http://66.213.69.5/files/original/3f4e209289d5fdac5a95f17c082f5682.pdf 89c79ffdc89819317f3e5129bcb25158 PDF Text Text ., .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 �... .. .. ~~~~§~E~~~~~~~~~~-~~ointi~ .~~~·~Frl:~-~~,~·~-~··· 'WORLD · ·.>:},·.. .l· ~ 1""20,ltM8 , .--; ~-:-•.1~~~.:. -_-· ·-_ . . bu- ... ......·' ,· • r r ·i -· _ . -_j._ · .' · • ri;:·A·<~·. _.t·· .., Vo~ce:·al(f~~ :·, ~~fiaciwtty, .~,~ BY JAC~J1'BRIAN . NEW rORK :~ Rt,pw Roebfeller ,.on't owl iloelo'wu Nixonl~td: abe tldnko 1\oc;~q will be ~er and U.WY 1101 ao rod<y ... Anita CoJb.y fell •and three ribo tn Modrld... AioiSept. more than 1,600,000 Americana will have 'flailed EllrOJIO alrtldy thlo year, LBJ'o pleoe notwlthatandlng. .. Elgbt percent u.s. lllurlll boom over lall year ... The Jane Fonda-Roger Vadlm baby jo!Da thla allalo' world IllY odllloo.,.'llleoaddollgallnoboWbiz na liVed trom a high ledie by bolel ataffero; her lrullband eaUed In cant. had this 10-what comment: •'She's blu!!lng." The stack"'P wback41p backICl at KermedY Aii]IOrt led Ollrbaeh'o to ship Ito entire valuable Paris purebaoe order by ship lor the first time ... George Pllm]lfal, the R011aissanee Ineompetent does everything bad\y prooperoooly alma hlo ·,· -\_ - • ' _ ····-·-·"""'Mantle Slams 535th Homer 1 euhlble •pwllM'W II _TV eom- "lit, Nl!llft" ....0U ~ ~· ~ merelalo - ~n do "'1' · illlrt dl.t!<.a kHJ> a !IIW'P ~ "" for OldiiDOb~o. · '· . · ~~~~~ Ia mat.mlV &OW!'IIIO!IIO,of Arlllolle ona~u· ,... blo8n- a.m ar~ 4tii8Dtd •..,..lallllll · piQ' "Oftaalla!'·llvto Alofa- ac~ loll of ~ looo prlceleoo .,..e...t. lalleo olx · ~~~ papular U.S. eotlillol.lom yeara ott hll longillll!l~ • · - ..-eheo: more . ~ , ZO , and llllkeo 'him 112... The rldl mllU... ....ked dolll ... Corlmt old Greek .looo -lllllave ta- Cllvot'o ~·~"worrieo 1!'11' !;e. ken Jackle'e lplad otf Lor<IH&r· over: Wlllllin ue.-4 · !iJaa~ lo<b lor the 1110111811 atleaat .., the UlJW8I\ ... GeorP Hamlll"'l, JUdy Gorlud'o loll bat8l eulto no w~ botda at a JIIIV here bad a blinNp p~~pop>ller o1 lnd - e uked Mol ·barl· LBJ to Jooa darts ai. ••Lauren """' Rol>ert MerriU U Iii erer Becall'oTVfUhlon-•COIII· wore them: "Yeo- olporo)llr· merelali were ...otosnplled Cor aum," Boll ropllad ... TJ:Wnll' better thaD Launlll'l etrorto ... CljiCM wouldn'terenlua bcillle a Steve Smith of relative tame peper1dlalrt Olad II lOIIi) he ' look blo mlnl4oooter Ill Cbleaao bou8lll II the · lloYIIociJI8 111111Ill get around the eab-otrlke. querle .., 3rd Avo ... JlloW motol Ame Ford Sr. took a p i - 1001 up at 5tth II 2lld. . torre at the Carlton llouee alter , Bulle~ McQI-aftoraDher aD thoee yearo of huge llemea eareer dlaeour-lllla (~ and ajlllrimODta llere...No, 1101 apln, thaDk till) allllloiiOl'kiDI oerlmplng: she' a I'O)JUiedly worth for hor ooUe~ "r Actor $20 mllllon ... Dlreetor Fred Cot Berr)' llllllvan I daullrte' l'llrlwao biiUred wldle ohoollng his cia (Glta llaD'o her, beaullllll D A• mother) oipecl lllth Yardi~Q"'I u for llpstlek eda; look• 1s, ••tually ahe'a a month 1117 of 13 ogoiro-1 GOT inrolved with McCortby!" By BRUCE BIOSSAT •.,•, Stanford University was the ·.· ' recipient of President Herbert Hoover's collection of books · on World War I. THE DAILY SENTINEL !lUOTEIJWIHTEIU:SI' OF MEKJIO.IIWiON .UU IUCHo\RD S. OWEN, PUJILMI£1 et" "'~ T........W, ....._ liiWdi.J _,.. Publlo.Md ... IIJ. .,. . Lhnt ,.w•Solin. • .......... Phunt "i-2U8, &1111111"111 f'fiiM s.-.1 dau p>1U1p •HEATING •PLUMBING •ROOFING "'"· •n•1111 tiroelll-(;tlbct.t-r, In<:-,. ~ l'flt111-.wlft..., If Ea• 1111 W.... Cll}, Neoo V..M!. a.. ,... ::d>li•rlpllon ra~• t: o.Jh•r... Q cvr ... .,.,.. t..u.blt JS ........ - - ~ I" loll .... te II Ll>t ~ ~ om., -FOR- Si• lEWIS REPAIR SERVIa "La, momh•, '.uo. n ..-. 1110111111, N.MJ, 1r Motor lllluLe whwt ~U'rltr -'llcll • t...U. 1b.l11 One - h 11.:10. lb' Nil 0.. , _ •• ~.00. liil ......... 1-5.~. ,.,... _.... N.lt. Subocr!llllall ,,,... h•:lllllu ~ n-.s.. - IM ·N. W. COMPTON,O.D. OPTOMETRIST omCE HOURS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON . THURS.) - EAST COURT ST., POMEROY ::j... .. ::: ,j. ~I ,. .,jl~ :~ : .,. ... .' ~:·: 11111 PuWI ... hw ~. UllltdiUiic !II ,, PorrwniJ', Ohk>, U7U, 1 • 1 - Ol'ln Olllu V•llt) ,, WAllAND SEE Chevy 6~ Line SEPTEMBER 26 POMEROY MOTOR CO. POMEROY, OHIO BUFFALO, N.Y. (NEA) Listening for once to reaDy warming cheers from Demoeratle party faithful, Ylee President Humpllrey fell the contagion. But he still found it necessary to talk beyond them to the McCarthylte dissidents who are denying 111m full ~arty support across the country. "Together we can win, but separate we lose," he said. It was one of the most candid confessions of urgent dllfl. culty ever heard from a presidential nominee this early in a campu!gn. Still talltio~ to the dissidents, he cast the prelllem of the . party's disiiDIIy in another light: "We can't unite the aaUoa U we can't ulle the veblele (tile Demoerotte party) wble• waals te help tile oalloa." New York leaders like John Bums and John Englloh continue to . warn privately that Humphrey's fears are wellgrounded. Many, many oupporters of Sen. Eugene McCarthy almply llave not come out of their sulking tents. National Chairman Lawrence F. O'Brien ollowed hla deep· ened concern for the problem when he came close to couvertlug a nati....Uy televised panel show Into a plaUorm for an impassioned plea to the disaffected to return to the fold. Uaderoeorle« the «ooeral frlchl wao word from MJ.eaiiOilo ll!al llaeken of McCarlby, of Sea. Georp MeGovll'll or foallt DUota, and In oeme ea101 olllle late Rober! F. Ke""""y plao Jo meet Ia there oa Oet. J.4l ta plu 1 p..,ll llrateu for over the party'a leaderllllp lor the eleetloa balllea ollfl%. It is without precedent for any substantlnl elements of a major party to begin planning openly for the next election evep·ltefore that party has finiolled Its struggles In the current el~. . Some Democratic figures are reading this development ao proof these dissidents not only expect Humpllrey to looe, but want 111m to lose and lose big so they more eaauy seize upon the shattered remnants of the party. The uilreconstructed McCaltbyites ellviously are resisting loyalty apr.;als and Ignoring argument that a massive presidential de eat In 1968 might cast the party Into the abyss for many yean to come. They can cile the quick 1968 rebound of .the Republicans from the Goldwater cataclyom of 1964. Soeb a eomparloea eoald prove, bowever, ta 1M! Cor Joo IIJb. Tile vlelorloaa llepalllleano ID liM were bea.Uy 1..aal8&ed b7 genenl reYIIWe• aJIIut tloe Vlellwa war and by tbe IDer.tllble aapoplllarlty of Prealdent JoiUiaoa rlalD« ..t of t111t war and 1111 earloal laabWty to tell oveD 1111 IH!ot pl'OiriJDI, Dissident Democrats ctllliiOI fairly aBSume that a triumphant Ricbar<l Nixon would stlll have the Vietnam war on hll hands tn 1970 or beyoM or that he would neceosarUy 1M! encumbered by any ol the other special handicaps which plunged L)'Jidon Johnson Into the depthe . The McCarthylte strategists due to gather soon In Minneapolis may devlse a game plan that could Indeed give them Democratle party control If Humpllrey loses bbl. But they might wake up tn 1971 to learn they were presiding over an empty shell. II, as now seems likely, the GOP In 1968 wine the Illinois governorship and several other new one• aa weU, they could hold roughly two-thlr<la of the natiQD's governorships In 1968. On that compelling tide, they would be well-placed to pick off the Democratically-held New Jersey governorllllp oen year. The Republicans then would hold the govemora' ebalrs In nine of the country's 10 moat populous atalu-With only Texas holding out. True, In California, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, Massachusetts and Florida theoe seals of power would be on the block again In 1970. But a sueeaosM NIIOD showing In office would assure the GOP a. large chance to hold moot of theoe. With power lllu brvadi.Y baaed, tbe RepoNleu• ft1lld 1M! exlremely lormldallle ataln Ill tm. Aaolber vieJor)o tllat JOU would relaforee lbelr hold ad at least opea t1oe ""' to a eoaoldcrable period of aaeeatlaney. Adverse reoulta of such continuing high magnitude are a not unreasonable Democratic prospect If Humpllrey looto big. It is a hard ouUook cmtrastlng oeverely with the aelf.._.tng fantasies the McCarthyite game-planners evidently hope to weave In their llllle assembly on Oet. -· . . at. Minneapolis . ·- -· - J.t. . third t:&=tulml Q-How many natlo111 por- . ticipoted in tho firat modml Olymplad? A-The flrl! modem Olym· plad look place In AtheiiJ, Greece, In 1898 and only nlDe nations were Involved. The Olympic Gameo In Tokyo In 19M bad some 94 partlcl~t­ lng nations. · Q-Whg ort pototo chipo ofun called "S~ chipl''1 A-Traditionally, potato chipo are supposed lo have first been oerved at an eating place In Sarato&a. N.Y., In 1853. Us••• ay Helen aortal IIEAPEils'o\NSWIR IIIIP''l lnlore- me ~reat.. 11 lleeouoe I 111o .., ·tiiarried Ill a roariJI& buUy. I don't Uko llelnlordsredaboul IIICI er!Ucbad -.....u,, but It I lptlk up ...., li01'd, tt enrapaldm IUrther, and what ttraet wiD this llaTe.., the tldl· lasao, Y.,.•Ii maltli yOur -...I I ~ lllllll. Lat him laloW JOU think he Ia cpte copablo of lalplrlng •'rollliDile momeDoa," .nd you feel 10<04 ·1 01'1')' for the poor Ullle Jlrl who .roo.n"t bave a ellallee with 1UW' attreetlvo, exciting, and F AlTII· Doing m o r e with leas FUL h•llband might have oerved aa the Alter 18 yaaro of Qlll'rla&e. mO!to of the world'• first military h a llo o n unit, a mon needa hlo ~ boO~ted formed In France In 17M. PlaY up!- H. ; ,,.,. ll_: The 'World· Almanac. saya Dear Holea: !• ") l· ~· the unit con,llated of a -? 181110 Will')' of't~thetl hydrogen-filled haDI!Oil and II -mo Ill me I t - pereat lotlero!Nm mea . d l s - a erew of two. Used· at 'the la In a porpelllal fHIII1 U Ia tile W.. and dloreapeet · ' Wbo ballle ol Manberg, the new Gbllplloo of the other )IOlOI1I are ''Pullhovero." ' ,: Freneh balloon caused the Austrians to · nee beeause to 117 and omooth llllDp cwor. Never mini l!l"l,. of!ry • they lUred ' their troop rm the ··~··· Our yQUIII' .., mw'betna ••dlffer.L''·U'bllf are movements 'all could b• obdiUdeeo are ...n.-..td and 1wer - lhat'o an, th~ served. ooclable. Would tllt.Y romalllblp- rlok prqnsncy. w u thaY beud their Tbe real f1!"ll<llllltllbatetheoe IJlllll)lna baek and lllf&YaiiDi Ia that abo Ia as laloWtheir father? We'd have _ . , ledpable u the,y are, and like but bedlam! - DOORMAT them ean llllop ~ eompare. For tt~<f!lllllng there II a Dear Doormat: She lo In taet, a l8lual equal, siGion, aruf a ll!tlc for ....., Quellloo: ..Ul 1UW' eldldren rather 111oo 111 lar.rlor. Slnee molf<f ulllkr htaoetl: a ll!lw REMAIN well...U.IIIad, brouallt abou1 110 perellll 01 the mala, to "'""' Gild a lime to 14ir(!ll; ICl by a cloormlt and a f;JrUII? group are ollllardo Ia thla do· a dine to moum, IJIId G ll!lw 1 JIGU don't them lfOIIIaJ porbllll, thaY Jllluraily prefer to d<mce._...l. S:4. Iaiii JOUl' moldo, ""''d btllar • I virlln who laloW the ,.,.,---"1 brook them, _...,oraiMIIher. dlfht..,.. and wiD aceopt hll "I'Mce II 0111 ooll" Io IIID lackl u ller fault. ldlh • prleolll )IIJI - J!. Whlla """' talk iioout 1101 mar/ Dear llelea: 171111 a "liNd'' model, the filet II Midi a 1111111 II a lo, abo pr<IIIably wouldll'l marl')' ''lllnnleoo flfrlalloll'1'' Tbloalrl - ol thla ldnd U ho askld bel', No Hlinlll!l at my a111c. ~-· unless 111e Jull """""' a tD8II b1m romatte mOm ' 1. H.. t:lck8t. . No Trtspuslq SIGNS llriDp tMm 11ome and - · t A REAL man will. I<COill . I them Ill mo. He ..,. _ , u Ill Olllal. lllllbe·bop- . . Ill It, bat I tldnk .he Ia 1f1 be 11&1 OU. Wbollll't ·atnld ftau.rad. Wno been married of lite, .love, and IIU!',.U. - ...,.t 110..., Thoughts -'I Sl doz. ' tw-• QUALITY , n11rt saOP . ,. untalthlltl. ..Ud I mab IaII yeoro, and be llao DIYat1Dbeen ... of lido?- tJNSVIIE · Door VII: A-It has no water and no food. 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'c:.rpet lo o~ooo to •••••• claan-S...o ,W IM .....~ ...... . -•··c,\.. • i•g . .n ; ~ . · ' ' ·-····1· v-·!l':_,,... ••I• t,- •• ~.. , ' BA \ • Washington , •. 59 93 .388 39\', x..Cllnched pennant Thursday's Results Detroit 6 New York 2 Wasil at Cleve, cncld, rain Only 1111110S scheduled 1,'odU'a ,Probable PJtchers ,. 1 rw All Tlme1 EDT lloston <L<ri>orK 5-8) at Now York (Petoroon 12-8), 8 p.m. Baltimore (Hardin 18-10 ot CbiCIID (N)'Dllll 2-1), 9 p,m, Detroit (Lolleh 15-8) II Washlrlston (Homan Ill-S), 8:05 p.m. Olkland (Hunter 12-13) at li!IJ>. nesota (Kaat 13-12), 2:30 p.m. Only pmoo acheduled SlturdQ'a Games Dekland at M!Dnesota BalUmore at Qdc:ago Clllibrnlo at Cleveland bJg, vetenn team. But the Wildcats are ~ tabbdd for great things, whereas Charlie Tate's Hurricanes could be a natloMI Northwestern has a Pe~ over Bye Bye Pat was Thuradly's Results deep coneern. urm • worried 2'A lerwths. In the final heat Rum Customer made his move a quarter or a mile from the Onlsh liae aDd Good Time COUllfl Faifii'IMinds, veteran GB driver Billy Halll!hton exprosaed x.Cllnchea pennant Purdue Is a 22-polnt choice over VIrginia, Florida Is £avored by 21 o,rer Air Force and Alabama enjoys the same point spread over Virginia Tech. the sullo'. Margin or Victory Ohio (UP0- Before the atart of Thunday'o final runoH In tho $104,226 Little Brown Jug at the DeJawue xa Loola •. . 94 60 .6,10 SOn Fran. •••• 83 71 .539 11 Cinel,..ti ..•• 79 73 .520 14 OrlcllgO , •••• 79 75 ,513 15 Atlanta , . , , , 78 76 ,506 16 Plttabursh • • •75 77 • 493 18 Phllldelphl& , , 72 81 •471 21'h Lot Anpleo •• 71 83 .461 23 , Now York • •.•68 85 .444 2fllh Hoooton •• , , .,68 86 ,442 26 Purdue, Florida and Alabamashould have things easier. Recor<l · crowa ~:On Hand For Little Brown Jug Event DELAWARE, Detroit it Wailhh1lllln Booton II New York Nauonal League W. L. quar!Airheck slot. man, .. ttte 44- Knl&ht finished · a distant secood. year-old New Yorker said. ''I'm worried about Adios Waverly, Batman and Bye Bye PaL Rwn Customer lan't as sharp aa I'd Uke him to be." However, 1 vast ma,iorUy of the reeord 47,504 erowd lor the 23rd runntrw of the llrat los of pacing'• triple crown, had oo Rounding out the field in order ot ftniah were Carelesr Time, Isolator, Bye Bye Pat, Batman. Adios Waverly and Preferred Time. ' Rum CUstomer"& next start will be Oe~ 12 In the cane Futurity at Yonkera, the second doubts about the final outeorno log In the triple erown. as the7 mode Rum CU.tomer an overwhelm~ 1-6 lllvorlto. They !mew whOt they were dolag •• "Rummy", Hauehtoo's atfectlmate nickname lor the brown colt. aurged to a length Yietory over Good Time Knight to ellnch the Jng ani nail down lint plaee money of SOn Fro II st. Louis 5 Allanla f Houston 1, night Loa Allll 3 Clnclnnatl I, lll8ht · Only oeheduled Today'a Prollable Pitchers All Times EDT Now York (Staver 14-11 ani canlwoU 7-13) at Philadelphia (!). Ja,ckson 1-8 and L. J1cksoo 13-lfll 7:36 p.m. $38,563.71. st. Loolo (Carlton '13-11) at 'llle e I a 1 i y Kennlhrorth Lot Angeleo -~ 12-15), II Flnno, KIJWB Potnt,N, Y., enlr)' p.m. Cincinnati (Nolan 9-2) at HIMio· 1on O>lerktr 12-14), ,8:30 p.m. . Allanta ($one 7-3) at sen Fr..,_ elaeo (Marlellal 25-3), 11 p.m. Cllle.,... ( . J - lWf), at Plttabursh CBiaso 111-S), 8:05 p. ... Safurdl)''• Game• CbiCIID at:PIItollur&h New Yortc atl'lll)adalphla Clnc:l-u at liouoblll . St. loraed l4eotlcal clOCldll&l of 1:59.3 · In t111turlrw tile oeconl dlvloloa, then the liDol o!ghi. horae ahowdcwm.: In tho National League, San went six innings and boosted his elq)enae or the Reds .. he .,.. ..J. '. 1 olx lmlngs be!ore .-.,. Ju.i Mantle, who was tied for Ullrd record to 2-0. place with JlmlnJ Foxx at 534 hOmers, DOW trails just Babe Ruth, 714, and Willie Moyo, 585. rcalcy mean onythlllll A Check-up Regularly Can beeauae HaM Aaron. 1rill probably pass me next year. But right now it's quite a thrill. The ball was returned to Mantle and it wlll be forwarded lo the Baseblll Hall or Fame Museum in Cooperstown, N. Y. Giants Top C&rds ""~ _ The Giants mauled the World Series bound cardinals as both found their batU~ eye after Alhland will travel to Woos- trading consecutive no--hitters. ter for a backyard Oght with the Bobby Bonds hit two home rWls Flying Scots as Wooster opens and scored rour runs, and Jim ita 1968 grid eampalgn. II lvlll be the Eagles' second contest. Around the Buckeye !late, fans can visit the CoUowing games: Marshall at Ohio U.; Adrian tral Michigan; Denison at Call· consul. (Pa.) State; Kenyon at Centre (Ky.); Muaklngum at West • Save a Life The lift of your car, that is. 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Otiuona ~ too. • . ' . '~~-t'~'-~>:: .. 69 With $ Radiance Thers., S.V. Middleport, 0. Tonight's Games CheM~>eake 31,000 BTU . N. 2nd Ave. llifl of the Paelfic; Ctndmati at 'I'exas 1Teth. · Ravenswood at Wahama "JlI H & R FIRESTONE LibertY"i Miami at the Uttiver- ley Folrland at Pomeroy, 0. '!;Uji''''"~wiiMJ involving nine Ohio colleges, lilY; Emory & Henry at MarIetta; Franklin at Mount Union wen pla.Yed laat week. Ohio holds a 4-1 edge In out- and Capital at Wittenberg. A good day lor Blll Long and of-state meets so tar this sea- son, since Youngstown outlasted Ohio Wesleyan at Delaware could Gustavus Adolphua ~8-14 last send the record - book writers week, Akron routed Butler 32- oplnnfng. Long will be guaran7; Toledo cllmped Rlchmoed 31- teed a new record in three sep14; and Ashland trimmed Adrian arate departments everytime he (Mich.) 34-15. Alma (Mieh.) was catches a pass., gains a 11et yard, the lone out-ol'.atate team to cap.. and grabs a touchdown pall, Long holds eight records Inturn an Ohio wt11o d~eatingBlu!!­ volving pass catching at 0 h I o ton 17-15. rn other action last Wesleyan. The Stratford, N, J .• week, Miami romped to a 28 ~7 nadve has lettered tbree times win over Xavier and Dayton dumpln his three-1ear career at Ohio ed Kent Slate 24-10. Wesh~yan and this year is ex· Out..()f-Staters pected to add a fourth one. This week's out ~ of - state matches include: Toledo at Villanova, Ohio Northern at EdinThe Roman emperor boro Slate; Youngstown at Cen- Caligula made his horse a rrom Jtm Gnnt. Felipe Alou's two run tl'iple In "l was womering If I'd ever get it."' he admitted. "It doesn't Jn action, with pre-season favor· (Mieh.) at Defiance; Ball State Ita Ohio U. l8Wlchlng the oonfer · at Bowling Green; Buflalo st ence clashes with a game against Kent State; Blulrton at HeidelMarshall at Athens. Toledo will berg; ats<J,~ehanna at Otterbein; try for Its 11th consecutive win Albion at Ohio Wesleyan; Jndf. in a road game at Villanova. ana state at Akron; Saint Jos· It' a the second week of grid· eph's (Ind.) at Dayton; Quantico iron actlvU;y for Ohio coUegi- at Xavier; Anderson at Wilmingate entries since seven games, ton; Baldwin-Wallace at Find- fornta ""r ·""' Cincinnati, 3-L Button thom up .o r pull them Oftl' ••• · I Washlrwton tt Top of tho Falrtane line. Bill IIIIer In Ita a-now at cloor· ~· · · m~ .,(I~~ olefi~ "'r.· ,,' .. ~. or League ·game, Clevelaed was rained ouL .. .;,' 1, ........ ~- •.. -1 1:'~ OzlllJTown 'N' Te"aee Ca!Pet : Chew the BEST in the FOIL PA .. ,~ Goll markar$ . Orat full college football week- Standings - . JACK WILKJNSON UP! !Ciorts Writer The _.tul Mtami Hurricanes hope to blow up a storm tonight againat Northwestern, Helen Help will see all seven at ita tei'ms The two teams kick off the power. They have a rough schedule, meeting SOuthern end or the year and their Calitorllla In two weeks- and a Orange Bowl battle Is el(l)ected big win over Northwestern to bring new dimension to the cOuld provide the impetus. Most of the nation's attention, one o! the three Ullms to boot already outstaJKling career them Jaat se~son- and the Ted "Stork" Hendricks, an All· however, will be focused on "mad stork" wW again lead the America defeniJivt end last year some unusually tough openers Wly. who plana to go both ways tbls on saturday. For example, time. Oklahoma is at Notre Dame, Hendricks, a 6-foot-8, 222 • Southern California is at MIMepound marvel, did a massive sot& and Texa:J hosts Houston in job on defense for Miami last a trio of big ones. Notre Dame, el(l)ected to year, taking part in 134 tackles, By United Press International blockirw a punt, intercepting a bounce back Into prominence, is Amortcon League and recovering five eight points over Oklahoma, last ' W. L. PeL GB pass tumbles. Now, the 20.year~d year's No. 3 team, while x-Detrolt •••. 99 54 ,647 BalUmore •• , ,87 67 .565 121h physics major wlll see actlon as defending national champion a pass-catcher, too. Southern cal is six over Boolon • • • • • •81 72 •529 18 Miami rates a l:J..point Minnesota. Texas is a slim Cleveland , , , ,81 73 ,526 18'12 favorite- partly because or He~ three-point choice over Houston, New York • , , ,80 73 .523 19 drlcks and partly because it which opened its season last Ooklaol •.•.. 77 76 .503 22 eJPects a lot from a slimmed- week with a 54-7 rout or Tulane. .'Mimeaota ••• •73 80 .477 26 Other teams given a good down David Olivo. who seems to California . . . . 66 88 • 429 331/, have llnally nalled down the shot at the No. 1 rankingCblc11g0, . , ... 63 90 .412 26 By Ill• moon? IlY United Press lnleroallonal 'or the 200th !he -·"" Adlllla outllolder ani As Mantle rounded third belt Frandseo crushed St. Louis U.S Hart crashecl a grand slam to of hla eoreer. MUtt- f-~ evenocl hlo reeord 11 1:1-12. he looked at MeLatn, nodded In a clay pme. Under the pace the .Giant attack. Alan Foator galnoci hlo qrot twice and shouted "thanks." lights, Atlanta topped Houston, Rookie Rich Robertson, makThe only other American 4-1, and Los A~lea boot lrw his first maJor league atart, major leque vlclorf ot • • Thundering Herd At OU In MAC Tilt momentum Saturday wttb 24 con· tolls i!lated, Including eight outof-otato clalhea and 10 night games. The Mid-American Conference College Grid Action In Full Swing This Weekend Q-Ir theft ony !Diller on Tbanks to Plteher Ohio ooUeslote foolbaU gaino lanQ1 "GQH -17 i•-11. w~le him a stan:ling ovation. Martie took two pitches ta defense. and QUICK QUIZ plaee on the aD-time time at lla~ In the eighth Inning Thurodll,)', Aa Mickey steJ.lped 1CJ for his laot trip to the plote at Tiger Stadiwn this year and possibly forever, the crowd or 9,063 gave MARlETT A COLLEGE FOOTBALL captain Boll R. Smith ot Hemlock Grove and Coach Joe McDaniel wiU lead the Marlet. t1 team apJnst Emory and Henry College in Marietta's season opener saturday night ot Marietta. Smith, • 1965 graduate of PomerOJ' Higll School, was an All-Ohio Conference second Team choice last year. He starts at cornerback tn the Mariet- ··' Y.oar 19 "l'ltllnl Tllr· lhllta hll •IIIUU1 - · Ill the Ue" (11COme .out ot )1JUr lblll Old Bourbon n>Om ol the N.Y. aecommodltod fr<le -In on alr raid oheller ... 'llle cab llrlke br6usbl Cbl. private llmoullnoa $200 a clay ... ,}?De U.N. Stc.Geo'l U Tltalll'ilelurea fr<le notiona Uko US about seopolltical bebavlor' let It 1101 akld by !hot u•a 11ome baM of Burmo,lloeota 30,000 poi!Ucal prl.....,.a, ivea overnllht soelal auoote mull lie reporled Ill the loeal eopo and you need an ol!iclal pormlt eveo lor a lllotlbrulh. ot exelabned Mantle homer list. It Came on his laat MY :years the Tourlato' De1l8hl at THE IWL the Taft llolel, Charlie Drew Dear llelen: In Zuridl for the 1110111_. sive accommt:datlms. they wen Ute," run MO\ 1d the powerful switch hitter into sole .POSsession of in the AfternoonU . •• Internal ecmipUona at Waaidn&IA>n'a Ford's 'lboatre aa faollooa llaht It out ... For mora thaD 25 cert Bend touring FunlpO uked McLaln hi.s made a fan arter the 1111110 which Now York loot tc Detroit, 6-2. The hmoe llnell ellpllomllll lor hll Project 3 Recordo' LPs by Urblo Groen titled '11 Tromboooo. ~ Goodman Aeo (the hl&hell paid TV <OIIIedy writer ever ...,., ba raohloned Parr)' Como's TV omJl. ea) Ia la8hlonlntl hla lint Bdwy. musical (lcheduled for '69)atuned-op veratoo of the Audra)lllei>bum - a..,. Cooper rum ''LOVe Yale' a 61-mon Unlverllfl Coo· lined hls home run into the second deck ln r-Ight tteld. Die for ... BeantJful ycungster •.• New ohoe.iore at Medl11<11 near 5tlll toooeo In a free llalreut Ia Ita upataira ealon; tha~J ahoe-bullnesa •.• Have you noticed alhortage of trombone plll,l'erl reeertIy? »loeb Ll8hl hired the 21 Hlllon. milestone- 535 home runs- but 11 BRUCE BIDS- "Don't you understand? I ilon't WANT to get inro/YO<I inside, then motioned to the Tiger hiD'Ier to get tho llaU out a Ullle m..-e. 'llle Yankee -great got the piteh he wanted , and Denny McLain, who _served \CII the plteh, aoi the Yietory, hla 31st, and gained a new tin, dear•• HHH Appeals to Sulking McCarthyites for Support By AL DALY UPI !CK>rta Writer Mickey Mantle get hls pitch en route to IIIOdier career the ooeond lnnll'f dedolve rillS _. the beat Dave Gllllll. l!lr' time this , HII<& nie 'F-OR .D '·"'{~ .~' ~' ' . '• . r, .' ' _.: ' ·, ) . ~. ', \ . 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George Pllm]lfal, the R011aissanee Ineompetent does everything bad\y prooperoooly alma hlo ·,· -\_ - • ' _ ····-·-·"""'Mantle Slams 535th Homer 1 euhlble •pwllM'W II _TV eom- "lit, Nl!llft" ....0U ~ ~· ~ merelalo - ~n do "'1' · illlrt dl.t!<.a kHJ> a !IIW'P ~ "" for OldiiDOb~o. · '· . · ~~~~~ Ia mat.mlV &OW!'IIIO!IIO,of Arlllolle ona~u· ,... blo8n- a.m ar~ 4tii8Dtd •..,..lallllll · piQ' "Oftaalla!'·llvto Alofa- ac~ loll of ~ looo prlceleoo .,..e...t. lalleo olx · ~~~ papular U.S. eotlillol.lom yeara ott hll longillll!l~ • · - ..-eheo: more . ~ , ZO , and llllkeo 'him 112... The rldl mllU... ....ked dolll ... Corlmt old Greek .looo -lllllave ta- Cllvot'o ~·~"worrieo 1!'11' !;e. ken Jackle'e lplad otf Lor<IH&r· over: Wlllllin ue.-4 · !iJaa~ lo<b lor the 1110111811 atleaat .., the UlJW8I\ ... GeorP Hamlll"'l, JUdy Gorlud'o loll bat8l eulto no w~ botda at a JIIIV here bad a blinNp p~~pop>ller o1 lnd - e uked Mol ·barl· LBJ to Jooa darts ai. ••Lauren """' Rol>ert MerriU U Iii erer Becall'oTVfUhlon-•COIII· wore them: "Yeo- olporo)llr· merelali were ...otosnplled Cor aum," Boll ropllad ... TJ:Wnll' better thaD Launlll'l etrorto ... CljiCM wouldn'terenlua bcillle a Steve Smith of relative tame peper1dlalrt Olad II lOIIi) he ' look blo mlnl4oooter Ill Cbleaao bou8lll II the · lloYIIociJI8 111111Ill get around the eab-otrlke. querle .., 3rd Avo ... JlloW motol Ame Ford Sr. took a p i - 1001 up at 5tth II 2lld. . torre at the Carlton llouee alter , Bulle~ McQI-aftoraDher aD thoee yearo of huge llemea eareer dlaeour-lllla (~ and ajlllrimODta llere...No, 1101 apln, thaDk till) allllloiiOl'kiDI oerlmplng: she' a I'O)JUiedly worth for hor ooUe~ "r Actor $20 mllllon ... Dlreetor Fred Cot Berr)' llllllvan I daullrte' l'llrlwao biiUred wldle ohoollng his cia (Glta llaD'o her, beaullllll D A• mother) oipecl lllth Yardi~Q"'I u for llpstlek eda; look• 1s, ••tually ahe'a a month 1117 of 13 ogoiro-1 GOT inrolved with McCortby!" By BRUCE BIOSSAT •.,•, Stanford University was the ·.· ' recipient of President Herbert Hoover's collection of books · on World War I. THE DAILY SENTINEL !lUOTEIJWIHTEIU:SI' OF MEKJIO.IIWiON .UU IUCHo\RD S. OWEN, PUJILMI£1 et" "'~ T........W, ....._ liiWdi.J _,.. Publlo.Md ... IIJ. .,. . Lhnt ,.w•Solin. • .......... Phunt "i-2U8, &1111111"111 f'fiiM s.-.1 dau p>1U1p •HEATING •PLUMBING •ROOFING "'"· •n•1111 tiroelll-(;tlbct.t-r, In<:-,. ~ l'flt111-.wlft..., If Ea• 1111 W.... Cll}, Neoo V..M!. a.. ,... ::d>li•rlpllon ra~• t: o.Jh•r... Q cvr ... .,.,.. t..u.blt JS ........ - - ~ I" loll .... te II Ll>t ~ ~ om., -FOR- Si• lEWIS REPAIR SERVIa "La, momh•, '.uo. n ..-. 1110111111, N.MJ, 1r Motor lllluLe whwt ~U'rltr -'llcll • t...U. 1b.l11 One - h 11.:10. lb' Nil 0.. , _ •• ~.00. liil ......... 1-5.