http://66.213.69.5/files/original/28ca03e1e4d862a9df1cace60539df0f.pdf 9e8400b4e42a8698595868eb341900b9 PDF Text Text .' 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 ' '' �I I I ' ,,, ';, ./r , ) 3 - .pDCTQI::tiS . ·, .. .• '. No Early Wcmiing _Sig~s . , Qf' ProstQfe 1'roubl~ : .· .:· /i \ So far Political Hecklers Hoe a Hard Row . in his -campaign for thto presideocy , Br WAYNE G. IRi;NDSTAD.T, M.D. seems to turn out backwards. Will it lead to cancer? , , ¥ \:· ·A-There Ia oome pr~staile.~:·. enlargeme11 t In all -me~-""ho'. ~re 9ver iill.ll,gwdas! .!I!Pi:Cf:,". gresses to.the P,Olnt or 1'11~~1\C'. symptoms_'vatjO, .wit~ ·the In- •· dividu-1. ·ll'.here Is no ·relptlonship between lllis benign enlilrgemenl and. cancer. -· ,. ,. . • ' 1 •• · · " · 1= • ~• · ~. ""' o.,st ""'·" 1 have ' ' prostatic hypertr,oplfy. ,f w~nt to him because, ·d!I"Plle Ireq,uent; .urib.atlOil, 'rr!Y . bladder doesn.I e'!")>ty. \ Is there any ·· .Jate. _ ._· Fur~ forJhis_? . \ .... ~ · ·t ) . . " A-Y,<!•· 'loave an . e~ged ·Q-1 have ehroule prostatitis croslale. Youj" symptoli!B.CJin and ilrethritis: 1 have been ' e ~li~ed by the rem..Val'o~.,all ·;., given many different drugs or' ' ~tic'Of the glliltd, • ~efle!ld·_ but none o! them help. Is there li!J Db, - lb~ flo!HD~ . -~ ,ll' ·any n~w 'drug that wlll cure complete examination. · · ·• this -condition? Would surgery ~~~ ·~· help? ' · THE~AILY ,.,..,. .....1!1,. ;·:· A-Chronle/rostaUtls is ad~"¥~.:_::::-a.: mittedJY har to .cure. The JDCH.w u,owu, I'Uil.-a , treatment would depend in ....u.:"-:.~...,.1 *' 1 "',... part on the cause-an in fee011.. v.u_. PW~tcll._ ~. ue........, tion with trichomonas, gon- - L. P-~. -. um. Bw•-. • -• . I th - . ....., ..~~~. ~ .._ •~.Za~J. ' . ocoee or o er orgamsms. ~ d•n .& One of the most commonly , ; used drugs, nitrofurantoin •w~..-WV.:'"1 1 •:. 4"' ~· :: : fFuradantin), acts as both a r.-..c•u-.Ntfl ioo... . . ur!·nary antiseptic and a uri· ' S...c••~ ,._ 0a11....., Ill ..m. , . H .._. ...~u ........... ~,... ·; nary sedative. ave you con· lut'4111:• " 1111 suited a urologist? sh ~h,, •uo. 'nlril! ..,...... ..,.• ., ~ 9-lloes pros!ate trouble gi¥e any warning si~ns whM 1 a l fuan ' Js in his 30s or 40s?· . .D,p<s j.!~e use of alcohol have • any polring . on ·. prostate or ' kidney ltou~)e? : · A-8y . pros!~~ m)oble you . could mean acute inOammalion (prostatitis), ,benign en. largement I prostatism I or rostatic canc~t. Unfortunate- , y, no early wamlng' signals are given ~Y any of these at any age. Alcohol has bo direct affect on the kidney or pros- HUbert Humphrey has been met nearly every where he has gone by youth£ul Vietnam war dissenters bearing hostile banners and hostile altitudes. Richard Nixon. on the other hand, has been drawing highly enthusiastic crowds. U there are any dissenters among his audiences, they have kept politely quiet. Why the difference? According to a number of demonstrators who have been interviewed, there are two reasons. Firat, Humphrey is part of the Johnson administralion and as such shares the onus of the Vietnam mess. ~One sign seen In Houston called him "The Butcher's Apprentice." ) Second, bad as Humphrey is, the protesters feef there is still hope for him. Ni•on. how. ever, is considered a hopeless case. Explained one college student in Flint, Mich. : "[ just wouldn't bother to demonstrate againat Niion. I'm here protesting a6ainst Humphrey because there's a possibility or changing him." Unfortunately for the de m on s t rat or s, Humphrey remains unintimidated. He recently told some of them bluntly that they were "dead wrong." Meanwhile, third party candidate George Wallace continues to draw his own contingent of protesters. But whereas the hecklers are a source or irritation and embarrassment to Humphrey and a definite handicap in his campaign, their only effect regarding Wallace bas been to create more and more sympathizen for him. It isn't easy being a young idealist these days , ejpecially when everything you do News---Russian Style - Stop running so many features and fiUers and start printing more news and information is the order that has gone out from the Communist Party Central r,ommlttee in Moscow to newspaper edJtors ail over Russia, reports the New York Times. It seems that local papers are wont to edify their readers with stories about, for example, "a bird that can ny backwprds" or "a wonder frog half the saze of a matchbox that can klU jaguars." So Russian newspapers start printing tbe "news," Kremlin version. Will it be any more • believable than tall tales about fantastic birds and frogs? f, Egoi.r;m Forms Vary Pope Paul VI chided Catholics the oilier day for allowing selfishness to exaggerate the burdens of having a large family. He warned ·against ''the danger of egoism, of diffidence. of crisis that seems to paralyze like a chil1 so many married couples.,. The pope's use of the "egoism" is interesting in light of his r e c e n t visit to South America. According to pofulation experts, who get another kind of chil when they think about it, r u n a w a y population growth it; especially severe in that part of the world. But the main obstacle to birth control there, the demographers claim. is not the church but the egoism of the Latin male who b.elieves he must father a string Qf ehildren to prove his virility. "*"" ,... ....n.. . '-'b.__...., ..... . _ ·Motor Cll'riW . . . . . . . . . . .. .w.. 0.. _ . . ...... ..,. "...ai 0.. • nuo. 'Six -"'• u.u. ,.,.. ..... AA , ~ Wllwt -.cr~ JN"IH iJ1eWM ~,........... u.l. ; \ C'tNNEL AT BAY Firebrands Cool Their 'Thing' Helen Help Revolution Falls on Evil Days US •••By Helen Bottel By WARD CANNEL NEW YORK (NEAl Well, of al1 things, there was Mark Rudd lining up along with the othtr kids to register for the fall semester at Columbia University . Rudd, it may be recalled, was one of the leaders of the student protest that seized and disabled Columbia just before term papers were due last spring. Exactly what the protest was all about is still largely a mystery. But it took the city pollee to liberate the campus. And in the aftermath, President Grayson Kirk resigned and Rudd and bls colleagues, vowing to continue the protest arter the summer vacation, were suspended from the university. ADd DOW, o[ an things, to ftnd him trylnc lo reclster [or elasses-weU, honestly! ll tbat aay way to run a revolution? tie tnay be somewhat naive about this sort of thing, But it ~ ~1\vays been our belief that revolutionary leaders dealt ailost exclusively in hideouts, disguises, midnight meetings in boiler rooms and raids at dawn . If they appeared in public at all, it was only for sentencing or a hasty panel discussion with David Susskind and five Polish dentists. But that does not seem to be the case any ·more. Nowadays, as far as we can see, there is practically no difference between revolution and business-as-usual I• faet, there are moments when tt appears that revolution IS buolaess·ao-asaal. Just let some firebrand climb onto a table and shout: "Down with their thing!" and there are immediately lapel buttons and highbaU glasses available with tbe same legend and magazine reports, TV documentaries and adult education courses on the movement and its place in history. From what we saw on the Columbia campus last spring and trouble. What should we do? YOUTH ASKED FOR ITI at Chicago during the convention, the people who make those "Yale" ani:l "Harvard" pennants are missing a good thing if This column is for young peo. GOSSIPED ABOUT they don't come out with a "Students" and "l'olice" line for pie, their problems and pleas- Dear G.A. : the ran season. You can't undo what is alreaures, their troubles and fun. As Hard as we find it to believe, the embattled establishment with the. rest of Helen Help Us!, dy done, but you CAN t1nd analso seems to have a piece of the revolution market. It welcomes laughs but won't other Mother Confessor. Just let some firebrand shout : ''Down wlth their thing!'' And be glad you've learned this dodge a serious question with a and there is immediately an official fact-finding commission lesson early: never trust an ovbrush-df. appointed to look into the causes of the rebetuon, namely what Send your teenage questions to ereager listener. - H. thing? Why does he want it down? How did it get up in the YOUTH ASKED FOR IT • care ol first place? And would it possibly be better if it were lowered Helen Help Usl this newspaper. halfway? · MIS'l NOSY NEEDS NUDGE 1r we understand it correctly, the general theory on both Dear Helen: sides seems to be that If there is a revolution Lt must mean I bsby.slt for !riends .of ~ ~ r somethjng . .And ~rtil .sopt¢b0dy ftn~s out .wha,( ,i\ means, the .. fan\lly , . Th&l'.. .llv.~ neu door ID secretJry of commerce will look an~r it. - ·' . 5 ts;M:~;~·~ Miss Nosy, U.S.A. Jt would not 8Urprfse US ' lathe ~~a- to WOk" Up tomortOW Every time I take care of the morning and 6nd that a new federal agency had been established under the title or Department of Revolution. And subchildren, Miss t.l. walks right in ADULTS - $2.50 sumed thereunder (as they say ln Waahlngton) a Commlardon without knocking and snoops a. CHILDREN - $1.75 of Adultery and Divorce, an Oirlce o! Relevance, Dialogue and round while she asks me 800 Confrontation and a Bureau of Charisma, Inarticulate Yearnquestions. !Jie goea into the re. Ing aad Visceral Respoase. frigerator, desk drawers and cabAs we said, maybe we are very naive about this whole lnets, slamming everything athing. But it seems to us that today's firebrands are giving n:und, and often waking up the revolution a bad name. And we were very happy to see on baby. our TV set a young, bearded, bruised disturber of the peace She tell1 me she only drops just back from Chicago who c~mpJained: "We'll have to go In to see how rm getting aunderground . We'll have to shave. get haircuts, and wear business suits and clean shirts if we want to keep the rebel· !oog, but she can see without lion alive." snooping. !lie also tries to pump me about tile family. How can I tell her not to pry Shirley Mac Laine complained to without being Impolite? After sll, pals that Warren Beatty's films she's an adult. - BABY SITTER are too violent and ··-t~te real Dear Sltter: lUe criminals are too likable." Tell )'OUr empiO)'ers about Jerry Lewis rold friends hlo Ml11 No!Y•I liDJpinesa. I thlnk real estate now is worth $4,- tlley'll agree with me, members so happy about the latest com- 000,000 .... Ad exec was look- of the great "rnedcle" class doa't pliment lo one of his golden old- ing for a '"type., like the pic- deserve wahut glove treatment. ies: George Wallace has start-- tures of dance hostesses outllde - H, ed using Jack's ''Are You From Bdwy, dance palaces; spotted a Dear .Helen: Dixie" as his anthem .... Peter photo ootslde one and with a r m In shli<:k: I )lot came back Donald's stroke, financially as $20 tip got tile last known sd· from a secret trip lo the cloc:well as physleally, taJIPOC} out dreso of the gal: she'd been dea4 wr as 1 thought 1 hsd a disease the former Fred Allen radio-ally; 15 year a . .•• Arlene Francia' or oomellolni- He told me I ,.. Pete'• ln a nursing home •••• 11011, Peter Gabel, is teaching at three IIIOIItha pr-1 Helen, Henry Fonda in gray -cardJ.. Browning Sehool for Boys here [ cooldll't be. Ml' boyfriend and gan sweater and hair to mateh in N. Y. .•.. Phil Silvers Is wi I bave wrong, loped along 5th at 54th; at 63, out.patient at Mt. ~ on the We've necked and pelted, but I Hank has a very-boyish upect ooaati Ph.ll's due for aome good swear rm a Ylrg)n. in race and walki so has Ute Duke luck soon, we pray. II Wa poaalblo, ...t can I or Windsor. N. Y. Dem. Cong. John Mur· fNU mike m,y par- believe Oldtime kid star Jaokle Coo- ph,y {Bkl,yn•.staten Island) Is the It?- NOT GUILTY gan's frau Dodle is recuperat- noisiest name being whispered Deat Not: ing from surgery .• .. Noisily behind cigars to nm for mayor Yes. It's po111ble. In rare ln~ rumored as the reason why that .... Ra,y Stark said he spent stances •"teetmleal virgins" be~ big man in Washington is retir- $100,000 for the hlge !eJI4>artll come Pl'OIIIint. but 100'11 prob. ing : that he'll convert to Cathol- after the 'tf'lll'l1.)' Glrl'' premabb' never ODIWinc:e anyone 10 Icism after the noise ends .... iere 'caul!@ he ''Wanted to make don't try. Omar 9aarit feel at home" .... For that -.r, I -liD cJil. Ed Ames considers hla Oct. sing. rrice this klnd of heaing date at the Wsldorl his final v-, petUng & "going all thewQ." big turnlne point - so he has I one Ia - . 10 Is the other, THANK "'W'"·I 22 )>JODIOIIon speclallsta pushi"B Yoo faCe the ~~JJ~~e rlaka, ...t In 110 I<IOPI 'ICU'~~ like crazeeet l I11IIIIY _ . , the plfchologlcal COME Mo'.IN" • J, P , Stevens & Co. OlqlectS Iii' damage ... be far greaier. - H. make a fortune wlth its newDear Hoiea: est item - "disposable pan .. I ba., a teacher who pretends ties" for the gals - at 1!i cents ID be .....- lntere- In her a throwaway · ·· ~ The late mO'l1MQ' to ber .,_ vie composer Franz Waxman's tor achoOI aDd ·tell her all their 101\ John and VIrginia Walsh have tn>ul>les, and boW lho loVes to a Thanksgiving wedding dste. .... llsta>l And aak The TV actor Jack Lords will But lf(\UIIII 1"'1 .she taiiui lboot explode the usual H'wood nash the thlnP ilbe'lljlora, like to otJI. .••. Kate Smith will eam as much ot ~db lllll!evea other teacbera. from TV gueat shots alone thla I lo\d ber io;fow 1hinP bec:auM ftseal showbiz aea10n as abe I thought ' ~ w4a aiood trl.... did in early-radio-star yean. rntt,y - I t waoal)over school . Helen Ha,yes onstage II the - and I IWMJ! I ftever told ID., usual main attraetioo. but ahe'll olher perlonl 9>mahi>Wit alwayt be In the audience Oct. 10 ro comes wt exas&~~r~ ~· Sevsee GWllds Donllo...,, The young eral ·other_&lrllbaYt,ilfdtbe same laas pl-.yed Miss Hayes• oldest ' . daughter in o~~The hw~lf"lor the APA repertory lnlupe last Gr..t old rlldlo alar Lomf Roaa sea!IOJI .... The APA PJI8'a reel- had a Limbo Club ioo-101111 luneh ing - tile lecleral IOIV't. pulled eellbratjon ~ ~ to Boback tile $500,000 arta-idft It had aota. ColoiDI>Ia - . be's _.. provided tile last few years · - · ing tha llolel T~. FRIDAY FISH / .8UUEJ 'Pi:t.i., REGISTER . . . URSDAY and FRIDAY, SEPT: 26- 27 .. . .. -9· A..M: TO 3 PM.'- :· . ,;,.,," . NURSERY IfiLL OPEN MON.DAY, SEPT. 30 I ,. · ;1 HOT LUNCH sF:RvEn THE cfi;LDR~NJ ... BY JACK O'BRIAN Sinatra's makinl no bones about how be thinks HHH'a campaign is belng mauled by inlidera; and saya he "really li.lle1 Hubert" ... Oh, lt'• not realJ1 a reaction against t h e KennedJ's, who dropped him ear1.7 in JFK'a term? •••. Sinatra's llllllysls of the Wall Street Jour. nsl's startling wrapup or his off , mike Utt: ••A hatchet job to embunss Humphre,.." .•.• Putnam will p.abllsh '"'be Godfather," bJ Marlo Puzo, '"The story of a Coli& Nostra "Family' " with an lntemationally known male singer as a prominent fictionalized charaeter .... It will festure sn AwalachiiiiKYPO boss - mobster mooting ...t other clearl,y lden- .... The paperbook rights already have been sold for $400,000 .••. The last novel to drag The Voice even deeper through the much, "The King, 11 was a fictional bore and a disgrace. Patsy Gullotta, geolal, long. time owner of the Vesuvio Restaurant on 48th W, ofBdwy.pass- utlable Mafla-real-llfe parallels ficial nat'l election anthem, isn't TAAVII.&IIS WrT\4 EXPeNSIVE CAA IVJO NIFTY ~UG&.GE WHO .WST liXUDE CUSS AAVli THIS TO SAY Of TH&IR I«CM/N:)Dit;(I(:MS· .• I I ' !) I' ~ ' r ', ed away .... At the Nepentha dlscotek, UwasCrug-lrugandthen Garland and then they excttedly lett the dance Ooor 1o plsy btlllards .... Actor Otto Kruger's survived two strokes; can't write to fana but is Lm· ldss-«ias for Judy her young date and proving, Great songsmith Jaek Yellen, whose .. Happy D~s Are Here Againtt became the Dem's of- _.e .,e-•.. . '· ' Golde·n Bears Still Number One In Ohio CQLUMBUS (IJPO- .Despite '. . a nine-month hibernation between' football -.,aaona, the , Golden of 1.\>per Arlington High Sehool have awakened trom their long slumber just as feroelqus and win - Hungry a1 e.ver. 1.\>per Arlington, last year'• Ualted P r e s s lnternattonsl Clau A football champion, ~ day took a command! ng lead ov~r second - place Clnclrmati ~r Bacon in the Bellon's •nrs(UPI coaches' polL ·Bea•• The Golden Bears garnered 19 first p)~e votea am 280 points from UPI'• board of coaehe s to outdiatance the Cincinnatians. Roger Bacon. which ftnlslled second ·lo Upper Arlington In the final 1967 otancllngs, polled four first place votes and 215 points. Both prep powers are'3-U thl& Moorehead, Upper Arlington has won 13 straight 1nd 41 of its last· 42 starts. The' Golden Bears have scored 191 poirts, yielding just a Jwo.polnt safety 1D Collllftbus Watterson, tile 1~86 Class AA schoolboy ehamps which blanked Upper Arlington 30-11 enroute ro the tltle. All· Start Q9 By sltdera FRED DOWN aftd changeups," ex· pla!ned McLain alter the game. uOIUIY McLain, thwarted In u1 didn't want to aggravate the his Orst try ID win his 32nd cut so 1 thought 11 was best not UPI~oWnter ...tren•t you loo ol4 to be platyin• with ILht.'t., Roger Bacon seeks lts 17th 4 FOR ') ._ -~~ game, will get one more chance to become the major leagues' biggest trimer In 52 years. .1 The 24-year"'ld Detroit Tiger ace, the majors' first 30..pme winner 'In 34 yearB, pltehed despite a cut oo hie right U..mb Moodsy night and suJrered a 2-1 loss to the Baltimore Orioles. A victory would have made McLain the maJors• bluest wimer alnc:e Grov~ Cleveland Alf.:"l,r won 33 Qll'l8S for the Ph lphla Phlllles In 1916. uY, couldn~ throw any curves because or the cut and tried .. compensate by Utrowhtg a lot ot to throw any eunes•• , Manager ~ Smith Bald that Meuiln will start Saturdsy'l game aplnst the WashIngton Senators In Detroit and ~ 11 lt' a a mlnor aJiment ted will be cleared up b)! then.'' SenatoraTop 'lloSO< The Waahln81Dn Senators best the Bollon Red Sex, 6-5, In 14 imlngs, the Minnesota Twins downed the California AJ!iels, 3o snd the Oakland Atbletlcs d:.reatecl the Chlcaeo Whtte Sex, 5-l, In other American Loajp~e 'games while the Cincinnati Reds ...t Pltt.oorgh Pirates straight c o n q u e s t Friday against Cincinnati McNicholas. Unbeaten Mentor (3-0), whleh shut out Massillon 19-0 this seaUOOer veteNn Coach aon, Is solidly entrenched ln By United Press tltematlonal Nations! Lesgue third place with 177 points. G. AB R. H. Pet. Steubenville's Big Red an:! Rose, Cln 143 604 91 203 ,336 Nile• McKinley round out the Aloo, Pit 141 538 58 179 .333 top five, followed by Sandusky, Alw, Alia 155 643 70 204 .317 Canton McKinley, MassWon. Johnl!ll, Cln 144 586 78 185 .316 Cleveland st. Joseh and Hamil~ Flood, st. L 147 606 71 182 .300 American League ton Garfield By· United Press International Staub !lou 156 574 54 l7I .298 W . L. Pet. GB Only Two Lost National League Beekrt, Chi !52 632 98 188 .297 x-Detrott , , , .101 56 . 843 Canton McKinley and ¥assUW, L. Pet. GB 1h MeCovy, SF 143 502 78 146 .291 Baltimore ••• ,90 68 ,570 11 lon, two northeastern 0 h I o x.S~ Loola , , .94 63 .599 Haller, LA 139 454 36 132.291 Boston ••••.• 84 73 .535 17 powers. are the only teams in NEW YORK (UP0- Notre back Mlke Phipps burst into San Fran. •• • •SS 72 ,541 9 H. Aarn, Alia 155 592 82171.289 Cleveland , , • • 83 73 .532 1'1'.~ the tc;v ten to have suffered deClnclnnlti , • , .81 76 .516 13 Dame today holds an uneasy national prominence wltil an Millon, AU• 144 SSO 47 159 .289 New York . , , ,80 76 ,513 20'h feat. They are both 2-1. Niles Pittsburgh •• , , 79 78 , 503 15 perch on the pinnacle or college impressive pas s ing display American League against the Irish. But Purdue, •• • , , 79 78 ,503 22 O.kland McKinley blanked the Bulldogs Chlc~go, ..... 79 78 , 503 IS footbalL G, AB R. H. Pet. Minnesota • ... 76 81 . 484 2S 16-D. The Fighting Irish, national boasting one or the best AtlAnta ....... 79 78 ,503 15 Ystrski, Bos 152 522 87 157 .301 California • , , ,86 91 ,420 35 Nlles MeKinley, incidentally, ·Los· iq.Ios • •74 83 ,471 20 champions tn 1966 and fourth backfields in the country with cater, Oak 112 482 51 140 .290 Chlc1go , , • , ,61 93 ,408 37 has racked up 62 straight vic· last aeuon with an 8-2 mark_ Phipps, all- America Leroy Phlladelpbla • •73 84 ,465 21 Oliva, Min 128 470 54 136 .289 Washington .•. 81 95 .391 39\', tortes at home 11ince its 15-14 today were named the top Keyes and Perry Williams , New york. .... 71 86 •452 23 Buford, Bal 126 411 62 118 .287 c-CUnehed pennant loss to Yotmgstown Rayen in college football team in the must buck an awesome South Houolon , , • , ;70 87 ,446 24 Horton, Del 140 IiilO 67 143 .286 Mondl3's Results 1959. nation in the nrst week's Bend crowd and the (act that no x-Cllm::hes·pemw.nt Uhlndr, Min 137 488 52 138 .283 has ever beaten a Baltimore 2 Ileltoit I, night The Dragons seek No. 63 Satratl111s b)' United Press Inter- team Monday's llesul'ts Waah 6 Bos 4 F, Hwd, Was 153 579 77 181 .278 Parseghian Notre Dame team 1 14 inns,, night urday night against Toledo Libnational's 35-member board or Clncl 9 Pitta 6, !st. twUight Cpnris, Oak 154 623 84 172 .276 twice In succession. Minnesota 3 California 0, night Pitts ; 2 Clncl 1, 2nd, 10 lnos. beY> coaches. The record-shattering Irish Oakland 5 Chleago I, night Mentor, canton McKlnely, Davlllo, Cal 142 512 47 141 .275 Notre Dame, which scored an Only games seheduled Harrlsn, Boa 145 519 78 142 ,274 passing combination of Terry Only games scheduled Niles McKinley 1 Cleveland St. impressive 45-21 victory over a TodaJ!'s Prtobable Pltehera Home Runs Hanratty to- Jim S e y m o u r Today's Piobable Pitchers Joseph and Hllllilton GarOeld h i g h I y ~ regarded Oklahoma AJ,l Times EDT National Lesgue: MeCovey, showed that It lost none of its All Times EDT failed last year In their bid to team, recelved 17 first-place Loa Angiles (Foster 1-8) at San Fran 35; Banks, Chi 32; effectiveness as the two comCleveland (MelloweD 14-13and O.nish among the top Ohio prep votes and 321 points to C(hleaeo (Je~klns 18-15), 2:30 p, Williams, Chi snd Allen, Phll bined for two touchdown passes Paul 4-8), at New York (Stot- powers. outdistance Purdue (13 top ,.; 30; H. Aaron, Alia 28. saturday to give Seymour the tlemyre 20-12 m:t Peterson 12-Only the McKinleys - ~Ues votes and 293 points) al'll San Fr.anclsco (Sadecld 12-11> American League: F. Howall-time Notre Dame reeord for and Canton - finished in the Southern California, the defeOOat Houston (Lemaster 10.15), 8:· 10), 5 p.m. ard, Wasb 43; Horton, Det 36; scoring receptions. Detroit (Lollch 16-9) at Bald- I® 20, ing champion, with 290 points. 30 p.m. Harrelaon, Bos 35i Jack1011, Oak Purdue had an easy tim~ PeM State, a 31-6 conqueror New York (Koosman 18-U) at more (Hardin 18-12), 8p.m. 28 Freehsn and cash, Det 24. oi Navy, was fOW"th with one routing Virginia 44-6 while Boston (Lonborg 6-8) at Wash:Atlanta (Nlekro 12-12l, 8:05 p, ' . Runs Batted In Ington (Bortalna 6-13), 8:05 p. flrst..placc vote am 158 points, southern cal needed two late m. \ Nafional League: McCovey, 22 more Ulan fifth-ranking touchdowns from alJ.America '··PhlladelpJlla (Johnson 3-3) at m. Ohio High San Fran 103; Williams, Chi 98; Mlmesota (Boswell 10.12l at UCLA, who destroyed Pit- o.J. Simpson to edge Minnesota st. Lools (Washburn 13-7) 9 p, Perez, Cin 92; Santo, Chi 89; C&llfornta (MeGlothlin 10.14), 11 tsburgh 63--7 and received one m. Sehool Poll UPI College Poll Clendenon, Pitt 85. -· Clnctmatl (Malooey 14-10) at p.m. firs~lace vote. American League: HarrehKm, Chlolgo (Nyman 2-1) at O&k· COLUMBUS (UPO- The first NEW YORK (UPI) - T h e Rounding oat the top 10 are: Pittsburgh· (Blass 17-5), 8:05 p, land (Hunter 13-13), 11 p.m. United Press lnternadooal Ohio Bos 109; F, Howard, Wash 105; Kansa• (86); Alabsma (85); United Press Jnternattooal top m. high school Clai!IS AA coachea Northrup, Det 89; Horton, Det WednesdQ's Games Nebraska (81); Louisiana State 20 major college football teams Wednesday'& Games 85; Powell, Bal 84. football rating, with fit st. place Chicago at oakland, ni&ht with first.place votes and won~ (67) and -Miami <na.) (59). night Clncl111111tl at Plttsbur&h, Pitching Mimesota at California, night votes and won-lost records in par · Houston heads the second 10 lo1t-tied records in parentheses. · San Fran at Hoooton, night Natlooal League: Blass, Pili with 55 points, rive more than (First week) Boston at Washington, night enthests: Nlw York at Atlanta, night 17 -5; Marichal, Sait Fran 26-S; 12th place Indiana with Texas Teams Points Detroit at Baltimore, night Team Polnll Phlla at St. Lools, night Kline, Pitt 12-5; GI!Json, St. L. • (42), Florldl (36), Ohio State t , Upper Arlington (19)(3.0)280 Cleveland at Baltimore. i. Notre Dame (17) (1.0) 321 s Angeles at Chl~.or' · 2. Cln. Roger Bacon(4)(3-8)215 21-S; Regan, Chi an~ Bolin, San (26), North :carolina State (21), 2. PUrdue (t3) (1.0) 293 3. Montor (4) (3.0)177 Fran 10..5. (3) (1.0) 290 Michigan State (1'() , Arizona 3. Sou Cal American League : McLain, State (14), TeMessee (12) and 4. S!albenvU!e (1)(3.0) 146 4. Penn St. (I) (1.0) ISS 5. Nlies McKinlOl' (5) (3-8) i31 Del 31-'; Culp, Bos 15-5; Tlant, Florida state (11) rounding out 5. UCLA (l) (1.0) 136 6. Sands sky (1) (3.0) Ill Clove 20-S; Ell!lliOrlh, Bos 15- the top 20. G. Kansao (1.()) 86 7. Canton MeK!nlO)' {2-1) 98 7; McNatl,y, Balto 21-10. 7. Alabama (1.0) 85 Ara Parseghian's Fighting 8. Massillon (2-1) 70 (2.0) 81 lrish will be asked to defend 8, Nebraska 9. Cleveland st. Joseph (3.0) 67 9. Louisiana St. (1.0) 87 their No. 1 ranking almost 15TH IN NATION 10. Hamllton Garfield (3.0) 62 10. Mlaml (Fla.) (1.0) 59 Immediately when they play NEW YORK (UPI) - Ohio Second 10: 11. Elyria 61; 12. Second 10-11, Houston (55); host to Jack Mollenkapr s State's football Buckeyes, who PITISBURGH (IJPI) - The single by Chleo Rulz, Pltis- Warren Western Reserve 58; 13. have not yet opened the Season powerful Purdue squad in a 12, Indiana (50); 13, Texu (~); onlf tblng tile Pittsburgh PI- burgh socred the game's ftrst COlumbus Eastrnoor 46i 14. formally, were rated 15tfl in the grll!ge match Saturday at South t4, Florlds (36); 15, Ohio State (26); 18. North Caroltns State rates have to do . to pin a run in the !oorth when AI Ollv- Portsmouth 4Si 15. Toledo [)e.. ftrst United Press International Bend, Ind. er singled, moved ID aec:on.l Sales f2; 16. Clnclnnstl Moel(21); 17, Michigan State (17); Boilermakers Are Tough lll!nk>lace finish tn" tbe football poll, al I,eegue Is dwq> tho Cincin- when Willie Stargoll walkell, ler tli 17. Cincbmatf Elder 31; The Boilermakers dmnped 18, Arizona State (14); 19, TenOhio received 26 points. The went to third on an error a:nd 18. Dayton Belmont 30; 19. ToReds - no eaLIJI ehore. Notre Dame fr<m the No. 1 spot nessee (12); 20, Florida State Buckeyes first opponent- SouthThe Hecla II least maintained croased the plate on Geoe AJ.. ledo Whitmer ...t Urns Senior ern Methodist - was rated in the early last season when quarter- (11). 18)''1 forceout at aeeoncl. . 29 each; 20. Gorfleld Heights tbe stetus quo ·In tbe league group receiving five or more In the r Pittsburgh held 27. Mondly n!&hi - a two • gamo points, but not enough for a lop Othera: Parma Valley Forse .Jeod over !be fourth.plaee Dues a 6-3 edmDgo going into the 20 spot. '- with a spltt of a twl-nl&ht ninth when tlte Reds e~q~leded 26; Akron Garfield 22; Lorain Notre Dame, "ith 321 points, tor six runa. The outburst wu Senior ...t CU!'ahol!a Falis 20 !J'ooblebeader here. They won was the first pJace team. tbe nrst game In como-trom-be- hlghllehted by a two-run doohle each; SldnO)' 18; Toledo Central by Fred Whitfield which Ued caUM>Ilc 17; Eaot Uverpool 15. Iilnd fashion 9-G, but lost the the score at 8-11 and a bil:q> Struthers and Clnclmall st. Xav • oecond lo Pittabur&h 2-1 In tbe slagle by Vadl Pinson to put l8r It each; Cleveland st. Ignalotll IMlng of tbe Dll!btcaP. The Pirates oa'Oed.; t(le second the Rods ahead 7-6. Perez tiUs 13; Da,yton Alter and ~ing­ copped tile scoring with a two- fleld !buth 12 each; Hamilton NAMED CAPTAIN ,II""" when llal'fl' Wills opena4 ruo sl,.te. Badin II; Welistoo and WlnteroCINCINNATI (UPI) - Oscar 1he lotll with a walk, odVliiCed . Bill Keloo (4-1) woo the ftrst 10 each; Akron st. VIncent vllle Robertson. the Cincinnati Roy0.. Matcy Aloo's single and tileD game but sulrered tile defeat In 9; Lorain Admiral KlnJ, BeUalre ala st(lerstar, has been chosen ocorJ!d on a sl~VIe by Malloy the nlghtclp In ..net Pltto- st. John'l, Toledo ~. Gem& captain of the team for the third MolL The Reds Ued t h o contest burgll's Ron Kline (12-6) lost ond !Jielby 7 each; Bellefontaine straight season. Robertson was to lead the Roy· 1·1 in the aevemh on a double lite ftrst game In relief but woo 6; Dover ...t Toledo Central . I Jte aeoond In tho aame role. Cathollc 5 each; Wllj'lle ...t Manaals tonight in their nrst preby Tony Perez and 1 two - out Alou weni 5-10 at the plate field Senior, 4 ..ch; Yoongotown season game with a National Baslor tho Pirates ID boost his bat. Ursuline, C&!Mrld&e, New Phll- ketball Aasoclatton owonent ilns avoraae ID .333 Just three adolplda, AlbeDo, Clndmatl The Mllw~ Bucks, an expan-polrts behind moJor leoawl Huabe• ond Lllllcaster .3 each; sion team. leodlllll Pete Rose of Clnclmttl, Vandalia JliKior, Colwnbu& WatMASON BOWLING Ask the man, "How who betted 1-6. ' teriDIIi. aud Zanesvilie 2 each; (Week endlqr sept, 21)' ne teamo meet aptn tool&ht Cleveland GlenviUe, Wadowortl>, many insurance (Teams ~ In order Hated) wtth Gaey Nolan (9.2) aoheduled NIIJO(- Wooatar, Clnelnoatl, SUNDAY MIXED companies dp you Luelfera, Shlmrocks, l,azy-4, to lou lor tile Reds ogalnat W,YOJIIine, Clndmatl Ook Hill1 MARK ANNIVERSARY represent?" steve Blass (17-5), DANVILLE, VL (IJPO- Jack and Rosllord I each. Goodrich & AILlker>'!'li'f, Fer· Dempsey ODd Jess WUiard hive If he says just one - slow down. &uson & Sl18on;·I H - women, _ , Invited ro celebrate the . 