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Saveral lofa-.Golll.......l Slllen Wefll oo for tllllt ...urv. am oleo for tho satur-· ~ nom bulret lundleon II the ' ' Marietta Boat Club ... the - · ot tile Muokfrwum River, Richard c. Simonton, Lot AJI. pies, Calit., ptesldentotGreene You? Now You Know Marty. Marty knew Marc bition to become the bes' ton, Mass. slugger: Most boxers had to be to be remiOOed to relax II The surprising thf~ bout, Marciano could U .. up tight, .. Marciano had intended Into baseball, his !irst 1(11 did for a tlme. But he aehieve the measure of 111 he desired and turned to aeoond love, boxing. SPEAKER'S TOPIC --: THE PRINCIPAL _...,. at tho nlllrt mOiling In the Llfq. otto lloCol was J. lofack Gomble ot Clarlngtoo, rtllrad e I t• mentar)o' 1ohool prlneljJol a a d o.- The Llne1 presialao told the river but!s about puoenger boll eervloe oo the Rhine River In Gorlnai\Y, wbloh Ia 500 miles In IOII)!tll. He pGinled out thet .... ...... _.tea 28 overn18)11 cndse -o t h e rand wrllfnl river - • JDQ- 1, llu<Jid a... p~,•ibl ' .. 1918, tlte Jllnl clq Karlltta1 1 Pl., tnuurer, ~· ~ lor ..... 'l1le Marlolto 1nNa. boll for the belli& •• boats on tlle Rhine Rlver. """" ... lho .... r1 tile ...... 1111 tople 11111, "lfow I Write kJaaum Rl- ...... alboli ne- Riftr Nen .... WIIJ'." Dr. Qun. ble IIIOke to a capaellf ~co at tho amual m-..r, one ot the largell crowd• over to IItend. ing .,.... of llarlolto eou... 1101'ked CNt u ~ 2Go guellt ate 11114 'flsltacl wltb oadl <tiler at lhe 1am11y . . . . - <11. river peoplo. MillY - - ..... dlopll,!'ed .., tho 11'011 11 ea club lncludiDg lho Idlewild, presently the Belle llf l..ouloYW1, by John L, Frfaat ot AI-• drla, Va. JoiOIIIt H. !blelda, CJdl. lloolhe, hid bls . - . of ea Civil War Federal "'"' 011, U.& s. Cblllloolhe, ... dlaplt.y. (Contlrueclool'qe .j) • a1 •. .a.. a.ii • Re-eleelftd lllho ....... "'"""' ing ware tho olllc:er1 llf the Sloll, lnoluding capt. F-d< Wl,f, leaoher ot Counlf. hal ,lull ...,.u- aut 50 years Jr., Sewickley, Pa., ,....oiAiolrt; of !lOWS rprlfng. J. lofack Gamble, Clarill8tM. liPDr. Gomble hal wrlthll a par Ohio River vtce.,...tident; regular river eolumn In lhe Wa- capt. c. w. Stoll, LooiJvllle, teno~rs JOUI'IIai, St. Louis, No., K.Y ., lower Ohio River vice • lllnoe July 1918 am Ia now lhe prelldont; Copt. J. w. Rutter. 'Olan; and doiD ot river colwrlllleta. He be- Conal Wlnchc.,.... 23 dt.Y - · Two companlea operate ~)I Weather enttne Low '; ' IA>rll&l1l In the 1181. COD- IIderable cl'"""-1 ..._ tared !Dmdor-. 1\loldq, Turning cooler In the DDillt..-. Devoted To · '17u! lntereat. Of The Meigs-Mason Area ' VOL. XXI NO. A~ 11-IERE I'Sf THE A:JRPO.S€ IS "TT EAT AtJD 'SJ..£€ P MID .SHUT UP! All "THeRE MUST BE' A PURPOse' 70 AU.. THI:S! THE WEILLS IN BOXn Following in his father' steps, MartY Well! worke tighter& for many years. father, AI Weill , now retired and living in F. Al Weill managed Lot bers, lightweight champior t;y Servo, welterweight ( ioni Joey Archbold, feather · champion, and !p&n.Y other: He managed bouts in t Next To Old Silver Bridge Site PUSHES FoR Group Plans Youth Center Five ·Accidents pres!-. SCHOOLS - Olllo Gov. ·.. Jlmes A. Rhodia, &mllaJ•a ddeaUon ceremonia~:~ of tile ,_ GalliJo.Melas Alrpart, urged area reoddeata to llfiOri a move llllderw"'' for a...,. .....uonal technical ll'llnllw centar 1J1 tile llallla, Melg0, JaokiCMl ODd VInton c.un-· \Y are. lfo aoouaed Ohio resldenta or havloc practiced ,Y' ulDtellectaal anobbery, look1aa dOWD our noses.n at youqr IIOQilla. to lurn a voc:atlan lnotoad or goiJW to col· ' ,jep. Ollliliillle.o' left II San. OlldeY ('n)llno .-" '· S..HenryW. orDonBolrd PH. 446 4060 whcf - 8 A.M. T06P.M . DAft.Y s ortas -zs nag "If We Don't H~ve -We'll Get It" •Jj1 e _E.•_ ~ Free T..etype s.r.t. To "40'' Me!or w....kh• Yards In A l'ollowshi,p grcq> made up of the YOIIJII! people of lour Pomeroy churches with an aim of establishing a youth center waa rormed at • meetloc Sunday night at tile United Methodht Churcll. Making up tho Initial membershill are young people or tile Muthodl1t Church, the Trildty United ~:~~~:s~:~~~:!!i Ad • t : '~ ·. o rJOUrnmen :r..~~~~. p;:::, ·~ ~·- Sarvl 24 Hr. Wrecker and Expert Meehan! At Kanau1a iroN •• 7 rM BEGINNING 10 nRE OF OUR PA:JBI EM, I 'THINK, CALLS FOR COOKIN'... WE ~ 'IM 1>. GOOD'I' OJR KING'S DISPOSITION, WHICH I CONSIDER 1>. B.to.D IMPOSITION ! WHEN SHES NOT l.DOI(IN'! ,.q- woalit: . &..ate i1aa1t1 let l""'"n dilliit, 111 Aid lboJ Glo Fortu ',.' ,. J:m~~ rim llllllj ~ 1aat part ot Wlltk ''l;::. Church. :s:ea~"'~DIII a - lo out olf HUes, treasurar, am Mary Sue Hayes, secretory, It was decidedthotlnltlalmemberahip lee ot tile group wltll a membershiP c:ard to be Issued to each member wUI be 50 cents aed dues wiD be 2S cents per week, oc- esch meeting. Eli... ' both Blaettllar was aamed chair· man ol the memberoldP eommlttee witll Mark Werry and Stave J..,.U nam'ed to her eommluee.. Mike Struble was llllned chalrman ol the publicity committee. Othera 011the eommltteeare U.. da Rupe am Doma Franclo. --by~ Membori.._, wiD be open to .'1'!11• lime, tile wo7 ._eel youtll or the tour portlclpatloc ll'eoHd for Smale . , . . . ot churches ll'om tho aewnlll grade · tile big IIIOD01 maaiUN, ODd fot: to ,the ', 121b l)flde leveL YOIIIII! .Pck qp-eomenl t11o Hoqae p~e are b)ol!ed to ata>nd the Ill 'd lfirenoea - - II ml a next mulillg wblch has beta set ' • (~ll,led on Pop 8) for 8:U p. m. Wednelday at tile . ,United lofathodlal Clurc:h. Noboey lhlnka ~wiD get IL How clooe thO)' come will dolermlne whether lhoy try apln later, after more talk, or fJIIld ...,.d to PreJoMson thai Fortao, DOW an uiOdale juBilee or tho &.promo Court, can't be alevated to tbe pod llf ~ juaUee. Firat tho Senate was conllder· ing todaY am Tuelday a $71.9 biUioD doranoe ~ blll that In other llmea miJhl haw ..,...,ted the aeosion-4od ..,.. trarerq that lnevltib.b' Ia . 'fl~~~l:~;:~:~:~=~=~=l=~:;:~~:~}~j:j:~!l:~~:i=!~:1:~~~:l:~:r~:~=f:~:J:&:~_if~~~~~~~~tjr~~~~r~:!!~~~~~~~;~m~rr:~i~: ·:'··tvew~...in 'Bri'efi · · 'l!~;1ll!~~:mili!;:::\iN::wf~wr:::=:d=':: ;: : : ' 'i ' ' ,,,,,,, ;•,==:=== ::::::,•::('!!ii=•=w== ,, •'' Welsh Suffers Seqous Burns ' . • 1t ~ Response Overwhelming To Art Class Invitations BY BOB HOEFUCH port, When is an art teacher aut aa art teaeher? When ahe is Mrs. Maraaret Ella Lewis llf Middleport, 11111'1 when. Althoulll an art major am Idly qualilled as an art teacher, there have been few demand& for her talenta - or those oC _,. . _<tiler art laacher__ _.,- ID Molp Particular praise- to Gr.ry Sbort, president ot the Gallla CIC, and Danny Evans, p a 1 t president ot the airport authorIty whose leadership helped make tile project a reality. Norman Crabtree, direetor of aviation, state ot Ohio, called Gle project an ''lnvelllllent In the~"- He- ....--~ Evane a certlllcate maldna the (Continued on Page 8) CouniY. for tllll - · ..... tho past year a.. Anxi.oua to exerclae her t.J.. out, Mrs. Lewis - Who apenda her work dey teac:hlng apecial edueaUon cllssea in the plti.lc schools ol Meigs CouniY - ¥01· untsered to oonduct evenloc art claaaea. one tor eleme*'7 school chUdren and ancttwr far adults. (Continued on Page 4) Five traffic accidents, nooe resulting in personal injury, wen inwstlgated Saturday by Metg1 CouniY Sheriff· RCibert C. Hartenbaeh'a Department. The ftnt was • minor two-car mishap on Jlet>ot-&, in RuUml where Thomas Oren stewart, 35, Rt. I, Mlddk4Jort, backed aut ol a drlvewoy and struck a parked cu owned by ·Norman 0. Weaver, 52, S.mlusky. There was light domage to both autos. The department was smnmoned to the scene of an accident on CouniY Rood 24. The report Blid Jon WQne Pierce, 23, Syracu~ turning east, struck a vehicle~ orated by Bobby E. MDiden, 17, RL I, DeW.r. The Molden car was •to&:lPed at the m<ment fl. ~ct, lUll the Pierce vehicle ltft the scene. Pierce was ol1arged with hlwldp. Medium clamlae. w~ ...~ to tho left front iloor am r,nder or the Molden vehicle and there was minor damqe to Pierce' a auto. saturday, at 3:30 p, m., the de- pll1ment was summoned for a ear-truck occident oo the Sllmmerllek! IIGad, .2 ot a mile eaot ot Route 7, where a cardrlvepby VIvian Muey, 57, Rt. I, ReoidoYille, U.,veitJW west, 111d am 1truok a truck operated by VIJ'o Walker, 41, Rt. 2, Lotw Bottom. Mrs. lofaxey said she ..,. gU 6 "f...opters plied her brakes and skidded when she saw the Walker truck llllt>roaohlng and thought it W11S lefi or center. There was heavy damage to lite west-Gound 1967 model oar driven by Mrs. Maxey and mOO.. ~~s == l':ronl ~=;;.;::.ear-41d ot Walk- Authorities were called at4:30 p. m. lor another two vehicle acck!errt, thla time on U S. Route 33, one-lentil of I mile north of Hemloek Grove. James Abner Smltll, SO, Hemlock Grove, pulled !rom a parklng place onto the highway am. into tile path ot a southbound auto operated by Ahner P. Hord, 47, 81. 2, HUJtioctoo. There was medium damage to Hord's auto aud heavY to the Smith car. ,The 11na1 mishap of the day was at 10 p, m., slx-tentlls or a mile north ot eouncy Road 38, where Dorrell Lee Wolle, 20, R~ 2, Raolne, going oorth in a 1967 model compact, lost e..-rol in 1 eurve when the gao feed stuck. The oar bit a tree am wont over an embankment, causing damlee 1o the rilbt rear ramer and door. No ehargas were llled u the relUll ot any or the . _ . mllhaPa. · Meigs Sherif! Robert C. ~ enboch said todaY he wiD a.le arson charge a against a RL 1 Middleport man ouopocted or otartlng I lire Inside tile OCIUII\Y iall shortly alter he was booked Slturda,y night. The sberifl' aaid.RI.ymoodDoaaid Prldcl:y, 32, _...atly started a fire !aside tho iall during tho early hours of Sunday morning after he was arrested oo disturbANSWERS CALL The Pmneroyomer-IQIId answered a call at 10:18 p.m. Satunll,y to tile home ol Ben Ke-..0 In MlneriYIIIe; r<iuood ITMtmODI, the IQild oald. people who bolleved he the mollk's legend ap)lel]ed had b!1eJt morkod by God 11 a deep)J docllcoted themaeiVJs to mlracl...,...er am oaiDL him.. So did ......,.rdal proPIOi born Franeo1oo F~CNIO llteero who ldloatt:lp or to' an Italian ocq>le, his drawiJW - • r . ·20, 191~ ' y~ ~. Jo lllOM .m! . lhon .~ , or .. ~ , 11p011 11 ·-·.~ ~~,..~... . 1l1Pi~·:;;.;, ''ll• . _ .... , .... ~:a if? • .... "7-· ,., •• ... ...... ... :. .. ~ ... ~ • •., • \ -.ot.· .............. ~ • .r- ..... .. ,, .. .. . ...... ,... - . . . . . . _ _ _ _ _ _........_ - ,....~·--···"'-·.... ., • • ioc the pesce and Intoxication charges. Deputies dJscovered and extingutshed the blue after smell· hW smoke coming !.rom inside the coD blockbeforeanydamogeo occurred. other arrests over the weekelld inel uded Georgo Amos QuiJ. len, 45, Middlepol'~ Myrde MeCumber, 42, Cheshire, am T0111 Kloc. 29, 81. I, Middleport, all oo asuult am ba-y charges. DRIVER FINID Clyde Frazier, Mlcldl..,.rt, 11111 IIDod $5 .,.. ..,.. In the court ot Porno"" Moyor Charlei Lepr Saturdoy nlgbl .., charp~ ot l'olllna to yield lite rllbl.t woy. diQU=· .,...._, . .• SAIGON (UPD - Commtmltl gunners shot doom o1x U.S. helicopters, two of them tlllpporting U.S. Marines In IIIII near tho DemUIIarlzed (DMZ), military opo!res-.., said today. The loases railed the U.S. helicopter battle toll to 1169, 'l1le opokelllllOD said olx crewmen were listed u mi•Ua from a twin-rotor CH46 MlriDe helicopter downed In the - ern portion ot tile butler Salurdoy while r~ a 2,000-m~~~ Marine IW8IP lba-o. '111~ said tho craft plllllllod.,.. Rod-held territory, A aeoond holiCIIIIAir -out doom Fri~ while qply(q troops operating Jutl below 1111 domllltarlzed olrt!> - - 1111 two Vletaame, wblre U.S. IIIII government !oroea have 111011111ed a drive tD aeatter ()wnmp.. z- ntat boap •< • - -~depota. IIIII ~- todq I II lltl 'l1le Vat!...,, whloh cleared that U.& MarlnH .......... Plo to eontlrtuo his duties •• 1 North Vtetnameoa balo _.. . priest after on earb hen, w1o 300 - · 1111 1.foreed to booune lu¥olvecl wltb .-maws: iJ uc"' him aaeln In 1961 alter a crowd ltlaure wblre lbe ~· •oalota ,bo!tled to got ..... ~Notlar"*'W, · ·p~1 lo til~ lilwai" · All · Wliale Convtneed ·•J Mrs. Kenneth Me- Arson Ch ar!Ye comlng • eJ lD ' the ~. lle olam..d .heel ot . . V,. JI or Mr..... -------------------- upc.'liloc:r<itt '·- ., 1011 ·Venerated Padre Pio Dies as Saint hi1 huda,' teet \ Downed by Red Guns INTENT UPON HIS PIIIST ploture Is juotQnl oltho some 50 chUdren attenJlrw the art achool in Pomeroy. He ia Duane .a,.: ." FIVE CENT$ '. Are Investigated = Olllcers eleclodlncledeBreDo '"A.SIIING-N (U- _ · r - . w ~v "' ~· faoeo up lhll weak to tile ipdual that holds up ~ lhl1 time tho iloinlnatlon ol Abe Fortas as U,& Clllllf Julllee, Ele<llolwniDdod lawmakere, _.tally Ill the llause, are ll!i*ing to lhe llart ot lho s..ate'a Fortao ....,.._probe. bly WMuldl,!'-for trooh eluaa Jill how muoh lonpr II 1111,!' lllre to wiDd up tho 90th ~e1s. 'l1le mort optlmilllo rore.,.e~ tarians were ln charge of the dedlcatloo activities. Wuerch prall!led memben of the Gollta and Meigs CounlfJm. provemenl Corporatloo, tile Gaf. Ita-Meigs Reglonul Airport Aulh. ortty, 000111\Y and clt;y eommlsaJonera or both counliea, and the chamber of conunerce for their efforts In obtaining the aew air~ lema with the plane•a lilndlng gear earlier In the da,r - and departed at 4:11p.m. Alter touching down m t h e DOrlh end ot the ltrip, lhe DC.. 3 moved IIOidltward, turned around, and tulod back up to lhe dodlcatlon site nul to tbe terminal building. Aoll~roaoh­ ecl,, It clipped a reel ribbon held by Richard Carter, president ot the GaUipolla Chamber ot Commeree, and Manning Wetherholt, a put chamber AI Gov. Rhodes and his parIY ellmbod from the piBDe, A. K. 9dter'l GAllS band p~ a 1paclal lrlbule. A hUge IIIII In ttie biDd aecttoa read, •'Here Cornea the Governor." ElaQn Wuerob, prell- . or tho Galli,polla Rotary Club, &er· ved u muterol ceremonies. Ro- BY HOBART WILSON, JR. Ohio Gov. James A. Rhodes· hUBS DC-3 airplane , . _ . a brl&ht reel rtl>bon otretohed acrols lite GaWa-Melga Roglonal Airport nmwo.y as It tulecl back up lite otr1p al 3:28 p.m., !lmday lo olllclally dodl. cation cereiMIIIeo ot lhe •200,OIJO.t>)ua joint ~ proJect. Over 200 )llr80n8 were m bud In near 90-<lqree lemperatures to vlew the eYelt. I Gov. Rhodee' plane arrived•· bout 3:.25 p.m. - eome 25 rnJn. Illes late due to mechllllloal prob. Fellowship RDIILT PART! ~ Governor Dedicates G-M Jetport LIFE IS SO SIMRE f'O,It;'SOMS P60PLE I eusm AND MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 23, 19t POMEROY.MIDDLEPORT. OHIO 106 BAIRD IRO~ AUTO PART OUTLET ;;w s a ~ alao ,POinted out t11at In Amerl.,. wltll Ito more thin 5,000 ddltl "' lnlaDd walerl, 1hore laoal,vCIIOovernl&ht . . , . . er, the Delta ~ Gr..,. Line Steamer~, lne., CinclmatJ.. ,POinted out tl1at DO blda have .,_ acoepted oo the -Delta ~ wbl<h will have a aw1Jnming p!OICOI board. Five blcldlng componle1 liaYo uked lor .. -.too "' lime to .... mit tllelr blda.' AI a ..-It; bids wiD 1101 bi _.... unlll <let. 11 1n w~. D. c. Nine ~ 11 sblpyards are bldlllnc .., the • e .Pllllnum II 10 malleable am olletlle, I lrO,y OWIOe ol It eaD be otretdted Into a wire more than 10,000 miiUI9"1- greatest fight prize of ..:,..: ' .. .... Line Steamers, Inc., shOPI'ed slides lll'll " discussed Ute new Delta ~n, a """ $61\ mlUioo doUar craft on which eORJtructlon wiD begin ..... - Rlwr buffs held tllelt IIIIWY reunloo Salurdoy afteriiDCIII at ~ ·on tbe banks of the Musklaguln. LeA is Capt. Fred Way, Jr., watching R. L. DaM, on tbtl right. eome 'It with his feservations for the night meeting COJ' Durward H01.g, center 1 propri8tor of the Lafayette Hotel, where tile bonquet was held. AREIV'T '100 C.URIOU~ ABOUT Tt"16 IUlR.lD A.Rf,::JJIJD OOtJ'T 'TW 6V€R l.U)\JDER. WI-\E:R£ IT ALL BEGAI>J ? ·.•. !River Bu s PrevUe ' .·.~t~AiriC! . ' ED. NOTE: Marty ~ whole crowning achiev&l The sights, sounds ~~ .-1900s are forever a pjJ ·York. Bul Marty chose the to bring up his sons, Mar• He wanted them to I teach them wholesome , 6ght man8ger. "It was a temptatlc "Aner all, the ne,. might be another world c~ The year 1955 was 1 Rock,) Marciano, was alsc Marciano defeated J1 having been floored in manager of a heavyweigt ., ~.. - --~·~ :·h·,. ,.,• •.,~... ~~,,i(..,.,J ~<>- ~.1 .. • · · ' d- - .........," -lollloll'"- ... t11e ~willa ~:::'; Imo ..a perfect P~ 11 ... waa UI;IIWai'e of ~ Two ..... b . J �- ~The - . ' I ' stillblCl, ~-P.\1mei'O)', Dllni' ' • .:· .' :-:·.· , ·'· ., ' l Sept. '23, !968 sand li)' IaGoell.innOrl, ~ aloo wrote the book of . the oriflnal ·voi~e along Broadway BY JACX O'BRIAN NEW YORK - What a n1ib1 fw homely Blrlai Barl>ra Streloand in "Funny Girl" Ia au endearing sroteiiCIUO, with the courage or her ahorteomtnga, Whieh ghea her a diellnaulahod extena!on Car beyond the category ot a novelty .... Uke thl' original Fannie Brice, wboae lite ''Funny Girl" pur.POrtedb' recounts but doesn't actuallY this 1110Yie ~~ a sheer fantasy strung along a few wisps of d!atant fact hardly Important enough to make anyone carp about hi1torlcal dist&rtions - La Strelwul Ill this eertalnly big, naturally lavish, of course in wfde-ecreen Panavialon, tinted to be sure by Tedmicolor movie, does generate great gobs ofsympathy for this very homely. girl '· • o:. I ·.· .:· "~ .·.· -:. . ' BERRY'S WORLD ., oveey SirI who lll!lfero a !ac!al,or plu<alcal ·cleltdeney 1114 conllanl· ~. R~.O wa.l more illlloae talents than made Armllein -!d love it, lor tile up lor tbe culllomary grace nnd essence t1 a c:onman's atrate&V beaucy tradltlonall,y linked With Ia to fool p{pona lllto thinking the females porlllod by Flor- he 11 a <harming, del!shtfUI gen. t!eman .... Nli:ky Arnstein had enz Zlegfeld. "Fulllll' Girl" _ . . . at the the BroadWa.v polish, the surlace Criterion Theatre on Times or 11 claaa," and the saving wit Square ooly a few street ....... among lnllm8tea not to hide hi• bers away rrom various loca- cynical wittlclsma. W, C. Fields 10 admired Nlc:~ tions wherein the actual Nicky Arnstein, Fannie's real h us- ky'a chilly hwnors that many band in somewhat tawdry record- of the bulboos-noled comedian's ed tact, operated assorted gamb. molt memorable Unes a r e either exactiJ' Arnateinlan or ling dens and eon games. It takes little away from the were only sliahii.Y adjusted to picture- in fact Arnltein'stnte make them more potent Co r story remains in the rile• aa stage and screen .•.• omar S.U· namboyantly l!llnlld in the ex- If pla,ys Arnstslll with a tenler• treme and couldntt be fttmed as ly dramatic sJ;yle that eould not an,y'Udng but a quieter crime be more oppositeArnltelnlnreal Olm - that Broadway oldtlm- life; but that is not a "lie," era might laugh at the tale now certainly not a reversed llbeli epm on celluloid; but Nicky It menly offers a most attractive actor a Cine romantic role which 1enee. brilliantly as counterpoint lo the gifted ugly duekllng star. "FW111Y Girl"' 11 a warm and brilliant comedY, far better than ita longrun original musical which played at the Winter Garden on Broadway for years .... That is, until nnally it wallows more than slightly in Ito llcUonal sentl...,t, ultimately to bathos; but that's only the finishj and a great part or the pic- ture IS sheer tun. It proves Barbra Streisand In her first film role can gener- ....... hi'H•"f! · • "'1'1 'theJI '"!'e Ultle • . Helen Bolle/ ,_ ' Dear Helen: Three cheers Cor the gal who She's foolish. I would stand up saJd she .. wrote away" her eatto the stepdaughters and lit them Ing problema by grabbing a pen Dear Helen: know what's what. lnsteed or a sweet. Wrltlqls a Not Jnam~ year1 ago I wrote II a chewing out d!dn~ work, wonderful emotlooal ooUet. 11 1 ••lovelorn colwnnn for a lo. Pd use a strap. atralghtens oot the thin!dng, nnd cal paper. I ooon laarned that AI a Firat Sergeant in t h e makes one realize It hn't sO the most bigoted people around Army, aometlmea I had to whip much the problem in IUe, as the ""re those wllo wounded otr Ill a whole platoon berore I got the name of 11 religion.,. T h e y their respect. Then I had It wv we adjust and .learn to cope with I~ - EDNA damned me aa an instrument a1 mndel 1bls column is dedicated to the devil nnd eooatgnod me to ev • Tell that woman to mnke It family living, so If )'OU're haverlutlng ftre if my vlewa dlf. 50 hot Cor those klda they'U kid trouble or Jusl pllllntrou. Ing Cered from thetrs by a ha!r- shape up or elae. - M-Sal ble, let Helen help YOU. · She breedth. E. K. will al110 weleome 1our own aPerhaps you, being an eman- Dear 5@1.; musing -rlenees. Addreu 'clpatod columnist, wiU sa,y wbal Tell me, Sarge, dld you come · 1 reoroct to. - ONCE cmcK- out of the Army weorlng a Mr. Helen Bottel in care ofthlsnewsPopular!ly medal?- H. 'llear O.C.: Dear Helen: : I've already oeld It, DIIDl' 1 can't see to drive, ao I 5 I w I : tlmea, but Ill a W8l' that apeako couldn't pass the driving test ' 75 1 2 3 s :Iauder 1han my own worda. I Now 1 don't have any 1dentif1caI 9 10 11 12 13 14 iotmply print the !anstlc I-rs Uoo card, so that when I try IS 16 17 II 19 20 21 22 2l 2:4 2:5 26 2:7 28 Irate replies r r o m to cash checka or otherwise ea. . 2930 - . :ruden show that most know tsbllah myself, rrn stuck. - . . . . What do people Without a dridifference between true reIf En1y Day Is Waah Day ,il!on nnd bigotry. ver's llc:ense do? I've aahed at Thia Is The Place Far You -:. Here's an example: the pollee station, enl tho,y don't •'Dear Mrs. Bottel: make Identification cards. - J. DUDS 'N' SUDS uyou are sending young peo- Dear J.: €01N-OP LAUNDRY (llo llrlllllll Into the arms or I understand that in s o m e lrd & Ash Middleport the devil with your lrnmorsl 'ad- states, the Motor Vehicles Deflee.' .... etc:., etc:., etc!.