~. ,.,... _.... N.lt. Subocr!llllall ,,,... h•:lllllu ~ n-.s.. - IM ·N. W. COMPTON,O.D. OPTOMETRIST omCE HOURS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON . THURS.) - EAST COURT ST., POMEROY ::j... .. ::: ,j. ~I ,. .,jl~ :~ : .,. ... .' ~:·: 11111 PuWI ... hw ~. UllltdiUiic !II ,, PorrwniJ', Ohk>, U7U, 1 • 1 - Ol'ln Olllu V•llt) ,, WAllAND SEE Chevy 6~ Line SEPTEMBER 26 POMEROY MOTOR CO. POMEROY, OHIO BUFFALO, N.Y. (NEA) Listening for once to reaDy warming cheers from Demoeratle party faithful, Ylee President Humpllrey fell the contagion. But he still found it necessary to talk beyond them to the McCarthylte dissidents who are denying 111m full ~arty support across the country. "Together we can win, but separate we lose," he said. It was one of the most candid confessions of urgent dllfl. culty ever heard from a presidential nominee this early in a campu!gn. Still talltio~ to the dissidents, he cast the prelllem of the . party's disiiDIIy in another light: "We can't unite the aaUoa U we can't ulle the veblele (tile Demoerotte party) wble• waals te help tile oalloa." New York leaders like John Bums and John Englloh continue to . warn privately that Humphrey's fears are wellgrounded. Many, many oupporters of Sen. Eugene McCarthy almply llave not come out of their sulking tents. National Chairman Lawrence F. O'Brien ollowed hla deep· ened concern for the problem when he came close to couvertlug a nati....Uy televised panel show Into a plaUorm for an impassioned plea to the disaffected to return to the fold. Uaderoeorle« the «ooeral frlchl wao word from MJ.eaiiOilo ll!al llaeken of McCarlby, of Sea. Georp MeGovll'll or foallt DUota, and In oeme ea101 olllle late Rober! F. Ke""""y plao Jo meet Ia there oa Oet. J.4l ta plu 1 p..,ll llrateu for over the party'a leaderllllp lor the eleetloa balllea ollfl%. It is without precedent for any substantlnl elements of a major party to begin planning openly for the next election evep·ltefore that party has finiolled Its struggles In the current el~. . Some Democratic figures are reading this development ao proof these dissidents not only expect Humpllrey to looe, but want 111m to lose and lose big so they more eaauy seize upon the shattered remnants of the party. The uilreconstructed McCaltbyites ellviously are resisting loyalty apr.;als and Ignoring argument that a massive presidential de eat In 1968 might cast the party Into the abyss for many yean to come. They can cile the quick 1968 rebound of .the Republicans from the Goldwater cataclyom of 1964. Soeb a eomparloea eoald prove, bowever, ta 1M! Cor Joo IIJb. Tile vlelorloaa llepalllleano ID liM were bea.Uy 1..aal8&ed b7 genenl reYIIWe• aJIIut tloe Vlellwa war and by tbe IDer.tllble aapoplllarlty of Prealdent JoiUiaoa rlalD« ..t of t111t war and 1111 earloal laabWty to tell oveD 1111 IH!ot pl'OiriJDI, Dissident Democrats ctllliiOI fairly aBSume that a triumphant Ricbar<l Nixon would stlll have the Vietnam war on hll hands tn 1970 or beyoM or that he would neceosarUy 1M! encumbered by any ol the other special handicaps which plunged L)'Jidon Johnson Into the depthe . The McCarthylte strategists due to gather soon In Minneapolis may devlse a game plan that could Indeed give them Democratle party control If Humpllrey loses bbl. But they might wake up tn 1971 to learn they were presiding over an empty shell. II, as now seems likely, the GOP In 1968 wine the Illinois governorship and several other new one• aa weU, they could hold roughly two-thlr<la of the natiQD's governorships In 1968. On that compelling tide, they would be well-placed to pick off the Democratically-held New Jersey governorllllp oen year. The Republicans then would hold the govemora' ebalrs In nine of the country's 10 moat populous atalu-With only Texas holding out. True, In California, Michigan, Ohio, Pennsylvania, New York, Massachusetts and Florida theoe seals of power would be on the block again In 1970. But a sueeaosM NIIOD showing In office would assure the GOP a. large chance to hold moot of theoe. With power lllu brvadi.Y baaed, tbe RepoNleu• ft1lld 1M! exlremely lormldallle ataln Ill tm. Aaolber vieJor)o tllat JOU would relaforee lbelr hold ad at least opea t1oe ""' to a eoaoldcrable period of aaeeatlaney. Adverse reoulta of such continuing high magnitude are a not unreasonable Democratic prospect If Humpllrey looto big. It is a hard ouUook cmtrastlng oeverely with the aelf.._.tng fantasies the McCarthyite game-planners evidently hope to weave In their llllle assembly on Oet. -· . . at. Minneapolis . ·- -· - J.t. . third t:&=tulml Q-How many natlo111 por- . ticipoted in tho firat modml Olymplad? A-The flrl! modem Olym· plad look place In AtheiiJ, Greece, In 1898 and only nlDe nations were Involved. The Olympic Gameo In Tokyo In 19M bad some 94 partlcl~t­ lng nations. · Q-Whg ort pototo chipo ofun called "S~ chipl''1 A-Traditionally, potato chipo are supposed lo have first been oerved at an eating place In Sarato&a. N.Y., In 1853. Us••• ay Helen aortal IIEAPEils'o\NSWIR IIIIP''l lnlore- me ~reat.. 11 lleeouoe I 111o .., ·tiiarried Ill a roariJI& buUy. I don't Uko llelnlordsredaboul IIICI er!Ucbad -.....u,, but It I lptlk up ...., li01'd, tt enrapaldm IUrther, and what ttraet wiD this llaTe.., the tldl· lasao, Y.,.•Ii maltli yOur -...I I ~ lllllll. Lat him laloW JOU think he Ia cpte copablo of lalplrlng •'rollliDile momeDoa," .nd you feel 10<04 ·1 01'1')' for the poor Ullle Jlrl who .roo.n"t bave a ellallee with 1UW' attreetlvo, exciting, and F AlTII· Doing m o r e with leas FUL h•llband might have oerved aa the Alter 18 yaaro of Qlll'rla&e. mO!to of the world'• first military h a llo o n unit, a mon needa hlo ~ boO~ted formed In France In 17M. PlaY up!- H. ; ,,.,. ll_: The 'World· Almanac. saya Dear Holea: !• ") l· ~· the unit con,llated of a -? 181110 Will')' of't~thetl hydrogen-filled haDI!Oil and II -mo Ill me I t - pereat lotlero!Nm mea . d l s - a erew of two. Used· at 'the la In a porpelllal fHIII1 U Ia tile W.. and dloreapeet · ' Wbo ballle ol Manberg, the new Gbllplloo of the other )IOlOI1I are ''Pullhovero." ' ,: Freneh balloon caused the Austrians to · nee beeause to 117 and omooth llllDp cwor. Never mini l!l"l,. of!ry • they lUred ' their troop rm the ··~··· Our yQUIII' .., mw'betna ••dlffer.L''·U'bllf are movements 'all could b• obdiUdeeo are ...n.-..td and 1wer - lhat'o an, th~ served. ooclable. Would tllt.Y romalllblp- rlok prqnsncy. w u thaY beud their Tbe real f1!"ll<llllltllbatetheoe IJlllll)lna baek and lllf&YaiiDi Ia that abo Ia as laloWtheir father? We'd have _ . , ledpable u the,y are, and like but bedlam! - DOORMAT them ean llllop ~ eompare. For tt~<f!lllllng there II a Dear Doormat: She lo In taet, a l8lual equal, siGion, aruf a ll!tlc for ....., Quellloo: ..Ul 1UW' eldldren rather 111oo 111 lar.rlor. Slnee molf<f ulllkr htaoetl: a ll!lw REMAIN well...U.IIIad, brouallt abou1 110 perellll 01 the mala, to "'""' Gild a lime to 14ir(!ll; ICl by a cloormlt and a f;JrUII? group are ollllardo Ia thla do· a dine to moum, IJIId G ll!lw 1 JIGU don't them lfOIIIaJ porbllll, thaY Jllluraily prefer to d<mce._...l. S:4. Iaiii JOUl' moldo, ""''d btllar • I virlln who laloW the ,.,.,---"1 brook them, _...,oraiMIIher. dlfht..,.. and wiD aceopt hll "I'Mce II 0111 ooll" Io IIID lackl u ller fault. ldlh • prleolll )IIJI - J!. Whlla """' talk iioout 1101 mar/ Dear llelea: 171111 a "liNd'' model, the filet II Midi a 1111111 II a lo, abo pr<IIIably wouldll'l marl')' ''lllnnleoo flfrlalloll'1'' Tbloalrl - ol thla ldnd U ho askld bel', No Hlinlll!l at my a111c. ~-· unless 111e Jull """""' a tD8II b1m romatte mOm ' 1. H.. t:lck8t. . No Trtspuslq SIGNS llriDp tMm 11ome and - · t A REAL man will. I<COill . I them Ill mo. He ..,. _ , u Ill Olllal. lllllbe·bop- . . Ill It, bat I tldnk .he Ia 1f1 be 11&1 OU. Wbollll't ·atnld ftau.rad. Wno been married of lite, .love, and IIU!',.U. - ...,.t 110..., Thoughts -'I Sl doz. ' tw-• QUALITY , n11rt saOP . ,. untalthlltl. ..Ud I mab IaII yeoro, and be llao DIYat1Dbeen ... of lido?- tJNSVIIE · Door VII: A-It has no water and no food. OZITE CARPET ~ONE=~WH=O~ISN'T::·:·~'~---·~=!S~~===~ fREE ESTIMATH ~,. lr~' IJOUmab ,,,._ ...- ., • ,. '•· ••,,, ·,,li. • ;~ iw~. IIO,.T ;tu,..~CI liGHT/IOJ... ,,.. : '• .. ._ . '. HYDIONI~ ...... ,. IA,DOAID ,, · ...... strip. A~ --.,.~,~ PIION,II I(<. -. n-...-21,...... 14K lOUd pkl. Alllptor llzardstt8p. moo Two Great Gift Ideas from theBulova Excellence Collection ' v..,._ Oatt. Tawo 'M' C:.ootry C:.rpat M4o ~ fl ... lo tho flrot oul...... l....., cerpat to oaalo ltooll et hOMo on)'Whoro In tho houool It new w-'o ootl •aa•IJ to hollwoy, otolro, kltclo.t,, rec. r-, llotli. Tho Nllato otalalot ..., oflotllot-1• ..... oar. tho ·~·14aato of ...~ · "· child-. Oalto Towa 'M . 'c:.rpet lo o~ooo to •••••• claan-S...o ,W IM .....~ ...... . -•··c,\.. • i•g . .n ; ~ . · ' ' ·-····1· v-·!l':_,,... ••I• t,- •• ~.. , ' BA \ • Washington , •. 59 93 .388 39\', x..Cllnched pennant Thursday's Results Detroit 6 New York 2 Wasil at Cleve, cncld, rain Only 1111110S scheduled 1,'odU'a ,Probable PJtchers ,. 1 rw All Tlme1 EDT lloston <L<ri>orK 5-8) at Now York (Petoroon 12-8), 8 p.m. Baltimore (Hardin 18-10 ot CbiCIID (N)'Dllll 2-1), 9 p,m, Detroit (Lolleh 15-8) II Washlrlston (Homan Ill-S), 8:05 p.m. Olkland (Hunter 12-13) at li!IJ>. nesota (Kaat 13-12), 2:30 p.m. Only pmoo acheduled SlturdQ'a Games Dekland at M!Dnesota BalUmore at Qdc:ago Clllibrnlo at Cleveland bJg, vetenn team. But the Wildcats are ~ tabbdd for great things, whereas Charlie Tate's Hurricanes could be a natloMI Northwestern has a Pe~ over Bye Bye Pat was Thuradly's Results deep coneern. urm • worried 2'A lerwths. In the final heat Rum Customer made his move a quarter or a mile from the Onlsh liae aDd Good Time COUllfl Faifii'IMinds, veteran GB driver Billy Halll!hton exprosaed x.Cllnchea pennant Purdue Is a 22-polnt choice over VIrginia, Florida Is £avored by 21 o,rer Air Force and Alabama enjoys the same point spread over Virginia Tech. the sullo'. Margin or Victory Ohio (UP0- Before the atart of Thunday'o final runoH In tho $104,226 Little Brown Jug at the DeJawue xa Loola •. . 94 60 .6,10 SOn Fran. •••• 83 71 .539 11 Cinel,..ti ..•• 79 73 .520 14 OrlcllgO , •••• 79 75 ,513 15 Atlanta , . , , , 78 76 ,506 16 Plttabursh • • •75 77 • 493 18 Phllldelphl& , , 72 81 •471 21'h Lot Anpleo •• 71 83 .461 23 , Now York • •.•68 85 .444 2fllh Hoooton •• , , .,68 86 ,442 26 Purdue, Florida and Alabamashould have things easier. Recor<l · crowa ~:On Hand For Little Brown Jug Event DELAWARE, Detroit it Wailhh1lllln Booton II New York Nauonal League W. L. quar!Airheck slot. man, .. ttte 44- Knl&ht finished · a distant secood. year-old New Yorker said. ''I'm worried about Adios Waverly, Batman and Bye Bye PaL Rwn Customer lan't as sharp aa I'd Uke him to be." However, 1 vast ma,iorUy of the reeord 47,504 erowd lor the 23rd runntrw of the llrat los of pacing'• triple crown, had oo Rounding out the field in order ot ftniah were Carelesr Time, Isolator, Bye Bye Pat, Batman. Adios Waverly and Preferred Time. ' Rum CUstomer"& next start will be Oe~ 12 In the cane Futurity at Yonkera, the second doubts about the final outeorno log In the triple erown. as the7 mode Rum CU.tomer an overwhelm~ 1-6 lllvorlto. They !mew whOt they were dolag •• "Rummy", Hauehtoo's atfectlmate nickname lor the brown colt. aurged to a length Yietory over Good Time Knight to ellnch the Jng ani nail down lint plaee money of SOn Fro II st. Louis 5 Allanla f Houston 1, night Loa Allll 3 Clnclnnatl I, lll8ht · Only oeheduled Today'a Prollable Pitchers All Times EDT Now York (Staver 14-11 ani canlwoU 7-13) at Philadelphia (!). Ja,ckson 1-8 and L. J1cksoo 13-lfll 7:36 p.m. $38,563.71. st. Loolo (Carlton '13-11) at 'llle e I a 1 i y Kennlhrorth Lot Angeleo -~ 12-15), II Flnno, KIJWB Potnt,N, Y., enlr)' p.m. Cincinnati (Nolan 9-2) at HIMio· 1on O>lerktr 12-14), ,8:30 p.m. . Allanta ($one 7-3) at sen Fr..,_ elaeo (Marlellal 25-3), 11 p.m. Cllle.,... ( . J - lWf), at Plttabursh CBiaso 111-S), 8:05 p. ... Safurdl)''• Game• CbiCIID at:PIItollur&h New Yortc atl'lll)adalphla Clnc:l-u at liouoblll . St. loraed l4eotlcal clOCldll&l of 1:59.3 · In t111turlrw tile oeconl dlvloloa, then the liDol o!ghi. horae ahowdcwm.: In tho National League, San went six innings and boosted his elq)enae or the Reds .. he .,.. ..J. '. 1 olx lmlngs be!ore .-.,. Ju.i Mantle, who was tied for Ullrd record to 2-0. place with JlmlnJ Foxx at 534 hOmers, DOW trails just Babe Ruth, 714, and Willie Moyo, 585. rcalcy mean onythlllll A Check-up Regularly Can beeauae HaM Aaron. 1rill probably pass me next year. But right now it's quite a thrill. The ball was returned to Mantle and it wlll be forwarded lo the Baseblll Hall or Fame Museum in Cooperstown, N. Y. Giants Top C&rds ""~ _ The Giants mauled the World Series bound cardinals as both found their batU~ eye after Alhland will travel to Woos- trading consecutive no--hitters. ter for a backyard Oght with the Bobby Bonds hit two home rWls Flying Scots as Wooster opens and scored rour runs, and Jim ita 1968 grid eampalgn. II lvlll be the Eagles' second contest. Around the Buckeye !late, fans can visit the CoUowing games: Marshall at Ohio U.; Adrian tral Michigan; Denison at Call· consul. (Pa.) State; Kenyon at Centre (Ky.); Muaklngum at West • Save a Life The lift of your car, that is. 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Otiuona ~ too. • . ' . '~~-t'~'-~>:: .. 69 With $ Radiance Thers., S.V. Middleport, 0. Tonight's Games CheM~>eake 31,000 BTU . N. 2nd Ave. llifl of the Paelfic; Ctndmati at 'I'exas 1Teth. · Ravenswood at Wahama "JlI H & R FIRESTONE LibertY"i Miami at the Uttiver- ley Folrland at Pomeroy, 0. '!;Uji''''"~wiiMJ involving nine Ohio colleges, lilY; Emory & Henry at MarIetta; Franklin at Mount Union wen pla.Yed laat week. Ohio holds a 4-1 edge In out- and Capital at Wittenberg. A good day lor Blll Long and of-state meets so tar this sea- son, since Youngstown outlasted Ohio Wesleyan at Delaware could Gustavus Adolphua ~8-14 last send the record - book writers week, Akron routed Butler 32- oplnnfng. Long will be guaran7; Toledo cllmped Rlchmoed 31- teed a new record in three sep14; and Ashland trimmed Adrian arate departments everytime he (Mich.) 34-15. Alma (Mieh.) was catches a pass., gains a 11et yard, the lone out-ol'.atate team to cap.. and grabs a touchdown pall, Long holds eight records Inturn an Ohio wt11o d~eatingBlu!!­ volving pass catching at 0 h I o ton 17-15. rn other action last Wesleyan. The Stratford, N, J .• week, Miami romped to a 28 ~7 nadve has lettered tbree times win over Xavier and Dayton dumpln his three-1ear career at Ohio ed Kent Slate 24-10. Wesh~yan and this year is ex· Out..()f-Staters pected to add a fourth one. This week's out ~ of - state matches include: Toledo at Villanova, Ohio Northern at EdinThe Roman emperor boro Slate; Youngstown at Cen- Caligula made his horse a rrom Jtm Gnnt. Felipe Alou's two run tl'iple In "l was womering If I'd ever get it."' he admitted. "It doesn't Jn action, with pre-season favor· (Mieh.) at Defiance; Ball State Ita Ohio U. l8Wlchlng the oonfer · at Bowling Green; Buflalo st ence clashes with a game against Kent State; Blulrton at HeidelMarshall at Athens. Toledo will berg; ats<J,~ehanna at Otterbein; try for Its 11th consecutive win Albion at Ohio Wesleyan; Jndf. in a road game at Villanova. ana state at Akron; Saint Jos· It' a the second week of grid· eph's (Ind.) at Dayton; Quantico iron actlvU;y for Ohio coUegi- at Xavier; Anderson at Wilmingate entries since seven games, ton; Baldwin-Wallace at Find- fornta ""r ·""' Cincinnati, 3-L Button thom up .o r pull them Oftl' ••• · I Washlrwton tt Top of tho Falrtane line. Bill IIIIer In Ita a-now at cloor· ~· · · m~ .,(I~~ olefi~ "'r.· ,,' .. ~. or League ·game, Clevelaed was rained ouL .. .;,' 1, ........ ~- •.. -1 1:'~ OzlllJTown 'N' Te"aee Ca!Pet : Chew the BEST in the FOIL PA .. ,~ Goll markar$ . Orat full college football week- Standings - . JACK WILKJNSON UP! !Ciorts Writer The _.tul Mtami Hurricanes hope to blow up a storm tonight againat Northwestern, Helen Help will see all seven at ita tei'ms The two teams kick off the power. They have a rough schedule, meeting SOuthern end or the year and their Calitorllla In two weeks- and a Orange Bowl battle Is el(l)ected big win over Northwestern to bring new dimension to the cOuld provide the impetus. Most of the nation's attention, one o! the three Ullms to boot already outstaJKling career them Jaat se~son- and the Ted "Stork" Hendricks, an All· however, will be focused on "mad stork" wW again lead the America defeniJivt end last year some unusually tough openers Wly. who plana to go both ways tbls on saturday. For example, time. Oklahoma is at Notre Dame, Hendricks, a 6-foot-8, 222 • Southern California is at MIMepound marvel, did a massive sot& and Texa:J hosts Houston in job on defense for Miami last a trio of big ones. Notre Dame, el(l)ected to year, taking part in 134 tackles, By United Press International blockirw a punt, intercepting a bounce back Into prominence, is Amortcon League and recovering five eight points over Oklahoma, last ' W. L. PeL GB pass tumbles. Now, the 20.year~d year's No. 3 team, while x-Detrolt •••. 99 54 ,647 BalUmore •• , ,87 67 .565 121h physics major wlll see actlon as defending national champion a pass-catcher, too. Southern cal is six over Boolon • • • • • •81 72 •529 18 Miami rates a l:J..point Minnesota. Texas is a slim Cleveland , , , ,81 73 ,526 18'12 favorite- partly because or He~ three-point choice over Houston, New York • , , ,80 73 .523 19 drlcks and partly because it which opened its season last Ooklaol •.•.. 77 76 .503 22 eJPects a lot from a slimmed- week with a 54-7 rout or Tulane. .'Mimeaota ••• •73 80 .477 26 Other teams given a good down David Olivo. who seems to California . . . . 66 88 • 429 331/, have llnally nalled down the shot at the No. 1 rankingCblc11g0, . , ... 63 90 .412 26 By Ill• moon? IlY United Press lnleroallonal 'or the 200th !he -·"" Adlllla outllolder ani As Mantle rounded third belt Frandseo crushed St. Louis U.S Hart crashecl a grand slam to of hla eoreer. MUtt- f-~ evenocl hlo reeord 11 1:1-12. he looked at MeLatn, nodded In a clay pme. Under the pace the .Giant attack. Alan Foator galnoci hlo qrot twice and shouted "thanks." lights, Atlanta topped Houston, Rookie Rich Robertson, makThe only other American 4-1, and Los A~lea boot lrw his first maJor league atart, major leque vlclorf ot • • Thundering Herd At OU In MAC Tilt momentum Saturday wttb 24 con· tolls i!lated, Including eight outof-otato clalhea and 10 night games. The Mid-American Conference College Grid Action In Full Swing This Weekend Q-Ir theft ony !Diller on Tbanks to Plteher Ohio ooUeslote foolbaU gaino lanQ1 "GQH -17 i•-11. w~le him a stan:ling ovation. Martie took two pitches ta defense. and QUICK QUIZ plaee on the aD-time time at lla~ In the eighth Inning Thurodll,)', Aa Mickey steJ.lped 1CJ for his laot trip to the plote at Tiger Stadiwn this year and possibly forever, the crowd or 9,063 gave MARlETT A COLLEGE FOOTBALL captain Boll R. Smith ot Hemlock Grove and Coach Joe McDaniel wiU lead the Marlet. t1 team apJnst Emory and Henry College in Marietta's season opener saturday night ot Marietta. Smith, • 1965 graduate of PomerOJ' Higll School, was an All-Ohio Conference second Team choice last year. He starts at cornerback tn the Mariet- ··' Y.oar 19 "l'ltllnl Tllr· lhllta hll •IIIUU1 - · Ill the Ue" (11COme .out ot )1JUr lblll Old Bourbon n>Om ol the N.Y. aecommodltod fr<le -In on alr raid oheller ... 'llle cab llrlke br6usbl Cbl. private llmoullnoa $200 a clay ... ,}?De U.N. Stc.Geo'l U Tltalll'ilelurea fr<le notiona Uko US about seopolltical bebavlor' let It 1101 akld by !hot u•a 11ome baM of Burmo,lloeota 30,000 poi!Ucal prl.....,.a, ivea overnllht soelal auoote mull lie reporled Ill the loeal eopo and you need an ol!iclal pormlt eveo lor a lllotlbrulh. ot exelabned Mantle homer list. It Came on his laat MY :years the Tourlato' De1l8hl at THE IWL the Taft llolel, Charlie Drew Dear llelen: In Zuridl for the 1110111_. sive accommt:datlms. they wen Ute," run MO\ 1d the powerful switch hitter into sole .POSsession of in the AfternoonU . •• Internal ecmipUona at Waaidn&IA>n'a Ford's 'lboatre aa faollooa llaht It out ... For mora thaD 25 cert Bend touring FunlpO uked McLaln hi.s made a fan arter the 1111110 which Now York loot tc Detroit, 6-2. The hmoe llnell ellpllomllll lor hll Project 3 Recordo' LPs by Urblo Groen titled '11 Tromboooo. ~ Goodman Aeo (the hl&hell paid TV <OIIIedy writer ever ...,., ba raohloned Parr)' Como's TV omJl. ea) Ia la8hlonlntl hla lint Bdwy. musical (lcheduled for '69)atuned-op veratoo of the Audra)lllei>bum - a..,. Cooper rum ''LOVe Yale' a 61-mon Unlverllfl Coo· lined hls home run into the second deck ln r-Ight tteld. Die for ... BeantJful ycungster •.• New ohoe.iore at Medl11<11 near 5tlll toooeo In a free llalreut Ia Ita upataira ealon; tha~J ahoe-bullnesa •.• Have you noticed alhortage of trombone plll,l'erl reeertIy? »loeb Ll8hl hired the 21 Hlllon. milestone- 535 home runs- but 11 BRUCE BIDS- "Don't you understand? I ilon't WANT to get inro/YO<I inside, then motioned to the Tiger hiD'Ier to get tho llaU out a Ullle m..-e. 'llle Yankee -great got the piteh he wanted , and Denny McLain, who _served \CII the plteh, aoi the Yietory, hla 31st, and gained a new tin, dear•• HHH Appeals to Sulking McCarthyites for Support By AL DALY UPI !CK>rta Writer Mickey Mantle get hls pitch en route to IIIOdier career the ooeond lnnll'f dedolve rillS _. the beat Dave Gllllll. l!lr' time this , HII<& nie 'F-OR .D '·"'{~ .~' ~' ' . '• . r, .' ' _.: ' ·, ) . ~. ', \ . I ' �. ., . ' O.W~~·~I!"'~~ n\:U.Jfr,~ili'!"' ' ""1>1-*,'j ':" ~ .Frldi1, ~ ., ' ··:' ·~ :'' ' ' ' ' ' "'l"'mtl .} . , _ .. ,,,.';} ;::,u.nday · ·.· . . ·· 11• , 't • · ~~<\!~ '...._ _;. .~ \r·. '• ' ' ~ooiii..::UIAAI J I.. 0:. :.n.~t:~it)· ~ ·..:.:.....:..~o~r~' >:" · : u.. , !If vflio SfELLINo _. .l'lldlera. ;: } IJPI ~rio Writer TJl'l vlldj.p are eight pOint 'fh!' ''maJie nunber" for the 'undorttosS pcj. UJI!.eos they Gillon Ba,y Packers lo down to 8pl'ina an ~ Green BIIY proi>OI)ly ...,.•t have mud! more ., Tho l'llckero, who were to liD this year but walt lor - · .men the National Baltimore and LOs Allples 1D ~I League opllt into four, Oght It ool In the Coaolll ' • four team divisions last season, Dl\llalon. ean take over sole possession of Full Schedule o!!O· . ' tlrlt place ln the Central There's a fuU eight games on Division Sunday and become &tnday's schedule tor the overwhelm1ng favorites to re- seeond week ot NFL action. • , peat. ::' ::. In And lt'll just be the second rlenland is at Dallas, Balti· game of the aeason. more Is at Atlanta, New York When the Western conterence goes to Philadelphia. Washing~ was split up a year ago into the ton at New York, Chicago at ::· :. ;:· Coastal and Central Divisions, :·· Baltimore and Los Angeles :: were thrown together In the •: Coao111 Division. Meanwhile, :: Green Bay waa tossed in with ::. three weaker teams- Mhmeso,. Ia, Chicago and Detroit, ;: Delrol~ Chicago Weak :: While Green Bay made coach •· Plrl1 Benstaon's inaugural a '::· • l!lllc:cess last week by blasting ;; Pl!lladolphla, Detroit and Chlca•. go were both beaten and didn't •: look like •nov more of a threat :.· ... :: to the Packers than they were a year ago. ·• But Minnesota, which has ~ been rebullding with several key ; . drift choices, blasted Atlonta •· 47.7 as Joel\ajlppassed !or 191 :·> ·.·. the other seven games, - . Detroit, Pittsburgh at Los Angeles and St. Louis at San Francisco. In the other game altractlng a lot of intere.st Smday, Cleveland goes back to the Cotton Bowl In hopes of avenging the 52-H pastlng they took at the hands of Dallas In the Eastern Conference title game last year. Dallas clubbed Detroit 59-13 last week while the Browns had to go down to the final two minutes before turning back the New Orleans Saints 21.10. McLain Wins :; : yard a ~1 ' ~. ,. ' ~; ); ' · and three touchdowns wblle Clint Jones rushed ror 101 yarda in 17 carries. That pve the Vlldngs Ideas .t.out giving the Packers a struggle and they'll get their <g10rtunfty to test out those Ideas !lmday .men they invade Count;y Stadium in Milwaukee to 31st, Tigers Top NY, 6-2 DETROIT (UPl).... Denny McLain went into the ahow the supporting actor but almost emerged the star. CROWIS McLain, who stood in the spotllght last week by wiming his 30th game oC the season, picked up his 31st win Thuroda,y, 6.:!, over the New York Yankees. But the Detroit Tigers' righthander gave up hill spot at center stage to Yankee &lugger Mickey Mantle, making perhaps hill last appe1rance in· Detroit. Mantle dld what the 9,063 fane '-<l he I'RJII!d in his last time at bat- stroked hls 535th home run to break a tie with Jimmy Foxx for third place on the alltime list behind Babe Ruth and WlUle Mays. f•lt doesn•t mean much really," the last at the old.tfme New York sluggers said Illerward. "Next year Henry Aaroll ls going to pass ine. But tor this year, IJU'W81, U!'s q.Ute a thrill. u McLain. who gets two more otarta before facing the Cardinale, allowed eight hits but walked three and struck ool seven while pitching on four days' rest. He walked in the first Yankee run ln the sixth. When Mantle salDitered into STEAK HOUSE • Home of tfre Fabuloru SANDWICH Ordtr By Phone And Toke 'Em Horne 992-5432 ..· i. .' MASON - on.. ma 7~ ~Ode teUn ·· - "" t-. Devotions .Led By Mrs: Cascj Story, ends; Phil Moon and 9eve clark, tackles; JJm 9\f-· Early Freeze r ..I~8 lJan.u,eroUS • .. 0 To AC Plans EXAMS SCHEDULED PT. PLEASANT- W. C. DlckFarmers wbo are planning soo, secretary, Police ClvU Ser- earth moving or ground treatvice Commission of Point Pleas- ment conservation projects are ant, has announced that applica- advbed to atart work as soon tions may be filed in the City as .POSsible. Clerk's otnce oo or betore Sep.Wayne Chaae. chairman, Agtember 25 for admission to a ricultural Slablllzatlon and Concompetitive examination to es- servaUoo COunty Committee, tablish an eligibility list for the aa.ld the approach of wirter is position of probation patrolman · a reminder that earJ..y freezes for the city of Point Pleasant. IOllletlmes Interrupt """'erva. The examination will be held lion work and delaj' Ito eUecin the City Clerk's office on tlveneaa. Sept. 27 at 7:30. p.m. The AC program lor llelgo Count;y elfers cost.W..lng aoASK TO WED aistance for a mmber of prac~ PI', PLEASANT - Two oou- tices Which can best be carried ples have made applications for ool In the !all. These Include marriage licenses in the oO:ice lime for vegetative cover, conof the cwnty clerk: Gordoo tour strips, improvement or 'per. Fletcher Young, 21, Cll!lon, and manent vegetative cover, controlBally Ann Riley, 21, Mason, and ling competitive lhruba, UveBruce Douglas Bush, 21, Nor- otodl spring or seep develop. ristown, Pa., and Zatta Ann ment, agricultural ponds, Hodgeo, 16, Pl. Pleasant. stock water pipelines, woodland improvement, diverisiDn&, open drainage eystems, temporary the batters box for what might winter rover and wildlife ponds. be the last time [n Tiger JnCormation on these and oth~ Stadium, he received a spon- er ACP approved practicea and taneous standing ovation from on other farm-action programs. Ute sparse crowd on the make- lo available at the COUIIf,f ASCS up <Ia¥ game. office In the Masonic Temple McLain then called catcher building at Po01eroy. Jim Price to the mound. 11 He II•• wanted to give the crowd more McLain, like the great performer he is, played his role ror all it was worth- plenty. He refused to acknowled&e he "grooved" the ball for Mantle • ing to the Encyclopaedia Bri- • '. teat. starters on ofl'ense tor Mella were Jerey COiemu and J. D. time to cheer Mickey," Price said. Mantle motioned with hill hand about where he wanted the pltcb but when he gvt It the NeW YOrk first basemB.D popped It up, which put the Detroit dugout into a fit of i&DI!hter. Mantle then motioned for McLain to get the ball ool a little farther and the Tiger mwnd star, who has a penchant for serving up home runs balls an,yway, obliged so well Mantle slammed it lnto the upper deck In right for the historic homer. "Everybody In the _park knew what was going on," Mantle said. But the exciting veteran didn't 6a,y he sWI had to hit the ball, even if McLain brought It up and held it on hls hand. As "the Mlck" circled the bases to the roar or Ul.e fans, he oodded twiee at McLain as he got past third. ., •He just tannica. -~-' PLEASANT VALLEY HOSm AL ADMmED: Milford L,yVere, Jng, CALF STARTER CON!IULT •ITH YOUR PROVICO DEALER. Fur complete feedlna dl"u:Uora•. ••II for • eopy of "The C•re •d P'nd.tn1 of row D•lry Cal(." OHIO VALLEY INDUSTRIES ' ' PHONE 992·2161 • The F~rll Laf1ll Bailk. sodatlon 'i:loled h i.s · lotal ol $453,7(10 tor period """" Ins Aitsuat :il, 1968 were , ...W melilboro , .. . new moae.r , cr.r o1 The perlad PCA cloHII' ~ . ,. 447 $376,1f_,. 