http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/880b217cf848adb3554a9e7fe3ceec7d.pdf dbfea0f90e7bdca5057244ceb92ddc83 PDF Text Text ~~m~*~~~~~~wl~i;:~~~~~~Y· ·- 0., 8epL 24, 1968 v • ·· · " · ~·' ·~ \ ,.,.. r• ,, • ·x· · " · · , ,. .., . ' .!~~.~~-·~1-, . :: ;,..,.~'1 ,• . • . ·. · rnous .c actor . . Poses·,...:;:n1iiJiJ1: :ea'· • By WlLUAM W, WtnTE WASf-IINGTON - An ominous JJ1y · · an~·t ; ho . ·;~ ,POI .. . ·. . ·~ 1 11 H··• w ·. u be ...... w cany P - whtreVer Rtch.n~ . N:\J , H. 1,·, - • ~n cracked; -the moat ia this Factor X, a menace without exned chaos iato 11 300 Amerlcan · ul:lert lawless of the la 1 be act example In this country, is Ill " H~hrey and ,...___ 'a1Ja . ' w eas can ......... c es before the poUtlcat caanmay IAJeli'. ..........."' i i' ··~"l"'' ce ~t.rted awa.v to jill. But the rub Oll)enrioe dlso~~aunit- • ,tl\e COI!Imuntslo lor that ·act ;Or recognized by men in both par- movement - a movement vis- paign hac! ended, eel Ill m~ hoo,tlJI~. !" )l!o wor irsan. Pilbtlc rewlsion &om the ~ lt AtJat thJ 8 J15 1 1.. ties to be emerging for the No-- tbly connected with Communist Thus, the eJear IJd ~--dane pl'ec se..,. what In VIe~·'£ ,llrlt , Is plain- Com.m unlsti was sa ln!enoe ia. They had said fn advance what d.._. of wideiiPI'Md j' . nt the leftists wW seek. )Jst as It vember Presidential election. causes and hospllable to the Qy- they meant to do to Chicago; and Election n..•• ca..- ber =~~tedon was precisely whlt ·they sought out ~~um · Tiu~. second Is to ,pemllt HtUer to eome to It is nothing less than a ris- ing of Communist Oacs - is hu- they did it. Now, a Au1her and merely chlJ41 ·. - If also pert.. ,Power, ' ~ · ..._ arll obtained in 1 ing probability that !he hippie man. No responsible •'server asfde, 1101' is It beJ .. - " -r~ cago. lousb' IMI'chle .and ' CQP'" 1be Reb:hstat Ore of today~s ""' even more sinister realitfis that forcement ...... - " ,e~ The dreadtul truth Js that 1 and Ylppie "conrtontatlon" that . ' leftJ.tll .. ''the contron- . really likes to advertise these the two foremost arrangers of the Sttt.Plled ttte':~-~~.· ~hJ1!a::..e_ part of the "youth movement" out. u wracked and strained the Demo- people. But so, too, it was before sewer treatment given to Chi· What Is hlq)pehlng, as any cor.. tatlon." They put ule IOliee,· W~Y " '1111 ..1 cratic convention in Chicago will Chicago. Yet the sinister tact is cago, Rennfe Davis and Tom connected urban intelllgenceser.ret'IH)ndent whose work lUI! him the troop&, uncter endless ant babe carried into equally dlsrup- that the extremists or the lett HI.Yden, have "repared '•major vices of'atupriatrwetrecttwness ln touch wHh pre-111~ Germany ~erable proVO<,OUon, oathe~did are Cully aware· of whit 11 bel~ can cestt(y, is .U too · clear, ~ ~· at Chlcaao, ant as they hUnd P~ and are even now Pllnever llarmJat thia . report may . to do 'on Election Day. Ace.-.. ~ JIJng countermeasUres. seem at ftrat blush. The leftists rtaln' tuonber ot policemen wut The dlfftcult;y, oC eourse, is here have adapted lor their own respond at tall with fetaiJatery aim!JI)' out ror' a that no countermeasure can ewer what ~rope in lhooe years ft. viOlence jhlt be pliolograPii-' .htU-riialng. The . · be enough to avoid tile ineVlloble nell,y discovered oo be lbe tee!