http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/f4e8ebbc0947d4df9c454cb1b106359a.pdf 8d16ea9e215856739614ab5119483e23 PDF Text Text ~· " ' ' ., ' i. . . 'ftii, ·~ Seatlnet, Mlddl""""'~--' ~ 11, 19~ School Po'troflnstolled Icalendar~ ·In F:ir$f Meeting of PTA ls~~,~~T~,,~,,,,,,~l ;~t:h~icjues for Drying Materials ··For-Winter Display ore Described , I ," , , • "Dried MoterW For Wlnlor tiiii'Od, Joeill'e weed, mullen, DlopiiJ'' 'IIU lhelllplellra. How- II'UAI and teed pods, I.Ules, Ud Nolan ))l'O. .ited I h e berrleo and crooked thlnp," ohe ~'IW" Glrclea Clli> met Mon- laid. 1111 altmlooa aluie-eofMJ'a. -llan4f VaD Vrlllke11 wllh !oil-a. WIDIJ Me~ aaliollni holll- There are several methods of drying. .,Sand · Drying," take about .... 1ard of oand of Inland rivers or lakes is best. •tgt]f. caJ.Jel," although a little expensive at ftrst, is very good to malntldn color. "Hanging to dry, u is one - simply remove exceu tollage and hang 1n a dry, not too light a place, to dry. .. Glycerine," using one - half .... A IUilURar)' Gf. her remark• foiiOIII: ~) ., ' FIOIJOI' drJing wu a part of tile IIJ'acioaa living In Colonial Umea. TociiJ the leclmlquea of llower drJing have been adYIDCed to the polnl where any _..., can dry and arrange !bern In a ~le to please herself and bor family. FIOIJOI'a lbal hold opeeial memories lor me mOY be dried and kept for months, or even years. ••What a· pleasure lt is to walk lllrougb )'OUr garden, lllroll througl1 the woods or countryalde admiring nature's source of plant life provided for creative artists. This Ia the time to harvest an abundance of unuaual and beaut1lul meterials to dry: You will lind au<h .Plants as gold- Cystic Fibrosis Program Planned During the Fall A public information progr11m It was voted to give persoi"Bl cystic fibrosis will De sponsor- gilts to each American Legion ed thl s fall by Meigs County commander in Meigs County. Salon 710, Eight and Forty, ac~ Chairmen of the various com~ cording to plans made by t he mittees reported on their progro~q~ Mo~ night at tl>e home jects and it was noted that the oC Mrs. Eunice Brinker, Racine recent rummage sale was a fl. with Chapeau Iva Powell presid- nancial success. New names were ing. presented for partnership In the CORRECTION HUSH PUPPIES As Advertised ·sunday & Monday LOAFER AND TIE BRUSHED - - • ·- $9.99 SMOOTH - - - • • Sll.99 The Salon dedded to invite a doctor of cysdc fibrosis children to come to Meigs County to discuss the disease and show a film. Details of ttte inCorma~ tion program will be completed by the Salon and a time and date announced, The members accepted the invitation o! the Gallla County Salon to attend a fellowship night. THE SHOE BOX MIDDLEPORT, 0. .-nu•• TONIGHT AND TIIURSDAY SEPT. 11 - 12 r NOT OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY SEPT, 13 - 14 THE MINI.SKIRT MOB (Technlcolor) Jeremy Slate, Diane McBain AND ROSIE! (Technlo:o1or) Sandra Dee, Rosalind Ru88ell SHOW STARTS 7 P. M. • glycerine and one-ball warm water; cruah or pxmd woody stems and put lbem Into llie IO!ullcn. This is ooo of !be ~ckost IU1d,_ eallest metboda. Only general lnstrucllona i:an be given as each nower or plant '¥aries in texture and alze. MJ'a. Nolan dloplQed man1 Dowers and planto she had dried using the several methods. The meollng was opened wllh Mrs. Fred Bl.-ar roedlng lbo verse of the month. Mrs. Van Vranken gave devo~ Daughter is Born Salon. A get-well card was sent to Mrs, Rhoda Hackett, and the traveling prize donated by Mrs. J. M. Thornton was won by Mrs. Brinker. Others attending were Mrs. Mary Martin, Mrs. Gladys Mowrey, Mrs. Efieen Searls, Mrs. Julia Hysell, Mrs. Pearl Knapp, fhs. Catherine Welsh, and MJ's. Mrylle Walker. Dinner Given Wedding Party MASON - Cll>~ and Mrs. James Johnson ID oC Fort Lee, Mr. and Mrs. Robert CUsVL, are announcing the birth of ter, &. of Belle, W, Va. were lfleir Orst daughter on Sept. 5, She weighed Slh poonds, The hosts for a dinner .PI-IV at OlJohnson& hne two other sons, ear's Restaurant in Gallipolfa Friday night precedlng lbo reGregory and Junes IV. Grandparents are Mr. and MrL hearse! for lbo Sotur<IOY evening Donald Foglesong, Mason; Mr. wedding of lbeir soo, Robert, to lnd Mn. James Johnaon, JV, Miss Dianna Criswell oC MidFnnklln, Ohio. Great.-gn.q,ar- dleport, Guest a at the dinner were Mr. ents are Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johnson, New Haven, and Mrs. and Mrs. Kermeth McCullough and 1101'1, KeMeth, Pomeroy; Mr. and W. H. Foglesong, Mason. Mrs. James Criswell, Middle- :J ':"s Patt,y Dowler, Parker , W. Va.; Miss Marlene ~ WoodsOeld; MJ's. Ralll\y Van Meter; Columbus; Rod Rowan, Park.ersl:uq. w. Va.; David Richardson, Colewood, W. Va.; Jercy Holstein, Charlestoo; Tracy Harrah, - · Culller, and the Rev. Denver Blevins, Belle. W, Va., and the Rev. Max Don- . ahue. . . . . . . . . . . . . . .- . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4 SPECIAL FALL ' . tloos. The Scripture wao 1Corlllttrlana, 13th chqJter, 8th verse. lite rood two of her favorite poems, "As You Go ~ we:• and '~e Brtdp BuDder!• 91e cloHd wltb JD'~er. · Each member reapondedto roll call b1 lilllllns a beautlrW fall spot In ~elgs ~Receiving rlbbona at !be Molga count;v Fair Flower libow were Mrs. Roy Betzlng, lwo blue ribbons; Mra. Howard Nolan, a blue, red and a while ribbon, and Mrs. Frtid Blaetlnar a wlllte. A thank yw note wao road !rom Mrs. Dor Schaefer In 11'preclallon lor !be llift she received aha wu a palfml at the Gallipolis Clinic. II 'IIU voted to change t h e limo of lbo meellng from 2 o'clock to 1 o'clock. The October moellng will be at Miss IQdla El>ersba<h'a. The roll call will be for each member to bring a leal or twig tor identtftcatlon. A dessert course was served to members and a guest, Mrs. Tracy Whale)'. ' , . · A~ ayerap . cbd Uoo.~IP~oy..,-• • . :-. . . '• •txik• wmNii31AY Tho principal aloo . POMEROY SHAK§PEARE Jnllaii.UOO of !be ochool pa- ort ldOrrlo, principal, wllo !bet art MIUid be orrored to ~-;:: Ciom, 1 p.lii, Wodnooda1, IUildl- lrol momboro ·of !he 1988-48 ... plans and proapec:la ror the c:hlldren b1 a volum.r ~,!. al Croll's Steok llouao; then arm, and a talk by lvu RomlDt aebool year. He lnvllod parenlo lbo local art club, il cmcluoilllle" 10 bring their problema to him, dlrodor to !be bomo of Mro. T. A. llal- of - · ·Ohi Congr of Diatrlct ~ Par Morrlo asked the paronlo ~· 11011; MJ'a. Homel1 to pro- II of the o eoo "' • and urged activo portlclpatloo lll teachers to ac:cept'the chall- ., onto and Tea<horo, hllblllhted a lbo P.T;A. the Pf<1111'8111. m.,.Ung of !be l\mlerQ1 P. T.A. ~ on the curriculum, belni o!rered this year Ill I b o ; POMEROY CHAPTER 80, !101· ~ nishl at lhe l\mlerQ1 Morris said lbal now r.dara 10mewhat ttmerent currlculut~ . '" at Arch Maaooa, 7:80 Wodnol- Elamenlar)l School. are being uoed In !be !lrlt, ooc- andteachlnl! approach. Tho atlendanca ballner waa' dOY night al lbo FIJmerQ1 MaRomine, - c e d by M r o, md and third IIJ'&dea and thai thla omlc Temple, Dale E. Srnltb, Leo crow, spoke .., the prln- year; for the first time, eonver-- tQ> lbo alxlh IIJ'Odo. Re!re•-• hlab prlelll. clploo of the national orpalza- oatlonal ~Cianioh ls belni Intro- followlnB lho meeting were earFEENEY-BENNETI' 1'1111128, t1oo and daocr!bed P,T,A, aalbo duced In the elemenlar)l lll'&daa, ved by lbo execuilve commltto!c I . AmoriCOII Loslan, 7:30 Wodnoo- tergeot vohmteor uaoclalfan In dOY nlshl at lbo hall. ,the cooinlr:Y. He allied, "Are we THURSDAY being heard? Are we worth beIn Ponwoy YOil AFTERNOON cmcLE, I p. 1ni heard'l'', to underline the m. 1buroda1, potluck dlmor. role or the loeal P,T.A. unit. .-•I ycu ly a.t Mombero aio to take a covered Leo Crow, oo!ety chairman, ' dlall and their .... table 18rY!c:tl. had charge of !be tnllallatton or XI GAMMA YV llll!OIIITY, !be patrol. MIUr- llonn0111 Thuroda1, 6:30 p.m., Collllllbuo waa named ~ . and Bcyan Oldo Electric Com- !Jiank, lleatawil. Other memand JIIIIIJ', for a potluck dlmer. boro aro Darla El>orabach, Jom,y BOCK SPRINGS GRANGE, 8 Chlpman, . Mar)' Hawk, Anita p.m. 1buroda1 at lbo hall. Re- King, Mila FUwall, Colh1 Oafrealun<mta will be eerved. borne, Mlo:haol Gilmore, Greg BRADBURY P.T.A., 7:30 p, McKinnO)', Rick1 COUch, I!Dpr m. Thuroda1. "Meet the Toa<h- Dillard, Diana Srnllb, Dous Plla• ' o:. e!"& Nf.eht;" classroom vlsf.ta- Un, Danny King, Helen Thoma, ' Uooa· door ))l'lze refreshments· Tina Mayle, Roger !t>oell, Jell exe~ve commtitee meeting Reuter, first substitute, and Ken6:30 p.m. . DY Mankin, and G. E. Gulnlher, CATHOUC WOMEN'S Club, 8 aubotitutea. p.m. Tlalrsda.Y at !be church The patrol momhera led In lbo auditorium. R0811'Y services at pledge to the Das to open t h o 7:40 p.m. meellng preolded over b1 Mra. PillLATHEA SOCIETY, Mid- Jack Carle)', Devotlms were b1 dleport Church of Christ, Thurs- MJ'. Robert Woods or the l'llmoda, September 12 at 7:30p.m. rQ1 Church or Christ ' ' Mra. Tom Smith reported a PAST COUNCILORS, Theodor- membership or 82. It was reus Council No. 11, D. of A., 7:30 quested that Mrs. Pat Duffy, Thursda, nlghl at the home of welfare comm111ee chairman be MJ's. Henry ReibeL contactod about neec11 children FRIDAY and lbeir problema, and !bat In SOUP SUPPER, Sl Paul Lu- referring children for clothing theran Chur<h Frida, beglming !bat sizes be given. at 5 p.m. Homemade ice cream, Plana were amounced for the aanclwiches and so._,, amual llallowoeo par11 to be MARY SHRINE, White Shrine hold at !be ochool b1 MJ'a. C. E. of Joruselem, 8 p.m. Frlda,y at Clark, wa.ya and moano chairthe IOOF hall Dorotlcy Steger, man. d 1 s t r I c t materials obJective MJ'e. caraey - c e d Robchairman, will make her ortlctll visit. Potluck dlrmer at the cooelusion. DANCE PARTY lollowlng the eoo ·Make ElberfeldS W•Ina JCUhanll. -m Shopplna Centar- fur flrnlsblnp fur t.lni Cushion her first step... Church Repair Fund is Given $100 Donation A contribution of $100 to the treDsury tor repairs to the church was made by the Daughters or Ruth Class o( the Pomeroy United Methodist Church meeting Monday afternoon at the home of Mlas Nelle Bfrw, Union Ave. Mrs. Frank stewart presided. Reported ill at their homes were Mrs. Dessie Patterson and Mrs. Jacob Gloeckner. Mrs. Glen HUes presented de~ votlons uai111 builders for Christ as her theme. She suggested that the best ol each person be shar-ed with others, and concluded with the poem, urhe Builder•s Temple," a~ readings, "The Leaf or Gold," and "The Teacher." Her devotions were concluded with prayer "Cor the guidance of youth as they build for a use- tulllle. ,, Frida, night footboll came al the Meigs Junior High School auditorium. The Ja,s will em· cee. SATURDAY illGH SCHOOL dance party, SalurdQ at lbo Malga Hlgb School auditorhon in MJddl.eJJQrt, 8:30 to 11:30 p.m. The Ja,s will em- Mlas Lucretia Genheimer pre- Speaks in Pomeroy sented a short program or verse on sharing aud IIJ'OWIIIB In the wa,s of God. lite concluded wllb a poem written by Mra. Gloeckner entitled .. September." Mrs. Bing served a dessert course during a concluding social hour. Being Announced Willi C1111hua-NIIn'• Ntw YIIJI C •11al1ll Mr. and MJ'a, Waltor Graeser, U. Clrclevtlle, are &llloun- · clllll lbo blrlb of a daughter, 9!•, Aug. 21, al Berger Hoapllal In Circleville. Tho lnfanl welgbed six poundo, lbree • • Cu1hlonecf for woiWithl Embou•d for elrfra .,_autyl • • • Ea•y to·t .. p c:IMilf MJ'. and MJ'o. Walter Gruoeor of l'llmeroy are lbo palomal IIJ'uq,arelllo and !be malernal lll'"""'""enta are MJ'. and Mra. Wliiiam FrOUDd of SDmervWe, N.J. G~ente are Mrs. Theo ~1, Pomeroy; MJ'e. Adolpb Gruem, Mlnerlville; MJ'a. Ellzabelb llovan and Mra. William Freuud, Sr., Somerville, N•ed• no c.tnentlng down! Juper. PARK RESERVED SATURDAY-SEPT. 14th Pecan Wal,ut .Cherry 98 & MATERIALS COMPANY PHONE 773·5554 MASON, W. YA. TM !lrll-ever oectlon of four lane hlghwa, In Melgo councy lo =~lb!" ~o~!tf"; lllghwojoo con!lrmed Wednesday. lllghwojo o!llclala at the DlviIWn 10 olllce In Marlolla anDDU!Iced 'the new 5.3 mile oeclloo of at. 33 be opened early ill ~r, nearly a101r alload Ill ocbNI!o.1 v. N. lloldermen Construction company, Pneral contractor, had Ute proje<t 91 per cent complete as ot Sept. I and appeared to be pushing hard to got the route ready for travel In Oc:lobel'. State olllclals sold !be Columbus booed firm was scheduled to have onl,y 64 per cent or the work complete at !be beginnlnl ot Seplember. The new llmlted..eceu highWOJ', whlchbeglnsatRock~rlnis and continues to Darwin, haa a hoWnb: IUI'face. '11 Ia !be Drll phase or !be u. pro.Je<t !rom Columbus aoulb to have bot -mix surface. The stale sold 100,000 tons of hot-mix were used. Only access routes onto the now phaoe of hlglnJajo are at each IIIII ot old Route 33, Kings- s. LOCAL LODGE NO. 598 SATURDAY !YENING. AND ALL DAY SUijDAY • • • JOIN THE FUN .•. CAMDEN PARI-HUNTINGTON .. Forty-lbree per cent of Australia'• total area II covered b.I.Jeouts . I •, CLOSJOUT 01 .LL ·1f6i loDELS .. , SAVE 50.00 It JQQ.QO,. RI$.T COat FIUT.-$EIVE.I .IUI'ON ltEQUESn Our Uouol INGELS FURNI-TU:RE ·li,Q~!rO.rr; 0ooo1 cloaiit.;, ....................... OPEN F•• IIIII SAT. NIGHTS .. ' . .... '... ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~·~ ~~ • An attractive teature of t h e now blghWI11otheroadstdarellla pre~ Wider cmlllrucllonJull lbcwe the Ktngsbul')' accesses. One of the rellle Is reported to be 23 acres In sizellll\l bolb, 1<>cated oo fl!IPOsile side's ot I h e hlghWIJ' cloae to one another, will lnelude JUmerou.s pienic ta~ bleo, toilet faclliUes, telepllone booths, motor service shelter& for motorist maps, and charcool l!l'llla. &lb-<OOtractora ot lbo Holderman firm are brlldlnt the roadside rests and also olher Dnlah lfOrk on the project sueh as seedIng, llfadlng, and building guard ralllni. V. N, Holderman c:onlllructloo company built lhe Oral saclloo NEARING COMPLE110N - 11IIS SCENJO - · _ , uo •• ... .. · - - • •..-n CB llliJhWQ lo ~ to be reed1 of lbo Route 33 relocalloll In the U.S. Route 33 relocation In Me!ga. The rood phase built for lraVIIIIn Odabor of this yoai, - Sentinel Photo. by V. :"-:. Holdermau Construction has a price tag of $4,108,Meigs at a cost of $4,108,077.77. nu. : · I3:~NIIJJ 1 ··~J:'.?.:%:~:,~:::~~::::::=;:::::::::::::::::::~>.::::::::::--:=-.::::::~::~::::::==:=::::.:::::::::~=:=::::::::::::::::;.::::~=:::.::::::::o::::::::~:~ • ··,··-=··· ····~:=;;~o:::.:?.::;o;::::::::-w~ - REST AREA - WORKERS 11IIS WEEK are PrQIIJ'Onlng wllb conatrucllon of !acWUes at or lbo two roodalde reata on the new !our-lane phase of U.S. Roub! 33 In Meigs County, The lwo nat areu will be 23 acres In aloe. - Seot1no1 Photo. California's powerful House Speaker Jesse Unruh snubbed hlm the day before. Mearmhlle, Humphrey's campaign was the target for boisterous ant1war pl'ote&tl. Hun1phrey was almost drowned out by the shout of anti war demonstrators in Flint, Mich., Wedncsd01 as he pleaded for !be right to 11-ee speech and peace- fulassembty, to chan~" Humphre)' said If Speaking over the din of the elected he would make it "1111 demonstrators• taunts, he said, first duty and ccmmi.tmeat to "l am not going to try aOO out.- bring peace to Vietnam." But,. shout my YOW'IC trieOOs there,'' · he said, "lt will not be done bJ' add.Jng the world's problems are alogan& and placards. .. never sohed "by those who haw Richard M. Nixon. HumphreY• the loudest voices." ,primary q,ponent, told a cheerTelliog his audience uyou ing crowd in Charlotte, N.C., don't have to go to the Univer- meanwhile, that the United States slty of Michigan to learn how (Continued on page 10) Alden Quits le uoed by Mra. Edwud ~. and Mro, lillterlleld o:oatiNwcJ the . . . of Mark which .... !oiIOIIod by a queQtoo andlftiWOr porlod. The aale of dlallclothl II belag coallmed bJ the llf'IUP· Mra. Juc1J lilni of Cl..eland wao a auoot at the meo111w. MJ'a. LeJrlo oorved a cloioaort oouraa. .DRY QONIIG SDVICE The projed lncludoo lbroo twln-brldpa and .a ~. brldp over one ~ the access, routes. attend. COME IN AND SAVE ON THESE 2-Hour bur)' Rood (Co. Rd. 18), Peach Fork (Co. Rd. SO) and Lon 1 llollow Rood (Twp. Rd. 27). PavIng oC accei&es to the n e w hi&IIW11 lo aloo reported complato. tion by the purebred breeder, the commercial caUJeman, Ute cattle feeder and the packer. The modern ~pe lnlmala will make monO)' for all aeaments of lhe bee! lnlllstry. Ass! sting sponsors or lhe clinIc are !be Amorlcan Hereford As110clatloo and !be Ohio Cooperative Extension Service. All purebred and commerclal beef b.-rs, 4-H and F .F .A. momhers are cordially lnvllod to Mn. Jack SUterfleld 1• v e 4x8Shllts ·O ctober . Theoe changes need tohemeda lntel'llllliolllll Associalion of MachinisiS and Aerospace Workers, AFl-<:10 .-ns / ' for more elllclent bee! prodlc- "FAMILY OUTING" Sund.oy at Alfred ble • "lme"' wa.a tbedevoUonal tcp... THU,RSDA Y, SEPTEMBER 12. 190.. selecttoo needed to produce the modern beef steer. 1/NJ!b 5 PM ! prayer, and Mlaa Charlotte Da.. vldam talked on Eatber In !be iiiUIIY of !be _ . of lbo BI- Area Uso Our FrH 2nd Str- Parkl"t Lot . ·plamed lor !be Odabor meeting when Gr<q> I of !be Women's Amual hllmeCOiillnr of I h 0 Aaaoclalloo or the Middleport Alfred Metbodlat Clurch will be Flrll United Preob11erlan hald !iJnda1, Mornlnc 18rY!eea Clurch met Monda!o nlshl at ~ boglmlng al 9::10 a.m. will be hDme of MJ'a. Fred Lowia. loU- bJ a basket dlmer a1 Mro. Larcy Andoram opeaed mm. The Rer. O!arlao Norrla the by s!Yins the theme wiD be ooe of tile _ . .... and for the year, "And Aa Yo Would there will be special muale. That Men S!oald Do To You, Do Ye Aleo to Them Ukewl~e." LOWER PRICED lttAN EVERJ ' POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO VOL. XXI NO. 99 Me~- Maw" FURNITURE-cARPETS-DRAPERIES Annua( Homecoming A homemade food auction WBI 4.x8 ShHt Devoted To The lnterw~ Of The ( ELBERFElD$ The Rov. Ralph Zundel or ~aneiYllie . was sueat •Jtlker &mday at the l'limarQy First llaptlot Clatrch. Now pallor oflhellunc:a~~Fau. N.J. BaptlatCJurei.,themlaloter pallored !be Pomeroy Cburc:h far olghl yoaro, 19S6 to 1964. !Ia .... ac~ed to Pomeroy by his wife, a former nllalowi oducalloll teacher In Melgo ~. and her - . Mro. Dal11 Church Group 3.60 .. ent• By United Press International his catch--up campaign WednesHubort ll Humphrey's presi- day and once again was snubbed den!lal -algn, which so rar ·by the top parcy leader In the kas stirred only a tepid respon88 state where he was visiting. In hh atumpi.Jw across the coonGov. John McKeithen (aJ.)ed to Icy, Is· drawing an equally ..,.. gt·eet him ;Al his arri\lalat New enthusilstic response from top Orleans and fewer that1 a dozen Democrats In 8ome key states sQorters show"ed u» at the airdespite his personaliPpearances port. Earlier. Tens Gov; John in those areas. Connally had lgoored lhe vice He moved ilto Louisiana with president's trip to Houaton and CvahloMd for qul .. l · OUDC91. Former Pastor Here a guest. at y • Birth of Daughter In response to roll call, mem- cee. bers commented on their school days, Mrs. Frances Reibel was Food Auction AM BERTONE •, • e to .tnch, femat• .. ~cO!• abotrt throe mlJ.. ad Is Planned by : •l Now You Know ' . ·- . Mi)f.~V'~ • EASY TERMS ~-~~ , ~~~ ·' , J\, ~ , ' �·' )~ ~~ ); " ·. . " ,• r-~.Jk ~-~" l ~ I ( .. .· TH• QDC'irCR ~AVS ' ' Roman Slimming Method Not DO-lt-You~lf Item By WAYNE G. lltANDSTADT, M.D. (Fint of Two Related Colamos.) A reader who read abOut the patient a feeling of weD-being Roman SUmmlpg Method In while he Is on the reslrlctea ' popular magazine wants to diet. They allow the fat to l<'llow whether It is effective como off In those areas where and whether it is used ln.tltls the patient Is most llllllous to coUDtry. It worn, but It is not k>se it and they give the pa· a simple do-lt-yourself molter. !lent a more youthful appearIt has met wilh enthusiasm ance. and censure by various doc· A tlllrd element of the meth· tors here. od is the personal Interest Dr. The method was ftrsl de- , Simeons takes In hi.o patients. Slmeons He says that handing the pa· ibed b A T scr • • practicing • a British Ydoctor In' lien! a diet sheet and lettln1g Rome. He ftrst screena hi.o a nurse give the IDjectlnns patient. to make aure they will not work. Each patient don't have an acute lnfectlou, on arising In the morning coronary dIsease or other must empty his bladder, then •ompllcallng conditloo. He weillh hlmaelf w lt h out hi.o then . otarts a patient on a clotf>es. Any day he sbowa a series or 40 Injections of hu- two-pound gain he must skip man chorionic gonadotropin. one meal and any time he After the tlllrd Injection, the goes four days without losing re- he must oo the next clay eat patient on acalories very a ""'' or less apples and no other strlcted goes diet-SOO day, which incl~des :100 grams food. When a patient Is not of meat fish or fowl. Fat. are losing satisfactorily, Dr. Slm· kept to minimum. eons r e v lew s his diet 81td Although it is doubtfUl the! seeks possible reasons for the fats are absorbed Into the failure . body through the skin, Dr. Dr. Slmeons' rules are rigid Simeons does not pennit uy and he believes that lhoae who greasy cosmetics or other can't repeat his reoults have contact with fats . He recog- not foUowed his method to the nizes that :100 grams of pro- leiter. Several doctors In this tein 1s Inadequate but liolieves country who have done so that the Injections make up have been pleased with the for this lack. When the lnjec- results. lions are stopped, an increase in the diet Is allowed. The diet Is an Important part of the treatment but the inject! ons accomplish certain t h 1n g s no other slimming method accompllahes. They reduce hunger and give the w C 1tA ., H&A. 1•. _.._. ,.,.hi., "Tile FARM PROBLEM! How, THERE'S h...,'t lletlrJ so mach of /ote/r/' Helen Help ,. US. ••By .,l "• '1· 1 I I 1 1 ',<. a we F~' I ; I I Helen Bottel ..... of my lrlends drink: rm YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! '11111 column Is lor young J>OO- not saying we're angels, but we ple, their problems and pleas-· have better solutions to prob~ ure1, their trouble& llld tun. AI !ems than lrl'lns to drink them wllh tile rest or Holen llslp Us!, a...,, When you start drlni<lag It welcomes lau&l>a but ,..,. ~ exces&lvely you don't convince dodge a 118rioua quesllon with a other kids how "a<kllr' you are. You .Just show them you're brul!b-<llt. afraid to race up to life on your teenage questions to YOUTH ASKID FOR IT, care your own. - S. S. or Heloo Help US! tills newspa- DearHeloo: What's ao greal about poolper. Ing yoor money and drinking PAPER ROMANCE MIGHT yourselves under the table? GO UP IN SMOKE What's that 15~year-old souse Dear Hel..,: 1 •tmet'' a Serviceman through tey1ng to prove - that he can Vietnam Mail Call. We corr&- oome up with the blgpst hans· III)Oilded. for a 7ear, aDd now he over? He is deftnitely wrong Ia at a baae abOut 3.W wben he says most high school~ age kids drink regular(JI. &Ire, milel 8WQ' trom my home. 'most of us try It- maay in our Sovoral tlmea be hU plan. ned to vteJt me, but fach own homes where our ·folks ft. rrom my""""'· Soveralllmea be gure a smaU beer won't hurt bas plamod to visit me, but each - but we don't go on weekend lime;Jdl.l -.boa.betlll ..... oel· drunks .or hit the boqse at '6!/, led. 'l'hough we've never seen ery part;y. That's for people, each ~er, ~ have a very close who hava~•t got anything else trll!lldshljl wlllch might possibly going lor them, and 1ou'd bet· ter believe they!re avoided by develop Into love. Daring Tballksglvlni vacation everybody but other losers. I Willi to fly out to see him, SON OF A BARTENDER but my parents don't awrove, 1 thlak tbay're alrald he won't be a gentleman, but I know be reapecta me. rm 18, and quite ~e or taking care or my- eeH. But my lolkslnslll he should come here first. Are you on my side, Helen? - WAB CORRESPONDENT Deu Corre•p:llldeall: SOrey. Your parents gat my vole. A))Iller romance it more fragUe tbaJI yoo think. 11 It goes up In IIDOke, youtd 1!nd ycm"aelf 3.W mile• !rom home and pretty aad abcolt a nunber of things, lndud!Dg a walled plane ticket. Let hlm come to YOU. H, Dear Helen: MY rather Is against my dat. ill& but for a cWrerelt reason 1haD you tb1nk. rm 17, and Uke of a Mml8ll he likes bet. fer tiJan be lhould, being that he' 1 tbe 1011 still married to my IDIXher. He thlaks 1 don't know abim It but I might lind out U I dlled tills boJ'. 147 o1rea<1y lmowa my Dad Ia playing aroond, but lhe doesn't let on. 9te's got Giber Interests too. With nerybocty so secretive - . t things tile others already IIDJw, It looks like the only ones pt11ne tmt are tile kids. Maybe you thlak the bo1lan't rlgiJt lor me, haYing s play • aroand mother, but people eould say the ...... thing about me beiDg a bad influence, with tile parents rve gut. 11 lae't that way, llslen. Several times you've told klds to "leam hi reverse,'' and we have. We ploD to be honest ahout oor llwea. !ibJa1c1 we start by having an hmlell llllk wllh oor folks? HURTIN' DoarHUrtln': Yea! ra time 1001' perents aaw thalueiVes In the eyes of their clllldron. IIIIII,Y shock them Into - · relaUonahlps - tillar Cllll - H. If an,y. Door Heleo: rd Ukt to anawer "Troubled ~ says most kids - - ,, one! 17 drink • lot. Maybe moll kids In hlo crowd do, but Yll'J' bJ.