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Jim Nash allowed Ill< hltlllld thfa seaaon, &.oored the wiMing doubled In two runs durlnc a run In tile eighth inning when Ove-run rall,y In tile fourth Mark Belanger walked, went to iMlng before a uowd <1 onl7 aeoond on,piteher Roger Nelson's 2, 724 at Anaheim. Nalh atruc:k sacrlftce and tallied on Don out ....., and walked one · In Buford's aingle. Pete Richert shut out thl!l Tigers for the last raining hla ncord ID 13-12. Fred Whltfleld'l two-nm doU· two lnnlngs to preserve Nelson's ble aDd Tony Perez• two-niD fourth win. single highlighted a alx-run McLain struck out (our ntnth.lnnlng rally which enabled batters, raising his season the Reds lo win the first game. strikeout total to 276 and The Pirates won the HCOnd surpassing the club mark of 275 game, however, when Mini)' held by Ha1 Newhouser . Mota singled in Maury WU11 The Senators, who rallled to with the wlming run In tile 1otll tie tile Red Sox In the eighth and lith innnlngs, pulled out i.Mlng. Matcy Alou WCIII 5-lor-10 tor their victory when Ken McMulthe Pirates in the doub)eheader len singled home Ed Stroud while Pete Rose went I .tor -11. wtth one out in the 14th imlng. Rose leads Alw .336 lo ,:133 In S t r o u d, McMullen, Frank Howard and Paul Casanova had tbeir race for the NL battln& three hits each for the Senators title. Orioles Stop McLain nati- ....,..IID)'thlng stu-. ...t Mil<c 1\odrowa ...t Kin sentlnci, MkkiJl'J"•U"(.. i'o'liC&"O)", 0., -SepL 24, 196K *"""' Voice along Broadway NEW YORK - ,. The Daily t:ontaiM 7' :.. r o.:kar 11l:aslir ~ lwd . cuu,.~h 2" llllf\' tHIKlkli n~ ami nails tu tin lh!.! "jl,\1). I• 1 �I I I ' ,,, ';, ./r , ) 3 - .pDCTQI::tiS . ·, .. .• '. No Early Wcmiing _Sig~s . , Qf' ProstQfe 1'roubl~ : .· .:· /i \ So far Political Hecklers Hoe a Hard Row . in his -campaign for thto presideocy , Br WAYNE G. IRi;NDSTAD.T, M.D. seems to turn out backwards. 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'nlril! ..,...... ..,.• ., ~ 9-lloes pros!ate trouble gi¥e any warning si~ns whM 1 a l fuan ' Js in his 30s or 40s?· . .D,p<s j.!~e use of alcohol have • any polring . on ·. prostate or ' kidney ltou~)e? : · A-8y . pros!~~ m)oble you . could mean acute inOammalion (prostatitis), ,benign en. largement I prostatism I or rostatic canc~t. Unfortunate- , y, no early wamlng' signals are given ~Y any of these at any age. Alcohol has bo direct affect on the kidney or pros- HUbert Humphrey has been met nearly every where he has gone by youth£ul Vietnam war dissenters bearing hostile banners and hostile altitudes. Richard Nixon. on the other hand, has been drawing highly enthusiastic crowds. U there are any dissenters among his audiences, they have kept politely quiet. Why the difference? According to a number of demonstrators who have been interviewed, there are two reasons. Firat, Humphrey is part of the Johnson administralion and as such shares the onus of the Vietnam mess. ~One sign seen In Houston called him "The Butcher's Apprentice." ) Second, bad as Humphrey is, the protesters feef there is still hope for him. Ni•on. how. ever, is considered a hopeless case. Explained one college student in Flint, Mich. : "[ just wouldn't bother to demonstrate againat Niion. I'm here protesting a6ainst Humphrey because there's a possibility or changing him." Unfortunately for the de m on s t rat or s, Humphrey remains unintimidated. He recently told some of them bluntly that they were "dead wrong." Meanwhile, third party candidate George Wallace continues to draw his own contingent of protesters. But whereas the hecklers are a source or irritation and embarrassment to Humphrey and a definite handicap in his campaign, their only effect regarding Wallace bas been to create more and more sympathizen for him. It isn't easy being a young idealist these days , ejpecially when everything you do News---Russian Style - Stop running so many features and fiUers and start printing more news and information is the order that has gone out from the Communist Party Central r,ommlttee in Moscow to newspaper edJtors ail over Russia, reports the New York Times. It seems that local papers are wont to edify their readers with stories about, for example, "a bird that can ny backwprds" or "a wonder frog half the saze of a matchbox that can klU jaguars." So Russian newspapers start printing tbe "news," Kremlin version. Will it be any more • believable than tall tales about fantastic birds and frogs? f, Egoi.r;m Forms Vary Pope Paul VI chided Catholics the oilier day for allowing selfishness to exaggerate the burdens of having a large family. He warned ·against ''the danger of egoism, of diffidence. of crisis that seems to paralyze like a chil1 so many married couples.,. The pope's use of the "egoism" is interesting in light of his r e c e n t visit to South America. According to pofulation experts, who get another kind of chil when they think about it, r u n a w a y population growth it; especially severe in that part of the world. But the main obstacle to birth control there, the demographers claim. is not the church but the egoism of the Latin male who b.elieves he must father a string Qf ehildren to prove his virility. "*"" ,... ....n.. . '-'b.__...., ..... . _ ·Motor Cll'riW . . . . . . . . . . .. .w.. 0.. _ . . ...... ..,. "...ai 0.. • nuo. 'Six -"'• u.u. ,.,.. ..... AA , ~ Wllwt -.cr~ JN"IH iJ1eWM ~,........... u.l. ; \ C'tNNEL AT BAY Firebrands Cool Their 'Thing' Helen Help Revolution Falls on Evil Days US •••By Helen Bottel By WARD CANNEL NEW YORK (NEAl Well, of al1 things, there was Mark Rudd lining up along with the othtr kids to register for the fall semester at Columbia University . Rudd, it may be recalled, was one of the leaders of the student protest that seized and disabled Columbia just before term papers were due last spring. Exactly what the protest was all about is still largely a mystery. But it took the city pollee to liberate the campus. And in the aftermath, President Grayson Kirk resigned and Rudd and bls colleagues, vowing to continue the protest arter the summer vacation, were suspended from the university. ADd DOW, o[ an things, to ftnd him trylnc lo reclster [or elasses-weU, honestly! ll tbat aay way to run a revolution? tie tnay be somewhat naive about this sort of thing, But it ~ ~1\vays been our belief that revolutionary leaders dealt ailost exclusively in hideouts, disguises, midnight meetings in boiler rooms and raids at dawn . If they appeared in public at all, it was only for sentencing or a hasty panel discussion with David Susskind and five Polish dentists. But that does not seem to be the case any ·more. Nowadays, as far as we can see, there is practically no difference between revolution and business-as-usual I• faet, there are moments when tt appears that revolution IS buolaess·ao-asaal. Just let some firebrand climb onto a table and shout: "Down with their thing!" and there are immediately lapel buttons and highbaU glasses available with tbe same legend and magazine reports, TV documentaries and adult education courses on the movement and its place in history. From what we saw on the Columbia campus last spring and trouble. What should we do? YOUTH ASKED FOR ITI at Chicago during the convention, the people who make those "Yale" ani:l "Harvard" pennants are missing a good thing if This column is for young peo. GOSSIPED ABOUT they don't come out with a "Students" and "l'olice" line for pie, their problems and pleas- Dear G.A. : the ran season. You can't undo what is alreaures, their troubles and fun. As Hard as we find it to believe, the embattled establishment with the. rest of Helen Help Us!, dy done, but you CAN t1nd analso seems to have a piece of the revolution market. It welcomes laughs but won't other Mother Confessor. Just let some firebrand shout : ''Down wlth their thing!'' And be glad you've learned this dodge a serious question with a and there is immediately an official fact-finding commission lesson early: never trust an ovbrush-df. appointed to look into the causes of the rebetuon, namely what Send your teenage questions to ereager listener. - H. thing? Why does he want it down? How did it get up in the YOUTH ASKED FOR IT • care ol first place? And would it possibly be better if it were lowered Helen Help Usl this newspaper. halfway? · MIS'l NOSY NEEDS NUDGE 1r we understand it correctly, the general theory on both Dear Helen: sides seems to be that If there is a revolution Lt must mean I bsby.slt for !riends .of ~ ~ r somethjng . .And ~rtil .sopt¢b0dy ftn~s out .wha,( ,i\ means, the .. fan\lly , . Th&l'.. .llv.~ neu door ID secretJry of commerce will look an~r it. - ·' . 5 ts;M:~;~·~ Miss Nosy, U.S.A. Jt would not 8Urprfse US ' lathe ~~a- to WOk" Up tomortOW Every time I take care of the morning and 6nd that a new federal agency had been established under the title or Department of Revolution. And subchildren, Miss t.l. walks right in ADULTS - $2.50 sumed thereunder (as they say ln Waahlngton) a Commlardon without knocking and snoops a. CHILDREN - $1.75 of Adultery and Divorce, an Oirlce o! Relevance, Dialogue and round while she asks me 800 Confrontation and a Bureau of Charisma, Inarticulate Yearnquestions. !Jie goea into the re. Ing aad Visceral Respoase. frigerator, desk drawers and cabAs we said, maybe we are very naive about this whole lnets, slamming everything athing. But it seems to us that today's firebrands are giving n:und, and often waking up the revolution a bad name. And we were very happy to see on baby. our TV set a young, bearded, bruised disturber of the peace She tell1 me she only drops just back from Chicago who c~mpJained: "We'll have to go In to see how rm getting aunderground . We'll have to shave. get haircuts, and wear business suits and clean shirts if we want to keep the rebel· !oog, but she can see without lion alive." snooping. !lie also tries to pump me about tile family. How can I tell her not to pry Shirley Mac Laine complained to without being Impolite? After sll, pals that Warren Beatty's films she's an adult. - BABY SITTER are too violent and ··-t~te real Dear Sltter: lUe criminals are too likable." Tell )'OUr empiO)'ers about Jerry Lewis rold friends hlo Ml11 No!Y•I liDJpinesa. I thlnk real estate now is worth $4,- tlley'll agree with me, members so happy about the latest com- 000,000 .... Ad exec was look- of the great "rnedcle" class doa't pliment lo one of his golden old- ing for a '"type., like the pic- deserve wahut glove treatment. ies: George Wallace has start-- tures of dance hostesses outllde - H, ed using Jack's ''Are You From Bdwy, dance palaces; spotted a Dear .Helen: Dixie" as his anthem .... Peter photo ootslde one and with a r m In shli<:k: I )lot came back Donald's stroke, financially as $20 tip got tile last known sd· from a secret trip lo the cloc:well as physleally, taJIPOC} out dreso of the gal: she'd been dea4 wr as 1 thought 1 hsd a disease the former Fred Allen radio-ally; 15 year a . .•• Arlene Francia' or oomellolni- He told me I ,.. Pete'• ln a nursing home •••• 11011, Peter Gabel, is teaching at three IIIOIItha pr-1 Helen, Henry Fonda in gray -cardJ.. Browning Sehool for Boys here [ cooldll't be. Ml' boyfriend and gan sweater and hair to mateh in N. Y. .•.. Phil Silvers Is wi I bave wrong, loped along 5th at 54th; at 63, out.patient at Mt. ~ on the We've necked and pelted, but I Hank has a very-boyish upect ooaati Ph.ll's due for aome good swear rm a Ylrg)n. in race and walki so has Ute Duke luck soon, we pray. II Wa poaalblo, ...t can I or Windsor. N. Y. Dem. Cong. John Mur· fNU mike m,y par- believe Oldtime kid star Jaokle Coo- ph,y {Bkl,yn•.staten Island) Is the It?- NOT GUILTY gan's frau Dodle is recuperat- noisiest name being whispered Deat Not: ing from surgery .• .. Noisily behind cigars to nm for mayor Yes. It's po111ble. In rare ln~ rumored as the reason why that .... Ra,y Stark said he spent stances •"teetmleal virgins" be~ big man in Washington is retir- $100,000 for the hlge !eJI4>artll come Pl'OIIIint. but 100'11 prob. ing : that he'll convert to Cathol- after the 'tf'lll'l1.)' Glrl'' premabb' never ODIWinc:e anyone 10 Icism after the noise ends .... iere 'caul!@ he ''Wanted to make don't try. Omar 9aarit feel at home" .... For that -.r, I -liD cJil. Ed Ames considers hla Oct. sing. rrice this klnd of heaing date at the Wsldorl his final v-, petUng & "going all thewQ." big turnlne point - so he has I one Ia - . 10 Is the other, THANK "'W'"·I 22 )>JODIOIIon speclallsta pushi"B Yoo faCe the ~~JJ~~e rlaka, ...t In 110 I<IOPI 'ICU'~~ like crazeeet l I11IIIIY _ . , the plfchologlcal COME Mo'.IN" • J, P , Stevens & Co. OlqlectS Iii' damage ... be far greaier. - H. make a fortune wlth its newDear Hoiea: est item - "disposable pan .. I ba., a teacher who pretends ties" for the gals - at 1!i cents ID be .....- lntere- In her a throwaway · ·· ~ The late mO'l1MQ' to ber .,_ vie composer Franz Waxman's tor achoOI aDd ·tell her all their 101\ John and VIrginia Walsh have tn>ul>les, and boW lho loVes to a Thanksgiving wedding dste. .... llsta>l And aak The TV actor Jack Lords will But lf(\UIIII 1"'1 .she taiiui lboot explode the usual H'wood nash the thlnP ilbe'lljlora, like to otJI. .••. Kate Smith will eam as much ot ~db lllll!evea other teacbera. from TV gueat shots alone thla I lo\d ber io;fow 1hinP bec:auM ftseal showbiz aea10n as abe I thought ' ~ w4a aiood trl.... did in early-radio-star yean. rntt,y - I t waoal)over school . Helen Ha,yes onstage II the - and I IWMJ! I ftever told ID., usual main attraetioo. but ahe'll olher perlonl 9>mahi>Wit alwayt be In the audience Oct. 10 ro comes wt exas&~~r~ ~· Sevsee GWllds Donllo...,, The young eral ·other_&lrllbaYt,ilfdtbe same laas pl-.yed Miss Hayes• oldest ' . daughter in o~~The hw~lf"lor the APA repertory lnlupe last Gr..t old rlldlo alar Lomf Roaa sea!IOJI .... The APA PJI8'a reel- had a Limbo Club ioo-101111 luneh ing - tile lecleral IOIV't. pulled eellbratjon ~ ~ to Boback tile $500,000 arta-idft It had aota. ColoiDI>Ia - . be's _.. provided tile last few years · - · ing tha llolel T~. FRIDAY FISH / .8UUEJ 'Pi:t.i., REGISTER . . . URSDAY and FRIDAY, SEPT: 26- 27 .. . .. -9· A..M: TO 3 PM.'- :· . ,;,.,," . NURSERY IfiLL OPEN MON.DAY, SEPT. 30 I ,. · ;1 HOT LUNCH sF:RvEn THE cfi;LDR~NJ ... BY JACK O'BRIAN Sinatra's makinl no bones about how be thinks HHH'a campaign is belng mauled by inlidera; and saya he "really li.lle1 Hubert" ... Oh, lt'• not realJ1 a reaction against t h e KennedJ's, who dropped him ear1.7 in JFK'a term? •••. Sinatra's llllllysls of the Wall Street Jour. nsl's startling wrapup or his off , mike Utt: ••A hatchet job to embunss Humphre,.." .•.• Putnam will p.abllsh '"'be Godfather," bJ Marlo Puzo, '"The story of a Coli& Nostra "Family' " with an lntemationally known male singer as a prominent fictionalized charaeter .... It will festure sn AwalachiiiiKYPO boss - mobster mooting ...t other clearl,y lden- .... The paperbook rights already have been sold for $400,000 .••. The last novel to drag The Voice even deeper through the much, "The King, 11 was a fictional bore and a disgrace. Patsy Gullotta, geolal, long. time owner of the Vesuvio Restaurant on 48th W, ofBdwy.pass- utlable Mafla-real-llfe parallels ficial nat'l election anthem, isn't TAAVII.&IIS WrT\4 EXPeNSIVE CAA IVJO NIFTY ~UG&.GE WHO .WST liXUDE CUSS AAVli THIS TO SAY Of TH&IR I«CM/N:)Dit;(I(:MS· .• I I ' !) I' ~ ' r ', ed away .... At the Nepentha dlscotek, UwasCrug-lrugandthen Garland and then they excttedly lett the dance Ooor 1o plsy btlllards .... Actor Otto Kruger's survived two strokes; can't write to fana but is Lm· ldss-«ias for Judy her young date and proving, Great songsmith Jaek Yellen, whose .. Happy D~s Are Here Againtt became the Dem's of- _.e .,e-•.. . '· ' Golde·n Bears Still Number One In Ohio CQLUMBUS (IJPO- .Despite '. . a nine-month hibernation between' football -.,aaona, the , Golden of 1.\>per Arlington High Sehool have awakened trom their long slumber just as feroelqus and win - Hungry a1 e.ver. 1.\>per Arlington, last year'• Ualted P r e s s lnternattonsl Clau A football champion, ~ day took a command! ng lead ov~r second - place Clnclrmati ~r Bacon in the Bellon's •nrs(UPI coaches' polL ·Bea•• The Golden Bears garnered 19 first p)~e votea am 280 points from UPI'• board of coaehe s to outdiatance the Cincinnatians. Roger Bacon. which ftnlslled second ·lo Upper Arlington In the final 1967 otancllngs, polled four first place votes and 215 points. Both prep powers are'3-U thl& Moorehead, Upper Arlington has won 13 straight 1nd 41 of its last· 42 starts. The' Golden Bears have scored 191 poirts, yielding just a Jwo.polnt safety 1D Collllftbus Watterson, tile 1~86 Class AA schoolboy ehamps which blanked Upper Arlington 30-11 enroute ro the tltle. All· Start Q9 By sltdera FRED DOWN aftd changeups," ex· pla!ned McLain alter the game. uOIUIY McLain, thwarted In u1 didn't want to aggravate the his Orst try ID win his 32nd cut so 1 thought 11 was best not UPI~oWnter ...tren•t you loo ol4 to be platyin• with ILht.'t., Roger Bacon seeks lts 17th 4 FOR ') ._ -~~ game, will get one more chance to become the major leagues' biggest trimer In 52 years. .1 The 24-year"'ld Detroit Tiger ace, the majors' first 30..pme winner 'In 34 yearB, pltehed despite a cut oo hie right U..mb Moodsy night and suJrered a 2-1 loss to the Baltimore Orioles. A victory would have made McLain the maJors• bluest wimer alnc:e Grov~ Cleveland Alf.:"l,r won 33 Qll'l8S for the Ph lphla Phlllles In 1916. uY, couldn~ throw any curves because or the cut and tried .. compensate by Utrowhtg a lot ot to throw any eunes•• , Manager ~ Smith Bald that Meuiln will start Saturdsy'l game aplnst the WashIngton Senators In Detroit and ~ 11 lt' a a mlnor aJiment ted will be cleared up b)! then.'' SenatoraTop 'lloSO< The Waahln81Dn Senators best the Bollon Red Sex, 6-5, In 14 imlngs, the Minnesota Twins downed the California AJ!iels, 3o snd the Oakland Atbletlcs d:.reatecl the Chlcaeo Whtte Sex, 5-l, In other American Loajp~e 'games while the Cincinnati Reds ...t Pltt.oorgh Pirates straight c o n q u e s t Friday against Cincinnati McNicholas. Unbeaten Mentor (3-0), whleh shut out Massillon 19-0 this seaUOOer veteNn Coach aon, Is solidly entrenched ln By United Press tltematlonal Nations! Lesgue third place with 177 points. G. AB R. H. Pet. Steubenville's Big Red an:! Rose, Cln 143 604 91 203 ,336 Nile• McKinley round out the Aloo, Pit 141 538 58 179 .333 top five, followed by Sandusky, Alw, Alia 155 643 70 204 .317 Canton McKinley, MassWon. Johnl!ll, Cln 144 586 78 185 .316 Cleveland st. Joseh and Hamil~ Flood, st. L 147 606 71 182 .300 American League ton Garfield By· United Press International Staub !lou 156 574 54 l7I .298 W . L. Pet. GB Only Two Lost National League Beekrt, Chi !52 632 98 188 .297 x-Detrott , , , .101 56 . 843 Canton McKinley and ¥assUW, L. Pet. GB 1h MeCovy, SF 143 502 78 146 .291 Baltimore ••• ,90 68 ,570 11 lon, two northeastern 0 h I o x.S~ Loola , , .94 63 .599 Haller, LA 139 454 36 132.291 Boston ••••.• 84 73 .535 17 powers. are the only teams in NEW YORK (UP0- Notre back Mlke Phipps burst into San Fran. •• • •SS 72 ,541 9 H. Aarn, Alia 155 592 82171.289 Cleveland , , • • 83 73 .532 1'1'.~ the tc;v ten to have suffered deClnclnnlti , • , .81 76 .516 13 Dame today holds an uneasy national prominence wltil an Millon, AU• 144 SSO 47 159 .289 New York . , , ,80 76 ,513 20'h feat. They are both 2-1. Niles Pittsburgh •• , , 79 78 , 503 15 perch on the pinnacle or college impressive pas s ing display American League against the Irish. But Purdue, •• • , , 79 78 ,503 22 O.kland McKinley blanked the Bulldogs Chlc~go, ..... 79 78 , 503 IS footbalL G, AB R. H. Pet. Minnesota • ... 76 81 . 484 2S 16-D. The Fighting Irish, national boasting one or the best AtlAnta ....... 79 78 ,503 15 Ystrski, Bos 152 522 87 157 .301 California • , , ,86 91 ,420 35 Nlles MeKinley, incidentally, ·Los· iq.Ios • •74 83 ,471 20 champions tn 1966 and fourth backfields in the country with cater, Oak 112 482 51 140 .290 Chlc1go , , • , ,61 93 ,408 37 has racked up 62 straight vic· last aeuon with an 8-2 mark_ Phipps, all- America Leroy Phlladelpbla • •73 84 ,465 21 Oliva, Min 128 470 54 136 .289 Washington .•. 81 95 .391 39\', tortes at home 11ince its 15-14 today were named the top Keyes and Perry Williams , New york. .... 71 86 •452 23 Buford, Bal 126 411 62 118 .287 c-CUnehed pennant loss to Yotmgstown Rayen in college football team in the must buck an awesome South Houolon , , • , ;70 87 ,446 24 Horton, Del 140 IiilO 67 143 .286 Mondl3's Results 1959. nation in the nrst week's Bend crowd and the (act that no x-Cllm::hes·pemw.nt Uhlndr, Min 137 488 52 138 .283 has ever beaten a Baltimore 2 Ileltoit I, night The Dragons seek No. 63 Satratl111s b)' United Press Inter- team Monday's llesul'ts Waah 6 Bos 4 F, Hwd, Was 153 579 77 181 .278 Parseghian Notre Dame team 1 14 inns,, night urday night against Toledo Libnational's 35-member board or Clncl 9 Pitta 6, !st. twUight Cpnris, Oak 154 623 84 172 .276 twice In succession. Minnesota 3 California 0, night Pitts ; 2 Clncl 1, 2nd, 10 lnos. beY> coaches. The record-shattering Irish Oakland 5 Chleago I, night Mentor, canton McKlnely, Davlllo, Cal 142 512 47 141 .275 Notre Dame, which scored an Only games seheduled Harrlsn, Boa 145 519 78 142 ,274 passing combination of Terry Only games scheduled Niles McKinley 1 Cleveland St. impressive 45-21 victory over a TodaJ!'s Prtobable Pltehera Home Runs Hanratty to- Jim S e y m o u r Today's Piobable Pitchers Joseph and Hllllilton GarOeld h i g h I y ~ regarded Oklahoma AJ,l Times EDT National Lesgue: MeCovey, showed that It lost none of its All Times EDT failed last year In their bid to team, recelved 17 first-place Loa Angiles (Foster 1-8) at San Fran 35; Banks, Chi 32; effectiveness as the two comCleveland (MelloweD 14-13and O.nish among the top Ohio prep votes and 321 points to C(hleaeo (Je~klns 18-15), 2:30 p, Williams, Chi snd Allen, Phll bined for two touchdown passes Paul 4-8), at New York (Stot- powers. outdistance Purdue (13 top ,.; 30; H. Aaron, Alia 28. saturday to give Seymour the tlemyre 20-12 m:t Peterson 12-Only the McKinleys - ~Ues votes and 293 points) al'll San Fr.anclsco (Sadecld 12-11> American League: F. Howall-time Notre Dame reeord for and Canton - finished in the Southern California, the defeOOat Houston (Lemaster 10.15), 8:· 10), 5 p.m. ard, Wasb 43; Horton, Det 36; scoring receptions. Detroit (Lollch 16-9) at Bald- I® 20, ing champion, with 290 points. 30 p.m. Harrelaon, Bos 35i Jack1011, Oak Purdue had an easy tim~ PeM State, a 31-6 conqueror New York (Koosman 18-U) at more (Hardin 18-12), 8p.m. 28 Freehsn and cash, Det 24. oi Navy, was fOW"th with one routing Virginia 44-6 while Boston (Lonborg 6-8) at Wash:Atlanta (Nlekro 12-12l, 8:05 p, ' . Runs Batted In Ington (Bortalna 6-13), 8:05 p. flrst..placc vote am 158 points, southern cal needed two late m. \ Nafional League: McCovey, 22 more Ulan fifth-ranking touchdowns from alJ.America '··PhlladelpJlla (Johnson 3-3) at m. Ohio High San Fran 103; Williams, Chi 98; Mlmesota (Boswell 10.12l at UCLA, who destroyed Pit- o.J. Simpson to edge Minnesota st. Lools (Washburn 13-7) 9 p, Perez, Cin 92; Santo, Chi 89; C&llfornta (MeGlothlin 10.14), 11 tsburgh 63--7 and received one m. Sehool Poll UPI College Poll Clendenon, Pitt 85. -· Clnctmatl (Malooey 14-10) at p.m. firs~lace vote. American League: HarrehKm, Chlolgo (Nyman 2-1) at O&k· COLUMBUS (UPO- The first NEW YORK (UPI) - T h e Rounding oat the top 10 are: Pittsburgh· (Blass 17-5), 8:05 p, land (Hunter 13-13), 11 p.m. United Press lnternadooal Ohio Bos 109; F, Howard, Wash 105; Kansa• (86); Alabsma (85); United Press Jnternattooal top m. high school Clai!IS AA coachea Northrup, Det 89; Horton, Det WednesdQ's Games Nebraska (81); Louisiana State 20 major college football teams Wednesday'& Games 85; Powell, Bal 84. football rating, with fit st. place Chicago at oakland, ni&ht with first.place votes and won~ (67) and -Miami <na.) (59). night Clncl111111tl at Plttsbur&h, Pitching Mimesota at California, night votes and won-lost records in par · Houston heads the second 10 lo1t-tied records in parentheses. · San Fran at Hoooton, night Natlooal League: Blass, Pili with 55 points, rive more than (First week) Boston at Washington, night enthests: Nlw York at Atlanta, night 17 -5; Marichal, Sait Fran 26-S; 12th place Indiana with Texas Teams Points Detroit at Baltimore, night Team Polnll Phlla at St. Lools, night Kline, Pitt 12-5; GI!Json, St. L. • (42), Florldl (36), Ohio State t , Upper Arlington (19)(3.0)280 Cleveland at Baltimore. i. Notre Dame (17) (1.0) 321 s Angeles at Chl~.or' · 2. Cln. Roger Bacon(4)(3-8)215 21-S; Regan, Chi an~ Bolin, San (26), North :carolina State (21), 2. PUrdue (t3) (1.0) 293 3. Montor (4) (3.0)177 Fran 10..5. (3) (1.0) 290 Michigan State (1'() , Arizona 3. Sou Cal American League : McLain, State (14), TeMessee (12) and 4. S!albenvU!e (1)(3.0) 146 4. Penn St. (I) (1.0) ISS 5. Nlies McKinlOl' (5) (3-8) i31 Del 31-'; Culp, Bos 15-5; Tlant, Florida state (11) rounding out 5. UCLA (l) (1.0) 136 6. Sands sky (1) (3.0) Ill Clove 20-S; Ell!lliOrlh, Bos 15- the top 20. G. Kansao (1.()) 86 7. Canton MeK!nlO)' {2-1) 98 7; McNatl,y, Balto 21-10. 7. Alabama (1.0) 85 Ara Parseghian's Fighting 8. Massillon (2-1) 70 (2.0) 81 lrish will be asked to defend 8, Nebraska 9. Cleveland st. Joseph (3.0) 67 9. Louisiana St. (1.0) 87 their No. 1 ranking almost 15TH IN NATION 10. Hamllton Garfield (3.0) 62 10. Mlaml (Fla.) (1.0) 59 Immediately when they play NEW YORK (UPI) - Ohio Second 10: 11. Elyria 61; 12. Second 10-11, Houston (55); host to Jack Mollenkapr s State's football Buckeyes, who PITISBURGH (IJPI) - The single by Chleo Rulz, Pltis- Warren Western Reserve 58; 13. have not yet opened the Season powerful Purdue squad in a 12, Indiana (50); 13, Texu (~); onlf tblng tile Pittsburgh PI- burgh socred the game's ftrst COlumbus Eastrnoor 46i 14. formally, were rated 15tfl in the grll!ge match Saturday at South t4, Florlds (36); 15, Ohio State (26); 18. North Caroltns State rates have to do . to pin a run in the !oorth when AI Ollv- Portsmouth 4Si 15. Toledo [)e.. ftrst United Press International Bend, Ind. er singled, moved ID aec:on.l Sales f2; 16. Clnclnnstl Moel(21); 17, Michigan State (17); Boilermakers Are Tough lll!nk>lace finish tn" tbe football poll, al I,eegue Is dwq> tho Cincin- when Willie Stargoll walkell, ler tli 17. Cincbmatf Elder 31; The Boilermakers dmnped 18, Arizona State (14); 19, TenOhio received 26 points. The went to third on an error a:nd 18. Dayton Belmont 30; 19. ToReds - no eaLIJI ehore. Notre Dame fr<m the No. 1 spot nessee (12); 20, Florida State Buckeyes first opponent- SouthThe Hecla II least maintained croased the plate on Geoe AJ.. ledo Whitmer ...t Urns Senior ern Methodist - was rated in the early last season when quarter- (11). 18)''1 forceout at aeeoncl. . 29 each; 20. Gorfleld Heights tbe stetus quo ·In tbe league group receiving five or more In the r Pittsburgh held 27. Mondly n!