- Mr. N."" .... And dn 100 know WHY Mr. N. condemned me? Because I told an almost 14-year~ld girl Jibe was old enough to shave her lap if the)' needed ttl - H. Dear Helen: The letter from the woman whose marriage wu ndned by her lllepdaugltters llloplred me to live he'r aome advic:e. tile said she was walking out. "REUGJONISTS"' AREN'T ALWAYS RIGHT ·:· ::!... ... ~-· ' '', ,' :!~ -.· ......,·· ... ::: :m -r. • :Yt:rbatim. . - . 'tbe to-'2-1 onll.eoeeiOII,the '. lieot mark ·yet Cor an OIIIIID&ICXI . '\u!i's llrot year. a wide grin lor reporters, head Cooch Paul Brown . ~rlcked, usey, where do theJ'. ' ·•weartne IIICHAID ll {)WEN, rtJaUIINEa U....r tiiiMIIUl, r..... "--I... ...,_ _,... ...., .... ¥....,. ........... ColllfMJ, - • llr ,_ Ill~ ... .._..,, .,...., U70D. ·~·-· om. ..... -.ztill, Llillntl .... '""'"'· ,.....~ •' d' Col' , ... ,.............. . ~ ..... daN a.., 12 Y...., c..,., "'-' ......_ _ ._,.,..,ipl.iuol ,..., ,.... • ,_,.,. r..• l.lll r.. nd bJ curl.- _.,...._...,._,.--.;_~ ............ .. . . _ , . . . . . ~ Ol'lft, " . . . .......... Iii• ........~.~ •. '"""' ....... ._. ~ '*"'· ... ....,, o.. .... aue. "r -.111 a. ,_ ........ !ill ......... :u. l'llrlot< ..... Poll. .._,_._.. ........... n-.- -· SlAH - - ----··---- ....._______________., . , d,;,.., play .Uwt : ~; ~1 : ' ~~ro~rn comii\ented, . "but~ de- , ali,YWay'l" . fenle more than made· "' tor Brpwn . lll4 his .. a•slslanta that. Tile interceptions did It agreed that the defenslv~ unit • Tllet Is wbat eMhlod ua ·to should · he l]lven most of the win." · crodlt lorthevlctoey,whlchlell · the Billa with an Oo.:J. record and eoftierboek ClarUo King opotle<l U,. debut of new Head pun,d doWil a Pill !r., ~· c..ch Harve1 Johion. , • !alo •ICOillklrlllJ a!pll ,qller "Our otrenae went !rio ·a lull llai' SICI•OII In die laii·PII"' ~ ccqtle o( ~· out tt~~~:· 'ute of tbe' 'tlilrd ciuiHer am' returned II 32 yards lor a touc:I>- Klng~rceptsPasa . , Al·ltln ® Nichols,. Btai1:lrw from qulrterback CO!qlletod 15 or 38 passes lor !:: "HOP ON THE BANDWAij\ FOR THE BEST BUYS OF YOUR LIFETIMEI · - ., . 11 1 don't anL I IK1>e to thrDII better next week." saW; Pro Standings -McCall R•chr~ wltfl foam ••• cu•hlon1 ftuftwood. ' 6~U3Rs~~~~~~.s 199 Loun•• thoo.,, .·9 ·. 4 95 $49. 9. • Oyodlt· lo'nal sty I•• In .c:holu · . ' ·of· flntiF ·c :overlngt. . ,- . ·!- •.-: . • ' : !•.' ,' - · H.!t j , ,.·,,)1>1 "-1.1 S~otcharaln vinyl cov• erlng. dlainond tu~•d. ,. · \rieftua; HURRY TO SAVE, PAY LATER NO DOWN PAYMENT CAST YOUii BALLOT FOR GREAT BEDDING VALUES! Mattreu or Box 5Arlnt of reallient a print' conttrucllon, full, S188 TRADinONAL 2-PIECE SUITE $39 · eontect Bunk Beds, cholc• of 3 styl••· hord'ltood In mopla tone, with ladder and qullt•d IAN I FINANCING • · ;anct...iu ..•.. ao - ....... • $119 n .m ."'J.O•. • I'Reftr.... OP EM A CHARGE ACCOU!IT . 1 0 0 00 · 4-PIECE COLONIAL BEDROOM • $199 •t . Onlypmoaae~ TUI'Idly'a Games ELE;ct Y'~~" e•vo•u" ' · ' ' ENHANCE a1\.IVIIICi ROOM! NO DOWN PAYMENt .... ,~•••.• top, chrome · e -: ·. ' , )'" !VERY VAW. A WIMMER-TJ.K E MONTH$ TO PAY '' INGE'LS .F OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS . . ' ' Kansas CitY 34 Denver 2 Clndnnatl ~· ~· ~ Na~ork t7 S:::O~!.t GliB •' ·s1t ,.s· · ..\, hi~ hel,IIOII ua." ~· ..., muat Triumph pr.,. m= !7t., ';: :::;:., ·. CoDeg~ · (op~ar J' aort of reeord. _., Woaiem . ado \J. al Dayton era. They sldrered their only deleot In aeuon acUoo when they Jost their first pme to the ~· 29-13 at SOn lliqo. ' I VUIIIOJYa 45.21. . While Akr<la Un!•eriiiJ;y has Aahlanl Over Bob Maddeot ani Bernie alwa,ya drawn weD tor Ita Ill· 111a1 AemoCl:lp game, Slblrda,y Kress combined for n.ve 1oUChe nigh!' a crowd of. 43,068 was the downs In DQ!On'S 1'11118Way. targell ever to puah Its way IIlio Aahland whipped Woollier 25-13. Bowling Green exploded Cor a the Rubber Bewl. The . - Zips ~-4) re- 62-8 declal011 oplnat Ball state apondod with a 41-13 romp In . Ita . opener, piing "' 320 7ardo ruahlllg nnd 129 more oplnst Indiana state. passing. Tailback Honeotar DaNau...ally...alod Musldn&wn plaos. vldBCXI led the Faleona With woo on its way to a vletory II Kenyon enlod Ita 11-came IDI· lng streak with a 21-8 win over West Liberty, W. Va., wllen three touchdowlll. ado Unlvorsily outmuscle'd Tom F ala returned a Clnal 1111r• centre, Ky. DQ!On explndod for Ito big- tor klekoll 95 yards to earn a Marahall t8.S Ill the Mid-AmeriPot point •outbUrst in 27 yeare, 13-13 deadlock Ill a Sll1lO marred can Conterenee' s only same. Tailback Bob lloum8rd eolleclhumblillll st. Josel>h, Ind., 57· by 160 1ards In penalltas. ad three touchdoWns, rell8l'Ve Akron, ToiOdo, Daytoa nnd o. tprtarback Steve lldver two. atlll<l at the haad of Aahlnnd Bourn stoats Six ~rback Cleve Bryanlllred the Ohio football pack With 2-4 Mowrt Union's Perry Bourn two roo, hitting 9 or L8 paasea Intercepted till passes Ill the recorda. Toledo, ' led b1 Roland Mo11' tor 105 ¥ards. Purple Rllltlora' 20-4 romp over three touc:hdmma, outclassed Franklin. TltBI must be some COL\JMBUS (UPO - II wao just another l;jplcal fDotboll lootball -kenl tmolvlng Ohio college lootl>all teamL . • orwaolt? While there was tho -eted like Toledo romping to its 11th etrlllllll vldory, ICJIIBOst among major eoUeges, mui:h more of the .._<ted took w...- OKLAHOMA CITY (IJP!l,.Stlck a fork ln me, rm done," said big ·Bobl:o' Nleholo, aa he and sldeklc:k ~.. Archer pr.parod to 1111111 their f!.O,OOO first plaee lliOil01 tr... lhO PGA team i:h1J111lonahlp. 11 This la a good way to close out the year, i1111't tf1" Nlehol1 asked. Archer and Nicholl I~ I sizzling 7-under-901' 65 SUnday to break out of a thre&41'Q tle lor ftfth place ani outpaee Rlveo Me- and MCIIJ;y Kaser by two strokes In the $200,000 Middleport '/outh Wins SW Open College Scores . , ... $69 Headboard S.d Outf!t. twin size lnnertprlnt mottr•••, aptina, frame. . - legs, 6 floral '<linrt chair,. _ ' _· might The :::: outstanding perlormer bed appeared Ill no tournaments out- T..aa betore Saturday. Tarmehlll then was laced with having to win Ills straight matehes to get back Ill the wimen' side and a ohol at SWeerl s, wllo waa sweeping hi1 bracket with ...... That he did, swamping t h e lt--<>ld Bell Ill their second mati:h nnd finally meaourlng SWeerla 3.2 nnd 3-8. SWeerls and Tamehlll "'"' the men•a - • • handily and Tonnehll! won the 17 and Under ~r d!vla!on. SWeer!s nnd Tannehl!! also pre.~ " : ... aentod two ooe-llour OKhlblt!oos ot the TGY Family ~lngCen­ ter in Oidahoma City on Sat!lr· day between toem01 -ches. Th01 were aeedod 1.2 in the tourney. John Tamehlll II the No. I rsnked jurdor Ill the nnd Connda, Is Ohio men's singles i:hamplon, and was ranked 14th ln men's lfnllaa ln the V. S. In 1967. He Is the leading candldete lor lllli>Otntmenl a1 the ooly junior on the tour-man team to represenl the Unl~ state• Ill the world table tennla tournament Ill Munl,ch, Germany next u. s. May. saturday THORPE BAY, Eng II n d ruPD- Britain retained the Little America's Cup of International Catamarans when Lady Helmsman beat Yankee Clipper, the U.S. boiL - FindlaY Ill Ctnlra1 - The G-loot-6 Archer anl&-rool2 Nli:hols replaced Arnold Palmer nnd Jack Nicklaus Ill the team throne romn with a 22under-par 265, but the new champions pve part of the credit for their victorY to Palmer and Nicklaus, their foursome mates la the first NEW YORK - (IJPO - Top !night won the $142,820 Belmont Futurll;y b1 al• lengths ani paid $3.20. round. "I elllo1ed pllllng with them,'' Nichols aakL "'I tlllnk It got us orr to • oood start u A big crowd arouM the green knock& the wind down." making it easier to control the ball, Nichols Jdcled. "A lot of people don't realize that." Nichola and Archer llred three straight birdies to start their final rounl. The blitz propeUed them into a on&-stroke lead, whl ch they increased In a rush to the clubhouse. The McBee-Kaser duo, which wu tied ror tlrst with Dale Douglass and Hale Irwin at 17· under after the third round, could not keep pace with Archer-Nichols nnd ftnlshed at 267, good enough ror $12,000 tPiece. Douglass IJil Irwin carded a par 72 SUnday ani drQIIPed to sixth place. Tom Wlakq~C ani ll.ll Sikes were three wxler par SUnday to claim third plaee and $7,500 each with a team tdal of 1g.. under-par 268. Palmer and Nicklaus won $1,600 apleoe by zytng ror 15th place with a 14-urlier-par 273. AnderiOG at WUm!ngton N B l - at Grnnd Raillda N MllllldnFm at Marl- N ~at Aahlnnd N N- Night pme TENNIS -WINNER TOKYO (IJP0 wnp,IIOII 1111 the eastern • DIIvls Cit> tennis ~hlp Sunday as the double• team of Rainan- Krlobnln and Jo,y MukerJea Kojl WataMbs ani 1 - Watanabe. 6-a, s..2, 5-7, 1-6, 8-(J. The India 1e1m wUl ..., meol West GeriDODY, with lha tnrvlvor ~ the United ~ lor the rtal>t to meet Australia In the challerp raunl. Take 6-0 l..o!!S N.Y. {IJP0Hank won the PT. PLEASANT - The Meigs pace at Yonkers Raceway by almost a length. Sunda,y OKLAHOMA CITY {IJPOBob Nichols ani George Archer won the PGA team championship with a-265. Pleasant Little Blacks here sat- Harnmertn Reserve rootba11 team suft'ered $50,000 Lawrence B. Shepj)&l'd 1 6-0 lou at the hiOOs of the Pt. KINGSBURG, Callt {IJPDKathY Whitworth won tile Klnga River Ladles . ~ coli lour· nament IIY 10 stroke• with a 208. J.,..., Y!!_od ,o;News Hany opentar of yaur w II I. 'llll!,tllan·aV.,..I Jllf acbOol "' ....... lllldiilt,1iJ ..., qtllilfy for bfa . . . . your Automobile lnsur11ca. Shto Auto Mutual offers o 800D STUDENT DISCOUNT rsnctn1 h zs". w.-,. ... up DniJ.WiiiWIIs. PhoM9924H( 114 C.Urt St. . . . . . . urday night Ln a bitter defensive contest. The Blacks got the only 'ID of the game in the third quarter when a ball carrier got loose on an off-tacklepla)'andran35yards SAN DIEGO, Calif. (UPI)to paydlrt. San O!eco and Atlanta pla)'oct a ST. JOVITE, Que. (IJPOMeigs Dachas Fenton Taylor Dennls Hulme of New Zealand and Dlc:k Well said the ootlng won the camdlan Gran! Prill was a good, dose match with auto race in a McLaren-Ford to both teams playing good ball. MINNIEAR INJURED tie Graham Hut of England Cor H1Ubec:k Mike Grate was the ofPillLADELAIIA (IJPO Halfback ·Bailly Mlmlear, a tlrat place In the WOI'ld driver fensive standout fOl' Meigs. The Meigs Reserves wl11 host surprise perfonner la the New stlll<llngs. Gall!polla this Saturday nlghL York Giants beckfte!d, wUI he TOYKO (IJPO-Indla took an lost lndelln!tel.Y to the Nat!ooal Footblll Lelgue elub because of unbeatable 3-ll leod O'IW Japan in their Davis Cq) eastern zone an 11\iurY sullerod Sunda,y. tennis fll8b by winning the Mimdear, a tormer Purdue back oow in hla second. season doubles match. In the NFL, suffered a brokan TRENTON, N.J. (UPI)cheek bone In Sunday's win over Marlo Anlretll <J~Piurod the the Phl!ldelphio Eagles. Trenton 200 auto race with 1 --------- _speed or 117.260 m.p.h. ¥· Akr<IIIIITamPIN SummaryMetgs . Reserves YONKERS, a1 Washln&loo cue Teeh at Bollwl,y Ade!bertiiAIIeaJ>eny Dlllance 11 Alma w..,otar llllwuthmore MI. Ulllon at KAII)'on Weatmlllotar II Hetdelbsrl Den!IOG at Wuhlnaton OloJ Wla-llln (MUwaukeo) al BaldwiD-Wallace ~lin at Hiram Capital II Wlttonbeq xavier at Ctndmatl N ado Northern Ill WIJilltblri N tournament. scoreless tie in the ftrst of two matches for the North Amerl· con Soccer League title. in I!DWilDI ar:- .ioho carroll R :.~a~:;IEWeekend ·r.ur. ~ ,·~..,··I 36_.-«1 tobl• '*'" one MoMm R.cllni.r Chair. · ~ ,·! ~ :ri'l!. Oeflnltel, the flnut convertible to fat money, will buyl Choice of 1117'" traditional style pictured above. Covered to your order I~ a variety of beautiful fobrlc:a. Each tt,la openll forward ravao~in9 o full lanljlth mattre11 of urethona foam. with double df•n•, mirror, ····'· f.ll ,,,. •pindlo bod. Uuo reverse around-en! Pill that broke the former HWIIAIII opeedoter loose. "They w~re bolllerlne uo the wltOie Sll1l•IIY calling their d.~tve· signals," BroWn ~ .The Pill stutod too bec:iuae or 1111fo but 1 thiD< !hat · lnMJd Fill E CHAIRS THAT ARE STYLE, Y..ALUE llliiNEIIil on "Masquerader'' SOFA-SLEEPERS Our popular ,.Mapleton" suite ot Two of the more thrUline highlights ot the lree-aeorlne contest were the 80-yard touch-down ..Un by Bengal hallbaek Warren McVea and the 101)-yard klcko!r return IIY Bulfalo rw>nlng beek Max AnderBOil. ••t can't atand those 1()()..yard plays," BroWn ahiking hlA head. Defense Sllp,IIOII On M.cVea'a long jaunt, "'-' em Ida ramoua end- score. st!d he felt the &rraJo Brown , .......,plays, Dallal ground out 203 yardt The Dallas Una, aulllod more aa the Cleveland ·detenal•e lllle defense miJht have been par· . often than not by blltalng llllo- was plekedaparl. TheBrowna' backera, held Ciovelnnd to just ollenalve unit was Unable to 87 yardo 011 the ground and Jull desl with the mah put on by about ellobllabed realdoncY In Bob Utly, f.oOCJl'le Andrle, JethNFL STANDINGS the Brown• baeldleld ao quart· ro Puah and Townoa. Slxteen.year.old John Ta!IJe~ By United Pres• International hi!! or Middleport swept.all rna. erback Frank Ryan WBS eontlnThe 68,733 parllsan lana nnd Eastern Conference ualcy under pressure. a hot, humid day comblllod with jor divisions, Including men's Century Division Ryan JJl8lliiiiOd to ..... up the Dalloa l'lllUIIila game 1lnglea, ln the Three - S t a r W. L. T. Pc~ Southwest Open Table Tem!s with 12 or 19 emnpletlona but ......oct to be toe muebfor Clovemoot or them _.. or the abort lnnd to handle. By the. time the Cleveland .•• , , l I 0 • 500 Tournament In Oldaboma CIJ;y varietY. Dallas oompl- onl,y lall ,quarlor rolled 8l'<lUild, New Orlean• • , • I I 0 •500 Saturday en1 !llnday. • · 10 of 17 lolaea and nllad on Cleveland waa DO 1011181' a. St. LoUis ...... 0 2 0 .000 Feature matches of the tOurPlttaburib ••••• 0 2 0 •000 nament, whli:h drew top pta,y. Ita game to eatry the threat Copltol Division Next !lmda,y could provo to load. •. era from Oklahoma, Texas, LouW. L. T. Pet lalana, New Mexico and Arizona · Cowllo.Ye Take c"bartle he more of the aame for the Rese"e ~ baek Craig Brqwna. The LDs An&eiea Riuna Dallas • • , • , , , 2 o o 1.000 were the last two, starting at ~ put the Cowllo.Y• out come to town for the aea1011'1 New York •• , , • 2 0 0 1.000 3:30 a.m. !lmda,y, Ill which Tan· ·..In tront with a lwii-Pl!l score home - a r and al]llln the W1sh!ngton, • , , I I 0 ,500 nehlll first defeated U. S. No. 1D the otc<llld quartor ind then game will he baiod oo bloc:k- Philadelphia • , , , 0 2 0 .000 2 ranked Dell SWeerts, Grand Western Conference 'a Rym tumble waa plcilid IQl lnt The tront rour ot the Ramo Rapids, Mich., 3.,2 Ill bl>BIIhree Centnl Dlvialon 'by . - I v a enl WUlle TOWIIOI Ia .... of the moot teared In ot five, nnd opln three straight, W. L. T. PeL tor the IItle. w11o wOddted 20 yards IIlio the prolealllooal toOtbull. ,. poaalbla brl&bl apot for Minnesota ...... 2 0 0 1. 000 lii.nd .... Cor Ills morepolnle. Playing the men's alngies In !'fAller a haifttmo lockerroom &lncJBY'I S11111 will he the pres- Green Bay ...... 1 1 0 .500 dnuble e!ltnlllallon, nnd start1 Dallu eami beck OR• once of Emlo Green In the back- Detroit • , .. .. • • I 1 0 •500 Coostal Division to the field more dotmniDed field. G..- has been aldellnod W. L. T. PeL tor aaveral weeko with a knee . over to dominate the Loa Angeles • , • 2 0 0 1. 000 his 'first mati:h to tt-year.otd ln)ll')' whleb he oul!ered opinll • ·SII110· And !hay did. . ..-BalUmore ...... 2 0 0 I. 000 KevJn Bell r:J. Fort Worth, an The Cowtqos aeorod on thatr I.Do Arwelea Ill pro...uon play. San Franclaeo ••• I I 0 •500 He'D ~ pt bit llrll .flrll otrenatve series of tho bait Alianta ........ 0 2 0 .ooo ~ "U Dan R-•• - I n !rom tho dnae or p~u<otcal SUndaY' a Results Rtevea aloo aceGUIIIod for worl<ouls this week nnd lhould New York 34 Philadelphia 25 . Diuas' Bnal UJU.chdown on a he r • tor duJ;y ~da,y. Detroit 42 Chl<OBO o one,yard plun&o after Cleveland BaiUmore 28 Atlanta 20 t M!IDlsota 26 Green Bay 13 Dllllal 28 Cleveland 7 New Orlei!IO 37 WashlnetoR 17 I.Da Angelaa 45 Plttsburlh 10 " San Fnnolaco 35 st. Louts 17 ' ~·Games liT Unltod Press tnrsnau...al AMERICAN LEAGUE Atlanllll Sin' Fi'andoeo , NATIONAL LEAGIIE W, L. Pc~ GB BalUmore 11 Pittsburgh / W. L. Pe~ GB . :Hletrolt. ... 101 55 ,H7 Chi- al !llllllesota ·'x~ ""'!~• H 63 ,599. Baltimore ••• 89 68 .567 1:11!. Dal1u at Phllldelphla · SU.Frat\claeo, , 86 72 .5U 9 , ••• , 8t 72 .~8 11 Deitott at Green Bay 75 .51& t3 Clevelanl ••• 113 t8 I.Da Alples Ill Cleveland Pltlllourll>, .... 78 71 .5113 15 New York, , , 80 76 .513 21 st. LoUts at New Orleans ~Chi-• 79 78'.503 15 Oakland .... n 78 .500 23 Waoblngton at NOw York • ~tlanta;, ..... 79 78 .503 15 Mtnneaote •• 75 81 .481 .28:. AFL srANJilNGS All&ele• .... 7t 83 •t71 20 California •• 66 90 .t23 35 . By Ulllted Prell Jntornau...al il'hllade!phla ... , '13 8t. 485 21 Chi- . . . . 64 92 .tit 31 EAST New York,., , .;71'86 ,U2 2S Waahlq.... , • 60 95 ,387 tol/z W. L. T. PeL . ' Hoootail .• , , , , , 10 87 : t46 :K x ·Clinched pennant New York ••••• 2 0 0 LOOO . ':x. Cl!nehod pennant SUnday' a Reoults .• Boston ....... I 1 0 .500 'J~ ·~ ~·· Relblts Waetwwton 6 Detroit 0 HousiAIII .... , • , I 2 0 ,333 .. ·P ittsbuqh 5 ad- I BOston 5 Now York 1 ~ f • • 0 2 0 ,000 'rNew York 5 Phlladolphja 2 Cleveland~ Calllarnla 1 Buttalo , , •••• , o 3 0 .ooo ~lloUstoo ·s ~u 1 Minnesota 2 Oakland 1 .. WEST :~~&n Frlllici,aeo 10 AdaJ1ta 2 Baltlmwe 3 cbt- 0 W. L. Pet , •Loa Anglllns 3 st. Loula 2 Today' a Proloollla Plte•• S...Dtqo. , ... 2 0 0 LOOO . J:' ~··· l'ro1>lhle Pllehers (All EDT) • Oakland, ...... 2 0 0 LOOO jl (All Tlmea EDT) S.ll) oi OlkKanao·City ... • 2 1 0 .667 . ·: ·.CinetrnU (Camii7..S anll ~ 11 p,. m. dnelllnad , ," , 2 I 0 .687 ..;nr 11-iSl at ·PI~ (Veale U·lll Deawer, ••••• ·• 0 Z 0 .ooo, .. 1:~-u an1 Bulildnef;Jtl, 6:0$ p.m. Swldly'i RAioults . · CLEvELAND (UPD The ra•e Dallu field poa!Uon with .tlevllland Browll.o, wllo paid 110 two paiS lnterterenee panaltleo. Jl,yan lelmod ... with apllt enl ~mueh attention to thlllr paoalng ·lilack and .,.....S tiame In Paul Warlleld for Cloveiand'o · Jr&cUee, mtghl dn wen to ..... lone score, a 55..yard pau &da1 .I'Olllr~ m their bloc:klng. Ill the second &mdl,\"1 28-7 to.. to the DalLllle Tlghtenod The Dallal Una Ughlenod up .ia• Cowllo.Y• Ill the Cotlon Bowl - ihowed that Clovelnnd't Inner and the Browns nre unable to )lnio wao IIIII not a weldecl unit penetrate Cowllo.Y terrltoey ·ani that Lei'O)' Kally ... be more than twice after their ""'rter. ~=:tb·,.,.:~'"1-.:.:;. ..::...~~ urat•n.,e foam. In matelo11e. 't~ reoponslble'Cortheoucctli • 123 yards, remarked, .... . . sra- .. .aerial ehamp the BDl's . ~ PINst 1Nphont 1M IIIIOmtlo arrtnJIIIN 1 dtm· u .. illl., .... . . John Stoia, who ; ] Plaut mail 11111 dtbils tnd ''" literature omlrtllon i. : JA- .,..,, ''"'·'"': FAIII~Y SIZE J·PC. DINETTE Y. . l . .ITM AUDIO.YIIU.MI. •--s " W. Uftltlfl tt. &hnl. Oltla Ctll CeU.el - . , _ W1Wa111 I. DU.., ..... lharlllf Al4 l)qll;, I 1m lnltfttttd In ltlrn+na tbotlt Ztnilh Htlfilll Aids. -. Poor ::;.~he~~: .,:·= Dayt(m Romps, 57-0 ·:.~·.- Blocking fu ~~.?:;~~:ar::: ""'"""rback :.·!28 7· De1£eat :: !.:~~: ::.;u:;:: :~Blame Nt·w Zen •th " Zf>n .-llo·· r.on m,Jkt' Ide fu ll ,\~ain . Precision .amplifit.H ul ll l r••m ~ \ \l(m · l rlh r( • ''"u '' ' ..,_,., .,!1111 nnl y 116 o un ce ~nd )lrw d fur m, ,q m ,ld " '"''' ( ' 'n" · on 1, ,, J d t·mon•dr,llnorl of Zenith· ~ •ww Z t'llL' II t' I I n1 J \ lw 1uq 1 1c:l 11 f o r yD u ' 11IElli:VCTri:U DAILY SEN11NFJ. TO INTI::ilbT ot· ' . .ireclri ... , • • . . • .r. ,;>~11: 34-23 win <JY'r . the ,I!Uf. ..(110 Jima 15undly ntilng their ..... :;• J• . ....,.' . , ' ,:~, Jll~.;;il (QPD ,..:. ~,rl~ ran>h.•lfll th the CtnclnU Ben.'~1i ·!Oeur ·room toiJOI!Jng the ance of the niceties; these are linea intertwined in the actual Fannie Brice's own refusal to aee herself other than what she US. •eBy ·. I · Archer . own looks, lack of culture, ignor- partment i~~Sues special identification cards to non~vers. lncJllre at your DMV nnd you may find an answer to your question. - H. .Ji 'keepbul!diJiBin lll41•inc"'' i ]tiroh·~tonl Ill n o t screen always have been vutly short on this rare and delteate commodity .•.• There is a naturalness in Streisand's playing that must be credited to her or course, and to the way she delivers her lilies with a pithY ntp of endearIng self-criticism: grateful f o r any compliment, she stlll can't . believe it enQUgh not to take oahand softly cynlral stabs at her Helen Help !. ~ .~·. Atmocl thi'\181 or ate the grotesque enchantment of a pure clown; and stage and AI provided for Miss Strei· .... "' ~. crltldam Ill the Corm olllld, run. ture of a prl. who . ~ ,ltv!lfY big awfUlly C(lllckly; ·Mel 'r8maJn. Rooe-Brl<il eel a Star th1'011il11 thethickohui:- make a romlllltlc . ·<.-. <3- 'The DIIII.Y ' Seat111cl, )lldtllopdrl;oJ'omei'O)', . O., · Sep~ · 23, ' 1968 ;./_ 11 f!lllllllllu\4!~ 11Y ~.~ self· 111ogo mulllcal, the l"lt• ~ .a.. • Faiw)IO,l!rlco, ul!htM •• tliey '"~~~?""''pi<. ·.·· ~------------------Ttll .. IIOI't Mlut ,_ - SOOD I1\IDDT DIICCII.m EXTRA MONEY to help you sleep? Stop losing sleep over money worries. Get rid of them. You will be surprised how our personal loan service can help you. If it's good for you' we're for it all the way. Phone for a quick 0 . K. Then stop for your money--and relax. �- ~The - . ' I ' stillblCl, ~-P.\1mei'O)', Dllni' ' • .:· .' :-:·.