&. rm a ru bel Ida erowd Isn't , ..,.....,..,lll!d I know Nlagan,i'• American Falls is Jl• ' ' !,- "'· ' . . ' .iJi ' ' H ' ' .• ' ~ the .!logo Delli .... Dloli o•'.-ee·,·alon'M.,;BtoaU::Wil~ .,. · •=·~.~.: ~;~~Jfi ~ ,w ~!r' \~ j~ ~.; i ·:._:.:_~ ~ ' TV '~ ·~ ~. hi It~ """Eil;-.;ti;,., "f: §. v. '~ - • ' ' •' + ._ ;i; 'ft-11 ; ' c,r I; , . teal BY JACK O'BRIAN ultimatel¥ ""'--~~~;-· . < be .liil.ol:..i~tJ~ were otero ol NEW YORK - Tom .W.... ~Ileal, whlcti . I... ThO tile ~1!1-. cloaed-clrcull TV tn 111 Jr. (Chal1'11\811 ot llllol) Ia '*> _. other nlatt ~ - 0JIPed bock· ldo i. 11111 st. ·butldias - 11 Mpwate blashot ~to pt _o~ap at. tile Vlijln "~ llloif1'omjJedtntherooftoplwlm· John Glenn'• 111111 coruu fer. ~ . to «<I88''IIUUaae - ,""' 1 sot butlaeyecl;. lu&e ~ ,an.< ~ hlm tn,.the IIII'II1IT ~.b.•t '· have to be llaiiiD .... once lll'ook(JIII'a (lnll N. J. , •oudo•fUI "Lover• .... to llkt GQiclberra: Plhorla .., . , F ball I ,_, .. _., _......,,uli 1111:' tallred lbout the ")lr -~ .c V "' ,.........., •..,.~ J . . \t. ·a a100 .net Irvtria --auured Art: York .A,e .... Joae errer To1m and Counlr)' 111101 will ,l!O'· 1a1um a .., profesolonal tneome a 1.or11 & Toylor b~e~ "Y~'no thi! 01111 who pin- terest In Iormor Roundloble bel'"' Duke of lledrord'o 2f.,..... Ill lJ!II ()( 11101 IIMnJ, • l,ydancer Prlneeaa NJ-eela, MW old son, Lord Rudolph Ruo,.ll, Avant.cr!Uclom of 5I Utvl It tile Sberldan In Jose' a native Is emigrating to Aullrslla .... DOll's '"!'ho Qie«<:" "II l'!:"os Puerto Rloo; says he Wlllll her Mld<ey ~was the World's 100 limp - at tile wrlll ... for Ida nlabtclub aet .... Mean1 17 willie tile prlneess Ia enp&ed to Champ Indian Wraatler untU he EaQ!d,...o trlnrlnl matched wrllla with the chef at mill ~!~tile kl _:· c:omDIClii01' - a - r exec BUI 1 Loulao's Restaurant .... ThoGed- bout --~Thomaa trey ~ CBS-TV show or Tiru' Tim, Mao · Tae The M.u,p.,.a•a Robert Mer· dellnltal,y owlnp In Jan.; Roe· Gene Mccarlll1, lfarttnIn •-ri.e riU Ia In Landon ree<>rcllnii"Fidor Gimbel will J>l'(dlee with Tom Kin& ate. '"'f!'ellpreo c110r on tile Rool'' with Molly Coehran, Jack Paar's ·former ~ ~.u,:·~ ~am:: PlCCII .,.. Mro. BW, Gexlcla, rlghl arm. s ··· ·· · widow of tile musical eollledJo Years liD Irving Berlin ( star Ia - . , at home alter lllrtod In ahewhlz ·60 yeara liD , B A R .• S a ~pltal......altottwlsledbaeka a Izzy Ballne) wanted Art Gar· . clla<:a .... Sip .., a hoi doc cart ney tor t~~e · lead In his "Mr. Br PHIL PASTOilET near tile VN: "P-m neutral" Pres!_., musleal .... HI want. Doi'ei' Dellcacloa owner AI eel tile protean carney ao bad be The feUo., who can main· ...,. wllhln $25,000 o1 pilferl Ryan t. ~aoned mee • • man•who reauu know• ~ru.!,"~~"""':.l'~" r!..": ma1'14Qer. • • _,. ·One Q-What is th• origin of the expression, "not worth his salt"? A-Lumps of salt were wages. Q-Where in the_ United States is there a repllCa Of an Elizabethan theattr A-At the Fol Shakespeare Ubrary In aslllngton, D.C. u-. ,~ • _ lllarl.lu..: f; : The Meigs Marauders will !Jiper oil today alter threo daya of herd work tills week In prep. aratJon tor their home opener Friday nil!hl against the Pl. Pleasant Big Blacka. ThlaFrlday nigh! date Is eertaln to prove a thoroogh test lor the Meigs club. CliO- Mhark! Now "'e don't han to rowhe'll tow ua-to •hore!" ..0., Jood, olunmydld."? -~:; , piled, "'l'heJ · .... s.ou teamed tile wldle ·gloved tlnlahlns aehool amenities at ·, Mlu Chandler' I Sehool for Glrlo , In Be- and abe' a .1111>ed •· ,(or her filth year In "~ l'laeo'' - as tile hartalder. FRIDAY• • • • Gwemlolp. a altlve drive~ isn't the telforD IDho pilot. th• morning b"' l<lGdtd with otflc• workera. No . POMEROY, OHIO MEDIUM SIZE . COKE FOUNTAIN COIC~ · WITH LUNCH chase were equally divided on-"thelr chances over the par-72 course as theY cited long and soggy lalrwa,ys and the SOUTH LAKE TA!IOE, Cal!L lo!ge graena lor their dltrere,.. (UP!) - Payton Jordan, held ces or prediction. cooeh or the 1968 U.S. Ol,ymple With Yank Team traek afld fteld team, Is walking uwnd with a amite on his face theae days and the Jaugh wrinkles got deeper as the final !rials head toward their lnevUable wl..q,, The reuon tor Jordan's joy, trons. KEYS an2 the rest ot hJa coaching starrs, Ia tile WIQ' the Yenk Olympic team Is shll>!~ up at FOR HOUSE OR CAR B.R.W. HDWE. & LEATHER SUPPLY , Phone ggz.zm o. Pomero I I Open Every Week D3y 9:00 to 7:00 SMurday 111 & tt!-31!7~ POMI!BOY POlK .I . ~-------~-------------- Arnold Palmer and Lee Trevino headed the list or touring pros present tor t h e tournament and were e}Q)ected to attract their usual huge ldlowlng, lloog With the mob likely to follow host club pro Paul Harney, the local lavorlte. But the O:eld was more conspicuous for its absentees than anything else as a Rock or the · top 1968 money winners this high altitude bose In the heart or the plne-ahaded El D<>skipped the tournament rado National Fore1t. No less than sewn of the 10 On Monday, !lllOnlq da,y of the current leading money winners, eld!t.<!v trta1a, Tracy Smith won beaded ill ~ Gasper,. were ttttfi~o,iioo meter ~nm- ln-30:00.4 &morW th~ nilssl~. 'Gasper'fiho - Jne beat time ever recorded boosted his tour earnings to at altitude e_....,le to Echo $171,436 with a$20,000 victory In SurD.mit'a 7,377 • feet above sea the Hartford ~en last week le_,L and Dew home to California on Then on Tuesclay, Jlm Hines fam.il)r business, and several eqlla1led the re...,...ecl world other leaders were meetl.rw record or 10 sec:onds Oat lor commlttments made prior to" the IOIHneter run while Geocgo the belated scheduling or the WOOds 11is heaving the shot put Kemper evenl a near l'l!cord 68 roe~ 14 lneh. Jack Nlckllus, Julius Boros. BUY SPARES, THEY'RE SMALL AND EASILY LOST. '•. GUARANTEED TO FIT WE AcA\ARKJJDNs money wlnnen entered In the four-day A-Four; aolid, liquid, gas and plasma, the last being a denae cloud of ions and erec- I I B Jordan Pleased TO ALL STUDENTS matter e:rist? SIMON'S hooked "Paul's pals" packed plastic And the Weather Bureau raincoats with their periscopes Issued 1 rorecast for today that today !or the rain-threatened mode at l..,.t light showerlf·l 30 start or the $150,000 Kemper per cent possibllltoy. Open Goll Toornament. The Wednesday washout The 72-holcl champlonshijl meant that only a handlul or the over the long and lush Pleasant 144 entries got 1 c.hance top.._, Valley Country Club course was the course that haa been hit by the Weather bulore It lengthened lzy near(JI a third or even opened when a sneak;y a mOe to 7,230 yards trom what ICIUtheaster clum!>ed near(JI an it was when the pro tour last Inch ol rain On the course visited Pleaaant Valley three years ago. The handtul of ranking pro - 605 W. MAIN The featUre attraction at the drive-In movie, Is often In the car next to you. The Blacks are undefeated, hav~ are s1>ou1 aa ready u they wUI rugged ever be... Barboursville 6-6 and slauglrlar. Meigs II picked u the andereel Parkersburg South 33-4. dog In some areas. Head Coach Charles Chancey~ "Pl. Pleasant looked ·.IJIOd awho WBS'IIOt exactly pleased over the pertormance ot Ida Marau~ SUTTON, Mau. (UPI)- "Ar· Wednesday to drown out the nle'• army." "Lee's tleas" and scheduled pro-am prelimlnary. MARAUDERS DAY III . ~ .J SLICED PORTIS HATS BOLOGNA FOR FALL! For the well dressed man, that neal look, out· standill( In any plheri~W. Ground Beef \ HOME MADE Ham Salad SPORT HATS-··--· · -···--· ·3.95 to 6.95, r . . . OR~SS H~TS •- .. -• ·---- ·- • -6.95 to 12.95 · GOLDEN RIPE-EXTRA LOW PRICE! Bananas Potatoes Pure Lard NO. 1 EATING , FRENCH CITY BRAND lb.10~ 20 baa 73~ 251b.2 98 ,. v, •·' . '"' ' .... ONLYI lb. can • . BEER and BREAD WlNE 7 IYS. 1.00 CARRYOUl ' ..,_ Not 2 "·· but fU'U. up to Doors ADAMS WHITE McCOY'S MILK Pilon It's,. Portis For Sport or Dress ' 79C "rt • '< • . .. ·I l nl-·5592 30 - DO.WNIE-GROSS . ' PomatqJ Other aenlor 1 - - w ti " ', have 11ar1ec1 Ia tile 11r• 1 "~ · gunea are Jolm Barrle7, 2\5 I!" (iiW'd; Gary l'lrlc.l, 158 lb. willr• . boc:k; Demla Nllioll, 1481b. wlatl• bod<, and Bam Null, 148 lb. l'llllbadc. Chance• lor tile Marauclero By UniU!d Press international National League W. L. Pet. GB Det\-olt St. Louis 91 57 .615 San Frandsoo 79 68 .537 ll'h .., delenoe wUI lio &ratzel at left end ta plaeeCJIKioes, Larry t..m.. The Melp 118aervo team wiD 1111' II lellllnebaciler In plaee or host W.Uston In Ito Showier; Slalller going to swat. or tills Slturday at 8 p.m. .., tile zel's posltlqn at !Jickle. Marauder fteld In l'lomeroy, . aeuon- American League W. L. Pet. GB , The rest or tile Meigsdolenstve 93 54 •633 starting line-up lneiudesF.ngllsh, Balilmore 85 62 .578 8 REi Barr, lett tackle; Whitlatch. Be78 69 .531.15 Cleveland 79 71 .527 15\lz middle guard; Crow, rlghl lln&New York 76 70 .521 16'h backer; Roekr WUI!ams, right Olldand 76 12 .51f 17'h eornert.ack; Elbert WUilams,iell eornerback; Au14 left halfback Minnesota 69 78 ,469 24 and John &nlth, rlghl hal!baek. caurornia 63 85 .426 30'h Pl. Pleasant has 18 relurttlna' Chicago 61 87 .412 23\2 Washlnglnn 57 89 .390 35'h lettermen, 13 ot them seniors, oo Ita varl!ley squad. Wedneada('l ROIIIItl The Waremen are led lzy 6..2 Detroit 8 CalU 2, nigh! Halt 6 Wash 1, lit, • twillabt aonlor 160 lb. -rback Bait 4 Wash 1, 2ecl, night 10 Ins. ~!;m!;'. ~- ~ : ! Aaron Collects Three Hits, Braves Win 3-1 Browns Prepare For NFL Opener Mnler Barber and successful rookie Bob Murp!J3 were mining for a Vllriety of reasons. HOCKEY SCHEDULE ..\I'EST SPRINGFlELD Maos. (UP!)_ The Al!l!!flcoiiv' Hoekey League Wednoadly announced a 296-pme schedule this season, with action beginning Oct 8 and ending ~ru 6. Each member of the Eaatern and Westetn divisions meet sectional rivals 14 times on a seven home and seven any pme 'basis. ~- two runs in the second iming as diQ'. the Cardinals reduced their One of the rewards was in the magic ruunber Cor clinching their person of Don Cockroft who secolll consecutive NL pennant scored all of Clevela,nd' s paints four. on rteld goals. Cockroft was Gary Nolan pitched a seven.- named the Browns' kicker and hltter and Lee May belted a Lou Groza retired largely on tile three-run double In the seventh basis of the Packers game, hmlng as the Reds took the openAnother bright spot coming er. The victory was Nolan's ninth but Or the Joss was the performagainst two losses. ance of second year man John Six-Run Jruting Demarie, The alumnus of Louis-The Reds en.pted for six runs iana State reported to the In the eighth Inning or the night. Browns as a tackle and he per~ cap to break a 5-5 lie. ReUever formed bried.y ln that ca,iacity Ted Abernathy picked 141 hi sloth last year. victory tn 15 decisiona. This year, however, the Bill White' s run-scoring single Browns fouOO they needed a reand Gary &ltnerland'a plnctHltt, placement for left guard John tw~run double sparked a threeWooten, who along with Ross run ral(JI In the 13th Inning that Fichtner was peddled after the provided the Phillles margin or two got into a racially~talnted victory in the opener. Controversy about a players ' Bu4 Steve Blass got the Pi- golf tournamenL rates a split in the nighctijl by posting his 15th victory or the Belson and sixth In a row. Jlm McAD11rew, vic:tlmbed by lack of lillti.POrt since .ioinlng the lolofJI, allowed only two hits In 8 l-3 Innings to win his second pme In nine decisions as New York ,edged the Cubs. Bengals To Trim Roster CINCINNATI (UP!) - Cooeh Paul Brown was eJI)eeted totrim the 46-man Clnclmatl Banp]s' roster before the team's heme opener with tile Denver Broncos &niQ at'teiiWL DUR FRESH GROUND Max Whltlatelt, left (iiW'd; Har· caur; Jim ~. right (iiW'd; Mike Birr, right tecklo; Dennis Ault, right end; Jell,. Werry, Qllrierbaeil; Elbert WOflamo, right hallbaeil, and Jolm Smith, Jell halfbaek, ry ·! killer, Cincinnati 76 69 .524 13\2 Chicago 76 72 .514 15 AtlanfJI 75 12 .510 151h Pltlsburgh 71 75 . 486 19 PhUadelphla 69 77 .f73 21 Los Angeles 66 81 .U9 241,> Metbodtst. -66 82 .446 25 NO TIME New York 66 82 ,f!6 25 TO WASTE Wednesdlu''s Results St. Louis 5 Los Ang 4, night SNOW TIRE Cine! 5 Hoos I, Ill, lwUighl SEASON IS Cinct 11 Houston 6, 2nd, night Cleve 1 Mlm 0, night, l2 ina. Atlanta 3 San Fran I, night I(J.I8ds 11 recent years have not Qak 3 Res 2, nigh!, 12 Ins. See Lou and Check New York 1 Chicago 0 New York 1 Chicago 2, night been noted for their overall Phlla 8 .Pttts 6, 1st, 12 iruta speed, however. Toda,y's Probable Pitchers PRICES Pitts 6 Phlla 4, 2nd, night Co-Captains are Tom staats, (All Times EDT) 'Thursda,y's Games TODAY! Baltimore (McNally 20-3) al 170 Jb. end, and Marcus Rice, (No games scheduled} Washington (Bertalna 5-13), 8:- 190 lb. !Jiekle, both seniors. Frida¥'• Games 05p.m. By FRED McMANF. they were ellmlnated from the Pittsburgh at New York, night (flniy game sehecmledl UP! storts Writer National League pennant race Chicago at Phila 1, twi..m.ght International League Standings Friday's Games The court is over for the At-- when the St. Louis Cerdinals St. Louis at Houston, night By United Press International .California at Chicago, ~ lanta Braves, but for their slug- edged the Los Angeles Dodgers, Atlanta at LOs Ang, night Semi-Finals WE SELL RECAPS oakland al Datrol~ night ging star, Hank Aaron, the magic l>-4. Cincinnati at San Fran, nlgbt Best-<>1-Five ~ts Baltimore at Cleveland, night WITH OR WITHOUT number is 10. In other NL games, .Cincinnati W. L. PeL New Yorlt at Wash., night The 34-1ear-<Jid Aaron, hlttlne swept a doubleheader from Hous~ Columbus ••.•.•.• 1 1 . 500 STUDS Minn. at Boston, night only .231 at the Jul)t All-star ton, 5-l and 11-6, Phlladelphla Rochester ••.••••• I 1 .500 ALSO HAVE YOUR CARS break, moved to within 10 polnt& beet Pittsburgh, 8-6, in 13 InToledo •• , , •• , .•• 1 1 , 500 COOLING SYSTEM or the coveted .300 mark Wed- nings, then lost, 6-4, and Ne:N" Jacksonville . . • • •• 1 1 •500 nesday night when he slammed York blanked Ollcago, 1-4. Wednesclay's Results CHECKED! out three hits In four at bats, inBaltimore trijlped Washlnglon Rochester 7 Colwnbus o cluding hh 27th homer of the twtce 1 6-1 and 4·1, New York Toledo ll Jacksonville 5 year, to Jead the Braves to a beat Chicago, 1·2, Cleveland edg~ 3-t victory over the san Fran.. ed Minnesota, 1-0, in 12 innings, cisco Gtants. Detroit topped C&lifornia, 8-2, FIGHT HESULTS Aaron's heroics moved him and Oaklalll nipped Boston, 3-2, By United Press lrKerratlanol CLEVELAND (UPU-Strange Coach Blarton Collier talked closer to s~e persona] goals, in 12 iMlngs, in American League as it may seem, the Cleveland NEW YORK (UP!) Fo-aM the situation over with line m~ 279 W.MAIN but, although the Braves won, games. Browns reaped une11pected r~? tor Fritz Heisler, and Demarie DePaula, 175, Jersey Clt,y, N. J., 992·3535 Bob Gibson won his 21st game wards tram their 31~9 loss t.othe was picked tor the job. otopped JlminJ< McDennot~ 171, POMEROY OHIO and Loo llro<:k doubled home Green Bay Packers last Satur~ Hul)toke, Mass. (il. Performed Well George Archer, Bob Lunn, Hoekoy Leaauo player, tile Detroit Red Wines aald Wednesday. The 27-year-<Jid wingman WIS drailed !rom Toronto laat Joine alter scor.lng 11 goalo and recordlna 14 assists for the Maple Lears during the 1967-68 aeasson. lb. In the Wahama outing • The remainder ol tile 11art. Ins line-up on - . . wUI lnehtde Jim Soratzel, left teelle; -at English, who sterted at end Wahaml, wUI begin at rUdback. Jon Kloes, a 10900.. more, will take over EngJJBb's old poll at left end. dly in Ohio state•a second all..Qit footbi)J tcr.lmmage. SOphomore quarterback Ru: Kern of I..ocaster Jed the oftea~ that saw all four back11eld starters score. PowerAIJ junior fullback Jtm OtfaJIUDChedoYBrtwosoorea. Ohio Slate ""'"" Its aeason Sept. 28 here aplnat -ern acher may retire as a National !2 a9e F.n8111!b IIIOYed Into the backfteld at fullhaek aplnat Wahaml and scored one of tile Marauders• two touchdowns. Jwllor alerted at lullhaek llallly - ~ COLUMBUS (UP!) - Woody Hayes' iwlditleked Red One firat offense scored slx touchdowns ln sewn atteJIIIItB WedDes- MAY RETIRE DETROIT (UP!}- Brian COI>- STEAK 1 1 I -<t- Kemper Open Hit By Rain ;·;·=··=:::::::::~l . WI!' Ready for Big Blacks Fri dora last wonk In their Initial Dlnat Plrkerllburg South, .. laid lest apJnsl Wslwna, Ia Chancey, who added that Ida M&Ine an lmprooecl )llriOI'IIIIliClo a- raudera will han 1o keep er .. plnlt the Big Blaeka. rora to a mintmum to come out ••1 think our boys are Clltlble or tile mateh With a victor1. ol lll8kl-. a real I!OOd ohowlng," The llartl!tg line-up lor Meigs laid Chancey, ''Theit'Ve been tllla week wUI remsln the same 110rklng real hard an week and m o«ense exces:t for Senior Ken~ Ins tied the peremlai(JI , :-·; ·:·: ; ; : ; ; · . t~ERY Marau , d· ers ·an-mn ® l they • • • ·----·----""!~-------------, · '(We Are Not ()pen On Sundays) I If!, MAIN ST. · ~tit f 3 -'-/he Dalljl 'SenUnel, Mlddleport.-P..,eroy, 0., Sept. 12, 1968 SHAMMYS' . . used as money to pay Roman aoldiers This praetice led to the exPression to describe a peraon who does not earn hi.o . . -1 "'·' . i = me lny" ... . Robert ttoaed'"' .' ,.. War11era wantl .llmlnY~•• ··• star In "Lialll 3 -: ~..-- ' 0" .... Mlchalo Loe 11 "': tile · cout lllmll!l "Bill7 Brlallt' and j her !Uoballd Jameo FarlliltnO Ia > u Natalie" bite Ia : lllmlns Me, , New Yoilt - 10 lllldor~ • Mlchale pta him datOI for ' ner with the glrlo obe ......, ! l!be starred In "How. to SIIC• ·• ceed'' Cll lldlr1.; and they " ' " ' aU zoltle apeclmena as "" remember with a leer. Steve Me~ baa In "Biilltt'' wbereln ha - · ldmaeU In lrCIIt ol a Pan • ...., , 707; hill trlendl uked, CClUkm't ::!.t";, tocalm, the pollllcal lllauea hi Bill Proaeb told Art'sptagent McCaffery, taln "II you m lor me, you ean of thea clay we bbe yet ap. to Lex. •+. .....,! "!!' IUMS. . . ef.rlei In tme You, Al\<e B. lu" featunoa a gol4 pmo '""r, call ., ' Q-ln how many statts does lliU,_ _...,.. ~ ··.· .' I . ~r Rod Sherman, lormar Southetn 00 star, will sit out . the Denver aamo to give him more limo to re<over rr- tile . COIICUIIfOD suflered Jn the &ea11011 • ""'""' optnst tile San Dl011!11 CbarterL Hla was OX• peeled to lio IUled 1Qr reokle Bob TntnQ>y, a a1andout In pr....,;. son aam•• who waa ahllted rrcm ~t~Ut old to a..br. Brotm alao NWrnecl Joss Phil· lfpa to tile aafe\r polllion he [I!Qod ~ f10cblpn State, alter Q)lll'lmli>t!JW with him .. • l'1lllilrW bode. . '\'he Be..... roaterwu-lio eel with t11e -- . . , ot Hneboeilor Bill Waallluo, for. w-• ., merly at Syracuse UnlversUy, and oo the taxi squad with the st. Louta ClrcUnlls last aeason. He waa obtaillld on waivers from tile NatloMI Footboll League. He performed well In the Browns' pr~cker encounters, but everyone knew the ultimate test would come when Demarie lined up opposite Green Bay's Henry Jordan. "I'll know for sure how I'm doing after we play Green Bay and l face Henry Jordan," fie.. marie predicted himselt uue' s so qulck1 so smart. He's a law unto himself." Jordan best summed up I)&. marie's "test." "He impressed me as a good boy," he said. "You didn't see me getting to the passer, did you? alkl he was dnlng It all by himselL., Demarie, 23, stands 6-toot, 3inches and weighs 250 pounds so he shouldn't be pushed aroulkl by too man,y opponents. ALL OUT SALE All New Pontiac & Bulcks_. .. ALL USED CARS 68 Pontiac Save CltalJna 2 dr. Hard Top. Only 2,346 easy miles. So near new we put tt in the showHxm. AT, PS&PB. 63 Buick $895 LeSabre 4 dr. Sedan. Owned by one of our mechanics. PS., PB & AT. We also hove a 2 dr, Hlrd Too;. extra sharp lor $995.00. 64 Ford $895 2 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyL std. shift. Extra sharp light blue llnlsh. 68 Pontiac $3,195 400 Ftreblrd, 2 door hardtop, foorapeed ahllt, pq.ulor 100 in. engine, positive tractiaiL Like new confttion. 66 Dodge cu. $1,895 COronet "500.. 2 dr. Hard Top. Bucket seats with Ad] operatiQr consul. Power Steering, power brakes, Auto. tranL 63 Ford Galaxle 500 4 dr, V8 Sedan. We have four oondltloe. Take yoor ehelce. 62 Chevrolet $895 or these. Allin i0011 $895 V8 Bel Air f dr, Sedan. 2113 VB o~W~no. Elo:opi!GaJ In e'IV)o W81 Auto. ~ Qooutll'lll turquoloe ftalsh, ' ..' I' �·' )~ ~~ ); " ·. . " ,• r-~.Jk ~-~" l ~ I ( .. .· TH• QDC'irCR ~AVS ' ' Roman Slimming Method Not DO-lt-You~lf Item By WAYNE G. lltANDSTADT, M.D. (Fint of Two Related Colamos.) A reader who read abOut the patient a feeling of weD-being Roman SUmmlpg Method In while he Is on the reslrlctea ' popular magazine wants to diet. They allow the fat to l<'llow whether It is effective como off In those areas where and whether it is used ln.tltls the patient Is most llllllous to coUDtry. It worn, but It is not k>se it and they give the pa· a simple do-lt-yourself molter. !lent a more youthful appearIt has met wilh enthusiasm ance. and censure by various doc· A tlllrd element of the meth· tors here. od is the personal Interest Dr. The method was ftrsl de- , Simeons takes In hi.o patients. Slmeons He says that handing the pa· ibed b A T scr • • practicing • a British Ydoctor In' lien! a diet sheet and lettln1g Rome. He ftrst screena hi.o a nurse give the IDjectlnns patient. to make aure they will not work. Each patient don't have an acute lnfectlou, on arising In the morning coronary dIsease or other must empty his bladder, then •ompllcallng conditloo. He weillh hlmaelf w lt h out hi.o then . otarts a patient on a clotf>es. Any day he sbowa a series or 40 Injections of hu- two-pound gain he must skip man chorionic gonadotropin. one meal and any time he After the tlllrd Injection, the goes four days without losing re- he must oo the next clay eat patient on acalories very a ""'' or less apples and no other strlcted goes diet-SOO day, which incl~des :100 grams food. When a patient Is not of meat fish or fowl. Fat. are losing satisfactorily, Dr. Slm· kept to minimum. eons r e v lew s his diet 81td Although it is doubtfUl the! seeks possible reasons for the fats are absorbed Into the failure . body through the skin, Dr. Dr. Slmeons' rules are rigid Simeons does not pennit uy and he believes that lhoae who greasy cosmetics or other can't repeat his reoults have contact with fats . He recog- not foUowed his method to the nizes that :100 grams of pro- leiter. Several doctors In this tein 1s Inadequate but liolieves country who have done so that the Injections make up have been pleased with the for this lack. When the lnjec- results. lions are stopped, an increase in the diet Is allowed. The diet Is an Important part of the treatment but the inject! ons accomplish certain t h 1n g s no other slimming method accompllahes. They reduce hunger and give the w C 1tA ., H&A. 1•. _.._. ,.,.hi., "Tile FARM PROBLEM! How, THERE'S h...,'t lletlrJ so mach of /ote/r/' Helen Help ,. US. ••By .,l "• '1· 1 I I 1 1 ',<. a we F~' I ; I I Helen Bottel ..... of my lrlends drink: rm YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! '11111 column Is lor young J>OO- not saying we're angels, but we ple, their problems and pleas-· have better solutions to prob~ ure1, their trouble& llld tun. AI !ems than lrl'lns to drink them wllh tile rest or Holen llslp Us!, a...,, When you start drlni<lag It welcomes lau&l>a but ,..,. ~ exces&lvely you don't convince dodge a 118rioua quesllon with a other kids how "a<kllr' you are. You .Just show them you're brul!b-<llt. afraid to race up to life on your teenage questions to YOUTH ASKID FOR IT, care your own. - S. S. or Heloo Help US! tills newspa- DearHeloo: What's ao greal about poolper. Ing yoor money and drinking PAPER ROMANCE MIGHT yourselves under the table? GO UP IN SMOKE What's that 15~year-old souse Dear Hel..,: 1 •tmet'' a Serviceman through tey1ng to prove - that he can Vietnam Mail Call. We corr&- oome up with the blgpst hans· III)Oilded. for a 7ear, aDd now he over? He is deftnitely wrong Ia at a baae abOut 3.W wben he says most high school~ age kids drink regular(JI. &Ire, milel 8WQ' trom my home. 'most of us try It- maay in our Sovoral tlmea be hU plan. ned to vteJt me, but fach own homes where our ·folks ft. rrom my""""'· Soveralllmea be gure a smaU beer won't hurt bas plamod to visit me, but each - but we don't go on weekend lime;Jdl.l -.boa.betlll ..... oel· drunks .or hit the boqse at '6!/, led. 'l'hough we've never seen ery part;y. That's for people, each ~er, ~ have a very close who hava~•t got anything else trll!lldshljl wlllch might possibly going lor them, and 1ou'd bet· ter believe they!re avoided by develop Into love. Daring Tballksglvlni vacation everybody but other losers. I Willi to fly out to see him, SON OF A BARTENDER but my parents don't awrove, 1 thlak tbay're alrald he won't be a gentleman, but I know be reapecta me. rm 18, and quite ~e or taking care or my- eeH. But my lolkslnslll he should come here first. Are you on my side, Helen? - WAB CORRESPONDENT Deu Corre•p:llldeall: SOrey. Your parents gat my vole. A))Iller romance it more fragUe tbaJI yoo think. 