http://66.213.69.5/files/original/4ecbf4f9d228ca6f49dbe25dc4b70674.pdf f6405853c24196672bbe47137eb1eb83 PDF Text Text ,, '·',·• '; .. . 'I ' South Votes in he hal chosefl former Air Force liY United Press lntematlor!al Cblef of Stall CUi11o Lemay as Battling for votes in wbat he Ukes to call ''the new South," hls Ylce IJl"'oldiJrjlal rumlng abert Humphrey has den- mate. i\mOUIICOmonl SOheduled aunced George Wallace for Wollaco sold he would mob attempting '•to bring this nation the long-delayed announcement to the brink of broadscale civil dlli(Jl'(\er" and accused Richard at a news conference today and 10,000 are ro.ed ' or employing similar tile ments: Edmund Muslde: The Demo- cratic vice presidentialChieandl- M. E. HIJFFMAN Murl E. Huf!IIIID, Flatwood, president or tile Ohlo SludeDI FaJ.catlon Assn., told a group of mdenls at Rio Grande Col· lege TUesday bow 1D mob the S.E.A. work and bow ecllcaUonal o;ystems shoUld be run. In s1Ddenl • teacher relationships, Huffman found, uwe pour and tumellnformatloo In· ID the kid, and we bore him. We fall ID ... hls rights. 'I'D chOose. not to be forced, thatts O'Brien, said todaY that private pOlls taken ln eight stales last Republican opponent- a man vi ~who deliberately courted the week showed the ce pres most radical elements In his leading Nixon. The eight states own party . . . and who will bo ore: Mlchlgan, Minnesota, Mili debt ~Should he win sourl Massachusetts, New Jerfully in the r sey •Pennsylvania, Texas and the presidency,' ' declared Hum- C...:_ectlcut. O'Brien said the found in the campaign oC. my · : ~SO N DRIVE-1M FRIDAY , SATUHD AY '" AND SUND AY OCTOBER 4-5-6 "THE CARPETBAGGERS" Ellz. Ashley, Martha llyer , C&rroll Baker, Bob Cumming!! Alan Ladd A.'N D '"THE SE A PIH ATE " Gerard Barray · ~·· results of the poDs, seven of So Adv·~·Wse a All-&.. out.Jch were commissioned tv' peaking in Norfolk "" N1xon, s the Democratic party, •~clearly wbere lhe U. S. Atlantic Fleet is headquarter ed, said American Indicate that Vice President sea power was already being Humphrey•s campaign has tathreatened by the Russian navy ken a definite upswing." and predicted that the Soviet phrey. ;:::Ge:ne:•:i•:•e; ca : s:il:e; ; : ; l'IQUld Union•s "surpas merchant s fleet ours probably in the : early 1970's." The Republican candidate claimed that two Democratic TONIGHT OCT. 3 administrations were responsi"GUESS WHO'S COMING ble for U.e "abrupt de[aUlt" in TO DINNER President EisenhOwer's plans to (Techni color ) OOild a nuclear powered Navy. Sidney Poitier, Spencer Trac y He nlentioned specifically the Katharine Hepburn slow expansion ot the U.S. STOOGE: Mallce in the Palace submarine neet. COLORCARTOON: Beef Fore Wallace, who ran into about and Af.Wr 300 hecklers at a rally held on ADMISSION: 85c and SOc the fringe or one or Pittsburgh's MEIGS THEATRE ;• j FRIDAY THRU THURSD AY MODERN MILLIE" (Techntcolor) Julie Andrews. as Millie Mary Tyler Moore COLORCARTOON: Woody Freeloader ADMISSION: 8Sc ard SOc SHOW ST ARTS 7 P.M. (Continued lr_<>m Page I) for a sincere draft. •4CertainlY 1 am not a serious candidate at the pres enl II me, " he sold. "But when I retlted and hung up my Air Force uniform, 1 did not forget my country." age-Troy High SChool in 1961, He was employed as an insulat- I I I I I .I 12 P.M. TIL 4 P .M. I I ADULTS: $2.50 CHILDREtl: $1.75 Rout e 62 HR II" I I The things that ma ke a watch tick are the things that make 8 Wllch run wron g. . Uke its balance wh eeL "nd mainspring and ha1rspnng.. . 5c those thmgs have been left out of the Accutron® tlmeptece. They've been replaced by a tiny tunins fork that hums. The tuning fork splits a second into more parts than the balance wheel mov~ment ever dreamed of. . l60 parts, to be exact (The best a ticking w.;dch can do IS 5 The Racine American Legion Auxlllary is sponsoring a civil . defense ttalm!lg class atlhe Legton Hall beginning Oct. 8 at 7:30 most accurate t1mep1ece you can wear. We 're able to guarantee Accutron accuracy to wtthm one rnmute month t That's 2 seconds a day. a And ~any owners say they 're oft only 1 second - ~ r no ne at au . .k that a watch has no busmess t1cklng when 1t Wtth accuracy l • e · . i Accutron timepieces start at $110.1.1U. ACCUfftONt1 by BULOYA 1 1 I 1 LAYAWAY GIFT I. I I TODAY tlm·m-m -m . JEWELRY STORE Court St. ,___________ _ J -will!! CIA', CrDMI I!MI ,C:I')IIII ..,., oiiiiJCI_ .. 10M GOESSLER A SIZES 1 I 1 l Pomeroy m. Are Announced The October meellng of the Mldd)eport Business and Prate ... sional Women's Club wiD be held Tuesday, Oct. 8, with dl!lllOr at the Martin Reatauront at 6:30 p. ;.;::.·~.::~.:.:,. ,;:. 118 by The gas · -· will be given by program the legislation committee. with Martha Frye, chairman. CARTER Infants X thru XL Boys 2 llvu 4 Girls 2 tlml 6x PAJAMAS, GOWNS, AND UNDERWEAR IN INFANTS THRU SIZE 12 I~ I I I I I I I I I I I I I I '"_ M'_"_" •< I«~ full~., I ·.1 1.,. • 'IIICiiutl tlmeii"P'nl lo th•~ to lt~•r .. ,1 neeH'II'~_ __ :...-______ J I . - ALSO···· GIFT SETS FOR THAT SPECIAL SOMEBODY NEW IN PINK OR BLUE THE KIDDIE Stt.OPPE ON THE T lNMIDDLEPORT, 0• -re IT7allace J'J' l (Conllmed !rOOI Page 1) BOYS AND GIRLS 1 was called ID the James FOR NIXON-AGNEW 'fbOIDIIIi N. Chambers, I O.arleston attorney. hu been named chairman or lho West Virginia Lawyers lor NlJIO!IoAgnoW Com· mlttee. The course will consist of 10 lessons in nve sessions of two hours each. Everyone interested 1 1 It Pt . Pl•osant l!fl f}Lit BY g;,Jt .Set I k A t on the I tt's the tunmg fork' s uncanny prec1110n that rna es ccu r 1 coukt be humming. SOJWl King 'Pashion Ideas I I I I or 10.) .I £.11 UNlT CALLED The Middleport emergency Are Announced '-'--------.,J ·I t w•• Training0888eS •\ PLEASANT POINT 1 RESORT I I An ejection systems technician, he assigned at Tyndall AFB, Fla. previously, and attended Rutland High School. Dinner, Meeting 1 at Phan Rang AB, VIetnam. duty at the funeral home anytime. I SPECIAL SUNDAY .·II BUffEt ' son or Mr. and Mrs. Jesse J. Ward, R D, I, Mlddl<!><lfl, is 011 is asked to contact Mrs. Paul selors and Navy Recruiting Sta- Lawrence or Mrs. John Boyd. tions, or from the QUef of Naval The training is being offered to Peronnel (Per s-B6410, Departmembers of other organizaUons, ment of the Navy, Washington. in addition to auxiliary members. D. C., 20370. ·I a reckless mam.er. home on Logan St. In MldChurch Ellis; his parents, Robert cllep>rl at 9:18 p.m. Wednesday aOO June Fannin Ellis; a brother, from Mr. King waa taken PFC. Wllllam E. Ellls, U, S. Ar· to Veterans Memorial Hospital my. Vietnam; one sister, Nancy where be was admitted as • Lee Ellis, at home; his pater~l modlcal patient. grardmother, Mrs. EdiU1 Elhs, Rt. 2, Athens; two uncles, Arthur AMBERGER REAPPOINTED Ellis. Athens, and Fred Ellis, Wallace M. Amberger has been reappointed ID the Meigs c:ounty Houston. Texas. Funeral services wUI be held Soldier's Relief Commlsskln for FridaY at 11 L m. at the Whlte a nve.year term ending Oct. 18, Funeral Home ln Coolville with 1973, according to a Commm the Rev. Roy Deeter officiating. Pleas Court joomal e!!ltY llgnod Burial will bo In the Torch Bop- today by Judge John C, Baeon. tist cemetery. Frierd!l may call p, leas than a year. perha.Rt.ln ftve ar olx mmlho. But be will make no clliQiilln ·Promloes, U> that o!loct because he knows tllal If the now prealdent to publicly arallon lfrnm alter bl• ~ . ·olcally· contfale, •li.·*'· remaial willtl' lndl,~· .. , . Indictment T!l!m ~ Feb, 1f cliarpd tha . illx ""!' ...,.p~r~ns 1D taklag ld . . trooi otole ·~• In " : :, tor uolellll•• hi eblalalnl ~ contraeto. . ~ ' MEIGS GENERAL HOSPlT AJ.. . ·~ ADMISSIONS - Mrrtl• Durst,., c., p..,...oy, . .~ hoe.......,.... t.i hearthemollono. DISCHARGES - Jlma Pem,~ 11 Ia - - - c e o WQJld S)'IYII Y -·P._rl Ppu!la. . stoiU\,g for lline. uie - • ... Notes Cbarctna Situltloo The RopubUcan presidential c~lo has 110 magic formu- la, no oeerot plan, tor ~rlosl118 Nt:xon•a ott'..tfle.platform vtewa the war U> on hononble end. HI about VIetnam. Ute current Intends ID employ Whltever election campaign ani 1everal dlpl-llc slrotesJ seems most other topics were cooununtcat.. Ukely tO )'!old rosulto ln tile ed ID lhla reporter during a loq elraunatances· preYIIllfw'·at the and r e I a x e d conver Atlon time. His reluc:tinee to·lalk . aboerd hlo campaign plane, the about auch speelflc measure• as Trtci8, as he made a jet.ege a bmnblng · hall, whUe doubtleu borllli!Drmlrv tour of tho Deep prompted In part by political Now You Know e The Chinese w!!lom of wearIng tile halt 111 a _,. dates tD 1644 whon tile Manctus cmquered China and forced t h e mon ID shave the front and top of the head and ...... the rl· malnlng halt In a braid. pl'Jidence, also nflecte his lp Vlelnlrn Ia hmotlbb· U..,JclcmYlctloD that eltcumstonces ated. ...,. •hlnae oo greatly before But Ia private ...,..roatlon, lhe new admluiotratloo tokes •• In public -~i. he ....... over next January, that it II dolm hard oa tho word !oollah ID make a atralotD' 4 -~." We cannot com.mtttment now. IJU)f <Mit of VIetnam, he u,yo, Nlmn will ¥'!<i tq> priority ID OOweVIII' ~thai OIIJI out encHDg the war because he II ...,- . _,..., HI Is detormb!OCI llllolled thot there can be oo U> hol4 oot tor a Ylalllo pooee real protrress tonn1 solution of O.w.m.m that can a"'rt tile tlda country's urpftt domeade need Allierlcan and lntor~nal problems until lnterwntic:a with a few years. its ceatly, diYlol .. lnvolv~mont Relaxed, Rested C&mpalgner ,.._,Iy or • - • ' ·.VOL. XXI NQ. 115 lnter~l3 my life.'' He said he "studied the sltua.. tion for two months" before d~ clding ID join Wallace. "I don't have to do this," LeMay said 141 prefer not to - but I roel thlslo one moretooklhlve to do for my country·" LeMay said he had "always been a Republican.'' u1 eallllll'self a moderate Re- publican lhat mlghi be a little on the right side," he said. But he aaid none of the current Republican leaders "have come out with statements to con. vtnce me that theywtllstralprten thillgt. out. This bothers me. "It appears to me thllt in the last couple of decades our cOIJDoo .. try has deterlora1ed very mu<:h. LeMay Jlld he wu worrted about the courtrf's fir:anclal condiUon and growinl! crime r~ , . tiJugll..lalklng Lellllll'' Who picked up the nlcknaDIO "Old tronparts" in World War n wbon be Oew In bomblnl mlalions over GeJ'IIIOI"<Y and Japan, haS caQod Ia the past tor lncreaaod bonmlng In VIetnam. Last year he liiii!Besled !hal the United ~~ 11tell 1he eonuoonls\8 we are IIOini ID bomb lncreallnsly more 1mpor. tant targets and then destroy tile abllity 1o wage wor-U ]IOCellll'Y oil ~cliVe capabi• Utles/' • Retired from servlee Le!IIIQI, a 61-yoar.old nadve of eolwnbua, Oblp, retired from lho Air Force In 1965 and ..,.. IIYoa In 1..01 Angalel. TI""'P hla DIDIO had lOIIi _ , me of tlloiO Ia speculatiOn, usllher Lemll' Wallace pro ,my a<IVIIICO word .., hlo place 011 the ticket. The general -.ld rel)laeo Iormor Gov. !llrvln GrUiln ~ Georgia, Who hoe ""'!od •• Wallace'& ultln(I4D" n~ prellden"al candidate 10 analtlo him fll ' p;i . •<in otWO llailallo ' . · it l'eC)ulrel 2U . J!OUnds of addition to the American Independent party llcket calll!ht the major psrty presidential candidates in Wallace coontry, and they walled 110 time teldng up the challenge. Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey told a Pineville, w.va. , rally Thursday It would be •'disastrrus" lt George WaiJaoo became president with who!~ milk to ma~ l!"e 1'1"""' of butter, a mau holding LeMay's views SOIJTIIERN LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL llludonll went al1 oot Thurllllay , Ia • parade wltll Two themes Uled were "Sock h 'I'D . ~~~ and .. Let'a Make Monldes Out Of the Laneen.'• The band wagon hill lho _ . -tesand - • t s . The hamoctJmianueenwiD be llllr10U!ICed llllrlqr pro 1e ceremonies lhlo ...nlrv at. SOolhern LocaL s...thern will 'Pt.r FodoroW~oeld~Ir. Gallle - 1o 8p.m. DRIVE TO ELBERFELDS. - I~ POMEROY FOk bUH ·ocr~BER SALES BEGINNING FRIDAY -MORN· lNG. USE OUR PARKIN~ L.OT ON 2ND STREET THE STORE IS OPEN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY FROM 9·30 AM TO 9 IN THE EVENING. SAVE ON KROEHLER LIVING ROOM SUITES - BERKLINE EASY CHAIRS - LIVING ROOM TABLESDINETTE SETS - WHIRLPOOL WASHERS - DRYERS - STOVES SINKS - UTILITY CABINETS- RCA .... ~ ,.,..... "" .. """'rdoc. Weather Lowa toD181J1 30 ID 36 Ia lho _,. 40~ .eun vt ce "I am llheckod and deeply dlslurhed by Gen. LeMay's statement this morning," Humphrey said In reference to the retired Air Force omcer'a characterlzation of atomic weapons as "just another weapon in tbe arsenal." The Democratic eandldate said u Anyone who can speak 10 llglltly about tile use of nuclear weapons has no eoncept1on ot tile reality of diolr terror. It would he dl ..ati.'bua If 11\YOIIO who spoke as Gal. LeMay did ttds morning should oome Into a posldon of hlgll relpO!lllblllty." Richard M. Nbron, campalptlng In Atlanta, aald he had 1111!1 aald. The plane, which carried no ATHENS - The ehlef executive officers ~ 23 natlooal and lntornatlonol raUway lllhcr organizations have endoraed the candldlcy ~ Horry B. Crow11011, Dimwcratic nominee trom tbe 1011t Consrelllonal District, tor tile u. s. Houoo of Repuoenta. tl.ves. The amouncement came from Donald S. Beatlle, ,executive Herotary ., tile Ral1wa,y Ubor Ek· ecutlves• Assoclillon. In making the announeement, Mr. Beattie llid, "We feel that Mr. Crewoon's a_.-t of working men and 110111en In nation oo the Issues thai Yllally a!!eet them do....... the special """'1111· lion of evecy voter In thla up. TELEVISIONS-~ADIOS-STEREOs­ lbl, coming ale-. ·'' 1\.T :,d . • •.• .,n ~ews • -- · · -- 301 to low -day IIIOIIly ·mer. :CENT$. FRIDAY. OCTOBER 4, 1968 MINOT, N.D. (UP0- A 852 Stratofortress crashed about elibl mUes east of Minot Air force Base In a haylleld early tuclay, A Iarmer who said lt crashed 100 yards fr<111 hlo hc:ane said two airmen balled out and came to his door•. The llght frtll!l the burnt,., giant was seen at Ule alrbase, IJJ)Okesmen there said The plane was preswned to have carried a crew ot six. The Cate ol the other rour was not Immediately known, a spokes· I ,.,,~~:''l~' ' He llaan't toraottoa1948, E. DOwej, · ny out In h!lt ·Ia - " " ' h e - .......... al1 o( tho . polla, IIIIIIIPd . "' "-teh d.- flnllll ,tlle)awo ()( bl,y notod and tree ., to•~ Thla Pols• Is - . . ..... ~."bat Nllll)il....,_)'OII worked ·hint to ~~ehleve-lt'a • tboi llllllllal Ia belllil" - . i for part ot the .... Nlxon" -IHit !t I1'0nt.d. Ho Ia aollc ..to poor on .,.. . potldcol J 'c• ~. alao .tams from hll COl cd·e II' • . lho ~. · · · · - · •• .!lard .....ad • • "·blr ,_.,_ . Nt he has .lhlo eloetloil w011. rlafJt "' "' ~., - - . to .. . !loY; 5. • pooce ..-uJemenUn :v~o~au~...; tot .. · He Ia 10 con.!• of Ylctory he doesn't t.lk like a. carddate, Hoving been hlm!!Oif wrlltoll (()andn!OCI 011 10) ~ great respect fOI' Wallace's nndng mate uaa a pnenl) " . but added "I WDk we Dllal have clvlllan eonlrol OVOI'. the military." ,.The rnll1tary aolutlona are not alwa.Ys tho rl8hi-1D comphm sltuattona," Nixon Wd. LeMQ, 64, was architect ot tile strategic Air Command and Jater Air Force cblef of staft' before reliriJig three yearo aao. In unveiling his choice for a running mate In · Plltlburlh, · Wallace called LeMQ' ua man ~ pasco who hoe dedicated hla career ID c~er-.s hlo nation and the Free World.'' LeMay said that "If ~08188· ry, I """'d uoe !lll)1hlng we could dream up : tD end the Stratofort Down In North Dakota outa-.c noato. trw r ., - _pr.-nHJ.ct. lllka . . ELBERFELDS IN POMEROY . unlalllo ~ oUr. lilk Ia. hlo private ~ ., 11'chlrprod jet. F« ·a au Ia till mldolle ot .• . ~ 'oiOC:tl~ e... Ia priYIIe. He Of The Meigs-MtuOn Area 1\Y United Preu bernatlonal 011 ooclear weapon• hb Gen. CUrtis E. LeMay's pnslclont. Reg. 99~ Stockings---~--- sale 79~ Reg. 2.00 Panty Hose___.sale 1.59 I f~ :~ LeMay's Nuclear Views: Wil've just received another bll shipment of Seamless Eyecatchar Stockinas in mesh, stretch, cantrece, 17 slim and panty hose styles-In a wide ranae of best-sellllll shades. Et&·~: RFE V• \. . woo enttne POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO EYECATCHER STOCIUNGS' RECORD PLAYERS .., DRAPERIES DRESS GOODS - UPHOLSTERIN~ · MATERIALS - WOMEN'S DRESSES COATS .- SKIRTS ~ BLOUSES - · SWEATER$ . - SLACKS - GI.R~S, . WEAR - MENS AND BQ-YS JACKEJS. TROUSERS ·- SWEATERS - WO~;~ ·:' CLOTHING - HOUS HQS.IERY FOUNDATION WEAR. STQR_E IN ·~V6lRV DURING OUR· ""'".,.:",_ . . ,. Nbon • at Ikvoted To The WARD IN VIETNAM bon Black Plant at Belpre. He Is survived b)' his wife, Lela ination £or the Regular Naval Reosene Officers Training CoJ'llS (NROTC) will be given on December 14. 1968. Eligible hl.gt\ school seniors and graduates shouldiPplybefore Nov. 15. Application forms are available from high school coun- Jr. or Greenville. s. Ia ... former ~-· . 'J'rWIWl Gore ,... '*"" stopplrc Continuing Our Annual. Fall Sale SUfi Sergeont Dovid C. Ward, or by Johns Manville eo.• on the construction or the Ashland Car- Vice Admiral Charles K. nu. can. Chief of Nawl Personnel. has announced that the 23rd anrual national cOJ11)etitlve exam- ·. pollee reported todaY· A trock driven by Eldrld&O c. Smith, Jr., Columbus, p.dllag from Palmer 11. oniD Seve!!lh, struck a parked ear of L. R. WUey, Mlddleporl. Medium dalna:PS were caused to both vehicles, and Smith ha& heen fined In the court of Mayor c. o. Fisher on a eharge oC in NROTC Announced It's amazing how <i~J,~; ~ accurate a watch can be, ·!" I when it has a tuning fork. .\ Two vehicles ·were damapd tn a recent accldent oo Seventh Ave., In Middleport, Middleport H. Ellis. 25 1 Torcll, ohio died earb Monda.Y morl'\oo ing an automobile accident re&r Little Hocking 011 Rt. 7. Mr. Ellis was born in Athens, Ohio. He graduated frOID carth- Examinations for Marlla Forrnot •..,~ l'~ by a cirtaln lhe ~1101111 can exact eonc.esrdons In the peace naJIOIIatlons merely by committed ID Auto Accident Rooert skidded across the The prescrlptio!l clrwl Industry of the United Slates employs 125,000 workers. Police Report Killed Monday hlgllway, ~rlking a parked truck owned by Robert Brown, eanesda, N.y. The truck was shoved lnto another parked vehicle owned by Wilma stobart f1 Pomeroy · Roush was cited for unsafe operation. ~-·--·--~----------------------, • IIIIo locohliltor• arrlm, and fl>. ~-'""·"· idio ~ ......,"':"" -nt driving ln A car driven by William Roush. 23, Letart. W, Va., in ooming off LeMay OCTOBER 4 • 10 "THOROLIGHLY Robert Ellis Medium damages were incurred w three vehicles and one driVer was cttedtomayor's~ as the resuit of an accident on w. Main st. near the PomeroyMason bridge at 11:55 p.m. Wednesday, Pomeroy pollee aald. ....,::::=;;;;;.;;;;;;.;;;;;;.;;.;.;....... (Ui'O cldonlally, aend& hls thaDIII to men behlm with earda. . ~" u- Mereor ~ at . ..ron. . . ~ u.. . cJoar On sa~. lho eal1od .. -~ ~ . .' lha tiNr or ......... conY~•: Bl-lleld urn·,, Mich., and tho Glonlolorcerl*ri!lll'~~~~~ I\ODI hi!Jdld _,.lail Aap•ot: 'l1le)' are IIIPhows of Mra. MDrpll. On sa~ ""':"'"' Mollono lllllni: upo~ than so od with tho Herbert ell!' flmll>'at Doarborn. .,..,...ts ao tho bash .for a ,. returned 10 their homes hero S!Jnd&Y. lrlal wiD be · iorpd j,y the IiiIDcldentally, Mrs. Morpn lo 78- and llllds thot she loves fly- torniJII .tor forlnOr Slate 1lold commissioner Iml Sawyero, bla ow. · doplty, v - .iolmla>akl, ElkEFFEC'I1VE SATVRDAY, THESTIJDIOandolllcosofSOI!onl'• Ina atlui!lll1 ilrOWn and olonal p~ Inc. wiD be relocated at 155 Nortll sec- Alfred sehrollb. ~ former =~~ In MIM!oporl _: lha 'tonnor quartoro of thO Molp Waler Clarkl!l>utl auto dealer. eo. . ,. four war• conYlctod In • The firm wUI be knoW• ao Gro..r's SludiO lout will ..,.,... ::; . J.5.diJI trial that CMoiOOed Alii(. bo 1~ by tile aune por801111111 under the 30 In a U.S. Dlstrlet C<>urt hero. Ken Grover. !l)oelal Fe<leral Judge J. Rebert pOOlic edUcation." Hu!!man also polntedoulthal industrY is grabbing up the dyna!nlc people of todaY, and the educational ~Is being left barren. He s e to about 30 Rio association em>en. Cilr Skids into Two Vehicles the bridge I I ' or poraons !hal hls choice would be present. Lemay flew ID Plttsi><Jrgh date, stumping In cago, with 8 echoed Hwnphrey's verbal astacUcs. Nixon, (', .ampaigning Wednes- Wednesday afternoon sault 011 Wallace. The Maine sena.tor described Wallace and day in Virginia, issued an WaUace campaign aide. Humphrey, winging acroBS the his American Jnde~ party Indictment of his own. He aaid Southland ror the tldrd oonsecuas "a force that ' aweai• to that Democratic leadership had created a .. submarine gap" tlve day, lashed out at Wallace . rear., and said the third party for CO!Jihcllng a campalllll built ~___. wltll the &>viet Unioo and left oo a " strategy of bate!' He said movement uought to be D~ tile United !btes In danger of ln this campaign.'• h MarY beroming second to the Rus- the former Alabama governor was trying "to lnflame lbe ~iro T. Agnew: T e sians as a sea power . judi land governor rested in the - -"-te capital of Annapolis '"I sa,y that second best isn't rears, frustrations and pre ees of our people- to brlng this ~w. to good enough/' said the GOP nation to the brink of broad- Wednesday before beading d"" for Cape Girardeau, Mo., presidertial nominee. ch·il disorder!' '""' sh hi As Nixon and llumphrey scale As nearly 10,000 Jacki!IOnville, and Portland, Ore. , to pu s inVaded Wallace ter ritor y, the csmpalOI\ as Nixon's running Fla., supporters cheered him ~· third party candidate campaigned for the fir st ti me in on, the vice president then ma!:its: Humphrey' s campaign into Nixon. F PittsOOrgh, amidst report s that waded HThese are the tactics also c h a i r m an, Lawrence • Nixon •. IilJa. lie wu mueh ·!Q · kind ., onorchllll the countrY Is olek and tired 11... In other . pollllcal develop- ''theiO . I,, '\• ~·· 1Dld a crowd ., Negro nearly ' •,; WI'J'II,. NIXO,N . cAMP_A!C~ ~Wilen he . lo ~licted JVOI~ert-lo hls ml"\1 ther~ le 'll!> l.,..r lllf "ll'' aboUt It• Richard M. Nbon D¥• he wUI ~- all of his fA>rnlldable eporQ U> ellllnli: the war In Vlelnlm. . Ho belle... It ·can be done In Determined. to~· Speaking of Schools--No. 59 ' weapons. was believed to have been coming ln for a lal1lllnli: 'lhen it crashed about. 4 a.m. I war," but added: "l don't 1lalilk a -,..qpo drofl votom w1111 It 11 necessary to use llllel811" prD¥1- for !IOI!II!IUtary - bombs In VIetnam. 1 dm't Willi aallveo, Tbaoo mlgl!llneludo tho U> aplode one unleao 1 hove Tooehtr Corps, VISTA or tiJo to." Peace Colpe, he lll1d. Other developments: J.leh~ n. Hau• Rulea ~ro T. Agnew- Compalll'lar Comm- cloond f o r - in CIIJ)& Girardeau. Mo.. the lb.pu.q.--lbill GOP vtce preBidentlal candldlte tllal - 4 _.mt aalloooi!J urged listeners U> forget Wolla- · """""lho ce's candJdacy becau~e without -lalevUed .... )lrlll~ ...... a psrty the former Alabama If lho telwlalm pernor could not aovern workl ed:.md iuntauaa1 to all D!!ectl•ely. "I think the - l e threo, .lll!ll!lpiJrto, Nixon and must look beyond tbe eJection," Wallace. a -.ld 111o he !Dld a rally of about 3,000. provialon t1 eurrent mmm•mt.. Edmund S. Muolde- Tho De- · law t11a1 l'f<l!lto• mocratic vice pres1deutlal can- broodeulorl "'prorido~ didate told several thousand ume tor "'ndldafel of lei_. otudents at the Unlverolty of partial ..... •• tile Proldbllloll Colorado In Boolder he favored party. "''aPend FIVE-DAY FORECAST Temperatures in0hlofor1he live . day porlod Saturday through Wednesds,y will aver. age below normal. Highs wi.U average in the 60s and lows In tile 40s. II will be warmer &mda.Y with Ullle acrlbe 101110 of the actlvltt.o Melgo Loc:al SeltooiDiotrlct wblch hoYB taken place lotlle two In an oarUer collltltll I brito, dlloen oeaalons of the courn U> !'"scribed • ~ of .... l'i'o- dole. _.-amo wblch ID1Ha1A!cf SOwral IMIIIIde reOGUrce pooln the district thlo far. t l!fG!I' Jl!o hlvomadopre-dCIII1Diho ·~ • !Dote ~""\IJ!d ·!fi\~Cr~ptfl. ' ~'" We have had one doetor, later. '·) . -· ·dlililll, i. - c h lhorliPiot: !lid TtJdi.y I "'!JI U> • i.mo· .1 !1Ut10. poel)lo Ita" pic. lousi.Y calttrlbuted lhalr oernceo "":re - 'fhe.O """"'"r IQ ••'* our 8ludento wll!l llett$1' . bealtli In i!d•..-•,r '·AI Police Take Stl·• t···:t day to da,y """"'' tllereafter. COT, the spoko!JI!I'III M14o • l'roeipllltkln will .... Farms• carl Swartoul Slid half 10. !11!8 flleb, occurrll!l u tile plane era- and bUrned rain lite llral ~ the wook. about 100 yards from hls home. urm seared, so r stayed right here," he said. SWartout satd that two men FrankiiJI Cow!t;y •herlll's ... wearlll8 airmen's lllibt outfits loelivoo l&te lhl1 mOI'IIIng - . "bailed out and came to my !lrmod thai Jomeo Stitt, 19101rhouse. •• He s ~ i d .they were old fA>rnlor Melp C0U11Q' maa "very l(tset" and would not WODtod on a llralo<lqrao llhD'der talk, eat or drink. He said ·0110 warrant ln COlumbua, bu bela had a nametag ••Jamlaon" on - · late custody In ~ his outfit. ~·h, Fla. SWartout said tile alrmeo The front of a 1960 model h """ reported Stitt woolalled were taken BWQ shorlly alter convertible 11a1 demoli-Wben wlthGUt reslollnte when he otep. they came. the car werK out of caatroJ Cll pod Into a Doyba Beach pollee strategic Air Force offtclala Route 33, one.- of a mUe Cruioor. O!llcara had olqlpod In Omaha, Neb. , said It was oot nnrtll of the Pomero;r Corpora- ucl were prepuiqr tD check Immediately · known If tile plane tim limits, at 2:50 Lm. todV, tile )'OIIth. Stitt ... reported 1D was a SAC pllne. said ul'm the 0111 you're struck a man box, and thea a loak:lna for." • concrete wall. Tho lloytona oflleer aald he Tho Melp c:ounty !!herlff'• LOCAL TEMPS had aotlcod stilt earlier and fl. The temJ)erature inPa:neroy's departme!!l llid Mlcllaol R. ,nally decided ID check him. downtown business district at Boacb, 21, Rt. 1, Middleport, The llroklqreo murder war11:30 a.m. tuclay was 51 degrees IIOinl IOI!th, lost tlOid.n>l 011 a root agalaot Stitt woo lllod Mono curve when bls left front tire under 1una_y skies. da,y In COIIDOcUoo wltll tile Sept ~Oat. 20 slaylar of Emil Zbinden, 47, The car struck a mall box of 1978 Soli!AYO,, Colua. MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL l>el<qlng to Marjorie Price bebus. James Stltt•s brother, AIIMIS'iiONS - Harry Lacey, tore CI'Oising tho road and hllGeorge, 21, had been qutllloJ>. Middleport; Alldy Vaugllan, P<m- thJa the wall No btiurlea or ared for &eftlral hours and rerests were reported. OI'QY. In other activity, !l18!il! Rob- leased. DISCHARGED - None. Franklin CoumJ< Sllerifl'o deert C. Horlouboch Is probing a partmeu detectives said tilt¥ theft allhe Je.ue BucbananpnvBROTHERS OMtll Ell were led ID SUtt tiJnJugll a blue ort;y at Rl. I, Reedsville: He aald In naming oumvoro ~Verne an oull>ulldlng Ill the propotiJ blanket in which Zblndeo's bul· Dovla, two brothers l!lllatentlnn- was entered and two saddles. two lot riddled body .... faund. The ally omitted wore llubeu a n d oaddle blankets, a brldls, halter b1aMst, at first bellewd U> have Clllrord DIYII, of Uoboo, Ohio. and 1Dols were~ atol011. been .Zbinden'1, WII later traeed ID a Columbus rOClll!lng houoo where the accused had atayed. Slltt, who was released fronl lho Technical inlllltute of eo... lral Ohio ln Collllllbus elrller tlda summer. wu scheduled to be arrolgnod tuclay In lli1IO!Il Beach for unlawfullllabi1Dawl!l proucutf'on. Slid wu In Molp Cou!lty .... oral dayo Iaot week, IIIIer lho -IW oecurrod, and II ... ~lewd ID llave · a biUl .liD .F1ortde fr1llll ,....., pr Thurllllay M!ilp Cow!t;y Shll'llf c. Hortonbach - to bus last Tuellllay at ., lho Fnnldln Cou11tJ Dllpartment, to !lao lhoro Ia 8I'OUDii and .put ·x:~.----- Convertible Demolished Near Pomeroy Specialists Help in Health, Class II)''. GEORGE HARGRAVES, S..,~ t •w .. �__ .. ,. ,,•,, "'' ' • .! '. ina ,· ' . '· .'· _ .,. entourage, cuts ·In the eyes of Democratic party It · Ue ot llle lost sheen to •,•old ultra.. liberal credentlala. Equally boy~ doilbt, """· ·· · ever, this recruitment ol Ball oad GoldhergwUI c""""""" the already lamentably ln..~~Diklut p(). aition ol Hubert Humphrey on the transcendental issue of the Vietnam war. Humphrey's 8ndlessly advertised dUemma - how to prove himself to be "'hts own man" without altho same time rwmlng 0111 on a Jolm. son AamlnJatratlon record on v'tetoam with which for four years he has been lntlmataly ani even enthusiastically associated - is even more sticky than lt was before. To the degree, therefore, that his moat . crucial of ,all problems Is to clear himaelf ~ once and for all on Vietnam, Humphrey will h.rd his :new recruJts briJWng an embarrassment of riches ln further contualon aiXI anxiety so far as the moderate))' liberal and central ~ctions ofllis party are concerned. For beth . DIU and Goldberg, both of whom have served the Johnson-Humphrey AdmJniatra.. ''\. ' Helen Help USee • By Helen Bottel YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! diction i n Mrs. J's letter is This column Ia for ywng peo- where she charges students with pie, their problems and pleas- ••running thei r universities into urea, their troubles and run. As the ground. u students are slm." wiUl the rest ol Helen Help Us!, ply voicing their unrest thi'OUI!h lt welcomes laughs but won't demonstraUon, a right guaranmdge a serious question with a teed by the Constitution. lsD't bnlsh«<'. this evidence that they it r e Send your teenage questions THINKING, and capable of reoogto YOUTH ASKED FOR rr, care nizing problems and their JOluol Helen Help US! this newaps- lions? If Mrs. J. would exam' per. 1ne their complaints, she mljihl TEENS RESENT BEING dlsrover moot are legltlmate. CAILLED "PAMPEitED"lomtl" l6Urii' P iOPi8'"'6iiLd as easily • Anolheio' iulswer to Mrs. W. J., Who ac:cuaes teens of being stupld, sJ>Oiled brats, " waited on haDd and foot" by parents, and unable to resd put the oomlc - • , thus unable to vote logl. call,y. Before I started blgb school, 1 worked weekends at a kellllel. I can't remember when I had to be reminded II> ~ a bath. I relied on 1111 own nbse for that. I have since worked to pay blgb oehool and oollege ~sea, and ear illaurance, plus clod!lnahills. I o:t not unumal. Most d. my friends have part Ume Jobs, and their parent• do not eater to tbelr every whim, direct their ambitions toward better aovernment and eoclet;y It the voting age were lowered to 18. We krow what's going on. fll wager mostofuareadrnoreworld and political news thaD our eldora do. Well, enoll8h for Mrs. W. J, M,y mother has finished clean1ng my room, 10 1 think ru go read the COJl11cs while she draws 11\V bath and walls oo me hand on toot. {'That'll be the ' day!) - UNDER 21 Dear Helen: 1 might mention to Mrs. w.J. what was apparent to those who watched the Czech takeover by the Rusolana. The young people IJtir Helen; Perhaps the greatest contra- '' ' Work Day at Fairgrounds Is Announced POINT PLEASANT - Officials of tbe Mason County Fair Aflst)o elation have called a " Work Day" at the f'airgrOI.IOOs on sat~. October 6, to clean, disc, aDd reseed several acre s of land lor parking or cars at the 1969 Fair, according to LoweU N. Cook, president or last year 's tlalr. t1le adc:Htlon or close, convenient parking adjacent to the grounds should make attendance at the 1969 Fair easier and more enjoyable to the public, rair orftelala aald. Plana call for the J mowi ~. cleanlng, discing and seeding of land east of the r&irgroonds aoo all people desiri~ to help are wpd to come Slturday morning to help. Workers should bring their own tools, but if they ca&not. cmne anyway, and tools will iJo!; provided. Anyone desiring additional in. formation can call an;y of Ule fair otllelah. TilEIEVOI'ZD DAILY SENTINEL 1'0 llltttr.!r c-.