http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/5bde6e37fb104fb4d19b34194924dc76.pdf 1f04fe5a2ad005dfab40d3db1abfdf26 PDF Text Text ' j. ' . ' Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Sept. 17, 1968 . . .. '· death ami another was wounded llondiiY night when three i,.. mateo o! Ka..wha County Jail attempted to break out using a deputy sheriff with a knife at his chest as a shield. Killed was Frederick Da.y, 21, Charleston, awaiting trial on a murder charge. He wl!i arrested July 31 afier his wife was shot to death in the kitchen of the Daniel Boone Hotel. The two other inmates involved in the break were Richard Plantz, 22, and William Hawkins, 20, both of Kanawha der, ,.Just as Green took a crack Cooney. Plantz wa.s charged with the at one of them I jumped back rap~urder last December of apinst Plantz and knocked the 9--year - old Helen Miller in knife from his hand," said LaY.. Charleston and Hawkins had enter. just been sentenced to 20 years Wourr:led b)' one of the three in prison for r11ping an elderly bullets fired by Green was the trusty, Rudolph Saunders, in woman. jail for 11 misdemeanor. He was Marines (Continued evacuated- an high Ul'llsually ratio. •., •t!F . ~' RIVER NEWS fr001 page 1) GAUGES - Goliipoih, 12.1 U.S. forces fighting in other and 12.1 running 2 teet of rolllocales ral1{ing from the DMZ ers; Pt. Pleasant, 24.00; Pom1 to the saigon area, however, eroy-MAson, 20.3ll; Hinton, o. 70 killed 258 Cmununists at a cost stat. ; Kanawha Falls, 2.80 riBot nine dead and 26 wounded, ing; Charleston, 18.80 falling. spokesmen said London, Marmet, Wintteld, are Marine Q>L Charlie Jobe of on the sill. Nashville, TeiUl., told Wilkinson the Red mortarmen caught the Leathernecks completely by surprise as they lolled about in the sunshine, chatting arxl playing cards. Resurfacing of . "We had been sltUng on that L ,··.•' ,J'•·•.• "I 2, ' Roads Approved hill for three days and had ju5t gotten resi.Q)lied when the The Meigs Count.Y commissionNorth Vietnamese began to ers Monday approved resurfacdrop the mortars in on us," lng of County Road No. 1 by force Jobo said. accoonL Engineer Theodore Bee "I threw away my writill8 gle was authorized to proceed gear, dived for m.y ride and with resurfacing ot the Coun'i)' 1lack jacket and then jumped Road No . 27, a distance of 5.5 into w foxhole . . . I sank to mlles. Estimated cost ot the the bottom or my hole arKI project hi $16,698.70 began to pray," Jobe said. In other activlQt, the commisA Marine patrol operating sionen invited gas and fuel oil along the DMZ in the same . bids at the courthouse office northwestern region of South and voted transfer of $50 from VIetnam u Mutter' s Ridge the Juvenile Court &lpport of prisoner be allowed thl'OUI!h the · front doors reprdless of wheth-er he had a depld;y as a sh1eld. Plantz had a kitchen knife and officers said the)' did not Two Divorce Suits Filed with Court Two petitions for divorce and a suit to partition real estate were filed Monday in Meigs CCI.UP cy Clerk of Courts Evelyn Lucke's omce. George W. Martin, Rt.. 1, Dexter, filed the partition actioo . against carl A. Martin, Rand. W. VL et aL Faye Walker, acting postmaster, Langsville, Ohio, has been nominated by President Johntion to the postmastership. ln the Sl1goD area, u.S. ldent, Ralph W. OUrs, and RobinJantrynlen ri!IJorted killing 135 ert Clark. Communists in a series of cluhes between 30 IDd 50 miles DOrthwest of the capital in the cambodtaq border &reL Convene 28 In Saigon, the govermnent Republicans Will SepL ' released ligures reporting tllat 2,184 communists were killed last week by allied forces. The report said 376 eovernment troq>o died and 1,269 were woonded, comparable to the previous week's casualties. U.S. losses were not announced. MEIGS THEATRE COLUMBUS (UPJ) - S o m e 1,578 delegates and alternate. will gather here Sept. 28 I o r the RllJIUbllcan Slate C"'lfenUon. The sessions are to be attended by Ohio candidates lor otflcos, A higllllglrt of the meeting will be formation 0t a Platform and electtoo of 26 electors. LOCAL TEMPS The temperature in Pomeroy' a TONIGHT, SEPT. 17 NO WAY TO TREAT A LADY Lee Remick - Rod Steiger WED. & THU. SepL 18 - 19 FRIDAY THRU THURSDAY SepL 20 _ 26 YOURS, .w:NE AND OURS LucUie Ball _ Henry Fonda SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. downtown OOstness dJstrlct at 11:20 a.m. today was 70 degrees mtder partly overcast skies. NAMED ASSISrANT ATHENS, Ohio (UP0 - Gor don W. bleeper oCDetrolt, Mlch. , baa been named assistant treasurer at Ohio University, a posttion vacated nearly two year~~ ~~ago. • 1s your during lhe Christmas season. He Has your car been giving you trouble lately? Why not buy a new one with a low cost loan? We'll arrange low monthly payments to fit your budget Come in today. are Middleport High School grad.ates. The cotCJle and their two chUdren, Jennifer &lXI Jefl', IJ)ent the weekerxl here visiting Mr. and Mrs. carroll SWanson and Mlas Ruth lll.witlnl. Sundoy they were joined by Mra. A. F. E""''• mother of Mrs. Estep, and the Roy EVIIIII !ami~)' ol ca..! Winche&ter, met Monday nlgbt. Commander Hwmel also named a committee of Leonard Jellen, Ken Harris and Paul Caacl to secure a new set ci colors lor the post. An Eightit district meeting was announced for .Sept. Post 39, American Legion, which 29 at Somerset. Theamualoyater stew supper, with Gu,y Guinther 1n charge, asaisted by Elza Gilmore, waa announced for Oct. (ConUwed !rom I) dleport, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Mill- 7. The postplannedapubiic chicker of Chester and Mr. atxl Mrs. Richard Lee oC Racine. Cheryl en barbecue on &Ieday, Oct. 6, Frye of Station WMPO also at- m the parking lot In Pomeroy, and it was voted to send two tended the dinner. Teams with 100 percent at-- members to the American Lagioo tendance last night were those Leadership College te Columbua Cll>tained by Mrs. Gilbert Cor· next mooth. A letter was read liss, Mrs. L. R. Ford, Jr., Mrs. !rom lhe Meigs Count;y Fair George Tabi4 Mrs. Zelma Nortb- Board tl1anldng tl1a post lor helpcutt and Mrs. Nolan Swackhun~ Ing with parltlng ears at the aner. Extxa poiru toward earned nual lair in Auguat. It was agreed to move the memberships were awarded to VIetnam honor roll board onto those who atter.ded the dinner. post on West Main Other points are awarded on the St., in Iron! of the Legion home. following basis: new adult memCharles Swatze1 was made cba.irbership, 2 polntai new student man of the project. Residents membership, 1 point; adult rehaving additlooai names ol sernewal, 1 point; student renewal, was appointed by Commander Kick-Off -rtf. point Ten poilt.s wiU earn a Active Funds worker an adult membership five points earn one student membership. Door prizes, recordings dorat.ed by the organiza~ were preActive tunda ot Pomeroy Vll~ sented to J. Mici(ul MuUord, !age at the beglming ol Septemcaptain or the Rio Grande COl- ber totaled $91,111.13, accordlege student team. and Mrs. Hugh ing to Clerk Edna Schoenleb'o Lynch. report to oouncll Monday night, Also irtroduced by Mr, Wuerch A breakdown ot the balance at were the general chairman of this the lllart ot the month included year's membership campaign. IIOIIOral lund, .6,171.30; boat Mrs. Lewis Schmid~ her co • dod<, ~28.91; lire department, chairman, Mrs. 0\&rlea Lingo, ~.960.49; osmetery, $2,1~.92; and the drive secretary, Mrs. street, $5.909.25; Rate highway, Total Noted vicemen to be added should send them to P, 0, Box till in Polneroy with the dates the oervlcemen were In the armed rorcea. Lee Wallace, a Korean veter. an and a new employe at Kroger's, waa Introduced u a guest. easel reported that member· ship is !aging thia year. Members should send in their an- Elza Gllmore, Bob Vaugban aDd Leonard Jewell following t h e meettng. Thumbed is leavi1111 his positl'oa with tilt New York organbatlon to • come a tour llllltapl' with CO. lumbia Artiaia 111_.111, praioed the local tiiOC:iatiDIIIDr its treme-o '"""" ...,. tho past three )leat.J, the _.,. ...,._ ber.hip haYirw dooll>led In lbll period ol dlllo. i41DOiDORTr 0. ' . ' ., :•.·,.' ... ; f 45-Year Spiral Downward Appears ·Revers · By I!OB HOEFLICH Perlnlic oxaminotiooo of the economic health o1 MoiBs C'.ountJ in the Fedorill cei.auuo hoYO i,.. dleated a slow but oteady decllRe olnco 1920. Energetic young people have loll; the counl;y lol..,roaain&DIIIl· bers, not to return except lor llmUy reunion• or oo holiday Yloita. The economy, rootOd in · qrlculture, miniIIi, and sal~ las boon maid111 a atslely aboutlace; eaoily mined coal Is gone, qrleulture Ia 11110riallzod. The se•en salt <OIIIjllnle& of 75 ye&rl qonowareOurlannerll!peclillizeaodai· I'Jiften, bee! prolucero, produce .,....en; a large niDitber are Pll'Wime Ianners, IIC>plement- lug the proceeds of the soU with an Indus~ paJ!check. The dlnocllm of the economy lao been toward'adlverol!leduttlizati011 of human and niturill resourceL Thio tranaltioo, olton aimleoo, and all"' slneelhe twonUea, has speeded "' and Ia rocelving guidance and lnsJ>iration In the late OOe. The 1970 Cenouo may show lleigs C<luD1I' ·ha, ended Its decline. Meigo Count.y IDij' have taken a definite turn lor the better. A niDDber of ll'cql&, &IIIlO II•need by oulllde money ll'llnts, others worklnll oo their own steam are prmtOtlng int>,...... mont in the COIIJIQI; Among theae -·are: The Meigs CouriQI Teehnleal Escapees are Now You Know Apprehended the lite of CtjJI. Jolm llmltll, the WilY lhe 8lid she did, but tho ill&llahman lhe married .... a )lioaoer tobtc<o plllllar owned years. 11 There is goq to be an 1.1111-plrea union In the Americ~ League, despite our diamiual," Valentine 8lid. "lt'o ..,. time lor the 1111111ires in our leque to atancl 'I' and be counted. " Vtlontine, 37, hos spent aix years .in the maJora. Solorno said the olher 18 umpires in the leosue II,YDII>Ithiae with them but woold wait until they learn how much support they june before chlrllnl I course of action. "Cronin Is trying to aeare ott. Po<:ahontu rna,- have Jackaon Counties. Meigs ('.ountJ ltellonal PlaJ>. nlng Commlsoion - AIJI>roved !Dr an $3,000 planningll'lnt!rom the Farmors 111me Adminlstralion lor a COI!qlrehonsl'" <0111113'· wide w8ter and oeweraae plan. The Southern De.alopmont COQ>oraUon- AnorpnlzatiDilin Lebanon Letart and Sutton townships within whoH boundaries lie at least ~ .. prima industrial sltea, prm>otlnr industrial, d.,. wlopmont, rocreaticm and hiabwoys. THERE ARE OTHERS other-oo\C)portlngc...,. v. wldeplanni!W inelude the Meigs Count;yExtenalonAdYisory Committee, the AgrieultiD'ai Stablllzatloo and ConservatiooServ- Ice c.mm~-. the lllddlopMt and Pomeroy Chambers ol Commerce, the ~ County SoU and auonce of mllftlclpai induotrial revenue tax """mpl bonds. Ar· - e n t s !01' 11 were carl\ied Water c - r - District,. !he oul Ill l\lidllleport VUiage Cow>Meigs• Cooli'Q TownJhlp Trus- cD . and the Meigs County Com· tees, the Moli• County Commis- mllftlv lm&lrovement Corp. oionera and the Yilloll!' eouncUo A new buildlntl with 7?• 000 of PomU07, Mldilloport, Racine; _ . . feet is under roo!'!" the Rutlarid and IIYrt<~~se. . P)'llllan Park site in l\liddl~ And aeeordini Ill tile Meiga Considered another iD~ProveCoun\)< Ra~ De'"l~, mont in the area' a economy boo Commlttee'o ~ln.! r...,. been the merger ol ~o, ~ at there hao been .~"'1!'•0, 'li>. , Ill.~ the Meigs County: · ' . ' · ,. · ..N• . U tllli with lOleta . · •6 • • The moat afllnUiciiiol st!Wie 1m-' Airstrip de>elopment Is flllOtb. provemaotbqunin)Wp~ ermarkolproereuthecmunltII' In 1967 was the $400,oooe,.. teeindkates. TheMoigs-Gallia ponoion and ...,. building lor the Air·trip located 17 miles balow Imperial Eleetrlc Co. in llllddl&-oy-Middleport, ,., comporL Thio wu ftJUeed bythe' 'December, 1967• Meigs to= :!tclne """: • . ~·· $100,000, I''IIIIIIIIIW &om Au>la, ,., ~ to GaiJ!a CG!Inb' 1 1.~ V ill!Jftl hid sutllelellt...,.-,Jp properly COIII.truet • illrport, The Jet aiJpCirt _ , • baiQI 1• ·!"thin ,.. Meigo line IIIII . &om CIIIOroy • MiddlopCll'l; Thoro lo aU!i local lntaroot lD davoloponont oC a lUIIIll illratrlp lor use by prlwte plano a within the 967 th llrot plla 10 of th Route 7 by 0 . nod 0 'i>lll , . . ope to tralfte. The contract !Dr thejol) :-= mil;':!:: c;- o:::"i was~,261,000 Completed this year and r., prded a prlltll'elll'" step no the sewerage dlopoaill system of (Comiwod on Page 16) Weather .at y ~ cloutlf - · - · 1onlibt and ThurldQ'. Lows toni8llt in the 801. !lot .pte so warm '11mradll)'. Devoted To '1Jae llllere811 Of The Meigs- MUJJOn Area VOL. XXI NQ. 103 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1968 . FIVE CENTS ; ... ELBERFELDS Gov. Rhodes Will Dedicate State's First ]oint Air Strip Terrorist Policy Is Doomed-- Vance. PARIS Headquarters for Scons Lawn Care Products MARRIAGE APPLICATION Robert Dlpne Mlller, 21, Rt I, Rutland, u. S. Air Foree, and Debra AM lloopar, 16, Rt 1, bde, s1adeDt. Gallipolis Rotarians Preparing Ceremonies . BY HOBART WILSON J!l. tllat three or lour m - • ol Dedication ceremonies (or the Gov. Rhodes' cabinet are exGallla-Molp RAtgional Air- pectocl to be on hand lor t h e port below Kanaup will beHin <erOIIIDIIY. at 3 p.m., &mda.Y. Ohio Gov. The eovemor•a talk will last James A. - · will be t h e appnndm!'leb' 15 - 20 minuteL Jrlnelpal speaker. Several local and area d!gni, l'ltiU!;!u~ll!l .~, .JFI• w11i be IIUodu<ed and nllht tiy a liiilorliii Dr. membero of the Gall1a - llalp Xolth Br-17. 1II1D lo im- Realooai Airport Alllhorlt,y have mtdiaa past o1 t h • been invited to atta>d. · GallliJolls Chamber ol C o mDr. Br-rry Aid there morce. Ia a pooolbWcy tllet several airTho project, whieh era1t !rom II'OUIId tho otate will eo11 over ~00,000, wu ...,. be on hand !or !lmday'a cledl.capleted late in November, 1967, lion, and that 'W!do& .,.,Y be lDI hu _ , in use alnee the a problem." He plano to chock eoiiiiGe CJ! the Silver Bridge this problem out with the Slate oo Doc. 15, 1967. Patrol later this week. II ,.. the tlrat Joint......V tt eaae ot rain &mda1, tilt illrport olllort in Ohio. -calloo wlU be reschem.lod. lloldMirs of the Galllj1olla Ro· IU7 Club vol-.cl to "tktr ..... ' tilt ...... Selurdo,y - - pre.- Suit Flled cOIIUDitalonera offtce. "Umpires ah'luld be unUorm for boUI leagues," he said, "not separate." Billy COle, 'l'Ujprs Plalns; Alice Russell, Pmneroy; C&rl Johnson. Mason. DISCHARGED - Addle Bar· ton, Edith McCOy, Edward Bar· ton, Emmet Bartels. SELLING MEIIBERSIDPS Hlsb School B a n d mombero at Racine are aelllng memberships to the Soulbem Cll'pnlzed and llllred in March, 1000, and del11t1 a n - lol> Olt<OUI'IIilli low .,_....,. ud ..,. dereml>1o7ed adulli and youth. · J.eadintl: Creak Con&e......,. Dlotrlct - Conlple!M orpnlzalion In 1967 ud ,_ In the work alage; . lnclUdoo tHl,ti!O aereo in Meigs ud Atbeno CGuntleo; mul· tiplo _ .. UH ol reservoir areas lor reeroation and waler ~. and atabUI..tion of critlcill oedlment pl'<JCilt<Uon areas caused by otrlpmlldiw.llvon,.._ lor emphaaiL Leadq Crook Waler Aeaocia.tiCII- The-working fo. wantad~olwatera19plloo and I dlatrlbuUon system lor the western Jllrt of Mofllo and parts of VInton and e Jolm Rolle. leaps should be under the meet. !brthern Actioo Panel- Mado..,·olr<PresentaUves ol the Farmon Home Administration, SeD ConoervaUon Service, Aerleultural Sial>lllzallm and Conoenatlon Serv· Ice, and the Coq>erative Exte,.. o!011 SerYiee. Tuppero Plalna • CllestorWater Dialrlet - A ll'cql d e to 'the de>9111pment, ol a water distribution syaleln.!or tho eastern one-halt ot Mellis eount;y and the southeastern comer ol i\lhens C<luDII'· The Molgs ('.ountJ Communlll' improvement CorpontiDII - A groupworking1l'ltllinduatrlillfl.. nancintl: and hi&lnriiY develop. ment. The Mel&s CouiiQI Commullltl' Actioa Program - A program aaved i. Villenti110 said uqires in both least abould have a chance" to For $53,565 of your lawn? Maybe the gran itself is to blame. Jf ao, you con· upgrade it by ooedlng WINDSOR right into your prosont . lawn. WINDSOR, tho impoovod vorioty of Kontu~ky bluOgrass, has bet;ome very popular ,jn this area becaule·it it unusually attractive and h~rd w-'arino. Has ·~ ordinary root atrength and spreads uniterground to OC• cupy bare spots in the town. Even t~rives in exf,.mt oummor hoot. And by .buying, WIN[jSOR with TURF BUILDER (ovory lawn netdo fertilizing nq~} )"'" aavt m~ney too. . • :~·ffippies tO ,ftelate Stories SP-1 GARY EVANS SP-1 Gar)' D. Evans, zo, ..., ol Mro. Carolyn Evins ol Mlneravllle, re..mty ll'lduated !rom II -k• trainiJiiat Air!ramo itapalr School in Fort lli.Ua, VL, and na pr<IIDOted to ~clallot f. He Is now otalloned II DaNfiCIIL V-wilh ·· the S39th Tr&lllljiOI1allon ·.o... He is married. to tho Iormor lJnda Adamo of ·~ lib addreaa II SP-1 Gar7 D, E</. au, RA51881562;339thTrllllportation Co. (ADal, SPO S1a Frandoco, C a I rt.• 96337~ Drairor 76. twv- '""!'...;.~~:"an..!._ ~-~:.:'!"*-lor - - ••u ·~-pre • cloillcalloa 110l'k adlvltleo Tot\Y Barr, a)JOikera ptat.: flirm; Nell - · · fll*llc ad- · ll)'llom; Harold Wiseman, GoOrp .and Nell Slalers, c l - datal!; Gal7 a. a.on, Dr. Mel !ilmon, and Dr. J. A. claLamonna, pollclnr o( t b • ........,., and llalldnc · - holt, -tiN ar..._..g. ·. Dr. Bz)lndeberey, I ~ of llala17'• will """""""' oommlUOI, servo · u-act- inti: ebalriDID lor &mdo.Y'o overt. .He wiD illao be in cllerp ot. dolleallan actlvltlos. Dr. llnnilobvey 8lid today. Esl(lblishment . In Blinois . .(. Zon d 5 IS . PAINTING BRDlGE-' ba'"- _,..ID&I'fillltllt . . _ , . _ lrifllo • at poiJC. The projoet, a .- ., port ol which is oiroady - · 11 .-acted lhrCIUIII> the Wo Department of IIJ&hw- The .., palm changes the color ol. the strueture to a ligl>t ..--. Ropair ...t JH[()IIl~ ()Jl __"_w_k_•_•____ ear_u~v~·~_·~~~e~'-ar__L_-_s.__ntmst ___P_~-------------------------- Russia Stadiu'm Field 'Best in SE Ohio' cbarltl ol serving the teom at the heme game. The chairman lor tho fOOd booal lor the l\1me game will be lira. Norman Vlllllleter with Mrs. Jobn Werry C~H:halrman. i.adiea to aaalst are N r 1. Jamoa O'Brien, Mrs. Dot> WU1011, Mra. Franklin Tri!Jlelt, MrL .WUIIam Aul~ and Mrs. Leo Vlllilhon. Mra. WUIIam Warner. The ebairmu.'a .mt;y b to JIO.. lift those appointed to blip to make a~re they are available, Mrs:·8lid. Mr&. ,_.,._ AmrAd, - urer, reported a balance of "-. 020.12. Fo1lowlnR the . . - . . Head CO.ch Chorleo CbaDcl(!' ~lm 011 tile Melp • Pt. Pleaaant game 1110 of NeliiOIIVIUe. Warn West Germany To Check Militarism ~· The SOVleto hid II lOIII Z0 to East Ger1rtmlr . balore the A~ 20 IIMaloD 1111 Czechoolovalda. llllrlllll tilt ooc~q~~tion a! Csechoa1o1lillda, tbe,y ha10addod-ill<qtllt divisions ... ' ,, '' -· Czeclloo!O\\Ik • W t llllula hoi 1 t. - ~ Wtat Gerlrlalll' ... - . - ~-laOI....... -~ 1111 tilt ....... · .r Cltdloalooilll 11 ~1"Wlt­ ll'IBI, IJiln.mldoD hd Oil Sapl. ~ lor IG Woat .• .' u ........ ....... ~ ' ... .. Signs of Economic About-Face Found in Meigs County thei: roy; Clarence King, Middleport; GOING TO SCHOOL DIII\Y Borry, 100 ol II r a, Thelma BerrJ, Mlddloport, lelt Mmdo,y !Dr YOUiljltoMt """" ho will be onroiled in tile llahonintl: V.Uey V""'"qNl Schocilundor tilt llaipMw 11JV~ 1110 · TraiJilna ~. Berry will be la!d!'l tralnina U I wel~. ;•_. ". _. Out Umps To Fight VETERANS IIEMOWAL HOSPITAL Valentine Aid they would ask ADMITIED - Charleo VerEckert to allow a union vote. non, Letar~ W, VL;Evelyn~ "Proteaatoral p)Q"en In all flwham, Syracuse; Larry ~n­ oports oro orpnlzed," he eaid. cer, Racine; James Lewis. Mid"The Natlocal l.elgue umpires dleportj SheBa Rowley I Pomeroy; Katbryn <::ampbell, PCJ~B­ have an organlzation ud we, at devoted to the concert associa- $273.56; osmeler)', $558.51; tion. The hour-i<q: program wiU lllreot, $1,960.24; statAl hitlhwiiY. feature recordings of Communi· $90. 72; utllllj<, $860.2>; watercy COncert attnetiona. _..una. $17,683.62; water Principal _...r of the eVOI>- Improvement $1,f7U4, andwairtB was James Martin, New YOI"k ler....,.anly meter, $72. represenlathe ol Cc:lmmunl.lf Concert&, Inc. Mr. Martin, who ·: nual ••• of $7, Veterans of VietDam are eligible. the other guys by flr:IDa ua, " Caaei reported on the nation· saJ.erno said. "But it won't ai Legion conventioo whieh he work." and Frank Vaughan aUendedlut 11 Since our dlsmisaal, more week in New Orleans. It was re. than hall ol our !ellow umpires ported that there had been three called us and pl'(lllised to stick local military funerals since the by us;• Valentine said. •rwe iaot meeting ol the post. may lose ono-lourth out ol lear A chill IIIJIIII01' ,.. served by tor their JobL" Schmidt to t h e newa media tirement, $22,064.48, making a throughout the three-county area, total ol all runda, $193,172.13. and she announced that smtion Elpendlturea of active AmdJ WJEH.FM will presera a special lor the month included -rat, progTllll at 9 p.m. Wednesdoy $1,839.76; 1lre departmenl, 5\ On New Car Loans .. tion for hlmseU in the oatlon's .ac-ce~PJ'OII'IDI. He was employed by WPAFB in Aer-•e Medleal Research Laboratories and had piterts m several ln..nllou in the lfllee program. He ns a bhHnedleal COII.OultaDI in se..ral areas of the apace Prop'IJD. Mr. Rosenboum received his B.S. Degree in chemlotry lrllll Cllpilll Univeraitl' in 1941. He was 1r1 elocti-onleo tecludclan in the U.S. Na.,- !rmn 1944-46, lllll- a B.S. degree in bidogy !rom Cllpilll Unlveraicy in 1947, and his maaler's desree inpll;yllology from Ohio Slate Univenicy In 1949. He had been 11'011dng IDimd Don Hwmel of Drew Webster lf.l . in national aovernlllent 11 he willa Indicated t11at GOP presidential CO!!QIIaceney and the While House and challeqplli candidate Rlebord M. Npom wp lation on tho ls~u:; ol . ·al~~·i' the Youiw to help remold their · pinllli inereaolng amq the national lovOI, Nl- • country, the YOUIISo . llo pl~ a crackdoWn oo "At no time have young PeoHlllllllhreJI illao proposed a na- «>lies """ marijuana pte been more important'- 110v- tiooal propam ol Iedou! and modern cur o..e of Amerl•cU~ er have theJ bid more . impact pri\'lte · fUnd a to back ialdeftt youl;b/'. ·~ - then in politics, 1988," the eommunit-J a8rviee proj8eta uaHUJni)hrey Issued a 4:~ vice president Aid In I'OIIIIII'ks dertaken lor oolleae enldl,t and reportoncrlmepreparedlry~ prepared tor a rally at caatstua a 11 YOI&h talent bari(c" In theelYll pa~ task force. "" Colleae, ~ N.Y. service syotem to reciult pro- · He castigated tho" who malui; The Democratic preaidential mlaing youthe lor aovernment "irr~oJlOIIOlble auaeko" <m 1fHt cootelll!er again called lor Jow. policy . rnaklqr Jobs. ,.u.n•s courts, and called f!ll:. eri111 the votirw qe to 18 and iiumphrey and l'jbon traded strong law enforcement ll!lml...; announced he was !Ol'llllng a na- comments Monday on the crime iotered with jljstice. Humjlhr.,Y. tionalllftlverslQI!orum "to guide iooue. pronUoed to and rlotlllfl and pro-; me in my el!qiOlan and during Nixon; eampaignil!g in AM· posed reorganization o! dlo J....., my preaidency 11 lam elected." helm, Cllll., chided Humphrey Uee Dot>artment and 11'01113< 1"'\. Humphrey's piteh to recruit tor what he uid was the sq. crelled fedenl assistance ~ the youths Who backed his malocal law enforcement agencloi.' Other develqomento: ; George C. Wallaee - Allinl; from a bad cohl, tbe third part;r. prealdent:lal CQfltelder caneelect Texaa television aPpearance a but. met a Dallas rally o! 7,000 11111:· delivered a !lery opeeeh cr!U.:' GALLIPOLIS, Ohio (UPD cizi!W gun control propooala Two eacapeel from Hunt1ngton, before Congress. "H I becami; W, Va., clcy jaD were pi eked president and they pass such sn-· up by the Slate Patrol at near- ly los! olatloo, it would be by Crown Clcy today and taken toed." he said. Earlier Walla!» , to Galli& Count;y ]aD. 8lid his porQI WIO doing IQ : Kenneth and ToliUI\Y well it might absorb one of · CLEVELAND (UPI) - Two LanciY, both 25 and from East other natlooal portieL Spiro T, Agnew - :rho GOP> Wnpiret tired by American Liverpool, were missed !rom League President Joe Cronin the West VIrginia jail MD!tdoy vice presllleniW eandldaM ""': : said today they WOUld Ole suit nigi!L nounced tq, Republican opeOclr · Authorltle• aold Addns had writer Stepben Heas hos Jolnett · !Dr reinstatement. AI Solerno and Bill Vaiemine, been charged with burglary and hlo stall, then le!t the llar)'i;nt who were here to work the Landy u being an accesfiOl'Y State • House In ~olla for. : Cleveland • Washington aeries to burBiarY Mmds,)' evening. They Fort Worth to keynote the Tai when notified or tltelr dismissal, were _ . , , !lnprprlnted and as GOP Slate Com'ontlon todtjl.: Edmund S. Muskle - The Jle<; sald they were fired because pho!Dgraphed and placed in • they attelilpted to form an um-- basement .,._.,. cell, await- mocratic vice preaidentlal ...an-" ina tranater to COUIIQI JaD. pires urdon. didale mapped Clii1Pilgn 0~. Wh«t a jaller went lor them I!Y with aides in Woohlngton. "We wDJ even appeal to bl.seb a II commissioner (Wllliam) !hoy were gone. FI>IJce Aid It then joined hlo !amlly at thel~ Eckert. not tor ouraelvea, but was not known how they got ouburban home lor Wmlnl ol tor our brothers ln blue," Wd · out. Tlio Patrol opprebeeded the a television news speciaL He Salerno, 37, who hils been a two In a truck they had hitch- plormed a trip to New York to. major league umpire for seven ed a ride in near Crown Cicy. day. BEGINS TRAINING , Comie haa becun el8bt lllOIIIba olll'alDing u • ~ at Ohio Slate CoiiJlllb>lOI!Y Sebeol Band · Aellll. COli of ID Columbus. 9le Ia the daUibter · Evan Roderick. $1,144.83; 11ate patrol transfer, membership Is $1, and _.:b6Mts. Sehmidt ell)ressed plea. $5U8i udliliY, $4,601.79; water- era rem•e a b1UJll)Or otlcker. o1 Mr. and Mrs. WUIIam Af!lllll. Rt 2, Raelne. ., sure in the One turn-out tor the operating, $13,290.26; water evening.. She announced lfat seY.. lmprooemenl $34,088.93; water • eral Ravenswood, W. Va., real- guarant;y meter, ~.554.97, and dents have shown interest in the parlQng lot meter, $12,933.30. organization and have fonned a Balonceo ol olher lunda inteam to enlist concert series cluded aanltary 18W81' $170, .. 1 subscribers in that area. 591.41, opeclal street repair bond High praise was given by Mrs. retirement $516.25, and bond re- old car for the birds? r Gra..side oenlceo """ c<Nductocl here SltuJ>doy lor Donold Roseooaum, 46, soo o1 the late ArlbiU' ud Alma 11aes Rosoab&um, formerly o! P<mero.Y. Donold died Monday, Sept. 9, lllllaml Valley llolpllll and hid been W lor sometime. MaQy residents may be u..- • t11at the deceased, a former Pomeroy High SChool student, hid made a eonaiderlble rop- Burton Heading Gifts for Yanks ldlled 27 of 10 Communist Minor Children Fund to the Jur Bob Burton this year wtll head troops they caught in a aeries of or and Witness Fwtd. the uGtfts for the Yanks w h o bunkers, spokesmen said, Seven Attending were Commiuion- Gave," an annual program to reers Charles R. Karr, Sr., pres- member veterans in hospitals Marlnes were wounded. ~· '"'port Dorothy Nierl, 764 Brownell Ave., Middleport, asked for custody of three minor children and his Ph.D. other relief In a suit for divorce Cited aa u "outatanding Invertor" in the space program in against Remo Nleri, Lucca.,lta.Js. 1961, he was a lecturer on re1piratory physiology. He authored The plaintiff charges gross neg- the man-ratbtg requirement. tor the Mark I and Mark D s~~~:ce lect or dut,. Kermeth H. Romine, chambers and ,., COII.Oultaut to tho Dight dynamics labontory lor Rt. 1, Rudand, filed suit for di- the combined emlronment laboratory, vorce frmt Avery Sue Romine, A member o! the American Physiology SOclet;y, he was Usted Rutland, charging gross neglect in the 11th edltioo of Ameriean Mon ol Science and in the 11th edl· of duty and extreme cruelty. Four tion of Who' a Who in the Mid-Weat. minor children are involved. ANTIQUE LOVERS - ud Meigs eount;y ha• 11111\Y - would el\ioy a Ylslt with Mr. and Mro. Pete Klein at their at1raetive l\lill' PLAYER TREATED dleport home. Don Ritchhart, a member ot Francis and Pete have juot ~nlshed a bit ot redecorating and the Meigs High School football rearranging to make room tor acme beautitul amique pieces reteam, was taken to Meigs Genceived from the estate of Mrs. IOeln'a mother. Tellned wlth other eral Hospilll by the Middleport pieces already in the hom.e1 the effect is iJnllresslve. emergency squad Mon:Jay evening when he received a neck CAPTA1N FRANK ESTEP, USAF, and his !ami~)' are back injury while practicing on the !rom Sumyvl!e, OO!t, and will be resldlug in o.yton where they Middleport field. He was dishave purchased a home. charged following treabnent. For the past three yeara Clptain Eat13p has been atleldllll the MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL graduate college or aeronautical eqpneering at Stanford Untversl· ADMITTED - Esta Roberts, ty. He received his Ph.D in August and has been aaalgned aa proPomeroy; Lorando Might, Mid- lessor of e~rlng to the Air Force Institute ol Technology at dleport; Carl Schultz, Racine. Wright Patterson Air Force Base. DISCHARGED - Nora Curtis. Both Clptain Eatep and his wife, the former Sbirley Evans, WALKER APPOINTED WPSHINGTON (UPI) - Vera J. .' By United Pres& lntenlaUonal·, lor rt.al lor the· Demi>eratic geoUoo "we should have a-~ · Hubert IL HIIIIIPfu'ey wooed ~tloo, Sell. Eqene R. M<>- torimn on rhetoric about law the nation's youtll ;todly, p~s-- C.:rilu- and the la~ Ser\, Rpbert order." , inti: the new gener'ltll!ll a .olce F. ·K~, '11'!'• as SOtintli~ "We don t need 1r1 atuut. Deputies said Green acted un-der a standlrw order that no know where he got it. .·. ··:·.~;l. • ': ·Among Fij.lf(4ful Voters A truocy and Depu\Y J a c k treated and roturned to JaiL · Lavehier, 28, were changing prbage cans in the cellblock when the three rushed them. Plantz put a knlte to Lavender's chest and the three went. to the barred doors in the main lol> by of the jaiL Plantz aDl the others yelled to Deputy Hyman Green to open the door or Lavender would be killed. Instead Green said he would shoot them if Lavender was not released. He opened ftre when Lavender was not released. Da.y was hit and Plantz let go of Laven- ~· ,· .Jj ·~FI!{ii/mp,hiJ~#:::· ~uves ·Suppo'rt;··. isoner Killed CHARLESTON, W, VL (UPI) - One pri8000r was shot to t\ ·~ ..·· •·._ ' ... la �.•. ~'· '· . 1, Warning Sfs~em Needed On Great Earth Shocks Fellcnr by the name of Peter Humplirey In Uibrldge, England, bas become Dnetbing of a minor hero for quick thinking In the rescue of a near victim of drowning, name of .George. Spotting George Oounderlng In a pond, Peter pulled him ou~ noted a pebble jam· mJng open George's mouth as the problem ...S popped it out. . 1be emergency treatment worked. George Is lllve and well and Peter may well get a etlllllllOIIdaUon of some sor for the feat, reJOrll a spokesman for ':he .Royal Society for ibt PrevenUon of Crr Jty to Aalmals, vitally lllterasled because loorge happens to be a ' I loldlllh. " : will tlke a Bdwy. role .If t b e Nancy Snatra Jr.'s act for her :: rll)lt ...., ....,.. eiOIII> LYm's Caesar'• PaJa<e opening _., :! 81 •••• ReoordlD.r 1tar Everett Years ago we learned the JOn · illrllaen'1 too bljr a lavorltalor ot the biggest power In racket ..-!ec:tloo for Bclwy, booJ<. pmlllinlr ,..s a ..... II Weal ,; leo to poll odds .... Frank. Point; on the premise that sins : w 1 ~ 011 1 Wwood blll'a ~ the fatltera lbouldn't be vislted th ~· ·: Ill lor a m~e sale; lncludon e son, we ~dour edl· . In& Mil'• ~· ot course. J - tor, Hill Curlor, about It and ·: Buolell'• $1,1100 a coo- said we weren~ printing It, and ~& ~~ •·-......... The 1e1 bar "Father of Frankenstein" tllmi Instead he'll be In the Bclwy. 1D Lu v - - - obow a nllbl 11 P. B. .... With Merv Grlllln, Xooio Bruelle lor !he ;_~11 Ia Glo~..!!i'il;"'hee ~- · 1n1o '1\~WNill- t ·h e _..~~aa rtlln""'ceret:v porfoeiiJ, - 'I • ··i - . , . .... Beautiful Mat Op.,.. ltll' Alma Motl'o waa ukod II she'd pnler to use a cJou. bl1 lor hor IUie scene In "Tile Adfmlurera" dlmi ,.,, · ·' · .. '" · ., · lr RAY ClOMLEY NEA Wos.ington Corn1pandont at _ tuteloomeos, vu1. beeo-; ,,. · When LBJ faces a Crisis, He Wants Action--and Fast ..._.. '"'''4L .. ~ uLauafl~' -..t a - " pcturo ot - lldV, ct r ••• _ and by Ita: llaell - d heve -lllbtltled "'loro-lD'' .... Fine ........,.t au. lllorNoe!Bolm'onntnoveibearo tbe UUe tf'J'be &badow Boxer" and lo let apinat ww 11 poll. u·...... """- Simon & - - II March. KGM pve a.gldater Jim..., 8JowD (WIIo hao toor unrelllmo llnlohed) Clark G&> ltle'oolddresaingroomfor"Tbo ~" a110 Geble'o makeup man .... A top 10111 singer hu her qc:opheMI wmed that lhe m•• bo 00 "Horse;" Bhe'o anl1 sll&bt4 milder narceUco •· RAY CROMLEY looka - · - .... Tile .... "You Cla't Do That 011 Televl- It- will become a hoooing devel- opment .... Joyce Mdver said at All Babe ·~-- her next ~· nov. al will be covered In mattress --~...-.---------------'"''' · ., ' " ,, WASIUNGTON (NEAl The other day one of President Jolmsotl's advisers unburdened himself of his pOraooal thoughts about his White House job. Some notes follow on his refiectlnns : It's a body-contact sport-American ~tics-not an Intel· leclual exercise, ospecially when you re In a hassle with Congress. The problems you face at the White Houoe are not Intel· lectual problems. The problems that are ,anticipated don't ·· WeD· You get bit with a sudden cruocb. f'lU ••• do all tloe oladleo In the world. Tlleil you <OIDe up apljlltJ,e problem. What happened? What da you do alloul CzedloolovJjkla! What do you da about mlsaOe1 la Culia? What do you ·d(l about lbe Pueblo? Or the President aska. you what to do about the Middle East. You can know all the history In the world, but if the Russians decide to bail out their Arab allies what are you going to do? ' You can read hiotory all year long about Zionism and the history of Arab nationalillm. But it doesn't help you at all. indlcnantb', You have to answer yes or no on what to do. You learn lhll rapidly w... n tbe Presldoat aska you, "Wiutt ''lVIIY? ru have you know 1 aow?" U fOU Hme ap a backgronnd 1a11< on the biJiory .... .pte 1 .,... bocly." .••• of the rellb or a carefal elQIIanalloa of the aliiiallon, the AI _.. faD1 ban plainly Prosldeatlllteu euefaDy and !ben sayo, "Therefore?" '1'11111 ' .... Filming " A Talent t o r llopt yoa cold. lmlnll" In lobdrld, Chalm ToThe questloo is not why we have a problem but what do JO) (1lbo atarred 111 "Fiddler we do about lt. .011 tho !loot" 11 LondoQ) Dilled Then; usually, the decision bas to be made before the aloud he'd love 1101110 matzoth pri!CliiCia ..-e ln. You have to commit yourself to total action . llallo,· a man ~d him a- at limes, aDd this cletlalon bas to be made, if you are lucky ~ . with 511'01' tool of the data. ' 11110 ·"""'" kolher rea. Sometlilietl ';-ou have virtually no data. Take the Pueblo. llllrant, The Sinai; Chalm hu lnOuentlal men were urglug us to acuon when we Jiad no bod of hi• mealo over ~- on what bad happened. There wao radio alienee -. from the Pueblo. Tbe headquarters In HODOiulu knew nothing. N, Y. llep't ot lloaltll ...0.. I am terrified by the terrible problems on whlcb~ men (at Goo llllnau ot -lllco: ''Gal. the Wblte House) must make declsl11111 with lnad~uate data. • •. In np1y to your Iii • crunch then, the job of the White House asd.tanta Jn a IIIII, - nte Ia the ...,. Is to Dod the &U;y who knows the anawer In a hurry In lion u elawbeto ..,. thot vast bureauctacy of ~overnment. It's a sort of espionage IDr _,. ~ltant." ·~- lid: . Wben there's a cnsis, our job is to lind the man wbo - ltlm ben illlt ~ ' ; : " - " the man who knows the man who knows the <IIIIWer. - • BID Plcaro celebratellda Our other lob Ill to argue back and forth until we ~ome up • boll• , with an answer while the President asks questions. 1bere are 35 hg llllllver...,, aa aome te~ argulnents at the White House, which Is H AIIRio, 11111. IIIli should !Ni. The President encour~s them, brlngo iD other a aml•orNrY card l!flli men to 11'11111 different pointa of VJOW. • tftjp r •I... People uy lbe Preololeat 1'11111 the White H•se old wliii Jllorlol • illsty, l•c:berou 1 wldP • • . or , . . um-Cwllllbl1!. WeD, 111e nre ,.,. t. - - · - " In ''Hot 11111. dhM*w II t. ounud JQnel! wlib Oukiol. OMe ,_ - · HJIIr to .._..,_811'-~,L,Huve ... H. 4 I I 'ana wu, "I don't IIi pnoWeal- ..._,t rstaad !bal. .... _. _.,...., lllllrJirio- · But the question ia •bether anyooe bas the abWIY to handle ~ lit wUo ..,., I've aJ-•• the fll!ld of problems we now have to face. Tliere ls no train.__ ~-., ~~ -~ ln....,. ~~.or the exercise of lhll kind of ~er. r•• Darla Ulb',... II8Ded to" 1ben ..a !AlP of that, the question arises as to what extent 1 ......, 1 1 1111111 Norman 11M! Pr d*!nt Is trapped by hll own bureauctaey. --~11 111m l'o lUUI!rlite this, a fOJJDer adviser tells what Preoldent ::" · "au-• ···· Tri1man reportedly said """" Gen.'Dwlght Eisenbower wu 1M . . .. .. "'ected pnoldent: : , ii•!fl-.•::•,•. Ito. He will lit here (Jn the Wlilte HOUJO) and say _ '-' ~ .,_...._ In 'Do lido' 8lld •no IIIU' 8Dd nothlac will liappen 11 ia not a bli . . ,....... - - -·--Ukjo liMo Arl/17·" . IIIJitNbapaJr Ama countered, . .. ·,:. Av: ~ ~;~;';( . i' ' .. y, .) . •-,1. .