11 It goes up In IIDOke, youtd 1!nd ycm"aelf 3.W mile• !rom home and pretty aad abcolt a nunber of things, lndud!Dg a walled plane ticket. Let hlm come to YOU. H, Dear Helen: MY rather Is against my dat. ill& but for a cWrerelt reason 1haD you tb1nk. rm 17, and Uke of a Mml8ll he likes bet. fer tiJan be lhould, being that he' 1 tbe 1011 still married to my IDIXher. He thlaks 1 don't know abim It but I might lind out U I dlled tills boJ'. 147 o1rea<1y lmowa my Dad Ia playing aroond, but lhe doesn't let on. 9te's got Giber Interests too. With nerybocty so secretive - . t things tile others already IIDJw, It looks like the only ones pt11ne tmt are tile kids. Maybe you thlak the bo1lan't rlgiJt lor me, haYing s play • aroand mother, but people eould say the ...... thing about me beiDg a bad influence, with tile parents rve gut. 11 lae't that way, llslen. Several times you've told klds to "leam hi reverse,'' and we have. We ploD to be honest ahout oor llwea. !ibJa1c1 we start by having an hmlell llllk wllh oor folks? HURTIN' DoarHUrtln': Yea! ra time 1001' perents aaw thalueiVes In the eyes of their clllldron. IIIIII,Y shock them Into - · relaUonahlps - tillar Cllll - H. If an,y. Door Heleo: rd Ukt to anawer "Troubled ~ says most kids - - ,, one! 17 drink • lot. Maybe moll kids In hlo crowd do, but Yll'J' bJ.&. rm a ru bel Ida erowd Isn't , ..,.....,..,lll!d I know Nlagan,i'• American Falls is Jl• ' ' !,- "'· ' . . ' .iJi ' ' H ' ' .• ' ~ the .!logo Delli .... Dloli o•'.-ee·,·alon'M.,;BtoaU::Wil~ .,. · •=·~.~.: ~;~~Jfi ~ ,w ~!r' \~ j~ ~.; i ·:._:.:_~ ~ ' TV '~ ·~ ~. hi It~ """Eil;-.;ti;,., "f: §. v. '~ - • ' ' •' + ._ ;i; 'ft-11 ; ' c,r I; , . teal BY JACK O'BRIAN ultimatel¥ ""'--~~~;-· . < be .liil.ol:..i~tJ~ were otero ol NEW YORK - Tom .W.... ~Ileal, whlcti . I... ThO tile ~1!1-. cloaed-clrcull TV tn 111 Jr. (Chal1'11\811 ot llllol) Ia '*> _. other nlatt ~ - 0JIPed bock· ldo i. 11111 st. ·butldias - 11 Mpwate blashot ~to pt _o~ap at. tile Vlijln "~ llloif1'omjJedtntherooftoplwlm· John Glenn'• 111111 coruu fer. ~ . to «<I88''IIUUaae - ,""' 1 sot butlaeyecl;. lu&e ~ ,an.< ~ hlm tn,.the IIII'II1IT ~.b.•t '· have to be llaiiiD .... once lll'ook(JIII'a (lnll N. J. , •oudo•fUI "Lover• .... to llkt GQiclberra: Plhorla .., . , F ball I ,_, .. _., _......,,uli 1111:' tallred lbout the ")lr -~ .c V "' ,.........., •..,.~ J . . \t. ·a a100 .net Irvtria --auured Art: York .A,e .... Joae errer To1m and Counlr)' 111101 will ,l!O'· 1a1um a .., profesolonal tneome a 1.or11 & Toylor b~e~ "Y~'no thi! 01111 who pin- terest In Iormor Roundloble bel'"' Duke of lledrord'o 2f.,..... Ill lJ!II ()( 11101 IIMnJ, • l,ydancer Prlneeaa NJ-eela, MW old son, Lord Rudolph Ruo,.ll, Avant.cr!Uclom of 5I Utvl It tile Sberldan In Jose' a native Is emigrating to Aullrslla .... DOll's '"!'ho Qie«<:" "II l'!:"os Puerto Rloo; says he Wlllll her Mld<ey ~was the World's 100 limp - at tile wrlll ... for Ida nlabtclub aet .... Mean1 17 willie tile prlneess Ia enp&ed to Champ Indian Wraatler untU he EaQ!d,...o trlnrlnl matched wrllla with the chef at mill ~!~tile kl _:· c:omDIClii01' - a - r exec BUI 1 Loulao's Restaurant .... ThoGed- bout --~Thomaa trey ~ CBS-TV show or Tiru' Tim, Mao · Tae The M.u,p.,.a•a Robert Mer· dellnltal,y owlnp In Jan.; Roe· Gene Mccarlll1, lfarttnIn •-ri.e riU Ia In Landon ree<>rcllnii"Fidor Gimbel will J>l'(dlee with Tom Kin& ate. '"'f!'ellpreo c110r on tile Rool'' with Molly Coehran, Jack Paar's ·former ~ ~.u,:·~ ~am:: PlCCII .,.. Mro. BW, Gexlcla, rlghl arm. s ··· ·· · widow of tile musical eollledJo Years liD Irving Berlin ( star Ia - . , at home alter lllrtod In ahewhlz ·60 yeara liD , B A R .• S a ~pltal......altottwlsledbaeka a Izzy Ballne) wanted Art Gar· . clla<:a .... Sip .., a hoi doc cart ney tor t~~e · lead In his "Mr. Br PHIL PASTOilET near tile VN: "P-m neutral" Pres!_., musleal .... HI want. Doi'ei' Dellcacloa owner AI eel tile protean carney ao bad be The feUo., who can main· ...,. wllhln $25,000 o1 pilferl Ryan t. ~aoned mee • • man•who reauu know• ~ru.!,"~~"""':.l'~" r!..": ma1'14Qer. • • _,. ·One Q-What is th• origin of the expression, "not worth his salt"? A-Lumps of salt were wages. Q-Where in the_ United States is there a repllCa Of an Elizabethan theattr A-At the Fol Shakespeare Ubrary In aslllngton, D.C. u-. ,~ • _ lllarl.lu..: f; : The Meigs Marauders will !Jiper oil today alter threo daya of herd work tills week In prep. aratJon tor their home opener Friday nil!hl against the Pl. Pleasant Big Blacka. ThlaFrlday nigh! date Is eertaln to prove a thoroogh test lor the Meigs club. CliO- Mhark! Now "'e don't han to rowhe'll tow ua-to •hore!" ..0., Jood, olunmydld."? -~:; , piled, "'l'heJ · .... s.ou teamed tile wldle ·gloved tlnlahlns aehool amenities at ·, Mlu Chandler' I Sehool for Glrlo , In Be- and abe' a .1111>ed •· ,(or her filth year In "~ l'laeo'' - as tile hartalder. FRIDAY• • • • Gwemlolp. a altlve drive~ isn't the telforD IDho pilot. th• morning b"' l<lGdtd with otflc• workera. No . POMEROY, OHIO MEDIUM SIZE . COKE FOUNTAIN COIC~ · WITH LUNCH chase were equally divided on-"thelr chances over the par-72 course as theY cited long and soggy lalrwa,ys and the SOUTH LAKE TA!IOE, Cal!L lo!ge graena lor their dltrere,.. (UP!) - Payton Jordan, held ces or prediction. cooeh or the 1968 U.S. Ol,ymple With Yank Team traek afld fteld team, Is walking uwnd with a amite on his face theae days and the Jaugh wrinkles got deeper as the final !rials head toward their lnevUable wl..q,, The reuon tor Jordan's joy, trons. KEYS an2 the rest ot hJa coaching starrs, Ia tile WIQ' the Yenk Olympic team Is shll>!~ up at FOR HOUSE OR CAR B.R.W. HDWE. & LEATHER SUPPLY , Phone ggz.zm o. Pomero I I Open Every Week D3y 9:00 to 7:00 SMurday 111 & tt!-31!7~ POMI!BOY POlK .I . ~-------~-------------- Arnold Palmer and Lee Trevino headed the list or touring pros present tor t h e tournament and were e}Q)ected to attract their usual huge ldlowlng, lloog With the mob likely to follow host club pro Paul Harney, the local lavorlte. But the O:eld was more conspicuous for its absentees than anything else as a Rock or the · top 1968 money winners this high altitude bose In the heart or the plne-ahaded El D<>skipped the tournament rado National Fore1t. No less than sewn of the 10 On Monday, !lllOnlq da,y of the current leading money winners, eld!t.<!v trta1a, Tracy Smith won beaded ill ~ Gasper,. were ttttfi~o,iioo meter ~nm- ln-30:00.4 &morW th~ nilssl~. 'Gasper'fiho - Jne beat time ever recorded boosted his tour earnings to at altitude e_....,le to Echo $171,436 with a$20,000 victory In SurD.mit'a 7,377 • feet above sea the Hartford ~en last week le_,L and Dew home to California on Then on Tuesclay, Jlm Hines fam.il)r business, and several eqlla1led the re...,...ecl world other leaders were meetl.rw record or 10 sec:onds Oat lor commlttments made prior to" the IOIHneter run while Geocgo the belated scheduling or the WOOds 11is heaving the shot put Kemper evenl a near l'l!cord 68 roe~ 14 lneh. Jack Nlckllus, Julius Boros. BUY SPARES, THEY'RE SMALL AND EASILY LOST. '•. GUARANTEED TO FIT WE AcA\ARKJJDNs money wlnnen entered In the four-day A-Four; aolid, liquid, gas and plasma, the last being a denae cloud of ions and erec- I I B Jordan Pleased TO ALL STUDENTS matter e:rist? SIMON'S hooked "Paul's pals" packed plastic And the Weather Bureau raincoats with their periscopes Issued 1 rorecast for today that today !or the rain-threatened mode at l..,.t light showerlf·l 30 start or the $150,000 Kemper per cent possibllltoy. Open Goll Toornament. The Wednesday washout The 72-holcl champlonshijl meant that only a handlul or the over the long and lush Pleasant 144 entries got 1 c.hance top.._, Valley Country Club course was the course that haa been hit by the Weather bulore It lengthened lzy near(JI a third or even opened when a sneak;y a mOe to 7,230 yards trom what ICIUtheaster clum!>ed near(JI an it was when the pro tour last Inch ol rain On the course visited Pleaaant Valley three years ago. The handtul of ranking pro - 605 W. MAIN The featUre attraction at the drive-In movie, Is often In the car next to you. The Blacks are undefeated, hav~ are s1>ou1 aa ready u they wUI rugged ever be... Barboursville 6-6 and slauglrlar. Meigs II picked u the andereel Parkersburg South 33-4. dog In some areas. Head Coach Charles Chancey~ "Pl. Pleasant looked ·.IJIOd awho WBS'IIOt exactly pleased over the pertormance ot Ida Marau~ SUTTON, Mau. (UPI)- "Ar· Wednesday to drown out the nle'• army." "Lee's tleas" and scheduled pro-am prelimlnary. MARAUDERS DAY III . ~ .J SLICED PORTIS HATS BOLOGNA FOR FALL! For the well dressed man, that neal look, out· standill( In any plheri~W. Ground Beef \ HOME MADE Ham Salad SPORT HATS-··--· · -···--· ·3.95 to 6.95, r . . . OR~SS H~TS •- .. -• ·---- ·- • -6.95 to 12.95 · GOLDEN RIPE-EXTRA LOW PRICE! Bananas Potatoes Pure Lard NO. 1 EATING , FRENCH CITY BRAND lb.10~ 20 baa 73~ 251b.2 98 ,. v, •·' . '"' ' .... ONLYI lb. can • . BEER and BREAD WlNE 7 IYS. 1.00 CARRYOUl ' ..,_ Not 2 "·· but fU'U. up to Doors ADAMS WHITE McCOY'S MILK Pilon It's,. Portis For Sport or Dress ' 79C "rt • '< • . .. ·I l nl-·5592 30 - DO.WNIE-GROSS . ' PomatqJ Other aenlor 1 - - w ti " ', have 11ar1ec1 Ia tile 11r• 1 "~ · gunea are Jolm Barrle7, 2\5 I!" (iiW'd; Gary l'lrlc.l, 158 lb. willr• . boc:k; Demla Nllioll, 1481b. wlatl• bod<, and Bam Null, 148 lb. l'llllbadc. Chance• lor tile Marauclero By UniU!d Press international National League W. L. Pet. GB Det\-olt St. Louis 91 57 .615 San Frandsoo 79 68 .537 ll'h .., delenoe wUI lio &ratzel at left end ta plaeeCJIKioes, Larry t..m.. The Melp 118aervo team wiD 1111' II lellllnebaciler In plaee or host W.Uston In Ito Showier; Slalller going to swat. or tills Slturday at 8 p.m. .., tile zel's posltlqn at !Jickle. Marauder fteld In l'lomeroy, . aeuon- American League W. L. Pet. GB , The rest or tile Meigsdolenstve 93 54 •633 starting line-up lneiudesF.ngllsh, Balilmore 85 62 .578 8 REi Barr, lett tackle; Whitlatch. Be78 69 .531.15 Cleveland 79 71 .527 15\lz middle guard; Crow, rlghl lln&New York 76 70 .521 16'h backer; Roekr WUI!ams, right Olldand 76 12 .51f 17'h eornert.ack; Elbert WUilams,iell eornerback; Au14 left halfback Minnesota 69 78 ,469 24 and John &nlth, rlghl hal!baek. caurornia 63 85 .426 30'h Pl. Pleasant has 18 relurttlna' Chicago 61 87 .412 23\2 Washlnglnn 57 89 .390 35'h lettermen, 13 ot them seniors, oo Ita varl!ley squad. Wedneada('l ROIIIItl The Waremen are led lzy 6..2 Detroit 8 CalU 2, nigh! Halt 6 Wash 1, lit, • twillabt aonlor 160 lb. -rback Bait 4 Wash 1, 2ecl, night 10 Ins. ~!;m!;'. ~- ~ : ! Aaron Collects Three Hits, Braves Win 3-1 Browns Prepare For NFL Opener Mnler Barber and successful rookie Bob Murp!J3 were mining for a Vllriety of reasons. HOCKEY SCHEDULE ..\I'EST SPRINGFlELD Maos. (UP!)_ The Al!l!!flcoiiv' Hoekey League Wednoadly announced a 296-pme schedule this season, with action beginning Oct 8 and ending ~ru 6. Each member of the Eaatern and Westetn divisions meet sectional rivals 14 times on a seven home and seven any pme 'basis. ~- two runs in the second iming as diQ'. the Cardinals reduced their One of the rewards was in the magic ruunber Cor clinching their person of Don Cockroft who secolll consecutive NL pennant scored all of Clevela,nd' s paints four. on rteld goals. Cockroft was Gary Nolan pitched a seven.- named the Browns' kicker and hltter and Lee May belted a Lou Groza retired largely on tile three-run double In the seventh basis of the Packers game, hmlng as the Reds took the openAnother bright spot coming er. The victory was Nolan's ninth but Or the Joss was the performagainst two losses. ance of second year man John Six-Run Jruting Demarie, The alumnus of Louis-The Reds en.pted for six runs iana State reported to the In the eighth Inning or the night. Browns as a tackle and he per~ cap to break a 5-5 lie. ReUever formed bried.y ln that ca,iacity Ted Abernathy picked 141 hi sloth last year. victory tn 15 decisiona. This year, however, the Bill White' s run-scoring single Browns fouOO they needed a reand Gary &ltnerland'a plnctHltt, placement for left guard John tw~run double sparked a threeWooten, who along with Ross run ral(JI In the 13th Inning that Fichtner was peddled after the provided the Phillles margin or two got into a racially~talnted victory in the opener. Controversy about a players ' Bu4 Steve Blass got the Pi- golf tournamenL rates a split in the nighctijl by posting his 15th victory or the Belson and sixth In a row. Jlm McAD11rew, vic:tlmbed by lack of lillti.POrt since .ioinlng the lolofJI, allowed only two hits In 8 l-3 Innings to win his second pme In nine decisions as New York ,edged the Cubs. Bengals To Trim Roster CINCINNATI (UP!) - Cooeh Paul Brown was eJI)eeted totrim the 46-man Clnclmatl Banp]s' roster before the team's heme opener with tile Denver Broncos &niQ at'teiiWL DUR FRESH GROUND Max Whltlatelt, left (iiW'd; Har· caur; Jim ~. right (iiW'd; Mike Birr, right tecklo; Dennis Ault, right end; Jell,. Werry, Qllrierbaeil; Elbert WOflamo, right hallbaeil, and Jolm Smith, Jell halfbaek, ry ·! killer, Cincinnati 76 69 .524 13\2 Chicago 76 72 .514 15 AtlanfJI 75 12 .510 151h Pltlsburgh 71 75 . 486 19 PhUadelphla 69 77 .f73 21 Los Angeles 66 81 .U9 241,> Metbodtst. -66 82 .446 25 NO TIME New York 66 82 ,f!6 25 TO WASTE Wednesdlu''s Results St. Louis 5 Los Ang 4, night SNOW TIRE Cine! 5 Hoos I, Ill, lwUighl SEASON IS Cinct 11 Houston 6, 2nd, night Cleve 1 Mlm 0, night, l2 ina. Atlanta 3 San Fran I, night I(J.I8ds 11 recent years have not Qak 3 Res 2, nigh!, 12 Ins. See Lou and Check New York 1 Chicago 0 New York 1 Chicago 2, night been noted for their overall Phlla 8 .Pttts 6, 1st, 12 iruta speed, however. Toda,y's Probable Pitchers PRICES Pitts 6 Phlla 4, 2nd, night Co-Captains are Tom staats, (All Times EDT) 'Thursda,y's Games TODAY! Baltimore (McNally 20-3) al 170 Jb. end, and Marcus Rice, (No games scheduled} Washington (Bertalna 5-13), 8:- 190 lb. !Jiekle, both seniors. Frida¥'• Games 05p.m. By FRED McMANF. they were ellmlnated from the Pittsburgh at New York, night (flniy game sehecmledl UP! storts Writer National League pennant race Chicago at Phila 1, twi..m.ght International League Standings Friday's Games The court is over for the At-- when the St. Louis Cerdinals St. Louis at Houston, night By United Press International .California at Chicago, ~ lanta Braves, but for their slug- edged the Los Angeles Dodgers, Atlanta at LOs Ang, night Semi-Finals WE SELL RECAPS oakland al Datrol~ night ging star, Hank Aaron, the magic l>-4. Cincinnati at San Fran, nlgbt Best-<>1-Five ~ts Baltimore at Cleveland, night WITH OR WITHOUT number is 10. In other NL games, .Cincinnati W. L. PeL New Yorlt at Wash., night The 34-1ear-<Jid Aaron, hlttlne swept a doubleheader from Hous~ Columbus ••.•.•.• 1 1 . 500 STUDS Minn. at Boston, night only .231 at the Jul)t All-star ton, 5-l and 11-6, Phlladelphla Rochester ••.••••• I 1 .500 ALSO HAVE YOUR CARS break, moved to within 10 polnt& beet Pittsburgh, 8-6, in 13 InToledo •• , , •• , .•• 1 1 , 500 COOLING SYSTEM or the coveted .300 mark Wed- nings, then lost, 6-4, and Ne:N" Jacksonville . . • • •• 1 1 •500 nesday night when he slammed York blanked Ollcago, 1-4. Wednesclay's Results CHECKED! out three hits In four at bats, inBaltimore trijlped Washlnglon Rochester 7 Colwnbus o cluding hh 27th homer of the twtce 1 6-1 and 4·1, New York Toledo ll Jacksonville 5 year, to Jead the Braves to a beat Chicago, 1·2, Cleveland edg~ 3-t victory over the san Fran.. ed Minnesota, 1-0, in 12 innings, cisco Gtants. Detroit topped C&lifornia, 8-2, FIGHT HESULTS Aaron's heroics moved him and Oaklalll nipped Boston, 3-2, By United Press lrKerratlanol CLEVELAND (UPU-Strange Coach Blarton Collier talked closer to s~e persona] goals, in 12 iMlngs, in American League as it may seem, the Cleveland NEW YORK (UP!) Fo-aM the situation over with line m~ 279 W.MAIN but, although the Braves won, games. Browns reaped une11pected r~? tor Fritz Heisler, and Demarie DePaula, 175, Jersey Clt,y, N. J., 992·3535 Bob Gibson won his 21st game wards tram their 31~9 loss t.othe was picked tor the job. otopped JlminJ< McDennot~ 171, POMEROY OHIO and Loo llro<:k doubled home Green Bay Packers last Satur~ Hul)toke, Mass. (il. Performed Well George Archer, Bob Lunn, Hoekoy Leaauo player, tile Detroit Red Wines aald Wednesday. The 27-year-<Jid wingman WIS drailed !rom Toronto laat Joine alter scor.lng 11 goalo and recordlna 14 assists for the Maple Lears during the 1967-68 aeasson. lb. In the Wahama outing • The remainder ol tile 11art. Ins line-up on - . . wUI lnehtde Jim Soratzel, left teelle; -at English, who sterted at end Wahaml, wUI begin at rUdback. Jon Kloes, a 10900.. more, will take over EngJJBb's old poll at left end. dly in Ohio state•a second all..Qit footbi)J tcr.lmmage. SOphomore quarterback Ru: Kern of I..ocaster Jed the oftea~ that saw all four back11eld starters score. PowerAIJ junior fullback Jtm OtfaJIUDChedoYBrtwosoorea. Ohio Slate ""'"" Its aeason Sept. 28 here aplnat -ern acher may retire as a National !2 a9e F.n8111!b IIIOYed Into the backfteld at fullhaek aplnat Wahaml and scored one of tile Marauders• two touchdowns. Jwllor alerted at lullhaek llallly - ~ COLUMBUS (UP!) - Woody Hayes' iwlditleked Red One firat offense scored slx touchdowns ln sewn atteJIIIItB WedDes- MAY RETIRE DETROIT (UP!}- Brian COI>- STEAK 1 1 I -<t- Kemper Open Hit By Rain ;·;·=··=:::::::::~l . WI!' Ready for Big Blacks Fri dora last wonk In their Initial Dlnat Plrkerllburg South, .. laid lest apJnsl Wslwna, Ia Chancey, who added that Ida M&Ine an lmprooecl )llriOI'IIIIliClo a- raudera will han 1o keep er .. plnlt the Big Blaeka. rora to a mintmum to come out ••1 think our boys are Clltlble or tile mateh With a victor1. ol lll8kl-. a real I!OOd ohowlng," The llartl!tg line-up lor Meigs laid Chancey, ''Theit'Ve been tllla week wUI remsln the same 110rklng real hard an week and m o«ense exces:t for Senior Ken~ Ins tied the peremlai(JI , :-·; ·:·: ; ; : ; ; · . t~ERY Marau , d· ers ·an-mn ® l they • • • ·----·----""!~-------------, · '(We Are Not ()pen On Sundays) I If!, MAIN ST. · ~tit f 3 -'-/he Dalljl 'SenUnel, Mlddleport.-P..,eroy, 0., Sept. 12, 1968 SHAMMYS' . . used as money to pay Roman aoldiers This praetice led to the exPression to describe a peraon who does not earn hi.o . . -1 "'·' . i = me lny" ... . Robert ttoaed'"' .' ,.. War11era wantl .llmlnY~•• ··• star In "Lialll 3 -: ~..-- ' 0" .... Mlchalo Loe 11 "': tile · cout lllmll!l "Bill7 Brlallt' and j her !Uoballd Jameo FarlliltnO Ia > u Natalie" bite Ia : lllmlns Me, , New Yoilt - 10 lllldor~ • Mlchale pta him datOI for ' ner with the glrlo obe ......, ! l!be starred In "How. to SIIC• ·• ceed'' Cll lldlr1.; and they " ' " ' aU zoltle apeclmena as "" remember with a leer. Steve Me~ baa In "Biilltt'' wbereln ha - · ldmaeU In lrCIIt ol a Pan • ...., , 707; hill trlendl uked, CClUkm't ::!.t";, tocalm, the pollllcal lllauea hi Bill Proaeb told Art'sptagent McCaffery, taln "II you m lor me, you ean of thea clay we bbe yet ap. to Lex. •+. .....,! "!!' IUMS. . . ef.rlei In tme You, Al\<e B. lu" featunoa a gol4 pmo '""r, call ., ' Q-ln how many statts does lliU,_ _...,.. ~ ··.· .' I . ~r Rod Sherman, lormar Southetn 00 star, will sit out . the Denver aamo to give him more limo to re<over rr- tile . COIICUIIfOD suflered Jn the &ea11011 • ""'""' optnst tile San Dl011!11 CbarterL Hla was OX• peeled to lio IUled 1Qr reokle Bob TntnQ>y, a a1andout In pr....,;. son aam•• who waa ahllted rrcm ~t~Ut old to a..br. Brotm alao NWrnecl Joss Phil· lfpa to tile aafe\r polllion he [I!Qod ~ f10cblpn State, alter Q)lll'lmli>t!JW with him .. • l'1lllilrW bode. . '\'he Be..... roaterwu-lio eel with t11e -- . . , ot Hneboeilor Bill Waallluo, for. w-• ., merly at Syracuse UnlversUy, and oo the taxi squad with the st. Louta ClrcUnlls last aeason. He waa obtaillld on waivers from tile NatloMI Footboll League. He performed well In the Browns' pr~cker encounters, but everyone knew the ultimate test would come when Demarie lined up opposite Green Bay's Henry Jordan. "I'll know for sure how I'm doing after we play Green Bay and l face Henry Jordan," fie.. marie predicted himselt uue' s so qulck1 so smart. He's a law unto himself." Jordan best summed up I)&. marie's "test." "He impressed me as a good boy," he said. "You didn't see me getting to the passer, did you? alkl he was dnlng It all by himselL., Demarie, 23, stands 6-toot, 3inches and weighs 250 pounds so he shouldn't be pushed aroulkl by too man,y opponents. ALL OUT SALE All New Pontiac & Bulcks_. .. ALL USED CARS 68 Pontiac Save CltalJna 2 dr. Hard Top. Only 2,346 easy miles. So near new we put tt in the showHxm. AT, PS&PB. 63 Buick $895 LeSabre 4 dr. Sedan. Owned by one of our mechanics. PS., PB & AT. We also hove a 2 dr, Hlrd Too;. extra sharp lor $995.00. 64 Ford $895 2 Dr. Sedan. 6 cyL std. shift. Extra sharp light blue llnlsh. 68 Pontiac $3,195 400 Ftreblrd, 2 door hardtop, foorapeed ahllt, pq.ulor 100 in. engine, positive tractiaiL Like new confttion. 66 Dodge cu. $1,895 COronet "500.. 2 dr. Hard Top. Bucket seats with Ad] operatiQr consul. Power Steering, power brakes, Auto. tranL 63 Ford Galaxle 500 4 dr, V8 Sedan. We have four oondltloe. Take yoor ehelce. 62 Chevrolet $895 or these. Allin i0011 $895 V8 Bel Air f dr, Sedan. 2113 VB o~W~no. Elo:opi!GaJ In e'IV)o W81 Auto. ~ Qooutll'lll turquoloe ftalsh, ' ..' I' �/1\,;.no:.• b'l , qo~,, Mlddloport-Pilm-. ~ · 'e ~ !;~!lerlea eon.•. oArllat 11or tbe 1968., _ will InclUde u Oocu WUcle and Shaw, eivtl prlaoo reform, and boelle1boll. tho 196~9 Artist Series at Rio Grande . 1110 be the performance Wllde E....Ung wlthSitaw," dJiima;izal~on of the lives and Oacar Wllde and Georp ile~~ Shaw, on Oct. 17. •. Ia a II\OYinl, laqh-prolioldqj, wll'lllly human story or blo fUclllotlne men - 1be moot ~ COIIII'Om'alal producto or the nl-.th century- wheae meet or clash on every o, • ~o . 1JZ€,S •nd• more demonstrations, prevented more nclal violence, and ln worked hllder Cor the rlghta or the Negro than an,y other enter.. talner tn AmericL His autobt- .o ·• . G' A ,;) . eatu.re J.\;l.l J· . f'u_n.:_-"~.-.·. 6·Ttte$ ~"=~~~:.:: . Ii' :1.' OlfiPhy, "Nigger," hu became a beat aeller. But more than a commentator. mot-e than an author. more thin a comedian, he is a soldler In a war agalnat bote alii' bigotry. His Include a complete per10nal dedlcatiOII or lila talenl and a ruor ah&rP oenae of humor. In additiOn to being a fll'eal leader tn tho Nofii'O's llsht Cor ~IIY, Dick Gresory 1o a tq> star or televlolm, slap, and motion pictures. He comes Oct 29. ' . AS A YOUNGSTER, BW Senda was a violent. Jaw«ealdng, conwntlon-de1)1lng ·young thug and, ftnaUy, a convict at Sen Quentin Prison, where he WIJ a cellmate HOLZER HOSPITAL: VIsiting · Ills R D..,re, Wellston; Mrs. Mrs. Jerry Cleland or Cheater hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents Dennis J. Clllahan, Ironton; Rayi WII honored recently with a lay· only on Pediatrics Ward. mond E. Manley, Middleport; JoADMISSIONS aeph H. Crown, Jr.,lrontm;John :ette shower at the fire house. :Hastes sea were Ada Morris, Bet.Thomao R. Croaa, 1803 Chest- R. Shepard, <Jak Hill. :t;y Boooh, Ethel Orr, and Letha ;ut St; Jeltrey A. Chevalier, BlRTIIS Rt. 2 GalliJtolls; Mrs. James F. Mrs. Roger F. Dillard, Pomeoo :wood. : Gilts were placed In an old Patterson, Kerr; Mrs. Ted W. roy, daughter, 2:32 Lm. Wed-:flohloned cndle and Dower ar· Stoney, Gallipolis; Ted Hatneld, nesday; Mra. Michael Blaine, : ranaementa were used on Ute Jr., Rt. 1 Gllllpolla; Mra. ROI>- lliiddleport. daughter, 8:30 LID. :uveral small tables. Gimes ert H. Craft, 203 Klneon Dr.; Wednesd&JI. :were played and prizes award- Mrs. Paul E. Hollingshead, Rt I DISCHARGES VInton; Charles Jt Daughert;y, Mra. Jessie L. Anderson, Mr&. 1.1 to : After Mrs. Cleland opened her p~ Pleasant; Lu Ann Davlo, 178 Chlrleo W. Barker, ScCllt J1en. : miiQ' lovely gifts. the hosteases Brentwood Dr.; Mra. Albert nett, Mrs. James S. Buehlnan, ;aened refreohmenta to Lois Mc· Prince, Clifton, W. Va. ; Mrs. Larry L. casey, Karen J. Craw;cain, Ada Neutzllng, Ada V11J>o Rachel E. Bush, pt, Pleasant; ford, Mr&. Roy L. Dearing, WaiMrs. Roger F. DWud, Porn&- ter G. Edwards, Mrs. Arm.ie Esa)leter, Linda MYers, Erma Cleland, Theodosia Frecker, Zona roy; Mrs. Russell Holsinger, Rt. man. Mrs. John G. Grueser, :Biaa, carolyn Parker, Eather 1 Reedsville; Mrs. Harry E.. Mrs. oakley Harless, Mrs. Am:Wright, Lethe Koblents, 11att1e Clark, R~ 2 Pmneroy; Mrs. old J. Hupp, Mra. Gerald D. : t'rederlck, Goldla Frederick, Richard E. Vaushn, Pomeroy; JohnJon, Mrs. QrYille 0. John:Tino Milks, Mabel VanMeter, Allen o. Acree, Middleport; Mils son, The Rev, Lowe~ ~ Keeney, :Grace ~f, Pauline Rice, Ew Anita J. Estep, RL 4 Pomeroy; Joy L. Manley, Benaamm F. Mill;Kimes, OPal Wickham, Audrey Ronald K. Ginther, Olester;John._ er, John E. Nelson, Mrs. V. :Wooda, Helen Nelson, Nana J. Ginther, Chester; Mro. John Paul Niday, Mrs. Frank M. ~Y­ :Baum, Kathryn Baum, Nancy O'- P. Follrod, Pomeroy; Mrs. Ru- naldo, Rocky L. Roach, Dianna L. Schwaru, Terry Shade. Miss £onnor and daughter Cllole, Cleo ·'Smith, OPal Eichinger anddaugb- Frost, Gayann C1ly Lula Lod- Martha E. Six, Larry R. Smith, . mr Laura J_.., S:adie Trussell, wick, Zelda Weber, 1 Gaye Smal- Charles H. Stone, James sturgill, ·)nzy Newell and dauihter Sheila, ley, Slna Bailey, Donna Jhle, Opal Sr., Mrs. Zeldon West, Mrs. ·. 