http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/c7d1eed985745acbb7a8292f52cfefe3.pdf 455b78abedea7b5dfa44db900f31469f PDF Text Text ·. • • .. Sig.rts ~btOO~bive M · Tnph~ey· Calls for ·:eWDay in America 'I, PIIILADELi>HJA '· . ' NELSONV ILLE - The Trl • nounced that there will be openCount;y Technical Institute has ings available Cor tun - time gotten t11.derwa,y with a record sludenta In Retail Mldmanageftrst year enrollment for such an ment., Accounting. Executive lnstilution. Two hundred My stu- Secretary, lndu strial Engineerdents representing 10 technical l.ng Technology and Ceramics areas, and practical nursing, Engineering Technology. A large number or late enwere enrolled last Wednesday. Abbreviated classes were held rollees In FlectronJes has enThursday and Friday with full abled the school to biro an addiUonal Instructor In Electronics, claases conunenclng today . OutOOor Recreation and Wild~ Roy Magie ol Logan, tills creatlife Technology drew the high- Ing new aludont openings In the est raunber oc enrollees, witll electronic engineering tecbnlcal Forestry and ComjW!r Pro- progra m. Students may enroll In gramming close. thesE! areas until September 16. Although classes have n o w Dietary O'ond Service) Tech· atartod, Director John Ught an- oology Ia slated to begin the )' ' Five Injured In Unusual Accident . '·'·' . ' •; ~ k\ " Five persons were iniured in ap unu.sual accident at 6:45 p.m. Saturda,y at the residence or JunIor McKinney, Sand IIIli Rd., seven miles east of Pt.. Pleas- ant •.. .l:' ...t:. < i/'• r~ ·:~·· ,.' .' I I ,, ~- ;. '• accused the ggod F'med Saturday DCIYfs.WIIU .... ........ ,............. _ . ._ ......... ,.... ,.., ' • ... tD0o ITUIIllfl' DIICQUffT to yield the Two from Meigs right-of~way. MUGS THIATRE TONIGHT AND TUESDAY SEPT. 9 ·10 Elvll ProsiO)' _In SPEEDWAY (Teelldoolor) Elvia Presley, N~~~cy S!noira FEATUREI'TE: . Down 11lo Hatch , Iarkey~ Mou10 11ory of II there aDoctorlntbellouae? SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. ur. ln Freshman Oa"" Two Metes cwn!lans are 1!\ Mrs.:N b"tt . , Dies . turda'y '""'ll'i !=" c::~= =~ ......., ~-"'" Dlst llr 51 nko. .,......., n-'•· -~ U.S. Navy deatroyers ott the coaat or North Vietnam aank or damlpd 58 Communist s14Jpl,y · or!._ rllfpillaedck to croasomberthe linea. we ets are m • of Local 16, American Fodor- ~10, precoded her ' · ..Funorlf.loeirvtet~ wUl bo held With tho Rev. C. S. 'l1lon1p.oon ·_.,. aj! ot!lclellng. Burial Willbe,lnUJne lndolUf. oak cemetery. ,. I "' -~ tr-• wu: On Center Three Defendants ' · day ,ru11 Frlend1 IIII.J' call at a.•'flmer. at 11!1.Jn. Tuiadoy "the Luthlr· a1 home after 8 p .m. iii<II.J', . an Clii&h .111 Parkarlf>urg. . era aald M1dfioi4,~5Jiedo'l~! = flihl north .~ town:, ·~ IB ~;,h· ,n Vletnomese, IJciiiUnu,lll~ ., In throe Giber :~:• ·1114 north ol ·tho 29 ;l, :Jiili.a Vletpomeae !Cidlera • aii.r ·I' C<mmunlitll and C!!Piul'ou et, apollo am eo aakl. 'l1lo ao~r'""fi!*·.• 10111!1~ wore deaerlbed ·• • l¥i'o · . 1(lara Salser !· ' · . - 'Dies , •I .... Sunday r. aald the unlversl\l' "Ulepll,y'' entered Into a contract With a Clevelaod janltorlal firm to ser vice the now building. The non - academic employes clalmod a wortd111 agreement entered Into about ooo yeer a10 forbids hiring of oulllde llrma. ·'· · laura Mae life Y)~ The working agreemeat explres Oct. 2. Negotlatiooa were scboduled toda.Y between union and school - ' -.;\~ ·'' ,' sEE ouR NEW sELECTioN:·oF . BLousEs ARRANGED . . FOR YOUR CONVENIENCE IN NEI DISPLAY SHELVING q . ,. ·:~ wothee llh • honlcy I •. ; . u 'of:' representatives. ,• live grealoinndehll4rell. Friendo IIII.J' <Ill ot the~· Funeral Home untU 1 p.m. Tliefol day when tho body wUI bo ~ to llle church. ' ,' ,,.• Funeral serYiceo lor CJUt Solser, 77, Raclno, wh~ diC , ~ _In tho Meigs Geonral Hop; pita!, wm be hold TuesdaY at 2 p.m. at tho carmel EIJB Cbur~. with burial In the Drmel • IBry. She Wll I member or the' church. .. SUrvlvorsincludoherhlil11onil, Ben; rour chUclren, Poul, or.~ boi>;Y; lklbert, Parl<er......,1 Wolfe, Racine, and Grace ,..,., in New Jersey; two !lltiBrl, Mr"Ada Warner, PomerQI', and Mra. KaUe Curtis; Columbus; twobrclthoro, Edaen Roush, Bacilli; and Stanley Roush, ~rlowfteld, Ml.oaourl; eipt grandchildren,, IIIII Outsta~dlit S~IJ&· Jor Fall . "\ " ' • • Now You Know ~ ~. Munlc~ andDooniy Employes Unloa, AFL-CIO, who ~~~~<«,~«"'''~~0<&l&ll~&<~<S3~3~~~~&~~~~~~~~~~&l~~~~"~~~~&~~x;~~~~~~~~~~~~~ e.nttne at y The UnleatknowJ!cr¢urepoa· aoaBIJII a bac-ls the panciaka pygmea, a flab pwtng to an av· eiage length o1 three eia111a ol ID Inch. 11 Is native to tho Pllll· lj)plne Islands. Devoted To TUESDAY. SEPTEMBER POMEROY.MIDDLEPORT. OHIO ' VOL XXI NO. .97 .. . •. The lnteresll Of The Meiga-Mason Area 10~ 1968 <P $-o " cooler Wedllesdoy. Y<,~O. ,~ " t· Progress Noted in Special Qccqs10. . .Floral Print: Shirt Green-Eyed ,G .FIVE CENTS 0 "1"'-. ...,, ,, ,_;::,;,:::,,,,~,.:~*'""'''''''''~::;:::::::::::=:::::::::::::::::s:-::,:,:,,x.;:::::::::<>;::*~, Partial Shutdown 'News••• in Briefo --At Least--(JJ'" Old Plant Seen w: · T'e ..~ . w ···}::>'u.<,:<:Y..x.. · . · ·~ · By Unltod.Preaalnlernotlonal . COLUMBUS - OIDO'S PUBUC SCHOOLS cpenod to "an ..,. ·.l ' JpreC«<oniBd" number of children thla y~. State Sehoul Sq>erlntendont Marlin Eaaox told the state l!olrd or Education at Its Monday m~ Euex eotlmaiBd the enrollment at more than 2.8 BY HOBERT HOEFIJCH , mWioa in 848 dlatrlctL "11ds Ia an estimated 28.253 p~U increase Prosreas in the coq>eratlve venture by Middleport and Pom&oftr last year.'' the superintendent told the board at lts monthb' roy to produce all or most ot the water for both towqs In three new wells were reviewed Monday night in a replar meetlug or Mlddl&01 board IIJPI'OVoiel grants totaling more than $5. 8 mUiloo port counen. for vocational education prOjects in the state. including' Meigs The towns have Joined ln drUllng lhree wens In Middleport ln and Mad River :rwt'· locals, $143,850 each. an attemrt to solve water department problems or both communiCHICAGO - WHO WAS RESPONSIBLE tor the violence durlow ties. The wells are In the uea or the munlclpal park. Meetlog with council to discuss sewage and water problems the Democratic National ConveiXion - television? demonstrators? Richard Gress or the Middleport l!olrd of Public Aflllrs was pellce? all or them? A toderal grand Jury has been ordered to make and Harold Chase, village maintenance s~erviaor. a sweeping atudy or the queatioo and indict thoae It th!!N respon. The three deep wells have John Zerkle wm look Into the s!blo. ChleC Jllige William J. Dftllll/.'!ll of the U.S. District Court been drilled In Middleport, With owlleatlon and will recommend ordered the IDYeotlptlen ~- He gave the order shortly after · l'omero,y to ahere equall1 In the If any objection Is to be llled. Clerk·Treasurer Gene Grate Mayor Richard J. Daley, appeeriJII at hlo llrst newa conterenct! at cost of the wells, pumps and which be answered questions a1xut the vlo1enee. charged the news other equipment. It Is hoped that read a letter rrom the o b I o modla with presenUIII a "dlatorted" picture what happened. the wells Will basically supply Bureau or Workmen's COmpen· the water needs ot both Pomeroy sation Indicating tbat a paymett • of $4,800 hod been, made by the SEOUL - THE RELEASE OF THE 82 USS Pueblo cr~n and Middleport. H Jones WUllam H. Eberabocb, Jobn McNamara. Jolm ll ABOVE IS A GROUP or the IIWil' local, StaiB and national ll'om North Korea may be delayed due to disagreement over ·tho . If 10, then Middleport .wiD 00 bureau to Chief llirbert Gilkey s;ires, ·Mus Bess Wetberhol4 Oliver Hartley, Curth C. celebrities who met under the aged maple tree which has .wordqe of tho prjipoaed U.S. apology ror the spy ship Incident, a longer have to continua purchal- of the pollee department ai comWUliams, Bob carsoo, Adj. Gea. Frink Hendersoa. Herbert been removed trun the yard of Jones Memorial Clinic in Ing water from Pomeroy ala coal pensa11on rrom March 15, 1965 Seoul newspaper said foda.y, . R. Mooney, J. J. Saslavsky, aittllll lett to right: Jobn B. Middleport. 'This photograph was taken on Decoration Day, a n d UDIU February 12, 1987. Thla The lndel)elldent Hankook Dbo, one or Sooth Kol'ea's national ot about $1,000 a DowJUng, Tom W. Jones, Mrs. Joho Doninc, Otdo Goftr· Ma.Y 30, 1927, under the tree which held a noatalg!c oote lor papera, said In a front page atudy the Ua!tod SlaiBa had agreed In Fomeroy wiD oot have to opor- payment was tor a parUal dlaanor, Gov. Vic Donahey, Mrs. Tom W, Jonea, U.S. sen. Fraak Middleporters. Most of those pictured, 1C not aU, are deceas-. North Korean waters ato 111 pllltt to aucb an exton- billt,y, Grate aald. principle to admit the Pueblo' a. vlolaUon H. Jooes, CDql. T. A. JeDdna. D. Willis, Mrs. Charles ed. They ~•: standing left to righ4 Fred C. Hunker, James eooncn dlseuaaed tho lnaurslve degree, and both communi · and apologize tor It Harley, William L. Hysell, J, W. Fisher, FrodShlflo4 Olarles ance coverage on foor taxicabs Uea will beDef'lt. Gress lndlcatod thet the Mid· operated In the comrnuaiiY- two NEARLY ALL OF NEW. YORK ,CITY'S 900 public ochools were disport Board or Public Atralra by Delmar HaWley and two by cloaed foda.y by IBachet s oo strike In dellonce of a court order, r&has mot with the Fomeroy Board Norman Hawley. A check wiU oultlow In an exiBndod summer vacation Cor tho c!t,y's 1.12-Willoo or Public Af!alrs oo details of be made at once to lnaure that (Codlnued on Pap 8) the operal!ng agreement be· Uabllizy ooverage lo being PrD· More than one Middleport restween the two town• oo U.. well vldod. ident has been touthed by nosGrate was lnslruetsd to write arrangement.- II Ia hoped that' a talgia in recent days as one of tell or the throe wells c~ be the Ohl<> Valley Health Services Middleport's . oldest trees has made yet lbla month. Foundation with headquarters In been ln the protess of being Middleport Council alao a. Athens or approval by the vii - removed from the former home greed' to send vlllap employe, !age In the roundatlcm'a to ol the late senator and Mrs. Tom Gerald Anthony, or the malnten- become the pea'a comerehen. . w. Jones, South 'JblntAv.o._ ance -deptrllnellt to • ~.llour atvOiiellllipllmtni ageii;',, ·- · The huge maple - oldei than aanltati'"' ;ongineeriJII achool In Durinl! tha discussion w I t b any living resident ean remem· Jackaon Dooniy, AllthonywUithen Gress It waa polntad out tllel ber - la being removed to pro. Pomeroy' 1 board or )III>Uc a!- Wtu pli-mti aerv!ce of about 10 be qualllled to do water testing one r~sldent at Ieaot hal never vide space tor an addiUon to the Mellday rdalrt accepted bldl addiUonal cuatomers In addiUon and other teehnlcal duties re- paid a sewage charge slnce the Jcmes Memorial Clinic operated fit the J. HW>er General Con- to prOVIding better aervlce Cor qutred by tho water and sewage raiB ordinance was put Into or. by Dr. R. R. Pickens. rect. ' iractlng ComPHIY of Parkers- present uaera. Tho BoarclorPIIb- operations. Mrs. IL 0. Ewing recalls that The report of Ma.Yeil' C. 0. Greaa aald that the Boud or well over 50 years ago her tam~ llurs to lnotall new water lines lie Af!alrs alao aald the larger II' Unloo-Ave. and In Miners- Uno In tho Minersville area wUl Fisher tor Auguat waa approv- PUblic Af!alrs wUl Investigate l[y occupied the Jones property rUle. permit Installation or lire plugs, ed. 11 obowed $636 col)ectod In regulations and may disconnect and the tree - which h o I d s · ·The Huber llrm bid $27,688.. should the loWnahiP asree!Ai In· lines and toes and $216 In mer- the resident trom any sower line. many memories for those famil60 to provide and lnllall 5,170 stall tham. The oxtenslm Will cbanl pollee charges Cor a IolBl Local regulations r~ro that Iar wt!h Us role In politics residents mull uae sewer lines was large at that time, it. of elllhl-lnch AC pipe In Min- turtber sene as a "cushion" of $852. A letter from the Ohio DeIf they are available and mull oraville, llOillplola With all lips tor the remainder or the SJaiBm Often the shade ol the huge partment of Uquor Control was PI.J' the levied charge. and 11•1111. bY easing pressure problem• or tree provided a cool spot r o r Gress alao asked tor !oglala. · Tile bid of lnllalllng 1,750 tile past. &Jch problamo mdsl· read atatlng that llarold Reeves perhaps, pealed poliUcal rallies applied ror a D..S permit lion setting a -or deposit roe has of alx,lncb Uno oo Union· ed because there .were oo linea and meetlnga stasoc1 by the late Avit., COIIJI)Itie with lips al!d or adequate IIJe on tho _.m (night elm license) for the ror- for buslnassea such as a serv~ Senator Jones. Uudor the tree, U~a. waa $9,000. The v!llage end rt the a,yatem above U.. ,... mer nOme 'Reataurllll balldlng Ice otaUon, $15; roataurllll, 335; governors and national mtielals on North Second St. Council has car ·wash, $100 and beouiY per. wUt -'<lo the mateiilh tor •u.r worko plant. were entertained. 111e UJI!!>IS-Ave. ..Wk. Tile· line. Other bidders on the water Uno until Sept. 25 to Ole an objee- lor, $12. The deposit Ia to proIf granted the magic power (Continued 011 Page 8) · on uaiOn.An. WID replace preS. projects wore Earl Werner or lion. 11 wail agreed that ~or ~ speech, the huge tree Wldoubtllllly lnedelfUile ppe, OGme of Bradbury and D, V, Weber Con· Fisher · lllld Council Presli!ent odly could relelo IIWil' colorful wblch Ia two:lncb In site, and otructlon CorlqNuly RoodS· Ialka about the celebrities who 114• cr¢ecl a ,........ prob- v!lle. · met under Its branches. lem. In other actlvley, the board OC· But trees are like daisies Put ~ thi work to bo done ceptod a bid of $:,825 by I b e they doo'l tell - and as the fa1n MlrierMDe wiD be _an ex- Pomeroy Motor Colllpoll)' to aell mous Kilmer lines 'oonclude: tena~Qh or the present line, sild 1 1969 3-4 1011 truek. Ollly other Middleport VIllage 1\mds as apectlvebo, locludo: '"Poems are made by fools tho niinalnde< Will be rJPiace- bid C11 the truck waa from Malae or Aug. 31 totaloiel $136,774.58, General, $2,639.87, $3,758.53, like me - But only God c a n JIIOIII aome pipe two,jachea In · Et,dpment Compllll'. Clerk • Treasurer reported to $25,566.83; cemetery, $220, make a tree." ~~ze; '\c~ to tho board. Attending wereboordmembers councD 1\!Qnda,y rdalrt$522.81, $1,090.55; parking memE LARGE MAPLE, MINUS Its giant bruchos, Is - . In the ,ann at the Jones Memorial ,. 'll!e . . . line wiD 1'1111 .11> tho vi- Willlam Beronlck, president, E. Receipts, dlslluraemellll and IBr, oo recelpla, $28.80, $44.· C!nfty ptthe Pl)mei'Ol' Junk Com- F. ll<lblnaon and James~ tho balances In eeeh IIJnd, re- 91; fire ~pment, $2,110, $2,Clinic. The tree is believed to have been Qne of the oldest in Middleport. •,-' ~ 1n aoa, Jl>fll1)>ora,andCierkDorlncla 318, 359.52; awlmmlng Po o I, ···· · ··· · ·· · ·.·.·, • .·.·.·.·.·.·.·. ·.··········· ····~·· ··:·:.;· 11 waa ._ted the oxtenslcm WUaon. I $732.62, $1,615.77,$60D.74; plan. . n1ng commlaalon, no receipts, ~': or IOopnaa . 'a lOQ per: l'tlll d4c~on poi,yeau.r wldi>pe4 croom. Size 32-38. White, blue; groon, gold. CONTOUR SHIRT Long sleeve, l q polniBd collar, 100 per cent cotton, monotoae pat., ley pri!L Sizes 32-38. Gold, -D. .- "Lift Prui" 'Callfllr · ··r Shirt "Life Press" Short Sleeve Shell " '.:, olde .. crepe or Fund Totals Reported ·.,r. MJn!trmue. . Nixon Has . D mnsHannv'"'=~=.!~~1.B30.64. i~eorge .·. u r · r r.; =:7!:F.sJ~2 ~1~~:.: New Gain Plan for Merger ::~r CLEVELAND (UPI) - Tho heed of the Cleveland • baaed Brotherhood or Loccmot:lve Firemen aiMI E..u-nen has announced hil uniCII'I general policy COIIIIJllttee umnimoualy ~~>Prov­ ed a meraor With lllree other railroad untooa. H. E. Gilbert, president or the 60,000......ember wdoo. Aid a ref.. erendum among members of all Cour unions Ia ..,. bel Jill~ bell 774.70, $28,607.21 ; water, $5,clurlng hla temre 18 boae 537.09, $6,570.56, $14,984.94; coininlsaioner and he aent water meiBr clepoalltruaiB,$108, ' •. ' of hfa clvll rlgbta $209.50, $2,769.25; waiBr construetloo, oo reeelpto, $5,494,. 10, $18,829.Q8; sewlnl con'slructloo, $66.66, $328.02, $25,715 , general bond retirement, no reeeli>la, nodlslluraementa, $10,. 178.07. ·a Hocelpla tor tho month of Alii· . , Wallace had cold . ~· retllrend . uat totaled ..16,637.14 c:omporod to total dlsllursemenia <if $25, • 844.35. troqla : , 1$> two Kenlucky """"'\unltleo ~enforce the 1!54 Sq>reme COurt deaegrega 00 declal'!ll whDe he wao go,.roor. Nelther ·wallace DC!r lilY or hla lidos coul4 be reached !oc tmmedlaiB Cornni,n~ . FIJ!E noosm J;,__.. Jlor C~ Cctmblnatloo or - · eombl,.. Uon. Rail Unions Like clLIIed ln the 'troahman clan of MARRIAGE APPUCATlON Kentucky Ouiot!an ColllflO at K - Paul Loe, 20, Clltlon, Grayaon, K,., will ell bepn Ita W. Va., melnteence 1IIOI'ker IDd 50th year or instruetiCII 00 Sept. Ellh• BeU iqpll, 18, Ill. 2, 2. l'omeni,J. They are Clarles N. llclnlpn, Pomeroy, Route 3, I.Dd Dlmv' FAwtn Eqns, MJddlepc-1: Route LOCAL TEMPS Tllo ~llllln L Aho attending KenllaeiQ< Cbrl., t!an College apln thlo JOII' Ia dow-a bttlliMA ~Jll it Roland E. Ruaaell, !ftdd!!pO"t 11:211 a.m. _ , .... 71 deine• Route l. Ullder_ut.•. I . border prlnL Sizto 3Ul Brown Constructim ot about nve miles or new nne Is part of the project. COnstructioo should be completed by November I, 1968. m. veniL 100 c. feel ' Lone Sleeve, .cawel'tlt.le collar,, assorted solid colors. The l'omOJ'O)' Fire Dopartmont aeawared a call Saturdi.J' aller· noon to the Ellen 1!2Jerabach home on Lalley St. Fire Cblet llemy Werry reported minor dalnapo. Trasb waa beq buraed 11011' a porch, which . . . the porch, the chief aalcl. \nov• fl'lr• Jewel neck, button boc~, 65-3~ lortrel-cotton prints With Wuhes Slain Away miracle Oa!sh. Sizes 3238. Green or blue print, a Water Lines 11W11111- t19 ~· .::: ·' Huge Tree Cut Down in Middleport Beauty Title Long sleeve, dwblo button ,. ,. or ,. ' Tomboy Wins' "' CloUdy and IIIIIIPI lijlll . atx>weraln tho .....-aL .:-ill • ··,•''~''tc a.O 60a. Moatly ~loudyaadoool~ .' mont!'- New Substation Planned $tudents .'l' kiJ!ed or Stop Work (jood '' Oies Pickets ,o;News ..._ Mr •-Armstead ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. (UPI) - Judith Am Ford, 18, Is a groan - eyed admJUecl tomhoy who prefers blue jeans and sweatshirts to dresses, hates getting up eerl1 and wwld like to aee a woman president. Judi, aa she likes to be called, believes In giving 18-yeer. olds the vote and ls a champ.. im gymnaBt. &mda,y abe began her rel&n as Miss America oC 1969. The former Miss nunota, the first Miss America In 11 years to have blonde hair, met t h e press earl1 ib1day after t w o PLAN DEGREE WORK Work Will be In tho master hours ol sleep. "I don't know wiQ'," ahe said masoos degree Tuesday night wboo Racine Masonic Lodge 461 with a smile In her green eyes, t1Jrt I just love to sleep." meets at the temple. Judi of Belvidere, ru., wore a whits satin eveniJII gown, gold PTA TO MEET The !>fracuae PTA wU1 Intro- earrings, sUver crown and long duce parenta lllld tsachers at aeulet robe trlmmoiel In ermine their regular meeting Tuesday as she answered newsmen' a quesUona In a lOft, firm voice. at 7:30 p.m. at the school. RL 7 Noted 1111!',· ..'., "' ' · 'i\" '. , Tho car went out or cootrol, struck the bicycle ~d thoo ll!t a tree. The other persons Jn.tttr~ ed were passengers In the car. The vehicle waa reJI(Jrtedly own ~ ed by Minnie I,yona, Rt, I Pl. Pleasant. PICNIC IS THURIDAY Condltlm or the two Injured The amual stag picnic ol the McKinney boys was reported to- Twin Cill' Shrine Club wiD be day as satisfactDry. held Thursday, Sept. 12, at the ::itrine Park, Racine. at 6 p.m. Those who pl~ to aUend are asked to call 992-3016 OG that fond may be prepared. Accident on .. lntelltaenco ......Oo S.W ~ to the 11alllelleld, ·• war . ·~ ·- ~ laniuocked ~11 Unoo In thoro wu oo alan tile c..nm... mo,inlquo ~ Jt wao 0111! it tile ...JZi llils!ll..,.; j. nlato wore nlualeriJII !oc 1 Sll~ •lorael! catobea by ~~~·" ' , 1be heo.ltot lllbllllllllll' Sol&00 -..aho deapiiB weekend - • aon., eom.roiel 2$ ~·· north ot boWea on throe aides ottho cop. the eoplc.l (li!ID o!OO&ed c.mUol. · • ' .' munl•t inlllti'otiOII e...rtclorl\'<lm Jbe1r ~pploal..t !ollowoiel hold··· Dnd!ocll• in two dayo, Amerl• <!llll'lera onnouncemellll u.t 2u ~~-. ,eon l'orotroopa .111!1 ~ ~ C<mmunlal soldiers died In all< .:>up '103 ·VIet Ccnc qatnot' 31. U.S. bottlea IJ'()UIId Sllgon durinl! the Pr/ PLEAI\ANT _; llabort AD'and 31 wliundod.-· weekend. VIet CUW ten;orlam drew Armalel4. 87, or US·B SoUth or lho ctey, Amerlcao It>Inside the ctzy ldlled 12 peraons Flrll St. cBoiel 9laclal 11 5:30 L rontrymen the 9th Dlvlslon·r&and wCIWIIIOd 80, 1)0110 of them m. at home Iller • lone IDDeO.:· peNd ldlllilg II!IOII>or A7 Cia· AmerlcanL . Boro, '6, 1901 ~s, , mullisll •whllo ~"!'low ~ve men The lntelllaence sources lllltl -.!Do, Mr. -"'molead ~-tile lljiD . ~eel, and cilher Paratroop. they woolll have 48 houn' ,...,.. a1 the Jato TIIJiunan and Jealle , : ~ lng rt the Rods were proparlow !lanka Armsttad. •He .Us- ··· I capital ll1ack bocauie DIDII of todlan rl tho CltbW •I'Iall!ltaJ ' eS l the main Ioree [!Uilrrllla unlb BIDk and a member Or t h e are I two • day march ....,.. SlmpldDa Mau..ull Church. &Jr. Sa · · 852 bombers hit u.O.o bhwaca vlvlng are hla wtre, Georllma today, the U.S. command said. BeU Armatoad; two IUII,II<lb· Mu.()elleNeebllt,d,orParkSooth Vletnomeae beadqlllJ'o ert Jr., Columbus, 01!11 Fred- 'erll>!ll& w. va., the Iormor tera said their Brlr. Gen: T....,.. rick or Pt. PIOUIIII; oae dau8b· Mal'1 · Merllla Graeser or IIIJn. Quan AD. his Wife, an American IBr, Mrl. Patricia !lie Fultz, Pt. orsvllle, cBoiel Solurdl,y Iller IIU!colonel and three U. S. hoUcop. PlOUIIII; ona slater, Mn. Pa111· rer1111 ' cerebral bemorrlla&e. IBr crewmen were ldlled Sunday lne Goode, l!rooki1n, N.Y., lllld h lo iul'VIvoiel l>l' her huo· when their chq>per was ahotdotvl elllhl grandchlldr011• . i.D4 and fOur chlidrll!o all at ln the Central Hlglllands. An waa Funeral aervtce wm "' bild • lmd an liUDI. Mrs. G, M, the llrst South Vlotmmese II""' Wodneado,y at 2:30 p.m • .111 tbe ., · ~- or Mlddl-'" H a rperoral of the war alaln by Camino- Mohr-8tevena FIIIIOrld Home enta, 1\ho, IQII!Iro" ll<lbert Grue.. seeking slC)p()rt trom the same type of voter as wooed by George C. Wallace- " for the votes or people who want at best to slow thing& down when it comes to programs that offer the way out o! tension and trouble in AmericL •• " So we are !aced with thirdparty extremism," Humphrey said. "And we are !aced, in the Republican party, with the old ATHENS. OldD (UPI)- Three coalition which pre!ers to plcketlq unlverslb' emplQI'es remain silent when it comes to auceusllllln BlojJplngwwk were human rights and human at Ohio Unlveralzy'o $8.~ mil· opportunU,y." second quarter on Dec. 3. M r s . Plasecky wUI he setting up the Dietary Technology program and will send Information to persons lniBreaiBd In the roods Industry. Ught ls urging all peraons working the afternoon and night shift to cheek on the schools' part-time da,y programs that will be arranged to fit the Individual needs. He reminds veterans that they are eligible for bmeflts 1C they aUend either full or part time. students just graa.tated from high school are eliglble for a 2~A seleCtive serviee classification that wUl enable them to finish the two years oC technl~ cal training. The lnsUtute wUI 10011 lll· llOWlCe its evening school ached~ ule that will permit persons now working da,y shlO to take claaaes In tho evening. To be placed oo the evening division mailIng llst for a schecklle of cours. OS, wrlle to Tri-C<Iun\l' Teclmlcal Institute, Route 1, NeliOIIv!lle. Information oo both da,y and evening clasaea can be gOt. ten by calling Nelsoovllle 7S33SH. . ~ON (UPI)- u.s. J!lllltaQo '. boot• !err~ ,J ~.:.;..tii ~ Ol.~c~ar. u.$. bootbera_.., Republican j of Admitted to Holzer Hospital were : James S. McKinney, 14, laceratioos and abrasJons of the face; and Willlam D. McKinney, 17. sons of Mr. and Mrs. Alpha McKI!mey, Rt 1 Pl. Pleasant. Treated at Pleasant Valley Hospital, Pt. Pleasant, and re. leased were: Donna J4'ons, 20, Injured rls!l>t eye; Debbie McKinney, 15, laceration on t h e knee; and Patricia Chapman, oo age glv111, Injured right eye. Meigs County Sheri« Robert WOllam D, McKlnnOY, accordC. Hartenbach' s department lnIng . to the hospital report, waa ve stigated a mishap on Hoote 7 Injured when he was hit by a at 2:13 a.m. today and aha ia car, driven by Debbie McKinprobing a car theft that occurred ney, while he was riding his sometime last night. bicycle. The car m.s reported stolen Debbie McKinney, according apparently smnetime before 2 :~ to reports, was learnlngtodrive. 30 Lm. tmn a Route 7 Dlte club parking lot. The1960mode1Chevrole4 Is owned by Minter V. Fryan, Jr. , Pickerington, Ohio. The accidertoccurred one mile northeast of Pomeroy and involvPT. PLEASANT - A major ed a vehicle driven by Delmar new s ubstation at Grimms LandBaer, 30, Belpre, who struck aM Ing, to serve new coal oper~ killed a POllY belonging to Layton tiona at Elmwood and other cus-~re. There was approximately lomers in that .,-ea, has been $400 damage to the Baer car. announced by Appalachian Pow· No injuries or ar re st6 were reer Comparzy. ported. The station and other associated equipment will represent an investment or more than $330,000, • ~c ording to George Hervey , Hunti~ Dhislon Manager o! Appalachilin. "The location of the substaK1111 oporotor of ywr cor II tion was chosen because of ita 1 bottor-thon·avenge hllh Three defendants were fined convenience to future industrial IChool or colltlt student, yoo saturday night in the court oC nuy quo!ify for bll savin1s on growth we roresee along the~ Pomeroy Mayor Charle s Legar. awha River between our P o i n t your AutomDbila Insurance. Clarence Lee, 22, Pcmeroy, Sllte Auto Mulual offers 1 Pleasant and Bancroft substawu fined $100 and costs and was tions," Hervey said. IOOD STUDENT DISCOUNT given a three day jail sentence llllli,. up to 25%. The new substation will reo. on charges oc driving while intoxi· Cll• . . . . . ,.,,.... ceive power at 138,000 volts cated. William Reeves, Pomeond reduce it to 69,000 volta roy, was fined $50 and costs on Cor tnnsmisslon to customers.. intoxication charges and Thomas I Wickllne, Racine, wu fined $5 and costs on charges of tailing . Phonem... .114 C>•rt St. · · vlco presldert: was to address a rall,y after parading througll the city's downtown area. This was In lddidoo to his two television sessions here. The vice . 11resklent., who started hitting Nixon hard durlog a speech to a na.tionaJ B'nai B'rith convention in Washington Sullla,y, toda,y apln Tri-Co Tech Enrolls Record 250 'i ' ~·,I future. He · plaMod to ooncer>- GOP Prealdendal oomlnee Rich· trate ror the time bellll more ord M. Nll<on has had the oo televlsoiel questi...:.n.HnCID1JIII&n pretty much to swer sessions, two of which he hlmselt for the put week. set up ln Phlladelphla toda.Y. starting 1the ·taborlous eigbt-Now . his Democratic op. ponent, Hubert H. Humphrey, week journey to election day, plana to go alter him at run tilt Humphrey sounded a basic campalgn theme: from coast to coast. "The choice in 1968 is this: Humphrey's basic gospel em· bodied a .. new day" in Alnerlca Are we going to accept as if he Ia elected. If this was not Inevitable the confiict and criUclam of his present super- hatred which are becoming a ior. President Johnson, it was part of our everyday life? Or aaylng things would be marked- are we going to stand It> 11 better with Humphrey ln tho together and say: This can be done in America. We can make White House. This was a long day for the this country work. ''That Is the choice: Between vice president, stretching from PhiladelPhia to Denver and Los one America arrJ an America of Angeles. At this atage of his apartheid. That is the choice: travelling campaign- the begin- Between the America of the old ning stage- the vice president era and the America of the new had rew conCetti and ticker tape day... The speech was prepared for parades with giant rallies in convenient ballparks in his delivery in Philadelphia's John F. Kerun:dy Square, where the •\ li ~. (UPI) . ~.,.,.: ' .(. '.:,....- PomerQYoVkldJOI)Ort, 0., -~, 5epL 8,1H8 "Lift Pros" Catour Slllrt Lalli ~ lle'eve, buttm &-Mn·callar, rOka bael!. Kodei.Oombod pe......aprepWUYOilOIConl ebodc 011 while tJ1'0IIIIcl. SIHI SQ. 38. Gold, JIUI• Aprlrot. '' / NEW YORK {UPO- Richard M. Nll<on llllJie&rS to have widened hh lead over Hubert ll Humphrey in the presidenttal Flag Display fw~;;;·· ·ii;rtt Is Requested \\....\ In Accident \\».. Granted Funds Mlyor Charles Logar called In· day ror tho dlspll,y or American t1aga In the communlt,y .., Wedneado,y and Thursday this week contest dwing the past week. when funerals or two servicemen SJndli•r's daily survey report- wiU be bold. edM~. Residents are uked to display An even sharper gain was their flags II halt mall wllbre reglsiBred by tho third party posidble. candidate, former Gov. Georp Tllo first toneral WIU be at 2 C. Wallace, the survey reported p.m. Wodneada;y tor Marine Pic. on the ba,ll& or tslephone 'lbomal H, Lind, Pomeroy, ldlJ. interW.ews elatucted with 1,877 ad Aq. 26 Ill Vlelnem. ad11lta of vot1ow age In the four· The aoonnd· wiD be II 1 p.m. day perind Se!>L 5-8. Thurodoy Jor Pic. Wtulam Leilia The aurvw, published by Plckeol, 19, ' Radne, died & eo., a market Friday at the U, S. Naval Hitspltreaearcb organbatlon bued In al In Fortamoutb, VL He W'U in NOrwood, Po. ukad this que .. the Arm,y. Sledl!ower Uoru uWbo would you yourself .ant to aee elected prealdent U , the wore ~ lodi.J"'" . ' ed wltb '~1,844 ' 3~ . 