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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 - ·. I .111tl,.' • ad, """iit. ll .- ·4 toriDer tada'IIDdthe,., y ·. �( 3 - Cowboys Face Big Test In Opener With··Detroit AII·Stll1 ® ' BY WIL!JAM S. WIDTE" WASIDNGTON - The relusal of ~ teleYisloo to allow un- 111 PETE ALFANO iJPi ~Writer , qual!lled·alr time Ill Mayor Rlcbord Doley to rebutlta unoliii!IPlecl attacks ..,.. his cooduct in tile Chicago riots lhat tortorecl and biackeOBd the Democratic N.. tlonal COnvention is graveb un- ww 19881lDally be tlle')'811"o! the C<Jw~Jo.ra In the Notlonil Football.teaaud1 wise and profOundly untortunate. The d&clsions of the relaUl'&o ly amall Metromedla N'twork and o1 tile Nadonil Press Club to offer the mayor his obvious right to his day In tile court of public q>lnioo slaOOs In hii>PY contrasl For one slJq>ie !act Is that lila Chicago tragedy will not go qui· are some ol. the moat powerful (an:l most reiPOMible aM teJn. On .the FARM FRONT . Taxpayer~ UPJ Fann Editor WASIUNGTON CUPO- Most wealth,y Wrp&yera who own farms lose money on their fanning operations, u Agriculstucl_y · indi- Voice along Broadway BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - Bdwy. agents ture Department cates. tlful dance withtheGaslightGI.rla wus Antonino Rocca, the champ wrestler •. .. The good gray and las was a large smash in Londm where he's been called the best who once paid TillY Tim $25 a comic Import In ten years; he night were told they now may detailed Kay Francis obit dalgoes beck lor six TV speclala have him for $7,500 per one-. lied over her speech defects, but next month plus a clutch or &Inshot •••• All "e can consden- didrft mention her front line day Nllbts at the Palladium TV tlouol,y say about him Is, you tours nor themovie ' 'Fc<.~r shots •••• The famlly-owned Hotel can have him .• .• H you go by Jills and a Jeep'' wtdch resultEdison's stall' is 70 per cent the tile traditional Yule rule, t h e ed. same as 20 years ago; one big lhopplng ......, wl1l be lour Patti Page's ran aehemle: the h8IIP)' meshpukab .••• New Yorkday a abOrter this Christmas .... Royal Box or the Americana Hoer mag hired a Bdwy. J)l'eaa a~ Clll! Gorman, who """ lq> a- tel here Sept. 24, ... Oct. 20 to geat .••. Dustin 11o1rnwt says he ·;,ardl lor acting In lhe swish- Claremore, Okla. to open the Patwoos llle gals by reading carl bit 11Boya In the Band." makes ti Pap Museum, ereeted In honSandburg to •em; sure. hia marie debut m ,. Jultlne," or or her work Ill Improve things LBJ's blageat lorget4WII Ia Ill start fUming this mon111 In lor lDdlano around her home burg Ill romp willt his baby grandoon Tmisla. .... On a cane since •••. .!leva McQueen rar as cars •. .• George Bums' first l)lriDor be rl!>ped ankle llpmenta, line and cycles, loathel n•.i -;1 ... AlBill,y Lorraine, took lhe IWIUIIeT . actor !ldno,y Bladuner hordl1 ter her 141 Dol 1 Do ••• \0~:.: mdl <if, but he's back a1 lhe Goy hid time Ill lnbaie "ttie 1101iil at . - U..V,,)Iary Marlin will •·est 90s. ••• . Blll,y's .......,ered all La Slrada East between auto- It) al her BraUIIan ancll . his lite - but DeVer while slog. graph re(Jiests; ,.Rosemary's American comic Charlie Cal- lng oo stage •••. More IliaD 40 Baby'' has a,.,g Sidney back years 810 when he was George lnlllstar..ttaltlonBurns' pu-tner, Bll[y was IIU!ck One N. Y,, cabbie carries a GUt~ up In his dressing room; sl»rlconcertina and squeezes up a Q-WIIat do t~. t ...... l.v alter which Burna came !nand storm in traffic jams .... Cab-. pl4ud on tiN forehead of ble we know gut caugllt In a Park U>Orlhipetl, in tiN form of a Blll,y was so excited he couldn~ Ave. traftlc tangle while the erdu, on Ash Wednuoov tell the tale ICH" the llammor .... 'Bums advised him, ''Sinr ww n QUICK lllbt live times; nary · a cop In s~ then tile chance to get across came and tbe llgbt changed went red and tbre~ cops t o o k shape, but It coat him only a liver and he didn't got a ticket •••• Typical N. Y. street scene: W. 49th St. at Radio Cley was clot!ied akq the curb with illegally parked vehicles: the pJUee lowawey truck came by and alter great dllilculey as a crowd plhered. extricated 0110 ear li'om lhe middle or tho line... and lugged It awey to the $40llne lot .•.• Now wilY was that one car plucked for towing awa.y and not the otbei-s. _ Richard Lester's "Bed Sitting Room" movie has scads at kooky _ . , Including 5,000 seto or false teeth •••. ''Boaton Strangler" scribbler Gerold F r a n k bought an expensive Park Ave, J10d •••• Tho Iusky gent w h o junped oostage at tile Gullghl aub and did a delicately beau- '1/IIII>OIIuP A-Tile)' are regarded as aymbolle of sorrow and repeD!aoce. The ashes were secured b)' burolog the bnnebe1 whleh had been waved oo Pllm Sunday of the prevjou year. Q-Whm was tiN bunt introduced into IHueiHI!I1 A-The first deUberate bunt In bueball waa laid down by Dktey Pearee of the Brookl)'n Allllltlca In 1888. UJ~ BARBS By PHIL PASTORET What m a o y of loday's young women need is a good. long look at themselves lD a lull-length mirror. • • • The only I h i n g wrong with ecaoorny cars is that thelln e:tpemive. • • • Then the vide new ammunication for lawmakers and Carm leaders campaigning for a ban on deduo.> don "' larml~ losses rr ... blg DOnfarm income tax returns. Under existing la.w, aome high-Income tupayers can reap substantial tax savings by de- uSe•• By Helen Bortel TWO HAN~PS ABOUT SLANG Dear Helen: Pve two dllemmaa, or hangups as the kids say. Both Involve teenage alang. My llrst problem Is lllat my young son seems to feel it' 1 Amerlcans . WhO aworte4 acme Ill..,_ II Gl>lort,\11, ~· a,o"jl run. &., 1. Wl\y should on uprosalve phrase be restrleted Ill the klda and off llmlta Ill JIOT· enta? And 2. Why caD't tile klda rr wNtt that. One t h i n g all trading Next l'fOblom: Why Doo't got me wrong. l llllnk Eat Less, Exercise More To Get Rid of Obesity ly WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. Q-What ...... eliCesslve lat on my abdomen when the rest of me is normal? If 1 use an eleclrlc vibrator, will it melt away the fat? A-Exeeuln fat Is always caused by eating more calories than you uao up. Dllltrlbution of the fat cblefiy In the abdomen may be a hereditary trait. In a very omoll percentage of cases it may be associated with an Imbalance of the glaodo of Internal secretion. Gelling rid of the fat requirea eating less and exerclll- ing more, coupled With strong motlvatiOil. Don't depend on a vibrator to do your work for you-the resulta are disappointing. ~ hln bee• overweight since i was in teens. Sev- mr went oo a eral years ago tlid and lost 40 pounds. I fooUiH>etter but 1 became very nervous and tired easily. After pulling oo weight again, I fell better. I take thyrola extract because my thyroid Is lazy. Tbla belps some but I am atjll a very slow-moving periOD. Are there any pep that are harmleas to J:!, A-You ftnt atep should be to lllld out whether you are getting a large enough supplement of thyroid. Tbere are many kinds of pep pllla but none that can be safelf taken without careful medica supervllloo. Q-For the put two yean· I have tried dally e10rclae plus diet to Jose weight ·but loateed I gain. What do you advise? A-TryUrder. dual a," the economlat Wd. New C<Jw1Jo.r !aDo. Howe..r, the Vork 1, a llur point pick over lojury prOIIo .. ..tann, who Plttaburab. Gnon BoY 17 over cOIIJII]- &0-2. per-cent ol hlo Phlladelllhia,. ~ eillhlover JIOIHI laat . lor 16 Waahbwton. BaJtli!IC4'e a quoa- muelldowDo, . uJIUI[Iy turn• u.e t1on mark 12 o... san )aera Ill c""'"a when he Fntldo.O ani Cleveland IJ/o .....,cta with Lance Rontzel over Now Orleano. Loo AJwe!a• ani Bob Ha,yea, two o1 the · io lour over the Clrdlnalo In a league's moot eJIIIIoslve paso 101llooally ~vloed PDie lD St. catchers. Loulo lolondaj.DIBbtCooch Joe S c - o1 Detroit Oeoplte leadltts llallao to two Is bankbw on an Improved 11.mutat" dtles, Meredl1b il ottenae to help out hia much lllten tho . target or abuu lrllll abuoed dolensl.., uniL wao good lor his marrla&e. Wbal he doellll't kDow Ia lllat Ofhllo his wtr. me.r be working hard to prevent lt " - ' " ' apia, llbe'll never really Cool tha oame toWard h(m. I koow. ll '-eel Ill mo. My lusband prababl7 Coola u lllll8 as Mark, lor our ......-taae now aeema batter than aver alnea I """ him back. llullllouall [ ~ want to tbiDI< lido - , I keep to got even. l can'tforpt the boert•che, lhe a!OIIIllou niiiA. tho • ltJI.~V:~ lost lalth. [ lr7 Ill hide It, !lui PU never reall,r lrull: blm again. . Here's anotber lldnrrMirk- not have CCIIIIIdereiL · 'l'ber'e tlmlwbe 1 lllln al.owl dolm, uouall;r . - tho tilno hi• wile geta her Then ohe l'IIP -be h8a 1101111, lot bls .... ~ feel very gullly IIDdlnl a ~ when oha .-..-ibero bock to hlo unlaltldU!Dels. - TAD' FROM ME • Dear Helen: , comes a ' Of Pioneers' 28 Lettermen I~ • .... '1'\ -' ON THESE . -•m USED •'l ... ·:;(II 1967 Pontiac v.M ff.T,. ....;tO..- mu.,.e, 2 Dr. auto. tnns.,lllllto, P.S. 19•6· Dodge · $2,49$ . "brabi. :. $2,395 i . i - c o t Dr,.-.,_ AulD. trills., lllllto, P.S. . 1~66 Ply11outh 1965 Dodae , w._ 1964-Chevrolet Ti:ua., Fill)' .... . ,.; :, $1,9?5 ·~ CaavorllblL Slllddard Trana., lllllto, - VI ._.,. Polua Statim ~ 'j CNCIIO at p!dladelpbl• lt. taull at lloltoton &11ua at Loo ADP'" ::ll'd- al Son Franclaeo 52~~095 .1 . P.S., AWl. Trana., Rldlo, P.a - Otto 0W110r- Ex-11-t C<>gi[H'"I. t Dr. ~ -.._ VB, /tdJ>. lllllto, P.S. 1964 Ford · l 944 DOtlge · ·$1,3.91{ $1,095 -$11 29~. ~ ,. - - - - •'olr!uo"% Dr.-... StUd. ....... Tnu..llldla.. ::--:=~J Dr. Sedu. I.- mUtJIII, 0111 1964 For4 ~:= 2 Dr. - Gaylord Perry 14-13 wao Uat.. pme lima. eel to start lor the Giants ogalnat iturmtlonil !aauo standi,.. oiUier Jim Ma[mey 111-8 or Ger- Ill' United Presa lnternatlonil T7 Arr1J0 1-1 oflllo Redo. Semi • Flnol Playolfo -FheSerl11 W. I. Pet. Columbul •• •••• .•2 1 .681 Rochester ••••••• 1 2 .:133 Chiefs-Jets Tilt Heads AFL Card . ....-,auto. VIlli., $·1, ,,,.~.;, ' v.a, SlmL Trani., Low 1111! ... . ,·.._ ,1_o .: • t ~1! ' ~onil Jacksonville By~:'p::: ,~ Quarterback Bill Munson. ocqulred lr1111 the Ranll, end Billy Gambrell, !run the C.rdlnalli, and rookie opeedater . Earl McCUlloueh rr..., Southern Calllornla are eJQ>Oeted to take s...,e oltlle offensive preooure orr lhe NFL'o roolde ollhe year In 1967, Mel Farr. Farr, · was most of the Lions' <ifense last oeason, when he plood 860 yardo, caught 39 passes and scored aix ~elldowns. .. They'U be alter sads(ylng a!lghtl_y revamped crew lsready. The mljor chaageinChanceyJa some move of that tunger tonJght In lfarlllder Stadium which hao lftartlng eleven on offense ia tbe been dresoed up In a ollie fttting return ol 175 lb. senior Ken that of Ill& Ten ochool lor the Eowllah to fullbock where he operated In 1967. The burley Marauder hCIIle opener. Cooch Charles llw1cey aald driver otarted al end ogalnat Thuri!day al llelgs High hla Wabama but was In the bocklleld by midway In lhe aecond quarter when the :Marauders went oo a two-TD splurge which prov- ' Jacklott.We , ••• •2 1 .187 Toledo •••••• • ••• 1 2 .333 'lburaday'o Roaults Colllllbuo t Rochealel" 0 two shy ol lllo 104 COIIII>lled by Ken Harraloon of tile Boston Red Sox. Tho 6-too!,-7 siiJ8liOl" already has lied tile club record ot 42 hmlers eotabllshed by Roy Sievera In 1957 ani equalled by llal'mon Klllobrew in 1959. Both thoae records were set with the old Sen1.tors, now the Minnesota Twins. Fnnk Bortalnl yielded 12 hits Fight Results COPENHAGEN (UPI) - Tom In 7 1-3 IDIIIJws but staggered Ill Bogs, 168lh, Oemnark, stopped his sixth vlctnry In 19 doelsloos Lolltar Stengel, 175, West willl opot]eu relief help lrllll Germii\Y (1). Dermis HlsRiu. Denny McLain Is eJI)eeted Ill LOS ANGELES CUPO - Andy provide the big story thls Kendall, 175, Portland., Ore., weekend when he trlea tor stopped Joe Hopkins, 168, West vlelllry No. 30 ogalnat tho Jordan, Utah (5). Ooldand Athletics oo saturday In Tiger Stadium. Chuck Dobson, 11·13, will oppose McLain • befq.-e a ciiJleley crowd In a ratlonally-tolevloed contesL .. . REPA• SEIVICI ·--a . . . -- $25 KELVIN ATOR---: H& -d Ia a _ . . W.... ..,... JI1UTied 25 dull, nwft I " IIIOIIOjiUIIIOUI , . _ , , - NOIIAIIE tlmo Dear N.N.: . ..J.'"':;':'*: ..::·:.7: to live, n liOtboW ~ back to c:UU, ...,, 1 · na. ee.• )'DU. - fl. ..-: ., •,: - FIRESTONE Year-end Clearance Sale ends soon. Don't miss this opportunity. Hurry! Scrvt.babla Point Ext.rlor & Fibi. Roof Point 3.25 •••·•• I·IJ::;~~:,:P!po Fitting• eT,Ipla Track Stornt Windows ecGmplate Bothna.ft fixture . ht!_ TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE 667-39U r ...... •. 1111 Now Yap Jots ~· lll!ner Ill ~­ bOlita' Cllll:i.-1 aid Oaldanll beJ1n1 cleilloM o1 Ita was- PI"'•..., ......, .at ·Jl'!l!Wo " • ' ·, l , ,. ~ .'v'.w~rmea·~ bvsiness, i,., ·-~ . . $79 . 35 $19· FRIGIDAIRE------ ~ · j(l.;.o!notlo• Paift1 Readlnc .....,. lbo Pll!ll 1!11> a... -· . 12CU. FT. C&rda piQ a three-pme series rr said a opot o1 N~I.,- iPtdltla marrla&e, I lf·lt to>Ultl work for 1111 IIIIi 1 ..ui a ' t want anotber 1M If ·1111 -.Jd lind a tiwt o1 b•or ddce, loam ·boW to live, 8Dd ,. back l!> ..... l!llilbo wake up to tbo tact- Pt. "•••M Route 62 MR: s FRIGIDAIRE----- qalaat tile lasli>lace Houatoo Aatr<ta whlle the Glanta entertarn tile llllmi>lace CIDclnestl Reds. 1, - ~· 2DOOR N. 2nd Ave. CI!J, tho . oab' olul> a wlllillal record 1liLI -~ . PLEASANT POIIT . . IESOIT . . KELYINATOR ELECTRIC RANGE·---------!'$75 TAPPAN GAS RANGE.------------------35 TAPPAN GAS RANGE_________ JS~~!~~~-:LJ69 Kuaaa -1 AOULH: $2.50 CHILDREN: Si.75 16 cu. FT. sr. 9 TrUll to ua for rell- , blo belt ID which he hit oo as of n ...... ._mat KanA• Clll far 885 101"11• 8Dd two - SUNPAYS 12 P.M. TIL 4 P.M. U CU. FT. APT. SIZE . consecutive Nadanal ~ crown, may break out tile e h - lhla weekend. The Your Car~ SPECIA.L.UFFR KEL VINATOR ---· G.E. n.. lest In s.mc. for BaeG!ord ·hal tho )Imp Ia lhla ' Tbe MetJ ,......., - T. . hurlora lor 12 hila ud a. 111111 . •· Heno ....,mlttacltwo • .....,L sl35 Co• •1 nation:.:. 2DOOR victories and-or San Francisco S.,.I.Giou dtclll.. GUARANTEED TRADE-INS losses to clinch their second lltf•rlar Vlnrl Lata• · and Eno•al PI"- ... -REFRIGERATORS Tfte St! ' Loufs l:ordlna!&; ~ neeollnc a cCIIIIblratlon of lour far Roofing solo run. ~ •FOt- . LEWIS other change• are the return peeted to add bee!, strength, 8Dd experience to the middle; movlrw: or oaenatve tackle Jbn SWatzel to end, andlhe ahllt of ollenslvo center Harey Slawter to tackle. It will be a ell~ dong bottle !rom whlaUe Ill whistle. And before a atanding room only crowd Game limo 8 p.m. alxtlt i ~. tepllrStrvlce· . i•HEAfiNG ' . . · . Jackeonvllle 5 Toledo 3 paiHI. , - ~·· TolnlrU' JackiiCIIIVIilo ani Co!um[I!Ja · •nUMBING , •ROOFING h"" eaeh movod willdn ooo pme ol -.w their boot or 11.., a8millnal playott Hrlel ln the IDtetnotlonil ~ . DaJmy Frlaella 8Dd llarrJo Raz!ano CCllnblned Ill limit thej Toledo Mud !lens to IIYB hila I y 2-2llM ThiD"adioy nlabl aa Jackooovllle f1tol MDI . ocored a W Ylctory lor Ito. be tile margin "' vlelllry - IMgue petDDI, a 2-4 lead In tile IIICOIId, bul the Mot• eblHed away 8Dd KELVINATOR ·--;J Howard Slams Bomers, (;'a.:;_ Sens Drop Orioles, 4-1 :.=e :.Cr~ 10~~": UCU.FT. Smith is One ... walk around lhe hiJ>plea and hop. plea and come up willt ~ live aa,ylngs ol tllelr own? PERPLEXE!l PARENT" I Dear Parent: I know a woman whoae answer putting down aD awfUl dellre ':Will ""' ttop .,;,, 'Tiit .,,_,. ,,., Is • .c'" KAFKAISQIIff• ....1' "making out·~ meaDs copy them - IIIDOd-111'• tad! 8Dd yoo got a dozal answers- you'd bave the drv& - orlaltad It's aometlllrqj dll!erent to .,.,_ words die out lUI, 111or1 1lllnrl ery one oltbom. a.t In my time lllem, Parent. - H. days advanced exploration; and "go.. ing all the WI¥" was exactly City." C> ............... .., Wldlgnillecl or un-somothlng for hls mother to use the currert slanguage. When l asked hlm wbat he meant, he replied, "Well, just tu ''forbiMeo" modetnll.anlwu talk !tile oilier mothers. W h y a barrage of oldies: "Horseleacan-t you use the worda of your thersl,'' "Giager peachy," uswellegant," "Hot Patood.e," own ivneratton? I felt aa II l should look up 11Raz,amatazll" .... Her kids li'om my spimlng wlleel and say, lhougbt lt .. CllalDt thoiY started •• Prithee, whereat do y o u a fad aroomd achool, ao &hellfad:. · speak?" uated to ''bang.up" IDd us o c k Well, Pll admit tile alang o1 it to Jhel" my generatloa was more IP&The moral Is: When III<Q' cow us, lt'o a compllment, but If we clflc. All< a kids nowa- DOcTOR'S MAILBAG ' otbor Helen Help lo oo much • • • or the current teen talk drug We have en ha nc ed the stamps have in common-ad- or hippie oriented? - "ll's IIIJ' future of everything-except hesive that tastes "ugh." thing (or bag)," ''freak-out,•• • • • the o v e ra II future of tlie ·~low your mind, u ueruh," human race.--Stewart Uckll, By the time the conven"spaced or psyched - out!' 1bey secretary of the Interior. tion aration finishes, you'll mostly imply you're drawing aunderstand why Chicago is nicknamed the "Windy wey !rom the world. ~~ on ductlng !arm lo11es !rom ~ rivorted liiCCIDO 'lrllll farm ID:ottte tllotr 19113 relneome subject to high-l>racket ol•-• - . . opefatiCMII," turn&, tile ii!U!b' 86 per tu nteo. the .-.port llld. • cent - two ooit or tbreo - ·,.... The Agriculture Doporlment "Thm ·!P,in bojolneu receipts ported prollta.· stucl.v noted lllat 3.2 mlllioo In- averqed tf0,110 - tar ,larav Edward L Relnael, an Acridlvldua!s llled tax returns which than receipts or the four - euiture Doporlmont . • .....,.at Included farm lnc<1110 In 19113. income ......,L ·• who dlieeted tile atUil)', laid the Economists, dlYidl~ tile list "Neverlhelejo, more lbantwo- reoulta helP llQiiore tile . ::;;;~~ lniD live gnq~s rang!~ !rom !lllrdo (of lhe waa!fll1 .......>.· ldao tbot ~ ineome·, Hpoor"' to "wealthy," put only reported tann: losaea," the poUCle1 lor tarmerl cu. be Ued 66,000 talQiayers lntD tile q r..,ort added. . CG~~Plete]J · to· ...,WW. r rom grOI(l. 111e wnaltll7 c!aasllleatloo In- lanDs. · · There are DOW OV81' SOC) Wealthy Not Farmers eluded lbpayera who reported M..-e than a mUltoa 1963 taxU.S. wlldllfe sanetuarlea "The 66,008 wealfll1ludlvldu- !ann Income ani hid combined payers - _.1y a third oltlle encompallliog more than 28 als who reported farm Income farm ud nonlarm lneameJ of total who hid finn incolne million acres, The World In 1963 can hardly be lllougjrt over $25,000 a year. were c!aaoed u poco-. a.t Rein- Almanac IIIJS. Prelldent or as !armors a!lllough they In contraat Ill the WMIIII1 ul aal4 lhlo rio duo as much Theodore Roosevelt ellibgrGUjl wharo only 31 per cent or to 111e1r low oB-lllnn earnlqja IJ.shed the ftnt oatloUt those who hid !ann· ,.... aa Ill their IUIIIII relliru !run w!lclllfe preaerve In 1903 at Pellean Jaland, Fla. AI· · ported a prollt from lllrmlnc. llllllil Ianni. the report showed profita re"PIIbllc .,Ucles almld at '"" though a modest three-aere ported by 87 per cent of 'tile __ creaoll!ll human wollare nood Ill are!. of sand and mADlll"O\'e trees. Pelican lllanc£ bu "poor'' !ann tupayers. be dhorcecl lr<im the earnillrls aided the survival of brown Two-Thirds Prolfted of larmo ind rel&tecl dlreetl7 to pelleau, cormoraoia, Avorqlqr all the 3,2 mlllion the Income altuaUon of ludlvi- egr,eta, llllhiDgu atid lbbli. · lna'' """' of dust from the ground, and breollwd into hfl IIO&Irill the breath of life; and man BERRrS WORLD with ,Farms Losers ··· we knew where we stood. 11Neck- Dear Holen: •'Miri<'• aa,yo a Uttle a411toey WBI kisslnc; '"Pettiag"' WU .i:.ord God formed become a hoing being.Gene.tia 2:7. 'The study wu based on 1963 Income tax returns. 1t may pro- while oil ~. aocond win In throe IIIJDIL The Mud Hena, who won the Columbus, Big Blacks Expecting Win .. important realley is that they By BERNARD BRENNER Pme, Wblle the answer woo't ba r-n lor 111110 time, 5unda1'1 OllOnirw pme -eon defeJd. lng Eaatern c..rerenee ebalp"Wbr wub •r left ...., pion llallao an 11ie Detrotl Llooa WH'"' ltf" oheuld help lodleate whether the Cowboya he.., recovered !run 1heir Iaiit miaute losMS to Green 11a1, In tile 1908 and '67 NNLtitlo-L Oellas Cooch Tom Londry, 111 UDllod ..... lntonlatiollal whooe 1ea1t1 c0011>Ued a 3-3 p,... Amerfcao !AQie W~ L. Pel. GB oeaaoo mark, oJQ>Ocll Ill ha.. Ids squad at CUll otrencth lor Oelndt IS U .133 PT. PlEASANT - The flllll Baltimore 85 83 .574 ~ tile Cottoo _ , meetlrw willl like t11otr 1188 Ill& Blacka footthe ilq>roved Llooa ol the Baaton ' 71 Ill .5$1 15 CloreliiDd 'It 71 .527 15'h Western Conference'• Central ball edition. Undefeated (Barbouravllle ~•. NfW Yorl< 71 70 .521 1~ DIYiatoo. Parkorsburll South 33 • 0), lhe That meono quarto<back llon Otlldand 71 72 .511 1'/1h Blacks, aa,yo aportawritar Jack lleredllll, llanl<er Bob Hayes llllllttaota 1111 78 ,tel 2t 1 Rosen, "HaYII tasted raw meet Cillfornla A IS .121 30'1. an:1 the ' domtaday de!enae" and Uke it." CbiCIIO 8i i7 -~~ 12'h are ready to begin the march Walllln8toil 58 at .195 35 lllward another showdown battle wl11i tile fllvored Packera In the 'lburlday'a Reaulta West. Oellaa Is lavored by nine waoid'II!IDD • Boltlmpre 1 ner the lJoDa. COul7 pnio ocllodol..O In ether NFL action, !llnneTocla1'a - l e Plteboro ta Ia a 13'h point ravonte over (i\11 Tlmeo ED'!? ~rnla (McGlothlin ,10-13) Atlanta lD a Saturds,y n4lhl at adCIIO <Fisher 7-10), 9 p.m. ()aldorid (Bmter 12-12) at u.. troi~,(Wll- 12-12), 8 p.m. By JOE GERGEN Bal!low..-. ()(<:Nally 20-8) at UP! !!porta Wrltar Cl~ (IIebert 12-1o>. s p.m. FrlDk Howard hove ~ (Dionce 11-lf) al killed ooo bird 111111 two atonoL (Culp 12-8), 7:30 p.m. Howard, the mualw slii!IPT 1 New York ~em,yer 19-11 or t b e Waolllnltoo Senatnro, .ani Ba1men 15-10), at Wallhlng. peroonilly shot down lhe Oriole a IIlii (Collllllll 11~ ODd willl a pair or mighty homer• 10-4) Z, 5 p.m. - - College oen1or dofen- Thuri!day nl&ht. lllld, in the Salnrdsy'l Gomel slvo hallbock Bob a. Smltb"' proceas, may have delivered the Calffornla al ChlCIIO, nl&bt Hemlock Grove Ia ..,. o1 28 lalll,. blow to Boltlmore'o Otlldlllld at Dob'olt lattermen 00 tile Plmoor loot- ladl~ Alllerleon League ,.... Baltimore at Cleveland ball team that will _. Ita 1988 nant hopes. New York a1 Waahlnslllll campslp Sept. 21 oplnat Emor7 Howord'o 411t 8Dd 421111 Mlmeaota at Hollon & Henry COilep or Virginia. homers, which accounted lor Natkotal Leque Sndlh, a lllrll-l'IIT letlermen, the lirot lltreo Wuhi'II!IDD runs, w. L. Pel. GB helps ~e Marlatte Ito . moat downed the Orloleo t-1 In u.e st. Loulo 91 57 .815 ·-rienced ...,..r In over a dec- only major ' - pme played. Son Fnnclp> 79 88 .t37 ll'h ado. Coach Joe McDaniel an1 hill It dropped Boltlmoro Slh pmos Clndmotl 78 at .524 IS'h I<IJid look for lmproYement lido behind Detroit 8Dd reduced the Cbl$ 78 72 .514 15 · lall 00 last year's t-4--1 record. Tigers' lllltllc 1111111ber lor 75 72 .510 1.\'h A 1985 gra4111e or PQmoro,y cUnehl~ tile ~ Ill aewn. 1'1-..lh 71 75 .481 19 illlll School Smllh earned three . oa.. MeNall)"s 12 • . pme Pldladel»lda .611 77 .178 21 1~ lotlero there 8Dd aa a wlmlnc streak came Ill an Lol ~· 61 81 .Uil 2f'h . MDior. wao !l8llllld .to ,tha AII ~ e!ld when Howord hit a BouiCil!~<\,' : ,.. 'f2Jfi4 z2~f/ .~ ~l'aJU.::lll. ~:-~~;~ID · ll(mertlodthe.!!' tile 11ourth1 ani New Tort ··.M b i .Hll o . the 1!011 or Mn. r.oota smith; .""''" ocore • 'l'buflllil1'1 Betllita 8Dd the late Ralph Smith. · r<Peated In the aovenlh after (Jio pme1 o~..O Tim CUllen wao hit by a pitch. Tocla1'• Proboble Pitchers Howard, eQjoylng tile lioeat (All Tlmea ED'!? REDS MEET GIANTS ol hla eoreer, all but Plttabw-lb (MooN 8-8) at Now SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) _ Tho ellnehed lhe AL hiXDe run York ()(Dolman 1?-10), 8 p.m. !ian FraDcloco GiaDio reoumo championship. Hhlo throe runo St. l.oula (Wullbum 12-6) al tllelr Ylrluorb '-leu chase ot batted lD raloed hlo IDtal to 102, ·(illu&U. 8-13), 8:30 p.m. u.e St. Louis Cordlnala toolibt (J>IIolao U--11) at Lo BROWNS FAVORED Atlonta "18) 1 I by hostiDI the CinclDDotl Redo CLEVELANO (UP!) - Despite ; Attpleo (~ ' 1 p.m. In tile opener of a lat!l pmo ser-Clndnnotl ()la]OIIOJ' 12-9) at lea. thetr exhlbltloo aea- loll to Sin Fnncloeo ~ 14-13), u • ··-__,eodhw canis the Now Orleana Salnta tile Cle..,. 1110 --lalld will be oil poht P.~-· 'ilo!lllllan ,10-11 8Dd 8Dd Giants were Idle 'l'huTBday lllvcirl• the two taama Nlekro 11-9) at p!dltdolllbll !~:0,~,.;;,..""!~~ ldck off tho 1988 r...,W oeaacn ~ 18·11 8Dd Jo1mJnn 2-:), dhal ·wlna 8Dd san FraDcloeo . ID New orleano a.!ldQ. • 6'~ Tho PDIO II OJIIIeeted Ill Ito ., ""'p.m. IOIBOs llltallrw four moaoa that tract more than 83,000 lano ani l'lttabur~: nl&bt :.Lcanrs haw cliDched tile PID- should be a oellaul well bolore Standings etly away; millions or Americans are deeply troubled as to whether they got the full story from the TV screen. A second Rich ' Tho Dally SeniiDol, Mlddlopori-Pomoro.r, 0., sept. 13, 1968 Middleport, 0. • �( 3 - Cowboys Face Big Test In Opener With··Detroit AII·Stll1 ® ' BY WIL!JAM S. WIDTE" WASIDNGTON - The relusal of ~ teleYisloo to allow un- 111 PETE ALFANO iJPi ~Writer , qual!lled·alr time Ill Mayor Rlcbord Doley to rebutlta unoliii!IPlecl attacks ..,.. his cooduct in tile Chicago riots lhat tortorecl and biackeOBd the Democratic N.. tlonal COnvention is graveb un- ww 19881lDally be tlle')'811"o! the C<Jw~Jo.ra In the Notlonil Football.teaaud1 wise and profOundly untortunate. The d&clsions of the relaUl'&o ly amall Metromedla N'twork and o1 tile Nadonil Press Club to offer the mayor his obvious right to his day In tile court of public q>lnioo slaOOs In hii>PY contrasl For one slJq>ie !act Is that lila Chicago tragedy will not go qui· are some ol. the moat powerful (an:l most reiPOMible aM teJn. On .the FARM FRONT . Taxpayer~ UPJ Fann Editor WASIUNGTON CUPO- Most wealth,y Wrp&yera who own farms lose money on their fanning operations, u Agriculstucl_y · indi- Voice along Broadway BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - Bdwy. agents ture Department cates. tlful dance withtheGaslightGI.rla wus Antonino Rocca, the champ wrestler •. .. The good gray and las was a large smash in Londm where he's been called the best who once paid TillY Tim $25 a comic Import In ten years; he night were told they now may detailed Kay Francis obit dalgoes beck lor six TV speclala have him for $7,500 per one-. lied over her speech defects, but next month plus a clutch or &Inshot •••• All "e can consden- didrft mention her front line day Nllbts at the Palladium TV tlouol,y say about him Is, you tours nor themovie ' 'Fc<.~r shots •••• The famlly-owned Hotel can have him .• .• H you go by Jills and a Jeep'' wtdch resultEdison's stall' is 70 per cent the tile traditional Yule rule, t h e ed. same as 20 years ago; one big lhopplng ......, wl1l be lour Patti Page's ran aehemle: the h8IIP)' meshpukab .••• New Yorkday a abOrter this Christmas .... Royal Box or the Americana Hoer mag hired a Bdwy. J)l'eaa a~ Clll! Gorman, who """ lq> a- tel here Sept. 24, ... Oct. 20 to geat .••. Dustin 11o1rnwt says he ·;,ardl lor acting In lhe swish- Claremore, Okla. to open the Patwoos llle gals by reading carl bit 11Boya In the Band." makes ti Pap Museum, ereeted In honSandburg to •em; sure. hia marie debut m ,. Jultlne," or or her work Ill Improve things LBJ's blageat lorget4WII Ia Ill start fUming this mon111 In lor lDdlano around her home burg Ill romp willt his baby grandoon Tmisla. .... On a cane since •••. .!leva McQueen rar as cars •. .• George Bums' first l)lriDor be rl!>ped ankle llpmenta, line and cycles, loathel n•.i -;1 ... AlBill,y Lorraine, took lhe IWIUIIeT . actor !ldno,y Bladuner hordl1 ter her 141 Dol 1 Do ••• \0~:.: mdl <if, but he's back a1 lhe Goy hid time Ill lnbaie "ttie 1101iil at . - U..V,,)Iary Marlin will •·est 90s. ••• . Blll,y's .......,ered all La Slrada East between auto- It) al her BraUIIan ancll . his lite - but DeVer while slog. graph re(Jiests; ,.Rosemary's American comic Charlie Cal- lng oo stage •••. More IliaD 40 Baby'' has a,.,g Sidney back years 810 when he was George lnlllstar..ttaltlonBurns' pu-tner, Bll[y was IIU!ck One N. Y,, cabbie carries a GUt~ up In his dressing room; sl»rlconcertina and squeezes up a Q-WIIat do t~. t ...... l.v alter which Burna came !nand storm in traffic jams .... Cab-. pl4ud on tiN forehead of ble we know gut caugllt In a Park U>Orlhipetl, in tiN form of a Blll,y was so excited he couldn~ Ave. traftlc tangle while the erdu, on Ash Wednuoov tell the tale ICH" the llammor .... 'Bums advised him, ''Sinr ww n QUICK lllbt live times; nary · a cop In s~ then tile chance to get across came and tbe llgbt changed went red and tbre~ cops t o o k shape, but It coat him only a liver and he didn't got a ticket •••• Typical N. Y. street scene: W. 49th St. at Radio Cley was clot!ied akq the curb with illegally parked vehicles: the pJUee lowawey truck came by and alter great dllilculey as a crowd plhered. extricated 0110 ear li'om lhe middle or tho line... and lugged It awey to the $40llne lot .