'Addle Newell, Margaret Chris- Hollon, Barbera Sergeant, EUeen James White, CecU Kirk, Joaeph :. t;y, Clarice Allen, Be!Q' Newell BAhr, Ellzoboth Wickham, Ea1ber Glllman, Mrs. Eleanor Howard, Mro. Larry C. Nortil and InCant and daughters Louann and Kathy, Rldenour and Kay Flck. daugbter, Mrs. Don R. Smith : Juno ~e, and Mrs. Cleland and Infant son. . and daugbter Dianne. Sending gills w e r e Pauline · llldeaour, Bett.Y Gaul, Freda >IIJller, Evelyn Gaul, Ednl Wood, .• ..... Semmarlleld, Miry Reed, "Bilek Prlaee" ··: Mabel Cleland, Mary Bahr, Mae The eldest son ol King Ed·: 5pencer, Miry Holter, Lllllao The Ladleo Auxiliary or the ward Ill of England wu Chelller Volunteer Fire Deparl- known as the Black Prince be· nient met at the lire bouoe at 8 cause he wore black armor p.m. Wodnesd&JI, President Dor- when he led part of the Eng· llsh forces at the Battle of othy Y,rers was In charp. Crecy. His black armor hangs Minutes ot 1be previous mootSUNDAYS over his tomb In the cathedral Ing and the treaaurer' s aeport l2 P.M. TIL 4 P.M. at Canterbury. were read by Erma Cleland. Re· porto or OOIIIDiltteea were given. ADULTS: $2.511 Plans lor a plmic were dlacu•sCHILDREN: $1.75 ed. Members atlendln8 were Erma Cleland, Dorothy Myers, Clarice Alleo, Mugaret Chrlat;y, Maney O'Coonor, Opal EichInger, Ethel Orr, lnzy Newell, Pt. Pl1asant Route 62 MR. and Grace Gultqll. , ·~. ' • ••vera!. ·'' I , .. Auxiliary Plans Picnic in Future SPECIAL BUFFET . of the much pWdicliad C&eyl Che11man. ~., Sei)ds Is a dllforent man, Hi comes Much 5, 19&9. Once out ol prloon, Sends ooucht to llld hlmoelf, to dl.. cover what life wu rea)ly about and ~ lbe moat ot li. ile traveled uound the world, tram 0110 hlgl>paCed adventure to mother, Several tlmee he became I IUCCBJ8ful buslaeaaman. But money and the material lhlngs of llle were not the answer to him. He came to realize lbet only by helping othero - the ex-convicts and Juwnlle delinquents who ~ his help - could he find lmer peace and a aenae of Workshop for HOSPITAL ·NEWS : Held Recently . . • , , . , · · ,. . · · : layette Shower ''· s·,.... \' . ., Sept. 12, 198! maJor subject. Their boot and least lwmn works - dromatlc and literary - are laced ~r wlthaneodoleo, Ideas and t.munentl from, letters, newiJ)Iper cUpplJ11s, eloayo, and speecbl.a In addltl01110 lbe comment """' comment by actors themaelves. DICK GREriORY Is a man wllh a message; a meaaqe of fr~ dom and ~Ill not only Cor the Negro but Cor the entire human race. He has spent more time in southern Jails, llllrcbed • • \ Leaders Held On Tuesday A girl scout leaders' New IJ&. lllgn Cor Ll vlng course was started TUesd&JI with an aU,day work· shop at the Columbae and Southern Ohio Electric Co. social roam. . Allee Helm! of Parkeroburg, execnt!ve director of the Four Rivers council, alii Jane Satder, district advloor, met here wi1b Monna Loe Neal, Nellhborllood I chairman, and troql leaders. Worksbopo were conducted on girls as Individuals, the girl scout program, (II"'llt behavior, helping glrlo learn 1brough activity, personal values. aM available resources. 1boae attend~ were dl vided Into gr«q~s for work ln their araa of concern and lntereot Local gro<e> meetIngs will condnue urtll Oct 10 at which time there wut be a . acC<1IIIpllsluilent. How ha ..Ttved at tblo point and how he Ia ocC<1IIIpllohlng bla alms make Ida oiory Ulllque. Bill Selda ten• the story or rellabllltat;iim. He eXPIIIDJ tho new and .....,.. methods !lied by the Sewlth Step Foundation, of which he Ia tho -ti',llllt tave prown so auceeaslul ID re-mothatlng convicts. The leo!W'e al10 stullleo our penal IJ>. otltutlono and the motlledo that ue uoed i1JrouB1K>ut lbe country with both juvenlla and adult orfenderL MAKING TIIEIR TIURD oppeuaoce at Rio Grande College, the National Sltaheopear CompafiY will preaenl "Taming oC the Shrew. u ~speare' a ftrst . ' · ~I.? book· on baa~, Wbtch hali booli reprinted and tran.. / · Into foreign ~1881. 0 coonedy AprU 21. It Is a rollick- lated bOo oald !note eoploo ' lben )IllY Ing story of ()ow a young tljJ11111d oiher book .., boohetball. HI• cbanaed lila ntalllll dGII)Ineer- fHlliw to. aucceeo .. brought lng bride Into a·~ ·co t1oe 1ec1uno platform In an and duUtul wile. outamndi!W program called "The Since 1963, tho NatlmaiShlke.. apeare ~ hae boon-. MaldJig ot a Cbamplan. " . cated to brll!llnl 1be nation the mqlc or ... . tloto. Performing lhree - productlCIIO In reperlot'y each you, the t<lll!jiMY provides an excitIng theatrical e..nt 'lllthlto profenlmal acting enaemblo, richly auired In coatumea of tho period, mthlmlglnatlve oeUlnp enhanced · by llahtlnl and sound two notable hmors In 1be M-65 aea10n. On Februuy 24, 1963, the Clt;y ol Boston beatowed ~ him 1 medal for Dlotlngullhed Achievement. or the 10 so honored, six were Nobel Prize ..m. nero. At the conclualoo of the For Something Suitable ... DUDLEY'S 59 N. 2nd Avo. 992-5560 MIDDLEPOl[f, 0. . goes into every ' fAT SH 2. S.M-L·XL -------.:... 2. at prescript~n Sizes 14 to 16 ------ Swisher &Lt•se Rtxall Dru11 DUFFLE BAGS ) When you bring a pr• 2.98 scription h..-e, you can count on us not to subllitutol Our expari· PLAIN DUFFLE BAGS---------1• onced pharmacllh will flilit exactly •• tho doctor ardored I WHITE . GYM SHORTS __ 1 PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL ADMIJ UD: Dam,y Donohue, Pl. Pleaoant; Mrs. Larry &lpple, Hendar1011; Chilies M. Flelda, Mason; Raphael Jones, Pliny; Mra. Geraldine Wheeler, Ma11011; Mrs. Melvin Whlttlnlton. Bulra· •' .MOM 'COME TO THE THE KIDDIE SHOPPE: OPEN DAIL' ON THE T IN MIDDLEPORT, 0. 8:00 AM to 10:00 '-~ lo. ' S.ndov 10:30 AM FOR A COMPLETE WARDROBE OF EASY-CARE Wayne Swiohor, Harold lahoo ond KHnoth McCullough are your friendly· phamacloh ot Swlohor and Lohoo Roxall Drugs. They hove 1- proocrlptlon . Danville Closs Elects Officers ,. "' ,,t~1 Tbe. Sealor lilib clall of tile llonviUo . WoUJan Church met . lf!llda,y ..enlng wllb 12 memand Mro. Charlei Dozer an pn-. Tbe lin .meers eloeted are Jll"811fdn, billie JUIIUJ; 'lice . pnllldn, Joe l(yora; oeel'lllr)', Tom IIJora; - - · Wanda Clrdlllo, &ad nern&t> c:ommlt- ,I Reg. $1.00 ,_,.........,01_•"" - · VAlliY LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. 123 3RD AVE. - 992-2709- MIDDLEPORT, 0. '& ·····-~--······--··------- Trunk Showing I (REME ... ·: ' • 14th ; · .. . , , ' ~~~~-':IIIII ::-_Will · ~ .l.n 0\1 ~ar~ Jlth Till '. There are Guess Ranges ... and ..... ~~ere' are;{]t\S ,RANGES and it doeSn't take a Ph.D. in home ec. to teH the difference. · ' You can spot the difference the mo.~t you turn 1on il · . . burner. With a Gas range you get heat. Instantly. When you THE FARMERS BAN and SAYINGS CO. ' ., .•' • '.' ~ '. . '• .,, .;,' .• , . llellber Federal Reserve Systeni POMEROY I 0. • I .\ ,, 1 turn off the burner, the heat Is gone. lnst.ntly•. No tlangOV,f • ' ·, heat ••. no guesswork. 1001 sh8des of pr~lse .heat offer you complete cooking control. No guess wor!<. Only a ·modltrn Gas range offers so many automilt,ic c'fibking convenie!!C'•· . No guesswork. A Gas.range is quick, Clean, dependable and attractlw. one thing a Gas range is~'t . . . ,' ' it isn't a guess range. that·~· fDr ~t~< r.. _1 ~1,;, Medler F.D.I.C. '• · ' THINK OF All THE THINGS YOU ,CAN DO WITH THE MONEY YOt!.._SA,Y~j WIT~ Gf~· r • • •. 1 ··"''·.·v·" · ,~ -':X\.1 \: ;~ • .~.<:!' ':. -··-·- · · '"'Sttllf·~~·. " {' ,.: :,,,· ' ,. · .••. ·' ·~ ", . ;~~. ,' '·! -~- j~ ,. 1 . ... •• '• '• ~~CI ·SI!Qes. AFine Oppo~llm! '• ,, . . il HAIR BRUSHES ONLY 66C ' • 5~ DENTU .• ' ,• 'fOUlStlf 1 Re1. 89c .DEODOP~\NT· Re1. 73c teach them to make , Ret. 78c Rmll COol Blue Cream ooly regular deposits. 84~ MASSENGILL c.otlt '" ~ 0 , their SAVINGS ACCOUNTS .. . • Re1. $1.26 "tt-lr_!.o:~: ... ..., Your children and 'I 8.95 STRETCHINI-Stretch Pants & Tops, Bench Coats, Rain Wear Miss Mojud Hose Far the Small fly. . 'J TENNIS ,.d!~!!~~~!''\!1 :~ '~fitt'~~·;~~~·-~: ~~~~~- ~~· B't:UE'BIR~Skirts& SweaiBrs • • ) l. 20 prices and pronopt oorvlco and dlocaunt drug prlcoo anon doyo o wuk. lot uo oorvo pu, "'' 1(1 your.. CARTERS-Underwear, Slips, · Undersllirts & Pajamas. lilTed; '",,' .,' IOCKS •••••••• " Willie See, Gallipolis F e r r y; Jessie Leu, Leon; Patricia Morgan, Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. J. F. Colley, Henderoon; Mro. Arnett StJNDAY Roush, PL Pleaunt; Mrs. LawGIDEON-ROUSH reunlm will rence Wllaon, Middleport. be held 9lnday at the l'orlland ....::.. Park. n.e plcolc will begin at I p.m. ""' Llada Cardillo, and J u.d :r v~ Games wmi Pa1ed 11r a.· iJI'OIIII; Rlfnllunento w 1 r e .·; SWEAT IM; Della Hogg, Pl Plea1811t; - 12:30 PM on~ ~:00 to 9:00 PIA SCHOOL FASHIONS FOR THE YOUNG MISS- I 99 1.29 DISCHARGED: Orville Ellll, Pl. Pleaoant; John Simpkins, Ma- PLEASANT POINT RESORT ...·. . Low-Downl Here's This • • - mentor atlalned Doma Grate, Wanda Vining, Rut- ·\'1 .. ·' oll'ecto. tric Co. omees. Attending the meedng were ' ' theater at envisioned THE DEAN or National Basket.. boll · A&BOCietlon cdlcbea, Red Auerbach, 'flee preoldenl, P"' . el-al maooaer, and former coach land; Mlmle .Harrh and Janet ol the Boston Celtlco, hae been Nease, MlnenvDlei Dais)' Pat- with the league since Ill COUJIII. terson, Syracuaej Mary Bahr• 1ng. 1n 1950, he went to Boston Miry Hunter, and Be!Q' Hawll, and woo the Eastern Dl'floloo tiChester; C&ralyn Themal and tle Cor nine ccnoecutlve reus Jan8t Dufty, Pomeroy; Charlene and elglot world tlties - the Thomaa 1 Mary Wise, Jllllca last oeven In a row. No teiDI Glbba, Ruby VaUghan, Mra. Neal, In the history ot proleoolmal and Barbera :Murray, Mlddle- aporto his malched lbet pbenom· .port. enal Coat He lt>l)ears May 15. AITEND F1JNERAL Mrs. Walter A1bey and Mill Allee Euler or Middleport atlanded the funeral services of Mrs. Athey' • cousin, Mro. Evle Small. Mrs. Walter Rile of Kyger took .her aurt and Miss EUoo ler to the services. R..lnson's by the world's fll'e&leot d r - "aharirw" meetl~ District officials will return then for an.. other all-day session at the Elec- Need A Gift For..... ._.... tile .... .,; Newly Wed?· Call Dudley's ' - - . he " .. a1.10 wted ll)e "Coich ol '.lbe Year" Uilo, all .. S"~'"GS Rae. Sl.oo PRELL SHAMPOO . 66~1 ·~.., ' ONLY Ra1. $1.25 JUST WONDERFUL Rec. 87c TABLETS POLl DENT ooly 58~ Way Hair onlr83 i �/1\,;.no:.• b'l , qo~,, Mlddloport-Pilm-. ~ · 'e ~ !;~!lerlea eon.•. oArllat 11or tbe 1968., _ will InclUde u Oocu WUcle and Shaw, eivtl prlaoo reform, and boelle1boll. tho 196~9 Artist Series at Rio Grande . 1110 be the performance Wllde E....Ung wlthSitaw," dJiima;izal~on of the lives and Oacar Wllde and Georp ile~~ Shaw, on Oct. 17. •. Ia a II\OYinl, laqh-prolioldqj, wll'lllly human story or blo fUclllotlne men - 1be moot ~ COIIII'Om'alal producto or the nl-.th century- wheae meet or clash on every o, • ~o . 1JZ€,S •nd• more demonstrations, prevented more nclal violence, and ln worked hllder Cor the rlghta or the Negro than an,y other enter.. talner tn AmericL His autobt- .o ·• . G' A ,;) . eatu.re J.\;l.l J· . f'u_n.:_-"~.-.·. 6·Ttte$ ~"=~~~:.:: . Ii' :1.' OlfiPhy, "Nigger," hu became a beat aeller. But more than a commentator. mot-e than an author. more thin a comedian, he is a soldler In a war agalnat bote alii' bigotry. His Include a complete per10nal dedlcatiOII or lila talenl and a ruor ah&rP oenae of humor. In additiOn to being a fll'eal leader tn tho Nofii'O's llsht Cor ~IIY, Dick Gresory 1o a tq> star or televlolm, slap, and motion pictures. He comes Oct 29. ' . AS A YOUNGSTER, BW Senda was a violent. Jaw«ealdng, conwntlon-de1)1lng ·young thug and, ftnaUy, a convict at Sen Quentin Prison, where he WIJ a cellmate HOLZER HOSPITAL: VIsiting · Ills R D..,re, Wellston; Mrs. Mrs. Jerry Cleland or Cheater hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents Dennis J. Clllahan, Ironton; Rayi WII honored recently with a lay· only on Pediatrics Ward. mond E. Manley, Middleport; JoADMISSIONS aeph H. Crown, Jr.,lrontm;John :ette shower at the fire house. :Hastes sea were Ada Morris, Bet.Thomao R. Croaa, 1803 Chest- R. Shepard, <Jak Hill. :t;y Boooh, Ethel Orr, and Letha ;ut St; Jeltrey A. Chevalier, BlRTIIS Rt. 2 GalliJtolls; Mrs. James F. Mrs. Roger F. Dillard, Pomeoo :wood. : Gilts were placed In an old Patterson, Kerr; Mrs. Ted W. roy, daughter, 2:32 Lm. Wed-:flohloned cndle and Dower ar· Stoney, Gallipolis; Ted Hatneld, nesday; Mra. Michael Blaine, : ranaementa were used on Ute Jr., Rt. 1 Gllllpolla; Mra. ROI>- lliiddleport. daughter, 8:30 LID. :uveral small tables. Gimes ert H. Craft, 203 Klneon Dr.; Wednesd&JI. :were played and prizes award- Mrs. Paul E. Hollingshead, Rt I DISCHARGES VInton; Charles Jt Daughert;y, Mra. Jessie L. Anderson, Mr&. 1.1 to : After Mrs. Cleland opened her p~ Pleasant; Lu Ann Davlo, 178 Chlrleo W. Barker, ScCllt J1en. : miiQ' lovely gifts. the hosteases Brentwood Dr.; Mra. Albert nett, Mrs. James S. Buehlnan, ;aened refreohmenta to Lois Mc· Prince, Clifton, W. Va. ; Mrs. Larry L. casey, Karen J. Craw;cain, Ada Neutzllng, Ada V11J>o Rachel E. Bush, pt, Pleasant; ford, Mr&. Roy L. Dearing, WaiMrs. Roger F. DWud, Porn&- ter G. Edwards, Mrs. Arm.ie Esa)leter, Linda MYers, Erma Cleland, Theodosia Frecker, Zona roy; Mrs. Russell Holsinger, Rt. man. Mrs. John G. Grueser, :Biaa, carolyn Parker, Eather 1 Reedsville; Mrs. Harry E.. Mrs. oakley Harless, Mrs. Am:Wright, Lethe Koblents, 11att1e Clark, R~ 2 Pmneroy; Mrs. old J. Hupp, Mra. Gerald D. : t'rederlck, Goldla Frederick, Richard E. Vaushn, Pomeroy; JohnJon, Mrs. QrYille 0. John:Tino Milks, Mabel VanMeter, Allen o. Acree, Middleport; Mils son, The Rev, Lowe~ ~ Keeney, :Grace ~f, Pauline Rice, Ew Anita J. Estep, RL 4 Pomeroy; Joy L. Manley, Benaamm F. Mill;Kimes, OPal Wickham, Audrey Ronald K. Ginther, Olester;John._ er, John E. Nelson, Mrs. V. :Wooda, Helen Nelson, Nana J. Ginther, Chester; Mro. John Paul Niday, Mrs. Frank M. ~Y­ :Baum, Kathryn Baum, Nancy O'- P. Follrod, Pomeroy; Mrs. Ru- naldo, Rocky L. Roach, Dianna L. Schwaru, Terry Shade. Miss £onnor and daughter Cllole, Cleo ·'Smith, OPal Eichinger anddaugb- Frost, Gayann C1ly Lula Lod- Martha E. Six, Larry R. Smith, . mr Laura J_.., S:adie Trussell, wick, Zelda Weber, 1 Gaye Smal- Charles H. Stone, James sturgill, ·)nzy Newell and dauihter Sheila, ley, Slna Bailey, Donna Jhle, Opal Sr., Mrs. Zeldon West, Mrs. ·. 'Addle Newell, Margaret Chris- Hollon, Barbera Sergeant, EUeen James White, CecU Kirk, Joaeph :. t;y, Clarice Allen, Be!Q' Newell BAhr, Ellzoboth Wickham, Ea1ber Glllman, Mrs. Eleanor Howard, Mro. Larry C. Nortil and InCant and daughters Louann and Kathy, Rldenour and Kay Flck. daugbter, Mrs. Don R. Smith : Juno ~e, and Mrs. Cleland and Infant son. . and daugbter Dianne. Sending gills w e r e Pauline · llldeaour, Bett.Y Gaul, Freda >IIJller, Evelyn Gaul, Ednl Wood, .• ..... Semmarlleld, Miry Reed, "Bilek Prlaee" ··: Mabel Cleland, Mary Bahr, Mae The eldest son ol King Ed·: 5pencer, Miry Holter, Lllllao The Ladleo Auxiliary or the ward Ill of England wu Chelller Volunteer Fire Deparl- known as the Black Prince be· nient met at the lire bouoe at 8 cause he wore black armor p.m. Wodnesd&JI, President Dor- when he led part of the Eng· llsh forces at the Battle of othy Y,rers was In charp. Crecy. His black armor hangs Minutes ot 1be previous mootSUNDAYS over his tomb In the cathedral Ing and the treaaurer' s aeport l2 P.M. TIL 4 P.M. at Canterbury. were read by Erma Cleland. Re· porto or OOIIIDiltteea were given. ADULTS: $2.511 Plans lor a plmic were dlacu•sCHILDREN: $1.75 ed. Members atlendln8 were Erma Cleland, Dorothy Myers, Clarice Alleo, Mugaret Chrlat;y, Maney O'Coonor, Opal EichInger, Ethel Orr, lnzy Newell, Pt. Pl1asant Route 62 MR. and Grace Gultqll. , ·~. ' • ••vera!. ·'' I , .. Auxiliary Plans Picnic in Future SPECIAL BUFFET . of the much pWdicliad C&eyl Che11man. ~., Sei)ds Is a dllforent man, Hi comes Much 5, 19&9. Once out ol prloon, Sends ooucht to llld hlmoelf, to dl.. cover what life wu rea)ly about and ~ lbe moat ot li. ile traveled uound the world, tram 0110 hlgl>paCed adventure to mother, Several tlmee he became I IUCCBJ8ful buslaeaaman. But money and the material lhlngs of llle were not the answer to him. He came to realize lbet only by helping othero - the ex-convicts and Juwnlle delinquents who ~ his help - could he find lmer peace and a aenae of Workshop for HOSPITAL ·NEWS : Held Recently . . • , , . , · · ,. . · · : layette Shower ''· s·,.... \' . ., Sept. 12, 198! maJor subject. Their boot and least lwmn works - dromatlc and literary - are laced ~r wlthaneodoleo, Ideas and t.munentl from, letters, newiJ)Iper cUpplJ11s, eloayo, and speecbl.a In addltl01110 lbe comment """' comment by actors themaelves. DICK GREriORY Is a man wllh a message; a meaaqe of fr~ dom and ~Ill not only Cor the Negro but Cor the entire human race. He has spent more time in southern Jails, llllrcbed • • \ Leaders Held On Tuesday A girl scout leaders' New IJ&. lllgn Cor Ll vlng course was started TUesd&JI with an aU,day work· shop at the Columbae and Southern Ohio Electric Co. social roam. . Allee Helm! of Parkeroburg, execnt!ve director of the Four Rivers council, alii Jane Satder, district advloor, met here wi1b Monna Loe Neal, Nellhborllood I chairman, and troql leaders. Worksbopo were conducted on girls as Individuals, the girl scout program, (II"'llt behavior, helping glrlo learn 1brough activity, personal values. aM available resources. 1boae attend~ were dl vided Into gr«q~s for work ln their araa of concern and lntereot Local gro<e> meetIngs will condnue urtll Oct 10 at which time there wut be a . acC<1IIIpllsluilent. How ha ..Ttved at tblo point and how he Ia ocC<1IIIpllohlng bla alms make Ida oiory Ulllque. Bill Selda ten• the story or rellabllltat;iim. He eXPIIIDJ tho new and .....,.. methods !lied by the Sewlth Step Foundation, of which he Ia tho -ti',llllt tave prown so auceeaslul ID re-mothatlng convicts. The leo!W'e al10 stullleo our penal IJ>. otltutlono and the motlledo that ue uoed i1JrouB1K>ut lbe country with both juvenlla and adult orfenderL MAKING TIIEIR TIURD oppeuaoce at Rio Grande College, the National Sltaheopear CompafiY will preaenl "Taming oC the Shrew. u ~speare' a ftrst . ' · ~I.? book· on baa~, Wbtch hali booli reprinted and tran.. / · Into foreign ~1881. 0 coonedy AprU 21. It Is a rollick- lated bOo oald !note eoploo ' lben )IllY Ing story of ()ow a young tljJ11111d oiher book .., boohetball. HI• cbanaed lila ntalllll dGII)Ineer- fHlliw to. aucceeo .. brought lng bride Into a·~ ·co t1oe 1ec1uno platform In an and duUtul wile. outamndi!W program called "The Since 1963, tho NatlmaiShlke.. apeare ~ hae boon-. MaldJig ot a Cbamplan. " . cated to brll!llnl 1be nation the mqlc or ... . tloto. Performing lhree - productlCIIO In reperlot'y each you, the t<lll!jiMY provides an excitIng theatrical e..nt 'lllthlto profenlmal acting enaemblo, richly auired In coatumea of tho period, mthlmlglnatlve oeUlnp enhanced · by llahtlnl and sound two notable hmors In 1be M-65 aea10n. On Februuy 24, 1963, the Clt;y ol Boston beatowed ~ him 1 medal for Dlotlngullhed Achievement. or the 10 so honored, six were Nobel Prize ..m. nero. At the conclualoo of the For Something Suitable ... DUDLEY'S 59 N. 2nd Avo. 992-5560 MIDDLEPOl[f, 0. . goes into every ' fAT SH 2. S.M-L·XL -------.:... 2. at prescript~n Sizes 14 to 16 ------ Swisher &Lt•se Rtxall Dru11 DUFFLE BAGS ) When you bring a pr• 2.98 scription h..-e, you can count on us not to subllitutol Our expari· PLAIN DUFFLE BAGS---------1• onced pharmacllh will flilit exactly •• tho doctor ardored I WHITE . GYM SHORTS __ 1 PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL ADMIJ UD: Dam,y Donohue, Pl. Pleaoant; Mrs. Larry &lpple, Hendar1011; Chilies M. Flelda, Mason; Raphael Jones, Pliny; Mra. Geraldine Wheeler, Ma11011; Mrs. Melvin Whlttlnlton. Bulra· •' .MOM 'COME TO THE THE KIDDIE SHOPPE: OPEN DAIL' ON THE T IN MIDDLEPORT, 0. 8:00 AM to 10:00 '-~ lo. ' S.ndov 10:30 AM FOR A COMPLETE WARDROBE OF EASY-CARE Wayne Swiohor, Harold lahoo ond KHnoth McCullough are your friendly· phamacloh ot Swlohor and Lohoo Roxall Drugs. They hove 1- proocrlptlon . Danville Closs Elects Officers ,. "' ,,t~1 Tbe. Sealor lilib clall of tile llonviUo . WoUJan Church met . lf!llda,y ..enlng wllb 12 memand Mro. Charlei Dozer an pn-. Tbe lin .meers eloeted are Jll"811fdn, billie JUIIUJ; 'lice . pnllldn, Joe l(yora; oeel'lllr)', Tom IIJora; - - · Wanda Clrdlllo, &ad nern&t> c:ommlt- ,I Reg. $1.00 ,_,.........,01_•"" - · VAlliY LUMBER & SUPPLY CO. 123 3RD AVE. - 992-2709- MIDDLEPORT, 0. '& ·····-~--······--··------- Trunk Showing I (REME ... ·: ' • 14th ; · .. . , , ' ~~~~-':IIIII ::-_Will · ~ .l.n 0\1 ~ar~ Jlth Till '. There are Guess Ranges ... and ..... ~~ere' are;{]t\S ,RANGES and it doeSn't take a Ph.D. in home ec. to teH the difference. · ' You can spot the difference the mo.~t you turn 1on il · . . burner. With a Gas range you get heat. Instantly. When you THE FARMERS BAN and SAYINGS CO. ' ., .•' • '.' ~ '. . '• .,, .;,' .• , . llellber Federal Reserve Systeni POMEROY I 0. • I .\ ,, 1 turn off the burner, the heat Is gone. lnst.ntly•. No tlangOV,f • ' ·, heat ••. no guesswork. 1001 sh8des of pr~lse .heat offer you complete cooking control. No guess wor!<. Only a ·modltrn Gas range offers so many automilt,ic c'fibking convenie!!C'•· . No guesswork. A Gas.range is quick, Clean, dependable and attractlw. one thing a Gas range is~'t . . . ,' ' it isn't a guess range. that·~· fDr ~t~< r.. _1 ~1,;, Medler F.D.I.C. '• · ' THINK OF All THE THINGS YOU ,CAN DO WITH THE MONEY YOt!.._SA,Y~j WIT~ Gf~· r • • •. 1 ··"''·.·v·" · ,~ -':X\.1 \: ;~ • .~.<:!' ':. -··-·- · · '"'Sttllf·~~·. " {' ,.: :,,,· ' ,. · .••. ·' ·~ ", . ;~~. ,' '·! -~- j~ ,. 1 . ... •• '• '• ~~CI ·SI!Qes. AFine Oppo~llm! '• ,, . . il HAIR BRUSHES ONLY 66C ' • 5~ DENTU .• ' ,• 'fOUlStlf 1 Re1. 89c .DEODOP~\NT· Re1. 73c teach them to make , Ret. 78c Rmll COol Blue Cream ooly regular deposits. 84~ MASSENGILL c.otlt '" ~ 0 , their SAVINGS ACCOUNTS .. . • Re1. $1.26 "tt-lr_!.o:~: ... ..., Your children and 'I 8.95 STRETCHINI-Stretch Pants & Tops, Bench Coats, Rain Wear Miss Mojud Hose Far the Small fly. . 'J TENNIS ,.d!~!!~~~!''\!1 :~ '~fitt'~~·;~~~·-~: ~~~~~- ~~· B't:UE'BIR~Skirts& SweaiBrs • • ) l. 20 prices and pronopt oorvlco and dlocaunt drug prlcoo anon doyo o wuk. lot uo oorvo pu, "'' 1(1 your.. CARTERS-Underwear, Slips, · Undersllirts & Pajamas. lilTed; '",,' .,' IOCKS •••••••• " Willie See, Gallipolis F e r r y; Jessie Leu, Leon; Patricia Morgan, Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. J. F. Colley, Henderoon; Mro. Arnett StJNDAY Roush, PL Pleaunt; Mrs. LawGIDEON-ROUSH reunlm will rence Wllaon, Middleport. be held 9lnday at the l'orlland ....::.. Park. n.e plcolc will begin at I p.m. ""' Llada Cardillo, and J u.d :r v~ Games wmi Pa1ed 11r a.· iJI'OIIII; Rlfnllunento w 1 r e .·; SWEAT IM; Della Hogg, Pl Plea1811t; - 12:30 PM on~ ~:00 to 9:00 PIA SCHOOL FASHIONS FOR THE YOUNG MISS- I 99 1.29 DISCHARGED: Orville Ellll, Pl. Pleaoant; John Simpkins, Ma- PLEASANT POINT RESORT ...·. . Low-Downl Here's This • • - mentor atlalned Doma Grate, Wanda Vining, Rut- ·\'1 .. ·' oll'ecto. tric Co. omees. Attending the meedng were ' ' theater at envisioned THE DEAN or National Basket.. boll · A&BOCietlon cdlcbea, Red Auerbach, 'flee preoldenl, P"' . el-al maooaer, and former coach land; Mlmle .Harrh and Janet ol the Boston Celtlco, hae been Nease, MlnenvDlei Dais)' Pat- with the league since Ill COUJIII. terson, Syracuaej Mary Bahr• 1ng. 1n 1950, he went to Boston Miry Hunter, and Be!Q' Hawll, and woo the Eastern Dl'floloo tiChester; C&ralyn Themal and tle Cor nine ccnoecutlve reus Jan8t Dufty, Pomeroy; Charlene and elglot world tlties - the Thomaa 1 Mary Wise, Jllllca last oeven In a row. No teiDI Glbba, Ruby VaUghan, Mra. Neal, In the history ot proleoolmal and Barbera :Murray, Mlddle- aporto his malched lbet pbenom· .port. enal Coat He lt>l)ears May 15. AITEND F1JNERAL Mrs. Walter A1bey and Mill Allee Euler or Middleport atlanded the funeral services of Mrs. Athey' • cousin, Mro. Evle Small. Mrs. Walter Rile of Kyger took .her aurt and Miss EUoo ler to the services. R..lnson's by the world's fll'e&leot d r - "aharirw" meetl~ District officials will return then for an.. other all-day session at the Elec- Need A Gift For..... ._.... tile .... .,; Newly Wed?· Call Dudley's ' - - . he " .. a1.10 wted ll)e "Coich ol '.lbe Year" Uilo, all .. S"~'"GS Rae. Sl.oo PRELL SHAMPOO . 66~1 ·~.., ' ONLY Ra1. $1.25 JUST WONDERFUL Rec. 87c TABLETS POLl DENT ooly 58~ Way Hair onlr83 i �'.II~ . . . .