~ , u_f..J!_ · Bof'j'-·f :~· '. ~ ' j -~ \ .3 - . • Sparma Puts Tigers m First Series Since 1945 ~·'f < •: ,,~ ..;:~ ...,.. ~:1'"~ ' Tho Doll,y Sen!lnel, loliddioport..Pomefo¥, 0., Sopt. 18, 1968 AII~Stln ~ .'·".'.·'" 6tL . ' · i ··' , ....·.~•,,Ill· ·"'r~"' , ~' \ e ' .. . ....- It, . 19~, I ··~.: . ··. }1 J.r.~}~~· · . '. ;' ~ · . . _. · 1.11.a:. ' ln8. bot Yert ~ , Moii1 pooio v. L: ' ..., ...J• forwarded lmmedlalely, Cier 160 lll'OUP' hevo elread;y formed In the United states. Tile clubi are unl~eln thetthey heve no aet dltOB (the "bat'' Ia passed no -slve rqlmen. '1'l,.y are self.belp orpnlzatlnoo, and they really help, aecordlog to 1111 mall, - · a letter from • Calllomla member: I tound "But ... . - ~; OVERI!ATE!I~,\ ANONYMOUS, ........... l · ~ " ~-· ~tli, . l i ii!!!!!IMW,J<,·. · lito t11on IIIII, ll · ·. • 1!111 .more ' . . '. " ~ me a·'!Y to u... : , : , ,_, · ' Durlnil the flrll ~ Ill OA, Baleh, flail li11101D*. I now a aiH 12, . t hove ~ ntumod to ov~··• .''. ~·::' · ' , vi J.J In OA l "Jlllt help llill ...,.,.. .-n8 from poopll Who 'hiriil ·lilY pribl"" iiid· IIIPor· lences. I lelimld - t a tal, · weak, wW.,.,wvl- - •. eUc freak .._ I .... I live ovoteat*r. oDd I colllcl<. trol 1111 problem wltb 1M ·i illll liVely, galolns well!ht rlpldiJr, but I wooido't llaten to my doe· tor, 1111 flmUy or...,_ eloe. I ~ 246 poundo on NO, _ _ _ _ _ ___._ Russia: Grave Misjudging Of Czech Bent for Freedom By LEON DENNEN NEA FoNign News Analyst UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (NEAl sJEach day brings new evidence that Czechoslovakia's pasve resistance to the Russian invasion bas already had a deadlier effect on Communist morale than the short-lived armed uprising of the Hungarians in 1956 , Tbe Huagarlan revplt was s0011 eclipsed by Moscow's prop. aganda for "peaceful coeslstence." But Czechoslovakia is a continuing disaster that will plague the Kremlin rulers for a long time. , Deluded by their own Maniiii·Lelllnlst pbherlsb, they com· pletely mlojudged and ondereotimated the Czechoolovaka' 111'1• for freedom and the reluctance of "fratenal" Com· munlst parties to oubrnlt again to Mo1eow'o domlaatlon. · Ofthe wodd'sthonr .Lcommiimst" arlles;· ~it's · . _ported Russifa· lnvasio~!!l:ven ·x;o111s Eagl\11'; "ole ·telidi':fif 1\raiXfst.LeniJiist Jntellec!tual of France, compared the lnvas1on to the "rape of Czechoslovakia by Hitler's Nazi hordes." .Ironically, It wa~ Mikhail Suslov, the Kremlin's top ideologist, who warned his colleagues In the Soviet Politburo against armed Intervention. Accordlng to a Czechoslovakto diplomat, Suslov told the Warsaw Pact summit that met In Bratislava shortly before Soviet parachutists descended on Prague: "We must aecept the Czechoslovak reforms because sO..er or later we, in the Soviet Union, will face the same thing." Suslov, Premier Aleksei Kosygln and other realistic poU. Uc1ans In lbe Politburo were Voted down by Leonid Brezboev bead of the Russian Communist party, Aleklander ~tepiD' former chief of the secret pollee, and their heuchiilen whci DDCTDR - • ..., : were Jiacked by many of Uie Red army'• milntiaJa and gen... erals. · · Bat the acrlmonlou deflate II IIIII Jalal oa Ia ·the Kremllll aad 10 d- the ..,... for JI'Wfl'· The dull and Ullimaglnatlve Brezlinev actually believed hll own propaganda that the Ruoliana would be wolcomed ln Czechoslovakto. On tho eve of the Invasion eacli Soviet ooldler was given a tract ezplalnlng his mlsalon. "Soviet soldiers," lt ..-sald, "you are 'going to fralerllal Czecbollovakto· to perform ;rour duty ao an Internationalist. "1be . preHDI altuatioa In Czecboslovalda Is sucJi that counterrevol~ lorceo, operating openly under the - t of 'democratization and .'Uberallzatioa' of the eDsling order, are taklng the country toward the restoration of·cap1181lam/' Bot on r.oaellal ~Uia tbe Soriet IDidlen - • diocovored thai tho "ee~olalloaarleo"....., pepa. lalloa llseif ud IBW lllllr luka palnfed wllh red nrastlkal. Benedls-~·.~ ,,menaelaJ puolue, llilaay were friPieaed, otben •In the 19th oentury, a hand of anU.Czarlot lluliltan ofOcers Infected wllh Weatern "~" bf tbelf e-ure in France during the Napole()ll]c war!._decided to overthrow the clespotlc rule of Czar Nl<oh01aa I. ne "Decembrlst rev.olt," as It Ia' kuown In history, wu crushed but the revolutionary omcets are still beroea hi Soviet Russia. Will hlstocy repeat.lllelfl As yet disalden! ~.bave.·, liltle"chlmcll "Of ·~•lnf;themaelves In ~~~ ;~o'tlll::" tries . .-, ., ~,.. ~ - · ! l vJ•rv,.,. , 1M f'.~ ~ d'to: But even aceontlng to Communist diplomats, Eastern Europe Is a volcano. At any moment eruptlooo could shake Poland, East German;r and even the Soviet Ukraine. :· ~u doubt ii..t the In ··•., ezec•··'-akto There Is nol .._er ...,. v....,..,. ~· was an act of desperation tiy tho men 1n the 'Kremlln .and'tbetr puppeto trying to halt by armed might socta1 1orcea and ·poU· Ucill changes tbtly, fear and do not undenland. . Tbe Ruosians "-ve shown that they-... capable of anytldng, and the Czechostovaka are vtrtually at their mercy. But If the Czeclis keep lbelr nerve and patience they may >:Jt have lbe last word. · f . . ' •e effeet In early preg· MAILBA,.;, .. ~u!li<;!eut reas011,to quit smok· harmful nancy. La~r. it will be 811'k· . · ·'' mg J>r . at . least !lmlt your · smolijljg to ball a pack a day. ward ·and you will naturally •· ,\!though infOflllalion on the find a more 0comfortable posl· lion. · · effect of a mother's drinking The body changes . accom· is · ~o! 10 apeclfle; autborttles panylng pregnancy are COil· agree that it to harmful. u you trolled by your hormone, . would hesitate to give a new· born biib)o. a shot of whisky, Tbey -~ 8J111~ atnourlshl!ig By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. you' obciulil' remember that the new ba!iy; both bef"!:!,~d part of ajl you drlnk will flnd after b~. Why the Dll!ast occur so far·11bead of (Fint of three reloted orticlesJ Its way Ill ·t)ie fetus through changes ls anyl!¢y'lguess. time the umbUJcal cord. Q-In what week of preg- than· in subseqli!ant ones. nancy would a woman notice Q-11 II oafe for a )irepant her abdomen beginning to pro· Q-Can a WOID&D whose woman -to- .exercise, wear a Q ·U ICK QUIZ trude? How soon after concep- monthly periods last' ()ll]y a . glrill or SIMP on Jier ·stom· ' the flrrt Q-Who published tion do breast changes occur~ day or two become pregnant ach?~Y, In tho lira! two notD per cartoon 111 A-1be lacrease In the size and have a normal child? months ot pre~y , do the of. the abdomen In pregnancy A-Yeo, unless some other bre4&"' set· ..,JarceT comes abOut so gradually it is abnormality ezlllts. A-,-AD ~. . . •-•• who hard to pinpoint the moment ~!Iii gtiod ~th •bould.ltel when It becomes unmistak· Q-What effcet wOuld e..,.,s. ;q~/uer-do,e dally. 'l'lie able. This varies greatly with sive smoking (three paclu a. amount to ,tie i:ecommended a woman's body build and day) and drinking (sill: cans of "nuld depead. on lbe atage of somewhat with the sharpness beer a day) Ill a mother have pregnancy !IIIII .other faetors of the eyes of the observer. In on her fetus? .;~ and should be ~determined by general, pregnapcy begins to A-Tbe oaly effed heaVy your 4~ 1 Wliell,.;rpur r•Sli· show in most women after smoking lias l)een sbOW!I to 1ar girdle ~~eJib!r'to feel ilgll!, '· ' .;, nine or 10 weeki. Breast have rou should ,aw.ttcli to an ad· on a pregii8J!CY is to changes occur at about the cause mloearrlage .or PI'!'!'!"· juotable glrdfe, Sleet>lng , more same time but these your stoJi111cli will liave' no birth. But t!ils sbo!il!l be lure noticeable In a first Heavy Smoking Cpn Couse Premature Births WORLD 1••· "It'• been nice talkla1 to but I -.ne to rua llOW'!" Standings kind of ~. MDI! !~~Por­ tan!, I toond I wu IIIII>• aloaO; - BORN AGAIN ',,, · Romombor - . 1011 .,....r,: wnllbl . . - i; lllo Bat·illlllllilr lo 3372, S.Oer)f JDilo, E:allfGr• nla, 10212. 11 - t'MI•Jeliljle· ov-. __,.,.i, P.S. ~~ welcomeo' men ml u wall a s - . · •· ·' Dear Holon: My bulibond and I hift·,. 8' ...... ·FemaJe. .... ~ · lllllllliTiecl and ilomiee'' Oiw ·It leeat five Umel a.....,.~ limos britlli onotbor 11 m ol'e' friend. · Wo used to pn ......,., lnl'ID welcome but W'd diir- x.Votrolt lloltbnore 11e1! York - Cleveland OokliiiCI MbmeiOia Coll(omla Cblcqo WujWI&too coffee she aalulor, IIIIYiiobalp me. fiiould 1 offer her.U.. UIDII cake twice In a ""'• llilat' iliolrt 11. We don't oat dltooerta; 10 1 muat bot •IPI<Iall7 for IMr. There are ni&lrtJ Wblli llbe ..-. rivet IIi lite she IIIII u'f!ll orDed. Then 1111 ..,., "1 .U.. Ill. oo ear),fl" (11,... 10:30), We are !llllllllnB oa 1!11& : 1 D ncalliia. !lio Ia maidq ....... 1to Join ua. We ~ , . . lllr, . and can't al!ord her t' s ~. her ohiN <it u.. bill . ~~to~p; but 1o1er dotllit Sio 1 earns 1110111 then - : ~ ,eoma. ~e ~l ril 80 r.' .,,,-,~,.~ !OJ iDIIt rei. . . . ,· do,,.,._ don't ..,. to maD< ., - enemy ot lier, ·llolr out ol tlda Jrt.MeJI....,"' :u:OtJitN. lNG ~ PIUVACY .:,f Dear MAP.: " I •er _,. ot loltllll rkl ot a Jeacb IU h 117· Be< hOiilill In your reolllkilla. Let - taeiiUIIJ, .rtl couru - tllrilo u weiOOfile ., a 1110a10 fit )'GOI1' air "'!1'1'1'1..,.. ' ' . . Llio'o Ulo lhOrt. etc ..... ~ bar...,. H. ··. Tbls Oolunin 11 dodl-..nlll' flmUy u.Jnr. 10 II JOU'r<I . haY• 11!1' ldd trouble or ·)lit ·troubl8; ... llellll helP ' 'YOtl. lille wW ............. ,.... Owl! Plein' lllllll8lnl ~ROieo -..1 II care ot .lbfi IIIW.I,PI»Wi -.;; ' .-..' center to drive In the Tlpro' 541 93 .188 39 lt)'le. "It W.utnatm (Homan 10.$) at Clerallnd (lllebert 12-10), 7:30 ; ;m.- - Baltlmore ()leiDI 3-1) at llol· loll (EIIIWOrth 13-7), .1:30 p.m. (Onlypm••·~ '1111rsdo.l''• Gamel (No l!line• ocbodulocO N-~· . W. L. Pel. ,.a. Lau1J 93 69 .6U SID Francl100 CIDdalall a.Jcqo ~ 82 70 78 72 78 75 71 71 GB .113 ll'h .520 It 2 0 I 50 7 1106427 1 1 0 34 Zl I I 0 20 21 lDI ADieiOI · 70 U .til 23 NMoll'etk i1oU11c11 • 18 84 .MT 21 Nlt.t4725 -~ penn•nt 'l'lloldiJ'. Rooalta llunlln&loD 22 Boddfl' 0 SOOthOI'II SEPI', 20 GAMES: _,_.. at Pt. Pleasant 0 WALKER STAYS HOI!STON (UPI) - 0 2 0 22 72 0 II.B. -m Wahama 30 J11ger Crook 14 Alounder 18 SouthlVellern 6 Belpre 50 22 Glou- u Miller o -elo (PIItnam) 45 Welloll 0 Fairland 14 South POint 6 lflman, W. VI. 30 Symmes Vel· ley 8 THIS WEEX'S GAMES: FRIDAY North Gelllo at Sou111weatem lbltborn at K,ygor Creek AI-r at Eaatern Trace at Symmes Valley Federal llocidnlr at Miller Fairland at~ HAND HOSPIT AIJZED Glouster at !1. Aloyeluo DETIIPIT (IJPI)- Dofonalve Roveoswood at Wabama and Llrr)< - . the latest In a Bulralo (I'Utallll) at Winfield IIICCeaolan ot !Qirleo to bolall the Detroit LiAJu this ......,, Ia Claorfork II IIIDnan, W. Va, . . . - lor ourpey today to I'CIIIr torn IJaomenll In hlo rllf1tHand, IJUired In Sunday'• .... to DeBao, wW be !he lildh pliJor ~to ........,. thlo ...,.... Detroit In 23 Years DETROIT (UPO- At 12:22 this morning, the smiling Detroit copo wlded lito the vast, mil.Ung erowd at Kemedy Square !n the Detro!~ heart ol The crowd cheered them. Lesa than lwo hours befon the Detroit Tigers had wrapped ~ their tint American League pennant in Z3 years. Tbe crowd aurged into the heart of the Motor City 1111 the celebration thet lasted tllrough moot or the night was on. About the only oile who didn't get. a cheer was the lone St. Louis Cardhals who annc:..Jnced his preference for the \~~Coming World Seriea. He said "Cirds" just once. .,Our orden7" asked one pollee omcer when questioned about what was happening. " Let 'em alone." Eight-lane Woodward Aver11e, the main drag that cuts the city In halt, was blocked bumper-tobumper with tte hcmetown product - an horns blaatlng. Beautiful girls in miniskirts, Joq: skirts and what have yoo anake danced betweeu tfle tral!lc jam dkln't ewn before. with they lfll.liS kDaw minutes a tact because I sure didn't know who And undergo Dodgers Spill Reds LOS ANGELES (UPO- Me,.. agar Walt Alston can't figure defenoo ofthelr1967SVAC....,. plooohlp. The Bobcatl lost Z2-8 to Fairland 111136-14 to Wahama. aee the ball better if I uaed a wider stance at the plate. I tried it and found out he was Jelll All But the guesta were rippiJW ~ phone boolu a.nd ~ they could get their haDio on and throw . . the mesa out the q;~per ftoow wllllolre. hoot to North Gelllo. In other action, SVAC \OUDI and - n i l wW be p~ u follows: Alexander II Eutlrn; lllmian Trace at Symmeo Yeller. Buffllo (Putnam CcluM:f} at WIJ>. field; Falrllnd II Che~ through." Those "other guys" who American Indians m a y joined Osteen In getti~ key hlts serve in national, state and were chiefly BID Sudakia IJd local elective and appointive Paul Popovich. Both siiWied In offices. (Hot A Dotv ..Th,.) 75C 1 . Romoln In po:ukslll ectr 2 . Spro,_; with wor• SM~ and th~n o high ptonuro rinse of toh wert..- to -1.. cor ohi,.. 3, Atto.,dont on duty Houra Op...n M-i= . . ....... . n .. 6 Sat.••••••••••• , .. 7 s. •. . ......... Jlto6 loaded and each drove in two Eliminated runs. JAi:KsoNviLLE, f1L (UPI) - An ll·lmh11 victory lor the tional League's Governor~& c.,p aerie a. The Mats pushed acrou a run In the bottom of the 11th lnnlrv Tuesdl,y night to nl&> Columbus 2-1 and take a 3-0 lesd In the Mlchipn Averue, where they performed a war dcce lor the ~trw baUle with st Louis, aDCI then to Washlngton Boul.. western whlle Kyger CreekJ)laya the third inning wJth the blaes 1111wered: "A whole hell of a trcm spot ro spot, nrst to 1 bonflnl In the middle ol week, Southero entertalnl Soutbo "I'U take the wins any way I pitcher, Osteen' s bat had oot for quite a while," Alaton po1J1t.. been too active tills aeason uo- ed oot. "Ncrw we're starting to can get them," grinned Osteen. 111 he went against the Redo. put our hlta together to score HThe Reds are a good hitting He got thNe sillJles, scored two runs. The win waa a aatiatying team.,, The series continue• tonight runa and drove ln a third. He one because It came with Jim walked in his other tppearaace, LeFebvre and Ron Fairly not when Don Sutton, ~14. opposes "Jlm Gilliam helped me," able to pla¥ because of injuries. Gerry Arrigo. 11-9. , Ooteen aaicL "He said I would But tho other SOY• came JacksonvWe Meta has created an lith-hour slQultlon lor the lot.,, En maase the fans migrated drive in his two run&. rilhL should provide pJenb' olopposl· tion for the Tornadoea. Next era•• that's row- where llrot win Jl1pr Crook ... dropped two - · · to 1...,.. foes and thia Ia their flrlll for lholr Osteen led off the !ourlh wl th Tired In Eighth his second hit ahl two burt sinout II pitcher Claude Osteen Is "I was 1~ to Ure In the gles leaded the bases. A forcebetter as 1 leadoft or cle&Jlllt eighth iming. I'm not used to out, allowed Osteen to acore and hlttet but the lerthander delin- nmntng the bans that much. Willie Crawford came home oo Federal Hocking It Miller; Gloualtely can help himself with the I was on bue more in that ter at st. .Aloysiua; Clarfork 11 game than l'w been In three an error. bat. Hannan, W, VL, an1 Ravenawood Reliever BWy McCool lolded Osteen wu the Dodgers' tDp years. And at this time of the IIWalwna. the bases with Dodgers ln the hitter Tuesdl,y nlllll 10 Lol An- year the Is damp anclthe seventh when Osteen drove In gales scored a 7-5 victory over lnfleld a UU:le muddy. " Clnctnnati, although he waa on Until he weakened In the Wes Parker with his third hit. The Reds oollectad four of base so much he tl.red in the olilrt. Osteen had a sh\ltout go. their 11 hits off Osteen ln tbe eighth Inning when the Reds lng. But he ended ICI giving the eighth with Jcimny Bench drlv· scored tour runs and Osteen Reds 11 hlto. Clnclnolt!'o Leo had ro be relieved by Jim Cardenas homered off Brewer 1111 in one nm am Torcy Perez Brewer, · In the nintfl for their final run.. auotJJer while an err.or aet 1C) Our New Once known IS a top hitting "We've been getting ht1tlq two unearned tallies. Automatic Car Wash thing n1oving waa the mob. Aaked to estimate the size of the coaareptlon. one otrlcer vant- hotel 11r1n1 _..,... two ....,. loaldatJ Columbus Jets ID the il)to~,.. Maloney Hit Hard SJx or the Dodgera' runa were ' orr Reds starter Jim Maloney, who had to leave the game Jn the rourtb after he and eateber Jolmny Bench collided. It was his li'HJJ lou againat 13 wins while the victory Jlllde Osteen•a record 11·18. After Osteen singled to lead off !he third, the Dodgen loaded the beaea on another ahwfe best-ol·sewn playoff Onals. and a welk before Sudalds got Donny Frloella and wlnnlgg his hit A second walk relolded plteher Larry Bearrw.rth scat- the bases for Paul Popovich to tered nine hits. Loser Jim Sbelletitach who went the route, . yielded Just seven ro tho Mots. JacksonvWe's tleiid.ing waa flawleu while the Jeta committed three errors. 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONLY $'299 $30.00 .... __ ...." . Canleletd ,.,•• ' MAlON EURNIWIE CC.. MASON, W. YAo ............................... SPECIAL FALL ·REGULAR ALL GAS CIGARETTES 30.9 29C Plus fax CERTIFIED OIL COMPANY 538 W. Main St By Six Over Gophers e• ..., gallon said Pomeroy, with o. a Money Boc• GuarantH ·~. NEW YO!IK (\)PI)- O.J. "<lrallile Joice" S!QaGb, propares to dl....,.. hll · lllWttie ;brand . . . . . . SlllllniQ w.... !Sou1boril' doof Ito -~ !"!11..... . . ......._. apJDq 1 ... , 0 North Gelllo 8 Eastere 6 Fedoril Hocldna fO llaMaD Traoe ' , r' ,,,, 0 LAST WEEK'S RESI!LTS: SOuthern Cal Favored on 0 First Crown -.wwn games with norHolgue _ . . enta. Southwestern has dowoed llaruan, W, 'VL, 21~ and 1081 to A I - r 16-6. The Hlghlando ars wUl be mlllUI the services of Curt llaladen, 158,.pound ..... AC victory after wlnaoversoutJ>. em Lo<al :z2.() and Elatern 8-6. This Is the llrat bl8 test for the Pirate• who, if they win. wW have a oolld hold oo flrat place In the SVAC, ' Creek. Cooeh SteYe Stlleo' Higlllanllo lor hal!back, who had 1111 _ , _ The North Gallll Pirates of ec.ch Bob AsbJey'a ScutberD ero will be ma1<llw their flrll doctomy Swldo,y at Holzer HoaCooch Mel Cartar wUI be 1!111>' Toruadoes loot to North Gelllo pttal. SV AC allrt aller a c0111le of nlng for their third otnlght SV· Tile other SV AC conte•t will :z2.() and to Belire 50-22. ~ Howard Lee !IIIIer's BobciU 0 2 0 6 76 the gal was that I was dancing flymmoo Valley o 2 o 14 83 with. Millor 0 2 0 6 32 At Kennedy Square, lhe only Rlehardson. genen1 maaapr of the Houston Altroa, IIIIIOUDCed Tueodt,y lhet ...... ··4 l'lll1a 2, nilllt .5 Allanla I, nllht ger Harry Walker and 1111 ondre ·>NP York 3 Chlcqo 2, nlabt .,..chlrw olaf! wW be retained TadaJ'• Probable Plldloro lor lhe 1989 ........ .• (All Tlmta JiD'I') • Rlehardsm said tho Altroo Cblcqo (Jianclo 1~10) II Now woold re- the ....,..ct 0t Mol . York ()(QoiiDID 18-10), 8 p.m. lleGaha, Salty Parker and Jim l'llllllunh (Voele 13-13) at PlllladeiJIIda (Jolin- 2-3), 7:35 Olrena. P.lll. ' '' '.,. . 0 3 3 ll 78 78 ·llamwl Trace MolpotNei.....W•York Son Fran 1, !1. Loula o, nl8bl ugpec" LDo ,Aria 7 Clnclnaatl 6, n18b1 AllaDia ()llllao 11-12) I I - · loll Oem·- JO.J~ 1:30 p.m. i Clnclmllll <Arrllo.U.e) lllol ~· ~ 8-1~, 11 p.m. ·Ill. Loldo (WI-., 12~· at Sao Franclseo (Jiolfa 9-1), • p. m. &lutbwolllern Totals- SV AC AND OPPONENTS Lo8aD TEAM WLTPOP Malga I I 0 19 84 North Gallla 2 0 0 30 6 0 2 014 58 Federel Hocking 2 o o 54 0 Coal Grove 0 2 0 19 68 Fairland . 2 0 0 30 14 FRIDAY'S REi!llLT&, Buftelo (PUtnam) 2 0 I 79 20 Gelilpolla 34 COol GJOVt 6 Eaatern I I 0 42 14 Pt. PINIOIII 28111ip 8 Wahama 1 I I 43 34 Miens 42 Warren Lo<al 6 SOOihwestero 1 1 o 27 16 Portamouth 56 14 Aloxaoder I I 0 16 20 Jack- 411 Groenfleld 8 GlouI 1 o 21 33 Lopn 14 llllllanl 8 Belpre 1 1 0 58 M Neii·York «< Vlnloll CoullV 8 llallllan, W. VL I 2 0 30 60 Wellotoo 31 Ook lUll 12 J11ger Creek 0 2 0 22 52 76 78 .497 17'h WellotooatJ'dlo4el&tla ·' 11 at .m 22 I.Opl)atJacklon I! llauston, Dl&l1l . anilni.tl at LoiAIII. llllbl Ill. LOuJI at Sill Flu <llill1 rime• odledulocO ~ 01111, SVAC Standings .510 15'h Athalo at Galllpolls ,500 17 Rock Hill at Cool Grove - .',· . two a obwle to Baltimore lost, ' ' WUaon aakl. IIUI1tlnlton '111ur111Q'1 Glmel '. Tigers Oaim "He asked me, 'Can you lrat run. But New York retalloted with pitch?" ~ oald with ' W. L. Pel. GB chOq)qjll bolllll IIIIIIW about a run In the ninth on 1 single by 98 54 .845 plncb-hitter Charlie Smith, a him. 81 86 .Silt ll'h So Sparma went oot and groundout and a ·two-out blae 80 72 ,521 II pltehed ,perlu!pa the lfeatast hit by Jake Glbba. game or 1111 IIIIo- a five hitterThe Tigers. wOO have won 29 80 72 .528 18 81 73 .528 18 to aead mlllloaa o! Detoltera games In their last turn at bat, 77 78 .503 21'h Into 1 delirium they haven't felt were not to be denied the trulil 71 79 .477 25'h IInce 1145 ao the Tlpro onakecl of their own lobora. out a 2-1 cleclololl ...,.. the New 15 87 .08 33 ''Molt at the guys knew that 83 90 .512 :l6'h York Yankees In eyplcal Dotrott we had clinched it when Now- York (lltotllllll}'re 20-10 - · 11.'Dolrolt <McLain 30-$), a p. Gallipolis -~ ANYONE wd to W n't reeeived In an Aug. U pme. Southwestern Hi Loses Grid Ace Curt Baisden SEOAL Standings 2 P·I!L . u.. lfOUIII)out. With 5pormo ropped to win It _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __, ·~" oald ~ aa ........ cream dribbled - n hla fllcL ourselves.'' Yarl<ee rallever Steve lllinu"I Waed thil OliO lor 1111 wife - llhe'e been a rock to me ton, now 2-2, walked plnd>hltter AI Kallne. Froohan alrvled and, throqh the wha!e SNIOII." Sparma woo Jlllllll)ftcent as whon Lindy KcDulel roplaced he retired 15 Y.-o In a row Homllton, Gltea walked II 0111 stroteh to notdl hi• ninth to !Old the baooo. Don Wert, hltl!rw .198 •nterlnc the game, win In 19 doclalona. / ~. booed lultlly dy the then looPed a lu,J liner to rilht crowd ot 46,512 when be wao to touch off 1 -stlca!Jy wild Two Southern Valley Athletic lllUIOIUICed IS the -~~­ celebrltloa. o1arler, turnoc1 the Into Coaterence dlta are on ta» thia cheer• In the ftflh. FridaJ. North Gallla tnwls ro BDI Froohln aJrwled and Southwestern 1111 Southern Local ld..ooed to second oo a of Meljra County wW vlllit K,yger Wll great to be a part ol •.Cllnchod _..m Tuelda7'o Result• Detroit 2 Now York 1, nl8bl SOOTIIERN VALLEY Boston., Ball o, nlllll ATHLETIC CONFERENCE Wub 4 Cleve 2, nllbl (SVAC ONL\') Cblcqo 2 Coklllid 1, 111 ALL GAMES TEAM WLTPOP Ooldllld 8 Cblcqo 1, 2nd TEAM W L T POP North Gallla 2 0 0 30 6 Coli( at Mlm, P,, roln Wellllllin 2 0 0 76 It Eastern I I 0 42 14 'I'odf.y'o - • • Pltcban Jack.., 2 o 0 56 20 SOOihorn 010022 Coll(ornla (McGiotlllln IO.U Nell-YOrk 2 0 0 46 8 11amw1 Trsco 0 1 0 6 30 ~~~~~-~at­ Pt. Pleasant 2 o I 67 12 KnerCr"k 0 0 0 0 0 ()'erry 8-' and Chance 14-15), ta~n~y· like to chlllthe ~ ahlp now. ll'l 111111en 10 tllat ·ll · 1 don't haYe cob to .,liltb DETROIT (IJI':l) - Milo Smith' I N" 2 cllcllce turnoc1 out to be the No. 1 pick for the Detroit Tlpra' llrat pemant In layesro. Whon 'Earl WU11011 CIIDO 11> with 'a ooro ahouldor about U minute• bd>re pme umo Tuaacll8 ni&J1I. the Tlpro' IIWil&Or wU til I QUlDIIary over wbom to pick to plt<:h the eruc:ial aame. Tile choice fell to JO. Sparmo, waa •l&nbw autocroJ>~io when llllbrmed of the decWon. He bad been ID Smith's dCIIJ)Iouw Iince pop. piJw orr ..,. the llandiiDe he's llf United Prell Jntemallonal Amerlclil t.eaaue ""'*""' Dear Helen: In Y<lUI' ...., are ~-·;iva· A UU!e leso then tine years caD otart 1 ·dub, 10 'flrlte to- · ago I waa overeating COIIIJlUl- claJI - H. ·e au- ...... kef p!Qoro 1111 111o Nlllllll' LlaiUI are . . - a Jfi)ollll · oaloctiCMI ... \)Ill buJio , l'au II Ulllld a II~ •-• over Bouton, llllchllln at• ...,. AIBERTONE snua... Mld!J. ;!:!~:~:.;:~~ ,IIIJIIo-. • CIRCULATING . . . HEAT 3.60 uav-cAR• lOP OUif,IIY ...... ' LOWft PRICED l'HAN 1EY111 ..... ....., 4x8Shuta No-••'- Cll•ry "~ .\ <, I ..'. . · t\ ~ ' Cillfornla• 1 tofu. · n&qUIII'IJ •""'-' wl~ ll!llnlorinlUon an llbete'l!> llftct local club or bowtotorinCIU!ii, a stampoil, self~ clrdsed emleloJ>!> to ihlol)ldrei~ and a pocket of ms18rlil will be I I ~F ~ . H~ lor OV,E!iEAT· ERS ANONYMOIJS lli.. PUt·' ()f. flea 8os 33'12, Boverlt $a, - - - · ••··-«1- ..!::.,: ~ r ~' .....•·•~·, ..,_. ~.f.~~·~iiU\you'WlJiiveiiJI. :TIIIil Dear au... .....,.. Boll-• • I '· . plio' ...._.. to ta.ow;::.. 'VrtALL'f ~~· · ' OOEJIES'I'llll ' •·' The old Warner Bros. ranch in the San Fernando Valley short· ly .. u· . edclrUo. ic PIOUo'' "'' play "JUs Mother'• klases" ... Ucldng ro Jusuty whafo beiween F 1 MIIIDD He ,.. .,..••, _ ... e was • covers .... urr or red • year or more later by 1 man charged • Greek elllpownmorning paper no longer ellve. er '10,000 for a pair ot bell • cart Ballantine (the wonder. bottomed ermine JlOjamas- lor fu1 nutty • magician ot TV -<ate hla dauallter · orer proJoda Ql his .,. TV -.o, DoD. eld O'r- - d do ..- . lldrw his ID'l••w _ he ., ·l'.;; THE GLDBALVIEW fame) said at Camelot he torn. ed down the father role in the : m. ·• ; • t. • . D~QU"t:~u~w ';;pO.. ~!,tfl.1 1:!~JJ~:J?"< ~~~, •• ,..~ ' oiin iil•))iii o\!EiiEATERii AN'< ra· trl"' t~~·"- at !HtW ' · ~; ' a"'"'>: • . i Cooildli't .ane irltrl ""' dJ<inot blip. · . · .-~ ••peeled BY JACK O'BRIAN '7L NEW YORK- LYm Fontame Jack Haley Jr. II creating -N• lll8bo• I1IIUI fllnluBb 1970 .... lillhtclub atara pnler I'll- Rican bookings ' are anticipating an even better sbnw durlnC the ne•t 12 months with the books to be1ance out '15 million ahead. At present, 92 per cent of the mall reacbes Its destination the day after posting but the mailmen think they can do even better. A new rapid-delivery system begiunlng Sept. 18 should assure delivery of most first-class mall In less than :U hours. · Hallucinations In the U.S. Post Office Deportment? No, simply the current state of the servfce in BrltaiD, where couriers not only actually do complete their rounds BWIIUy but manage to turn a tidy profit to boot. Voice along Broadway ! tnd •••• . $10 million In the black, postal authorities ! I. , il OF:ni&·lii!LP.FOR JQ:FTY . meas- I .t.· ; OV~T!!tiS.:UqoJM.!OJ)ii 1'1orth Africa-have been acting up with something like the old irequeocy. 1be Iranlan quake was short of great with a 7J Rlcliter rating, but It may Jiave been only the deadly prelUde of worse to come. Quakes, elemental as the dynamic earth It· self are In a cla15 by themselves as natural p...n....ena. Coping with disasters sucb as forest !Ires and Ooods appears simple In comparlsoo. Tbe best that can be hoped for In the im· 111~te future uetiat with mtensiOed study ctf itressos Jn the earth's C!'Usl and developmlllf of more sensitive lnstrumenls to ure ~~!creasing straill, seismologists may be abl8·to predict quakes and thus give warning of a comJng disaster that all the resourceo of scleuce ana technology are incapable of pre· venting. After oue good year whtcb ended almost 090r o" ~ • ·... · HIe·' ·t·e·· 'D Hal',:;.'~ ."'t:.k.:···t\ s • ""'!' .-. . , ....· .. ·•i·,l};j; ' Speedy Mail ... at a Profit Resuscitation Hero . •.;, "'! more· • :". ·:<.'.l;.''"')' ,~'.....~.I '\J... ·" l··.. ·' ,.I ·. ~ : •... I lru's tra~It eortbq~ .,~ IIUIOCI • 1D,GOO people and left !eM of•thouU!IdJ Injured lli4 homeleoi miY have bean telling 01 110111ethlng omln,JtUS. • · For five yean there has been a relative lull In m~or earth tremors. That l)IIY be coming to an end. · Tbe •orld's normal annual quota Is 18 · major (measuring 7.0 to 7.9 on the Rlcbter acalel shocks and one great· 18.0 and up) aarlhquake. Tbe last great quake hit Alaska oa March 29, 1964. Since then, tb4! eA\11! ~ been relatively quiet. From 1986 through the first part of this year' ()ll]y 16 m~Or ihoeks ..... recorded-less than a normal single year. But since May, when a major quake toot «10 lives in Japan, the world's earthquake belts-one ringing the PaciOc Basin· and the other stretching east-west from Burma to . ~ ;~· ,;; •,. ''" ~. . ro.o, ~ - Middles&~:.:.~. .~'ftlj ~:, ~ -1"~. ~~~~ - ! . I I '' • 'I', ' I ·~ 98 I l ' •' ' i t �.•. ~'· '· . 1, Warning Sfs~em Needed On Great Earth Shocks Fellcnr by the name of Peter Humplirey In Uibrldge, England, bas become Dnetbing of a minor hero for quick thinking In the rescue of a near victim of drowning, name of .George. Spotting George Oounderlng In a pond, Peter pulled him ou~ noted a pebble jam· mJng open George's mouth as the problem ...S popped it out. . 1be emergency treatment worked. George Is lllve and well and Peter may well get a etlllllllOIIdaUon of some sor for the feat, reJOrll a spokesman for ':he .Royal Society for ibt PrevenUon of Crr Jty to Aalmals, vitally lllterasled because loorge happens to be a ' I loldlllh. " : will tlke a Bdwy. role .If t b e Nancy Snatra Jr.'s act for her :: rll)lt ...., ....,.. eiOIII> LYm's Caesar'• PaJa<e opening _., :! 81 •••• ReoordlD.r 1tar Everett Years ago we learned the JOn · illrllaen'1 too bljr a lavorltalor ot the biggest power In racket ..-!ec:tloo for Bclwy, booJ<. pmlllinlr ,..s a ..... II Weal ,; leo to poll odds .... Frank. Point; on the premise that sins : w 1 ~ 011 1 Wwood blll'a ~ the fatltera lbouldn't be vislted th ~· ·: Ill lor a m~e sale; lncludon e son, we ~dour edl· . In& Mil'• ~· ot course. J - tor, Hill Curlor, about It and ·: Buolell'• $1,1100 a coo- said we weren~ printing It, and ~& ~~ •·-......... The 1e1 bar "Father of Frankenstein" tllmi Instead he'll be In the Bclwy. 1D Lu v - - - obow a nllbl 11 P. B. .... With Merv Grlllln, Xooio Bruelle lor !he ;_~11 Ia Glo~..!!i'il;"'hee ~- · 1n1o '1\~WNill- t ·h e _..~~aa rtlln""'ceret:v porfoeiiJ, - 'I • ··i - . , . .... Beautiful Mat Op.,.. ltll' Alma Motl'o waa ukod II she'd pnler to use a cJou. bl1 lor hor IUie scene In "Tile Adfmlurera" dlmi ,.,, · ·' · .. '" · ., · lr RAY ClOMLEY NEA Wos.ington Corn1pandont at _ tuteloomeos, vu1. beeo-; ,,. · When LBJ faces a Crisis, He Wants Action--and Fast ..._.. '"'''4L .. ~ uLauafl~' -..t a - " pcturo ot - lldV, ct r ••• _ and by Ita: llaell - d heve -lllbtltled "'loro-lD'' .... Fine ........,.t au. lllorNoe!Bolm'onntnoveibearo tbe UUe tf'J'be &badow Boxer" and lo let apinat ww 11 poll. u·...... """- Simon & - - II March. KGM pve a.gldater Jim..., 8JowD (WIIo hao toor unrelllmo llnlohed) Clark G&> ltle'oolddresaingroomfor"Tbo ~" a110 Geble'o makeup man .... A top 10111 singer hu her qc:opheMI wmed that lhe m•• bo 00 "Horse;" Bhe'o anl1 sll&bt4 milder narceUco •· RAY CROMLEY looka - · - .... Tile .... "You Cla't Do That 011 Televl- It- will become a hoooing devel- opment .... Joyce Mdver said at All Babe ·~-- her next ~· nov. al will be covered In mattress --~...-.---------------'"''' · ., ' " ,, WASIUNGTON (NEAl The other day one of President Jolmsotl's advisers unburdened himself of his pOraooal thoughts about his White House job. Some notes follow on his refiectlnns : It's a body-contact sport-American ~tics-not an Intel· leclual exercise, ospecially when you re In a hassle with Congress. The problems you face at the White Houoe are not Intel· lectual problems. The problems that are ,anticipated don't ·· WeD· You get bit with a sudden cruocb. f'lU ••• do all tloe oladleo In the world. Tlleil you <OIDe up apljlltJ,e problem. What happened? What da you do alloul CzedloolovJjkla! What do you da about mlsaOe1 la Culia? What do you ·d(l about lbe Pueblo? Or the President aska. you what to do about the Middle East. You can know all the history In the world, but if the Russians decide to bail out their Arab allies what are you going to do? ' You can read hiotory all year long about Zionism and the history of Arab nationalillm. But it doesn't help you at all. indlcnantb', You have to answer yes or no on what to do. You learn lhll rapidly w... n tbe Presldoat aska you, "Wiutt ''lVIIY? ru have you know 1 aow?" U fOU Hme ap a backgronnd 1a11< on the biJiory .... .pte 1 .,... bocly." .••• of the rellb or a carefal elQIIanalloa of the aliiiallon, the AI _.. faD1 ban plainly Prosldeatlllteu euefaDy and !ben sayo, "Therefore?" '1'11111 ' .... Filming " A Talent t o r llopt yoa cold. lmlnll" In lobdrld, Chalm ToThe questloo is not why we have a problem but what do JO) (1lbo atarred 111 "Fiddler we do about lt. .011 tho !loot" 11 LondoQ) Dilled Then; usually, the decision bas to be made before the aloud he'd love 1101110 matzoth pri!CliiCia ..-e ln. You have to commit yourself to total action . llallo,· a man ~d him a- at limes, aDd this cletlalon bas to be made, if you are lucky ~ . with 511'01' tool of the data. ' 11110 ·"""'" kolher rea. Sometlilietl ';-ou have virtually no data. Take the Pueblo. llllrant, The Sinai; Chalm hu lnOuentlal men were urglug us to acuon when we Jiad no bod of hi• mealo over ~- on what bad happened. There wao radio alienee -. from the Pueblo. Tbe headquarters In HODOiulu knew nothing. N, Y. llep't ot lloaltll ...0.. I am terrified by the terrible problems on whlcb~ men (at Goo llllnau ot -lllco: ''Gal. the Wblte House) must make declsl11111 with lnad~uate data. • •. In np1y to your Iii • crunch then, the job of the White House asd.tanta Jn a IIIII, - nte Ia the ...,. Is to Dod the &U;y who knows the anawer In a hurry In lion u elawbeto ..,. thot vast bureauctacy of ~overnment. It's a sort of espionage IDr _,. ~ltant." ·~- lid: . Wben there's a cnsis, our job is to lind the man wbo - ltlm ben illlt ~ ' ; : " - " the man who knows the man who knows the <IIIIWer. - • BID Plcaro celebratellda Our other lob Ill to argue back and forth until we ~ome up • boll• , with an answer while the President asks questions. 1bere are 35 hg llllllver...,, aa aome te~ argulnents at the White House, which Is H AIIRio, 11111. IIIli should !Ni. The President encour~s them, brlngo iD other a aml•orNrY card l!flli men to 11'11111 different pointa of VJOW. • tftjp r •I... People uy lbe Preololeat 1'11111 the White H•se old wliii Jllorlol • illsty, l•c:berou 1 wldP • • . or , . . um-Cwllllbl1!. WeD, 111e nre ,.,. t. - - · - " In ''Hot 11111. dhM*w II t. ounud JQnel! wlib Oukiol. OMe ,_ - · HJIIr to .._..,_811'-~,L,Huve ... H. 4 I I 'ana wu, "I don't IIi pnoWeal- ..._,t rstaad !bal. .... _. _.,...., lllllrJirio- · But the question ia •bether anyooe bas the abWIY to handle ~ lit wUo ..,., I've aJ-•• the fll!ld of problems we now have to face. Tliere ls no train.__ ~-., ~~ -~ ln....,. ~~.or the exercise of lhll kind of ~er. r•• Darla Ulb',... II8Ded to" 1ben ..a !AlP of that, the question arises as to what extent 1 ......, 1 1 1111111 Norman 11M! Pr d*!nt Is trapped by hll own bureauctaey. --~11 111m l'o lUUI!rlite this, a fOJJDer adviser tells what Preoldent ::" · "au-• ···· Tri1man reportedly said """" Gen.'Dwlght Eisenbower wu 1M . . .. .. "'ected pnoldent: : , ii•!fl-.•::•,•. Ito. He will lit here (Jn the Wlilte HOUJO) and say _ '-' ~ .,_...._ In 'Do lido' 8lld •no IIIU' 8Dd nothlac will liappen 11 ia not a bli . . ,....... - - -·--Ukjo liMo Arl/17·" . IIIJitNbapaJr Ama countered, . .. ·,:. Av: ~ ~;~;';( . i' ' .. y, .) . •-,1. .~ , u_f..J!_ · Bof'j'-·f :~· '. ~ ' j -~ \ .3 - . • Sparma Puts Tigers m First Series Since 1945 ~·'f < •: ,,~ ..;:~ ...,.. ~:1'"~ ' Tho Doll,y Sen!lnel, loliddioport..Pomefo¥, 0., Sopt. 18, 1968 AII~Stln ~ .'·".'.·'" 6tL . ' · i ··' , ....·.~•,,Ill· ·"'r~"' , ~' \ e ' .. . ....- It, . 19~, I ··~.: . ··. }1 J.r.~}~~· · . '. ;' ~ · . . _. · 1.11.a:. ' ln8. bot Yert ~ , Moii1 pooio v. L: ' ..., ...J• forwarded lmmedlalely, Cier 160 lll'OUP' hevo elread;y formed In the United states. Tile clubi are unl~eln thetthey heve no aet dltOB (the "bat'' Ia passed no -slve rqlmen. '1'l,.y are self.belp orpnlzatlnoo, and they really help, aecordlog to 1111 mall, - · a letter from • Calllomla member: I tound "But ... . - ~; OVERI!ATE!I~,\ ANONYMOUS, ........... l · ~ " ~-· ~tli, . l i ii!!!!!IMW,J<,·. · lito t11on IIIII, ll · ·. • 1!111 .more ' . . '. " ~ me a·'!Y to u... : , : , ,_, · ' Durlnil the flrll ~ Ill OA, Baleh, flail li11101D*. I now a aiH 12, . t hove ~ ntumod to ov~··• .''. ~·::' · ' , vi J.J In OA l "Jlllt help llill ...,.,.. .-n8 from poopll Who 'hiriil ·lilY pribl"" iiid· IIIPor· lences. I lelimld - t a tal, · weak, wW.,.,wvl- - •. eUc freak .._ I .... I live ovoteat*r. oDd I colllcl<. trol 1111 problem wltb 1M ·i illll liVely, galolns well!ht rlpldiJr, but I wooido't llaten to my doe· tor, 1111 flmUy or...,_ eloe. I ~ 246 poundo on NO, _ _ _ _ _ ___._ Russia: Grave Misjudging Of Czech Bent for Freedom By LEON DENNEN NEA FoNign News Analyst UNITED NATIONS, N.Y. (NEAl sJEach day brings new evidence that Czechoslovakia's pasve resistance to the Russian invasion bas already had a deadlier effect on Communist morale than the short-lived armed uprising of the Hungarians in 1956 , Tbe Huagarlan revplt was s0011 eclipsed by Moscow's prop. aganda for "peaceful coeslstence." But Czechoslovakia is a continuing disaster that will plague the Kremlin rulers for a long time. , Deluded by their own Maniiii·Lelllnlst pbherlsb, they com· pletely mlojudged and ondereotimated the Czechoolovaka' 111'1• for freedom and the reluctance of "fratenal" Com· munlst parties to oubrnlt again to Mo1eow'o domlaatlon. · Ofthe wodd'sthonr .Lcommiimst" arlles;· ~it's · . _ported Russifa· lnvasio~!!l:ven ·x;o111s Eagl\11'; "ole ·telidi':fif 1\raiXfst.LeniJiist Jntellec!tual of France, compared the lnvas1on to the "rape of Czechoslovakia by Hitler's Nazi hordes." .Ironically, It wa~ Mikhail Suslov, the Kremlin's top ideologist, who warned his colleagues In the Soviet Politburo against armed Intervention. Accordlng to a Czechoslovakto diplomat, Suslov told the Warsaw Pact summit that met In Bratislava shortly before Soviet parachutists descended on Prague: "We must aecept the Czechoslovak reforms because sO..er or later we, in the Soviet Union, will face the same thing." Suslov, Premier Aleksei Kosygln and other realistic poU. Uc1ans In lbe Politburo were Voted down by Leonid Brezboev bead of the Russian Communist party, Aleklander ~tepiD' former chief of the secret pollee, and their heuchiilen whci DDCTDR - • ..., : were Jiacked by many of Uie Red army'• milntiaJa and gen... erals. · · Bat the acrlmonlou deflate II IIIII Jalal oa Ia ·the Kremllll aad 10 d- the ..,... for JI'Wfl'· The dull and Ullimaglnatlve Brezlinev actually believed hll own propaganda that the Ruoliana would be wolcomed ln Czechoslovakto. On tho eve of the Invasion eacli Soviet ooldler was given a tract ezplalnlng his mlsalon. "Soviet soldiers," lt ..