http://66.213.69.5/files/original/33d6727785f9d722df2d34e8b751a924.pdf f6a4df711e4e08a136725cab23db6494 PDF Text Text ., ·,- .,, ·~ioi!iijie!;· ~~rt.-Ptime""'' o., Sept. u; . , ...., By United PreSB lllternational Prospects lor televised de-bites between Ridtard M. Nixon &I'll Hubert ll Hwnphrey remain- ed uncertain today although •dU very much a campaign Issue. Humphrey's running mate, Sen. EdmuM S. M\1Skie, renewed the Invitation TUesday in a sharP •• .<· lelevised debates with HUDijlhrey. But he odded he opposed a 1Jiree-way debote with George C. Wallace beeause he did not waM to contribute to an,ytlliJIK that would "build "' Oil)' third or fourth party candiclate. '' M'uskie asked in a New York s~port of tile grassroots tlat our speech to members of the Inter· movement has."' With the nomJ.r.,. Mtional Unioo ol Electrical tlon of American lndependertparty conwntion.11ln Texaa and WashWorkers. i~n state TUesdi3, Wallace "What is he afraJd of. What CO!q)leted ballot requirement• questions doesn't he want to anfor all states. A ault to actually !Mer?" get his name on the Ohio ballot Later, Nixon's running mate, is still tn Udgatlon. however. Gov. ~iro T. Agnew of Maryland, told newsmen in casper, Humphrey - The vice presi· Wyo., that he did not think NiX'}Il dent oonlerred with campaign ... should debate hls Demoncratic ~nt because the GOP ticket was "ell out in tront. Speaking for himself at a Hollywood, Cali(., news conference, Nixon said he supported legislation pending in Congress that '.·. ' advisers today buoyed by a ringing endorsement trom Prealdent Johnson, who asked Texas Dem- ocrat& Tuesday to uwln this one for America"" aM back Humphrey. In a late appearance at Rochester, N. Y., Humphrey would pave the w~ for nalionally called for reorganization of the federal bureaucracy to make it ·.·. Economy (Contlrued from Page i) ·.·. :-:' .·.· Middleport at a cost of about $600,000. The cm.mittee also looks upon the pw-chase cJ a water system RIVER NEWS GAUGES - Galilpoll•. 12.3 and 12.5 running 2 feel of rollers; Pl. Pleasant, 24.30; Pomeroy-Mason, 20.5(1; Hlntoo, 0.5(1 falling; Kanawha Falls, 2.90 rising; Charleston, 17,90 stat. Loodoo, Marmet, and Winfield, are by Pomeroy and Middleport as a progresslw-e step. 'l11ey system was purchased at a priceo!about oo the sill. $800,000 In 1967. Construction oC two darns - at a cost ol $143,000,000 with work COm'JNUE PROBE stlll underway, has contributed IRONTON, Ohio (Ul'O - 1'0to the ~on~~nic picture or Meigs liee today contlnued their invesCounty. dgadoo Into the beating death The needs of the coonty? of Mrs. Ray &Ips. Mrs. lbps' The committee lists adequate }lusband was queltlmed ln the houaine as one of the greatest case TUesday. •. needs. A public mee~ has been announced for 1 p. m. on Sept 26 at the junior high sclKd in Pomeroy. At that time, provisions of '-: \ .. ' ~ :~ :·~ ::: ..·. ·. .. • .•' ::~ . '' ... ·>: .·. ·.· ..· ::: .·. IIlLO TEMPS NEW YORK (UPI) - T b e ldlhost temperature reported Tuesdey b,y tile u. S. Weather ap....,-am throughwhlch$1,800,- Bureau, excluding Hawa11 an d ooo has been prtmlsed for new Ala aha, was 102 degrees at Pslm bousi~ wtll be outlined and ex~rlliKs. Calif. Todey'a low was b.fbita of what loca1 builders have 7:1 at Alamosa, COlo. . to offer wiD be !estured. So progress ill elPeeted in satisfy· ~ tho housiliK need. 'WhUe some hlgtrway Improvements have been noted, lts is felt U.t more are needed Tbe com- Youth Escapes . mlttee also feels the need for oddltloMI bridge !acUitle• across the Ohio River is urgent. It reported that a bridge across the Ohio River on the southeast border of Melg• COUIIb' woold go far In helping to open the 1!-.lustrlal iites available in that area. What about 1he future? · There are otherprojectsfortb- comlng. There 16 talk of an addldon to Veterans Memorial Hospital; a new high school is under constructloo In 1he Meiga Local School District; a new bonk is bet,. built for tile Farmen Bank Serious Hurts An RD, Racine youth escaped serious injury today when the truck he was driving went out or control, cra•hed througll a guard rail, and plunged owr a steep em-ent. Sheriff Robert C. Hartenllath said Charles Hill, 17, apparently fell asleep at the wheel his 1968 model truclL It went over a steep bank on Route 338, 2. 8 mUe s south of Raclne, at "The Narrows 11 alxwe Antiquity. m:1 Savings Co.; a marine ia beThe sheritt said the truck came IIIK constructed on Leading Creeh to a stq:l on itA lql, only a short IS I project ol the Middleport dlalance from the Ohio Ri"Ver. PlaDning CCIIllllisston; a new m• Hill was removed to Holzer aeum am fedenl agency ottlce Hospllal by prlvete tra"aportabuDding ia in theplannlngstages; tioo and admitted tor observation 1 sewerage disposal system is and treatment of a slight concuaplanned in Pc:&erO)', aM other sion laceration behind hh recreational taclllties are betag ear. The !ruck wu demolished. de.eloped. No charge was ftled. « aoo Pro£. Ouistopher fleded President RIO GRANDE - The R i o GJ'IIDde College Faeulcy Aa111. bold 111 llrat meeting or t h e 1H8~ atademlc year Sept. 16. 'lbe main business was eledlon ~oewotncers. MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT & THURSDAY SEPT. 18 • 19 FRIDA~~~RSDAY SlpL 20.2£ YOURS, MINE AND OURS :: .· Lucille Ball • Henry F~ndl SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. . ·' · Doubt Ill In other dew]QIIIlents: Wallace - Clalmlng his third attack chall~ng Nixoo to de- party presidential caodldacy Is bate or be questioned by a tel.- now assuredllstbwontheNowmber bollots 0C aD 50 otates, Walvision panel lace told a Dalla& c«lventlon .. Where is the skillful lawyer '•No new movement haS had the who fancies himselC a debater'?" ·.·. ...'.· more re_.,.lw to plamlng ll1ll demopment needs. Repubi!Cilll - GOP Natlonol Chairman Ray C. Bliss OIIIIOUIICed the creation ot a ••tnlfh !!Q1*1" of two senators, two Hc.~se members and a go-vernor to foUow HUDijlhrOl' In his ~ The aquad, wbose membel:BMP will vary, is to present the GOP version of the issues HIIJI1)hrey discusses. ~ow Divorce Actions Two dtYOrce acUons were fil - ed Tlleada,y In tho Meigs Coun1;y common Pleas Court. Charging gross neglect of dul;y News ... in BriefS IN SIX DAYS MARINE s.sGT. EdWard lAo lkComu wUl bo for a ~S-a. tour a1. &~cy Ia He II now at Camp 1'0!1<1lebln, Calif., aod will be joined tllere Friday by hlo wlte, lilary, for tile femalalag four dl1a ~ ·btl cloporluro. Mary ll1d 1111 cldldra> have aireocb' ..,.ed to Nebruka Ill bo ...,. her relatives .m-tng Set- McCemaa• abeence. The Wnll;r -.:1- here earlier this DIGII1II with Edward'• perenlo, Mr; llld .11r1. L. W. McC<Jmu. And here m a 30-<lay lllrlou&b before leaving for an uollllmont Ia Vlemam II Set- Rolll111 .R. Flaber, 1011 ol Mr. ll1d Mfl. Fllhor. Rolllld po ·to Callfomla 111 Oct. 15 and II schedultdto leave for Vlebwnllle next da,y. He has b<m lllatloned at tile F. E. Warren Air Force Baae 4 49 • SHOEBOX Wh.ro Shoos Are S.ooi~lr Pol cod MIDDLEPORT, 0. \ v-. Iomar By United Presa lite...UOIIII YOUNGSTOWN, omo - DR. SAMUEL SHEPPARD, who joined !he staff or the Young810w11 Ostopt.tblc Hoopltal last ll[lrlrv, laces • oecond lawsuit In 10 da,ys on cllarges of negligence In tile death or patients. Returning to surgery a year and a tall atter he was ac.. quitted In !he morcler of bla ftrst wife, ~ -formed a spinal operation on Mrs. Mary Duffey, mother ot five cldJdren. 1be wife of Ltberty Twp. Fire Chiet Martin Dulfy, !he patient died MolY 16, the day after the oporadon. Dutry, chargirw negllpnce, med suit In Mahonliw Ccmmon Pleas Court lor $685,000. Earlier a suit lor $530,000 wu med In behalf of 8amuel Lopez who died following surgery Aug. 6. The patient's wile, Mrs. Marcia Lopez, charged Sh"'pard was negligent Ia Wyoming. Some-. I juat shudder at 1lle JnOIIIIm Ill Vlelllam. CUUIIin cutting an artery In her husband during surgery, Ueo are nndng oo hllh - lh more Ia 1111 eolimDio SAIGON - U. S. PARATROOPERS LEVELED heavy artillery aree were llllClW!ced Smdl,y - ll1d we oeam Ill do 10 lillie 1111 Into a human .,... or North Vletnameee troop• aod blasted the com- the home !root. Certainly, there muat be some and orpnl&atloDJ carmunist lines apart, kllllrw 131 Heds aod routing the attack on their ,.., out programs for tile ...-.~......, In Vlilllam. • youroolpOst near SaJaoo, military IIIJO[Iesmen sold today. Tho paratroopers lost foor dead ll1d 48 wounded Tuesday In Ia - I'd !the Ill hear lt. polnt-IJ!ank ftPting that llrouallt them reveJIKO """' a North VietnaDR. HARRY A. CREWSON, DEMOCRATIC ~ I or Cciimese unit that had killed 37 of their meo aod W<1UIIled 271n !ight.tqf P'ela, "" in Melp COUIIb' Tueada,y on blo poi!Ueal drl... Dr. nine days qo. Tuoada,y'a bottle occurred at a U. S. 25111 Division lire sqJpOrt bose 40 mUes nortlnrest of 8algon, whore aDted troops crew.... has been an o~X~M~mlco J)111feloor al Oldo lhliYirllloJ <;-, a teodler Ia haw reported klllllll! 366 Colnlnmlsts this week In SWHPS desllned Ia Athens for 1111 put 1U yeara. to crosh potential Hed lor a Datlonwlde thl rd ol!eoalvo. tile Losan sclloolo, 11 aloo taklnl an aelln i'Oie In ber IIUoband'l campalan. . .. COLUMBUS- LABOR HAS UNLOCKED ITS colrers for John J. BY 111E WAY, DID YOU KNOW that Oldo -JIUI<Iodps Gilligan, !he Democratic nominee lor the U. S. Senate, It wu hooro- are remalnla81n operatim .mtng llllwlaler _ . _ ed today b,y United Press lnternatlOilll Amoog them Ia Burr Oak · !late Put< )lot 17 mllea-u.al. CUQpalgn Director John E. llan8an sold memben ofUlited Auto Alhans1111 Route 78 near Glwster. Worhers locals In three Ohio dtloa had YolwUrll;jo contributed Burr Osk'a new 60-<oom lQila8 ll111 ' ~ . - . ON to bo $7,000 to lllo GW!gln ca-lgn. naaSon said tile UAW local mem- 1n oper.U... ll1d prices cllrlnK tile off ......, ue rea'll"l''•· bers It Cle>elaod colleeted $5,000 whDe members al Cdmnbuio llDil . Burr Osk olfora an Indoor IWimmlnlr pool, a lw1 ' 0! Clnchmatl raised $1,000 each. pme room llld IO!qe, slodll4iboor<l ll1ll - · caarts, ll1d opaclws dining room lacllWeo ovorlGoidJ11 the lake. NeUby ar6 SAN FRANCISCO - GAYLORD PERRY, aDO!ringon\)'twowalks, rldlag otableo ll1d an 18-llole golf course. A couple a1. pacllage deals are being olfered at Burr OOk. OM fired a nc>ldtter put tile National League challi!looSt. Louis Cardinthree da,ya als Tuesday Dllht aod pltcbed tile SOn Fnndeco Glanta to a 1..0 Ia the •'Unwlndor weekly packap'' whlcb ll1ll iwo oilalrta wtth all meals, IIPI llbd taxu lncludod al puo victory. The gangllJIK rljllt-llander, who frequently has lost tough luck per peraon. Those wlsblng to advllllage or tile . . . declaions, because of hll telm's inability to deliver runs when he cheek Ia 11111' time 1111 a Ml1oday or Tueada,y. The second special for the olf-aeaaon II "Jamaica Ia Nmemwas hurlirw;, turned tack the CUds 48 hours after they t.:l clinched ber" weehend which · wW atut m Friday, Nov. 17,ll111their seconl straigllt National League pennant. Mra: build"'' inc-• tbroul!l &mday bnmch. WASHINGTON- SENATE ADVOCATES OF 1tr<q J1U11 cOI>trOls got their last chance of 1IK> year today to try lor 1Wtlorel reglotradon aod Ucensq or aD llrearmJ as a aans of lighting the growing crime rate. Their pr<~~~~eCts were not good. The JIUI1 control bloc " " beateu bock twice oo tile only roll caD a of lac-sica! - t e Tuoada,y - sperked only b.Y 111e unr~>­ Jated Injection or the nomlradm ot Jusdce Abe Fortas to be chief )lstice or the United State._ Protests Ring at Oosure PERRY, Ohio (Ul'O than 100 per10111 More crowded Into a meeting of the Perry Board of Mlcatloo Tuesday Dllhl ll1ll proteoted angrily when the board pasaed a reaolutlon W close tbe aystem•s schoolt Oet.1Sbecauae ol lack ot funds. The oystem hu 1,857 student&. School !iqJ!. Rlehard Jones -.aid, .. Aa of that da,y (oct. 15) we will be closed temporarily. We would like to _ , apln as 80011 as we get eDOU£h mooey to meet llle teschorl' pa,y- Jooes uid there won't be enoogh mmey to meet the tescbors' payroll at the IIIII al. October. However, he said a 10 - mill levy will be .. the banat and extreme cruelty, Terry Lee in November, and if it pa&ses, Wolfe, Portland Route 1, is seek- !he schools eould be opeeed shortly tllerealter. ing a dfvoree from Patricia Ann He said state aid alooe would WoUe, Pomeroy RouteS, and Robert M, Scarberry, Racine Rwte oot keep lbe schools _ , until 2, is asking a divorce from Bar· tllen, allbouilJ it would allow bara Jean Scarberry, near Ra- lbem to open b,y 111e end al. tile year through acc:umulallon, oveo cine, oo the same grounds. BUDGET MINDED LOAFER FOR LITTLE GIRLS Yo• Know Ccaoer wal . ~ered They are William Christopher, roll." assistant ~essor of English, Perry voters reJected a 6.9p.-esl-; Dr. Bruce Curtis, di- miU levy In MolY and a 10-miU rector of t>fiYslcal oclu:atlllil, -.Ice levy In Aupot. Both were deprelldent; and Miss Clara Pos- signed to wipe out the ll)'stem'• ton, ISSOsieate brofesiOl' or Eng. debts. Jones said tile ~· Ullh, secretary-treasurer. were warned the 1chooi1 would close U the levies failed. Colar-llheat Size-S~ to lZ-12% to 4 i., • . Hung Up r -l • Reritain tes ,. . ·, 'I GEf THI•PICNRE With A.OII Tower COM,LITI Llltl Of' CHANNIL MAITill a PINCO oROTOU e~IU. oANTINNAI Horse Show Is Sunday The Meigs Coonty llldtng Club will sponsor a horae show ~ day, Sept. 22, at the Meigs County FaJI"iJ'ounds, according to President Robert Jones. Judge lor tile event will be Roy Lawrence ot McConnolsvtlle and entry fee haa been set 11 $1.50 lor •ch class. A $50 cash prize wUJ be lor the high polrJ; awards $25 lor the high point contest, horae or pony, ll1d $25 lor the high point pleaoure bone or poqy. Cllases wUl be English Pleas- W'e Horse, Western Pleasure Horse (open), llq race (open), lareback clalsa {open), stake race (opea), "'lll ll1d JIIOOI1 (open), ride llDil run (open), Western Pleasure l'oJQ' (Wider 56 ln.), pick "' race (open), Roadster [10!11' (under 46 ln.), dollar clals (open), borrel race (opea), Western Pleasure horse (open niT), elgarette race (OflOn), traU class (apen) aod pole bending (open). Rldl• club otflclalo said the show wW begin at 12:30 p.m., Devoted To The traditional. Pure line preserved In sure tallorinJ_In fabrics with suave-appeal Pennanently pressed aab or oxford weaves with classic cuffs and beH loops. Regular hip pockets. Tha FEEUNBis SAIGON (IJPI)- Allied Intel"-• -.ceo sold - . , 1111 Comlmmlot blab command hU ·.._..., a tblrd oirenalve qalait Solaaa lor Jli1ndey. a Commuallt ''n~· · celo­ braUIIII da,y.' AI the Amo llml, U.S. . . . .IDIMI OliiO!mced Iiiii al• troop .....-~~~oo. from .,. IIIII al. Vlotaam Ill - . r ll1d llllled loreea IWiepklc areal around ke7 cltlea, U.S. lntell.laen<e olllclals said ~~,.y the ~ Commomlst - olvo oalY a SO per C«<t chan~ "' malarlallzlD&. CIPared Communllt d ocumeab .,.- b,y 1111 aourcea nod lrOclpa braciDa for a klnlaal4 tho IUerrlllU llrat would aadcbialad nailomdde olflilloiYO 600 aabatMira into tile 1\ave lolled 90 11m Of Commll' ; nilll· armJ 1111 JUt week- heart "' Solaaa In "' - - to OCIIIP I,SOo,lrOclpa lor tl!roe to blow up mll1lary J.,...u.ulllll ll1d laundl a wave l4 lGq U IIIIOJIU. "' tamxilt altacb. ~ The do<iiini.b al• -Dod J Pwllna IUIPI~ Q)mmmtit II•• - .·u.s. -· ri&ht-at-home whether you nor not '!be lltA'niEIS is Ill YANK IUM.ITY. The place Ill get them naw..: an - · 0114 llpl aod there wUJ be 811ertalnmR b.Y aa lmporte!Urom..Jamalca Calypso band, the Goldlllalrea, daoclna aed lree lnlllnu:llon Ia Jamal... dances. The - a m for tile weekend also features a faobioa a - or Jamaican reoorl _,-, a bullet dlmer wllh aulhiOII!c Jamaican foods, a color movie 1111 Jamaica, tropieal bnmch, pluo IIOUV8nlro and prizes. ·The aD-Inclulllvo price Is ....SO per poriiJII, two to a room. So, me really doeaa'l have 1o travel too far from bemelll liDd · pleallllt vacallonln& or weoktnlllniThose wishing lllrtbor - s or n.....ailllll ue to write Burr Oak l..odp, Route 3, Glouller, t5'132. TolopiwlnA ruwvatkm oliO OCCO!IIed - - 11 a.m. 0114 7 p.m. The"'Ia 614-787..2112- and caD <Oiled. ''I went fr!ll1 (the late Sell. Robert F.) Kennecl1 to ~ E11f181111 j.) ,McCartby to Jllxon .Just boeause .he's the laat hope., The two lirb oc:boed tho sentllllenta of.tholr ~· rleo who cblerad wlldb at Nlirllll raBies Ia Callf!ltnla aod hare ied then were QlleltiID a rmkBD llli'WY on their for tha -.tee president. Tho youlba 11ere unalile to OJP]aln t11e1r prtference In ldealotrleal lll!d lnlt<!ed sold It because 1he eandtda :t 8 wa• ••a better eliuip, •• .. ..., " !'a celebrity., aild alao becwwe ''there ue 10 1111111' jol!os abnut llumpllroy." sata Sen. Elberfelds In OPEN THURSDAYS 9:30:'• AI TO 5 PI . . ""'port Zond 5 (Contl!lled fr!ll1 Page I) rrmn diatances of 5,600 to 7,250 miles then woat into orbit, arou!lll tile sun. Sir Bernard Lo>o11, director ~ tho Jedrell Obsenatory, said "Oee lmoilnes that tile 1965, Russian's main eonc:ern now is to recover the apace vehicle, which Is tho moat dllllcult maneuver of all Once they have achieved 1bls, we· can plana for about 1,500 troops to strike military OU(pOitl oo 111e edp or the c:opltal ln advance "' .. aD-Gut unst aplnsl tho clcy by elOilUIIis or three Red dlvlalms In ihe aurrounding man in ona. '' COME IN AND SAVE Monday. tile target clala lloted In tLo doeumeiU, Is oallbnled b,y tile C01'1'1'mf'*IOI ''Nam Bo Resistance D11" In atlon or the date 111e viet MIDh perrlllaa _,ell lllalr war aplnal the Frencb Ia 1946. co-- A feollua a1. c:onftdence the all1e1 can Cl'l!lb IllY third olf-ve aplnat Salp. Is wldoapread bore, coupled with - a l okepllm [II'O!llced b,y tile fact that pndlcted altackl have tailed to ~ "Wheb the,y -ck, wo will bo roa41, bul 1111111 they ,do I wUl not lose 11111' aleep over It," a 4 and 5 shatlei-ed units al. North VIetnamese 2nd Dlvillon nesr Chu · Lal oo the 110rthem coaat. About 300 Commtmlats w e r e reported killed. RIDIXOUR lUIO &1Y .:!:. a .,., o. AND HEATING " ' - WY 2-2550 • WASHINGTON - ~ 1*- , trio! ConsreaiiiWl Clarellct· E. / Miller tblo sold the Mmlnistratlllll Ia 1r71DB Ill · tile American ~o'' ~ lad"" lng euts In tile ~ _ . . , . u partoraP.5~o; 'tore eut- DOCOIIU'J b,yvlsllllls In tile aurtax bill j1UIId lbll yesr b,y Consro•s. "The hi8bWaY Jll"C1INID hU ; D:1lbiD& to do ' a I.., _ bud&ot." llald1111 lllller. Oinic is Saturday In·Meigs ro.-m.r an - ·Farm ContrOUJ Are Extended For One Year WASHINGTON (IJPI) - H4Nse aod SeiW!e neeat~Jtors agreed' Wedlwada,y algbt to a oee-~ or maJot farm' pr.duotlnn control• ll1ll prleo ...,ports 1l1rough 1970. The COiqlnmlae ellmlmted a betb' contooted Hoose pr!JY[alm that would ba.e pUt a po,ooo ceiling on Oll1llal ooQiorl PQments to Oil)' lllwla llrm. The meaaure aooa to the Sealte on T!Nrada,y. aod tile Hoose . mlithl ad 1111 .... day. Tho eoalereeo, ._cod,~ o•Bro-O>II detaJII or 00 extended plan lor noed,y - . , ON THJS$E bjiC\Iil~a did .... llmcle ..... from llmcle colleetocl from .--loW al 1111 paollno 01111 lor Ofll[pmont. The eel . . In ~ 6 'l'f"¥"t'!N1 wUl dolay tha '"'"'Pletlm "' . . ~·- YltaliJ-UIIII crullh ai.IIO !DIIll•noblcleo-IUN older l'lledl. '"l''da ta )Ill 410 ...... ;:; iho A~ 1r71n1 to !ool 1111 Amerlc:u peoplt. While talklag about em••,.. prat,K. Counf,f. tliJII, -..,.,._ Ia - .. c:ulllngtho back 00 bltlnnl Miller said lOft roads be "' bl8hoal ~ 01111 that "the DM110,Y II tllere aireocb' It h U - paid 117 - a n d commwdal hi8hWIY uiU'I. •• UNLOADING GATE SECTION - A cr0110 at tile RaciDt Locl<a aed Dam on the Oblo R!Yer unloods ooe ot the 461/, -<on pte sect11111s to be used onllll project b,y Jolmoon-Klewlt-Massman. .Geaeral eootractors, In the installation or ptes, excavating worh ll1ll remoYiJ1!: old Locks 21, 22, aed 23. The sectllllls of ptas, when placed lll$elbet, haw a total welgbt of about 300 tons each. Eight ptas wUJ be put IIllo place. J~aamu Ia scheduled to ha.. Its pboae or the cooatruclloo COIIIl1lete In tile summer of 1970, aod the work Ia bet,. dono at ao eat'm•ted cost ol$22 mUJion. ... . .. .. .. . ;:::::::::::::::::.~::x:::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::j:::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;;;:;:;;;:;:;::::::::::--::::::::::::;::;::;.o;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;;:::::::::.;.;.;:;:;:;:;:::::::;:;::::::::·:·:·:::·:·::t..:·:- . Plan enon Hunt Miller Bill Approved Plan4 lor a wild cooo hunl wW be DW1e when 1lle Molgs COonty COCRi Huntera Assn. meetl at 8 ,..... t~- clubh All p.m. •.• ,_. 0 ·~ wse. members are requested to be pre~ Refreshments wW be sarfad. A beef cattle grodiJIK demllDotratlnn wW be b) RaljJb Dodaon, fteld r<preseru.tl.e of tile Ameriean Hereford Aasoclatlon apd Jim Llttlo, area ACTION DISMISSED Extension agent, Jaekson. A Uve A divorce action b,y Mary M4rsteer and beetcarc:aaae181Uitlon. pret Weaver -.mst Richard E. by Heed ll1d B. D. Van Stllvero, wea...r hU beendlamlssed ln111e Extenaloa' -~~ spec:lallsl al Ohio State, will c:onclucle llllpro- Meiga COUIIb' Common Pleas .,._ Court. Senate Mood Switches on Gun Control WASIIING'fON (IJPO - The Se!wte, In a llhalpturaab!o$6-ca lhe stard It took before Sell. ll4lbo State of Ohio. The laod ert F. Keonecb' was uaaaa~ has owrwlielmll1llY 111~ Clar E ..... _ 1 leglslallm tolbnlteolaaolrlllea, gresaman ence . - r n·volving a trao&fer of laDI In In Vinton County. The land or- shotguns ll1d llllUIIIDitlon. Tho bill, alter threoda,yaotdesoutheastern Ohio Was tpproved tered in exchlrlp COfllilta of s,. by the U.S.- ofRepresentao- 920 acres In Vlntoo and Athens bate Oil a holt of lll!lef'dr! art•, passed on a roll c:all wte of 'nl U ...w~~... COUDties. ves u-aoov· The meaaure, llR. 18033. was A primary adwnt:age to the ex· to 17 wedoeada,y after 1111 Sen·~ported b,y 111e Deportment of change is that it would allow tile .,. beat back a llberlll drl" to Natural ReBOUrcea of tile State state to alleviate the flow of acid require federal regllllratlooal.all or Ohio, and b,y lhe u. s. Foreat mine water drainage Into Lalo! guns and Ucenahw ~ their GirDers. Senice. A almDar moaaure had H-. The bill POW goes to a conalready passed the -~ Mlller noted that at preoont u IIMliVOI u uche 11 a1. land Ohio has approximately $5 mU- ference cu:nmittee to reecoelle Uoo In !acUides located arOUild differences between Semle IDII tlda 120 acre lUa. Sho.ald pa... Hc.uae verslons or thlt mM•ure. The !loa! Senate wrslllll woal4 sqe olll R. 18033 reaultlnnotl>t,. more than purlllcatlnn ot tho ban mall order .ales of•mmqnL water& of Lake Hope, the thws- aod rifles aod ohotgunl Ill lllda of visitors who enjoy vac.. anyone but dealers. ~·· aldoollll! at Lalo! Hope State Park ready haa lllProoed almDar ,... wUl be permanently gratelul. .. strictlons on hal'd&lmL Othe;' adYOIXaps ol tile u...... lnducle CIIIICOnlratioo or sw. toreot -oll4> 1n eowty into me larp .. unit ~ng q>eralll1c eooto and mol<lqi r..- more elllFunonl aenlcea are ..,_ clel!t timber The exchange of l&Diwao being l o r - II, Slllth, 11, held~ b,y a pi'GYialon lntlledoad whodtedW-edi.Jo.llarMMK to 111e laDI to 111e State or Ohio b.Y Athans. Sha - a - n i l . tile u. & GOVOI'1IMI1I In 1957 - o f CIJIIIIar St.,-....... which provided llllt tile land ..... ... precoded ... "harb... wu Ill bo uaed lor public l1aad. llllab, aod • daulildM'. pi,P-a. The mu•t- Mra. JB 1"41 n bo ,llilllid l1iD Jaw b,y 111e Prulsum..... ...._ ...- c:MI-. del!l. drtQ, Mr~ol:IWIOIII:Cl 1-. .AIM; ...... .......... llllllllt,' WASIDNGTON - duced by Tenth A bW lntr<>mstrlcl c- r·, ·r · . . ·$AYE 50.4«) It INGELS ' I \ l """ owned by the atste Is 1he 5,650 acre Raccoon State FOI'est -at. v- Emma Smith Dies Wednesday a...t- C~OsEOUT 01 I by 1he -aure ANTHONY Plv...ill Heeling Dulerfor Claims Highway Cut is Fooler Aug. Area !armors are reminded a1. tile Ohio Hereford Production Clinic September 21 at llle Melp Count.Y Falr!P'ounds. The event Ia plaDned to Improve - . r calf hl&l1 I'OIIld11l u.s. olllcer - - ~..01111 Ill otrell .......,Ucall1 ....,8*1 oalot . _ al. ·Ilia " ln1jMfint· pr&cikiell' ln tile '1ll'f napon• .,tzed Ill iiie palllllttk caUie lnduatry. It Is ~ to aD """ fGU1id In ~·• llbjlul 60 Interested In beef cettle of 01\Y mllu norlb ot Solaaa- The llaula breed. laci!O!ed ~O,IJGii ,..- 111!a11 lleiistraUon wUl begin at12:30 armo ~ and S,f96 p. m. at the falreroonds lour rocket 11 ''t' 'lbere were mile• north of Pomeroy on state oliO 15 mD. al. rice tor Route 33. It li spoesored by the Commmlet trvopa. Ohio Heretonl Aaaoctaion in co, Slallt MIGS """radon witll tbe Ohio Coopera111 tile air war, U.S. 11111tar tlve EotanJion Service. -·now 181 mlalllono into Tho alterrmonprogram!TWbeoNortll Vli111WD 111!1 - e d pn at I p. m. with an addreos, Communlal MIG fllhlerl lor the "More Prollt Fr!lll Your Herd," llral limo lhlce Aag. 26. No b,y Harry Armatrooe. beef catUe axcbanp of lire ltp1lied I>..-r !rom swthem lodlanL V.f!, . commandan dispatched A brood cow tn>e domonatro1152 rOida In today tim will be presented b,y • p-1 aod..Ji...,.ada,y 1111 tha beelt al. · CO!Ialstlng of Don Mood,y, puraa Pl'faoner r!lllorlthat 1152 raldl bred Hereford breeder ol MI. VerDOn; AI Baker ol the Ameril _ can Hereford Journal; Randall Heed, and UQYCI Blackwood, pur,_ bred Hereford breeder In Melga r<MIIIoil to y., D1p1,.....la FIVE CENTS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1968 tile »'.., ..',ow. .. orc part lalliopro- . ' elusea, higb achool roo1ball will eontlrlle while other aporll will be chopped. Of The Meiga-M080n Area area. -·•ion aoticlpate that IIIey wUl put a U tile levy laDed. Despite the suapeoalm of -· Frlda,y. Cllance a l . - . , lallll norllnnlt toolpt and eariJ Frlday. Little temperature m.... i'f 0o Friday ll1ll Saturday Dllhts you.,.,...., .· Fair to parll1 claudJ, 111111 temperatuH chanp 1oa111t aed 3rd Attack on Saigon Expected Next Monday """* The LOllis tuned-In lnter~l& .. '0 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO VOL, XXI NQ. 104 -to~ PLUMBING ............ Permanent Press Ivy Casual Pants .·· ... ~ at y e and llrat iiaed b,y N«llllldc man <Ur. ... tho !ala Ap, 80011 B.C. an ~· Jamaican '"'' oqlwre. ntn or abiDe. Alii AMut ftt CMiaMI Mftt• r e~ Guelts wUl have two J1lsldl ll1d da,)'o, lodge !aclllllea Included, Ia Visit the mens and boys department on thll first , . floor .... trousers, shirts, Jacllets, Ulldetw..,. pajamas, belts, ties, suspenl!ers, sock~, ~~-. work clolhilf-JOIIfavarite bra~Jd..:bll Siillidlons . · -YIItl correct size. •• Weather \ �' . ·• ' '~-- . ., .'• I I> '1 '>' ? Awesome Price Of Gun Accidents Ainerlcl!lls pay a price lor the exerelie of their oatJatttutional rllht to bear ann• . .In 11116, an estimated !1,100 of them paid the ulttnu!te .price-their Jiveo. rut many either shot themselves acci- dentally or were accidentally shot by others. Nearb 110 per cent, or 1,500, of these mlshapa occ::urred in or about the home. Metropolitan Life has published sonie statlstlco baoed on a study of the death claims or 149 of Its policyholders who died in Home firearms accidents In 1964-66. The weapon ::: •' ;. ;. most often involved was a shotgun or rifle. ·:'"< appaDin.( 11 per cent of those fatally injured were cblldren under age 10. Nearly two-fifths of tile victims were between 10 and 24, most • .. ., ... for possession of a gun, four of these cases lnvoMng husbands and wives. These particular statistlcs are not an argument for gun control legislation, unless someone comes up with a way of insuring that all JiceDsed gun owners would display ooimmon .. .-. .•. ·' ' ,, ~ ....., herfatller llori!J. ed out ol111e ldlehen, loiiOWed by ,_.... her mother. no • - at me In Dutch and Blared II her Iii ID· ger tudes are found around tbe world and are a natural part of the world environment. Aud while athletes from high lltttudes will have an advantage In 1968, he thinks lhls is perfectly fair since past Olympics have given an opPOSite advantage to athletes from low· altitude countries. A New Look at Rock'n'Roll: 'Soul' Music of Salvation • .. Policemen always look a litUe nervous at rock 'n' roll coa-frenzy that builds up lor the appearance of GJo Clwnbers Brotbero-and even more so lor Jlml Hendris-mates you think that firemen will be needed as weU as polleemen. After attending a "soul" concert with 18,000 ~ teen-aglrs, my thoughts go out to clergymen, 1101 police or bremen. For the church should really try lo underi!l!lbd wbat ill bappening In these sight-and-sound e~:ploolono called rock. Tbe rock 'n' ron concert, the ••sour' album, the Jlml. Hendrix poster, the almost uncontrollable eneriY of llrobe lights bave become lbo meau of rebelllol>-an4 llberatiOD-Ior mil· uof youncoten. Faced bY a very NJd, pla!!IJed sociDty, l ~ often ree1diJC wltb conforlillty of iqlDii &nit"dreoa, etema1 ~ ecboollilg aDd ocbedulet, Wlll'l aDd rumors of wars, the rock era of music oflen not only escape but creativity. Yoomg artiJij) who became protesoionalo took G!o tools iJf tblo ago-electtOnics-and turned II agail!ot lbe Establlobmel!l (Big Government, BJg Buslneu, Big MUIIary, BJg Educatkll, Big ReDgillll-8dd your own) with JDtbellevabiD ounts Ill poetry, pntest and aong, Noille became aa Important u JJrte•- An ampUfler, sound coi11D11!8 aDd 24-lnc:h cymbala wen more Important than lnllrumenU-tbey were part of life ltlelf, euentlal Ingredients for survival. ADd II all tblo commotion Infuriated parents and brougbt acoldlngo from the People In Charge, it only cooflrmed to the youth that lbey , _ .., lbe rlgbt tract-a sound track In stereo. certa. Tha wild ~ ; :~ ::~ .. .' . . . .... ..-. ... .. :·~ .. :-:.. . ' '.f :::: ;'(, :::: ' ,.... .,, ,,' :::: -.... '\;... ' . .. ,.'· ... . • :: .~'...: .•'. ,, ... ' What bu been mllsed by adulll (because they can't stand the nolle) aDd Ignored by the lheollll!lans (because IIley prefer otbe2" form• ol music) II the reaflty that rock Is relilkm and not jltl! entertalmnent. What we are deallllg wltb lien Is oalvattoa u much aa a muslc ocono. For lnllanee, Jlml Hendris offers a "total el<pel'ience" wl!k:b, II oatlolled will! notblng Jeso than engulfing the in· dlvldull with everytblng from a visual musical e~:ploslon to the Incredible sbock waves of his ~meat as it off your cl!eot. A few otber features ude playing G!o guitar with his teeth and attacking some expenaiYEJ llpelier standi at lbe clooe. Ill lbe mldal of 10 much commotion, one would be aur• prllod to leara that rellglouo overtones emerge from a selttDg lbal olio lncludea vulgarity, profal!lly and lUI!. Yet bow else to explain the powft of "ooul" oongs and vocallsla who have flllurllbed Ill lbeoe concerta and communicate the lbemea ol love, lorglveneu, peace and belonging? ' ; ,I) 'i·!:' -.::; .......,. .... ' -·· .I ..:,·' , '/ .;; :...-; . Tbo world of llltal oeund and light and IOU! has not yet boguUed me to believe that tblo Ia lbe way o1 oalvatton. An7 part..lime tbeo11;n would spot a lruckload iJf idolatries Ia the perlOI'IDai!Ce t pauell u a rock concert. But wbat mllll not be put down II lbe free creativity that abounds Iii the m••d-b=! music !bat II 10 evideol In our society. Instead or g the pollee when lbe dlaturbance starts, maybe we obould jllll get more cotlmo . ;: .-: .,,.·-,. . .•. ... Hatlo's ·~ -~ % ~ 1 ·: ·:1. . :·· ly BRUCE IIOSSAT, NEA Washington CorNipendent ...- cc· 1!*' thlo Old ~- Your ~ ~ 1lle rlibl . .l - J!. · Dear Helll!: ' ' I woo ...... at tho . _ from th wi!Ofllt ~· olda ..:::"otupld ·to ....... ···~ '.'·~ . · 'fJ· . , IIUHiltu'JIIwa... very =•· =er• ll'!"'t:f an Voice along Broadway· ~WDRDf IJ~ . *"'" -.;lha radio ·- . . .. Nar u_.o eolonelln .WW pi-• loft 0( tho ""Ill hutlt 01\.,. j!l4 ' f,:· · Clart~~ce MIIM MIA' 41ftoa 111111!!1 to hf'!l,. ~ be- ActnloDq!laa keKtdi!U'wu - . <tiiiiiiDI'III a.CI<Jr ..r PWW _.,. tho very adlbl& JUIIII daiJM' took him M'I!I!UIJ; out . Ill tho brlldll' 'l'Y· ·~lllbeJoo" D ..u. - :m tiJoqb :- .,the eolaDtJ be- llrlaai ~ ·~ 1''F.J, ,~,, Dult~i~¥~0 ;... Harey Joe Proml... diie .... "" lldWJ ' .• . . '~ ea-• 114u • J..".. : ' . ' '· " ··-·-· """'~11 It -u ·· .... ·~• J""' • 1718 - • -· · . ·" . '""' "!"" ...., •• • -~ -~ . at c~·..... ~-..•~'"' wore .....,,_ '·• ' r • ~- Z-, ' •'' Pl ' 'M '\ ~$~ M; . d Arll • ;~~·~.,~U,.6ol~reoonlallveolrl>lllall .illo ~~..~~~}'hqtdalpfda In lfl,)',l78?. . , ,V . 11 -ikfll!'e • - p.....,~~y to · ~ tHjs;p~a. ·.'<MW ·~tel heaU:ated until CGqlh~$, tho ·~venttoo. Thlo eo... IZ'III. did; U11 tbe COQWJitiOD flllllb convened at' PMJ~a·.~ ~ i'1117. WalhiJ!&!<m wao -•ood ' ·' , . . ·\ · · to Amerleana ••· ' ~ wHh u,e ~ lll111e Pl'lfll• radio and 'I';V, ~. !he ,.oltiu woro oe<rellltlrill be .~9il _II ,... .at.P-O..W,'U. In .,._ ll!ir 1'11C lloei dol' ill4i f1:om' 12 - I I • uil ·tbe lllaiblr _..the Qecleri.Uoot lid 114!~,., tho. Fir~ -. ~tal Collireoa. · Tile ·--CGIU dktl lllld tiNa-calltd to re'riH • lloi'<Attlft.l of -~ !Mtead, It r• ~·.111 lilt' ~llliOI . Cll\llrtu a ani c- " " - ~.. ·IW'art ,of Ito 10Diih!Jtl ~ · tlooflcy, _,...,111e ~"'*"to t~Jtsdoloi, '<·I·. ~ '~~; ~....._ l!!lt .,. ~ ,:· , • . ...... · . > •' ' ,·e· ·;n' : .l; ''., .' , ;, . , · , . j , -·~" . m... ~~.~:~nanceotthe Presldentandofthe members at both bOOIOI, and the llllarle• and '-ndld IJ)RI feeo of tho swarm of olllcero and dopend- of the aovermnent lrill cost Immense o..no." Mol\roe Uked a llrm national aovernment, but lhla one, he lllooght, must end 1n t.Yniii.Y. Ccqreoo wlllld be Wllble 10 e..ct laws that Would ....-rate ~·· - 111 sectl-· of the "J • ...-• C0U11117. He coo1d ... "no ....r checks" upon the aovernmea~ Madloon said that the number ofdoPendenta """' 1lle &OVIIrnmonta wW be lnflnlteb greater 111en thole on the generllaovernment. •• • ' ..' jtBS·~~-=,1110 ._.. ~r :t!? -:: ,:.:..,n£ftoe.· :W· ~ ~, L. ' Pattull<lli, cru""'" Syracuse News, SoCle • ty BY ADA SLACK Mr. and Mrs. Doy Hlaenbothorn of Tampa, Florida, spent ThuriDy with Mro. Ooa llo!t- 81''"· VIsiting with Mr. and Mrs. Sellers and Mrs. Corrie Sell- { Ulllflhnnu. n law, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence ers. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Garrlson and Beth Bradley of Barber· ton visited the former'• aunt, Mrs. Roy Winebrenner. Rt,V. am Mrs. Rly Beqle, Mr. and Mrs. David Beegle, .... and dalllhter ofWllmlngtooi, spent SullliiiY with their aunt and uncle, Mr.' and Mrs. James S. Quick, and other relattveo, Mr. J~ BW Oller who Ia teachirw oehool st North Gallla 11!9 mldloig ln~Gth•.l~~..!_!~nrt """ . -'"'"""" "'.. ....