· , ·'· ., ' l Sept. '23, !968 sand li)' IaGoell.innOrl, ~ aloo wrote the book of . the oriflnal ·voi~e along Broadway BY JACX O'BRIAN NEW YORK - What a n1ib1 fw homely Blrlai Barl>ra Streloand in "Funny Girl" Ia au endearing sroteiiCIUO, with the courage or her ahorteomtnga, Whieh ghea her a diellnaulahod extena!on Car beyond the category ot a novelty .... Uke thl' original Fannie Brice, wboae lite ''Funny Girl" pur.POrtedb' recounts but doesn't actuallY this 1110Yie ~~ a sheer fantasy strung along a few wisps of d!atant fact hardly Important enough to make anyone carp about hi1torlcal dist&rtions - La Strelwul Ill this eertalnly big, naturally lavish, of course in wfde-ecreen Panavialon, tinted to be sure by Tedmicolor movie, does generate great gobs ofsympathy for this very homely. girl '· • o:. I ·.· .:· "~ .·.· -:. . ' BERRY'S WORLD ., oveey SirI who lll!lfero a !ac!al,or plu<alcal ·cleltdeney 1114 conllanl· ~. R~.O wa.l more illlloae talents than made Armllein -!d love it, lor tile up lor tbe culllomary grace nnd essence t1 a c:onman's atrate&V beaucy tradltlonall,y linked With Ia to fool p{pona lllto thinking the females porlllod by Flor- he 11 a <harming, del!shtfUI gen. t!eman .... Nli:ky Arnstein had enz Zlegfeld. "Fulllll' Girl" _ . . . at the the BroadWa.v polish, the surlace Criterion Theatre on Times or 11 claaa," and the saving wit Square ooly a few street ....... among lnllm8tea not to hide hi• bers away rrom various loca- cynical wittlclsma. W, C. Fields 10 admired Nlc:~ tions wherein the actual Nicky Arnstein, Fannie's real h us- ky'a chilly hwnors that many band in somewhat tawdry record- of the bulboos-noled comedian's ed tact, operated assorted gamb. molt memorable Unes a r e either exactiJ' Arnateinlan or ling dens and eon games. It takes little away from the were only sliahii.Y adjusted to picture- in fact Arnltein'stnte make them more potent Co r story remains in the rile• aa stage and screen .•.• omar S.U· namboyantly l!llnlld in the ex- If pla,ys Arnstslll with a tenler• treme and couldntt be fttmed as ly dramatic sJ;yle that eould not an,y'Udng but a quieter crime be more oppositeArnltelnlnreal Olm - that Broadway oldtlm- life; but that is not a "lie," era might laugh at the tale now certainly not a reversed llbeli epm on celluloid; but Nicky It menly offers a most attractive actor a Cine romantic role which 1enee. brilliantly as counterpoint lo the gifted ugly duekllng star. "FW111Y Girl"' 11 a warm and brilliant comedY, far better than ita longrun original musical which played at the Winter Garden on Broadway for years .... That is, until nnally it wallows more than slightly in Ito llcUonal sentl...,t, ultimately to bathos; but that's only the finishj and a great part or the pic- ture IS sheer tun. It proves Barbra Streisand In her first film role can gener- ....... hi'H•"f! · • "'1'1 'theJI '"!'e Ultle • . Helen Bolle/ ,_ ' Dear Helen: Three cheers Cor the gal who She's foolish. I would stand up saJd she .. wrote away" her eatto the stepdaughters and lit them Ing problema by grabbing a pen Dear Helen: know what's what. lnsteed or a sweet. Wrltlqls a Not Jnam~ year1 ago I wrote II a chewing out d!dn~ work, wonderful emotlooal ooUet. 11 1 ••lovelorn colwnnn for a lo. Pd use a strap. atralghtens oot the thin!dng, nnd cal paper. I ooon laarned that AI a Firat Sergeant in t h e makes one realize It hn't sO the most bigoted people around Army, aometlmea I had to whip much the problem in IUe, as the ""re those wllo wounded otr Ill a whole platoon berore I got the name of 11 religion.,. T h e y their respect. Then I had It wv we adjust and .learn to cope with I~ - EDNA damned me aa an instrument a1 mndel 1bls column is dedicated to the devil nnd eooatgnod me to ev • Tell that woman to mnke It family living, so If )'OU're haverlutlng ftre if my vlewa dlf. 50 hot Cor those klda they'U kid trouble or Jusl pllllntrou. Ing Cered from thetrs by a ha!r- shape up or elae. - M-Sal ble, let Helen help YOU. · She breedth. E. K. will al110 weleome 1our own aPerhaps you, being an eman- Dear 5@1.; musing -rlenees. Addreu 'clpatod columnist, wiU sa,y wbal Tell me, Sarge, dld you come · 1 reoroct to. - ONCE cmcK- out of the Army weorlng a Mr. Helen Bottel in care ofthlsnewsPopular!ly medal?- H. 'llear O.C.: Dear Helen: : I've already oeld It, DIIDl' 1 can't see to drive, ao I 5 I w I : tlmea, but Ill a W8l' that apeako couldn't pass the driving test ' 75 1 2 3 s :Iauder 1han my own worda. I Now 1 don't have any 1dentif1caI 9 10 11 12 13 14 iotmply print the !anstlc I-rs Uoo card, so that when I try IS 16 17 II 19 20 21 22 2l 2:4 2:5 26 2:7 28 Irate replies r r o m to cash checka or otherwise ea. . 2930 - . :ruden show that most know tsbllah myself, rrn stuck. - . . . . What do people Without a dridifference between true reIf En1y Day Is Waah Day ,il!on nnd bigotry. ver's llc:ense do? I've aahed at Thia Is The Place Far You -:. Here's an example: the pollee station, enl tho,y don't •'Dear Mrs. Bottel: make Identification cards. - J. DUDS 'N' SUDS uyou are sending young peo- Dear J.: €01N-OP LAUNDRY (llo llrlllllll Into the arms or I understand that in s o m e lrd & Ash Middleport the devil with your lrnmorsl 'ad- states, the Motor Vehicles Deflee.' .... etc:., etc:., etc!.- Mr. N."" .... And dn 100 know WHY Mr. N. condemned me? Because I told an almost 14-year~ld girl Jibe was old enough to shave her lap if the)' needed ttl - H. Dear Helen: The letter from the woman whose marriage wu ndned by her lllepdaugltters llloplred me to live he'r aome advic:e. tile said she was walking out. "REUGJONISTS"' AREN'T ALWAYS RIGHT ·:· ::!... ... ~-· ' '', ,' :!~ -.· ......,·· ... ::: :m -r. • :Yt:rbatim. . - . 'tbe to-'2-1 onll.eoeeiOII,the '. lieot mark ·yet Cor an OIIIIID&ICXI . '\u!i's llrot year. a wide grin lor reporters, head Cooch Paul Brown . ~rlcked, usey, where do theJ'. ' ·•weartne IIICHAID ll {)WEN, rtJaUIINEa U....r tiiiMIIUl, r..... "--I... ...,_ _,... ...., .... ¥....,. ........... ColllfMJ, - • llr ,_ Ill~ ... .._..,, .,...., U70D. ·~·-· om. ..... -.ztill, Llillntl .... '""'"'· ,.....~ •' d' Col' , ... ,.............. . ~ ..... daN a.., 12 Y...., c..,., "'-' ......_ _ ._,.,..,ipl.iuol ,..., ,.... • ,_,.,. r..• l.lll r.. nd bJ curl.- _.,...._...,._,.--.;_~ ............ .. . . _ , . . . . . ~ Ol'lft, " . . . .......... Iii• ........~.~ •. '"""' ....... ._. ~ '*"'· ... ....,, o.. .... aue. "r -.111 a. ,_ ........ !ill ......... :u. l'llrlot< ..... Poll. .._,_._.. ........... n-.- -· SlAH - - ----··---- ....._______________., . , d,;,.., play .Uwt : ~; ~1 : ' ~~ro~rn comii\ented, . "but~ de- , ali,YWay'l" . fenle more than made· "' tor Brpwn . lll4 his .. a•slslanta that. Tile interceptions did It agreed that the defenslv~ unit • Tllet Is wbat eMhlod ua ·to should · he l]lven most of the win." · crodlt lorthevlctoey,whlchlell · the Billa with an Oo.:J. record and eoftierboek ClarUo King opotle<l U,. debut of new Head pun,d doWil a Pill !r., ~· c..ch Harve1 Johion. , • !alo •ICOillklrlllJ a!pll ,qller "Our otrenae went !rio ·a lull llai' SICI•OII In die laii·PII"' ~ ccqtle o( ~· out tt~~~:· 'ute of tbe' 'tlilrd ciuiHer am' returned II 32 yards lor a touc:I>- Klng~rceptsPasa . , Al·ltln ® Nichols,. Btai1:lrw from qulrterback CO!qlletod 15 or 38 passes lor !:: "HOP ON THE BANDWAij\ FOR THE BEST BUYS OF YOUR LIFETIMEI · - ., . 11 1 don't anL I IK1>e to thrDII better next week." saW; Pro Standings -McCall R•chr~ wltfl foam ••• cu•hlon1 ftuftwood. ' 6~U3Rs~~~~~~.s 199 Loun•• thoo.,, .·9 ·. 4 95 $49. 9. • Oyodlt· lo'nal sty I•• In .c:holu · . ' ·of· flntiF ·c :overlngt. . ,- . ·!- •.-: . • ' : !•.' ,' - · H.!t j , ,.·,,)1>1 "-1.1 S~otcharaln vinyl cov• erlng. dlainond tu~•d. ,. · \rieftua; HURRY TO SAVE, PAY LATER NO DOWN PAYMENT CAST YOUii BALLOT FOR GREAT BEDDING VALUES! Mattreu or Box 5Arlnt of reallient a print' conttrucllon, full, S188 TRADinONAL 2-PIECE SUITE $39 · eontect Bunk Beds, cholc• of 3 styl••· hord'ltood In mopla tone, with ladder and qullt•d IAN I FINANCING • · ;anct...iu ..•.. ao - ....... • $119 n .m ."'J.O•. • I'Reftr.... OP EM A CHARGE ACCOU!IT . 1 0 0 00 · 4-PIECE COLONIAL BEDROOM • $199 •t . Onlypmoaae~ TUI'Idly'a Games ELE;ct Y'~~" e•vo•u" ' · ' ' ENHANCE a1\.IVIIICi ROOM! NO DOWN PAYMENt .... ,~•••.• top, chrome · e -: ·. ' , )'" !VERY VAW. A WIMMER-TJ.K E MONTH$ TO PAY '' INGE'LS .F OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS . . ' ' Kansas CitY 34 Denver 2 Clndnnatl ~· ~· ~ Na~ork t7 S:::O~!.t GliB •' ·s1t ,.s· · ..\, hi~ hel,IIOII ua." ~· ..., muat Triumph pr.,. m= !7t., ';: :::;:., ·. CoDeg~ · (op~ar J' aort of reeord. _., Woaiem . ado \J. al Dayton era. They sldrered their only deleot In aeuon acUoo when they Jost their first pme to the ~· 29-13 at SOn lliqo. ' I VUIIIOJYa 45.21. . While Akr<la Un!•eriiiJ;y has Aahlanl Over Bob Maddeot ani Bernie alwa,ya drawn weD tor Ita Ill· 111a1 AemoCl:lp game, Slblrda,y Kress combined for n.ve 1oUChe nigh!' a crowd of. 43,068 was the downs In DQ!On'S 1'11118Way. targell ever to puah Its way IIlio Aahland whipped Woollier 25-13. Bowling Green exploded Cor a the Rubber Bewl. The . - Zips ~-4) re- 62-8 declal011 oplnat Ball state apondod with a 41-13 romp In . Ita . opener, piing "' 320 7ardo ruahlllg nnd 129 more oplnst Indiana state. passing. Tailback Honeotar DaNau...ally...alod Musldn&wn plaos. vldBCXI led the Faleona With woo on its way to a vletory II Kenyon enlod Ita 11-came IDI· lng streak with a 21-8 win over West Liberty, W. Va., wllen three touchdowlll. ado Unlvorsily outmuscle'd Tom F ala returned a Clnal 1111r• centre, Ky. DQ!On explndod for Ito big- tor klekoll 95 yards to earn a Marahall t8.S Ill the Mid-AmeriPot point •outbUrst in 27 yeare, 13-13 deadlock Ill a Sll1lO marred can Conterenee' s only same. Tailback Bob lloum8rd eolleclhumblillll st. Josel>h, Ind., 57· by 160 1ards In penalltas. ad three touchdoWns, rell8l'Ve Akron, ToiOdo, Daytoa nnd o. tprtarback Steve lldver two. atlll<l at the haad of Aahlnnd Bourn stoats Six ~rback Cleve Bryanlllred the Ohio football pack With 2-4 Mowrt Union's Perry Bourn two roo, hitting 9 or L8 paasea Intercepted till passes Ill the recorda. Toledo, ' led b1 Roland Mo11' tor 105 ¥ards. Purple Rllltlora' 20-4 romp over three touc:hdmma, outclassed Franklin. TltBI must be some COL\JMBUS (UPO - II wao just another l;jplcal fDotboll lootball -kenl tmolvlng Ohio college lootl>all teamL . • orwaolt? While there was tho -eted like Toledo romping to its 11th etrlllllll vldory, ICJIIBOst among major eoUeges, mui:h more of the .._<ted took w...- OKLAHOMA CITY (IJP!l,.Stlck a fork ln me, rm done," said big ·Bobl:o' Nleholo, aa he and sldeklc:k ~.. Archer pr.parod to 1111111 their f!.O,OOO first plaee lliOil01 tr... lhO PGA team i:h1J111lonahlp. 11 This la a good way to close out the year, i1111't tf1" Nlehol1 asked. Archer and Nicholl I~ I sizzling 7-under-901' 65 SUnday to break out of a thre&41'Q tle lor ftfth place ani outpaee Rlveo Me- and MCIIJ;y Kaser by two strokes In the $200,000 Middleport '/outh Wins SW Open College Scores . , ... $69 Headboard S.d Outf!t. twin size lnnertprlnt mottr•••, aptina, frame. . - legs, 6 floral '<linrt chair,. _ ' _· might The :::: outstanding perlormer bed appeared Ill no tournaments out- T..aa betore Saturday. Tarmehlll then was laced with having to win Ills straight matehes to get back Ill the wimen' side and a ohol at SWeerl s, wllo waa sweeping hi1 bracket with ...... That he did, swamping t h e lt--<>ld Bell Ill their second mati:h nnd finally meaourlng SWeerla 3.2 nnd 3-8. SWeerls and Tamehlll "'"' the men•a - • • handily and Tonnehll! won the 17 and Under ~r d!vla!on. SWeer!s nnd Tannehl!! also pre.~ " : ... aentod two ooe-llour OKhlblt!oos ot the TGY Family ~lngCen­ ter in Oidahoma City on Sat!lr· day between toem01 -ches. Th01 were aeedod 1.2 in the tourney. John Tamehlll II the No. I rsnked jurdor Ill the nnd Connda, Is Ohio men's singles i:hamplon, and was ranked 14th ln men's lfnllaa ln the V. S. In 1967. He Is the leading candldete lor lllli>Otntmenl a1 the ooly junior on the tour-man team to represenl the Unl~ state• Ill the world table tennla tournament Ill Munl,ch, Germany next u. s. May. saturday THORPE BAY, Eng II n d ruPD- Britain retained the Little America's Cup of International Catamarans when Lady Helmsman beat Yankee Clipper, the U.S. boiL - FindlaY Ill Ctnlra1 - The G-loot-6 Archer anl&-rool2 Nli:hols replaced Arnold Palmer nnd Jack Nicklaus Ill the team throne romn with a 22under-par 265, but the new champions pve part of the credit for their victorY to Palmer and Nicklaus, their foursome mates la the first NEW YORK - (IJPO - Top !night won the $142,820 Belmont Futurll;y b1 al• lengths ani paid $3.20. round. "I elllo1ed pllllng with them,'' Nichols aakL "'I tlllnk It got us orr to • oood start u A big crowd arouM the green knock& the wind down." making it easier to control the ball, Nichols Jdcled. "A lot of people don't realize that." Nichola and Archer llred three straight birdies to start their final rounl. The blitz propeUed them into a on&-stroke lead, whl ch they increased In a rush to the clubhouse. The McBee-Kaser duo, which wu tied ror tlrst with Dale Douglass and Hale Irwin at 17· under after the third round, could not keep pace with Archer-Nichols nnd ftnlshed at 267, good enough ror $12,000 tPiece. Douglass IJil Irwin carded a par 72 SUnday ani drQIIPed to sixth place. Tom Wlakq~C ani ll.ll Sikes were three wxler par SUnday to claim third plaee and $7,500 each with a team tdal of 1g.. under-par 268. Palmer and Nicklaus won $1,600 apleoe by zytng ror 15th place with a 14-urlier-par 273. AnderiOG at WUm!ngton N B l - at Grnnd Raillda N MllllldnFm at Marl- N ~at Aahlnnd N N- Night pme TENNIS -WINNER TOKYO (IJP0 wnp,IIOII 1111 the eastern • DIIvls Cit> tennis ~hlp Sunday as the double• team of Rainan- Krlobnln and Jo,y MukerJea Kojl WataMbs ani 1 - Watanabe. 6-a, s..2, 5-7, 1-6, 8-(J. The India 1e1m wUl ..., meol West GeriDODY, with lha tnrvlvor ~ the United ~ lor the rtal>t to meet Australia In the challerp raunl. Take 6-0 l..o!!S N.Y. {IJP0Hank won the PT. PLEASANT - The Meigs pace at Yonkers Raceway by almost a length. Sunda,y OKLAHOMA CITY {IJPOBob Nichols ani George Archer won the PGA team championship with a-265. Pleasant Little Blacks here sat- Harnmertn Reserve rootba11 team suft'ered $50,000 Lawrence B. Shepj)&l'd 1 6-0 lou at the hiOOs of the Pt. KINGSBURG, Callt {IJPDKathY Whitworth won tile Klnga River Ladles . ~ coli lour· nament IIY 10 stroke• with a 208. J.,..., Y!!_od ,o;News Hany opentar of yaur w II I. 'llll!,tllan·aV.,..I Jllf acbOol "' ....... lllldiilt,1iJ ..., qtllilfy for bfa . . . . your Automobile lnsur11ca. Shto Auto Mutual offers o 800D STUDENT DISCOUNT rsnctn1 h zs". w.-,. ... up DniJ.WiiiWIIs. PhoM9924H( 114 C.Urt St. . . . . . . urday night Ln a bitter defensive contest. The Blacks got the only 'ID of the game in the third quarter when a ball carrier got loose on an off-tacklepla)'andran35yards SAN DIEGO, Calif. (UPI)to paydlrt. San O!eco and Atlanta pla)'oct a ST. JOVITE, Que. (IJPOMeigs Dachas Fenton Taylor Dennls Hulme of New Zealand and Dlc:k Well said the ootlng won the camdlan Gran! Prill was a good, dose match with auto race in a McLaren-Ford to both teams playing good ball. MINNIEAR INJURED tie Graham Hut of England Cor H1Ubec:k Mike Grate was the ofPillLADELAIIA (IJPO Halfback ·Bailly Mlmlear, a tlrat place In the WOI'ld driver fensive standout fOl' Meigs. The Meigs Reserves wl11 host surprise perfonner la the New stlll<llngs. Gall!polla this Saturday nlghL York Giants beckfte!d, wUI he TOYKO (IJPO-Indla took an lost lndelln!tel.Y to the Nat!ooal Footblll Lelgue elub because of unbeatable 3-ll leod O'IW Japan in their Davis Cq) eastern zone an 11\iurY sullerod Sunda,y. tennis fll8b by winning the Mimdear, a tormer Purdue back oow in hla second. season doubles match. In the NFL, suffered a brokan TRENTON, N.J. (UPI)cheek bone In Sunday's win over Marlo Anlretll <J~Piurod the the Phl!ldelphio Eagles. Trenton 200 auto race with 1 --------- _speed or 117.260 m.p.h. ¥· Akr<IIIIITamPIN SummaryMetgs . Reserves YONKERS, a1 Washln&loo cue Teeh at Bollwl,y Ade!bertiiAIIeaJ>eny Dlllance 11 Alma w..,otar llllwuthmore MI. Ulllon at KAII)'on Weatmlllotar II Hetdelbsrl Den!IOG at Wuhlnaton OloJ Wla-llln (MUwaukeo) al BaldwiD-Wallace ~lin at Hiram Capital II Wlttonbeq xavier at Ctndmatl N ado Northern Ill WIJilltblri N tournament. scoreless tie in the ftrst of two matches for the North Amerl· con Soccer League title. in I!DWilDI ar:- .ioho carroll R :.~a~:;IEWeekend ·r.ur. ~ ,·~..,··I 36_.-«1 tobl• '*'" one MoMm R.cllni.r Chair. · ~ ,·! ~ :ri'l!. Oeflnltel, the flnut convertible to fat money, will buyl Choice of 1117'" traditional style pictured above. Covered to your order I~ a variety of beautiful fobrlc:a. Each tt,la openll forward ravao~in9 o full lanljlth mattre11 of urethona foam. with double df•n•, mirror, ····'· f.ll ,,,. •pindlo bod. Uuo reverse around-en! Pill that broke the former HWIIAIII opeedoter loose. "They w~re bolllerlne uo the wltOie Sll1l•IIY calling their d.~tve· signals," BroWn ~ .The Pill stutod too bec:iuae or 1111fo but 1 thiD< !hat · lnMJd Fill E CHAIRS THAT ARE STYLE, Y..ALUE llliiNEIIil on "Masquerader'' SOFA-SLEEPERS Our popular ,.Mapleton" suite ot Two of the more thrUline highlights ot the lree-aeorlne contest were the 80-yard touch-down ..Un by Bengal hallbaek Warren McVea and the 101)-yard klcko!r return IIY Bulfalo rw>nlng beek Max AnderBOil. ••t can't atand those 1()()..yard plays," BroWn ahiking hlA head. Defense Sllp,IIOII On M.cVea'a long jaunt, "'-' em Ida ramoua end- score. st!d he felt the &rraJo Brown , .......,plays, Dallal ground out 203 yardt The Dallas Una, aulllod more aa the Cleveland ·detenal•e lllle defense miJht have been par· . often than not by blltalng llllo- was plekedaparl. TheBrowna' backera, held Ciovelnnd to just ollenalve unit was Unable to 87 yardo 011 the ground and Jull desl with the mah put on by about ellobllabed realdoncY In Bob Utly, f.oOCJl'le Andrle, JethNFL STANDINGS the Brown• baeldleld ao quart· ro Puah and Townoa. Slxteen.year.old John Ta!IJe~ By United Pres• International hi!! or Middleport swept.all rna. erback Frank Ryan WBS eontlnThe 68,733 parllsan lana nnd Eastern Conference ualcy under pressure. a hot, humid day comblllod with jor divisions, Including men's Century Division Ryan JJl8lliiiiOd to ..... up the Dalloa l'lllUIIila game 1lnglea, ln the Three - S t a r W. L. T. Pc~ Southwest Open Table Tem!s with 12 or 19 emnpletlona but ......oct to be toe muebfor Clovemoot or them _.. or the abort lnnd to handle. By the. time the Cleveland .•• , , l I 0 • 500 Tournament In Oldaboma CIJ;y varietY. Dallas oompl- onl,y lall ,quarlor rolled 8l'<lUild, New Orlean• • , • I I 0 •500 Saturday en1 !llnday. • · 10 of 17 lolaea and nllad on Cleveland waa DO 1011181' a. St. LoUis ...... 0 2 0 .000 Feature matches of the tOurPlttaburib ••••• 0 2 0 •000 nament, whli:h drew top pta,y. Ita game to eatry the threat Copltol Division Next !lmda,y could provo to load. •. era from Oklahoma, Texas, LouW. L. T. Pet lalana, New Mexico and Arizona · Cowllo.Ye Take c"bartle he more of the aame for the Rese"e ~ baek Craig Brqwna. The LDs An&eiea Riuna Dallas • • , • , , , 2 o o 1.000 were the last two, starting at ~ put the Cowllo.Y• out come to town for the aea1011'1 New York •• , , • 2 0 0 1.000 3:30 a.m. !lmda,y, Ill which Tan· ·..In tront with a lwii-Pl!l score home - a r and al]llln the W1sh!ngton, • , , I I 0 ,500 nehlll first defeated U. S. No. 1D the otc<llld quartor ind then game will he baiod oo bloc:k- Philadelphia • , , , 0 2 0 .000 2 ranked Dell SWeerts, Grand Western Conference 'a Rym tumble waa plcilid IQl lnt The tront rour ot the Ramo Rapids, Mich., 3.,2 Ill bl>BIIhree Centnl Dlvialon 'by . - I v a enl WUlle TOWIIOI Ia .... of the moot teared In ot five, nnd opln three straight, W. L. T. PeL tor the IItle. w11o wOddted 20 yards IIlio the prolealllooal toOtbull. ,. poaalbla brl&bl apot for Minnesota ...... 2 0 0 1. 000 lii.nd .... Cor Ills morepolnle. Playing the men's alngies In !'fAller a haifttmo lockerroom &lncJBY'I S11111 will he the pres- Green Bay ...... 1 1 0 .500 dnuble e!ltnlllallon, nnd start1 Dallu eami beck OR• once of Emlo Green In the back- Detroit • , .. .. • • I 1 0 •500 Coostal Division to the field more dotmniDed field. G..- has been aldellnod W. L. T. PeL tor aaveral weeko with a knee . over to dominate the Loa Angeles • , • 2 0 0 1. 000 his 'first mati:h to tt-year.otd ln)ll')' whleb he oul!ered opinll • ·SII110· And !hay did. . ..-BalUmore ...... 2 0 0 I. 000 KevJn Bell r:J. Fort Worth, an The Cowtqos aeorod on thatr I.Do Arwelea Ill pro...uon play. San Franclaeo ••• I I 0 •500 He'D ~ pt bit llrll .flrll otrenatve series of tho bait Alianta ........ 0 2 0 .ooo ~ "U Dan R-•• - I n !rom tho dnae or p~u<otcal SUndaY' a Results Rtevea aloo aceGUIIIod for worl<ouls this week nnd lhould New York 34 Philadelphia 25 . Diuas' Bnal UJU.chdown on a he r • tor duJ;y ~da,y. Detroit 42 Chl<OBO o one,yard plun&o after Cleveland BaiUmore 28 Atlanta 20 t M!IDlsota 26 Green Bay 13 Dllllal 28 Cleveland 7 New Orlei!IO 37 WashlnetoR 17 I.Da Angelaa 45 Plttsburlh 10 " San Fnnolaco 35 st. Louts 17 ' ~·Games liT Unltod Press tnrsnau...al AMERICAN LEAGUE Atlanllll Sin' Fi'andoeo , NATIONAL LEAGIIE W, L. Pc~ GB BalUmore 11 Pittsburgh / W. L. Pe~ GB . :Hletrolt. ... 101 55 ,H7 Chi- al !llllllesota ·'x~ ""'!~• H 63 ,599. Baltimore ••• 89 68 .567 1:11!. Dal1u at Phllldelphla · SU.Frat\claeo, , 86 72 .5U 9 , ••• , 8t 72 .~8 11 Deitott at Green Bay 75 .51& t3 Clevelanl ••• 113 t8 I.Da Alples Ill Cleveland Pltlllourll>, .... 78 71 .5113 15 New York, , , 80 76 .513 21 st. LoUts at New Orleans ~Chi-• 79 78'.503 15 Oakland .... n 78 .500 23 Waoblngton at NOw York • ~tlanta;, ..... 79 78 .503 15 Mtnneaote •• 75 81 .481 .28:. AFL srANJilNGS All&ele• .... 7t 83 •t71 20 California •• 66 90 .t23 35 . By Ulllted Prell Jntornau...al il'hllade!phla ... , '13 8t. 485 21 Chi- . . . . 