-sald, "you are 'going to fralerllal Czecbollovakto· to perform ;rour duty ao an Internationalist. "1be . preHDI altuatioa In Czecboslovalda Is sucJi that counterrevol~ lorceo, operating openly under the - t of 'democratization and .'Uberallzatioa' of the eDsling order, are taklng the country toward the restoration of·cap1181lam/' Bot on r.oaellal ~Uia tbe Soriet IDidlen - • diocovored thai tho "ee~olalloaarleo"....., pepa. lalloa llseif ud IBW lllllr luka palnfed wllh red nrastlkal. Benedls-~·.~ ,,menaelaJ puolue, llilaay were friPieaed, otben •In the 19th oentury, a hand of anU.Czarlot lluliltan ofOcers Infected wllh Weatern "~" bf tbelf e-ure in France during the Napole()ll]c war!._decided to overthrow the clespotlc rule of Czar Nl<oh01aa I. ne "Decembrlst rev.olt," as It Ia' kuown In history, wu crushed but the revolutionary omcets are still beroea hi Soviet Russia. Will hlstocy repeat.lllelfl As yet disalden! ~.bave.·, liltle"chlmcll "Of ·~•lnf;themaelves In ~~~ ;~o'tlll::" tries . .-, ., ~,.. ~ - · ! l vJ•rv,.,. , 1M f'.~ ~ d'to: But even aceontlng to Communist diplomats, Eastern Europe Is a volcano. At any moment eruptlooo could shake Poland, East German;r and even the Soviet Ukraine. :· ~u doubt ii..t the In ··•., ezec•··'-akto There Is nol .._er ...,. v....,..,. ~· was an act of desperation tiy tho men 1n the 'Kremlln .and'tbetr puppeto trying to halt by armed might socta1 1orcea and ·poU· Ucill changes tbtly, fear and do not undenland. . Tbe Ruosians "-ve shown that they-... capable of anytldng, and the Czechostovaka are vtrtually at their mercy. But If the Czeclis keep lbelr nerve and patience they may >:Jt have lbe last word. · f . . ' •e effeet In early preg· MAILBA,.;, .. ~u!li<;!eut reas011,to quit smok· harmful nancy. La~r. it will be 811'k· . · ·'' mg J>r . at . least !lmlt your · smolijljg to ball a pack a day. ward ·and you will naturally •· ,\!though infOflllalion on the find a more 0comfortable posl· lion. · · effect of a mother's drinking The body changes . accom· is · ~o! 10 apeclfle; autborttles panylng pregnancy are COil· agree that it to harmful. u you trolled by your hormone, . would hesitate to give a new· born biib)o. a shot of whisky, Tbey -~ 8J111~ atnourlshl!ig By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. you' obciulil' remember that the new ba!iy; both bef"!:!,~d part of ajl you drlnk will flnd after b~. Why the Dll!ast occur so far·11bead of (Fint of three reloted orticlesJ Its way Ill ·t)ie fetus through changes ls anyl!¢y'lguess. time the umbUJcal cord. Q-In what week of preg- than· in subseqli!ant ones. nancy would a woman notice Q-11 II oafe for a )irepant her abdomen beginning to pro· Q-Can a WOID&D whose woman -to- .exercise, wear a Q ·U ICK QUIZ trude? How soon after concep- monthly periods last' ()ll]y a . glrill or SIMP on Jier ·stom· ' the flrrt Q-Who published tion do breast changes occur~ day or two become pregnant ach?~Y, In tho lira! two notD per cartoon 111 A-1be lacrease In the size and have a normal child? months ot pre~y , do the of. the abdomen In pregnancy A-Yeo, unless some other bre4&"' set· ..,JarceT comes abOut so gradually it is abnormality ezlllts. A-,-AD ~. . . •-•• who hard to pinpoint the moment ~!Iii gtiod ~th •bould.ltel when It becomes unmistak· Q-What effcet wOuld e..,.,s. ;q~/uer-do,e dally. 'l'lie able. This varies greatly with sive smoking (three paclu a. amount to ,tie i:ecommended a woman's body build and day) and drinking (sill: cans of "nuld depead. on lbe atage of somewhat with the sharpness beer a day) Ill a mother have pregnancy !IIIII .other faetors of the eyes of the observer. In on her fetus? .;~ and should be ~determined by general, pregnapcy begins to A-Tbe oaly effed heaVy your 4~ 1 Wliell,.;rpur r•Sli· show in most women after smoking lias l)een sbOW!I to 1ar girdle ~~eJib!r'to feel ilgll!, '· ' .;, nine or 10 weeki. Breast have rou should ,aw.ttcli to an ad· on a pregii8J!CY is to changes occur at about the cause mloearrlage .or PI'!'!'!"· juotable glrdfe, Sleet>lng , more same time but these your stoJi111cli will liave' no birth. But t!ils sbo!il!l be lure noticeable In a first Heavy Smoking Cpn Couse Premature Births WORLD 1••· "It'• been nice talkla1 to but I -.ne to rua llOW'!" Standings kind of ~. MDI! !~~Por­ tan!, I toond I wu IIIII>• aloaO; - BORN AGAIN ',,, · Romombor - . 1011 .,....r,: wnllbl . . - i; lllo Bat·illlllllilr lo 3372, S.Oer)f JDilo, E:allfGr• nla, 10212. 11 - t'MI•Jeliljle· ov-. __,.,.i, P.S. ~~ welcomeo' men ml u wall a s - . · •· ·' Dear Holon: My bulibond and I hift·,. 8' ...... ·FemaJe. .... ~ · lllllllliTiecl and ilomiee'' Oiw ·It leeat five Umel a.....,.~ limos britlli onotbor 11 m ol'e' friend. · Wo used to pn ......,., lnl'ID welcome but W'd diir- x.Votrolt lloltbnore 11e1! York - Cleveland OokliiiCI MbmeiOia Coll(omla Cblcqo WujWI&too coffee she aalulor, IIIIYiiobalp me. fiiould 1 offer her.U.. UIDII cake twice In a ""'• llilat' iliolrt 11. We don't oat dltooerta; 10 1 muat bot •IPI<Iall7 for IMr. There are ni&lrtJ Wblli llbe ..-. rivet IIi lite she IIIII u'f!ll orDed. Then 1111 ..,., "1 .U.. Ill. oo ear),fl" (11,... 10:30), We are !llllllllnB oa 1!11& : 1 D ncalliia. !lio Ia maidq ....... 1to Join ua. We ~ , . . lllr, . and can't al!ord her t' s ~. her ohiN <it u.. bill . ~~to~p; but 1o1er dotllit Sio 1 earns 1110111 then - : ~ ,eoma. ~e ~l ril 80 r.' .,,,-,~,.~ !OJ iDIIt rei. . . . ,· do,,.,._ don't ..,. to maD< ., - enemy ot lier, ·llolr out ol tlda Jrt.MeJI....,"' :u:OtJitN. lNG ~ PIUVACY .:,f Dear MAP.: " I •er _,. ot loltllll rkl ot a Jeacb IU h 117· Be< hOiilill In your reolllkilla. Let - taeiiUIIJ, .rtl couru - tllrilo u weiOOfile ., a 1110a10 fit )'GOI1' air "'!1'1'1'1..,.. ' ' . . Llio'o Ulo lhOrt. etc ..... ~ bar...,. H. ··. Tbls Oolunin 11 dodl-..nlll' flmUy u.Jnr. 10 II JOU'r<I . haY• 11!1' ldd trouble or ·)lit ·troubl8; ... llellll helP ' 'YOtl. lille wW ............. ,.... Owl! Plein' lllllll8lnl ~ROieo -..1 II care ot .lbfi IIIW.I,PI»Wi -.;; ' .-..' center to drive In the Tlpro' 541 93 .188 39 lt)'le. "It W.utnatm (Homan 10.$) at Clerallnd (lllebert 12-10), 7:30 ; ;m.- - Baltlmore ()leiDI 3-1) at llol· loll (EIIIWOrth 13-7), .1:30 p.m. (Onlypm••·~ '1111rsdo.l''• Gamel (No l!line• ocbodulocO N-~· . W. L. Pel. ,.a. Lau1J 93 69 .6U SID Francl100 CIDdalall a.Jcqo ~ 82 70 78 72 78 75 71 71 GB .113 ll'h .520 It 2 0 I 50 7 1106427 1 1 0 34 Zl I I 0 20 21 lDI ADieiOI · 70 U .til 23 NMoll'etk i1oU11c11 • 18 84 .MT 21 Nlt.t4725 -~ penn•nt 'l'lloldiJ'. Rooalta llunlln&loD 22 Boddfl' 0 SOOthOI'II SEPI', 20 GAMES: _,_.. at Pt. Pleasant 0 WALKER STAYS HOI!STON (UPI) - 0 2 0 22 72 0 II.B. -m Wahama 30 J11ger Crook 14 Alounder 18 SouthlVellern 6 Belpre 50 22 Glou- u Miller o -elo (PIItnam) 45 Welloll 0 Fairland 14 South POint 6 lflman, W. VI. 30 Symmes Vel· ley 8 THIS WEEX'S GAMES: FRIDAY North Gelllo at Sou111weatem lbltborn at K,ygor Creek AI-r at Eaatern Trace at Symmes Valley Federal llocidnlr at Miller Fairland at~ HAND HOSPIT AIJZED Glouster at !1. Aloyeluo DETIIPIT (IJPI)- Dofonalve Roveoswood at Wabama and Llrr)< - . the latest In a Bulralo (I'Utallll) at Winfield IIICCeaolan ot !Qirleo to bolall the Detroit LiAJu this ......,, Ia Claorfork II IIIDnan, W. Va, . . . - lor ourpey today to I'CIIIr torn IJaomenll In hlo rllf1tHand, IJUired In Sunday'• .... to DeBao, wW be !he lildh pliJor ~to ........,. thlo ...,.... Detroit In 23 Years DETROIT (UPO- At 12:22 this morning, the smiling Detroit copo wlded lito the vast, mil.Ung erowd at Kemedy Square !n the Detro!~ heart ol The crowd cheered them. Lesa than lwo hours befon the Detroit Tigers had wrapped ~ their tint American League pennant in Z3 years. Tbe crowd aurged into the heart of the Motor City 1111 the celebration thet lasted tllrough moot or the night was on. About the only oile who didn't get. a cheer was the lone St. Louis Cardhals who annc:..Jnced his preference for the \~~Coming World Seriea. He said "Cirds" just once. .,Our orden7" asked one pollee omcer when questioned about what was happening. " Let 'em alone." Eight-lane Woodward Aver11e, the main drag that cuts the city In halt, was blocked bumper-tobumper with tte hcmetown product - an horns blaatlng. Beautiful girls in miniskirts, Joq: skirts and what have yoo anake danced betweeu tfle tral!lc jam dkln't ewn before. with they lfll.liS kDaw minutes a tact because I sure didn't know who And undergo Dodgers Spill Reds LOS ANGELES (UPO- Me,.. agar Walt Alston can't figure defenoo ofthelr1967SVAC....,. plooohlp. The Bobcatl lost Z2-8 to Fairland 111136-14 to Wahama. aee the ball better if I uaed a wider stance at the plate. I tried it and found out he was Jelll All But the guesta were rippiJW ~ phone boolu a.nd ~ they could get their haDio on and throw . . the mesa out the q;~per ftoow wllllolre. hoot to North Gelllo. In other action, SVAC \OUDI and - n i l wW be p~ u follows: Alexander II Eutlrn; lllmian Trace at Symmeo Yeller. Buffllo (Putnam CcluM:f} at WIJ>. field; Falrllnd II Che~ through." Those "other guys" who American Indians m a y joined Osteen In getti~ key hlts serve in national, state and were chiefly BID Sudakia IJd local elective and appointive Paul Popovich. Both siiWied In offices. (Hot A Dotv ..Th,.) 75C 1 . Romoln In po:ukslll ectr 2 . Spro,_; with wor• SM~ and th~n o high ptonuro rinse of toh wert..- to -1.. cor ohi,.. 3, Atto.,dont on duty Houra Op...n M-i= . . ....... . n .. 6 Sat.••••••••••• , .. 7 s. •. . ......... Jlto6 loaded and each drove in two Eliminated runs. JAi:KsoNviLLE, f1L (UPI) - An ll·lmh11 victory lor the tional League's Governor~& c.,p aerie a. The Mats pushed acrou a run In the bottom of the 11th lnnlrv Tuesdl,y night to nl&> Columbus 2-1 and take a 3-0 lesd In the Mlchipn Averue, where they performed a war dcce lor the ~trw baUle with st Louis, aDCI then to Washlngton Boul.. western whlle Kyger CreekJ)laya the third inning wJth the blaes 1111wered: "A whole hell of a trcm spot ro spot, nrst to 1 bonflnl In the middle ol week, Southero entertalnl Soutbo "I'U take the wins any way I pitcher, Osteen' s bat had oot for quite a while," Alaton po1J1t.. been too active tills aeason uo- ed oot. "Ncrw we're starting to can get them," grinned Osteen. 111 he went against the Redo. put our hlta together to score HThe Reds are a good hitting He got thNe sillJles, scored two runs. The win waa a aatiatying team.,, The series continue• tonight runa and drove ln a third. He one because It came with Jim walked in his other tppearaace, LeFebvre and Ron Fairly not when Don Sutton, ~14. opposes "Jlm Gilliam helped me," able to pla¥ because of injuries. Gerry Arrigo. 11-9. , Ooteen aaicL "He said I would But tho other SOY• came JacksonvWe Meta has created an lith-hour slQultlon lor the lot.,, En maase the fans migrated drive in his two run&. rilhL should provide pJenb' olopposl· tion for the Tornadoea. Next era•• that's row- where llrot win Jl1pr Crook ... dropped two - · · to 1...,.. foes and thia Ia their flrlll for lholr Osteen led off the !ourlh wl th Tired In Eighth his second hit ahl two burt sinout II pitcher Claude Osteen Is "I was 1~ to Ure In the gles leaded the bases. A forcebetter as 1 leadoft or cle&Jlllt eighth iming. I'm not used to out, allowed Osteen to acore and hlttet but the lerthander delin- nmntng the bans that much. Willie Crawford came home oo Federal Hocking It Miller; Gloualtely can help himself with the I was on bue more in that ter at st. .Aloysiua; Clarfork 11 game than l'w been In three an error. bat. Hannan, W, VL, an1 Ravenawood Reliever BWy McCool lolded Osteen wu the Dodgers' tDp years. And at this time of the IIWalwna. the bases with Dodgers ln the hitter Tuesdl,y nlllll 10 Lol An- year the Is damp anclthe seventh when Osteen drove In gales scored a 7-5 victory over lnfleld a UU:le muddy. " Clnctnnati, although he waa on Until he weakened In the Wes Parker with his third hit. The Reds oollectad four of base so much he tl.red in the olilrt. Osteen had a sh\ltout go. their 11 hits off Osteen ln tbe eighth Inning when the Reds lng. But he ended ICI giving the eighth with Jcimny Bench drlv· scored tour runs and Osteen Reds 11 hlto. Clnclnolt!'o Leo had ro be relieved by Jim Cardenas homered off Brewer 1111 in one nm am Torcy Perez Brewer, · In the nintfl for their final run.. auotJJer while an err.or aet 1C) Our New Once known IS a top hitting "We've been getting ht1tlq two unearned tallies. Automatic Car Wash thing n1oving waa the mob. Aaked to estimate the size of the coaareptlon. one otrlcer vant- hotel 11r1n1 _..,... two ....,. loaldatJ Columbus Jets ID the il)to~,.. Maloney Hit Hard SJx or the Dodgera' runa were ' orr Reds starter Jim Maloney, who had to leave the game Jn the rourtb after he and eateber Jolmny Bench collided. It was his li'HJJ lou againat 13 wins while the victory Jlllde Osteen•a record 11·18. After Osteen singled to lead off !he third, the Dodgen loaded the beaea on another ahwfe best-ol·sewn playoff Onals. and a welk before Sudalds got Donny Frloella and wlnnlgg his hit A second walk relolded plteher Larry Bearrw.rth scat- the bases for Paul Popovich to tered nine hits. Loser Jim Sbelletitach who went the route, . yielded Just seven ro tho Mots. JacksonvWe's tleiid.ing waa flawleu while the Jeta committed three errors. 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONLY $'299 $30.00 .... __ ...." . Canleletd ,.,•• ' MAlON EURNIWIE CC.. MASON, W. YAo ............................... SPECIAL FALL ·REGULAR ALL GAS CIGARETTES 30.9 29C Plus fax CERTIFIED OIL COMPANY 538 W. Main St By Six Over Gophers e• ..., gallon said Pomeroy, with o. a Money Boc• GuarantH ·~. NEW YO!IK (\)PI)- O.J. "<lrallile Joice" S!QaGb, propares to dl....,.. hll · lllWttie ;brand . . . . . . SlllllniQ w.... !Sou1boril' doof Ito -~ !"!11..... . . ......._. apJDq 1 ... , 0 North Gelllo 8 Eastere 6 Fedoril Hocldna fO llaMaD Traoe ' , r' ,,,, 0 LAST WEEK'S RESI!LTS: SOuthern Cal Favored on 0 First Crown -.wwn games with norHolgue _ . . enta. Southwestern has dowoed llaruan, W, 'VL, 21~ and 1081 to A I - r 16-6. The Hlghlando ars wUl be mlllUI the services of Curt llaladen, 158,.pound ..... AC victory after wlnaoversoutJ>. em Lo<al :z2.() and Elatern 8-6. This Is the llrat bl8 test for the Pirate• who, if they win. wW have a oolld hold oo flrat place In the SVAC, ' Creek. Cooeh SteYe Stlleo' Higlllanllo lor hal!back, who had 1111 _ , _ The North Gallll Pirates of ec.ch Bob AsbJey'a ScutberD ero will be ma1<llw their flrll doctomy Swldo,y at Holzer HoaCooch Mel Cartar wUI be 1!111>' Toruadoes loot to North Gelllo pttal. SV AC allrt aller a c0111le of nlng for their third otnlght SV· Tile other SV AC conte•t will :z2.() and to Belire 50-22. ~ Howard Lee !IIIIer's BobciU 0 2 0 6 76 the gal was that I was dancing flymmoo Valley o 2 o 14 83 with. Millor 0 2 0 6 32 At Kennedy Square, lhe only Rlehardson. genen1 maaapr of the Houston Altroa, IIIIIOUDCed Tueodt,y lhet ...... ··4 l'lll1a 2, nilllt .5 Allanla I, nllht ger Harry Walker and 1111 ondre ·>NP York 3 Chlcqo 2, nlabt .,..chlrw olaf! wW be retained TadaJ'• Probable Plldloro lor lhe 1989 ........ .• (All Tlmta JiD'I') • Rlehardsm said tho Altroo Cblcqo (Jianclo 1~10) II Now woold re- the ....,..ct 0t Mol . York ()(QoiiDID 18-10), 8 p.m. lleGaha, Salty Parker and Jim l'llllllunh (Voele 13-13) at PlllladeiJIIda (Jolin- 2-3), 7:35 Olrena. P.lll. ' '' '.,. . 0 3 3 ll 78 78 ·llamwl Trace MolpotNei.....W•York Son Fran 1, !1. Loula o, nl8bl ugpec" LDo ,Aria 7 Clnclnaatl 6, n18b1 AllaDia ()llllao 11-12) I I - · loll Oem·- JO.J~ 1:30 p.m. i Clnclmllll <Arrllo.U.e) lllol ~· ~ 8-1~, 11 p.m. ·Ill. Loldo (WI-., 12~· at Sao Franclseo (Jiolfa 9-1), • p. m. &lutbwolllern Totals- SV AC AND OPPONENTS Lo8aD TEAM WLTPOP Malga I I 0 19 84 North Gallla 2 0 0 30 6 0 2 014 58 Federel Hocking 2 o o 54 0 Coal Grove 0 2 0 19 68 Fairland . 2 0 0 30 14 FRIDAY'S REi!llLT&, Buftelo (PUtnam) 2 0 I 79 20 Gelilpolla 34 COol GJOVt 6 Eaatern I I 0 42 14 Pt. PINIOIII 28111ip 8 Wahama 1 I I 43 34 Miens 42 Warren Lo<al 6 SOOihwestero 1 1 o 27 16 Portamouth 56 14 Aloxaoder I I 0 16 20 Jack- 411 Groenfleld 8 GlouI 1 o 21 33 Lopn 14 llllllanl 8 Belpre 1 1 0 58 M Neii·York «< Vlnloll CoullV 8 llallllan, W. VL I 2 0 30 60 Wellotoo 31 Ook lUll 12 J11ger Creek 0 2 0 22 52 76 78 .497 17'h WellotooatJ'dlo4el&tla ·' 11 at .m 22 I.Opl)atJacklon I! llauston, Dl&l1l . anilni.tl at LoiAIII. llllbl Ill. LOuJI at Sill Flu <llill1 rime• odledulocO ~ 01111, SVAC Standings .510 15'h Athalo at Galllpolls ,500 17 Rock Hill at Cool Grove - .',· . two a obwle to Baltimore lost, ' ' WUaon aakl. IIUI1tlnlton '111ur111Q'1 Glmel '. Tigers Oaim "He asked me, 'Can you lrat run. But New York retalloted with pitch?" ~ oald with ' W. L. Pel. GB chOq)qjll bolllll IIIIIIW about a run In the ninth on 1 single by 98 54 .845 plncb-hitter Charlie Smith, a him. 81 86 .Silt ll'h So Sparma went oot and groundout and a ·two-out blae 80 72 ,521 II pltehed ,perlu!pa the lfeatast hit by Jake Glbba. game or 1111 IIIIo- a five hitterThe Tigers. wOO have won 29 80 72 .528 18 81 73 .528 18 to aead mlllloaa o! Detoltera games In their last turn at bat, 77 78 .503 21'h Into 1 delirium they haven't felt were not to be denied the trulil 71 79 .477 25'h IInce 1145 ao the Tlpro onakecl of their own lobora. out a 2-1 cleclololl ...,.. the New 15 87 .08 33 ''Molt at the guys knew that 83 90 .512 :l6'h York Yankees In eyplcal Dotrott we had clinched it when Now- York (lltotllllll}'re 20-10 - · 11.'Dolrolt <McLain 30-$), a p. Gallipolis -~ ANYONE wd to W n't reeeived In an Aug. U pme. Southwestern Hi Loses Grid Ace Curt Baisden SEOAL Standings 2 P·I!L . u.. lfOUIII)out. With 5pormo ropped to win It _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __, ·~" oald ~ aa ........ cream dribbled - n hla fllcL ourselves.'' Yarl<ee rallever Steve lllinu"I Waed thil OliO lor 1111 wife - llhe'e been a rock to me ton, now 2-2, walked plnd>hltter AI Kallne. Froohan alrvled and, throqh the wha!e SNIOII." Sparma woo Jlllllll)ftcent as whon Lindy KcDulel roplaced he retired 15 Y.-o In a row Homllton, Gltea walked II 0111 stroteh to notdl hi• ninth to !Old the baooo. Don Wert, hltl!rw .198 •nterlnc the game, win In 19 doclalona. / ~. booed lultlly dy the then looPed a lu,J liner to rilht crowd ot 46,512 when be wao to touch off 1 -stlca!Jy wild Two Southern Valley Athletic lllUIOIUICed IS the -~~­ celebrltloa. o1arler, turnoc1 the Into Coaterence dlta are on ta» thia cheer• In the ftflh. FridaJ. North Gallla tnwls ro BDI Froohln aJrwled and Southwestern 1111 Southern Local ld..ooed to second oo a of Meljra County wW vlllit K,yger Wll great to be a part ol •.Cllnchod _..m Tuelda7'o Result• Detroit 2 Now York 1, nl8bl SOOTIIERN VALLEY Boston., Ball o, nlllll ATHLETIC CONFERENCE Wub 4 Cleve 2, nllbl (SVAC ONL\') Cblcqo 2 Coklllid 1, 111 ALL GAMES TEAM WLTPOP Ooldllld 8 Cblcqo 1, 2nd TEAM W L T POP North Gallla 2 0 0 30 6 Coli( at Mlm, P,, roln Wellllllin 2 0 0 76 It Eastern I I 0 42 14 'I'odf.y'o - • • Pltcban Jack.., 2 o 0 56 20 SOOihorn 010022 Coll(ornla (McGiotlllln IO.U Nell-YOrk 2 0 0 46 8 11amw1 Trsco 0 1 0 6 30 ~~~~~-~at­ Pt. Pleasant 2 o I 67 12 KnerCr"k 0 0 0 0 0 ()'erry 8-' and Chance 14-15), ta~n~y· like to chlllthe ~ ahlp now. ll'l 111111en 10 tllat ·ll · 1 don't haYe cob to .,liltb DETROIT (IJI':l) - Milo Smith' I N" 2 cllcllce turnoc1 out to be the No. 1 pick for the Detroit Tlpra' llrat pemant In layesro. Whon 'Earl WU11011 CIIDO 11> with 'a ooro ahouldor about U minute• bd>re pme umo Tuaacll8 ni&J1I. the Tlpro' IIWil&Or wU til I QUlDIIary over wbom to pick to plt<:h the eruc:ial aame. Tile choice fell to JO. Sparmo, waa •l&nbw autocroJ>~io when llllbrmed of the decWon. He bad been ID Smith's dCIIJ)Iouw Iince pop. piJw orr ..,. the llandiiDe he's llf United Prell Jntemallonal Amerlclil t.eaaue ""'*""' Dear Helen: In Y<lUI' ...., are ~-·;iva· A UU!e leso then tine years caD otart 1 ·dub, 10 'flrlte to- · ago I waa overeating COIIIJlUl- claJI - H. ·e au- ...... kef p!Qoro 1111 111o Nlllllll' LlaiUI are . . - a Jfi)ollll · oaloctiCMI ... \)Ill buJio , l'au II Ulllld a II~ •-• over Bouton, llllchllln at• ...,. AIBERTONE snua... Mld!J. ;!:!~:~:.;:~~ ,IIIJIIo-. • CIRCULATING . . . HEAT 3.60 uav-cAR• lOP OUif,IIY ...... 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Ucldng ro Jusuty whafo beiween F 1 MIIIDD He ,.. .,..••, _ ... e was • covers .... urr or red • year or more later by 1 man charged • Greek elllpownmorning paper no longer ellve. er '10,000 for a pair ot bell • cart Ballantine (the wonder. bottomed ermine JlOjamas- lor fu1 nutty • magician ot TV -<ate hla dauallter · orer proJoda Ql his .,. TV -.o, DoD. eld O'r- - d do ..- . lldrw his ID'l••w _ he ., ·l'.;; THE GLDBALVIEW fame) said at Camelot he torn. ed down the father role in the : m. ·• ; • t. • . D~QU"t:~u~w ';;pO.. ~!,tfl.1 1:!~JJ~:J?"< ~~~, •• ,..~ ' oiin iil•))iii o\!EiiEATERii AN'< ra· trl"' t~~·"- at !HtW ' · ~; ' a"'"'>: • . i Cooildli't .ane irltrl ""' dJ<inot blip. · . · .-~ ••peeled BY JACK O'BRIAN '7L NEW YORK- LYm Fontame Jack Haley Jr. II creating -N• lll8bo• I1IIUI fllnluBb 1970 .... lillhtclub atara pnler I'll- Rican bookings ' are anticipating an even better sbnw durlnC the ne•t 12 months with the books to be1ance out '15 million ahead. At present, 92 per cent of the mall reacbes Its destination the day after posting but the mailmen think they can do even better. A new rapid-delivery system begiunlng Sept. 18 should assure delivery of most first-class mall In less than :U hours. · Hallucinations In the U.S. Post Office Deportment? No, simply the current state of the servfce in BrltaiD, where couriers not only actually do complete their rounds BWIIUy but manage to turn a tidy profit to boot. Voice along Broadway ! tnd •••• . $10 million In the black, postal authorities ! I. , il OF:ni&·lii!LP.FOR JQ:FTY . meas- I .t.· ; OV~T!!tiS.:UqoJM.!OJ)ii 1'1orth Africa-have been acting up with something like the old irequeocy. 1be Iranlan quake was short of great with a 7J Rlcliter rating, but It may Jiave been only the deadly prelUde of worse to come. Quakes, elemental as the dynamic earth It· self are In a cla15 by themselves as natural p...n....ena. Coping with disasters sucb as forest !Ires and Ooods appears simple In comparlsoo. Tbe best that can be hoped for In the im· 111~te future uetiat with mtensiOed study ctf itressos Jn the earth's C!'Usl and developmlllf of more sensitive lnstrumenls to ure ~~!creasing straill, seismologists may be abl8·to predict quakes and thus give warning of a comJng disaster that all the resourceo of scleuce ana technology are incapable of pre· venting. After oue good year whtcb ended almost 090r o" ~ • ·... · HIe·' ·t·e·· 'D Hal',:;.'~ ."'t:.k.:···t\ s • ""'!' .-. . , ....· .. ·•i·,l};j; ' Speedy Mail ... at a Profit Resuscitation Hero . •.;, "'! more· • :". ·:<.'.l;.''"')' ,~'.....~.I '\J... ·" l··.. ·' ,.I ·. ~ : •... I lru's tra~It eortbq~ .,~ IIUIOCI • 1D,GOO people and left !eM of•thouU!IdJ Injured lli4 homeleoi miY have bean telling 01 110111ethlng omln,JtUS. • · For five yean there has been a relative lull In m~or earth tremors. That l)IIY be coming to an end. · Tbe •orld's normal annual quota Is 18 · major (measuring 7.0 to 7.9 on the Rlcbter acalel shocks and one great· 18.0 and up) aarlhquake. Tbe last great quake hit Alaska oa March 29, 1964. Since then, tb4! eA\11! ~ been relatively quiet. From 1986 through the first part of this year' ()ll]y 16 m~Or ihoeks ..... recorded-less than a normal single year. But since May, when a major quake toot «10 lives in Japan, the world's earthquake belts-one ringing the PaciOc Basin· and the other stretching east-west from Burma to . ~ ;~· ,;; •,. ''" ~. . ro.o, ~ - Middles&~:.:.~. .~'ftlj ~:, ~ -1"~. ~~~~ - ! . I I '' • 'I', ' I ·~ 98 I l ' •' ' i t �' . . . . · sUNDAY .· · . .. ·, . ' ~!. '' ' ft ' · ·:. ~~- ' . "'::11• IO;OO AM . . . 'b ··.:" • ·o ..• trL . .. ' . . . •,.. ., =a. .z .,.. :1 ... .a_ u A.~ - ..· .... -< ~ :::: :~: : •:I TENDERBEST . 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'·· q. ~J -'f,'! \'' : .<.:· 'Ill ·o ·CA· ,•,· c .. .Z .. ... ·.· ·.· •• • CUBE · · LB STIAK ••••.•..•. ~ __......_ ... .· DAVID DAVIES FOODLAND 1/2 GALLON CTNS POLISH SAUSAGE Ll To c .. , ...·o• ..0 48~ The . .. •... Ill z .... .,. 0 .. .. " 0 !:li :~- ::: ,. .·. '::~~"1.;. i.' • ·-.;.,... ~· 'AAGIC BLEACH .. GALLON JUG -· '! i'' ; ' ~ ,:•. •.j!' . . -:; ·l: ...',:. ·' ) ~ . ·~1 . j¥fl'!' -"i;' . . ;·~, ). BATHROOM TISSUE STRAWBERRY PRESERVES 2 ROLL PACK 2 Ll JAR ;\~ li -0 • . ~. ' STORCK KING SIZE .·.·. BREAD~s~;. . ·, >c.. '· . ,.·' . ...• ,-. · •::-·· ... c . \ .... . . : .,. ' . . ~·- ;. rr ,. .' . ·~~;,.:: !'""$'·r ' ~'7~ ..;." . • �,. • ,II Fost~r ' oril:ndparell~ Hartisonville Soeiety News BY AVA GILKEY Mr. and Mn. Alia Jordan ot Middleport visited the latter's mather, Katie Wilson SundaY. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Jewell were dlruter guest& of the Glen JeweUs of DtMnlngton Suflll7, Mr. and Mrs. frank ~le and two children or Middleport, ·visited tlie M. A. Epples Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rhodes ot Charleston. W.Va., spellt_the weekend with his parents , Mr. ard Mrs. Delmar Rhodes. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Clark aDd Tanara, made a business trip to Athens Satun!IJ'. Mrs. Ava Gilkey spent several day& with the H. D. Gilke)'s of Pomeroy last week. Mra. Jettle Arix retu,rned her ·.· ' Bill Joe Johnson of GaUlpolis, Mrs. Roy Miller . ot Chester, Mrs. Richard Lee of Racine, Mrs. Richard Mackenzie of Gallipolis. Standing are Mr. MUler and Mr. Lee. AMONG MA~'Y NEW WOHKERS at Monda.y night's kick-off dinner for the Tri-County Community Concert Association's annual membership campaign were (seated left to right) Mrs. ·.·. Carpenter News, Notes Mrs. Jan Pic-kett and dauKh- ter, Lana, Dayton, visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Markins and other relatives in the vicinity. Mrs. 11. B. Pickett, Sr., who recently returned from Florida, is the guest oHMs. Laura Krebs. Several residents fi'om this t:omrnunity atterxled the tOOth annual Bean Dinner at Wilkes- ville on Satw·day. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson. Debbie, Scott, and Christine, Ann Arbor, Mich., were guests of her uncle and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lbvern Jordan and children. Other relatives who called at the Jordan home were Mrs. Faye Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. Clay Jordan, Dale and Barbara, and Mr. and Mrs. Mendal Jordan and Walter. Mrs. Helen Jeffers Is doing substitute teaching in the Albafl.}' school. Earl Starkey and Carl Greenlees, Columbia Gra~e members, attended Meigs County Pomona Gra~e at Rock Springs Grange Hall on Friday evening. Mrs. Rex Cheadle and Kathy acc~ed ber brother, Preston Hamon and family to Lakea land, Fla., where they spent several da.ys with their brother-inlaw and sister, Mr. am Mrs. Paul Birchfield alkl children. Mrs. Ney carpenter accompanied her daughter, Mrs. Si~ ney Parker, to her home in Doli var, Ohio, and also visited . her other daughter, Mrs. Martha Mays, Strasburg, and other relatives in the area before returnins home. Jay Hess and son, Rormie, Ham· il ton; Fritz Penrod, Akron, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gaston, Athens, were guests of Mr. ard Mrs. James Gaston. Those visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fern Gillogb were Mr. and Mrs. Halph Frazier and family, Gallipolis, and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gillogly alkl children, Athens. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Kasler am family, Nelsonville, were callers at the Gillogly home. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Huff, Dayton, Mrs. Zella Weyand, da~.~gh-­ ter Connie and friend, Columbus, visited tlll.!'ir mother, Mrs. Genevra Foster, during the weekend. Mr. arM;~ Mrs. Eddie Jordan, Columbus, attended the Wilkesville Bean Dinner on Saturday afternoon and called on his brQoo ther and sister-in-law, Mr. alkl Mrs. Lavern Jordan and family on Saturday evening. DoMie Cheadle is attending the technical school at Nelsonville, where classes began on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Cheadle visited with her brother and sis· ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hamon and children, Woodville, Ohio, on Sa.turd~¥. Mrs. Ney '"carpentei"ariit Mrs. Denver Queen called on Mrs. Car· penter's gramson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parker and children in Middleport on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Dw-ward Scott, Fairborn, called on Mr. aoo Mrs. Elza McComas arxl other relatives at the Victor Perry home. Mrs. Errol Pickett, Rickie and State of Ohio. m;meot or IP.fP· u~~ellte ompllanee ne tuur- State of Ohio. Department ot llll!.lf· Wld eel. SUpe tende'\!-_ of •nc:e. Ceruti<atb• of Cnrn•llan""· The unden ..neil., SUperin~ndellt of lntur· lh~ .A~'6~N'Y ~~ China . anee of ,t._~t Sta:, '/, u~r· b~rt,'rLff~ co. o~ bu <'DmpUed wl;'l: lllllt. ¥NuiT ..~:r tbe law- of Sl1te allpllc&ble t;; of Mirulear,ollt. State of Mlnneaota. II .nd Ll oriled d.urlnl ll!.e eut· bll com~:>Ued With the law1 of thla t :Je&r to tranu.ct In lhl• 1U.te State .,popu.,able to It and ._ author· appropriate buline.t of lnluranf;"e. lzed durin&" the I!Urrent )"ear to tran•· Un.nclal condition I• lihown tu tel In thlal Blat.. ita aJ>Prnllrlate bllii unual mtement t,o hav! been •• DO.I of lnturance, Ita f1111ndat condition 11 lhown b7!t1 •nnualttatement uo., ~n.e.mbM:JI •mlOOd .... IIO.oa !.M,'"'U .,. bll· f.~ have been u follow• on Deeember ,0Zi1 51; Ne Anet1. 13,· 00. 1987: -~ljl,mltt.ed Aueta f14.S19, · ..1..1....... 1...00, ... UIJ_ ,108.3'1; In~me_,__t30e·· ~.(1(1; SIU"IIlui._IIJI2"1IIUJ.flt; lpc:ome. .~lv· ~d1 ~. I21,1.J::~.Ol .... LXP!nd tUrel, M.M. · n e reof, I b"e ere· III.S9CI,43'f.56; .11. 1lllto n 1D7 n•me and "auaed n Witnear Whereof. I b,ave here· •~odu _.md '""'" date. ul7 c~""l!' t. . Wlto 1Ub1crlbed II!¥ na~ and uu~~ed ne P . BrOWJI, SUMr1n\en· • mY -~lo be affixed. Colum!il •. .:1.1 of tn:.urul!e of Oblo. M-:11 Obl~t da7 .JIOd date, uly 1. 1 (Sfau u..-ene P . BrowJJ, Supertnte ent IJI IQUI'ance of Oh.lo . M-80 5"" " l'l/h'li'tlh'"i au f. ~·a:!!l~. ~ ~ "'1 'J Stal-e of Ohio. Department of Jnsvr· ance. Certirlcjlte <If Compllan.,... The undenla"ned.. Supertntende'l,l-D!'f ln1Uf· o{;,''r ~~\.\'1 c)~j?Jllok~ih)' ~;~ I.'JiiLa.Aco loMPA'Nv of koln< Lolllt. State of Mllaourl. bu f:om· plied '"'/th the I••• of lbU State lllllUt:abte to It and b authorked an1ee durin• the cUIT(!nt J'41!lr to tranuet ill. lhb 1tate !11 approprtale bu1lnea of lnturanc:e ltll flnlllclal condllion Ll .tl.own by lb~nnual 1ta~nt to have been u fo low• on ber 31. 1981: Ad~r~ltt ~1teb 1 .10.· ee· Uab~l'" 11 .315 •7 · et All· ·~""·m Surp•u•. 1198.7 .2Z; ncome, 11 ..· t .. . .,.;.,, ..984.5:1~ " in '"'"I· Expenditure•. .11.8'78, 49 - Wltne• Whereol. J have here· unto IIUb..,rll.:oed 11'1.1' name 1qd nuRd OU' ,.~to be alftUd. at Colu"l!il' Ohio\ 1 dl)l .JIItd dale. July I. . (Seal utene t'. Bf'~· Sllllel1nte1l · Stall!' nf Oh.lo. ::r;•nment of lntur· ent nf In1uranl'e o Oblo. M-92 mce, Certilkate v ComPiiiDI!f!. The llllder&tanlld. Super ntendent ol lnwrSlat~~' of Ohio, Der,.rtment ot In•ur· ~ of tho, "'"•"'• Ohio.1 hl'u'b1.~:ec- &nee. Certificate o Com»llaol!f!. The ~Y COM ·llilliD N I NCii undl"r.l•ned. Super ntendent of lntur· 1 P~ n~t~~:a~ cc~n:':.~~c:ft~ t1~·~ ~~i;•PI'It'iiif.F~ 'M~TUlt 'IW: ..·. . ··"<· :·; ·/~ .,...., .,./ h lbe Ll•• ol ~ St.ate appiiCPble to ~f' 11,.J!.. ':!, t,-.. :!e1uf:,~,h~e .~{~ 1t1 IIPtii"OPrl;r.k buai.ne .. (;>J Jruurance. Je. ft.n.and.tl ""ndiUOI'l 11 •M•'\, bJ' ltl t.nnu.a.i ttatement 1.o have I"~ • folio- on December 31,,j91M' · lAd ~~lll7.6!11 . HIIO. ;. Liabl · ~ -.r; -~~ .- Net A-ta. ; · · ; ap.,ij , 113.011.223.00: ur- ~:so!~t~~~~iTh.~tf.ilf.l·· l.ifvl.. In w Whereof .•. -iiiive here · "ll' n1me and eluted -~ aJtiud •j Columbul. -..t d.ay .Jirtd date. 11!7 1. : ; · 11.11 ene P. Bll!wn. suoertnte · e t of .wranee of Ohio . ·38 1U1to 111 /, ' ..-:-: 1 Stat. of Ohio, Department ()f lnM.If· "'" ~ntfleate of Compllanl!e The undo' ed, SUPerintendent of iniiU,.. 'ui•''"•'•''T'"'''th"r'~f.B•'"•"o I lU It US" I fi ~!Wil. ..... tbe law• of II COMP.AMV of C a.q, hu comllumwllllh StaW app a le o It and .. aut f"lzed durlnl' curreal ,-ear t.o tr"'ntarl In thlt Rite It• al)llf'Oprlate b\lllnett of lnlllll'afJ':. on the pltnb lt1 flnand1 eon- rnutui0 41~""" ent )! ,.. • ,138,. ~UO; 13..333.o here<ll, I haye heronu.ed :t,!~ ne . ••"· ""' !~""I' .fN ~·· tQ, aiJ of ~fli"UI. 1.4511, . 1 ~~tndlture~, I(!Ome. State. c.t Ohio. De~artment of IRG~"­ an.,.,, Cl:'rtilic te o CompUanee Tile und"en~•ned.. ~uper f."d';;tj af l:n.ur· '"" "' ... Sl'"l lbal IICURI llf"let NSUaANCE COM Sl.ate of Kanaa&, " ~0• H iFIT ' " "Llfl. . ., . of ToiMika. comDlied with It 11nd ll IIUihorlzed durlpr, the .,ur· rent ,-e•r to tranu.ct In th 1 •t•le It• a..PPrOilriate b~Uine'l of lnturanl!e on tbe Plan Ul l lnandal eon· d!Uon !1 own h,- lb a nnUli! 1tate· ment to aYe been u follow• ~n W'~mller 1, jot'l: Admitted """' • 03· t::t.Ji~~.1il.~'· 14·~/.173.'1 : 1 81mV.•-M; ' HSOS~Piditure•. tf.lt8!1.t8t:il2 . fn""'"Witne.ereof, I have hereunto 'WbKrlt "!me aod ~N~Io .r a e, ·~uiY Columbus. I 1 d•,. ..-nd 1. 19611. ene P. !aro.,n. upertntend· eat ot Iaauranee of Ohio. H-111 mutul §i/'9f·! m1ll' kt and \11 authortud d.Urll\l UM ~r· rent Year to tru,ad In th._ stalll lt.. approprlate bualneq o1 lnf!\:••oo on lhe mutual plan. ILl nn•nc II!Ondltlon II tllown b.Y 1'1 _MIDUII .Uko ment to have bel:'n Q OIIOWI Oft Dee· it •mbu '~967· """"· 11:18J . ; • Ad~tiOd ~Ill ' • 13AA.108.!1I "'· 1!!.,.. . 13!.0,.;, . ; Expend. uret. 11 .~:tu ~il ·"' &.1:10.. ''i WA!"''i:!Wb..-.ol. I biVe beN- wal nuled 0~to'" lo col ~~·a ... du • , ub"011t. ~ali ~eae r'Browq.lu~ ~~ ent of ln&unnee of Obto.. ~ ' , . · SLI&I., of Ohio, Dl!~'~rlHof ......... :--'l'tie State ol Oh.lo. Dl!"p~rlment of In!!..ur- an(e, eru le le o unde...f.~~· lu ;>er ten undeni.-ned. !iuperlntendent of m&or. 1nee o~lhe St~t" <~f Obip\ bert bY ('P.f• r tifllr"a ""t .. Ul!TAN L PI INSUlt· .ANCa OMPANY of Provtdroee1 Slate South Carollna. tM of lllhode ill111d. haa comPiieo with Ia•• Qf thlt lit.te app .!i:\ie to/'..., lawa of this Statt appllc~llle lo ~ t tnd 11 11uthoriled durin• the ~ur· to autnorind trl!ll-.et In .. m 1 ••.PJ'III.. r . a. ftllm· rent year to tranud In thl1 1tate rlate bUtinen a ill ~pproprlale bllllnen Of tp•urance . cia\ I ftat~C.menl o ave en u ~ co ndllilln tOlo bl!Vf t hown hY on D~;!'.~r 11. 1 Ia financial tnnuaJ IUtement · atl al. u. .ata'M'; , ,. ll follow• on Dt-er:mber 31. I : Admltt:l AIReta. Sllll..5fiG,"G.511: ll· ·. i'793.3J!I. ; 1 biiiiiO'I. 12,982.031.95: "Ni.i; 4-tl, .. ane-e, Certificate of Com11llance, Tht fhe ~J.B~ orla--. ~~i.\1:tll'Y~a~~~ sm.u~ II d':Fi' ''" eon~ltl~n ~ o'f:::iiJ.,D~U~ . .. !M ... ... .· r.'f:.~'II:;Et,~~J¥!11 ,hereot. · ' bo!w : Ci~_IAfl. tt.1:50~L&r· m~M£i:,..~rrur~,~ ~ene baa ei~a ~tfr I. · 1 W'Jine:;; 1 hiT• bU• unto oubR"'l:'~ ~mo "!'~~ 1 ~to.~~~~.,. ,• ·~are.-tu,- • au lUane P. ro.Q. iUM en af turan« of Oblo. : • eal of lnaurance of Ohio. M·lll .....~! . "ff.lu·tment ot lr~~u,.. • StohCtnl of ~hlo. &net. lc~~ i~"!!r:' o IIC!I;loou<· n. ComplL:.oner The .State of Ohio. Dl!partment or lru~nrntO'nd.ent of intur ance. Cr:rtlflc•te of Corf!Pll•nee. The unden~I\:, SUN of laiUr· c:. g the· q . of Ohio. hert.lw undert( ... ed. Superl.ntf'ndent of ln•urYc.ir/ll'o~ •t II MUTUAL INS. co . Nnee of the St•t"' "' OIUI'I.ii,"b<~ ("f- M~~ ~h,!'. Jli~ II!"" th•t •trJIH8LI( M UA IN- AW:c:a 9-MPANY 1M • TO. 11. Y •f Blna .~ • t1! of N'- 'vor •. haa §m: UaAIIIJCI COMfi.ANY ot Nil~ Cl~~ State of Cllltornla.~ ®mOl(!¥ the iiiw1 of thl• •t U-te of K'ln._.l, haa compile ., ••• 11 , t and 1.t of 1111 rued ~· ~~. ~~~~rn:e.~ t:Ul~~n•ac e,.J~wr, 1utb~!r'fu.!