·. ! J. , · •. ,., '' 1 Tliil _· ,. ~ .. .' SOntlnel, Mlddl~omeroy, 0., Sept. yracu_se PTA Plans a.rilival on Oct. 31 b~:i'::'~ tbr the 1968-68 i twmwen~and l } t' . : l, l ' ' • ' mecle for a Halloween carto be bold on Oct. 31 !If tho Syncuao Pr A Tuoadlly !lllbl at the achool. • Eloeted cleleploo to t h o Yelp CGunl;y CouncU for l'ar· ..U and Toachero wore M r a. Marpret ~1. Mro. A 1 m a Louko, and Mro. Pal Cundllf. Mro. Lou Ferrell and Mrs. Esther Harden were named the lltoornates. Tho Halloween carnival wao dlltulsed aDd Mra. Ferrell was aatborlzed to order ID'izes for tile tloh pond. Mrs. Pat Houdalllelt, president, COIICNcted tho meot1nc which aponod with the Lord's Preyer and the pledge to tho !lac. Tho attendaoco award to tho first lfade with 11 porents pro..nt. The pfOIP'&m lor tho evening featured an Informal discussion betWeen the parents and t h o teachers. Committees appointed Include Mrs. Pat Cundiff and Mrs. Kathryn Crow, publlclcy; Mrs. Helen Hubbard and Mrs. Jeanette Dully, menobershlp; Mr. Wolfe and Milton Varian, safelY; Pal Winebrenner, S>lrloy Huston, prolf&m: Mrs. Mary !Jyoell, parllame!Urlan; Mrs. Estllor Herclen and Mrs. cottrlll, hoopltalljy and Pf A macazlno; and Mrs. Janet Nease and Mrs. Fa.Yo Hamilton, ~halrmen, Mrs. Mary Boll Warner, Mrs. Ferrell, Mra. Daisy Patterson, -·a8!111'1Wo'i~~~-liiiii-IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIAII:III_M . !!I.;IIId . U, 1918 _ !!:;.:;~:~:~:!!~~"«.!:..~ Mrs. Wlnobromor, Donna Koehler, and Mro. Cundltr, budallt and finance and we,ys and moans. Refroshmentl wore served llY the executive eommJUee. Meet· lngo ot the Pf A will be he1cl on the second Tuosda¥ of o a c h month with the llrst grade room mothers to have refreshment• at the October mooting. Mason Area News, Notes Jimmy Ma,ynard of Petersburg, Indiana, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey &nlth ol Mcllomett, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Cbarles F. Se,yro and family of Pomeroy visited re- First PTA Meeting f Year Held Monday Tho llrat moellnl of the ochool year llY tho Riverview PfA was hold Monde,y evening at ,t b e Riverview Elementary Sc:hool. The moetlnl was opanod with a reading, "One Da,y at a Time," by the proolclent, Mrs. Margaret " Brown. Plano students of Mrs. MaxIne Whitehead Dived tho followinl selectlms, "BanJo Piver, u by Blake, Reglra K i m e li '11te Klfta's Review," Baines. llY Patty Grosanlcklo, and "Three Waltzes," . Scblbert, llY Cheryl 11 Kimea for the program. Tho ofl!cors for 1968-39 are president, Mra. Margaret Brown, vice president, Mrs. Marll1n ·uannum; secretary, Mra. Coanle Rood, and trouurer, M r •· Marlene Patman. Committees. appointed for the year Include: Prolram. M r a. Mulne Whitehead, Mrl. Donna Hauber, Mrs. Pauline Myers, and Mrs. Dolores Frank; Budget and Finance, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Smith, Mr. and Mro. Kometh Moae,ypenny, Mr. and M r s. John Cole, Mr. aDd Mrs. Harold Holter, Mr. and Mro. Marvin Reed, Mra. Wanda Kimes, and Mr. and Mrs. BW Orr; Relroshmont, ~·· Mary Bloe and Mrs. France• Reed; Membershlp, Mro. Olivo Oabllrn, Mro. S u e Jlayman, Mra. Loratno Wigal, and Mrs. Grace Chevalier; Hoaltb and Salecy, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith •' • • ., ~~ • )tlt.<,· 1 _ ,,1, .s.. w~P • ·. -Dmd ~ Mr•,-Gi-aeo Wobor; l;g,r~, ~ - : . -· ~~~~~.-pa Clladw.U, Mro. ~- ~. . ,• Frill&; ud Mr. Lowrt11ce Ro~~~; Plibllci\Y, Mro. Rulh AD 'n Balclencln, 'Mra, Fra~~ce~ Hoi• · lllrlpr, Mro. VIvian ~e,y, Mro. Cll'OI,ynRUIII,andMr.Dohr• 111111 Reod. Plans - • dlacuolllld tbr a school cernlvll to be bekl Oct. 18, 111111 Mr. and Mr1. Dale &niUt ~ ehalrmon. New pars~~~ ..., lntroob:· ed · llld room cow1t wu taken with Mr. ~ rocolvlnethe .-.... bamer and reac11nc clrolo book for the moat par. - pre18111. Refroabmenla wore oorved by ·tho .meers. Tho next mooting will be Oct, 7, with regular moellnl nlgbt bolna the llrat Methodist Church In Mason, un~ derwent minor surgery at t h e e. (:ih~ert ' Albans, W. Va. visited recent- hunt1111 a~plles and oqulpmetlt 11 here nq for 1eloctlon. ' Made by wor-n ma~clureralllllio 1 l&rp raowe of prices. OUr c"""'letoo Jb.. oi Ammunition Of All Kinds hters- Wmem .. Rlmlll(ltoia Sh~tguns & husband, Mr. and Mrs. Charles ehmlngton Moore. eH~rrilon • Rifles eWinchattr & Rlchlrcleon . eMoa... Mr: ond Mrs. Charles Baxter f;Aqrria·ge Vows taken in July- Ebersbach Hardware, "EVBRYTIIING IN JIARDWAJIR" WI ISSUI HUNTING LICINSI ·vaiea of (lladloll tlonkod llY or girl and she wore a whHo oaven • brancll candelabra and brocade &IJ1!II of shUt scylo and pilms decor- tbe altar of the Goorp Stroot Church of Christ atSt. Marya, w. va:,torlhewedding of Mloo Irene WUI!ams to Navyman Charles Baxter. Tho bride lo tile daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Williams ct. a. Marya and tile bridegroom 11 the son of Mr. and Mra. NorTho wedding wai an event of 7:30 p.m. on Jllly 12. Vows of the cereDIOI1Y wore rood by Mr. Edlmd White of tho Church of Qirlst, VIenna, W, Va. Given lh marriace by her fathor, tho br1c1e was attired In a lloor.lenglh aown of white satin. Delll8ned In prlneosa sjylo, It !Miured a ba- neckline and long sh- ol-•• whlcb .came to polnta over the brldo'a hands. Her veil of illJIOrtod sllk II-· luslon feU from an opoot crown beaolP!ece of J)OIJ'Ia and soqulna, and aha ...-ried a cascade of wld.te roses. :).!la1 Joan WIJ!1@1r!a, ~ater 1J1. !Iii!~' bride, -~til' ~ of lilai>r, and the brldeslilalds were Diane WUUama, another slater of the bride, and MilS Slllrley &.!er, aliter of t h o ~Iii. They were In ldeDll.cal floor 101181h aowno of blue ~ Alln sjylOd 111111 portroll ·neddlneo and lleoveleso. '11lelr ballerina IO!IItil vel11were at!&c:)!Ocl'to,~ ehltfon notrosopla. SATURDAY 14th AT••••••. FRIDAY SEPT. 13th and SATURDAY SEPT. 14th will be twa bi& days of special savi111s at Haskins-Tanner. Dlllnl this &ipntlc two day event you'll find bi& price reductions on hundreds of Items of Men and Boy's Winter Wearilll Apparel inclllling Men's Suits, Topcoats, Sport Coats and Slacks. This is ONLY a TWO OAY EVENT! Shop from 9:00am til 8:00pm Friday and from 9:00am til 5:00 pm Sat11day. Don't be superstitious ... Buy now and me d11ing this Special Sale Event! Ml•• . ENTIRE STOCK MEN'S ALL WEATHER OUR ENTIRE STOCK, MEN'S TOPCOATS SPORT COATS ~ 25.95_____ Coats-22.13 ~· 27.98- _____Coats-23.13 ~· 60.00..-----Coats-51.13 Reg. 75.00..----·Coats-64.13 r. Reg. 12.98-----·Coats :- 11.03 DRESS SLACKS Reg. 16.98----.. . Reg.18.98-------· Slacks 16.13 -· lOOpr. Men'sShoes 50% 0FF BLOUSES 50% OFF ~· 1o.9s_ _ _: __ Now 5.43. Reg.l2.95..---~-Now 6.43:!: ~· 1~95----'-·Now 8.43 Reg. 2L95------ Now 10.93 ~~eg. Reg. .:· :;: :; :;:;: :::: s.oo. _________ _Now 2.43 5.95-----------Now 2. 93 as belt 111111 for the brldeiroom waa Jeff stewart of cerried a basket of rose pot. Ills. Mike Papadopouloo ot Cleveland, tho bridegroom's nephew, wao tho rlnlbearer. Mrs. Carol Shlnllelon of St. Marya registoored tho guests. For her daughter's wedding, Mra. WUUams wore a teal blue dross with whlto.accessoriesand ·a corsage of tinted blue carnalions. Mrs. Baxter waa .In a mint green dross with \elp accooaorlos and her corsace WBI of white carnationa. A reception honoring tho couple was hold In tbo firemen's hall at St. Marys. A · <010f scheme of green, blue and while was earr1od out. Tho bride's table reatqredathree-tleredweddinlcako tqiped with tile traditional minlature bride and lfOOm. Ho!llossos at the reception were Mrs. Arlene Williams of Rutland; Mrs. Leo Enoch of It'· raeuae, and Mrs. Alma Fitch, ~rt. • •~ "1'llf"t ~IJT ' to '"' • North Bond Slate Park at HerriovWo, W. va., tile ~ow Mrs. Baxter chanpd Into a navy blue dross with which she wore the oorsago from her bridal bw"'et. After graduation from St. Marya High School, Mra. Bax· ter attended. Mountain Slate College where she OOlnpletod the standard secretarial course In Aucuat. Sle Is current)¥ employ. ed at Oblo Unlvors11Y. Mr. Baxter, agraduatoofl'om- Extension b<memakera are reminded of the pfOIP'am to be held Moode,y, September 16, at tho Production Credit Associ· atlon BuUdiiiS, south or Jack· son at 9:30. Elq>hlsls wlll be on "women as citizens In today's world," and "Communi· 1Y Beautification." Extension specialist In horth:ulture, James caldwell, wiU be one of tile featured speakers. This meeting is in preparation for tho statewide clean • ~ ind booutiOcaUon week to be held this fall. W<>men are asked to bring D uck lunch. This mooting wUI provide the Jessons for local dubs lor September and October. w. Vao " 'the U.S. Navy. He Is alaClara ~ was tilt flow- at the Groat Lakes Naval Tratninl Station. Marilyn Swan is Elected . .. ~:. .·-... . fiter's Valentine Girl ·:: Mia's- •rari~ Slran ot Mldtll.. land, JU<IY Crooks, Vlkkl Globy a of the c~~~Per, """"""' Qu:olyn Gruo..r, Rlla named V.llenllne Girl ot the Lowll, Beverll' Loa&, TwUa Ma- JACKETS & SURBURB,ANS Eta l'll1 ~ Phl Sorori\Y ot Bela a.a.r. ~McCUilousb.Coi­ <ilrma Tuos- .- .Obllp&or. Ro- Rodovlan, ao- Jlulh lllt!fe, Barbara Riaa. Car· !'00111 of tho Coluinbu• and ~ ~d, 111111 St u m p, WlertlOblo EIO<trlc Co. I Ma!ill'll SWan, Ka1Y WeU,and&lo coDununlcatloa wo1 reod Zlrldo. nlihl'a meot1nc In the )ltemlt!oNI commltldlng on belns ~ llllse alu ~· 14.98-------Coats 12.73 ~· 22.50_______ Coats 19.13 Reg. as.oo_______ Coats 30.13 flllll lot ille -~~ to be held ., siopt, PariMIIIJUie Alii Blm- . Till ,........ SALE HOURS ' ~urlta • Reg. 2.95 Jumbo Gor.,onh8o1s • • • • • •••••• -1.97 Holds 14 to 16 1ormonts. Reg. 59c to 1.00 Voluos Assorted POWER-YAC CLEANING SYSTEM ' HOMES-TRAILERS-PUBLIC BUILDINGS' AND ETC. REDUCE COSTLY FUEL AND REPAIR BILLS-RE· DUCES FIRE HAZARDS. NO MUSS, NO FUSS. ALL THE DIRT IN ONE SIMPLE OPERATION LOCUST ST. 992-2511 MIDDLEPORT, 0. SPECIAL Reg. 59c Auortod Foil ego Plonta • • • • • • • • • • 4Cc Reg. 2.59-24 to 36~' Rublter Plonts • • • • • • • • • 2.22 Reg. 39c Wom•n'• Seamlen Mesh Nylon Hoso • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • pair 27c cHASE HARDWA R .E new and dilferent versions of pop standards and stylish medleys of show music as well as classical selections, will appear In a Sunday afternoon c~cert PlANTS MOler, atester;; Mr. ·n o IT 1J\.row. ' , DON'T WAIT FOR COLD WEATHER ~I ' Ladie&.' Handkerchieh ~ • ~ • • • • • · • • • • • each 37c Our BIt School Solo Sti II In Progron BEN FRANKUN PHONE POMEROY . ,~,. .• OHIO Mrs. Craig Taking Mayo Treatments Mrs. Robert Craig of Middloport Is an ouli!Oitont at the Mayo Clinic In Rochester, Minn. Sle has spent the past week In Rochester as the housoguest of Dr. and Mrs. Allen Brown, relatives of tbe Cralgs, while Wldergolng · ob..rvatlon a n d treatment at tho Clinic for a ibe•e•klialiilmiiont.i.,;,_ _ _ __ Quart Size 36 count FEEN-A-MINT ·' 86e VALUE 4· Vervy ... Confident ~ 1.98 .YALU.~ SUCARYL 2.99 VALUE Gr•ceful ... AQUA ~.ELVA AFTER SHAVE Griftai, W, Va. Uibero were erqy lllgll School and of MounSIAivo Wliuomo cl Columbuo, .... ' lain Slate Collep, was employGill' J.yncll ot Parklrllltlra, ed at Du Pont prior to ontortng COMPLETE STOCKS MEN'S WINTER ·::.. DISCONTINUED GROUP-LADIES ~ 4-S.oo________ Suits-38.13 Reg. 85.00------- Suits •72.13 ~ J.t..98-----·Coats 12.73 .· bliie II¥) wiilte dalolea. Reg. 65.00-------Suits -55.13 Reg. 8.98--------Slacks 7.63 Reg. 12.98------- Slacks 11.03 Coats 14.43 ..,, and the,yc~rrled bou~ ot R~ 55.00--------Suits-46.13 ALL MEN'S YR. ROUND WT. 6. 73 EN'S SUITS . ~ -· JACKETS Reg. 7•98 _______Coats . Reg. 35.00.------ Coats 30.13 Reg. a9.95_______Coats 33.13 Reg. 45.oo______ Coats .. 38.13 COMPLETE STOCK BOYS WINTER COMPLETE STOCK \ Reg. 29.95 _______Coats -25.13 '•' • 1 1 :- " the Gallla AcackiiiiY ai!llltoriuln. Local workers who ·attended the planning sossll"' ~ the Reed IMBno and wUI be soUing membership ticketa are Mrs. Nolan Swackhamer, Maaoa, W. VL; Mrs. Lee Lee, Racine;; Mr' m1 Mrs. Harold sauer, Mldtllepori; Mrs. Olarles Gibbs, anil Mrs. Patrick Locbary, PomeA:.;;siiisoiiiciiilaiiillllioniawllilliiiloibeiapiirolese_ntod_l'!'ln..,;,;roiil~'~!'!!'!!!"!!!!!~!!'!'!!"'''. . . I" 20. The Lee Ew.ns trio, noted ror BUDGET ACCOUNTS ARB CAlUUBD BIRIIN OUR i'l'oRI The free world's consumption of nickel has doubled to the past decade. on March 9, 1969. ln eddllion .to tho concert Iirograms presented llY the TrlCount;y Communlcy Concert Assoclalion, membership llckels can be used for admittance to oommunlt,y concerts In Waver· If, Ashlml, K,y., r,larlolta, .Psr· . kersburg, Zanesville, and l.aJ>. cosier. All concerts or tho Tri-County cloy, Oc~ .GUN CLIANING KITS eGun Oil eRecoll Pecl1 .G11111 lilts eShlll Vnts eGun CIIH eHuntlng · Acceseorin eHunmsJecbts & CIPH • Hunters P1nts & C:.pa .1 ellfle Sling StriPI .:J Dallas Cadle, Mason. ' elthla eBrownina MilS Jennifer Zerkle and Mra. \ scheduled for 2:30 p.m. on Sun-- man Baxter, Pomeroy. AND ;. .. ~ ~. Season·Drive .Opens Monddy in Meigs· dlst Church In Gallipolis. Jim· Marlin, New York representotivo ot Communlcy Concsrts, wUI be the guest speaker. An ensemble Ill!'. . from tho bend ol K!Jnball &liter Plans tot the ticket solo In w!U prose.- dinner music. Adult tickets for· tho concert Meigs CoUnl,y were melle Tuosare $10andstudenttiekots series 111!' nliht at a mootbw of workare f3. Mrs. Reed points out ers hold at the home or Mr...tluot all students, lncludinl col· Ted Reed, who serve• as cc>lep and vocational students, fall . Clj)taln of tile local c~ with Mrs. Jomos O'Brien. Into the $3 ticket cstegvry, At least lhr"!', and perhaps Meet1111 with the gl'OI(> were Mrs. Lewis Schmidt of Galllpo- foor, concerts Ire to be Pr<>UI, pnoral membership cam- sentod during the soasOIL AI· paljpl chairman, and Mrs. Mary ready booked are Addlsss and Ellen Lln&o- Mambershlp renew· Crul\11, youthful !olk-classlcahr· als In the association have boon tiats. The two accompa~zy them.. selves on a half a dozen un.. solicited this week. usual instruments, among them As a klckotrtothemombership drive, • dinner wm be hold Ilion- the sitar and the Vietnamese dan.. cloy night It 6:30 at the Metho- tranh. Their performance is Squl~rel Season oee11s SePt. 6 Mrs. Robert Cochran o! st. ly In Huntington with Mrs. &nlth' 1 and Mrs. Jeffers' sister and -· ,.. MMlberlllitp ·tiekeiB tor the 19118-61J conclorj aeason or tho Tri-CouaQ< Cqnumintzy Concert Assoclalim will go on solo Ilion- \. Dallas Cadle have enrolled In the Parkersburg Boaujy C o 1Holzer Hospital on M o n d a y lege and will commence their morning. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fogle- training on October 8. Stephen Cadle, a graWate of song vlolted recently In VirginPotomac ~te College, ltartIa with their daughter and sonoo training for manager at SOuthin--law, Capt. and Mrs. James Johnson m and family and their em States, Front Royal, V~ He is the son of Mr. and Mral. new granddaughter, !:iterrl Ellen. f ., !iiJ!!!!!~!I!!!!! Mr. and Mrs. Slerman Ford cently with Mrs. James Mayhave purchaBed tho home of Mro. nard. Thurma Love Schultz m Fourth Reverend Lowell E. Keeney, St. In Mason. pastor o! the Christ U n I t o d I ! REG. 2.23 . .- - VALUE 5-DAY ROLL ON The Naturalizer Walk 1. 20 01. _Brown 79c VALUE --1:0'0rdinated ia1s __ _ --------------· Chap•••·Cala41J Slloe Stare Lilt Special W.xt D,;.r to Elborfelds POMI!RO'(, OHIO DELIVERED JUST WONDERfUL -HAIR SPRAY MEN'S NO·IRON CASUAL Frl.-9:00 am til 8:00 11111 SLACKS 50% OFF Sat.-9:00 am til 5:00 pm ' - 3.43, Reg. ;7.9S.:---:-- Now 3.93 Reg. 8.98-----.Now 4.43 - .'i : ' ~· .·· 1.09 VALUE - Reg. 6.98. _____ Now . -HAPPY FACE . \ . • USE YOU~ BUDGET OR CH~RGE PLAN ' . f i . .. ....... \\: '-1-' ' • ._ . ,•. l ' �'.II~ . . . .·. ! J. , · •. ,., '' 1 Tliil _· ,. ~ .. .' SOntlnel, Mlddl~omeroy, 0., Sept. yracu_se PTA Plans a.rilival on Oct. 31 b~:i'::'~ tbr the 1968-68 i twmwen~and l } t' . : l, l ' ' • ' mecle for a Halloween carto be bold on Oct. 31 !If tho Syncuao Pr A Tuoadlly !lllbl at the achool. • Eloeted cleleploo to t h o Yelp CGunl;y CouncU for l'ar· ..U and Toachero wore M r a. Marpret ~1. Mro. A 1 m a Louko, and Mro. Pal Cundllf. Mro. Lou Ferrell and Mrs. Esther Harden were named the lltoornates. Tho Halloween carnival wao dlltulsed aDd Mra. Ferrell was aatborlzed to order ID'izes for tile tloh pond. Mrs. Pat Houdalllelt, president, COIICNcted tho meot1nc which aponod with the Lord's Preyer and the pledge to tho !lac. Tho attendaoco award to tho first lfade with 11 porents pro..nt. The pfOIP'&m lor tho evening featured an Informal discussion betWeen the parents and t h o teachers. Committees appointed Include Mrs. Pat Cundiff and Mrs. Kathryn Crow, publlclcy; Mrs. Helen Hubbard and Mrs. Jeanette Dully, menobershlp; Mr. Wolfe and Milton Varian, safelY; Pal Winebrenner, S>lrloy Huston, prolf&m: Mrs. Mary !Jyoell, parllame!Urlan; Mrs. Estllor Herclen and Mrs. cottrlll, hoopltalljy and Pf A macazlno; and Mrs. Janet Nease and Mrs. Fa.Yo Hamilton, ~halrmen, Mrs. Mary Boll Warner, Mrs. Ferrell, Mra. Daisy Patterson, -·a8!111'1Wo'i~~~-liiiii-IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIAII:III_M . !!I.;IIId . U, 1918 _ !!:;.:;~:~:~:!!~~"«.!:..~ Mrs. Wlnobromor, Donna Koehler, and Mro. Cundltr, budallt and finance and we,ys and moans. Refroshmentl wore served llY the executive eommJUee. Meet· lngo ot the Pf A will be he1cl on the second Tuosda¥ of o a c h month with the llrst grade room mothers to have refreshment• at the October mooting. Mason Area News, Notes Jimmy Ma,ynard of Petersburg, Indiana, Mr. and Mrs. Dewey &nlth ol Mcllomett, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. Cbarles F. Se,yro and family of Pomeroy visited re- First PTA Meeting f Year Held Monday Tho llrat moellnl of the ochool year llY tho Riverview PfA was hold Monde,y evening at ,t b e Riverview Elementary Sc:hool. The moetlnl was opanod with a reading, "One Da,y at a Time," by the proolclent, Mrs. Margaret " Brown. Plano students of Mrs. MaxIne Whitehead Dived tho followinl selectlms, "BanJo Piver, u by Blake, Reglra K i m e li '11te Klfta's Review," Baines. llY Patty Grosanlcklo, and "Three Waltzes," . Scblbert, llY Cheryl 11 Kimea for the program. Tho ofl!cors for 1968-39 are president, Mra. Margaret Brown, vice president, Mrs. Marll1n ·uannum; secretary, Mra. Coanle Rood, and trouurer, M r •· Marlene Patman. Committees. appointed for the year Include: Prolram. M r a. Mulne Whitehead, Mrl. Donna Hauber, Mrs. Pauline Myers, and Mrs. Dolores Frank; Budget and Finance, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Smith, Mr. and Mro. Kometh Moae,ypenny, Mr. and M r s. John Cole, Mr. aDd Mrs. Harold Holter, Mr. and Mro. Marvin Reed, Mra. Wanda Kimes, and Mr. and Mrs. BW Orr; Relroshmont, ~·· Mary Bloe and Mrs. France• Reed; Membershlp, Mro. Olivo Oabllrn, Mro. S u e Jlayman, Mra. Loratno Wigal, and Mrs. Grace Chevalier; Hoaltb and Salecy, Mrs. Elizabeth Smith •' • • ., ~~ • )tlt.<,· 1 _ ,,1, .s.. w~P • ·. -Dmd ~ Mr•,-Gi-aeo Wobor; l;g,r~, ~ - : . -· ~~~~~.-pa Clladw.U, Mro. ~- ~. . ,• Frill&; ud Mr. Lowrt11ce Ro~~~; Plibllci\Y, Mro. Rulh AD 'n Balclencln, 'Mra, Fra~~ce~ Hoi• · lllrlpr, Mro. VIvian ~e,y, Mro. Cll'OI,ynRUIII,andMr.Dohr• 111111 Reod. Plans - • dlacuolllld tbr a school cernlvll to be bekl Oct. 18, 111111 Mr. and Mr1. Dale &niUt ~ ehalrmon. New pars~~~ ..., lntroob:· ed · llld room cow1t wu taken with Mr. ~ rocolvlnethe .-.... bamer and reac11nc clrolo book for the moat par. - pre18111. Refroabmenla wore oorved by ·tho .meers. Tho next mooting will be Oct, 7, with regular moellnl nlgbt bolna the llrat Methodist Church In Mason, un~ derwent minor surgery at t h e e. (:ih~ert ' Albans, W. Va. visited recent- hunt1111 a~plles and oqulpmetlt 11 here nq for 1eloctlon. ' Made by wor-n ma~clureralllllio 1 l&rp raowe of prices. OUr c"""'letoo Jb.. oi Ammunition Of All Kinds hters- Wmem .. Rlmlll(ltoia Sh~tguns & husband, Mr. and Mrs. Charles ehmlngton Moore. eH~rrilon • Rifles eWinchattr & Rlchlrcleon . eMoa... Mr: ond Mrs. Charles Baxter f;Aqrria·ge Vows taken in July- Ebersbach Hardware, "EVBRYTIIING IN JIARDWAJIR" WI ISSUI HUNTING LICINSI ·vaiea of (lladloll tlonkod llY or girl and she wore a whHo oaven • brancll candelabra and brocade &IJ1!II of shUt scylo and pilms decor- tbe altar of the Goorp Stroot Church of Christ atSt. Marya, w. va:,torlhewedding of Mloo Irene WUI!ams to Navyman Charles Baxter. Tho bride lo tile daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Williams ct. a. Marya and tile bridegroom 11 the son of Mr. and Mra. NorTho wedding wai an event of 7:30 p.m. on Jllly 12. Vows of the cereDIOI1Y wore rood by Mr. Edlmd White of tho Church of Qirlst, VIenna, W, Va. Given lh marriace by her fathor, tho br1c1e was attired In a lloor.lenglh aown of white satin. Delll8ned In prlneosa sjylo, It !Miured a ba- neckline and long sh- ol-•• whlcb .came to polnta over the brldo'a hands. Her veil of illJIOrtod sllk II-· luslon feU from an opoot crown beaolP!ece of J)OIJ'Ia and soqulna, and aha ...-ried a cascade of wld.te roses. :).!la1 Joan WIJ!1@1r!a, ~ater 1J1. !Iii!~' bride, -~til' ~ of lilai>r, and the brldeslilalds were Diane WUUama, another slater of the bride, and MilS Slllrley &.!er, aliter of t h o ~Iii. They were In ldeDll.cal floor 101181h aowno of blue ~ Alln sjylOd 111111 portroll ·neddlneo and lleoveleso. '11lelr ballerina IO!IItil vel11were at!&c:)!Ocl'to,~ ehltfon notrosopla. SATURDAY 14th AT••••••. FRIDAY SEPT. 13th and SATURDAY SEPT. 14th will be twa bi& days of special savi111s at Haskins-Tanner. Dlllnl this &ipntlc two day event you'll find bi& price reductions on hundreds of Items of Men and Boy's Winter Wearilll Apparel inclllling Men's Suits, Topcoats, Sport Coats and Slacks. This is ONLY a TWO OAY EVENT! Shop from 9:00am til 8:00pm Friday and from 9:00am til 5:00 pm Sat11day. Don't be superstitious ... Buy now and me d11ing this Special Sale Event! Ml•• . ENTIRE STOCK MEN'S ALL WEATHER OUR ENTIRE STOCK, MEN'S TOPCOATS SPORT COATS ~ 25.95_____ Coats-22.13 ~· 27.98- _____Coats-23.13 ~· 60.00..-----Coats-51.13 Reg. 75.00..----·Coats-64.13 r. Reg. 12.98-----·Coats :- 11.03 DRESS SLACKS Reg. 16.98----.. . Reg.18.98-------· Slacks 16.13 -· lOOpr. Men'sShoes 50% 0FF BLOUSES 50% OFF ~· 1o.9s_ _ _: __ Now 5.43. Reg.l2.95..---~-Now 6.43:!: ~· 1~95----'-·Now 8.43 Reg. 2L95------ Now 10.93 ~~eg. Reg. .:· :;: :; :;:;: :::: s.oo. _________ _Now 2.43 5.95-----------Now 2. 93 as belt 111111 for the brldeiroom waa Jeff stewart of cerried a basket of rose pot. Ills. Mike Papadopouloo ot Cleveland, tho bridegroom's nephew, wao tho rlnlbearer. Mrs. Carol Shlnllelon of St. Marya registoored tho guests. For her daughter's wedding, Mra. WUUams wore a teal blue dross with whlto.accessoriesand ·a corsage of tinted blue carnalions. Mrs. Baxter waa .In a mint green dross with \elp accooaorlos and her corsace WBI of white carnationa. A reception honoring tho couple was hold In tbo firemen's hall at St. Marys. A · <010f scheme of green, blue and while was earr1od out. Tho bride's table reatqredathree-tleredweddinlcako tqiped with tile traditional minlature bride and lfOOm. Ho!llossos at the reception were Mrs. Arlene Williams of Rutland; Mrs. Leo Enoch of It'· raeuae, and Mrs. Alma Fitch, ~rt. • •~ "1'llf"t ~IJT ' to '"' • North Bond Slate Park at HerriovWo, W. va., tile ~ow Mrs. Baxter chanpd Into a navy blue dross with which she wore the oorsago from her bridal bw"'et. After graduation from St. Marya High School, Mra. Bax· ter attended. Mountain Slate College where she OOlnpletod the standard secretarial course In Aucuat. Sle Is current)¥ employ. ed at Oblo Unlvors11Y. Mr. Baxter, agraduatoofl'om- Extension b<memakera are reminded of the pfOIP'am to be held Moode,y, September 16, at tho Production Credit Associ· atlon BuUdiiiS, south or Jack· son at 9:30. Elq>hlsls wlll be on "women as citizens In today's world," and "Communi· 1Y Beautification." Extension specialist In horth:ulture, James caldwell, wiU be one of tile featured speakers. This meeting is in preparation for tho statewide clean • ~ ind booutiOcaUon week to be held this fall. W<>men are asked to bring D uck lunch. This mooting wUI provide the Jessons for local dubs lor September and October. w. Vao " 'the U.S. Navy. He Is alaClara ~ was tilt flow- at the Groat Lakes Naval Tratninl Station. Marilyn Swan is Elected . .. ~:. .·-... . fiter's Valentine Girl ·:: Mia's- •rari~ Slran ot Mldtll.. land, JU<IY Crooks, Vlkkl Globy a of the c~~~Per, """"""' Qu:olyn Gruo..r, Rlla named V.llenllne Girl ot the Lowll, Beverll' Loa&, TwUa Ma- JACKETS & SURBURB,ANS Eta l'll1 ~ Phl Sorori\Y ot Bela a.a.r. ~McCUilousb.Coi­ <ilrma Tuos- .- .Obllp&or. Ro- Rodovlan, ao- Jlulh lllt!fe, Barbara Riaa. Car· !'00111 of tho Coluinbu• and ~ ~d, 111111 St u m p, WlertlOblo EIO<trlc Co. I Ma!ill'll SWan, Ka1Y WeU,and&lo coDununlcatloa wo1 reod Zlrldo. nlihl'a meot1nc In the )ltemlt!oNI commltldlng on belns ~ llllse alu ~· 14.98-------Coats 12.73 ~· 22.50_______ Coats 19.13 Reg. as.oo_______ Coats 30.13 flllll lot ille -~~ to be held ., siopt, PariMIIIJUie Alii Blm- . Till ,........ SALE HOURS ' ~urlta • Reg. 2.95 Jumbo Gor.,onh8o1s • • • • • •••••• -1.97 Holds 14 to 16 1ormonts. Reg. 59c to 1.00 Voluos Assorted POWER-YAC CLEANING SYSTEM ' HOMES-TRAILERS-PUBLIC BUILDINGS' AND ETC. REDUCE COSTLY FUEL AND REPAIR BILLS-RE· DUCES FIRE HAZARDS. NO MUSS, NO FUSS. ALL THE DIRT IN ONE SIMPLE OPERATION LOCUST ST. 992-2511 MIDDLEPORT, 0. SPECIAL Reg. 59c Auortod Foil ego Plonta • • • • • • • • • • 4Cc Reg. 2.59-24 to 36~' Rublter Plonts • • • • • • • • • 2.22 Reg. 39c Wom•n'• Seamlen Mesh Nylon Hoso • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • pair 27c cHASE HARDWA R .E new and dilferent versions of pop standards and stylish medleys of show music as well as classical selections, will appear In a Sunday afternoon c~cert PlANTS MOler, atester;; Mr. ·n o IT 1J\.row. ' , DON'T WAIT FOR COLD WEATHER ~I ' Ladie&.' Handkerchieh ~ • ~ • • • • • · • • • • • each 37c Our BIt School Solo Sti II In Progron BEN FRANKUN PHONE POMEROY . ,~,. .• OHIO Mrs. Craig Taking Mayo Treatments Mrs. Robert Craig of Middloport Is an ouli!Oitont at the Mayo Clinic In Rochester, Minn. Sle has spent the past week In Rochester as the housoguest of Dr. and Mrs. Allen Brown, relatives of tbe Cralgs, while Wldergolng · ob..rvatlon a n d treatment at tho Clinic for a ibe•e•klialiilmiiont.i.,;,_ _ _ __ Quart Size 36 count FEEN-A-MINT ·' 86e VALUE 4· Vervy ... Confident ~ 1.98 .YALU.~ SUCARYL 2.99 VALUE Gr•ceful ... AQUA ~.ELVA AFTER SHAVE Griftai, W, Va. Uibero were erqy lllgll School and of MounSIAivo Wliuomo cl Columbuo, .... ' lain Slate Collep, was employGill' J.yncll ot Parklrllltlra, ed at Du Pont prior to ontortng COMPLETE STOCKS MEN'S WINTER ·::.. DISCONTINUED GROUP-LADIES ~ 4-S.oo________ Suits-38.13 Reg. 85.00------- Suits •72.13 ~ J.t..98-----·Coats 12.73 .· bliie II¥) wiilte dalolea. Reg. 65.00-------Suits -55.13 Reg. 8.98--------Slacks 7.63 Reg. 12.98------- Slacks 11.03 Coats 14.43 ..,, and the,yc~rrled bou~ ot R~ 55.00--------Suits-46.13 ALL MEN'S YR. ROUND WT. 6. 73 EN'S SUITS . ~ -· JACKETS Reg. 7•98 _______Coats . Reg. 35.00.------ Coats 30.13 Reg. a9.95_______Coats 33.13 Reg. 45.oo______ Coats .. 38.13 COMPLETE STOCK BOYS WINTER COMPLETE STOCK \ Reg. 29.95 _______Coats -25.13 '•' • 1 1 :- " the Gallla AcackiiiiY ai!llltoriuln. Local workers who ·attended the planning sossll"' ~ the Reed IMBno and wUI be soUing membership ticketa are Mrs. Nolan Swackhamer, Maaoa, W. VL; Mrs. Lee Lee, Racine;; Mr' m1 Mrs. Harold sauer, Mldtllepori; Mrs. Olarles Gibbs, anil Mrs. Patrick Locbary, PomeA:.;;siiisoiiiciiilaiiillllioniawllilliiiloibeiapiirolese_ntod_l'!'ln..,;,;roiil~'~!'!!'!!!"!!!!!~!!'!'!!"'''. . . I" 20. The Lee Ew.ns trio, noted ror BUDGET ACCOUNTS ARB CAlUUBD BIRIIN OUR i'l'oRI The free world's consumption of nickel has doubled to the past decade. on March 9, 1969. ln eddllion .to tho concert Iirograms presented llY the TrlCount;y Communlcy Concert Assoclalion, membership llckels can be used for admittance to oommunlt,y concerts In Waver· If, Ashlml, K,y., r,larlolta, .Psr· . kersburg, Zanesville, and l.aJ>. cosier. All concerts or tho Tri-County cloy, Oc~ .GUN CLIANING KITS eGun Oil eRecoll Pecl1 .G11111 lilts eShlll Vnts eGun CIIH eHuntlng · Acceseorin eHunmsJecbts & CIPH • Hunters P1nts & C:.pa .1 ellfle Sling StriPI .:J Dallas Cadle, Mason. ' elthla eBrownina MilS Jennifer Zerkle and Mra. \ scheduled for 2:30 p.m. on Sun-- man Baxter, Pomeroy. AND ;. .. ~ ~. Season·Drive .Opens Monddy in Meigs· dlst Church In Gallipolis. Jim· Marlin, New York representotivo ot Communlcy Concsrts, wUI be the guest speaker. An ensemble Ill!'. . from tho bend ol K!Jnball &liter Plans tot the ticket solo In w!U prose.- dinner music. Adult tickets for· tho concert Meigs CoUnl,y were melle Tuosare $10andstudenttiekots series 111!' nliht at a mootbw of workare f3. Mrs. Reed points out ers hold at the home or Mr...tluot all students, lncludinl col· Ted Reed, who serve• as cc>lep and vocational students, fall . Clj)taln of tile local c~ with Mrs. Jomos O'Brien. Into the $3 ticket cstegvry, At least lhr"!', and perhaps Meet1111 with the gl'OI(> were Mrs. Lewis Schmidt of Galllpo- foor, concerts Ire to be Pr<>UI, pnoral membership cam- sentod during the soasOIL AI· paljpl chairman, and Mrs. Mary ready booked are Addlsss and Ellen Lln&o- Mambershlp renew· Crul\11, youthful !olk-classlcahr· als In the association have boon tiats. The two accompa~zy them.. selves on a half a dozen un.. solicited this week. usual instruments, among them As a klckotrtothemombership drive, • dinner wm be hold Ilion- the sitar and the Vietnamese dan.. cloy night It 6:30 at the Metho- tranh. Their performance is Squl~rel Season oee11s SePt. 6 Mrs. Robert Cochran o! st. ly In Huntington with Mrs. &nlth' 1 and Mrs. Jeffers' sister and -· ,.. MMlberlllitp ·tiekeiB tor the 19118-61J conclorj aeason or tho Tri-CouaQ< Cqnumintzy Concert Assoclalim will go on solo Ilion- \. Dallas Cadle have enrolled In the Parkersburg Boaujy C o 1Holzer Hospital on M o n d a y lege and will commence their morning. Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fogle- training on October 8. Stephen Cadle, a graWate of song vlolted recently In VirginPotomac ~te College, ltartIa with their daughter and sonoo training for manager at SOuthin--law, Capt. and Mrs. James Johnson m and family and their em States, Front Royal, V~ He is the son of Mr. and Mral. new granddaughter, !:iterrl Ellen. f ., !iiJ!!!!!~!I!!!!! Mr. and Mrs. Slerman Ford cently with Mrs. James Mayhave purchaBed tho home of Mro. nard. Thurma Love Schultz m Fourth Reverend Lowell E. Keeney, St. In Mason. pastor o! the Christ U n I t o d I ! REG. 2.23 . .- - VALUE 5-DAY ROLL ON The Naturalizer Walk 1. 20 01. _Brown 79c VALUE --1:0'0rdinated ia1s __ _ --------------· Chap•••·Cala41J Slloe Stare Lilt Special W.xt D,;.r to Elborfelds POMI!RO'(, OHIO DELIVERED JUST WONDERfUL -HAIR SPRAY MEN'S NO·IRON CASUAL Frl.-9:00 am til 8:00 11111 SLACKS 50% OFF Sat.-9:00 am til 5:00 pm ' - 3.43, Reg. ;7.9S.:---:-- Now 3.93 Reg. 8.98-----.Now 4.43 - .'i : ' ~· .·· 1.09 VALUE - Reg. 6.98. _____ Now . -HAPPY FACE . \ . • USE YOU~ BUDGET OR CH~RGE PLAN ' . f i . .. ....... \\: '-1-' ' • ._ . ,•. l ' �I l'i (: ' . . " 'iiJ~ .~ ,·_\_,. ,·-f.i-..5' · t , ... - er, - . . - - Help w.nted TRUQ!: MECHAMIC, 8ood pay, . For... . . . no..."'_..... ... _... _ ,... 'I'RAILER SPACE, ready to SOIJD STATE ··-·:rn. ,;,;;,,.;-o;,"";t ~ , . w...t 4111 ..me. • ~.::.,~.:; :;:-,.... ' . ,.: =.: -.. . - u- '";''~' ~ w... '"' _ apartment. automatle beat. CAR HOPS. appb' .in penCIO llli Q'ow's Steak House, Pomeroy. 11-»Uc .. " nve miles north of Pomeroy. Phone 99U8811. .. · For s.~e ll-11-3tc """'"" ~ m•., two bedroom. ........._ ~~-·..... Grate, II stereo, 1• ... ••, or·-mon.....,. .... paymelho. ·- . ...... sn.ma. U4tc IJA-.... !lmfll117 can Pets For S.le 1. ' ,.~ o•dri$.u{l~..~r-' BAifti 'EYIN. ... ., I.E ~PERT 'Wheel Alignment Call Pomeroy . • Social Notes ------MOVE , , UP $1995 66 Che ,.,1. -' .....,, 63 Chevrolet ... $699 =. 62 CfleyY ... ••• $699 .... 7..... ·- . . . . . . - -· ... 55 All '68's Reduced · 69 atODELS AVAilABLE HOBSTETTER REALTY 65 Comir ••.• $1395 65 Chevelle ... $1595 65 ford .. • . • $1595 :;vtne· J: = . .m:::-,._ · 64 Comlr ••.••• SHS . lull-• s.m.. POMEROY. .. MIDDUPOII' •n-trc . v~J"I t' cords are l"'JRN1SRED '1110 tii!'.DJIOOM APAIL'I'IIEH'I'. lllddleporl. ....... ~- CONTACT ' FAYE IWIIY ......,,,. s.mo, •. Insure• AUTOMOBILE Jnminee . _ -lleM IMt J'IIGI' . ..... or'l UceueT CIJI . 111-... · . • II Ito AR.E \Ou .OCICM'! A IIII'AL INDIAN? SOON Schwitzel .,•• Pomeroy'Home & lwtol .•_&____,__, Milia ~ From the Largest T....:k or Bullchaer _Radiator To The Sonallost Hooter Core. BLAETTNARS Hockiftlpart, Ohio Puerto Rico wae made a free commonwealth associated wllb 'the United States iD 1952. PH. IHI:I-2143 PHOHE 667~3370 Pomeroy I I ) I WMPO INFORMAtiON NEWS presenlt LOCAL. REPORTS DAILY . AT 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. . . • f-IJ.. . l.(c.. .. l<eeoing Meigs Gallic and Mason Area lnfo~med As Well As . "If I keep tho phone bill down, would 7.ou 10 alon1 with a profit-oharin1 plan? ' end g1'lld- Hunt. 11 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Young, Paden City, W. Vs., spent sevoral days wltll Nellie Stethem and Mr. end Mrs. Garth Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kibble, Rogers, Ohio, were vlslUag Mr. aDd Mrs. David Smith. Roberta WeDs, daushter of Mr. end Mr11. Ro88 Wells aDd Gary • 01 _ b)' Coun1:)', at the vii~ 1age HaU In Middleport, Ohio,..,. W September 20, 1968,. 12:00 o'cliiCk nooo for tile followlnc equipment: era-~ lam!'"'• Louisville, Ohio, aiiU ~ I I MR.OMEGA~ GIVIN' OUT ~ER FIPTY•OOUAR BIU.,SAM . EV 'Sf&4 T' SLIDE CUT O' HIS POCKET UKE A §!8!!:!g 9' ~ !~ .I:IE LEGAL NOTICE SAID lliAT 01E ~us HIS STORY~ \I./Ell, I'M WIQHII'I' HE'D HURRY UP Bei="ORE I BUST WONDERIH'!! Au!mnatlc Transmlsalon ' Heavy Duty Bral<es Heavy Duty Seat& 60 AMP, Alternator wtth tubes FIRST, WE'LL. RI!!NT A I cruiser, vUllge rem,ovjq:rao- dlo equlpmeot. Trade In 1967 Ford 2 door sedan. The rllibt Is reserwd to reJOel anY end aU bids. VIIJace ot Middleport Gene Gnte, Clorl<-Treasuror (9) 5, 12, 2to • g, • Ill t IOJ • D; • st; ltc l.Launder II.P'>endl I LUa Rldenour, C.lloy end Linda Fitzpatrick, Columbus, end Mrs. Kalllryn Mllrrl1 end soos, Inn- Ch!Uicothe, OhioMr. end Mrl.l Lar17 Olrtls omc1 Mar1 Ptarce "ere vtsltuw Mr. aDd Mro. Hobart ~...u. Cheater. Jotm G"""' hal i.'elumed l)omo !r0111 v - 1\lelllorlal llolpllal• Yr. omd Mrs. Dorsel Lartc1111 were .tolling Mr. omd Mr"- Vlro &II Wamal'!Y, Cheahlre. Yr. and Mrs. David Smith ud iUI1ly were vlelling Mro. Ednl K.' stewart omd A. B. KJb. ble;ReodaviUe. 'rAuil!'fl' Smltll W.o a .u.r .....t Of Nella Stell!om; . ·Mr; Olll 'NI-a. llarolil oetoono; · Ka""· kiDI. .tailing .l!thtl wt -·_,-.. . Mr. 11111 Mrs. Mll<e _ ~ ·-· ud ~........ .tslilow Mr. 1111 11n. Jb)o ·caner 11111 • . ) . ... . : -#• - ~' -• llal'lit Fr:lllloMOTORS , Reed••Mr. """ Mra; . ¥ta. ~ t ' Jolul!le ]Qbble, vloit1111MI:·11111 , . i ,.. ' \. ,.. -.. ... .._ DAILY CROSSWORD over the weekend were eral dol¥• with Mr. end Mrll. Eoen C<MIItlas, Pound, w. VL Mr. end Mra. Harold Newlun and sandra, IPBnl aeveral 41¥• . "ltlo Mr. 11111 Mra;Rome1 White, lkl "TH€ IA./1-\ITE House! were visiting Doria Marka. Emmett Stelllem is a patient II Veterans Memorial Hospllal. VIsiting Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hayman I=UT A ceiJTIST 4 door.oeclln, white 302 cu. tn. to 320 cu. ln. eqlne Vloy11nterlca". Remow spotlight &-GIIIpteseat Mrs. Joe Bissell Mr. ani Mra. James Carutl>- AME.RICMJS ()JJITE. ! . ,,..Vic!.,. ot )l'lddJ"'JC)rr, James Heatoo, Chester, "ere marrtoo recentl.Y at the Melli<>- end daUghters; . end Janet Blasell, Columbus:. Joe Blasellllll family, Mason, W. Va.; Mr. end Mra. 11m< lloller end !amil1, end Mr. end Mrs. David Smith end lamil1 "ore visiting Mr. end _EEK AND 111EEK · . NO'j'ICE · ·;Wiir· ~ 70 AMP. Ballerf 5 tour-ply tires, 8.15xl5bllck diat church. Mr. ani Mro. Ted HIQ'IIWI \ I Enlertained Murphy were married recently. Janet Fnnk, daushter of Mr. IDd Mrs. HarUs Frank, end Da. vtd Heaton, ao~;~ ot Mr. and. MrL ..._ 59 Ralnbler ..... $295 ............................. ....,...... Nellie Cozart l1 apendlng .sev- ·-65 GMC Pldup $1195 ElPEIIENCEI Wletor s.nlct $ALE$ AND SERVICE s.Mces , ROBIN MALONE _ ,• . · AMERICAN atereo, lovely maple finish, with In118111 on radio, AM & FM, 4apeed changer, dual volume -•-1 Balance of ..1.. or wu~o~.v ' "" .-, noon!Ny paymen1a o1 fl. l'llone IIIS-3ZI8. H-4tc: '.t ' _, Glen Deeter, palerMI ..ca.a-m --~·~ '\"' Mr...,MI:Mrs.,,unior .• _. Long Grea~r Murl v To,ylor. · Ohio, Meigs ea..., t!Milr I ·s • •usiness . , ~ · .erv1ces • OIL<:'no\ol,... • v-.. are usually pltclleO o."<)ler :Ut.n men's be- x_... ' · . 11..•-•two- ul: lbort;t'. . ~ f-_ •\ t-12-tfe EARLy H n·.:;~.,.,• I<., ~---"--.;....;.·-...;,--._.;.._""'.""'•.--------, • - ,. ,.,. .., MALE OR FEMALE, lull or 614-992·2181 · ,.. ,. ,.,. .,..,. " ..,.. part llme nlgbt or day, app]l l'CHNAUZERS, C<dera, PoodCAD DP THANU & MITUAIY leJ and Westiea 'While Scot· n.11 "' " ..,. '"'"'"'''"· 1,. In persoo BBF, Alben&, Ohio. II , !so broedlni stock •••• ..,. ... 11-8-utc Barkaroo es • a Ke1111els, CoolYllle,· . llutlness •LIND AD& ........., tk c ................... CURTISS breeding service of .... ,... WAITRESS, Write 868 V, in 0. 45721. 1-INOtc I!EWING MACIDNE: Thll sewOPPICI HOURI 21 different breeds, callle llr· 1111 ••· .. t:M ,.... c..n, care oi 'lbe Daily Sentinel, Ing maeblne designed eape• cr 4 breeds of 10a1 budll, 121 ForS.Ie · 11 • •·• .. " ,. . . . . . .""*' Pomeroy, Ohlo. 1-lo.stc clally ID meet an your aewby caDing Parker 9D-2Mf, PoIT'S terrific the way we'n eeU- lng requlremenll lor many meroy or 617-Dil c.i61vtlle. Notice '· 'I ing Blue U.Stre lor cleaning TilE MASON County Action 1-ZIIOtc yean. Mak., beaullful deGUN SHOOT, Broadrun Rod & rugs and upholstery. Rent signl. Sews on butl4nl, etc. Group, Inc., 18 seeldng appUGun Club, Sunday, Sept. 15, ~ electric abempooer $1. Baker Pay only $45.118, or moolloly noon till9-12-3tp' cants for a county director. C. C. BRADroRD 1' Furniture. l-Ute College degree or offsetting paymeuts. can 911W218 and AUcnONEBR work experience in program (Dplele ......... ask for free demonstration. TilE 19th Annual Conference o( !968 PORTABLE, sllghtll used,. I . t · ,t and staff administration. lnU-6te Phone lit 11'1 the United Gospel Mission 1- '(1 does eveeytlolng without alt temted applicants may COD· ''· ·,, ·~ Crill llradfaool Churches of Ohio and West ! '( I ' ' tachmenta, over cast, darns. POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy tact the local Community .k VIrginia will be held at Plants -makes buttonholes, eews on Ololo J 1 tie ~,:: : i mlalatum. f/5 and up. Stud Memorial Church at the new lion Office In the courthouse I .I .1, buttons. In good cond!Uon; eervlce and grooming. PboDe ' dam site above Racine. Sept. bullcllng. Phone 675-2369. $5.116 per month, or lull prke II-LUI< 112-6443. 11 I Ue AIR CONDmONING Refrlget18th thru 22nd. Starting at I. _, ' of $44.24. For free home deatloo service. Jack's Refrig• • 7:10 p.m. each evening with mcmstration, call 992-2836. AKC Golden Retriever puppleo, NINE LADIES aeed«< Immedl· eration, New Haven. hone speelal groups. Rev. 0. G. ' •' 11-111-41< · 1111 Alb St., Mlddleporl 9IIJ. ately for part time work. For ' IIZ-Im. 4 I tie McKinney wiD be the speakInterview call 11112--3211. Ita. e-11-Ue er. All day service Sunday II-J2.31< FARM. Approximately 175 acREAJ>Y - MIX coocrete delivthe 22nd with a ba•ket din· res, two etory bouse, bam, KENNEBEC Polaloe!l, Charles ered right to your proJect. ner at :U.tart Community etc., aU bulldlngs In poor IWton, Portland. 1-211-2Stc Fast and easy. Free estiHall Please bring own table - For Sale or Tr•de condltion, located In Rutland mates. Phone 992-3Zil4, Goegservice. Hymn sing beginning l968 COMET, 6 cylinder, autotownshlp, Melgs County, call POTATOES, WATEIIMELoNS, leln Ready - Mil Co., Middleat 2 p.m. Everyone welcame. malic, two door; 1967 Chry&Mlddleport 192-2881 after 5 phone 843-2254 Clarence Prof· port, Ohio. I 30 tie Come, let us sing and wor- ler New Yorker, alr coodl· p.m. 11-ll·lfc fill, Portland. 11-211-tle ship together. Rev. 0. G. Mc- Uoned, power brakes, steerBUDGET PRJCI!: fumlture on Klnney, moderator and gen- Ing and windows. 4 door seSIX ROOM HOUSE, bath, fur. TEMCO NATURAL GAS elrcoour third noor budget 1bop. eral sup!. Rev. E. J. Grifdan; 19113 Volkswagen; 11184 nlsbed $3500. wofurnlshed leting healer, wall thermostat, Baker Furniture. Middleport. fith, assistant supt. 9-12-Stc Chevy V-8, automalic; 1111 $3000, In 8Jracuse on Rt. 124, 85,000 BTU. Call ~M~~-Mn. Ohio. f IS lie Mustang, 6 cyllnder automaout Of blgb water, lovell view N-8tt PIANO 'IVNING, Lane Dantic. Financing available. Pb. of river, phone m.s5115. SEWING MACHINES, repair Iels, can 992-5501 before • 99U547, after & phone 9IIJ. $.11-Qe GUNS, buy, ae11 or trade any service, an mates. WY S. a.m. 9-12-:!tp 5748. 11-IQ.Ue 22114. The Fabric Shop, Pomgun reganlleu of condition. TWO HOUSES ln Mlnersvllle, erey. Authorized Singer Sales Bas easb value at Fife's. 1'11IIAil SHOOT, Racine Gun Club, Business Opportunity both lor $3500. Phone ti9Uilll. and Service. We Sharpen loll, rlflell, or llhoi&Une, LoSopl. 15 !rum 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. EXTRA INCOME OPPORTUN· ll-ll-81c: gan wlllled, c111 bOA out Sclssorl. s.2ll-lfc Gaup U, 16, 20. Oft Route ITY. ReUable man or woman, turD them Into Mt at Flle'e, 1H Gil Ba•han Road. ll-11-3tc no selling, refill and collecl WOMAN'S WINTER coal, heam 3rd St.• Mlddleporl, u-. CJGARETI'E vending maehb& from new IJpe coin operated vy sweater, pinking llhean. led dealer. Phone IM-5157. and service. ABC EnterprlJel, SIIOOTING MATCH, Sunday dlspensers In your area. Jle. All In fine 1hape. Hargaret Mason, W. Va. Ploone 'I'IUIIS. I-ll.etc Sept. 15, hams, bacon, bah come our distributor. Mull BaUey, Phone WU386. 11-f.tfc of bog. Sbotguns only. Ruthave car, references, $650 to l-ll-3tc land AmericaD Legion llome. $1950 cash lnvealrnent. ...,.... USED HEATING equltnnent, ll-11-3tc one gas Door furnace, 10,1100 ed by equipment and Inven- USED CONN Trompe!, Pl>one BTU, f«<; one £1111 upflo ~ n tory. Ten bourt weekly can 9411-21181. II-IJ.3te EVERY Friday and Sel- net excellenl Income. For nace 90,000 BTU, $95; 4 gu ~W urday at Jack's Club oo Harclreulaling beatere with fan, penonal Interview, wrfle, Jn. SIX KN1FE com chopper fti!O. rioooviDe 'Road off Rt. 7. $60 and up; one coal stoker eluding phone number, to Calpickup hay baler $480. Phone Country music by Gayle Me- Ton &lpply CompDDJ, Inc., wllb contn>ls f/5; one oU 9411-27113. 11-II-IIp I Donald and hla Drifters. conversion burner $50; Uled i 1110 Bryan Ave., Lexington, BY VIOLET SMITH ll-11-3tc coal furnaces, blowera. ArnMr. and Mrs. Earl Hunt are 10 HOlSTEIN heifers; lrelben Kentucky - · M4tp old Brothers, Pomeroy, phone announcing the birth oC a daughthlo fall. John J. Rose. Long 812 Z141. U.tle ter, Aug. 31 at Sheltering Arms JOR TRADE-Cash for Bottom, Ohio, Phone 9411-2811. Public S•la tiQDell. William Hamm, MidHospital, At h e n s. Maternal 11-IMic dleport. ll-28-30tp AUCTION, SATURDAY. SEPI'. 611 VOLKSWAGEN, two door ,grauq,&rents are Mr. aDd Mrs. 14, 1:30 p.m. The following sedan, deluse mOdel, Phone personal proper!)' of the late STEREO AM-FM radio, gellll~. ."i r WilL DO eewlng at home IIIIJ.G53, Eltension z. 11-111-ftp '· ' !ne walnut Dnlsb, 4-speed auJam01 L. Marlin will be sold zlppen, pockets, pegging. j' '. tomatic changer, 1968 modern ~ at tbe resldence located on hemming, alterations, etc. COON HOUNDS, Alvin Myers, console, sold for $219.95. WID stale Rl. 1:11 at the upper Mn. Freddie Thabet, Mason, Rt. 1, Reedsvllle oo snver sell to rellable party I or 0 corporation of Pomef07. FrliPhooe 773-5651. 4-30-tle Rldp Road. 11-1~ $114.50 cash or $5.50 per idalre rdrlgerator and range, BUY: OR TRADl IIOW month. Call 99M1311. 11-1~ CHIHUAHUA PupplOB, 8 weeb base cabinet, ldl<ben her WILL DO lrooJn& In my home. and stool5, dish washer, 1Joo. Phone M-1187. 11-1~ old. Phone 843-:1648. t-1~ FOR OIIE OF THESE ver automatic waaber, dryer, REFRIGERATOR, cabinets, LOW • MILEAGE UTE• gas stoves, two electric heatbeds, etc., 4711 S. Third st., 'I'IIE ANNUAL homecoming of 19811 RONDA 300 &oper Hawk, I . MODEL 0,1, OSlO en, g piece dining room Middleport. Eldoo Walburn, l! '·. the MI. Hermon U. B. Church 3480 actual mUes, fQS. Phone suite, mra nice, 5 piece Pbone IIIIJ.2806. ll-104tc will be held Sept. 15, 1968. CARS ID-2715. ll-1~p bedroom Illite, aludlo couch, Service begins at 9:30 a.m., -1c1rtu1ar davenport, a m1111ber ALUMINUM STORM door, FORD CORN PICKER, I w o followed with a basket dinner fi:K • • • rl. doalra, one t<llltour chair. glass and screen, 3510 Inches II 1101111. Alternoon service berow mounted complete wltb ..,_ ....., - · '- •'"' ool!ee table, step tables, wrl- wide. 78 lncbes luglo. (lood . . . .,, ...,.. ...,.. wfttl ...rd!~ ...., gins at 1:311 p.m. The speakmounting ldt for 900 Ford .,.,..,, ..... lib - · n. ........_, ling desk, WestlngbouJe TV, condiUon, $15. Contact G07 er lJ Rev. Harold llolmeol, tractor, 19811 Honda :1115 Scram- P.t.. record player and recordl, Bing, Phone IIIIJ.83. 1-11-lle formerly of the Syracute Nabler, CUUord Wootan, Rt. I, radio, ampUiier, pi.ullc lam111'1!110. Special singing J>ub. All>luo7. piJooe -..n. inating press, two s::eepas, TWO STORY boule In Racine, 1-ll).ltp : . a..,.. w. ......... 4....-1 lie welcome. ll-111-61p e 1'001111, balb, gas heal, lronlng board, folding cloaln, porch, garage, 0101bbop. 1G61 VOLKSW--AG-EN-.In O%Cel- , two fans, pictures. boob, ~~REVIVAL WILL BEGIN Sept. Shade, eJfra lot. Ideal Joe&. porch furnltum and maD7 18, at the Hobllon Onistlan --'~- 'I:GU ~. - . . , '-VUWUVU, ...... • ......,.. ,,_., ,.... ltemJ not Usted. Cora Beeg- lion for children. See WIDle 11-1~ . Union Church Rev. Fred le, Adm!nlslratrll. Tennl nm. cr Phone 919 lOIS. llboctley u evangelial Evll-11-4tp Cllllh, not retp01111Ible for aoecycme <OrCiially Invited. PuReal &tete for S.le el4enta, sale by Bradford tar O'Dell Mlmley. ll-104tc ' Audlon Co., Box 11f. Racine, BLACK AND wblle hone, geldIng, 14 incbel taD, !pprozlOhio. Phone 118-3821. ......................... Mrf. ..... WILL DO PAINTING, plumbllog, Prl_. ...._ __.... prka. malely 12011 lba. Vfll'1 pntle, <arpenler and eledric wort IIddle and bridle. Phone by cOIIIract or by hour. Pbooe '14UIIIII. 1-11-31]1 GEO. IIOB&IIIJEB, ......... oi.DMr. L- •D-. ._.. .... cl- whorl Cbetblre 361-7651 11-8-Wp For Rent lnteMr. INcbl - " · .....,.. _.., lh'9tl POMEROY - Nice I TRAlLER, Bnnm'1 TraBer Mt HP ..,.,.._, wl,. ,...._ lr""'·• rWI• WARM MORNING beater, bJic:t, bath, full buemeot, S ...........,.AIIIct-· YAliD SALE. Bousebold a n d Park, MJnemolDe. Phone bull s to 4 1'001111; priced bedrooml, bot water heal. mlJc:., Saturday, Sept. H. 114 11-11-Qe m=f. reuooable, Rlehanl A. Hay- . badt pordl. flli00.08 lloalb Pari St., Middleport, ..... c......,....., "' ~t~~lllt, ......... 11YBACV8B - I bedroom 1111 ........ ~~. ...,,,, ... wlll ....tt '''"· Oblo. u.6te F'URNISHED and unfumloloeol .' man, East VIne 81., RadDe. 11-lUip eleetrle home, bath, .,__ · - ....,.., ....... wltlt ....... ...,.. ..,, •• ..,. .... ,. ... klllt. apartments. Cloae to lchool. --man!, nice froot porclo, .... Phone IIIIJ.54S4. 111-lf.tfe W•nted To Buy 110 ACRE farm, good 1-noom 1188 aparlmelll. Ill acre plDel. IILVER DoDars, Pay $1.60 each. ,. ..O•r. •••• flnloh, c&.. .. boule, llrge barn, 48 """"' MIDDLBPORT - 4 bedtoom ....... ,...,., .-I tlf'ft, VI ,..,...., ..,... Clll IIUill. ll-12-31p TRAILER SPACE, all ullllllel unable, balance ]lllllure omc1 brlclt home, bath and ball, INnt.. ,._... ttlltri... ~.. ....._, avaUable. lnqu!H 156 MulberUmber. One mOe off 124, MJfull banvent, front pordl, ....... 1 - · , ••• •• ry after 3 or 5 p.m. Write P. ANTIQUES, furniture, dllbes, 0. Dol 425 Pomeroy. 5-211-lfc Ohio. Phone n~ce ndMeD......... Mn. Howard •-"""•...,_ • llll'tr, S.O..t, ·~· flnhlt, fM4 H,..l, Cecil, 110 W. Main 81., J>ome. ~..... ..., .MH .. 4...-1 ......... ....,.,, FI1RN1SIIED GARAGE apartNf. 1~c IIYJWUIB ment on Llneoln HID. Utllltles Model a...,nco - Now '68 Help Wanted ...11-lle Cloovrol4111 Save On Tho Car paid; adulta on!)'. Phone IllSi" Worth Ownl"ll . Femall Help W•ntacl sal. 11-11-Ue • S.HNI New·aotvy Pickups TOY LADlES earn #5 an eve.. GNa! niDI· demonllratlng IDyl and 'l'liREE ROOM fumllloed apartRADIO AND TV REPAIR, boule l]illl. No iDvatmenl. Color caDI, llllelltll, . . . lild IDlllflll, phone Ill SliD. a.21-1fe Sll US A1 IIa]latjm. Jolon llafrll!i!o, 701 calllal- Car IIOd phone .lliOI!dway St., l!!ddJtport. ee-.7. W..U. Toy Ladles TRAILER LOTS. Bob'l lldolle phone 812 U!2 '1-l..UC Pll'if Plall, Jolmltown, Pa. Qourl, 8Jraelile, Ohio on state 11-JO.ap Rl. IM, PboDe - 1 . ' i .w( . ~;_~ ~i?i'=-~ =-~'="~ ;!-$'.:'~ 1 f '· . ~~-A~. LITTLE -'HOMEWORK' Watching Want Ads·Bring. Top:Grade Resul~ .. ·: . ·;. .. I~'· ' ·• · •~·".'""' llll1y •Sentinel, Mlddlcport-Pwneroy, 0., Sept. 12, 1968 ' •• [I 'I p 1111968 Chevrolets To t.UkIO.HoWII- -~ II. Solely 11. Oriental alutatloll .14. Cope Hora ..u.. ...,. Ill. tlrp>t ,., -. ~ .,, mu.p clllDMID!bm®"'-' ····"·' -J , _ I y HI Nfll 1\ f' N(ll () Unacrornbleth.,. flMir JumbiH, 0111 to ..... IIQIIU'e, to ferm four ordinary word1. " ' " IHI!l! f f - �I l'i (: ' . . " 'iiJ~ .~ ,·_\_,. ,·-f.i-..5' · t , ... - er, - . . - - Help w.nted TRUQ!: MECHAMIC, 8ood pay, . For... . . . no..."'_..... ... _... _ ,... 'I'RAILER SPACE, ready to SOIJD STATE ··-·:rn. ,;,;;,,.;-o;,"";t ~ , . w...t 4111 ..me. • ~.::.,~.:; :;:-,.... ' . ,.: =.: -.. . - u- '";''~' ~ w... '"' _ apartment. automatle beat. CAR HOPS. appb' .in penCIO llli Q'ow's Steak House, Pomeroy. 11-»Uc .. " nve miles north of Pomeroy. Phone 99U8811. .. · For s.~e ll-11-3tc """'"" ~ m•., two bedroom. ........._ ~~-·..... Grate, II stereo, 1• ... ••, or·-mon.....,. .... paymelho. ·- . ...... sn.ma. U4tc IJA-.... !lmfll117 can Pets For S.le 1. ' ,.~ o•dri$.u{l~..~r-' BAifti 'EYIN. ... ., I.E ~PERT 'Wheel Alignment Call Pomeroy . • Social Notes ------MOVE , , UP $1995 66 Che ,.,1. -' .....,, 63 Chevrolet ... $699 =. 62 CfleyY ... ••• $699 .... 7..... ·- . . . . . . - -· ... 55 All '68's Reduced · 69 atODELS AVAilABLE HOBSTETTER REALTY 65 Comir ••.• $1395 65 Chevelle ... $1595 65 ford .. • . • $1595 :;vtne· J: = . .m:::-,._ · 64 Comlr ••.••• SHS . lull-• s.m.. POMEROY. .. MIDDUPOII' •n-trc . v~J"I t' cords are l"'JRN1SRED '1110 tii!'