&hi - a two • gamo points, but not enough for a lop Othera: Parma Valley Forse .Jeod over !be fourth.plaee Dues a 6-3 edmDgo going into the 20 spot. '- with a spltt of a twl-nl&ht ninth when tlte Reds e~q~leded 26; Akron Garfield 22; Lorain Notre Dame, "ith 321 points, tor six runa. The outburst wu Senior ...t CU!'ahol!a Falis 20 !J'ooblebeader here. They won was the first pJace team. tbe nrst game In como-trom-be- hlghllehted by a two-run doohle each; SldnO)' 18; Toledo Central by Fred Whitfield which Ued caUM>Ilc 17; Eaot Uverpool 15. Iilnd fashion 9-G, but lost the the score at 8-11 and a bil:q> Struthers and Clnclmall st. Xav • oecond lo Pittabur&h 2-1 In tbe slagle by Vadl Pinson to put l8r It each; Cleveland st. Ignalotll IMlng of tbe Dll!btcaP. The Pirates oa'Oed.; t(le second the Rods ahead 7-6. Perez tiUs 13; Da,yton Alter and ~ing­ copped tile scoring with a two- fleld !buth 12 each; Hamilton NAMED CAPTAIN ,II""" when llal'fl' Wills opena4 ruo sl,.te. Badin II; Welistoo and WlnteroCINCINNATI (UPI) - Oscar 1he lotll with a walk, odVliiCed . Bill Keloo (4-1) woo the ftrst 10 each; Akron st. VIncent vllle Robertson. the Cincinnati Roy0.. Matcy Aloo's single and tileD game but sulrered tile defeat In 9; Lorain Admiral KlnJ, BeUalre ala st(lerstar, has been chosen ocorJ!d on a sl~VIe by Malloy the nlghtclp In ..net Pltto- st. John'l, Toledo ~. Gem& captain of the team for the third MolL The Reds Ued t h o contest burgll's Ron Kline (12-6) lost ond !Jielby 7 each; Bellefontaine straight season. Robertson was to lead the Roy· 1·1 in the aevemh on a double lite ftrst game In relief but woo 6; Dover ...t Toledo Central . I Jte aeoond In tho aame role. Cathollc 5 each; Wllj'lle ...t Manaals tonight in their nrst preby Tony Perez and 1 two - out Alou weni 5-10 at the plate field Senior, 4 ..ch; Yoongotown season game with a National Baslor tho Pirates ID boost his bat. Ursuline, C&!Mrld&e, New Phll- ketball Aasoclatton owonent ilns avoraae ID .333 Just three adolplda, AlbeDo, Clndmatl The Mllw~ Bucks, an expan-polrts behind moJor leoawl Huabe• ond Lllllcaster .3 each; sion team. leodlllll Pete Rose of Clnclmttl, Vandalia JliKior, Colwnbu& WatMASON BOWLING Ask the man, "How who betted 1-6. ' teriDIIi. aud Zanesvilie 2 each; (Week endlqr sept, 21)' ne teamo meet aptn tool&ht Cleveland GlenviUe, Wadowortl>, many insurance (Teams ~ In order Hated) wtth Gaey Nolan (9.2) aoheduled NIIJO(- Wooatar, Clnelnoatl, SUNDAY MIXED companies dp you Luelfera, Shlmrocks, l,azy-4, to lou lor tile Reds ogalnat W,YOJIIine, Clndmatl Ook Hill1 MARK ANNIVERSARY represent?" steve Blass (17-5), DANVILLE, VL (IJPO- Jack and Rosllord I each. Goodrich & AILlker>'!'li'f, Fer· Dempsey ODd Jess WUiard hive If he says just one - slow down. &uson & Sl18on;·I H - women, _ , Invited ro celebrate the . Pal P&UIIh. 200; IU. oerlea, Pat He doesn't have much choice to offer you. 50th 1Ml versary of their ~a1Ji)l 470; men, Keith ~ker, Stands to reason you're better off if you buy heayywelght chlmplonshJi> light Don Gabrltsch 571. during tbe celtennlal festivities home, car Or business insurance from an agency MONDAY MERCHANTS of tile Danvllie Toblcoo AssoclHolflnln,,G. 0, Rol!lh_...i,Stak which represents several companies. An aUon on Sol>~ 21.27, 196!1, Masoo Co. Bank, PIMiote Dempsey kmc:ked out WUJard, inde~ndent agent. Like us. Mllleol ·Ins. (tlo), W,O.W., ' . July 4, . 1919, In Toledo, lo We have a choice. That s why we can g1ve ~~ Gi.r<J; HI 81111'• ~ become champion Ill 22f; HI serlel, Howml. you sound, impartial advice about which policy is IJ!!st •.And help speed a fair, fast season and have amassed lorw win stre•ka. Woo 13th In Row Leaders Notre Dame Tops College Grid Poll · The most Important quesdon to ask belore you buy lnsuranee. p« tlr• ,.,. ••'•• ••• anti -4 trf(_d.-ln ••'"•~I ,off r~. .. FAL ' .....,. ' t • r . . 1 i I d-CON KILLS RATS I UTILITY LAWN RAKE Head . and ferrule an: enameled aHrK tive green. 20 teeth, 181-':1. inches wide. 4 8 inch burncotc handle. DELUXE BAMBOO RAKE 77c r/h Aft.-~· ·· DELUXE LAWN RAKE Plated reinfurdn& sprint. lUff~qt 24 inches wide. Self-locking soc ket tines, distributes the load. 54 ·~ Ash h andle. 24 , 4 8 ua: h handl e. tin es. Rein forced lines spring back cllsi ly. , . . " . " · 3 19 2.29 ROOF COATING INCINERATOR A~bcstos- fJbcr, rene w ~ and seals 1\ ~ t.- qHoof coa t. Galvanized. with perforated raised bottom fo r proper drafl Snug-fit· Usc on wooJ, ting cover. Reg. 5.69 VALUL roo ling. wtlh a me tal. ur mkls- 3.66 onry. 5 lJallon. 3 99 • GARAGE ~ Sf)AL DENNIS ::.~l 33c ttoy l tough S111l1, loch, ~~ ~1J9 fiHibie , wnfotriiiiO lrr .... lc:lr - ,,~•• ifl , . , . ~~-·· ....... obrCl!licJII and Mo111peratvre • · lrem• J. _) WOOL INSULATION l· a~y to usc, puur a nyw he re. One but; CUV CJ~ 211 Sq . fl .. 3 in.:hCS thkk. 'T u mlorl l"l:tl<litims"' your 5" x 10' GUTTERING Galva ni1cJ . cas}! to install. Do--ityoum:lf ami sa~ . AU acccuoriel availabk. 2.19 DOOR~ · WEATHER- #:, .'h . S!"JP 1. 88 kit ~ Oflto•n•: On• 36" 11nd ....., ..... plecet ol •lrlflpl"'o and o 36"" doori•MP · 361NCH ALUMINUM THRESHOLD•• 119 • I<';¢ V'"'' inMrt lor pl!llliwe .-I ogoin1l drolh, roln, dvll efld I StORM DOOR KIT tJE IOWIII. .CIILIS ... • I settlement if you have a loss• This symbol is your assurance that we are . • • READINESS - . professiona.l ·i11depmdent agents. • n .,. ...ates Win Nightcap, Split Pair With Reds Local Bowling LAR~E· SIZB 4 All pric•• ~LUs· 37c Harrelson hod two each fOr tile Red sox, wMae nve.wlnning atreok .... ended. ' Chance _Wins It \ .../ Dean Chance pitched a lltrspill a doobleheader In the onl,y hltter ...t rookie outfielder Pat National League games. The Reds .. ... the first gaiM, 9~. Kell,y droVe In two nm• W!!h a and the Pirate• took the second~ homer and a dooble tor tbe Twins. Chance, 15-15, 2-1, in 10 tnnJngs. struck out seven ...t walked The Orioles, who have dealt McLain three of hil six losses nooe. Jim Nash allowed Ill< hltlllld thfa seaaon, &.oored the wiMing doubled In two runs durlnc a run In tile eighth inning when Ove-run rall,y In tile fourth Mark Belanger walked, went to iMlng before a uowd <1 onl7 aeoond on,piteher Roger Nelson's 2, 724 at Anaheim. Nalh atruc:k sacrlftce and tallied on Don out ....., and walked one · In Buford's aingle. Pete Richert shut out thl!l Tigers for the last raining hla ncord ID 13-12. Fred Whltfleld'l two-nm doU· two lnnlngs to preserve Nelson's ble aDd Tony Perez• two-niD fourth win. single highlighted a alx-run McLain struck out (our ntnth.lnnlng rally which enabled batters, raising his season the Reds lo win the first game. strikeout total to 276 and The Pirates won the HCOnd surpassing the club mark of 275 game, however, when Mini)' held by Ha1 Newhouser . Mota singled in Maury WU11 The Senators, who rallled to with the wlming run In tile 1otll tie tile Red Sox In the eighth and lith innnlngs, pulled out i.Mlng. Matcy Alou WCIII 5-lor-10 tor their victory when Ken McMulthe Pirates in the doub)eheader len singled home Ed Stroud while Pete Rose went I .tor -11. wtth one out in the 14th imlng. Rose leads Alw .336 lo ,:133 In S t r o u d, McMullen, Frank Howard and Paul Casanova had tbeir race for the NL battln& three hits each for the Senators title. Orioles Stop McLain nati- ....,..IID)'thlng stu-. ...t Mil<c 1\odrowa ...t Kin sentlnci, MkkiJl'J"•U"(.. i'o'liC&"O)", 0., -SepL 24, 196K *"""' Voice along Broadway NEW YORK - ,. The Daily t:ontaiM 7' :.. r o.:kar 11l:aslir ~ lwd . cuu,.~h 2" llllf\' tHIKlkli n~ ami nails tu tin lh!.! "jl,\1). I• 1 �"'" 1 ' • ;• oll-i .. ·~~ 1' ·~•. I I •• · • Dllly) i•nitf'!ll, ¥\ddioport-l'<lmerO)', '1"1.::. . ' ' The J.A)y.) ed ~~~ .CIRJreb Jll blasoo elected officers Thuredq even.. Ina' at the home of Mr1. Char· lotte Jenks, Muon. Retained as Jll'.Ooldenl w a 1 Mro. Jenko, and newly eloeied oft'icera are, YJ.ee.Pr8sldent. Mrs. Ruth Rlley; seerelary, Mro. Dorothy Cartwright, and treasurer Meigs Property PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL Uiag houro 2-4 and 7.8 p.m. Par. BIRTHS - Mr. and Mrs. samtilts only on Pediatrics Ward. uel Plants, Loraine, Ohio, 8 son. Admlis!ons ADMITTED - Ashbell Glov. Mro. Delmar R. Gingerich, er • Hendereonj Mrs. Delbert Mi628 Fourth Ave.; Mrs. Ambrose lim, Middleport; Harold Porter A. Stewart, 118Fourth Ave.; Mrs. Sr., Point Pleasant; E. A Green: Earl W, Carman, Rt. 1 Galllpo.. lee, Point Pleasantj Mrs. Luella Holzer MedJcal Center: Vis- I William riot ~ Rt.; Mrs. Mary E. Sl!oemaker, Rl. I Gall!J)olis; Mrs, DISMISSED - Mrs. Harold .Ralph J. Williams, Rt. I GaUl. Matheny, Mrs. Cleo Smith, Jon polls; Nra. Leonard 0. Allen, Crabtree, Willie Strunk, Delcie Mulford, Kelly Wartneburg Mrs J<onauga; lolro. Cl.vde w. Bowen Jr., Apple Grove; Mrs. Lar~ Billy L,yons, Ivan Vinson, 'Mary' , D. Pyles, Pl Pleasant; James Ann TUton. P. Neal, Pt. Pleasant; Walter W, ~all, Pl. Ple&fan!; M r s. Ralpll L, Clark, Rl. 1 West eo. hmdlla; Mrs. Donald E, Goheen 1. New Haveni atra. Hettie R. Bee' J. . • ,. Rt, 2 Jadia.. ' BU1hs Mrs. Larry D Pyles Pt Pleasant, son, 3:is p.m.' Grants Made For '/'raining Mlln: da,y; Mrs. Ulonard o. Allen, Kanauga, IDI, 10:40 p.m. MooMrs. Ralpll J Williams Rt ~; 1 Vlntoo, Ttoosday, At Jack.ron daugh~r 5·11 •' m' · ' · bia. William Culwell, Hazel Culwell to Buckeye Rural Elec. Coop. Inc., right of way, ~olumbia. Dale McGraw, Wilrna·Mdiraw t~ Racine Gas and Service Co.: right of way, Sutton. Lester F. McKenzie, Frances McKenzie to Racine Gas and Service Co., right of way Sut. ton. • Rudolph Rlft'Je, Erma J. Rittle to Larry Holsinger, Nancy Porters Take Part in Dem the welding deld. Carpenter News, Notes Mr. and Mrs. Webster Face-rnyre were in Glouster to visit his brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. L&urence Face: myre, am &c(UDpl.nied them to West VIrginia to call on their brother who has been seriously ' m. The Buoy Bee SOciety of the Csr\>enter Bll>tist Church met with Mra. CJa.y Jordan on Thurs-dl,y evening. The program leader Wll Mrs. ROOert Bishop and the lq)ic used waa "Roses and Wheat.'' Those present were Bon-- nie Cheldle, Emma Whittington, Freda Smith, Vivian Gaston K~ zlah Dye, Ida Cheadle, m.. ~~ and the hostess, Mae Jordan ab:l daughter, Barbara, a IUell. J•n:, Fifteen unemployed workers with training tn the Farm Equip. ment Mechanic field will receive 38 weeks of trafntng, and 30 James 9lerman Porter n and unemployed workera will receive James s. Porter m, of Galllpo20 weeka of training 81 eooka. In1 Is, Democratic candidate a reformaUon about the courses can spectively for the Ohio Senate be obtained at local <l!lo State and Houae, re1urned sund8 7 Employment Service oflfees. Convention $25,000 Asked In Civil Suit 'i I ter Bonecutter ns drh1~ Aetna L&S Offers Youth Insurance A new i111urance prognm for local orpn.izedyouth KJ"'Qpa such the Boy Seoutl and Campflre Glrll haa been anriOUnced by Aetna Ufe & CaiUalt;y. The pro. 81 gram 11 baalcally tow-coa accident in&~rance to protect young- Nra, Tn>lcel locel organizations mloht qualify lor the pro. gram include bands, nursery lchools, dance arxl d r a m a groups and auch organizations aa Jlo)' and Girl SOOuta Demol'J eub particlpaa.d In dellbentloos of the state Democratic Parly plat. form convention over the weekend. Five per1011atrom Meigs County aJ 10 attended. They were BruC(! Myers, Mr. and Mra. Jack Crilp and Mr. and Mrs. Charlet King, Mr' Crisp seconded the Mmfna. tlon oC one of the convent1011 officers. The senlnr I'IIJUr psrtlclpat. ed in a committee chairmaned by Senate Mlnorily Leader Frank King and Porter m In one beaded by Hoose Mloorlry Leader John McDonald that brougltl 0111 the plank• on the sales tax, Ohio eJection Jaws, and the severance tax (strip mining), Invited to , ' Hoeflich Cora B. Welil, doJitiey ll'and matrm ol Dllllrlel ZS, Order ol \ tho star, wtll b e - · murucy attended the recert Al- ~ community lair lnd partie. lpated in the tractor pull a, .PU- ade, and other event& pout.. 9,6269. ' ·~ ol Co!lumbuo. · · . 11le ·Grllnml' 12 )'Mr old dai!Rhtef, Christ)' Lee, was bitten · bil' a IIDake In a vacant lot otf ~k St., while vlaltlng relaU ves In p..,..ro)', Slnee thO onoke looked like a c~perhead the child wss ~1er HOIPttal where abe wa1 put UJI!er observation for llevenlhllu,rl. •· Forlunitely notio pt' the QD1)1Gml devel~, Chrlot,y wu releiaed, and the ·llmlly' weill back lo Columbua. But It was a beetle tfDie, Miss Nina Atlene Theiss l;"'lhed to Theme of the review Ia Chrlst ln a New World," and all ladlea ot the church are Invited. Each 11 Is requested to briiV a Bible. · Rel!lllarl.v scheduled prayer services will be held Wednes-d..,. and Thuraday. In the ew,.. i~ serriees, the prayer service will begin at 7:30 with choir members pnctldtW at 8:35 p.m. Thursday's morning Bible stucb' Is at 10 o'clock. · The Heights United Motltodl-t Men's meetl-wwillbeheldThW'sd<Q> at 7:30p.m. Robert Cn1sh dlreca.d the SundAy evening ~votlaaal service in Heights chUrch. Members of the Youlb FeUow ship and Junior Fellowship shared In a 111m strip earlier Sundl,y .ewning. 1be 1Um w a s entitled, 11 The Cookies Weren't That Good." Rev. Charles Fnun repw ted CIIAIG, .• JtAN !IIIDDLEPOl!T, IS DUE HOME todl3' after having · t(lont . the. pa,t throe weeki it the MQo Clinic, Rochester, Minn., , $It ·tro01ment· o1 I bock allnuna. She las been Oiled with a brace whlcll 1ha'U $lve a seven! months' 117 before aomotldng Alrther, ~._.. - r y . .. att.eqted. Jean will Jet lnio Columbus today and bor hu1batid, i!ob; will be there to meet her. . x•· ',.~:!. YOU )(NOW THAT A RECREA110N ceiUr is opening' In . "' rt? . I - ' • \ ~~k· and Clrobn. Boehner are 11011 In the proeess of ronovat.. 1111 UJe stauf>ory bulldlnil on Mill St. and lnslaU!ng some 8lJIIe llblo• and other oqulp!ent. -f::::~:::::::::::::::::::i:~::&::::::--::;:::::::::::::::::~:=:r.:: .... _, .;; l . ., .\ ... ~Middlept>n...: ·:·:~:I ~:- . ;, H'ersonol Notes ~~ ~ . . f ~ '-.' bulb favorable and neptlve ...,. Wedding Day Set Mr. and Mrs. Blylhe Tholss of Baelne, Route 1, are IIIDIOUtl<lns the en&BPmonl and I)II)Toa<lrlng marrlaee ol tbelr dauBI!ter, Nina Arlene, to Mr. Geerge Albert Wallace, son of the late M r a. cbArl11 Wollnee of Columbua. Mill Theiss Is a sracluale of Bsclno High Seitool and Is employed at SpoeUI<atlon Paek· aging Co. In Columbus. Mr. Wal· lace attended tbe New York Tech Band Tog Lydia Circle to Hold Day Set 3 Election Day Sales On 0ct5 man. '· ' Mrs. Hiles reported on t h e Portsmouth lllltrlel of!leon ... ,. 'lLfiW 8 11; ~ •trlrf'u I<() · !1} 1):~ :' Mr. ~ser las been aellng .,.,. Porter served refreshments. At- oi TIJESDAY RACINE CUB Scwt paekmeetltW. 8 p.m. 'l'llesda.Y In Racine Blj)tist Church. All Interested boys and their parents I!I'PI to attend. LADIES AUXIUARY, Feeney. BoMetl Post 128, American 1.&glon, 7:30 p.m. at lhe Middleport ball. JUNIOR AUXILIARY of Drew Webster Post 39, Amerlcan Legion, will meet at 7:30 'l'llesdaJ' night at the legion hall. New olfleero will be elected and 1,.. stalled. PAST MATRONS, Pomeroy CldiPter 186, O.E.S., will meet at 7:30 Tueada.Y idKht at tho home ot Mra. ~ DW. · High School, 11111 David, In the 7th grade at the - junior idgll LoeaiA! clolbelllae Ia a school. sbady area 11 poo.U.Ie. '1111o ••lp The ~1101's reside at 2321 Jackson Ave., lnd are actlw members ot Trintty U n I t e d Motltodist Church, wW preveat eolon from IDII f...U.,. llaltg e 0 I ore d WDc1 lulde oulto keep lllem from fl!dlac too mach. ebatetO It .- After all It is lovely now, and we could have several weeks But __ ..... We all know what.-cha-ma....Uit Is just around the coraer and it's time to see taNG BUILDERS SUPPLY ., ' . ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS <USTOM BUILT TO YOUR oPENING Available In Mill Finisll- Anodized Finish aJ illite Finish . ALUMINUM, STOCKED~NZ • Pre-ttuna..t.ftlifJI'' In Mill or ~llzld OTHER lllj BUIIftrs . '. ... , ,; CCJilllllllfeo. .' MASON - Miss Betty Riley, dauJhter of Mr. and Mrs, Earl Riley, Mason, and Mr. Gordon liOn of Mr. and Mra. Gordan A. Young, Clition, were united in marriage on Saturda1, September 21, at the home ol tbe Rev. Gerge Hoschar, Leon. The bride wore an olive green dre11 trlmmed ln gold. Her corsage wu pink earnatlon1. Mr1. Gordon A. Young, ma- tron of hooor, wore a long sleev~ eel pink dress and a corsage of white ca.rna.Uona. Mr. Dick ~· ~ H ~· ~ llr. and llro. Ralph !peneor have returned from a visit In Falrliorn with Mr. andlln. blar.tn "*'cor and son, ied In llllfton1with Mr. and Mrl. Edward Mc-lh. Mr. Mchotolh balbooa ott Ids emp!O)'DIIItl u a ~ carrier lor the past oeven week1 due to a hlp and !moe ailment. Dr. and Mr1. Everett A. Trlo <1 of Columbuo open! the weekend here with ~ mother, Mra. Nellie Traey. '· Mr. and Mr1. David Eakew and ·~s. Kandl and Beth Am, or Newark were weekend auelf.a of their parenta, Mr. and Mra. Charlea Eakew, Pomeroy, and Mr. and Mrs. Hervey Eriewine, Rutland. ' CORA B. WEBB 11111 month at Rio Grande, and the Announce October Meeting The Held Saturday Two Days of t Pomeroy... ;: .&ldy Routes ·.t::: Personal Notes i:;:! .w:=:===:======::;:;;:;:::=:::::=:::::=:=:::=:::::=::::::::::::::===:w: Alsoeiadon women's meeting wlileh !ollowed. The love gift offering was dedlested by Mrs. Cook. Mrs, Mf. cbael opened the meeting with devotions using "A Thoug!rt lor the Day" and a poem, uHow Much Is El1ough.., Mra. Shain and Mrs. Cook served relreshmenlo during a 0011 eluding social hour • . )lr, Eddy'' acbeclllle lor tho belan<e of 1111• week; . · ll<l>~ 24, Arnold'•· 5-4:30; Rut . land (saJo.D St.), 7:1W:U. ' WEDNESDAY Franklin, I 0..12; Llbert,y, I· 3i Cove, 3:15-di CunniJIIhllft,·f:30-.1; FOIIl'IIIUe, 5:111-.1:30; WIJo. cheater, ~1. 111URSDAY Syracuse, g..10:30i Racine, 10:· 45-1; Letart, 1:15-2:30; Ealt ...... tart, 2:45-4:15i DorcaS, t:3Us· 45i ~ve POiJU, 6:15-6:45; State Garage, 7-8:15. AT PIIAN RANG BASE U. S. Air Force AII'IIWI Firll Cla11 DanJe~ 0. 'l'oban, 100 ~ Mr. and Mrs. CecU o. 'nlbon of R1. .%, Pomeroy, hal arrived In Violnsm lor du\y .,.. wtll bl stationed at .l'llan Rang A lr Base as a triember of the 8211& Combat Security Police Slpid:o ron, an elite 111111 that hal speclally trained to ·repel my aggression and provide air base aerur!Q>. He II 1 ....... ste of POmeroy High SchDoL ANNOUNCE SALE Women's ~elety of Cbrtll:lla Service of the Mlnonvllle odlsl Church wtll bold a bake sale Saturday beglmlng at 9 a. m. at the Hlnos building In MIAersvUie. ..--· ~· state C(mference to be held In Cleveland, Oet. 15-18, waJ amom.ced by Mrl. Oliver Mlehael, preoldenl, when t h e POmeroy Socloly of the Amerl· can Baptist Women met Thurs. dl,y night at the Pomero,y First Baptlat Church. Chairmanship o!lhe Christian Soda! Relations was aeeepled by Mrs. Ellen Couch. The position .... !ormerl,y held b,y Mrs. ear. vor WUIIams, who has moved to ~. Spoelal Interest mlsslon&rlee for the coming year were amouneod b,y Mrs. Aten Shein, and Mra. Thorne Cottrill lllacuuod lnlor· matloa oo tho Women's D"" lor American Baptlet Women held last MQ In Boston as report. eel b,y the national recording ..,.. rotary ol the organization. A report of the Women•s Conterence at Granville in J\Ule was given b,y Mrs, Joseph Cook who al10 reported on overJeal white croas quota for the Cmgoandthe overland white crou quota for Campbell Cbrlallan Ccuter In Oldo. Mrs. Michael reported on the annual fellowship meeting of the Rio Grande Aaeociatton earlier lila "'llllaml 214 E. 2ncl. 214 E. 2ncl. Ph. 119:1-2472 Ph. 119:1-2472 POIIEIIOY, OHIO Trust your home heat to tendlngbesldeothoselllllledwere Mrs. WUICII Carpenter, Mrs. W, o . Baroolek, ond Mro. Vie. tor Hannlho. CITY ICE AND FUEL CO. kall, Mrl. Leo Kemedy, Miss Alyllls Joachim, Mrs. Ed Smith, Every drop bui'IIS cleln TEXACO Mrs. William Oldlnger, and Mrs. Carl Gilmore. FRIDAY DANCE FRIDAY atBscfneJuno lor High School following heme game with Southwestern with the Ravens providing nwsJc; SOUthem Band Booltera aponaor1, WCTU TO MEET Middleport Woman's Cbrlii!ID Temporanee Unloo will meet Fridf,Y at 7:30 p.m. at the OHiO ETA PIU Chapter of b!>Jne ol Mro, Vldorla 9tace1, M!eltlleport. Beta SIIJIII Phi Sort!ri!1, 8:1S s05 Third p.m., ~. aodal. room o1 the Columbuo and Soulhom Oltlo Eleclrle Co. WD>NEIIlAY TRINrl'Y GIJILil, 7:30WedlleldaJ at the ~ United Olurch <i Christ; ,Frlondly Clrcl.. h>ll; Ml~a blarJ v~ Belbel hal • · tht-p!'OIIIrllll; . . . Maa'liorado- ; !IrS. Bill PlrriD, cbelr· . 111111 "' - · · FEENEr,JIEN!jETT P011128, A,aorlcan LegJoq, J;30' p.m. at ~· WIL '· -l.'.' Wedding was Kna)lll, Weit Columbia, served workahop held Aug, 28, noting as best man. the !acts and changes rolllllllng The new Mrs. Young graduat!rom the merger of the Evan. ed from Wahama High Sehoolln gellcan Unia.d Brethren and the the claas of 1966 and lhe groom, Melboillsichurchea. alter sraduatlnB from Cantoo AIP>!na.d as cheer cbelrman High School, canton, Ohio, ~ was Mra. Ja:y Warner. Devotl.ooa two years in Vietnam, and ls now b.Y' 1M'I'L I MA•·.III<On itrom ,o/od fl J11e Pblllp Sporn ~ Upper Room and pr~t¥er by ... ant. . Mrs. Jll!es opened the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Young plan tore. Mrs. Wllllam Swatzel and Mrs. aide In Pomeroy, Ted Downie were ~na.d ooebalrmen with Mro. Glen Dill and Mro. Gerald Wlldormulh lor the dbmor wldch will lollow ar. dl111tlon services for the Rev. Glen Hiles oo Oct. 'rl. Mrl. ·Hijel, Mrs. Krautter, Mrs. RU))e, 11111 Mil• Myrtis K,ay .. ·' assistant .POII1maater since the retirmpent of Mr. blareus Pollenborger, II& has been In the Postal Service since July, 194&. The new assistant and hJs wife Bernadine, are the parents three &ORB: Allen, a sophomore at West VIrginia Wesleyan; Dallas, a senior at Point Plealll.llt Sun May Fade Wash with the Rev. Paul Sellers of!!. elating. An open reeeptlon wUi follow the ceremony, Riley- Young F.,Young, ed to Assistant Poltmaster at the Point PiouarK, W. Va, Post Office. a Auto Meeba111e Sehool and Is pres.entl,y employed as a securlt,yof!l. eer at the Oldo Slalo Ponltentill')' In Columbus. The open church woddlnB will be an event of Saturday, Oct. 12, at 7:30 p.m. at the Bethany Unit. eel Methodist Chapel of Dorcu Reuter, ways and mean• chair- sponse to the use of the new church school lesson materialL The church J!I)W1'nitW botiJ' voted to use the matert.als for one quarter am then decide on em. tJ.nued use. ·~ prived of its earntnP. 290 H. Soc. Ave. · . A WEEKEND VISIT WITH Mil AND MRS. BERT GRIMM ol !.&tart F,allo was nat Ill posce 11111 QUiet lor Mr..... Mrs. Grimm and p.m. . cent weekend. . --MI'~ resident• of the; com- .,. ·· PaW1 .•1ddres• 11 Pft. P:iut Chldwell, u.s.~ 51881910[ c Bat. .tary, if1"1 Jlallallon, First Of t4th Artillery; APO SOn Fnncisco, PT. PLEASANT..., Amuol book review of the WOirieo'a sbtiet;y ol Christian Servlee wtn be presented In ll&lghts Unia.d Methodist C!Rirch Ttoesday even!DC b,y the euest speaker, Rev. Mrs. Achsah Miller, of New Hawn. The service wtll be!lin at 7:30 ed Salu~ n111t1 at 8 p.m. a recept!DQ Bacino Chapter 134 91>serveo F)'iond.l' Nlaltl. Pomeroy, Mlddleport,andlfar. rtsoovlllo Cbapterl will join Ra. cine In preaeallng the Mr1. Webb Is a 25-year member and a put matron of Ra. cine Chapter, In 1969 abe nrved the Grand Cltaptar a1 Grand Mortba, She 11 aloo past prell· dent "' Dlstrle125. .A reitlred achool teacher, Mra. Webb II a member of lhe Rs· elne blalbodlst Church, She and her husband, Ralph, who realde in Racine, have two chlldren. Dr. James W. Webb of Columbuo, and Mrs. Jooeph (Joan) FOs· tar of Uvonla, Mich., and ·olx ll'ondchlldren. Mr1. Webb wtll round out ber dulles as de!>oiY grand malr<ln at the eompletloo of Grand Chap. ter In Clnelmatl the latter part ol October. -1111. PT. PLEASANT _ Robert A. <Bob) ~ser has been Pl1llllol- car on Route 2, on June 9, 1968 when it was involved in an accident with a vehicle driven b.Y Brewer. Bonecutter cla.ll'ils permanent injuries ao:l Owen Bonecutter claims he lost the ser.. vices of his truck and was de- ot nice weather, ..n. •• wen. · Book Review TRIPLE TRACI·SILF .STO.ING . a family dinner were Mr. am Mrs. qalr stanebury ID:I IQI. Ily of Groveport, Mr. and Mra. Larry Stansbury, Mra. Wanda Ttorner 11111 Butch of Reynoldsburg, and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry StAnsbury and dal!llhter, local. Mr. lnd Mro. Clrrol Wooclo gerd 1 1'<1 famU,y sRI Mrs. ZeU. Perry of COlumbus were gueata of relatives her~ during a re- - , &.b Kayser 1 Is Promoted •• , PT. PLEASANT - A $25 000 civil action seeldllf damages' has been CUed in the circuit clerks office, styled, Lester Bonecutter, a minor, by Owen Bon&cutter, vs, Robert s. Brewer Gallipolis Ferry. ' The plalntllf claims that Les- night from Columbua where they Mr. ID:I Mro, Emzio DOYi& ol Parkorlburg cllled 011 her Rainbow Girls, 4-H ~QUPI, brothers, P•ul and w. c. Peck. Scouts, Brown.lea and Future and other relatives here Monday, Farm•n of AlherJca. Group acMrL Ola Perry apent 1 week tivlttea and travel are covered In CGIU)IIbus with Mrs. William undei the poUcy, which provides '!'llclaiAs ID:I her other dausf>. a varloly of hospital and modilm'l there. cal servleea and supplies. ,'i Mrl. Marthl Mays, Strasllroll'& .... lolro. RobertA Parker BoUlV, vialted their parenLII: fam:lJ.y members, spent 1 week~ ,,»r, and Mra. Ney Carpenter. end 1t their farm home here. · ' llr. ID:I Mrs. Errol Plclret~ Laree crowds are attending ·lllckll &id Ronll, l'llyton, .....e revlyal services at lhe Temple .hi• mother, Mrs. Lau- Unt~ · Methodist Cburch where Rev. F..,.k Peoples, Ph!Uipl, ~;:::11111:; Biff, her mother, Fact!myre, and W. VL, is the eyangelisL hero. , Mr. and Mrs. Ted turtln or Mra. Vernon Perry Bowie, ~laM, spent 11everal Mona Jean, days here at tbe home or her ''~ardis, Michael Per- P.areru, Mr•.lnd¥l'LDaleStan... "! ._-Jong with other bilrJ. other• who JOinOd her lor ~ Mra. Verlle Workman. ' Mrs. Jenks presehted the program eutltled, • 'Frlendsldp." Mrs. RUOQ> read scripture and Mrs. Lottie ~OIIIIIOilled in praYer. , Resdlni!s were given by Mrs. Lucllle Cl..,., Mrl. Nan Mclnwah, Mrs. ,Roberts Young, Mrs. Lottie John1011, Mrs, PluUne Cumlngbam, Mrs. Dorothy cart: wright, Mrs. Evel,yn Stewart, Mrs. Barbara Knight, and Mrs. Jenks. Mrs. Nan Mdntosh was honored w:lth a birthday and ~­ away party • NaJty gilts were pre- Melvina Davidson to Lavada sented to her. Mr's. Mclntosh Wheeler, 1.40 acre, salisbury. wiU leave oct. 1 for Florida Fern T. Gilmore to John w where she Will make her home. Attending - e those mention. Moon. Armie L. Moon, easement eel and Mrs. Ullan Grimm, Send· Pomeroy. ' Ins gllla ""re Mrs. Amelia Da. Donald Ward, Ann Ward Donvis and Mrs. Harold Schwarz. na Larkins, Howard ~kins Mrs. Lottie Johnson and Mra. Barbara Miller, Ronald Miller' Jlorollly Cartiorlgbt won prizes Shirley Rose, Fred Rose, Rebec: in the Bible quiz. Refreshments ca Wolfe, Thomas Wolfe to Kathwere aerved by Mrs. Pauline leen M. Ward.,lot, New Portland. and Mrs. Charlotte Clmfngham Albert Blackwell, Agnes BlackJenks. The next meeting or the well to Cecil W. Roseberry,Dor.. claiS w1U be held at the home othy Roseberry, parcels, Letart. o1 Mrs, Ludllo Clay, Pomeroy. . Homer D. Higgins, AdE!'na Higgms to Buckeye Rural Electric Coop. Inc. , right of way, Colum- WASIUNGTON - Tenth D I a. trict Cong. Clarence E. Miller Holsinger, 40 acre, Sutton. Dtacharges has amounced several granta Anna Mohler to John H, MohMrs. Chester Adkins, Donald lor lhe lundlng of training pro. ler, parcel, Sallsbury, L. Brown, Mrs. Earnest E. Car- jecta at the Southern Ohio ManCllvin O'Dell to Christine ter, Mrs. Robert L. COoper, Lu power Training Center at JackBranahan, 1 acre, Rutland. Ann Davis, Homer P. Huddle- son to provide trainJng tor a toWest Virginia Pulp & 1 Paper IJI:On, Teresa Virginia J 0 n e 8 tal of 165 unemployed worken Co. to Mary Ann Kerns, 1.4 acWllllam L, Kuhner Ttommle D• in five dlfierent fields. re, Lebanon. UOY!ng, Elias P. 'Prater, Don: They are: ' na. .Samn, Randy J. Durst, Mrs - 25 weeks for 60 unemployWUUa McManus, Mrs. Arthu; ed in the productim machine opLambert, Ralpll Stewart110n, Mrs. erator neld. Earnest L. Saunders and lnlant - 36 weeks for 30 trainees 1011, Mrs. Morris L, Tipton in the auto body repairman field. and lnlant daughter. - 36 weeks for 30 trainees in ' Plan Reception For Cora Webb • . ' whare he went b,y conooy 1o joiQ his unit. , In bla lat~Ms ~uj asked loi..Oid ~·· ll1lllleans ol baked beans. Vl~Dr~M eausqes, and Koti-Aid, ant aeked that the)' be 1ent ln · 11111111 cartoouo II.,.. they ltrlve more quickly that """· Perhaps as a auld• lor 'lioxea to othor servicemen In VIetnam lljls *W Church Ladies Help. oro Claau~ the Albriallt Unit. Bu«alOj Mrs. Hur.l, Mason. .' . There 'on 1 12 inoJIIII'•louJo of dul;y wlih the •4tJ, artillery, Pie. Paul Cbadwflll Is loeaa.d 011 a moon~ Juat live mUes !rom the Dil2 1 He w..-1!1 as a, meciwlle In a motor pool. 'He deseribod his Urruw q,..-toro u a plfWood struelurl without ele<trlclt,y and .,,.. niDI water.. 1o, · Paul telepOOnod his ~ !rom Alaakl whll;i, walling lor a · 01ght lA> Ble-, a llop .l>tiDi'e ~roe&edl~ lA> DoNat~~ and Ding Ra MASOlf - Pritt, ~ <,... aam. ,"\. ',,.,. Us; MJsa Linda Greene, Pat- ~ 24; 1968 TI>, W)'lll Oledlnlll1 or Clieator Rood have bed two moat wei~ttero !rom their aon who arrived 'earner thl1 montlt In viOl. . r 4., o., 5<1>~ wntJn:UDity .• . By Charlene Co.rnet••• ' ;' ' ~·-'.