~"r,ut~ Jecu,.. renl year lo L:,D ~ in-thll ete ltu 4PPTOPrlate bu•ln•E ftnt •••r to tr•IUiact Tn '{h 1 ltllte 11.11 ~~~· ·u.e mutual lllan. I •J"OroPrlate bualneiJI of lniUJ'!n(ll on ane II on 11 sllown bY 1 the mutual plflln. 111 flnln<'h et~ndl· nnual tt.atettl 1o n ollowo on ••• a t to ~··~~3 ~o~ l"l:wn DJ' fI~ armual:e,tement ··.1om l • ::\ ea •• o owe on mn'"r f;!':i- i ... YP 1 i/. e .., 1•• .... U - ·"' "''!""I· ' I'll:i' A4mll... ....... .J.I.l,;."'""'· 1\! ....... .... EuBiid uret~' ·. &:teltl<>!• :1'" X.Y.rkh~1; c:~YlJ~g~~lo 17.'m:fh.93. name and m Wltne¥.Wnereof. have herei;Jed al Colum~unto IUIJJerl m~ Dllmf 110d Cl\IIM!d I. I Col,mbuo. Brown . Super\ntr: ·· ~IO\~~lodlJ'•.Jn'"l'" 1te. ·~lilY 19118. Dl\ln.Jiet of Oblo. eal P . I'OYin. uper\ntf',.d.· aDCV. ~r11~ o UIIId:onil' De .· Coming to sU.AIJ(:~ COMfiANY ol New 8erli3i !Ae lawt of lbi1 Slate auiii<:Jibte •"•"m;','"r.J;•" " ow'ola!,"', .., it• I. ~ • ~I ; " Ill . Attractions BY BER111A PARKER Sabbath School attendance sept. 8 at the free Methodist Church was 109 and offering was $23.77. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jacobs , and Jack ~rlngfiekl spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Jacobs. Mrs. Jacobs accompanied the Jacobs to Springfield for a week's visil Mr. alkl Mrs. Harry Weber, and Mrs. Effie Weber, Buckeye Lake, called on Georgia Diehl and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Diehl Sunday. Pfc. Merlin Tracy, Alvarado. Texas, is on a ten-days lea ...e ~~. ~.ku~;,:.,~~~·~=~f:.- a,,~~.~ •J Four Notable , I han i.~ M.~ "Tn'·vr.r,;;.~lh.NOt. rm I \ ~~"'"' J!".s;. parontal spolllnll !rom a group rl. sentor Citizens. This happy r.ltuaUon is the 1 = • ~~ i,!i,.:..'";t tiw"m:w...w unlo ..... ,.............. 2-· H oor DRY a.iANING h1 . '. I f ·• : COLA 8 . ·'~59~., 'l ~· Ina Miss Jucb' Johnson, West Vlrvisited Sundiy with the Pat Tracy flmlly. · Mr. and Mro. Walter Hellman, Ball Run. ~sited Sundiy at the . _ ot Diehl · """'ela WHITE ONIONS I -.. " aanard's ·or .Plllst.ury's · ' ' . .. ·, 3 II». ·- \. ·\,"• I. • I \ bag ' .) 'ISCUI . UNTIL 5. PM "FAMILY OUTING',J OF .' Red Delicious can APPLES UNITED STEELWORKERS LOCAL NO. 3739 ------------------------·----·-·--·-·--·· CAMDEN PARK WILL BE OPEN SATURDAY EVENING AND ALL DAY SUNDAY -JOIN THE FUN CAMDEN PARI- ·SAVI .a;,...,. . ...Re~trlar -···. .. .1.98 -15 oz. size ,, 1.00 CAKE MIX ~~ Announcing your next car: 4 ~i 59e V0-5 SHAMPOO (.001\6 Martha White Assorted It can surround you with a fuselage. A swooping now d81ign where body and frame are one. . rrots .~ .b. 9~ Ca ................... . Watermelons:::~•.:89C (GoldilnlarpSize) ~ 4 ~ 1.00 TUNA FISH 4 ·eans 1. 00 Van Camp's Rosedale Sliced ·- All FlaVors -To Chlio$8 lb. pk&. ·PaP Value! ·Stocll Up! Guin-& Life $G••rs pq;·J·9· ·1- · rravorSbJ :8~ Your nexl car curving line of 8f)d steel lhat around you. A mj~=~~ str81eed skin and miniature welda. Your next car can'· ••••• •• coeWplt. Instead of just • .,,.., and a dalhboard. ., . Your next car can provfde ·• · controlled environment ~ .S~e it at 10M •· WE'RE WFll INOWN FOR PRODUCE SAYINGS. ~. . ., ~ JIIUOIT, O. PIIONEa 9924410 olding own QOUBLE Dee lie and Shirley. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Barr am son David, spent Sunclay with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thoma and family or P<meroy. Mr. and Mr~ Blair Cldwal· lader and sons came Friday and and spendi~ the leave with hla parents, Mr. aoo Mra. Pat Tra· cy and Suza. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Archer, grandchildren, Gregg and Jody, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. lwn Diehl, Texas; Mr. and Mrs. Char· les Diehl, Charles Anthany, Gregg Eblin, Gene Pulllns, and . Bertha Parker, local, enjoyed a chicken barbecue Saturday, the occasioo beirw the birthdays ol Paul Archer arvi Mr. and Mrs. El'lln Diehl at the h<me ot Geor' gla Diehl Mr. and Mrs. Pritz Stahl, New Marshfield, visited Sunday wlth Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schaefer, Ten members of the Laurel Cl!!! Health Club met at the NJine of Mrs. Allen Eichinger. JW'Ie and Judy Eichirwer were co. hostesses. The same officers were retained for another year. Prizes were won by Mildred Bowen a,td Ladoma Gilmore. A donation wu chen the Pomeroy emergency squad. Retreatwnents were served. 'Tbe October meetwiD be with Bertha Parker lor the amdvers&r)' potluck dl• .,. Cn11w Mllllld S llllcl Sb. 25 lb. SERVICE , PARK RESERVED SATURDAY-SEPT. 21st . .. ·.,.. r" MARKET • Open Daily 9 to 9:3().;Sun.l2 to 9:30 . .,.-e Accept Federal ·Food SlalnJ» PRfDESALTINEs··, ' , re , crt. crt. "wor;" lllarto~k·;ea:c~h~~=====;; ·' Mr. and Mrs. Harry stevens of Gahanna, Ohlo, spent severaJ days visiting Mrs. Emma Led- e~Jdo, .··,. •....•............ WELLESL.EY FARM . News, Notes . • o. 21b. FROZEN' . dren, PI08l'am• will be blldat- loved end cared tor tiocau., tho etl u qutckll' •• poaalblt at aides ancJ attondlnto ... to that. Applo Creek State IIOapltal ID Tho Idea Is to have IIOillltllt '"' WIIJIM C<lllfl1;y, Galll(lollo Stale the outolde who ....... JnoUtuto In GaUia COIIilll, or. " lent Slate JnoUtuto In PlckaWIJ' counQ> and · COlumbus Stat8 SChool In FrankliD COIIIlll. Accordlni 1o tho ocheWle, tnoUtutloo periiOtlllel ID ot the !OW' lnaUtutloos wiD applications !rom Senior Cldzeno who -ld like to be Footer Gr~ento and the OEO IU!'ON REQuEST) In . each or tho lour Cllllfltlel o... u-1 c•...;,;. will screen the lj)p!lconto. each check olllce 10 each .. ·f.. flft( . ht'Fr IIS.;.~...... ••••3 ... 1.00 '~•·'· 69~ .Ice Crea111 ,. ·,or ,.,~ . Sealtest MUk. ••••••••••• ,.~ .. ·Cra•kers· 4 ,.,~. " ...... 1.00 ·C.\now••••••••••., ~ ·2•79'. Quality ner. .. "'"" wool< to u ~ ~ u poollble who hayo ~·· . ',Miile!od · by lnllltulkl!l 'l itr.ltil!- • ., nel. '11111 blltw P•~ ·Will COiiCinuO tlli'dlllh J -.. I· 11188 and . the. J77,000 arant pluo pooreouli or ' a J)l'OIII'&m known ~· olbly oome ota1e llmtlo wiD -., Footer Grl!1dporlntl and a$77,. to 1111 the Footer Gr...,_ 000 1>'1111 ll'om the federal Of. . at the rate or .1.68 .Jill-..~· nco Ill Eeonomlc ~ Children who. ha..1pr&(OEO) 1o the Bureau or Mental oelectod b.T the hoopltal •lid Rotar<tattoo or the Deparlinent are prlmarullllooe ehll-who <1 -tal 1\Yslene and correc- either never or ~ .have tion. IODieone from the · "'outtldl'' ID the Ohio Footer Gr~· come to vlolt and make o v o r onto pi<qram lor retarded ddl- them. ll'o not thet !,hoy o,rllll't daughter Joy to her .home Ln Charlestoo Samrday. Mrs. Barbara Young is a pa.. tient at Veterans Memorial Hospital Mrs. Goldie W)'lllt I• a heart patient at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Sunday guests of Ava GUkey were Mrs. Helen· Byers and two sons and Jane Gilkey o! Middleport and Mrs. Elsie Epple, Mr. and Mrs. F. w~ o! COlumbus, spent Friday nJsllt with the D. 0. Whaleya ond viBIIForiY persons, at or ed the Robert ClArks, the Robert the !oor lnoUtutlono, wlllboplckAlkire• and Ava Gilkey Satur· day. be the ._ _ to etl. A8 program Mr. ond Mrs. Clinton GUkey wDl and Tad and Kathy or Alben)'' visited his mother ThurscJI)' evening. Mrs. Louise Gllkey and Kathy also 'iisited Mrs. Lincoln Russel at W£if Pen. Mrs. Russel el!Pects to undergo surgery in the near future. Mrs. Henry Waggoner is recovering from multiple bruises sustained when she received a Langsville . . m uto , I Us•.~.-• . d. · "'' oru""""· ""'r. . :Jll~·~ ~~ . ~·iw lll. .r~' r~::.·.'l~~.i ~i~l"f!'~ mm:::··~~#l~ .u_....,.. - ... fr:~"':ro;o. ~~ r. ~~,. 11: 1r.:~.~n·~•..~. . . m l • •• " ... 111 ,. , ..... "''~~~ l .ZI; lt11.2'f8.1V; Expend·· I 11._.... ber. ou COLUMBUS - A number <I children who live In lour Ohio resident inatltutJons for t h e mentally retanletl are going to rece(ve, sometime In the near Mure, a lot o! J>liiiiMirlnll and 11011\e good, old.faahlooed grand. Laurel Cliff Social Notes ••,•••ue, Ti11:ffl'' Ronil, Dayton, were also guests at the Perry home and called on other relatives in the area. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ryan and family, Charleston, W. Va., were weekeOO guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Lawson and family. Sunday guests were her brother-inlaw and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Finsley also of Charleston, W, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine Jordan ATHENS - Foor noted attrac· and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Crabtions will appear on the Ohlo tree attended You~ Farmers Uni\'erslty Chamber Music Serof America State camp at camp ies during tfle l96U9 season. Musklngum n e a r Carrollton, The first will be the BalsamOhio, Crorn Friday through Sun- Kroll-Heifetz Trio, Sunday, Oct. day. 13, featuring Artur Balsam at SOCIETY AT CHURCH piano, William Kroll, violin, The September meeting of the and Benar Heifetz, cello. Per· Temple Church WSCS was held formance time Is 8p.m. atMem· at the (;hurch on Wednesday even- orial Auditorium for all series ing. Mary Massey was hostess. events. Mrs. Westina Crabtree and Mrs. Sunday, Nov. 3, is the date Cor Elizabeth Jordan gave the prQoo the second attraction, the Obergram and devotions, theme "Thy lin WoodWind QulnteL This gr014> Will Be Done - But- Not Now. •• consists of Robert Willoughby, They were assisted in the pre-- Oute; Wayne Rapier, oboe; sentatioll by Katherine Lawson, George Wain, clarinet; Robert Murl Calaway, Betty Mattox, Ava Fries, horn, and Kenneth Moore, Greenlee, Pauline Comer and bassoon. Marguerite Scott. Plans were Janos Starker, considered by made to have a joint meeting with some to be the world's finest the Albarzy WSCS in October. A cellist, will appear Sumay, Jan. going--away gift was presented 19. Time magazine said starker to Mary Massey who goes to is perhaps the nnest of the new Springfield soon to enter nurses generation'or cellists. "He shows training. The grO;UP voted to sell hoJf . to succeed without sounding ~-- ,. .,··.....lme 'd .• assorted candies as a fuOO. rais- ,,. u•B ..,...a 1 1· ··~ • S81 • ing proje('t fort he society. Guests An appearance by the Guar· were Rilla Rhoades arxt Cheryl neri Str ing Quartet Sutxlay, Lawson. March 30, will conclude the sera A revival meeting is in pro- ies. The quartet is composed of gress at Temple United MethoArnold Steinhardt am John Daldist Church on State Route 143. ley, violins; Michael Tree, 'iio1a, The Evangelist is Rev. Frank and David Soyer, cello. Peoples, Parkersburg, W. Va. Non-students ma.y subscr ibe to There is special singing and the Chamber Music Series (or everyone is invited to attend. $5~ This entitles them to attem all four concerts. Each subscriber is entitled to a rree ticket for a child of public school age for each subscription purchased. There are no reserved se~s. a 1itilo !l.toriot oilll loll· ·aoJ. 1ov1n1 ..,... :.. fDr' 20 llouf. ' pro\'lde Program An:·nounced spent the weekelkl with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Barr. They went to Cd.umbus Monday to the state fair where Mr. cadwallad.er's .FFA boys ha1f tries at the fair. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Hensler and family or Belpre, Ohio, spent tlle weekend with her par· ents, Mr. am Mrs. Guy SWadley. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ball or Hamden called on her sister, Mrs. Alpha Barr Saturday nlg!IL Mrs. Euga Johnson, Mrs. Don.. na Gheen and "boys, spent Tuesday with Bruce McGUI. Rormte Carley of Columbu5, spent the weekend at home. Miss Shirley Ledlie is a med-ical patient at Veterans Memorial Hospital qalnlul !all. 5-Sgt. John Uoyd, who has been in Vietnam ror a year in the Air For~e, arrived in Columbus Thursday night andwasmetthere by his wite, Judy Morris Uoyd and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Morris. After spending several days here with his wile and boys, he went to Florlda to visit his parents before going to Westover Airforce B a s e, Mass., where they will live while he Is in service. Mr. arxt Mrs. U1rry Barr and son Da...td, went to Columbus Monday on business. While there they called on his sister, Mr. aOO Mn. Chester Messer and children. Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Barr visited their son, Duane Barr, and family of oak Hill saturday. en- ' ,_, ' of.& , . ... " 8lRS '' Pork liver· Fresh, Tender '~: ... �,. • ,II Fost~r ' oril:ndparell~ Hartisonville Soeiety News BY AVA GILKEY Mr. and Mn. Alia Jordan ot Middleport visited the latter's mather, Katie Wilson SundaY. Mr, and Mrs. Robert Jewell were dlruter guest& of the Glen JeweUs of DtMnlngton Suflll7, Mr. and Mrs. frank ~le and two children or Middleport, ·visited tlie M. A. Epples Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Rhodes ot Charleston. W.Va., spellt_the weekend with his parents , Mr. ard Mrs. Delmar Rhodes. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Clark aDd Tanara, made a business trip to Athens Satun!IJ'. Mrs. Ava Gilkey spent several day& with the H. D. Gilke)'s of Pomeroy last week. Mra. Jettle Arix retu,rned her ·.· ' Bill Joe Johnson of GaUlpolis, Mrs. Roy Miller . ot Chester, Mrs. Richard Lee of Racine, Mrs. Richard Mackenzie of Gallipolis. Standing are Mr. MUler and Mr. Lee. AMONG MA~'Y NEW WOHKERS at Monda.y night's kick-off dinner for the Tri-County Community Concert Association's annual membership campaign were (seated left to right) Mrs. ·.·. Carpenter News, Notes Mrs. Jan Pic-kett and dauKh- ter, Lana, Dayton, visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Markins and other relatives in the vicinity. Mrs. 11. B. Pickett, Sr., who recently returned from Florida, is the guest oHMs. Laura Krebs. Several residents fi'om this t:omrnunity atterxled the tOOth annual Bean Dinner at Wilkes- ville on Satw·day. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson. Debbie, Scott, and Christine, Ann Arbor, Mich., were guests of her uncle and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lbvern Jordan and children. Other relatives who called at the Jordan home were Mrs. Faye Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. Clay Jordan, Dale and Barbara, and Mr. and Mrs. Mendal Jordan and Walter. Mrs. Helen Jeffers Is doing substitute teaching in the Albafl.}' school. Earl Starkey and Carl Greenlees, Columbia Gra~e members, attended Meigs County Pomona Gra~e at Rock Springs Grange Hall on Friday evening. Mrs. Rex Cheadle and Kathy acc~ed ber brother, Preston Hamon and family to Lakea land, Fla., where they spent several da.ys with their brother-inlaw and sister, Mr. am Mrs. Paul Birchfield alkl children. Mrs. Ney carpenter accompanied her daughter, Mrs. Si~ ney Parker, to her home in Doli var, Ohio, and also visited . her other daughter, Mrs. Martha Mays, Strasburg, and other relatives in the area before returnins home. Jay Hess and son, Rormie, Ham· il ton; Fritz Penrod, Akron, and Mr. and Mrs. Richard Gaston, Athens, were guests of Mr. ard Mrs. James Gaston. Those visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fern Gillogb were Mr. and Mrs. Halph Frazier and family, Gallipolis, and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Gillogly alkl children, Athens. Mr. and Mrs. Dean Kasler am family, Nelsonville, were callers at the Gillogly home. Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Huff, Dayton, Mrs. Zella Weyand, da~.~gh-­ ter Connie and friend, Columbus, visited tlll.!'ir mother, Mrs. Genevra Foster, during the weekend. Mr. arM;~ Mrs. Eddie Jordan, Columbus, attended the Wilkesville Bean Dinner on Saturday afternoon and called on his brQoo ther and sister-in-law, Mr. alkl Mrs. Lavern Jordan and family on Saturday evening. DoMie Cheadle is attending the technical school at Nelsonville, where classes began on Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Rex Cheadle visited with her brother and sis· ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Bob Hamon and children, Woodville, Ohio, on Sa.turd~¥. Mrs. Ney '"carpentei"ariit Mrs. Denver Queen called on Mrs. Car· penter's gramson and family, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Parker and children in Middleport on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Dw-ward Scott, Fairborn, called on Mr. aoo Mrs. Elza McComas arxl other relatives at the Victor Perry home. Mrs. Errol Pickett, Rickie and State of Ohio. m;meot or IP.fP· u~~ellte ompllanee ne tuur- State of Ohio. Department ot llll!.lf· Wld eel. SUpe tende'\!-_ of •nc:e. Ceruti<atb• of Cnrn•llan""· The unden ..neil., SUperin~ndellt of lntur· lh~ .A~'6~N'Y ~~ China . anee of ,t._~t Sta:, '/, u~r· b~rt,'rLff~ co. o~ bu <'DmpUed wl;'l: lllllt. ¥NuiT ..~:r tbe law- of Sl1te allpllc&ble t;; of Mirulear,ollt. State of Mlnneaota. II .nd Ll oriled d.urlnl ll!.e eut· bll com~:>Ued With the law1 of thla t :Je&r to tranu.ct In lhl• 1U.te State .,popu.,able to It and ._ author· appropriate buline.t of lnluranf;"e. lzed durin&" the I!Urrent )"ear to tran•· Un.nclal condition I• lihown tu tel In thlal Blat.. ita aJ>Prnllrlate bllii unual mtement t,o hav! been •• DO.I of lnturance, Ita f1111ndat condition 11 lhown b7!t1 •nnualttatement uo., ~n.e.mbM:JI •mlOOd .... IIO.oa !.M,'"'U .,. bll· f.~ have been u follow• on Deeember ,0Zi1 51; Ne Anet1. 13,· 00. 1987: -~ljl,mltt.ed Aueta f14.S19, · ..1..1....... 1...00, ... UIJ_ ,108.3'1; In~me_,__t30e·· ~.(1(1; SIU"IIlui._IIJI2"1IIUJ.flt; lpc:ome. .~lv· ~d1 ~. I21,1.J::~.Ol .... LXP!nd tUrel, M.M. · n e reof, I b"e ere· III.S9CI,43'f.56; .11. 1lllto n 1D7 n•me and "auaed n Witnear Whereof. I b,ave here· •~odu _.md '""'" date. ul7 c~""l!' t. . Wlto 1Ub1crlbed II!¥ na~ and uu~~ed ne P . BrOWJI, SUMr1n\en· • mY -~lo be affixed. Colum!il •. .:1.1 of tn:.urul!e of Oblo. M-:11 Obl~t da7 .JIOd date, uly 1. 1 (Sfau u..-ene P . BrowJJ, Supertnte ent IJI IQUI'ance of Oh.lo . M-80 5"" " l'l/h'li'tlh'"i au f. ~·a:!!l~. ~ ~ "'1 'J Stal-e of Ohio. Department of Jnsvr· ance. Certirlcjlte <If Compllan.,... The undenla"ned.. Supertntende'l,l-D!'f ln1Uf· o{;,''r ~~\.\'1 c)~j?Jllok~ih)' ~;~ I.'JiiLa.Aco loMPA'Nv of koln< Lolllt. State of Mllaourl. bu f:om· plied '"'/th the I••• of lbU State lllllUt:abte to It and b authorked an1ee durin• the cUIT(!nt J'41!lr to tranuet ill. lhb 1tate !11 approprtale bu1lnea of lnturanc:e ltll flnlllclal condllion Ll .tl.own by lb~nnual 1ta~nt to have been u fo low• on ber 31. 1981: Ad~r~ltt ~1teb 1 .10.· ee· Uab~l'" 11 .315 •7 · et All· ·~""·m Surp•u•. 1198.7 .2Z; ncome, 11 ..· t .. . .,.;.,, ..984.5:1~ " in '"'"I· Expenditure•. .11.8'78, 49 - Wltne• Whereol. J have here· unto IIUb..,rll.:oed 11'1.1' name 1qd nuRd OU' ,.~to be alftUd. at Colu"l!il' Ohio\ 1 dl)l .JIItd dale. July I. . (Seal utene t'. Bf'~· Sllllel1nte1l · Stall!' nf Oh.lo. ::r;•nment of lntur· ent nf In1uranl'e o Oblo. M-92 mce, Certilkate v ComPiiiDI!f!. The llllder&tanlld. Super ntendent ol lnwrSlat~~' of Ohio, Der,.rtment ot In•ur· ~ of tho, "'"•"'• Ohio.1 hl'u'b1.~:ec- &nee. Certificate o Com»llaol!f!. The ~Y COM ·llilliD N I NCii undl"r.l•ned. Super ntendent of lntur· 1 P~ n~t~~:a~ cc~n:':.~~c:ft~ t1~·~ ~~i;•PI'It'iiif.F~ 'M~TUlt 'IW: ..·. . ··"<· :·; ·/~ .,...., .,./ h lbe Ll•• ol ~ St.ate appiiCPble to ~f' 11,.J!.. ':!, t,-.. :!e1uf:,~,h~e .~{~ 1t1 IIPtii"OPrl;r.k buai.ne .. (;>J Jruurance. Je. ft.n.and.tl ""ndiUOI'l 11 •M•'\, bJ' ltl t.nnu.a.i ttatement 1.o have I"~ • folio- on December 31,,j91M' · lAd ~~lll7.6!11 . HIIO. ;. Liabl · ~ -.r; -~~ .- Net A-ta. ; · · ; ap.,ij , 113.011.223.00: ur- ~:so!~t~~~~iTh.~tf.ilf.l·· l.ifvl.. In w Whereof .•. -iiiive here · "ll' n1me and eluted -~ aJtiud •j Columbul. -..t d.ay .Jirtd date. 11!7 1. : ; · 11.11 ene P. Bll!wn. suoertnte · e t of .wranee of Ohio . ·38 1U1to 111 /, ' ..-:-: 1 Stat. of Ohio, Department ()f lnM.If· "'" ~ntfleate of Compllanl!e The undo' ed, SUPerintendent of iniiU,.. 'ui•''"•'•''T'"'''th"r'~f.B•'"•"o I lU It US" I fi ~!Wil. ..... tbe law• of II COMP.AMV of C a.q, hu comllumwllllh StaW app a le o It and .. aut f"lzed durlnl' curreal ,-ear t.o tr"'ntarl In thlt Rite It• al)llf'Oprlate b\lllnett of lnlllll'afJ':. on the pltnb lt1 flnand1 eon- rnutui0 41~""" ent )! ,.. • ,138,. ~UO; 13..333.o here<ll, I haye heronu.ed :t,!~ ne . ••"· ""' !~""I' .fN ~·· tQ, aiJ of ~fli"UI. 1.4511, . 1 ~~tndlture~, I(!Ome. State. c.t Ohio. De~artment of IRG~"­ an.,.,, Cl:'rtilic te o CompUanee Tile und"en~•ned.. ~uper f."d';;tj af l:n.ur· '"" "' ... Sl'"l lbal IICURI llf"let NSUaANCE COM Sl.ate of Kanaa&, " ~0• H iFIT ' " "Llfl. . ., . of ToiMika. comDlied with It 11nd ll IIUihorlzed durlpr, the .,ur· rent ,-e•r to tranu.ct In th 1 •t•le It• a..PPrOilriate b~Uine'l of lnturanl!e on tbe Plan Ul l lnandal eon· d!Uon !1 own h,- lb a nnUli! 1tate· ment to aYe been u follow• ~n W'~mller 1, jot'l: Admitted """' • 03· t::t.Ji~~.1il.~'· 14·~/.173.'1 : 1 81mV.•-M; ' HSOS~Piditure•. tf.lt8!1.t8t:il2 . fn""'"Witne.ereof, I have hereunto 'WbKrlt "!me aod ~N~Io .r a e, ·~uiY Columbus. I 1 d•,. ..-nd 1. 19611. ene P. !aro.,n. upertntend· eat ot Iaauranee of Ohio. H-111 mutul §i/'9f·! m1ll' kt and \11 authortud d.Urll\l UM ~r· rent Year to tru,ad In th._ stalll lt.. approprlate bualneq o1 lnf!\:••oo on lhe mutual plan. ILl nn•nc II!Ondltlon II tllown b.Y 1'1 _MIDUII .Uko ment to have bel:'n Q OIIOWI Oft Dee· it •mbu '~967· """"· 11:18J . ; • Ad~tiOd ~Ill ' • 13AA.108.!1I "'· 1!!.,.. . 13!.0,.;, . ; Expend. uret. 11 .~:tu ~il ·"' &.1:10.. ''i WA!"''i:!Wb..-.ol. I biVe beN- wal nuled 0~to'" lo col ~~·a ... du • , ub"011t. ~ali ~eae r'Browq.lu~ ~~ ent of ln&unnee of Obto.. ~ ' , . · SLI&I., of Ohio, Dl!~'~rlHof ......... :--'l'tie State ol Oh.lo. Dl!"p~rlment of In!!..ur- an(e, eru le le o unde...f.~~· lu ;>er ten undeni.-ned. !iuperlntendent of m&or. 1nee o~lhe St~t" <~f Obip\ bert bY ('P.f• r tifllr"a ""t .. Ul!TAN L PI INSUlt· .ANCa OMPANY of Provtdroee1 Slate South Carollna. tM of lllhode ill111d. haa comPiieo with Ia•• Qf thlt lit.te app .!i:\ie to/'..., lawa of this Statt appllc~llle lo ~ t tnd 11 11uthoriled durin• the ~ur· to autnorind trl!ll-.et In .. m 1 ••.PJ'III.. r . a. ftllm· rent year to tranud In thl1 1tate rlate bUtinen a ill ~pproprlale bllllnen Of tp•urance . cia\ I ftat~C.menl o ave en u ~ co ndllilln tOlo bl!Vf t hown hY on D~;!'.~r 11. 1 Ia financial tnnuaJ IUtement · atl al. u. .ata'M'; , ,. ll follow• on Dt-er:mber 31. I : Admltt:l AIReta. Sllll..5fiG,"G.511: ll· ·. i'793.3J!I. ; 1 biiiiiO'I. 12,982.031.95: "Ni.i; 4-tl, .. ane-e, Certificate of Com11llance, Tht fhe ~J.B~ orla--. ~~i.\1:tll'Y~a~~~ sm.u~ II d':Fi' ''" eon~ltl~n ~ o'f:::iiJ.,D~U~ . .. !M ... ... .· r.'f:.~'II:;Et,~~J¥!11 ,hereot. · ' bo!w : Ci~_IAfl. tt.1:50~L&r· m~M£i:,..~rrur~,~ ~ene baa ei~a ~tfr I. · 1 W'Jine:;; 1 hiT• bU• unto oubR"'l:'~ ~mo "!'~~ 1 ~to.~~~~.,. ,• ·~are.-tu,- • au lUane P. ro.Q. iUM en af turan« of Oblo. : • eal of lnaurance of Ohio. M·lll .....~! . "ff.lu·tment ot lr~~u,.. • StohCtnl of ~hlo. &net. lc~~ i~"!!r:' o IIC!I;loou<· n. ComplL:.oner The .State of Ohio. Dl!partment or lru~nrntO'nd.ent of intur ance. Cr:rtlflc•te of Corf!Pll•nee. The unden~I\:, SUN of laiUr· c:. g the· q . of Ohio. hert.lw undert( ... ed. Superl.ntf'ndent of ln•urYc.ir/ll'o~ •t II MUTUAL INS. co . Nnee of the St•t"' "' OIUI'I.ii,"b<~ ("f- M~~ ~h,!'. Jli~ II!"" th•t •trJIH8LI( M UA IN- AW:c:a 9-MPANY 1M • TO. 11. Y •f Blna .~ • t1! of N'- 'vor •. haa §m: UaAIIIJCI COMfi.ANY ot Nil~ Cl~~ State of Cllltornla.~ ®mOl(!¥ the iiiw1 of thl• •t U-te of K'ln._.l, haa compile ., ••• 11 , t and 1.t of 1111 rued ~· ~~. ~~~~rn:e.~ t:Ul~~n•ac e,.J~wr, 1utb~!r'fu.!~"r,ut~ Jecu,.. renl year lo L:,D ~ in-thll ete ltu 4PPTOPrlate bu•ln•E ftnt •••r to tr•IUiact Tn '{h 1 ltllte 11.11 ~~~· ·u.e mutual lllan. I •J"OroPrlate bualneiJI of lniUJ'!n(ll on ane II on 11 sllown bY 1 the mutual plflln. 111 flnln<'h et~ndl· nnual tt.atettl 1o n ollowo on ••• a t to ~··~~3 ~o~ l"l:wn DJ' fI~ armual:e,tement ··.1om l • ::\ ea •• o owe on mn'"r f;!':i- i ... YP 1 i/. e .., 1•• .... U - ·"' "''!""I· ' I'll:i' A4mll... ....... .J.I.l,;."'""'· 1\! ....... .... EuBiid uret~' ·. &:teltl<>!• :1'" X.Y.rkh~1; c:~YlJ~g~~lo 17.'m:fh.93. name and m Wltne¥.Wnereof. have herei;Jed al Colum~unto IUIJJerl m~ Dllmf 110d Cl\IIM!d I. I Col,mbuo. Brown . Super\ntr: ·· ~IO\~~lodlJ'•.Jn'"l'" 1te. ·~lilY 19118. Dl\ln.Jiet of Oblo. eal P . I'OYin. uper\ntf',.d.· aDCV. ~r11~ o UIIId:onil' De .· Coming to sU.AIJ(:~ COMfiANY ol New 8erli3i !Ae lawt of lbi1 Slate auiii<:Jibte •"•"m;','"r.J;•" " ow'ola!,"', .., it• I. ~ • ~I ; " Ill . Attractions BY BER111A PARKER Sabbath School attendance sept. 8 at the free Methodist Church was 109 and offering was $23.77. Mr. and Mrs. Clifford Jacobs , and Jack ~rlngfiekl spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Jacobs. Mrs. Jacobs accompanied the Jacobs to Springfield for a week's visil Mr. alkl Mrs. Harry Weber, and Mrs. Effie Weber, Buckeye Lake, called on Georgia Diehl and Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Diehl Sunday. Pfc. Merlin Tracy, Alvarado. Texas, is on a ten-days lea ...e ~~. ~.ku~;,:.,~~~·~=~f:.- a,,~~.~ •J Four Notable , I han i.~ M.~ "Tn'·vr.r,;;.~lh.NOt. rm I \ ~~"'"' J!".s;. parontal spolllnll !rom a group rl. sentor Citizens. This happy r.ltuaUon is the 1 = • ~~ i,!i,.:..'";t tiw"m:w...w unlo ..... ,.............. 2-· H oor DRY a.iANING h1 . '. I f ·• : COLA 8 . ·'~59~., 'l ~· Ina Miss Jucb' Johnson, West Vlrvisited Sundiy with the Pat Tracy flmlly. · Mr. and Mro. Walter Hellman, Ball Run. ~sited Sundiy at the . _ ot Diehl · """'ela WHITE ONIONS I -.. " aanard's ·or .Plllst.ury's · ' ' . .. ·, 3 II». ·- \. ·\,"• I. • I \ bag ' .) 'ISCUI . UNTIL 5. PM "FAMILY OUTING',J OF .' Red Delicious can APPLES UNITED STEELWORKERS LOCAL NO. 3739 ------------------------·----·-·--·-·--·· CAMDEN PARK WILL BE OPEN SATURDAY EVENING AND ALL DAY SUNDAY -JOIN THE FUN CAMDEN PARI- ·SAVI .a;,...,. . ...Re~trlar -···. .. .1.98 -15 oz. size ,, 1.00 CAKE MIX ~~ Announcing your next car: 4 ~i 59e V0-5 SHAMPOO (.001\6 Martha White Assorted It can surround you with a fuselage. A swooping now d81ign where body and frame are one. . rrots .~ .b. 9~ Ca ................... . Watermelons:::~•.:89C (GoldilnlarpSize) ~ 4 ~ 1.00 TUNA FISH 4 ·eans 1. 00 Van Camp's Rosedale Sliced ·- All FlaVors -To Chlio$8 lb. pk&. ·PaP Value! ·Stocll Up! Guin-& Life $G••rs pq;·J·9· ·1- · rravorSbJ :8~ Your nexl car curving line of 8f)d steel lhat around you. A mj~=~~ str81eed skin and miniature welda. Your next car can'· ••••• •• coeWplt. Instead of just • .,,.., and a dalhboard. ., . Your next car can provfde ·• · controlled environment ~ .S~e it at 10M •· WE'RE WFll INOWN FOR PRODUCE SAYINGS. ~. . ., ~ JIIUOIT, O. PIIONEa 9924410 olding own QOUBLE Dee lie and Shirley. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Barr am son David, spent Sunclay with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Thoma and family or P<meroy. Mr. and Mr~ Blair Cldwal· lader and sons came Friday and and spendi~ the leave with hla parents, Mr. aoo Mra. Pat Tra· cy and Suza. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Archer, grandchildren, Gregg and Jody, Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. lwn Diehl, Texas; Mr. and Mrs. Char· les Diehl, Charles Anthany, Gregg Eblin, Gene Pulllns, and . Bertha Parker, local, enjoyed a chicken barbecue Saturday, the occasioo beirw the birthdays ol Paul Archer arvi Mr. and Mrs. El'lln Diehl at the h<me ot Geor' gla Diehl Mr. and Mrs. Pritz Stahl, New Marshfield, visited Sunday wlth Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schaefer, Ten members of the Laurel Cl!!! Health Club met at the NJine of Mrs. Allen Eichinger. JW'Ie and Judy Eichirwer were co. hostesses. The same officers were retained for another year. Prizes were won by Mildred Bowen a,td Ladoma Gilmore. A donation wu chen the Pomeroy emergency squad. Retreatwnents were served. 'Tbe October meetwiD be with Bertha Parker lor the amdvers&r)' potluck dl• .,. Cn11w Mllllld S llllcl Sb. 25 lb. SERVICE , PARK RESERVED SATURDAY-SEPT. 21st . .. ·.,.. r" MARKET • Open Daily 9 to 9:3().;Sun.l2 to 9:30 . .,.-e Accept Federal ·Food SlalnJ» PRfDESALTINEs··, ' , re , crt. crt. "wor;" lllarto~k·;ea:c~h~~=====;; ·' Mr. and Mrs. Harry stevens of Gahanna, Ohlo, spent severaJ days visiting Mrs. Emma Led- e~Jdo, .··,. •....•............ WELLESL.EY FARM . News, Notes . • o. 21b. FROZEN' . dren, PI08l'am• will be blldat- loved end cared tor tiocau., tho etl u qutckll' •• poaalblt at aides ancJ attondlnto ... to that. Applo Creek State IIOapltal ID Tho Idea Is to have IIOillltllt '"' WIIJIM C<lllfl1;y, Galll(lollo Stale the outolde who ....... JnoUtuto In GaUia COIIilll, or. " lent Slate JnoUtuto In PlckaWIJ' counQ> and · COlumbus Stat8 SChool In FrankliD COIIIlll. Accordlni 1o tho ocheWle, tnoUtutloo periiOtlllel ID ot the !OW' lnaUtutloos wiD applications !rom Senior Cldzeno who -ld like to be Footer Gr~ento and the OEO IU!'ON REQuEST) In . each or tho lour Cllllfltlel o... u-1 c•...;,;. will screen the lj)p!lconto. each check olllce 10 each .. ·f.. flft( . ht'Fr IIS.;.~...... ••••3 ... 1.00 '~•·'· 69~ .Ice Crea111 ,. ·,or ,.,~ . Sealtest MUk. ••••••••••• ,.~ .. ·Cra•kers· 4 ,.,~. " ...... 1.00 ·C.\now••••••••••., ~ ·2•79'. Quality ner. .. "'"" wool< to u ~ ~ u poollble who hayo ~·· . ',Miile!od · by lnllltulkl!l 'l itr.ltil!- • ., nel. '11111 blltw P•~ ·Will COiiCinuO tlli'dlllh J -.. I· 11188 and . the. J77,000 arant pluo pooreouli or ' a J)l'OIII'&m known ~· olbly oome ota1e llmtlo wiD -., Footer Grl!1dporlntl and a$77,. to 1111 the Footer Gr...,_ 000 1>'1111 ll'om the federal Of. . at the rate or .1.68 .Jill-..~· nco Ill Eeonomlc ~ Children who. ha..1pr&(OEO) 1o the Bureau or Mental oelectod b.T the hoopltal •lid Rotar<tattoo or the Deparlinent are prlmarullllooe ehll-who <1 -tal 1\Yslene and correc- either never or ~ .have tion. IODieone from the · "'outtldl'' ID the Ohio Footer Gr~· come to vlolt and make o v o r onto pi<qram lor retarded ddl- them. ll'o not thet !,hoy o,rllll't daughter Joy to her .home Ln Charlestoo Samrday. Mrs. Barbara Young is a pa.. tient at Veterans Memorial Hospital Mrs. Goldie W)'lllt I• a heart patient at Veterans Memorial Hospital. Sunday guests of Ava GUkey were Mrs. Helen· Byers and two sons and Jane Gilkey o! Middleport and Mrs. Elsie Epple, Mr. and Mrs. F. w~ o! COlumbus, spent Friday nJsllt with the D. 0. Whaleya ond viBIIForiY persons, at or ed the Robert ClArks, the Robert the !oor lnoUtutlono, wlllboplckAlkire• and Ava Gilkey Satur· day. be the ._ _ to etl. A8 program Mr. ond Mrs. Clinton GUkey wDl and Tad and Kathy or Alben)'' visited his mother ThurscJI)' evening. Mrs. Louise Gllkey and Kathy also 'iisited Mrs. Lincoln Russel at W£if Pen. Mrs. Russel el!Pects to undergo surgery in the near future. Mrs. Henry Waggoner is recovering from multiple bruises sustained when she received a Langsville . . m uto , I Us•.~.-• . d. · "'' oru""""· ""'r. . :Jll~·~ ~~ . ~·iw lll. .r~' r~::.·.'l~~.i ~i~l"f!'~ mm:::··~~#l~ .u_....,.. - ... fr:~"':ro;o. ~~ r. ~~,. 11: 1r.:~.~n·~•..~. . . m l • •• " ... 111 ,. , ..... "''~~~ l .ZI; lt11.2'f8.1V; Expend·· I 11._.... ber. ou COLUMBUS - A number <I children who live In lour Ohio resident inatltutJons for t h e mentally retanletl are going to rece(ve, sometime In the near Mure, a lot o! J>liiiiMirlnll and 11011\e good, old.faahlooed grand. Laurel Cliff Social Notes ••,•••ue, Ti11:ffl'' Ronil, Dayton, were also guests at the Perry home and called on other relatives in the area. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Ryan and family, Charleston, W. Va., were weekeOO guests of Mr. and Mrs. William Lawson and family. Sunday guests were her brother-inlaw and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Finsley also of Charleston, W, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine Jordan ATHENS - Foor noted attrac· and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Crabtions will appear on the Ohlo tree attended You~ Farmers Uni\'erslty Chamber Music Serof America State camp at camp ies during tfle l96U9 season. Musklngum n e a r Carrollton, The first will be the BalsamOhio, Crorn Friday through Sun- Kroll-Heifetz Trio, Sunday, Oct. day. 13, featuring Artur Balsam at SOCIETY AT CHURCH piano, William Kroll, violin, The September meeting of the and Benar Heifetz, cello. Per· Temple Church WSCS was held formance time Is 8p.m. atMem· at the (;hurch on Wednesday even- orial Auditorium for all series ing. Mary Massey was hostess. events. Mrs. Westina Crabtree and Mrs. Sunday, Nov. 3, is the date Cor Elizabeth Jordan gave the prQoo the second attraction, the Obergram and devotions, theme "Thy lin WoodWind QulnteL This gr014> Will Be Done - But- Not Now. •• consists of Robert Willoughby, They were assisted in the pre-- Oute; Wayne Rapier, oboe; sentatioll by Katherine Lawson, George Wain, clarinet; Robert Murl Calaway, Betty Mattox, Ava Fries, horn, and Kenneth Moore, Greenlee, Pauline Comer and bassoon. Marguerite Scott. Plans were Janos Starker, considered by made to have a joint meeting with some to be the world's finest the Albarzy WSCS in October. A cellist, will appear Sumay, Jan. going--away gift was presented 19. Time magazine said starker to Mary Massey who goes to is perhaps the nnest of the new Springfield soon to enter nurses generation'or cellists. "He shows training. The grO;UP voted to sell hoJf . to succeed without sounding ~-- ,. .,··.....lme 'd .• assorted candies as a fuOO. rais- ,,. u•B ..,...a 1 1· ··~ • S81 • ing proje('t fort he society. Guests An appearance by the Guar· were Rilla Rhoades arxt Cheryl neri Str ing Quartet Sutxlay, Lawson. March 30, will conclude the sera A revival meeting is in pro- ies. The quartet is composed of gress at Temple United MethoArnold Steinhardt am John Daldist Church on State Route 143. ley, violins; Michael Tree, 'iio1a, The Evangelist is Rev. Frank and David Soyer, cello. Peoples, Parkersburg, W. Va. Non-students ma.y subscr ibe to There is special singing and the Chamber Music Series (or everyone is invited to attend. $5~ This entitles them to attem all four concerts. Each subscriber is entitled to a rree ticket for a child of public school age for each subscription purchased. There are no reserved se~s. a 1itilo !l.toriot oilll loll· ·aoJ. 1ov1n1 ..,... :.. fDr' 20 llouf. ' pro\'lde Program An:·nounced spent the weekelkl with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Barr. They went to Cd.umbus Monday to the state fair where Mr. cadwallad.er's .FFA boys ha1f tries at the fair. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Hensler and family or Belpre, Ohio, spent tlle weekend with her par· ents, Mr. am Mrs. Guy SWadley. Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Ball or Hamden called on her sister, Mrs. Alpha Barr Saturday nlg!IL Mrs. Euga Johnson, Mrs. Don.. na Gheen and "boys, spent Tuesday with Bruce McGUI. Rormte Carley of Columbu5, spent the weekend at home. Miss Shirley Ledlie is a med-ical patient at Veterans Memorial Hospital qalnlul !all. 5-Sgt. John Uoyd, who has been in Vietnam ror a year in the Air For~e, arrived in Columbus Thursday night andwasmetthere by his wite, Judy Morris Uoyd and her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Morris. After spending several days here with his wile and boys, he went to Florlda to visit his parents before going to Westover Airforce B a s e, Mass., where they will live while he Is in service. Mr. arxt Mrs. U1rry Barr and son Da...td, went to Columbus Monday on business. While there they called on his sister, Mr. aOO Mn. Chester Messer and children. Mr. and Mrs. Alpha Barr visited their son, Duane Barr, and family of oak Hill saturday. en- ' ,_, ' of.& , . ... " 8lRS '' Pork liver· Fresh, Tender '~: ... �· · - · ..- • 0 · ~- '' o .I <'"' o 0 0 -' 0 0· • ' ""' ' '•-•••< .. ...... ~ •...- o oo<·-· · o ' oOo o o · · - - - ... I ., l ,, ~f,t: '' ; . '.f.' ' l 'F.:-i, -~r·- .. "'' .... :· . ~ - ~·· " .... ' " " '' _,,,...;, , J •!, A oo ~ -~- ~ 0 "' - ' . . . 0·0 0 ......... 0 , , . 0 ••0 ' . . . ,,.._, " ' o • o >• O ...... "' _ .. o•o o ,,., ' · . . ' ' -~ ' ' '9 - The JltDy SonUnel, M~eport-PomerO)', 0., Sept. 18, 1966 atlU Washington White Paper ' BY WILLIAM S. WHITE WASIIINGTON - SoiiiOIIdnir .... and Important - and as trldi;V ID handle ao hlah - 0<tane poollne In a 1lllrllme corrvoy In a rough sea - Ia bebls added thlo year ID Preoidontlal polluu. Th1J Ia a poslt!vt revolution In the llgnl(lcance, ond In the publlc'l awarene11 of that llgnlllcance, or What Uled to !>e called the office ror a Throtllobotlom - the VIce-Presiden- I cy. For the rirst time in our hll· tory, the aetlona and word1 of the two aspirant. for Vice President, Gov. Spiro Al!new for the Rep~bllcans and Son. Edtrund Muokle for the Democroto, are being examined by the people .·.· ·.· and prtos scarcely leu Jntent·~y thaD theiO of tho Preslden- Ual candldaiDs thomselveo •. 'lbo roooon II not hard 1D lind. For tho mortai!V of m10 In hl&h of!\ee ond blgh J)Obllc place has In abort yeara been throo dmet tragleall,r underlined In the a11111lnatlona ot PresIdent John F, Kennedy, or Sen. Robert F, Kemoolr and of Dr. Marlin Luther King. Sophisticated men, ol course, were alwQa aware of the profound and ollllnous truth or the cliche that a VIce-President Ia only a hearlbeat away lrom tho Preoldenoy. People In general have now reached that 1 1 m e troubling conadouanesa. So much -t Ia thls true, Indeed, that It 11 ..,. jiOislble to hear almost ao much earoolt debote and dllllllltii!CII the pariiiHilllltleo ~ copaellleo of Aanew and MuoIde as ai!