.DJIOOM APAIL'I'IIEH'I'. lllddleporl. ....... ~- CONTACT ' FAYE IWIIY ......,,,. s.mo, •. Insure• AUTOMOBILE Jnminee . _ -lleM IMt J'IIGI' . ..... or'l UceueT CIJI . 111-... · . • II Ito AR.E \Ou .OCICM'! A IIII'AL INDIAN? SOON Schwitzel .,•• Pomeroy'Home & lwtol .•_&____,__, Milia ~ From the Largest T....:k or Bullchaer _Radiator To The Sonallost Hooter Core. BLAETTNARS Hockiftlpart, Ohio Puerto Rico wae made a free commonwealth associated wllb 'the United States iD 1952. PH. IHI:I-2143 PHOHE 667~3370 Pomeroy I I ) I WMPO INFORMAtiON NEWS presenlt LOCAL. REPORTS DAILY . AT 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. . . • f-IJ.. . l.(c.. .. l<eeoing Meigs Gallic and Mason Area lnfo~med As Well As . "If I keep tho phone bill down, would 7.ou 10 alon1 with a profit-oharin1 plan? ' end g1'lld- Hunt. 11 Mr. and Mrs. Howard Young, Paden City, W. Vs., spent sevoral days wltll Nellie Stethem and Mr. end Mrs. Garth Smith. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Kibble, Rogers, Ohio, were vlslUag Mr. aDd Mrs. David Smith. Roberta WeDs, daushter of Mr. end Mr11. Ro88 Wells aDd Gary • 01 _ b)' Coun1:)', at the vii~ 1age HaU In Middleport, Ohio,..,. W September 20, 1968,. 12:00 o'cliiCk nooo for tile followlnc equipment: era-~ lam!'"'• Louisville, Ohio, aiiU ~ I I MR.OMEGA~ GIVIN' OUT ~ER FIPTY•OOUAR BIU.,SAM . EV 'Sf&4 T' SLIDE CUT O' HIS POCKET UKE A §!8!!:!g 9' ~ !~ .I:IE LEGAL NOTICE SAID lliAT 01E ~us HIS STORY~ \I./Ell, I'M WIQHII'I' HE'D HURRY UP Bei="ORE I BUST WONDERIH'!! Au!mnatlc Transmlsalon ' Heavy Duty Bral<es Heavy Duty Seat& 60 AMP, Alternator wtth tubes FIRST, WE'LL. RI!!NT A I cruiser, vUllge rem,ovjq:rao- dlo equlpmeot. Trade In 1967 Ford 2 door sedan. The rllibt Is reserwd to reJOel anY end aU bids. VIIJace ot Middleport Gene Gnte, Clorl<-Treasuror (9) 5, 12, 2to • g, • Ill t IOJ • D; • st; ltc l.Launder II.P'>endl I LUa Rldenour, C.lloy end Linda Fitzpatrick, Columbus, end Mrs. Kalllryn Mllrrl1 end soos, Inn- Ch!Uicothe, OhioMr. end Mrl.l Lar17 Olrtls omc1 Mar1 Ptarce "ere vtsltuw Mr. aDd Mro. Hobart ~...u. Cheater. Jotm G"""' hal i.'elumed l)omo !r0111 v - 1\lelllorlal llolpllal• Yr. omd Mrs. Dorsel Lartc1111 were .tolling Mr. omd Mr"- Vlro &II Wamal'!Y, Cheahlre. Yr. and Mrs. David Smith ud iUI1ly were vlelling Mro. Ednl K.' stewart omd A. B. KJb. ble;ReodaviUe. 'rAuil!'fl' Smltll W.o a .u.r .....t Of Nella Stell!om; . ·Mr; Olll 'NI-a. llarolil oetoono; · Ka""· kiDI. .tailing .l!thtl wt -·_,-.. . Mr. 11111 Mrs. Mll<e _ ~ ·-· ud ~........ .tslilow Mr. 1111 11n. Jb)o ·caner 11111 • . ) . ... . : -#• - ~' -• llal'lit Fr:lllloMOTORS , Reed••Mr. """ Mra; . ¥ta. ~ t ' Jolul!le ]Qbble, vloit1111MI:·11111 , . i ,.. ' \. ,.. -.. ... .._ DAILY CROSSWORD over the weekend were eral dol¥• with Mr. end Mrll. Eoen C<MIItlas, Pound, w. VL Mr. end Mra. Harold Newlun and sandra, IPBnl aeveral 41¥• . "ltlo Mr. 11111 Mra;Rome1 White, lkl "TH€ IA./1-\ITE House! were visiting Doria Marka. Emmett Stelllem is a patient II Veterans Memorial Hospllal. VIsiting Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hayman I=UT A ceiJTIST 4 door.oeclln, white 302 cu. tn. to 320 cu. ln. eqlne Vloy11nterlca". Remow spotlight &-GIIIpteseat Mrs. Joe Bissell Mr. ani Mra. James Carutl>- AME.RICMJS ()JJITE. ! . ,,..Vic!.,. ot )l'lddJ"'JC)rr, James Heatoo, Chester, "ere marrtoo recentl.Y at the Melli<>- end daUghters; . end Janet Blasell, Columbus:. Joe Blasellllll family, Mason, W. Va.; Mr. end Mra. 11m< lloller end !amil1, end Mr. end Mrs. David Smith end lamil1 "ore visiting Mr. end _EEK AND 111EEK · . NO'j'ICE · ·;Wiir· ~ 70 AMP. Ballerf 5 tour-ply tires, 8.15xl5bllck diat church. Mr. ani Mro. Ted HIQ'IIWI \ I Enlertained Murphy were married recently. Janet Fnnk, daushter of Mr. IDd Mrs. HarUs Frank, end Da. vtd Heaton, ao~;~ ot Mr. and. MrL ..._ 59 Ralnbler ..... $295 ............................. ....,...... Nellie Cozart l1 apendlng .sev- ·-65 GMC Pldup $1195 ElPEIIENCEI Wletor s.nlct $ALE$ AND SERVICE s.Mces , ROBIN MALONE _ ,• . · AMERICAN atereo, lovely maple finish, with In118111 on radio, AM & FM, 4apeed changer, dual volume -•-1 Balance of ..1.. or wu~o~.v ' "" .-, noon!Ny paymen1a o1 fl. l'llone IIIS-3ZI8. H-4tc: '.t ' _, Glen Deeter, palerMI ..ca.a-m --~·~ '\"' Mr...,MI:Mrs.,,unior .• _. Long Grea~r Murl v To,ylor. · Ohio, Meigs ea..., t!Milr I ·s • •usiness . , ~ · .erv1ces • OIL<:'no\ol,... • v-.. are usually pltclleO o."<)ler :Ut.n men's be- x_... ' · . 11..•-•two- ul: lbort;t'. . ~ f-_ •\ t-12-tfe EARLy H n·.:;~.,.,• I<., ~---"--.;....;.·-...;,--._.;.._""'.""'•.--------, • - ,. ,.,. .., MALE OR FEMALE, lull or 614-992·2181 · ,.. ,. ,.,. .,..,. " ..,.. part llme nlgbt or day, app]l l'CHNAUZERS, C<dera, PoodCAD DP THANU & MITUAIY leJ and Westiea 'While Scot· n.11 "' " ..,. '"'"'"'''"· 1,. In persoo BBF, Alben&, Ohio. II , !so broedlni stock •••• ..,. ... 11-8-utc Barkaroo es • a Ke1111els, CoolYllle,· . llutlness •LIND AD& ........., tk c ................... CURTISS breeding service of .... ,... WAITRESS, Write 868 V, in 0. 45721. 1-INOtc I!EWING MACIDNE: Thll sewOPPICI HOURI 21 different breeds, callle llr· 1111 ••· .. t:M ,.... c..n, care oi 'lbe Daily Sentinel, Ing maeblne designed eape• cr 4 breeds of 10a1 budll, 121 ForS.Ie · 11 • •·• .. " ,. . . . . . .""*' Pomeroy, Ohlo. 1-lo.stc clally ID meet an your aewby caDing Parker 9D-2Mf, PoIT'S terrific the way we'n eeU- lng requlremenll lor many meroy or 617-Dil c.i61vtlle. Notice '· 'I ing Blue U.Stre lor cleaning TilE MASON County Action 1-ZIIOtc yean. Mak., beaullful deGUN SHOOT, Broadrun Rod & rugs and upholstery. Rent signl. Sews on butl4nl, etc. Group, Inc., 18 seeldng appUGun Club, Sunday, Sept. 15, ~ electric abempooer $1. Baker Pay only $45.118, or moolloly noon till9-12-3tp' cants for a county director. C. C. BRADroRD 1' Furniture. l-Ute College degree or offsetting paymeuts. can 911W218 and AUcnONEBR work experience in program (Dplele ......... ask for free demonstration. TilE 19th Annual Conference o( !968 PORTABLE, sllghtll used,. I . t · ,t and staff administration. lnU-6te Phone lit 11'1 the United Gospel Mission 1- '(1 does eveeytlolng without alt temted applicants may COD· ''· ·,, ·~ Crill llradfaool Churches of Ohio and West ! '( I ' ' tachmenta, over cast, darns. POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy tact the local Community .k VIrginia will be held at Plants -makes buttonholes, eews on Ololo J 1 tie ~,:: : i mlalatum. f/5 and up. Stud Memorial Church at the new lion Office In the courthouse I .I .1, buttons. In good cond!Uon; eervlce and grooming. PboDe ' dam site above Racine. Sept. bullcllng. Phone 675-2369. $5.116 per month, or lull prke II-LUI< 112-6443. 11 I Ue AIR CONDmONING Refrlget18th thru 22nd. Starting at I. _, ' of $44.24. For free home deatloo service. Jack's Refrig• • 7:10 p.m. each evening with mcmstration, call 992-2836. AKC Golden Retriever puppleo, NINE LADIES aeed«< Immedl· eration, New Haven. hone speelal groups. Rev. 0. G. ' •' 11-111-41< · 1111 Alb St., Mlddleporl 9IIJ. ately for part time work. For ' IIZ-Im. 4 I tie McKinney wiD be the speakInterview call 11112--3211. Ita. e-11-Ue er. All day service Sunday II-J2.31< FARM. Approximately 175 acREAJ>Y - MIX coocrete delivthe 22nd with a ba•ket din· res, two etory bouse, bam, KENNEBEC Polaloe!l, Charles ered right to your proJect. ner at :U.tart Community etc., aU bulldlngs In poor IWton, Portland. 1-211-2Stc Fast and easy. Free estiHall Please bring own table - For Sale or Tr•de condltion, located In Rutland mates. Phone 992-3Zil4, Goegservice. Hymn sing beginning l968 COMET, 6 cylinder, autotownshlp, Melgs County, call POTATOES, WATEIIMELoNS, leln Ready - Mil Co., Middleat 2 p.m. Everyone welcame. malic, two door; 1967 Chry&Mlddleport 192-2881 after 5 phone 843-2254 Clarence Prof· port, Ohio. I 30 tie Come, let us sing and wor- ler New Yorker, alr coodl· p.m. 11-ll·lfc fill, Portland. 11-211-tle ship together. Rev. 0. G. Mc- Uoned, power brakes, steerBUDGET PRJCI!: fumlture on Klnney, moderator and gen- Ing and windows. 4 door seSIX ROOM HOUSE, bath, fur. TEMCO NATURAL GAS elrcoour third noor budget 1bop. eral sup!. Rev. E. J. Grifdan; 19113 Volkswagen; 11184 nlsbed $3500. wofurnlshed leting healer, wall thermostat, Baker Furniture. Middleport. fith, assistant supt. 9-12-Stc Chevy V-8, automalic; 1111 $3000, In 8Jracuse on Rt. 124, 85,000 BTU. Call ~M~~-Mn. Ohio. f IS lie Mustang, 6 cyllnder automaout Of blgb water, lovell view N-8tt PIANO 'IVNING, Lane Dantic. Financing available. Pb. of river, phone m.s5115. SEWING MACHINES, repair Iels, can 992-5501 before • 99U547, after & phone 9IIJ. $.11-Qe GUNS, buy, ae11 or trade any service, an mates. WY S. a.m. 9-12-:!tp 5748. 11-IQ.Ue 22114. The Fabric Shop, Pomgun reganlleu of condition. TWO HOUSES ln Mlnersvllle, erey. Authorized Singer Sales Bas easb value at Fife's. 1'11IIAil SHOOT, Racine Gun Club, Business Opportunity both lor $3500. Phone ti9Uilll. and Service. We Sharpen loll, rlflell, or llhoi&Une, LoSopl. 15 !rum 1 p.m. to 5 p.m. EXTRA INCOME OPPORTUN· ll-ll-81c: gan wlllled, c111 bOA out Sclssorl. s.2ll-lfc Gaup U, 16, 20. Oft Route ITY. ReUable man or woman, turD them Into Mt at Flle'e, 1H Gil Ba•han Road. ll-11-3tc no selling, refill and collecl WOMAN'S WINTER coal, heam 3rd St.• Mlddleporl, u-. CJGARETI'E vending maehb& from new IJpe coin operated vy sweater, pinking llhean. led dealer. Phone IM-5157. and service. ABC EnterprlJel, SIIOOTING MATCH, Sunday dlspensers In your area. Jle. All In fine 1hape. Hargaret Mason, W. Va. Ploone 'I'IUIIS. I-ll.etc Sept. 15, hams, bacon, bah come our distributor. Mull BaUey, Phone WU386. 11-f.tfc of bog. Sbotguns only. Ruthave car, references, $650 to l-ll-3tc land AmericaD Legion llome. $1950 cash lnvealrnent. ...,.... USED HEATING equltnnent, ll-11-3tc one gas Door furnace, 10,1100 ed by equipment and Inven- USED CONN Trompe!, Pl>one BTU, f«<; one £1111 upflo ~ n tory. Ten bourt weekly can 9411-21181. II-IJ.3te EVERY Friday and Sel- net excellenl Income. For nace 90,000 BTU, $95; 4 gu ~W urday at Jack's Club oo Harclreulaling beatere with fan, penonal Interview, wrfle, Jn. SIX KN1FE com chopper fti!O. rioooviDe 'Road off Rt. 7. $60 and up; one coal stoker eluding phone number, to Calpickup hay baler $480. Phone Country music by Gayle Me- Ton &lpply CompDDJ, Inc., wllb contn>ls f/5; one oU 9411-27113. 11-II-IIp I Donald and hla Drifters. conversion burner $50; Uled i 1110 Bryan Ave., Lexington, BY VIOLET SMITH ll-11-3tc coal furnaces, blowera. ArnMr. and Mrs. Earl Hunt are 10 HOlSTEIN heifers; lrelben Kentucky - · M4tp old Brothers, Pomeroy, phone announcing the birth oC a daughthlo fall. John J. Rose. Long 812 Z141. U.tle ter, Aug. 31 at Sheltering Arms JOR TRADE-Cash for Bottom, Ohio, Phone 9411-2811. Public S•la tiQDell. William Hamm, MidHospital, At h e n s. Maternal 11-IMic dleport. ll-28-30tp AUCTION, SATURDAY. SEPI'. 611 VOLKSWAGEN, two door ,grauq,&rents are Mr. aDd Mrs. 14, 1:30 p.m. The following sedan, deluse mOdel, Phone personal proper!)' of the late STEREO AM-FM radio, gellll~. ."i r WilL DO eewlng at home IIIIJ.G53, Eltension z. 11-111-ftp '· ' !ne walnut Dnlsb, 4-speed auJam01 L. Marlin will be sold zlppen, pockets, pegging. j' '. tomatic changer, 1968 modern ~ at tbe resldence located on hemming, alterations, etc. COON HOUNDS, Alvin Myers, console, sold for $219.95. WID stale Rl. 1:11 at the upper Mn. Freddie Thabet, Mason, Rt. 1, Reedsvllle oo snver sell to rellable party I or 0 corporation of Pomef07. FrliPhooe 773-5651. 4-30-tle Rldp Road. 11-1~ $114.50 cash or $5.50 per idalre rdrlgerator and range, BUY: OR TRADl IIOW month. Call 99M1311. 11-1~ CHIHUAHUA PupplOB, 8 weeb base cabinet, ldl<ben her WILL DO lrooJn& In my home. and stool5, dish washer, 1Joo. Phone M-1187. 11-1~ old. Phone 843-:1648. t-1~ FOR OIIE OF THESE ver automatic waaber, dryer, REFRIGERATOR, cabinets, LOW • MILEAGE UTE• gas stoves, two electric heatbeds, etc., 4711 S. Third st., 'I'IIE ANNUAL homecoming of 19811 RONDA 300 &oper Hawk, I . MODEL 0,1, OSlO en, g piece dining room Middleport. Eldoo Walburn, l! '·. the MI. Hermon U. B. Church 3480 actual mUes, fQS. Phone suite, mra nice, 5 piece Pbone IIIIJ.2806. ll-104tc will be held Sept. 15, 1968. CARS ID-2715. ll-1~p bedroom Illite, aludlo couch, Service begins at 9:30 a.m., -1c1rtu1ar davenport, a m1111ber ALUMINUM STORM door, FORD CORN PICKER, I w o followed with a basket dinner fi:K • • • rl. doalra, one t<llltour chair. glass and screen, 3510 Inches II 1101111. Alternoon service berow mounted complete wltb ..,_ ....., - · '- •'"' ool!ee table, step tables, wrl- wide. 78 lncbes luglo. (lood . . . .,, ...,.. ...,.. wfttl ...rd!~ ...., gins at 1:311 p.m. The speakmounting ldt for 900 Ford .,.,..,, ..... lib - · n. ........_, ling desk, WestlngbouJe TV, condiUon, $15. Contact G07 er lJ Rev. Harold llolmeol, tractor, 19811 Honda :1115 Scram- P.t.. record player and recordl, Bing, Phone IIIIJ.83. 1-11-lle formerly of the Syracute Nabler, CUUord Wootan, Rt. I, radio, ampUiier, pi.ullc lam111'1!110. Special singing J>ub. All>luo7. piJooe -..n. inating press, two s::eepas, TWO STORY boule In Racine, 1-ll).ltp : . a..,.. w. ......... 4....-1 lie welcome. ll-111-61p e 1'001111, balb, gas heal, lronlng board, folding cloaln, porch, garage, 0101bbop. 1G61 VOLKSW--AG-EN-.In O%Cel- , two fans, pictures. boob, ~~REVIVAL WILL BEGIN Sept. Shade, eJfra lot. Ideal Joe&. porch furnltum and maD7 18, at the Hobllon Onistlan --'~- 'I:GU ~. - . . , '-VUWUVU, ...... • ......,.. ,,_., ,.... ltemJ not Usted. Cora Beeg- lion for children. See WIDle 11-1~ . Union Church Rev. Fred le, Adm!nlslratrll. Tennl nm. cr Phone 919 lOIS. llboctley u evangelial Evll-11-4tp Cllllh, not retp01111Ible for aoecycme <OrCiially Invited. PuReal &tete for S.le el4enta, sale by Bradford tar O'Dell Mlmley. ll-104tc ' Audlon Co., Box 11f. Racine, BLACK AND wblle hone, geldIng, 14 incbel taD, !pprozlOhio. Phone 118-3821. ......................... Mrf. ..... WILL DO PAINTING, plumbllog, Prl_. ...._ __.... prka. malely 12011 lba. Vfll'1 pntle, <arpenler and eledric wort IIddle and bridle. Phone by cOIIIract or by hour. Pbooe '14UIIIII. 1-11-31]1 GEO. IIOB&IIIJEB, ......... oi.DMr. L- •D-. ._.. .... cl- whorl Cbetblre 361-7651 11-8-Wp For Rent lnteMr. INcbl - " · .....,.. _.., lh'9tl POMEROY - Nice I TRAlLER, Bnnm'1 TraBer Mt HP ..,.,.._, wl,. ,...._ lr""'·• rWI• WARM MORNING beater, bJic:t, bath, full buemeot, S ...........,.AIIIct-· YAliD SALE. Bousebold a n d Park, MJnemolDe. Phone bull s to 4 1'001111; priced bedrooml, bot water heal. mlJc:., Saturday, Sept. H. 114 11-11-Qe m=f. reuooable, Rlehanl A. Hay- . badt pordl. flli00.08 lloalb Pari St., Middleport, ..... c......,....., "' ~t~~lllt, ......... 11YBACV8B - I bedroom 1111 ........ ~~. ...,,,, ... wlll ....tt '''"· Oblo. u.6te F'URNISHED and unfumloloeol .' man, East VIne 81., RadDe. 11-lUip eleetrle home, bath, .,__ · - ....,.., ....... wltlt ....... ...,.. ..,, •• ..,. .... ,. ... klllt. apartments. Cloae to lchool. --man!, nice froot porclo, .... Phone IIIIJ.54S4. 111-lf.tfe W•nted To Buy 110 ACRE farm, good 1-noom 1188 aparlmelll. Ill acre plDel. IILVER DoDars, Pay $1.60 each. ,. ..O•r. •••• flnloh, c&.. .. boule, llrge barn, 48 """"' MIDDLBPORT - 4 bedtoom ....... ,...,., .-I tlf'ft, VI ,..,...., ..,... Clll IIUill. ll-12-31p TRAILER SPACE, all ullllllel unable, balance ]lllllure omc1 brlclt home, bath and ball, INnt.. ,._... ttlltri... ~.. ....._, avaUable. lnqu!H 156 MulberUmber. One mOe off 124, MJfull banvent, front pordl, ....... 1 - · , ••• •• ry after 3 or 5 p.m. Write P. ANTIQUES, furniture, dllbes, 0. Dol 425 Pomeroy. 5-211-lfc Ohio. Phone n~ce ndMeD......... Mn. Howard •-"""•...,_ • llll'tr, S.O..t, ·~· flnhlt, fM4 H,..l, Cecil, 110 W. Main 81., J>ome. ~..... ..., .MH .. 4...-1 ......... ....,.,, FI1RN1SIIED GARAGE apartNf. 1~c IIYJWUIB ment on Llneoln HID. Utllltles Model a...,nco - Now '68 Help Wanted ...11-lle Cloovrol4111 Save On Tho Car paid; adulta on!)'. Phone IllSi" Worth Ownl"ll . Femall Help W•ntacl sal. 11-11-Ue • S.HNI New·aotvy Pickups TOY LADlES earn #5 an eve.. GNa! niDI· demonllratlng IDyl and 'l'liREE ROOM fumllloed apartRADIO AND TV REPAIR, boule l]illl. No iDvatmenl. Color caDI, llllelltll, . . . lild IDlllflll, phone Ill SliD. a.21-1fe Sll US A1 IIa]latjm. Jolon llafrll!i!o, 701 calllal- Car IIOd phone .lliOI!dway St., l!!ddJtport. ee-.7. W..U. Toy Ladles TRAILER LOTS. Bob'l lldolle phone 812 U!2 '1-l..UC Pll'if Plall, Jolmltown, Pa. Qourl, 8Jraelile, Ohio on state 11-JO.ap Rl. IM, PboDe - 1 . ' i .w( . ~;_~ ~i?i'=-~ =-~'="~ ;!-$'.:'~ 1 f '· . ~~-A~. LITTLE -'HOMEWORK' Watching Want Ads·Bring. Top:Grade Resul~ .. ·: . ·;. .. I~'· ' ·• · •~·".'""' llll1y •Sentinel, Mlddlcport-Pwneroy, 0., Sept. 12, 1968 ' •• [I 'I p 1111968 Chevrolets To t.UkIO.HoWII- -~ II. Solely 11. Oriental alutatloll .14. Cope Hora ..u.. ...,. Ill. tlrp>t ,., -. ~ .,, mu.p clllDMID!bm®"'-' ····"·' -J , _ I y HI Nfll 1\ f' N(ll () Unacrornbleth.,. flMir JumbiH, 0111 to ..... IIQIIU'e, to ferm four ordinary word1. " ' " IHI!l! f f - �.......... ~: Ditli, S01oltnit~' MJitlllit~'fom'oroy, 0., Sep~ U..!9•8 ~:'·'~~~:~~L~ , &UCCOII!ful ln hlotqry ()I'Odlce a iip.. ora~ prq11t ol betw $180,·~ and $200,000 . ·- · - .• and MfiGS THIATRf "' '·, , ay Ninh Rega.ine·d, SAIGON CVPD- Allled forces toda,y awept into Communi* held suburbs ol Ta,y Nidi Clt;y behind a thumleroua aerial bombardment, and reQlned control. Viet Coog and North Vietnamese invaders trom Cam- TOmGHT, SEPT, 12 'UIC~ NOT OPEN FRIDAY & SATURDAY SEPT. 13 • 14 TilE MINI..SKIRT MOB (Technico1or) Jeremy Slate, Diane Mc Batn AND . ROSIE! {Technicolor) Sandra Dee, Rosalind Rus sell SHOW STARTS 7 P. M. DRIVE· IN bodla melted Into tll'e nl~t. The allied counterattack-a deadly and tedious c::ombtnatlon or infantry maneuvers and bomber • helicopter g u n a h i p atrikes- broke the Communist otfenslve ti;t' seized auburbs on three sides of the key Cam~ dian border province ce.pital 55 miles northwest of Saigon. It ended, at least temporarily, the second Red attempt to overrun Tay Ninh in the three weeks. FRI., SAT. & SUN . SEPT. 13- 14-15 ·~· priests. In tho Aug. 17-19 porrUia ISNult at Ta,y Nlnh, the Reda ,. ' . ROONEY SOUGifl' · l.os ANGELl!!~ . (UPO - -' ., bench -...il, wU lliued l'ol' ,l the .mot"'·- Midi•·- ·, ·.· also tried to enter the tmnple <0111'1 hearbig, Mro. liar..,.. ani many were capwred b,y tho RQOII8Y, f8, ' the aetor•a llxdl armed Ceo Ill, 1be C<lmmlllllsll wife, claimed ... Wll """" lost more than 1,000 dead In the $1,072 In """" alllnoiQo. Her 11fl>rniiY. Robert N. Gl'll!',, llld the A11111st Dllhtln& ac1Dr aloo -owed ~,500 In law-· American omclalo In Solgm Yll''l feel. also reported today that a ~1"" .. ~.. ,. u;: : :J:·~: further decline In the U.S. IUBERO AD!Ii WIN commitment waa eJ;Pected in DONCASTER, Enstalld (IJPD tho ,...kly tally, which will American sport,mu Charle1 Include the deperture of 100 Enaolblrd hid tho winning men of the 27th MarJne enlry In the $96,000 St. Leger Regimental Landing Team thla Stabs lor tho third time In n.. week tor Hawaii lind Caiitorn1a. 108l'• Wedao~ when Rlbero The laU.st casullcy tliures beot Caoterllury b.Y a head In showed 27,704 Americans have the 1It mile race. been killed anll73,189 WOWided Rlbel-o scored a rare double in Vietnam since Jan. 1, 1961. A b.Y wlnn!J¥ the St. Leger alter total of 392,585 Commlllllota triUillllhll!£ In the Irish SW'"'I'• have died in the Same time. Derby earlier this year. :'· ,. ·' AI.- ,It ~. By -n FRED MtMANE UPI~Wrlter The INS' ceUep aoaaon . ome~Jdll>· openo S.tuJ'o 1113, and lhet" mltht be too'ooon fc!r tho Vnlftl'IIQ' ot Tenno._ Coach Doutl Dickey' a· Voluoo teers, the second-ranked team In the nadoa laot• year, open delenae ol their Soutlloaotern Conference title SturdiJr ligatust tho Unherolt;y ol a-pa In the maJor gome o!a ll8ht eollest1te schedule ani already a majoio Ot>&et mlgilt be In the o!!lng. Thl~s aren't aroelld Knox- • l:o:r~.~cu~~:;::~ · 1D have medicinal value whiOI ...,., .. l»'otection aeatnot epl, lepay, to a11tll 110111011ln ehlldblrth, arid to cure dysentery, ' 0 , "THE GHOSTS" Prisoner Escapes, then Surrenders at y ~led TQ Flrll Ajlpeuube ,4,. ,. , --,. , - w RIZER OIL COMPANY Art Ouh Will be Organized NOT..Jill LINE OF DUTY ;,,; CHARLES CHANCEY, head -cb of the Mella lllgh Seboo1 foolball - . , tabs on the job of llidJll the Marauder Field for Wnlgllro home opener. Hela ualng a IIIW f400 plua pleee of equipment. 1be motor'l)owered llnlna machine was purchased by tho Melp ~· ·- . r a . A "'"e palm aubotlnee replace• lime previously used to mark the Oeld. S.Dtlllall'holo. . pr.. Bia -e ..1.... w·ID8 Vocallonal EllfcaUoa?'' ot the Tri • Coui\I.Y v~ wiD be tho 8llbject Dr. School , aald niembera o1 1 he toun llyrl R, - · Sllte DI- sehool elaff wiD rector ot Vocational Education, ot tbe vocational and terhillcal lfldreaaes lbe Soulheutern Oblo C&dlft;y prior !c! .. dllloer. The Qeslonal Cauncll In Nel11011vllle toura will begin at 6 p.m. Sepi<mlber It: In addition to the SEORC memE, E. Davia, presl- ol tho bership, all "' the lehool booni .$EORC, llld the meetlni will members and -rlntendentaot be held In the DOW Tri - CcluJJQ' the school districts bf Melge, VoeoUonal and Todmlcal Schonl. Gallla, VInton and JacloJa COlin· According to CUI Dahlberg. t101 have been Invited by Dr. cllrector of the eouncti, this Is Alpilll Chrl!l«<aen. proal- ot Jtll1 ot tho SEORC pJ'Oirllll 1D Rio Grmde CoiiOill, to attend .Wcate ani htorm area resi- tho Nelaoavllle IIMlellng. Dr. dent• as well 11 the member- Christensen was IPIMIInted temlhlp ol tho value ol vocaUonal por8J7 cbalrman of a fC>lNMIWl· .Wcadoa and tho pece•sll> for cy vocational education lntareol group wlllch Is exploring the llln , ~ Ohio. T. C. Porter, suporlntOndent leulblllcy of a joint vocational ~Why ....-.ct Chestnut Ridge • Junior Miss Pageant l • u• h .ur.g Comes fo JURI.Or • $219.95 From The Home Economics Rooms of the Local Hlp Schools. lHEAR NATIONWI WARRANTY One·.y ear Warranty fOI' air of any defect, plus 1 four-year Pro. tect1on Plan _(pam • 1 lor fumishinl replacem•nt. lor ' tn)' deftct1ve Plrt 1n th• compl•te tr•nsrn1ssion , driwe motor, •nd wahlr pump. Blcked by ~ne,..l Motors • .. , ER FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0 Rfc:herd IIAVIa& SUI Jlemar. diDo, CaiU., .... PaUer.... Da,ytoa vlolted at the Erma Nel,. bome recrrtJy. ac:cused man's Ptpdtugtqr. lnveetlptlon showed WJIJII opanswered tile door and (ll'OC8edod to ask hll at.epdau&bter It obe wlslled to talk Cutllt>. She Indicated lhe did oot. CuUip Immediately relllrned to the car and the aloldna began u Dotson W8l turning tbe automOOHe around. Wltnessea In the car said Wy. ant continued shooting after Dot.... had been hit and tllo car ron Into a tomato patch "" the DaJ. laa Cleland PJoperly. Tbe au'· vivors aald they left tho ..mmoblle afl8r It had gooe IDto tbe field. One ol them . . - toH a short time Inter. 'lblo lime the r..ar was driven back onto the roadwll' a ll!Ue fartber but the new driver apparentl,y psnlcked and ditched tho auto. Following the ahootlng Wyaut surrendered hlmsslf to Sheriff Hartemach wltlwt reolslanco. psrentl1 u.s. miles oorlh ol Ta,y Nlnh. Shortly afterwards South Viet.. namese ran into a fight two miles southwest of 'ta,y Nlnh and reported killing 45 Communists while losing 3 dead and 10 ·the materl011 110edad are: : 1 one-halt Inch camel's hair lmmh (for oil pain\), I one.lourth Inch camel's hair bnah (for oO paint). · 1 pockanVao sheets. I larp tube wldte oil (or acrylic) point. I tube pruaalon blue. hl8h school. I tube Vermillion red. Albert Durose, permanent 1 tube chrome yellow medium. chairman of the !our ....,cygnq~ I tube black•. ani supert.tendelll of the GalliI llllall C8ll or bottle polis Clcy SOOOols, ~t Dr. 9loemal<er was r a Une. I amaU CBilfor turpentine (tuna Pl'O!"'ssi which would can empiY). joint district. 5everal jar lido (Instant cot• Ohmer tickela for the meetfee) on 'lllllch to mix paint; dloIIW m11 be purchiUied from John poeable palasle padl ean be purAllen at the Electric Celll)liD!' chased but are not necesaary. ani Ken Morpn, ciQ' manager, 1be tall portion of the year In Gallipolis; .from Jack Welah lll"l be uaed Ia nplorlng other In Middleport, and Bern&rdFultz Ollch as water oolor, pumedia In Pomeroy, tels, charcoal, or crafts, to allow each cMld a cbance to develop Ida own partlculsr lntorest. A lllml1ar program on the same - w0111e otfered 1D ~ta and ID tmareoWnlent slip will be The state lllghwa,y Palrol ln· ....t to the homes ot the stu. vesttgated a two car colllllon Elberfelds In Pomeroy . '11111 year's Meise C<lwW¥ Jlllllor ldlso p_. will ba •taaeel for the llrll lime In the P0111eroy Junior High Schonl Auditorium. Jllcee leaders- noted that tho !acDIUea In the auditorium will permit tho use of along I'WlVIlJ' and allow for more .