-..... ,• .uu. f.W JIICJUiDl, r.'Eif, .......... ......... .....,.~...., .. nt CWtV.n.NIII--~, 111..,._ - Ia., . , _ ., OW., U111• ...._ .. ~ ...... JIHU(, &allrtll ...... ltW&I7. ....... d ...................... led the resistance. They fought back in every way they coold. Theeldersonlylookedhopeless. - FOR The 18-YE AH.OLDVOTE Dear Helen: 1 feel SOrry for MrS. W, J ,'S children, It she has any. They must be spineless, gutlessdlsfl.. rags whose personal esthetic experiences go as far as the next issue of ..Superman." But whose fault Is that? She evidently rals- ~t"~:~~~m ed oollar the majorlt;y ol teens today (oot honor students, but average) are more independent • miaded, and politically and eoclalb' orientaled than Mrs. J. and her generalion was, even at age 211 - WE'RE PEOPLE TOOl Dear Helen : : .Mra. w. J. 'lal~. we.ll'ou.i.d. be · "ghost-voteFB" for our parents as we have no minds of our own. I worked every spare moment for the late Senator Kemedy. M,y parents are Reptlbilcans. 'They respected ll\Y choice, and I respect theirs. - CHUCK, AGE 17 Dear Helen: Mrs. w. J. has the wrong opinion about 011r generation. We love our natloo, we know its problems, and some ol us, at 18, 19 and 20, are dying for 11. Speaking for many I CBD lllf, I love my oowrtry, I love my parents, and 1 love God. If He were to ~ this wurld, It -ud be great! - AMERICAN The Sermonette The Best Comes THE Beot Sent Clllreh Pg. ea1 "And my - l e shell dwell.in a peacesble habitation, and in a sure dwelling, and in quiet resting places." lsalah 32:18. At the marriage lnCana, Jesus changed walerlntowlne. Howtrue it Is that God can glorifY even the commonplace things of life. The ruler who tasted the wine commented that the host had ser~ ved the boot last, contrary to commonplace pracUce. Not mly Is It man'• order, but Satan also se"e1 the best Cirat and then that which I s worse. How attractive sin is in Ito appeal, but how deadly when It Is finlahed. Bathsheba looked very deairable to David in the begl.mlng, but how much trouble and aorrow fame later on. Ahab must have the vineyard o1 Nabolh. How appealingatfirs~ tot hll covetousness resulted in L~t 1ng conditions precede the joy ot. sins forgiven. And the exper. ience gets better and better tbe farther along one goes, Tben comes a realization olone*sneed of holiness, and the only Wll3 to obtain that experience is to die out. How bitter , but the worst hi first. Then how gk)rlous to be sanctified wboll,y. As a people whom God has sanctified wholly, we have received much mercy and abounding grace. Grace is that love IJJ.at saw us in our sin, in our degradation, in our. unworthiness, and loved us in spite of the fact we were unlovely. Grace la that love that stood on the brink of t h e chasm between a holy God and a lost sinful race, and aaid. '4\Ye ought to build a bridge across thi.a chasm so that the angela of nier ~ cy can go out and down and find lost men and women and bring them back to Father's house to be reconciled unto God." A n d, thank God, grace buill I hal bridge at Calvary, Grace is what Paul was talking about when he said "God was in Christ, rec- a.e apllllng of hia blood and that ol bla wife, the wicked Jezebel. The ptodlgal 11011 saw the glamorau• brl8ftt lights or the city, but later found himself in the swine pen. Men who han fol IOl'fed sin have always found that onclling the world untO himself the beat Satan had was tbe al- .... He hath made him to be ain luring attraction or sin before it for ua, who knew no sln: that was tried. The oocktail did oot we might be made the rightappear to lead to a drunkard's eousnesa of God ln him." Yes, the Lord aave1 the beat life, but habJta were formed. to the laat. When llfe'1 journey Then It aut wOrle farther ais over, and we bid farewell to long. Lifo II biller and death our loved oneo, IKlw glorlnea to 11 horrible to the man who folopen our eyea In Heaven and be lows IJn. Tben comta hell, the with Jesus lad those who have judgmenl, and tile lake or fire gone on before. The best lo aland brimstone, and it geta worse ways ahead the secood mil· and woroe tlmlulhaut eternity. On the Olher band, CtriJt pitS lion years will be better than the the worot at the llrtt. Old.falh· first, and on and on. - Rev. A, E. Miller, PallOr, toned c::onvictloll, ref 'lace, Church of the Nazarene, f:lyrarestitution, c:oafeoolon, and meet• .. CUH, Ohio, " • the ~h,rey · Norlh Vlotlillnese Uneb%as on Humphre1's ani subsurface, to CClllloniPlatiO' ' deol l!lth the eonunurilall thaU!r. so looW refu.ed to entortaln. ' . r , 'l'he end qf ltalllhus,agai~IDes~,wlll be .that a 1 11timphre~ in tile Wlil1a llciu.s a " '1111! bO Hun\pnrey ho has "fnHid''\ hlmleU l'rtiil tt! JIJ!Inson Onlj tl>, ·lrf» the illlii>Phr!'J' .Ajlmlnlstrat!Pn Into l bel-pliiliia: atanie , with bunt-in wellu)ess. .He <~J• those ·cltcumatanc:es posalbly negotiate ·any· position of strength. . . ,. The ' queal\0" therefore reeurs irilh ·ireoi foree: .b an arrangement presently permlttllw HUIJII)hrey to look both w~o on Vletniai, ill Order to reclaim bifore November sc:rne oi •""" on of the antl..,ar left Wing, really worth Jta cost when November Ills came an3 lf1!lJI/i Js 1t not a bit too clever on Humphru 1a pUt~ · fully accepting the WliiiiOOIIoned alDcerlty of · . lla\1. anll GOldberg themselves? ""be':' ~lnistntioo; · ... Voice along Broadway ' Nominate New Slate ( BY JACK O'BRIAN chat and hlalhen-wlfe, Jean WalNEW YORK - Uz and Dick lace, walking wia. lhstr six • got a r - ' for a f"" hundred -ks-old BCIIIn his arms, wrap. PT. PLEASANT - The St. ber meeting for the two l'Nr from a once fiiiiiOUI young ae- pod ill a blue blanket, two lmPeter Lutheran Church Women period of 1969-70. tor and 1he)'- him $2,000 .... mlllseb' liiautlfUl people in a met this week at the home of PrOj!HDI for the evening was Eddie cantor's ~ llerl- oeene from an old ~•-AllY· Mrs. Palll Wallace with Mra. "Lutheran Church Altar Aj)point- 1,yn hal a BdwJ• JJUaical 1110 script. . Emil Romans, president of the ments, and Their Proper Use." (•'1318") tor the '69 seuon •••• , A8atn, ,WI were at the eopa.. L.C. W. pr esiding. Mrs. ROmans Introduced lllelr No fOIIWICO ao James Balclwln caJNina, haYing dnmk our w~ Mrs.llomansl]lllOintedaoom- new paetor, the Rev. J. Gary andoomposer-wrlter~aAD&e- lhi'OUI!h two fiilor shows, wh101 il~atiog committee headed by Mrs. Brown, who presented the ofn- lou met at Paparazzi to dloeuss Burtreos Jlleredllllllnalb' <IIIJII[It Palll Wallace and two commit.- cia! chUrch details for the pro- her lYrics fpr Sldi!!'Y Foltler'o ow with uo aftel' we'd left word tee memberS, MrS. Paul Som• gran'li TwO alf&r ladleS e&Ch IHQ:t Jllm "The Loit Man.U om around &t&SaortedW&teri.niiiPJI:B orville, Jr., and Mrs. WUliam mooth will assist the paator. S., a1io ~.dip wordJ .Iiltwo . .... Burgee alao had~ coleKnighL They wlll present a new The book entitled, "Altar Guild "LDv"eotl\ly'•Waga. ·y,~ bratln& moat Iepllyandbadgot slate of officers at the Novem- Workbook," was reviewed and a Adam Clayton Powell Q1 got hbnsell a dazzlln& case of hlc.. printed sbeet given each mom- his CBS News job just ~walk- cupl .... He tried half • dozoo her present on allar detalls and .ing ln and aaldng ••• • Judy Gar· eurea .... drank a cJass of liQ.dd their meaning. land's Iorey • cloriQ! again with owalde down, 1henlbrouSh a nap- · .A.nnual Sclwol Pa~:':~;~s ~~! ~ ~!""ar:'":.=:11":. V ti' l Set servance of Reformalloo Yes- gala than Dlc:k lllCI !\>lrO. ces va per Service will be held 7:30 Dlnah Shore dalel h r OX, 0 . ,. < . ,.,. ,, had been a rare,IJiiethllllleopl~~:· It, born rich, lived I~ · · ly, married four times - ·.eaeh wife beautiful It ol usorfjld;t;; ' · en1, atar11na tope!de wiUl JoiD • Crawford, down m hlo last, star· , Jet Dolorea Dorn-Hetl. Joan Crawford waa a l'Olatlle ~ star, sUU It and lhiQ! ,.... .• H . _ l junior lllaryandDoua\ Joan full or the atarf[re o( tile 11'""""1 ftlm arl~~aey,Ffii!chat with aJl thai)JlUitblfq:nln• .I ed elegance or hi& ~'l"' · 1he soclal aecurltr ~ ~~ tup,.. • ll)' and fortune Oda dad was ; preeldont or the Carl>orumolun R. li:::.;Grove has won the of MC F~ Coach Joe I for hi• tole in 7-4 vletory over rival Muaklngum Coilege last saturday. The win waa Marietta' llrstln the 48 game aeries with the Muokles sln<e 1937 lnd tho first time Marietta had obul-<lllt Musklngum since 1919. Ironically, McDaniel, now Jn hia third year at Marietta, was the <Pol1erbec:k· led Muoldagum to the Ohio Cooference crown ln 19:56 ancl later 1lfU an asalstant coach. Smith the ·~defensive comerhl~k for Marietta, "keyed on ldngwn • toP rusher and . did · a good job of rnlnimlziog his yonlage," said Mcllardal. Smilh Is tha son of Mrs. Leota Smltll of Hemlock Gro,., . Mus- FRIDAY'~ PROBABLE STARTERS (Offonoo) GALLIPOLIS BLUE DEVILS VS. MEIGS MARAUDERS PLAYER YR.WT.POS.WT. YR. PLAYER ~:bkCroit ................. 3 tn L.E 4 15L... Donnlo Ault St c Moo 1oy ......... ..... 4 202 LT 3 190.... Jim Swatnl Rova Snowdon .......... 4 193 LG 4 156... ...Max Whitlatch an 0Ruuo11 .............. 3 221 C 4 170 ...... Harr•' Slowto• Bill avio ..................4 186 RG 4 184 ......Jim C•ow ~lm ':,""'~worth ........ 3 198 RT 3 20L ...Mike Barr rog au oy .............. 4 176 Or Mlko Adamo .............. 4 208 RE 2 146 .....John Klooa Larry T pSnowdon ..,..... 1 125 QB 4 175 .....J oIf Worry T""' •••o................ 2 186 LH 4 158 ...... John Smith .am S,.ncor............ 4 163 RH 4 16L ... Eibort Williamo Chuck Noal... ........... 3 191 FB. 4 171 ...... Konng" E 1· h 1~ :!"::~!Ill~ $ : : :. : , :. scering him and : : atln So Franchot ehanged the IIUb- tel In Bof!alo, wh""" ·a brWIIIIh jecl and starteddileuBBingllferO• erlti< and writer 'JliDtld Ah!Ja i, Smith arrBD&ed19~ller ·• i auz ~ •••eall· ·· ~, ~et =-.,. . ~ ttie p.,.. , $1495 • 1965 Dodge '• '~ • ./ $1495 4 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyt. std. Trans. One owner ! 1965 Dart Queen eel Sel $1295 4 Dr . .Sedan. 6 cyl. Std. Trans. .~ Radio ·"' ...... •••••••••• o• ' .lind ,.,.... 12 More Jurors are \ 4 !1M Hairdrei!Sel8 ·~"~1915:.~:-ustang va 4 spd. trans. = '=' "*" ,...lnv9lfj0c[ln. Drawn by Oerk IIIII Ohioan .l"" :lhb18 ' Speaker :banterlni , , 1964 Buick . " $1295 LaSabre 4 Dr. Sadan. One owner. P.S. Radio ii~Sl): PT. PLEASANT - Quor· terbeck Anly Vaughan ouffered a INIInflll leg IIIIIU'l' .as lhe ~lge 7-8thgradefn0iball team went down to defeat II¥ a ~ acore here against Polrt Pleasant Thursclay allernoon. Vaughn, who sustabat hia illllll'l' earq in the game; W11s later ldmltled at lllaip General Hospital where It Wll!l re))Orled he had oul!ered torn ligllllents. Pl. Pleoaanl led 19-0 at the close of the first halt Tonight's Games 0 0 1964 Ford COLUMBUS (IJP0 How does Toledo Coach Frank Lauterblr size up Saturda,y's cruclal University at Athena? 4 • we have to be considered the underdog for thla one,'' says Lauterbur. uwe're impressed with Ohio'• qul,clmess and execullon oo offense and with Ita o:verall improvement defensive. l,y. Coech Bill Hess hes dooe a tremendous job with their de- fense. D's a team superior 1n many wl)'s to their team of last year." lt waa Ohio which handed Toledo Its only deteat last year. Following the 20-14 ootbaek, Toledo reeled off nine straight vic- triggered by Cjll8rterba<k Cleve Bryant who runs aa well as he .passes. ·. ., 1~'a : ,,,..Ol. va. '•'. a.r.xie • 4 . Radio. O• n.ftlll' ' I. ' . '·. ·.:slt-5 ·~ :, . Auto. ,TrailS! , / ' and :Figures ST. LOUIS (UPI)- r..t. lnd f o r the 1968 World Series: · · Teams- St. Louis C&rdlnelo, Natlooal League clampl001, VL Detroit Tlcers, Am e r i e an League champiOOL Defending e!uQJiona- C&rdinals. Results so far: pme l ~ C&rdinala 4 Tlgera 0; game 2: Tigers 8 C&rdiaals 1. Third game- at Tiger stadium, Detroit, 5alurdo,y. Game time- I p.m. (EDT), Third pme pitchers - St. Louis, Bey Wuhborn (14-8); Detrol4 Earl wu ... (13-12). Third game odda- Tigera llvored 11-10. Series odds- cardinals fa.. vored 13--10. Remaining pmes- fourlh and ft!lh games in Detroit Sunoiay and Mooiay; sixth and seventh games, If necesaary, in st. Louis Wednesda.y and Thursclay, Series winner-first team to win four games. league encounters. Marshall is at Xavier for a Saturday nlllhl game. Five Ohio Conference clashes pit Hiram al Capital, Ohio Wealeyan at Heidelberg, Marlat Ken,yoo, Mount Unloo at Wooster, and Musldngum at Ot- n in the only nl~r. Unbeaten Baldwin . - Wonace (2.0) Joumeyo to Youngstown to meet the Penguins in a nonleague game, Rounding out the Saturday slate ace: Eastern Michigan at Akron, Central Slate at Northtrood (Micli.J; Clnclnnall at llouaton, LoulaviUe at Dayton, Wlbash at Denl11011, Oberlin at Carnegle-Melloo, umeaten Ashland (3.0) at Central Stele, · Bl1lfl!oo at WUmingtoe, Findlay at llertance, Grove Clt;y at Adelbert, Belhany at Allegheny and case Tech al John Carroll. ~ abertotoP. boekiandOd • , ...,.oh by Mike sr.r- ' agt • starte<! • double p[ey that '~ Louis out ol ~ iDDilll. ' Detroit knocked out carltoa In the ....,nih Inning, laedlrw the bosea with _,. out. Jim North"" hit ·a iJ'Gurller ralle"'r WlUil mlcht .have turned into • - · pi&J ¥Ia ....e plate, 1be boll went through hi& lep ancl lh! double pi&J went oo hohlnl him u .U . Kallne scored. Joe Hoerner, anchor Gillie Sj. MICKEY LOUCB Louis bullpen Clldre, pitched the · ninth lnd roreed in IWo more aac:ond. First boaema• N-. nma with waJka. Oosh almoot llred the bali lltto Brock singled in the eighth lelllleld. anc1 stole hie third boae of the It wasn't dear whit Lollcb aeries as Lollch perml- waa ll'orrylng about. lhl hlmself to be harried. Lolleh Tlaero are aheod &-1, aboUtlhl threw four times to llrat and oo aiaJ1 damaae Broc:k - do wltb the last toso Brock took off for his feel to to lhe worma. w._. you keeps your WE CARE WITH THE Bailey's 282 W. MAIN POMEROY, 0 . 992-2995 r----------------------· ! H& R f1,ttlont I II II sp::~~P:!'fMe.: I II TRADE-IN BARGAINS FRENCH LEAD Lacoste a n d adverse playtrw conditions, the French team took the second round teacLin the Esprito santo world W(). II I VENTED GAS CIRCULATING HEATERS 70,000.BTU MARTIN~_.;.. _______ ·$ 75 men's amateur golf chi.Jtwlon- I S69 sh~;;"";:'!';. fal;ered with an ~ 50,000 BTU MAGIC CHEF-------, . eight over par 81 after leading 1 ~=~~~~~o:,~c~1'::.!,11~ a two rounl total of 308 o ..r Australia's 310 and a 312 team score by the United Stafes. A thought ror tile d1t3AmertCBD diplomat Walter Hlnea Pqe once said: " There is one thlog he- lhBD good govermnent, and that is govern- = a'"pa~~~h all the PeoPle Games Will Be Held THE SAVIIGS -.e.a · 67 OLDS .F85, 4 DR., '18-- $2195 . · 352 V8 ·1110tor, - trans., P.S., ·white over blue, ·..i111 blue·lnterklr. · 1 • 64 Ford Fai~lane 500 2 Dr. • .. •.• • • •• • •• $995 V8, auto., redlo, , _ llres. ..........t fln1all - ·iiOiaio vbtrl buclwt sella. 65 Olds CuUau C~. • • • -• • • • • • • • • -n49S vs moiG', - · P.. S., Q,. me. lllllld!lrw Int., ~ . about It until theY awake Tburadl,y to loam lhat the bematlooal O[Jmple Committee was holding an - dlnary meetlog to OOilai.dtr action It llaould take-thoro ...... ..... demanda lhat the Comoa be <~~~coned. 'lbe IOC Executive Committee ruled lhat It was Obvlouo tbat tbe lfl!dpnts were not . rioting apinat the ~... 111 athletes - e Cllldan~ . and lhal the Game• ~ BO Cll Iince the loledCIII ~ I I 992-2238 N. 2ND AVE. MIDDLEPORT. 0. '·" ·~ -* \~ j:£. ' •' lilottt' II' ciii' the ' Pull-out drawer ... snap in circuit ... It's that easy! ttrcuits can be replaced in your home by 1 arviceman 1n minutes. 23-in. picture (meaaured diagonally; 295 oq. in.) the biggest on Ihe market today. The cabinet is cr1fted from nlect hardwood venean and solids with oiled welnut finiah Ouaaartu.,.. with. light IIIII""• , ."1-'' serviceability. But, it servtce ia ever needed. mmi- moot ' II I ·----------------------· are designed to stay at home wortr.ing. liltle ~ for training lllllilllle . main 'lleatlon .... sellled. 1'tlo trai:k umy, whleh ' wiD !!QDII•'t throulb Salurdo;r, 't!Ui give - ill the' ehonet IIDder IP>d COtqJOtlttve '""'ddtiono. II will' be held at tbe Ulllleralt;y ol llleneo practlco track, IIIII( ~ ~ Ol7mP!e a!«> . at lila ualyorolli. I I salid· atate depandability, becauae they ubder oontrol. But tiJIJ ruling was not made Plhll• untl1 lal8 ill the dq, lllCI tbe alhloteo and leadei1 had I H& R FIRESTONE I The drawer holds the works : 10 sn•p·in mini .circuits that pro\ltda years of llaal the ,. -....... II $59 69 ·.J $59 Pull-out drawer for fallt. at-home aarvlce GCWer!lllllllt had alv101 UIUr~ II I I 50,000 BTU MAGIC CHEF.______ _ I I I I ' .... · · · I.) I · $ I KELVINATOR REF. 2 DOOR _____ . I I KELVINAT!)R RJFRIGERATOR I I (APAR I 1 . TMENT SIZEl---------I I I HARVEST interior , A real nice -one. Fairiane 2 0(; Auto. Trans, V8 Stanley Conlel Througll· Mlekey SlanliQ!, lhe qutfielder Hownard Has 6 IDs Ohio U. lallbeck Bob Houmard has sec.red six touchdowns tn two games and rates second in MAC scoring behind Moss. Ohio's Bobcats lead the MAC paek with a 2 .fl record. Toledo and Miami, by virtue ol Its Impressive 28-0 romp over rugged Western Mlcldgan, are right behind at 1.0. . Miami entertains Kent while Bowling Green takea Its perfect Rlwl rnanaiers- St. Louis, 2.0 non-<OIIferenoe record to Red Sch061Xilenst; D e t r o I t, Weotern Michigan in other Mayo Smith. tortes. OPEN TENNIS The streak, longest among LONDON (UPD Derek major colleges, now stands at Hardwick, ehalrman of tile 12 following victories over RichBritish Lawn Tennis Association mond (31-14), VUlanova (45-:ll) (LT A), IIIIIOUnced Thursda,y and Marshall (35-12). that Brltoln wfll l)lllly for High Scoring Team permission to hold 11 open Ohio UnlversiQt's Bobcats have rennls tournamenta, includlog piled up 79 J>Oints in two starts, Wimbledon, over a nine--week while yielding , Just two touchperiod next year. downs. Thllf lipped Marshall The lnterl'lltional Lawn Tefto nla Association was pressured 48-8, then downed troublesome into relllllJ18 Ill mandate Kent Stele 31-7• . Old~! bigge!ll <terenolve probe atatllw . • amareura could IIIII lorn 11111 be halting tallbaek RoCOIJ1)ete with pros in the &8Jn8 land Moss, the nation's No. 2 tournament earlier this year groundplner, and sanctioned a limited Moss, a 6..S, 21$-pJund senior, number of open tournaments. has ruohed for 447 yards in 91 carries and seven touchdowns. BOGS CHAMP Despite Marshall'• cmceelratCOPENHAGEN (VPI) - Eu- ed detenalve effor1, Moss acropean light heavyweight cham· counted for 133 yards in 33 atpion Tom Bogs of Demnark tempt& Marshall Cooeh Parey ltoPI>ed Frenchman Berlllnl Moas said • he Just haa to be Quelller In the final r011nd of one o1 the six or HVen belt their schedllled 10-round bout backs Jn the nation." Thursclay night. The Bobcats have aver&ied It was Bogs' 44th vletory In juat under 40 pointo per pme MEXICO CrrY (UP0 - With aa IDIII)I pro fights. oftlclal aSSU1'111l<e that the 1968 and rely .., an explosive Ol,ynlple Games w1ll be held, the athletes in Olympic VIllage tumed their - . . , to aporta UD.Y and a mlllti....Um praetlce traek meet. The vlUage ll'a& in a atate or mlld shock molll ol Thurscay u athletes and team leaders gut their nrst Information 011 the WocDaday nll!hl r1o1 ...r the -~ city c:enter in whleh 27 people died and more than 100 were wounded in gun battles Army lroopo mt - n t s. O[Jmplc Vlljage Is eome 15 ·: ' miles from tbe 1cene of vlol•ce, and tbe athlelea hadn't Auto. tran1. Radio, anti•spin differ., white with blue $1195 l-· a.. C&rdlnala' only rua. Toledo Must lliur•• Be Underdog Lauter bur Mid-American COnference clash betw- hla Rockets and Ohio Gallipolis at Melga Logan at Athens Welletoo at NaiiiOIIvllle-York Ironton at Jackson North Gallla at Alexander Kyger Creek at Eaotern Federal-Hocking at Southern Pl. Pleasant a1 i'l>ca Wahama at Rlplllf . BarboursvUie at Huntington Fairland at Coal Grove SATURDAY'S GAMES Gallipolis 'B' at Southwestern Hannan Trace at Pl. Pleaoant When. Lollch, who wao batUq 1n lnfectloo lnd had been expected to fall aaleep about thle lime, dlmbed lhe mound for tho bollrlm ol tile ablh, he dlacom-od lhll BrUes had lett a lillie hole julll at the rtsht IPOI to throto Lollch, olf hlo stride..• Lolleh w~ked Lou Brock, who otole oeeolid, ancl had a 2.o eount "" Julian Jnler before fanning him.' Flood out lnlleld hit and Cc>eda bi~ a Torao ologle for the Fact~~ 65 Ftrd LTD~ Dr. H.T••• : ........... $l5gs Dismissed by Judge ' :. .... - 2 Divoree Aetions I .e.:c oo an lnlleld single that stirred "' ·a loud ergument -eon U~q~ire stu Landes, Drat bo110111111 Orlando Cepeda and catcher Tim Mccarwr. Ste.. carlton came aa in rellet of Brtlea anU pw "' a olngle to HlU Freoh10 and 1 walk to Don Wert to laed lhe bans with ' oDe ouL Lcilch and Dick McA11lilre hllo oinking line drive to eenter. Curl Flood earned 1 reputatlm u blseblll'a best detenaiw eenter llelder by catching this kind ol hall, bul this one bounced off hie pOYe for a slngle ao:t two runs s~orecL USED CA·RS . For Revival Series Charle•llriilm. ~::*::~·~.1£.. ragpd aort of match bel the reslllt waa determined earl,y by three crisp, hygenlc amashes over the oullleld wall oplnat ~ Loula otarter Nelsoo BrUes. WlUie Hortoo hil the Drot In the . aeeond lmlng, wiDniJw plteher Mlekey Lolich w~ hi1 flrat hcmer in 10 years of profeaalonal beHball in the third, and Norm Qooh led off tile sixth with a drive Into the rll!hlllel4 otanda. Sixth lmlng Cruelal II Wll lhe sixth iming that did In the Oordlnala. Hortoo followed caah by reaching Drill ON THESE . ............•.••....... rr- ... ; BERRY'S WORlD ST.. LOUIS cvPO- The St. Louis canllaalo have the reputation In their hOme town that they never lose a game they haYe to win. A coroll1ry to this eode, however, Ill that whenever St. Louis tans get overConftdent, 1helr heroes l l OfteJ'I Ia not pt the ponte beaten off them. It haj>pened again In IIWieh Stadium Thursda:, •• the Detroit Tigers ripped Into four C&rdinal pllcheN for 13 hila ani an 8-1 victory lhlt aent the series to Mlelrlaan ewned one Victory each. The game turned Into I 'B' Co.). When Franchot took Joan to . p.m. ThursdAy, October 31, with George Monlgomeey, and Dick dllll's Warllme work (Buzz ,.... PT. PLEASANT - The an- refreshments aller tile service ()I01iio ancO lllartln linda no in uniform alb, lime) .... Fran- .... When Ardll ilri!Vt4.10l' ... . nua1 Fsll ' Festival of Ord~nce to be served b)' lhe Lutheran Laush In lhat .... SldriiQ! Mae- cbot reminded b1m that he had event, JOID had fof(lolta1 on a- i School will be heldSalurdi.Y from Church Women. Lalno'l in dutch wl1!t the Chair- g!Yell "' hla certalnl,y splendid bout II and was in full tllshtfrom ~ 4 until9 p.m. Next meeting wlU be held one man or !he Bored beceuae 1be BdwJ, and H'\rood car,..-s (when her aulte; obe <heertlill1 toldAr- ~ Many activities ar e planned week earlier, Oct 22 at the won't foDCnr hlm In auiJDOl't ol ~eel in UWinterset'' dis &nltll to~· boiH'' tltlnM oU!;I;r.doo'fS. hete · home or Mrs. .WI!!&.\n: Kiilalit .. ><ifo.. ,.,.. ln.·· lai8 ·3Da ·c .q .. ' , ,• ..,.. will be. elM \Valk at ·& p.m•.add .... on 1'trrl;h .. Aftnlllf"iith ··Mn: lrlW lleV<jtal'tiJneM!Imte mrhim <"rho' (t l l50") • I an auction starting at 8 p.m. , James Roach .. tile prosnm .Omethlnl IMVGIId benal!iia!JcM r®' armed oervlce, but In doing . The story ran, In' alree lriDI· • pony rides, miniature golf and chairmq.. our old friend, Franchot Toria, . 10, had been almDted Into the 1at1oo down thraulb. oUt ereahy ... other games. Coocludlng the meeting the bu1 our tn>ewiiter ktptliuilbling: 111m diYislon where be then tum- memory or the interYjew aa pol>. ! Some spectol features will be hoateos, Mrs. wonace, served be ,.... on UIIIIIUIIi star in"'- ed out several briUlantly em- UshO\I in old ~Q. Times, .,: . a country store, spook house, retreshmenta to members pr• ways, talented. dedicated, most eetnd and directed service tbat Joan Cra~ wb lea~ arts, crafts, and a jail. Opon sent, Mrcllo H. 1l. Knoll, Mrs. attractive, 0110 ol the.fow·l1'11oed lllmo. Fr&Dchot to maiT)o , Mtlb•lma request a person can have any- J~ ROach, Mrs. WUllam otars eoulcl play a aentJe- · How - f u l , F~ ao- Gandli, whoreupc•,. ihe.Y 'WOutct. ~ one on the premises arreoted Knight, Mrs. Paul SOmervlUe, man olthe true Alnerltlll arll- aured him, ICIClllllngb' Uvo ha[is1lly ever after ill IOiDe • · and put in jail :- 011 the condi- Jr., Mra. Emll Romina, Mrs. toeraey .,.ally, heeluiM .he bllllllillii·bls pliilt~salveact: - · opot, and Clll ill fllt1I!V' ~ ·~ tion that they boil tllem out again Kenneth llciuah, Mrs. Lynn Fr... 11mp1,y waneard<arrYinlmem· 1ng carecu, Meredi!la ha4;inatead fancillll dotall a.at only smlth'l . ; for 10 cents. ArresUng olllcers man, Mra. Dale Roush BDd ber ol lhe UJII!C!I' 'duo u set (10110 111 end ~ .lil"11iese sreat Imaginative mind mJsit ~ · will be Trny Huffman and Mayor tor Brown. down in . the lilble accordlni to patrlotle add perilanal frlumpbo, ow .... 'III8 lntenteW endll!l '11111 D. B. Morgan, democrat and reF, Seott Fllzaurald. he :o1aa ~· gold .IQe dnch Anlll ~ jhat ~ fled publican c~s for sheriff We la!ew him and hi I parentl to be4»me oae:<lf the areit - - · II> Fran~hot'S flllii!Y aiiil!hadJold ..... oflllasooCouney. (. . 011<0' alll~id"""" out IMJoillj oro ln •_ .· atter tltO . W111'wa~ hlmm~Wrlte.~'~illda., .:ll,c,, Plenty or food wlU be there lolni) and his ~~~~~ ..... lll(ura1 - . ete.ete. .... lll41dailyFton- lll)'lhlng becllliO cme ol.lllt> mpol ;:•. for those who are hungry includand ,eo.wlq JIOIIte to all, was ehot ~. looked hard at deUIIIrtiW inkllalni!cl, Cliieutllklrili '" ing hot dogo and baked goods. PT. PLEASANT - Jano Alii hla periOIIal al&nal'oro Cll fN• Meredith and ~Dfl"d: "What ol our'<OIIaiderlblelllelll0r7.' · Mrs. John Qortwrlghl is gen&auer, 19-year4d daughter or eeytiJing .... EYlll we IIICI ._,.., to your .hlceupa"l'' . Francllot aut a areet Cllll oral chairman and Mrs. David . Mr. and Mrs. Albert SAuer· of . ..,. Cll 111 tile Dildnlilrtl more ~redllb, startled, u.,y · ol It and Joan, ol l""""se, 4ld, Sprouse and Mra. James COpe17 Burdette Addition, has been tl\lil ~5 yearl&llll. be. - • r lost weie-.. :, .. . . llio .... Parenlhellcally, Joan end hart, co-ehairmen. chosen as Natlooal Beouty Salon his .,..aloteliq;· bls ~ alhelnl . "Jut'~ the only .,.... · Frlllchot rema- friend• Week Queen II¥ Alllllare No. 11 al1l[lll,y ~~ i!f' It·,l jl,, ui ,cure !of 1 ~ tde~ ~ lfW ' 1h~ UlleGIIUIIOII llairdresserL lllvblTeil ol!l ifior who kept bl1 • on," P'ianc:liol; · qld, lilost!J' exllljqg ill , Jane Mn wlU cooq>ete lbr the! Cllm. • ' ·' 'Buz' allktd what !bot Dd&ht lMi, .era• VPowrlleJ:o; ·hut ~tate misw queen durltW tile He -.o,~ TCIIe replied: • • "•i · rsmllned frlonda · ~·•· and contest tO be heid 'at lilled l~tl"but I!~ ai ihe ''flaiWiT.I""· · · ·' . • be JDced, and be lhe cosmeto!Qgisto' eonvenUon vlclllllj a1 illwabejitvl~BIY . Fr~eblit' ~ ia·ilr·but . people .... Oct. 26 and 27 at the Pl..,ant beltoll II¥ 'rom ~; but .han~ :· moOd .._ alllleUme: the 7eai"1, 'F,is~ PT. PLEASANT - Twelve ad- Point BesorL ' did rl&hl u "if hi ....... ~·vlllt!>r od •!~<II. ere. ';2· !!*~~: ~ ditior81 jw-ors Cor ·the SeptemMiss Sauer is a 1967 grldua1a lllCI ~ the alrl Nell alOo -world Qtd\lng-amuae- _.,, c~. ber term of Mason County CiJo.. of Point Pleasant High School, wamed 10 vlo!!filtl,y· 111111t lllCI lf(ecjlclll evOI']ibing •· a friond, ,111111 cuit Court were drawn for duty where ohe was a member of the We had fUll illlhFnulchotllllll1 .....,a him .... He:ba•lbeell ag. man Who wore hll life .,...,~ . by Circuit Clerk \!award Schllltz Thespians, Keyettes, Choni1, times and a few ltaDd out: aleb Dl'll2lnlb' fll HeantJ¥.,; witb can.. l,y, 10 ~ and will report tor duty on Mon- FBLA, stwlent Council, Pep Club, ,. u Easter lllDdq 19M we cor, ·bet until hlo be - · · day, Oe~ 7. Tap and Y-Teens, and waa vat.- wallted out ol our ~ Cll The new jurors are Ronald ed the moat depeOO&ble of the tower 5111 Avota~e and met Fran~· ~ \ While, Pl Pleasant; Warren Stur- Class of 1967. She waa second ·. ' geon, Jr. , Herderson; Macy ~ rwDIOI'Ifl for the 1967 Fair Queen is gels, New Haven; Evelyn F. Ball. title. Miss Sauer is currently Glenwood; John Winkler, Ashton; employed II¥ C&pitol Fl•nce. Joshua HOlland, Pt. PleasaDt; Charles McCulloch W, Hender• PT. PLEASANT - The Bev. son; Owen Plants, Leon; Harry Fred EvaDI of Gro.. CIQ>, Ohio, M. Bowen, Awle Grove; Hilda Is the aueal speobt Ftldaf and Pink&loo, PL Pleaaan~ Georae · SAturday eveMIW at the opeclaJ E. Crumo, Pl. ' Plea SID! Rt. I, PT. PLEASANT - Orden Bevhal · """ and Lawrence Newberry. Pt. sljpled by the lllason CouDV Cir· a tile ~easant, Rt. L cult COUrt were entered tn the Methodist olllce ol the circuit elerk grant.. oibor Ing ooe divorce· and dlmlnlng "-!the . PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL two ather divorce tctlons. Bev.~ Clarlmce D. S~ant>er was Bcxllle Dtin&n. ADMITTED: Wilbert Uvel1, Cabin Creek, w. Va.; Dempsey gtaoted a divorce frlln Pllrl·. Ia the ....... . Lively, cabin Creek; Ronald ell A. SWnper anll the defendBrumflald, Albion; 1\lrl. ll:ll· ant was granted care and cua- tha !lam c. Patter-, HenderiOII; . 'tody of their lliree lilfaqt chllCbarlea Ellil, Cottag0v1Ue; Nan· ·drell. The dlvone aellono of ey Tomlin-. Aahton; Mra. Al· Delaree Jean POrill va. Low· bert J. GuglloU:l,' PL Plealant; fl!IICO Wnle7 POWell .,S BeclMra. Naomi Wolfe, ft. Pleaa.: mld. ·Logg vo, Wrethla Lee Logg ~ Barbara ~ G•11t_ool~s fior!J dlsmlaseil. Ferrr. , DISCIIARGPD: Ra.Y . Slewart, ..u Deal, TWO ARRESTS MADE Freda lllae Kanauga; Mrs. X...wrence wnaen l>T. PLEASANT - TwO er; ' WU!Wri Lee and daolghter, Middleport; Jamea and R. CochrBn. G4l,llj)O)I_!, · r'lts were recorded at thit counBIIITIIS: TWindaualrteratoMr, 1;y Jill ollrlng the put 2t booira. . and Mrs. Cleo Smith, A .P P L e Mal)' v. Ullard, 53, .tiL' I'Ieill... lor Grove; a Jon~ to ·Mr. and MrL ant, and 311,llill! and Benle N C· ·.:..., aU ' IJd .,.;. ··a..~alde· · WI)' Cook, Ga~U!>DU• Ferey;. Pol• ·~ ~ •!..,;~/ ' . .1/~ J!'I""' ¥1 ~I I a ~ tO Mr. lind,Mre. Wll- lho dty J>OII~ ''Od ' IIIIOIICallon Jr., ·26, Pt. C:blrgel. . ey Alii Kil!llllf4 llun Patter1011, HenderSon. lllftl,b:"'" :" , ·' ., ' ·· In termo t!lat,HumPhrey'. loeaea . . rr.... 11\e ·moderate center .