•.• Now wilY was that one car plucked for towing awa.y and not the otbei-s. _ Richard Lester's "Bed Sitting Room" movie has scads at kooky _ . , Including 5,000 seto or false teeth •••. ''Boaton Strangler" scribbler Gerold F r a n k bought an expensive Park Ave, J10d •••• Tho Iusky gent w h o junped oostage at tile Gullghl aub and did a delicately beau- '1/IIII>OIIuP A-Tile)' are regarded as aymbolle of sorrow and repeD!aoce. The ashes were secured b)' burolog the bnnebe1 whleh had been waved oo Pllm Sunday of the prevjou year. Q-Whm was tiN bunt introduced into IHueiHI!I1 A-The first deUberate bunt In bueball waa laid down by Dktey Pearee of the Brookl)'n Allllltlca In 1888. UJ~ BARBS By PHIL PASTORET What m a o y of loday's young women need is a good. long look at themselves lD a lull-length mirror. • • • The only I h i n g wrong with ecaoorny cars is that thelln e:tpemive. • • • Then the vide new ammunication for lawmakers and Carm leaders campaigning for a ban on deduo.> don "' larml~ losses rr ... blg DOnfarm income tax returns. Under existing la.w, aome high-Income tupayers can reap substantial tax savings by de- uSe•• By Helen Bortel TWO HAN~PS ABOUT SLANG Dear Helen: Pve two dllemmaa, or hangups as the kids say. Both Involve teenage alang. My llrst problem Is lllat my young son seems to feel it' 1 Amerlcans . WhO aworte4 acme Ill..,_ II Gl>lort,\11, ~· a,o"jl run. &., 1. Wl\y should on uprosalve phrase be restrleted Ill the klda and off llmlta Ill JIOT· enta? And 2. Why caD't tile klda rr wNtt that. One t h i n g all trading Next l'fOblom: Why Doo't got me wrong. l llllnk Eat Less, Exercise More To Get Rid of Obesity ly WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. Q-What ...... eliCesslve lat on my abdomen when the rest of me is normal? If 1 use an eleclrlc vibrator, will it melt away the fat? A-Exeeuln fat Is always caused by eating more calories than you uao up. Dllltrlbution of the fat cblefiy In the abdomen may be a hereditary trait. In a very omoll percentage of cases it may be associated with an Imbalance of the glaodo of Internal secretion. Gelling rid of the fat requirea eating less and exerclll- ing more, coupled With strong motlvatiOil. Don't depend on a vibrator to do your work for you-the resulta are disappointing. ~ hln bee• overweight since i was in teens. Sev- mr went oo a eral years ago tlid and lost 40 pounds. I fooUiH>etter but 1 became very nervous and tired easily. After pulling oo weight again, I fell better. I take thyrola extract because my thyroid Is lazy. Tbla belps some but I am atjll a very slow-moving periOD. Are there any pep that are harmleas to J:!, A-You ftnt atep should be to lllld out whether you are getting a large enough supplement of thyroid. Tbere are many kinds of pep pllla but none that can be safelf taken without careful medica supervllloo. Q-For the put two yean· I have tried dally e10rclae plus diet to Jose weight ·but loateed I gain. What do you advise? A-TryUrder. dual a," the economlat Wd. New C<Jw1Jo.r !aDo. Howe..r, the Vork 1, a llur point pick over lojury prOIIo .. ..tann, who Plttaburab. Gnon BoY 17 over cOIIJII]- &0-2. per-cent ol hlo Phlladelllhia,. ~ eillhlover JIOIHI laat . lor 16 Waahbwton. BaJtli!IC4'e a quoa- muelldowDo, . uJIUI[Iy turn• u.e t1on mark 12 o... san )aera Ill c""'"a when he Fntldo.O ani Cleveland IJ/o .....,cta with Lance Rontzel over Now Orleano. Loo AJwe!a• ani Bob Ha,yea, two o1 the · io lour over the Clrdlnalo In a league's moot eJIIIIoslve paso 101llooally ~vloed PDie lD St. catchers. Loulo lolondaj.DIBbtCooch Joe S c - o1 Detroit Oeoplte leadltts llallao to two Is bankbw on an Improved 11.mutat" dtles, Meredl1b il ottenae to help out hia much lllten tho . target or abuu lrllll abuoed dolensl.., uniL wao good lor his marrla&e. Wbal he doellll't kDow Ia lllat Ofhllo his wtr. me.r be working hard to prevent lt " - ' " ' apia, llbe'll never really Cool tha oame toWard h(m. I koow. ll '-eel Ill mo. My lusband prababl7 Coola u lllll8 as Mark, lor our ......-taae now aeema batter than aver alnea I """ him back. llullllouall [ ~ want to tbiDI< lido - , I keep to got even. l can'tforpt the boert•che, lhe a!OIIIllou niiiA. tho • ltJI.~V:~ lost lalth. [ lr7 Ill hide It, !lui PU never reall,r lrull: blm again. . Here's anotber lldnrrMirk- not have CCIIIIIdereiL · 'l'ber'e tlmlwbe 1 lllln al.owl dolm, uouall;r . - tho tilno hi• wile geta her Then ohe l'IIP -be h8a 1101111, lot bls .... ~ feel very gullly IIDdlnl a ~ when oha .-..-ibero bock to hlo unlaltldU!Dels. - TAD' FROM ME • Dear Helen: , comes a ' Of Pioneers' 28 Lettermen I~ • .... '1'\ -' ON THESE . -•m USED •'l ... ·:;(II 1967 Pontiac v.M ff.T,. ....;tO..- mu.,.e, 2 Dr. auto. tnns.,lllllto, P.S. 19•6· Dodge · $2,49$ . "brabi. :. $2,395 i . i - c o t Dr,.-.,_ AulD. trills., lllllto, P.S. . 1~66 Ply11outh 1965 Dodae , w._ 1964-Chevrolet Ti:ua., Fill)' .... . ,.; :, $1,9?5 ·~ CaavorllblL Slllddard Trana., lllllto, - VI ._.,. Polua Statim ~ 'j CNCIIO at p!dladelpbl• lt. taull at lloltoton &11ua at Loo ADP'" ::ll'd- al Son Franclaeo 52~~095 .1 . P.S., AWl. Trana., Rldlo, P.a - Otto 0W110r- Ex-11-t C<>gi[H'"I. t Dr. ~ -.._ VB, /tdJ>. lllllto, P.S. 1964 Ford · l 944 DOtlge · ·$1,3.91{ $1,095 -$11 29~. ~ ,. - - - - •'olr!uo"% Dr.-... StUd. ....... Tnu..llldla.. ::--:=~J Dr. Sedu. I.- mUtJIII, 0111 1964 For4 ~:= 2 Dr. - Gaylord Perry 14-13 wao Uat.. pme lima. eel to start lor the Giants ogalnat iturmtlonil !aauo standi,.. oiUier Jim Ma[mey 111-8 or Ger- Ill' United Presa lnternatlonil T7 Arr1J0 1-1 oflllo Redo. Semi • Flnol Playolfo -FheSerl11 W. I. Pet. Columbul •• •••• .•2 1 .681 Rochester ••••••• 1 2 .:133 Chiefs-Jets Tilt Heads AFL Card . ....-,auto. VIlli., $·1, ,,,.~.;, ' v.a, SlmL Trani., Low 1111! ... . ,·.._ ,1_o .: • t ~1! ' ~onil Jacksonville By~:'p::: ,~ Quarterback Bill Munson. ocqulred lr1111 the Ranll, end Billy Gambrell, !run the C.rdlnalli, and rookie opeedater . Earl McCUlloueh rr..., Southern Calllornla are eJQ>Oeted to take s...,e oltlle offensive preooure orr lhe NFL'o roolde ollhe year In 1967, Mel Farr. Farr, · was most of the Lions' <ifense last oeason, when he plood 860 yardo, caught 39 passes and scored aix ~elldowns. .. They'U be alter sads(ylng a!lghtl_y revamped crew lsready. The mljor chaageinChanceyJa some move of that tunger tonJght In lfarlllder Stadium which hao lftartlng eleven on offense ia tbe been dresoed up In a ollie fttting return ol 175 lb. senior Ken that of Ill& Ten ochool lor the Eowllah to fullbock where he operated In 1967. The burley Marauder hCIIle opener. Cooch Charles llw1cey aald driver otarted al end ogalnat Thuri!day al llelgs High hla Wabama but was In the bocklleld by midway In lhe aecond quarter when the :Marauders went oo a two-TD splurge which prov- ' Jacklott.We , ••• •2 1 .187 Toledo •••••• • ••• 1 2 .333 'lburaday'o Roaults Colllllbuo t Rochealel" 0 two shy ol lllo 104 COIIII>lled by Ken Harraloon of tile Boston Red Sox. Tho 6-too!,-7 siiJ8liOl" already has lied tile club record ot 42 hmlers eotabllshed by Roy Sievera In 1957 ani equalled by llal'mon Klllobrew in 1959. Both thoae records were set with the old Sen1.tors, now the Minnesota Twins. Fnnk Bortalnl yielded 12 hits Fight Results COPENHAGEN (UPI) - Tom In 7 1-3 IDIIIJws but staggered Ill Bogs, 168lh, Oemnark, stopped his sixth vlctnry In 19 doelsloos Lolltar Stengel, 175, West willl opot]eu relief help lrllll Germii\Y (1). Dermis HlsRiu. Denny McLain Is eJI)eeted Ill LOS ANGELES CUPO - Andy provide the big story thls Kendall, 175, Portland., Ore., weekend when he trlea tor stopped Joe Hopkins, 168, West vlelllry No. 30 ogalnat tho Jordan, Utah (5). Ooldand Athletics oo saturday In Tiger Stadium. Chuck Dobson, 11·13, will oppose McLain • befq.-e a ciiJleley crowd In a ratlonally-tolevloed contesL .. . REPA• SEIVICI ·--a . . . -- $25 KELVIN ATOR---: H& -d Ia a _ . . W.... ..,... JI1UTied 25 dull, nwft I " IIIOIIOjiUIIIOUI , . _ , , - NOIIAIIE tlmo Dear N.N.: . ..J.'"':;':'*: ..::·:.7: to live, n liOtboW ~ back to c:UU, ...,, 1 · na. ee.• )'DU. - fl. ..-: ., •,: - FIRESTONE Year-end Clearance Sale ends soon. Don't miss this opportunity. Hurry! Scrvt.babla Point Ext.rlor & Fibi. Roof Point 3.25 •••·•• I·IJ::;~~:,:P!po Fitting• eT,Ipla Track Stornt Windows ecGmplate Bothna.ft fixture . ht!_ TUPPERS PLAINS HARDWARE 667-39U r ...... •. 1111 Now Yap Jots ~· lll!ner Ill ~­ bOlita' Cllll:i.-1 aid Oaldanll beJ1n1 cleilloM o1 Ita was- PI"'•..., ......, .at ·Jl'!l!Wo " • ' ·, l , ,. ~ .'v'.w~rmea·~ bvsiness, i,., ·-~ . . $79 . 35 $19· FRIGIDAIRE------ ~ · j(l.;.o!notlo• Paift1 Readlnc .....,. lbo Pll!ll 1!11> a... -· . 12CU. FT. C&rda piQ a three-pme series rr said a opot o1 N~I.,- iPtdltla marrla&e, I lf·lt to>Ultl work for 1111 IIIIi 1 ..ui a ' t want anotber 1M If ·1111 -.Jd lind a tiwt o1 b•or ddce, loam ·boW to live, 8Dd ,. back l!> ..... l!llilbo wake up to tbo tact- Pt. "•••M Route 62 MR: s FRIGIDAIRE----- qalaat tile lasli>lace Houatoo Aatr<ta whlle the Glanta entertarn tile llllmi>lace CIDclnestl Reds. 1, - ~· 2DOOR N. 2nd Ave. CI!J, tho . oab' olul> a wlllillal record 1liLI -~ . PLEASANT POIIT . . IESOIT . . KELYINATOR ELECTRIC RANGE·---------!'$75 TAPPAN GAS RANGE.------------------35 TAPPAN GAS RANGE_________ JS~~!~~~-:LJ69 Kuaaa -1 AOULH: $2.50 CHILDREN: Si.75 16 cu. FT. sr. 9 TrUll to ua for rell- , blo belt ID which he hit oo as of n ...... ._mat KanA• Clll far 885 101"11• 8Dd two - SUNPAYS 12 P.M. TIL 4 P.M. U CU. FT. APT. SIZE . consecutive Nadanal ~ crown, may break out tile e h - lhla weekend. The Your Car~ SPECIA.L.UFFR KEL VINATOR ---· G.E. n.. lest In s.mc. for BaeG!ord ·hal tho )Imp Ia lhla ' Tbe MetJ ,......., - T. . hurlora lor 12 hila ud a. 111111 . •· Heno ....,mlttacltwo • .....,L sl35 Co• •1 nation:.:. 2DOOR victories and-or San Francisco S.,.I.Giou dtclll.. GUARANTEED TRADE-INS losses to clinch their second lltf•rlar Vlnrl Lata• · and Eno•al PI"- ... -REFRIGERATORS Tfte St! ' Loufs l:ordlna!&; ~ neeollnc a cCIIIIblratlon of lour far Roofing solo run. ~ •FOt- . LEWIS other change• are the return peeted to add bee!, strength, 8Dd experience to the middle; movlrw: or oaenatve tackle Jbn SWatzel to end, andlhe ahllt of ollenslvo center Harey Slawter to tackle. It will be a ell~ dong bottle !rom whlaUe Ill whistle. And before a atanding room only crowd Game limo 8 p.m. alxtlt i ~. tepllrStrvlce· . i•HEAfiNG ' . . · . Jackeonvllle 5 Toledo 3 paiHI. , - ~·· TolnlrU' JackiiCIIIVIilo ani Co!um[I!Ja · •nUMBING , •ROOFING h"" eaeh movod willdn ooo pme ol -.w their boot or 11.., a8millnal playott Hrlel ln the IDtetnotlonil ~ . DaJmy Frlaella 8Dd llarrJo Raz!ano CCllnblned Ill limit thej Toledo Mud !lens to IIYB hila I y 2-2llM ThiD"adioy nlabl aa Jackooovllle f1tol MDI . ocored a W Ylctory lor Ito. be tile margin "' vlelllry - IMgue petDDI, a 2-4 lead In tile IIICOIId, bul the Mot• eblHed away 8Dd KELVINATOR ·--;J Howard Slams Bomers, (;'a.:;_ Sens Drop Orioles, 4-1 :.=e :.Cr~ 10~~": UCU.FT. Smith is One ... walk around lhe hiJ>plea and hop. plea and come up willt ~ live aa,ylngs ol tllelr own? PERPLEXE!l PARENT" I Dear Parent: I know a woman whoae answer putting down aD awfUl dellre ':Will ""' ttop .,;,, 'Tiit .,,_,. ,,., Is • .c'" KAFKAISQIIff• ....1' "making out·~ meaDs copy them - IIIDOd-111'• tad! 8Dd yoo got a dozal answers- you'd bave the drv& - orlaltad It's aometlllrqj dll!erent to .,.,_ words die out lUI, 111or1 1lllnrl ery one oltbom. a.t In my time lllem, Parent. - H. days advanced exploration; and "go.. ing all the WI¥" was exactly City." C> ............... .., Wldlgnillecl or un-somothlng for hls mother to use the currert slanguage. When l asked hlm wbat he meant, he replied, "Well, just tu ''forbiMeo" modetnll.anlwu talk !tile oilier mothers. W h y a barrage of oldies: "Horseleacan-t you use the worda of your thersl,'' "Giager peachy," uswellegant," "Hot Patood.e," own ivneratton? I felt aa II l should look up 11Raz,amatazll" .... Her kids li'om my spimlng wlleel and say, lhougbt lt .. CllalDt thoiY started •• Prithee, whereat do y o u a fad aroomd achool, ao &hellfad:. · speak?" uated to ''bang.up" IDd us o c k Well, Pll admit tile alang o1 it to Jhel" my generatloa was more IP&The moral Is: When III<Q' cow us, lt'o a compllment, but If we clflc. All< a kids nowa- DOcTOR'S MAILBAG ' otbor Helen Help lo oo much • • • or the current teen talk drug We have en ha nc ed the stamps have in common-ad- or hippie oriented? - "ll's IIIJ' future of everything-except hesive that tastes "ugh." thing (or bag)," ''freak-out,•• • • • the o v e ra II future of tlie ·~low your mind, u ueruh," human race.--Stewart Uckll, By the time the conven"spaced or psyched - out!' 1bey secretary of the Interior. tion aration finishes, you'll mostly imply you're drawing aunderstand why Chicago is nicknamed the "Windy wey !rom the world. ~~ on ductlng !arm lo11es !rom ~ rivorted liiCCIDO 'lrllll farm ID:ottte tllotr 19113 relneome subject to high-l>racket ol•-• - . . opefatiCMII," turn&, tile ii!U!b' 86 per tu nteo. the .-.port llld. • cent - two ooit or tbreo - ·,.... The Agriculture Doporlment "Thm ·!P,in bojolneu receipts ported prollta.· stucl.v noted lllat 3.2 mlllioo In- averqed tf0,110 - tar ,larav Edward L Relnael, an Acridlvldua!s llled tax returns which than receipts or the four - euiture Doporlmont . • .....,.at Included farm lnc<1110 In 19113. income ......,L ·• who dlieeted tile atUil)', laid the Economists, dlYidl~ tile list "Neverlhelejo, more lbantwo- reoulta helP llQiiore tile . ::;;;~~ lniD live gnq~s rang!~ !rom !lllrdo (of lhe waa!fll1 .......>.· ldao tbot ~ ineome·, Hpoor"' to "wealthy," put only reported tann: losaea," the poUCle1 lor tarmerl cu. be Ued 66,000 talQiayers lntD tile q r..,ort added. . CG~~Plete]J · to· ...,WW. r rom grOI(l. 111e wnaltll7 c!aasllleatloo In- lanDs. · · There are DOW OV81' SOC) Wealthy Not Farmers eluded lbpayera who reported M..-e than a mUltoa 1963 taxU.S. wlldllfe sanetuarlea "The 66,008 wealfll1ludlvldu- !ann Income ani hid combined payers - _.1y a third oltlle encompallliog more than 28 als who reported farm Income farm ud nonlarm lneameJ of total who hid finn incolne million acres, The World In 1963 can hardly be lllougjrt over $25,000 a year. were c!aaoed u poco-. a.t Rein- Almanac IIIJS. Prelldent or as !armors a!lllough they In contraat Ill the WMIIII1 ul aal4 lhlo rio duo as much Theodore Roosevelt ellibgrGUjl wharo only 31 per cent or to 111e1r low oB-lllnn earnlqja IJ.shed the ftnt oatloUt those who hid !ann· ,.... aa Ill their IUIIIII relliru !run w!lclllfe preaerve In 1903 at Pellean Jaland, Fla. AI· · ported a prollt from lllrmlnc. llllllil Ianni. the report showed profita re"PIIbllc .,Ucles almld at '"" though a modest three-aere ported by 87 per cent of 'tile __ creaoll!ll human wollare nood Ill are!. of sand and mADlll"O\'e trees. Pelican lllanc£ bu "poor'' !ann tupayers. be dhorcecl lr<im the earnillrls aided the survival of brown Two-Thirds Prolfted of larmo ind rel&tecl dlreetl7 to pelleau, cormoraoia, Avorqlqr all the 3,2 mlllion the Income altuaUon of ludlvi- egr,eta, llllhiDgu atid lbbli. · lna'' """' of dust from the ground, and breollwd into hfl IIO&Irill the breath of life; and man BERRrS WORLD with ,Farms Losers ··· we knew where we stood. 11Neck- Dear Holen: •'Miri<'• aa,yo a Uttle a411toey WBI kisslnc; '"Pettiag"' WU .i:.ord God formed become a hoing being.Gene.tia 2:7. 'The study wu based on 1963 Income tax returns. 1t may pro- while oil ~. aocond win In throe IIIJDIL The Mud Hena, who won the Columbus, Big Blacks Expecting Win .. important realley is that they By BERNARD BRENNER Pme, Wblle the answer woo't ba r-n lor 111110 time, 5unda1'1 OllOnirw pme -eon defeJd. lng Eaatern c..rerenee ebalp"Wbr wub •r left ...., pion llallao an 11ie Detrotl Llooa WH'"' ltf" oheuld help lodleate whether the Cowboya he.., recovered !run 1heir Iaiit miaute losMS to Green 11a1, In tile 1908 and '67 NNLtitlo-L Oellas Cooch Tom Londry, 111 UDllod ..... lntonlatiollal whooe 1ea1t1 c0011>Ued a 3-3 p,... Amerfcao !AQie W~ L. Pel. GB oeaaoo mark, oJQ>Ocll Ill ha.. Ids squad at CUll otrencth lor Oelndt IS U .133 PT. PlEASANT - The flllll Baltimore 85 83 .574 ~ tile Cottoo _ , meetlrw willl like t11otr 1188 Ill& Blacka footthe ilq>roved Llooa ol the Baaton ' 71 Ill .5$1 15 CloreliiDd 'It 71 .527 15'h Western Conference'• Central ball edition. Undefeated (Barbouravllle ~•. NfW Yorl< 71 70 .521 1~ DIYiatoo. Parkorsburll South 33 • 0), lhe That meono quarto<back llon Otlldand 71 72 .511 1'/1h Blacks, aa,yo aportawritar Jack lleredllll, llanl<er Bob Hayes llllllttaota 1111 78 ,tel 2t 1 Rosen, "HaYII tasted raw meet Cillfornla A IS .121 30'1. an:1 the ' domtaday de!enae" and Uke it." CbiCIIO 8i i7 -~~ 12'h are ready to begin the march Walllln8toil 58 at .195 35 lllward another showdown battle wl11i tile fllvored Packera In the 'lburlday'a Reaulta West. Oellaa Is lavored by nine waoid'II!IDD • Boltlmpre 1 ner the lJoDa. COul7 pnio ocllodol..O In ether NFL action, !llnneTocla1'a - l e Plteboro ta Ia a 13'h point ravonte over (i\11 Tlmeo ED'!? ~rnla (McGlothlin ,10-13) Atlanta lD a Saturds,y n4lhl at adCIIO <Fisher 7-10), 9 p.m. ()aldorid (Bmter 12-12) at u.. troi~,(Wll- 12-12), 8 p.m. By JOE GERGEN Bal!low..-. ()(<:Nally 20-8) at UP! !!porta Wrltar Cl~ (IIebert 12-1o>. s p.m. FrlDk Howard hove ~ (Dionce 11-lf) al killed ooo bird 111111 two atonoL (Culp 12-8), 7:30 p.m. Howard, the mualw slii!IPT 1 New York ~em,yer 19-11 or t b e Waolllnltoo Senatnro, .ani Ba1men 15-10), at Wallhlng. peroonilly shot down lhe Oriole a IIlii (Collllllll 11~ ODd willl a pair or mighty homer• 10-4) Z, 5 p.m. - - College oen1or dofen- Thuri!day nl&ht. lllld, in the Salnrdsy'l Gomel slvo hallbock Bob a. Smltb"' proceas, may have delivered the Calffornla al ChlCIIO, nl&bt Hemlock Grove Ia ..,. o1 28 lalll,. blow to Boltlmore'o Otlldlllld at Dob'olt lattermen 00 tile Plmoor loot- ladl~ Alllerleon League ,.... Baltimore at Cleveland ball team that will _. Ita 1988 nant hopes. New York a1 Waahlnslllll campslp Sept. 21 oplnat Emor7 Howord'o 411t 8Dd 421111 Mlmeaota at Hollon & Henry COilep or Virginia. homers, which accounted lor Natkotal Leque Sndlh, a lllrll-l'IIT letlermen, the lirot lltreo Wuhi'II!IDD runs, w. L. Pel. GB helps ~e Marlatte Ito . moat downed the Orloleo t-1 In u.e st. Loulo 91 57 .815 ·-rienced ...,..r In over a dec- only major ' - pme played. Son Fnnclp> 79 88 .t37 ll'h ado. Coach Joe McDaniel an1 hill It dropped Boltlmoro Slh pmos Clndmotl 78 at .524 IS'h I<IJid look for lmproYement lido behind Detroit 8Dd reduced the Cbl$ 78 72 .514 15 · lall 00 last year's t-4--1 record. Tigers' lllltllc 1111111ber lor 75 72 .510 1.\'h A 1985 gra4111e or PQmoro,y cUnehl~ tile ~ Ill aewn. 1'1-..lh 71 75 .481 19 illlll School Smllh earned three . oa.. MeNall)"s 12 • . pme Pldladel»lda .611 77 .178 21 1~ lotlero there 8Dd aa a wlmlnc streak came Ill an Lol ~· 61 81 .Uil 2f'h . MDior. wao !l8llllld .to ,tha AII ~ e!ld when Howord hit a BouiCil!~<\,' : ,.. 'f2Jfi4 z2~f/ .~ ~l'aJU.::lll. ~:-~~;~ID · ll(mertlodthe.!!' tile 11ourth1 ani New Tort ··.M b i .Hll o . the 1!011 or Mn. r.oota smith; .""''" ocore • 'l'buflllil1'1 Betllita 8Dd the late Ralph Smith. · r<Peated In the aovenlh after (Jio pme1 o~..O Tim CUllen wao hit by a pitch. Tocla1'• Proboble Pitchers Howard, eQjoylng tile lioeat (All Tlmea ED'!? REDS MEET GIANTS ol hla eoreer, all but Plttabw-lb (MooN 8-8) at Now SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) _ Tho ellnehed lhe AL hiXDe run York ()(Dolman 1?-10), 8 p.m. !ian FraDcloco GiaDio reoumo championship. Hhlo throe runo St. l.oula (Wullbum 12-6) al tllelr Ylrluorb '-leu chase ot batted lD raloed hlo IDtal to 102, ·(illu&U. 8-13), 8:30 p.m. u.e St. Louis Cordlnala toolibt (J>IIolao U--11) at Lo BROWNS FAVORED Atlonta "18) 1 I by hostiDI the CinclDDotl Redo CLEVELANO (UP!) - Despite ; Attpleo (~ ' 1 p.m. In tile opener of a lat!l pmo ser-Clndnnotl ()la]OIIOJ' 12-9) at lea. thetr exhlbltloo aea- loll to Sin Fnncloeo ~ 14-13), u • ··-__,eodhw canis the Now Orleana Salnta tile Cle..,. 1110 --lalld will be oil poht P.~-· 'ilo!lllllan ,10-11 8Dd 8Dd Giants were Idle 'l'huTBday lllvcirl• the two taama Nlekro 11-9) at p!dltdolllbll !~:0,~,.;;,..""!~~ ldck off tho 1988 r...,W oeaacn ~ 18·11 8Dd Jo1mJnn 2-:), dhal ·wlna 8Dd san FraDcloeo . ID New orleano a.!ldQ. • 6'~ Tho PDIO II OJIIIeeted Ill Ito ., ""'p.m. IOIBOs llltallrw four moaoa that tract more than 83,000 lano ani l'lttabur~: nl&bt :.Lcanrs haw cliDched tile PID- should be a oellaul well bolore Standings etly away; millions or Americans are deeply troubled as to whether they got the full story from the TV screen. A second Rich ' Tho Dally SeniiDol, Mlddlopori-Pomoro.r, 0., sept. 13, 1968 Middleport, 0. • �'I · (··~ ·' .,• ' ·.' ··':J ,\ > ~ :J' ' · }• ·~I ' • • ,. i • I• 'c r -J'' I · _.t .'t '- • ' • , , "vI .. • -~-: ,. ~ 1f k .!~·,·.), ·,.•, . , ,.'' r-:./ _ ·, ' ··•' ' , · • .·~' • ' · • . ''"-~·-~, ' ), __,...• ...... .TM 11111.1' ~ , J,Iidl~,!:t<.~'1IJI'r.,,,_o. , ""Ptn, ,... I • 1 ~· - .. l ... r1;'r •• i1 .. C ~. . , ~; , •,~ . Pre:.:·?, ;y.~ Vii::~:>··on~ert Series ' r- ~-. ' ;,.· ~' .>·. ~ ' •. ' u;:,· ·~ . wiok ·, . •· .' . . . • . • ~...., ~ folk alll&trl obi the ~ . C<ilicarll, , 11!0:, of ular·Loo J!l.anj Trio, a Plow \'oiii. ~,;ot aulllt- .tan ilil<inlblo. lhe 11tiiu~r~aild'iUimiet ., Eaob WQ!'ker wbo attends lito -·ell- Tuppers Plains Society News SOIL All the children were present but one daughter, Garnet Barthelemy ot Dayton and she had been here for a visit a few weeks ago. By MRS. EVELYN BRJCKLES Mr. and Mrs. David Ross of Athens, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence and son. DaM,Y, recenUy return- Balser and' family, local, spent ed from a vacation trip to Ni- SuJ\day evening with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Way Clark and Linagara Falls. Mrs. Gladys Violet ai'Kl: Miss da. Linda Spencer attended the wedLell Jean Hawkins or Columding of David Heaton and Miss bus, alii her sister, Mr. and Janet Frank at LongBottom Meth- MrS. Harold Parker and famodist Church Sunday afternoon. ib· of Coalgrove, Ohio; Norval Rodney Chevalier also attended Osborne of Marlon, Floyd, Car~ the wedding and served as best ol and James Osborne of Radman. The couPle will live in ner, Ohio, all were Sunday guests Parkersburg where Mr. Heaton of Mr. and Mrs. John Arbaugh. is in college at Mountain State. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Taylor Mrs. Joan Ctlantoni is spend- and family of Torch were Suning a week's vacation in Hawaii day evening supper guests of wllll her husbaOO, Mario Calan- his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Blain tonl who is stationed In Viet- Taylor and helped celebrate the nam. Mrs. talantoni, the fotm- birthday of Mrs. Taylor. ·The aMual hootecoollng of the Orange Christian Church was held on Sunday, Sepl 8. Tile Allred Church Homecoming will be Sunday. Sepl 15. Nellie Parker, Nina Robinson, Clara Follrod, Thelma Henderson, and Helen Woode, attended the annual fall district meeting of the Women's Society of Christian Service, held at Camp Francis Asbury, near Rio Grande on Thursday, Aug. 29. Vicki carr spert several days undergoing 'tests in the Veterans Memorial HospHal last week. She returned home Friday. Eric Parker of Chicago, m., er Joan Shultz, is Uving at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Shultz. ker, and Eddie. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Windland and two children of Columbus, visited his brother, Wilbur Wirxiland and ramily over the weekend, and attended church here Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Taylor spent Sunday In Jacksonville, Ohio, and atterxied the Old Settlers' Reunion. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Atherton and family of LeJart. Ohio, visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Atherton, over the weekend. The Swartz l'amily rewrlon held in the Woode Grove, Sui"Kiay, SepL I, had an attendance or 65. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Shultz Wyler inca flex NAVION All stainless steel M1de IOf the man who works with his hands! The Navion absorbs shock and vibration, takes hard usage. Dustproof, too. Guaranteed water· proof*. ruaranteed slloek·rnistant. JUaranteed mainspring. Accurate. ruued, budget priced! No better watth for heavy duty. See it today. Mr. and Mrs. R. K, Rowan of Middleport. spent a few day11 this past week at their home here. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Caldwell recei \led word of the birth of 1 son born to their daughter and son-in-Jaw, Mr. arxl Mrs. Jerry carter of Rockey Mount, North "hovldifll _cryatll intKt, &tnulnt parh -.d. c;ua"ntHd In wrilln&, renewlblt ewry 2 )'Urs for tile lift ot tilt wttcl'l . 2..,..,. rt-wllupiOOfinr $1.50. ..llllnu wll•ltiiiiiNiinsptilll rtpltctd nH lfM,bfollll. carolina. The children and their families of Mrs. Effie Watson, all were present Sunday for a famIly dinner and get,.w..gether with their mother, Mrs. Effie Wat- Bernice Hoffman and son, Ste- ven, of Rutland, were dinner guests Sunday of her parerts, Mr. aoo Mrs. Charles Betzing. Ralph Parker of Chester was calling on his sister, Mrs. Ethel Stout Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Blain Taylo...'isited · Mrs. Alberta Marshall at Marietta last Surda.y, Mrs. Anna Louise Jackson and husband o( Athen&, bought a lot of John Arbaugh and moved their trailer on it recently. Dorsell Miller returned home from St. Joseptt Hospital, Parkersburg, a rew days ago. Old Town spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Par- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Guthrie spent several days with their ~son-.~1)-11"! .4Dd da~~~. Flats News Welden Carroll, John KUcayne PHIL CO BIG SCREEN TABLE COlOR TV 1969 MODELS Be ready for the IIIW fall 6202 BK Centurion Strlu-Contemporary Charcoal blal:k stripple finish. propams. 6" Ov11l Speaker. 22~ "high, 3()1~ "wide, 22 ~ "deep ; 4" cup 449.95 MAIN ST. ....•• ••• HARRY MILLER 992-3635 POMIROY and attended the State Fair at of Winchester, Mass., Mr. and Columbus. Mrs. Leonard Coursen, East Li v~ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bentz erpool, and Mrs. Mae Van Meter, and ramily or Lancaster. Ohio, local, visited Mr. and Mrs. Char- visited relatives in the vicinity lie Carroll and Cami(.y. during the Labor Day weekend. Jane Vipperman returned home Sunday evening supper guests to Gihanna after spending her or Clara Follrod and Nina Robswnmer vacation with Mr. arxt inson were Mr. and Mrs. Billy Mrs. Charlie CarroiJ. Follrod and Sue Ann ot Athens, Mrs. Hattie Powell, Earnest Mr. al11 Mrs. Gerald Swartz and and Terry, local, visited Mr. family of Marietta, and Mr. and and Mrs. Homer Icenhower. Mrs. Robert Robinson and famMr. aOO Mrs, Omer Dailey, IIJi of Belpre, Ohio. local, called on Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Follrtm a n d Ricky Icenhower. Buckley recently spent a week Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Powell, at Band Camp near ruo Grande. Reeds ville; Roney and Carol Dailey, Paul Sellers, Mr. and Mrs. There are about 250 species James Dailey, local; Virginia of frogs in the world. Colbry and Debra of East Liverpool, Ohioj Mrs. Marie Lawrence, Mr. am Mrs. Hayes Mc- and Connie Racine Houle, visitMurry 1 and Mrs. Doris Dailey ed Rev. and Mra. John Busch called on Mr. and Mrs. Roy recently. Mrs. Millie Roush Is vacaPowell aOO Camily. Mr. BOO Mrs. Oris Fredrick tioning In Kentuclcy. · Mr. and Mrs. CecU Roaeberry and Shelia, Indianapolis, Ind., visited Mrs, Sylvia carpenter, and two chUdren, and Mro, Edni Mr. and Mrs, Harold Tayler, Bush visited Mr. and Mrs. James Cincinnati, and Mr. an:1 Mrs. Middleswart and tamlly ot Port.Pearl Hawthorne, local. visit- land Roula. Mr. and Mra. carroll White, ed Mr. arxl Mrs. Dillon Tayler. Mrs. Sarah Hoback, Rolandres, Doria, Dlau and Kellll, Raelno Mr. Jerry Johnson, Shippingport. Route; Mr. alii Mrs. JIGIIby Joo Pa.; Mrs. William Little, Storya Wolte, Terry, Voota, and. ClayRun; Mr. al11 Mrs. Henry Davis, ton, Racine Routei Mr. Fred Cheshirej Mr. and Mrs. John Kesterson. Rllelne Route, &lll Ours, Earnest Bush, Racine Rt., Mr. Homer lcemowor, local, and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bush called on Mr. and Mra. Maywood Johnston Sul"llay. ~nd Mrs. Coel1e Hudson "Yisite~ the Jack Clarks. land, Mrs. Helen Jones of Cinch,_ Mti is visiting her sister and husband, the Heil Frenehes. Mrs. Grace Clark and daugh- ter Sheila, and Mrs. Mary carsey and daughter Judy, made a business trip to Parkersburg, W. VL recently. Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Neal honored Mr. and Mrs. Pete Ketter with their anniversary dimer. lt was their 57th anniversary. Mrs. Frances Young and Mrs. Norma Lee made a business trip to Pomeroy Thursday. • Mr. and :Mrs. Robert Alkire and son, Ray, attended the State Fatr sunday. Mrs. Joe Carsey bas retur~ ed from Holzer Hospital, but Mr, Lawrence Donahue is still a patient at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Barbara Young is visiting her sister, Mrs. llarL Clifford Cuclder attended the state fair a coi.Q)le of days. Mrs. Mirmie McGrath has r~ turned home after assisting her sister in Loganacoupleofweeks. Dr. and Mrs. Dan Gibson and the weekend with their parents, the Bud Douglas' arxl Mrs. Lana Gibson. Mrs. Gertrude Corney and Mr. and Mrs. William Howard of Janesville, Ohio, spent the weekend with their father, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jooes. Mrs. Goldie Jones and Melva Howard called on Ava Gilkey Sunday evening, and also Clinton GOkey and Tad of Alben,y. Mr. and Mrs. H, D. GOkey of Pomeroy, !!pent Labor Day with his mpther, Ava GUkey. cnaon1 Cuckler was In the village recently. Children or Pomery and Mid-- dleport visited the M. A. Epples SUnday. Mr. aDd Mrs. Delmar Rhodes spent the weekelkl in West Vir- ginia wltlo the Richard ~pies. Their nine - year - old grandson broke hlscollarbonewhlleswlng- Holzer Hospital: Vlsltlngboura 11rfght, Mrs. Cbaries J, Bentlne, 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents mly on Mra. Garred 0. Blake, Jelrrey A. Cbevalier, Joseph ll crown, Pediatrics Ward. Jr., Mrs. Dlgene C. Dmeu, Admissions Mrs, WUlfall'l 0. Gentry, Mrs. Stephen Lee Patrlcl, 622 Third Ave.; Richard K, thphenson, 43 Vinton Ave.j Mrs. William J. Brown, 451 Hedgewood Dr.; Mrs. Lecta M. Gardner, 38 Smithers st.; Harley R, Wens, -Rt.lCrown Cltyi James A, Hammond, Sr., Gallipolis; Mrs. Cecil R. Miles, RL 1 Bidwell; Miss Clnda L. Miller, Rt. I Crown CU~·; Christo- day Aikins' home SUnday. e 4·wheel disc brak es and 4-sr:-eed smooth ' • sy nchromesh gear bOK .teet to Milwaukee The B u c k s acquired Nl!lled 6-toot..lO rebounder Dick Cunningham frGIII the Phoenix Suns Thursday in a deal between the National Baakatboll Association's two eJII)anslon clubs. Or. . .,,.... . • . ""lllf tnltat .• .. An.l rllui rn. tifactOr)' CrUmp, 0011\P8111e•. aat- <OIIII>lellan of a mer- regulalorl' - ..~ Torma of the prOposed merger f!I'O!o1dO tbat Citizens ~~ ls1111 shares of Ita ...,.ertlhlewtlui preferred lloek Ill bobanp lor the out81aDding convertlhle voting preferred llock of Tower. In iddlllon, Cldz.,s wiD ex<baiiP 1.35 shares of Ita oommon tor each share of ToWer Contributing ·.Hairdressers :Name Officers To Qrph(Jn Home ' • ter. • .• · , ' ' ..For New year FROM $39. fj DIAMONDS FROM THE HOME .OF INSTANT CREDIT TIFFIN CREDIT JEWELERS. POINT PL MabelLHalley,~rlng. 416 MAIN ST. 3 ROOMS New Furniture · ONLY $299 "W AIVERS WITHDRAWN CINCINNATI (UP0 - The off· ' field problems or the Cincinnati Benplsdfhur8day were more interesting tharl What the AmaH- can Football League team did on the practice Oeld. Coach Paul Brown claimed Del)l' ver Bronco quarterback Stev6 Tenai when the Broncos put him on waivers, but when Denver was notified, Tet:J,sl's waivers were withdrawn. Melp c..-l•at ,.,., Property MASON. . EUINRUIE CO. "VGS H '"'N Alt£A IUCIIAIID~ OWEN, Pl1M.IIIHIJI oaorie Electric Water HeQier . NatJGnU MlnrU•Iftl "llii'NIIWill'l 1116. 111tll~tr, lnl:,. U &.ll tl• a,. Nelr York, Sulli«lfllan ftal : illllf!h"«< 'rJ CN"rifr llllert t..U..W. » -- ... ~ - ,., In -.I¥&1\Ce II IIIII Dt.llr SMJ.1i OII'INo IILJL lilx IIIOIIUll, IUQ. Tllnl .............. a, -m. ......... ..... lllaocrlplitn •rln ~ ~ Tt--. :; . ·• FLOWERS 992-2039 IIR NIGHT 949 2951 Pomeroy Flo- Shop *· Malft , ...... MilS, MILLARD VAN METER SPECIAL 52 Gallon S79 ·.. ASK TO WED PI'. PLEASANT - ThomaS Dewe.Y Mayes, 22, u - . . . . .... carol Iqm E. SU,a"" Fltlprald. Paul D. l .. FitijOrlld to F.doa ¥- 0-'1$ ....._.,..,...·,..;'!'l!ll.,.... trOcl&.ln ·-.. . ·· SPECIAL OF'F'ER ~· HEATERS ELECTRIC WATER A., Cheater•. , .Elfwai,t. · llqboo to Geraill . Silioiler;, Lorenll Swloher, Lot, . MW',tport. ,. ' ~ !), Bmlth, 10 Welllr .EI>. CfrovU Wltl,..~!:!,:8.-'25.00 TrH1 -tno,.~dl..otor,.:_-;;~~~ '"~""" EUBl«! ·~ t'h A., ,.f'j;;,-_.-.,f·'· · ~ '• =. .,.,... . . , . -. . . ~ Jr., O.Coilt1, ilri ,;,_ llis. Jt,P • G. J~U~~ra¥•• · ~~~~ " ' ; J~lol Q;.'2 l(r1, 1'11!11 'ir.uac., Jlro, .Car· ""- • . · roll cuiO, _ . .,.. C1lffGiid lllo!Jo; Mrl. James A. Bwer)J. . , MrL 1$111 tr.Dp, Colli-, M!'L Mr~~~'•ir!i ~~:-· R~ L G. VoldoD, ·Kn. Bull KroG~, Mrl. Charlo~ Une<i, dol, IIIia, Jlilllt - · Mra. 1 • Mrs. Irvin Rarrlek, Mro. OICOI' W, Clari<e; !fro. Georp Tlblt, ~ .... , Mrl. RuaNO Wood, )fro; Jolm BrlntGn, Mr1. w.,.;o DaYll, Mro Joke!loore,Mra.Fisll- v.l Thaler, Capt., Mrl. Jom Rat- Mro.......~ liou, iii-o. DonMra. James Coon.,, Mra. ..."",. M D aid M. Robl._ .Mra. lllehlri James Kemp, Mr a, J • N• • •· ...... Mill ~ Ha,ywud. vii, Mra. Morrill Evua. --.. Mrl. Paul w_.., Mra. Bill Society mp etes Joo J - ; Jolll Bnllloardl. '.• Cljll., J01i1 cartr, WWiam Lorp, Gerald Tusoln& lllurlco • ~ ·-~~ • Dun, Dr."""'"--. . PI'. PLEASANT - The WomMr. aDd !fro. Klmball &lf1, an's Mlaalonary SOcleO' of lbe er, co411'''"'• lrfr, tDd Mri. · .Main Stroot Baptlat Cllll"eh have Durell L, ........, Mr. alld Mricompleted plans lor lbe Fall Ral- Eidon 0. Waercb, Mr. aDd Mrs. ly oftheTN.YsValley Assodatloo C, R. McGimesa, Mr• .ftd Mr•• to be held at the local church on ll 0. Fronds. Sept. 21 !lith reglalrallon beginReslcleol8 of Rio Grllldo will ning at 9:30 a.m. conlaoted by lbe foUowlntl The Rev. BW Blnchm&n, mis- "" worker&, beaded by Mrl. Zelma sionary from Japan, will bo the NortJoc:utt aa captain, Mrs. Clyde terty, Co I - Fall Rally Plans The animal Jwnped onto the ldghw'ay from a corn lleld lntD the patlt cor a car drivoa by Herabel G. Waugh, 53, Aalttoot, w. va. Damage to · the car was estimated at $300. The sherlll'a department also , _... a ~ ••• Wedlles- .. day evening dltebed on Mlllllolle Road. OWner of lbe vehicle Ia Barry Rosenthal of Maryland. Damages to the ear was estlrna~ at $200. ce~1; .senpney. • *""' · a.-, teroon. ar. Clannc:o 11. Gllke)', R u l b Glll<of• _to)llalao I. Smltlt, ~­ Site . K...... D. N. c-a. Mrl- Iqle llUDJ- mon. Pl.--~ ~ ••· ,_, · __.. -~- w-• -Club- u ruchar<l MacK.O.zto~ ·Mrs. Jolm •~ . • Mra. Harol.d Wlaeman, ollllal.,ulllbe drl•o,alldlllelr -v· er om~ .' Mro. Kellb Blll, Mra. llullllqn<b; J.lr•. Donald Mrl. Lowll sduntdl, Capt., II -•aaod11fMn.RobatCoeh· PT. PLEASANT - The SlierIll's clopartment Investigated a mlobap ·Thureot.l' 8:40 a.m. 18 mllea south of Pt. Pleasant on Rt. 2 resulting In the death of a "'"• owned by Jlmlny Wat. G..-. Louise Gnon to Lowoil D. stanley, Allc'lo F. stanley, .2.00 A., Sclplo. Devld· · Jo,y ··~oaklnl, 1111111 E. Jonldas U. Pormelll A. Cox Lot 74, !llddlopcir~ iloD 11. Will to Heese Thelma• We•~ i.ot, Pcmorey. RHoo ~Wool to"'"""' Hut.hloop, & Evtl.\'ll Hutcblson, Lot,P..,orey, lflrPret Hottle doc, to Tell ll Hottle, Telll p. Randall, 11ft fbi' Irani.. Cbtatet. TeD II. Hottle doe., to Telll D. Ra""'~l, all- lor trana., Cbt~ om. ...............,. tetrltr ' .• 1 Raren, Mrl- *'- Snek~O:asala& die na...... li'M will be the foUowllltl -·Mrs. ~.... · ~. Jr., ..,..,op~.all!o, N. r •· cliu1es Glbbl, Mrl. Richard Jmoo, Mro. PJtrlek l.c>dlin, . Mrt. MeCUIIouP and Mro. Roi>on Hoolllcb• . llatdd . - · cor ,the Pt. team.-- ran, Mra. Tom J 1,.., Mrs. 1) ,....._ Yrl Billy Clrl • ~. · • Don Dulol and llro. Jolll Wile.,.._ Mro. Nolan 9R ..........,. will be ......ling the MIICII-liew llr.T•.,.... WO!i<mllll 1'olllll'Ol' - Mrs.d Jamel ~BJ:Ien ~ Mra. T o · BIG PUSH IS ON In Highway ·.; ; !::"'"''' TIMIIIIU. !diulr Publit'*l dllb ftOil)l ~ ... n. Ohia Valle~ Publlllllrw ~. uo lltdlllu. .'ft.. ,_....,, ChiD, 15111......... ' ' - h~21H, fAIOrill ,,._ •WII7. *--1 dtU ~ Plld M - ~ .• Cow Killed Deeds , MASON, W. YAo D£VOTt:D TO INTEIIENr Ot' ....-: 0.... - " 11.511. &,. IIIIth 0. ,_, 'IUD, Sb IIIGIIIhl NA """"' ..... lUI. !lontbl.Y domdOOI to the GJ'UJ>o Izens. The commoo atock of both GI'UIIII.\', Cldzens and Tower hal boon VL, "" the Oll>lian aebool .... trade ovor.the-<liiiiiiiOr. Cldhcllle beiJV mldo !l1 a PCIII- :r.enl ia a dlveraifted tlnanclal erf/Y chureh junior )'OUill ll'Oit>- aorvlcoa holding company. Mootlllll Sunday nlgbt at lbe d)' !l(liinlain Mlaoloo It $30.00 ......... .. THE DAILY SENTINEL Yton. Ci!l', - 0011111100 n• Discharges Levi Adidns, Charles C. A 11- - atod<. cozz.,s stated that no change In lbe manapment 'or _.atlon of Tower Ia contamplatedalldthal ottar the merger Tower will be -•ted ao .a subaldlary of Cit- Pomero)' Cburob n!Chrlot, Clthy Ooborae, pro-m. had charge with membora reapondlllll to roll eal1 by 11111111111 a book n! the Bible. The aoerelal')'' a report w11 tllven ll)' Debbie Osborne, 1111 Crall Veno,y II"' the treoourer'a report. Karen Bal!J bad pruer. ''Treuurea Found ln tile lllble" was lbe program tq>. lc, Bible quizzes wore c~ and tho Bible otudy waa led by Mra. BetQr Miller, JPOIISOr. Clthy Dabome the eonteat wlmer. To cooclude tbe prCJII'IIIl, the ll'lq> ADI "I Tra..t '"' tho Hallelujalt Train," and "I K'eop Ill Toucb with Jeoua." Mra. 'lbslma Osborne will be IIPOIIIOI' lor lito nut 11101!11JV and the program iqJle will be "A Good Turntl Metd~" Wilbur, Rt. 3 AlbiUIY; Lewis M. too; Mrs. field. ~>ISTED New approval "ll)' the atock- I>Oldorl cor - . SANDWI(f.l Mrs. Joseph C. Venters, Jr.• WUIIam W. Webb, MJ:s. Thomas R. Burn aides IDII1nfant daqgh- Riddle, Rt. 1 Liverpool, Ohioi Mrs. Margaret A. Wallace, R.t. 2 Wellston; Mrs. Lawrence M, Will, Hamden; Mrs. Thelma Pratt, Ravenswood; Mrs. Harvey L. Maynard, Raceland, Ky.; Mrs. Morlen J. Rowland, Coal- FOR ALL OCCASIONS CliNNINGHAM TRADED MILWAUKEE (UPO - F. Keosell, Camilla s. Lewis, Roy A. Stumbo, Mullah A. Swl, pher T. Wolfe, . Rt. 2 Racine; Donald R. Hurn, Ironton; Mrs. Pearl M, Carter, Jack1011; Martin E. WeiU, Ironton; Mrs. Mary McGowan, Rt. 4 Oak ffill; Mrs. Letha Riley, Athensi Vance D. ing. Mr. alld Mrs. Robert Jewell were dinner guesta at the HaUl- Richard L. Jordan, Mrs. Esther CHAIIWEN · Gilbert COrti Society News BY AVA GILKEY Mrs. John Carraway fWiltha Clark) alkl two children of Mary- · C>lll; Melli c.utq,-lolrs. JIDIII O'Brlea; l'l Plouart. Mro. Don c. Klnai7 llll,llro. Rai.Pb . ~ tO the worker H blo . 110111re teuu II preiiOIL Two aU:faelloo!l bevo. al....., Mrs. Lowil A. Sehmlcl of boon sd1odulod ' D!l lbe oirtea, GaDipollo Ia bea41118 lbe drive Mttlls and c-. ~ thla year u general ehalrnwt, ,.' 1-i>JJ .Fab•tlou• eO-i~ ~ ,f . ·I.Jii!ai . cap_!." / Dolo, Mr.: a.- Kclliti. Lpt. Mrff..:. ' .. . ! . ~ . ~ 11011 ·I lk Mrs. .!~oellllllll!til, ~';t'l· . ; ~ ... ~·· inl L Noal, Mra. ~ . · ' . ~ . . . _ Iiiii Nod F.._; Mro. Jamal - · .llf'- CtiiM'' lllillott_~ , ~~ Ill E. IID;\-.r, Jr., ,lfrl. Jo¥ !irll. Dcln c,,XI ) •iltlll; atra. Daall4 leo. Harfisonville •• Reedsville • • sau.., Pteo..nt, KelloY. 19, Pt. have made awucation <tor a marrtap u...,ae Ill lbe of. Ilea of lbe COUJdl' clerk. ACTION DISMmED PI', PLEASANT - An order Qted ll)'lbe dreult court lou boon entered Ill lbe o!!l.eo o! the clr<ult clerk dlsmlaJIDa lbe ell..,.... aetlml of ley Marpret ClEARANCE/ 67 Olds F-85 Club Cpe. • • • ·- • • ·- ·- • -$2495 Gold Oniah with matebll1( 'rin,yllnt., VB, auto., P.S., radio, 14,000 aetoal mllos. One owner. New Olda trade. 65 FordLTD 4 Dr. H.T.--- ·--- • ·-- • $1595 . 352 V8 ~ •. ~111<1blue tnterlcr. ~e rtC<IIlCIIed and were .., "toJIIIhaf. had UYing · ' ·· 64 Ford Fairlane 500 2 Dr. ---- - • • ·- • -$1095 VB, au·to., radio, w-s-w tires, burgwJdy tlnlllh with beige vin.vl bucket seats. · 65 Olds Cutlass Con.-·-··-·-····· -$1495 VS motor, auto., P.S., blue with matching Int., 1'ldlc., w-..w tires, wheel discs. .. 60 Olds 4 Door____ ,... _______ $295 VS,auto. 62 Chrysler 4 Door. ___ ....._ ____$295 VS. auto. URR &VAN ZANDT GMAC FINANCiNG ruekard vs. Robert Lavem rucl<ard statlnl lbat the ·'-""s.• P.S., white over blue, with 992..5342 MOTOROLAe CQL,QR ;. •• News, Notes •• Mr. and Mra. Dohrman ' Hoed •• are lbe birth of a •• son, Kirk Dean, born children, Kipling alii Kfm.. ••• other berly. • anllOIIII~ Sept. ~• at the St. Joseph's Hospital. Parkersburg, W, VL They have two •• •• • • e •• · FIAT 124 FAMILY SEDAN :• •• •• • • • •• SMITH AUTO SALES !• • KANAUGA, OHIO • • FIAT SALES & SERVICE •• • ., ' •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••• IIJi • - ·, .;;.·<" plenty of room ins1cle anrJ 4-dooro:;. e to get In . . reclmmg fro nt seilts _· , DIVISIONCHAIRMEN!Ional&b· out lha area ·· - · •• followo: ~Mr~~~ Rio Grllldo, Mro. Zelma North· . _ .;;~~ sor qrooment, IIIII awroval of ~··········································• •• •• ••• •• •• ••• •• -t . ' ' . M•-ltfft>fl . M ...... WUI1E .\ Tammy Ruth was a patient at Camden - Clark Hospital, Parkersbura, W. VL, where she (Save cabinet space) had plaodc surgery• Mr. and Mrs. aoj,Roed, ~ pen Plains vlalted with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Che\'aller, Sunday. Mrs. Baas lArkins and. Mrs. ·'!!ttl a -,~;r,o pUrchase of Ashland Gtl$ol~ne •" '• Tl)fte A~q week. Mr. and Mrs. VIrgil Buekley spent SUnday Iller._ witll Mr• and Mrs. Paul Buckley am fam. of Alfred. I Green ' m'llls , are heat-resistant. fire-King w- des""mid tcHi!:on iopaf-each other for convenient'1 s">t)ti"'~"--~>Vi!·~a~inet, c Jamea Ruth vtaited with Mrs. Bess Webster recently. Mro, R. E. Williams and Mrs. Lyle Balderoon and Kay visited with Mro. Alma Scott a day thlo . changes Improve handling. The W-100 Is Available on 114 or 128-lnch wheelba8os. · Mr. _IJXJ ·· thtldre«>of, Baltimore, M<C ·, s~ \ Mrs. Delbert Yost arxi famii.Y, at Sugar Grove, Ohio. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Sid O'Brien ' • •. 111f.b lhf' '~ of~~ at cBMor will receive me point the "CloN"cor lito driYe·tObeiphl -..dan _,ad meriooroblp, tbO ·.ete·· cor •tljo i'emalndor aDd 111 lddlllmW point will be • Rome of th., · BEAUTY AND THE BEAST q""!lltiell: go halld-ID-hilii!ln 1009 Pod~~:e W-100 four- . wheel-drive pickup truck. Comfort . lllld apJII!i&l'IUMlO are st~. Suspension Alfred Social Notes ·' ,, . .. . .B. . .... ariva&s.-· . '•:~~Ins aallollcl ll1 Mrl. Charleo Lin- d. the ~eal196&.&D ...,Qert ""'' STE K' '·,· HO'lJ.SE·~ " Jleldly reol)1ed for a ....... troal ..... look, lbe 1969 Chemllellfcbl lraell ... ... aumeroualmpn>•emeal& Tbeyllldlldebrillbler lllterion, tf&bter "- oealin(, aew rab ...... far 'luleter ride, aulomallc - · · alld faot-opented porldDa brake. New .,UOU ladudo a 310 .....,_ 255-llp V8 aad low--ted olde llimln wlddl ..onl better olde . - Ud low• willd aoloo. • , . :·. • \ '· •• ' c< .~., Ancl mug!l . Chew tM BEST in the ' ' like~ their ciB!>n good looks on the tat~, . . t•a>hot . milk. �'I · (··~ ·' .,• ' ·.' ··':J ,\ > ~ :J' ' · }• ·~I ' • • ,. i • I• 'c r -J'' I · _.t .'t '- • ' • , , "vI .. • -~-: ,. ~ 1f k .!~·,·.), ·,.•, . , ,.'' r-:./ _ ·, ' ··•' ' , · • .·~' • ' · • . ''"-~·-~, ' ), __,...• ...... .TM 11111.1' ~ , J,Iidl~,!:t<.~'1IJI'r.,,,_o. , ""Ptn, ,... I • 1 ~· - .. l ... r1;'r •• i1 .. C ~. . , ~; , •,~ . Pre:.:·?, ;y.~ Vii::~:>··on~ert Series ' r- ~-. ' ;,.· ~' .>·. ~ ' •. ' u;:,· ·~ . wiok ·, . •· .' . . . • . • ~...., ~ folk alll&trl obi the ~ . C<ilicarll, , 11!0:, of ular·Loo J!l.anj Trio, a Plow \'oiii. ~,;ot aulllt- .tan ilil<inlblo. lhe 11tiiu~r~aild'iUimiet ., Eaob WQ!'ker wbo attends lito -·ell- Tuppers Plains Society News SOIL All the children were present but one daughter, Garnet Barthelemy ot Dayton and she had been here for a visit a few weeks ago. By MRS. EVELYN BRJCKLES Mr. and Mrs. David Ross of Athens, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence and son. DaM,Y, recenUy return- Balser and' family, local, spent ed from a vacation trip to Ni- SuJ\day evening with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Way Clark and Linagara Falls. Mrs. Gladys Violet ai'Kl: Miss da. Linda Spencer attended the wedLell Jean Hawkins or Columding of David Heaton and Miss bus, alii her sister, Mr. and Janet Frank at LongBottom Meth- MrS. Harold Parker and famodist Church Sunday afternoon. ib· of Coalgrove, Ohio; Norval Rodney Chevalier also attended Osborne of Marlon, Floyd, Car~ the wedding and served as best ol and James Osborne of Radman. The couPle will live in ner, Ohio, all were Sunday guests Parkersburg where Mr. Heaton of Mr. and Mrs. John Arbaugh. is in college at Mountain State. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Taylor Mrs. Joan Ctlantoni is spend- and family of Torch were Suning a week's vacation in Hawaii day evening supper guests of wllll her husbaOO, Mario Calan- his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Blain tonl who is stationed In Viet- Taylor and helped celebrate the nam. Mrs. talantoni, the fotm- birthday of Mrs. Taylor. ·The aMual hootecoollng of the Orange Christian Church was held on Sunday, Sepl 8. Tile Allred Church Homecoming will be Sunday. Sepl 15. Nellie Parker, Nina Robinson, Clara Follrod, Thelma Henderson, and Helen Woode, attended the annual fall district meeting of the Women's Society of Christian Service, held at Camp Francis Asbury, near Rio Grande on Thursday, Aug. 29. Vicki carr spert several days undergoing 'tests in the Veterans Memorial HospHal last week. She returned home Friday. Eric Parker of Chicago, m., er Joan Shultz, is Uving at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Everett Shultz. ker, and Eddie. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Windland and two children of Columbus, visited his brother, Wilbur Wirxiland and ramily over the weekend, and attended church here Sunday morning. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Taylor spent Sunday In Jacksonville, Ohio, and atterxied the Old Settlers' Reunion. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Atherton and family of LeJart. Ohio, visited with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Atherton, over the weekend. The Swartz l'amily rewrlon held in the Woode Grove, Sui"Kiay, SepL I, had an attendance or 65. Mr. and Mrs. Everett Shultz Wyler inca flex NAVION All stainless steel M1de IOf the man who works with his hands! The Navion absorbs shock and vibration, takes hard usage. Dustproof, too. Guaranteed water· proof*. ruaranteed slloek·rnistant. JUaranteed mainspring. Accurate. ruued, budget priced! No better watth for heavy duty. See it today. Mr. and Mrs. R. K, Rowan of Middleport. spent a few day11 this past week at their home here. Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Caldwell recei \led word of the birth of 1 son born to their daughter and son-in-Jaw, Mr. arxl Mrs. Jerry carter of Rockey Mount, North "hovldifll _cryatll intKt, &tnulnt parh -.d. c;ua"ntHd In wrilln&, renewlblt ewry 2 )'Urs for tile lift ot tilt wttcl'l . 2..,..,. rt-wllupiOOfinr $1.50. ..llllnu wll•ltiiiiiNiinsptilll rtpltctd nH lfM,bfollll. carolina. The children and their families of Mrs. Effie Watson, all were present Sunday for a famIly dinner and get,.w..gether with their mother, Mrs. Effie Wat- Bernice Hoffman and son, Ste- ven, of Rutland, were dinner guests Sunday of her parerts, Mr. aoo Mrs. Charles Betzing. Ralph Parker of Chester was calling on his sister, Mrs. Ethel Stout Monday afternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Blain Taylo...'isited · Mrs. Alberta Marshall at Marietta last Surda.y, Mrs. Anna Louise Jackson and husband o( Athen&, bought a lot of John Arbaugh and moved their trailer on it recently. Dorsell Miller returned home from St. Joseptt Hospital, Parkersburg, a rew days ago. Old Town spent the weekend with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Par- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Guthrie spent several days with their ~son-.~1)-11"! .4Dd da~~~. Flats News Welden Carroll, John KUcayne PHIL CO BIG SCREEN TABLE COlOR TV 1969 MODELS Be ready for the IIIW fall 6202 BK Centurion Strlu-Contemporary Charcoal blal:k stripple finish. propams. 6" Ov11l Speaker. 22~ "high, 3()1~ "wide, 22 ~ "deep ; 4" cup 449.95 MAIN ST. ....•• ••• HARRY MILLER 992-3635 POMIROY and attended the State Fair at of Winchester, Mass., Mr. and Columbus. Mrs. Leonard Coursen, East Li v~ Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bentz erpool, and Mrs. Mae Van Meter, and ramily or Lancaster. Ohio, local, visited Mr. and Mrs. Char- visited relatives in the vicinity lie Carroll and Cami(.y. during the Labor Day weekend. Jane Vipperman returned home Sunday evening supper guests to Gihanna after spending her or Clara Follrod and Nina Robswnmer vacation with Mr. arxt inson were Mr. and Mrs. Billy Mrs. Charlie CarroiJ. Follrod and Sue Ann ot Athens, Mrs. Hattie Powell, Earnest Mr. al11 Mrs. Gerald Swartz and and Terry, local, visited Mr. family of Marietta, and Mr. and and Mrs. Homer Icenhower. Mrs. Robert Robinson and famMr. aOO Mrs, Omer Dailey, IIJi of Belpre, Ohio. local, called on Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Follrtm a n d Ricky Icenhower. Buckley recently spent a week Mr. and Mrs. Delbert Powell, at Band Camp near ruo Grande. Reeds ville; Roney and Carol Dailey, Paul Sellers, Mr. and Mrs. There are about 250 species James Dailey, local; Virginia of frogs in the world. Colbry and Debra of East Liverpool, Ohioj Mrs. Marie Lawrence, Mr. am Mrs. Hayes Mc- and Connie Racine Houle, visitMurry 1 and Mrs. Doris Dailey ed Rev. and Mra. John Busch called on Mr. and Mrs. Roy recently. Mrs. Millie Roush Is vacaPowell aOO Camily. Mr. BOO Mrs. Oris Fredrick tioning In Kentuclcy. · Mr. and Mrs. CecU Roaeberry and Shelia, Indianapolis, Ind., visited Mrs, Sylvia carpenter, and two chUdren, and Mro, Edni Mr. and Mrs, Harold Tayler, Bush visited Mr. and Mrs. James Cincinnati, and Mr. an:1 Mrs. Middleswart and tamlly ot Port.Pearl Hawthorne, local. visit- land Roula. Mr. and Mra. carroll White, ed Mr. arxl Mrs. Dillon Tayler. Mrs. Sarah Hoback, Rolandres, Doria, Dlau and Kellll, Raelno Mr. Jerry Johnson, Shippingport. Route; Mr. alii Mrs. JIGIIby Joo Pa.; Mrs. William Little, Storya Wolte, Terry, Voota, and. ClayRun; Mr. al11 Mrs. Henry Davis, ton, Racine Routei Mr. Fred Cheshirej Mr. and Mrs. John Kesterson. Rllelne Route, &lll Ours, Earnest Bush, Racine Rt., Mr. Homer lcemowor, local, and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Bush called on Mr. and Mra. Maywood Johnston Sul"llay. ~nd Mrs. Coel1e Hudson "Yisite~ the Jack Clarks. land, Mrs. Helen Jones of Cinch,_ Mti is visiting her sister and husband, the Heil Frenehes. Mrs. Grace Clark and daugh- ter Sheila, and Mrs. Mary carsey and daughter Judy, made a business trip to Parkersburg, W. VL recently. Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Neal honored Mr. and Mrs. Pete Ketter with their anniversary dimer. lt was their 57th anniversary. Mrs. Frances Young and Mrs. Norma Lee made a business trip to Pomeroy Thursday. • Mr. and :Mrs. Robert Alkire and son, Ray, attended the State Fatr sunday. Mrs. Joe Carsey bas retur~ ed from Holzer Hospital, but Mr, Lawrence Donahue is still a patient at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Barbara Young is visiting her sister, Mrs. llarL Clifford Cuclder attended the state fair a coi.Q)le of days. Mrs. Mirmie McGrath has r~ turned home after assisting her sister in Loganacoupleofweeks. Dr. and Mrs. Dan Gibson and the weekend with their parents, the Bud Douglas' arxl Mrs. Lana Gibson. Mrs. Gertrude Corney and Mr. and Mrs. William Howard of Janesville, Ohio, spent the weekend with their father, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jooes. Mrs. Goldie Jones and Melva Howard called on Ava Gilkey Sunday evening, and also Clinton GOkey and Tad of Alben,y. Mr. and Mrs. H, D. GOkey of Pomeroy, !!pent Labor Day with his mpther, Ava GUkey. cnaon1 Cuckler was In the village recently. Children or Pomery and Mid-- dleport visited the M. A. Epples SUnday. Mr. aDd Mrs. Delmar Rhodes spent the weekelkl in West Vir- ginia wltlo the Richard ~pies. Their nine - year - old grandson broke hlscollarbonewhlleswlng- Holzer Hospital: Vlsltlngboura 11rfght, Mrs. Cbaries J, Bentlne, 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Parents mly on Mra. Garred 0. Blake, Jelrrey A. Cbevalier, Joseph ll crown, Pediatrics Ward. Jr., Mrs. Dlgene C. Dmeu, Admissions Mrs, WUlfall'l 0. Gentry, Mrs. Stephen Lee Patrlcl, 622 Third Ave.; Richard K, thphenson, 43 Vinton Ave.j Mrs. William J. Brown, 451 Hedgewood Dr.; Mrs. Lecta M. Gardner, 38 Smithers st.; Harley R, Wens, -Rt.lCrown Cltyi James A, Hammond, Sr., Gallipolis; Mrs. Cecil R. Miles, RL 1 Bidwell; Miss Clnda L. Miller, Rt. I Crown CU~·; Christo- day Aikins' home SUnday. e 4·wheel disc brak es and 4-sr:-eed smooth ' • sy nchromesh gear bOK .teet to Milwaukee The B u c k s acquired Nl!lled 6-toot..lO rebounder Dick Cunningham frGIII the Phoenix Suns Thursday in a deal between the National Baakatboll Association's two eJII)anslon clubs. Or. . .,,.... . • . ""lllf tnltat .• .. An.l rllui rn. tifactOr)' CrUmp, 0011\P8111e•. aat- <OIIII>lellan of a mer- regulalorl' - ..~ Torma of the prOposed merger f!I'O!o1dO tbat Citizens ~~ ls1111 shares of Ita ...,.ertlhlewtlui preferred lloek Ill bobanp lor the out81aDding convertlhle voting preferred llock of Tower. In iddlllon, Cldz.,s wiD ex<baiiP 1.35 shares of Ita oommon tor each share of ToWer Contributing ·.Hairdressers :Name Officers To Qrph(Jn Home ' • ter. • .• · , ' ' ..For New year FROM $39. fj DIAMONDS FROM THE HOME .OF INSTANT CREDIT TIFFIN CREDIT JEWELERS. POINT PL MabelLHalley,~rlng. 416 MAIN ST. 3 ROOMS New Furniture · ONLY $299 "W AIVERS WITHDRAWN CINCINNATI (UP0 - The off· ' field problems or the Cincinnati Benplsdfhur8day were more interesting tharl What the AmaH- can Football League team did on the practice Oeld. Coach Paul Brown claimed Del)l' ver Bronco quarterback Stev6 Tenai when the Broncos put him on waivers, but when Denver was notified, Tet:J,sl's waivers were withdrawn. Melp c..-l•at ,.,., Property MASON. . EUINRUIE CO. "VGS H '"'N Alt£A IUCIIAIID~ OWEN, Pl1M.IIIHIJI oaorie Electric Water HeQier . NatJGnU MlnrU•Iftl "llii'NIIWill'l 1116. 111tll~tr, lnl:,. U &.ll tl• a,. Nelr York, Sulli«lfllan ftal : illllf!h"«< 'rJ CN"rifr llllert t..U..W. » -- ... ~ - ,., In -.I¥&1\Ce II IIIII Dt.llr SMJ.1i OII'INo IILJL lilx IIIOIIUll, IUQ. Tllnl .............. a, -m. ......... ..... lllaocrlplitn •rln ~ ~ Tt--. :; . ·• FLOWERS 992-2039 IIR NIGHT 949 2951 Pomeroy Flo- Shop *· Malft , ...... MilS, MILLARD VAN METER SPECIAL 52 Gallon S79 ·.. ASK TO WED PI'. PLEASANT - ThomaS Dewe.Y Mayes, 22, u - . . . . .... carol Iqm E. SU,a"" Fltlprald. Paul D. l .. FitijOrlld to F.doa ¥- 0-'1$ ....._.,..,...·,..;'!'l!ll.,.... trOcl&.ln ·-.. . ·· SPECIAL OF'F'ER ~· HEATERS ELECTRIC WATER A., Cheater•. , .Elfwai,t. · llqboo to Geraill . Silioiler;, Lorenll Swloher, Lot, . MW',tport. ,. ' ~ !), Bmlth, 10 Welllr .EI>. CfrovU Wltl,..~!:!,:8.-'25.00 TrH1 -tno,.~dl..otor,.:_-;;~~~ '"~""" EUBl«! ·~ t'h A., ,.f'j;;,-_.-.,f·'· · ~ '• =. .,.,... . . , . -. . . ~ Jr., O.Coilt1, ilri ,;,_ llis. Jt,P • G. J~U~~ra¥•• · ~~~~ " ' ; J~lol Q;.'2 l(r1, 1'11!11 'ir.uac., Jlro, .Car· ""- • . · roll cuiO, _ . .,.. C1lffGiid lllo!Jo; Mrl. James A. Bwer)J. . , MrL 1$111 tr.Dp, Colli-, M!'L Mr~~~'•ir!i ~~:-· R~ L G. VoldoD, ·Kn. Bull KroG~, Mrl. Charlo~ Une<i, dol, IIIia, Jlilllt - · Mra. 1 • Mrs. Irvin Rarrlek, Mro. OICOI' W, Clari<e; !fro. Georp Tlblt, ~ .... , Mrl. RuaNO Wood, )fro; Jolm BrlntGn, Mr1. w.,.;o DaYll, Mro Joke!loore,Mra.Fisll- v.l Thaler, Capt., Mrl. Jom Rat- Mro.......~ liou, iii-o. DonMra. James Coon.,, Mra. ..."",. M D aid M. Robl._ .Mra. lllehlri James Kemp, Mr a, J • N• • •· ...... Mill ~ Ha,ywud. vii, Mra. Morrill Evua. --.. Mrl. Paul w_.., Mra. Bill Society mp etes Joo J - ; Jolll Bnllloardl. '.• Cljll., J01i1 cartr, WWiam Lorp, Gerald Tusoln& lllurlco • ~ ·-~~ • Dun, Dr."""'"--. . PI'. PLEASANT - The WomMr. aDd !fro. Klmball &lf1, an's Mlaalonary SOcleO' of lbe er, co411'''"'• lrfr, tDd Mri. · .Main Stroot Baptlat Cllll"eh have Durell L, ........, Mr. alld Mricompleted plans lor lbe Fall Ral- Eidon 0. Waercb, Mr. aDd Mrs. ly oftheTN.YsValley Assodatloo C, R. McGimesa, Mr• .ftd Mr•• to be held at the local church on ll 0. Fronds. Sept. 21 !lith reglalrallon beginReslcleol8 of Rio Grllldo will ning at 9:30 a.m. conlaoted by lbe foUowlntl The Rev. BW Blnchm&n, mis- "" worker&, beaded by Mrl. Zelma sionary from Japan, will bo the NortJoc:utt aa captain, Mrs. Clyde terty, Co I - Fall Rally Plans The animal Jwnped onto the ldghw'ay from a corn lleld lntD the patlt cor a car drivoa by Herabel G. Waugh, 53, Aalttoot, w. va. Damage to · the car was estimated at $300. The sherlll'a department also , _... a ~ ••• Wedlles- .. day evening dltebed on Mlllllolle Road. OWner of lbe vehicle Ia Barry Rosenthal of Maryland. Damages to the ear was estlrna~ at $200. ce~1; .senpney. • *""' · a.-, teroon. ar. Clannc:o 11. Gllke)', R u l b Glll<of• _to)llalao I. Smltlt, ~­ Site . K...... D. N. c-a. Mrl- Iqle llUDJ- mon. Pl.