64 92 .tit 31 EAST New York,., , .;71'86 ,U2 2S Waahlq.... , • 60 95 ,387 tol/z W. L. T. PeL . ' Hoootail .• , , , , , 10 87 : t46 :K x ·Clinched pennant New York ••••• 2 0 0 LOOO . ':x. Cl!nehod pennant SUnday' a Reoults .• Boston ....... I 1 0 .500 'J~ ·~ ~·· Relblts Waetwwton 6 Detroit 0 HousiAIII .... , • , I 2 0 ,333 .. ·P ittsbuqh 5 ad- I BOston 5 Now York 1 ~ f • • 0 2 0 ,000 'rNew York 5 Phlladolphja 2 Cleveland~ Calllarnla 1 Buttalo , , •••• , o 3 0 .ooo ~lloUstoo ·s ~u 1 Minnesota 2 Oakland 1 .. WEST :~~&n Frlllici,aeo 10 AdaJ1ta 2 Baltlmwe 3 cbt- 0 W. L. Pet , •Loa Anglllns 3 st. Loula 2 Today' a Proloollla Plte•• S...Dtqo. , ... 2 0 0 LOOO . J:' ~··· l'ro1>lhle Pllehers (All EDT) • Oakland, ...... 2 0 0 LOOO jl (All Tlmea EDT) S.ll) oi OlkKanao·City ... • 2 1 0 .667 . ·: ·.CinetrnU (Camii7..S anll ~ 11 p,. m. dnelllnad , ," , 2 I 0 .687 ..;nr 11-iSl at ·PI~ (Veale U·lll Deawer, ••••• ·• 0 Z 0 .ooo, .. 1:~-u an1 Bulildnef;Jtl, 6:0$ p.m. Swldly'i RAioults . · CLEvELAND (UPD The ra•e Dallu field poa!Uon with .tlevllland Browll.o, wllo paid 110 two paiS lnterterenee panaltleo. Jl,yan lelmod ... with apllt enl ~mueh attention to thlllr paoalng ·lilack and .,.....S tiame In Paul Warlleld for Cloveiand'o · Jr&cUee, mtghl dn wen to ..... lone score, a 55..yard pau &da1 .I'Olllr~ m their bloc:klng. Ill the second &mdl,\"1 28-7 to.. to the DalLllle Tlghtenod The Dallal Una Ughlenod up .ia• Cowllo.Y• Ill the Cotlon Bowl - ihowed that Clovelnnd't Inner and the Browns nre unable to )lnio wao IIIII not a weldecl unit penetrate Cowllo.Y terrltoey ·ani that Lei'O)' Kally ... be more than twice after their ""'rter. ~=:tb·,.,.:~'"1-.:.:;. ..::...~~ urat•n.,e foam. In matelo11e. 't~ reoponslble'Cortheoucctli • 123 yards, remarked, .... . . sra- .. .aerial ehamp the BDl's . ~ PINst 1Nphont 1M IIIIOmtlo arrtnJIIIN 1 dtm· u .. illl., .... . . John Stoia, who ; ] Plaut mail 11111 dtbils tnd ''" literature omlrtllon i. : JA- .,..,, ''"'·'"': FAIII~Y SIZE J·PC. DINETTE Y. . l . .ITM AUDIO.YIIU.MI. •--s " W. Uftltlfl tt. &hnl. Oltla Ctll CeU.el - . , _ W1Wa111 I. DU.., ..... lharlllf Al4 l)qll;, I 1m lnltfttttd In ltlrn+na tbotlt Ztnilh Htlfilll Aids. -. Poor ::;.~he~~: .,:·= Dayt(m Romps, 57-0 ·:.~·.- Blocking fu ~~.?:;~~:ar::: ""'"""rback :.·!28 7· De1£eat :: !.:~~: ::.;u:;:: :~Blame Nt·w Zen •th " Zf>n .-llo·· r.on m,Jkt' Ide fu ll ,\~ain . Precision .amplifit.H ul ll l r••m ~ \ \l(m · l rlh r( • ''"u '' ' ..,_,., .,!1111 nnl y 116 o un ce ~nd )lrw d fur m, ,q m ,ld " '"''' ( ' 'n" · on 1, ,, J d t·mon•dr,llnorl of Zenith· ~ •ww Z t'llL' II t' I I n1 J \ lw 1uq 1 1c:l 11 f o r yD u ' 11IElli:VCTri:U DAILY SEN11NFJ. TO INTI::ilbT ot· ' . .ireclri ... , • • . . • .r. ,;>~11: 34-23 win <JY'r . the ,I!Uf. ..(110 Jima 15undly ntilng their ..... :;• J• . ....,.' . , ' ,:~, Jll~.;;il (QPD ,..:. ~,rl~ ran>h.•lfll th the CtnclnU Ben.'~1i ·!Oeur ·room toiJOI!Jng the ance of the niceties; these are linea intertwined in the actual Fannie Brice's own refusal to aee herself other than what she US. •eBy ·. I · Archer . own looks, lack of culture, ignor- partment i~~Sues special identification cards to non~vers. lncJllre at your DMV nnd you may find an answer to your question. - H. .Ji 'keepbul!diJiBin lll41•inc"'' i ]tiroh·~tonl Ill n o t screen always have been vutly short on this rare and delteate commodity .•.• There is a naturalness in Streisand's playing that must be credited to her or course, and to the way she delivers her lilies with a pithY ntp of endearIng self-criticism: grateful f o r any compliment, she stlll can't . believe it enQUgh not to take oahand softly cynlral stabs at her Helen Help !. ~ .~·. Atmocl thi'\181 or ate the grotesque enchantment of a pure clown; and stage and AI provided for Miss Strei· .... "' ~. crltldam Ill the Corm olllld, run. ture of a prl. who . ~ ,ltv!lfY big awfUlly C(lllckly; ·Mel 'r8maJn. Rooe-Brl<il eel a Star th1'011il11 thethickohui:- make a romlllltlc . ·<.-. <3- 'The DIIII.Y ' Seat111cl, )lldtllopdrl;oJ'omei'O)', . O., · Sep~ · 23, ' 1968 ;./_ 11 f!lllllllllu\4!~ 11Y ~.~ self· 111ogo mulllcal, the l"lt• ~ .a.. • Faiw)IO,l!rlco, ul!htM •• tliey '"~~~?""''pi<. ·.·· ~------------------Ttll .. IIOI't Mlut ,_ - SOOD I1\IDDT DIICCII.m EXTRA MONEY to help you sleep? Stop losing sleep over money worries. Get rid of them. You will be surprised how our personal loan service can help you. If it's good for you' we're for it all the way. Phone for a quick 0 . K. Then stop for your money--and relax. �.. " ·. •• - ~ .. 0 _, ~. . .. • q - ~·· ~~-~~m..rl)ff o.. ·Sell!-_~· uss :<,,.,.,.,.,.,.,.",,_,_,., , ,, , , ., ,.,,,,,,,, , , , J,,,,,~,,: ' Hi Nt • -. <f/iJb1Meets .' ·fs·,_ ·· I ·-,: .. ' • -~ -.,. %: Shower ·Given -Brid..e~ to .. be .. , ~ ·. · - ,. . · Victor Gaul is · , .. Hospitoli~ed · ana ' J ~ ' Mra. J. M. Gaul, the !llallerproal· 91U• ~- ~ •m Mlas 'Nancy Valllllan, · KrL• lolar• SUI-, Patti aun:.,r Rd., l'l>mero,y, learned Dotrolt In the ~llliiJ'II'o ':;·. elect o1 Rick Colllni1 w1o bon. Collins, Mbi lolarl' WOods, Mba S.l1/rd&¥ at tbelr ""'• Victor Thefr 0~ claqiUr, ~· .,,,,, -~. relldinl 1n . w~ wltll ·b·• r, ..~:. c . cJG71 "' .. . ·~ orecl' T'-·-""·· "'""t wllh .... I... Jeahotle P , ·" . ~ • •. Kr , .. li4,Hank~being sdmlttell to tbe ·r~ ' ~··· ·~ -~ :-T"·:· .,.,__!!!...... _ '';'r" ~ ·. _:(: "': ' "· •'f }; : aJ · a~('lll ~!!« ~k, ~ i l l - MI'L-11'1s,CollbiaanclllrL Jolt J!utt and Loring vaug!lan OOiuiood Hcepltal In Dearbom, .,.._, IIIICI fllnll1 """' II-'!". ·lett ~ lor BciWiinl Green Mlc:h., ao amedlcalpatlent-o inl 1m- ll1o [edarol ........... ~~~_,Jr u~ MetiiOdlfl llllii"<'lo , • ~ - v,aP~,.":..- ~ to ••g~ , ~~ . Url· HOIIeBIIS WOre Mi'L JjltqW v•- •• ·~- ...... •• UnheraJiy where they ire e~ he wiD romaln a lew dayo !Or 1n tbe Llhran at WO)'IIO StMJ' · ·• · · -~ • • • • Blackaton, .Mi'L I!C!P\" Abl!olt. br!OO«ect wore MrL WOllam rolled 11 l'reahmen. Thi;IJI were x-reyo andlreatment. uni..,rolf;y In llolrolt. Pat, 1lliO , Iiiii • :V~.... ·MJI!II!r· 11 1 b • KrL cwron1 Lelaielj; ~··Ncr- j:lark, KrL llfsell and ~.ic-nlep lllore 117--lllolr parVIctor, hla wile, Darl.,., ...r 00111P- one year Ill GI..OW. , D.~v. bilL , litcllOIInn+i . . man Weyer,..._r,.,.~ · ~-"'· u• \ww ·•- ·.w-"w · - _ da........ 1 two-year-old aon, Victor F> gene, Slate Coli- wW .............. . BETHEL Or. "" .,...-, ...-a. .. _ ears, en\L Mr • . .,_. lllrL llanln Bqrt 82 • dor at Jab1 D.-a, 7,:10b Rldfor4 ancl Mill ~i.eciaortJ. M)'L !i<Cit Folmer, Kra: Wilbur arid Mr. and Mrs. Leo V~an. Jr., realclo at 41275 ffid Midi. .Wcatlon In the .., .....,~ ·. 1. ' o1o.y i!lll!tll iho .,._.cTge Games were play.,l Willi Rrl~u Bailey, Mi'l. Arlee Allboll. Mrs. Romiie · Deem or ~rlilgllelil Rd., wa,tne, Mich. TIMv' mewed wltll nlgllt ClaeiOI besiMIDIPooaOJ• "........; ior ll\l.ihH...: beloc won b7 Mrs. H0111et' ~ Roland Ridlon! ani Mn. Ko ... wu tbe weekend pst or Mr. to Wayne April I, 1968 ~. _at marehau 1J0 ~"'j;[ laird, !lira, Le-t ancJ MrL ·n~ Collins. 1\nd Mtl. - r l Crow and oons, Vietor accepted omploymoniWitll Carda 11111 be oent 1D VIctor , at Ookwood Hoopllll, Room 879 Bob and Jim, Roonle and Bob lett MEIG6 BANil ·l!ooller· HP- Lewlo Grutoer•., ·, Doarbem, Mlc:h., or to hla Sunday lor Kent state Universlb' Jar meet~Ds, a p.m; MQIIdr.y 111 A large w:odcllol( '1"1 <liocorataddress at Old Midi. Rd., Wo:""i/1. where they are enrolled. Molp lf18h Sj:hool..Ceteria. ed. tile Sill table. Tile Mich. LIDIA CIRCLI!; R!merG.i mont ~e ,deeo~tl~ feotutOd Mr. ani MrL Harwell Betz Qlorls Conrl)f) or SL Jooph, United - · C.....c:l!. 1:30 I c~ Inscribed "lleit Wllbtl, Mich., have opent tile past ten . . ~.m. !olandt,y nllht ol iht cluircb. *""~ l!ld Rick" aurrOUiliOd by eom '-"'""''' , ... gr8eniry• days here wlth Mrs. Betz' Jn a cermony lt the Pomeroy .TUESDAY Gaeoll were 1\lrl. Hamer .RaciRock Springs Grange bowling mother I MrL B. A. Dodson or BACK TO RACINE CUB SCout pldcmiOI- lord, lllrL W. A. Morpo. ~L Firat Baptist Olurch, before Chester. Belore returning to team held a plCJiic reeemly at roc, s p.m. TUeado.y, In Rac1ae Amce Leoilard.- ~.. wuuim membero ol the Immediate llmSCHOOL their home, '&heY plan to visit in tile borne ol Mr. and Mrs. liarilies &m I feW eJOse friends, Bljilllll Churdi. 411 ~~-tool · I · bo.J• ani tbolr ;...f,ntl''urPcJto Grueser, Mrs. ...,,e Gruesar, Mu. Beth PuUen or Mlcldleport Akron with Mrs. BeU' brother, old Blacks1Dn. Hair Styling Attelldtng were Mr. and Mrs. I ' atlend. beCIIne tile bride or 1\lr. Gu,y Erroll Conroy. Mr. ancJ Mrs. Robert Grimm Roy Holter, Ann, Alan, Jantee, OPDI TullbAY · ' LADIES AUXILI,\RY, FeeneyCowan. and Eddie; Mr. and Mro. Roband chlldren or Columbus were EVIMIIO?m.t Vws ot the ceremony were semett Poot 128, American ~A>< weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. ert Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. Wilglon, 7:30 p.m. ll iho MlddJ&. ~ read b;y tile Bev. W. H. Perrin liam Radford, Bec:l<y aud lolary Elw~ Cor the Worl4 Fel- port balL on Thursday, Sept 12, at 7:30 Bert Grimm. · 4::! __! _ 1 Loui Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gnleloinhli> !llftrln& a m1111011 pro- JUNIOR AUXILIARY ol Drew p.m. ser, Maria and Marla, J o y joel, ..... -- e d Thurlda.Y W~bater Poat 39, Amerlean LeGiven in marriage by her son, By ALTA CONE Grover, and the hoste' cblldren, I n!&bt by mtmbero ol t11o Boll' gl.n, wW meet at 7:30 Tuellday - Mlstephen Pullen, the bride wore ANNOUNCE RALLY DAY 1 Several !rom this Yielnll!< at!llerrle, Bob, and Bruce. Bee Claaa afthe Middleport Firat nllht at tle legion ball. Niw or1----~--;;.w.;,eio; ----,.:ol:ol a aoJd tweed dress witb matcbRall,y Day Will be obnrved tended tile recent Albany Fair. J!IV!Il Church. .,. llcoro wW be elacted IIlii lalnl coat and a corsage or yellow &rldl)' ll tbe United Met~Jt11111 Vance WUber Is a psdent In PJanio. - . dlaeuooecl lor a atallod. . roses and daisies. Danny Zirkle Church, Chester. Tbeabservauc:e Holzor Hoapllll dlmer to new meilibero PAST MATRONS, Pomero.J of Pomeroy served as best man will be an all day al!air. Mr. and ~.: Wesley Bobe of IOIIIOtiJu In Docember. T bt Chajlter Ill, O.F.S., wW moet ChUIIeotho ealled _on hlsparanla, 1m- Mr. COwiD lllld Miss S!eph' lllrtbdl)'a or Mrs. Charlae Ed- at 7:30 Tueaday nlgllt · It the ante Pullen was her mother's The United States has never Mr. and 1\lro. Jarrot llobo, a r&Warda. Kro. Jamta Souoloro, home of ~L Tbelma DDL . atlendant. had and does not now have a cent Seturday evening. Mrs. EVa llartlir and Kro.)lir11te new Mrs. Cowan is em- commitment to take, retake 61110 ETA PID Cl1iiiter at Mr. and Mr1. Enol Peck and ey Crois ......, abMr¥ed. Docaor to hold all of South Vietnam Slpla Phi Sororll1, 8:15 wiCe, Sprlnglleld, spent a SURday_ ployed at Meigs Genenl Hos- for any particular government Uoo• tor a '"bakeleaau lNike llle p;m., TUelda.Y, aodal room at pital. Mr. Cowan works at Kais......, collocted. 1\lro. Elisabeth tile CoiiiiJiblia ancJ Sou_, Oblo allerDOOn With ~s. Ginevra Foo- er Aluminum. They live at 982 in Saigon . tor. .-senate mo;oritv ZeadeT Slavin preolclod Ill lbe mut1•1 Electric co. Mr. and ~L Albert Cone were llfsoU St. In Mlddlo&JorL Mike Mqmfltld, D-Mcmt. wl\lch opened wllb prl)'fl', oCrll>WEDNE!I>AY In Pomeroy recentb. IUre from 91. JtJbn ,ad • lnodlTRINITY GUILD, 1:30 w.e.Mrs. Martha Mays, strasburg, b7 Mro. Mollie McGhie• day at ll1o Trinlb' United ~cb IIlii Roberto Parker o1 Bolivar Fall Rowers decorated t b e at Christ; Frl_, Clrde, !1011; ' Ylsltod recenlly with their parrotreabment tablo wllb Mi'L EAI- Mill lolary Vll'llntli Bfl\lel,hal 1!111• Mr. and 1\lrs. Ney Carpe,. wuda,lllro. ~. Kro.Harttile -am; Mi'a. !o!U ~do­ lor • ._,., ancJ Mrl. Croea U tbe bootKra. BW !'llrrln, ..,.rr• Recent Yisltora with Mrs. GlntiiOL Olbero alten4llll w e r e ..... "'boaleii _CCIIIlinmee • . ewa Foster were Mrs. Z e II a Mrs. Jacob Turner, Mre. DIAl FEENEY-BISNNETT· Pootl2S, Weyanl, Connie and Randy Gonl, llamm, !lira. G. G. Werner, Mro. Lillie Bouab, IIIII Mra. Fru- American Lellon, 7:30 p.m. at Collllllbea, llarold Veroon ani the baiL Jerry Hull and wife, Dayton, eea Bearha. THURSDAY Mr. anc1 MrL John Reed spent RIVERVIEW GARDEN Cl~ a SUnday with her parents, Mr. wiD m0et Tburlda.Y, SepL 26, and Mro. carl Beane, UldweU. 75 EA. at 7:30 p.m. at the hans or Mrs. Beane is in poor health. MrL Gene WUson, Wltb Mrs. Mrs. Ola Perry has spert: a CUI Buckley as -still. Now week Yloltlng her cblldren ani otftcera artt to be lnatalled. their rOmllleo In COlumbus. WOMEN'S Al:l>u~iATION, MldMr. anc1 Mrs. Elba Harvey or dleporl First United PNob71er- TQ)edo spent 1 recent weekend lan Chureli, Thurlda.Y; ~L Joe with his slller, Mi'L Ruth Wood, Balloy, Mi'a. Karl ow.n, clevo; aud hls brother, Elza Harvey, tltlll; meetlntiiD be - - .., ~~· 'I!"QI\IIIIB a,.. SupdiY w,ltiJ. a 6:30 potluck dlmer. Holllita- l\lro. Ola Perry alii Frank wero " wW be 1\lrl. Edward - - William Thomaa and wile ani kelt, Mra. Leo Kermecty, Mia• I!IOD-In-law and Mrs. Allee Per· • Pill'IDa Joachim, Mrl. Ed &nltb, ry . Thomas, Columbus. ~~- WIIUam Oblln&er, ancJMra. Lewis McLaugi>UnofMcArthur CUI Gilmore. called on Mrs. Ginevra Foster, · • · · · · · ·.·' · · ·~ ~ OC 1(11 . '\: . ,ort~~e- *' . I' . ' • : ; d e·n. . . \ ' ,. ., ,\. -J'". .,. !TiNT, Mr. -~·• .... ' -.;or ' I r.•tre& ' " " ) . T0 l;}e._Honored Constitution " \ WIJH "" STEPSTOOL 101nr...oct wtth rad. ~oar at~,rlvetod llde Icicle. Hoot '· HOSPITAL NEWS A rudy-mixed pound Cor repair joints apd 1mall ctacb In con· crete aurf'acea. U.panllon 99C cine; Mro. OrvUie PbW!po, RL ~•• Flo.Yd H. Barnhouse, Rt. 2 Pomero)'; M It' a.. !)amy R. Diehl, Racine; lllrL Edwlc v. Edwina, ~ackion; R~>J L. Sbutlbo, Swttuwa; Mrs. Rcmert E. Mlller,lroalon; MloaLomaJ. Morgan, Itt. 3 Wellllloll; Ger111111 -McKoczle, Itt. 5; Eldon E, Waueh, Rt. 2 ,Padro; Mi'a. Johft J. ~leo~~, Itt. I ' lloaoYa; RanciY J, Durst, COU8&adll~, W_. Va.; MrL Mlllanlllamolld, Jr., COalbl; Mri. Jamea ,S. Bl'' "'"!'n, lrqnlon; Ralpll if. 'Si8warta6n, Itt. 8 Logan; George W, S o aIP'IIYol, Ashllnd, 1<1.; Bemard C. lfar\lor, JadtiGII; Mi'o. WUIIs M~l, Wollllloll. ~ l\lra, Norman H. lllafer, Rt. I c....., Cll1, daulhter, 3:54p.m. Sotunlajl; Kra. Richard L; liar, 4 PomerO¥; Preview of Delta Queen Given (continued l'rom Page I) Gre0111p Locks 166 miles down- terways Journal, st. Louls, and From Geoport, N. Y., Marlon stream In order to got Cspt. many other states. Tbose atlendG. Hartl flY, a retired railroad Baxter te Marietta lor 1 h e trom the local area Included ll!llneer, bad a _ . at astem- mooting. Russell R. Stone, c. c. Stone wheol towboll bearing his name. Engineers workboats and and Cb&rles H. Stone, Pt. Tile Piddle wheel operlllod per. launches carried sight - seera Pl01sant: Pater Jennings, 9·ft<tl1 bjl cotlljll'IIIOd air, Hart- [rom the Marietta watorl'ront out yoars-old, Irom Kerr' a Run, In lo,y allo bad a model of a tow- to tile Sle. Genevieve where they oomi>IDY or Charles (GranddaAD bell enstao and also an old - were received with top courtesy 9laln from Anti.,Ul;r; IIIII ~i•au lime steam engine, both operat- and abown lrOUDd tho dredge H. Gardner, Jim Roblnllllll, Fran ed b1 compressed air. b;y members ol tile crew. Mullen, Bob Erwin, Capt. Cberleo Clpllln Wai prealclod at tbo Attencllng the meeting wore M. Young, Mr. IIIII Mrs. Ntl..., lamll.Y .....,."" In tile boat 11or. people trom St. Paul, Mlrm., P. Gordner, Mr. IIIII Kra.lloui... llhlllter after the 11m-. Keokuk, Iowa, Ray Spencer, Wa- las Wetllerholt ani Mr. and ~1. Dr. Gamble and Capt. Rutter Dick Thomao, all of Gallipolis. _,al:lo_.....s.S;oclal ....U were lrllnDieod. Tbey lnrlqton, cl- Spencer D. Creel, Park· erlllurg, W. Va., whole speclal ~ IF II. ateam, 011 botb water ... llrld. HUGHES PRESENT TilE MOST CELEBRATED ......., • tbe 29th -ual getlatplllioi ·Walo CJpt, Jean P. ......... jlbo apcike &niag tbe l'amiiJ( • H1<1n on tile bank• of U. Nut'Qrrm. ''The 92-:YIU'-old retlretl I'M>'M!oolaolppi RIYer -!lildtdrove..,trnrn Louiarlll( KJ,; .wltl> bla clau8h•• lloliOo; ... her liulband, B. E. PnQr. _ . lllllheo. wbo - Green Bay Upset Bu FRED DOWN UPI ii>orts Writer Whleh way wiD lhe Green Bay Paeken bmmce? That's the question raised in lbe National Football League today after the Minnesota Vild~s' LPiet 2S..i3 victory over tile world cluwlono Sunday. Did that triurapli domonlllrlte tbet tile Paekero have become Just uother food:lall team? Or doeo It mONI,y mean tllat the Packero are startloc slowl,y this seaaon as they did In 1967 and stiU rellln tbe championship _,._ IJ l'lliJ to. •Galllpollil _01 h I 1 I . t •li, wu bern II Marietta "' 1&18. ~ be wu 20 be touch? One !act Is clear-tile VUdocs hill llrll Job Ill Marlllta Clpl. c. c........ pa. . H.K.Bod!ardanclhas IliaD lcll!ntl4od with the ar... CaJ1t. Gordon Line ,.., llnee. He retlretlrrom - · Jl(lotlftl <My aboard tbe Dolta ~ about l'""fl II•• ..... AD . . - ottnctlan lor the m ·rng wu an apen lftauoiou - ~ the nrq. Solnt - . u. s. AriiiY EDIIrar moondRl•In :~-=~~=;i-~Lada, Mrllkfnlum beat the P'ackers at their own short flllll IJ Minnesota built a 16-0 halftime load. Bart SUrr scored on a a cllma~ prior "'tbe to the 'ila.Jier, - lhe week, Tbe Shower Curtqin Care l~anl CUPC»i ~~~-riJ ,_ roll101t early but 111o ·, : ol'rOIJTIJST on1CE HOURS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLO!iE AT NOON ON '111VIIS.) - EAS'I' cqiJRT ST. , POMEROY , .' • • . • I LIGHT AUII1U .., W .12e . ., '· EX'TENSIJN .4' PLATFORM LADDER 8.99 16' .. ' . 20' ._. ·. ' 13.44 11.11 24' ....... 22.11 REG. 12.19 Aluminum. ~ Mt. rot. or rpUnter. Tublilu lnmo with laqe, Hoot tompered aluminum IIIIOY. IOIId work platfcmn. AU llvetod "Spln.J'raor' roUnd runp, 16" COnllruCtiDII,LflhtweJcht<ily ..... wlde. Sprln' looded '"""'- Rope 'l'inl- Foldl_ to 2-3/8" llat f01 , puloy oa the .20' IIIII 24"1 ·t Sunday. WOODEN •• STEPi.ADD~R REG. 1:19 5,99.,. ••• Lt. Douglas at • Miss Beulah Lowther and a attenled ehurcb in Athena a recent SUn-day. l'rlend or CleYOiand )t:D MARKET • Open Daily 9 to 9:30-Sun. 12 to 9:30 · We .4capt Federal Food Stamp> CrlMF '1!0 end S111nd Sis. PHONE! 992-3480 ..uPOIY,O. "WeluBw!bt The Silters of Mercy was founded ill Dublin, Ireland, by Motber· Mary Catherine ~uley. • :lllnse well. II Bo .......... W, Va. !lls wW aloo Yi11t ber and hm!l7, Mr. ...r llrl. J. V. McGrew, Coilbo . fllloli JWO-CAI OPnATOR ··;.:...::.·..:.:: ·..::,h2~!!;~ ' . . ·" !lle IPO!II a llx-<IIY loavs """' wltb ..V molller, Kro. Vol,.. Doullaa, lollawlng btr tt:r.e week orl-tlon !llepberd Air Force Ba• In Ta:aa. Prior It> -rlna the aervlee, Lt. Dot'liJai ·WII 10 lnalruelor "* In the ... Holl)ital. OUR PREMIER GRIND ROSEDALE' SLICED In lbe orH-aeo cloportm._ bleach lltorolighly iDixed with each gallon of ··cold water. iii NurainB II Hoi· BACON LB.PKG. 49e HOLSUM Nineties BREAD Ground Beef EVERYDAY LOW PRICE! s9e lb. IOngsize Loaf . do.y; MJ:s. Edwlc v. J-•· JackIbn, 9;59 p..m. ~ Mrt. Domta T. Brlleo, Now Ha•-. 11011, 12:48 a.m. Mtinclaf. ·~ Fresh Solid H•ds '¥!'f. CABBAGE ..... I Cl1\\o F. JluioU Al'Uilr' 7~ JOIAY GRAPES NAT:qAf~LH~LJ!l . :_' SRl. ' . APLI N()RT ,, BULBS MONDAY-TUESDAY -WEDNESDAY (AldERS MARY JUIE'S I IU~J!f •-a; ••• • •• In a solutlon .of 'A: 'Cup chlorine vr.m.,_4:43p.m. ~- . MA.O E , Sf . '.•'• bt hand, !ben I08k 15 minute• Ltona Our U..la-.. ' .• , o. ~ ..... eli~~~._ -You_ N•ed C1sh . Don't ' ; Just Open A. lrld·l.;Count . Chestnut Ri.l ...e To keep plastic IsboWer curtains -lootl!IK cleaner and Imber, wash them thoroughly routed the ChicagO Beers, ~. Sunlay. The Loa ADgelea Rams and Baltimore Calta .......,,.... ..,. beaten anc1 t1ec1 ror !!rat place In tile c•olll DIYialon, ll1o Rams b;y rUIIfC the Plttsberih Steelers, 45-lO. •.. COMPTON,.o~·D. ~ . No.1. master of ; next wu.... aMinrallt dauatrter. Joe KlllP guided the VUdoc vletory wltll hlo short piq)olnt passes and twice sent BW Brown om- tho goal liDo on - ~;.;~==~-~-~Mtw~ play Andrew Toler, Mil~ J. Woomer, Everett R. Flelda, ~~. WU_Uam H. Stepp, Mra. Jerry R. Ciolancl aMinriDtdaughter, Mi'a. Cl,yclo H. Dunlap ancllnrlnlclauah-. tor, Mrs. Charle.o T. Sprcuoeand lnrlnl dauihter, Mra. James L.· · l!IIDO, retaining tllht ball cor&roa, intercepting two passes and making the elutch firstdown plays. in the lhlnl • • GtDIYieYe VUdocs ft toMarlllta !:~l!llld bla llrll SID an 83-yanl march to take a 23-6 lead that clinched ll1o contest. VIkings Loading Division The victory was tile VlidJWI' secood straight and gave them sole posseaslon of first place ln tbe Central Dlvlsloo of tile NFL. The Packer• are tied at 1-1 wllh the Detroit !Jona, whom IIIey .. . :altliitdo!i, - lililclorooo; Rober! L;• Mrs. Haney L . Maynard, DewCUmmins, Itt. 2 Racine; !llsan oy s. Owens, Mill DllePickeno, M. Heaton, Rt. 3 Fameroy; Mrs. MRS. MARGARET ELLA LEWIS, donatirv her time ani talent as an art teacher In tile new frM art eliJSel in Pomeroy, points out a technique to the many students on hand for the opening cla11 Thurlda.Y. 1 ' Holzer Medical Center.: VilltDlocharges lng hooro 2-4 aud 7-3 p.m. ParMrs. Hobert W. Awbery, MIents only on Podlatrlca Ward. 1 chael Betz, EviD Bobo, Kro. WalAdlnlulans ter R. Buescher, Mrs. Harman Jimmy Adkins, 151 Berger E. Cillo, Mra. OlaE. Crall, RobAVe.; Lu Am Davll,' 178 Brent- ert L, Cwruhlna, Mn. 'I11oma1 wood Dr.; John A. Saf!leo, 2171 H, Fowler, Mlas Yield A. MaoEastern Ave.; Mra. Graee A. kino, Ted Hautelcl, Jr., ~~­ PbWipa, Rt. 2 Crl>wn CU;y; Mro. Arlhur R. Koker, Mrs. Demdo Richard L. llarrlnBion, Vlntoa; P. Martlri, Millard Mercer, RobMrs; Noel F. stover, Itt. 2 Vin- ert L, Miller, IJeiJcJnh G, Multon; Mro. Norman 11- !lloter, Rl. llno, Mrs. Tbelma Pratt, ~ •. 