<Jut Richard Nhon 11141 Hubert Jlllqlllrey. Thus H 11 !hot ovel)'thiJis laid and dooe by these second men In thla race earrleo will! It an extraordinary _potential of help or harm to tbelr chleCo In tho cootelt. AI of now, the wisest .Prolea- communism has boon an ,undo· Maybe Muokle can lnOuence Maine down at tho level of tho local \'OIIq - ; there 11 over1 llkellbood tbat Ajplew can deliver more earthy ._rt to Nhon at that 11me votinglovel all through tho South and the bordor ototes a1 well - alW8,)'1 aasumins that he can avoid further prattalla in the area candidate• all acros1 the Uc-'-' 'lbo opioods In fact llluotratAos the other side of tho coin In Nhon'a cbolce ~ thlo run- n1ns mate. Aanew was Mleoted bocauoe he wao a r.overnor and not, for Wultratlon, a Senator, on the ....rall,y IOWid nolloo that the ltotohouse Is clooer ID the l!f&ll rooto than the welt wing of tho capitol. So tar 10 good. But N I x o n MccarthY. A'I'IIEIIIAK WillS TROPIIY '- Jlalpll Guthrie, Alllonl, cap- tured thla 87-ID<h lnlpb,y durlrw Saturday's second annual Ohio ClvD Service ~oyee'o AlooolaUoo Horse Show. 'lbo "bolt · ol. thaw'" trGplor went to Guthrie's aDimal for scoriJW the molt poluts throu&hOut the show. It wao sponJOred by the Co• traJ Office of the OCSEA, Columbus, and waa preseated to the wimer 1>¥ Foreat Borden, Galllj)olla. 8, Englillh Pleasure Horse - 11 Athenian Wins Trophy 214 and ridden by BettY Harrison, Gallipolis. A-d by NISI Karen Se'oond Annual Horse · ..·.. ken value to Humphrey, in what Muslde has not said and mt done quite as much as ln what he has laid and done. Nationally, he Is clearly more of a pro than Is Agnew. B u t there lo another side of the mod- THOMAS D. METCALF al In thls lnotance, IDo. For 1\luskle 'cannot give to Hum))lu-w that statehouse-connected form f:J. aavvy and local pr-actical ap- OIUIIJ' Johnson, Keith Hartsook, Mike George, Danny Dobbins. and J.rr Mundell. Tom often says: ••My scouts aren't fair-weather scouts. Ask anybocf,y in this community," has completed all t h e basic adult scouter's training and has received his Scouter's Key. Also, at Camp Arrow~ bead In August, he Wlll lnollcted lniD the Order of tbe Arrow. Tom FRIDAY FISH BUFFET 5 P.M. TIL 9 P.M. ADULTS - $2.50 CHILDREN - $1.75 PLEASANT POINT RESORT recreation rooms Ozite Town 'H' Country Carpet made ~)' Vectro Fiber ia the flr~t outcloor· indoor carpet to make it..lf at hom• anywhere in the house! It llrings 'new W0118th and beouty to hallway, stain., kitchen, rec . room, Nth . Tfote remarkable Vectra fiber realats staining and spotting - is enn safe from the acc idents of pet1 and children . Ozite Town 'N' Terrace Carp•t is a breeae to vacuum cleon- Soves you fro111 washing anti WOJI• ing Roors . Oz/Tii Town 'N' Terrace Carpet made wit~ olefin fiber. BAKER 1969 DODGE MONACO So you're looking for a more luxurious car than you 've ever owned before. How can you swing it? Meet Monaco for 1969. The big Dodge. The plush Dodge. The all-new Dodge. The car for the man who wants a luxury car at a standard car price. 1969 DODGE DART 1969 DODGE CHARGER Dodge Charger's the car with a 343% increase in sales. And you can't do much to improve on success. But look what we've done. Made Charger still sharper-lookin& front and rear. With a new grille and new taillights. We also added a new model. ACharger Special Edition, with splashes of genuine leather. .. Abrand-new edition of America's favorite compact. Dodge Dart for 1969. Buill for the yoima and the young at heart. It dQeSn't look, ride, perform or squeeze you like a compact. Then Why we can it a compact? The price. Compact an the way. '/ Spart Fury 2-Doot .......... ,, ;• " ' JJI'•• trap~~)' Roldllunnott-DootHo- cloHm,C:,luriuL . award • \ 1 . . . , ·· ..., 8poftl Putbllotl .lr · BGOrd Mit ' =h't~r:; ~ .t;l&lllh ' 'DIJti'lel, ii Some people buy Coronet because it's a good-looking car. Others buy it because it's a nimble, easy-handling car. But Coronet appeals to more people because it's the car that's very big for its price. One look proves it. At the Dodge Boys' !Ia ' Now there are 64 great I' win you over. new Plymouthl to Completely restyled Furyl. Newnl edRI9n , •nf the aucce&J car or the alxtles. Longer, wider, I'OOfllklr Ilion aver. 8 new wagons, too. · ., " "'t. , •. .1<··~' l ' ' R. H. RAWLINGS Sf)NS .CO~,'" ' ' ' , ~but QC!ea on with Belvedere. ~ ·ArowlngJ!iie In lht inkl-'1lze market .. . ~· :t Futeal- Cut loose with Barracu..,_pure sport from bumper to bumper. Eight new Vall om. becauoean honest cornpact niakea a lot of aanse to a lot ot people. In lhe pul'lwo years, three-quarters of a million owners of competitive cars hnve been won over to Plymouth. Sa tor yourself why. '. L .. '' Sport Suburban W.OOn •----------------~ •n••.,.."-J7i••• ... Gut martlert. RaiJII 'Qiibrte, ~; ' . ' Preied' ""' athril..,UF.o!l'roli ~~o• Ei*»tllo 1969 GJDGE CORONET • l'9611 . .ro,.r l ru. - s.v.. Aru . IM . for the molt .boriOpolato ot' pdn)' ral:kblg tho up the tllrouchout - - Tlda tnJp1Qr ... .,..,.... ed by Centnl Olllco ol ,o b lo ClvU Sonic. ~oo1 Aloo- wm.r ., Clila -\ . Award by !1111 Mauro. llyal, Guthrie, Athens. clauihlor of Mro. Bell;r Ryal, IDJJ!dl&bl ol tho OVeaiDI WU 7. Indian Cell1wne CIa 1 1GaJUpolla. the 'ad• o1. a larp 37 .. Hurry ~.''ownediJtdrld­ lnch •'Bolt ol Show" MIDDLEPORT, 0. Announcing the 1969 Plymouths. Ath.... ron. ' FURNITURE • MrL Jomeo lfa!IIOmery, Golll, Jack lludoon, GeUlpoUL .15. Ride ond Run Raee (open) ~clal aueot ... tho - - polio. •'Wtldftre, •• owned and rid11100 ol MrL Edoa lllmliiQr Stale 6. Plc:k.i.,Raee(_,_"WDdden by Ralph Guthrie, Alhela. VIco Prelldont O.C.S.E.A., Ak- lire," owned and ridden byRaljllt td•e out tho awsrdo. .7' kel. OZITE CARPET nr · ' ' ·I i·; .. naUonal subtleties when he • -t ~' Mulholland Pendleton star Major," owned Blll Mccarley, Wa,yne K em~. Holderby, daUIIhter or Mr. ond Mrs. Harry Holderby, Golllpolla. 9. Drunkard's Paradiae " Hank," owned and ridden by Ralph Qllhrle, Award by Miss JtoMie Stewsrl, daugh' ter of Mr. and Mrs. ClarMce Stewart, Ga!Upolls. 10. WestemPleaaureH or a e 'lbo Oblo ClvU Service llm1. Leod-ln Pori)'- Trophleo for (clipped mane and tall) - "Roon plo;rees AaaoclatlCIIl held their all entries, pre.aentlng award, Baby,'' owned and ridden by Ter10e<>nd 111110101 llorH Show 'Sat· Miss Christl Moore, clauihlor of ry Crozier, Jack~. Award by mlaY evoalnl. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore, GolMiss JO)'ce Hudi!IOil, daughter or 'lbo sbow began !rlth a par- llpolls. . Mr. ud Mrs. Jack Hudoon, Goiode of boriOs around the rln8 2. Pleasure Pori)' (56" or un, followiD& three riders oarrylns der - rldsr 16 years or under), IIPolh. 11. Flag Race (open}- "Martba AmerlcBD, State of Ohio, and "Tomahawk's Bo.ru - owned t-elle," owned and ridien by Siddle and Sirloin 1llcUIIg Club and rldllen by Frank Beellner, Mike ArrlngiDo, Pl. Pleasant. nus. CarrylrqJ tiHo nuo were: Pt. Pleasant. AWI<ll ,by illlos Award by Miss Margl Ehman, H. K. Georp, Katl1Y Ded<ard, Ruth Rlchardl, daUIIhter of Mr. daugbtor or Mrs. Margarlt Eh· Gllllpoll s, and Larry Joneo, oak '·ond Mrs. Cbarles Rlchardo, Potman, GalUpoUs. IWJ. riot. 12. Roadoter Pori)' (50" ond Tbey circled tiHo ring a n d - . 3. Western Pleasure llorH under) - flrlt place, "Golden back ond formed a ring In frvnt (Full ~ ond tall) - ,..,_ Bubbles," owned and driven by 111 tiHo IIIOOUIIeer's ltOnd 11141 Bar Prince," owned ond rlddeJl H. K. George, Golllpollo. Award ·remained llailding. by Valorle - . . Gllllpolla. JQo Mlas Leoma Ross, daUIIhter IDvocallon was pven by Rev. Awud by Mia& Barb! Nlbort, ol Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boas, Glam llliellolt, pallor, F I r s t daUilhtOr or MrL DorothY NIGalUpnlta. Preobyterlan Cborch. bert, G&IUpollo. 13. Raee (open) Pledp or Alloslanoe by Boy f. Clover Leaf Barrel Rate .. Hank," owned and ridden by Seouts, Rldi;V 11141 Larry (opep) - "ll,lnk ., ," ~ and Dob11011. rlt1dl!l by a.Jpb ~e, Atii- Ralph Guthrie, Alhen.l. Awsrd Jud&e, for tiHo eventna's event 1011. Award by ' !lisa R - by Miss Brenda Ross, daUilhtOr WSI R. F, Gordqn, Kjlpr; rblg- Steven, daullder of Mrs. Alma of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roll, Galllpollo. muter was Robert Brown, Cal~ Qerers, ('..ell(pnUa , 14. Egg and SpJoo Race (opUpolla, and mlatroao 0( cere'$. Trail Horse Class- "Jobaal) - ''llllrr.J' !imdDWn,, ridIIICIIdea Mrs. ~ Ho,yaer. &!rrell," !""'fd onc1 rlddan den by 9!erry WWiams, POlnAcldtni a Ultlo slaJnaur 1D the by !ln. Lucille Leifheit, Pl>meroy. Awsrd by IIIII Jan Hudevent were ISYQW~~Iadloodroos- enJ7, Awsrd by NluSoncl)'""'"'1011, daUilhtOr of Mr. and Mrl. ed In their cOlortW dreSSOI ID "'""'"· dluslller o( Mr.... Slio~"Proves Success Anthony at tt. to the Democratic side, Muskie's record Ia one of' obvioua and. to date, oC unbro- Some boys just weren't will. Harder Nbom. that VINTON Tom Metcalf, mull train and work hard to M-C..M'I usoouter ol the Week,,. fullll1 aooutlng recPremonts. Troop Aanew ean give ID limited. The Governor hlmoelr 11dly aays, by woy of example, that he would never In the world ha•e awJied tho soft label ID Humphrey hod he known what any nallonal pollllclan would haYe Began with 17 in 1965 composed or boys rrom t h e lug to give that much ot tlleir EwingtonNinton-Bidwell a r e a time and effort, and tho troop 1J111110rod by the VlniDn Amer- membership cltoppocl. Tom became dlsCilUi'8l!ed - he almoot Ican Legion FOot No. 161. quit - but he made another A oaoeworker for the Gallla try. COunJ;y Welfare Department, he He told those boy1 who ware and hlo wile, and son, Mark, live brterelted In remaining In scootm Adne,y Road Mrth ol Vlnlon. big ID attend tbe next campout. Tom beiJIII oooutlng work In There he and the raw remain~ 1965 with 17 boys. That nrot big scoots decided to really yeor was nlled wltb trtala ond work at scouting. errors. In the followblg years, Tom Tom and his boys learned hao watched blo boys grow In aooutlng was more than juot fun. A sooutrn11ter and his troop number, rB&JXI'Isiblllt;y, character, and aeblevementa. At present, Francis Tyler is helping Tom and the Collowlng boys who make up Troop 214: John Holcomb (In the Army), don by George Mc<lbee, oak lUll. Chris Pl>latey, S.P.L.; Jerry Award by Mlas Kaye Woodward, Johnooo, A.S.P.L.; Kay McCiaadoUIIhter or Mr. Md Mrs. Georlll! , ke;y, Rldde MoCIIII!<o.r, Demls Woodward, Gallipolis. Dodrlll, Kemberly Hall, Steve routln - leqth to corred. thll phrase Ia inescapably auoeiatecl with the uces~es half a generaUon ago or Sen. Joaeph Is scoutmaster or Where once a dldate c:ould uoually bo nay, . · hl1 eboloo ol • · · runnblg mote, balaaelnl olf ..;.. 1" lll'llllllcal foctor1 here and Ill•· big or ta1<1ne a bit on - · oontlderollOna lhert, tbat dl4ate IO<!'Y 01111 proc016 Ia fuD kmwled&e that Ia lUI VIcePreoldentlal a1ooelala bo hoe liven a ereot bootap ID !ootune. A oee<>nd man• a mlatoko of yei!A!nll,y ,... a two-<la,y dar. Now it can make or brtllc peal that lmown in llalf a second - \i'···'" las a peat dial ,Ill , nlobl,y neptlve factor which he and Nlxojl are solng lo every slonals among the Republtcanl knew, too, that he waa taking a privately estimate that Acnew risk, which be JY)W llnds comis on the whole a plus ror Nlx- l,M' home to him, that Aetew'.s oo, though hit recent Bugge~~··"'' sawy in pureJy national aaatrs tion that Humphrey was soft; -On was by circumttancea IOIIlewbat M-G-M Scouter of the Week ,. . ··ght:~~~:·:~:~:,' Prul_.. Ll Throttlebottom Office in New .I '-"' 7 }: '' 0 '• ,,,I' ' ~.. i .~ �· · - · ..- • 0 · ~- '' o .I <'"' o 0 0 -' 0 0· • ' ""' ' '•-•••< .. ...... ~ •...- o oo<·-· · o ' oOo o o · · - - - ... I ., l ,, ~f,t: '' ; . '.f.' ' l 'F.:-i, -~r·- .. "'' .... :· . ~ - ~·· " .... ' " " '' _,,,...;, , J •!, A oo ~ -~- ~ 0 "' - ' . . . 0·0 0 ......... 0 , , . 0 ••0 ' . . . ,,.._, " ' o • o >• O ...... "' _ .. o•o o ,,., ' · . . ' ' -~ ' ' '9 - The JltDy SonUnel, M~eport-PomerO)', 0., Sept. 18, 1966 atlU Washington White Paper ' BY WILLIAM S. WHITE WASIIINGTON - SoiiiOIIdnir .... and Important - and as trldi;V ID handle ao hlah - 0<tane poollne In a 1lllrllme corrvoy In a rough sea - Ia bebls added thlo year ID Preoidontlal polluu. Th1J Ia a poslt!vt revolution In the llgnl(lcance, ond In the publlc'l awarene11 of that llgnlllcance, or What Uled to !>e called the office ror a Throtllobotlom - the VIce-Presiden- I cy. For the rirst time in our hll· tory, the aetlona and word1 of the two aspirant. for Vice President, Gov. Spiro Al!new for the Rep~bllcans and Son. Edtrund Muokle for the Democroto, are being examined by the people .·.· ·.· and prtos scarcely leu Jntent·~y thaD theiO of tho Preslden- Ual candldaiDs thomselveo •. 'lbo roooon II not hard 1D lind. For tho mortai!V of m10 In hl&h of!\ee ond blgh J)Obllc place has In abort yeara been throo dmet tragleall,r underlined In the a11111lnatlona ot PresIdent John F, Kennedy, or Sen. Robert F, Kemoolr and of Dr. Marlin Luther King. Sophisticated men, ol course, were alwQa aware of the profound and ollllnous truth or the cliche that a VIce-President Ia only a hearlbeat away lrom tho Preoldenoy. People In general have now reached that 1 1 m e troubling conadouanesa. So much -t Ia thls true, Indeed, that It 11 ..,. jiOislble to hear almost ao much earoolt debote and dllllllltii!CII the pariiiHilllltleo ~ copaellleo of Aanew and MuoIde as ai!<Jut Richard Nhon 11141 Hubert Jlllqlllrey. Thus H 11 !hot ovel)'thiJis laid and dooe by these second men In thla race earrleo will! It an extraordinary _potential of help or harm to tbelr chleCo In tho cootelt. AI of now, the wisest .Prolea- communism has boon an ,undo· Maybe Muokle can lnOuence Maine down at tho level of tho local \'OIIq - ; there 11 over1 llkellbood tbat Ajplew can deliver more earthy ._rt to Nhon at that 11me votinglovel all through tho South and the bordor ototes a1 well - alW8,)'1 aasumins that he can avoid further prattalla in the area candidate• all acros1 the Uc-'-' 'lbo opioods In fact llluotratAos the other side of tho coin In Nhon'a cbolce ~ thlo run- n1ns mate. Aanew was Mleoted bocauoe he wao a r.overnor and not, for Wultratlon, a Senator, on the ....rall,y IOWid nolloo that the ltotohouse Is clooer ID the l!f&ll rooto than the welt wing of tho capitol. So tar 10 good. But N I x o n MccarthY. A'I'IIEIIIAK WillS TROPIIY '- Jlalpll Guthrie, Alllonl, cap- tured thla 87-ID<h lnlpb,y durlrw Saturday's second annual Ohio ClvD Service ~oyee'o AlooolaUoo Horse Show. 'lbo "bolt · ol. thaw'" trGplor went to Guthrie's aDimal for scoriJW the molt poluts throu&hOut the show. It wao sponJOred by the Co• traJ Office of the OCSEA, Columbus, and waa preseated to the wimer 1>¥ Foreat Borden, Galllj)olla. 8, Englillh Pleasure Horse - 11 Athenian Wins Trophy 214 and ridden by BettY Harrison, Gallipolis. A-d by NISI Karen Se'oond Annual Horse · ..·.. ken value to Humphrey, in what Muslde has not said and mt done quite as much as ln what he has laid and done. Nationally, he Is clearly more of a pro than Is Agnew. B u t there lo another side of the mod- THOMAS D. METCALF al In thls lnotance, IDo. For 1\luskle 'cannot give to Hum))lu-w that statehouse-connected form f:J. aavvy and local pr-actical ap- OIUIIJ' Johnson, Keith Hartsook, Mike George, Danny Dobbins. and J.rr Mundell. Tom often says: ••My scouts aren't fair-weather scouts. Ask anybocf,y in this community," has completed all t h e basic adult scouter's training and has received his Scouter's Key. Also, at Camp Arrow~ bead In August, he Wlll lnollcted lniD the Order of tbe Arrow. Tom FRIDAY FISH BUFFET 5 P.M. TIL 9 P.M. ADULTS - $2.50 CHILDREN - $1.75 PLEASANT POINT RESORT recreation rooms Ozite Town 'H' Country Carpet made ~)' Vectro Fiber ia the flr~t outcloor· indoor carpet to make it..lf at hom• anywhere in the house! It llrings 'new W0118th and beouty to hallway, stain., kitchen, rec . room, Nth . Tfote remarkable Vectra fiber realats staining and spotting - is enn safe from the acc idents of pet1 and children . Ozite Town 'N' Terrace Carp•t is a breeae to vacuum cleon- Soves you fro111 washing anti WOJI• ing Roors . Oz/Tii Town 'N' Terrace Carpet made wit~ olefin fiber. BAKER 1969 DODGE MONACO So you're looking for a more luxurious car than you 've ever owned before. How can you swing it? Meet Monaco for 1969. The big Dodge. The plush Dodge. The all-new Dodge. The car for the man who wants a luxury car at a standard car price. 1969 DODGE DART 1969 DODGE CHARGER Dodge Charger's the car with a 343% increase in sales. And you can't do much to improve on success. But look what we've done. Made Charger still sharper-lookin& front and rear. With a new grille and new taillights. We also added a new model. ACharger Special Edition, with splashes of genuine leather. .. Abrand-new edition of America's favorite compact. Dodge Dart for 1969. Buill for the yoima and the young at heart. It dQeSn't look, ride, perform or squeeze you like a compact. Then Why we can it a compact? The price. Compact an the way. '/ Spart Fury 2-Doot .......... ,, ;• " ' JJI'•• trap~~)' Roldllunnott-DootHo- cloHm,C:,luriuL . award • \ 1 . . . , ·· ..., 8poftl Putbllotl .lr · BGOrd Mit ' =h't~r:; ~ .t;l&lllh ' 'DIJti'lel, ii Some people buy Coronet because it's a good-looking car. Others buy it because it's a nimble, easy-handling car. But Coronet appeals to more people because it's the car that's very big for its price. One look proves it. At the Dodge Boys' !Ia ' Now there are 64 great I' win you over. new Plymouthl to Completely restyled Furyl. Newnl edRI9n , •nf the aucce&J car or the alxtles. Longer, wider, I'OOfllklr Ilion aver. 8 new wagons, too. · ., " "'t. , •. .1<··~' l ' ' R. H. RAWLINGS Sf)NS .CO~,'" ' ' ' , ~but QC!ea on with Belvedere. ~ ·ArowlngJ!iie In lht inkl-'1lze market .. . ~· :t Futeal- Cut loose with Barracu..,_pure sport from bumper to bumper. Eight new Vall om. becauoean honest cornpact niakea a lot of aanse to a lot ot people. In lhe pul'lwo years, three-quarters of a million owners of competitive cars hnve been won over to Plymouth. Sa tor yourself why. '. L .. '' Sport Suburban W.OOn •----------------~ •n••.,.."-J7i••• ... Gut martlert. RaiJII 'Qiibrte, ~; ' . ' Preied' ""' athril..,UF.o!l'roli ~~o• Ei*»tllo 1969 GJDGE CORONET • l'9611 . .ro,.r l ru. - s.v.. Aru . IM . for the molt .boriOpolato ot' pdn)' ral:kblg tho up the tllrouchout - - Tlda tnJp1Qr ... .,..,.... ed by Centnl Olllco ol ,o b lo ClvU Sonic. ~oo1 Aloo- wm.r ., Clila -\ . Award by !1111 Mauro. llyal, Guthrie, Athens. clauihlor of Mro. Bell;r Ryal, IDJJ!dl&bl ol tho OVeaiDI WU 7. Indian Cell1wne CIa 1 1GaJUpolla. the 'ad• o1. a larp 37 .. Hurry ~.''ownediJtdrld­ lnch •'Bolt ol Show" MIDDLEPORT, 0. Announcing the 1969 Plymouths. Ath.... ron. ' FURNITURE • MrL Jomeo lfa!IIOmery, Golll, Jack lludoon, GeUlpoUL .15. Ride ond Run Raee (open) ~clal aueot ... tho - - polio. •'Wtldftre, •• owned and rid11100 ol MrL Edoa lllmliiQr Stale 6. Plc:k.i.,Raee(_,_"WDdden by Ralph Guthrie, Alhela. VIco Prelldont O.C.S.E.A., Ak- lire," owned and ridden byRaljllt td•e out tho awsrdo. .7' kel. OZITE CARPET nr · ' ' ·I i·; .. naUonal subtleties when he • -t ~' Mulholland Pendleton star Major," owned Blll Mccarley, Wa,yne K em~. Holderby, daUIIhter or Mr. ond Mrs. Harry Holderby, Golllpolla. 9. Drunkard's Paradiae " Hank," owned and ridden by Ralph Qllhrle, Award by Miss JtoMie Stewsrl, daugh' ter of Mr. and Mrs. ClarMce Stewart, Ga!Upolls. 10. WestemPleaaureH or a e 'lbo Oblo ClvU Service llm1. Leod-ln Pori)'- Trophleo for (clipped mane and tall) - "Roon plo;rees AaaoclatlCIIl held their all entries, pre.aentlng award, Baby,'' owned and ridden by Ter10e<>nd 111110101 llorH Show 'Sat· Miss Christl Moore, clauihlor of ry Crozier, Jack~. Award by mlaY evoalnl. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moore, GolMiss JO)'ce Hudi!IOil, daughter or 'lbo sbow began !rlth a par- llpolls. . Mr. ud Mrs. Jack Hudoon, Goiode of boriOs around the rln8 2. Pleasure Pori)' (56" or un, followiD& three riders oarrylns der - rldsr 16 years or under), IIPolh. 11. Flag Race (open}- "Martba AmerlcBD, State of Ohio, and "Tomahawk's Bo.ru - owned t-elle," owned and ridien by Siddle and Sirloin 1llcUIIg Club and rldllen by Frank Beellner, Mike ArrlngiDo, Pl. Pleasant. nus. CarrylrqJ tiHo nuo were: Pt. Pleasant. AWI<ll ,by illlos Award by Miss Margl Ehman, H. K. Georp, Katl1Y Ded<ard, Ruth Rlchardl, daUIIhter of Mr. daugbtor or Mrs. Margarlt Eh· Gllllpoll s, and Larry Joneo, oak '·ond Mrs. Cbarles Rlchardo, Potman, GalUpoUs. IWJ. riot. 12. Roadoter Pori)' (50" ond Tbey circled tiHo ring a n d - . 3. Western Pleasure llorH under) - flrlt place, "Golden back ond formed a ring In frvnt (Full ~ ond tall) - ,..,_ Bubbles," owned and driven by 111 tiHo IIIOOUIIeer's ltOnd 11141 Bar Prince," owned ond rlddeJl H. K. George, Golllpollo. Award ·remained llailding. by Valorle - . . Gllllpolla. JQo Mlas Leoma Ross, daUIIhter IDvocallon was pven by Rev. Awud by Mia& Barb! Nlbort, ol Mr. and Mrs. Robert Boas, Glam llliellolt, pallor, F I r s t daUilhtOr or MrL DorothY NIGalUpnlta. Preobyterlan Cborch. bert, G&IUpollo. 13. Raee (open) Pledp or Alloslanoe by Boy f. Clover Leaf Barrel Rate .. Hank," owned and ridden by Seouts, Rldi;V 11141 Larry (opep) - "ll,lnk ., ," ~ and Dob11011. rlt1dl!l by a.Jpb ~e, Atii- Ralph Guthrie, Alhen.l. Awsrd Jud&e, for tiHo eventna's event 1011. Award by ' !lisa R - by Miss Brenda Ross, daUilhtOr WSI R. F, Gordqn, Kjlpr; rblg- Steven, daullder of Mrs. Alma of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roll, Galllpollo. muter was Robert Brown, Cal~ Qerers, ('..ell(pnUa , 14. Egg and SpJoo Race (opUpolla, and mlatroao 0( cere'$. Trail Horse Class- "Jobaal) - ''llllrr.J' !imdDWn,, ridIIICIIdea Mrs. ~ Ho,yaer. &!rrell," !""'fd onc1 rlddan den by 9!erry WWiams, POlnAcldtni a Ultlo slaJnaur 1D the by !ln. Lucille Leifheit, Pl>meroy. Awsrd by IIIII Jan Hudevent were ISYQW~~Iadloodroos- enJ7, Awsrd by NluSoncl)'""'"'1011, daUilhtOr of Mr. and Mrl. ed In their cOlortW dreSSOI ID "'""'"· dluslller o( Mr.... Slio~"Proves Success Anthony at tt. to the Democratic side, Muskie's record Ia one of' obvioua and. to date, oC unbro- Some boys just weren't will. Harder Nbom. that VINTON Tom Metcalf, mull train and work hard to M-C..M'I usoouter ol the Week,,. fullll1 aooutlng recPremonts. Troop Aanew ean give ID limited. The Governor hlmoelr 11dly aays, by woy of example, that he would never In the world ha•e awJied tho soft label ID Humphrey hod he known what any nallonal pollllclan would haYe Began with 17 in 1965 composed or boys rrom t h e lug to give that much ot tlleir EwingtonNinton-Bidwell a r e a time and effort, and tho troop 1J111110rod by the VlniDn Amer- membership cltoppocl. Tom became dlsCilUi'8l!ed - he almoot Ican Legion FOot No. 161. quit - but he made another A oaoeworker for the Gallla try. COunJ;y Welfare Department, he He told those boy1 who ware and hlo wile, and son, Mark, live brterelted In remaining In scootm Adne,y Road Mrth ol Vlnlon. big ID attend tbe next campout. Tom beiJIII oooutlng work In There he and the raw remain~ 1965 with 17 boys. That nrot big scoots decided to really yeor was nlled wltb trtala ond work at scouting. errors. In the followblg years, Tom Tom and his boys learned hao watched blo boys grow In aooutlng was more than juot fun. A sooutrn11ter and his troop number, rB&JXI'Isiblllt;y, character, and aeblevementa. At present, Francis Tyler is helping Tom and the Collowlng boys who make up Troop 214: John Holcomb (In the Army), don by George Mc<lbee, oak lUll. Chris Pl>latey, S.P.L.; Jerry Award by Mlas Kaye Woodward, Johnooo, A.S.P.L.; Kay McCiaadoUIIhter or Mr. Md Mrs. Georlll! , ke;y, Rldde MoCIIII!<o.r, Demls Woodward, Gallipolis. Dodrlll, Kemberly Hall, Steve routln - leqth to corred. thll phrase Ia inescapably auoeiatecl with the uces~es half a generaUon ago or Sen. Joaeph Is scoutmaster or Where once a dldate c:ould uoually bo nay, . · hl1 eboloo ol • · · runnblg mote, balaaelnl olf ..;.. 1" lll'llllllcal foctor1 here and Ill•· big or ta1<1ne a bit on - · oontlderollOna lhert, tbat dl4ate IO<!'Y 01111 proc016 Ia fuD kmwled&e that Ia lUI VIcePreoldentlal a1ooelala bo hoe liven a ereot bootap ID !ootune. A oee<>nd man• a mlatoko of yei!A!nll,y ,... a two-<la,y dar. Now it can make or brtllc peal that lmown in llalf a second - \i'···'" las a peat dial ,Ill , nlobl,y neptlve factor which he and Nlxojl are solng lo every slonals among the Republtcanl knew, too, that he waa taking a privately estimate that Acnew risk, which be JY)W llnds comis on the whole a plus ror Nlx- l,M' home to him, that Aetew'.s oo, though hit recent Bugge~~··"'' sawy in pureJy national aaatrs tion that Humphrey was soft; -On was by circumttancea IOIIlewbat M-G-M Scouter of the Week ,. . ··ght:~~~:·:~:~:,' Prul_.. Ll Throttlebottom Office in New .I '-"' 7 }: '' 0 '• ,,,I' ' ~.. i .~ �. ' ,,. f. .. • 0., Sept .•. 10 - ,,...., ~8, 1968 Open House Sunday . f ~ '0 r , • I '} ..,;j.!..l- '~" i , ' ~~ ! <',•.'· . .:dt ' . ' . At Trailer Home Mr. IIIII Mrs. Dorsel Blat will I onlenaln Swldo,y !rom 2 to 6 p, . ' ; m. wilh on open houM ollhelrKirkwood lraller huae localodal P01110r07, Houle a, 0111mUe from Hemloek Gro-.e. Frltllds IIIII relallves are 1,.. vllod 1o view the moiJIJo home which his boon placed •xltotlle lliiOIJ homo - oc""'lood by Mr. ~:. ' ~·:~ •' ..-.,. •-•50•••••• Blat 11111 on1 Mto. tllelr chll- droa, Jonet, O>eryllllll Denver. ASK TO Wl'2l PT. PLEASANT _ ,.;., couple1 haVe made IIIJ)llcallons lor marriage 1lcea111 Ill 111o olllce ·,· :·: CIPY' lthl. The K,...... Co., tNI Kroger Premirtm Quality U.S. Government Inspected wo ......... lhorlthtiO limit qu1 illllas. Kroger .. Open :-:~·. ..... .. K..,., ·Turkeys NAIIISCO ChickenIN·' 8UKIT ....._ ..... 45c S11UE1MAHN Rye Toast 45c It«. ..... Butt Portion • .. 49c All K,..... Smoktd Hems .,. U. S. ,GovemrMnt In· AIKolutoly no,...... sllcos ••••••Ill t.... any Full Sh.lnk Helf SmokN H1m wid at -'""to lnsun lop -I!!Y· S.• P•k Ire.._ - Fish Sticks __ ~~ 59c Weiners . . . . S..Pokl_.,. o.c.. Mo .... Cod or Perch ,..... ..... 45c "All Moor' All - ~~- 65c ......... - Bologna . _. . ;:: 49c r flrlit Of The Seaaon F-BrtOdod Shrimp .. ... •::;· 69c F...-. Cod Fillets . . ...llo... 49c -- ..... 75c Calgonite ..·. w..11o. p~~o. Calgon ........ ·. :- 37c - & s... Sliced Bacon ..... __ . . Conditioner 78c 2'!.-111...... .. :-:- .... ! ·.• • -\ ·. : :: .. .... CAL-WATER Conditioner 4-lb. ..... $1.29 !: $1.37 ...... C.... Ends&Piocoo 2~ box ' . "• / • ·: . .- KROGER DAWH FRESH ~ - I 't Cottage Cheese $1.Sf Slro T - ANTISIPTIC 75c 11o. Excedrin -·84c TabletS _... ~ 76c ftc Slro Stylo R... & H.T.H. Country Club ~ ,... 59e MrL Fllbtrt's Whi...,U Margarine 3 Hair Spray . •:: 58c 99c a. •'* .,,.,..... Fl.non Deodorant . !!:'· 78c K..,., ...... Cream Pies _. 4 '::;· $1 4 =. 88c White Bread _4 811rtlett 1• SiD lOr FNth Spry Shortening Bror('oli - -- - ••. :l9c ....... 79c Spinach ""'· 29c ,.. . . . . . .L . . . :a FREE 50 .....un•'-"_._ .. 2 K.. K•1 Dool'eod E~.p. 9/ZI/68 ·-··.:.e * Pears __ . 10 ,.,. 89c F....,. Prune Plums 2 ..... 39c I = $1 I· ' ~ · Coffee . - r.ranes Mr, IIIII Nr.. David Hlllall, 0111 wllh" a . Sept. 6, II lito ...,. Oil !ln. Jllanl1a ~. ....• wllh Mrs. Jllllllta Lodwick IIIII Nr1. 11o111 u co- Evapnrated Milk 6 '~'::" 89t Gold Medii Plolo I Solf·RI~ng Flour . . . . . . . . •. . . Goiiltl ..... pllled Wltb prla" boloa awarded to Jllltl Ha. lllll, J'lllnlla Lodwick, IIIII Lolo ........ the o;!IIIPit op.tllo ,IIIOIQ' nice ldlla, re- fre_,._ ..... - 12-oz. • Jtlr , Z:: $1.99 lb. bag ,.,u...., ...... 2 ..... 39c llaiJI, 1leloa bit 111111 Dollble ..... BlliJ Hawk, --f r - . . . d lll1lk, JUiilllri 8.1 .... 1111 - · BariJua I"'ooer 111111· ADIIIIa, _lflbtl Gollle'•, E lilt ~ $1 .~10· 11auu, F'l!'fbllll~-.­ 1lldaD, Mr·T.f'lno-P.low.,.. Puddings •. _. . • 10 C.lbr, I'IIJI- a.n l'llalw, Gla4r• VIolII;'' ·.JUaUa Ceilwlck, Lolla 'JDd Pilrlda, B t IIJ lll cllrk; 3 ~ -·Lola a.rllbacb IIIIIIBoe_,, i.r.ido Lu1t, KimD1J IIIII Ktolo, Eita 1\)on<er, Jllllna ~­ .. iad Lllda KdlrJD Millor, 'Huel - . . . . ,....llorll, Eva Rpot. C.b• Nlllcf· So1111, Wl1llla . II a r k 1, 8 -.wv. u., .... z.....,m. 09 p.m. Tuoodey: Ml'l. Clyde ll ~. 1713 Cbellmlt St., d· ;w, 10:55 p.m. 'l'\1elday. ,, Dllldtarlllll Ral)llt E. IIQior, Mro. Bernard R. Dnlo, Ka1br1n J, Harris, Mrl. Clara J. r •mhert, Jolll R. ~ Sha<lr TackiU, Baril' D. Van Mitre, Mra. JobD D. Byora, Ml'a. Gllllllra c. Cbl<rln&lall. llln; Jameo E. lllldwln, Mrl. Opal ·Shappord, Ml'l. lllmald R. li1dm, Jr. IIIII - ....,...., New Officers Are Elected Olllcora weneleclodllllllllno . . awdaa were acOIIJ&ed at . . . . . - . . . Ill ... Ltdlel Atntllo'7 of the Bubla Flrt ...,; - - 8 Our Own Fresh L nd Me ty ean a a 3 lb. pq. ••• FUL-VALU BUYS ----------- ---------· FOLGER'S 1 vlco PH"'*-: 111111 Mrs. llu r I Oata, .......,., The u-.r wiU be nuned at tile 0o111ber IIIIOIIoa. Aceep!M ,... -.~~~~p 11110 Ute ••xtu • .,. wen Mra. Carl~ IIIII, Mn. llllllt DW, .,d 11rL llalt White. . Pt.w _.. COIIIDI- for o rummor oi1t to be held .., Sept. 27 111111 28 Ia the Elberi.w - balldllll ... FJ'OIII St. Ia · Tucker's ·car. ~ ·---------------------~ Tomato Juice 46 oz. Kraft can Tasty ~ ...... Jlcbd up~~~~...-- 9t8-313a or ulrod to Colonial EJIAFine Grnlated lb• 1111 ._, . . . . . - - - lin. Earl ....... Jr., ot tilt ..... - Honored Sunday CATSUP ........ Hoi.. OimN """ p1QIII wllh P!'h· Coni. w.,li.aa Custom Can Pop. ________!!:'·1oc COOL-WHIP 49e ~! ~.::.~lpp: ~~PPint BAKERY SPECIAL! ROLLS Replar 35c Packap of 12 ••• • •••••• - E.,.ryltody's Favorite ·29-/- Dtlllantl l.lqiBottlt lb. . CARROTS Tender! 9 lb. ~ cello ONIONS Yellow • 81& Rill 8lltton U. S. ' ~ADISH IS 2.ti··190' 2 tor 43c ~ Salad Dressina-----------:; 39C Jo-Bo Brood Dog & Cat food _________ 12··..$1 FOOD BUYS GOOD VALU BUYS! Hal¥es or Slices Stokely Peaches_ _______3 :~~s 1 Argo Ganlto T SwMt Peas ________ ...__ 2 25e E~rlr en<lor =· o....,... •••z•·----~------------·~: 69t Laon<ley Priolo S.ltint I~. Crackers ________________ b•• 2_ St AontJ-•- 3 ~ 2se ...... lllldiiiR ' ZestM Brand 7 · $1 1- ' Crackers ________________ ~~- 39~ Ritz Crackers____________ ~:. 45C Holsum Bread.__________ s::.~·· s1 PRODUCE VALVES! Fresh! lit .Nabhco Premium Lener Amountl .BROWN & SERVE Golden Ripe r•••••••••••••••••••••••' .......... Jo!!Jifl , ..... ~-iln. wu. Milk ________.. __ _;. _____ :;~~~~:·ka9C BANANAS - It will be - - 111111 toaood. _.. for wldcb w l - r bolp II IOIIdled. IW-1 wI t b to .be ~ Producer' 1 Grade A All Flavors SHORTENING lb. prelddtal; lin. Pul- L o o, OUR EVERY DAY Low Prices Save You Money! FISH SQUARES pk&. 41 .. SEA PASS 'BREADED lb. -----------------------· carw., mtrllakl ' Open thru Sat. 9 tt 9-Sunday 10 to 7 FROZEN FOODS Peitit Daughters ...... •n. 2 lbs. for Fresh Pork 3 lbs. for . 11111: llri. Gu7 Matllo Olallwta Well&l tall 1 lwl - I ..... . ell_ ' ; • .....,.. .,., a saiartiQll Prices Effective ~_..;, ~~arpn~ Nro. - At Mora Home We accept Fad. Food Stamps Sept. 19-20-21 ~The DIWaiiiCOJ'I aro ........ Sept. 25. At. - Shqwer Given Right reserved to Umlt quantltleo 5 to 71b. Avara1a ......, COffH 10 01. l•r PuiWtO.J............ to be ~ Poul · IJii.tllo .,....., CIIIIIIIJ, Mrs. ·&DIIII, lltbl lllbtood for the nit II to bo Gout, lflr1 GIPIIoD 111111 Wilma tobo Ill tllo llrt booM - . , ~. ' ' The Store With A Hart" lb. lo 'nldll6,..,. Lite, 1111• Klblllt, 5TH and PURL STS., RACINE 39~_, :·,Mr~~~ L.;.. Ground Beef 1.59..... Boiling _______ Beef 89~..._________ Neck Bones ________ x.tllrJ1i 'tilodon, 1!odc1 and Jlob.. ..,_ ~. 11lrl>ora '1'rli1t IIIII ~- f'nllk ..,cl K..,., ...... ' ...... Given Shower reeent~o,wen-r- $2.09 VL; MrL WallerBuesdtor, WeJJ, p.m. Tatodol': Mrs. Jameo L, wn..... Jockoon, dauihler. 10:- Corn 4 '!: 88c ' Coffee W, . Newlyweds ore 0... Gl..t Nlblotl l'litc llnbatham, Gl'lmml l.andlnL c Smoked Flavorful Callies - · Jackoon: llrr. Wallet Voreb, BldweU: li1dwln L. S t 1 I n, Allhllllll, Ky,; Mrs. Marvin Poult!', Rt. 2 -~ Mra. WUJiem H. Slopp, Jacltoon: WIUIIm L. KWiner, Oak IDII: 1111ben E. llli· Blrlho Mrs. Waller J. Vortb, BldwaJI, dauihlero 7:58 p.m.· Tues.-,, Mrs. Jolmle H. Nub, 1\llddleport, 8:26 p.m. Tuta- b "th S.ant "fi'ri'.~ffl ~c. . !of "' ---.a:. wu.. m.-,, . You Money! Cbe-; M101 Ellie E. Plckena, Pomero,yi Mra. Jamea L. C!¥do H. Oldacn, 1910 ChaihaDI A... : ClorenCI C, Scorberey, 20 MDI Creelq Nra. Low,._, ll Vlllllhan. Cbuhlre: Mra. llermlli R. liMn, O.obIH: Mrl. T1lomu J. Slnart, Rt. 1 l'llrlot; Deborlh G. lolulllna, Rt. 2 Gellipolla: Earl c. WlifOill. VlntOb; llu71 K. .,._ IIIOI<or, 107 - - Dr.: Nra. Cbarlu B. Robin-, at. I BldnJJ: i!:lwood J, at. 2 r.elllp»>.IJ; Mn. WUUam A. Pier- .,....., FrollhTIIIor YALUMU COl- Peas 4 Spotlight llllllant ·Potatoes Silver Dust '· . 1-nll 88 TISSUe ... -... - 4 ..,.. C Dol.._ Bold -...................... 11-111...... n .... $1 '99 Genuine "Goiden Crowt4'' Idaho lb. -~~~- & Amrtod Colon Tollot Cake Mix:: 79c Yams mit ill; bolltllll. ... .• ,...,.,. Apples Fro"' ~· Corn . 6 :! $1 Drip, . ........ Oil •••. ::39c UtyCNCIIor 68t Crt~e~t 11.29 Slu Arrld l!xtro Dry ·~b. pkos. 2::. 39c Tuna - 2 ::: 69c All , Pw; 5 a 11.11 SIMIHt- HoY- CheeSe . . . . . • S. . . loeul lkr, Choc. Milk .. 'h-oot 59c K._,.C.I~ K-'ftlln $1 Our Prices Save 2-1 and 7.a p.m. - . onb' Oil David Flelda, Jr., New Haven: Mrl. Hobtrt M. A~orey, Re~atrlcl Word. cloe: Elbert Ill. Smith, Nlddle. AdmliiiObl Nlli Vlcld A. Huldna, 832 JiOrl: Mro. Jolmle H. N a 1 h, Second Ave.: Mra. Eamest E. Nlddloporl; Terry L. PlckOIIf, cuter, 602\2 FOUitb Ave.: Mra. Nlddleporl: 'l'nxb' J, lloll, ~­ cq.W H. 111011ap, 1713 Cbell- dleporl: Nra. Jti-r:y R, Cltlond, Awa tall C. I. Ytlllw ChlckM II lho Ito SolW Lltlst While Cloud - ..,._r """' 1011, Rt 2 Leon, W. VL; Mrl. llolsor llolpillll: Vlalllll/lhoora :: 69c Spinach 8 a.... Ml• ~Wa:. " Pizza ~..: · · ·N~~· 49c cr .r , • · - 79c ···- B1 Uollod Preao 111ter..u..1 TodaJ II Wodae.-, Sop!; lf; POOO' PLEASANT - T h t Counl;y Circuli c-t Tutodol'. tile 262od diJI of 19118 with lOt .. . Counl;y · - <l - · P1>1n1 Plealllll's WomaD's Club Marjorie Ev111n All81 w a 1 L Brooka Smith onl tht dofend- r.uow. wiU bold ltlllrll meetlni of the ore lito J'IJiol Pleuont Reauontod • divorce rrom RoJ A. 111111 liter and Warren WeiYer, Le11111 club llllllo P I The 1110011 IJ - · Ito lui AileD 111111 lhe IIU IWirded care quorler onl plut. POint Reoorl m Od. f. The tart, W.Va. 111111 cullodr Ill tbtlr cldlThe 1110111l'W Ia Mara. moellnl: will be a dlmer Ia honThe complalol - · tblt lllo The eftlld.~ lt&rl lrl VMIII did prllll, &d>lllb, clror Ill the ,_ members rocenllr 11arJ Loullt Uey wu llflllt- c:Wote IIIII ,.,...._ coplea Oil .... S&turiL volod lolo tile club mtmborlhlp. ood a dlvorot from WDJiem TboOn lbl1 diJIID hllioq: New , . _ . are: Ml'a. J. mu U'7 and the ploiaiHI 11U lhe corJ7Iol • In 1850, Coocreu pauod lllo . C11v1n Smith, Mrl. sterile SleII•• care IIIII eua1oc1r Ill tbtlr ... tile tclllor lllned by the cle- F'UIIU,. Slave Act, ollaorlal a r - . Worren Weaver, and t11o ''"'" Mra. llln>ld Hulen, Mrs. BmTH: Mr. IIIII Ml'L R<nlle lhreocldl-. ilonald - . Ml'l. Jo!lD Klull, charlllll Ia lllo loiter ...... hill, sla_,.t wilh a certl!l- to A erimlnal ~ ot;ylod Slate Mrs. Tom Flahor, Nrs. Harey Holle!', AlhliXI, I daqlller. malleloua IIIII ._tvllepd IIIII reclaim IllY slave who ........ <l w. v .. vs. Jolll Van eo Grlmos !ldoro, Mrs. Clorenc:e Kuehn and cauHCI tile plaintiff to IU!!er lolo amlher . - . .... Iliad Ia the olftc:e Oil lllo Ia 1861, lllo New York Tlmtl Flrll printer Ia Brltlah Mro. Corl Handler. circuli clerk. In a julllce Oil ueat IIU!IIIal lll(llllllh, lolmWa- waa pWilohed lor lhe llrlldmo. North America wu stephen Rmald Gllkeo-, SoU CooUoa, pj>llc hatred, contempl, Day (or Daye)1 who prfnted - · • c:oort earlier lhe cle!OIIdIn 1966, Valerie Ptrq, 21, lll'VIIIonls~ will be tile 1111011 the 11Bay PsBIDt BoOk" in 1111, John Vance Grimea, WBI ridicule and olop-ace. The plalo- lwln ciouJ!bter of Winola Bop..,_ speaker uolog as his topic "Coo· lHQ, found 8111111 of delltl'tlos, ... wr Ia ueidJw $50,000 !rom tile lican senatorial c a n d I d 1 t e servlllon Practleos In Malon will be repreaollled lids week- pedlog IIIII rt!UoiDg to provide de!tndanls. Olarles Perey, was tGUDdl and Nearby Counties." 11111 Ia !IIUltloaion II tile South- 11U11J>0r1 lor hla tour llleSittmate stabbed lo death In lhe Porcy '1\10 now Yearbook wiD be dla- ""llern District Convontlm by chlldr«< IIIII IIU OJ del ell lo PlY now ~ell the dedeloo to suburban home north of Chlcalributed cllrlni the dlmer meel- ell!lrt delogaleo, 1he hi8her court. $160 • IIIOIWh. The defendant ""' KD. lni· The locol Woman's Club Our Meats Malw The Meal! . Arlo....... torapefr•lt4 ~ Listerine 2 ,!, 59c ADMITTED: Pmd Wooo~Jord. Pl. P1ouu1t; Gl)'m llolio1, Pl. Plllllllllll; John Dtvld Morpn, New Haveni Jell Crabtree, R. Pleuant; Ml'L Jameo Nnal, Pl. Pltolllllll; Wlnllow Brownln& Wlnllon.