--~ ~ ••· ,_, · __.. -~- w-• -Club- u ruchar<l MacK.O.zto~ ·Mrs. Jolm •~ . • Mra. Harol.d Wlaeman, ollllal.,ulllbe drl•o,alldlllelr -v· er om~ .' Mro. Kellb Blll, Mra. llullllqn<b; J.lr•. Donald Mrl. Lowll sduntdl, Capt., II -•aaod11fMn.RobatCoeh· PT. PLEASANT - The SlierIll's clopartment Investigated a mlobap ·Thureot.l' 8:40 a.m. 18 mllea south of Pt. Pleasant on Rt. 2 resulting In the death of a "'"• owned by Jlmlny Wat. G..-. Louise Gnon to Lowoil D. stanley, Allc'lo F. stanley, .2.00 A., Sclplo. Devld· · Jo,y ··~oaklnl, 1111111 E. Jonldas U. Pormelll A. Cox Lot 74, !llddlopcir~ iloD 11. Will to Heese Thelma• We•~ i.ot, Pcmorey. RHoo ~Wool to"'"""' Hut.hloop, & Evtl.\'ll Hutcblson, Lot,P..,orey, lflrPret Hottle doc, to Tell ll Hottle, Telll p. Randall, 11ft fbi' Irani.. Cbtatet. TeD II. Hottle doe., to Telll D. Ra""'~l, all- lor trana., Cbt~ om. ...............,. tetrltr ' .• 1 Raren, Mrl- *'- Snek~O:asala& die na...... li'M will be the foUowllltl -·Mrs. ~.... · ~. Jr., ..,..,op~.all!o, N. r •· cliu1es Glbbl, Mrl. Richard Jmoo, Mro. PJtrlek l.c>dlin, . Mrt. MeCUIIouP and Mro. Roi>on Hoolllcb• . llatdd . - · cor ,the Pt. team.-- ran, Mra. Tom J 1,.., Mrs. 1) ,....._ Yrl Billy Clrl • ~. · • Don Dulol and llro. Jolll Wile.,.._ Mro. Nolan 9R ..........,. will be ......ling the MIICII-liew llr.T•.,.... WO!i<mllll 1'olllll'Ol' - Mrs.d Jamel ~BJ:Ien ~ Mra. T o · BIG PUSH IS ON In Highway ·.; ; !::"'"''' TIMIIIIU. !diulr Publit'*l dllb ftOil)l ~ ... n. Ohia Valle~ Publlllllrw ~. uo lltdlllu. .'ft.. ,_....,, ChiD, 15111......... ' ' - h~21H, fAIOrill ,,._ •WII7. *--1 dtU ~ Plld M - ~ .• Cow Killed Deeds , MASON, W. YAo D£VOTt:D TO INTEIIENr Ot' ....-: 0.... - " 11.511. &,. IIIIth 0. ,_, 'IUD, Sb IIIGIIIhl NA """"' ..... lUI. !lontbl.Y domdOOI to the GJ'UJ>o Izens. The commoo atock of both GI'UIIII.\', Cldzens and Tower hal boon VL, "" the Oll>lian aebool .... trade ovor.the-<liiiiiiiOr. Cldhcllle beiJV mldo !l1 a PCIII- :r.enl ia a dlveraifted tlnanclal erf/Y chureh junior )'OUill ll'Oit>- aorvlcoa holding company. Mootlllll Sunday nlgbt at lbe d)' !l(liinlain Mlaoloo It $30.00 ......... .. THE DAILY SENTINEL Yton. Ci!l', - 0011111100 n• Discharges Levi Adidns, Charles C. A 11- - atod<. cozz.,s stated that no change In lbe manapment 'or _.atlon of Tower Ia contamplatedalldthal ottar the merger Tower will be -•ted ao .a subaldlary of Cit- Pomero)' Cburob n!Chrlot, Clthy Ooborae, pro-m. had charge with membora reapondlllll to roll eal1 by 11111111111 a book n! the Bible. The aoerelal')'' a report w11 tllven ll)' Debbie Osborne, 1111 Crall Veno,y II"' the treoourer'a report. Karen Bal!J bad pruer. ''Treuurea Found ln tile lllble" was lbe program tq>. lc, Bible quizzes wore c~ and tho Bible otudy waa led by Mra. BetQr Miller, JPOIISOr. Clthy Dabome the eonteat wlmer. To cooclude tbe prCJII'IIIl, the ll'lq> ADI "I Tra..t '"' tho Hallelujalt Train," and "I K'eop Ill Toucb with Jeoua." Mra. 'lbslma Osborne will be IIPOIIIOI' lor lito nut 11101!11JV and the program iqJle will be "A Good Turntl Metd~" Wilbur, Rt. 3 AlbiUIY; Lewis M. too; Mrs. field. ~>ISTED New approval "ll)' the atock- I>Oldorl cor - . SANDWI(f.l Mrs. Joseph C. Venters, Jr.• WUIIam W. Webb, MJ:s. Thomas R. Burn aides IDII1nfant daqgh- Riddle, Rt. 1 Liverpool, Ohioi Mrs. Margaret A. Wallace, R.t. 2 Wellston; Mrs. Lawrence M, Will, Hamden; Mrs. Thelma Pratt, Ravenswood; Mrs. Harvey L. Maynard, Raceland, Ky.; Mrs. Morlen J. Rowland, Coal- FOR ALL OCCASIONS CliNNINGHAM TRADED MILWAUKEE (UPO - F. Keosell, Camilla s. Lewis, Roy A. Stumbo, Mullah A. Swl, pher T. Wolfe, . Rt. 2 Racine; Donald R. Hurn, Ironton; Mrs. Pearl M, Carter, Jack1011; Martin E. WeiU, Ironton; Mrs. Mary McGowan, Rt. 4 Oak ffill; Mrs. Letha Riley, Athensi Vance D. ing. Mr. alld Mrs. Robert Jewell were dinner guesta at the HaUl- Richard L. Jordan, Mrs. Esther CHAIIWEN · Gilbert COrti Society News BY AVA GILKEY Mrs. John Carraway fWiltha Clark) alkl two children of Mary- · C>lll; Melli c.utq,-lolrs. JIDIII O'Brlea; l'l Plouart. Mro. Don c. Klnai7 llll,llro. Rai.Pb . ~ tO the worker H blo . 110111re teuu II preiiOIL Two aU:faelloo!l bevo. al....., Mrs. Lowil A. Sehmlcl of boon sd1odulod ' D!l lbe oirtea, GaDipollo Ia bea41118 lbe drive Mttlls and c-. ~ thla year u general ehalrnwt, ,.' 1-i>JJ .Fab•tlou• eO-i~ ~ ,f . ·I.Jii!ai . cap_!." / Dolo, Mr.: a.- Kclliti. Lpt. Mrff..:. ' .. . ! . ~ . ~ 11011 ·I lk Mrs. .!~oellllllll!til, ~';t'l· . ; ~ ... ~·· inl L Noal, Mra. ~ . · ' . ~ . . . _ Iiiii Nod F.._; Mro. Jamal - · .llf'- CtiiM'' lllillott_~ , ~~ Ill E. IID;\-.r, Jr., ,lfrl. Jo¥ !irll. Dcln c,,XI ) •iltlll; atra. Daall4 leo. Harfisonville •• Reedsville • • sau.., Pteo..nt, KelloY. 19, Pt. have made awucation <tor a marrtap u...,ae Ill lbe of. Ilea of lbe COUJdl' clerk. ACTION DISMmED PI', PLEASANT - An order Qted ll)'lbe dreult court lou boon entered Ill lbe o!!l.eo o! the clr<ult clerk dlsmlaJIDa lbe ell..,.... aetlml of ley Marpret ClEARANCE/ 67 Olds F-85 Club Cpe. • • • ·- • • ·- ·- • -$2495 Gold Oniah with matebll1( 'rin,yllnt., VB, auto., P.S., radio, 14,000 aetoal mllos. One owner. New Olda trade. 65 FordLTD 4 Dr. H.T.--- ·--- • ·-- • $1595 . 352 V8 ~ •. ~111<1blue tnterlcr. ~e rtC<IIlCIIed and were .., "toJIIIhaf. had UYing · ' ·· 64 Ford Fairlane 500 2 Dr. ---- - • • ·- • -$1095 VB, au·to., radio, w-s-w tires, burgwJdy tlnlllh with beige vin.vl bucket seats. · 65 Olds Cutlass Con.-·-··-·-····· -$1495 VS motor, auto., P.S., blue with matching Int., 1'ldlc., w-..w tires, wheel discs. .. 60 Olds 4 Door____ ,... _______ $295 VS,auto. 62 Chrysler 4 Door. ___ ....._ ____$295 VS. auto. URR &VAN ZANDT GMAC FINANCiNG ruekard vs. Robert Lavem rucl<ard statlnl lbat the ·'-""s.• P.S., white over blue, with 992..5342 MOTOROLAe CQL,QR ;. •• News, Notes •• Mr. and Mra. Dohrman ' Hoed •• are lbe birth of a •• son, Kirk Dean, born children, Kipling alii Kfm.. ••• other berly. • anllOIIII~ Sept. ~• at the St. Joseph's Hospital. Parkersburg, W, VL They have two •• •• • • e •• · FIAT 124 FAMILY SEDAN :• •• •• • • • •• SMITH AUTO SALES !• • KANAUGA, OHIO • • FIAT SALES & SERVICE •• • ., ' •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• ••••••••••••••• IIJi • - ·, .;;.·<" plenty of room ins1cle anrJ 4-dooro:;. e to get In . . reclmmg fro nt seilts _· , DIVISIONCHAIRMEN!Ional&b· out lha area ·· - · •• followo: ~Mr~~~ Rio Grllldo, Mro. Zelma North· . _ .;;~~ sor qrooment, IIIII awroval of ~··········································• •• •• ••• •• •• ••• •• -t . ' ' . M•-ltfft>fl . M ...... WUI1E .\ Tammy Ruth was a patient at Camden - Clark Hospital, Parkersbura, W. VL, where she (Save cabinet space) had plaodc surgery• Mr. and Mrs. aoj,Roed, ~ pen Plains vlalted with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Che\'aller, Sunday. Mrs. Baas lArkins and. Mrs. ·'!!ttl a -,~;r,o pUrchase of Ashland Gtl$ol~ne •" '• Tl)fte A~q week. Mr. and Mrs. VIrgil Buekley spent SUnday Iller._ witll Mr• and Mrs. Paul Buckley am fam. of Alfred. I Green ' m'llls , are heat-resistant. fire-King w- des""mid tcHi!:on iopaf-each other for convenient'1 s">t)ti"'~"--~>Vi!·~a~inet, c Jamea Ruth vtaited with Mrs. Bess Webster recently. Mro, R. E. Williams and Mrs. Lyle Balderoon and Kay visited with Mro. Alma Scott a day thlo . changes Improve handling. The W-100 Is Available on 114 or 128-lnch wheelba8os. · Mr. _IJXJ ·· thtldre«>of, Baltimore, M<C ·, s~ \ Mrs. Delbert Yost arxi famii.Y, at Sugar Grove, Ohio. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. Sid O'Brien ' • •. 111f.b lhf' '~ of~~ at cBMor will receive me point the "CloN"cor lito driYe·tObeiphl -..dan _,ad meriooroblp, tbO ·.ete·· cor •tljo i'emalndor aDd 111 lddlllmW point will be • Rome of th., · BEAUTY AND THE BEAST q""!lltiell: go halld-ID-hilii!ln 1009 Pod~~:e W-100 four- . wheel-drive pickup truck. Comfort . lllld apJII!i&l'IUMlO are st~. Suspension Alfred Social Notes ·' ,, . .. . .B. . .... ariva&s.-· . '•:~~Ins aallollcl ll1 Mrl. Charleo Lin- d. the ~eal196&.&D ...,Qert ""'' STE K' '·,· HO'lJ.SE·~ " Jleldly reol)1ed for a ....... troal ..... look, lbe 1969 Chemllellfcbl lraell ... ... aumeroualmpn>•emeal& Tbeyllldlldebrillbler lllterion, tf&bter "- oealin(, aew rab ...... far 'luleter ride, aulomallc - · · alld faot-opented porldDa brake. New .,UOU ladudo a 310 .....,_ 255-llp V8 aad low--ted olde llimln wlddl ..onl better olde . - Ud low• willd aoloo. • , . :·. • \ '· •• ' c< .~., Ancl mug!l . Chew tM BEST in the ' ' like~ their ciB!>n good looks on the tat~, . . t•a>hot . milk. �.. .' • ' • ~.·ilbli r Dolb ' I ' stgunol·, . llldlll4poi1,P...,e~, ~\ '\ 'I'~" . • ·~': Planned During September 17-24 A oommunieatlon from Mrs. 0. P. Klein, chairman of Constituloo Week activities for Return Jlllllthan Melgo Clulpler of the Daugbters ol the American Rev- oluUon, rOIJiellled the legion's I ' psrt!ci!Jatloo. In add.ition to seeing that flags are flown ln the downtown area, <.' •• :•·! l T ! . •- •, :, ·, I :.:.•),, ' SWisher being named cha..irman of the amual commW>ity Halloween party. Doo Roach will handle details of the Veterans Day diMer and obaervance to be held in November. Mra; ·LQult Reibel preoldod at the bualnets meellar wb.,li was rtpo1 ted that all J'OI)IIrs on the llllltod cross on Lincoln HW have been completed and that the structure hao been palmod. dleport school taugl\1 by Don Silvera. lt was reported that flag oeto- the pole, bracket andfiag - have b - ordered and will be liOid by the post lor $3.50. Walter Bunce reported that the post now has seven wheel chairs, three hoopltal beds, and several canes and crutches ln the lou center operated by the legionnaires. of Legion dues was urged by Marvin Kelly, memberlhlp chairman, and named to get lnformaUoo oo. new deska for the ball Lamb Family Reunion Held Ill at home, Henry Reltmire at Veterans Memo<lal Hospital, and September 1st Herman Caudill at Holzer Hospit- D11 picnic held to honor veterans of World War L Thank you notes were read !rom lhe Ollie Hlndy and Dale Nlchol11011 families. During the meetlna it was voted to give a llag to the ruth grade at lhe Mid- SYRACUSE - The Lamb famIly reunion was held iimdi,J", Sept. 1, at the local roadside park. A picnic: dinner was enjoyed at Mrs. Shields noon. Attending """ Mr. and Mra. ·Olin Lamb, Parkersburg; Mr. and .Nra. Brooks Lamb, Mr. and Mrs. WWiam Lee and Dick, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lee, Mrs. Garland Has Program Mr. and Mrs: J. L. Spencer With WSCS 50TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY of Mr. ard Mro. J. L. ~encer of Racine, Route 1 was celebrated recently with a ramlly dinner held at the lwme of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Am· berger, Chester. Mr. and Mrs. ~encer were married on sept 7, 1918 at the Pomeroy Methodist parsonage by the late Rev, Pfichlrd. They are the parents of three daughters, Mr6. Wallaee (Margaret) Amberger, Cllester; Mrs. Walter (Pauline) Ke~ netll, Pomeroyj and Mrs. Norman (Mary) Arduser, Toledo, and have four grandsons and two granddaughters, Unable to attend the family observance were the two grarddaughters, Mrs. Charles caldweU of Tacoma, Washington, and Miss BarTHE "Mondern Woman's Struggle tor Persoral ldentity" was the program theme used by Mabel Shields when the Women's Society or Otrlstl.an Service met recently at tf:le East Letart Unit- wao Henry Clatworthy. Roach ed Methodist Church. reported on the recent Labor Anisttng Mrs. Shields with the program were Julia Norris, Barbara Dugan, Hazel Fox, Eileen Roush, and Ferne Hayman. bara KeMed,y of Columbus. Mildred Donahew gave devoliORI using 1st Chronicles and 11. reading "Sprirvs In tlle Valley," Durlna the meeting, special memberships were presented to Plan Ordination Dinner HOLDS TOY PARTY and Mrs. Donahew. A communi- Mrs. Charles cation &om Mrs. Fred Beman Salaer of Racine demonstrated a Teo' Ladlea Party at the home regarding the delay in receipt of Mro. Wanda Hubbard Wodneo- by Mrs. Shields. day afternoon. Guests attending were CIU'Qlyn and ~erry JohnIOn ot Pomeroy; Karen Werry. ,publicity ehlirman for the gt'O&Ulo Mrs, Dugan reported that the of the membershipt was read Mrs, FerneHa,ymanwasnamed An ordination dinner Cor the Rev. Glen Hiles, pastor of the Pomeroy United Methodist Church, was pJamed for Od. 27 when tile Women's SOciety of Christian Serviee met Tuesday night at the ellureh. Mrs. E\rerett tbomas, vice Helea HldJbard, Deny H a y e s, 1 mtterial Cor the observance or pre&ident, was ln charge of the ck, Marguerite Karr. and ;the Week of Prayer and Self meeting which was preceded bJ' a Salfr1:r, lo.;al. Denial has ~ received.. She a potluck dlmer. The ordlnl- · .• . . .- ~ .. .• .- lhailked .!he members "f6~ lhe tfon · dinner will be served at Qowers, cards and gifts sent 5 p.m. at the Pomeroy Elemen. her at the birth ol her daughter, tary School auditorium. Mrs. Hiles reported on the Dixie K11. 11 was voted to send $50 to lhe recent workshop held at camp Meigs County Sherltr lor the EImer Pickens fUnd. Mrs. Donahew and Mrs. Adams served rerreshments to those named abo~ and Doris Mama and Nora Pearson. N.M - Nadonwlde G•!aiJDffeS 'JieneMI Development of CIIAuto Cooking Arts l••r.mce. Now, Nationwide lnsuran« will guarantee renewal" of auto in- Homecoming of surance for five years (after each poli~y is.in effect 60 days). To qualdy, JU51 pay the premiums and have a valid license for every driving member of ynur family. Ask me about it. Ken Williams . P. J Pauley WILLIAMS ••• PAULEY NATIONWIDE 214E. 2nd n. mall from N11ionwidr is oo rour side Church Held Is Reviewed "Evolution of the Art of Cook· ing" was the program topic at a meeting of the Pomeroy Shake- !I(>Oire Club held WedneSdll' a£. ternoon at the home of Mrs. T. A. Hennessy. Carrying out the theme the members responded to roll caU The Rev. Lester Taylor waa with a favorite modern recipe. the speaker and there was spe- A display ofantlquecookingute~ cial music by the Smith ramtly sils and cookbooks was featured fl. Leon. W. Va. Recltatlona were at the meeting and Mrs. Hennesgiven by Pam and Christy Evans sy, program chairmlll, related. and Dixie Eblin; Gory Stewart cooking habits from the stone age to today, noting the discovhad a vocal solo, and Mrs. Berery of gnins anj flre, and the tha Parker and IIUaa BeU;y LeonThe annual homecomlag of the Rock Sprlnga United Methodist Church wao held ~ featurIng a badket dinner at noon and afternoon program. ardpver~s. The Rock Springs lnotrwnental ensemble played several selectiona and there were r~.~m­ bers by the church choir includIng "This is M,y Father' 11 World." and ''My Lord and L '' Lamb, Mro. MarJorie Haldl and Usa, Diane, Michael, of Cohlm· bus; Mr. and Mrs. carl Lamb and Raymond or HuntlngiAm; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lamb, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lamb, Jerry, Craig, and &I.e, Charleston; Mr. and Mro. Stanley SUrnmer!leld, Sharon and Melissa, Nitro, W. Va.; Duel !Wnmerfleld, JadalonYtlle, Florida; Mr. and Mrs. GIOIUI Powall, Mr. and Mra. William Northup, Debbie and Jert, Galllpol!o; Mr. and Mra. Jeasle Rinehart, Spencer, W, VLi Mra. Audrey John,..., Uverpool, W. Va.; Mrs. Vernon Swartz, Tina, Rena, Robin, and Ropr, Coolville; Mr. and Mrs, Cedi Cald- well, Bob Murphey, T u p p e r 11 Clara Adams, Focie Hayman, SYRACUSE - '• ' ' ' ' • making of pots and pans. The !all eonference of the Ohio Federltion oC Women's Clubs wa,.. announced for October. The Woman's Creed was recited to conclude the meeting. Mrs. Hennessy served a dessert course. The next meeting will be at tile home of Mrs. Robert Warner. Whitlock Retires her Frances Grande. 11 Asbury near Ri o Being with People Who Hurt" was the program theme used by Miss Lydia Ehersbach for which Plains; Mr. and Mrs. Earl 5Ummerfleld and Roger, J. E. Pitts, Murrynllle, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parker, Bobble and.Kelll, Marietta. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Parker and Howard K., Morgan City, La.; Mrs. Nancy AdAms and Lori, Raclne; Mrs. Edna S u ml!lerfiWd Mr and Mrs. Rexal From Navy Service - SYRACUSE - William Whlt- lock1 BM-1, bls retired tr~ the Navy after aervlng 20 year•, 11 months and one day. Mr. and 'Mro. WhiUock, children Lynn, Uoa ard Billy, recently returned to their home in Jacksonville. na.. from the Midway lslanda where lle has been t_~Uonocllhepaot29months. They were here ror a few dlya · Room Mothers ' ' I Mrs. WDIIam 1. Sllllth, ~~ eonvl<tllll that .the, cluiloa. · dant, ann~;~nnceda opeclal m Far East It rl&bl ror ·a chango · DANCE PA!lTY·'rotJowllw the Tutacllj' at 1 to Chrlstlaoll;y. 'l'lle auther apoke Frida~' . night ~D 111181 al to . be, hold p.m. at her home ·Weet 111111 of -tiona In th.e ~ wllere the Melcl .Junlcr lllal1 School St., Pom,royt·for the purpotti of be traveled aDcl llld that U Asta IIMIItorlum. The J111 wtll emelecllnl olftcero ror the lti8Is to be Cllrl8tluized, then It cee. 89YMr. wt11 ba up to the Asian people $ATURDAY . Mr!lo Cllqlbell ~ waa to sUmulale the ~ HIGH SCHOOL cjanc~ party, plall(at ror the meeting whl!'b Tbare wat ·alnglnr ot "ln Chrlllt There Is No East Saturdl)" at P...,.ro.Y Junlm;lllal1 openocl In rltullloi\C torlllo A or West." and areaponllveread- School audllnrllllll Bi30 to lliiO report on tho AU&\111 blrtlldlJ p.m., ~ J 11a emCeeing, _.. party at the . aiull.<,O!he velng oo rnls....,s. Mrs. Pbll Wllllamaoo wtll pro- aored by Pmaeroy Elemellfary ana HOllllltal was pven· b1 MrL PTA. · Smith. •Flower . billa were oroent devotlorul and Mrl. NorDIID RACINE CHAI!TER of FBI,A darocl paid, and imua1 duoo were Kloeo and Mrs. Clarellce Mas.....,...... clance s..tur<IIY, 8 to eollecled rrun the rnombera pre. oar will ba ... , ror the October meellng. During a con- 11 p.m. In Racine Junior Hl&(l oenL X. Tbe I1UIIa1 ~ c<rnlerence to cludlag 110clal hollr Mrs. Either School, Music by SUNDAY be held on OcL 10 at MrAI:tbur Fauber and Mro. Marperlle HOMECOMING, Morris C~ Wli ~IIIIOUIICed. Meyer sened a dessert course. Methodist Church, Old Town Rerreahments were sened b1 Flats, !llndll'; sc- allO Lm., Mrs. llal'dawll', Mrs. WW WlaroJiowed by a besket dllmer and ltoo, and Mrs. Con YOIIJII. 111m• aiJW In the arternoon. GIDEON-ROUSH rtWIIon wtD be held !bllk.v at lltt Pori1ond . Park. Tba plealc wtll begla at 1p.m. MONDAY CHESTER GRADE School PTA i wt11 moot Monda.Y, B p.m. Prosrom wt11 Include a Bill - ••SYRACUSE - Plans w e r •I Qlalnted seaalon with teechert, mode ror the annual Chrlelmao ' room -ere. and conunllteeo dinner and party when the Awe- to be PI·I l l - . Retrlllunealo Diary of the Voluntoer Fin De- wt11 be served. pertinent met Tuesday nllht at lltelr new meeting piece at Mu- · ah...., , lla nlclpal Park with the president, Jean Hall, preoldlag. Reports were gl-.en and ap. proved and a Jitney supper al110 ~._.. was discussed. The Chrlstmaa 'l'lle blr1hdt,y annlnroarleo of dinner and party wtll be bald on Mr&. Charles White .... MrL - . ~ Dec. 13, U the dote Is availa- Pearl Holtman were ol>oervocl ble. . . Tue~ nlgllt with a dinner parA poDuck dinner at oe.ven o'- ty al lite home or Mr~~o Beulah - - · ' · J ......... clock will precede the Se(>I..'Zi White. La• .... JGII~ . . . . . . . . meeting. Roll call w11 anowarGills were preoeJted to the ed by 'l'llelma Grueoer, Clara honorees ard cake and Ice cream _ _ _ ,_ . . . . .. p Laveader, Marie Rizer, JIDlee were aervocl tollowlagthedJMOr. Lawaon, Jeaa Hall, Alae• White, AtlendlJW . were Charles White ......... . . !'i!!,'!'"'l ~..., -Mi ' Siatlt;·'l(yla - .· Edith anil ••uah!Or,' Mr a. . · . ORDER NQW FOil· '"!! '! ~ . Hoocl, IIUiilred Pierce lad a MrYtle Watklno, Mrs. Neeley FALL SETTINGI ~est, Tina Pierce. White, am Mr,. Florence ~ DISCOUIITS ON oay, Akron, and Mr~~o Thomas ALL SI!LECTIONS Dar at and Crals, Middleport. IAbDwt'• m Bra,.. Auxiliary plans Dinner, Party On December 13 Two Birthdays ore Observed Tuesday ........... _ ............. .. ........... ................ ... .. _.. .... ............................. ....,._.._. . .. -·'QIJ• r....ma,' Co. Toy Ladies Party 2-Hour . DRY ClEANING SIRVICE Rollinson's Cl..•rs visit with his mother, Mr. and carl H,tti:Jud. They returnocl by Wll' of Smithers, W, VL, wbere the)' visited her parents. Mrs. . EQUiPMENt: ' ... fi , , ·,D1/tectorv .· or:' ;:e~·m~~~~ . · , . .J , L ·hes ·. . ........... Ar.ea Cnurc . lunzol .~7~,-~lliTi,<;lte~lliili;•llenilnal, Mldcii=GmOI'GI'o U., ...... ~~•. ~VIlli a, 111.; •.,.,.;!. ........... o• • ,u_-.v...,;y....,.,., m~<·Mw.w.·.wu,,w.• .. <• • .. • ! . i • lj20, Ml<l--k _.,. m..C. Mlcldl • _ . . - -lGid_, .,...., '""' . Memlow Worohill, 10:45 L m.; . 1111~ Wedneodll', 1:30 p. m.,Mrs. .,,,dt .. · . ,, · ~~rjMI!fe!ll>l'ablp·S'"!:' PI?JOr m\liliJW. 1:.10 p. m. Mul' Jlolllnger, ellla leader, 'I'IWadll', f'tojl 1 ~ Sliillh, ·Ill'• 'POMEROY LOWER LIGHT leader. Youtl\ FoRowllhlp, 7:30 Clllreh _ llarrloiomllle Roed meetiqr,'llrot !iundal' Ill. month, p. Ill. Sunday, · Rlf, · Roy Tll'lor, paator, Nan . ·.) -~ · 6 p. m.: WSCS teeaad·Monctq ~ MT. HJi;iUtiPN UNITED · Harlmm~, S. S. SuP, SUnday Jn.iilh.. 7,30 p. ·~~~o; EleenOr Clr- BRE~ IN CHRIST - Rev. Scbeol, 9:30 a<m.; Worlhlp serv~~ Clut u . Smith, paator. sunday loa, 10:30 .. m;; Eftllllv wor· ' •··t ... ~ . . . . ,•. · ... . . _...... _ , . thlrd WedneldQ, Aftei'IIOOD CJr- l(ichool, 9:30. o. ·!!!.1 RusoeU ~,.. lhlf, 7:30 p, . m. .Pn.Yer •~4 ~.:; . .e.J:y.nm• ~.~~:«-:·:;-.w~~:·~·«~/~.~1.'~ ele, aeeoqd 'I'IIutlcllt,t~ lfiHDOGil., ALFRED METJI~IST, ·PeerI 0. m.; ·Silodl,y Sebool, 10:30 "'114 ··Cbolr,P'ldiet, Tp. m. Wednea- cer, ...,t.; Altrid WOlle, aulst- -Praloe aenlce, 'IIMirlldiY; 7:30 ant. -MorDIQII 5e!'mon II !1- m., P.lllo _. • A. Cillo .......... 9mdii:.SehQol y - ........ !llndll'. 6:80 p. do,y. '"nllv oermon,1:30p, m., alter- ,_ THE RUTLAND:"M!:riiODIST ·.._ lit• ·9:30, 'L~d 'Dllllil&or, ~q~~. m.; Preaehlow every .Sootolll'i' 7 UNITED FAITH . CHURI;B of lllUow eadl Suadly, Cia., meet- CHURCH - Rev, c. J.. J,.emley, Worohlp oervlceo at 10:45 wlllt P. m, - -. . . Nease s.ute.nent. SUndll' Sd1ool IJWllo.m., alternaiiJW Sunday 118olor• Church Sebeol,9:10a.m.; the Rev.' caato. W-acllj' eve. T)IE RUTLAND C?MMUNITY s.wertntellilent. R o y Jolmoon. . mondrcL David Holter, c 1 a s a Wortldp senlee, 10t30 a. _m. nlill prl!'er aorvlcea at 7 :4$. Church - Rev. Ainoa TWis,paa. lellder. Chflatloil ~vw, 7:30 tor. Sunday School, 9:30 Llll.1 youth moet~JW, 8:30, Sundll1· RACINE M.ETHODIST - W. 'CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Servlcea Worship nrvtce, lt Lm.; ~ p. m. every other Sunday eveDale McCiurJ, pastor. Sunday SYliACiliE FIRST UNITED School, 9:30.. a.m.; Worsblp •erv· ert SUrles, Sunday School su- PRESBYTERIAN - Rlf, Ullon n1Jw. Je1.n Sexson. president. II · 315 Main St., PL Pleaaant, perintendent; Wedneoclay prayer 11, Slebblnl, pu~or. w...lhlp, 9 p'rQer meedna, 7:30 p.m. every lee, 10:30 It m.; Junior ebolr Sunila,ya 11 o. m.; Wedneedlj'a meeUng, 7:30 p.QI. Yoww P - a. m. SUndu School, 10 a. m.; Wednelday. Board meeting, 7:30 pra.cllce, W-oday, 3:20 P· m.; 8p.m.AIIwole010e. plea Fellowship Sunday, 7 p.m.; Bible study and prayer eenlce, · p. m., llrot Muaday of mOillh. Senior ebelr praotlce,'11111'~. , 7:30 p, m, ~ Hustler Clan W.e!(neadll', Sundi.Y night worahlp. 7:30. POMEROY 11l1NITY UNITED meeting, rourlb Frtdll' of each 1111!!' DiiNVILLE WESLEY AN POMEROY FIRST, BAPTIST LO'M'RIDGE IJNl'I'ED METHCHURCH - Char lei Dozer, pu- carwr WOllam•, pai(Dr. Jolm CIRJRCH OF CHRIST- Rev. W, monlh at 6 p, m, Weoleyan Serv· ODIST- Worohlp,flrotandthlrd tor; ·Adra Swlcll, Sunday Sdlool H. I'Wrln, paimr, Plllrlck D. cle Guild, rourlb MOIIIIII' of each !llndll'a' of eaeh month. 10:45 o. Sq>ertntendent. . Sundll' SeiMXII, Wllel, Sundll' School ...,._ Wood, Sqll, !iundal' Scbeol, 9:15 IIIOitb, 7:30 p, m.; Junior High · - SUIIda,y School, 9:30 .. m.; second and fourth sundaya, a. m.; Worllld», 10:%5 a. m. MYF, 4:30 p. m. each SUnday; 9:30 L m.; Worship aervtce, m,; lolomlng wor&hillo 10,30 L 7:30 p. m. Sunday S<:hool, 9:45 10:30 11- m. Youtll and Junior m:; BYF, 6 P• m~ Bible stacb', Youtll choir rebearaal, Monoto.Y, Senior High MYF, 5:30 p. m., L m. Chrlsuaa Endeavor, third youth urvtce, 6:45 p. m. Eve- Wedaeaday, 7 p.m.; Choir prae- 6:30 p. m. MrS. lolarvln Burt, oad1 Sunday, Saturdaf or each month. dlroctor· Sonier oholr rehear Ill, PORTLAND METHODIST ning worahlp, 7:30. Pr11er and Uco, 8:30p.m. Wednesday, 7:30 !>. m., Mrl. Pal~ Rev. W. Dale McClurg, peotor, Tlllrodai-, praise, Wedae~, 7:30. Neale, dlreetor. nrUrsda.v, au Sunday St.hool, 9:30 ... m.; WorMT, UNION BAPTIST - Rn. UNITED FAli'H CHURCHLAUREL CLIFF FREE METIIday Buay Bee qu1111ng party In •hill service, 7:10 p, m. Nease Settlement - Hobert E. CecU Cox, pulor, Sunda.Y School ....:.Ch ooc1a1 room, OAK GROVE METHODIST OIISl' CHURCH - Sunday School iimlth, Sr., paator, Sund:Q- School auperlntendenl, Lorry Clark. 9:30 a. m.1 morning wonhiP, RUTLAND CIRJRCH OF W, Dale McClurg, pallor. Sunday Btl>Orlntondent _ . , Mat>on. Sunday Sebeol, 9:45 a.m.; !llndll' 10:10 a. m., evening worsb». CHRIST1101 W. C-r, paoSchool, 10:30 a. m.; WorahiJ> ovenllv mhill, 7:30; Wednel· 7:30 p. m.; Wednesday, Chrlot- Sunday SChool, 9:30 L m.; wor- dll' pr11er and Bible otu4y, 7:30 tor. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.; sel'Yiee, 9:80 a. m., ftrat and shiP servlc•, 10:30 L m. and communtoo and worohillsenlce, lltlrcl_!l.nill' eacb month. lan Youth Crusader&, 8:30 p, m. 7:30p, m. eachSun<lay,Mlcl-week P.m. 10:30 !1- m,; Prayer meeting, ZION CHURCH OF CHRISI' and Prll'er meetlni. 7:30 p.m. · P'll'8r meeting, Wednesday, 7:30 Tbur~, 7:10p.m. V.ll. Bra- Pomeroy - llarrloonvllle Road. Thuracllj', choir pracUce, 7 p, p.m. SlJI'TON METHODIST - Rev, ley, Supt. Eugene Underwood, pastor. 1\e,.. m. II, · Eu8ene Gill. P111111r; Phil W, lllle McClurg, pastor, SunCII];STER .ETHODIST Charge ' neth Grover, Sundll' SChool iit>tWloo, iit>t- : KENO CIIIJRCH OF CHRISTdll' School, 10:3011m.; Worohill _ Rev. Pearl A. Caoto, pastor. Sulldey school, 9,30 a.m.; WorDEXTER CHU11CH OF CHRISr Norman McCain, oupertntendont.. sGvlce, 9:30 !1m., 10001111 and CHESTER: Worehip, 9 a. m,; shiP service, 10:30 a. m. ~ ,- Romde Jlutlll~ pastor. l'!or. Service• weekly al P:ao a. m. rourlb !llndll' oaeh montlt. . SlllllaY School, ·10 o. m.; Mro, ev-•oervlce, 7 p, m. Pr11er llllD C. Will. 1\Vt. !bllk.f .SeiMXIII Preachllll, llrst and lltlrdSonlll' . 9:H o. m.; WQrahill oervllio, at monlh by Charlet RuueD at CHESTER CHURCH OF THE Wald Spetloer, Supt. FLAT· meeting, Thur&dll', 7:30 p. m. 1Di30 o. m. Chrletlan EDdeavor 9:30a.m. NAZARENE - Rev. Herbert WOODS: Church School, Sunday, __ 'simdo,y _evening. BRADFORD CHURCH OF Grate, pastor. Worship service, II 0. m., John Bally, 1u.91. WorST, JOiiN'S LUTHERAN-Brl· BAClNI!· FIRST CHURCH OF cHRJST -Charles Russell, paa- 11 s. m. and 7:30 p.m., SUndl!'. · •hill service alternate• with AI· an Engel, pastor • Morning warTII);NAZARf.!lE-SandlyScbeol . tor, Richard Gilkey, SuiJt. sun- Sundi.Y School, 9:30 ~~om. Rich- tnd and F . _ . Services ship, 9 !1- m.; SUndll' School, IIIOI'IIIng or evening, or 10:30 a. m. 9:80 a, m.; lolomlng Worif]d.p, dOl' Scbeol, 9:10 o. m.; lolomlng ard Barton, S<t>\., Charles Bl a- SIDIIY elch week, ST. PAUL'S Ll.TrHERAN -32 10:30 0.· m.; .. WOI'Oblp, Worohill, 10;30 a.m.; Evening aell,asslstontsuptP<OI'ermeetGRACEEPISCOPAL-E.Maln E. Second st., ~eroy,Sunday 7i3o p, m, l'niY'er -.lcea, 7:30 worohlp, 7 p.m. W-adi!' Bible IJW, Wedne~. 7:30p.m. St., Pomeroy_ SUnday worohill Sehool,10 o.m.;Woroblpaervlce p. m, Wlllaledll'. Sundll' Sebool. _ OF' HARRISONVILLE PRESBY~ service, 10:30 a. m, with Ill'- lla. m. ~ Pauline McClln-- otudy, 7:30P.m, J$>RGANIZED CHURCH TEIUAN _ Mro. Norma Leo, leaderl. SYRACUSE UNITED METHOtoek. Pallor, Rev, Mori'lis lol. Joous Chrlat ol Lotter DaY Sunday School S<c>er-nL SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST DIST CHURCH - Rev. Paul A. ~o..~ Church - P...,eroy, MUlberry Sellers, ~stor. Sunday School, TUPPERS PLAINS liNITED s.tnt.o, Portland • Racine Hood. ......... School 9 30 9:30 a. m.; lolol'J)o :;::'."'"" • 's : L them. He-~, Helgltts Roed, north ol Veii>rano 9:30 • ~m., Ben Quisenberry, METHODIST- MorniJvWorsblp Sunday Sc:hool, '"'" 10 30 ""·~·· ""' ·aOI"Yice, p. m., v. ~• Phllll G . W P Ill· S<41t Morning worohill, 10:30 L 9:30 a. m. II Iormor EUB balld- lng ora•..,, ' a. m. - - Max Donahue or Mlcldle rt Memorial Hospl~. po er, paator, Wednesdll', 7:30 p. m., first and third Sundays each liw, E>Panded !lJndll' Sehoolooo- evenllv oervlco at 7, Wedne~ speaking. m., Bible Shaly andpr11ermeet- month. Evening evangelistic ror nuroery to grade olx evening pr11er service, 7:30. JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES, Lor· IJW. Saturday: Saltbath Scbeo1• service, 7:30 p, m., second a,.. children at fi>noer -Methodist .,.. Paator, Elder Frederick J, st... ry Canoaltan, preolcllngmlnlater. 10:30 a. m,; Wonhlp, 9:30 a.m. fourth Sundays. 11U at' f1S0 L m., Mrs. J I m e S barl. . . BRADBURY CHURCH OF Sonill': BlbleleciUre, 9:30o.m.; ,JJBS:Jiru~~ ~~ BETHANY UNITED METHQStout, Cfilldren' I _.