2, ~ u. s. Four Programs ~ A Meigs County woman was injured In the only tral!lc acct. dent lnvestigaiBd Monda,y by the State Highway .PatroL Eliza Ann Lemley, 48, or Rut· laod, aullerod laceraUons and bruises ofthebody. She was treated at the Gallipolis Medical Center !klapllal, and releesecl. The accident occurred at 3:10 p.m. Moncla.Y on Rt. 7, two miles nortll Addl11011. Mrs. Lemley, beadod north, polled out .t o pass ~ car then pulled bock In and tho vshlele went orr the right aide "' the highway and struck • talepbone pole. · Tile pole, owned by Ohio Bell Telepbme eo., was rtf. There wu moderate "'D'!''It to . the car. No cllarll" •• ll1eci. or b,_ WASHINGTON - Tenth Dlltrlct Congressman Clereace E. Miller has .,_,.eod tundlnc lor four programs at the Soutberll Ohio Manpower Trainln8 C«Ar at Jackaon has - . app1'0\'oielle' tho u. Department of Labor and by the Olllce or Health, cstion and Welfare. The Poderal p.....-.t vldea the ilulk or the b theM P<Oill'aml under the Vlapowar llevelopmoot and Traln- s. lnsA<t: mo. Tbese IDclude both tralnlnC el• lowiDcel til ... and tralnlna to �'' ·Doily ·· Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o .. S.L 10, 1968 How Green Was My Volley? I ~~~te~ ~:) ·~ ,'H;eie~ :Hi-~··-··· News,··.. No ··.~s··,;.,···~ u·s••• By Helen sCii'ie/.JJ;';·:·· ... ,. -· J . . . .. Racine Soe•al Eve:~~.·- , · . .BY r.ms. FliANCIS MoRRIS Gue~tl of Rev. """· lllrL Paul ~.... ~-~~~.~w-~. -~ of their - - · re •. . Mr. and ""' .. ·GQ Johnaoo • IIJ'e announcing the birth 'of&,;.,. ' . • . o.. UN ··n-• .,_ ... CUrtis A. oo AIIJIIISI 18 at Mount ·· ·' , ~. -•us ..-·-• were ~. Hospllal, Nels--•"- • "'OUI'H ASKE2> FOR IT . IIOIDedv , be her mothor-IIH . aw. and MrL lAoo Pinion and chilSt. ••·ry's -··- ' G'"""'"'ent• ate Mr. and Mrs. 1111• oolumn Ia tor )'llUIII poo- An amazilll _.., !'fnaAlera clren, Debbie, Dele, and Doullaa, Roy Johnson, loco!, IIIII J\lr, and . ,Pia; their prcbloma aod ploOI- thoUihl Pllle'o ~tlllllll ... l aod Mra. ~ Pinion or Jllrs~ Allred ,...._, •"-•• "cArthur. urea, tllek trouble• aod tun. Ao )Ill (11'0111. A few called b • r · ~ Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Rich-~ ~- kin, J f[ da"""le · Mr. -aod lllrs. Harold GWClld,y, will ihe relll ol Helen Holp USI, . mother • pis l!le Immoral -". ,..r · son, • , .... r, ''icky aod Bruce, -nt theJteek- ~t· welcomes ......... bul wm't tor _ . , . w lelre biir 11ic1e. Belinda, and J\lr, A. G. SeUero, v ...... All ... ~ _,... •·•· · • nd eod In Columbo• with bit lister · ~ • aoriQUII qpeatlllll with .... ,.. -cb. ·-·t ''""' 'II ~ Ohio; also Mr. 1 Mrs. Bernice McKtigiltand ~ • bruab-ol!. ' . aplaln wit lilr~ have .matber- lllro. Roy HandrJoks, aod •on. er relatives. They vlsitedllleCoSend your teoMp quostlcao In-law H. IIGnalJi Allen of Union Fiu-noce, lumbus zoo oo &100.,. to YOUTH ASKEJ) FOR IT, care llelr Helea: WI>• Ww spend a week ori vacaMr. Jerry Colwell sulfered a "' ·Helen Help US! (tbil -.apa,, . l'erblpl as fOil ~. Pille's tlon with ~,ir relatlvoL stroke oo Fricta.Y nigltL Relatives P8.r l. . ~ ~~ mothtr :wallrl!4 ~ Gtleati Libcx' Di.Y evenill[l of called here by hla illness 1,;. IJNEX . PECTEP BRICKBAts ol ,H .~m ~ f """'.' Mr. ·•nd Mrs. Fred C&dlo were '· illlowln8 ·there wao - · II' Elder' .and 'Mrs. Phl:l!p Ga&er ot cbxle Mr. and Jllrs. Edward CUI- Dear Helen: well,lndiara!j)O!Ia,!Dd.; J\lr, John I'm curiws. What teen lei· not, Pllle'o le- prababl,r AtheDo. . ·,. .. ' Culwell, Columbus; Jllrs. Mar)- tar In recent moath4 hal brgrt wooldn't have boiM but ~d . Bel! Mallory ot U.S.S. Oils COllier, Cincilllllltl; lllr. aodlllrs. the most reopoaoe,.l!lld llbldl ol have ~·.-,!' llle .lOll ,liVen Blanil, <iikland, CaUL, Ia vfait. Thomas Blanton, and Greg, JacR- ycur anowero to teen lll'Oblemo ..,...., (JW blo parents, l\lr, and MrL. son; lllr. and Mrs. Roscoe Tack- boa b""''!IJ1 yuu the ~ crltlI ~ fl>om Gporlenco, u Chorley Mallory. ett and Mrs. Edward Heneley, clsm?- JOHN 1 - througil!hil WIIIIIIU'molllJllr. Milt Mallory or Ta1iQJa, 11e1r John er. Sbe would be ,aU ~ ID a • Flatwoods, Ky., and Mr. and Mrs. : ' Allred Rice and sons, Columbus. 'l1lree 1 - • lull abGut tied lbeer nyiCII ""1111810. I wil ao -··-··... Mra. Dwaine Jordan, Bryan for "moll re&p~~~oe," '11Mifwere _ , _ . . . . , 1 -·'dn't .......... and Keith, and Mrs. William Col- !rem "Terrllled, Tre!"blina 12" anyone home with me. 1bo lddo UJeCl to laugil aod lOY u fOil .., well, spenl a cta.Y with relatives ~~flared ber l'OOIII· willa IU• -~ __, •-~ In the Flatwoods, Ky., area. per. - lllopJQr allier; "Jade aod . w~•- 1 plo'ol... odncatlon, ..,.. Mr. and Mrs. ll<Jger Greer and K.· K." """an ..._.tarlt.y """'e to llll'bauea. son, Greenvllle SOuth carolina contest wltb my - · Wheal otartacl datlnrll tbougill •' ' ,,__ told --• 30 to she would COY.,_ up, bul 1111: Sbe visited their parenta, lllra.llazel """ _ . e over • liD ju .__.__ _., 11 accused me of~·- an-u Mr. and lllrL ~Green llllrke and Jllr. and lllro. Andrew crawl back In the llood-k; "Lonely Girl" who h a d mind I tried 1o talk 1o her aod Greer, and other relatives here. and daugilter, aod Mr. and lllrL lrlends among boya, but couldn't IL I was so cru- and The Clyde Walker IIUnily, _, a.._ lrl~ ...,.e received hurt !withdrew from IUe. Howard Green of Ken~ spent VVJ ~a~~o~o ....ICI!'Ie time rece..tt.. with "Thurman, visited Mrs. Walker's ..,.. more letterl from boyo than Attar .IP''"'ottCII I Jll)l a Job -~ .,_ ._ -· parents, Mr. and lllra. Dale Dye, ) · ·· aboul 100 mllea aW&1 f r 0 m uN = o. Vern Green. Othero alao celled on Mr. aod Mrs. girlo. . vloitl'* ln the Green h01110 were Smith and Nancy. Criticism? My an,..,rto"Plx- ,home. There came a cta.Y illlenl , Mr. and Mrs. George Reed,,Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Hershel LoY&- le ln a Fix" rated the shsrpeel had to lelre llll' llance to -my . and Mrl. Elda CllaW&1 of fiiai. · He was llboclled, thnll8h ..... and Mr -~ .....• ~~_i)y, New car IIsIe, Obio, were advice aod dis- _ aod I'm be tried to ct natural 1 doubt """' • ..,.,. .uu- 'UVV<I A" posts ol ~Is brother-lr>-law and still surprised. ••d ~u a -. •• ' Sellars, Lo!w - . , ,, and wv ever liD ~ . ..., -~ lJU~.. m.Je-· D-•-r Pixi e wrote, ,...,.,_,,_1~ staler, Mr. and Mrs. Elza MeI,QJ ........,.~ cuu .PI&- _ . , . onov ~ Comas at the home ol Jllr. end I went b¥ his bouse _.tedMy mother' I llldiQ< Juat aboul aod famOy vlalted a c<q~le of Mrs. Victor Perry. ly. Helen, you wuuldn't ,bellave ruined .IDY 8I'OIIIna upfeoro.- dayo recently with their daugilThe Busy Bee Society ol !he me, but "'J!fl>om the baalroom L.L.S. • tar in Washington, D,C, While came his mother-•••oo Dear L.. the•-"~ ' the ......., ~--Ito!. C8Jl)enter Baptist Church met .......... ... ••·· '"""" ........... with Mrs. Robert Bishop. Bonnie but a small lowell My eyebells II' fOil don't lloP ~ •- They aloo vlaited the FBI buildCheadle led deV<IIions. . Plans nearly fell oul of my held. So bout it,,. ycur ·- - 1 IUdlt;)' (JW Ford '!'hooter Smithsonian were made lor a Christmas Be- l told her l knew right I r O m IIIQ"~ 80 ruin liF ~)'earL Museum Natural'ms· aod she ahould be asham!but oll what l'OII. con . 't chengo, tory -~ muaeum o·f motory aod zaar. Those present were ViVian .... '"'ll'> .... Gaston, Kezinh Dye, Mae Jordan, eel. Do you think he llhould dnlp aod feel sorry forawoman-se TechrxliCII)', WuhiqliJn Moo>me just because 1 told bla ~ blaest prablem 110'1 what. 1 b e me"' . Taft "-orlal aod the freda Smith, Ida Cheadle, Emma ·-..~ ~ whet 1 W""'"&"l& ·~-~ aboul 11er -·"'•• wears but abe wears IL lwo Jima Slaw-'-~ -ft·~ Whlttington, Helen Jeffers. Bonu~ ....... ~. . . . . .-..... nie Cheldle and the hostess, • opoctacle o! ber.elf?' Have you conoldored that her DY- ed home with them tor the holl1 anawer-' •··o. · Joann Bishop. -. "He'a p~••,_,Y !on nlgil!le may be a f1l!!lllom -., ......... - aod ........ - hoW f)( a Ver)' dJoturbed )IOI'lllllal• •••. -~ u - u-~·- DoMr. and Mrs. Oale Dye heve -~~.. ..,......, = ~u - h -.-.m - received word of the birth of 1 your shar)l tonPo, could cut up ltoY?- H. hart vllited Weclniia4a, evening great-grandson, Danl.el Grant, to a marriage, w and llliallated abe with Jllr. and lllrL lleed. Mr. and Mrs. Grent Price (Re- apologize; thlo "" the theory and lllrL Veri! Green IIIII becca Dye) at Van Wert, O~io. that an unexpected vloltor ~ld ShlriOJ Pauah vilited WedDellMadge Dye mackwood, Tallahes- keep her opinions to herself esday wl!h lllr. aod lllro. J ·0 e poe!-"" if the - · · _,.... Foonds, c~~eravlll• see, Florida, fonnerly a resiGU.3 ••aap•" f"' prabl-.- ' ~' . ! d! ,.,. \ tl w... ... .,. .· of '. _, '' ' ., 't~ 'I·' ;: '1 • DDCTDRIB MAIL.BAG Prevention of Frostbite More Effective Than Cure . ' .• .· - .·, ,-.•. ~ ~.- ::,. ..,:;.' ,• I :; ' ~·- :... ,• f.f;· blj ' ' :.. " ~~~T·~ ' ' .,.''-• .. .....• ~ . ~ ~ f~. •'..• By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. Q-1 work lor a frozen food company. In the freezer room, which is kept at 0 degrees, I take off my gloves to GPO• the cartons. The fingers of my right hand are always cold Q-My lingers feel numb. My doctor says it is poor circulstion. What can I do for it? A-There are various causes and numb even when I'm off of impaired circulation. They duty. Is there any remedy for can't all be treated in the the ribs and spine. Such prescription drugs as meiphalen (Alkeran) and urethane are given for relief but as yet no cure has been discovered. Q-1 bave had an ovarian cyst for over two years. It causes some pain daily. What can be done for it? A-Because ovarian cysts may become cancerous, they should be removed. P!Hse send your qvntions ••~ .:ommtntl to Wa)'flf G. lrandsta~t, M.D., i• taro ol this ,,.,, W.ilt Dt. lrartdlfa~t CCNIMf GIIIWI iJwlj. riduo/ ltf,.,, lie wrill tnswer letters ol ,.nerol intetut in Mu ... ntltHnns. same way. One of the commonest causes is hardening of the arteries. If this is the cause in your case, you should , avoid smoking. Large .~"Of · · .:> niaclD may also be belplul. A wide variety of other drugs is used, depending on indi- this? A-Prevention is more effective than attempts to remedy the chronic nw;nbness brought on by continued exposure tO frostbite. Every effort should be made to protect yoiD' bands . Why not wear your gloves and use instru- vidual circumstances. ments to open the cartons? 1t Q-What would cause a painalso helps to avoid the use of less tingling sensation just tobacco. above my knee? Q-My arm1 get numb at A-TIDJ)ID& in any part of night even when I'm not lying the body Indicates an irritaon them. My doctor says I tion of the sensory nerves have an extra or cervical r1b supplying the part. The cause the! is pressing on the artery of the irritation may be obleading to my arms. He ad· vious but more often is hard vises having the rib removed. to find. I would like your opinion . A-A rib attached to one of Q--Bow doe• myeloma af• the vertebrae of the neck is feet a person? Is there any U&ually fomtd on on1y one side cure? and is seen more often lD A-In lhll dlleaoe tumors women than in men. Numb- form ln the bone m;..,.ow of ness of the affected side ls a the ribs vertebral column coinmon result and is best · collarbo~e or skuU and caus~ treated by removal of the pain, anemia and collapse of ema rib. the Involved bones, especially ·; Wolfpen News, Notes Mr. and Mrs. W. Boyce, Eileen Venoy of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Zaayer and family of Pleas- antville, Mr. arxl Mrs. Edward Veooy and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Veooy and family, Mr. and Mrs. RobertRuuella.ndfam. ily, Mr. and Mrs. William Russell of Minersville and Clara Russell aM son. Stevie, Colwnbus, were recent Sunday visitors of theh parents, Mr. all.i Mrs. Howard Russell. Mrs. Boyce and Eileen Venoy remained here for the week. •' .· ,· ' ,· Voice along Broadway BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - Dan Topping ( - ahrewdly peddled the Yankee• to CBS at the top or their morket and wiming.s) bought the Pepsi-Cola franchise in T h e the British Colonial llotel there .... Stage-TV actres& Jan Miner (ahe played Eleanor Roosevelt In "SUnrise at Campobello") gets a guaranteed $90,000 a year as TV apokeslady for a oosmetics firm .... Betty Furness got $60, . 000 ayear with Westinghouse plus ;mtponed. income o( $25,000 a .• year .... Richard Adfer's TV jinM gle (J»r Hertz makes him No. 1 (aod be tries harder) In t h e field - a few minutes creattvlt;y on that one boa paid Dlckwell .• Into the lllx llgures already. The rail restaurant rush is in .• fUll chic - Truman Capote and Lee Radziwill at the Colooy conltanUy .... At the smart C o t e ·: Baaque were mlllionaira produ:~ er Mu Gontoo and hla lovely Millie; Morton Downey with Chicago Industrialist Pat O'Malle~n Ame Ford Sr. with her groom- ; Arthur Godlrey entertainina the briefest mini-skirted cinderella of the week. Britain's new gambling czar (Sir !ilanl~ Ra1mondl will belt bard at U, S. mobster -dominated pmbltng CJPerltions in London, Manchester, Uvei'JI(IOI, etc ..... cbd<llll closing last on 'lllo Blc>od7 Mary - the "CJam. dl&ltr,., ·vbdka and uoamato Juice," dim and tomato (we'U drlalno tllal) .... The recipe: 1~ ot. Ill WOIIIa, 4 oz. of Ciamalo )lice. .-.- .-.-:: W , HY cOoraa ""'· News SoCle . ty • """""' 11il• Ch=:, ':::~ Shltitl::m . : • ' !Ia and AarOn !;ifre·•. ' '"""" - Seventh floor corner apart- for another long nm . ... Gifted ment at 7th Ave. and Central young comic Fllp Wilson is havPark South (200 C.P.S.) has a ing a dl!!icult time ilncling writers ConCederate Oag !lying In tile for hisnewNBC·TV series- who center o( liberal Manhattan .... are (like Flip) black .•.• For the Why Is Ama MBJia Alberghettl Baltimore - jldge role in h i s singing all those ·,private lulla- ''Take the Money and Run" movie bies II she and Claudio Guzman Woody Allen sll!Jled Nate Jacobaren't about to Pi parental a- son, chairman of Cae5al''5 Palace gain? •••• Poil,y Bergen's cos- in Las Vegas; now that's j o b metics firm recorded (with the insurance. SEC) a $188,000 loss this fiS<:al Cyd Charisse's 23-year-o 1 d year despite all that oil or the son, Army Lieut. Nidty, has turtle. orders for Vietnam ..•• Still anEva Marie Saint's landlord in other Beatles Book (and that's Las Vegas (while shooting "The its tiUe) is due - a critical stalking Moon") was Johnn.y Car- survey by lS "controversial" !KIIl ••• • Bette Davis' son Michael U. S. thinkers Including B II l is fine after surgery .... Miami Buckley, Nat HentoiJ, and TimoBeach hoteloof'oulette is on a- Uzy Leary - JlQblished by COwgain: Danny Thomas sa,.vs he'll les Education Cpr ..... TV sights get $50,000 a week at the Dip- that make vldeots or males: Joey lomat .... Ricky Nelson plays his Bishop on his network show kissllrll Bdwy. nightclub next month ing Eddie Fisher smack on the (The Latin ~arter). lips. Champ teMiste Billie .J e a n "Batman" creator Bob Kane' a King Is all !hot greot despite Holy Cupid! haodholder at the a thyroid deficiency .•.. The La- Chardas was actress Jacki 9Jie, bor DI.Y hotel-union walkout wu- former Miss Philly In a Miss n't as complete as announced: America contest .... rus fans all Sherry-Netherland employes invading even his bedroom forchung ln there and other hOtels ed Seln Connery to Dee his LDnreported loyal workers hid up- don Oat. atalra In rooms and closets whUe Russia is ·arming Nigeria whlle the malc:artent& left 1helr guests the Czechs were (very past tense 1D mid-room senofce. after the very tense past) helping Former RCA Pres. (and ad- the tragic Blafranl ...: Hawaii viHI' to FqJe' Paul) Frank Fol- keep• atlractlns glamoroua 1111111oom•o IP'IIICIIIIwslller Judith Ma- ey: Julte Andrews bought a borne crae oa Oct. 26 weds Army there and David Helllllllnp startU111L Charles Heoder11011 Jr .. ed an Investing llrm ln our farstationed at Foit Knox, llll.l'be away slate .. .. M8joor Llndsa,y ...lching Fr••• Botd .... Joan JII'OIII(sed top cops the new ~ice Rivero pl.l ber own daily TV H. Q. odll be completed ln two .,.-tea, bul .WI will star Sovt- years across from the Munf.cl25 ot Dolmotair1 at the Upoiairo pal Bldg. ~ Day. .. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hawk ol !l>r!JWlleld were waokend f!IIIIU Ill Mr. and lllrs. Ben PhUson ... 8lld MrL Mlna Lel!ls. . Mr. and Mro. Fern Norril ~- vi-'H- ...... spertt two ~~~ ..... ..,... ~--htors', Mro. Dorene Decilfe aod ctaii[Jh~r. Ll ... lllll.)fr. IIIII lllro. Gary llaU aod .... Plriotopher o1 ~ P·"' M'-,· Mr . • ... - . ..,.. aod Mrs. Dick Reed, Abl!le IIIII Matthew of Walker. ll!inn. Thef visited places ol lnlarett ~aod attended the Mime-- Slate _.., Fair. Enrwta home, !boy Y.loltad 1 k y t -~ Jllr. end Mrs. N c •• .... ctaqhter, Rent, at Columbus. W ·1e Jllr. and lllro. Jamea G tiP aod s.O. and Mrs. Marl~~ coo. •. nwiv ·~ "' "· ,· nora and 1011 or Chicago, DL, speUI four cta.Y• with lllr. ·Ud Mro. Jake Holnw(!lJIII their dlughte Kay HoiJDan and friend, r, Thomas Fry ot Chlcqo, Wate weekend gueols. Mr. and lllro. Delberi.Motrlo and Chrlotlno Llka of AlbeDO, spent SUnday afternoon1wttli Mr, ~~ ~·=r~ ..~ b!i ~,'Kr~, ., ~il. !larry · Donald auoL..... lncllan who teannates were ' .~ .. .......... . _____ ! EAst W, L, T. PeL Rolton 1 0 0 1.000 New York 000.000 Miami 000.000 Houston 010.000 llulfalo 010.000 Weat W. L, T. Pet. San Dlesn 1 0 0 1.000 Kanlal Clcy 1 0 0 1.000 Oaldand 0 0 0 .ooo U.S. Open Frazier on the Chiefs' 10-yard llne with 1:39 to go and intercepted a pass to end the threot of a game-wlunl11! TD fOl' the OUera. Stram said the Ghlels had three key Interceptions. "The llrs~ by (Jim) Kearney, was the key to the Drat quarter," Stram said. •'The 1ecood by (Ernie) Ladet WIB I rentaoUc p!Q and Th<lllllls made a super catch.'' NatlanaJ Leque St. LOulo San W, L. Pel. GB 90 56 .816 Friiicioco 7B 67 .538 11\2. . Cluclnoatl .518 14'h .514 15 .510 15\2 •486 19 • 1'lllladol»>da .472 21 ' Houlton 79 .451 24 Loa Angeles 85 86 .448 24'h New York 65 81 .445 25 lofonclOJ'• 1\elllllto Hou1 al Clue! 2, ppd., rain Atlanta 2 Sin Fran I, nlgilt l'ldla 8 Pitta 7, 15 Inns, night LOa Ani 10 St. LOuis I, nlgilt (Onl,r 111111101 ocbeduled) bnt: ·, .. ~. a-obabJe; Pitehers .,, .,. · · San Franc!Rb (Bolli! · 8~ at • . . Atlanta (Sutor1ao 0..0), 8:05 j). • eri~WkJn, Mill Mildred Rouab spenl•llle ......... at Sandusi<y Ill¥. Dr. Kathryn Philson rlltllmld to her home at Blacklburl, VL =~~·~.:..~= ~. Chicago Atlanta Plttoburgil 73 75 74 70 68 65 68 71 71 74 76 m. 1.01 Angelo• (,Singer 10-1.5) at St. LOulo (Carltoo 12-10) 9 p.m. American League W, L. Pet GB Detroit ••.••• 91 54 • 628 Baltimore .••• 83 62 .572 8 Boston • • •••• 78 67 . 538 13 Cleveland •••. 77 71 .558 15% New York •••• 73 70 .510 17 Ooldand ••••• 74 72 .507 17'1, Minnesota •••• 89 78 •478 22 Calllornla •• , .63 83 .432 28'h Chicago ...... 61 84 .424 30 Washington ••• ,57 87 .396 33'12 Monday's Results Cleveland 6 Mlm 1, night Wishington 6 Baltimore 2 Detroit 6 Calllornia 0, night Roston 6 Oklnd. 4, 10 lnna, nlgilt Only games ac~eduled Today's Probable Pitchers All Times EDT Bostoo (BeU 11-10) at Ookland (Odcm·1M), 11 p,m. Detroit (McLain 211-7) WI Calilornia (Measeromltll 3-0 or McGiotblln 111-13), 11 p.m. Cleveland (Williams 11-10 or Siebert 12-10) at Mlnnesota(Kaat 12-11), 9 p.m. Baltimore (Hardin 17-10) at Waohington (Pascual 12-101, 8:05 HoullliDII (WIIooo 12-1tlat Cln_ . - (ArriJo 11-7), 8:05 p.m. Now York (McAndrew 1-7) at Cbl- (Nlekro·U-!1), 2:30p.m. p.m. Pldladeljlhla (G. Jackson 2~ Chicago (Peters 4-11 and Ny' · at Plttehurgil (EIIIa 4~, 8:05 man 2-0) at New York <Downing p.m. .2-2 and Verbanic 5-5)1 2, 5 p.rD. Wednelldo1'1 Gamet Wedneaday'a Games New York at Chicago Boston at oakland, night Pldla at Plttoburgil, nlgilt DOtroit at Callfornts, night liDilllon II Clncimatl, nlgilt Cleveland at Minnesota, night Loo Angelea at St. LOulo, nlgilt Baltimore at Wash(JWton, night " San Frandaoo at Allllntl, nlgilt Chicago at Neo.. York. niglJt " How to get your:Insurance elalm Settl(d. Fast. . rut Fast. If you're short patience and limd<l' see some reilll \etloif.. -ij let ua hulljl~Y:Qiif)J, ' I l •• ~· insurance. '· .( . _. _.. We'll give ~!I i>elt claim aervlee yo;, ever oaw. · Mainly liecauoe you are our boss. We represent several reliable companies. We're in a poaition to pick,aild choose. A~ 88l12l!l: ' ' your home, car or buaineu agent, we pllll!ll · in1urance where we think beat. And .when a lou oecun, ·we've got only one side to be on-youn. ,. ' ·' It's our buainet&'to -that ro~ get', .fllir r settlement as . . · . pouible, ,But p~ · On\f htllnan. We can't run ' . Frank Howar1l reached the fO- llle victory. Ken Harrel.... and . . . homer plateau lor the flrll time In bla moJor leosuo eareer as Smltll bll oolo bomorl Ill 1111 Washington Baltimore. loth lmlns oll reliever Dtqo · Bit the key blast of the pme SQul to pace BoltCII put was K e n McMullen's 19tJI Oaklalld. Harrelson'• booilor Angelea cl-..ed St. LOula, 10- homer, a three..nm lhot ln the .... hla 3411 or the 111111 1, Pblladelphla ..diaatecl Plt- lirst lmfnK. Jim Haman, 10-4, gove the trlum)lll to Loo taburgil. 8-7. In 15 Imina•. wen1 the nnt Ove lnnlnga to gat 5-4. Atlanta nipped San Francisco, 2-1, aod the Houston-Clncillllatl -lelleader wao rained oul. This¥{~• Tiant, " h o joined DeniiY McLain o! Detroit aod Dave McNally of Baltimore aa 20pme winner• In the American League, scored the tie-l>realdng run In tile filth lmlns apiMt loser Jim Merritt when he Blue with blue Yinyl interior, buckH seats, v.a .... olngled and Jooe Cardenal tor, auto. trans ., power ttMring, radio, w/a/w tires. tripled. LOJ!ch Adds Win • Shaop -1 Lollch, booated hlo record to 14-9 odtll the two-hitter against the Angela. The Ttgero wr8J)I)ed "You'll Like Our Qiiality Way of Doing Bu.hieos" up the pme with three nms in Cadillac--OidiiDobUe Pomeroy, Oblo the llrst Inning olr loser Dennlo . 992-5342 dru- -.o. 65 Olds Cutlass Con. - -- - - - - - - - - - -- -$1495 . KARR & VANZANDT MOTOR SAlES Bennett. HOUSTON (UPI) - Nobody ever referred to urassmnina' Entmltt Thomas as a super chief, but Kanaao City Cooch llaok Stram said lhe speedy cornerback made 1 ~j stt)er catch'' to Mve a 26-21 Kansas City triumph over tile Houstoo Oller• Monda:y nlgilL Thomaa, whose only claim to lame prevlwaly was being a coualn or OUer split end Charlie Frazier, stepped In tront of MaJor Leaaue Standing• Ill' United Press International of LexlngiDn, Oldo, spent oeve,. al cta.Y• wl!h hta olilllr' Mrs.·S. zel Carnlhan. lllrL SybD Miles, lllrL Beaelo .u. Pickena and Mr. Dell Er,.... ..... spent · Labor Di.Y with . · • Mlleo1 ...,.fn.law aod ~. J\lr, aod Mr1. Lee J&ckiOD aod In--kLinda at their home ""' lead to eight games again since Baltimore wu belton I)J' !he Washington Senetora 6-2. Gollotto on Promise Poorlng c~agne lor the team and the - . ;lant bemned in the ll'lllan clubhoose, "Sanford JII'OIII(sed last month that II I "on 20 games he "ould buy t~e champagne end I told him then rdcollect." 'J1anl blenJ<ed the Twlnl after glvJns up a llrst lming homer to rookie Gnlg Nettles, who's slammed five homers in the last four games. 11 the only other American Lea&11e game, Bolton edsed Oakland, 6-4, In IV Jmlnsa. In the Notional Lea&11e, Loo Ashe Cops "' a~~~rra:! ~c~ WaiN 0 0 0 .000 0 1 0 .000 loloncla.Y'• Results Kanlal Clt;y 28 Houltlln 21 (Onl,r game ocheduled) Slturcta.Y'• Game llouaton at Miami (Only game scheduled) &anda.J'• Games Denver at Cincinnati New York at Kanno Clt;y Olklaod at Bulralo (Only gameo ocheduled) Denver Clncinnatl Qll8lllng the chanlpagne. Tlant, Clevelaod'o ace rightlander who'l had the reputation lor starting fall and then lading ln the oeoood hell ol the oeaoon, celebrated wltlt champagne at llle expense ol pitching coach Jack Sanford after wlmlng :W gameo lor the llrst time In h11 career. 'J1anl accompli- the feat by pitching a Ove-hltter and otrlklng ou1 16 to give the Indlaus a 6-1 triumph over Minnesota w h II e boosting his mark to 20-!1. Meanwhile, the Tl.gers llll8llPed a two-game losing · streak by lo)lping California, 6o, behind Mid<ey Lolich'o twohitter to - h tbeir league Chiefs Outlast Oilers In Thriller under at tile Crites Nural'*Hcxne !here. Jllr. ""' Mr. aod Mrs. James Pett;r flmUy, and chUdren, Me Arthur, and ~. tlvea at.1 and Mrs. John Woodrum aod 1001, at AlboiQ', called on !heir grandmother, Mrs. Murl Galaw., oa SUnday afternoon. Recent JIUOIII of Jllr. IIIII lllrL Dale Sianabury were Mr. and ' Mro. Clair Stanabury IIIII Oy; GI'O\'l!POrl; lllr. an13 Mra. Lorry Stanabury, Reynol41burr, ~ Wanda Turner, Columbuo. AFLSiandJngs ~ United Pre•• lntemotlonal "What'• lte waitlnc fort A ~eeond ehaneef" saa.. :Y w!!7~to""'~O::~ ~~= I \ -· c:bde "/"! 'i i,) ~~ re- Aitzoao.. American ~ pennant In 23 years Moodsy nlgilt but It was LAlli 'J1anl and hi• Cleveland Pro Standings cieJ.I.t '!,";.::-t: :e;:;;.~ u. UPI ~ Wrlor The D$olt Tigero moved a llep cloHJ' to their ftro .. pall !'!P' By VUO STELLINO - neth Cole. , ~~. ...,,. Mi11e1 Grace· IIIII .......""!'" of Golumbuo and Mr. ~ of Kenton were ·--· &Jnctay ol Hmner aod Edltli .IIIYma;;;., and Mrs. Franl\ and family attended a faJ!II!¥. '"'' union wUh ~er parento • .,., Uld J\lrs. Wood ol Glousta~ ~Labor BI-•• AI·Sbra® ., the Slate Fair in Go]um)lulj . !!It• 1111 in the choir. '. . ,•. ' Mill carol wucoun • :to M-ntown, W. Va., It!. VIol! -, ·--' ~in the homo or""'· ui:IIIU'II. -~ dent here, Is the maternal grand' · Jllr. and lllrL Vern Green aod mother. ~ ,,. 'h '1LIJ L' · . Shirley Paugh:werea~perpestJ ··· :,.~·'MI\· IDit··w-. v•-:Rqqb &Ill Mr. and Mrs. Meodal Jordon · recently 9{ u.. IIIII: u - ·'Hdlort · •._ · The Dale Slanoburys accOIDjl~ BY ~ ADA Sl.r'~ ' · · ""'' •~.. 11UniJ7- or Akr!r>' w"e" vlaltor,, and Walter, and Mrs. William l'!d Clair Stansbury to Groveport Jllro. Fay Brown ot Wallhlng- Smelley. Slturdly of lllr. IIIII· 'Mra. 00 Lawson journeyed to Ann Arbor, and attended the Labor Day Par- ton, D. c. sponl a few cloy a with Henry Roush. . Michigan on Friday. Mrs. Law- ade at C&nal Winchester. her brother and aiater-in-law, Mr. and Mra. Don Wldlwodh son went by bus from Ann Arbor lllr. and Mrs. Gnham Hanl'*• l\lr, and ~._ Fred Jenklno aod and . dau(!htar Roberta of Ritt- aod cbUciren aod Dorotb,y Sl,yre to Ferndale, Mich., where she Colwnbus, spent a vacation with tOUBlns, Rlchard Duckworth &Ill man:, of Phlllde)Jihta, PL, .,lnt thl wUJ visit Mr. end Mrs. Ra1 his brother and siator-IJ>Iaw, Agnes White. lllrL ~ .llolmes vlolted kend wl~ Mr Edna PlckDanieJs. Her daughter, Cheryl. Mr. and Mrs. Mu Haning, local. ""' e. · Mr. aod Mrs. Deaver Frad<, with her slater, Mra. Helen Wet-- wee en&. · who Is spending some time at Mr. and Mrs. G. B. McLaugillin, Sheila and Rlci<J, of Alliance, zel, and oilier relatlvea ln Colllrl. Paul seuere I!Pflll~verlhe Daniela' home, will return Albany, were evening callers it spent Labor Di.Y waokend wL!h .lumbuo. While there ohe atlanl!- al days ·recertly al Uqloa ......,. horne wilh her mother in about lhe Haning home. hla .motber, Mrs. Lettie Spencer ed the Slate Fair, where abe noce with ""'· and Mrs. ll!lr a week. The Jordons visited Mr. Mr. aod lllrs. Charles Stevens, .. aod her parente, ~~~r: and lira. IIW Johllny caroe~~ of !he To- Hendrlckl and • · 1 a.ld Mrs. Max McCallie, (Vel- Gonnle and Vincent, Londooder- Wilbur - . , , 111 Pomeroy, nlgilt Televlolan show. Mrs. J.,.es SWart retitrned mia Jordon) and other relatives ry; Richard Fauber, COlumbus, The Rev. Rflblhouu l\lr, aail lllro. Millard Duck- home after a visit wllb ~Jatlwoo in the Ann Arbor area. They al- were weekend guests of !heir have .moved fi'om MaiiOII to the wllrih·of Hundngton acc_.mad Ia Aleron and Wuhlnglon,• PL so called on Mr. and Mrs. Albert mother, Mr•. ~~-, Jim- FrankUn Rizor hou8e 011 .......,.. r..11- · b.Y Riclardlluckwarth aod APe• • ~•~• n...,. . She .... ar~ed bJ' .. (Junior) Dodson •"" members mie and P~. Reed. Whlla, Y!alted ·u lhrOe ~~ ~-,_ ,_ ~T" -. ~,,_ . .._... and liatet--11..... ol lheir lamily in Ypsilanti, Mich. Recent euestl or J\lr, aod Jllro, Woelulnl lJIIOIU of Jllr. and wllli uoiNr1orodter and olatatMr. Dodson lived In the Mandai R. Turner were Mr. aod Jllrs; lllra. Thoma• IIQmufwore lllr. b>Aw, ""-IIIII'""" Carl Duel!. : :. Jordan home for lour yeors, stanley Collar and daughter, aod lllrs. SOmullllorQtarl. VIc- worib of Coacboc~ ..Other call- . Sun Clt;y, .~.pota· when ~e was a teelllger. ma; Di,y il«ocball aod 1011 and Ide, llenloo, 1'rlliuu7, and n.bn ero..were Mr. uf ~.. ~~UooeQ . ot MrL Slfart.ue' Mi'; lnd ilri. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Brooks, Mr. and lllrL VIctor Gotschall, ol1 Clevaland; ~. aod ·l lrL Bar. ~ ""'· anil ~,_ WUllem' 1\'ood ot Amit,y "J'I, . · Carla and Rodney, visited rela- Baltimore, Md.,andMr.llllllllro. ,.y Camero of......._,ela, PL; llaJDOo of~:o'"- ' · , .l '· · ' l · lives in Missouri and enjoyed Jesse swan, LanpvWe. M1?- Nora Garham aod Earl of !.1111 JA...,. Polta ...,...,.... .' mony polllts or interest Uoere Earl Starliey was In Warth.. Lotart Falb, and Mr. aod ~.. ~ ~~ ~.!:Jt1Ck •toil and enroote, inclodlng the Jesse ton, Ohio on Fi'ldly ·~ satur• Nlal sat.-r, local. .,.. . ~ --:'' ,• -1• Jomes Cave. cta.Y, where he Joined oiher dlMr. IIIII Mrs. Framdin lim>- Di,yton and•Qolllll!hul,'lihorelbei Mr. and Mra. Leslie Canode re<toro tor meetlll[ls of Grange drix, IIIII Jllr. and Jllra. Fro'* vlattadpolllla ·oilnlirtlt. who heve moved to LucuviUe, Mutual casualb' Insurance Gom• . Imboden and Tony, spent a weeJo., Patricia cr..ok~ of·eolumllul, Ohio, where he is employed, Pll\Y, G.M. Premium Budget en! wltb Jllr. and lllrL 1111nQ spenl a week will! her ......... vlalted their parents, Mra. Clar- Gorp., IIIII Grange Life llllur• Aikin• aod f:un11,r In Clevwland. enll, Mr. an~ Mrl.