~'.i '. • , 'rile ' '· •675-2460 992-5186 MIDDLEPORT, 0. PT. PLEASANT I. YA. , Got Roady Far Winter Drlvina .. . from MOORE'S EXPERT TUNE-UP SHOCK ABSORBERS INSTAWD $6.91 HEAVY DUTY BONDED BRAKES ' W'8:I:Da ursr•u•.u �"'" 1 ' • ;• oll-i .. ·~~ 1' ·~•. I I •• · • Dllly) i•nitf'!ll, ¥\ddioport-l'<lmerO)', '1"1.::. . ' ' The J.A)y.) ed ~~~ .CIRJreb Jll blasoo elected officers Thuredq even.. Ina' at the home of Mr1. Char· lotte Jenks, Muon. Retained as Jll'.Ooldenl w a 1 Mro. Jenko, and newly eloeied oft'icera are, YJ.ee.Pr8sldent. Mrs. Ruth Rlley; seerelary, Mro. Dorothy Cartwright, and treasurer Meigs Property PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL Uiag houro 2-4 and 7.8 p.m. Par. BIRTHS - Mr. and Mrs. samtilts only on Pediatrics Ward. uel Plants, Loraine, Ohio, 8 son. Admlis!ons ADMITTED - Ashbell Glov. Mro. Delmar R. Gingerich, er • Hendereonj Mrs. Delbert Mi628 Fourth Ave.; Mrs. Ambrose lim, Middleport; Harold Porter A. Stewart, 118Fourth Ave.; Mrs. Sr., Point Pleasant; E. A Green: Earl W, Carman, Rt. 1 Galllpo.. lee, Point Pleasantj Mrs. Luella Holzer MedJcal Center: Vis- I William riot ~ Rt.; Mrs. Mary E. Sl!oemaker, Rl. I Gall!J)olis; Mrs, DISMISSED - Mrs. Harold .Ralph J. Williams, Rt. I GaUl. Matheny, Mrs. Cleo Smith, Jon polls; Nra. Leonard 0. Allen, Crabtree, Willie Strunk, Delcie Mulford, Kelly Wartneburg Mrs J<onauga; lolro. Cl.vde w. Bowen Jr., Apple Grove; Mrs. Lar~ Billy L,yons, Ivan Vinson, 'Mary' , D. Pyles, Pl Pleasant; James Ann TUton. P. Neal, Pt. Pleasant; Walter W, ~all, Pl. Ple&fan!; M r s. Ralpll L, Clark, Rl. 1 West eo. hmdlla; Mrs. Donald E, Goheen 1. New Haveni atra. Hettie R. Bee' J. . • ,. Rt, 2 Jadia.. ' BU1hs Mrs. Larry D Pyles Pt Pleasant, son, 3:is p.m.' Grants Made For '/'raining Mlln: da,y; Mrs. Ulonard o. Allen, Kanauga, IDI, 10:40 p.m. MooMrs. Ralpll J Williams Rt ~; 1 Vlntoo, Ttoosday, At Jack.ron daugh~r 5·11 •' m' · ' · bia. William Culwell, Hazel Culwell to Buckeye Rural Elec. Coop. Inc., right of way, ~olumbia. Dale McGraw, Wilrna·Mdiraw t~ Racine Gas and Service Co.: right of way, Sutton. Lester F. McKenzie, Frances McKenzie to Racine Gas and Service Co., right of way Sut. ton. • Rudolph Rlft'Je, Erma J. Rittle to Larry Holsinger, Nancy Porters Take Part in Dem the welding deld. Carpenter News, Notes Mr. and Mrs. Webster Face-rnyre were in Glouster to visit his brother and sister-in-law Mr. and Mrs. L&urence Face: myre, am &c(UDpl.nied them to West VIrginia to call on their brother who has been seriously ' m. The Buoy Bee SOciety of the Csr\>enter Bll>tist Church met with Mra. CJa.y Jordan on Thurs-dl,y evening. The program leader Wll Mrs. ROOert Bishop and the lq)ic used waa "Roses and Wheat.'' Those present were Bon-- nie Cheldle, Emma Whittington, Freda Smith, Vivian Gaston K~ zlah Dye, Ida Cheadle, m.. ~~ and the hostess, Mae Jordan ab:l daughter, Barbara, a IUell. J•n:, Fifteen unemployed workers with training tn the Farm Equip. ment Mechanic field will receive 38 weeks of trafntng, and 30 James 9lerman Porter n and unemployed workera will receive James s. Porter m, of Galllpo20 weeka of training 81 eooka. In1 Is, Democratic candidate a reformaUon about the courses can spectively for the Ohio Senate be obtained at local <l!lo State and Houae, re1urned sund8 7 Employment Service oflfees. Convention $25,000 Asked In Civil Suit 'i I ter Bonecutter ns drh1~ Aetna L&S Offers Youth Insurance A new i111urance prognm for local orpn.izedyouth KJ"'Qpa such the Boy Seoutl and Campflre Glrll haa been anriOUnced by Aetna Ufe & CaiUalt;y. The pro. 81 gram 11 baalcally tow-coa accident in&~rance to protect young- Nra, Tn>lcel locel organizations mloht qualify lor the pro. gram include bands, nursery lchools, dance arxl d r a m a groups and auch organizations aa Jlo)' and Girl SOOuta Demol'J eub particlpaa.d In dellbentloos of the state Democratic Parly plat. form convention over the weekend. Five per1011atrom Meigs County aJ 10 attended. They were BruC(! Myers, Mr. and Mra. Jack Crilp and Mr. and Mrs. Charlet King, Mr' Crisp seconded the Mmfna. tlon oC one of the convent1011 officers. The senlnr I'IIJUr psrtlclpat. ed in a committee chairmaned by Senate Mlnorily Leader Frank King and Porter m In one beaded by Hoose Mloorlry Leader John McDonald that brougltl 0111 the plank• on the sales tax, Ohio eJection Jaws, and the severance tax (strip mining), Invited to , ' Hoeflich Cora B. Welil, doJitiey ll'and matrm ol Dllllrlel ZS, Order ol \ tho star, wtll b e - · murucy attended the recert Al- ~ community lair lnd partie. lpated in the tractor pull a, .PU- ade, and other event& pout.. 9,6269. ' ·~ ol Co!lumbuo. · · . 11le ·Grllnml' 12 )'Mr old dai!Rhtef, Christ)' Lee, was bitten · bil' a IIDake In a vacant lot otf ~k St., while vlaltlng relaU ves In p..,..ro)', Slnee thO onoke looked like a c~perhead the child wss ~1er HOIPttal where abe wa1 put UJI!er observation for llevenlhllu,rl. •· Forlunitely notio pt' the QD1)1Gml devel~, Chrlot,y wu releiaed, and the ·llmlly' weill back lo Columbua. But It was a beetle tfDie, Miss Nina Atlene Theiss l;"'lhed to Theme of the review Ia Chrlst ln a New World," and all ladlea ot the church are Invited. Each 11 Is requested to briiV a Bible. · Rel!lllarl.v scheduled prayer services will be held Wednes-d..,. and Thuraday. In the ew,.. i~ serriees, the prayer service will begin at 7:30 with choir members pnctldtW at 8:35 p.m. Thursday's morning Bible stucb' Is at 10 o'clock. · The Heights United Motltodl-t Men's meetl-wwillbeheldThW'sd<Q> at 7:30p.m. Robert Cn1sh dlreca.d the SundAy evening ~votlaaal service in Heights chUrch. Members of the Youlb FeUow ship and Junior Fellowship shared In a 111m strip earlier Sundl,y .ewning. 1be 1Um w a s entitled, 11 The Cookies Weren't That Good." Rev. Charles Fnun repw ted CIIAIG, .• JtAN !IIIDDLEPOl!T, IS DUE HOME todl3' after having · t(lont . the. pa,t throe weeki it the MQo Clinic, Rochester, Minn., , $It ·tro01ment· o1 I bock allnuna. She las been Oiled with a brace whlcll 1ha'U $lve a seven! months' 117 before aomotldng Alrther, ~._.. - r y . .. att.eqted. Jean will Jet lnio Columbus today and bor hu1batid, i!ob; will be there to meet her. . x•· ',.~:!. YOU )(NOW THAT A RECREA110N ceiUr is opening' In . "' rt? . I - ' • \ ~~k· and Clrobn. Boehner are 11011 In the proeess of ronovat.. 1111 UJe stauf>ory bulldlnil on Mill St. and lnslaU!ng some 8lJIIe llblo• and other oqulp!ent. -f::::~:::::::::::::::::::i:~::&::::::--::;:::::::::::::::::~:=:r.:: .... _, .;; l . ., .\ ... ~Middlept>n...: ·:·:~:I ~:- . ;, H'ersonol Notes ~~ ~ . . f ~ '-.' bulb favorable and neptlve ...,. Wedding Day Set Mr. and Mrs. Blylhe Tholss of Baelne, Route 1, are IIIDIOUtl<lns the en&BPmonl and I)II)Toa<lrlng marrlaee ol tbelr dauBI!ter, Nina Arlene, to Mr. Geerge Albert Wallace, son of the late M r a. cbArl11 Wollnee of Columbua. Mill Theiss Is a sracluale of Bsclno High Seitool and Is employed at SpoeUI<atlon Paek· aging Co. In Columbus. Mr. Wal· lace attended tbe New York Tech Band Tog Lydia Circle to Hold Day Set 3 Election Day Sales On 0ct5 man. '· ' Mrs. Hiles reported on t h e Portsmouth lllltrlel of!leon ... ,. 'lLfiW 8 11; ~ •trlrf'u I<() · !1} 1):~ :' Mr. ~ser las been aellng .,.,. Porter served refreshments. At- oi TIJESDAY RACINE CUB Scwt paekmeetltW. 8 p.m. 'l'llesda.Y In Racine Blj)tist Church. All Interested boys and their parents I!I'PI to attend. LADIES AUXIUARY, Feeney. BoMetl Post 128, American 1.&glon, 7:30 p.m. at lhe Middleport ball. JUNIOR AUXILIARY of Drew Webster Post 39, Amerlcan Legion, will meet at 7:30 'l'llesdaJ' night at the legion hall. New olfleero will be elected and 1,.. stalled. PAST MATRONS, Pomeroy CldiPter 186, O.E.S., will meet at 7:30 Tueada.Y idKht at tho home ot Mra. ~ DW. · High School, 11111 David, In the 7th grade at the - junior idgll LoeaiA! clolbelllae Ia a school. sbady area 11 poo.U.Ie. '1111o ••lp The ~1101's reside at 2321 Jackson Ave., lnd are actlw members ot Trintty U n I t e d Motltodist Church, wW preveat eolon from IDII f...U.,. llaltg e 0 I ore d WDc1 lulde oulto keep lllem from fl!dlac too mach. ebatetO It .- After all It is lovely now, and we could have several weeks But __ ..... We all know what.-cha-ma....Uit Is just around the coraer and it's time to see taNG BUILDERS SUPPLY ., ' . ALUMINUM STORM WINDOWS <USTOM BUILT TO YOUR oPENING Available In Mill Finisll- Anodized Finish aJ illite Finish . ALUMINUM, STOCKED~NZ • Pre-ttuna..t.ftlifJI'' In Mill or ~llzld OTHER lllj BUIIftrs . '. ... , ,; CCJilllllllfeo. .' MASON - Miss Betty Riley, dauJhter of Mr. and Mrs, Earl Riley, Mason, and Mr. Gordon liOn of Mr. and Mra. Gordan A. Young, Clition, were united in marriage on Saturda1, September 21, at the home ol tbe Rev. Gerge Hoschar, Leon. The bride wore an olive green dre11 trlmmed ln gold. Her corsage wu pink earnatlon1. Mr1. Gordon A. Young, ma- tron of hooor, wore a long sleev~ eel pink dress and a corsage of white ca.rna.Uona. Mr. Dick ~· ~ H ~· ~ llr. and llro. Ralph !peneor have returned from a visit In Falrliorn with Mr. andlln. blar.tn "*'cor and son, ied In llllfton1with Mr. and Mrl. Edward Mc-lh. Mr. Mchotolh balbooa ott Ids emp!O)'DIIItl u a ~ carrier lor the past oeven week1 due to a hlp and !moe ailment. Dr. and Mr1. Everett A. Trlo <1 of Columbuo open! the weekend here with ~ mother, Mra. Nellie Traey. '· Mr. and Mr1. David Eakew and ·~s. Kandl and Beth Am, or Newark were weekend auelf.a of their parenta, Mr. and Mra. Charlea Eakew, Pomeroy, and Mr. and Mrs. Hervey Eriewine, Rutland. ' CORA B. WEBB 11111 month at Rio Grande, and the Announce October Meeting The Held Saturday Two Days of t Pomeroy... ;: .&ldy Routes ·.t::: Personal Notes i:;:! .w:=:===:======::;:;;:;:::=:::::=:::::=:=:::=:::::=::::::::::::::===:w: Alsoeiadon women's meeting wlileh !ollowed. The love gift offering was dedlested by Mrs. Cook. Mrs, Mf. cbael opened the meeting with devotions using "A Thoug!rt lor the Day" and a poem, uHow Much Is El1ough.., Mra. Shain and Mrs. Cook served relreshmenlo during a 0011 eluding social hour • . )lr, Eddy'' acbeclllle lor tho belan<e of 1111• week; . · ll<l>~ 24, Arnold'•· 5-4:30; Rut . land (saJo.D St.), 7:1W:U. ' WEDNESDAY Franklin, I 0..12; Llbert,y, I· 3i Cove, 3:15-di CunniJIIhllft,·f:30-.1; FOIIl'IIIUe, 5:111-.1:30; WIJo. cheater, ~1. 111URSDAY Syracuse, g..10:30i Racine, 10:· 45-1; Letart, 1:15-2:30; Ealt ...... tart, 2:45-4:15i DorcaS, t:3Us· 45i ~ve POiJU, 6:15-6:45; State Garage, 7-8:15. AT PIIAN RANG BASE U. S. Air Force AII'IIWI Firll Cla11 DanJe~ 0. 'l'oban, 100 ~ Mr. and Mrs. CecU o. 'nlbon of R1. .%, Pomeroy, hal arrived In Violnsm lor du\y .,.. wtll bl stationed at .l'llan Rang A lr Base as a triember of the 8211& Combat Security Police Slpid:o ron, an elite 111111 that hal speclally trained to ·repel my aggression and provide air base aerur!Q>. He II 1 ....... ste of POmeroy High SchDoL ANNOUNCE SALE Women's ~elety of Cbrtll:lla Service of the Mlnonvllle odlsl Church wtll bold a bake sale Saturday beglmlng at 9 a. m. at the Hlnos building In MIAersvUie. ..--· ~· state C(mference to be held In Cleveland, Oet. 15-18, waJ amom.ced by Mrl. Oliver Mlehael, preoldenl, when t h e POmeroy Socloly of the Amerl· can Baptist Women met Thurs. dl,y night at the Pomero,y First Baptlat Church. Chairmanship o!lhe Christian Soda! Relations was aeeepled by Mrs. Ellen Couch. The position .... !ormerl,y held b,y Mrs. ear. vor WUIIams, who has moved to ~. Spoelal Interest mlsslon&rlee for the coming year were amouneod b,y Mrs. Aten Shein, and Mra. Thorne Cottrill lllacuuod lnlor· matloa oo tho Women's D"" lor American Baptlet Women held last MQ In Boston as report. eel b,y the national recording ..,.. rotary ol the organization. A report of the Women•s Conterence at Granville in J\Ule was given b,y Mrs, Joseph Cook who al10 reported on overJeal white croas quota for the Cmgoandthe overland white crou quota for Campbell Cbrlallan Ccuter In Oldo. Mrs. Michael reported on the annual fellowship meeting of the Rio Grande Aaeociatton earlier lila "'llllaml 214 E. 2ncl. 214 E. 2ncl. Ph. 119:1-2472 Ph. 119:1-2472 POIIEIIOY, OHIO Trust your home heat to tendlngbesldeothoselllllledwere Mrs. WUICII Carpenter, Mrs. W, o . Baroolek, ond Mro. Vie. tor Hannlho. CITY ICE AND FUEL CO. kall, Mrl. Leo Kemedy, Miss Alyllls Joachim, Mrs. Ed Smith, Every drop bui'IIS cleln TEXACO Mrs. William Oldlnger, and Mrs. Carl Gilmore. FRIDAY DANCE FRIDAY atBscfneJuno lor High School following heme game with Southwestern with the Ravens providing nwsJc; SOUthem Band Booltera aponaor1, WCTU TO MEET Middleport Woman's Cbrlii!ID Temporanee Unloo will meet Fridf,Y at 7:30 p.m. at the OHiO ETA PIU Chapter of b!>Jne ol Mro, Vldorla 9tace1, M!eltlleport. Beta SIIJIII Phi Sort!ri!1, 8:1S s05 Third p.m., ~. aodal. room o1 the Columbuo and Soulhom Oltlo Eleclrle Co. WD>NEIIlAY TRINrl'Y GIJILil, 7:30WedlleldaJ at the ~ United Olurch <i Christ; ,Frlondly Clrcl.. h>ll; Ml~a blarJ v~ Belbel hal • · tht-p!'OIIIrllll; . . . Maa'liorado- ; !IrS. Bill PlrriD, cbelr· . 111111 "' - · · FEENEr,JIEN!jETT P011128, A,aorlcan LegJoq, J;30' p.m. at ~· WIL '· -l.'.' Wedding was Kna)lll, Weit Columbia, served workahop held Aug, 28, noting as best man. the !acts and changes rolllllllng The new Mrs. Young graduat!rom the merger of the Evan. ed from Wahama High Sehoolln gellcan Unia.d Brethren and the the claas of 1966 and lhe groom, Melboillsichurchea. alter sraduatlnB from Cantoo AIP>!na.d as cheer cbelrman High School, canton, Ohio, ~ was Mra. Ja:y Warner. Devotl.ooa two years in Vietnam, and ls now b.Y' 1M'I'L I MA•·.III<On itrom ,o/od fl J11e Pblllp Sporn ~ Upper Room and pr~t¥er by ... ant. . Mrs. Jll!es opened the meeting. Mr. and Mrs. Young plan tore. Mrs. Wllllam Swatzel and Mrs. aide In Pomeroy, Ted Downie were ~na.d ooebalrmen with Mro. Glen Dill and Mro. Gerald Wlldormulh lor the dbmor wldch will lollow ar. dl111tlon services for the Rev. Glen Hiles oo Oct. 'rl. Mrl. ·Hijel, Mrs. Krautter, Mrs. RU))e, 11111 Mil• Myrtis K,ay .. ·' assistant .POII1maater since the retirmpent of Mr. blareus Pollenborger, II& has been In the Postal Service since July, 194&. The new assistant and hJs wife Bernadine, are the parents three &ORB: Allen, a sophomore at West VIrginia Wesleyan; Dallas, a senior at Point Plealll.llt Sun May Fade Wash with the Rev. Paul Sellers of!!. elating. An open reeeptlon wUi follow the ceremony, Riley- Young F.,Young, ed to Assistant Poltmaster at the Point PiouarK, W. Va, Post Office. a Auto Meeba111e Sehool and Is pres.entl,y employed as a securlt,yof!l. eer at the Oldo Slalo Ponltentill')' In Columbus. The open church woddlnB will be an event of Saturday, Oct. 12, at 7:30 p.m. at the Bethany Unit. eel Methodist Chapel of Dorcu Reuter, ways and mean• chair- sponse to the use of the new church school lesson materialL The church J!I)W1'nitW botiJ' voted to use the matert.als for one quarter am then decide on em. tJ.nued use. ·~ prived of its earntnP. 290 H. Soc. Ave. · . A WEEKEND VISIT WITH Mil AND MRS. BERT GRIMM ol !.&tart F,allo was nat Ill posce 11111 QUiet lor Mr..... Mrs. Grimm and p.m. . cent weekend. . --MI'~ resident• of the; com- .,. ·· PaW1 .•1ddres• 11 Pft. P:iut Chldwell, u.s.~ 51881910[ c Bat. .tary, if1"1 Jlallallon, First Of t4th Artillery; APO SOn Fnncisco, PT. PLEASANT..., Amuol book review of the WOirieo'a sbtiet;y ol Christian Servlee wtn be presented In ll&lghts Unia.d Methodist C!Rirch Ttoesday even!DC b,y the euest speaker, Rev. Mrs. Achsah Miller, of New Hawn. The service wtll be!lin at 7:30 ed Salu~ n111t1 at 8 p.m. a recept!DQ Bacino Chapter 134 91>serveo F)'iond.l' Nlaltl. Pomeroy, Mlddleport,andlfar. rtsoovlllo Cbapterl will join Ra. cine In preaeallng the Mr1. Webb Is a 25-year member and a put matron of Ra. cine Chapter, In 1969 abe nrved the Grand Cltaptar a1 Grand Mortba, She 11 aloo past prell· dent "' Dlstrle125. .A reitlred achool teacher, Mra. Webb II a member of lhe Rs· elne blalbodlst Church, She and her husband, Ralph, who realde in Racine, have two chlldren. Dr. James W. Webb of Columbuo, and Mrs. Jooeph (Joan) FOs· tar of Uvonla, Mich., and ·olx ll'ondchlldren. Mr1. Webb wtll round out ber dulles as de!>oiY grand malr<ln at the eompletloo of Grand Chap. ter In Clnelmatl the latter part ol October. -1111. PT. PLEASANT _ Robert A. <Bob) ~ser has been Pl1llllol- car on Route 2, on June 9, 1968 when it was involved in an accident with a vehicle driven b.Y Brewer. Bonecutter cla.ll'ils permanent injuries ao:l Owen Bonecutter claims he lost the ser.. vices of his truck and was de- ot nice weather, ..n. •• wen. · Book Review TRIPLE TRACI·SILF .STO.ING . a family dinner were Mr. am Mrs. qalr stanebury ID:I IQI. Ily of Groveport, Mr. and Mra. Larry Stansbury, Mra. Wanda Ttorner 11111 Butch of Reynoldsburg, and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry StAnsbury and dal!llhter, local. Mr. lnd Mro. Clrrol Wooclo gerd 1 1'<1 famU,y sRI Mrs. ZeU. Perry of COlumbus were gueata of relatives her~ during a re- - , &.b Kayser 1 Is Promoted •• , PT. PLEASANT - A $25 000 civil action seeldllf damages' has been CUed in the circuit clerks office, styled, Lester Bonecutter, a minor, by Owen Bon&cutter, vs, Robert s. Brewer Gallipolis Ferry. ' The plalntllf claims that Les- night from Columbua where they Mr. ID:I Mro, Emzio DOYi& ol Parkorlburg cllled 011 her Rainbow Girls, 4-H ~QUPI, brothers, P•ul and w. c. Peck. Scouts, Brown.lea and Future and other relatives here Monday, Farm•n of AlherJca. Group acMrL Ola Perry apent 1 week tivlttea and travel are covered In CGIU)IIbus with Mrs. William undei the poUcy, which provides '!'llclaiAs ID:I her other dausf>. a varloly of hospital and modilm'l there. cal servleea and supplies. ,'i Mrl. Marthl Mays, Strasllroll'& .... lolro. RobertA Parker BoUlV, vialted their parenLII: fam:lJ.y members, spent 1 week~ ,,»r, and Mra. Ney Carpenter. end 1t their farm home here. · ' llr. ID:I Mrs. Errol Plclret~ Laree crowds are attending ·lllckll &id Ronll, l'llyton, .....e revlyal services at lhe Temple .hi• mother, Mrs. Lau- Unt~ · Methodist Cburch where Rev. F..,.k Peoples, Ph!Uipl, ~;:::11111:; Biff, her mother, Fact!myre, and W. VL, is the eyangelisL hero. , Mr. and Mrs. Ted turtln or Mra. Vernon Perry Bowie, ~laM, spent 11everal Mona Jean, days here at tbe home or her ''~ardis, Michael Per- P.areru, Mr•.lnd¥l'LDaleStan... "! ._-Jong with other bilrJ. other• who JOinOd her lor ~ Mra. Verlle Workman. ' Mrs. Jenks presehted the program eutltled, • 'Frlendsldp." Mrs. RUOQ> read scripture and Mrs. Lottie ~OIIIIIOilled in praYer. , Resdlni!s were given by Mrs. Lucllle Cl..,., Mrl. Nan Mclnwah, Mrs. ,Roberts Young, Mrs. Lottie John1011, Mrs, PluUne Cumlngbam, Mrs. Dorothy cart: wright, Mrs. Evel,yn Stewart, Mrs. Barbara Knight, and Mrs. Jenks. Mrs. Nan Mdntosh was honored w:lth a birthday and ~­ away party • NaJty gilts were pre- Melvina Davidson to Lavada sented to her. Mr's. Mclntosh Wheeler, 1.40 acre, salisbury. wiU leave oct. 1 for Florida Fern T. Gilmore to John w where she Will make her home. Attending - e those mention. Moon. Armie L. Moon, easement eel and Mrs. Ullan Grimm, Send· Pomeroy. ' Ins gllla ""re Mrs. Amelia Da. Donald Ward, Ann Ward Donvis and Mrs. Harold Schwarz. na Larkins, Howard ~kins Mrs. Lottie Johnson and Mra. Barbara Miller, Ronald Miller' Jlorollly Cartiorlgbt won prizes Shirley Rose, Fred Rose, Rebec: in the Bible quiz. Refreshments ca Wolfe, Thomas Wolfe to Kathwere aerved by Mrs. Pauline leen M. Ward.,lot, New Portland. and Mrs. Charlotte Clmfngham Albert Blackwell, Agnes BlackJenks. The next meeting or the well to Cecil W. Roseberry,Dor.. claiS w1U be held at the home othy Roseberry, parcels, Letart. o1 Mrs, Ludllo Clay, Pomeroy. . Homer D. Higgins, AdE!'na Higgms to Buckeye Rural Electric Coop. Inc. , right of way, Colum- WASIUNGTON - Tenth D I a. trict Cong. Clarence E. Miller Holsinger, 40 acre, Sutton. Dtacharges has amounced several granta Anna Mohler to John H, MohMrs. Chester Adkins, Donald lor lhe lundlng of training pro. ler, parcel, Sallsbury, L. Brown, Mrs. Earnest E. Car- jecta at the Southern Ohio ManCllvin O'Dell to Christine ter, Mrs. Robert L. COoper, Lu power Training Center at JackBranahan, 1 acre, Rutland. Ann Davis, Homer P. Huddle- son to provide trainJng tor a toWest Virginia Pulp & 1 Paper IJI:On, Teresa Virginia J 0 n e 8 tal of 165 unemployed worken Co. to Mary Ann Kerns, 1.4 acWllllam L, Kuhner Ttommle D• in five dlfierent fields. re, Lebanon. UOY!ng, Elias P. 'Prater, Don: They are: ' na. .Samn, Randy J. Durst, Mrs - 25 weeks for 60 unemployWUUa McManus, Mrs. Arthu; ed in the productim machine opLambert, Ralpll Stewart110n, Mrs. erator neld. Earnest L. Saunders and lnlant - 36 weeks for 30 trainees 1011, Mrs. Morris L, Tipton in the auto body repairman field. and lnlant daughter. - 36 weeks for 30 trainees in ' Plan Reception For Cora Webb • . ' whare he went b,y conooy 1o joiQ his unit. , In bla lat~Ms ~uj asked loi..Oid ~·· ll1lllleans ol baked beans. Vl~Dr~M eausqes, and Koti-Aid, ant aeked that the)' be 1ent ln · 11111111 cartoouo II.,.. they ltrlve more quickly that """· Perhaps as a auld• lor 'lioxea to othor servicemen In VIetnam lljls *W Church Ladies Help. oro Claau~ the Albriallt Unit. Bu«alOj Mrs. Hur.l, Mason. .' . There 'on 1 12 inoJIIII'•louJo of dul;y wlih the •4tJ, artillery, Pie. Paul Cbadwflll Is loeaa.d 011 a moon~ Juat live mUes !rom the Dil2 1 He w..-1!1 as a, meciwlle In a motor pool. 'He deseribod his Urruw q,..-toro u a plfWood struelurl without ele<trlclt,y and .,,.. niDI water.. 1o, · Paul telepOOnod his ~ !rom Alaakl whll;i, walling lor a · 01ght lA> Ble-, a llop .l>tiDi'e ~roe&edl~ lA> DoNat~~ and Ding Ra MASOlf - Pritt, ~ <,... aam. ,"\. ',,.,. Us; MJsa Linda Greene, Pat- ~ 24; 1968 TI>, W)'lll Oledlnlll1 or Clieator Rood have bed two moat wei~ttero !rom their aon who arrived 'earner thl1 montlt In viOl. . r 4., o., 5<1>~ wntJn:UDity .• . By Charlene Co.rnet••• ' ;' ' ~·-'.~'.i '. • , 'rile ' '· •675-2460 992-5186 MIDDLEPORT, 0. PT. PLEASANT I. YA. , Got Roady Far Winter Drlvina .. . from MOORE'S EXPERT TUNE-UP SHOCK ABSORBERS INSTAWD $6.91 HEAVY DUTY BONDED BRAKES ' W'8:I:Da ursr•u•.u �'·· .-·.- ~ .. ~~ } :. WAMT. AD tliiNIMATfOIII . HADI.INII 1 " ·"'· hr ...,.,. .....,,....... ........ lkMII• t e.M. CfMelf...... a Cernd'-tl Wll ._ uwtfl t t.M. fer ecc..-. 2 SIGNS Dar ., Pultltc•t•o• AHULATtONI 01' Tile Publll"" ,...,..., .... ,..... . .. llllt ., l'lllkf '"' . . ,....... • tecttoqb... n.. IMtllllll'l•r will net ................................... IMer..-ct ...... lftlllrtten, QUALITY -k!r. Low mile~~· ~potless dear vinyl Jnterio~, bucket seats, new w-s-w tircsj 140 liP engine, with auto. trans., radio and heater. A nice one. -n- 65 CIIEVELLE , , . , , , .. , , , , , , , . , .. , , , . , .$1595 Malibu Convertible, V8 engine, powerglidc, radio, heater, new white wall tires, green exterior finish with white n,y)on Il ,., e>eRt Dlkounl •n 1111W • • encl .... ~W wlttlln II d1y1. t5\~\lli ~n~~i~. ~~: . . .. ... . , ...... . ..... $1595 Galaxie 4-dr. mack finish, clean interior, good W-S·W tires, V8 engirm. auto. trans. , power :;leering, radio, heater, ·sharp 1 owner car. C'oUD OF THANkl • OIITUAJIY ., .. . . ., Jf _,.. "''"''"·'"· •• . ........... _ , . lc. ILINO AOS .._"..,_' Uc ct-.,... ,., Alnr· tiMI'Mftl , OPPICI NOUII l1ll a.M. to I:H p.M. 0111'1 flit 1.111 .. U!:ll N. .n IIIUnlll'f Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. 'POMEROY, OHIO In Memory IN LOVING memory of Melvin (King) Knapp who departed this Jile Sept. 24, 1966. For Sale or Rent ., One 7 room house, be either a 2 bedroOm - 3 badeoom or 4 be<lroom '· ,, .. '' , .t,!:<; ' "' ·)' ' ;V. .. '. Call Pomeroy 614·992-2181 ForS1Ie II 1969 DUO BOAT NOW ON_DISPLAY · USED . CHRIS. CRAFT OUT· . . Guido. POODLE PUPPIES, AKC 'l:oy miniature. f75 and up. Stud. service and grooming. Phone II92-S443. AN' honie. Compl~tely remodeled 11111 In A-1 CQndition. Out ot high water, close to school, church and a miq... utes walk to the grocerY atore. Complete lfnanclng ilvaiiable. Call 992-9906 and ask ' ~ 3 tfc AKC Golden Retriever puppies, ~24 Ash St, Mlddlepon. m5443. 6-23-tfc Auction ForS... 1966 VOLKSWAGEN ·statl<tn wagon, square back model, .._ cellent condition; inotor oxcellent COIIdition, Clean inside and out New tlreo. Phone 992-9949, ..2Utc - OHf.'-.LIKE A COliER - C>WOGE. INA STI".IP FRJm the Ll'tgest Tnoik Bullcl)zer ·ll&citaldr To The &nallest Hute',r 'tore. · · , / ' . Ha~,nnr; REALTY 50 ' that sad day, ·' SNUFFY-- I'M . RUNNIN' FER ·RE-ELECTION l!Ockirwpbrt, Ohio. JOINT.'! iLAETTNAIS ... PH- ll!)~141 6C1-ll70 wt.eel' Alignment KENNEBEC Polaloes, Charles 10 TRAILER, like new , ANTIQUE AUCTION Hilton, Portland. 11-29-:!Stc two bedrooms, 181 Locust Sf. , THE UNDERSIGNED will ofNOTICE The one we loved was called GEO, R()BSJEllEft, Braker Pomeroy, phone 992-2619. fer for sale at public auction POTATOES, WATERMELONS, away BLOCK CONSTRUCriON - 8 9-22-«c at the home ol the late phone 843-2254 Clarence ProfHis smiting face and loving -GUARANrEEDRooms, hath, large living George H. Kennedy, 700 West fitt, Portland. 11-29-tlc ways room with paneling, One otoPHONE 992-2094 Pets For Sale Main Street, Pomeroy, Ohio, Are a pleasure lo recall , ry. 2 Acres. $7,0011.00 f.CHNAUZERS, Cockers, Poodlocated just below lhe PomUSED HEATING equipment, 1 ROOM FRAME - Fireplace, And 80 he left us, love<! by • Free Estimates les and Westies 'White Scot. eroy-Mason Bridge, on Saturone gas noor furnaee, 80,000 . all. 3 bedrooms, 2 nice shade IPcome•rov Home & '""Ill ties ', also breeding stock. day. the 28th day of SeptemBTU, $60; one gas upflo furHis memory we shall always trees, concrete cellar. 114 ac• Quality Concrete ... E. Mall Barkaroo Kennels, CoolviJTe, ber. 1968, beginning at ten nace 90,000 BTU, 195 ; 4 gas cherlsh, ' res. $5011.00 down. o'clock A.M., the personal 0. 45723. ll-18-30tc circulating heaters with fan. R ROOM BRICK - Bath, ohad: And our love £or you, Dad , • Certified Sltenath property owned by George H. $50 and up; one coal stolfeor will never peri!h. ed patio, outbuildings. 3 level Insurance For Rent Kennedy. consisting in part with controls f15 ; one oil • Delivery Sadly mlsse<l by family. lots. $10,0011.00 All'I'OMOBILI!l ~IIIDMt-e lien f'U HNISHF:O ;:m;J unfurnished of the following : Gas stove, conversion burner $50 ; used HELEN or VIRGIL TEAF'ORD 9-24-ltp ..III!IDed? Lor! JOUr opem. <~par lmen l f: _ Close to school. • Quick Service Frigid3ire refrigerator, ' teleroal furnaces . blowers. Arn· MISOCIATEs ._ or's Jlrense? Phone ~2-5434 . 10·111-tfc vision. kitchen table and 4 old Brothers. Pomeroy, phone Syra<aJe •l=inlshlfll Notice I II tfe chairs, kitchen cupboard, five 992-2448. 9-11-tfc IF YOU are hot and feeling TRAI LEH SPACE, all utilitieo over-stuffed chairs, daven• Sand & Gravel mean, .:t l'ail ab'l'. lrqllire 156 Mulber. port , eoffee table. cupboards, POMEROY - HARRISONVILLE Its all because your car ain't n arter 3 or 5 p.m Write P. For Sale and many Antiques, chairs. ~·ouR ROOM house, hath and DIAL 992-3284 clean. 0 UDx 425 Pomt!roy. 5-29-tr<' cupboards. tables. stands, fuJI size basement, two tots. Road . one story frame, three 24 HEAD of cattle, 11 C'()Ws, 7 bedrooms, bath, nice lot, full Try our new AutomaUcCall 992-2039 daytime, 949marble stands, pictureS, pic· to freshen early spring, Marbasement. Rodney Downing, Mason car wash . 9-19-6tc ' l lt ' ISHE[}' GARAGE apart2951 eveningJI. !l-24~tp ture fr ames. beds. chests, vin Stone, Rutland, Ohio. brokrr. Phone 992-2342. ment on Lincoln Hill. Utilities GOEGLEIN GRAVEL dresser. many table lamps, 9-24-3tc 9-Z!~tc FOR TRADE-Cash for anraid; adults only . Phcne 992Gone with the Wind, brass and 407 PAGE tiques. William Ramm. Mid3489. 6-19-lfc glass. lamps, vases. m a n y MIDDLEPORT, OHiD dleport. II-ZII-30tp pitchers. punch bowl w t t h 'fRAILER LOTS, Bob's Mobile glasses, hobnail glass, candle P~eroy; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald WILL DO sewing at home Court. Syracuse. Ohio on State stick~. compotes. fruit dishes. Swartz and" flmllJo. Mar-, a1111 zippers, pockets. pegging. Rt 124, Phone 992-2951. Local plant has ope-ning in Maintenance Department cake stands , lamp shades, Plains Mr. 'alii . Mrs. Otto Swartz ot hemming, alterations , etc. 11-11-tfc for electrician. Minimum of five (5) year's experience goblets. milk glass. cut glass, s~ Mrs. Freddie Thabet, Mason , SuRitay School attendance on fruit bowl , some Carnival required. Excellent starting salary-$3.40 to $3.55 The SOth w'edli!Jw amlversary Phone 773-5651. 