&Jom, N, C. Dll!CHARGED: Mrs. Geoqe Jalmon. Pl. 1'10111111: Dr. carl 1rv1o, Pl. PI•IOIII: auan wn. Pl. Pltolllll: Ml'l. LeroJ bpldaa, MIIOIIi Mrl. ~ P1r10111, Buffalo. ' _Ground Chuek 11o. 69t Beans .t ,, .,...~ ~· JUS SIZE PT, PLE~ - A tsO,~ 000 dvll - - hu bttn Iliad PT. PLEASANT - Twu dl- Ill the olftee of lito drcull -n vor<OI...,.II'antedln- will! 11\e plaialllf belol - PLI!IISANT VALLEY IIOSPIT AL Oil oq!clal llllboriZIIIIoa lo ldnrtloe lor ...,.lructl1111 1>1111 on Poul •:11, lqao ~col Educ:aUoa l!!dldi'W at Rio Gl'llllll Collop. Bid . - I ' W - ha1 boetl ut lor Odober 17, at I p.m., Ia lllo Boord. of TruiiHI Room at Rio Gl'llllle Collep. O:tf • ..,......,.. Red or Golden DeliciouB 35c ............. K....., Br_. Slctl•a ef . Breeze t-~~o.. ..... .... 1.. ·3·· 9·-c·_, p•ICDICS.---------------• Sliced lb. 43< lb . 39"' ~ Peaches (1Sc Off) ,..,, lb. ,:: 99e S~ed Bacon .. _....• _.. Health & Bea11ty AidB Dswn-Frssll Dsiry Foods Surf ·.·. ••••• 9 lb. "" IC-hltll Ice Cream CALGON WATER I • Kroger lrand 49c I ., Quarter Fryers .... _. •. •. 39e & Salt Fish l_ Calgonite I 850,000 Asked CONG"PJJI'N!•N CLARENCE E. MILLER, (rlabt), Informs Dr. Alplolo 11. Clrlotenoen, pntl4elll of Rio Gl'llllll Collep, Whole F r.. h or Smoked - ..~ ~. .,!lo....... ~ i)Q.. .. '' ~~~. t&' ~"'\ :'t. 1. . ~ ~ . ..:~ :·: I Beef Fresh lreatt or Ut Fresh Oysters '' . I ~· Calgon Bouquet '. • ,, Two Divorces · Are Granted lHOSPITAL NEws] . · Frfsh; Lean . Kroger Premium Qualitg LACHOY BEEF Chow Mein -.. 99c • 'Ja Curtis Kidwell, Jr., 21, llulfllo, and Rebecco GU Jmea, 19, Leon. ; 7 p.m. .... w- .•,..,.. 110 1111t. 1v1- Ih. 10 a.m.- ~ s Full Shank Half Sunday . AW4'1n11 A&IPI• Grove and Janet u ~ Loog, 18, ~. Grovei Frank- Smoked Ham Pomeroy .. .... of lite counl;y clerk. ...,, Jackie ROJI!ord PayM 21 Women's Club • Plans Meetina --e Zl Pancake Syrup ----...-----~··stt. Pork & ..., _______2 - �. ' ,,. f. .. • 0., Sept .•. 10 - ,,...., ~8, 1968 Open House Sunday . f ~ '0 r , • I '} ..,;j.!..l- '~" i , ' ~~ ! <',•.'· . .:dt ' . ' . At Trailer Home Mr. IIIII Mrs. Dorsel Blat will I onlenaln Swldo,y !rom 2 to 6 p, . ' ; m. wilh on open houM ollhelrKirkwood lraller huae localodal P01110r07, Houle a, 0111mUe from Hemloek Gro-.e. Frltllds IIIII relallves are 1,.. vllod 1o view the moiJIJo home which his boon placed •xltotlle lliiOIJ homo - oc""'lood by Mr. ~:. ' ~·:~ •' ..-.,. •-•50•••••• Blat 11111 on1 Mto. tllelr chll- droa, Jonet, O>eryllllll Denver. ASK TO Wl'2l PT. PLEASANT _ ,.;., couple1 haVe made IIIJ)llcallons lor marriage 1lcea111 Ill 111o olllce ·,· :·: CIPY' lthl. The K,...... Co., tNI Kroger Premirtm Quality U.S. Government Inspected wo ......... lhorlthtiO limit qu1 illllas. Kroger .. Open :-:~·. ..... .. K..,., ·Turkeys NAIIISCO ChickenIN·' 8UKIT ....._ ..... 45c S11UE1MAHN Rye Toast 45c It«. ..... Butt Portion • .. 49c All K,..... Smoktd Hems .,. U. S. ,GovemrMnt In· AIKolutoly no,...... sllcos ••••••Ill t.... any Full Sh.lnk Helf SmokN H1m wid at -'""to lnsun lop -I!!Y· S.• P•k Ire.._ - Fish Sticks __ ~~ 59c Weiners . . . . S..Pokl_.,. o.c.. Mo .... Cod or Perch ,..... ..... 45c "All Moor' All - ~~- 65c ......... - Bologna . _. . ;:: 49c r flrlit Of The Seaaon F-BrtOdod Shrimp .. ... •::;· 69c F...-. Cod Fillets . . ...llo... 49c -- ..... 75c Calgonite ..·. w..11o. p~~o. Calgon ........ ·. :- 37c - & s... Sliced Bacon ..... __ . . Conditioner 78c 2'!.-111...... .. :-:- .... ! ·.• • -\ ·. : :: .. .... CAL-WATER Conditioner 4-lb. ..... $1.29 !: $1.37 ...... C.... Ends&Piocoo 2~ box ' . "• / • ·: . .- KROGER DAWH FRESH ~ - I 't Cottage Cheese $1.Sf Slro T - ANTISIPTIC 75c 11o. Excedrin -·84c TabletS _... ~ 76c ftc Slro Stylo R... & H.T.H. Country Club ~ ,... 59e MrL Fllbtrt's Whi...,U Margarine 3 Hair Spray . •:: 58c 99c a. •'* .,,.,..... Fl.non Deodorant . !!:'· 78c K..,., ...... Cream Pies _. 4 '::;· $1 4 =. 88c White Bread _4 811rtlett 1• SiD lOr FNth Spry Shortening Bror('oli - -- - ••. :l9c ....... 79c Spinach ""'· 29c ,.. . . . . . .L . . . :a FREE 50 .....un•'-"_._ .. 2 K.. K•1 Dool'eod E~.p. 9/ZI/68 ·-··.:.e * Pears __ . 10 ,.,. 89c F....,. Prune Plums 2 ..... 39c I = $1 I· ' ~ · Coffee . - r.ranes Mr, IIIII Nr.. David Hlllall, 0111 wllh" a . Sept. 6, II lito ...,. Oil !ln. Jllanl1a ~. ....• wllh Mrs. Jllllllta Lodwick IIIII Nr1. 11o111 u co- Evapnrated Milk 6 '~'::" 89t Gold Medii Plolo I Solf·RI~ng Flour . . . . . . . . •. . . Goiiltl ..... pllled Wltb prla" boloa awarded to Jllltl Ha. lllll, J'lllnlla Lodwick, IIIII Lolo ........ the o;!IIIPit op.tllo ,IIIOIQ' nice ldlla, re- fre_,._ ..... - 12-oz. • Jtlr , Z:: $1.99 lb. bag ,.,u...., ...... 2 ..... 39c llaiJI, 1leloa bit 111111 Dollble ..... BlliJ Hawk, --f r - . . . d lll1lk, JUiilllri 8.1 .... 1111 - · BariJua I"'ooer 111111· ADIIIIa, _lflbtl Gollle'•, E lilt ~ $1 .~10· 11auu, F'l!'fbllll~-.­ 1lldaD, Mr·T.f'lno-P.low.,.. Puddings •. _. . • 10 C.lbr, I'IIJI- a.n l'llalw, Gla4r• VIolII;'' ·.JUaUa Ceilwlck, Lolla 'JDd Pilrlda, B t IIJ lll cllrk; 3 ~ -·Lola a.rllbacb IIIIIIBoe_,, i.r.ido Lu1t, KimD1J IIIII Ktolo, Eita 1\)on<er, Jllllna ~­ .. iad Lllda KdlrJD Millor, 'Huel - . . . . ,....llorll, Eva Rpot. C.b• Nlllcf· So1111, Wl1llla . II a r k 1, 8 -.wv. u., .... z.....,m. 09 p.m. Tuoodey: Ml'l. Clyde ll ~. 1713 Cbellmlt St., d· ;w, 10:55 p.m. 'l'\1elday. ,, Dllldtarlllll Ral)llt E. IIQior, Mro. Bernard R. Dnlo, Ka1br1n J, Harris, Mrl. Clara J. r •mhert, Jolll R. ~ Sha<lr TackiU, Baril' D. Van Mitre, Mra. JobD D. Byora, Ml'a. Gllllllra c. Cbl<rln&lall. llln; Jameo E. lllldwln, Mrl. Opal ·Shappord, Ml'l. lllmald R. li1dm, Jr. IIIII - ....,...., New Officers Are Elected Olllcora weneleclodllllllllno . . awdaa were acOIIJ&ed at . . . . . - . . . Ill ... Ltdlel Atntllo'7 of the Bubla Flrt ...,; - - 8 Our Own Fresh L nd Me ty ean a a 3 lb. pq. ••• FUL-VALU BUYS ----------- ---------· FOLGER'S 1 vlco PH"'*-: 111111 Mrs. llu r I Oata, .......,., The u-.r wiU be nuned at tile 0o111ber IIIIOIIoa. Aceep!M ,... -.~~~~p 11110 Ute ••xtu • .,. wen Mra. Carl~ IIIII, Mn. llllllt DW, .,d 11rL llalt White. . Pt.w _.. COIIIDI- for o rummor oi1t to be held .., Sept. 27 111111 28 Ia the Elberi.w - balldllll ... FJ'OIII St. Ia · Tucker's ·car. ~ ·---------------------~ Tomato Juice 46 oz. Kraft can Tasty ~ ...... Jlcbd up~~~~...-- 9t8-313a or ulrod to Colonial EJIAFine Grnlated lb• 1111 ._, . . . . . - - - lin. Earl ....... Jr., ot tilt ..... - Honored Sunday CATSUP ........ Hoi.. OimN """ p1QIII wllh P!'h· Coni. w.,li.aa Custom Can Pop. ________!!:'·1oc COOL-WHIP 49e ~! ~.::.~lpp: ~~PPint BAKERY SPECIAL! ROLLS Replar 35c Packap of 12 ••• • •••••• - E.,.ryltody's Favorite ·29-/- Dtlllantl l.lqiBottlt lb. . CARROTS Tender! 9 lb. ~ cello ONIONS Yellow • 81& Rill 8lltton U. S. ' ~ADISH IS 2.ti··190' 2 tor 43c ~ Salad Dressina-----------:; 39C Jo-Bo Brood Dog & Cat food _________ 12··..$1 FOOD BUYS GOOD VALU BUYS! Hal¥es or Slices Stokely Peaches_ _______3 :~~s 1 Argo Ganlto T SwMt Peas ________ ...__ 2 25e E~rlr en<lor =· o....,... •••z•·----~------------·~: 69t Laon<ley Priolo S.ltint I~. Crackers ________________ b•• 2_ St AontJ-•- 3 ~ 2se ...... lllldiiiR ' ZestM Brand 7 · $1 1- ' Crackers ________________ ~~- 39~ Ritz Crackers____________ ~:. 45C Holsum Bread.__________ s::.~·· s1 PRODUCE VALVES! Fresh! lit .Nabhco Premium Lener Amountl .BROWN & SERVE Golden Ripe r•••••••••••••••••••••••' .......... Jo!!Jifl , ..... ~-iln. wu. Milk ________.. __ _;. _____ :;~~~~:·ka9C BANANAS - It will be - - 111111 toaood. _.. for wldcb w l - r bolp II IOIIdled. IW-1 wI t b to .be ~ Producer' 1 Grade A All Flavors SHORTENING lb. prelddtal; lin. Pul- L o o, OUR EVERY DAY Low Prices Save You Money! FISH SQUARES pk&. 41 .. SEA PASS 'BREADED lb. -----------------------· carw., mtrllakl ' Open thru Sat. 9 tt 9-Sunday 10 to 7 FROZEN FOODS Peitit Daughters ...... •n. 2 lbs. for Fresh Pork 3 lbs. for . 11111: llri. Gu7 Matllo Olallwta Well&l tall 1 lwl - I ..... . ell_ ' ; • .....,.. .,., a saiartiQll Prices Effective ~_..;, ~~arpn~ Nro. - At Mora Home We accept Fad. Food Stamps Sept. 19-20-21 ~The DIWaiiiCOJ'I aro ........ Sept. 25. At. - Shqwer Given Right reserved to Umlt quantltleo 5 to 71b. Avara1a ......, COffH 10 01. l•r PuiWtO.J............ to be ~ Poul · IJii.tllo .,....., CIIIIIIIJ, Mrs. ·&DIIII, lltbl lllbtood for the nit II to bo Gout, lflr1 GIPIIoD 111111 Wilma tobo Ill tllo llrt booM - . , ~. ' ' The Store With A Hart" lb. lo 'nldll6,..,. Lite, 1111• Klblllt, 5TH and PURL STS., RACINE 39~_, :·,Mr~~~ L.;.. Ground Beef 1.59..... Boiling _______ Beef 89~..._________ Neck Bones ________ x.tllrJ1i 'tilodon, 1!odc1 and Jlob.. ..,_ ~. 11lrl>ora '1'rli1t IIIII ~- f'nllk ..,cl K..,., ...... ' ...... Given Shower reeent~o,wen-r- $2.09 VL; MrL WallerBuesdtor, WeJJ, p.m. Tatodol': Mrs. Jameo L, wn..... Jockoon, dauihler. 10:- Corn 4 '!: 88c ' Coffee W, . Newlyweds ore 0... Gl..t Nlblotl l'litc llnbatham, Gl'lmml l.andlnL c Smoked Flavorful Callies - · Jackoon: llrr. Wallet Voreb, BldweU: li1dwln L. S t 1 I n, Allhllllll, Ky,; Mrs. Marvin Poult!', Rt. 2 -~ Mra. WUJiem H. Slopp, Jacltoon: WIUIIm L. KWiner, Oak IDII: 1111ben E. llli· Blrlho Mrs. Waller J. Vortb, BldwaJI, dauihlero 7:58 p.m.· Tues.-,, Mrs. Jolmle H. Nub, 1\llddleport, 8:26 p.m. Tuta- b "th S.ant "fi'ri'.~ffl ~c. . !of "' ---.a:. wu.. m.-,, . You Money! Cbe-; M101 Ellie E. Plckena, Pomero,yi Mra. Jamea L. C!¥do H. Oldacn, 1910 ChaihaDI A... : ClorenCI C, Scorberey, 20 MDI Creelq Nra. Low,._, ll Vlllllhan. Cbuhlre: Mra. llermlli R. liMn, O.obIH: Mrl. T1lomu J. Slnart, Rt. 1 l'llrlot; Deborlh G. lolulllna, Rt. 2 Gellipolla: Earl c. WlifOill. VlntOb; llu71 K. .,._ IIIOI<or, 107 - - Dr.: Nra. Cbarlu B. Robin-, at. I BldnJJ: i!:lwood J, at. 2 r.elllp»>.IJ; Mn. WUUam A. Pier- .,....., FrollhTIIIor YALUMU COl- Peas 4 Spotlight llllllant ·Potatoes Silver Dust '· . 1-nll 88 TISSUe ... -... - 4 ..,.. C Dol.._ Bold -...................... 11-111...... n .... $1 '99 Genuine "Goiden Crowt4'' Idaho lb. -~~~- & Amrtod Colon Tollot Cake Mix:: 79c Yams mit ill; bolltllll. ... .• ,...,.,. Apples Fro"' ~· Corn . 6 :! $1 Drip, . ........ Oil •••. ::39c UtyCNCIIor 68t Crt~e~t 11.29 Slu Arrld l!xtro Dry ·~b. pkos. 2::. 39c Tuna - 2 ::: 69c All , Pw; 5 a 11.11 SIMIHt- HoY- CheeSe . . . . . • S. . . loeul lkr, Choc. Milk .. 'h-oot 59c K._,.C.I~ K-'ftlln $1 Our Prices Save 2-1 and 7.a p.m. - . onb' Oil David Flelda, Jr., New Haven: Mrl. Hobtrt M. A~orey, Re~atrlcl Word. cloe: Elbert Ill. Smith, Nlddle. AdmliiiObl Nlli Vlcld A. Huldna, 832 JiOrl: Mro. Jolmle H. N a 1 h, Second Ave.: Mra. Eamest E. Nlddloporl; Terry L. PlckOIIf, cuter, 602\2 FOUitb Ave.: Mra. Nlddleporl: 'l'nxb' J, lloll, ~­ cq.W H. 111011ap, 1713 Cbell- dleporl: Nra. Jti-r:y R, Cltlond, Awa tall C. I. Ytlllw ChlckM II lho Ito SolW Lltlst While Cloud - ..,._r """' 1011, Rt 2 Leon, W. VL; Mrl. llolsor llolpillll: Vlalllll/lhoora :: 69c Spinach 8 a.... Ml• ~Wa:. " Pizza ~..: · · ·N~~· 49c cr .r , • · - 79c ···- B1 Uollod Preao 111ter..u..1 TodaJ II Wodae.-, Sop!; lf; POOO' PLEASANT - T h t Counl;y Circuli c-t Tutodol'. tile 262od diJI of 19118 with lOt .. . Counl;y · - <l - · P1>1n1 Plealllll's WomaD's Club Marjorie Ev111n All81 w a 1 L Brooka Smith onl tht dofend- r.uow. wiU bold ltlllrll meetlni of the ore lito J'IJiol Pleuont Reauontod • divorce rrom RoJ A. 111111 liter and Warren WeiYer, Le11111 club llllllo P I The 1110011 IJ - · Ito lui AileD 111111 lhe IIU IWirded care quorler onl plut. POint Reoorl m Od. f. The tart, W.Va. 111111 cullodr Ill tbtlr cldlThe 1110111l'W Ia Mara. moellnl: will be a dlmer Ia honThe complalol - · tblt lllo The eftlld.~ lt&rl lrl VMIII did prllll, &d>lllb, clror Ill the ,_ members rocenllr 11arJ Loullt Uey wu llflllt- c:Wote IIIII ,.,...._ coplea Oil .... S&turiL volod lolo tile club mtmborlhlp. ood a dlvorot from WDJiem TboOn lbl1 diJIID hllioq: New , . _ . are: Ml'a. J. mu U'7 and the ploiaiHI 11U lhe corJ7Iol • In 1850, Coocreu pauod lllo . C11v1n Smith, Mrl. sterile SleII•• care IIIII eua1oc1r Ill tbtlr ... tile tclllor lllned by the cle- F'UIIU,. Slave Act, ollaorlal a r - . Worren Weaver, and t11o ''"'" Mra. llln>ld Hulen, Mrs. BmTH: Mr. IIIII Ml'L R<nlle lhreocldl-. ilonald - . Ml'l. Jo!lD Klull, charlllll Ia lllo loiter ...... hill, sla_,.t wilh a certl!l- to A erimlnal ~ ot;ylod Slate Mrs. Tom Flahor, Nrs. Harey Holle!', AlhliXI, I daqlller. malleloua IIIII ._tvllepd IIIII reclaim IllY slave who ........ <l w. v .. vs. Jolll Van eo Grlmos !ldoro, Mrs. Clorenc:e Kuehn and cauHCI tile plaintiff to IU!!er lolo amlher . - . .... Iliad Ia the olftc:e Oil lllo Ia 1861, lllo New York Tlmtl Flrll printer Ia Brltlah Mro. Corl Handler. circuli clerk. In a julllce Oil ueat IIU!IIIal lll(llllllh, lolmWa- waa pWilohed lor lhe llrlldmo. North America wu stephen Rmald Gllkeo-, SoU CooUoa, pj>llc hatred, contempl, Day (or Daye)1 who prfnted - · • c:oort earlier lhe cle!OIIdIn 1966, Valerie Ptrq, 21, lll'VIIIonls~ will be tile 1111011 the 11Bay PsBIDt BoOk" in 1111, John Vance Grimea, WBI ridicule and olop-ace. The plalo- lwln ciouJ!bter of Winola Bop..,_ speaker uolog as his topic "Coo· lHQ, found 8111111 of delltl'tlos, ... wr Ia ueidJw $50,000 !rom tile lican senatorial c a n d I d 1 t e servlllon Practleos In Malon will be repreaollled lids week- pedlog IIIII rt!UoiDg to provide de!tndanls. Olarles Perey, was tGUDdl and Nearby Counties." 11111 Ia !IIUltloaion II tile South- 11U11J>0r1 lor hla tour llleSittmate stabbed lo death In lhe Porcy '1\10 now Yearbook wiD be dla- ""llern District Convontlm by chlldr«< IIIII IIU OJ del ell lo PlY now ~ell the dedeloo to suburban home north of Chlcalributed cllrlni the dlmer meel- ell!lrt delogaleo, 1he hi8her court. $160 • IIIOIWh. The defendant ""' KD. lni· The locol Woman's Club Our Meats Malw The Meal! . Arlo....... torapefr•lt4 ~ Listerine 2 ,!, 59c ADMITTED: Pmd Wooo~Jord. Pl. P1ouu1t; Gl)'m llolio1, Pl. Plllllllllll; John Dtvld Morpn, New Haveni Jell Crabtree, R. Pleuant; Ml'L Jameo Nnal, Pl. Pltolllllll; Wlnllow Brownln& Wlnllon.&Jom, N, C. Dll!CHARGED: Mrs. Geoqe Jalmon. Pl. 1'10111111: Dr. carl 1rv1o, Pl. PI•IOIII: auan wn. Pl. Pltolllll: Ml'l. LeroJ bpldaa, MIIOIIi Mrl. ~ P1r10111, Buffalo. ' _Ground Chuek 11o. 69t Beans .t ,, .,...~ ~· JUS SIZE PT, PLE~ - A tsO,~ 000 dvll - - hu bttn Iliad PT. PLEASANT - Twu dl- Ill the olftee of lito drcull -n vor<OI...,.II'antedln- will! 11\e plaialllf belol - PLI!IISANT VALLEY IIOSPIT AL Oil oq!clal llllboriZIIIIoa lo ldnrtloe lor ...,.lructl1111 1>1111 on Poul •:11, lqao ~col Educ:aUoa l!!dldi'W at Rio Gl'llllll Collop. Bid . - I ' W - ha1 boetl ut lor Odober 17, at I p.m., Ia lllo Boord. of TruiiHI Room at Rio Gl'llllle Collep. O:tf • ..,......,.. Red or Golden DeliciouB 35c ............. K....., Br_. Slctl•a ef . Breeze t-~~o.. ..... .... 1.. ·3·· 9·-c·_, p•ICDICS.---------------• Sliced lb. 43< lb . 39"' ~ Peaches (1Sc Off) ,..,, lb. ,:: 99e S~ed Bacon .. _....• _.. Health & Bea11ty AidB Dswn-Frssll Dsiry Foods Surf ·.·. ••••• 9 lb. "" IC-hltll Ice Cream CALGON WATER I • Kroger lrand 49c I ., Quarter Fryers .... _. •. •. 39e & Salt Fish l_ Calgonite I 850,000 Asked CONG"PJJI'N!•N CLARENCE E. MILLER, (rlabt), Informs Dr. Alplolo 11. Clrlotenoen, pntl4elll of Rio Gl'llllll Collep, Whole F r.. h or Smoked - ..~ ~. .,!lo....... ~ i)Q.. .. '' ~~~. t&' ~"'\ :'t. 1. . ~ ~ . ..:~ :·: I Beef Fresh lreatt or Ut Fresh Oysters '' . I ~· Calgon Bouquet '. • ,, Two Divorces · Are Granted lHOSPITAL NEws] . · Frfsh; Lean . Kroger Premium Qualitg LACHOY BEEF Chow Mein -.. 99c • 'Ja Curtis Kidwell, Jr., 21, llulfllo, and Rebecco GU Jmea, 19, Leon. ; 7 p.m. .... w- .•,..,.. 110 1111t. 1v1- Ih. 10 a.m.- ~ s Full Shank Half Sunday . AW4'1n11 A&IPI• Grove and Janet u ~ Loog, 18, ~. Grovei Frank- Smoked Ham Pomeroy .. .... of lite counl;y clerk. ...,, Jackie ROJI!ord PayM 21 Women's Club • Plans Meetina --e Zl Pancake Syrup ----...-----~··stt. Pork & ..., _______2 - �;..• j; , ' .' ' : . .-.& . '· -- · I· ·~ -............. .................... .. ............ _ .. ....... ..... ............. -...................... ........ .... ............... ..... . -.......... · ·---···-"'., .. ........................ ................ Motor 'IW ........... ...,... ... ....... ' "' . • - ; '" ............... ..... u .. rwln rfleft Mftlhllnt CMI'WII n. .. ...,.,., Wenlela.....-vttw " .., CAID 011 "hhANICI • ..ITUAIY ............ ,......,.,.. ....,. -·................. aLUID ADI ~,.,....,. '·' . . . , pJIOiil . . . . lilt, l'clrtlllld. tJIIII) .. · ....... . .Uie "' ft!IIIOIIIber, be, who BBmNO ~ ...... ...... *· 0 ANYONE lo!lnsled lD otart- ... • New 'l'lolameDI llapUst Qlor<1l pleue eall IMWIIM. Forhnt .; ' '' Want.d To .loilliliiUD,lw............ ' ' •• Mrl. Boaad 0111, • w. IIIIa ... . . _ .,. WMe ..... WANTED STEREO, Ear17 Amerieon limo, ndlo comblolallooo, IIOIId 81811 111111, ' lpeed dwopr' lovely maple IID.IIII. Mate (llliiiOIIII ~ .. •.... IIIODIJi Or hoJanee of ...11 Call m,ma. f.JI.«c STEREO. AM ' nf J'ldla, 4tpeed aulomallc ......... Walmrl <IIISOie IIIDIIel. WID oaorlllce lor fila <11 aalhJJ payments. Call . . . . . 1-IJ.«e --- SIX ROOM br!cl homo on Clb St., New Haven. Prlee ~ ed. Rando IIIJ]e, line liedmoms, garage. ~­ Phone ...,., t-1141o ~I'CII-liii(JQflnl ..... J'IDIII, • or • 111111; ~~~~. '1111 ·llolotov cocktail wu d11111lg World War D. It - ID boceadJary greoedL f.!He 1111111 FIAT, - al Z70 Walmol st., Middleport after I p.m. DIAL !192-3284 FACTORY CI.OIIICOilT, . . RNI &t.,. For Sale famous llnmd llereo, lovely waJnul flDIIh. ..,.. let .... big aaiDmallc .....,_., AM • 11'11 ....... '11111 Ill .... muclo bflhor ..... wm 1t11 ror fiCIUI, II' • per 1110D1b. TrJ Gl!lO. 1IOII8T£ITER. II In ,... homa. Clll ...... l'aiiEIUIY - Two bulldiDg t-!Niql lots out of high water. Room lor 3 "' 4 Joouoes. $2501.011 THE AMAZING Blue Lustre ft'BACVSE -'- e room home, will ...... JOUr 1l]llloiMJ bath, pa will funuoce. Half . lleaullfuUJ IIGftalwDpOoer - ·- elalll. . -··~~~~ """io ·.......... ~ .... ... ... Reo! eleelrlc fL OOIJNTRY 110MB I 1lrp lleller Fumllure. 1-1....., rooms, baUo, m good gravel' road, 15 mlnula to PomeniJ. COAL nJIINACE, JIDIII Dn· Mee ohnobbery, fruit. MlolerII, Pu1IIDd, Oblo. t-INip ill. II$ ..... of 111111...... • V11101L TJWI'OiiD COUNTY rAIR ~. IIELEN A880CIATI!II ._. •111111-IIIIm...,.. 8YII.UIJIE Dud at COIIIIIy fair. '11111 lilat-IN!e ehlae will ... faocy wd, ..... bultooholet, dim IDd -.am, tldto mochtno lllld OI!lOI IIOI8l'BI'I'm, ...... --- - ·-· _ .. ---- """· --- ror fHtJO - fM or " per 111011111, 11'7 II In JOUr loome, ean •u . t-IUtc ,.....,,.,.__ ..,....,. short hair, male, 19 months old. Mosguard Breedlng, Phone Mason 773-&295, 918 61p t-17-lle 11164 CJIE\IROLET BISCAYNE, 4 door, stomdarcl shlll, good c:ondltlon. $650, ean New 111>ven 1112-2911. 9-17-tlp CMRIR WANI. IN""POil CGIIJ.ACT FAYE M.W'Y FOUR ROO!! house, bath, IUD bao•rnent, storm doon IDd Windows, aJumlnJgn 8ldln& priced ...-obit. be II 773 GraDI Stn!el, Middleport. t-17~ I'QM!!WY - •±n Jlull6. "" 10 K 10. Ideal ror dtaenual store. llDil' ...... GENERAL srou; - 8enlee Sta11oD IIIII 7 NOm wlllt belb. SIGdt ..... llle. $1!.. . . 11oouoe I ~ In 8TOCit FAIUI - W - · I &004 ~. (111011 ]llllbn, I ,..., fnle ... IDd ....... .... IlliLEN ... VDUliL TI:AFOIID AMM'•TI!II ...... IYIACUIB t-!Nie c.. ............... ••a •• * .... ._,.. ,_.,.,.1 I PAIIII. "'"" 1; 1'11 .. ... two . . , .,_, 111m, ate., Ill Ill ..... I l!elld- ....... lo JD , .... llwiillhlp, llelp ~. Cllll DihhG 1 lllddllpart Ill p.m. • I lllllr I NWia ......rt,O. '· .... ~_..,...,.:., ;,.__._. _ _...'"" •· ....::·~·--·---~ • ·--··~- L... - .. --~--··-••• Oo _ ............... ;.!1 .... .... - , . ........... ,.; •• T"'" ; .. _ _ _ _ _ ,,_ __ _ _ __ ~ • .~ ....... " ........ • • •' Fill Esti1111Ns . • QualltJ Concrete f"'UR mBRS, weflldol ... 1:1 FORD XL eonvertllole, &004 condiUon, 5 .... llreo, .• • t.._ ao IDd • 1111 t i coD after 1:10 p.m....... lad 8rAirlel, 1lullml ........ t-ll.atc MMII. ..IMp -t · \ OF OUR IO&ALISM!!- HocRirwporl, Ohio ' • Delimy • Quick Service • Flnishilll . •Sand & GraYel . lire mJJeo llllltb ~ l'lauaOJ. PboDe 112 I t-ts.lle ~ -THE'/'RE. SIMPL'i PROOFS . . s.,:r.!" BUOKEVE IIEATROLA, lounla coal IDd 'IIIICICI, brick lined. Oiled lea !beD two wtnten, --uent coadllloo, priced .... 81118ble, p~Q» tltU'm. t-IN!e 1!1811 CIIJilVY plcbrrl, Fleetskle. ONE BRITNEY Female Bird Dog Jll.. phone lll.a!MI. 8 mDIIIha old. Oooe German .,_,....lat. TllliiiZ 11001( JIOOSB, llaUo, Ill If,. Aft., pJ101i1 Ill I t-1$41e ails>-' · 1, .~~~~~';I· ·~ ·,· I .,. ... .., ~ •• • • Certified Stre,.U. REALTY _ ,..... Cr.uN ""' ....... taralobod IJiWW ' ....... .I ....... .I I GOEGLEIN GRAVEL Am PAGE MIDDLI!PORT, ONIO HOBSTETTER HelpW•nted Buy . : 6~ . ,.,.... r.w. · ,_ ~ . 992:2689 POMEROY, 01110 - "' Ill•• - · .. ~ OHIO PALLET ·CO. P'URNISliED and llllfllrDIIW llullllill S.rvhn apar1meots. ere. lD aehool. 11164 FORD Falrlane 501, 4-door, t-17-ete t'URTJSS Ill' "'II . . . . .. l'llallt f!IS.MU. , ..114fo u.re . . . . . . a~~~~ .. radio IDd limo, good ....U. FOUR year old llllh, t11No lion. Mlllll sen, leaving 1or GRACE'S BEAUTY SIIOI.', TIWL!R SPACE, all utiJHieo ••4lnedlclllllll ..... foarllooo Arablall, PboDo . . VIetnam. See Gerald Hollon, by aiiiDI Pubr • Zllt, Po: Gbealor will be elooed for lwei 1118. ..11 ... available. looquln 158 MuJber. ... mile eaal of ..... PviDts _.., or Mat OcJaholk ..... Sepl. Ill lllnoulh ry after S <11 I p.m. Write P. off Rl. 7. t-17.ac Ool. u. t-17-31p 1• • 0. lin 4111 Pomeroy, 5-a.tfe IS CIIBIC FOOT rofrlgerator, frOIIIIeol, ... mabr, ""' c. C. IBADFOID liii!iiU!I will be a Gun !lboot nJRRiliiiED GARAGE ~ FRONT END, suitable for mat.' pan old, .olio eleelr!c raop. lnl a trailer, $15; 11ree, ltWriGIGiiiB ......,, Seplember 21 boP> ma .., LIDmiD. BID: UWIIIea good coodiUon. Pbooe ... C ) I . . , .. lllnll at ...., at tile Forbd opriDp """ wbeela; 1110 galpaid; ....... IDly. PboDe Ill.. t-17-llc . . . . . ,I lon water lank, IIUilable lor 1laa llportsmoiO Club. E...,_ . .. f.JI.IIc hmdtng water, • . Edward 011aa 1 • 1111 RED FORD P\dllrl 8portl .... .. we!como. ·• 1 Gilt Ball, Pbooe Ill '"· t-1741c Coupe, bueket - . erulle I l Ill BAND f!'lf!r'/ Frlclay IDd Satur· ~e,aewUru,l'baae• dol II Jaet't Club <11 llarri- 'I'IWI " ' LOTS. Bob'• IIAIIIIIt I'IVE alz - - old male tit- I'm. HHic AIR mHDliiOWIHU RcMJ ,-.. Ooart, IIJriW!IW, Ohio '"' Slat. .....W. Road off Rt. 7. o.mCall IllRt. IJI, l'llallt -1. 1111111 wilco. Jd'l . . , . lrJ Dnlllo by Gayle lkDoaafter t p.m. ..17.ac · PICK YOIIR own appleo. Law· t-U-lle ·· ..,.. Ordllrd, 81. Rt. IG ald IDd lois llrilten. · Fl_~C teb!, ~ IDd near U. 8. 50. . . . . . 9-IMk 8\IBRYONE II IDY!Iod lo Roll- #UkNI8Hi!:D TWO 8EDR0011 -"K ra.,., - .;.., c.rt RUDY Jill[ . • ..... APAIITMJ!:NT, MJddJepart, .... Gun Club 'lnp llbool, BarnbW, Tuppen Plalno. pJIOiil _ . _ Kite CJ.&ARANCE ON AWJI. Pbone M'l-!4410. t-17-llp Wurdl7. Sept. 21 II I p.m. IJM( I"'IIIIING BOA'111. II, 111m illlool, Sept. 21 II I p.m. Fill ud,.. . . ·'"' .... II, IS root. KIDpho"'' llael ............. 0.,. ... mile Roollud Ill 'I'IWLER SPACE, ....,. Ia PLAY PEN IDd ear lUI. IIIII. Salol, Ill Coaoly Rood II, boat up, prloate, ploaiJ of Jolin L,_, 541 ~ An., IIIII R11i111 • a Ct., M'«r Lima 1koM, follaw alpl, ... mile of Rt. D, ]1111111 ]lilt, c:Mi; ' I • Ill Middleport, t-17.ac 110 .oleubolle beta 1401 ......, for M' ea Ill plaJ. ••• t-It-Hie PboDe . . . l l-lf.4fe .. 1111 ~. ... . . 'I I DELIVERED TO ---- srm. ""' • or'l llconle? Call ...... I II tie PER TON .-.t. .. --- . ~D ,,~VI~~ ... AU '&lls Rllduclld · ·•" •·.~i' Ali'I'OliOBILII , _ _ ben -lledt Loot ~ ss.oo Mile • lllllur•- Mlnl111um DiaMeter 2 in. ~. I WILL NOT be reoponllble for any debll coalracted lly anyPublic Slle - oilier tloan mpelf. AUCI'ION: I RAVE IDid 1111 Torry Leo Wolfe, farm and will aaiJ the folfowRt. I, l'l>rllaDd, Oblo llla pe!IOIII) property al my t-11-Mp ""Jdenee located OliO mile llmiODilmfG Jr141 8mllb u of a.e.ter, Ohio Ill County ll<>ad II oil of Stale . . . . openllir and blgb lily]. Route 7 {Watdl lor uJe ar: lilt. EveniDa ~ rows). Sa~, Sept. 21. mdLohJe <II 'l'1oolcla1l I D d 1111. 10:110 a.m. - Friplalro 11andQI. Blloa'l 1leauly relrlgorator, eleelrlc ._, llbap. 11011 N7t A..., l'omoroJ. dishes, towels, rlnle tubl, l'llallt . . . t-JMII: n.e p1eee d1ooelle 1108 'I'JIADS...CIII lar ... Rtl, Sllve 'one n', eurtains, . . . 1illlllm IJaaoa, JM. llln!w rup, ~ balliper, llriJ ""· wall lelepbmoe, quDIInl lrameo, lmllDI board, Maylaf wuher ('lll'lnser), irJLL DO ...tnt II loomt eolfee table, utillty earl, .,. ....... )lll<bll. pealq, tomatic walber, delt, rueter" llemmlac. llleratlcms, IIIII. JI'Nddlo Thabet. lluon, dn!uer, lour - . """"' ....... 'I'IUII!. f.a.lle swing, droaer IIIII Vllllty, law!o ehaln, elder bmnloo WILL DO PAINTING, ]lllmalllaB, {3), atone jug, erNIII ......... ....... Md eloclrlc - " 1or, e1oc1r1c driB, bencll me. IIJ ..net or by hw. Pia. beocb lll'lnder, ll hp motor, ~........ ..Dip 4 1 I fool pleture window, glus door, one Jot of wloll..,._ MaDy oilier art!cleo too WILL UUSE all electric tbree . . . _ lraiJer lor aae year. Dlllll&llllll Ia meollon. Termll, eub. OWoer, W. E. JlrowD. 0111 eblld OK. BmUord an!a. LUDeh aened by dourcb. Not ~. Georp Fields, 1301 rMpODillols for ............. 11111 11n1 8lnel, ChJcaco, m. _,... AuciiOD Oompeny, .... t-17.ttc Racloe, Ohio. l'boooe IMHIZI, C. C. llradfonl, A•••h • . IPICIAL SALE <11 !lois weot. A. C. Bnodtoid, Mgr. • - · • dreaeo ml ekolb..15-it~ ... IDd eblldna'• cloO!lnB. .lellon ClolbinB !Ibn, Rt. 33, PwwiO) . t-17.tlc PHONE 992-2094 Maa:lmu11 Dlam•t•r 10 ln. COlli . . . . . . ._ . Amaid Brolllen, .._.,, pJIOiil .... -GUARANI'I'ED- ROUND WOOD ALL SPECIES ern, clean, adults fll'll)'. Phone 99W134, 9 18 tic Notb .. .WANTED I •= - .. Forhnt Help W•ntecl ·s:ss-· . a.- Pnlf, ... '. Whnl Alignment 614-992~2181 - . . lloilr ,._, .... II'IV, l]lllo ,..., JID,IIJD BTU, ..; ' Iii clJaoiJIIIoa bolleno 1fiJII ..... t10 IIIII up; aae 0011 alolllr wltll &IIINII t'll; oil _ ................. ;Dud POMEROY, OHIO .-x:Pm · call Pomenir ..... _,. mlaod by lois patlllltl, Mr. 1111 Mro. C.rl !bnbado ml odolen and brotber. t-11-llp ~.,~ i.• ~-· ~'' PmA'IOBII, WA~ OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. .-.. Aold who, tlooalh jail • dear. ' ~~~- ' ·> "'· ...... '' u ·• • lliiiDa, l'llrtlaDd. Goololltilel-nlovedoo C6R BOPS, appi,JIIl )111'1111 II FOUR ROOMS IDd bath, atDdear, Ovw'l 8lelt Boule, ........ Ity room, eloee to ,_ J>amo. roy grade IIChool. Large lol lllllllt .. tile .. Can 911J.2540. t-17-lle Tao for away lor 1JSb1 or lfALI!: 01t II'II:IIALB, run or. pm lime nllld or dol, 1PP11 ~ Bat IIIII too far lor llooa&hl lo .. )111'1111 JIBII', Alllaii. Oldo. FOUR ROOMS apartment, m• - ., -~~ ROBIN ·MALONE ................ M. trans., radio. IIIIIDOr)l of Eulene ll:loonbadl who paoooed away - ,..,. .... tadoJ, September II. :-:. . ~ Pomeroy Motor Co. "' ...... .. - - - - - · · · · AKQ .. . . Galdiol Alb ....IJiildlopllrl. .. IN LOVING .. --. "CHEVEILE •••• • .•• • ••••••••• ,,,,,,,$1995 · 4-Door Hardtop Local owner, low mileage car, bel.p ftnlah . · with matchbiS interior, w..--w, like aew, V8, •uto. traDL, · P.S., radio lnl heater. ' . 63 . CHEVROLET • , • • • , .. . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . .$699 , ~er Sport CCH~Je. VB etWine, 4-epeed trans. radio. 62 CHEVY D • , , • , ••• , •• , • , • , , ••••.• : •• $69 Hardtop Coq>e, Local owooer car. Red finish, slandord 1ft MlriiOI'Y ·.·. Co. I Of•ICI MOUU . .. " POtilu ~ .;,a · Pomeroy ·~·-'.,...:..=-.:...• •· ..., , , .... ........................ :~ ....... . ~: ' .' . ' t:l! ;i!;•r~,S ,i ~· v• -r==.~ ' \ ~ ~'t' WMPO INFORMAnON NEWS· presents . .· REPORTS DAILY . AT 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND 4:30 -=--= lEGAL NOJICE ' --=~~~-"'u~ • .·•= ·~ -~ ~ ...-:.. .,,_~ . . ~ ol... _ iiiiiil'oi:. IIOJ!!i --='"C.-. : · b""~~1,qg{'. :r-1: ~ !J:.!Jii;· .1:# --=. M )''f. ~~· ; ·-1,"'f . ,,..~~-..i= ... .... . .. ... "f- . .... c. ,_, O!t .!11'- - ., , : ---'·- ~ . ·; · .I ,·r h I -- ·• ' . -.::·~~ . . .. .............. . r ; ! ......... '' :ft.,!:\.~ = . .• ,,;.i!.}J ~ .c. --. I '. P~M. I :: I -.•. l<eeping Meig$ Gallia and -. ......- Mason Area ~ lnfo~med As . Well As • ~ , .Entertained .... , .,., 1" .• ' ...... ......... I . •JfAILY ., c·ROS'SWOilD LEGAL NOTICE .,. · ·, 1.~ . . · o:u4otJ . -'-uu:.. I. NtiMn "' o-ool iO.Kiaol ' .: iLa.locl· · • oqlo 'l;' ,_, I ...aa. __ IJ.11.-bo Cblol d.Ruop U.'l'onloln ....... IT.·..woe 18. OJul -..,......,.. ..--. .,.....,.......... cutlan ·a.a.m. ,.... ' ao.w-ia ~I . '. • Water ' . lapRB . "J JI fWOY t · . �;..• j; , ' .' ' : . .-.& . '· -- · I· ·~ -............. .................... .. ............ _ .. ....... ..... ............. -...................... ........ .... ............... ..... . -.......... · ·---···-"'., .. ........................ ................ Motor 'IW ........... ...,... ... ....... ' "' . • - ; '" ............... ..... u .. rwln rfleft Mftlhllnt CMI'WII n. .. ...,.,., Wenlela.....-vttw " .., CAID 011 "hhANICI • ..ITUAIY ............ ,......,.,.. ....,. -·................. aLUID ADI ~,.,....,. '·' . . . , pJIOiil . . . . lilt, l'clrtlllld. tJIIII) .. · ....... . .Uie "' ft!IIIOIIIber, be, who BBmNO ~ ...... ...... *· 0 ANYONE lo!lnsled lD otart- ... • New 'l'lolameDI llapUst Qlor<1l pleue eall IMWIIM. Forhnt .; ' '' Want.d To .loilliliiUD,lw............ ' ' •• Mrl. Boaad 0111, • w. IIIIa ... . . _ .,. WMe ..... WANTED STEREO, Ear17 Amerieon limo, ndlo comblolallooo, IIOIId 81811 111111, ' lpeed dwopr' lovely maple IID.IIII. Mate (llliiiOIIII ~ .. •.... IIIODIJi Or hoJanee of ...11 Call m,ma. f.JI.«c STEREO. AM ' nf J'ldla, 4tpeed aulomallc ......... Walmrl <IIISOie IIIDIIel. WID oaorlllce lor fila <11 aalhJJ payments. Call . . . . . 1-IJ.«e --- SIX ROOM br!cl homo on Clb St., New Haven. Prlee ~ ed. Rando IIIJ]e, line liedmoms, garage. ~­ Phone ...,., t-1141o ~I'CII-liii(JQflnl ..... J'IDIII, • or • 111111; ~~~~. '1111 ·llolotov cocktail wu d11111lg World War D. It - ID boceadJary greoedL f.!He 1111111 FIAT, - al Z70 Walmol st., Middleport after I p.m. DIAL !192-3284 FACTORY CI.OIIICOilT, . . RNI &t.,. For Sale famous llnmd llereo, lovely waJnul flDIIh. ..,.. let .... big aaiDmallc .....,_., AM • 11'11 ....... '11111 Ill .... muclo bflhor ..... wm 1t11 ror fiCIUI, II' • per 1110D1b. TrJ Gl!lO. 1IOII8T£ITER. II In ,... homa. Clll ...... l'aiiEIUIY - Two bulldiDg t-!Niql lots out of high water. Room lor 3 "' 4 Joouoes. $2501.011 THE AMAZING Blue Lustre ft'BACVSE -'- e room home, will ...... JOUr 1l]llloiMJ bath, pa will funuoce. Half . lleaullfuUJ IIGftalwDpOoer - ·- elalll. . -··~~~~ """io ·.......... ~ .... ... ... Reo! eleelrlc fL OOIJNTRY 110MB I 1lrp lleller Fumllure. 1-1....., rooms, baUo, m good gravel' road, 15 mlnula to PomeniJ. COAL nJIINACE, JIDIII Dn· Mee ohnobbery, fruit. MlolerII, Pu1IIDd, Oblo. t-INip ill. II$ ..... of 111111...... • V11101L TJWI'OiiD COUNTY rAIR ~. IIELEN A880CIATI!II ._. •111111-IIIIm...,.. 8YII.UIJIE Dud at COIIIIIy fair. '11111 lilat-IN!e ehlae will ... faocy wd, ..... bultooholet, dim IDd -.am, tldto mochtno lllld OI!lOI IIOI8l'BI'I'm, ...... --- - ·-· _ .. ---- """· --- ror fHtJO - fM or " per 111011111, 11'7 II In JOUr loome, ean •u . t-IUtc ,.....,,.,.__ ..,....,. short hair, male, 19 months old. Mosguard Breedlng, Phone Mason 773-&295, 918 61p t-17-lle 11164 CJIE\IROLET BISCAYNE, 4 door, stomdarcl shlll, good c:ondltlon. $650, ean New 111>ven 1112-2911. 9-17-tlp CMRIR WANI. IN""POil CGIIJ.ACT FAYE M.W'Y FOUR ROO!! house, bath, IUD bao•rnent, storm doon IDd Windows, aJumlnJgn 8ldln& priced ...-obit. be II 773 GraDI Stn!el, Middleport. t-17~ I'QM!!WY - •±n Jlull6. "" 10 K 10. Ideal ror dtaenual store. llDil' ...... GENERAL srou; - 8enlee Sta11oD IIIII 7 NOm wlllt belb. SIGdt ..... llle. $1!.. . . 11oouoe I ~ In 8TOCit FAIUI - W - · I &004 ~. (111011 ]llllbn, I ,..., fnle ... IDd ....... .... IlliLEN ... VDUliL TI:AFOIID AMM'•TI!II ...... IYIACUIB t-!Nie c.. ............... ••a •• * .... ._,.. ,_.,.,.1 I PAIIII. "'"" 1; 1'11 .. ... two . . , .,_, 111m, ate., Ill Ill ..... I l!elld- ....... lo JD , .... llwiillhlp, llelp ~. Cllll DihhG 1 lllddllpart Ill p.m. • I lllllr I NWia ......rt,O. '· .... ~_..,...,.:., ;,.__._. _ _...'"" •· ....::·~·--·---~ • ·--··~- L... - .. --~--··-••• Oo _ ............... ;.!1 .... .... - , . ........... ,.; •• T"'" ; .. _ _ _ _ _ ,,_ __ _ _ __ ~ • .~ ....... " ........ • • •' Fill Esti1111Ns . • QualltJ Concrete f"'UR mBRS, weflldol ... 1:1 FORD XL eonvertllole, &004 condiUon, 5 .... llreo, .• • t.._ ao IDd • 1111 t i coD after 1:10 p.m....... lad 8rAirlel, 1lullml ........ t-ll.atc MMII. ..IMp -t · \ OF OUR IO&ALISM!!- HocRirwporl, Ohio ' • Delimy • Quick Service • Flnishilll . •Sand & GraYel . lire mJJeo llllltb ~ l'lauaOJ. PboDe 112 I t-ts.lle ~ -THE'/'RE. SIMPL'i PROOFS . . s.,:r.!" BUOKEVE IIEATROLA, lounla coal IDd 'IIIICICI, brick lined. Oiled lea !beD two wtnten, --uent coadllloo, priced .... 81118ble, p~Q» tltU'm. t-IN!e 1!1811 CIIJilVY plcbrrl, Fleetskle. ONE BRITNEY Female Bird Dog Jll.. phone lll.a!MI. 8 mDIIIha old. Oooe German .,_,....lat. TllliiiZ 11001( JIOOSB, llaUo, Ill If,. Aft., pJ101i1 Ill I t-1$41e ails>-' · 1, .~~~~~';I· ·~ ·,· I .,. ... .., ~ •• • • Certified Stre,.U. REALTY _ ,..... Cr.uN ""' ....... taralobod IJiWW ' ....... .I ....... .I I GOEGLEIN GRAVEL Am PAGE MIDDLI!PORT, ONIO HOBSTETTER HelpW•nted Buy . : 6~ . ,.,.... r.w. · ,_ ~ . 992:2689 POMEROY, 01110 - "' Ill•• - · .. ~ OHIO PALLET ·CO. P'URNISliED and llllfllrDIIW llullllill S.rvhn apar1meots. ere. lD aehool. 11164 FORD Falrlane 501, 4-door, t-17-ete t'URTJSS Ill' "'II . . . . .. l'llallt f!IS.MU. , ..114fo u.re . . . . . . a~~~~ .. radio IDd limo, good ....U. FOUR year old llllh, t11No lion. Mlllll sen, leaving 1or GRACE'S BEAUTY SIIOI.', TIWL!R SPACE, all utiJHieo ••4lnedlclllllll ..... foarllooo Arablall, PboDo . . VIetnam. See Gerald Hollon, by aiiiDI Pubr • Zllt, Po: Gbealor will be elooed for lwei 1118. ..11 ... available. looquln 158 MuJber. ... mile eaal of ..... PviDts _.., or Mat OcJaholk ..... Sepl. Ill lllnoulh ry after S <11 I p.m. Write P. off Rl. 7. t-17.ac Ool. u. t-17-31p 1• • 0. lin 4111 Pomeroy, 5-a.tfe IS CIIBIC FOOT rofrlgerator, frOIIIIeol, ... mabr, ""' c. C. IBADFOID liii!iiU!I will be a Gun !lboot nJRRiliiiED GARAGE ~ FRONT END, suitable for mat.' pan old, .olio eleelr!c raop. lnl a trailer, $15; 11ree, ltWriGIGiiiB ......,, Seplember 21 boP> ma .., LIDmiD. BID: UWIIIea good coodiUon. Pbooe ... C ) I . . , .. lllnll at ...., at tile Forbd opriDp """ wbeela; 1110 galpaid; ....... IDly. PboDe Ill.. t-17-llc . . . . . ,I lon water lank, IIUilable lor 1laa llportsmoiO Club. E...,_ . .. f.JI.IIc hmdtng water, • . Edward 011aa 1 • 1111 RED FORD P\dllrl 8portl .... .. we!como. ·• 1 Gilt Ball, Pbooe Ill '"· t-1741c Coupe, bueket - . erulle I l Ill BAND f!'lf!r'/ Frlclay IDd Satur· ~e,aewUru,l'baae• dol II Jaet't Club <11 llarri- 'I'IWI " ' LOTS. Bob'• IIAIIIIIt I'IVE alz - - old male tit- I'm. HHic AIR mHDliiOWIHU RcMJ ,-.. Ooart, IIJriW!IW, Ohio '"' Slat. .....W. Road off Rt. 7. o.mCall IllRt. IJI, l'llallt -1. 1111111 wilco. Jd'l . . , . lrJ Dnlllo by Gayle lkDoaafter t p.m. ..17.ac · PICK YOIIR own appleo. Law· t-U-lle ·· ..,.. Ordllrd, 81. Rt. IG ald IDd lois llrilten. · Fl_~C teb!, ~ IDd near U. 8. 50. . . . . . 9-IMk 8\IBRYONE II IDY!Iod lo Roll- #UkNI8Hi!:D TWO 8EDR0011 -"K ra.,., - .;.., c.rt RUDY Jill[ . • ..... APAIITMJ!:NT, MJddJepart, .... Gun Club 'lnp llbool, BarnbW, Tuppen Plalno. pJIOiil _ . _ Kite CJ.&ARANCE ON AWJI. Pbone M'l-!4410. t-17-llp Wurdl7. Sept. 21 II I p.m. IJM( I"'IIIIING BOA'111. II, 111m illlool, Sept. 21 II I p.m. Fill ud,.. . . ·'"' .... II, IS root. KIDpho"'' llael ............. 0.,. ... mile Roollud Ill 'I'IWLER SPACE, ....,. Ia PLAY PEN IDd ear lUI. IIIII. Salol, Ill Coaoly Rood II, boat up, prloate, ploaiJ of Jolin L,_, 541 ~ An., IIIII R11i111 • a Ct., M'«r Lima 1koM, follaw alpl, ... mile of Rt. D, ]1111111 ]lilt, c:Mi; ' I • Ill Middleport, t-17.ac 110 .oleubolle beta 1401 ......, for M' ea Ill plaJ. ••• t-It-Hie PboDe . . . l l-lf.4fe .. 1111 ~. ... . . 'I I DELIVERED TO ---- srm. ""' • or'l llconle? Call ...... I II tie PER TON .-.t. .. --- . ~D ,,~VI~~ ... AU '&lls Rllduclld · ·•" •·.~i' Ali'I'OliOBILII , _ _ ben -lledt Loot ~ ss.oo Mile • lllllur•- Mlnl111um DiaMeter 2 in. ~. I WILL NOT be reoponllble for any debll coalracted lly anyPublic Slle - oilier tloan mpelf. AUCI'ION: I RAVE IDid 1111 Torry Leo Wolfe, farm and will aaiJ the folfowRt. I, l'l>rllaDd, Oblo llla pe!IOIII) property al my t-11-Mp ""Jdenee located OliO mile llmiODilmfG Jr141 8mllb u of a.e.ter, Ohio Ill County ll<>ad II oil of Stale . . . . openllir and blgb lily]. Route 7 {Watdl lor uJe ar: lilt. EveniDa ~ rows). Sa~, Sept. 21. mdLohJe <II 'l'1oolcla1l I D d 1111. 10:110 a.m. - Friplalro 11andQI. Blloa'l 1leauly relrlgorator, eleelrlc ._, llbap. 11011 N7t A..., l'omoroJ. dishes, towels, rlnle tubl, l'llallt . . . t-JMII: n.e p1eee d1ooelle 1108 'I'JIADS...CIII lar ... Rtl, Sllve 'one n', eurtains, . . . 1illlllm IJaaoa, JM. llln!w rup, ~ balliper, llriJ ""· wall lelepbmoe, quDIInl lrameo, lmllDI board, Maylaf wuher ('lll'lnser), irJLL DO ...tnt II loomt eolfee table, utillty earl, .,. ....... )lll<bll. pealq, tomatic walber, delt, rueter" llemmlac. llleratlcms, IIIII. JI'Nddlo Thabet. lluon, dn!uer, lour - . """"' ....... 