\- ~ ao bi'util · iiDd lliluanan, agtln lOr· and · 1 ~ · Mr. and Mrs. carroll Ra• t.nn to an orderly election and nlque of the lleichotag Tile ao it Cldoilo, aDd Ia ledeed rWI!i~ ·. tot, ~ ~ ...'!'tal~ dolph recently vacationed ln ca~ lbe smearing of the eleclorll Nazis under lflUer, •only oomelilllea.pnicl~ thaL · ' elevated 'oa1 l.J.~·{l! Process before forefgn opinion, ada. Points of Interest they visit- an outside agitator. ~ned the ·.ThuslatodiJ''•Re4:hstqburn- tr,y, . ci . so t~a which is tbe immediate aim here. ed were the Thousand Islands, Toronto alw:f otta.,.a. Mr. aJKI Mrs. <Olude smith, Keaneth 9aultz and aon, spent a recent weeken:l with Mr. a n d Mrs, Ricbord Slnlth and llaughThomas E. Ervin, son or the he was awarded a Legion of ter, ot Akron. late Judge and Mrs. Edgar Er- Merll for his intelUgence work Dinner guests Sunday at the vfn of Middleport, Manhattan, In MIS, He retired from aCtive home or Mr. aoo Mrs. carl Buck.. N. Y,, New York, has been ap. duty with the rank of lieuten,, i8J1 were Mr. and Mrs. Paul pointed one of two executive vice ant colonel in Ma.Y. 1946. By MRS. HERBERT ROUSH Channels, Akron, an:l Pearl Potts presidents of the National Broadlleturnlng to practice as a Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hendershot of Parkersburg, W. Va. catting Co., to develop 1 o n g civilian lawyer, Ervin served of Saginaw, Mich., all! Mrs. Bill Mrs. Mabel Hetzer. Mr, a n d range plans or the rompany. as deputy to Brig. General Tel ShlllllWBJI or Parkersburg spent a Mrs. Frank Blse and famUy \is~ His appointment came in a re- Cord Taylor In charge of prosrecert weekeOOwlthMr. and Mrs, lted Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hetzer THOMAS E. ERVIN alignment of the NBC staff de- ecuting the second series of war Ra,y Heiney, or Belle, w, va. partments that followed granUng crimes trials at Nurenberg, Ger Mr. aOO Mrs. Ralph Durst alld Mr. and Mrs. cart Buckley ol a one year leave of absence maey, beginning in June, 1946. Mary ol GtUij>olis called on Mr. were honored with a dinner for to Senior Executive Vice Pres- He also wu chief prosecutor Kappa, The Association ot the and Mrs. Russell Roush and Mr. their 15th wedding anniversary Bar of the City of New York ident David C, Adams. for the United State11 In one or and Mrs. Dorsa Parsons recent.. at the home of Mrl. Alice FoutMr. Ervin had been vice pres- the trials, before resign1ng his and the American Bar Associa: ly, tlon, t,y. Others attending were Ml', ident and general attorney, NEC, post in November, 1947, to reMr, and Mrs. Herbert Roush an::l Mrs. Rome Se.n:ly or ParkIn 1943 Mr. Ervin married since March 5, 1953, and he hu turn to this country, :· \ Norma Murr&.,v ot Milford, Masa. and Roger spent a weekend with ersburg. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest been a director of the company Ervin received a BA degree They have one son, WilHam, who Mr. and Mrs. Walter McDade Ruth and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence 1Jnce Jan. 5, 1962. (rom Ohio 5late UnfvenJty in Rose, The birthday of Mrs. sa.,.. Ervin jofned NBc•s legal de- 193?. and an LLB d~gree from Is a student at stanford Univer- at Tro.v. Mrs. Don Rime and Mr. aoo dy was also celebrated. ,PII'tment in March, 1948, and Columbfa Law School ln 1935, sity. The Ervina Jive In ManMelissa or CJarington spent a Jean Whitehead was an overwa1 appointed assistant gener- He is a member of Ph1 Beta