4-30-tfc F'UR~ISHF.D TWO BEDROOM Sept. 15 was 81, the offering glass, jars. brass bells, and per hour. Life insurance, Hoapitalization, retirement APARTMENT. Middleport, was $:!3.83. Worship services of Mr• . ID! ·!Mra. JfieU Carr BY MRS. EVELYN BRICKLES many articles . The decedent and other benefits all paid Oy company. SepL 15 W.a weU attended.; REPAIR, REFINISH, recondiphone 992·3874. followed at 10:45 with the Rev. on 11-9-tfc was in the Anllque business, The CCJICI)e received many 1ov&- · The Women'o Society ofChriation golf clubs, John Teaford. Casto. A basket dinner oo the and all of the above items I.Y B!fto and cards. Retreshml'hla tlan service of the Unlled MathlmmediQte opening for permon•nt employee. PleGse 9-22-Jotp TRAILER SPACE, ready to church lawn roUowed and a horne- of wedding cake, Iced tea, lll(nts ._qcltst Church, fl>rmeri.Y theMetft· must be sold for settlement und resume to: Box 218, New Haven, W. Va. 25265. coming program fn the after--:--hook up. private, plenty of or his estate. and nuts were served odlll, met - at tile churcll antleJI ANYONE WH;O ' MAY have sernoon. room for children lo play. AUCT. NOTE · This Is a large Mr~ Ht,n WMdf ,...,....., ·Thursday afternoon wt~alx ~.' ' • Nina Robinson. '11'ielma Hen- ·hom ' ·~--· · ...l...Dl":i;\1 "r'";;ved with or havlng InformaPhone 992·3904. 8-14-tfc , ,._ / meml>Ors ·alir·..ll!, r For Sale sale consisting of a few une uta · "~~''J i r• •Qr,t ,.,, . --~ . derson, Florence •encer and ' tion regarding Army service Real Estate For sale spendilll a ·week with 'l!!r. llllll Yi>Wt preaelll. '1110: res nt, · usual items . Please bring a RROWNING 12 gauge full clloke Osie Follrod, attellded a meetdata of World War 1 veteran , ~' IRST FLOOR fumlshe<l apartO'BRIEN 1r CROW Mrs. Clair Woode and Conn!, in Mrs. ~'lora Rice, clloseher Cripchair and enjoy the sale . shotgun, ventiliate<l sights and Ing with the District SuperiJ>REALTY COMPANY Kenneth Robert Reynolds, dement. adults , 212 South Fifth Circtevllle, Ohio. Her daiJ8hter- lure readlng trom Nehemlali and Lunch will be serve<! by the rib ; fired only 15 thnea, no POIIIEROY cease<! May 12, 1968, formerCLOSE TO tendent on the evening or Sept. in-law was admitted "' Voterana commented how the newly Jll8Tio Ave., Middleport, phone 992Church. scratches or blemishes of any ly of Elkino, W. Va , late of SHOPPING .. Ill otory 12, at the H e a t h Method~st Memorial HoiiJ)Ital WedneodQ ed ~]lOra Plailll United lit~ 5435. 9-22-tfc Terms: Ca sh In hand day or kind; also Winchester pump Syra<Use, Ohio, please conframe. 2 bedrooms, batb, Church in Middleport_ Lloyd DO- eveni111, and Conn! S]lent the odlat churches could prollt 1t11111 Sale. IZ gauge shotgun, modlfie<l tact G. A. Johnson, Veterans FOUR ROOM HOUSE, bath, some tile and paneling, gas linger joined them then, and remainder of the week bere with Nehemiah's ellllllp~· -· ...r i..aerSlme<l : Clyde E Kennedy, Helen Woode, another member choke, fired twice, new ; no Service Officer, Pomeroy, 0 . floor furnace. $4,200.00 coal furnace , call 742-5113, ' her grarq,arents, J>lrand Mrsship and fallll In . . . pre~ Executor of the Estate of scratches or blemishes. Phone TUPPERS PLAINS - !IE-MOI). or the tommittee, was ul'llble to Charles D. Woode iild wlti!Mr. lrv the Jf~ around.· eru.. 1m. 9-22-3tc !1-,Z!~tp George Kenne<ly. Deceased attend, due to slckne1:15 in her 992-9934, ask for Wall)'. and Mrs. WUUam Carr and da~>- In the abaence of the 9fqp"am ELED - I story frame, J family. BRADFORD AUCTION CO. 9-24-titc ghters. leader, Gertrude H..,..n, ·.mo be<lrooms, bull! in kitehen, For Sale Mr. and Mrs. Harold Watson, Racine. Ohio. Ph. 949-3821. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald snrtz wa~ W, Glad)'s VIole~ road a 4.36 Acres, A BVY AT $1,108.~"'" Wanted F.~LL CLEARANCE ON ALUMMr. and Mrs. Carl Watson, Mrs. 11-22-Stc WAITRESS, Apply In person. and family or Marietta visited meditation trom The ·. pbrlatlan tiO. EUi.e Watson and other memINUM FISIUNG BOATS, 10, Crow's Steak House. 9-~tc FARM . 32 \1 ACRES . 6 room MIDDLEPORT - LIKE NEW bers or the Watson family, have his jllrents, Mr. and Mri. Ho- Herald, ent1Ued "The Blrda of 12. 13 fool. Kingsbury Boat house, bath. gas heat, fireFor S.le - II!! story, 3 bedrooma, balll, been visHing Mr. and Mrs. Glen bart swartz Sunday a11ernoon. Filth. Discussion was bel!' . - . Sales, on County Road 18, Mr and Mrs. carleton .. FOu- .cerntng union with the ,ramen's BABY SI'M'ER for five year place, drilled well, good buildtabinets in kitchen, fuJI baae- Robinson. having been ealled one mile west of Rt. 33, phone FARM Approximately 175 acrod ~nd Charles of p..,.e!-oy, society of the fonner E:. U, B. old boy, 10:30 A.M. to 4:30 ings. Barn equipped for Grade ment, patio, nice Yard, out of here by the serioos accident suf.. 992-6256. 9-IS.Htc res , two story house, barn. visited her parents Mr. and Church. Abo dlscuSlled were P.M. three to five days a A milk . With or without farm fioods. fl2,100.00 fered by their brother, WlllJam f'tc., all buildings in poor ' plans tor mllkilll manor tor the week, Phone0 742-46111. 9-~ equipment. Bowman's Run or HENRY CLELAND Watson, who is in Holzer Hos- MrS- Lee Henderson Sunday II• buUdl · lluxl I ludl 1 smlior condition , located in Rutland SPECIAlS ter110011 and attended the 50th Ill , nc ~ ., ~-7. Forest Run Road. Lee JohnOffice . . . . pital ' township, Meigs County, call wedding annlversari or Mr. and and bazaar, the mllkifti,of ~~le SOMEONE TO SET with amson , Rt. 1, Racine. Phone Ret. lt.tllll8 Mr. and Mrs. S. J. O'Brien of Mro. JeweU Carr, Lorg• Size Glonu • for 69c Middleport 992-2881 after 5 butter, and the sale orChrlslniu bulatory elderly lady 5 days LARGE CUPS ·-- ._. fo r 59c 949-2246. 9-19-tfc Columbus, visita:l Mr. and Mrs. p m. 9-JI-tfc Mr. and Mro. Waid SWartz ot caedL Anortecl Colors a week. At resklence or in Harry Guthrie over thei weekAthens viatted Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Davl~ Ria• Ladle1 HAIR DRYERS . 8.88 own home, call after 8 p.m. end andattencledthechurchhomeFIVE ROOM home, balh, one Reg . 19. 95 v Swartz Sunday atternooo entertained with a btrtlidQ cUpo SAVE BIG . Do your own rug 911S-35tl3. 9-Z!-ltc comiog here Sunday. Ooor, in Pomeroy. Out of ere nor Sunday evonlng at their hjime . SCHOOL SUPPLIES. BUY 2 and upholstery cleaning with Business Services Mr. al'll Mrs. Clarence Ather· and attended the 50th wedcllng In honor or the blrthda,ya ot high water. Partly furnished AT REG. PRICE & GET THE Blue Lustre. Rent electric CURTISS breeding se"lce ol lRD FREE ton and flm1l!' of Le!U4 Ohio, obaenaace tor Mr- and loire. Oscar Bllbeock and ,L.eOta ¥uWanted To Buy if desired. Phone 992-3251. , · · · shampooer_ Baker Furniture. 21 different breeds, call~ sir- ~ saturday n1lht with his par- JeweU Carr. 9-19-0tp 10 OR 12 ACRES near highMr. and ~JrliChorles D. oar. Those present '('re , }If" 9-23~tc .. or 4 breeds of goal hueb, ents, Mr. and Mro. Arthur Athway. Mrs. Carl A. Young, by calling Parker 192-2184, Po- ertnn and' attended the Church Woode, ~ lild Clair Woode and Mrs. Oscar .J!!bc<lck, .l\11'11. 57 FORD V-8, good work car. 2396 Ladd St., Akron, Ohio visited Mra, Clair Woode In •Velo- Leota Massar and 1011. Mr. and Next T a StiHI•r's Store ONE BRITNEY female bird meroy or 667-3251 CoolviDe. homecomtna here~. Phone m;;tl37 after 5:30 p.m. 108 W . Main Pomeroy 44312. Phone 7114-1561. enna . Memorial Hi ~ SUJ>. 1, ~ Star~lll Mas oar and two dog 8 months old, one GerVisitors tn the Follrod-Robio8-2i-30tc: Elber Johnson, Rt. 4. Pom9-1!1-tip man short hair, male, 19 ' }i'lof, • Thelma Hondauoa ·, ot · son home Sunday evening were day evening. ller eroy, Bailey Run Road. liarmonttl s old . Mosguard BreedMr. and Mro. Billy Follrod and Carr, spent Thor~ with ~r. ~.,ulred ·and mother, C. C. BRADPOIID 9-22-3tp ANTIQUES, furniture, dlshes. TWO nice rolling building lots Mrs. Woode Ia r"""verinio lr<ln . · t o1 Ohl · ' Sue of Athens, Mr. and Mrs. maJo ing, phone Mason 773-5295. AucnoNIEB ··· rf~ : per · o . rr , o. wer• remisceiJaneous. Mrs Howard in Arbaugh's Second Subdivi00 Carleton Foil rod and Ow.r~es, · · Thur~':':'l: 9-IB<itp \VARM MORNING coat heater, c-pleto tlei tlce · _1 -cent suests of Mro.llenh~thGrit· <Mil, 800 W. Main St., Pomesion, Tuppers Plains. Water ftiM Mf I .-lith. • : also saw timber, C. E. Doug...,. '1-2$-tfc tap included. Also 190 of an ac. :959 TRIUMPH C"b motorcycle CrHI Br . . . . Mro. Dorothy MuiHo,ll!d:flim. · las, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, !l-22-4tp re. Especially nice lot, plen200 CC, racing gears, runs RIa, OMf Uy of Florida, ""'lit a· day '"" Fnr Sale or Trade ty of evergreens. 1~ Acres real good, $150. Call HamcentJ.y witi!Mro. Nei~We,othet'­ • 1 16!· llNE SELMER Signet clarinet. 1967 INTERNATIONAL truck, 4 good building lot in coontry . man. sooville 992-6279. 9-24-3tc excellent condition, $100, Ph. All priced reasonably . Also speed %; ton, 1964 Chevrolet, Mr. and Mro. Rus..U :Brook ' 882-3284 New Haven. 9-~ 1967 Chrysler New Yorker, 3 point hitch rear mount plat- :962 XL FORD convertible, ot Parkeroburg. wer~ · ~II ., Am CONDIDONING Relrlgerair conditioned, power steerform lift for tractor, power TharacliJo eveiJII!I of Mr. and good shape. Five new tires . atlort servi<e. Jack's RefrigSIX ROOM HOUSE and three ing, power brakes, 1967 Mustakeoff pulley for Ford TracUro. Blain Taylor. ., . •' Call 992-5934. 9-24-61c eration, New Haven. bone lots , call Jacob Turner. PI!. lang, 3 cyL 3 speed, 1964 tor, welded steel truck can· Mr. and MrL Gerald 1/lolet 882-:m79. 4 8 tfe Buick, 4 door automatic, pow- opy for tarpaulin , for short -1. 9-22-&tp visilliii Sunday atternoOoi wiili hla ;968 ZIG ZAG console sewing er steeri~W, power brake s, fibed , several accessories for couSin, Mr. IJII!· MrL ~~Per­ ' READY • MIX concrete deliv· machine. This machine makes STEREO RADIO, <OmbinaUon nanci~ available. Phone 992Ford lrilctor, new upper link ry and aon ~011 of., o~ ered right to your prole<!. buttonholes, darns, emb., mo6547 alter S p.m. phone 992unit with AM lr FM radio, 4 . Mr. and lito. WllbUt·w~ 1 for Ford tractor. severaL Fast and easy, P'ree etlloograms, many fancy de5748. speaker sound system, 4 Of •Atl!ena, w~ ~.,.~ chimney liners . various sizes , mates. Phone 99Z-3284, Goegsigns. Take over payments of dual volume control. 11!0111' of lolrt. 5aiah; w~,, speed, lot of 6-inch sewer tile. Gor$5 j.Jer month or pay balance leln Ready · Mix Co .. Middlebeautiful maple COIIIOle, As· Mr~ Brlcklel 'wlo'cau. ' don H. Caldwell , Tuppers 3S2 FORD ENGINE and fuel port, Ohio. B :Ill 1ft! due $46.22. Will discount for !Jo1 .on 'Mr, and JMfW Foti\j.j.. sume payments or 16 or $94.07, Plains, phone Coolville 667oil furnace, phone 742-W6. cash. Call 992-2836. ~tc .~ ~ abrDOOQ.. ~',~' . .~ ' ;} . call tt12-1218. 11-ZUic 9-19-0tc 9-22-3tp 3935 IIUDGET PRICE ~umllure 011 i llll,. lind Mrs. Pl)lil~ !IWJel', oor third floor budget . lhop. STEREO RADIO comblnallon, STEREO-RADIO conoole, 4 ; ~bUy 1!1~ -~ lo ~ Baker Furniture, M144ltport, lovely walnut finish, 4-speed .,,-. .~ ..... h-'"' ' ~ - '•.- of ' ~· ~­ ••" Ulllt ~' I''· speed lntermlre<l cllanger, du· Ohio. ' ? ts 1ft! BSR aulomatic changer, pay ·. ·,..tMri; '3oJur~ . '·' ,. . a! volume control. 4 speaker · .,.. Pit7illil' . ' ot n.~of6 per month or balance due sound system, lovely walnut SEWING MACHINES, repair ISU&, cau m.Z836. 11-IWtc: ;·4 ·, ~·· Waa ~UW·' . !her !~ finish . Payments of $5 p e r Ate II to 35. No .. perience ne<:euary. To worlc l!<'r•lce. an maker. ·f t,· :11 •,lfr,: ~•.violet F'l:lclvl' ·' month or 181.14, call 992-3218, with local representatin of large Eastern Electric 1 w~n 1281. The Fabric I!IMIP, ~- · '• • ilr N 1·~ .lUST TAKEN IN, 1968 stereo ::c:"\""1 ' ' ~ .~ ~.,. " ' ., ' ~ 9-:a.etc ManufGcturing Company. Those hired mut be avail· eroy. Authorized 'Singer ~·"" . · .;~·· il:~' II Coli~D!buo viol!' AM lr FM radio colliOit, bla able to atart work immediately. And Service. We Shiii'J!l!n "j 1 ·.1~1~~11;11. •' .. ·~ ·.. ·~~~ ~, ":\ ~ 4-speed automatic changer, GREEN beans and peppers, ~:. '\ol: 1..,.1)' walnut finish. Take AIM have opening for 1 Sale,s Manage' Poaition. ., bring container, pick your over pa)'~Mnts of lUI per own, $2 bushel. John Cleek, Interview Tuesday, Sept. 24-4 PM to 9 PMmonlll or pay balance due Portland, Phone 843-2246 one Wedfl!lsilaJ, 10 AM-4 PM. Shanroc:k Molal. tl02.71. WUI discounl for eash. half mile below Ravelllwood cau m-aae. . "H«e Ferry. 11-zt.el< Two y~ars have passed since : " ' ~it<e ~e 1<11J0W, . Pomeroy Motor Co. · 65 CORY AIH , . , , . . , , . . , , , , • , ..•.• , , • •$1395 Per W1wt A4 .. ,...kl I CHtl " ' W.N 1M ..... ,..... MiniMUM Clll,... FJc 11 CHb ,., w.n "''" c e ttn I"Mrt'-nl. 11 c.,.h ,., W•nl tl• conHcutl" ! .. ' .' 5.55 TllAT l)l,65 AFEAt.. U.SSER ··-··"'"··· ean . .. EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY Alfred Tuppers SOeiety News Social Notes • ... 1,v· Bryants Budget Shop ',~t\lr, r.rr:"'. wr._ e · a !. ' j ' I .w.,. 't'"" NEEIJED 3 MEN. Scl....... ,l I ' . ·' • . ·- m HOIU CAIV il-IAT 'BE ? !;1-\E COESU'T IIJO;IGI-\ 1'!1AT MI.JCI-\! Irs ~WE LV61GI-\T .. • IT'S Tl-\E I.UIU..! IU41MT!! ONI'I ATTMIS Kl NDA 001 '-IT THE'/ CALL IT 'fiiiTIONI! A>-1' N KI'-IOA UOINT ONL'I C.OS'TS NANUTS 1tlRUN-vU&T ••• ·-..•s PoRF'E.SSOR$ ISIW.!! �'·· .-·.- ~ .. ~~ } :. WAMT. AD tliiNIMATfOIII . HADI.INII 1 " ·"'· hr ...,.,. .....,,....... ........ lkMII• t e.M. CfMelf...... a Cernd'-tl Wll ._ uwtfl t t.M. fer ecc..-. 2 SIGNS Dar ., Pultltc•t•o• AHULATtONI 01' Tile Publll"" ,...,..., .... ,..... . .. llllt ., l'lllkf '"' . . ,....... • tecttoqb... n.. IMtllllll'l•r will net ................................... IMer..-ct ...... lftlllrtten, QUALITY -k!r. Low mile~~· ~potless dear vinyl Jnterio~, bucket seats, new w-s-w tircsj 140 liP engine, with auto. trans., radio and heater. A nice one. -n- 65 CIIEVELLE , , . , , , .. , , , , , , , . , .. , , , . , .$1595 Malibu Convertible, V8 engine, powerglidc, radio, heater, new white wall tires, green exterior finish with white n,y)on Il ,., e>eRt Dlkounl •n 1111W • • encl .... ~W wlttlln II d1y1. t5\~\lli ~n~~i~. ~~: . . .. ... . , ...... . ..... $1595 Galaxie 4-dr. mack finish, clean interior, good W-S·W tires, V8 engirm. auto. trans. , power :;leering, radio, heater, ·sharp 1 owner car. C'oUD OF THANkl • OIITUAJIY ., .. . . ., Jf _,.. "''"''"·'"· •• . ........... _ , . lc. ILINO AOS .._"..,_' Uc ct-.,... ,., Alnr· tiMI'Mftl , OPPICI NOUII l1ll a.M. to I:H p.M. 0111'1 flit 1.111 .. U!:ll N. .n IIIUnlll'f Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. 'POMEROY, OHIO In Memory IN LOVING memory of Melvin (King) Knapp who departed this Jile Sept. 24, 1966. For Sale or Rent ., One 7 room house, be either a 2 bedroOm - 3 badeoom or 4 be<lroom '· ,, .. '' , .t,!:<; ' "' ·)' ' ;V. .. '. Call Pomeroy 614·992-2181 ForS1Ie II 1969 DUO BOAT NOW ON_DISPLAY · USED . CHRIS. CRAFT OUT· . . Guido. POODLE PUPPIES, AKC 'l:oy miniature. f75 and up. Stud. service and grooming. Phone II92-S443. AN' honie. Compl~tely remodeled 11111 In A-1 CQndition. Out ot high water, close to school, church and a miq... utes walk to the grocerY atore. Complete lfnanclng ilvaiiable. Call 992-9906 and ask ' ~ 3 tfc AKC Golden Retriever puppies, ~24 Ash St, Mlddlepon. m5443. 6-23-tfc Auction ForS... 1966 VOLKSWAGEN ·statl<tn wagon, square back model, .._ cellent condition; inotor oxcellent COIIdition, Clean inside and out New tlreo. Phone 992-9949, ..2Utc - OHf.'-.LIKE A COliER - C>WOGE. INA STI".IP FRJm the Ll'tgest Tnoik Bullcl)zer ·ll&citaldr To The &nallest Hute',r 'tore. · · , / ' . Ha~,nnr; REALTY 50 ' that sad day, ·' SNUFFY-- I'M . RUNNIN' FER ·RE-ELECTION l!Ockirwpbrt, Ohio. JOINT.'! iLAETTNAIS ... PH- ll!)~141 6C1-ll70 wt.eel' Alignment KENNEBEC Polaloes, Charles 10 TRAILER, like new , ANTIQUE AUCTION Hilton, Portland. 11-29-:!Stc two bedrooms, 181 Locust Sf. , THE UNDERSIGNED will ofNOTICE The one we loved was called GEO, R()BSJEllEft, Braker Pomeroy, phone 992-2619. fer for sale at public auction POTATOES, WATERMELONS, away BLOCK CONSTRUCriON - 8 9-22-«c at the home ol the late phone 843-2254 Clarence ProfHis smiting face and loving -GUARANrEEDRooms, hath, large living George H. Kennedy, 700 West fitt, Portland. 11-29-tlc ways room with paneling, One otoPHONE 992-2094 Pets For Sale Main Street, Pomeroy, Ohio, Are a pleasure lo recall , ry. 2 Acres. $7,0011.00 f.CHNAUZERS, Cockers, Poodlocated just below lhe PomUSED HEATING equipment, 1 ROOM FRAME - Fireplace, And 80 he left us, love<! by • Free Estimates les and Westies 'White Scot. eroy-Mason Bridge, on Saturone gas noor furnaee, 80,000 . all. 3 bedrooms, 2 nice shade IPcome•rov Home & '""Ill ties ', also breeding stock. day. the 28th day of SeptemBTU, $60; one gas upflo furHis memory we shall always trees, concrete cellar. 114 ac• Quality Concrete ... E. Mall Barkaroo Kennels, CoolviJTe, ber. 1968, beginning at ten nace 90,000 BTU, 195 ; 4 gas cherlsh, ' res. $5011.00 down. o'clock A.M., the personal 0. 45723. ll-18-30tc circulating heaters with fan. R ROOM BRICK - Bath, ohad: And our love £or you, Dad , • Certified Sltenath property owned by George H. $50 and up; one coal stolfeor will never peri!h. ed patio, outbuildings. 3 level Insurance For Rent Kennedy. consisting in part with controls f15 ; one oil • Delivery Sadly mlsse<l by family. lots. $10,0011.00 All'I'OMOBILI!l ~IIIDMt-e lien f'U HNISHF:O ;:m;J unfurnished of the following : Gas stove, conversion burner $50 ; used HELEN or VIRGIL TEAF'ORD 9-24-ltp ..III!IDed? Lor! JOUr opem. <~par lmen l f: _ Close to school. • Quick Service Frigid3ire refrigerator, ' teleroal furnaces . blowers. Arn· MISOCIATEs ._ or's Jlrense? Phone ~2-5434 . 10·111-tfc vision. kitchen table and 4 old Brothers. Pomeroy, phone Syra<aJe •l=inlshlfll Notice I II tfe chairs, kitchen cupboard, five 992-2448. 9-11-tfc IF YOU are hot and feeling TRAI LEH SPACE, all utilitieo over-stuffed chairs, daven• Sand & Gravel mean, .:t l'ail ab'l'. lrqllire 156 Mulber. port , eoffee table. cupboards, POMEROY - HARRISONVILLE Its all because your car ain't n arter 3 or 5 p.m Write P. For Sale and many Antiques, chairs. ~·ouR ROOM house, hath and DIAL 992-3284 clean. 0 UDx 425 Pomt!roy. 5-29-tr<' cupboards. tables. stands, fuJI size basement, two tots. Road . one story frame, three 24 HEAD of cattle, 11 C'()Ws, 7 bedrooms, bath, nice lot, full Try our new AutomaUcCall 992-2039 daytime, 949marble stands, pictureS, pic· to freshen early spring, Marbasement. Rodney Downing, Mason car wash . 9-19-6tc ' l lt ' ISHE[}' GARAGE apart2951 eveningJI. !l-24~tp ture fr ames. beds. chests, vin Stone, Rutland, Ohio. brokrr. Phone 992-2342. ment on Lincoln Hill. Utilities GOEGLEIN GRAVEL dresser. many table lamps, 9-24-3tc 9-Z!~tc FOR TRADE-Cash for anraid; adults only . Phcne 992Gone with the Wind, brass and 407 PAGE tiques. William Ramm. Mid3489. 6-19-lfc glass. lamps, vases. m a n y MIDDLEPORT, OHiD dleport. II-ZII-30tp pitchers. punch bowl w t t h 'fRAILER LOTS, Bob's Mobile glasses, hobnail glass, candle P~eroy; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald WILL DO sewing at home Court. Syracuse. Ohio on State stick~. compotes. fruit dishes. Swartz and" flmllJo. Mar-, a1111 zippers, pockets. pegging. Rt 124, Phone 992-2951. Local plant has ope-ning in Maintenance Department cake stands , lamp shades, Plains Mr. 'alii . Mrs. Otto Swartz ot hemming, alterations , etc. 11-11-tfc for electrician. Minimum of five (5) year's experience goblets. milk glass. cut glass, s~ Mrs. Freddie Thabet, Mason , SuRitay School attendance on fruit bowl , some Carnival required. Excellent starting salary-$3.40 to $3.55 The SOth w'edli!Jw amlversary Phone 773-5651. 4-30-tfc F'UR~ISHF.D TWO BEDROOM Sept. 15 was 81, the offering glass, jars. brass bells, and per hour. Life insurance, Hoapitalization, retirement APARTMENT. Middleport, was $:!3.83. Worship services of Mr• . ID! ·!Mra. JfieU Carr BY MRS. EVELYN BRICKLES many articles . The decedent and other benefits all paid Oy company. SepL 15 W.a weU attended.; REPAIR, REFINISH, recondiphone 992·3874. followed at 10:45 with the Rev. on 11-9-tfc was in the Anllque business, The CCJICI)e received many 1ov&- · The Women'o Society ofChriation golf clubs, John Teaford. Casto. A basket dinner oo the and all of the above items I.Y B!fto and cards. Retreshml'hla tlan service of the Unlled MathlmmediQte opening for permon•nt employee. PleGse 9-22-Jotp TRAILER SPACE, ready to church lawn roUowed and a horne- of wedding cake, Iced tea, lll(nts ._qcltst Church, fl>rmeri.Y theMetft· must be sold for settlement und resume to: Box 218, New Haven, W. Va. 25265. coming program fn the after--:--hook up. private, plenty of or his estate. and nuts were served odlll, met - at tile churcll antleJI ANYONE WH;O ' MAY have sernoon. room for children lo play. AUCT. NOTE · This Is a large Mr~ Ht,n WMdf ,...,....., ·Thursday afternoon wt~alx ~.' ' • Nina Robinson. '11'ielma Hen- ·hom ' ·~--· · ...l...Dl":i;\1 "r'";;ved with or havlng InformaPhone 992·3904. 8-14-tfc , ,._ / meml>Ors ·alir·..ll!, r For Sale sale consisting of a few une uta · "~~''J i r• •Qr,t ,.,, . --~ . derson, Florence •encer and ' tion regarding Army service Real Estate For sale spendilll a ·week with 'l!!r. llllll Yi>Wt preaelll. '1110: res nt, · usual items . Please bring a RROWNING 12 gauge full clloke Osie Follrod, attellded a meetdata of World War 1 veteran , ~' IRST FLOOR fumlshe<l apartO'BRIEN 1r CROW Mrs. Clair Woode and Conn!, in Mrs. ~'lora Rice, clloseher Cripchair and enjoy the sale . shotgun, ventiliate<l sights and Ing with the District SuperiJ>REALTY COMPANY Kenneth Robert Reynolds, dement. adults , 212 South Fifth Circtevllle, Ohio. Her daiJ8hter- lure readlng trom Nehemlali and Lunch will be serve<! by the rib ; fired only 15 thnea, no POIIIEROY cease<! May 12, 1968, formerCLOSE TO tendent on the evening or Sept. in-law was admitted "' Voterana commented how the newly Jll8Tio Ave., Middleport, phone 992Church. scratches or blemishes of any ly of Elkino, W. Va , late of SHOPPING .. Ill otory 12, at the H e a t h Method~st Memorial HoiiJ)Ital WedneodQ ed ~]lOra Plailll United lit~ 5435. 9-22-tfc Terms: Ca sh In hand day or kind; also Winchester pump Syra<Use, Ohio, please conframe. 2 bedrooms, batb, Church in Middleport_ Lloyd DO- eveni111, and Conn! S]lent the odlat churches could prollt 1t11111 Sale. IZ gauge shotgun, modlfie<l tact G. A. Johnson, Veterans FOUR ROOM HOUSE, bath, some tile and paneling, gas linger joined them then, and remainder of the week bere with Nehemiah's ellllllp~· -· ...r i..aerSlme<l : Clyde E Kennedy, Helen Woode, another member choke, fired twice, new ; no Service Officer, Pomeroy, 0 . floor furnace. $4,200.00 coal furnace , call 742-5113, ' her grarq,arents, J>lrand Mrsship and fallll In . . . pre~ Executor of the Estate of scratches or blemishes. Phone TUPPERS PLAINS - !IE-MOI). or the tommittee, was ul'llble to Charles D. Woode iild wlti!Mr. lrv the Jf~ around.· eru.. 1m. 9-22-3tc !1-,Z!~tp George Kenne<ly. Deceased attend, due to slckne1:15 in her 992-9934, ask for Wall)'. and Mrs. WUUam Carr and da~>- In the abaence of the 9fqp"am ELED - I story frame, J family. BRADFORD AUCTION CO. 9-24-titc ghters. leader, Gertrude H..,..n, ·.mo be<lrooms, bull! in kitehen, For Sale Mr. and Mrs. Harold Watson, Racine. Ohio. Ph. 949-3821. Mr. and Mrs. Gerald snrtz wa~ W, Glad)'s VIole~ road a 4.36 Acres, A BVY AT $1,108.~"'" Wanted F.~LL CLEARANCE ON ALUMMr. and Mrs. Carl Watson, Mrs. 11-22-Stc WAITRESS, Apply In person. and family or Marietta visited meditation trom The ·. pbrlatlan tiO. EUi.e Watson and other memINUM FISIUNG BOATS, 10, Crow's Steak House. 9-~tc FARM . 32 \1 ACRES . 6 room MIDDLEPORT - LIKE NEW bers or the Watson family, have his jllrents, Mr. and Mri. Ho- Herald, ent1Ued "The Blrda of 12. 13 fool. Kingsbury Boat house, bath. gas heat, fireFor S.le - II!! story, 3 bedrooma, balll, been visHing Mr. and Mrs. Glen bart swartz Sunday a11ernoon. Filth. Discussion was bel!' . - . Sales, on County Road 18, Mr and Mrs. carleton .. FOu- .cerntng union with the ,ramen's BABY SI'M'ER for five year place, drilled well, good buildtabinets in kitchen, fuJI baae- Robinson. having been ealled one mile west of Rt. 33, phone FARM Approximately 175 acrod ~nd Charles of p..,.e!-oy, society of the fonner E:. U, B. old boy, 10:30 A.M. to 4:30 ings. Barn equipped for Grade ment, patio, nice Yard, out of here by the serioos accident suf.. 992-6256. 9-IS.Htc res , two story house, barn. visited her parents Mr. and Church. Abo dlscuSlled were P.M. three to five days a A milk . With or without farm fioods. fl2,100.00 fered by their brother, WlllJam f'tc., all buildings in poor ' plans tor mllkilll manor tor the week, Phone0 742-46111. 9-~ equipment. Bowman's Run or HENRY CLELAND Watson, who is in Holzer Hos- MrS- Lee Henderson Sunday II• buUdl · lluxl I ludl 1 smlior condition , located in Rutland SPECIAlS ter110011 and attended the 50th Ill , nc ~ ., ~-7. Forest Run Road. Lee JohnOffice . . . . pital ' township, Meigs County, call wedding annlversari or Mr. and and bazaar, the mllkifti,of ~~le SOMEONE TO SET with amson , Rt. 1, Racine. Phone Ret. lt.tllll8 Mr. and Mrs. S. J. O'Brien of Mro. JeweU Carr, Lorg• Size Glonu • for 69c Middleport 992-2881 after 5 butter, and the sale orChrlslniu bulatory elderly lady 5 days LARGE CUPS ·-- ._. fo r 59c 949-2246. 9-19-tfc Columbus, visita:l Mr. and Mrs. p m. 9-JI-tfc Mr. and Mro. Waid SWartz ot caedL Anortecl Colors a week. At resklence or in Harry Guthrie over thei weekAthens viatted Mr. and Mrs, Mr. and Mrs. Davl~ Ria• Ladle1 HAIR DRYERS . 8.88 own home, call after 8 p.m. end andattencledthechurchhomeFIVE ROOM home, balh, one Reg . 19. 95 v Swartz Sunday atternooo entertained with a btrtlidQ cUpo SAVE BIG . Do your own rug 911S-35tl3. 9-Z!-ltc comiog here Sunday. Ooor, in Pomeroy. Out of ere nor Sunday evonlng at their hjime . SCHOOL SUPPLIES. BUY 2 and upholstery cleaning with Business Services Mr. al'll Mrs. Clarence Ather· and attended the 50th wedcllng In honor or the blrthda,ya ot high water. Partly furnished AT REG. PRICE & GET THE Blue Lustre. Rent electric CURTISS breeding se"lce ol lRD FREE ton and flm1l!' of Le!U4 Ohio, obaenaace tor Mr- and loire. Oscar Bllbeock and ,L.eOta ¥uWanted To Buy if desired. Phone 992-3251. , · · · shampooer_ Baker Furniture. 21 different breeds, call~ sir- ~ saturday n1lht with his par- JeweU Carr. 9-19-0tp 10 OR 12 ACRES near highMr. and ~JrliChorles D. oar. Those present '('re , }If" 9-23~tc .. or 4 breeds of goal hueb, ents, Mr. and Mro. Arthur Athway. Mrs. Carl A. Young, by calling Parker 192-2184, Po- ertnn and' attended the Church Woode, ~ lild Clair Woode and Mrs. Oscar .J!!bc<lck, .l\11'11. 57 FORD V-8, good work car. 2396 Ladd St., Akron, Ohio visited Mra, Clair Woode In •Velo- Leota Massar and 1011. Mr. and Next T a StiHI•r's Store ONE BRITNEY female bird meroy or 667-3251 CoolviDe. homecomtna here~. Phone m;;tl37 after 5:30 p.m. 108 W . Main Pomeroy 44312. Phone 7114-1561. enna . Memorial Hi ~ SUJ>. 1, ~ Star~lll Mas oar and two dog 8 months old, one GerVisitors tn the Follrod-Robio8-2i-30tc: Elber Johnson, Rt. 4. Pom9-1!1-tip man short hair, male, 19 ' }i'lof, • Thelma Hondauoa ·, ot · son home Sunday evening were day evening. ller eroy, Bailey Run Road. liarmonttl s old . Mosguard BreedMr. and Mro. Billy Follrod and Carr, spent Thor~ with ~r. ~.,ulred ·and mother, C. C. BRADPOIID 9-22-3tp ANTIQUES, furniture, dlshes. TWO nice rolling building lots Mrs. Woode Ia r"""verinio lr<ln . · t o1 Ohl · ' Sue of Athens, Mr. and Mrs. maJo ing, phone Mason 773-5295. AucnoNIEB ··· rf~ : per · o . rr , o. wer• remisceiJaneous. Mrs Howard in Arbaugh's Second Subdivi00 Carleton Foil rod and Ow.r~es, · · Thur~':':'l: 9-IB<itp \VARM MORNING coat heater, c-pleto tlei tlce · _1 -cent suests of Mro.llenh~thGrit· <Mil, 800 W. Main St., Pomesion, Tuppers Plains. Water ftiM Mf I .-lith. • : also saw timber, C. E. Doug...,. '1-2$-tfc tap included. Also 190 of an ac. :959 TRIUMPH C"b motorcycle CrHI Br . . . . Mro. Dorothy MuiHo,ll!d:flim. · las, Rt. 3, Pomeroy, !l-22-4tp re. Especially nice lot, plen200 CC, racing gears, runs RIa, OMf Uy of Florida, ""'lit a· day '"" Fnr Sale or Trade ty of evergreens. 1~ Acres real good, $150. Call HamcentJ.y witi!Mro. Nei~We,othet'­ • 1 16!· llNE SELMER Signet clarinet. 1967 INTERNATIONAL truck, 4 good building lot in coontry . man. sooville 992-6279. 9-24-3tc excellent condition, $100, Ph. All priced reasonably . Also speed %; ton, 1964 Chevrolet, Mr. and Mro. Rus..U :Brook ' 882-3284 New Haven. 9-~ 1967 Chrysler New Yorker, 3 point hitch rear mount plat- :962 XL FORD convertible, ot Parkeroburg. wer~ · ~II ., Am CONDIDONING Relrlgerair conditioned, power steerform lift for tractor, power TharacliJo eveiJII!I of Mr. and good shape. Five new tires . atlort servi<e. Jack's RefrigSIX ROOM HOUSE and three ing, power brakes, 1967 Mustakeoff pulley for Ford TracUro. Blain Taylor. ., . •' Call 992-5934. 9-24-61c eration, New Haven. bone lots , call Jacob Turner. PI!. lang, 3 cyL 3 speed, 1964 tor, welded steel truck can· Mr. and MrL Gerald 1/lolet 882-:m79. 4 8 tfe Buick, 4 door automatic, pow- opy for tarpaulin , for short -1. 