-lrtendeDL SliDiay Chureh School, adults and CHRJST- James H. Smith, Pas- Wateh Tower ltulb', 10:30 a.m.; Guest Minister, James Buehl~ DlST CHURCH - Rev. Paul A. youtll, 10:90 L m.; junior high, tor. Sunday SChool, 9:30 Lm.; Wedneldly: Bfblo stud;y, 7 p.m. an, Sunday School SUperinten- Sellers, pastor. Morning wor8 hlp 9 30 L m. • Sundll' School senior hlgil llll!l adulta· Supt. Glen Evans. Churcll oer- Tburldll': Mlnlllrl' oehool, 7 p. ' : ' vices, 10:30 Lm.; evening, 7:30 m. Service m-"~-, 8 n _ m. dent. SuiDay School, 9:30 a.m. ' meet In rormor - • a t Church - ....• Worship Sen-ice, 10:30 Lm. 10:30 L m. Blythe Theiss, SUpt. r.r Sanclll' ChUreh SchooL Boyd ·p.m.·, Wedaeedlj', Pr11er ser• MASON CIIIJRCH OF CHRIST- Choir practice, 7:30 p.m. Wed- y ou11t FeIIowa h'19. 6:30 P. m. Miller st. - Ever100 Weekley, !IaCkner, youtll ...,.rlntendent; vt~s. 7:30p.m. _ _._ Blbl ..,..., 1 sun nelday. CARMEL UNITED METHQpost high' class and oenlor adulto _., e • ....., C asses, " DIST CHURCH - Rev. Paul A. G,J!AHAM ~ ~HQ- .i!llf,10A.f'l• W!!l'tlliPlUlA-~.,.ASBURY UNITED IIETH~ Sellers, pl&ior. SWx10y School, m~ illllli'IJW EUB bulldiag, Robart~ Q£'JW,t Bl- i>IST cfltlRt:H- fi!d~'Blh&··~:- lng, 1b:55 L m.; Sunda.Y....,... DIST, Syracuoe - Rev. WendeD ~o.-• 9:30 L m.; Wayne Roush, Sq)t. flte Clol.•parqo, las! Monda.Y eaeh 30 a.m., First and second &In- 1111niee, 7:30. Blble . study stutler, Plltor. Sunday Sc~-.-, Morning _worshi,p, 10:30 L m., Youtll Fellowship each dQI ol eaeb month; 11drd and cla&sll, WedneldQ, ?:aO p.m.' 10 L m.; carroll Norris, SUpt. secoOO and fourthSundaysofeach Sundty, 8 p. m. 1~ rormer Meth- Fourtb !llndll'l eadlmonth. WorMORNING STAR UNITED Worohlil service, II L m.; MYF month. Evening enngelloUc odlet b!dld(.. DIJirlel fOiillt ral· ohlp service at 7:10 p.m.; Wed- METHODIST CHURCH - Rev. 6 P. m. !lJndll'. Pr11er meeting service, 8 p. m. secord and, ,ty·ilrai!londaJoleachmonth. nelday e\renlngs at 7:30, Prayer William Airaon, pastor; o h n ~ Wedneadl)', m. .. Ude, Stvt.; Roy Van Meter,J AasL POMEROY8 P·CHURCH OF THE third Sunday each month. LET ART UNITED METBO- and Bible otudJ. FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION 5tVt. !llndll' School, 9:45 L ,._; NAZARENE- Corner Ullonand ENTERPRISE UNITED METHDISI' CIRJRCH - Flrll and SaoCHESTER CIRJRCH OF 000.: Mulberry. Rev. Clyde V. Hellier- ODIST - Rev. WWiam Alrson, 81adays preaebln& 8 p.m.; ·-Bald Knob•, Portland-Biaban Roo4. Rev. E. J. Grimth,paotor. 'l'lle Rev. Cbesterllr)'ant,paotor, son, pastor. !lJndll' Sc-, 9:30 Pastor. Ralph ~encer, Sq>L; Tl!lrd lll1d Foarth 91adaya, diJ"Sctlool1o Llll., Worolipaer- !llndll' School, 9:30 L m.; Rag• SUndaJ School, 8:90 o, m.; wcr- L m.; Rl!'mond Walburn, ~ Eldoo Weeks, Ass't. Worshillaervlet 11 a.m.; Tueacllj' evonlnP er WUtred. ~t. SWdiY worshiP aid» Hrvlee, 11 a. m.; Eient.Jw Morn1rw worship, 10:30 L m.; vices, 9:3<1 Lm. i Surday School, at 8 p.m., Prll'erlllldBiblestudJ. IOl'>lee, 7:30p.m. i'rl!'ermeet- worlhlp, 7:10p.m,Pnyeroerv- EveaingSorvlce, 7:30p.m.- 10:30 ~~om.; Youth Fellowship, IIIIo 'fueoclay, 7:30 p. m., Mil· Ice, rue~. 7;30 p. m, Youtll week service, Wedaeedlj', 7:30 6:30. Wednesdll': Choir, 6:15 p. ' " . lord Frederick. cla11 Ieeder. Sarvlce, . 1111l'odll', 7:30 p. m. p.m. m.; Bible studY, 7:30. ... .·.·... D-.- i.n Youtll FoUowahill, FridaY, 7:!~ MllftlbiY alngo, llrst saturde1 <t mREST RUN UNITED METHCHURCH OF CIIIRST - Mldk.. J.liU:; m. Ernest Deeter, leocler; ....... ead1 montb. ODIST _ Hev. Wendell G. Slut- clleport, 5th and Meln- Jac er WUrred, Jr., preoldeat. HEMLOCK GROVE Chrlotlan lor, pallor. worohlt> service, 9 SeliN, supt. Bible Sebeol, 8:30 ;; i:!UC . MASON A'\SEM!li;Y CIWRCH Cburcll - James Qulsenbeny, L m.; Sundll' School, 10 L m. .. m,; Mornllll worship, 10:30 .. .; BY MRS. FRANCIS MORRIS OF GOD - ~ ~~ ~·-· pallflor; RaJ WhaiOJ, IAJIIt, C<im• Mrs. Fred Neaae, 5tVt. m.; I!.'Venlng worohlp, 7:30p.m.; ' The Esther Circle olllte Bap- W. Va. Sooldll' School, 1 a.m. llllllllon l!lllworohip eenleo, 9:30 MINERSVILLE U N I T E D ~r aenlee, Wedneoda.Y' 7 p, ·· ustMI •-~Socl~m-loi<Jo. Mornllwworlhlp,Ua.m.~· ~ODIST- Re•. Wendell m,Rn.Raullnl(oyer,paii!Or, c ta~-• "" Pnatle.aqvlce,1:30.p.;m.·Bible SOUTH BE'i11EL UNITED -•n CHURCHOFTHENAZARENE . dll' .evenlqr, SelL 9 with Mra. Sludy and PJ'1IYV Je1'(1ce, Wed· StuUer, (Utor, !llndll' &:-, -Micldleport, Rev. Audry Miller, c' Frances WllCCIIIII, hootooo, 11 nel4ay, :i':30 p. . m. C,~ . ota_ ~' METHODIST- Worohill, second. 9 a. m.; Kelll8th Wlaena, Sott~ ,pastor, Looter Tll'lor,Sipt.Sunher home. The meetln& oponocl ail&, ~. 1'1111!11! ,~5JJI, aid rourth Sunday, 10:30 a. m.; Worohlilservlce, 10 a.m. day SciMXII, 9:30 ., m.; Morning 7 ·•' with dO'IOIIOIII. enlltleil "Love" C'D'-'TON"""mcu-"'-t· llntandthlrdSUndo)'o, :30p.m. - sYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE 10:30 Junior So-~ \dJ,VD 11¥"1 c:. ........ SChool, 9:30 .. m. Youth va.-.... , • L m.; bytureMl~~ Bwue!slt.~~ ... •;.:;: bal7 Bead. Suni111f Scblol, 9:30 NAZARENE- Rev. A. E. Miller, clety, 8:30 p. m,; NYPS, 8:45!>. • The .:...-:-_ , .. Divine." L m., (iarL SUpt. Worohlp 118Stor. Bob Moore, !llndll' m, SUndll' Evqellllllc Incl.;..~waa· 1 _,.,_ ''The. 11nlce, ·10:,30 o. m, and 7:H p. dlot Cbarch. School~ Sunday Sehoolclaaa- 7:30p.m. Pn,yer meet!JW, Wed·.· m. ~~~·- Prayer m88QQI1 til for all ages, 9:30 LDLj ~ Dilday, 7:SO p.m. ·; Best ol America, and poema, :·Vf--llllay, 7:30 p, m, iJW Worshill, 10:30 s.m.; NYPS THE SALVA'llON AllloiY -FJl• ,.; "Speak .F<1111 Tlif Word" and HEATuME'l110DISTCIRJRCH Sunday 6:30p.m.; EYIJW"'lstlc voy RaJ S, Wining, officer In : "Peece" doHcl with all¥- -·~Rev, Max Donahue, Service ~7:30p.m.; ebarge. Sunday, 10 o.m.,Hol!. ... "SWiet Poace, the Gill ot . ~ JaCk llecblle Chureh week Prayer meeting Wedne&- .... meetlow; 10:10 a.m. Sun. Ged'o .....,,~ In the bu~oo Seboot' Supt. Churd1 S:,beol, 9:30 dll' 7:30p.m.; Mlaolor&ry Meet- day Scltool. Y - People's LeM!jolon tht Whl.to. Croll CJUOia o. m.1. wor. . . aervl . ce, 10:30 1ng Second W-acllj' or each gl011, 7 p.m.; Salvatloo meetbw, • til -~ A rot Mr..... Mro. C~ Allen 7:30 p, m.; -···• '·! woa aeuaPr'!JI"'"' • RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE and BID open! SuD11a1 In Alb- month 7130 p.m. .,_-II'' I to 3 p, ,. · - p,.,._ bytheMrouliJecl. •. Ura NAZ'n~~ D, lllld, K,y,, with Mr. ll. u. Allen 'EDEN UNITED . - BRETHREN IN m.; Loclles Hmnel..eagUO; 7P.m. ,_ ror ~·~ . - ·Rev. U•'"' ..... _ 1 Morrt 1' ua...,. . 1 ' "rbnm Jr· pastor SundaY -~ ....' •. and Mrs. D. B. "-~- CHRIST - Eldea R, Blake, pal• •' '"" c uses. --•. "Set them tr- tar·thla work.,. ..,. .. • -•· • MT MORIAH BAP'ltiT-Mkl ~ n. ......r ~'' I::~:. hour ·Mr .~.1:30'. Lm.;morn1Jvwor~ ·.,S Mrs. Paul MJrer• tor, SUndol' ~. 10 .o. m., • • u~··" ~ ·to··· .. ,.,. yN•-pe-'•• Winnie llolalnpr, s~G~~,lolomlng clleport, comer a( Fourtb and ,, Wlleml/l. ....._ IIY-her 'ehll- .~..., ·- .• . •, "':""' ..... . and Peru, Ind., and u .. m. Eoonlng sen- 111111 St. Robert .r.cl<aOD,(Utor. .' dren, · ~ Jov~>~Y·· rerresh- ·service, 1:~p.m.;e~lo~ Mr. . Nrt. Curt Freley and ele Chrloaan -vor, 7:311 P. Sunda,yScltool,9:.. a.m.;l!olorll~.~~P. ~~~':ra'...":!e~~: m,, Mn. ~ ~oz:, preolo iJW worlhlp, 10:3b o. m., Am>ld ,.; ments 'li1 Veraclloesl~o t.flrle • Roush 'ODie llle ' ecurt,. Gtara · · ' ' ~ ._ aen100 •"""Rldlar<la IIU]II. ·• ' ' · ,.,,_ U1 Ffoat.; ', -. RVTLJOOl . FIRST BAP'nST·-·--. • Roush, Eilna_. Plckeno, · ·~· ., . )(r,· 'lllill u - V'""'' s~ aid'~ . ,,¥orriL , ...... - - ......, RoY. J.. .Jaekoon, ""_., . '1 6n1e loiM 'CcfiF!;Grettas._ lilrs. ' n.nhta ~pi )(r.llld.· .SDr~Nnea.IIPOIIIa rocentweek- hii!D•. Frldl{ ·~~"'John l'rll'W senlce, 9:10a.m,; Sill. 1 1011 anil LoVeJ So)h . · Joiri. 'EmU . . ·IIIII wl!h MrL Lellla WI>Ocl. Newell of COIUIIIbua lflslbedem- dll' ScbOol, 10 a.m., MrS. Ger• ) : , 80ih llr. Rieliar<l Froothaa reiul-led to ~trudo, Butter, Supt. Wcrlhlp lloptlst ChlA"ch, · Adrian. · Mid:., "'"' several Mr, 11111 Mra. 1101 ,<;hrl•v. aemce, 11 a.m. Bailllst Train.........1 the w.ek~ here with bls ~; Mro. .Lelha woaot, •"II lolr. and nw Union, 11r11. 01111 IOCCIIIII Sun..,..... lW ·llr llliil Mro, WWia Frolt · · llr . • LaWrence S1i1111> .:i , :11114 . Son>- wa II 5:30 J1o m.; l(ro, llar1 11 :~w\th .Mr. , t • ~ I . ~.f \< llr. 1, Mro. Mia~ Sheila !Mftll a dQ' In Mceomol.,me wlllt Mr. Woodloin ...,$,.,~( week,11l wllb Mr. IIIII lllill 11ira. u,_.d 'Jlawk'JIIIIII!!Mo HYSELL RUN FREE ¥ETHO. ·l~Uif Q(iGalilo<" ' )(ra; . - .: ilf; Cl.tilld IJil'l'·- Rev. J.. WIN, pal• · IJIIi' ~ .;;..;.. I r..l.-. with liol', 9:30 .. m.; .. 1,. .n. wotr-. . slm 1 iboath. Now's Tl• to BUJ YM Forap HaneSter ~ucto•; SAUS,.; i ; h'nd. 1...eM tllan ftve miltt fi'QIII tht ta.t:m where thefll lltart l.beir m..rritd life IS a t.b\11&. ftq'U be pad of it. Fur th!l')' know the pPttiCII of lJ,e ~\~Lion ta .tdeh the~ were born; a IJI"eltilela rooted in tht land and the people. It's the u.me land their fordashm ~IIIII. It'• JUl. lD be the ..mt klnd'-of people. ThaL'I why there'• a chureh leal than be •U• away .. . and why t.hey'll be part of"it. THE CHURCH fOR _.ll All FOR fHf CHURCH 11lr Chun:h i• lho>l!rl'lll· HI f~tor on \'llr1h fur the buildinl of cltarKter ~~t~d ,ooct elliunlhip. h i1 • .wtehou• nf 'll"iuu\ vahoH. Without a ••Mn~ Chun:h, .rwittwr d""ocraey ....,. dviliution c~n IIUl'Yive 'nwre • .., fo ur tound re.-ono wh~ ~··~ry JlHIOR thould attend r.ervln- regul•rly 1nd 5upport tM Chur~h - Th~y 1ft: (1) For htt<,>wn s.lu• (2) rnr hi• children "• Ml.e (3) Fnr the Nke .;~f hot o:o"""unlly 1nd n•· llan. 4'1 F<>r the Ake nf th Church .t..,lf, whieh nn-d. hia m<>r•l and n"L.I.· .. n.l ... pport. Plan to 11n to c-hun:h re11ularly •nd reid your Bi b!e d~ily . c.,,...,, J.U Kn.o,. ~,, ..,.,.,., ,,....,.... "" ..,,.,l••o. Vo S...ndi)V · Jo>huo M""day I (t,, ~n o r l es T..,..day 301 -9 128·14 241-15 P...,vftrbs With the hope Jt will, in amne me&sW'e, Coster an:! help sustain tlat which is good in tamily and community life, this feature is sponsored by the business ftrms am orpnlzatlons whoae names appear below. HEINER'S BAKERY BAKERS OF GOOD BREAD HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE WEST MAIN ST. POMEROY, D. SUPPOHT THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE HUNTINGTON, W, VA. GOfGLEIN READY-MIX CO. LYONS MARKET -·MEMBER OF 'I1fE BIG 3" GENERAL MERCHANDISE TUPPERS PLAINS PH. 667-3280 1----------------t----------------ot and am- e · "'--ia) · E vents . 1 j u;';. ,. . ,:_... ,0 !"t"= :...:;..mv= ~ - -.uu..,.. ' ... = w-••· ' n .. _.._ PHONE 99:/..3284 MIDDLEPOR1 TINY'S FOODLAND -..'"".. BOGGS EQUIPMENT SALES - AUJS CHALMERS - SERVICE FARM- INDuSrlUAL- LAWN- GARDEN MIDI1EPORT, 0. TUPPERS PLAINS R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. 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Available assembled or as kit with complete plans. Order yours soon! And reme""-: New Holland Purch•se Plan· financins mlikes it easy tor you to own the best! ' Jim hu a C9flqe derree In qrkuJtu,._Jit,Ji.n, • dipJom• from junior eoUe,e. And they're *-ek on tile _ ---& ., the Cruss" religious bra.dcaat. lnsila1• Blower SUPPLI!ES ·, . ,. •:!::"'.. PLAN RUMMAGESALE A nanmage oale wDI be hold SopL 20, 21 and 23 In the staJu.' bury bullcllng In Mlddleport with proceeds to go to the "Baek to ,.,... w.,.... ,/ . - nl&ltt'~ meeU~W ~ Jl!l. ,~ Apl:lllary ol LeWjo Mllller PO!il ta, Ame'r\ean Lqtna hold'attbe MauD! a.Puot Chufell. By Caderte Troop 710ForatoHor..otOf ., I ' l,rro. Oacar lfll:d&!'ll'o Wf'L ~ID. llutltr, And MrL Allp · IIUJ.llm were op(lldn!ed to a~ lriallnl commlllll ~ 'i'ui!j!~r Our House Toured NEW Pllone 992-2115 . t .--, ' - ~ ·. Syracuse PTA FOR ALUS-CHALMERS HARVEST S.111r ,Ran Floar Mills I '•.'- ...... . Next Tuesdoy, ~ Mrs. Lawson Hosts Announced by SPECL4LS! USED ' ~ she presented material on the depressed areas of San Franelsoo including remarks oC HalCway House, a plaoo where poor people are cared ror rollowing .l!l1!Q1ltallzatlon, ~rl\11' to their 1kuil'!rli\.1d, 1 ~rald' U~t; Sino return to employment. May, Long Bottom R. D.; Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Swan, Mro. Helen Damewood and Lester, and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Parker, LEGARlocal. Afternoon callers were Uoyd Monllnent PFC; KNAPP HERE !l!mmerfleld, Mr. and Mro. Clll' '••rly ,.._, •• SYRACUSE Pre. Robert ~IIUtMntCo. Tuttle, Middleport; Mr. and Mi-a. ~ II hare on a 1f4Yieeve '1 Y•or• e...,re.... Harey Hulbert, Akron; Mr. and wltb hlo mather, Mrs. llnopno Cheri•• -,. L..or, OwMr Mro. F. B. CrolkY and Tracy, SYRACUSE- Mra. Jaalce Law- Knaw, and Jd.s brother, Tom· Open 9..j W..ktrand Janice Cook, llr. and Mrs . Sunlllop & Evenl"'l "'"' was host to a Toy Ladleopar- Ill)'. ~ iuid hit baalo trainRoom mothers of the ~a­ Charlea Dolan, Mro. Lillie StalBy Appt. Ga., and IAIeuse Elementary School have naker, Mr. and Mrs. Lake Nor- ty at her home Monda.Y allornoon Ing at Fort W. Woln' P•IMtO; YODCed traiJIIrw at Fort ClriOII, been aruiounced by the P.T.A. man, South Charleston, W. Va., with the demc:~~strator, M r a. Charlet !lllser of Racine. Ro- Colo. He wtll ........., to Fort car- - - - - - - - - They are: and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur ParFirst grade, Mrs. DorothY Am- ker, Eric and F.ddle, Pornoro.Y rrellhmlllts were oerved to Jean eon at the end. (I( hlo leave.' Hall, Jane Teatord, Mayme eu... berger, chairman. Mrs. Mary R. D. tor, Helm~ Diddle, Naomi Lollo.dntlter, Mrs. Etta Mae Norton, don, Ada Slack, Peal' Slaato, Mrs. James Werry, and Mrs. MJia Hudoon, Mildred Pleree, BeU;yAsh. Norma Baker, Ama Roush, and second grade, Mrs. Beverly Utesa guest1, TIDa Pierce. Dean Chapman, chairman, Mro. Pat and Barry Staats, and Rld<r BaHoudaahelt, Mrs. 4MaJy H e nker. drlcks, Mn. Donna Koehler, and Mrs. Pat CUndiiJ. Third grade, Mrs. Lou Fer· rell, chalnnan, Mrs. Patti Mc- Upolls A toorwaoor token OUr House at Gal- I . · · - · - · - - - · by Cheater Coy, Mrs. Dorothy Forbes, Mrs.· ~ Troop 228 recenlly. Kl,y Greer, and Mrs. J a n e t The girls were given a guidNease. ed toor tltrouaJl lhe historical Fourth grade, Mrs. Dee Brown, house by a representative of the chairman, Mra. IIUMie Harris, Ohio HlsiDrlcal Soclefl. They Mrs. Gloria Michael, Mrs. Mar- had • • r In GaiiJpollo bel'ore ty WOllam a, and Mro. !I!ate Grue- returning home. Taking the outCUPON REQUEST) ser. iiW were Joy Gro-ver, Jeanoe Our UaGal Oaod CIHn..;. FINI Jl'ade, Mrs. ADD B Bahr, Nancy Miller, Mellsll Roalh, cllalrman, Mrs. Marlo COleman, Tanya Keubaugh, and Leacllnglwn, Mrs. Marie Rizer, Nro. Roser Bahr, the leader. and Mro. Ruth Holman. Sbth grade, Mrs. DomaSrnllh, chairman, Mra. Eltber Ha.rdeD, Mro. Helen Hubbard, Mrs. Wanda Neliler, and Mrs. Evebn FRIDAY 1llE 13th •FtHs •See•s • Fertilizers ~ rOvlew, Mrl. Neu1211Dl told visit. . Poduek dlciller a1 tho .,.... ~L Moore. ,. ' :~:,, ' ·,t Mrl. Ben Neulilllllo devollon· a1 Ieeder, reviewed the book, JlflllliE0 8 ' "Lei My Heart Be Brakm With tbeiOOF the 'lblns• That Brtlk ~ Heart d I , ·a~lct <t God," 111 Rlchotd ~ .In ellalrmlll,. !llllJI!ib (I( Homer Hawkins was reported John Fultz wu appointed chair- man of the Gifts for the Yanks Whn Gave lund. Early pa.ymenl ' A ~ c:mtrlboitlon toward A donotlcill ~ t!$ ft! ro ..lveil el~ of the clnlrch Interior tr!>m Mill ·Mary Vlrllnla . . ""~ inide by the Trlnit' Clrele to ba uaoc1 tor (ll1llll the elecWecNtda, n1g1rt at the Pome- lrie ·bill. A repOrt waa. (liviD ·1'01' Trlnlfl lhllted Chur.ch ol on lloWert oenttobereeVedJilem· ben. Christ. ' al. Two new members were reuked that dUzena show their ceived into tlle post. Refreshments were served. loyalty to the Constitution and Fall activities were plumed during the meeting with William ' ,. Commander Albert Roush has America by dlapl01in& t h e I r flags during the week. :• Cleaning Churchtryteri(?r · ' Oboervance of Constitutloo Week, Sept. 17 -lt, by dlopl01in& Oop In the IIUddleport business dllllrict wao plaMed by FeeneyBemett Polt 128, Amerlcan Legion Wedne~ night at tho hall. ' ,;l;~~.' Qo~~.~~CI· o., ·s.pt. 11, 19el . Display o.f -Flogs '• '., , '~ a.,. s.m•l ,._Ill 1...,., i11111'7is, - allernom ;;;~' ..b.~- ww, ~ ......, ..._a '~1. RACINE FUL-VALU MARKET CROW'S STEAK HOUSE THE STORE W1T1I AHART RAaNE,OIUO KENTUCKY FRIED llHICKEN POMEROY, OHIO SWISH£R & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS · WE FILL ALL DOCTOR'S :PBiilllCRIPitONS · PAINTS AND GENERAL BARDW ARE TUPPERS PLAINS, 0. H1~~.:~ l..!"=2~29=55::.::.:.~::.:.::=::~o.~.~-~:.::::..:.::::.:..~.:.-~.= RAONE •• �.. .' • ' • ~.·ilbli r Dolb ' I ' stgunol·, . llldlll4poi1,P...,e~, ~\ '\ 'I'~" . • ·~': Planned During September 17-24 A oommunieatlon from Mrs. 0. P. Klein, chairman of Constituloo Week activities for Return Jlllllthan Melgo Clulpler of the Daugbters ol the American Rev- oluUon, rOIJiellled the legion's I ' psrt!ci!Jatloo. In add.ition to seeing that flags are flown ln the downtown area, <.' •• :•·! l T ! . •- •, :, ·, I :.:.•),, ' SWisher being named cha..irman of the amual commW>ity Halloween party. Doo Roach will handle details of the Veterans Day diMer and obaervance to be held in November. Mra; ·LQult Reibel preoldod at the bualnets meellar wb.,li was rtpo1 ted that all J'OI)IIrs on the llllltod cross on Lincoln HW have been completed and that the structure hao been palmod. dleport school taugl\1 by Don Silvera. lt was reported that flag oeto- the pole, bracket andfiag - have b - ordered and will be liOid by the post lor $3.50. Walter Bunce reported that the post now has seven wheel chairs, three hoopltal beds, and several canes and crutches ln the lou center operated by the legionnaires. of Legion dues was urged by Marvin Kelly, memberlhlp chairman, and named to get lnformaUoo oo. new deska for the ball Lamb Family Reunion Held Ill at home, Henry Reltmire at Veterans Memo<lal Hospital, and September 1st Herman Caudill at Holzer Hospit- D11 picnic held to honor veterans of World War L Thank you notes were read !rom lhe Ollie Hlndy and Dale Nlchol11011 families. During the meetlna it was voted to give a llag to the ruth grade at lhe Mid- SYRACUSE - The Lamb famIly reunion was held iimdi,J", Sept. 1, at the local roadside park. A picnic: dinner was enjoyed at Mrs. Shields noon. Attending """ Mr. and Mra. ·Olin Lamb, Parkersburg; Mr. and .Nra. Brooks Lamb, Mr. and Mrs. WWiam Lee and Dick, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Lee, Mrs. Garland Has Program Mr. and Mrs: J. L. Spencer With WSCS 50TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY of Mr. ard Mro. J. L. ~encer of Racine, Route 1 was celebrated recently with a ramlly dinner held at the lwme of Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Am· berger, Chester. Mr. and Mrs. ~encer were married on sept 7, 1918 at the Pomeroy Methodist parsonage by the late Rev, Pfichlrd. They are the parents of three daughters, Mr6. Wallaee (Margaret) Amberger, Cllester; Mrs. Walter (Pauline) Ke~ netll, Pomeroyj and Mrs. Norman (Mary) Arduser, Toledo, and have four grandsons and two granddaughters, Unable to attend the family observance were the two grarddaughters, Mrs. Charles caldweU of Tacoma, Washington, and Miss BarTHE "Mondern Woman's Struggle tor Persoral ldentity" was the program theme used by Mabel Shields when the Women's Society or Otrlstl.an Service met recently at tf:le East Letart Unit- wao Henry Clatworthy. Roach ed Methodist Church. reported on the recent Labor Anisttng Mrs. Shields with the program were Julia Norris, Barbara Dugan, Hazel Fox, Eileen Roush, and Ferne Hayman. bara KeMed,y of Columbus. Mildred Donahew gave devoliORI using 1st Chronicles and 11. reading "Sprirvs In tlle Valley," Durlna the meeting, special memberships were presented to Plan Ordination Dinner HOLDS TOY PARTY and Mrs. Donahew. A communi- Mrs. Charles cation &om Mrs. Fred Beman Salaer of Racine demonstrated a Teo' Ladlea Party at the home regarding the delay in receipt of Mro. Wanda Hubbard Wodneo- by Mrs. Shields. day afternoon. Guests attending were CIU'Qlyn and ~erry JohnIOn ot Pomeroy; Karen Werry. ,publicity ehlirman for the gt'O&Ulo Mrs, Dugan reported that the of the membershipt was read Mrs, FerneHa,ymanwasnamed An ordination dinner Cor the Rev. Glen Hiles, pastor of the Pomeroy United Methodist Church, was pJamed for Od. 27 when tile Women's SOciety of Christian Serviee met Tuesday night at the ellureh. Mrs. E\rerett tbomas, vice Helea HldJbard, Deny H a y e s, 1 mtterial Cor the observance or pre&ident, was ln charge of the ck, Marguerite Karr. and ;the Week of Prayer and Self meeting which was preceded bJ' a Salfr1:r, lo.;al. Denial has ~ received.. She a potluck dlmer. The ordlnl- · .• . . .- ~ .. .• .- lhailked .!he members "f6~ lhe tfon · dinner will be served at Qowers, cards and gifts sent 5 p.m. at the Pomeroy Elemen. her at the birth ol her daughter, tary School auditorium. Mrs. Hiles reported on the Dixie K11. 11 was voted to send $50 to lhe recent workshop held at camp Meigs County Sherltr lor the EImer Pickens fUnd. Mrs. Donahew and Mrs. Adams served rerreshments to those named abo~ and Doris Mama and Nora Pearson. N.M - Nadonwlde G•!aiJDffeS 'JieneMI Development of CIIAuto Cooking Arts l••r.mce. Now, Nationwide lnsuran« will guarantee renewal" of auto in- Homecoming of surance for five years (after each poli~y is.in effect 60 days). To qualdy, JU51 pay the premiums and have a valid license for every driving member of ynur family. Ask me about it. Ken Williams . P. J Pauley WILLIAMS ••• PAULEY NATIONWIDE 214E. 2nd n. mall from N11ionwidr is oo rour side Church Held Is Reviewed "Evolution of the Art of Cook· ing" was the program topic at a meeting of the Pomeroy Shake- !I(>Oire Club held WedneSdll' a£. ternoon at the home of Mrs. T. A. Hennessy. Carrying out the theme the members responded to roll caU The Rev. Lester Taylor waa with a favorite modern recipe. the speaker and there was spe- A display ofantlquecookingute~ cial music by the Smith ramtly sils and cookbooks was featured fl. Leon. W. Va. Recltatlona were at the meeting and Mrs. Hennesgiven by Pam and Christy Evans sy, program chairmlll, related. and Dixie Eblin; Gory Stewart cooking habits from the stone age to today, noting the discovhad a vocal solo, and Mrs. Berery of gnins anj flre, and the tha Parker and IIUaa BeU;y LeonThe annual homecomlag of the Rock Sprlnga United Methodist Church wao held ~ featurIng a badket dinner at noon and afternoon program. ardpver~s. The Rock Springs lnotrwnental ensemble played several selectiona and there were r~.~m­ bers by the church choir includIng "This is M,y Father' 11 World." and ''My Lord and L '' Lamb, Mro. MarJorie Haldl and Usa, Diane, Michael, of Cohlm· bus; Mr. and Mrs. carl Lamb and Raymond or HuntlngiAm; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lamb, Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lamb, Jerry, Craig, and &I.e, Charleston; Mr. and Mro. Stanley SUrnmer!leld, Sharon and Melissa, Nitro, W. Va.; Duel !Wnmerfleld, JadalonYtlle, Florida; Mr. and Mrs. GIOIUI Powall, Mr. and Mra. William Northup, Debbie and Jert, Galllpol!o; Mr. and Mra. Jeasle Rinehart, Spencer, W, VLi Mra. Audrey John,..., Uverpool, W. Va.; Mrs. Vernon Swartz, Tina, Rena, Robin, and Ropr, Coolville; Mr. and Mrs, Cedi Cald- well, Bob Murphey, T u p p e r 11 Clara Adams, Focie Hayman, SYRACUSE - '• ' ' ' ' • making of pots and pans. The !all eonference of the Ohio Federltion oC Women's Clubs wa,.. announced for October. The Woman's Creed was recited to conclude the meeting. Mrs. Hennessy served a dessert course. The next meeting will be at tile home of Mrs. Robert Warner. Whitlock Retires her Frances Grande. 11 Asbury near Ri o Being with People Who Hurt" was the program theme used by Miss Lydia Ehersbach for which Plains; Mr. and Mrs. Earl 5Ummerfleld and Roger, J. E. Pitts, Murrynllle, Pa.; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parker, Bobble and.Kelll, Marietta. Also, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Parker and Howard K., Morgan City, La.; Mrs. Nancy AdAms and Lori, Raclne; Mrs. Edna S u ml!lerfiWd Mr and Mrs. Rexal From Navy Service - SYRACUSE - William Whlt- lock1 BM-1, bls retired tr~ the Navy after aervlng 20 year•, 11 months and one day. Mr. and 'Mro. WhiUock, children Lynn, Uoa ard Billy, recently returned to their home in Jacksonville. na.. from the Midway lslanda where lle has been t_~Uonocllhepaot29months. They were here ror a few dlya · Room Mothers ' ' I Mrs. WDIIam 1. Sllllth, ~~ eonvl<tllll that .the, cluiloa. · dant, ann~;~nnceda opeclal m Far East It rl&bl ror ·a chango · DANCE PA!lTY·'rotJowllw the Tutacllj' at 1 to Chrlstlaoll;y. 'l'lle auther apoke Frida~' . night ~D 111181 al to . be, hold p.m. at her home ·Weet 111111 of -tiona In th.e ~ wllere the Melcl .Junlcr lllal1 School St., Pom,royt·for the purpotti of be traveled aDcl llld that U Asta IIMIItorlum. The J111 wtll emelecllnl olftcero ror the lti8Is to be Cllrl8tluized, then It cee. 89YMr. wt11 ba up to the Asian people $ATURDAY . Mr!lo Cllqlbell ~ waa to sUmulale the ~ HIGH SCHOOL cjanc~ party, plall(at ror the meeting whl!'b Tbare wat ·alnglnr ot "ln Chrlllt There Is No East Saturdl)" at P...,.ro.Y Junlm;lllal1 openocl In rltullloi\C torlllo A or West." and areaponllveread- School audllnrllllll Bi30 to lliiO report on tho AU&\111 blrtlldlJ p.m., ~ J 11a emCeeing, _.. party at the . aiull.<,O!he velng oo rnls....,s. Mrs. Pbll Wllllamaoo wtll pro- aored by Pmaeroy Elemellfary ana HOllllltal was pven· b1 MrL PTA. · Smith. •Flower . billa were oroent devotlorul and Mrl. NorDIID RACINE CHAI!TER of FBI,A darocl paid, and imua1 duoo were Kloeo and Mrs. Clarellce Mas.....,...... clance s..tur<IIY, 8 to eollecled rrun the rnombera pre. oar will ba ... , ror the October meellng. During a con- 11 p.m. In Racine Junior Hl&(l oenL X. Tbe I1UIIa1 ~ c<rnlerence to cludlag 110clal hollr Mrs. Either School, Music by SUNDAY be held on OcL 10 at MrAI:tbur Fauber and Mro. Marperlle HOMECOMING, Morris C~ Wli ~IIIIOUIICed. Meyer sened a dessert course. Methodist Church, Old Town Rerreahments were sened b1 Flats, !llndll'; sc- allO Lm., Mrs. llal'dawll', Mrs. WW WlaroJiowed by a besket dllmer and ltoo, and Mrs. Con YOIIJII. 111m• aiJW In the arternoon. GIDEON-ROUSH rtWIIon wtD be held !bllk.v at lltt Pori1ond . Park. Tba plealc wtll begla at 1p.m. MONDAY CHESTER GRADE School PTA i wt11 moot Monda.Y, B p.m. Prosrom wt11 Include a Bill - ••SYRACUSE - Plans w e r •I Qlalnted seaalon with teechert, mode ror the annual Chrlelmao ' room -ere. and conunllteeo dinner and party when the Awe- to be PI·I l l - . Retrlllunealo Diary of the Voluntoer Fin De- wt11 be served. pertinent met Tuesday nllht at lltelr new meeting piece at Mu- · ah...., , lla nlclpal Park with the president, Jean Hall, preoldlag. Reports were gl-.en and ap. proved and a Jitney supper al110 ~._.. was discussed. The Chrlstmaa 'l'lle blr1hdt,y annlnroarleo of dinner and party wtll be bald on Mr&. Charles White .... MrL - . ~ Dec. 13, U the dote Is availa- Pearl Holtman were ol>oervocl ble. . . Tue~ nlgllt with a dinner parA poDuck dinner at oe.ven o'- ty al lite home or Mr~~o Beulah - - · ' · J ......... clock will precede the Se(>I..'Zi White. La• .... JGII~ . . . . . . . . meeting. Roll call w11 anowarGills were preoeJted to the ed by 'l'llelma Grueoer, Clara honorees ard cake and Ice cream _ _ _ ,_ . . . . .. p Laveader, Marie Rizer, JIDlee were aervocl tollowlagthedJMOr. Lawaon, Jeaa Hall, Alae• White, AtlendlJW . were Charles White ......... . . !'i!!,'!'"'l ~..., -Mi ' Siatlt;·'l(yla - .· Edith anil ••uah!Or,' Mr a. . · . ORDER NQW FOil· '"!! '! ~ . Hoocl, IIUiilred Pierce lad a MrYtle Watklno, Mrs. Neeley FALL SETTINGI ~est, Tina Pierce. White, am Mr,. Florence ~ DISCOUIITS ON oay, Akron, and Mr~~o Thomas ALL SI!LECTIONS Dar at and Crals, Middleport. IAbDwt'• m Bra,.. Auxiliary plans Dinner, Party On December 13 Two Birthdays ore Observed Tuesday ........... _ ............. .. ........... ................ ... .. _.. .... ............................. ....,._.._. . .. -·'QIJ• r....ma,' Co. Toy Ladies Party 2-Hour . DRY ClEANING SIRVICE Rollinson's Cl..•rs visit with his mother, Mr. and carl H,tti:Jud. They returnocl by Wll' of Smithers, W, VL, wbere the)' visited her parents. Mrs. . EQUiPMENt: ' ... fi , , ·,D1/tectorv .· or:' ;:e~·m~~~~ . · , . .J , L ·hes ·. . ........... Ar.ea Cnurc . lunzol .~7~,-~lliTi,<;lte~lliili;•llenilnal, Mldcii=GmOI'GI'o U., ...... ~~•. ~VIlli a, 111.; •.,.,.;!. ........... o• • ,u_-.v...,;y....,.,., m~<·Mw.w.·.wu,,w.• .. <• • .. • ! . i • lj20, Ml<l--k _.,. m..C. Mlcldl • _ . . - -lGid_, .,...., '""' . Memlow Worohill, 10:45 L m.; . 1111~ Wedneodll', 1:30 p. m.,Mrs. .,,,dt .. · . ,, · ~~rjMI!fe!ll>l'ablp·S'"!:' PI?JOr m\liliJW. 