hattan and have a summer home weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Les- night guest of Rhea Mora of on Fire I! land. al attorney in July or that year. ter Roosh. Chester. He began hh I ega] career in Mrs. Varr;tora ... Knighting v:lslt~ Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence- Rose 1935 when he joined the law It is reported she is oot so welL ed relatives at Whfte &llphur and Mr. alkl Mrs. Ernest Ruth firm of Cotton, Franklin, Wrfght Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Goodin Springs. lij1ent a weekem wtth Mr. ard & Gordon in New York City. He are helping Clifford Cuckler re-Mr. and Mrs. C1arence Shelds Mrs. RusseU Buckley, New left the firm to take a position pair a house he purchased in of Largo, Fla., and Warren Mil~ Brighton, PL in the Appellate Section of U!e Rutland. ler also of Florida were called Mr. and Mrs. Larr,y Barton Lands llivllfon or the DepartBY AVA GILKEY Mrs. Sally Welsh and children here recently by the death of and family visited with his sisment or Justice in November Hie! French received word of and Mrs. carolyn Nutter and ter, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Don1938. He returned to prlva~ the death of Kate French his children, and Mrs, Letlta Cow- Harry Allen. ' Mrs. RusseU Roush, Roberta aldson and family of Logan. practice with the nrrn of Bleak. mother, 1n Pasadena, Calft Mrs. en were Sunday guests or the and Nancy, aM Mrs. &b Rhodes Mr. and Mrs, Russell Buckley ley, Platt & Walker, New York French was born and raised in K. C. Welsh's. called on Mrs. Sherman Ford, ol New Brighton, Ps., have been Clcy, In April, 1939, and devot- this community, but she and WalSammy Ray Lewis Is employed Mason, W. Va.,arecentTuesday. visiting relatives and friends ed himself exchl&lvely to UUga- ter French, her late husbarm by John Gibson in Athens, Ohio. • I, Roger Roush, Clifford Ashley, here this week. tfon matters. went to California Cor health Mrs. Bessie Graham had an Max Hill arxl Kathryn Hill are Ervin entered the U, s. Army reasons. Besides her son, Hiel, auto accident. She was not iJ1oo - Mrs. L. Balderson 1 u a private In April, 1941, and she leaves another son, O.vid, jured and only small damage allaUendlng Rio .Grande College. Aaron Wolfe of Middletown vta. waa graduated from Antl...Air~ or Pasadena and two grantchil- was done to the car. lted his mother, Mrs. Eula Wtol!e. dren craft Artillery OCS aa a secThor and Kenneth Carsey paint-. Mr. and Mrs. 1Roy Buck and win Gloeckner. ond Heutenant fn June, 1942. Mr. and Mrs. M_ A Epple ed a house in Rutland for ClifPam and a Crierxl am Early Roush Later he was transferred to the and Mr. and Mrs, Earl FoJt ford Cuckler. Mr. and Mrs. John Arnott have , attended the recent Ohio State Mllltacy 111tell!gence Service 1n attended the Albany Fair s~ purcha11ed a trailer and have loMrs. Arlx's sister and niece Fair. Wuhington, D. C. 111 19iS, he day, and on the way home vi sit- from Michigan, are visiting her. cated on Ute the ta.rm or Bill Ar- · Mr. and Mrs. Howard Rob~ nott, Mr. Arnott's Cather. served overseas al!l a special ed at the K. C. Welsh hmne, Mr. Jack (.1ark and sons and ltal..., o!rlcer In Mllttory Jn. Clinton Gilkey and son Tad, o( leo Morris and son, attended son or Flatwoods, W. Va., Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Boggess and Mrs. John Fisher, Molly, talligonce, 