- the veey party grcq>a that him ·.at Chicago ancl In- · , slated _ , a slnq plllfonn 01\Vietnam- may be c:ourterbela)ICed· by plna llllOqj the BDII· Vletmm loll .. some of llwnJ>!inY'I P80)11e, lnd.,..t. are IIIYirw lhii..!Jav!rw Bill and. lloldbeit 'C[UI front ll!d visibly on hlo ~~ ttW permlthim' io hold thein out ~s huniaft·c· ~~· of .,a~: i~r llwnJ>Juw desl!'o' to ~~ .., 011 Vletilalll;wlth. out roqulr~ hlln a!Jnullaneoualy U>breo~ope.,.. ly with .Prealdent .Johnaon. There lo an undent• able -.,gu;.,.nt here in o~eerly ·e!Qiecilent terms, and only the fimire can ten whether It wlil be a goOd argument in bollot-i>oJI Ierma. H, however, Jt ls preserdy impossible to draw q, an,y reliable pln-and-loso balanel\ sheet from this new Hwq>hrey·Bill-Goldberj alllan<• so far as the cllllll>&iln ltoeil ps, It Ia perfectly pialn thai II will tum out to be an awkward alllanee Indeed should HUDIJihreY actuall,y win ·LutheranWomen Will 8-1, Even Series '';! ~' • · · -- ~ " ·~ ' Goldberg,· ·-···- ....-· ' ·l OuturhDin outonMM: fino tunino ayaem thlt c8ft bt tuned wilhout looking at thl ~ You tune it right wtth • light WhU tight goes out. picture • accuratetv turied. All you do to lock in this fi,...tunecl picture il push the AFC control All U Ch~t~HI UHF/VMP �__ .. ,. ,,•,, "'' ' • .! '. ina ,· ' . '· .'· _ .,. entourage, cuts ·In the eyes of Democratic party It · Ue ot llle lost sheen to •,•old ultra.. liberal credentlala. Equally boy~ doilbt, """· ·· · ever, this recruitment ol Ball oad GoldhergwUI c""""""" the already lamentably ln..~~Diklut p(). aition ol Hubert Humphrey on the transcendental issue of the Vietnam war. Humphrey's 8ndlessly advertised dUemma - how to prove himself to be "'hts own man" without altho same time rwmlng 0111 on a Jolm. son AamlnJatratlon record on v'tetoam with which for four years he has been lntlmataly ani even enthusiastically associated - is even more sticky than lt was before. To the degree, therefore, that his moat . crucial of ,all problems Is to clear himaelf ~ once and for all on Vietnam, Humphrey will h.rd his :new recruJts briJWng an embarrassment of riches ln further contualon aiXI anxiety so far as the moderate))' liberal and central ~ctions ofllis party are concerned. For beth . DIU and Goldberg, both of whom have served the Johnson-Humphrey AdmJniatra.. ''\. ' Helen Help USee • By Helen Bottel YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! diction i n Mrs. J's letter is This column Ia for ywng peo- where she charges students with pie, their problems and pleas- ••running thei r universities into urea, their troubles and run. As the ground. u students are slm." wiUl the rest ol Helen Help Us!, ply voicing their unrest thi'OUI!h lt welcomes laughs but won't demonstraUon, a right guaranmdge a serious question with a teed by the Constitution. lsD't bnlsh«<'. this evidence that they it r e Send your teenage questions THINKING, and capable of reoogto YOUTH ASKED FOR rr, care nizing problems and their JOluol Helen Help US! this newaps- lions? If Mrs. J. would exam' per. 1ne their complaints, she mljihl TEENS RESENT BEING dlsrover moot are legltlmate. CAILLED "PAMPEitED"lomtl" l6Urii' P iOPi8'"'6iiLd as easily • Anolheio' iulswer to Mrs. W. J., Who ac:cuaes teens of being stupld, sJ>Oiled brats, " waited on haDd and foot" by parents, and unable to resd put the oomlc - • , thus unable to vote logl. call,y. Before I started blgb school, 1 worked weekends at a kellllel. I can't remember when I had to be reminded II> ~ a bath. I relied on 1111 own nbse for that. I have since worked to pay blgb oehool and oollege ~sea, and ear illaurance, plus clod!lnahills. I o:t not unumal. Most d. my friends have part Ume Jobs, and their parent• do not eater to tbelr every whim, direct their ambitions toward better aovernment and eoclet;y It the voting age were lowered to 18. We krow what's going on. fll wager mostofuareadrnoreworld and political news thaD our eldora do. Well, enoll8h for Mrs. W. J, M,y mother has finished clean1ng my room, 10 1 think ru go read the COJl11cs while she draws 11\V bath and walls oo me hand on toot. {'That'll be the ' day!) - UNDER 21 Dear Helen: 1 might mention to Mrs. w.J. what was apparent to those who watched the Czech takeover by the Rusolana. The young people IJtir Helen; Perhaps the greatest contra- '' ' Work Day at Fairgrounds Is Announced POINT PLEASANT - Officials of tbe Mason County Fair Aflst)o elation have called a " Work Day" at the f'airgrOI.IOOs on sat~. October 6, to clean, disc, aDd reseed several acre s of land lor parking or cars at the 1969 Fair, according to LoweU N. Cook, president or last year 's tlalr. t1le adc:Htlon or close, convenient parking adjacent to the grounds should make attendance at the 1969 Fair easier and more enjoyable to the public, rair orftelala aald. Plana call for the J mowi ~. cleanlng, discing and seeding of land east of the r&irgroonds aoo all people desiri~ to help are wpd to come Slturday morning to help. Workers should bring their own tools, but if they ca&not. cmne anyway, and tools will iJo!; provided. Anyone desiring additional in. formation can call an;y of Ule fair otllelah. TilEIEVOI'ZD DAILY SENTINEL 1'0 llltttr.!r c-.-..... ,• .uu. f.W JIICJUiDl, r.'Eif, .......... ......... .....,.~...., .. nt CWtV.n.NIII--~, 111..,._ - Ia., . , _ ., OW., U111• ...._ .. ~ ...... JIHU(, &allrtll ...... ltW&I7. ....... d ...................... led the resistance. They fought back in every way they coold. Theeldersonlylookedhopeless. - FOR The 18-YE AH.OLDVOTE Dear Helen: 1 feel SOrry for MrS. W, J ,'S children, It she has any. They must be spineless, gutlessdlsfl.. rags whose personal esthetic experiences go as far as the next issue of ..Superman." But whose fault Is that? She evidently rals- ~t"~:~~~m ed oollar the majorlt;y ol teens today (oot honor students, but average) are more independent • miaded, and politically and eoclalb' orientaled than Mrs. J. and her generalion was, even at age 211 - WE'RE PEOPLE TOOl Dear Helen : : .Mra. w. J. 'lal~. we.ll'ou.i.d. be · "ghost-voteFB" for our parents as we have no minds of our own. I worked every spare moment for the late Senator Kemedy. M,y parents are Reptlbilcans. 'They respected ll\Y choice, and I respect theirs. - CHUCK, AGE 17 Dear Helen: Mrs. w. J. has the wrong opinion about 011r generation. We love our natloo, we know its problems, and some ol us, at 18, 19 and 20, are dying for 11. Speaking for many I CBD lllf, I love my oowrtry, I love my parents, and 1 love God. If He were to ~ this wurld, It -ud be great! - AMERICAN The Sermonette The Best Comes THE Beot Sent Clllreh Pg. ea1 "And my - l e shell dwell.in a peacesble habitation, and in a sure dwelling, and in quiet resting places." lsalah 32:18. At the marriage lnCana, Jesus changed walerlntowlne. Howtrue it Is that God can glorifY even the commonplace things of life. The ruler who tasted the wine commented that the host had ser~ ved the boot last, contrary to commonplace pracUce. Not mly Is It man'• order, but Satan also se"e1 the best Cirat and then that which I s worse. How attractive sin is in Ito appeal, but how deadly when It Is finlahed. Bathsheba looked very deairable to David in the begl.mlng, but how much trouble and aorrow fame later on. Ahab must have the vineyard o1 Nabolh. How appealingatfirs~ tot hll covetousness resulted in L~t 1ng conditions precede the joy ot. sins forgiven. And the exper. ience gets better and better tbe farther along one goes, Tben comes a realization olone*sneed of holiness, and the only Wll3 to obtain that experience is to die out. How bitter , but the worst hi first. Then how gk)rlous to be sanctified wboll,y. As a people whom God has sanctified wholly, we have received much mercy and abounding grace. Grace is that love IJJ.at saw us in our sin, in our degradation, in our. unworthiness, and loved us in spite of the fact we were unlovely. Grace la that love that stood on the brink of t h e chasm between a holy God and a lost sinful race, and aaid. '4\Ye ought to build a bridge across thi.a chasm so that the angela of nier ~ cy can go out and down and find lost men and women and bring them back to Father's house to be reconciled unto God." A n d, thank God, grace buill I hal bridge at Calvary, Grace is what Paul was talking about when he said "God was in Christ, rec- a.e apllllng of hia blood and that ol bla wife, the wicked Jezebel. The ptodlgal 11011 saw the glamorau• brl8ftt lights or the city, but later found himself in the swine pen. Men who han fol IOl'fed sin have always found that onclling the world untO himself the beat Satan had was tbe al- .... He hath made him to be ain luring attraction or sin before it for ua, who knew no sln: that was tried. The oocktail did oot we might be made the rightappear to lead to a drunkard's eousnesa of God ln him." Yes, the Lord aave1 the beat life, but habJta were formed. to the laat. When llfe'1 journey Then It aut wOrle farther ais over, and we bid farewell to long. Lifo II biller and death our loved oneo, IKlw glorlnea to 11 horrible to the man who folopen our eyea In Heaven and be lows IJn. Tben comta hell, the with Jesus lad those who have judgmenl, and tile lake or fire gone on before. The best lo aland brimstone, and it geta worse ways ahead the secood mil· and woroe tlmlulhaut eternity. On the Olher band, CtriJt pitS lion years will be better than the the worot at the llrtt. Old.falh· first, and on and on. - Rev. A, E. Miller, PallOr, toned c::onvictloll, ref 'lace, Church of the Nazarene, f:lyrarestitution, c:oafeoolon, and meet• .. CUH, Ohio, " • the ~h,rey · Norlh Vlotlillnese Uneb%as on Humphre1's ani subsurface, to CClllloniPlatiO' ' deol l!lth the eonunurilall thaU!r. so looW refu.ed to entortaln. ' . r , 'l'he end qf ltalllhus,agai~IDes~,wlll be .that a 1 11timphre~ in tile Wlil1a llciu.s a " '1111! bO Hun\pnrey ho has "fnHid''\ hlmleU l'rtiil tt! JIJ!Inson Onlj tl>, ·lrf» the illlii>Phr!'J' .Ajlmlnlstrat!Pn Into l bel-pliiliia: atanie , with bunt-in wellu)ess. .He <~J• those ·cltcumatanc:es posalbly negotiate ·any· position of strength. . . ,. The ' queal\0" therefore reeurs irilh ·ireoi foree: .b an arrangement presently permlttllw HUIJII)hrey to look both w~o on Vletniai, ill Order to reclaim bifore November sc:rne oi •""" on of the antl..,ar left Wing, really worth Jta cost when November Ills came an3 lf1!lJI/i Js 1t not a bit too clever on Humphru 1a pUt~ · fully accepting the WliiiiOOIIoned alDcerlty of · . lla\1. anll GOldberg themselves? ""be':' ~lnistntioo; · ... Voice along Broadway ' Nominate New Slate ( BY JACK O'BRIAN chat and hlalhen-wlfe, Jean WalNEW YORK - Uz and Dick lace, walking wia. lhstr six • got a r - ' for a f"" hundred -ks-old BCIIIn his arms, wrap. PT. PLEASANT - The St. ber meeting for the two l'Nr from a once fiiiiiOUI young ae- pod ill a blue blanket, two lmPeter Lutheran Church Women period of 1969-70. tor and 1he)'- him $2,000 .... mlllseb' liiautlfUl people in a met this week at the home of PrOj!HDI for the evening was Eddie cantor's ~ llerl- oeene from an old ~•-AllY· Mrs. Palll Wallace with Mra. "Lutheran Church Altar Aj)point- 1,yn hal a BdwJ• JJUaical 1110 script. . Emil Romans, president of the ments, and Their Proper Use." (•'1318") tor the '69 seuon •••• , A8atn, ,WI were at the eopa.. L.C. W. pr esiding. Mrs. ROmans Introduced lllelr No fOIIWICO ao James Balclwln caJNina, haYing dnmk our w~ Mrs.llomansl]lllOintedaoom- new paetor, the Rev. J. Gary andoomposer-wrlter~aAD&e- lhi'OUI!h two fiilor shows, wh101 il~atiog committee headed by Mrs. Brown, who presented the ofn- lou met at Paparazzi to dloeuss Burtreos Jlleredllllllnalb' <IIIJII[It Palll Wallace and two commit.- cia! chUrch details for the pro- her lYrics fpr Sldi!!'Y Foltler'o ow with uo aftel' we'd left word tee memberS, MrS. Paul Som• gran'li TwO alf&r ladleS e&Ch IHQ:t Jllm "The Loit Man.U om around &t&SaortedW&teri.niiiPJI:B orville, Jr., and Mrs. WUliam mooth will assist the paator. S., a1io ~.dip wordJ .Iiltwo . .... Burgee alao had~ coleKnighL They wlll present a new The book entitled, "Altar Guild "LDv"eotl\ly'•Waga. ·y,~ bratln& moat Iepllyandbadgot slate of officers at the Novem- Workbook," was reviewed and a Adam Clayton Powell Q1 got hbnsell a dazzlln& case of hlc.. printed sbeet given each mom- his CBS News job just ~walk- cupl .... He tried half • dozoo her present on allar detalls and .ing ln and aaldng ••• • Judy Gar· eurea .... drank a cJass of liQ.dd their meaning. land's Iorey • cloriQ! again with owalde down, 1henlbrouSh a nap- · .A.nnual Sclwol Pa~:':~;~s ~~! ~ ~!""ar:'":.=:11":. V ti' l Set servance of Reformalloo Yes- gala than Dlc:k lllCI !\>lrO. ces va per Service will be held 7:30 Dlnah Shore dalel h r OX, 0 . ,. < . ,.,. ,, had been a rare,IJiiethllllleopl~~:· It, born rich, lived I~ · · ly, married four times - ·.eaeh wife beautiful It ol usorfjld;t;; ' · en1, atar11na tope!de wiUl JoiD • Crawford, down m hlo last, star· , Jet Dolorea Dorn-Hetl. Joan Crawford waa a l'Olatlle ~ star, sUU It and lhiQ! ,.... .• H . _ l junior lllaryandDoua\ Joan full or the atarf[re o( tile 11'""""1 ftlm arl~~aey,Ffii!chat with aJl thai)JlUitblfq:nln• .I ed elegance or hi& ~'l"' · 1he soclal aecurltr ~ ~~ tup,.. • ll)' and fortune Oda dad was ; preeldont or the Carl>orumolun R. li:::.;Grove has won the of MC F~ Coach Joe I for hi• tole in 7-4 vletory over rival Muaklngum Coilege last saturday. The win waa Marietta' llrstln the 48 game aeries with the Muokles sln<e 1937 lnd tho first time Marietta had obul-<lllt Musklngum since 1919. Ironically, McDaniel, now Jn hia third year at Marietta, was the <Pol1erbec:k· led Muoldagum to the Ohio Cooference crown ln 19:56 ancl later 1lfU an asalstant coach. Smith the ·~defensive comerhl~k for Marietta, "keyed on ldngwn • toP rusher and . did · a good job of rnlnimlziog his yonlage," said Mcllardal. Smilh Is tha son of Mrs. Leota Smltll of Hemlock Gro,., . Mus- FRIDAY'~ PROBABLE STARTERS (Offonoo) GALLIPOLIS BLUE DEVILS VS. MEIGS MARAUDERS PLAYER YR.WT.POS.WT. YR. PLAYER ~:bkCroit ................. 3 tn L.E 4 15L... Donnlo Ault St c Moo 1oy ......... ..... 4 202 LT 3 190.... Jim Swatnl Rova Snowdon .......... 4 193 LG 4 156... ...Max Whitlatch an 0Ruuo11 .............. 3 221 C 4 170 ...... Harr•' Slowto• Bill avio ..................4 186 RG 4 184 ......Jim C•ow ~lm ':,""'~worth ........ 3 198 RT 3 20L ...Mike Barr rog au oy .............. 4 176 Or Mlko Adamo .............. 4 208 RE 2 146 .....John Klooa Larry T pSnowdon ..,..... 1 125 QB 4 175 .....J oIf Worry T""' •••o................ 2 186 LH 4 158 ...... John Smith .am S,.ncor............ 4 163 RH 4 16L ... Eibort Williamo Chuck Noal... ........... 3 191 FB. 4 171 ...... Konng" E 1· h 1~ :!"::~!Ill~ $ : : :. : , :. scering him and : : atln So Franchot ehanged the IIUb- tel In Bof!alo, wh""" ·a brWIIIIh jecl and starteddileuBBingllferO• erlti< and writer 'JliDtld Ah!Ja i, Smith arrBD&ed19~ller ·• i auz ~ •••eall· ·· ~, ~et =-.,. . ~ ttie p.,.. , $1495 • 1965 Dodge '• '~ • ./ $1495 4 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyt. std. Trans. One owner ! 1965 Dart Queen eel Sel $1295 4 Dr . .Sedan. 6 cyl. Std. Trans. .~ Radio ·"' ...... •••••••••• o• ' .lind ,.,.... 12 More Jurors are \ 4 !1M Hairdrei!Sel8 ·~"~1915:.~:-ustang va 4 spd. trans. = '=' "*" ,...lnv9lfj0c[ln. Drawn by Oerk IIIII Ohioan .l"" :lhb18 ' Speaker :banterlni , , 1964 Buick . " $1295 LaSabre 4 Dr. Sadan. One owner. P.S. Radio ii~Sl): PT. PLEASANT - Quor· terbeck Anly Vaughan ouffered a INIInflll leg IIIIIU'l' .as lhe ~lge 7-8thgradefn0iball team went down to defeat II¥ a ~ acore here against Polrt Pleasant Thursclay allernoon. Vaughn, who sustabat hia illllll'l' earq in the game; W11s later ldmltled at lllaip General Hospital where It Wll!l re))Orled he had oul!ered torn ligllllents. Pl. Pleoaanl led 19-0 at the close of the first halt Tonight's Games 0 0 1964 Ford COLUMBUS (IJP0 How does Toledo Coach Frank Lauterblr size up Saturda,y's cruclal University at Athena? 4 • we have to be considered the underdog for thla one,'' says Lauterbur. uwe're impressed with Ohio'• qul,clmess and execullon oo offense and with Ita o:verall improvement defensive. l,y. Coech Bill Hess hes dooe a tremendous job with their de- fense. D's a team superior 1n many wl)'s to their team of last year." lt waa Ohio which handed Toledo Its only deteat last year. Following the 20-14 ootbaek, Toledo reeled off nine straight vic- triggered by Cjll8rterba<k Cleve Bryant who runs aa well as he .passes. ·. ., 1~'a : ,,,..Ol. va. '•'. a.r.xie • 4 . Radio. O• n.ftlll' ' I. ' . '·. ·.:slt-5 ·~ :, . Auto. ,TrailS! , / ' and :Figures ST. LOUIS (UPI)- r..t. lnd f o r the 1968 World Series: · · Teams- St. Louis C&rdlnelo, Natlooal League clampl001, VL Detroit Tlcers, Am e r i e an League champiOOL Defending e!uQJiona- C&rdinals. Results so far: pme l ~ C&rdinala 4 Tlgera 0; game 2: Tigers 8 C&rdiaals 1. Third game- at Tiger stadium, Detroit, 5alurdo,y. Game time- I p.m. (EDT), Third pme pitchers - St. Louis, Bey Wuhborn (14-8); Detrol4 Earl wu ... (13-12). Third game odda- Tigera llvored 11-10. Series odds- cardinals fa.. vored 13--10. Remaining pmes- fourlh and ft!lh games in Detroit Sunoiay and Mooiay; sixth and seventh games, If necesaary, in st. Louis Wednesda.y and Thursclay, Series winner-first team to win four games. league encounters. Marshall is at Xavier for a Saturday nlllhl game. Five Ohio Conference clashes pit Hiram al Capital, Ohio Wealeyan at Heidelberg, Marlat Ken,yoo, Mount Unloo at Wooster, and Musldngum at Ot- n in the only nl~r. Unbeaten Baldwin . - Wonace (2.0) Joumeyo to Youngstown to meet the Penguins in a nonleague game, Rounding out the Saturday slate ace: Eastern Michigan at Akron, Central Slate at Northtrood (Micli.J; Clnclnnall at llouaton, LoulaviUe at Dayton, Wlbash at Denl11011, Oberlin at Carnegle-Melloo, umeaten Ashland (3.0) at Central Stele, · Bl1lfl!oo at WUmingtoe, Findlay at llertance, Grove Clt;y at Adelbert, Belhany at Allegheny and case Tech al John Carroll. ~ abertotoP. boekiandOd • , ...,.oh by Mike sr.r- ' agt • starte<! • double p[ey that '~ Louis out ol ~ iDDilll. ' Detroit knocked out carltoa In the ....,nih Inning, laedlrw the bosea with _,. out. Jim North"" hit ·a iJ'Gurller ralle"'r WlUil mlcht .have turned into • - · pi&J ¥Ia ....e plate, 1be boll went through hi& lep ancl lh! double pi&J went oo hohlnl him u .U . Kallne scored. Joe Hoerner, anchor Gillie Sj. MICKEY LOUCB Louis bullpen Clldre, pitched the · ninth lnd roreed in IWo more aac:ond. First boaema• N-. nma with waJka. Oosh almoot llred the bali lltto Brock singled in the eighth lelllleld. anc1 stole hie third boae of the It wasn't dear whit Lollcb aeries as Lollch perml- waa ll'orrylng about. lhl hlmself to be harried. Lolleh Tlaero are aheod &-1, aboUtlhl threw four times to llrat and oo aiaJ1 damaae Broc:k - do wltb the last toso Brock took off for his feel to to lhe worma. w._. you keeps your WE CARE WITH THE Bailey's 282 W. MAIN POMEROY, 0 . 992-2995 r----------------------· ! H& R f1,ttlont I II II sp::~~P:!'fMe.: I II TRADE-IN BARGAINS FRENCH LEAD Lacoste a n d adverse playtrw conditions, the French team took the second round teacLin the Esprito santo world W(). II I VENTED GAS CIRCULATING HEATERS 70,000.BTU MARTIN~_.;.. _______ ·$ 75 men's amateur golf chi.Jtwlon- I S69 sh~;;"";:'!';. fal;ered with an ~ 50,000 BTU MAGIC CHEF-------, . eight over par 81 after leading 1 ~=~~~~~o:,~c~1'::.!,11~ a two rounl total of 308 o ..r Australia's 310 and a 312 team score by the United Stafes. A thought ror tile d1t3AmertCBD diplomat Walter Hlnea Pqe once said: " There is one thlog he- lhBD good govermnent, and that is govern- = a'"pa~~~h all the PeoPle Games Will Be Held THE SAVIIGS -.e.a · 67 OLDS .F85, 4 DR., '18-- $2195 . · 352 V8 ·1110tor, - trans., P.S., ·white over blue, ·..i111 blue·lnterklr. · 1 • 64 Ford Fai~lane 500 2 Dr. • .. •.• • • •• • •• $995 V8, auto., redlo, , _ llres. ..........t fln1all - ·iiOiaio vbtrl buclwt sella. 65 Olds CuUau C~. • • • -• • • • • • • • • -n49S vs moiG', - · P.. S., Q,. me. lllllld!lrw Int., ~ . about It until theY awake Tburadl,y to loam lhat the bematlooal O[Jmple Committee was holding an - dlnary meetlog to OOilai.dtr action It llaould take-thoro ...... ..... demanda lhat the Comoa be <~~~coned. 'lbe IOC Executive Committee ruled lhat It was Obvlouo tbat tbe lfl!dpnts were not . rioting apinat the ~... 111 athletes - e Cllldan~ . and lhal the Game• ~ BO Cll Iince the loledCIII ~ I I 992-2238 N. 2ND AVE. MIDDLEPORT. 0. '·" ·~ -* \~ j:£. ' •' lilottt' II' ciii' the ' Pull-out drawer ... snap in circuit ... It's that easy! ttrcuits can be replaced in your home by 1 arviceman 1n minutes. 23-in. picture (meaaured diagonally; 295 oq. in.) the biggest on Ihe market today. The cabinet is cr1fted from nlect hardwood venean and solids with oiled welnut finiah Ouaaartu.,.. with. light IIIII""• , ."1-'' serviceability. But, it servtce ia ever needed. mmi- moot ' II I ·----------------------· are designed to stay at home wortr.ing. liltle ~ for training lllllilllle . main 'lleatlon .... sellled. 1'tlo trai:k umy, whleh ' wiD !!QDII•'t throulb Salurdo;r, 't!Ui give - ill the' ehonet IIDder IP>d COtqJOtlttve '""'ddtiono. II will' be held at tbe Ulllleralt;y ol llleneo practlco track, IIIII( ~ ~ Ol7mP!e a!«> . at lila ualyorolli. I I salid· atate depandability, becauae they ubder oontrol. But tiJIJ ruling was not made Plhll• untl1 lal8 ill the dq, lllCI tbe alhloteo and leadei1 had I H& R FIRESTONE I The drawer holds the works : 10 sn•p·in mini .circuits that pro\ltda years of llaal the ,. -....... II $59 69 ·.J $59 Pull-out drawer for fallt. at-home aarvlce GCWer!lllllllt had alv101 UIUr~ II I I 50,000 BTU MAGIC CHEF.______ _ I I I I ' .... · · · I.) I · $ I KELVINATOR REF. 2 DOOR _____ . I I KELVINAT!)R RJFRIGERATOR I I (APAR I 1 . TMENT SIZEl---------I I I HARVEST interior , A real nice -one. Fairiane 2 0(; Auto. Trans, V8 Stanley Conlel Througll· Mlekey SlanliQ!, lhe qutfielder Hownard Has 6 IDs Ohio U. lallbeck Bob Houmard has sec.red six touchdowns tn two games and rates second in MAC scoring behind Moss. Ohio's Bobcats lead the MAC paek with a 2 .fl record. Toledo and Miami, by virtue ol Its Impressive 28-0 romp over rugged Western Mlcldgan, are right behind at 1.0. . Miami entertains Kent while Bowling Green takea Its perfect Rlwl rnanaiers- St. Louis, 2.0 non-<OIIferenoe record to Red Sch061Xilenst; D e t r o I t, Weotern Michigan in other Mayo Smith. tortes. OPEN TENNIS The streak, longest among LONDON (UPD Derek major colleges, now stands at Hardwick, ehalrman of tile 12 following victories over RichBritish Lawn Tennis Association mond (31-14), VUlanova (45-:ll) (LT A), IIIIIOUnced Thursda,y and Marshall (35-12). that Brltoln wfll l)lllly for High Scoring Team permission to hold 11 open Ohio UnlversiQt's Bobcats have rennls tournamenta, includlog piled up 79 J>Oints in two starts, Wimbledon, over a nine--week while yielding , Just two touchperiod next year. downs. Thllf lipped Marshall The lnterl'lltional Lawn Tefto nla Association was pressured 48-8, then downed troublesome into relllllJ18 Ill mandate Kent Stele 31-7• . Old~! bigge!ll <terenolve probe atatllw . • amareura could IIIII lorn 11111 be halting tallbaek RoCOIJ1)ete with pros in the &8Jn8 land Moss, the nation's No. 2 tournament earlier this year groundplner, and sanctioned a limited Moss, a 6..S, 21$-pJund senior, number of open tournaments. has ruohed for 447 yards in 91 carries and seven touchdowns. BOGS CHAMP Despite Marshall'• cmceelratCOPENHAGEN (VPI) - Eu- ed detenalve effor1, Moss acropean light heavyweight cham· counted for 133 yards in 33 atpion Tom Bogs of Demnark tempt& Marshall Cooeh Parey ltoPI>ed Frenchman Berlllnl Moas said • he Just haa to be Quelller In the final r011nd of one o1 the six or HVen belt their schedllled 10-round bout backs Jn the nation." Thursclay night. The Bobcats have aver&ied It was Bogs' 44th vletory In juat under 40 pointo per pme MEXICO CrrY (UP0 - With aa IDIII)I pro fights. oftlclal aSSU1'111l<e that the 1968 and rely .., an explosive Ol,ynlple Games w1ll be held, the athletes in Olympic VIllage tumed their - . . , to aporta UD.Y and a mlllti....Um praetlce traek meet. The vlUage ll'a& in a atate or mlld shock molll ol Thurscay u athletes and team leaders gut their nrst Information 011 the WocDaday nll!hl r1o1 ...r the -~ city c:enter in whleh 27 people died and more than 100 were wounded in gun battles Army lroopo mt - n t s. O[Jmplc Vlljage Is eome 15 ·: ' miles from tbe 1cene of vlol•ce, and tbe athlelea hadn't Auto. tran1. Radio, anti•spin differ., white with blue $1195 l-· a.. C&rdlnala' only rua. Toledo Must lliur•• Be Underdog Lauter bur Mid-American COnference clash betw- hla Rockets and Ohio Gallipolis at Melga Logan at Athens Welletoo at NaiiiOIIvllle-York Ironton at Jackson North Gallla at Alexander Kyger Creek at Eaotern Federal-Hocking at Southern Pl. Pleasant a1 i'l>ca Wahama at Rlplllf . BarboursvUie at Huntington Fairland at Coal Grove SATURDAY'S GAMES Gallipolis 'B' at Southwestern Hannan Trace at Pl. Pleaoant When. Lollch, who wao batUq 1n lnfectloo lnd had been expected to fall aaleep about thle lime, dlmbed lhe mound for tho bollrlm ol tile ablh, he dlacom-od lhll BrUes had lett a lillie hole julll at the rtsht IPOI to throto Lollch, olf hlo stride..• Lolleh w~ked Lou Brock, who otole oeeolid, ancl had a 2.o eount "" Julian Jnler before fanning him.' Flood out lnlleld hit and Cc>eda bi~ a Torao ologle for the Fact~~ 65 Ftrd LTD~ Dr. H.T••• : ........... $l5gs Dismissed by Judge ' :. .... - 2 Divoree Aetions I .e.:c oo an lnlleld single that stirred "' ·a loud ergument -eon U~q~ire stu Landes, Drat bo110111111 Orlando Cepeda and catcher Tim Mccarwr. Ste.. carlton came aa in rellet of Brtlea anU pw "' a olngle to HlU Freoh10 and 1 walk to Don Wert to laed lhe bans with ' oDe ouL Lcilch and Dick McA11lilre hllo oinking line drive to eenter. Curl Flood earned 1 reputatlm u blseblll'a best detenaiw eenter llelder by catching this kind ol hall, bul this one bounced off hie pOYe for a slngle ao:t two runs s~orecL USED CA·RS . For Revival Series Charle•llriilm. ~::*::~·~.1£.. ragpd aort of match bel the reslllt waa determined earl,y by three crisp, hygenlc amashes over the oullleld wall oplnat ~ Loula otarter Nelsoo BrUes. WlUie Hortoo hil the Drot In the . aeeond lmlng, wiDniJw plteher Mlekey Lolich w~ hi1 flrat hcmer in 10 years of profeaalonal beHball in the third, and Norm Qooh led off tile sixth with a drive Into the rll!hlllel4 otanda. Sixth lmlng Cruelal II Wll lhe sixth iming that did In the Oordlnala. Hortoo followed caah by reaching Drill ON THESE . ............•.••....... rr- ... ; BERRY'S WORlD ST.. LOUIS cvPO- The St. Louis canllaalo have the reputation In their hOme town that they never lose a game they haYe to win. A coroll1ry to this eode, however, Ill that whenever St. Louis tans get overConftdent, 1helr heroes l l OfteJ'I Ia not pt the ponte beaten off them. It haj>pened again In IIWieh Stadium Thursda:, •• the Detroit Tigers ripped Into four C&rdinal pllcheN for 13 hila ani an 8-1 victory lhlt aent the series to Mlelrlaan ewned one Victory each. The game turned Into I 'B' Co.). When Franchot took Joan to . p.m. ThursdAy, October 31, with George Monlgomeey, and Dick dllll's Warllme work (Buzz ,.... PT. PLEASANT - The an- refreshments aller tile service ()I01iio ancO lllartln linda no in uniform alb, lime) .... Fran- .... When Ardll ilri!Vt4.10l' ... . nua1 Fsll ' Festival of Ord~nce to be served b)' lhe Lutheran Laush In lhat .... SldriiQ! Mae- cbot reminded b1m that he had event, JOID had fof(lolta1 on a- i School will be heldSalurdi.Y from Church Women. Lalno'l in dutch wl1!t the Chair- g!Yell "' hla certalnl,y splendid bout II and was in full tllshtfrom ~ 4 until9 p.m. Next meeting wlU be held one man or !he Bored beceuae 1be BdwJ, and H'\rood car,..-s (when her aulte; obe <heertlill1 toldAr- ~ Many activities ar e planned week earlier, Oct 22 at the won't foDCnr hlm In auiJDOl't ol ~eel in UWinterset'' dis &nltll to~· boiH'' tltlnM oU!;I;r.doo'fS. hete · home or Mrs. .WI!!&.\n: Kiilalit .. ><ifo.. ,.,.. ln.·· lai8 ·3Da ·c .q .. ' , ,• ..,.. will be. elM \Valk at ·& p.m•.add .... on 1'trrl;h .. Aftnlllf"iith ··Mn: lrlW lleV<jtal'tiJneM!Imte mrhim <"rho' (t l l50") • I an auction starting at 8 p.m. , James Roach .. tile prosnm .Omethlnl IMVGIId benal!iia!JcM r®' armed oervlce, but In doing . The story ran, In' alree lriDI· • pony rides, miniature golf and chairmq.. our old friend, Franchot Toria, . 10, had been almDted Into the 1at1oo down thraulb. oUt ereahy ... other games. Coocludlng the meeting the bu1 our tn>ewiiter ktptliuilbling: 111m diYislon where be then tum- memory or the interYjew aa pol>. ! Some spectol features will be hoateos, Mrs. wonace, served be ,.... on UIIIIIUIIi star in"'- ed out several briUlantly em- UshO\I in old ~Q. Times, .,: . a country store, spook house, retreshmenta to members pr• ways, talented. dedicated, most eetnd and directed service tbat Joan Cra~ wb lea~ arts, crafts, and a jail. Opon sent, Mrcllo H. 1l. Knoll, Mrs. attractive, 0110 ol the.fow·l1'11oed lllmo. Fr&Dchot to maiT)o , Mtlb•lma request a person can have any- J~ ROach, Mrs. WUllam otars eoulcl play a aentJe- · How - f u l , F~ ao- Gandli, whoreupc•,. ihe.Y 'WOutct. ~ one on the premises arreoted Knight, Mrs. Paul SOmervlUe, man olthe true Alnerltlll arll- aured him, ICIClllllngb' Uvo ha[is1lly ever after ill IOiDe • · and put in jail :- 011 the condi- Jr., Mra. Emll Romina, Mrs. toeraey .,.ally, heeluiM .he bllllllillii·bls pliilt~salveact: - · opot, and Clll ill fllt1I!V' ~ ·~ tion that they boil tllem out again Kenneth llciuah, Mrs. Lynn Fr... 11mp1,y waneard<arrYinlmem· 1ng carecu, Meredi!la ha4;inatead fancillll dotall a.at only smlth'l . ; for 10 cents. ArresUng olllcers man, Mra. Dale Roush BDd ber ol lhe UJII!C!I' 'duo u set (10110 111 end ~ .lil"11iese sreat Imaginative mind mJsit ~ · will be Trny Huffman and Mayor tor Brown. down in . the lilble accordlni to patrlotle add perilanal frlumpbo, ow .... 'III8 lntenteW endll!l '11111 D. B. Morgan, democrat and reF, Seott Fllzaurald. he :o1aa ~· gold .IQe dnch Anlll ~ jhat ~ fled publican c~s for sheriff We la!ew him and hi I parentl to be4»me oae:<lf the areit - - · II> Fran~hot'S flllii!Y aiiil!hadJold ..... oflllasooCouney. (. . 011<0' alll~id"""" out IMJoillj oro ln •_ .· atter tltO . W111'wa~ hlmm~Wrlte.