· Ol;vllle ence Canode and Mr. and Mra. ance "-"DY· The Dlreclora Mr. aod JllrL Troy ZwiiJlng Cl'ookl and other rela!IWL ' . R. S. Turner. The Caoodes lor- meetings 'were held at the Green spenl a weoll wi!h llleir ..., aod lllr. and lllra. lltllly Friend merly lived at Marysville, Ohio. Meadows CGunlrJ IDu, IIP<JIIICII'- ctaii[Jhtar-I!Haw, J\lr, and Mro. aod cbllAlren aod Richard Jluc1o. Mr. and Mro. Roy Wiseman, ed by WRFD RadloSIII!Ion. Ruuell ZwWfnK, at Valley worlll atn?Td ~ "The Parade of Springjleld. enterWned family The Youl:b o.._ of tho Dye,_ Uon, Ky. . the HWo" ·at NeliOIIvllle. 'lbl]l members at their home in liar- vllle Churc~ wWmaeteachTuoslllr. and Mra. Archtt Lee, aloo 'filltad lir. aod 'Mra. Harrisonville. Present were Mr. and day eveDI111 the direction · spent Ove cta.Y• will ber atl!Air ·old Fnilk ai.J lllr, .aod Mrs. .,__.., F'rallko, . Mrs. Earl Slarkey, local; Mrs. of Rev. WWiam Uber. The rep IIIII bralber-IJ>Iaw, Mr. illdMra. . - Larry Clark and Tamara, liar- lar monthly Hl'vices for Rev. Robert ilutllel4 of ~ GL rioonvllle, and Mr, and Mrs, Uber waa held at the church. The llew-_.and lllrL Rlljjb lludDavld Wiseman and children, and Revival m~ II ·~ soli, of Chillicothe spenl a o!iJ Mrs. MargaretPariOOS, Rutland. to be!Pn 11 ~le United Me1h- with btl mother; Mrl. Myla lludThe descendants of Peter and odist Church em Wednesdl)'eve~ 1011. . ~. Stella Woodrum held their an- lng, Sept 1L Rev, Peopleo from Jllr. and MrL lluolell l(arrl.. nua1 reunloa at Temple Church Parhersbur(j W. VL, will be IOi1, of Ao1¢abul&' 1liitac1 here on &100.,. the ~eva,..UII and everyone Ia with J\lr, .aod MJ:o.' Henoiut ~ Mrs.. Virginia Gossett, Colum- welcom~ ~ muate ind doll aD!I olber rlla1ivei. bus, 11 vistUng her plll'entl, Mr. SUlgs are plamed.. Mr. and Mra. BDb J1111111nd and Mrs. Glen Turner. Jllr. aod ~L Artl1ur Cnl>- dlugilter KatlQ- Ql_Smitii.,Fallo, Bernice and George McKnigh~ tree heve returned ft'clm a vaca- Ontario, Ca-, wert ovornlgill COlumbus, visited Mr. and Mra. tioo to the Mat CGalt. TheyYialt-' guesto of Jllr. aod MrL ·Fern Gillogly and Jllr. and Mrs. ed Hyde Park, Now Yortcl Ply- Smltb·aod ocina. D. 0. McKnigilt. mouth Rock, Ialani, aod lllrL Eclno 'llllrg.aeero of Co, Mr. and Mrs. WUIIem Thomas, Niagara FaUo, liOIIB wltlt other f¥mbuo and lllrL Maey eurr,, of COlumbus, spent some time It potnts of uitenoL' . KcCOmelnDlo Y!olteol 'tli81r o1.. their farm here aod visited her R. S. TllriiF, ~. IIIII Mro. ~· Mrs. CIUII Lo"*"" llill ' mother, lllrs. Ola Perry and Henry 'l'UniOr, . ~. alld ~L ~Uy. . Fronk. Doney J9"lan lllm!lf, and Mr. Glelf Bllllllll ~· ·nil..,.; Mrs. Murl Galaw~ recenll¥ Mro. Faye JOI'IIIn. local; alOIIfl ad to hlo OIQI~nl -,~•.,.,.,,, accompanied Mra. Marie Dailey with Mr. Ql · Fru* Torr>- lal!o• ~ !IPODdkll. ~ s. .•. · ..,.,f'l Bahamas, also now owns all or ·- of Inatitute syraeuse • ··. ~.. ~Is b~(llfler• -~· ~; t,ljo1. • t Tiant Captures 20th Major League vlc Ory 3 .,- The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport,Pomeroy, 0., Sept. 10, 1968 . Joppa . N.ewa.. SoCl"a}. N. otes ;' ' norlda, of '· Kearney intereetted a pas11 oo tile Chief 4-yard line, ~oldi111 the OUers to a 7-3 lead In lhe nrst quarter. Ladd Intercepted a pass on the Oller 33 In the second quarter to set liJ the Chiefs' tint touchdown. a or.yard burst by Wendell Hayes whJch put the Chiels ahead to stay I 117. But Thomos stqlped the Oiler& when they had the momentum to win. Quarterback Pete Beatherd had thrown two touchdown passes to rookie flanker Mac Haik in the last six minutes to pull the Oilers trom a 26-7 de!lcit to 26-21. Jim stenerud, a soccer.style Kern Works Out Despite Injury COLUMBUS (UPO - Sophomore quarterback Rex Kern worked out with the Ohio State Buckeyes Monday, despite a bock Injury sullered Satorday in a scrlm~~t&ge. . However, Kern, a Lancaster, Ohio, native, didn't work too hard. Replacing him were Blll Long and Ron Maciejowski, who altermted in the quarterback slot during practice. kicker, shared honors with the pass interceptors. He kicked four field goals- trom tl!e 27, 33, 26 and 32-yard lines- and added two conversion• for 14 of the Chiefs' points. Five MAC Tennis Title FOREST IIILLS, N.Y. (IJPI) Army Lieut. Arthur Ashe collected a $280 expense account lor the 14 days it took him to odn the $100,000 U.S. Open tennis championship against the greatest stars in the world today. Tom Okker of the Netherlands won $14,000 for finishing second but Arthur Isn't mtaed. "This tide will be worth a lot more than $14,000 when the pros talk to me again," said the 25year-ol1i Negro who came out of Richmond, Va., to play at For· est Hills for the first time nine years ago and now has become the first of his race to win the men's singles crown in Ameri· - Teams·Open On Saturday It costs you no more for the original! COLUMBUS (UPI) MidAmerican Conference football actl.ori opens saturday with five of the seven conference teams playing ~onterence contests. Defending co-champion Toledo hosts Richmond of the Southern Conference in the highlight ol the schedule. ca's termis capitol. Other openers have Kent Ashe boomed 26 service aces. Steto at Dayton, Miami playing In a magnificent display of canxavier I Morehead visiting Mar- nonading to down Okk.er Monshall arXI Western Mich;igan day, 14-12, 5-7, 6-3~ 3-6, 6.3, hosting ArkAnsas state. at the finish of I wild tournaMarshall and Western Michi- ment In which 13 men pros and gan games start at 1:30 p.m., all four women under prates~ whUe all others Saturday are sional contract were beaten by uoder the lights (8 p.m.)• amateu.rs in singles competition. Remaining MAC teams- Ohio University and Bowling Gr6enwU! open play Sep~ 21. OU wlll a visit from Ball State of Munhost Marohall and BG will have cie, Ind. ~;::::s·:~.:. ~':~;:·. c· on the h\lured list today, roza Rose Named 'Player-Of-Month' Wal lllllled National League "Pl.Qer of the Month" tor A-st by a panel ·of 50 baa<>bln writera and broadc..taro. Rcae, currently hittlni ,344, was lllllletl on 23 balloto wliUe FeJl.pe Alou of the Atlaniol Bnvea received 16 votes. !lob Glboon, wiiUIOr of the award in July, ftnlalled third with eight votes. Role belled .387 in 32 game• ' 4 Men Compared to a conventional tire, tbe Wide Oval tire gives better traction, raster cornering, quicker startm,, and. cooler running for more trouble-free miles. The Super Sports Wide Oval Ure puts 20% more rubber in contact with the road than our original equipment DeluX"e Champion tire - has 25% better traction. ., This remarkable new tire luu been tested and proved at speeds in exoeaa of 130 MPH to give you the ultimate in safety at today'a turnpike opeede Uilli CLEVELAND (UPI) - L o u was "lousy" at be~ a spectaGroza Slid Monday he might tor. not want to go along with plans ln the five pre--season conto ease him into a coaching job tests, Groza had ooly one extra If that's what the managemeri. point try and attempted ooly of the Cleveland Browns has In one lield goal. He made the miOO for the 44--year~d place extra point, but waa a hair kicker. short on the field goal against He would become placekick-- the San Francisco 49ers. ing coach am: would be avau. Deaplte ~ow little the Browns GIANTS-JETS GAME able tor emergency duty in case . like cutting "The Toe," a memNEW HAVEN, COnn. (Up)).. Don Cockrolt lo unlucky enoogio ber of the original Cleveland The Now York' Giants wUI pllf to sutter an injury. Cockrott· is ~rowns and a 2t.year veteran, the New York Jets in an the young man who handled the there are now 43 men on the exhibition football game next field goal, extrs point and punt.- IIC[uad. Aug. 17 at Yale Bowl. ing duties for the Browns durThe team must be down to 40 ArrlllgOIJionts to ~old the Ing the exhibition season. men by todly. game ln New York this yeor leU Cockroft, 2'J, was good for The Browns will likely get rid U!rougil when omclals or Shea three out of three SaturdQ night ot a defensive lineman and eith.. stadhun, the home ot ~e Jets, in Clevelal'll's 31..9 defeat by the er a defensive back or a recel V· as well as blae:ball's New York machinelike Green Ill¥ Pack- er in additio-n to a kicker. They Mats, refused to allow the neld ers. He hit !rom 32, 17 aoo 36 will begin preparing for the seoto be used for lootball belore yards. Groza was relegated to son opener with New Orleans In COiupletloo of the beseball watching the game !rom the todly's practice. IOUOD. sidelines and commented he Guaranteed $480. ·A Monih Th• tir• tbt'1 origin•! •qulpm111t . on Am•ric11'1 lin111t n1w till lligll p•rlorm•nc• Clfll ay Be C 11 J~J.l VIc Stottlemyer, a regular middle prd tor two years, re11\lured his knee and was helped !rom the !leld. Extent or the inJury was not koown. De!ensive end Nick Roman still baa not seen action this year. He hurl his knee during the summer. CJNCJNNA'11 (UPI) The ClnclmoU Reds had more to lalk about oll the field MoodOJ' than they did on I~ A twl-nlght doul>leheador wltb the Houoton Astros was called because or ra1n wl!h Houaton ladng 8-G after four llllliqrl in the lira! gams. Off the lleld, silllll"r Pete ll<l.e, wbo. led the maJor loque haltlnil race moat of the year, DON'T SETTLE FOR AN IMITATION! In Ausuat to extend his league betting lead over Matty Alou of the Pittsburgh Pintos to 11 points. The Recta hqJe to be beck on the Deld tonight lor a twi-tligilt doul>leheader witll the Astrol. Gerry Arrigo (11-7) and Mel Queen (11-1) are to hurl lor the Redo, wliUe Don WUoon (12-ltl aod Mike CUellar (6-10) wW pitch for the Astros. Trust firt$ton SUPER SPORTS 10 W·I·D·E T·R·E·A·D· RETREADS ON SOUND nRE BODIES OR ON YOUR OWl Othlf 1izu comps11b/y low orn':tld' 0 MONEY DOWN TAKE POMEROY~ HOME & AUTO . 992-2094 heat to CITY ICE AND FUEL CO, �'' ·Doily ·· Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o .. S.L 10, 1968 How Green Was My Volley? I ~~~te~ ~:) ·~ ,'H;eie~ :Hi-~··-··· News,··.. No ··.~s··,;.,···~ u·s••• By Helen sCii'ie/.JJ;';·:·· ... ,. -· J . . . .. Racine Soe•al Eve:~~.·- , · . .BY r.ms. FliANCIS MoRRIS Gue~tl of Rev. """· lllrL Paul ~.... ~-~~~.~w-~. -~ of their - - · re •. . Mr. and ""' .. ·GQ Johnaoo • IIJ'e announcing the birth 'of&,;.,. ' . • . o.. UN ··n-• .,_ ... CUrtis A. oo AIIJIIISI 18 at Mount ·· ·' , ~. -•us ..-·-• were ~. Hospllal, Nels--•"- • "'OUI'H ASKE2> FOR IT . IIOIDedv , be her mothor-IIH . aw. and MrL lAoo Pinion and chilSt. ••·ry's -··- ' G'"""'"'ent• ate Mr. and Mrs. 1111• oolumn Ia tor )'llUIII poo- An amazilll _.., !'fnaAlera clren, Debbie, Dele, and Doullaa, Roy Johnson, loco!, IIIII J\lr, and . ,Pia; their prcbloma aod ploOI- thoUihl Pllle'o ~tlllllll ... l aod Mra. ~ Pinion or Jllrs~ Allred ,...._, •"-•• "cArthur. urea, tllek trouble• aod tun. Ao )Ill (11'0111. A few called b • r · ~ Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Rich-~ ~- kin, J f[ da"""le · Mr. -aod lllrs. Harold GWClld,y, will ihe relll ol Helen Holp USI, . mother • pis l!le Immoral -". ,..r · son, • , .... r, ''icky aod Bruce, -nt theJteek- ~t· welcomes ......... bul wm't tor _ . , . w lelre biir 11ic1e. Belinda, and J\lr, A. G. SeUero, v ...... All ... ~ _,... •·•· · • nd eod In Columbo• with bit lister · ~ • aoriQUII qpeatlllll with .... ,.. -cb. ·-·t ''""' 'II ~ Ohio; also Mr. 1 Mrs. Bernice McKtigiltand ~ • bruab-ol!. ' . aplaln wit lilr~ have .matber- lllro. Roy HandrJoks, aod •on. er relatives. They vlsitedllleCoSend your teoMp quostlcao In-law H. IIGnalJi Allen of Union Fiu-noce, lumbus zoo oo &100.,. to YOUTH ASKEJ) FOR IT, care llelr Helea: WI>• Ww spend a week ori vacaMr. Jerry Colwell sulfered a "' ·Helen Help US! (tbil -.apa,, . l'erblpl as fOil ~. Pille's tlon with ~,ir relatlvoL stroke oo Fricta.Y nigltL Relatives P8.r l. . ~ ~~ mothtr :wallrl!4 ~ Gtleati Libcx' Di.Y evenill[l of called here by hla illness 1,;. IJNEX . PECTEP BRICKBAts ol ,H .~m ~ f """'.' Mr. ·•nd Mrs. Fred C&dlo were '· illlowln8 ·there wao - · II' Elder' .and 'Mrs. Phl:l!p Ga&er ot cbxle Mr. and Jllrs. Edward CUI- Dear Helen: well,lndiara!j)O!Ia,!Dd.; J\lr, John I'm curiws. What teen lei· not, Pllle'o le- prababl,r AtheDo. . ·,. .. ' Culwell, Columbus; Jllrs. Mar)- tar In recent moath4 hal brgrt wooldn't have boiM but ~d . Bel! Mallory ot U.S.S. Oils COllier, Cincilllllltl; lllr. aodlllrs. the most reopoaoe,.l!lld llbldl ol have ~·.-,!' llle .lOll ,liVen Blanil, <iikland, CaUL, Ia vfait. Thomas Blanton, and Greg, JacR- ycur anowero to teen lll'Oblemo ..,...., (JW blo parents, l\lr, and MrL. son; lllr. and Mrs. Roscoe Tack- boa b""''!IJ1 yuu the ~ crltlI ~ fl>om Gporlenco, u Chorley Mallory. ett and Mrs. Edward Heneley, clsm?- JOHN 1 - througil!hil WIIIIIIU'molllJllr. Milt Mallory or Ta1iQJa, 11e1r John er. Sbe would be ,aU ~ ID a • Flatwoods, Ky., and Mr. and Mrs. : ' Allred Rice and sons, Columbus. 'l1lree 1 - • lull abGut tied lbeer nyiCII ""1111810. I wil ao -··-··... Mra. Dwaine Jordan, Bryan for "moll re&p~~~oe," '11Mifwere _ , _ . . . . , 1 -·'dn't .......... and Keith, and Mrs. William Col- !rem "Terrllled, Tre!"blina 12" anyone home with me. 1bo lddo UJeCl to laugil aod lOY u fOil .., well, spenl a cta.Y with relatives ~~flared ber l'OOIII· willa IU• -~ __, •-~ In the Flatwoods, Ky., area. per. - lllopJQr allier; "Jade aod . w~•- 1 plo'ol... odncatlon, ..,.. Mr. and Mrs. ll<Jger Greer and K.· K." """an ..._.tarlt.y """'e to llll'bauea. son, Greenvllle SOuth carolina contest wltb my - · Wheal otartacl datlnrll tbougill •' ' ,,__ told --• 30 to she would COY.,_ up, bul 1111: Sbe visited their parenta, lllra.llazel """ _ . e over • liD ju .__.__ _., 11 accused me of~·- an-u Mr. and lllrL ~Green llllrke and Jllr. and lllro. Andrew crawl back In the llood-k; "Lonely Girl" who h a d mind I tried 1o talk 1o her aod Greer, and other relatives here. and daugilter, aod Mr. and lllrL lrlends among boya, but couldn't IL I was so cru- and The Clyde Walker IIUnily, _, a.._ lrl~ ...,.e received hurt !withdrew from IUe. Howard Green of Ken~ spent VVJ ~a~~o~o ....ICI!'Ie time rece..tt.. with "Thurman, visited Mrs. Walker's ..,.. more letterl from boyo than Attar .IP''"'ottCII I Jll)l a Job -~ .,_ ._ -· parents, Mr. and lllra. Dale Dye, ) · ·· aboul 100 mllea aW&1 f r 0 m uN = o. Vern Green. Othero alao celled on Mr. aod Mrs. girlo. . vloitl'* ln the Green h01110 were Smith and Nancy. Criticism? My an,..,rto"Plx- ,home. There came a cta.Y illlenl , Mr. and Mrs. George Reed,,Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Hershel LoY&- le ln a Fix" rated the shsrpeel had to lelre llll' llance to -my . and Mrl. Elda CllaW&1 of fiiai. · He was llboclled, thnll8h ..... and Mr -~ .....• ~~_i)y, New car IIsIe, Obio, were advice aod dis- _ aod I'm be tried to ct natural 1 doubt """' • ..,.,. .uu- 'UVV<I A" posts ol ~Is brother-lr>-law and still surprised. ••d ~u a -. •• ' Sellars, Lo!w - . , ,, and wv ever liD ~ . ..., -~ lJU~.. m.Je-· D-•-r Pixi e wrote, ,...,.,_,,_1~ staler, Mr. and Mrs. Elza MeI,QJ ........,.~ cuu .PI&- _ . , . onov ~ Comas at the home ol Jllr. end I went b¥ his bouse _.tedMy mother' I llldiQ< Juat aboul aod famOy vlalted a c<q~le of Mrs. Victor Perry. ly. Helen, you wuuldn't ,bellave ruined .IDY 8I'OIIIna upfeoro.- dayo recently with their daugilThe Busy Bee Society ol !he me, but "'J!fl>om the baalroom L.L.S. • tar in Washington, D,C, While came his mother-•••oo Dear L.. the•-"~ ' the ......., ~--Ito!. C8Jl)enter Baptist Church met .......... ... ••·· '"""" ........... with Mrs. Robert Bishop. Bonnie but a small lowell My eyebells II' fOil don't lloP ~ •- They aloo vlaited the FBI buildCheadle led deV<IIions. . Plans nearly fell oul of my held. So bout it,,. ycur ·- - 1 IUdlt;)' (JW Ford '!'hooter Smithsonian were made lor a Christmas Be- l told her l knew right I r O m IIIQ"~ 80 ruin liF ~)'earL Museum Natural'ms· aod she ahould be asham!but oll what l'OII. con . 't chengo, tory -~ muaeum o·f motory aod zaar. Those present were ViVian .... '"'ll'> .... Gaston, Kezinh Dye, Mae Jordan, eel. Do you think he llhould dnlp aod feel sorry forawoman-se TechrxliCII)', WuhiqliJn Moo>me just because 1 told bla ~ blaest prablem 110'1 what. 1 b e me"' . Taft "-orlal aod the freda Smith, Ida Cheadle, Emma ·-..~ ~ whet 1 W""'"&"l& ·~-~ aboul 11er -·"'•• wears but abe wears IL lwo Jima Slaw-'-~ -ft·~ Whlttington, Helen Jeffers. Bonu~ ....... ~. . . . . .-..... nie Cheldle and the hostess, • opoctacle o! ber.elf?' Have you conoldored that her DY- ed home with them tor the holl1 anawer-' •··o. · Joann Bishop. -. "He'a p~••,_,Y !on nlgil!le may be a f1l!!lllom -., ......... - aod ........ - hoW f)( a Ver)' dJoturbed )IOI'lllllal• •••. -~ u - u-~·- DoMr. and Mrs. Oale Dye heve -~~.. ..,......, = ~u - h -.-.m - received word of the birth of 1 your shar)l tonPo, could cut up ltoY?- H. hart vllited Weclniia4a, evening great-grandson, Danl.el Grant, to a marriage, w and llliallated abe with Jllr. and lllrL lleed. Mr. and Mrs. Grent Price (Re- apologize; thlo "" the theory and lllrL Veri! Green IIIII becca Dye) at Van Wert, O~io. that an unexpected vloltor ~ld ShlriOJ Pauah vilited WedDellMadge Dye mackwood, Tallahes- keep her opinions to herself esday wl!h lllr. aod lllro. J ·0 e poe!-"" if the - · · _,.... Foonds, c~~eravlll• see, Florida, fonnerly a resiGU.3 ••aap•" f"' prabl-.- ' ~' . ! d! ,.,. \ tl w... ... .,. .· of '. _, '' ' ., 't~ 'I·' ;: '1 • DDCTDRIB MAIL.BAG Prevention of Frostbite More Effective Than Cure . ' .• .· - .·, ,-.•. ~ ~.- ::,. ..,:;.' ,• I :; ' ~·- :... ,• f.f;· blj ' ' :.. " ~~~T·~ ' ' .,.''-• .. .....• ~ . ~ ~ f~. •'..• By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. Q-1 work lor a frozen food company. In the freezer room, which is kept at 0 degrees, I take off my gloves to GPO• the cartons. The fingers of my right hand are always cold Q-My lingers feel numb. My doctor says it is poor circulstion. What can I do for it? A-There are various causes and numb even when I'm off of impaired circulation. They duty. Is there any remedy for can't all be treated in the the ribs and spine. Such prescription drugs as meiphalen (Alkeran) and urethane are given for relief but as yet no cure has been discovered. Q-1 bave had an ovarian cyst for over two years. It causes some pain daily. What can be done for it? A-Because ovarian cysts may become cancerous, they should be removed. P!Hse send your qvntions ••~ .:ommtntl to Wa)'flf G. lrandsta~t, M.D., i• taro ol this ,,.,, W.ilt Dt. lrartdlfa~t CCNIMf GIIIWI iJwlj. riduo/ ltf,.,, lie wrill tnswer letters ol ,.nerol intetut in Mu ... ntltHnns. same way. One of the commonest causes is hardening of the arteries. If this is the cause in your case, you should , avoid smoking. Large .~"Of · · .:> niaclD may also be belplul. A wide variety of other drugs is used, depending on indi- this? A-Prevention is more effective than attempts to remedy the chronic nw;nbness brought on by continued exposure tO frostbite. Every effort should be made to protect yoiD' bands . Why not wear your gloves and use instru- vidual circumstances. ments to open the cartons? 1t Q-What would cause a painalso helps to avoid the use of less tingling sensation just tobacco. above my knee? Q-My arm1 get numb at A-TIDJ)ID& in any part of night even when I'm not lying the body Indicates an irritaon them. My doctor says I tion of the sensory nerves have an extra or cervical r1b supplying the part. The cause the! is pressing on the artery of the irritation may be obleading to my arms. He ad· vious but more often is hard vises having the rib removed. to find. I would like your opinion . A-A rib attached to one of Q--Bow doe• myeloma af• the vertebrae of the neck is feet a person? Is there any U&ually fomtd on on1y one side cure? and is seen more often lD A-In lhll dlleaoe tumors women than in men. Numb- form ln the bone m;..,.ow of ness of the affected side ls a the ribs vertebral column coinmon result and is best · collarbo~e or skuU and caus~ treated by removal of the pain, anemia and collapse of ema rib. the Involved bones, especially ·; Wolfpen News, Notes Mr. and Mrs. W. Boyce, Eileen Venoy of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Zaayer and family of Pleas- antville, Mr. arxl Mrs. Edward Veooy and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Veooy and family, Mr. and Mrs. RobertRuuella.ndfam. ily, Mr. and Mrs. William Russell of Minersville and Clara Russell aM son. Stevie, Colwnbus, were recent Sunday visitors of theh parents, Mr. all.i Mrs. Howard Russell. Mrs. Boyce and Eileen Venoy remained here for the week. •' .· ,· ' ,· Voice along Broadway BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - Dan Topping ( - ahrewdly peddled the Yankee• to CBS at the top or their morket and wiming.s) bought the Pepsi-Cola franchise in T h e the British Colonial llotel there .... Stage-TV actres& Jan Miner (ahe played Eleanor Roosevelt In "SUnrise at Campobello") gets a guaranteed $90,000 a year as TV apokeslady for a oosmetics firm .... Betty Furness got $60, . 000 ayear with Westinghouse plus ;mtponed. income o( $25,000 a .• year .... Richard Adfer's TV jinM gle (J»r Hertz makes him No. 1 (aod be tries harder) In t h e field - a few minutes creattvlt;y on that one boa paid Dlckwell .• Into the lllx llgures already. The rail restaurant rush is in .• fUll chic - Truman Capote and Lee Radziwill at the Colooy conltanUy .... At the smart C o t e ·: Baaque were mlllionaira produ:~ er Mu Gontoo and hla lovely Millie; Morton Downey with Chicago Industrialist Pat O'Malle~n Ame Ford Sr. with her groom- ; Arthur Godlrey entertainina the briefest mini-skirted cinderella of the week. Britain's new gambling czar (Sir !ilanl~ Ra1mondl will belt bard at U, S. mobster -dominated pmbltng CJPerltions in London, Manchester, Uvei'JI(IOI, etc ..... cbd<llll closing last on 'lllo Blc>od7 Mary - the "CJam. dl&ltr,., ·vbdka and uoamato Juice," dim and tomato (we'U drlalno tllal) .... The recipe: 1~ ot. Ill WOIIIa, 4 oz. of Ciamalo )lice. .-.- .-.-:: W , HY cOoraa ""'· News SoCle . ty • """""' 11il• Ch=:, ':::~ Shltitl::m . : • ' !Ia and AarOn !;ifre·•. ' '"""" - Seventh floor corner apart- for another long nm . ... Gifted ment at 7th Ave. and Central young comic Fllp Wilson is havPark South (200 C.P.S.) has a ing a dl!!icult time ilncling writers ConCederate Oag !lying In tile for hisnewNBC·TV series- who center o( liberal Manhattan .... are (like Flip) black .•.• For the Why Is Ama MBJia Alberghettl Baltimore - jldge role in h i s singing all those ·,private lulla- ''Take the Money and Run" movie bies II she and Claudio Guzman Woody Allen sll!Jled Nate Jacobaren't about to Pi parental a- son, chairman of Cae5al''5 Palace gain? •••• Poil,y Bergen's cos- in Las Vegas; now that's j o b metics firm recorded (with the insurance. SEC) a $188,000 loss this fiS<:al Cyd Charisse's 23-year-o 1 d year despite all that oil or the son, Army Lieut. Nidty, has turtle. orders for Vietnam ..•• Still anEva Marie Saint's landlord in other Beatles Book (and that's Las Vegas (while shooting "The its tiUe) is due - a critical stalking Moon") was Johnn.y Car- survey by lS "controversial" !KIIl ••• • Bette Davis' son Michael U. S. thinkers Including B II l is fine after surgery .... Miami Buckley, Nat HentoiJ, and TimoBeach hoteloof'oulette is on a- Uzy Leary - JlQblished by COwgain: Danny Thomas sa,.vs he'll les Education Cpr ..... TV sights get $50,000 a week at the Dip- that make vldeots or males: Joey lomat .... Ricky Nelson plays his Bishop on his network show kissllrll Bdwy. nightclub next month ing Eddie Fisher smack on the (The Latin ~arter). lips. Champ teMiste Billie .J e a n "Batman" creator Bob Kane' a King Is all !hot greot despite Holy Cupid! haodholder at the a thyroid deficiency .•.. The La- Chardas was actress Jacki 9Jie, bor DI.Y hotel-union walkout wu- former Miss Philly In a Miss n't as complete as announced: America contest .... rus fans all Sherry-Netherland employes invading even his bedroom forchung ln there and other hOtels ed Seln Connery to Dee his LDnreported loyal workers hid up- don Oat. atalra In rooms and closets whUe Russia is ·arming Nigeria whlle the malc:artent& left 1helr guests the Czechs were (very past tense 1D mid-room senofce. after the very tense past) helping Former RCA Pres. (and ad- the tragic Blafranl ...: Hawaii viHI' to FqJe' Paul) Frank Fol- keep• atlractlns glamoroua 1111111oom•o IP'IIICIIIIwslller Judith Ma- ey: Julte Andrews bought a borne crae oa Oct. 26 weds Army there and David Helllllllnp startU111L Charles Heoder11011 Jr .. ed an Investing llrm ln our farstationed at Foit Knox, llll.l'be away slate .. .. M8joor Llndsa,y ...lching Fr••• Botd .... Joan JII'OIII(sed top cops the new ~ice Rivero pl.l ber own daily TV H. Q. odll be completed ln two .,.-tea, bul .WI will star Sovt- years across from the Munf.cl25 ot Dolmotair1 at the Upoiairo pal Bldg. ~ Day. .. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hawk ol !l>r!JWlleld were waokend f!IIIIU Ill Mr. and lllrs. Ben PhUson ... 8lld MrL Mlna Lel!ls. . Mr. and Mro. Fern Norril ~- vi-'H- ...... spertt two ~~~ ..... ..,... ~--htors', Mro. Dorene Decilfe aod ctaii[Jh~r. Ll ... lllll.)fr. IIIII lllro. Gary llaU aod .... Plriotopher o1 ~ P·"' M'-,· Mr . • ... - . ..,.. aod Mrs. Dick Reed, Abl!le IIIII Matthew of Walker. ll!inn. Thef visited places ol lnlarett ~aod attended the Mime-- Slate _.., Fair. Enrwta home, !boy Y.loltad 1 k y t -~ Jllr. end Mrs. N c •• .... ctaqhter, Rent, at Columbus. W ·1e Jllr. and lllro. Jamea G tiP aod s.O. and Mrs. Marl~~ coo. •. nwiv ·~ "' "· ,· nora and 1011 or Chicago, DL, speUI four cta.Y• with lllr. ·Ud Mro. Jake Holnw(!lJIII their dlughte Kay HoiJDan and friend, r, Thomas Fry ot Chlcqo, Wate weekend gueols. Mr. and lllro. Delberi.Motrlo and Chrlotlno Llka of AlbeDO, spent SUnday afternoon1wttli Mr, ~~ ~·=r~ ..~ b!i ~,'Kr~, ., ~il. !larry · Donald auoL..... lncllan who teannates were ' .~ .. .......... . _____ ! EAst W, L, T. PeL Rolton 1 0 0 1.000 New York 000.000 Miami 000.000 Houston 010.000 llulfalo 010.000 Weat W. L, T. Pet. San Dlesn 1 0 0 1.000 Kanlal Clcy 1 0 0 1.000 Oaldand 0 0 0 .ooo U.S. Open Frazier on the Chiefs' 10-yard llne with 1:39 to go and intercepted a pass to end the threot of a game-wlunl11! TD fOl' the OUera. Stram said the Ghlels had three key Interceptions. "The llrs~ by (Jim) Kearney, was the key to the Drat quarter," Stram said. •'The 1ecood by (Ernie) Ladet WIB I rentaoUc p!Q and Th<lllllls made a super catch.'' NatlanaJ Leque St. LOulo San W, L. Pel. GB 90 56 .816 Friiicioco 7B 67 .538 11\2. . Cluclnoatl .518 14'h .514 15 .510 15\2 •486 19 • 1'lllladol»>da .472 21 ' Houlton 79 .451 24 Loa Angeles 85 86 .448 24'h New York 65 81 .445 25 lofonclOJ'• 1\elllllto Hou1 al Clue! 2, ppd., rain Atlanta 2 Sin Fran I, nlgilt l'ldla 8 Pitta 7, 15 Inns, night LOa Ani 10 St. LOuis I, nlgilt (Onl,r 111111101 ocbeduled) bnt: ·, .. ~. a-obabJe; Pitehers .,, .,. · · San Franc!Rb (Bolli! · 8~ at • . . Atlanta (Sutor1ao 0..0), 8:05 j). • eri~WkJn, Mill Mildred Rouab spenl•llle ......... at Sandusi<y Ill¥. Dr. Kathryn Philson rlltllmld to her home at Blacklburl, VL =~~·~.:..~= ~. Chicago Atlanta Plttoburgil 73 75 74 70 68 65 68 71 71 74 76 m. 1.01 Angelo• (,Singer 10-1.5) at St. LOulo (Carltoo 12-10) 9 p.m. American League W, L. Pet GB Detroit ••.••• 91 54 • 628 Baltimore .••• 83 62 .572 8 Boston • • •••• 78 67 . 538 13 Cleveland •••. 77 71 .558 15% New York •••• 73 70 .510 17 Ooldand ••••• 74 72 .507 17'1, Minnesota •••• 89 78 •478 22 Calllornla •• , .63 83 .432 28'h Chicago ...... 61 84 .424 30 Washington ••• ,57 87 .396 33'12 Monday's Results Cleveland 6 Mlm 1, night Wishington 6 Baltimore 2 Detroit 6 Calllornia 0, night Roston 6 Oklnd. 4, 10 lnna, nlgilt Only games ac~eduled Today's Probable Pitchers All Times EDT Bostoo (BeU 11-10) at Ookland (Odcm·1M), 11 p,m. Detroit (McLain 211-7) WI Calilornia (Measeromltll 3-0 or McGiotblln 111-13), 11 p.m. Cleveland (Williams 11-10 or Siebert 12-10) at Mlnnesota(Kaat 12-11), 9 p.m. Baltimore (Hardin 17-10) at Waohington (Pascual 12-101, 8:05 HoullliDII (WIIooo 12-1tlat Cln_ . - (ArriJo 11-7), 8:05 p.m. Now York (McAndrew 1-7) at Cbl- (Nlekro·U-!1), 2:30p.m. p.m. Pldladeljlhla (G. Jackson 2~ Chicago (Peters 4-11 and Ny' · at Plttehurgil (EIIIa 4~, 8:05 man 2-0) at New York <Downing p.m. .2-2 and Verbanic 5-5)1 2, 5 p.rD. Wednelldo1'1 Gamet Wedneaday'a Games New York at Chicago Boston at oakland, night Pldla at Plttoburgil, nlgilt DOtroit at Callfornts, night liDilllon II Clncimatl, nlgilt Cleveland at Minnesota, night Loo Angelea at St. LOulo, nlgilt Baltimore at Wash(JWton, night " San Frandaoo at Allllntl, nlgilt Chicago at Neo.. York. niglJt " How to get your:Insurance elalm Settl(d. Fast. . rut Fast. If you're short patience and limd<l' see some reilll \etloif.. -ij let ua hulljl~Y:Qiif)J, ' I l •• ~· insurance. '· .( . _. _.. We'll give ~!I i>elt claim aervlee yo;, ever oaw. · Mainly liecauoe you are our boss. We represent several reliable companies. We're in a poaition to pick,aild choose. A~ 88l12l!l: ' ' your home, car or buaineu agent, we pllll!ll · in1urance where we think beat. And .when a lou oecun, ·we've got only one side to be on-youn. ,. ' ·' It's our buainet&'to -that ro~ get', .fllir r settlement as . . · . pouible, ,But p~ · On\f htllnan. We can't run ' . Frank Howar1l reached the fO- llle victory. Ken Harrel.... and . . . homer plateau lor the flrll time In bla moJor leosuo eareer as Smltll bll oolo bomorl Ill 1111 Washington Baltimore. loth lmlns oll reliever Dtqo · Bit the key blast of the pme SQul to pace BoltCII put was K e n McMullen's 19tJI Oaklalld. Harrelson'• booilor Angelea cl-..ed St. LOula, 10- homer, a three..nm lhot ln the .... hla 3411 or the 111111 1, Pblladelphla ..diaatecl Plt- lirst lmfnK. Jim Haman, 10-4, gove the trlum)lll to Loo taburgil. 