·~ ~~ ~ ··~ ...... ,.,. ;,...u.... ... ,_,......, ) Grace Oller and •srancJmothor, MaryM•. Diddle. ' Mr. VIctor Hallam, of COiwnhui, vlolttd lrlends hereandllso vJslted hta mpther's grave in the Endltot comments pro and eon are Oil"roc- Snowball HW Cemetery, Thiel•. erd by a-omen, acholaro and~ra, but 1lle ar,t visit In forty years. nodod>tmoiiAmtrl.... haveC<llllotorogard111eJ Mr. And Mrs. Olin Knapp and COnstitution Ill the 11111 or the declaration of ' lU>IIy have mOved to Gallipolis. Llacoln- tho..,;, oftheland. "Lot Mr. !lobert F. Slack of Richrevere..., fol' tho Jawo be breathed by eiory vll1o catled on his mother, !Irs. An!orl- mother to her llllllOW l!ah8. Let It be Ada Slack on a Tlursda)'. falrlhl In ochoolo,lhoemlnarles,III<OIIegoo. Let Craig and Bruce CcttriD IPOnt I! be - · 1n prlmera, In IJ!IIIU• books, 111 a few do¥• Ia Columbuo •lsltlllg almanaco. Lot It be preached li'un 111epulplt, tllolr diller, Shoron, and olher prodalmod lalqjllatt.. balls .and enfDI'eed In relatives. They ottendod the Ohio ..i,na or Julli<L" ' State Fllr. • , liliPorleJICO taachei there eldllahuaoo uoMr. and Mrs, Jack Kooller, ~r every form or aovernmept. and 1lle futuro Ia ..... ".uk~ to dlfrar. ou.COaatfP.itJcm hla•ulnvect , ...,.b two •-••• and If It has Its lmpartee;. .. ' tloiJa, 111111e malll111ere eldsta machlnory for Ita ,, , ''iaJpro'mnont. Amerk:ana &O on under It with 111e . ·, -~ TIDi.e, the greet hellar, lriU see re- Pror.essors It Lacking at W Vao U 0 · andEariSu111erland,orParkoro- ~Dou&h tlloi" ·fG!'littrEIJJI~of .Ptllo ~~,andDaleWateroiJfCiorkl- bo&:P~·~·~~~~~=:::: ~ Tuoo4a1. :lile lilllllstOro and Ill'· men f1PpriM4"'""" lor merger or. 111e two boord• Iii 1989 - •- ·~-- '-'----Wast v•; . .w~ June. ~ The re~ planJ for merpr lriU be presented to 111e joint meatlng o1 tJie c:ommlttees on IIDIOil. oo Ootoller 31. All boordo and ageneiDa of the two churcheo lrlll doopreaent tllelr propollla ror merger In this mettl"i, ..Uod .l>J Blah~ D. Frederick Wertz• Shar'- In 1lle Parkeroburg meetlllg~...were Mathodlst olllcero lheludlng olO!Cutlve oecretary of the -.r of P ...lono, Dr. ReD- 5 ::U YH Gttth lest .•• from Us CHARLESTON, W, Va. (IJPD - West VIr"'"" _... Unlver••h· ""' PreI I - James G. Herlow told a Cllarlell4n dvlc elm Wodn•L ~ do¥ thol111e Jludollt-teacher r&· · t1o st 111e Unlverol~ v "looJr••"" ...., ...._..,ol,y hl8ll and will ....... ry R. Higb, Charleaton; PreaJ.:. worse." d!llll Joe Ctoey,ofLopn, and oeclil>eeldn8 10 1lle Klwardo Club, ratory, Vlrsll 11. Ware, iJf Sum1lle ..,.~y ~- preolcleat meravllle; EUB -.r olllcera: prooldent, Rev. Clarence Edman, ot. Fairmont; vice president. Roy ol Alexandria spent Labor Dt.Y mosolow, p~ Pleasant·, seereweekend with her ..,_... ••-nta, Mr. tary, Rev, Donald Lockhart, of and Mrs. Herman London, and olher relatives. Mr; and MrB. WOlle cundlll aald the oel!oollo elll'rellll7 short and 1011 have m9vod !rom Colum- 160 faculcy mombero . bus to the William CUndiff house. He add It WIJ dllllcult to pi He Js employed at Tiny's in 111e state leglolature to lljlllroprt. Middleport. ate IU!Ido for ouch oldlm-• Mrs. Elll Quillin has return- oriooo 111e ocboolllreadl' haothe ed to her home after spending 111uc1ento enrolled aud can Jll'O"e bro weeks with her daushler and an Immediate need for the ellra oon-ID-Iaw, lolr, and Mrs. John periC!IIlel. Southern and llunUy and dauahHo aald he hopoa ovenltJdly to ter, Mrs. Ruth ThOO>as, at Cry· have $250,000 amualb In racuJ. stal !4ke, Ill. Q' research IU!IdL llo add InMrs. 011 Bogess vi>lited her stead ol att8111J111Dg to get the aon and claughter-tJHaw, Mr. and 111011ey llleludod Ill the leglolatlve Mra. Charles Bogp" and lam- -OJUiotlon, the Unlvero!Q'Irill ily over the Labor Day week· depend .., a dovelopment llmd end. oollcltlllg !lOI!IrlbaiiMo from Mr. and Mrs. Troy ZwiWrc dumnl, buolnell and lnmstry. spent Labor Jlt.y weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Rd>erl Lewis, l'ha best fuel 1m .your home. Tapa In oomfort. convenienee. Call 111 for delivery, anJ lime. OUR TRUCKS ARE EQUIPPED WITH TWO-WAY RADIO l'or letter, Oulctoar Mora Efflclanl hrvlce LEVEL OUT YOUR FUEL OIL COSTS •EQUAL MONTt:JLY I'AYMENTS• JOIN OUII IUDGET PLAN NOW RIZER OIL COMPANY "YOU'LL LH<E OUII SEIIYICEu PHONE·614-992-2101 POMEROY, 0. Charlotte and Sherry AM, ot Sanduolcy. MrL LaW'tl Sayre, of Racine RD, spent Tuesday with her olster and brothe•··b>-law, Mr. and Mrs. James s. Quick. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence SaD· oro and Mrs. carrte SeDoro Ill Colombua, visited here with !Ito. IMAI.:J "'•~ · .,. ___ . ..... -&-. and '..-<.· ...... Rd>ert. .. . itra. !l!'la '11ocloorl'lponl ·d1e" weekend with her sloter and bro-. 111er-ID-Iaw, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Gerlach of Letart, w. VL Mra. Douglas Moore, son Brit. ton, and dauabtar Christy of New· ark, llj)Orit a few days with her pareats, Mr. and Mro. Hernian Lolldon and olher relatives. 'l'alr!JriJ' and Cheryl Johnaoo or Wolf Pen spent a Saturday nilht with 111elr grandmother, Mrs. Ada Slack. Mr. and Mrs. John Slack and oono, JoltnQY and Donald, of ca~ ton, opent Labor Da,y weekend with hlo molher, Mro. Ada Slack. -"''*---!. ::::.~--~~~~--· - '. 'lli..,llllll' ~ lqtrovamoat lor ilL '· .,.,... Ill PeJIIIGIItahoi'ell with .... ·~ ~.-tilt presellllit!OII to Mr.: J. ·o. F. Jcmoon.· Kro. coUft&orl of taxes &Dd-exelaes will outnumber llll)'llilns f>'OIII'ihe Statas. Who cari cope witj) 111e exctifJnen and taxmeD?" · · t.tm;·1liJ.e Frldo,Y ' '111ol)I6JIC1si1Mttdtomeet '"''"'' m... . '"" ·... at· ··~w,·.v·a.· 'DI·~ . ·· and talkwltll111e two-~ olciaalllllllbero ·l lllitllled- ..... ..,.-.,. ""' . •• doie eo....: ~':'! ·~-· lng of tho Iotter ,.,...P .ln the Allo shorlrc In 111e meeUng to 1lle 11011 ol111e ;\l!lorieaa ' •• be ..,...... Cbrlit Wttd Methodist (form. ' EUB Conterance &4>erb>- .......... Va., w.w.·:·:o:o:;:;:-:o:;:.:::o:<:·:·:=:::.:;::;;:::::;::::::::::x:::;; tr:tt.IB) etlu-ch, Ja P'arkerdlurc l!lllllll•lllilllli•lllli•ll!illli Mro. Mary Flaaapn and son Robert spent two week a !'lth the former'> lllllihter alld son-ID- • 1 ;;;~~1/a ~.-·-~Iii ==1~: lflldatureo can 11r1JV forth! On the olher hand, ·thOro are rich, llat Fodel'll emoluments _ your rich, 111\!lo llat Fodel'll omcea, the ,...ber o1 1 ' couat.J ~;:aneer 8410ltty ......... ~~!t~~h~~:~u'la.ilihg ••J may Jay with truth that there never was a · Herman Loo1on were Mrs. Mary more oCOIIIlllllcd aovermnent In any age or Alleo Hutchlna of Lorlln and eouatry, nor which wUI require fewer harkls, or nephew, Larry Levlvtch, of Toclw le11 Influence." ledo. But Patrick Hoary predicted: "Brlow forth Mrs. Ann Rey110lds, visited 1lle Foderll allurements, compare them with recentJ.y with friend• In Picker1lle poor, c:onten;>llblo things IIIII the State lngton. WWiam Grt7oon, a brWiant countryman, ~ Honry'a pooltlen. Madleonhadargue<l tho So,.te•o -.ra of conflrtnattoo would otam iho irowlh ofpreoldO!XId powers. Groyoon """ ~ Cfdl'lt * ~;~. r ' id convloc:ed: "Ie there ~ clauae to hinder ,\ r• .. ,_.... .ot 'the atrualt fo1' u.o li'un Jllvlng om... to uncles, nephews, llilq)~· BI ·Iia. ·au.. ww" oum:. · tiriithero and olher retaHms ·and lrlendo'l'' ., '!'lt!if "\"' Ito. ~-Ut~JI! ~ ttie ,:,. ~· Prooldont Thomas Joflera.,., In retlr&" ~~ Ntw,. ~o belllllllt Uit, nlnth, meal, mAde IIIIUIY C<llllmento.to ..lnalmnarto ~ tliat~ Jflall!!lli!¥11&. a BlllOl·lllalitl Hoary, Jfloon and . Gr~JoooOL Jeffer'loa ,.., par' 'to ~~-· tbl; italli ':Gm ~ eneroal!b!· ttclllarJ.y crltlcd of the s..>~mo Court. 1n an · ..,.._ _., ' . : . , 1820 Iotter to a friend he deacrlbod111eJuoHcea: "Ha~found, II:~~ICO, · J-cl>< ·: • ·,·• PIJHIIJr'Ti • ·''• . .mores' , . • , . . _ .. ·.·' ~=~,~==~~~:; ~~~ Mlvea '¥ekiore too' llle,"~y si1U1Ji 1iun reoi>ool,j,i!ftCjliJo!IL:.E ~ olbiUQ>toJMillcoplnlon,tho011lfrematninghold on them. An ~lnlonlo _.ed UP tna conclave, perhaps bf a IIJI,Jorli,y ot'O.O, dellvered as If ' w,11 0 ,._;.;.,_ Quie...., .... -~~~~~~IAI--dollflllea-.wpro- 1 . ', ~~L.:. ~· = ·.'Dor'. n~~..:;;:·~~·· '!JflUil ;D ,._,._J...!."- ' Vll'"..'oiia\ ..... remt~coun l"l . Cb!!t<~J.IV•:"',.' U3 · , . ...., ..,.., of ~tlrillbeiiiPt.Plol.. PT il'u:ASAA'I' . ~ ·: .r Ei..rn.; lioord rnombon, lin. ride on •at: ~ ' ~ICOII " - the .bmor- ~t~~ Jdhn leenlloWer, AndJI Gni!IOI', aWIIa rl.;,rs • · PT;' P~T.-'I'hl ·ll&lon ..":'uri!':. . ' !llieltillo ·' '·llldlt. ' · ' ' ..;,.~·.•<!llftltljtiQ!ial . _ _ at Philidol· ~~ ool(·ora, ~7M eoliliPaetbetw-VIrsln~~ -~ ...,..._qivlpllmandlurlo•Clll>ll,,tt.o.r~. ~ Ia ilr<L Tho.paef,COIII,JDI~I re.......ndod • ...,,..illlm o,·all, llif . . . "-, .stloo mot III!JirOftl ac · \ij~t~~l!Ut _ 11'111e """"'~~•~ ~ , ·r ·7 7' 1 ........ --;o-,·~ -,..,. ,, . ,. , , , , ~.PO\Jr· ao thol theoolembl,y • I u~r' Y' ~' ·~-" ' · ·· lion ire clllliinAno Of111e Nt'-~""'"'"'·ln-o ojrligle owr rotlllcat!oOL ~~:;"~ep;;;. carr ·4'ftch, Jr.. Mra. Frank to '111e Vlqlllla convention, iho reOutt o1 which :"'.!:~ ~ was Probelll,r dodolvo In oa~ohlng the. coo. ·Hardlllj /r., division boordmemotltutlon, were 101110 of the lfOI!eal n.,...ea of be the llevolutlonary perlocl, Palrlck Hel\l"y, EcJ.. ~;Prorre&O for Tomor""'" mund Pendletoo, Jameallladlaoo,Joltnlolaroball, J u-~ W81 the theme for thtl fMI'•s ames - · - · Fdlnuod _....,...,George lfa. .....,_with Dr Alvl L. W aon, Hllll'Y Lee and Franclo Corbin. m~"''" ' • Ranciolj)h defended the neee'o~q for a oew li'un tho Well Vlrglllla Val..,.._ couu"'tutlm and defined the llno of 1lle old olq Modlell CO-, prooldl~~~~o e•-•·•- tt H Ma11011 Coon~~' l'lloed .,,811 - · • on. llll'Y and Maoon foresaw abuse of .. -· durlow 1lle 1988 APril Cruoado >"ede• u - • r or direct taxatlooi. Corbin and Mad\O<in dlocounted II. Corbin: "No danpr... ll with 1lle project goolfor111eCOIII>o -•• • ·~ be Hldom uiiOd." Henry predlciAid: "The t.Y being .,,694. ~ .. · 'N, UW ,J:lclo~ COOiroai'»ciftrundtr • ... ., l' . . ' ""'• ~"""-•· ~- ..... !l... ..-. u .., 0. •·'~"·' "'·""."~. """.•.• nil IOCIII'O•'!'P-..c a bola prep • - · - · • of jualora ti> w........... oadl Qrlal where - · 1lllrk .lti = 1 ...... m:'. · fiJI,~.... relll.. lhltthollo'clarallpll el'f'ld'Pt~o July C, 1718; pre<edildtll¥ llf.. ~~..H.:.. . .,...._, .._...__tnt -y-•• ....., ,....... ~ . "" ., more ~-~ !Wo At a loeoJ llllllllllir oe~~oo~a..; waa a eluo called,.~.,., 'II,~ .· II 1111 1lle """""" moll .......... ..... ~ tho proJir&IL ~, •m!'Jf "' ,rlllldoverfl01f111elllirmilc01ll• ........ ·'10""'-~' - . ..1 ~··~· """""" ...... - •Iii"~- .:j lim ···~r·~IJ.~,!hat~ '"wlb8r~Jhlrd 1lif:. 't u'·t J•,-·o'·. n''·:l.. •~· . ! . ., .i;!>ilod"~ltJ;,.ll ~romo COUrt oPlriiOu ~'!t; . · liWII,ea ,l>J thoiollllllo olconatt- ' doa't ....... Wben - · bealr .. hldll!l ber bead, 'but - ··' ---"-• · lor look ......,.. Teenl all · the aatlon are patting Ill i'HQrdbrealolq _.-! tor - 'I'hlf'reon ~ llOIIdudliJI . J!OII· · 1IVrid ~.!: tho I I'C ·. •. , I ··'~- ......... -tnesa.of Pill.1*i!."~ lo ~:cFe!Jeioal Conllttuti9ft. · ·~~~~ p~l~'!' ltl o~om.. · · ,. '· .. . , • ~ i ,_...., pooot ..o. Tho YCMl'd beltS STAII'l" ~ . _ 'l'lull YIJII'¥1 ·tiJ. ·~ !of Don't Puii·Hong.noi.l. Cut Them Wit.. .ScissOrs . · a . -I .. :. ~ •..·- .. hope of victory. Already these liberal elllmates are being called Into ' . lion. As indicated here, the New York outlook II very . carryiDg New York State with Its huge and vital eleclorll Fresh reports from Pennsylvania and N811' Jeney olio are DDCTDRI8 MAILBAG. vote. negative for Humphrer,, At Ibis moment, oa1y Maos'Jch!IHIII among the 10 biggest seems a reasonable Humphrey bet. . The report II not a statewide survey but merely a prlva~Iy taken poll iJf two urban areas. Yet the meooace Is devaslat· Professionals who worked the trani"'''tlnental talephoae s,.,·.' . lng, lor they are two Jewish dlotrlcts Ill Brooll:lyn whlcl! norm· circuit during lbe vice presldent'a llrot weell: 011 the road got ally deliver an enormouo Democratic vote but tblo lime show : a aow of diaaator reports they could hardly belleYe. 0ae ouch Democrat was so slum!ed be said, oa1y half Ill jest: .. '\. , . . a very heavy leaning toward Richard Nb.on. As an llldlcation that thlo poll waa no fr.U, a group wltbln ~be::::.r:w,::L~tbeftralpresl,deatlal-l ly W-'YHE G. BUHDSTAbT, M.D • .• a major Jewish fraternal 0\'Banlzation In New York City recently took a private vote aild ~ CS\110 out 20.to UC!f, N""'-' party ·'·· · freq ·"" '""'' .,• ."·>qo·n · over Hwnpbrey. · · 1 01 ~~ oRJ.e, ~ . : , mono :!maglng to Hump:ret/:: to ~~· fi I :~w· Pfi\'eiif Tbore are oilier olpa of lmpe..UU, dllloter In New Y;;i[: badly whb>aawlid between ' the · -~ 1" · ·" ' ofafir~J·ijll ~ Hampl!rey'a campalp or<anlzatloa Ia the state II a jerry-hallt president seems to be A-You ..ould take care' not " ~p~ Ia' tidal-edllee, H badly iillaiJeed blllway tbnlasb September lluol blo "law and order" discontent on one olde and the anllwar to pull loose IU!y skin or 1t.1111 lion IO'iJm,ul (Jillllr-1'~ _ . . •• o1 w. wr~~~ac ...... atDJ havlac tnute llnloJc •P clam.. on the other. Seeing his dilemma but unsure bow to deal with II, he bu tags that form at the ed&e of illfectiOI!S<::uplil'ilfil· to barill·. , heaolqaarten ....... your nalls. Cui them genfl7 lUI eb!!!!JCI)ij.' •lild illab~Mf. Reform Democrats who favored Sen. Eugene McCarthy but been ftoundering •bout wildly. Hlo worst Bopping eame In the aftermath or his W-founde<f aDd ouboequently retracted ~with nail scllsors. BeCause tile Have :a Din·~ ,.~, now are moving behind Hwnphrey nevertheless report that dicUon iJf U.S. troop wltbdrl'll'all from Vietnam. roots of these bangNJils are 10. DiiDe tbe 'uMOtiJibl ··~· many of their number are ollttDg lletleosly on the sidelines, He looked palnfuUy fooUob 1n Housloll 'l!'hali, to luppOI'Ihis easily Infected, you shoUld t!Dd tnat li. , - · ti sWI unwilllDg to pitch Ill. talk of witbdrawall, he waved a 11811'spaper wlllcll reported keep your banda and nall4 . .. • . , ·· > It ill almost comical lo bear that at this late stage some un11 wu retuinlne home. Ill fact, of course, It clean and, II a nail lag be· Q-Wital IJliW 1117. fiDiet", thel.a Marine Democratic c011gressmen In New York were being pressed to 11 being replaced by an Army un11. comJ• irritated, apply thlm· n.aill split and, peen J111W ,1,1111 "get together and come out" for Humpl!rey. Such support A professional polltteian here Indicated bcnr UDSeWlag lluot erosa1 (Mertblola~) at once - I ~vent tblo. · . '· ;, shnuld be automatic and early. performance wu when he said: lo ward otl ·lnfection, 4-'l1tllll oileD d!lll to ~In the judgment of one Democratic prolessl01181 Ill New "If a py will wave • paper aretllld ud 1• .d wltb -e_ Q-Wbat ean I 11o about llJe. loaf,ed UJ!Oiure to de~Piif.l York, the evident big tum-away In the Jewish vote Is prlnci· naUs !btl are tblck and bard? or tha u,quent use. at' '!ail pally a "law and order" phenomenon. He sees this ao the big tblq Jllre llu!l, :rea l!ave to w!lllder, H be caUo .lie .. If 1 soak lilY feet lo soileD ~b remover; Your .naB PGirr Josue of the campaign, and the 011e thai appears to have put ..- ... his elbow mJ&I!t - P the .(ooc'oar war) . · ·- · Illy nalls, tblo aggravates my h gives lupport. to. l'OUI," Humphrey on the road to disaller even before he ac:bteved ... dull:." full campaign speed. Barely started on the long traU to Nov. 5, Hubert eczema. or'p.Jr!\r w'I:.J""ren: Tha more generous estimates. of Htimpbrey's November lo conceded by his own 1o be ln a bard upliiJl A-ll Wa 1o Jnberlted lng tb,t old' NaU ~ proapecl have shown him W: beblnd Nlzon, yet Jeadlllg In In truth, the llrot overw •c cascade of dioaaler reports trait, no preventive measures ere avauabie but lbe;v" l!iillt' ' New York, Pennsylvania, New Jeraey, Ma·aacbusetts 8Dd suggests he Is only lnebes from the bottom of the bill. are polllble. In many per· be used with caution, 1!1: tJiil• . Michigan among lbe big states he must craclt lo bave any sons, however, the eause II will cause severe lrrlla'tiOII'·lll ,wearing shoes that are too youl' cuticle. ' ' • .. obort 8nd not kewlllg the ' · ., .... . · nalla ltlmmed. Tbat 1.1 wby Q-WUI wellld ~'·'""' · condltloll . is seen on G!o toenails to,~o.blacli: !IJ',•tiJOW· QUICK QUIZ tblo toenaUo but !limon never on brown! • · 1: ' ' ' · the fingernallo. II you cl!ll't A-TaldiJc BY JACK lYllRIAN trim your toenails With oelo· II!OIItltll'OII robe while htwu Brown Jr., wl!o- James Cosots, .• you should We them. NEW YORK - Lu Am Slmma, lllmlng. burn's new ·~ JI!OYio, Ia MeanWhUe, wby not lind the former Arlhlr Godfrtly Iller wl!o "The JWon Gtal" fa . . 10 old rum ltar Sally m ••~ 11011; callll! of your eczema and retired llhe became Ul, and yearo altar WW II, loD to Kerry .roe Jr. ~ treat II? wbooe husband died ou-.Jy, II record m Ito ..Uulold·lllat tho ,..._ otory abalt a N. Y,lllrl well again and makes her com• - l h blllfmalre Axel wl!o peroebales Into a Bolivian Q-&J•o anrt of dlaeaoe 11 back on TV with Merv GriiiiD w..,.r.Gnn a1 111e 11art ot ww jungle to Join a png or guor• ealinll II!J.. bus~~~ . ·IIDger:· • .... Terry-'l'bom&a Is 57 and Juat D PYO all rl&tU .to 1lle Bolon rWas, and COburn lllrea It ao na11s away. He bU liMn welcome• his second 1Dftt T~T'I 8011 to •'OWiand WFIIIII' • Grea II!Uch he wonto Herry tO change treated !Of • flinluo and . ' • droacl7 8J!I!Cl!llleed he and hlo waa ac<UHd of pro.Nazl, hut II 1lle lllrl'a role Into a man ao ht wife woold Uke a dau8IJter ... woo -or _.... o:aa plllf II. Week's braYery award - t h o Brltllh "rille elnbe" an pro. Betweea ber Jut two appear. lad who lUted Scl!!nl U"""''' uterattna u 111111'0 roelol anceo oo 11erv Grillln'o TV oar.,· llralnlla tbert, iuo ·..~ loa, Mra. Wehard JJuaboo, wlfo .'·/ NFIDI1 Glrl"l!u Ito-~~~- of 1lle N, J,'I'!Jov, ch OWod 15 · .. mlore hero Ill N, Y., builD lba .... ADd i!ho told Mllre Doug. loll, II wiD II!Ol'O' IIal!llqo. lu she wwld ·-have hor Time ontb - al ~·ea II· l!ml>..r II home 1lleD Ill ll!o -.11: bet...att.l WJdte llo!ue; aha 1101 h or loD'o Amerl- Kl4ne7 An'a. wllh .,_ 'lbe "Your OWn 'I'I!IDI" •' 'lbe fawaq - - o n I'll- ....to II a llllllk'oek owllch· m It St. VIDCODI l'lland Ia liit Carib- ""ke ~ 1 ! o'o "'l'woiftll Nilbt," - - - - - - - - - - . beau wiD future · "No IJllf. ,.. and 111e old Plot aUdea IIUP'I•· .... ll!e and ba1J11i pmNirc, 110 oQhlllte, .., lllllJ ...U .iaua!Gid: · - AI Sclllrartz an _.qd. _._.. and....., lllld out lriU ~ Vlola!o ''llhlm of dnlllq Dot naiW,y; ibiJI' otU1 - -bavo 99 Pill -- Vodoa I or -In mal'a dothoo, inexplll'"bleln ~ Ilion Ill tho Orlm•ll «mmdal!u- -IDWoit tho orlllllaJ, 1M1W Vet')'lll!ld! tho ownod ~y J. ,Bolli .•• TJio .lbar !lorDw!J; .. far -lbetflJila .~ -larp 'l'ln!i• 8of!are aria clo!*l eilht - ' • '"' the .....; far. Ollmm.udlooJoilll WFllllll all ioll dlfriii'OIII ~~ lilt pt - - · lor 1llll'lo iMbm- Pbllllpo, .... Iller •'lial. m 11M< ~ Bldg. baiD'I .... Jo, Doll11," PaU'l Ball4J rlablln .. WOR radio atar ~ Fltz· 111 elaborala 1J101<J mlpie-., nr. acio&'l pnld (she ..r • Lori raeo 11111 he .bououi..a eaeb u EdWard Fltz ilrlt Mr. Y-"eo ·.111 .ler!lool...f "rm ar'' In IIIII MrL illll ;~ ~ 1r1ho tho ~ Ill ' lilt bolO II ~·--!H.J;. .beck to -~~ be .. • ell•• - ·· It - - ol1od PNrl .... 'lbe Roal.roi.' L. In tl!lnl ean Ill ominti wiUJ 1!11 1o . L IM'oLw brl~ Hoi Da!d . . _ , II wiD - ..r hal I· D!Oted IMo woo bunt I!J' , _ pin; her lloqoJjo pm•o 1n a lJo7d w~ lt!o 111e •<lab- ·• '""* .·: • . •' ' ' '~· 'li>l:... ;~~.:,;,... "~~.:.~- And,.- HHH Road Is Gloomy, Uphill WASIDNGTON (NEA) Vice President Hubert Humphrey's managers bave jllll been given a sJoocll:lngly gloomy report ou his prospects lor ALL FQR ~All: ........,..... '< ,-,:.,.:;;!_;(· . '.' ,.''' ''" ~ ,t'' i·' .. l·,, .. ' .· ' ; .:.·: .••· ,,;~:.! _: ~t · u·.,· ' . i:} • . · ,< • olll Ev" ""- .-.., Siaatoro eta. Ill ...._. 1lle volt, Wf'll ·i l d l - I Jot Gf '"" ood to be I>JI .1o:oo. voloo and 1 Jot olthlllklrc "' 1 - d Uko to aak ber CJUt a- CHELE FROM TilE cHoATE gain. hut thlo amberrlllllo . iDB badlleaO. bow de IQI'OIId! SCHOOL ber7 - UNHAPPY WITNESS Dear Chole: ' I bow 111011)- otiJora Dear. Un: !llllcod, allll!l w1t11 1110, I b al '"' IIJ tal ......... YOUNG - ' " st G!o nejtim;l :IIIII nover HW tho nnll~ Jn. -~-· aJarl and •Ji,.. dclenl. Wheo. gltl ..... big - · - - . latbor )ll'OI>Iom, i!ho-. •11l'Y tezutad, Wblle older dal~o tactrul bolfriend. - H. 71WIIed. read ... _ . , Dear Hel111: or &OU4Iod. Pll,y ... - H. I am 18. 'l1lo !IIIII I love II 116, married, will! two chlldroto. JOeiguill Miller ne lmori na ean't lland hlo - he<aa10 as lbe "poet of lbe Sierras.'·' BRUCE BIDSB•T The Outloolc Is Discouraging ly DAVID POLING l . ..;.,. he .....,.,.4 my dale, Jllllh· ed her lllto 1lle Uvlng room, and I wtl ol!oelted to - him turn ber ....... hlo lmeot, pall up her oklri and ..,... her w1t11 • Jatt a .ho1rbruoh. 01 _... I In a IOU'ey. • • My date IIIII ti> llle wu Mexico City be considered valid and oot "ar· tificial"? Yes, says the doctor. High 1111· . .-.' • ... - .,. .. . . ...-with. · YGilr -~~ opltilllll to -Yov:rH ·ASIQ!JI'FOR lr, care Gl Heloh Heli> Uti thlo newspa. .· per; · . FATHER DOE!IfT KNOW BEST ~"::..... 1811 our dllrch ...... I bowJin& Jlli'' t;r. My- date wu a lllrl, Fd MY· er taken oul Wore. IIIII "" hid a bluL I aoked her time ........ I!IJIIIOllod to be home and tho add 11:30. . We 1101 1llen ohorll,y altar !1:00. 1 .oleglod In- to Ill' I_•· ·,•.l.~:.·;~·.G) :,l'' .·· {·i.':,I} J !s ·\'l.~'t'.•• . • -~c-• · ..; - , ': ' "' Tid I colltDIII 'II lor l<*!li liiO, , ~ 'arid Jii!U·~ tl!ol!\ ~- and !IID;:A.t twlth ~ ~ ·orJauajol lioilll!' bill ~!:4 hill! ·or It .......... . tage in these races. Should records ln shorl track events at ' t~' !lit.' ihob: with the fact that at these short distances, a runner completes the race using basically the same air in his lungs as when he begins. In longer races, low oxygen wlU probably prevent any new records because the athletes will have to breathe continuously. However, competitors from hllb-altltude countries, such as Ethiopia, wiU liave a definite adva•· . QAVID POLING f. '' 'Yq!J'W A8KE11 ,FOii,ITI ;, • The reason Is decreased wind resistance . because of the lower air pressure, coupled Twenty·slx lives were lost while playing with guns, most of these from playfully point· lng it at the victim. At least lour deaths were caused by "Russll!ll roulette." Another 26 persons were killed either while demonstrating the weapon, target practicing or shootIng at birds and small animals. While 83 victims died of self-infiicted wo\lll()o, another 24 were shot by family members. Five accidents resulted from ~u!Ding ' . . · . · . ' \ ' ·... . , : /.,. ., :';·:.,·.'' · ; · : ' ';r.ll f•\;w ~HEL~USIJ).,~ 1 t~.· · "' If an Au<trallan doctor is right, sports'fai!J can look for some track records to fall at tbi' forlhcomtng Olympic games In Mellico City. According to Dr. John B. West, a specialist in blood circulation ln the lungs, the thinner atmosphere of the city, which Is situated on a plateau 7,500 feet high, may result In rec· erd-breaklng performances Ill sprints of 1011 meters or less. most dangerous weapon of all, the " unloaded" gun. -:-,:. ·.·;,. , :, . Sprint Records Predicted EV01'1 age group C<IDtributed to the toll. An of them In their teens. Most frequently, the gun was accidentally fired by the victim him· self or by another youngster, often a brother. At least 29 of the 143 fatal accidents occurred during the servlclhg or repairing of the firearms. Several were caused by that ·."- ·, ·: •i· sense at Ill times. For registered guns would kiD just as sure· ly as unregistered ones, so long as some ~ pie treat them as toys or let them fall Into the hands of children or fall to use ordinary. prudence in handling these very Jethallnslru· ments. ~ ""{·'··.·"··.,.·': ·. ·.~. ,~ ~-· ~.:::g~ -. . •.·.ti.··,o.;;,·.. ·~~~~&~~; erg~~ ..:9~,~.· ~]Jrov~ .; t I~ j"' t~~~~»Wl»».>:¥;·~..·.' ·sicte·ty Wins . ,. ,. ' .. . .. • DiiJorlty ot. Americans are .. ccm- .en..; ol tho wonlo Wel!llar: "I ohall eurl eYery Jac:u1. the Colllllltutloolr-bo-' II_ . ._ rtt:'r. ~=- •• , buy 811)1 Warm Morning Coal Heater ••• and "''II live )IOU • to ncelve for just ONE CENT I complete 24-plece set Ill stain.... '$teal tal!le••re MelllltiO handles that 11aJ beautiful. You simply IN!II tile wlific ta and lilt pinrJ1'tlllhe manUfacturer, and without delay your stainless steel table.,. wilo be unt )011, poslap prepaid. Don't miss this ba1'81Jinl •Come In ;certificate aettvlala" In the ~;and,evln IwllhtDJ, With ftdel· wUi Ut~Diuloh. .... rtJCIIIl" 'CHi.. , . I' ' () \I 3 ·~;, f/tll/ity . , . liltiwfl . ~ "'1 1[1\ I ' I '. I' ~ l.~ 1 'IIUARANTEED 10.000 MILII ORIYIARI Model 460 ha 4-Fiue Flr•brlell L.ht• 1ing, pllfnlaln enaMI Finish 1ncl lor1• 1 front f••d door. Hold• 60 lbs. of cHI, '-crt• up to 4 room•. buy al!)l wann Momlnc Circulllll!l Call llllltllna lii!U to -lve a W.rm Momil!l 1M certlllcate and one .,...,. to 1M Will ,Jie Milt )IOU, , 11!1tp ~ QlVIS an ·t~~e beck Ill ,_. ,_.warm c-::c ..•• ..: awltfh, pl.. two-splld CllllllniL �' . ·• ' '~-- . ., .'• I I> '1 '>' ? Awesome Price Of Gun Accidents Ainerlcl!lls pay a price lor the exerelie of their oatJatttutional rllht to bear ann• . .In 11116, an estimated !1,100 of them paid the ulttnu!te .price-their Jiveo. rut many either shot themselves acci- dentally or were accidentally shot by others. Nearb 110 per cent, or 1,500, of these mlshapa occ::urred in or about the home. Metropolitan Life has published sonie statlstlco baoed on a study of the death claims or 149 of Its policyholders who died in Home firearms accidents In 1964-66. The weapon ::: •' ;. ;. most often involved was a shotgun or rifle. ·:'"< appaDin.( 11 per cent of those fatally injured were cblldren under age 10. Nearly two-fifths of tile victims were between 10 and 24, most • .. ., ... for possession of a gun, four of these cases lnvoMng husbands and wives. These particular statistlcs are not an argument for gun control legislation, unless someone comes up with a way of insuring that all JiceDsed gun owners would display ooimmon .. .-. .•. ·' ' ,, ~ ....., herfatller llori!J. ed out ol111e ldlehen, loiiOWed by ,_.... her mother. no • - at me In Dutch and Blared II her Iii ID· ger tudes are found around tbe world and are a natural part of the world environment. Aud while athletes from high lltttudes will have an advantage In 1968, he thinks lhls is perfectly fair since past Olympics have given an opPOSite advantage to athletes from low· altitude countries. A New Look at Rock'n'Roll: 'Soul' Music of Salvation • .. Policemen always look a litUe nervous at rock 'n' roll coa-frenzy that builds up lor the appearance of GJo Clwnbers Brotbero-and even more so lor Jlml Hendris-mates you think that firemen will be needed as weU as polleemen. After attending a "soul" concert with 18,000 ~ teen-aglrs, my thoughts go out to clergymen, 1101 police or bremen. For the church should really try lo underi!l!lbd wbat ill bappening In these sight-and-sound e~:ploolono called rock. Tbe rock 'n' ron concert, the ••sour' album, the Jlml. Hendrix poster, the almost uncontrollable eneriY of llrobe lights bave become lbo meau of rebelllol>-an4 llberatiOD-Ior mil· uof youncoten. Faced bY a very NJd, pla!!IJed sociDty, l ~ often ree1diJC wltb conforlillty of iqlDii &nit"dreoa, etema1 ~ ecboollilg aDd ocbedulet, Wlll'l aDd rumors of wars, the rock era of music oflen not only escape but creativity. Yoomg artiJij) who became protesoionalo took G!o tools iJf tblo ago-electtOnics-and turned II agail!ot lbe Establlobmel!l (Big Government, BJg Buslneu, Big MUIIary, BJg Educatkll, Big ReDgillll-8dd your own) with JDtbellevabiD ounts Ill poetry, pntest and aong, Noille became aa Important u JJrte•- An ampUfler, sound coi11D11!8 aDd 24-lnc:h cymbala wen more Important than lnllrumenU-tbey were part of life ltlelf, euentlal Ingredients for survival. ADd II all tblo commotion Infuriated parents and brougbt acoldlngo from the People In Charge, it only cooflrmed to the youth that lbey , _ .., lbe rlgbt tract-a sound track In stereo. certa. Tha wild ~ ; :~ ::~ .. .' . . . .... ..-. ... .. :·~ .. :-:.. . ' '.f :::: ;'(, :::: ' ,.... .,, ,,' :::: -.... '\;... ' . .. ,.'· ... . • :: .~'...: .•'. ,, ... ' What bu been mllsed by adulll (because they can't stand the nolle) aDd Ignored by the lheollll!lans (because IIley prefer otbe2" form• ol music) II the reaflty that rock Is relilkm and not jltl! entertalmnent. What we are deallllg wltb lien Is oalvattoa u much aa a muslc ocono. For lnllanee, Jlml Hendris offers a "total el<pel'ience" wl!k:b, II oatlolled will! notblng Jeso than engulfing the in· dlvldull with everytblng from a visual musical e~:ploslon to the Incredible sbock waves of his ~meat as it off your cl!eot. A few otber features ude playing G!o guitar with his teeth and attacking some expenaiYEJ llpelier standi at lbe clooe. Ill lbe mldal of 10 much commotion, one would be aur• prllod to leara that rellglouo overtones emerge from a selttDg lbal olio lncludea vulgarity, profal!lly and lUI!. Yet bow else to explain the powft of "ooul" oongs and vocallsla who have flllurllbed Ill lbeoe concerta and communicate the lbemea ol love, lorglveneu, peace and belonging? ' ; ,I) 'i·!:' -.::; .......,. .... ' -·· .I ..:,·' , '/ .;; :...-; . Tbo world of llltal oeund and light and IOU! has not yet boguUed me to believe that tblo Ia lbe way o1 oalvatton. An7 part..lime tbeo11;n would spot a lruckload iJf idolatries Ia the perlOI'IDai!Ce t pauell u a rock concert. But wbat mllll not be put down II lbe free creativity that abounds Iii the m••d-b=! music !bat II 10 evideol In our society. Instead or g the pollee when lbe dlaturbance starts, maybe we obould jllll get more cotlmo . ;: .-: .,,.·-,. . .•. ... Hatlo's ·~ -~ % ~ 1 ·: ·:1. . :·· ly BRUCE IIOSSAT, NEA Washington CorNipendent ...- cc· 1!*' thlo Old ~- Your ~ ~ 1lle rlibl . .l - J!. · Dear Helll!: ' ' I woo ...... at tho . _ from th wi!Ofllt ~· olda ..:::"otupld ·to ....... ···~ '.'·~ . · 'fJ· . , IIUHiltu'JIIwa... very =•· =er• ll'!"'t:f an Voice along Broadway· ~WDRDf IJ~ . *"'" -.;lha radio ·- . . .. Nar u_.o eolonelln .WW pi-• loft 0( tho ""Ill hutlt 01\.,. j!l4 ' f,:· · Clart~~ce MIIM MIA' 41ftoa 111111!!1 to hf'!l,. ~ be- ActnloDq!laa keKtdi!U'wu - . <tiiiiiiDI'III a.CI<Jr ..r PWW _.,. tho very adlbl& JUIIII daiJM' took him M'I!I!UIJ; out . Ill tho brlldll' 'l'Y· ·~lllbeJoo" D ..u. - :m tiJoqb :- .,the eolaDtJ be- llrlaai ~ ·~ 1''F.J, ,~,, Dult~i~¥~0 ;... Harey Joe Proml... diie .... "" lldWJ ' .• . . '~ ea-• 114u • J..".. : ' . ' '· " ··-·-· """'~11 It -u ·· .... ·~• J""' • 1718 - • -· · . ·" . '""' "!"" ...., •• • -~ -~ . at c~·..... ~-..•~'"' wore .....,,_ '·• ' r • ~- Z-, ' •'' Pl ' 'M '\ ~$~ M; . d Arll • ;~~·~.,~U,.6ol~reoonlallveolrl>lllall .illo ~~..~~~}'hqtdalpfda In lfl,)',l78?. . , ,V . 11 -ikfll!'e • - p.....,~~y to · ~ tHjs;p~a. ·.'<MW ·~tel heaU:ated until CGqlh~$, tho ·~venttoo. Thlo eo... IZ'III. did; U11 tbe COQWJitiOD flllllb convened at' PMJ~a·.~ ~ i'1117. WalhiJ!&!<m wao -•ood ' ·' , . . ·\ · · to Amerleana ••· ' ~ wHh u,e ~ lll111e Pl'lfll• radio and 'I';V, ~. !he ,.oltiu woro oe<rellltlrill be .~9il _II ,... .at.P-O..W,'U. In .,._ ll!ir 1'11C lloei dol' ill4i f1:om' 12 - I I • uil ·tbe lllaiblr _..the Qecleri.Uoot lid 114!~,., tho. Fir~ -. ~tal Collireoa. · Tile ·--CGIU dktl lllld tiNa-calltd to re'riH • lloi'<Attlft.l of -~ !Mtead, It r• ~·.111 lilt' ~llliOI . Cll\llrtu a ani c- " " - ~.. ·IW'art ,of Ito 10Diih!Jtl ~ · tlooflcy, _,...,111e ~"'*"to t~Jtsdoloi, '<·I·. ~ '~~; ~....._ l!!lt .,. ~ ,:· , • . ...... · . > •' ' ,·e· ·;n' : .l; ''., .' , ;, . , · , . j , -·~" . m... ~~.~:~nanceotthe Presldentandofthe members at both bOOIOI, and the llllarle• and '-ndld IJ)RI feeo of tho swarm of olllcero and dopend- of the aovermnent lrill cost Immense o..no." Mol\roe Uked a llrm national aovernment, but lhla one, he lllooght, must end 1n t.Yniii.Y. Ccqreoo wlllld be Wllble 10 e..ct laws that Would ....-rate ~·· - 111 sectl-· of the "J • ...-• C0U11117. He coo1d ... "no ....r checks" upon the aovernmea~ Madloon said that the number ofdoPendenta """' 1lle &OVIIrnmonta wW be lnflnlteb greater 111en thole on the generllaovernment. •• • ' ..' jtBS·~~-=,1110 ._.. ~r :t!? -:: ,:.:..,n£ftoe.· :W· ~ ~, L. ' Pattull<lli, cru""'" Syracuse News, SoCle • ty BY ADA SLACK Mr. and Mrs. Doy Hlaenbothorn of Tampa, Florida, spent ThuriDy with Mro. Ooa llo!t- 81''"· VIsiting with Mr. and Mrs. Sellers and Mrs. Corrie Sell- { Ulllflhnnu. n law, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence ers. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Garrlson and Beth Bradley of Barber· ton visited the former'• aunt, Mrs. Roy Winebrenner. Rt,V. am Mrs. Rly Beqle, Mr. and Mrs. David Beegle, .... and dalllhter ofWllmlngtooi, spent SullliiiY with their aunt and uncle, Mr.' and Mrs. James S. Quick, and other relattveo, Mr. J~ BW Oller who Ia teachirw oehool st North Gallla 11!9 mldloig ln~Gth•.l~~..!_!~nrt """ . -'"'"""" "'.. ....·~ ~~ ~ ··~ ...... ,.,. ;,...u.... ... ,_,......, ) Grace Oller and •srancJmothor, MaryM•. Diddle. ' Mr. VIctor Hallam, of COiwnhui, vlolttd lrlends hereandllso vJslted hta mpther's grave in the Endltot comments pro and eon are Oil"roc- Snowball HW Cemetery, Thiel•. erd by a-omen, acholaro and~ra, but 1lle ar,t visit In forty years. nodod>tmoiiAmtrl.... haveC<llllotorogard111eJ Mr. And Mrs. Olin Knapp and COnstitution Ill the 11111 or the declaration of ' lU>IIy have mOved to Gallipolis. Llacoln- tho..,;, oftheland. "Lot Mr. !lobert F. Slack of Richrevere..., fol' tho Jawo be breathed by eiory vll1o catled on his mother, !Irs. An!orl- mother to her llllllOW l!ah8. Let It be Ada Slack on a Tlursda)'. falrlhl In ochoolo,lhoemlnarles,III<OIIegoo. Let Craig and Bruce CcttriD IPOnt I! be - · 1n prlmera, In IJ!IIIU• books, 111 a few do¥• Ia Columbuo •lsltlllg almanaco. Lot It be preached li'un 111epulplt, tllolr diller, Shoron, and olher prodalmod lalqjllatt.. balls .and enfDI'eed In relatives. They ottendod the Ohio ..i,na or Julli<L" ' State Fllr. • , liliPorleJICO taachei there eldllahuaoo uoMr. and Mrs, Jack Kooller, ~r every form or aovernmept. and 1lle futuro Ia ..... ".uk~ to dlfrar. ou.COaatfP.itJcm hla•ulnvect , ...,.b two •-••• and If It has Its lmpartee;. .. ' tloiJa, 111111e malll111ere eldsta machlnory for Ita ,, , ''iaJpro'mnont. Amerk:ana &O on under It with 111e . ·, -~ TIDi.e, the greet hellar, lriU see re- Pror.essors It Lacking at W Vao U 0 · andEariSu111erland,orParkoro- ~Dou&h tlloi" ·fG!'littrEIJJI~of .Ptllo ~~,andDaleWateroiJfCiorkl- bo&:P~·~·~~~~~=:::: ~ Tuoo4a1. :lile lilllllstOro and Ill'· men f1PpriM4"'""" lor merger or. 111e two boord• Iii 1989 - •- ·~-- '-'----Wast v•; . .w~ June. ~ The re~ planJ for merpr lriU be presented to 111e joint meatlng o1 tJie c:ommlttees on IIDIOil. oo Ootoller 31. All boordo and ageneiDa of the two churcheo lrlll doopreaent tllelr propollla ror merger In this mettl"i, ..Uod .l>J Blah~ D. Frederick Wertz• Shar'- In 1lle Parkeroburg meetlllg~...were Mathodlst olllcero lheludlng olO!Cutlve oecretary of the -.r of P ...lono, Dr. ReD- 5 ::U YH Gttth lest .