'I'IUII!. f.a.lle swing, droaer IIIII Vllllty, law!o ehaln, elder bmnloo WILL DO PAINTING, ]lllmalllaB, {3), atone jug, erNIII ......... ....... Md eloclrlc - " 1or, e1oc1r1c driB, bencll me. IIJ ..net or by hw. Pia. beocb lll'lnder, ll hp motor, ~........ ..Dip 4 1 I fool pleture window, glus door, one Jot of wloll..,._ MaDy oilier art!cleo too WILL UUSE all electric tbree . . . _ lraiJer lor aae year. Dlllll&llllll Ia meollon. Termll, eub. OWoer, W. E. JlrowD. 0111 eblld OK. BmUord an!a. LUDeh aened by dourcb. Not ~. Georp Fields, 1301 rMpODillols for ............. 11111 11n1 8lnel, ChJcaco, m. _,... AuciiOD Oompeny, .... t-17.ttc Racloe, Ohio. l'boooe IMHIZI, C. C. llradfonl, A•••h • . IPICIAL SALE <11 !lois weot. A. C. Bnodtoid, Mgr. • - · • dreaeo ml ekolb..15-it~ ... IDd eblldna'• cloO!lnB. .lellon ClolbinB !Ibn, Rt. 33, PwwiO) . t-17.tlc PHONE 992-2094 Maa:lmu11 Dlam•t•r 10 ln. COlli . . . . . . ._ . Amaid Brolllen, .._.,, pJIOiil .... -GUARANI'I'ED- ROUND WOOD ALL SPECIES ern, clean, adults fll'll)'. Phone 99W134, 9 18 tic Notb .. .WANTED I •= - .. Forhnt Help W•ntecl ·s:ss-· . a.- Pnlf, ... '. Whnl Alignment 614-992~2181 - . . lloilr ,._, .... II'IV, l]lllo ,..., JID,IIJD BTU, ..; ' Iii clJaoiJIIIoa bolleno 1fiJII ..... t10 IIIII up; aae 0011 alolllr wltll &IIINII t'll; oil _ ................. ;Dud POMEROY, OHIO .-x:Pm · call Pomenir ..... _,. mlaod by lois patlllltl, Mr. 1111 Mro. C.rl !bnbado ml odolen and brotber. t-11-llp ~.,~ i.• ~-· ~'' PmA'IOBII, WA~ OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. .-.. Aold who, tlooalh jail • dear. ' ~~~- ' ·> "'· ...... '' u ·• • lliiiDa, l'llrtlaDd. Goololltilel-nlovedoo C6R BOPS, appi,JIIl )111'1111 II FOUR ROOMS IDd bath, atDdear, Ovw'l 8lelt Boule, ........ Ity room, eloee to ,_ J>amo. roy grade IIChool. Large lol lllllllt .. tile .. Can 911J.2540. t-17-lle Tao for away lor 1JSb1 or lfALI!: 01t II'II:IIALB, run or. pm lime nllld or dol, 1PP11 ~ Bat IIIII too far lor llooa&hl lo .. )111'1111 JIBII', Alllaii. Oldo. FOUR ROOMS apartment, m• - ., -~~ ROBIN ·MALONE ................ M. trans., radio. IIIIIDOr)l of Eulene ll:loonbadl who paoooed away - ,..,. .... tadoJ, September II. :-:. . ~ Pomeroy Motor Co. "' ...... .. - - - - - · · · · AKQ .. . . Galdiol Alb ....IJiildlopllrl. .. IN LOVING .. --. "CHEVEILE •••• • .•• • ••••••••• ,,,,,,,$1995 · 4-Door Hardtop Local owner, low mileage car, bel.p ftnlah . · with matchbiS interior, w..--w, like aew, V8, •uto. traDL, · P.S., radio lnl heater. ' . 63 . CHEVROLET • , • • • , .. . . . . . , . . . . . . . . . . .$699 , ~er Sport CCH~Je. VB etWine, 4-epeed trans. radio. 62 CHEVY D • , , • , ••• , •• , • , • , , ••••.• : •• $69 Hardtop Coq>e, Local owooer car. Red finish, slandord 1ft MlriiOI'Y ·.·. Co. I Of•ICI MOUU . .. " POtilu ~ .;,a · Pomeroy ·~·-'.,...:..=-.:...• •· ..., , , .... ........................ :~ ....... . ~: ' .' . ' t:l! ;i!;•r~,S ,i ~· v• -r==.~ ' \ ~ ~'t' WMPO INFORMAnON NEWS· presents . .· REPORTS DAILY . AT 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND 4:30 -=--= lEGAL NOJICE ' --=~~~-"'u~ • .·•= ·~ -~ ~ ...-:.. .,,_~ . . ~ ol... _ iiiiiil'oi:. IIOJ!!i --='"C.-. : · b""~~1,qg{'. :r-1: ~ !J:.!Jii;· .1:# --=. M )''f. ~~· ; ·-1,"'f . ,,..~~-..i= ... .... . .. ... "f- . .... c. ,_, O!t .!11'- - ., , : ---'·- ~ . ·; · .I ,·r h I -- ·• ' . -.::·~~ . . .. .............. . r ; ! ......... '' :ft.,!:\.~ = . .• ,,;.i!.}J ~ .c. --. I '. P~M. I :: I -.•. l<eeping Meig$ Gallia and -. ......- Mason Area ~ lnfo~med As . Well As • ~ , .Entertained .... , .,., 1" .• ' ...... ......... I . •JfAILY ., c·ROS'SWOilD LEGAL NOTICE .,. · ·, 1.~ . . · o:u4otJ . -'-uu:.. I. NtiMn "' o-ool iO.Kiaol ' .: iLa.locl· · • oqlo 'l;' ,_, I ...aa. __ IJ.11.-bo Cblol d.Ruop U.'l'onloln ....... IT.·..woe 18. OJul -..,......,.. ..--. .,.....,.......... cutlan ·a.a.m. ,.... ' ao.w-ia ~I . '. • Water ' . lapRB . "J JI fWOY t · . �. , o., 5oPI. 18, t96a Alfred Methodist Church Annual Homecoming Held ' ~~ =~·!•!•:0:~;;.;:;~:;:;::::::::;~:::!~·-::::::::::::::~~::;:;::tt iiSoctal Calendar'!! =i iii I . ~, • Minersville WSCS Pl~ns " Bake Scile on Septemb'er 28 ' ':..• - .... .• ,1 ~ '' ',' ... ,;., .. , . ~.:. Givetn i- ., . . . r ··~ · . .){'. ·· , ..; ! . . ' ., .. On ColumBus Set ) ... a solo, M,y God Ia Real," Rev. Ropalro to tile church rood. ' ,•·\ I· , . i ·'.} Monclo,y at lhe Charles NorrJa; and a trio, "Be. WIU' were noted and a vote Of WFDNEIDAY lloai>ltal. A form .i r A on lhe rec,nt ala)!> · it wal ~........:Yo! ~· P1101 were made for a bake cause ot Him," and uurtll You've to R 01 aalo .., Sept. :18 at tile !Dnoa teacher In GaiiWio. loO 1 o w aeaalca hold in (:olumhua W&l . a,oNimeewaor~ .Uhl ..... aood attendan<e. The doy began Known the Love ot God," both WINDING TRAIL Gardon Club lllanka was Jmes, township truetee, at Mon .. WedneidaJ', 8 p,m,, homeotMrs. with &lnda.Y School at 9:30, !oi- by the Boyles tamUy, building in MlneravWe. 11 wao teaeheo at tloe Mount GUild Jli-.117 MrL De~ Slllll, ,...,. MI&Jioport'- APIJIIII' IGCial doy nlsht' • meetJna of tile WomSchool. Jowed by worship services at Allard Pratt. There will be a cllor, al 'MGndll ni&lll"s meOti'W ·WU plaDnOd tor tho Oel. 7meet:. The sermon, Ufleaven," by .d~ to • o( ap. ..,. a Society ol Christian Serv- preciljlon Mro. E. 0. Tewkoba17. Mrl. o1 Tboodoruo cauneu 11. llousJt. 1~45, with the Rev. Casto in Rev. Charles Norris, was liken- plant exchanao. or tho .....,IL ' . to Mra. EdmandJonea ice of the MlnerovUJe Methocharge. J, E. Harley, and Mro. Georae SYRACUSE THDID Wedneodoy lero o( Amorlea. heldattheiOOF Mn. llaJO,& ~ ,. 1be lor uae of her building in Pomed to the great homecoming A basket dhmer was served "permanent, beautiful, no sor: Homemakers Club, JO a.m. Wed- dist Church held at tile lxlme or eroy for a ptial eowlc:Uora pi~ ~ Sonaale. A Allderaon wore in Galllp>Uo HaiL at 12:30 on the church lawn. row, pain, nor death; death here nesda,r at munlcipaJ park meet. Mrs. Norman McCI:llum with $6 oontriiJUiion waa made to Mra, Tueodoy. to atiend a oloeetbog o( Piano lor aalo to dU at Chitan Park ._, ... ]\Iitie&- . Mrs. Karl Grueaer aa eo-hostHeY. Jack Young asked the bless~ Is an avenue that takes us to l.ng house; activities tor year Wendell !lutler lor OJrpelloea of tile PreoliY!erY. be held Oct. a. 4, and 1 In the to. She IW.IIii II'GII1> · 1ng. The afternoon program be- Heaven, where there's be no will be plaMedi _potluck dinner a retreat. · Mrs. Meyme llarlenbaelo of building on Court st. in Pcmeroy will sell pi'Oj'lqj illlii' ani · gan at 1:30, with Lloyd DilHn- more death, DO llmerals, a n d at noon. Members to bring own It was. amcu~cecl that the sen. Kent opont a..erai doyt hero lormerl.j> .....,loci. by ~s that tile IUIIIIai Chrlilitiaa ~ ger, chairman, and Florence death is no res_pector of per- table servicei beverages ,PrOY:IdIce ol _proyer and selr-donlal last week l\lr, and Mrs. Slotero wore mode. Pera0111 with boa been sot lor Dt.;. IJ. ai 1lili Spencer, pianist. ed by the hostess. All hoJnomak. will be held al the OCtober meet- J. E. &m!>aon. J0iro1ooJ her at rumNP to COIIIributA! are asked Redwood lm, 80ii>n. Tllil'e will '. sons," he said. The following program was tile &m!>-• over tile woelcelod to e-ct lllrL LUlie Hauck. bo a •I pft Inc. "When the old ship Zion pulls ers welcome. presented; were Mr. ,and Mrs. R u 11 e I I Mra. Marprot Saidenabol. Mra. The program presented by Also - e d w u ~ In to the pearly gates, somePAS!' PRESIDENTS Parley, A song, "When We All Get Oile will be there to meet ua Lena•, Barbara and Bobl:v", ot stahl, or Mra. Nellie llayeo. · Nlcht to be h,ld at GalllpQU 1 .., Mra. !lellaGrueaerincludedaevLadies Auxiliary ot Drew Web. ~pport to the Crowl miaoiCIIReveoroa. Thill' retunood to their to Heaven," by audience; pray- - Jesus first or all, n he said. lnatolled at tho meotlll( 117 Oct. 21 and thalloliulr·CIW.moeteral readings . a nd a talk by Mrs. ster Post 39, American Legion, ary ramlly in Naln>l>~ Africa homes&mday. . er, by Rev. Uber, or Wellston; A number by the Tuppers Plains McCallum on · "Scienlista, their Mra. SOideubot were lllra. Gloa ill( to be held at 1:30 p, m. .., 8 p.m. Wednesday, home of Mrs. was pledged by tile Evangeline a story, in poetry form or choir was roUowed by t h e Great Miracles, and the CloseSwalzet. six months lrusteo. and Oct. 13 Ill 'I'IIII>Oti Platu lor . Paul Cascl, Brownell Ave., Mid. Missionary Society or tho Pom"God's Trees," by Rev. WU- song, "Amazing Grace," by the Mrs. Winona Cook,asaociatejm>. atato. past ata1o and diJI!riclof. . dleport, eroy Church of Christ Monday neaa to God." SJe also commentUam Uber, with Mrs. Uber mak- audience. The benedJctioo was by lor put eounellw. ftcerL night at tile home of Mrs. Den- ed 011 communlq work lor othing a chalk painting during the Rev. Casto. Mrs. Grace Stace remllns W ers. and reeked an original poem, BOSWORTH COUNCIL f6, Roy. ver Kapple, Maple Place. reading; a solo, "Who Am I?,'' a1 and Select Masters, stated PlBII.s were made during tile UMy Garden!t by Florence Spencer; and recGroiQ> alni!lng of "in the Garassembly, 7:30p.m. Wedneodoy, meeling presided over by Mrs. ognition or churches Yisltln,g, as den'" - - proyor by Mra. Maaonie TOIIlj)le. Danny S. Zir- Orville Well to remember IJU. follows : Thppen Plains, Lott· !lutler and Paalm 37 by Mrs. kle, illustrious master. ins during the month. A roundridge, Chester, Orange, Ather.:;, Karl Grueser. Readinp were THURSDAY nlbln card waa sent to Mrs. Oa 5aturda.f, Sept. 14 at 6:30 lllr. ml Mra. -olph Moore ol ~de, The Plains, &ewart, CarM "To Labor for Love" by Mrs. Mrs. Allen Eiehinpr waa de- p. m. Loretta Win became lhe C<ilumbua; Mr. and Mrs. Cllarlea TWI-LIGHT GARDEN C I u b Rodney Hysell, Who has a new penter, Harri80llville, Wellston, Herbert PUgh; "In lhe Bread votional loader Ill a meetlnjr of bride ~George W~g~~er, baby. Thursday, 7:30 p.m., home D. Fridley, BarJ>an. Cyalhla, Mr. and Mrs. James R. WamsOhio, and Point Pleasant, W. o( ille"' by Mro. Otto Harten- tile J.O.F. Ciaaa o( the United Mrs. Harold Smith presentTile bride Ia tile dqhter or ~ m1 Cllarlea Jr. of'J..,.._ ley entertained Sunday with a par. Mrs. Eddie Smith, Wehe Ter . 14 Va. badl; HaYe Patience" by Mrs. Methodist Church 111o11c11y night. Mrs. Goldie M. Fridief, p..,._ race. ed dovolions uaing the late - 1o1m; Mro. Jlo&er Armo andLI• ty hoooring their children, .June Several numbers were done SJe used, '"One w..,- to Cover OJW. and tile late Charles w. ol ~old; MrO: ·E olpr E. MAGNOLIA TEMPLE 198 tin Luther King's, "I H a d a Roland Wolle; '-I..Dok Up" by Arut, on her ninth birthday,andJ. by the Tuppers Plains mixed Pythian Sisters, Thursday, 7:s0 Dream." Pr-.,rer was by Mrs. Mrs. Sarah Brown; "Old l\lfr· Error,u 11 her meditation tap .. Frldllll'. Mr. W~g~~er Ia the aon Brewer of Portland; llro. WD· · choir, of Jack Young's church- R., on his foorth birthday; and p.m., D. of A. Hall. Members Robert Wood, and membera re. itual" by Mrs. FAJgene Forbes, Jc, read scripture frotn Heor William 11. w~g~~er, Sr•• or Uam wa.,.r. Jr•• Mn. Cllarleo their niece, Melissa Smith, oC es, and testimonies followed. and "A Voice of Demoeraey" brewa, and had proyer. Mra. Pomeroy, Rwte 2. urged to attend. · aponded to roll call witb t h o Varian. Delbert Fridley. L1rr1 .' others were a solo, "Each Columbus, on her rourth birth-by Mra. llrool<a Sa,yre • Eddie &nitll read on article .., answer to question on the book Glvea lnlD.Irriagebyherbroth- FrldiiQ'. Mrs. Goldie Frldlllj', day. Step I Take," Lewis Winner· Mro, William Russell read tile rormer Slmp11011 M. E. Church er, · a.rJea Fridley, the brfdi EPISCOPAL Church Women r1 Esther. • Ice cream aDd cake were serv".Watch Your Word&;" M r s. wlllch IIPPOIIred in tho Melia wore a pile yellow dress and car- Klmberl.j> ~ Ouilllno llu• Thursday at tbe Parish House; The missfonaty ~~on •• Mined following a r&mily dinner at 12:30 luncheon, followed by pro- oriq Evangelism in the United Cllftord Phlllips, "Worlanen's Count;y local )llper, "The Lead- ried a white mum with yeUcor aor and l{ellll Nuuei-. PO...roy. liOOlL Guests were Mrs. James Mr. and MrL w...,.r are roPrfYer;" Mrs. Stella Grueaer, er," Feb. 18, 1897• streamera. Smith and dausflter, Marsha, ~ gram by Mrs. Fred Crow, Jr., States" was conducted by Mrs. sldlow in Johnstown. 'J'IIIIj' are Mrs. Lorenzo CUtter conductA rwnmage sale will be held lumbus; Miss Bonnie Wamsley, and Mro. Charles Gibbs. Kapple. It was noted that the Oc- "'111read of Life;•• and M r s. Tho double rill( eerem01111 was ODIIIIOI'od in Columhua. Thursday and FridBJ by the Hap. ROCK SPRINGS Better Health tober meeting wiU be at tile par. Stutler read a poem from a ed tile meetlllg witb jllona be- perrormod at tile Frldilll' home by Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Norman serviceman, "God Keep Me ing made ror a ra11 rwnmaae tile Rev. Edward Gritllth or 14w PY Harvesters Class of the TrirPClub, 1:30 p.m. Thursday, home oonage. Fhher, Senecaville; Mr. an:l ity United Church of Christ at sale, A card ot tlluks was road or Mrs. Arlie Abbott; M r s. Refreshments were served by Clean, " Mrs. Clarence Wamsley, Clifton, Bottom. Miaa Sherry Hutton and Brlda.. A Ja.lad course, nut bread, the Elber reld buildi~ next to Bena Whaley, program; M r s. Mrs. Kapple to those named and !rom tho Borlha Oliver family. W. Va. ; Mrs. Sue Roush, Clifton, Delbert Fridley &er\'ed •• attellllThe Rainbow WhJrlpool the L. and Z. Shop, The sale will ai"KI Susan and OJarles Wright Fred Goegletn the contests. Mrs. Looia Oebome, .Mrs. Wai- and co1ree were served by the Members reaponded. to roll call IIIII tor tile e<q~le. Rapids and Lftl.1o~ be held from 9 L m. to 3:30p. m. Bonnie Wood, and Cindy, SclX~ ELEANOR CffiCLE, 7,30 ter Kelll\ed.Y, Jr., Mrs. Conrad hostesses to those named and with a favorite teacher. Immediately loD'"'III( the wee!- ton are the three iDtera.uonaJ both days. Cllildren's wear and Mrs. Coster and Mra. Antone dinr a reeepti.., was held. Guest. . bridge• whlcl! conpe<.1 tile 'lburaday night, Heath Mothodist Ohlinger, and Mrs. Helen LeU- Mrs. Osmer Roush. Mrs. Emma Gregg, Gene and Bernice McHlnea, Mrs. Bert Grueaer, and Lucke served relreshmento dur- were Mr. and Mrs. Goorp H. United States and Caua~ ill cooking utensils will be featured. Kinney, Pomeroy, Church. hell. Mrs. Charles Grueser. Ing a concluding iloclal 11our. M<M>re, Tony and Gregory, n <l the Niagara Falla area. 1 The annual homecoming of the Alfred Methodist Church was held &lnda.Y, Sept, IS, with a '' .· 11 il.i r.orl w. ashino-ton... ', a """"'"'" ·..W • ,• ·.· Crowl Family s.· ex"""- · ~te lntormatloll on'all such programs, T h i 1 informatlon wouid then be up-<lated monthly. Thio leglalatloo was baaed on . an elgJrt month study Or Federat .Pi'loarama, wllleh shoWed Uoe lack of adequate in!ormatlon on Yarioul programs, as well as qlieati.., and overiawing ot procrams. Pubil~; reaction to the otucl,y and tile lloting or program• was lwifl ml ,oiallomrlde. Some ql these reactions make aood reading, ie; In. the. Wodneodoy, June 26th , .Waahlngtpn Post a columnist indicated " ... Democrats and Republican~. alike. eonaenativea and llbenls aiiM, .and nwo,y who Fall Rummage Sale Planned Birthdays of Three Are Celebrated Eblin- Wagner Vows Token of .<·' '. ·.· . Two.Doy Sole Set · .~aod ··•. Jl • PIZZG ••••••••••••••••••• .. . e s ••••••• a e IX··········Ju1•ce..................... MRS. PAUL'S FRIED · Fish Fillets..-9···· :~~z. rThese Values Will Make • Your Budget Smile!" Cheer Up! . ,MRS. TUC RS • ·. WITH CHEESE CHEF-BOY-ARDEE I .. •ti - BETTY CROCKER SEVERAL KINDS .. ARGO PINEAPPLE . 1iotJ~1v The Wall street Joumai, in a 1:- ~ '-r< . 2"9e "' Quaker 0ats............."···· . ,•··' t"' -I '. pp /Iii ; Ia j__, JONATHAN .. ' 55~ Pdcll Effeclln Sept~ 19-20-21 MARKE AT RUnAND RUTLAND DEPT. STORE FOR SCHOOL LUNCHES. •••• :t..il)ore _pro(lllbly uaed Appio & Raloln ' Thaok light Restrttd to Uiiit · Quantilies -~ . Hurt'• Pinto or Great North.,. Old S..Qke _HouR · .SLICED -BACON_ ' Calif. Oranges ~ Inotont Cofloo · fll1 '\... the IJIDual c;atalog, it'~ ,,z:. Hunt'• 4 lh. hag lllid in .... _....r ............ !hat . . Fruit CocktaU•.••••••• 4-'!:!"sl .Catsup ••••• ~ •••••••••••• !!~·: 19e Maxwell House ••••••• ~.;··ate Pre-Cooked Beans •• ~:·· '.59~· Yoo Bral!4 . •. 2 Pie Filling·······~·····!':~ 29~ lenlll\r edUorial, frio*, would slmpl!Cr matters lor .C,.te•, cltfea, universities and ·alhero IO!Oidng ror Fecleratllmdl. To lind their woy thl'OUIII the Flllloral maze tile ald.aeekel"s R"'ular or Quick -:.: - clear Idea bow JUecess!UI are aoaialulee pro. 11;01!1•/' ~"' ails lmowlodge. .t he( ue"'illrll.v lack the abOit.Y ~ · :! !'l~ool. lllilfY, or atreim. · Uno I oprawling maelolilecy to · elllcil!lll and lesa rednndent .. cans - Del Moilto Full of Frtilt ria!& liaud\Ja dOiliB ....,, A number of IIOWS)IIperl e&r• ried an ·edUorial entllied "All 46 oz. • ID tho proeesa, lloou&h. Fecl·erai flmds might be distributed · ...,•. u141fUU,y and .,uau>ly. All ..... 'lllllcant•io tnoe need Ia ,.... 'j~ , • •• _ : iilinl'• ret~.~ by hia lll!ilJt;y ID hire lobbylsti to wrang~emon.. . q !rom WaaloiJoilon. Moreover · tile ., apooec1 cataioc would at - l..fl ·make It Utile harder to -'lolde the averlaJI!IInJ m1 noli in tile present meJiT aelup•• All of .... CIUiiWIEWitl, anc.t. a . CHOCOLATE :· MILK SEVERAL FLAVORS qt. c :204! '• We really can't answer that question ... Biggs said Crabtree, as sistant lb. generous budgets and modest budgets. We can tell you this, though. There are "Bj!, .!!,uy" \\lAW e~ w~. fn addition, there are every-day low prices -· ' ''' ,,, ,.' II DELICIOUS FIRST OF THE SEASON -FLAME RED a big difference on you1•total food bill. Tokay Grapes . The greater your food needs, Jud Harvested! Ohio G-rown Grim•' Golden the more you must buy ~ach week ... Jonathan Apples the more you'll save at A&P. .CO·LD CH-: Y . ;Mo _ n P1es l·lb. • • • ................ ,.. • . ........ .., .......... ·-· _ I jlr Ill" "" ' " • ,·· =z·:..,;: ..,, ·- • sgc lb. Sandwich Bread • • Italian Bread Larce Donais .~:. • • . -esc Peash or PineaJPie Pie . -4t SLICED ' ; j • ' ' Prlc" good thno Sot. S.pt. 21ot. in Columb&..1 Unii AlP Stor.._ Muvel lc:e Cl'eam ••• 'lc::1·S 9c ·aawa••an .. p UIIC:h loaa Peac:hes :%': •• 4 $100 . Saltines ••. • 294? SPECIAL LOW PRICE!- SAVE 13c ' ' RED GOLD ORLO-CAL 46-0L can WHYPAYMORE? Why Pay More! ... .,.. •....,. SPECIAL! SAVE I Oc -z~39c r ,__________________ I Bag 7c OH Label Detergent POWER ,Lu;·~: I· 3-lb. /--------------------------------~ GIANT PACKA&E ::;:: ,8-~t:~ $1 -·w Potato Chips OT BIG BUYS on A & P Groceries! Sllinach •Ml • lb. box Mushrooms . It's as simple as that. .,A&P IRAND - FROZEN • FRESH - CRISP Perfect Witt. Sfubi Sno-White Batton Fr oze n Fo od s 1 ·---.-~ .. ..,. BIG BUYS on AliP Fresh Produce! The combination will make I = 1••• - • '' o,l •r 29-oL • cans :1 450 EXTRA PLAID STAMPS Tlltt nls Slrl. T1 YHr FrladiJ St•••l ..... ___ liP,...... Plaid CHECK ITEMS YOU IUYI 1• ,..~ ==-~-- SPECIAL hOW PRlCEI...- SA~ 6c . . . ~ " . SPEC~JAL LOW PRI<?El..L ~AVE I tc . l·lb. boz ·' '. ~- :-aytime "' '2~79' '. pkr• ..,.- - ..,.. on thousands of items throughout the.sto1·e. ;..,.,.. 31b. can '. Fresh H1111 ,::·H~~ . . ,.. S5c Cap'n John Seafood Sale TUI'tiJ Wl1p , , , , ••· 25c Oceaa ...... Flllete • ::: .. Frrer Qull'llr ~~~~ • • ••. Jic Whlll•c Fill... • • ::: ec Breakfast S.•c• ~~.,',':~"' ';;.- 79c Fried Fi.. Sticlls • • ;:: Sic Port Steaks .~ • • lb. • FI011Hr Fillets , • ;:: fie Luacll leal ~J~~:: Sole Fillets • , , :.'! fie Sullaaa Meat Pin • SeafMd 111111'1 • • Sic Ecllrich S.Jlu Sluup • ••. 15c .,.... w Ptrlllll z..:.. $J19 Baaeluslott. Roand •••. 99< Banelus Top Ro11d • ••. sto• Juicr ClaUteak • • • ...s12a Ground R!IUid-ltuk . ........ ate Sirlol•' np SitU ":." SJ29 T111der CuH SteM , , ,.. st " Delmoalco Stulrs • , ••. SJ98 Beef Rump Rolli .,. • • 111. Nc because there are large families and small families, • Snat;h! an phone, ' • For After-School ,.' ' r lb. pq, I Wet"e~nec.tiU7.'' tile ' could only be reollzed. He said the board may reconsltter the action ot refusal if ap. proached in the prtlper mannernotiOW that he did not Uke the sound of Paul Crabtree's insinu. stlons l'n his reported conversation with Center chairman G. A. Biggs, and be personally cooslcJ.. ered it a threaL Biggs noted in derense or Crabtree he did not reel that the words were well chosen and he personally would not have stilted It that way, but he was merely repeating what Crabtree told him via tele-- NONE PRICED HIGHER- ALL CHOICE CUTS . ·. eiJmilj'to ~ - · hli ~leol!oli. ~~llilds blo I~ hlud 'doeiil't kRolr what 18 oz. boxes at least JO '[eet below this lew!, A. Biggs. chairman. Rev. f'r!n. which is projected over a 50 year Ruasell Priddy. BID llrl!dy. tile period. Rev. C. S. 'l'holqo..., ud D 0 a that point or vtew, and not tram Klaaer1 to· try to ....,..... • prJ. The Rev. C. S. Thom,psonofthe a J)Oiitleai position. .. te meottnr wltlllhe ftve board Mlolaterlal Assn. reported on the The Rev. Clll.rles F'rum, c~ resulta or the weekend public members to discuss the lschatnnan or the Center com~ opinion poll wJih the ballots show- Airlher. we. oold Uoe group ihat only yes- Ing 36~ in llovm: or the Ordnance Former Pt. Pleoaaia Hilfl terday a mem6er or the Corps or school &lw; 48 t&aJnat ond 7 bal- Schooleoochmlathleticdlreetar Engineers inHuntfniton met with lots discounted for obvious reas- Bob !ilertzer told tile IP'OIC> thai him and viewed all the sJtesunder ons such as no signature, Biggs he worked with tile youth o( tho consideration and stated that in sttted that JI"LIII.Y ballots were sUII county each doy and he !elt tho his opinion the onl,yplacetoerect caming in and the reaults otthese peq>le ol Ma11011 COUiotl' had let the center·was at ~nee field. would be noted later. the young peopled..,nand IDIThe Corps Ia the agency that ot all the talk anti argumeata, The matter or financing the cenrecommended to lhe federal gov- ter, should Pt. Pleasant acquire the youth wanted action. ernment the site selection. it, was discussedwithgeneral obThere were many! phases the ligation and revenue bonds me~P Sjx tons of caviar were Corps considered, especial).)' the tioned several times. among provisions brolJ4ht to water level of the land; the After two hours of discussion the Moskva restaurant m the other sites bel~ considered were Meyor D. B. MorganappolnledG. Soviet pavilion at Expo fl. o( ,Round Steak • Sirloin Steak • • t!oat -·· to ¥ate and. local permnenl A 'Coiumhua; Ohio~ .., June 29tl1 in lalldng ar tile Fede!;-' &IW~ &al{ " .... Big Brother . hu Jll'I)Yo<l himlei! to be very.elllelent When II . eomeo to keesllns bl111and ill the ~·· ~ ·But - i t can '' to Gov. Hulett Smith, a resident Point Ploasan4 and the lather anyone throuah the center, ifthis of three children; spoil; rr... He lelt the school S)'stem would benefit as mu~h o'r more than ALL CHOICE CUTS- FULL CUT 111;1 ~. and inluatiV~ . need to,be lllrioed back ... ,.,,.,-lb. : ' BIG BUYS on "Super-Right" Meats! to A Yaklmo. WaahingtDn news; .IIOPer ~ out thai tho bill .......... not ~ to provide io~ olrleiala iritb a "'*"RRlle 8Uicie jo' foderal ald. but to bolp ............. •a! C<lll(resa to decide or not new lll"<lllr&m• .,, . By MAXINE WAL TEllS ard did oot ~ this !JoeL He PT. 'PLEASANT - The new s~ that the rec:reatloi1al-eul· p"ropoHd recreational • cultur- ourat center """"litter was ap. Rl8rlY others were made about al center site AgJin was the.tGph: ~ by him with no thoullot the j)l'OJlOiii Cor a Program in- or discussion b1 the cinter com..: whaUoever to the members' .POmittee at a calJed-meetlna last litical . afllliatloos. and nolloing ronnatlooi Act. was !IOinr to be aeeomt>llshed by · Aboul the only diaoenling aote night in tile ''"' buildlag. The committee members ereotlnr hard !eelinrs and lntlmiwas thai sounded with a thougloiron "'estlon aa to whether or oot '~>iced t11elr 01>lnlona that "))Oil- datl911s. The Ml.)'or went Onto state that the catalog ltoelr might oot he- tics" should beleftoutot'thematter cOmpleteb sOO a positive athe certainly was In tavor or the come a bulsln& waote!UI dorutitude must be taken.on the builclcenter and had spent many hours onent. I eerlalnly hope thai does ing ot the center, even though 00 preliminary ground work. He oot happen. And I don't believe things did oot look so brlcht with a1so relt that the Board of Educ... It will. the refusal ot the Mason County tioo had the right to vote as It II will probobJr be a IIUlllll· .Qoard or Education to erect the saw ftlt and be would not ask it mental job to overhaul the BYI ~ center on the Ordnance school to rescind its decision. "They tern, but I! overlqptng and Otllfield. · do not tell me how to run the er _procedure• which add ¢ • Meyor D. B. Morgan said he dy and I certainly will rot tell _ ... can 10111e..,. he ellmlnates II should be a help in !elt polities had been inJected them bow to run the school into the project and he would not board," he said. 110iving our !local pnlblema. no -tile anonrer !0 "'""~' ,._ ...... •' boxes . iat-W~abin&fon.<l!>­ , c. •· 15 oz. . •• ' etal ill .... begliming to ... and '" FROZEN FOOD BUY! to llolnk I By Oarepee )Wiler .. - On June 2s; 1968, the "Procram lnloroioOIIoo Act,"' IL R, 1791~ ""' tlotrodueed Into tile U, ·lloUJe ot Rebresentalivea. ., ~ a CO:.aponoor of that bill. Tblo '9r<posi!d act would re' quire the Prealdent through the Bootesu or jioe ilo!tlaet to publish al the beilnntoig o( each eaiendar rear an olllctal eotalog or operating FOdera! a11ialulee prosramo containing complete, lsslt~ Committee Reviews Stands o:n Site ~· .. : ~eport ......,l'i!l Support Given . . w .ru.mmaie ' !l!· - ; '1'1~ .DellJ' Sen4nel, MlddleP'ori-I'Oirt,roy, 0. , SepL 18, 1968 . • • pkg. of )5 7:0c ..... __ _ 50 ............. ........ • .... ..... &!,(-. .... l' ' �. , o., 5oPI. 18, t96a Alfred Methodist Church Annual Homecoming Held ' ~~ =~·!•!•:0:~;;.;:;~:;:;::::::::;~:::!~·-::::::::::::::~~::;:;::tt iiSoctal Calendar'!! =i iii I . ~, • Minersville WSCS Pl~ns " Bake Scile on Septemb'er 28 ' ':..• - .... .• ,1 ~ '' ',' ... ,;., .. , . ~.:. Givetn i- ., . . . r ··~ · . .){'. ·· , ..; ! . . ' ., .. On ColumBus Set ) ... a solo, M,y God Ia Real," Rev. Ropalro to tile church rood. ' ,•·\ I· , . i ·'.} Monclo,y at lhe Charles NorrJa; and a trio, "Be. WIU' were noted and a vote Of WFDNEIDAY lloai>ltal. A form .i r A on lhe rec,nt ala)!> · it wal ~........:Yo! ~· P1101 were made for a bake cause ot Him," and uurtll You've to R 01 aalo .., Sept. :18 at tile !Dnoa teacher In GaiiWio. loO 1 o w aeaalca hold in (:olumhua W&l . a,oNimeewaor~ .Uhl ..... aood attendan<e. The doy began Known the Love ot God," both WINDING TRAIL Gardon Club lllanka was Jmes, township truetee, at Mon .. WedneidaJ', 8 p,m,, homeotMrs. with &lnda.Y School at 9:30, !oi- by the Boyles tamUy, building in MlneravWe. 11 wao teaeheo at tloe Mount GUild Jli-.117 MrL De~ Slllll, ,...,. MI&Jioport'- APIJIIII' IGCial doy nlsht' • meetJna of tile WomSchool. Jowed by worship services at Allard Pratt. There will be a cllor, al 'MGndll ni&lll"s meOti'W ·WU plaDnOd tor tho Oel. 7meet:. The sermon, Ufleaven," by .d~ to • o( ap. ..,. a Society ol Christian Serv- preciljlon Mro. E. 0. Tewkoba17. Mrl. o1 Tboodoruo cauneu 11. llousJt. 1~45, with the Rev. Casto in Rev. Charles Norris, was liken- plant exchanao. or tho .....,IL ' . to Mra. EdmandJonea ice of the MlnerovUJe Methocharge. J, E. Harley, and Mro. Georae SYRACUSE THDID Wedneodoy lero o( Amorlea. heldattheiOOF Mn. llaJO,& ~ ,. 1be lor uae of her building in Pomed to the great homecoming A basket dhmer was served "permanent, beautiful, no sor: Homemakers Club, JO a.m. Wed- dist Church held at tile lxlme or eroy for a ptial eowlc:Uora pi~ ~ Sonaale. A Allderaon wore in Galllp>Uo HaiL at 12:30 on the church lawn. row, pain, nor death; death here nesda,r at munlcipaJ park meet. Mrs. Norman McCI:llum with $6 oontriiJUiion waa made to Mra, Tueodoy. to atiend a oloeetbog o( Piano lor aalo to dU at Chitan Park ._, ... ]\Iitie&- . Mrs. Karl Grueaer aa eo-hostHeY. Jack Young asked the bless~ Is an avenue that takes us to l.ng house; activities tor year Wendell !lutler lor OJrpelloea of tile PreoliY!erY. be held Oct. a. 4, and 1 In the to. She IW.IIii II'GII1> · 1ng. The afternoon program be- Heaven, where there's be no will be plaMedi _potluck dinner a retreat. · Mrs. Meyme llarlenbaelo of building on Court st. in Pcmeroy will sell pi'Oj'lqj illlii' ani · gan at 1:30, with Lloyd DilHn- more death, DO llmerals, a n d at noon. Members to bring own It was. amcu~cecl that the sen. Kent opont a..erai doyt hero lormerl.j> .....,loci. by ~s that tile IUIIIIai Chrlilitiaa ~ ger, chairman, and Florence death is no res_pector of per- table servicei beverages ,PrOY:IdIce ol _proyer and selr-donlal last week l\lr, and Mrs. Slotero wore mode. Pera0111 with boa been sot lor Dt.;. IJ. ai 1lili Spencer, pianist. ed by the hostess. All hoJnomak. will be held al the OCtober meet- J. E. &m!>aon. J0iro1ooJ her at rumNP to COIIIributA! are asked Redwood lm, 80ii>n. Tllil'e will '. sons," he said. The following program was tile &m!>-• over tile woelcelod to e-ct lllrL LUlie Hauck. bo a •I pft Inc. "When the old ship Zion pulls ers welcome. presented; were Mr. ,and Mrs. R u 11 e I I Mra. Marprot Saidenabol. Mra. The program presented by Also - e d w u ~ In to the pearly gates, somePAS!' PRESIDENTS Parley, A song, "When We All Get Oile will be there to meet ua Lena•, Barbara and Bobl:v", ot stahl, or Mra. Nellie llayeo. · Nlcht to be h,ld at GalllpQU 1 .., Mra. !lellaGrueaerincludedaevLadies Auxiliary ot Drew Web. ~pport to the Crowl miaoiCIIReveoroa. Thill' retunood to their to Heaven," by audience; pray- - Jesus first or all, n he said. lnatolled at tho meotlll( 117 Oct. 21 and thalloliulr·CIW.moeteral readings . a nd a talk by Mrs. ster Post 39, American Legion, ary ramlly in Naln>l>~ Africa homes&mday. . er, by Rev. Uber, or Wellston; A number by the Tuppers Plains McCallum on · "Scienlista, their Mra. SOideubot were lllra. Gloa ill( to be held at 1:30 p, m. .., 8 p.m. Wednesday, home of Mrs. was pledged by tile Evangeline a story, in poetry form or choir was roUowed by t h e Great Miracles, and the CloseSwalzet. six months lrusteo. and Oct. 13 Ill 'I'IIII>Oti Platu lor . Paul Cascl, Brownell Ave., Mid. Missionary Society or tho Pom"God's Trees," by Rev. WU- song, "Amazing Grace," by the Mrs. Winona Cook,asaociatejm>. atato. past ata1o and diJI!riclof. . dleport, eroy Church of Christ Monday neaa to God." SJe also commentUam Uber, with Mrs. Uber mak- audience. The benedJctioo was by lor put eounellw. ftcerL night at tile home of Mrs. Den- ed 011 communlq work lor othing a chalk painting during the Rev. Casto. Mrs. Grace Stace remllns W ers. and reeked an original poem, BOSWORTH COUNCIL f6, Roy. ver Kapple, Maple Place. reading; a solo, "Who Am I?,'' a1 and Select Masters, stated PlBII.s were made during tile UMy Garden!t by Florence Spencer; and recGroiQ> alni!lng of "in the Garassembly, 7:30p.m. Wedneodoy, meeling presided over by Mrs. ognition or churches Yisltln,g, as den'" - - proyor by Mra. Maaonie TOIIlj)le. Danny S. Zir- Orville Well to remember IJU. follows : Thppen Plains, Lott· !lutler and Paalm 37 by Mrs. kle, illustrious master. ins during the month. A roundridge, Chester, Orange, Ather.:;, Karl Grueser. Readinp were THURSDAY nlbln card waa sent to Mrs. Oa 5aturda.f, Sept. 14 at 6:30 lllr. ml Mra. -olph Moore ol ~de, The Plains, &ewart, CarM "To Labor for Love" by Mrs. Mrs. Allen Eiehinpr waa de- p. m. Loretta Win became lhe C<ilumbua; Mr. and Mrs. Cllarlea TWI-LIGHT GARDEN C I u b Rodney Hysell, Who has a new penter, Harri80llville, Wellston, Herbert PUgh; "In lhe Bread votional loader Ill a meetlnjr of bride ~George W~g~~er, baby. Thursday, 7:30 p.m., home D. Fridley, BarJ>an. Cyalhla, Mr. and Mrs. James R. WamsOhio, and Point Pleasant, W. o( ille"' by Mro. Otto Harten- tile J.O.F. Ciaaa o( the United Mrs. Harold Smith presentTile bride Ia tile dqhter or ~ m1 Cllarlea Jr. of'J..,.._ ley entertained Sunday with a par. Mrs. Eddie Smith, Wehe Ter . 14 Va. badl; HaYe Patience" by Mrs. Methodist Church 111o11c11y night. Mrs. Goldie M. Fridief, p..,._ race. ed dovolions uaing the late - 1o1m; Mro. Jlo&er Armo andLI• ty hoooring their children, .June Several numbers were done SJe used, '"One w..,- to Cover OJW. and tile late Charles w. ol ~old; MrO: ·E olpr E. MAGNOLIA TEMPLE 198 tin Luther King's, "I H a d a Roland Wolle; '-I..Dok Up" by Arut, on her ninth birthday,andJ. by the Tuppers Plains mixed Pythian Sisters, Thursday, 7:s0 Dream." Pr-.,rer was by Mrs. Mrs. Sarah Brown; "Old l\lfr· Error,u 11 her meditation tap .. Frldllll'. Mr. W~g~~er Ia the aon Brewer of Portland; llro. WD· · choir, of Jack Young's church- R., on his foorth birthday; and p.m., D. of A. Hall. Members Robert Wood, and membera re. itual" by Mrs. FAJgene Forbes, Jc, read scripture frotn Heor William 11. w~g~~er, Sr•• or Uam wa.,.r. Jr•• Mn. Cllarleo their niece, Melissa Smith, oC es, and testimonies followed. and "A Voice of Demoeraey" brewa, and had proyer. Mra. Pomeroy, Rwte 2. urged to attend. · aponded to roll call witb t h o Varian. Delbert Fridley. L1rr1 .' others were a solo, "Each Columbus, on her rourth birth-by Mra. llrool<a Sa,yre • Eddie &nitll read on article .., answer to question on the book Glvea lnlD.Irriagebyherbroth- FrldiiQ'. Mrs. Goldie Frldlllj', day. Step I Take," Lewis Winner· Mro, William Russell read tile rormer Slmp11011 M. E. Church er, · a.rJea Fridley, the brfdi EPISCOPAL Church Women r1 Esther. • Ice cream aDd cake were serv".Watch Your Word&;" M r s. wlllch IIPPOIIred in tho Melia wore a pile yellow dress and car- Klmberl.j> ~ Ouilllno llu• Thursday at tbe Parish House; The missfonaty ~~on •• Mined following a r&mily dinner at 12:30 luncheon, followed by pro- oriq Evangelism in the United Cllftord Phlllips, "Worlanen's Count;y local )llper, "The Lead- ried a white mum with yeUcor aor and l{ellll Nuuei-. PO...roy. liOOlL Guests were Mrs. James Mr. and MrL w...,.r are roPrfYer;" Mrs. Stella Grueaer, er," Feb. 18, 1897• streamera. Smith and dausflter, Marsha, ~ gram by Mrs. Fred Crow, Jr., States" was conducted by Mrs. sldlow in Johnstown. 'J'IIIIj' are Mrs. Lorenzo CUtter conductA rwnmage sale will be held lumbus; Miss Bonnie Wamsley, and Mro. Charles Gibbs. Kapple. It was noted that the Oc- "'111read of Life;•• and M r s. Tho double rill( eerem01111 was ODIIIIOI'od in Columhua. Thursday and FridBJ by the Hap. ROCK SPRINGS Better Health tober meeting wiU be at tile par. Stutler read a poem from a ed tile meetlllg witb jllona be- perrormod at tile Frldilll' home by Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Norman serviceman, "God Keep Me ing made ror a ra11 rwnmaae tile Rev. Edward Gritllth or 14w PY Harvesters Class of the TrirPClub, 1:30 p.m. Thursday, home oonage. Fhher, Senecaville; Mr. an:l ity United Church of Christ at sale, A card ot tlluks was road or Mrs. Arlie Abbott; M r s. Refreshments were served by Clean, " Mrs. Clarence Wamsley, Clifton, Bottom. Miaa Sherry Hutton and Brlda.. A Ja.lad course, nut bread, the Elber reld buildi~ next to Bena Whaley, program; M r s. Mrs. Kapple to those named and !rom tho Borlha Oliver family. W. Va. ; Mrs. Sue Roush, Clifton, Delbert Fridley &er\'ed •• attellllThe Rainbow WhJrlpool the L. and Z. Shop, The sale will ai"KI Susan and OJarles Wright Fred Goegletn the contests. Mrs. Looia Oebome, .Mrs. Wai- and co1ree were served by the Members reaponded. to roll call IIIII tor tile e<q~le. Rapids and Lftl.1o~ be held from 9 L m. to 3:30p. m. Bonnie Wood, and Cindy, SclX~ ELEANOR CffiCLE, 7,30 ter Kelll\ed.Y, Jr., Mrs. Conrad hostesses to those named and with a favorite teacher. Immediately loD'"'III( the wee!- ton are the three iDtera.uonaJ both days. Cllildren's wear and Mrs. Coster and Mra. Antone dinr a reeepti.., was held. Guest. . bridge• whlcl! conpe<.1 tile 'lburaday night, Heath Mothodist Ohlinger, and Mrs. Helen LeU- Mrs. Osmer Roush. Mrs. Emma Gregg, Gene and Bernice McHlnea, Mrs. Bert Grueaer, and Lucke served relreshmento dur- were Mr. and Mrs. Goorp H. United States and Caua~ ill cooking utensils will be featured. Kinney, Pomeroy, Church. hell. Mrs. Charles Grueser. Ing a concluding iloclal 11our. M<M>re, Tony and Gregory, n <l the Niagara Falla area. 1 The annual homecoming of the Alfred Methodist Church was held &lnda.Y, Sept, IS, with a '' .· 11 il.i r.orl w. ashino-ton... ', a """"'"'" ·..W • ,• ·.· Crowl Family s.· ex"""- · ~te lntormatloll on'all such programs, T h i 1 informatlon wouid then be up-<lated monthly. Thio leglalatloo was baaed on . an elgJrt month study Or Federat .Pi'loarama, wllleh shoWed Uoe lack of adequate in!ormatlon on Yarioul programs, as well as qlieati.., and overiawing ot procrams. Pubil~; reaction to the otucl,y and tile lloting or program• was lwifl ml ,oiallomrlde. Some ql these reactions make aood reading, ie; In. the. Wodneodoy, June 26th , .Waahlngtpn Post a columnist indicated " ... Democrats and Republican~. alike. eonaenativea and llbenls aiiM, .and nwo,y who Fall Rummage Sale Planned Birthdays of Three Are Celebrated Eblin- Wagner Vows Token of .