8-7. In 15 Imina•. wen1 the nnt Ove lnnlnga to gat 5-4. Atlanta nipped San Francisco, 2-1, aod the Houston-Clncillllatl -lelleader wao rained oul. This¥{~• Tiant, " h o joined DeniiY McLain o! Detroit aod Dave McNally of Baltimore aa 20pme winner• In the American League, scored the tie-l>realdng run In tile filth lmlns apiMt loser Jim Merritt when he Blue with blue Yinyl interior, buckH seats, v.a .... olngled and Jooe Cardenal tor, auto. trans ., power ttMring, radio, w/a/w tires. tripled. LOJ!ch Adds Win • Shaop -1 Lollch, booated hlo record to 14-9 odtll the two-hitter against the Angela. The Ttgero wr8J)I)ed "You'll Like Our Qiiality Way of Doing Bu.hieos" up the pme with three nms in Cadillac--OidiiDobUe Pomeroy, Oblo the llrst Inning olr loser Dennlo . 992-5342 dru- -.o. 65 Olds Cutlass Con. - -- - - - - - - - - - -- -$1495 . KARR & VANZANDT MOTOR SAlES Bennett. HOUSTON (UPI) - Nobody ever referred to urassmnina' Entmltt Thomas as a super chief, but Kanaao City Cooch llaok Stram said lhe speedy cornerback made 1 ~j stt)er catch'' to Mve a 26-21 Kansas City triumph over tile Houstoo Oller• Monda:y nlgilL Thomaa, whose only claim to lame prevlwaly was being a coualn or OUer split end Charlie Frazier, stepped In tront of MaJor Leaaue Standing• Ill' United Press International of LexlngiDn, Oldo, spent oeve,. al cta.Y• wl!h hta olilllr' Mrs.·S. zel Carnlhan. lllrL SybD Miles, lllrL Beaelo .u. Pickena and Mr. Dell Er,.... ..... spent · Labor Di.Y with . · • Mlleo1 ...,.fn.law aod ~. J\lr, aod Mr1. Lee J&ckiOD aod In--kLinda at their home ""' lead to eight games again since Baltimore wu belton I)J' !he Washington Senetora 6-2. Gollotto on Promise Poorlng c~agne lor the team and the - . ;lant bemned in the ll'lllan clubhoose, "Sanford JII'OIII(sed last month that II I "on 20 games he "ould buy t~e champagne end I told him then rdcollect." 'J1anl blenJ<ed the Twlnl after glvJns up a llrst lming homer to rookie Gnlg Nettles, who's slammed five homers in the last four games. 11 the only other American Lea&11e game, Bolton edsed Oakland, 6-4, In IV Jmlnsa. In the Notional Lea&11e, Loo Ashe Cops "' a~~~rra:! ~c~ WaiN 0 0 0 .000 0 1 0 .000 loloncla.Y'• Results Kanlal Clt;y 28 Houltlln 21 (Onl,r game ocheduled) Slturcta.Y'• Game llouaton at Miami (Only game scheduled) &anda.J'• Games Denver at Cincinnati New York at Kanno Clt;y Olklaod at Bulralo (Only gameo ocheduled) Denver Clncinnatl Qll8lllng the chanlpagne. Tlant, Clevelaod'o ace rightlander who'l had the reputation lor starting fall and then lading ln the oeoood hell ol the oeaoon, celebrated wltlt champagne at llle expense ol pitching coach Jack Sanford after wlmlng :W gameo lor the llrst time In h11 career. 'J1anl accompli- the feat by pitching a Ove-hltter and otrlklng ou1 16 to give the Indlaus a 6-1 triumph over Minnesota w h II e boosting his mark to 20-!1. Meanwhile, the Tl.gers llll8llPed a two-game losing · streak by lo)lping California, 6o, behind Mid<ey Lolich'o twohitter to - h tbeir league Chiefs Outlast Oilers In Thriller under at tile Crites Nural'*Hcxne !here. Jllr. ""' Mr. aod Mrs. James Pett;r flmUy, and chUdren, Me Arthur, and ~. tlvea at.1 and Mrs. John Woodrum aod 1001, at AlboiQ', called on !heir grandmother, Mrs. Murl Galaw., oa SUnday afternoon. Recent JIUOIII of Jllr. IIIII lllrL Dale Sianabury were Mr. and ' Mro. Clair Stanabury IIIII Oy; GI'O\'l!POrl; lllr. an13 Mra. Lorry Stanabury, Reynol41burr, ~ Wanda Turner, Columbuo. AFLSiandJngs ~ United Pre•• lntemotlonal "What'• lte waitlnc fort A ~eeond ehaneef" saa.. :Y w!!7~to""'~O::~ ~~= I \ -· c:bde "/"! 'i i,) ~~ re- Aitzoao.. American ~ pennant In 23 years Moodsy nlgilt but It was LAlli 'J1anl and hi• Cleveland Pro Standings cieJ.I.t '!,";.::-t: :e;:;;.~ u. UPI ~ Wrlor The D$olt Tigero moved a llep cloHJ' to their ftro .. pall !'!P' By VUO STELLINO - neth Cole. , ~~. ...,,. Mi11e1 Grace· IIIII .......""!'" of Golumbuo and Mr. ~ of Kenton were ·--· &Jnctay ol Hmner aod Edltli .IIIYma;;;., and Mrs. Franl\ and family attended a faJ!II!¥. '"'' union wUh ~er parento • .,., Uld J\lrs. Wood ol Glousta~ ~Labor BI-•• AI·Sbra® ., the Slate Fair in Go]um)lulj . !!It• 1111 in the choir. '. . ,•. ' Mill carol wucoun • :to M-ntown, W. Va., It!. VIol! -, ·--' ~in the homo or""'· ui:IIIU'II. -~ dent here, Is the maternal grand' · Jllr. and lllrL Vern Green aod mother. ~ ,,. 'h '1LIJ L' · . Shirley Paugh:werea~perpestJ ··· :,.~·'MI\· IDit··w-. v•-:Rqqb &Ill Mr. and Mrs. Meodal Jordon · recently 9{ u.. IIIII: u - ·'Hdlort · •._ · The Dale Slanoburys accOIDjl~ BY ~ ADA Sl.r'~ ' · · ""'' •~.. 11UniJ7- or Akr!r>' w"e" vlaltor,, and Walter, and Mrs. William l'!d Clair Stansbury to Groveport Jllro. Fay Brown ot Wallhlng- Smelley. Slturdly of lllr. IIIII· 'Mra. 00 Lawson journeyed to Ann Arbor, and attended the Labor Day Par- ton, D. c. sponl a few cloy a with Henry Roush. . Michigan on Friday. Mrs. Law- ade at C&nal Winchester. her brother and aiater-in-law, Mr. and Mra. Don Wldlwodh son went by bus from Ann Arbor lllr. and Mrs. Gnham Hanl'*• l\lr, and ~._ Fred Jenklno aod and . dau(!htar Roberta of Ritt- aod cbUciren aod Dorotb,y Sl,yre to Ferndale, Mich., where she Colwnbus, spent a vacation with tOUBlns, Rlchard Duckworth &Ill man:, of Phlllde)Jihta, PL, .,lnt thl wUJ visit Mr. end Mrs. Ra1 his brother and siator-IJ>Iaw, Agnes White. lllrL ~ .llolmes vlolted kend wl~ Mr Edna PlckDanieJs. Her daughter, Cheryl. Mr. and Mrs. Mu Haning, local. ""' e. · Mr. aod Mrs. Deaver Frad<, with her slater, Mra. Helen Wet-- wee en&. · who Is spending some time at Mr. and Mrs. G. B. McLaugillin, Sheila and Rlci<J, of Alliance, zel, and oilier relatlvea ln Colllrl. Paul seuere I!Pflll~verlhe Daniela' home, will return Albany, were evening callers it spent Labor Di.Y waokend wL!h .lumbuo. While there ohe atlanl!- al days ·recertly al Uqloa ......,. horne wilh her mother in about lhe Haning home. hla .motber, Mrs. Lettie Spencer ed the Slate Fair, where abe noce with ""'· and Mrs. ll!lr a week. The Jordons visited Mr. Mr. aod lllrs. Charles Stevens, .. aod her parente, ~~~r: and lira. IIW Johllny caroe~~ of !he To- Hendrlckl and • · 1 a.ld Mrs. Max McCallie, (Vel- Gonnle and Vincent, Londooder- Wilbur - . , , 111 Pomeroy, nlgilt Televlolan show. Mrs. J.,.es SWart retitrned mia Jordon) and other relatives ry; Richard Fauber, COlumbus, The Rev. Rflblhouu l\lr, aail lllro. Millard Duck- home after a visit wllb ~Jatlwoo in the Ann Arbor area. They al- were weekend guests of !heir have .moved fi'om MaiiOII to the wllrih·of Hundngton acc_.mad Ia Aleron and Wuhlnglon,• PL so called on Mr. and Mrs. Albert mother, Mr•. ~~-, Jim- FrankUn Rizor hou8e 011 .......,.. r..11- · b.Y Riclardlluckwarth aod APe• • ~•~• n...,. . She .... ar~ed bJ' .. (Junior) Dodson •"" members mie and P~. Reed. Whlla, Y!alted ·u lhrOe ~~ ~-,_ ,_ ~T" -. ~,,_ . .._... and liatet--11..... ol lheir lamily in Ypsilanti, Mich. Recent euestl or J\lr, aod Jllro, Woelulnl lJIIOIU of Jllr. and wllli uoiNr1orodter and olatatMr. Dodson lived In the Mandai R. Turner were Mr. aod Jllrs; lllra. Thoma• IIQmufwore lllr. b>Aw, ""-IIIII'""" Carl Duel!. : :. Jordan home for lour yeors, stanley Collar and daughter, aod lllrs. SOmullllorQtarl. VIc- worib of Coacboc~ ..Other call- . Sun Clt;y, .~.pota· when ~e was a teelllger. ma; Di,y il«ocball aod 1011 and Ide, llenloo, 1'rlliuu7, and n.bn ero..were Mr. uf ~.. ~~UooeQ . ot MrL Slfart.ue' Mi'; lnd ilri. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Brooks, Mr. and lllrL VIctor Gotschall, ol1 Clevaland; ~. aod ·l lrL Bar. ~ ""'· anil ~,_ WUllem' 1\'ood ot Amit,y "J'I, . · Carla and Rodney, visited rela- Baltimore, Md.,andMr.llllllllro. ,.y Camero of......._,ela, PL; llaJDOo of~:o'"- ' · , .l '· · ' l · lives in Missouri and enjoyed Jesse swan, LanpvWe. M1?- Nora Garham aod Earl of !.1111 JA...,. Polta ...,...,.... .' mony polllts or interest Uoere Earl Starliey was In Warth.. Lotart Falb, and Mr. aod ~.. ~ ~~ ~.!:Jt1Ck •toil and enroote, inclodlng the Jesse ton, Ohio on Fi'ldly ·~ satur• Nlal sat.-r, local. .,.. . ~ --:'' ,• -1• Jomes Cave. cta.Y, where he Joined oiher dlMr. IIIII Mrs. Framdin lim>- Di,yton and•Qolllll!hul,'lihorelbei Mr. and Mra. Leslie Canode re<toro tor meetlll[ls of Grange drix, IIIII Jllr. and Jllra. Fro'* vlattadpolllla ·oilnlirtlt. who heve moved to LucuviUe, Mutual casualb' Insurance Gom• . Imboden and Tony, spent a weeJo., Patricia cr..ok~ of·eolumllul, Ohio, where he is employed, Pll\Y, G.M. Premium Budget en! wltb Jllr. and lllrL 1111nQ spenl a week will! her ......... vlalted their parents, Mra. Clar- Gorp., IIIII Grange Life llllur• Aikin• aod f:un11,r In Clevwland. enll, Mr. an~ Mrl.· Ol;vllle ence Canode and Mr. and Mra. ance "-"DY· The Dlreclora Mr. aod JllrL Troy ZwiiJlng Cl'ookl and other rela!IWL ' . R. S. Turner. The Caoodes lor- meetings 'were held at the Green spenl a weoll wi!h llleir ..., aod lllr. and lllra. lltllly Friend merly lived at Marysville, Ohio. Meadows CGunlrJ IDu, IIP<JIIICII'- ctaii[Jhtar-I!Haw, J\lr, and Mro. aod cbllAlren aod Richard Jluc1o. Mr. and Mro. Roy Wiseman, ed by WRFD RadloSIII!Ion. Ruuell ZwWfnK, at Valley worlll atn?Td ~ "The Parade of Springjleld. enterWned family The Youl:b o.._ of tho Dye,_ Uon, Ky. . the HWo" ·at NeliOIIvllle. 'lbl]l members at their home in liar- vllle Churc~ wWmaeteachTuoslllr. and Mra. Archtt Lee, aloo 'filltad lir. aod 'Mra. Harrisonville. Present were Mr. and day eveDI111 the direction · spent Ove cta.Y• will ber atl!Air ·old Fnilk ai.J lllr, .aod Mrs. .,__.., F'rallko, . Mrs. Earl Slarkey, local; Mrs. of Rev. WWiam Uber. The rep IIIII bralber-IJ>Iaw, Mr. illdMra. . - Larry Clark and Tamara, liar- lar monthly Hl'vices for Rev. Robert ilutllel4 of ~ GL rioonvllle, and Mr, and Mrs, Uber waa held at the church. The llew-_.and lllrL Rlljjb lludDavld Wiseman and children, and Revival m~ II ·~ soli, of Chillicothe spenl a o!iJ Mrs. MargaretPariOOS, Rutland. to be!Pn 11 ~le United Me1h- with btl mother; Mrl. Myla lludThe descendants of Peter and odist Church em Wednesdl)'eve~ 1011. . ~. Stella Woodrum held their an- lng, Sept 1L Rev, Peopleo from Jllr. and MrL lluolell l(arrl.. nua1 reunloa at Temple Church Parhersbur(j W. VL, will be IOi1, of Ao1¢abul&' 1liitac1 here on &100.,. the ~eva,..UII and everyone Ia with J\lr, .aod MJ:o.' Henoiut ~ Mrs.. Virginia Gossett, Colum- welcom~ ~ muate ind doll aD!I olber rlla1ivei. bus, 11 vistUng her plll'entl, Mr. SUlgs are plamed.. Mr. and Mra. BDb J1111111nd and Mrs. Glen Turner. Jllr. aod ~L Artl1ur Cnl>- dlugilter KatlQ- Ql_Smitii.,Fallo, Bernice and George McKnigh~ tree heve returned ft'clm a vaca- Ontario, Ca-, wert ovornlgill COlumbus, visited Mr. and Mra. tioo to the Mat CGalt. TheyYialt-' guesto of Jllr. aod MrL ·Fern Gillogly and Jllr. and Mrs. ed Hyde Park, Now Yortcl Ply- Smltb·aod ocina. D. 0. McKnigilt. mouth Rock, Ialani, aod lllrL Eclno 'llllrg.aeero of Co, Mr. and Mrs. WUIIem Thomas, Niagara FaUo, liOIIB wltlt other f¥mbuo and lllrL Maey eurr,, of COlumbus, spent some time It potnts of uitenoL' . KcCOmelnDlo Y!olteol 'tli81r o1.. their farm here aod visited her R. S. TllriiF, ~. IIIII Mro. ~· Mrs. CIUII Lo"*"" llill ' mother, lllrs. Ola Perry and Henry 'l'UniOr, . ~. alld ~L ~Uy. . Fronk. Doney J9"lan lllm!lf, and Mr. Glelf Bllllllll ~· ·nil..,.; Mrs. Murl Galaw~ recenll¥ Mro. Faye JOI'IIIn. local; alOIIfl ad to hlo OIQI~nl -,~•.,.,.,,, accompanied Mra. Marie Dailey with Mr. Ql · Fru* Torr>- lal!o• ~ !IPODdkll. ~ s. .•. · ..,.,f'l Bahamas, also now owns all or ·- of Inatitute syraeuse • ··. ~.. ~Is b~(llfler• -~· ~; t,ljo1. • t Tiant Captures 20th Major League vlc Ory 3 .,- The DaUy Sentinel, Middleport,Pomeroy, 0., Sept. 10, 1968 . Joppa . N.ewa.. SoCl"a}. N. otes ;' ' norlda, of '· Kearney intereetted a pas11 oo tile Chief 4-yard line, ~oldi111 the OUers to a 7-3 lead In lhe nrst quarter. Ladd Intercepted a pass on the Oller 33 In the second quarter to set liJ the Chiefs' tint touchdown. a or.yard burst by Wendell Hayes whJch put the Chiels ahead to stay I 117. But Thomos stqlped the Oiler& when they had the momentum to win. Quarterback Pete Beatherd had thrown two touchdown passes to rookie flanker Mac Haik in the last six minutes to pull the Oilers trom a 26-7 de!lcit to 26-21. Jim stenerud, a soccer.style Kern Works Out Despite Injury COLUMBUS (UPO - Sophomore quarterback Rex Kern worked out with the Ohio State Buckeyes Monday, despite a bock Injury sullered Satorday in a scrlm~~t&ge. . However, Kern, a Lancaster, Ohio, native, didn't work too hard. Replacing him were Blll Long and Ron Maciejowski, who altermted in the quarterback slot during practice. kicker, shared honors with the pass interceptors. He kicked four field goals- trom tl!e 27, 33, 26 and 32-yard lines- and added two conversion• for 14 of the Chiefs' points. Five MAC Tennis Title FOREST IIILLS, N.Y. (IJPI) Army Lieut. Arthur Ashe collected a $280 expense account lor the 14 days it took him to odn the $100,000 U.S. Open tennis championship against the greatest stars in the world today. Tom Okker of the Netherlands won $14,000 for finishing second but Arthur Isn't mtaed. "This tide will be worth a lot more than $14,000 when the pros talk to me again," said the 25year-ol1i Negro who came out of Richmond, Va., to play at For· est Hills for the first time nine years ago and now has become the first of his race to win the men's singles crown in Ameri· - Teams·Open On Saturday It costs you no more for the original! COLUMBUS (UPI) MidAmerican Conference football actl.ori opens saturday with five of the seven conference teams playing ~onterence contests. Defending co-champion Toledo hosts Richmond of the Southern Conference in the highlight ol the schedule. ca's termis capitol. Other openers have Kent Ashe boomed 26 service aces. Steto at Dayton, Miami playing In a magnificent display of canxavier I Morehead visiting Mar- nonading to down Okk.er Monshall arXI Western Mich;igan day, 14-12, 5-7, 6-3~ 3-6, 6.3, hosting ArkAnsas state. at the finish of I wild tournaMarshall and Western Michi- ment In which 13 men pros and gan games start at 1:30 p.m., all four women under prates~ whUe all others Saturday are sional contract were beaten by uoder the lights (8 p.m.)• amateu.rs in singles competition. Remaining MAC teams- Ohio University and Bowling Gr6enwU! open play Sep~ 21. OU wlll a visit from Ball State of Munhost Marohall and BG will have cie, Ind. ~;::::s·:~.:. ~':~;:·. c· on the h\lured list today, roza Rose Named 'Player-Of-Month' Wal lllllled National League "Pl.Qer of the Month" tor A-st by a panel ·of 50 baa<>bln writera and broadc..taro. Rcae, currently hittlni ,344, was lllllletl on 23 balloto wliUe FeJl.pe Alou of the Atlaniol Bnvea received 16 votes. !lob Glboon, wiiUIOr of the award in July, ftnlalled third with eight votes. Role belled .387 in 32 game• ' 4 Men Compared to a conventional tire, tbe Wide Oval tire gives better traction, raster cornering, quicker startm,, and. cooler running for more trouble-free miles. The Super Sports Wide Oval Ure puts 20% more rubber in contact with the road than our original equipment DeluX"e Champion tire - has 25% better traction. ., This remarkable new tire luu been tested and proved at speeds in exoeaa of 130 MPH to give you the ultimate in safety at today'a turnpike opeede Uilli CLEVELAND (UPI) - L o u was "lousy" at be~ a spectaGroza Slid Monday he might tor. not want to go along with plans ln the five pre--season conto ease him into a coaching job tests, Groza had ooly one extra If that's what the managemeri. point try and attempted ooly of the Cleveland Browns has In one lield goal. He made the miOO for the 44--year~d place extra point, but waa a hair kicker. short on the field goal against He would become placekick-- the San Francisco 49ers. ing coach am: would be avau. Deaplte ~ow little the Browns GIANTS-JETS GAME able tor emergency duty in case . like cutting "The Toe," a memNEW HAVEN, COnn. (Up)).. Don Cockrolt lo unlucky enoogio ber of the original Cleveland The Now York' Giants wUI pllf to sutter an injury. Cockrott· is ~rowns and a 2t.year veteran, the New York Jets in an the young man who handled the there are now 43 men on the exhibition football game next field goal, extrs point and punt.- IIC[uad. Aug. 17 at Yale Bowl. ing duties for the Browns durThe team must be down to 40 ArrlllgOIJionts to ~old the Ing the exhibition season. men by todly. game ln New York this yeor leU Cockroft, 2'J, was good for The Browns will likely get rid U!rougil when omclals or Shea three out of three SaturdQ night ot a defensive lineman and eith.. stadhun, the home ot ~e Jets, in Clevelal'll's 31..9 defeat by the er a defensive back or a recel V· as well as blae:ball's New York machinelike Green Ill¥ Pack- er in additio-n to a kicker. They Mats, refused to allow the neld ers. He hit !rom 32, 17 aoo 36 will begin preparing for the seoto be used for lootball belore yards. Groza was relegated to son opener with New Orleans In COiupletloo of the beseball watching the game !rom the todly's practice. IOUOD. sidelines and commented he Guaranteed $480. ·A Monih Th• tir• tbt'1 origin•! •qulpm111t . on Am•ric11'1 lin111t n1w till lligll p•rlorm•nc• Clfll ay Be C 11 J~J.l VIc Stottlemyer, a regular middle prd tor two years, re11\lured his knee and was helped !rom the !leld. Extent or the inJury was not koown. De!ensive end Nick Roman still baa not seen action this year. He hurl his knee during the summer. CJNCJNNA'11 (UPI) The ClnclmoU Reds had more to lalk about oll the field MoodOJ' than they did on I~ A twl-nlght doul>leheador wltb the Houoton Astros was called because or ra1n wl!h Houaton ladng 8-G after four llllliqrl in the lira! gams. Off the lleld, silllll"r Pete ll<l.e, wbo. led the maJor loque haltlnil race moat of the year, DON'T SETTLE FOR AN IMITATION! In Ausuat to extend his league betting lead over Matty Alou of the Pittsburgh Pintos to 11 points. The Recta hqJe to be beck on the Deld tonight lor a twi-tligilt doul>leheader witll the Astrol. Gerry Arrigo (11-7) and Mel Queen (11-1) are to hurl lor the Redo, wliUe Don WUoon (12-ltl aod Mike CUellar (6-10) wW pitch for the Astros. Trust firt$ton SUPER SPORTS 10 W·I·D·E T·R·E·A·D· RETREADS ON SOUND nRE BODIES OR ON YOUR OWl Othlf 1izu comps11b/y low orn':tld' 0 MONEY DOWN TAKE POMEROY~ HOME & AUTO . 992-2094 heat to CITY ICE AND FUEL CO, �,, . .• , I 'I . _J ~· .. · Sentinel, Middleport--Pomeroy, 0., Sop~ 10, 1968 , tion and It was the co·RCluaton; or .,;.ny ttat really notJ!tna wai ~ decided at the long and 10111.. ·eational-Cultural' Center EndanLYered ;@]~~fi~~f~~: ·· 'eJ . . times heated heartne. •Inca I firmly against the center being tate was not taken. PLEASANT - Mondl1 aJabt A public em tile pro- olte or Onmance School ~Willa for a reereatlonal-cul~ don members ani SupL l Brooko p\'OI)erty was the most suitable. Sllllth of Mai!OI1 Cowty school He added that $16,875 had aJ. ayatem was attended by 134 per· reody been given the city ID pro- enunent madelbeoe funda avaUable Cpr Point Pleaaont to beUd sons. 1 center on 1 "75-25 ntchlng center In Mason Count;y BUl Lewis, president or the caUld result ln the loss ot a ted- school PTA. presided at the seaenl arant or more than $1 ,. slon with pros and cons aired 100.000 for the project and tlle and a question all! answer peri· Whole matter belrw; scutUed. od held. A heated public aptnion meet~ G. A. Biggs, chairman or the 1JW otOrdnanceSchoolPTAmem- Centsr committee, told of the ben, members or the commit- proposed center and stated they tee of the center, faculty of Ord- had looked at six othlu sites and ·aanee school, board of educa~ felt that the Ordnance school lo RI'Oiflng yeorly. Biggs ataled tile center would be erected on 4. 7 acreo I! IIIia ceed with the plans for the prt> atte ,Is used lDd the bulidlna will posed center, but a site must be JDclude . & bowlliW IIley, 1,000 selected before they can take seat auditorium, .Pll1 area a, another step and it must be •wlmmlng pool, canteen and many selected before October 24. other features tor both the d1U· He saki site selection is the dren, youth and adults. nrst step, but It will take the Biggs statedafterhearlngopiacooperation ofeveryMasonCOUI'I- . tons voiced It the session lut tlan to make it a reality m:l night he felt the center would noted that the center would be a not become a reallty. great asset to the courty, which Three days after'''the Sllvar Bridge Dl .. ater, the federal gov. worlhWhUo tokes ..crlftce and erecled oo school arounds. coqJOntlon and tlda ,.11 aomoMrs. Alton Jorilan, a teacher 1111rv we eou14 not a!fOrd to not at onnnce, aald she felt that give our yourwaters, nor do we this was not a matter for the waM them 011 the hlghwa,ya, parents 'Of Or<1nan~e school to streets or undeslra~ placet lo- decide •• it was county proper· stead o[ a w.U regulated and op- 0' and would be u•ed cOunty.wide eratecl center. , IJ1d' it should be left up to the steve WJhon, vice presidert peqJle's representatives aS to ot PPHS student councU, stated what ls the decldfng factor, and thlt the youth do not even have the board ofedueaUon Is the one a bowUq eenter to 10 to. the to lnake tile dMI decision. It Is high school 8)'11\ Js not an Ideal listed on the ageD lor tonight's . place for dancing, and he felt school board meeting. the center would keep a lot of Dr. Leonard Brown, member of the achool board, 11110ke many tlmea during the thre.hour sea. alon aDd was tlrmly against the school groun:l site. Two other board members, Ted Stevens and Harry Siders were preaerit but did not commenL LOuloe Endler, WUIIam M. GoodKathleen Mornhout, Adminiswin, IIIIas Ada Green, MrL lliy· or Pleaoant Valley Hosmond G. Holfman, Tammy B. pital, opoke In favor otthe sehoul King, Elbl E. Rowland, llarGld ground site otatblg she Celt It M. Runell, Mrs. Meriett, Mrs. was a shame for over a million Kenneth H. Swick, Mro. Roeold dollars to be given to the cowty L. Tw)'lllan, Mrs. Richard E. and not toke advontaae o! It Weaver, Mrs. Harry R. Welland. She noted that we eoul4 not third< Mrs. Jame• S. Angel and Infant of the youth 20 years from now, daughter, M{s. WUIIam C. Por- but today' a needs is what should ter u.l intari son. be of Interest. Mlny others talked out both for and against the site selec-- balls. A boat t 11ue would have to· ~ YUtfd for the city's share. The oenter would be openled somewhat uke a YMCAprogam. The Rev. Otarlea Frum, cochalnnan of the committee, said that )'OUth leave Point Pleuant 11 1001) Ia poaalble because they . ha""ve noth1J11 here toturtherthelr cultural, recreational or educaUoaal deairea. He atatedu,ythh)l· Paving to Begin this M.o nth PT, PLEASANT - Paving or Milo and olde atreeto from 6th to 12th Street will bello thla month according to an announcement by Mayor D. B. Morgan in the re8Ular session ~ city councU Monday night. n.e good news was well received by council members u the otreet In that area hao become almost hnpassable this swnmer with chuck holes 110 large and wmerous that 1t was lmpolalble to mi11 tbem. Morgan stated the contractors, Black Rock, Inc., would possibly begin the project by September 15. The Mly<)r oald that contracta wltll tile property owner• concerned had been given out and must be signed and In the clty building by Sept. 25 and llloae owners who have not paid their uaeollllfllt by October I would have liens placed against their proper\¥. Malor Morgan assured c:ouncll that an lnspector would be on the job so we (the city) wouldn't end up with a oUck job like RL 62 (Viand Street). In commenting on the slick condi.Uon or tile new resurfacIng ol Vlaod st., the mayor oald 1le had contacted the state road commission on the hazardous condition ani .... told that they would take cue of it, but to date nothing hod been done. He esllmated that at lessl nine accldeutl 1n the past month or 10 hod been directly relaled to ' ;' ' ·, ~ Attorney Ray Musgrave asked that the matter of petitioning ror the amexlng or Burdette addition into the city be considered at a special meeting to be held later this month. Tommy Holland aod Ralph Miller, little league officials, aaked help [rom the clty to build a conceasion stand and preasbox at the UtUe league field. Holland reported on the progress made at the fields this year and Ball to Run For Delegate Eugene Ball, owner and operator of Gene Ball's Restaurant tn PointPlea.. art, was named by the Mason Count;)' Democrat Executive committee, as a candidate ror the House of Delegates. Ball's name was filed just hours prtor to the deadline for vacancies on the tickets to be tllled for the November general election. Ball will be apposed by R R Smith, local atbrney, who was named by the Republican Exec~; tive Committee, to .f111 the vacancy lett on their ticket by the withdraw of Republican House Minority Leader Berton C. Jones as a candidate. Jones who was 1;X1 the republican ticket in the MIJ' primary ticket had no oppothe sUck surface. Morgan said sition. when he received calls concernIng tile slickness he told callers to write the alate road commla111011, ani hoped JD811Y private citIzens would do so. Mayor Morgan aloo pointed oot that while the contractors were here the paving or the t w 0 - · In the Houo1ng Project, Wallllt and Jooes Streett betw- Flrlt and Second Streeto, -'<1 be 'with tile bouolng SYRACUSE - A layette show· projoet poylng three - !ourtho er was gl ven in honor of Mrs. ~ the colt and the property Roger HubNrd at her home r&owner 1 the rest. centl.y on College Road with Mrs. A reprelel'ltatlve of the ElBin Street sw_. eompany wao Jean Evans, Mrs. Esther Sylvespreoent at the meeting to dlo- ter, Mrs. Helen Hubbard, 11'11 cuoa hia ~ct. The city had Mrs. Karen Wercy tbe hostessreceiVed two bids for a new es. Games were played and priz-per, a Wll,)'l10. prlcnd at es won by Mrs. Lura Crooks, $9,500 wltll trade-ln, and an El- Mrs. Jean Allen 4111 Mrs. Paula lli>. priced at $9,795 with trado- SWatzeL Pink and blue streamers exID. tended !rom the ceiling light to Jim Wlgglna, chairman of the corners of a tessinet •. in which eomml- to lnveltlgate t h e the marur gift& were placed. cake, ptrcbuing of a new sweeper, ptmeh and mlnts were served. reeommanded that tile purehaa-. Guests besides those named 1ng be dolOYed until the commi .. were Mrs. Charlotte Nease and tee looked at the finances to ne Diana, Mrs. Margaret Eichinghow the purchue .... going to be er, Mrs. Non Houdashelt, Mrs. made. cooncu voted to accept Wlllla Hublard, Mrs. OpaiKloes, Wlaina' reconunerxlation. PT. Is Honored at Layette Shower . I..·, ~ .( .. "1 Jl '' VISIT BLESSINGS PT. PLEASANT - Mr. and Mra. Douglas A. Blenlng or Fort Wayne, fnd. , were gue.t• ol. Mr. and Mro. Roy Bleoolng Frldll)' and Salurday, enroute to the Blue Rldae mwntalM on a vocation trip. ll!los Myrtle BleBBIne or ~ wao a weekend auelt ~ her ponnta on Unooln Aveme. ARRESTS REPORTED PT. PLEASANT - Arrests 1'8corded at the count)' jail durq the weekend were Donald Leroy Martin, 24, Henderson; Homer Litchfield, 53, Rt. 3 Hen-- box. Holland sold 326 youlllo par- PLEASANT - Mrs. Hubbard ...I thanked the city tor the help already given. Improvements cited at t h e [lelds by Holland Included new light and poles, reoeatblg or bleachers, two new dug - out&, mounds, chest protectoro and ahln guards; bats of all sizes, baseballs, and more trophies awarded, with 126 being glyen this year. Holland stated the group took In apprmdmatezy $8,.200 this sea.sOO~and spent approximately $6,800 and had earmarked ano111er $1,000 towards conatruellllg a new conoosslon stand aDs press. ·Indictments Answered in Circuit Court PT. PLEASANT - Several persoos indicted last week by the Mason COunty circuit court grand jury appeared in court Monday morning to answer to their indictments. WUey L. Phelps of Pomeroy, lrdicted on the misdemeanor charge or assault 11"11 battery, entered a guilty plea and sentencing date of Nov. 1 was set. Phelps 18 !roe on $500 bond. Harold R. Russell, West Columbia, hdcted on the mlsd• October 14 was aet; Helen Wllson, Mason, charged with con-tributing to deltquency of mi- Houe ~ llapn-Uvoo. day. DISCHARGES Alien D. Acree, 1Mrs. Luey J, Butcher, Frank J. Dalton, Miss {)ne Divorce POINT PLEASANT - Meetings Noted PT, PLEASANT - Meetlago teheduled !or Holgltto U n I t e d Metmd:I.Jt Church membera are: Tueaday: Friendship cla01 meetblg at the church at 6:30 p.m. in the form of a covered dish aupper and business meetWednoaday: Bible IlDdy and prll)'er meeting at 7:30p.m. Choir members will}JJ'actl.ce at 8:35 p. ed on a teloo;y charge Thuraday: Momlng Bible otuey at 10 o'clock. ~ FALSE TEETH Do ral&e teeth drop, allp or wobble when you talk, eat, laua:h or cee~~e? Don't be abnoyed and. embanUied by •uch handleaPB. PASI££1 8, an alkaline (non -acid) powder to spl'ln· tle on your platea, teeJ)It'allll teetb more firmly .et. 01vn oonndent te!el· lnr l)f Hcur1tl' and added ~mtort. "• 'IHh)m>;: t""" -~' -'"""'· :Dentures tlin' flt an . ntJal to· health. See ycur ~uatll ftiUlarlf. Oet PASTBZTH " all clnll' counten. FABRICS ot teloni- divorce granted to Raymond Far~ rell Yonker, Jr., tram Sharon Lee Yonker, the plaintiff was granted care 1111 cus:tod7 of their infant cbildrerii the divorce of Betty Cl.rolyn Dur!t VII. Chris Lynn Durst was dismissed by reason or reconciltatioo; a crimInal order otyled state 0[ West Virginia vs. G1en Jolmson and PLEASANT VAlLEY HOSPITAL Robert COUe~lng tMt tile ADMITTED: Thomas Cleland, matters therein had been preRacine; Ruasell HollaOO, Sr., PL sented to the September, 1968, Plessant; Mrs. Ralph Anderson. and hod failed ID return an InWest Columbia; Mrs. Grift [)ur .. dictment, waa therefore dismiss~ bin, Pt Pleasant; Debra McGin- ed !rom the docket with the denis, Pt. Pleasant; Donald Lyons, fendants releaoed [rom bond. Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Arlie Rucker, Both Glen Jolmson and Robert Arbuckle; John Simpkins, Mason; Couch were OUegedly lnwlved Gregory Sullivan, Pt. Pleasant; in treapauiJ:w. on private pr~ Larry Meadows, Pl. Pleasant; percy In the PhUip Sporn plam Mrs, Linda Boyd, Mrs. June DeDa Hogg, PL Pleasant; Gar· strike and had been arrested oo Slyre, Mrs. Mary Jane Gibbs, don F. Young, West Columbia; warnnts slenecl by plant perMiss Janice Evans, Rose Mary Albert Rhodes, PL Pleaaont; sonneL Hmbard, ani Jimmy, Randy and Mrs. Harry Grimm. New Haven; Harry Stover, Gallipolis Ferry; Ricky Werry, Sendi~ g1fta were Miss Marie Patricia Morgan, Pt Pleasant. DISCHARGED: Mrs. IJouslas Houdashelt, Mrs. Genevieve Schnekter, Mr!J. Eldon Will, Mrs. Mitchell, Henderson; Mrs. Cllf.. Betty Hayes, '!drs. Clrl Hubbord, ford Jelters, Southside; Mrs. Mrs. Nancy Patterson, Mrs. Gordon Grigsby, Racine; Mae Irene Parker, Mrs. Wanda Neis- Plants, PL Pleasant; Barbara ler, Mrs. Eleanor Wingett, Mrs. Mccarty, PL Pleasant; Cheryl ~ Evans, Sr., Mrs. Helen Har- Watson, HeiXlenon; Mrs. Walter ris, Mrs. Helen Diddle, Mrs. Selby, PL Pleasant; Mrs. GIY· Christene Grimm and Mrs. Ada lord Thomas, Pt.. Pleasant; Debra McGinnis, PL Pleoasrt; Donold Slack. Lyons, PL Pleoaa~ Many home sewers save up to onHW.r when they sew their own. come and browse now. chac rhey have aeaucd rhe services of Mr. John Wroten factory trained consultant loi our S))Kial all daY' hcarin1 aid consuhalion. II you ,haft 1 hnrins hurir1g cnt, and demonttn.tion of all (he nA" Belrone Hearin,. fRESH BATTERIES ONE-HALf PRICE It you are 1 hearing aid user and rome in durin& our special htarin1 1id conaultation, you may purclwe a set of bacterin (Uitomer. Feallrin& Our Best Selections THE FABRIC SHOP 115 W. SECOND POMEROY, 0 Speeul for Thu DIJ 011J, lrl111 thlt 1d wltlo , ... It II worth $25.00 tho purchno ef onr now lelt- Hur1t11 AU. . . If rau con't c - In, ~Ill for h-o 8ftl'll-ollt. Ho obllptlon. -•rei COiftli 1•4 1M -~--'-- Mr. Woohtn •n• I do a .,_cill ho~rln1 pr........ that I we•W II.... llliH•• with 1 411110IIffed huri•l old ..,...,. Pltuo contKt . . 8t .., ....t. ...... ------------~-------~ ----~--~--~--------~ Clty Slngor S.leo & S..vlce & MeCallo P-ma 11•1ble to -· . ... ~-------- . . .~ - - - . , - - Mail Tltll ToUr TO: "1 I If you're a two-car family Nationwide can save you money. There are other liberalized benefits also available for those who . qualify. Find out today. I I I I: I II. - grmdpar.-rte, Mr. and Mrs. Al- another YNJ". Graduates from I I 1 I I I I Dbclples" from the book,wUI uctrcle or Prayer.w A !roe of. terlnS or $15.50 was token and It . .... declded to $2~ to medleal mlo•lcmo. For Bible Study, Mrs. !'Otto led the group In nvtew1ng Chap- Studies in PN BARBARA JONES Finegold and husbend, Lorry, left IDIIIf tor Y8ll' at ' least. Lorry gracmled from Ohio Calh>llo Church, certa1n11 hu State Unlverotto Ia August and our bolt wlobol lllr lmprored wiD be doing graduate work on health. Ht'o eurrently em a Jborl a Veterans AdminiStration atlleave from hiJ ~· ot tb • pend at the Unlversley of South dllrch, and my, how bo'o mill• Corollna. IUa major - cUn!cal ed. paychology. . Hero ilmdoy to hold ma11 no Bul>ara, an Ohio Unlvertlzy tile Rev. Fr. !ldwln MUI]lll.y, wiM> grawate, tor lha poll two yeoro oome 25 yean qo putored the Ilia been working with the n... dllreb. Ha hao a poriob at Jllrtment or state PeriOODel or Marlelts. Ohio. 9ie'o planning to locate some empiO)'IIIOnl once thay get ooltled In Columbia. Columbia, S. C. where they'll be meklne their heme tor a .fr I MRS, JIM CARPENTER, the rormer ~zy Parker ol. Rutland, will be combining buslnaoa wltll pleasure for the next tWo weeks. ~zy Ia here [rom Columbu• for a two-weeks'obaarvatlon_perlnd In the horne economics do- · pertment ~ the Melga L o c a I School Dlltrlet. 9ie and her ocm, Joy, are spending the Ume wltll her parents, Mr. end Mra. IJI>. mer Parker of RQtland. A oenlor Ia the School or Home Economies at Ohio !late Univer~ alty, &lzy made the deao'a honor list tor tlie 1968 sununer\IWU"· ter. ate had a 3,8 grade aver- .! ~ lj ft ltl' ago. THE REV. FR, JOHN TUrel, pastor or the Sacred H e a r t .! Elementary at I. f Mason Has 268 ,I ZIU:, 2ad. ZIU. 2ad. 1'11. tiJ.Jf72 1'11. 19J.Jt12 POliE~, l OHIO i .f ' ~: • WILLIAMS • ••• PAULEY I.I!LTONE HEARING AID CENTIR 504 1DTH STtllT . ~ .. ... \ •. Temple Hostess .--'lOw How Mrs. George HeiDaa was host.-eaa tor the ThuradiY nlgllt meet. IJW or tile Paot Chle!o or MlgDOIIa T-Ie Pythlan Slataro. Mrs. Ethel Stewart preelded at the meeting whioh opanod with pnyer. Mrs. Loulae Heine• wu a guest. Heporled Improved !rom Illness wao Mrs. Amanll Kasper. Hooteos !or the Oetober mootk¥1 wlll be Mrs. Doris Grueser. Gomes were played with prlz.. .eo be1JW awarded w Mra. Marprot Seldenoble, Mrs. LoiD"a Eloalolaln. Mrs. NetUe Hayeo, aDd Mrs. Karl Gruaaer. cake. 81Dd:wtcbes, aDd cotree were served tD thole ramed .~ Mro. HOill'l' Helbol, Mrs. Ella Sm1.tb. Mill 'I1Iebna Grueser, Mrs. Giadlo Olclder, Mrs. WIOo ,.. COOit, , and Mrs. Ellaa Kll· linger. Special An Plan Rummage Sale The Women's Sodety ~Chris­ dan Service ol the RuUand Unit. ed Mtlhodlst Church wUI hold a rummap llale at the Americu Le81on ball In Rutland Saturday bogilmlng at 9 a.m. Al\l'OIIO havIng I'OIIIJIIap to donate lilly leave II at tile home ol Mrs. Georp White, Rutland. Occasion Really Is-Sand FLOIERS . From DUDLEYS FLORIST 59 N. 2nd Ave. 992-5560 MIDDLEPORT Jf you're planning to builJ a home, or if your present heating s~tem needs to be replaud, call or wri~ tM Electric: Company and ask that a heating specialist talk with' You. No obliption, ol course! He'll be happy to explain why over I ,400 familit!! on our lines have switched ro flameless electric ~)ear. They got facts on cost, cleanliness .:.a: and . Then they installed electric heat. Oon"t be misled by wUd tales about cost! Get aU the NARROW facts! Then you"JI want to join the ranks 1.400 warm, happy, hofntowners who alr~Y heat tht: flamdn!i electric wtay. AND ·<Jail the MEDIUM E~trlc Company at 22s....tit11 in Columbus . Out~ick of Col~s. call our neare\it . ... busiM40Rice . li ~~ MASON - Friday Mrs, Marie Roush, principal of Mason Grade Jacklyn J e a n Seldenabel, School, announced t he enroll~ daughter of Mr. and Mr8. Jack Seklenabel, gracllated S u n d a y ment this year is 268. Teachers and the grades they [rom the Marietta School or Pracare teaching are, ft.rst grades, tero iS,Mcl14 o! Mark entitled, Uoal Nursing. Miss Ivy Sleeth and Mrs. Flos· "Before ·'ftie COck Crows, h' from Gracllatlon exerclaes tor the ale Allensworth; secon:l grade, the atudr book. Laura PJekens, 36 memhers or tile ola•• comMiss Helen metner, ani secorr:l pro-, read mlsolooarleo to pleting the 12-month course were and third grades, Miss Jane Bal.. be prayed tor, [oUowed by ID"'Y· held at 4 p.m. at the Marietta ley; third grade, Mrs. Karen or. High School. Brown. The October hootess wUl be 11!1&& Seldenabel gradusted Also, fourth grade, Miss Lor· Mrs. Plclam and devotlono and rrom POmeroy High School In ena Weiss, and Miss Wdred Bible IlDdy ey Ada Slack. Mro. 1967. "s.e wiD take the • t a t e Hawley, fourth atkl fltth grades; Hazel Clark, booteso, IOI'fed re- hoard examlnaUon Ia October. tlfth grade, Mrs. Pearl Reynolds; lrtshmenta. Gains to Marietta !or h e r sixth grade, Miss Lucy Bulmer; commencement besides her parspecial education, Mrs. Nancy ents were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fleldo; aid in SPOclal educaUon, White. Mr. end Mro. Pbllllp Miss Margaret Buckalew, ani Smith, Darlene and Terry, Mr. aid in reading, Mrs. Charlotte and Mrs. Blaine Milhoan, Elslne, Coon. Tony and Mikel, Mill Palty Goegleln, and Roger Ouro. Mrs. Heines is ' of electric !!1.-iftO., b e...... ..,. . wlllecmalolotalll-orll'!' DliiOIIDB. AU - . . r .O.Ui The .Cheater .Grade S e h o o I _ . , and 1111- willie. PTA wiD mecit Monday at 8 - . e d . Retltstwd• IIIII. . p.m. It the o~l. The PJ'(181'am Mned. Sally Schaaf, OPeclal education teoeher In the RutloJid ochoolo ter, vialted over the weekend tor several years, received her ma1ter'1 degree ln tD.ICitiCII at wltll Mr. llld Mrs. WWlam Mor- Ohio Unlverait.Y in August. She's al11(e been atven a teleldnla!. rlo and Mr. and Mro. Martin olotantohlp at Ohio U, and alq with that wUJ be ccmtlnul>w her 11111dles. saii.y ~aides in Athens. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Smltll ol. COiwnbu1 vlolled here over HAPPINESS FOR MR AND MRS. Morlln Al>hott lo Mving tile tho ,...,end wltll tllelr ehildren, family back home. Their daughter, Vlvlau, her huablnd, Bllllnple, Kavla and Cbrlol)', 10IIo are tem- and the c011>le'o children wW arrive later t1t1a month [rom A!rl& porarUy reoldlng with t h e I r tor a several weeks' visit. Arxl then it wUI be back to Atrlca for On .Sept. 3rd Reedsville commurdty where Mr. Plckeno Ia a prominent farmer. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Williams, Mr, and Mrs. Lyle Balderson and Kay, Reed.. viDe; Mrs. Katllryn Dietz and BUI Be'-'- an1 Mr and Mr Blll Wllllams, Lancaster; Mrs. Hirry Pickens and her brother, Den Erskln. Raclne; w. and Mrs. Harold sauer, Mary Ruth and Joy, Middleport, Route l; llfr. and Mra. WUUam Meredith, Chuck an1 Roger, Beverly; Mr. and Mro. Erne !It Whfteheed, Jean, Jane and Jull, and Mr. and Mrs. Denver Weber, David and Mark, HeedovDie. . ...... Mr. and MrL Gene Abbott ani dauatrtor; Lori, or Lancas- Ladies Meet Given on Anniversary A surprise celebration in obaervance or the 25th wedding annlvorury or Mr, and Mro. ~arren Plekeaa, Reedsville. waa field Sunday at Forked Run State Park. A ,_Oollered annlver••~ cake ., topped with e miniature bride ard groom centered the plonic table. Mr. and MrL Pickens Ore pr&o aented with a sterling ·slh•er cream and sugar set and an engraved tn3', . Warren Pickens and LUIIan Willlamo were married on Sept. 12, 1943 at the ReedoviUe Moth<>eliot per._e II¥ tile late Rev. E. L. Mlller. They ha'" Uved their entire marriage In tile i1!1Pe~sona/ Notes '!\ Emily Circle Surprise Celebration HUNTINGTON, ,WIST VIRGIN14 U7DI ' ' Hearinl.~d tales about the cost s JOHN WROT.EI! . 1-- ~" -·------- ----- ---- ----- - ~- ---------I I"' wa a dinner served Mr. and Mra. Robert Bur.... entertained !AJnday with a !amtly psrty -tng tllelr ocm, steve, and Jaeltle Caney, daugh. ter ~ Mr. and Mro. Jack Corsey on ~lr birthdays. A wleaer roast was held with 1co eream and c:ako belns aer. ved by the hoilo. Altendlng betldea lbe Robert Burocm and car.- lamllleo were Mrs. Locmo Bur1011, 111101 Mary Bur-. and Mloa Joan Buroon. Athena. PTA Will Meet Community By Charlene Corner••• Hoeflich jfM·;;;di:;;;;:·.·:·· '· · · · · : . bert Roush. • Mrs. Em est Powell read "'lbe Mr. and Mro. Charlea White Weaver," and Mrl. Parker read spent lblday Ia Che1Bj108ke, w. -·How 11da Old World H a 1 Va. vlllltlns relatlvea. Changed" and ''God ForRive Mn. Tom lam.areW and aons, Me." David and Ancto, were weekend Ccmteoto conducted II¥ 1\fro. guests of """ parents, Mr. end Max Eichinger ...,.. won by Mro. Mro. [)avid Ohlinger. Jamea Gilmore and Mro. BowMr. and Mrs. William Seien. Attending betldoa t h 0 I t pel, dall8bter, Clare, ani named were Mre. Lawrence EJJ~ Billy, ani Mrs. George Fry, lin, Mro. Paul Elohlnger, Mrl. eo of Columbuo, an1 MI•• Macarman Erans, and Paulo and bel Hyaell, Middleport, visited 1'arlutiY El cldnpr. Saturday at ·tile farm homo of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ervin end children, near Recine. Mr. and Mro. Seipel had brought Mro. Fry here to visit her sisters, Mrs. Herbert Fink and Miu Hysell, while Mre. Laura Set~ pel accompenlos Mrl. Ruth Petlibone oo a trip to Florida. Mro. Fry makes her borne ln Columbus with her daughter, Mro. Laura Seipel. SYRACliSE - The ApoaUes Mrs. Jerr,y Graham ot Racine, Creed and Purpoae or United and her lOll, Allan .Graham ot Presbyterian Women were read COlumbus wer(l Saturc:t.,y dinner Ia unloon to gpen the meeting of aueota or Mr. and Mro. Harold the Emily Missionary Circle at Sauer, Mary Ruth and Joy. 1:30 p.m. Sept. 3 with a scripMr. and Mrs. Tom Watkins and lure veroe. sons, Tommy and Chris, Colum. Minutes or the last meeting bus, will come Wedoeaday tor a waa reed by aecretery Ado Slack. several ckys• visitw:lththelrparTreasurer Florence Potts re~ ento, Mr. and Mrs. WOllam Slapurled that Ajlportloomenl wes ter end Mr. and Mrs. Ora Wat.c1 $21.75 had been sent in. A kina. letter was read rrom Mrs. Har· Hanley Ccme, aon-ln.JaworMrs. ry Henry of AmeavUie ltatlng Gertrude Cabeen, aul!ered a that a Dlotrlet Ill Fall Presby- heart attock &mday evening and terlal meetblg wUI he held at the Is confined to Unlveralty Hosplt. Alexander Presbyterian Church al. on US 50 west or Alheno on Oct. 3. During tile ''placlngortheleast eoln, w Mro. Polto read, ''TrUe Sunday for Son IIIlA a· Aids. tor . You Are." .r---=--=----------=-=-=•am-=------• : ·I Your Nationwide has savfoins for I proble"', -.Mf.Wrciten~·aYi.te&rf:o!· ro come i'n" foi ' frft flidfonlt at half·price. Limil one set ro 1 BOLTS OF BARGAINS ' &hone i1 plated 10 announct int~: l1y read. N. Second Ave. Don"( miss rhi1 opponuniry Her• is your chance ro try lhe n,..·m and finnr Btlrone Hear· Mro. Paul Frlek preolded at the meeting c!urlng which time PAl were made for a rum~ maa, oale to be held em o.t. 4and ·5. Mro. Elcblnger dooaled a walker to the elub, Olllcero eleeted to1· tha 196889 year were Mrs, Frldt, president; Mrs. Elehtnger, vlee presdent; Mn. Robert Bowell, aeeretery; ~ Mro. Mix Elohlnaor, treai01J'er. A thank you card from the Theodore 'Pulllna ram. 992-5611 Middleport, Ohio Don't Netlect Slipping lnger. ELMER BUR"$ CENTER ~~ To _ . the meetlna, M r •· Parker read the 100th Paalm, there was the Lord'• Prayer Ia Wllooo and o1ng1ng or '-The &ilre We Get Topth:er,,. ucoun.t Your Bleesl.ngs, u and "Brigbten tile COmer Where Family Party Given Health Club met Tburaday night at the home or Mrs. Allen Eldl- COVERS ANY COLOR IN ONE COAT. THURSDAY SEPT. ·12 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. ----. m. Sever~ ous assault, also pleaded Innocent and trial date 0[ the week or Oct. 7 set; Frederick Mrurnlng, Ashton, charged with en-. terlng without breaking, a felony, will enter his plea on sep. tember 13. - 10, 1968 ~mont was aclmowledged when the Laurel Clll! Better aaL)). 80' TO HOLD FREE NEIIIII OOISULTITIOI - Ing. ~ A demotion wu made to the Plana were made tor the anPomeroy ameraoncy oquad and a nual potluck amdverury dinner contrlbutioo from Mill Lueretla "' be held at the home or Mra. Genhelmor !or UIO or hoapltal Bertha Parker. ONE-COAT HOUSE PAINl ea.rlng Cou·nse·lor ·Heights Ouuch The Dally Sentinel, ll!lddlepcjrt-Pomeroy, o., Mrs. Frick Elected President of Club KE trator non, entered an innocent plea a1 orders have been entered in and trial date was not set; Faye the ottlce of the circuit clerk signJetrers, West Columbia, lndlct- ed by the court, among them a 25, Glenwood, arrested on a peace ,, 1 •I .·' Court Grants meanor charge of trespassing, warront. P AVORS AMENDMENTS WASIIINGTON - Tenth Diotrlet C<logreaoman Clorence E. lllllor hu opoken Ia !nor or -menta ~ the Mallpower lloYeiapment and Training Aet IIIey eame boton the u. s. HOLZER HOSPrf AL: VIsiting hours Z-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents well done,"' and Yoted to buy ma. only on Pediatrics Ward. terlalo tor the ..,. eonceaslm ADMISSIONS Ralph Lewis, 701Jlk Second ani pre81bax Ia tile amount or Avi; Mrs. George P. Mlller, $850. The actlvit;y report or tha oJty 58 Pine st.; John W. Davl4oon, pollee department was read as 18$ Greenbrier Dr.; Miss Mar· oubmltted ey adef Jack Pylea tha E. Six, 492 Olk Dr.; Andrew showing tha department mem- Toler, Rt. I BidweU: Mrs. Jerry bers Investigated 17 aecldenta L. Nibert, Rt. I Galllpollo; Mrs. and arrested four drivers im'ol- GeraJd D. Johnson, Mason; Lew· ved; loaued 439 perking licketo is T. Taylor, Milson; Paul W. and two unlaw!lll )Jirklng lick- Taylor, Rt. 2 Pt. Pleasant; Cecil eta; made 15 road law arrests Kirk, Mason; .Rocky E. Roach, and 15 other misdemeanor ar .. Rt. 2 PL Ple..ant; KarenJ. Cnw· resta; served three justice of ford, Rt 1 Letart; Mrs. Frank peaee warrant, and worked a to- M. Reynolds, Milson; Mrs. Joon tal or 981 man houra. G. Grueser, Mason: Mrs. MiMayor Morgan reminded coun- chael E. Blaine, MtdtReportj carcU 0[ a meeting oo Sept. 19 ey W. Hull, Syracuse: Mrs. Rod[or a !llrther hearing and df.s.. ney c. Hysell, Pomeroy; Mrs. cusoton or PL Pleallnl boeom- Arnold J . H1.1>.P. Rt. 2 Racine; lng the !lrot in tile otate to have Mrs. Roy L. Dearing, Jackson; a naUonal emergency tumber Howard P. Uoyd, RL I Olk HUI: carl 0. Six, Rt. 1 Jackson; - 911 - ayotem. The financial otatement or the Mrs. Oakey Harless, Jackson; three clzy deportmento was read Mrs. Marloil F. W1lltson, Chaunohowlng the following balance• cey; Stace G. Peck, McArthur; Ople W. Swiney, SalldyviUe, w. oo Auguot 31, 1968 - City, $5,662.57; Water Works, $32,- Va.; Mrs. Chloe L Shatter, La~ 380.57; Sewer Fund, $22,510.19. caster; Mrs. MJnerva Kelley, Preaent were MQor Morgan, Coal Grove; Mrs. John M. CWP Clerk Patty Burdette, Attomey dy, Jackson; Leonard H. McPeak. R. G. Muagrave and cc:JUnCLl mem- Jackson; Mrs. Ray McGranna~ bers Bill WeHman, Wallace han, Ashland, Ky.; Mrs. James Slllltll, Jim Wiggins, Leonsrd RIC- W. White, Ashland, Ky.; Randall no, Jim Fisher, Reid DeolltUe, c. Evans, Rt. 3 Oak Hill. Wadear Thabet, Jack Fowler and BIR'111S Mrs. George P. Miller, 58 Russell Holland. Pine SL, daughter, 1:03 p.m. Monday; Mrs. Rodney C. Hysell, Pomeroy, son, 4:10 p.m. Mon- plead Innocent and trlal date or .,(, derson. both charged with in-toxication and William E. Deal, SALARIES RISE COLUMBUS (li:NS) - The av. •aae lalolll")' or Ohio's 92,532 lUll tbne teochero wao $7,353 In l t - . cornpsred to $6,482 In preY!oua yeoro. A report eomplled 1>¥ the Dlvloton at Comput. or Senlceo and StaUitlcal Reporll Ia Columbuf, showed the $871 averap increase lllarger thaD total lncreoaeo !or lbe pro...,, !our yeoro and dwble the averaae tor the Uniled State• [or tile poll JOir. Uclpaled In tile program I h I 1 seaaon. Holland and Ml.Uer were appllllded by llOUD<U !Or a "Job 5 or the . . . csa~;Cabinet space) ' • • of Ashlllnti.Gt#ollne ,~ "),,. "\,; -~· t;· ,. \Nereand :.... f: �,, . .• , I 'I . _J ~· .. · Sentinel, Middleport--Pomeroy, 0., Sop~ 10, 1968 , tion and It was the co·RCluaton; or .,;.ny ttat really notJ!tna wai ~ decided at the long and 10111.. ·eational-Cultural' Center EndanLYered ;@]~~fi~~f~~: ·· 'eJ . . times heated heartne. •Inca I firmly against the center being tate was not taken. PLEASANT - Mondl1 aJabt A public em tile pro- olte or Onmance School ~Willa for a reereatlonal-cul~ don members ani SupL l Brooko p\'OI)erty was the most suitable. Sllllth of Mai!OI1 Cowty school He added that $16,875 had aJ. ayatem was attended by 134 per· reody been given the city ID pro- enunent madelbeoe funda avaUable Cpr Point Pleaaont to beUd sons. 1 center on 1 "75-25 ntchlng center In Mason Count;y BUl Lewis, president or the caUld result ln the loss ot a ted- school PTA. presided at the seaenl arant or more than $1 ,. slon with pros and cons aired 100.000 for the project and tlle and a question all! answer peri· Whole matter belrw; scutUed. od held. A heated public aptnion meet~ G. A. Biggs, chairman or the 1JW otOrdnanceSchoolPTAmem- Centsr committee, told of the ben, members or the commit- proposed center and stated they tee of the center, faculty of Ord- had looked at six othlu sites and ·aanee school, board of educa~ felt that the Ordnance school lo RI'Oiflng yeorly. Biggs ataled tile center would be erected on 4. 7 acreo I! IIIia ceed with the plans for the prt> atte ,Is used lDd the bulidlna will posed center, but a site must be JDclude . & bowlliW IIley, 1,000 selected before they can take seat auditorium, .Pll1 area a, another step and it must be •wlmmlng pool, canteen and many selected before October 24. other features tor both the d1U· He saki site selection is the dren, youth and adults. nrst step, but It will take the Biggs statedafterhearlngopiacooperation ofeveryMasonCOUI'I- . tons voiced It the session lut tlan to make it a reality m:l night he felt the center would noted that the center would be a not become a reallty. great asset to the courty, which Three days after'''the Sllvar Bridge Dl .. ater, the federal gov. worlhWhUo tokes ..crlftce and erecled oo school arounds. coqJOntlon and tlda ,.11 aomoMrs. Alton Jorilan, a teacher 1111rv we eou14 not a!fOrd to not at onnnce, aald she felt that give our yourwaters, nor do we this was not a matter for the waM them 011 the hlghwa,ya, parents 'Of Or<1nan~e school to streets or undeslra~ placet lo- decide •• it was county proper· stead o[ a w.U regulated and op- 0' and would be u•ed cOunty.wide eratecl center. , IJ1d' it should be left up to the steve WJhon, vice presidert peqJle's representatives aS to ot PPHS student councU, stated what ls the decldfng factor, and thlt the youth do not even have the board ofedueaUon Is the one a bowUq eenter to 10 to. the to lnake tile dMI decision. It Is high school 8)'11\ Js not an Ideal listed on the ageD lor tonight's . place for dancing, and he felt school board meeting. the center would keep a lot of Dr. Leonard Brown, member of the achool board, 11110ke many tlmea during the thre.hour sea. alon aDd was tlrmly against the school groun:l site. Two other board members, Ted Stevens and Harry Siders were preaerit but did not commenL LOuloe Endler, WUIIam M. GoodKathleen Mornhout, Adminiswin, IIIIas Ada Green, MrL lliy· or Pleaoant Valley Hosmond G. Holfman, Tammy B. pital, opoke In favor otthe sehoul King, Elbl E. Rowland, llarGld ground site otatblg she Celt It M. Runell, Mrs. Meriett, Mrs. was a shame for over a million Kenneth H. Swick, Mro. Roeold dollars to be given to the cowty L. Tw)'lllan, Mrs. Richard E. and not toke advontaae o! It Weaver, Mrs. Harry R. Welland. She noted that we eoul4 not third< Mrs. Jame• S. Angel and Infant of the youth 20 years from now, daughter, M{s. WUIIam C. Por- but today' a needs is what should ter u.l intari son. be of Interest. Mlny others talked out both for and against the site selec-- balls. A boat t 11ue would have to· ~ YUtfd for the city's share. The oenter would be openled somewhat uke a YMCAprogam. The Rev. Otarlea Frum, cochalnnan of the committee, said that )'OUth leave Point Pleuant 11 1001) Ia poaalble because they . ha""ve noth1J11 here toturtherthelr cultural, recreational or educaUoaal deairea. He atatedu,ythh)l· Paving to Begin this M.o nth PT, PLEASANT - Paving or Milo and olde atreeto from 6th to 12th Street will bello thla month according to an announcement by Mayor D. B. Morgan in the re8Ular session ~ city councU Monday night. n.e good news was well received by council members u the otreet In that area hao become almost hnpassable this swnmer with chuck holes 110 large and wmerous that 1t was lmpolalble to mi11 tbem. Morgan stated the contractors, Black Rock, Inc., would possibly begin the project by September 15. The Mly<)r oald that contracta wltll tile property owner• concerned had been given out and must be signed and In the clty building by Sept. 25 and llloae owners who have not paid their uaeollllfllt by October I would have liens placed against their proper\¥. Malor Morgan assured c:ouncll that an lnspector would be on the job so we (the city) wouldn't end up with a oUck job like RL 62 (Viand Street). In commenting on the slick condi.Uon or tile new resurfacIng ol Vlaod st., the mayor oald 1le had contacted the state road commission on the hazardous condition ani .... told that they would take cue of it, but to date nothing hod been done. He esllmated that at lessl nine accldeutl 1n the past month or 10 hod been directly relaled to ' ;' ' ·, ~ Attorney Ray Musgrave asked that the matter of petitioning ror the amexlng or Burdette addition into the city be considered at a special meeting to be held later this month. Tommy Holland aod Ralph Miller, little league officials, aaked help [rom the clty to build a conceasion stand and preasbox at the UtUe league field. Holland reported on the progress made at the fields this year and Ball to Run For Delegate Eugene Ball, owner and operator of Gene Ball's Restaurant tn PointPlea.. art, was named by the Mason Count;)' Democrat Executive committee, as a candidate ror the House of Delegates. Ball's name was filed just hours prtor to the deadline for vacancies on the tickets to be tllled for the November general election. Ball will be apposed by R R Smith, local atbrney, who was named by the Republican Exec~; tive Committee, to .f111 the vacancy lett on their ticket by the withdraw of Republican House Minority Leader Berton C. Jones as a candidate. Jones who was 1;X1 the republican ticket in the MIJ' primary ticket had no oppothe sUck surface. Morgan said sition. when he received calls concernIng tile slickness he told callers to write the alate road commla111011, ani hoped JD811Y private citIzens would do so. Mayor Morgan aloo pointed oot that while the contractors were here the paving or the t w 0 - · In the Houo1ng Project, Wallllt and Jooes Streett betw- Flrlt and Second Streeto, -'<1 be 'with tile bouolng SYRACUSE - A layette show· projoet poylng three - !ourtho er was gl ven in honor of Mrs. ~ the colt and the property Roger HubNrd at her home r&owner 1 the rest. centl.y on College Road with Mrs. A reprelel'ltatlve of the ElBin Street sw_. eompany wao Jean Evans, Mrs. Esther Sylvespreoent at the meeting to dlo- ter, Mrs. Helen Hubbard, 11'11 cuoa hia ~ct. The city had Mrs. Karen Wercy tbe hostessreceiVed two bids for a new es. Games were played and priz-per, a Wll,)'l10. prlcnd at es won by Mrs. Lura Crooks, $9,500 wltll trade-ln, and an El- Mrs. Jean Allen 4111 Mrs. Paula lli>. priced at $9,795 with trado- SWatzeL Pink and blue streamers exID. tended !rom the ceiling light to Jim Wlgglna, chairman of the corners of a tessinet •. in which eomml- to lnveltlgate t h e the marur gift& were placed. cake, ptrcbuing of a new sweeper, ptmeh and mlnts were served. reeommanded that tile purehaa-. Guests besides those named 1ng be dolOYed until the commi .. were Mrs. Charlotte Nease and tee looked at the finances to ne Diana, Mrs. Margaret Eichinghow the purchue .... going to be er, Mrs. Non Houdashelt, Mrs. made. cooncu voted to accept Wlllla Hublard, Mrs. OpaiKloes, Wlaina' reconunerxlation. PT. Is Honored at Layette Shower . I..·, ~ .( .. "1 Jl '' VISIT BLESSINGS PT. PLEASANT - Mr. and Mra. Douglas A. Blenlng or Fort Wayne, fnd. , were gue.t• ol. Mr. and Mro. Roy Bleoolng Frldll)' and Salurday, enroute to the Blue Rldae mwntalM on a vocation trip. ll!los Myrtle BleBBIne or ~ wao a weekend auelt ~ her ponnta on Unooln Aveme. ARRESTS REPORTED PT. PLEASANT - Arrests 1'8corded at the count)' jail durq the weekend were Donald Leroy Martin, 24, Henderson; Homer Litchfield, 53, Rt. 3 Hen-- box. Holland sold 326 youlllo par- PLEASANT - Mrs. Hubbard ...I thanked the city tor the help already given. Improvements cited at t h e [lelds by Holland Included new light and poles, reoeatblg or bleachers, two new dug - out&, mounds, chest protectoro and ahln guards; bats of all sizes, baseballs, and more trophies awarded, with 126 being glyen this year. Holland stated the group took In apprmdmatezy $8,.200 this sea.sOO~and spent approximately $6,800 and had earmarked ano111er $1,000 towards conatruellllg a new conoosslon stand aDs press. ·Indictments Answered in Circuit Court PT. PLEASANT - Several persoos indicted last week by the Mason COunty circuit court grand jury appeared in court Monday morning to answer to their indictments. WUey L. Phelps of Pomeroy, lrdicted on the misdemeanor charge or assault 11"11 battery, entered a guilty plea and sentencing date of Nov. 1 was set. Phelps 18 !roe on $500 bond. Harold R. Russell, West Columbia, hdcted on the mlsd• October 14 was aet; Helen Wllson, Mason, charged with con-tributing to deltquency of mi- Houe ~ llapn-Uvoo. day. DISCHARGES Alien D. Acree, 1Mrs. Luey J, Butcher, Frank J. Dalton, Miss {)ne Divorce POINT PLEASANT - Meetings Noted PT, PLEASANT - Meetlago teheduled !or Holgltto U n I t e d Metmd:I.Jt Church membera are: Tueaday: Friendship cla01 meetblg at the church at 6:30 p.m. in the form of a covered dish aupper and business meetWednoaday: Bible IlDdy and prll)'er meeting at 7:30p.m. Choir members will}JJ'actl.ce at 8:35 p. ed on a teloo;y charge Thuraday: Momlng Bible otuey at 10 o'clock. ~ FALSE TEETH Do ral&e teeth drop, allp or wobble when you talk, eat, laua:h or cee~~e? Don't be abnoyed and. embanUied by •uch handleaPB. PASI££1 8, an alkaline (non -acid) powder to spl'ln· tle on your platea, teeJ)It'allll teetb more firmly .et. 01vn oonndent te!el· lnr l)f Hcur1tl' and added ~mtort. "• 'IHh)m>;: t""" -~' -'"""'· :Dentures tlin' flt an . ntJal to· health. See ycur ~uatll ftiUlarlf. Oet PASTBZTH " all clnll' counten. FABRICS ot teloni- divorce granted to Raymond Far~ rell Yonker, Jr., tram Sharon Lee Yonker, the plaintiff was granted care 1111 cus:tod7 of their infant cbildrerii the divorce of Betty Cl.rolyn Dur!t VII. Chris Lynn Durst was dismissed by reason or reconciltatioo; a crimInal order otyled state 0[ West Virginia vs. G1en Jolmson and PLEASANT VAlLEY HOSPITAL Robert COUe~lng tMt tile ADMITTED: Thomas Cleland, matters therein had been preRacine; Ruasell HollaOO, Sr., PL sented to the September, 1968, Plessant; Mrs. Ralph Anderson. and hod failed ID return an InWest Columbia; Mrs. Grift [)ur .. dictment, waa therefore dismiss~ bin, Pt Pleasant; Debra McGin- ed !rom the docket with the denis, Pt. Pleasant; Donald Lyons, fendants releaoed [rom bond. Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Arlie Rucker, Both Glen Jolmson and Robert Arbuckle; John Simpkins, Mason; Couch were OUegedly lnwlved Gregory Sullivan, Pt. Pleasant; in treapauiJ:w. on private pr~ Larry Meadows, Pl. Pleasant; percy In the PhUip Sporn plam Mrs, Linda Boyd, Mrs. June DeDa Hogg, PL Pleasant; Gar· strike and had been arrested oo Slyre, Mrs. Mary Jane Gibbs, don F. Young, West Columbia; warnnts slenecl by plant perMiss Janice Evans, Rose Mary Albert Rhodes, PL Pleaaont; sonneL Hmbard, ani Jimmy, Randy and Mrs. Harry Grimm. New Haven; Harry Stover, Gallipolis Ferry; Ricky Werry, Sendi~ g1fta were Miss Marie Patricia Morgan, Pt Pleasant. DISCHARGED: Mrs. IJouslas Houdashelt, Mrs. Genevieve Schnekter, Mr!J. Eldon Will, Mrs. Mitchell, Henderson; Mrs. Cllf.. Betty Hayes, '!drs. Clrl Hubbord, ford Jelters, Southside; Mrs. Mrs. Nancy Patterson, Mrs. Gordon Grigsby, Racine; Mae Irene Parker, Mrs. Wanda Neis- Plants, PL Pleasant; Barbara ler, Mrs. Eleanor Wingett, Mrs. Mccarty, PL Pleasant; Cheryl ~ Evans, Sr., Mrs. Helen Har- Watson, HeiXlenon; Mrs. Walter ris, Mrs. Helen Diddle, Mrs. Selby, PL Pleasant; Mrs. GIY· Christene Grimm and Mrs. Ada lord Thomas, Pt.. Pleasant; Debra McGinnis, PL Pleoasrt; Donold Slack. Lyons, PL Pleoaa~ Many home sewers save up to onHW.r when they sew their own. come and browse now. chac rhey have aeaucd rhe services of Mr. John Wroten factory trained consultant loi our S))Kial all daY' hcarin1 aid consuhalion. II you ,haft 1 hnrins hurir1g cnt, and demonttn.tion of all (he nA" Belrone Hearin,. fRESH BATTERIES ONE-HALf PRICE It you are 1 hearing aid user and rome in durin& our special htarin1 1id conaultation, you may purclwe a set of bacterin (Uitomer. Feallrin& Our Best Selections THE FABRIC SHOP 115 W. SECOND POMEROY, 0 Speeul for Thu DIJ 011J, lrl111 thlt 1d wltlo , ... It II worth $25.00 tho purchno ef onr now lelt- Hur1t11 AU. . . If rau con't c - In, ~Ill for h-o 8ftl'll-ollt. Ho obllptlon. -•rei COiftli 1•4 1M -~--'-- Mr. Woohtn •n• I do a .,_cill ho~rln1 pr........ that I we•W II.... llliH•• with 1 411110IIffed huri•l old ..,...,. Pltuo contKt . . 8t .., ....t. ...... ------------~-------~ ----~--~--~--------~ Clty Slngor S.leo & S..vlce & MeCallo P-ma 11•1ble to -· . ... ~-------- . . .~ - - - . , - - Mail Tltll ToUr TO: "1 I If you're a two-car family Nationwide can save you money. There are other liberalized benefits also available for those who . qualify. Find out today. I I I I: I II. - grmdpar.-rte, Mr. and Mrs. Al- another YNJ". Graduates from I I 1 I I I I Dbclples" from the book,wUI uctrcle or Prayer.w A !roe of. terlnS or $15.50 was token and It . .... declded to $2~ to medleal mlo•lcmo. For Bible Study, Mrs. !'Otto led the group In nvtew1ng Chap- Studies in PN BARBARA JONES Finegold and husbend, Lorry, left IDIIIf tor Y8ll' at ' least. Lorry gracmled from Ohio Calh>llo Church, certa1n11 hu State Unlverotto Ia August and our bolt wlobol lllr lmprored wiD be doing graduate work on health. Ht'o eurrently em a Jborl a Veterans AdminiStration atlleave from hiJ ~· ot tb • pend at the Unlversley of South dllrch, and my, how bo'o mill• Corollna. IUa major - cUn!cal ed. paychology. . Hero ilmdoy to hold ma11 no Bul>ara, an Ohio Unlvertlzy tile Rev. Fr. !ldwln MUI]lll.y, wiM> grawate, tor lha poll two yeoro oome 25 yean qo putored the Ilia been working with the n... dllreb. Ha hao a poriob at Jllrtment or state PeriOODel or Marlelts. Ohio. 9ie'o planning to locate some empiO)'IIIOnl once thay get ooltled In Columbia. Columbia, S. C. where they'll be meklne their heme tor a .fr I MRS, JIM CARPENTER, the rormer ~zy Parker ol. Rutland, will be combining buslnaoa wltll pleasure for the next tWo weeks. ~zy Ia here [rom Columbu• for a two-weeks'obaarvatlon_perlnd In the horne economics do- · pertment ~ the Melga L o c a I School Dlltrlet. 9ie and her ocm, Joy, are spending the Ume wltll her parents, Mr. end Mra. IJI>. mer Parker of RQtland. A oenlor Ia the School or Home Economies at Ohio !late Univer~ alty, &lzy made the deao'a honor list tor tlie 1968 sununer\IWU"· ter. ate had a 3,8 grade aver- .! ~ lj ft ltl' ago. THE REV. FR, JOHN TUrel, pastor or the Sacred H e a r t .! Elementary at I. f Mason Has 268 ,I ZIU:, 2ad. ZIU. 2ad. 1'11. tiJ.Jf72 1'11. 19J.Jt12 POliE~, l OHIO i .f ' ~: • WILLIAMS • ••• PAULEY I.I!LTONE HEARING AID CENTIR 504 1DTH STtllT . ~ .. ... \ •. Temple Hostess .--'lOw How Mrs. George HeiDaa was host.-eaa tor the ThuradiY nlgllt meet. IJW or tile Paot Chle!o or MlgDOIIa T-Ie Pythlan Slataro. Mrs. Ethel Stewart preelded at the meeting whioh opanod with pnyer. Mrs. Loulae Heine• wu a guest. Heporled Improved !rom Illness wao Mrs. Amanll Kasper. Hooteos !or the Oetober mootk¥1 wlll be Mrs. Doris Grueser. Gomes were played with prlz.. .eo be1JW awarded w Mra. Marprot Seldenoble, Mrs. LoiD"a Eloalolaln. Mrs. NetUe Hayeo, aDd Mrs. Karl Gruaaer. cake. 81Dd:wtcbes, aDd cotree were served tD thole ramed .~ Mro. HOill'l' Helbol, Mrs. Ella Sm1.tb. Mill 'I1Iebna Grueser, Mrs. Giadlo Olclder, Mrs. WIOo ,.. COOit, , and Mrs. Ellaa Kll· linger. Special An Plan Rummage Sale The Women's Sodety ~Chris­ dan Service ol the RuUand Unit. ed Mtlhodlst Church wUI hold a rummap llale at the Americu Le81on ball In Rutland Saturday bogilmlng at 9 a.m. Al\l'OIIO havIng I'OIIIJIIap to donate lilly leave II at tile home ol Mrs. Georp White, Rutland. Occasion Really Is-Sand FLOIERS . From DUDLEYS FLORIST 59 N. 2nd Ave. 992-5560 MIDDLEPORT Jf you're planning to builJ a home, or if your present heating s~tem needs to be replaud, call or wri~ tM Electric: Company and ask that a heating specialist talk with' You. No obliption, ol course! He'll be happy to explain why over I ,400 familit!! on our lines have switched ro flameless electric ~)ear. They got facts on cost, cleanliness .:.a: and . Then they installed electric heat. Oon"t be misled by wUd tales about cost! Get aU the NARROW facts! Then you"JI want to join the ranks 1.400 warm, happy, hofntowners who alr~Y heat tht: flamdn!i electric wtay. AND ·<Jail the MEDIUM E~trlc Company at 22s....tit11 in Columbus . Out~ick of Col~s. call our neare\it . ... busiM40Rice . li ~~ MASON - Friday Mrs, Marie Roush, principal of Mason Grade Jacklyn J e a n Seldenabel, School, announced t he enroll~ daughter of Mr. and Mr8. Jack Seklenabel, gracllated S u n d a y ment this year is 268. Teachers and the grades they [rom the Marietta School or Pracare teaching are, ft.rst grades, tero iS,Mcl14 o! Mark entitled, Uoal Nursing. Miss Ivy Sleeth and Mrs. Flos· "Before ·'ftie COck Crows, h' from Gracllatlon exerclaes tor the ale Allensworth; secon:l grade, the atudr book. Laura PJekens, 36 memhers or tile ola•• comMiss Helen metner, ani secorr:l pro-, read mlsolooarleo to pleting the 12-month course were and third grades, Miss Jane Bal.. be prayed tor, [oUowed by ID"'Y· held at 4 p.m. at the Marietta ley; third grade, Mrs. Karen or. High School. Brown. The October hootess wUl be 11!1&& Seldenabel gradusted Also, fourth grade, Miss Lor· Mrs. Plclam and devotlono and rrom POmeroy High School In ena Weiss, and Miss Wdred Bible IlDdy ey Ada Slack. Mro. 1967. "s.e wiD take the • t a t e Hawley, fourth atkl fltth grades; Hazel Clark, booteso, IOI'fed re- hoard examlnaUon Ia October. tlfth grade, Mrs. Pearl Reynolds; lrtshmenta. Gains to Marietta !or h e r sixth grade, Miss Lucy Bulmer; commencement besides her parspecial education, Mrs. Nancy ents were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Fleldo; aid in SPOclal educaUon, White. Mr. end Mro. Pbllllp Miss Margaret Buckalew, ani Smith, Darlene and Terry, Mr. aid in reading, Mrs. Charlotte and Mrs. Blaine Milhoan, Elslne, Coon. Tony and Mikel, Mill Palty Goegleln, and Roger Ouro. Mrs. Heines is ' of electric !!1.-iftO., b e...... ..,. . wlllecmalolotalll-orll'!' DliiOIIDB. AU - . . r .O.Ui The .Cheater .Grade S e h o o I _ . , and 1111- willie. PTA wiD mecit Monday at 8 - . e d . Retltstwd• IIIII. . p.m. It the o~l. The PJ'(181'am Mned. Sally Schaaf, OPeclal education teoeher In the RutloJid ochoolo ter, vialted over the weekend tor several years, received her ma1ter'1 degree ln tD.ICitiCII at wltll Mr. llld Mrs. WWlam Mor- Ohio Unlverait.Y in August. She's al11(e been atven a teleldnla!. rlo and Mr. and Mro. Martin olotantohlp at Ohio U, and alq with that wUJ be ccmtlnul>w her 11111dles. saii.y ~aides in Athens. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Smltll ol. COiwnbu1 vlolled here over HAPPINESS FOR MR AND MRS. Morlln Al>hott lo Mving tile tho ,...,end wltll tllelr ehildren, family back home. Their daughter, Vlvlau, her huablnd, Bllllnple, Kavla and Cbrlol)', 10IIo are tem- and the c011>le'o children wW arrive later t1t1a month [rom A!rl& porarUy reoldlng with t h e I r tor a several weeks' visit. Arxl then it wUI be back to Atrlca for On .Sept. 3rd Reedsville commurdty where Mr. Plckeno Ia a prominent farmer. Attending were Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Williams, Mr, and Mrs. Lyle Balderson and Kay, Reed.. viDe; Mrs. Katllryn Dietz and BUI Be'-'- an1 Mr and Mr Blll Wllllams, Lancaster; Mrs. Hirry Pickens and her brother, Den Erskln. Raclne; w. and Mrs. Harold sauer, Mary Ruth and Joy, Middleport, Route l; llfr. and Mra. WUUam Meredith, Chuck an1 Roger, Beverly; Mr. and Mro. Erne !It Whfteheed, Jean, Jane and Jull, and Mr. and Mrs. Denver Weber, David and Mark, HeedovDie. . ...... Mr. and MrL Gene Abbott ani dauatrtor; Lori, or Lancas- Ladies Meet Given on Anniversary A surprise celebration in obaervance or the 25th wedding annlvorury or Mr, and Mro. ~arren Plekeaa, Reedsville. waa field Sunday at Forked Run State Park. A ,_Oollered annlver••~ cake ., topped with e miniature bride ard groom centered the plonic table. Mr. and MrL Pickens Ore pr&o aented with a sterling ·slh•er cream and sugar set and an engraved tn3', . Warren Pickens and LUIIan Willlamo were married on Sept. 12, 1943 at the ReedoviUe Moth<>eliot per._e II¥ tile late Rev. E. L. Mlller. They ha'" Uved their entire marriage In tile i1!1Pe~sona/ Notes '!\ Emily Circle Surprise Celebration HUNTINGTON, ,WIST VIRGIN14 U7DI ' ' Hearinl.~d tales about the cost s JOHN WROT.EI! . 1-- ~" -·------- ----- ---- ----- - ~- ---------I I"' wa a dinner served Mr. and Mra. Robert Bur.... entertained !AJnday with a !amtly psrty -tng tllelr ocm, steve, and Jaeltle Caney, daugh. ter ~ Mr. and Mro. Jack Corsey on ~lr birthdays. A wleaer roast was held with 1co eream and c:ako belns aer. ved by the hoilo. Altendlng betldea lbe Robert Burocm and car.- lamllleo were Mrs. Locmo Bur1011, 111101 Mary Bur-. and Mloa Joan Buroon. Athena. PTA Will Meet Community By Charlene Corner••• Hoeflich jfM·;;;di:;;;;:·.·:·· '· · · · · : . bert Roush. • Mrs. Em est Powell read "'lbe Mr. and Mro. Charlea White Weaver," and Mrl. Parker read spent lblday Ia Che1Bj108ke, w. -·How 11da Old World H a 1 Va. vlllltlns relatlvea. Changed" and ''God ForRive Mn. Tom lam.areW and aons, Me." David and Ancto, were weekend Ccmteoto conducted II¥ 1\fro. guests of """ parents, Mr. end Max Eichinger ...,.. won by Mro. Mro. [)avid Ohlinger. Jamea Gilmore and Mro. BowMr. and Mrs. William Seien. Attending betldoa t h 0 I t pel, dall8bter, Clare, ani named were Mre. Lawrence EJJ~ Billy, ani Mrs. George Fry, lin, Mro. Paul Elohlnger, Mrl. eo of Columbuo, an1 MI•• Macarman Erans, and Paulo and bel Hyaell, Middleport, visited 1'arlutiY El cldnpr. Saturday at ·tile farm homo of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Ervin end children, near Recine. Mr. and Mro. Seipel had brought Mro. Fry here to visit her sisters, Mrs. Herbert Fink and Miu Hysell, while Mre. Laura Set~ pel accompenlos Mrl. Ruth Petlibone oo a trip to Florida. Mro. Fry makes her borne ln Columbus with her daughter, Mro. Laura Seipel. SYRACliSE - The ApoaUes Mrs. Jerr,y Graham ot Racine, Creed and Purpoae or United and her lOll, Allan .Graham ot Presbyterian Women were read COlumbus wer(l Saturc:t.,y dinner Ia unloon to gpen the meeting of aueota or Mr. and Mro. Harold the Emily Missionary Circle at Sauer, Mary Ruth and Joy. 1:30 p.m. Sept. 3 with a scripMr. and Mrs. Tom Watkins and lure veroe. sons, Tommy and Chris, Colum. Minutes or the last meeting bus, will come Wedoeaday tor a waa reed by aecretery Ado Slack. several ckys• visitw:lththelrparTreasurer Florence Potts re~ ento, Mr. and Mrs. WOllam Slapurled that Ajlportloomenl wes ter end Mr. and Mrs. Ora Wat.c1 $21.75 had been sent in. A kina. letter was read rrom Mrs. Har· Hanley Ccme, aon-ln.JaworMrs. ry Henry of AmeavUie ltatlng Gertrude Cabeen, aul!ered a that a Dlotrlet Ill Fall Presby- heart attock &mday evening and terlal meetblg wUI he held at the Is confined to Unlveralty Hosplt. Alexander Presbyterian Church al. on US 50 west or Alheno on Oct. 3. During tile ''placlngortheleast eoln, w Mro. Polto read, ''TrUe Sunday for Son IIIlA a· Aids. tor . You Are." .r---=--=----------=-=-=•am-=------• : ·I Your Nationwide has savfoins for I proble"', -.Mf.Wrciten~·aYi.te&rf:o!· ro come i'n" foi ' frft flidfonlt at half·price. Limil one set ro 1 BOLTS OF BARGAINS ' &hone i1 plated 10 announct int~: l1y read. N. Second Ave. Don"( miss rhi1 opponuniry Her• is your chance ro try lhe n,..·m and finnr Btlrone Hear· Mro. Paul Frlek preolded at the meeting c!urlng which time PAl were made for a rum~ maa, oale to be held em o.t. 4and ·5. Mro. Elcblnger dooaled a walker to the elub, Olllcero eleeted to1· tha 196889 year were Mrs, Frldt, president; Mrs. Elehtnger, vlee presdent; Mn. Robert Bowell, aeeretery; ~ Mro. Mix Elohlnaor, treai01J'er. A thank you card from the Theodore 'Pulllna ram. 992-5611 Middleport, Ohio Don't Netlect Slipping lnger. ELMER BUR"$ CENTER ~~ To _ . the meetlna, M r •· Parker read the 100th Paalm, there was the Lord'• Prayer Ia Wllooo and o1ng1ng or '-The &ilre We Get Topth:er,,. ucoun.t Your Bleesl.ngs, u and "Brigbten tile COmer Where Family Party Given Health Club met Tburaday night at the home or Mrs. Allen Eldl- COVERS ANY COLOR IN ONE COAT. THURSDAY SEPT. ·12 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. ----. m. Sever~ ous assault, also pleaded Innocent and trial date 0[ the week or Oct. 7 set; Frederick Mrurnlng, Ashton, charged with en-. terlng without breaking, a felony, will enter his plea on sep. tember 13. - 10, 1968 ~mont was aclmowledged when the Laurel Clll! Better aaL)). 80' TO HOLD FREE NEIIIII OOISULTITIOI - Ing. ~ A demotion wu made to the Plana were made tor the anPomeroy ameraoncy oquad and a nual potluck amdverury dinner contrlbutioo from Mill Lueretla "' be held at the home or Mra. Genhelmor !or UIO or hoapltal Bertha Parker. ONE-COAT HOUSE PAINl ea.rlng Cou·nse·lor ·Heights Ouuch The Dally Sentinel, ll!lddlepcjrt-Pomeroy, o., Mrs. Frick Elected President of Club KE trator non, entered an innocent plea a1 orders have been entered in and trial date was not set; Faye the ottlce of the circuit clerk signJetrers, West Columbia, lndlct- ed by the court, among them a 25, Glenwood, arrested on a peace ,, 1 •I .·' Court Grants meanor charge of trespassing, warront. P AVORS AMENDMENTS WASIIINGTON - Tenth Diotrlet C<logreaoman Clorence E. lllllor hu opoken Ia !nor or -menta ~ the Mallpower lloYeiapment and Training Aet IIIey eame boton the u. s. HOLZER HOSPrf AL: VIsiting hours Z-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents well done,"' and Yoted to buy ma. only on Pediatrics Ward. terlalo tor the ..,. eonceaslm ADMISSIONS Ralph Lewis, 701Jlk Second ani pre81bax Ia tile amount or Avi; Mrs. George P. Mlller, $850. The actlvit;y report or tha oJty 58 Pine st.; John W. Davl4oon, pollee department was read as 18$ Greenbrier Dr.; Miss Mar· oubmltted ey adef Jack Pylea tha E. Six, 492 Olk Dr.; Andrew showing tha department mem- Toler, Rt. I BidweU: Mrs. Jerry bers Investigated 17 aecldenta L. Nibert, Rt. I Galllpollo; Mrs. and arrested four drivers im'ol- GeraJd D. Johnson, Mason; Lew· ved; loaued 439 perking licketo is T. Taylor, Milson; Paul W. and two unlaw!lll )Jirklng lick- Taylor, Rt. 2 Pt. Pleasant; Cecil eta; made 15 road law arrests Kirk, Mason; .Rocky E. Roach, and 15 other misdemeanor ar .. Rt. 2 PL Ple..ant; KarenJ. Cnw· resta; served three justice of ford, Rt 1 Letart; Mrs. Frank peaee warrant, and worked a to- M. Reynolds, Milson; Mrs. Joon tal or 981 man houra. G. Grueser, Mason: Mrs. MiMayor Morgan reminded coun- chael E. Blaine, MtdtReportj carcU 0[ a meeting oo Sept. 19 ey W. Hull, Syracuse: Mrs. Rod[or a !llrther hearing and df.s.. ney c. Hysell, Pomeroy; Mrs. cusoton or PL Pleallnl boeom- Arnold J . H1.1>.P. Rt. 2 Racine; lng the !lrot in tile otate to have Mrs. Roy L. Dearing, Jackson; a naUonal emergency tumber Howard P. Uoyd, RL I Olk HUI: carl 0. Six, Rt. 1 Jackson; - 911 - ayotem. The financial otatement or the Mrs. Oakey Harless, Jackson; three clzy deportmento was read Mrs. Marloil F. W1lltson, Chaunohowlng the following balance• cey; Stace G. Peck, McArthur; Ople W. Swiney, SalldyviUe, w. oo Auguot 31, 1968 - City, $5,662.57; Water Works, $32,- Va.; Mrs. Chloe L Shatter, La~ 380.57; Sewer Fund, $22,510.19. caster; Mrs. MJnerva Kelley, Preaent were MQor Morgan, Coal Grove; Mrs. John M. CWP Clerk Patty Burdette, Attomey dy, Jackson; Leonard H. McPeak. R. G. Muagrave and cc:JUnCLl mem- Jackson; Mrs. Ray McGranna~ bers Bill WeHman, Wallace han, Ashland, Ky.; Mrs. James Slllltll, Jim Wiggins, Leonsrd RIC- W. White, Ashland, Ky.; Randall no, Jim Fisher, Reid DeolltUe, c. Evans, Rt. 3 Oak Hill. Wadear Thabet, Jack Fowler and BIR'111S Mrs. George P. Miller, 58 Russell Holland. Pine SL, daughter, 1:03 p.m. Monday; Mrs. Rodney C. Hysell, Pomeroy, son, 4:10 p.m. Mon- plead Innocent and trlal date or .,(, derson. both charged with in-toxication and William E. Deal, SALARIES RISE COLUMBUS (li:NS) - The av. •aae lalolll")' or Ohio's 92,532 lUll tbne teochero wao $7,353 In l t - . cornpsred to $6,482 In preY!oua yeoro. A report eomplled 1>¥ the Dlvloton at Comput. or Senlceo and StaUitlcal Reporll Ia Columbuf, showed the $871 averap increase lllarger thaD total lncreoaeo !or lbe pro...,, !our yeoro and dwble the averaae tor the Uniled State• [or tile poll JOir. Uclpaled In tile program I h I 1 seaaon. Holland and Ml.Uer were appllllded by llOUD<U !Or a "Job 5 or the . . . csa~;Cabinet space) ' • • of Ashlllnti.Gt#ollne ,~ "),,. "\,; -~· t;· ,. \Nereand :.... f: �' ' I Tho llolly Sentinel, Middleport-l'omeroy, 0. , Sept. 10, 1968 '· NOPE--MN'S 00WN MTH' COURTHOUSe · TOOAV, CAlfS WAtn' U INPOitMTIOM INADLitlll I · ..... O,.y MftN P'*llct~fl•M ......, ' .... . c.,_.,.,.. ..til ' ...... ,., ~~~- ett~HIIIIHctN • 2 SIGNS . . . ... ........ Oay ., Putll!aatlan T9M 01' IHULATtOIII Pvttl&s._r ,....,.." tM rlttll ., ,........... .... ,..,.. ..." .... QUALITY fe Mit ef Nfeet 'MIY ... ,._.... • ............. Th . .~llltMif Will . Rot ......""' ....m.... OATil ,., Want All . . t'I'ICI 1 .,... " ' wn .... MlftiiiiUIII "" ............ ..... ,....... cent t...rtkn• Cll1 .... 7k ceJ~Mno 11 . . . . ,., ..,.. "',.. 11 " " " , . , WIN II& ClnMCUtlft U ,.,. \ ••hi ... DIM:eultt en . . ~hi wHftla 11 daya. CAID QP TMANU & HITUAaY ~~'~~ · • 11.11 fM 11 -NI llllftiNurn. ••· aLtND...ADI . """""' ' *""··· ...,. ............ 1k CN,._ ,., ·-· Attver- OPPICI NOVII eA1 I.M. to S:M p.M. Dally "~ ••• t'l ll:tl ................ 1 Fors.le Pomeroy Motor Co. equipped, - matlc 1965 GMC PICKUP •.....•... . .. . .. .... •• $1195 8 Ft. F1eetside, good ti res, fi cyl. engine. Priced below market price. Pomeroy .Motor Co. 'POMEROY, OHIO I WISH to thank everyone for. the gifts and cards sent to me wbile l was confined to Holler Hospital. . ForRent Help Wanted Becky Roush, CAR HOPS, apply 1D per1011 at TIWLER LOTS. Bob's Moiiiie 11-IO.IIc Mlddleporl Court, Syracu.se. Oblo 111 Sllle Craw's steak House, Pome- Notice ' a...u. 4-<Ipeabr sound l)'llem. Pay only · t7'1.31, or monthly paymenta. !WILY tutc AMERICAN lllroo, loveiJ maple fbiJab, wilb .... otant on radio, AM 6 FM, 4opeed cbaDpr, dull Vlllame -trot llaJan<e <rl ftl.ll, or IIIOIIIIII1 JWB'- orfUtc "· PltoDe t8WI18. Call Pomeroy I;XPERT Wheel Alignment 614·992-2181 5~55 Rt. 124, Phone lltMIIIil. ..11-tfe Real Est• For S.le O'BRIIIN • CIIOIJ JUW.TY CXIIIPANY repair . • . •. IIENltY a.BLAND " ROlliN A!IP ~Q(IASCIE.IIn51" I/6/IE~ ~. D66CilloiD 'it> 1HEO(!;AN ~.,. ISSNUFfVON TH'JURV--~· -·' EIPEIIENCED EYINRUDE b~llttr Strvl~ SALES AND SERVICE 69 MODELS AVAILABLE SOON From the Larsest Trucll or Bullct>"r . RadlatDr "to ' The !mallei! H-r Core. Schwarzel •rlne · ILAETTNARS HackiiiiJiort, Ohio · Pomei'O)'· PHONE 667-3310 WMPO LEGAL NOTICE INFORMATION NEWS · NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Can No. 19918 Ettote of George H. Kenn9Cir, o... Wolfpen NO TRESPASSING or huntlni FULL TIME and pert time Ollloe -~· aervlce and grooming. PltoDe 111 my prvporty. Addle R. Rei.-- ...... C: IOIId , wortc. Phone 99UM3. 1-+«p TJWLER SPACE, ready to 1111Ul4J. 11 I lfe Notlu Ia h.rebr gi•an that Clyde boot up, private, pieiiiJ of JlartaD, Rl. I, Racine, Obkl. E. Kennedy of 34917 Anrte~poll• St., ~tp MALE OR FEMALE, full or room lor children ID p1q. Worn•, Mlchitan hoa been dulr apo Phone IJ9S 391M. S.1f.dc AKC Golclen Retriever puppiel, pert timo night or day, apply polnttd E•acutor of tht E1tota of 514 Alii Sl, Middleport. 1)11. Gaorve H. Kan""dy, daceoMd, l.te FOR TRADII'--Cub for 111In person BBF, Athens. Ohio. of Pomeroy, Melt• Countr, Ohio. M4ll. &»-ttc llqaes. William Romm, MidM-12tc Saturday '"'per guests or Mr. Cradltorl ore required to fila th.h Pets For S.le dleport. S.'Mitp claim• with laid fldyciar)' wilhlr and Mrs. Harley Johnson were 9CIINAUZERS, Ooc*en, Pood- KENN121EC PotaU., Ollrieii montht . WAITRESS , Write 668 V, In Harley E. Johnson, Terry, AUo lour lea and Weatles 'Whllo ~ Doted thl• 20th 4ay ofAI,IfU$t 1968. IIJ1toii, W 8 Dille WILL DO III!Wlng at home Johnson, and Robert, Jobn, Pegcare o1 The Dally Sentinel, ties'. .... bnedlng lied. GBO. H06SIEIIER,BROKER gy, Carmel and Barbara Murlippero, pockets, pegging. F. H. O'BRIEN Pomeroy, Ohio. II-I0-3tc llarlcaroo Kennela, Coo19Die, POI'ATOES, WATERMELONS, 1'0IIIEIIOY - I !loors !0 a to, phy. Also Peggy, Carmel and Proboto Judga of hemming, alterations, elc. County 0. 46'123. S.1NIIIc pbolle sa 2l5t ClaNnce l'l<lfstone construetllll, nceDent Barbara were Saturday over .. 8/27 9/ 3 ••lei Mrs. Freddie Thabet, Mason. 9/10 3tc Female Help Wanted 1111, PortlaDd. lor storage. $25011.00 Phone m5651. ~lfc night guests. TOY LADIES earn f25 an eveFor Sale MIDDLEPORT - Buslneal ol Carmel Murphy was a FriR ning demonatratlng toys and IT'S terrHlc lbe way we're sell- 1911 STEREO, loft1y walnut day overnight guest ot Patricia HAPPY HOUR, Shenang Springs JODr own, now operating. 0!>gifts . No investment. Color · LEGAL NOTICE <01110le with AM and FM raIng Blue Lustre lor cleaning portunlty lor couple. $20,tl00. Thoma. Nile Club, 5 kl 8 p.m. Mon. catalog. Car and phone nedio. autamatle Ooallog tum MJD!li.J!I'ORT RT. 1 - 51 rugs and upholstery. Rent Peggy aOO Barbara were FriNOTICI 011 A"IOINTidiiT day tbru Friday. Ladles nlgbt cesaary. Write Toy Ladles CUI No. 1e,• table. Tate over paymenll <rl electric •bampooer $1.. Baker A....,., large I room booae. I~ day overnight guests of their lar•to of LOIIJI MCLIMt l!ml' Friday. Utle Dew . . . . Party Plan, Jolmstown, Pa. $15.00 per mmtb or pay IJal. Notice 1a henby ll'YID thlt Dorlll Furnltunl. ll-t-61c ballos, front and hacl: porchel, grandparents, Mr. arm Mrs. Har- Da\llll of 'J'Uppon Plalu, Ohlo bu 11-111-ltp once due, $101.21. This lOt l<eeoing Meigs WILL DO Ironing In my home. good baaement, farm pond, ley Johnson. IIfton 4UIJ 1ppa!Mid Ad.mllll!!tn&ri& ur the Zltalo 'Of Lilah MeJ..aao. 0. aolcl much Jqber. 'l'rJ II III Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Smith, Phone 1192-5117. II-I0-3tc ANTIQUES, cut glau, fiinll. drilled woll and minerals. t'MMd, " Jete of 111111 Cowlt.J, ()ldo. Gallia and your home. Call 81M1118. grandsons, Kail, Kevin and CharMale Help Wanted Creditors are -requ.tred ta fUo tbo1J' tare. phone 1Jn.l147. f.6.6tc $13,000.00. elalml wttllo tli4 Dllllclu7 wttbiD four fUtc BELEN aDd VIRGIL TEAmiiD les Knapp were Sunday evenlna: monlhl. THE ANNUAL bomecomlng of DOUBLE YOUR lncmne. SaleaMason Area thLI II dar cl AIIJUt u.. man. full or pert time In your the MI. Hermon U. B. Church CORNER END table, ~~~~hot.\BIJOCIATES •m1 visitors of Mr. l.lld Mrs. Harley Dated P. M. O'IRIIN lnfo~med "As area. Contact bUJ!neaa and any, euellent condHlon. 10 PAYMENTS ol $15 ar $0 ,........ Jud.. of Mid CoiHtfr wW be held Sept. 15, 1968. tiYlWliJBE ~ • Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Harley E. JoJm. ;.. :~; •to; •n a1c caah. MIIII ..U 1111 sowiDc profesalooal people. U y o u Service begins at 9:30 a.m., Phooe IJn.llltl after 7 p.m. son, Tammy Cheryl and Terry Well As machiiie. Fai1J equipped ID have previous ae1l.lng or IDloUowed wltil a basket dlnuer Jl.l.«p were saturday eveniJW guests of lig zag, mate lwitiDnboJet, Ianglble eliJlOI'tence, tbil II III at noon. Aflerooon aervlce beMrs. Ada Slack of Syracuse. Entertained 1IIl1I8Ual money maklllg oppor. 10 a 20 Searl tralJer a1IIIIDI, - on buttona, ole. I 1110111111 Business ServfCII gins at 1:30 p.m. The •peak· LEGAL NOTICE Tammy and Cheryl Jolmson lunlty for you, $100 weokJy ..,... IDadlng ld~ $140. Brand old. CaD liZ a . t+etc er II Rev . Harold Holmes, . were Saturday overnight guests , . , _•• PILl.. i!i'jii_OO~. ., , . • . ,, ,.- . guarantee kl man meeting our fonnerly of the Syracuae Nac. .~ new. Phone IIIZal or .~ 1 · ?!·: t hetr~et, ,, ~ • Ada , .,.J.i~'oti':' .. ·..,.•r ·.-;. ] / i ~l HOTICC "·,i M . N41c TEMOO NATURAL GAB elmrequlremeuts. Write Immedi·· A~ ' illlrene. Special singing. Pub10 ;::,aack. • ' ' ' PnM.. C.rt . MAUDE DUVALL, who r••l~. et ,;, ' Jatlnihu.ter t wan tbermdltat, ately to Manager, Dra...,. 141, Omr' t! IL viti lic welcome. II-JI).5tp Mr. and Mrs. Harold GlllogTo u.. lb:aeutan or Vm'pl t utosw 730 S. Ao,;M, Po~MnGNGCilll~"'•· PaJnesvllle, Ohio 440'/'1. FIVE ROOM house, ,hath, 1J lli,OOO BTU. CaD tiH4'/1. 1y tamUy Aiban.v Mr. t:...th! -::-~..:cbofota.u..:~ :~:::;.tst, 1 ~~. 8s~J~, .t. U4lp a. Blllllfat. REVIVAL WILL BEGIN Sept. ....... Sell on land <0111riicl .utc and Mrs. Clinton GUkey and fam.. Ohio, vla;-tM •urvl ... l'!ll •pou.. , th• .,. Mln,.•oto· ond tN unknown ' • ll Ollt 16, at the Hobson CbrlltiaD Write Boz f68C, In care of l'nt or a . UMM"e! - a o •..... IIB!Ier hoh•, d•vl•"••' lot•'"•• CMIMinla .. I t tfe Uy o! Albany were weekend viait- th wilb Mil to 11M ~ .., attratora ••ecutor• ofNELLIE CLAY The Dilly SeittlneJ, Pw40). 110 ACRE farm, good koam Union Church witb Rev. Fred ora of their parents, Mr. and tu~ •41•Dtbll ...,. of tile SALLI~ LATHEY, ELVA LATHI!'f For S.le or Trade Mr Li oi R U. d'lf'emn.Uoaed pengao: STILES ESTA LATHEY GAAV!S H«p bouae, large barn, 40 acres Slloctley u evangelist. Ev- iDM COMET, 6 cyUncler, 1UJ1o. s. nc n usse blty C. DaU.,, 1AW't ~p. EMMER't.ATHEY, SAMUEL LATtt ~ llllable, ha!IIIC8 puture and AIR WNilliiONING ~ eryone cordlaUy Invited. PasmoUe, two door; 11167 Cbry.. Mr. and Mrs, Leo Smith Of M:tbc~=~ Mo. EY MARY LATHEY NELSON AND limber. One mlle off Ill, 111allon 1&'91ce. Jact'l Refill- Columbus were weekend visit- c"'• N'o. '11.131. r, .,, . SAiotAH A. WEST!= ALL, oil Ncet~a· tor O'Dell Manley. 11-11).6tc lor New Yooter, air eondl· It 1"1'. SKinl', U molar, oan, Pnda n.eber, Poawru, <*ct. od will ti:lh notice th.t WILLI,AM E..: oration, New a.-. lloiie ors of her mother • Mrs. s, A. cuo aenvllle. Oblo. Pboiie • pl.- MHm. N4le No. 11-. STIVERS, odflllnldrator of thw ,, .. tlooed, power brake&, steer~Dar~~. ( • lfe Wyatt. You aN baH'IIr ...ua.d tiW tM toto of Nallla Cla_y doc., on th. ht a . fUtc Rk'~ER ID Raclne reslIng and windowa. 4 door ... Mr and Mrs Ray Johnson and lnveatorlet aDd Apprailamrll ol day of A.ueuat, 19~ filed, hi• ,.. ... !len;a. • cer bills to be paid dan; 1913 Volkswagen; 19M 12 INCH SIMPLEX lrlller, J100C1 • • nw ..u... o1 tbo ............... tlon h• thrli Probate Court wUhJn W daughter of COlumbus, were deooued. laY of ld4 Cout.r, .-. for tho Countr of Molga cand.Jt-. of WJI1RLPOOL WABHER 6 drJ· by tilt .5lh of each month at u new, til. pboiie ti9UIO'I. Chevy •1119m•lk; 1167 eekend vi itor t Mr H 1 fliocl ID Udl eout. Jal4 11MDtortM Ohio ollotlltf thot It I• neti!aalf,.te er, eo.wen-, usedl-tbl, Racine Deportment Store. AI" w s s o s. e en 1111d Ape• "" wm 1Je for -... to aall "" reol oatato owno4· lty MuataDg, 6 cyudder automaJohnaon. ln1 Mlor. tiJII eaan oa a. ~na Nelli• Cloy dec. 1411 pay the ..-... alia Early American U'rini pUcatlGIIs lor wator taps, alia tic. FIIIIIII"ing available. Ph. Mrs Geneva Shumate to ......-. ~ of llptftaber. 11M. .t lNI of aol" Ne(llo Clo,;. ••I" rMl ' ... room II1dte. Call 8fUIIIII altAir • _....,..,.. o cloak A..ll. tot. ltolng ft1crlltM 01 foll..-a: · wator depolill DlUit COIItact m-6547, aftar 5 phone gn. USED PIANOS, me IIIIdlo uplng a few days with Mr. and _.., Pft'IOD dldrl!IC to tuo ... Sltuote4 In tho ViiiC!IJo of Hurrl· i p.m. Mac VIllage Clerk, Mae Cleland right, ... 1arp regular liP5148. i-ICI-IIc 1 Ml • u.r.tG iiiiUt fUe 111-. .at •onwll .. , Town1hlp of SCI,Io C.uno Mr &,. P au1 Pierce, ..D•""" ........., 0 .. 1f1Ut "'" claJo prlal' to .... daW " ' t .. Mill •• bel,. town lcit• •••• 16, right, Rutland Fumllure Co. neraville, after leavina Veterans ~~~ bud and. 1~ ontf tlln Wlltoft"• & -Irvin'• A4TWO END TAN.F:S, one collee Phone 7a.atl. tNip Memorlal Hoapltal uJd Court W. dol ., _... ot dltlon to tM Yillot• of Hetrlto~ . table. .... b1J rug, aD 1D • bor - . • ,IIIII ,.,. ,,... •.c•pt • ..,.n fMt WILL DO PAINTING, piUJDhlag. BuslnessOppartunlty Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reeves, . ' · H. O'U:IIN off o thto ,.,.h •IJI• ·of town lot Ill. good ...... tum, price nul& earpenler and eleclrlc wort EXTRA INOOME OPPORTUN· 1111 PORTABLE, sUgbtly used, son and da"m....o.r..IJ\..Jaw of Mr ,.... e1111 ....,..... TM r;•v-.of ••hf ~ttl.,. •• fer ue•...,.. ' C'=rll: ef .... CMtrt .