeae 111111 80 b)' U.S. IPOkaiiDOD this year. ~illeld aetlvlty Tuesday u.s. troop• died In llgbUng "The 111CI4tnlla bei111Jiaveeti- a~ today •as reported Ugbt, during Au&uot, communiques pted," the announcemanl. all<!- wltb OYirnlgbt guerriUa roekol oald. "'l'hero 1111 oo reported ground aDd 1110111ir atlaeka kUiq Dlno Twenty-five miles dorm the eollllet with the eiiOIIIY and . elvUians 111111 •OIIII!fnK 2t. A South OIIIB Seo eoost, guerrilla there !lore no (South VI- reauraonee of l!gbtii1IJ In 1110 ....,.ra slammed 12 mortar meso Arlnj<) or \J,S. casual- Que Son Valley eoat AmeriCan rounds Into Blm Son during the ties." troopa1 two diU and 21 night, ldlllrv ahc ctvUians ard ~-n llld helleGptarl evoeuoted ' lhe - b ' •0011111ed elvlllano to holpllalo. · SAIGON (IJPI) - Two U.S. Army helleopters eolllded In lt waa 0111 of two war. ,. lll&ht today just soutll of So..... klllilw an 12 Amerleana aeeldenta ...,.,...... lodiJ, In .a abeord. The eollislm oeeurred abooll5 miles south of il1e eapdelayed fOI)C)I'I, biliidqujirlers llal and IDYO!ved a UHI cOI!ID1811d llelleopter and an AHI holluld ~ U.S. soldiers •ere eopler gunshljl, Amerlean miUtary sources aald. The eolll.. kUiod old 10 ware . - e d Ia 10. oeeurred In the Mekong Dalla. an eip~ 33 "!Ilea ,oorlhweol of Silla.IMI. last ~ · • Tha , _ , _ , . . llld lhe PLANT ' ' NOW! SPRING BLOOMING BUlBS PLANT BULBS NOll' FOR BEAUTY IN THE SPRING. SPRING GARDENS ARE CREATED IN AUTII/.IN. SEPTEMBER AND OCTOBER ARE THE MONTHS, TO .PLANT ~ULBS· ALTHOUGH PLANTING IS POSSIBLE . UNTIL THE GROUND FREEZES. CHOOSE YOUR FLOII'ER BULBS NOI' FROM THE BIG SELECTION OF TULIPS, CROCUS, DAFFODILS, wounding 13 Ut one of a dm.en overnight sheDqo. The .., Que Son light!,. llared 32 miles lOUth of Do N1111J with troopers of the U.S. !96th Light Infantry Brigade runnllli Into d111-in North Vietnamese troops whlle on a aweep T u e s d a y morni~, spokeamen said. calllrc ln alr strikes and artillery onto the guerrilla position, the Amerlcans sUenced the realstaoce but !ound no North Vietnamese bndias. One U. S. trooper qs killed and six were •ounded. At dusk, the !96th aoldlero ran into another entrenched band of Hanoi soldiers, spokesmen said. The Americana forced them to withdraw but again found 1lo bodies whlle losing one kUiecl and 15 wounded. U.S. ~rters deaerlbed ftghtlrw across South Vietnam genenll.y as llaht, grouOO with · 23 North VIetnamese soldiers rf()OI1ed slain northest of Sa igoo Ill another fi&ht In which no · Ame1'lcans were · kUied. Of the 12 overnight Viet eo,. and North Vietnamese mortar aOO. rocket attacks against allied towns and basu, ab: caused casualties or damage, acconlllli to allied heedquar· ters. U.S. B52 bombers, tn Ove Overnight missions, bombarded suspected Conummist troqJ co~ntratl~s, 1\CJPI.v areas, staglag bi ~~cs and WeapoN .POsitions 11\-1 three sections ot. South VleiiBin. Military 'Pokesmen said 450 tona or buDbs were dfwped, with DO intorma~ tlon avaUable on damage. NARCISSUS, HYACINTHS, ANEMONES, !lUSCAR! AND OTHERS. t6, T"" teams went Ia Monday evening to set up ccmmunica· Ilana after the Initial .1111ir Cl( recovery crews, totaling 19 Royal .... Saleet - · will meet Wednoodly, Sepl. 17, at 7:30 p.m. at the MaiCNIIe Temple Ia Pomeroy, All eoropaniOOB 111111 llr k11lgbta are lmlted. Ro- men. probed the mine for fresiUnonla will be oerved. rour '' ' .. ' ~·, !." Du.tch ,lloWer::· SEEDING PLANNED (UPI) ltlrritiDO Holly moved closer IDdl1 to a dole with a ebomleal oeecHng trealmOIIL Waather selentllls hava been plated on llert for poaolble seeding of the lllorm u It moves within range Cl( 1111111 baled a1rcran Ia l'llerto Rleo Wednesday or Thursday. LODGE TO MEET Boowor111 Couodl No. .i -· ' 'a}'' ' l - MIAMI Stalled "' ' \ _" -•· I . . ' t{ hours. That was the first attempt to tilll · traces of the missirw workers since last Nov. 24, lour days after eJP}oatoos and fires seared ita 100 mile& of tunnels. The mine later wu sealed •hen the !Ires bur..ld out Cl( :~:'!r. =~~~T!l .