~'~illda., .:ll,c,, Plenty or food wlU be there lolni) and his ~~~~~ ..... lll(ura1 - . ete.ete. .... lll41dailyFton- lll)'lhlng becllliO cme ol.lllt> mpol ;:•. for those who are hungry includand ,eo.wlq JIOIIte to all, was ehot ~. looked hard at deUIIIrtiW inkllalni!cl, Cliieutllklrili '" ing hot dogo and baked goods. PT. PLEASANT - Jano Alii hla periOIIal al&nal'oro Cll fN• Meredith and ~Dfl"d: "What ol our'<OIIaiderlblelllelll0r7.' · Mrs. John Qortwrlghl is gen&auer, 19-year4d daughter or eeytiJing .... EYlll we IIICI ._,.., to your .hlceupa"l'' . Francllot aut a areet Cllll oral chairman and Mrs. David . Mr. and Mrs. Albert SAuer· of . ..,. Cll 111 tile Dildnlilrtl more ~redllb, startled, u.,y · ol It and Joan, ol l""""se, 4ld, Sprouse and Mra. James COpe17 Burdette Addition, has been tl\lil ~5 yearl&llll. be. - • r lost weie-.. :, .. . . llio .... Parenlhellcally, Joan end hart, co-ehairmen. chosen as Natlooal Beouty Salon his .,..aloteliq;· bls ~ alhelnl . "Jut'~ the only .,.... · Frlllchot rema- friend• Week Queen II¥ Alllllare No. 11 al1l[lll,y ~~ i!f' It·,l jl,, ui ,cure !of 1 ~ tde~ ~ lfW ' 1h~ UlleGIIUIIOII llairdresserL lllvblTeil ol!l ifior who kept bl1 • on," P'ianc:liol; · qld, lilost!J' exllljqg ill , Jane Mn wlU cooq>ete lbr the! Cllm. • ' ·' 'Buz' allktd what !bot Dd&ht lMi, .era• VPowrlleJ:o; ·hut ~tate misw queen durltW tile He -.o,~ TCIIe replied: • • "•i · rsmllned frlonda · ~·•· and contest tO be heid 'at lilled l~tl"but I!~ ai ihe ''flaiWiT.I""· · · ·' . • be JDced, and be lhe cosmeto!Qgisto' eonvenUon vlclllllj a1 illwabejitvl~BIY . Fr~eblit' ~ ia·ilr·but . people .... Oct. 26 and 27 at the Pl..,ant beltoll II¥ 'rom ~; but .han~ :· moOd .._ alllleUme: the 7eai"1, 'F,is~ PT. PLEASANT - Twelve ad- Point BesorL ' did rl&hl u "if hi ....... ~·vlllt!>r od •!~<II. ere. ';2· !!*~~: ~ ditior81 jw-ors Cor ·the SeptemMiss Sauer is a 1967 grldua1a lllCI ~ the alrl Nell alOo -world Qtd\lng-amuae- _.,, c~. ber term of Mason County CiJo.. of Point Pleasant High School, wamed 10 vlo!!filtl,y· 111111t lllCI lf(ecjlclll evOI']ibing •· a friond, ,111111 cuit Court were drawn for duty where ohe was a member of the We had fUll illlhFnulchotllllll1 .....,a him .... He:ba•lbeell ag. man Who wore hll life .,...,~ . by Circuit Clerk \!award Schllltz Thespians, Keyettes, Choni1, times and a few ltaDd out: aleb Dl'll2lnlb' fll HeantJ¥.,; witb can.. l,y, 10 ~ and will report tor duty on Mon- FBLA, stwlent Council, Pep Club, ,. u Easter lllDdq 19M we cor, ·bet until hlo be - · · day, Oe~ 7. Tap and Y-Teens, and waa vat.- wallted out ol our ~ Cll The new jurors are Ronald ed the moat depeOO&ble of the tower 5111 Avota~e and met Fran~· ~ \ While, Pl Pleasant; Warren Stur- Class of 1967. She waa second ·. ' geon, Jr. , Herderson; Macy ~ rwDIOI'Ifl for the 1967 Fair Queen is gels, New Haven; Evelyn F. Ball. title. Miss Sauer is currently Glenwood; John Winkler, Ashton; employed II¥ C&pitol Fl•nce. Joshua HOlland, Pt. PleasaDt; Charles McCulloch W, Hender• PT. PLEASANT - The Bev. son; Owen Plants, Leon; Harry Fred EvaDI of Gro.. CIQ>, Ohio, M. Bowen, Awle Grove; Hilda Is the aueal speobt Ftldaf and Pink&loo, PL Pleaaan~ Georae · SAturday eveMIW at the opeclaJ E. Crumo, Pl. ' Plea SID! Rt. I, PT. PLEASANT - Orden Bevhal · """ and Lawrence Newberry. Pt. sljpled by the lllason CouDV Cir· a tile ~easant, Rt. L cult COUrt were entered tn the Methodist olllce ol the circuit elerk grant.. oibor Ing ooe divorce· and dlmlnlng "-!the . PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL two ather divorce tctlons. Bev.~ Clarlmce D. S~ant>er was Bcxllle Dtin&n. ADMITTED: Wilbert Uvel1, Cabin Creek, w. Va.; Dempsey gtaoted a divorce frlln Pllrl·. Ia the ....... . Lively, cabin Creek; Ronald ell A. SWnper anll the defendBrumflald, Albion; 1\lrl. ll:ll· ant was granted care and cua- tha !lam c. Patter-, HenderiOII; . 'tody of their lliree lilfaqt chllCbarlea Ellil, Cottag0v1Ue; Nan· ·drell. The dlvone aellono of ey Tomlin-. Aahton; Mra. Al· Delaree Jean POrill va. Low· bert J. GuglloU:l,' PL Plealant; fl!IICO Wnle7 POWell .,S BeclMra. Naomi Wolfe, ft. Pleaa.: mld. ·Logg vo, Wrethla Lee Logg ~ Barbara ~ G•11t_ool~s fior!J dlsmlaseil. Ferrr. , DISCIIARGPD: Ra.Y . Slewart, ..u Deal, TWO ARRESTS MADE Freda lllae Kanauga; Mrs. X...wrence wnaen l>T. PLEASANT - TwO er; ' WU!Wri Lee and daolghter, Middleport; Jamea and R. CochrBn. G4l,llj)O)I_!, · r'lts were recorded at thit counBIIITIIS: TWindaualrteratoMr, 1;y Jill ollrlng the put 2t booira. . and Mrs. Cleo Smith, A .P P L e Mal)' v. Ullard, 53, .tiL' I'Ieill... lor Grove; a Jon~ to ·Mr. and MrL ant, and 311,llill! and Benle N C· ·.:..., aU ' IJd .,.;. ··a..~alde· · WI)' Cook, Ga~U!>DU• Ferey;. Pol• ·~ ~ •!..,;~/ ' . .1/~ J!'I""' ¥1 ~I I a ~ tO Mr. lind,Mre. Wll- lho dty J>OII~ ''Od ' IIIIOIICallon Jr., ·26, Pt. C:blrgel. . ey Alii Kil!llllf4 llun Patter1011, HenderSon. lllftl,b:"'" :" , ·' ., ' ·· In termo t!lat,HumPhrey'. loeaea . . rr.... 11\e ·moderate center .- the veey party grcq>a that him ·.at Chicago ancl In- · , slated _ , a slnq plllfonn 01\Vietnam- may be c:ourterbela)ICed· by plna llllOqj the BDII· Vletmm loll .. some of llwnJ>!inY'I P80)11e, lnd.,..t. are IIIYirw lhii..!Jav!rw Bill and. lloldbeit 'C[UI front ll!d visibly on hlo ~~ ttW permlthim' io hold thein out ~s huniaft·c· ~~· of .,a~: i~r llwnJ>Juw desl!'o' to ~~ .., 011 Vletilalll;wlth. out roqulr~ hlln a!Jnullaneoualy U>breo~ope.,.. ly with .Prealdent .Johnaon. There lo an undent• able -.,gu;.,.nt here in o~eerly ·e!Qiecilent terms, and only the fimire can ten whether It wlil be a goOd argument in bollot-i>oJI Ierma. H, however, Jt ls preserdy impossible to draw q, an,y reliable pln-and-loso balanel\ sheet from this new Hwq>hrey·Bill-Goldberj alllan<• so far as the cllllll>&iln ltoeil ps, It Ia perfectly pialn thai II will tum out to be an awkward alllanee Indeed should HUDIJihreY actuall,y win ·LutheranWomen Will 8-1, Even Series '';! ~' • · · -- ~ " ·~ ' Goldberg,· ·-···- ....-· ' ·l OuturhDin outonMM: fino tunino ayaem thlt c8ft bt tuned wilhout looking at thl ~ You tune it right wtth • light WhU tight goes out. picture • accuratetv turied. All you do to lock in this fi,...tunecl picture il push the AFC control All U Ch~t~HI UHF/VMP �.~ ·' \ t:=:::=:::::::::=:=::==~::;:;:;:;::=::=========::=:::===~:::=:=::==r ., ·--ating OregP»t ·. FDIII' Wl~s OYer ·Dud<l Ohio State has coptund all !oor meeUqro taalnsf lncludlqr a 30-0 decision last year. It was the Weblooto' worst whlpplqr o! the sesson. saturday's meeting will be the They may be looking a week last for aome time. Ohio state"a lheld toward their Oct. 12 con- schedule has been completed froatatioo at Ohio Stadiwn. through 1971 and Oregon is not COLVMeUS (VPI) - Purdue 11111 Olllo state, nnked nrstand 10YOIIIII Ia ttoe lal·• st United Preoo IatornatiOhll llll,)or col· 1ep !Qolllall poll, both ~ce the lime dilemma 1n preparing lor Saturdly'a skirmishes. oresoo. Purdue's Bollennakers face listed as an opponent. wlnlesa but peski Northwestern. " Oregon just works for tough- Wood.Y HQes' Buckeyes arc Ln ness aOO discipline," sa,ys Buekthe same predicament against eye scout Esco S&rlddnen. winless and inJuryooplagued ore-- "'11ley're a furwJamentally aound gen. chili that works for tmprove- ~·Eddently this club (Oregon) ment." 11 a JJUle slow starting. We're Oregon opened with a 28-7loas not aoi~ to unlerrate them," to Co1orado, then feU to Stanford Sill'S Hayes. lost Saturday 28-12. u AJJ we have to do is look Tom Blanchard, Oregon's jun. at last year's pme rum to get tack to reality/' says Purdue tackfteld coach Bob DeMo 5 s. After belting Notre Dame, Pur~ due bid 1 tough time taming N01'11t*eatern 25-16. r..st week the Boilermakers took the 8 ~ out of Notre Dame 3.7..22 in what some called tor quarterback, sutfered a preseason knee injucy an::l is sidelined for the season. Alan Pitcaithley, a converted halfback. moved into the starttng Unel(). A sprint-out quarter~ back, Pitcaithley rushed for 99 yards arxl passed for 100 against Stanford. .. 11le Poll BowL ,. Notre Dame El'll Steve Reina and defenhad been rated No. 1, Purdue sive halfback Jim Franklin are No. 2 tn the UPI poll. li sted as doubtful starters for r J I• I' Saturdly. Rella fto lo\!ored bi) the 18lll0ft'o _ . , Fnnlilln . · oplnat SlanCord. ,. . ;~t~~:~~~ RJght hala.ck Andy MOurer sull'ored I dlf(oc:illoo *! ; 1 , ''-',, I I~ '· ' ·' ' .. last weekend. In -lion, ~Old Nlek'• ~" baclmr Dave Smith lo out Col· 'Mfnefi ot X·d1b_ · lowing knee aurpry. its oint.' li'WhOpl ~:.· "Desplto all the InJuries, Qre. !llckel they were wiable smeJi g<>n Isn't the \Jpe to puah the copper ..,. that-w!lmow!l to panic button,"' Sarkkine'n polnt- them-contained , the 'metal eel ooL "Jerry Fret and hia Thinking the de\llUad cursed staff will slick with their two their, oro, the7 ea Ue d the or three baste oltenaive forma- Ioogb metal "kupftii'JIIckel'' or ~~old Nick's copper." Uons."' sbouldor m.. Sa t;, to Oregon's to~ratedperforplera are Cullback Claxton Welch 1 middle guard George Dames and roving linebacker OJnrl Htl.. dreth. Ohio State also has suffered a few bumps and bruJses, though nothing to compare with Ort.... gon's misfortunes. Tackle Dave Foley and pard Tom Backhus, both offensive starters, will probably miss the Oregon game. Ukely replace-ments are Chuck Hutchison and Orlan Donovan. In addition, Hayes may make a few backfield changes which he' s keeping to hlmselL -- ~ meet the Nel.... blo old ·teomllille•' the ilme aiD<e hl'l trade to ' the ..· Allet ~ 11001 tile Utdver'!lt;y ol Souii10rn tomla, he Jll11011 'liVe YMrl fDr the Sleelero. · can. claf-"" Mill St. 992· 3345 .Middlepor1 the Coolville Rldlng Club at Its Coolville show ring, Oct, 5 otarl· lng at 6p.m., features IS classes, hlglillghted by No. 16, "Grandma and Grandpa Open Pleasure," MENYou••••••••••••••• Don't Have To Go Hunting For National Brands. We Have . Them In Our Store For You. I Ing, of Gratiot, Ohio; the ring· master, Frank Powell. Coolville, and the announcer. H. A. Cole, Tuppers Plains. Entry lee Is $2. The show Is Open Jackpot, returning 35 per cent first place, 25 per cent second place, 15 per cent third place, and 10 per CLEAN SWEEP Open Barrel Race. Pony Pleasure Wlder 56" rider s open. Registered ~r Horeo. 1'181! Race, Op<in. Open Western Children's 0 p e n Western Children'• Horseman1h1p. FALL AND WINTER WARDROBE BY DON RICHARDS WARREN SEWELL AND HUBBARD H. 2ND AVE. ' Men'• Horsemanlhlp. Command Class. Open Pick..Up Race. Grandma and Grandpa Open Pleasure - Age 40 and over. Open Pille Bend. Open Trail Class. There 11 a tack shop on the grounds and loocl will be available by the CoolviDe Rldlng1:1ub, All entries are !bul. The donation at tho gate Is $1, children under 12, free. · PRITCHETT Each 'ibip' mn!orce•f with rod. ~eu at top, tn~~~~k.-rchant. e~,. sharp. WINNER SAVE "TAK·CRETE:' A ready-mixed Butyl ntbber com- Electro C~stom ~ . dr . Hord Top. Only 1,465 eosy miles. Factory A1rCond1tloned . BeGutiful white bottom with Buc~~ · skin Vinyl Top. Fully equipped . Like new condition. 68 Pontia' pound for re~ o! oxpusion Joints sn<~ 1111111 99C ctacks in conc:tete surfaces. . i 'j ' same card, , You Don't Need·Cash _Just Open A: lild ·A· Count· ! MONUMENT SPECIAL 2 Members .I 1,----------------------------On The Above Monurunt Beautifully Cut in Barre l Assigned to 1 1 4)\ State Level I Monument For: 1 Gronlto, "Rock of Ages Stock." This Quality Monumont Moasuros 3)1 Ft. Long and Ft. Bou. For 0 Llmltod Time Only You Con Purchase This Fino I : I I 50 $ I I I I REGULAR PRtCE Lovely Monument and The Mony Other Delllgnl, - Size• ond Granit .. On Ol 1 play. ·1 POitj. EROY, !lHIO 263 W. MAIN ST. ALUMINUM EXT94SIJN Bon.neville 2 dr. Hard Top. A low mileage one owner car new Pontiac trade·in . Very nice. 65.... Mercu,ry ~;:;·, , · · ·S-lr1'$ ). S1,395 REG. 12.19 • 24 . ' ' ' .. ' 22.99 $195 li~e new. 6 /~ cyl. std. shift. 63 Bui'k . 11.71 20 Heat tempered aluminum aUoy. work plltfonn. AU riveted "Spin-Proor' rv~o~nd mop, 16 .. conJtrucllon, Llgbtwelgbt easy car- wide, Sprin! 1oaded locks. Rope JYina. Folds to 2·3/B" flat lot and puUey on the 20' and 24' only. core. $995 LeSabre 2 dr. Hord Top . Sporkling original dork blue with white top . Power steering. Power brakes. Automatic trans. 63 Ford Get A Better Picture ·.)'l~f~~ letter Antenna I · .Aci,tii - 1&' ~~.~~f3.it' STEPLAI)~~R • 8,99 ' cannot Nit. rot, or I!I ~;:::~~; Tubular frame with lii'Jfi, VB Station Wagon. Power Steering. CruismatiC. ShowS good ' "550" Classic 4 dr . Sedan. Original finish ,;. ,, 4' PLATfORM LADDER Comet Calente VB 2 dr . Hard Top. 4 •P· shift 289 Engine. Like new all white finish with red vinyl interior. 64 Ramhler ··to~ S895 REGW . Wooden, fulll:' 5,99 NOW I rod~, ~·te,. ,aft! molflled Into ljde rai!J, with !up plyanized wuh'e'n. FoUr way me~111 sp~esden. Built fur of stlYice. woJt ' ~ow ltefore bad WHther ONE·CAR arrives. All cttannel and GARAGE DOOR OPERATOR IJHtclally aesigned calor ~ 129.99 WW operate - di)Of up to 16' by 7'; Automatically st,ops wllen it hltl an ob1truction. Can be manuaDy op~~rated In cue of -"'•• · talhue. TWd..CAR OPERATOR·""'" ' "'"""' 155.95 '$695 meeting of the Ladlea Auxiliary I ct Racine l'<lst, Amoric811 Le: gion. I1 edDepartment ~:· :~;:~~..."": comAmerlesnlom I mlttoe, and Mrs. William stewI ' art hal *'> ~ llepOrtI ment legislative chalrmu. --------------------------e.i VB Tempest 4 dr. Sedan. Auto. trans. Pow~tr Steertng . A S2, 195 1 992•5314 --No High Prices, No High Prenure Sol .. men On Th1 'RoadSo We Ca~ P.. • Th••• Saving• On To You . S1,895 66 Pontia' I Appointments o! two members 1 to Oblo Department pooltloos 1 were reported during 8 recent LEGA.·.R. M . ONUMENl CO. L- Catalina 2 dr. Hard Top. Only 2,479 tender miles . A real creampuH. Power Steering, Pa.ver brakes . Auto. Trans . Stop In Todoy ond S.o Thlo 1 1 HOME OWNED & HOME OPERATED II 1 OFF stopped Rudy Corooa In the seventh r oond of a scheduled lrlro. L. £. TO OBSERVE COMMUNION World Wide C<fmmlllion Day will be observed at the 10:30 a.m. Sunda,y service at t h e . 'l'rlnlll' United Cbureb ct Cbrls~ _ I During the meeting, presided over by Mrs. Paul Lawrence, the !all conlerence to be held by 111181 Marcia Karr who placed wltlte 1lowero on the altar In memory ct those deceased gellcol United llrethra~ Church and tho Methodlot Church resultIng from the recent merser, was lteld Tuesdl,y nllltt at the Albury United Methodllt Cbureh, ~a­ cuoa. The organlzaU.., Is tile Women's Soclet;y ol Christian Service ol the United Methodist Church. The preludewaaplayedby!tlro. Mary Usle and the eall to wor. Itation, "Bread of Ufe,"byMra, Sauvage assisted by Mrs. Grace Weese, Mrs. Oma Winebrenner, on Oct 10 at Lolm !lope Ledge was announced. The McArthur unit will serve aa bolt for the sldp and ~er were by Mrs. contereDee, Reservations for the Wendell SluDer, "Now Thank We luneheoa ere to be made with All Our GDcr'' was sung to open 1\lro. Lawrence be!ore Moodoy. tile prosram p:epared by !tiro. Registration will begin at 9 L Jobn Sauvaao. m. with the moeUq to otart at t "'ur Heritage, "' a presenta. 9:30a.m. tloo of the blstorleo ct the par. A contrlbuticm wu made to ent sroupo - Women'a Soclet;y the Salvation Arll\)', and a large of World Serviee of the EUB, box ol eye giuaeo waa to and the womao•o Socloll' ct the "F6es for the NeedJ'~ pro.. ~ .at~ of the MethoJoeto1o'1 · · '" ·~ '~ dilt ctmcb - was read 1>.r Mrs. E&cli inember wa1 asked to Eileen Clark for the E.U.B, and toke a yallow llowor bulb to the 1\lro. Allee Capehart for t b e Oelobor meeting. The anlt will Methodist. plllll a 1lowor garden 'this rail A Uol ct the charter members lor oprlng blooming to colobrato ct the loco! ooeleties was read the golden annlverauy of the American Legion. Moimberoblp wudiowsaedand members were urpd to pay their duos be!ore lolondol 10 the anlt may reach tho <1101a ct 69. The Cullumo lamll1 reunion Resd at tho meeting was an woa held at tho BedfDrd Com. lnvltaticm to attand the reception manlt;y Center at Darwin &mdoy, honoring Eleino< IJilum ol LobSept. 22 with a potluck dlmor anon, new de;partment preJJdalt. at A-.s were Mr. and Walter Cleland attlltded and dioMrs. Robert CUJlumo, Robin and euo"'Jd plauolo lorm a ClvU DeMinda; 1\lr. and Mrs. A. J. Dunfense training cluo which will kel. Mrs. Iva CUllums, Mrs. begin Tueoda¥ night at 7:30 at Ethel Brinli~Wer, Circleville; the hall. Mrs. Frances !lCJbu1s lfOII the Mr. and Mrs. Gorden Dunkel, Mr. traveling prize. Refreshment and !\Ira. Joe ~· Craig, &.. committees for tile I10ll! a 1 • liD, Bath and AiiiJ. C'4lumhu•; moothe wore IIIJIO(ntecl, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. RuaaeD CUUuma,· Lawrence &ernd refrelbmenta. !tlr. and Mrs. Ernest CUUumo, Raalo and POM.EiiOY the bulba are QCJt CAFE DOORS BLAIIINARI . Beaudfttl IOIIYOflld doon to ,ldd chum to yoUr kitchen or entr.ll'fe llall. Hardware not 'included: GMC TRUCKS . ' . $11 ·4?, · : 1 ·. . ~ SHEPARD C!fA~ 8'41 •• ,, POMEROY, OHIO. .LAWN STORAGE SHED ' ················~ •• ' REO. :• •• 122.95 a<alO' SHED •• •• ••• IEG.lea.M ' . ••• •• •• ' •• •' I ; '1.59 , • ·" :1 11a··· iN~ leallll'llll I lfater ~ 'lllurine u~ lemoo ' leaves, scoteh btoom, aitd pur· pie beans. · An arraowement o! fill fruit ,__ _ _ __ r-~O~ni7i:i\iD.U.;i"";:~;;r.;;;;;-"1 16 It Eastern Hlah Sehoul with the Chester Gordon Club •• host. Chairmen for tbe year were amounced by Mrs. Grace Pratt, president. They are Mrs. Joltn Werner, prop'lll'l; Mrs. strauss 81¥1 Mra. ArthUr Skinner, Oower shaw IIIII Chrlo-s Ughtlng; Mro. Gu,y Reynolds and Mra, c. E. Blakeslee. c:tvic; Mrs. o. P . Klein, radio and publlelty; Mra. Wesley Fry, telephone; Mrt. Bett¥ CUne, cheer aDd dower chair~ Mrs. Berrdce Winebrem.er, and Mrs. - . Houdattltelt. u0ur Purpose" pledged lnUI)I- 1011 preceded the rolgnlng ct the ebarter with Mra. Weese ad Misa Karr having charge. Members signing tile new charter wore presented membership cards. .-God of Grace and God mani Mrs. GJem Lambert and Mrs. Harold ,Lohse. workshop, and Mro, L. 'E. Reynolds, pu),. of Glory" was sung by the group. The Agape fealt was held at llclt;y book. KEEPS YOU CHOPPING FINE ALWAYS! NH Pure hose Plan Makos If Eosy To Buy I £m NEW ROLLIMJ) ALSO ASUPPLY OF FARM WAGONS FULTON-THOMPSON TUCTOI SALIS SPRING AVE. Shower Given Mrs. R.QUSh ' .\.!'1UW'I~e layi!IW ~~with . .. • "'+,, decorotlono In a green and yel. low color scheme hotlored Mrs. Don Roush ol !dlddleport. Held a! the home ct Mrs. Walter Roush, the bostesa was Mrs. Linda Roush, Games were played with prizes being won by !tlr s. Mickey Werner and Mrs. Dobbie Gilkey, Sandwiches, potato eblps, ceokleo, coffee snd 10ft drinks were served. Gills were placed In a hassi. Dan and Ginger; !tlr, and Mro. not with streamers extending Terry Cullums, Mr. and Mrs. from the ceiling attacho<l to the Dwight Cellums, Mike and Ron, corners. Polnei'OJ'i Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Tho guest Hot Incl.- those Buc:k, Alh<lto; Mr. and Mrs. llllDed al>ove and Mrs. Frank George ort...t; Mr. and Mrs. George Roy Kaiser, Jorrl · Powors, Mrs. Joe CUster, Mrs. L¥m and Jeffrel' Alan, WDllams- Grace Pratt, Mrs. Sarah Fowport, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry ler, Nias Terri Fife. steven File, Dmd Fife, Mr.: ChawtSwartz, All... and John, Coolcey Werner, Mrs. Neva Pratt, viDe. Mrs. Nell Werner, Mrs. Roscoe File, Mrs. Walter Rouob, Mlao' Charlotte Clovortaor, Mr1. Balpb Homers Announce Pratt, Mill Molanle VIQalllija, · Bill Lowe, Mrs. Bernard Gil-' key, and Mrs. I1arr7 McCoy. Kal-. •FHds •Seeds • fertilizers Sugar Run Flour Mills Mulberry Ave." Phone 992-2115 Pomeroy, Ohio Lathey Vietnam - ... SWINE ·FEEDING ..... nam. ~ STORM KING DOOR ,CLOSI:Rr . 941ffC1N. rangement 'fiJ.ll land Church of Christ. Arao presented w•s Information on the reg!onol meeting aiated for Nov. TO HONOR BILL ARNOTT Mr. and Mrs. George E. HorA breoktaat ltoaorlng Bill Ani. ner ct CoolviUe, Route 2,. aro ott loaves Tuesds,y ror the tho birth ct u.S. Air Corps, wiD beheld &In- IIIIIOWiclnir Drat child, on 8 lb. 12 oz, dauib· in day morning at the AJbury Unit. ter, Sept, 22, at St. JoHplt Hooed Methodist Qwreh ct llYracuae J)ItallnParkerllbura,III!Dedlllar· by the Eqloa and the YCIWig pret Irene, after both ct her Mr. IIIII Mrs. Looter Lathw Milt claaBOs ct the dtureb. All ol Langovllle have received word members r1 the two elusea are Mrs. llomor Is the fDrmer that their son. Ffe. Roser Llthay, asked to • - the break!aot at JU<IY Westfall ol Raedovlllo. 8a,m. hao arrived In Vletaam. Ffc, Lathey wao irdlcled Into the ortned foreeo on AprU 9, 19e& and eompleted bule trilolni at Fort Jaekson, S. c. romallllng U.U, fDr advanceillndlvllllal tralrdJII, He 11pe11t a Zf. 4111' 1!1""" _wltlt-lda flmlq a n d ~ _,.. leovltw for Viet.. Arrives Mrs. Har17 ~ ....... 11tt · • or the maltth,. -~Oe~r Forest." Memberi reapoulfed to roll coli by ~lili their The arrlllgellltll\ ol thtl montn ." 1 ...s exhibited b.Y .Jrlro, Gil)': Reyn. . olds. She dl,op!Qed 1 itno,.ar- verae to be trans. deep. In conlunctloo with .the program, members exchlnpd bulbs. A letter ll"om the Rutlaed FrleDd)y Gardeners was read oon(erniDg an (l)ell meet1111 to be held on Oct. 23 at the Rut- Birth of Daughter 'Pfc. Roger 'n;t;il;~ !erred to be appJled ibout the time the buds begin tD ljlpear. She said ·the !erWizer should be worked around the plants before a rain or watered ln. Crocus should be »lantedthree inches deep, narcisaJ. four to alx Inches. tullps, eight to 10, and h.Yaclntha, ftve to six inchea Prayer in unison followed a med- the back or the church with grace being given by the Rev. Wendell Stutler. Dessert and cotree were HrVod. The Agape prayer, ocrlpture from St. Luke by Mro. Margarot Eichinger, and a solo, "Let us Break Bread Together" by Mrs. Janice Harper preeedeclthe ·~ng of OOIIUJilllktobytloelloV. .. - .. .... 1\lr, stutleJ< r , :! -"': ':" !l The thanksgiving prayer, the doxology, and the recitation ct Romans 15:5-fi 1n unison concluded the celebrtltlon service. ·, '"""'led Charter Meeting Held 'lbe userviee of celebration" charter meeting, marking the reorganlzalloo and anltlng ct women's orpnizatims ln the Evan· lle1rt!tld• Mn.f,,Sirauoo .....,.aized tho ~e of proper soil proparatl.., at the time o1 plauting. For narcissl.bulba, Mr1. strauss oaJd tllo piantlqr ttpiCO ohould be due o.t to a de!>th or 12 to 15 lnchei, aed that a deeoll!j)Oslng I'Br~llaor like bone meal Is best tor Uae at t11e time or planting. She a !lister worklqr !erWlzor Ill the SPring II MARCIA STEWART Mr. aed Mrs. ROSo Stow· art, Jr., Minersville, are announcing the engagement em awroaehing marriage of their daughter,lllarctoDiane,toPvt. E-2 WOllam Thomas Hendricks, Jr., Racine. Pvl Hen.iricks is the son of the late William Thomas Hendricks, Sr. Tbe wecklirw wW be an event o! 7:30p.m. Saturday at the RuUand Free Baptist Church. The Rev. Paul Taylor will oftldate. s. '"*'· CHANNEL . MASTEl and FINCO HARRY MILLER MANY MORE BUICK PONTIAC PH. 992·2143 Tills. '!" ~eetloil aio! plantq: ol bulbi lor ~~~~ 4owero ~ore .llt1!811 t;y ifrs. Artllur S!r!t:uaa In a PJ'CI!II'IIIJ pre~tm.. 'td 'il Wedowllda1 nlaht'• meetUtr 'o(the ~Amateur ~niri held ot thO homo of Cullums Reunion Held ante11fta1. 992-36~ Mr. and Mrl. Notmln Bax· tor lpOIII the weokind In Cleveloncl 'with their IOrMnolaw • • d dau8btor, Mr. and Mro, Cosmos Papidopilllloo, Mr. IIIII !tiro. Harold Lobae and ..... Jolm, will go to Columlxoo sOtur.lo,r for the bblo State Univerilll' same and from then to HDI!Iboro to villi Mr. and Mrs. James - · · The Loboao spent lui weekend at Weatervllle with !tlr, and Mro. Jamet Lobae, g01n1 especl•IIY for the !ourth blrtbrlq .oltoorvance of Lori Ann. Mr. and Mrs. Beiav Ewing are 011 a three week vacatlm. '"'-1 plan to vloit with Mrs. Ewing's broilter, Charles CaldwoU who is stationed with the u. Army In Orqm. They will also be visiting Mr. and Mrs. Roger Rose in Arizona. 1 I Alan Rudkin, the British IIIII Empire bantamweight c h a m p I o n, eigltt-round bout. , SAVE 62 Pontiac the 199 II FALL 11 LONDON (UPD- British mid- VB Golaxie "Sj)O" Sedan. Belonged to locol teacher. dleweight champim~ Johnny Cruisematic. Shows good core . Pritchett OliQ)olnted New York.. based Cuban WD!redo Hurst In a elgltt-round bout at the HUlon Hotel Thursday night. Catalina 4 dr . VB. Extra nice for model. On me..a ·~oelr. Hoot milessF~!E 64 Ford Open Western Pleooure. Open Ride and Run. ~n MIDDLEPORT, 0. WOODEN STEPSTOOJ: 68 Models & Used Cars one owner, extra clean with low mileage . SUITS AND SPORT COATS FOR YOUR .,..._ . ~ tho not....triendly reoeptloo. : Wider 8 years. EXCELLENT SELECTION Qleotloos .., Ute book ol Revelatlooo were asked by !tiro. Cello Eokew and Mrs. Charles Eskew ST. . · PT. had the eutartalnment. Mr. Bol>ert Woods, paStor, asked eraee Ir-~·---------------------·-·--·-·-· . before relreahmenta were aerv~ ed by the hoste to thooe named I and Mrs. Woods, Mrs. Edward I I Ve-, Mrs, WalfOr K""""'¥, I Jr.. Mrs. Louis OJborne, Mrs. Elwood Bowers, Mrs. Milton Roullh, and Mrs. Denver KapI ple. I The November meeting will be I lteld at the home ct Mrs. Elkew. but aggreaafva tbli far, tan pro.. IJ!ct Its new oporterll.ack from 66 Pontia' Western stake Race. Appaloosa Plessure. Egg and Spoon, Open Ladles Horsemanship. call, TIFFIN CREDIT J »IIIIIHid' for Neleon that tie 111111' not awroc1ate. II will he lalert~ to see If the Bl'DIIDI •• cent fourth . The classes: , Open Walk-Trot Class, Rider Open perlalnlni! to ootumn In rospooae to roll I ;a; Age 40 and over. The judge will be Royce Brown- lien p.vo oomtltltlng INSTANT CREDIT Only 11,94B easy A1r Cond1t1oned. Power seot. Courtesy Lights . New Buic~ To Ride in ShOU? A horse show sponsored by LAV:A·WAY TODAY! PltUbur&h'• anlt iriii pn>babt;y have a n..,pu.., loooe, IIIIlCh Only major African waterway that twice crosses the equator is the Congo. aoae home ol !tlr. and l\lrl. Harold Smllh. ·. Tho daio ,voted to .liP• mmf!'/ In a -~ lUnd toward the puref!aoe ct the carpeting. !tlrl. Smltll - - I h e meeting whleh -""' with devotions l>.r loin. Conrad OlollnsOr. ua~Jlg "Prayer.. u ber tople, Mro. ~ini!Br read from !rialtheir 8 and ...._ •. the Lord'1 Prll,)'or In ual1011. Mom- •' Selection, Planting Of Bulbs Explained Pomeroy... ) !i Perso.nol Notes )!j nillhr• meellow held at the $rra- ?: ~ Grandma,Grandpa ~!,. ~~!~~n. "7:--,..\'1~ .. - Hlo adclreao II Ffe. Jqer Latlloy, U. S. 51983011, Co. D, lot · : . lin., .18th Int., lot i)!. Dl••• ·APO lllil F~oo, 96345, ..:A , ln.~lento protein, · ~nd· �.~ ·' \ t:=:::=:::::::::=:=::==~::;:;:;:;::=::=========::=:::===~:::=:=::==r ., ·--ating OregP»t ·. FDIII' Wl~s OYer ·Dud<l Ohio State has coptund all !oor meeUqro taalnsf lncludlqr a 30-0 decision last year. It was the Weblooto' worst whlpplqr o! the sesson. saturday's meeting will be the They may be looking a week last for aome time. Ohio state"a lheld toward their Oct. 12 con- schedule has been completed froatatioo at Ohio Stadiwn. through 1971 and Oregon is not COLVMeUS (VPI) - Purdue 11111 Olllo state, nnked nrstand 10YOIIIII Ia ttoe lal·• st United Preoo IatornatiOhll llll,)or col· 1ep !Qolllall poll, both ~ce the lime dilemma 1n preparing lor Saturdly'a skirmishes. oresoo. Purdue's Bollennakers face listed as an opponent. wlnlesa but peski Northwestern. " Oregon just works for tough- Wood.Y HQes' Buckeyes arc Ln ness aOO discipline," sa,ys Buekthe same predicament against eye scout Esco S&rlddnen. winless and inJuryooplagued ore-- "'11ley're a furwJamentally aound gen. chili that works for tmprove- ~·Eddently this club (Oregon) ment." 11 a JJUle slow starting. We're Oregon opened with a 28-7loas not aoi~ to unlerrate them," to Co1orado, then feU to Stanford Sill'S Hayes. lost Saturday 28-12. u AJJ we have to do is look Tom Blanchard, Oregon's jun. at last year's pme rum to get tack to reality/' says Purdue tackfteld coach Bob DeMo 5 s. After belting Notre Dame, Pur~ due bid 1 tough time taming N01'11t*eatern 25-16. r..st week the Boilermakers took the 8 ~ out of Notre Dame 3.7..22 in what some called tor quarterback, sutfered a preseason knee injucy an::l is sidelined for the season. Alan Pitcaithley, a converted halfback. moved into the starttng Unel(). A sprint-out quarter~ back, Pitcaithley rushed for 99 yards arxl passed for 100 against Stanford. .. 11le Poll BowL ,. Notre Dame El'll Steve Reina and defenhad been rated No. 1, Purdue sive halfback Jim Franklin are No. 2 tn the UPI poll. li sted as doubtful starters for r J I• I' Saturdly. Rella fto lo\!ored bi) the 18lll0ft'o _ . , Fnnlilln . · oplnat SlanCord. ,. . ;~t~~:~~~ RJght hala.ck Andy MOurer sull'ored I dlf(oc:illoo *! ; 1 , ''-',, I I~ '· ' ·' ' .. last weekend. In -lion, ~Old Nlek'• ~" baclmr Dave Smith lo out Col· 'Mfnefi ot X·d1b_ · lowing knee aurpry. its oint.' li'WhOpl ~:.· "Desplto all the InJuries, Qre. !llckel they were wiable smeJi g<>n Isn't the \Jpe to puah the copper ..,. that-w!lmow!l to panic button,"' Sarkkine'n polnt- them-contained , the 'metal eel ooL "Jerry Fret and hia Thinking the de\llUad cursed staff will slick with their two their, oro, the7 ea Ue d the or three baste oltenaive forma- Ioogb metal "kupftii'JIIckel'' or ~~old Nick's copper." Uons."' sbouldor m.. Sa t;, to Oregon's to~ratedperforplera are Cullback Claxton Welch 1 middle guard George Dames and roving linebacker OJnrl Htl.. dreth. Ohio State also has suffered a few bumps and bruJses, though nothing to compare with Ort.... gon's misfortunes. Tackle Dave Foley and pard Tom Backhus, both offensive starters, will probably miss the Oregon game. Ukely replace-ments are Chuck Hutchison and Orlan Donovan. In addition, Hayes may make a few backfield changes which he' s keeping to hlmselL -- ~ meet the Nel.... blo old ·teomllille•' the ilme aiD<e hl'l trade to ' the ..· Allet ~ 11001 tile Utdver'!lt;y ol Souii10rn tomla, he Jll11011 'liVe YMrl fDr the Sleelero. · can. claf-"" Mill St. 992· 3345 .Middlepor1 the Coolville Rldlng Club at Its Coolville show ring, Oct, 5 otarl· lng at 6p.m., features IS classes, hlglillghted by No. 16, "Grandma and Grandpa Open Pleasure," MENYou••••••••••••••• Don't Have To Go Hunting For National Brands. We Have . Them In Our Store For You. I Ing, of Gratiot, Ohio; the ring· master, Frank Powell. Coolville, and the announcer. H. A. Cole, Tuppers Plains. Entry lee Is $2. The show Is Open Jackpot, returning 35 per cent first place, 25 per cent second place, 15 per cent third place, and 10 per CLEAN SWEEP Open Barrel Race. Pony Pleasure Wlder 56" rider s open. Registered ~r Horeo. 1'181! Race, Op<in. Open Western Children's 0 p e n Western Children'• Horseman1h1p. FALL AND WINTER WARDROBE BY DON RICHARDS WARREN SEWELL AND HUBBARD H. 2ND AVE. ' Men'• Horsemanlhlp. Command Class. Open Pick..Up Race. Grandma and Grandpa Open Pleasure - Age 40 and over. Open Pille Bend. Open Trail Class. There 11 a tack shop on the grounds and loocl will be available by the CoolviDe Rldlng1:1ub, All entries are !bul. The donation at tho gate Is $1, children under 12, free. · PRITCHETT Each 'ibip' mn!orce•f with rod. ~eu at top, tn~~~~k.-rchant. e~,. sharp. WINNER SAVE "TAK·CRETE:' A ready-mixed Butyl ntbber com- Electro C~stom ~ . dr . Hord Top. Only 1,465 eosy miles. Factory A1rCond1tloned . BeGutiful white bottom with Buc~~ · skin Vinyl Top. Fully equipped . Like new condition. 