9-22-&tp visilliii Sunday atternoOoi wiili hla ;968 ZIG ZAG console sewing er steeri~W, power brake s, fibed , several accessories for couSin, Mr. IJII!· MrL ~~Per­ ' READY • MIX concrete deliv· machine. This machine makes STEREO RADIO, <OmbinaUon nanci~ available. Phone 992Ford lrilctor, new upper link ry and aon ~011 of., o~ ered right to your prole<!. buttonholes, darns, emb., mo6547 alter S p.m. phone 992unit with AM lr FM radio, 4 . Mr. and lito. WllbUt·w~ 1 for Ford tractor. severaL Fast and easy, P'ree etlloograms, many fancy de5748. speaker sound system, 4 Of •Atl!ena, w~ ~.,.~ chimney liners . various sizes , mates. Phone 99Z-3284, Goegsigns. Take over payments of dual volume control. 11!0111' of lolrt. 5aiah; w~,, speed, lot of 6-inch sewer tile. Gor$5 j.Jer month or pay balance leln Ready · Mix Co .. Middlebeautiful maple COIIIOle, As· Mr~ Brlcklel 'wlo'cau. ' don H. Caldwell , Tuppers 3S2 FORD ENGINE and fuel port, Ohio. B :Ill 1ft! due $46.22. Will discount for !Jo1 .on 'Mr, and JMfW Foti\j.j.. sume payments or 16 or $94.07, Plains, phone Coolville 667oil furnace, phone 742-W6. cash. Call 992-2836. ~tc .~ ~ abrDOOQ.. ~',~' . .~ ' ;} . call tt12-1218. 11-ZUic 9-19-0tc 9-22-3tp 3935 IIUDGET PRICE ~umllure 011 i llll,. lind Mrs. Pl)lil~ !IWJel', oor third floor budget . lhop. STEREO RADIO comblnallon, STEREO-RADIO conoole, 4 ; ~bUy 1!1~ -~ lo ~ Baker Furniture, M144ltport, lovely walnut finish, 4-speed .,,-. .~ ..... h-'"' ' ~ - '•.- of ' ~· ~­ ••" Ulllt ~' I''· speed lntermlre<l cllanger, du· Ohio. ' ? ts 1ft! BSR aulomatic changer, pay ·. ·,..tMri; '3oJur~ . '·' ,. . a! volume control. 4 speaker · .,.. Pit7illil' . ' ot n.~of6 per month or balance due sound system, lovely walnut SEWING MACHINES, repair ISU&, cau m.Z836. 11-IWtc: ;·4 ·, ~·· Waa ~UW·' . !her !~ finish . Payments of $5 p e r Ate II to 35. No .. perience ne<:euary. To worlc l!<'r•lce. an maker. ·f t,· :11 •,lfr,: ~•.violet F'l:lclvl' ·' month or 181.14, call 992-3218, with local representatin of large Eastern Electric 1 w~n 1281. The Fabric I!IMIP, ~- · '• • ilr N 1·~ .lUST TAKEN IN, 1968 stereo ::c:"\""1 ' ' ~ .~ ~.,. " ' ., ' ~ 9-:a.etc ManufGcturing Company. Those hired mut be avail· eroy. Authorized 'Singer ~·"" . · .;~·· il:~' II Coli~D!buo viol!' AM lr FM radio colliOit, bla able to atart work immediately. And Service. We Shiii'J!l!n "j 1 ·.1~1~~11;11. •' .. ·~ ·.. ·~~~ ~, ":\ ~ 4-speed automatic changer, GREEN beans and peppers, ~:. '\ol: 1..,.1)' walnut finish. Take AIM have opening for 1 Sale,s Manage' Poaition. ., bring container, pick your over pa)'~Mnts of lUI per own, $2 bushel. John Cleek, Interview Tuesday, Sept. 24-4 PM to 9 PMmonlll or pay balance due Portland, Phone 843-2246 one Wedfl!lsilaJ, 10 AM-4 PM. Shanroc:k Molal. tl02.71. WUI discounl for eash. half mile below Ravelllwood cau m-aae. . "H«e Ferry. 11-zt.el< Two y~ars have passed since : " ' ~it<e ~e 1<11J0W, . Pomeroy Motor Co. · 65 CORY AIH , . , , . . , , . . , , , , • , ..•.• , , • •$1395 Per W1wt A4 .. ,...kl I CHtl " ' W.N 1M ..... ,..... MiniMUM Clll,... FJc 11 CHb ,., w.n "''" c e ttn I"Mrt'-nl. 11 c.,.h ,., W•nl tl• conHcutl" ! .. ' .' 5.55 TllAT l)l,65 AFEAt.. U.SSER ··-··"'"··· ean . .. EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY Alfred Tuppers SOeiety News Social Notes • ... 1,v· Bryants Budget Shop ',~t\lr, r.rr:"'. wr._ e · a !. ' j ' I .w.,. 't'"" NEEIJED 3 MEN. Scl....... ,l I ' . ·' • . ·- m HOIU CAIV il-IAT 'BE ? !;1-\E COESU'T IIJO;IGI-\ 1'!1AT MI.JCI-\! Irs ~WE LV61GI-\T .. • IT'S Tl-\E I.UIU..! IU41MT!! ONI'I ATTMIS Kl NDA 001 '-IT THE'/ CALL IT 'fiiiTIONI! A>-1' N KI'-IOA UOINT ONL'I C.OS'TS NANUTS 1tlRUN-vU&T ••• ·-..•s PoRF'E.SSOR$ ISIW.!! �. . • •. - · · -·' .•. ··-··· ·-· -··-'1:~.'1.. •. ' ' ' , • -·""""· tc>;: . ;•, •. •.,,<;•'.."W...o • ' rf•ft'~"""rf"""""''"" """ "•" ,. \ ~- , .••••' 1., .·, ,.;.;·~::~t~ ' ,-;·.:...·;••··,~:·.::...::•;.-.•,..;..·~ · ~· :::•. ; .. -- . -- - ~ - ~- ·· ~ ·· .~··- · · -· ·· ..... .. , -···· ....... ····-· ....... ·-··· .. •·, / 8 - TN Dl.tly Sendnel, Mlddl'IJOrt-Pomeroy, 0 .• Sept. 24, l968 Massa's Saucer Theory Debunked IYIIJTE SANDS MISSILE RANGE, N, M. (UPO - Possible slghtlngs or a dlsc-shoped platrorrn used In certain space tests here can not .be blamed lor the flying Bliucer craze over the southwestern United he saw the discanled 15-foot long spacecraft whUe on a the vehicle, known as a parachute re-entry project of the natiorw.l range six monthS platCorni, could have caused the >!go. rash of reported UFO slghtings or that the govermnent was withlto]ding information from the public about UFOs. Massa wrote in a copyrighted story In the Columbus Dispatch State& in 1966 and 1967, a White Sards oM.clal said Monday. The offtclal denied reports by maUon at Whlte Sarda, Aid the tour object Massa saw was the pn.c-- Columbus, Ohio. reporter Paul Massa, that A NATION AT CROSSROADS 9 - MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. - Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey warned todaY that hlo Republican opponent for the presidency, Ric~rd M. Nixon, might well bring abOut ucrashing" deleat of the nuclear non.prollleratloo treaty now pending in the Senate. While this theoreticai)J• was a day off for the Democratic presidentical nominee, he delivered a speech before the Minnesota AFL-CIO convention in another bid for the labor vote. Mary McLaren Dies SepL 19 SYRACUSE - Mary Ann Cor- nell McLaren, 99, formerly or Syracuse, died Thursday, Sept. 19 In ~rtnglield, Ohio. The daughter of Ole late George Melinda Woodruff Cornell, she was a retired nurse supervisor at Columbus State Hospital and a member of the B. F. Allen 752 Rebecca Lodge, She was survived by two sisters, Mrs. Olivia Cook, in Pennsylvania, and Miss Elizabeth Cornell, Springfield, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held Mrs. Edith N. McNeal, 62, Monday with burial in Glen Rest or 558 Mill St.. Middleport, died Memorial Estate In Columbus. in Holzer Hospital Monday eve~ He said rather than explaJn parachute dealan which w<>uld to the public what they were slOI'f down an instrument _packseeing, lhe government "pre- age di'OAJlng throuih the thin ferred 1o dei\Y the valldliY of atmosphere of Mara to a gen.. tie landlrc on the &urllce. the sighlinp. '' Gabe Brillante, chief or intor~ The &aucer-shl(>ed plattonn W&B lilted by a. biiiOCII to a height or about 130,000 feel, and then Ita rocket motors boosted it to about 140,000 teet_ where the test parachute was deployed lowering the platform back to earth. BrUiante said at that In remarks prepared for the h1.gh an altitude, the atmosphere MlnneiiOta AFL - CIO meeltng, was similar to the thtn Martian atmosphere. Hum_phrey had Uds to say: "I don't know what people' a uunless we want to risk e't'eJ')' capabillty Is to see this thing border okirml&h becoming a nuthat high," Brll1ante said. "On clear war .•.• unless we want 15 its way down, even with the or 25 countries with nuclear weapons (there now are five) parachute, it might lead some the Uhlted States must ratify people to say It wU a flying saucer, and I don't have amthe treazy row. "Richard Nixon is stalling on records saying that on the day this treat,y .... and he may well we ran a teat there were or bring It crashing down to de- were not some Oytng saucer refeat. I urge Mr. Nixon to eome ports. But we have reported oot of the shadows - to stop UFO slghtlngs long betoce this stalling - and lo tell us whe- project started and long after~ ther he is for this treaty now." ward." Brillante said after firings of On current economic issues of Athena research missiles from the campaign, Humphrey told the utah overland to White sandslabor audience, ~·I do not think a fairly common occurrence America can afford a n o t h e r people stlll call the base to re&!retch of Republican oo.;he-Job port seeing UFOs. economic training." There were a total of five This referred to hlo view ot laWJches In the paracllute propast Republican economic pergram, BrUiante said. They were formance, including "'three re- Mrs. McNeal Dies Monday Mrs. White of Coolville Dies II '-'l lta. Maud<! Amos While, 71, \!' cit1it 3 'coohWe, died Monday mornifli. She was a member of the Bearwallow Ridge Church of ChrisL She Is survived by her husband, Seldon J. White; a son, Robert S. White, Columbus; a daughter, Esther Faulkner, Circlevillei two sisters, Alice Ferguson, Auntington, and Mrs. Melvin Park, Seaside, Calif. FUIIeral services will be held Wednesdl,y at 2 p.m. rrom the Bearwallow Ridge Church o! Christ with Charles Herw:lershot, minister, in charge. Friends may call at the Ewing Funeral Home u~ noon Wedoesda,y. cessions .... an lDiemployment rate of nearly 1 per cent in 1961 with tsi<e-home ramlly Income (ailing . ... an amual waste ot $50 blllloo Utrough Idle productive capacity. u olbly) will hold 111-.mual SOuth· Ol'!l Ohio Area ReiiOJnftloo lla.f tice parachute platform used In 0 ve voyqer testa to 1lnd I The Campaign for Votes: aald Sioux FaUs was tacked on Mll-WAUKEE, Wis. (UPC Conlldent or victory In his own to the agenda because of a rerace, Republican presidential cent statewide newsnaper poll candidate Richard M. Nlxon set ohowlng McGovern t..dlng lorout today to help topple such mer Gov. Archie ()Jbbrud by Democratic stalwarts as Sens. the narrow margin of 48-46. NixGeorge McGovern ol South Da- oo was leading Vice President kota and Frank Church of Idaho. Hubert H. Humphrey by a wide ln a last-minute change of margin. In Idaho, Republican plans, the Nixon organization add- leaders count on Nixon's appear ed an airport stop in South Da- ance to boost the stock of Rep. kota to an already busy sched- George Hansen in his effort to ule, The three-jet..plane Nixon defeat Church, who Uke McGovfleet was llle to swoop down on ern Is a leading Senate dove on Sl.oux Falls, S. D., Bismarck, Vietnam. Nixon spent the night In MilN. D., Boise, Idaho and Seattle, waukee, where camp.a.lgnlng was Wash. kept to a minimum. Rep. Melvin Laird, R - Wis., (Tllpa - T¥e 011 ~W~~~•· Son· In ·. Columbus· m OctOOer 5 at VoterBM Memorlll Auditorium, Tops Clubs, Die. was orpnlzed bi Milwaukee In 1948 only four members 8lld DOW ba• clws throughout the V n I t e d Slal811i Canada and lnlOIICI the 'OOI'Id. ll!l !Dojnder 8lld ltlll ac- WASHINGTON (UPO - T h e Defense Department Monday Identified 107 u. s. &ervlcemen, including nine Ohioans, killed ln Vietnam. They Included: ing. Spec. 4 Michoel K, Hammer, She was born August 28, 1906, hUsband of Mrs. Barbara E. Hamat Taswell, Va., the daughter or mer, Rt. 2, Chlllicothe; Pfc. Ted the late Cleophas and Mary Eliz- R. Jamison, son oC Mrs. Janet abeth Barnett. She was also pre- L, !.amblln, Portsmouth,lllldMaceded in death by a brother and rlne Pic. Lawrance G, a sister. She was a meum. of . son of Mrs. &Jsanne Bryan, La!!:the Middleport Christian €i\Urch, caster. __..'"i White Rose Lodge and WCTU. She is survived by her husband, Clarence; a daughter, Mar~ tha Ann, at home; a step-daugh- MEIGS GENERAL HOSmAL ter, Mrs. Elmer (Helen) Gully, Admitted - Gerald ~-. Chillicothe, and a brother, Lus- Reedsville. Discharged - None. ter Barnett, carleton, Ohio. Funeral services \\ill be held Thursday at 2 p.m. from the Rawlings ~ Cc:ats Fooeral Home BOARD TO MEET with the Rev. Haullin Moyer of~ The Southern Local ScliOol ficiaUng. BurW will be In the board will meet Tlwr~, SepNew Marshfield cemetery, Athtember 26, at 1:30 p.m. Instead ens. Friends may call at the of on their .-egular meeting nlglrt. funeral home anytime after 10 This will be Ute rl!j!U)ar se&a.m. Wednesda,y untll time of sion for September. services. !P.an, '' -II Mra. Hllllde of the American Dlatltlana Alsoclatlon wW be the featUred speaker at the noon IWicheon. "Pre~ Plltllld"" · Fall Arranttments Membership In TOPS Is open to who Ia IntereSted In loalni pounds "'"'llbl1· Ills baaed on the prlnc!PJe of 8fOUP therlllf and Is 8iiJ)J'OVod ~ tha Amerl<an Medical AllloclatiOII AoyHo•• Juit Right For C~to You.ri Todar Du•l•r's Florist ltve president Ia Mro. Eather u a senolble attempt to elimiS. Manz. nate a !wtdamental killer Area Recognlt\on DliY Ia tor obeslt,y. the purpose of honorl111 those TOPS members wbo hove aGEORGIA SL<J5SER o:hleved their soa1 wollht, and Miss Georgia Slosser, mls- tho&e who hove loa! the moot storary nurse of Portuguese weight durlna u,. COliEast Africa, will speak at 7:30 teat period Also to. be honor· p.m. Thur~ at the Hysell ed on Oclober 5 thia :r- are Run Free Methodist Church. all the TOPS royalzy for t h o The public is invited. calendar year 1967. The Utile MQ>ro and Utile TO, llllnors Drill Team by APPOmTED MANAGER stan ' Flowers wW -the day'• John W, Bome1 bas been ap- events whlc:b wiU Include the Sinaer Touch 'n Sew.& pointed ClnclnnaU dlatrlc:t sales KOPS graduation ceremony, a 59 H. 2nd;..••. OHIO llllllUrier ....,.Pr for Ford Dlvlalon Ill Ford illotDr COmpany, W. A. Heller, "dlvtalon general sales manager, amoun.ced today, bathing beaut,y contoot, recoa- nltl<m of 100 pound losers and award of Cemury Clw Medal- a new water line, Pomeroy vii.~ . .' Cabinet Models ------------·------~ -REDUCTIONS . ' / Helps Solve 3 llggest TO MAlNTAm TRAFFIC There wtU be one way tratttc maintained oo Un:IOn Ave., all tid• week despite lnslallalllln of UP SAVE c11r.- ON OTHER SINGER MODELS OPENS. .. FALSET£ETH Worries and Problems THE FABRIC SHOP A. ltttle PASTJIZTH -.n1DII:Ied OD )'our dent URI does all thil; 11) Bel~ . hold t"alH WethmoreftrtnlJJn~· (2) Hold& them more. comtorc.blJ; '~·· S.EPT. 25th .AT 10:00 A.M. (3) Leta you bttl! up to 359(, harder lage olllclalueporl8d. All trucks Without dlsconftart. PA8TEKTB Powder l!alll:lllne (nOn-add). Won't are asked to avoid use of t h e 10ur. No rumm:v...t.rooer. JIU\J tute. tbat ut are M&en.\lal kJ street for the entire week if Dentures bulU\. Bet your deotllt nt'Ularlr Oet P'ASTI3!Jl"H at all drq count.erL ponible. on July 18, 1966; Aug. 3, 1966; Sliigor Salot & S...lco & McColl• Patterns 992·2~ 115 W. SECOND 'POMEROY, 0 - ' July 28, 1967; Aug. 5, 1967, and Aug. 22, 1967. For Low Cost, Automatic Warm Floor Heating with Clean, Safe, Convenient GASI BrUlante said persons reported seeing UFOs more than just five tlmea in thO&e two years. Nine Ohioans Lost in War wtti. lonL . _. ,. The naUy SonJinel, Middleport-P ...eroy, 0, Marauder Frosh In 20 8 Romp ' U/arm morning Circulators In Four Popular Slzul " The Meigs Marauder rrellldnen iootl>all team picked up Ita second consecutive wtn of the aeaaon in a 20-8 romp over host Galli~ p1lis Monday afternoon. Halfback Mark WUIIarns scored all Ute Meiptoucbdown&, WilIiams went ~pydlrt onl'\llll.ot .. • 1"{( .. about 20, 10 And five yardS,' One of the Lltue Marauder s!x'i10inter& by Williams came alter Rick Alh returned a Galllpoll& punt 45 yards lo the Dve yard line. Tiny Wllllams ocored the extra points lor Meigs lollowlng the e:econd TD. Coaches Ed Bartels and Terry Ohlinger credited tbe entire offense. inelw:llnl the backs named above, ~erback Ron Smith 8lld HWbaek Robin Phalln 8lld the diilenslve line, with pla,ylng anwtllialldlngpme. Galllpoll& scoro" Its Til late In the conteat alter Melga had piled up a 20~ lead. 20,.000 llU tnpvt. Helghf- 21"', Wldth-201/s", o.prlj-12". Pipe Opening-3". Dl•tance, center of Fh... Pipe Opening to floor-16\'S". Minimum Size of Got Pipe~". Shipping Weight-43 lbl. Let Us Outfit Your Home Completely Carpets •••• Draperies•••• Furniture Fl~ Y-20 . :•.·.·:·.. -. SALE BEGI ,. H.ott Up t. 2 IM-. '' , ·~ ·' ::: .. ., ..: ' .i ' '•, •' SEE'i .. .. 2 ~- Loca- t o _ ,... ... ' IAMA"J 0. . • • ·' . , ··. ..- .n. .;....,.~H.vx, •~; ~..: VR-50 50.10Q ITU lnpvt. Helght-261/.1". Width-32", O.,rh-18". A~ VR.;.6s 11". Flw Pipe Opening-!~'::, DlttonC.~ ~Of Fin Pipe~ .) 1.' . Pipl Opening-.." . Oi1tonce, center of Flue Pipe Opening fO floor-19'14 ". Minimum Size of Got Plpe-'h". Shlppi~~g 'Ne:ight, "MA" mode:b-111 liM., "MAl" modelt-12.5 lbt. Hull Up .. C ...... I J t, ~" , •. ~-. .. ... ... to. floor-20~. "'.lnlmum Sin of Got P~WH. Shlppl,. ·.w•lgM;'·· · , "IM" ~·~-129 IIH ~, "~l" _ ...:'t.ut lbl. · ' ...... Up' ·~ &-loa-. ' ' ,, ' ;.' ·r' • ~ • i~ 1•. ". WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 25th DOORS WILL NOT TINY'S OPEN :UNTIL ::\Q:OO '-, • ~ • I I·;-_' ,: I t -•• • ·' " ... l ' ~lete F1111ishines For Y011 LiYilll Room. Bed Rooms. Play Rooms. Kitchens Nattonally Known Brands. Prompt Delivery- Continuous Service •• Sensible Credit: ELBE • We -Install -POMEROY Use Our frH Ptrking lot On .2nd Street . 742-4211 . . (! ,. ....,, . . ,. . ' III"IGIJl 0. �. . • •. - · · -·' .•. ··-··· ·-· -··-'1:~.'1.. •. ' ' ' , • -·""""· tc>;: . ;•, •. •.,,<;•'.."W...o • ' rf•ft'~"""rf"""""''"" """ "•" ,. \ ~- , .••••' 1., .·, ,.;.;·~::~t~ ' ,-;·.:...·;••··,~:·.::...::•;.-.•,..;..·~ · ~· :::•. ; .. -- . -- - ~ - ~- ·· ~ ·· .~··- · · -· ·· ..... .. , -···· ....... ····-· ....... ·-··· .. •·, / 8 - TN Dl.tly Sendnel, Mlddl'IJOrt-Pomeroy, 0 .• Sept. 24, l968 Massa's Saucer Theory Debunked IYIIJTE SANDS MISSILE RANGE, N, M. (UPO - Possible slghtlngs or a dlsc-shoped platrorrn used In certain space tests here can not .be blamed lor the flying Bliucer craze over the southwestern United he saw the discanled 15-foot long spacecraft whUe on a the vehicle, known as a parachute re-entry project of the natiorw.l range six monthS platCorni, could have caused the >!go. rash of reported UFO slghtings or that the govermnent was withlto]ding information from the public about UFOs. Massa wrote in a copyrighted story In the Columbus Dispatch State& in 1966 and 1967, a White Sards oM.clal said Monday. The offtclal denied reports by maUon at Whlte Sarda, Aid the tour object Massa saw was the pn.c-- Columbus, Ohio. reporter Paul Massa, that A NATION AT CROSSROADS 9 - MINNEAPOLIS, Minn. - Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey warned todaY that hlo Republican opponent for the presidency, Ric~rd M. Nixon, might well bring abOut ucrashing" deleat of the nuclear non.prollleratloo treaty now pending in the Senate. While this theoreticai)J• was a day off for the Democratic presidentical nominee, he delivered a speech before the Minnesota AFL-CIO convention in another bid for the labor vote. Mary McLaren Dies SepL 19 SYRACUSE - Mary Ann Cor- nell McLaren, 99, formerly or Syracuse, died Thursday, Sept. 19 In ~rtnglield, Ohio. The daughter of Ole late George Melinda Woodruff Cornell, she was a retired nurse supervisor at Columbus State Hospital and a member of the B. F. Allen 752 Rebecca Lodge, She was survived by two sisters, Mrs. Olivia Cook, in Pennsylvania, and Miss Elizabeth Cornell, Springfield, and several nieces and nephews. Funeral services were held Mrs. Edith N. McNeal, 62, Monday with burial in Glen Rest or 558 Mill St.. Middleport, died Memorial Estate In Columbus. in Holzer Hospital Monday eve~ He said rather than explaJn parachute dealan which w<>uld to the public what they were slOI'f down an instrument _packseeing, lhe government "pre- age di'OAJlng throuih the thin ferred 1o dei\Y the valldliY of atmosphere of Mara to a gen.. tie landlrc on the &urllce. the sighlinp. '' Gabe Brillante, chief or intor~ The &aucer-shl(>ed plattonn W&B lilted by a. biiiOCII to a height or about 130,000 feel, and then Ita rocket motors boosted it to about 140,000 teet_ where the test parachute was deployed lowering the platform back to earth. BrUiante said at that In remarks prepared for the h1.gh an altitude, the atmosphere MlnneiiOta AFL - CIO meeltng, was similar to the thtn Martian atmosphere. Hum_phrey had Uds to say: "I don't know what people' a uunless we want to risk e't'eJ')' capabillty Is to see this thing border okirml&h becoming a nuthat high," Brll1ante said. "On clear war .•.• unless we want 15 its way down, even with the or 25 countries with nuclear weapons (there now are five) parachute, it might lead some the Uhlted States must ratify people to say It wU a flying saucer, and I don't have amthe treazy row. "Richard Nixon is stalling on records saying that on the day this treat,y .... and he may well we ran a teat there were or bring It crashing down to de- were not some Oytng saucer refeat. I urge Mr. Nixon to eome ports. But we have reported oot of the shadows - to stop UFO slghtlngs long betoce this stalling - and lo tell us whe- project started and long after~ ther he is for this treaty now." ward." Brillante said after firings of On current economic issues of Athena research missiles from the campaign, Humphrey told the utah overland to White sandslabor audience, ~·I do not think a fairly common occurrence America can afford a n o t h e r people stlll call the base to re&!retch of Republican oo.;he-Job port seeing UFOs. economic training." There were a total of five This referred to hlo view ot laWJches In the paracllute propast Republican economic pergram, BrUiante said. They were formance, including "'three re- Mrs. McNeal Dies Monday Mrs. White of Coolville Dies II '-'l lta. Maud<! Amos While, 71, \!' cit1it 3 'coohWe, died Monday mornifli. She was a member of the Bearwallow Ridge Church of ChrisL She Is survived by her husband, Seldon J. White; a son, Robert S. White, Columbus; a daughter, Esther Faulkner, Circlevillei two sisters, Alice Ferguson, Auntington, and Mrs. Melvin Park, Seaside, Calif. FUIIeral services will be held Wednesdl,y at 2 p.m. rrom the Bearwallow Ridge Church o! Christ with Charles Herw:lershot, minister, in charge. Friends may call at the Ewing Funeral Home u~ noon Wedoesda,y. cessions .... an lDiemployment rate of nearly 1 per cent in 1961 with tsi<e-home ramlly Income (ailing . ... an amual waste ot $50 blllloo Utrough Idle productive capacity. u olbly) will hold 111-.mual SOuth· Ol'!l Ohio Area ReiiOJnftloo lla.f tice parachute platform used In 0 ve voyqer testa to 1lnd I The Campaign for Votes: aald Sioux FaUs was tacked on Mll-WAUKEE, Wis. (UPC Conlldent or victory In his own to the agenda because of a rerace, Republican presidential cent statewide newsnaper poll candidate Richard M. Nlxon set ohowlng McGovern t..dlng lorout today to help topple such mer Gov. Archie ()Jbbrud by Democratic stalwarts as Sens. the narrow margin of 48-46. NixGeorge McGovern ol South Da- oo was leading Vice President kota and Frank Church of Idaho. Hubert H. Humphrey by a wide ln a last-minute change of margin. In Idaho, Republican plans, the Nixon organization add- leaders count on Nixon's appear ed an airport stop in South Da- ance to boost the stock of Rep. kota to an already busy sched- George Hansen in his effort to ule, The three-jet..plane Nixon defeat Church, who Uke McGovfleet was llle to swoop down on ern Is a leading Senate dove on Sl.oux Falls, S. D., Bismarck, Vietnam. Nixon spent the night In MilN. D., Boise, Idaho and Seattle, waukee, where camp.a.lgnlng was Wash. kept to a minimum. Rep. Melvin Laird, R - Wis., (Tllpa - T¥e 011 ~W~~~•· Son· In ·. Columbus· m OctOOer 5 at VoterBM Memorlll Auditorium, Tops Clubs, Die. was orpnlzed bi Milwaukee In 1948 only four members 8lld DOW ba• clws throughout the V n I t e d Slal811i Canada and lnlOIICI the 'OOI'Id. ll!l !Dojnder 8lld ltlll ac- WASHINGTON (UPO - T h e Defense Department Monday Identified 107 u. s. &ervlcemen, including nine Ohioans, killed ln Vietnam. They Included: ing. Spec. 4 Michoel K, Hammer, She was born August 28, 1906, hUsband of Mrs. Barbara E. Hamat Taswell, Va., the daughter or mer, Rt. 2, Chlllicothe; Pfc. Ted the late Cleophas and Mary Eliz- R. Jamison, son oC Mrs. Janet abeth Barnett. She was also pre- L, !.amblln, Portsmouth,lllldMaceded in death by a brother and rlne Pic. Lawrance G, a sister. She was a meum. of . son of Mrs. &Jsanne Bryan, La!!:the Middleport Christian €i\Urch, caster. __..'"i White Rose Lodge and WCTU. She is survived by her husband, Clarence; a daughter, Mar~ tha Ann, at home; a step-daugh- MEIGS GENERAL HOSmAL ter, Mrs. Elmer (Helen) Gully, Admitted - Gerald ~-. Chillicothe, and a brother, Lus- Reedsville. Discharged - None. ter Barnett, carleton, Ohio. Funeral services \\ill be held Thursday at 2 p.m. from the Rawlings ~ Cc:ats Fooeral Home BOARD TO MEET with the Rev. Haullin Moyer of~ The Southern Local ScliOol ficiaUng. BurW will be In the board will meet Tlwr~, SepNew Marshfield cemetery, Athtember 26, at 1:30 p.m. Instead ens. Friends may call at the of on their .-egular meeting nlglrt. funeral home anytime after 10 This will be Ute rl!j!U)ar se&a.m. Wednesda,y untll time of sion for September. services. !P.an, '' -II Mra. Hllllde of the American Dlatltlana Alsoclatlon wW be the featUred speaker at the noon IWicheon. "Pre~ Plltllld"" · Fall Arranttments Membership In TOPS Is open to who Ia IntereSted In loalni pounds "'"'llbl1· Ills baaed on the prlnc!PJe of 8fOUP therlllf and Is 8iiJ)J'OVod ~ tha Amerl<an Medical AllloclatiOII AoyHo•• Juit Right For C~to You.ri Todar Du•l•r's Florist ltve president Ia Mro. Eather u a senolble attempt to elimiS. Manz. nate a !wtdamental killer Area Recognlt\on DliY Ia tor obeslt,y. the purpose of honorl111 those TOPS members wbo hove aGEORGIA SL<J5SER o:hleved their soa1 wollht, and Miss Georgia Slosser, mls- tho&e who hove loa! the moot storary nurse of Portuguese weight durlna u,. COliEast Africa, will speak at 7:30 teat period Also to. be honor· p.m. Thur~ at the Hysell ed on Oclober 5 thia :r- are Run Free Methodist Church. all the TOPS royalzy for t h o The public is invited. calendar year 1967. The Utile MQ>ro and Utile TO, llllnors Drill Team by APPOmTED MANAGER stan ' Flowers wW -the day'• John W, Bome1 bas been ap- events whlc:b wiU Include the Sinaer Touch 'n Sew.& pointed ClnclnnaU dlatrlc:t sales KOPS graduation ceremony, a 59 H. 2nd;..••. OHIO llllllUrier ....,.Pr for Ford Dlvlalon Ill Ford illotDr COmpany, W. A. Heller, "dlvtalon general sales manager, amoun.ced today, bathing beaut,y contoot, recoa- nltl<m of 100 pound losers and award of Cemury Clw Medal- a new water line, Pomeroy vii.~ . .' Cabinet Models ------------·------~ -REDUCTIONS . ' / Helps Solve 3 llggest TO MAlNTAm TRAFFIC There wtU be one way tratttc maintained oo Un:IOn Ave., all tid• week despite lnslallalllln of UP SAVE c11r.- ON OTHER SINGER MODELS OPENS. .. FALSET£ETH Worries and Problems THE FABRIC SHOP A. ltttle PASTJIZTH -.n1DII:Ied OD )'our dent URI does all thil; 11) Bel~ . hold t"alH WethmoreftrtnlJJn~· (2) Hold& them more. comtorc.blJ; '~·· S.EPT. 25th .AT 10:00 A.M. (3) Leta you bttl! up to 359(, harder lage olllclalueporl8d. All trucks Without dlsconftart. PA8TEKTB Powder l!alll:lllne (nOn-add). Won't are asked to avoid use of t h e 10ur. No rumm:v...t.rooer. JIU\J tute. tbat ut are M&en.\lal kJ street for the entire week if Dentures bulU\. Bet your deotllt nt'Ularlr Oet P'ASTI3!Jl"H at all drq count.erL ponible. on July 18, 1966; Aug. 3, 1966; Sliigor Salot & S...lco & McColl• Patterns 992·2~ 115 W. SECOND 'POMEROY, 0 - ' July 28, 1967; Aug. 5, 1967, and Aug. 22, 1967. For Low Cost, Automatic Warm Floor Heating with Clean, Safe, Convenient GASI BrUlante said persons reported seeing UFOs more than just five tlmea in thO&e two years. Nine Ohioans Lost in War wtti. lonL . _. ,. The naUy SonJinel, Middleport-P ...eroy, 0, Marauder Frosh In 20 8 Romp ' U/arm morning Circulators In Four Popular Slzul " The Meigs Marauder rrellldnen iootl>all team picked up Ita second consecutive wtn of the aeaaon in a 20-8 romp over host Galli~ p1lis Monday afternoon. Halfback Mark WUIIarns scored all Ute Meiptoucbdown&, WilIiams went ~pydlrt onl'\llll.ot .. • 1"{( .. about 20, 10 And five yardS,' One of the Lltue Marauder s!x'i10inter& by Williams came alter Rick Alh returned a Galllpoll& punt 45 yards lo the Dve yard line. Tiny Wllllams ocored the extra points lor Meigs lollowlng the e:econd TD. Coaches Ed Bartels and Terry Ohlinger credited tbe entire offense. inelw:llnl the backs named above, ~erback Ron Smith 8lld HWbaek Robin Phalln 8lld the diilenslve line, with pla,ylng anwtllialldlngpme. Galllpoll& scoro" Its Til late In the conteat alter Melga had piled up a 20~ lead. 20,.000 llU tnpvt. Helghf- 21"', Wldth-201/s", o.prlj-12". Pipe Opening-3". Dl•tance, center of Fh... Pipe Opening to floor-16\'S". Minimum Size of Got Pipe~". Shipping Weight-43 lbl. Let Us Outfit Your Home Completely Carpets •••• Draperies•••• Furniture Fl~ Y-20 . :•.·.·:·.. -. SALE BEGI ,. H.ott Up t. 2 IM-. '' , ·~ ·' ::: .. ., ..: ' .i ' '•, •' SEE'i .. .. 2 ~- Loca- t o _ ,... ... ' IAMA"J 0. . • • ·' . , ··. ..- .n. .;....,.~H.vx, •~; ~..: VR-50 50.10Q ITU lnpvt. Helght-261/.1". Width-32", O.,rh-18". A~ VR.;.6s 11". Flw Pipe Opening-!~'::, DlttonC.~ ~Of Fin Pipe~ .) 1.' . Pipl Opening-.." . 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IPOII-, a..S. h1o".h.'!!'.ao"'Siormy"anclthe sored by il)OMs~&a. llldjll&,club. $25, aw~.. ,(or lh~ hlih pobt the hor .. 