1 Crotm CiQ'; Vern A. Sundara, Wylllt E. R:ullonl, - c a E. Kodne,yj Lawrence C, Barknr, Rouoh, Daryl K. Sboemaker, ~a. Itt. I Northup; Dooald L. Brown, Francia W. Webb, Mi'a. lo(yrtle GalllpoUa; Raymond o. Gooeh, J. Welt, Vance D, Wilbur, Earl Itt. 2 Ga!Upolla; Mrl. Brad¥ J. C, Wlllon& Mrs. Lawrence WUI, Angel, Rt. 2 Crown CIV; Jes88 Charles E. WUaon, !lira. Lottie E. Jewell, Rt. I ~; KrL , B. Youne, CurUo Prater, ChatDemla Briles, New Haven; Mlsa lane GIIIUand, Mrs. Waller J. Yield L. Jordan, llurekeStarRt; · Voreh and Infant daughter, l\lra. Kro. U8J:Iburn M. llf&U, Pt. 1!:om:ia J. Stewart ancJ _1n1a1t Pleaaant; Mrs. James A. Smith,. daughter, Mro. Jolmle H. Naoh ..Jll,. Pl~l!!ll; Mrs.~ Nellie a, , and ln(ant oon; Jack D, ClllancJ, Blll,y G. Grant, MlcldliiiCrl; Herman Caudill, MlddiiiiCrl; ~ •• Doyle W. Sorpnt, Rt. 2 Pomefi>J; Mro. Georp Nelgler, Ra- 199 hlP- I i:IUCUu ;vents Week Observed ' ;. EKII otop Of Bowling T E ,, COUPON Blockstons Host . i ADULTS TOOK PART TOO: here are tbree wbo atlenled tbe q>entnl art class. Lett to right are Glenn Crisp, LaociiYille; llati.Y MUlot, PomerOJ, ani Sodle Clrr, P....,y. Pullen-Cowan Vows ' are Reod ·.• • 1: lll'l'£ltQT RAN hl&h Tburado.y nlgllt when !reo art classes began for elemenlery school chtldren at the Pamer~>)~ Elemen1ary SchooL J\pprOxlmately 50 youngsters gave up lhoir evening's free time to attend the daoo In art - long a neglected field In most local schools. c•. RD M1+~!- i.f1t ' ROOIIAND . ·~ () . �.. " ·. •• - ~ .. 0 _, ~. . .. • q - ~·· ~~-~~m..rl)ff o.. ·Sell!-_~· uss :<,,.,.,.,.,.,.,.",,_,_,., , ,, , , ., ,.,,,,,,,, , , , J,,,,,~,,: ' Hi Nt • -. <f/iJb1Meets .' ·fs·,_ ·· I ·-,: .. ' • -~ -.,. %: Shower ·Given -Brid..e~ to .. be .. , ~ ·. · - ,. . · Victor Gaul is · , .. Hospitoli~ed · ana ' J ~ ' Mra. J. M. Gaul, the !llallerproal· 91U• ~- ~ •m Mlas 'Nancy Valllllan, · KrL• lolar• SUI-, Patti aun:.,r Rd., l'l>mero,y, learned Dotrolt In the ~llliiJ'II'o ':;·. elect o1 Rick Colllni1 w1o bon. Collins, Mbi lolarl' WOods, Mba S.l1/rd&¥ at tbelr ""'• Victor Thefr 0~ claqiUr, ~· .,,,,, -~. relldinl 1n . w~ wltll ·b·• r, ..~:. c . cJG71 "' .. . ·~ orecl' T'-·-""·· "'""t wllh .... I... Jeahotle P , ·" . ~ • •. Kr , .. li4,Hank~being sdmlttell to tbe ·r~ ' ~··· ·~ -~ :-T"·:· .,.,__!!!...... _ '';'r" ~ ·. _:(: "': ' "· •'f }; : aJ · a~('lll ~!!« ~k, ~ i l l - MI'L-11'1s,CollbiaanclllrL Jolt J!utt and Loring vaug!lan OOiuiood Hcepltal In Dearbom, .,.._, IIIICI fllnll1 """' II-'!". ·lett ~ lor BciWiinl Green Mlc:h., ao amedlcalpatlent-o inl 1m- ll1o [edarol ........... ~~~_,Jr u~ MetiiOdlfl llllii"<'lo , • ~ - v,aP~,.":..- ~ to ••g~ , ~~ . Url· HOIIeBIIS WOre Mi'L JjltqW v•- •• ·~- ...... •• UnheraJiy where they ire e~ he wiD romaln a lew dayo !Or 1n tbe Llhran at WO)'IIO StMJ' · ·• · · -~ • • • • Blackaton, .Mi'L I!C!P\" Abl!olt. br!OO«ect wore MrL WOllam rolled 11 l'reahmen. Thi;IJI were x-reyo andlreatment. uni..,rolf;y In llolrolt. Pat, 1lliO , Iiiii • :V~.... ·MJI!II!r· 11 1 b • KrL cwron1 Lelaielj; ~··Ncr- j:lark, KrL llfsell and ~.ic-nlep lllore 117--lllolr parVIctor, hla wile, Darl.,., ...r 00111P- one year Ill GI..OW. , D.~v. bilL , litcllOIInn+i . . man Weyer,..._r,.,.~ · ~-"'· u• \ww ·•- ·.w-"w · - _ da........ 1 two-year-old aon, Victor F> gene, Slate Coli- wW .............. . BETHEL Or. "" .,...-, ...-a. .. _ ears, en\L Mr • . .,_. lllrL llanln Bqrt 82 • dor at Jab1 D.-a, 7,:10b Rldfor4 ancl Mill ~i.eciaortJ. M)'L !i<Cit Folmer, Kra: Wilbur arid Mr. and Mrs. Leo V~an. Jr., realclo at 41275 ffid Midi. .Wcatlon In the .., .....,~ ·. 1. ' o1o.y i!lll!tll iho .,._.cTge Games were play.,l Willi Rrl~u Bailey, Mi'l. Arlee Allboll. Mrs. Romiie · Deem or ~rlilgllelil Rd., wa,tne, Mich. TIMv' mewed wltll nlgllt ClaeiOI besiMIDIPooaOJ• "........; ior ll\l.ihH...: beloc won b7 Mrs. H0111et' ~ Roland Ridlon! ani Mn. Ko ... wu tbe weekend pst or Mr. to Wayne April I, 1968 ~. _at marehau 1J0 ~"'j;[ laird, !lira, Le-t ancJ MrL ·n~ Collins. 1\nd Mtl. - r l Crow and oons, Vietor accepted omploymoniWitll Carda 11111 be oent 1D VIctor , at Ookwood Hoopllll, Room 879 Bob and Jim, Roonle and Bob lett MEIG6 BANil ·l!ooller· HP- Lewlo Grutoer•., ·, Doarbem, Mlc:h., or to hla Sunday lor Kent state Universlb' Jar meet~Ds, a p.m; MQIIdr.y 111 A large w:odcllol( '1"1 <liocorataddress at Old Midi. Rd., Wo:""i/1. where they are enrolled. Molp lf18h Sj:hool..Ceteria. ed. tile Sill table. Tile Mich. LIDIA CIRCLI!; R!merG.i mont ~e ,deeo~tl~ feotutOd Mr. ani MrL Harwell Betz Qlorls Conrl)f) or SL Jooph, United - · C.....c:l!. 1:30 I c~ Inscribed "lleit Wllbtl, Mich., have opent tile past ten . . ~.m. !olandt,y nllht ol iht cluircb. *""~ l!ld Rick" aurrOUiliOd by eom '-"'""''' , ... gr8eniry• days here wlth Mrs. Betz' Jn a cermony lt the Pomeroy .TUESDAY Gaeoll were 1\lrl. Hamer .RaciRock Springs Grange bowling mother I MrL B. A. Dodson or BACK TO RACINE CUB SCout pldcmiOI- lord, lllrL W. A. Morpo. ~L Firat Baptist Olurch, before Chester. Belore returning to team held a plCJiic reeemly at roc, s p.m. TUeado.y, In Rac1ae Amce Leoilard.- ~.. wuuim membero ol the Immediate llmSCHOOL their home, '&heY plan to visit in tile borne ol Mr. and Mrs. liarilies &m I feW eJOse friends, Bljilllll Churdi. 411 ~~-tool · I · bo.J• ani tbolr ;...f,ntl''urPcJto Grueser, Mrs. ...,,e Gruesar, Mu. Beth PuUen or Mlcldleport Akron with Mrs. BeU' brother, old Blacks1Dn. Hair Styling Attelldtng were Mr. and Mrs. I ' atlend. beCIIne tile bride or 1\lr. Gu,y Erroll Conroy. Mr. ancJ Mrs. Robert Grimm Roy Holter, Ann, Alan, Jantee, OPDI TullbAY · ' LADIES AUXILI,\RY, FeeneyCowan. and Eddie; Mr. and Mro. Roband chlldren or Columbus were EVIMIIO?m.t Vws ot the ceremony were semett Poot 128, American ~A>< weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. ert Bowen, Mr. and Mrs. Wilglon, 7:30 p.m. ll iho MlddJ&. ~ read b;y tile Bev. W. H. Perrin liam Radford, Bec:l<y aud lolary Elw~ Cor the Worl4 Fel- port balL on Thursday, Sept 12, at 7:30 Bert Grimm. · 4::! __! _ 1 Loui Mr. and Mrs. Roy Gnleloinhli> !llftrln& a m1111011 pro- JUNIOR AUXILIARY ol Drew p.m. ser, Maria and Marla, J o y joel, ..... -- e d Thurlda.Y W~bater Poat 39, Amerlean LeGiven in marriage by her son, By ALTA CONE Grover, and the hoste' cblldren, I n!&bt by mtmbero ol t11o Boll' gl.n, wW meet at 7:30 Tuellday - Mlstephen Pullen, the bride wore ANNOUNCE RALLY DAY 1 Several !rom this Yielnll!< at!llerrle, Bob, and Bruce. Bee Claaa afthe Middleport Firat nllht at tle legion ball. Niw or1----~--;;.w.;,eio; ----,.:ol:ol a aoJd tweed dress witb matcbRall,y Day Will be obnrved tended tile recent Albany Fair. J!IV!Il Church. .,. llcoro wW be elacted IIlii lalnl coat and a corsage or yellow &rldl)' ll tbe United Met~Jt11111 Vance WUber Is a psdent In PJanio. - . dlaeuooecl lor a atallod. . roses and daisies. Danny Zirkle Church, Chester. Tbeabservauc:e Holzor Hoapllll dlmer to new meilibero PAST MATRONS, Pomero.J of Pomeroy served as best man will be an all day al!air. Mr. and ~.: Wesley Bobe of IOIIIOtiJu In Docember. T bt Chajlter Ill, O.F.S., wW moet ChUIIeotho ealled _on hlsparanla, 1m- Mr. COwiD lllld Miss S!eph' lllrtbdl)'a or Mrs. Charlae Ed- at 7:30 Tueaday nlgllt · It the ante Pullen was her mother's The United States has never Mr. and 1\lro. Jarrot llobo, a r&Warda. Kro. Jamta Souoloro, home of ~L Tbelma DDL . atlendant. had and does not now have a cent Seturday evening. Mrs. EVa llartlir and Kro.)lir11te new Mrs. Cowan is em- commitment to take, retake 61110 ETA PID Cl1iiiter at Mr. and Mr1. Enol Peck and ey Crois ......, abMr¥ed. Docaor to hold all of South Vietnam Slpla Phi Sororll1, 8:15 wiCe, Sprlnglleld, spent a SURday_ ployed at Meigs Genenl Hos- for any particular government Uoo• tor a '"bakeleaau lNike llle p;m., TUelda.Y, aodal room at pital. Mr. Cowan works at Kais......, collocted. 1\lro. Elisabeth tile CoiiiiJiblia ancJ Sou_, Oblo allerDOOn With ~s. Ginevra Foo- er Aluminum. They live at 982 in Saigon . tor. .-senate mo;oritv ZeadeT Slavin preolclod Ill lbe mut1•1 Electric co. Mr. and ~L Albert Cone were llfsoU St. In Mlddlo&JorL Mike Mqmfltld, D-Mcmt. wl\lch opened wllb prl)'fl', oCrll>WEDNE!I>AY In Pomeroy recentb. IUre from 91. JtJbn ,ad • lnodlTRINITY GUILD, 1:30 w.e.Mrs. Martha Mays, strasburg, b7 Mro. Mollie McGhie• day at ll1o Trinlb' United ~cb IIlii Roberto Parker o1 Bolivar Fall Rowers decorated t b e at Christ; Frl_, Clrde, !1011; ' Ylsltod recenlly with their parrotreabment tablo wllb Mi'L EAI- Mill lolary Vll'llntli Bfl\lel,hal 1!111• Mr. and 1\lrs. Ney Carpe,. wuda,lllro. ~. Kro.Harttile -am; Mi'a. !o!U ~do­ lor • ._,., ancJ Mrl. Croea U tbe bootKra. BW !'llrrln, ..,.rr• Recent Yisltora with Mrs. GlntiiOL Olbero alten4llll w e r e ..... "'boaleii _CCIIIlinmee • . ewa Foster were Mrs. Z e II a Mrs. Jacob Turner, Mre. DIAl FEENEY-BISNNETT· Pootl2S, Weyanl, Connie and Randy Gonl, llamm, !lira. G. G. Werner, Mro. Lillie Bouab, IIIII Mra. Fru- American Lellon, 7:30 p.m. at Collllllbea, llarold Veroon ani the baiL Jerry Hull and wife, Dayton, eea Bearha. THURSDAY Mr. anc1 MrL John Reed spent RIVERVIEW GARDEN Cl~ a SUnday with her parents, Mr. wiD m0et Tburlda.Y, SepL 26, and Mro. carl Beane, UldweU. 75 EA. at 7:30 p.m. at the hans or Mrs. Beane is in poor health. MrL Gene WUson, Wltb Mrs. Mrs. Ola Perry has spert: a CUI Buckley as -still. Now week Yloltlng her cblldren ani otftcera artt to be lnatalled. their rOmllleo In COlumbus. WOMEN'S Al:l>u~iATION, MldMr. anc1 Mrs. Elba Harvey or dleporl First United PNob71er- TQ)edo spent 1 recent weekend lan Chureli, Thurlda.Y; ~L Joe with his slller, Mi'L Ruth Wood, Balloy, Mi'a. Karl ow.n, clevo; aud hls brother, Elza Harvey, tltlll; meetlntiiD be - - .., ~~· 'I!"QI\IIIIB a,.. SupdiY w,ltiJ. a 6:30 potluck dlmer. Holllita- l\lro. Ola Perry alii Frank wero " wW be 1\lrl. Edward - - William Thomaa and wile ani kelt, Mra. Leo Kermecty, Mia• I!IOD-In-law and Mrs. Allee Per· • Pill'IDa Joachim, Mrl. Ed &nltb, ry . Thomas, Columbus. ~~- WIIUam Oblln&er, ancJMra. Lewis McLaugi>UnofMcArthur CUI Gilmore. called on Mrs. Ginevra Foster, · • · · · · · ·.·' · · ·~ ~ OC 1(11 . '\: . ,ort~~e- *' . I' . ' • : ; d e·n. . . \ ' ,. ., ,\. -J'". .,. !TiNT, Mr. -~·• .... ' -.;or ' I r.•tre& ' " " ) . T0 l;}e._Honored Constitution " \ WIJH "" STEPSTOOL 101nr...oct wtth rad. ~oar at~,rlvetod llde Icicle. Hoot '· HOSPITAL NEWS A rudy-mixed pound Cor repair joints apd 1mall ctacb In con· crete aurf'acea. U.panllon 99C cine; Mro. OrvUie PbW!po, RL ~•• Flo.Yd H. Barnhouse, Rt. 2 Pomero)'; M It' a.. !)amy R. Diehl, Racine; lllrL Edwlc v. Edwina, ~ackion; R~>J L. Sbutlbo, Swttuwa; Mrs. Rcmert E. Mlller,lroalon; MloaLomaJ. Morgan, Itt. 3 Wellllloll; Ger111111 -McKoczle, Itt. 5; Eldon E, Waueh, Rt. 2 ,Padro; Mi'a. Johft J. ~leo~~, Itt. I ' lloaoYa; RanciY J, Durst, COU8&adll~, W_. Va.; MrL Mlllanlllamolld, Jr., COalbl; Mri. Jamea ,S. Bl'' "'"!'n, lrqnlon; Ralpll if. 'Si8warta6n, Itt. 8 Logan; George W, S o aIP'IIYol, Ashllnd, 1<1.; Bemard C. lfar\lor, JadtiGII; Mi'o. WUIIs M~l, Wollllloll. ~ l\lra, Norman H. lllafer, Rt. I c....., Cll1, daulhter, 3:54p.m. Sotunlajl; Kra. Richard L; liar, 4 PomerO¥; Preview of Delta Queen Given (continued l'rom Page I) Gre0111p Locks 166 miles down- terways Journal, st. Louls, and From Geoport, N. Y., Marlon stream In order to got Cspt. many other states. Tbose atlendG. Hartl flY, a retired railroad Baxter te Marietta lor 1 h e trom the local area Included ll!llneer, bad a _ . at astem- mooting. Russell R. Stone, c. c. Stone wheol towboll bearing his name. Engineers workboats and and Cb&rles H. Stone, Pt. Tile Piddle wheel operlllod per. launches carried sight - seera Pl01sant: Pater Jennings, 9·ft<tl1 bjl cotlljll'IIIOd air, Hart- [rom the Marietta watorl'ront out yoars-old, Irom Kerr' a Run, In lo,y allo bad a model of a tow- to tile Sle. Genevieve where they oomi>IDY or Charles (GranddaAD bell enstao and also an old - were received with top courtesy 9laln from Anti.,Ul;r; IIIII ~i•au lime steam engine, both operat- and abown lrOUDd tho dredge H. Gardner, Jim Roblnllllll, Fran ed b1 compressed air. b;y members ol tile crew. Mullen, Bob Erwin, Capt. Cberleo Clpllln Wai prealclod at tbo Attencllng the meeting wore M. Young, Mr. IIIII Mrs. Ntl..., lamll.Y .....,."" In tile boat 11or. people trom St. Paul, Mlrm., P. Gordner, Mr. IIIII Kra.lloui... llhlllter after the 11m-. Keokuk, Iowa, Ray Spencer, Wa- las Wetllerholt ani Mr. and ~1. Dr. Gamble and Capt. Rutter Dick Thomao, all of Gallipolis. _,al:lo_.....s.S;oclal ....U were lrllnDieod. Tbey lnrlqton, cl- Spencer D. Creel, Park· erlllurg, W. Va., whole speclal ~ IF II. ateam, 011 botb water ... llrld. HUGHES PRESENT TilE MOST CELEBRATED ......., • tbe 29th -ual getlatplllioi ·Walo CJpt, Jean P. ......... jlbo apcike &niag tbe l'amiiJ( • H1<1n on tile bank• of U. Nut'Qrrm. ''The 92-:YIU'-old retlretl I'M>'M!oolaolppi RIYer -!lildtdrove..,trnrn Louiarlll( KJ,; .wltl> bla clau8h•• lloliOo; ... her liulband, B. E. PnQr. _ . lllllheo. wbo - Green Bay Upset Bu FRED DOWN UPI ii>orts Writer Whleh way wiD lhe Green Bay Paeken bmmce? That's the question raised in lbe National Football League today after the Minnesota Vild~s' LPiet 2S..i3 victory over tile world cluwlono Sunday. Did that triurapli domonlllrlte tbet tile Paekero have become Just uother food:lall team? Or doeo It mONI,y mean tllat the Packero are startloc slowl,y this seaaon as they did In 1967 and stiU rellln tbe championship _,._ IJ l'lliJ to. •Galllpollil _01 h I 1 I . t •li, wu bern II Marietta "' 1&18. ~ be wu 20 be touch? One !act Is clear-tile VUdocs hill llrll Job Ill Marlllta Clpl. c. c........ pa. . H.K.Bod!ardanclhas IliaD lcll!ntl4od with the ar... CaJ1t. Gordon Line ,.., llnee. He retlretlrrom - · Jl(lotlftl <My aboard tbe Dolta ~ about l'""fl II•• ..... AD . . - ottnctlan lor the m ·rng wu an apen lftauoiou - ~ the nrq. Solnt - . u. s. AriiiY EDIIrar moondRl•In :~-=~~=;i-~Lada, Mrllkfnlum beat the P'ackers at their own short flllll IJ Minnesota built a 16-0 halftime load. Bart SUrr scored on a a cllma~ prior "'tbe to the 'ila.Jier, - lhe week, Tbe Shower Curtqin Care l~anl CUPC»i ~~~-riJ ,_ roll101t early but 111o ·, : ol'rOIJTIJST on1CE HOURS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLO!iE AT NOON ON '111VIIS.) - EAS'I' cqiJRT ST. , POMEROY , .' • • . • I LIGHT AUII1U .., W .12e . ., '· EX'TENSIJN .4' PLATFORM LADDER 8.99 16' .. ' . 20' ._. ·. ' 13.44 11.11 24' ....... 22.11 REG. 12.19 Aluminum. ~ Mt. rot. or rpUnter. Tublilu lnmo with laqe, Hoot tompered aluminum IIIIOY. IOIId work platfcmn. AU llvetod "Spln.J'raor' roUnd runp, 16" COnllruCtiDII,LflhtweJcht<ily ..... wlde. Sprln' looded '"""'- Rope 'l'inl- Foldl_ to 2-3/8" llat f01 , puloy oa the .20' IIIII 24"1 ·t Sunday. WOODEN •• STEPi.ADD~R REG. 1:19 5,99.,. ••• Lt. Douglas at • Miss Beulah Lowther and a attenled ehurcb in Athena a recent SUn-day. l'rlend or CleYOiand )t:D MARKET • Open Daily 9 to 9:30-Sun. 12 to 9:30 · We .4capt Federal Food Stamp> CrlMF '1!0 end S111nd Sis. PHONE! 992-3480 ..uPOIY,O. "WeluBw!bt The Silters of Mercy was founded ill Dublin, Ireland, by Motber· Mary Catherine ~uley. • :lllnse well. II Bo .......... W, Va. !lls wW aloo Yi11t ber and hm!l7, Mr. ...r llrl. J. V. McGrew, Coilbo . fllloli JWO-CAI OPnATOR ··;.:...::.·..:.:: ·..::,h2~!!;~ ' . . ·" !lle IPO!II a llx-<IIY loavs """' wltb ..V molller, Kro. Vol,.. Doullaa, lollawlng btr tt:r.e week orl-tlon !llepberd Air Force Ba• In Ta:aa. Prior It> -rlna the aervlee, Lt. Dot'liJai ·WII 10 lnalruelor "* In the ... Holl)ital. OUR PREMIER GRIND ROSEDALE' SLICED In lbe orH-aeo cloportm._ bleach lltorolighly iDixed with each gallon of ··cold water. iii NurainB II Hoi· BACON LB.PKG. 49e HOLSUM Nineties BREAD Ground Beef EVERYDAY LOW PRICE! s9e lb. IOngsize Loaf . do.y; MJ:s. Edwlc v. J-•· JackIbn, 9;59 p..m. ~ Mrt. Domta T. Brlleo, Now Ha•-. 11011, 12:48 a.m. Mtinclaf. ·~ Fresh Solid H•ds '¥!'f. CABBAGE ..... I Cl1\\o F. JluioU Al'Uilr' 7~ JOIAY GRAPES NAT:qAf~LH~LJ!l . :_' SRl. ' . APLI N()RT ,, BULBS MONDAY-TUESDAY -WEDNESDAY (AldERS MARY JUIE'S I IU~J!f •-a; ••• • •• In a solutlon .of 'A: 'Cup chlorine vr.m.,_4:43p.m. ~- . MA.O E , Sf . '.•'• bt hand, !ben I08k 15 minute• Ltona Our U..la-.. ' .• , o. ~ ..... eli~~~._ -You_ N•ed C1sh . Don't ' ; Just Open A. lrld·l.;Count . Chestnut Ri.l ...e To keep plastic IsboWer curtains -lootl!IK cleaner and Imber, wash them thoroughly routed the ChicagO Beers, ~. Sunlay. The Loa ADgelea Rams and Baltimore Calta .......,,.... ..,. beaten anc1 t1ec1 ror !!rat place In tile c•olll DIYialon, ll1o Rams b;y rUIIfC the Plttsberih Steelers, 45-lO. •.. COMPTON,.o~·D. ~ . No.1. master of ; next wu.... aMinrallt dauatrter. Joe KlllP guided the VUdoc vletory wltll hlo short piq)olnt passes and twice sent BW Brown om- tho goal liDo on - ~;.;~==~-~-~Mtw~ play Andrew Toler, Mil~ J. Woomer, Everett R. Flelda, ~~. WU_Uam H. Stepp, Mra. Jerry R. Ciolancl aMinriDtdaughter, Mi'a. Cl,yclo H. Dunlap ancllnrlnlclauah-. tor, Mrs. Charle.o T. Sprcuoeand lnrlnl dauihter, Mra. James L.· · l!IIDO, retaining tllht ball cor&roa, intercepting two passes and making the elutch firstdown plays. in the lhlnl • • GtDIYieYe VUdocs ft toMarlllta !:~l!llld bla llrll SID an 83-yanl march to take a 23-6 lead that clinched ll1o contest. VIkings Loading Division The victory was tile VlidJWI' secood straight and gave them sole posseaslon of first place ln tbe Central Dlvlsloo of tile NFL. The Packer• are tied at 1-1 wllh the Detroit !Jona, whom IIIey .. . :altliitdo!i, - lililclorooo; Rober! L;• Mrs. Haney L . Maynard, DewCUmmins, Itt. 2 Racine; !llsan oy s. Owens, Mill DllePickeno, M. Heaton, Rt. 3 Fameroy; Mrs. MRS. MARGARET ELLA LEWIS, donatirv her time ani talent as an art teacher In tile new frM art eliJSel in Pomeroy, points out a technique to the many students on hand for the opening cla11 Thurlda.Y. 1 ' Holzer Medical Center.: VilltDlocharges lng hooro 2-4 aud 7-3 p.m. ParMrs. Hobert W. Awbery, MIents only on Podlatrlca Ward. 1 chael Betz, EviD Bobo, Kro. WalAdlnlulans ter R. Buescher, Mrs. Harman Jimmy Adkins, 151 Berger E. Cillo, Mra. OlaE. Crall, RobAVe.; Lu Am Davll,' 178 Brent- ert L, Cwruhlna, Mn. 'I11oma1 wood Dr.; John A. Saf!leo, 2171 H, Fowler, Mlas Yield A. MaoEastern Ave.; Mra. Graee A. kino, Ted Hautelcl, Jr., ~~­ PbWipa, Rt. 2 Crl>wn CU;y; Mro. Arlhur R. Koker, Mrs. Demdo Richard L. llarrlnBion, Vlntoa; P. Martlri, Millard Mercer, RobMrs; Noel F. stover, Itt. 2 Vin- ert L, Miller, IJeiJcJnh G, Multon; Mro. Norman 11- !lloter, Rl. llno, Mrs. Tbelma Pratt, ~ •. 1 Crotm CiQ'; Vern A. Sundara, Wylllt E. R:ullonl, - c a E. Kodne,yj Lawrence C, Barknr, Rouoh, Daryl K. Sboemaker, ~a. Itt. I Northup; Dooald L. Brown, Francia W. Webb, Mi'a. lo(yrtle GalllpoUa; Raymond o. Gooeh, J. Welt, Vance D, Wilbur, Earl Itt. 2 Ga!Upolla; Mrl. Brad¥ J. C, Wlllon& Mrs. Lawrence WUI, Angel, Rt. 2 Crown CIV; Jes88 Charles E. WUaon, !lira. Lottie E. Jewell, Rt. I ~; KrL , B. Youne, CurUo Prater, ChatDemla Briles, New Haven; Mlsa lane GIIIUand, Mrs. Waller J. Yield L. Jordan, llurekeStarRt; · Voreh and Infant daughter, l\lra. Kro. U8J:Iburn M. llf&U, Pt. 1!:om:ia J. Stewart ancJ _1n1a1t Pleaaant; Mrs. James A. Smith,. daughter, Mro. Jolmle H. Naoh ..Jll,. Pl~l!!ll; Mrs.~ Nellie a, , and ln(ant oon; Jack D, ClllancJ, Blll,y G. Grant, MlcldliiiCrl; Herman Caudill, MlddiiiiCrl; ~ •• Doyle W. Sorpnt, Rt. 2 Pomefi>J; Mro. Georp Nelgler, Ra- 199 hlP- I i:IUCUu ;vents Week Observed ' ;. EKII otop Of Bowling T E ,, COUPON Blockstons Host . i ADULTS TOOK PART TOO: here are tbree wbo atlenled tbe q>entnl art class. Lett to right are Glenn Crisp, LaociiYille; llati.Y MUlot, PomerOJ, ani Sodle Clrr, P....,y. Pullen-Cowan Vows ' are Reod ·.• • 1: lll'l'£ltQT RAN hl&h Tburado.y nlgllt when !reo art classes began for elemenlery school chtldren at the Pamer~>)~ Elemen1ary SchooL J\pprOxlmately 50 youngsters gave up lhoir evening's free time to attend the daoo In art - long a neglected field In most local schools. c•. RD M1+~!- i.f1t ' ROOIIAND . ·~ () . �Q\\j2~­ ....... .,._ ....... I""".., c...,.. , ......... ,... .................. ...... 7Jc -- ......... ....... ..,.,..,. ..... ........ ,. ...,..,..... ........rt..... 11 CHh " ' Wenl al• c...-cutlw I CAID OP' TNAJIICI 6 OI:ITVAI'I" ll.lt fH H woN fltllll.-.•... Ia. ..Jill I 11 . . - ... e...,.. "' .u..r- ILIND ADI ........... ~~c ........ ..PtCI HOURI ibN,..., 11M 1.-. t. lttt ,.... Daltr tiM • • tt 11111 ....,. Notice LOliJ!: wolgbt safely with DellA-Did tablets only 91 cents at 1\cJl!Qn Drug, &-23-llp ~ ' QUALITY Pomeroy Motor Co. 6Tal. HeSilNG OilieRViee "65 GMC PICKUP .. . . .. . .. .. .... . . ... . . ... $1195 8-rt. Fleetside. Good tires, 6 cyL engine. Priced below market price. 65 FORD . . . . . . . ... . .. • . .. . . . ... ..... ,,1595 Galaxie 4-dr. Black Onish, clean interior, goOO w-s-w tires, V8 ef'€;ine, auto. trans., power steering, radio, heater, sharp 1 owner car• 'Ita Oltly CA.....-1 ~ Spider, 2-dr. Black ftnish, good tires. 4 speed. Radio and • heater. Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO For lent Auction reasonable, Phone 992-2467. ll-20-3tc Auction ~...- · .Whe... AIIgnment Call Pomeroy 5.ss· 614-992·2181 Sf CORV AIR , , . . .. , ... ... .... . ...... .. . $996 IF YOU are hot and feelillg TRAILER SPACE, ready to ANTIQUE AUrnON hook up, private, plenty of THE lJNDE;RSIGNED will ofmutt, room for cbftdn!n Ill play. !Is all because your car aln't fer for sale at public auction clean, Phone 1192-3904. 8-14-llc at the home of the la1e Try our new AutomaUetGeorge H. Kennedy, 700 West Mason car wash. 11-1~ THREE ROOM HOUSE, hath, Main Street, Pomeroy, Ohio, on Nye Ave., phone 992-6256. located just below the Pom9-15-«c FOR TIWlE--(:uh lor IDeroy-Mason Bridge, on Saturtlques, W1llllm llamm, Mldday, the 23th day of Septemdlapart. 