-. ' THE HIGII&!IT RANK Ia the Bob Seoula of Amerlea """ ...,..red ...... Glen T. CriSP Tuesday lllabt in a bonllre IIPted eeremoiiY held at Forest Aeroo Park near RIJtland. Crisp is the llrst member of Lt111Jsvllle 1'r<Q1 239 to beCCIIIe an Eagle SeouL With the new Easle Seoul are his par. ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crisp, lalw•ville, alii ~ Cbe right. James Council, scoutmaster of the ~r<q>. Cri!ll Is a !969 gncluate of Melga lligh SehoOI. seeldng a dlYOree from Jo,yee Alii Dalley, 00·grounda ofllfOII or broadening Cl( the program, ootlng that addlllooal eiaoaeo, work.._, tri1D8j1CirialloD possibly a dla!IIOide team, 111111 olher &ervloea need to be earrled out on a more exteulve hula. Ollldren wbo eamat alland sebool c:ould aleo be trllnod lhe pro. lf&m if I110DIJ' were avallable for more teoebera, Kelly report.. "It does. 300 a month·more." penalty. In I110iher contempt Cl( eourt bearil1g, Ia 1110 .... of Eldora MeCormlek n. Wlllanl MeC«. mid<, the dol1Di1111 PD'&od himsal! of possible........,.. ebarlea II¥ l11ll<lns two ~ Pll· ...... fill' • mlmr eblld. art lhe defendant alao drft a wamlna WHEN YOU VISIT , PARK FREE from lhe eourt that lhe he mlaiOI a next- Clnd--- ~ be IIIII be .- - t o the bDUIO tor 60 do11, A eue dllllllaoed Motliii.Y WU thai· of ~ p; •Tyler, vo, Fraacla 1!.. !J'J{er, tlhleb was -.u. anactiGII!aradhor.._ ' ' "People who say electric' heat is expensive just haven't checked Into it." ·· Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Warnement ol Tiffin, Ohio compared, "Our houae is 70 years old and we switched 10 electric heat 2 years ago. Our electric bill.Is now $39 a month.on.a bUdget plan and that's tor heating, cooking, clothes drying, water heating, lights- . everything we have Is electric. We compared cos! to our old fuel and eleclrlc billa an\1 eleqtric'heat Is running about i!O¢ more a 111.onth and there's no !1C)mparlson in cQIIllort." Compare th,,cost of •lectric lf'&at ,, tor your home. Get a tr~ ll!llimtte.lrom uspr yoitr Rllddy ISIIowalt ~niel!d~ De,iler. .. . . ,., ~ <'· .:·•.. ""'j . The city of Istanbul, Tur· key, lleo· partly Ia Europe and partly In Aala. ""'' v- . BELF ASr 1 Northern Ireland (UPI) - Pollee tnday assigned aeeurlt;y guards to proteet a vlalllng llallan soeeer team from an ouuaw army at Protestant v1g1Jantes wbo ~ -v. "I bave heard eo rwnors I bavo loll later ell Ia lhe - e 1111ac," he ao14. Spee. 4 Joe Sopi«M, Zl, of Son Joae, Calif., aald ... n6letlon -'to. .. •on.e-. -poop. 'liLli. ~ ire Diit- ~--..1' over yat · · """~~ ·.~.c •-Qaee we leave, I etn U.. a yaar then ... will be bact ... tt wW be ...... llban .,..... bl aald. 5\>0e. 4 Tarr:1 of W!natoa.