11KM Jiilge was Roy .Law,nce ot l!le' r-ater wa! Don Bellll!fl, itQ!!iJoekGrove and the 1m011ncer, Wpllal!l J(lne M<C~Isvllle, ot shide. The $25 prize ' PLASTIC RA~tN \ BLANKETS BONNET ·;." ' 72x90 EXIRA SPICIAL Tid_,.Pl'\llll'.m, to aery.l 'll!t fl•o . ~ aUII .tn -heaatem·-1lhlo, 11 do...,... to pro. Yltlo ouireldl ·· aefvlte to lm• Pi<!fo'·Hi.J. ov~ iieullt·fuuc· coJIIIIIIIIIIIf Acllon Agency, Well- rector; · The community workero wtll 'l'l1e program will begin sep. be omployocl lrcnn the low.lntember 30. II Is funded by the oome. · ln the ooorae ot the <Ill· Olllce ol E...-lc Opportunl· duet ot this JII'OP'IIII, thelo peotu,.!riik artll · . · Q', pie will be given 1/NflrY - · . ~· ~nlotr~te olllee tor · Followlll& Is a · s!llhn!arlzed tunlcy to reeelve· tralnlng that 11t1t pr•ihpi' iiJD' be•loclled at · deacrlptlon or the program ac- will compliment their abii!Q' to 1hl. Peljl,r,y1v~A....,., \ven. cmllng to lhe spOnsoring agen- better accomplish their oblec.- ;&.: ·;FI~' o!pt-11..,8 wiD lie ey. dvea and to provide a basis !or ~: """" lr.:h-partlcl!>at· tuture employmert. . ·.i · '/ ."""'" PROJECT UP-GRADE 'l'l1e condllel and admlnlllra' . .,;; ( ·:..· The OUtreacll Health Services Uan ot the Up-Grade Health Pro· ·,. '.1 \ 1 1 ., Program (Up-Grade) described gram, baa been redesigned to aton. ., ·' den by Frank :fi,..,;., ot Ham- o!McArtliur U.S clllliiilloo ' Barobock Class- LadvBur. ~. rldden·· bl' - sin1111: or rlddon by ChrlsQ' FrOst or u.-n (do). ChUUcotho; Miss ~a, Flq Ra<e - JocJ1, ridden b)< rl&len by SherrY lllc!eB> l!udlljl Martin o1 Arabia; Storm,r, ' tadt; Rex;a Mloa Deo, ridden by aloo ridden b)< Martin; RilsQ', Bd> Ridge, and Nol>lo Blue, ridBW, ridden b)< wllq, Frost ol den by Dwo,yne Stollar or Water· ChUllcothe, third, and Blxl, rid- lord. Stake Race - stormy, ridden oHalr~ew Eddie Juckanl, Sr., 1'011¥ Fum at · Letart, W. :Va., Drull'i H!Jden by tsuc Lewl' of ell~, Chlel Tom, ridden by llnleo Huaoell ol Lotart; ·SUnten, ridden . b)< E. J, HUI ol Pamei'OJI, and·DusQ', ridor Mike Jonos or Pomeroy. Dollar Class - Lad.l' Bug, rid·den b)< Christy Froll; Kilw Bd>- ~. bhi, ridden by Donna Allen; Pep- 2-Hour DRY QEANING SERVICE . 1.01\t'ft.;ttom ::.::::.::-'...::;d':"~ :"~"".=:;::,.':!; ,.. ~ by l!udlljl Martin; 1J1x, rl&len by py Kimble, ridden b)< Kathy Mor· Jim Ella• ot Letart, w. va.; pn ol Middleport; Mr. preencal aamlnatlon roeeatly. Wildfire, ridden by Ralph Guth- briar, ridden by Rick oMs o1 In additlon, a reflh'al .,. . .. rie of Athens, and Rusty Bill, Parkersburg. tem wUJ be deVeloped In order by Wimp Frost. . Borrell Race - Reed, lbat these low-bloomo persona rlclde,n ll' g g a..S ~oon - Dolly, ridden ridden by W$yno Stallat or Watmay aelec:t a family pl1Jalclan J)Y~ Cheri Williams; Noble Blue, erford; Storn\)' 1 ridden by Bud-ol their own. All fll!dlnsa of the ridden by Dwayne Slollar; Klrv ely Martin; Sky, ridden by John heuth examination .wtn then be Bobbln, ridden by Donna Allen. Robson, and Blrd, ridden by given to the pl1JIIclan ol thole and Apache Joe, ridden br Sher· Fnnk Johnson. peraon1' choice. · ry lndest.ldt. Western Pleasure Horae, full Jaekscm C<IIIIIQ' hao a IIIII • Ride and Run - Sky, ridden Mane and Tall ·- Peppy Kimble, tiJne Health COmmloaloner with by John Robson of Athens; Rusty ridden by Kathy Morgan; Evans a very 1~ nurllns alai! (this Bill, ridden by W~ Fro•t; Wild- Son, rl&len by !lob Ridge ol Ia ..e to low ulary aeh.a.lea tire, ridden by Ralph Guthrie, Jackson; Apache Joe, ridden by tor nuraeo and the low tsx cll- and Stormy, ridden by Buddy Sherry lndestadt, and Midge's pllclle to ,support 1he Health De- Martin. - Boy, ridden by Lee Ann Frost. portmont. Thlo Is common to 111 W4;stern Pleasure Pony Cigarette Race - Wlldtlre, participating coolntleo). Lawrence Counl;y baa a part. Tomahawks Boy, ridden by Frank tiJne CouniY Health CommisSion- Beekner, PL Pleasant; Billy Boy, er and a prsctlclng medical doc- ridden by Debbie Beckner; Dream tor aa City Hellth COmmission- Boat Charlie ridden by Diana Guthrie, Coolville, and Lady Bug, er. VInton Counl;y has nne practic- rldden.by Christy Fros~ ~ Pick 1.4) Race - Wildfire, rldw Ing medical 8nd he Is den by Ralph Guthrie; Robbye, also serving as part-time Health IUPON REQUESn ridden by Fritz Bookman, Gl()UB.oCOmmlulmer. Our UsUII Good Clunlnt GallIa and Melp. Counties both ter; ltusty Bill, ridden by Wimp have 11111-llrne Health Commls- ~=-~~ stormy, ridden by llooera. In Gallla CGuncy, health Roaster Pony (461n. and under) PomentJ t92&t21 medical tacllltlea are bllns en- ApJolntnlelll or Ketti> M..ilhan, tng COmli1UlliQ' Aetlon Apney, referral for the familial. All Dlaldao by the Jadc..;n:.vlnloa Gallla-M<Jsa . CommUnity Aetlon acllvft;y Involving toiiOII'.up OPcomm~ Aclllll Ag0i1ey to IIJ. Apney, Pomeroy; lr<llton-Law.. palnlmentl by the tAIIIII will be reel lite Pro~ uPORADE wao renee COn)muniQ' Acllon Ageu- under the cllrec:tlm ot the llltd~eed sa~. · :.'' ,' ey, Ironton. and Jackson-VInton I<J) coooultsnt lllld ·program ell- . ' llinla AIJell .ot k.ona; doll I froj~et'UPGRADE l ! .\ ' the hIs h ercly; Leolhelllood's -lieconlor, ridden by Cherrl WUJIIma ot pleaJW'o hoi'.. wont to Donno RUtland, and lli-lee, ri<IP!n by ADen· of ,Athelll a..S her "Ktrv o. J. F1etcher,CRa..n.woOd. llt1libln." Wlnriera In the various Western P141asore Hone cateaorles were (In order list- Clipped- IIW\0. and taU - Rex' a -ecO: Miss Dee, ridden b)< Bob Rldp , English Pleloure cIa s s or Jackson; King Bobbin, rl&len Molihan Will Head I ., ior by l'lul McCue, rlddM by lloi>Glar>- . delL by Shorr)' larged through HolZer Hoopltal. - In this class, · sponsored by ~ ~ r.;...en Ralph Glltlu'le; ridden by fl'lnk Johnann; IWaty BW, ridden byW!rq>Frost,·and stormy, ridden b)< l!ucllll Mar·. dn. · Tnll Claao - Klrv Bobbin. rlddon by Donna ADen; Queenie . D. COdy, ridden by Chorrl Wlll....,o; Johnny Sorrell, ridden by Lucille Leifheit; and A,pacheJoe, ridden by Sherry lndestadL Pole .cleo by ridden by · Jlo)', rldd011 by J!!1b Glouater, a..S Rilst¥ by Wimp c, c x', Robert J-a, rldlnl ..,.,,... Froi~ sldonl, • - his tl!ukl llid . approcladon to owrx~ ~ · helped make the hone ohCIII a aucceaa. .• SHOES FOR BOYS MADE FOR ACTION WHISKY and BLACK 5 to 8 - 8\lz to 12 -12% to 3 SHOEBOX Robinson's 0Hnen iiiiiiiiiiill•••.;;:::l Where Shoes Are S.n1iltlr Priced MIDDLEPORT, 0. ooatrate an etrecllve way to pro- Lawrence Comlles) with I h e St)~~ ·.-~Notes . :;sou:e•:hooS::::.~Iyrul: ::=~~~;?; - 1n:f YIOLE'r · SloQTH The outreach appr<>aeh to deal· Jack--VInton community Acwith health problem• ol poor don Apney al>lll fully cooper. families In =II areas Ia essen- ate and coordinate said program Wotthilllltono 0., a..S Mr. a..S · with the La 1r Com Mrs. M{~ .. L6tt, Belpre, were dolly lhe kind o1 aetlon andreMtnce • onton • v1 ' aesrch which Ia ballc to sound IIIIU1I1;y Adloll A&Oney and the al~ ( Mr. and Mrs. Woyne plannlas tor any Health Serv· Gallla-MeiJa A~ A&O!ICY· Pr~nce. ~ Ice center. Tholl oervlces will OUtreach oervlce wiD be pro- · .laltl~ cner tho weeke..S wllh ba provldecl by a team dlrectecl vlcled to all eomlles Involved 1n Mr. land were by a re.,ster _, ocl lllll'Be. ~this ......... A-'"••. 11 lo proposed, In ,, ;;;. Mrs. M Guy Bd>Hayman HN resMr•· a.,. . rs. F1t>pJtrlck lllerod nw;ae will be under the extreme ca..a, that the Medl· and -cleUJI!Ier, Marion, 0.; Mr. juriadlclloo lllld dlrectlila ot the cal Doctor will alllll the proaDd '~ JIDI . WaDs, LUa Rl- ProJect Director and Medlcol gram by prcivldlns health exam·=:~~~ 5I&- Doctor, This team wiD coocen- lnaUm to Individuals, who are Marf'<fierce wu vlslti~~& Mr. tral.t!. on~ lantllles with found to have no llmlly phyoland Mjt.,, H_ Newell, Ches- )ll'(Jbloma, helpJDs to dotennlne clan lllld have Dot h!od a pl1Jsltheir eUglblllty ror serviCes, reter. · . · •· . "'TaP> -$lndl.;. ferrtna them to tbe agency re·,;, '"·" J W.ora Mr. aponslb_le to provlda the oerv. Ice and Insuring ~ ·cilia nec1!!'~.......... --r~ -srrllce··..at ~r'O.i: and Mr. derod. ' iam- In Instance• where It Ia ~, Bib- tormlnocl thet no reaourcea are ~ -.avaUable to ·. meet a need trorn o!l&4t .... were · d!naer _111111t 1 .• or Leona ~r,,... extatlns local, Illata or tederll · Kelinelh reirli, Prlncetoli. w. programs, 11!• <¥rector shall be Va., ·iPent uio weekend with Mr• . authorlz~ to eXpend monies tor a..S lilrs. Wayne Prince. ,, . such aerflcea. 'l'l1e telllt will u11 . Lenora Beillrw apent 1 ~ 1111 IIi horite service and !den,.;,aen~~y: wtth -Freda l\OJier, tlf)1Jig thole In need In the areas SHERWIN WILLIAMS I Cheater: ol nutritiOn, personal hygiene; I I Mr. and MrS. Oacar Babc~k obaerve healtb neecla ot laml- I I were .vtllllrw~- ~ Mr•· Rl· Ues and report to proper agen. I I loy. Pteolt W !>fr. and !,Irs. des, lnstltu~,. or prlvale I nurm~n -oek. ..... ,:s; be avallable•:f::t;: I REGULAR PRICE I Marllln H - a,..ScleiJ8!!tera perwllb heal~!'and ol al· a..S Jaliot llla1eU, COlumbus, a..S n 8 r err • I . Mr._ orva Jelii llolter were to accompany or tranaportlndl- 1 PlastiC Palls - • - 19c I vliiUila Mr. and Mrs. David talaent ra:•e• ~medical, den· I Maskl•• Tapa - - - 49c I Slnltlu . or c c ae ceo. I •• I pt.t smlt!l attended ;,..entation This team would be ~ (!<dO Roll) I Ill Ohio Slate Vnlversicy Co- lo lm))1"0Yf111 the OllloiiOIIII, eoo- I ~ ' nomlcal; pl1Jolc:al, IOCial lllld I 1UIIIblf., ,...;.ntly, ' lofi•. aitd __ Mrs. Gertld Stanley, ,. . ' =..:: .,. . "fJ.:6.:$JIC IN co RAY PAIN 1 BIG-A MRS. BRECK ·, SALE STARTING PT. SE • 24 PAIN I ( 16 01. CAN HAIR SPRAY 1.·00 QFF ••••••••••••1 PERMANENT .' ' ., ANT.I-·FREEZE . .Wr,.tncl Mr*' . ' , f . ' i Belle,vllle, Yi. Va., were visit.~- ,and Mr~ Charles Hens· Mr·l ifto Mra. llarlla Frailk ware wacattontrv 'tho Northern pEts ot Well VlrBinla recently. be enpgod In survey acllvlcy ::. ~e < SWthain. II CENTER · and will aerve aa a r..-orumer 992-5611 tor the l'llt'sea on sta1t. ennoe- 1 MIDDLEPORT flleaUy, tlleY will have ID acUYe rol~ , ln ~~.ftrdnga and , • - • • • • • • • • • ln anti Lenon ~:~t~:~!!heldIll..... her ' MAGNUM SHOTGUN . -' ' r------;_ __ . MAl~ TOD.O.Y - - - -- - - - - - - . }. . 'I· ' 12 GA. 16 GA. 20 GA. SHELLS ' ' ',loe. ' .. ;. ·, I ~ ' •. · ,. ' ~ .. "/ ' ~ ,. years, Reverend Albert Ramsell of Canton, 1 (nc hutin1. Oftor availlble to our tustomers only. There ~ no obli1atiorl. Ohio "wouldn't even think about electric heat. · 1 Ohio~Power Company Rm. 430 .. 301 Cleveland Ave., S.W. I thought it would be too expensive. Then I I Canton, Ohio «701 a co~t estimate and sw~ched to electcic 7 "~·L-------~-----------a~. When I totaled my old fu~l bills, 1 Adoboss- - - - ·- - - - -- I found oul'el~ric heat doesn't cost me any l · !)eat I had. Anybody whci say!l electric heat is I C~--------------~--_. I I -L . . .·~~~~~:!!~~~~.;~~--~~.,;:~ to 1 ·~~d. io~r h~~ting billswitch willile pa~~:~ it. Get a free eslimatJ~:.. I . 19 Recomn\ended Oealer. ,. • I' did Rewerend Ramsell 11 THISEliCliiCKNIFUREEwhlnaReddyK•IowauRecommended Deller prepares a writlen estimate of the cost to convert your home to etec~ ., . •t~~~~i~!~~~~:h;e:a:~rsa~y~,:~n~ot~~e~xpe~f:tence.' ~can ' 'I' .J Is this the way you '· look at electric heat? Mr,~ ;. P~··' JOe •• I I I 1 I lllillll••••••l!lllllllli••••••..- Mr.apd llmliJ, SUPER X ' ~~tual weU-I>elngolrurallaml- I . The oommuniQ' workero wiD I COLOR Ubyd McPeek, lletJ!Jw wtre dlmer II!IOS!S Of llr. atiU(ra. Girth sndth Sun-, \ VE ON i tng �1"" . . ' 'i ····~····~·· · · • ~ --~~·····:'::·-·· · ··~---·- / -.. ,, ~,;• .u ,.. ..,., !f*U,:.~~...,•.• ~-rot,· .1)-rSep~ ~·· ,~s '/':-- _. .. .. ., ' . ·. . . ··~ 1~6 !iRtf",&. Compete in Mtigs Rid~ng Club Uorse S t. ' '!'ller• ,w en 148' · ~:.; In I>Oint' codte~ .~iJ. was awinl den ~.., - ':r.nulllc!ea!Mt Connirora, ridol PCIIfto Su~·. 11 the .. ed. io' Budd!' Martin ol Arabll ldlllp C~FIIrarouilde. IPOII-, a..S. h1o".h.'!!'.ao"'Siormy"anclthe sored by il)OMs~&a. llldjll&,club. $25, aw~.. ,(or lh~ hlih pobt the hor .. 11KM Jiilge was Roy .Law,nce ot l!le' r-ater wa! Don Bellll!fl, itQ!!iJoekGrove and the 1m011ncer, Wpllal!l J(lne M<C~Isvllle, ot shide. The $25 prize ' PLASTIC RA~tN \ BLANKETS BONNET ·;." ' 72x90 EXIRA SPICIAL Tid_,.Pl'\llll'.m, to aery.l 'll!t fl•o . ~ aUII .tn -heaatem·-1lhlo, 11 do...,... to pro. Yltlo ouireldl ·· aefvlte to lm• Pi<!fo'·Hi.J. ov~ iieullt·fuuc· coJIIIIIIIIIIIf Acllon Agency, Well- rector; · The community workero wtll 'l'l1e program will begin sep. be omployocl lrcnn the low.lntember 30. II Is funded by the oome. · ln the ooorae ot the <Ill· Olllce ol E...-lc Opportunl· duet ot this JII'OP'IIII, thelo peotu,.!riik artll · . · Q', pie will be given 1/NflrY - · . ~· ~nlotr~te olllee tor · Followlll& Is a · s!llhn!arlzed tunlcy to reeelve· tralnlng that 11t1t pr•ihpi' iiJD' be•loclled at · deacrlptlon or the program ac- will compliment their abii!Q' to 1hl. Peljl,r,y1v~A....,., \ven. cmllng to lhe spOnsoring agen- better accomplish their oblec.- ;&.: ·;FI~' o!pt-11..,8 wiD lie ey. dvea and to provide a basis !or ~: """" lr.:h-partlcl!>at· tuture employmert. . ·.i · '/ ."""'" PROJECT UP-GRADE 'l'l1e condllel and admlnlllra' . .,;; ( ·:..· The OUtreacll Health Services Uan ot the Up-Grade Health Pro· ·,. '.1 \ 1 1 ., Program (Up-Grade) described gram, baa been redesigned to aton. ., ·' den by Frank :fi,..,;., ot Ham- o!McArtliur U.S clllliiilloo ' Barobock Class- LadvBur. ~. rldden·· bl' - sin1111: or rlddon by ChrlsQ' FrOst or u.-n (do). ChUUcotho; Miss ~a, Flq Ra<e - JocJ1, ridden b)< rl&len by SherrY lllc!eB> l!udlljl Martin o1 Arabia; Storm,r, ' tadt; Rex;a Mloa Deo, ridden by aloo ridden b)< Martin; RilsQ', Bd> Ridge, and Nol>lo Blue, ridBW, ridden b)< wllq, Frost ol den by Dwo,yne Stollar or Water· ChUllcothe, third, and Blxl, rid- lord. Stake Race - stormy, ridden oHalr~ew Eddie Juckanl, Sr., 1'011¥ Fum at · Letart, W. :Va., Drull'i H!Jden by tsuc Lewl' of ell~, Chlel Tom, ridden by llnleo Huaoell ol Lotart; ·SUnten, ridden . b)< E. J, HUI ol Pamei'OJI, and·DusQ', ridor Mike Jonos or Pomeroy. Dollar Class - Lad.l' Bug, rid·den b)< Christy Froll; Kilw Bd>- ~. bhi, ridden by Donna Allen; Pep- 2-Hour DRY QEANING SERVICE . 1.01\t'ft.;ttom ::.::::.::-'...::;d':"~ :"~"".=:;::,.':!; ,.. ~ by l!udlljl Martin; 1J1x, rl&len by py Kimble, ridden b)< Kathy Mor· Jim Ella• ot Letart, w. va.; pn ol Middleport; Mr. preencal aamlnatlon roeeatly. Wildfire, ridden by Ralph Guth- briar, ridden by Rick oMs o1 In additlon, a reflh'al .,. . .. rie of Athens, and Rusty Bill, Parkersburg. tem wUJ be deVeloped In order by Wimp Frost. . Borrell Race - Reed, lbat these low-bloomo persona rlclde,n ll' g g a..S ~oon - Dolly, ridden ridden by W$yno Stallat or Watmay aelec:t a family pl1Jalclan J)Y~ Cheri Williams; Noble Blue, erford; Storn\)' 1 ridden by Bud-ol their own. All fll!dlnsa of the ridden by Dwayne Slollar; Klrv ely Martin; Sky, ridden by John heuth examination .wtn then be Bobbln, ridden by Donna Allen. Robson, and Blrd, ridden by given to the pl1JIIclan ol thole and Apache Joe, ridden br Sher· Fnnk Johnson. peraon1' choice. · ry lndest.ldt. Western Pleasure Horae, full Jaekscm C<IIIIIQ' hao a IIIII • Ride and Run - Sky, ridden Mane and Tall ·- Peppy Kimble, tiJne Health COmmloaloner with by John Robson of Athens; Rusty ridden by Kathy Morgan; Evans a very 1~ nurllns alai! (this Bill, ridden by W~ Fro•t; Wild- Son, rl&len by !lob Ridge ol Ia ..e to low ulary aeh.a.lea tire, ridden by Ralph Guthrie, Jackson; Apache Joe, ridden by tor nuraeo and the low tsx cll- and Stormy, ridden by Buddy Sherry lndestadt, and Midge's pllclle to ,support 1he Health De- Martin. - Boy, ridden by Lee Ann Frost. portmont. Thlo Is common to 111 W4;stern Pleasure Pony Cigarette Race - Wlldtlre, participating coolntleo). Lawrence Counl;y baa a part. Tomahawks Boy, ridden by Frank tiJne CouniY Health CommisSion- Beekner, PL Pleasant; Billy Boy, er and a prsctlclng medical doc- ridden by Debbie Beckner; Dream tor aa City Hellth COmmission- Boat Charlie ridden by Diana Guthrie, Coolville, and Lady Bug, er. VInton Counl;y has nne practic- rldden.by Christy Fros~ ~ Pick 1.4) Race - Wildfire, rldw Ing medical 8nd he Is den by Ralph Guthrie; Robbye, also serving as part-time Health IUPON REQUESn ridden by Fritz Bookman, Gl()UB.oCOmmlulmer. Our UsUII Good Clunlnt GallIa and Melp. Counties both ter; ltusty Bill, ridden by Wimp have 11111-llrne Health Commls- ~=-~~ stormy, ridden by llooera. In Gallla CGuncy, health Roaster Pony (461n. and under) PomentJ t92&t21 medical tacllltlea are bllns en- ApJolntnlelll or Ketti> M..ilhan, tng COmli1UlliQ' Aetlon Apney, referral for the familial. All Dlaldao by the Jadc..;n:.vlnloa Gallla-M<Jsa . CommUnity Aetlon acllvft;y Involving toiiOII'.up OPcomm~ Aclllll Ag0i1ey to IIJ. Apney, Pomeroy; lr<llton-Law.. palnlmentl by the tAIIIII will be reel lite Pro~ uPORADE wao renee COn)muniQ' Acllon Ageu- under the cllrec:tlm ot the llltd~eed sa~. · :.'' ,' ey, Ironton. and Jackson-VInton I<J) coooultsnt lllld ·program ell- . ' llinla AIJell .ot k.ona; doll I froj~et'UPGRADE l ! .\ ' the hIs h ercly; Leolhelllood's -lieconlor, ridden by Cherrl WUJIIma ot pleaJW'o hoi'.. wont to Donno RUtland, and lli-lee, ri<IP!n by ADen· of ,Athelll a..S her "Ktrv o. J. F1etcher,CRa..n.woOd. llt1libln." Wlnriera In the various Western P141asore Hone cateaorles were (In order list- Clipped- IIW\0. and taU - Rex' a -ecO: Miss Dee, ridden b)< Bob Rldp , English Pleloure cIa s s or Jackson; King Bobbin, rl&len Molihan Will Head I ., ior by l'lul McCue, rlddM by lloi>Glar>- . delL by Shorr)' larged through HolZer Hoopltal. - In this class, · sponsored by ~ ~ r.;...en Ralph Glltlu'le; ridden by fl'lnk Johnann; IWaty BW, ridden byW!rq>Frost,·and stormy, ridden b)< l!ucllll Mar·. dn. · Tnll Claao - Klrv Bobbin. rlddon by Donna ADen; Queenie . D. COdy, ridden by Chorrl Wlll....,o; Johnny Sorrell, ridden by Lucille Leifheit; and A,pacheJoe, ridden by Sherry lndestadL Pole .cleo by ridden by · Jlo)', rldd011 by J!!1b Glouater, a..S Rilst¥ by Wimp c, c x', Robert J-a, rldlnl ..,.,,... Froi~ sldonl, • - his tl!ukl llid . approcladon to owrx~ ~ · helped make the hone ohCIII a aucceaa. .• SHOES FOR BOYS MADE FOR ACTION WHISKY and BLACK 5 to 8 - 8\lz to 12 -12% to 3 SHOEBOX Robinson's 0Hnen iiiiiiiiiiill•••.;;:::l Where Shoes Are S.n1iltlr Priced MIDDLEPORT, 0. ooatrate an etrecllve way to pro- Lawrence Comlles) with I h e St)~~ ·.-~Notes . :;sou:e•:hooS::::.~Iyrul: ::=~~~;?; - 1n:f YIOLE'r · SloQTH The outreach appr<>aeh to deal· Jack--VInton community Acwith health problem• ol poor don Apney al>lll fully cooper. families In =II areas Ia essen- ate and coordinate said program Wotthilllltono 0., a..S Mr. a..S · with the La 1r Com Mrs. M{~ .. L6tt, Belpre, were dolly lhe kind o1 aetlon andreMtnce • onton • v1 ' aesrch which Ia ballc to sound IIIIU1I1;y Adloll A&Oney and the al~ ( Mr. and Mrs. Woyne plannlas tor any Health Serv· Gallla-MeiJa A~ A&O!ICY· Pr~nce. ~ Ice center. Tholl oervlces will OUtreach oervlce wiD be pro- · .laltl~ cner tho weeke..S wllh ba provldecl by a team dlrectecl vlcled to all eomlles Involved 1n Mr. land were by a re.,ster _, ocl lllll'Be. ~this ......... A-'"••. 11 lo proposed, In ,, ;;;. Mrs. M Guy Bd>Hayman HN resMr•· a.,. . rs. F1t>pJtrlck lllerod nw;ae will be under the extreme ca..a, that the Medl· and -cleUJI!Ier, Marion, 0.; Mr. juriadlclloo lllld dlrectlila ot the cal Doctor will alllll the proaDd '~ JIDI . WaDs, LUa Rl- ProJect Director and Medlcol gram by prcivldlns health exam·=:~~~ 5I&- Doctor, This team wiD coocen- lnaUm to Individuals, who are Marf'<fierce wu vlslti~~& Mr. tral.t!. on~ lantllles with found to have no llmlly phyoland Mjt.,, H_ Newell, Ches- )ll'(Jbloma, helpJDs to dotennlne clan lllld have Dot h!od a pl1Jsltheir eUglblllty ror serviCes, reter. · . · •· . "'TaP> -$lndl.;. ferrtna them to tbe agency re·,;, '"·" J W.ora Mr. aponslb_le to provlda the oerv. Ice and Insuring ~ ·cilia nec1!!'~.......... --r~ -srrllce··..at ~r'O.i: and Mr. derod. ' iam- In Instance• where It Ia ~, Bib- tormlnocl thet no reaourcea are ~ -.avaUable to ·. meet a need trorn o!l&4t .... were · d!naer _111111t 1 .• or Leona ~r,,... extatlns local, Illata or tederll · Kelinelh reirli, Prlncetoli. w. programs, 11!• <¥rector shall be Va., ·iPent uio weekend with Mr• . authorlz~ to eXpend monies tor a..S lilrs. Wayne Prince. ,, . such aerflcea. 'l'l1e telllt will u11 . Lenora Beillrw apent 1 ~ 1111 IIi horite service and !den,.;,aen~~y: wtth -Freda l\OJier, tlf)1Jig thole In need In the areas SHERWIN WILLIAMS I Cheater: ol nutritiOn, personal hygiene; I I Mr. and MrS. Oacar Babc~k obaerve healtb neecla ot laml- I I were .vtllllrw~- ~ Mr•· Rl· Ues and report to proper agen. I I loy. Pteolt W !>fr. and !,Irs. des, lnstltu~,. or prlvale I nurm~n -oek. ..... ,:s; be avallable•:f::t;: I REGULAR PRICE I Marllln H - a,..ScleiJ8!!tera perwllb heal~!'and ol al· a..S Jaliot llla1eU, COlumbus, a..S n 8 r err • I . Mr._ orva Jelii llolter were to accompany or tranaportlndl- 1 PlastiC Palls - • - 19c I vliiUila Mr. and Mrs. David talaent ra:•e• ~medical, den· I Maskl•• Tapa - - - 49c I Slnltlu . or c c ae ceo. I •• I pt.t smlt!l attended ;,..entation This team would be ~ (!<dO Roll) I Ill Ohio Slate Vnlversicy Co- lo lm))1"0Yf111 the OllloiiOIIII, eoo- I ~ ' nomlcal; pl1Jolc:al, IOCial lllld I 1UIIIblf., ,...;.ntly, ' lofi•. aitd __ Mrs. Gertld Stanley, ,. . ' =..:: .,. . "fJ.:6.:$JIC IN co RAY PAIN 1 BIG-A MRS. BRECK ·, SALE STARTING PT. SE • 24 PAIN I ( 16 01. CAN HAIR SPRAY 1.·00 QFF ••••••••••••1 PERMANENT .' ' ., ANT.I-·FREEZE . .Wr,.tncl Mr*' . ' , f . ' i Belle,vllle, Yi. Va., were visit.~- ,and Mr~ Charles Hens· Mr·l ifto Mra. llarlla Frailk ware wacattontrv 'tho Northern pEts ot Well VlrBinla recently. be enpgod In survey acllvlcy ::. ~e < SWthain. II CENTER · and will aerve aa a r..-orumer 992-5611 tor the l'llt'sea on sta1t. ennoe- 1 MIDDLEPORT flleaUy, tlleY will have ID acUYe rol~ , ln ~~.ftrdnga and , • - • • • • • • • • • ln anti Lenon ~:~t~:~!!heldIll..... her ' MAGNUM SHOTGUN . -' ' r------;_ __ . MAl~ TOD.O.Y - - - -- - - - - - - . }. . 'I· ' 12 GA. 16 GA. 20 GA. SHELLS ' ' ',loe. ' .. ;. ·, I ~ ' •. · ,. ' ~ .. "/ ' ~ ,. years, Reverend Albert Ramsell of Canton, 1 (nc hutin1. Oftor availlble to our tustomers only. There ~ no obli1atiorl. Ohio "wouldn't even think about electric heat. · 1 Ohio~Power Company Rm. 430 .. 301 Cleveland Ave., S.W. I thought it would be too expensive. Then I I Canton, Ohio «701 a co~t estimate and sw~ched to electcic 7 "~·L-------~-----------a~. When I totaled my old fu~l bills, 1 Adoboss- - - - ·- - - - -- I found oul'el~ric heat doesn't cost me any l · !)eat I had. Anybody whci say!l electric heat is I C~--------------~--_. I I -L . . .·~~~~~:!!~~~~.;~~--~~.,;:~ to 1 ·~~d. io~r h~~ting billswitch willile pa~~:~ it. Get a free eslimatJ~:.. I . 19 Recomn\ended Oealer. ,. • I' did Rewerend Ramsell 11 THISEliCliiCKNIFUREEwhlnaReddyK•IowauRecommended Deller prepares a writlen estimate of the cost to convert your home to etec~ ., . •t~~~~i~!~~~~:h;e:a:~rsa~y~,:~n~ot~~e~xpe~f:tence.' ~can ' 'I' .J Is this the way you '· look at electric heat? Mr,~ ;. P~··' JOe •• I I I 1 I lllillll••••••l!lllllllli••••••..- Mr.apd llmliJ, SUPER X ' ~~tual weU-I>elngolrurallaml- I . The oommuniQ' workero wiD I COLOR Ubyd McPeek, lletJ!Jw wtre dlmer II!IOS!S Of llr. atiU(ra. Girth sndth Sun-, \ VE ON i tng �~~m~*~~~~~~wl~i;:~~~~~~Y· ·- 0., 8epL 24, 1968 v • ·· · " · ~·' ·~ \ ,.,.. r• ,, • ·x· · " · · , ,. .., . ' .!~~.~~-·~1-, . :: ;,..,.~'1 ,• . • . ·. · rnous .c actor . . Poses·,...:;:n1iiJiJ1: :ea'· • By WlLUAM W, WtnTE WASf-IINGTON - An ominous JJ1y · · an~·t ; ho . ·;~ ,POI .. . ·. . ·~ 1 11 H··• w ·. u be ...... w cany P - whtreVer Rtch.n~ . N:\J , H. 1,·, - • ~n cracked; -the moat ia this Factor X, a menace without exned chaos iato 11 300 Amerlcan · ul:lert lawless of the la 1 be act example In this country, is Ill " H~hrey and ,...___ 'a1Ja . ' w eas can ......... c es before the poUtlcat caanmay IAJeli'. ..........."' i i' ··~"l"'' ce ~t.rted awa.v to jill. But the rub Oll)enrioe dlso~~aunit- • ,tl\e COI!Imuntslo lor that ·act ;Or recognized by men in both par- movement - a movement vis- paign hac! ended, eel Ill m~ hoo,tlJI~. !" )l!o wor irsan. Pilbtlc rewlsion &om the ~ lt AtJat thJ 8 J15 1 1.. ties to be emerging for the No-- tbly connected with Communist Thus, the eJear IJd ~--dane pl'ec se..,. what In VIe~·'£ ,llrlt , Is plain- Com.m unlsti was sa ln!enoe ia. They had said fn advance what d.._. of wideiiPI'Md j' . nt the leftists wW seek. )Jst as It vember Presidential election. causes and hospllable to the Qy- they meant to do to Chicago; and Election n..•• ca..- ber =~~tedon was precisely whlt ·they sought out ~~um · Tiu~. second Is to ,pemllt HtUer to eome to It is nothing less than a ris- ing of Communist Oacs - is hu- they did it. Now, a Au1her and merely chlJ41 ·. - If also pert.. ,Power, ' ~ · ..._ arll obtained in 1 ing probability that !he hippie man. No responsible •'server asfde, 1101' is It beJ .. - " -r~ cago. lousb' IMI'chle .and ' CQP'" 1be Reb:hstat Ore of today~s ""' even more sinister realitfis that forcement ...... - " ,e~ The dreadtul truth Js that 1 and Ylppie "conrtontatlon" that . ' leftJ.tll .. ''the contron- . really likes to advertise these the two foremost arrangers of the Sttt.Plled ttte':~-~~.· ~hJ1!a::..e_ part of the "youth movement" out. u wracked and strained the Demo- people. But so, too, it was before sewer treatment given to Chi· What Is hlq)pehlng, as any cor.. tatlon." They put ule IOliee,· W~Y " '1111 ..1 cratic convention in Chicago will Chicago. Yet the sinister tact is cago, Rennfe Davis and Tom connected urban intelllgenceser.ret'IH)ndent whose work lUI! him the troop&, uncter endless ant babe carried into equally dlsrup- that the extremists or the lett HI.Yden, have "repared '•major vices of'atupriatrwetrecttwness ln touch wHh pre-111~ Germany ~erable proVO<,OUon, oathe~did are Cully aware· of whit 11 bel~ can cestt(y, is .U too · clear, ~ ~· at Chlcaao, ant as they hUnd P~ and are even now Pllnever llarmJat thia . report may . to do 'on Election Day. Ace.-.. ~ JIJng countermeasUres. seem at ftrat blush. The leftists rtaln' tuonber ot policemen wut The dlfftcult;y, oC eourse, is here have adapted lor their own respond at tall with fetaiJatery aim!JI)' out ror' a that no countermeasure can ewer what ~rope in lhooe years ft. viOlence jhlt be pliolograPii-' .htU-riialng. The . · be enough to avoid tile ineVlloble nell,y discovered oo be lbe tee!\- ~ ao bi'util · iiDd lliluanan, agtln lOr· and · 1 ~ · Mr. and Mrs. carroll Ra• t.nn to an orderly election and nlque of the lleichotag Tile ao it Cldoilo, aDd Ia ledeed rWI!i~ ·. tot, ~ ~ ...'!'tal~ dolph recently vacationed ln ca~ lbe smearing of the eleclorll Nazis under lflUer, •only oomelilllea.pnicl~ thaL · ' elevated 'oa1 l.J.~·{l! Process before forefgn opinion, ada. Points of Interest they visit- an outside agitator. ~ned the ·.ThuslatodiJ''•Re4:hstqburn- tr,y, . ci . so t~a which is tbe immediate aim here. ed were the Thousand Islands, Toronto alw:f otta.,.a. Mr. aJKI Mrs. <Olude smith, Keaneth 9aultz and aon, spent a recent weeken:l with Mr. a n d Mrs, Ricbord Slnlth and llaughThomas E. Ervin, son or the he was awarded a Legion of ter, ot Akron. late Judge and Mrs. Edgar Er- Merll for his intelUgence work Dinner guests Sunday at the vfn of Middleport, Manhattan, In MIS, He retired from aCtive home or Mr. aoo Mrs. carl Buck.. N. Y,, New York, has been ap. duty with the rank of lieuten,, i8J1 were Mr. and Mrs. Paul pointed one of two executive vice ant colonel in Ma.Y. 1946. By MRS. HERBERT ROUSH Channels, Akron, an:l Pearl Potts presidents of the National Broadlleturnlng to practice as a Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hendershot of Parkersburg, W. Va. catting Co., to develop 1 o n g civilian lawyer, Ervin served of Saginaw, Mich., all! Mrs. Bill Mrs. Mabel Hetzer. Mr, a n d range plans or the rompany. as deputy to Brig. General Tel ShlllllWBJI or Parkersburg spent a Mrs. Frank Blse and famUy \is~ His appointment came in a re- Cord Taylor In charge of prosrecert weekeOOwlthMr. and Mrs, lted Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hetzer THOMAS E. ERVIN alignment of the NBC staff de- ecuting the second series of war Ra,y Heiney, or Belle, w, va. partments that followed granUng crimes trials at Nurenberg, Ger Mr. aOO Mrs. Ralph Durst alld Mr. and Mrs. cart Buckley ol a one year leave of absence maey, beginning in June, 1946. Mary ol GtUij>olis called on Mr. were honored with a dinner for to Senior Executive Vice Pres- He also wu chief prosecutor Kappa, The Association ot the and Mrs. Russell Roush and Mr. their 15th wedding anniversary Bar of the City of New York ident David C, Adams. for the United State11 In one or and Mrs. Dorsa Parsons recent.. at the home of Mrl. Alice FoutMr. Ervin had been vice pres- the trials, before resign1ng his and the American Bar Associa: ly, tlon, t,y. Others attending were Ml', ident and general attorney, NEC, post in November, 1947, to reMr, and Mrs. Herbert Roush an::l Mrs. Rome Se.n:ly or ParkIn 1943 Mr. Ervin married since March 5, 1953, and he hu turn to this country, :· \ Norma Murr&.,v ot Milford, Masa. and Roger spent a weekend with ersburg. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest been a director of the company Ervin received a BA degree They have one son, WilHam, who Mr. and Mrs. Walter McDade Ruth and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence 1Jnce Jan. 5, 1962. (rom Ohio 5late UnfvenJty in Rose, The birthday of Mrs. sa.,.. Ervin jofned NBc•s legal de- 193?. and an LLB d~gree from Is a student at stanford Univer- at Tro.v. Mrs. Don Rime and Mr. aoo dy was also celebrated. ,PII'tment in March, 1948, and Columbfa Law School ln 1935, sity. The Ervina Jive In ManMelissa or CJarington spent a Jean Whitehead was an overwa1 appointed assistant gener- He is a member of Ph1 Beta hattan and have a summer home weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Les- night guest of Rhea Mora of on Fire I! land. al attorney in July or that year. ter Roosh. Chester. He began hh I ega] career in Mrs. Varr;tora ... Knighting v:lslt~ Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence- Rose 1935 when he joined the law It is reported she is oot so welL ed relatives at Whfte &llphur and Mr. alkl Mrs. Ernest Ruth firm of Cotton, Franklin, Wrfght Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Goodin Springs. lij1ent a weekem wtth Mr. ard & Gordon in New York City. He are helping Clifford Cuckler re-Mr. and Mrs. C1arence Shelds Mrs. RusseU Buckley, New left the firm to take a position pair a house he purchased in of Largo, Fla., and Warren Mil~ Brighton, PL in the Appellate Section of U!e Rutland. ler also of Florida were called Mr. and Mrs. Larr,y Barton Lands llivllfon or the DepartBY AVA GILKEY Mrs. Sally Welsh and children here recently by the death of and family visited with his sisment or Justice in November Hie! French received word of and Mrs. carolyn Nutter and ter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Don1938. He returned to prlva~ the death of Kate French his children, and Mrs, Letlta Cow- Harry Allen. ' Mrs. RusseU Roush, Roberta aldson and family of Logan. practice with the nrrn of Bleak. mother, 1n Pasadena, Calft Mrs. en were Sunday guests or the and Nancy, aM Mrs. &b Rhodes Mr. and Mrs, Russell Buckley ley, Platt & Walker, New York French was born and raised in K. C. Welsh's. called on Mrs. Sherman Ford, ol New Brighton, Ps., have been Clcy, In April, 1939, and devot- this community, but she and WalSammy Ray Lewis Is employed Mason, W. Va.,arecentTuesday. visiting relatives and friends ed himself exchl&lvely to UUga- ter French, her late husbarm by John Gibson in Athens, Ohio. • I, Roger Roush, Clifford Ashley, here this week. tfon matters. went to California Cor health Mrs. Bessie Graham had an Max Hill arxl Kathryn Hill are Ervin entered the U, s. Army reasons. Besides her son, Hiel, auto accident. She was not iJ1oo - Mrs. L. Balderson 1 u a private In April, 1941, and she leaves another son, O.vid, jured and only small damage allaUendlng Rio .Grande College. Aaron Wolfe of Middletown vta. waa graduated from Antl...Air~ or Pasadena and two grantchil- was done to the car. lted his mother, Mrs. Eula Wtol!e. dren craft Artillery OCS aa a secThor and Kenneth Carsey paint-. Mr. and Mrs. 1Roy Buck and win Gloeckner. ond Heutenant fn June, 1942. Mr. and Mrs. M_ A Epple ed a house in Rutland for ClifPam and a Crierxl am Early Roush Later he was transferred to the and Mr. and Mrs, Earl FoJt ford Cuckler. Mr. and Mrs. John Arnott have , attended the recent Ohio State Mllltacy 111tell!gence Service 1n attended the Albany Fair s~ purcha11ed a trailer and have loMrs. Arlx's sister and niece Fair. Wuhington, D. C. 111 19iS, he day, and on the way home vi sit- from Michigan, are visiting her. cated on Ute the ta.rm or Bill Ar- · Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rob~ nott, Mr. Arnott's Cather. served overseas al!l a special ed at the K. C. Welsh hmne, Mr. Jack (.1ark and sons and ltal..., o!rlcer In Mllttory Jn. Clinton Gilkey and son Tad, o( leo Morris and son, attended son or Flatwoods, W. Va., Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boggess and Mrs. John Fisher, Molly, talligonce, 111 Febnwy, 19~, Albany, spent Saturday with his the tractor pull at Albany Fair have announced the marriage ot Larry and Amy of Racfne sperit mother, Ava Gilkey, Saturday evening. their daughter, Esther, to a Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Pete Clay Bryant sufrered a severe neth Lee or ClJ rton. The cereMr. and Mrs. Pete Eggleston What was the worst Shields. mon,y was performed by the Rev. !hrp dasaster in U.S. history? stroke and is in Holzer HIJSpf- of Charlest.Of'l, W. Va., visited Doll,y Wolle, Doma Hlll aoo A-Tbe eKplosion of the tal. Mrs. Bryant, who is in the Charles Butcher family, They Earl Custer at his home in SyraDoris Hensler wel'e In Athens steamer Sultana on the Mis- poor health is at the Ziba Mid- came especially to see Roger cuse. A reception lolJowed at lhe recently to see lAMdse Parr. lllslppi River, April 27 1865 kiff home. Custer home with Mrs. Custer Butcher, who expects to leave The loss of ure was 1,400.. ' Donna Hill, Dolb' Wolte, BerMr. and Mrs. Frank ~pie for Vietnam. as hostess for relatives of the tha RoblDSon and Mabel Roush ' ' an:! ~hUdren. Middleport, visi~ Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cremeans called on Mrs. Sherman Ford at c<q>le. ed his parents, the Mike Ep.. or Shade, Ohio. spent Tuesdl,y Mason. pies Sunday. evening with the Eal'l McGraths. The WSCS of the local MethoMr. and Mrs. H. D. Gllkeoy of TONIGHT thru THURSDAY Mr. and Mrs. Earl McGrath dist church held its regular meetRato Are Coolly Pomeroy spent Sunday evening visited Mrs. Mollie McGrath in SEPT, 21.26 ATLANTA, <tiPil-TIIe 100 with his mother, Ava Gilkey. Logan Sunday, aJXt all went fish- Ing at the church recently. MemYOURS, MINE AND OURS million rata that infest the bers attending were M a g g i e Clint Dougla£ spent Sunday ing. Lucllie Ball _ ffenry FOfkla United State! cost the nation Roush, Mabel Ilou&b, Mrs. evening with Bud Dwglas. Mrs. Eva Schrieber spenl Mo. more than tl btuion In eon· (Technicolor) starcher, Bes&ie Parsons, Joyce Mr. and Mrs, Robert Jewell day with AVI Gilkey, tamtnated food and In property COLORCARTOONS, White, Donna Hayman, Doll)' damage, plua tbe huge leu spent Surwjay evening wtth Glen Mrs. Nellie Tracy was subCooJblby; HJ oot Dry; Jewell. Wolle, Eileen Buck, Anna Wheel- ,.,.,. rat-borne -...;,, acsUtute teacher in the HarrisonMousetrek; cordlna to reaearchers at OrMrs. Margaret Douglas spent ville school Monday, as theregu. er and Bertha ROOinsOIL or Feline ~~omage Davld Gloeckner left ,recently kin Exterminating COA!peny the weekerxi at her horne here. lar teacher beitlJ involved in an Admiuion: 85c am SOc lor Comp McOellan, Ala. wbere pest control concern. It 1a ea~ Miss Anita EBV!p is ln Ho\zer auto accident Swl:lay, SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. he lrifl be slotioned wltllthe U.S. tlmated then are at Ieut 60 Hospital, as the result of a falL Frida3 night and Satunlal-- Army after spellllng a lei.Ye wltiJ mllUon rate on farm.~, 30 DIU.. l1oD 1n towns and 20 mUUon PIIIY of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mchis p&rerts, Mr. and MI'IL Er~ In clUes. . " Grath were Eula KeDDey and Mr. aJXJ Mrs. Harold Nutter or Canton, Ohio; Mollfe am Leroy McGrath or lAgan, Ohio, and Eugene and Ernest McGrath of Albon~. Ohio. tlve violence at the very polll.._ booths In some ot our larru:.st cities. O" The temptation lo t•~re this wing departed that tortured eit,y with the pr-1 88 ...... •- demona•-·uona':t• 1• • .:.. 1 · aa~ti,.t• f~ti~ ~;.two · :ti~u. , ~eleh~~ ·~ ·~rlrDed · ' Ervin Appointed_ Vice President Of NBC Planning · '!'•• cOOrl, Olliclalo representing 12 achool districts In the Gallla, Jad<11<111, VInton and Me!go Coun11 area met In GaUipollo Tueocla,y littenQm to review a lij<)lotllellcal pro~am for a propoo- ed vocational eWcation school district in the four county area. The program was prepared by the alate department of 0<11eatlon. Copies or the proposed project were given to each district representative b)' &opt. A. R. Durose, head of the sponPLAN RUMMAGE SALE ooring dlatrict, MASON - The Lodleo AuxilEach representative is to reIary or the Mason Volunteer Fire view the propoMls with respecDept,, will hold a rununigo M<i bake lale Frlda,y and Salj!rday, tive board of education members In U!eir own district, then Sept. 27 and 28, In the I i r e on :rhuroday, oct. 3, at 7:30 p. 4eportment room lnlhe city buildwill meet at Rlo Grande ColIns, beldnnln& at 10 a.m. rn. lege where they Will approve AIQione having 811)1hlng, to door disaJll)rove the pro,poaals. If nate I• asked oo have II at lbe approved, the project will en~ clcy building Thuroda3 eventar phase two, Ing or F ridaT lnorning. Among those attending Tues .. ' ' SEAMLESS SHEER STRET(H THREE SIZES FOR PROPORTIONED FIT News•.• in Briefs SMOO.{H-f.IT,TING CANTRECE . w~~f!(~~~~~;*~~~~?~f{)~~~~!t~:~~~:~:?~<:::::~:::::~:~:::;:::::~: · ~=~:::::~: :·:·:·:·:·:· .~:::::::~:::~:::~=~=~:~:::~:::~= By United Presslntel'national .. TilE U.S. COMMAND annoot ,ecf tonight a U.S, ~ ca~, ~fDn llaled lor dlll¥ tn Villnam would not be SAIGON - l'e.!i·f!1·:1!1J,:.W. ioQi'Jii&l;lil equt~nt would be shipped here lor J7 SLIM lUSH ':''li'ftr!;v!~~~u:~ or ibeiot Squldron, 18th Armor~ ~ R~Qiment, now 1tati~ IN .'REGULAR AND LONG 9ff1 .on. l' ,I ., r t .'' '.'' ' ' '.' ' I . ••' ••' ' ',. ' ' / I I I I ~ ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Doyle K0111Jp Kail, Kevin and OJarles, vtU.e, and Mr. l11d Mrs. RoY StDlth, Donald and Mike, were lAng; Sunday afternoon visitors or Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith . Mrs . Herold GWogly was a Monday visitor of Mr. 1 ~ Mrs. Lincoln Rusaell Mrs. Jack Elam, Bmie and Mrs. Fred Tuckerman were y.,. day business visitors In GaUiIJOlis, Linda Smith lind Lleda Shlfrer were Satu~ overnight gueata orA!bol1)' ' ' News, Notes ~alee yovr deposits by mall. It • the easy way to do you, bonkingl 51 On New Car Loans Smith. Mr. 100 Mrs. w. A. Elam lind Mr. arrt Mrs.. Jack El&m aoo Billie were weekem visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Johnson SarnJny and W, A. Donah~e ~ ll,y or Kentu<~<y, Mr. and Mrs. of Jo lfalionaf W. A Elun remained tor 1 few da3o. Mrs. D. II. Robeson was a Weekend viailor wjtf:t Mr, lhl Mrs. William Ke.......tu Grove Clcy. ..""'Y, i11DDlEPORT, 0. ( ,.. • ~f WAsmNGTON - THE UNITED STATES baa oMcitUy prolested to the SOvf'et: Union the jammfng or Voice of America broadcasts, expressing cOQCern that the two powers are plunging back into "th~ ua:b )JracUces" of the cold war. IDd.lcations in dlplomatfc quarters were that the Soviet Union wOuld dioreprd the protest delivered to Ambosoldor Anatoly f. • Ddttynln last Tturlday and go right on jainming the American broadcaatl even It it worsened U.S. - Russian relations. ~POMEROY MOSCOW - lliE SOVIET UN19N released an American girl and a British man it has arrested tor passing out anti...soviet pam~ phlets, and ordered them .to leave the country fmmediately,. the U.S. Embouy laid tnda3, . American spokesmen said Vlck.Y Rovere, 24, ot New York Cfb'. and Andrew Papworth, had been released and ell;l)elled Tue~ foc what Soviet offldals called jjengaglng fn impermissible actlvttlea. .. Don"t be misle(j by wild tale' about cost! Ct:t all ~he ract5! Then you'll want to Join the nmks of the 1.400 war"', happy ~wners who alrcaUy hc."at the lbnnr:les$ electric wily . . <:au the Electric Company . . ut !28-0fJ I in Columbus. {)uci\io.k or Colum~~ . .c,llll our r~r;;~t -"bU!'>IIlCS" Oflic:e • follow- had been hit and tile car ran lnlo a tmnato potch oo the Dat· loawClantelandhaP"~-~·bel 'at 1 • -· d br l 1 elnce the llboollng. Bond - Bel at $50,000 - wao oot lllrnlsh- eel. Mr. and Mrs. Queen were in- . • dlcaled on theiiWIIlaustrter and · negle<t ellargeo •• the result ot the - h ot lheir llve-yeorold 1011. Tbe child wu 1lPOII blo airivi.l ot Melli Genera! Hoopltal on the lliOrllina of Auguat 20. An au111pu wuordored!oll""ot. tng a.e deaal. A twin bnJIIlor Jack, J<>lll, wu token to llollltl' Hospital atthewneUme. Tbe4e· ceased wellllted 25 pounds while the welght fA Jollt was reJX)I't- ,. - Monolo.1 ..U reeeollll Toooda3 ~ order that llli ~lnd- ' • •' ot1!1e'h01Piallzatlon. .-_ , _ In cuotoci1 or the nary hearfng could be hOJii.,.,,.:' . .....,, _.-eel before 1 h e jury wu then recalleol lor 1!1'111111 Jur7 lido week In CIHIIOC- nesda1 so lhat lie Jury 'a.td: · ,. lion with the death ot hlo, brolh- eonolder the ease ~ Mr. lllld ed It .18'h poundl at the time w* -· er. Tbe coople was atao lndlctod b.r thelnBrand Jury oo neste<t charges . relatlooto John, Mr. l!)d Mrs. ~een are free lllder ~.ooo bood osch. ThtiY - r.e d pte.. or lmocent Tuesda.Y ,.,. in the Meigs ~grand jury which Nn. Queen. Olherl lndlelecl ...,. ,the jury lnduole George - · Haven, driving 1fbile lnloalcat. eel; Glen Law1011.. polntiJig a Orearm, and WOllam _ , . , · tndeC!tl'M axpo1a1re. One eue t:~Dft114ered wu lgllored. at ·.Y PartJ.y cloucb' and ....... IDlow In the upper f01 and lower 50s. Thursday mostly sunIll' and little chango In tempornlgh~ .,. ,.) ·' :,) ature. 0 ·' ·,, ' Horse PUlling Contest Set At least 10 building contractors - eigl'lt of them local ' will be on hand to confer with Meigs Countians on houslng,PlaM which they have to o«er at a meeting to be held at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Pomeroy Junior High School. Report Troop Reduction is Mrs. Tompkins Is Observation School Leader In Planning Refer Youth Working Matter A matter involving the working or a Middleport ywth for the village of Middleport in accordance wfth an order of tile Meigs Coun· ty Juvenile Cwrt has been referred to the M:Wdleport village solicitor by Middleport CounciL A report or the Middleport Council meeUng ~n Tuesday's edition of the DallY SerKinel reported the youth to be 16 years or age. However, the tatlrer ofthe boy reports the youtll oo be on!)' n.• father bOo ftled a blll lor $800 wltll tbo , village .lor· the work perfonned ·by the y..,th over a two mooth ,erhXL FIVE CENTS Several Contractors Expected for Meeting superintendent; Ralph McCormIck, Jackson County schools su~ perintendent; Gene Tillis, Wellston; John Finch, Jackson; Bill Burson, Vinton Count;y; Bob Bow~ en, Meigs County schools superintendent and Mr, Durose, Carl Dahlberg, SEORC director, also attended. SEATTLE, Wash (UP0- The Pentagon plans to reduce the number of U.S. troops in Vietnam by 90,000 during the next nine months, according to a He-publican member o( the House defense appropriations subcommtttee. But Rep. Melvin Laird, H~ Wis., said the reduction was the result of "ordfnary and . metho-dfcal military planning'" -and not the type of a cutbac~ forecast by Vice President Hubert Hwnphrey. ·Laird, 11 close adviser to Republican presidential candidate Richard Nixon, handed out his statement to newsmen Tue5day ,..aboard the Nixon campaign plane flying from Bofse, Idaho, to Seatt1e. The Pentagon declined direct comment on Laird's statement, but it was noted that U.S. troop strength In Vietnam has not been increasing recently as fast as had been e,q>ected, The last reported U.S. strength in Vietnam was about 535,000 men, ag~;inst a ceiling of 549,~ 11"11111· Weather day's session were Clarence Thompson, GaUia County School a 14. MOWCOW - RUSSIA !ODAY accused Israel ofe!XlanJerlng WCU'ld peaee witti American aUJ)port by "dangerous prowoei~:J-ona" agai nat Arab state1. · An orrtdal SOViet statement delivered by foreign mlniatrypres• chief Leonid Zamyatln' reamrmed Ruuia's contimed support or the Arobo. He'll be to c.\Piain why o~·er I,400 fa.mjli~ on our Jines have l!an~., el«tric hetn . They IJ(lt the fact!> on co~t.. dconline!'~ ~t.,>ie<1Ce . Then they rrotalled eleC[ric heal. cor, - • e MILWAUKEE, W1S - FOURTEEN demonstrators led by seven cleri)'Dlen broke into selective Service Head<Jlarters here Tu~s­ df¥1 dragged draft rues outside to the base of a Oagpole and set ~~~en. anrs. Flames fed by what the demonstrators called uhomemade JWPalm" llcked close to the tap or the flagpole dedicated to World War I vetenns. The pole staOOs ln a small triangular park across 000. the street fr<m drart headquarters. Hearing Wild tales abo11t the cost of electric. heatilll? If you"rc- planm"" ro buiiJ a home, or if }'<lur pr~~nt heating"',y,.cm. ~ s I~. ~ rcplac~.:J, call or write the ~lectric Company and ask.. that healmg sptc~ah"'t talk wnh you. No obligation, of counoer ' SEN. STEPHEN YOUNG, D-Ohio, said today unlesa he l'61Sserts his authorit;y over the Joint Chiefs of staff. , Young said Johnson was on his way to becoming one ot the •tion's greatest presidents when he "yielded altogether to the de~~ of the general• of our joint chfers of starr.'" $ Wolfpen .... that President Johl\lon wW leave office "discredited anclurl)opular'' BEIGE IMPRESSION - BANNER GRAY ~ VICTORY NIGHT- BROWNSTONE. NOW is the time to . 111''- ---- WASIIINGTON - CINNAMON - TINT ROSE BEIGE - FLAIR- FROLIC •• UTOPIA._ ELBERFELD$ at Fort Lewis, Wash. It was the l)pe ever Issued by the U.S. Command in an"'"'ncemenl ol 9- MEIGS THEATIE Wltneaoeo In lbe lnl! lie ohoollnr, oatd thel W)'8111 C<llltlnuecl shooting after Dotoon ·' Harrisonville Ke.,.. '* stldft , lllrn- Officia(s Review Proposed · Program For School Project SEAMLESS MESH IN' ROR LONG LENGTHS . . .:..VOL.::.:::.. ..:.XX..:.I...:N.:.O::::·:..:I.:::OB:__~-------PO_M_E_I?O _Y-_M_ID_D_L_ EP_O_R...:.T,_O_H_IO_ __ _ _ _ _-,---__:_W:.=E=DNc.:.E::.:S=D'-'-A'-'Y,-=S.::.:EP..:.T.: .:EM..:.B:.:E:.:. R..:.2.:.:... 5, 19_68___'_ 'r ·;. -~ SELECT NOW AT FALL $ALE .PRfCES Society News W)'8111 door, k!loti<ed,,~~ eel ·oo aee the ••culil4 ' iiil!'a olspdau&hter. ' · ;~ The tnveallpll"" IQ4I • lhat Wyant IJlPIIrall .. ,inawerect 111e door and l>l!!•~l(d 1o olk hio ~ -:lf.<ltllo" wished 00 talk With eutW;i\11>8 indlceled abe did "'"o. ~'(,;;; mediately returneci 00 tile. lt Was reported, ·and t~.. earu_.. or .:P.:'' " - S. CUIIJR: '~I, Ins bepn ao Doloon wso Porkeroburg, ~ gilae.. ~·a.e Ins the automobile around. ~ Devoted To The lnti!ru(f..Of The life~~ Mason Area By Berk.shire:· ' BANK BY MAIL plea or lmocent to first degree murder chal·ges when he was arraigned In the lllelgo CoWI\V Apple Grove ~tcher ·. Stocki~.fs. \ oo Sept, 13, entered a ' U..,.• ned< lj)porenll,y kUling him almost ju-tl,y. Dotoon, """ with ' lour liompanlons had clrtven Ia the Wy. 1111 home tn a reported llltempt to talk with the accused nwa1s ltepdauahter, Barbara ~.. ry, .... abot ao ho~to drive away from the rea:~ John Miouhall of vtrsinJ&, woo served 34 years, !rom 1801 1835, bed the longeot service •• chief juatice the &opreme .News, Events '' W)'8111 tnda3- Now You Know X• qro. be!Of~ ~ Court. lie to charged with tile oholiun slaYing or Michael Lee Dot10111 28, Parkertburgl on Aug. 17. RadDe ~...,. · -f · · lie alle&edly !Ired a ,16 guage :ldence. cessed Tuesday, re<:om"enlng •· BhotiPUl Chiii'IO about 10:50 p.m, II wao reported that setn We<lneods.Y morning, The on Aug. 17. The shot allegedly Wyant ts believed oo have !Ired Jury wrapped up Its dUlles jlat hlt Dotson in the back <>I t h e the shotgun at the car about nine News, Notes .eon ueens. are Idjlicted by ·Grand Jury , ' 11111.... Or < ' ' .WOllam F....,.ick W7ant, ~4, RaclnO, wu lndlelecl m llrol· d,IJ'ee chara,a lllld ·Charles lind Mlldi'ed ~- u. tart Falla, were ledlelecl on IIIIRilaushter and neglect char&" Weclneoda3 .rUom1ng !'hell a grand Jury made Ito rti>Orl The grand )!lry moved lnlo aeaal011 Moncley and then w~. re- au. Reedsville < < · ,. ear . • · ' The session has been · called Pornero.v Attorne) Frank W, Porter who reports that he haa received word that $1,800,000 will be recefved here for new housing through the Farmers Home Administration. At the Thursday n1gbt meetlng, tbe loan 11an will be outlined briefly Cor those attend~ lng, Then, those attencllng will be lrt?e oo move about tile auditorium and talk with the 10 building contractors on the price of homes, material& and other factors in whicf'l they are interested. Porter has stressed that res. idents do not have to even own Ute lot ror their new homes. They 00 oot have to make a down p83'rnent, interest rates will run between five and nve and onehalf per cent and those build~ ing under the plan wlll have up oo 33 yeara to poy olf their loaDs, James McDorman, state til- " rector of the Farmers Home Adminlatralioll, and or bla ltaff' will al10 be on haDd.. Porter hal extended an lmitatim to all resldanta irrtereaeel In the conotrucllon ot home to attend the meetlq. At a later meeting, voll&eer help wiD be 110 hand alq wllh FHA per~<n~el oo atd tlloaewlllhing to pursue a plan for a DIW home In fl.lliq out IWCeiiU'J' BAJlitad.on .PB,PerS. Harriman is Unsatisfied Pllnllng ot the end ......... lhe. Melp loolblll field It Pultl• eroy was dlocuom tb1Jw lilt retllll8t meeting the M o Ia Athletic Boosters Tuesda1 OYe- by An observation scl10ol fo1· the Portsmouth District of the Methodist Church will be helH at Grace United ~fethodist Church in Gallipolis this weekend, Mrs. Ol«i ,\:\1/E - !\ Meigs Count.} .Jayl·ees Wives Club has Ruth Tompkins, Pomeroy, dibeen organized ,and initial ufficen elected. The.> are, seau..'<l, rector of Christian Education from lert, Mrs. Uoger YOI.lllf::, vice president, and t,1J's. Earl of the Portsmouth District, anIngels, president, and standing, ~rs. Rill McDan1cll' secre-nounces. tary~treasurer anq Mrs. \'lnc~'nt Knight, historian. Ttie wives The first session will begin of the Jaycee members will assist with future projects oC the organizatioJL - Senlinel Photo. at 6:15 p.m. Friday and wW dose at 9:45 p,lft. The secOnd session will start at 9 Llll. saturday and wilf conclude at 4:30 The ali-day area worksh(l} p.m. of the Church Women United An observation school is a scheduled Thursday at Grace short term trainifl,g enterprise United Methodist Church has Mrs. Phyllis Kathr)'ll Grant, in which a group or teachers, been canccffed due t.u lhe sud~ 31, Beech St.., Middleport, died administrators and other intel'· den illness of the leader, Mrs. PARIS (UPO - ltanol appor. ested persons, plan, demonstrate Tuesday in Holzer 1-Jospftal, Whitney Trousdale. M r s. ently feels no "obllgatlon whatand evaluate learning eJIP(!rienc!ile was born Feb. 3, 1937 in Trousdale is the vice - presoever to do ll1,)1:hlng to move es with the guidance or a trainMiddleport, the daughter Jolm sident or the area and is !rom toward peace" In Vietnam, Am· ed leader in a particular age and Ruth Might Blosser, Beech Lancaster. Mra. W. J. Brown bassador W. Averell Harriman gr...,, st., Mfddleporl 9te was preIs president or theGallia Counlaid tnda3. Mrs. Tompkins points out that ceded In death b.v one sister. ty Chapter. This meeting will Harriman and his depucy neMrs. Grant was a member of an outstanding staff wUI be on be rescheduled. gullator at the Vlelnam war talks, hand ror the school which wUJ the Middleport Christian Church, Cyru" Vance, met newsmen an offer t.o those attending know:;:;:;:::;:;:::::::::::;:;::::::::.:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·: American Leglon Auxiliary, route to the 23rd session of the ledge, physchologlcel Insight, Feeney ReMelt Unll 128, Sle doadlocked negottatlooa. Again and new Ideas in f'a1l curricuwas employed at Young'o ~r U. N. Secretary General Thant lum am oUter related materfal. Mkt., at the time of her death. She formerly was employed at Children, youth and adults at- was an issue in the talks. "rm going oo point out that the Chase Hardware and the lrn- tending will be putting Christian the Hanoi delegation ~su't seem ideas into practice, perfal FJectrlc Co. to !eel U!OY have any obligation The host church will supply In addLUon to her parents, she is survived by her husband, Bil- children for demonstration at oo do anything whatsoever oo Adult education classes in bus~ ly, two sons, David Gene and which those attending will see move toward peacek" Harriman iness education will be started Dennis Ra.v, at home; two broth- concept~ put into actual prac- told reporters. In tile Melga Local School Dis'-The whole polfcy hell been ers, John A. Blosser, Chardon, tfce. Current fall material and trict. violent in ·aU their aetivities, Ohio, and Relph E. Blosser, new Junior and senior high scholi Mrs. Martha Vennari announ~ lllld they !ailed oo carry out the Grovep:n1, 0.; three sisters. level material wtU be stressed. ces that an organizational ses~ obligation taken in 1954 at GenPresent Cor thB first time ln Mrs. John (Dorothy) Hortm, elnn ot iillerested arutta will be Charleston; Mrs. Joseph (Mil~ the area during the school will be eva to end violence. They don't held at 7:30 p.m. next TueB<la, dred) Wolle, Middleport and Mro. Miss Ruth McDowell, recently seem to want to achieve their obIn room 110 at the Meigs lfigb Joseph (Eileen) Kemya, Euclid. installed as Associate Director jective b_v peaceful methods, School in MlddleporL Funeral aervlces will be held of the Program Council of the which or coorse we•re going to At that session, the subjects insist UjXln," Friday !rom Rawlings - Coats Ohio Methodfst COnference. to be studied wtll ,be decfded Funeral Home with the R e ·v. TheTe are still same vacan$35,000 GRANT RECEIVE~ upon as the time of the class cies in all classes of the weekRaullin Moyer officiating. Burmeetings. The courses will go COLUMBUS (UP0 - 0 h i , ial will be in Miles Cemetecy, em schooL The tee for attendfor 20 weeks with two sessions State Uni versit,)· has received a ing Is $.1. This includes 1 noon RuUand. Friends may call at being : beld each week. Each the funeral home from 7 to 9 luncheon on S.turdly, Reglatra- '$35,000 granL from the National oeoslon will be two hours In this evening, 3:30 to 9 m Thurs~ tions are to be made with Mrs. Aeronautics aOO ~ace Adrnlnisleogth, A nominal lee will be day and Wltil time or services Frank Childers, Box 158, Gal- tration to sponsor a lasel' re, charged. search projecL lipolis, on Friday, Mrs. Grant Dies Tuesday With Hanoi or Adult Evening Oasses are Being Planned .0... End Zones Painting Discussed or nJ&a. Prior oo the first home pmo the Boosterl!l UJed cbalk Oft the end zone which was very oolor~ !Ill, but proved damaging the unlfonns. ll was suggested that tbe boosters paint "Meip" 011 ooe end zone and ' 'llflb" oo the other. Rev. B Ill Perrin, Pl'esident Frank W. Porter, Head Coach Charlea Chancey and l..eorw'd VaDMetar will do the work 011 1lle !!old. They hope ro have it reeclr lor ., Friday nlght when Melp will host the Athens Bull&Jta. Mrs. Grace _.a ·'·: chairman of. tbe new Athletlc Booolers food booth, named l!lt !ollowlng commitlee 00 wort< IIIIa week: Mrs. Norman V•.nM•er, chairman; Mrs. John eochairmanj Mrs. James O'BriiD; Mrs. Franklin Trlplell, M r o. Leo Vaughan, Mra. WUllamAIIII, Mrs. William Warner 81111 MD. Don Wilson. Rutland mothers are In c . _ ~ feeding the team loll...the game, The Columbul a n • Southern Ohio Electric Co., will donate the game ball and Mrl. lorena Arnold reported 1 bd;. ance or $803.09. : Coach Clumcey showed llbla at · Melgs-Nelaonvllie and ~ • ·. Marietta games. Twenb'...._ periiOlls attended. Fall Membership 'Drive Termed Succes mentlug hill current Met and recital 8BUOI'I, Gramm has been called "a l!luperior artist and llnaor~· by Schoaberg of t h e NEW YORK TIMES. bday afternoon, April 27 t the retlll1llled Tlplon Trio will a ca....-1 II the Gallia · Tbese form 1111 on colla ana ·rOat,.,..i 11111o ..,. Wuere'h amounced the organization' a ,pleasure In the Increase In atudOI!I memberships and In the minimal et!oct the loss or lie Silver Brldge had on tile conlimed IJ'QWlh <>I the concert aodatlon. Mra. Lewia A. SchiiWil, campolgn cllalrman. altrilotted the drivo'o •cceos oo U,. ~Dterej( and anlhealdlll ~~~~~-loy­ al ~er1 1n an o:ountiao u- llli'ee "' ;~~r~~~;~~; .od~b)'· orea newopaporo 'and rl· lbe line..,..,.~ provld' dlli lbitlons.; . Ukecl ·tioat the row workhave 111!1 7W1 ~IIIJn dD,.io Roderick, II Court St. In Galll- drive m.ay obtain a membership pollo. Al1)' resident ~ the area 1lf calling Mro. Roderick at 446- . . . . not contacted mrtag the Admission oo lbe concerts t.""' Saxbe, Gilligan Share lnae, waa the aflernoon ~r. ~. -remained In Clndmati lor an addreos at maetIDc ~ volunteer campolp - k ero; At 1 broktaat _.b, Soxbe crlliolzed tile Johnlon ..trntn- a lltradoa'• freeze an ~ eu- l!llrieod for lii#IWI1 C>DIIIIro!<tJon ... thole· i A-, werl7'. � 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. 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