101111 in thio I or · •ID.I' - the tiJtal · wne ol FLBA & PCA being $8, • KANAWHA RIVER - Leddon, Etti Kelce down 1:10 o.m.;'llar· met, iio!YI,Y down 3:35 Lm.; Fort Dearborn"' 6:15 Lm.; WlnOeld, Polly R. "' 3:30 p,ip,; Georsa T. Price up 7:15p.m.; Charles K. down 10:45 p.m.; Lelia C. Sharer 4down 12:05 Lm.; Alb ft. Merrlll dawn 2:40 LJii.i Mt. state "' ~· LID.; Fran!din B. "' 6 o.m.; EI&ercllll down 6:to Judge Oliver D, Koo'!81 o1 Jack..,. County wes MUter o1 eoi'OIIlOIIIes · for tho afWr attended by over. 200 peroona. ~or of the eveniJig was wu. Uam H, Johneon, rormer P,blle relatims of Farm·Credlt Banks, who uHcl U Jds J.opfc1 "'h D: Rsalll That Bad?'' The dlrector's amua1 roport was ,wen L';;mo IUVER - by William Bigelow, preeldenl the Dtrec:tors of tho PCA and rain scarves apcl refreshments the financial report was ,Wen of poond cake and ice crelm were by John C. Stout, Manapr, The served. Games were played with meeting was preceded by a din. prizes going to all. those attend-Ill!. Program Given For Rush Party A variety program was a fea· ture of the aMual rush party or Ohio Eto Phi Chapter of Beto Sigma Phi Sorority Wednesday night at the parish house ~r Grace Episcopal Chureh, Pome-- roy. Planned by AM Barnitz, the program included a hwnorous reading by Barbara Riggs; a pantomine by the "Beta Beauties,•• Vikki Gloeckner, LYnn . .j.~t•. . '• . , , ~. , '• Clara .... ..., _....., down lo30 p.m.; Jollboat "' 1:2& a.m.; Lock . 15, Queen City "' 5:20 ·p.m.; Lock 16, s~ Marys "' 6 a.m.; Mike Murphy down 7:15 a.m.; Lock 17, Jefferson up 6 p,m.; National down 9:15 p.m.; Formost down 5:45 a.m.; Lock 21, John J. Rowe II' 4:40 a.m.; E'Deara Bosworth up 7 L m. i Lock 22, steel Ranger down 6:25 a.m.; Lock 23, St. Gene-view up 3:30 LID.I L. Flore down 6:15 a.m.; TltiD down 6:35 a.m.; Racine Locks, Pegy Downey up 4:30 a.m.; w. H. Shaver, Jr. down 5 a.m.; GreeDoo up Locks, Robin down 9:20 p.m.; Eastern \.(» 1:40 a.m.; IAJ.ther Her<lman down 6 a.m.; Melclahl Locks, Kay..!) down 6:40 p.m.; Jamea Bowie down 6:20 a.m. ~ Session Held In McArthur Representotlves of the Middleport Business ani Professional Women's Club were in McArthur Tuesday night for a traiDoo lng session on the WRAP pro-. gram (Women's Respcmsibllity for Accident Prevention) to be offered in Meigs County next month. Attending trom here were Netlie Vale, chairman of the drive improvement program for the local club, Miss Betty Leonlll'd. club president, and Janet Ma~ ueL ·~ ~- . • , , ·• \ .~~. . '. I. '> .'• ~ . .... • BEST IN YOUR BARN ..... E:a<b one vlllled will ro.~ and ' IIPol Pldlt~~~o. are to . celve a1111. • iitlond ·lhi· iloalth Confereaee at A breal< was taken at n o o n ·· '~achoon Gil. Qot. •· Other homo- ·a ,delldoue potluck lund< ,lnlkfri ·DW .IIIO ~ . wao olilared•. Graco waa glvee b7 CORN PICKERS ' & SILAG.EEQUIPMENT . ., , ~SED FORAGE HARVEST~(t -: SPECIAL LOW PRICES EVERY. DAY ' '011 FARM & INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT 'BOGGS EQUIPMENT *•· :·. the -- , •r~ •• • .• -. You• Allls-Cholllelo Deol01 Polfs-S.rvlce-SoiH Plalno, 0. lor bailnemakert ol Mrl. ,li.ila .r-.t;; lo , . _ oe ad. M thO allmloon ..a 17, u o "'llohlriit -1111 oeenee'' ~· pert,y and program 'ntlt Ill the tuarU. otore. lllll were plo=ed lor Dee. 18. Boot. GormU VI!Jap Iii • oaoe1 wiU be Mra. cottrW, Mrl; . l.GIIdoD Pl..... and' Mro. London. November-.... will be 2·Hour DRYQQNING · SlbiCE IUP,ON .EQoEsn Our llloal . . . elaoftl.. Mn. Parker, Mrl. Sll:~~::.~'i:-:.\~Jng ware Mro. , London, Ada !laeh ud 111ft Hall. Otherl atteodlng ..... Sara Reuth, JudY aouob, RoWIISOI'I dtalllrs Lm. ~Oct=~·:··~be:&t:·:'ng~at~t:o :i!:e::::!:!:l~be:"":· iUDGET MINDED LOAFER FOR LlnLE GIRLS Color-111leat · Slze...8~ to 12"'12% to 4 4 • 49 whore Sllols A11 S.nolbly Prlcu MIDDLEPORT 0. .,.e, ,....,•.,,,. ,.,l-, , I. .· r-f'IIV A•Jia!lil... ' her finger,~ A feather In .• IMORIALS · ,~a,: DISTINCTION . . PARK RESERVED SATURDAY-SEPT. 21 st ' ' - UNTib 5 PM •• ••• OUR PRICES ARE LOW III . ... •ALUMINUM METALCOTE •RED METALCOTE .. .. .... SUGAR RUN MILLS Ph. 992-2115 . p.,.,,., Stack, Mrl. • • • •• • • co. 992-5~14 SAVE ON ,THESE ' • We wtre nowen isverywlllftl •EIA Mulk: Pow.r Output R•linQ--.20 Wlttt.. 992-2039 WERNER RADIO & TV Cll NIGHT -2951 Pomeroy Floww Shop PlfUII"D'f W. Main MIDDLEPORT, OHIO MRS, !IlLLARD VAN METER • MaDar. Mra. Am- old, Mrs, London, Mr. Walter Sewut, •• AdmJJdltrator; M r 1. Jenlce Daniell, Mrs. llarpret • CCL Votes Donations to Two Agencies llrl, Kl!llllllll Sollee, Jl\'01ldont ol the C-.J Dlotrlcl, IIDOb ol IVOIIII ill I b e ......tlllloe oomiDa Od. 8-10,1101tns that the - · w. II, hrrln, peelor of the ~. tlldted Churcb of Clorlst In Pomlll'GT, will be ol the _ker.. Durlnl the meeting .• .• • • .•.' • PHIL CO < ·~ "'"" the_,__to the Sol..tloe ArmJ. IIIil the FOur 1111Vo Girl s-t c..ilcll. 1'11111 ...... - - for,the meotfD&.Dr. Jamel ~ Orr, ~dOn alllollll' Q>l· 111111, wiU be lilt~ ....... Hh·la!k wiD dill ldtb Qret lid In cblldbood -...ctoo. .. . . . . .y,'ldle, . . . . . . olllr. • lfioa. l!o!o .Wblle, . . . ... .,.. _ ~ ...... ..,11 Bucltt'e ·at eo~pu.~. uri!Y... Col~' ID .TiD. !IHJ ,Gill•• • tit~aoiiio- ~ , at UDit. Blfl>ora wil 1!1· ~' Jl!a,r. ti:Oil•• ....... DODGE ' " -ct.. Ill b7 lirl. Ba,ymond Slewart, I Sol Ide wllh Atldorra Pecan flnlah. 28" high. 47%'' wldl. 17"" dlep. urer, Jaolce Daniela, ucl correIIW""''•g eec:retary, Mary Plck- ter at the Gu "-DY. . • Model 8K4ME-Midltlrran•an styling. Cabinet of Genuine Elm Veneers and S~ Hardwood a• ~In Dqloll "next ' " "IIKIIIth ' - towai be bold .-meed at Thllrodi,Y night's m I'" ol the lllddllfiiOl'l !;loli>- •• -.~----~~~~.-~------_.. COME IN ANO FOR ALL OCCASIONS cn.n,. The Ohio Chlld can-vatlon ' • HIGH STANDARD HOUSE PAINT by the women'• of 1/eJarano IIBtorial"'""llaey hoepllll Tueoda,y night, Sept, 17, In the hoepilll diDIDg room to Condyllrfl>er AnD Holter. The oot-sotng president, LouIse Baarho, proelded and the Allldlluy pra,yer wu given by llulne Arnold. Minllteo of tho lUI meetinlr wore read b7 Kathryn JOhniGII and Naomi LOndon pve the treuurer'a report. Anna Wheeler reported on a gift llhow she IIIII Mrs. LOn~n altonded In Colwnlluo roceolly, Ada Slack repcn ted 011 1be new lelfvlolon sets Installed on tbe wall of eedl room with the exception ol tho three four • bed wardl. Mrl. Sack and Mrla lfud. eon are In charge of collectIng each evening the dilly ronIll leo ·of $1 lor the TV ....,.lee wtdch lo amoney.maldngpr.ojocl of 1he auxiliary. Ollleero elected and laking of. !I~ ..... ~ . f~e Saof.· ,. . erf.:vlce »reaik.~ Wheel· ,. ' ar; Hcretary, lna:Maaaar;treu- FLOWERS 40 -.ritmtNMJNW i*k,.,..... M· put". TWCI 8" MOd~ 3Ji~ ~. MOII:Irollf liMO Au,. -;.; R«<IOd ..,;m ,....., ri'K' r- ...,_..,__ TMJ'' Cftlmfc: ~· OiMntxld}s.pphft Sfttl. Loud!Wt. B.u. TMIW. B_,.nc. Con/roG. UJ,c«.~ Swlfdl on FM Rfdfo _Stmo H~r/phonf J.ck. Conmon S.... r.,_ lnplll •nd Outpu1 .hckl. ProviJ/ofl lot EJMifYI S/JMIMI. R~S~aw. Ofi/Dffll'ldkMorUplrt. er, MrL Jot,-aoo and Pll,yllla Hadlett to Mri.i!.llldlon, II r a. ·· . Please Check! 111 Eakew, Mrl. Mlldnd Withee, Mrs. Rebecca Mankin, M r A. Frieda MoumaD, Mrs, Vazle Lee, Mrs. Jane Young and Mr1. Bartha Parher. PLAN RUIIMAQE SALE Theodorus Connell 17, Daughters of America. will l101d a riiDU!llge sale on Oct, 1, 2, and 3 In the bulldlng on Court Sl. In Pomel'O)' formerly oc:eupled by Phillips Sisters. Rerroalunento nre urved by the executive ...mm1- ol Mrl. Bearbs, Mrs. ("1'181', Mrs. Wbeet.. 992-5101 CAMDEN PARK WILL BE OPEN SATURDA_Y EVEIIING AND ALL DAY SUNDAY-JOIN THE FUll Wins .Nursing Scholarship CONSOLE SOLID STATE STEREd •••u·~· Fli>ELITY WITH SOLID STA AND meeting• FULTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES . OF UNITED STEELWORKERS ~CAL NO. 3739. · ~ eno. Mro. !Iauer will name her comml-• at the Oetober 15 Now's Time to Buy Your Foraae Harv•iter "FAMILY OUTING" Candystriper Aon Holter llarpret COttrill, Bal:lr HI,Yeo, llarpret Elihlnger, and AlDOl POMEROY - A ocholaroblp WhiiL The noxt mooting irlll for nurse lrainlns wu award· IHOIBOX ··Here's an ~III!DIIIIftt!fb~Uet!lithat han~~fllll !; trops! No' OlnerlOW:eolit i.iiilt'Off~s five urileall1il'g ·'·' speeds-all controlled from the tractor seatl And you'll switch from front to rear unloliding in a min· uta-without tools-with New Holland's exclusive quick·change levers. Giant seven-foot width holds 410 cubic feet.:. UP. to 630 cubic feet with optional extension kit. Avaolable assembled or as kot with complete plans. Order yours soon! And remember: New Holland Purchase Plar> financing makes it easy for you to own the best! THE lllPPQ! JIOVEIIENT !NVADED POMEROY Wednesdi,Y night when the llllllal rush party or Ohio Eta Phl Chlpter of11eto Sigma Phl Sorority was held at the pariah house o1 Grace ~locopol Church. Pictured are the costume p r l z e wlnwrs selected b7 Mrl. A. R. KDJclo~ Mrl. Jack Clroey and Bob Hoe!llch. Loll to rlghl are Lynn Slump, Ann Barnltz, Clrolyn Sltter!leld 01111 Gall Hovatter. Mrl. SauviP, Mrs. BaDe~ and I'IIUllne Morarlty and October host111UI 1 N ·, Charltoc liridbor1 ,Is opendlll! · the week on buolne•• at the · Cllfl;y ,CfMk Power Plant at Midi~ lrd. ·t111 son, Ala, retur• Od SQJodljl to Marietta College where he Ia a S(llhamore. · JUdY D. ll71all opent tho WHk• ._. ·here wltb her mother. Mr .. ·VIolet H,yoell, and other relatives, She J& 'llllendlng the Fredricks Acadelll)l of aaa.ay Cul· ture · at 1\>ringlleld and u... at the Y'(,CA. Bocky Roush, doughier ol Mr. and Mrs, Albert Roush, Is conlined to Holzer Hospilll formedIcal treatment. She became Ul ond was admitted to tho hoopllll Wodneedu. o ~ member• Joatle C«-· ' ALJ,.IS.CHALME~S . • ~ Sll- l1IIIIOd Quality Fresh New Supply Jusl Arrived! ~ ·~ ~ooltheMUchmeetMri. wu chair· wu ,rOOII b7 Irene' Parker, maa of a comml- to villiwho tim P'" 0.. troalllrer's reilldento oi $)Taeuoa and Ill· /*rt. · l,1olh approved•. Health vito them to homemaker meet- Stump, Donna Byer, and AM Each was awarded a eertUlBarnitz; a skit on household hints by Katy Well and Coleen Ohling- cate in the COW'Se with the preer, and a dance b)' Gail Hovatter. sentatlon beirw: made by CorGames were played with prfz. poral Ross ot the state Highway es won by Annie Chapman, caro- Patrol, Chillicothe post. lyn Grueser, and Mrs. St\UJlP. The McArthW' club members "It's a Mad, Mad World,~' was were hosts for the evening and the theme carried out In the presented the course demonstradecorations for the costume par· tion. Other clubs represented wore Athens, Jackson, Galllpo. ty, lis and Logan. SPRING AVE. ::Mrdd}eport... ;:: .EPer$onal Notes { , ~ ' to two ._!Mcl-, 11"1 ~;~• •Ocj. ~ ·c.l £.m llid fabit• '!lnlllllu' ~ low-cost forage box I t:o:UQSPITAt· .·N·EWS . . g====::::;=~=::::_:=:=;::;::::=r~~:·==;:::=:;i;=:::=:==:===~=t · A~=~~ ,,~, ~ildl ~ held,at' .. 'iljf ~doli c.me.. ' • L . 1 • ~ Sirtce 1810 - 1 GOLbi1'V . Standanl Of ~·~· ·' ~~ .fOt the holldi,YI, Anll SiwVaa•· and Marsaret BaD. .Naon'd ~ preolcleiri, ~- e~. ' ' "' 1 LDI. 97 I, 129• ing. Mrs. easel gave favors ot - , . _ ,._ !. -.v~,w-. Uud&Forreu aMi~ - COUrlll, 1114 oa i(;~~~;:::~·4;; 1:16 Lm.; •ol- sa., . --·--··--··----··--··' Mn. Ernest Powell presided at the meeUJv, and Mrs. Clscl presented devotlons uabw, "I Got It," sequences trom the Mass of the Feast of tile Sorl'(Jif of Our Lady, as .her toptc. Membqrs sa•• the plodge to the 1lag in unison. Mrs. Mayme Holmes wUI be hostess for the October meet• Ia. ~~:~.~99;o32, I ' "'lie SCUll Mulbeuy An .• l ' ' • COMPLETE CALF FEED Provico Milk Replacer Mro. Paul Clscl, ' Brownell Aw., Mlddlepoit, was hostess Wedneac!AY bljht for the past presidents or the awd!Jary of Drew Webolef Post 39, American Logloa. ..- = Sugar Run Mill Has These Famous Paints PROVICO'S PROFIT PROVEN DAIRY CALF FEEDING PROGRAM. DEVELOPS LARGE STRONG HEAL THY CALVES WITH GOOD PHY· SICAL APPEARANCE. . . - !D;····- Jng Henderson; Mrs. Lawrence WU~ ...,, Middleport; Glen Michael Sayre, Pl. Plea~~ -' ' ' Pl. Pleasant. _;.,. • .. "~ " 7"1 · · ' · " . DISCHARGED: W l n s I ow BI'OWillng, Wineton.salem, N. C.; Mrs. Marie Martin, Ft. PleasHolzer Medical Center, First VIctor S. Hysall, Mrs. Helen C, ant; Russell Holland, Pt. PleasAve, Vloltlng houra 2-4 and 7-8 Lewis, Wtlltam D. McKinley, ant; Mrs. Roy Brinker, Muon; p.m. Parents only on Pediatrics Mrs. Marvin Pauley, Terry L, Mrs. Harold Bright, Pl. PleasWard. Plckena, Carl 0. Everett ant; Mra. HoWard DeweeH and Admiasiona Thome, Donald n. Van Meter, d~Uglter'" Leon; Chrlstlna GllMrs. Everett E. Slmms, 21 Dan H. Varian, Mrs. Mollie Ueple, -side. WUlow Dr.; Mrs. Earnest L. Wamaley, Mrs. Barta E. WUI, Saunders, Rl. I Crowe City; Mrs. l'lltrlck H. WDllamo, Mlu Am · ORJiER SIGNED Alto P. Wray, R~ 2 Bidwell; Wright, Mra. Jame& S. Wrlgllt, PI', PLEASANT - A divorce Mrs. Lolli• B. Young, Rt. 2 Mra. David Fields, Jr., M r 1. order was aigned by the Ma11011 Bidwell; Everelt R. Fields, Rt. Kamelh P. Boetlc and lnlant Count;y Circuit Court granting a I Galllpolls; Mrs. Mary W. Wip- IIHI, Mra. !lltrDWI L. Bulall divorce to Kimberly ~ Loomis pel, Pomeroy; Mrs. 0 r i s L. and Infant cJaughter, from Carl Wllllam Loomis and Smllh, Rt. I Long Bottom; Frethe plainWI was awarded care lllOIIt IL Stevens, Rt. 1 Lanpand custody of their lnfaDI child. ville; Mrs. Noah P. Halkina, The deleedanl was ordered to Middleport; Mrs. Ronald L. Clay, PIIJ' $50 per ..-th cblld SUJ>Cheeter; Mra. Mary R. Ebereport and $100 per month alibach, Pomeroy; Joe Prater, Rt mony. 2 McArthur; Mra. Morris L. Tipton, Jackson; Charles E. wu. A'ITEND DINNER PARTY 1011, Rt. 5 Jack1011; Charlene II. Mra. Cora Beegle, Miss !ldrGllllland, Rl 2 Wellston; Lewlo ley Baegle, Mrl. Charles WagF. Demln, Rt. 2 IIW!cie, Ind. ner, Mra. cart Kautz and · Mra. Births Boney Mitchell attended a dJo.. Mrl. Eameot L. Saunders, Rt. ner partJ 0.. Tueedu ttvenl!ic I Crown Clt,y, eon, 8:10 Lm. at the home of Mrl. Lee Kin'l'hllredu; Mrs. Morris L. Tip. ney in Columbua. ton, Jacksoo, claUghler, B:03 p, m. Tburedu; Mrs. Ronald L. Clay, Cheeter, 11011, 9:35 p.m. Thuredu. Dloehargeo Curtis Baisden, Mrl. Rachel R, Bush, Herman Caud111, Mrl. Sure! I .. . ttve'tY jperlad to balid 'rioiUI18 Yelp a :is-!i eetback at Bachtel Field 1hiredu allel'IIOOII. . wo~~oma 1101 ~ to a qulch llrlt period lead and gradually increased It throughoUt the c:on- der and Sherman White; guardai Jim Birchfteld, center; Andy vaughan, cp.uu-terback; Jon Dlllard, rollback, and Chuek Faulk and Terry George, halll>acka. Starting on defense, In addlt1m to some of the players already listed, were John Lehew, Mlck Ash, Scott Walton and Robbie Birchfield. , .•uJ, ~epor ;clf./&:Ptaf:ts· . . .., ·our.to Colum:g:·.' ~j. Oct. ·17 ·~·· blair Wohl· The United States has about 850 shoernaking firms, accord· ' .,..,,..'""'· Grade WU.Ue" _· grinned," Mantle said. SUPPLIES ' ' ,. N~w with 20 new features that put more adventure in your life. How do you Improve on a success like Dodge Adyenturer? You_add more spor'ly features to make it even more of a standout for Wwk and play..:.speciaiJY trimmed, full-foam bench seat. Caril!ttlng that run~ up into the doors. A new, edge-lighted i.nstrUment paf1l!l. .Bright sill and wheel-lip mouldings, to go along ~h the srijle.and bumper. Painted side stripes. H01)d-rno~•nfeid turn itidlcltors. flus 14 ottier n4!W fBJtures~~~: &~lthe jdea • .•·· Idea CIW"'rs ougt~t..to live t!e l'l~nlil,. noi:IOd~··s. ~etf~feqlliPi~ ·tci.!leiP y(lu ~d t'}~t than the thAw· new.~ See ·it !lOW. tha' . " ! • ·' • .. ............... 0 ~ . . _, .. , �. ., . ' O.W~~·~I!"'~~ n\:U.Jfr,~ili'!"' ' ""1>1-*,'j ':" ~ .Frldi1, ~ ., ' ··:' ·~ :'' ' ' ' ' ' "'l"'mtl .} . , _ .. ,,,.';} ;::,u.nday · ·.· . . ·· 11• , 't • · ~~<\!~ '...._ _;. .~ \r·. '• ' ' ~ooiii..::UIAAI J I.. 0:. :.n.~t:~it)· ~ ·..:.:.....:..~o~r~' >:" · : u.. , !If vflio SfELLINo _. .l'lldlera. ;: } IJPI ~rio Writer TJl'l vlldj.p are eight pOint 'fh!' ''maJie nunber" for the 'undorttosS pcj. UJI!.eos they Gillon Ba,y Packers lo down to 8pl'ina an ~ Green BIIY proi>OI)ly ...,.•t have mud! more ., Tho l'llckero, who were to liD this year but walt lor - · .men the National Baltimore and LOs Allples 1D ~I League opllt into four, Oght It ool In the Coaolll ' • four team divisions last season, Dl\llalon. ean take over sole possession of Full Schedule o!!O· . ' tlrlt place ln the Central There's a fuU eight games on Division Sunday and become &tnday's schedule tor the overwhelm1ng favorites to re- seeond week ot NFL action. • , peat. ::' ::. In And lt'll just be the second rlenland is at Dallas, Balti· game of the aeason. more Is at Atlanta, New York When the Western conterence goes to Philadelphia. Washing~ was split up a year ago into the ton at New York, Chicago at ::· :. ;:· Coastal and Central Divisions, :·· Baltimore and Los Angeles :: were thrown together In the •: Coao111 Division. Meanwhile, :: Green Bay waa tossed in with ::. three weaker teams- Mhmeso,. Ia, Chicago and Detroit, ;: Delrol~ Chicago Weak :: While Green Bay made coach •· Plrl1 Benstaon's inaugural a '::· • l!lllc:cess last week by blasting ;; Pl!lladolphla, Detroit and Chlca•. go were both beaten and didn't •: look like •nov more of a threat :.· ... :: to the Packers than they were a year ago. ·• But Minnesota, which has ~ been rebullding with several key ; . drift choices, blasted Atlonta •· 47.7 as Joel\ajlppassed !or 191 :·> ·.·. the other seven games, - . Detroit, Pittsburgh at Los Angeles and St. Louis at San Francisco. In the other game altractlng a lot of intere.st Smday, Cleveland goes back to the Cotton Bowl In hopes of avenging the 52-H pastlng they took at the hands of Dallas In the Eastern Conference title game last year. Dallas clubbed Detroit 59-13 last week while the Browns had to go down to the final two minutes before turning back the New Orleans Saints 21.10. McLain Wins :; : yard a ~1 ' ~. ,. ' ~; ); ' · and three touchdowns wblle Clint Jones rushed ror 101 yarda in 17 carries. That pve the Vlldngs Ideas .t.out giving the Packers a struggle and they'll get their <g10rtunfty to test out those Ideas !lmday .men they invade Count;y Stadium in Milwaukee to 31st, Tigers Top NY, 6-2 DETROIT (UPl).... Denny McLain went into the ahow the supporting actor but almost emerged the star. CROWIS McLain, who stood in the spotllght last week by wiming his 30th game oC the season, picked up his 31st win Thuroda,y, 6.:!, over the New York Yankees. But the Detroit Tigers' righthander gave up hill spot at center stage to Yankee &lugger Mickey Mantle, making perhaps hill last appe1rance in· Detroit. Mantle dld what the 9,063 fane '-<l he I'RJII!d in his last time at bat- stroked hls 535th home run to break a tie with Jimmy Foxx for third place on the alltime list behind Babe Ruth and WlUle Mays. f•lt doesn•t mean much really," the last at the old.tfme New York sluggers said Illerward. "Next year Henry Aaroll ls going to pass ine. But tor this year, IJU'W81, U!'s q.Ute a thrill. u McLain. who gets two more otarta before facing the Cardinale, allowed eight hits but walked three and struck ool seven while pitching on four days' rest. He walked in the first Yankee run ln the sixth. When Mantle salDitered into STEAK HOUSE • Home of tfre Fabuloru SANDWICH Ordtr By Phone And Toke 'Em Horne 992-5432 ..· i. .' MASON - on.. ma 7~ ~Ode teUn ·· - "" t-. Devotions .Led By Mrs: Cascj Story, ends; Phil Moon and 9eve clark, tackles; JJm 9\f-· Early Freeze r ..I~8 lJan.u,eroUS • .. 0 To AC Plans EXAMS SCHEDULED PT. PLEASANT- W. C. DlckFarmers wbo are planning soo, secretary, Police ClvU Ser- earth moving or ground treatvice Commission of Point Pleas- ment conservation projects are ant, has announced that applica- advbed to atart work as soon tions may be filed in the City as .POSsible. Clerk's otnce oo or betore Sep.Wayne Chaae. chairman, Agtember 25 for admission to a ricultural Slablllzatlon and Concompetitive examination to es- servaUoo COunty Committee, tablish an eligibility list for the aa.ld the approach of wirter is position of probation patrolman · a reminder that earJ..y freezes for the city of Point Pleasant. IOllletlmes Interrupt """'erva. The examination will be held lion work and delaj' Ito eUecin the City Clerk's office on tlveneaa. Sept. 27 at 7:30. p.m. The AC program lor llelgo Count;y elfers cost.W..lng aoASK TO WED aistance for a mmber of prac~ PI', PLEASANT - Two oou- tices Which can best be carried ples have made applications for ool In the !all. These Include marriage licenses in the oO:ice lime for vegetative cover, conof the cwnty clerk: Gordoo tour strips, improvement or 'per. Fletcher Young, 21, Cll!lon, and manent vegetative cover, controlBally Ann Riley, 21, Mason, and ling competitive lhruba, UveBruce Douglas Bush, 21, Nor- otodl spring or seep develop. ristown, Pa., and Zatta Ann ment, agricultural ponds, Hodgeo, 16, Pl. Pleasant. stock water pipelines, woodland improvement, diverisiDn&, open drainage eystems, temporary the batters box for what might winter rover and wildlife ponds. be the last time [n Tiger JnCormation on these and oth~ Stadium, he received a spon- er ACP approved practicea and taneous standing ovation from on other farm-action programs. Ute sparse crowd on the make- lo available at the COUIIf,f ASCS up <Ia¥ game. office In the Masonic Temple McLain then called catcher building at Po01eroy. Jim Price to the mound. 11 He II•• wanted to give the crowd more McLain, like the great performer he is, played his role ror all it was worth- plenty. He refused to acknowled&e he "grooved" the ball for Mantle • ing to the Encyclopaedia Bri- • '. teat. starters on ofl'ense tor Mella were Jerey COiemu and J. D. time to cheer Mickey," Price said. Mantle motioned with hill hand about where he wanted the pltcb but when he gvt It the NeW YOrk first basemB.D popped It up, which put the Detroit dugout into a fit of i&DI!hter. Mantle then motioned for McLain to get the ball ool a little farther and the Tiger mwnd star, who has a penchant for serving up home runs balls an,yway, obliged so well Mantle slammed it lnto the upper deck In right for the historic homer. "Everybody In the _park knew what was going on," Mantle said. But the exciting veteran didn't 6a,y he sWI had to hit the ball, even if McLain brought It up and held it on hls hand. As "the Mlck" circled the bases to the roar or Ul.e fans, he oodded twiee at McLain as he got past third. ., •He just tannica. -~-' PLEASANT VALLEY HOSm AL ADMmED: Milford L,yVere, Jng, CALF STARTER CON!IULT •ITH YOUR PROVICO DEALER. Fur complete feedlna dl"u:Uora•. ••II for • eopy of "The C•re •d P'nd.tn1 of row D•lry Cal(." OHIO VALLEY INDUSTRIES ' ' PHONE 992·2161 • The F~rll Laf1ll Bailk. sodatlon 'i:loled h i.s · lotal ol $453,7(10 tor period """" Ins Aitsuat :il, 1968 were , ...W melilboro , .. . new moae.r , cr.r o1 The perlad PCA cloHII' ~ . ,. 447 $376,1f_,. 101111 in thio I or · •ID.I' - the tiJtal · wne ol FLBA & PCA being $8, • KANAWHA RIVER - Leddon, Etti Kelce down 1:10 o.m.;'llar· met, iio!YI,Y down 3:35 Lm.; Fort Dearborn"' 6:15 Lm.; WlnOeld, Polly R. "' 3:30 p,ip,; Georsa T. Price up 7:15p.m.; Charles K. down 10:45 p.m.; Lelia C. Sharer 4down 12:05 Lm.; Alb ft. Merrlll dawn 2:40 LJii.i Mt. state "' ~· LID.; Fran!din B. "' 6 o.m.; EI&ercllll down 6:to Judge Oliver D, Koo'!81 o1 Jack..,. County wes MUter o1 eoi'OIIlOIIIes · for tho afWr attended by over. 200 peroona. ~or of the eveniJig was wu. Uam H, Johneon, rormer P,blle relatims of Farm·Credlt Banks, who uHcl U Jds J.opfc1 "'h D: Rsalll That Bad?'' The dlrector's amua1 roport was ,wen L';;mo IUVER - by William Bigelow, preeldenl the Dtrec:tors of tho PCA and rain scarves apcl refreshments the financial report was ,Wen of poond cake and ice crelm were by John C. Stout, Manapr, The served. Games were played with meeting was preceded by a din. prizes going to all. those attend-Ill!. Program Given For Rush Party A variety program was a fea· ture of the aMual rush party or Ohio Eto Phi Chapter of Beto Sigma Phi Sorority Wednesday night at the parish house ~r Grace Episcopal Chureh, Pome-- roy. Planned by AM Barnitz, the program included a hwnorous reading by Barbara Riggs; a pantomine by the "Beta Beauties,•• Vikki Gloeckner, LYnn . .j.~t•. . '• . , , ~. , '• Clara .... ..., _....., down lo30 p.m.; Jollboat "' 1:2& a.m.; Lock . 15, Queen City "' 5:20 ·p.m.; Lock 16, s~ Marys "' 6 a.m.; Mike Murphy down 7:15 a.m.; Lock 17, Jefferson up 6 p,m.; National down 9:15 p.m.; Formost down 5:45 a.m.; Lock 21, John J. Rowe II' 4:40 a.m.; E'Deara Bosworth up 7 L m. i Lock 22, steel Ranger down 6:25 a.m.; Lock 23, St. Gene-view up 3:30 LID.I L. Flore down 6:15 a.m.; TltiD down 6:35 a.m.; Racine Locks, Pegy Downey up 4:30 a.m.; w. H. Shaver, Jr. down 5 a.m.; GreeDoo up Locks, Robin down 9:20 p.m.; Eastern \.(» 1:40 a.m.; IAJ.ther Her<lman down 6 a.m.; Melclahl Locks, Kay..!) down 6:40 p.m.; Jamea Bowie down 6:20 a.m. ~ Session Held In McArthur Representotlves of the Middleport Business ani Professional Women's Club were in McArthur Tuesday night for a traiDoo lng session on the WRAP pro-. gram (Women's Respcmsibllity for Accident Prevention) to be offered in Meigs County next month. Attending trom here were Netlie Vale, chairman of the drive improvement program for the local club, Miss Betty Leonlll'd. club president, and Janet Ma~ ueL ·~ ~- . • , , ·• \ .~~. . '. I. '> .'• ~ . .... • BEST IN YOUR BARN ..... E:a<b one vlllled will ro.~ and ' IIPol Pldlt~~~o. are to . celve a1111. • iitlond ·lhi· iloalth Confereaee at A breal< was taken at n o o n ·· '~achoon Gil. Qot. •· Other homo- ·a ,delldoue potluck lund< ,lnlkfri ·DW .IIIO ~ . wao olilared•. Graco waa glvee b7 CORN PICKERS ' & SILAG.EEQUIPMENT . ., , ~SED FORAGE HARVEST~(t -: SPECIAL LOW PRICES EVERY. DAY ' '011 FARM & INDUSTRIAL EQUIPMENT 'BOGGS EQUIPMENT *•· :·. the -- , •r~ •• • .• -. You• Allls-Cholllelo Deol01 Polfs-S.rvlce-SoiH Plalno, 0. lor bailnemakert ol Mrl. ,li.ila .r-.t;; lo , . _ oe ad. M thO allmloon ..a 17, u o "'llohlriit -1111 oeenee'' ~· pert,y and program 'ntlt Ill the tuarU. otore. lllll were plo=ed lor Dee. 18. Boot. GormU VI!Jap Iii • oaoe1 wiU be Mra. cottrW, Mrl; . l.GIIdoD Pl..... and' Mro. London. November-.... will be 2·Hour DRYQQNING · SlbiCE IUP,ON .EQoEsn Our llloal . . . elaoftl.. Mn. Parker, Mrl. Sll:~~::.~'i:-:.\~Jng ware Mro. , London, Ada !laeh ud 111ft Hall. Otherl atteodlng ..... Sara Reuth, JudY aouob, RoWIISOI'I dtalllrs Lm. ~Oct=~·:··~be:&t:·:'ng~at~t:o :i!:e::::!:!:l~be:"":· iUDGET MINDED LOAFER FOR LlnLE GIRLS Color-111leat · Slze...8~ to 12"'12% to 4 4 • 49 whore Sllols A11 S.nolbly Prlcu MIDDLEPORT 0. .,.e, ,....,•.,,,. ,.,l-, , I. .· r-f'IIV A•Jia!lil... ' her finger,~ A feather In .• IMORIALS · ,~a,: DISTINCTION . . PARK RESERVED SATURDAY-SEPT. 21 st ' ' - UNTib 5 PM •• ••• OUR PRICES ARE LOW III . ... •ALUMINUM METALCOTE •RED METALCOTE .. .. .... SUGAR RUN MILLS Ph. 992-2115 . p.,.,,., Stack, Mrl. • • • •• • • co. 992-5~14 SAVE ON ,THESE ' • We wtre nowen isverywlllftl •EIA Mulk: Pow.r Output R•linQ--.20 Wlttt.. 992-2039 WERNER RADIO & TV Cll NIGHT -2951 Pomeroy Floww Shop PlfUII"D'f W. Main MIDDLEPORT, OHIO MRS, !IlLLARD VAN METER • MaDar. Mra. Am- old, Mrs, London, Mr. Walter Sewut, •• AdmJJdltrator; M r 1. Jenlce Daniell, Mrs. llarpret • CCL Votes Donations to Two Agencies llrl, Kl!llllllll Sollee, Jl\'01ldont ol the C-.J Dlotrlcl, IIDOb ol IVOIIII ill I b e ......tlllloe oomiDa Od. 8-10,1101tns that the - · w. II, hrrln, peelor of the ~. tlldted Churcb of Clorlst In Pomlll'GT, will be ol the _ker.. Durlnl the meeting .• .• • • .•.' • PHIL CO < ·~ "'"" the_,__to the Sol..tloe ArmJ. IIIil the FOur 1111Vo Girl s-t c..ilcll. 1'11111 ...... - - for,the meotfD&.Dr. Jamel ~ Orr, ~dOn alllollll' Q>l· 111111, wiU be lilt~ ....... Hh·la!k wiD dill ldtb Qret lid In cblldbood -...ctoo. .. . . . . .y,'ldle, . . . . . . olllr. • lfioa. l!o!o .Wblle, . . . ... .,.. _ ~ ...... ..,11 Bucltt'e ·at eo~pu.~. uri!Y... Col~' ID .TiD. !IHJ ,Gill•• • tit~aoiiio- ~ , at UDit. Blfl>ora wil 1!1· ~' Jl!a,r. ti:Oil•• ....... DODGE ' " -ct.. Ill b7 lirl. Ba,ymond Slewart, I Sol Ide wllh Atldorra Pecan flnlah. 28" high. 47%'' wldl. 17"" dlep. urer, Jaolce Daniela, ucl correIIW""''•g eec:retary, Mary Plck- ter at the Gu "-DY. . • Model 8K4ME-Midltlrran•an styling. Cabinet of Genuine Elm Veneers and S~ Hardwood a• ~In Dqloll "next ' " "IIKIIIth ' - towai be bold .-meed at Thllrodi,Y night's m I'" ol the lllddllfiiOl'l !;loli>- •• -.~----~~~~.