1:.10 p. m. Mul' Jlolllnger, ellla leader, 'I'IWadll', f'tojl 1 ~ Sliillh, ·Ill'• 'POMEROY LOWER LIGHT leader. Youtl\ FoRowllhlp, 7:30 Clllreh _ llarrloiomllle Roed meetiqr,'llrot !iundal' Ill. month, p. Ill. Sunday, · Rlf, · Roy Tll'lor, paator, Nan . ·.) -~ · 6 p. m.: WSCS teeaad·Monctq ~ MT. HJi;iUtiPN UNITED · Harlmm~, S. S. SuP, SUnday Jn.iilh.. 7,30 p. ·~~~o; EleenOr Clr- BRE~ IN CHRIST - Rev. Scbeol, 9:30 a<m.; Worlhlp serv~~ Clut u . Smith, paator. sunday loa, 10:30 .. m;; Eftllllv wor· ' •··t ... ~ . . . . ,•. · ... . . _...... _ , . thlrd WedneldQ, Aftei'IIOOD CJr- l(ichool, 9:30. o. ·!!!.1 RusoeU ~,.. lhlf, 7:30 p, . m. .Pn.Yer •~4 ~.:; . .e.J:y.nm• ~.~~:«-:·:;-.w~~:·~·«~/~.~1.'~ ele, aeeoqd 'I'IIutlcllt,t~ lfiHDOGil., ALFRED METJI~IST, ·PeerI 0. m.; ·Silodl,y Sebool, 10:30 "'114 ··Cbolr,P'ldiet, Tp. m. Wednea- cer, ...,t.; Altrid WOlle, aulst- -Praloe aenlce, 'IIMirlldiY; 7:30 ant. -MorDIQII 5e!'mon II !1- m., P.lllo _. • A. Cillo .......... 9mdii:.SehQol y - ........ !llndll'. 6:80 p. do,y. '"nllv oermon,1:30p, m., alter- ,_ THE RUTLAND:"M!:riiODIST ·.._ lit• ·9:30, 'L~d 'Dllllil&or, ~q~~. m.; Preaehlow every .Sootolll'i' 7 UNITED FAITH . CHURI;B of lllUow eadl Suadly, Cia., meet- CHURCH - Rev, c. J.. J,.emley, Worohlp oervlceo at 10:45 wlllt P. m, - -. . . Nease s.ute.nent. SUndll' Sd1ool IJWllo.m., alternaiiJW Sunday 118olor• Church Sebeol,9:10a.m.; the Rev.' caato. W-acllj' eve. T)IE RUTLAND C?MMUNITY s.wertntellilent. R o y Jolmoon. . mondrcL David Holter, c 1 a s a Wortldp senlee, 10t30 a. _m. nlill prl!'er aorvlcea at 7 :4$. Church - Rev. Ainoa TWis,paa. lellder. Chflatloil ~vw, 7:30 tor. Sunday School, 9:30 Llll.1 youth moet~JW, 8:30, Sundll1· RACINE M.ETHODIST - W. 'CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Servlcea Worship nrvtce, lt Lm.; ~ p. m. every other Sunday eveDale McCiurJ, pastor. Sunday SYliACiliE FIRST UNITED School, 9:30.. a.m.; Worsblp •erv· ert SUrles, Sunday School su- PRESBYTERIAN - Rlf, Ullon n1Jw. Je1.n Sexson. president. II · 315 Main St., PL Pleaaant, perintendent; Wedneoclay prayer 11, Slebblnl, pu~or. w...lhlp, 9 p'rQer meedna, 7:30 p.m. every lee, 10:30 It m.; Junior ebolr Sunila,ya 11 o. m.; Wedneedlj'a meeUng, 7:30 p.QI. Yoww P - a. m. SUndu School, 10 a. m.; Wednelday. Board meeting, 7:30 pra.cllce, W-oday, 3:20 P· m.; 8p.m.AIIwole010e. plea Fellowship Sunday, 7 p.m.; Bible study and prayer eenlce, · p. m., llrot Muaday of mOillh. Senior ebelr praotlce,'11111'~. , 7:30 p, m, ~ Hustler Clan W.e!(neadll', Sundi.Y night worahlp. 7:30. POMEROY 11l1NITY UNITED meeting, rourlb Frtdll' of each 1111!!' DiiNVILLE WESLEY AN POMEROY FIRST, BAPTIST LO'M'RIDGE IJNl'I'ED METHCHURCH - Char lei Dozer, pu- carwr WOllam•, pai(Dr. Jolm CIRJRCH OF CHRIST- Rev. W, monlh at 6 p, m, Weoleyan Serv· ODIST- Worohlp,flrotandthlrd tor; ·Adra Swlcll, Sunday Sdlool H. I'Wrln, paimr, Plllrlck D. cle Guild, rourlb MOIIIIII' of each !llndll'a' of eaeh month. 10:45 o. Sq>ertntendent. . Sundll' SeiMXII, Wllel, Sundll' School ...,._ Wood, Sqll, !iundal' Scbeol, 9:15 IIIOitb, 7:30 p, m.; Junior High · - SUIIda,y School, 9:30 .. m.; second and fourth sundaya, a. m.; Worllld», 10:%5 a. m. MYF, 4:30 p. m. each SUnday; 9:30 L m.; Worship aervtce, m,; lolomlng wor&hillo 10,30 L 7:30 p. m. Sunday S<:hool, 9:45 10:30 11- m. Youtll and Junior m:; BYF, 6 P• m~ Bible stacb', Youtll choir rebearaal, Monoto.Y, Senior High MYF, 5:30 p. m., L m. Chrlsuaa Endeavor, third youth urvtce, 6:45 p. m. Eve- Wedaeaday, 7 p.m.; Choir prae- 6:30 p. m. MrS. lolarvln Burt, oad1 Sunday, Saturdaf or each month. dlroctor· Sonier oholr rehear Ill, PORTLAND METHODIST ning worahlp, 7:30. Pr11er and Uco, 8:30p.m. Wednesday, 7:30 !>. m., Mrl. Pal~ Rev. W. Dale McClurg, peotor, Tlllrodai-, praise, Wedae~, 7:30. Neale, dlreetor. nrUrsda.v, au Sunday St.hool, 9:30 ... m.; WorMT, UNION BAPTIST - Rn. UNITED FAli'H CHURCHLAUREL CLIFF FREE METIIday Buay Bee qu1111ng party In •hill service, 7:10 p, m. Nease Settlement - Hobert E. CecU Cox, pulor, Sunda.Y School ....:.Ch ooc1a1 room, OAK GROVE METHODIST OIISl' CHURCH - Sunday School iimlth, Sr., paator, Sund:Q- School auperlntendenl, Lorry Clark. 9:30 a. m.1 morning wonhiP, RUTLAND CIRJRCH OF W, Dale McClurg, pallor. Sunday Btl>Orlntondent _ . , Mat>on. Sunday Sebeol, 9:45 a.m.; !llndll' 10:10 a. m., evening worsb». CHRIST1101 W. C-r, paoSchool, 10:30 a. m.; WorahiJ> ovenllv mhill, 7:30; Wednel· 7:30 p. m.; Wednesday, Chrlot- Sunday SChool, 9:30 L m.; wor- dll' pr11er and Bible otu4y, 7:30 tor. Sunday School, 9:30 a. m.; sel'Yiee, 9:80 a. m., ftrat and shiP servlc•, 10:30 L m. and communtoo and worohillsenlce, lltlrcl_!l.nill' eacb month. lan Youth Crusader&, 8:30 p, m. 7:30p, m. eachSun<lay,Mlcl-week P.m. 10:30 !1- m,; Prayer meeting, ZION CHURCH OF CHRISI' and Prll'er meetlni. 7:30 p.m. · P'll'8r meeting, Wednesday, 7:30 Tbur~, 7:10p.m. V.ll. Bra- Pomeroy - llarrloonvllle Road. Thuracllj', choir pracUce, 7 p, p.m. SlJI'TON METHODIST - Rev, ley, Supt. Eugene Underwood, pastor. 1\e,.. m. II, · Eu8ene Gill. P111111r; Phil W, lllle McClurg, pastor, SunCII];STER .ETHODIST Charge ' neth Grover, Sundll' SChool iit>tWloo, iit>t- : KENO CIIIJRCH OF CHRISTdll' School, 10:3011m.; Worohill _ Rev. Pearl A. Caoto, pastor. Sulldey school, 9,30 a.m.; WorDEXTER CHU11CH OF CHRISr Norman McCain, oupertntendont.. sGvlce, 9:30 !1m., 10001111 and CHESTER: Worehip, 9 a. m,; shiP service, 10:30 a. m. ~ ,- Romde Jlutlll~ pastor. l'!or. Service• weekly al P:ao a. m. rourlb !llndll' oaeh montlt. . SlllllaY School, ·10 o. m.; Mro, ev-•oervlce, 7 p, m. Pr11er llllD C. Will. 1\Vt. !bllk.f .SeiMXIII Preachllll, llrst and lltlrdSonlll' . 9:H o. m.; WQrahill oervllio, at monlh by Charlet RuueD at CHESTER CHURCH OF THE Wald Spetloer, Supt. FLAT· meeting, Thur&dll', 7:30 p. m. 1Di30 o. m. Chrletlan EDdeavor 9:30a.m. NAZARENE - Rev. Herbert WOODS: Church School, Sunday, __ 'simdo,y _evening. BRADFORD CHURCH OF Grate, pastor. Worship service, II 0. m., John Bally, 1u.91. WorST, JOiiN'S LUTHERAN-Brl· BAClNI!· FIRST CHURCH OF cHRJST -Charles Russell, paa- 11 s. m. and 7:30 p.m., SUndl!'. · •hill service alternate• with AI· an Engel, pastor • Morning warTII);NAZARf.!lE-SandlyScbeol . tor, Richard Gilkey, SuiJt. sun- Sundi.Y School, 9:30 ~~om. Rich- tnd and F . _ . Services ship, 9 !1- m.; SUndll' School, IIIOI'IIIng or evening, or 10:30 a. m. 9:80 a, m.; lolomlng Worif]d.p, dOl' Scbeol, 9:10 o. m.; lolomlng ard Barton, S<t>\., Charles Bl a- SIDIIY elch week, ST. PAUL'S Ll.TrHERAN -32 10:30 0.· m.; .. WOI'Oblp, Worohill, 10;30 a.m.; Evening aell,asslstontsuptP<OI'ermeetGRACEEPISCOPAL-E.Maln E. Second st., ~eroy,Sunday 7i3o p, m, l'niY'er -.lcea, 7:30 worohlp, 7 p.m. W-adi!' Bible IJW, Wedne~. 7:30p.m. St., Pomeroy_ SUnday worohill Sehool,10 o.m.;Woroblpaervlce p. m, Wlllaledll'. Sundll' Sebool. _ OF' HARRISONVILLE PRESBY~ service, 10:30 a. m, with Ill'- lla. m. ~ Pauline McClln-- otudy, 7:30P.m, J$>RGANIZED CHURCH TEIUAN _ Mro. Norma Leo, leaderl. SYRACUSE UNITED METHOtoek. Pallor, Rev, Mori'lis lol. Joous Chrlat ol Lotter DaY Sunday School S<c>er-nL SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST DIST CHURCH - Rev. Paul A. ~o..~ Church - P...,eroy, MUlberry Sellers, ~stor. Sunday School, TUPPERS PLAINS liNITED s.tnt.o, Portland • Racine Hood. ......... School 9 30 9:30 a. m.; lolol'J)o :;::'."'"" • 's : L them. He-~, Helgltts Roed, north ol Veii>rano 9:30 • ~m., Ben Quisenberry, METHODIST- MorniJvWorsblp Sunday Sc:hool, '"'" 10 30 ""·~·· ""' ·aOI"Yice, p. m., v. ~• Phllll G . W P Ill· S<41t Morning worohill, 10:30 L 9:30 a. m. II Iormor EUB balld- lng ora•..,, ' a. m. - - Max Donahue or Mlcldle rt Memorial Hospl~. po er, paator, Wednesdll', 7:30 p. m., first and third Sundays each liw, E>Panded !lJndll' Sehoolooo- evenllv oervlco at 7, Wedne~ speaking. m., Bible Shaly andpr11ermeet- month. Evening evangelistic ror nuroery to grade olx evening pr11er service, 7:30. JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES, Lor· IJW. Saturday: Saltbath Scbeo1• service, 7:30 p, m., second a,.. children at fi>noer -Methodist .,.. Paator, Elder Frederick J, st... ry Canoaltan, preolcllngmlnlater. 10:30 a. m,; Wonhlp, 9:30 a.m. fourth Sundays. 11U at' f1S0 L m., Mrs. J I m e S barl. . . BRADBURY CHURCH OF Sonill': BlbleleciUre, 9:30o.m.; ,JJBS:Jiru~~ ~~ BETHANY UNITED METHQStout, Cfilldren' I _.-lrtendeDL SliDiay Chureh School, adults and CHRJST- James H. Smith, Pas- Wateh Tower ltulb', 10:30 a.m.; Guest Minister, James Buehl~ DlST CHURCH - Rev. Paul A. youtll, 10:90 L m.; junior high, tor. Sunday SChool, 9:30 Lm.; Wedneldly: Bfblo stud;y, 7 p.m. an, Sunday School SUperinten- Sellers, pastor. Morning wor8 hlp 9 30 L m. • Sundll' School senior hlgil llll!l adulta· Supt. Glen Evans. Churcll oer- Tburldll': Mlnlllrl' oehool, 7 p. ' : ' vices, 10:30 Lm.; evening, 7:30 m. Service m-"~-, 8 n _ m. dent. SuiDay School, 9:30 a.m. ' meet In rormor - • a t Church - ....• Worship Sen-ice, 10:30 Lm. 10:30 L m. Blythe Theiss, SUpt. r.r Sanclll' ChUreh SchooL Boyd ·p.m.·, Wedaeedlj', Pr11er ser• MASON CIIIJRCH OF CHRIST- Choir practice, 7:30 p.m. Wed- y ou11t FeIIowa h'19. 6:30 P. m. Miller st. - Ever100 Weekley, !IaCkner, youtll ...,.rlntendent; vt~s. 7:30p.m. _ _._ Blbl ..,..., 1 sun nelday. CARMEL UNITED METHQpost high' class and oenlor adulto _., e • ....., C asses, " DIST CHURCH - Rev. Paul A. G,J!AHAM ~ ~HQ- .i!llf,10A.f'l• W!!l'tlliPlUlA-~.,.ASBURY UNITED IIETH~ Sellers, pl&ior. SWx10y School, m~ illllli'IJW EUB bulldiag, Robart~ Q£'JW,t Bl- i>IST cfltlRt:H- fi!d~'Blh&··~:- lng, 1b:55 L m.; Sunda.Y....,... DIST, Syracuoe - Rev. WendeD ~o.-• 9:30 L m.; Wayne Roush, Sq)t. flte Clol.•parqo, las! Monda.Y eaeh 30 a.m., First and second &In- 1111niee, 7:30. Blble . study stutler, Plltor. Sunday Sc~-.-, Morning _worshi,p, 10:30 L m., Youtll Fellowship each dQI ol eaeb month; 11drd and cla&sll, WedneldQ, ?:aO p.m.' 10 L m.; carroll Norris, SUpt. secoOO and fourthSundaysofeach Sundty, 8 p. m. 1~ rormer Meth- Fourtb !llndll'l eadlmonth. WorMORNING STAR UNITED Worohlil service, II L m.; MYF month. Evening enngelloUc odlet b!dld(.. DIJirlel fOiillt ral· ohlp service at 7:10 p.m.; Wed- METHODIST CHURCH - Rev. 6 P. m. !lJndll'. Pr11er meeting service, 8 p. m. secord and, ,ty·ilrai!londaJoleachmonth. nelday e\renlngs at 7:30, Prayer William Airaon, pastor; o h n ~ Wedneadl)', m. .. Ude, Stvt.; Roy Van Meter,J AasL POMEROY8 P·CHURCH OF THE third Sunday each month. LET ART UNITED METBO- and Bible otudJ. FREEDOM GOSPEL MISSION 5tVt. !llndll' School, 9:45 L ,._; NAZARENE- Corner Ullonand ENTERPRISE UNITED METHDISI' CIRJRCH - Flrll and SaoCHESTER CIRJRCH OF 000.: Mulberry. Rev. Clyde V. Hellier- ODIST - Rev. WWiam Alrson, 81adays preaebln& 8 p.m.; ·-Bald Knob•, Portland-Biaban Roo4. Rev. E. J. Grimth,paotor. 'l'lle Rev. Cbesterllr)'ant,paotor, son, pastor. !lJndll' Sc-, 9:30 Pastor. Ralph ~encer, Sq>L; Tl!lrd lll1d Foarth 91adaya, diJ"Sctlool1o Llll., Worolipaer- !llndll' School, 9:30 L m.; Rag• SUndaJ School, 8:90 o, m.; wcr- L m.; Rl!'mond Walburn, ~ Eldoo Weeks, Ass't. Worshillaervlet 11 a.m.; Tueacllj' evonlnP er WUtred. ~t. SWdiY worshiP aid» Hrvlee, 11 a. m.; Eient.Jw Morn1rw worship, 10:30 L m.; vices, 9:3<1 Lm. i Surday School, at 8 p.m., Prll'erlllldBiblestudJ. IOl'>lee, 7:30p.m. i'rl!'ermeet- worlhlp, 7:10p.m,Pnyeroerv- EveaingSorvlce, 7:30p.m.- 10:30 ~~om.; Youth Fellowship, IIIIo 'fueoclay, 7:30 p. m., Mil· Ice, rue~. 7;30 p. m, Youtll week service, Wedaeedlj', 7:30 6:30. Wednesdll': Choir, 6:15 p. ' " . lord Frederick. cla11 Ieeder. Sarvlce, . 1111l'odll', 7:30 p. m. p.m. m.; Bible studY, 7:30. ... .·.·... D-.- i.n Youtll FoUowahill, FridaY, 7:!~ MllftlbiY alngo, llrst saturde1 <t mREST RUN UNITED METHCHURCH OF CIIIRST - Mldk.. J.liU:; m. Ernest Deeter, leocler; ....... ead1 montb. ODIST _ Hev. Wendell G. Slut- clleport, 5th and Meln- Jac er WUrred, Jr., preoldeat. HEMLOCK GROVE Chrlotlan lor, pallor. worohlt> service, 9 SeliN, supt. Bible Sebeol, 8:30 ;; i:!UC . MASON A'\SEM!li;Y CIWRCH Cburcll - James Qulsenbeny, L m.; Sundll' School, 10 L m. .. m,; Mornllll worship, 10:30 .. .; BY MRS. FRANCIS MORRIS OF GOD - ~ ~~ ~·-· pallflor; RaJ WhaiOJ, IAJIIt, C<im• Mrs. Fred Neaae, 5tVt. m.; I!.'Venlng worohlp, 7:30p.m.; ' The Esther Circle olllte Bap- W. Va. Sooldll' School, 1 a.m. llllllllon l!lllworohip eenleo, 9:30 MINERSVILLE U N I T E D ~r aenlee, Wedneoda.Y' 7 p, ·· ustMI •-~Socl~m-loi<Jo. Mornllwworlhlp,Ua.m.~· ~ODIST- Re•. Wendell m,Rn.Raullnl(oyer,paii!Or, c ta~-• "" Pnatle.aqvlce,1:30.p.;m.·Bible SOUTH BE'i11EL UNITED -•n CHURCHOFTHENAZARENE . dll' .evenlqr, SelL 9 with Mra. Sludy and PJ'1IYV Je1'(1ce, Wed· StuUer, (Utor, !llndll' &:-, -Micldleport, Rev. Audry Miller, c' Frances WllCCIIIII, hootooo, 11 nel4ay, :i':30 p. . m. C,~ . ota_ ~' METHODIST- Worohill, second. 9 a. m.; Kelll8th Wlaena, Sott~ ,pastor, Looter Tll'lor,Sipt.Sunher home. The meetln& oponocl ail&, ~. 1'1111!11! ,~5JJI, aid rourth Sunday, 10:30 a. m.; Worohlilservlce, 10 a.m. day SciMXII, 9:30 ., m.; Morning 7 ·•' with dO'IOIIOIII. enlltleil "Love" C'D'-'TON"""mcu-"'-t· llntandthlrdSUndo)'o, :30p.m. - sYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE 10:30 Junior So-~ \dJ,VD 11¥"1 c:. ........ SChool, 9:30 .. m. Youth va.-.... , • L m.; bytureMl~~ Bwue!slt.~~ ... •;.:;: bal7 Bead. Suni111f Scblol, 9:30 NAZARENE- Rev. A. E. Miller, clety, 8:30 p. m,; NYPS, 8:45!>. • The .:...-:-_ , .. Divine." L m., (iarL SUpt. Worohlp 118Stor. Bob Moore, !llndll' m, SUndll' Evqellllllc Incl.;..~waa· 1 _,.,_ ''The. 11nlce, ·10:,30 o. m, and 7:H p. dlot Cbarch. School~ Sunday Sehoolclaaa- 7:30p.m. Pn,yer meet!JW, Wed·.· m. ~~~·- Prayer m88QQI1 til for all ages, 9:30 LDLj ~ Dilday, 7:SO p.m. ·; Best ol America, and poema, :·Vf--llllay, 7:30 p, m, iJW Worshill, 10:30 s.m.; NYPS THE SALVA'llON AllloiY -FJl• ,.; "Speak .F<1111 Tlif Word" and HEATuME'l110DISTCIRJRCH Sunday 6:30p.m.; EYIJW"'lstlc voy RaJ S, Wining, officer In : "Peece" doHcl with all¥- -·~Rev, Max Donahue, Service ~7:30p.m.; ebarge. Sunday, 10 o.m.,Hol!. ... "SWiet Poace, the Gill ot . ~ JaCk llecblle Chureh week Prayer meeting Wedne&- .... meetlow; 10:10 a.m. Sun. Ged'o .....,,~ In the bu~oo Seboot' Supt. Churd1 S:,beol, 9:30 dll' 7:30p.m.; Mlaolor&ry Meet- day Scltool. Y - People's LeM!jolon tht Whl.to. Croll CJUOia o. m.1. wor. . . aervl . ce, 10:30 1ng Second W-acllj' or each gl011, 7 p.m.; Salvatloo meetbw, • til -~ A rot Mr..... Mro. C~ Allen 7:30 p, m.; -···• '·! woa aeuaPr'!JI"'"' • RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE and BID open! SuD11a1 In Alb- month 7130 p.m. .,_-II'' I to 3 p, ,. · - p,.,._ bytheMrouliJecl. •. Ura NAZ'n~~ D, lllld, K,y,, with Mr. ll. u. Allen 'EDEN UNITED . - BRETHREN IN m.; Loclles Hmnel..eagUO; 7P.m. ,_ ror ~·~ . - ·Rev. U•'"' ..... _ 1 Morrt 1' ua...,. . 1 ' "rbnm Jr· pastor SundaY -~ ....' •. and Mrs. D. B. "-~- CHRIST - Eldea R, Blake, pal• •' '"" c uses. --•. "Set them tr- tar·thla work.,. ..,. .. • -•· • MT MORIAH BAP'ltiT-Mkl ~ n. ......r ~'' I::~:. hour ·Mr .~.1:30'. Lm.;morn1Jvwor~ ·.,S Mrs. Paul MJrer• tor, SUndol' ~. 10 .o. m., • • u~··" ~ ·to··· .. ,.,. yN•-pe-'•• Winnie llolalnpr, s~G~~,lolomlng clleport, comer a( Fourtb and ,, Wlleml/l. ....._ IIY-her 'ehll- .~..., ·- .• . •, "':""' ..... . and Peru, Ind., and u .. m. Eoonlng sen- 111111 St. Robert .r.cl<aOD,(Utor. .' dren, · ~ Jov~>~Y·· rerresh- ·service, 1:~p.m.;e~lo~ Mr. . Nrt. Curt Freley and ele Chrloaan -vor, 7:311 P. Sunda,yScltool,9:.. a.m.;l!olorll~.~~P. ~~~':ra'...":!e~~: m,, Mn. ~ ~oz:, preolo iJW worlhlp, 10:3b o. m., Am>ld ,.; ments 'li1 Veraclloesl~o t.flrle • Roush 'ODie llle ' ecurt,. Gtara · · ' ' ~ ._ aen100 •"""Rldlar<la IIU]II. ·• ' ' · ,.,,_ U1 Ffoat.; ', -. RVTLJOOl . FIRST BAP'nST·-·--. • Roush, Eilna_. Plckeno, · ·~· ., . )(r,· 'lllill u - V'""'' s~ aid'~ . ,,¥orriL , ...... - - ......, RoY. J.. .Jaekoon, ""_., . '1 6n1e loiM 'CcfiF!;Grettas._ lilrs. ' n.nhta ~pi )(r.llld.· .SDr~Nnea.IIPOIIIa rocentweek- hii!D•. Frldl{ ·~~"'John l'rll'W senlce, 9:10a.m,; Sill. 1 1011 anil LoVeJ So)h . · Joiri. 'EmU . . ·IIIII wl!h MrL Lellla WI>Ocl. Newell of COIUIIIbua lflslbedem- dll' ScbOol, 10 a.m., MrS. Ger• ) : , 80ih llr. Rieliar<l Froothaa reiul-led to ~trudo, Butter, Supt. Wcrlhlp lloptlst ChlA"ch, · Adrian. · Mid:., "'"' several Mr, 11111 Mra. 1101 ,<;hrl•v. aemce, 11 a.m. Bailllst Train.........1 the w.ek~ here with bls ~; Mro. .Lelha woaot, •"II lolr. and nw Union, 11r11. 01111 IOCCIIIII Sun..,..... lW ·llr llliil Mro, WWia Frolt · · llr . • LaWrence S1i1111> .:i , :11114 . Son>- wa II 5:30 J1o m.; l(ro, llar1 11 :~w\th .Mr. , t • ~ I . ~.f \< llr. 1, Mro. Mia~ Sheila !Mftll a dQ' In Mceomol.,me wlllt Mr. Woodloin ...,$,.,~( week,11l wllb Mr. IIIII lllill 11ira. u,_.d 'Jlawk'JIIIIII!!Mo HYSELL RUN FREE ¥ETHO. ·l~Uif Q(iGalilo<" ' )(ra; . - .: ilf; Cl.tilld IJil'l'·- Rev. J.. WIN, pal• · IJIIi' ~ .;;..;.. I r..l.-. with liol', 9:30 .. m.; .. 1,. .n. wotr-. . slm 1 iboath. Now's Tl• to BUJ YM Forap HaneSter ~ucto•; SAUS,.; i ; h'nd. 1...eM tllan ftve miltt fi'QIII tht ta.t:m where thefll lltart l.beir m..rritd life IS a t.b\11&. ftq'U be pad of it. Fur th!l')' know the pPttiCII of lJ,e ~\~Lion ta .tdeh the~ were born; a IJI"eltilela rooted in tht land and the people. It's the u.me land their fordashm ~IIIII. It'• JUl. lD be the ..mt klnd'-of people. ThaL'I why there'• a chureh leal than be •U• away .. . and why t.hey'll be part of"it. THE CHURCH fOR _.ll All FOR fHf CHURCH 11lr Chun:h i• lho>l!rl'lll· HI f~tor on \'llr1h fur the buildinl of cltarKter ~~t~d ,ooct elliunlhip. h i1 • .wtehou• nf 'll"iuu\ vahoH. Without a ••Mn~ Chun:h, .rwittwr d""ocraey ....,. dviliution c~n IIUl'Yive 'nwre • .., fo ur tound re.-ono wh~ ~··~ry JlHIOR thould attend r.ervln- regul•rly 1nd 5upport tM Chur~h - Th~y 1ft: (1) For htt<,>wn s.lu• (2) rnr hi• children "• Ml.e (3) Fnr the Nke .;~f hot o:o"""unlly 1nd n•· llan. 4'1 F<>r the Ake nf th Church .t..,lf, whieh nn-d. hia m<>r•l and n"L.I.· .. n.l ... pport. Plan to 11n to c-hun:h re11ularly •nd reid your Bi b!e d~ily . c.,,...,, J.U Kn.o,. ~,, ..,.,.,., ,,....,.... "" ..,,.,l••o. Vo S...ndi)V · Jo>huo M""day I (t,, ~n o r l es T..,..day 301 -9 128·14 241-15 P...,vftrbs With the hope Jt will, in amne me&sW'e, Coster an:! help sustain tlat which is good in tamily and community life, this feature is sponsored by the business ftrms am orpnlzatlons whoae names appear below. HEINER'S BAKERY BAKERS OF GOOD BREAD HOYT'S SOHIO SERVICE WEST MAIN ST. POMEROY, D. SUPPOHT THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE HUNTINGTON, W, VA. GOfGLEIN READY-MIX CO. LYONS MARKET -·MEMBER OF 'I1fE BIG 3" GENERAL MERCHANDISE TUPPERS PLAINS PH. 667-3280 1----------------t----------------ot and am- e · "'--ia) · E vents . 1 j u;';. ,. . ,:_... ,0 !"t"= :...:;..mv= ~ - -.uu..,.. ' ... = w-••· ' n .. _.._ PHONE 99:/..3284 MIDDLEPOR1 TINY'S FOODLAND -..'"".. BOGGS EQUIPMENT SALES - AUJS CHALMERS - SERVICE FARM- INDuSrlUAL- LAWN- GARDEN MIDI1EPORT, 0. TUPPERS PLAINS R. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. OIUO'S OLDEST DODGE DEALER MIDDLEPORT, OHIO MARK V STORE MIDDLEPORT, DHIO LEIVING COAL COMPANY PRODUCERS AND DISTRIBUTORS OF 111GB GRADE COAL WEST COWilii!A, W, VA. ROYAL OAK PARK F AMlLY IIECREATIDN SWlMMING PH. 667~ OHIO VALLEY BAKING CO. BAKERS OF HOI.WM BREAD MIDDLEPORT, 0. RAY RIGGS, INC. Uneoln - Mercury- Comal:- Ell&llah Ford 59~601 85 N. COURT ST. meet~Jw, Che·ster· News Notes u\il ATHENS, 0. WILUS ANTHONY PLUMBING AND HEATING 992-2550 240 LINCOLN ST. I\IIDDLEPORT ARNOLD'S SOHIO SERVIcE ATHENS RD. POMEROY,O. 992-8098 A FRIENDLY PLACE TO' BUY i::O ;"!."odl.y · w.....o . Here's an economical fora1e box that handles all · crops! No other low-cost unit offers five unloadlnl . s~ds-:all controlled from the tractor _.it! A!'d you'll SWitch from front to rear unloed!nsl" • minute-without tools-with New Hol..nd's ucluslve · quick·chanse levers. Giant seven·foot widt.h liolds 410cubic feet ... UP. to 630 ~llbic feet .wlth'~ional extension kit. Available assembled or as kit with complete plans. Order yours soon! And reme""-: New Holland Purch•se Plan· financins mlikes it easy tor you to own the best! ' Jim hu a C9flqe derree In qrkuJtu,._Jit,Ji.n, • dipJom• from junior eoUe,e. And they're *-ek on tile _ ---& ., the Cruss" religious bra.dcaat. lnsila1• Blower SUPPLI!ES ·, . ,. •:!::"'.. PLAN RUMMAGESALE A nanmage oale wDI be hold SopL 20, 21 and 23 In the staJu.' bury bullcllng In Mlddleport with proceeds to go to the "Baek to ,.,... w.,.... ,/ . - nl&ltt'~ meeU~W ~ Jl!l. ,~ Apl:lllary ol LeWjo Mllller PO!il ta, Ame'r\ean Lqtna hold'attbe MauD! a.Puot Chufell. By Caderte Troop 710ForatoHor..otOf ., I ' l,rro. Oacar lfll:d&!'ll'o Wf'L ~ID. llutltr, And MrL Allp · IIUJ.llm were op(lldn!ed to a~ lriallnl commlllll ~ 'i'ui!j!~r Our House Toured NEW Pllone 992-2115 . t .--, ' - ~ ·. Syracuse PTA FOR ALUS-CHALMERS HARVEST S.111r ,Ran Floar Mills I '•.'- ...... . Next Tuesdoy, ~ Mrs. Lawson Hosts Announced by SPECL4LS! USED ' ~ she presented material on the depressed areas of San Franelsoo including remarks oC HalCway House, a plaoo where poor people are cared ror rollowing .l!l1!Q1ltallzatlon, ~rl\11' to their 1kuil'!rli\.1d, 1 ~rald' U~t; Sino return to employment. May, Long Bottom R. D.; Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Swan, Mro. Helen Damewood and Lester, and Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Parker, LEGARlocal. Afternoon callers were Uoyd Monllnent PFC; KNAPP HERE !l!mmerfleld, Mr. and Mro. Clll' '••rly ,.._, •• SYRACUSE Pre. Robert ~IIUtMntCo. Tuttle, Middleport; Mr. and Mi-a. ~ II hare on a 1f4Yieeve '1 Y•or• e...,re.... Harey Hulbert, Akron; Mr. and wltb hlo mather, Mrs. llnopno Cheri•• -,. L..or, OwMr Mro. F. B. CrolkY and Tracy, SYRACUSE- Mra. Jaalce Law- Knaw, and Jd.s brother, Tom· Open 9..j W..ktrand Janice Cook, llr. and Mrs . Sunlllop & Evenl"'l "'"' was host to a Toy Ladleopar- Ill)'. ~ iuid hit baalo trainRoom mothers of the ~a­ Charlea Dolan, Mro. Lillie StalBy Appt. Ga., and IAIeuse Elementary School have naker, Mr. and Mrs. Lake Nor- ty at her home Monda.Y allornoon Ing at Fort W. Woln' P•IMtO; YODCed traiJIIrw at Fort ClriOII, been aruiounced by the P.T.A. man, South Charleston, W. Va., with the demc:~~strator, M r a. Charlet !lllser of Racine. Ro- Colo. He wtll ........., to Fort car- - - - - - - - - They are: and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur ParFirst grade, Mrs. DorothY Am- ker, Eric and F.ddle, Pornoro.Y rrellhmlllts were oerved to Jean eon at the end. (I( hlo leave.' Hall, Jane Teatord, Mayme eu... berger, chairman. Mrs. Mary R. D. tor, Helm~ Diddle, Naomi Lollo.dntlter, Mrs. Etta Mae Norton, don, Ada Slack, Peal' Slaato, Mrs. James Werry, and Mrs. MJia Hudoon, Mildred Pleree, BeU;yAsh. Norma Baker, Ama Roush, and second grade, Mrs. Beverly Utesa guest1, TIDa Pierce. Dean Chapman, chairman, Mro. Pat and Barry Staats, and Rld<r BaHoudaahelt, Mrs. 4MaJy H e nker. drlcks, Mn. Donna Koehler, and Mrs. Pat CUndiiJ. Third grade, Mrs. Lou Fer· rell, chalnnan, Mrs. Patti Mc- Upolls A toorwaoor token OUr House at Gal- I . · · - · - · - - - · by Cheater Coy, Mrs. Dorothy Forbes, Mrs.· ~ Troop 228 recenlly. Kl,y Greer, and Mrs. J a n e t The girls were given a guidNease. ed toor tltrouaJl lhe historical Fourth grade, Mrs. Dee Brown, house by a representative of the chairman, Mra. IIUMie Harris, Ohio HlsiDrlcal Soclefl. They Mrs. Gloria Michael, Mrs. Mar- had • • r In GaiiJpollo bel'ore ty WOllam a, and Mro. !I!ate Grue- returning home. Taking the outCUPON REQUEST) ser. iiW were Joy Gro-ver, Jeanoe Our UaGal Oaod CIHn..;. FINI Jl'ade, Mrs. ADD B Bahr, Nancy Miller, Mellsll Roalh, cllalrman, Mrs. Marlo COleman, Tanya Keubaugh, and Leacllnglwn, Mrs. Marie Rizer, Nro. Roser Bahr, the leader. and Mro. Ruth Holman. Sbth grade, Mrs. DomaSrnllh, chairman, Mra. Eltber Ha.rdeD, Mro. Helen Hubbard, Mrs. Wanda Neliler, and Mrs. Evebn FRIDAY 1llE 13th •FtHs •See•s • Fertilizers ~ rOvlew, Mrl. Neu1211Dl told visit. . Poduek dlciller a1 tho .,.... ~L Moore. ,. ' :~:,, ' ·,t Mrl. Ben Neulilllllo devollon· a1 Ieeder, reviewed the book, JlflllliE0 8 ' "Lei My Heart Be Brakm With tbeiOOF the 'lblns• That Brtlk ~ Heart d I , ·a~lct <t God," 111 Rlchotd ~ .In ellalrmlll,. !llllJI!ib (I( Homer Hawkins was reported John Fultz wu appointed chair- man of the Gifts for the Yanks Whn Gave lund. Early pa.ymenl ' A ~ c:mtrlboitlon toward A donotlcill ~ t!$ ft! ro ..lveil el~ of the clnlrch Interior tr!>m Mill ·Mary Vlrllnla . . ""~ inide by the Trlnit' Clrele to ba uaoc1 tor (ll1llll the elecWecNtda, n1g1rt at the Pome- lrie ·bill. A repOrt waa. (liviD ·1'01' Trlnlfl lhllted Chur.ch ol on lloWert oenttobereeVedJilem· ben. Christ. ' al. Two new members were reuked that dUzena show their ceived into tlle post. Refreshments were served. loyalty to the Constitution and Fall activities were plumed during the meeting with William ' ,. Commander Albert Roush has America by dlapl01in& t h e I r flags during the week. :• Cleaning Churchtryteri(?r · ' Oboervance of Constitutloo Week, Sept. 17 -lt, by dlopl01in& Oop In the IIUddleport business dllllrict wao plaMed by FeeneyBemett Polt 128, Amerlcan Legion Wedne~ night at tho hall. ' ,;l;~~.' Qo~~.~~CI· o., ·s.pt. 11, 19el . Display o.f -Flogs '• '., , '~ a.,. s.m•l ,._Ill 1...,., i11111'7is, - allernom ;;;~' ..b.~- ww, ~ ......, ..._a '~1. RACINE FUL-VALU MARKET CROW'S STEAK HOUSE THE STORE W1T1I AHART RAaNE,OIUO KENTUCKY FRIED llHICKEN POMEROY, OHIO SWISH£R & LOHSE REXALL DRUGS · WE FILL ALL DOCTOR'S :PBiilllCRIPitONS · PAINTS AND GENERAL BARDW ARE TUPPERS PLAINS, 0. H1~~.:~ l..!"=2~29=55::.::.:.~::.:.::=::~o.~.~-~:.::::..:.::::.:..~.:.-~.= RAONE •• �I ,; 'l'he !Jalll· !lenllnel, Mldilleorlol'lllner0;, o.. s.p~ 13, 1968 & - • .. ,. ., • J ~ •.1. .·' .1. r <• J!()BIN MALONE A LlTILE 'HOMEWORK' WA"' AD HADio.ll ••------------------. .......,......,..,.••••-n011 ...... ............. ......... , .... c........... Q \ 2 S . Pomeroy' Motor Co• Cawr'td.... Wtll .. ...,._ MMI t .... .., .,., tof ............ . . .VLA"hhOIS ......... ""' tln. ttltt ......,.., ., NIKt l"f ......... .. ............................... 1ft..,..•. IIMffeNW., TM ...,........, ...... JMerrect ,., Wtnt M I ...... - lenkl w.nl tM INI!rflen MlftiMVM .. Will Mt Clllr'P 7h "" ....,..... WIN 1111. c..-cutlft , U11,...... . . . . . . . DIKWM ,.111 HI 11 ..... ' " ...... """ ......,. cefth " ' M ... lllll ,_., wtfttl" II •l'ft. CAID Oil TMANIU • MITUAIY tiJI .,., H Wlnl mh'IIMifM, 11. Mllltllflll '""' ... . aLIND ADI .......... tic c ..... ,... ....... -· DPIIICI HOU . . . . . •.•• .. .,.. ,... Dilly ..... ~ ... 1ttM ...... lltlf. .Y .;:. Notice ~ QltMm 1965 CORV AIR • , , , . , .••.••.....•.•••••.. $1395 4 Dr. low mileage, spoUess clear vinyl Interior, bucket , seats, new w-s-w tires, 140 HP engine, with auto. trans., radio and heater, A nice one. 1965 CHEVELLE .•.. ... .•••...••• .. ••.•$1595 Malibu Conv. VS e~ne, powergllde, radio. heater, new whitewall tires, green exterior finish with white nylon top. vinyl interior trim. 1965 FORD ..•... • . •••• . . .....••...... $1595 Galaxie 4 door, black finish, clean Interior, good w-s-w tires, V8 engine, auto trans., power steering, radio., heater, 1sharp 1 owner car. Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN IVIS. 1:00 P.M. @) (I~ ~. 4oor Hdalt, delul'll model, Pbolle . . . . J!lrlew!m l 1-10-flp fill VOU!SWAQEN, two IITEREO AM-FM radio, pnulne walnut finish. wpeed automalk <hanger, 11611 modern console, aold lor $211.85. '1118 aeU to reliable party f o r fllt.50 cub or f5.51 per month. CaU 111J.IBS6. t-1 .... ~ Call POIJI&IOJ Wheel Alignment SALE$ AND SERVICE s~ss · 614-992-2181 .. MASON -Automatic Car Wash • B.... p l'lEFORE I ADMIT '101..110 HARVARD AYAIL~aE #..-~ INTRODUCING Judy Smith as (Not A Drlvo-Thro) POMEROY. OHIO a new operator and high styl. ... ist. Evening appointments 75~ avauable on Tuesdays a n d 1. Rutaln In park•d cor For Rent Public S•le 2. Sproy.d with worm soap Thursdays. Helen's Beauty TRAILER SPACE, aD utllltles AUCTION, SATURDAY, SEPT. TWO STORY house In Racine, and th.n a high pNIIur• Shop. 16011 Nye Ave, Pomeroy. rlntl of 1oft wotor to It, 1:30 p.m. 'l'he I<Jllowlng I room~, bath, gaa baa~ available. Inquire lSi MulberPhone 992·2890. 9-l:Hic ry alter 3 or 5 p.m. Write P. mob car 1hiM personal property of Ure late poreh, prage, worbhop. 3. Att•ndont Ofl dilly Jame! L. MarUn wiU be aold 0. Bo1 425 Pomeroy. 5-29-tfc Shade. extra lot. ldeal locaGUN SHOOT, Broudnm Rod & Hourt Open: at the residence Jor:ated on tion lor children. See WlUle Gun Club, Sunday, Sept. 15, FURNISIIED GARAGE opart. State Rt. IH at the upper M-F -- • .. • • .. • 11 to 6 · BtroGEI PRICE fuudbne 011 Davis cr Phone M..-. noon till· HI·31Ji corporation of Pomeroy. Frlli).114tp ment on Lincoln mo. Utllltlel Sat. - - - • - - - - -- -9 to 7 oar third floor bndget lbnp. l<lalre relrigeralAir and range, paid; adults only. Phone lliJ. S.n. • • • • • • • • • 11 to 6 llabr 1urnltare. MlddlepCIIt. TilE 19th Annual Conference of J489. base cabinet, Irltcben bar BLACK AND willie horse, geld8-l~e Ohio. ? II tre the United Gospel Mission and atooill, dish washer, HooIng, 84 Jncheo tan, appmllChurches of Ohio and West mREE ROOM'lilFDlshed aporJ. Real Estate for Sale ver automatle waaher, dryer, mately 12GO lba. Very gentle, SEWING MACIIINES, repair VIrginia will he held at Plants O'BRIEN lr CROW gaa stoves, two eledrlc baaJ. ment, phone 1Jft.59911. G-25-lle saddle and brldle. Phone aervlce, aD mabe. WY S. Memorial Church at Ure new REALTY OOMPANY era, 9 piece dining room 7c.atl5. 