•• from Us CHARLESTON, W, Va. (IJPD - West VIr"'"" _... Unlver••h· ""' PreI I - James G. Herlow told a Cllarlell4n dvlc elm Wodn•L ~ do¥ thol111e Jludollt-teacher r&· · t1o st 111e Unlverol~ v "looJr••"" ...., ...._..,ol,y hl8ll and will ....... ry R. Higb, Charleaton; PreaJ.:. worse." d!llll Joe Ctoey,ofLopn, and oeclil>eeldn8 10 1lle Klwardo Club, ratory, Vlrsll 11. Ware, iJf Sum1lle ..,.~y ~- preolcleat meravllle; EUB -.r olllcera: prooldent, Rev. Clarence Edman, ot. Fairmont; vice president. Roy ol Alexandria spent Labor Dt.Y mosolow, p~ Pleasant·, seereweekend with her ..,_... ••-nta, Mr. tary, Rev, Donald Lockhart, of and Mrs. Herman London, and olher relatives. Mr; and MrB. WOlle cundlll aald the oel!oollo elll'rellll7 short and 1011 have m9vod !rom Colum- 160 faculcy mombero . bus to the William CUndiff house. He add It WIJ dllllcult to pi He Js employed at Tiny's in 111e state leglolature to lljlllroprt. Middleport. ate IU!Ido for ouch oldlm-• Mrs. Elll Quillin has return- oriooo 111e ocboolllreadl' haothe ed to her home after spending 111uc1ento enrolled aud can Jll'O"e bro weeks with her daushler and an Immediate need for the ellra oon-ID-Iaw, lolr, and Mrs. John periC!IIlel. Southern and llunUy and dauahHo aald he hopoa ovenltJdly to ter, Mrs. Ruth ThOO>as, at Cry· have $250,000 amualb In racuJ. stal !4ke, Ill. Q' research IU!IdL llo add InMrs. 011 Bogess vi>lited her stead ol att8111J111Dg to get the aon and claughter-tJHaw, Mr. and 111011ey llleludod Ill the leglolatlve Mra. Charles Bogp" and lam- -OJUiotlon, the Unlvero!Q'Irill ily over the Labor Day week· depend .., a dovelopment llmd end. oollcltlllg !lOI!IrlbaiiMo from Mr. and Mrs. Troy ZwiWrc dumnl, buolnell and lnmstry. spent Labor Jlt.y weekend with Mr. and Mrs, Rd>erl Lewis, l'ha best fuel 1m .your home. Tapa In oomfort. convenienee. Call 111 for delivery, anJ lime. OUR TRUCKS ARE EQUIPPED WITH TWO-WAY RADIO l'or letter, Oulctoar Mora Efflclanl hrvlce LEVEL OUT YOUR FUEL OIL COSTS •EQUAL MONTt:JLY I'AYMENTS• JOIN OUII IUDGET PLAN NOW RIZER OIL COMPANY "YOU'LL LH<E OUII SEIIYICEu PHONE·614-992-2101 POMEROY, 0. Charlotte and Sherry AM, ot Sanduolcy. MrL LaW'tl Sayre, of Racine RD, spent Tuesday with her olster and brothe•··b>-law, Mr. and Mrs. James s. Quick. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence SaD· oro and Mrs. carrte SeDoro Ill Colombua, visited here with !Ito. IMAI.:J "'•~ · .,. ___ . ..... -&-. and '..-<.· ...... Rd>ert. .. . itra. !l!'la '11ocloorl'lponl ·d1e" weekend with her sloter and bro-. 111er-ID-Iaw, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Gerlach of Letart, w. VL Mra. Douglas Moore, son Brit. ton, and dauabtar Christy of New· ark, llj)Orit a few days with her pareats, Mr. and Mro. Hernian Lolldon and olher relatives. 'l'alr!JriJ' and Cheryl Johnaoo or Wolf Pen spent a Saturday nilht with 111elr grandmother, Mrs. Ada Slack. Mr. and Mrs. John Slack and oono, JoltnQY and Donald, of ca~ ton, opent Labor Da,y weekend with hlo molher, Mro. Ada Slack. -"''*---!. ::::.~--~~~~--· - '. 'lli..,llllll' ~ lqtrovamoat lor ilL '· .,.,... Ill PeJIIIGIItahoi'ell with .... ·~ ~.-tilt presellllit!OII to Mr.: J. ·o. F. Jcmoon.· Kro. coUft&orl of taxes &Dd-exelaes will outnumber llll)'llilns f>'OIII'ihe Statas. Who cari cope witj) 111e exctifJnen and taxmeD?" · · t.tm;·1liJ.e Frldo,Y ' '111ol)I6JIC1si1Mttdtomeet '"''"'' m... . '"" ·... at· ··~w,·.v·a.· 'DI·~ . ·· and talkwltll111e two-~ olciaalllllllbero ·l lllitllled- ..... ..,.-.,. ""' . •• doie eo....: ~':'! ·~-· lng of tho Iotter ,.,...P .ln the Allo shorlrc In 111e meeUng to 1lle 11011 ol111e ;\l!lorieaa ' •• be ..,...... Cbrlit Wttd Methodist (form. ' EUB Conterance &4>erb>- .......... Va., w.w.·:·:o:o:;:;:-:o:;:.:::o:<:·:·:=:::.:;::;;:::::;::::::::::x:::;; tr:tt.IB) etlu-ch, Ja P'arkerdlurc l!lllllll•lllilllli•lllli•ll!illli Mro. Mary Flaaapn and son Robert spent two week a !'lth the former'> lllllihter alld son-ID- • 1 ;;;~~1/a ~.-·-~Iii ==1~: lflldatureo can 11r1JV forth! On the olher hand, ·thOro are rich, llat Fodel'll emoluments _ your rich, 111\!lo llat Fodel'll omcea, the ,...ber o1 1 ' couat.J ~;:aneer 8410ltty ......... ~~!t~~h~~:~u'la.ilihg ••J may Jay with truth that there never was a · Herman Loo1on were Mrs. Mary more oCOIIIlllllcd aovermnent In any age or Alleo Hutchlna of Lorlln and eouatry, nor which wUI require fewer harkls, or nephew, Larry Levlvtch, of Toclw le11 Influence." ledo. But Patrick Hoary predicted: "Brlow forth Mrs. Ann Rey110lds, visited 1lle Foderll allurements, compare them with recentJ.y with friend• In Picker1lle poor, c:onten;>llblo things IIIII the State lngton. WWiam Grt7oon, a brWiant countryman, ~ Honry'a pooltlen. Madleonhadargue<l tho So,.te•o -.ra of conflrtnattoo would otam iho irowlh ofpreoldO!XId powers. Groyoon """ ~ Cfdl'lt * ~;~. r ' id convloc:ed: "Ie there ~ clauae to hinder ,\ r• .. ,_.... .ot 'the atrualt fo1' u.o li'un Jllvlng om... to uncles, nephews, llilq)~· BI ·Iia. ·au.. ww" oum:. · tiriithero and olher retaHms ·and lrlendo'l'' ., '!'lt!if "\"' Ito. ~-Ut~JI! ~ ttie ,:,. ~· Prooldont Thomas Joflera.,., In retlr&" ~~ Ntw,. ~o belllllllt Uit, nlnth, meal, mAde IIIIUIY C<llllmento.to ..lnalmnarto ~ tliat~ Jflall!!lli!¥11&. a BlllOl·lllalitl Hoary, Jfloon and . Gr~JoooOL Jeffer'loa ,.., par' 'to ~~-· tbl; italli ':Gm ~ eneroal!b!· ttclllarJ.y crltlcd of the s..>~mo Court. 1n an · ..,.._ _., ' . : . , 1820 Iotter to a friend he deacrlbod111eJuoHcea: "Ha~found, II:~~ICO, · J-cl>< ·: • ·,·• PIJHIIJr'Ti • ·''• . .mores' , . • , . . _ .. ·.·' ~=~,~==~~~:; ~~~ Mlvea '¥ekiore too' llle,"~y si1U1Ji 1iun reoi>ool,j,i!ftCjliJo!IL:.E ~ olbiUQ>toJMillcoplnlon,tho011lfrematninghold on them. An ~lnlonlo _.ed UP tna conclave, perhaps bf a IIJI,Jorli,y ot'O.O, dellvered as If ' w,11 0 ,._;.;.,_ Quie...., .... -~~~~~~IAI--dollflllea-.wpro- 1 . ', ~~L.:. ~· = ·.'Dor'. n~~..:;;:·~~·· '!JflUil ;D ,._,._J...!."- ' Vll'"..'oiia\ ..... remt~coun l"l . Cb!!t<~J.IV•:"',.' U3 · , . ...., ..,.., of ~tlrillbeiiiPt.Plol.. PT il'u:ASAA'I' . ~ ·: .r Ei..rn.; lioord rnombon, lin. ride on •at: ~ ' ~ICOII " - the .bmor- ~t~~ Jdhn leenlloWer, AndJI Gni!IOI', aWIIa rl.;,rs • · PT;' P~T.-'I'hl ·ll&lon ..":'uri!':. . ' !llieltillo ·' '·llldlt. ' · ' ' ..;,.~·.•<!llftltljtiQ!ial . _ _ at Philidol· ~~ ool(·ora, ~7M eoliliPaetbetw-VIrsln~~ -~ ...,..._qivlpllmandlurlo•Clll>ll,,tt.o.r~. ~ Ia ilr<L Tho.paef,COIII,JDI~I re.......ndod • ...,,..illlm o,·all, llif . . . "-, .stloo mot III!JirOftl ac · \ij~t~~l!Ut _ 11'111e """"'~~•~ ~ , ·r ·7 7' 1 ........ --;o-,·~ -,..,. ,, . ,. , , , , ~.PO\Jr· ao thol theoolembl,y • I u~r' Y' ~' ·~-" ' · ·· lion ire clllliinAno Of111e Nt'-~""'"'"'·ln-o ojrligle owr rotlllcat!oOL ~~:;"~ep;;;. carr ·4'ftch, Jr.. Mra. Frank to '111e Vlqlllla convention, iho reOutt o1 which :"'.!:~ ~ was Probelll,r dodolvo In oa~ohlng the. coo. ·Hardlllj /r., division boordmemotltutlon, were 101110 of the lfOI!eal n.,...ea of be the llevolutlonary perlocl, Palrlck Hel\l"y, EcJ.. ~;Prorre&O for Tomor""'" mund Pendletoo, Jameallladlaoo,Joltnlolaroball, J u-~ W81 the theme for thtl fMI'•s ames - · - · Fdlnuod _....,...,George lfa. .....,_with Dr Alvl L. W aon, Hllll'Y Lee and Franclo Corbin. m~"''" ' • Ranciolj)h defended the neee'o~q for a oew li'un tho Well Vlrglllla Val..,.._ couu"'tutlm and defined the llno of 1lle old olq Modlell CO-, prooldl~~~~o e•-•·•- tt H Ma11011 Coon~~' l'lloed .,,811 - · • on. llll'Y and Maoon foresaw abuse of .. -· durlow 1lle 1988 APril Cruoado >"ede• u - • r or direct taxatlooi. Corbin and Mad\O<in dlocounted II. Corbin: "No danpr... ll with 1lle project goolfor111eCOIII>o -•• • ·~ be Hldom uiiOd." Henry predlciAid: "The t.Y being .,,694. ~ .. · 'N, UW ,J:lclo~ COOiroai'»ciftrundtr • ... ., l' . . ' ""'• ~"""-•· ~- ..... !l... ..-. u .., 0. •·'~"·' "'·""."~. """.•.• nil IOCIII'O•'!'P-..c a bola prep • - · - · • of jualora ti> w........... oadl Qrlal where - · 1lllrk .lti = 1 ...... m:'. · fiJI,~.... relll.. lhltthollo'clarallpll el'f'ld'Pt~o July C, 1718; pre<edildtll¥ llf.. ~~..H.:.. . .,...._, .._...__tnt -y-•• ....., ,....... ~ . "" ., more ~-~ !Wo At a loeoJ llllllllllir oe~~oo~a..; waa a eluo called,.~.,., 'II,~ .· II 1111 1lle """""" moll .......... ..... ~ tho proJir&IL ~, •m!'Jf "' ,rlllldoverfl01f111elllirmilc01ll• ........ ·'10""'-~' - . ..1 ~··~· """""" ...... - •Iii"~- .:j lim ···~r·~IJ.~,!hat~ '"wlb8r~Jhlrd 1lif:. 't u'·t J•,-·o'·. n''·:l.. •~· . ! . ., .i;!>ilod"~ltJ;,.ll ~romo COUrt oPlriiOu ~'!t; . · liWII,ea ,l>J thoiollllllo olconatt- ' doa't ....... Wben - · bealr .. hldll!l ber bead, 'but - ··' ---"-• · lor look ......,.. Teenl all · the aatlon are patting Ill i'HQrdbrealolq _.-! tor - 'I'hlf'reon ~ llOIIdudliJI . J!OII· · 1IVrid ~.!: tho I I'C ·. •. , I ··'~- ......... -tnesa.of Pill.1*i!."~ lo ~:cFe!Jeioal Conllttuti9ft. · ·~~~~ p~l~'!' ltl o~om.. · · ,. '· .. . , • ~ i ,_...., pooot ..o. Tho YCMl'd beltS STAII'l" ~ . _ 'l'lull YIJII'¥1 ·tiJ. ·~ !of Don't Puii·Hong.noi.l. Cut Them Wit.. .ScissOrs . · a . -I .. :. ~ •..·- .. hope of victory. Already these liberal elllmates are being called Into ' . lion. As indicated here, the New York outlook II very . carryiDg New York State with Its huge and vital eleclorll Fresh reports from Pennsylvania and N811' Jeney olio are DDCTDRI8 MAILBAG. vote. negative for Humphrer,, At Ibis moment, oa1y Maos'Jch!IHIII among the 10 biggest seems a reasonable Humphrey bet. . The report II not a statewide survey but merely a prlva~Iy taken poll iJf two urban areas. Yet the meooace Is devaslat· Professionals who worked the trani"'''tlnental talephoae s,.,·.' . lng, lor they are two Jewish dlotrlcts Ill Brooll:lyn whlcl! norm· circuit during lbe vice presldent'a llrot weell: 011 the road got ally deliver an enormouo Democratic vote but tblo lime show : a aow of diaaator reports they could hardly belleYe. 0ae ouch Democrat was so slum!ed be said, oa1y half Ill jest: .. '\. , . . a very heavy leaning toward Richard Nb.on. As an llldlcation that thlo poll waa no fr.U, a group wltbln ~be::::.r:w,::L~tbeftralpresl,deatlal-l ly W-'YHE G. BUHDSTAbT, M.D • .• a major Jewish fraternal 0\'Banlzation In New York City recently took a private vote aild ~ CS\110 out 20.to UC!f, N""'-' party ·'·· · freq ·"" '""'' .,• ."·>qo·n · over Hwnpbrey. · · 1 01 ~~ oRJ.e, ~ . : , mono :!maglng to Hump:ret/:: to ~~· fi I :~w· Pfi\'eiif Tbore are oilier olpa of lmpe..UU, dllloter In New Y;;i[: badly whb>aawlid between ' the · -~ 1" · ·" ' ofafir~J·ijll ~ Hampl!rey'a campalp or<anlzatloa Ia the state II a jerry-hallt president seems to be A-You ..ould take care' not " ~p~ Ia' tidal-edllee, H badly iillaiJeed blllway tbnlasb September lluol blo "law and order" discontent on one olde and the anllwar to pull loose IU!y skin or 1t.1111 lion IO'iJm,ul (Jillllr-1'~ _ . . •• o1 w. wr~~~ac ...... atDJ havlac tnute llnloJc •P clam.. on the other. Seeing his dilemma but unsure bow to deal with II, he bu tags that form at the ed&e of illfectiOI!S<::uplil'ilfil· to barill·. , heaolqaarten ....... your nalls. Cui them genfl7 lUI eb!!!!JCI)ij.' •lild illab~Mf. Reform Democrats who favored Sen. Eugene McCarthy but been ftoundering •bout wildly. Hlo worst Bopping eame In the aftermath or his W-founde<f aDd ouboequently retracted ~with nail scllsors. BeCause tile Have :a Din·~ ,.~, now are moving behind Hwnphrey nevertheless report that dicUon iJf U.S. troop wltbdrl'll'all from Vietnam. roots of these bangNJils are 10. DiiDe tbe 'uMOtiJibl ··~· many of their number are ollttDg lletleosly on the sidelines, He looked palnfuUy fooUob 1n Housloll 'l!'hali, to luppOI'Ihis easily Infected, you shoUld t!Dd tnat li. , - · ti sWI unwilllDg to pitch Ill. talk of witbdrawall, he waved a 11811'spaper wlllcll reported keep your banda and nall4 . .. • . , ·· > It ill almost comical lo bear that at this late stage some un11 wu retuinlne home. Ill fact, of course, It clean and, II a nail lag be· Q-Wital IJliW 1117. fiDiet", thel.a Marine Democratic c011gressmen In New York were being pressed to 11 being replaced by an Army un11. comJ• irritated, apply thlm· n.aill split and, peen J111W ,1,1111 "get together and come out" for Humpl!rey. Such support A professional polltteian here Indicated bcnr UDSeWlag lluot erosa1 (Mertblola~) at once - I ~vent tblo. · . '· ;, shnuld be automatic and early. performance wu when he said: lo ward otl ·lnfection, 4-'l1tllll oileD d!lll to ~In the judgment of one Democratic prolessl01181 Ill New "If a py will wave • paper aretllld ud 1• .d wltb -e_ Q-Wbat ean I 11o about llJe. loaf,ed UJ!Oiure to de~Piif.l York, the evident big tum-away In the Jewish vote Is prlnci· naUs !btl are tblck and bard? or tha u,quent use. at' '!ail pally a "law and order" phenomenon. He sees this ao the big tblq Jllre llu!l, :rea l!ave to w!lllder, H be caUo .lie .. If 1 soak lilY feet lo soileD ~b remover; Your .naB PGirr Josue of the campaign, and the 011e thai appears to have put ..- ... his elbow mJ&I!t - P the .(ooc'oar war) . · ·- · Illy nalls, tblo aggravates my h gives lupport. to. l'OUI," Humphrey on the road to disaller even before he ac:bteved ... dull:." full campaign speed. Barely started on the long traU to Nov. 5, Hubert eczema. or'p.Jr!\r w'I:.J""ren: Tha more generous estimates. of Htimpbrey's November lo conceded by his own 1o be ln a bard upliiJl A-ll Wa 1o Jnberlted lng tb,t old' NaU ~ proapecl have shown him W: beblnd Nlzon, yet Jeadlllg In In truth, the llrot overw •c cascade of dioaaler reports trait, no preventive measures ere avauabie but lbe;v" l!iillt' ' New York, Pennsylvania, New Jeraey, Ma·aacbusetts 8Dd suggests he Is only lnebes from the bottom of the bill. are polllble. In many per· be used with caution, 1!1: tJiil• . Michigan among lbe big states he must craclt lo bave any sons, however, the eause II will cause severe lrrlla'tiOII'·lll ,wearing shoes that are too youl' cuticle. ' ' • .. obort 8nd not kewlllg the ' · ., .... . · nalla ltlmmed. Tbat 1.1 wby Q-WUI wellld ~'·'""' · condltloll . is seen on G!o toenails to,~o.blacli: !IJ',•tiJOW· QUICK QUIZ tblo toenaUo but !limon never on brown! • · 1: ' ' ' · the fingernallo. II you cl!ll't A-TaldiJc BY JACK lYllRIAN trim your toenails With oelo· II!OIItltll'OII robe while htwu Brown Jr., wl!o- James Cosots, .• you should We them. NEW YORK - Lu Am Slmma, lllmlng. burn's new ·~ JI!OYio, Ia MeanWhUe, wby not lind the former Arlhlr Godfrtly Iller wl!o "The JWon Gtal" fa . . 10 old rum ltar Sally m ••~ 11011; callll! of your eczema and retired llhe became Ul, and yearo altar WW II, loD to Kerry .roe Jr. ~ treat II? wbooe husband died ou-.Jy, II record m Ito ..Uulold·lllat tho ,..._ otory abalt a N. Y,lllrl well again and makes her com• - l h blllfmalre Axel wl!o peroebales Into a Bolivian Q-&J•o anrt of dlaeaoe 11 back on TV with Merv GriiiiD w..,.r.Gnn a1 111e 11art ot ww jungle to Join a png or guor• ealinll II!J.. bus~~~ . ·IIDger:· • .... Terry-'l'bom&a Is 57 and Juat D PYO all rl&tU .to 1lle Bolon rWas, and COburn lllrea It ao na11s away. He bU liMn welcome• his second 1Dftt T~T'I 8011 to •'OWiand WFIIIII' • Grea II!Uch he wonto Herry tO change treated !Of • flinluo and . ' • droacl7 8J!I!Cl!llleed he and hlo waa ac<UHd of pro.Nazl, hut II 1lle lllrl'a role Into a man ao ht wife woold Uke a dau8IJter ... woo -or _.... o:aa plllf II. Week's braYery award - t h o Brltllh "rille elnbe" an pro. Betweea ber Jut two appear. lad who lUted Scl!!nl U"""''' uterattna u 111111'0 roelol anceo oo 11erv Grillln'o TV oar.,· llralnlla tbert, iuo ·..~ loa, Mra. Wehard JJuaboo, wlfo .'·/ NFIDI1 Glrl"l!u Ito-~~~- of 1lle N, J,'I'!Jov, ch OWod 15 · .. mlore hero Ill N, Y., builD lba .... ADd i!ho told Mllre Doug. loll, II wiD II!Ol'O' IIal!llqo. lu she wwld ·-have hor Time ontb - al ~·ea II· l!ml>..r II home 1lleD Ill ll!o -.11: bet...att.l WJdte llo!ue; aha 1101 h or loD'o Amerl- Kl4ne7 An'a. wllh .,_ 'lbe "Your OWn 'I'I!IDI" •' 'lbe fawaq - - o n I'll- ....to II a llllllk'oek owllch· m It St. VIDCODI l'lland Ia liit Carib- ""ke ~ 1 ! o'o "'l'woiftll Nilbt," - - - - - - - - - - . beau wiD future · "No IJllf. ,.. and 111e old Plot aUdea IIUP'I•· .... ll!e and ba1J11i pmNirc, 110 oQhlllte, .., lllllJ ...U .iaua!Gid: · - AI Sclllrartz an _.qd. _._.. and....., lllld out lriU ~ Vlola!o ''llhlm of dnlllq Dot naiW,y; ibiJI' otU1 - -bavo 99 Pill -- Vodoa I or -In mal'a dothoo, inexplll'"bleln ~ Ilion Ill tho Orlm•ll «mmdal!u- -IDWoit tho orlllllaJ, 1M1W Vet')'lll!ld! tho ownod ~y J. ,Bolli .•• TJio .lbar !lorDw!J; .. far -lbetflJila .~ -larp 'l'ln!i• 8of!are aria clo!*l eilht - ' • '"' the .....; far. Ollmm.udlooJoilll WFllllll all ioll dlfriii'OIII ~~ lilt pt - - · lor 1llll'lo iMbm- Pbllllpo, .... Iller •'lial. m 11M< ~ Bldg. baiD'I .... Jo, Doll11," PaU'l Ball4J rlablln .. WOR radio atar ~ Fltz· 111 elaborala 1J101<J mlpie-., nr. acio&'l pnld (she ..r • Lori raeo 11111 he .bououi..a eaeb u EdWard Fltz ilrlt Mr. Y-"eo ·.111 .ler!lool...f "rm ar'' In IIIII MrL illll ;~ ~ 1r1ho tho ~ Ill ' lilt bolO II ~·--!H.J;. .beck to -~~ be .. • ell•• - ·· It - - ol1od PNrl .... 'lbe Roal.roi.' L. In tl!lnl ean Ill ominti wiUJ 1!11 1o . L IM'oLw brl~ Hoi Da!d . . _ , II wiD - ..r hal I· D!Oted IMo woo bunt I!J' , _ pin; her lloqoJjo pm•o 1n a lJo7d w~ lt!o 111e •<lab- ·• '""* .·: • . •' ' ' '~· 'li>l:... ;~~.:,;,... "~~.:.~- And,.- HHH Road Is Gloomy, Uphill WASIDNGTON (NEA) Vice President Hubert Humphrey's managers bave jllll been given a sJoocll:lngly gloomy report ou his prospects lor ALL FQR ~All: ........,..... '< ,-,:.,.:;;!_;(· . '.' ,.''' ''" ~ ,t'' i·' .. l·,, .. ' .· ' ; .:.·: .••· ,,;~:.! _: ~t · u·.,· ' . i:} • . · ,< • olll Ev" ""- .-.., Siaatoro eta. Ill ...._. 1lle volt, Wf'll ·i l d l - I Jot Gf '"" ood to be I>JI .1o:oo. voloo and 1 Jot olthlllklrc "' 1 - d Uko to aak ber CJUt a- CHELE FROM TilE cHoATE gain. hut thlo amberrlllllo . iDB badlleaO. bow de IQI'OIId! SCHOOL ber7 - UNHAPPY WITNESS Dear Chole: ' I bow 111011)- otiJora Dear. Un: !llllcod, allll!l w1t11 1110, I b al '"' IIJ tal ......... YOUNG - ' " st G!o nejtim;l :IIIII nover HW tho nnll~ Jn. -~-· aJarl and •Ji,.. dclenl. Wheo. gltl ..... big - · - - . latbor )ll'OI>Iom, i!ho-. •11l'Y tezutad, Wblle older dal~o tactrul bolfriend. - H. 71WIIed. read ... _ . , Dear Hel111: or &OU4Iod. Pll,y ... - H. I am 18. 'l1lo !IIIII I love II 116, married, will! two chlldroto. JOeiguill Miller ne lmori na ean't lland hlo - he<aa10 as lbe "poet of lbe Sierras.'·' BRUCE BIDSB•T The Outloolc Is Discouraging ly DAVID POLING l . ..;.,. he .....,.,.4 my dale, Jllllh· ed her lllto 1lle Uvlng room, and I wtl ol!oelted to - him turn ber ....... hlo lmeot, pall up her oklri and ..,... her w1t11 • Jatt a .ho1rbruoh. 01 _... I In a IOU'ey. • • My date IIIII ti> llle wu Mexico City be considered valid and oot "ar· tificial"? Yes, says the doctor. High 1111· . .-.' • ... - .,. .. . . ...-with. · YGilr -~~ opltilllll to -Yov:rH ·ASIQ!JI'FOR lr, care Gl Heloh Heli> Uti thlo newspa. .· per; · . FATHER DOE!IfT KNOW BEST ~"::..... 1811 our dllrch ...... I bowJin& Jlli'' t;r. My- date wu a lllrl, Fd MY· er taken oul Wore. IIIII "" hid a bluL I aoked her time ........ I!IJIIIOllod to be home and tho add 11:30. . We 1101 1llen ohorll,y altar !1:00. 1 .oleglod In- to Ill' I_•· ·,•.l.~:.·;~·.G) :,l'' .·· {·i.':,I} J !s ·\'l.~'t'.•• . • -~c-• · ..; - , ': ' "' Tid I colltDIII 'II lor l<*!li liiO, , ~ 'arid Jii!U·~ tl!ol!\ ~- and !IID;:A.t twlth ~ ~ ·orJauajol lioilll!' bill ~!:4 hill! ·or It .......... . tage in these races. Should records ln shorl track events at ' t~' !lit.' ihob: with the fact that at these short distances, a runner completes the race using basically the same air in his lungs as when he begins. In longer races, low oxygen wlU probably prevent any new records because the athletes will have to breathe continuously. However, competitors from hllb-altltude countries, such as Ethiopia, wiU liave a definite adva•· . QAVID POLING f. '' 'Yq!J'W A8KE11 ,FOii,ITI ;, • The reason Is decreased wind resistance . because of the lower air pressure, coupled Twenty·slx lives were lost while playing with guns, most of these from playfully point· lng it at the victim. At least lour deaths were caused by "Russll!ll roulette." Another 26 persons were killed either while demonstrating the weapon, target practicing or shootIng at birds and small animals. While 83 victims died of self-infiicted wo\lll()o, another 24 were shot by family members. Five accidents resulted from ~u!Ding ' . . · . · . ' \ ' ·... . , : /.,. ., :';·:.,·.'' · ; · : ' ';r.ll f•\;w ~HEL~USIJ).,~ 1 t~.· · "' If an Au<trallan doctor is right, sports'fai!J can look for some track records to fall at tbi' forlhcomtng Olympic games In Mellico City. According to Dr. John B. West, a specialist in blood circulation ln the lungs, the thinner atmosphere of the city, which Is situated on a plateau 7,500 feet high, may result In rec· erd-breaklng performances Ill sprints of 1011 meters or less. most dangerous weapon of all, the " unloaded" gun. -:-,:. ·.·;,. , :, . Sprint Records Predicted EV01'1 age group C<IDtributed to the toll. An of them In their teens. Most frequently, the gun was accidentally fired by the victim him· self or by another youngster, often a brother. At least 29 of the 143 fatal accidents occurred during the servlclhg or repairing of the firearms. Several were caused by that ·."- ·, ·: •i· sense at Ill times. For registered guns would kiD just as sure· ly as unregistered ones, so long as some ~ pie treat them as toys or let them fall Into the hands of children or fall to use ordinary. prudence in handling these very Jethallnslru· ments. ~ ""{·'··.·"··.,.·': ·. ·.~. ,~ ~-· ~.:::g~ -. . •.·.ti.··,o.;;,·.. ·~~~~&~~; erg~~ ..:9~,~.· ~]Jrov~ .; t I~ j"' t~~~~»Wl»».>:¥;·~..·.' ·sicte·ty Wins . ,. ,. ' .. . .. • DiiJorlty ot. Americans are .. ccm- .en..; ol tho wonlo Wel!llar: "I ohall eurl eYery Jac:u1. the Colllllltutloolr-bo-' II_ . ._ rtt:'r. ~=- •• , buy 811)1 Warm Morning Coal Heater ••• and "''II live )IOU • to ncelve for just ONE CENT I complete 24-plece set Ill stain.... 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Daugherty will sulrer a ly MAJOR AMOS I. HOOPLE Feul011 F~•tor ' Egad. friends, when one contemplates the magnitude of the games on this week's card one would be tempted to think we were at the end of ' the season instead of just the beginning. And what a beginning il isOk Ia hom a - Notre Dame, Georgla Tech- T.C.U., Texas A&M-L.S.U., SyracuseMichigan state, SO. CalHornia -Minnesota. Texas-Houston, Penn State- Navy, RiceWashington, Ohio State-Ar· .. .<· kansas- ULP! As a special treat for you. dear readers, I've elected to concentrate my efforts on the big g a m e s at South Bend, Ind., Minneapolis, Minn., and Austin, Texas. Forecasts on the other games are being handled by my two top assist· ants , Hannibal Wottaburp, the pride of Missouri , and Chet Thinkley, the Human Com· puter, on loan to the us from NASA Oklahoma, the "champion" team in major college football for the last 25 years-196-58-6 .722-takes on Notre Dame on t'le latter's home lot. Incident· ally, the host Irish are tied with Old Mils for the third best r e c o r d over the past quarter c e n t u r y, the clubs .·. have identical records of 171 victories and 66 defeats. But · when Bob Warmack, Eddie Hinton, Mike Harper and the rest of the high scor· won't be able to contain the Duke 27, So. Carollna 14 Longhorn's one-two punch- stanford 19, San Jose st. 10 Bill B r a d I e y and Chris Texas Zl, Houston 20 Gilbert! We foresee a Texas Texas Tech %1, ClncinnaU 14 victory, 26-:!ll! U.C.L.A. 25, Pittsburgh I! ing Sooners trot on to the field to face Terry Hanratty, Jim Seymour, Jeff Zimmennan and their supporting cast, you c.an forget the record book and get set for an explosive afternoon. Now for a look at some of Hannibal's anrl Chet Think· ley's selections, and perhaps 1 s h 0 u 1d warn you to keep your seat belts fastened! Watch for Edd Hargett to launch several rockets as Texas A&M thumps L.S.U., 37-19. And, mr assistant's in· form me, Michigan State's After due deliberation awl several private consultations with acknowledged experts, your Fearless Forecaster has reached a decision . (Ed Note: We understand he visited three fortune tellers.). When LBII Week: . . . Woa 8 -=:::..::.::=:...:.:.:.;.:.:~.:.:__: Loot 3 Ties 3 Pd. .'1%'1 ___:.___;,___;__ ·le!nlt .• I Ready M:fxe6 881• · ta~A Oz. GLOSS PAINf BALLPOINT PENS Insulated ·m"TERN Underwear DUNGAREE.~ •· = ' Wellston 28, Ironton 20 world amateur chsmplonohlps in' Australia Oct. 2. Jackson 1.4, Lo~an 6 teun ·g olf far d ·.· ' Alexander 1.-, Eastern 12 lis-Coal Symmes. Valley 28, Hannan Grove; Hilliard; Foirlond 22, Chosopooko 14 total Honli Gallio·Eostorn. So11theastern Ohio and Sou· thom Valley Athletic Con· ference teams will begin leaeu• play this w.ek.nd, reduclnt our owerall tlate ta 12 Here they are: H•ntington 24, Pt. Pleasant Ravenwood 20, Wahama 7 mutuel revenue was ooUeded for New York State durin& the 2~ race meeting at the saratoga track. Slight increases over 1967 were reported ln both atten- t•••. 19 ' "Old SJwash" Knox College in Illinois is affectionately referred to as "Old Siwash." Geor~e Fitch, Knox ''17 alumnus, tmmortall.zed it as such in his humor· ous novels of college life. 11u. A well - ~·: r I·-; .. ·> Comb · S 11\111 wtaaa' ·.....-., I. ~ ' Womeut '\ FAU BLOUSES I polll.. 1 Each ,....,. tit- Wei! -~ ' ~ . ,__.... DOZENS OF STYLES I Mens ·"Perinjlnent Pres•" SPORT SlDRTS "'do n. :JooMa .,. ofter a V....,lf .C otJieo ead lab~ In New hQ ~ ~bi.......CO- ta l!olldo-l'loiD-' (M/... 87 ... IEqd, Always l..ower Prir.es!! Fall·~ 9995p..;cf WELDERS GLOVES SWEATERS $1.99 $5.87 MEN'S !J. :-: ...... AT .... r----------, r---------~ Ea. SWEAT SHIRTS '1.37 f& MARK V II 4-5+7',i SHO'r • • ' • • ' WOMFNS BULKY CARDIGANS ·t.. · · , ·· , t.· ·' 1 • 1. &7 .565 12 72 .529 17\2 72 .526 18 73 ,525 18 18 . 503 2ilh llo .477 25\1 88 .429 33 . . c "f~ · ' Is understood to be. considering Ray as his slartln8 pitcher In UPI !t>otts Wrttar · the third game . ot the World lla1 Waahburn, once I tie roraotten man of the St. Louts Series aaalnst tile American Cardinals' pltd1JDI ltalf, hal a Loaguo cbamplon Detroit Tlaero new contract waUing .btm tn m Oct. 5, DOWN tor. lbl"l"". :,. ,,68 ~ .U4 26 ·• x-Clln~ poman1 s. . "I never IBW a guy throw a eurve much better, u aa1d WWie Mall commenting on the nohitter. "II fioated up there but you couldn't hit it." '"he had a biting curve." said Cardinal Jlilchlng coacb BillY MUI!elt. "He ~ that and he had control." A 30-year old ' uaUve of Kirkland. Wath., Washburn llruck out eJs11t and walked nve. Mille !liamon doubled home Orlando Cepeda with the nrat run 1n the Cardinals' HYenth inning and Dick SCfll>. Reid's double ana C.rt Flood's stngle procllced ·the second St. Louis run In the ell!hlh, The Chicago Cubs beat the New York Meta, 7-2, the Philadelphia PhUIIes nipped the Plttsbursh Pirates, 2-1, the Atlanta Brave• detealed the Houston Astroa, 2.ij aDd the ClnclnnaU Reds topped the Los 1\ngelea Dodgers, 2.0, 1n other Nadonal Leaaue games. Bosox Top Orioles In the American League, the Bo- Red Sox downed the Baltimore Orioles 4 - 0 and the • · (UP!) - DETROrl' (UPJ)... Now thol , Probabl• Pitebera All Tlmea EDT llr*W than allrf&>-lease.arlllt hurryJna lbrullh har act. 'lllo IWIIch or Yeteron outllaldor AI Kallne to third beoo, which came to tlaM two. dlyo 180, became 1 realfly Slnllb lllid w..me-.r nl8ht: "We're &Oinr to lake a good Onl,y games scbeW!ed look at Al at third tor the Hill Frlda,y'a Gomeo oi the Will'· He'o a oalilral cbl..,. at l'llllllurlll. n11111 athleto. Tbat'l wilY I'm wllllnl New York at Philo 2, twt.mpt to like the ciiBnco." ctnclllllatlallloootoa, nl8ht II llelroll'a game with the S1. LouJa 11 Lot Aapln, nl8ht New York Yankee1 hadn't been AllatU at SID Franclaco, nlllhl . ralaod out nllhl, Willie would hava mode hi• ~ dollut. The alualai llft.lloldor will !IIIII the ~ to call lbo / aliGia lbla lftorlmoo, liowltor, ~ lo!cLaljl .... alter hla 3111 Ylctor,y ot tht IMIOI!III, jAC~, Flo. (IJPI) . lc>lnolliiiiiJ 110 .... baa cloo8 -The Jaobaavlllo beYO ~ ~ ~olD 1931, flt'n ~ the ·"""' ot .tUralal. lace Mol Stoaiiiiii'H; :10-11. · the--~- ~-­ "IliON lnp upaJdo - . ; , ....... . . bollovo limo, too. . Jacksonville Captures Title who .. . . . the ,~,·-/It the~ IL \. lrlt(jl '; 1D ' C\lt·c: ~l In other games this weekend. tag the Pirates' Bob Vealelrith Eastern will play host to Alexander, Southern will travel to hie 14th deteat. Phil Nlekro pltcbed a three- Kyger Creek and Wahama Is to blUer 1D wln his 12th game tor be at home against Ravenswood. the Braves and deal Hcluston'a Demy Lemaster Ids 15th loss. llanll and Tommie Aaron each HELP KEEP . doubled home a run in the first AMERICA Imine Cor the Braves and BEAUTIFUL Nlekro went on I<> •ll·lke out ~eVen batters while yielding HARDY MUMS Johnson hla third vldory and --· :" lbo 'but :;1jf' l!ilii!i "" wanta me,., ll1d the Kallne, pi~ 011 a World Sl!rle.-teamtorthe tlrlll Ume In his 18-YNr career, The switch ot Kallne Ill third, where he hae been working out In tnlleld pracUce a lot this aeaaon, c:odd moon Incumbent Don Wert -.Jd be ohlftod to ollortatop, Sinlth also planned to snap tho club's complete game string at II games alllce ho Willis Ill ... . - hla bull~· In ·•·~ ...... •or " the onrushing lrith St. Louis. others. El berfelds In Pomeroy ' -Ill&...,...__.,._ * :·- ...., illlllle beol-llllo - ..... 1'016, 'I'IIIJ'te Vt.bi¥•} . • • ~- 0.111""";"" ~ $ ~~~~1'0niJ 2 BAKER 69.95 FURNITURE ' MIDDLEPORT, 0. - u.. REG.$1.79 IOO's 2-Hour . DRY QEANING (UPON REQUIST) Our i.-1 Ooool Ctooa~ ... a...... ~..- VICKS FORMULA 44 COUGH SYRUP 1.19 SERVKI .,. ULTRA BRIGHT ·: TOOTHPASTE ~ . *"ottbolr S-1 .' SHEER STRIPS BANDrAID . 51 Re&.48c MODESS ' TVt~ ' ' Ree. $359.95 list ••• ',.. Remember' . . OoaMoWIIIOo,.-,.ll•a friptllra bothers to shopping ' ".r\utomaiic Eledrie · . I.year Warranty on entire Ranae for repair of any defect wlttt. _char&e, plus 4-year Protection Plan (parts only) for fur· Pl$luna replacement for ant' defecti~e Surface HeatinJ Unit Surface Unit Switch, or Oven Heating Unit o~t hnt o• rour ' 1 1WQ \'1M GUAIANTIII Worronty bocied bJ Senora! Mlllorsl :· Chooae 1our flower bulbs now acinthi, anemones, muscari and ~111 :· sible until the ground freezes. crocus. daffodils • .-.rcluus, hy- of coffee! '. •, .·.. '5.87 ot tulips, for wou! All that rema1ns of baked-en oven soil Is a whisk-away trace of ash.• CLEANS OVEN RACKS, DRIP BOWLS, TOO! Cleans tftem lor you while it cleans the oven. • And, all for about the ptice of 1 cup . _::. bulbs although plammg 1s pos- from the big selection 59 H. 2nd Avo. 992-5560 MIDDLEPORT, 0. 40"" tltct,ie • CLEANS ITSELF AUTOMATICAUY, ELECTRiCAU Y! No more drudieiY ··:~:_ -OoloN,"""' .... o1...,._ """"aad YO.•uIa ..£'mall, 4elli!llled-QDt 8wcacen. · · Plant bulbs now for beaut.y in the Spring. Spring gardens are created In autumn. September aoo October are the month& to plant DUDI:EY'S another a!l the Reds dealt Don &ltton his 15th loss, The victory raised Arrigo's record to 12 victories and rdne defeats. ........ fNM Ha• Econe11ic Dopt. of tho Local SchHio WILL BRIGHTEN UP YOUR CORNER tour- blUer and Tony Perez doubled home one ron and scored .... tbol ,f'l.Jll: __ .. ..... Max Whitlatch, left guard; Jon Kloes, len end; Harry Slawter, center; Crow, right guard; Barr, right tackle; Ault, right erxl; Jetr Werry, quarterback; Elbert WU... Iiams. right halfback; John Smith, •, Na lnes •. : ' ., ' r I ' I' • lineup. We need 01 lllaJill hitters Tiger Mlnil&'er MI.Jo Smfth l1 Mayo planDinB more chanp1 In hlo .(X'OUd w-. J, The starting offensive Jill&-q) includes Jim Swatzel. left tackle; !u":'"~na~~~... o By Tigers Manager Smith Allanta ~11-llatHouolon (Giusti 10-13), 8:80 p.m. St. Loula (BrUeo 18.10) Ill San Frlllcloco ()larlchal 25-8) 4 p, The m. ' Clncbllltt .(Culver 11-15) 11 Los .lnplea (tOller ~~ 11 p. m. 'lbo i cornerback; Elbert WUllamo,left beck, and John Smith, rtght hallbOck. .f« 28 Pldla 2 Pllllburp I nliJhl toarlb Barr, left tackle; Larry Lemle1, lett linebacker; Harry Slawter, rtght tecllle; Mix Whitlatch,die Jlllrd; Jim Crow, rtght tinebacker; Rocky Williams, riaht Johnny Briggs singled home the wtmtng run In the seventh left hal!back and Kenny English, imlng to glve the Phlllies' Jerry fullback. Lineut} Changes Planned ·;. left end job. Other defensive starter. are Kenny English, rtght 0!111; Mille california Angelo and Mfmesota Twins aplll 4-3 dedo,lons Ia a dooblebeadera. Adolto Pldlllps' two-run fll>. mer climaxed a three..,., atshlh-lmlng olf Jerry Koosman and carried the Cubs Ill their victory. The foss was Koooman•s IIIIi against 18 victories and apJ>arentl.f ended the rookie's chances of becoming the NL'a drst rookle 20.game wtmer Iince 1947. Rich Nye received credit for hJs seventh win aplnst 12 losses. only three walks. Gerry Arrigo pitched a ,j one defensive chlnge. Wl)'rle · Well, a sophomore, has earned . • a crack at t.lfb starting defensive . ' . ' '.. Ita same startinc teamJhis, week on otcense W there will lie OD!J< N'0•H ' .' •itte·r Within 24 Hours . L. Pet. GB 54 .64.1 N•w York;. •••• 68 85 ·" ' c. ' 100% ·OrJon AeryJic·ll ~ .I '' .,. .· BOX w, ceiving In the league Ialit .year. Meigs, meanwhUt:~, will keej w·as.hb.· urn HurIs NL', s 2nd . . ~ ~ 11 . . . $297 ' x.Detrotl. ·,' .•98 Baldmore . ; , . 87 Boston •• • , , >81 New York•..•• 80 Clovoland • • • , ,81 Olldand ...... 77 Mfmeiots • ••• 73 cautornla .. , .68 ro e)'ll have 1l othe/ Je:tlermen, in- scored lfle Buckeyea• lone eludiJW1gunl SlleJ:iaPerklnswho in the win over Wuren . Local. Other returnlne starters 1~ -'.10 was an all'""'-auer last year. ~or Ftdlblek Don carier, elude PhU Ennts. 110 lb.\ encl; 170 lbo.,."