11-28-IOip Z BEDROOM Apartment In ber, 1968, beginning at ten Middleport, Newly decorated, o'clock A.M., the personal Phone 992~ weekdays. WILL DO IOWills at bome property owned by George H. 11-l~tc llppen, poeteta, pegidng, Kennedy, consisting in part Jtemmlng, alteratlotts, etc. FIRST FLOOR furnished apartof the following : Gas stove, ment, adults, m South Fifth llrt. 'lbabel, Malon, Frigid !lire refrigerator. teleAve., Middleport, phone 992Phone 'I'IUII61. 4-10-tfc vision. kitchen table and 4 5433. &-22-tfc chairs, kitchen cupboard, five WILL DO P~, plumll!nl, over-stuffed chairs, daveneupentor IDd eleelrle Wlft !'OUR ROOM HOUSE. bath,, port, coffee table, cupboards, coal furnace, call 7f2-5113. b)' conlnol or b)' haur. Phone and many Antiques, chairs, ll-22~tp a.h1ro 117-71151 t Uttp cupboards. tables, stands, marble stands, picture&, pleWILL LEASE all electric three ture frames, beds, chests, For S.le or Trlde bedroom trailer for one year. dresser, many table lamps, One ehlld OK. Hartford area. 18 FOOT Lone Stor boat, 105 Gone with the Wind, brass and HP motor with trailer comWrite, George Jnekta, 13118 glass, lamps. vases. m any plete. All In excellent condiEat ll3nl Slreel, Cbleago, m. pitchers, punch howl with tion. Cali m-mo or 992-3689. lam. . t-17-«cl glasses. hobnail glass, candle t-19-3tc sticks, compotes, fruit dishes, SPMAL SALE oo this weel:. cake stands, lamp shades, Womel!'a dresses and cloth- 11118 COMI!T, • cylinder, ~ ~obJets . milk glass, cut glasa, lnll 8Dd eblldn!n'a clothing. matlc. two door; 1111'1 a.ry. fruit bowl. some Carnival Jer New Yori:er, air ~ Jelfen Clothing Store, Rt. 33, glass, jars. brass bells, and Uc:ned, power bnltea, steer>l'otnelv1. ll-17~tc many articles. The decedent lng 8Dd windows, • door -was In the Antique business. ANYONE lntorested In start- dan; 198i1 Vo!Dw8181; lJN and aU of the above Items C..., V-tl, automallc; 11117 Ing a New Teo,tament BapUst must he sold for settlement r.r..taag, I eyllncler nloma''· ChUrch please call fM9.3411. of his eState. Ue. Jnnanehtg available. I'll. 11-17-etc A UCT. NOTE: This Is a large JI92.4M7, after I phGDe msale consisting or a few un17411. ~-~ REPAIR, REFINISH, recondiusual Items. Please bring a Uon golf clubs, John Teaford. chair and enjoy the sale. 11-23-:wtp 35.2 FORD ENGINE and lual Lunch will be served by the oil furnace, phone 7o.4G26. Church. t-2Utp ANYONE WHO MAY have serTerms: Cash In band day of ved with or having informaSale. tion regarding Army service For S1le or Rent Slmed : Clyde E Kennedy, data of World War I veteran, 50 1 10 TRAILER, like new, Executor of the Estate of Kenneth Robert Reynolds, detwo bedrooms, 181 Locust st., Geor~e Kennedy, Deceased ceased May 12, 1961, fonnerPomeroy, phone !19Z-2619. BRADFORD AUCTION CO. Iy of Elkins, W. Va ., late of II-2Utc Racine, Ohio, Ph. 949-MZl. Syracuse, Ohio, please ronli-D-lite tact G. A. Johnson, Veterans PetsForSIIe Service Officer, Pomeroy, 0. SCHNAUZI!RS, Cot:brl, PuodFor S.le ll-22-3tc leo 8Dd w- 'Willie W- POTATOES. Cobblers Kenneu.•, alao lnedlatl lloet. bee, Phone 813-2436, Thomas 1-18lp W•ntecl BarWoo KMnek, Coolville, Sayre. &-20-!tp WAITRESS, Apply In per101t. 0. 4I'I2S.... Crew's Steak House. ~tc HARVARD PIANO. Will sell BABY SliTER for five year old boy, 10:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.ll. three to five daya a weel:, Phone 74M691. ll-zo.3tc ·~ ~ I. ForS. HOBSTETTER REALTY • BRYANT'S BUDGET SHOP ~AVE BIG. Do your own rug Mnd upi! 'JJstery cleaning with Lu~trl!. Rent electric sham!J~.M!r. Baker Furniture. Blue II-2Utc lmte ftl ltMI Ida Mllllr, D ••• Notte. II beftbJ ... ftiD dult lieu· or Neilan •IKMie r . OlttM A~ l1 BOUtl 1, Hld4lePOJt. Obio hal * n d\11¥ appolfloted • AdmlnlltntrlJr: with tile WW ...._... of U. FlUte ot .IUiel ldl liUJu, Lit. al LallpYIIJ:, Melp Colllt.)', Oblo. t. uuea. Dlte4 th1l 13th dl.l' JMI, APPOINTMINT CU. No. 1e.l L. .AL . mlnldl'.abl• oJ tile r.tiW ol lame~ Allred Booth. dlce ..ed, lale or Jta. ..... 11-l~tp NJ •ttl Ia lie PU.LICATION r-aon Pleu. Milia C01111ty, Oblo, IN THJ: MA'M'O OF mz APPROPBIA· TION BY THE STATE OF OlDO 0P EA$EMENTS FOR RIOHW ...Y PUll· POSitS OV.IR TRJ: PROPU.TY 01' lAKES ROB&RT DELONG. J:T AL, ON ROtJTI: NO. lh, SECTION JJ.a. .l'ACICSON COUNTY, OHIO AND HOW. NO. U. S. &0, SECTION 1.17, ATHENS COUNTY, OBIO (R.()tJTE NO. 341, SECTION ' Milot l 'OUNTY, OHIO AND BOUTS NO. 340, SEctiON 0.00. ATIRNS COUN· TY, omo AND ROUTI NO. U. a. :so, Local plant has opening in Maintenance Department far eledriclan. Minimum of five (5) year"s experience required . Excellent starting salary-$3.40 to $3.55 per hour. Life insurance, Hospitalization, retirement and other benefits all paid by company . Immediate opening for permanent employee . Pl.ase send resume t~: Box 218, Hew Haven, W. Va. 25265. ForS... ForS.Ie TWO nice rolling building lots in Arbaugh's Second Subdivision, Tuppers Plains. Water ta~ 3 point hitch rear mount plat-- form lift for tractor, power takeoff pulley for Ford Traetor, welded steel truck canopy for tarpaulin, for abort bfd, several accessories for Ford tractor, new upper link for Ford tractor, several chimney liners, various sizes, lot of 8-in<h sewer tile. Gordon H. Caldwell, Tuppers Plains, phone Coolville 867- 3935. H~ .-o SIX ROOM HOUSE and three lots, cal! Jacob Turner. Ph. 992-3381. 9-2Utp .. ~.1 -I ' STEREO RADIO, combination unit with AM & FM radio, 4 speaker sound system, 4 speed, dual volume oontrol, beautiful maple console. Assume payments of $S or 191.07, call 992-3218. 9-!Utc STERE().RADIO oonsole, I speed intermixed c113nger, dual volume control. 4 speal:er sound B)'lltem. lovely walnut finish. Payments of 15 p e r month or $111.11, call 9112-3218. 11-!Utc ..., Estate For Slle POMEROY - IIARlUSONVILLE Road, one slnry frame, three bedrooms, bath, nlce lot, full bsaement. Rodney Downing, broker. Phone Jm-2342, &-ZU!c O'BRIEN .AND CROW REALTY OOMPANY POMEROY - 2 story frame, 3 bedrooms, bath, nlce lol, low lases. 15.000.00 POMEROY - 2 story frame, 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, ~ bsaement, nice garage_ 15.100.00 POMI!Ri>Y - 2 story !ramo, 2 bedrooms, bath, garage, porehes. $2.1100.00 HENRY CLELAND Office 8J 1111 •a• R<t. 1'Y, OHIOI, CABJ: NO. 1uat, In PUtulnt:e of 1 l'tuoluUOn U4 Pindlq ()( the DJ reet.or of Bllb11'1)'1 of tbl SY.ta ot Ohio, Ill Va!Ume 13, p_. tza, of tile Rllht or We:r Sedloo of the .1oum11 at tile DlHelor oi llla!IWQ'II, lttlllll lortll Cbat 1t il nee_., for the pubJtc con•ulmce r'lkt -H•"' 1.0 IPPI'OPtllle ....meall for lllltiMY pU.rPOMI owr tbt IINft·tiY 1ttvated ta Sectlo11 •· Town I Narill, . ...., 11 We•'· Columbia Taw~hlp, Netp Couat,. Oblo, bini oa the left lith tf the c•terUM of • 1Un'e7 mtde b' tb1 DeP1rtmlat of Rl!lil..-lfll• and neonted U. tile Jt"Cor4• ot Melp count,, Ohla, &l.d ' JMolnJ mon IUlb' Ot~erlbed u fal- low•: PAitC:n included. Also 190 of an ac. re . Especially nice lot, plenty of evergreens. llh Acres good building lot In country. AU priced reasonably . Also SJ;CTJON UO, A'QIIINS COUlf· NO. 81111 ~. ABC11!lDI&prL ...... al 21 dlffennl broedl, eallle !draa or 4 llnedi ol 11011 bueb, b)' ea111n1 Parker •1111. ~ 1Der0J or fl'l.m1 Ooolvllle. bnedlng ....... •••• C. C. IIRAJIIIOID ....... A11CIIONI!Il C=l'llt Liltw "·-· • , j ... • 1 tiC AIR OONDMONihO lWllpP 111oa sa viet. Jldt'l Refill. araUon, New a-. lloae 112 t I tfe .lt. 0 ' 1 ' - J!ii 407 PAGE MIDDLEPORT. OHIO lnsur~nce A•nUT'I'I'O'IIMOfmiBILI! lllimaaw lien llleM Llllt ,..., crparat. or'l lleenle! Clll • • • . I !I tfe LEGAL ----- NOTICE tfl. IHieHWAYI ,IIPITUAL IAIIMI~ POit HIGHWAY !ti.IIPOIU CommiACJDJ 1t • dl illl!b blrd1 tree loc1ted at tbe lftlenectloa ol Vlllton and Atllem Cowatlll: the~ South 8tll detreH 01 mtnutft. 3e .U01kil Jut l.loq tbe - IIOriJI tine of Meip County, .1303.TO f..t lD a polat t-. tbe nn\lllrltu or tiM lfore· meDdOMd IU"er: tltftlee a1ona •114 centerlintl 11 ~ tolJvw a: on • cune tu the leU ll..,tlll • ndliUI of a.-.a teet, a dlltance of ltlt.tll Met to • poiQt; tiMoce Soutll .M diii'HII 18 Melfi The planet Jupiter is noted lor the periodic appearance oJ . a strange red spot. ..-------··~ minute. 31 ~on&. We.t, ll,tl5.11 feet lG • poln'J tbeDCe on a cum to tbl n,llt hlmat: • radlua of l!.IOM3 lett, 1 dtd.lnce. of 1.011.011 a pomt at eenterUne ~Un.,­ feet to staua~~. 111 pbul 3D.74; -tlwnce Nertb 83 C!:eJNU 8 mlautr11 11 HCoadl Weft lloq the bell aeetioa UH ...... )rq Ulrolifll Ute nletlllf ftPt of _, of ~ 8o11te 1411, • diltaDee af t."-'0 fMi to • potat 111.01 ,_, ten of IJidl MlllllJ' fruna IJtaUon lc:n' Plu U.IJI aa:'cl the trurt pJace ol bllbl· nlnfl thence evmlnulQ aJoq tbl doremeDUoaed belll'tnt u• Uti owa- lli'S' IOUtberJr propeJ'IJ' UM, lD.ol ltel to e' point; t.biU<* aktAI a neW nar1herb rtPt of WilT l1DI! lor 11.1• hliJIWIY 11 foliO'IIVI: Nortb 45 deiNtl ~ mlnutet 110 aeo:.'OA!b Eul, _••·• fHI 1q • Pumt; tber..:e SQuill 81 d• tre11 33 minute. :11 teoondl Eul, a . ftoet to a ~tnt .. , \1'1' ewaen• • l orl.y propert)> llneJ Uaenee SauU. 01 <h!ll'eet M mln•tet 01 NCD1U1 Welt tllterb PhPG17 U.e, t'Je lrv.e Nee al No eent~.~Dtq 0.22 ot u ~~en. alGll( ..td 123.75 feet aJDOklr, -.a nohaal•• ot U.. ll'nl· eat road wllkb occaptH O.DO al aa more or leu, acre. m~m~ ar ~. Dt1ertpt1eo foz UU. paroeJ II buo 10 ID A lf\II'Ve)' JUdi bf ft'aaUa i'llliJtelrlnl A.tNclet& Limited, I . loahm.la. a.,_,.,. No. 1110. Olmlll'l elalm Utle b)' laltrumeat. a. n.t4 Boell; lOt, Pill IU, CallDt)' Reeonte('t OMoe. 81ld ltllloDI belq' the IRIUoD rtumben u .U,Uiated 1.11 U.. lu!reiDbefOM menttCJned II1NJ' and u lhoWD b)' tbe pliD.I on ftle lD 1he Deputment e1 Hllhwlllo ColumiiUI, Oklo. ol IMOI'II 1D oupg car JeVe$ ne your ON TH.I LAND DBSCJUBED 1'08 TQ I'UBPOSI: OF CONSTRUCTING A DRIVEWAY CONNBL.TION, lN AC. · CQRDANCI WI'J'B PLANS 4HD SPBCli'ICATIONS PREPARED BY 1'11B OHIO DD'AIRTIIENT OF BlGHWA¥8. Commendq •t a PCIJDI 3'111.10 tNt left of 1111.1 l'ldiall) from -lertlnlo muon 1011 Plal 3U7 IQ the eepterllne of tU alonmentlaftle!: 1111'· 'I)' and the VUe place o1 tielillalqJ l.,tace IOUt.hw..Wrb' IIG.Df • • • rllht of WIJ' I1Ae far n14 bljbwQ lfl 1 POint 370.81 taet left of IQ4 ra1\lalll from SlltlOD 101 Pbll 10.11; lllorot or leu. lleRrtptJon ~d a tor lllil Nn:el 11 .,... IUIYI!Iy znadto b)' Pl'aaldia E~ Aeloelates, Urnt&etl, •. J. Lehmln, lur.e;ror No. liiD. Alld aLd Aeealuticm fllrtbw Mil 06 forth thet lll9.00 U OGIIIP8DNtlq fol' lilnd taken and 11 .00 11 daJilanl to tbl reatdue oa account of Ule IPfl'OI'rlallo.n of the u4 ..a . ..Ndion ol hlilll bQran....., ..- • U\tal of 1100.00 II due: , . . . . a.t.rt Delcmr, Gereldiu DeJoq, Avd!W ., •-mem. Mtlll eou..-11, OJaio &lid 1be 'J'NM. urer of ~ CouaQ>, Olllo. .lat 1Mb IDtefttt u eae.b llll7 ban. "reiD 'l'he JWtlh ftm: Umed wiD furtlltr ta11e DOttc. 1blt d tiMJ' uw not Addltd WIU. the IIDIUq. tf I bot DiNctot Of ao,hwan. M . to tr.e _oamauDI. tlu' them tu dalurCre. CGJ~~Ha~Atlla tbQ' IJaaU file, 1t011ee of t:hl1r Qpeal fiQI flD4tnp .. to eomperlfatlua ·• ttam.~1..WIIbla tit da_ya eft41r tile . date of JNIUICIUoa of thSI notlee, ' ' thQ- wW be torewu bUftld troa QpQUq u.u.rn., end P. I. MAIH.ITII an DII'MIW ef Nl . . . .... . rilllt DOWN l.Babyl. .... ,_ plaf 11.-lt S:Ioa !lOll- ............. 18. AAileiecl 18. Ctt!Ana 11. r.c.t'• fall 20.11111l'• llkk-' JJ!llJMID~t:t.::tt:~c ..... Unoerambto thelebr Jpmbleo, one letter to each equare, to form four ordinary word•. Zl. Biblical name u . aru.t -. H.Jicoldl · za.l!elne 17.-p- 1011 8.l!Na11 11. 18118 ollliro: DON'TGIVEH TO THEM. LOCK YOUR CAR. TAKE YOUR. KEYS. 29. Narrow Sl. ~ ' ',._,, ... . ...... ... ... u . .. u.... .......... 38.=- ~ 311. Dlleolor ........ ·--.... ..-- -• . O.tflt . •""'*)' ll'l'Jra Btatlon 108 plus 'rJ.Ot1 U..O. HUt.berU' •lcm6 Ule OWMfl' •l.lterb propen:r une to tbe plaee of NJIDD1DJ, COIItl.ialnJ 0.0& of Ia atQ, fi-Twlla worm , , Boundlou I'AKII. NO. ll'S.T (TIMPORAIYJ 'rl:ltPOBABY &lOBT ro ENTD UP· - CROSSWORD J.Apat 108 phil 48.08; tbeac., eutc.r.a, _to a POlDt 417.83 ""'' left itf lnd 1'1idia11r CUilTISS 0 '' r GOEGLEIN GRAVEL 1, x- w_ v._ "-mao. lbeDCI DUI'U\erl)- to I pCJla\ f41.84 ·~1 10'11 •.- ~•; • ! r·:H> IIoli)' l t ouo liCII\iwo Butlnest Servlllll - JD+f I W 1.. EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY 0 DIAL 992-3284 aGARPJT'I'B veodlq 0UJ.L,'{! •J • Finlshint • Sand & Gravel 51!'plembe!' 10. 19118, ~Pedal pJ'OCHdo ln11 wen fiiH In &he Collrl ol Com· ~~"· •I • Quality Con,crete • Certified Strenath • Delivery • Quick Sll'vice FOR NOTIC:I ~ • Free Estimates· ••• Jam.a Robert Dlllont, wboae lUl 1tnow11 addren ll WbU.ewood. VJr. ¥inlll and Geraldine Delonl. whole lui bcnm add,... Ia Whitewood. Vlr1tn1a, Will talle 11otlee thlt ,an Natlee II llerebf' .,..,.. tbat Leoaa Mar BoOtb Ill lllddl1port, Oblo, Jlu "-eel dub' IIPPGIDted ADcl1luJ' Ado ada., port, Oldo. ate ~ ..... IJ..I3J ONE BRITNEY female bird nwlla eeum.r. W..t VlrJblla. Credltora .... .l'ltCIUlnd lo nle a.tr dog 8 tn<1ntba old, 011e Ger- c1almli w:ltb .aJ4 WIW. man short hair, male, 19 fou aGDUII. . , . . UJ1I 41b .., ol .......... months old. Mosguard Breedhtg, pbone Mason m.52115. '· H. v••~•• PNMtl ........ ., ..... c.ntf • Septe•W. THE BORN LOSER Melli C.ufttf, Otue lwt... _, I•IHI AltrH hlttt. De- a-. " or III!ADY - m amcielll dollYend riP! to JGUI' Jnllll Fill IIIII 1117- 1l'nl 1111mallo. PltoDe 1111111, ClOif. lela 1latl7 • • Co., llltMJ8. '· "· 0' •• ,. .. .Mite of thl PreNh CHrt Syratt~~e OP ......"" N•. 11710 concrete cellar. 64 acres. fSOO.Illl down. 8 ROOM BRICK - Bath, sha.J: ed patio, outbuildings, 3 level Iota. $10,IHIJ.OO HELEN or VIRGIL TEAFORD ASSOCIA't't;S - NOTICI l MOTtCI OP API'OttnMIJIT AciiMinlltratrllr.' Wfttl 1M WIH tr~, 108 W. Main 992-5896' POMEROY, OHIO l Hilcklrtport,.Ohio · LEGAL NOTICE 9.95 RAYON & COTTON. DOUBLE BED SIZE. VARIETY OF COLORS. IDEAL GIFT OR JUST FOR YOU I &WAP!! LEAliE. PEARL AND I ~- 0 I. Ifill HEAD WORTH Meal.lOJQ!I t' Pomeroy Home & ~ . llfol GEO. ROBSIEJIER, Bruhr AKC Golden llelrlever p!ppl• HLOCK CONSTRUrnON - 6 524 Aail Sl, Middleport_ 1JD. Rooms, bath, larg• living lil4ll. IG-IIc room with paneling. tJ~~c: stoBEDSPREADS ry. 2 Acres. $7,000.01! 7 ROOM FRAME - Fireplace, Reg. $12.95 Now Only 3 bedrooms, Z nice shade WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER MONTGOMERY & Ward autoZ5, lt68-11:31 A.M. matic washer tWQ years old. POTATOES, WATERMELONS, THE ESTATE of the Late Rupbnne SIS 1154 ClMen<e Prof190 or less, Phone !19Z-22'1S. by Deiley will be sold at Auc. SOMEONE TO SET with amfitt, Porti8Dd. 1l-2ll-lfc &-20-!tc lion at late Residence In Lebulatory elderly lady 5 daya tart Falls, Ohio on State a week. At residence or in USI!D HEATING eqnlpmalf, Route 338. Z Pc. Uving Room ltlJNDY Tromhone, like new. own home, call alter 8 p.m. one ga1 floor furnace, II,Citll Phone 91!1-9552. 11-~tc Suite, Coffee Table, Rugs & 9lli 35113. ll-23-3tc BTU, •; one ga1 upfto furCarpeting, Stands & Lamps, nace 10,000 BTU, 1115; 4 PI Kidney Shaped Desk and FIVE WEEK old Toy Coille clrculatlnll beaten witb !an,, W1ntecl To Buy Puppies, $5 each. Phone 992Chair, Occasional Chair, Airand up; one ooa1 stobr 10 OR 12 ACRES near bigb3408. 11-20-:!tc way Sweeper, Ottoman, Ink with controla t?S; one oO way. Mrs. Carl A. Young, Well. ART GLASS LAMP, convenlon burner 150; uaed 2398 Ladd St., Akron, Ohio l 96f CHEVROLET BISCAYNE, China Cuoboard, Writing coat furtlateo, blowers. AmI door, standard sbHt, good 44312. Phone 7114-15111. Desk & Chair, Electrolu:r old Brotben, l'otnelv1, phone &-111-8tp condition, f650. call New HaSweeper, Picture & Trunk. 9 111112111. !l-Il-lie ven 1!82-%918. &-17-tlp Pc. Dining Rm. Suite (with ANTIQUES, furnltttre, dllllel, China Cupboard) f Pc. Bed FARM, 32\2 ACRES, 6 room mi....O._UI. !ln. Rowan! Room Suite. Bedding & Lin- FOUR ROOM house, bath, lull house, bath. gas heat, lireCeeli, 100 w. Main Sl, ~ basement, storm doors and ens, Hand Sweeper, Metal place, drilied weU, good bulltl...,. l4tfc windows, aluminum siding, Bed (complete l Old Rockers. ings. Barn equipped for Grade priced reasonable. Can be Vai'lity Dresser. High Boy A milk. With or without farm seen at 773 Grant street, MidChest Bowl & Pilcher, Birdsequipment, Bowman's Run or dleport. &-17-ttp eye \1a!le Dresser. 4 Poster Forest Run Road, Lee JohnFor Rent Maple Bed Complete, Odd son, Rt. I, Racine. Phone FURNISHED and unfurnished Chai rs (~any old). Porch & 1966 RED FORD P'utura Sport. 91&-2248. 11-19-tfc Coupe, bucket seats. cruise apartmentl. Cloae to school. Yard Furniture. Pottery PiePhone 99U04, IO.ll-lfc amatlc, new tires, Phone 9112ces, Glassware (several nice 3778. t-17-fic FIVE ROOM home, bath, one piec esl, Wnrm Momln ~ Gas Door, In Pomeroy. Out rJ. TRAILER SPACE, aU uUlltieo Heater. Crosley Gas Range, high water. Partly furnished available. Inquire 106 MulberFALL CLEARANCE ON ALUMGJagg Dood Cupboard. 5 pc. if desired. Phone 992-3251. ry after 3 or 5 p.m. Write P. INUM FISIDNG BOATS, 10, Dinette Sr.l, Cro..c;Jey Refrig&-1~tp 0 . Box 425 Pomeroy. 5-29-tfc It. 13 loot. Klnllsbury Boa! erator. Large Utility CupSales, on CouDty Road 18, board & Cart. China , Several FI:RNISHI!D GARAGE apan. one mUe west of Rt. 33, pbone 57 FORD V-tl, good work car. Pieces, Kitchen Utliltles, Phone 1192-8637 after 5: 30 p.m. ment on Lbl<oln Kill. UtUitletl 1192.Q56. ll-l5-l41c Wicker Tray, Hand Tools. Elber Johnson, Rl. I. Pompaid; adu!li only. Phone mAuct. Note: This Is an Estate eroy, Bailey Run Road. 3419. 11-1&-lfc Sale of nice merchandise and FARM. APJnllmately 1711 10II-2Z-3tp res, two story boule, barn, will be a large sale. Terms: 't'IWLER. ID'I'S. Bob's Mobile ete., an buildlnp In poor Cash. Signed: Fred Crow, Court, 8Jtl.' lilt, Ohio on State condition, located In RuUand WARM MORNING coal heater, Executor of Estate of Ruby also saw timber, C. E. DougRt ut. ·Pbpne mast. townlhlp, Melp County, 01111 Dei ley. Not Responsible For 8-11-lfc las, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, ll-23-4tp Middleport 9112-2881 after I Accident• . BRADFORD AUCp.m. · t-11-Ue TION CO., Complete Sales ONE SELMER Signet clarinet, . TWO BEDROOM Service, Phone: 11114-3831, C. ucellent condition. ~IIIII. Ph. Mlddlepart, C. !!radford Auct. A. C. Brod- KENNEBEC Polatoaa, Cbarlll 882-32M New Haven. &-23-3tc Hllton, Portland. •• Zltc , ford, Mgr 9-1t-4tc ...,.,. --GUAIIANI'RDPHONE fn·2094 ' ..•• Est... For S.le . POODLE PUPPII!S, .UC TOJ' mittlature, $75 and up. Slud senrJce and llfOO!Din8. PltGDe IIIII 5WJ. 11 S tiC r 3T.PI&f- u. ~tit. at.ll'tmlt• 3S. Diaoml- fl.P...ocute .I (J . �Q\\j2~­ ....... .,._ ....... I""".., c...,.. , ......... ,... .................. ...... 7Jc -- ......... ....... ..,.,..,. ..... ........ ,. ...,..,..... ........rt..... 11 CHh " ' Wenl al• c...-cutlw I CAID OP' TNAJIICI 6 OI:ITVAI'I" ll.lt fH H woN fltllll.-.•... Ia. ..Jill I 11 . . - ... e...,.. "' .u..r- ILIND ADI ........... ~~c ........ ..PtCI HOURI ibN,..., 11M 1.-. t. lttt ,.... Daltr tiM • • tt 11111 ....,. Notice LOliJ!: wolgbt safely with DellA-Did tablets only 91 cents at 1\cJl!Qn Drug, &-23-llp ~ ' QUALITY Pomeroy Motor Co. 6Tal. HeSilNG OilieRViee "65 GMC PICKUP .. . . .. . .. .. .... . . ... . . ... $1195 8-rt. Fleetside. Good tires, 6 cyL engine. Priced below market price. 65 FORD . . . . . . . ... . .. • . .. . . . ... ..... ,,1595 Galaxie 4-dr. Black Onish, clean interior, goOO w-s-w tires, V8 ef'€;ine, auto. trans., power steering, radio, heater, sharp 1 owner car• 'Ita Oltly CA.....-1 ~ Spider, 2-dr. Black ftnish, good tires. 4 speed. Radio and • heater. Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO For lent Auction reasonable, Phone 992-2467. ll-20-3tc Auction ~...- · .Whe... AIIgnment Call Pomeroy 5.ss· 614-992·2181 Sf CORV AIR , , . . .. , ... ... .... . ...... .. . $996 IF YOU are hot and feelillg TRAILER SPACE, ready to ANTIQUE AUrnON hook up, private, plenty of THE lJNDE;RSIGNED will ofmutt, room for cbftdn!n Ill play. !Is all because your car aln't fer for sale at public auction clean, Phone 1192-3904. 8-14-llc at the home of the la1e Try our new AutomaUetGeorge H. Kennedy, 700 West Mason car wash. 11-1~ THREE ROOM HOUSE, hath, Main Street, Pomeroy, Ohio, on Nye Ave., phone 992-6256. located just below the Pom9-15-«c FOR TIWlE--(:uh lor IDeroy-Mason Bridge, on Saturtlques, W1llllm llamm, Mldday, the 23th day of Septemdlapart. 11-28-IOip Z BEDROOM Apartment In ber, 1968, beginning at ten Middleport, Newly decorated, o'clock A.M., the personal Phone 992~ weekdays. WILL DO IOWills at bome property owned by George H. 11-l~tc llppen, poeteta, pegidng, Kennedy, consisting in part Jtemmlng, alteratlotts, etc. FIRST FLOOR furnished apartof the following : Gas stove, ment, adults, m South Fifth llrt. 'lbabel, Malon, Frigid !lire refrigerator. teleAve., Middleport, phone 992Phone 'I'IUII61. 