·MttrM rtOtlon of tM rlghb, ,.,..,..,, able, pl.- 11111.1131, iUtp by contract or by hour. Pbone JTY. ReHable man or woman, .... eoerylblng without alt and Mr s. James Reeves, have ay IANIT 1. MMRtl ai'MI lion• of ,,. Clufe!Miont1 oM .,. Olelblre 38'1-'I&SJ. M-!Jip no oelllng, rel1l1 and eo1lect tarhments, over cut, daml. moved to their hmne In Middlea.wtY ettrtl thorlty to ••II •aid rool ••t... to · • 101 1-lt Ito t!I!Y Mltteo from .... type cOin opental mabo bultonbolea, ..... Ill USED HEATING equipment, porL . TM J*IIM flt~t -.,.. ·,..,.tlonf!4 ooe pa Door furnace, 80,000 SEWIIfu MACRl!IES, repolr YAllll SALE. Bouoebold a n d dlspen8en 1D your aru. BeMrs. Helen Johnson was arebultlml. In good condltkln; will lvrt~! toll• I!Otlco ·.tl'llt thov BTU, tiiO; ooe 8111 upllo fur. servlet1, all mabo. WY 1- cent visitor of her ... and....... If you fiDd that ... leellt. ha.,. r••" .... portl•• ...,.,..,,.,to misc. , Satur.iay, Sept. It, 144 come our dlstrlbnlor. MIISt · f" .1'1 per month, or full price u.u- of the eoJope yoll ue vaJ1- Mid petition end thc.t .... , Ol'tl l'tl• lllf. 'nle P'ahrle ShoP. JlotD. aace to,OOO BTU, • : t gas South Pearl St., Middleport. have car, re!ei-. • to of $4UI. For lree home . . Mr. and Mrs. James labelloo qufeld.y~ a.e ume t'"'d to an••• tho ...... on ., a... · eroy, Aullubed Singer Salea ghter-ln-law. cln:ulatlng boalera fall. Johnion Jamie Sue and Todd lr•-·-ln • . or--- o'" ,,.Auguot 12 do~ of o......, 19611. Oblo. .Ute $11150 cub IDveabnent. _ . lllGIISiratlon. caD 111:1-D. 7. 1968. and Bor vlee. We Sharpen $10 aDd up; ... coal llloka' ed by equipmeiit and ln..... ol Pomeroy. venlorl. Tllo aleoilol Ilia& II t-IM< ~. 144ft! -•·•--~ fa II f WILLIAN E. STIVERS, • witb ~ f/5 ; ... oil tory. Ton boors weekly eaD Wanted To Buy Mr. and Mra. Cecn Gillogly ~-mo ponwo1 A'~'"''"•'"' .,,,. """'" ecm•aadon ~ $10; used and tamlly ot Athens were s.... leadlte evapdrale aDd with U •'"""'• oloy • net eaceDml Income. For SI!:NG. dlgen, giMeng ._ lb., CJGARB'M'I!i niiiiing m•111w day vi ttor of Mr and Mr lbe frlll'IUICe widlo lbe eo• coal furaaceo, blowaw. ..,.,. J. B. O'BRIEN, S • S. IJate ol ..-taJu AttofM)' f.,. Adllli' , personal Interview, ..... 1I'OIID OORN PlatER, IW o onaie root fUO lb., Col. Seal and Ntk:e. ABC Eoleli*lrc4 . EverettI Lambert. old lllolben, Pom&O), pboiio . 'IIeJ a Cl'ellll . 8113 8/20 1/27 9/3 9/10 9117 , .. ..., mounted complete with eluding pbone Dliiiiber, to Caltl.ll lb. B1U Baney' Roedlu-t, W. Va• ..._ 77WIII• Mrs. Armlt Wears and 111m- II mach ~er. • Ziti. M.tfe IDOIIIlllng kit for 100 ....... Ton Supply Oompai!J, IDe., IMe Uy of Albolll', were Tuesday vlalt-· tutc 180 Bryan Ave., Lollnglon, trador, 1968 Honda 3116 Senm- OOUNTRY 11011!, I'GOIIll ors of Mr. and Mrs. Hershel bler, Clllford Wooten. Rl. I, ltentucky 405GI. N«p ANTIQUES. fumltunl, dtsbeo. bath, fundlbed. oae acre lot, Weara. Albany, pl.- - I. llllsceOIUIOOWI. Mrs. Rowan! •lqmlmnn llcllng, llcrm ..... •tNtp Cecll, 180 w. Main St., Forbnf dowlllid doan. camplele ftiJ. 1.a.tf< FURNISHED and IIIIfurn1lbeol IJoill' conr~r~~. ClGod lhapa. aparlmeiiii. Cloae to ldlool. 11181 VOLKSWAGEN, In ....,1OrtiJ If 1nler filled In bu1IDI lent conditiOn, call 71UIIS3 Public S.le Pbone IIJIIM. l..lloUc -..:L Ida M. Oan, Boz II, •lo.ate 1UCTION, SATURDAY, SEPT. Portland, <ldo. . tNip 14, I :30 p.m. The following TRAILER SPACE, aD utl1ltleo personal property of the late ulllable. JDqulnl 1M Mulber- IITERBO AM-FII ndlo, .... n VOLKSWAGEN, two door lne walnut !inllh. f.lpeed . . James L. Nartln wiD be aold ry after 3 or I p.m. WrltAt P. seda, doiiiQ model, tomalk cbaDpr, 1118 modem at tbe residence 1ocaled on 0 . 8oi< 425 PWG)I. 14-tfe l!lldanlilll 1. ..lHtp COIIIOie. IOld for $Zit.l5. Will . 111Z State. Rl. 124 at the upper corporation of Pomeroy. Fril- P'UIINISIIED GARAGE Ilplrto · ..u "' reliable pm, r o r $114.50 tub cr fl.lll per COON HOUNDII, Alvin Myon, ldaln! refrigerator and range, mont Ill lJncoln mn. Utlllllll Rl. 1, Reeclmllo Gil Silver base cabinet, kitchen bar peld; adults aaJy . Phone ... . 1110111h. CaD lfJ Ul i. t-IMk Rid&• Rolcl. t-lhp and stools, dish washer, Hoo•. ..tt.tfe REFRIGERATOR, c:almoll, ver automatic washer, dryer , gas stoves, two electric beat- '1'HREI! ROOM lumlshed aput. bedJ, ele., 471 s. Thin! Sl, CIIIIIUAHUA Pappiel, I 1Mb old, Pboae w ... .,hp Middleport. &:1cJon Walbum. en, 9 piece dining room meiii, ~ liZ • . ......, Phone ...21011. f.IN!e 5Uite, extra nice , 5 piece B~n ~o-40 years of aae, work In expandIHI RONDA 11011 Super llawlt, GOOD not 1n 111a COUillry, m btdloom suite, lb:Milo couch, Hill ICiaa1 mllea, . .. Phone ....... IIId bath, tine bedcir<ular davenport, a IIUDiber IIJ, lial branch. U.st .be able IIU'IIS. f.tNtp J'OOibl, ...... ....... •4. ..., of cbalrs, one Cllllour chair, HelpWented room and prop, has oil oaffeo table, step tabl!l, 111'1alq on $90.50 P!W for 1st .U.. Jab Is beat and II lno!d •ted • clriJ1ed llnl desk, Westingbouae TV, lull- S1nht well and IIJII'lng boule, larll ......-If player and I 8UIIdl, RADIO AND TV REPAIR, boule plllljiipd•.~ 1-l*y. Exclllllt ~ b radio, 8111pllller, plasllc lamealll, ..... ale ml ... . " · •andlllaue~ora . • . • • 1 o..u pasture lor a poiil' cr cow lnalinl Jll'ell, two sweepers, ...UeHm Joba ~ '101 ......., st., IIJddllpnrl, irobiDC boanl, folding chairl, H desired, ldlool bill ..,. ol lila door. Located In a I"" 1.... picturea, books, P- ·• IU 7-14-Ue jUkl. peoceful valley a lnr ~ttAM~OCK MOTEL, ROOIIl~ · jlordl furnltunl and maay CUB'IDB Ia ,,., IInke ., mlmiieo drl.. from IIMIDe. Items not Usted. Cora l!eeg· ,'SEP·T.lD-7'109'PII, ':oil !IIlier Weal, ......... Je, AdmlnlJtralr!I. Terma 11 tlllfceut bnedl, catlle . . . Mile ';, ' . ' . . . . lnoJdl ., . . budor, CMb, not respo1111ible for acPmllr • •,, ~ ddeall, uJe by Bradford 4PII Audloa Co., .... 116. Racine, I'IIRNISRED TWO BBDROOII ..., • 1 Coohllle. APAB'I'IIDJT, IMIJeport, Olllo. " - IINI21. HOBSTETTIR ·REALTY ."•"' -GUARANI'EEDPHONE 992-2094 REWING MACIIIME: ftll - - POMEROY - I atory lnme, I Pomeroy Home & Autol lng machine deltgned bedn>ams, bath, bu"'*ll, daDy to meet aD ,.,., - ; . . E. Main ~ large carpol1, I loll. fUIO.IO. lng roqulrementa lor IIIIII)' POMBIIOY .- I story frame, I ' years. Makes beautiful deopartments, S room IIooiiie, signs. sewn on buttons, ole. llqe cement lllodc pnce, Pay only tfS.IIII, or montbJy .,lU'I'OIIOBIIJ!l JniW- '*atra loll. $1,000.011. payments. CaD m-3218 and II'ORYI RUN - 31 ICI'!I, 011 - " " " LGII Jllllr O)lll'do uk lor lree deiiwmab atlon. lr'l llconle? CaD • :II !1. blacktop road, 4 room boule) M-81c I U lla s outbutldlnp, needl Jots or POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy miDtatunl, fl5 and up. Stwl . BALLS CIFIRE U All '68's Reduced ........,!.- OPEN llVES. 1:00 P.M. roy. Mil ... - changer, Call m&ll. R9BIN MALONE . Business Services SOLID STATE llereo, 1111 walnut COIIIOie model, radio 67 CHEV. BEL AIR . • •.. • • •••• • • • • •...• •$2395 Less than 16,000 mil es by local owner. VS engine, Powerglide trans. , radio, ' ivory ove r blue finish. WhitewaU tires s how little wear. 4 door. 66 CHEVELLE • •• .• • • ... • , •• •. ••••• • ••$1995 4 door HT , local owner , low mileage car, beige finish with matching interior , w~s..w , like new, V8, auto. trans., P. S. , r adio and heate r . Card of Thanks ' .. A LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching Want Ads Bring Top Grade Results presents News, Notes LOCAL REPORTS DAILY . AT 7:50 A.M. ·tz .NOON 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. ...ue - - -- --- "\ c.. .... . " u:::"-J " and or and ·..: !: . • r!:-P:: • .----.... = ....--.. eta" --- Clean Cut App~arl·ng Neat Men to flctlllr to·PI week ........ •••••• • I •IHie --··- ... IN MI'D'EPOII ·COfltAQ FArt&WUY •••••rt~o. ,. ·, -~ .,ealllal ..,. . . PAST MV 1AROMtl4 E\'£14 SIIOIJI.D 1ltEY U6l! "' ~Ni' •:na • Lit<£~ llHEJIJFf """"'<En: .., .....wt BE11' IA'<ISHI'I' ......, ...... ee, _ , IIIJT ·OUR HOST! -LE'T'G PlAY HIS GAME FOR A Y4HILf! .P,.. c:- v... COOJLD HE aJtiGIOERS HIM8ELF ONE 15 I!NOtJEiH 10 60 AI'.QUND: · �' ' I Tho llolly Sentinel, Middleport-l'omeroy, 0. , Sept. 10, 1968 '· NOPE--MN'S 00WN MTH' COURTHOUSe · TOOAV, CAlfS WAtn' U INPOitMTIOM INADLitlll I · ..... O,.y MftN P'*llct~fl•M ......, ' .... . c.,_.,.,.. ..til ' ...... ,., ~~~- ett~HIIIIHctN • 2 SIGNS . . . ... ........ Oay ., Putll!aatlan T9M 01' IHULATtOIII Pvttl&s._r ,....,.." tM rlttll ., ,........... .... ,..,.. ..." .... QUALITY fe Mit ef Nfeet 'MIY ... ,._.... • ............. Th . .~llltMif Will . Rot ......""' ....m.... OATil ,., Want All . . t'I'ICI 1 .,... " ' wn .... MlftiiiiUIII "" ............ ..... ,....... cent t...rtkn• Cll1 .... 7k ceJ~Mno 11 . . . . ,., ..,.. "',.. 11 " " " , . , WIN II& ClnMCUtlft U ,.,. \ ••hi ... DIM:eultt en . . ~hi wHftla 11 daya. CAID QP TMANU & HITUAaY ~~'~~ · • 11.11 fM 11 -NI llllftiNurn. ••· aLtND...ADI . """""' ' *""··· ...,. ............ 1k CN,._ ,., ·-· Attver- OPPICI NOVII eA1 I.M. to S:M p.M. Dally "~ ••• t'l ll:tl ................ 1 Fors.le Pomeroy Motor Co. equipped, - matlc 1965 GMC PICKUP •.....•... . .. . .. .... •• $1195 8 Ft. F1eetside, good ti res, fi cyl. engine. Priced below market price. Pomeroy .Motor Co. 'POMEROY, OHIO I WISH to thank everyone for. the gifts and cards sent to me wbile l was confined to Holler Hospital. . ForRent Help Wanted Becky Roush, CAR HOPS, apply 1D per1011 at TIWLER LOTS. Bob's Moiiiie 11-IO.IIc Mlddleporl Court, Syracu.se. Oblo 111 Sllle Craw's steak House, Pome- Notice ' a...u. 4-<Ipeabr sound l)'llem. Pay only · t7'1.31, or monthly paymenta. !WILY tutc AMERICAN lllroo, loveiJ maple fbiJab, wilb .... otant on radio, AM 6 FM, 4opeed cbaDpr, dull Vlllame -trot llaJan<e <rl ftl.ll, or IIIOIIIIII1 JWB'- orfUtc "· PltoDe t8WI18. Call Pomeroy I;XPERT Wheel Alignment 614·992-2181 5~55 Rt. 124, Phone lltMIIIil. ..11-tfe Real Est• For S.le O'BRIIIN • CIIOIJ JUW.TY CXIIIPANY repair . • . •. IIENltY a.BLAND " ROlliN A!IP ~Q(IASCIE.IIn51" I/6/IE~ ~. D66CilloiD 'it> 1HEO(!;AN ~.,. ISSNUFfVON TH'JURV--~· -·' EIPEIIENCED EYINRUDE b~llttr Strvl~ SALES AND SERVICE 69 MODELS AVAILABLE SOON From the Larsest Trucll or Bullct>"r . RadlatDr "to ' The !mallei! H-r Core. Schwarzel •rlne · ILAETTNARS HackiiiiJiort, Ohio · Pomei'O)'· PHONE 667-3310 WMPO LEGAL NOTICE INFORMATION NEWS · NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Can No. 19918 Ettote of George H. Kenn9Cir, o... Wolfpen NO TRESPASSING or huntlni FULL TIME and pert time Ollloe -~· aervlce and grooming. PltoDe 111 my prvporty. Addle R. Rei.-- ...... C: IOIId , wortc. Phone 99UM3. 1-+«p TJWLER SPACE, ready to 1111Ul4J. 11 I lfe Notlu Ia h.rebr gi•an that Clyde boot up, private, pieiiiJ of JlartaD, Rl. I, Racine, Obkl. E. Kennedy of 34917 Anrte~poll• St., ~tp MALE OR FEMALE, full or room lor children ID p1q. Worn•, Mlchitan hoa been dulr apo Phone IJ9S 391M. S.1f.dc AKC Golclen Retriever puppiel, pert timo night or day, apply polnttd E•acutor of tht E1tota of 514 Alii Sl, Middleport. 1)11. Gaorve H. Kan""dy, daceoMd, l.te FOR TRADII'--Cub for 111In person BBF, Athens. Ohio. of Pomeroy, Melt• Countr, Ohio. M4ll. &»-ttc llqaes. William Romm, MidM-12tc Saturday '"'per guests or Mr. Cradltorl ore required to fila th.h Pets For S.le dleport. S.'Mitp claim• with laid fldyciar)' wilhlr and Mrs. Harley Johnson were 9CIINAUZERS, Ooc*en, Pood- KENN121EC PotaU., Ollrieii montht . WAITRESS , Write 668 V, In Harley E. Johnson, Terry, AUo lour lea and Weatles 'Whllo ~ Doted thl• 20th 4ay ofAI,IfU$t 1968. IIJ1toii, W 8 Dille WILL DO III!Wlng at home Johnson, and Robert, Jobn, Pegcare o1 The Dally Sentinel, ties'. .... bnedlng lied. GBO. H06SIEIIER,BROKER gy, Carmel and Barbara Murlippero, pockets, pegging. F. H. O'BRIEN Pomeroy, Ohio. II-I0-3tc llarlcaroo Kennela, Coo19Die, POI'ATOES, WATERMELONS, 1'0IIIEIIOY - I !loors !0 a to, phy. Also Peggy, Carmel and Proboto Judga of hemming, alterations, elc. County 0. 46'123. S.1NIIIc pbolle sa 2l5t ClaNnce l'l<lfstone construetllll, nceDent Barbara were Saturday over .. 8/27 9/ 3 ••lei Mrs. Freddie Thabet, Mason. 9/10 3tc Female Help Wanted 1111, PortlaDd. lor storage. $25011.00 Phone m5651. ~lfc night guests. TOY LADIES earn f25 an eveFor Sale MIDDLEPORT - Buslneal ol Carmel Murphy was a FriR ning demonatratlng toys and IT'S terrHlc lbe way we're sell- 1911 STEREO, loft1y walnut day overnight guest ot Patricia HAPPY HOUR, Shenang Springs JODr own, now operating. 0!>gifts . No investment. Color · LEGAL NOTICE <01110le with AM and FM raIng Blue Lustre lor cleaning portunlty lor couple. $20,tl00. Thoma. Nile Club, 5 kl 8 p.m. Mon. catalog. Car and phone nedio. autamatle Ooallog tum MJD!li.J!I'ORT RT. 1 - 51 rugs and upholstery. Rent Peggy aOO Barbara were FriNOTICI 011 A"IOINTidiiT day tbru Friday. Ladles nlgbt cesaary. Write Toy Ladles CUI No. 1e,• table. Tate over paymenll <rl electric •bampooer $1.. Baker A....,., large I room booae. I~ day overnight guests of their lar•to of LOIIJI MCLIMt l!ml' Friday. Utle Dew . . . . Party Plan, Jolmstown, Pa. $15.00 per mmtb or pay IJal. Notice 1a henby ll'YID thlt Dorlll Furnltunl. ll-t-61c ballos, front and hacl: porchel, grandparents, Mr. arm Mrs. Har- Da\llll of 'J'Uppon Plalu, Ohlo bu 11-111-ltp once due, $101.21. This lOt l<eeoing Meigs WILL DO Ironing In my home. good baaement, farm pond, ley Johnson. IIfton 4UIJ 1ppa!Mid Ad.mllll!!tn&ri& ur the Zltalo 'Of Lilah MeJ..aao. 0. aolcl much Jqber. 'l'rJ II III Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Smith, Phone 1192-5117. II-I0-3tc ANTIQUES, cut glau, fiinll. drilled woll and minerals. t'MMd, " Jete of 111111 Cowlt.J, ()ldo. Gallia and your home. Call 81M1118. grandsons, Kail, Kevin and CharMale Help Wanted Creditors are -requ.tred ta fUo tbo1J' tare. phone 1Jn.l147. f.6.6tc $13,000.00. elalml wttllo tli4 Dllllclu7 wttbiD four fUtc BELEN aDd VIRGIL TEAmiiD les Knapp were Sunday evenlna: monlhl. THE ANNUAL bomecomlng of DOUBLE YOUR lncmne. SaleaMason Area thLI II dar cl AIIJUt u.. man. full or pert time In your the MI. Hermon U. B. Church CORNER END table, ~~~~hot.\BIJOCIATES •m1 visitors of Mr. l.lld Mrs. Harley Dated P. M. O'IRIIN lnfo~med "As area. Contact bUJ!neaa and any, euellent condHlon. 10 PAYMENTS ol $15 ar $0 ,........ Jud.. of Mid CoiHtfr wW be held Sept. 15, 1968. tiYlWliJBE ~ • Johnson. Mr. and Mrs. Harley E. JoJm. ;.. :~; •to; •n a1c caah. MIIII ..U 1111 sowiDc profesalooal people. U y o u Service begins at 9:30 a.m., Phooe IJn.llltl after 7 p.m. son, Tammy Cheryl and Terry Well As machiiie. Fai1J equipped ID have previous ae1l.lng or IDloUowed wltil a basket dlnuer Jl.l.«p were saturday eveniJW guests of lig zag, mate lwitiDnboJet, Ianglble eliJlOI'tence, tbil II III at noon. Aflerooon aervlce beMrs. Ada Slack of Syracuse. Entertained 1IIl1I8Ual money maklllg oppor. 10 a 20 Searl tralJer a1IIIIDI, - on buttona, ole. I 1110111111 Business ServfCII gins at 1:30 p.m. The •peak· LEGAL NOTICE Tammy and Cheryl Jolmson lunlty for you, $100 weokJy ..,... IDadlng ld~ $140. Brand old. CaD liZ a . t+etc er II Rev . Harold Holmes, . were Saturday overnight guests , . , _•• PILl.. i!i'jii_OO~. ., , . • . ,, ,.- . guarantee kl man meeting our fonnerly of the Syracuae Nac. .~ new. Phone IIIZal or .~ 1 · ?!·: t hetr~et, ,, ~ • Ada , .,.J.i~'oti':' .. ·..,.•r ·.-;. ] / i ~l HOTICC "·,i M . N41c TEMOO NATURAL GAB elmrequlremeuts. Write Immedi·· A~ ' illlrene. Special singing. Pub10 ;::,aack. • ' ' ' PnM.. C.rt . MAUDE DUVALL, who r••l~. et ,;, ' Jatlnihu.ter t wan tbermdltat, ately to Manager, Dra...,. 141, Omr' t! IL viti lic welcome. II-JI).5tp Mr. and Mrs. Harold GlllogTo u.. lb:aeutan or Vm'pl t utosw 730 S. Ao,;M, Po~MnGNGCilll~"'•· PaJnesvllle, Ohio 440'/'1. FIVE ROOM house, ,hath, 1J lli,OOO BTU. CaD tiH4'/1. 1y tamUy Aiban.v Mr. t:...th! -::-~..:cbofota.u..:~ :~:::;.tst, 1 ~~. 8s~J~, .t. U4lp a. Blllllfat. REVIVAL WILL BEGIN Sept. ....... Sell on land <0111riicl .utc and Mrs. Clinton GUkey and fam.. Ohio, vla;-tM •urvl ... l'!ll •pou.. , th• .,. Mln,.•oto· ond tN unknown ' • ll Ollt 16, at the Hobson CbrlltiaD Write Boz f68C, In care of l'nt or a . UMM"e! - a o •..... IIB!Ier hoh•, d•vl•"••' lot•'"•• CMIMinla .. I t tfe Uy o! Albany were weekend viait- th wilb Mil to 11M ~ .., attratora ••ecutor• ofNELLIE CLAY The Dilly SeittlneJ, Pw40). 110 ACRE farm, good koam Union Church witb Rev. Fred ora of their parents, Mr. and tu~ •41•Dtbll ...,. of tile SALLI~ LATHEY, ELVA LATHI!'f For S.le or Trade Mr Li oi R U. d'lf'emn.Uoaed pengao: STILES ESTA LATHEY GAAV!S H«p bouae, large barn, 40 acres Slloctley u evangelist. Ev- iDM COMET, 6 cyUncler, 1UJ1o. s. nc n usse blty C. DaU.,, 1AW't ~p. EMMER't.ATHEY, SAMUEL LATtt ~ llllable, ha!IIIC8 puture and AIR WNilliiONING ~ eryone cordlaUy Invited. PasmoUe, two door; 11167 Cbry.. Mr. and Mrs, Leo Smith Of M:tbc~=~ Mo. EY MARY LATHEY NELSON AND limber. One mlle off Ill, 111allon 1&'91ce. Jact'l Refill- Columbus were weekend visit- c"'• N'o. '11.131. r, .,, . SAiotAH A. WEST!= ALL, oil Ncet~a· tor O'Dell Manley. 11-11).6tc lor New Yooter, air eondl· It 1"1'. SKinl', U molar, oan, Pnda n.eber, Poawru, <*ct. od will ti:lh notice th.t WILLI,AM E..: oration, New a.-. lloiie ors of her mother • Mrs. s, A. cuo aenvllle. Oblo. Pboiie • pl.- MHm. N4le No. 11-. STIVERS, odflllnldrator of thw ,, .. tlooed, power brake&, steer~Dar~~. ( • lfe Wyatt. You aN baH'IIr ...ua.d tiW tM toto of Nallla Cla_y doc., on th. ht a . fUtc Rk'~ER ID Raclne reslIng and windowa. 4 door ... Mr and Mrs Ray Johnson and lnveatorlet aDd Apprailamrll ol day of A.ueuat, 19~ filed, hi• ,.. ... !len;a. • cer bills to be paid dan; 1913 Volkswagen; 19M 12 INCH SIMPLEX lrlller, J100C1 • • nw ..u... o1 tbo ............... tlon h• thrli Probate Court wUhJn W daughter of COlumbus, were deooued. laY of ld4 Cout.r, .-. for tho Countr of Molga cand.Jt-. of WJI1RLPOOL WABHER 6 drJ· by tilt .5lh of each month at u new, til. pboiie ti9UIO'I. Chevy •1119m•lk; 1167 eekend vi itor t Mr H 1 fliocl ID Udl eout. Jal4 11MDtortM Ohio ollotlltf thot It I• neti!aalf,.te er, eo.wen-, usedl-tbl, Racine Deportment Store. AI" w s s o s. e en 1111d Ape• "" wm 1Je for -... to aall "" reol oatato owno4· lty MuataDg, 6 cyudder automaJohnaon. ln1 Mlor. tiJII eaan oa a. ~na Nelli• Cloy dec. 1411 pay the ..-... alia Early American U'rini pUcatlGIIs lor wator taps, alia tic. FIIIIIII"ing available. Ph. Mrs Geneva Shumate to ......-. ~ of llptftaber. 11M. .t lNI of aol" Ne(llo Clo,;. ••I" rMl ' ... room II1dte. Call 8fUIIIII altAir • _....,..,.. o cloak A..ll. tot. ltolng ft1crlltM 01 foll..-a: · wator depolill DlUit COIItact m-6547, aftar 5 phone gn. USED PIANOS, me IIIIdlo uplng a few days with Mr. and _.., Pft'IOD dldrl!IC to tuo ... Sltuote4 In tho ViiiC!IJo of Hurrl· i p.m. Mac VIllage Clerk, Mae Cleland right, ... 1arp regular liP5148. i-ICI-IIc 1 Ml • u.r.tG iiiiUt fUe 111-. .at •onwll .. , Town1hlp of SCI,Io C.uno Mr &,. P au1 Pierce, ..D•""" ........., 0 .. 1f1Ut "'" claJo prlal' to .... daW " ' t .. Mill •• bel,. town lcit• •••• 16, right, Rutland Fumllure Co. neraville, after leavina Veterans ~~~ bud and. 1~ ontf tlln Wlltoft"• & -Irvin'• A4TWO END TAN.F:S, one collee Phone 7a.atl. tNip Memorlal Hoapltal uJd Court W. dol ., _... ot dltlon to tM Yillot• of Hetrlto~ . table. .... b1J rug, aD 1D • bor - . • ,IIIII ,.,. ,,... •.c•pt • ..,.n fMt WILL DO PAINTING, piUJDhlag. BuslnessOppartunlty Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reeves, . ' · H. O'U:IIN off o thto ,.,.h •IJI• ·of town lot Ill. good ...... tum, price nul& earpenler and eleclrlc wort EXTRA INOOME OPPORTUN· 1111 PORTABLE, sUgbtly used, son and da"m....o.r..IJ\..Jaw of Mr ,.... e1111 ....,..... TM r;•v-.of ••hf ~ttl.,. •• fer ue•...,.. ' C'=rll: ef .... CMtrt .·MttrM rtOtlon of tM rlghb, ,.,..,..,, able, pl.- 11111.1131, iUtp by contract or by hour. Pbone JTY. ReHable man or woman, .... eoerylblng without alt and Mr s. James Reeves, have ay IANIT 1. MMRtl ai'MI lion• of ,,. Clufe!Miont1 oM .,. Olelblre 38'1-'I&SJ. M-!Jip no oelllng, rel1l1 and eo1lect tarhments, over cut, daml. moved to their hmne In Middlea.wtY ettrtl thorlty to ••II •aid rool ••t... to · • 101 1-lt Ito t!I!Y Mltteo from .... type cOin opental mabo bultonbolea, ..... Ill USED HEATING equipment, porL . TM J*IIM flt~t -.,.. ·,..,.tlonf!4 ooe pa Door furnace, 80,000 SEWIIfu MACRl!IES, repolr YAllll SALE. Bouoebold a n d dlspen8en 1D your aru. BeMrs. Helen Johnson was arebultlml. In good condltkln; will lvrt~! toll• I!Otlco ·.tl'llt thov BTU, tiiO; ooe 8111 upllo fur. servlet1, all mabo. WY 1- cent visitor of her ... and....... If you fiDd that ... leellt. ha.,. r••" .... portl•• ...,.,..,,.,to misc. , Satur.iay, Sept. It, 144 come our dlstrlbnlor. MIISt · f" .1'1 per month, or full price u.u- of the eoJope yoll ue vaJ1- Mid petition end thc.t .... , Ol'tl l'tl• lllf. 'nle P'ahrle ShoP. JlotD. aace to,OOO BTU, • : t gas South Pearl St., Middleport. have car, re!ei-. • to of $4UI. For lree home . . Mr. and Mrs. James labelloo qufeld.y~ a.e ume t'"'d to an••• tho ...... on ., a... · eroy, Aullubed Singer Salea ghter-ln-law. cln:ulatlng boalera fall. Johnion Jamie Sue and Todd lr•-·-ln • . or--- o'" ,,.Auguot 12 do~ of o......, 19611. Oblo. .Ute $11150 cub IDveabnent. _ . lllGIISiratlon. caD 111:1-D. 7. 1968. and Bor vlee. We Sharpen $10 aDd up; ... coal llloka' ed by equipmeiit and ln..... ol Pomeroy. venlorl. Tllo aleoilol Ilia& II t-IM< ~. 144ft! -•·•--~ fa II f WILLIAN E. STIVERS, • witb ~ f/5 ; ... oil tory. Ton boors weekly eaD Wanted To Buy Mr. and Mra. Cecn Gillogly ~-mo ponwo1 A'~'"''"•'"' .,,,. """'" ecm•aadon ~ $10; used and tamlly ot Athens were s.... leadlte evapdrale aDd with U •'"""'• oloy • net eaceDml Income. For SI!:NG. dlgen, giMeng ._ lb., CJGARB'M'I!i niiiiing m•111w day vi ttor of Mr and Mr lbe frlll'IUICe widlo lbe eo• coal furaaceo, blowaw. ..,.,. J. B. O'BRIEN, S • S. IJate ol ..-taJu AttofM)' f.,. Adllli' , personal Interview, ..... 1I'OIID OORN PlatER, IW o onaie root fUO lb., Col. Seal and Ntk:e. ABC Eoleli*lrc4 . EverettI Lambert. old lllolben, Pom&O), pboiio . 'IIeJ a Cl'ellll . 8113 8/20 1/27 9/3 9/10 9117 , .. ..., mounted complete with eluding pbone Dliiiiber, to Caltl.ll lb. B1U Baney' Roedlu-t, W. Va• ..._ 77WIII• Mrs. Armlt Wears and 111m- II mach ~er. • Ziti. M.tfe IDOIIIlllng kit for 100 ....... Ton Supply Oompai!J, IDe., IMe Uy of Albolll', were Tuesday vlalt-· tutc 180 Bryan Ave., Lollnglon, trador, 1968 Honda 3116 Senm- OOUNTRY 11011!, I'GOIIll ors of Mr. and Mrs. Hershel bler, Clllford Wooten. Rl. I, ltentucky 405GI. N«p ANTIQUES. fumltunl, dtsbeo. bath, fundlbed. oae acre lot, Weara. Albany, pl.- - I. llllsceOIUIOOWI. Mrs. Rowan! •lqmlmnn llcllng, llcrm ..... •tNtp Cecll, 180 w. Main St., Forbnf dowlllid doan. camplele ftiJ. 1.a.tf< FURNISHED and IIIIfurn1lbeol IJoill' conr~r~~. ClGod lhapa. aparlmeiiii. Cloae to ldlool. 11181 VOLKSWAGEN, In ....,1OrtiJ If 1nler filled In bu1IDI lent conditiOn, call 71UIIS3 Public S.le Pbone IIJIIM. l..lloUc -..:L Ida M. Oan, Boz II, •lo.ate 1UCTION, SATURDAY, SEPT. Portland, <ldo. . tNip 14, I :30 p.m. The following TRAILER SPACE, aD utl1ltleo personal property of the late ulllable. JDqulnl 1M Mulber- IITERBO AM-FII ndlo, .... n VOLKSWAGEN, two door lne walnut !inllh. f.lpeed . . James L. Nartln wiD be aold ry after 3 or I p.m. WrltAt P. seda, doiiiQ model, tomalk cbaDpr, 1118 modem at tbe residence 1ocaled on 0 . 8oi< 425 PWG)I. 14-tfe l!lldanlilll 1. ..lHtp COIIIOie. IOld for $Zit.l5. Will . 111Z State. Rl. 124 at the upper corporation of Pomeroy. Fril- P'UIINISIIED GARAGE Ilplrto · ..u "' reliable pm, r o r $114.50 tub cr fl.lll per COON HOUNDII, Alvin Myon, ldaln! refrigerator and range, mont Ill lJncoln mn. Utlllllll Rl. 1, Reeclmllo Gil Silver base cabinet, kitchen bar peld; adults aaJy . Phone ... . 1110111h. CaD lfJ Ul i. t-IMk Rid&• Rolcl. t-lhp and stools, dish washer, Hoo•. ..tt.tfe REFRIGERATOR, c:almoll, ver automatic washer, dryer , gas stoves, two electric beat- '1'HREI! ROOM lumlshed aput. bedJ, ele., 471 s. Thin! Sl, CIIIIIUAHUA Pappiel, I 1Mb old, Pboae w ... .,hp Middleport. &:1cJon Walbum. en, 9 piece dining room meiii, ~ liZ • . ......, Phone ...21011. f.IN!e 5Uite, extra nice , 5 piece B~n ~o-40 years of aae, work In expandIHI RONDA 11011 Super llawlt, GOOD not 1n 111a COUillry, m btdloom suite, lb:Milo couch, Hill ICiaa1 mllea, . .. Phone ....... IIId bath, tine bedcir<ular davenport, a IIUDiber IIJ, lial branch. U.st .be able IIU'IIS. f.tNtp J'OOibl, ...... ....... •4. ..., of cbalrs, one Cllllour chair, HelpWented room and prop, has oil oaffeo table, step tabl!l, 111'1alq on $90.50 P!W for 1st .U.. Jab Is beat and II lno!d •ted • clriJ1ed llnl desk, Westingbouae TV, lull- S1nht well and IIJII'lng boule, larll ......-If player and I 8UIIdl, RADIO AND TV REPAIR, boule plllljiipd•.~ 1-l*y. Exclllllt ~ b radio, 8111pllller, plasllc lamealll, ..... ale ml ... . " · •andlllaue~ora . • . • • 1 o..u pasture lor a poiil' cr cow lnalinl Jll'ell, two sweepers, ...UeHm Joba ~ '101 ......., st., IIJddllpnrl, irobiDC boanl, folding chairl, H desired, ldlool bill ..,. ol lila door. Located In a I"" 1.... picturea, books, P- ·• IU 7-14-Ue jUkl. peoceful valley a lnr ~ttAM~OCK MOTEL, ROOIIl~ · jlordl furnltunl and maay CUB'IDB Ia ,,., IInke ., mlmiieo drl.. from IIMIDe. Items not Usted. Cora l!eeg· ,'SEP·T.lD-7'109'PII, ':oil !IIlier Weal, ......... Je, AdmlnlJtralr!I. Terma 11 tlllfceut bnedl, catlle . . . Mile ';, ' . ' . . . . lnoJdl ., . . budor, CMb, not respo1111ible for acPmllr • •,, ~ ddeall, uJe by Bradford 4PII Audloa Co., .... 116. Racine, I'IIRNISRED TWO BBDROOII ..., • 1 Coohllle. APAB'I'IIDJT, IMIJeport, Olllo. " - IINI21. HOBSTETTIR ·REALTY ."•"' -GUARANI'EEDPHONE 992-2094 REWING MACIIIME: ftll - - POMEROY - I atory lnme, I Pomeroy Home & Autol lng machine deltgned bedn>ams, bath, bu"'*ll, daDy to meet aD ,.,., - ; . . E. Main ~ large carpol1, I loll. fUIO.IO. lng roqulrementa lor IIIIII)' POMBIIOY .- I story frame, I ' years. Makes beautiful deopartments, S room IIooiiie, signs. sewn on buttons, ole. llqe cement lllodc pnce, Pay only tfS.IIII, or montbJy .,lU'I'OIIOBIIJ!l JniW- '*atra loll. $1,000.011. payments. CaD m-3218 and II'ORYI RUN - 31 ICI'!I, 011 - " " " LGII Jllllr O)lll'do uk lor lree deiiwmab atlon. lr'l llconle? CaD • :II !1. blacktop road, 4 room boule) M-81c I U lla s outbutldlnp, needl Jots or POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy miDtatunl, fl5 and up. Stwl . BALLS CIFIRE U All '68's Reduced ........,!.- OPEN llVES. 1:00 P.M. roy. Mil ... - changer, Call m&ll. R9BIN MALONE . Business Services SOLID STATE llereo, 1111 walnut COIIIOie model, radio 67 CHEV. BEL AIR . • •.. • • •••• • • • • •...• •$2395 Less than 16,000 mil es by local owner. VS engine, Powerglide trans. , radio, ' ivory ove r blue finish. WhitewaU tires s how little wear. 4 door. 66 CHEVELLE • •• .• • • ... • , •• •. ••••• • ••$1995 4 door HT , local owner , low mileage car, beige finish with matching interior , w~s..w , like new, V8, auto. trans., P. S. , r adio and heate r . Card of Thanks ' .. A LITTLE 'HOMEWORK' Watching Want Ads Bring Top Grade Results presents News, Notes LOCAL REPORTS DAILY . AT 7:50 A.M. ·tz .NOON 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. ...ue - - -- --- "\ c.. .... . " u:::"-J " and or and ·..: !: . • r!:-P:: • .----.... = ....--.. eta" --- Clean Cut App~arl·ng Neat Men to flctlllr to·PI week ........ •••••• • I •IHie --··- ... IN MI'D'EPOII ·COfltAQ FArt&WUY •••••rt~o. ,. ·, -~ .,ealllal ..,. . . PAST MV 1AROMtl4 E\'£14 SIIOIJI.D 1ltEY U6l! "' ~Ni' •:na • Lit<£~ llHEJIJFf """"'<En: .., .....wt BE11' IA'<ISHI'I' ......, ...... ee, _ , IIIJT ·OUR HOST! -LE'T'G PlAY HIS GAME FOR A Y4HILf! .P,.. c:- v... COOJLD HE aJtiGIOERS HIM8ELF ONE 15 I!NOtJEiH 10 60 AI'.QUND: · �'li ' • "1• -~~,;. • '' I .. ' o\t}''c' ~rf·~ ~ a~. ~ :'f1ie ' Dt.ily Sentinel, Middleport·Pomcroy. o., Sept. 10,1968 · News Briefs (Condnued rrom- 1) Btimphrey Hedges on ,..,u. . Luncheon Planned · A l._.cb«m . ~ed to be Cor the i""""" ofrllchl year. Teachers' strikes also kept hlld at Crow'• ~ Houae JIR49,000 children out of Mlcldpn schools, 24,000 h<llle at Eut Sl. cllllni 1 rneotln& ri the ~ flllke._o Louis, 01., and 3,000 out at Madison, m. ...._ ..-~ CIW> eU Wednel· h Only S,OOO of Now York's 00,000 toochers, 30,000 school diOI' - · cane od. T 0 ,. ....,;ln8 ot the club members children s - .., Mondo.Y, file ftrst dey or ac oo~.· A 111118 a wW be bold at 1:30 p.IIL at the preme court Jusllce ordered the 55,000 member United Fodentl!'ft .. or Teachers (UF1') to cease Ita &trike, but the Wlloilaald It woold homo ot Mrs. T. A. Homt11. continue. Teachers aakl a plan to break \IJ the New York aystem 1ft. Party platform advocating tile to 30 INI..,.ndent dlatrlcta would Jive locO! adftllnlotral<ll"s exceoVE'i'ERANS MEMoRIAL : unconditional cessation of bombHOSPITAL slve power, threatenllw tllelr Job socutt\y. ing in North Vietnam. · r. Troop Pullout Issue LOS ANGELES (tl PO l think so" when asked ..-hether Hubert H. Humphfey predicted he felt there would be any real today that •• substantia] negotia- negotiations before January. p ... tlons" to settle the Vietnam declined to elaborate. Humphrey's remarks came in War would begin before a new administration takes office. a post midnight news conferln a carefully guarded r~ ence aboard his •chartered jet sponse to newsmen's questions, which the vice president replied, "yes'; Angeles- the last stop in a grueling cross country trip that brought him to Los But, again, in his airplane meeting with newsmen, Humphrey qualified the statement, which had appeared at Orst to be an outright break with the administration. Standing In the galley of the plane, the = MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL Admlolliona- None. Dloehargeo - None. RECENT GUESTS Mr. llld Mro. Lao WIDfamo, oC Jackson were recent auelll, oC Mrs. Welb;y Wbalay. _, ------~~=----· · .. ELBERFELD$ P()MEROY-MIDD~EPORT. Lewis PCA Candidate '• Deborah , Jlammld<, l't. Pleas- r: n: ·r::c:n-x::::::««*. ··;..