111 Febnwy, 19~, Albany, spent Saturday with his the tractor pull at Albany Fair have announced the marriage ot Larry and Amy of Racfne sperit mother, Ava Gilkey, Saturday evening. their daughter, Esther, to a Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Pete Clay Bryant sufrered a severe neth Lee or ClJ rton. The cereMr. and Mrs. Pete Eggleston What was the worst Shields. mon,y was performed by the Rev. !hrp dasaster in U.S. history? stroke and is in Holzer HIJSpf- of Charlest.Of'l, W. Va., visited Doll,y Wolle, Doma Hlll aoo A-Tbe eKplosion of the tal. Mrs. Bryant, who is in the Charles Butcher family, They Earl Custer at his home in SyraDoris Hensler wel'e In Athens steamer Sultana on the Mis- poor health is at the Ziba Mid- came especially to see Roger cuse. A reception lolJowed at lhe recently to see lAMdse Parr. lllslppi River, April 27 1865 kiff home. Custer home with Mrs. Custer Butcher, who expects to leave The loss of ure was 1,400.. ' Donna Hill, Dolb' Wolte, BerMr. and Mrs. Frank ~pie for Vietnam. as hostess for relatives of the tha RoblDSon and Mabel Roush ' ' an:! ~hUdren. Middleport, visi~ Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cremeans called on Mrs. Sherman Ford at c<q>le. ed his parents, the Mike Ep.. or Shade, Ohio. spent Tuesdl,y Mason. pies Sunday. evening with the Eal'l McGraths. The WSCS of the local MethoMr. and Mrs. H. D. Gllkeoy of TONIGHT thru THURSDAY Mr. and Mrs. Earl McGrath dist church held its regular meetRato Are Coolly Pomeroy spent Sunday evening visited Mrs. Mollie McGrath in SEPT, 21.26 ATLANTA, <tiPil-TIIe 100 with his mother, Ava Gilkey. Logan Sunday, aJXt all went fish- Ing at the church recently. MemYOURS, MINE AND OURS million rata that infest the bers attending were M a g g i e Clint Dougla£ spent Sunday ing. Lucllie Ball _ ffenry FOfkla United State! cost the nation Roush, Mabel Ilou&b, Mrs. evening with Bud Dwglas. Mrs. Eva Schrieber spenl Mo. more than tl btuion In eon· (Technicolor) starcher, Bes&ie Parsons, Joyce Mr. and Mrs, Robert Jewell day with AVI Gilkey, tamtnated food and In property COLORCARTOONS, White, Donna Hayman, Doll)' damage, plua tbe huge leu spent Surwjay evening wtth Glen Mrs. Nellie Tracy was subCooJblby; HJ oot Dry; Jewell. Wolle, Eileen Buck, Anna Wheel- ,.,.,. rat-borne -...;,, acsUtute teacher in the HarrisonMousetrek; cordlna to reaearchers at OrMrs. Margaret Douglas spent ville school Monday, as theregu. er and Bertha ROOinsOIL or Feline ~~omage Davld Gloeckner left ,recently kin Exterminating COA!peny the weekerxi at her horne here. lar teacher beitlJ involved in an Admiuion: 85c am SOc lor Comp McOellan, Ala. wbere pest control concern. It 1a ea~ Miss Anita EBV!p is ln Ho\zer auto accident Swl:lay, SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. he lrifl be slotioned wltllthe U.S. tlmated then are at Ieut 60 Hospital, as the result of a falL Frida3 night and Satunlal-- Army after spellllng a lei.Ye wltiJ mllUon rate on farm.~, 30 DIU.. l1oD 1n towns and 20 mUUon PIIIY of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Mchis p&rerts, Mr. and MI'IL Er~ In clUes. . " Grath were Eula KeDDey and Mr. aJXJ Mrs. Harold Nutter or Canton, Ohio; Mollfe am Leroy McGrath or lAgan, Ohio, and Eugene and Ernest McGrath of Albon~. Ohio. tlve violence at the very polll.._ booths In some ot our larru:.st cities. O" The temptation lo t•~re this wing departed that tortured eit,y with the pr-1 88 ...... •- demona•-·uona':t• 1• • .:.. 