4-10-tfc vision. kitchen table and 4 5433. &-22-tfc chairs, kitchen cupboard, five WILL DO P~, plumll!nl, over-stuffed chairs, daveneupentor IDd eleelrle Wlft !'OUR ROOM HOUSE. bath,, port, coffee table, cupboards, coal furnace, call 7f2-5113. b)' conlnol or b)' haur. Phone and many Antiques, chairs, ll-22~tp a.h1ro 117-71151 t Uttp cupboards. tables, stands, marble stands, picture&, pleWILL LEASE all electric three ture frames, beds, chests, For S.le or Trlde bedroom trailer for one year. dresser, many table lamps, One ehlld OK. Hartford area. 18 FOOT Lone Stor boat, 105 Gone with the Wind, brass and HP motor with trailer comWrite, George Jnekta, 13118 glass, lamps. vases. m any plete. All In excellent condiEat ll3nl Slreel, Cbleago, m. pitchers, punch howl with tion. Cali m-mo or 992-3689. lam. . t-17-«cl glasses. hobnail glass, candle t-19-3tc sticks, compotes, fruit dishes, SPMAL SALE oo this weel:. cake stands, lamp shades, Womel!'a dresses and cloth- 11118 COMI!T, • cylinder, ~ ~obJets . milk glass, cut glasa, lnll 8Dd eblldn!n'a clothing. matlc. two door; 1111'1 a.ry. fruit bowl. some Carnival Jer New Yori:er, air ~ Jelfen Clothing Store, Rt. 33, glass, jars. brass bells, and Uc:ned, power bnltea, steer>l'otnelv1. ll-17~tc many articles. The decedent lng 8Dd windows, • door -was In the Antique business. ANYONE lntorested In start- dan; 198i1 Vo!Dw8181; lJN and aU of the above Items C..., V-tl, automallc; 11117 Ing a New Teo,tament BapUst must he sold for settlement r.r..taag, I eyllncler nloma''· ChUrch please call fM9.3411. of his eState. Ue. Jnnanehtg available. I'll. 11-17-etc A UCT. NOTE: This Is a large JI92.4M7, after I phGDe msale consisting or a few un17411. ~-~ REPAIR, REFINISH, recondiusual Items. Please bring a Uon golf clubs, John Teaford. chair and enjoy the sale. 11-23-:wtp 35.2 FORD ENGINE and lual Lunch will be served by the oil furnace, phone 7o.4G26. Church. t-2Utp ANYONE WHO MAY have serTerms: Cash In band day of ved with or having informaSale. tion regarding Army service For S1le or Rent Slmed : Clyde E Kennedy, data of World War I veteran, 50 1 10 TRAILER, like new, Executor of the Estate of Kenneth Robert Reynolds, detwo bedrooms, 181 Locust st., Geor~e Kennedy, Deceased ceased May 12, 1961, fonnerPomeroy, phone !19Z-2619. BRADFORD AUCTION CO. Iy of Elkins, W. Va ., late of II-2Utc Racine, Ohio, Ph. 949-MZl. Syracuse, Ohio, please ronli-D-lite tact G. A. Johnson, Veterans PetsForSIIe Service Officer, Pomeroy, 0. SCHNAUZI!RS, Cot:brl, PuodFor S.le ll-22-3tc leo 8Dd w- 'Willie W- POTATOES. Cobblers Kenneu.•, alao lnedlatl lloet. bee, Phone 813-2436, Thomas 1-18lp W•ntecl BarWoo KMnek, Coolville, Sayre. &-20-!tp WAITRESS, Apply In per101t. 0. 4I'I2S.... Crew's Steak House. ~tc HARVARD PIANO. Will sell BABY SliTER for five year old boy, 10:30 A.M. to 4:30 P.ll. three to five daya a weel:, Phone 74M691. ll-zo.3tc ·~ ~ I. ForS. HOBSTETTER REALTY • BRYANT'S BUDGET SHOP ~AVE BIG. Do your own rug Mnd upi! 'JJstery cleaning with Lu~trl!. Rent electric sham!J~.M!r. Baker Furniture. Blue II-2Utc lmte ftl ltMI Ida Mllllr, D ••• Notte. II beftbJ ... ftiD dult lieu· or Neilan •IKMie r . OlttM A~ l1 BOUtl 1, Hld4lePOJt. Obio hal * n d\11¥ appolfloted • AdmlnlltntrlJr: with tile WW ...._... of U. FlUte ot .IUiel ldl liUJu, Lit. al LallpYIIJ:, Melp Colllt.)', Oblo. t. uuea. Dlte4 th1l 13th dl.l' JMI, APPOINTMINT CU. No. 1e.l L. .AL . mlnldl'.abl• oJ tile r.tiW ol lame~ Allred Booth. dlce ..ed, lale or Jta. ..... 11-l~tp NJ •ttl Ia lie PU.LICATION r-aon Pleu. Milia C01111ty, Oblo, IN THJ: MA'M'O OF mz APPROPBIA· TION BY THE STATE OF OlDO 0P EA$EMENTS FOR RIOHW ...Y PUll· POSitS OV.IR TRJ: PROPU.TY 01' lAKES ROB&RT DELONG. J:T AL, ON ROtJTI: NO. lh, SECTION JJ.a. .l'ACICSON COUNTY, OHIO AND HOW. NO. U. S. &0, SECTION 1.17, ATHENS COUNTY, OBIO (R.()tJTE NO. 341, SECTION ' Milot l 'OUNTY, OHIO AND BOUTS NO. 340, SEctiON 0.00. ATIRNS COUN· TY, omo AND ROUTI NO. U. a. :so, Local plant has opening in Maintenance Department far eledriclan. Minimum of five (5) year"s experience required . Excellent starting salary-$3.40 to $3.55 per hour. Life insurance, Hospitalization, retirement and other benefits all paid by company . Immediate opening for permanent employee . Pl.ase send resume t~: Box 218, Hew Haven, W. Va. 25265. ForS... ForS.Ie TWO nice rolling building lots in Arbaugh's Second Subdivision, Tuppers Plains. Water ta~ 3 point hitch rear mount plat-- form lift for tractor, power takeoff pulley for Ford Traetor, welded steel truck canopy for tarpaulin, for abort bfd, several accessories for Ford tractor, new upper link for Ford tractor, several chimney liners, various sizes, lot of 8-in<h sewer tile. Gordon H. Caldwell, Tuppers Plains, phone Coolville 867- 3935. H~ .-o SIX ROOM HOUSE and three lots, cal! Jacob Turner. Ph. 992-3381. 9-2Utp .. ~.1 -I ' STEREO RADIO, combination unit with AM & FM radio, 4 speaker sound system, 4 speed, dual volume oontrol, beautiful maple console. Assume payments of $S or 191.07, call 992-3218. 9-!Utc STERE().RADIO oonsole, I speed intermixed c113nger, dual volume control. 4 speal:er sound B)'lltem. lovely walnut finish. Payments of 15 p e r month or $111.11, call 9112-3218. 11-!Utc ..., Estate For Slle POMEROY - IIARlUSONVILLE Road, one slnry frame, three bedrooms, bath, nlce lot, full bsaement. Rodney Downing, broker. Phone Jm-2342, &-ZU!c O'BRIEN .AND CROW REALTY OOMPANY POMEROY - 2 story frame, 3 bedrooms, bath, nlce lol, low lases. 15.000.00 POMEROY - 2 story frame, 6 rooms, 3 bedrooms, ~ bsaement, nice garage_ 15.100.00 POMI!Ri>Y - 2 story !ramo, 2 bedrooms, bath, garage, porehes. $2.1100.00 HENRY CLELAND Office 8J 1111 •a• R<t. 1'Y, OHIOI, CABJ: NO. 1uat, In PUtulnt:e of 1 l'tuoluUOn U4 Pindlq ()( the DJ reet.or of Bllb11'1)'1 of tbl SY.ta ot Ohio, Ill Va!Ume 13, p_. tza, of tile Rllht or We:r Sedloo of the .1oum11 at tile DlHelor oi llla!IWQ'II, lttlllll lortll Cbat 1t il nee_., for the pubJtc con•ulmce r'lkt -H•"' 1.0 IPPI'OPtllle ....meall for lllltiMY pU.rPOMI owr tbt IINft·tiY 1ttvated ta Sectlo11 •· Town I Narill, . ...., 11 We•'· Columbia Taw~hlp, Netp Couat,. Oblo, bini oa the left lith tf the c•terUM of • 1Un'e7 mtde b' tb1 DeP1rtmlat of Rl!lil..-lfll• and neonted U. tile Jt"Cor4• ot Melp count,, Ohla, &l.d ' JMolnJ mon IUlb' Ot~erlbed u fal- low•: PAitC:n included. Also 190 of an ac. re . Especially nice lot, plenty of evergreens. llh Acres good building lot In country. AU priced reasonably . Also SJ;CTJON UO, A'QIIINS COUlf· NO. 81111 ~. ABC11!lDI&prL ...... al 21 dlffennl broedl, eallle !draa or 4 llnedi ol 11011 bueb, b)' ea111n1 Parker •1111. ~ 1Der0J or fl'l.m1 Ooolvllle. bnedlng ....... •••• C. C. IIRAJIIIOID ....... A11CIIONI!Il C=l'llt Liltw "·-· • , j ... • 1 tiC AIR OONDMONihO lWllpP 111oa sa viet. Jldt'l Refill. araUon, New a-. lloae 112 t I tfe .lt. 0 ' 1 ' - J!ii 407 PAGE MIDDLEPORT. OHIO lnsur~nce A•nUT'I'I'O'IIMOfmiBILI! lllimaaw lien llleM Llllt ,..., crparat. or'l lleenle! Clll • • • . I !I tfe LEGAL ----- NOTICE tfl. IHieHWAYI ,IIPITUAL IAIIMI~ POit HIGHWAY !ti.IIPOIU CommiACJDJ 1t • dl illl!b blrd1 tree loc1ted at tbe lftlenectloa ol Vlllton and Atllem Cowatlll: the~ South 8tll detreH 01 mtnutft. 3e .U01kil Jut l.loq tbe - IIOriJI tine of Meip County, .1303.TO f..t lD a polat t-. tbe nn\lllrltu or tiM lfore· meDdOMd IU"er: tltftlee a1ona •114 centerlintl 11 ~ tolJvw a: on • cune tu the leU ll..,tlll • ndliUI of a.-.a teet, a dlltance of ltlt.tll Met to • poiQt; tiMoce Soutll .M diii'HII 18 Melfi The planet Jupiter is noted lor the periodic appearance oJ . a strange red spot. ..-------··~ minute. 31 ~on&. We.t, ll,tl5.11 feet lG • poln'J tbeDCe on a cum to tbl n,llt hlmat: • radlua of l!.IOM3 lett, 1 dtd.lnce. of 1.011.011 a pomt at eenterUne ~Un.,­ feet to staua~~. 111 pbul 3D.74; -tlwnce Nertb 83 C!:eJNU 8 mlautr11 11 HCoadl Weft lloq the bell aeetioa UH ...... )rq Ulrolifll Ute nletlllf ftPt of _, of ~ 8o11te 1411, • diltaDee af t."-'0 fMi to • potat 111.01 ,_, ten of IJidl MlllllJ' fruna IJtaUon lc:n' Plu U.IJI aa:'cl the trurt pJace ol bllbl· nlnfl thence evmlnulQ aJoq tbl doremeDUoaed belll'tnt u• Uti owa- lli'S' IOUtberJr propeJ'IJ' UM, lD.ol ltel to e' point; t.biU<* aktAI a neW nar1herb rtPt of WilT l1DI! lor 11.1• hliJIWIY 11 foliO'IIVI: Nortb 45 deiNtl ~ mlnutet 110 aeo:.'OA!b Eul, _••·• fHI 1q • Pumt; tber..:e SQuill 81 d• tre11 33 minute. :11 teoondl Eul, a . ftoet to a ~tnt .. , \1'1' ewaen• • l orl.y propert)> llneJ Uaenee SauU. 01 <h!ll'eet M mln•tet 01 NCD1U1 Welt tllterb PhPG17 U.e, t'Je lrv.e Nee al No eent~.~Dtq 0.22 ot u ~~en. alGll( ..td 123.75 feet aJDOklr, -.a nohaal•• ot U.. ll'nl· eat road wllkb occaptH O.DO al aa more or leu, acre. m~m~ ar ~. Dt1ertpt1eo foz UU. paroeJ II buo 10 ID A lf\II'Ve)' JUdi bf ft'aaUa i'llliJtelrlnl A.tNclet& Limited, I . loahm.la. a.,_,.,. No. 1110. Olmlll'l elalm Utle b)' laltrumeat. a. n.t4 Boell; lOt, Pill IU, CallDt)' Reeonte('t OMoe. 81ld ltllloDI belq' the IRIUoD rtumben u .U,Uiated 1.11 U.. lu!reiDbefOM menttCJned II1NJ' and u lhoWD b)' tbe pliD.I on ftle lD 1he Deputment e1 Hllhwlllo ColumiiUI, Oklo. ol IMOI'II 1D oupg car JeVe$ ne your ON TH.I LAND DBSCJUBED 1'08 TQ I'UBPOSI: OF CONSTRUCTING A DRIVEWAY CONNBL.TION, lN AC. · CQRDANCI WI'J'B PLANS 4HD SPBCli'ICATIONS PREPARED BY 1'11B OHIO DD'AIRTIIENT OF BlGHWA¥8. Commendq •t a PCIJDI 3'111.10 tNt left of 1111.1 l'ldiall) from -lertlnlo muon 1011 Plal 3U7 IQ the eepterllne of tU alonmentlaftle!: 1111'· 'I)' and the VUe place o1 tielillalqJ l.,tace IOUt.hw..Wrb' IIG.Df • • • rllht of WIJ' I1Ae far n14 bljbwQ lfl 1 POint 370.81 taet left of IQ4 ra1\lalll from SlltlOD 101 Pbll 10.11; lllorot or leu. lleRrtptJon ~d a tor lllil Nn:el 11 .,... IUIYI!Iy znadto b)' Pl'aaldia E~ Aeloelates, Urnt&etl, •. J. Lehmln, lur.e;ror No. liiD. Alld aLd Aeealuticm fllrtbw Mil 06 forth thet lll9.00 U OGIIIP8DNtlq fol' lilnd taken and 11 .00 11 daJilanl to tbl reatdue oa account of Ule IPfl'OI'rlallo.n of the u4 ..a . ..Ndion ol hlilll bQran....., ..- • U\tal of 1100.00 II due: , . . . . a.t.rt Delcmr, Gereldiu DeJoq, Avd!W ., •-mem. Mtlll eou..-11, OJaio &lid 1be 'J'NM. urer of ~ CouaQ>, Olllo. .lat 1Mb IDtefttt u eae.b llll7 ban. "reiD 'l'he JWtlh ftm: Umed wiD furtlltr ta11e DOttc. 1blt d tiMJ' uw not Addltd WIU. the IIDIUq. tf I bot DiNctot Of ao,hwan. M . to tr.e _oamauDI. tlu' them tu dalurCre. CGJ~~Ha~Atlla tbQ' IJaaU file, 1t011ee of t:hl1r Qpeal fiQI flD4tnp .. to eomperlfatlua ·• ttam.~1..WIIbla tit da_ya eft41r tile . date of JNIUICIUoa of thSI notlee, ' ' thQ- wW be torewu bUftld troa QpQUq u.u.rn., end P. I. MAIH.ITII an DII'MIW ef Nl . . . .... . rilllt DOWN l.Babyl. .... ,_ plaf 11.-lt S:Ioa !lOll- ............. 18. AAileiecl 18. Ctt!Ana 11. r.c.t'• fall 20.11111l'• llkk-' JJ!llJMID~t:t.::tt:~c ..... Unoerambto thelebr Jpmbleo, one letter to each equare, to form four ordinary word•. Zl. Biblical name u . aru.t -. H.Jicoldl · za.l!elne 17.-p- 1011 8.l!Na11 11. 18118 ollliro: DON'TGIVEH TO THEM. LOCK YOUR CAR. TAKE YOUR. KEYS. 29. Narrow Sl. ~ ' ',._,, ... . ...... ... ... u . .. u.... .......... 38.=- ~ 311. Dlleolor ........ ·--.... ..-- -• . O.tflt . •""'*)' ll'l'Jra Btatlon 108 plus 'rJ.Ot1 U..O. HUt.berU' •lcm6 Ule OWMfl' •l.lterb propen:r une to tbe plaee of NJIDD1DJ, COIItl.ialnJ 0.0& of Ia atQ, fi-Twlla worm , , Boundlou I'AKII. NO. ll'S.T (TIMPORAIYJ 'rl:ltPOBABY &lOBT ro ENTD UP· - CROSSWORD J.Apat 108 phil 48.08; tbeac., eutc.r.a, _to a POlDt 417.83 ""'' left itf lnd 1'1idia11r CUilTISS 0 '' r GOEGLEIN GRAVEL 1, x- w_ v._ "-mao. lbeDCI DUI'U\erl)- to I pCJla\ f41.84 ·~1 10'11 •.- ~•; • ! r·:H> IIoli)' l t ouo liCII\iwo Butlnest Servlllll - JD+f I W 1.. EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY 0 DIAL 992-3284 aGARPJT'I'B veodlq 0UJ.L,'{! •J • Finlshint • Sand & Gravel 51!'plembe!' 10. 19118, ~Pedal pJ'OCHdo ln11 wen fiiH In &he Collrl ol Com· ~~"· •I • Quality Con,crete • Certified Strenath • Delivery • Quick Sll'vice FOR NOTIC:I ~ • Free Estimates· ••• Jam.a Robert Dlllont, wboae lUl 1tnow11 addren ll WbU.ewood. VJr. ¥inlll and Geraldine Delonl. whole lui bcnm add,... Ia Whitewood. Vlr1tn1a, Will talle 11otlee thlt ,an Natlee II llerebf' .,..,.. tbat Leoaa Mar BoOtb Ill lllddl1port, Oblo, Jlu "-eel dub' IIPPGIDted ADcl1luJ' Ado ada., port, Oldo. ate ~ ..... IJ..I3J ONE BRITNEY female bird nwlla eeum.r. W..t VlrJblla. Credltora .... .l'ltCIUlnd lo nle a.tr dog 8 tn<1ntba old, 011e Ger- c1almli w:ltb .aJ4 WIW. man short hair, male, 19 fou aGDUII. . , . . UJ1I 41b .., ol .......... months old. Mosguard Breedhtg, pbone Mason m.52115. '· H. v••~•• PNMtl ........ ., ..... c.ntf • Septe•W. THE BORN LOSER Melli C.ufttf, Otue lwt... _, I•IHI AltrH hlttt. De- a-. " or III!ADY - m amcielll dollYend riP! to JGUI' Jnllll Fill IIIII 1117- 1l'nl 1111mallo. PltoDe 1111111, ClOif. lela 1latl7 • • Co., llltMJ8. '· "· 0' •• ,. .. .Mite of thl PreNh CHrt Syratt~~e OP ......"" N•. 11710 concrete cellar. 64 acres. fSOO.Illl down. 8 ROOM BRICK - Bath, sha.J: ed patio, outbuildings, 3 level Iota. $10,IHIJ.OO HELEN or VIRGIL TEAFORD ASSOCIA't't;S - NOTICI l MOTtCI OP API'OttnMIJIT AciiMinlltratrllr.' Wfttl 1M WIH tr~, 108 W. Main 992-5896' POMEROY, OHIO l Hilcklrtport,.Ohio · LEGAL NOTICE 9.95 RAYON & COTTON. DOUBLE BED SIZE. VARIETY OF COLORS. IDEAL GIFT OR JUST FOR YOU I &WAP!! LEAliE. PEARL AND I ~- 0 I. Ifill HEAD WORTH Meal.lOJQ!I t' Pomeroy Home & ~ . llfol GEO. ROBSIEJIER, Bruhr AKC Golden llelrlever p!ppl• HLOCK CONSTRUrnON - 6 524 Aail Sl, Middleport_ 1JD. Rooms, bath, larg• living lil4ll. IG-IIc room with paneling. tJ~~c: stoBEDSPREADS ry. 2 Acres. $7,000.01! 7 ROOM FRAME - Fireplace, Reg. $12.95 Now Only 3 bedrooms, Z nice shade WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER MONTGOMERY & Ward autoZ5, lt68-11:31 A.M. matic washer tWQ years old. POTATOES, WATERMELONS, THE ESTATE of the Late Rupbnne SIS 1154 ClMen<e Prof190 or less, Phone !19Z-22'1S. by Deiley will be sold at Auc. SOMEONE TO SET with amfitt, Porti8Dd. 1l-2ll-lfc &-20-!tc lion at late Residence In Lebulatory elderly lady 5 daya tart Falls, Ohio on State a week. At residence or in USI!D HEATING eqnlpmalf, Route 338. Z Pc. Uving Room ltlJNDY Tromhone, like new. own home, call alter 8 p.m. one ga1 floor furnace, II,Citll Phone 91!1-9552. 11-~tc Suite, Coffee Table, Rugs & 9lli 35113. ll-23-3tc BTU, •; one ga1 upfto furCarpeting, Stands & Lamps, nace 10,000 BTU, 1115; 4 PI Kidney Shaped Desk and FIVE WEEK old Toy Coille clrculatlnll beaten witb !an,, W1ntecl To Buy Puppies, $5 each. Phone 992Chair, Occasional Chair, Airand up; one ooa1 stobr 10 OR 12 ACRES near bigb3408. 11-20-:!tc way Sweeper, Ottoman, Ink with controla t?S; one oO way. Mrs. Carl A. Young, Well. ART GLASS LAMP, convenlon burner 150; uaed 2398 Ladd St., Akron, Ohio l 96f CHEVROLET BISCAYNE, China Cuoboard, Writing coat furtlateo, blowers. AmI door, standard sbHt, good 44312. Phone 7114-15111. Desk & Chair, Electrolu:r old Brotben, l'otnelv1, phone &-111-8tp condition, f650. call New HaSweeper, Picture & Trunk. 9 111112111. !l-Il-lie ven 1!82-%918. &-17-tlp Pc. Dining Rm. Suite (with ANTIQUES, furnltttre, dllllel, China Cupboard) f Pc. Bed FARM, 32\2 ACRES, 6 room mi....O._UI. !ln. Rowan! Room Suite. Bedding & Lin- FOUR ROOM house, bath, lull house, bath. gas heat, lireCeeli, 100 w. Main Sl, ~ basement, storm doors and ens, Hand Sweeper, Metal place, drilied weU, good bulltl...,. l4tfc windows, aluminum siding, Bed (complete l Old Rockers. ings. Barn equipped for Grade priced reasonable. Can be Vai'lity Dresser. High Boy A milk. With or without farm seen at 773 Grant street, MidChest Bowl & Pilcher, Birdsequipment, Bowman's Run or dleport. &-17-ttp eye \1a!le Dresser. 4 Poster Forest Run Road, Lee JohnFor Rent Maple Bed Complete, Odd son, Rt. I, Racine. Phone FURNISHED and unfurnished Chai rs (~any old). Porch & 1966 RED FORD P'utura Sport. 91&-2248. 11-19-tfc Coupe, bucket seats. cruise apartmentl. Cloae to school. Yard Furniture. Pottery PiePhone 99U04, IO.ll-lfc amatlc, new tires, Phone 9112ces, Glassware (several nice 3778. t-17-fic FIVE ROOM home, bath, one piec esl, Wnrm Momln ~ Gas Door, In Pomeroy. Out rJ. TRAILER SPACE, aU uUlltieo Heater. Crosley Gas Range, high water. Partly furnished available. Inquire 106 MulberFALL CLEARANCE ON ALUMGJagg Dood Cupboard. 5 pc. if desired. Phone 992-3251. ry after 3 or 5 p.m. Write P. INUM FISIDNG BOATS, 10, Dinette Sr.l, Cro..c;Jey Refrig&-1~tp 0 . Box 425 Pomeroy. 5-29-tfc It. 13 loot. Klnllsbury Boa! erator. Large Utility CupSales, on CouDty Road 18, board & Cart. China , Several FI:RNISHI!D GARAGE apan. one mUe west of Rt. 33, pbone 57 FORD V-tl, good work car. Pieces, Kitchen Utliltles, Phone 1192-8637 after 5: 30 p.m. ment on Lbl<oln Kill. UtUitletl 1192.Q56. ll-l5-l41c Wicker Tray, Hand Tools. Elber Johnson, Rl. I. Pompaid; adu!li only. Phone mAuct. Note: This Is an Estate eroy, Bailey Run Road. 3419. 11-1&-lfc Sale of nice merchandise and FARM. APJnllmately 1711 10II-2Z-3tp res, two story boule, barn, will be a large sale. Terms: 't'IWLER. ID'I'S. Bob's Mobile ete., an buildlnp In poor Cash. Signed: Fred Crow, Court, 8Jtl.' lilt, Ohio on State condition, located In RuUand WARM MORNING coal heater, Executor of Estate of Ruby also saw timber, C. E. DougRt ut. ·Pbpne mast. townlhlp, Melp County, 01111 Dei ley. Not Responsible For 8-11-lfc las, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, ll-23-4tp Middleport 9112-2881 after I Accident• . BRADFORD AUCp.m. · t-11-Ue TION CO., Complete Sales ONE SELMER Signet clarinet, . TWO BEDROOM Service, Phone: 11114-3831, C. ucellent condition. ~IIIII. Ph. Mlddlepart, C. !!radford Auct. A. C. Brod- KENNEBEC Polatoaa, Cbarlll 882-32M New Haven. &-23-3tc Hllton, Portland. •• Zltc , ford, Mgr 9-1t-4tc ...,.,. --GUAIIANI'RDPHONE fn·2094 ' ..•• Est... For S.le . POODLE PUPPII!S, .UC TOJ' mittlature, $75 and up. Slud senrJce and llfOO!Din8. PltGDe IIIII 5WJ. 11 S tiC r 3T.PI&f- u. ~tit. at.ll'tmlt• 3S. Diaoml- fl.P...ocute .I (J . �.' HHH. Hits on . . '\ . . ) Agree to . '·· CANTON, Oblo (Upl) - Ohio PoWer co. ....,orted todljl 1,120 ltrlklng employe• wllo wolked out in July were back on thelr joba following ratification o! new three-year contracts. S>me 700 members of the Utiltt;y Workers oC America (UWA) voted 497 to 197 Saturday to accept the contral1, which contains an average oC $1 an hour increase In wage and benefits. The company also will pay all hospitalization and meilical oosts for the workers by 1970. Other beneftts Included an - d holldey and Improved vacation plans and premium pay tor late shifts. The 420 members or the International Brotherhood of ElecM trlcal Workers (IBEW) ap. proved a company offer similar to the UWA agreement &mda)', The workers of the two unions represented members ln Philo, Brilliant, Esst Liverpool, Dllloovale, Cadiz, Barnesville, Bel laire, Canton, Coshocton, and Mooodsville and Beechbottom, W, Va. The ullllty Ia head<Jiartered here. A lblrd omlon, which struck Oblo Power Jucy J..Jul,y 31, will meet with oompany officials 'nlesday Ill hopes ol ra~ng a llmllar agreement. The 303 Electric Service UnIon workers from Tiffin, Uma and Findlay are working under a 60 - cloy extension ol t~elr contract. WINNI:Ifl, AAA Tlt.t.I",.IC e.&r&T'I' I"'ITl .. CONTI:•T Is Approved The Melga County eommbatoners Mont1a¥ morning awroved eatlmatea provided by Eogineer Theodore Beegle and directed him to pro<eod with resurfacing r1 two highwtO's by forre ac- count. County melntalnod hlgltwaya approved for resurfacing were 3.84 miles ol tho !b«ess Road (C..46) at an estimated total cost o1 $21,605.17, and 2.7 miles ol the LangsvUie.oaxter road (c10) at on estimated coet ol $7,959. The oommJssloners al&O approved OD oppllcstiOII by the Leb· tending were Charles R, Karr, Sr., board preeldent; Robert Clark, and Warden Ours, corn- mlsstonero; lllgbway Dept. !bpL Rolland Crabtree. and commissioners• clerk Martha Chambers. Brakes Fail A grarxl jury for the SeptemM ber term of court or empaneled MoDday morning in Meigs C()Wlo. ty Common Pleas courtroom. The jury, which retired to its chambers after being gl ven i~ro structions by Judge John C. Bacon, wlll act on the first degree murder charge against WUliam W,YBnt, 54, HaHne, an:l on other caSes.. Wyant is charged with the August 17 shotgun slaying of Michael Lee Dotson, 28, Parkersburg. Seated on the grand jury w~re Nor-man E. Hysell, James R. Qulwy, Guy Guirther, Emma RadM ford, James C&rnahan, Ross Norris, Allan Harris, Zlba Midkiff, Clifford Young, Chester Price, Wilma R~iber, Robert Burson, Bernice Nel.son and Uoyd Jenk- ;::: Ins. MEIGS GENERAL HOSm AL Admissions saturda,y - Ellen WUson, Middleport; Mrs. Russ Moore, Pomeroy. Discharges Saturday - IJoro. thy McDIDiel, I.Auise Lambert, L-'d Hysell. Admissions !llnday - Marsha Harrison. Middleport; cart Schultz, Racine. Discharge• Sunday - B e n Philson. MEIGS THEATIE TONJGHT thru THURSDAY SEPT. 23- 26 YOURS, MINE AND OURS Lucille Bill • Hen:tJ' Follla (Technlcolor) COLORCARTOONS: Coolbaby; Hi not Dry; Moo1etrek; Of Feline BoOOage Admission: 85c and SOc SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. ~~: i::l uqe mb meant .•. -··· In a special statement on how the lecleral govermnent mlgltt help these tamUtes, the vlce ' . urday, Middleport pollee sold. Police said the brakes of a car driven by William B. Harless1 16, Langsvllle, Route 1, failed aa he attempted to stop at a atop sign. He struck a vehicle driVen by Harold E. Dray, Yl, Mickllepori. were set at $150. The Harless ear was not damaged. PollcetaldHsrloss was cited to juvenile eourt. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOiiPITAL Admissions Saturday - Mason A decision Is expected from ~neer, Racine; George Batey, Chairman Emanuel Celler, DMiddleport; PhYIIIo Grart, Mid· dleport; Charles Carroll, Long N.Y., of Die House Judiciary Bottom; Howard DonatiJe, Ra- COmmittee on whether to ask the House to accept the Senate's dne; WUUam Zerkle, Hartford. Discharges Saturday - Hllds veraJon of a new gun control bill Wlrth, Iris Morris, WUtur Nea- or whether to aeek a compromTER, Pllyllla Grant, Mary Evant, Ise between the Senate btU and Evei.Yn Leadlngltam, Slella Row· a version previously passed by the !louse. ley. Admissions &mday- Bes Kesterson, Pomeroy; Marjorie Capehart, New Haven; Mildred (Continued lrmn Page I) Rouah, New Haven; Roy Pearson, airport on oalclal Claos D comRacine; Elma Parsons, Racine; mercial racllity, open to all air Jean Hayman, ~acuse; Leona trol!ic. Karr, Pom&roy; Edward Bauer, Gov. Rhodes, who alao dedlMarton; Alma ~aon. MidcDecsted new airports at Hillsboro port; Darlene Johnl!IOII, Mason; and Newark &lndoy, said the lo. Harry Gibbs, Letart. cal facUlty will be a tremen· Discharges ~ - Clardous assist to surrounding eomM ence King, James Hunt, LUI,y munltles. He called · It a ••jet Phillips, Ethel Colltns, GeorKe port" pointing out Ill the Batey, Loverfca Evans, mtly near future, more and more inCole, Angle Brunty. dlvlclua1s will be depending on alr truel. ASKS DIVORCE He reminded area residents A petition for divorce ball been once ag.H.in that industry goea rued in Meigs County oonunon where airports are locat.ed. and pleas court by James A. WUI, that Ohio is now a leader In 130 Kerr St., Pomeroy, against airports, hlgltways lllHI Indus~ron WUI, Columbl.m. eharg~ trial development. ing gross neglect of duzy and ex• 'Our next prioriQr, '' eootin· treme cruelty. Two minor dill· ued the governor, ••Js vocatlmdren are involved. al-techn1ca1 schools. They also attract industry 1" eont:irued Rhodes. CLUB TO MEET He urged BtiJ'POrl of the efThe Meigs COUnty Riding Clnh fort now underway by Gallla, will meet Tuesds:, Sept. 24, Meigs, Jackson and Vinton Counat 7:30 p.m. at the Melga Coon· t;y officials who are working on ty lalrgr<Ulda. a vocational-teehnieal school tor .. u.s. by KROEHLI!R .. .......... . . " 'lt '" (), ,,, ' - "' f•b< • ,, :,. or :,., .• No Mo..,.., FELT MOCCASINS THE SHOEBOX Wlwr• Yoo.. Are S.nsiilr Priced MIDDLEPORT, 0. I But Communiat gumers shot sa,\d. 2,867 Communist& were higlte•t total, In a month. down the 8991h U.S. fo'arplane Report Government Losses over North Vietnam, a Navy A4 The report listed 1,262 govern· SkJhawk, spokesmen said, and Red IP'oomlllre knocked down ment' troops wounded and 35 two Ann.!' helicopters In the mhislng in action. U.S. losaes aoolh to raise the two-day will be published 'lbur!lday. Spokesmen said the guerrUla chower toll to eishL The Slo;yhawk pUot w a s reporfod artillerY team zipped oix 107mm rockets into the oU complex slx missing. GOverranent s p o k e s m e n, miles from downtown ·Saigon. meanwhile, reported that 473 Three of them hit caltex Co. killing two South SOUth Vietnamese troops were barges, ldlled in action last week, the Viei, namese civilians and second highest weekly c.ount wounding nve seriously. TWo since the May offensiw. Tiley othera1suttered mloor Injury. ldlle!l, E121 Purebue ola newpoll-. crnlsor, settiDg o( houri for lhe operatiQn o[ tho vl!logo dump lllHI a doclaiAJn In llle oo obJection to 111 ~- [or a Dllht clldl permit In town """"· hllbllgltts Middleport town ...,.ell -llloodiY nlgtt. The bid · ol !he ·Rue MDtor CO. for a new pollee crul""' ·wa• accepted. 1be new car will be a Pbmoutll. Tho vlliiP wiD , .. lho COIIIIliDY 112,150 with !he triAlo-lll .. tbe preoent veldcle. Other .._m.. U>mlttlng bldl were Ktllll Gbbel Ford, , !he. ~ · ~IIAiiot CO., and Cq, ''"'·At the rtoquut ot Mr. and Mro. MllDird whq 111111- ·,-.Jlnp "!!! E1lYo ','''"""''1~:·:·1~ .~.,. .-.,... .~~- - 10'·11« llaUr In the Ohio Ucp>r Control Boerd lndieatlng that ooobjeclioa• were llled. 11 was reported that the lather 16-year-otd Mlddleportyoolh who had been ordered to '""k [or the village by the Melia CouD· b' Juvenile Court, had filed a bill for 11300 with the vUioge lor ota work performed. COUncil agreed to refer tho matter to tbe solicitor since the youth had been ordered to work for· !he village by the «<U1't as • part hll ponislunent lor .. alleged ol!ense, and had not been employed the viUage. Mlyor C. 0. Flllher reporteel tlla1 the Mel8s Courol1 WelflireDeparlmontbutldlng,dlreotly acrou from town hall, had or by ball!·~ lDto emir liM>-"'• ' &me Items were otol., ~, end. ot tr- 8 e.m. to 6 p.m. damp will, be •lcisecl m 110 cllln!llDI pormltted. uolal the llill not loave retu•• eotthe fonc<ld ana ·and tile lo not to be used by IIIIJ'· illlrlnl tile .bouro when ~a-dsntls pre-. wu oliO agreed tlla1 Mr. .iljd Mra. lllllo will • the • «f!cea at Yi1lage hall In the flilare at tho ral8 ol per hour. but It llai not known opedllcal1.1' wldclo Items, lllo mayor laid. Mlyor Fisher told that Director Hsrrle Marie Smith reported the lucident to hlni. Councilman Dick Vaugttan reported recent!JI that a car parkeel '"' the A. and P. Store parklng lot was stripped. four tires bei1lll removed. Neither luelde¢ hal been reported to pollee. Mlyor Fisher commented that he had received ·~a 1o1 o1 - · ··nere were no obJteUona m plalnte" on the condltlon ot the I, !lie ~catl011 [or a Dl&bt club cametery. Comdlman ~ohn Zerto be dlsecl IJ! tile loco- Ide admitted tlla1 work Is need:lim ol the former homo ret- ed to be dQno but that Harold tauranl 011 !lorll! llecondSI. CouD- Chaae'a deportment had been oc•cD qreed to ·,forward _ . . . cupled wllh IWJDerooa odd Jobs. ..,P Contoursd bucket sesu with fold-down center armrsllt. Unbe~tablo/ 'I .· ..,mt News ... in Briefs - Chrysler 300 Cort'ertible •.J~i~~~~f.I*~f.f:f:~~~~it:l:j~~}jf:~~~~ti~!~t~~Hi.~~~~~~:}~:~:~:~tt:t~t/t/f(~~:~(if)ffi~: With a new styling concept. A fuselage instead of St.nderd cloth·ond-•inyl bench 1011 with ftJid• down cenM a body bolted to a frame. Unbeatable/ U.S. artillerymen blazed back tho French were beaten. at well-known rice paddy firing Spoke~~~J~en said oD& South postUons a few mlles southwest · VletDamese soldier was killed of 8algon. and seven other perSODI woundThe rocket assault,· and · eel, including five Americana, in saboteur attaekl tbat dem..,: the helicc::vter Iones. They llahed two b<~·· north ,nlsecl the total ol d0111141d !lllgon, [ollowed a Monday aioppen in South VIetnam to broadcast Radto 871. marking the 22nd anniversary '· Elsewhere in the air war, U.S. of Ho Chl Minh's O.rst guerrUla plJots dew 112 missions over bettie against French colonia- Nortb VIetnam and reported lists. Hfttoderate to heavy" antlatr· It boasted tho VIet Cmw 'i:roft lire, lnclediDS that which would grlrKI the Americans doiwDed the Sk;yhawk 12 miles doom to de[eat the same way northweot ol Vinl)p or ') ;( . ?· G/ /_.I'.:..- FIVE CENTS I _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.;.;."-.:::.;;.;;...;.:..=.. 0 by t A psrklng - · ·· ticket report lorpl - to be completed dally at vntage hall - was approved fOr reproduction as rec· omme~ by Clerk • Treasurer Gene Grale. Two ~mplaint!!l were lodged about duSt In the Pythlan Park area whel-e the new Imperial Electric llo. Ia being COI!Itrucied. COunc~rnan Clll!ord Stumbo urged that reeldenta be patient a couple QlOl'e weeks until all needed. O<fllpment lllHI supplies are Into the area. Then tbe dust will be rec)uced. Gas company workers ~ll also be tlnlahed will! ditch ~ work by tlla1 time, and till• should b.e an add· .-···--· · ~···.,.~ eel aid to the situation, Stumbo reported. Mayor Fiaher reported that Elbert (Buck) Smith, a maintenance department worker, is in Holzer Hospital. He was highly commended by the mayor fl>r his work with the deportment. Smith will underi!O surgery Wednosday and ab< pints o! blood are secured for the operation. However, COuneUm~ B, F. Psrmolee lndlcsted lbat posolbly more blood be needed. Residents willing to donate are to COI!tsci councilman Parmalee, Ma,yor Fisher, or Cotmcllman Zerkle. 'The Qpe Ia "'A negative." Mayor Fisher agreed to see maY' "'-~ ..,.·.•... ';:: i ... that pollee are aent to the Third sL area Ill front ol the Meigs Jll8h Sclooo1 alter COUncilman Vaugltan reported that students are parking ears m both sides ol the street and are loitering In the street. The location will be the seene of a serious accident unleaa preventive action is taken, Vlll&han warned. Council dlacuosed the parking prd)lm1 ol s1udents aince 110 mu,y with cars are comIng lAto the commomlty thlo year with the Dew conoolldstlon. . A. dlt~~on was held also m . tbe of a valve at the Park :~.~~ stsllnn ol the sewage dlspoiaal IO'Stem. ,~-.... 1 .. ' --, ,)r , Nine Students in Science Meetings at Ohio State Nllle Meigs county h I g h acbool students from the three hlglt ochools partlcipeted Ill tho Third Yoolh and Science Conference held at Merabon Audllorlum oo tbe Oblo state UniveraiiY Campua last Soilurday. There were 400 hlglt schools npresented. The ccmt'erence was designed to inform Oblo'a hlglt.abUIIY high school science students ol the world lood problem and the q>portunltles for them to develop a personal commltmant to utillze tbelr scientific talents In helping to meet the ever • tnereulnl! demancll lor hlglt - cpallty food and llber throoghout the world The conference was jointly sponeored by tho COllege o! Agriculture and Home &onomlca, The Ohio state Unlver allY, and Ohio Agricultural Council. The studenta were the gueota ol agri.buelneas groupo In Molga CooniY w11o are lnterelted In lnfol'mlng students ol the outotandlng career opportunities In the agri-business and t.lme eooa oomics fielda. Serving as hosts and prov ldlng transportation for the event were 'lbereonJo18'111011, vice presIdent o1 the Farmers Bonk lllHI Slvlngs Company, and a mem. ber ol the Agriculturol COmmit· tee o! the Ohio Bllllkers Association; Roy Miller, secretary ot the Board !bpervisora, Meigs Soil and Weter COI!oervatlon Dlalrlct, and Robert 11amm, •donee teacher o( tho Melp Loeel lll8h S<:hool. Partlcipstlq In the coat the event Ill """'tloo to the two manltoned above were ~ Run MIU, Ludmark Farm Bureau CooPerative, and the Pomeroy Natlalolllonk. ~ rhleaat,a attendlna trom Southorn Loco! lllglt School ......., Mellllle Beeste, Brenda Bradford, and Unda Grlndslalr; !rom )felgl Local lll8h School, Ter· f1 Hendrlckl, John WUot, and or llmrul. or Chrysler 300 2-Door Hardtop With a memory bank that monitors and complemtJnts your every need. Unbeatable/ ...•' '.' . l Ord, illd from Eutem, Jim Reioe<C4 Steela, 111111 l'!II'Uio Mc!DVre. r"""" 1. ' \ CHRYSLER . m rc o ~::..-=:::::-.."'* ~·::: DETROIT (UPO - GeDenl Motors Coi]!oratloo'a price hike, )lit III!Mbt11 more thin half ol Chryaler ~lion's inereue, lila!' '.,... Ooqsler In r(lll back Ita DOW car price ·lncteue'l, ,...thethl~.•~ MOIURB OORPDRAllON I '• ., the Uribj' ,· YIIr-. : .. ;.~ " . . . .,. .... - \. . 'VJri,j 'GII.~Jii .M..,. ·dlr. Or ,u :- ... ' I• 't 'd •r .. -. .. lr ... I. per . or .... ID .. ~ I· w-,. yANKEE INGENUITY came 1o lhe aid of soldlen of lbe Nlalh DMd • operalblc aear Doac Tam, S.ulb Vlotaam. Aller patrolllllc wail& deep lhroap mii!WJ water, loft, lhe Glo eollllneled makesblft "brldgel" eat oltree tnab, riJbt, lo mUe lite gelug a Uttle ealier. A settlement was reached over the weekend Ill tho 2'h month • tong strike at .Central Operating Company, PhilIp ~rn Plan~ and employ. eea began returning to work [or the mldnlgltt shift !ll11clay nlgltt. The 190 member• ollllobar· gaining unit at the plant, Local 426, Utlllcy Workera Unkln ol America, AFL~IO, went on strike at mldnlgltt, JID!O 30. During the duratloo o[ the strike, the plant was operoted on a full schecklle by supenrlaory persomel. No detail11 ~ the settlement were amounc. ed. ,., ' 'v ' ' . il II 'I 'I I I Considers Six uses Ooor Issue waa acqulsiUon of a site lor o third s..- ol'!lee buUdiJoi. Then tho Sa•te llnilhea the budget business- pern.Pa later todl¥-lt atlll muat de>l with a record $n. 9 btlllon - fi)P<OI)J'iattoo biD before laidJw o., the nomination ol A1lo Forta1 to be chief juod.., liD IAIUO that uw Ito it "' .... dayt. . . -. u,s. !olanday, Mantlleld loot Ill• cool lrben It took two hours 111111 15 miraJUis to gather a Sealte quorum. "This country is In eraw trouble," he told his collea,ueL Moon Race Leadership ~:·~;:·by~~:: Remaining Unsettled making the Senate look rldl.,.. lous and pica,yuoe." "I hope the SeJate will not turn into a Thesday-ThnrtdaJ club which the House E tbaea WASHINGTON (UPI) - U. S. opace o[ficials say they ore not seems to be," be laid 1D sure yet who Is ahead in the race to put a man on the moon, but they reference to congressmen who believe Russia should be able to do it "in the next year or so." weekend Friday thrClUglt Their eotlmate lor IIllo cow1lry is "possible" lurar landing by day. "That is not what tile mill-1969 II all goes -ctly rlgltt In the Apollo program. people sent tlS back here to do." Tbis was the picture outllned u the newly named act. lng director o! the National Aeronautics and ~ace Administration, Dr. Thm1811 0, Palne. and Monday his aides reviewed the space race tn light of Ruula'11 weekend. IUCCeSI ]OCII)IJW ID unm&D- ned ZOnd 5 IIPOcOCraft aroond the moon am returning it to earth. The United States plans to seM: three astronauts on a matt o1 nearb 11 .toys In orbit around Congressmen Want Reform WASIIINGTON (Vpl) - T on Ohio COIIIl'Oaamen Jolneclaol dlsol- Republlc01111 ID po. tltlonlug House Speoker Jolm Mccormack to !DOI'O to !he floor !he --roved...._ulaft. al reorplllzatlon and 81.re!Dnn bW1. Rep. Robert Taft Jr., R~domll, said tile pot!tlon ..... . McCormack "lo take stepo are neceioary to bring bWs to a vote before ad- joumment... '111e other Ohloen& are Rope. l!ODlld Clancy, Clllclmall; D, E. ~-·, Middleton; WllUam Harllla1 portsmouth; Clarena~ the earth next month to test the Apollo moonsh.lp and their abili· ty to handle ll The Olght Is scheduled to start Oct. 11. It this dight is successiul the next one, around Christmas time, may be 1 journey in whicb Apollo aatronauts will fly to the moon, ride ln orblt around it for a day, and then return. This would be immensely more dlftlcult than the Zand 5 lssl Dtllall J, 'WWianl iH a'nto•a, Pallle~U,; aii ,R.,IIeau. Uldted at · Are Available Reservation formo fortlleOido Farm lncomeTu!llortc-.eto be held Tuesday and Wecll>e....,, Nov. 12 and 13, are at t b • County Exlonalon Olftee. -.ct pre-,.,.,._.,;, l.GD& ~I ~-~Lu!­ liOrl, Finllll' Rloa, Adria IIQro, Lonll Parker, Dillon COl ..... =-~1· School Forms Thl• oulsWidlng tMMioy ill ol beno!lt In thole who extensively with llloomo lax .,. soclal security PJ'<lerOIDI. Larae · farm q>entors, or those whoualst othero lni!Wngouttu:!Drml · arelnrited to -.L The 1968 proeram will t. dude luoomolaxauthoritlu-. . Texaco, Inc. was awarded a lng with llle lUll r - ol tu: to provide gas and dleproblema (Ennwleo ol llmeljr , lel fl1el lor the Meigs Courol1 tax problems wW b e - a prage for a three zrdltlllperiod lllriDa the board o( commloaion- and explained . . the - - - ' proceeds); computar ...Ucu 1111 ·; ero meeting Monday. 1bo Texaco bid lneledo fire olher concerns ollhls kll11hdll ·.':' be dia<uasecl; Soda! .._ :. :; -dllsf .1255 per gollan, Illy chill atructoro w!U be . lt55 and dlelel OJel .1075. The IIIIJ' ........ Ill aal1 other blddor wu Standard plain gram and IDIWW U7 CJI"'!• 011 ~. in thia area.. · '· ~. · 1bo commlaelonera olso voted COat ol the worklbop 1.1 to .. for coal bids. a.....,au_ Dlllt be ...,,..'*" '~ lod bofore ~ ~. VETERANS MEioiORIAL II Dol lllllid . . tllet lime. IIOSPITAL. Admitted ::... Glori1 Price, ''": bl:de &!;JdirI l.fld. Botti, FlndlaJ; ClarODco E. Mil· ·~ ·EI!nrd· Bu1an, bdllo. ler, l.enta.t.r; Cllarlel ~ lljlt . . Brown Jr., U11>ana; JackaOil E. '1I Even Senate II Realizes it Is Nitpicker I WASHJNGTON (UPI)- A r,.. luctanl Congress plodded ahead on session-end business today, chastened by 1 &tinging scoldlng on truancy rrm~ Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield. In the Senate, lawmakers Sb: cases were eonaidered faced amther rooM of bids to away at the budget Monday during a settlon ot the chip restrictions Cor~Creaa placed an StoP!ember term ....... Jory. the Jciluison · admhd.atratiov aa - Pr0118""""' AIIOnieY IIOki•d v. FUib told tho Jur!o Will re- It• price lor !he lncmle lax sume Ita actlviiY Wednesday and surcharge. In the House, lrhlch [or the resulta of cases considered will be msde available to the public Drat time in 1\lmost two yean loUowtng completion o[ the work. !ailed of a quorum Monday, the TO BEGIN' TOM RUE MOTORS, . 399 ~fh:. 3rd, · A,~''' ·d~l,port, . ... u.s. Council Buy~ Rue Cruiser 'CAPE COO' ,, """" BY BOB HOEFLICH 0 ' !' ' ,. SAIGON (UP))_ VIet C.,. ........ todljl rocketed .. on dOIIOI on the · edge of !lltaon, klUinti: two civilians e>Plodlow 250,000 gallons o1 gasoline. The attack coincided with ' CCI!ununlat vows to clefeot troop• by attrlllon and tam>r. ·AIUed commander~ atruek bock at reported Colllmomlst troop i>llll<q>s oroun4 tho CIIPilal. They senlloor waves ol BS2s ogolnst suopected guerrilla hldeouta, lllcludlna one elgltt miles !rom spnwllow Blon Hoo all'lloae. Dies Sunday AUTHORIZED DEALERS . Gasoline Dump Near Saigon Shot Up by Viet Cong Guns Jetport llllh the yoolh o! Ohio, and then remJnded the people of tbe highway bond Issue and asked them to support Issues on the Nov. 5 ballot. Dlgnltsrles lnlrocluced were E. E. Davis, Oak IWI, a member o( the Ohio Board ol Regent&; Richard RlchardiJOil, vice presIdent and general manager o1 Industrial Avlatlon. Inc., Parkersburg, operator and leasor oC the airport; Dr. Keith Brandeberry, past clwnber president; E. L. Adkin1, Dr. A. R. Christensen, president of Rio Grande College and D. Kemeth clt;y manager, all mernben of the Galli> Airport Authorlb'; John Blattner, William Childe, a n d Bernsrd Fultz, Melgl COWII.Y Airpori Authority; Mrs. o. o. Me. Intyre; Sen. Oakley Colllnl; Rep. Ralph Welker; and Jay Gon1oo, director ol commerce, otate ol Ohio. w-... ~VOl~.~XX~I~N~O~.~~O~l~~-------------' ~P~O~M~EzRO~Y-~M=ID=D=LE~ · ~=·~RT~.O~HI~O------~----------------T~U~~~D~~~~~S~EP~T~E~B-~_ ' -Extension of medical care il Hish todl¥ tr1lm 80 to II, low tanlgltl Ill the· 88o, cil1o vorloble<oloudiDoiUndcoal. er with showers erid!Jw. · ~ to all children ln lmr-income Mary Wippel Weather entt~ J 1C elected he :::: :::: great"* 1111 Devoted To Tfle lrat<emi«s Of Tfle Meigti-Mtuora Area would seek: families ~ the ftrst year of ll!e with special e1111>hasis on nutrition. dental care and crlj)pllng disabilities. 11 . ' alpl "river." ·Carpets•••• Draperies •••• F.urnlture . : EJ!I)lnded Welfare Programo president said ' ' ' e. by The Mlaalulppl mver · was ftnt named file Mhlllpl tlol OJibway lnll1ant, In wh ..o la~W­ Let Us Outfit Your Home Completely Mary A. Wippel, 77, Pomeroy, died ~ morning in Holzer Hospital. Mrs. Wippel was preceded in death by her husband, Albert Wippel. She was a member of the SAcred Heart Church, ofthe Clth· ollc Women's Society, and an around, he wades Into lhem. honorary member of the Ohio too, callirw on friendlhir Clvil Service Employees Assn. spectators to joln him aga.l.nst She is survived by one daugh-the protesters by .. laughing ter, Mrs. John (Cecelia) Goett, them out of the park." Pomeroyj two gra!XIchildren, On a Cleveland TV show Thomas Goett, Pomeroy, aiKI Sunday, Humphrey spoke of Mrs. Gerold (Hnberta) Roach, Vietnam in detail which he Galltpolisj two great grandsons, usually does not employ in front Gary arr:l Jett Roach, Gallipolis; of live political audiences. He two brothers, James Fugate and said he was "hopefUl" that' a Frank Fugate, both of Pomeroy, amd a sister, Mrs. WilliamDannhardt, Pittsburgh, Pa. FUneral services will be held (Continued frcm Page 1) at 10 a. m. Wednesday at the $72.2 bUUOO version previous!) Sacred Heart Church. with the approved by the House. Rev. Father Donald Horak, ViHouse members meantime i!Dn&, W. Va., officiating. Rosary will be wrangling their way through a misceUIIlV of issues services will be heJd at 7:30 p. from more parking !'98C8 in the m. Tuesda.r at the Ewing Funeral District of Columbia to more Home where friends may call. food stamps lor tho hungry In Burial will be intheS8credHeart Cemetery. cities all over the C<JUIItr7. Advocates of a bill to ~n the wa,y for televised debates among the major presidential candldstes will tey again to free It from a political and polemlcol tangle 1n the House Commerce COmmittee. Part ollhe prublem Is what to dQ e1>ou1 lhlrd'il&riY candldste George Wallace. ttrls area. The goveroor then paid tribute to Bob Dans for his work ' ' Fortas At Stop Sign Damages to the Dr13 car :•:•:•:•:•.•!•:•:•:>:·:•.•:•:•:·.·:•:•:•:.•. rar. Encouraged by another fre. quent cry over the weekend, "Sock It to 'em, Humph," the candidate wades with bristling indignation lnto his two ~ ponents, Republican Richard M. Nixon and third party candidate George Wallace. Hard on Hecklers anon Township trustees to pur- Arll if there are hecklers chase a new motor grader. At- and Mill &s., at 8:15 p.m. Sat- Is Empaneled platform image of the Democratic presidential nominee. three campaign stops in Ohio duri~ the weekend provided a laboratory test, Hwnphrey has decided that Conner President Harry S Truman was rlgttt- "give 'em helL" This, Ln any case, was the cry the vice president heard repeatedly Sunday in Cleveland and Sunday night In Toledo where he was greeted by perhaps the large&t night crowd to welcome him In an.y campai,gn city thus .. """'..;•:v.•:•;.o,;•:v:• • ...,, w ... •« •.-.·...... ~·!•, '«-! ...... Y~ •-:-_v.w.-........ :-;.-...·.-~·· ·~·-:-:-:-:...... • ,..,. 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Ohio ruPO- VIce "systematiC withdrawal" · Presldert llnberi H. !lllllljlhrey, American troqJs !rom S,.Uih steaming LW a new brawu..- VIetnam coold besln o1111ellme technlque of campalgnlng, ap- next ,Year-and aptn hoplt\dly 1969. peared today to have hit on a the earl!' part In Toledo lodl)' before poUUcal orchestration that hts beginning a round of speeches, · crowds liked to heer. rallies and more TV cboros, The lyrics are mildly profane, even on Sunday. The crowds are HU111Phre.)' laau8d. an extensive getting larger and noiser. And plan for federal assistance to ' '' � 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. 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