68 Pontia' pound for re~ o! oxpusion Joints sn<~ 1111111 99C ctacks in conc:tete surfaces. . i 'j ' same card, , You Don't Need·Cash _Just Open A: lild ·A· Count· ! MONUMENT SPECIAL 2 Members .I 1,----------------------------On The Above Monurunt Beautifully Cut in Barre l Assigned to 1 1 4)\ State Level I Monument For: 1 Gronlto, "Rock of Ages Stock." This Quality Monumont Moasuros 3)1 Ft. Long and Ft. Bou. For 0 Llmltod Time Only You Con Purchase This Fino I : I I 50 $ I I I I REGULAR PRtCE Lovely Monument and The Mony Other Delllgnl, - Size• ond Granit .. On Ol 1 play. ·1 POitj. EROY, !lHIO 263 W. MAIN ST. ALUMINUM EXT94SIJN Bon.neville 2 dr. Hard Top. A low mileage one owner car new Pontiac trade·in . Very nice. 65.... Mercu,ry ~;:;·, , · · ·S-lr1'$ ). S1,395 REG. 12.19 • 24 . ' ' ' .. ' 22.99 $195 li~e new. 6 /~ cyl. std. shift. 63 Bui'k . 11.71 20 Heat tempered aluminum aUoy. work plltfonn. AU riveted "Spin-Proor' rv~o~nd mop, 16 .. conJtrucllon, Llgbtwelgbt easy car- wide, Sprin! 1oaded locks. Rope JYina. Folds to 2·3/B" flat lot and puUey on the 20' and 24' only. core. $995 LeSabre 2 dr. Hord Top . Sporkling original dork blue with white top . Power steering. Power brakes. Automatic trans. 63 Ford Get A Better Picture ·.)'l~f~~ letter Antenna I · .Aci,tii - 1&' ~~.~~f3.it' STEPLAI)~~R • 8,99 ' cannot Nit. rot, or I!I ~;:::~~; Tubular frame with lii'Jfi, VB Station Wagon. Power Steering. CruismatiC. ShowS good ' "550" Classic 4 dr . Sedan. Original finish ,;. ,, 4' PLATfORM LADDER Comet Calente VB 2 dr . Hard Top. 4 •P· shift 289 Engine. Like new all white finish with red vinyl interior. 64 Ramhler ··to~ S895 REGW . Wooden, fulll:' 5,99 NOW I rod~, ~·te,. ,aft! molflled Into ljde rai!J, with !up plyanized wuh'e'n. FoUr way me~111 sp~esden. Built fur of stlYice. woJt ' ~ow ltefore bad WHther ONE·CAR arrives. All cttannel and GARAGE DOOR OPERATOR IJHtclally aesigned calor ~ 129.99 WW operate - di)Of up to 16' by 7'; Automatically st,ops wllen it hltl an ob1truction. Can be manuaDy op~~rated In cue of -"'•• · talhue. TWd..CAR OPERATOR·""'" ' "'"""' 155.95 '$695 meeting of the Ladlea Auxiliary I ct Racine l'<lst, Amoric811 Le: gion. I1 edDepartment ~:· :~;:~~..."": comAmerlesnlom I mlttoe, and Mrs. William stewI ' art hal *'> ~ llepOrtI ment legislative chalrmu. --------------------------e.i VB Tempest 4 dr. Sedan. Auto. trans. Pow~tr Steertng . A S2, 195 1 992•5314 --No High Prices, No High Prenure Sol .. men On Th1 'RoadSo We Ca~ P.. • Th••• Saving• On To You . S1,895 66 Pontia' I Appointments o! two members 1 to Oblo Department pooltloos 1 were reported during 8 recent LEGA.·.R. M . ONUMENl CO. L- Catalina 2 dr. Hard Top. Only 2,479 tender miles . A real creampuH. Power Steering, Pa.ver brakes . Auto. Trans . Stop In Todoy ond S.o Thlo 1 1 HOME OWNED & HOME OPERATED II 1 OFF stopped Rudy Corooa In the seventh r oond of a scheduled lrlro. L. £. TO OBSERVE COMMUNION World Wide C<fmmlllion Day will be observed at the 10:30 a.m. Sunda,y service at t h e . 'l'rlnlll' United Cbureb ct Cbrls~ _ I During the meeting, presided over by Mrs. Paul Lawrence, the !all conlerence to be held by 111181 Marcia Karr who placed wltlte 1lowero on the altar In memory ct those deceased gellcol United llrethra~ Church and tho Methodlot Church resultIng from the recent merser, was lteld Tuesdl,y nllltt at the Albury United Methodllt Cbureh, ~a­ cuoa. The organlzaU.., Is tile Women's Soclet;y ol Christian Service ol the United Methodist Church. The preludewaaplayedby!tlro. Mary Usle and the eall to wor. Itation, "Bread of Ufe,"byMra, Sauvage assisted by Mrs. Grace Weese, Mrs. Oma Winebrenner, on Oct 10 at Lolm !lope Ledge was announced. The McArthur unit will serve aa bolt for the sldp and ~er were by Mrs. contereDee, Reservations for the Wendell SluDer, "Now Thank We luneheoa ere to be made with All Our GDcr'' was sung to open 1\lro. Lawrence be!ore Moodoy. tile prosram p:epared by !tiro. Registration will begin at 9 L Jobn Sauvaao. m. with the moeUq to otart at t "'ur Heritage, "' a presenta. 9:30a.m. tloo of the blstorleo ct the par. A contrlbuticm wu made to ent sroupo - Women'a Soclet;y the Salvation Arll\)', and a large of World Serviee of the EUB, box ol eye giuaeo waa to and the womao•o Socloll' ct the "F6es for the NeedJ'~ pro.. ~ .at~ of the MethoJoeto1o'1 · · '" ·~ '~ dilt ctmcb - was read 1>.r Mrs. E&cli inember wa1 asked to Eileen Clark for the E.U.B, and toke a yallow llowor bulb to the 1\lro. Allee Capehart for t b e Oelobor meeting. The anlt will Methodist. plllll a 1lowor garden 'this rail A Uol ct the charter members lor oprlng blooming to colobrato ct the loco! ooeleties was read the golden annlverauy of the American Legion. Moimberoblp wudiowsaedand members were urpd to pay their duos be!ore lolondol 10 the anlt may reach tho <1101a ct 69. The Cullumo lamll1 reunion Resd at tho meeting was an woa held at tho BedfDrd Com. lnvltaticm to attand the reception manlt;y Center at Darwin &mdoy, honoring Eleino< IJilum ol LobSept. 22 with a potluck dlmor anon, new de;partment preJJdalt. at A-.s were Mr. and Walter Cleland attlltded and dioMrs. Robert CUJlumo, Robin and euo"'Jd plauolo lorm a ClvU DeMinda; 1\lr. and Mrs. A. J. Dunfense training cluo which will kel. Mrs. Iva CUllums, Mrs. begin Tueoda¥ night at 7:30 at Ethel Brinli~Wer, Circleville; the hall. Mrs. Frances !lCJbu1s lfOII the Mr. and Mrs. Gorden Dunkel, Mr. traveling prize. Refreshment and !\Ira. Joe ~· Craig, &.. committees for tile I10ll! a 1 • liD, Bath and AiiiJ. C'4lumhu•; moothe wore IIIJIO(ntecl, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. RuaaeD CUUuma,· Lawrence &ernd refrelbmenta. !tlr. and Mrs. Ernest CUUumo, Raalo and POM.EiiOY the bulba are QCJt CAFE DOORS BLAIIINARI . Beaudfttl IOIIYOflld doon to ,ldd chum to yoUr kitchen or entr.ll'fe llall. Hardware not 'included: GMC TRUCKS . ' . $11 ·4?, · : 1 ·. . ~ SHEPARD C!fA~ 8'41 •• ,, POMEROY, OHIO. .LAWN STORAGE SHED ' ················~ •• ' REO. :• •• 122.95 a<alO' SHED •• •• ••• IEG.lea.M ' . ••• •• •• ' •• •' I ; '1.59 , • ·" :1 11a··· iN~ leallll'llll I lfater ~ 'lllurine u~ lemoo ' leaves, scoteh btoom, aitd pur· pie beans. · An arraowement o! fill fruit ,__ _ _ __ r-~O~ni7i:i\iD.U.;i"";:~;;r.;;;;;-"1 16 It Eastern Hlah Sehoul with the Chester Gordon Club •• host. Chairmen for tbe year were amounced by Mrs. Grace Pratt, president. They are Mrs. Joltn Werner, prop'lll'l; Mrs. strauss 81¥1 Mra. ArthUr Skinner, Oower shaw IIIII Chrlo-s Ughtlng; Mro. Gu,y Reynolds and Mra, c. E. Blakeslee. c:tvic; Mrs. o. P . Klein, radio and publlelty; Mra. Wesley Fry, telephone; Mrt. Bett¥ CUne, cheer aDd dower chair~ Mrs. Berrdce Winebrem.er, and Mrs. - . Houdattltelt. u0ur Purpose" pledged lnUI)I- 1011 preceded the rolgnlng ct the ebarter with Mra. Weese ad Misa Karr having charge. Members signing tile new charter wore presented membership cards. .-God of Grace and God mani Mrs. GJem Lambert and Mrs. Harold ,Lohse. workshop, and Mro, L. 'E. Reynolds, pu),. of Glory" was sung by the group. The Agape fealt was held at llclt;y book. KEEPS YOU CHOPPING FINE ALWAYS! NH Pure hose Plan Makos If Eosy To Buy I £m NEW ROLLIMJ) ALSO ASUPPLY OF FARM WAGONS FULTON-THOMPSON TUCTOI SALIS SPRING AVE. Shower Given Mrs. R.QUSh ' .\.!'1UW'I~e layi!IW ~~with . .. • "'+,, decorotlono In a green and yel. low color scheme hotlored Mrs. Don Roush ol !dlddleport. Held a! the home ct Mrs. Walter Roush, the bostesa was Mrs. Linda Roush, Games were played with prizes being won by !tlr s. Mickey Werner and Mrs. Dobbie Gilkey, Sandwiches, potato eblps, ceokleo, coffee snd 10ft drinks were served. Gills were placed In a hassi. Dan and Ginger; !tlr, and Mro. not with streamers extending Terry Cullums, Mr. and Mrs. from the ceiling attacho<l to the Dwight Cellums, Mike and Ron, corners. Polnei'OJ'i Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Tho guest Hot Incl.- those Buc:k, Alh<lto; Mr. and Mrs. llllDed al>ove and Mrs. Frank George ort...t; Mr. and Mrs. George Roy Kaiser, Jorrl · Powors, Mrs. Joe CUster, Mrs. L¥m and Jeffrel' Alan, WDllams- Grace Pratt, Mrs. Sarah Fowport, and Mr. and Mrs. Harry ler, Nias Terri Fife. steven File, Dmd Fife, Mr.: ChawtSwartz, All... and John, Coolcey Werner, Mrs. Neva Pratt, viDe. Mrs. Nell Werner, Mrs. Roscoe File, Mrs. Walter Rouob, Mlao' Charlotte Clovortaor, Mr1. Balpb Homers Announce Pratt, Mill Molanle VIQalllija, · Bill Lowe, Mrs. Bernard Gil-' key, and Mrs. I1arr7 McCoy. Kal-. •FHds •Seeds • fertilizers Sugar Run Flour Mills Mulberry Ave." Phone 992-2115 Pomeroy, Ohio Lathey Vietnam - ... SWINE ·FEEDING ..... nam. ~ STORM KING DOOR ,CLOSI:Rr . 941ffC1N. rangement 'fiJ.ll land Church of Christ. Arao presented w•s Information on the reg!onol meeting aiated for Nov. TO HONOR BILL ARNOTT Mr. and Mrs. George E. HorA breoktaat ltoaorlng Bill Ani. ner ct CoolviUe, Route 2,. aro ott loaves Tuesds,y ror the tho birth ct u.S. Air Corps, wiD beheld &In- IIIIIOWiclnir Drat child, on 8 lb. 12 oz, dauib· in day morning at the AJbury Unit. ter, Sept, 22, at St. JoHplt Hooed Methodist Qwreh ct llYracuae J)ItallnParkerllbura,III!Dedlllar· by the Eqloa and the YCIWig pret Irene, after both ct her Mr. IIIII Mrs. Looter Lathw Milt claaBOs ct the dtureb. All ol Langovllle have received word members r1 the two elusea are Mrs. llomor Is the fDrmer that their son. Ffe. Roser Llthay, asked to • - the break!aot at JU<IY Westfall ol Raedovlllo. 8a,m. hao arrived In Vletaam. Ffc, Lathey wao irdlcled Into the ortned foreeo on AprU 9, 19e& and eompleted bule trilolni at Fort Jaekson, S. c. romallllng U.U, fDr advanceillndlvllllal tralrdJII, He 11pe11t a Zf. 4111' 1!1""" _wltlt-lda flmlq a n d ~ _,.. leovltw for Viet.. Arrives Mrs. Har17 ~ ....... 11tt · • or the maltth,. -~Oe~r Forest." Memberi reapoulfed to roll coli by ~lili their The arrlllgellltll\ ol thtl montn ." 1 ...s exhibited b.Y .Jrlro, Gil)': Reyn. . olds. She dl,op!Qed 1 itno,.ar- verae to be trans. deep. In conlunctloo with .the program, members exchlnpd bulbs. A letter ll"om the Rutlaed FrleDd)y Gardeners was read oon(erniDg an (l)ell meet1111 to be held on Oct. 23 at the Rut- Birth of Daughter 'Pfc. Roger 'n;t;il;~ !erred to be appJled ibout the time the buds begin tD ljlpear. She said ·the !erWizer should be worked around the plants before a rain or watered ln. Crocus should be »lantedthree inches deep, narcisaJ. four to alx Inches. tullps, eight to 10, and h.Yaclntha, ftve to six inchea Prayer in unison followed a med- the back or the church with grace being given by the Rev. Wendell Stutler. Dessert and cotree were HrVod. The Agape prayer, ocrlpture from St. Luke by Mro. Margarot Eichinger, and a solo, "Let us Break Bread Together" by Mrs. Janice Harper preeedeclthe ·~ng of OOIIUJilllktobytloelloV. .. - .. .... 1\lr, stutleJ< r , :! -"': ':" !l The thanksgiving prayer, the doxology, and the recitation ct Romans 15:5-fi 1n unison concluded the celebrtltlon service. ·, '"""'led Charter Meeting Held 'lbe userviee of celebration" charter meeting, marking the reorganlzalloo and anltlng ct women's orpnizatims ln the Evan· lle1rt!tld• Mn.f,,Sirauoo .....,.aized tho ~e of proper soil proparatl.., at the time o1 plauting. For narcissl.bulba, Mr1. strauss oaJd tllo piantlqr ttpiCO ohould be due o.t to a de!>th or 12 to 15 lnchei, aed that a deeoll!j)Oslng I'Br~llaor like bone meal Is best tor Uae at t11e time or planting. She a !lister worklqr !erWlzor Ill the SPring II MARCIA STEWART Mr. aed Mrs. ROSo Stow· art, Jr., Minersville, are announcing the engagement em awroaehing marriage of their daughter,lllarctoDiane,toPvt. E-2 WOllam Thomas Hendricks, Jr., Racine. Pvl Hen.iricks is the son of the late William Thomas Hendricks, Sr. Tbe wecklirw wW be an event o! 7:30p.m. Saturday at the RuUand Free Baptist Church. The Rev. Paul Taylor will oftldate. s. '"*'· CHANNEL . MASTEl and FINCO HARRY MILLER MANY MORE BUICK PONTIAC PH. 992·2143 Tills. '!" ~eetloil aio! plantq: ol bulbi lor ~~~~ 4owero ~ore .llt1!811 t;y ifrs. Artllur S!r!t:uaa In a PJ'CI!II'IIIJ pre~tm.. 'td 'il Wedowllda1 nlaht'• meetUtr 'o(the ~Amateur ~niri held ot thO homo of Cullums Reunion Held ante11fta1. 992-36~ Mr. and Mrl. Notmln Bax· tor lpOIII the weokind In Cleveloncl 'with their IOrMnolaw • • d dau8btor, Mr. and Mro, Cosmos Papidopilllloo, Mr. IIIII !tiro. Harold Lobae and ..... Jolm, will go to Columlxoo sOtur.lo,r for the bblo State Univerilll' same and from then to HDI!Iboro to villi Mr. and Mrs. James - · · The Loboao spent lui weekend at Weatervllle with !tlr, and Mro. Jamet Lobae, g01n1 especl•IIY for the !ourth blrtbrlq .oltoorvance of Lori Ann. Mr. and Mrs. Beiav Ewing are 011 a three week vacatlm. '"'-1 plan to vloit with Mrs. Ewing's broilter, Charles CaldwoU who is stationed with the u. Army In Orqm. They will also be visiting Mr. and Mrs. Roger Rose in Arizona. 1 I Alan Rudkin, the British IIIII Empire bantamweight c h a m p I o n, eigltt-round bout. , SAVE 62 Pontiac the 199 II FALL 11 LONDON (UPD- British mid- VB Golaxie "Sj)O" Sedan. Belonged to locol teacher. dleweight champim~ Johnny Cruisematic. Shows good core . Pritchett OliQ)olnted New York.. based Cuban WD!redo Hurst In a elgltt-round bout at the HUlon Hotel Thursday night. Catalina 4 dr . VB. Extra nice for model. On me..a ·~oelr. Hoot milessF~!E 64 Ford Open Western Pleooure. Open Ride and Run. ~n MIDDLEPORT, 0. WOODEN STEPSTOOJ: 68 Models & Used Cars one owner, extra clean with low mileage . SUITS AND SPORT COATS FOR YOUR .,..._ . ~ tho not....triendly reoeptloo. : Wider 8 years. EXCELLENT SELECTION Qleotloos .., Ute book ol Revelatlooo were asked by !tiro. Cello Eokew and Mrs. Charles Eskew ST. . · PT. had the eutartalnment. Mr. Bol>ert Woods, paStor, asked eraee Ir-~·---------------------·-·--·-·-· . before relreahmenta were aerv~ ed by the hoste to thooe named I and Mrs. Woods, Mrs. Edward I I Ve-, Mrs, WalfOr K""""'¥, I Jr.. Mrs. Louis OJborne, Mrs. Elwood Bowers, Mrs. Milton Roullh, and Mrs. Denver KapI ple. I The November meeting will be I lteld at the home ct Mrs. Elkew. but aggreaafva tbli far, tan pro.. IJ!ct Its new oporterll.ack from 66 Pontia' Western stake Race. Appaloosa Plessure. Egg and Spoon, Open Ladles Horsemanship. call, TIFFIN CREDIT J »IIIIIHid' for Neleon that tie 111111' not awroc1ate. II will he lalert~ to see If the Bl'DIIDI •• cent fourth . The classes: , Open Walk-Trot Class, Rider Open perlalnlni! to ootumn In rospooae to roll I ;a; Age 40 and over. The judge will be Royce Brown- lien p.vo oomtltltlng INSTANT CREDIT Only 11,94B easy A1r Cond1t1oned. Power seot. Courtesy Lights . New Buic~ To Ride in ShOU? A horse show sponsored by LAV:A·WAY TODAY! PltUbur&h'• anlt iriii pn>babt;y have a n..,pu.., loooe, IIIIlCh Only major African waterway that twice crosses the equator is the Congo. aoae home ol !tlr. and l\lrl. Harold Smllh. ·. Tho daio ,voted to .liP• mmf!'/ In a -~ lUnd toward the puref!aoe ct the carpeting. !tlrl. Smltll - - I h e meeting whleh -""' with devotions l>.r loin. Conrad OlollnsOr. ua~Jlg "Prayer.. u ber tople, Mro. ~ini!Br read from !rialtheir 8 and ...._ •. the Lord'1 Prll,)'or In ual1011. Mom- •' Selection, Planting Of Bulbs Explained Pomeroy... ) !i Perso.nol Notes )!j nillhr• meellow held at the $rra- ?: ~ Grandma,Grandpa ~!,. ~~!~~n. "7:--,..\'1~ .. - Hlo adclreao II Ffe. Jqer Latlloy, U. S. 51983011, Co. D, lot · : . lin., .18th Int., lot i)!. Dl••• ·APO lllil F~oo, 96345, ..:A , ln.~lento protein, · ~nd· �.--·..- ...-·- ·-·. .. .__.,..... _ _ * _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~- ' ot 1~ ~ : ''IAI cludlnl. ~tb ~ ...... "~.·, My Heort Be .\With t b o t1 God." A reiPODM qn thl uPraJW• · Thlnga that Brook Uw Heort of God" by Richard Lolimaa, Ill•· t!Jeme was riven by the mom- ·~=;': A revteW bero. There was Pl'lll'er llld lbo creed o1 peace by Miss Ebero- en by Mrs. Ben Neutzllng, hlsb• HgiJklcl WomoQ)' afle1110011'1 !~lin Free m~ or tl>o Pomero.r ShakesMelhodlll ~ell, qj,c. Slbrouah peare Club. Oct. 13, ROY. Deilliort Allloon, Meeting at tile homo of Mrs. ~ Services Robert Warner, the sessiOn op~ 7:30p.m. olihiJy, J>l!blle Invited. ened with a devotlooal program by Mlas Lydia Ebersbach, UsMEIGS HIGHSehool CheerleadFRDJAY REVIVAL, IIYSEI.L bach. II was · - w ...uibutlml to HVOII !)I'Qioda supported tllrwg!J tile Feclerllled Cldlll-. ers rponsored dance, Friday, Melgo Junior Hlg!t Auditoriwn, 10 10 12 p. m., rollowiOB the Mala!Klolllpol.is roolboll ...,.. The Jays wW omcee; SATURDAY IDGH SCHOOL 'DANCE party, Saturday, 8:30 p. '& to ll:30 p. m. Meigs JuqiOil., High Audltorium. The Jays Will emcee. Dance is school sponsored. SUNDAY FIRST DISTRICT Sunday School and BlpUst Training u.. ion lnltltute SUnday at ttte Naomi Blplist Church. 1 >' 'II , MONDAY RIVERVIEW PTA, Monda.v, 7:30 p. m. at school; final planning ror Hoil-curnival; open house w be obser>ilt POMEROY GARDEN Club, Mordl,y, 1 p. m. at home of Miss L,ydla Eborsboch. YOUTH FELLOWSHIP, District 4:, United Methodist Charge, MalloY, 7:30 p. m., at MDrnlng star United Mo-st Church. GOSPEL MEETING, Success Cburch of Christ, Oet. 7-16, 7:30 p. m. Joseph HDBklos, speaker. PubHe welcome. THEODORIJS COUNCIL, Dsug!Jtara of America, 7:30 Munday Di8ht at the IOOF halli penny Fobers Announcing ing "Praise" as her theme with excerpts from the ••Jntematlooal Prayer Fellowship," Mila Birth in August at tho P'""eroy Unlklcl Methodist l Look ·Si$, In the· Paper ----- Eberlbach read the medltat1oas, Mr. and Mr~ Harold Faber "'Omnipotent Presence" aDd "The Law r1 Expectancy," con- ol Mount sterlillJ are announcq tbo birth of a son, Harold Blayne, on Aug. 8 at Ute Madi- WORLD ALMANAC FAC1S son County .Hospital ln London, Ohl4> Mr. and Mrs. Faber, the former Karen Sue Snyder, have a daughter, Tyrsa Lorrbxla, five. Mr. and Mrs. Robert steele, Pomeroy, Route 3, Mrs. John Bolin of Athens, and Aha Faber o! Pomeroy are the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Roush of Letart, W. Va., are great-grandparents. Just over half, or 130 million, of the Soviet Union's 224 million people speak Russian, The World Aimanac says. The U .S.S.R. is the largest contiguous area ruled by one govern· Requirement A trademark must be in actual use by the company in interstate or foreign com· 1· merce at the time apphca 1on for registration with the U.S. p 1 1 otr· . ade __•_e_•_ _'c_e_"_m _ _·_ _, to in addition spoken. Russian are The Almanac By United Press International Today is Friday, Oct 4, the CROW'S STEAK HOUSE • Home of the .. Fabulo1U The morning stars are Mars and Jupiter. The evening stars are saturn ·lions H On Birthdays ·l.!uJh SANDWICH ·, " \dRI~lly ;Ho!Q:' " ..• .,,., ->• . , L . ' '-·'· = 992-5432 ood. Mr. and Mr1. WOllam Abell Glt Sllllrday, Sept. 22 at 8 p.m. tel', IIIIo waa · Rolteaaea Bett3' Abell, lf1rllo Lee Abell, and Orpha "''•kv. The door prize went tD l.or«U Mlddle.....-t. other prl101 went W Rodney Allen and -·Abela. JUST MADE FOR THE YOUNG MISS were Long Bottom, ...... Johnlfm. Lawrence John- · Ollie Sayre, Clrol Dolley, : CrloV Dolley, Romle Dolley, U.. Alleo, -.r Allen, Cheryl I Lartdu, Pamela l.arldna, Bobble Cozart, Dorm! Roosh, Elaine l:.f!llelr, d IHESHOE BOX Wh•r• Sh••• Are Sensibly Priced Mike Mlddleswart, Lor- MIDDLEPORT, 0. lllddleawart, Ralph Gulltlg, Ill l'llrtland, Wayne Ervin and W.-11 Ervin of Racine, Beth Abela, &We Abels and the boo~Abell. See Them! :Jb!o,oventng was open! In play1111 pmeo, plo,rlng reeords and IIOdol rislting_ Rlfrelhmentt ol cake, Ice mlnti and koo1 aid were CftiDl, .,...S. 'They received maQYnlce lllfbland cards, ,i i I r' Buy Them At tion. What's more, your newspaper is your K&C Jewelers marketplace, where advertising competition from your shopping dollars. - - pre1H!III.Iod w Lori. r • Basis for I..egend .· The manatee served as a IMlais fpr the m!'lny mermaid ' "'ends. Seen from afar by ,@f!Aiinative sailors, ·.mtatUen it was for a human fish . · Allll<iugb the manatee is a lt llves in the water lind caanot move on lllnd. ' nwnmll, m- .:!:, Frederi d!l..- rl~nviU·~ · 'the~ .~KW"itltt~.! ceietfttt;, at:' · ,; . . . _ Clal\ • ·f~-;.:lr"'~j Grand To Give, Great To Own : Wyler lncaflelC thrives on heavy duty wear, while its stylins shines at the smartest affa1r. The ins1de secret on its pr.eclaion performance: the exclustve lncaflex balance wheel.suaranteed asainst shock for life-replaced FREE if ever broken. tnh e relay shoeh stra1ghllo 111~1 Mia nee- mechlmiS/11 MARK V STORE RAY RIGGS, INC. lEIVING COAL COMPANY WIWS ANTHONY ROYAL OAK PARK ARNOLD'S SOHIO SERVICE RACINE FUL-VALU MARKET y..._ _dei'· '· ' :~~~~~i- For men: Wyler makes handsome watches thtt are a:usranteed waterproof as long as crystal is intact, genuine parts used. Startmg at $29.95. Wyler offers uncompromisina quality, out· standina: value. See our W,ter 1pec:lal1, todar. balance wlleet OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. ..n~ Wyler Inc~ flu. ballntt ~ wheel G1-V£.S wilh shock guarantetilfol .. . worlhlp, 9:30 a. m.; ehilreb acboot, 10:15 Lm.; e~na .w9l-.: ahiP, 7:30; MYF ~. I1SO p.m. PI'IIJ'!Ir mo,IIIW Ud·JIIbla lllllll'; Wtcllleadt,J, 7o30 p.;q_· AdmlnlltriUve meotiqr, ftrot;,. ~--1 · I- ' . ~ hie agam1l dimaar ·~ I I .,.. ,... I. '• " .. , .. . ·---1---------------1 .MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE =~=.~ ao.,,m. CROW'S STEAK HOUSE ~~----~--SWISHER & LOHSE 10 =... u,..., Ord111ar~ ~ rifid spokes BOGGS EQUIPMENT· SOctety · whole family finds entertainment and informa· Observed Tuesday 11'aey and 1'inun,)' f11sell. Gitto ,· You'll see by the paper what's new, what's go- sect>nd Birthaay bl'rthctor -TINY'S FOODLAND LYONS<'MARI(Ef · u-•- thrives, and you discover how to get best values Mr. and Mrs. Larry HudiiOil llllertained fuesdi,J with I par1;J In obsenance ol Ule MCond ol their daug!Jter, Lori. A eakeinscrfbed''HawYBirthd.IJ, Lori," lee cream, c:ottee and kool..aid "ere served to Mr. and Mrs. Dave Gneser, Kay a n d Clem, Mrs. Cborles Wyatt, JanIe and Helena, Mr, and Mra. Jolwt Grueser, Mr. and Mra. Walter lflldooo, JudT and Debbie Werry, GOfGLEIN READY1MIX CO. toll..,•- ing on, what's to do. In your newspaper, your . _ , WOllam Abels Jr., and •· HOYT'S SOHIO SERYIC£ "''""llB 9.50 Brown B-0 Widths -· R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Size 10 to 12 Mary Vljoperman of Columbu1, s.;,s, ,, ... 9.99 ln&0111chael Flemln& Clnclr CarPill, , Llrl')' stalllaker. Barbara - . , . , 111111 Size 12~ to 4 .,...,."8' were Charlene Flemluehards of K., 1/p wid de News 111Jeilt . NOMAD BY MISS ROBIN I~ ' wei September 22 -rta!Ded with a blrthdi.Y party HEINER'S BAKERY 1'--• - ...... Ancl T•k• •rni ...... a United Air Lines DC-4 hit Medicine Bow Peak in southern Wyoming. hanariJ>a their two ...,s, Wllllaln Jr., who was 13, and Leo-- --it.. El<lor Church; women of the Enter- and Vefl.ls. On this da,y in history; prlae church to be guests. This IJI 1890, Mormons in Utah la • service d. celebration upon the algnlng of the charter for l'enounced the practice or the new women"a grcq>, result- polypmy. In 1927, Al Jolson starred in IIV in the merger of the EUB "The Jazz SiJWer ," the first and Methodist churches. run-length talking movie. In 1938, Dr. Duard Benes ~A~·~ .-• ."~signed as president or czech~ Uf ,IVf~ ca: \.: -s.tovakia urxler press~e"l o£- B"' ;. German uiUmatwn. In 1955, 66 persons died when tJNti'EO ww, ment--ex:tending west to east from Poland to the Pacific and up to 3,000 miles southward from the Arctic Ocean. Wlthln these boundaries 148 laoguages t. ., ·' . Morihw Worahlp, 10:45 a. m.; 8:2Q, ~wolc ~- milk ' . ,aqp. m.,Mro. , Pf.IJer meeiiiW, 7:30 p. m. ·~, Wedqeti.,, , _ TIIIrQ)', ·Fred E. S!nlth, loY· MiJ!e llota~JP', cllu llidtr, · leader. Youth Fellowship, 7:'0 . PO-OY Ww!:R IJGIIT Chureb ·- llarrl""'!fll~. l!oid ,.i II- m. Smday, ROy, Roy. 'I'IIJ'Ior,. PIJIOI', Nara lilT, IIEIUION UNITED . Hartmon, 'S. S. ·f~~Cit,c . Sancla,y BRETHREN IN cil)uST - Rev, Sdlool, BiSQ'a.m.IWOfilllplorYMellie! Smith, pastor~'S u n d I y Iea; 10,30 L m.j Evenlqr ,...,._ School, 9:30 a. .m.; Ru11ell $peDoo ~. 7:30 p. m, Prajer and ~. 7 J,. m, Wec1De1- · cer, l~i Allred Wolle, llliat- Pralal oenlee, 'lllaridif, 7ol0 dl)'•. ant. Morning Sennon 11 a. m., P.m. . . . THE RIJTLAND '"ME'r)lbDlST P. m. •., . ·UNITED FAl'l1t, CHURCH ., of evenlll8 sennon,7:30p, m.,altar· . · : Neaoo SeUlement, Sunday Sc:bool llld!W each Sunday, Clan meet. CHURCH - ROY, C, J. Lemley, THE RU~IloOID COIOIUl>4TY 'S!tiOriiitel)dont. R'o f Jol1nloil, 111811 Lm., tltAlrnaUnr SUndaji pallor. Clllr<b Scbool, 9:30a.m.; . mornings. DaYid Holtez, e I a 1 s Wor11di! Hrrire, 10:l\O a. m• C!IIJRCH,-Jle'l, Amol TIWopa.. Youth meetlns, 6:30, Sunday. ' CHRJ3'pjJI' SOENCE Services lor • . &mdt.Y ojlhool, 9:30 a.m,; RACINE ME111ciD!sr - W. SYRACUst Fl!IST UNITED leader. ChrlsUan Endoevor, ~:30 Ill 315 . Mahtst., Pt. Pl....nt, Lee P""!"''', ~1111: PRESBYTERiAN - Rev. Llnaoa p. m. every other SUnday eve- Dale McClurg, pastor,' SUnil)' Sundays 11 a. m.; WednolldQo Worship Mrvtee, 11 a.m. Wod- - n 1 , pastor, Sunday oehool, niiWo Jean Sexson, prealdont. s.:boot, 9,ao·a.m.1Worshlp901'Y8 p, m. All ..,etcome. noeday Pt'O)'Ormoelin& 7:30p.m. 9:SO a.m.; woral)lj> aervice, 10!- Prt¥er meeting, 7:30 p.. m. every Iee, 10,30 a. m.; Jlriot eholr &!nday nl&hlworshlp, 7:30. 30 a.m.; Bible 1tudy and prayer Wednellday. Board meoU118o 7:30 practice, w-..Jde1, 3:20,. m.; service, WedJWiday, 7:30 p.m. p, IlL, first Monday of month. Senior choir )ll'OIOIIce, 'lliurQ)', 7:80 p. m. " - llultier Claaa LOTTRlDGE UNITED METII• TilE: DANVILLE irn>LEV AN PoMEROY FIRST BAPTIST POMEROJ( TRINITY UNITED moetllw, fwrth FriciiiJ' ol eaeb ODIST - IV4fs~il), tirltllldtbird . C!IURCH - ~lo*.; llooer, pao- C111'V01' Wl)llaina, pufor. Jolin CHURCH OF CBRISTRev, W, madb it 6 p. m, We11011111 ServSUndajis or each IIICIIIIh, 10:4$ a. ·tor;. ·~ ~~ &Uidll· School wueo, SUndaji Sebool 8q)erln11. ..,.rrln, pastor. Plllrtck D. ele Guild, fourth MOIIIIay of ...h m.; . second lrid lburth SlllldiJ.Io' S...O~e~ , SUnday Sehool, 1udent, 5\milay S.bool, 1:30 a. Wood, &!pt. SUnday School, '9:15 month, 7:30 p, m.; Jlrior 111gb. 30 7:30 p. m. $unday School 9:U · 9: .a.. m.; . ll''!flltlp service; m.; Morning 'worohlp, 10,30 a. a. m.; Wonhl», 10:25 a. m. ·MYF, 4:30 p. m. each Sunda,y; 10 30 L m. Cl!rillilan Endeavor: third = . a; ~,'.Y<!idh 'llld Junior - m.; BYF, 6 p, m. Bible study, Youth eholr rehearaaJ, Monday, Senior Hflh MYF, 5:30 p. m., sa•-.....:.-"oteaeh moDth. -- ' " .roiltb 6:45 w~-""-· lloii.WI.JI· _.. _ _•Y'!Iiie, .:_{j • .._ P. m. Evevw.-~ .. 7 p, m,; c~IIUU'"•pr&e• 6:30 p. m, lllra, Marvin Burt, each SUnday, , , ~'l!- '!1'!11)!P; 7:3...- Prayer llld t!Ce, 8:30p.m, W-sday. cllz:ertor; Senior c:bo!r rehearsal, PORTLAND METHODIST •' : pr11!-'r:Woi!boeday,7:31. ThurQI', 7:30 p, m., ·MrS, Paul Rev. w_ Dale lolrClurg, pallOr. LAUREL CLIFF FREE~ ~l'AITH CHURCHMT, UNION BAPTIST- Rev, Neue, dlnclor. Thursday, all SlllldQ SciiOol, 9:30a.m.; Woroasr CHURCH,... -S.Iiool Nlaae Se!tlement - &bert E. Cern Cox, pulor, SundiiJ' School day, BillY Bee IjUlltins party In •hb> somee, 7:30p.m. 9:30 a. m., mornliW l'tOrlldP, &nlth, sr., pastor, &lnda,y School ouperinlondent, Larey Clark. church IIOdol room. OAK GROVE METHODIST 10110 a. ...,, evontnr WOJ'lhlP,' •1110r1litendent Ranneth 11ataon. Sanday School, 9:46 a.m.;Sunla,y RUTLAND C H U R C H OF W. Dole McClurg, pastor. SUnday 7130 p, m.; li'echl8do.Y, , Christ- - Sundo.Y ,School, 9:30 a. m.; ...,,. nenbv ~ship, 7:30; Wodnos- CHRIST - Eugene Underwood, · School, 10:30 L m.j Worshl.p 1111 Youth Cruiadora I:SD-J,i;, .,; lhiP lervlco, 10:30 a. m. and cla,y Pl'IIYOI' IIIII Bible 111D11¥, 7:30 pastor; V. H. Braley, St.w>t; Sun-- service, 9:30 a. m., first and and prayer ni~otllW; 'I:So p'.i;,, · 7:30 P. .m. - b &lnda,y.llld.oreok . p, m, cla,y BChool, 9:30 "' m.; com- lb!rd Sunda,y eaeh month, ThurfMa.y, choir practtee,' 1 p, prayer meetlni. Wedne8do,y,7I30 munion and worship service, 10:ZION CHURCH OF CHRJSTm, R. Eupno GW, paswr; PhD P• m. SUTTON METHODI!T -ROY, 30 a.m.; prayer meeting, Thun· Pomeroy.JJarrtaonvUle R o a d. W!ae, !0&>!. · w ~e MeCiur1 JIIBIIir Sw>- day, 7:30p.m. John Webster, paotor; Roy LitDEXTER CHUBCH OF CHRJsr ':" KENO CHURCH OF CIIIIM'- ~ Sehool, 10:30 ;,_ m.; w.:.-aillp CHESTER li!ETHODIST Charge ' tie, !llnda,y school superlnThe day little Jimmie admired my mtwl~ I was the strongest man in Uw! -Bonnie O.ssel~ Ptstor. No"' ·Norman M<Caln, Service, 9:30 a. m., eecond llld - Rev. Pearl A. Cam, putoi', tendent. !llnda,r sebool, 9:30 a. whole world. And 80 J ~alned until the next morning when 1 got into an arp. man c. •~t~t. !Outday School, Senlroa weekll it 9:30 L m. (ourtll 8omday oocb month, CHESTER: Worablp, 9 a. m.: m.; worabJp service, 10:30 a. ment with that bl.a" kid 111 the next block. Th@n 11 humiliating retreat ~eemed 9:30 L m.; Woraldi! •orvtco, Pnachbw,llrllllld tblrd&nlt.Y S\nfay Scbool, 10 a. m.; Mra. m. ~ evening aervtce, 7:pre1erabJe to 1 bloody note. 10130 a. m, Chrlatian ~YOr ol montb by Cborles Rulsell it CHESTER CHURCH OF THE WaJ.d Spencer, SUpt. FLAT- 30i Thursday evening service, Lifl hun't chanptl mtJCh aince I'Vfl grown up. SometimE!~! on Suntlay I am SonciO)' OVOnlOB, 9:30 a. m. NAZARENE - Rev, Herbert WOODS: Chureh School, SUnday, 7-30 . so confident of my human mitf!t that I glibly pass up the 8 piritual resou~ RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF BRADFORD CHURCH OF Grate, pastor, Worship service, 11 a.m., JGI!n Bally,~~ wormy neichbort are flnllln1 In chureh. And by Monday I'm wondll'rin1 where w 'sr~7of!N's LIJTHERAN-Brlturn tor htlp In eome inaurmount.able dlffleulty. THE NAZARENE -SoniaySchool . CHJmlT - Cbarle1 RulseU, Pill· 11 L m. and 7:30p.m., Sunday, shlp semce alternates will> AI- an E!wel, paator, Morning wor• 9!30 0. m.; Morning Worship tor, Richard Gilkey, ScQit. Sun- Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. Rieh- fred IDd F1atwooda. Services abJp, 9 L m.; Sunday Sehool, ~peritnoe ia forew-r teaChing me that my own aelf~nlidenee is moetly ae]f. delumon. The men l admire aeem ablolutely honest about their own limitations 10:30 a. m.;. Eftl!hw Worlldp,' diiJ' Sehool, 9,80 a. m.;lllorniJv ard Barton, S..,L, Charles Bla- Sllllday mornl118 or oventrw, of 10:30 a. m. and ab.olutely certain about God'a ltftngth. ' 7:30 p. m, Pnyer iemeea, 7:30 Worship, 10:30 a. m,J ~ sell, assl1lant supt. Prayer meet- eaeh week. . ST, PAUL'S LUTHERAN -32 One SUnday IS I sat In a pew and watched others reoeeiving Communion this P. m. .WodnoadO)',SUnifa.ySchool, -llhlp, 7p,"l'WedDIIIdii'Bible q, Wedneoday, 7:30p.m. GRACE EPISCOPAL- E. Main E. Seeond st., Faneroy, Smday thought atruck me: Am.cmg 111011 wllo u~~~ ~'"~r~Jt~TeJ~Ur befcrre G.'- allar todaw- U ~ l'lullne llcCUn· II1DII¥, 7:10p.m, st., Pomeroy - Sundoy worohlp Sebool, 10 a.m.; Worahlp sentee Mfldowbt.dly tA1 worid'1 1tnnlg1ft 11141\. took. Putor, Rev,, llt\nio M. Rf.ORGANIZED cuURCH dF" HARRISONVILLE PRESBY: oerviee, 10:30 a. m, with lilY- 11 a, m. Wolto. _ Josua Chrlot ot l.tter D 1 y TERIAN - Mrs. Nonna Loo, leaders. SYRACUSE UNITED METRO. TUPPERS PLAINS UNITED Saint~, Portland.- lillelne 11014. Sunday School lill>erlntendent. SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST DIST CHURCH - Re p ul A. v. a METHODIST- MorninrWarsldi! Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.lllfom. llunday School, 9:30 L m. Suit. Chureh - Faneroy, Mulberry 9:30 a. m. al,,b'mor EUB IIull'- q WOJ'sbif, 10:30 a. m, &mday . day sorvire, 8 p, m., the Rev, Hefghta Rbld 1101111 ~ Veteranl Sellers, pastor. Sulday School, file. E1111ondod SUndaji Schoolses- ~ lll'vice at 1, WedDIIIday Mox Donahue or llliddlll>Ol:l Momorlsl H.,;pltal. Phillip Gag- 9:30 L m., Ben Quisenberry' lion for nursoey to gn4e six o~ prayer sentcO, 7:30. ~11£. ., or pastor W-aday 7•30 P S...~ Morn!~~& worship, 10:30 e. m.', Bible~ ml"er ~eet~ m., Rrat alii third Sundays each chlldron ot Iormor Methodlat- Pastor, _Frederick, J. Sto- JEHOV All'S WITNE!SES · lnl. Saturday: 8abbath Sehool, month. Evening evangeli.Uc nex at 9:30 L m.. Mri.J ames bart. ... · C·--.._• LF10:30 a. m,; Worship, 9:30a.m. service. 7:30 p. m., secontJ and Stou~ chUdren'a -riiUndont. ry ~·--·· Pl'tsldl!wmlnlotu, With the hope lt wut, In same measure, roster and help sustain that which iiiODd to tamay FIRST UNITED PRESBYTER- rourth Sundays. &mdl,) Cburch Scllooi.-adulta•~ Sanda,y, Bible lecture, 9I30a.m.; and community Ute, this teatureiaspongoredbythe businessllnns and orgll'dq.Uaaa wboM BETHANY UNITED METRoYOIIGii'; 10, 30 a. m.• ~ / ; ' BRADBURY CHURCH OF Watoll Tower 111D11¥, 10,30 a.m.; IAN CHURCH - Middleport, appear btlow. · Guest Minister, James · Bucha~ DIST CHURCH - Rev. Paul A. senior 'hlsh IIIII ' ' CIIRIST_- !llndoJ lcboo1,9:30a. Wodllelday: ~lble ltudy,7 p, m. an, Sunday School Superinten-- Sellen. pastor. Morni~ wormeet In rornier ~ Clnlr"It m. Glllil Ev!Inl, lqlt. Clolrch lf81'· ThurlldQ: Mln!otry aebool, 7 p, dent. Sunday School, 9:30 Lm. ship, 9:30 a. lll.i Sunde) School, .: ...... Chur . c .tees; 10!80 A.m.; ovontnr ..,._ m, Semee meetllw, 8 p. m, 1 or rh Sc-. llo.fd ~- 1 30 w~...... ·~ MASON CHURCH OF c~T- Worship Service, 10:30 a.m. 10:30 a. m. Blythe Thein, SupL IIackney, youth ~ntendent; ·~:;;; . : PI'-- ""' ~ ~~ ~·t"'~ ... ..:..· Dlor se~ , ...., ·~ p•m. .....,or - - ~··riiGII Woekley, Choir practice, 7:30 p.m. Wed- Youth Fellowship, 6:3'0 p, m. BAKERS OF GOOD BREAD WEST MAIN ST. POIIIEROY,O. ~ - · .,.as .... •e adul~ · pastor Bible ltudy rluseo Sunnesday, CARMEL UNITED METHoHUNTINGTON, W, VA, ' -till& lit formelo-EVB bodldJ!!t,' GRA'HM.! tJNim> IIE'J'H(). dl)', !Oa.m, Worlldpllld-SUPPORT THE CHURCH OF YOUR a!01CE DIST CHURCH - Rev. Paul A. ·;JVInoyard. oovt. Multi!~-,.- DJST ~HU.RCH ~ Preachin& 9,_ q, 10,65 a, m.; IIJ' _ ASBURY UNITED METRO. Sellers, pastor. Sunday School, ljle· s.party,last~!lh- , ;q,t.,ll\:'; ;Fii'ot w I!00011d am- oenlee, ' 7,a0. ·~ T ·· · r".~N,:;~!..w-.n . I , Ylltltb Followahlp each 4.).1 'llf ·urlt;a'liiolib•1 Third .... cluses Weclni ..•• ''IM · . • PI • .,....., S.bool, 9:30 L Dl.i Wayne Roush, IlK.,..._.. • p ~ 1 ....__._ .._x , .. _ · 10 L m.- Carroll Norrlo .,_ Morning worship, 10:30 L ~rn., --... • • ~ n ~...... .....,. FOOirtl1 iludO)'o each montli, Wor ' ' """" odlottiulldlJII, Diotr!et~ral- ablp ·~H at 7,30 pm.· MORNING STAR UNITED Worship service,11a. m.; MYF secorxl and lourthSwxla,ysoteach "MEMBER OF TilE BIG 3;' Evening eva...llatlc ly llratM'""'IIY'~iliroli" ,1101 ....,_:~ ~ 'i:31i, PriiJ'or METHODIST CHURCH - Rov, 6 p, DL SUnday. Prayer meeUng month. PHONE 992-3284 GENERAL MERCHANDISE service, 8 p. m. secoR:! 1 n d MIDDLEPORT LETART ·uNrrDl METIIO- llillil!>fo8tu<IY W!Uiam Aln011, pastor; John Wednollda,y, 8 p.m. TUPPERS PLAINS PR. 66'7-3280 third SUndaji each month. Dllll' CHURCH_ ~· and _so<- . FRi:En9M GOSPEL Ml&l!ON lhlo, &.,t.; Roy Van ~·Ass~ POMEROY CHURCH OF THE 01111. ~~ ptea~ ' & p.m.;. _;Btlcl Knob&, Portlllldolilllhan S0Vt. Sunday School, 9.45 I. m., NAZARENE - Corner llnlonlllll ENTERPRISE UNITED METHThlrd 11111 Fourtll -!bidll1s, $lui·· Road. Rev. E. J. Grlllltb,'pastor, Mulberry. Rev. Clyde V. Hender-- ODIST - Rev, William Airson, dQ Scllool 10 a.'lii.;'WOfi!Idl,>~.- SUndlul School, 9:30 1.. m.;Iqo SOUTH BETHEL UNITED son, ~aror. SUnday Sehool, 9:30 Ptslor. Rolph Spencer, &.,~; SALES - ALLIS C11ALMBERs - SERVICE n...u a.m.;_ tu.llda,y ev.,tap v Wllfre<!. Sot)~. ~ worship METHODIST- Worship, second a. m., RlymOIII W~ ~ Eldon Weeks, Ass't. Worship oerFARM - INDUSTRIAL - LAWN - GARDEN MIDDLEPORT, 0. . 1'1". andBlblollutll:. sonjee, 7;30 p.m. Prayermeeto- and fourth Sllllday, 10:30 a. m.; E~agii8Se"~',!!lp,T,:31 0.P.30m.l. .~· vices, 9:30 e.m.; &lnday School, 118 Pllllo, ~...IIY 0 TUPPERS PLAINS · 1 Tueada.Y 7 30 IIIII- llrat llld thlrdSund&Ys,7:30p, m. ·"'~ 10:30 a.m.; Youth Fellowship, PH. 667-3435 RVf4NI'; CHURcH OF THE k: ; · Sunday School, 9:30a.m. Youtl> week ·aervlo;e, WednoadO)', 7:30 6:30. Wednesday: Choir, 6:15 p. 15 • Fellootahlp, 6 p, m. each Sunday t<AZARENE ;:- Rev. , Llw<I D. -~·-. c• c p. m. m.; Bible study, 7:30. Grimm, Jr., Pallor. Sua d 11 Ylltltb FoUowohlp, Friday, 7:30p. at T!wera Plalna Uniklcl Melho>o So~, t 1ao._ .ID.l mornlnr wor- m. Ernoot DeetAlr, leoder; Roc• dlot Church. FOREST RUN UNITED METHCHURCH OF CIDRST - Mldlhip, 10:30 ,jl. m.; y - ~ 8 ' or Wutred, Jr., prealdolt. ODIST - Rev. Wendoll G. Stut- dleport, 511> llld lllaJ!I, Jack .OIDO'S OLDEST llODGE DEALER aervi.. , 7i,ll!l11· m.; e'lan&tiJsllc , ~. MASON ASSFNBI.iY, CHURCH OLD DEXTER COI'!GREGA- lor, !)U!or. Worship aervice, 9 Seltea, siQII. Bible School, 9:30 BAKERS OF HOLSUM BREAD MIDDLEPORT, OIDO oervjre 1, f:SO p, m,. Wedrellday OF GOD ,-- Seeaod st., M.-1_ TIONAL CHURCH _ Rov. WU- a. m.; SUnday Sehool, 10 a. m. a. m.; Mornlqr worahlp, 10:30 a, MIDDLEPORT, 0. ~ 7:30 p. m. · • w. va. l>lDIDI,y .,.,-.,, •0 """' lard lluteber, pastor. lire.· wor- llrL Fred Nease,.s..,t. ni.; Evenbv worthiP, 7:30p.m.; IIIDDLEP011'1' ""•Ailf lJNlTD) M0111flle ...,.lhlp,lla. m.Eal!-. ley Francis, Sunday 3chool S..,t. loiiNEiisvJLLE V N 1 TED Prayer aervlro, WednoadO)', 7 p, IIETHODIST-Mu ·I!:; nlm.IIIII pUIIic_~•.1:10.Po<ot.,Biblt . 5wlday S.IICICil, 1:30·&. m.' Church METHODIST - Rev. WendeD m. Rev. Raulln Moyer, pallor, mWIIef; Jemo, ~·. .Sind)' lllld ~ ~. Wed• 881'VIeea ftrll ""' lb!rd SUnday Stutler, pastor, Sunday Sehool, CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE ......... 1 -~• - -'-'~-~-_/ no~, .1::30 p. m, Cho-''Ffl!! ~'"'-'-'· ""hool o ••0111 9 a. m.; Kemeth Wlgens, "-t. -Middleport, Rev, Audry Mlllor, Lincoln - Mercury - Comet - Eqjlllh FCll'll · __,.. """'!' · ~ ~ liillo'r::1'1oan!l '(13-.t JU. __ llld ;,:..;~ ~ve~s, Worshlj> service, 10 a. m. ..... •Plllur. Lester 'h,vlor, So.,l.&!nIIIDDLEPORT, OIDO aurdl . l<bool, t,icJ. -,morn- . c••· ....,.-.CHURCH-"'-'-• 73 ••· S.hool, 9·30 a.-. 59U601 •- ........,. 0 30 - -··~ ~• ...,._ : 0 P. m., Church Servieee. SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE ...., ' ""• -~.. 85 N. COURT ST. .•~ ~·--· 1 : l,'!'o; yualh ' bur7· Roold. SUriiiiiY School, tiiO •-- NAZARENE - Rev. A. E. MOler, Worohlp, 10:30 a.m.; Jimlor SoATliENS, o_ 'IJ,i,tih! ~,, ~II;ID· Choir,.._ o. "!to~iiil~Jb t::arl, 1q1. WOrship C~TER Cnu1<CH OF tlO~ rlet;y, 6:30 p. m.; NYPS, 6:45 p. -.;~ ,~ldi II"-J,,7p.m.,..ehojr ..ntee. 1,0!80 a.m. IDII'7130 P. Tbo ROY, CboatorBryaal,pulllr. paawr. Bob Moore, Sunday m. SUnday EYqellatlc meelflle, . . . . ~ : 1'1111- Pn.Jer'rm. ~ 11 • ~-moet~qJ, SUnday Scllool, 9:30 a. m.; Wor- Sebool s..>t. SUndaji School cliu- 7:30p.m. Pra,ver meetllw, Wed-.. . . ,, . W... !Pf, I p.Jii, W - · · 7:10. P,m, . . ship oenico, 11 a, m.; Evellinll OS for ail egeB, 9:30 LID,l Mor.. 1108d0)',7:30 p. m, PRODUCERS AND DlSTRIBIJTORS -· -. worshlp,7:30p.m,Pn.Jer901'Y- q Worship, 10:30 a.m.; NYPS THE SALVATION ARMY -EnPLUMBING AND IIEATJNG OF IRGH GRADE COAL ..uion "", leo, TueQI', 7:30 p.. m. Youlb SUnday 6:3o p.m.; Evansellstlc voy Bay s. Wlnlng, otttcor 111 99Z-25SO WEST COLUMlllA, W. VA. _...,... "!'· Servlct, . ~ldQ, 7!80 p. m, · Servlee !llndoJ 7:30p.m.; Mld- c11arp. SUnday, 10 a.m., Holl240 LINCOLN ST. lllDDLEPORT . • - .· ~ Louise GUkey,l!oronand ... K'",:"'Y .~1, .111'11.. Sotur*,y ot week Prayer meeting Wednu- nou meell118; 10!80 a. m. SUnN~ws Tad, .,..,.,,. .UltAlcl AYI pWtey • InOtilh. diiJ' 7:30p.m.; Mlsalonary 'Meet- c1a,y School. YOUJII People'• Le. .. . Wodnolldl1. · IIEI&LOCK GROVE Cbrl- q Seeond Wednosdi,J of each !don, 1 p. m,; Solvation meelflle, ii!J I,VA GILJ!EY llra.·.l:ocha CG!ron olnd IJrL Cbufch - Ja.eo ' Qulse_,.,, month 7:30p.m. 7:30 p. m.; 'l'llarlday, 1 w 3 p. .•.. ~ Elsie W.....r lllont ''"~ HiniOB rillted tllolr ilo- Jill-*! Bay"NII'>IQPI. Com· -F;DEN UNITED BRETHREN IN m.;IAdlasllmle Leque; 7p.m. FAMILY RECREATION ATHENS RD, .f'OMEROY, 0. 992-6011 ..an aflerOOGI with, AYI GUke,y re- to> IIIII liOI!'flldt', lhe Mike EJ>- ~ail~-o!liP oenlce, 8:30 CHRI>T _ Elden R. make, Pll• ,Prop elaaseo. · swn.tM~Nc A FRIENDLY PLACE TO BUY ple,o.WeilneQ)', ·. . ·., . tor. SUnday Scboo1, 10 a. m., MT, MORIAH BAI.'TI8T -Midllr. lllld Mrs. Char~ 'JOIWa'· Ava GiJi~~ The ocraolon was Winnie BoiiJnrtr, IIQII.IIorl!q · diOJ!Ort, earner ol Fourtb llld , ;olll'":'l.'~1?s .In zilliioVnle; the blrtllday of · - u a.m. EvenbW sen- Matn st. - r t JorkiOO,Piitor, OlllowaWMk. , ' . Clinton, S'i!t 27. . ele Cbrlatlan Endea-, 7!80 P. Sllllday SChool, 9:30 a. m,IMarnliDo .•m., 1ln. ..,._ Cbonllor, - • · Rlcbardo, file wwoblp, 10:31la. m., Arnold · · , ~... 116-L-Ethel ...... llartiarll relurnod Ml'~ llaary )1'- homo - her dllwhter'a and S0.W seut.. IIIII ..._, 1!1111THE STORE Wl'111 A HART . KENTUCKY FRIED CIDCKE.lll ,Y · ~"!!•~·~• , lilltorl In ' iJIIIIDIJ'hllllmProvod. MAsoN BAPTIST CHAPEL- a!~ ~Tk BAPTISTRACINE, OIDO POMEROY, omo 100 .. · • 1 ~. ~tor ii6Irl were Mra,etller1 EU11 ,ot Powalllllld Mr. pastor. · LalDIIort, Sur>- ~~' • 9130 a. m;;SIIIRecent AYI Gllke,y Tt:- Rov,ChlriJis Haroid Cumilllh&m, ' uo 100'Joe • palltllr, ·· ... . - Do!W!Aa. , -- _, ·~· . , IIIII MrL..w~ .. Faudroe . ,-Mr.. ell)' Sebool slllt. CGrnor Serond """:'::.~ ':..~· Mrs.w~: --- Gri,ee - "'••k IIIII Jlllllle ~- • .,_.., ._... -· · ~. .M,_ ,llld Pom•-~ sts.. • - • w. •-'"'eo t1a.· m. ,....,_ ~Gratli. """' , , Va.; SUndaji school, 9:U a.m.1 _.,. • .._H .. _ . .REXALL DRUGS. _' ·•_ 'aiURCH . WE FILL ALL DO ,....,hlp servlro, 1L Weclrea- flle ·Unllln, llrat ~~~~~-SunAND OFF1CE SUPP~ The eldorsll'<lt:-viulthePr,o- cla,y noDI~ lralniJW lillian, T· diiJ'a it $-,30 p. m.; llfri,, Miry ~5$ C!'OR'S P~lliii11PNS llt2..'1641 MIDDLEPORT, 0. -~~ tb _ _....;;.Wbleb TL~ prayer urvlce, lrV'G••preo~. .. ~~~=~~~~J....U '..,. b.1lerlan hrhurch pal, ' 7:t5. • W'-'s, · , POMEROY, 0, muc w e.,..........,. ,. R 0 C K SPRINGS '""TED . u•""""' RUN FREE KETHDwi!h Gl'IQp lfall, wl)l bo dcino 1 ""' Din'··- RIY.•.C..ellif, Wlae pas'" , , · ' ' .• ME'1110DIST - C. J; '-107, ~ .....,,v I ••. a.' m, A'tl. Eft\1 .THE CHURa! OF YOUR CHOICE .' I ,.'1' aoetal wW be bold. WILL!NG WORKERS Class, 7:- 278th da.v ol 1968 with 88 to 30 Monday n lg b t, Bradbury follow. The moon is between its first Chureh of Christ. quarter and run phase. TUESDAY WOMEN'S SOCIETY of Christian Service, 7:30 Tuesday night -~ .. l " =- ,. . SOrv!O.; · p. __.. .BEN FRANKLIN STORE POMEtoy m. '"FIRST BAP· B~ar,lluod&J~ Cb b ar~ ll92o3tea ,,, TAKE SOMEONE W1111 YOU To CJruRbi '.1(' IN POMEROY OVER 80 YEARS WALTON, MeR. w, Shrum, Ill"• · PR. ' -' �.--·..- ...-·- ·-·. .. .__.,..... _ _ * _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~- ' ot 1~ ~ : ''IAI cludlnl. ~tb ~ ...... "~.·, My Heort Be .\With t b o t1 God." A reiPODM qn thl uPraJW• · Thlnga that Brook Uw Heort of God" by Richard Lolimaa, Ill•· t!Jeme was riven by the mom- ·~=;': A revteW bero. There was Pl'lll'er llld lbo creed o1 peace by Miss Ebero- en by Mrs. Ben Neutzllng, hlsb• HgiJklcl WomoQ)' afle1110011'1 !~lin Free m~ or tl>o Pomero.r ShakesMelhodlll ~ell, qj,c. Slbrouah peare Club. Oct. 13, ROY. Deilliort Allloon, Meeting at tile homo of Mrs. ~ Services Robert Warner, the sessiOn op~ 7:30p.m. olihiJy, J>l!blle Invited. ened with a devotlooal program by Mlas Lydia Ebersbach, UsMEIGS HIGHSehool CheerleadFRDJAY REVIVAL, IIYSEI.L bach. II was · - w ...uibutlml to HVOII !)I'Qioda supported tllrwg!J tile Feclerllled Cldlll-. ers rponsored dance, Friday, Melgo Junior Hlg!t Auditoriwn, 10 10 12 p. m., rollowiOB the Mala!Klolllpol.is roolboll ...,.. The Jays wW omcee; SATURDAY IDGH SCHOOL 'DANCE party, Saturday, 8:30 p. '& to ll:30 p. m. Meigs JuqiOil., High Audltorium. The Jays Will emcee. Dance is school sponsored. SUNDAY FIRST DISTRICT Sunday School and BlpUst Training u.. ion lnltltute SUnday at ttte Naomi Blplist Church. 1 >' 'II , MONDAY RIVERVIEW PTA, Monda.v, 7:30 p. m. at school; final planning ror Hoil-curnival; open house w be obser>ilt POMEROY GARDEN Club, Mordl,y, 1 p. m. at home of Miss L,ydla Eborsboch. YOUTH FELLOWSHIP, District 4:, United Methodist Charge, MalloY, 7:30 p. m., at MDrnlng star United Mo-st Church. GOSPEL MEETING, Success Cburch of Christ, Oet. 7-16, 7:30 p. m. Joseph HDBklos, speaker. PubHe welcome. THEODORIJS COUNCIL, Dsug!Jtara of America, 7:30 Munday Di8ht at the IOOF halli penny Fobers Announcing ing "Praise" as her theme with excerpts from the ••Jntematlooal Prayer Fellowship," Mila Birth in August at tho P'""eroy Unlklcl Methodist l Look ·Si$, In the· Paper ----- Eberlbach read the medltat1oas, Mr. and Mr~ Harold Faber "'Omnipotent Presence" aDd "The Law r1 Expectancy," con- ol Mount sterlillJ are announcq tbo birth of a son, Harold Blayne, on Aug. 8 at Ute Madi- WORLD ALMANAC FAC1S son County .Hospital ln London, Ohl4> Mr. and Mrs. Faber, the former Karen Sue Snyder, have a daughter, Tyrsa Lorrbxla, five. Mr. and Mrs. Robert steele, Pomeroy, Route 3, Mrs. John Bolin of Athens, and Aha Faber o! Pomeroy are the grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Roush of Letart, W. Va., are great-grandparents. Just over half, or 130 million, of the Soviet Union's 224 million people speak Russian, The World Aimanac says. The U .S.S.R. is the largest contiguous area ruled by one govern· Requirement A trademark must be in actual use by the company in interstate or foreign com· 1· merce at the time apphca 1on for registration with the U.S. p 1 1 otr· . ade __•_e_•_ _'c_e_"_m _ _·_ _, to in addition spoken. Russian are The Almanac By United Press International Today is Friday, Oct 4, the CROW'S STEAK HOUSE • Home of the .. Fabulo1U The morning stars are Mars and Jupiter. The evening stars are saturn ·lions H On Birthdays ·l.!uJh SANDWICH ·, " \dRI~lly ;Ho!Q:' " ..• .,,., ->• . , L . ' '-·'· = 992-5432 ood. Mr. and Mr1. WOllam Abell Glt Sllllrday, Sept. 22 at 8 p.m. tel', IIIIo waa · Rolteaaea Bett3' Abell, lf1rllo Lee Abell, and Orpha "''•kv. The door prize went tD l.or«U Mlddle.....-t. other prl101 went W Rodney Allen and -·Abela. JUST MADE FOR THE YOUNG MISS were Long Bottom, ...... Johnlfm. Lawrence John- · Ollie Sayre, Clrol Dolley, : CrloV Dolley, Romle Dolley, U.. Alleo, -.r Allen, Cheryl I Lartdu, Pamela l.arldna, Bobble Cozart, Dorm! Roosh, Elaine l:.f!llelr, d IHESHOE BOX Wh•r• Sh••• Are Sensibly Priced Mike Mlddleswart, Lor- MIDDLEPORT, 0. lllddleawart, Ralph Gulltlg, Ill l'llrtland, Wayne Ervin and W.-11 Ervin of Racine, Beth Abela, &We Abels and the boo~Abell. See Them! :Jb!o,oventng was open! In play1111 pmeo, plo,rlng reeords and IIOdol rislting_ Rlfrelhmentt ol cake, Ice mlnti and koo1 aid were CftiDl, .,...S. 'They received maQYnlce lllfbland cards, ,i i I r' Buy Them At tion. What's more, your newspaper is your K&C Jewelers marketplace, where advertising competition from your shopping dollars. - - pre1H!III.Iod w Lori. r • Basis for I..egend .· The manatee served as a IMlais fpr the m!'lny mermaid ' "'ends. Seen from afar by ,@f!Aiinative sailors, ·.mtatUen it was for a human fish . · Allll<iugb the manatee is a lt llves in the water lind caanot move on lllnd. ' nwnmll, m- .:!:, Frederi d!l..- rl~nviU·~ · 'the~ .~KW"itltt~.! ceietfttt;, at:' · ,; . . . _ Clal\ • ·f~-;.:lr"'~j Grand To Give, Great To Own : Wyler lncaflelC thrives on heavy duty wear, while its stylins shines at the smartest affa1r. The ins1de secret on its pr.eclaion performance: the exclustve lncaflex balance wheel.suaranteed asainst shock for life-replaced FREE if ever broken. tnh e relay shoeh stra1ghllo 111~1 Mia nee- mechlmiS/11 MARK V STORE RAY RIGGS, INC. lEIVING COAL COMPANY WIWS ANTHONY ROYAL OAK PARK ARNOLD'S SOHIO SERVICE RACINE FUL-VALU MARKET y..._ _dei'· '· ' :~~~~~i- For men: Wyler makes handsome watches thtt are a:usranteed waterproof as long as crystal is intact, genuine parts used. Startmg at $29.95. Wyler offers uncompromisina quality, out· standina: value. See our W,ter 1pec:lal1, todar. balance wlleet OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. ..n~ Wyler Inc~ flu. ballntt ~ wheel G1-V£.S wilh shock guarantetilfol .. . worlhlp, 9:30 a. m.; ehilreb acboot, 10:15 Lm.; e~na .w9l-.: ahiP, 7:30; MYF ~. I1SO p.m. PI'IIJ'!Ir mo,IIIW Ud·JIIbla lllllll'; Wtcllleadt,J, 7o30 p.;q_· AdmlnlltriUve meotiqr, ftrot;,. ~--1 · I- ' . ~ hie agam1l dimaar ·~ I I .,.. ,... I. '• " .. , .. . ·---1---------------1 .MIDDLEPORT BOOK STORE =~=.~ ao.,,m. CROW'S STEAK HOUSE ~~----~--SWISHER & LOHSE 10 =... u,..., Ord111ar~ ~ rifid spokes BOGGS EQUIPMENT· SOctety · whole family finds entertainment and informa· Observed Tuesday 11'aey and 1'inun,)' f11sell. Gitto ,· You'll see by the paper what's new, what's go- sect>nd Birthaay bl'rthctor -TINY'S FOODLAND LYONS<'MARI(Ef · u-•- thrives, and you discover how to get best values Mr. and Mrs. Larry HudiiOil llllertained fuesdi,J with I par1;J In obsenance ol Ule MCond ol their daug!Jter, Lori. A eakeinscrfbed''HawYBirthd.IJ, Lori," lee cream, c:ottee and kool..aid "ere served to Mr. and Mrs. Dave Gneser, Kay a n d Clem, Mrs. Cborles Wyatt, JanIe and Helena, Mr, and Mra. Jolwt Grueser, Mr. and Mra. Walter lflldooo, JudT and Debbie Werry, GOfGLEIN READY1MIX CO. toll..,•- ing on, what's to do. In your newspaper, your . _ , WOllam Abels Jr., and •· HOYT'S SOHIO SERYIC£ "''""llB 9.50 Brown B-0 Widths -· R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. Size 10 to 12 Mary Vljoperman of Columbu1, s.;,s, ,, ... 9.99 ln&0111chael Flemln& Clnclr CarPill, , Llrl')' stalllaker. Barbara - . , . , 111111 Size 12~ to 4 .,...,."8' were Charlene Flemluehards of K., 1/p wid de News 111Jeilt . NOMAD BY MISS ROBIN I~ ' wei September 22 -rta!Ded with a blrthdi.Y party HEINER'S BAKERY 1'--• - ...... Ancl T•k• •rni ...... a United Air Lines DC-4 hit Medicine Bow Peak in southern Wyoming. hanariJ>a their two ...,s, Wllllaln Jr., who was 13, and Leo-- --it.. El<lor Church; women of the Enter- and Vefl.ls. On this da,y in history; prlae church to be guests. This IJI 1890, Mormons in Utah la • service d. celebration upon the algnlng of the charter for l'enounced the practice or the new women"a grcq>, result- polypmy. In 1927, Al Jolson starred in IIV in the merger of the EUB "The Jazz SiJWer ," the first and Methodist churches. run-length talking movie. In 1938, Dr. Duard Benes ~A~·~ .-• ."~signed as president or czech~ Uf ,IVf~ ca: \.: -s.tovakia urxler press~e"l o£- B"' ;. German uiUmatwn. In 1955, 66 persons died when tJNti'EO ww, ment--ex:tending west to east from Poland to the Pacific and up to 3,000 miles southward from the Arctic Ocean. Wlthln these boundaries 148 laoguages t. ., ·' . Morihw Worahlp, 10:45 a. m.; 8:2Q, ~wolc ~- milk ' . ,aqp. m.,Mro. , Pf.IJer meeiiiW, 7:30 p. m. ·~, Wedqeti.,, , _ TIIIrQ)', ·Fred E. S!nlth, loY· MiJ!e llota~JP', cllu llidtr, · leader. Youth Fellowship, 7:'0 . PO-OY Ww!:R IJGIIT Chureb ·- llarrl""'!fll~. l!oid ,.i II- m. Smday, ROy, Roy. 'I'IIJ'Ior,. PIJIOI', Nara lilT, IIEIUION UNITED . Hartmon, 'S. S. ·f~~Cit,c . Sancla,y BRETHREN IN cil)uST - Rev, Sdlool, BiSQ'a.m.IWOfilllplorYMellie! Smith, pastor~'S u n d I y Iea; 10,30 L m.j Evenlqr ,...,._ School, 9:30 a. .m.; Ru11ell $peDoo ~. 7:30 p. m, Prajer and ~. 7 J,. m, Wec1De1- · cer, l~i Allred Wolle, llliat- Pralal oenlee, 'lllaridif, 7ol0 dl)'•. ant. Morning Sennon 11 a. m., P.m. . . . THE RIJTLAND '"ME'r)lbDlST P. m. •., . ·UNITED FAl'l1t, CHURCH ., of evenlll8 sennon,7:30p, m.,altar· . · : Neaoo SeUlement, Sunday Sc:bool llld!W each Sunday, Clan meet. CHURCH - ROY, C, J. Lemley, THE RU~IloOID COIOIUl>4TY 'S!tiOriiitel)dont. R'o f Jol1nloil, 111811 Lm., tltAlrnaUnr SUndaji pallor. Clllr<b Scbool, 9:30a.m.; . mornings. DaYid Holtez, e I a 1 s Wor11di! Hrrire, 10:l\O a. m• C!IIJRCH,-Jle'l, Amol TIWopa.. Youth meetlns, 6:30, Sunday. ' CHRJ3'pjJI' SOENCE Services lor • . &mdt.Y ojlhool, 9:30 a.m,; RACINE ME111ciD!sr - W. SYRACUst Fl!IST UNITED leader. ChrlsUan Endoevor, ~:30 Ill 315 . Mahtst., Pt. Pl....nt, Lee P""!"''', ~1111: PRESBYTERiAN - Rev. Llnaoa p. m. every other SUnday eve- Dale McClurg, pastor,' SUnil)' Sundays 11 a. m.; WednolldQo Worship Mrvtee, 11 a.m. Wod- - n 1 , pastor, Sunday oehool, niiWo Jean Sexson, prealdont. s.:boot, 9,ao·a.m.1Worshlp901'Y8 p, m. All ..,etcome. noeday Pt'O)'Ormoelin& 7:30p.m. 9:SO a.m.; woral)lj> aervice, 10!- Prt¥er meeting, 7:30 p.. m. every Iee, 10,30 a. m.; Jlriot eholr &!nday nl&hlworshlp, 7:30. 30 a.m.; Bible 1tudy and prayer Wednellday. Board meoU118o 7:30 practice, w-..Jde1, 3:20,. m.; service, WedJWiday, 7:30 p.m. p, IlL, first Monday of month. Senior choir )ll'OIOIIce, 'lliurQ)', 7:80 p. m. " - llultier Claaa LOTTRlDGE UNITED METII• TilE: DANVILLE irn>LEV AN PoMEROY FIRST BAPTIST POMEROJ( TRINITY UNITED moetllw, fwrth FriciiiJ' ol eaeb ODIST - IV4fs~il), tirltllldtbird . C!IURCH - ~lo*.; llooer, pao- C111'V01' Wl)llaina, pufor. Jolin CHURCH OF CBRISTRev, W, madb it 6 p. m, We11011111 ServSUndajis or each IIICIIIIh, 10:4$ a. ·tor;. ·~ ~~ &Uidll· School wueo, SUndaji Sebool 8q)erln11. ..,.rrln, pastor. Plllrtck D. ele Guild, fourth MOIIIIay of ...h m.; . second lrid lburth SlllldiJ.Io' S...O~e~ , SUnday Sehool, 1udent, 5\milay S.bool, 1:30 a. Wood, &!pt. SUnday School, '9:15 month, 7:30 p, m.; Jlrior 111gb. 30 7:30 p. m. $unday School 9:U · 9: .a.. m.; . ll''!flltlp service; m.; Morning 'worohlp, 10,30 a. a. m.; Wonhl», 10:25 a. m. ·MYF, 4:30 p. m. each Sunda,y; 10 30 L m. Cl!rillilan Endeavor: third = . a; ~,'.Y<!idh 'llld Junior - m.; BYF, 6 p, m. Bible study, Youth eholr rehearaaJ, Monday, Senior Hflh MYF, 5:30 p. m., sa•-.....:.-"oteaeh moDth. -- ' " .roiltb 6:45 w~-""-· lloii.WI.JI· _.. _ _•Y'!Iiie, .:_{j • .._ P. m. Evevw.-~ .. 7 p, m,; c~IIUU'"•pr&e• 6:30 p. m, lllra, Marvin Burt, each SUnday, , , ~'l!- '!1'!11)!P; 7:3...- Prayer llld t!Ce, 8:30p.m, W-sday. cllz:ertor; Senior c:bo!r rehearsal, PORTLAND METHODIST •' : pr11!-'r:Woi!boeday,7:31. ThurQI', 7:30 p, m., ·MrS, Paul Rev. w_ Dale lolrClurg, pallOr. LAUREL CLIFF FREE~ ~l'AITH CHURCHMT, UNION BAPTIST- Rev, Neue, dlnclor. Thursday, all SlllldQ SciiOol, 9:30a.m.; Woroasr CHURCH,... -S.Iiool Nlaae Se!tlement - &bert E. Cern Cox, pulor, SundiiJ' School day, BillY Bee IjUlltins party In •hb> somee, 7:30p.m. 9:30 a. m., mornliW l'tOrlldP, &nlth, sr., pastor, &lnda,y School ouperinlondent, Larey Clark. church IIOdol room. OAK GROVE METHODIST 10110 a. ...,, evontnr WOJ'lhlP,' •1110r1litendent Ranneth 11ataon. Sanday School, 9:46 a.m.;Sunla,y RUTLAND C H U R C H OF W. Dole McClurg, pastor. SUnday 7130 p, m.; li'echl8do.Y, , Christ- - Sundo.Y ,School, 9:30 a. m.; ...,,. nenbv ~ship, 7:30; Wodnos- CHRIST - Eugene Underwood, · School, 10:30 L m.j Worshl.p 1111 Youth Cruiadora I:SD-J,i;, .,; lhiP lervlco, 10:30 a. m. and cla,y Pl'IIYOI' IIIII Bible 111D11¥, 7:30 pastor; V. H. Braley, St.w>t; Sun-- service, 9:30 a. m., first and and prayer ni~otllW; 'I:So p'.i;,, · 7:30 P. .m. - b &lnda,y.llld.oreok . p, m, cla,y BChool, 9:30 "' m.; com- lb!rd Sunda,y eaeh month, ThurfMa.y, choir practtee,' 1 p, prayer meetlni. Wedne8do,y,7I30 munion and worship service, 10:ZION CHURCH OF CHRJSTm, R. Eupno GW, paswr; PhD P• m. SUTTON METHODI!T -ROY, 30 a.m.; prayer meeting, Thun· Pomeroy.JJarrtaonvUle R o a d. W!ae, !0&>!. · w ~e MeCiur1 JIIBIIir Sw>- day, 7:30p.m. John Webster, paotor; Roy LitDEXTER CHUBCH OF CHRJsr ':" KENO CHURCH OF CIIIIM'- ~ Sehool, 10:30 ;,_ m.; w.:.-aillp CHESTER li!ETHODIST Charge ' tie, !llnda,y school superlnThe day little Jimmie admired my mtwl~ I was the strongest man in Uw! -Bonnie O.ssel~ Ptstor. No"' ·Norman M<Caln, Service, 9:30 a. m., eecond llld - Rev. Pearl A. Cam, putoi', tendent. !llnda,r sebool, 9:30 a. whole world. And 80 J ~alned until the next morning when 1 got into an arp. man c. •~t~t. !Outday School, Senlroa weekll it 9:30 L m. (ourtll 8omday oocb month, CHESTER: Worablp, 9 a. m.: m.; worabJp service, 10:30 a. ment with that bl.a" kid 111 the next block. Th@n 11 humiliating retreat ~eemed 9:30 L m.; Woraldi! •orvtco, Pnachbw,llrllllld tblrd&nlt.Y S\nfay Scbool, 10 a. m.; Mra. m. ~ evening aervtce, 7:pre1erabJe to 1 bloody note. 10130 a. m, Chrlatian ~YOr ol montb by Cborles Rulsell it CHESTER CHURCH OF THE WaJ.d Spencer, SUpt. FLAT- 30i Thursday evening service, Lifl hun't chanptl mtJCh aince I'Vfl grown up. SometimE!~! on Suntlay I am SonciO)' OVOnlOB, 9:30 a. m. NAZARENE - Rev, Herbert WOODS: Chureh School, SUnday, 7-30 . so confident of my human mitf!t that I glibly pass up the 8 piritual resou~ RACINE FIRST CHURCH OF BRADFORD CHURCH OF Grate, pastor, Worship service, 11 a.m., JGI!n Bally,~~ wormy neichbort are flnllln1 In chureh. And by Monday I'm wondll'rin1 where w 'sr~7of!N's LIJTHERAN-Brlturn tor htlp In eome inaurmount.able dlffleulty. THE NAZARENE -SoniaySchool . CHJmlT - Cbarle1 RulseU, Pill· 11 L m. and 7:30p.m., Sunday, shlp semce alternates will> AI- an E!wel, paator, Morning wor• 9!30 0. m.; Morning Worship tor, Richard Gilkey, ScQit. Sun- Sunday School, 9:30 a.m. Rieh- fred IDd F1atwooda. Services abJp, 9 L m.; Sunday Sehool, ~peritnoe ia forew-r teaChing me that my own aelf~nlidenee is moetly ae]f. delumon. The men l admire aeem ablolutely honest about their own limitations 10:30 a. m.;. Eftl!hw Worlldp,' diiJ' Sehool, 9,80 a. m.;lllorniJv ard Barton, S..,L, Charles Bla- Sllllday mornl118 or oventrw, of 10:30 a. m. and ab.olutely certain about God'a ltftngth. ' 7:30 p. m, Pnyer iemeea, 7:30 Worship, 10:30 a. m,J ~ sell, assl1lant supt. Prayer meet- eaeh week. . ST, PAUL'S LUTHERAN -32 One SUnday IS I sat In a pew and watched others reoeeiving Communion this P. m. .WodnoadO)',SUnifa.ySchool, -llhlp, 7p,"l'WedDIIIdii'Bible q, Wedneoday, 7:30p.m. GRACE EPISCOPAL- E. Main E. Seeond st., Faneroy, Smday thought atruck me: Am.cmg 111011 wllo u~~~ ~'"~r~Jt~TeJ~Ur befcrre G.'- allar todaw- U ~ l'lullne llcCUn· II1DII¥, 7:10p.m, st., Pomeroy - Sundoy worohlp Sebool, 10 a.m.; Worahlp sentee Mfldowbt.dly tA1 worid'1 1tnnlg1ft 11141\. took. Putor, Rev,, llt\nio M. Rf.ORGANIZED cuURCH dF" HARRISONVILLE PRESBY: oerviee, 10:30 a. m, with lilY- 11 a, m. Wolto. _ Josua Chrlot ot l.tter D 1 y TERIAN - Mrs. Nonna Loo, leaders. SYRACUSE UNITED METRO. TUPPERS PLAINS UNITED Saint~, Portland.- lillelne 11014. Sunday School lill>erlntendent. SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST DIST CHURCH - Re p ul A. v. a METHODIST- MorninrWarsldi! Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.lllfom. llunday School, 9:30 L m. Suit. Chureh - Faneroy, Mulberry 9:30 a. m. al,,b'mor EUB IIull'- q WOJ'sbif, 10:30 a. m, &mday . day sorvire, 8 p, m., the Rev, Hefghta Rbld 1101111 ~ Veteranl Sellers, pastor. Sulday School, file. E1111ondod SUndaji Schoolses- ~ lll'vice at 1, WedDIIIday Mox Donahue or llliddlll>Ol:l Momorlsl H.,;pltal. Phillip Gag- 9:30 L m., Ben Quisenberry' lion for nursoey to gn4e six o~ prayer sentcO, 7:30. ~11£. ., or pastor W-aday 7•30 P S...~ Morn!~~& worship, 10:30 e. m.', Bible~ ml"er ~eet~ m., Rrat alii third Sundays each chlldron ot Iormor Methodlat- Pastor, _Frederick, J. Sto- JEHOV All'S WITNE!SES · lnl. Saturday: 8abbath Sehool, month. Evening evangeli.Uc nex at 9:30 L m.. Mri.J ames bart. ... · C·--.._• LF10:30 a. m,; Worship, 9:30a.m. service. 7:30 p. m., secontJ and Stou~ chUdren'a -riiUndont. ry ~·--·· Pl'tsldl!wmlnlotu, With the hope lt wut, In same measure, roster and help sustain that which iiiODd to tamay FIRST UNITED PRESBYTER- rourth Sundays. &mdl,) Cburch Scllooi.-adulta•~ Sanda,y, Bible lecture, 9I30a.m.; and community Ute, this teatureiaspongoredbythe businessllnns and orgll'dq.Uaaa wboM BETHANY UNITED METRoYOIIGii'; 10, 30 a. m.• ~ / ; ' BRADBURY CHURCH OF Watoll Tower 111D11¥, 10,30 a.m.; IAN CHURCH - Middleport, appear btlow. · Guest Minister, James · Bucha~ DIST CHURCH - Rev. Paul A. senior 'hlsh IIIII ' ' CIIRIST_- !llndoJ lcboo1,9:30a. Wodllelday: ~lble ltudy,7 p, m. an, Sunday School Superinten-- Sellen. pastor. Morni~ wormeet In rornier ~ Clnlr"It m. Glllil Ev!Inl, lqlt. Clolrch lf81'· ThurlldQ: Mln!otry aebool, 7 p, dent. Sunday School, 9:30 Lm. ship, 9:30 a. lll.i Sunde) School, .: ...... Chur . c .tees; 10!80 A.m.; ovontnr ..,._ m, Semee meetllw, 8 p. m, 1 or rh Sc-. llo.fd ~- 1 30 w~...... ·~ MASON CHURCH OF c~T- Worship Service, 10:30 a.m. 10:30 a. m. Blythe Thein, SupL IIackney, youth ~ntendent; ·~:;;; . : PI'-- ""' ~ ~~ ~·t"'~ ... ..:..· Dlor se~ , ...., ·~ p•m. .....,or - - ~··riiGII Woekley, Choir practice, 7:30 p.m. Wed- Youth Fellowship, 6:3'0 p, m. BAKERS OF GOOD BREAD WEST MAIN ST. POIIIEROY,O. ~ - · .,.as .... •e adul~ · pastor Bible ltudy rluseo Sunnesday, CARMEL UNITED METHoHUNTINGTON, W, VA, ' -till& lit formelo-EVB bodldJ!!t,' GRA'HM.! tJNim> IIE'J'H(). dl)', !Oa.m, Worlldpllld-SUPPORT THE CHURCH OF YOUR a!01CE DIST CHURCH - Rev. Paul A. ·;JVInoyard. oovt. Multi!~-,.- DJST ~HU.RCH ~ Preachin& 9,_ q, 10,65 a, m.; IIJ' _ ASBURY UNITED METRO. Sellers, pastor. Sunday School, ljle· s.party,last~!lh- , ;q,t.,ll\:'; ;Fii'ot w I!00011d am- oenlee, ' 7,a0. ·~ T ·· · r".~N,:;~!..w-.n . I , Ylltltb Followahlp each 4.).1 'llf ·urlt;a'liiolib•1 Third .... cluses Weclni ..•• ''IM · . • PI • .,....., S.bool, 9:30 L Dl.i Wayne Roush, IlK.,..._.. • p ~ 1 ....__._ .._x , .. _ · 10 L m.- Carroll Norrlo .,_ Morning worship, 10:30 L ~rn., --... • • ~ n ~...... .....,. FOOirtl1 iludO)'o each montli, Wor ' ' """" odlottiulldlJII, Diotr!et~ral- ablp ·~H at 7,30 pm.· MORNING STAR UNITED Worship service,11a. m.; MYF secorxl and lourthSwxla,ysoteach "MEMBER OF TilE BIG 3;' Evening eva...llatlc ly llratM'""'IIY'~iliroli" ,1101 ....,_:~ ~ 'i:31i, PriiJ'or METHODIST CHURCH - Rov, 6 p, DL SUnday. Prayer meeUng month. PHONE 992-3284 GENERAL MERCHANDISE service, 8 p. m. secoR:! 1 n d MIDDLEPORT LETART ·uNrrDl METIIO- llillil!>fo8tu<IY W!Uiam Aln011, pastor; John Wednollda,y, 8 p.m. TUPPERS PLAINS PR. 66'7-3280 third SUndaji each month. Dllll' CHURCH_ ~· and _so<- . FRi:En9M GOSPEL Ml&l!ON lhlo, &.,t.; Roy Van ~·Ass~ POMEROY CHURCH OF THE 01111. ~~ ptea~ ' & p.m.;. _;Btlcl Knob&, Portlllldolilllhan S0Vt. Sunday School, 9.45 I. m., NAZARENE - Corner llnlonlllll ENTERPRISE UNITED METHThlrd 11111 Fourtll -!bidll1s, $lui·· Road. Rev. E. J. Grlllltb,'pastor, Mulberry. Rev. Clyde V. Hender-- ODIST - Rev, William Airson, dQ Scllool 10 a.'lii.;'WOfi!Idl,>~.- SUndlul School, 9:30 1.. m.;Iqo SOUTH BETHEL UNITED son, ~aror. SUnday Sehool, 9:30 Ptslor. Rolph Spencer, &.,~; SALES - ALLIS C11ALMBERs - SERVICE n...u a.m.;_ tu.llda,y ev.,tap v Wllfre<!. Sot)~. ~ worship METHODIST- Worship, second a. m., RlymOIII W~ ~ Eldon Weeks, Ass't. Worship oerFARM - INDUSTRIAL - LAWN - GARDEN MIDDLEPORT, 0. . 1'1". andBlblollutll:. sonjee, 7;30 p.m. Prayermeeto- and fourth Sllllday, 10:30 a. m.; E~agii8Se"~',!!lp,T,:31 0.P.30m.l. .