-..,ani·jter lighting, making for a better oll4nllllld PlaeanL · · j The &nmlal evelll hea 10t lor Nov. and the prime Inter-. ool of the I))ODO<lring Jllj'Ciea ot thio point' Ia tile recruitment of eontellllnla In till hl8h oehoolo of MOts• Cou~W¥. ·' . eontollallb c~ J I m "regtitrauon Into the scllool 11 Moos announce• lhat IDl' high provided: . . ..,hool aenlor girl In the c - . Bel)lll Wem, 1 vetel'lll lni!I'O' la,Ufl(ble. Each conteatanl must &~c~na , lllao!Wa will aptn be ...,i·11o le11 than 161-eUI~age In chOrp · for ' llild she cannot mcb ' her 19ih Each CoiaeiiantJrill '!Jirt¥oY be!Dre, lof!rch 20, J969. 1 phyalcal lltnell ·' A conteitanllllllot lie ol The Communists lost 113 dead ln Qghting near Loc Nlnh in a series ol battles that began when North Vletruunese hiding ln rubber tree groves ambushed U.S. lnlantrymen 1n an armored This touched oft a daJ'Iong series ot clashes in which the Americans lost 14 killed and 60 wounded. ·The Communists shot down a helicopter In this action and snother In the Mekong Delta today. U.S. planes, fl,ylng 107 mlsalona against North Viet.. nam, lost an Fl05 'llnmderchlef and its pilot to "unlmo1m ARE OPEN BOTH FRIDAYS AND SATURDAYS UNTIL 9 IN THE EVENING 'f •I'GUIIDe• ·' p ~r. haft a............ .'lldlijUatlc ollndt!W.. be .- . . ' u"" ml po1se~a paf.a, per.~~;~~): _, ...,, •l!lld cla!'lll, )Jltall~ , I A'f.!uor !Its~ , .C'.,..,...~alilt . 7~ ~ .:;have ~ mvrW.·· ~. ,;; . .0..*1 lllllcL ' < or hld' ' o , . . . . , . ID- '•.' . ..._.......:...... ·~ contelllnt• · · FOUJI..YEAJI..OLil KRISTA JOBNSON, da ...... ot Mr. ani lira. !lyde Johnlon, PUrtland, was eDmlned Thur~ by Dr. George M. Owen, podlatrlcllll of Chlldreo's Ho!!l>ltalln Columbus. Krista Ia of 50 Meigs County p,..achool children seleeteof !or ootrltloull study ~ conducted tbroUgb a Chtldren'l Bureau graD: to Chfldren•a Hoapttal Research Fourdatlort. Otildren's HOfiPUal, Columbus. Beside• 1 twCJodlr record ollood Intake oa • ch child, there wi.U be a physical eDmlnatloo given each of tho 50 partlcl!>at!Dg 10Wl!Stera. Wort<oro lrlth the program will be here ooxt week ~et!Dg the study, at 8 a.m. Tllurada,y on Rt. U3, deDI&. speaKmgo •-. f SehooIs··No. 57 s. Grounr,ng . r,n . ]lunlor . nlg u• h Ex:n l ar,ne . d --·headed r r me llld - - · m i l e s nortb ::::.::m"Rt.7. Noono The patrol ssld Beaale damas• to - Gra- veblcl.., Mra. Graham otuld to Melp CouilQ> Court Sept. 13 on a ......_ o1 !allure .to Jleld the rlsht o1 - · '· . JI!IIO A. Slanl.,-! 32, Rl. : AliltiiY, ~ ·(J( IIUur7 ,1D ' llde but W.. ' lit treated an occident at 7.05 p.m. .C41\111;Y Rd. No, 338, waa ol a._ mile - o l reported that llrl, ani me . llrl•en liiDnla& ~ , jJDI Rl. ~l.t ~ jli!lh. Blunders convoy. Add Up to All Even By United Press lntorratlonol Presidential c a n d 1 d a t e 1 Hubert H. HUillllhrey ani Richard M. Nboo neared the end of a hectic CID!j)algn week, even oo blunders today, one for each camp. Nixon's runn1ns mate, Spiro ·T. .qnow, ljloiOg!Zed Thuroda,y for languop descrlbl~ Humphrey as ~'soft on communism"' ml ssld he would have " lw'ned five somersaults " to avold saying it had he known Its etrect. "U I left the impression tbat the vice president is not a 101&1 American I want to reeti(y that," Agnew told a news conference in Rochester, N.Y. "I think he's a man of great lntegrlcy ani I have high respect for him. lllld 'S<IlloiQ' aott' arxl I'm not proud oi U." Agnew added, however, that Humphrey'd description ol Nixon as a '~ ha.rd-Uner" touched ell his indiscretion. Nixon is 1 "sldlied dip)amat," Agnew said. "You can't call him a hard-liner with his wealth ol e"PPrlence In diplomacy aDd tact." Cars Collide In Junction haql, 66 • Rt. f - . made a left turn aeroea tbe hi8hway' In fl'ont ot a car drlveri b.Y Glen ·A. hw, 23, Athoaa. Than wao moderate on. ~. Of Vocational Education ·aoor. SPECIAL that killed 2u vtet U.S, Marines In two lll3s ot fighting In the All Hoa valley 20 miles south of Da Nsng killed another 110 North VIetnamese and VIet Cons and possibly averted a major assault on the coastal clt;y of Hoi All, five miles . rurther south, U.S. Marine spokesmen reported. s.nd South Vietnamese troops BUffered comparatively rew casualties in heavy f'iKht1ng tround Tay Nlnh, so miles northwest of Selgon, and at Loc Nlnh, 10 mlles further north. But the Marines In turning back tho biggest Conununlst thrust slnc:e the attack on Da Nang last month lost 16 dead ani 45 ~~~~-:=.:~ -~ouncil" Will 'Learn ~Why'· Dixi"e eons. outside Ta,y Nlnh was oot known, but a South VIetnamese force swept through the rubber plantation nearby and reported 83 Cemmlllllsl dead. The VIetnamese ssld they killed 25 ri the Viet Cmg who were elread;y wounded but fooght to the death. A U. S. military adviser wttll the mllitiamen said several r1 the Cemmwll&t& bad Cambodian money in their pockets. 'Ibe Cambodian border Ia barely 10 mUes lwa..Y but the government ol Prince Norodom SlhlllOUk does not admit the presence of Viet Cnng troop& lnolde Its country. The Americans suffered no dead but 12 men were wounded An art club ror elementary WOliJlded. The exact number of casual - In the action in which superior echool children Is being organties InDicted b,y the U.S. fire terrain and firepower overized b,y Mrs. M. E. Lewis of · auwort group In turning beck whelmed the attackers. the teaching Iliff at the Pomethe 800 attackers at aoeU 1be Amerlcao action wu two roy elementary school. The Drill meeting will be at 7:30 p.m. Thu'ada.v, Sept. 19, at the school. Each child Ill. aoked to bring Ida cnm mater· lalo, allanllablelocally. SAIGON (IJPI)- U.S. lnfu. trymen outnumbared 2 to I drovo ott an atlack force of 800 Cemmwllata neor Ta.v Nlnh today wltlwt auffertng a single fatality. It was one d. a series ot baWes along the CamiJoc!lan · border lnvaalon roote to Saigon /o. 1. 'l1le sherlll reported that WJ· ant Ia belloved to have llrocl the llhot&un at the car nino times. It was reported llllt Henry St.ve CuUip, 21, l'lrk·erllburg, went to the Wllllt ......, knocked, ana asked to - lila Outmanned Infantry Repel Attacks with no Casualties wm shrinking and farli"~· 11!ti1J -· ~lnn·ocent hlll of psrdculo.rs for specltlc the back of the neck, apparentInformation In the case and the ly killing him almost Instanthearing was oot held for thet ly. reaaon, tt was reported. DotS(It, who with four comlkntever, the hearing was re- panions had driven to t h e set again, this tJme for next Wyant borne In a reported atFriday. . . tempt to talk lrlth the accused Wyant Ia slleged to ~u>ve tir- man's stepdaughter, Barbara ed a . 16 gauge shotgun eherp Scarberry, was shot as he drove at about 10:50 p.m. Saturday, away from the resJdence down Aug. 17, that lllruck Dotson In Vine st. witnesses were hrttr Robert Hart.enbach and Frll% BUck of the Ewing Funeral Home. A hearing for Mildred a n d Charles ""een, Racine Route 2, Dot11011, 28, of Parkersburg, on charged with manslaul!llter In Aug, 17. the death ol their Ove-yeor-old 1be heart~~& In tile death of son, Jack, on Aug, 20, was not Dotson was oontlnulng late Fri- held today. 1113 morning as the llrat wltJ, B, O'Brien, attornoy for the neBBes were heard. Among the coople, was (llaanlng to file a FUEL OIL COSTS near DyesvUle. Mrs. Lena Mae HamUton and children, Do;vtm, sjlelll .a few days recentl,y with her parerQ, Ta,rlor Moore and lri.fe. Wesll)' Bobo and wlfeandMIII Beulah l'.owther ol Chllllcalhe spent the at their larm home here. Mrs. PauiiDe Footer and~ WUllama vililed at the Ginevra Footer home rocenll7. Robert hw and 1llfe a n d daughter ol lbdh ClroUna spent a night at the K. E. Erick..., home. Emmett 'l'llrner and wlte and oon. E1f11n. Ill ., called on Mre. Erma Net""" on au.sa,. . - White and ll'andaon. . - . were In Vlntoa on bulllnosa n'*ltl,y. ani T1te lntel't'JII3 Of'l'lu! Meigs-Mason Area WUllam Frederick Wyant, 54, Raclae, pleaded lmoeenl this morning In COUnl;y Court before Judge Frank w, FWter to t h e cherge ol ahoot!Jig Michael Lee ~ John White hal returned home from a vacation spent with relatives In Georgia. Albert Cone and wife and Mn. Ginevra Footer IJI8Ill an evealng with WOllam Cheadle and 1llfe ent Fair 1llrou&b Sodunloy, ...... 70 1D MG. low lonl&lt In lila IJOo. 'tlii TWO-WAY RADIO deep into sudsy water lor cleaner washing. • Two Jet-Away Rinses. Get rid of lint and scum so thoroughly there's no need lor a lint trap. • Cold Water Wash Setting. Saves hot water. Saves clothes from Weather Wyant Says He's Report Correetecl . 1113. 0 , Humphrey You Get the ••st ••• from Us ·~·· Kot8o said BueiW ·iil!d -· In Korea 20'of' Ida 82 crlli1.ion . today the !;totes shciuld · betore . - ae~ oecept reoiionalblllcy fOl' hi~ 1hlp !rom 13 AllaR, Ellrapjilli '~ sp11J1a Ia CGmmlllllot witars, Atrlcon · .•IICils, . tl!elr· llrat North Korea radio said. \ lllllOUilced pubUe IIIP~e 1be (North) Korea Central belore ...,..... than North Newa Agency brc:Ucaat monl- Koreln •wanen. tm·ed In T~ llld U.S. NaY)' The CGmmunlll brOoa<itlot Cmdr. Lloyd Mark Bucher renewed till call foi. tho UnitOoi odmltuld the Pueblo was on a States to ljloi.,.ise for 111>111W mlslllon In Nortll Koreon llllrwllon u a ftrll otop lor the waters when Conln~nlot lllll- releaoe of tho ship and Ita trOll, boats seized It JilL 23.. It llld the sslloro were UviJW 41 Ciptain Bucher slid that tbe 11 VU'Y weD, thaDkl to the United Slates -nment which leniency" of North Koreo. ordered the ooldlers to cClllduct The asency , llld Bucher e.apioaap activities has monl u·atressed ttat miQy ot the ree()OilllbDit;y ani added that <rllVIDliln, as men o1 20 yearo the eight llllllllhs olnce their old or so, kn!>wlne no hll*'s detention "'' a period IClllll ani sweeta ol Ute, haYU lees •llOUih tp take ml.ooureo lor re-olblllt;y, but tho Ullltod their repatriation," the brOid-- states aovernment ahould aceast said. cept Ita responsfbWtr. ..He stressed that he •incerely wlohed their oltuation would come to a happy eo1" Bucher's l'8llllrb c:oneemlng the United · Slltea ac<eptlng (Continued friiD l) &hoold posQ!One olplng tne pl'(>o rell(>lllilllblllcy came al tho en1 )Kllled nuclear test ban treats be- of the news confereoce, North cause o! the Ru1sion inva11on of Korea llld. It braodeaot Ita wraton or the meettrw in two Czecbosl~ parts alx hour a lill8rt. Nixon wu tile terget of the In Saigon U.S. headquarters reported' American battlefield In deaths in Vietnam decreased UNDERTAJ<E R ANDHJSPALS .sharply last week- trom 408 the · Plus previous week to 195. u. s. The number of Gls wounded tell Crom 2,513 to 1,400. The sharp drqt-Otr In casualties reflected a low level of yUle as theJr were a year qa. hostilities throughout South For one thlrw, the Vols ha.,. Vietnam last week. Typhoon llld only three weeks to prepare Bess brought the war to a for their opener and during that standstill in the us ually volatile time have hod to· proctlcally northern war zone. rebuild an offense which was Red Losses Down heavily depleted thrQU8b gra. Communist losses dropped duoU011. accordingly. U.S. spokesmen Gone tram last year' s 9-1 said 1,664 guerrUla s were slain warn are ql811erback Dewey A prisoner headadfortheOOUII- ·ate dlnnerq,efore turning himlast week, compared with 5,292 WllTen, nmnlng backs CherUe ty jail to serve ftve days on a sslf ln. the week before ttult. Fulton ani Walter Chodwlck driving while intoxicated coovicSouth Vietnamese headquarw Nelf had been arrested by the ani All-Amerlco center Bub Slate lllghwa.y Patrol snd t h e JohnSOIL ters said 375 govermnent tlon escaped from Galllpolla clt;y pollee Wedne~ morning but soldier s died and 1,081 suffered sheriff' a department late 1\lesWyche Slgnal...caller voluntarily turned himself In a- 1113 evening on chOl'ges of drlvwounds last week. Bubba Wyche, who Dlled In At the same time, the bout three hours later. lng while lnloslcaled and drlv- admirably for the ll\lured R marked the second time In ing left of center. announcement said that U.S. Warren at the end of last troops strength in Vietnam had a little more than six weeks that The patrol ssld that Neff had . season, returns and wUI be the !'he best fuel for your dr(lpPed by 2,000 last week to a prisoner escaped Wring or been chased by an officer in a prlme otfenslve w~on. But it 53.5, 000. Many of these were after a session of Gallipolis Mu- patrol crul881' down Rt. 7 but 1 k borne. Topo in oomfort, easJl.y outdlstanc'ed, his Jlli"SU- oo s as lf the Vols are going tl) Admits w,alon men on leave and senl to nlclpal Court. have to rely bea vil,y on defense third presidential cardJdate, In the 11rol aeBJi>ent, It slid On Aug. 4, Gerald NolMd, 18, convenience. Call us for er. The sheri.ft'a otrlce anBWerto wlJL hospitals in the llnited states George C. Wallace, who e(lOke In Belpre, an escapee trom the Wood eel a call for anlstance. Bucher. admitted Ida I!PI' mlofor treatment of wounds, the Little Jloc:k. The lormer Aladelivery, any time, Deput.y Billy Mitchell was gas. Georgia should prove to be a COunt;)' jail, Parkersburg, W. va., aloo In on opening lllf-,at, . spokesmen said. bama goVernor told Ids entlual· sing the sherlff's cruiser at rugged opener tor Tennessee. walked out of the courtroom unUPJ correspondent Nat Glgw aatl.c l!.ldience that Nlxon was Bane's servlcestationbelowtown The Bulldogs rank Is · a dark part of tho odmlnlstroUcm that son reported from Tay Ninh noticed and to the knowledge ol when he ,. .. a .mite Falcon sta- horse lor tho SEC title lad lack uput the bi.Yonets in tile back of that South Vietnamese troops local police has not been appreOUR TRUCKS ARE EQUIPPED WITH tion • wagon answering t h e only 10 acccm,pllshed QU&rter- the people of Arkansas" durinc met little resistance in their hended. Pollee ssld stephen L. Nell, descriptioo or Neff's vehicle go back. Their .Plusses lnclUI!e a the 1957 school deaegrmtloo final push through hamlets and '"~ ~ MI'So Am Lemiey, •• ... ~ down Rt. 218 at a higfi rate of strong running game and an residential blocks south, east 19, Rt. J Galli,polls, 1n the comtrouble In Little Jloc:k. land, WIS reported In &OQd eonoulstandlng defense, headed b,y For a-r, Qulckor Mort EHiclont Strvico and west or the city held about pany of two other prisoners In 8 In other political deft!~ dillon today at the GalllpoUa Mitchell gave chase Iackie DIU stanftll ani safet;y. charge o1 Sst. Hollis North, court 30 hours by the Communists. menta: Medical center Hoepltal, whore but later said, ••I chased him man Jake Scotl Allied spokesmen beUeved balllft, came downstairs, went SPIRO T, AGNEW 1be ~ ohe wu admitted Monday witll LEVEL OUT YOUR for about ftve mlles without seeThe oddsmakers have made most of the estimated 1,000 out the side door ol the munici)lllbllcon vice presldenUal candl; laceratlone ani obrulODS afl8r tng a sign ot hbn.'' Then t he Tennessee a slx-tKJint choice, Communists who grabbed the pal building, and, according to date charged WeclnelldQ !hat a traffic accldent.deputy rounded a curve and saw but this is a good time to ca~ suburban areas in a lightning- witnesses, dashed up Second AveHumphrey endangered the ehanc-. Mrs. Lemley, accordfna to . the staUon~wagon parked on the the Volunteers ~repared. fast m an e u v e r Wednesday nue. es for peace when he saki the lrst reports, wu injured butoo-· sJde or the highwa.r. Neff, reThis game, which wlU take His route apparently took htm morning had faded back toward eEQUAL MONTHLY PAYMENTSe portedly, came out of a house place at Tenneuee's Neylar¥1 United states mltht be able to 11 treated at the holl(>ltal ani retheir lairs across the border. into the GOO block of Third Ave., and was taken into custody. stadium, be pla,yed on a withclraw aome troops 1r<m Viet- leased. 1be earl¥ repol't, too, Two battles were reported where he stopped at the home of JOIN OUR BUDGET! PLAN NOW ...... Nelf llllW I>Pe of srasa, cslled ,.., by the end of the )'OU, He ·wu that there was only moderAt II :40 s.m. Tue"""' today at allied outposts between city commlsslooer V. Wymood • Tartan Tur' aald tho statomelll raloed "fal.se ate damago to her car, but tho , which Is similar to Bradbury. ills wife, Grace Brad- had been arrested by tho Pll· the c ity and the border. for American mothers ao ..hlcle w a s deJitoll•hed. A hopes trot on a charge of speeding. Aatroturf but amoother. It to bury, was alone at the time. Hide with Refugees a meo111 of political plaeotlon opoke&IIWl for tho hospital said Wildne~ morning, Jedge expected to make the fteld very At the Bradbury home, Nell Allied spokesmen also susfor the doves within his own Mra. Lemley wu aebeclulocl to Robert S. Betz had fined Nell !asL pected some of the Communists reportedly used the telephone to part;y,.. 110 home the holpltal 1be only otller member of drowed their . arms and sneaked call someone to pick him up. $50 and oools, sentenced him to EDMUND S. MU8KIE - Mus- 1113. "YOU'LL LIKE OUR SERVICE" Into a Cao Dai religious tem,ple He allegedly forced himself Into 11v' 1113• In jail and .._,.t. last year' a IDl! 11\- to aee action Ide 1111d lylldne~ nlllhl tho · PHONE· 614-992-2101 POMEROY, 0 . to mingle with refugees. A the Bradbury residence and hU- ed his operator's license for Saturday will be WyOI!'Irw. United Stales should be Jll'<IIJII'search was left: to the Cao Dal assed or intimidated Mrs. Brad- ab: months on the DWI charge. which was unbeaten ao:l ranked ed to take "some risk" to end ,..., He wu fined $10 and _,ontbe ftfth In 1967. The COWileyo bury while he was In tho t.Juae. the war In VIetnam but It must J. 8 ma~e 1)108dlng charp but Judge Bel% travel tO Nebnska to plajo the As ot. 11 a.m. today, the only not run ClJt on it.B responslb11&charge fUed aplnot Noff In <OJ>. found him oot guUcy and dlsmls- COJ::nhuskero ani are expoeted tl.es. The De!Doeratie vice m· nectlon with the escapade was a . sed the left ot center charge, to have their handi full sldenttal llllllinee aald currelll Perturbe4 llbout the live day strong Nebraska Ottense daytime breaking and entorlng u.s. policy Is tho preduct of Nebruka, which had a 1>4 charge with Intent to commit Jail semence, Neff asked t h e "all the dlaqreement'' among 1 judge lf he had to serve time, record last season, is bm.sti.,. a penonal abuse upon Grace M. Americans o..,. the war. ATLANTA (IJPI) - Sen. Her· He uked the ~ to levy a strong offensive unit with 6-foolBra<IJury, PRESIDENT JOHNSON man Talmadp, fresh from 'Vicbeavlar fine and let the jail sen- 7 q~back Frank Patrick GIVES SELF UP Johnsoo Wednesday Invited th8 tory over the llrot Negro.,_. ani fullback Dick Davis leadlrw ABOUT 12:30 p.m. WEDNES. tence "'· three moJor prealdellllal condl- to ehallllllll" Ide srlp oo Neff told Judge Betz he would the WJ.Y, DAY, Nell' walked into the L'OWldatea to work lrlth the White l(la politico, today urpd t b o • Yumill&, on tho other hand, t;y Jail and gave hlmaolf up. Be- lose Ids Job If he ha~ to Ill to House to illlure a smooth tn.nsi· voters to af.ve him a "rnt'·~ Is banldJJa heovtzy on Ita fore that he had called t h e Jail. Uoo wheo a new pre1ldelll take• victory over tho 11rll BoplbllLater, when arrested by tbe defensive unit. which the sherlf!'o depsrlment to tell them o,.r nexl yesr, can ever 1D stand In Ida polb. patrol, Neff was allked Ida occucood!IJW stiff clalma Ia every he was coming In, but he wouldDEBATE - A Houae commitII WU tbe 11rot lime the 51n.._ tell theltl where he was c&U- p&llon aDd, acoordlng to the Pll· bit os good u laot year' a which tee Wednesday !W)roved a plan ' year.old second • geaerail.io ,pa.. trot erreol reoori!, he sstd he topped the nation In stoppl~ Ing from. to permit lalevlsed de-a be- trlorcb ol tho llale'1 oldaol farushes. Sterlfr Denver A, Walker said was unemployed. tween HUJq)hrey and Nixon with- mlly political clynaat;y, .; ,0, hod The aecondlimeNelfllllJlroach· The Cormuskera, a leadlns Rlcbard Chapman. Nell's half. out partlcl!>aUon b.Y Wallace 01' to a Negro or a Ropnblleel the judge 00 tho ljllelltion o1 canlidate to challtqe OkJaho. bl'Oiher, picked him up at the other preoldellllal canlldate.:· let alone Ia thloame year, the jail sentence, he wso told ma lor the Die Elpt title, rates Bratllury res~Mlce and took him !f'he HOUle Cc:mmerce Couunlt;.. Talmadp was rfMJDfnetedfor , ·to sit down or he would get an a seveDiJolm choice, to the home ol Mrs. Henry Glbtee okayed a bUl which woold a thlr4 term In tho SeiUIIe Wododdlllonal five lll3s. One other maJor coolerence eaut, his grandmother, on the &Uil(>end the Federal Communi- neoda,y nls!R b.Y a 3 to 1 marNelf Is oehedlled for a hearl!lllle Saturday pita North Kerr-Harrisburg Rd, where he cati(IIS Commtasion's "equal gin In Georgia's first twoi)U'.. lng on the breaking and enter- Clrolba S11te aplnat Woke time" provialon which requires cy primary ela<Uon. He 1ng charge, and any other charge Forest In an AtlanUe C.C.st brom.casters to r11J>r minor can- Ma)'nard Jackaon, 30, au Atthat mfaht be ftled ln eomec- Conference clalll, aDd this one dldates the same amOUIII of lanta attorn.,. "'"' ran ,.,. ot Giles Pauley and wlte, Char- t1on with the eiiCIJIO, Friday 1n ohoold be a dandy, broodcaat time tho moJor ...,. the hardeol ~lllll a N..,.. leston, w. VL spent a weekend municipal ~. dldateo get . eve;.~llt-tbe Boutb,, with her mother, Mrs. Nancy Jack. • Automatic Soak Cycle. Ideal far WUifam Goodwin, wbo was inheavily soiled clothes, diapers, jured In a tractor accident, Is washable woolens. slowly Improving In Holzer Hoapltal. • Small load Setting. Saves water and detergent. Jim Wlltur, Dresden, and Robert Wilbur, Wellston, called • Deep Aclion Agitator. Creates on the Vance WUbur flllllilJ' 8mcurrents that plunge clothes ar r en Ott ard Hog Fulton • e The emerald. valued u a gem 1n early years, also Was thoustlt L I Now You Khow ,.. .,. w-.-r ""'"' t. filled 1D ~ lor .. conlenqll ot . ...., .... ahead aa Cast u we CUI . move ,him and to helP the llu- wro has had !llliM clllllculcy in school gain d e success IDd notdropool. The olherDveseetlonoolll'ade 1 ani 8J'ada 8 are mt _.,.,s In any !asblm. We haveusedcloo- to try It and we did. I hope that you will understand that the range ot within a cla1a and tbus permlll we are trying to do !IOJll8tldns tbe - . In the clus to profor these children. I hope thet gress more near)J at the same can realot the penonal feellng o1 pride If your child is In rate. In the junior blab lcbool .. an accelerated group or a per. have aeven aeetlml ot srade 7 101111 feeling ol WlhaiJplnesa If and aevm aect1oa1 ot ll'8de B. tgnaHoas Uke B, C-1, c.:a, D, Uld your chlld Ia oot. I certalnl¥ lD grade 7 we have one accel- E merely to ldenlll.l' them u hope )'W ..., resist the urge to erated group, flveaverapgraups I!I'OIIPI ol youngotare .In t h e Qk Your ebUd's former teachud ooe "catc:h.qf' group. We ll<:llldlle. Moot ol them In the er·- Wbat kind of a recommeaor she pve. ·· haYS ex.actl,r the llllllll! lrl'lll80· B II8Cilon are In tho baad and dldon meat"' the ~ · aedlons are In t b e Thla ot grouping ... So we bave one rut - · choir. These ......, limply Ia. help (lnllllee a better .Wcatlonnve nerap II'GIPt ud o n e bel• "' athlcbed to work with al ~ lor our -DII. II'QUil ol a remedial nature. those - · · There 11 .., dlf- II ""' have Ql8Btims llbout It, In t1te accelerol.d ae<11on ol !eronce betw- ll and I am the rebolb IIJ'IIC(u 7 and iN ore II!· group E or any 61 theM otber albla foo: !t. I tbb* that It lrodudng a m,.m matll serlea l l v o _ l _ slve II ·a lair 1mbiO&ed chance, wldeb Ia llltiVI'na liP d)rGugh the tid .. -them? Wbot It wDl lllteu;l lr tbln II too ei.....PcyiiJ'ada•-~· did we uae uthe _e r-?Two ~It, 11-. o .dJi,t;· Wo alao 101110 '!"" tblnp ware · - Then an the oot ba lil«ealllld. ·hi _..,_ln&ndo can - a· "*'' .. - bl)>ci!illl(the tbet ..... :=~:""""""'" . oi I U l!l ulillis Otto Kreinbihl move In other words, grouping cuts a. Earlier in the day, oongrelslonol Republican leaders Sen. Everett M. Dirksen and Rep. Gerald R. Ford rebuked AgNw Cor the communism remark. Hmi.pbrey had to take back some of his own words earlier In the week. He ml-IQ llllled tile return of a unit 1r<m Vletuam as proof ot his prediction a pba...-., Ill U.S. troopa there mtgtrt came laU.r thla year. It turned out the (Celltlnued on Pap 10) ""''* ....... ebM'IfM?' palt · p8i ka ll\tiiel U -lnthe~lot .• ..!IIJ woiiJd, ~- Ill •H•Je ct•••· *c. all ursda Dies Th or Otto B. Kreloblhl, 77, I_J2J Flohinger Rood, ad away ThUI'Idll, Sopt. 12, Riverside HOIPhlllll Mri1• · Ia ;-. a.r.au. · I .. .. '' 0 - •...,,. f:rll !l ... -·-"'-~­ ~tt ''".•',;I'1!11 ,_!1 '*~.t1d• - H fanner·- ' '· ' · Mr. Kralnblhl, a eroy residem. wu 1 • ~ ' A 1. • .ot the Groce~ a ,... ! ': Pomero,y, and of Dnw WillloiOr • Poal No. 39, AmeriQa ~ !l also of Pw•..O. Be wu a -~f oran otWCO"Id War L . Ho II aurvi'Nd b,r ~ • LooiM 11. Knlnblld;' ld1 Jolln H. Knl11blhl, . . . ' var ~· Ct+Pih•r. GIGrp ll · Knloblhl, Oble, -ittd tllrel ......lllntIt .. Col-.,..,_ : 2 a• ·bid .... al.. ~~ llill' wDI all- Ji'I($1Jil .U !ideated b7 1e I t allotl In, _...._ II II DIIICtt - ~,. ~ the!IO two lldnp hariltr tv ~ lv ll'aup. We , . theA '"" .. .... l!lr ... ·Ill'~ !h!o' ........ ecDitiUdecL ore wllllfl& ., moM U.O ...._, ~elillliii ·!11'0- ,...,..;; • Wa(, """" nlllor ~ oilrort 1D !110111il • J!'aDl '- your <!i'l ! ..,..Wo 1iOpo • ·" · !lido~\.. . I~dliCIJ. " will - ·. 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