·hos proven blmsetf a . Steve Le"'rtrw, 195 lb. Uickl~t thorn In the 1ide of opposiUon and Eddie Mldkltr, 175 lb.. end~ ~ telllu so tar this aeason. carter who tied tor second tn)as'8 re- ln addiUon to Polley, the Buck- ""'..;, trl point.a, as on all occasions Of the pme, however, were no adcqo • , , , ,63 90 .t12 3512 Walhlnlten , . ,59 53 .388 39 St. Louis and a polllble. World ~ . . x.Cllnches penna;lt Serial aalisnmont In Ilftrotlal W.Uston came ~k quickly In the ·aame qllB11Aor 11111 . tied the Wednesda.r'o Results a rellult or the National l.eagut's third no-hltter of the ICOI'O II 6-6 lrith a 'ID IHIII and Boston 4 Baltimore o tile ·two teams went to the dresa- Minnesota 4 Calitornla 3, tst season. llw ·'"""'' tor lntmnlostoo with California 4 lltlnnesota 3, 2nd Wasfl>urn, who developed Into the.game d...-ocked there. Wa1h at Cleve, nl8ht ppd, ralll a slow curveball pitcher alter Melao took !hi lead lor good N.Y. at o,t., . Dllbf, "ppd;, ralll on oral .Umont robbed btm of Onl,y gam 11 lehedul8d his rast ball In 1983, pitched a oarb In the thil'!i .POrlod when Tndi.Y'I Prcllable Pitchers no.ldller Wedne;.Jay to give the ll!q Aoh recowmt a Rocket . All Times EDT Cardinals a 2~ victory over the AmJblo '"' the 2571td llne and a Washlnston (!Iannan 10.$) at San Franctaco Giants. tow pla,ys later WW!ains daobed Cleveland (Siebert 12-10), '(:30 Wallhburn'l no-hltter came ovar rron.u )'ll'da out,. onJ.v 24 houri alter the Glonts' A kay pasp intetoeJ>Uon at the p.m. Goylord Percy no - hiller the clciae or · the I;Odteat was made New York (SIIlttlemyre 20-11) Cardinals and ft"al the third of f<ll;l:•ch F.d Bartolo' and Terry at Detroit (McLain 30..5), 8 p.m. the National Lea8Je season. O!Jiacer•s Marauder•. by Mark Onl,y games oche<llled George CUlver ~~pttcbed one lor WJI,Ilaml. WaUalool Wll ~ Frldly'o Gamel · the ClncfmaU Reds aplnst the ~ to 10 deep oil I Ute 'ID 117 Boston at New York, nl8ht PhUadeiJ)hla PldUiei on July 29. wh!!n WW!amo Jaterceplfd. Rob- Baltimore at Chlcqo, night n Wll the fifth no-ldltor or the In ~halln also Jaterc~ a pass oakland at ~SOla aeaaon, one short of the major tor. Melp, . Detroit at Wallhlngton, nl8ht m a r k established In league ')'he of!onel,. I I - tor the OnJ,y games ochedulad 1917. tlatllng lo!oip 1QIIId W.o Eddlo Gets New Contract Yciiq, center; Teilily 4flew and National League General lo!anapr Bing Devine IIGiier Dblon, Jlllrdsl Fred W, L. • Pet. GB ·or the car~. 1111l01111ced T~:pD~>aon""' Fred Let~ tacides; x-81. Louts ... .94 59 .614 shortly after tha game thol ~ Hllea•aDdJelrll!orrll!l Ondo; San Fran, .•.•. 82 71 .536 12 Washburn w)U lie gtven a new llGII Slrilth, ~bee~; Do u,g .Cincinnall ..... 79 72 .523 14 contract which ''Wlll live hlm lll!l:ns and ~ ·WQI!amo, ruu- Chlco;O • , , . , ,79 75 .us 1&\2 recognition" for, tile ~tter beilka . , ·and lfark=tiJluns, Rick AUIIIIa •• ,,•.. 77 78.50917 and lo!aneaer Red Sc~' Alb.· and Roblri P · •'-··lh ' . ' ' ,75 77 .493 18\1 -&·cka. PItt .... ~ Bla~k, Ill ,. Johl> Phil~ ' .•72 81 .471 22 -~:·•;,.~~~.f...,_., Loa ')DP!o• •·..70 sa .458 24 , ·~ • Fullback Til\!' WUllems leodtnl IIIOm to a 12.6 victory eWer hoot ·WaUston. ' Melas starlod the ocorlntl In the . tlrat porind when Williams Hw•red over . from ·the three 7IJ'd llne. The try tor the ex- . ·I " ··• y I whoarewl(leleat- Jei'}'Y Polley, aoaU-~eeleo' . They edged Wa,r· ll"" ¥4 1...-ng ~ 1n t he ren · ~fl , ~ In tht.lr ..,.~ SEO~L a year II'!• 1\llornils~ 11111 .~~ .)lock ~t FYJda)l 'wltll'-' ldly at 200 poundoll'con - c k a w~applnt 40-lt'':"'""' O"l'r Vi~>o_ and Mllllck. Polle7 picked "' ton Cou~o · · 1 612 11nb In 159carrleslaatsea.. Ble g/m r«·. the Bdckoyes Is 1011as a junior. , ~ i·l~Pt. a :v;·-~•~7€~ = -~:::~~~~~ ~:~:p1:~: f '~ ~ ~ / V ~· · [ ,.,.,, ·BoW ~;y!~:,!:;e~~~~~~~. i1~ ,·· . Standings ~temational By United Pre11 Amerlclll Leap men opened their. selion ~am­ pillll Wednellilay ~moon with ., 49e "f.arter".:·Li!tle.Pil18 ~'~ i• ~ 79e "Palmol1ve" IW"'q .lirA~. : 'tlc •1 is "Menne~". Baby M~ll . ... • · Mefas' Ma~udors n;ltt ·t. out ·to prcnre themsehes c"omj)etttor in' the 1988 iiouti.M'ts~rn , OhiO Athletic Footballf.eWthi~Fd· day nfalll IJilns! . No)o,.vUti. York Htgh SChooL : .' Meigs, 1-lln ~ aed•I(J; goes agalnsteooalDave Bos. . ~hafnji ~:>. 98c Pepto Bismol ••••••••• 85e 98c ."'Brylcream" Tube ••••• 85c 89c "Vaseline" Hair To.,ie •• 76C 59c ."Band~Aid~ Sheer St•ps ~-· 79c' "Aqm~ Velva" .t.rru ~w ~ 79e "Williams"-IAdrie Shal-e Me. ' ' 49c "Ex·La:x."' Laxative •• ; ••• 42c (· " The Metes Manuder Fresh- ?~ . ·•I•"Nytoi"· Sou~ $leep ••• 'lie · • ·,. OVER 3GO fi'EMS· • • . ' SHOT GUN SHELLS ELBERFELDS •· ' ... ~· .l'"~ka; P~'!'~lll! ~e. .S}OO "'llf'ad and Shoqldets" .' ·Sb.ampoo •..• ~ ........ 57.c ,..ularood_....._ s 59c •r·~·42c 59c,"Vicb.":V•pomb •• ~ •• ~·• m...-..:Aftach\"'hblets ~-~"" . .~~~· .f , ~ . 1211 69f' "Atka-Seltzer" ....-1' ••• .39C 8lk: ."!).an" spray De~t...l .66C 99c'"Buffepn" ~eo Tai>Jetol ••• r. ;&7c 65c "Br.eek" Sltant~ • • • • • 54e . . . ':'t apa.~te • ~ ~ ~ 52c L ,. '.,. . Pr. 87 · - -'"""'* ... ,.,. ........... . dance was f53,360 and the total handle $32,357,467. ,, ,, ',. over iit tor ... dance and handle. Total atten- DUTCH FLOWER BULBS Denin! ~ a. D. l ~ietory .... 0 98.· ia. 'pper Closio,g fnlnt l l'i. Y. (IJPJ)... A $3,202,022 In pearl- SELECT YOUR -.4 .. all ·, WORK SUITS • •• 0 ' 0ouno ?. ' MRNS ONE PIECE ALBANY, of .,- s A Very Special Value TRACK REVENUE Trau 0 llldrt ........ Ea. •• Logan; Beckley•Huntintton; Southwestern-Alexander and ~ s ~ !~'" ~· own a 21·7 , l.loit• ~.JI•Isonvi\lo..Xf.~ . ..,_¥'~~' ~"'"'tow~ ·HamJ~la ' I. ' ......~?"' -.,.acu""' ., .a., "'""'·' iiA'la titspoctablo •750- 1Z averoge. , North Gollio 14, Soutlowos• CUrtis Cup teammate, withdrew because of illness. Our mlue• in the South· fern 0 oastorn Ohio (high school) Kn•r CNek 28, Southern 6 area last week were Gallfpo· IIJieO 98 the t~ Itt 12.-6 ., -..... --...---- 57 -~ Gf IIIMI""' Wetahl I ,._ .... Phyllis Preuss oo the U.S. women's . Mens s • . J "Bie" GOLFER NAMED NEW YORK (UPJ)... Slelle selected Wednesdly to replace . Pleasant, 1'. Va. Mason.. 'f. a. . V . Gallipolis, ·Ohio Shop.These ·Three SteteS! Ope.! 9-.30 A.M. to 9:00 ft.M. A QISCOUNT DfltARTMf.~T STORl U. Tex. El Paso 18, New Me>lco 16 V.M.I. 18, Vanderbilt 8 Wake Forest 11, aemsoa 7 Rice 2!, Waoblagtoa 20 Waah. St. 28, Iduo 7 Weot Vlrglala 16, Rlchmoud 3 Wyomlag ~Utah St. 7 Xa~ler 30, 'lfUOBtlco 3 Athens 14, Gallipolis 14 (llo) Coal Grove l.f, Rock Hill 6 ' ,. ' Mlon-Poreb Peek ('(JlonJ too. . .Fre~llltien .. ·• ..... - ' • ' (....f&..:" .. ·l~. .. . . ' ~;;~.:.:~:*ic:W.>:~i>g_.:;:;:o:;:;:;:::;:.;-:i. ·--84.l~. Hamlin of Fresno, CalU., was On the local •cene last week, w• hit nine of U guesses for a .6.42 averagea little below par for an old veteran. However, after " ......... ,... .v....... slllhi delay as the defensemmded lad's from DuHy's alma mater, Syracuse, lhrotUe the Spartans attack. Make It Syracuse 21, M.S.U. 7. In other headline cuntests the boys bave selected Ohio State over Arkansas, 33-211, Georgia Tech to top T.C.U., 14-13, Penn State to scrub , .,.,,-.,,. 1 Navy, 42-14, und Rice to out· last Washingtnn, 22-211! · Now on with the forecast: Alabama II, Va. Teeb 8 Arizona St. :12, Wllconsla 14 His Favorite Author Okla. Staie U, Arl<ansal 20 Army 40. Citadel 8 - hak·katf- the W a r mack· Auburn 9, S.M.U. 7 Hanratty fireworks have end· Colorado 24, Orerceu ZZ ed Notre Dame will be on the Florida 35, Afr Foree I long end of a 28·22 score-har- Georgia Tech 14, T.C.U. 13 rum ph! Kansas 17, IIIIDel1 13 Southern California's long lodlaoa !5, Baylor It journey to Minneapolis will Oregoa St. !8, Iowa 14 end on a glorious note for the Arizona 19, Iowa S&. IS host Gop be r s. Yas, my Kaa1as St %1, Colo. St. U. 8 friends, the huge Minnesota Missouri !G, Kentucky 11 stalwartS will treat tbeir 48,· Texas A&M 31, L.S.U. It 088 classmates to the season's Florida St. 38, Marylaad %6 first big upset as they down MlssiSilppl 17, Memphlo St. 18 the classy Trojans, 21·111-um· Mlchlgaa %6, CaUforala 14 knmph! Syracuse n, Mlclllgan St. 7 The meeting under the lights Minnesota !1, SO. CaUfornla 15 in Austin, will pair two of the Miss. State U, La. Tech 8 Southwest's finest- Texas and Nebraska !3, Utall 9 Houston. Houston, fresh from N.C. Slate 17, No. Carollaa II a 5+7 trouncing of Tulane and No. Texas St. %5, New Mexico almost certain to ~ain the 1968 St. 14 Top Ten list, is tn for a big Notre Dame !8, Oklahoma 22 surprise. The Cougars will Penn st. 42, Navy 14 give Texas a busy evening but Pardue 3!, VIrginia 12 Gta~.ft. I I . ~itSt Leag11e Test,/ I . CllRTAINS ....... . ·' .! ' 'I I " I �~ .' I. .' . - /' ' .Major Predicts Explosion at So. .Bend; Sees Minnesota Stunning the Trojans ,..,.._---"1 comebaol under the talell1ed DuffY. Daugherty will sulrer a ly MAJOR AMOS I. HOOPLE Feul011 F~•tor ' Egad. friends, when one contemplates the magnitude of the games on this week's card one would be tempted to think we were at the end of ' the season instead of just the beginning. And what a beginning il isOk Ia hom a - Notre Dame, Georgla Tech- T.C.U., Texas A&M-L.S.U., SyracuseMichigan state, SO. CalHornia -Minnesota. Texas-Houston, Penn State- Navy, RiceWashington, Ohio State-Ar· .. .<· kansas- ULP! As a special treat for you. dear readers, I've elected to concentrate my efforts on the big g a m e s at South Bend, Ind., Minneapolis, Minn., and Austin, Texas. Forecasts on the other games are being handled by my two top assist· ants , Hannibal Wottaburp, the pride of Missouri , and Chet Thinkley, the Human Com· puter, on loan to the us from NASA Oklahoma, the "champion" team in major college football for the last 25 years-196-58-6 .722-takes on Notre Dame on t'le latter's home lot. Incident· ally, the host Irish are tied with Old Mils for the third best r e c o r d over the past quarter c e n t u r y, the clubs .·. have identical records of 171 victories and 66 defeats. But · when Bob Warmack, Eddie Hinton, Mike Harper and the rest of the high scor· won't be able to contain the Duke 27, So. Carollna 14 Longhorn's one-two punch- stanford 19, San Jose st. 10 Bill B r a d I e y and Chris Texas Zl, Houston 20 Gilbert! We foresee a Texas Texas Tech %1, ClncinnaU 14 victory, 26-:!ll! U.C.L.A. 25, Pittsburgh I! ing Sooners trot on to the field to face Terry Hanratty, Jim Seymour, Jeff Zimmennan and their supporting cast, you c.an forget the record book and get set for an explosive afternoon. Now for a look at some of Hannibal's anrl Chet Think· ley's selections, and perhaps 1 s h 0 u 1d warn you to keep your seat belts fastened! Watch for Edd Hargett to launch several rockets as Texas A&M thumps L.S.U., 37-19. And, mr assistant's in· form me, Michigan State's After due deliberation awl several private consultations with acknowledged experts, your Fearless Forecaster has reached a decision . (Ed Note: We understand he visited three fortune tellers.). When LBII Week: . . . Woa 8 -=:::..::.::=:...:.:.:.;.:.:~.:.:__: Loot 3 Ties 3 Pd. .'1%'1 ___:.___;,___;__ ·le!nlt .• I Ready M:fxe6 881• · ta~A Oz. GLOSS PAINf BALLPOINT PENS Insulated ·m"TERN Underwear DUNGAREE.~ •· = ' Wellston 28, Ironton 20 world amateur chsmplonohlps in' Australia Oct. 2. Jackson 1.4, Lo~an 6 teun ·g olf far d ·.· ' Alexander 1.-, Eastern 12 lis-Coal Symmes. Valley 28, Hannan Grove; Hilliard; Foirlond 22, Chosopooko 14 total Honli Gallio·Eostorn. So11theastern Ohio and Sou· thom Valley Athletic Con· ference teams will begin leaeu• play this w.ek.nd, reduclnt our owerall tlate ta 12 Here they are: H•ntington 24, Pt. Pleasant Ravenwood 20, Wahama 7 mutuel revenue was ooUeded for New York State durin& the 2~ race meeting at the saratoga track. Slight increases over 1967 were reported ln both atten- t•••. 19 ' "Old SJwash" Knox College in Illinois is affectionately referred to as "Old Siwash." Geor~e Fitch, Knox ''17 alumnus, tmmortall.zed it as such in his humor· ous novels of college life. 11u. A well - ~·: r I·-; .. ·> Comb · S 11\111 wtaaa' ·.....-., I. ~ ' Womeut '\ FAU BLOUSES I polll.. 1 Each ,....,. tit- Wei! -~ ' ~ . ,__.... DOZENS OF STYLES I Mens ·"Perinjlnent Pres•" SPORT SlDRTS "'do n. :JooMa .,. ofter a V....,lf .C otJieo ead lab~ In New hQ ~ ~bi.......CO- ta l!olldo-l'loiD-' (M/... 87 ... IEqd, Always l..ower Prir.es!! Fall·~ 9995p..;cf WELDERS GLOVES SWEATERS $1.99 $5.87 MEN'S !J. :-: ...... AT .... r----------, r---------~ Ea. SWEAT SHIRTS '1.37 f& MARK V II 4-5+7',i SHO'r • • ' • • ' WOMFNS BULKY CARDIGANS ·t.. · · , ·· , t.· ·' 1 • 1. &7 .565 12 72 .529 17\2 72 .526 18 73 ,525 18 18 . 503 2ilh llo .477 25\1 88 .429 33 . . c "f~ · ' Is understood to be. considering Ray as his slartln8 pitcher In UPI !t>otts Wrttar · the third game . ot the World lla1 Waahburn, once I tie roraotten man of the St. Louts Series aaalnst tile American Cardinals' pltd1JDI ltalf, hal a Loaguo cbamplon Detroit Tlaero new contract waUing .btm tn m Oct. 5, DOWN tor. lbl"l"". :,. ,,68 ~ .U4 26 ·• x-Clln~ poman1 s. . "I never IBW a guy throw a eurve much better, u aa1d WWie Mall commenting on the nohitter. "II fioated up there but you couldn't hit it." '"he had a biting curve." said Cardinal Jlilchlng coacb BillY MUI!elt. "He ~ that and he had control." A 30-year old ' uaUve of Kirkland. Wath., Washburn llruck out eJs11t and walked nve. Mille !liamon doubled home Orlando Cepeda with the nrat run 1n the Cardinals' HYenth inning and Dick SCfll>. Reid's double ana C.rt Flood's stngle procllced ·the second St. Louis run In the ell!hlh, The Chicago Cubs beat the New York Meta, 7-2, the Philadelphia PhUIIes nipped the Plttsbursh Pirates, 2-1, the Atlanta Brave• detealed the Houston Astroa, 2.ij aDd the ClnclnnaU Reds topped the Los 1\ngelea Dodgers, 2.0, 1n other Nadonal Leaaue games. Bosox Top Orioles In the American League, the Bo- Red Sox downed the Baltimore Orioles 4 - 0 and the • · (UP!) - DETROrl' (UPJ)... Now thol , Probabl• Pitebera All Tlmea EDT llr*W than allrf&>-lease.arlllt hurryJna lbrullh har act. 'lllo IWIIch or Yeteron outllaldor AI Kallne to third beoo, which came to tlaM two. dlyo 180, became 1 realfly Slnllb lllid w..me-.r nl8ht: "We're &Oinr to lake a good Onl,y games scbeW!ed look at Al at third tor the Hill Frlda,y'a Gomeo oi the Will'· He'o a oalilral cbl..,. at l'llllllurlll. n11111 athleto. Tbat'l wilY I'm wllllnl New York at Philo 2, twt.mpt to like the ciiBnco." ctnclllllatlallloootoa, nl8ht II llelroll'a game with the S1. LouJa 11 Lot Aapln, nl8ht New York Yankee1 hadn't been AllatU at SID Franclaco, nlllhl . ralaod out nllhl, Willie would hava mode hi• ~ dollut. The alualai llft.lloldor will !IIIII the ~ to call lbo / aliGia lbla lftorlmoo, liowltor, ~ lo!cLaljl .... alter hla 3111 Ylctor,y ot tht IMIOI!III, jAC~, Flo. (IJPI) . lc>lnolliiiiiJ 110 .... baa cloo8 -The Jaobaavlllo beYO ~ ~ ~olD 1931, flt'n ~ the ·"""' ot .tUralal. lace Mol Stoaiiiiii'H; :10-11. · the--~- ~-­ "IliON lnp upaJdo - . ; , ....... . . bollovo limo, too. . Jacksonville Captures Title who .. . . . the ,~,·-/It the~ IL \. lrlt(jl '; 1D ' C\lt·c: ~l In other games this weekend. tag the Pirates' Bob Vealelrith Eastern will play host to Alexander, Southern will travel to hie 14th deteat. Phil Nlekro pltcbed a three- Kyger Creek and Wahama Is to blUer 1D wln his 12th game tor be at home against Ravenswood. the Braves and deal Hcluston'a Demy Lemaster Ids 15th loss. llanll and Tommie Aaron each HELP KEEP . doubled home a run in the first AMERICA Imine Cor the Braves and BEAUTIFUL Nlekro went on I<> •ll·lke out ~eVen batters while yielding HARDY MUMS Johnson hla third vldory and --· :" lbo 'but :;1jf' l!ilii!i "" wanta me,., ll1d the Kallne, pi~ 011 a World Sl!rle.-teamtorthe tlrlll Ume In his 18-YNr career, The switch ot Kallne Ill third, where he hae been working out In tnlleld pracUce a lot this aeaaon, c:odd moon Incumbent Don Wert -.Jd be ohlftod to ollortatop, Sinlth also planned to snap tho club's complete game string at II games alllce ho Willis Ill ... . - hla bull~· In ·•·~ ...... •or " the onrushing lrith St. Louis. others. El berfelds In Pomeroy ' -Ill&...,...__.,._ * :·- ...., illlllle beol-llllo - ..... 1'016, 'I'IIIJ'te Vt.bi¥•} . • • ~- 0.111""";"" ~ $ ~~~~1'0niJ 2 BAKER 69.95 FURNITURE ' MIDDLEPORT, 0. - u.. REG.$1.79 IOO's 2-Hour . DRY QEANING (UPON REQUIST) Our i.-1 Ooool Ctooa~ ... a...... ~..- VICKS FORMULA 44 COUGH SYRUP 1.19 SERVKI .,. ULTRA BRIGHT ·: TOOTHPASTE ~ . *"ottbolr S-1 .' SHEER STRIPS BANDrAID . 51 Re&.48c MODESS ' TVt~ ' ' Ree. $359.95 list ••• ',.. Remember' . . OoaMoWIIIOo,.-,.ll•a friptllra bothers to shopping ' ".r\utomaiic Eledrie · . I.year Warranty on entire Ranae for repair of any defect wlttt. _char&e, plus 4-year Protection Plan (parts only) for fur· Pl$luna replacement for ant' defecti~e Surface HeatinJ Unit Surface Unit Switch, or Oven Heating Unit o~t hnt o• rour ' 1 1WQ \'1M GUAIANTIII Worronty bocied bJ Senora! Mlllorsl :· Chooae 1our flower bulbs now acinthi, anemones, muscari and ~111 :· sible until the ground freezes. crocus. daffodils • .-.rcluus, hy- of coffee! '. •, .·.. '5.87 ot tulips, for wou! All that rema1ns of baked-en oven soil Is a whisk-away trace of ash.• CLEANS OVEN RACKS, DRIP BOWLS, TOO! Cleans tftem lor you while it cleans the oven. • And, all for about the ptice of 1 cup . _::. bulbs although plammg 1s pos- from the big selection 59 H. 2nd Avo. 992-5560 MIDDLEPORT, 0. 40"" tltct,ie • CLEANS ITSELF AUTOMATICAUY, ELECTRiCAU Y! No more drudieiY ··:~:_ -OoloN,"""' .... o1...,._ """"aad YO.•uIa ..£'mall, 4elli!llled-QDt 8wcacen. · · Plant bulbs now for beaut.y in the Spring. Spring gardens are created In autumn. September aoo October are the month& to plant DUDI:EY'S another a!l the Reds dealt Don &ltton his 15th loss, The victory raised Arrigo's record to 12 victories and rdne defeats. ........ fNM Ha• Econe11ic Dopt. of tho Local SchHio WILL BRIGHTEN UP YOUR CORNER tour- blUer and Tony Perez doubled home one ron and scored .... tbol ,f'l.Jll: __ .. ..... Max Whitlatch, left guard; Jon Kloes, len end; Harry Slawter, center; Crow, right guard; Barr, right tackle; Ault, right erxl; Jetr Werry, quarterback; Elbert WU... Iiams. right halfback; John Smith, •, Na lnes •. : ' ., ' r I ' I' • lineup. We need 01 lllaJill hitters Tiger Mlnil&'er MI.Jo Smfth l1 Mayo planDinB more chanp1 In hlo .(X'OUd w-. J, The starting offensive Jill&-q) includes Jim Swatzel. left tackle; !u":'"~na~~~... o By Tigers Manager Smith Allanta ~11-llatHouolon (Giusti 10-13), 8:80 p.m. St. Loula (BrUeo 18.10) Ill San Frlllcloco ()larlchal 25-8) 4 p, The m. ' Clncbllltt .(Culver 11-15) 11 Los .lnplea (tOller ~~ 11 p. m. 'lbo i cornerback; Elbert WUllamo,left beck, and John Smith, rtght hallbOck. .f« 28 Pldla 2 Pllllburp I nliJhl toarlb Barr, left tackle; Larry Lemle1, lett linebacker; Harry Slawter, rtght tecllle; Mix Whitlatch,die Jlllrd; Jim Crow, rtght tinebacker; Rocky Williams, riaht Johnny Briggs singled home the wtmtng run In the seventh left hal!back and Kenny English, imlng to glve the Phlllies' Jerry fullback. Lineut} Changes Planned ·;. left end job. Other defensive starter. are Kenny English, rtght 0!111; Mille california Angelo and Mfmesota Twins aplll 4-3 dedo,lons Ia a dooblebeadera. Adolto Pldlllps' two-run fll>. mer climaxed a three..,., atshlh-lmlng olf Jerry Koosman and carried the Cubs Ill their victory. The foss was Koooman•s IIIIi against 18 victories and apJ>arentl.f ended the rookie's chances of becoming the NL'a drst rookle 20.game wtmer Iince 1947. Rich Nye received credit for hJs seventh win aplnst 12 losses. only three walks. Gerry Arrigo pitched a ,j one defensive chlnge. Wl)'rle · Well, a sophomore, has earned . • a crack at t.lfb starting defensive . ' . ' '.. Ita same startinc teamJhis, week on otcense W there will lie OD!J< N'0•H ' .' •itte·r Within 24 Hours . L. Pet. GB 54 .64.1 N•w York;. •••• 68 85 ·" ' c. ' 100% ·OrJon AeryJic·ll ~ .I '' .,. .· BOX w, ceiving In the league Ialit .year. Meigs, meanwhUt:~, will keej w·as.hb.· urn HurIs NL', s 2nd . . ~ ~ 11 . . . $297 ' x.Detrotl. ·,' .•98 Baldmore . ; , . 87 Boston •• • , , >81 New York•..•• 80 Clovoland • • • , ,81 Olldand ...... 77 Mfmeiots • ••• 73 cautornla .. , .68 ro e)'ll have 1l othe/ Je:tlermen, in- scored lfle Buckeyea• lone eludiJW1gunl SlleJ:iaPerklnswho in the win over Wuren . Local. Other returnlne starters 1~ -'.10 was an all'""'-auer last year. ~or Ftdlblek Don carier, elude PhU Ennts. 110 lb.\ encl; 170 lbo.,."·hos proven blmsetf a . Steve Le"'rtrw, 195 lb. Uickl~t thorn In the 1ide of opposiUon and Eddie Mldkltr, 175 lb.. end~ ~ telllu so tar this aeason. carter who tied tor second tn)as'8 re- ln addiUon to Polley, the Buck- ""'..;, trl point.a, as on all occasions Of the pme, however, were no adcqo • , , , ,63 90 .t12 3512 Walhlnlten , . ,59 53 .388 39 St. Louis and a polllble. World ~ . . x.Cllnches penna;lt Serial aalisnmont In Ilftrotlal W.Uston came ~k quickly In the ·aame qllB11Aor 11111 . tied the Wednesda.r'o Results a rellult or the National l.eagut's third no-hltter of the ICOI'O II 6-6 lrith a 'ID IHIII and Boston 4 Baltimore o tile ·two teams went to the dresa- Minnesota 4 Calitornla 3, tst season. llw ·'"""'' tor lntmnlostoo with California 4 lltlnnesota 3, 2nd Wasfl>urn, who developed Into the.game d...-ocked there. Wa1h at Cleve, nl8ht ppd, ralll a slow curveball pitcher alter Melao took !hi lead lor good N.Y. at o,t., . Dllbf, "ppd;, ralll on oral .Umont robbed btm of Onl,y gam 11 lehedul8d his rast ball In 1983, pitched a oarb In the thil'!i .POrlod when Tndi.Y'I Prcllable Pitchers no.ldller Wedne;.Jay to give the ll!q Aoh recowmt a Rocket . All Times EDT Cardinals a 2~ victory over the AmJblo '"' the 2571td llne and a Washlnston (!Iannan 10.$) at San Franctaco Giants. tow pla,ys later WW!ains daobed Cleveland (Siebert 12-10), '(:30 Wallhburn'l no-hltter came ovar rron.u )'ll'da out,. onJ.v 24 houri alter the Glonts' A kay pasp intetoeJ>Uon at the p.m. Goylord Percy no - hiller the clciae or · the I;Odteat was made New York (SIIlttlemyre 20-11) Cardinals and ft"al the third of f<ll;l:•ch F.d Bartolo' and Terry at Detroit (McLain 30..5), 8 p.m. the National Lea8Je season. O!Jiacer•s Marauder•. by Mark Onl,y games oche<llled George CUlver ~~pttcbed one lor WJI,Ilaml. WaUalool Wll ~ Frldly'o Gamel · the ClncfmaU Reds aplnst the ~ to 10 deep oil I Ute 'ID 117 Boston at New York, nl8ht PhUadeiJ)hla PldUiei on July 29. wh!!n WW!amo Jaterceplfd. Rob- Baltimore at Chlcqo, night n Wll the fifth no-ldltor or the In ~halln also Jaterc~ a pass oakland at ~SOla aeaaon, one short of the major tor. Melp, . Detroit at Wallhlngton, nl8ht m a r k established In league ')'he of!onel,. I I - tor the OnJ,y games ochedulad 1917. tlatllng lo!oip 1QIIId W.o Eddlo Gets New Contract Yciiq, center; Teilily 4flew and National League General lo!anapr Bing Devine IIGiier Dblon, Jlllrdsl Fred W, L. • Pet. GB ·or the car~. 1111l01111ced T~:pD~>aon""' Fred Let~ tacides; x-81. Louts ... .94 59 .614 shortly after tha game thol ~ Hllea•aDdJelrll!orrll!l Ondo; San Fran, .•.•. 82 71 .536 12 Washburn w)U lie gtven a new llGII Slrilth, ~bee~; Do u,g .Cincinnall ..... 79 72 .523 14 contract which ''Wlll live hlm lll!l:ns and ~ ·WQI!amo, ruu- Chlco;O • , , . , ,79 75 .us 1&\2 recognition" for, tile ~tter beilka . , ·and lfark=tiJluns, Rick AUIIIIa •• ,,•.. 77 78.50917 and lo!aneaer Red Sc~' Alb.· and Roblri P · •'-··lh ' . ' ' ,75 77 .493 18\1 -&·cka. PItt .... ~ Bla~k, Ill ,. Johl> Phil~ ' .•72 81 .471 22 -~:·•;,.~~~.f...,_., Loa ')DP!o• •·..70 sa .458 24 , ·~ • Fullback Til\!' WUllems leodtnl IIIOm to a 12.6 victory eWer hoot ·WaUston. ' Melas starlod the ocorlntl In the . tlrat porind when Williams Hw•red over . from ·the three 7IJ'd llne. The try tor the ex- . ·I " ··• y I whoarewl(leleat- Jei'}'Y Polley, aoaU-~eeleo' . They edged Wa,r· ll"" ¥4 1...-ng ~ 1n t he ren · ~fl , ~ In tht.lr ..,.~ SEO~L a year II'!• 1\llornils~ 11111 .~~ .)lock ~t FYJda)l 'wltll'-' ldly at 200 poundoll'con - c k a w~applnt 40-lt'':"'""' O"l'r Vi~>o_ and Mllllck. Polle7 picked "' ton Cou~o · · 1 612 11nb In 159carrleslaatsea.. Ble g/m r«·. the Bdckoyes Is 1011as a junior. , ~ i·l~Pt. a :v;·-~•~7€~ = -~:::~~~~~ ~:~:p1:~: f '~ ~ ~ / V ~· · [ ,.,.,, ·BoW ~;y!~:,!:;e~~~~~~~. i1~ ,·· . Standings ~temational By United Pre11 Amerlclll Leap men opened their. selion ~am­ pillll Wednellilay ~moon with ., 49e "f.arter".:·Li!tle.Pil18 ~'~ i• ~ 79e "Palmol1ve" IW"'q .lirA~. : 'tlc •1 is "Menne~". Baby M~ll . ... • · Mefas' Ma~udors n;ltt ·t. out ·to prcnre themsehes c"omj)etttor in' the 1988 iiouti.M'ts~rn , OhiO Athletic Footballf.eWthi~Fd· day nfalll IJilns! . No)o,.vUti. York Htgh SChooL : .' Meigs, 1-lln ~ aed•I(J; goes agalnsteooalDave Bos. . ~hafnji ~:>. 98c Pepto Bismol ••••••••• 85e 98c ."'Brylcream" Tube ••••• 85c 89c "Vaseline" Hair To.,ie •• 76C 59c ."Band~Aid~ Sheer St•ps ~-· 79c' "Aqm~ Velva" .t.rru ~w ~ 79e "Williams"-IAdrie Shal-e Me. ' ' 49c "Ex·La:x."' Laxative •• ; ••• 42c (· " The Metes Manuder Fresh- ?~ . ·•I•"Nytoi"· Sou~ $leep ••• 'lie · • ·,. OVER 3GO fi'EMS· • • . ' SHOT GUN SHELLS ELBERFELDS •· ' ... ~· .l'"~ka; P~'!'~lll! ~e. .S}OO "'llf'ad and Shoqldets" .' ·Sb.ampoo •..• ~ ........ 57.c ,..ularood_....._ s 59c •r·~·42c 59c,"Vicb.":V•pomb •• ~ •• ~·• m...-..:Aftach\"'hblets ~-~"" . .~~~· .f , ~ . 1211 69f' "Atka-Seltzer" ....-1' ••• .39C 8lk: ."!).an" spray De~t...l .66C 99c'"Buffepn" ~eo Tai>Jetol ••• r. ;&7c 65c "Br.eek" Sltant~ • • • • • 54e . . . ':'t apa.~te • ~ ~ ~ 52c L ,. '.,. . Pr. 87 · - -'"""'* ... ,.,. ........... . dance was f53,360 and the total handle $32,357,467. ,, ,, ',. over iit tor ... dance and handle. Total atten- DUTCH FLOWER BULBS Denin! ~ a. D. l ~ietory .... 0 98.· ia. 'pper Closio,g fnlnt l l'i. Y. (IJPJ)... A $3,202,022 In pearl- SELECT YOUR -.4 .. all ·, WORK SUITS • •• 0 ' 0ouno ?. ' MRNS ONE PIECE ALBANY, of .,- s A Very Special Value TRACK REVENUE Trau 0 llldrt ........ Ea. •• Logan; Beckley•Huntintton; Southwestern-Alexander and ~ s ~ !~'" ~· own a 21·7 , l.loit• ~.JI•Isonvi\lo..Xf.~ . ..,_¥'~~' ~"'"'tow~ ·HamJ~la ' I. ' ......~?"' -.,.acu""' ., .a., "'""'·' iiA'la titspoctablo •750- 1Z averoge. , North Gollio 14, Soutlowos• CUrtis Cup teammate, withdrew because of illness. Our mlue• in the South· fern 0 oastorn Ohio (high school) Kn•r CNek 28, Southern 6 area last week were Gallfpo· IIJieO 98 the t~ Itt 12.-6 ., -..... --...---- 57 -~ Gf IIIMI""' Wetahl I ,._ .... Phyllis Preuss oo the U.S. women's . Mens s • . J "Bie" GOLFER NAMED NEW YORK (UPJ)... Slelle selected Wednesdly to replace . Pleasant, 1'. Va. Mason.. 'f. a. . V . Gallipolis, ·Ohio Shop.These ·Three SteteS! Ope.! 9-.30 A.M. to 9:00 ft.M. A QISCOUNT DfltARTMf.~T STORl U. Tex. El Paso 18, New Me>lco 16 V.M.I. 18, Vanderbilt 8 Wake Forest 11, aemsoa 7 Rice 2!, Waoblagtoa 20 Waah. St. 28, Iduo 7 Weot Vlrglala 16, Rlchmoud 3 Wyomlag ~Utah St. 7 Xa~ler 30, 'lfUOBtlco 3 Athens 14, Gallipolis 14 (llo) Coal Grove l.f, Rock Hill 6 ' ,. ' Mlon-Poreb Peek ('(JlonJ too. . .Fre~llltien .. ·• ..... - ' • ' (....f&..:" .. ·l~. .. . . ' ~;;~.:.:~:*ic:W.>:~i>g_.:;:;:o:;:;:;:::;:.;-:i. ·--84.l~. Hamlin of Fresno, CalU., was On the local •cene last week, w• hit nine of U guesses for a .6.42 averagea little below par for an old veteran. However, after " ......... ,... .v....... slllhi delay as the defensemmded lad's from DuHy's alma mater, Syracuse, lhrotUe the Spartans attack. Make It Syracuse 21, M.S.U. 7. In other headline cuntests the boys bave selected Ohio State over Arkansas, 33-211, Georgia Tech to top T.C.U., 14-13, Penn State to scrub , .,.,,-.,,. 1 Navy, 42-14, und Rice to out· last Washingtnn, 22-211! · Now on with the forecast: Alabama II, Va. Teeb 8 Arizona St. :12, Wllconsla 14 His Favorite Author Okla. Staie U, Arl<ansal 20 Army 40. Citadel 8 - hak·katf- the W a r mack· Auburn 9, S.M.U. 7 Hanratty fireworks have end· Colorado 24, Orerceu ZZ ed Notre Dame will be on the Florida 35, Afr Foree I long end of a 28·22 score-har- Georgia Tech 14, T.C.U. 13 rum ph! Kansas 17, IIIIDel1 13 Southern California's long lodlaoa !5, Baylor It journey to Minneapolis will Oregoa St. !8, Iowa 14 end on a glorious note for the Arizona 19, Iowa S&. IS host Gop be r s. Yas, my Kaa1as St %1, Colo. St. U. 8 friends, the huge Minnesota Missouri !G, Kentucky 11 stalwartS will treat tbeir 48,· Texas A&M 31, L.S.U. It 088 classmates to the season's Florida St. 38, Marylaad %6 first big upset as they down MlssiSilppl 17, Memphlo St. 18 the classy Trojans, 21·111-um· Mlchlgaa %6, CaUforala 14 knmph! Syracuse n, Mlclllgan St. 7 The meeting under the lights Minnesota !1, SO. CaUfornla 15 in Austin, will pair two of the Miss. State U, La. Tech 8 Southwest's finest- Texas and Nebraska !3, Utall 9 Houston. Houston, fresh from N.C. Slate 17, No. Carollaa II a 5+7 trouncing of Tulane and No. Texas St. %5, New Mexico almost certain to ~ain the 1968 St. 14 Top Ten list, is tn for a big Notre Dame !8, Oklahoma 22 surprise. The Cougars will Penn st. 42, Navy 14 give Texas a busy evening but Pardue 3!, VIrginia 12 Gta~.ft. I I . ~itSt Leag11e Test,/ I . CllRTAINS ....... . ·' .! ' 'I I " I �... : ,. ''{ ·~"'· ! ennedy_ paigns :, With Hubert H.imphrey 8y United Preu Jnternatiooal Hubert R. fluJnphrey campaign- WedneodiJI niSfll ~ re- bor leader cesar Chavez In an porWdly ooncede<i to HouaaDem· attempt to get BfiOIJO growera to oc::rats that he needed them more recognize his Wllon. than they needed him in the No-In other poiiUoal develOPvember election. ••Take me on menta: your coat-tails," he was quoted George Wallace- The former as urging the congressmen In a Alabama goveJ'IIOI' Wodne1481 Wllty aweaJ, nlgtrt said Nixon probllbl,y made Nixon, appearbtg bt Fresno, a wlaa det:lalanln rotualng lodeCalli. was picketed, booed and bate him because he uwould like heckled by a small group olfarm to have an CJ!II)Orlunlty to OIIMiae workers Cor his oppositJon to the the Repub1Jcana 11 aod the dl«erCalifornia grape boycott. ent positions they have 1aken.•• It was the noisiest and moat FdJramd S. Musklo - The Dohost!le demonstration Nlx<m hal mocratie vice presideDtlal canencountered since his eampalgn didate laid Wodne1481 there began. could be oo winner In 1he VIetDespite the demonstradon, nam War ..and no loser" beNixon said he would ueat Cali- cau'le the war must be settled rornla grapes and drink the pro.. by negotiation. duct whenever I can." ~cans - House RepubliAbout 35 Mexican - American can leaders Wednesday set up a tarm workers at one point surged &E.dea oC meetings in key cltl.ea ed In Maoaacbusetts todey with the last or the Kennedy brothers at his side while his ~nt, Richard M. Nixon, contemplated his first campaign exposure to the picketing and heckling the vice president has encountered ·.· cOnsistently. Humphrey, In a speech pre. pared for Boston, satd he was oonlldent he would beat Nixon. ·,· In the clty that launched John F , Kemed,y's successful 1960 presidential drive, he said: "We know the man Jack Kennedy defeated in 1960 - we ·.· ·.· know what he stood Cor then and we know what he stands for .·.· ..... ..•. ., And so- eight years laterthe American people must de- :. :- cide: do we have the courage, do we have the common sense, to keep this country moving Corward?'' boycott, organl:od by_ farm la- ocraUc f\OJI\lnee. into a real balcony of the Fresno Convention Center shouting, ••we want Humphrey" and displaying signs supportlns lhe grape boycoiL Humphrey has endorsed the Sen. Edward M. Kemedy was accompanying Humphrey at the noontime rally in his first campaign ~anee Cor the Dem- News Briefs . COLUMBUS - ~;~~ .·., •'. .' ( -.• , DEPARTMENT OF LIQUOR Control Direclor Donald D. Cook announced too.ay that liquor profits in the State of Ohio· had Increased approximately $20.2 milJion Cor the fiscal year 1967..68 IS 1 result oC the July 1, 1967, liquor price Increase• The statewide price increase wert into effect in mid-1967, with the antlct,.ted $20 million in intreased proCil going Into the state' a public school program. CAPE KENNEDY (UPD ~ce ageucy investigators today blamed a faulty guidance system ··for the!lamlngblowupelghtmlles above 1ha Atlantic al a $5 mUllen Delta rocket carrying • $6 million commercial communications satelUte toward orbit. The failure WednOodiJI nlllht \I I $1:1 Tbe MldoDeport million - for the Comoat United States Slareholder! 1114 61 J)lrtner natlooa. The communications firm had counted oo the satellite to relay color televlllon reports oo 1ha OI.Ymplc Games from Mexico City ! COrP., macle "' ol to FA.Irope next month. But, a '. ·.· ' ••Jack • of- all -trades" satellite owned by tbe perrunent now is - - to provide that coverage, Flory debris rained b a c k tlu'oulh the darkness into the sea like the finale ola brllllanl ftreworka display. Rocket wreckage was scattered about 12 mllea orrsoore, weD away Crom ship- plogtramc. I ' Dies Wednesday emergency ,lowe will . ...a Who 'boecl·to · II bitore Jllll11117. and !llboJly e'i1011 WlUIng to do IL" · . Damage Moderate In 2-Car Accident . POlOQIO)'. , Two Sharp Curves , To be Eliminated The Ohlo llepartment of HIPway a Is scho&Jied to open b~ol• celuinbua m ~r 15 fiMr relocating a .Hnlle aecUoo ofOhl~ Route 124 In Malgs County near Raclno. Rlghway Dlreelor P.' E. Maabeter said estimated coat of 1he pro.leel Ia $120,000. The project, which lies Jult east of Racine, b~ widening the roedway from 24 to 36 feet and eliminating two rlghWngle wrns. Two way tra!ftc will be malnlal- • OUR-FRESH GROUND Ground \ ' COLEMAN HEATING pavement Into the rear oC a second Sneed, 25, Sewickley, PL The Sneed oar had slo(lped suddenly when a vehicle ahead stqtped in SALES front of the high school building, ~ Callie HaiiiS McCOY'S-1 LB.. 29c 2 lb. e Cheese crt. 251b. Pure Lard answered a call to the Melvin Cunningham home on Nye Ave. Cwmlngham, who was Ul, refUsed McCOY'S treabnenl CHASE HARDWARE Loculi St. Mldd~oport, 0. MILK aallon · 79~ de!odl. In !lhleb •lt!O .-uncod · A110 reid at tho meolln& wu a lhat aha will retaiD tho olllce Ieite< from EYa Balfo,y ro- . for aJJOther year, SIJti I!IIIOIII!cod <enUy returned to FJDrtda. . that Cheotar Cclw!cli Ia allltod ~alher . Wrfsht and 0na Oofor lniJIO<!I<>J! 011 Ott. 15. The dt.etrtet otrleera and dep!tiOa mMtb!g waai!IIIOUilced for Ott. 13 at 1:30 p.m. at the Tui>,... Plalno ball, and the friendohlp obaan111ce was amounced for Oct. 21 at qalllloliJ. There will be a potluck dlmer wllh the meat to -~ provljlod and Mrs, Wakei.Y ooteillllat "''J;k for relnolatemenl will• be ex'e'i'npllDod atlhat meetin&. '11w!k )'oU - were read from Audroy Torreaoe Who re- can 2 • SOLIDS OLEO . . . them 7 lbs. 1.00 CHAPMAN· CANADAY : Oft AMERICAN BANDI-TAND . . SHOE STORE Moln St. ......, ~_. .... ., .... ~· '. . ... Htre'• luggogo ctrries the JtiJmp .of outhority interesting program, .,T h a Cbureh In I Chanafng World" Wll given by Brenda Merritt, chairman, assisted by E r m a Roush, FraneeaWood,andapelt allhe ll!'