<·' '. ·.· . Two.Doy Sole Set · .~aod ··•. Jl • PIZZG ••••••••••••••••••• .. . e s ••••••• a e IX··········Ju1•ce..................... MRS. PAUL'S FRIED · Fish Fillets..-9···· :~~z. rThese Values Will Make • Your Budget Smile!" Cheer Up! . ,MRS. TUC RS • ·. WITH CHEESE CHEF-BOY-ARDEE I .. •ti - BETTY CROCKER SEVERAL KINDS .. ARGO PINEAPPLE . 1iotJ~1v The Wall street Joumai, in a 1:- ~ '-r< . 2"9e "' Quaker 0ats............."···· . ,•··' t"' -I '. pp /Iii ; Ia j__, JONATHAN .. ' 55~ Pdcll Effeclln Sept~ 19-20-21 MARKE AT RUnAND RUTLAND DEPT. STORE FOR SCHOOL LUNCHES. •••• :t..il)ore _pro(lllbly uaed Appio & Raloln ' Thaok light Restrttd to Uiiit · Quantilies -~ . Hurt'• Pinto or Great North.,. Old S..Qke _HouR · .SLICED -BACON_ ' Calif. Oranges ~ Inotont Cofloo · fll1 '\... the IJIDual c;atalog, it'~ ,,z:. Hunt'• 4 lh. hag lllid in .... _....r ............ !hat . . Fruit CocktaU•.••••••• 4-'!:!"sl .Catsup ••••• ~ •••••••••••• !!~·: 19e Maxwell House ••••••• ~.;··ate Pre-Cooked Beans •• ~:·· '.59~· Yoo Bral!4 . •. 2 Pie Filling·······~·····!':~ 29~ lenlll\r edUorial, frio*, would slmpl!Cr matters lor .C,.te•, cltfea, universities and ·alhero IO!Oidng ror Fecleratllmdl. To lind their woy thl'OUIII the Flllloral maze tile ald.aeekel"s R"'ular or Quick -:.: - clear Idea bow JUecess!UI are aoaialulee pro. 11;01!1•/' ~"' ails lmowlodge. .t he( ue"'illrll.v lack the abOit.Y ~ · :! !'l~ool. lllilfY, or atreim. · Uno I oprawling maelolilecy to · elllcil!lll and lesa rednndent .. cans - Del Moilto Full of Frtilt ria!& liaud\Ja dOiliB ....,, A number of IIOWS)IIperl e&r• ried an ·edUorial entllied "All 46 oz. • ID tho proeesa, lloou&h. Fecl·erai flmds might be distributed · ...,•. u141fUU,y and .,uau>ly. All ..... 'lllllcant•io tnoe need Ia ,.... 'j~ , • •• _ : iilinl'• ret~.~ by hia lll!ilJt;y ID hire lobbylsti to wrang~emon.. . q !rom WaaloiJoilon. Moreover · tile ., apooec1 cataioc would at - l..fl ·make It Utile harder to -'lolde the averlaJI!IInJ m1 noli in tile present meJiT aelup•• All of .... CIUiiWIEWitl, anc.t. a . CHOCOLATE :· MILK SEVERAL FLAVORS qt. c :204! '• We really can't answer that question ... Biggs said Crabtree, as sistant lb. generous budgets and modest budgets. We can tell you this, though. There are "Bj!, .!!,uy" \\lAW e~ w~. fn addition, there are every-day low prices -· ' ''' ,,, ,.' II DELICIOUS FIRST OF THE SEASON -FLAME RED a big difference on you1•total food bill. Tokay Grapes . The greater your food needs, Jud Harvested! Ohio G-rown Grim•' Golden the more you must buy ~ach week ... Jonathan Apples the more you'll save at A&P. .CO·LD CH-: Y . ;Mo _ n P1es l·lb. • • • ................ ,.. • . ........ .., .......... ·-· _ I jlr Ill" "" ' " • ,·· =z·:..,;: ..,, ·- • sgc lb. Sandwich Bread • • Italian Bread Larce Donais .~:. • • . -esc Peash or PineaJPie Pie . -4t SLICED ' ; j • ' ' Prlc" good thno Sot. S.pt. 21ot. in Columb&..1 Unii AlP Stor.._ Muvel lc:e Cl'eam ••• 'lc::1·S 9c ·aawa••an .. p UIIC:h loaa Peac:hes :%': •• 4 $100 . Saltines ••. • 294? SPECIAL LOW PRICE!- SAVE 13c ' ' RED GOLD ORLO-CAL 46-0L can WHYPAYMORE? Why Pay More! ... .,.. •....,. SPECIAL! SAVE I Oc -z~39c r ,__________________ I Bag 7c OH Label Detergent POWER ,Lu;·~: I· 3-lb. /--------------------------------~ GIANT PACKA&E ::;:: ,8-~t:~ $1 -·w Potato Chips OT BIG BUYS on A & P Groceries! Sllinach •Ml • lb. box Mushrooms . It's as simple as that. .,A&P IRAND - FROZEN • FRESH - CRISP Perfect Witt. Sfubi Sno-White Batton Fr oze n Fo od s 1 ·---.-~ .. ..,. BIG BUYS on AliP Fresh Produce! The combination will make I = 1••• - • '' o,l •r 29-oL • cans :1 450 EXTRA PLAID STAMPS Tlltt nls Slrl. T1 YHr FrladiJ St•••l ..... ___ liP,...... Plaid CHECK ITEMS YOU IUYI 1• ,..~ ==-~-- SPECIAL hOW PRlCEI...- SA~ 6c . . . ~ " . SPEC~JAL LOW PRI<?El..L ~AVE I tc . l·lb. boz ·' '. ~- :-aytime "' '2~79' '. pkr• ..,.- - ..,.. on thousands of items throughout the.sto1·e. ;..,.,.. 31b. can '. Fresh H1111 ,::·H~~ . . ,.. S5c Cap'n John Seafood Sale TUI'tiJ Wl1p , , , , ••· 25c Oceaa ...... Flllete • ::: .. Frrer Qull'llr ~~~~ • • ••. Jic Whlll•c Fill... • • ::: ec Breakfast S.•c• ~~.,',':~"' ';;.- 79c Fried Fi.. Sticlls • • ;:: Sic Port Steaks .~ • • lb. • FI011Hr Fillets , • ;:: fie Luacll leal ~J~~:: Sole Fillets • , , :.'! fie Sullaaa Meat Pin • SeafMd 111111'1 • • Sic Ecllrich S.Jlu Sluup • ••. 15c .,.... w Ptrlllll z..:.. $J19 Baaeluslott. Roand •••. 99< Banelus Top Ro11d • ••. sto• Juicr ClaUteak • • • ...s12a Ground R!IUid-ltuk . ........ ate Sirlol•' np SitU ":." SJ29 T111der CuH SteM , , ,.. st " Delmoalco Stulrs • , ••. SJ98 Beef Rump Rolli .,. • • 111. Nc because there are large families and small families, • Snat;h! an phone, ' • For After-School ,.' ' r lb. pq, I Wet"e~nec.tiU7.'' tile ' could only be reollzed. He said the board may reconsltter the action ot refusal if ap. proached in the prtlper mannernotiOW that he did not Uke the sound of Paul Crabtree's insinu. stlons l'n his reported conversation with Center chairman G. A. Biggs, and be personally cooslcJ.. ered it a threaL Biggs noted in derense or Crabtree he did not reel that the words were well chosen and he personally would not have stilted It that way, but he was merely repeating what Crabtree told him via tele-- NONE PRICED HIGHER- ALL CHOICE CUTS . ·. eiJmilj'to ~ - · hli ~leol!oli. ~~llilds blo I~ hlud 'doeiil't kRolr what 18 oz. boxes at least JO '[eet below this lew!, A. Biggs. chairman. Rev. f'r!n. which is projected over a 50 year Ruasell Priddy. BID llrl!dy. tile period. Rev. C. S. 'l'holqo..., ud D 0 a that point or vtew, and not tram Klaaer1 to· try to ....,..... • prJ. The Rev. C. S. Thom,psonofthe a J)Oiitleai position. .. te meottnr wltlllhe ftve board Mlolaterlal Assn. reported on the The Rev. Clll.rles F'rum, c~ resulta or the weekend public members to discuss the lschatnnan or the Center com~ opinion poll wJih the ballots show- Airlher. we. oold Uoe group ihat only yes- Ing 36~ in llovm: or the Ordnance Former Pt. Pleoaaia Hilfl terday a mem6er or the Corps or school &lw; 48 t&aJnat ond 7 bal- Schooleoochmlathleticdlreetar Engineers inHuntfniton met with lots discounted for obvious reas- Bob !ilertzer told tile IP'OIC> thai him and viewed all the sJtesunder ons such as no signature, Biggs he worked with tile youth o( tho consideration and stated that in sttted that JI"LIII.Y ballots were sUII county each doy and he !elt tho his opinion the onl,yplacetoerect caming in and the reaults otthese peq>le ol Ma11011 COUiotl' had let the center·was at ~nee field. would be noted later. the young peopled..,nand IDIThe Corps Ia the agency that ot all the talk anti argumeata, The matter or financing the cenrecommended to lhe federal gov- ter, should Pt. Pleasant acquire the youth wanted action. ernment the site selection. it, was discussedwithgeneral obThere were many! phases the ligation and revenue bonds me~P Sjx tons of caviar were Corps considered, especial).)' the tioned several times. among provisions brolJ4ht to water level of the land; the After two hours of discussion the Moskva restaurant m the other sites bel~ considered were Meyor D. B. MorganappolnledG. Soviet pavilion at Expo fl. o( ,Round Steak • Sirloin Steak • • t!oat -·· to ¥ate and. local permnenl A 'Coiumhua; Ohio~ .., June 29tl1 in lalldng ar tile Fede!;-' &IW~ &al{ " .... Big Brother . hu Jll'I)Yo<l himlei! to be very.elllelent When II . eomeo to keesllns bl111and ill the ~·· ~ ·But - i t can '' to Gov. Hulett Smith, a resident Point Ploasan4 and the lather anyone throuah the center, ifthis of three children; spoil; rr... He lelt the school S)'stem would benefit as mu~h o'r more than ALL CHOICE CUTS- FULL CUT 111;1 ~. and inluatiV~ . need to,be lllrioed back ... ,.,,.,-lb. : ' BIG BUYS on "Super-Right" Meats! to A Yaklmo. WaahingtDn news; .IIOPer ~ out thai tho bill .......... not ~ to provide io~ olrleiala iritb a "'*"RRlle 8Uicie jo' foderal ald. but to bolp ............. •a! C<lll(resa to decide or not new lll"<lllr&m• .,, . By MAXINE WAL TEllS ard did oot ~ this !JoeL He PT. 'PLEASANT - The new s~ that the rec:reatloi1al-eul· p"ropoHd recreational • cultur- ourat center """"litter was ap. Rl8rlY others were made about al center site AgJin was the.tGph: ~ by him with no thoullot the j)l'OJlOiii Cor a Program in- or discussion b1 the cinter com..: whaUoever to the members' .POmittee at a calJed-meetlna last litical . afllliatloos. and nolloing ronnatlooi Act. was !IOinr to be aeeomt>llshed by · Aboul the only diaoenling aote night in tile ''"' buildlag. The committee members ereotlnr hard !eelinrs and lntlmiwas thai sounded with a thougloiron "'estlon aa to whether or oot '~>iced t11elr 01>lnlona that "))Oil- datl911s. The Ml.)'or went Onto state that the catalog ltoelr might oot he- tics" should beleftoutot'thematter cOmpleteb sOO a positive athe certainly was In tavor or the come a bulsln& waote!UI dorutitude must be taken.on the builclcenter and had spent many hours onent. I eerlalnly hope thai does ing ot the center, even though 00 preliminary ground work. He oot happen. And I don't believe things did oot look so brlcht with a1so relt that the Board of Educ... It will. the refusal ot the Mason County tioo had the right to vote as It II will probobJr be a IIUlllll· .Qoard or Education to erect the saw ftlt and be would not ask it mental job to overhaul the BYI ~ center on the Ordnance school to rescind its decision. "They tern, but I! overlqptng and Otllfield. · do not tell me how to run the er _procedure• which add ¢ • Meyor D. B. Morgan said he dy and I certainly will rot tell _ ... can 10111e..,. he ellmlnates II should be a help in !elt polities had been inJected them bow to run the school into the project and he would not board," he said. 110iving our !local pnlblema. no -tile anonrer !0 "'""~' ,._ ...... •' boxes . iat-W~abin&fon.<l!>­ , c. •· 15 oz. . •• ' etal ill .... begliming to ... and '" FROZEN FOOD BUY! to llolnk I By Oarepee )Wiler .. - On June 2s; 1968, the "Procram lnloroioOIIoo Act,"' IL R, 1791~ ""' tlotrodueed Into tile U, ·lloUJe ot Rebresentalivea. ., ~ a CO:.aponoor of that bill. Tblo '9r<posi!d act would re' quire the Prealdent through the Bootesu or jioe ilo!tlaet to publish al the beilnntoig o( each eaiendar rear an olllctal eotalog or operating FOdera! a11ialulee prosramo containing complete, lsslt~ Committee Reviews Stands o:n Site ~· .. : ~eport ......,l'i!l Support Given . . w .ru.mmaie ' !l!· - ; '1'1~ .DellJ' Sen4nel, MlddleP'ori-I'Oirt,roy, 0. , SepL 18, 1968 . • • pkg. of )5 7:0c ..... __ _ 50 ............. ........ • .... ..... &!,(-. .... l' ' �., ·,- .,, ·~ioi!iijie!;· ~~rt.-Ptime""'' o., Sept. u; . , ...., By United PreSB lllternational Prospects lor televised de-bites between Ridtard M. Nixon &I'll Hubert ll Hwnphrey remain- ed uncertain today although •dU very much a campaign Issue. Humphrey's running mate, Sen. EdmuM S. M\1Skie, renewed the Invitation TUesday in a sharP •• .<· lelevised debates with HUDijlhrey. But he odded he opposed a 1Jiree-way debote with George C. Wallace beeause he did not waM to contribute to an,ytlliJIK that would "build "' Oil)' third or fourth party candiclate. '' M'uskie asked in a New York s~port of tile grassroots tlat our speech to members of the Inter· movement has."' With the nomJ.r.,. Mtional Unioo ol Electrical tlon of American lndependertparty conwntion.11ln Texaa and WashWorkers. i~n state TUesdi3, Wallace "What is he afraJd of. What CO!q)leted ballot requirement• questions doesn't he want to anfor all states. A ault to actually !Mer?" get his name on the Ohio ballot Later, Nixon's running mate, is still tn Udgatlon. however. Gov. ~iro T. Agnew of Maryland, told newsmen in casper, Humphrey - The vice presi· Wyo., that he did not think NiX'}Il dent oonlerred with campaign ... should debate hls Demoncratic ~nt because the GOP ticket was "ell out in tront. Speaking for himself at a Hollywood, Cali(., news conference, Nixon said he supported legislation pending in Congress that '.·. ' advisers today buoyed by a ringing endorsement trom Prealdent Johnson, who asked Texas Dem- ocrat& Tuesday to uwln this one for America"" aM back Humphrey. In a late appearance at Rochester, N. Y., Humphrey would pave the w~ for nalionally called for reorganization of the federal bureaucracy to make it ·.·. Economy (Contlrued from Page i) ·.·. :-:' .·.· Middleport at a cost of about $600,000. The cm.mittee also looks upon the pw-chase cJ a water system RIVER NEWS GAUGES - Galilpoll•. 12.3 and 12.5 running 2 feel of rollers; Pl. Pleasant, 24.30; Pomeroy-Mason, 20.5(1; Hlntoo, 0.5(1 falling; Kanawha Falls, 2.90 rising; Charleston, 17,90 stat. Loodoo, Marmet, and Winfield, are by Pomeroy and Middleport as a progresslw-e step. 'l11ey system was purchased at a priceo!about oo the sill. $800,000 In 1967. Construction oC two darns - at a cost ol $143,000,000 with work COm'JNUE PROBE stlll underway, has contributed IRONTON, Ohio (Ul'O - 1'0to the ~on~~nic picture or Meigs liee today contlnued their invesCounty. dgadoo Into the beating death The needs of the coonty? of Mrs. Ray &Ips. Mrs. lbps' The committee lists adequate }lusband was queltlmed ln the houaine as one of the greatest case TUesday. •. needs. A public mee~ has been announced for 1 p. m. on Sept 26 at the junior high sclKd in Pomeroy. At that time, provisions of '-: \ .. ' ~ :~ :·~ ::: ..·. ·. .. • .•' ::~ . '' ... ·>: .·. ·.· ..· ::: .·. IIlLO TEMPS NEW YORK (UPI) - T b e ldlhost temperature reported Tuesdey b,y tile u. S. Weather ap....,-am throughwhlch$1,800,- Bureau, excluding Hawa11 an d ooo has been prtmlsed for new Ala aha, was 102 degrees at Pslm bousi~ wtll be outlined and ex~rlliKs. Calif. Todey'a low was b.fbita of what loca1 builders have 7:1 at Alamosa, COlo. . to offer wiD be !estured. So progress ill elPeeted in satisfy· ~ tho housiliK need. 'WhUe some hlgtrway Improvements have been noted, lts is felt U.t more are needed Tbe com- Youth Escapes . mlttee also feels the need for oddltloMI bridge !acUitle• across the Ohio River is urgent. It reported that a bridge across the Ohio River on the southeast border of Melg• COUIIb' woold go far In helping to open the 1!-.lustrlal iites available in that area. What about 1he future? · There are otherprojectsfortb- comlng. There 16 talk of an addldon to Veterans Memorial Hospital; a new high school is under constructloo In 1he Meiga Local School District; a new bonk is bet,. built for tile Farmen Bank Serious Hurts An RD, Racine youth escaped serious injury today when the truck he was driving went out or control, cra•hed througll a guard rail, and plunged owr a steep em-ent. Sheriff Robert C. Hartenllath said Charles Hill, 17, apparently fell asleep at the wheel his 1968 model truclL It went over a steep bank on Route 338, 2. 8 mUe s south of Raclne, at "The Narrows 11 alxwe Antiquity. m:1 Savings Co.; a marine ia beThe sheritt said the truck came IIIK constructed on Leading Creeh to a stq:l on itA lql, only a short IS I project ol the Middleport dlalance from the Ohio Ri"Ver. PlaDning CCIIllllisston; a new m• Hill was removed to Holzer aeum am fedenl agency ottlce Hospllal by prlvete tra"aportabuDding ia in theplannlngstages; tioo and admitted tor observation 1 sewerage disposal system is and treatment of a slight concuaplanned in Pc:&erO)', aM other sion laceration behind hh recreational taclllties are betag ear. The !ruck wu demolished. de.eloped. No charge was ftled. « aoo Pro£. Ouistopher fleded President RIO GRANDE - The R i o GJ'IIDde College Faeulcy Aa111. bold 111 llrat meeting or t h e 1H8~ atademlc year Sept. 16. 'lbe main business was eledlon ~oewotncers. MEIGS THEATRE TONIGHT & THURSDAY SEPT. 18 • 19 FRIDA~~~RSDAY SlpL 20.2£ YOURS, MINE AND OURS :: .· Lucille Ball • Henry F~ndl SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. . ·' · Doubt Ill In other dew]QIIIlents: Wallace - Clalmlng his third attack chall~ng Nixoo to de- party presidential caodldacy Is bate or be questioned by a tel.- now assuredllstbwontheNowmber bollots 0C aD 50 otates, Walvision panel lace told a Dalla& c«lventlon .. Where is the skillful lawyer '•No new movement haS had the who fancies himselC a debater'?" ·.·. ...'.· more re_.,.lw to plamlng ll1ll demopment needs. Repubi!Cilll - GOP Natlonol Chairman Ray C. Bliss OIIIIOUIICed the creation ot a ••tnlfh !!Q1*1" of two senators, two Hc.~se members and a go-vernor to foUow HUDijlhrOl' In his ~ The aquad, wbose membel:BMP will vary, is to present the GOP version of the issues HIIJI1)hrey discusses. ~ow Divorce Actions Two dtYOrce acUons were fil - ed Tlleada,y In tho Meigs Coun1;y common Pleas Court. Charging gross neglect of dul;y News ... in BriefS IN SIX DAYS MARINE s.sGT. EdWard lAo lkComu wUl bo for a ~S-a. tour a1. &~cy Ia He II now at Camp 1'0!1<1lebln, Calif., aod will be joined tllere Friday by hlo wlte, lilary, for tile femalalag four dl1a ~ ·btl cloporluro. Mary ll1d 1111 cldldra> have aireocb' ..,.ed to Nebruka Ill bo ...,. her relatives .m-tng Set- McCemaa• abeence. The Wnll;r -.:1- here earlier this DIGII1II with Edward'• perenlo, Mr; llld .11r1. L. W. McC<Jmu. And here m a 30-<lay lllrlou&b before leaving for an uollllmont Ia Vlemam II Set- Rolll111 .R. Flaber, 1011 ol Mr. ll1d Mfl. Fllhor. Rolllld po ·to Callfomla 111 Oct. 15 and II schedultdto leave for Vlebwnllle next da,y. He has b<m lllatloned at tile F. E. Warren Air Force Baae 4 49 • SHOEBOX Wh.ro Shoos Are S.ooi~lr Pol cod MIDDLEPORT, 0. \ v-. Iomar By United Presa lite...UOIIII YOUNGSTOWN, omo - DR. SAMUEL SHEPPARD, who joined !he staff or the Young810w11 Ostopt.tblc Hoopltal last ll[lrlrv, laces • oecond lawsuit In 10 da,ys on cllarges of negligence In tile death or patients. Returning to surgery a year and a tall atter he was ac.. quitted In !he morcler of bla ftrst wife, ~ -formed a spinal operation on Mrs. Mary Duffey, mother ot five cldJdren. 1be wife of Ltberty Twp. Fire Chiet Martin Dulfy, !he patient died MolY 16, the day after the oporadon. Dutry, chargirw negllpnce, med suit In Mahonliw Ccmmon Pleas Court lor $685,000. Earlier a suit lor $530,000 wu med In behalf of 8amuel Lopez who died following surgery Aug. 6. The patient's wile, Mrs. Marcia Lopez, charged Sh"'pard was negligent Ia Wyoming. Some-. I juat shudder at 1lle JnOIIIIm Ill Vlelllam. CUUIIin cutting an artery In her husband during surgery, Ueo are nndng oo hllh - lh more Ia 1111 eolimDio SAIGON - U. S. PARATROOPERS LEVELED heavy artillery aree were llllClW!ced Smdl,y - ll1d we oeam Ill do 10 lillie 1111 Into a human .,... or North Vletnameee troop• aod blasted the com- the home !root. Certainly, there muat be some and orpnl&atloDJ carmunist lines apart, kllllrw 131 Heds aod routing the attack on their ,.., out programs for tile ...-.~......, In Vlilllam. • youroolpOst near SaJaoo, military IIIJO[Iesmen sold today. Tho paratroopers lost foor dead ll1d 48 wounded Tuesday In Ia - I'd !the Ill hear lt. polnt-IJ!ank ftPting that llrouallt them reveJIKO """' a North VietnaDR. HARRY A. CREWSON, DEMOCRATIC ~ I or Cciimese unit that had killed 37 of their meo aod W<1UIIled 271n !ight.tqf P'ela, "" in Melp COUIIb' Tueada,y on blo poi!Ueal drl... Dr. nine days qo. Tuoada,y'a bottle occurred at a U. S. 25111 Division lire sqJpOrt bose 40 mUes nortlnrest of 8algon, whore aDted troops crew.... has been an o~X~M~mlco J)111feloor al Oldo lhliYirllloJ <;-, a teodler Ia haw reported klllllll! 366 Colnlnmlsts this week In SWHPS desllned Ia Athens for 1111 put 1U yeara. to crosh potential Hed lor a Datlonwlde thl rd ol!eoalvo. tile Losan sclloolo, 11 aloo taklnl an aelln i'Oie In ber IIUoband'l campalan. . .. COLUMBUS- LABOR HAS UNLOCKED ITS colrers for John J. BY 111E WAY, DID YOU KNOW that Oldo -JIUI<Iodps Gilligan, !he Democratic nominee lor the U. S. Senate, It wu hooro- are remalnla81n operatim .mtng llllwlaler _ . _ ed today b,y United Press lnternatlOilll Amoog them Ia Burr Oak · !late Put< )lot 17 mllea-u.al. CUQpalgn Director John E. llan8an sold memben ofUlited Auto Alhans1111 Route 78 near Glwster. Worhers locals In three Ohio dtloa had YolwUrll;jo contributed Burr Osk'a new 60-<oom lQila8 ll111 ' ~ . - . ON to bo $7,000 to lllo GW!gln ca-lgn. naaSon said tile UAW local mem- 1n oper.U... ll1d prices cllrlnK tile off ......, ue rea'll"l''•· bers It Cle>elaod colleeted $5,000 whDe members al Cdmnbuio llDil . Burr Osk olfora an Indoor IWimmlnlr pool, a lw1 ' 0! Clnchmatl raised $1,000 each. pme room llld IO!qe, slodll4iboor<l ll1ll - · caarts, ll1d opaclws dining room lacllWeo ovorlGoidJ11 the lake. NeUby ar6 SAN FRANCISCO - GAYLORD PERRY, aDO!ringon\)'twowalks, rldlag otableo ll1d an 18-llole golf course. A couple a1. pacllage deals are being olfered at Burr OOk. OM fired a nc>ldtter put tile National League challi!looSt. Louis Cardinthree da,ya als Tuesday Dllht aod pltcbed tile SOn Fnndeco Glanta to a 1..0 Ia the •'Unwlndor weekly packap'' whlcb ll1ll iwo oilalrta wtth all meals, IIPI llbd taxu lncludod al puo victory. The gangllJIK rljllt-llander, who frequently has lost tough luck per peraon. Those wlsblng to advllllage or tile . . . declaions, because of hll telm's inability to deliver runs when he cheek Ia 11111' time 1111 a Ml1oday or Tueada,y. The second special for the olf-aeaaon II "Jamaica Ia Nmemwas hurlirw;, turned tack the CUds 48 hours after they t.:l clinched ber" weehend which · wW atut m Friday, Nov. 17,ll111their seconl straigllt National League pennant. Mra: build"'' inc-• tbroul!l &mday bnmch. WASHINGTON- SENATE ADVOCATES OF 1tr<q J1U11 cOI>trOls got their last chance of 1IK> year today to try lor 1Wtlorel reglotradon aod Ucensq or aD llrearmJ as a aans of lighting the growing crime rate. Their pr<~~~~eCts were not good. The JIUI1 control bloc " " beateu bock twice oo tile only roll caD a of lac-sica! - t e Tuoada,y - sperked only b.Y 111e unr~>­ Jated Injection or the nomlradm ot Jusdce Abe Fortas to be chief )lstice or the United State._ Protests Ring at Oosure PERRY, Ohio (Ul'O than 100 per10111 More crowded Into a meeting of the Perry Board of Mlcatloo Tuesday Dllhl ll1ll proteoted angrily when the board pasaed a reaolutlon W close tbe aystem•s schoolt Oet.1Sbecauae ol lack ot funds. The oystem hu 1,857 student&. School !iqJ!. Rlehard Jones -.aid, .. Aa of that da,y (oct. 15) we will be closed temporarily. We would like to _ , apln as 80011 as we get eDOU£h mooey to meet llle teschorl' pa,y- Jooes uid there won't be enoogh mmey to meet the tescbors' payroll at the IIIII al. October. However, he said a 10 - mill levy will be .. the banat and extreme cruelty, Terry Lee in November, and if it pa&ses, Wolfe, Portland Route 1, is seek- !he schools eould be opeeed shortly tllerealter. ing a dfvoree from Patricia Ann He said state aid alooe would WoUe, Pomeroy RouteS, and Robert M, Scarberry, Racine Rwte oot keep lbe schools _ , until 2, is asking a divorce from Bar· tllen, allbouilJ it would allow bara Jean Scarberry, near Ra- lbem to open b,y 111e end al. tile year through acc:umulallon, oveo cine, oo the same grounds. BUDGET MINDED LOAFER FOR LITTLE GIRLS Yo• Know Ccaoer wal . ~ered They are William Christopher, roll." assistant ~essor of English, Perry voters reJected a 6.9p.-esl-; Dr. Bruce Curtis, di- miU levy In MolY and a 10-miU rector of t>fiYslcal oclu:atlllil, -.Ice levy In Aupot. Both were deprelldent; and Miss Clara Pos- signed to wipe out the ll)'stem'• ton, ISSOsieate brofesiOl' or Eng. debts. Jones said tile ~· Ullh, secretary-treasurer. were warned the 1chooi1 would close U the levies failed. Colar-llheat Size-S~ to lZ-12% to 4 i., • . Hung Up r -l • Reritain tes ,. . ·, 'I GEf THI•PICNRE With A.OII Tower COM,LITI Llltl Of' CHANNIL MAITill a PINCO oROTOU e~IU. oANTINNAI Horse Show Is Sunday The Meigs Coonty llldtng Club will sponsor a horae show ~ day, Sept. 22, at the Meigs County FaJI"iJ'ounds, according to President Robert Jones. Judge lor tile event will be Roy Lawrence ot McConnolsvtlle and entry fee haa been set 11 $1.50 lor •ch class. A $50 cash prize wUJ be lor the high polrJ; awards $25 lor the high point contest, horae or pony, ll1d $25 lor the high point pleaoure bone or poqy. Cllases wUl be English Pleas- W'e Horse, Western Pleasure Horse (open), llq race (open), lareback clalsa {open), stake race (opea), "'lll ll1d JIIOOI1 (open), ride llDil run (open), Western Pleasure l'oJQ' (Wider 56 ln.), pick "' race (open), Roadster [10!11' (under 46 ln.), dollar clals (open), borrel race (opea), Western Pleasure horse (open niT), elgarette race (OflOn), traU class (apen) aod pole bending (open). Rldl• club otflclalo said the show wW begin at 12:30 p.m., Devoted To The traditional. Pure line preserved In sure tallorinJ_In fabrics with suave-appeal Pennanently pressed aab or oxford weaves with classic cuffs and beH loops. Regular hip pockets. Tha FEEUNBis SAIGON (IJPI)- Allied Intel"-• -.ceo sold - . , 1111 Comlmmlot blab command hU ·.._..., a tblrd oirenalve qalait Solaaa lor Jli1ndey. a Commuallt ''n~· · celo­ braUIIII da,y.' AI the Amo llml, U.S. . . . .IDIMI OliiO!mced Iiiii al• troop .....-~~~oo. from .,. IIIII al. Vlotaam Ill - . r ll1d llllled loreea IWiepklc areal around ke7 cltlea, U.S. lntell.laen<e olllclals said ~~,.y the ~ Commomlst - olvo oalY a SO per C«<t chan~ "' malarlallzlD&. CIPared Communllt d ocumeab .,.- b,y 1111 aourcea nod lrOclpa braciDa for a klnlaal4 tho IUerrlllU llrat would aadcbialad nailomdde olflilloiYO 600 aabatMira into tile 1\ave lolled 90 11m Of Commll' ; nilll· armJ 1111 JUt week- heart "' Solaaa In "' - - to OCIIIP I,SOo,lrOclpa lor tl!roe to blow up mll1lary J.,...u.ulllll ll1d laundl a wave l4 lGq U IIIIOJIU. "' tamxilt altacb. ~ The do<iiini.b al• -Dod J Pwllna IUIPI~ Q)mmmtit II•• - .·u.s. -· ri&ht-at-home whether you nor not '!be lltA'niEIS is Ill YANK IUM.ITY. The place Ill get them naw..: an - · 0114 llpl aod there wUJ be 811ertalnmR b.Y aa lmporte!Urom..Jamalca Calypso band, the Goldlllalrea, daoclna aed lree lnlllnu:llon Ia Jamal... dances. The - a m for tile weekend also features a faobioa a - or Jamaican reoorl _,-, a bullet dlmer wllh aulhiOII!c Jamaican foods, a color movie 1111 Jamaica, tropieal bnmch, pluo IIOUV8nlro and prizes. ·The aD-Inclulllvo price Is ....SO per poriiJII, two to a room. So, me really doeaa'l have 1o travel too far from bemelll liDd · pleallllt vacallonln& or weoktnlllniThose wishing lllrtbor - s or n.....ailllll ue to write Burr Oak l..odp, Route 3, Glouller, t5'132. TolopiwlnA ruwvatkm oliO OCCO!IIed - - 11 a.m. 0114 7 p.m. The"'Ia 614-787..2112- and caD <Oiled. ''I went fr!ll1 (the late Sell. Robert F.) Kennecl1 to ~ E11f181111 j.) ,McCartby to Jllxon .Just boeause .he's the laat hope., The two lirb oc:boed tho sentllllenta of.tholr ~· rleo who cblerad wlldb at Nlirllll raBies Ia Callf!ltnla aod hare ied then were QlleltiID a rmkBD llli'WY on their for tha -.tee president. Tho youlba 11ere unalile to OJP]aln t11e1r prtference In ldealotrleal lll!d lnlt<!ed sold It because 1he eandtda :t 8 wa• ••a better eliuip, •• .. ..., " !'a celebrity., aild alao becwwe ''there ue 10 1111111' jol!os abnut llumpllroy." sata Sen. Elberfelds In OPEN THURSDAYS 9:30:'• AI TO 5 PI . . ""'port Zond 5 (Contl!lled fr!ll1 Page I) rrmn diatances of 5,600 to 7,250 miles then woat into orbit, arou!lll tile sun. Sir Bernard Lo>o11, director ~ tho Jedrell Obsenatory, said "Oee lmoilnes that tile 1965, Russian's main eonc:ern now is to recover the apace vehicle, which Is tho moat dllllcult maneuver of all Once they have achieved 1bls, we· can plana for about 1,500 troops to strike military OU(pOitl oo 111e edp or the c:opltal ln advance "' .. aD-Gut unst aplnsl tho clcy by elOilUIIis or three Red dlvlalms In ihe aurrounding man in ona. '' COME IN AND SAVE Monday. tile target clala lloted In tLo doeumeiU, Is oallbnled b,y tile C01'1'1'mf'*IOI ''Nam Bo Resistance D11" In atlon or the date 111e viet MIDh perrlllaa _,ell lllalr war aplnal the Frencb Ia 1946. co-- A feollua a1. c:onftdence the all1e1 can Cl'l!lb IllY third olf-ve aplnat Salp. Is wldoapread bore, coupled with - a l okepllm [II'O!llced b,y tile fact that pndlcted altackl have tailed to ~ "Wheb the,y -ck, wo will bo roa41, bul 1111111 they ,do I wUl not lose 11111' aleep over It," a 4 and 5 shatlei-ed units al. North VIetnamese 2nd Dlvillon nesr Chu · Lal oo the 110rthem coaat. About 300 Commtmlats w e r e reported killed. RIDIXOUR lUIO &1Y .:!:. a .,., o. AND HEATING " ' - WY 2-2550 • WASHINGTON - ~ 1*- , trio! ConsreaiiiWl Clarellct· E. / Miller tblo sold the Mmlnistratlllll Ia 1r71DB Ill · tile American ~o'' ~ lad"" lng euts In tile ~ _ . . , . u partoraP.5~o; 'tore eut- DOCOIIU'J b,yvlsllllls In tile aurtax bill j1UIId lbll yesr b,y Consro•s. "The hi8bWaY Jll"C1INID hU ; D:1lbiD& to do ' a I.., _ bud&ot." llald1111 lllller. Oinic is Saturday In·Meigs ro.-m.r an - ·Farm ContrOUJ Are Extended For One Year WASHINGTON (IJPI) - H4Nse aod SeiW!e neeat~Jtors agreed' Wedlwada,y algbt to a oee-~ or maJot farm' pr.duotlnn control• ll1ll prleo ...,ports 1l1rough 1970. The COiqlnmlae ellmlmted a betb' contooted Hoose pr!JY[alm that would ba.e pUt a po,ooo ceiling on Oll1llal ooQiorl PQments to Oil)' lllwla llrm. The meaaure aooa to the Sealte on T!Nrada,y. aod tile Hoose . mlithl ad 1111 .... day. Tho eoalereeo, ._cod,~ o•Bro-O>II detaJII or 00 extended plan lor noed,y - . , ON THJS$E bjiC\Iil~a did .... llmcle ..... from llmcle colleetocl from .--loW al 1111 paollno 01111 lor Ofll[pmont. The eel . . In ~ 6 'l'f"¥"t'!N1 wUl dolay tha '"'"'Pletlm "' . . ~·- YltaliJ-UIIII crullh ai.IIO !DIIll•noblcleo-IUN older l'lledl. '"l''da ta )Ill 410 ...... ;:; iho A~ 1r71n1 to !ool 1111 Amerlc:u peoplt. While talklag about em••,.. prat,K. Counf,f. tliJII, -..,.,._ Ia - .. c:ulllngtho back 00 bltlnnl Miller said lOft roads be "' bl8hoal ~ 01111 that "the DM110,Y II tllere aireocb' It h U - paid 117 - a n d commwdal hi8hWIY uiU'I. •• UNLOADING GATE SECTION - A cr0110 at tile RaciDt Locl<a aed Dam on the Oblo R!Yer unloods ooe ot the 461/, -<on pte sect11111s to be used onllll project b,y Jolmoon-Klewlt-Massman. .Geaeral eootractors, In the installation or ptes, excavating worh ll1ll remoYiJ1!: old Locks 21, 22, aed 23. The sectllllls of ptas, when placed lll$elbet, haw a total welgbt of about 300 tons each. Eight ptas wUJ be put IIllo place. J~aamu Ia scheduled to ha.. Its pboae or the cooatruclloo COIIIl1lete In tile summer of 1970, aod the work Ia bet,. dono at ao eat'm•ted cost ol$22 mUJion. ... . .. .. .. . ;:::::::::::::::::.~::x:::::::::::::::::::::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::j:::::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::;;;:;:;;;:;:;::::::::::--::::::::::::;::;::;.o;::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;;:::::::::.;.;.;:;:;:;:;:::::::;:;::::::::·:·:·:::·:·::t..:·:- . Plan enon Hunt Miller Bill Approved Plan4 lor a wild cooo hunl wW be DW1e when 1lle Molgs COonty COCRi Huntera Assn. meetl at 8 ,..... t~- clubh All p.m. •.• ,_. 0 ·~ wse. members are requested to be pre~ Refreshments wW be sarfad. A beef cattle grodiJIK demllDotratlnn wW be b) RaljJb Dodaon, fteld r<preseru.tl.e of tile Ameriean Hereford Aasoclatlon apd Jim Llttlo, area ACTION DISMISSED Extension agent, Jaekson. A Uve A divorce action b,y Mary M4rsteer and beetcarc:aaae181Uitlon. pret Weaver -.mst Richard E. by Heed ll1d B. D. Van Stllvero, wea...r hU beendlamlssed ln111e Extenaloa' -~~ spec:lallsl al Ohio State, will c:onclucle llllpro- Meiga COUIIb' Common Pleas .,._ Court. Senate Mood Switches on Gun Control WASIIING'fON (IJPO - The Se!wte, In a llhalpturaab!o$6-ca lhe stard It took before Sell. ll4lbo State of Ohio. The laod ert F. Keonecb' was uaaaa~ has owrwlielmll1llY 111~ Clar E ..... _ 1 leglslallm tolbnlteolaaolrlllea, gresaman ence . - r n·volving a trao&fer of laDI In In Vinton County. The land or- shotguns ll1d llllUIIIDitlon. Tho bill, alter threoda,yaotdesoutheastern Ohio Was tpproved tered in exchlrlp COfllilta of s,. by the U.S.- ofRepresentao- 920 acres In Vlntoo and Athens bate Oil a holt of lll!lef'dr! art•, passed on a roll c:all wte of 'nl U ...w~~... COUDties. ves u-aoov· The meaaure, llR. 18033. was A primary adwnt:age to the ex· to 17 wedoeada,y after 1111 Sen·~ported b,y 111e Deportment of change is that it would allow tile .,. beat back a llberlll drl" to Natural ReBOUrcea of tile State state to alleviate the flow of acid require federal regllllratlooal.all or Ohio, and b,y lhe u. s. Foreat mine water drainage Into Lalo! guns and Ucenahw ~ their GirDers. Senice. A almDar moaaure had H-. The bill POW goes to a conalready passed the -~ Mlller noted that at preoont u IIMliVOI u uche 11 a1. land Ohio has approximately $5 mU- ference cu:nmittee to reecoelle Uoo In !acUides located arOUild differences between Semle IDII tlda 120 acre lUa. Sho.ald pa... Hc.uae verslons or thlt mM•ure. The !loa! Senate wrslllll woal4 sqe olll R. 18033 reaultlnnotl>t,. more than purlllcatlnn ot tho ban mall order .ales of•mmqnL water& of Lake Hope, the thws- aod rifles aod ohotgunl Ill lllda of visitors who enjoy vac.. anyone but dealers. ~·· aldoollll! at Lalo! Hope State Park ready haa lllProoed almDar ,... wUl be permanently gratelul. .. strictlons on hal'd&lmL Othe;' adYOIXaps ol tile u...... lnducle CIIIICOnlratioo or sw. toreot -oll4> 1n eowty into me larp .. unit ~ng q>eralll1c eooto and mol<lqi r..- more elllFunonl aenlcea are ..,_ clel!t timber The exchange of l&Diwao being l o r - II, Slllth, 11, held~ b,y a pi'GYialon lntlledoad whodtedW-edi.Jo.llarMMK to 111e laDI to 111e State or Ohio b.Y Athans. Sha - a - n i l . tile u. & GOVOI'1IMI1I In 1957 - o f CIJIIIIar St.,-....... which provided llllt tile land ..... ... precoded ... "harb... wu Ill bo uaed lor public l1aad. llllab, aod • daulildM'. pi,P-a. The mu•t- Mra. JB 1"41 n bo ,llilllid l1iD Jaw b,y 111e Prulsum..... ...._ ...- c:MI-. del!l. drtQ, Mr~ol:IWIOIII:Cl 1-. .AIM; ...... .......... llllllllt,' WASIDNGTON - duced by Tenth A bW lntr<>mstrlcl c- r·, ·r · . . ·$AYE 50.4«) It INGELS ' I \ l """ owned by the atste Is 1he 5,650 acre Raccoon State FOI'est -at. v- Emma Smith Dies Wednesday a...t- C~OsEOUT 01 I by 1he -aure ANTHONY Plv...ill Heeling Dulerfor Claims Highway Cut is Fooler Aug. Area !armors are reminded a1. tile Ohio Hereford Production Clinic September 21 at llle Melp Count.Y Falr!P'ounds. The event Ia plaDned to Improve - . r calf hl&l1 I'OIIld11l u.s. olllcer - - ~..01111 Ill otrell .......,Ucall1 ....,8*1 oalot . _ al. ·Ilia " ln1jMfint· pr&cikiell' ln tile '1ll'f napon• .,tzed Ill iiie palllllttk caUie lnduatry. It Is ~ to aD """ fGU1id In ~·• llbjlul 60 Interested In beef cettle of 01\Y mllu norlb ot Solaaa- The llaula breed. laci!O!ed ~O,IJGii ,..- 111!a11 lleiistraUon wUl begin at12:30 armo ~ and S,f96 p. m. at the falreroonds lour rocket 11 ''t' 'lbere were mile• north of Pomeroy on state oliO 15 mD. al. rice tor Route 33. It li spoesored by the Commmlet trvopa. Ohio Heretonl Aaaoctaion in co, Slallt MIGS """radon witll tbe Ohio Coopera111 tile air war, U.S. 11111tar tlve EotanJion Service. -·now 181 mlalllono into Tho alterrmonprogram!TWbeoNortll Vli111WD 111!1 - e d pn at I p. m. with an addreos, Communlal MIG fllhlerl lor the "More Prollt Fr!lll Your Herd," llral limo lhlce Aag. 26. No b,y Harry Armatrooe. beef catUe axcbanp of lire ltp1lied I>..-r !rom swthem lodlanL V.f!, . commandan dispatched A brood cow tn>e domonatro1152 rOida In today tim will be presented b,y • p-1 aod..Ji...,.ada,y 1111 tha beelt al. · CO!Ialstlng of Don Mood,y, puraa Pl'faoner r!lllorlthat 1152 raldl bred Hereford breeder ol MI. VerDOn; AI Baker ol the Ameril _ can Hereford Journal; Randall Heed, and UQYCI Blackwood, pur,_ bred Hereford breeder In Melga r<MIIIoil to y., D1p1,.....la FIVE CENTS THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 19, 1968 tile »'.., ..',ow. .. orc part lalliopro- . ' elusea, higb achool roo1ball will eontlrlle while other aporll will be chopped. Of The Meiga-M080n Area area. -·•ion aoticlpate that IIIey wUl put a U tile levy laDed. Despite the suapeoalm of -· Frlda,y. Cllance a l . - . , lallll norllnnlt toolpt and eariJ Frlday. Little temperature m.... i'f 0o Friday ll1ll Saturday Dllhts you.,.,...., .· Fair to parll1 claudJ, 111111 temperatuH chanp 1oa111t aed 3rd Attack on Saigon Expected Next Monday """* The LOllis tuned-In lnter~l& .. '0 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO VOL, XXI NQ. 104 -to~ PLUMBING ............ Permanent Press Ivy Casual Pants .·· ... ~ at y e and llrat iiaed b,y N«llllldc man <Ur. ... tho !ala Ap, 80011 B.C. an ~· Jamaican '"'' oqlwre. ntn or abiDe. Alii AMut ftt CMiaMI Mftt• r e~ Guelts wUl have two J1lsldl ll1d da,)'o, lodge !aclllllea Included, Ia Visit the mens and boys department on thll first , . floor .... trousers, shirts, Jacllets, Ulldetw..,. pajamas, belts, ties, suspenl!ers, sock~, ~~-. work clolhilf-JOIIfavarite bra~Jd..:bll Siillidlons . · -YIItl correct size. •• Weather \ � 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/. 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