&llem, N,C~ a . - . man at l'l11l Bal, qreed. llft- tened to massacre them. The threat lsaued 1>1 ao Illegal poramllllary foree kDown as the Ulster Volunteer Foree •q lhlak (Nix<ll1) lhoeld wafted UDtll the imprvves,,. BuJe said. "11 Ia ll!)iDg to leave • here~" ~ Alrnum lot .. Nl Mlebael - ZlODSVille, Ind., Aid ft wu too aarb' to predlet tho o«eot of the withdrawal- "I It bl1llp _.,., II lo 1 ...... tldq, 1111t only time IIIII tell." Spee, t Robert L~Uon of l1ldiA>, Ca!U. said lhe n6lctloD ...... but1n1111dbe...u.rlflt elreetedmon~ "Mult!Pb' It b)' 10 IIIII It would be nice, 11 he llld. Kelly outlined the need I mty 111111 extreme eruelt;v. Married Nov. 3, 1868 II Wise, w. va., the couple has no eblldren. The plalnllfl also asks the eourt to reatore tbe defOIM). ant to ber former name ol Joyce Am Ro81lter. ~ ev!deoee hurd II a Moodi.Y bearil1g Ia the .... of Elizabeth Jmklna va, Joe Jenldna, 645 Flflll Ave., the defendant lolled to appear 111111 was found guilty of c:oolei11Pt of eourt for tanure ID pa,y oupport for a mlaor eblld. The eourt ordered that the defendant be arre- and be bfOIIIIII to eourt to pay lhe FINANCE YOUR NEW CAR WITH ALOW-COST CITIZENS NATIONAL AUTO LOAN 'I too much." Uoder bla narmal IGJr Ill clul;y, Carroll llld hi IIIII Ill out of the Army He woulcl .... that u .. loll aarb'. Slee. t Jim Aaebellllllr, Zl, of Glea Bomle, lid., uld-. was opoadatlon tbot bla 1011t, the lnrd llrlpdt, waa abwl tow> IMHne. Drew Webster Post molntolned. negleet of FOR YOUR MONEY , •, . Teacher Employed For Rutland Class Is Filed .· .. . . . .; ,.;.;..;,., ·.· .·. ···:· ..·. . 118W tenolooa Jato the BriUsh miUtary -cekeeplng elfori bere just aa agreement had been reached to , remove -eeably sll Roman Catholic barricades. The militant Protestant · threat that sent pollee selirry. log to Belt'ast's oval stadium waa directed against. the lloma soccer team, which was to play Belfast's Newtonard.s club lat.. the eommunJty school with II er lodiJ. ehlldren enrolled. With the present financial income, this ia tbe most 1l1t11ber of pupils wbo ean be tralaad under the program, he aold. However, the state Ia Jn.. allllag thet too elassrooma be Petition MORE .... . pumped Divorce GET Gls' Opinion About Home C.Oming Mixed ·vw.w. ·ulin) MEIGS THEATIE '., the Pmneroy First lloptlot Olureb, seerotar)' • treuurer. SAIGON (UP~! - Amerlt111 soldiers in South Vlelnun -rally tended IDdiJ to take iD stride Prealdent Nlxm's Bl'IIOUDCement that 35,000 more troops Will be withdrawn. Some aald they had beeome jaded 1>1 speculation 111111 the amouneement left them flat. others said it was an unwiae _!pgfe and a few even said they boped they ....ld oot be I1110I1g the troops learlng Vlelnun. "Wben I w> home, I want to pi out of the Army and U I left now, I woold not," aald Spee. t Edward C&rroll, 24, of Larebmont, N.Y. "The mala tlilniiJ for rile to pi Cut cit' 1M Army. 1 c1o ao1 flad Elbe'rfelds In Pomeroy Mra. SlaiCII hadbeenabeentfrom ber *~lao for a obort period 111111 SAIGON (UPI)- A bond of paJn>ll doduetlons had been made 200 North Vletramese raiders 011 1111 111&17 abe woulcl have re- stormed Into a mrthern ...,,._ .. ..-.. . ., ... llbe' workell ' a fUll bWi11lg)it 1l1i! liiUed 24 ~;:w.; _ . . , Council ....... to ... -all but three of them ch1Uans week. tbat the error is corrected. WiUiam Pork, dlstrlet ma,... A ._,. from lhe poUoo pen. -allied mUltary headquarters said t.oday. ger (or the U.S. Bur•u of lkmiUnd tru-1 was read sillThe attack Into Mal Linh, a Mines, sald the discovery ot · Ins that payment Is oow due IIIII village 8S mUes southwest of water was upresenttrv more waroed that the vUJap woulcl Da Nang, len 170 homes very serious problems.'" He lole nveaae from (lOYWIIIIlllll destroyed am another six said It would hove