<IUP. JeDa Kol stovona. Memben were glvea a bird'• aye view al Jlj)IJI, 1he Jll'o-war alluatlon, lho ~... andproblemo qf today, and a gilmpaelnlo the future, The program waa dealgneel to wet IJIJIOIItea for the otuJiy al Jlj)IJI, which Ia one olmlollon articles. Mra. Stevea1 wa1 bam In .Tolcyo, •~~'~tal of Japan, with a popdallon of 100 miUion J>OO- NEI1 YORK CLOTHING HOUSE Announcing your next car: Chamber of Commerce here is uklng J100Ple o! Ohio ond West It can surround yotl wilh a fuselage. A sweeping new design where bOdy and frame are one. ' Virginia oommunittes to express their interest in ferry services being resumed on the Ohio River from Ravenswood to Oldo. Letters are to be written to the Ravenswood Jaycees, in care of Box 555, Ravenswood, W. Va. 26164. eltfn8 food dipped · ttem aerved wa1 rice 1n Jtp:MM oil. Present we 're Euniet P..art, Lera VanMeter, Frucet Wood, Rev. Mr1. Bernice Wrlnkler, Laurene Lewlo; Erma Roooh, Helen Barker, Mable JohniiOII, FraJJeeo Oliver, Ada Clerke, AnIIi' Allen, Lucy llarrlllon, Ru1h Rouoh, Edith Fox., 1114 auell, Julll Kol steven• and daullhtor, Tllll!n)'. Book Reviewed For Group I -. ''·· at the funeral home anytime alter 10 a.m. Friday. .. ' ···l ... A ID!all acale aample •ote to tell bow a ·real eleclion would go ioJ called a lllraw vote ill poUUca. ...,crlptl!HI ,..IM: 0111...,... _, ...n. ......u.w. ................ - . . .... non. ...... - · 1J .....,., .... n. -'>4eol • ..... &lilt: II)' llldb 0. ,_. ...... · NE11 DNE ·' Enrolls at Case ' BilJ Hackett, son oC Mr. and ' < ' dleport, has enrolled at Case Western Reserve in Cleveland. He is a 1968 graduate oC Middl.,.. port Hlgb SchooL r r r r.rr VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ADMITTED - !:arl Dilcher, Albany; Ethel Collins, Shade. DISCHARGED - Theresa Rathburn, Paul Brookins, C&rl Johnson, Joe Price, Dorothy ShambUn. James Lewis, Edm I ..... t ' 775~14 '25·00 TPiu, • •• Fml1heel Balance .... 279 Moln ..,, - ·r. • . •'.. r::.:.~. '·,' :r ,.•. • .;., 825d4 - - -· 855x1L. . ..... . ...... . •• ~ miniature weldel controlled TIRES TOGS Your CU!Ying and eteel around you. stressed akin Your next car · cockpit. inslead or ·. and a dashboard. Your next car caJi··P·rol/lllft Hart, Ernest Smith, Sandra RoD· OF SUMMER SPORTSWEAR ~. Mrs. George Hackett, Jr., Mid- FALL SALE 263, AmerleaJJ Legion, Tuo1481 night at the home ol Mrs. wu.. llam Smltlo. Elected were Mrs. Smith, pre~ klent; Mrs. Con Young, ftrahice preatdenti Mrs. Harrison Bent· < .. .. lowhJa chairmen: Mrs~ Oscar Hardaway, enc:e HaDIIIJ' of Akron. ELECT A CIRCLE Plana for oendlq a boz 'to a tpeclal lmereat mltsiooary in October were D'Jide durlna a meetlol of lhe Eleell Circle hold at the home ot Mrs. Paul Smart. MrL WWis AnllloJ1y, chairman, presided at tho meeUng. DevotlO!UO were gi.. n by Mrs. Slpehen, miaslonaries In Hong Kong, China. 'AUlankyounotewas read from the Harcy Houdllahelts for a plate of fruiL Members were reminded by Mrs. John McNeil, chairman, that the White Cross quota must be ln by November. A cmunittee of Mrs. MUton Hood, Mrs. Tony Fowler, Mrs. Beulah White, Mrs. mil Bland, community aerwice, and Mrs. Harper, Americanism. }# ·coo·r •.i:Qia: ·· . ·s.e · :::.:!!1:;::::::.:,' to ohUI-Ins and MI'Yieeme!l ollhl . ohureb duriiJI the Jl&ll DIOIIIIJ; · The Whlte Crooa QUQia waal11leol and Mrs. EJtzabetli Slavin wu asked to proceed wllh·tho ,.,.. Joel of aohoal lii!IC1Iea fiMr DladJ chUdren.. MrS; Smart - - tho , _ elft dodlcaUon, 1114 the p....,... erdded "Feed MJ I..u:ati' WM ghen by Mrs. Slavi!J. Chlclo!n ea1od and hot rolla were aa!'Yid by Mrs. SmarL MfL lolallnlqf Kloea, society prealdent, wu 1 (IUOOL Ask About Our Christmas Lay-Away Plan! Adeposit will hold It for you Pearl Holrman, Mrs. McNeU and Mra. Hughes wasnamedtohandle hospitality Cor the October meet- bJ 1870, ing o! the Sanborn SOciety, you mar have the same time as the man In the moon. Prayer by Mrs. McNeU opened the meeUng with Mrs. Agnes White giving devotions. She read a meditation from the book, "Heart's Desire," and also eave a reading "Getting Old and K~ ing Young," concludingwithpnyer, r) Program leader was Mrs. Fowler who used a quiz on hymn Church Class of Alaska lllgbllgbto ol her 18-day Metbodtat Alaskan tour were related ment were Min Frieda Faehnle, Mrs, Rattle Smllh, Mro. c. F. !Ubbs, Miss Beu Sanborn, Mro. c. E. Young, Mrs. James CrlaweU, Mrs. Norman Wayland, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. David Ents.. mlnger, and Mro. Glen Lambert. ...... C&l-U'T' ICK &old. Wtter· -··"' •PIIII•d fllllfft on aut at iiiW'tJ Hostesses were the omcera, Mrs. McComas, Mrs. M. L. French, vice president; Mra. EmerJOD Jones, secretary; Mrs. John Kincaid, assilltant secretary, and Mrs. Hibbs, treaaurer. As10rted cake• and coft'ee were aerved. Mrs. Moore presided at the sUver cotree service. '11J.e ..table dlw:oratioaa tutur- od an arrangement ol dahllao and plnh IIJIOrs. Congregation Votes Change of Hours radill blllllldlll. luminous doh ...cl hllldt . . . . . . Back in 19~9. the people running our space progriiiTI heard .that Bulova hid per· fected an electromc monment that repltced the old-fashiOned balance whetl with a tun in& lork. They started asking questk!RS. Like, how accurate would it bet Is thlt P•· anteed accuracy? And how last could an Acculriln" timer ·be dtliwtftd? Bulova it in lime for the launchinJ of the Elplorer satellites. And it accurate _within a minute a month. Atll'tlerap of two seconds aII• Since then, Accutron timers laave orbited the earth in Tel star, TIRQS, Syrx:Om: PeJasus and Gemini. And since ttlen, more than hall a million eartl! people hM bouaht their own Accutron timepiece•. Each one cuaranteed every bit as accurate as those sent into space.t When Apollo goes up, an Accutron timer in tlte lun1r [Jcul'$ion Module willaa right along with it. Then Accutron owne1s will have th1 simi time a lhl m1n in tile MOOft. Will )'DU? ~ ACCUTRON• bJ BULOVA It goes hm·m·m-m. lt) The congregation ol 1he ~a­ ouoo Firlt United Presbyterian Church bas voted.to cbanp hours ol &mday Servlceo. In the future, !imday School will be bold at 9:30 a.m. and Nlne girls were welcomed irto ..,rshlp services at 10:30 a.m. the Veterans Memorial Hospital Bible llludy and Jll'lYOI' oervlcea Clndyalclpers Monday night at will be held 117 p.m. eaeb Wed·the hospital. nelldl,f. er Jewelry Welcome Nine Coll't St. Pomeroy cue, crown 1nc11 cry~ut .,. lnt.et . tW. •ill ldjtlllt UIMIIMpiiiJ to Ulit. toler-, H _ , . ,, lkllf-- II for .,._full ~w..., Lenora Michael, president, had charge of the meodng during which time the duties and responaibtlitles oC a candystrlper were ouUineo!. Welt:mted into membership wore Berbon Leadingham. Rho~>­ ~----GI_FT_C_ER_T_IFI_CA_T_ES_W_IL_L_B_E_GI_YE_N____ da Ervin, Jeanl Hughes, Diane Welah, Cltby Con:ie, Susan Gerlach, Marla Grueser, Janice Eastman, and Kathleen Lewis. rehabilitation; Mrs. Bowles, chlld weltlre; Mrs. Em- Mrs. Butler, MrL Winstonand Mra; llaq>ton aervod m tho nombatiiJicammlttH. Mrs. Smllh served refreshments following the meeUov. ,.us. ThrM . . . . . . . .. ~r~ ,rt.. ~-., .,__. 110.00. l<b - ~ll'eshmenll were oerved 11.1' Mrs. Hlllbe• au!sted by Mro. Bert Bedlmer. Others attendiiJI were Mra. Martha KJnc. Mrs. Charles White and Mro. F1or- ' '. Picture Report is Given by Mro. Nan Moore at Tuesdo,y night's meeting of Clan 12 at Sharon Brawly read a poem Heath Methodist Church. entitled, "Prayer" and conductMrl. Moore showed slldoa al ed a Bible quiz. many hlalorlcal olles violtod by The meeting closed 11.1' mem- the SO people from 15 states on bers .iolnlng In the Youth FeDow- thetoor. ihlp Benediction. The 23rd Psalm, using an Indian prayerbook, was included ln devoUons by Mrs. L. W. McComas, president. Reports were given on the progress of the J).'lrIIODage improvements, which are Mrs. Smllh IPllOinted the IDI- IIMJIW:o!l ""' 111c., It IMl II• ...... Y""- (.'It) , 'iiii'W l'..._ ..._ OM *""'.,_.. lUll, by Mrs. Frances Bearhs carried charge of the program for the h8Xt meeting. er, pianist. S.C.... clan ...._ .... Ill , _ , , ··~··L'- ~.-....--.ta The voted to <ontrlbute to tile Yooth Fund and to sell Chl'lotmu aJJd all - oceuloo cards, and novelt,y items. u money-maklns proJects. Jt was announced that a rellgloua film will be lhown on the Drat 9mday OYonlng ol ... eey mooth at 1outh meetlngo. Maey Lou Radlbrd will be In A fllllli.Y party was held Wednelldl,f night IIOJJOriJV De!DIIs Hackett on hlo l~th birthday, At- le)o, second. Ylce president; Mrs. - . , were Mr. and Mra; Alten Hampton. secretary; Mra. Georp Hackett, Jr.,RooeMarle, Ernest Bowles, treasurer; Mrs. !lalanle aqd Linde. Mr. andlrra. Barbara Coats, historian; Mrs. Paul Smart, and Mr. and MrL Will Winston, chaplain; M r s. Ma!DIIng Kloos ond ohDdrea. Slterman Butler, sergeant at arms, and Mrs. CAmpbell llalllKent, LyM and Lori. .-,t' one. Sh - " ' • ft,IQ. the treasurer's report was gtv. en by Kath)' AbbotL Officers Held For Dennis Hackett .. ' ""- ttW:IU, Eoiii•W ,.._IIUU'J', ~......u- Youth Meeting Election of ... 'I ... r......w...., ' LOVE JOY CIRCLE MEETING AT mE home of Mrs. Charles Simons, the Love Joy CircJe decided to pay for the lunch of a child at the Middleport ed a specJ.al meeting oCthe Ladles Auxlltery ol Lewis Manley Pool .an, - . ......, "' ' held tonlgbL Norman Vincent Peale's "Loving and Being Lowci" waa reviewed by Mrs. Dwight Wallace at Tuesday night's meeting of c:ontlrulng. Group [ of the Women's AasoctMrs. b. P. Klein presented a adon of the llflddleport First program In observance ol. ConUnited Presbyterian Church held llltutton· Week. Particlpotingwlth at the home ol Mrs. Joe Bailey. on the cenllltuUoo and comments Mro. Paul llaptonsiiD presidita value as a historical docued at tho me.Uq which opened with devoUons by Mrs, Rarey Moore. Mrs. Wallace oOI!duelod tho study oo women of the'Bitile uainc Eunice and Lois al hir Election of otncers for the subJects. Mro. Don Lowery will 19611-69 year and theeppolntment be hoateaa for the October meetof commlchairmen hlgbllgbtU.. Refreshments were sened. .. ~·· PoW~.._ n. OMI! Vt)h]- Nllllllll.. ~.Ill._... Ohla. the annual CeUwahip tea. of the Cheshire Baptist Church to be Highlight of Family Party Given MEIGII\.MAIION AUA RICHARD 1io. OWEtl,l'llaLIIIIU St., "-n,. Olllo, fll'tt . .... _ Reading, Quiz uuea. Candystripers t:l~u, RAVENSWOOD - The Jwllor wo- By Auxiliary llEVurEU TO IHTEUIR' (It' To Ask for Ferry borne, membero otlhe Coo\ndl realdlnl! In Athena, opoke briefJ.y at tile meeting. , Following 1he meeiiDg a otte ""' held for Naney Sclenc:e Review, .O'Camar wlx> will . be moving """"wllh horfamiJ.ytoNewYork. Mra. O'COnnor Ia aJJ olllcer or 1ha ooundl and axpr8oaad _ .•• claUon to 1heBtO<Qifortllefrlandalilp and klndneaae1 during her relldeocy here. The door prize wu !lOll 11.1' Fern ShcnnJiter. Refreahmenio were served. Gueoll - · • thla comins year. Mrl. Slovll!l diaplayod 111tereatiDg erUdea from her 1!1Uve t:alllltr)>, Jlj)IJI, namlly fanl, 1tlm91, magutnes, a calendar, umbrella, tflii)OI, oarda, pollen, hall, learfl and DUDJOI'OOI olher OMo omder cloudy skies, was 61 de- Pearl, Daytoo; six grandchildren, grees. and elghl sreal-l!l'andcbildrea. Mr. Hamtng was a member ol the Braohry Church olChrlot and of Roseville Lodge 568, F. IUTS TRAIN, DIES and A.M. NAPOLEON, Ohlo(UPD- WilFuneral aerYicea wiD be held liam Vandevelde, 38, McClure, at 2 p.m. Saturdly It tile Rawwas killed today when his car lings - Coals FIDleral Home In struck a ireight train at a cross- Middleport with the Rev. Cheater ~~ a mile east of here. The Lemle,y olllclatlng, Burial will Highway Patrol sold the train be In 1he Connett cemetery II was not moving at the Ume. Nelsonville. Friends may call doya vlolt In R11!101dl!burg 'wllh 1holr - · Jad!, and famll¥. Wodne1481 Pots or Mr. and Mrl. Rolltrt lloellleb and JIJYI!e were Mr. and Mra; HowardNieboliOII, Albena, Anllllolter, Gl- Tultle, and ~go llolter were In Columbuo W-.&!,v for 1he Farm Cheryl , Ferry, a student •• the out the theme ••foot but Web". A dessert CGUFM was served 0-a IJnlversl!f, has been oamed as 1he achcllarablp girl to be b¥Mrs.Sim011J. remembered wllhgifts and money during 1he year by the B. R. SaDDORCAS CIRCLE born Mlosi9Jill')' Society Circles AI'OIUJd..robiD card Wal siSDod of the MJM!eport Firat Baptist b)' the membero fiMr Mrs. LueWe Church, · Mayea whe la-resldlnglnBelMeeUJV TlieodiJI nlgbt, t b e pre wltll her daughter, Mrs. Erthree circles made plans to car· nest Covert, ,dur!JV tile meeUng ry out project• which include al the Doren Cirillo II the home oohoal llmchos for . noecly chil· ol Mro•. Etllel H..... L It Wll reporied tho! a box had dren ln the Middleport school, remembert~ shut--Jnsofthecom· been sent to Rober!WUI!Oilwbols munltY,, and aerv1cemen oC the in service. and that birthday cards and a !1101!8)'. gin will be church. AMOUDced It the meetiN:s.WIB sent to Mrs. Hugh Smllh and 100, Clifton ·WSCS Program FRENCH·CITY BRAND CALL ANSWERED S!lAB'l'AIRE. lb.S9C pollee reported. There were no injuries. No charges were filed. :;;;~~ Scholars-hip Girl Selected· A reading and a quiz blgbllgbted the program when the 1outh School Cor the oext month. Memll!'<IUP al the Hoek Sprlllfla Unit- hers signed a birthday card for ed Methodlot Church held Its Jctm Hood, stationed atFortBeP.. regular mee11ns 9mday OYonlng nlng, Ga., after a year in V}etwith tile president, COnnie Rad- nom, and wW al80 oend hlmagltt ford, In charp. oC money_ The meeting O)!OOod wllb a The White Croaa quota, a misprayer ~ Rev. Lemlo,y. The sloo proJect for home and abroad, MASON - The Womon•a So- !II• In a eeoerljlldcal area no eeclplure reading wao by 1he waa completed during the meetcounselor, Mra. Hugh Bearha. ing presided over by Mrs. Fred clet;y "' Chrlllllll Service of 1ho larger than 1he or Callfor- Group olnglns was led by SlaJ'. Gibbs, chairman. CIIfton charge met at Graham nla. on Brawly. Mrs. Mary Lyons presented the Station United Methodllt Cbureb . Refrelhment table waa beaoThe aeeretary"a report was program. "The Moat Exciting Nonday, Sept 18, with Mrs. Ada U11J1 with a large Japoneae ltraw given bJo Mary Lou Radford and Debt I E'\lecOwed",anddevotlons Clar1ut, presldent Presiding. An hat as a center pleee. An inter~ OLD e SERVICE The Pooleroy emergency squad r;~::;~;::,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,:: Initio tion tor an American flag pres-..·· O'Conner, Mrs. BetQ' Freder~ od to thorn by the Coundl, 1114 lok and oon, BW, 1114 DaW!!8 Doria Grueaer for layette gift&. Rae Grueaer. " SMOMED-4 to 6 LB. MARRIAGE APPUCA TION Charles Alfred Schoonover, 35, Rutland, laborer, and Media B. for Mfss . America. :uru:~:.zod~c:: :ti4::;:n":~.ac':i Middleport Route 1; a daugbter, TilE DAILY SEN'I'INF.L . )' 1: USDA ' CHOICE a.m. Thursday to the Samuel Me~ Mrs. DaJJa (Margaret) Reed, Mont Klnne,y homo In MlddleporL Dead Clair, CaiU.; two brother I, Henupon the arrival of the IJIIlld l'J', «Dayton, and Everett, ofTbe was Alfred Adkins, a broCher of Plains, and a .sister, Mn. CharMrs. McKinney. Ftmeral ar- les (Nancy) Morgan«Oitrander. rangements are inoomplete. Other survivors are three halfsisters, Mra. Robert (Mary) Riggs, of near Rutland; Mrs. Ike LOCAL TEMPS (Martha) Taylor, Columbus, 1114 The temperature in downtown Mra. Lawrence (Dicle) Weaver, Pomeroy at 11:30 a.m. Friday New Plymoulh; a helf- brother, Public is Invited ' ..,, 'Pro.Uee for lnltlaUCI!i and 1he . 'OIIiotvonee al quarterJ.y blrtii. daf• wu acbiiduled for tile oct: ~ WM,· ~ Cclw!dl ., 3_~. ~· <it ·All!ertca met Tlielldl,r nlltilll.lhe baiL It wal noted .that tile Oct. I l!lMllng will &8 at 7:30 •p.m. lnatead of· 8, and blrthdoya ·ID July, . Auault, an!i•,8oJiiember will -~- ob..,..f!l 11iel'tl will be pot. ' lu~ reirolhm-. , ·• Jnzy · NewoD, coundiO., ,..,. . ll<!od II tile .-ni which_.. od In rltJJalllllc form. RQII II tho m~t~~ns wu a COIIUIIUI!Ieo'' 11011 from EdWJ WakeJ.y, dlalclel . &lrvlvlng are a aon, WUbur, aquad anJwered a call at 6:22 was a severe financial blow - \ John Hanning .: , ;:pJO~~~Q ~Y· c6Uncil3i3 d.eel ,,s eludes swthern secUon of the Mlddle~ Jotm Elver Hamlng, 75, died MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL port domp, will be permitted, late WedneodiJI nlgbt at VeterADMITI'ED - Anna Perry, Mayor C. 0. Flaher aald today, ans Memorial Rospllll. Middleport; Louise Lambert, Anyone awrehended vlolaUng The aon al the late Franklin Pomeroy. this regulation will be prosecut- and Mary Allee Hanning, he wu DISCIIARGED - Eclllh Mced, the mayor satd. born In Nelaonvllle 1114 had been Neal (transferred to Holzer Hos-. a resident of Roamlle. He was pi tal). preceded ln death by his wife, ALFRED ADKINS DIES Effie, and a 1011, Leonard. Severe Blow ·:. NEW YORK (l,JPI) ~ Actor Fr"'- 'l1ine, wbole ICJIIIdllllcaUm OJJ llqe illd acreen aftaJ -.ted with hlo turl!llli!JiprlYate Uve, died Wodneodo,y IJi hla home OJJ the falldol!ablo Eut Side. Re wu 82. ile had been IU for lOme Uml. The ..... ol dealh wu not I!IIIOIII!ced, but 1hore wore reporta 1hll he died ollung eaJJeer. ''FUneral oervlcea wiU be oompleteJ.y priYate," aald • I)!CllleoIDID atlheFrank E. Clmjlbell Funeral lloJ!le. ''Wo ha?e been lnstrueled 111 1he fandl.1 to give no other lnformatlaa." Tone wu a liar oldie theater, ploIUrel, radio and lllevlolooubing a oarear that apamocl foor dec,odea. Ra wu marclod - and divorced - four Umes. eari.Y Wednesday evening. Mrs. WARNING MADE No dumping of refUse on the outa1de ~ the fence, or in the Comsat Takes delegations In !be House. Labor- The rullngbo<lyofthe 14 . mlllloo member AFL-CIO Wedne1481 coupled Its OJ>loroement oC Humphrey with a warn. lng to Its member• not to be !oolod by Wallace. . ~;~r:ro.c.tide ' 'will ities In more than half the state westbound ear driven by Norman dent unlverslcy. Registration was to resume today, ' ~,!J'!!o ·~- S,.-1, . P~eroy.U'+'leport, 0., :I1Jurlldl,f, .BtlJj. 111, 11168 Medium damage& were reportGOP woold win a majority In ed to two cars ln an accident on Congress in November but warn. ed Nixon could sUII lose U lho E. Main St. at 8:05 L m. 'n'<!rs· Welch, 32, Dexter, housewife. preaidential election iB thrown day, Pomeroy police said. A car drl ..n by William Harlnto the House and the Republiden, 29, Syracuse, akidded on wet can resurgence does not go Car enough to give the party major- (Contirued l'rom Page 1) :- ...: with GOP congreuional candidates to dispense advice and money. Meanwblle, they said U1e .' To Speak Sunday Dr. Lester Roosb or Gallipolis wUI be (IUOBI sJIOaker Sunday at the. 10:30 L m. service of the Middleport Flrat United Preaby- terbn Clluroh. Lewis Sauer will be the W"mon in charge. W~-W~WeM tk ~lni1ft&t .KUTE KIDDIE WEAR . FOR BOYS AND GIRLS lhese toeilly ·outllb are an the sone to ''" your chil• tile ' -ulth1wlt , . In all-wlllher All New MercluJndise For This Sale! 10% OFF ON ALL NEI1 FALL KNIT SUITS and COATS DRESS SALE! .1 GROUP JUNIORS • • • - - • - - • • • : - -- 5.00 1 GROUP MISSES ANQ HALF SIZES, VAL. TO 21.95 • • ·-- • • ·- • • • -15.00 1 GROUP, VAL. TO 11. !li • • · · ~ • • • • • • • 9.95 GROUP BEITER DRESSES • • - • - - -REDUCED SIIITS, 116. L9S TO 12.95 �... : ,. ''{ ·~"'· ! ennedy_ paigns :, With Hubert H.imphrey 8y United Preu Jnternatiooal Hubert R. fluJnphrey campaign- WedneodiJI niSfll ~ re- bor leader cesar Chavez In an porWdly ooncede<i to HouaaDem· attempt to get BfiOIJO growera to oc::rats that he needed them more recognize his Wllon. than they needed him in the No-In other poiiUoal develOPvember election. ••Take me on menta: your coat-tails," he was quoted George Wallace- The former as urging the congressmen In a Alabama goveJ'IIOI' Wodne1481 Wllty aweaJ, nlgtrt said Nixon probllbl,y made Nixon, appearbtg bt Fresno, a wlaa det:lalanln rotualng lodeCalli. was picketed, booed and bate him because he uwould like heckled by a small group olfarm to have an CJ!II)Orlunlty to OIIMiae workers Cor his oppositJon to the the Repub1Jcana 11 aod the dl«erCalifornia grape boycott. ent positions they have 1aken.•• It was the noisiest and moat FdJramd S. Musklo - The Dohost!le demonstration Nlx<m hal mocratie vice presideDtlal canencountered since his eampalgn didate laid Wodne1481 there began. could be oo winner In 1he VIetDespite the demonstradon, nam War ..and no loser" beNixon said he would ueat Cali- cau'le the war must be settled rornla grapes and drink the pro.. by negotiation. duct whenever I can." ~cans - House RepubliAbout 35 Mexican - American can leaders Wednesday set up a tarm workers at one point surged &E.dea oC meetings in key cltl.ea ed In Maoaacbusetts todey with the last or the Kennedy brothers at his side while his ~nt, Richard M. Nixon, contemplated his first campaign exposure to the picketing and heckling the vice president has encountered ·.· cOnsistently. Humphrey, In a speech pre. pared for Boston, satd he was oonlldent he would beat Nixon. ·,· In the clty that launched John F , Kemed,y's successful 1960 presidential drive, he said: "We know the man Jack Kennedy defeated in 1960 - we ·.· ·.· know what he stood Cor then and we know what he stands for .·.· ..... ..•. ., And so- eight years laterthe American people must de- :. :- cide: do we have the courage, do we have the common sense, to keep this country moving Corward?'' boycott, organl:od by_ farm la- ocraUc f\OJI\lnee. into a real balcony of the Fresno Convention Center shouting, ••we want Humphrey" and displaying signs supportlns lhe grape boycoiL Humphrey has endorsed the Sen. Edward M. Kemedy was accompanying Humphrey at the noontime rally in his first campaign ~anee Cor the Dem- News Briefs . COLUMBUS - ~;~~ .·., •'. .' ( -.• , DEPARTMENT OF LIQUOR Control Direclor Donald D. Cook announced too.ay that liquor profits in the State of Ohio· had Increased approximately $20.2 milJion Cor the fiscal year 1967..68 IS 1 result oC the July 1, 1967, liquor price Increase• The statewide price increase wert into effect in mid-1967, with the antlct,.ted $20 million in intreased proCil going Into the state' a public school program. CAPE KENNEDY (UPD ~ce ageucy investigators today blamed a faulty guidance system ··for the!lamlngblowupelghtmlles above 1ha Atlantic al a $5 mUllen Delta rocket carrying • $6 million commercial communications satelUte toward orbit. The failure WednOodiJI nlllht \I I $1:1 Tbe MldoDeport million - for the Comoat United States Slareholder! 1114 61 J)lrtner natlooa. The communications firm had counted oo the satellite to relay color televlllon reports oo 1ha OI.Ymplc Games from Mexico City ! COrP., macle "' ol to FA.Irope next month. But, a '. ·.· ' ••Jack • of- all -trades" satellite owned by tbe perrunent now is - - to provide that coverage, Flory debris rained b a c k tlu'oulh the darkness into the sea like the finale ola brllllanl ftreworka display. Rocket wreckage was scattered about 12 mllea orrsoore, weD away Crom ship- plogtramc. I ' Dies Wednesday emergency ,lowe will . ...a Who 'boecl·to · II bitore Jllll11117. and !llboJly e'i1011 WlUIng to do IL" · . Damage Moderate In 2-Car Accident . POlOQIO)'. , Two Sharp Curves , To be Eliminated The Ohlo llepartment of HIPway a Is scho&Jied to open b~ol• celuinbua m ~r 15 fiMr relocating a .Hnlle aecUoo ofOhl~ Route 124 In Malgs County near Raclno. Rlghway Dlreelor P.' E. Maabeter said estimated coat of 1he pro.leel Ia $120,000. The project, which lies Jult east of Racine, b~ widening the roedway from 24 to 36 feet and eliminating two rlghWngle wrns. Two way tra!ftc will be malnlal- • OUR-FRESH GROUND Ground \ ' COLEMAN HEATING pavement Into the rear oC a second Sneed, 25, Sewickley, PL The Sneed oar had slo(lped suddenly when a vehicle ahead stqtped in SALES front of the high school building, ~ Callie HaiiiS McCOY'S-1 LB.. 29c 2 lb. e Cheese crt. 251b. Pure Lard answered a call to the Melvin Cunningham home on Nye Ave. Cwmlngham, who was Ul, refUsed McCOY'S treabnenl CHASE HARDWARE Loculi St. Mldd~oport, 0. MILK aallon · 79~ de!odl. In !lhleb •lt!O .-uncod · A110 reid at tho meolln& wu a lhat aha will retaiD tho olllce Ieite< from EYa Balfo,y ro- . for aJJOther year, SIJti I!IIIOIII!cod <enUy returned to FJDrtda. . that Cheotar Cclw!cli Ia allltod ~alher . Wrfsht and 0na Oofor lniJIO<!I<>J! 011 Ott. 15. The dt.etrtet otrleera and dep!tiOa mMtb!g waai!IIIOUilced for Ott. 13 at 1:30 p.m. at the Tui>,... Plalno ball, and the friendohlp obaan111ce was amounced for Oct. 21 at qalllloliJ. There will be a potluck dlmer wllh the meat to -~ provljlod and Mrs, Wakei.Y ooteillllat "''J;k for relnolatemenl will• be ex'e'i'npllDod atlhat meetin&. '11w!k )'oU - were read from Audroy Torreaoe Who re- can 2 • SOLIDS OLEO . . . them 7 lbs. 1.00 CHAPMAN· CANADAY : Oft AMERICAN BANDI-TAND . . SHOE STORE Moln St. ......, ~_. .... ., .... ~· '. . ... Htre'• luggogo ctrries the JtiJmp .of outhority interesting program, .,T h a Cbureh In I Chanafng World" Wll given by Brenda Merritt, chairman, assisted by E r m a Roush, FraneeaWood,andapelt allhe ll!'<IUP. JeDa Kol stovona. Memben were glvea a bird'• aye view al Jlj)IJI, 1he Jll'o-war alluatlon, lho ~... andproblemo qf today, and a gilmpaelnlo the future, The program waa dealgneel to wet IJIJIOIItea for the otuJiy al Jlj)IJI, which Ia one olmlollon articles. Mra. Stevea1 wa1 bam In .Tolcyo, •~~'~tal of Japan, with a popdallon of 100 miUion J>OO- NEI1 YORK CLOTHING HOUSE Announcing your next car: Chamber of Commerce here is uklng J100Ple o! Ohio ond West It can surround yotl wilh a fuselage. A sweeping new design where bOdy and frame are one. ' Virginia oommunittes to express their interest in ferry services being resumed on the Ohio River from Ravenswood to Oldo. Letters are to be written to the Ravenswood Jaycees, in care of Box 555, Ravenswood, W. Va. 26164. eltfn8 food dipped · ttem aerved wa1 rice 1n Jtp:MM oil. Present we 're Euniet P..art, Lera VanMeter, Frucet Wood, Rev. Mr1. Bernice Wrlnkler, Laurene Lewlo; Erma Roooh, Helen Barker, Mable JohniiOII, FraJJeeo Oliver, Ada Clerke, AnIIi' Allen, Lucy llarrlllon, Ru1h Rouoh, Edith Fox., 1114 auell, Julll Kol steven• and daullhtor, Tllll!n)'. Book Reviewed For Group I -. ''·· at the funeral home anytime alter 10 a.m. Friday. .. ' ···l ... A ID!all acale aample •ote to tell bow a ·real eleclion would go ioJ called a lllraw vote ill poUUca. ...,crlptl!HI ,..IM: 0111...,... _, ...n. ......u.w. ................ - . . .... non. ...... - · 1J .....,., .... n. -'>4eol • ..... &lilt: II)' llldb 0. ,_. ...... · NE11 DNE ·' Enrolls at Case ' BilJ Hackett, son oC Mr. and ' < ' dleport, has enrolled at Case Western Reserve in Cleveland. He is a 1968 graduate oC Middl.,.. port Hlgb SchooL r r r r.rr VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ADMITTED - !:arl Dilcher, Albany; Ethel Collins, Shade. DISCHARGED - Theresa Rathburn, Paul Brookins, C&rl Johnson, Joe Price, Dorothy ShambUn. James Lewis, Edm I ..... t ' 775~14 '25·00 TPiu, • •• Fml1heel Balance .... 279 Moln ..,, - ·r. • . •'.. r::.:.~. '·,' :r ,.•. • .;., 825d4 - - -· 855x1L. . ..... . ...... . •• ~ miniature weldel controlled TIRES TOGS Your CU!Ying and eteel around you. stressed akin Your next car · cockpit. inslead or ·. and a dashboard. Your next car caJi··P·rol/lllft Hart, Ernest Smith, Sandra RoD· OF SUMMER SPORTSWEAR ~. Mrs. George Hackett, Jr., Mid- FALL SALE 263, AmerleaJJ Legion, Tuo1481 night at the home ol Mrs. wu.. llam Smltlo. Elected were Mrs. Smith, pre~ klent; Mrs. Con Young, ftrahice preatdenti Mrs. Harrison Bent· < .. .. lowhJa chairmen: Mrs~ Oscar Hardaway, enc:e HaDIIIJ' of Akron. ELECT A CIRCLE Plana for oendlq a boz 'to a tpeclal lmereat mltsiooary in October were D'Jide durlna a meetlol of lhe Eleell Circle hold at the home ot Mrs. Paul Smart. MrL WWis AnllloJ1y, chairman, presided at tho meeUng. DevotlO!UO were gi.. n by Mrs. Slpehen, miaslonaries In Hong Kong, China. 'AUlankyounotewas read from the Harcy Houdllahelts for a plate of fruiL Members were reminded by Mrs. John McNeil, chairman, that the White Cross quota must be ln by November. A cmunittee of Mrs. MUton Hood, Mrs. Tony Fowler, Mrs. Beulah White, Mrs. mil Bland, community aerwice, and Mrs. Harper, Americanism. }# ·coo·r •.i:Qia: ·· . ·s.e · :::.:!!1:;::::::.:,' to ohUI-Ins and MI'Yieeme!l ollhl . ohureb duriiJI the Jl&ll DIOIIIIJ; · The Whlte Crooa QUQia waal11leol and Mrs. EJtzabetli Slavin wu asked to proceed wllh·tho ,.,.. Joel of aohoal lii!IC1Iea fiMr DladJ chUdren.. MrS; Smart - - tho , _ elft dodlcaUon, 1114 the p....,... erdded "Feed MJ I..u:ati' WM ghen by Mrs. Slavi!J. Chlclo!n ea1od and hot rolla were aa!'Yid by Mrs. SmarL MfL lolallnlqf Kloea, society prealdent, wu 1 (IUOOL Ask About Our Christmas Lay-Away Plan! Adeposit will hold It for you Pearl Holrman, Mrs. McNeU and Mra. Hughes wasnamedtohandle hospitality Cor the October meet- bJ 1870, ing o! the Sanborn SOciety, you mar have the same time as the man In the moon. Prayer by Mrs. McNeU opened the meeUng with Mrs. Agnes White giving devotions. She read a meditation from the book, "Heart's Desire," and also eave a reading "Getting Old and K~ ing Young," concludingwithpnyer, r) Program leader was Mrs. Fowler who used a quiz on hymn Church Class of Alaska lllgbllgbto ol her 18-day Metbodtat Alaskan tour were related ment were Min Frieda Faehnle, Mrs, Rattle Smllh, Mro. c. F. !Ubbs, Miss Beu Sanborn, Mro. c. E. Young, Mrs. James CrlaweU, Mrs. Norman Wayland, Mrs. Moore, Mrs. David Ents.. mlnger, and Mro. Glen Lambert. ...... C&l-U'T' ICK &old. Wtter· -··"' •PIIII•d fllllfft on aut at iiiW'tJ Hostesses were the omcera, Mrs. McComas, Mrs. M. L. French, vice president; Mra. EmerJOD Jones, secretary; Mrs. John Kincaid, assilltant secretary, and Mrs. Hibbs, treaaurer. As10rted cake• and coft'ee were aerved. Mrs. Moore presided at the sUver cotree service. '11J.e ..table dlw:oratioaa tutur- od an arrangement ol dahllao and plnh IIJIOrs. Congregation Votes Change of Hours radill blllllldlll. luminous doh ...cl hllldt . . . . . . Back in 19~9. the people running our space progriiiTI heard .that Bulova hid per· fected an electromc monment that repltced the old-fashiOned balance whetl with a tun in& lork. They started asking questk!RS. Like, how accurate would it bet Is thlt P•· anteed accuracy? And how last could an Acculriln" timer ·be dtliwtftd? Bulova it in lime for the launchinJ of the Elplorer satellites. And it accurate _within a minute a month. Atll'tlerap of two seconds aII• Since then, Accutron timers laave orbited the earth in Tel star, TIRQS, Syrx:Om: PeJasus and Gemini. And since ttlen, more than hall a million eartl! people hM bouaht their own Accutron timepiece•. Each one cuaranteed every bit as accurate as those sent into space.t When Apollo goes up, an Accutron timer in tlte lun1r [Jcul'$ion Module willaa right along with it. Then Accutron owne1s will have th1 simi time a lhl m1n in tile MOOft. Will )'DU? ~ ACCUTRON• bJ BULOVA It goes hm·m·m-m. lt) The congregation ol 1he ~a­ ouoo Firlt United Presbyterian Church bas voted.to cbanp hours ol &mday Servlceo. In the future, !imday School will be bold at 9:30 a.m. and Nlne girls were welcomed irto ..,rshlp services at 10:30 a.m. the Veterans Memorial Hospital Bible llludy and Jll'lYOI' oervlcea Clndyalclpers Monday night at will be held 117 p.m. eaeb Wed·the hospital. nelldl,f. er Jewelry Welcome Nine Coll't St. Pomeroy cue, crown 1nc11 cry~ut .,. lnt.et . tW. •ill ldjtlllt UIMIIMpiiiJ to Ulit. toler-, H _ , . ,, lkllf-- II for .,._full ~w..., Lenora Michael, president, had charge of the meodng during which time the duties and responaibtlitles oC a candystrlper were ouUineo!. Welt:mted into membership wore Berbon Leadingham. Rho~>­ ~----GI_FT_C_ER_T_IFI_CA_T_ES_W_IL_L_B_E_GI_YE_N____ da Ervin, Jeanl Hughes, Diane Welah, Cltby Con:ie, Susan Gerlach, Marla Grueser, Janice Eastman, and Kathleen Lewis. rehabilitation; Mrs. Bowles, chlld weltlre; Mrs. Em- Mrs. Butler, MrL Winstonand Mra; llaq>ton aervod m tho nombatiiJicammlttH. Mrs. Smllh served refreshments following the meeUov. ,.us. ThrM . . . . . . . .. ~r~ ,rt.. ~-., .,__. 110.00. l<b - ~ll'eshmenll were oerved 11.1' Mrs. Hlllbe• au!sted by Mro. Bert Bedlmer. Others attendiiJI were Mra. Martha KJnc. Mrs. Charles White and Mro. F1or- ' '. Picture Report is Given by Mro. Nan Moore at Tuesdo,y night's meeting of Clan 12 at Sharon Brawly read a poem Heath Methodist Church. entitled, "Prayer" and conductMrl. Moore showed slldoa al ed a Bible quiz. many hlalorlcal olles violtod by The meeting closed 11.1' mem- the SO people from 15 states on bers .iolnlng In the Youth FeDow- thetoor. ihlp Benediction. The 23rd Psalm, using an Indian prayerbook, was included ln devoUons by Mrs. L. W. McComas, president. Reports were given on the progress of the J).'lrIIODage improvements, which are Mrs. Smllh IPllOinted the IDI- IIMJIW:o!l ""' 111c., It IMl II• ...... Y""- (.'It) , 'iiii'W l'..._ ..._ OM *""'.,_.. lUll, by Mrs. Frances Bearhs carried charge of the program for the h8Xt meeting. er, pianist. S.C.... clan ...._ .... Ill , _ , , ··~··L'- ~.-....--.ta The voted to <ontrlbute to tile Yooth Fund and to sell Chl'lotmu aJJd all - oceuloo cards, and novelt,y items. u money-maklns proJects. Jt was announced that a rellgloua film will be lhown on the Drat 9mday OYonlng ol ... eey mooth at 1outh meetlngo. Maey Lou Radlbrd will be In A fllllli.Y party was held Wednelldl,f night IIOJJOriJV De!DIIs Hackett on hlo l~th birthday, At- le)o, second. Ylce president; Mrs. - . , were Mr. and Mra; Alten Hampton. secretary; Mra. Georp Hackett, Jr.,RooeMarle, Ernest Bowles, treasurer; Mrs. !lalanle aqd Linde. Mr. andlrra. Barbara Coats, historian; Mrs. Paul Smart, and Mr. and MrL Will Winston, chaplain; M r s. Ma!DIIng Kloos ond ohDdrea. Slterman Butler, sergeant at arms, and Mrs. CAmpbell llalllKent, LyM and Lori. .-,t' one. Sh - " ' • ft,IQ. the treasurer's report was gtv. en by Kath)' AbbotL Officers Held For Dennis Hackett .. ' ""- ttW:IU, Eoiii•W ,.._IIUU'J', ~......u- Youth Meeting Election of ... 