~· vices, 9:30 e.m.; &lnday School, 118 Pllllo, ~...IIY 0 TUPPERS PLAINS · 1 Tueada.Y 7 30 IIIII- llrat llld thlrdSund&Ys,7:30p, m. ·"'~ 10:30 a.m.; Youth Fellowship, PH. 667-3435 RVf4NI'; CHURcH OF THE k: ; · Sunday School, 9:30a.m. Youtl> week ·aervlo;e, WednoadO)', 7:30 6:30. Wednesday: Choir, 6:15 p. 15 • Fellootahlp, 6 p, m. each Sunday t<AZARENE ;:- Rev. , Llw<I D. -~·-. c• c p. m. m.; Bible study, 7:30. Grimm, Jr., Pallor. Sua d 11 Ylltltb FoUowohlp, Friday, 7:30p. at T!wera Plalna Uniklcl Melho>o So~, t 1ao._ .ID.l mornlnr wor- m. Ernoot DeetAlr, leoder; Roc• dlot Church. FOREST RUN UNITED METHCHURCH OF CIDRST - Mldlhip, 10:30 ,jl. m.; y - ~ 8 ' or Wutred, Jr., prealdolt. ODIST - Rev. Wendoll G. Stut- dleport, 511> llld lllaJ!I, Jack .OIDO'S OLDEST llODGE DEALER aervi.. , 7i,ll!l11· m.; e'lan&tiJsllc , ~. MASON ASSFNBI.iY, CHURCH OLD DEXTER COI'!GREGA- lor, !)U!or. Worship aervice, 9 Seltea, siQII. Bible School, 9:30 BAKERS OF HOLSUM BREAD MIDDLEPORT, OIDO oervjre 1, f:SO p, m,. Wedrellday OF GOD ,-- Seeaod st., M.-1_ TIONAL CHURCH _ Rov. WU- a. m.; SUnday Sehool, 10 a. m. a. m.; Mornlqr worahlp, 10:30 a, MIDDLEPORT, 0. ~ 7:30 p. m. · • w. va. l>lDIDI,y .,.,-.,, •0 """' lard lluteber, pastor. lire.· wor- llrL Fred Nease,.s..,t. ni.; Evenbv worthiP, 7:30p.m.; IIIDDLEP011'1' ""•Ailf lJNlTD) M0111flle ...,.lhlp,lla. m.Eal!-. ley Francis, Sunday 3chool S..,t. loiiNEiisvJLLE V N 1 TED Prayer aervlro, WednoadO)', 7 p, IIETHODIST-Mu ·I!:; nlm.IIIII pUIIic_~•.1:10.Po<ot.,Biblt . 5wlday S.IICICil, 1:30·&. m.' Church METHODIST - Rev. WendeD m. Rev. Raulln Moyer, pallor, mWIIef; Jemo, ~·. .Sind)' lllld ~ ~. Wed• 881'VIeea ftrll ""' lb!rd SUnday Stutler, pastor, Sunday Sehool, CHURCH OF THE NAZARENE ......... 1 -~• - -'-'~-~-_/ no~, .1::30 p. m, Cho-''Ffl!! ~'"'-'-'· ""hool o ••0111 9 a. m.; Kemeth Wlgens, "-t. -Middleport, Rev, Audry Mlllor, Lincoln - Mercury - Comet - Eqjlllh FCll'll · __,.. """'!' · ~ ~ liillo'r::1'1oan!l '(13-.t JU. __ llld ;,:..;~ ~ve~s, Worshlj> service, 10 a. m. ..... •Plllur. Lester 'h,vlor, So.,l.&!nIIIDDLEPORT, OIDO aurdl . l<bool, t,icJ. -,morn- . c••· ....,.-.CHURCH-"'-'-• 73 ••· S.hool, 9·30 a.-. 59U601 •- ........,. 0 30 - -··~ ~• ...,._ : 0 P. m., Church Servieee. SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE ...., ' ""• -~.. 85 N. COURT ST. .•~ ~·--· 1 : l,'!'o; yualh ' bur7· Roold. SUriiiiiY School, tiiO •-- NAZARENE - Rev. A. E. MOler, Worohlp, 10:30 a.m.; Jimlor SoATliENS, o_ 'IJ,i,tih! ~,, ~II;ID· Choir,.._ o. "!to~iiil~Jb t::arl, 1q1. WOrship C~TER Cnu1<CH OF tlO~ rlet;y, 6:30 p. m.; NYPS, 6:45 p. -.;~ ,~ldi II"-J,,7p.m.,..ehojr ..ntee. 1,0!80 a.m. IDII'7130 P. Tbo ROY, CboatorBryaal,pulllr. paawr. Bob Moore, Sunday m. SUnday EYqellatlc meelflle, . . . . ~ : 1'1111- Pn.Jer'rm. ~ 11 • ~-moet~qJ, SUnday Scllool, 9:30 a. m.; Wor- Sebool s..>t. SUndaji School cliu- 7:30p.m. Pra,ver meetllw, Wed-.. . . ,, . W... !Pf, I p.Jii, W - · · 7:10. P,m, . . ship oenico, 11 a, m.; Evellinll OS for ail egeB, 9:30 LID,l Mor.. 1108d0)',7:30 p. m, PRODUCERS AND DlSTRIBIJTORS -· -. worshlp,7:30p.m,Pn.Jer901'Y- q Worship, 10:30 a.m.; NYPS THE SALVATION ARMY -EnPLUMBING AND IIEATJNG OF IRGH GRADE COAL ..uion "", leo, TueQI', 7:30 p.. m. Youlb SUnday 6:3o p.m.; Evansellstlc voy Bay s. Wlnlng, otttcor 111 99Z-25SO WEST COLUMlllA, W. VA. _...,... "!'· Servlct, . ~ldQ, 7!80 p. m, · Servlee !llndoJ 7:30p.m.; Mld- c11arp. SUnday, 10 a.m., Holl240 LINCOLN ST. lllDDLEPORT . • - .· ~ Louise GUkey,l!oronand ... K'",:"'Y .~1, .111'11.. Sotur*,y ot week Prayer meeting Wednu- nou meell118; 10!80 a. m. SUnN~ws Tad, .,..,.,,. .UltAlcl AYI pWtey • InOtilh. diiJ' 7:30p.m.; Mlsalonary 'Meet- c1a,y School. YOUJII People'• Le. .. . Wodnolldl1. · IIEI&LOCK GROVE Cbrl- q Seeond Wednosdi,J of each !don, 1 p. m,; Solvation meelflle, ii!J I,VA GILJ!EY llra.·.l:ocha CG!ron olnd IJrL Cbufch - Ja.eo ' Qulse_,.,, month 7:30p.m. 7:30 p. m.; 'l'llarlday, 1 w 3 p. .•.. ~ Elsie W.....r lllont ''"~ HiniOB rillted tllolr ilo- Jill-*! Bay"NII'>IQPI. Com· -F;DEN UNITED BRETHREN IN m.;IAdlasllmle Leque; 7p.m. FAMILY RECREATION ATHENS RD, .f'OMEROY, 0. 992-6011 ..an aflerOOGI with, AYI GUke,y re- to> IIIII liOI!'flldt', lhe Mike EJ>- ~ail~-o!liP oenlce, 8:30 CHRI>T _ Elden R. make, Pll• ,Prop elaaseo. · swn.tM~Nc A FRIENDLY PLACE TO BUY ple,o.WeilneQ)', ·. . ·., . tor. SUnday Scboo1, 10 a. m., MT, MORIAH BAI.'TI8T -Midllr. lllld Mrs. Char~ 'JOIWa'· Ava GiJi~~ The ocraolon was Winnie BoiiJnrtr, IIQII.IIorl!q · diOJ!Ort, earner ol Fourtb llld , ;olll'":'l.'~1?s .In zilliioVnle; the blrtllday of · - u a.m. EvenbW sen- Matn st. - r t JorkiOO,Piitor, OlllowaWMk. , ' . Clinton, S'i!t 27. . ele Cbrlatlan Endea-, 7!80 P. Sllllday SChool, 9:30 a. m,IMarnliDo .•m., 1ln. ..,._ Cbonllor, - • · Rlcbardo, file wwoblp, 10:31la. m., Arnold · · , ~... 116-L-Ethel ...... llartiarll relurnod Ml'~ llaary )1'- homo - her dllwhter'a and S0.W seut.. IIIII ..._, 1!1111THE STORE Wl'111 A HART . KENTUCKY FRIED CIDCKE.lll ,Y · ~"!!•~·~• , lilltorl In ' iJIIIIDIJ'hllllmProvod. MAsoN BAPTIST CHAPEL- a!~ ~Tk BAPTISTRACINE, OIDO POMEROY, omo 100 .. · • 1 ~. ~tor ii6Irl were Mra,etller1 EU11 ,ot Powalllllld Mr. pastor. · LalDIIort, Sur>- ~~' • 9130 a. m;;SIIIRecent AYI Gllke,y Tt:- Rov,ChlriJis Haroid Cumilllh&m, ' uo 100'Joe • palltllr, ·· ... . - Do!W!Aa. , -- _, ·~· . , IIIII MrL..w~ .. Faudroe . ,-Mr.. ell)' Sebool slllt. CGrnor Serond """:'::.~ ':..~· Mrs.w~: --- Gri,ee - "'••k IIIII Jlllllle ~- • .,_.., ._... -· · ~. .M,_ ,llld Pom•-~ sts.. • - • w. •-'"'eo t1a.· m. ,....,_ ~Gratli. """' , , Va.; SUndaji school, 9:U a.m.1 _.,. • .._H .. _ . .REXALL DRUGS. _' ·•_ 'aiURCH . WE FILL ALL DO ,....,hlp servlro, 1L Weclrea- flle ·Unllln, llrat ~~~~~-SunAND OFF1CE SUPP~ The eldorsll'<lt:-viulthePr,o- cla,y noDI~ lralniJW lillian, T· diiJ'a it $-,30 p. m.; llfri,, Miry ~5$ C!'OR'S P~lliii11PNS llt2..'1641 MIDDLEPORT, 0. -~~ tb _ _....;;.Wbleb TL~ prayer urvlce, lrV'G••preo~. .. ~~~=~~~~J....U '..,. b.1lerlan hrhurch pal, ' 7:t5. • W'-'s, · , POMEROY, 0, muc w e.,..........,. ,. R 0 C K SPRINGS '""TED . u•""""' RUN FREE KETHDwi!h Gl'IQp lfall, wl)l bo dcino 1 ""' Din'··- RIY.•.C..ellif, Wlae pas'" , , · ' ' .• ME'1110DIST - C. J; '-107, ~ .....,,v I ••. a.' m, A'tl. Eft\1 .THE CHURa! OF YOUR CHOICE .' I ,.'1' aoetal wW be bold. WILL!NG WORKERS Class, 7:- 278th da.v ol 1968 with 88 to 30 Monday n lg b t, Bradbury follow. The moon is between its first Chureh of Christ. quarter and run phase. TUESDAY WOMEN'S SOCIETY of Christian Service, 7:30 Tuesday night -~ .. l " =- ,. . SOrv!O.; · p. __.. .BEN FRANKLIN STORE POMEtoy m. '"FIRST BAP· B~ar,lluod&J~ Cb b ar~ ll92o3tea ,,, TAKE SOMEONE W1111 YOU To CJruRbi '.1(' IN POMEROY OVER 80 YEARS WALTON, MeR. w, Shrum, Ill"• · PR. ' -' �...._ ~~-.-.. ,/ ~m. 65 GMC PICKuP .. , ...................... $1195 MIDDLIIJ'ORT - A IOIDJ b1Jt. lneao for a eouple. Your own ' boSS, gGod Income. baiiDesl dlstrlcl. w-s-w tlres, green exterior with white nylontq),green vln,yl int. trim. 4 door, Law mlleage, spotless clean vtny1 interior, bucket seats. new w-s-w tlres, 140 HP engine, PG trans., R&H. Nl~e ....... ,...........,., OPPICI MOUII ~~· .. Pomeroy Motor Co. . . . .... .. 1:11 ....... O.lty - one. EVERYONE is invited to a ttam WANTED shoot, Surday, OcL 6, at I p. m.. at the RuUand Gun Club. ABBIE 614-992-2181 IJYRArosE A ••rl•• of evenlniiJ cloa .. •• In do.-lt•JOuraelf Upholstering end FumltuN Repolr •.Loorn how to , .. store old antiquo furniture oftcl how to t.uild JOUr own modern living ·room suite ftom start to finish. Claal• •• will be conducted one evening each w••k oY•r a period of 10 weeh for men or wom••· Small tultloft may b. paid on po~ent plan. VI1U the first cloiS without cllorg• ,or obllglll"' ·tion. For Information write to Knotts Upholstering at once, 1163 S.cond Ave., Gaii11G'III, Ohio or Call Buslnm Servlm C. C. BRADFORD AUCTIONEER c.mplete lltnlee ForSele I;XPIIf Wheel Allgnii!Ht .-GUARAHI'!EPs:ss . '" . -· walmlt Sale• Opportunity ~ IIND1 lo-:J..3tc eonoole with AM & FM radio. WE are seekinr: 2 represent&· RaeiDe. OMo Take over !H'ymento of t6.58 lives in this area for career Crill Bradford per month or nay balance due <Jpportunity. 5 1 tfe $10Ui. Try It In yoiD" home. e$600 month guarantee to PHONE 992-2094 Call 1192-2838. t-29-6IC start Am CONDmONING Refrl~· •Training at Company e•· Every Satwday Nile allon service. Jack'• Refrlt19!ll Z!G ZAG sewing machine, tomttrov Home & Alllhll pense eratlon, New Haven. bone Al . sll•hlly u•ed. Does every· e PromOtlOII by merit B. . . . 1182-:111'19. 4 I tie 446-2917. thing without at•aclt'tlents. In e80 per cent Income lrom WILKESVILLE LEGION good condit:o.'l; $5.23 JJer. established accounts GROVE HALL -9 to 1 month. or lull price ol $48.44. READY - ~:IX concrete deHv· Our repiesentatlvu are hapered right to your projeet. MUSIC BY Fnr free home de:non<rtratlon pv - they earn •atlsfactory Fast and eaoy. Free est!· cal! !!112-2836. t-mte DALE SNIDER AND incomes. You. too, have an mates. Phone 992-321M, Goeg. exceptional oppilrtunlly to esTHE T.C. PLAY BOYS 1eln Ready • Mix Co .. MiddleTHREE ror:f' .. cutive grave loll tablish an income for We. port, Ohio. 8 10 tfe In Beec~ Grove. Call or write Mondzy thrn Saturday David Wi:Uams. 37 Riverside HYMN SING Saturday 7:30 p. Between 10 A.M. & 7 P.M. BUDGET PRICE furniture on Drive, Dayton, Oblo. m. Church of God. Chester. RON LAUTIAMIJS our third Door budge! shon. . 11-29-lotc Everyone weleome 11H-1tp 441-43'16 IN THE EVENT THAT OUR BUSINESS Baker Furniture. Middleport. 10.1-Sie Ohlo. T 23 tfc HAS NOT BEEN SOLD I FOOT by 7 fool overhead Notice garage door, oomplele. (4 DOZER, BACKHOE. trencher ANYONE INTER"'ES""l"'E"'O In an A\'TIQl3ES. lumlture, dlsbel. inch clearance) $28, Brown's miscellaneous. Mrs. Howard b!dependent New Testament and truck service, sepllc Trailer Park, Mlnem·illt, tanks, water lines, basements, Cecil. 800 W. Main St., Porn• Baptlsl Church can 919-3414 phone 992-3324. 10-1-Gie also topsoil. Henry Bahr, 1-IS-IIc Thuroday at 7 p.m. Oct. 3. A roy. cl88! on soul winning will be phone 985-3988 or Roger Babr, CHESTER, OHIO HOUSE I' Harrosonvllle. Five dlreeted by Paotor Darrington pbone 1185-J958. 10-2-30ip For S•le or Trede rnoms. bath, uti!ity room, from the Second Baptlat 19ii7 INTERNATIONAL truek, 4 cellar. gas furnace. Call 1192Church of Ravenswood. speed, 'It ton, I!IIK Chevrolet, 3716. !0-1-Ste SEWING MACHINES. repair 948te 196'1 Mustang 11-cyllnder, 3•ervlce. all makeo. WY 2speed. Financing available. 42 INCH SIMPLEX ironer. good 2284. '111e Fabric Sbop, PomTHERE WILL be a gun shoot Phone 992-6517: after 5 p.m. eroy. Authorized Sln<er Saleo as new, $20. Pbone 992-5307. SundaY. Oct. I, beginning at Phone 992-5748. t-29-lfe and Service. We Sbarnen 10-Hip noon at the Forknd Run Sctsso,... 3-29-tfc Sportsman Club. Everyone lo For Rent 1985 MUSTANG. $1000. or juat juice ud toa•t·•DO welcome. 10.1-5te CIGARETTE vendblg machines FURNISHED APARTMENT. 4 ~935. Gene Dodson. matter wbt kiftd of brelk•"" lo-l-51p snd service. ABC Enterprises, rooms and bath. an utnltleo faat yoa wet, you'll like Mason. W. Va. Phone '1'13-5543. WilL DO aewlng at home the way ,,_. fia i.t. le perpaid. $'10. Phone 99!$75. 8-Wc ' lllppero, pockets, pegging. lt+lte VENETIAN BLINDS, all ~ • a a tee t • .. ~rfi .it fa~t.:. ....,.lng, alterations, ete. Bring the family here on and blind repair. IlalrWipaad with 1 llllila! Sunday. Treot th.m tO Mil. ·Freddie 'l'hibet Maoon, FTR'TTSHED :~n!! unfnml"~b@d pel Supply, 215 Union Ave., lnsurence our &roosted Chicken. Phone 7'13-5651. ~tfe Pomeroy. 10.1-121< Al!TOMOBn.E i""urance bee• aoartments. Close to school. r.anrelled? Lost your ooeratPhone 1192-5434. 10-IJ.tfe REPAIR, REFINISH, recondl· GOOD ZO FT. 8xl2 Furnace or's license? Call 9ft-296ft. lion golf clubo, John Teaford. FURNISHED GARAGE apartI li tfe du<k, oome 61> Inch 1'0111111 211 I. ltleln PhoH 992-9974 . p•. _ t-!2-!0ip ment on Lincoln Hill. UU!Ittes pipe and plenum, one pair Daily 5:30 J..M. te 1:30 P .M.-SoonMy 7:00 te 7:00 --,--nald: adults only. Phone 19Z- Chicago roller skates, men'• lACK HOE and Dorer Service, M89. 8-!Wc size 8, with case, one 6 ft. pond, basemen~ water nne. metal awning, all cbeap. Nor· aeptlc tank, R. W. Cowdery, '!"RAILER LOTS. Bob's Mobile man MeCain. phone ~ Lmg Boltom, Ohio. 9·27-!0ic Court, Syracuse. Oblo on state Reedsville. 10-~ Rt. 124, Phone 99MIISI. BAND EVERY Friday and Sa~ &-11-11<: HOMEMADE QUILTS and com· BY MAY JOHNSTON urday at Jack's Club on llarforts for beds, new material, Mr. Floyd DaUey, Racine RL, rioonVllle Road off Rt. 7. FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM $10 and up. Phone 89Uft'l. 10-4-3tp ealled on Mr. and Mrs. Homer Holzer Mad!cal COllier, FirIt BidWell; WUIWn H. ~cor, KaCountry music by Gayle Me· APART~IENT, Middleport, aauga; Miles W. Chlldirs, ~ew Icenhower. Avo., Vtaltlng houri 2-f and 7.8 Donald and his Drifters. phone 991-3874. 1-t-tfc -:--:::-""= Mr. ancl Mra. Tom Burnside p.m. Parents oaly on Podiatries Haven; Mra. Harold R. Notton. 10-2-31< !951 GMC PICKUP trucl<. and daughter of Pomeroy, call~moroY; Mro. 1IJ7III c. MarCharlie Stone. Rutland. Ward. '!'RAILER SPACE, ready Ill ed on her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ahall, Hemloc:k. Oldo; Mra. Jim· 10-W-p Admlsoloos SAVE YOUR lawn. shrubbery hook up. private, plenty ol mlo a. Halo, RL t Oak Bill; Lawrence Johnston and famlly. Thomas w. Morgan, Jr., 20 and your back. We bave a room for children to play. Mr. Charles Offenburger and Cedar St.; Walter J. Janey, 919 Norman c.I!UI!ard, Allhland, I(J.; new trencher to dig your wa· Phone !IIIUICK. &-14-tfc ONE USED Pbilco refrigerator daughters, Tammy aOO Camm.Y, Second Ave.; Robert L. Cooper, Georae Wlncbell, Bucblel; WD· 125. 1985 Falcon, standard of Lowell, visited Mr. and Mrs. ter Une. Henry Bahr, phone !lam E. Strotll, Jackooo; Mra. shift, real nice. 191!11 Pontlae, 98$-3t81 or Roger Bahr. phone T!iREE ROOM HOUSE, bath, Walter J. Jackson; Blr11Autheraon - · 4-door. automatic, appl'OD- carl 1115-!968. 10-2-7tp Mr. aod Mrs. Darrel Hawphone Sam Arnold, Syracuse. fl1 M. Grail!. Jai:kson; K8nlelb mately 1110 balu mixed hay. thorne, Chester, visited Mr. and ·E. Downard, WoUalo1; WilHam 992-23EO. t-2&-llc Phone 949-2173. 10.~ Mrs. CecU Roseberry and ramSPECIAL SALES still In proBy PHIL PASTOI.ET w.Klrk.-· gress. Women and children's STORAGE SPACE: Storage fer Birth !ly. The nleell I h I n g about clothing. Jeffero Clothing Mra. Jimmie R. Halo, Rt. • Mr. and Mrs. Arlie West • boats, trailers, caro. camp- POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy a sound -IDBulated recreatioll SkW<1~2-lte ers, etc. Write P. 0. Box 129. miniature, $'15 and up. Stud teoled ~ng at Plants Church. room Is that you can't hear Oak Hill, - . 6:49 p.m. Tlllr•· service and grooming. Phooe Mr. Murl West, Ravenswood, da1. Pomeroy. Phone 1191-2'111 or the yak-yak upstairs. 1192-541!. It s tfo called on trls parents who had Dlachargea THERE WILL be a revival at see Dick Seyler. I0-3-12tp • • • Mila Adillo Boker, Lalha T. tbo Rutland C!lurcb of Christ the nu. Our ,..;g~bor sava ht'a AKC Golden RetrieVer puppleo. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Davis, Oct. 7 throtllh the 13th al wav ahead of this computer Bem<tt, Hlc:bar<\F.~• Pets For Sele Ricky Blazer, Mrs. )layl"'!,:l'· Cheshire, Mr. an:l Mrs. Okey dating f~he marrled on< 7:11 p.m. Ernie Johnson, for· BASSET, SCOTTIE, Weotle, S24 Aoh St., Middleport. Cleary, Cyntlda A. FUdl, Mi'a. . 5443. ll4tfc Neaselroad, Weirton, W. VL, 30 veara ago. mer!y from this churoh. will Schnauzer. Cockers, Wires visited Rev. am Mrs. Buac:h. Laura B. (lu1hoe, ~ A. be tbe evangellat. Sunday, • • and just pups. Barkaroo Ken~erel Teafon.l returned home <lOUSE TRAILER, two bed· Harrell, Mrs. FA~pna,Jilirrl-. Youngotera who write Oct. IS, ts the !39th ann!vernels, phone 86'1·3654 Coolville, Lowell F. Harrlooa. ltielv!D )1, room. 8 ft. x 45 ft .. complete"'eadlet'li pet" on other ldda' from the hospital. aary and homecoming of the 0. Vl!!lt with us. t-2t-7tc loeken 1Wl better not forget Mr. and Mra. Bobby Joe Wolle ~ohniCMI, BeiiJomln F, Miller, Jv furn!sbed, good conclltkm, drurdt Tbere wiD be a boo. and three children, bcine Route, June M. Mulllna, WOllam ll 11' 1 f.O. Phone 992-2126. esf.eD. HI dbmer In the basement at Leonard Cornell, and Lawrence Nibert, Allen L. Plpo, Mra. Loll& sion 53. days_ After 7 p.m. ForSele 110011. Afternoon services will Mrl. Albert Prince, Mrl. phone 992-11280. lO.WI.c G. JohnBton. local, W!od on Mr. be at 2 p.m. The m!nllller, HANNAH'S busband Hector and Mrs. Maywood Johnston. lviD o ... ..,..._, - .. ll. hates hard work so he cleans Eugene E. Underwood. lnvllea Mr. and Mrs. 11<mer lcenvan Mater, craig A. Wile, 1!111-' the rugs wltll Blue Lustre. i9~5 HOUSE trailer, 1-. ever)IOIIf to attend. 1»31< i»wer Wlod oa Mr. and Mrs. sol II. !lllrl1a1ll. Alll;bollr w. Rent electric shampooer $1. Phone 1192-5510. 1~ that a)Mistrophe, or It's the Brown, Mrl. 'l'bolllal E. MalClint Johnoon and Mr. and Mro. Baker Furniture. ~te EVERYONE is Invited to a bam teachers wbo wiD be ofter the ten and [Dian! - . Mrl. J Clift Cochryn of Portlond. POTATOES and .-1 potaloell. culprtta, not the !dda. ~. Sunday. Oct. I. at I Mn. Mlmle Corroll and dauR. Ttmmoni ond lnlanl - . ('IDHUAHUA PUPPIES, phone Pl!one 143-2254. Clarence Prof. p.m. at the Rutland Gun Club. • • • gjlter, vllited Mr. ct.rlle carM3-2848, Portland. t-B'tc fill. Portlar.d. IN41< roll at the hospital We'd be glad to intro1»3le duce o u r lodge • joining Mr. and Mro. Roy p.,.all and fmnd to anyon< who loots FIELD GROWN CHRYSAN· lii-ACRE FARl\1, 8 room hOUIO, tamib' have colds. to take clloncea. for S.Ie or lent THEMUMl1 and mums an bath. nlenty ol water. double (,.....,.,.,. ,,.,.,,;. J,.,..) colors. big and healthy. aloo garage, small born, free gao, SIX ROOM 11oose In Ractne. cannln~ pearo and potaloell. on school bus and mall route. Bath. Call 99U91D. IIH-3tc Reynolds FlOftT Shop, M•· One mile from Rutland. Phone ooo City, juot above Corp . WOMENS HelpWented 7U-5031. 8-!t-lle line. t~tfe JI'EMALE GENERAL rA.fice WOOL SLACKS $1d Ponts I• Brow•, Black Experienced. Mull be 1'1611 oLDSMOBn.E u1 ...t,. oM Green matlc. stwi"•- lu!lv 1953 FERGUSON TRACI'OR prollclent w!tb fii!UTe' and wltll .. t rA 3-14. !ndl ulowl. filial. Coli tn-5102 for appoint- "'"''""""· tS.IIlO mn.. --~ Now onlr pr. 1.99 712-4211 beforo 5 n m 74'-- lin' tires. reeently overhaul· ment. l..s-!te I Fa~Wic: Pwses 5501 evonlngs. ICI-4-3tn eel. phone !19U236. 16+31c 19611 !IJ'EREO. lovely DANCE WE ARE CLOSING OUR DOORS ( OCTOBER 19, 1968 KAUTZ FEED STORE Ham 'n Egg$ ... l can ' . SLATS S APARniJIN'1'8 - Ten l'OCIIDI, 3 e• gar8JI!. out ol bilb ,... tor. $12,000.00. IIBLI!:N or VJRGn. TBAPORD ASBOCIATES ••&a~ OPEN liVES. 1:00 P.M. POMIIlOY. OHIO Nolfce 110111mnm. ~­ puttna.•••.oil · 65 CHEVELLE ·.......................... $1195 Malibu COnv. VS en&lne, P.G. trans., radio, heater, new 65 CORV AIR MONZA , ....................$1295 ~:.- POMEROY ""' S . , East 1\labl. · Ellrl 8 ft. Fleetalde, good Urea, 6 eyl engine. Below market price. .. '. WMPO INFORMlflON NEWS presents LOCAL REPORTS DAILY . AT 7:50 A.M . .· t2 NOON l P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. • Free Estlmatas • QualitY Concrete • Certified Sb'ellllll • Delivery • Quick Service · • Flnlshlnt • Sand & Gravel DIAL 9!12-3284. GOEGLEIN GRAVEL 4.01 PJ.GE MIDDLEPoi_!T_, OHIO Keeping Meig.s Gallic and Mason Area Informed 'As • Well As Entertained BAILEY'S RESTtAURANf Old Town Flats News HOSPITAL NEWS R-. BARBS JtWJ~ILm; u..i ···'"" ...J , _ UIIICrantblf these fiiur Jilmblet, one letter to tad~" square, to fornt four ol'dlnar.y word~ . • . Q) rooler. Apple Grove News, Events Thoughts _..r. omens LADT£!1! w!oh to mate Rae. '2.76 Now 1.99 •:rtr• money bl your own home by ~~· the t~tlfl!l'lbone~ Wl'ltll Newkms !Iewin• C-enter. • 1th St., Primbuf"l! ltH-3111 ., '.. SECOND CIJTI'IIfG ol e!over TWO LOTS In Bradbury, 80 X 150, olher 10 I liiJ. Pholle hay, 75 cents a bale. N. E. 992-5001. I~ Vanaman. Rutland. Rarrtsonv!lle 114ad. I0-4-3tp ...... Shop 101 W. trlaln 992-5..,6 Po!"eroy . .· 3 New'fur.wiar,,··. , OIIf,Y. f' •. .I 0 - .. ' ·~ ; ____ ._ ......,...._- -·----.. ---------I ···.i. ,.. )'' �...._ ~~-.-.. ,/ ~m. 65 GMC PICKuP .. , ...................... $1195 MIDDLIIJ'ORT - A IOIDJ b1Jt. lneao for a eouple. Your own ' boSS, gGod Income. baiiDesl dlstrlcl. w-s-w tlres, green exterior with white nylontq),green vln,yl int. trim. 4 door, Law mlleage, spotless clean vtny1 interior, bucket seats. new w-s-w tlres, 140 HP engine, PG trans., R&H. Nl~e ....... ,...........,., OPPICI MOUII ~~· .. Pomeroy Motor Co. . . . .... .. 1:11 ....... O.lty - one. EVERYONE is invited to a ttam WANTED shoot, Surday, OcL 6, at I p. m.. at the RuUand Gun Club. ABBIE 614-992-2181 IJYRArosE A ••rl•• of evenlniiJ cloa .. •• In do.-lt•JOuraelf Upholstering end FumltuN Repolr •.Loorn how to , .. store old antiquo furniture oftcl how to t.uild JOUr own modern living ·room suite ftom start to finish. Claal• •• will be conducted one evening each w••k oY•r a period of 10 weeh for men or wom••· Small tultloft may b. paid on po~ent plan. VI1U the first cloiS without cllorg• ,or obllglll"' ·tion. For Information write to Knotts Upholstering at once, 1163 S.cond Ave., Gaii11G'III, Ohio or Call Buslnm Servlm C. C. BRADFORD AUCTIONEER c.mplete lltnlee ForSele I;XPIIf Wheel Allgnii!Ht .-GUARAHI'!EPs:ss . '" . -· walmlt Sale• Opportunity ~ IIND1 lo-:J..3tc eonoole with AM & FM radio. WE are seekinr: 2 represent&· RaeiDe. OMo Take over !H'ymento of t6.58 lives in this area for career Crill Bradford per month or nay balance due <Jpportunity. 5 1 tfe $10Ui. Try It In yoiD" home. e$600 month guarantee to PHONE 992-2094 Call 1192-2838. t-29-6IC start Am CONDmONING Refrl~· •Training at Company e•· Every Satwday Nile allon service. Jack'• Refrlt19!ll Z!G ZAG sewing machine, tomttrov Home & Alllhll pense eratlon, New Haven. bone Al . sll•hlly u•ed. Does every· e PromOtlOII by merit B. . . . 1182-:111'19. 4 I tie 446-2917. thing without at•aclt'tlents. In e80 per cent Income lrom WILKESVILLE LEGION good condit:o.'l; $5.23 JJer. established accounts GROVE HALL -9 to 1 month. or lull price ol $48.44. READY - ~:IX concrete deHv· Our repiesentatlvu are hapered right to your projeet. MUSIC BY Fnr free home de:non<rtratlon pv - they earn •atlsfactory Fast and eaoy. Free est!· cal! !!112-2836. t-mte DALE SNIDER AND incomes. You. too, have an mates. Phone 992-321M, Goeg. exceptional oppilrtunlly to esTHE T.C. PLAY BOYS 1eln Ready • Mix Co .. MiddleTHREE ror:f' .. cutive grave loll tablish an income for We. port, Ohio. 8 10 tfe In Beec~ Grove. Call or write Mondzy thrn Saturday David Wi:Uams. 37 Riverside HYMN SING Saturday 7:30 p. Between 10 A.M. & 7 P.M. BUDGET PRICE furniture on Drive, Dayton, Oblo. m. Church of God. Chester. RON LAUTIAMIJS our third Door budge! shon. . 11-29-lotc Everyone weleome 11H-1tp 441-43'16 IN THE EVENT THAT OUR BUSINESS Baker Furniture. Middleport. 10.1-Sie Ohlo. T 23 tfc HAS NOT BEEN SOLD I FOOT by 7 fool overhead Notice garage door, oomplele. (4 DOZER, BACKHOE. trencher ANYONE INTER"'ES""l"'E"'O In an A\'TIQl3ES. lumlture, dlsbel. inch clearance) $28, Brown's miscellaneous. Mrs. Howard b!dependent New Testament and truck service, sepllc Trailer Park, Mlnem·illt, tanks, water lines, basements, Cecil. 800 W. Main St., Porn• Baptlsl Church can 919-3414 phone 992-3324. 10-1-Gie also topsoil. Henry Bahr, 1-IS-IIc Thuroday at 7 p.m. Oct. 3. A roy. cl88! on soul winning will be phone 985-3988 or Roger Babr, CHESTER, OHIO HOUSE I' Harrosonvllle. Five dlreeted by Paotor Darrington pbone 1185-J958. 10-2-30ip For S•le or Trede rnoms. bath, uti!ity room, from the Second Baptlat 19ii7 INTERNATIONAL truek, 4 cellar. gas furnace. Call 1192Church of Ravenswood. speed, 'It ton, I!IIK Chevrolet, 3716. !0-1-Ste SEWING MACHINES. repair 948te 196'1 Mustang 11-cyllnder, 3•ervlce. all makeo. WY 2speed. Financing available. 42 INCH SIMPLEX ironer. good 2284. '111e Fabric Sbop, PomTHERE WILL be a gun shoot Phone 992-6517: after 5 p.m. eroy. Authorized Sln<er Saleo as new, $20. Pbone 992-5307. SundaY. Oct. I, beginning at Phone 992-5748. t-29-lfe and Service. We Sbarnen 10-Hip noon at the Forknd Run Sctsso,... 3-29-tfc Sportsman Club. Everyone lo For Rent 1985 MUSTANG. $1000. or juat juice ud toa•t·•DO welcome. 10.1-5te CIGARETTE vendblg machines FURNISHED APARTMENT. 4 ~935. Gene Dodson. matter wbt kiftd of brelk•"" lo-l-51p snd service. ABC Enterprises, rooms and bath. an utnltleo faat yoa wet, you'll like Mason. W. Va. Phone '1'13-5543. WilL DO aewlng at home the way ,,_. fia i.t. le perpaid. $'10. Phone 99!$75. 8-Wc ' lllppero, pockets, pegging. lt+lte VENETIAN BLINDS, all ~ • a a tee t • .. ~rfi .it fa~t.:. ....,.lng, alterations, ete. Bring the family here on and blind repair. IlalrWipaad with 1 llllila! Sunday. Treot th.m tO Mil. ·Freddie 'l'hibet Maoon, FTR'TTSHED :~n!! unfnml"~b@d pel Supply, 215 Union Ave., lnsurence our &roosted Chicken. Phone 7'13-5651. ~tfe Pomeroy. 10.1-121< Al!TOMOBn.E i""urance bee• aoartments. Close to school. r.anrelled? Lost your ooeratPhone 1192-5434. 10-IJ.tfe REPAIR, REFINISH, recondl· GOOD ZO FT. 8xl2 Furnace or's license? Call 9ft-296ft. lion golf clubo, John Teaford. FURNISHED GARAGE apartI li tfe du<k, oome 61> Inch 1'0111111 211 I. ltleln PhoH 992-9974 . p•. _ t-!2-!0ip ment on Lincoln Hill. UU!Ittes pipe and plenum, one pair Daily 5:30 J..M. te 1:30 P .M.-SoonMy 7:00 te 7:00 --,--nald: adults only. Phone 19Z- Chicago roller skates, men'• lACK HOE and Dorer Service, M89. 8-!Wc size 8, with case, one 6 ft. pond, basemen~ water nne. metal awning, all cbeap. Nor· aeptlc tank, R. W. Cowdery, '!"RAILER LOTS. Bob's Mobile man MeCain. phone ~ Lmg Boltom, Ohio. 9·27-!0ic Court, Syracuse. Oblo on state Reedsville. 10-~ Rt. 124, Phone 99MIISI. BAND EVERY Friday and Sa~ &-11-11<: HOMEMADE QUILTS and com· BY MAY JOHNSTON urday at Jack's Club on llarforts for beds, new material, Mr. Floyd DaUey, Racine RL, rioonVllle Road off Rt. 7. FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM $10 and up. Phone 89Uft'l. 10-4-3tp ealled on Mr. and Mrs. Homer Holzer Mad!cal COllier, FirIt BidWell; WUIWn H. ~cor, KaCountry music by Gayle Me· APART~IENT, Middleport, aauga; Miles W. Chlldirs, ~ew Icenhower. Avo., Vtaltlng houri 2-f and 7.8 Donald and his Drifters. phone 991-3874. 1-t-tfc -:--:::-""= Mr. ancl Mra. Tom Burnside p.m. Parents oaly on Podiatries Haven; Mra. Harold R. Notton. 10-2-31< !951 GMC PICKUP trucl<. and daughter of Pomeroy, call~moroY; Mro. 1IJ7III c. MarCharlie Stone. Rutland. Ward. '!'RAILER SPACE, ready Ill ed on her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ahall, Hemloc:k. Oldo; Mra. Jim· 10-W-p Admlsoloos SAVE YOUR lawn. shrubbery hook up. private, plenty ol mlo a. Halo, RL t Oak Bill; Lawrence Johnston and famlly. Thomas w. Morgan, Jr., 20 and your back. We bave a room for children to play. Mr. Charles Offenburger and Cedar St.; Walter J. Janey, 919 Norman c.I!UI!ard, Allhland, I(J.; new trencher to dig your wa· Phone !IIIUICK. &-14-tfc ONE USED Pbilco refrigerator daughters, Tammy aOO Camm.Y, Second Ave.; Robert L. Cooper, Georae Wlncbell, Bucblel; WD· 125. 1985 Falcon, standard of Lowell, visited Mr. and Mrs. ter Une. Henry Bahr, phone !lam E. Strotll, Jackooo; Mra. shift, real nice. 191!11 Pontlae, 98$-3t81 or Roger Bahr. phone T!iREE ROOM HOUSE, bath, Walter J. Jackson; Blr11Autheraon - · 4-door. automatic, appl'OD- carl 1115-!968. 10-2-7tp Mr. aod Mrs. Darrel Hawphone Sam Arnold, Syracuse. fl1 M. Grail!. Jai:kson; K8nlelb mately 1110 balu mixed hay. thorne, Chester, visited Mr. and ·E. Downard, WoUalo1; WilHam 992-23EO. t-2&-llc Phone 949-2173. 10.~ Mrs. CecU Roseberry and ramSPECIAL SALES still In proBy PHIL PASTOI.ET w.Klrk.-· gress. Women and children's STORAGE SPACE: Storage fer Birth !ly. The nleell I h I n g about clothing. Jeffero Clothing Mra. Jimmie R. Halo, Rt. • Mr. and Mrs. Arlie West • boats, trailers, caro. camp- POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy a sound -IDBulated recreatioll SkW<1~2-lte ers, etc. Write P. 0. Box 129. miniature, $'15 and up. Stud teoled ~ng at Plants Church. room Is that you can't hear Oak Hill, - . 6:49 p.m. Tlllr•· service and grooming. Phooe Mr. Murl West, Ravenswood, da1. Pomeroy. Phone 1191-2'111 or the yak-yak upstairs. 1192-541!. It s tfo called on trls parents who had Dlachargea THERE WILL be a revival at see Dick Seyler. I0-3-12tp • • • Mila Adillo Boker, Lalha T. tbo Rutland C!lurcb of Christ the nu. Our ,..;g~bor sava ht'a AKC Golden RetrieVer puppleo. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Davis, Oct. 7 throtllh the 13th al wav ahead of this computer Bem<tt, Hlc:bar<\F.~• Pets For Sele Ricky Blazer, Mrs. )layl"'!,:l'· Cheshire, Mr. an:l Mrs. Okey dating f~he marrled on< 7:11 p.m. Ernie Johnson, for· BASSET, SCOTTIE, Weotle, S24 Aoh St., Middleport. Cleary, Cyntlda A. FUdl, Mi'a. . 5443. ll4tfc Neaselroad, Weirton, W. VL, 30 veara ago. mer!y from this churoh. will Schnauzer. Cockers, Wires visited Rev. am Mrs. Buac:h. Laura B. (lu1hoe, ~ A. be tbe evangellat. Sunday, • • and just pups. Barkaroo Ken~erel Teafon.l returned home <lOUSE TRAILER, two bed· Harrell, Mrs. FA~pna,Jilirrl-. Youngotera who write Oct. IS, ts the !39th ann!vernels, phone 86'1·3654 Coolville, Lowell F. Harrlooa. ltielv!D )1, room. 8 ft. x 45 ft .. complete"'eadlet'li pet" on other ldda' from the hospital. aary and homecoming of the 0. Vl!!lt with us. t-2t-7tc loeken 1Wl better not forget Mr. and Mra. Bobby Joe Wolle ~ohniCMI, BeiiJomln F, Miller, Jv furn!sbed, good conclltkm, drurdt Tbere wiD be a boo. and three children, bcine Route, June M. Mulllna, WOllam ll 11' 1 f.O. Phone 992-2126. esf.eD. HI dbmer In the basement at Leonard Cornell, and Lawrence Nibert, Allen L. Plpo, Mra. Loll& sion 53. days_ After 7 p.m. ForSele 110011. Afternoon services will Mrl. Albert Prince, Mrl. phone 992-11280. lO.WI.c G. JohnBton. local, W!od on Mr. be at 2 p.m. The m!nllller, HANNAH'S busband Hector and Mrs. Maywood Johnston. lviD o ... ..,..._, - .. ll. hates hard work so he cleans Eugene E. Underwood. lnvllea Mr. and Mrs. 11<mer lcenvan Mater, craig A. Wile, 1!111-' the rugs wltll Blue Lustre. i9~5 HOUSE trailer, 1-. ever)IOIIf to attend. 1»31< i»wer Wlod oa Mr. and Mrs. sol II. !lllrl1a1ll. Alll;bollr w. Rent electric shampooer $1. Phone 1192-5510. 1~ that a)Mistrophe, or It's the Brown, Mrl. 'l'bolllal E. MalClint Johnoon and Mr. and Mro. Baker Furniture. ~te EVERYONE is Invited to a bam teachers wbo wiD be ofter the ten and [Dian! - . Mrl. J Clift Cochryn of Portlond. POTATOES and .