to be u payment Ia not made. VIetnamese. elvllians •ounded, removed before the sareh Atteqdlmg the sesaloo were accorc:U.ng to the announcement. could reswne. .,_. LtP>', CouneUmea LeaMilitary spokesmen said the The water was found at the lie Fultz, Don Collins, Bob 111- North Vietlamese troops e&site or a rock fall, presumably aall, l!o7 Reuter 111111 FrllllkllD eaped witlloul apparent eaoual- caused b)' one of the tJund&. Rizor, - ~ Clerk .r.,.. Walton. ties. It was their ttlird such roua 8ll)losions that wracked nld aplaot a village In tlie the mine last November. The DOI1hem war zone in a week. search team also reported there Three ot the slain defenJen was a heavy concentration of ol Mat um were South metbane-abool 28 per eent of TONIGHT, SEPT. 16 Vletlameae mWt:Jamen. the mine atmoBPhere-at the h was the costliest Viet cong spot, or North Vletnunese attack "HELLO DOWN THERE" reported lodiJ, C<lmmunlquos Technicolor said ground llgbtlng remalaed Tany Randall at ueurrent low levels'" across Janet Leigh South Vleuam. In Soi&on, the aetlng U.S. PLUS Ambasudor to South Vietnam "A FINE PAIR" held a last-miMe session with Roc~ Hudson President Nguyen Van Thlau Claudio Cardinale today before the Wblte Howoe announcement of more u.s. SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. troop eutl>aeka in Vlatoam. Lewis Dalley, Pa1rlot star Rt., filed a peUUoo MondaY in Gallla Coun1J Common Pleu Court PICI'IJREil ARE NEW OmCERS of 1110 lfolp Co 11 Minllllerlal Aasoetatlon wl1o IIIII be Ia olllee for 1110 year. Fnln left ID r~ are 1110 Rov, loiAry lllller, paO( the Middleport afurch ot the Nuare111, Jrelidellti the Bft'. Max Dooahue, .1111slor of H - l01IIed ~~~ a..rthla dl.,rt, vice president, and the Rov. - . t Kubn, puklr of · ,. ' .~, ... -<:,.··, • · .,, . ,, J1 ' ,:li', ~· ·c t.· .. I ' ,. ,, ·" ' At 56% of Quota Membership of Dr.,. Weblller !'Oat 39, Amorlean Legion, has raaehed 17t for 1970, or 46 per 01111 of fill quota. This was reported MoDday nlabt w11ea the poll met Ia f0111ed. lar aeolllon at the poot bome Ia Ken SWeeney, Cillo University, Pomeroy with Don i11111nel, eom. direetor oflhe Obla vafi'l' Mool- 1111D11er, Ia ebargo. lal llelord!1llm Evaluotloa 1m11. The quota for the 1870 yaer IDd James P. Wldte, Columbus, Ia 312 111111 the pelll II attellqlt. .....U.e <!lreetor of lhe Oblo q to eonclodo Its membereblp ' Allaodatlon .. .a.tordod a.u. di.Y 1>1 Veterans Day, Nov. 11. dnli, ~ • • • 0.,.. may be malted to Drew ...ou... A barbee11o fund 5 wltiii!Db V•.... ..-c~~o~r. man IIIII Gb......,, au, Qrl 1111 111111 1-lle "-oU plaeod •lilt OOI1l111IUM. ''· Cutl ..,illd .. tho . , . . , Dlatrlet Fall ConfoawD b Mlddl.n 111, V........,llld Flw1l1 vs•at 't &l11dq Ia ...... •1• re..- Drew Webolel' 1111 aeula CUeJ aald a. par Iaiii biil M.llll~IN lla .............. ... Wfbller Poll 39, P. O. Bal d l • •, . _ Tile tol, Pomeroy, or may be ll'r· benbl,l> ..,... a ., to any pelll oll!cer. tho dilui s'i Wblta pol- out 1lllllhe flrlll ' 11eJ1 to be aeCOiupl!lllad Ia pro. IDIIIIDIIhe tax 18¥11a J'lana were made for a..._ lob ltllton of a elll-o' eommlltee. to be held "" Seb1rdlol'. Sepl, lloedvlaod ~. at the poiiiiMHne, T h e - ' ~=: Ia tar poll 11IOD1berl, emllaey tho a..- . re1a1ac - Jeet- ~ely •tar Oat. *"' ••'!I ""••ioiiR 11111. members 111111 their 8110ZIIt, IIIII Ia tar ........ cmb'· Goerp IW'. . IIIII bla ~· IIIII Y!dollllllc lllllnO"''IupzrlaWW b e - ~l,o Soliloooi,IW. 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