'I ... r......w...., ' LOVE JOY CIRCLE MEETING AT mE home of Mrs. Charles Simons, the Love Joy CircJe decided to pay for the lunch of a child at the Middleport ed a specJ.al meeting oCthe Ladles Auxlltery ol Lewis Manley Pool .an, - . ......, "' ' held tonlgbL Norman Vincent Peale's "Loving and Being Lowci" waa reviewed by Mrs. Dwight Wallace at Tuesday night's meeting of c:ontlrulng. Group [ of the Women's AasoctMrs. b. P. Klein presented a adon of the llflddleport First program In observance ol. ConUnited Presbyterian Church held llltutton· Week. Particlpotingwlth at the home ol Mrs. Joe Bailey. on the cenllltuUoo and comments Mro. Paul llaptonsiiD presidita value as a historical docued at tho me.Uq which opened with devoUons by Mrs, Rarey Moore. Mrs. Wallace oOI!duelod tho study oo women of the'Bitile uainc Eunice and Lois al hir Election of otncers for the subJects. Mro. Don Lowery will 19611-69 year and theeppolntment be hoateaa for the October meetof commlchairmen hlgbllgbtU.. Refreshments were sened. .. ~·· PoW~.._ n. OMI! Vt)h]- Nllllllll.. ~.Ill._... Ohla. the annual CeUwahip tea. of the Cheshire Baptist Church to be Highlight of Family Party Given MEIGII\.MAIION AUA RICHARD 1io. OWEtl,l'llaLIIIIU St., "-n,. Olllo, fll'tt . .... _ Reading, Quiz uuea. Candystripers t:l~u, RAVENSWOOD - The Jwllor wo- By Auxiliary llEVurEU TO IHTEUIR' (It' To Ask for Ferry borne, membero otlhe Coo\ndl realdlnl! In Athena, opoke briefJ.y at tile meeting. , Following 1he meeiiDg a otte ""' held for Naney Sclenc:e Review, .O'Camar wlx> will . be moving """"wllh horfamiJ.ytoNewYork. Mra. O'COnnor Ia aJJ olllcer or 1ha ooundl and axpr8oaad _ .•• claUon to 1heBtO<Qifortllefrlandalilp and klndneaae1 during her relldeocy here. The door prize wu !lOll 11.1' Fern ShcnnJiter. Refreahmenio were served. Gueoll - · • thla comins year. Mrl. Slovll!l diaplayod 111tereatiDg erUdea from her 1!1Uve t:alllltr)>, Jlj)IJI, namlly fanl, 1tlm91, magutnes, a calendar, umbrella, tflii)OI, oarda, pollen, hall, learfl and DUDJOI'OOI olher OMo omder cloudy skies, was 61 de- Pearl, Daytoo; six grandchildren, grees. and elghl sreal-l!l'andcbildrea. Mr. Hamtng was a member ol the Braohry Church olChrlot and of Roseville Lodge 568, F. IUTS TRAIN, DIES and A.M. NAPOLEON, Ohlo(UPD- WilFuneral aerYicea wiD be held liam Vandevelde, 38, McClure, at 2 p.m. Saturdly It tile Rawwas killed today when his car lings - Coals FIDleral Home In struck a ireight train at a cross- Middleport with the Rev. Cheater ~~ a mile east of here. The Lemle,y olllclatlng, Burial will Highway Patrol sold the train be In 1he Connett cemetery II was not moving at the Ume. Nelsonville. Friends may call doya vlolt In R11!101dl!burg 'wllh 1holr - · Jad!, and famll¥. Wodne1481 Pots or Mr. and Mrl. Rolltrt lloellleb and JIJYI!e were Mr. and Mra; HowardNieboliOII, Albena, Anllllolter, Gl- Tultle, and ~go llolter were In Columbuo W-.&!,v for 1he Farm Cheryl , Ferry, a student •• the out the theme ••foot but Web". A dessert CGUFM was served 0-a IJnlversl!f, has been oamed as 1he achcllarablp girl to be b¥Mrs.Sim011J. remembered wllhgifts and money during 1he year by the B. R. SaDDORCAS CIRCLE born Mlosi9Jill')' Society Circles AI'OIUJd..robiD card Wal siSDod of the MJM!eport Firat Baptist b)' the membero fiMr Mrs. LueWe Church, · Mayea whe la-resldlnglnBelMeeUJV TlieodiJI nlgbt, t b e pre wltll her daughter, Mrs. Erthree circles made plans to car· nest Covert, ,dur!JV tile meeUng ry out project• which include al the Doren Cirillo II the home oohoal llmchos for . noecly chil· ol Mro•. Etllel H..... L It Wll reporied tho! a box had dren ln the Middleport school, remembert~ shut--Jnsofthecom· been sent to Rober!WUI!Oilwbols munltY,, and aerv1cemen oC the in service. and that birthday cards and a !1101!8)'. gin will be church. AMOUDced It the meetiN:s.WIB sent to Mrs. Hugh Smllh and 100, Clifton ·WSCS Program FRENCH·CITY BRAND CALL ANSWERED S!lAB'l'AIRE. lb.S9C pollee reported. There were no injuries. No charges were filed. :;;;~~ Scholars-hip Girl Selected· A reading and a quiz blgbllgbted the program when the 1outh School Cor the oext month. Memll!'<IUP al the Hoek Sprlllfla Unit- hers signed a birthday card for ed Methodlot Church held Its Jctm Hood, stationed atFortBeP.. regular mee11ns 9mday OYonlng nlng, Ga., after a year in V}etwith tile president, COnnie Rad- nom, and wW al80 oend hlmagltt ford, In charp. oC money_ The meeting O)!OOod wllb a The White Croaa quota, a misprayer ~ Rev. Lemlo,y. The sloo proJect for home and abroad, MASON - The Womon•a So- !II• In a eeoerljlldcal area no eeclplure reading wao by 1he waa completed during the meetcounselor, Mra. Hugh Bearha. ing presided over by Mrs. Fred clet;y "' Chrlllllll Service of 1ho larger than 1he or Callfor- Group olnglns was led by SlaJ'. Gibbs, chairman. CIIfton charge met at Graham nla. on Brawly. Mrs. Mary Lyons presented the Station United Methodllt Cbureb . Refrelhment table waa beaoThe aeeretary"a report was program. "The Moat Exciting Nonday, Sept 18, with Mrs. Ada U11J1 with a large Japoneae ltraw given bJo Mary Lou Radford and Debt I E'\lecOwed",anddevotlons Clar1ut, presldent Presiding. An hat as a center pleee. An inter~ OLD e SERVICE The Pooleroy emergency squad r;~::;~;::,,.,,,,,,,,,,,,,,:: Initio tion tor an American flag pres-..·· O'Conner, Mrs. BetQ' Freder~ od to thorn by the Coundl, 1114 lok and oon, BW, 1114 DaW!!8 Doria Grueaer for layette gift&. Rae Grueaer. " SMOMED-4 to 6 LB. MARRIAGE APPUCA TION Charles Alfred Schoonover, 35, Rutland, laborer, and Media B. for Mfss . America. :uru:~:.zod~c:: :ti4::;:n":~.ac':i Middleport Route 1; a daugbter, TilE DAILY SEN'I'INF.L . )' 1: USDA ' CHOICE a.m. Thursday to the Samuel Me~ Mrs. DaJJa (Margaret) Reed, Mont Klnne,y homo In MlddleporL Dead Clair, CaiU.; two brother I, Henupon the arrival of the IJIIlld l'J', «Dayton, and Everett, ofTbe was Alfred Adkins, a broCher of Plains, and a .sister, Mn. CharMrs. McKinney. Ftmeral ar- les (Nancy) Morgan«Oitrander. rangements are inoomplete. Other survivors are three halfsisters, Mra. Robert (Mary) Riggs, of near Rutland; Mrs. Ike LOCAL TEMPS (Martha) Taylor, Columbus, 1114 The temperature in downtown Mra. Lawrence (Dicle) Weaver, Pomeroy at 11:30 a.m. Friday New Plymoulh; a helf- brother, Public is Invited ' ..,, 'Pro.Uee for lnltlaUCI!i and 1he . 'OIIiotvonee al quarterJ.y blrtii. daf• wu acbiiduled for tile oct: ~ WM,· ~ Cclw!dl ., 3_~. ~· <it ·All!ertca met Tlielldl,r nlltilll.lhe baiL It wal noted .that tile Oct. I l!lMllng will &8 at 7:30 •p.m. lnatead of· 8, and blrthdoya ·ID July, . Auault, an!i•,8oJiiember will -~- ob..,..f!l 11iel'tl will be pot. ' lu~ reirolhm-. , ·• Jnzy · NewoD, coundiO., ,..,. . ll<!od II tile .-ni which_.. od In rltJJalllllc form. RQII II tho m~t~~ns wu a COIIUIIUI!Ieo'' 11011 from EdWJ WakeJ.y, dlalclel . &lrvlvlng are a aon, WUbur, aquad anJwered a call at 6:22 was a severe financial blow - \ John Hanning .: , ;:pJO~~~Q ~Y· c6Uncil3i3 d.eel ,,s eludes swthern secUon of the Mlddle~ Jotm Elver Hamlng, 75, died MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL port domp, will be permitted, late WedneodiJI nlgbt at VeterADMITI'ED - Anna Perry, Mayor C. 0. Flaher aald today, ans Memorial Rospllll. Middleport; Louise Lambert, Anyone awrehended vlolaUng The aon al the late Franklin Pomeroy. this regulation will be prosecut- and Mary Allee Hanning, he wu DISCIIARGED - Eclllh Mced, the mayor satd. born In Nelaonvllle 1114 had been Neal (transferred to Holzer Hos-. a resident of Roamlle. He was pi tal). preceded ln death by his wife, ALFRED ADKINS DIES Effie, and a 1011, Leonard. Severe Blow ·:. NEW YORK (l,JPI) ~ Actor Fr"'- 'l1ine, wbole ICJIIIdllllcaUm OJJ llqe illd acreen aftaJ -.ted with hlo turl!llli!JiprlYate Uve, died Wodneodo,y IJi hla home OJJ the falldol!ablo Eut Side. Re wu 82. ile had been IU for lOme Uml. The ..... ol dealh wu not I!IIIOIII!ced, but 1hore wore reporta 1hll he died ollung eaJJeer. ''FUneral oervlcea wiU be oompleteJ.y priYate," aald • I)!CllleoIDID atlheFrank E. Clmjlbell Funeral lloJ!le. ''Wo ha?e been lnstrueled 111 1he fandl.1 to give no other lnformatlaa." Tone wu a liar oldie theater, ploIUrel, radio and lllevlolooubing a oarear that apamocl foor dec,odea. Ra wu marclod - and divorced - four Umes. eari.Y Wednesday evening. Mrs. WARNING MADE No dumping of refUse on the outa1de ~ the fence, or in the Comsat Takes delegations In !be House. Labor- The rullngbo<lyofthe 14 . mlllloo member AFL-CIO Wedne1481 coupled Its OJ>loroement oC Humphrey with a warn. lng to Its member• not to be !oolod by Wallace. . ~;~r:ro.c.tide ' 'will ities In more than half the state westbound ear driven by Norman dent unlverslcy. Registration was to resume today, ' ~,!J'!!o ·~- S,.-1, . P~eroy.U'+'leport, 0., :I1Jurlldl,f, .BtlJj. 111, 11168 Medium damage& were reportGOP woold win a majority In ed to two cars ln an accident on Congress in November but warn. ed Nixon could sUII lose U lho E. Main St. at 8:05 L m. 'n'<!rs· Welch, 32, Dexter, housewife. preaidential election iB thrown day, Pomeroy police said. A car drl ..n by William Harlnto the House and the Republiden, 29, Syracuse, akidded on wet can resurgence does not go Car enough to give the party major- (Contirued l'rom Page 1) :- ...: with GOP congreuional candidates to dispense advice and money. Meanwblle, they said U1e .' To Speak Sunday Dr. Lester Roosb or Gallipolis wUI be (IUOBI sJIOaker Sunday at the. 10:30 L m. service of the Middleport Flrat United Preaby- terbn Clluroh. Lewis Sauer will be the W"mon in charge. W~-W~WeM tk ~lni1ft&t .KUTE KIDDIE WEAR . FOR BOYS AND GIRLS lhese toeilly ·outllb are an the sone to ''" your chil• tile ' -ulth1wlt , . In all-wlllher All New MercluJndise For This Sale! 10% OFF ON ALL NEI1 FALL KNIT SUITS and COATS DRESS SALE! .1 GROUP JUNIORS • • • - - • - - • • • : - -- 5.00 1 GROUP MISSES ANQ HALF SIZES, VAL. TO 21.95 • • ·-- • • ·- • • • -15.00 1 GROUP, VAL. TO 11. !li • • · · ~ • • • • • • • 9.95 GROUP BEITER DRESSES • • - • - - -REDUCED SIIITS, 116. L9S TO 12.95 �~-\~f-i;·· . ' '' .-;.,i~- l Po~eroy :BencJ:· ".: ~~~:J~!r ~ '&\JSW bnc!ils~ · ' '/~J -·~ elkld o!;f __,.,, Senior Clbb ,:, ·. - throup Organizes· Of Dovghter Tho P;_;QI' ' ::. Mr. IIIII Mra. Ra1mond Colea o1 MJ4dlopcrt haw returned from ~ I two WHk vl.alt Ia llliiarwpolia, t :: JnL, Witl'l her· ac.in-law alii ;: dauahter, Mr. alxl Mrs. Charles .: :: GameL ' • :: :: :: :; ;; ·.·. ... .; :; .. ,•. Garnes was recently discharg.. eel trun the armed forces ard Ia currently oi!JI)Ioyed althe AIIlion Alrc:nft In IJ¥llanapolls. Mra. Gomes Ia employed by the llldlana Bell T!!ephone Co. Mr. and Mrs. Garnes acCOOJ.ponied Mr, ani Mrs. Coles 10 Mlddloport lor the weekend. They Ylolled his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Garnes of Vlrtoo, her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. •.· ·.· :: ..u, Mr. ·.·. ... ~ .:,.: ... Airman and Mrs. ' Varian • ~r:=·=-=·:·=·=·=·=;=·=-:·=·=;=;:::::-:-:-:-:-====: ... -::=========~=~= ·!: 1 _._ l/ ~ THURSDAY TWI-LIGHT GARDEN C I u b, Tlalr_., 7:30 p.m., home of Mro. Mile Smllh, Wehe Tor· . . race. MAGNOLIA TEMPLE 198, Pytldan ~~-·· Thur&da,y, 7:30 p.m., D. 0( A. Hall. Members uqodto·.uencL EP9:'0PAL Church Womea Thur!ida,y at 11!e Parish House; ·• 12:30 lund!Ooo, roiiOII'OCI by prolr&IJ! by Mro. Fred crow, Jr., JUJd Mra. Ow-los Gibbs. ROCX SPRINGS Dotter Health Club, 1:30 p.m. Thur&da,y, homo o1 Mrs. Arlie Abbott; M r a. Ben& WhaleJ, progriDlj M r Fred Goegleln 11Je contells, a. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Varian or Pomeroy have recehed word or the marriage of their son, Alnnan First Class Ray- monl Varian, 10 Helga Locher or Germany, The weddlna: was an event of July 19 in Berlin where Airman Varian has been stationed tor the past two years. He was a 1966 graduate or Wahama High School. Since his enlistment in the Air Force, AJrman Varian has completed courses in law and goverrunent aOO geometry. 1be new Mrs. Varian is a secretary for 1 law firm. The CQll)le plan to reside In the United States following his dlsl.'harge, Air~ man Varian's address Is 7350 Air Police Sq., Box U92, New York, N. Y. , 09611. Meigs Awakening of ~roperty Indonesia is ~""---- "-''P'IUe ,. ' ' • .• . Miss. Oa_'tsbn .· ,. Society Topic Harry Canterbury, Ethel can- terbury IOHelenL,MUhoan, WO¥- v• Church or CevU Kauff, Eva Kauff, Hazel Kauff to Hazel Jean K a u If, !'Oifarcl day Ylsltoto o1 Mr. and Mrs. A. Elam. · diy of Sadie Arllher wa1, ho!JO<eel; · ~.::Rse:;;ve:s~ol··: : : ; : .. . . .,. ARRJI7VHJ ,- LU w: buoiJJOsl Ylollorl o1 Gallipolis. Carol Ann llarlllto wao a week- .ol hlir grandparonte, ll. H. Hobeaoa ohd enl .:j) ' •• JUST . . =~:~len~=:;- .IIIII NEW SHiPMENT .jilelvin Circle IIIII. a ~rloll! ol Coilianbuo, .IIIII Jlllileo · Clreh! ~ Now nave.; W. VI., oloJtecl with Mar1 Clre)e 9VU tilt weekJ!!d. temPerature chloaea.· Mr, · anq Mro. oton IIIII l'am1ly 111riahl ers, ol c;olumbuo, YOU, T01), WILL and the Robert Lee family, ' ' wUll"'!'1 ~181o!\roeently eall· ed , '"' the __-Don Smith llmll~. SEE Bolli' VI!JMeler, lolarpret Ann carletoa' were ·hostesses at a dinner In - · ol Eunle Brinker's blrthdl.\'. Patrick carleJoo IIIII WWiam earleton wore also preaent. Mr. IIIII Mra. Robert Lee aiJd children called OJJ Mr. and Mro. Ray Proffllt of Portland SwldiJI andMIIBJ~Iblt. . ' ' e PARK · ·sATURDAY-SEPT. 21 st UNTIL 5 .PM . .TiffEL'Y- . "FAMILY OUTING'' .'· '· UNil'~D :OUeTES OF STEELWORKERS NO. 3739 •.. evening. El&lrt IIIII Forty Melga County Salon 710 mel at the home of EWJle Brinker wl1h Myrtle Walker aa cOooholteu, on MOB!ay night. Ten membera were present.. P r I z e 1 '&Warded by Ruth Thorrton. were won by Eunle Brinker. A geHiall eard was sent to RhOda Hackett. Ellery.., ollloyecllhe. evening. SPECIAL Rag. 59c Asoorttd Fall ago Plants • - • • • • • • • • «c R.,. 2.59-2• to 36" Rubbor Plonto • •'• • • - • • • 2.22 Complete GOLD FISH AQUARIUM 69 Chevy ,~ ALL FOR 2 LIVELY GOLD FISH s9e GLASS BOWL-COLORED CHIPS WATER PLAHT-FISH FOOD SEPT. 26 PET TURTLES JUST ARRIVED-Fall Bulbs for out· ~,.,, POMEROY MOTOR CO. door planting, tulips, crocus, hyacinths, daHodils and .· POMEROY, OHIO narcin111. •••••••••••••••••••••• BEN FRANKLIN PHONE H2-3491 OHIO PO¥EROY ·'t ~. - ' CAMDEN PARK WIL!-,BE OPEN SATURD~Y EVENING. AND ALL DA'( SUNDAY-JOIN· . FUH ' ' REG. 79c . ' ' '. Altlll!dlng I h &u!clq plealc wore Mr. and lol:tl.. ,...... Hollqn, Linda aDd Larey, Mrs. lva linger, Charles F 'lUll!, lllrs, Eva Kl~es, E. 11. llolilJol, lllr: and Mrs. RAibort Parker IIIII famll,y, Mi-. ani Mrs. Ralph Ballard IIIII lamiiJ and P!c. Holllli1S llancee, Mlsa Sl!olla Faulk,' · EvealnaYiattoro wore Mr. and Mro. Frank lloltor. HOUSE PLANTS f~Wepo wore recent pitS ot Rlil>h IA.e Q·T.IPS EFFERDENT t 3pair Reg. 1.09 TABLETS 40 CT . . OENTUR£ CLEANSER · TABLETJS Becky Tiq)lett served refreshments to the group, The next mee!log wW be held October 7 wllb a cookout mill featuring kabobs. - carol Hargraves, re-porter. NEW HAVEN - Tho awaken- ne E. Mllhoa.r!, Parcels,_ Pome~ inl ollndonella was tho program roy, ralt, Thlr!l1'nt were prooent IDI' graves, and Twlla Clatworthywas presented to the club, aOO assignments for the next _meeting were given. ley, Parcels, Olive. Mr. ani Mrs. Evere!l ;:ay Mia• Llnlo lleeveo spent a Johnson, and All:lrea, o1 Colum- ni81>t with her hroll!or and' olaA., E)am. •. ' , are :vlaitlng his mother. ter•in-law, Mr. and Mra. Robel1- SU!JdOy School Sept. 8. Tl)e birth- Rllnlall wW avorage throoquarter Inch to ... Inch, ooeurrll!l 18 .,.Jy dilly ohowera ani ,a feoi'thundenhow· Hareraves. :;:;:;:;::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~o: Plna ani certificates were dlolrlbuted. Carol Harp-avea, paot president, save a repOrt 011 awarda won at the eount;y fair. These Incl.- 21 blue ribboN, five red ami one white- All Jll8Do ben reeelvod blue ribbons 011 their "Let's EJPlore" project. carol Hargraws and Debbie Runnel Ued lor oeoond ploce ln the ' nutc iUon conteat. PT. PLEASANT- The MGblle Class wiMOr ribbons In cloth- X-Ray Unit IIJlO!!SOfed by the TB Ing were awarded 10 Twill Clat. Alooelatlon IIIII tho lolaooo CcJun. . worthy IIIII Jennifer Bllkeale6. v Health IJtl,artmont wW visit Jennifer """ cha!Jiplooshlp In MaBOn County ln October. tailored clo11!1!11 and modeled her Tho unit achedulo Is Leon outfit at the state falr, where she Town Hall on Oct 28, !rom 4 to was named "wtstandlna or the 7 p. m.; Sunnyside Elomenlary dO¥" ani Iller pllced llrollntho School oo OcL 29 frOJII 2 10 5 state (or which she reeelved a p. m. and 6 to 8 p. m.; Ma80!1 ~ clock trophy. The club also Clt;y Building on OcL 3011! lrom won the llrat place tnlphy lor a 10 L m. to noon and 4 p. m. to decorated car In the Junior Fair 6 p, m,; Mason County eourt. parade at the cllUIII,y talr. houoe m OcL 31 from 10 L m. Mary Pear100 read the ~ 10 noon, I to 3 p. m. ani -5 10 7 stitutlon to the members and it p. m. and also on No\'. 1 trcm was adopted as read. Project lOa. m. to 12 noon. books for Outdoor COOkery n, The x.raya are free and re-which the club Is taking. were quire no undressing. Persons 17 distributed. years or age or older may take The club pr<Jgrl!ll, PIIMed by the X-r&¥1!. Debbie Harbrecht, carol Har- Gar I Bucldey' Mamie Buckley 10 Chester Buckl'lf, Nancy Buck- ELEANOR CmCLE, 7:30 theme when the Woman•s Mls'11o!r!!day nl&lrt, l*th Methodist olonary Soclol;f o1 11!e New HaCl!urcb. }' NeWS · ·w.0 ~~ N N le .aP"'ft eWS, .0 8. . hw JoQea ' •~'~~~ sons or Bar- er, · ~r-; alii Mr,,a. w. .Jack Elimt !I'. Vit., IIIII Thoma aiJd Mfs. -..·Mr, IIIII Mro. ' Mrs.· the Day ,·, · •' ~ad Bill, were SU• Harley Jollnson were M~ 1,. Coming Soon and Mrs. Charles Jones :. ®!Social Calendar·J 80a IIi the l"'f •pe!1J~a 1 will paenlly be 50,, . warm thr'outlf!OJJt tho p.,... lod, will! Oldy PJii!OI' c~ayoJo:>, ' Pres&nteB by ' • :; to the . ," Mob.iJ Um"t :; ol Lakin, W, VL ·.·. 3,8 day era, Twtla Clatworthy aiMI Carol :: · :; :: :: :: ml Mrs. Charles HoUirwslled ot ;: Galllpolla, and their grlliQ)ar- .<· :il.oo -·H~1 - Club orpniled Monlol' .....tJw. 5eptembei' 18 will! olfteera bel!ll Debblf Harbrooht. proaldenl; dBock.Y BOOilllhilll, v l c o preol ent; Mal')' Peoraon, seerotory; Irene lllrnoa, lreuorert carol Hargraveo,-. report.. or; Bock.Y Triplott, recreaUm leo4er; Twill CJat:worJIJy, healih c:halrmiD; Debbie HUMOU, ure. 11' chairman, and JWJlors leldo :: In ·Indiana ., 1. ' \ LOViNG CARE $1 35 r:::.--" God met at the Rutland. Fred Dale Allensworth 10 ll<mhome ol Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth SATURDAY ald M, Newell, MarJorie Newell, RidenoUr with Mrs, Freda Tur,• CIDCKEN BARBECUE, SaturLot, Middleport, E. Cleland Sr., Leona V. Cloley, co-hoateoo. Orpho Fields dlf. bf«1mtng at 11 a.m. , MaBoyd Roy McDaniel, Rena M. land, Henry E. Cleland Jr., Lot ""' Valunleor Fire DOJ)B11monl. -.a in charge of devotlona, ua- McDaniel 10 Larry J. Hud11011, No. 35, R>meroy. · 4 Ploteedl tmrarda new r 1 r e tng the theme, ' Sfreet P..a or John W. Arbaugh, Ethel ArService" taken from 1l!o 23NI Unda L. Hudson, Lot, Pllmell'Jiek. roy, baus!J 10 KOIIIH!th R, Young, Lucy Plllm. Nellie Dudding led In CHESTER VOLUNTEER FireJessie E. Cooper to Jesalo ~ Young, Lois 18 and 19, Olive. •• plenle at tho lire OOUio, prayer. c Pro1f11, 1.<11-17 SII!M!. I .. Jolin )II. 4\dlausil. Ethei.,.VStewardlhlll dlreetor IUia Me8uBdQ', Sept. 22, at 5 p.m. Fln\vui!OII M, wolro, Amn., fo Heliil Caldwell, ll!lo Daniel received the penney-&-<~&¥ llltl!, their lamllleo, lho Ladles Wolfe, Dec., to Davey D. Wolfe, 16 and 17, Olive. !IJ<lJI8Y, Blosalni cups l!l!ould be Aen11f•ey IDd tamllles, and all Ca1herlne Y. Wolfe, Parcels, LeGlenn Hash, Levina Huh, to 11!ooe 1lflo helped 1ri1h the food broul!lll to the next moOting, tart. · Leonard Hash, 189% Ac:rea, SaEleonor Davis and Nellie Dudbooth at the Melp CO. Fair, and Adellne P. Browning 10 Henry lem. ding were appointed to aerve on their llmllleo Invited. Eber ... . '' /' . '• iC .: ·, . ,- -. the visitation committee, Freda SATURDAY NIGHT hlsl! sebool Turley and B<lnnle Fields pve dance 1J11'4', Melp JWJlor Hlgll a report OJJ lhelr viaiiB the past auditorium, Pomeroy, 8:30 to month. 11:30 p.m. The JO¥• will omrt was announeed that the WMS c. the danc:e, which ls sehool- llsto boar<l mooting wiU be held iJ,ani!OI'IId. The public IB wei- II tho Scott Depot Church ol God '"' Tue!!day, Oe!Ober 8. AJ. MONDAY so, an executive committee meetTENT 9~, Daughtero ol Un- log will be held at 1he homo o1 klll VeteriDI, Monday at I h e Faye Ca!pOI!terOJJ Tue&da,y, Sop!. D,A.V. hall. 24, at 9:30. Noxl month's mooting will be a feUowlhtp dinner to be held Reported at Rou.ah's Drive-bl. Sarah Gibbs PT. PLEASANT - Arrests was IJIP)Jnted chaJrman. Freda Turley gave the proroCOl1led at tho cllUIII,y joU durl!w !he post twe!IIY-foor hours gram. Ref'resbments were aenwere: Jack Watson, 36, Bender- ed to Iva CQeharl, Rita Me~ eon. charpd with intoxlcatloni Daniel, Eleanor Davia, PanJy Fraddln Casto. 34, Pt. Pleas- Fry, Nellie Dudding, Ada John1111, driving whUe inJoxlca!ed, lOR, FO¥e Carpenter, !l!o Erani ROI!IId Erb, 22. Now Haven, win, R- Johnoon, Freda TUf. ley, Bonnie Fields, OrphaFielda, petty larceny warrant. ;. 39c CLiTEX -·· .Arrests Mary Slok, Pal Elder, Sarlh Gibbs, Cheryl Knight, Mary Zerkle, Ema Ropra, Blanch and Kemeth Ridenour. IIIN ITCH DON'T SCRATCH IT! IN II MINUtES, ........ ~ .... Mdr: .t ...,. 5 ......... 1 ldU. ...... ho lleallq. PlM ler .c--., laud leet ttd. •tiler u&rf-• ....-. al SWISHER & LOHSE DRUGS PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL ADMITED - Gllle!Oo Jeffers, Pt. Pleasant; "uooa White, Gallipolis Ferry; Mrs. LUlian ' '•), Swisher & Lohse Rexall Dru11 , health needs ... that's Lotar~ (without even mentioning economy! ) . .... . AT SHAIIIrS .::... POIIEROYI OHIO ' • ' WlthEUl& Sunday 10:30 AM 10 12:30 PM and 5:00 10 9:00 PM lO's Reg. $1.59 . "' . . :.: , , ' 11- 99~ TOOTHPASTE REG. 1.05 FAMILY SIZE ' . 58~ 2 89 ' REG. 83c LARGE . _ . lor . ' . ASPIRIN 59, Wayoo Swlthor, Ho10ld Lohoo and Konn<Oth McCul• Iough oro your lrlondly pha101acloto at Swhhor ood LDhlt 1•••11 Drug1. They have low prescrlpt1111n prices end pron~pt Mrvict and ditceunt drug price• ••••n da)'t a week. Let •• ,.,.,, pu t.r ell r:o\r mentipn' 1111 · money)'Ou 605 I. !lAIN ' _j AC Full . MAGIC .' !'-r,¥·, proscription c.~ll drua needs. I ]' ,, OPEN DAILY drowning. MARAUDER DAY 0 •r.... Mrs. 99~ Family Size . :sPRAY.can 8:00 AM 10 10:00 PM ·'· .•: . S~OPE LARGE SIZE &oz. There Is no truth to the be· lief that a body will rise to the surface three times alter IS . SH you bring your pres,crip- Arvelle Sommer, Southside. ·:-:_:·:~=- ·~ REG, 99c·SUAVE why you coo count on Fields, Mason; Mrs, Dallas Bailes, Robertaburg; Dewayne Mlyes, Henderaon; Warren Mil~ ler• Pt. Pleaaant; Mrs. George Hollman IIIII son, \ SCOPE in pharmaceuticals and Sayre, PL. Pleasant. DISCHARGED - Mrs. 0 t l s Neal ani son, Leon; Charles FRIDAY FISH BUFFET 100 ct. Reg• $1.49 REG.l.45 We stock only the finest tion to' us . BUFF ERIN Reg. US · goes into every prescription at geHing the best when cea._. rn:H..JU.-NOT 4.tm Polish Remover ·[ ''' ' I l �~-\~f-i;·· . ' '' .-;.,i~- l Po~eroy :BencJ:· ".: ~~~:J~!r ~ '&\JSW bnc!ils~ · ' '/~J -·~ elkld o!;f __,.,, Senior Clbb ,:, ·. - throup Organizes· Of Dovghter Tho P;_;QI' ' ::. Mr. IIIII Mra. Ra1mond Colea o1 MJ4dlopcrt haw returned from ~ I two WHk vl.alt Ia llliiarwpolia, t :: JnL, Witl'l her· ac.in-law alii ;: dauahter, Mr. alxl Mrs. Charles .: :: GameL ' • :: :: :: :; ;; ·.·. ... .; :; .. ,•. Garnes was recently discharg.. eel trun the armed forces ard Ia currently oi!JI)Ioyed althe AIIlion Alrc:nft In IJ¥llanapolls. Mra. Gomes Ia employed by the llldlana Bell T!!ephone Co. Mr. and Mrs. Garnes acCOOJ.ponied Mr, ani Mrs. Coles 10 Mlddloport lor the weekend. They Ylolled his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Garnes of Vlrtoo, her brother and sister-in-law, Mr. •.· ·.· :: ..u, Mr. ·.·. ... ~ .:,.: ... Airman and Mrs. ' Varian • ~r:=·=-=·:·=·=·=·=;=·=-:·=·=;=;:::::-:-:-:-:-====: ... -::=========~=~= ·!: 1 _._ l/ ~ THURSDAY TWI-LIGHT GARDEN C I u b, Tlalr_., 7:30 p.m., home of Mro. Mile Smllh, Wehe Tor· . . race. MAGNOLIA TEMPLE 198, Pytldan ~~-·· Thur&da,y, 7:30 p.m., D. 0( A. Hall. Members uqodto·.uencL EP9:'0PAL Church Womea Thur!ida,y at 11!e Parish House; ·• 12:30 lund!Ooo, roiiOII'OCI by prolr&IJ! by Mro. Fred crow, Jr., JUJd Mra. Ow-los Gibbs. ROCX SPRINGS Dotter Health Club, 1:30 p.m. Thur&da,y, homo o1 Mrs. Arlie Abbott; M r a. Ben& WhaleJ, progriDlj M r Fred Goegleln 11Je contells, a. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Varian or Pomeroy have recehed word or the marriage of their son, Alnnan First Class Ray- monl Varian, 10 Helga Locher or Germany, The weddlna: was an event of July 19 in Berlin where Airman Varian has been stationed tor the past two years. He was a 1966 graduate or Wahama High School. Since his enlistment in the Air Force, AJrman Varian has completed courses in law and goverrunent aOO geometry. 1be new Mrs. Varian is a secretary for 1 law firm. The CQll)le plan to reside In the United States following his dlsl.'harge, Air~ man Varian's address Is 7350 Air Police Sq., Box U92, New York, N. Y. , 09611. Meigs Awakening of ~roperty Indonesia is ~""---- "-''P'IUe ,. ' ' • .• . Miss. Oa_'tsbn .· ,. Society Topic Harry Canterbury, Ethel can- terbury IOHelenL,MUhoan, WO¥- v• Church or CevU Kauff, Eva Kauff, Hazel Kauff to Hazel Jean K a u If, !'Oifarcl day Ylsltoto o1 Mr. and Mrs. A. Elam. · diy of Sadie Arllher wa1, ho!JO<eel; · ~.::Rse:;;ve:s~ol··: : : ; : .. . . .,. ARRJI7VHJ ,- LU w: buoiJJOsl Ylollorl o1 Gallipolis. Carol Ann llarlllto wao a week- .ol hlir grandparonte, ll. H. Hobeaoa ohd enl .:j) ' •• JUST . . =~:~len~=:;- .IIIII NEW SHiPMENT .jilelvin Circle IIIII. a ~rloll! ol Coilianbuo, .IIIII Jlllileo · Clreh! ~ Now nave.; W. VI., oloJtecl with Mar1 Clre)e 9VU tilt weekJ!!d. temPerature chloaea.· Mr, · anq Mro. oton IIIII l'am1ly 111riahl ers, ol c;olumbuo, YOU, T01), WILL and the Robert Lee family, ' ' wUll"'!'1 ~181o!\roeently eall· ed , '"' the __-Don Smith llmll~. SEE Bolli' VI!JMeler, lolarpret Ann carletoa' were ·hostesses at a dinner In - · ol Eunle Brinker's blrthdl.\'. Patrick carleJoo IIIII WWiam earleton wore also preaent. Mr. IIIII Mra. Robert Lee aiJd children called OJJ Mr. and Mro. Ray Proffllt of Portland SwldiJI andMIIBJ~Iblt. . ' ' e PARK · ·sATURDAY-SEPT. 21 st UNTIL 5 .PM . .TiffEL'Y- . "FAMILY OUTING'' .'· '· UNil'~D :OUeTES OF STEELWORKERS NO. 3739 •.. evening. El&lrt IIIII Forty Melga County Salon 710 mel at the home of EWJle Brinker wl1h Myrtle Walker aa cOooholteu, on MOB!ay night. Ten membera were present.. P r I z e 1 '&Warded by Ruth Thorrton. were won by Eunle Brinker. A geHiall eard was sent to RhOda Hackett. Ellery.., ollloyecllhe. evening. SPECIAL Rag. 59c Asoorttd Fall ago Plants • - • • • • • • • • «c R.,. 2.59-2• to 36" Rubbor Plonto • •'• • • - • • • 2.22 Complete GOLD FISH AQUARIUM 69 Chevy ,~ ALL FOR 2 LIVELY GOLD FISH s9e GLASS BOWL-COLORED CHIPS WATER PLAHT-FISH FOOD SEPT. 26 PET TURTLES JUST ARRIVED-Fall Bulbs for out· ~,.,, POMEROY MOTOR CO. door planting, tulips, crocus, hyacinths, daHodils and .· POMEROY, OHIO narcin111. •••••••••••••••••••••• BEN FRANKLIN PHONE H2-3491 OHIO PO¥EROY ·'t ~. - ' CAMDEN PARK WIL!-,BE OPEN SATURD~Y EVENING. AND ALL DA'( SUNDAY-JOIN· . FUH ' ' REG. 79c . ' ' '. Altlll!dlng I h &u!clq plealc wore Mr. and lol:tl.. ,...... Hollqn, Linda aDd Larey, Mrs. lva linger, Charles F 'lUll!, lllrs, Eva Kl~es, E. 11. llolilJol, lllr: and Mrs. RAibort Parker IIIII famll,y, Mi-. ani Mrs. Ralph Ballard IIIII lamiiJ and P!c. Holllli1S llancee, Mlsa Sl!olla Faulk,' · EvealnaYiattoro wore Mr. and Mro. Frank lloltor. HOUSE PLANTS f~Wepo wore recent pitS ot Rlil>h IA.e Q·T.IPS EFFERDENT t 3pair Reg. 1.09 TABLETS 40 CT . . OENTUR£ CLEANSER · TABLETJS Becky Tiq)lett served refreshments to the group, The next mee!log wW be held October 7 wllb a cookout mill featuring kabobs. - carol Hargraves, re-porter. NEW HAVEN - Tho awaken- ne E. Mllhoa.r!, Parcels,_ Pome~ inl ollndonella was tho program roy, ralt, Thlr!l1'nt were prooent IDI' graves, and Twlla Clatworthywas presented to the club, aOO assignments for the next _meeting were given. ley, Parcels, Olive. Mr. ani Mrs. Evere!l ;:ay Mia• Llnlo lleeveo spent a Johnson, and All:lrea, o1 Colum- ni81>t with her hroll!or and' olaA., E)am. •. ' , are :vlaitlng his mother. ter•in-law, Mr. and Mra. Robel1- SU!JdOy School Sept. 8. Tl)e birth- Rllnlall wW avorage throoquarter Inch to ... Inch, ooeurrll!l 18 .,.Jy dilly ohowera ani ,a feoi'thundenhow· Hareraves. :;:;:;:;::::::::::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::~o: Plna ani certificates were dlolrlbuted. Carol Harp-avea, paot president, save a repOrt 011 awarda won at the eount;y fair. These Incl.- 21 blue ribboN, five red ami one white- All Jll8Do ben reeelvod blue ribbons 011 their "Let's EJPlore" project. carol Hargraws and Debbie Runnel Ued lor oeoond ploce ln the ' nutc iUon conteat. PT. PLEASANT- The MGblle Class wiMOr ribbons In cloth- X-Ray Unit IIJlO!!SOfed by the TB Ing were awarded 10 Twill Clat. Alooelatlon IIIII tho lolaooo CcJun. . worthy IIIII Jennifer Bllkeale6. v Health IJtl,artmont wW visit Jennifer """ cha!Jiplooshlp In MaBOn County ln October. tailored clo11!1!11 and modeled her Tho unit achedulo Is Leon outfit at the state falr, where she Town Hall on Oct 28, !rom 4 to was named "wtstandlna or the 7 p. m.; Sunnyside Elomenlary dO¥" ani Iller pllced llrollntho School oo OcL 29 frOJII 2 10 5 state (or which she reeelved a p. m. and 6 to 8 p. m.; Ma80!1 ~ clock trophy. The club also Clt;y Building on OcL 3011! lrom won the llrat place tnlphy lor a 10 L m. to noon and 4 p. m. to decorated car In the Junior Fair 6 p, m,; Mason County eourt. parade at the cllUIII,y talr. houoe m OcL 31 from 10 L m. Mary Pear100 read the ~ 10 noon, I to 3 p. m. ani -5 10 7 stitutlon to the members and it p. m. and also on No\'. 1 trcm was adopted as read. Project lOa. m. to 12 noon. books for Outdoor COOkery n, The x.raya are free and re-which the club Is taking. were quire no undressing. Persons 17 distributed. years or age or older may take The club pr<Jgrl!ll, PIIMed by the X-r&¥1!. Debbie Harbrecht, carol Har- Gar I Bucldey' Mamie Buckley 10 Chester Buckl'lf, Nancy Buck- ELEANOR CmCLE, 7:30 theme when the Woman•s Mls'11o!r!!day nl&lrt, l*th Methodist olonary Soclol;f o1 11!e New HaCl!urcb. }' NeWS · ·w.0 ~~ N N le .aP"'ft eWS, .0 8. . hw JoQea ' •~'~~~ sons or Bar- er, · ~r-; alii Mr,,a. w. .Jack Elimt !I'. Vit., IIIII Thoma aiJd Mfs. -..·Mr, IIIII Mro. ' Mrs.· the Day ,·, · •' ~ad Bill, were SU• Harley Jollnson were M~ 1,. Coming Soon and Mrs. Charles Jones :. ®!Social Calendar·J 80a IIi the l"'f •pe!1J~a 1 will paenlly be 50,, . warm thr'outlf!OJJt tho p.,... lod, will! Oldy PJii!OI' c~ayoJo:>, ' Pres&nteB by ' • :; to the . ," Mob.iJ Um"t :; ol Lakin, W, VL ·.·. 3,8 day era, Twtla Clatworthy aiMI Carol :: · :; :: :: :: ml Mrs. Charles HoUirwslled ot ;: Galllpolla, and their grlliQ)ar- .<· :il.oo -·H~1 - Club orpniled Monlol' .....tJw. 5eptembei' 18 will! olfteera bel!ll Debblf Harbrooht. proaldenl; dBock.Y BOOilllhilll, v l c o preol ent; Mal')' Peoraon, seerotory; Irene lllrnoa, lreuorert carol Hargraveo,-. report.. or; Bock.Y Triplott, recreaUm leo4er; Twill CJat:worJIJy, healih c:halrmiD; Debbie HUMOU, ure. 11' chairman, and JWJlors leldo :: In ·Indiana ., 1. ' \ LOViNG CARE $1 35 r:::.--" God met at the Rutland. Fred Dale Allensworth 10 ll<mhome ol Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth SATURDAY ald M, Newell, MarJorie Newell, RidenoUr with Mrs, Freda Tur,• CIDCKEN BARBECUE, SaturLot, Middleport, E. Cleland Sr., Leona V. Cloley, co-hoateoo. Orpho Fields dlf. bf«1mtng at 11 a.m. , MaBoyd Roy McDaniel, Rena M. land, Henry E. Cleland Jr., Lot ""' Valunleor Fire DOJ)B11monl. -.a in charge of devotlona, ua- McDaniel 10 Larry J. Hud11011, No. 35, R>meroy. · 4 Ploteedl tmrarda new r 1 r e tng the theme, ' Sfreet P..a or John W. Arbaugh, Ethel ArService" taken from 1l!o 23NI Unda L. Hudson, Lot, Pllmell'Jiek. roy, baus!J 10 KOIIIH!th R, Young, Lucy Plllm. Nellie Dudding led In CHESTER VOLUNTEER FireJessie E. Cooper to Jesalo ~ Young, Lois 18 and 19, Olive. •• plenle at tho lire OOUio, prayer. c Pro1f11, 1.<11-17 SII!M!. I .. Jolin )II. 4\dlausil. Ethei.,.VStewardlhlll dlreetor IUia Me8uBdQ', Sept. 22, at 5 p.m. Fln\vui!OII M, wolro, Amn., fo Heliil Caldwell, ll!lo Daniel received the penney-&-<~&¥ llltl!, their lamllleo, lho Ladles Wolfe, Dec., to Davey D. Wolfe, 16 and 17, Olive. !IJ<lJI8Y, Blosalni cups l!l!ould be Aen11f•ey IDd tamllles, and all Ca1herlne Y. Wolfe, Parcels, LeGlenn Hash, Levina Huh, to 11!ooe 1lflo helped 1ri1h the food broul!lll to the next moOting, tart. · Leonard Hash, 189% Ac:rea, SaEleonor Davis and Nellie Dudbooth at the Melp CO. Fair, and Adellne P. Browning 10 Henry lem. ding were appointed to aerve on their llmllleo Invited. Eber ... . '' /' . '• iC .: ·, . ,- -. the visitation committee, Freda SATURDAY NIGHT hlsl! sebool Turley and B<lnnle Fields pve dance 1J11'4', Melp JWJlor Hlgll a report OJJ lhelr viaiiB the past auditorium, Pomeroy, 8:30 to month. 11:30 p.m. The JO¥• will omrt was announeed that the WMS c. the danc:e, which ls sehool- llsto boar<l mooting wiU be held iJ,ani!OI'IId. The public IB wei- II tho Scott Depot Church ol God '"' Tue!!day, Oe!Ober 8. AJ. MONDAY so, an executive committee meetTENT 9~, Daughtero ol Un- log will be held at 1he homo o1 klll VeteriDI, Monday at I h e Faye Ca!pOI!terOJJ Tue&da,y, Sop!. D,A.V. hall. 24, at 9:30. Noxl month's mooting will be a feUowlhtp dinner to be held Reported at Rou.ah's Drive-bl. Sarah Gibbs PT. PLEASANT - Arrests was IJIP)Jnted chaJrman. Freda Turley gave the proroCOl1led at tho cllUIII,y joU durl!w !he post twe!IIY-foor hours gram. Ref'resbments were aenwere: Jack Watson, 36, Bender- ed to Iva CQeharl, Rita Me~ eon. charpd with intoxlcatloni Daniel, Eleanor Davia, PanJy Fraddln Casto. 34, Pt. Pleas- Fry, Nellie Dudding, Ada John1111, driving whUe inJoxlca!ed, lOR, FO¥e Carpenter, !l!o Erani ROI!IId Erb, 22. Now Haven, win, R- Johnoon, Freda TUf. ley, Bonnie Fields, OrphaFielda, petty larceny warrant. ;. 39c CLiTEX -·· .Arrests Mary Slok, Pal Elder, Sarlh Gibbs, Cheryl Knight, Mary Zerkle, Ema Ropra, Blanch and Kemeth Ridenour. IIIN ITCH DON'T SCRATCH IT! IN II MINUtES, ........ ~ .... Mdr: .t ...,. 5 ......... 1 ldU. ...... ho lleallq. PlM ler .c--., laud leet ttd. •tiler u&rf-• ....