-~------_.. COME IN ANO FOR ALL OCCASIONS cn.n,. The Ohio Chlld can-vatlon ' • HIGH STANDARD HOUSE PAINT by the women'• of 1/eJarano IIBtorial"'""llaey hoepllll Tueoda,y night, Sept, 17, In the hoepilll diDIDg room to Condyllrfl>er AnD Holter. The oot-sotng president, LouIse Baarho, proelded and the Allldlluy pra,yer wu given by llulne Arnold. Minllteo of tho lUI meetinlr wore read b7 Kathryn JOhniGII and Naomi LOndon pve the treuurer'a report. Anna Wheeler reported on a gift llhow she IIIII Mrs. LOn~n altonded In Colwnlluo roceolly, Ada Slack repcn ted 011 1be new lelfvlolon sets Installed on tbe wall of eedl room with the exception ol tho three four • bed wardl. Mrl. Sack and Mrla lfud. eon are In charge of collectIng each evening the dilly ronIll leo ·of $1 lor the TV ....,.lee wtdch lo amoney.maldngpr.ojocl of 1he auxiliary. Ollleero elected and laking of. !I~ ..... ~ . f~e Saof.· ,. . erf.:vlce »reaik.~ Wheel· ,. ' ar; Hcretary, lna:Maaaar;treu- FLOWERS 40 -.ritmtNMJNW i*k,.,..... M· put". TWCI 8" MOd~ 3Ji~ ~. MOII:Irollf liMO Au,. -;.; R«<IOd ..,;m ,....., ri'K' r- ...,_..,__ TMJ'' Cftlmfc: ~· OiMntxld}s.pphft Sfttl. Loud!Wt. B.u. TMIW. B_,.nc. Con/roG. UJ,c«.~ Swlfdl on FM Rfdfo _Stmo H~r/phonf J.ck. Conmon S.... r.,_ lnplll •nd Outpu1 .hckl. ProviJ/ofl lot EJMifYI S/JMIMI. R~S~aw. Ofi/Dffll'ldkMorUplrt. er, MrL Jot,-aoo and Pll,yllla Hadlett to Mri.i!.llldlon, II r a. ·· . Please Check! 111 Eakew, Mrl. Mlldnd Withee, Mrs. Rebecca Mankin, M r A. Frieda MoumaD, Mrs, Vazle Lee, Mrs. Jane Young and Mr1. Bartha Parher. PLAN RUIIMAQE SALE Theodorus Connell 17, Daughters of America. will l101d a riiDU!llge sale on Oct, 1, 2, and 3 In the bulldlng on Court Sl. In Pomel'O)' formerly oc:eupled by Phillips Sisters. Rerroalunento nre urved by the executive ...mm1- ol Mrl. Bearbs, Mrs. ("1'181', Mrs. Wbeet.. 992-5101 CAMDEN PARK WILL BE OPEN SATURDA_Y EVEIIING AND ALL DAY SUNDAY-JOIN THE FUll Wins .Nursing Scholarship CONSOLE SOLID STATE STEREd •••u·~· Fli>ELITY WITH SOLID STA AND meeting• FULTON-THOMPSON TRACTOR SALES . OF UNITED STEELWORKERS ~CAL NO. 3739. · ~ eno. Mro. !Iauer will name her comml-• at the Oetober 15 Now's Time to Buy Your Foraae Harv•iter "FAMILY OUTING" Candystriper Aon Holter llarpret COttrill, Bal:lr HI,Yeo, llarpret Elihlnger, and AlDOl POMEROY - A ocholaroblp WhiiL The noxt mooting irlll for nurse lrainlns wu award· IHOIBOX ··Here's an ~III!DIIIIftt!fb~Uet!lithat han~~fllll !; trops! No' OlnerlOW:eolit i.iiilt'Off~s five urileall1il'g ·'·' speeds-all controlled from the tractor seatl And you'll switch from front to rear unloliding in a min· uta-without tools-with New Holland's exclusive quick·change levers. Giant seven-foot width holds 410 cubic feet.:. UP. to 630 cubic feet with optional extension kit. Avaolable assembled or as kot with complete plans. Order yours soon! And remember: New Holland Purchase Plar> financing makes it easy for you to own the best! THE lllPPQ! JIOVEIIENT !NVADED POMEROY Wednesdi,Y night when the llllllal rush party or Ohio Eta Phl Chlpter of11eto Sigma Phl Sorority was held at the pariah house o1 Grace ~locopol Church. Pictured are the costume p r l z e wlnwrs selected b7 Mrl. A. R. KDJclo~ Mrl. Jack Clroey and Bob Hoe!llch. Loll to rlghl are Lynn Slump, Ann Barnltz, Clrolyn Sltter!leld 01111 Gall Hovatter. Mrl. SauviP, Mrs. BaDe~ and I'IIUllne Morarlty and October host111UI 1 N ·, Charltoc liridbor1 ,Is opendlll! · the week on buolne•• at the · Cllfl;y ,CfMk Power Plant at Midi~ lrd. ·t111 son, Ala, retur• Od SQJodljl to Marietta College where he Ia a S(llhamore. · JUdY D. ll71all opent tho WHk• ._. ·here wltb her mother. Mr .. ·VIolet H,yoell, and other relatives, She J& 'llllendlng the Fredricks Acadelll)l of aaa.ay Cul· ture · at 1\>ringlleld and u... at the Y'(,CA. Bocky Roush, doughier ol Mr. and Mrs, Albert Roush, Is conlined to Holzer Hospilll formedIcal treatment. She became Ul ond was admitted to tho hoopllll Wodneedu. o ~ member• Joatle C«-· ' ALJ,.IS.CHALME~S . • ~ Sll- l1IIIIOd Quality Fresh New Supply Jusl Arrived! ~ ·~ ~ooltheMUchmeetMri. wu chair· wu ,rOOII b7 Irene' Parker, maa of a comml- to villiwho tim P'" 0.. troalllrer's reilldento oi $)Taeuoa and Ill· /*rt. · l,1olh approved•. Health vito them to homemaker meet- Stump, Donna Byer, and AM Each was awarded a eertUlBarnitz; a skit on household hints by Katy Well and Coleen Ohling- cate in the COW'Se with the preer, and a dance b)' Gail Hovatter. sentatlon beirw: made by CorGames were played with prfz. poral Ross ot the state Highway es won by Annie Chapman, caro- Patrol, Chillicothe post. lyn Grueser, and Mrs. St\UJlP. The McArthW' club members "It's a Mad, Mad World,~' was were hosts for the evening and the theme carried out In the presented the course demonstradecorations for the costume par· tion. Other clubs represented wore Athens, Jackson, Galllpo. ty, lis and Logan. SPRING AVE. ::Mrdd}eport... ;:: .EPer$onal Notes { , ~ ' to two ._!Mcl-, 11"1 ~;~• •Ocj. ~ ·c.l £.m llid fabit• '!lnlllllu' ~ low-cost forage box I t:o:UQSPITAt· .·N·EWS . . g====::::;=~=::::_:=:=;::;::::=r~~:·==;:::=:;i;=:::=:==:===~=t · A~=~~ ,,~, ~ildl ~ held,at' .. 'iljf ~doli c.me.. ' • L . 1 • ~ Sirtce 1810 - 1 GOLbi1'V . Standanl Of ~·~· ·' ~~ .fOt the holldi,YI, Anll SiwVaa•· and Marsaret BaD. .Naon'd ~ preolcleiri, ~- e~. ' ' "' 1 LDI. 97 I, 129• ing. Mrs. easel gave favors ot - , . _ ,._ !. -.v~,w-. Uud&Forreu aMi~ - COUrlll, 1114 oa i(;~~~;:::~·4;; 1:16 Lm.; •ol- sa., . --·--··--··----··--··' Mn. Ernest Powell presided at the meeUJv, and Mrs. Clscl presented devotlons uabw, "I Got It," sequences trom the Mass of the Feast of tile Sorl'(Jif of Our Lady, as .her toptc. Membqrs sa•• the plodge to the 1lag in unison. Mrs. Mayme Holmes wUI be hostess for the October meet• Ia. ~~:~.~99;o32, I ' "'lie SCUll Mulbeuy An .• l ' ' • COMPLETE CALF FEED Provico Milk Replacer Mro. Paul Clscl, ' Brownell Aw., Mlddlepoit, was hostess Wedneac!AY bljht for the past presidents or the awd!Jary of Drew Webolef Post 39, American Logloa. ..- = Sugar Run Mill Has These Famous Paints PROVICO'S PROFIT PROVEN DAIRY CALF FEEDING PROGRAM. DEVELOPS LARGE STRONG HEAL THY CALVES WITH GOOD PHY· SICAL APPEARANCE. . . - !D;····- Jng Henderson; Mrs. Lawrence WU~ ...,, Middleport; Glen Michael Sayre, Pl. Plea~~ -' ' ' Pl. Pleasant. _;.,. • .. "~ " 7"1 · · ' · " . DISCHARGED: W l n s I ow BI'OWillng, Wineton.salem, N. C.; Mrs. Marie Martin, Ft. PleasHolzer Medical Center, First VIctor S. Hysall, Mrs. Helen C, ant; Russell Holland, Pt. PleasAve, Vloltlng houra 2-4 and 7-8 Lewis, Wtlltam D. McKinley, ant; Mrs. Roy Brinker, Muon; p.m. Parents only on Pediatrics Mrs. Marvin Pauley, Terry L, Mrs. Harold Bright, Pl. PleasWard. Plckena, Carl 0. Everett ant; Mra. HoWard DeweeH and Admiasiona Thome, Donald n. Van Meter, d~Uglter'" Leon; Chrlstlna GllMrs. Everett E. Slmms, 21 Dan H. Varian, Mrs. Mollie Ueple, -side. WUlow Dr.; Mrs. Earnest L. Wamaley, Mrs. Barta E. WUI, Saunders, Rl. I Crowe City; Mrs. l'lltrlck H. WDllamo, Mlu Am · ORJiER SIGNED Alto P. Wray, R~ 2 Bidwell; Wright, Mra. Jame& S. Wrlgllt, PI', PLEASANT - A divorce Mrs. Lolli• B. Young, Rt. 2 Mra. David Fields, Jr., M r 1. order was aigned by the Ma11011 Bidwell; Everelt R. Fields, Rt. Kamelh P. Boetlc and lnlant Count;y Circuit Court granting a I Galllpolls; Mrs. Mary W. Wip- IIHI, Mra. !lltrDWI L. Bulall divorce to Kimberly ~ Loomis pel, Pomeroy; Mrs. 0 r i s L. and Infant cJaughter, from Carl Wllllam Loomis and Smllh, Rt. I Long Bottom; Frethe plainWI was awarded care lllOIIt IL Stevens, Rt. 1 Lanpand custody of their lnfaDI child. ville; Mrs. Noah P. Halkina, The deleedanl was ordered to Middleport; Mrs. Ronald L. Clay, PIIJ' $50 per ..-th cblld SUJ>Cheeter; Mra. Mary R. Ebereport and $100 per month alibach, Pomeroy; Joe Prater, Rt mony. 2 McArthur; Mra. Morris L. Tipton, Jackson; Charles E. wu. A'ITEND DINNER PARTY 1011, Rt. 5 Jack1011; Charlene II. Mra. Cora Beegle, Miss !ldrGllllland, Rl 2 Wellston; Lewlo ley Baegle, Mrl. Charles WagF. Demln, Rt. 2 IIW!cie, Ind. ner, Mra. cart Kautz and · Mra. Births Boney Mitchell attended a dJo.. Mrl. Eameot L. Saunders, Rt. ner partJ 0.. Tueedu ttvenl!ic I Crown Clt,y, eon, 8:10 Lm. at the home of Mrl. Lee Kin'l'hllredu; Mrs. Morris L. Tip. ney in Columbua. ton, Jacksoo, claUghler, B:03 p, m. Tburedu; Mrs. Ronald L. Clay, Cheeter, 11011, 9:35 p.m. Thuredu. Dloehargeo Curtis Baisden, Mrl. Rachel R, Bush, Herman Caud111, Mrl. Sure! I .. . ttve'tY jperlad to balid 'rioiUI18 Yelp a :is-!i eetback at Bachtel Field 1hiredu allel'IIOOII. . wo~~oma 1101 ~ to a qulch llrlt period lead and gradually increased It throughoUt the c:on- der and Sherman White; guardai Jim Birchfteld, center; Andy vaughan, cp.uu-terback; Jon Dlllard, rollback, and Chuek Faulk and Terry George, halll>acka. Starting on defense, In addlt1m to some of the players already listed, were John Lehew, Mlck Ash, Scott Walton and Robbie Birchfield. , .•uJ, ~epor ;clf./&:Ptaf:ts· . . .., ·our.to Colum:g:·.' ~j. Oct. ·17 ·~·· blair Wohl· The United States has about 850 shoernaking firms, accord· ' .,..,,..'""'· Grade WU.Ue" _· grinned," Mantle said. SUPPLIES ' ' ,. N~w with 20 new features that put more adventure in your life. How do you Improve on a success like Dodge Adyenturer? You_add more spor'ly features to make it even more of a standout for Wwk and play..:.speciaiJY trimmed, full-foam bench seat. Caril!ttlng that run~ up into the doors. A new, edge-lighted i.nstrUment paf1l!l. .Bright sill and wheel-lip mouldings, to go along ~h the srijle.and bumper. Painted side stripes. H01)d-rno~•nfeid turn itidlcltors. flus 14 ottier n4!W fBJtures~~~: &~lthe jdea • .•·· Idea CIW"'rs ougt~t..to live t!e l'l~nlil,. noi:IOd~··s. ~etf~feqlliPi~ ·tci.!leiP y(lu ~d t'}~t than the thAw· new.~ See ·it !lOW. tha' . " ! • ·' • .. ............... 0 ~ . . _, .. , �., " ' . . Nond.. ·lb:t4< L m.1 .. . MT. HERMON UNITED BRETII.RI!N IN CHRIST - Rev. the Rev. Casto. Wednesday evening prayer services at 7:45. ' ·.~ ·. QIRISTIAN SCIENCE Services at 315 Main SL, Pt. Pleasant, Sundays 11 a. m.j Wednesdays 8 p. m. All welcome. LOTIRIDGE UNITED METHODJST- Worship, tlrstandthird Sundl)'.s of each month, 10:45 L • •• • m.; second and fourth Sundays, 1:30 p. rn. Sunday School, 9:45 a. m. Christian Endeavor, third Saturday of each month. • 4 LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODISf CHURCH - Sunday School 9:30 a. m,, morning worshiP, 10:10 a. m., evening wonhjp. 7:30 p, rn.; Wednesday, Christian Youth Crusaders, 6:30 p. m. and prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m. Thursday, choir practice, 7 p. m. R. Eugene Gill, pastorj Phil Wise, SuPt. DEXTER CHU RCH OF CHRIST - Ronnie Russell, pastor. Norman C. Will, S.,PL Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; WorshiP service. 10:30 a. m. Chri5tian Endeavor Sunds,y evening. RACINE FIRST CHURCII OF THE NAZARENE -Sundt,ySchool 9:30 a. m.; Morning Worship, 10:30 a. m.; Evening Worship, 7:30 p. m. Pra)'er servtces, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Sund113 School Superintendent, Paullne McClintock. Pastor. Rev. Morris M. Wolfe. .. .·:0' . 11!E DANVILLE WESLEY AN CHURCH- Charles Dozer, pastor; Adra Swick, Sul'liay School Superinlelllent. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.; Worship service, m. Youth aoo Junior youth service, 6:45 p, Pl. Evening worship, 7:30. Pra,yer and praise, Wednesday, 7:30. UNITED FAITH CHURCHNease Settlement - Robert E. ~ith, Sr., pastor. Sunda,y School SUPerintendent KeMeth Matson. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.j WOJ"oo shiP service, 10:30 a. m. and 7:30p.m. eachSunday.Mid-week prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7:30 ar-h~aetb; ·rm. ...... .. Hewanl Po-U a nd Freda PoweU. DIJ Mwrooek ..., ... lloP, PlrkentiUrl . W \'a ., wUI take noUN tlla' on t"' 1111'1 da' of SeP· l.ernbtr, ~-. tM •mderwl(ned platn· Ufb nltlld lllelr PI!!'Utlon •a-Jnst J011 ,. the (OQrt of Co mmo11. Pleu of I Mel~:• Co11.rt)". Ohio, pr•ylna: for Pll· UUaa ef tJw follo•lnl dneribed real pntper1f: TM lollow1na rul ~tate 11Qut.. ed ill Ute Towrqlrlp ol lAbo.Don, CMID.l)' of Melli and BYte o6 Ohio lftll ~ .. , ~LioD T-at7 (10). Towa No. Three •JI. llult:• No. 11 ef Ule Ohio Compmr'J PureUM end bMDded e..d dacrlbed • lof. .... ftl In ..... to.lrit: a.,aaam, It .o .olonl CCI1'11er to Wa.. in ~:entv of rPd oa W.U. tu; tbenH -UMlerilll .US road IINt.h I <lea . .-at IS pollll ; UNDOII IMith II mlmltH W'KI 15 pg1eo; ..·' cw.-, ·. IO\IUI 41 de a. -•t Ill p0W1: IIOIIIJII n "lu; a;, 11'7 a.ea. 1111 de•. 'W W. I polee , N UM! del. W. 31 paiM; N. 53V. d••· W. 11 poiM to atoM ill ltAid ro•d; Ute_. N . -~ • • . &. 12-4 }'•·••·• '-0 a IW.. a eoner w Wm. CIJrk. u.ence vtt~ Mid t;;larll liM ,'\ (l:to,\ del· J:. (II , . - SO the plue of OIIIUIIliDI acres u4 I rvU ., •1 ..... .._liJUibl,l. aJ:ID,tNCE DEID: V~tl. 131, , ... ~.P"d Beeol'lb. JII~•P CounU' yflli 111'11 ""tWn<l &o en.twer tbr Mill -Ullin IIJ Ule ttl! d~oJ of N• .....,. fMI)I. or JuQmeat b7 doo· 11t11 ' readertd arw.t JOII · LUA V. MASON FAY II. iiiiTH Ww 1111 ........... JI&LiiN M . CUVENOU 'r. caow.~w 1'011T1m A,......,.. ,.,, r:• ..... t.r• f\tl I:S, JO, 3f 1101 4. II. 18 ,..., P.m. SUTTON METHODIST - Rev. W. Dale McClurg, pastor. SunKENO CHURCH OF CHRIST- day School, 10:30 a. m.; Worship Norman McCain, !IUperintendent., Service, 9:30 a. m., serond and Services weekly at 9:80 a. II!· Courth SWlday each month. Preaching, first and third Sunday of montiJ by Charles Russell at CHESTER CIWRCH OF THE 9:30 a. m. NAZARENE - Rev. Herbert BRADFORD CHURCH OF Grate, pastor. Worship service, CHRu;T -Charles Russell, pu- 11 a. m. and 7:30p.m., Surday. tor. Richard Gilkey, Supt.. Sun- Surday School, 9:30 LID. Richday School, 9:30 a.m.; Morning ard Barton, Supt., Charles BlsWorship, 10:30 a. m.; Evenit"@ sell, assistantsupt. Prayer meetworship, 7 p.m. Wednesday Bible i'lt, Wednesday, 7:30p .m. stud,v, 7:30 p, m. HARRISONVILLE PRESBYtU:ORGANIZED CHURCH OF' TEIUIIN - Mrs. Norma Lee, Jesus Christ of Latter D a y Sunday School Slelerinterdent. Saints, Portland - Racine Road. SuiKiay School, 9:30 L m. Sur-r Sunde:~· School, 9:30 a. m.; Mornda.y service, 8 p. m., the Rev. ing Worship, 10:30 a.m.. Sunday Max Donahue of Middleport evenil"€ service at 7. Wednesday speaking. even~ prayer service, 7:30. Pastor, Elder Frederick J. StoJEHOV All'S WITNESSE5, Lar· berL .. . f. vrne, day prayer and Bible study, 7:30 p. m. TUPPERS PLAINS UNITED MEntODIST- Morning Worship 9,30 L m. at !ormer EUB buildi~ El1)anded Surday School session for nursery to grade six children at former MethOOist annex at 9:30 L m., Mrs. J a m e s ·Stout, children's superintendent. Surda,y Church School, adults and BRADBUl!Y CHURCH OF youth, 10:30 L m.; j unior high, C!IRIST - !lmday oehool, 9:30 L senior high and young adults m. Glen. Evans, ~pt. Church ser meet in fonner Methodist Church vices, 10:30 a.m.; evening serfor Sunday Church School. Boyd vice, 7:30; Wednesday , prayer Hackney, youth superintendent; services, 7:30p.m. st high class and senior adults eetlng In former EUB building, GRAHAM UNITED ME.'THQ; obert Vineyard, supt. Adult Bi- DISJ' CHURCH - Preaching, 9:ble CJass party,last Mollla.y each 30 a.m., First and Second ~ ­ month. Youth Fellowship each da.va of each month; Third and Sunday, 6 p, m. in former Meth- Fourth Sundays each month, Worodist buildi~~&o District youth ral- ship service at 7:30 p.m.; Wed~ ly tlrst Mo!XIay of each month nesday evenings at 7:30, Prayer LET ART UNITED METHO- and Bible study. FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION DISI' CHURCH - Flr!Jt and Second 9.mdays preaching, 8 p.m.; -Bald Knobs, Portlaoi-Bashan Third and Fourilt !lmdays, SUn- Road. Rev. E. J, Griffith, pastor. day School 10 a.m., Worship aer- Sunday School, 9:30 L m.; Rogvice 11 a.m.; Tuesday evenings er Wilfred, Supt. Sut¥1ay worship service, 7:30 p, m. Prayer meeta18 p.m., PrayerandBlbleatudy, RUTLAND CHURCH OF TilE ing, Tuesday, 7:30 p, m., MilNAZARENE - Rev. Lloyd D. ford frederick, class leader. Grimm, Jr., pastor. Sunday Youtb F8U011ship, Friday, 7:30p. School, 9:30 L m.; morning wor· m. Ernest Deeter, leader; Rogship, 10:30 a. m. i young peoples er Wilfred, Jr., president. MASON ASSEMBLY CHURCH service. 7:30 p. m.; evangelistic OF GOD - Second St., Mason, servi... s, 7:30 p. m. Wednesd&y w. Va. sUnday Schooi,W a.m. evening service, 7:30 p. m. Morning worship, 11 a. m. Evangelistic service, 7:30 p.. ma Bible Study and prayer service, Wednesday, 1:30 p. m. Chester TenLEGAL NOTICE nant, pastor. Phooe 773-5133. LI'GAL NOTICI CARLETON CHURCH - KingsIN THI CDMMOM I"LIAI COUaT 0'1" M•IGI COUNTY. OHIO bury Rood. Sunday Schuol, 9:30 LID.& V. Maaon, 1011 81nunon. Court. Akron, Ohio t1301; a. m •• Ralph Carl. ~. Worship , ..,. 11. Smtih, 101:1 PI~ Anaue. service, 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. "llntn. Oll.lo, " " " ': aM Ho•n 11. Cl..,enrer, Ul!l Wel&on alternately ~ Prayer meeting, A ~D\11, Akron, ONu +1301. Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. . Plallltlffl, MIDDLEPGRT HEATH UNITED WIUiam IC. Lartills. et el., METHOOISJ'- Max E. Donahue, Do.lend&atl. .~ minister; James Brewington, NOTtCI IY I"UILieATION Georale Rendentlot, whOM place of Sunds,y oehoOI superintendent. •l!llldellee it IIDII:IaowD; J"-ck Hen.derChurch school, 9:30a.m.; morn•ho&, wboee P1a01 of reeklenee ll unhlown; the u~wn bein. deY~Mee, ing worship. 10:30 a.m. ; youth lecete., admlnlstntor. ezecutor ud meeting, Sundlcy, 6 p.m. Choir re•'lllflll of Georll& Hendenhut. 1Jit.. (eal>lllll: the unbown beln. <lnl..a. hearaal Wednesday, 7 p.m ., choir loPJet.ee, adlntoWutor, a:eru\or eiMI ...l&ne of .Ia~:• Hendenhot, dece. .. director, Ben Philson. Prayer fld.; WUUam G. DeY:Ine end Unde servic~. Wednesday, 8 p.m. DevtM, 101 B-Bull' RoiUt . Fort De· - MT. UNION BAPTIST - Rev. Cecil Cox, paator. Sunday Scllool superintendent, Larry Clark. Sunday School, 9:45a.m.; Sunday evening worship, 7:30; Wednes- Meigs Property Joseph J. Postlewait, Marie R. Postlewail to Cllarles H. Schu· ler, Wan:ta Sc huler, lots, ~fid­ dleport. Susie Wood to Lee 0 . WoOO, Jr., Beatrice Wood~ lots, Syracuse. John M. Groves, Patricia Ann Groves, Leo Keanedy Jr., JWith Ann Kemedy to Jack Satterfield, Jr., Carolyn Jean Satterfield, par-cels, Salisbury. W. H. Blankenship, Juanita Blankenship to Harlan D. Whitlatch, Keltlul Whitlatch, lot, Pom~roy• Walter E. Walker to Terry R. Cullums, C4rol)rn C. CUUwns,. parcels, Bedford. Martin E. Abbott, MiM!e Marie Abbott to Rarllall L Davis, carotyn R Divis, lots, MXkUeport. Jesse C. Prolltl, Ora Profitt to Kothe! V. O!Jwuu, lot, Salem. <:4'de J. Frazier to Roy H. ry Carnahan, prestdi~ minister. Sunday: Bible lecture, 9:30a.m.; Watch Tower study, 10:30 a.m.; Wednesday: Bible study, 7 p.m. Thursday: Ministry school, 7 p. m. service meetlQJ, 8 p. m. MASON CHURCH OF CHRISTMiller st. - Everson Weekley, paRtor. Bible study classes,SUnda.r; 10~ m,·wonhlp m:1 preactilng, 10:5!i a. m.; Sunday evening service, 7:30. Bible study classes, Wednesday, 7:30 p..rn • . MORNING ST AD UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - Rev. William Airson, pastor; J o h n lhle, Sl.W)t.; Roy van Meter, Asst. Supt. Sunday Sch~ J_;_!~ a. m. ; CHESTER CIIDRCH OF GODThe Rev, ClleaterBryanl,pa-. sumay School, 9:30 a. m.; W~­ ship service, 11 a. m.; ~ worship, 7:30p.m.. Prayer servIce, Tuesday, 7:30 p. m. Youth Service, 'llllrsday, 7:30 p. m, Monlhly sJ:vs, first Saturday at each month. HEMLOCK GROVE Cllrlatlan Church - James QUisenberry, pastor; RIIS Whaley, !lVIII- Communion and worship service, 9:30 SOUTH BETHEL UNITED METHODIST - Worship, second and fourth Sunday, 10:30 a. m.; first and third Stmdays, 7:30p.m. Surtda.) Sc hool, 9:30 a. m. Youth Fellowship, 6 p. m. each Sunday at Tuppers Plains United Methodist Church. ' lOtiO &. m.; E-nni!V _... and Pi'alae aorvlco, 'llnlrldll', 7:30. p.m. m. Piver -· . T'KE RUTLAND '"t.!ETHODM' CHiJRCH - Rev, C. J •. Lemley, Cburcll Se..,.., 9:30a.m.; poJII!r; ice, 10:80 a. m..; .bllor cholr practice, Wodl)oldll', 3:20p.m.; Seu1or cbolr practlce, 'J1ulrsda,y• 7:30 p. m, liJiw lluaUer CIUI . POMEROY TRINITY UNITED J11801irw, fow-lh Frldll' at ou:h CIIDRCH OF CIIRIST- Rev. W, monllt at 6 p, m, Wealoyan Sorv· H. Perrin, paii!Dr. Patrick D. clo Guild, tow-lh Monday at each Wood, s..t. Smday Scllool, 9:15 month, 7:80 p, m.; Junior Higll a. m.; Worsldp, 10:25 a. m. MYF• 4:30 p, m, each SUDday; ' Yoolh cllolr rollearsal, - · Senior 111gb MYF, 5:30 P. m., 6:30 p. m. Mrs. MarVIn Burt, each Sunday. director; senior cllolrrolleorsal, PORTLAND METHODIST Thursday, 7:30 p.. m•• Mrs. Paul Rev. W. Dale McClurg, pastor. Nease, dlredor. ThUrsday, an Sunday School, 9:30a.m.; Warday, Busy Bee quUII:W party In ship service, 7:30p.m, churcll social mom. OAK GROVE METHODIST RUTLAND CHURCH OF W. Dale McClurg, puiDl'. SWiday CHRIST _ Roy W. Carter, pas- Scllool, 10:30 a. m ;; Worship tor. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.; service, 9;30 a. m,, first an:l Communion and worship service, third Sunday each month. 10:30 a, m,; Prayer meeUm, ZION CHURCH OF CllRISJ'Thuraday, 7:30p.m. v. H. Bra- Pomeroy-Harrisonville Ro a d ley Supt. Jolm Webster, pastor; Ray UtCHE5TER METHODIST Cllerg• ' Ue, SUnday scllool suporln- Rev. Pearl A. cuto, pastor. tendent. Sunday school, 9:30 a. CHESTER: ·Worship, 9 a. m.; m.; worship senrice, 10:30 a. Sunday School, 10 a. m. ; Mrs. m. &mday evening service, 7:Wa!d Spencer, Slljll, FLAT· 30; Thurldll' evening service, WOODS: Churcll Scllool,lluoday, 7:30._ 11 a.m., Jolin Bally, olljll. WorST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN-Bri· ship service alternates with AI- an ~1, pastor. Morning worfred and Flatwoods. Services ship, 9 a. m.; SuniaY School. Sunday mornl~ or evening, of 10:30 a.m. each week. ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN -32 GRACE EPISCOPAL- E. Main E. Second St., Pomeroy, Sunday st., Pomeroy - Sunday . worship Sehoul, 10 a.m..; Worship service service, 10:30 a. m. with Jay.. 11 a. m. leaders. SYRACUSE UNITED METHOSEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST DIST CHURCH - Rev. Paul A. Church - Pomeroy, Mulberry Sellers, pastor. Surday School, Heights Road, north cl. Veterans 9:30 a. m., Ben Quisertlerry, Memorial Hospital, PhliiiP Gag- Slf)~ Morning worship, 10:30 a. er, pastor· Wednesday • 7:30 p, m., first and third Suniays each m., Bible Study and prayer meet· month. Evening evangelistic tng. Saturday: Sabbath School , service, 7:30 p. m., second and 10:30 a. m.; Worship, 9:30 a, m. fourth Sundays FIRST UNITED PRE5BYTER· ' IAN CHUR CH Middleport, BETHANY UNITED METIIOGuest Minister James Buchan- DIST CHUR~H - Rev. Paul A. an, Sunday s:hool Superinte~ Sellers, pastor. Morning wordent. Sun:tay School, 9:30 Lm. ship, 9:30 a. m.; Sunda,y School, Worship Service, 10:30 a.m. 10:30 L m. Blythe Theiss, Supt. Choir practice, 7:30 p.m. Wed- Youth Fellowship, 6:30 p. m. nesday, CARMEL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - Rev. Paul A. ASBURY UNITED METHOSellers, pastor. Sunday School, 'i:>IST, Syracuse - Rev. Wenlell 9:30 L m.j Wayne Roush, &4>t. Studer, pastor. Sw1da.y School, Morning worship, 10:30 a. m., 10 L m.; Carroll Norris, Supt. second and fourthSundaysofeach Worship service. 11 L nt.i MYF month. Evening e~listlc 6 p. m. Sunday. P~er meeting service, 8 p. m. 'Jecolll a n d WOOnesday, 8 p. m. third Sunda,y each month. POMEROY CHURCH OF THE ENTERPRISE UNITED METI!NAZARENE- Corner Unionand ODIST - Rev. William Airson, Mulberry. Rev. Clyde V. HenderPa11tor. Ralph ~encer , Sl.pt. ; son, Plllx>r. Sunda,y Scllool, 9:30 Eldon Weeks, Au"t. Worship serL m.; Raymond Walburn, Sl(>l. vices, 9:30 a.m.; Sunday School, Morning worship. 10:30 a. m.; 10:30 a.m.; Youth Fellowship, Eveairw Service, 7:30 p. m. Mid6:30. Wedneoda.Y: Choir, HS p. week service, Wednesday, 7:30 m.; Bible Study, 7:30. p. m. ·cHURCH OF CHIRST - Mid· dleport, 5th and Main. Jack ODIST - Rev. Wendell G. Stut.Scltos, supt. Bible School, 9:30 ler, pastor. Worshij) service, 9 a. m.; Morning worship, 10;30 a. L m.; Sunday Schod, 10 L m. m.; Evening worship, 7:30 p. m.i Mrs. Fred Nease, ~t. Prayer service, Wednesday, 7 p. MINERSVILLE ll N I T E D m. Rev.-·Raulin Moyer, pastor. METHODIST - Rev. WendeD CHURCH OF TilE NAZARENE StuUer, poalx>r, sunda¥ School, -Middleport. Rev. Audr-y Miller, 9 L m. i Kemeth Wiggens, Sltlt. ••· ,pastor. Leiter Taylor,&4>1-&JnWora.uv service, 10 L m. -• day ~hool , 9:30 a.m.; Mu.o. .....,. SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE WorMup, ·•• 10:30 • L m.; Junior SoNAZARENE- Rev. A. E. Miller, clet,y, 6:30 p. m.; NYPS, 6:45 p. pastor. 8 o b Mool'e, Sunday m. Sunda,y E'varw!listi.c meetlrw, School Supt. Sundl,y School clan- 7:30 p, m. Prayer meotirw, Wed-. es tor all ages, 9:30 Lm.; Mor• nellday, 7:30p.m. FO~ RUN UNITED METH- ing Worship, 10:30 a.m.; NYPS THE SALVA110N ARMY -FnSet:, Parcel, Salisbury. Sunday 6:30 p.m.; Evangellsdc wy n.y s. Wining, olficer In Virgil rrank Haman. dec., to Service Sunday 7:30 p.m.; ~ cllarge. Standay, 10 a.m.,HoHGrace Dull Hamon, eert. for week Prayer meeting Wedne&- nesa meetlrw; 10:30 a. m. Smtrans. , Scipio. day 7:30p.m.; Mlnlonary Meet.- day Sc..,.., Yourw l'eqlle'o LeRalph C. Gilmore, dec. , to ing Second WedneldQ of each g:lon, 7 p. m. ; Salvatim meethw:, Fern T. Gilmore~ cert. for trans.~ month 7:30p.m. 7:30 p. m.; 1bursday, 1 to 3 p. Pomeroy, salisbury. .EDEN UNITED BRETIIREN IN m.; lAdles n-o League; 7p.m. Fern T. Gilmore to DoroUey CHRJST - Elden R. Blake, pas- •Prep classes. L. Young, lot, Middleporl tor. Sunday Scllool, 10 a. m., MT. MORIAH BAP'IliT --MidLee Albert Rou1h, dec., to Na- Wlnn!e HolsJ:vor, IIVIII- MOI'IIIIV dloport, corner at Foorlh and omi M. Roush, cerL or uana., sennon, u a. m. Evening sen- Main st. Robert Jackaon, pastor. Pomeroy. cle ChriaUan n.leavor~ 7:30 P. Sunday Sebool, ~~ L m.;MornJames Davidson, dec., to Mel- m Mr• • ..... cl»nllor proal. Ina worsldp, 10:31la. m,. Amold ., • 14.,_ ' Ric:hafd aup. vina Davidson, Daniel Da'idaon, deDI. Seq sontco and aennon, RUT.:Atm FIRST BAPTIST Naomi Wyatt, IAvad& Wheeler, Rev, Samual J. J&eklon, pastor, Cora Cu:minglwn, DIYid Davidson. Affid. of Trans., Salisbury. Chester were SundQ evening Prtyer Hnlce, 9:30 a. m.; Sillguests ol Mr. and MrL Wayne "day Sebaol, 10 a.m., Mn. Ger· Brickle a. '>"trudo, IIUIIer, Sqlt. Wonblp .Mrs. Gladyo VIolet and Mlos aorvlco, II a. m, BajJtlot TrainLinda Spencer attended a bridal Ina Unloo, lint and !kmsllower lor Mr. and Mro. David clqo at 5-.30 p, m.; Mra. MirY Heaton Friday ewnlns at the WoOds, proalcleDI. By MRS. EVELYN BRICKLES home of Mr. and Mrs. RuueU HlSELL RUN FREE METRoMr. and Mrs. James Stalnaker Spencer of lllester. DIST ·· - RoY. Coctl J. Win, pasof Marietta, Mr. and Mrs. Junior Mr. and Mra; Dolbert Nichols tor, SUDday School, 8:30 a. Ill,; Ruuell of Lotlridge, and Mrs. loll Tueldll' for tllelr home In Momlns W..-shlp, 10:30; Enabw Carl Barmart of ReedavWe, all Florida after a vacation here wordd.p, 'l:30; PeGple'a were visitors of Mrs. Ruahla with his p&rellll, Mr. and Mra. Serv!co, 6:t&p.m.; P1'13'trrnHI• Shumway over the weekend. Mr. Clarence NlclloiL lnif, TIIUrodt,y, 7:30P.m. ' Stalnaker is a son of Mrs. SumMr. and Mrs. Eldred Grlmio IIIDDLEP.ORT FIRST BAP· way. of Atllena, Mr. and MrL DIIB TIST -~lei w. Slmml, JIOI• Mrs. Mildred caldwoll went Hollman, and Mr. and Mro. Martllr, F.4laoo - . - , SomdafScllool by plane to Norlh C.rolila to Yin Walker; local, were recent ~ Somdaf Cburc.b visit her daughter, Mr. an:l MrL guests of ·MrL Nelsol WoathorSciiOol, a.m.;~-aldj, 10:U. Somdaf lllblo litldr Jerry carter aM son, Jef'frey man. Mr. and Mra. Wt,y llark Ylsltboor, 7:30P.m. W""".., . _ Caldwell Carter. Mr. and Mrs. Earl McKenzie ed their \llluctrters at Athens nil!!! -'Ice, 7:30 p.JII, of Massillon. Ohio, am Mr. anJ Sunday. Mrs. John Hayes of Chester, Mr. and MrL !Wtll Vlneyord "ere SatUI'day evening ,_... IIKMid their trailer near Cresert of Mr. and Mrs. Fon Halae)'. -Ianda wllero Mr. lnd Mra, Mr. ard Mrs. Palll Kollr of Martin lived. Tuppers Plains Society News Youac e:u -er I I' prtze and aever.al other prizes were awarded to ·game winners. Refreshments were served by worship IMI;VIce, 10:30 a. m. g;ao· i ' Fridiy, Sl'lttember· 20, 1968 Gi rI Scout Diary 11: l.ashlon party. Mrs. Eulah Fran-clo waathe demonstrator. Linda IIOYiea "on the door .. RACINE METHODIST- W. ~ McCurg, paotD<. SUndiJI Scbool, a.m.; Woralllp serv- o.• ,~ seftunel, \. ~:::~::~:ay lls~~'f;T'' ' " ' ' ' '·: ;: :~:~~:;~~:::~~~~ Calendaril 8qy ~ Ice, -,,_ ' (;•i ( • ' ~""\ _7 ~ ' T~.e Pcmero)'-Mlddleport, ,. ''•• .