~»; 'l · Carl E. Hood The bold ,..,101'1 ' Itself polislieil brass buckle. Is just one ol many styles on belt :social : ca/endad Celebrating Zenith's Golden Anniversary Tailoring Class Is Announced Elberfel4s In Pomeroy -------....-- .. A Big · ; all new 1969 house. THANK YOU COWRT\T the GIANT 23" S(;REEN color tv81arge8t picture ol and County Sale. STEERS Pastor's Son Struck by Auto 2-Hour DRY OEANING SEJMCE Robinson's deaners ,~..,.- e _ -- f.f'n u11w. M.1 pl e vl'nee rs and .se lect ha rdwood sol ids. exclush·e o f dj'co rat:ve "'"'' ' '· w> lh .l he look ol lioo dostressmg . 9 Oval and '' ' ' 1'" r won-Cone Spl.'a l e rs $75000 WDlNESI>AY POMEROY SHAKESPEARE Clli>, 1 p.m. W-llda.Y. luncheon at Crow'• Steak llaUse; then to the home oC Mra. T. A, Hen1100!'; Mn. Holllei1 to present A.R- Zenith Automatic Fine-luning Control l.:m!l, ·, !Iff lu1w1 Colur TV .1 ! lh e fli rl of a fmgf'r. Jusl flop 1 ~w ~.,.,. , l(h omt' .lnd fo rJ!el •t- berause it not o nly tu nes tile 1ol nr piti\.Jrt' - bul J.o "L" I" ol runt:d .IS ymo c han ge fro m clhl l111 e l to cll annel And 11 h •en perie cts you r fi ne- t uning on UH r rll.! nnt+•- o ul o•n~l l tdlly file_..... POMEROY CHAPI"Ell 841, Royal Arch - . 7:30 Wednesday n!Bbl at the Masonic Temple, Dale E. Slnllh, MAKE lliE 819 MOVE! "''""'1'01 hlgb • Zenith Supl'r 50 H.- ndu•fled Color TV Cho~ssit w illl n n p r ul l t•d CIICUIIS . nu l' r,,du ct ion sh o rt CLHS fo r unri ~a l e d de · p endJb ol ol y dnd fewl'r ~t: r voce pmhle ms • hdusillt' Zenith Sup t r Gold Video GUilrd Tuning SyJIIl'm 0, iXI I'I'Il · t".U.I! ~ol d I Oll l<lf fS for longer rv lrfe • Ze nith Sunshin e 11 ColoJ TV Picture Tub e Adv.on n•rl p hul · p hm fmnwl." for ~ p ec t ac ul .ar pinure bri g hl nt•s< NEED A NEW CAR? APPLY FOR A LOAN T1fiJIIBD AY AFTERNOON cmCLE, 1 p. m. Thurllday, potluck dlmer. Mamhero an to take a COYered dlah and their own tl,ble aervlw. The auto specialists as our bank will help you get the money for a new car New Zenith 2-Year Color Picture Tube Warranty •• • I l ~ I l1111tlt RMIIG Co rpo•!I •OO war1ant' th• color p1tturt 1 ~0~ · ~ t~t lt no1t1 Color TV reeei,ars s ~o ·.ln ~t i t to he h tt 11 om defee.t ~ on miltlll l illl s•nc latm nor mal usatt lor two ye~r1 ham dBit !ll Oll llnll eonwrner puochne 'to'a~•antr eGH" II · P'ir ot color poeluoltube. til leplac•mtnt • ilh rebu1tt ~lor ~·•l ure 11101. tluourh an y 1uiM11Jed l emth r:ltii lll tnrwhere owner may. h~ t 01 .nove, hanspo rt ahon. latlor aM u r~· c~ ch l l~ a1r the 001111 · lion ol t ~t owne1 Zen1th rt plactmtnl IutHI is .-ts.o wan anltd to r l ht lu ll une< · pirtd term o1 tile oroton at IWO· yllr warun ly No Money Down·· ARNOLD GRATE Terms RUTLAND, 0. XI GAMllA MU SDRORri"Y, '!11urada1, 1:30 p.m., Collllli>!'• and will plan your payments to fit your budget. See us loday for a loan. 5\ On New car Loans . . ' . M...,.,.r at Federal DepoolUnsuruee Corporllfll!n r 0. EVANS PACKING CoMPANY ......................................................... STEVEN PIER~~ OHIO VALLEY INDUSTRIES................................................................ CELIA McCOY MURPHY OIL COMPAMY .................................... _.......................,. .................JIM B~U LAMBS ~E~R~~::~L ::::::::::=:::::::::::::::::::~~;::.::;:::=:::: :::::::~!.:;~·: ,::~~~:~~: -~· ·d 011' Apprec:"'loul~ to; · ,' , THE ·, ADVISOR,~, :~D SUI'Pil•tiE1,.1. .5 ,.. m. Mel,o, Coul)ty SontiMI, :J1M'eda,y. •'MIOI IIMi Toaoh- or'o Nlsbl;" clu..-. vloflallCIIIo; doOr:·~. rttrellllriellto; •teu1h•~ ~'*ee m.erednilt 8:10 ,~:~... i''"' 1/"":;.: .,I J CA1'HQ~ 1W~S C~, S p.m. ..,."Mrvv.., 1bil!lldt¥ .Ia -lbe l!lurch audltortulil. 7:CO P>lll. ; .' at > EVANS PACKING COMPANY ......................·................................................ DOM. SMITH · THEODORE T. REEO, JR .................................., .. ,.......................... JEFF DOMAHEW R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO ....·-·-···-························,··············· .. ···-'· JEFF DOMAHIW.. .; ' RACINE HOME NATIONAL BAMK...........,.,......·-········-··············-··········· D!J~ SI!IJ'I'H' CROSS STORE, RACINE ..:..........................:...................................... GARY ·>/9!111.,. WEST VIRGINIA SAUSAGE COMPANY......................................... ;. CARY 'JQHN~ RAY "' LANDMARK FARM BUREAU MARION RIGGS R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CARNAHAN AUCTION THE DAILY SE~ITINIEL.:: ............. ,..............,.......".'"·T ·-,···········:~:, ..;.:.,~;.:,.EID'Dj \)ON' 5DAILY BARilSl THE BILL CARR ........"·-······'····..........:•.. ··'··· ..........;..................:........,.....~.:.?.~-- · B.a. e.... ·E···· Pac.lnt. OREN 'fiEARS TVESIIAY AFTERNOON turnool ...,. the koyo of hlo oct..ol buo to his rep!Jcomert. Mn. Lee Wood, Rutlaad-HarrisonvWe Road. Wears, a resldeDt ot the Harrlllonville Road, baa CCIJlllleled 21 years of ochool bus drlvlag In the Salisbury and Meigs Locril School Dlltrlct Mrs. Wood loa,_ driver Ia the Meigs District. Porters Offer Tax Issue Debate The I'Orter father-11011 · tepa. latlve team bas Invited Ito op.. )ICiilonta, file present alate oenator and otale represlllllallve, to l'll'flclj>alo In three debll8a 011 the ~ct .,.. . ..Ia... I' the lnvltattOti f~ . aoCOJIIad, for the time vqtero hi Alb· illl, lloll!a, ·.11111 MefA CDomlleo will bave ~ to 1Ize"' I!Jelr .l~tllvt caixuditea. " J.' flaednan Porter, a former , senator, ~ hlsiOil, James am. r bri!WI I'Orter m, have llllflll"li- mended to reWce the tax bured one debate In each o!thethree den on the indl.vidual cttlzert. n counties which make up the 27th · SUWortlnB the a!flrmatlve irll1 representative district. be the Demo<rat Porter team, Each wrote ldenllcol I.-a, while tile Hepubllcans, U they the older Porter to Sen. Oakley accept the lnvltatloo, will arc. Collins, - · llld t h e sue the negaUve. The Portera yourrpr FOrter to RO(I. Ralph say that Sen. COllins was the Welker, Pomeroy. principal CC><U1Ihor of the tax f!>The -r• propoiiOd uao tt iDd that Rep. Welker colleilota rulea 011 file sli>Ject, voted for it. ''llooolvocl, That amended subThe presentofth:eholderswere . - Senate Bill 350 he a- nominated May 7 without oppo. sllloo, while the I'Orters woo their Democratic primary oontasta after a oplrlled campaign. crearre News ... in Briefs By United Press International WASIDNGTON - JUSTICE ABE FORT AS TODAY was reported pnllkely to ..,... to submit to further quesdonlng by the Senate Jriiutlal')' Conunl- m hio fttneos to beciXDe chief justice of the , Uillled Stales. Reliable sources told United Press lnternatloral Fortas wao unlikely to chill&" hla mind about not anawerlng questlono relating to previous s..,reme Court oplnloJUI, pending cues, or IUture de- cJaJ.ons. ST. LOUIS, MO. - DEMOCRATIC ·VICEpresldenllal canilllate Edlmind S. Muskle says 1 halt oCthebomblng or Nortll VIet- would be a valuable rlak which tho United States shoold take "when It's IBtllible to do ao." T"ae MaiM Htator, replying to 1 question at a nuwa conference Tuesda.Y ntihl, aald; "!think lf<Wiq( ,the bombing con bo • valuable otep peaee and that~ would boa valuable risk we ohould take ••• we ougbt to be prepUed to take when It's sen~lble to do so." '"""rei The 27th representative d i s- trict Is part ol the 18th oenatorlal dlltrlct. Counlles outside the 27th dlatrlctlncludeScloto, Pike, Lawrence, and Jackson. Farm Science Tickets Here Farm Science Review tidteta are on aale at the &.pr R u n Mlll, Landmark, Farm Bureau ~&live, Me!go County A.S. c.s. Of!lce, llld the County Extensioo Of!lce. The advance aale at. tlcketa tor 50 C.U each closes September 16. At the pte IIIey will be $1 • 1be Fum Science Revlew 11 a three diOI' ovent, Sept. 17. 18, 19, at tho Ohio state Unlvere!ty Farm near the !loa Scott A.lrport, welt of Worthington. The belt route to tho location 11 Slate Roote S3. -otate routes 70 and 71 north. Leave 71 norlb at route 16111111.110 welt through w~ to the main en- EGYPTIAN GUNNERS . ~ two salvos at IsraeU troops acnMis tho Sue& canal today, )n IsraeU communique repartee!. Prealdant Gama1 Abdoi Nasser' rotm'llid to cairo to aaaume perIOI1ai of his eovermnoot'• lboonlown with Iaraol The IaraeU annouuc...-. In Jerusalem uld Etl7Ptlan batter· leo opeood !Ire em ~U poaltiona .aLPJU:I,Jewflq on tho southern ~•I of lba ~ ~ }~!fO a. ln. IIIII 8,50 i.)n, Tbu laroall comiiOR!Qlli·'oakl tt,·,~•·,irl!hheld return !Ire anol suffered,., caoua.lileo. Ecwt bfei'. ~Jw troops bod opened Ike. trance. "'""'"nd • and Soull!tl'll Ohio Electric Com- · for a polluck dinner. ROCK 1 ~GS GRANGE, 8 p.m. 'nlu!'eda,y at tho 1lall. RewUI be aorved. BRAIIIIIJRY . P.T.A., i,ao p • . fre..,. ~14aUonal Rutland Furniture Easy prloot. F"""'t.'Y-BENNETT I'Oot128, American Lelk>a, 7:30 Weclnea11.;;• ntglll at the hall. HANDCRAFTED ... built beHer to last longer! . WEDNESDAY. SEPT.E~.§!R lr'- OHIO. . • 1111; IIMc Radclllle, Rullllld; Howard Burna, HarUor<l; J o h n massive ., Tulliarrow, l.r cloudJ IIIII contlmolo1 Adml-• -, llobi>1 ·Milldea, cOlo, IIIOdsvtlle; traditionalist ••• • l and low 501. Doxljlr; Ru~ Dies in Warren '' ., Parl1al clearlnc IIIII LOW hi the ,..... r" , , tonl&hl. Devoted To 17ae lntereJJt. Of 17ae Meiga· MtuOn Area 1MUTI£ Water '.'!I' , Weather ent 1 ne at y e ·The flag of Denmark, cooolatln& or a large wblte cross on a red ·,fteld, ls the oldelt mchang~ eel naUonal emblem on re<»rd, having _,._In . conllnuous use since the Thirteenth Century. ' VOL. XXI NO. 98 Sam Lewis, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, renee County, wbo is .Prttentb' Gfoce, Lonti QoUDm; llorolllr Ia the choice of the Meigs Coul>- vice president of theaiaoclat!Ga, lllamblln,Dexler. Dlsdlorgu- LouiiOPartiOW, ty Production Credit advisory ts .., for 1"04!ection and Ia Oil" openod his ca.mpaign for the shirtsleeve II vice president said, pool~ Lewlo. . Florence ~. IiGberta ~··· "l am not changing my committee to be • emlldate for presidency. Leiria Is a 411-Jear-oid ~ director of the Jackson Producpos ilion." He said he would Humphrey was continuing the TONIGHT, SEPT. 10 who Uvea on a 437 ·acre opera.tion Credit Aaaodation. pace today with a full schedule have accept.erd the minority Elvia Presley In t!on near ltarrl~e. He owns If elected, Lewis would rep~ OFFICE TO CLOSE of appearances here and in plank but would have felt tree SPEEDWAY and operates a large grade !o sent Lawrence, Gollta and Meigs to make an "elaboration" ot his The Middleport of!lce "' tho Houston, Tex. (Technioolor) dall')' which conalat of 66 Hoi· boaid ot pli>Uc alrl(n Water counties. Frank Herrell, Law· In his meeting with newsmen, hiw own position. Elvia Presley, Nancy Sinatra stein cows. He also to In tho and Sewoge Dept, wUI be ~ Humphrey knocked down two FEATIIRETTE: proceu ol developi.QK" 1 recre&• ed Friday, Sept. 18, r0rrtJ,otra, starUing statements he made Down The Hatch lion arOL ~ altai are be- MI.Yor C, 0. Flaher aald IDdq. concerning the w a r earlier Jerkey Turkey ing· constructed and a three acre SWeet Mou.. Story ol Life Mooday. (Continued from Page 1) (J>a¥) lake la !n operation. PLAN SALE In Philadelphia at the start ot II there aDoct.orintheHouse? He lJ a member of tho Farm teet the water department a. The Eqloa Clua of the ~ his t r e k, Humphrey told a Bureau, Graz-., NFO, a n d cun Methodlll Cl!urch will apmWEDNESDAY & THURSDAY youthful audience in a question gai.nst businesses which might Carl E. Hood, Cormerl.r ol DCSA, and a member and trus- aor a 1'Uliiiii8P aale thla Frlda.Y SEPT. 11 ~ 12 r and answer session that he discontinue operations in the midNOT OPEN thought "some" troops could be dle of a month withOUt paying Pomeroy, died Thursday In War~ tee of the MI. Union Baptist llld SaturdaJ II the former Church. He has been a member l'hlllb>l Sioteri .torem Court ren. withdrawn Crorn Vietnam late thelr water bills. oC PCA Cor 25 years. FRIDAY & SATURDAY He waa born in Pomeroy, the II., In FOmel'01. The matter was referred to this year or early in 1969. '!11e Meigs County advisOl'l' SEPT. 13 - 14 son ol Mrs. Ruth Sloemaker the ordinance commlttee. But Humphrey said later he A 1%" bell that dlsllqulshes In a THE MINI-SKJRT MOB FmEMEN CAI,LED COWicil voted to have Ute ceil- Hood and the the tate Frank committee urges all Meigs Couft.. was just echoing predictions ty Production Credit members (Technicolor) BaahaD Volunteer ftremen remade earlier by Defense ings In two rooms or vUlage ball Hood. crowd. Expertly crafted with saddle slllchllll and Lewis at ~ to&tire Cill Saturda.Y Jeremy Slate, Diane McBain Secretary Clark Clifford and - the cmmcll chambers and the &lrllvtng are his wire, Lu- to lllend and AND This Steerhlde by Paris Gen. William C. WesbnorelaOO. water and sewer department of- cmei two daugtrters, Eileen and tile annual stockholders meeting 'iii the home oC Mable Taylor .on Saturday, SepL 14, at canters ROSIE! Lmg RW1 road where approxiLouise; three brothers, Joseph, fice, lowered to nine feet. Work In Denver, at another freethe sale. (Technicolor) wheeling question and answer will be done by the Columbus Pomeroy; Qlgene. Levittown, caves, located six mlles nortb- mately $100 ...._ was clllsSandra Dee, Rosalind Russell Pa., and Franldln o! LynWOCl<i, wett of Jackson off state Route ed. TWelve llromen responded. I session, Humphrey said he Colling Co. Cor $281.60. Available in ~atural, Black or Oxblood. SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. Calif.; his mother, Mrs. R u t h 33. Dinner will be served from In order to get funds i n t o could have run tor the Be sure to see eU tile other style~ and colors In Paris TO CHAj.LENGE LAW presidency on a Democratic proper order Cor stateauditdeal- Hood and a sister, Mrs. Wldred 12 to 1:30 p. m. Bello for men and boys In the me111 department, 1aL Ooor. WORTHINGTON, Ohio (Ui'O~ ing witll sewage operations, coun- Eddy. both or Alliance, llld 11 ::~::·: · :·:·:·:-;:;.;:; .; : ;.;:::::::;:; : ; . ;:;.;:;:::;:;: ;:;~:;:;:;:;::::t~ You'U llka the omart acyles- comforllble lit and lcqA Ml<hlltan 1tate law J'O<IIl1illg cil voted that tile Sanitary Sew- grandchlldren. lcmg wear you pt from a Parlo Belt - Stop In - and motor<yc!lata to· wear helmet• He was burled In the Saint er Fund loan the Sewer Con_.teet one or two Cor yoorself or tho heyo In your lUiJJ.r. '!:: will be teotad, the American struction Fund, $20,000 Cor a 90 Cemetery at Courtland, 0. Boys Slzeo - 26 to 32 - Mens Sizes • 32 to l50. ·· Aaaoclatlon an8 ~ Motorcycle day perJod; that the Sewer ConWHrlnl Apparol For Your Farwlly nounced here Monlli.Y. stnJctloo Fund .P8J' the General and Fun~ $5,411,51 for various serCOLLECTIONS UP furnl1hina• For lour Home vice Cees dealing with the sewCOI.UMBVS (Ui'O Sales Ill< age disposal system, and that the TUEIDA.Y collections from·Oh!o'a 88 counSewer Construction Fund p a y LADIES AUXILIARY, Lowi1 lies !ncreuod 55.58 per eent the S&nltary Sewer Fund $33.A class In tallorln8 will be of- Manley FOot 263, American Lo- !all month over the AII8U&t of 929.05 [or various expenditures fered In October, according to glon, 7 p.m. Tuellday, Mount •file preceding year, Slate Treaotor easements and services. Margaret Griffiths, County Ex- Morlah Baptiat Church, Mltldle- urer Jolut D. Herbert aald fnrll.y. Attending the meetl.ng were tension Agent, Home Economics. port. those named earlier and CounIt ia qten to all women in POMEROY LIONS CLUB, 6:cilmen B. F. Parmalee, D I c k Melgs County who are e>perl· 30 p.m. Tueoday, Grace EploVaughan, ClUford stumbo a n d enced seamstresses. Those e~ . eopa1 Church pariah House. w. Charles Byer. rolled wlU make either a suit A. Llebelsbach, architect, apeakor a coaL er; Paul lO.oes, program chalr.. Cars Collide, No Bogtmlng Oct. 15, tile class IIWI. will meet at the ~iscopal ParOne L Injured I'OMEROY LIONS C L U B, Ish House In P1111eroy Crom 12:A 1967 VolkswageJI was demol- 30 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. There will Tuellday, 6:30 p.m. Grace Eplowtl. Ished In a one-vehicle acei&nt be a registraUon fee of $2. The I:Cip81 Church parli!h on the Hemlock Grove road, 2.1 class is limited to 16. Those !tam A. Lelberobart, Columbus, mlles east of U. s. Route 33, wishing to enroll shCI.lld call the wlll opeal< oo architecture ot various buUdings In Meigs eoun. at 7 p.m. Monday. County Extension Office at 992. The Meigs County sherilC'o 3895 or stop in the basement of ty. AUXILIARY OF the Racine department aald Roland Eugene the County Home on Mulberry Fire Department meets at 7:30 Eastman, 19, Rt 2, Coolville, Heights. To buyers Steers Lambs allltt Melts J111lor Fair Tuellday at file !lro house. autrered a bump on the head and O IAG 0100 ETA. Pm Chapter, Beta rib injuries when his auto went Sigma Phi Sorority, at 8:15 p. oot or control on file rain-sUckm. Tuesd&J', Cohunhua a D d 295 o;q . in . rec tangu lar p idute ed road, ran up an embankment, is Southern OhiD Electric eo. ..,_ and nipped aver. clal room, Twtla Matheney bu No charges were filed a n d the cultural progam; pledges Eastman was not lmmedlately CLUBMEM~ER BUYER treated. In other sherlfC' s deWord hu been received that wlll ....,. MIDDLEPORT BUSINES'l and partment activity, James W, Oh- AnJV Martin, yoongest ... of FARMERS BANK AND SAVIHGS COMPANY ................................ KENNETH BOLIN Professlonal. Women's Club, 6:linger, 27, Rutland, huboenjall. tile Rev. and Mrs. Richard MarMEIGS EQUIPMENT COMPANY ..:..................................................HARRY SLAwTER o ed on a 11"Xl-lllpport char~. lin, baa - . lJijured near his 30 Tuellda.Y evening at file MarRACINE HOME BANK..........................................................................CHARLES YOST tin Rellaurant; bualneu meetColumbuo home. EVANS PACKIHG COMPAIIY ...................................................;._ .......... BOIJ RITCHIE According to tile word, t h e Ing and _..., follows at file VETERANS MEMORIAL HO$PITAL.........................................~ .........:_ PAUL CROS$ ehlld was struck by a car Sat- Columbia Gu oC OhiD olflce. WOMEN'S SOCIETY of ChrlaMARION RIGGS FORD-MERCURY ........................,....,..................... MIK-E l!NIDUM · urday night. He Ia conCinod to llan Service, I'Vmero)' United SUGAR RUN WILt..............:.......-....................................................."·· RICKY 'PIERCE Children'I Hospital with s fractured leg and other tnlurles. His M-ot Church. IJO(luek lUllR. H. Rri.WLIHGS & SONS ............. ,.............,.. ,................................... Kllii!IY .PIERCE per, 6 _p.ru. j orfng a o.mtr&:l 1 room number ls 328. The Rev. LANDMARK FARM BUREAU COOPERATIVE............................ LOU!Si MICHAII, . Mr. MarUn is a former pu1or dlllb and own table service; Min IUPON REQUEST) ELBERFELD$ DEPARTMENT STORE:.. ,............................................ EDWIN'CRQSS . ~ El>erlbach baa the proof Grace Eplsoopal Church. gram; Mra. Glen Hiles to ~ Our Usoel Good Cle•nl,;, KARR CONSTRUCTION COMPANY ........................................ :.......... BYRON McCoY port m reeent workshop at Clllllll POINT PLEASANT LIVESTOCK 5.\LES........................................ DIANA GRUESER The continent of Aualralla Francis Aobu17. POMEROY NATIONAL BANK.................................................. DEBBIE KElBAUGH was first given the name of EASl'EIIN BAND Boooten, 7:. Tht DAVISSON • Z4515M Pomeroy RAY RIGGS...........:... :................................................................................. VICKI CARR New Holland. \192-5421 30 p.m. Tueoclal at hlgb ocl8>1. ! £a rly l\mer1t.1n slyled con~o l e wi t h fd rl v ELBERFELD$ DEPARTMENT STORE ...................................... STEVE,N STAHLEY AmerH<~n stv lefl gallerp-, spoo led vert ica l col um ns CommiUeoo for ocbool year to EVANS PACKING COMPANY ...................................:.................... WAYNE LEIFHEIT m th.: gr ille .HI'J . fou r s1 mula ted d rawers, be ~· Member• urged to ,1nd bracke t feel w1 th n HH e aled r.;~st e rs MEIGS Now You ·Know • • . . P. TIDRD PARTY PRESipENTIAL emil~ w.u,ce•s ~· I!' set hu •...,. J!l'loted on the Ohio ballot 'I!!. Novembot ••• ~ Ol!li4ll ~· ''SOpreme Court Ji>st.lce S!0W1J1 '1\lelday Oi'dei'Oil Oldo to prtpOre to carry Wallace's .tile ~lin bo!Jots !lillllinla declolm by the full cgurt on . WASIIINGTON - - &Clod eonalltutt.,.uy Ia refusiq( .to Uot 1)\tn. .aid thi \coiart trioct qreod to • WaDace'i..~ .iectton laW a .... ihe oponlns claY of Ita .n8w ·wst!ID. · . bi<ih.<lenied a Pl'i!lllill ,,.. or! the bo!iiollrl' Old• Stale ~ .Broimo w'IJ9 ruleci wauace tijled to meet w, Miss Blakeslee No Down Payment, Low Interest, 33 Years to Pay BY BOB HOEFLICH A brand new home in the location of your choice. No down payment, Jaw interest rates, and long term flnancirlg. Sound like the lmpo88lble dream for Meigs Countlans'? Well - It Isn't! Pomeroy Attorney Frank W, Porter today announced that he has secured "through the Farmers Home Administration a promise or $1,800,000 for new housing ln Meigs County. Porter pointa out that residents who quali.t)' can construct new . hmnee in the location of their choice. They need not even own the lot. There would be no down payment required, and interest rate11 will run between, five and five am one-quarter percent. Those con. structing homes throqh the financing which is being made avail~ able have 33 years in which to pay off the loan. I'Orter pohiled out that a sur- ned to have s display by a prevey cU.scloses that there are at cut housing Orm. least 500 Camlllns In M e I g s II after chec.Jdng -~ Is orCoUnty who have the Income llld rered by local oonstntctlon firms an Interest In new homes. A and tile pre-cut housing 1\rm, and mtnimum of 350 new homes a. If residents like what they hear cross the county are needed. ln the wa..v or explanaUon, anbe stated. The $1,800,000 In ctnanclng which has been made available should provide for the c o nstructloo or pooslb!y 180 new homes, Porter said. How does one find out more about how to proceed? Jt•s simple. At 7 p.m. on Sept. 26 at the ~roy Junior High School AudItorium a )llllrllc meetlni will be held to explain """'e Cully the details and to answer any ques. Ilona which potential builders might have. other helpfUl step will be ollered. This will come in a later meeting when FHA officials will be on hand to an.ist residents with the necessary paper work in proceeding with their loans. There will be volunteer clerleal help on hand to further help residents with completing their applications. So - a new home under excellent terms isn•t really the uimpouJble dream" in Meigs County alter all. After the explanation, those lnlerested wlll ba Invited to visit diOpliifS wbltl) wlll he oet up in tile auditorium to show what local conatructloo companies utter In home plans llld structure and the prices of the homes. In addi ~ tloo to local dlsplilfo, It lo plan- TB Test Law Will 95 Killed Be Asked When Jet Crashes NICE, France (UPO- An Air France C&ravelle Jet1 one engine in flames, crashed today Into the Mediterranean on a stormy llight tram Corsica to Nice. killi111 all 95 persons aboard, Air FI'IInce announced. A search party COund pieces of the twin engine plane 12 mlles out to sea near Cap D' Antlbes and a ~ &pOkesman 811d there were no aurviYOl'l. Rescue craft reported otormy seas In file area. I! was not laMMn Immediately U any Americus were aboard but the plane wao reported laden with tourists. Authorities aald 13 or the 89 paSiengers were children. There were six crew members. COLUMBUS (UPO - S t a t e Health Director Emmell W. Ar· oold said here today the legislature wUI be asked to pass a flouridation law and to make a tuberculosis test cwnpulsory for all students and school employes. Arnold addressed tile 49tll Anrual Conference of Ohio Health Commissioners. Arnold also told the C(I'I"Unissloners that Jt is qulte Ukely thet the General Assembly will be asked to pass a law calling FIVE-YEAJl..OLD LISA KINCAID, DAUGHTER or Mr. IIIII Mro. Billy KI--M, lo- of tilt 50 pr ...chool children oelected ln Meigs County to take part In a nutrllloral study boloc .-..tad through a Children• s Bureau grant to Children's Hospital Research F~ Children'• HQriPb:ll. Columbus. Above with Lisa Tuesday morning, are tter mother, lett, aad Was Bewrb' <llodd, who will Interview Mrs. Klacold eech mornilw Cor two days m the COod Intake oC Lb.. Lila' a Callier Ia ccach oC the EastB;n High Schnolfootboll team. 'The Camlly realdea ODtho Stamler Rmd. Hot Dogs! Coffee ..•. What'D Ya Have? New Stadium Stand Ready · A new conce ssion stand at the Meig6 Marauder Stadh.on is com~ Dieted and all needed equipment has been installed. This was announced by Frank W. Porter, pre11ident ot the Meigs Athletic Boosters at their regular meet-ing Tuesday evening. The stand will be in operation Friday evening at the first home same of the Marauders who will meet the Wliefeated Pt. Pleasant Big Blacks. Mrs. Bud Abbott. general chainnan in charge of personnel, said workers In the stand for the five hOOte games have auder stadium. Rev. Bill Perrin was given the OK to purchase colored chalk for the end zones. At the augpstion of Mrs. Dqq W,..l!I~O. a committee or three ' was q,poi~ eel to amend the by-law• In r~ gard to the time when to elect new officers for the 68-69 year. Chosen to serve on this commUa tee were Mrs. Wilson, Bud AI> batt and Rev. Perrin Bob Jones will serve as the Meigs Marauder Mascot. Mrs. Lorena Arnold, treasurer, reported a h111lance of $3,686. 59. The game balls wlll be tii111D away at each home pme. Tboee. worldog the cmcesaion !or 0. !\rat game are Poe G.erlitli. Grt,ce Abbott, ~Isla Soratul, Dorotlly Tyo, Mrs. JOlin " " sc:zyn, Mra. Robert BuntiUe, Mrs. Denver Welle, Mrs. O.U,. los WUitams and Mrs. BW WIJ, j. ., I' ' ford. Following the business ...,. sian, Head C.ch Charles C11aQ!o cey showed fUm of the MeiclWahama game. Tweoty..ftve 8mi attended. Highways Have Failed oo;::-:;'!. tn ..., the Boootera voted to pay of'f the amOWtt stU! due on the dre ssing r~s built b,y the Pomeroy Boosters "1.1 • in the amount oC$800. Thedreoo- lr~ezgs ing rooms are under the Mar- i in the assured clear distance after a rear end colliaJon at 11:40 a.m. TUesday m Rt. 7, three anu seven at. Pomeroy. house. north Cited to Court John B. Roblnoon, 66, Mar· Ky.,,... died to Melgo ''Only lhout 41 per cent o:f County Court Sept. 13 em a the Ohio population served by charge of Callure to otop with- ~ tenths miles i Says Architect Hllthways have Called Meigs County as stimulants to 80CI1· omic growth, according to Bill Liebersbach, a senior partner In the architectural !lrm or Uebersbach, Swlatex and Grutsch, Columbus, which designed t h e new Farmers Bank and Savings co. building now near completion in Pomeroy, 1n a speech Tuesday night when the Pomeroy Lions Club held _a guest night dinner in Grace Episcopal parish Kentuckian is tin, municipal tt~ater systems' have water with aptimum · Ouorkle levels, " he said. "Ohio n o w ranks 31st among the states in this situation." He also prq,osed that tile leg.. lalature revise the compulsory lmmuration law for schoo1 cblldren to include measles. Arnold also reported on the activttles or his departmert. "ln the field of tuberculosis e0ntrol 1 we contirJJe to note iJn.. p1'0l1811lents related to our iotensllled programs aimed at eve~ (CoRinued o n - 8) ' ;: : =: -;.: .-: ~:=: : : : :=: : : ; : : : :;: : : ::=:: =: ::: :=;- : : : : :.~:;:;: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : =: : : : : : : : : : : ;: : : : : :.-: : : : : : : : : :;: : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : : ~~===~ . ror the flourJdation of public water s..,plleL ~ S.· Titling his talk, "We don't '!11e State Highway Patrol aald get enou.gb for our mooey,,. Ueb~ that Ruth Ann wu~, 22, Park~ er.sbach tooched upon a oomber ersburg, W. Va., had ll•t>liOd to ol problems which he Celt have make s left turn. Behind her, af!ected FOmeroy, Ita beanty and Robinson was unable to otop and Us economic growth. his car struck tho back oC file He said: Wilay car. ,.While the r iver tramc Is No one was Injured There Rood. there Is nothing of 1111 was moderate damage to the ootlse-ce direct to POmeroy RoblniGI car and ml!><>r to the or the Meigs County area. We Wll.ay car. must face the facts, however, Sub Teachers ) that the modern hilthway baafldled your community comp!eiob' and It hao reltrlcted your lii'OIIIII economically. One in three firma In Meigs County Is 0t1 a haN surface road - 70 par e..t. are in the state. "Anotller factor that mutt be coosidered Ia that oC tern1a. Your scenic bills and nDtrl have Inhibited the lncUalrta1 growth lremendaualy. '!11oM upe and downs have made hllbwall expensive, buUding . . . . expeJUJive, and have r.-.cad tbl Ullable land to a mlnlmum. Om' so per cent oC Meigs Coo11tr II forest cover area. The labor force 1n the Paateroy area atatistieall.y is bUiw file Ohio and the U. S. averYour popdatfon is 1n a clecl.IOL Take the period from 112G ·6o 1960 - Mslaa County baa tlacllned wlllle the u. s. hod 1 rate oC growth oC 69 per - . · As a reltllt ot file low Iallar force hi l'l>meniY. your liD. ll,y hicomo boclomoa low. "IAt'a look Iurlher a1 - . -rlna ~ ero;v - - 1'01 by road, you are ii I ' by Ji&Do, wlrea, blliboudo, , _ ,..,m~ '11111 lo 1011 - peculiar "' - -· ... ,.,...,[. ·f l&mOfOI.')IIt-llllllitJ hi thla lllld "' a. ;ttt.•• _. HJI fl_ ~r.~-··-..;~;;;, ~ .... .... JJ11rr .... ·"''be :nilrftaatthe .... . . , pulllaW .0( . ,, ." � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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