-. al SWISHER & LOHSE DRUGS PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL ADMITED - Gllle!Oo Jeffers, Pt. Pleasant; "uooa White, Gallipolis Ferry; Mrs. LUlian ' '•), Swisher & Lohse Rexall Dru11 , health needs ... that's Lotar~ (without even mentioning economy! ) . .... . AT SHAIIIrS .::... POIIEROYI OHIO ' • ' WlthEUl& Sunday 10:30 AM 10 12:30 PM and 5:00 10 9:00 PM lO's Reg. $1.59 . "' . . :.: , , ' 11- 99~ TOOTHPASTE REG. 1.05 FAMILY SIZE ' . 58~ 2 89 ' REG. 83c LARGE . _ . lor . ' . ASPIRIN 59, Wayoo Swlthor, Ho10ld Lohoo and Konn<Oth McCul• Iough oro your lrlondly pha101acloto at Swhhor ood LDhlt 1•••11 Drug1. They have low prescrlpt1111n prices end pron~pt Mrvict and ditceunt drug price• ••••n da)'t a week. Let •• ,.,.,, pu t.r ell r:o\r mentipn' 1111 · money)'Ou 605 I. !lAIN ' _j AC Full . MAGIC .' !'-r,¥·, proscription c.~ll drua needs. I ]' ,, OPEN DAILY drowning. MARAUDER DAY 0 •r.... Mrs. 99~ Family Size . :sPRAY.can 8:00 AM 10 10:00 PM ·'· .•: . S~OPE LARGE SIZE &oz. There Is no truth to the be· lief that a body will rise to the surface three times alter IS . SH you bring your pres,crip- Arvelle Sommer, Southside. ·:-:_:·:~=- ·~ REG, 99c·SUAVE why you coo count on Fields, Mason; Mrs, Dallas Bailes, Robertaburg; Dewayne Mlyes, Henderaon; Warren Mil~ ler• Pt. Pleaaant; Mrs. George Hollman IIIII son, \ SCOPE in pharmaceuticals and Sayre, PL. Pleasant. DISCHARGED - Mrs. 0 t l s Neal ani son, Leon; Charles FRIDAY FISH BUFFET 100 ct. Reg• $1.49 REG.l.45 We stock only the finest tion to' us . BUFF ERIN Reg. US · goes into every prescription at geHing the best when cea._. rn:H..JU.-NOT 4.tm Polish Remover ·[ ''' ' I l �-' . '· ' _ WA"',.. ....... c........... a. c........ I 11 .M. DIY ..... ,. l'uthlltteM .....,. DNfiiM ' ...... 1.n1. f9r Wilt M ........ lllltll t httftclt..... IHUUTIOIII TM PWIItMr ,........ tM rltllt ...y .. .............. ""' .............. IMIIIRltll. TM lllltllltlhet wJA Mit .. ,......... ftr """' . . . . . . . lillarNCt tRtHI'-"- ,, I LUII •or s-.rc. 11Mt ..... WM'CI 1M .......... W...l All MlftiMUfll etta"' WANTED Watchihg \\r:.U~ 'lds ·B~·Tbp :Gratlfl , A LIITLE '.HOMEWORK' INP0--.'11011 Forhnt II FOOT Lcme Star boat, IIIIi HP motor with trailer com· plele, All In excelii!Jit condJ. Uon. Call m.mo or 9112-3589. Jlc ~·~ Rl. IH, Pbone - - 1-11-Ue tlliiNiliiiED TWO IIEDIIOOM APAR'I'IIENT, M!cMJort, pbCIIe llla'll ' lj " 4'·. . U I tie Ill! MO. AltC Golden llelrleVer pupplll. , Ill Alb SL, Jolldd1epoC'I. IDU. ~ "'*. KBNNBlBEC Poll-, Cbarloo · I;XPERr Wheel Alignment Call Pom.-oy ses.s· SAUS AND SERVICE 'I1WLER SPACE, readJo Ia Jlllllll, 11 ceftts lllf W•"' Ill CINICUHv. 1916 COMET, I cylinder, ..... boot up. private. pJen17 of 614-992-Zl$1 ....rttoftl. '68's .Rid~ed ·. ·· u .., ...,. • .._... ... ,..... malle, two door; 1167 Chryao room fat dll1drOII 111 plaJ POI'ATOES, WATEIUIELONS. ..... ... INid wltlllll II cAys. 1lr New Yorter, air CCJIMB. , Phone IIIIIIOI. f.l. . piiOIIe IISIIII a - Prell· CltlD OP TMANIU j, . .ITVAitY -GUARANI'EED.t1.M frH Sf ...... MlftfiiiUOOI• II. • • ' I lloDed, power brake~, '~AYAILAILE 1111, Portland. Jl.»ttc ...ltttMI ..,... 'II. ILIND ADI Ia& and whidows. 4 door • CLI!lAN two bedroom lornllhed PHONE 992-2094 .ullllftlellll Uc CIM,.. ,_ Allnr+ dim; 1113 Volbwagen; liM aparlmeul. automatic hell, UDD HBATING eqa1JIIIIIII, Of' ..C. NOUII *' Olef7 v.a, antomallc; 1167 five miles Datlh of Pnmeroy. ROUND WOOD one gas Door lumace, .... •••• .. 1:11 • ••. O.lty Pomeroy Home & MllllaDI, I , cyllnder automattM •·• .. 11tlt NMft ..._,..y Pbone • • • f.l1o4fc BTU, 1811; ooe pa apflo fur. ALL SPECIES tic. Financing avallable. Ph. .. B. MD l'lloiien11.•~ naco 10,1100 BTU, $15; t pa Notice tiiU547, after 5 pbooe . . 2 BEDROOM ~ In Maximum Diameter 10 in. elreulallng beaten with flm. HAM SHOOT Sunday, Sept Zl, Hocklltpolt r Ohio · 11741. t.lo.Jfe Middleport, Newly decorated, 1511 and up; one coal atobr 12 noon oo 4 p,m, Hams, ba· Minimum Diameter 2 ln. lull-. Service• with controll I'll: one Phone - - weelaii,JI. con, turkeys and Yo hog, All cuRTISS .,. ....,, ......,. ot I-IJ.6le '*'verdon burner 1511; used proceeds go to new emergen· Public Sale u tllflaent bnedl, eattJe .... coal funllcel. blowws. Amct, truck sponsored by Racine AUCTION: I HAVE sold my • or 4 bnedl of aoat bacb, FOUR ROOMS and bath, utilold Brottten, Plwo&O), pbooe emergency squad, 9-19-3tc farm and will sell the follow. Ity room, close to new PomebJ ea1IIDI -~ ing personal property at my . rny grade school. Large lot mero: at Pubr ...,. .l Cool9llle. IF YOU are hot and feeling DELIVERED TO residence located one mile Call 9l~Z.2540. 9-17~· FOUR !IIEERS, weighing b&mean, west of Cheater, Ohio on OHIO PALLET CO·. Ita all because your car ain't 450 and 500 lbs Rol-;:c~.BRA;;;;,o;;;;FOIID;;., County Road 2\1 off of Slate land Searlaa, Rutland. Phone • free Estll!lltas clean. 992-2689 ForSele Roule 7 (Walch for sale ar· AtJC'1111NDB 7G-4DI. g.IJ.elp Try DIU new Automatic· Early American I'DWB) . Saturday, Sept. 21. STEREO, Coeaplelo lenlel POMEROY, OHIO • Quality Concrete Muon car wasb. 9-IHI< 1968, 10:311 a.m, - Frigidaire stereo. radio combination, FACTORY CLOIIEOUT. 1181 Ollila . . . . refrigerator, electric oven, solid state unit, 4 speed chan. lamoua brand atMeo, lovely • Certified Streneth NO IIIJNTING on my premises, ForSell ger, lovely maple flnlllh, JlaDe, .... dlshel. rowels, rinse luho, walnut flnlah. This set baa big Mrs, George Freeland, SyragriD, two five piece dinette Make payments of 18 per lttfe ' • Dilfve!J automatic changer, AM a. FM FALL CLEARANCE OM AUJM. cuse. 9-19-2tc , seta. Sllverlone TV, curtains. month or balance of $98.12. INUM FISBING BOATS. 10, radio. 'l1tll set sold much lbrow rugs, clothes hamper. Call IJ92.3218. AIR !miDhiOI'oJNO 12, 13 loot. Kingsbury Ball ~· • QQick Service higher now. wm sen for I WILL NOT be responsible for 9xl! rug, walltelepbone, qull~ ai!CII ...toe. Jack'l lWIItSales, '"' County Road 11. I!OUS, or 15 per month. Try any debts contracted by any· • Finlshllll Ing frames, Ironing hoard, STEREO. AM & FM radio, 4nllon, New Bmlll. bDat cme mile- of Rl. Sll,~ II In your homo. Call - . - . one olbor than myaeH. Maytag washer (wringer), speed automatic changer. IJD.III'II. t • tie . . . ._____ u ,:,'15-!ttc.) t.!Hiql • Salfd & Gravel Teriy Lee Wolfe, <O!fee table, nUllty cart, auWalnut console model. WiD lll. I, Portland, Oblo tomatle washer, desk. rocker, aacrtlke for $'18.32 or monthly , DIAL 992-3284 THE AMAZING Blue Lustre FARM. ApprodmaieiJ I'll ~ g.~p dresser, four beds. porcll payment~~. Call 9ft.MIB. rea, two ttory boule, t.ala, •• wiD leave yoar upholllery ~1J.6le awblg, dresser and vanity, etc., all IQ!d!np Ill 1*1' beautifully sell and eleaD. Jift'RODUCING Judy Smith as lawn chairs, elder harrell CG1ld111aa, loeiMd In Rutland ReD! electric shampooer 11. a """ operator and high styl(!), lloDe jug, cream oepara- SIX ROOM brick homo on 4th GOEGLEIN GRAVEL townalllp, llolp Cooml:, all Ist. Emdag appointments Baker Fumllure. ~tor, eleclric driB, bencb viae, St. New Haven, Price rocluc. Mldtlleport Ill.. Iller I avaUah1e on Tuesdays a n d bencb grloder, \!. hp motor, eel. Ranch style, three bed- COUNTY FAIR clemoualralor, p.m. 1-u.cte '!1111rada.JI. Helen's Beauty BUDGET PRJCE randtwe em 4 • I foot picture window, rooms, gan~~e. basement. INI Ill ug III!WfDg macbl"" , Shop, 1611 Nye Ave., Pomeroy. ..... lldrd Door badgel lbap. stasa door, one lot of wind- Phone 181-21171. 9-lut: IIIOd at cOunty fair. 'l1tiJ ma- BtJOKEYE ~TROLA, bum1 ...... . . .. 9-!Ub: ows. Many otber arUcles too Bater J'uraltuze. ~ cldoe wiD do laney .....t, . coal and wood, brlet lined. numerous to mention. Term~~, 1!181 CHEVY plclmo, Jl'leelakle, Oldo. 'II 161 mab bnltmlholel, dam IDd used leas than two wlntm, POR TRAD!-(lnh fur ..,. cub. Owner, W. J!:. Brown. $11115, phone - - IDOIIDII'IID. Ibis macblnt IOid ucellent condlllon, prleed rea. tlquol. William Bmnn, Jlld. SEWING MACIIM:S, npo1r Lancb served by dlun:h. Not ..IJ.4tc for llOIIJO now fl4 or 15 per aonable, ~ ttz.ml. •illlparl. ...., l'III)IOnalble for accidents. lei'Y!ce, Ill ........ WY 1monlh, try II Ill 10111' ._, t.J3.31c DM. The Fabric l!llap, PomBradford Aucllon (.'mnpany. 1!181 FIAT, see at 2'10 Walnut eaD ...... t.IS«c WilL DO IIIWIDI at homo eroy. Aathoi lied Sbtpr llllel Racine, Obto. fiiOIIO 91.-1 81, Middleport after 5 p.m. 82 FORD XL eimvertlble, JIOOcl dpperl, ]IOCbb, peplng, C. C. Bradfonl, A~ llld Set vice. We Sblrpen: ~17-ltc oondlllon, 5 new llrea, t1150. ONE BRITNEY female bini • SeMn. .... """""'"•· elteratkml, etc. A. c. Bradfold, Mgr. call after 5:30 p.m. 1115934. lin. Jl'reddle Tbabel. ...... 9-!Wte 11164 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE, ~ dog I months old, one Ger· ~IWI!e .,.... '/'IMUt. ~ 4 door, ltandard shill, good' · man ohart balr, male, 11 cmlidl 1£.. ftndiD8 .,. '';e1 condition. $650, call New Hamltilths old. Mosguard Breed- SIX BEAGLE pupa, 7 Liberty IIIII IOI'Yice. ABC Ddlip:k;t, Audlon WILL DO PAlfi'I'ING, plumbiae. ven 882-2918. 9-17-811> lng, phone Mason 773·5291i. Malon, W. Va. PbGae mH. Ave.. Pomeroy, Phone ma. WEDNESDAY, SEP'I'EMliER 91S 6tp ..,..,. IIIII electric wGit INc 5669 after 6 p.m. 9-I.Wip !5, lHI-1t:• A.M. 1964 FORD Falrlane 500, 4-door, bJ tOUIIicl ... bJ boor. Clwbha 1117-'18111. . .IJip THE ESTATE of the Late Ruradio and slen!O, good condl· FARM, 321!. ACRES, 6 room by Dally will be sold at Auc· Pili For Sale house, bath, gas heat, fire· Uon. Must sell, leaving for tlou at late Residence In LeIICJIMAUZERS, Cooien, Pooclplace, drilled weD, good buildWILL LEASE all electric three VIetnam. See Gerald Rollom, tart Falls, Ohio on Stale 111 and Weatlea 'While lJcol. bedroom traDer for one year. Ings. Bam equipped for Grade one ntlle east of Five Polnlll Rol!te 338. 2 Pc. Living Room 1111', l1lo ... .... ...... A milk. With or without farm Oue cblld OK. llarllord area, off Rt. 7. 9-17-3tc Solie, Coffee Table, Ruga & Jlarbroo K ...... a, Coolville, eqolpmenl. Bowman's Run or Wrlle, ~ nelda, •• Carpeting, Stands & Lampo, ..INIIIe 1!:11111 93rcl Sine!, Chicago, m. Forest Run Road, Lee JoJm. 0. 41711. FRONT END, suitable for mat.' son, Rt. 1, Racine. Phone 10111. IH7-41c Kidney Shaped Desk and lng a traDer, $15; tires, Chair, Occasional Chair, AJr. 919-2246. 9-19-tfe springs and wheels; 300 gal· B141wWIIe .................... SPECIAL SALE em Ibis weet. way SWeeper, Ottoman, Ink ion water tank, suitable for Real Estele For Sale Well. ART GLASS LAMP WoJDell'l dreaseo and clolhI ;ltall 11• . _ far . . . . . . II baullng water, $30. Edward 1948 Yo TON FORD pickup, 4 O'BRIEN AND CllOW Cupboard, Writin~ tM Cllrnee Clift • rt' n llltaltspeed, good shape. Reasonla& and cblldren'• clothing Clllna Ball. Phone 992-65111. H7-311: REALTY COMPANY MiatdiiOIMtelt&la" .... ,..._. Desk & Cllair, Electrolux Jelfen Clotbing St<re, Rt. 33. able. VIncent P. Brndericl<. POMEROY - 2 story lnme., ......... vw... ~~~ M!M . . l Sweeper, Picture • Trunk, 9 rMa. 'I'M I' I ' .........~ a ' l'omeroy. ~17-«.c Phone 119J.8214, ~INic When Hawaii beca!JI8 a · 3 bedrooms, bath, nice lot, ~ Pc, Dining Rm. Suite (with FIVE sta week old male tl~ ~J:-::..·· ~~ alate, the American IJai !eM to give away. Call 9liZ. low taxes. $5.000.00 , . . . 11ft •hanlld 10 • IJO.Itar . tlillla '• 500 BALES good bay. See James ANYONE brteresled In 11aJt. Clllna Cupboard) 4 Pc. Bed 5327 after 6 p.m. 1-17-311: POMEROY - 2 story frame, :=*' IIIII. arranged ID !lye rowl of illl Room Suite, Bedding & Un· ._ a New Tellamenl Baptlat Hollon, MinerniDe, Pllone 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, par1 ....,.,. IL Cllwtl. , alan altemallllg ·With ,filar ens, Hand Sweeper, Metal Cllurdl please call ~. IIIIUOII7. 9-Jt.31p ELECI'RIC relrigerator and basement, nice garage. rows of five alan of Jradl.. Bed (complete) Old Rockers, 9-17-&c Uonal white Ill a b!ill flel4. electric range, as eacb. Carl 15.8011,00 ..... lll Ill Ill ltJ UJ . . . Vanity Dresser, High Boy . ' ·: FIVE ROOM home, bath, ooe PCMEROV - 2 story frame, Barnhill, Tuppers Plalnl, Chest, Bowl & Pilcher, BirdsGRACE'S BEAUTY SHOP, Door, In Pomeroy, Out of Phone 867-3400. ~!Hlp 2 bedrooms, bath, garage, eye Maple Dresser, 4 Poster Cheate wtll be c!Oied for two' hlgb water. ParUy furnished pordlea. 12.500.00 Maple Bed Complete, Odd - b from Sept. 30 through If desired. Phooe 992-3251. PLAY PEN and car seat. Mn. III!!NRY a.ELAND Chairs (Many old), Porch & Oct. 14. ~17-&p ~IMp Ollke . . . . John Lyons, 541 So<ond Ave., Yard Furniture, Pottery PieMiddleport. t.17-3tc Rea. Willi ces, G1assware (several nice THERE wtll be a Gun Shoot BARNES SUMP pump, condl· t-INt. pieces), Warm Morning Gas Sunday. September 22 begin.. lion Uke now. Uoed 6 months. FOUR ROOM hou!e, bath, tun Heater, Crosley Gas Range, nlng at noon at the Forked Phone 919-lK71. 9-ll-3!e basement, storm cloon and Glass Dood Cupboard, s pc. Run Sportsman Club. Every· windows, a]uminnm ...1.11 .... Dinette Set, Crosley Rcfrlg. . reasonable. can~· one Ia welcome, 9-18-41c pn<ed be erator, Large Utility Cup, , I seen at 773 Grant street, Mlclhoard & Cart, China Several TWO NICE bulldiDg lots In WAS 2110.00 • TRUCK SPECIAL! BAND every Friday and Satur· dieport, 9-17-«p GBO. IICI lEI 1£R. . . . . . Pieces, Kllchen 'Utilities, AJ1Jaugb'l Second Subdivision. day at Jack's Club on HarriWicker Tr•y, Hand Tools, Tuppers Plains. Waler tap I'OMEIIOY - Two building IOIIVillo Road off Rl. 7. Coun· FOUR year old mare, tine lots out of hJih water. Room lneludod , Also 190 ol. an ..,. Auct. Note : This Is an Estate try music by Gayle McDonfourths Arahlan, Phone ea. f<lr 3 Ill 4 bouaoo. $25011.11 Sale of nice merchandise and re. Especially nkle lot, p1e1>. ald and his Drillers, g. J3.31c ' 4 DOOR 6011. 9-17-3tc BYRAQIIIE - 8 room , _ will be a Iorge sale. Terms: ly of evergroeua. II!! A<rea ' c:l . • ..;:, aallll , . batll, gas wall run-. SPECIAL ,,, EVERYONE Is invited to J1ut. Cash. Signed: Frocl Crow II CUBIC FOOT refrigerator, good bullcl1ns lot In country. . cab, Ilk,• NW tiraa · , a<re lot. ltlliOO.OO All priced reasooably, Alao land Gun Club Trap Shoot, Esecutor of Ellate of Ru~ ,, frostleaa, Ice maker, two COUNTilY IIOME - ' 1 Iarp . 3 polld bitch "'~~' mount pialSalmday, Sept. 21 at 1 p.m. Daily. Not Responsible For yeurs old, also eleclrlc range, rooms, bath, .., good crave!' form 1Ift for tractor, poHam llhool, Sept. ll2 at 1 p.m, A<cldenta. BRADFORD AUC. good condlllon, Pllone 19!- taloooll pulley for Ford Tracroad, U minutes to P.OIMIO one mile !tom Rutland on TION CO., Complete Sales 3982. H7-ltc · Nlee lhrubbery, ~ tor, weldod steel truck I!8Jlo N.,. Uma Road, follow sign! , Service. Phone: 994 3821, C, 8 ft. F1oetolda. Good tlreo. e cyL eaatna. Bilow JIIII'Ut ,PI'Ice. all. liS ....... ot land. . . . . . ' IMI alc:ohollc beverages aU4ir· C. Bradford, Aud. A. C. Brad- 1968 RED FORD FUtura llporlll opy for tarpaulin, lor lbnrl REIJ!N ., VIIIGlL 'I'IW'(l8D bed, several acceaaor1ea for eel ... Jftmlaea. 9-13-31.:, ford, Mgr. 9-1~1< Coupe, bucket seats, endaa ..... . ~· · Ford tractor, new upper Unlr. A8IOCIA'I'li:JI amallc, new tires, Pboae 1111- for Ford tractor, smnL tn'RAal8l!l Help Wented For Rent 3771. t-17-tlc ..lUte chimney linen, varlowl Illes, CAB ID'II. aJIPI1111 It nJIINiliiiED and unlarnlsbeol lot ol. 6-lncb We. Garavn 111eot 11oaoo I'll» aJiii 1meu111. Cloa to l<hool. PICK YOUR own applea. Low· don The Ferrara Bible was the H. Caldwell, '1\lppera . ,, • . . . . Plloae Ill! Mil 10.11& first Sp•nlslJ edition of the Old ..... Orcbard, 91. Rl. 141 Plalna, pbooe Coolville 117· Tellamenl, tranlllaled from near U. S, 50. IIIII Z910. t.1&«e 18111. 1-t.Nie the·Hebrew ID J.ft53 for the ...., ' lfAL1 (It rBMAill, fill at 'I1WLER SPACE, aD ut11111e1 of Spanish Jews. , avallable. Inquire 1H Mulber. HelpWentld ,.rt lime aJcb1 at clay, apply ry after s or 5 p,m. Wrlle P. II J111111 BBF, Albouo. Oblo. o. 11a1: as '-:11-tft 11 ..... ,... . .,.. till ... _ . . w •••• Art , WANTED I ·,· '(.. .' ! .. , : ·I<' ' ...-~~.__......_......,.....,_..;.,..-..._~....,;;.;;.;..(: i ' l· I'ONTOON Flolt, • at • fool; TIIAlLEII W1'll. Bob's Mobile POODLE PUPPIBS, AltC Tar miDia1llr6. I'll 'and up. Stud IIUIM. t.tute Court, Sylat:llll, Oblo C1181116 eervkl and IJ""""'D'. ! " - For Sale or TrMe .. '.· .... tiWI ....., .... ·.· ' \ , ~o ..: .<rho DOll!' se1111ne1, ~Middl~ o., '11tur141J, Sept. Jo;\ses ' ' •.ooo Autol on •... 69 MODELl :· . , SOON ,, . Sc~el ,.,•••. ss.oo ....., PER TON ••••• c. ....... Reftlier. - -- - -- .' . ., - - -- ·.· ... <· :-: ...... :!a:·:-:=:... :::.0:: .:-.. :r.,:. ........... 2 I • • - ......... ""'a..... .. ,_iii . . .......,c..,..a..., --- Now's nrne to Get -A Bargain I ---- - - - HOBSTETTER Pri.ce E,xplosio:nI 41.Jal ao.x..u. 1:"a( ·..-. REALII , Haii fruit: --- --W•••c:d . .121c P........,.. IIORN1811ED GARAGE aput. llllllt Cll I.lacoln IDD. t1U1Jt1eo To Ivy 10 (It 12 ACRES near blgb. paid; lllalta IIIIIJ. Pbone . . t1117. Xl'l. cart A. Young, •. f.ll.lle • Lodd 81., Allroo, Oblo 44111 J'lloae 714-00. moI-1JI.tlp FOUR dem, ROOM cleall, ·~· adults only. Phone lft-313C 9 18 llc ....... a•~•IQU;=•~!·~·~:·~· ....._ ~ 0111, ••• Jilin ... ,_. ,.,. WNic I iiRI!:IIi 110011 BOUSE, IMdh Gil . , . Aft., pboae • lal: f.IHic CAiliD WANim IN MIDDl£POII' CONrAa FAYE MA111Y MJMeport, o. EXCELLENt OPPORTUNITY . 1 ''1 Local plant hao op.. tng 10 Molntonanu Dopa_ , for oiKtrlclon. Mlni01uon of ft .. (5) .....,"' nl ., --'··• expu1••c• f"'!Uir•d. EKCtllfftl ' atcntl.. oalary-$l.40 .. $3'.55 per hour. LiN in•11rcince, ·Hoa,pttelfattion, retiNMent and oth.r ""•lito oll -,.ld by ..,.,..,.•. I.... ...1ato .,..1~ ' ....,..... ~-"" ' 1 1~\,,!.0¥,<10· ,..... ••n<l . ,....• ,le•, la~ ~IJ, ~~ ~OI!;, :W:. :to', '$ . ' . I " .1958. CADILLAC 5 100 1961 CHEVROLET lt~~ . 5 65 GMC .PICKUP 79'5 I KJ . K) DUSEE .$1195. ex r J ~· '. �-' . '· ' _ WA"',.. ....... c........... a. c........ I 11 .M. DIY ..... ,. l'uthlltteM .....,. DNfiiM ' ...... 1.n1. f9r Wilt M ........ lllltll t httftclt..... IHUUTIOIII TM PWIItMr ,........ tM rltllt ...y .. .............. ""' .............. IMIIIRltll. TM lllltllltlhet wJA Mit .. ,......... ftr """' . . . . . . . lillarNCt tRtHI'-"- ,, I LUII •or s-.rc. 11Mt ..... WM'CI 1M .......... W...l All MlftiMUfll etta"' WANTED Watchihg \\r:.U~ 'lds ·B~·Tbp :Gratlfl , A LIITLE '.HOMEWORK' INP0--.'11011 Forhnt II FOOT Lcme Star boat, IIIIi HP motor with trailer com· plele, All In excelii!Jit condJ. Uon. Call m.mo or 9112-3589. Jlc ~·~ Rl. IH, Pbone - - 1-11-Ue tlliiNiliiiED TWO IIEDIIOOM APAR'I'IIENT, M!cMJort, pbCIIe llla'll ' lj " 4'·. . U I tie Ill! MO. AltC Golden llelrleVer pupplll. , Ill Alb SL, Jolldd1epoC'I. IDU. ~ "'*. KBNNBlBEC Poll-, Cbarloo · I;XPERr Wheel Alignment Call Pom.-oy ses.s· SAUS AND SERVICE 'I1WLER SPACE, readJo Ia Jlllllll, 11 ceftts lllf W•"' Ill CINICUHv. 1916 COMET, I cylinder, ..... boot up. private. pJen17 of 614-992-Zl$1 ....rttoftl. '68's .Rid~ed ·. ·· u .., ...,. • .._... ... ,..... malle, two door; 1167 Chryao room fat dll1drOII 111 plaJ POI'ATOES, WATEIUIELONS. ..... ... INid wltlllll II cAys. 1lr New Yorter, air CCJIMB. , Phone IIIIIIOI. f.l. . piiOIIe IISIIII a - Prell· CltlD OP TMANIU j, . .ITVAitY -GUARANI'EED.t1.M frH Sf ...... MlftfiiiUOOI• II. • • ' I lloDed, power brake~, '~AYAILAILE 1111, Portland. Jl.»ttc ...ltttMI ..,... 'II. ILIND ADI Ia& and whidows. 4 door • CLI!lAN two bedroom lornllhed PHONE 992-2094 .ullllftlellll Uc CIM,.. ,_ Allnr+ dim; 1113 Volbwagen; liM aparlmeul. automatic hell, UDD HBATING eqa1JIIIIIII, Of' ..C. NOUII *' Olef7 v.a, antomallc; 1167 five miles Datlh of Pnmeroy. ROUND WOOD one gas Door lumace, .... •••• .. 1:11 • ••. O.lty Pomeroy Home & MllllaDI, I , cyllnder automattM •·• .. 11tlt NMft ..._,..y Pbone • • • f.l1o4fc BTU, 1811; ooe pa apflo fur. ALL SPECIES tic. Financing avallable. Ph. .. B. MD l'lloiien11.•~ naco 10,1100 BTU, $15; t pa Notice tiiU547, after 5 pbooe . . 2 BEDROOM ~ In Maximum Diameter 10 in. elreulallng beaten with flm. HAM SHOOT Sunday, Sept Zl, Hocklltpolt r Ohio · 11741. t.lo.Jfe Middleport, Newly decorated, 1511 and up; one coal atobr 12 noon oo 4 p,m, Hams, ba· Minimum Diameter 2 ln. lull-. Service• with controll I'll: one Phone - - weelaii,JI. con, turkeys and Yo hog, All cuRTISS .,. ....,, ......,. ot I-IJ.6le '*'verdon burner 1511; used proceeds go to new emergen· Public Sale u tllflaent bnedl, eattJe .... coal funllcel. blowws. Amct, truck sponsored by Racine AUCTION: I HAVE sold my • or 4 bnedl of aoat bacb, FOUR ROOMS and bath, utilold Brottten, Plwo&O), pbooe emergency squad, 9-19-3tc farm and will sell the follow. Ity room, close to new PomebJ ea1IIDI -~ ing personal property at my . rny grade school. Large lot mero: at Pubr ...,. .l Cool9llle. IF YOU are hot and feeling DELIVERED TO residence located one mile Call 9l~Z.2540. 9-17~· FOUR !IIEERS, weighing b&mean, west of Cheater, Ohio on OHIO PALLET CO·. Ita all because your car ain't 450 and 500 lbs Rol-;:c~.BRA;;;;,o;;;;FOIID;;., County Road 2\1 off of Slate land Searlaa, Rutland. Phone • free Estll!lltas clean. 992-2689 ForSele Roule 7 (Walch for sale ar· AtJC'1111NDB 7G-4DI. g.IJ.elp Try DIU new Automatic· Early American I'DWB) . Saturday, Sept. 21. STEREO, Coeaplelo lenlel POMEROY, OHIO • Quality Concrete Muon car wasb. 9-IHI< 1968, 10:311 a.m, - Frigidaire stereo. radio combination, FACTORY CLOIIEOUT. 1181 Ollila . . . . refrigerator, electric oven, solid state unit, 4 speed chan. lamoua brand atMeo, lovely • Certified Streneth NO IIIJNTING on my premises, ForSell ger, lovely maple flnlllh, JlaDe, .... dlshel. rowels, rinse luho, walnut flnlah. This set baa big Mrs, George Freeland, SyragriD, two five piece dinette Make payments of 18 per lttfe ' • Dilfve!J automatic changer, AM a. FM FALL CLEARANCE OM AUJM. cuse. 9-19-2tc , seta. Sllverlone TV, curtains. month or balance of $98.12. INUM FISBING BOATS. 10, radio. 'l1tll set sold much lbrow rugs, clothes hamper. Call IJ92.3218. AIR !miDhiOI'oJNO 12, 13 loot. Kingsbury Ball ~· • QQick Service higher now. wm sen for I WILL NOT be responsible for 9xl! rug, walltelepbone, qull~ ai!CII ...toe. Jack'l lWIItSales, '"' County Road 11. I!OUS, or 15 per month. Try any debts contracted by any· • Finlshllll Ing frames, Ironing hoard, STEREO. AM & FM radio, 4nllon, New Bmlll. bDat cme mile- of Rl. Sll,~ II In your homo. Call - . - . one olbor than myaeH. Maytag washer (wringer), speed automatic changer. IJD.III'II. t • tie . . . ._____ u ,:,'15-!ttc.) t.!Hiql • Salfd & Gravel Teriy Lee Wolfe, <O!fee table, nUllty cart, auWalnut console model. WiD lll. I, Portland, Oblo tomatle washer, desk. rocker, aacrtlke for $'18.32 or monthly , DIAL 992-3284 THE AMAZING Blue Lustre FARM. ApprodmaieiJ I'll ~ g.~p dresser, four beds. porcll payment~~. Call 9ft.MIB. rea, two ttory boule, t.ala, •• wiD leave yoar upholllery ~1J.6le awblg, dresser and vanity, etc., all IQ!d!np Ill 1*1' beautifully sell and eleaD. Jift'RODUCING Judy Smith as lawn chairs, elder harrell CG1ld111aa, loeiMd In Rutland ReD! electric shampooer 11. a """ operator and high styl(!), lloDe jug, cream oepara- SIX ROOM brick homo on 4th GOEGLEIN GRAVEL townalllp, llolp Cooml:, all Ist. Emdag appointments Baker Fumllure. ~tor, eleclric driB, bencb viae, St. New Haven, Price rocluc. Mldtlleport Ill.. Iller I avaUah1e on Tuesdays a n d bencb grloder, \!. hp motor, eel. Ranch style, three bed- COUNTY FAIR clemoualralor, p.m. 1-u.cte '!1111rada.JI. Helen's Beauty BUDGET PRJCE randtwe em 4 • I foot picture window, rooms, gan~~e. basement. INI Ill ug III!WfDg macbl"" , Shop, 1611 Nye Ave., Pomeroy. ..... lldrd Door badgel lbap. stasa door, one lot of wind- Phone 181-21171. 9-lut: IIIOd at cOunty fair. 'l1tiJ ma- BtJOKEYE ~TROLA, bum1 ...... . . .. 9-!Ub: ows. Many otber arUcles too Bater J'uraltuze. ~ cldoe wiD do laney .....t, . coal and wood, brlet lined. numerous to mention. Term~~, 1!181 CHEVY plclmo, Jl'leelakle, Oldo. 'II 161 mab bnltmlholel, dam IDd used leas than two wlntm, POR TRAD!-(lnh fur ..,. cub. Owner, W. J!:. Brown. $11115, phone - - IDOIIDII'IID. Ibis macblnt IOid ucellent condlllon, prleed rea. tlquol. William Bmnn, Jlld. SEWING MACIIM:S, npo1r Lancb served by dlun:h. Not ..IJ.4tc for llOIIJO now fl4 or 15 per aonable, ~ ttz.ml. •illlparl. ...., l'III)IOnalble for accidents. lei'Y!ce, Ill ........ WY 1monlh, try II Ill 10111' ._, t.J3.31c DM. The Fabric l!llap, PomBradford Aucllon (.'mnpany. 1!181 FIAT, see at 2'10 Walnut eaD ...... t.IS«c WilL DO IIIWIDI at homo eroy. Aathoi lied Sbtpr llllel Racine, Obto. fiiOIIO 91.-1 81, Middleport after 5 p.m. 82 FORD XL eimvertlble, JIOOcl dpperl, ]IOCbb, peplng, C. C. Bradfonl, A~ llld Set vice. We Sblrpen: ~17-ltc oondlllon, 5 new llrea, t1150. ONE BRITNEY female bini • SeMn. .... """""'"•· elteratkml, etc. A. c. Bradfold, Mgr. call after 5:30 p.m. 1115934. lin. Jl'reddle Tbabel. ...... 9-!Wte 11164 CHEVROLET BISCAYNE, ~ dog I months old, one Ger· ~IWI!e .,.... '/'IMUt. ~ 4 door, ltandard shill, good' · man ohart balr, male, 11 cmlidl 1£.. ftndiD8 .,. '';e1 condition. $650, call New Hamltilths old. Mosguard Breed- SIX BEAGLE pupa, 7 Liberty IIIII IOI'Yice. ABC Ddlip:k;t, Audlon WILL DO PAlfi'I'ING, plumbiae. ven 882-2918. 9-17-811> lng, phone Mason 773·5291i. Malon, W. Va. PbGae mH. Ave.. Pomeroy, Phone ma. WEDNESDAY, SEP'I'EMliER 91S 6tp ..,..,. IIIII electric wGit INc 5669 after 6 p.m. 9-I.Wip !5, lHI-1t:• A.M. 1964 FORD Falrlane 500, 4-door, bJ tOUIIicl ... bJ boor. Clwbha 1117-'18111. . .IJip THE ESTATE of the Late Ruradio and slen!O, good condl· FARM, 321!. ACRES, 6 room by Dally will be sold at Auc· Pili For Sale house, bath, gas heat, fire· Uon. Must sell, leaving for tlou at late Residence In LeIICJIMAUZERS, Cooien, Pooclplace, drilled weD, good buildWILL LEASE all electric three VIetnam. See Gerald Rollom, tart Falls, Ohio on Stale 111 and Weatlea 'While lJcol. bedroom traDer for one year. Ings. Bam equipped for Grade one ntlle east of Five Polnlll Rol!te 338. 2 Pc. Living Room 1111', l1lo ... .... ...... A milk. With or without farm Oue cblld OK. llarllord area, off Rt. 7. 9-17-3tc Solie, Coffee Table, Ruga & Jlarbroo K ...... a, Coolville, eqolpmenl. Bowman's Run or Wrlle, ~ nelda, •• Carpeting, Stands & Lampo, ..INIIIe 1!:11111 93rcl Sine!, Chicago, m. Forest Run Road, Lee JoJm. 0. 41711. FRONT END, suitable for mat.' son, Rt. 1, Racine. Phone 10111. IH7-41c Kidney Shaped Desk and lng a traDer, $15; tires, Chair, Occasional Chair, AJr. 919-2246. 9-19-tfe springs and wheels; 300 gal· B141wWIIe .................... SPECIAL SALE em Ibis weet. way SWeeper, Ottoman, Ink ion water tank, suitable for Real Estele For Sale Well. ART GLASS LAMP WoJDell'l dreaseo and clolhI ;ltall 11• . _ far . . . . . . II baullng water, $30. Edward 1948 Yo TON FORD pickup, 4 O'BRIEN AND CllOW Cupboard, Writin~ tM Cllrnee Clift • rt' n llltaltspeed, good shape. Reasonla& and cblldren'• clothing Clllna Ball. Phone 992-65111. H7-311: REALTY COMPANY MiatdiiOIMtelt&la" .... ,..._. Desk & Cllair, Electrolux Jelfen Clotbing St<re, Rt. 33. able. VIncent P. Brndericl<. POMEROY - 2 story lnme., ......... vw... ~~~ M!M . . l Sweeper, Picture • Trunk, 9 rMa. 'I'M I' I ' .........~ a ' l'omeroy. ~17-«.c Phone 119J.8214, ~INic When Hawaii beca!JI8 a · 3 bedrooms, bath, nice lot, ~ Pc, Dining Rm. Suite (with FIVE sta week old male tl~ ~J:-::..·· ~~ alate, the American IJai !eM to give away. Call 9liZ. low taxes. $5.000.00 , . . . 11ft •hanlld 10 • IJO.Itar . tlillla '• 500 BALES good bay. See James ANYONE brteresled In 11aJt. Clllna Cupboard) 4 Pc. Bed 5327 after 6 p.m. 1-17-311: POMEROY - 2 story frame, :=*' IIIII. arranged ID !lye rowl of illl Room Suite, Bedding & Un· ._ a New Tellamenl Baptlat Hollon, MinerniDe, Pllone 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, par1 ....,.,. IL Cllwtl. , alan altemallllg ·With ,filar ens, Hand Sweeper, Metal Cllurdl please call ~. IIIIUOII7. 9-Jt.31p ELECI'RIC relrigerator and basement, nice garage. rows of five alan of Jradl.. Bed (complete) Old Rockers, 9-17-&c Uonal white Ill a b!ill flel4. electric range, as eacb. Carl 15.8011,00 ..... lll Ill Ill ltJ UJ . . . Vanity Dresser, High Boy . ' ·: FIVE ROOM home, bath, ooe PCMEROV - 2 story frame, Barnhill, Tuppers Plalnl, Chest, Bowl & Pilcher, BirdsGRACE'S BEAUTY SHOP, Door, In Pomeroy, Out of Phone 867-3400. ~!Hlp 2 bedrooms, bath, garage, eye Maple Dresser, 4 Poster Cheate wtll be c!Oied for two' hlgb water. ParUy furnished pordlea. 12.500.00 Maple Bed Complete, Odd - b from Sept. 30 through If desired. Phooe 992-3251. PLAY PEN and car seat. Mn. III!!NRY a.ELAND Chairs (Many old), Porch & Oct. 14. ~17-&p ~IMp Ollke . . . . John Lyons, 541 So<ond Ave., Yard Furniture, Pottery PieMiddleport. t.17-3tc Rea. Willi ces, G1assware (several nice THERE wtll be a Gun Shoot BARNES SUMP pump, condl· t-INt. pieces), Warm Morning Gas Sunday. September 22 begin.. lion Uke now. Uoed 6 months. FOUR ROOM hou!e, bath, tun Heater, Crosley Gas Range, nlng at noon at the Forked Phone 919-lK71. 9-ll-3!e basement, storm cloon and Glass Dood Cupboard, s pc. Run Sportsman Club. Every· windows, a]uminnm ...1.11 .... Dinette Set, Crosley Rcfrlg. . reasonable. can~· one Ia welcome, 9-18-41c pn<ed be erator, Large Utility Cup, , I seen at 773 Grant street, Mlclhoard & Cart, China Several TWO NICE bulldiDg lots In WAS 2110.00 • TRUCK SPECIAL! BAND every Friday and Satur· dieport, 9-17-«p GBO. IICI lEI 1£R. . . . . . Pieces, Kllchen 'Utilities, AJ1Jaugb'l Second Subdivision. day at Jack's Club on HarriWicker Tr•y, Hand Tools, Tuppers Plains. Waler tap I'OMEIIOY - Two building IOIIVillo Road off Rl. 7. Coun· FOUR year old mare, tine lots out of hJih water. Room lneludod , Also 190 ol. an ..,. Auct. Note : This Is an Estate try music by Gayle McDonfourths Arahlan, Phone ea. f<lr 3 Ill 4 bouaoo. $25011.11 Sale of nice merchandise and re. Especially nkle lot, p1e1>. ald and his Drillers, g. J3.31c ' 4 DOOR 6011. 9-17-3tc BYRAQIIIE - 8 room , _ will be a Iorge sale. Terms: ly of evergroeua. II!! A<rea ' c:l . • ..;:, aallll , . batll, gas wall run-. SPECIAL ,,, EVERYONE Is invited to J1ut. Cash. Signed: Frocl Crow II CUBIC FOOT refrigerator, good bullcl1ns lot In country. . cab, Ilk,• NW tiraa · , a<re lot. ltlliOO.OO All priced reasooably, Alao land Gun Club Trap Shoot, Esecutor of Ellate of Ru~ ,, frostleaa, Ice maker, two COUNTilY IIOME - ' 1 Iarp . 3 polld bitch "'~~' mount pialSalmday, Sept. 21 at 1 p.m. Daily. Not Responsible For yeurs old, also eleclrlc range, rooms, bath, .., good crave!' form 1Ift for tractor, poHam llhool, Sept. ll2 at 1 p.m, A<cldenta. BRADFORD AUC. good condlllon, Pllone 19!- taloooll pulley for Ford Tracroad, U minutes to P.OIMIO one mile !tom Rutland on TION CO., Complete Sales 3982. H7-ltc · Nlee lhrubbery, ~ tor, weldod steel truck I!8Jlo N.,. Uma Road, follow sign! , Service. Phone: 994 3821, C, 8 ft. F1oetolda. Good tlreo. e cyL eaatna. Bilow JIIII'Ut ,PI'Ice. all. liS ....... ot land. . . . . . ' IMI alc:ohollc beverages aU4ir· C. Bradford, Aud. A. C. Brad- 1968 RED FORD FUtura llporlll opy for tarpaulin, lor lbnrl REIJ!N ., VIIIGlL 'I'IW'(l8D bed, several acceaaor1ea for eel ... Jftmlaea. 9-13-31.:, ford, Mgr. 9-1~1< Coupe, bucket seats, endaa ..... . ~· · Ford tractor, new upper Unlr. A8IOCIA'I'li:JI amallc, new tires, Pboae 1111- for Ford tractor, smnL tn'RAal8l!l Help Wented For Rent 3771. t-17-tlc ..lUte chimney linen, varlowl Illes, CAB ID'II. aJIPI1111 It nJIINiliiiED and unlarnlsbeol lot ol. 6-lncb We. Garavn 111eot 11oaoo I'll» aJiii 1meu111. Cloa to l<hool. PICK YOUR own applea. Low· don The Ferrara Bible was the H. Caldwell, '1\lppera . ,, • . . . . Plloae Ill! Mil 10.11& first Sp•nlslJ edition of the Old ..... Orcbard, 91. Rl. 141 Plalna, pbooe Coolville 117· Tellamenl, tranlllaled from near U. S, 50. IIIII Z910. t.1&«e 18111. 1-t.Nie the·Hebrew ID J.ft53 for the ...., ' lfAL1 (It rBMAill, fill at 'I1WLER SPACE, aD ut11111e1 of Spanish Jews. , avallable. Inquire 1H Mulber. HelpWentld ,.rt lime aJcb1 at clay, apply ry after s or 5 p,m. Wrlle P. II J111111 BBF, Albouo. Oblo. o. 11a1: as '-:11-tft 11 ..... ,... . .,.. till ... _ . . w •••• Art , WANTED I ·,· '(.. .' ! .. , : ·I<' ' ...-~~.__......_......,.....,_..;.,..-..._~....,;;.;;.;..(: i ' l· I'ONTOON Flolt, • at • fool; TIIAlLEII W1'll. Bob's Mobile POODLE PUPPIBS, AltC Tar miDia1llr6. I'll 'and up. Stud IIUIM. t.tute Court, Sylat:llll, Oblo C1181116 eervkl and IJ""""'D'. ! " - For Sale or TrMe .. '.· .... tiWI ....., .... ·.· ' \ , ~o ..: .<rho DOll!' se1111ne1, ~Middl~ o., '11tur141J, Sept. Jo;\ses ' ' •.ooo Autol on •... 69 MODELl :· . , SOON ,, . Sc~el ,.,•••. ss.oo ....., PER TON ••••• c. ....... Reftlier. - -- - -- .' . ., - - -- ·.· ... <· :-: ...... :!a:·:-:=:... :::.0:: .:-.. :r.,:. ........... 2 I • • - ......... ""'a..... .. ,_iii . . .......,c..,..a..., --- Now's nrne to Get -A Bargain I ---- - - - HOBSTETTER Pri.ce E,xplosio:nI 41.Jal ao.x..u. 1:"a( ·..-. REALII , Haii fruit: --- --W•••c:d . .121c P........,.. IIORN1811ED GARAGE aput. llllllt Cll I.lacoln IDD. t1U1Jt1eo To Ivy 10 (It 12 ACRES near blgb. paid; lllalta IIIIIJ. Pbone . . t1117. Xl'l. cart A. Young, •. f.ll.lle • Lodd 81., Allroo, Oblo 44111 J'lloae 714-00. moI-1JI.tlp FOUR dem, ROOM cleall, ·~· adults only. Phone lft-313C 9 18 llc ....... a•~•IQU;=•~!·~·~:·~· ....._ ~ 0111, ••• Jilin ... ,_. ,.,. WNic I iiRI!:IIi 110011 BOUSE, IMdh Gil . , . Aft., pboae • lal: f.IHic CAiliD WANim IN MIDDl£POII' CONrAa FAYE MA111Y MJMeport, o. EXCELLENt OPPORTUNITY . 1 ''1 Local plant hao op.. tng 10 Molntonanu Dopa_ , for oiKtrlclon. Mlni01uon of ft .. (5) .....,"' nl ., --'··• expu1••c• f"'!Uir•d. EKCtllfftl ' atcntl.. oalary-$l.40 .. $3'.55 per hour. LiN in•11rcince, ·Hoa,pttelfattion, retiNMent and oth.r ""•lito oll -,.ld by ..,.,..,.•. I.... ...1ato .,..1~ ' ....,..... ~-"" ' 1 1~\,,!.0¥,<10· ,..... ••n<l . ,....• ,le•, la~ ~IJ, ~~ ~OI!;, :W:. :to', '$ . ' . I " .1958. CADILLAC 5 100 1961 CHEVROLET lt~~ . 5 65 GMC .PICKUP 79'5 I KJ . K) DUSEE .$1195. ex r J ~· '. �., .t 1 ' 1' ;;..._f;J" ,.., ·• ,. ' I ' ,. '' 47th M'are'b.