···11oo1 -""" hos. ,:_ cer, Slttt.; Alfred Wolfe, usistant. Morning Sermon 11 L m., evening sermon, 7:30p, m.,alterraU111: each Su~. Class mee~ !nsll Lm., allernati,. SWiday mornings. Davkl Holter, c la as leader. Chrl.!ltian Endeavor, 7:30 p. m. every other StllldQ eve-ning. Jean Sexson, president. Prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m. every Wednesday. Board meeUns, 7:30 p. m.. first Morday of month. Lee Burnem, superintendent; worship aervice, 11 a.m. Wednesday prayer meet:lnl, 7:30p.m. &lnday night worship, 7:311. 10:30 a. ' Menzel Smith, paslx>r. S u ~ d a y TilE RUTLAND COMMUNITY CIDJRCH- Rev. Amos Tillis paslor. &>nday school, 9:30 a.m.; , ! '1 ~' j. ,>;r . , ' School, 9:30 a. ·m.; Russell ~n­ , Wp, '7i~ ·~'- · Yoolh service, Sunday, 6:30 p. m.; Preaching every SUnday, 7 p. m, l ... ,!, Iooder. Yooth FeDbonlllp, 7:30 p. m. SUJ:da¥. a. m.i 5unclay School, 10:30 a.m. ~ J ' rn..UJlr; ., 7:iD 1!- ,JIITiuroda)i, Fred E. Sm!lll,' IQ-- AU' RED METHODIST, Pearl A. Cillo, pastor. !lmday School at 9:30, Lloyd Dillinger, &>pt. Worship services at 10:45 with ·~.. ~j ·, • Pl'll'.t r ... : ·:·.. ·,' Boundleu cur!Qiity il his, and "IUAI,I," a certain responlll! to tvel")" answer he J"ete!Yes, BeeideR painting, he llkea to hunt, awim, golf, read, and putf.er in the buement with ~at tubea. Only recently, girls have been included wlt.b rifl" and mill8ile shotaas a favored topic of coovenatlon, He talk& about God, too. In hi& pul'lluit of answer~~ to the unlvel'lll!, he lnatlgatH family diliCull.l!ions that range from ethlca to eternity, from aroms t.o apple corea. lt'a small wonder that I thank God d1ily tor Hie Church and Ita tachinp. Ita truth& help me answer with wuranea the ~ona M.rk aske in his eearch for understanding. The Churo:h IS the l~ttNt foc!Qr \In earth forttw bu ildm, of ch-.rlelu 1nd p>d ~•tb.n· ahtp. It is 1 oloteh<>Uie of ~plrltu.ol v•luH With out 1 ttrons Chuuh, neither clemo<:r.cy oor tivlhation ean •ur· vlwe There •re four Mltlnd \. ,...... why every ~ should 1Haod •rvicn rtlll· lorly 1nd ~Uppt>tl tM Churd\ They • .-. . (1) For h11 own sake (2) F or h it ~h!ldru'• uke. (31 Fur the •ke of hos eumm"nLty ...dnation (41FIJI" tht w.ke of the Chu..-h italf. whLth nft!d• h11 monl a~d mu.,roal ~Upp<>rt Plan to go to <hurdo re11ularly ond ,.,,d your Bible daily Ken Williams _. P. J. Pauley mer PickeDB, Mr, Wesley Pickens and Mr. Doo Pickens, of Toledoi Mrs. Mamie 'Warner and Mrs. Margerlte JNnt, of Alllanoe; Mra. Da!IQ' PaulO!', Deerfield; Mr. and Mn. David Smith Jr. , and chlldren Mary Ann, Da~ vld, Sammy and Paul, and grandlOll Bobby Dean, of COlumbus. filtklnwide Mutu11l h11urana Co. ')fonte ollice: Colu111hus, Ohio Willi the hope It will, in sune meuura, foater and help ouataln that which Is (OOd In !Uilly and community Ufe, th!sleaturelsSj)ODBOrodbytlle INa!neSI llrma alii orpn!zad<NII w h e n - ' appear below. TINY'S FOODLAND MIDDLEPORT, 0. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. OIDO'S OWEST DODGE DEALER MIDDLEPORT, OIDO ,· . Rock Bottom Pr•·ces HOYT'S SOHIO SERVIa , WEST MAIN ST. POMEIIOY,O. SUPPORT THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE ~ AIJ , LYONS MARKET MIDDLEPORT, omo LEIVING COAL COMPANY PRODUCERS AND DISTRIBUTORs OF HIGH GRADE COAL WEST COLUMBIA, W. VA. t FAMILY RECREATION SWIMMING RACINE FUL-VALU MARKET TilE STORE wmt A HART RACINE, OIDO ·,~$ Mustang $1, 09~ BOGGS EQUIPMENT SALES- ALLIS CIIALMBERS ~ ,~CE FARM - INDUSTRIAL - LAWN - GARD!i2i · TUPPERS Ii'LAINS Q>e. One local owner, 6 cyL stand. sllift. . ,'· Mustang Conv. Pit 667-ata5 ' -~8 OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. Pontiac REXALL DRUGS WE FILL ALL DOCTOR'S PRESCIIIP'I10N8 992-$5$ POMEROY; Q. ATTEND THE SAVE -tatal!ra 2 dr. liard. Top. OIIIJI2,346 easy miles. So near ~·put II In the shoWr00111. PS, PB, AT, 68' Buick $AVE ,£1ectra Cus- 4 dr. liard TtlP- Factory Air Condltiooed. 1';139 eoay miles. Full .center arm rests. f'ulbo equipped. RAY RIGGS, INC. Lin<Oin - MorC111'Y - C<lnet - E,.Usii-Ford · 593-6601 ATHENS, 0, 85 N, COURT,ST. iS.Flrehird WILLIS ANTHONY 65 Chevrolet $1,495 992-2550 JIIIDDLEPORT l ARNOLD'S SOHIO SERVICE . trans., J5 Mercury ATHENS RD. POIIIEIIOY, 0. 992-eG!II A FRIENDLY PLACE TO BUY 6 crl ensine. Superb $1,195 'b:met Cilento V8, 2 dr. ·llard Top. 4 sp. ah!ft, 289 eiJiine. Like -.... all white aa1s11 with rod vloyllntertor, ' _STEAK HOUSE- KENTucKY FRIED CIDCKEN PGMEIIOY OlD!) . ' .'64 Ford I ' .., ' $995 new '• iJI Falrllnli ' "$00" t dr, C!lstom ~ Like Au~t!e shifl..260 cu. ln. VB. · . :tary. h . • . .12 Bu1ck ' vloyl-o• . $.8'95 . Pi>l.o;:ROY•.o, ' 24 l/1 SALISBURY CADET TROOP 208 TIPS ON GOOD GROOMING HIGHLIGHTED a meeting of Cldotte Troop 208 Tuesday night at the home of Dr. and Mrs. John Ridgway, Chester Road. A beautician from Hartford, W. VL, was present to give a demon1tratl.on on .Pr(J)er methods of washing, setting, ani brushing oot hatr. Sheila Folmer, Diana Ridgway and Mllisa Rizer were models tor the demonstration. THE ORGANJZATIONAL MEETING FOR a new jwtior troop in Syracuse took place Thursday night at lhe home of Mrs. Paul Harris, who will serve as leader ot Troop 2S4. Mrs. Ken Nease wiJJ bto the assistant leader. Stephanie Ord was elected scribe with Susan Gooch named tbe treasurer. 'lbe first meeting was designated as "get...acqualnted time." There was group singing, alii refreshmerts were served. Member1 of the new lrOLP are Demaris Ash, Rhonda Ash, Sharon Baker, Megan Brown, &Ubi Chapman, Darlene Duncan, Susan Gooch, Julie Gooch, Kimberly Grueser, Debbie Harden, Alisa Harrh, April Hayman, Lila Hughes, Sheryl Moore, Rebecca Ord, Stephanie Ord, VIcky Rizer, Luarme Staats, and Karen Guinther. MIDDLEPORT TROOP 5 PATROL LEADERS WERE SELECTED DUIUNG a meeting of Middleport Junior 'fn:.q) 5 Thursday night at the scout house. Elected patrol leaders, and girls assigned to the patrols, were Vicky Slack, leader, with Kathy Manley, Krista Morris, Mary Kay Gallagher, Sheryl Woocl, Sheryl Adama, Pam North. Terri Jacobs, members; Kathy Harris, leader, Janie Van Meter, Kathy Baker, . Clntt.y Glaze, Kathy Coleman, Beeky Fultz, Sherrl Lane, and Marilee C&ssell, members, and Beth Vaughan, leader. Susie Samuels and ~:'~e~:~et<;:~e;'!~~~· Dreama Hovatter, Melody Skaggs, Sheryl Adams was elected treasurer am Marilee ·Cassellsecretary of the troop. Plans were .~isc~ssed_ for ~ s~ting ~artY in Oc- ·· - ·~AI.:~:: TROOP 100 OFFICERS WERE ELECTED AND THE ACTIVE citizens badge taken on as the troop project when the Salisbury Junior Troop 100 met Thursday at the school. omcers elected were Debbie Kennedy, treasurer; Patti Eblin, uslatant treasurer; Kim Ohlinger; scribe, and Rose Marie Coi::MJrn, aaslstant scribe. Plans were made to work toward a court of awards and an brfestlture was planned in October. "Gripe-vine" cards are to be submitted at the next meeting at whlch time home, school, and troop problems revealed through the cards wUI be discussed. The ., • ._u_ ~\ TOO,Y~ ·········J············ . . YOU, ~ WILL -~ ., ~ SEE , , . 511'1. 26 ~~ - ~~.,,~' POMEROY ·-MOTOR CO. POMEROY, OHIO - · at Tibet and b:llo, Mrl• F.dl1011 Hollon read uSiow Me upen1e1 ol the mlrdltet'l' wlves Down. Lord,., "'lltank Heaven retreat Forest R u n tor the Weather," lnd "'lbree United M-st Chercb Wom- -'lblnp cl. Beauty," Mrs. 9tutler en's libcloV of Cllri- Sarv- eave "Poor Mortala We," .ad lco mal w-~ nlaht at the Mrs. Edith SlaSIXI ooncluded w1t1t home at the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Jom 3:16 and a prayer for to- a. ~:: D.A.V. Hall, Butternut Avo., POmeroy. All boys w1to are o!l!hl yeara old or who han entel"ed the third grade of acbool are Invited to attend wlt1t tllelr par. · enta • Boya w1to are 10 roars old are urged to attend this meeting because the Webeloa Deo will be organized. Tom Met.. calt, Scoubnaster, and Frances Tyler, Webeloa leader of the Sluller. dol'. It waa fiCIOited that 27 abutMrs. 9utler served a deltert In v!alts were modo the pall ...... Ill the 13 momherl and montll. MrL • Rull Wataoa and four aueat.s, Jane Slton, SUdra Mra. Fred Neue reported on CurUa, the Rev. Mr. lilaller, tile recent .Uotr!cl moet!ag at andKovlnSiuller. Clmp Albuey. Plana were made for a bake sale to be held at tile D u k e C!eonera In Pomero,y on Oct. t. Mro. Neaee q>enod. the meetIng with devotions wlllcb IncludVlnton~BJdwell Troop and Pack~ ed oer!pture from Jolin 6, praywill be present to help organ. er, • and a meditation eat!Ued !ze end talk about the Webelos. ••IJlmna We Love." Everyone desh1ng more lnforEach' member portlrjpalod In matlOII may call Roger Dillard, the wlllch'HIIlrod readCubmaster, or Patrick D, Wood, Th~ were '"Experimentll committee chairman. In Frlendoh!p" by Mrs. Davia Flllli "Where Then ls Love," Announce by Mr1. Harry W1att; an arUcle from the ldoalo Book at FriendBirth of Son ship, Mra. Mark Ev&Dsi .. Se.. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Carter crat of the Girl Next Door," ot Rocky Mount, N. c.. ~c:e Mrs. Nease; "[ See a Diadtile birth of a son sept. I, at pie," Mrs. Lela Curtis; "I won .. Park VIew Hospital there, weigh~ der.'' Mrs, Watson and "Two Olds F-85 Club Cpe. - - - - - - - -- - - lng B lba. , 12 02 . and named Worda," Mrs. John Grueser. Gold Dnlsll with matchi!V Yill)'llnL, V8, auto., P.S., radio, Othera prelellted were "Point Jetrrey Caldwell Carter. 14,000 actual mUes. One owner. New Old5 trade. r1 Vlew,'" by Mrs. Olan ~~­ Materna) grandparents a r e mer; "Golden Windows," Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Caldwell, Ford LTD Dr. H.T, ------ • ·---Reedsville, Ohio, and the pater- Olan Genhelmer, anci"Cllmblng ure•s Ladders," Mrs. Allred nal grandmother is Mrs. Bea352 VS motor, auto. trans.• P.S., white over blue, with trice Carter ol Wake Forest, Yoau&er. blue interior, Mrs. Kerns Roush gave a reN. C. Mrs. Edna &unmertleld, view on overseas rellet tor refLong Bottom, is the great F11d Fairlane Dr. --·--·---grandmother. VS, auto., radio, w-s-w tires, burgu&Kiy finish with beige vinyl bucket seats. girls were organized Into patrols as follows: "Dumb Bums, •• Penny Eblin, leader, and Rose Marie Coburn, Olds Cutlass Con. --- ·-- ·--- --assistant leader, with Debbie Kemedy, carl Notlingham, SoU V8 motor, auto., P.S., blue with mitching lnt., ndl.:,.. White, and Denise Marsllall. w-s-w tires, wheel disc!!. urour Leaf Clovers,'' Sandy CUrtis~ patrol leader, Brenda Will, assistant, and Beverly Smith, SIOOy Carleton, Kim OhUager , 60 Olds. 4 Dr. Chrysler Chev. Sheryl Kennedy, and Vicki Abbott. "Day Dreamers," Patty Eblin, leader, Tamlll)" Blake,11uistant, 4 Door Waron V-8 Auto. aoo Pam Nottingham, Beverly 'fW, and Kelly Wilson. V..S Auto. V-8 Avlo. Mrs. Phil Ohlinger is the troop leader, and Mn. William Ohlinger Is her assistant. PUSH IS ON program mas. Carters a ClEARANCE/ 67 ·$2495 65 4 64 $1595 500 2 -$1495 62 $295 Salisbury PTA Will Sponsor Youth Groups lht Sallsll!!cy .P.T.A, .~1 I Ia Orot meetlnli of the ochool term 1\!esday night voted to contime oponsorlng Boy Scout ·and Cllb Scout Pack 246, Girl Scout Cadet . Troop 208, Junior Troop 100, and tho Brownie Scoot Troop. Mrs. VIrgil King presided at the llfeOtlng whicll opened with thl!l fiag ceremony by the color guard of Troop 246. DOYOIIona were given by the Rev. William Airson and the children of Mr. and Mrs. King sang several spiritual selections. Teachers were lntl"'dleed aat t h e first grade students. Mrs. Edward Kennedy, program ehair~ man, preaeoled Edw&rd Ball w1to conducted a court or honor tor Pack 246. Several boya were promoted from the cub scout paek to ti-oopo. Tenderfoot awarda were preaented to Floyd BumOI', Ruaaell DaYis, Robert F.aBOII, J!mm,y Colburn, and WUbur Lelflle!t. Chacida Hall spoke brleOy 011 sc:outlng and expreaaed that hope for aome E&gte scouts among the group. t-Il Cluba portldpatlng .., the program were Seven Taen Slltcberll, &MJwvWe '-II C I u b, and the Blue Jt,y C I u b, Membera w e r e prelaJted modallng clotll!ng wllleh thO!' 1w1 made. Doring the llosloeu moet!ag It waa reported tll&t there !o a balance of $793,39 In the treu- ury. Piau were mad~ ll>r ~­ ing the Farm Bureau dinner on Oc:t. 17. Winning the attendance a"ard was the sixth grade c 1 a s a lauSht by Jolin The P. T.A. prayer concluded themeetlngand refreshments were served by the execuUve committee. Ar-. ··--~·····~············ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • 60 :• J,_ "~'·f. .:. ~:' Sta. $295 . COMING .. 69 Cadillac & Oldsmobile Showina Thursday, Sept. 26. You're invited, stop by and have refreshments with us. KARR &VAN ZANDT GMAC FINANONG 992-5342 POMEII"Y ;· Ws'r1 all K1y1d Up! 1959 Rambler_________$250 4 dr sedaa, 6 eyL atd. trans. 1959 Plymouth••••.$250 1960 Chrysler•••••$695 1961 Chevrolet.__$29 1962 Ford ________ $695 2 dr. sedan, 6 cyl ald. trans. 4 dr. sedan, auto. trans.. P.S., P.B., radin. to.OIC" 4 dr. sedan, V8 auto. trans. GolaJde t dr. oedan, (OOd coodltion, VI!, auto. trans., ooe owner• •• ••• •• 1962 Ford._______ $395 : 964 Ford--------S 109 2 dr........ ald. - Gtlane 2 dr, - . ; v-. ald. truo. 0111 owner. Exco11ool condition. ' '' '' long with the parents •.•; ·, -$1095 65 ~ .. . ~ 99Utll EVERY'1111NG IN HARDWARE During the meeting the girls worked on two part& ot their sign of the arrow badge - the I'Deanllli of symbols of country and girl scouting, and greetings In other languages. The girls learned to 8ll,Y Uhello", 04 p(eJ,SI 11 800 "thank Y<JU," ifi Spanish, French, German. and Japanese. It was decided that three meetings each montb will be devoted to busineu and projects, and the fourth a social event. Mrs. Pat Dul"t) Is c~leader of 1he ~ • PLUMBING AND HEATING CROW~S craft badge, , "400" 2 dr. Hard Top. Four Speed Sbift. Popular too cu. ln. llJIIIJlno. PoaiUve tractiOIL Like new condition. CI\UR~ OF -~OUR CHOiCE EBERSBACH tfARDWARE·co. OniJI SAVE BEN FRAN{(L,IN STORE POMEROY new we ,. BAKERS .OF HOLSU!d BREAD MIDDLEPORT, 0. J SWISHER & LOHSE :~: nrotproJocL · cltt_r_ · " Clunolle 2 dr.llard Top. Autunatic condition. ROYAL OAK PARK ftr- ~ A L.. -u .1 u "'MEMBER OF THE BIG 3" GENERAL MERCHANDISE TUPPERS PLAINS Pit 8674280 2to LINCOLN ST. New Pontiac & Buit:ks ~~- I MARK VSTORE .i:i September Pomeroy Junior ,;irl Scout Troop 61, meetJrw at the horne of CUb Seoul Pack 248 IIIII hold PrOceeds towards new f l r e Mrs. Don n.om.s, loader, Wednesday night orpnlzod U.O patrols, • re-reglstratim .ml>!0tlng Sepelected oltlcers, and selected work on the needlecratt liMp as their tember 2t at 7 p.m. at tile t~ck. COME FOR FUNERAL SYRACUSE COming from out of 1o1m for the !lmeralotPfc. WOllam Plckeno, wllo puaed &• way In tile Nova! hospital at Port1mouth, Va., were Mr. El- 214 E. 2nd MIDDLEPORT A IJift at IIICIMI' was presented lo Mro. W_.l stuUer for • Hoeflich SYRACUSE TROOP 254 WILLIAMS 11d PAULEY NATIONWIDE PRONE 992-3284 SATU\IDAY CHI(:KEN BARBECUE, Saturday, begl.mlng at· il Lm., Ma""" VoiWIIeer tiro Jlopartmeol. cee the dance, which ts schooloponaorod. The public Is welcome. ', MONDAY TENT 95, Dowghtera of UnIon Veterans, Monday at t h e D. A.v. ball. BETHEL 62, International Order of Jobs Daughtera, 7:30 Moodol' nlibt at the Masonic Temple, l'Omel'O)'; oll<llllll for the alation at marllllall will bo c:onduc:led. MEIGS BAND Booatera regular meeting, 8 p.m. Mllndt,y at Molga ll!gll Scllool cafeteria. LIDIA cmcLE, Pomeroy ·United Methodist Cherch, 7:30 p.m. Mon4ay n1Rht at tile church. THf CHUlCH fOl All ... AU FOA THE CHUJK:H GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. •• • ,, I . Lill Thomaa was elected scribe of the troop, with Cindy Reedy the treasurer, 'n1e three patrols organized were 11 Moon Kittens," Angela Siuon. leader, and Julie Capehart, assistant leader, with Debbie Balley, Lisa Thomas, Crystal Glaze, and Jlll Cottrilli ~•Meigs Marauders," VIcki Hortman, leader, Patty Heaton, anlst. ant, aoo Tina Dutty, Brenneaa Hood, and Clnd.Y Reedy, and Katrina Batey; and the 11 Five Birds," Terri Russell, leader, Julia Gheen, assistant, with Jackl.e Carsey, Kim Jone11, ali:l Anita Ash. SATURDAY NIGHT hiSh 1chool Plana were discussed for participating In the oounty-wide dance porto., Melia Junior High 11couting program of skating lessons at the Skate-Away-Rink. Knitauditorium, Pomeroy, 8:30 to ting, crocheting am sritocking will be (eatured in work on the needle11:30 ~.m. Tile Jays will em- is spent on the back lawn with watertolors and pud, mostJy t.hlnking or dreaming. BAKERS OF GOOD BREAD Ht!NTINGTON,W.VA WSCS ·Program Given llCub Pack 248 W " ~~\ , . ~I! t To Re-Regrster@ In Members· Readings I By Charlene ··· the ho11ten to Marie Fraaels, Am Yeouier, Mary Brower, _!:HESTER ¥0LUNTEER FireBlanche Harrison, Gertrude ... ,.on piCIIIc ,[ the fire houae, Kloes, Donna Stewar~ Paula Rae amda¥, ·Sept. 22,,at 5 p.m. Ji'lroKloes, Charlotte Peckham, Or· men, their famUte&, the Ladle& va Powell, Violet McKnight, Mrs. Auxiliary and fam1lle1, and aU Everett Plants, and Elsie Hado thoae who helped with the fOod dvx. booth at the Meigs CO. Fair, and their ramlllea Invited. Mark will be four-Wn )'elr:r. old this month. He is very t.h01.1gbtful theae day&. ¥any an hour __.-....._ HEINER'S BAKERY ', .:·;·:·:-:-:·:·:-:-:-:·:::·::::=~::::->.::::::::~&::::-.::::::::::::::~::~ �., " ' . . Nond.. ·lb:t4< L m.1 .. . MT. HERMON UNITED BRETII.RI!N IN CHRIST - Rev. the Rev. Casto. Wednesday evening prayer services at 7:45. ' ·.~ ·. QIRISTIAN SCIENCE Services at 315 Main SL, Pt. Pleasant, Sundays 11 a. m.j Wednesdays 8 p. m. All welcome. LOTIRIDGE UNITED METHODJST- Worship, tlrstandthird Sundl)'.s of each month, 10:45 L • •• • m.; second and fourth Sundays, 1:30 p. rn. Sunday School, 9:45 a. m. Christian Endeavor, third Saturday of each month. • 4 LAUREL CLIFF FREE METHODISf CHURCH - Sunday School 9:30 a. m,, morning worshiP, 10:10 a. m., evening wonhjp. 7:30 p, rn.; Wednesday, Christian Youth Crusaders, 6:30 p. m. and prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m. Thursday, choir practice, 7 p. m. R. Eugene Gill, pastorj Phil Wise, SuPt. DEXTER CHU RCH OF CHRIST - Ronnie Russell, pastor. Norman C. Will, S.,PL Sunday School 9:30 a. m.; WorshiP service. 10:30 a. m. Chri5tian Endeavor Sunds,y evening. RACINE FIRST CHURCII OF THE NAZARENE -Sundt,ySchool 9:30 a. m.; Morning Worship, 10:30 a. m.; Evening Worship, 7:30 p. m. Pra)'er servtces, 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Sund113 School Superintendent, Paullne McClintock. Pastor. Rev. Morris M. Wolfe. .. .·:0' . 11!E DANVILLE WESLEY AN CHURCH- Charles Dozer, pastor; Adra Swick, Sul'liay School Superinlelllent. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.; Worship service, m. Youth aoo Junior youth service, 6:45 p, Pl. Evening worship, 7:30. Pra,yer and praise, Wednesday, 7:30. UNITED FAITH CHURCHNease Settlement - Robert E. ~ith, Sr., pastor. Sunda,y School SUPerintendent KeMeth Matson. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.j WOJ"oo shiP service, 10:30 a. m. and 7:30p.m. eachSunday.Mid-week prayer meeting, Wednesday, 7:30 ar-h~aetb; ·rm. ...... .. Hewanl Po-U a nd Freda PoweU. DIJ Mwrooek ..., ... lloP, PlrkentiUrl . W \'a ., wUI take noUN tlla' on t"' 1111'1 da' of SeP· l.ernbtr, ~-. tM •mderwl(ned platn· Ufb nltlld lllelr PI!!'Utlon •a-Jnst J011 ,. the (OQrt of Co mmo11. Pleu of I Mel~:• Co11.rt)". Ohio, pr•ylna: for Pll· UUaa ef tJw follo•lnl dneribed real pntper1f: TM lollow1na rul ~tate 11Qut.. ed ill Ute Towrqlrlp ol lAbo.Don, CMID.l)' of Melli and BYte o6 Ohio lftll ~ .. , ~LioD T-at7 (10). Towa No. Three •JI. llult:• No. 11 ef Ule Ohio Compmr'J PureUM end bMDded e..d dacrlbed • lof. .... ftl In ..... to.lrit: a.,aaam, It .o .olonl CCI1'11er to Wa.. in ~:entv of rPd oa W.U. tu; tbenH -UMlerilll .US road IINt.h I <lea . .-at IS pollll ; UNDOII IMith II mlmltH W'KI 15 pg1eo; ..·' cw.-, ·. IO\IUI 41 de a. -•t Ill p0W1: IIOIIIJII n "lu; a;, 11'7 a.ea. 1111 de•. 'W W. I polee , N UM! del. W. 31 paiM; N. 53V. d••· W. 11 poiM to atoM ill ltAid ro•d; Ute_. N . -~ • • . &. 12-4 }'•·••·• '-0 a IW.. a eoner w Wm. CIJrk. u.ence vtt~ Mid t;;larll liM ,'\ (l:to,\ del· J:. (II , . - SO the plue of OIIIUIIliDI acres u4 I rvU ., •1 ..... .._liJUibl,l. aJ:ID,tNCE DEID: V~tl. 131, , ... ~.P"d Beeol'lb. JII~•P CounU' yflli 111'11 ""tWn<l &o en.twer tbr Mill -Ullin IIJ Ule ttl! d~oJ of N• .....,. fMI)I. or JuQmeat b7 doo· 11t11 ' readertd arw.t JOII · LUA V. MASON FAY II. iiiiTH Ww 1111 ........... JI&LiiN M . CUVENOU 'r. caow.~w 1'011T1m A,......,.. ,.,, r:• ..... t.r• f\tl I:S, JO, 3f 1101 4. II. 18 ,..., P.m. SUTTON METHODIST - Rev. W. Dale McClurg, pastor. SunKENO CHURCH OF CHRIST- day School, 10:30 a. m.; Worship Norman McCain, !IUperintendent., Service, 9:30 a. m., serond and Services weekly at 9:80 a. II!· Courth SWlday each month. Preaching, first and third Sunday of montiJ by Charles Russell at CHESTER CIWRCH OF THE 9:30 a. m. NAZARENE - Rev. Herbert BRADFORD CHURCH OF Grate, pastor. Worship service, CHRu;T -Charles Russell, pu- 11 a. m. and 7:30p.m., Surday. tor. Richard Gilkey, Supt.. Sun- Surday School, 9:30 LID. Richday School, 9:30 a.m.; Morning ard Barton, Supt., Charles BlsWorship, 10:30 a. m.; Evenit"@ sell, assistantsupt. Prayer meetworship, 7 p.m. Wednesday Bible i'lt, Wednesday, 7:30p .m. stud,v, 7:30 p, m. HARRISONVILLE PRESBYtU:ORGANIZED CHURCH OF' TEIUIIN - Mrs. Norma Lee, Jesus Christ of Latter D a y Sunday School Slelerinterdent. Saints, Portland - Racine Road. SuiKiay School, 9:30 L m. Sur-r Sunde:~· School, 9:30 a. m.; Mornda.y service, 8 p. m., the Rev. ing Worship, 10:30 a.m.. Sunday Max Donahue of Middleport evenil"€ service at 7. Wednesday speaking. even~ prayer service, 7:30. Pastor, Elder Frederick J. StoJEHOV All'S WITNESSE5, Lar· berL .. . f. vrne, day prayer and Bible study, 7:30 p. m. TUPPERS PLAINS UNITED MEntODIST- Morning Worship 9,30 L m. at !ormer EUB buildi~ El1)anded Surday School session for nursery to grade six children at former MethOOist annex at 9:30 L m., Mrs. J a m e s ·Stout, children's superintendent. Surda,y Church School, adults and BRADBUl!Y CHURCH OF youth, 10:30 L m.; j unior high, C!IRIST - !lmday oehool, 9:30 L senior high and young adults m. Glen. Evans, ~pt. Church ser meet in fonner Methodist Church vices, 10:30 a.m.; evening serfor Sunday Church School. Boyd vice, 7:30; Wednesday , prayer Hackney, youth superintendent; services, 7:30p.m. st high class and senior adults eetlng In former EUB building, GRAHAM UNITED ME.'THQ; obert Vineyard, supt. Adult Bi- DISJ' CHURCH - Preaching, 9:ble CJass party,last Mollla.y each 30 a.m., First and Second ~ ­ month. Youth Fellowship each da.va of each month; Third and Sunday, 6 p, m. in former Meth- Fourth Sundays each month, Worodist buildi~~&o District youth ral- ship service at 7:30 p.m.; Wed~ ly tlrst Mo!XIay of each month nesday evenings at 7:30, Prayer LET ART UNITED METHO- and Bible study. FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION DISI' CHURCH - Flr!Jt and Second 9.mdays preaching, 8 p.m.; -Bald Knobs, Portlaoi-Bashan Third and Fourilt !lmdays, SUn- Road. Rev. E. J, Griffith, pastor. day School 10 a.m., Worship aer- Sunday School, 9:30 L m.; Rogvice 11 a.m.; Tuesday evenings er Wilfred, Supt. Sut¥1ay worship service, 7:30 p, m. Prayer meeta18 p.m., PrayerandBlbleatudy, RUTLAND CHURCH OF TilE ing, Tuesday, 7:30 p, m., MilNAZARENE - Rev. Lloyd D. ford frederick, class leader. Grimm, Jr., pastor. Sunday Youtb F8U011ship, Friday, 7:30p. School, 9:30 L m.; morning wor· m. Ernest Deeter, leader; Rogship, 10:30 a. m. i young peoples er Wilfred, Jr., president. MASON ASSEMBLY CHURCH service. 7:30 p. m.; evangelistic OF GOD - Second St., Mason, servi... s, 7:30 p. m. Wednesd&y w. Va. sUnday Schooi,W a.m. evening service, 7:30 p. m. Morning worship, 11 a. m. Evangelistic service, 7:30 p.. ma Bible Study and prayer service, Wednesday, 1:30 p. m. Chester TenLEGAL NOTICE nant, pastor. Phooe 773-5133. LI'GAL NOTICI CARLETON CHURCH - KingsIN THI CDMMOM I"LIAI COUaT 0'1" M•IGI COUNTY. OHIO bury Rood. Sunday Schuol, 9:30 LID.& V. Maaon, 1011 81nunon. Court. Akron, Ohio t1301; a. m •• Ralph Carl. ~. Worship , ..,. 11. Smtih, 101:1 PI~ Anaue. service, 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. "llntn. Oll.lo, " " " ': aM Ho•n 11. Cl..,enrer, Ul!l Wel&on alternately ~ Prayer meeting, A ~D\11, Akron, ONu +1301. Wednesday, 7:30 p. m. . Plallltlffl, MIDDLEPGRT HEATH UNITED WIUiam IC. Lartills. et el., METHOOISJ'- Max E. Donahue, Do.lend&atl. .~ minister; James Brewington, NOTtCI IY I"UILieATION Georale Rendentlot, whOM place of Sunds,y oehoOI superintendent. •l!llldellee it IIDII:IaowD; J"-ck Hen.derChurch school, 9:30a.m.; morn•ho&, wboee P1a01 of reeklenee ll unhlown; the u~wn bein. deY~Mee, ing worship. 10:30 a.m. ; youth lecete., admlnlstntor. ezecutor ud meeting, Sundlcy, 6 p.m. Choir re•'lllflll of Georll& Hendenhut. 1Jit.. (eal>lllll: the unbown beln. <lnl..a. hearaal Wednesday, 7 p.m ., choir loPJet.ee, adlntoWutor, a:eru\or eiMI ...l&ne of .Ia~:• Hendenhot, dece. .. director, Ben Philson. Prayer fld.; WUUam G. DeY:Ine end Unde servic~. Wednesday, 8 p.m. DevtM, 101 B-Bull' RoiUt . Fort De· - MT. UNION BAPTIST - Rev. Cecil Cox, paator. Sunday Scllool superintendent, Larry Clark. Sunday School, 9:45a.m.; Sunday evening worship, 7:30; Wednes- Meigs Property Joseph J. Postlewait, Marie R. Postlewail to Cllarles H. Schu· ler, Wan:ta Sc huler, lots, ~fid­ dleport. Susie Wood to Lee 0 . WoOO, Jr., Beatrice Wood~ lots, Syracuse. John M. Groves, Patricia Ann Groves, Leo Keanedy Jr., JWith Ann Kemedy to Jack Satterfield, Jr., Carolyn Jean Satterfield, par-cels, Salisbury. W. H. Blankenship, Juanita Blankenship to Harlan D. Whitlatch, Keltlul Whitlatch, lot, Pom~roy• Walter E. Walker to Terry R. Cullums, C4rol)rn C. CUUwns,. parcels, Bedford. Martin E. Abbott, MiM!e Marie Abbott to Rarllall L Davis, carotyn R Divis, lots, MXkUeport. Jesse C. Prolltl, Ora Profitt to Kothe! V. O!Jwuu, lot, Salem. <:4'de J. Frazier to Roy H. ry Carnahan, prestdi~ minister. Sunday: Bible lecture, 9:30a.m.; Watch Tower study, 10:30 a.m.; Wednesday: Bible study, 7 p.m. Thursday: Ministry school, 7 p. m. service meetlQJ, 8 p. m. MASON CHURCH OF CHRISTMiller st. - Everson Weekley, paRtor. Bible study classes,SUnda.r; 10~ m,·wonhlp m:1 preactilng, 10:5!i a. m.; Sunday evening service, 7:30. Bible study classes, Wednesday, 7:30 p..rn • . MORNING ST AD UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - Rev. William Airson, pastor; J o h n lhle, Sl.W)t.; Roy van Meter, Asst. Supt. Sunday Sch~ J_;_!~ a. m. ; CHESTER CIIDRCH OF GODThe Rev, ClleaterBryanl,pa-. sumay School, 9:30 a. m.; W~­ ship service, 11 a. m.; ~ worship, 7:30p.m.. Prayer servIce, Tuesday, 7:30 p. m. Youth Service, 'llllrsday, 7:30 p. m, Monlhly sJ:vs, first Saturday at each month. HEMLOCK GROVE Cllrlatlan Church - James QUisenberry, pastor; RIIS Whaley, !lVIII- Communion and worship service, 9:30 SOUTH BETHEL UNITED METHODIST - Worship, second and fourth Sunday, 10:30 a. m.; first and third Stmdays, 7:30p.m. Surtda.) Sc hool, 9:30 a. m. Youth Fellowship, 6 p. m. each Sunday at Tuppers Plains United Methodist Church. ' lOtiO &. m.; E-nni!V _... and Pi'alae aorvlco, 'llnlrldll', 7:30. p.m. m. Piver -· . T'KE RUTLAND '"t.!ETHODM' CHiJRCH - Rev, C. J •. Lemley, Cburcll Se..,.., 9:30a.m.; poJII!r; ice, 10:80 a. m..; .bllor cholr practice, Wodl)oldll', 3:20p.m.; Seu1or cbolr practlce, 'J1ulrsda,y• 7:30 p. m, liJiw lluaUer CIUI . POMEROY TRINITY UNITED J11801irw, fow-lh Frldll' at ou:h CIIDRCH OF CIIRIST- Rev. W, monllt at 6 p, m, Wealoyan Sorv· H. Perrin, paii!Dr. Patrick D. clo Guild, tow-lh Monday at each Wood, s..t. Smday Scllool, 9:15 month, 7:80 p, m.; Junior Higll a. m.; Worsldp, 10:25 a. m. MYF• 4:30 p, m, each SUDday; ' Yoolh cllolr rollearsal, - · Senior 111gb MYF, 5:30 P. m., 6:30 p. m. Mrs. MarVIn Burt, each Sunday. director; senior cllolrrolleorsal, PORTLAND METHODIST Thursday, 7:30 p.. m•• Mrs. Paul Rev. W. Dale McClurg, pastor. Nease, dlredor. ThUrsday, an Sunday School, 9:30a.m.; Warday, Busy Bee quUII:W party In ship service, 7:30p.m, churcll social mom. OAK GROVE METHODIST RUTLAND CHURCH OF W. Dale McClurg, puiDl'. SWiday CHRIST _ Roy W. Carter, pas- Scllool, 10:30 a. m ;; Worship tor. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.; service, 9;30 a. m,, first an:l Communion and worship service, third Sunday each month. 10:30 a, m,; Prayer meeUm, ZION CHURCH OF CllRISJ'Thuraday, 7:30p.m. v. H. Bra- Pomeroy-Harrisonville Ro a d ley Supt. Jolm Webster, pastor; Ray UtCHE5TER METHODIST Cllerg• ' Ue, SUnday scllool suporln- Rev. Pearl A. cuto, pastor. tendent. Sunday school, 9:30 a. CHESTER: ·Worship, 9 a. m.; m.; worship senrice, 10:30 a. Sunday School, 10 a. m. ; Mrs. m. &mday evening service, 7:Wa!d Spencer, Slljll, FLAT· 30; Thurldll' evening service, WOODS: Churcll Scllool,lluoday, 7:30._ 11 a.m., Jolin Bally, olljll. WorST. JOHN'S LUTHERAN-Bri· ship service alternates with AI- an ~1, pastor. Morning worfred and Flatwoods. Services ship, 9 a. m.; SuniaY School. Sunday mornl~ or evening, of 10:30 a.m. each week. ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN -32 GRACE EPISCOPAL- E. Main E. Second St., Pomeroy, Sunday st., Pomeroy - Sunday . worship Sehoul, 10 a.m..; Worship service service, 10:30 a. m. with Jay.. 11 a. m. leaders. SYRACUSE UNITED METHOSEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST DIST CHURCH - Rev. Paul A. Church - Pomeroy, Mulberry Sellers, pastor. Surday School, Heights Road, north cl. Veterans 9:30 a. m., Ben Quisertlerry, Memorial Hospital, PhliiiP Gag- Slf)~ Morning worship, 10:30 a. er, pastor· Wednesday • 7:30 p, m., first and third Suniays each m., Bible Study and prayer meet· month. Evening evangelistic tng. Saturday: Sabbath School , service, 7:30 p. m., second and 10:30 a. m.; Worship, 9:30 a, m. fourth Sundays FIRST UNITED PRE5BYTER· ' IAN CHUR CH Middleport, BETHANY UNITED METIIOGuest Minister James Buchan- DIST CHUR~H - Rev. Paul A. an, Sunday s:hool Superinte~ Sellers, pastor. Morning wordent. Sun:tay School, 9:30 Lm. ship, 9:30 a. m.; Sunda,y School, Worship Service, 10:30 a.m. 10:30 L m. Blythe Theiss, Supt. Choir practice, 7:30 p.m. Wed- Youth Fellowship, 6:30 p. m. nesday, CARMEL UNITED METHODIST CHURCH - Rev. Paul A. ASBURY UNITED METHOSellers, pastor. Sunday School, 'i:>IST, Syracuse - Rev. Wenlell 9:30 L m.j Wayne Roush, &4>t. Studer, pastor. Sw1da.y School, Morning worship, 10:30 a. m., 10 L m.; Carroll Norris, Supt. second and fourthSundaysofeach Worship service. 11 L nt.i MYF month. Evening e~listlc 6 p. m. Sunday. P~er meeting service, 8 p. m. 'Jecolll a n d WOOnesday, 8 p. m. third Sunda,y each month. POMEROY CHURCH OF THE ENTERPRISE UNITED METI!NAZARENE- Corner Unionand ODIST - Rev. William Airson, Mulberry. Rev. Clyde V. HenderPa11tor. Ralph ~encer , Sl.pt. ; son, Plllx>r. Sunda,y Scllool, 9:30 Eldon Weeks, Au"t. Worship serL m.; Raymond Walburn, Sl(>l. vices, 9:30 a.m.; Sunday School, Morning worship. 10:30 a. m.; 10:30 a.m.; Youth Fellowship, Eveairw Service, 7:30 p. m. Mid6:30. Wedneoda.Y: Choir, HS p. week service, Wednesday, 7:30 m.; Bible Study, 7:30. p. m. ·cHURCH OF CHIRST - Mid· dleport, 5th and Main. Jack ODIST - Rev. Wendell G. Stut.Scltos, supt. Bible School, 9:30 ler, pastor. Worshij) service, 9 a. m.; Morning worship, 10;30 a. L m.; Sunday Schod, 10 L m. m.; Evening worship, 7:30 p. m.i Mrs. Fred Nease, ~t. Prayer service, Wednesday, 7 p. MINERSVILLE ll N I T E D m. Rev.-·Raulin Moyer, pastor. METHODIST - Rev. WendeD CHURCH OF TilE NAZARENE StuUer, poalx>r, sunda¥ School, -Middleport. Rev. Audr-y Miller, 9 L m. i Kemeth Wiggens, Sltlt. ••· ,pastor. Leiter Taylor,&4>1-&JnWora.uv service, 10 L m. -• day ~hool , 9:30 a.m.; Mu.o. .....,. SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE WorMup, ·•• 10:30 • L m.; Junior SoNAZARENE- Rev. A. E. Miller, clet,y, 6:30 p. m.; NYPS, 6:45 p. pastor. 8 o b Mool'e, Sunday m. Sunda,y E'varw!listi.c meetlrw, School Supt. Sundl,y School clan- 7:30 p, m. Prayer meotirw, Wed-. es tor all ages, 9:30 Lm.; Mor• nellday, 7:30p.m. FO~ RUN UNITED METH- ing Worship, 10:30 a.m.; NYPS THE SALVA110N ARMY -FnSet:, Parcel, Salisbury. Sunday 6:30 p.m.; Evangellsdc wy n.y s. Wining, olficer In Virgil rrank Haman. dec., to Service Sunday 7:30 p.m.; ~ cllarge. Standay, 10 a.m.,HoHGrace Dull Hamon, eert. for week Prayer meeting Wedne&- nesa meetlrw; 10:30 a. m. Smtrans. , Scipio. day 7:30p.m.; Mlnlonary Meet.- day Sc..,.., Yourw l'eqlle'o LeRalph C. Gilmore, dec. , to ing Second WedneldQ of each g:lon, 7 p. m. ; Salvatim meethw:, Fern T. Gilmore~ cert. for trans.~ month 7:30p.m. 7:30 p. m.; 1bursday, 1 to 3 p. Pomeroy, salisbury. .EDEN UNITED BRETIIREN IN m.; lAdles n-o League; 7p.m. Fern T. Gilmore to DoroUey CHRJST - Elden R. Blake, pas- •Prep classes. L. Young, lot, Middleporl tor. Sunday Scllool, 10 a. m., MT. MORIAH BAP'IliT --MidLee Albert Rou1h, dec., to Na- Wlnn!e HolsJ:vor, IIVIII- MOI'IIIIV dloport, corner at Foorlh and omi M. Roush, cerL or uana., sennon, u a. m. Evening sen- Main st. Robert Jackaon, pastor. Pomeroy. cle ChriaUan n.leavor~ 7:30 P. Sunday Sebool, ~~ L m.;MornJames Davidson, dec., to Mel- m Mr• • ..... cl»nllor proal. Ina worsldp, 10:31la. m,. Amold ., • 14.,_ ' Ric:hafd aup. vina Davidson, Daniel Da'idaon, deDI. Seq sontco and aennon, RUT.:Atm FIRST BAPTIST Naomi Wyatt, IAvad& Wheeler, Rev, Samual J. J&eklon, pastor, Cora Cu:minglwn, DIYid Davidson. Affid. of Trans., Salisbury. Chester were SundQ evening Prtyer Hnlce, 9:30 a. m.; Sillguests ol Mr. and MrL Wayne "day Sebaol, 10 a.m., Mn. Ger· Brickle a. '>"trudo, IIUIIer, Sqlt. Wonblp .Mrs. Gladyo VIolet and Mlos aorvlco, II a. m, BajJtlot TrainLinda Spencer attended a bridal Ina Unloo, lint and !kmsllower lor Mr. and Mro. David clqo at 5-.30 p, m.; Mra. MirY Heaton Friday ewnlns at the WoOds, proalcleDI. By MRS. EVELYN BRICKLES home of Mr. and Mrs. RuueU HlSELL RUN FREE METRoMr. and Mrs. James Stalnaker Spencer of lllester. DIST ·· - RoY. Coctl J. Win, pasof Marietta, Mr. and Mrs. Junior Mr. and Mra; Dolbert Nichols tor, SUDday School, 8:30 a. Ill,; Ruuell of Lotlridge, and Mrs. loll Tueldll' for tllelr home In Momlns W..-shlp, 10:30; Enabw Carl Barmart of ReedavWe, all Florida after a vacation here wordd.p, 'l:30; PeGple'a were visitors of Mrs. Ruahla with his p&rellll, Mr. and Mra. Serv!co, 6:t&p.m.; P1'13'trrnHI• Shumway over the weekend. Mr. Clarence NlclloiL lnif, TIIUrodt,y, 7:30P.m. ' Stalnaker is a son of Mrs. SumMr. and Mrs. Eldred Grlmio IIIDDLEP.ORT FIRST BAP· way. of Atllena, Mr. and MrL DIIB TIST -~lei w. Slmml, JIOI• Mrs. Mildred caldwoll went Hollman, and Mr. and Mro. Martllr, F.4laoo - . - , SomdafScllool by plane to Norlh C.rolila to Yin Walker; local, were recent ~ Somdaf Cburc.b visit her daughter, Mr. an:l MrL guests of ·MrL Nelsol WoathorSciiOol, a.m.;~-aldj, 10:U. Somdaf lllblo litldr Jerry carter aM son, Jef'frey man. Mr. and Mra. Wt,y llark Ylsltboor, 7:30P.m. W""".., . _ Caldwell Carter. Mr. and Mrs. Earl McKenzie ed their \llluctrters at Athens nil!!! -'Ice, 7:30 p.JII, of Massillon. Ohio, am Mr. anJ Sunday. Mrs. John Hayes of Chester, Mr. and MrL !Wtll Vlneyord "ere SatUI'day evening ,_... IIKMid their trailer near Cresert of Mr. and Mrs. Fon Halae)'. -Ianda wllero Mr. lnd Mra, Mr. ard Mrs. Palll Kollr of Martin lived. Tuppers Plains Society News Youac e:u -er I I' prtze and aever.al other prizes were awarded to ·game winners. Refreshments were served by worship IMI;VIce, 10:30 a. m. g;ao· i ' Fridiy, Sl'lttember· 20, 1968 Gi rI Scout Diary 11: l.ashlon party. Mrs. Eulah Fran-clo waathe demonstrator. Linda IIOYiea "on the door .. RACINE METHODIST- W. ~ McCurg, paotD<. SUndiJI Scbool, a.m.; Woralllp serv- o.• ,~ seftunel, \. ~:::~::~:ay lls~~'f;T'' ' " ' ' ' '·: ;: :~:~~:;~~:::~~~~ Calendaril 8qy ~ Ice, -,,_ ' (;•i ( • ' ~""\ _7 ~ ' T~.e Pcmero)'-Mlddleport, ,. ''•• .···11oo1 -""" hos. ,:_ cer, Slttt.; Alfred Wolfe, usistant. Morning Sermon 11 L m., evening sermon, 7:30p, m.,alterraU111: each Su~. Class mee~ !nsll Lm., allernati,. SWiday mornings. Davkl Holter, c la as leader. Chrl.!ltian Endeavor, 7:30 p. m. every other StllldQ eve-ning. Jean Sexson, president. Prayer meeting, 7:30 p.m. every Wednesday. Board meeUns, 7:30 p. m.. first Morday of month. Lee Burnem, superintendent; worship aervice, 11 a.m. Wednesday prayer meet:lnl, 7:30p.m. &lnday night worship, 7:311. 10:30 a. ' Menzel Smith, paslx>r. S u ~ d a y TilE RUTLAND COMMUNITY CIDJRCH- Rev. Amos Tillis paslor. &>nday school, 9:30 a.m.; , ! '1 ~' j. ,>;r . , ' School, 9:30 a. ·m.; Russell ~n­ , Wp, '7i~ ·~'- · Yoolh service, Sunday, 6:30 p. m.; Preaching every SUnday, 7 p. m, l ... ,!, Iooder. Yooth FeDbonlllp, 7:30 p. m. SUJ:da¥. a. m.i 5unclay School, 10:30 a.m. ~ J ' rn..UJlr; ., 7:iD 1!- ,JIITiuroda)i, Fred E. Sm!lll,' IQ-- AU' RED METHODIST, Pearl A. Cillo, pastor. !lmday School at 9:30, Lloyd Dillinger, &>pt. Worship services at 10:45 with ·~.. ~j ·, • Pl'll'.t r ... : ·:·.. ·,' Boundleu cur!Qiity il his, and "IUAI,I," a certain responlll! to tvel")" answer he J"ete!Yes, BeeideR painting, he llkea to hunt, awim, golf, read, and putf.er in the buement with ~at tubea. Only recently, girls have been included wlt.b rifl" and mill8ile shotaas a favored topic of coovenatlon, He talk& about God, too. In hi& pul'lluit of answer~~ to the unlvel'lll!, he lnatlgatH family diliCull.l!ions that range from ethlca to eternity, from aroms t.o apple corea. lt'a small wonder that I thank God d1ily tor Hie Church and Ita tachinp. Ita truth& help me answer with wuranea the ~ona M.rk aske in his eearch for understanding. The Churo:h IS the l~ttNt foc!Qr \In earth forttw bu ildm, of ch-.rlelu 1nd p>d ~•tb.n· ahtp. It is 1 oloteh<>Uie of ~plrltu.ol v•luH With out 1 ttrons Chuuh, neither clemo<:r.cy oor tivlhation ean •ur· vlwe There •re four Mltlnd \. ,...... why every ~ should 1Haod •rvicn rtlll· lorly 1nd ~Uppt>tl tM Churd\ They • .-. . (1) For h11 own sake (2) F or h it ~h!ldru'• uke. (31 Fur the •ke of hos eumm"nLty ...dnation (41FIJI" tht w.ke of the Chu..-h italf. whLth nft!d• h11 monl a~d mu.,roal ~Upp<>rt Plan to go to <hurdo re11ularly ond ,.,,d your Bible daily Ken Williams _. P. J. Pauley mer PickeDB, Mr, Wesley Pickens and Mr. Doo Pickens, of Toledoi Mrs. Mamie 'Warner and Mrs. Margerlte JNnt, of Alllanoe; Mra. Da!IQ' PaulO!', Deerfield; Mr. and Mn. David Smith Jr. , and chlldren Mary Ann, Da~ vld, Sammy and Paul, and grandlOll Bobby Dean, of COlumbus. filtklnwide Mutu11l h11urana Co. ')fonte ollice: Colu111hus, Ohio Willi the hope It will, in sune meuura, foater and help ouataln that which Is (OOd In !Uilly and community Ufe, th!sleaturelsSj)ODBOrodbytlle INa!neSI llrma alii orpn!zad<NII w h e n - ' appear below. TINY'S FOODLAND MIDDLEPORT, 0. R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. OIDO'S OWEST DODGE DEALER MIDDLEPORT, OIDO ,· . Rock Bottom Pr•·ces HOYT'S SOHIO SERVIa , WEST MAIN ST. POMEIIOY,O. SUPPORT THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE ~ AIJ , LYONS MARKET MIDDLEPORT, omo LEIVING COAL COMPANY PRODUCERS AND DISTRIBUTORs OF HIGH GRADE COAL WEST COLUMBIA, W. VA. t FAMILY RECREATION SWIMMING RACINE FUL-VALU MARKET TilE STORE wmt A HART RACINE, OIDO ·,~$ Mustang $1, 09~ BOGGS EQUIPMENT SALES- ALLIS CIIALMBERS ~ ,~CE FARM - INDUSTRIAL - LAWN - GARD!i2i · TUPPERS Ii'LAINS Q>e. One local owner, 6 cyL stand. sllift. . ,'· Mustang Conv. Pit 667-ata5 ' -~8 OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. Pontiac REXALL DRUGS WE FILL ALL DOCTOR'S PRESCIIIP'I10N8 992-$5$ POMEROY; Q. ATTEND THE SAVE -tatal!ra 2 dr. liard. Top. OIIIJI2,346 easy miles. So near ~·put II In the shoWr00111. PS, PB, AT, 68' Buick $AVE ,£1ectra Cus- 4 dr. liard TtlP- Factory Air Condltiooed. 1';139 eoay miles. Full .center arm rests. f'ulbo equipped. RAY RIGGS, INC. Lin<Oin - MorC111'Y - C<lnet - E,.Usii-Ford · 593-6601 ATHENS, 0, 85 N, COURT,ST. iS.Flrehird WILLIS ANTHONY 65 Chevrolet $1,495 992-2550 JIIIDDLEPORT l ARNOLD'S SOHIO SERVICE . trans., J5 Mercury ATHENS RD. POIIIEIIOY, 0. 992-eG!II A FRIENDLY PLACE TO BUY 6 crl ensine. Superb $1,195 'b:met Cilento V8, 2 dr. ·llard Top. 4 sp. ah!ft, 289 eiJiine. Like -.... all white aa1s11 with rod vloyllntertor, ' _STEAK HOUSE- KENTucKY FRIED CIDCKEN PGMEIIOY OlD!) . ' .'64 Ford I ' .., ' $995 new '• iJI Falrllnli ' "$00" t dr, C!lstom ~ Like Au~t!e shifl..260 cu. ln. VB. · . :tary. h . • . .12 Bu1ck ' vloyl-o• . $.8'95 . Pi>l.o;:ROY•.o, ' 24 l/1 SALISBURY CADET TROOP 208 TIPS ON GOOD GROOMING HIGHLIGHTED a meeting of Cldotte Troop 208 Tuesday night at the home of Dr. and Mrs. John Ridgway, Chester Road. A beautician from Hartford, W. VL, was present to give a demon1tratl.on on .Pr(J)er methods of washing, setting, ani brushing oot hatr. Sheila Folmer, Diana Ridgway and Mllisa Rizer were models tor the demonstration. THE ORGANJZATIONAL MEETING FOR a new jwtior troop in Syracuse took place Thursday night at lhe home of Mrs. Paul Harris, who will serve as leader ot Troop 2S4. Mrs. Ken Nease wiJJ bto the assistant leader. Stephanie Ord was elected scribe with Susan Gooch named tbe treasurer. 'lbe first meeting was designated as "get...acqualnted time." There was group singing, alii refreshmerts were served. Member1 of the new lrOLP are Demaris Ash, Rhonda Ash, Sharon Baker, Megan Brown, &Ubi Chapman, Darlene Duncan, Susan Gooch, Julie Gooch, Kimberly Grueser, Debbie Harden, Alisa Harrh, April Hayman, Lila Hughes, Sheryl Moore, Rebecca Ord, Stephanie Ord, VIcky Rizer, Luarme Staats, and Karen Guinther. MIDDLEPORT TROOP 5 PATROL LEADERS WERE SELECTED DUIUNG a meeting of Middleport Junior 'fn:.q) 5 Thursday night at the scout house. Elected patrol leaders, and girls assigned to the patrols, were Vicky Slack, leader, with Kathy Manley, Krista Morris, Mary Kay Gallagher, Sheryl Woocl, Sheryl Adama, Pam North. Terri Jacobs, members; Kathy Harris, leader, Janie Van Meter, Kathy Baker, . Clntt.y Glaze, Kathy Coleman, Beeky Fultz, Sherrl Lane, and Marilee C&ssell, members, and Beth Vaughan, leader. Susie Samuels and ~:'~e~:~et<;:~e;'!~~~· Dreama Hovatter, Melody Skaggs, Sheryl Adams was elected treasurer am Marilee ·Cassellsecretary of the troop. Plans were .~isc~ssed_ for ~ s~ting ~artY in Oc- ·· - ·~AI.:~:: TROOP 100 OFFICERS WERE ELECTED AND THE ACTIVE citizens badge taken on as the troop project when the Salisbury Junior Troop 100 met Thursday at the school. omcers elected were Debbie Kennedy, treasurer; Patti Eblin, uslatant treasurer; Kim Ohlinger; scribe, and Rose Marie Coi::MJrn, aaslstant scribe. Plans were made to work toward a court of awards and an brfestlture was planned in October. "Gripe-vine" cards are to be submitted at the next meeting at whlch time home, school, and troop problems revealed through the cards wUI be discussed. The ., • ._u_ ~\ TOO,Y~ ·········J············ . . YOU, ~ WILL -~ ., ~ SEE , , . 511'1. 26 ~~ - ~~.,,~' POMEROY ·-MOTOR CO. POMEROY, OHIO - · at Tibet and b:llo, Mrl• F.dl1011 Hollon read uSiow Me upen1e1 ol the mlrdltet'l' wlves Down. Lord,., "'lltank Heaven retreat Forest R u n tor the Weather," lnd "'lbree United M-st Chercb Wom- -'lblnp cl. Beauty," Mrs. 9tutler en's libcloV of Cllri- Sarv- eave "Poor Mortala We," .ad lco mal w-~ nlaht at the Mrs. Edith SlaSIXI ooncluded w1t1t home at the Rev. Mr. and Mrs. Jom 3:16 and a prayer for to- a. ~:: D.A.V. Hall, Butternut Avo., POmeroy. All boys w1to are o!l!hl yeara old or who han entel"ed the third grade of acbool are Invited to attend wlt1t tllelr par. · enta • Boya w1to are 10 roars old are urged to attend this meeting because the Webeloa Deo will be organized. Tom Met.. calt, Scoubnaster, and Frances Tyler, Webeloa leader of the Sluller. dol'. It waa fiCIOited that 27 abutMrs. 9utler served a deltert In v!alts were modo the pall ...... Ill the 13 momherl and montll. MrL • Rull Wataoa and four aueat.s, Jane Slton, SUdra Mra. Fred Neue reported on CurUa, the Rev. Mr. lilaller, tile recent .Uotr!cl moet!ag at andKovlnSiuller. Clmp Albuey. Plana were made for a bake sale to be held at tile D u k e C!eonera In Pomero,y on Oct. t. Mro. Neaee q>enod. the meetIng with devotions wlllcb IncludVlnton~BJdwell Troop and Pack~ ed oer!pture from Jolin 6, praywill be present to help organ. er, • and a meditation eat!Ued !ze end talk about the Webelos. ••IJlmna We Love." Everyone desh1ng more lnforEach' member portlrjpalod In matlOII may call Roger Dillard, the wlllch'HIIlrod readCubmaster, or Patrick D, Wood, Th~ were '"Experimentll committee chairman. In Frlendoh!p" by Mrs. Davia Flllli "Where Then ls Love," Announce by Mr1. Harry W1att; an arUcle from the ldoalo Book at FriendBirth of Son ship, Mra. Mark Ev&Dsi .. Se.. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Carter crat of the Girl Next Door," ot Rocky Mount, N. c.. ~c:e Mrs. Nease; "[ See a Diadtile birth of a son sept. I, at pie," Mrs. Lela Curtis; "I won .. Park VIew Hospital there, weigh~ der.'' Mrs, Watson and "Two Olds F-85 Club Cpe. - - - - - - - -- - - lng B lba. , 12 02 . and named Worda," Mrs. John Grueser. Gold Dnlsll with matchi!V Yill)'llnL, V8, auto., P.S., radio, Othera prelellted were "Point Jetrrey Caldwell Carter. 14,000 actual mUes. One owner. New Old5 trade. r1 Vlew,'" by Mrs. Olan ~~­ Materna) grandparents a r e mer; "Golden Windows," Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Caldwell, Ford LTD Dr. H.T, ------ • ·---Reedsville, Ohio, and the pater- Olan Genhelmer, anci"Cllmblng ure•s Ladders," Mrs. Allred nal grandmother is Mrs. Bea352 VS motor, auto. trans.• P.S., white over blue, with trice Carter ol Wake Forest, Yoau&er. blue interior, Mrs. Kerns Roush gave a reN. C. Mrs. Edna &unmertleld, view on overseas rellet tor refLong Bottom, is the great F11d Fairlane Dr. --·--·---grandmother. VS, auto., radio, w-s-w tires, burgu&Kiy finish with beige vinyl bucket seats. girls were organized Into patrols as follows: "Dumb Bums, •• Penny Eblin, leader, and Rose Marie Coburn, Olds Cutlass Con. --- ·-- ·--- --assistant leader, with Debbie Kemedy, carl Notlingham, SoU V8 motor, auto., P.S., blue with mitching lnt., ndl.:,.. White, and Denise Marsllall. w-s-w tires, wheel disc!!. urour Leaf Clovers,'' Sandy CUrtis~ patrol leader, Brenda Will, assistant, and Beverly Smith, SIOOy Carleton, Kim OhUager , 60 Olds. 4 Dr. Chrysler Chev. Sheryl Kennedy, and Vicki Abbott. "Day Dreamers," Patty Eblin, leader, Tamlll)" Blake,11uistant, 4 Door Waron V-8 Auto. aoo Pam Nottingham, Beverly 'fW, and Kelly Wilson. V..S Auto. V-8 Avlo. Mrs. Phil Ohlinger is the troop leader, and Mn. William Ohlinger Is her assistant. PUSH IS ON program mas. Carters a ClEARANCE/ 67 ·$2495 65 4 64 $1595 500 2 -$1495 62 $295 Salisbury PTA Will Sponsor Youth Groups lht Sallsll!!cy .P.T.A, .~1 I Ia Orot meetlnli of the ochool term 1\!esday night voted to contime oponsorlng Boy Scout ·and Cllb Scout Pack 246, Girl Scout Cadet . Troop 208, Junior Troop 100, and tho Brownie Scoot Troop. Mrs. VIrgil King presided at the llfeOtlng whicll opened with thl!l fiag ceremony by the color guard of Troop 246. DOYOIIona were given by the Rev. William Airson and the children of Mr. and Mrs. King sang several spiritual selections. Teachers were lntl"'dleed aat t h e first grade students. Mrs. Edward Kennedy, program ehair~ man, preaeoled Edw&rd Ball w1to conducted a court or honor tor Pack 246. Several boya were promoted from the cub scout paek to ti-oopo. Tenderfoot awarda were preaented to Floyd BumOI', Ruaaell DaYis, Robert F.aBOII, J!mm,y Colburn, and WUbur Lelflle!t. Chacida Hall spoke brleOy 011 sc:outlng and expreaaed that hope for aome E&gte scouts among the group. t-Il Cluba portldpatlng .., the program were Seven Taen Slltcberll, &MJwvWe '-II C I u b, and the Blue Jt,y C I u b, Membera w e r e prelaJted modallng clotll!ng wllleh thO!' 1w1 made. Doring the llosloeu moet!ag It waa reported tll&t there !o a balance of $793,39 In the treu- ury. Piau were mad~ ll>r ~­ ing the Farm Bureau dinner on Oc:t. 17. Winning the attendance a"ard was the sixth grade c 1 a s a lauSht by Jolin The P. T.A. prayer concluded themeetlngand refreshments were served by the execuUve committee. Ar-. ··--~·····~············ ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• • 60 :• J,_ "~'·f. .:. ~:' Sta. $295 . COMING .. 69 Cadillac & Oldsmobile Showina Thursday, Sept. 26. You're invited, stop by and have refreshments with us. KARR &VAN ZANDT GMAC FINANONG 992-5342 POMEII"Y ;· Ws'r1 all K1y1d Up! 1959 Rambler_________$250 4 dr sedaa, 6 eyL atd. trans. 1959 Plymouth••••.$250 1960 Chrysler•••••$695 1961 Chevrolet.__$29 1962 Ford ________ $695 2 dr. sedan, 6 cyl ald. trans. 4 dr. sedan, auto. trans.. P.S., P.B., radin. to.OIC" 4 dr. sedan, V8 auto. trans. GolaJde t dr. oedan, (OOd coodltion, VI!, auto. trans., ooe owner• •• ••• •• 1962 Ford._______ $395 : 964 Ford--------S 109 2 dr........ ald. - Gtlane 2 dr, - . ; v-. ald. truo. 0111 owner. Exco11ool condition. ' '' '' long with the parents •.•; ·, -$1095 65 ~ .. . ~ 99Utll EVERY'1111NG IN HARDWARE During the meeting the girls worked on two part& ot their sign of the arrow badge - the I'Deanllli of symbols of country and girl scouting, and greetings In other languages. The girls learned to 8ll,Y Uhello", 04 p(eJ,SI 11 800 "thank Y<JU," ifi Spanish, French, German. and Japanese. It was decided that three meetings each montb will be devoted to busineu and projects, and the fourth a social event. Mrs. Pat Dul"t) Is c~leader of 1he ~ • PLUMBING AND HEATING CROW~S craft badge, , "400" 2 dr. Hard Top. Four Speed Sbift. Popular too cu. ln. llJIIIJlno. PoaiUve tractiOIL Like new condition. CI\UR~ OF -~OUR CHOiCE EBERSBACH tfARDWARE·co. OniJI SAVE BEN FRAN{(L,IN STORE POMEROY new we ,. BAKERS .OF HOLSU!d BREAD MIDDLEPORT, 0. J SWISHER & LOHSE :~: nrotproJocL · cltt_r_ · " Clunolle 2 dr.llard Top. Autunatic condition. ROYAL OAK PARK ftr- ~ A L.. -u .1 u "'MEMBER OF THE BIG 3" GENERAL MERCHANDISE TUPPERS PLAINS Pit 8674280 2to LINCOLN ST. New Pontiac & Buit:ks ~~- I MARK VSTORE .i:i September Pomeroy Junior ,;irl Scout Troop 61, meetJrw at the horne of CUb Seoul Pack 248 IIIII hold PrOceeds towards new f l r e Mrs. Don n.om.s, loader, Wednesday night orpnlzod U.O patrols, • re-reglstratim .ml>!0tlng Sepelected oltlcers, and selected work on the needlecratt liMp as their tember 2t at 7 p.m. at tile t~ck. COME FOR FUNERAL SYRACUSE COming from out of 1o1m for the !lmeralotPfc. WOllam Plckeno, wllo puaed &• way In tile Nova! hospital at Port1mouth, Va., were Mr. El- 214 E. 2nd MIDDLEPORT A IJift at IIICIMI' was presented lo Mro. W_.l stuUer for • Hoeflich SYRACUSE TROOP 254 WILLIAMS 11d PAULEY NATIONWIDE PRONE 992-3284 SATU\IDAY CHI(:KEN BARBECUE, Saturday, begl.mlng at· il Lm., Ma""" VoiWIIeer tiro Jlopartmeol. cee the dance, which ts schooloponaorod. The public Is welcome. ', MONDAY TENT 95, Dowghtera of UnIon Veterans, Monday at t h e D. A.v. ball. BETHEL 62, International Order of Jobs Daughtera, 7:30 Moodol' nlibt at the Masonic Temple, l'Omel'O)'; oll<llllll for the alation at marllllall will bo c:onduc:led. MEIGS BAND Booatera regular meeting, 8 p.m. Mllndt,y at Molga ll!gll Scllool cafeteria. LIDIA cmcLE, Pomeroy ·United Methodist Cherch, 7:30 p.m. Mon4ay n1Rht at tile church. THf CHUlCH fOl All ... AU FOA THE CHUJK:H GOEGLEIN READY-MIX CO. •• • ,, I . Lill Thomaa was elected scribe of the troop, with Cindy Reedy the treasurer, 'n1e three patrols organized were 11 Moon Kittens," Angela Siuon. leader, and Julie Capehart, assistant leader, with Debbie Balley, Lisa Thomas, Crystal Glaze, and Jlll Cottrilli ~•Meigs Marauders," VIcki Hortman, leader, Patty Heaton, anlst. ant, aoo Tina Dutty, Brenneaa Hood, and Clnd.Y Reedy, and Katrina Batey; and the 11 Five Birds," Terri Russell, leader, Julia Gheen, assistant, with Jackl.e Carsey, Kim Jone11, ali:l Anita Ash. SATURDAY NIGHT hiSh 1chool Plana were discussed for participating In the oounty-wide dance porto., Melia Junior High 11couting program of skating lessons at the Skate-Away-Rink. Knitauditorium, Pomeroy, 8:30 to ting, crocheting am sritocking will be (eatured in work on the needle11:30 ~.m. Tile Jays will em- is spent on the back lawn with watertolors and pud, mostJy t.hlnking or dreaming. BAKERS OF GOOD BREAD Ht!NTINGTON,W.VA WSCS ·Program Given llCub Pack 248 W " ~~\ , . ~I! t To Re-Regrster@ In Members· Readings I By Charlene ··· the ho11ten to Marie Fraaels, Am Yeouier, Mary Brower, _!:HESTER ¥0LUNTEER FireBlanche Harrison, Gertrude ... ,.on piCIIIc ,[ the fire houae, Kloes, Donna Stewar~ Paula Rae amda¥, ·Sept. 22,,at 5 p.m. Ji'lroKloes, Charlotte Peckham, Or· men, their famUte&, the Ladle& va Powell, Violet McKnight, Mrs. Auxiliary and fam1lle1, and aU Everett Plants, and Elsie Hado thoae who helped with the fOod dvx. booth at the Meigs CO. Fair, and their ramlllea Invited. Mark will be four-Wn )'elr:r. old this month. He is very t.h01.1gbtful theae day&. ¥any an hour __.-....._ HEINER'S BAKERY ', .:·;·:·:-:-:·:·:-:-:-:·:::·::::=~::::->.::::::::~&::::-.::::::::::::::~::~ �\. . ' rr '...- '· . ' ' ' . o .. lloil)' i!Onlfnel, l'rldO!', September 20, 1968 . . _ It _ _ ,.. ', r , • • , • ., I . ; · '.A LITILE 'HOMEWORK' Watching: p... WAIIR' AD INPOilMATIOM DIAIM.INII 2SRS aleULATIOfll OP c-.te.t..... IMY .. P•'-llc1111n TM PuiiiU.etw ,...,....,, the rlthl . . . . " ....... ~ ... , 1111111 '"""" ... .....,...... n.. ,..,..,, will not 1te ,..jlleftlatt .., _,.. ""'" ., ... IMM'Net ln .. rtten. lA TII ...,. Wlnt Ad lolr•ICI I Cfllls ,., Wettl eM .._,. .... Mlftii'I'KIIII Ch.r.. 7JC II Ufttl ,., -rd ttU'N --·... ,.,. '""'"'-"''· ~· 11 nftta ,., Wlrd ... COftMCIItive U ,., teftf Dttc•nt ...... -'"''" " ..... ··"· MI. JaN . . C,.II:D Ofl THANIU & ~ITUAII:Y 11.11 .., H wllf'lll mini"'"""· ••· .......... , ...,.. tc. II..IMD ADI ..-ttteNI lk Ctllr-N ,., Attwr· .......lit . CHIPICI HOURI liM 1.... te 1:.. P••· Dilly ltM I.M te 121• MMII letunln' :\1; WE WISH to express our sin'""' thanks and gratitude to QUALITY ....~~. 60 Cflf.VELLE . . . . . . . • . • . . • • .. .. ..•••• •$1995 ~ door hardtop. Local owner, low mUeage ~:ar, beige finish with matching interior, w-s-w, like new, VB, auto. trans., P.S., radio and heater. 64 CORV All! . . . . . . . • . • . • . • • . . . . . . . • . . . • $995 Spider, 2 door. Black finish, good tires. 4 speed. Radio and heater. 65 GMC PICKUP . • . . . • . • . . • . . .......• •$1195 8 ft. Fleetside. Good tires, 6 cyl. engine. Priced below • market p rl ce. Pomeroy Motor Co. I'OMIItOY, OHIO 11!11 relatives for their kind·~ · . :-:- J. ~ ' u .... ' KBNIOIJIEC l'olaiDal, Ollr11111 BllloD, w 18111e POTATOES, WATERIIELONS. pbaae 1111151 a.- Prof. 1111, Portland. ~ USED BEATING equlpmml, - ... floor ~. ll,tllltl !l'nl, tel; one s• up0o fur. Dace 10,000 !l'nl, 185; I PI eJn:ulaiiDC beaten with tan. 1&0 and up; - coal atoUr WANTED I ' ' ·, I ... ' ... .. ::: ... . 1: 'I· ROUND WOOD ALL SPECIES Pomeroy Home ss.oo CUKTIBS llru =• ~- .. :: BABY SlTI'ER lor live year F'IJRNISHED GARAGE . . . old boy, 10:311 A.M. Ill 4:311 ment on Llneo1D IUD. Utllltlel P.Jr. three to five dayl a paid; lldultl only. Pllono . . . 11'801<, Pllone 742-4t91. 9-Z0-3tt . . . loiJ.Uc PER TON WAITRESS, Apply In per1011. FOUR ROOM apartment, mo.crow'• Steak House. 9---., dern, clean, adults only. Phone 119J-313< 9 18 !lc IUUI OR PBIIALI!l, 11111 • ... .. limo nJrlld « day, fiiiiiiJ 'I'IIIID BOOM BOUSE, balb, ,._ Gil N)e Ave., pllone 111211211. - Jtlol'i?""ft BBP' •e ftlo --. \IIIIUo f.!J.«c Illite 0 IN lUDDlEPOIT CONTAa ·FAYE MANLEY -'-0. EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY Laraest TruO:i. · the Bulle»...-. Radiator · 'lloo Tho lmolla•t H_,. Core. .BLlEnNAIS · . HockiJWpOI't, Ohio · PH. 119~43 *" • or 4 hreedl ol p i badll, 11y eaiilng - Pmm • a., ,_, « ..,..1 Oool9llla• --""-··:: atcta..., 1a111 Try 011r New C. C. BBADPORD Oamplate ....... R hi. Cldt Slife AIR CONDITIOIIINO ReflfleratloD oenloe. Jaelr:'l Refrtt. eratlon, N.,. 'Ramt. bane __,._ t I lfc READY - MIX toiiCiels dei!Yeretl rigid to :roar IJNieel 11'111 and,_ eUJ. Free • matea. PhoDe . . . . aoe,. lela Ready - Mb: Co .. MlddJe. ~ Ohle. I • lfc BUDGET PRICE lmnlluta on our third IIGor budget tdulp. Bater rwnllw,. Mlddlllport, T D lfc Oblo. Automatic Cai Wash • Free Estimates ' • Quality Concrete • Certified Strenath AUCI'IONBIR (Hot A Drl ... Thru) 75C 1. A111Nht In por~.d c., 2. Spro)'td with worm loop ond ••" • high • Delivery • Quick SerYice • Finlshilll • Sand & Giavel DIAL 992-3284 ptiiUUN rhtlll of 111ft water to rnoke cor 1hiM 3. At,.ndont on duty iiours Opon: M-F • • - • • • • • - - 11 to 6 Sat. ---- -- ••••• , to 7 ···------·llto6 GOEGLEIN GRAVEL 407 PAGE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO LEGAL NOTICE LIOM NOTICI u. ..... Bldl wW be ........ 011 A. ~ M.ll. ..Ute . . . . . . . Malo l&ne~ P SLIIl'UI', Olllo, SEWING M · - - ........ w• A\,tRIJ.,_, n•l"''& eel'\'lee, aD Jlllbl. WY .. •• Ule ofnct of crow. CIOW • Pvf. 2284 . """JPahrle IIIIa-. ...._ t.ar, P b 101, Obl.a. at UIOD o'~ "'" .,....., r u - A.ll .. , . . . . . , , , . . _ . . . . , Autborlzed e~.urer •-•- ProPtl11 termu'll' .,.,...,.. at and Service. We Sblrpell ..,..,..._ , . _ to ...... co ,.. - - ........ ... -· -- ... -··· , sa.tre ~.,...:;!e~'·:.urte..• i:';.O:. . . .... ...... ___!' !~.-~" 'CIGARzrtz veictlnJ Jn.61 t' ~"'·::~:t.,._A.~~ (:, llld servtee ABC Ddl:t k• .......,.....,..., ., , ...,. ., ' I' btl A. Ly....., IIAI I 1 Muon. W. Va. 1"- 'I'IHMI. ,.,., . ., . . ,.. ' ...,., . ' lW.T !:! 