-1 potaloell. culprtta, not the !dda. ~. Sunday. Oct. I. at I Mn. Mlmle Corroll and dauR. Ttmmoni ond lnlanl - . ('IDHUAHUA PUPPIES, phone Pl!one 143-2254. Clarence Prof. p.m. at the Rutland Gun Club. • • • gjlter, vllited Mr. ct.rlle carM3-2848, Portland. t-B'tc fill. Portlar.d. IN41< roll at the hospital We'd be glad to intro1»3le duce o u r lodge • joining Mr. and Mro. Roy p.,.all and fmnd to anyon< who loots FIELD GROWN CHRYSAN· lii-ACRE FARl\1, 8 room hOUIO, tamib' have colds. to take clloncea. for S.Ie or lent THEMUMl1 and mums an bath. nlenty ol water. double (,.....,.,.,. ,,.,.,,;. J,.,..) colors. big and healthy. aloo garage, small born, free gao, SIX ROOM 11oose In Ractne. cannln~ pearo and potaloell. on school bus and mall route. Bath. Call 99U91D. IIH-3tc Reynolds FlOftT Shop, M•· One mile from Rutland. Phone ooo City, juot above Corp . WOMENS HelpWented 7U-5031. 8-!t-lle line. t~tfe JI'EMALE GENERAL rA.fice WOOL SLACKS $1d Ponts I• Brow•, Black Experienced. Mull be 1'1611 oLDSMOBn.E u1 ...t,. oM Green matlc. stwi"•- lu!lv 1953 FERGUSON TRACI'OR prollclent w!tb fii!UTe' and wltll .. t rA 3-14. !ndl ulowl. filial. Coli tn-5102 for appoint- "'"''""""· tS.IIlO mn.. --~ Now onlr pr. 1.99 712-4211 beforo 5 n m 74'-- lin' tires. reeently overhaul· ment. l..s-!te I Fa~Wic: Pwses 5501 evonlngs. ICI-4-3tn eel. phone !19U236. 16+31c 19611 !IJ'EREO. lovely DANCE WE ARE CLOSING OUR DOORS ( OCTOBER 19, 1968 KAUTZ FEED STORE Ham 'n Egg$ ... l can ' . SLATS S APARniJIN'1'8 - Ten l'OCIIDI, 3 e• gar8JI!. out ol bilb ,... tor. $12,000.00. IIBLI!:N or VJRGn. TBAPORD ASBOCIATES ••&a~ OPEN liVES. 1:00 P.M. POMIIlOY. OHIO Nolfce 110111mnm. ~­ puttna.•••.oil · 65 CHEVELLE ·.......................... $1195 Malibu COnv. VS en&lne, P.G. trans., radio, heater, new 65 CORV AIR MONZA , ....................$1295 ~:.- POMEROY ""' S . , East 1\labl. · Ellrl 8 ft. Fleetalde, good Urea, 6 eyl engine. Below market price. .. '. WMPO INFORMlflON NEWS presents LOCAL REPORTS DAILY . AT 7:50 A.M . .· t2 NOON l P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. • Free Estlmatas • QualitY Concrete • Certified Sb'ellllll • Delivery • Quick Service · • Flnlshlnt • Sand & Gravel DIAL 9!12-3284. GOEGLEIN GRAVEL 4.01 PJ.GE MIDDLEPoi_!T_, OHIO Keeping Meig.s Gallic and Mason Area Informed 'As • Well As Entertained BAILEY'S RESTtAURANf Old Town Flats News HOSPITAL NEWS R-. BARBS JtWJ~ILm; u..i ···'"" ...J , _ UIIICrantblf these fiiur Jilmblet, one letter to tad~" square, to fornt four ol'dlnar.y word~ . • . Q) rooler. Apple Grove News, Events Thoughts _..r. omens LADT£!1! w!oh to mate Rae. '2.76 Now 1.99 •:rtr• money bl your own home by ~~· the t~tlfl!l'lbone~ Wl'ltll Newkms !Iewin• C-enter. • 1th St., Primbuf"l! ltH-3111 ., '.. SECOND CIJTI'IIfG ol e!over TWO LOTS In Bradbury, 80 X 150, olher 10 I liiJ. Pholle hay, 75 cents a bale. N. E. 992-5001. I~ Vanaman. Rutland. Rarrtsonv!lle 114ad. I0-4-3tp ...... Shop 101 W. trlaln 992-5..,6 Po!"eroy . .· 3 New'fur.wiar,,··. , OIIf,Y. f' •. .I 0 - .. ' ·~ ; ____ ._ ......,...._- -·----.. ---------I ···.i. ,.. )'' �.,. . c<IUIIb'l' hu u Ita mandata ot • the 14th attack citizens. ~king to IIOil'iY 1,000 studentS It the New York UnlversU.y Law Sebool, Fortaa said the political struple under way in the United States centered on the principle of equ&lity. It WIS clear he felt this issue was re~omsible for the S8TIIIte's relnsal to conflrm him as chief justice or the Ruth Pearson Dies Thursday PI'. Pl-EASANT - Mrs. Ruth Pearson Wells, 57, Halrihorne, CaiJf., formerly ol Pt:. Pleasant and GalUJIO].is, died at her home Thursday afternoon. United States. Bom Sept. 15, 1909, in Ma"Make nn mi,dake." Fortas son County, she was the daughter of Mrs. &ella Rodgers Pearoon King ct Pl. Pleasant and the Nixon Sure late Wlllllllll H. Pearson. Mrs. Wells, who bad reslded In Callfomia for the last four years, was a member or the Dickey Chapel Churt'h, n e a r Northup. ,. (Cootlnued O'om page 1) give Humphrey any chance at sll or wiming. Wallace causes Concern Third parcy candidate George Wallace is causq Nixon concern. He doesn't think &!.rvivors include her tlusband, Ernest Wells; one son, The Rev. Nallace has a chance or Donald R. Wells, Northup; three winning ttle presidency, but he daughters, Mrs. Katherine Metz - worries about the lmpact that ger, Cheshire; Mrs. M a r v i n Wallace's campaign will ha'fe, !bggs, Middleport; and Mrs. after ttle election. on the new James Ratcliff, Northup; two adminislratlon's chances of slstera, Mrs. Katherine Stleets, reuniting the nation. Newark, Ohio, and Mrs . ElizaHealing the bitter divisions beth Hill, Gallipolis, and 16 which have develcved between grandchildren. races; regions, generations and Funeral arrangements are to Income gro~s is second only to be announced. The body \dll be endi~ the Vietnam war on shipped from California to the Nixon's list of priorities. Crow-Hussell Funeral Home. He slaps his leg with a loud smack when tie says, witt! emotion, that the next president has simply got to bring tlli s •.:~so N DRIVE·IM country together. It is this obsession with the need for national unity that causes Nixon to mute his pitch TONIGHT, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY Oct.. 4-5-6 "THE CARPETBAGGERS" Ashley, Martha Hyer, Carroll Baker, Bob Cwnmings Alan Ladd Eliz. AND '"THE SEA PIRATE" Gerard Barray Genevieve Cas!le MEIGS THEATIE TONIGHT THRU THURSDAY OCTOBER 4 - 10 "THOROUGHLY MODERN MILUE" (Technicolor) Julie Andrews, 8!1 Millie Mary Tyler Moore COLORCARTOON: Woody Freeloader ..ADMiSSION: 85c ani 50c SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. ,' .,:- .~'·''; ~ ,' • Employe Dies IWC Fern Radcliff, Nelson Road Rutland, died Thursday at Vete;ans Memorial Hospital in tal employee " Hard Now in Ohio lllMPACT CONSOlf STERfO Cases agalnat 173 rut ct 174 alleged violators of Qhio•s la,w Fitl in where otMrs cBn't ... yet it against Uttering the state's streams wero proseart.ed successfully from June 5 to September 17, resulting In a total ct $5,293.90 In fines, amouncod Fred E. Morr, Director, Ohio Department of Natural Resources. . The start or this porlod mark· ed the efiectlve date ot the new enforcenwnt law, Known as Senate Bill 345, which gives Nalur· a1 Reaources officers, Including Forest Rangers, Park Rangers and Wildlife Game Protectors, the ~ to enforce the original f111urrs rich, full coRsole stBTeo sound.! FM/AM/STEREO FM RADIO Provtdes the best 1n Stereo FM. p!us O\JIS I ~nd · ing convenhonal FM and /J.M recep tro r1 Str.1eo FM md1cator h[Jhl 80 WATTS OF PEAK MUSIC POWER Solid-st<Jll:' tiOW amo lllu'!r deliver s constant pea k performance lor thrill 1ng stereo sound Instant warm -u (.l. r:ooler operat1on MICFIO-TOUCH " 2G TONE ARM The most perter:tly IJ<JI;mced lone arm uo 110rne stereo Tracks ill a mere two gr~•Hs t:;J rd accrdentally run• ~ lone reco rd SIX-SPEAKER SOUND SYSTEM woofers . tw o e~po tweetP r~ anti~ltter law. Broad range responsf. ot 60 to 15 000 cp s BEST YEAR YET TO GET THE BEST Optional htension Speakers ~!* POMEROY '\~NATIONAL BAN RUTLAND POMEROY · ENDORSE SAXBE CLEVELAND <UPD - T h e Oldo TOIIlllsters Union todrJ endorsed RepubliW! WOllam B. Saxbe for the U. S. Senate. Nationally, the TOIIllllterl Unllln II backing the Democretic ticket ct llwnbert H. Humphrey and Edmuud Muslde.. SHOP DFSrROYED COLUMBUS (UPO - F 1 r e destroyed the Better value carpet lhlp early toda,y, Damage was estbnated at '100,000 . Serving Meigs County for over 96 years Memher Federal Reserve System 4«1171 / • , rhe quality gae!. in befote the name gOt:$ on - t~w ... s 199.95 • INGELS FURNITURE OPEN FRI & SAT. NIGHTS MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ,-. ·, . ' . POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT Gallia ~ l Clarence Member FDIC All Accountolnouretl Up To $15,000 Under The Ftd<,r al Deposit Insurance Corporotlon ;,% paid on Certificates of Depi>slt In Multiples of $1,000.00 • OPEN FRIDAY MGHTS 5:00 lo 7:00 SPECIAL SUNDAY BUFFET 12 P.M. TIL 4 P.M. ADUL T5l $2.50 CHILDREN: $1.75 PLEASANT POINT RESORT DAuGHTER BoRN Mr• . and' Mrs. Greg llowlh, Syracuse, are announcl!w the birth of a daughter, ROb<!~ Dawn. i.t Shelterirw Arms lioopltal SaturdaJ', September 28, weighing 8 lb11., 14 oz. Grand-parents are Mrs. Helen KlDI:, formerly of Racine, mw or R Riley, Kansas, and Mr. and Mrs. MOton Roush, Syilcuae. COUDcy )all and JlllllOs E. Cox, are on the stU. 18, o1 825 Secood Ave., Is In BOAT MOVEMENTS: the ciq Jail, GALLIPOLIS LOCKS - NorInjured In the fllht was Ben- rio Harvey down 4:45p.m.; 1'1111ny Hall, West COl~ W, Va., 1p spom down 5:20 p.111o; KailiY l& a patient st. Voter- R. down 6~ p.m.; Mark EUtln Memorial Hospital, POmeroy. dcnm 10:35 p.m.; John J, - e Charge• were llled by Hall'•' dcnm 2:S5 a.m.; 11t&D up . t:OS mother, Louise Stone. a.m.; Ja110 T, and AIIAII Zep!QT At 11:30 a.m. ~. HaU was up 5:10 a.m.; Ealllmi<!OM' 7:10 reported In oaUsfactory - - a.m.; Onward II' 7:55 aim.; r.tiUon at the boopital. He luf!or- 1/Y Dolme.Y II' 9p.m.;!W'Ye1J0r, ed abrasi<Ris to the head In the dan up 10:05 p.m.; J. Pqe Hamelee, lt waJ<eported. . clan up 11 a.m.; Pasco up waitDispooltlm ol the 111111°1 CIHI, 1111. was pending at 11:30 a.m.todst;•· KANAWHA RIVER - I.mdoll, 11 was reported ~ !'Ill& !bi•IQ' dcnm a.m.; 1\larmet, and COx had ol!ored to waive ex- , T. Prlee down 1:46 .Ro tr~t1J?n to Wflt Vlr~ qa,; .. ~.!J~- ~; were • - e d·lw .berilM..., . cl(rim 4:5fp,m;l;lli&~er·~i::' to retum volunlarllytoPt.1'leu• . 45 p.m. 1 Buek F'rOODW! 9:• ant. , 25 .p.m. 1 FrlllkUD B. 111 12:05 Cox was picked up In qblo late .. a.m.; W, B. -or. Jr. up La.:; Thursday nl8bl by the Slatelllsh• a.m.· Fort DeorbOm up 2:20 "111 Petrol' and char&ed with in- a.m.; E. Bowleo dcnm 2:li5 to:dcatlon. C11f pollee Aid Cox a.m. would have to •poll a $28 bond OHIO ltlVER - LOck U, before he Ill releued to return PemQl'vanla up (110 time); lAid< to West VlrslniL . 15. A. V, Crill down 5 A.m.; Lock 18, Jollboll uP 5:S5 -.m.; ANNOUNCE REVIY.AI. Lock 17, Diana llolliiOJ1h up 4:,. There will bil 'a revl•al at tile. 30 p.m.; Pr1nc1p1o , down 8:30 HUand ~ Clurch <RI Ill: p.m.; BecWord II' 6:10 a.il).i 124, bad< of I'I>/IJmll' ~ · II¥! . -l -CIIII)Or\1'8:45~J!I·;~Uo­ Laurel C1lfr road, beclmlnl Oct.' vt11e Locka, A. D, !Jl.yllol, D 17. Serrieea w!U be hold at 1.:1 2:46 a.m.; Lock 21, Wllllalll 7:30 p.m. each ovoal!l&.the ·J!I!I'. ·H. Z1Jnm8r down 8:35 a.m.;.BriRobert Searlea, 'pellor, the 10 a _, 7:05 a.m.; Look 23, opeaksr. ~ sinBinl will be El8otCWI up 3:15 a.m.; llaclne . preoertsd eaeb Ofioll\g. Lo<kl, l'li1ly !I•- 2:aG a.m.; ~ CIQ- down St05 a.m.; G._ 'J.o<ka. Robert H, 'fl.. PLAN BAKE SALji: liolt dcnm 8:30 p.nt; Dlll!ol• Ill! The MYF Ill thi. Jlulland IJnlt. 10:55 P· ... , ~ c. !lleerer up ed Metbodill Church will bold • t:50 a.m.; JlllllOs Bowie up 5:· · bake tlale at tile Rutland llepert- 26 a.m.; lllvonsl!OOCI Ill! 7:15 ment Slllro at 10:30 a.m. Solur· a.m.; Meltlahl- Loi:ko, .. Cll; :lll dtQI. ' ·, st. · Loula d!Wm t:05 p,_m.; Oli- .a Hecker' -<t aeora- ... the lllt fd!i!, voai-K SHOP ALL DAY SAl~llDAY · 9:30 AM TO·-9 PM .' OCTOBER SALE 1fOW -~~ • IN. EVERY DEPARTMEN~ ON .A~L ·3 FLOO~' READY-TO..WMR D~PERIES AN.O AND .FLO,OR cpYERIN~S - MUSIC AN~ · . LfNGERIE - ·INFAftT$ .EAR~· MENS I . HOUSEWARES .:.. DOMESTICS - NOTION~ .;. "Use Chrllbnas Seals - rt•a a ·~ of Ufe and Breath," laid 'l'hollljloon. !bnday. Receive Honor A.wards MIDDLEPORT - Hono r A - for Olllltantlln8 academIc IIChlev... durllll tho SOC· oild ·..muter Ill the 1967.M •cbool rear ,... insented flf. Q-.three Melp Hlsh School studelta at ~ 'PIClaJ UAJMiy In ~ ••~· IDdliorlum on Wed- ... •,. ~ 1be corllftcatea are presented al the. ~'dptdl1n ct each soWOrk. to all -nts wbo at least three ~· of "A" and no grade 1owar lhan a "II'! for his ... 1!1'ster Iridal· Elln' ,re~;Ujp!l­ llon II lllveli lbl!jJo ~ - me-•· IM!•• - acblilre a 0 ~ ••A" average for tile term. Sludonts receiving a-.ta for haYing no grade lower 1han ''A" for ibo lall IIOIII8ster were pon M. AlldorBGit, Mary E.Brad>ur7, Mary K. Brlcldea, Twlla S. CJat. worthY, RobertS. ~~.Deb­ hie A. Crow, Gloria C. G o ff, carol M. Hergraves, Bernadette Hemea11, Robeeca J. - . ahal~ Glema K. Kefs, Mary C, Pear1011, Joyce L, RiltV, Franklin M. Rizer, Glema M. ~ra­ gua, .Reberca J, Tr!plett a n d lloma Weber, all sopbomorea, Linda Cardillo, Sharry L. HQel, J&D M. Lons, Roberta J, (Contlllled oo P1110 ~ eattons. Admlnlstrallm. Rest-s wtshllll to process their IIIJPil~l 'PlY report to the Pomeroy Elementary School frmn 1 to t p.m. and from 1 to 9p.m. Porter staleS that .$1,$00,000 The loan program ct the FHA was explained at the open meet. 1111 m hoosing attended by some 200 residents. As a result of the meeting over 80 f.amllleB Indicated their 1n1e11t1on to proceed pl~qs ct wtat 111u have ...u. able In the ...., ct nell llouao COIIB!ructlon. The Oct. 17 dale haa- lit to bolp the IIIJPllcanta wflh ceasing ct t h e - owk Involv- ed. RUTLAND - Democrats of the Tenth Congressional D i s- trict wUl meet for a run evenct actlvltles Thursday, Octoher 10, atRuUandSchool, accordIng to Jaek W. Crisp, chalrman ot the Democratic Executive Committee d Meigs County. Mr. John Baker, Asllstant Seep retary of Agriculture, will be1be principal speaker it the quarterly dlmer meeting or the Tenth Dlatrlct Democratic Club, at 7:30 p.m. Presiding at the dinner will be Eugene P. O'Grad,y, cbslrman at the Ohio Democratic Ex~ NASA's Kennedy ~ce Center ecutlve Committee. A Hget..out-the-vote" districtm an earth orbital mission designed to test spacecraft systems wide workshop will be held he· under eondltlons slmUar to those fore the dlmer, starting a~ 6. to be encountered on a moon p.m., at the school. The worktrip. ahop, which will be led by MorAl the !\>ace Dlvlslou, Miss ion Nelpp, Toledo, Ohio ChalrReamey 11 a secretary in the man of the 1968 Block-worker office or the assistant m<inag- Program, will include S t at e er of the AJJOliO·program. Chairman O'Grady, Harry CrewRegarding the moon program, Athens, candidate for ConMiss Rearney said: u1 feel that greas; Frank W, King, Pre.slthis Is the greatest scientific dent ol the Ohio AFL-CIO; Miss feat to happen In my lifetime, Betty Jsoe Gtdl'ney, nemocrat. sod I am VOl'Ji proud to be able 1c NaUooal Commlu....,man ct Ill participote In the Pl'OIII'&m, Ohlo; coanty chairman) from the SPACECRAIT STENO - Donna L. Reamey, lonnercy or Cr(M'fl Clty, is a steoographer - secretary at the 5j)ace Division of North American RockweU Corporation, buDder of the Apollo spacecraft command an;t service modules in wWch three astronaut! will journey to the moon and back. Ing Donna Reamey Helps With Lunar Program GALLIPOLIS - Mlsa Donna L. Reamer, formerly or Crown Clcy, Ia helping with the naUon'l lunar exploratton program at Downey' CalU. Miss Reamey is a stenogra. ])her..ecretary at the !\>ace Dlvlsloo ct N~ American Rock· well eo~itlon, builder of the Apollo spacecraft colnmand and events. service modules In which three Ladloa ct Heath Clrurch who served a ateak dlmer were t.trs. astronauts will Lravel to t h e N&D Moore, Mrs. Kay Rail, Mrs. moon and back. Nleee o1 Mr. and Mrs. Joe Beulah Ha,ves, t.lrs. Zeigler and Hckett ct Crown Clcy, Mlso Mias Besa Sanborn. Reamey Is the daila!lter or the VOTES COLUMBUS (UPO MCM'O than $,qOO members ol Unl\ed Auto Workers Local 927, reprosentlnr the local dlvlolon of North Amerlcu Rockwell, will vc:Ke on a proposed cantract meeting a couple ct -ks ago, haa be.. promllled Melp Coun- wflh tile loons for now ......... Aid that vohlllleer help has been Q' for the conslnicti<lo of now At the IIIOtldnl aiM>, lib( ·build- : oecured to proce11 the appll- b:Kne1 by the Fanner1 Home 1111 c:omractora ox1dhlted dla- Activities Club Proposal students ol Meigs Hlsh School was dioQIIIOII FrfdtQI nlshl when the Mldllloport.I'Ome~ Rotary Club met at Heath Cbul'ch. Rotari&D Rev. Charles Simons asked for volunteers to look Into the propolli. Rotary InOOrnational hal - - local clubs be<ome ·more actl\'0 Ia thilllold. A week 1110 Jlgo ROUsh ct the Ironton club ,... a pst apeakor In Middleport on tile topic. Rotarian George Hargraves Jr. related his -rienee with the Interact movement In East Uverpool wharo he wajo• a h I g b scbool principal and later asoJst. ant 8Uperlntendent. John Werner, secretary, read the district llnanclal report and revl""ed upoomlna district Pro Announce DiSCUSSeS A proposal Paper~ . ~·k Democrats Rotary Club MIDIILEPQRT - ' . THREE SECTIONS 0 ' ·PT. PLEASANT POMEROY - '!be paperworl< Involved on ooor 80 applicetiona for Farmers Home Admlnlstra-. tim loans resulting from a recent mMI!ng oo new housing In Mlfljo1 • t:ouucy wiU be processed oo Thursday, Oct. 17, at tile AlmerQy Elementary School. I'OJDOnll' Altorne,y BllliWter, .ll'bo IPOUheedod the housing W'.<s:;:;;;~::::::-.:-_:::::%::::::,-::::::::::::::~~:~. to eponsor an Interact club for '11 .' Plan tired businessman, died Satm. as the result of inJuries suffered Friday in ~ tractor .accident. Mr. Parmelee report.edl)' passed away In HuntingtoJ>.cabell Hoapltal In HuuUngton, W, Va. The victim received severe head i~ W'les when a tractor he was operatlng on hts farm, located off Route 7 near the State Highway Department garqe, overturned. Arrangements will be announced. W'Q.)> at 7 p, 53 Meigs High Pupils up 8:65p.m.; Mike Mur· DA,NCE; :I'ONIGHT phJ up 7:55 p.m.; Ellltha Wil!>da A hotiJecomlnil . dance will be _ , 9:20 p.m.;~~·~ held at the Sotilborn Junlllr IUak .· .,. 1:25 a.m.; AWed • •Atbl~ auditorium illlll&lt to~ the dcnm 2 a.m., Walttr CurlY dtiP f~ game between St:odhem 3:15 a.m.; Sail¥ Polk up 5 a.IJ!.; and Federai.HoeldiJI. MlisiC'wlll Wba1no H. 8:05 a.m.;~ -be by the Brand X lllDtL Welt V'lrslalo 7:10 a.m. OPEN TONIGHT-FRIDAY-UNTIL 9 ,M, !if <UlJn telllna, . X-tll'l, bi.......U.. ly Chell Q)lnlca, pollen! oelv· Ices and heal til edlcatlon, will get underway wllll tho slopo, 4:50•p,m.; . • ="l!0W.<>W""--W.':'W.«"'..m» B. ·F. Psnnalee, Mlddloport councilman and recently re- ··~amm- " fD'CI8I'IDia such II tuber· UAR . bar a. up and typ. t.lrs tO Iobel OIIVelopes, stu1r OIIVOlapo;, ·Iobel remiDdors; a Gltl w&oOIK has volunteered to 1110.• cklstmas Seallettero. . · •it know the Importance ct the ~~ Seal Campaljp!' to the reilclanta of out oonunun!Q- and I 1111 canvlncOd we will more lliD lap our IQIIIJI4f.500. The us ver c. m-ar ct ....... ma·llbal• • .,., win need volw\. iii! ' · EXPECT RECORD ., COLUMBUS (UP0 - Auto 11· cense revenues for the year are expected to poll tile $100 mllllou mark by the end ct ~ for the first lime Ill hlotor)'. by Dor<thy · Mr. Thompson gramated from Ohio Northem IJnlverolQ' andre. celved his Master's Degree from Miami Unlverslcy. Mr. Thompson oo.ce hrved as football coach at ~Ia A.-roy 111gb School, prlnclpel at Kyger Creek Hlsh School, -~ d the Middleport SChools and IUIIOrllloP<Iant of the North G a I II a etool District. He haa been ac4ve 1n youth and other orpn~. zetiOnll actlviUoa )n Gallla Coun~ and II pre..-.Ly aervq aa dlo4'man for School Nilbl for Sccuts, inembar ct the •ecudve CDIIIlhlttee ct the Southeast Ohio !q1at1ntllldaiP, Association and II delepte"""cl lo the NaUooal Education Association. Mr. Thompson announceil the Chrlllmol 11,1a1 cllnpel&ti di>oo not atart Ulltil Nov. 12,-i>ut the mall campeJin requires IIUII1l' voliml.r 'IIOI'kera. Some ct the wotk baa beeo done In prepar. I RlVEft NEWS ohio. Jlalley •· .,r• SUNDAY, OCTOBER 6, 7968 . tile Galli& Courlb' =~osls and Htlaltll AlSO· Two Galli& men an being held on I'UIIIIvo warranto • from West Vlridnla on tharpa GAUGES - Gallipolis, 12.6 ct aslllllllt and battery after .. and 13.4 runn111g U foot ct roll. alleged fight ThursdaY nl8bt at trl; Pt. PIMMIII, 24.54; I'Ome. the Chat •n Chew IIOil' Cllftm roy-Maaoo, 20.90; Hinton, 0.42 In Mason County. atat.; Kanawha Fallo, 2.56 rlsEmersoo B. Bin& 28, RL 2 1ng; Charleston, 18.1!2 riling. coastal Gamp Evans, 380 miles ' Gallipolis, Is In t1to G alii • Loodoll, Marmet, and Winfield, oorth of Saigon. QUALITY SOLID-STATE Charmrng ~urly A1111·rr: .1 11 SIYII' Cf Cdblrlfl1 111 Qf.I"IU I Il~ Maple vcnt'(!IS l rlr hrt <Jnd re cord s101 agr S(.l.t(" NO. 36 ' '"' " 28 PAGES ,• ' 1?{01..; <~ 1 prealdent ' Green Berets Help Throw Back Attacks Litterbugs Living Tape Input /O utput Jack s · Stereo Devoled To The Greater Middle ~ , Se.turda,y Two Men . Held in HEATH CHURCH REPAIR- ~an oxionalYO II" l!fd'W ia the Ulllrloc olllllddloport'a Heath Methodist Oturch. Workmen oC the Joseph J, Graciano Co., Pittsburgh, PL, have steamed and chemically cleaned the structure and are currently pointing up the exterior brlek. The next step will be silkone sealing of the entire exterior. Worken have been at tile church ror a morth and are expected to spell) several more weeks before tbe $9,640 job is completed. JM:E IAVINC! P~ • li& CcJun9' ·School a, has accepted the chalrinauohlp ct lite 1968 Ouistmaa Seal Cam1Jal8n, according to aniUUIOUIICemontiiUILie . fi B News ne.s Precision Record Changer • Prov1sron for ,; ~';• GALLIPOLIS - CREDENZA SMING o·· '" • - -'l!o . •'r' • I{ . 111onq>oon, a:pertntendent ct Gal- ..-nHNHIIIIIIa In cludes rwrr g1il n l 1 ·~ I":. Seal Sales Pomeroy. He was a retired posot the Carpenter (or "white backlash" votes, Post Office wtlere he llad workSAIGON (UPD- U.S. Green seventh day but gave no sign a Berets am. their Vit=tnamese ground attack was tn ttle works. even when he's cam,paigniJlt in ed 23 years. U.S. spoke~men had no the Deep South. He comes on Born in Carpenter on Aug. 27. sidekicks patrolling infiltration 852s pouOOed the 7,000 Commu- immediate eJQ>Ianatlon Cor the strong for law aOO order but in 1890, he was the son of the late corr idors scarred with Commu- nists relenUessly. u_s. spokesmen today report.. collision. The~ said there was the same sentence insists that it Charles and Kate RadciUfe. One nist tank tracks threw back a ed the collision or an f.ir Force no Communist grouiKI ftre must be accompanied by justice brottler, Frank, also preceded four-wave North VIetnamese and equality for all Americans, attack within a mUe of transport and an ArmY helicq>· reported when tile Caribou him in death. lifted off. black as well as white. Surviving are his wife, Nan- Cambodia, military spokesmen ter over ttle northern coast The Viet Cong's "Liberation Thursday that killed 24 AmerlHe knows that he isn't Ukely nie· two daughters, Mrs. Wayne said today. Radio" today claimed the allies' to win many Negro votes, -ru:ner, Rutland. and Mrs. LaurSouttl Vietnamese officials can Gls. There were no defense of saigon was "defeated whatever he sa)'S, Am. tie also en Hoffman, Dexter; five grand~ said the furious battle 66 miles sur vi von. and panic stricken." It said knows that he could greatly The twin-engine C a r I b o u children, and four great-grand- northwest of saigon lelt 150 "the U, S. PUPPets will certalnl.1 improve his chances or capturmembers of North Vietnam's transport witt! 13 men aboard children. be attacked more an:l more ing several southern states from Funeral services will be Sun- 8th Division dead Thursday. Tile smashed into the CH47 Chinook vigOrously . , • in the days Wallace if he would make an day at 3 p.m. at the Martin Fu- guerrillas downed a U.S. carrying 11 men shortly after unqualified appeal to white "law neral Home ln Rutland with Rev. helicopter early in the fighting, takeoff Thuroday night O'om ahead.'' and order" sentiments. Chester Lemley officiating. Bur- killing four Americans. But any man who wlns the ial will be in the School Lot Spokesmen put other allied presidency with racist appeals cemetery and friends may call losses at four SOuth Vietnamese , (Cootinued !rom page 1) that lotaUy alienate the 20 at the funeral home after noon irregulars killed and nine mUJion members of the Negro Americans and 38 irregulars world hunger problems and improve the economy or poor nations. · Saturday. community, Nixon says, caMot WOUI'Oled. u.s. warplanes and LAKEWOOD, omo - MRS. MAUDE MAITLAND, 91-yeargovern America, He cllll o~ artillery slammed hundreds of old mother-in-law of vice president candidate Curtis LeMay, tepreside over a fatal slide Into bombs and shells into the dug-in PLAN HYMN SING vcaled Thuroday she will be backing the Republican party ticket In Civil War. The Ctlurch of God at Chester Communists. UPI correspondent K a t e the forthcoming eleclioiL wUI have its monthly hymn sing LeMay wao named by third party candidate George Wallace Webb, in a plane over the at 7:30p.m. Saturday, The CounThursday ., his ruMlng mate. A long-time member ol the Lak&o battlefield, reported the terrain try Gospel Singers and the Gosp wood Republican Club, M(S. M.aitlanl .aid that although ll)>eldollzlaced with Communist tank pel Melody Girls will be among ed LeMay, she was \I' Bel that he left the Republican part;y, tracks. American 852 Stratororthe groups taki~ part in the tresses saturated the battlefield evenL Singers are Invited as well COLUMBUS - THE NAME OF CURTIS LeMAY wUl not be on as ttle public. The church is lo- with bombs lollowing the bottle. the Ohio ballot as the vice presidential candidate of Georp Wallace, Elsewhere, ttle North Vietnacated one mile east of Route 7 Secretary or State Ted Brown IBid today. 308th Division pushed its mese in Ctlester, just ocr Route 248. lnstead the ballot will carry the name of former Georgia Gov. siege of U.S. Green Berets at northern ThUO!W Due into a Marvin Grimn. Griftln was a vice presidential "stand-in" for Wallace as a rormaiUy so the former Alabama go\'ernor•s IWDUI could be placed on the ballot in several stateS. How,ever, the 26 (lila electors wiU be pledged lo LeMay. nent oal horns . two 3Y;r'' conto.type . 1{1 To Head The students Former Postal ~;>• . ·'. .~,;·"~.t. Thompson profound regret at the wrongful action of the U.S. Senate," prevented Goldberg from continuing by applauding. Fortas said tie saw a "sad parallel" between trends today and "negation" of civil rights foii11Ning the Civil War. be alil~t,o, betore him, .. ,,.,.;ma,y think aloud.'' ,,·.. ~mint tmts I ·:~·1'1~ !• '~"'"with whom · •' ··'R may matlon. "I want to express my very said. ~ ' . _ . · ,~~ Wal~ E!rt•raqn sald, mont (which auan~W• prote<tloo under the law) , ••• "I tear that we are again Ia • national erlsls where we who believe 1n this natloo ••• In the 14th Ameedment and the Blll of Rights will be put to lt to defem them • • •• "So rar u I am concerned," F'ortas said, "I shall persevere.'' The students in the law school•s audltorhon gave him a standing ovation after his statements. In a highly emotioral appea.. ranee, Fortas was applauded repeatedly. Before tie spoke, he sat with eyes downcast as Carmer Justice Arthur J, Goldberg referred to the Senate's blocking ol his conflr. Goldberg + TJin\lg~ls saJ!'. .the flee .' f fl>rJ~~W Garnllt.li\!WJ!Ir.tr81ld-. am~l ·tboua!l ~ .coatrli>utlon i~~~o.t~ct, ~~~ fAther was the late Charles L. mlabt bel' Slble,y ol Bladen. Her l!l'IDd· mother, Mra. )rla:rp.ret Sibley, ls 83-yeartHIId, and resides at will ba the sixth IUght test ot South PolnL the Apollo spscecrafl, Miss Reemey atteeded South The test will Involve the comGate IUa!l Sehool and Cerritos mand (crew QUarters) and service Collage, bolll In !buthem CsU- (supply) mo<llleo, both buUt by fornla. Ste resides at 8547 E. North American Rockwell's Imperial Hlsbw>,y, Apartment t\>ace Division for NASA's Man12A, Downey. ned ~cecraft Center. They will The first mamed test ot the be boosted Into so orbit about , Apollo spacecraft Is scheduled 100 nautlcal miles above t h e for later thlo year. Carl)'lng a earth by a two-stage Saturn launch c:::rew of three astronauts, the v~ele. uwmocru.ue WOll81 s .w .,. ·~~·I]"' 1n1m cor1. Melanie Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Beegle ol Letart FsUo. Mrs. N&Dey hlnclled the homecoming srranaomenls. . pal ro} Pr0 hes . ..· ~~··· d. ~ ~r:.,-;:: ~':s!:'!: !:fc~~.,.:::id>.:..:!: ADoliD CROWNING QUEEN - Donna lbeias, left, 1967 Southern Hlgl! HIOIIOCOIIIIJW Qtieen, ~ the crown on the held of !.felanie Beegle, the queen for this year, during Pre-tiiDI .CII'IIDOIIu til the Southern • Federal Hocking foothall contest Friday nighl Darrell Norris Is Mlu JlaMie•1,,... for Jotm J. Gilligan, candidate for the U. S. Senate, Ohio Gal· eral Assembly candidates, MerrU Brothers and Jotn C, Duffy, candidates for tlto Ohio 101preme Court and other localcandldates. Purpose ct the workshop Is 1o oolllne a door.ro..!oor blockworker program and to wtline final pl&Do for winning the 1968 campaign for the Democratic candidates, all t1to way, from the Whlta House to the coorthouse, Crisp said. All Democrats are urged to attend this very im- ••. " Auto Accident GALLIPOLIS - The Stat o lligbway l>atrot Investigated a one car accident at 3 Lm. Frldif'lll Rt. 160, three mlleanor1h or Vinton. No one waa injured seriously. The accident was not report- · ed uutil LO:S5 a.m. Friday, however, the patrol reported. No charge was CUed. O!!lcors said that Kemeth E. DuM, 20, Rt, I Ewlngton, .... headed north, and a cow ran across the road In !root of hls car. The vehicle struck the cow portant rneeting. and the impact turned the car Gallia Taking aroond In the road. Tbere was moderate damage to the vehicle. DuM and the petrol were unable to locate the cow or the cow' a owner • Absentee Voter 3 Juveniles Applications Levied Fines ' GALLIPOLIS - Gollla coun. ti111s who will not be able to GALUPOLIS - Cited by clcy vlalt their polling places Election D~. Nov. s, were adrised pollee, Danny L. Saundora, lol, ~ by Secretary ct Slate Ted Scottown, was fined $10 a n d W, Brown to mol<e appllcetion 1;01\s, SaturdiQ' In Gallla Counfor disabled or civilian abiO!It .Q' Juvenile Court on a dlerae voter ballots starting Monday, of m aperatort 1 liciJISe. · In Slate IUak"''Y l'ltrel caaea, Oct. 7. Alllloulh the statutory date for Judge Jotm W, llo'll8l1 fined Wilthe dlllrlbutloo ct disabled or liam . Michael VIDeo, 17, Gallictvlllaa absent voter ballots Ia poUI,' $1,0 and COati, ll&letd'na; today~. Oct. 6), Secretary and Michael Ra,y Wolfe, 17, Rt. Brown salcl that requeats Cor 1 r,.Illpilis, *10 and COBle, with the ballots will ba honored Moo- f5 ct the fine ..,,.,......., for dtQI wllen the board ct electi<lo driving an unsafe •ehlcle. oCIIceilqltll. Perlotll deslrllll to cast disabled or clvUian aboent voter ballots llliQ' apply to the Gallla C<lunly Board ct E l - Wllll • p.m. ThurldtQI, Oct. II, for the ballotL The voledball<it•mstbe return to tile board Ill~ nDI later lhan 12.Doon FrldtQI, • Nov. 1, ill order to be .....ed on ole~... dtQI. · Calli& QJonllaaa who IIIII be vo1iJ!B ll'liled aervlees al>aent'OOIerl ·~ot han 1111111 .&tUrdQ, Nov. Z, at 12....., to lllllre. pllcattoo. '!'110 l>e ~ dtQI, EASTERN QUEEN- The 1968 Eastern High SchooiCOIIII'W queen, Loretta Kay Sargen~ lspicturedwlthhar eiCGI'!, Don Rose. Miss Sargent was crowned queen Friday nllbt at hllftlme durt~ the Kyger Creek - Eutern game by her slotar, Mlaa Pat Sargent, who was Eastern's 1967 llonlec<JIDiDI Qo-.. The queen and her court entered the fteld In convert. lblos provided by P'""eroy Motor Co., Keith Goble Ford 11101 Ml'l. !Do MaiiOI'. Miss Sargent and the court were braolllhl <DD the lleld U lhe pllyed "Girl t1 My DI'OllllL" !Ira. Allee Neue, fleuiQ- member, oaa In ctarge of the p r e lion ct Mlsa Slrpnt and the coort. ·· . � 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 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 4, 1968 pearson radcliff wildermuth