1-11~ 2214. 'ftre Fabric ShoP, Pomdam site above Racine. Sept. TRAILER LOTS, Bob'a Mobllo POMEROY - I story frame, 2 suite, extra nice, 5 piece eroy. Authorllled Singer Sales 16Ur Urru !2nd. Starling at bedrooms, bath, basement, bedroom suite, studio coueh, WARM MORNING Courl, Syracuse. Oblo on State heater, and Service. We Sharpen 7:30 p.m. each evening with porches, gu furnace, Jmmed.. clrcular davenport, a number Rl Ul, Phone tmal. hesta3totrooma; priced Scl8M'I. s.»fc special groups. Rev. 0. G. tate possession. 1!,000.011. 8-11-llc of cbalrs, one eonklur cbalr, reuonable, Riehanl A. Hay. McKIMey will be the speak· coffee table, alep tables, wrl· man, Eut VIne st., Raclne. SYRACUSE - 2 otory frame, 2 CIGARl!TI'E V<!lldlnr IDildlbtw er. AD day service Sunday FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM baUrs, f bedrooms, level lot, ling desk, Westlngbouae TV, t-IUip and aervtce. ABC Enterpriles, the 22nd with a basket din· tsoo.oo down balance on record player and records, APARTMENT. Middleport, ner at Letart Community monthly payments. Total price Muon, W. Va. I'1IOne miMI. radio, ampllller, plastlc lam- GUNS, buy, sell or trade any phone 19J.387f. 8-..UC Hall. Please bring own table 13,0110.00. inating press, two sweepers, gun regar<lless of condition. mvk<. Hymn sing beginning TRAILER SPACE, ready to HEMLOCK GROVE - I atory Ironing board, folding chain, Ru cub value at Fife's. PI,. at 2 p.m. Everyone welcome. Insurance frame. barn, amall building, two fans. · plcturea, books, hook up, private, plenty of tots, rlllea. or shotguns, LuAUTOMOBILE (him Midi beee Come, let US Bing and - dr11led well. 4.24 acns. $500. room lor children to play. porch lurnlture and IIUIII)' glll'll wanted, dig tl:o14 out sbip together. Rev. 0 . G. Mcealldllled? Loot :voor illlont-. down balance like Total Items not Hated. Cora BeegPhone 992-31104. 8-14-llc turn them Into M at Fife's, Klnney, moderator and genor's ? 111J.1181. price $1,800.110. le, Admlnlstratrb<. Terma 711 !nl St .• Middleport, u....... eral 1111(11. Rev . E. J. Grif· CLEAN two bedroom lurnillhed I II tre Z BEDROOM ROUJIE FOR Cash, not mpondble for ac· aed dealer. Phone m ~t57 fllb, aaslatant aupt. 9-!Utc RENT. cldenls, aale by Bradl<rd apartment, automaUc beat, t-n4tc HENRY cu:LAND Auction Co., l!oJ: 118, Racine, five miles north of Pomeroy. PIANO TUNING, Lane DanOll1ee - 1111!1-1:111 Ohio. Phone gtNIIJ , Phone 119U8118. t-u..tfc TERRIER PUPPIES. ready to Iels, call IIJI2..5Ii09 before I go, Jacob Rt. I, Minersa.m. 9-lZ.:!Ip . FURNJSRED FIRST floor 4t-IJ.3tc ville. 9-13-31p room apartment. Adults only. HAM SIIOOI'. Racine Gun Club, For Sale ~12 SouUr Fifth, Middleport. Sept. 15 from I p.m. to I p.m. IT'S terrllic Ure way we're aallPhone 99U435. t-lS.IIc lng Blue Lustre lor cleaDlnl Gauge U, II, ~~. Off Ul on Bashan Road. 11-11.-., rugs and ilpholstery. Rent Hela Wanted electric Bhampooer fl. Bater 5liOCmNG MATCH, Sunday, TRUCK MECHANIC. good (1111, Furallure. Sept. 15, hams, bacon, baH paid vacations, paid hospital of bog. Sbotguna only. Rutand life lnluranee, paid pen- 1968 PORTABLE, sllgllUy used, U:GA.L SOTICE 1111111 American Legion Home. aion plan, paid sick leave. Call does everytblng without alA lllrt-..rd '"- WtiWtr, whoM pll« of ret!~ It M~ l\lU, llall, 17th I Pellt'l 9-11..., 912-3030 or contact Geeorge tacbments, over east, daml, breakfut, lunch .-td dinStrteet, Jtt~ton•Wa, ~'lorida. It hare-It! Grate. P.ll~c makea buttonboleo, aewa 011 IOllfted &MI on lhe 21tt ~ of Au:lull, IKS, ner••tre i•portant to Nary YarJirtl WIIVW. bth.plalatltf aled BAND EVERY Friday and SaJ. buttons. In good condltlon; Come enjoy the• with u! Bring th• family htrt on her ptUUM ~&~lnlt l'llm II difendlnl; In die urday at Jack's Club 011 Har- CAR HOPS. app]J In penoa at f5.06 per month, or full price Su"cl11y. Treot lh•m lo tMtt nf Common Pia~, Melli COIIIIt, You'll like our fiae food Ohln, cue No. 14,3&3 prl.)·lllll ror dhtltet our Broo1..d Chicken . rbonvlDe Road oil Rt. 7. Cnnr's Stealt House, J>ome. of $44.24. For free home cJe. tnd f .. t,courteoua Mr'Yice, frOM nld Rltlllrtl [, Wlll'llr on the 1r 0Uidl Coantry music b7 Gayle Memoostratlon, call 1192-21!8. ra'J. 84-lfc flf KI'O" pedttl ot duu 1nd axn-- rrutl-~·; pllll'l~ff lito prtrt fot cuiiiGib' Ill mi...- • llon8ld 111111 Ills Drlflen. t-IO«e ~hlldnll\; t'-flllOI'I tnd lllmoi\Y 1nd olhar i).ll41c MALE OR FEMALE, lull or - prq~er r.lld; Mid dill . . will bt tor hllrlnl an or aner tilt ~~~ dtt)' of Orl.obtr, till. part Ume night or day, apply FARM. Appt'OIImtlely 175 ao. 218 E. Main Phone 992-9974 Po...,.y Mil'>" Marp,nt W••r POR TBADB-Caah lor anIn penon BBF, Athena. Ohio. res, two atory house, born, l'llhllft Dally 5:30A.M. to 8:30 P.M.-Sonday 7:00 to 7:110 llquel. WDIJam Bamm, MidU.l2tc etc., all bulldlnp In poor J. a. .o'Brltn,. AIUWM)' cor Plaintltr dleport. a.NIIp condition, located In Ru1Jand (B') D, :Itt (I) I, 13, 20. 11, etc THE MASON County Aetlon townJbip, Melga County, ..U Real Elltate For Sale WilL 110 aewlng at home Group, Inc., Is seeking appll· Mldi!Jeport llllt-2811 after I -Ci For Sale ... .m ............ ...... zlppen, pockets, pegging. canlll lor a county director. p.m. HI-de .. ,...... ... .,...... • w. Oltlo. BtliLDJNG LOTS, any llze, Ulllll ..... O'dlct ...... .......,. hemming. alteraUons, etc. College degree or offsetting good loeatlon, George Mow· r:J;:..IL~ l'"fd..._ -:,.: Mn. Freddie Thabet, Maaon, work ..perlence In pro!!fam SIX ROOM HOUSE, bath, 61r· rey, Phone 119U018 . .. ~ ld•I . . HIMrtiM . . . . . . . . Phone 7'13-5651. 4-30-tlc and stall admlnlalrallon. Jn. nlsbed $3580, unfumlaiJed ....... ..... "ffiiUit' ., ww .. ............ 1' 1 ....... "' . . .. terested applicants may <01> $3000, In Syracuse on Rt. Ul, TilE ANNUAL homecoming of tact Ure local Community .\coot of hlgb water, lovely 'flew FOUR STEERS, welgbing be- GD>. BOBSIElliiliL, IINt8' .Jet& . . . . 1. . . . . ..._ ao and 500 lbl Rolthe MI. Hermon U. B. Churth tlon Office In the courthouse of river, phone 1112311111. land Searlea, Rutland. Phone I'OIIEROY - Nice I room #!~',, r....,., • •w ' -. wlii be held Sept. 15, 111611. bulldlng. Phone 67>-23119. f.ll-«e brldr:, bath, fall bMomeal, I lltllm IL C...._ 1. ISS, 7C-t618. f.IJ.«p Service begins at 1:30 a.m., P.U-61< beda-, bot ..... heat, lollolled wil!l a basket dinner ·•WO HOUSES ill MIDonvllle, bad: (Kl'dl. tiiOD.IIO 11110011. Afternoon aervloe be- NINE LADIES neecJed lmmedl· boUr lor $3580. Phone IIIIUill. WARM MOIINlNG coal heater IIYll&WBll - 1 bedaoom Ill . . . lli II: IIJ " ' Ill • will! ctreulallng fan. New HoJ. JIIIII at 1:30 p.m. 1be speai:- ately lor part Ume work. For f.ll-«e e1eclrlc bome, batlt. .,_. land manure sproader, like er Is Rev. Hamid Holmeo, Interview call 119J-3211. menl, nice froal pordl, .... new. Phone 992-2318; alter 5 formerly of the Syracuse Na9-1J.31c KENNEBEC Potatoes, Charlea ap lparlmetll. " 111ft piDel. I-IJ.3tc ••r•ne. Special slnglng. J>ul>. mtton, Portland. e.a-11te phooe ~92-~~~Zl. liiJDDLII'OBT - f bedaoom He welcome. 9-J.&.Sip WOMAN to do 118bt cleaning In brfct home, balll and balf, office, phone 1192-3285. 9-13-2tc P!YTATOES, WATERMELONS, SIXTY-FOUR ACRES, lour mlllaD bareliMid, Inial pordl, ea north of Rutland, plenty of RlMVAL WILL BEGIN Sept. phone IIS-2154 Clarence I'Jol. ....... nice bad: 711'4 garden, sls-oeven room bouse 18, at the Hobson Chr1ltlan FEMALE, OVER 21. Century 11!1, Portland. 8-2941< IIIIIJIN ... VlliGIL TIW'OIID Union Chiii'OII with Rev. Fn!d Bar. P.l3-3tp wiUr lour · - · wtzlde ceJ. A118001ATD ••..._ Jar. $5000. Tnllty pereent Sllockley u evangelllt. EY· TEMCO NATURAL GAS ctreuII\'IWlUIB down, balance land eontract. eryone cordially Invited. Paalatlng heater, wall thermosta~ pllooo 7ft4842. i).~ tor O'DeD Manley. 11-ll)«c For Sale or Tr1cle 85,0110 BTU. can ~~t~-.~tn. il66 COMET, 6 cyllnder, autoU..tc 57 CHEVROLET Belaire, f dr. 'lllLL 110 PAINTING, plumbing, matic, two door; 1967 Chrysbanltop, 2113 alandard oblfl. earpo!ll« and electric wort ler New Yorker, alr condl· USED BEATING equlpmont, by contract or b7 hour. Phone plpea and . . .,.._. Slrvlcr r one &as floor furnace, 111,0110 · lleedl Uoned, power brakes, steerdtator. Call !61-'1379 Oreahlre. Cheshire 367-7651. 9-f.121p RADIO AND TV Rt!lPAJR.-ing and windows, 4 door ... . BTU, $111; one gu upiJo fur. I-IJ.3tp calli, ........... and lodan; 1163 Volkswagen; 1164 nace 90,0110 BTU, f85; t gas YARD SALE. RouN!Iold and Qwwy V-1, automatic; 1.911 ltaDIIJOD. Jollll Baniron, 701 circulating beaten with fan. llroadJro1 ilL, "t" I ;I, - · · Saturday, Sept. If, Iff Mustang, 6 cyUnder automa$50 and up; one coal stoter PLANET JUNIOR tracll>r, 2" liP and attaehmenlll. l'lloae Boath Pearl St., 1llddleport, tic. Financing available. Pb. piiOIIo 1112 7-1'-lle wiUr r:ontroll fiS; ..,. on Cheater 9IIHt78 altar S p.m. Oblo. .utc IIIUM7, after 5 phone 992r:onvenlon burner $50; used 1-IJ.Sip CVlm!8 brl . , ,..... .. coal ......... blowwl. Arn5748. P.IO.IIe J1 dlllllnlll bnedr, eattle rlrold Brolbera, PoiDel'llf', pbono W•nted To Buy USED CONN Trumpet, l'lloae • or f bnedl tl IDOl baiil, SILVER Dollars, Pay $1.110 each. ~u.ue Pets For by ealllng ,...... . . . . ,.,_ ltJ.3811. P.J2.31p l'CIINAUZERS, Ccdera, Pood-·· f.IWic ttelp Wanted tneiiOJ ... . ,. .1 Ooolde. les and Weatlcl 'Whlto ScotSIX Dfiii'E CGm clqlper $110. ANTIQUES, furniture, dishes. 0..'. also breeding stocll:. plctup bay baler .... Phone ~- Mrs. R..,anl B.....,roo Kennela, Coolvlllo, (MRR NN'IIS. 1-IJ.IIp c. C. DAIIPOIID Cldl, 110 W. Main st., Pome0. 41'128. 1-IWIItc AWIIONEia NJ, 1411< 10 ROL8'I'BIN hellerl; frelbon Ou s' I leaslw ..... I tldl faD. lobn J. - . Lnns For Sale lloltom, Oblo. Phone ltiJDI. Qlltll • • POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy For Rent 1-IWic TIAJLIR, Brown's. mlnlalllre, fiS and up. Stud service and JrOOII!lng. PIIOIIO • Part. lllnermlle. WOIWf'l WINtER ~ - . llliUtO. II ! If<; .•,••• Hoc~l ..port, Ohio · ; ,,- '•f •I ' INFORMAnOII-• NEWS·"· prue·ntJ .· · LOCAL REPORTS DAILY AT 7:50 ·a.M. 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. t<eeoing Meigs Gallic and n...... ean Mason Ar~o •.. - .... B-. f I WMPO · .....,. ""lt. >RL Scta.•ml ~·- --- OUTQ.l -AFEW SOON Pomeroy Home & Try Our Ntw NONE!.' ME RUNNING 69 MODELS PHONE 992-2094 CAR WASH ME GOT All'&a.'s Reduced -GUAJWm'ED- REFRIOERATOR, calJinelll, beda, etc., 479 s. Tblrd St.• Middleport. Eldon Walhum, Phone 111J.2805. l-1ti-Gtc AWMINUM STORM door, glus and IICI'OOn. 35~ Inches wide, 78 lnchea hlgh. Good condition, $15. Contact Guy Bing, Phone 1112 I I. f.1141c EYiilltiJE . •• <' . lnfo~med As - Well As -· Entertained • , ' 3 Little Words-u•. ---- fJAILEY'S RE~TAURANT HOIST ETTER REALTY ZJ.:' - .................... .... . ....... a,.._ .. .,....,c.._....,. C. Perey Rodgera made !be lint U.S. CGUt-tkoast fllgbt In 1911, liolnlcInc'10 hopo from Sbeepsbead Illy to Puaclena In a bl]llaDe followed. by a "spate parll" traiD, Tbe World Almpi•c saya. Rod&ero' elap~ time was 411 days, buf 1!1• IJyjng time ,.•• lbree daY•. 10 ho\li'l and four minutes. He Ioat 11 dayo beeause of weatber, ~ mpklns; re· pain and :11\!r noOVit!Dg hom 1$ C1Aihel. On ltls best daya, he ~. .. covered 231 . ~~;~;:·!!t-ic .. Unocrarol>lellleae four Ju,.bJn, loiter to .............. to four o ... lnary word1. '" 1 t•• 11I I I '.1 ' .• . , ··~ "WA1118 .. ·"Dt.EPPO'' · G • CONTACT ••• .... I~ Jlllllllea, ~'-MSHD 1nd unfumiiW JJC Golden ..,. ; .......... CIOM to ochool. 1111 Alb Sl, lllddlepor1. ... Mil.. . 8-2J.Ife --~i . 11-JI.Ife ... · FAYE "-N'Y ...... art, o. 'f 1W tw, . . . . . . . . . . . All In line lllapt. :lrllrprel lldiJ, l'lttiM •••• •u41e I ..... ,· i'o LOCI( Elm liMlll SO:BURNS! ,~l 60TOUTOFHANO · ·AT A WEDI'!N5. .:I ~ , ~ 5•'- ..u .·-'; .-~ . TERRY . '' i>t,: ., I �I ,; 'l'he !Jalll· !lenllnel, Mldilleorlol'lllner0;, o.. s.p~ 13, 1968 & - • .. ,. ., • J ~ •.1. .·' .1. r <• J!()BIN MALONE A LlTILE 'HOMEWORK' WA"' AD HADio.ll ••------------------. .......,......,..,.••••-n011 ...... ............. ......... , .... c........... Q \ 2 S . Pomeroy' Motor Co• Cawr'td.... Wtll .. ...,._ MMI t .... .., .,., tof ............ . . .VLA"hhOIS ......... ""' tln. ttltt ......,.., ., NIKt l"f ......... .. ............................... 1ft..,..•. IIMffeNW., TM ...,........, ...... JMerrect ,., Wtnt M I ...... - lenkl w.nl tM INI!rflen MlftiMVM .. Will Mt Clllr'P 7h "" ....,..... WIN 1111. c..-cutlft , U11,...... . . . . . . . DIKWM ,.111 HI 11 ..... ' " ...... """ ......,. cefth " ' M ... lllll ,_., wtfttl" II •l'ft. CAID Oil TMANIU • MITUAIY tiJI .,., H Wlnl mh'IIMifM, 11. Mllltllflll '""' ... . aLIND ADI .......... tic c ..... ,... ....... -· DPIIICI HOU . . . . . •.•• .. .,.. ,... Dilly ..... ~ ... 1ttM ...... lltlf. .Y .;:. Notice ~ QltMm 1965 CORV AIR • , , , . , .••.••.....•.•••••.. $1395 4 Dr. low mileage, spoUess clear vinyl Interior, bucket , seats, new w-s-w tires, 140 HP engine, with auto. trans., radio and heater, A nice one. 1965 CHEVELLE .•.. ... .•••...••• .. ••.•$1595 Malibu Conv. VS e~ne, powergllde, radio. heater, new whitewall tires, green exterior finish with white nylon top. vinyl interior trim. 1965 FORD ..•... • . •••• . . .....••...... $1595 Galaxie 4 door, black finish, clean Interior, good w-s-w tires, V8 engine, auto trans., power steering, radio., heater, 1sharp 1 owner car. Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN IVIS. 1:00 P.M. @) (I~ ~. 4oor Hdalt, delul'll model, Pbolle . . . . J!lrlew!m l 1-10-flp fill VOU!SWAQEN, two IITEREO AM-FM radio, pnulne walnut finish. wpeed automalk <hanger, 11611 modern console, aold lor $211.85. '1118 aeU to reliable party f o r fllt.50 cub or f5.51 per month. CaU 111J.IBS6. t-1 .... ~ Call POIJI&IOJ Wheel Alignment SALE$ AND SERVICE s~ss · 614-992-2181 .. MASON -Automatic Car Wash • B.... p l'lEFORE I ADMIT '101..110 HARVARD AYAIL~aE #..-~ INTRODUCING Judy Smith as (Not A Drlvo-Thro) POMEROY. OHIO a new operator and high styl. ... ist. Evening appointments 75~ avauable on Tuesdays a n d 1. Rutaln In park•d cor For Rent Public S•le 2. Sproy.d with worm soap Thursdays. Helen's Beauty TRAILER SPACE, aD utllltles AUCTION, SATURDAY, SEPT. TWO STORY house In Racine, and th.n a high pNIIur• Shop. 16011 Nye Ave, Pomeroy. rlntl of 1oft wotor to It, 1:30 p.m. 'l'he I<Jllowlng I room~, bath, gaa baa~ available. Inquire lSi MulberPhone 992·2890. 9-l:Hic ry alter 3 or 5 p.m. Write P. mob car 1hiM personal property of Ure late poreh, prage, worbhop. 3. Att•ndont Ofl dilly Jame! L. MarUn wiU be aold 0. Bo1 425 Pomeroy. 5-29-tfc Shade. extra lot. ldeal locaGUN SHOOT, Broudnm Rod & Hourt Open: at the residence Jor:ated on tion lor children. See WlUle Gun Club, Sunday, Sept. 15, FURNISIIED GARAGE opart. State Rt. IH at the upper M-F -- • .. • • .. • 11 to 6 · BtroGEI PRICE fuudbne 011 Davis cr Phone M..-. noon till· HI·31Ji corporation of Pomeroy. Frlli).114tp ment on Lincoln mo. Utllltlel Sat. - - - • - - - - -- -9 to 7 oar third floor bndget lbnp. l<lalre relrigeralAir and range, paid; adults only. Phone lliJ. S.n. • • • • • • • • • 11 to 6 llabr 1urnltare. MlddlepCIIt. TilE 19th Annual Conference of J489. base cabinet, Irltcben bar BLACK AND willie horse, geld8-l~e Ohio. ? II tre the United Gospel Mission and atooill, dish washer, HooIng, 84 Jncheo tan, appmllChurches of Ohio and West mREE ROOM'lilFDlshed aporJ. Real Estate for Sale ver automatle waaher, dryer, mately 12GO lba. Very gentle, SEWING MACIIINES, repair VIrginia will he held at Plants O'BRIEN lr CROW gaa stoves, two eledrlc baaJ. ment, phone 1Jft.59911. G-25-lle saddle and brldle. Phone aervlce, aD mabe. WY S. Memorial Church at Ure new REALTY OOMPANY era, 9 piece dining room 7c.atl5. 1-11~ 2214. 'ftre Fabric ShoP, Pomdam site above Racine. Sept. TRAILER LOTS, Bob'a Mobllo POMEROY - I story frame, 2 suite, extra nice, 5 piece eroy. Authorllled Singer Sales 16Ur Urru !2nd. Starling at bedrooms, bath, basement, bedroom suite, studio coueh, WARM MORNING Courl, Syracuse. Oblo on State heater, and Service. We Sharpen 7:30 p.m. each evening with porches, gu furnace, Jmmed.. clrcular davenport, a number Rl Ul, Phone tmal. hesta3totrooma; priced Scl8M'I. s.»fc special groups. Rev. 0. G. tate possession. 1!,000.011. 8-11-llc of cbalrs, one eonklur cbalr, reuonable, Riehanl A. Hay. McKIMey will be the speak· coffee table, alep tables, wrl· man, Eut VIne st., Raclne. SYRACUSE - 2 otory frame, 2 CIGARl!TI'E V<!lldlnr IDildlbtw er. AD day service Sunday FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM baUrs, f bedrooms, level lot, ling desk, Westlngbouae TV, t-IUip and aervtce. ABC Enterpriles, the 22nd with a basket din· tsoo.oo down balance on record player and records, APARTMENT. Middleport, ner at Letart Community monthly payments. Total price Muon, W. Va. I'1IOne miMI. radio, ampllller, plastlc lam- GUNS, buy, sell or trade any phone 19J.387f. 8-..UC Hall. Please bring own table 13,0110.00. inating press, two sweepers, gun regar<lless of condition. mvk<. Hymn sing beginning TRAILER SPACE, ready to HEMLOCK GROVE - I atory Ironing board, folding chain, Ru cub value at Fife's. PI,. at 2 p.m. Everyone welcome. Insurance frame. barn, amall building, two fans. · plcturea, books, hook up, private, plenty of tots, rlllea. or shotguns, LuAUTOMOBILE (him Midi beee Come, let US Bing and - dr11led well. 4.24 acns. $500. room lor children to play. porch lurnlture and IIUIII)' glll'll wanted, dig tl:o14 out sbip together. Rev. 0 . G. Mcealldllled? Loot :voor illlont-. down balance like Total Items not Hated. Cora BeegPhone 992-31104. 8-14-llc turn them Into M at Fife's, Klnney, moderator and genor's ? 111J.1181. price $1,800.110. le, Admlnlstratrb<. Terma 711 !nl St .• Middleport, u....... eral 1111(11. Rev . E. J. Grif· CLEAN two bedroom lurnillhed I II tre Z BEDROOM ROUJIE FOR Cash, not mpondble for ac· aed dealer. Phone m ~t57 fllb, aaslatant aupt. 9-!Utc RENT. cldenls, aale by Bradl<rd apartment, automaUc beat, t-n4tc HENRY cu:LAND Auction Co., l!oJ: 118, Racine, five miles north of Pomeroy. PIANO TUNING, Lane DanOll1ee - 1111!1-1:111 Ohio. Phone gtNIIJ , Phone 119U8118. t-u..tfc TERRIER PUPPIES. ready to Iels, call IIJI2..5Ii09 before I go, Jacob Rt. I, Minersa.m. 9-lZ.:!Ip . FURNJSRED FIRST floor 4t-IJ.3tc ville. 9-13-31p room apartment. Adults only. HAM SIIOOI'. Racine Gun Club, For Sale ~12 SouUr Fifth, Middleport. Sept. 15 from I p.m. to I p.m. IT'S terrllic Ure way we're aallPhone 99U435. t-lS.IIc lng Blue Lustre lor cleaDlnl Gauge U, II, ~~. Off Ul on Bashan Road. 11-11.-., rugs and ilpholstery. Rent Hela Wanted electric Bhampooer fl. Bater 5liOCmNG MATCH, Sunday, TRUCK MECHANIC. good (1111, Furallure. Sept. 15, hams, bacon, baH paid vacations, paid hospital of bog. Sbotguna only. Rutand life lnluranee, paid pen- 1968 PORTABLE, sllgllUy used, U:GA.L SOTICE 1111111 American Legion Home. aion plan, paid sick leave. Call does everytblng without alA lllrt-..rd '"- WtiWtr, whoM pll« of ret!~ It M~ l\lU, llall, 17th I Pellt'l 9-11..., 912-3030 or contact Geeorge tacbments, over east, daml, breakfut, lunch .-td dinStrteet, Jtt~ton•Wa, ~'lorida. It hare-It! Grate. P.ll~c makea buttonboleo, aewa 011 IOllfted &MI on lhe 21tt ~ of Au:lull, IKS, ner••tre i•portant to Nary YarJirtl WIIVW. bth.plalatltf aled BAND EVERY Friday and SaJ. buttons. In good condltlon; Come enjoy the• with u! Bring th• family htrt on her ptUUM ~&~lnlt l'llm II difendlnl; In die urday at Jack's Club 011 Har- CAR HOPS. app]J In penoa at f5.06 per month, or full price Su"cl11y. Treot lh•m lo tMtt nf Common Pia~, Melli COIIIIt, You'll like our fiae food Ohln, cue No. 14,3&3 prl.)·lllll ror dhtltet our Broo1..d Chicken . rbonvlDe Road oil Rt. 7. Cnnr's Stealt House, J>ome. of $44.24. For free home cJe. tnd f .. t,courteoua Mr'Yice, frOM nld Rltlllrtl [, Wlll'llr on the 1r 0Uidl Coantry music b7 Gayle Memoostratlon, call 1192-21!8. ra'J. 84-lfc flf KI'O" pedttl ot duu 1nd axn-- rrutl-~·; pllll'l~ff lito prtrt fot cuiiiGib' Ill mi...- • llon8ld 111111 Ills Drlflen. t-IO«e ~hlldnll\; t'-flllOI'I tnd lllmoi\Y 1nd olhar i).ll41c MALE OR FEMALE, lull or - prq~er r.lld; Mid dill . . will bt tor hllrlnl an or aner tilt ~~~ dtt)' of Orl.obtr, till. part Ume night or day, apply FARM. Appt'OIImtlely 175 ao. 218 E. Main Phone 992-9974 Po...,.y Mil'>" Marp,nt W••r POR TBADB-Caah lor anIn penon BBF, Athena. Ohio. res, two atory house, born, l'llhllft Dally 5:30A.M. to 8:30 P.M.-Sonday 7:00 to 7:110 llquel. WDIJam Bamm, MidU.l2tc etc., all bulldlnp In poor J. a. .o'Brltn,. AIUWM)' cor Plaintltr dleport. a.NIIp condition, located In Ru1Jand (B') D, :Itt (I) I, 13, 20. 11, etc THE MASON County Aetlon townJbip, Melga County, ..U Real Elltate For Sale WilL 110 aewlng at home Group, Inc., Is seeking appll· Mldi!Jeport llllt-2811 after I -Ci For Sale ... .m ............ ...... zlppen, pockets, pegging. canlll lor a county director. p.m. HI-de .. ,...... ... .,...... • w. Oltlo. BtliLDJNG LOTS, any llze, Ulllll ..... O'dlct ...... .......,. hemming. alteraUons, etc. College degree or offsetting good loeatlon, George Mow· r:J;:..IL~ l'"fd..._ -:,.: Mn. Freddie Thabet, Maaon, work ..perlence In pro!!fam SIX ROOM HOUSE, bath, 61r· rey, Phone 119U018 . .. ~ ld•I . . HIMrtiM . . . . . . . . Phone 7'13-5651. 4-30-tlc and stall admlnlalrallon. Jn. nlsbed $3580, unfumlaiJed ....... ..... "ffiiUit' ., ww .. ............ 1' 1 ....... "' . . .. terested applicants may <01> $3000, In Syracuse on Rt. Ul, TilE ANNUAL homecoming of tact Ure local Community .\coot of hlgb water, lovely 'flew FOUR STEERS, welgbing be- GD>. BOBSIElliiliL, IINt8' .Jet& . . . . 1. . . . . ..._ ao and 500 lbl Rolthe MI. Hermon U. B. Churth tlon Office In the courthouse of river, phone 1112311111. land Searlea, Rutland. Phone I'OIIEROY - Nice I room #!~',, r....,., • •w ' -. wlii be held Sept. 15, 111611. bulldlng. Phone 67>-23119. f.ll-«e brldr:, bath, fall bMomeal, I lltllm IL C...._ 1. ISS, 7C-t618. f.IJ.«p Service begins at 1:30 a.m., P.U-61< beda-, bot ..... heat, lollolled wil!l a basket dinner ·•WO HOUSES ill MIDonvllle, bad: (Kl'dl. tiiOD.IIO 11110011. Afternoon aervloe be- NINE LADIES neecJed lmmedl· boUr lor $3580. Phone IIIIUill. WARM MOIINlNG coal heater IIYll&WBll - 1 bedaoom Ill . . . lli II: IIJ " ' Ill • will! ctreulallng fan. New HoJ. JIIIII at 1:30 p.m. 1be speai:- ately lor part Ume work. For f.ll-«e e1eclrlc bome, batlt. .,_. land manure sproader, like er Is Rev. Hamid Holmeo, Interview call 119J-3211. menl, nice froal pordl, .... new. Phone 992-2318; alter 5 formerly of the Syracuse Na9-1J.31c KENNEBEC Potatoes, Charlea ap lparlmetll. " 111ft piDel. I-IJ.3tc ••r•ne. Special slnglng. J>ul>. mtton, Portland. e.a-11te phooe ~92-~~~Zl. liiJDDLII'OBT - f bedaoom He welcome. 9-J.&.Sip WOMAN to do 118bt cleaning In brfct home, balll and balf, office, phone 1192-3285. 9-13-2tc P!YTATOES, WATERMELONS, SIXTY-FOUR ACRES, lour mlllaD bareliMid, Inial pordl, ea north of Rutland, plenty of RlMVAL WILL BEGIN Sept. phone IIS-2154 Clarence I'Jol. ....... nice bad: 711'4 garden, sls-oeven room bouse 18, at the Hobson Chr1ltlan FEMALE, OVER 21. Century 11!1, Portland. 8-2941< IIIIIJIN ... VlliGIL TIW'OIID Union Chiii'OII with Rev. Fn!d Bar. P.l3-3tp wiUr lour · - · wtzlde ceJ. A118001ATD ••..._ Jar. $5000. Tnllty pereent Sllockley u evangelllt. EY· TEMCO NATURAL GAS ctreuII\'IWlUIB down, balance land eontract. eryone cordially Invited. Paalatlng heater, wall thermosta~ pllooo 7ft4842. i).~ tor O'DeD Manley. 11-ll)«c For Sale or Tr1cle 85,0110 BTU. can ~~t~-.~tn. il66 COMET, 6 cyllnder, autoU..tc 57 CHEVROLET Belaire, f dr. 'lllLL 110 PAINTING, plumbing, matic, two door; 1967 Chrysbanltop, 2113 alandard oblfl. earpo!ll« and electric wort ler New Yorker, alr condl· USED BEATING equlpmont, by contract or b7 hour. Phone plpea and . . .,.._. Slrvlcr r one &as floor furnace, 111,0110 · lleedl Uoned, power brakes, steerdtator. Call !61-'1379 Oreahlre. Cheshire 367-7651. 9-f.121p RADIO AND TV Rt!lPAJR.-ing and windows, 4 door ... . BTU, $111; one gu upiJo fur. I-IJ.3tp calli, ........... and lodan; 1163 Volkswagen; 1164 nace 90,0110 BTU, f85; t gas YARD SALE. RouN!Iold and Qwwy V-1, automatic; 1.911 ltaDIIJOD. Jollll Baniron, 701 circulating beaten with fan. llroadJro1 ilL, "t" I ;I, - · · Saturday, Sept. If, Iff Mustang, 6 cyUnder automa$50 and up; one coal stoter PLANET JUNIOR tracll>r, 2" liP and attaehmenlll. l'lloae Boath Pearl St., 1llddleport, tic. Financing available. Pb. piiOIIo 1112 7-1'-lle wiUr r:ontroll fiS; ..,. on Cheater 9IIHt78 altar S p.m. Oblo. .utc IIIUM7, after 5 phone 992r:onvenlon burner $50; used 1-IJ.Sip CVlm!8 brl . , ,..... .. coal ......... blowwl. Arn5748. P.IO.IIe J1 dlllllnlll bnedr, eattle rlrold Brolbera, PoiDel'llf', pbono W•nted To Buy USED CONN Trumpet, l'lloae • or f bnedl tl IDOl baiil, SILVER Dollars, Pay $1.110 each. ~u.ue Pets For by ealllng ,...... . . . . ,.,_ ltJ.3811. P.J2.31p l'CIINAUZERS, Ccdera, Pood-·· f.IWic ttelp Wanted tneiiOJ ... . ,. .1 Ooolde. les and Weatlcl 'Whlto ScotSIX Dfiii'E CGm clqlper $110. ANTIQUES, furniture, dishes. 0..'. also breeding stocll:. plctup bay baler .... Phone ~- Mrs. R..,anl B.....,roo Kennela, Coolvlllo, (MRR NN'IIS. 1-IJ.IIp c. C. DAIIPOIID Cldl, 110 W. Main st., Pome0. 41'128. 1-IWIItc AWIIONEia NJ, 1411< 10 ROL8'I'BIN hellerl; frelbon Ou s' I leaslw ..... I tldl faD. lobn J. - . Lnns For Sale lloltom, Oblo. Phone ltiJDI. Qlltll • • POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy For Rent 1-IWic TIAJLIR, Brown's. mlnlalllre, fiS and up. Stud service and JrOOII!lng. PIIOIIO • Part. lllnermlle. WOIWf'l WINtER ~ - . llliUtO. II ! If<; .•,••• Hoc~l ..port, Ohio · ; ,,- '•f •I ' INFORMAnOII-• NEWS·"· prue·ntJ .· · LOCAL REPORTS DAILY AT 7:50 ·a.M. 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. t<eeoing Meigs Gallic and n...... ean Mason Ar~o •.. - .... B-. f I WMPO · .....,. ""lt. >RL Scta.•ml ~·- --- OUTQ.l -AFEW SOON Pomeroy Home & Try Our Ntw NONE!.' ME RUNNING 69 MODELS PHONE 992-2094 CAR WASH ME GOT All'&a.'s Reduced -GUAJWm'ED- REFRIOERATOR, calJinelll, beda, etc., 479 s. Tblrd St.• Middleport. Eldon Walhum, Phone 111J.2805. l-1ti-Gtc AWMINUM STORM door, glus and IICI'OOn. 35~ Inches wide, 78 lnchea hlgh. Good condition, $15. Contact Guy Bing, Phone 1112 I I. f.1141c EYiilltiJE . •• <' . lnfo~med As - Well As -· Entertained • , ' 3 Little Words-u•. ---- fJAILEY'S RE~TAURANT HOIST ETTER REALTY ZJ.:' - .................... .... . ....... a,.._ .. .,....,c.._....,. C. Perey Rodgera made !be lint U.S. CGUt-tkoast fllgbt In 1911, liolnlcInc'10 hopo from Sbeepsbead Illy to Puaclena In a bl]llaDe followed. by a "spate parll" traiD, Tbe World Almpi•c saya. Rod&ero' elap~ time was 411 days, buf 1!1• IJyjng time ,.•• lbree daY•. 10 ho\li'l and four minutes. He Ioat 11 dayo beeause of weatber, ~ mpklns; re· pain and :11\!r noOVit!Dg hom 1$ C1Aihel. On ltls best daya, he ~. .. covered 231 . ~~;~;:·!!t-ic .. Unocrarol>lellleae four Ju,.bJn, loiter to .............. to four o ... lnary word1. '" 1 t•• 11I I I '.1 ' .• . , ··~ "WA1118 .. ·"Dt.EPPO'' · G • CONTACT ••• .... I~ Jlllllllea, ~'-MSHD 1nd unfumiiW JJC Golden ..,. ; .......... CIOM to ochool. 1111 Alb Sl, lllddlepor1. ... Mil.. . 8-2J.Ife --~i . 11-JI.Ife ... · FAYE "-N'Y ...... art, o. 'f 1W tw, . . . . . . . . . . . All In line lllapt. :lrllrprel lldiJ, l'lttiM •••• •u41e I ..... ,· i'o LOCI( Elm liMlll SO:BURNS! ,~l 60TOUTOFHANO · ·AT A WEDI'!N5. .:I ~ , ~ 5•'- ..u .·-'; .-~ . TERRY . '' i>t,: ., I �' ·.· ~ ··' ' "~ J-_ 0 - ' ..... i .... · . Mldjllopqrl-I'ometoy, ,1· ,, • "'o., Scpl 13, 1968 ..~..;.' !Jai.,.-IO>ntlno!, "But contrary to what uds er~ l1nuiDg on to Clevellnd, Ohio, for a statewide teleeallt lonlght. DRIVE·IH teen~gers DERTAKER AND HIS PAlS Plus •r:::: personal lnoomes have risen to al~!';· ~-:,-:; ;;::rd .. mlllloos of Amerleane, because Funeral sentces for M r a. "' economic growth, crossed Ben (Clara) Salser of the Oak J)OVe• ...,. lines nto the affluent 1 Grove community, who died !im- aociety. da,y at the Meigs General Hos"There are thousands 0 { pital, were conducted at 2 p. hardened criminals , . • who m. Tuesday at the Carmel Unit- steal and rob, not because they ~ "THE GHOSTS" MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT & SATl' RDAY SEPT. IJ • 14 THE M!N!,5KIRT MOB (Technicolor) eremy Slate, Diane McBain AND ed Methodist Church. The Rev. Paul Sellers ottici1 ROSIE! (Technicolor ) ndra Dee, Hosalind Hussell SHOW STARTS 7 P. M. SUN. , MON., Tt:ES. Sept. 15 • 16 . 17 0 WA\' TO TREAT A LADY Lee Remick - Rod Steiger FRIDAY THRUTIIURSDAY Seol 20 • 26 YOURS, MINE AND OURS rilomen- ,dlseourage apeculallon that II he - II :::" ... ~ey~.:!:.