1li t!I!J<!~ Q' ~IFF~~ICJ-1 ,-;. TME lAW lH 'THI'i I I'IECK O' THE. v.ttJOS!~ M.tle ln1uran~ FOUNDt AUTOMOBILB lnitd- Ilea -lied! 1aot :roar apent. or'l lk!enle! Call . . . . . I ll'lfc Good Eatlag eo•• h-· you' .Jl ,,. a d o•r ••ch . iche•, dally apeci•J•, ·pJe are re•lly JOOd yet are ll~dtrately pri.ced. You' Jl I1ke oar coffee, ~I Bring the fomlly he ... on Sundlor. the .. to r, ••• ... , Bro . . todl Chicken. It •'E<:I'LW! THE ' HAND. HAS. -4 DIGITS OF A CAR LICENSE SCRIBBLED ON IT.' . O.llr 5:30A.M. to 8:30 P.M.-Suoolap 7:00 to 7:00 ., :.r ......,. Now's nn~e to Get A Bargalnl 1. Price Explosion I 1961 CHEVROLET ~-~~,, 4 DOOR SPECIAL 65 GMC PICKUP n. 8 Fleetolde. Good Urea. 6 oyL englno. Bo1crrr marllot price. 63 CHEVROLET 62 CHEVY J , l *'• Super Sport COICJe. 'vs oqtne, Wpeod ~•• radio. llanltoi> Q>e. ~Owner , ' red !Wllh, otd. trana., 59 RAMBLER Local plont has opening in Maintenance DeportMnt for electrician. Minlrftu,. of fin (5) yur' 1 uporlenco required. Exctlloot otortlog oalary-~3.,j0 ta $3.55 per hour. Life insuroneo, Hospittliao~fon, 'retlr•o•t and othor bonoflto all paid by company. · 308-318 E. MAIN Immediate opening for permanent ...,IOJM'• PIHte send resume to: Box 218, Mew Havett, "·· V~. i$265. ,. . '795 6 eyl .• ..,., 1olld cob, like new tir111 $1195 $699 $6-99 · radio, $295 --"' 1.11'11- 10.......1 II.~ . TRUCK SPECIAL! PA~ BLEW INTO I-llS RESTAURANT ..BAILEY'S 211 E. Malo . Phone 992-9974 Pomorop ..... CARIB WANIID ..,... .1 Fiom t1tn1e1 Ill u dllf.-enl bnedl, clllle ...................... I-IA~ARO eACK 101HE I~DIANS.'!' Sehwarztl i Autol Bust- s.vt.. Minimum DiaR'Iettr 2 in. SIGN THIS DEED, DEAN-ITGNES SOON MoJCimunt Diamettr 10 in. .... (' '' AVAilABLE •E.M* ness and sympathy, food. floFor lent Wanted To Buy ral offerings and cards dur- 10 OR 12 ACRES near blgbDELIVERED TO In& the d..d, of our wife and way. Mrs. Carl A, Young, TRAILER LOn!, Bob'• llAlblla FAcroRY a.tJSEOUT, 1111 Court, Syracuse, Oblo on Bla"' molhor. Clara Salser. Special 2316 Ladd St., Akron, Ohio , famous brand otereo, lovely OHIO PALLET CO. Rt. 124, Pbone thanks to Dr. Blarewlcz and 44312. Phone 784-1561. · walnut ftnlsb. 'l1lis 1101 baa bill &-U-tfe the n....., at Meigs General 992-2689 9-1~ aulomallc changer, AM 6 FM Hoopital, Rev. Paul Sel.lers, POMEROY, OtiiO radio. This set sold much the singers, 1he pallbearera ANTIQUES, furniture, dllhel, FURNlSIIED TWO BEDROOM bJ&her now. WID oen lor APARTMENT, Middleport, and Ewing Funeral Home. mllcellueoul. Krs. Boward filiUS, or $5 per montb. Try ForS.Ie pllone 112-#14. 1-Mc Your klndneao will never be Cecil, 11011 w. MaiD 81., fall». H In your home. Call Ill !liM. lorgDr.llD. roy. l..Ue TRAILER SPACE, reedy lo 9-!Mttp FAIL CLEARANCE ON ALUMBon Salser and Family. INIJM F181UNG BOATS. 10, WANTED S-2G-Ito boot up, private, pleniJ ol u, 13 loot. Klnpbory Boot room lor cblldren lo pla,y. THE AMAZING Blue Lustre Salea, oo County Road 12. PONTOON Float, :16 or 28 foot; will l..ve your upbolotery Pbone 11131M. &-It-tic !'bone 119J-37M. 9-!Hb! one mne - of Rt. ss, phone Notice beautifully loft and cl.... t-U.141e HAM SHOOT Sunday, Sept. 22, Rent electrle ahampooer 11. JJI2.GM. 2 BEDROOM Apartment Ill 12 noon to 4 p.m. Hams, baFor S.le or Trldt 9-1~ Middleport, Newly de<Oraled, Baker Furniture. FARM. ,\ptlrollmaleJJ 1'11 ... oon, turkeys and 1> hog. All 18 FOOT Lone Star boat, 105 Pbone 11121111 ...sdaya. rea, two liol7 house, IHirn. proceeds go to new emergenHP motor with troller <.'0111t-IJ.8te COUNTY FAIR demmotreter, ete., an buDdlnp In poor cy truck sponsored by Racine plele. All In escellent condiIMll ds "'8 oewinS machine ....ntton, located In RaUand emergency squad. 9-19-3tc tion. Call m-2'1211 or 99Z-3589. -ForS.Ie llled at ootlllly fair. This malllwnsldp, Melp CoaDIJ, call 9-111-3tc cldne will do laney won. STEREO, Early Amerltall Middleport 81114111 after I IF YOU are hOt aru1 feeling mab buttonholes, dam and stereo, radio oombinalloo, p.m. t-U4fe mean, 11111 COMET, I ~. II» 1IIOII08f81D, this machine IIOid solid state unit, 4 ·~ chlllIts all because your car ain't malic, two door; 1117 a.ry. far 11110.511 now f44 or $5 per ger, lovely maple !lnllh. ler New Yolter, air CIIIIIBclean. mcmtll, trY 11 In your bome, BUCKEYE HEATROLA, bmmo Make payments of Sl per coal 11!11 wood, brlek lined, Try our new Automatictlaued, power brlbs, call 912-21M. 9-1$-ltc month or balance of 1811.12. used less than two winten, Mason car wash. 9-1~ log and wbo.don, 4 door . . can Jlll2.3218. 9-~s-etc excellent condition, priced re&dall; 1K3 Volbwagea; 11M ONE BRITNEY female bird NO HUNTING on my premisell, 01197 v.a, automalle; 1.117 STEREO. AM 6 FM radio, f. dog 8 months old, one Ger- sooable, pbone 99U'l2'1. 9-18-31e Mrs. George Freeland, Syrallutang, • eyUnder man ohort hair, male, It speed automatiC changer. cuse. 9-19-21< tic. p!n•nclng anllable. I'lL months old. Mooguard BreedWalnut console model. WID 02 FORD XL convertlhle, Rood IIUMT, after 5 pbone In&. pbone Mason 7'13-5296. aac:rilke lor $'18.32 or m011thly I WILL NOT be responsible for condition, 5 new Urea, tBSO. 1741. t-J.G.Ife 918 Gq> psyments. Call 11111-3111. call after S:311 p.m. IJ9Z.IIIM. any debts contracted by any9-IS«e 9-18-31e one other ,than myself. FARM\ 32\1 ACRES, ·I room 'hlry Lee Wolle, house, bath, gas haat, fireSIX ROOM brick home on 4111 Rt. I, Portland, Oblo Auction place, drilled well, good build- SIX BEAGLE pupa, 7 tJberly st.. New Hnen. Price redu«>9-18-3tp Ave., Pomeroy, Phone llnWEDNESDAY, SEPTI!MBER ings. Bam equipped for Grade ed. Rand! lllyle, three liedS661 after 5 p.m. t-1Wtp ZS, 11611-10:30 A.M. A milk. With or without farm rooms, gara~e. bale!llflll:. JOB TRADE-Cub far 111- THE ESTATE of the Late Ruequipment. Bowman's Ran or Phone !D-IITI. 9-IS-at: tlques, WUl1am Jhmm, Mldby Dally wtll be sold at Auc· Pels For Sale Fol'1lllt Run Road, Lee Johndleporl. a.s.aotp lion at late Residence In Le- 19tltl Clll!lVY plekuo, P'leelllde. son, Rt. I, Racine. Pholle IJCIINAUZEBS, Oderl, l'labdtart Falls, Ohio on State la and Weatlel 'Wblta ~ tlt-2248. t-19-tfe $1111, phone JJI2.Gif. WILL DO -'ng at bome Route 338. 2 Pc. Living Room 9-!Hb! tiel'' allo bnedlnl tlloct. dppon, pockets, pegging, Suite, Coffee Table, Rugs & 1948 \1 TON FORD pickup, 4 llaJtUIO ltsmel•, CoaiY!De, bemmlng, alterallonl, ete. Carpeting. Stands & Lamps, o. 41'/21. t-IWIIe opeed, good abape. ReasonMil. Freddie 'l'llabet, Ma1011, Kidney Shaped Desk and BARNES SUMP pump, eondi· able. Vlnc:ent P. Broderick. Chair, Occasional Cbalr, AirPhone 'I'/U6lll. ~~~· lion Uke new. Used 6 months. Phone 91U214. 9-111-3tc way SWeeper, Ottoman, Ink Phone ~71. 9-JHtc Re~l Estate For S.le WILL DO PAINTING, pJumNng Well, ART GLASS LAMP, 5110 BALES good bay. See Jamea O'BRIEN AND CROW arpenter and e1eelr!< wort China Cupboard, Writing Hollon, Minersville, Phone REALTY COMPANY by contra<! or by bour. PboDe Desk & Chair, Electrolux JIIM CHEVROLET BISCAYNE, WUII07. t-19-3tp POMEROY - 2 atory frame, ·OieobJre 38'1-78111. ....Dip Sweeper, Picture & Trunk. 9 4 door, standard llhilt, good 3 bedrooma, bath, nJce lot, Pe. Dining Rm. Suite (with condiUon. tBSO, call New Ha· FIVE ROOM bome, bath, one low taxes. ~.111111.011 WILL LEASE all electric three ven lft-:1948. 9-l?.etp China Cupboard) 4 Pc. Bed Door, In Pomeroy. Out of POMEROY - 2 story frame, hdroom troller, for one year. Roum Suile, Bedding & Lin- HARVARD PIANO. WID oell high water. ParUy furnished 8 rooms, S bedloon11, part lone clllld OK. Harllonl area. ens, Hand Sweeper, Metal .-...onal>le, Pllone lln-:M6'1. if desired. Phone 1192-SZil. basement, nice garage. Write, George Fields, 1308 Bed (complete) Old Rockers, t.2l).3tc t-1""" ~.8110.011 East l3rd Street, Chicago, m. Vanity Dresser, High Boy POMEROY 2 story !ramo, 11061t. 9-17-Qc .ng-lota In Chest, Bowl & Pitcher, Birds- MON'I'GOMERY & Ward auto- l'WO NICE.=-:-b--:ui::-:ldi:2 bedrooms, bath, garage, eye Maple Dresser, 4 PtlOter moUe washer two yean old, Arbaugll'o Second Subdlvlsi<RI, porches. 12.&011.011 SPECIAL SALE on this weell. Maple Bed Complete, Odd Tuppers Plains. Water tap .......... Pbone lft#IS. HENRY a.ELAND Women'• dresseo and clothChairs (Many old), Porch & incloded. Also 1911 of an ae>Olke 111,1111 log and children's clothing. Yard Furniture, Pottery Piere . Espeelally ntce lot, plenReo ......... Jeffers Clothing Store, Rt. 33, ces, Glassware (several nice BUNDY Tuxuboue, 1lte new. ty of evergreens. 110 Acres 9-lll-3tc Pomeroy. 9-17-Qc piecOI!), Warm Morning Gaa good building lot In eountry. Pllone 91111112. 9-Heater, er..ley Gas Range, AU priced reaaonably. Also ANYONE Interested In startGlass Dood Cupboard, 5 pe. FIVE WED( old Toy CoDie 3 point hitcll rear mount platIng a New Testament BapUst Dinette Set, Crosley Refrig- Pupplet, I& ...h. Phon• ~ form lift for tractor, power Cl!ureb please call 949-3484. erator. Large UtUHy CuptakeoU pulley for Ford Trac9-17-«c board & Ca-1, China, Several Mill. tor, wekled steel truck e&DPieces, Kitchen Utilities, POTATOES, Collblerl Kenneopy for tarpaulin, for short Wicker Tray, Hand Tools. l)ec:, Pllone 84,.., 'lbcJmu THERE will be a Gun Shoot bed, several accesiiOI'les for Auct. Note: This is an Estate Sayre. Sunday, September 22 beginFord tractor, new upper link ... . Sale of nice merchandise and ning at noon at the Forked for Ford traetor, several will be a large sale. TenruJ: Ran Sportsman Club. Everyeblmney liners, various otzeo, Cash. Signed, Fred Crow FOUR ROOM house, bath, lull one is welcome. 9-J.Mtc lot of 6-incll aewer We. Gorbasement, storm doon and Elecutor of Estate of Ruby don H. Caldwell, Tuppers windows, aluminum aldln& Daily_ Not Responsible For BAND every Friday and SaturPlalna, pbolle Coolville liflpriced reasonable. can be Ac<ldents. BRADFORD AUCday at Jack's Club on Harrl9-IMtc: oeen at 7'13 Grant Slnel, MJ6. 3136. TION CO., Complele Sales 1011Ville Road off Rt. 7. Coundleport. t-17-etp LEGAL NOTICE Service. Phone: 994·3821, C. try music by Gayle McDon....c. C. Bradford, Auct. A. C. BradBw.wlll" ,....,.. n ... ..._ ald and his Drifters. IHH!c tlltl6 RED FORD Future Sports ..t ...,..,... -.. 1'1111:1. P•=ot• Oblo, ford, Mgr. 9-19-4\o u•IU 10:00 O'eloelt A-IL. ......,, Coupe, bucket ...,11, crulle lcpeca1NA 11, 11M. !lor tM _.. e1 EVERYONE Is invited to Rutamatte:, new tirel, Phone IIJ. U. ClanMe Clartl: Md' lltueland Gun Club Trap Shoot, MI at Utt eon.r .. lUI ..a'~ For Rent 3771. 9-17-4\o titrHUI b1 UN VUIQrt o:l M'V' a. Saturday. Sept. 21 at 1 p.m. nJRIIISHED and un!arnJshed dile. 1'bt ,_...._. ...... tl I 7• ruoJD .... ,..... ,..... , . . . . , Ham llhoot, Sept. :a at I P-mapartmenll. Cloae t& oellooL PICK YOUR own apples. Law- aloliDIMlxlll,..._ ..,. mile from Rutland on !'bone I9U4H. 10-18-Ue 1011'1 Orchard, St. m. ta pi'OJIIW'U' , . . . . . . . .,.... .... New Lima Road, follow olgns. . . . ,. .. near U. S. 50. &112140. 9-1~ ....p .....NMIY IL Ce.rllo ......,, no alcoholic beverages aDow- TRAILER SPACE, ail utDIIIes ........ c..... CIUir, ed on premises. 9-18-31e avollable. Inquire Ill Mulber..... J 111 .... "'' IIi . . . ry after 3 or 5 p.m. Wrlle P. 0. BoK 425 Pomeroy. J.Zt-tfe Help Wanted --- .. ~.f. t ' 69 MODELS PHONE 992-2094 ---- • t All '68's Redil:ad -GUAitANTEED- --- ·I. I . ' ,. • '- SALIS AHD SERVICE 5.55 614-992~2181 --- <: '' •I ' •, 'I~;,_ . r ·"''t- .. Wheel Allgnmant · · ---- .· .•· . , ~PERf Call Pomeroy ---- ...·. ' \ ' -1. ~: I ' .,.,., ,, AKC Goldea Rotrla1er pujJP., · Dl Alb SL, llldd1epal1. MO. Nl4lc with ooa~ro~~ m; ... o11 -ven~on bUrner 1$0; 111011 coal furDa- blonrt. Arnold llrolllm, l'omoniJ' phone . . 1441. 11-1-Ue our many lrlends, neighbors ..:...-: ' ... _ / · . POODLB PIJI'PD!'o'l, AKC 'raJ m1a1ature. m and up. Stud leiWle and P"""'lnl. " ' - Pomeroy Motor Co. OPIN EVES. 1:00 P.M- ' • •• \ . ,. :j\•i ;• d, ~··. 1 ·., .,'~ For Sale Dar Mfen Pt*IICitlllll MMhr DIMIIN t 1.111. & c.,rHI!IHI . . . . . H~ tnHI ' '·"'· fw S '. J~rl-r- . ·· ~ ''" ..;_..2,. I•if, • Klrilioo - ,,JII. ... ...,':,·· ...........·..... ,, ~""~-- ·~ k .'' """:" ~~--- '. �\. . ' rr '...- '· . ' ' ' . o .. lloil)' i!Onlfnel, l'rldO!', September 20, 1968 . . _ It _ _ ,.. ', r , • • , • ., I . ; · '.A LITILE 'HOMEWORK' Watching: p... WAIIR' AD INPOilMATIOM DIAIM.INII 2SRS aleULATIOfll OP c-.te.t..... IMY .. P•'-llc1111n TM PuiiiU.etw ,...,....,, the rlthl . . . . " ....... ~ ... , 1111111 '"""" ... .....,...... n.. ,..,..,, will not 1te ,..jlleftlatt .., _,.. ""'" ., ... IMM'Net ln .. rtten. lA TII ...,. Wlnt Ad lolr•ICI I Cfllls ,., Wettl eM .._,. .... Mlftii'I'KIIII Ch.r.. 7JC II Ufttl ,., -rd ttU'N --·... ,.,. '""'"'-"''· ~· 11 nftta ,., Wlrd ... COftMCIItive U ,., teftf Dttc•nt ...... -'"''" " ..... ··"· MI. JaN . . C,.II:D Ofl THANIU & ~ITUAII:Y 11.11 .., H wllf'lll mini"'"""· ••· .......... , ...,.. tc. II..IMD ADI ..-ttteNI lk Ctllr-N ,., Attwr· .......lit . CHIPICI HOURI liM 1.... te 1:.. P••· Dilly ltM I.M te 121• MMII letunln' :\1; WE WISH to express our sin'""' thanks and gratitude to QUALITY ....~~. 60 Cflf.VELLE . . . . . . . • . • . . • • .. .. ..•••• •$1995 ~ door hardtop. Local owner, low mUeage ~:ar, beige finish with matching interior, w-s-w, like new, VB, auto. trans., P.S., radio and heater. 64 CORV All! . . . . . . . • . • . • . • • . . . . . . . • . . . • $995 Spider, 2 door. Black finish, good tires. 4 speed. Radio and heater. 65 GMC PICKUP . • . . . • . • . . • . . .......• •$1195 8 ft. Fleetside. Good tires, 6 cyl. engine. Priced below • market p rl ce. Pomeroy Motor Co. I'OMIItOY, OHIO 11!11 relatives for their kind·~ · . :-:- J. ~ ' u .... ' KBNIOIJIEC l'olaiDal, Ollr11111 BllloD, w 18111e POTATOES, WATERIIELONS. pbaae 1111151 a.- Prof. 1111, Portland. ~ USED BEATING equlpmml, - ... floor ~. ll,tllltl !l'nl, tel; one s• up0o fur. Dace 10,000 !l'nl, 185; I PI eJn:ulaiiDC beaten with tan. 1&0 and up; - coal atoUr WANTED I ' ' ·, I ... ' ... .. ::: ... . 1: 'I· ROUND WOOD ALL SPECIES Pomeroy Home ss.oo CUKTIBS llru =• ~- .. :: BABY SlTI'ER lor live year F'IJRNISHED GARAGE . . . old boy, 10:311 A.M. Ill 4:311 ment on Llneo1D IUD. Utllltlel P.Jr. three to five dayl a paid; lldultl only. Pllono . . . 11'801<, Pllone 742-4t91. 9-Z0-3tt . . . loiJ.Uc PER TON WAITRESS, Apply In per1011. FOUR ROOM apartment, mo.crow'• Steak House. 9---., dern, clean, adults only. Phone 119J-313< 9 18 !lc IUUI OR PBIIALI!l, 11111 • ... .. limo nJrlld « day, fiiiiiiJ 'I'IIIID BOOM BOUSE, balb, ,._ Gil N)e Ave., pllone 111211211. - Jtlol'i?""ft BBP' •e ftlo --. \IIIIUo f.!J.«c Illite 0 IN lUDDlEPOIT CONTAa ·FAYE MANLEY -'-0. EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY Laraest TruO:i. · the Bulle»...-. Radiator · 'lloo Tho lmolla•t H_,. Core. .BLlEnNAIS · . HockiJWpOI't, Ohio · PH. 119~43 *" • or 4 hreedl ol p i badll, 11y eaiilng - Pmm • a., ,_, « ..,..1 Oool9llla• --""-··:: atcta..., 1a111 Try 011r New C. C. BBADPORD Oamplate ....... R hi. Cldt Slife AIR CONDITIOIIINO ReflfleratloD oenloe. Jaelr:'l Refrtt. eratlon, N.,. 'Ramt. bane __,._ t I lfc READY - MIX toiiCiels dei!Yeretl rigid to :roar IJNieel 11'111 and,_ eUJ. Free • matea. PhoDe . . . . aoe,. lela Ready - Mb: Co .. MlddJe. ~ Ohle. I • lfc BUDGET PRICE lmnlluta on our third IIGor budget tdulp. Bater rwnllw,. Mlddlllport, T D lfc Oblo. Automatic Cai Wash • Free Estimates ' • Quality Concrete • Certified Strenath AUCI'IONBIR (Hot A Drl ... Thru) 75C 1. A111Nht In por~.d c., 2. Spro)'td with worm loop ond ••" • high • Delivery • Quick SerYice • Finlshilll • Sand & Giavel DIAL 992-3284 ptiiUUN rhtlll of 111ft water to rnoke cor 1hiM 3. At,.ndont on duty iiours Opon: M-F • • - • • • • • - - 11 to 6 Sat. ---- -- ••••• , to 7 ···------·llto6 GOEGLEIN GRAVEL 407 PAGE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO LEGAL NOTICE LIOM NOTICI u. ..... Bldl wW be ........ 011 A. ~ M.ll. ..Ute . . . . . . . Malo l&ne~ P SLIIl'UI', Olllo, SEWING M · - - ........ w• A\,tRIJ.,_, n•l"''& eel'\'lee, aD Jlllbl. WY .. •• Ule ofnct of crow. CIOW • Pvf. 2284 . """JPahrle IIIIa-. ...._ t.ar, P b 101, Obl.a. at UIOD o'~ "'" .,....., r u - A.ll .. , . . . . . , , , . . _ . . . . , Autborlzed e~.urer •-•- ProPtl11 termu'll' .,.,...,.. at and Service. We Sblrpell ..,..,..._ , . _ to ...... co ,.. - - ........ ... -· -- ... -··· , sa.tre ~.,...:;!e~'·:.urte..• i:';.O:. . . .... ...... ___!' !~.-~" 'CIGARzrtz veictlnJ Jn.61 t' ~"'·::~:t.,._A.~~ (:, llld servtee ABC Ddl:t k• .......,.....,..., ., , ...,. ., ' I' btl A. Ly....., IIAI I 1 Muon. W. Va. 1"- 'I'IHMI. ,.,., . ., . . ,.. ' ...,., . ' lW.T !:! 1li t!I!J<!~ Q' ~IFF~~ICJ-1 ,-;. TME lAW lH 'THI'i I I'IECK O' THE. v.ttJOS!~ M.tle ln1uran~ FOUNDt AUTOMOBILB lnitd- Ilea -lied! 1aot :roar apent. or'l lk!enle! Call . . . . . I ll'lfc Good Eatlag eo•• h-· you' .Jl ,,. a d o•r ••ch . iche•, dally apeci•J•, ·pJe are re•lly JOOd yet are ll~dtrately pri.ced. You' Jl I1ke oar coffee, ~I Bring the fomlly he ... on Sundlor. the .. to r, ••• ... , Bro . . todl Chicken. It •'E<:I'LW! THE ' HAND. HAS. -4 DIGITS OF A CAR LICENSE SCRIBBLED ON IT.' . O.llr 5:30A.M. to 8:30 P.M.-Suoolap 7:00 to 7:00 ., :.r ......,. Now's nn~e to Get A Bargalnl 1. Price Explosion I 1961 CHEVROLET ~-~~,, 4 DOOR SPECIAL 65 GMC PICKUP n. 8 Fleetolde. Good Urea. 6 oyL englno. Bo1crrr marllot price. 63 CHEVROLET 62 CHEVY J , l *'• Super Sport COICJe. 'vs oqtne, Wpeod ~•• radio. llanltoi> Q>e. ~Owner , ' red !Wllh, otd. trana., 59 RAMBLER Local plont has opening in Maintenance DeportMnt for electrician. Minlrftu,. of fin (5) yur' 1 uporlenco required. Exctlloot otortlog oalary-~3.,j0 ta $3.55 per hour. Life insuroneo, Hospittliao~fon, 'retlr•o•t and othor bonoflto all paid by company. · 308-318 E. MAIN Immediate opening for permanent ...,IOJM'• PIHte send resume to: Box 218, Mew Havett, "·· V~. i$265. ,. . '795 6 eyl .• ..,., 1olld cob, like new tir111 $1195 $699 $6-99 · radio, $295 --"' 1.11'11- 10.......1 II.~ . TRUCK SPECIAL! PA~ BLEW INTO I-llS RESTAURANT ..BAILEY'S 211 E. Malo . Phone 992-9974 Pomorop ..... CARIB WANIID ..,... .1 Fiom t1tn1e1 Ill u dllf.-enl bnedl, clllle ...................... I-IA~ARO eACK 101HE I~DIANS.'!' Sehwarztl i Autol Bust- s.vt.. Minimum DiaR'Iettr 2 in. SIGN THIS DEED, DEAN-ITGNES SOON MoJCimunt Diamettr 10 in. .... (' '' AVAilABLE •E.M* ness and sympathy, food. floFor lent Wanted To Buy ral offerings and cards dur- 10 OR 12 ACRES near blgbDELIVERED TO In& the d..d, of our wife and way. Mrs. Carl A, Young, TRAILER LOn!, Bob'• llAlblla FAcroRY a.tJSEOUT, 1111 Court, Syracuse, Oblo on Bla"' molhor. Clara Salser. Special 2316 Ladd St., Akron, Ohio , famous brand otereo, lovely OHIO PALLET CO. Rt. 124, Pbone thanks to Dr. Blarewlcz and 44312. Phone 784-1561. · walnut ftnlsb. 'l1lis 1101 baa bill &-U-tfe the n....., at Meigs General 992-2689 9-1~ aulomallc changer, AM 6 FM Hoopital, Rev. Paul Sel.lers, POMEROY, OtiiO radio. This set sold much the singers, 1he pallbearera ANTIQUES, furniture, dllhel, FURNlSIIED TWO BEDROOM bJ&her now. WID oen lor APARTMENT, Middleport, and Ewing Funeral Home. mllcellueoul. Krs. Boward filiUS, or $5 per montb. Try ForS.Ie pllone 112-#14. 1-Mc Your klndneao will never be Cecil, 11011 w. MaiD 81., fall». H In your home. Call Ill !liM. lorgDr.llD. roy. l..Ue TRAILER SPACE, reedy lo 9-!Mttp FAIL CLEARANCE ON ALUMBon Salser and Family. INIJM F181UNG BOATS. 10, WANTED S-2G-Ito boot up, private, pleniJ ol u, 13 loot. Klnpbory Boot room lor cblldren lo pla,y. THE AMAZING Blue Lustre Salea, oo County Road 12. PONTOON Float, :16 or 28 foot; will l..ve your upbolotery Pbone 11131M. &-It-tic !'bone 119J-37M. 9-!Hb! one mne - of Rt. ss, phone Notice beautifully loft and cl.... t-U.141e HAM SHOOT Sunday, Sept. 22, Rent electrle ahampooer 11. JJI2.GM. 2 BEDROOM Apartment Ill 12 noon to 4 p.m. Hams, baFor S.le or Trldt 9-1~ Middleport, Newly de<Oraled, Baker Furniture. FARM. ,\ptlrollmaleJJ 1'11 ... oon, turkeys and 1> hog. All 18 FOOT Lone Star boat, 105 Pbone 11121111 ...sdaya. rea, two liol7 house, IHirn. proceeds go to new emergenHP motor with troller <.'0111t-IJ.8te COUNTY FAIR demmotreter, ete., an buDdlnp In poor cy truck sponsored by Racine plele. All In escellent condiIMll ds "'8 oewinS machine ....ntton, located In RaUand emergency squad. 9-19-3tc tion. Call m-2'1211 or 99Z-3589. -ForS.Ie llled at ootlllly fair. This malllwnsldp, Melp CoaDIJ, call 9-111-3tc cldne will do laney won. STEREO, Early Amerltall Middleport 81114111 after I IF YOU are hOt aru1 feeling mab buttonholes, dam and stereo, radio oombinalloo, p.m. t-U4fe mean, 11111 COMET, I ~. II» 1IIOII08f81D, this machine IIOid solid state unit, 4 ·~ chlllIts all because your car ain't malic, two door; 1117 a.ry. far 11110.511 now f44 or $5 per ger, lovely maple !lnllh. ler New Yolter, air CIIIIIBclean. mcmtll, trY 11 In your bome, BUCKEYE HEATROLA, bmmo Make payments of Sl per coal 11!11 wood, brlek lined, Try our new Automatictlaued, power brlbs, call 912-21M. 9-1$-ltc month or balance of 1811.12. used less than two winten, Mason car wash. 9-1~ log and wbo.don, 4 door . . can Jlll2.3218. 9-~s-etc excellent condition, priced re&dall; 1K3 Volbwagea; 11M ONE BRITNEY female bird NO HUNTING on my premisell, 01197 v.a, automalle; 1.117 STEREO. AM 6 FM radio, f. dog 8 months old, one Ger- sooable, pbone 99U'l2'1. 9-18-31e Mrs. George Freeland, Syrallutang, • eyUnder man ohort hair, male, It speed automatiC changer. cuse. 9-19-21< tic. p!n•nclng anllable. I'lL months old. Mooguard BreedWalnut console model. WID 02 FORD XL convertlhle, Rood IIUMT, after 5 pbone In&. pbone Mason 7'13-5296. aac:rilke lor $'18.32 or m011thly I WILL NOT be responsible for condition, 5 new Urea, tBSO. 1741. t-J.G.Ife 918 Gq> psyments. Call 11111-3111. call after S:311 p.m. IJ9Z.IIIM. any debts contracted by any9-IS«e 9-18-31e one other ,than myself. FARM\ 32\1 ACRES, ·I room 'hlry Lee Wolle, house, bath, gas haat, fireSIX ROOM brick home on 4111 Rt. I, Portland, Oblo Auction place, drilled well, good build- SIX BEAGLE pupa, 7 tJberly st.. New Hnen. Price redu«>9-18-3tp Ave., Pomeroy, Phone llnWEDNESDAY, SEPTI!MBER ings. Bam equipped for Grade ed. Rand! lllyle, three liedS661 after 5 p.m. t-1Wtp ZS, 11611-10:30 A.M. A milk. With or without farm rooms, gara~e. bale!llflll:. JOB TRADE-Cub far 111- THE ESTATE of the Late Ruequipment. Bowman's Ran or Phone !D-IITI. 9-IS-at: tlques, WUl1am Jhmm, Mldby Dally wtll be sold at Auc· Pels For Sale Fol'1lllt Run Road, Lee Johndleporl. a.s.aotp lion at late Residence In Le- 19tltl Clll!lVY plekuo, P'leelllde. son, Rt. I, Racine. Pholle IJCIINAUZEBS, Oderl, l'labdtart Falls, Ohio on State la and Weatlel 'Wblta ~ tlt-2248. t-19-tfe $1111, phone JJI2.Gif. WILL DO -'ng at bome Route 338. 2 Pc. Living Room 9-!Hb! tiel'' allo bnedlnl tlloct. dppon, pockets, pegging, Suite, Coffee Table, Rugs & 1948 \1 TON FORD pickup, 4 llaJtUIO ltsmel•, CoaiY!De, bemmlng, alterallonl, ete. Carpeting. Stands & Lamps, o. 41'/21. t-IWIIe opeed, good abape. ReasonMil. Freddie 'l'llabet, Ma1011, Kidney Shaped Desk and BARNES SUMP pump, eondi· able. Vlnc:ent P. Broderick. Chair, Occasional Cbalr, AirPhone 'I'/U6lll. ~~~· lion Uke new. Used 6 months. Phone 91U214. 9-111-3tc way SWeeper, Ottoman, Ink Phone ~71. 9-JHtc Re~l Estate For S.le WILL DO PAINTING, pJumNng Well, ART GLASS LAMP, 5110 BALES good bay. See Jamea O'BRIEN AND CROW arpenter and e1eelr!< wort China Cupboard, Writing Hollon, Minersville, Phone REALTY COMPANY by contra<! or by bour. PboDe Desk & Chair, Electrolux JIIM CHEVROLET BISCAYNE, WUII07. t-19-3tp POMEROY - 2 atory frame, ·OieobJre 38'1-78111. ....Dip Sweeper, Picture & Trunk. 9 4 door, standard llhilt, good 3 bedrooma, bath, nJce lot, Pe. Dining Rm. Suite (with condiUon. tBSO, call New Ha· FIVE ROOM bome, bath, one low taxes. ~.111111.011 WILL LEASE all electric three ven lft-:1948. 9-l?.etp China Cupboard) 4 Pc. Bed Door, In Pomeroy. Out of POMEROY - 2 story frame, hdroom troller, for one year. Roum Suile, Bedding & Lin- HARVARD PIANO. WID oell high water. ParUy furnished 8 rooms, S bedloon11, part lone clllld OK. Harllonl area. ens, Hand Sweeper, Metal .-...onal>le, Pllone lln-:M6'1. if desired. Phone 1192-SZil. basement, nice garage. Write, George Fields, 1308 Bed (complete) Old Rockers, t.2l).3tc t-1""" ~.8110.011 East l3rd Street, Chicago, m. Vanity Dresser, High Boy POMEROY 2 story !ramo, 11061t. 9-17-Qc .ng-lota In Chest, Bowl & Pitcher, Birds- MON'I'GOMERY & Ward auto- l'WO NICE.=-:-b--:ui::-:ldi:2 bedrooms, bath, garage, eye Maple Dresser, 4 PtlOter moUe washer two yean old, Arbaugll'o Second Subdlvlsi<RI, porches. 12.&011.011 SPECIAL SALE on this weell. Maple Bed Complete, Odd Tuppers Plains. Water tap .......... Pbone lft#IS. HENRY a.ELAND Women'• dresseo and clothChairs (Many old), Porch & incloded. Also 1911 of an ae>Olke 111,1111 log and children's clothing. Yard Furniture, Pottery Piere . Espeelally ntce lot, plenReo ......... Jeffers Clothing Store, Rt. 33, ces, Glassware (several nice BUNDY Tuxuboue, 1lte new. ty of evergreens. 110 Acres 9-lll-3tc Pomeroy. 9-17-Qc piecOI!), Warm Morning Gaa good building lot In eountry. Pllone 91111112. 9-Heater, er..ley Gas Range, AU priced reaaonably. Also ANYONE Interested In startGlass Dood Cupboard, 5 pe. FIVE WED( old Toy CoDie 3 point hitcll rear mount platIng a New Testament BapUst Dinette Set, Crosley Refrig- Pupplet, I& ...h. Phon• ~ form lift for tractor, power Cl!ureb please call 949-3484. erator. Large UtUHy CuptakeoU pulley for Ford Trac9-17-«c board & Ca-1, China, Several Mill. tor, wekled steel truck e&DPieces, Kitchen Utilities, POTATOES, Collblerl Kenneopy for tarpaulin, for short Wicker Tray, Hand Tools. l)ec:, Pllone 84,.., 'lbcJmu THERE will be a Gun Shoot bed, several accesiiOI'les for Auct. Note: This is an Estate Sayre. Sunday, September 22 beginFord tractor, new upper link ... . Sale of nice merchandise and ning at noon at the Forked for Ford traetor, several will be a large sale. TenruJ: Ran Sportsman Club. Everyeblmney liners, various otzeo, Cash. Signed, Fred Crow FOUR ROOM house, bath, lull one is welcome. 9-J.Mtc lot of 6-incll aewer We. Gorbasement, storm doon and Elecutor of Estate of Ruby don H. Caldwell, Tuppers windows, aluminum aldln& Daily_ Not Responsible For BAND every Friday and SaturPlalna, pbolle Coolville liflpriced reasonable. can be Ac<ldents. BRADFORD AUCday at Jack's Club on Harrl9-IMtc: oeen at 7'13 Grant Slnel, MJ6. 3136. TION CO., Complele Sales 1011Ville Road off Rt. 7. Coundleport. t-17-etp LEGAL NOTICE Service. Phone: 994·3821, C. try music by Gayle McDon....c. C. Bradford, Auct. A. C. BradBw.wlll" ,....,.. n ... ..._ ald and his Drifters. IHH!c tlltl6 RED FORD Future Sports ..t ...,..,... -.. 1'1111:1. P•=ot• Oblo, ford, Mgr. 9-19-4\o u•IU 10:00 O'eloelt A-IL. ......,, Coupe, bucket ...,11, crulle lcpeca1NA 11, 11M. !lor tM _.. e1 EVERYONE Is invited to Rutamatte:, new tirel, Phone IIJ. U. ClanMe Clartl: Md' lltueland Gun Club Trap Shoot, MI at Utt eon.r .. lUI ..a'~ For Rent 3771. 9-17-4\o titrHUI b1 UN VUIQrt o:l M'V' a. Saturday. Sept. 21 at 1 p.m. nJRIIISHED and un!arnJshed dile. 1'bt ,_...._. ...... tl I 7• ruoJD .... ,..... ,..... , . . . . , Ham llhoot, Sept. :a at I P-mapartmenll. Cloae t& oellooL PICK YOUR own apples. Law- aloliDIMlxlll,..._ ..,. mile from Rutland on !'bone I9U4H. 10-18-Ue 1011'1 Orchard, St. m. ta pi'OJIIW'U' , . . . . . . . .,.... .... New Lima Road, follow olgns. . . . ,. .. near U. S. 50. &112140. 9-1~ ....p .....NMIY IL Ce.rllo ......,, no alcoholic beverages aDow- TRAILER SPACE, ail utDIIIes ........ c..... CIUir, ed on premises. 9-18-31e avollable. Inquire Ill Mulber..... J 111 .... "'' IIi . . . ry after 3 or 5 p.m. Wrlle P. 0. BoK 425 Pomeroy. J.Zt-tfe Help Wanted --- .. ~.f. t ' 69 MODELS PHONE 992-2094 ---- • t All '68's Redil:ad -GUAitANTEED- --- ·I. I . ' ,. • '- SALIS AHD SERVICE 5.55 614-992~2181 --- <: '' •I ' •, 'I~;,_ . r ·"''t- .. Wheel Allgnmant · · ---- .· .•· . , ~PERf Call Pomeroy ---- ...·. ' \ ' -1. ~: I ' .,.,., ,, AKC Goldea Rotrla1er pujJP., · Dl Alb SL, llldd1epal1. MO. Nl4lc with ooa~ro~~ m; ... o11 -ven~on bUrner 1$0; 111011 coal furDa- blonrt. Arnold llrolllm, l'omoniJ' phone . . 1441. 11-1-Ue our many lrlends, neighbors ..:...-: ' ... _ / · . POODLB PIJI'PD!'o'l, AKC 'raJ m1a1ature. m and up. Stud leiWle and P"""'lnl. " ' - Pomeroy Motor Co. OPIN EVES. 1:00 P.M- ' • •• \ . ,. :j\•i ;• d, ~··. 1 ·., .,'~ For Sale Dar Mfen Pt*IICitlllll MMhr DIMIIN t 1.111. & c.,rHI!IHI . . . . . H~ tnHI ' '·"'· fw S '. J~rl-r- . ·· ~ ''" ..;_..2,. I•if, • Klrilioo - ,,JII. ... ...,':,·· ...........