~$:: ( Mro. Mary Martin ol Pome1'01' wu ooo o! live Ohio dolepteo to . - tho Elglrt and Fort;y f7th Anlllal La Marche Nollooale at the Jung - • In New Orleans, La. Tbe ODDVentlon opened Friday lllOJ1Iin8 with dlvlolon breoktuts. Mrs. Martin and other members ot the Ohio delegation were present for the Central Dlvt.alon breakfast which includes Ohio, Michigan, Ulinois, Indiana, Iowa, Wlscooain, West Virginia, Kansas, and Nebraska. During the breakfast, Mrs. Martin, an officer of the Ohio Elabt and Forty, wall presented the tlrR place award in the dl ~ vision for the Ohio State History IUid S.rapbook whl ch she had compiled. Mn. Martin was al&O the recipient of an award In a month-of-the-year hat contest, for her entry ln the Chapeau Da,y at National Jewish Hospital cate~ &01'1· Tbe hat, designed by Mrs. Martin, was presented to Mn. Sally Finley ol Dllnols, the national chapeau. Arrot! Marshall of Lancatter was elected aa Central Division a_. lor the 1968-69 year. Other Obio delegates and alternates attending the eonventlon were Mrs. Virginia Rahe, Mrs. Dorma Criapin, GtbiOfburg; Mra. Hazel Elliott, Portsmouth; Mrs. Sle SOnnausUne, Orrville; Mrs. Edna Smeltz, Attica; and Mrs, Violet Alelilolz, New Washington. Mrs. Marshall sP.rved as chairman ol the Central Divisionpartoeuhip meeting, Mrs. Crispen u her secretary; Mrs. SonnanJtlne al serond member on the rulea and 01'<1er committee; Mrs. Mart1D as L' Aumonier at the reoolutlon committee meeting, and Mrs. Alchholz as second member of the re&aluUon committee. omcer1 elected fortheNatlonaJ Eight and l<.orliY were Mrs. Agnes Allen. New Mexico, Le ebapeau; Mrs. Virglnla De Force .~ Wuhington, D.C., l'aumonier; MilS Dorothy Dolle or Kentucey, l"uddviltej Mra. Hazel Landry ol Loul.sana, Ia concierge. The ol!leers WOl'e lnetalled at a ben<pet 'IIIIIch carried out the Mar<U Grao theme. The Nstlonale Chapeau Mra. Finley waa c:rown- ·.· .·.· .. -~ ,. ' ' ..' -·' .-' .·.· .. '' ' MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT, SEPT. 19 NOT OPEN ·> ' .. ..-' FRIDAY THRU THURSDAY sept 20-26 YOURS, IIINE AND OURS LucUle Ball ~ Henry Fonda (Teehnleolor) COLORCAilTOONS: Coolbaby; IU oot Dry; Mousetreki Of Feline Bondage Admission: SSe and 50c SHOW ST AllTS 7 P. M. ' ....................,loiCiuoi- c. James Gl...,. ot New HerIJI. -·-· ~ IOJ'pvethere-. od tho ~· <jit.W. .~ IIIII ~ or tile •Ninic!JdOIIll CrOdenllal Cb:llrman M r o. Amual Mud! Grao tiJJ.~~- Thelma Gamble o! Tau roport. ary, their court mil . en. eel 251 dolepteo, 3f a!Wmatea, 011101' blgllllgtta o( )tho - - and 39 vlllim'l In a-ce. ti.Oil btcluded a memorial aer- Mrs. H. Milton Daoldaoa, navice lor 229 departed partner~. tional American Legion Amdllarr A processJon of Dational olf'I.C!- clilld welfare chairman lhlllked era, chapeaux nallonale pusea, tho Eight and Fort;y portnorl lor and dlst!ngulshod gueato opened tholr work in cystic llbrolla the convention. Greetings were IUid -culosls. F01tured speaker at tho conextended b1 Albert LaBiche, national convention chairman oithe vention was Dr. WOllam W. WarAmerican Leglonj C. J. Acoera, Ing of the TuiBDo UnlverliQ' of state commander of Louiaana, Medicine. He opoke of reaoorch American Legloo, and Edward as the key to diseases, eapeelal· Wieland, assistant director or ly tubercul01is and cysticllbrothe American Legion National sls. National Child Wel!aro ChairFAucatlon and Scholarship. Mrs. man Darlene Collins of fDdia.. na reported 61,029 houra spent for volunteer work 1n cystic n. broais and tmerculosia. Ohio was credited with 5,001 boors. ed" - l..eaders By United Preas International National League G, AB R. H. Pc:t. Rooe, Cln 138 582 87 198 .340 Alou, Pit 136 516 55 170 .329 John111, Cln 138 560 77 177 .316 Aiou, Atla 151 628 69 198 .315 Flood, St.L 144 600 71 181 .302 · Staub, Hou 152 558 52 167 .299 Beckrt, Chl152 632 98 188 .297 MB,y , Cln 135 513 74 1.10 .292 Willmo, Chi155 614 86 178 .290 H.Arn, Atlal51 579 80 168 .290 1\mertcan League G. AB R. H. Pet. Ystrski, Boa 148 503 83 152 .302 Cater, Oak 138 f68 47 136 .291 Oliva, Min 128 410 54 136 .289 Horton, Del 140 500 67 143 .286 Uhlndr, Mlnl3f 48S 52 138 .283 Dav!Uo, Call to 507 47 140 .276 Cpnrs, Oak 150 608 82 168 .276 F. Hwd, Waslf9 562 74 155 .276 Harrlsn, Bo15 1fl 504 77 139 .276 White, NY 150 548 86 150 .214 Home Runs National Leque:McCovoy, San Fran 34; Banks, Chi 32; WUliams, Chi and Allen, Phila 30; H. Aaron, AU 27. American League: F . Howard, Wash 42; Horton, Det 36; Harrelson, Bos 35; Jack1011, Oak 28; Freehan, Del 24. Runl Batted In National League: Williams, Chi 98; McCovey, San FrBD 97 ;' Santo, Chi and Perez , Cln 89j Banka, Chi and H. Aaron, AUa 82. American League, Harreloon, Bos 107; F. Howard, Waah !Of; Horton and Northrup, Del 85; Powell, Bal 82. Pitching Notiooei League: Marichal, San Fran 25-8; BlaiS, 1'11116-5; Glb100, St.L. 21-8; !Oino, Pitt 11-1; Regan, Chi and Abernathy, Cln 10-5, American League: McLain, Dot 30-5; Culp, Bos 14-5; Tlant, Clev 20-11; McNally, Bal 20-10; Ellaworth, Bos 14-7, Wright. Cal. John, Chi and Harman, Wash 10- 5. Total funds apent were $173,592. ff with Ohio contrlbutlni$9 ,391.71. There were 18,519 children assisted, with Ohio credited with helping 955. It wao reporUH!that 11 beds W<>ro dedicated at tl:le National Jewtah Hospital for the year with Ohio loading all states In the ...mber or beds dedicated. Eighteen bods have been dedicated by Ohio at a cost of $1,000 per bed, per year. Karclter, Grwduwu, a student at Akron UaiYOJ'altJ, The ocbolor- -e· a are glvell to ullatlllfses In rurtberlnB lholr lor ahlpo career In tuborr:ulollo and cystic llbrolll. Richard Biuestola, l"OJIHIOIIIing the Nollooal Jewlllh Hoapl- tal at Denver, spoke oa the reooarch and other acllollloo altho hoopltal. He lnir<IGJced Mra. Mayme S.-alcl, director ol Elglrt and Fort;y projeeto at the hoopltal. Mrs. Finley, le chapeau nallooale was mado Kentucky Colooel In a citation !rom Governor Nunn of Kentudcy, and aJ10 ~ c:elvecl an award mring tho conventloo lor hot' extensive 1IOrk In tuberculosis and cystic llbroslo. Mra. Martin !rom New Orleans to BJrmlngham, Ala., and !rom thOl'e returned to Pomeroy witb her brother..U.-law, Marvin ldook. SEOAL STANDINGS TEAM W L T 2 2 2 2 2 0 I 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 1 1 1 Logan •••••.•••••••••••••••••• 1 Meigo . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 Glooater ... - . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . . . . . . 1 1 1 1 0 1 0 1 0 10 I 0 I 0 AleXBfller , • • • • , , , • • • , , • • • • • , • , • .1 1 0 Point Pleasart , . . . .. ... - .. . WeUston • • • •••.••••••••..•••• Jackson •...•••••..•••••..•• _ . Federal - Hocking , • • • .. . . . . . . . . . NelsonvUie - York • • • • • • , , •••• , , Waharna . . .• • ••• ••• • , • • • • . . • . Athens • • • • • • . . .••••••••• •• .. Eastern • • • • , , • , , ••••• •• ••.•• Gallipolis • • • • • , • ••••• • , • • • • • • • 68 76 56 54 f6 43 54 42 34 20 Southern • • • • • . • . • • , • • • • . • • • • • • , • o 2 0 Ironton 0 o o o o o o o o o o o o • 0 0 I • o o I 0 0 0 I 0 2 0 Vinton County ....... _ .... .... . . . . . 0 2 0 Miller . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . - . . . . . . . 0 2 0 6 TEAM INDIVIDUAL SCORING LEADERS NAME, TEAM TO PAT Jerry Polly, Nelaoovllle - York • • •• 3 0 Darwin Valeotlno, Jackson . • • • _ ••• 4 2 Rick Perdue, WeUston ••• , , •• , , , ,4 0 Toby Via, Wellston • , , , , , • , , , , , , 3 1 Chuck Robl11100, Fecleral-lloddng • ___ 3 0 0 Dave Coon, Alhens •• _ •• •• •• _ ••• 3 Tom Prose, r-aUipnUs ••••••••• , • 3 0 Gary Clark, Wahama • , • , • , ••• , • , f 0 Steve McKinley, Foderel - Hoc~ ••• Z 2 Olorles Sprbwer, FoderaJ.HockiJW • . . 2 2 ~ASO N DRIWE·IN '• ..' ' ' memberl of boards ot eductlion, lnopocted the n'ew $3 mil- Women'• li!lil ;rri.Count;r Teelmleal Jnstilute near Neloonvllle dllrlng · Tburoday evening's Southe~tern NYian Stretch Denbn Joons. Sbos 6 to 18. By Blue Womeria ••Laura Mae" Blouses b,y M. Sennan. All outatadrw 8rGUP of at,yleo lor Fall. Loag sleeve, ileverJireu bod)' a~ shirts, LoQg lloove shirts, bottori - n collars, In ..Udo IDd prlnta - SOlido and prlnta wlllltho "Nehru" ..,cldlno - Short and )(IIIUieew 1Q'los with lace trim and lace edpd blb.Ydolls!seveo- LoQgoloowprletedcrepe bloosea for 1lacko. Slzea 30 to 38 IDd 40 lo 44. Fly WORK DUNGAREES Mona Zipper Sbel 29 to 44 wall!. !zed ihrwlkblueclenlm. Triple Sdtched Seoms. An oxeollont make. Girl•' Sid Jacklta :_ SOlid and printed 11)1100. Slzea 3 to 6x lnd 7to 14. cottons. tweeda. A tiM 1elec:Uon of styles in sizes 3 to 6x and 7to 14. Women's PTS 18 26 24 19 18 18 18 2f 0.0 3.0 4,0 7,0 9.0 (G) (I) (2) (2) (2) (2) (2) (2) (3) AVG. 18.0 13,0 12.0 9,5 9.0 9.0 9,0 , 8. 0 If (2) 7. 0 14 (2) 7. 0 Glouater 1f Miller 0 Belpre 50 Southorn 22 FedenWloe~ 40 llan'-Tnce 0 Wahoma 30 Kner Creek 40 THIS WEEK'S SOIEDULE: FRIDAY SEOAL Athens at Glllli>olls Rullllq!ton at Pl. Pleaoont VlntoD Co. at lflmllton Twp. RaftlliWocal at Wllhlma SATURDAY Gioulter at Now lex. St. Aloyolua FodonW!oe~ at Miller (2:00) tho anc!Mx"Larce. Extra LulL Lorv Sleeve Slip-over Snaters, 100 Women-s White Uniforms b,y "Crest"' - Latest fashions in ual!onns lor regular and hal! slzeo. Tailored or docroo and nylon. VOL XXI NO 105 Onl. (UP0IWiplna ... W-edlo- tboir bad atl!lled con1nct1 lor llodloJ- frcHn lorwardo Val FCII!ie7Do. Bob DUI~ IIIII Kallh McCrouy. Carl Dahlberg, SEORC dlreetor, prosldod. Attending !rom Gallla County wore Bill Norllwp, Dr. A. R. Attending from Meigs eount;r· Chrlltensen, Comer Bracllury, Gordon Fisher, Roy Grose, were Harold Roush, Jack Wellh, Joe Burger, Dan SWisher, Rob- Robert Bowen, Larry Morrllon, ert Lucas, John Allen, D, Kenneth Morgan, Hobart Wilson, Jr., Dale Rothgeb, Roger Barron, Clarence Thor1, Harland Martin, JJ>" "lavis, Harold ·,JI <.:lark. . en tt n e1·~·.,, Sl:a•• 1moll (I ... J4}i), medium (15-~5l'l), lor9'1 fl6ot6~, extra ltrtl {17-17)!1), A big selection of 1olld colort, plolda, '"'"'' chlcka, toper and non toper fit ltl'l••· Cholca of button dOwn Or retulor eo llon.-$3.95 ~ 01har M•n• Sport Sftlrta- 1ft kniti, cut and sewn ... 9S'to IO.f5 -ole>;<iiOn. B. •ur• to ••• oil the '''lu reoil' for youi •. " -,• CapiMISIO!e The otalue alclp the dome of the Datll11181 Capital Ia that of a womu clad Ill flowiDI clraperlaa. The flpn Ia DOW of~ the 8lllue of knowliam: lAir ebrtsl.ned It P.J:..."lt ,. .rty.•• lor, Edison Baker, AttY.Bemard Full%, Olin Booth, Mr. and Mrl. Howard Nolan, Rap, Ralph Welker and Ran McDade. Weather ,: A little warmer in tbe south. High today In the 70s In I h e north to low Sllo In tho south. Low tonight In the 50s IUid low 60s. ., .' In all •I•••· WRANGLER BLUE JEANS IT'S SWEAU:R TIME FOR Prlntzess"'. Women's new FaD Milllnery - see 1he manybel.utitul new taU hata. A wldorangeorstyleollld~es. All the..,,. fallobados. Girls S..ooters - Sli11o"'rs and Cordllltlll In waoMble Oat knit orlono and boli<y knits, Orion ski oweoten, bold stripe ollpovers wlth tw1le neck. Sizes 3 to Gx and 7 to '14. Girlo Skirts - Knita, corduroys, !lonnolo, vinyll01thor, and dacror>o<:otton blends. Pleated scyles, wn~~ ocyleo and shUts. MEN AND BOYS You'll wont to " ' tM ltfg ••lectlon of Sweotarl now -on ••"· All •In• fat Boyi 2 to 20. Fo' ~n~n 36 to 50. COJdlaona . Pullov.tl. Stop I" on thti ht IAoor, lao~ '•111 . , . , , Buy )'lUI' naM1 now. ,.,_..,. ,,... IOYS HONDO TROUSERS CO.DUROY SLACKS BUY YOUR NEEDS NOW! CARHAR'IT BROWN DUCK WORK CLOTIIlNG. Women's Jm:u,pers- All wool tlarDels, knltaaodtweeds. Many atyles to choose from. Slzu 10 to 18. 1st proor. hea'7 • • . _ w1111 n~. wuhabll. 8ldra "eU made lor .loqJ, 1001 wear. ~leta Hloct!CII of 111"'!ldoal lor COOI!rudlon - 1 . For illllldOW, !Dr IGol(ll ....-ic Jobs. Waist ovenllo, ...,....,., Oftrella, bib lrCIIt It"• ......ua, Ne., Stylea •nd Colora Ang1l Treod1 • • •- • • •-- • - • ..2.50 ond 3._00 Wo..ena f••hionor B11tlc: Brocel•t•- ---- • •- - - • -·- ---- • -1.00 S.omlau Meth ot Searnleu Sh.er Stocld~• - • ·-- • -- • -2 ~·· 1.00 Phil Mold Sllpt, AIILengtht, Whit• oncl Pottel• • • • •2.98, 3.98, •.98 Shonmom Royon P•ntle1 Si••• 5, 6, 7 • • • • • ·- •- • • • • •- • • o59c New Shlpm~~ntl Slips for t Iris Permanent Prua - - • - • - - - - - - -1.69 · Formflt, Rogefl, Junior CWdlnot• Und•rfashlonl ·- -2..50, 3.00, 4.00 .. Now" Saoml•u Supt)ort Stockings {Sha.r) - • • - • • • • • • • • • • •2.95 W~:~m•n• -B•tt.r L•other or Vinyl Hond••ll•- • • • • • • •- •2,91 to 20.00 KayurS.aml•u Slr•tch TlghhL. Toddl•n thr11 Lodlu • • -1.65 lo 2.50 F.ahlonollle Plereed Eorrl!'ft, t'ott or WI,..-·- •-- • •1.00 and 2.00 Mans hp Grain Cowhide Bllllolil • • • • • •- • • • , • • •- • • • • • 1.99 Coni'IOn Mc-nllc•llo No--Iron M"tlln Shsetl Twin Ill' Full Site W•ttdox Wind or El•etrlc Alarm Cloekl - • • • • - • • •- ~2.95 to 10.91· LEE WORK CLOTHES Yo"'ll find o compl•te 11l•ctlon of farnou1 L•• Work Clothl .. In all •Int. L" Work Clothe• hove feotvr .. you'll lilta that make th.r ••or bener ond aiWIIl'' laolt rltht . BIB OVERALLS UNLINED OVERALL JACkETS blanket lined Jackets, 1111p-011 hoOcle, C)UIIt llaod Jacklto, Iated eoverella. !noU- ' STOCK UP NOW ON HANES WlNTER VNDERWEAR FOR 10!:N AND BOYS. see the blc. C'Qiete aelocllollln tile Mon'olllll - · · Doplrt- mont, lot floor. linlclll Sullo, Sblrtl ul Dnwwo, Tllennl1 ul lnlul KDit ~ Quilted Undenreu, You'll lind Ill tlloo lor tho moo IIIII bola In yoor fY1111. You'llllial !be CCIIDIJrl of Hanoo Underweor - the lOIII Well' ul iiiGd YiJ,.o. DQr 7Gft -· MENS CORDUROY WOU TROUSERS Slr:11 32 to 50 wol•t. In tan, rill¥}' •lual. Milt I"Y· RUQPd thlc: .... cardwoy. 8or tec:ked et point• of atroln . neovy poeltefl. "R00111y ,., ... portlo~t~~d fit". Buy whtt yoli.nsai now.-$5.95 WORK CAPS PAINTERS OVERALLS Anothsr Shlpn.~! Man• •iMI Yau"' ~"' $1.!JO ORLON SOCICS c,.w ncka In 10lld colors, on.. alae flh s11.. 10 to 13. Ideal for WORK GLOVES MEIGS VARSITY CHEERLEADERS - The varsity cheerleader corps of Meigs High School is composed or eight girls With Mrs. John Bentley as advisor. They are, foreground, Kenda Chaney; second row across, lett to right, Bre!XIa Mc:Guire, Sheila Chllda, Kathy Morgan, SaOOy Zerkle; back row, Diane Knorr, Lois 8auer arvl Linda C8rdiliL - Sentinel Photo. Young Mus Hondo By Mr. Wrontl•r. SIIMflt with taper I•.J..• · No c1.1ff. Bait Loopa. Siau 29 to 36 "'ol•t. Blus •11¥1,' tlleclr;" lltown. .! News ... in Briefs By United Preas lrternatlonal SAN FRANCISCO - GOV. SPIRO AGNEW doesn't believe all "( 'the peo!!ll' whO )ly thoy wiD ..UO tbr George Wallace' I lhlrd ...-tv ~iclentlal 04lldldaey will really do It wben they get to the voting 1 don't think the people will vote tor Wallace because they want somebody who's electable," the GOP vice presidential hopetul said late Thursday nJgbt on arriving tn San Francisco. "I don't think Wallace is electable." 41 FORT' WAYNE, IND. - RED FOLEY OF GRAND OL' OPRY tame, born Clyde Julian Foley 58 years ago at BlUe Lick, Ky., was !ound dead Thursday night In a Fort Wll,\'ne moteL Allen County COroner Gordon Franke said Foley had been dead 8 to 10 hours, ll)parently trmn natural causes, when his body was fourxl on a bed by a cleaning lady. An autopsy was planned today, Foley, tho lather-In-law of singer Pat Boone, had appeared in two perfonnances of the Grana Ol' ()prey 1n Fort Wayne Wednesday had apparently planned to return to his home In Nashville, TeM.. Thursday afternoon. A plane ticket with a reservation for lhlt dote was found In Foley'o pocket, pollee sold. CLEVELAND - UNITED AUTO WORKERS {'RESIDENT Walter Reuther ThursdQ char1ed that Republican presidential nominee Ri~rd M, Nixon has been "on the wrong side of every· issue wblc:h ... •cQilCerned tbe cammon working man." Endors~ tho Humphrey - llluskle tleke4 Reuther told 500 UAW delegates fl"om Weal Virginia and Ohio, "I am.told lhore Is a new Nixon. I have oo doubt that Nixon today Ia' more cautlooo and m~ clever, but 1 am c::oncerned that he is neither no more compaSsionate nor more concerned with the plfaht of o1'tlllw'y peo- ple_" lndlonopoll• ond Wol.,erlne W'orl. Glo.,•• th.t ••Ill' so wsll a bit ••l•etlon In knit wrl1t ttyl.. . Saloty c:uH1. Gauntlet alyllt. L.'eotk..a oncl leather oncl cloth comblnotlon1. AU COHOitl. Rllloberla ... Jla•••· Jener, olo¥et. Stop In ,....,, find the warll glove• yow lllle tM Hst ond p c:k out what you wont. BARGAINS IN DRAPERY AND DRESS GOODS DI!PAII'l'Nl!N1' 60" - WINTER JACKETS I~ 2 plr nylon •ith Jlpper front, 2 1loah pocllet•. Liltlld with 100.. orion ocryllc. Water repell•nt . Woth ond w"'· Slael 36 to •6. E.tre •lze• 48 ro 54. Solid eolo11, $12.9$. Be tur• ta ... oil the oth.r •tyl•• In M-n• Jacl.:et• no• ,.ctdv far tole •"" arro,._.d for your •o•y aelac::tlon. Bur yolll' Wlntar Jaclceb early thl• ,.or. ----------------------·1 liENS CINCINNATI - blue . SALE 69c Wool1 - Solld1, Pla141, Falldeo •• ,P,8t JilL tti 11 PriDUid Aft'IJ a.l ~ .• ~ ; ••• ', •• • • • ~ ••·J&c jd. 31" Oaeeked ~ ~ •••••••••~ . • • • • • • • IOc Jd. s~n Priated Qulil/lla PerCilt ••••. , • ·•••• , • 40c Jd, 45"' otPwm~D~Jnt Pres•"' ~ • • ••••• $1.00 )'d. Sloat-- Gaol QualltJ,lOOpercettiColloD- Slotdio4 EtdL 70 X 70 X 80 i. 90 VIti.~ • • • •••..•.• - ••••••..••• tl-1~ 80 Pastel IIIII White ........ .... : • •••• t . . . . . 108 Paat81. .IDd WNtl ••••••••••• ~ •• ~ •• : ....<. • J FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 20,' 1968 station, but no word of the $125,000 ransom. The FBI said Hillard w a s kidnaping had been printed or found at the apartment of broadcast because the abducRobert Steven Marin, 24, a tors had threatened to kill the machinis t, and his wire, Ethel boy if word of the crime leaked out Marie, 26. They were arrested, along Hillard Is the son of Wlllim with a former gasoline station E. Marks, 34, a flll'niture dealer, Daniel C. Pieler, 30, manufacturer, and is the The abduction had been grandson of his namesake, known to Chicago news media Hillard Marks, the founder and since Wednesday night. Repor- president of Perfect Plus ters had been keeping a 24-hour Hosiery, Inc. vigil at the Oak Brook pollee The boy had just alighted in Oak Brook from a bus which brought him from the Monroe School of suburban Hinsdale Wednesday when a green Chrysler containing two persons pulled to the curb beside him. 1 'They asked me nzy name,'' Hillard told his mother. "They said they were my friends, AOO I got 1n the car." 2 Other Children His famii.Y's ordeal began a few hours later. The Marks live in a rangy, one--story ranch home a few blocks from the pomt where Hillard was picked CHICAGO (liPO- FBI agents today rescued the 7-year-old grandson of a wealth.Y manufacturer and arrested two men and 1 woman ac:c:used of kidnaping and holding him under threat of death two da.ys ago. The agents closed in on an apartment on Chicago's West Side aDd found Hillard Willis Marks, who was abducted whlle walking home from school in the fashionable suburb of Oak Brook Wednesday and held for MENS AND BOYS . Women's all weather coats. styled to wear tor most any occasion. SOlids ud checks. By ••Royal Mist", 11 Qualiti'' and ' FIVE CENTS CALIFORNIA GOV. RONALD REAGAN labeled the lhlrd;>or\Y movement a · protest when he appeared here to addross a l'und-raisq dhmer lor the Re!lubliean Farcy. ••once we get rtd ~of the sttuatlon that ifi an irritant, the peo- ple wU1 return to their ~n partJes,"' the · ropn~r movie star reomarked. · NEW PHILADELPIDA, OIDO - MEMBEJ!S of Local116 a! tho utliiQ- Worklro ·ol AJnerlea will vote tonlibi 011:. 1 ..,. contract wltll thjo olrlke-boaild Ohio Poiopr Co. , , Agreement on thO Jl!lW poet was ~eaehod late Thursday night. Da!'lls were not ~ately •vailable. The locaJ represellts worken in the Wooster, Cantoil. Carrollten, New PhUadelphla-. MWersberg ani Coshocton aroos, Humphrey To Unfold New Image CLEVELAND (IJPI) Republican presldoRtlal nomlnoo Richard Nixon bas been lnvHed to debate Democratic preai. clentlal candidate Hubert Humphrey when the vice president appears here SUnda,y. The Invitation was Issued by Samuel R. Gerber, secretary of the Cuyahoga Courlcy Domocratic EJ:ecutive Committee. Htlnlphrey will opeak at the amua1 steer roast at Euclid Beach park. "We'll provide the forum tor a dobale betwoon the two,~ said Gerber. "We suggest that Nixon come here to debate Mr. Hum. phrey on tho !lgbtlng O)M!Oeh our nomlnoe wUI dollver SUnday. Meanwhile, Cuyahoga Courlcy Democratic: Chairman Albert Jlorter said he expect• IIWnphroy to make one of h11 Btrongor -•be• SUnday, "Tbe vi._ presldool has told me that he has modo up h I • mind to ttell it aa It Ia'."' Porter said, because he beUeves he Ia the best man lor the presidency In tho liglll ot his experi- Exhibits Of Homes Planned Exhibits of new housing by several builders will be featured at a public meeting to be held at 7 p.m. Thurada,v, Sept26, at the l'omoroy Jualor IUgb S.hool. The session was scheduled alter Pomeroy Attorney Frank W, Porter amooneed that $1,800, - 0~0 ~· l!!!ll!tl.l'!j!tll~ to ~ ­ County to finance now hous!IIJI by the Fannon li>me Admlnlotration. All realdents interested 1n a new hOme are Invited, There will be a brier explanation or the 11nanclng, then lime wi II be laken for browsing among tho exhibits which will show types and prices o! new homes to be offered tJy building firms. Porter has pointed out that bemes may be boUt without a down payment any place In Moigo County. There lo longterm financing - up to 33 years to pa.y, interest rates of between ttve and nve and one - quarter can select the builder of h I a Among the exhibits to be featured at Thursda,y"s meeting Will be one by a modular home com. pany. These homes are brought In by sectlano and put together. The eompan,y ean construct more than two in a week. A IOCOOd mooting w'IU be held In tho near futuro lor tho benence and training." efit ot lhooe wishing to pro"He Ia !riglrtened at tho al- ceed with a building piaa. temaUve•," Porter added. At the second seaaklt, cleriThe vice pralfdonl•s oxperl- cal and F ,II, A, help will be on .ence ~ w1th angry, hand to help process the palfii>UIIIIIIIIIIII-war domonltrators perwork Involved. In a Boston _.nnce 818¥ weU add lmpetua to clevelopment of hia . new linage. Article Po~ters Win ·· Goes at Endorsement .· $40 Word Reds Driven I~;~!::JFrom Cani'tal r ,li''ci'"kk·==s:Jj~;;=,~: M. T. BUCCI AKRON - Appointment or Michael T. Bucci as manager ot The Goodyear Tire & Va., was remoyed to Veterans Rubber Company• s polyester Memorial Hospital by the Pome- resln plant near Point Pleasant, hasbeenannowtc:edbyJohn H. Gerstenmaier, vice president ot production. Buc:cl, manager of Goodyear's LeHavre, France, chemical plant, suc:c:eeds Oka Carlsoo, who has been named to the newly created position of manager of the company's rubber chemicals plant in Akroo. per cent, and UKl home owner choice. up. They have two otller This morning, Hillard ran into children, Judy, 15, and Barry1 4. his parents' arms, his wide open They knew all too well that smile showing the absence of Hillard was rmsslng before they two froot teeth. He was in nne received the first of four shape. telephone calls. The first call "What did you do?" hb sounded tape recorded an:l the mother asked. voice of the caller was "Just watched television," he distorted. The caller said, said. While Mary Lou Marks "we've got your kid." ruffled her son's light brown Another call came. The caller said the price for Hillard's hair. the boy was asked, "Did safety was $125,000. Police told you go to the1 r place?" "No, to someone else's reporters the caller said the boy place." would be killed if any word or "Did they treat you okay?" the kidnaping appeared ln print "Yeah." or was broadcast over radio or "Did you tell them anytelevision, thing'?" The caller asked MarkB, "do ,.I wanted lo go home." you have that kind of money?" Marks dandled his son on his When Marks said he did not. knee and laughed happily, uhe the caller said, "we feel sorry sure didn't lose any weight." for you." Hillard said he had been doing There were two other calls Cine on peanut butter and jelly srter that, but their nature was sandwiches. The bo> appeared n o t immediately dil9closed. completely unimpressed by the Marks called police immediate~roar In Fm headquartersly after the rust call. The Fm look oYer Ule case Thursday just anxiou s to get home and have his birthday party, which afternoon. was to ha"e been Thursday. 75 Teachers In Workshop Seventy - live Meigs County attended a reading workshop Wecineoday evening at tho l'omeroy Elementary School wtder the co - chairmanshlp ot: Mrs. Gretta S..ttle and Mrs. NeiUe Vale, c:ount.Y school super. visors. Mrs. &dtle Introduced Arthur &.unmers of Lancaster, representing the Scott Foreman c:omPBI\Y, who introduced the consultant, Miss Tydvil Thomas who spoke on new methods which can be adopted In tho reading pr'OII'ams locally. &nnmers exhibited new reading malerlals. &unmers IUld Miss Tholruu. vlolted Wednesday and Tbursday morning with tnacbors or gracloo 1111 through elgbt In the several low seboolo. teachers roy emergency squad at 10:10 a. m. today after being injured when steel Cell on him al the Midwest Steel Co., E. Main SL, in Pomeroy. At 11:30 a.m. Click Nas still undergoing enmina.Uon a n d treatment at the ho!lpital. He received multiple abrasions of the right lower leg, the hospital reported. Taden to the same hospital Thl.ll'sday afternoon was Mirmie Cunningham, Nye Ave., Pomeroy, who was treated and discharged after becoming ill at home . weathered a Communist mortar SAIGON (UP!) - Communist troops today drove Into the barrage on Lor Mnh. a heart or Loc Nlnh, a key strategic infiltration-route Yilprovlndei capital oo the Cam- lage 70 miles oorlh or Salgoo bodian border, and withdrew and 10 miles from Cambodia, after batuing in the market and !ought the Conununlato In place with South Vietnamese the central market place. Reds Retroat defenders, military spokesmen Early reports said the e.U.reported. The assault on Loc Nlnh was rnated 150 Reds had either ~ one of a series d battles that driven from the town or had erupted today between Saigon retreated by late afternoon. and the Cambodian bordor. Two regional force soJdier& Allied troops reported killing !Of were reported killed and eight Communists in ligbtlng that ch illans wounded but no word raged to wilhhl 15 miles ~ the m Commwrlrrt casualties wu immediately available. capital. At the other end ol the battle South Vietnamese m 11 I t l a ·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:·:·:·:::·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:::·:::·:·:·:·:·::::: chain, U.S. infantrymen killed An explosion at tho Staulfor 21 Communists without sufferVETERANS MEMORIAL Chemical Plant at Golf4Jolls ing a casuaiQ- in figbtlng 15 HOSPITAL Ferry below Pl. Pleasant was miles south of the capital, the Admissions - Loren Parker, closest fighting to tho ciQ- In reported aroond 11:301.m.,l<>AlbiiiiJI. da,v. weeks. ~ Discharges Clyde CramThe explooloo wa1 coollrrnHeaviest fighting was r~ let, Emmet! Stethem, Mary Lowed by the Muon County S.ored northwest of 5aigon in ~ renee and Carolyn staats. 11!' • department. Meanwhile, a direction ol Lac Nlnh. huge willie clocal or amoke was U.S. commanders meanwhl.le ..... OVOl' the plan! by a Golsent B52 stratofortresses on MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL lls resident 011 Lower River tholr deepest inland raid into · Admissions - None. Rd. the North Vietnamese panhaDIIDlachargea - Evelyn Young• A call to tho plant at 11:Ie, with two waves bl.ast:lal 4~ a.m., ~eed m delatlo. targets 10 miles north ~ the ::::::::;: :::::::::::::=::::::::::::::::~·:·:::;:-:·:=:::::::=:::;:::::::=::: Demllllorlzed Zooo. KILLED IN WRECK HUNTERS TO MEET Other stratotorts new 10more WAilREN, Ohio (IJPD The Meigs Coont;y Fox HuntmiiSiono ap!nst largeto lnlldo ers A.ssiL will meet Saturday at James McKnight, 32, of Rt. 2, South VIetnam mring tho J)UI 8 p.m. at the club house on Grove City, Pa., was killed ser- 2f hours, spokesmen oald. in !be Eagle Ridge. Pblns will be modo l.y today when his car struck a be8\ lest eoncentratlm a! 852 for a field trJal All members bridge ·- e n ! In nearby VI- assaults in more than a ll'lOIJth. OIUI&Twp. are urged to attend. A 25,- 000-word nllllllllorlllt tho Cuban ml1111io crlolo by tho late Robert F. l(amtd1 hu boon poioc~led !Dr a re,eord j»ieo : of at loost Sl m!Dioo- a - !i"'- BOYS JACKETS I A !!no blc ~,_ on allo. In oil alzoo 21D 1, 11"0111 ' 6 to 20. MoiQ' are buying boyo . - rlgl!t - · The ooloctiCX! to the beltreedy !Dr tho coldlfll!lber ""'~ 1t:11811 .,_ litq) In ODEIIIorlel4o S..oll !t ·~ei.::J!~IIII'- . 1'1Q10!1 lor your ouy oolMcdCII. DQr'JQv....... • , - , - • .., - · y..,'ll be lill!h.. dld. •. ' 1 ' :· .• . ' ,t,.,. George Hargraves, Fred Mor .. row, John Reibel, Char'lea TQ· FBI Nabs Kidnapers Trio ·S.PORT S_HIRTS Women's Dresses- A buutlful selection otdreaayand calnfl styles. All new fall l'abrtcs by "stacy Ames"", .. Berkshire" • "Bett.y Hartford", 11 Vickl Vau.gtm" • .. Toni Todd", "Lady Laura''• ·~Forever Youngt•, "Butte Knits", ••Glengary Knits''• 11 0rveco Frocks." 'l'""'re details lor tho proposed proJect. FolloWing hio talk, Dr. Sboemaker showed o color film perta!nlng to vocaUooal trslnlng In POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO Women's Cooto - A ftne oelaclioD o! Air trbnmed cooto and UDtrlmmed tailored coots. Booull!ul fabric• "!"~ colora. All size ranges• ,t ville Institute dream a reaiU;y.'t at y Women's "Jane Colby" dyed to match sll\cks and tops. cotton and nylon blend IIIII atretcb I\IIIOIL Solid color oblcka with cootraatlng print toPa· BIB OVERALLS LEE LINED JACKETS eentora ore now Tuesday to discuss attlltional • e Ohio. The speaker .Praised Sen. COUJ1tJ' area are aehemled to oakley Collins ''whose h a r d noon next work belp<d make the Nel1011- lllder eonatruetlo!>. He oald olllctals planning a Cotton twill ioc:ll•h with _,'" ~ullt linl"f, Zip~ front, twa •!••h wo•hciltla. 51111 3d fe 50 · per cent Wmnen•s Bulky cardigans, 100 per cernt Orion Acrylic. MaD,y atyles and ooloro In size• 34 to 38 and 40 to 46. C~RPENTERS moot In Golllpollo at Ilona! training alpptir Meoar pocltat. Complately r.noelcetl, gray, liMn, nov,. ltlve .... $6.95 Orlon. Plll resist. Machine washable. 11 cootl..,od. Dr. Shoemaker Bald 11 voca- NEW YORK (IJPD - 1'ltiJburlfl IJIUD _ , No'J The smallest country.- repreoented In the United Nation• Is the Maldive Islands, with an area ot 115 square mlleo. !dmllar Institute serving Gollla, Meigs, Jackson and Vinton open In Ohio, and llx more are MENS PERMAPU!NT• PRESS CONTRACTS IN BRANTFORD, ,....cod r...t•ed IIIII poeketa. tanl. Sfnall, Medl""'• ' Now You Know New lnduotry muot have a oupply ol trained labor. Welfare I• no WBJ' a! lito. Jobo are." Tho speaker poinled oot this nation spendo $275 mUlloo a year to train people, and $10 1----------------------• BROADCLOTH PAJAIAAS The Authellllc CPO ~ Willi 1001 tallo. Two IIUIIDn tlu'ouall · WORK .... JACKETS ·- .. . ----------------~-t Jackson Melp at NeiiiOIIVIIIe-York MOVC AloDnder at Eutem 0'11IERS Southern at Kner Creek . a Must in Ohio." He said, 11lt's very simple. billion to keep (wel!are) lndlviW.ala. ••this must be reversed lt we are to ILirvlve," he MENS QUILT LINED IIIII oollda iii twcedo, 11u>- styles by top reaources. Knits, washable Girls dresses - N••r lluo C.P .0. SH!IITS topic, "Vocational Education 11 lkvoled To The lnleresls Of The Meigs· Mason Area Girls' Wbter C:C.to - All weather .;oats, dress .., atyl01 In a wide range or ~cs and IQ'iea. Girl•' Jumporo - All wool plaid• nals, uxl dacr~ blends. , Ohlo Realonai Council meeting. The lnltltute, wlt:f' final constructton work · y~ to be completed; opened Ho doora lor 250 students earner 1bis mmth. Follow~Jls tho toor and a dinner at· .l!!e seiiOOI, Dr. B.vrl R. Slloemaker, llate Dlteetor o!Voeatiool*J,-~stlon. 'sllOi<e on the ,r, , . bt!loor- ·. FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY SEPT. 20, 21,22 SldJ!ey Pottier "TO SIR, Wlnl LOVE" (Toehnlcolor) AND NeU Connery.Deolela 81ane 'OPERATION KID BROTHEl!' (Techolcolor) • I!JI>orln!~nto, j»i~cipala, and Wmnen's ,Gastdonld color Allf'orized denlm·jeanL Sizes 6 to 18. i3y Blue lieU. Boll IIOBAilT WlloSON, JR, bver 100 peraons, InclUding southeastern Ohio area school WEARING APPAREL. 22.7 IMI»> - - POMEROY, 0. VISIT 'l1IE BUSY Rl!:ADY MANY NEW ARRIAVIS lilAP! 23.0 TOP DEFENSIVE TEAMS Foderel - Hoek!~ • • , • • . . . . . . , . . . . . . . . 0 (2) Nelsoovllle - York ••..•• _ . _, • • • • • • • • . . 6 (2) Point Pleasant • • . . . . . ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . 12 (3) Eastern • • • • • • • , • . , • • • • • , , , • • • • • • • • • 14 (2) Wellston . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18 (2) Ilona. Member F.D.I.C. 27_0 f6 (2) Point Pleasant • • • • , •• , •• , , ••••••••• , • 68 (3) DIMAGGIO TOURS NEW YORK (UP0-A bueball troupe hooded b1 Joe DIMaggio boglno a tour of military hoapltala In the Paclllc Oct. 12. DIMaggio, a coach a! the Oakland Athletics IDd a Hall or Farner, will be )oiDocl by relief pitchera Rm TIQ'lor f1 the New York Moll and Ron Kline a! the Plltlborgb Plratea. The trip, arranged by hueball commla&loner WUIIam D, Eckert In cooperatloo with the uso and tho ~ ., Defense, wtll be under the IU)IIIrvlalon of Arther Rlchmlll, the Meta' direc:tor of promo.. Member Federal Reserve System AVG. 38.0 28.0 27.0 PTS. (G) 76 (2) 56 (2) 54 (2) 54 (2) ,. ~ -!IY ' Glrla Slacks and 2 pc, Sbck Sets. Sizes 3 to 6x and 7 to 14. Wellston • • • • ••••• ••••••.•••••• Jackson • • . • • • • • ••• , • • . • •. • • • • • • • • • Foderel - Hocid~¥ - • • • • .. ... , ......... Athena . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . Nelsoovllle - York • • • • • • ••• _ ••••••• , , , ,. ' ' TOP OFFElNSIVE TEAMS paid that bill! Come m HE FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS CO. 21 3f 33 20 72 64 85 32 12 she could prove she household account. 27 20 16 22 14 ~at and open your 0 6 34 27 14 19 North Galill 8 Ealllem 6 CHECKING ACCOUNT OPP, 12 18 20 TEAM Wolhton st lrolton If she had a ' Ohio Slate, and Mr1. Gloria E- LAST WEEK'S RESULTS: Athens 42 Warren Local 6 Gallij)oli o 34 Cool Grove 6 Portsmouth 56 1ro1ton If Jackson 40 Green1leld 8 Logan 14 Hilliard 6 Point Pleasant 28 Meigo 6 Nelsonvllle-Yorl< 40 Vlntou Co. 6 Wellston 31 Oak Hill 12 Alexander 16 SOuthwestern 6 contusion 1 ' lllldne MUll. o1 1111Mio, aoo liiiW ~~~rooli ldlolvahlp cbllr...., rtJIOl'l $11,5fl.OO wu <01loctod lor ochelarllblpl. Ohio Ia In U. Central Division 'IIIIIch had - . w.nne ..,lll.23, bf8hell o( lllf dlolilon. Two ... _ 500 aebolarahlpo wre awarded to Ohio girls, Nlu 1.1'1111 !'lip Brown, Clncllllsti, a l1utlont at ·:..· . ·::- . ': ,.•···: :···:·.·:·: ·:·:·. ·=·· , :'Nelsonville Tri-County Technical Institute Inspected . .. • I' . ' .. BRUCE WALL ACE � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 19, 1968 hanning smith