~ocratlc Service Held On Tuesday C8JIIII8iiD ;:::::,~~ INDLlNAPOLIS, Ind. (UI'0- naive'• about Ute nature of Rlchard M. Nlxoo today chal- what the Republican presldea,.:;n:.e:.,._: lenged the lheqry of the tlal aspirant called •'the crime h not a war 011 crime and ltla • Jolm&Oil administration and crisis that 6tt'ipa Amertea. 11 "Just like the administration no substitute for a war oo Hubert H. HUmphrey thai offered these pointe to JJOYert.Y Is the prim8ry cause r1 OC which he Is a part," Nb:on suworl hie argument against said, .. Mr. llurnphre.y has crime. the administration and Hum· exaggerated and over~,pha~ Nixon In a special statement said llwnphrey was "tragicallY sized poverzy In this country as presldena cause of crime. Certainly, - Po•erty does not account conditions or poverty are the MAS ON traditional breeding groond of lor the "dangerously acceleratcriminals and we sOOuld oot lng use ol drugs among the TONIGHT. SAl'. & SliN. diminish pur elforts to eliminate of atrJ.uent A·meri. ca." those conditions. SEPT. 13-14-15 -In the last eight years when War rene Ott and Rog Fulton the gross nallooal product and In The Nixon are living In ccndlllooe of poverty but because they can ated at the service and burial mall:e a comfortable and suewas in the Carmel Cemetery. cesstul career out of crime " Mrs. Salser's grandsons, llll- Nixon said. ' ton Wolfe, Jr., Larry W o If e, "I say doubling the conviction Duane WoJfe, and Bob Salser, rate . . . would 00 rar more to and Wayne Roush, and Roy Van cure crime In America than Meter served as pallbearers. Coming from out ~ town for quadrupling the fUnds ror Mr. the servl ces were Mrs. Grace llwnphrey's war on poverty," the Republican nominee added. Agre, Morris Plains, N. J.; Humphrey in a speech before the Rev. and Mrs. Robert Sal the American Legion Convenser and son, Bob, Parkersburg, tion in New Orleans this week W, Va.; Paul Salser, Albany; the said, 1 '1n the long nm we can Rev. and Mr~. M. C. Larimore, only cut crime by getting at it& McArtllur; Dr. Lester Roush and unemploynoss Roush, Gallipolis; Mr. and causes : s I u m s, ment, rundown schools and Mrs . William Curtis, Columbus; and Dr. Walter Watson, Kent. houses. This Is where crime begins and that is where it must end. n LOCAL TEMpS The temperature in downtown Pomeroy at 11:30 a.m. Friday was 66 degrees under sunny skies. There are a lot of things you can do with the time you save by banking here by mail! Ask or_write us for our simple free bankingby-mat! forms ngh t now! Then-near or far -you can bank here quickly, safely; from whet:ever y_ou choose; whenever you choose (holtdays mcluded) . Try it. It's great-all year around! ~!* POMEROY IJiatl eonfere~~ces before RUTLAND POMEROY Serving Metgs County for over 96 years ,Memher Federal Reserve System Memb•rFDIC All Accounts Insured Up To $15,000 Undor The Fodu,.l Deposit lnsurence Corporollon 5% paid on Certificates of DepOsit In Multiples of $1 ,000.00 OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 5:00 to 7:00 . ·············· .•.•.·.·.·.·.• • Melvin carter, head footblll coach at North Gallla H l g h oo1 Seh • was reelected president of the Southern Valley Athletic Conference last night durlntltho loop's annual !all meeti1111 c111>dueled In the omce of GaiUo County Scheels ,_.,erlntendent Clarence ThoQson. Other omeers alectod were: Paul DUlon, Hannan Trece eop coach, vice president, and nan Wright. Eastern cage coach, secretary-treasurer.._ During the business session, each league school agreed to .P8J' Blu"nders (continued rrom Page 0 Marhleti were being replaced by an Army uniL Other developments: Nixon- The Republican preS* idential conterder, borrowing a technique rrom President Johnson. ruled out the ap.(JOinbnent or any GOP senators to his Clbinet ~hould he win. Asked in a television interview copyrighted by WFMY-TV,· Greensboro, N.C. , whether Sen. strom Thurmond, R-S.C., would get a Cabinet post, Nixon replied: ~-1 don't believe any senators should go in the Cabinet. We need them in the Senate. " In 1964, Johnson ruled out cabinet me.mbers as possible running mates, a move considered aimed at excluding then Atty. Gen. Robert F. KeDDBdy. Youth Council and organizer or some 200 marches in support of open housing here last year, led some 250 persons from the auditorium. Carson A. Hite :~:~ Cernik Lays ::: Down Edicts FASHIONS IN OUTERWEAR FOR MEN AND WOMEN Svreaters-Jackets Coats- Coats COME IN And See One Of The Finest Selections In This Area. BAHR CLOTHIERS MIDDLEPORT, O. •' eW,s••·~ lflt . ·rte ~ •: " he oonsl- ~ believe that IU\Y senator · . · . B,YUntlodPre~slntet•tional , , · dered IDr hls Cilbinet. realtY shou)d go to Q,. Cab!Ut, · - SUPREME coO]lT JUSTICE ABE FOr\ai :, " . . . as !ar as Senator We need them there ID t be del • .,..tlnod" )o Qpeor OJ!IIfd' bolero a. . 1burmond or &n.v other senator Senale." . . hli as chief justlca. ' . , forlaa, whe oat thrOiigll WI qfbosWo queadonliw In 1'0' ·~vllod to onswer more IJIOIIionl by tho S!orate Jadlc;lar.Y Com..; . ,, mltteehili)iout In exeeutl"' lnd leglala!lveoiocl..t!io!i ot : lho W )e """'e "'·toQk hla !*t·OII the '· . tbe tre ...., J ·. ·-1• • •· • will Miller, K,ypr Creek; ste>e COLUMBUS - THE OHio miuoCRATIC Plaltoriri c:Cimmlttee ~ ~ Stiles, Harley Sln4>ert, Iiondy hearlnp ,_nod lodiJ' with eries_ IDr a cure 'or bl~ el"' Uls and. phies. and passes. Ylllei' and Uoyd M.yeri, SOuth- help v Also dl...,eeed was free dis- weslern; WUtord Dlilpn, Paul or Iarmer. Jillm oaslstarrt ox,cuilve eecrtlarl or thotrlbutlon of passes and ticket Dillon, Neel Heisler' Haman Ohli> Eilucotlon Aolioelallon, and JOHPh W. Fichter OJ!brd, rOIII'e\!: prices. Tickets will seD for Troee; Dan Wright, Bill Klnc:at4 eenllng the Ohio FVmers UJ!Ioo, sppeored ber.,t> the committee adults and SO centa •- stu- and oa,., Chadwell, Eastern; Bob lodiJ'. ' · . .-. ;-,. ·ll• 1 H-'I dania .all sv AC !ciOtball and "' called or .• "...--roochlng Prosnm" a - atocit\olna the ": 11 boskouwl games. s,ctu'bern "cr!Ucal · Ula· of the _big •Ill'· sc-L" Flchwr, uridnla ilud,y Or The gr<Jit) set Nov. 6 as a dincorporate versus family that "corpora-. ..,r meetlrw at Oscar's. HightiOII flnnl"l! eould result ln. 'corporote Ov.r the light or !hot eessloo wm be the production 6f food and in COIUJuiner food Prtcea dictated by polles." ' · ·-• selectiOII or the 1968 AII-SVAC "' WASHINGTON- THE UNITED STATES HAS DISCLOSED that footbiU squad. the primary mlssloo of the USS Pueblo was to II>)' eo Scntet 111.,;1 Reserve football schedulei Mrs. Eleanor (Nora) Howud, oetlvlty from o dlatance ot leost 13 mile a !rom lhe Soviet ~ were discussed. It was agreed 82, Pomeroy. died Thursday in North Korean cp~ats. Detail• of the heretofore secret miaatoft of thAI 'coaehes woold moke lndl- Holzer Hospllol. Mrs. Howord the Amerlcon llteUigence ship were contained lD secret aallbtr or-1 vidual contacts for 'B' pmes. · AttemliJV were William 0. Nor· was preceded In death by her ders mode public by !hit Defense Department 1burodl.l' night.; The Johnson ; admlnlstrolloo took the unusual atop or mokl1111 th...., and Mel carter. North Gal· illsbond, John Howard. She Wll a mlllllbe"r of the MI. Moriah public the ship's salllns orders lD an e«ortto refute o North Kor~' lt&i Comer Bradbury, John Wick.. Baptist Church In Middleport. radio broadcast which clai_med t'>e ohlp had lnstructlonB to 1011 llne, John Sang and Howard Lee She ls survived by seven Ions wlthin three D;rl.les ott the North Korean coast - we11 within , and a daughU.r, Devld, Pitts- 12-mlle lim _II whleh N.orth Koroo claims ao a.rrltorlal water_s t' burgh; Clarence, with the U.S. L Army; William, Columbus; Zeb, LONDON •- THE i)OVlET UNION has doubled Its ariMI'l'l of> Detroit; Albert, Washlngton, ·D. lntercontlnelllal , balllatlc mlsalles OCBMi) In a sln,le year, virC.; Dooald, Clnclnnatl,lnd John tuiiiiY wlpl'* out Alllerlca'oloog-stondlng lead In lcint:rarwo rockets. of caJlfornla; Sarah Turner, New · But the United Sloteo still leads o>erwhelmltlgiy lD IQbmarU. Funeral services for carey York, several gr&Ddchildren and ll!un~ POlarlJ...t,nle mluUes. Then '!•re the latest ar,Hnaa of W, Hull, 80, ReedsvWe, Wbodied great,.grandchlldr011, and sever- the Institute for Slrotesle Sluclios, roleosed todaY In"ita liidhorlta-' tlve survey of the world mUUary t.Jance. · ;. Thur&day morning tnHolzerHos- a1 nieces and nephews. Funeral aervlces wiD he ..... , The survey aald whDe Russia Is pushlrw dal8rminod1.Y for .... pital followh~ a short Illness, will be held Sunday at 2 p.m. at dueled Sunday at 2 p.m. !rom cleor arms ~ with the Unllod states, communist ctlno'o 111>- · the Eden UB Church near Reeds- Ewillll Chii!IOI with burial In BOeeh clear w-..CIIS p.......,se has been retorded by the lntenill.".,hell..t ville with burial In the Pleasant Grove Cemetery. The Rev. Rob- als of Mao TseWs cultunl rovolutli>n, Tbe deveiapmenl"'or Grove cemetery at Success in ert Jacksoo wIll ollle(ale. klng's ICBM, In wdcular, - s to bave aullered dill¥&. Friends mu calllll\Y dme. Meigs County. He was the son of the late Rev, Charles and Matilda Colllne Hull and was born at Success and Wlti a member oftheEdenUBChurch. He was also preceded in death by three sisters am four brothers. Survivors include two sons, Elmer, ~rlngfteld, and Harold, I St. Louis, Missouri; one daughler, Mrs. Dorothy MackMUlen, Springfield; six grarxlchlldren; one sister, Mrs. Mariwn · JohnI ston, Huntington, Indiana, and several nieces and nephews. Friends may caU at the white Funeral Home, Coo1ville, after noon Saturday. PRAGUE (UPD Premier Goldrlch Cernlk told I h e Czechoa!ovok'' Parliament toda)' the Ruuian lnvaaloo three weeki ago was wmecesaal-y and Un.Justllled. But he &aid Czechollovokla mull mw follow the dlctate1 laid clown by the Kremlin. Cernlk said talks oo wilbdraw. a1 ol occupation troops f r o m Czechoslovakia woold 11ar1 11000 at government lev.l bUt ID the meantime the only Wll' to :: · bring about the wilbclrawal o1 the Wanaw Park troop& Is to lldflll the obllptlona lilld doWII by Moscow. PuUament met to paas tbe Ru11lon • propi)IOI! lowo whleh - d IJI8Ih the remnant• ollhll .......,.,s experiment ID racy. Theoo 1neludod the 1mpo. altloo "' ...I!Ol"lhil.l>lllllnJI>lll· 111Pf0Ved pt>llc meollnp, ' ,... presJIJ!g poliUc:at lo!bl<1dlni travel to the 111111. _._Inc! ~}lilifNGf9N resp~cttu!l.Y to.~. sentte·. ~O.,.. ml~ ~rl'* ~!nation c · t. R El d" · . Coach ar er .e-. ecte ·: " Meanwhile, Nixon aouabt to Wallace continued speaking for another half hour1 while getting Ule first real heckling of his current. tour in his presidential campaign. "That's just some of the tree speech folks," Wallace Said to the delighted cheers or his backers. "Let them get on television." Wallace had appearances scheduled today In Cincimati and Charleston, W. Va. A line of SO pickets was marching in front of the Car wn Arthur Htte, 39, Sa- Sheraton-Schroeder Hotel when lem Sl , Rutland, died this mor~ he arrived before lhe rally, ing In an Athens Hospital. chanting, "Ho. ho, Ho Chi Minh, Survivors include his parents, Wallace goi~ to lose, Black Mr. and Mrs. Rufus E. Hlte, sa- power going to win." lem Street, RuUam; Four sis-There was at least one arrest ter s, .Jessie Zerlingo, Kenton; inside the auditorhm and three Mrs. Betty Thomas and Mrs. outside after Wallace's tipeech, Audis Herdman, both of Colum- but no serious incidents ocbus, and Loretta, at homei two curred. brothers, Leroy, RDl, 'Middl~ The former Alabama goverport, and Earl, Ft. Huston, Vir- nor seemed to enioy a chance to ginia; rour llalf-brothers, James ton some barbs at the and Robert, Kenton; John, Mid- demonstrators. dleport, and Edward, South caroW h e n the demonstraton lina. chanted "Sieg HeU" duri~ hl1 Funeral services will be held speech, WaUace respoo:)ed, u1 Monday at 2 p.m. at the Martin thought we defeated the Nazis Funeral Home with the Rev. Ce-- in World War n, but I see you cil Wise officiating. B11rial wW got some back there." be in Miles Cemetery. Friends "I uouall,y make o talk about may call at the funeral heme anarchy," Wallace told his anytime Sunday. cheering &l.IJpol'ters, "but you don't have to have one made tonigttt- you see it." II • '·' coo- Sol!th c.arollna m~t Dies Friday WNATIONAL BANK mUnber with •:ed..::.:~:e: :n.::~~ S:: T:.!~~': :.;:le:,"~.;·llois!te~ . ift9ii!{f!~f~i(:q=~:\i!\!i!!!i:'J'!Hi:::b;. :;:~;: ::.i::{;:j, )\{ :}'!:!:!:!:!:!: .. ·' Boos Just Bring Smiles to George MILW AUKEE, Wis. (UPDGeorge Wallace seemed not to mind the hecklers. Each time the boos of demonstrators drowned out his speech Thursday night before more than G,OOO persons in a nearly packed Milwaukee Auditorium, he stopped and smiled conridenlly, while his s upporters sllouted down the proteslers. After some HI minutes, the Rev. James Gropp!, adviser to the militant Milwaukee NAACP .:..cernod be•.• = ;•;;O.pur~:.~ ~4'rti1lcates ~~ ~ •.-'t '• ' ~1\1¥•1 . r- ~~tlon ~ ~ u;- coor~ •I or ~- ::;;:;.i.~rper, Eleanor Howard. ~ing ranmng; ,wo~nod ~ontrol natlm'~ mo~· Dies Thursday or Carey W. Hull Dies Thursday p,l!l r-------------------------1 I 1 Shop ~aturday Night Til 9 II . II I I 1 I I .-,.-,.-,., , ,_.,_., , , , , , , , , , ,,.,,, , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,~, , , I Walter Roosh ol Middleport, a New York Central RaUroader, has carded the only hole. in~e reco~ thl• year at the Pomeroy Golf course. Roosh scored the hole4n • one, his first, on theparthree, 152 yard No. f hole. 0 I h e r members of hls roursome Iaiit bHta.Y were hls 11011, R e x; Glenn DID, and Perry Mitch. -, , , .~,,,,,,,,,,,,, , ;,,,,,_.,"''''''''''''''"'''''':,,,,,;,,,"' Legion Jtc"' New National Commander NEW ORLEANS (UPO - 1be American Legion elected William C. Doyle ol Vineland, N, J. ita national oonuni.Dder Thuraday at tho final aesston o1 Ill 5oth amual oonventloo. Doyle, superintendent of the New Jersey home for disabled aoldlers, sailors, marinas and their wives and widows, wa1 WIO.IlJIOsod lor the post RECEIVES DEGREE Thomas Kelly, guidance counaelor lD the Meigs Local Sehool District, received his masters "' odueatlon dop-ee !rom Ohio University m Aug. 31. I SEE ALL THE .NEll ARRIVALS IN WOMENS AND GIRLS DRESSES COATS SPORTSWEAR, DRAPERIES, PIECE GOODS AND SEWING NOTIONS-MENS AND BOYS SHIRTS, SLACKS, JEANS AND SOCKSLINGERIE AND FOUNDATIONS-INFANTS WEAR-ACCESSORIES. lie Sure to Visit I1 I Carpet and . I •1 r--------------------·---·---i ...Isler In Our Lingerie Department I 1 I II I For Oat of the 12 Bestforln Bras to I , . III I .VO~. 3 NO. 33 · 1 I I I Be Given Away Saturlay Evenlag. Mo purchase nReUDrJ· Need not II• present to win POMEROY - WUllam Fred· erick Wylllll, .54, Racine, eharged with llrst degree murder In tho ahof&Un ol~lns ol a Park, erobllr& man oo Auaust 17, woo bound over to tho arand jill')' in a preliminary hearing before Melia County Court Judge Frank w, !'l>rter, Jr. Fridel. Judge Porter ordered tile eaae token before tho grand jury af. ter Wyant•• attorney, James B. O'Brian, entered a not fllllf1 plea lD the aecullod man' a behalf ond three proaecutlon witnell· .. had Ulatlfled. Wyant Ia charpci with shoot· 1n1 Michael Leo _Dotson, 2~. ol Parkersburg, wilb a .16 gauge ~ lrom In frUit ol the 11')'1111 home. Dotoon, driving an IIIIIOIII<Iblio with four companion• hlcle he and his cempanlons were _ , the !atal shot wao llred, lidlnll lD when tho ,hooting oc_.onUy died almoot Instant· curred. llarleobaeh said he and hll depellos round nino expendIy. Proeeeuling Allomtll' Bernard ed shotgun Shells lD the vlcln· V. Fultz preiNllllod Sherif! Rob- Icy of ilte W)'llll residence. 5Jier. ert C. Hartenbaeh, Dopui;Y Coro- Ill Hartenhach alao told the court ner Fritz Buck IIIII steve CUI- W)'llll gave him the oholgun aJ. lip "' Parker Iburg, 0110 "' the legedly uoed lD the lhoollng oo mm who , wos with Dotson at the nigllt of the Incident. Deprt;y Coroner Buck, the sec1118 ..... "' the •hooiiD& as wilond wltnees to wsli4', told 1 h a neJ88S. court the victim waa taken rrom 511erll! Harteohach wstlfled to tho Ewing Funeral the scene Wyant was taken intD custody by Home lD !'l>meroy and then to him at tho Wyant ho"!a shorlly . Holzer Hospital lor an ~. after the shooting and the accusBuck said Dotson!& body was ed man orrered no resistance. returned to th~ !uneral horne Harlerl:>ach said hls lnvelligathe a»topsy and then refollowing tlon shoWed Dotson was shot once leased to a Parkersburg funeral lD the back of tho neck and II - e d he was drlvlnjl the vo- home for burial. Buck said it Is OPEN TONIGHT, FRIDAY TIL 9 PM 1 Elberfel.ds In Pomeroy ON THESE wound. Cutlip, the other prosecutlon witness to toke the stand, teatllled that he had aone to the door o1 the Wyant home and asked Mr. Wyant to see hlo stepctausb. Ulr. Cutlip &aid he reblrned to the car without argument alter Wyant told blm to leave ''before I get my shotgun. 11 Cutlip eald Dot11011 and three other companlma waited in the automobUe while he went to the door ol the Wyant home. He eald that two sbots were fired wtdle they traveled to the end of a deadend road to turn around; IIIII tho !alai blast was dlschar&nd as they returned past tho Wyant . BY PAT HOUCK GALLIPOLIS- About 250 worn.. or Ohio lnd Welt VIrginia oonverpd here Fric!Q repreoontlng 20 Emblem Clubs of the Ohio state A110clatlon and one West Virginia clw. They came to lbla city and were IP"eeted by a bumer aero•• Second Ave. reading, 11COO~ &l'ldlllatlolls Uz, Tills Ia Your DIJ." Tills wos ID lribule to lira. E l i . - Mills, 128 BasUod DriYO, pre.w.t ol lho Ohio AIIOCiatl'"' fll EJN>Iom Clubo. tradlu-J 1M~ the uso- I Ja tantall•e!J' sal for t.!onda,y, Sepresidence. Cutlip also &aid that so !ar tember 25, at9 a.m. OTHER ACTIVITY aa he knew Dotaan had never Wllllam R-ea, ehareod with before been lD the vicinity of the Wyant homo. CUtlip said he had Indecent 81Ql0SUn> before a minbeen there earlier ID tho even- or, entered a plea of not gullIng of the nlgllt of 111e shoOt- cy and was alao bound over to the g;rlnd jury. Judge Porter Ing but foond .., one home. While describing lbe shooting aet bond at $2,000. 1be aflida· lnclden~ Cutlip &aid the ear be- vlt against II-•• was signed Ing driven by Doi!IOII ran ori by Helen Rusche!. Not gullcy pleas were enter· the rlglll elde ol the rood intD a nd by Paul RUO)'Oil of Mlueratomato patch alter the !alai abol. vUle ... two charge& resistJudge Porter, after heortng Ing arrest lnd roe each of astestimony from the wttnesses, ordered that 1he case be taken aault and battery and obstrUcting to the grind jill')' and said bond an officer lD line ol dlty. Bond will be $50,000. Wyant was re- provlooaly posted by Runyon was turned to c:ounty JaU _ , unable eontllllled. RW>YOII was char&nd by Dep.. to post bond. uty Sherif! Bober! Beegle and A grand jury session has bel!n L ; ·,, r: L were attemp.. brother, -, -.td.le under inlurance ...,._ lJowa,.. •) yon. The latter, .. lng AWOL from tho , renee ll 1Jarrl11011, Mkldleport, P aDd eoltli 'anda J. S.,CO, Pomer<lir, cJrlY. unsafe vehicle, . ' _. ~ r / "''i and eosts. ·--nina, Middleport, • () I, . 0 .<heusl, $5 IIIII eolltl; ordered to serve 30 ~ 'J . , r.! Ma,y Ney, Albany, DO ap.. ty jail alter he pleadoo (. ·. · . .r•a Hcense, $10 and ~i t resisti.Ql arrest. '; FIDes levied by Judge P<.. · .nn1s E. Reed, Reedavllle, ridtor cUring tho busY morning In- 1l1i motorcyele aefoq eluded Bessie Graham, Rt. 4 helmet, $$ and c<>ets; 'lbomoo Pomeroy, failure to )'ield the C. Daley, Reedsville, left ol emright o1 way, $10 and costs; tor, $10 and costs; Victor L, Loaee D. Bird, RD Long Bot- Brown, MlnersvUie, tom; !allure to display s 1 ow $11 and colla; Sammy Maynard. moving vehicle sign; Josle P. Racine, mlsuae ol !arm plates, McKitrick, Gallipolis, expired $10 and colts; Boyd Kinzel, Ma· ·operator's llcensej GUbert D. son, detective exhaust, $5 BDil Caldwell; Gallipolis, no wind- costs; Herman Kincaid, Middleshield wiper, $5 and collto; Law(Continued o o - 4) _.ne. elation hold its lllliUal conv•· tiro lD tho hornetolm o1 1 t o president. Full eesolooe began with reglairatlon Saturday rnornlag In the Elks Hall, where all I h e eva'lta of the conventlm were to he bald saturday. General Chalrmau II Ferne Gar<Iner and Credentials Chllr· men are JoAm Thompson and Avaloo Roolh, current president o1 Gallfj)on, Emblem Clw 11 WUma Brolin. Post presldenta asslstlni with the arrangomenta were Am Wickline, Ruth Ball- . . and a board mooting afterWards. Redstratlon took place at 8 1be Tlmes.&ontleel Jolna with the people or Galllpolle lD Saturdoy and the nrst bul· a.m. welc:omlng members of 20 Ohio Emblem Clubs lll&l ono West !ness eeoelon began at 9:30. VIrginia club to the 27th annual COIIYOullOII of the Ohio AasoAn impressive memorial sercletlon of Emblem Clubs held here Fridsy ond Saturday. vice was c:onmcted by the Sls· Most or the ladles of this orpaizatlon will be In our city terevllle Emblem Club No. 84 today, returning to their homes this afternoon lnd this before the attemoon session be .. awning. We hope your brief stay has beeA enJoyable, all! say, gan. .. COme again." State orrtcors lor 1968-1969 elected Saturday afternoon were, president, Mrs. James Faltslco, es, Jerry TIM)mpson, Barbara Lodge No. 107. Jer!Y !ilelton Kent, and nrot vlcei>resldent, Ia the exalted ruler. !ilelton, Paulino Bush, Grace Mn. Harry Miller, Crestline.. The convention actlvltles got Bracl>ury, Bette Null and Ruth Mrs. Joam Thompson, Golllunderway Friday evening with Mitchell. (continued on Page 2) at the Elks Club plamod games Convention hoots are BPOE . ·- ' Tho bandaman movnd 'I OOYPtlSI!IIS - Georp -.,.,.,., Jr., Melia r-1 So- District - r · ploqu01 to Jim and Jllllllifar Lohse and 11... Bill Perrin durlllg the bend Pl<1llfllll ol Fridel night's -~~ - . The plaques were presented to the t.oblea .. en ' ....... or tho Meiga Hl&b So- Alma llaler lnd to Rev. Perrin ror aulborlng thoFight Seq. rillll, ....-r intD a large eagle with a shield · outline In ealute to the late Pic. Lind with giant rod, white and blue atreamere being unrolled to enhance .the formation by the majorette corps. The band pla.yed •1Ma:rch America.'·' The band moved ooto the nold with the son& I "'''nishto Ot and then rormed tho ootllne ol a stoamboat, pll)'lng, "!Jon by II!I'IIIIIIIIIIM!8lllll!ill'illllgll!llll8iiil!8lll.$'~>.:i:;8i:~:i:~i~&.:.:-::;»':~~::::::~~=~~::>.>.::~~:,;<'~~~W:>:IIIIIIII"IOOIIIIMIMRIIIIIII,_IIIlilllll881111881118i1 '"' '('. ·' or ;P Slerlfl Iegeclly Tribute to Lind Offered at Game I I I I ~------------------------~ COME IN AND hla opinion that Dotaoo died aJ. molt lnstantl.v of lbe psbol um. 'I I .. '~ POMEROY - AD e«ectlve pa. trlollc trll;luw by the M e I e s Hlal> ScboOl marehlng band honoring Marine Pic. Thomas R, Lind, ldlled Aug. 26 lD Viet· nam, brouhl thousands ol fans to their feet at halfUme ceremonies Fridsy at Meigo stadi- I ,;; <; Emblem Clubs Convene Here I· II PRICE 10 CENt$ Wyant Held to Grand Jury On $50,fl~O Bond ;, I I :; ... I I I ,Jii.i,. Folr and mild lblcll,j, ID the 70s ·~ 1G1. 1., del lneraatlnl o1ou r · ••-... Warm with • eltii!Ce "'__, \lOIII by nllhl GALLIPOLIS-PT. PLEASANT SUNDAY, SEPtEMBER 15, 1968 POMEROY -MIDDLEPORT Weather . THREE SECTIONS 28 PAGES I 1I L----·-•••••••••._·~--~-•..-••,••J . I I I ~ted To The Greater Middle Ohio VaUey II Furniture. Department 1I I mon tomor-row." Our 2nd a:qd 3rd Floor 1 ~· I I tmts American author Sllar Weir laid, "Death'a 11<11 ..,. Mitcbell ., • ~all, " t• tn tttt • Thotights Nixon Ohallettges .' ,Teacher Jennings Beegle ' Overcomes Omen of '13th' '· the Riverside." The salute to Pic. Lind !olloWed The !ighl 11011g and uie Alma Mater were preeenlod and mrIng this period the Rev. Bill Perrin, who ciompoaod the !ighl son& and James and Jemlfer Lohae, chlld{ea of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lottse., Pomeroy, who composed the Alma Mater, were presented pla"'es of IIJlPreclatioo by GeorP Hargraves, auperlnlenclent of the Meigs District. The !InaJ formaUod of tho Malge bind waa the spelllngof"Melgs" wbell the alma mater was play ed. The .Point Pleuanl band made an eft8dlve appearance alsotilrlng the halltlme. Hlgbllghllng Ill appearance was an "Up, Up, and Away'' number, complete witll large helium lllled b a 1- REGISTRATION TIME - Over 2ro WlllllOD registered tor the %7th lliiiUll _,_.., o1 the Ohio stat.~ Emblem Clubs and West VIrginia ClubSaturdel morning In C".al'lpo1ls. Above are Marp Binkley, Freemon!; Avalon Roush, Galllpdlo; Polly Sell Jackson; JoAm 1bomp-. Galllpolls and Eleaaor Maxwell, Sistersville. GALLIPOLIS- Ki'*aley A. Tatt, Chief Justice, Ohio SUa premo Court. has assl.gned Judge C. W. Smith, McArthur, VInton County Common Pleas Court, to temporarily preside over the !968 September term or Gallla c~ CommonPleu Court. Four Auto Accidents • Logged over 2 Days GALLIPOLIS - lipolis Mwliclpal Court Monday. PoUce said Swisher, headed north, went oU tho rlgtrt side of the road where his car struck a pole owned by COlumbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. There was moderate damage to the ear. The first of three Friday accidents occurred at 10:10 a. m. on Duke's Parking Lot, Second and Spruce, when Michael F. Gibson, 19, Gallipolis , becknd up and struck a parked car owned by William A. Henry, 46, Bidwell. There was minor damage to both cars. No charge was filed. Police lnvtstlga:ted an acci- NHS Elects lOOIUI. Therapy Work David ]o/'nson Is Reviewed MIDDLEPORT - Mrs. Carol,yn Helne&, apeclal speech therOjllllt lD the Meigs county School .votem lhll IIIDIDler, descrlhed UlchniiJie• ailed lD her work tor members ol tho Mlddleport-Pom· Rotary Club Fridsy oven'lng following dlmer at Healb Chureh. · Worldnll underaPl<lllfllllapon· IOrod by the Melga Coun!1 Crippled Clilldren'l Soc:lBl;Y ~ the 11o1ar1 Clw - Mrs. Haines aald o full report o1 her ""rk will bo completed lnd made poj>llc lalei-. Silo oxteadod her IIIIPJ"8elallon for hovlna made I b o program possible, ond aald silo bellevod II ahoold be cmtlluod. C1W Sacretu7 · John Werner ,P<•IIded in the 111--=• d. the preoldelll, WUbur ~d, wt., Ia ottendlng a clllrcb l'SMt. . Ladlu -"' lho clllreh dl!mer nre Mrs. Clam Lamlim, Mrs. ~ ~1, Mrl. (luilol ~. Mrs. Fran- .em.. ell Wllllll!. )lr.. Hirmon ltw.'dill, Mrs. JaM Gllkil IIIII Nl11 --·~ JI!;LVJS John A. Swisher, 20, Rl. I Gallipolis, aeller- ed a eli: Up in a one car accident at 3:05 Lm. saturday on VlDton Ave., in front of Dr. Dan Notter's residence. Swisher was charged with reckless operatioD and clted to Gal- Its President GALLIPOLIS - The Natiooal Horor Sociocy of Gallla Acodemy High School, of which Mrs. Ruth Gillingham Is !acuity IIPOJ>sor, Frida,y elected David Johnson president (or the 1968-69 sc:hool y'ear. Other otncers elected were Joan Ford. vice.president; Karren Remlta1 trea&urer; Vickie Caldwell. secretary; Ginger E1J. ce&sor and Georpna Lemley. ehaplalna, and VInce Hill and George,. Lemley, eoctal chalr- Two Vehicles In Accidents .men. The Socluty v - to conlillle the tutoring service eotahllshod la&t year, and also decided to enertaln students on the someotar honor roll. Sluderts deslrlllll tutoring 11101' contact Dovld Jobn8011 or Mrs. Gillingham. dent at 12;57 p.ni. Friday ot Fourth and VIDe Involving a truck operated by Roger E. Lambert, 17, Lower River Rd., and one driven by Hartford C. Norris, 77, Rt. 2 Bidwell. Ol!lcers said both vehlclea had stopped at the lnlerooctloo belore entering VIDe st. Lambert barked up and the truck llruelt the Iron! of the car. There wos M dam¥" to the .truck and minor damage to the car. No ehorae .... !lied. No one was 1niured IDCl no charge was ftled in a two-ear aerldent at 6:% p.m. FrldoJ oa Vine g:,, between Tblri. a ad Fourth Aves. llarrJI E. MoEIhamll)l, 72, lit. I Nort!Jw. ._ wmpted ti> pull Into park a a 4 otruek a parked car owned by Paul T, Monta0mer1, f7, lit. 1 Scottown. 'lbere wu m i n o r damopiO-...-.. PT. PLEASANT- The Shoelfl's department has Jnvestlgateel two cne vetdcle accidents, lruide Today the flrllt occurring at 6:30p.m. Fridel on Rl. 2, when a truck FlliST SEC'ItON drlvea ill' Edpr Lew! a, 37, Mas- Pop 2 • • ••• , ,Ia Oor'l"on sllioll, 1iilrt Into a dlteh and hit -tata utlUI;r pole. D0111880 was es- Page 3 . • • • • . • • • • • • fU'Iil Umated ot $250. Tbere 'lfere no Cub Scout Paek Will Organize · iJtJurtOS 0111 ,., eitallons. He said GALLIPOLIS - c u b Scout Pu~ 204 will held lll<Jr81111Dtl9Dil meettns 5oiPt. ;a ot ·r·p, Ill. at .the First lJnited Presbyterlan Church. Beys wbo are bo llilrVed to .void IUIDiber car. 1be - " mishap, resulting lo $2llll damqoa, occurred on lit. 35 Siltl1mlll' 12:30 s.m. _ , a vehicle drLVOII by RIIOl' F, Loncaoter, 23, Frometoom. w. VL, Ill a dlleb otter he lllid upDll llllllb'lll8 hlo . broke• au6- elabt·Jtll'l w ,or -have. on- ~ -10 milA llrldlla a do8-leHcl Ia., tblni - . .... ~ . - - .. ln)Lriel ... d., .Ito lltind .- ~ ll'ho. -""""~lb> ' . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 13, 1968 hite howard hull kreinbihl salser