·..... ,, ~""~-- ·~ k .'' """:" ~~--- '. �' , .r. .· ~f.~~~,lioiil!~ l ~ SooilnOI, .~.,. Si!p"""'ral . ., Delnanils·.. ._ _, IIEL'IY PBA<iUE Nixon and Humphrey, by revising its decision to aU ow a network debate without granting equal time to "minor" caMi~ dates. Humphrey, meanwhile, said in SpringDeld, 01., today that he Is willing to debate Nixon "in Peoria or Sprircfteld or on .-:· ·.· ·.· ·.· •' ·.·. ·.·. BUYING A NEW CAR? ·-·. Our bank auto loans can save you money! When it comes to economical, quick-action car financing-of almost any make or model -<lUr bank Auto Loans offer you real moneysaving advantages. Come in and see ..• now! Jll.* T 1V1L p0. MER0y · naUonal television." NIX11!1 has not qretid . to debate either HUIJIIIhrey or Wallace Ia a r - 1 of the ugreat debates'' which served him ill when he debated John F. Kennedy on natlonli televlstoo In 1960. WaUaee has satd he woold race his ma.ior part;y opponents on television. Hum,phrey, bridling at Nixon's charge that "there is at:me collusion between my st.~~poriers and the Sllt.POrters of Governor Wallace," called the accusation "patently ridiculous and Mr. Nixon knows it." ''But.'' he added, In, ltlelr ·native slates ThurodOJI. · Nixon - The lonner Ylee pr.. The vice president also was olden! promloed Thurodiay that warmly recelwd In his south If elected prealcle!f(, he will serop Dakotaoppeorance by Son. WIJ'tle ' ueovernment by consensus" and Morse, D-Ore., a ,11trorw critlc briQB dlsserters into the f)( the JohniJO!I lldllllnlstradon's polltleli ·malastreatn. "T h e war policies. 1-a or ' enllihten!nent are Ill EdmuDd S. Muokle - The by the opark of eortrovoroy: MaiDa sepator, Democratic vice their can be snull'ed ~t preslclentlal nominee, e a II e d The nrst organization to report a program of &\~'port of by the blanket ol conaensus/• ThurodiU lor modernization of servicemen In Vle!Mm Ia Ohio Eta Phi Chapter of Slgu\a he slid in a ratlomrlde broed- slate, locli IIIII regloaal so,.roSororitY. ,. , cast. ments to help the !eden! KOV· Wallaee - Allbemiana staied ermnent meet moclerrt problema. ' The chlpter Is beginning Its third year In sending a box ea.eh . ._.. Spiro T. A(.new - . The GOP month to one local serviceman ln Vietnam. a 11 &tand up for George Wallace Sororlcy members report the bill di!Ueulll Is In seeuti!lll iliO day" Thuradl3 to raise money vice presidential candidate re.. rot their Conner govurnor'stele- iterated ThurodiiJ' night the ad- ramea and addresses or local servicemen to be, reme.mbered. The program is a &ervtce project of the sorority .and reald~~· vtsloa 'UtJ)811"1Dttl& The rand- ministration Is oull'erlng !rom hiiYIDK names ol Meigs Coundana sorvilll In VIetnam whom IIIey ra:J !ling ~gn ,was conduct.. "tired blood aNI the toni~ Is not wool~ like .emembered are asked to colltaet lilrUyn SWan or TwDa ed on what would have been Gov. a No. 2 mlll, but a new Dian." liltheny. .. .. Lurleen Wallace's 42ndblrt:bdl¥. Georgia - Fh• high Georgia Humphrer- Hl~Dl))hre3pleked atate otftclals, <.U Democrats, THE MIDDLEPORT' BUSINESS AND PROI'ESSIONAL Women:o up solid endorsemerts and aide- owll<hed to the llepubllcan perClub wi:t be holdinK 'a delpnalve drivilll course - two hour sessions by ~ side canwaign tppearances cy Thurodal' In a protest llflllnst '"'! · :"or two nlgbts - In the near future. , from Se111to1's Edward M. Ken- the Democratiepart;y'sdlrecUon, Those completing the course wUI be phsented certiftcatea., nedy arXI George S. McGoYern both on the .. ..ate and national Mrs. Nellie Vole, a club member who attended a similar school in level. "I issue this cftallqe. Let Richard Nlxon, George Wallace am me debate the Issues on national television. That way we'D soon find out who is in collusion with whom. And it won't be Humphrey. and Wallace." In other political develop- name de Arthur, reports the lnstructioo Is highly valuable. The place an:l ti.nie wUI be innounced tn the near future. Both met nnd women are to be invited to participate. Measurements of a Near Riot Her 43-25-37 Rocked Wall Street NEW YORK (UP0- A stockbroker in a proper . blue suit shinnied up a buttonwood tree to see what the fuss was all abool Tl1e steps of the New York Stock Exchange were jammed. Speclators ran to rooftops and clung to orlight windows the poles. staid Morgan Guaranty The old :: :~ :- :,. .. •' .. ,. RUTLAND POMEROY ::~ Servmg Metgs County for over 96 years :-:· ..•. Memher Fe<kral Reserve System I' Member FDIC ... <· ~ .. Ali Account• lnoured Up To $15,000 Under The Fedo·ral Deposit Insurance Corporation 5% paid on Certificates of Deposit in Multiples of $1,000,00 OPEN FRIQAY NIGHTS 5:00 to !:00 LOS were mobbed. At 1:34 p.m., Thursd1J1 1 police estimated the crowd on Wall Street near the Stock Exchange where the nation's financial business Is centered at 5,000. At precisely that moment Francine Gottfriend, a 2t~year~ old computer operator frOOl Brooklyn, stepped frmn the BMT subway station and walked down Broed Street. She wore 1 tight yellow sweater and 1 red skirt and almost caused a riot. For days the word had spread through stock exchanges, banks and brokerage houses about Fnnclne' s walk. DaUy the crowds grew. Trust Co. ANGELES (UP0- The right of a Black Panther l~der to lecture a sociology clllss on racism today confronted the divided governing body of the University of california with one of its most potentially damaging controversies. The appointment of Eldridge Cleaver-minister of informa~ tion Cor the Panthers, ex-convict author of "Soul on Ice" an::l candidate for president or the Peace and Freedom party- has raised 1 storm of protest throughout r..atifornia. The 21-member board of to regents today prepared thrash out tile issue in an open , •, session at UCLA. Gov. Ronald Reagan was expected to lead the fight to dismiss Cleaver. The board's educational policy committee, composed of 18 regents, met for two hours in elosed session Thursday but failed to agree whether to approve or revoke the nppointment of Cleuer. No Decision "We couldn't reach any decision.'' said University President Charles Hitch after the meeting. He said a number of proposals were made, but the only vote taken was to Camporee at ~.:· Chester Sure ... ... ::: 'Jim /Jqndy' :-: PT. PLEASANT- Area seoulen are invited to attend t h e annual M.G.M. District F a II camporee at Camp Kiashuta, near Chester, Meigs County, Ohio Sept. 27 .:!9th. DON'T WEAR A TOURNIQUET tight pantytegs can hinder normal circulation, cause unsightly and uncomfortable marking and swelling of the legs and feet . Take lhe time to be expertly fitted, and lobe sure ... 'I'hia year's camporee shoUld be a u jim danlb"," judgl.oe from the vaat amount oleo n t e 1 t 1, events, and prizes. unanimously refer the matter to the full board wUhout any recommendation. The absence of a recommen. dation set the stage toda,y for a stormy debate over a controver~ sy which has brought censure of the . university from the legisla~ ture, protests from hlgh state officials aOO suwort aeademJc grOlt)s. COMPENSATE11 Panty Girdle with the ADJUST·A·THlGHTu pantyleg inserts that flex with your leg. expand to comfortably fit your very own thigh SIZe. Thursday Wall Street er~Vted. Ue<ks In heiKO jacketa mobbed the sidewalks an hour early to get good positions. The roofs o' two cars were stan¥1ed t;, Women screamed, photog. ~ phers shoved. Two plainclothes poJiceme1the word had sPread to _.ty HaD, 100-maniKed to :,.•11 Francine crom the mob ~o safety In a hole! lobby. The cause oC the near-riol va~ the yellow sweater and l an4:1-25-37. "It's the biggest thing '•· nh Wall Street since the c1 h, '' said one Stock Exchange t rk. up .he Like the . man buttonwood tree, F r a n c 1 c didn't know, or wouldn't let •n, what all the fUss was about. "Some p~~qtle ask me f my . J.1~SON Figure trimming Compen-;ate girdles an4 panty girdles a're made of lightweight powernet with DuPont 'mlachirle washaqle Lycra Spandex and Antron NylOn. ' / Available in a full range of .$izes and styles with front panels. · front and back panels, and front. batk and side panels-Jo f1t your figure type and your piii'SI! frorTJ $f.Oiflo $13.00 TONIGHT SATURDAY SUNDAY SEPT. 2G-21-22 Sidney Pottier i ..... ,..~ Nationally advertised in Good Housekeeping and McCall's. ,;;.... Come in and try yours on .today at: ....... ... ~ * 5)- J' _,. . HR CLOIHIERS.... .. .. TO SIR, Wlnt LOVE" (Technlcolor) AND Nell Conneryollenlela Blanch! 'OPERATION lllD BROTHER' (Tecludealor) • o. 1 ~- DRIVf·!H Cleaver agreed to ~onduct 10 lectures at Berkeley on racism in the United States fo:· an e"})erimental course titled "~ c i a 1 Analysis dehumani~ zation and regeneration In the American social order." His appointment came at the suggestion of studert:s, who after the 1964 free ~ peech movement gained the tl,t:ht to propose courses with the approval of a division ot the laculty-eontrolled academic sen- -......... -- ··- --.: . They were Ron Janey, 20, Gallipolis, indlc~ for second . degree riot and assault; and John W. Burlile, Jr., 18, Galli· polla. secOOO degree riot only. The youths pleaded that thelr constitutional rights were violated when they were suq,oenaed to testify befo,r e the grand Thoughts Wen a. has been confined. VOL. 3 NO. 34 The controversy was broadThursday with the •~ nouncement or an Investigation into the ·h iring of another Black Panther as a teaching aaslstant at San Francisco state College. S t a t e COllege Chancellor Dumke said he has asked the The youngest (Eddie) entered the first srade, IIIII attractive AM, the eldest, Is enterb11 Ohio Stale UnlveraiJr. Alan has started his freshman year at Easterp High School and Jan ha1 entered the seventh grade - junior high achoolleveL supply particulars regarding tbe hiring or George Mason Murray, Panther minister of education. The appoinbnent ~r Murray was ordlnery girl, bul one Wall Huinphrey, Gov. Nelsot1 IIA>ekoo aNI Mayor John V. she drew Thursday at least Lindsay were the attractions motched thai out oo May thai Street veteran said 1he crowd leller CONTEMPO Naplllns & Party GOOds .,..NEW HAVEN - A Phlll» Sporn plant o!llelalllUIWIICed late Soturda,y that the 84-411.Y strike wbleh besln lost July 1 ~ eNI at midnight tonight when worlwrs will report beck to work. Union members ll,l)proved a new eontraetbya497-196eount Soturday. OMcials eJII)Oct to siln a memorar>4um asreemenl aometlme today. Abow, a picket detan tehea It eao7. The p]antlcxms In the back- Kt'Oiflld. GALLIPOLIS - A Jacksm am~nee driver on an emergeney r1111 Friday passed a stowed ·~ehool buo IIIII struck a ear ~t had stopped lor the bus. The State HiJ!hwOJI Patrol elled S.muel E. stevenson. 23. Jack,.. to munleli>al court SepL 23 on a eharp ol pasilltg stAIRpod school boa. The ambulance waa teldQBGer· 114 P. McKinnin, 48, Jack1cril, tli the Holzer Medical Center. McKlnnlss hid autre-red a Craclured arm at the Davis TFileldDK ~. Jackson. "" was tn.iUred - when a tire rim blew IIIII sltilc:k him. He Is reported In a WORK UNIFORMS orr Sizes waist '. POMEROY - One liofandanl waa bound to the Brand Jury, 12 lorfeltad bonds and 16 were lined Frkta.r In the cOurt Gl ~ c.ium:r Judge Frank W. ' POrter. ·to 1t1e srlllll Jury un~r $500 bot14, which wu film. lshed was AII'Oit H!'lell, Columbaa, wltb lare0111. ~ · weta Hobart $2/i, dlslurl>inK L,;,Joii!IOO, dltocllo, , ox• Mlddlf- . eoaterr 29 to 50 in your correct length. SALE! 5.49 SHIRTS 3, Sizes 14~ tq 20 in your correct sleeve length. . SALE!- Shirt ond pantj otyled ond manufacture~ for your rOG I comfprt, for long wear and good ' looks . · · Buy your needa now durillfj this opecial sa,l , and save. ,.WEDDINGS ePARTYS &,ETC. Wearl~ Apparel For vO,., I'll._ $27.50, cleOr Charlo& OblltiKOr. RutdlllluJ:blni' tb8 PII!CO; M<><!'l.....nKh IIIII JanWblttlaiUIR, 125 eacl! , qf dl-lag I b·· 4.49 Permanent pre11 work uniforma-w ith soil releosa, 50% Fortrol, 50% CoHon. Olive green, tan, silver grey, dark gr8y and fo~est gre6n. <" • , .. two other vehicles. The patrol investigated a mi~ nor accident at 12:55 a.m. Satur~ day when cars driven by Wllll.am D. Davis, 23, Heck's Trailer Ct., and Anthony Altieri;, 65, _good condiUoo. The accident occurred at 4;10 p.m. Friday on Rt. 35, ooe IIIII nv..tenths miles west of the junction ol Ill. 160. An eastbowd GaUipolis City School bus had stopped to let off a rider. Ueola M. Smith, 34, RL 2 Bidwell, headed west, had atop. pod lor the bus. The ~U~~bulance, headed east, wenl arouNI the school bus, cut back In, In u eflort to KO between the bus aNI the car ard instead struek the Smith car. No one was 11\iUred. There waa moderate 4aJn8ge to the ear and the ambulance. There was no c:ontac:t between the school bus aNI either ol the GaUipolls, collided at a sfq> aign on 'Third Ave., in Kanauga, one aoo six-tenths miles north ol Gallipolis. The patrol slid Davia stopped at the sign, started aNI atopped, then sll~ted IIIII slopped llfllln IIKI the last time Altieri was unable to stop and his car struck the back of the Davis ear. MI- nor damage was done to both cars. No one was injured and oo eharKe was tiled. fJolttntbus Man Bound Friday PANTS t~===; (, ·' PRICE 10 CENTS GALLIPOLIS-PT. PLEASANT persons who are not genuinely qualified to receive ald." The educatioo plank pledged special aid to inner-city schools and put the consolidation of convention. _., school districts "high UDDfll uwe respect fln4 hwnan educatiorw.l priorities. rights, and secorxl, proper~ The platform calls for the rerights:· the platform says in peal of the controversial Fer~ its preamble. Throughout the uson Act. which prohibita plaUorm, the stress was placed strikes by public employes. It on programs tor the dlsadvan-. wu a repeat "of the statement taged. in the 1966 platfonn. Platrorm cmnmittee members The platform stopped short who advocated specific propos~ of recommending a statewide als on reform Ohio's presi~ income tax but said "tax reodential primary aOO on gun form is vital if we are to maincontrol were apparentb' rebuff~ tain our standards of education ed. The proposed planks were and physical and social securmissing. ity." It asked for taxes "broadThe law entorcWtwJl..,J)t..nkll ly based on the ability to pay," stdtt .. ·taws "must~ · iittoleBc:t ··-~Th& platfoAn · attacked what firmly a!lll fairly and pledged it termed "the callous dlsr.,. ',,'• or the party to lake • "prompt steps" in the next two years to prevent crime arwJ. disrespect for the law "as well as to cure SUPER TWILL ,. COLUMBUS (UPJ)- A plat-form stressing human rights but negleetlnK to IOJI how they can be achieved was adOPted today by the state Democratic autot:raph," she said. "Why 17, 1967, for the175thannlwr• should they? I'm ,lust an ry ceremOilies of the New York ordinary girL" Stock ExchaFrancine may be juat an VIee President Hubert H. administration of the school to ..,. Instrument Stresses Human over Property Rights; but is Vague SEEMS LIKE ALL OF TilE CffiLDREN of Mr. IIIII Mrs. Hoy Holter are doing something unew" this school term. BIG YANK. Sunday and Democrats Approve State Platform ;r Elberfelds In Pomeroy fair and warm Monday. High Sunday 75 to 80. FOUR SECTIONS SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER 22 1968 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT Weather entint ·36 PAGES She would have been discharged earlier but leU over a chair ard was kept several more days for observation. SHOP :ATURDAY NIGHT UNTIL -9:00 provides: Deooted To The Greater Middle Ohio Jlalley ,, a witne&l!i against hlml5iell." · The U.S. S\C)reme Court. howe..er, has put st.rlct int8r.. pretations into rights sections recentb. Judge Mitchell is eJII)ected to rule on the motions inld when he recon~enes court here next 11Nrsda)'. The case& of the Dultys, Janey and Burlile were pondirc In Gallipolis Municipal Court when the in::lictments were re-turned apinst them. Since that time, however, the cases ln municipal court have been dismissed. ·'>n does not constitute a viola~ ·e Ohio BW of Rights, which voluntal t1oo ofse, tmts ''Hwnan history becomes more and more a race between eclu:a~ tlon and catastrophe." - H. G. .. ' 'Nc person shaU be compelled in any criminal q~se to•" ~:·. t/;:; the State vs, ' \Uranada, which set a precedert in investiga.. 'fl. tloaaltnter..CaDJ ~rosecuting Attorney John A. EpUJW countered/ lor the State agolnsl the pleas of ebafe. m~,/ "urrer with a memorandum citilw: the ,,~ . ·e, which held that any persoo who ca:.. will be deemed to have testified does · . it- + ANiJ PAUL HUSTON ARE CONTINUING In their kl.l ll' ened eBIRTHDAYS . •SHOWERS Court. "ize project ·'lf restoring ·the Bridgeman home in Syracuse. The couple has been working there for over two years. 1be home promises to be most attractive when the work i& completed. A ramUy cemetery remains intact near the Bridgeman properl)'. Incidentally, Mrs. Huston's mother. Mrs. Ted Beegle, ba1 been returned to her Pomeroy home crom Holzer H01pital where she ate. ,, Jill')' In the eaoe lnvolvllttl tho assault oo Percy J!eolio, llr.'\11 cl.Oolilre. oull'ered a fractured jaw lllllwaot~oSJtallzed. Janey and BuriUe were two of nve per...,. lnlletad by · tbe recent srand lucy In oonnecUon wltb the clle. A wool( Qo. Wke Duffy, 18, aild Gary Du(()>, 20, GallipQIIa, !)IOided not pdlli .t o INiieln)e!U or second deiree riot IIIII agravatod assault. The fifth Pbaon, secretly indicted, has not Mn arrstg!Mid. The ll)omorllldum !Ued with the pleas or ahotement, pleadil1! liolallon of eonaUtutloaal riKhto, cited the ease ol GALLIPOLIS - Two yooths Indicted by the September term grand Jury riled pleos olabatemeiilj seekllll to hove the lricUctments dJsmll8ed when they were 'arraigned }.'rldQ tJo.. fore Judge Thomas W, MltchelllnGolila couilb cominon. Pleas !rom MEIGS THEATRE COMPENSATE® by G-LEXf.111?,) '>lllRLEY cine'" figw-e, which mea& • ·cs Some ot the events are con~ toots In pancske Dipping, llre- disclosed ~st week. bulldinK coordinated with water The state senate baa voted to boOing, bilndlolded compass censure Hitch, Berkeley Ollncourse, tent peg making con- cellor Roger He)1ls and the test, nrst..ud relay and IIUUIY, Berkeley academic se111te over many others, the Cleaver ep,pointment. The unique feature this 1ear will be the judging and crunclllag o! these contests, which lVIII SCHAYES NAMED NEW YORK {l!PO- Dolph be dooe by a select Kfoup ol SenSchayes, former Syracu1e Na~ lor Scouters and Explorers chotionals scoring leader, wa1 seo by their own units. appointed s~rvisor ot omclalll A laating memenlo ol this chlilenglng experience will be a neat- in the National Basketball ly desilned paf<h to be awarded Association Thursday by leap10 commissioner Walter Kennedy, to each boy attendlnK. Kennedy stso announced that Scouter1 lntereated in more Mendy Rudolph, sllrtinK hlo delsila oo the camporee should 16th year as an NBA referee, oootaet John WbiUey, 105 Pleoswill held the newly created post urt ~. 675-3856i Bruce Adkins, of ehie! of staff officials. lOOt Slmpi!Oil Place, 675·1033, or Ron MCCIIatod<, 803 27th YANKEE WINNER St.. 675-3098. THORPE BAY, E ngla od (l!PO- Yanhee Flyer; the U.S. challenger, won the ftltb race In the best of seven series for the TONIGHT THRU THURSDAY 1 LIUle America's CIV lor SEPT. 20 • 26 seaclass catamarans Thursday. YOURS, MINE AND OURS Britain leads the aerlea 3-2. Lucille BaD - Henry FoNII The sixth race wW be held (Teehnlcolor) today. COLORCARTOONS: Coolbaby; Hi oot Dry; Mousetrek; Flpt Results Of Fallne llondqe By United Preu bternaUoaal Admiuloru 85c 111:1 50c LOS ANGELES (UP0- Help. mon Lewis, 145, Los Angela&, SHOW STARTS 7 P.M.. outpoint;.lf) Miguel Aguilar, 147, Mexico <10). - -- ••• WEAR A Youths Ask Abatements to Riot, Assault IndictmentS ments: WNATIONAL BANK Black Panther Riles UC .·.•., ...:-:·' ::3 . . "",/ TRiP NU MAKEUP CaedlosloCLEVELAND, (l!PO - Rain YIIda'o tq, 1-ro today put washed out the flna.l meedrw Of •. 1111 unlll - k • trip to the year between the Washingllol""' ~re Communist 111- ton Senators lllld tfl'!!l OevelaOO By United Press lrternaUoaal formaall oald ~ faced So- INIIons Thursday. Hubert H. H...,..rey todiiJr viet demands to JIUI'B" cerialn , Jnd~an oCDcials said the game llberolo - Including Alexander would not be made ~. apln chaUenged his Presld~ Dubcek - frQm their govern- regardless or the Tribe's till opponent, Richard M. ment. news media and Commu- chllnces to adw.nce in the Nixon, to meet in a face--to-face televloed ohowdown. The new American League stan:lings. nlot~. d\lllenge came just after a Hoose cmunittee cleared the way lor third-party ciJidlclate George C. Wallace to app8ar with the major party contenders in any re-run to 1960's "great debates.'' Th- House Commerce Committee opened the way for Wallace's participation, aNI by doing so put more pressure on ..•' J ' F. $1.7,50, Fomeroy loU; ' w. ? llag, 0., $27,50, JPOedlnB. 01'0¥, overload, $25, and COlis, Flaed were Georp V. M<>r- $15""!111)1011ded; Cheoter L. Grlfria, Pomero.Y, $10 attd COlis, Othe, Coolville, $10 and c:oata, oxeesstve speed for '"""'"l!'f!S; aaiiUred clear dlotance; Marcus llobert F. Faa, Jr., M1cldle- . Cox, Racine, $10 IIIII coots, DO port, $10 IIIII costa, .., clrlv- operlior'o ileenoe; Wolter E. or's license; .Kalhcyn Milliron, Kine. Albany, $10 attd COlla, Racine, $5 and eoato, 11111811 Jell of center; Charles R. Aelvehicle; Dcltald E. Colllao, Fom- Iter, Follltii'QY, $5 and - COlli, defective -at; Jimmy F. '?);.-:::rmwx«-: · f =="'~·• 77 r: EYB.. Racine Route 2, atop ll&a GALLIPOLIS - Dedl'cauoo violation, $10 IIIII wlls; Sldceremonies lor the Dew $200;nq E. LIUie, llllddleport, $U 0011-plui caml • Meigs Re-' and COllie, speeding; DOria' E. glOMI Airport IVIU begtn il llelnltart, POmeroy, $5 IIIII 3 llils afternoon. Gov. James .COlla, left of center; Dtnne A. ·ljitodoa, wU) be the pril>' .S' .E. Wyatt, Cbeehlre, Iii '"' d eli>al I!POIIiot,, Tha. juibl)c ~ coila, impedhw tralllei, ~ , Invited. The ilew striP ·Is 1,;. ' L, , <;lieehlre RoltW ·1, Cited between Glll~ls lJij • •10 IIDp stKD . ~Muga, Just oft llt. 7, below tloo; ,KinM . ~ Old SUV.r Brfjlge still. ville; P ant • I ,.. • In ; i, ide TadalY. .,.-_IU .. ·~ .. -~, ... . . ·~ 4 • • • • •••• ~ •• . I ..~ R~ • I lattd,o> $2G ,<110 . the diseases that have caused theJllj," "lt is essential to raise the effecUveness aod dignity of law enforcement omcials and firemen throughout the state," says the plank. It advocates "programs" that would do that but !ailed to spell them ouL The social justice p 1 a n k pledged the party to sponsor 40 social legislation and progra.ms to provide all citizens, and especially the depressed an:! diaadvutaged, with unrestricted ard complete cpportunity !or employment. education . , . a decent hc:me, and access to public laciiWes." It pledged s~Vport lor higher welfare pOJImenta and to ''screen ,out any Explosion is Termed Minor PT. PLEASANT - T, R. Friar, ttlaDager olltle stautrer Chem· !eli Plllfl at Galllpol1o Ferry, oald FrldiiJr lollowlttg an OJI)Io"""' at the plllfl thai at 11:40 Lm., uA Jmall explosion occur~ red In the plant aree resultIng It> DO lnJurlea lD pllltl per• lljlllal. Dam~p to plant Olfllpmilpl IIIII faclllltes appeared flo be" lfllnimsl but · - 111at this limo. Qllck action bJ' 1n - PIWI! nre control .PdilJ l*t the llllor klllitia control..,. •""atlm ~d ,. =~:25, Rutlattd, .~~ ~..t't~ ~:~~FrldiiJr n1lbt reported u gard o! the meQtally ill by the present administration" and pledged the party to work for (Continued on page 4) Register Deadline HEREFORD BREEDERS chat with Dr. Bert iichelb, Maumee, presldont at the Herelwd Anocllltion !illtlmlaT.at-a bee~pr-oll clinic hel<ht-the IIA>ek Sprlnss falrsr""""- noar PUileroy, From lutl to right are Sherwood Meredith aid his son, John, of the Flatwoods area ot Meigs Courty; Meigs County treasurer, Howard Frank am his smallaon, Ray, of the Racine area, and Dr. Scheib. PDMEROY - Cblel of 1'0llee Jed Webster Saturday reminded rnotorlste that the r.,. surfaced I'Oid under the Pomeroy~Muon bridge Is one-way. Only eeotbowld (upriver) tralflc ia to travel the road, he warned. Is 25th GALLIPOLIS - The Gallla County Board ol Election Sotur- The road la marked for one way traffic. Motorists appre~ hended vlolatiDK the regulation will be oiled to court, Webster advised. 11111' reminded voters that the deadline lor voter registration is Wecbtsdly, Sept. 25." A reFlor Gollla Couozy must he registered to vote. Ref!)slratim In Ohio Is permanent and need not be renewed unless a resident baa not voted at least once ln the past two calendar years, or h a s ehanKed their name (A ...,man must re-register If she has married Iince ahe regioterecO. Per10111 who have moved from one precinct to another m u s t transler ltlelr regi&tratloo In order to be eligible to vote In the Nov. 5 pnerli election. AJI1 realdent who Is not registered IIIII does not regioter belora 1t1e Sop!. 25 cleadline cannot vote Ia the ran eleetlon. AJI1 per100 who has moved line.e they reglotered and who does not trana!er will not be etlglble to vote. AJ11 per110111 who moves from their preeinetbetweenSepl. 25 IIIII liedlan dill' m.., go baek flo thlir old precinct IIIII vote. Lawmen Hold Four Persons POMEROY - Four peracm ~by toW··~ Robtrl late c. iiii Escapees Change Minds Dr. Morgan Installed President of Ohio's College of Surgeons Morgan's outstanding record of service to the people of this area was honored at the 13th annual as a member d. the surglcailtaff meeting of the OhioChapteroftbe of the prevtooa lkllzer Hoapital American College of SUrgeons at IUid Clinic and the , _ Holzer Youngstown Sept, 20.:!1, when GALLIPOLIS - Dr. Thomas W. Morgan, staff member of the Hoi zer Medical Center, wasinstalledpresldentof the Ohio Chapter of. the American College of Surgeons for the coming year. The honor indicates the state and national recognition for Dr. Speaker on GALLIPQI.Jl; - Two men who escaped !rom the HllttUngton, W. Va. jail Monday night wlived .,._ traditloo Frldlll' afternoon when they were arraigned before Gal~ llj>ollo Munlelpal Jud&e Robert S. Betz and were returned to llunllagton, 1bey were Kemeth Lee Adkins, 24, and Charles Thomas LanciY, 28, botb Gl Eaot Liverpool. Both had reluaed to waive extradition wllen they _ . . t before Judie Beta Wednesdl,y• llunllagton police hod ellarpd . . Dr. Morgan, as Preaidentofthe Ohio Chapter of the Amertcaa Constitution MIDDLEPORT ance o! Constitution Week, Meigs County Common Pleas Judge John c. Bacon spoke on the Con.stitutioo of the United States Friday evening at the dinner meeting or the Midclleport~Pomeroy Rotary dub. Dr. Jerry Matheney, who attended a meetl~t~ of the Gallipolis the preliminary plana for the 14th annual meeting which Is to be held in CincimaU. He is the fir1t physlclu of :brtbeastern Ohio to be honored by being selectedpresidentof'thil >rpnization. He succeeds Dr. Richard W. Zollinger of Columbus. Rotary Uub with WendeD Gerlach and John Werner, repor~ ed on that event In which Bos - · with burllia1'7 and LanciY U beinc an aeeeoiiOI')' to bar- Johnoon o! WSAZ-TV sPOke oo glacy Monday eveniQB. After be- the Democntic am Republican Ing booked, llnprprtnted a n d conventions which he attemed JiboiDKnllbed. the two man were as a correspolllent. ~cod In a del- ,.U, awlitBirlhdays Dbserved were those lnl tnnlhr to the Cabell Colll- ot Gerlt.ch, Curtis Jenkins and IJr JaU, Edison Baker. Wlteli an olllcer - to Bet · Judie Baeoo directed his ,... ~e two man they 118\'8 - . An marks to the authors, historical waa bi'Oadeut. Acltlt!• 'Ifill baehgrOUIIII and Jq-ura or the ~ wva !Jieklll , up 'l'IIIIIIIIIY Conitltutloa. ~ .by the stat. lllib'n1 "-!!Iea ol Heatll Methodist Tittr ~ b!tcllllliti\1 • · c;tnu'tll s"""" the dinner IP the rlilt . Itt • &(dill,i),lntek. ' . • P.atrlil· Medical Center. Dr. Morgan is a graduate of Wuhingtcm and Jefferson Col~ lege and HarvardMedieaiSc:hool. He completed hla postgr&Ute tralning at the Peter Bent Brigham Hospital In Booton, and the UniverSity Hospital of Ohio State University. He is a Diplomate of the American Board of SUrgery. College o! ~rgeiHis, will preside at the 13th 8111111al meetlne and will amounce the appointment of In observ~ the 1969 Program Chairman and !f'•clr.'• aim Frldat ""' ..,; This regiun ..... ~ - JURY TO MEET POMEROY - The September grand jury will convene at 9 Lm. Monday in the Meigs COUDoo ty c:ommon pleas court room. Judie John c. Bacon oald saturo day. The Jury is e"'""""' to be In seosloo lor two diJ's. � 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 20, 1968