1 · aa~ti,.t• f~ti~ ~;.two · :ti~u. , ~eleh~~ ·~ ·~rlrDed · ' Ervin Appointed_ Vice President Of NBC Planning · '!'•• cOOrl, Olliclalo representing 12 achool districts In the Gallla, Jad<11<111, VInton and Me!go Coun11 area met In GaUipollo Tueocla,y littenQm to review a lij<)lotllellcal pro~am for a propoo- ed vocational eWcation school district in the four county area. The program was prepared by the alate department of 0<11eatlon. Copies or the proposed project were given to each district representative b)' &opt. A. R. Durose, head of the sponPLAN RUMMAGE SALE ooring dlatrict, MASON - The Lodleo AuxilEach representative is to reIary or the Mason Volunteer Fire view the propoMls with respecDept,, will hold a rununigo M<i bake lale Frlda,y and Salj!rday, tive board of education members In U!eir own district, then Sept. 27 and 28, In the I i r e on :rhuroday, oct. 3, at 7:30 p. 4eportment room lnlhe city buildwill meet at Rlo Grande ColIns, beldnnln& at 10 a.m. rn. lege where they Will approve AIQione having 811)1hlng, to door disaJll)rove the pro,poaals. If nate I• asked oo have II at lbe approved, the project will en~ clcy building Thuroda3 eventar phase two, Ing or F ridaT lnorning. Among those attending Tues .. ' ' SEAMLESS SHEER STRET(H THREE SIZES FOR PROPORTIONED FIT News•.• in Briefs SMOO.{H-f.IT,TING CANTRECE . w~~f!(~~~~~;*~~~~?~f{)~~~~!t~:~~~:~:?~<:::::~:::::~:~:::;:::::~: · ~=~:::::~: :·:·:·:·:·:· .~:::::::~:::~:::~=~=~:~:::~:::~= By United Presslntel'national .. TilE U.S. COMMAND annoot ,ecf tonight a U.S, ~ ca~, ~fDn llaled lor dlll¥ tn Villnam would not be SAIGON - l'e.!i·f!1·:1!1J,:.W. ioQi'Jii&l;lil equt~nt would be shipped here lor J7 SLIM lUSH ':''li'ftr!;v!~~~u:~ or ibeiot Squldron, 18th Armor~ ~ R~Qiment, now 1tati~ IN .'REGULAR AND LONG 9ff1 .on. l' ,I ., r t .'' '.'' ' ' '.' ' I . ••' ••' ' ',. ' ' / I I I I ~ ' ' Mr. and Mrs. Doyle K0111Jp Kail, Kevin and OJarles, vtU.e, and Mr. l11d Mrs. RoY StDlth, Donald and Mike, were lAng; Sunday afternoon visitors or Mr. and Mrs. Charley Smith . Mrs . Herold GWogly was a Monday visitor of Mr. 1 ~ Mrs. Lincoln Rusaell Mrs. Jack Elam, Bmie and Mrs. Fred Tuckerman were y.,. day business visitors In GaUiIJOlis, Linda Smith lind Lleda Shlfrer were Satu~ overnight gueata orA!bol1)' ' ' News, Notes ~alee yovr deposits by mall. It • the easy way to do you, bonkingl 51 On New Car Loans Smith. Mr. 100 Mrs. w. A. Elam lind Mr. arrt Mrs.. Jack El&m aoo Billie were weekem visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Johnson SarnJny and W, A. Donah~e ~ ll,y or Kentu<~<y, Mr. and Mrs. of Jo lfalionaf W. A Elun remained tor 1 few da3o. Mrs. D. II. Robeson was a Weekend viailor wjtf:t Mr, lhl Mrs. William Ke.......tu Grove Clcy. ..""'Y, i11DDlEPORT, 0. ( ,.. • ~f WAsmNGTON - THE UNITED STATES baa oMcitUy prolested to the SOvf'et: Union the jammfng or Voice of America broadcasts, expressing cOQCern that the two powers are plunging back into "th~ ua:b )JracUces" of the cold war. IDd.lcations in dlplomatfc quarters were that the Soviet Union wOuld dioreprd the protest delivered to Ambosoldor Anatoly f. • Ddttynln last Tturlday and go right on jainming the American broadcaatl even It it worsened U.S. - Russian relations. ~POMEROY MOSCOW - lliE SOVIET UN19N released an American girl and a British man it has arrested tor passing out anti...soviet pam~ phlets, and ordered them .to leave the country fmmediately,. the U.S. Embouy laid tnda3, . American spokesmen said Vlck.Y Rovere, 24, ot New York Cfb'. and Andrew Papworth, had been released and ell;l)elled Tue~ foc what Soviet offldals called jjengaglng fn impermissible actlvttlea. .. Don"t be misle(j by wild tale' about cost! Ct:t all ~he ract5! Then you'll want to Join the nmks of the 1.400 war"', happy ~wners who alrcaUy hc."at the lbnnr:les$ electric wily . . <:au the Electric Company . . ut !28-0fJ I in Columbus. {)uci\io.k or Colum~~ . .c,llll our r~r;;~t -"bU!'>IIlCS" Oflic:e • follow- had been hit and tile car ran lnlo a tmnato potch oo the Dat· loawClantelandhaP"~-~·bel 'at 1 • -· d br l 1 elnce the llboollng. Bond - Bel at $50,000 - wao oot lllrnlsh- eel. Mr. and Mrs. Queen were in- . • dlcaled on theiiWIIlaustrter and · negle<t ellargeo •• the result ot the - h ot lheir llve-yeorold 1011. Tbe child wu 1lPOII blo airivi.l ot Melli Genera! Hoopltal on the lliOrllina of Auguat 20. An au111pu wuordored!oll""ot. tng a.e deaal. A twin bnJIIlor Jack, J<>lll, wu token to llollltl' Hospital atthewneUme. Tbe4e· ceased wellllted 25 pounds while the welght fA Jollt was reJX)I't- ,. - Monolo.1 ..U reeeollll Toooda3 ~ order that llli ~lnd- ' • •' ot1!1e'h01Piallzatlon. .-_ , _ In cuotoci1 or the nary hearfng could be hOJii.,.,,.:' . .....,, _.-eel before 1 h e jury wu then recalleol lor 1!1'111111 Jur7 lido week In CIHIIOC- nesda1 so lhat lie Jury 'a.td: · ,. lion with the death ot hlo, brolh- eonolder the ease ~ Mr. lllld ed It .18'h poundl at the time w* -· er. Tbe coople was atao lndlctod b.r thelnBrand Jury oo neste<t charges . relatlooto John, Mr. l!)d Mrs. ~een are free lllder ~.ooo bood osch. ThtiY - r.e d pte.. or lmocent Tuesda.Y ,.,. in the Meigs ~grand jury which Nn. Queen. Olherl lndlelecl ...,. ,the jury lnduole George - · Haven, driving 1fbile lnloalcat. eel; Glen Law1011.. polntiJig a Orearm, and WOllam _ , . , · tndeC!tl'M axpo1a1re. One eue t:~Dft114ered wu lgllored. at ·.Y PartJ.y cloucb' and ....... IDlow In the upper f01 and lower 50s. Thursday mostly sunIll' and little chango In tempornlgh~ .,. ,.) ·' :,) ature. 0 ·' ·,, ' Horse PUlling Contest Set At least 10 building contractors - eigl'lt of them local ' will be on hand to confer with Meigs Countians on houslng,PlaM which they have to o«er at a meeting to be held at 7 p.m. Thursday at the Pomeroy Junior High School. Report Troop Reduction is Mrs. Tompkins Is Observation School Leader In Planning Refer Youth Working Matter A matter involving the working or a Middleport ywth for the village of Middleport in accordance wfth an order of tile Meigs Coun· ty Juvenile Cwrt has been referred to the M:Wdleport village solicitor by Middleport CounciL A report or the Middleport Council meeUng ~n Tuesday's edition of the DallY SerKinel reported the youth to be 16 years or age. However, the tatlrer ofthe boy reports the youtll oo be on!)' n.• father bOo ftled a blll lor $800 wltll tbo , village .lor· the work perfonned ·by the y..,th over a two mooth ,erhXL FIVE CENTS Several Contractors Expected for Meeting superintendent; Ralph McCormIck, Jackson County schools su~ perintendent; Gene Tillis, Wellston; John Finch, Jackson; Bill Burson, Vinton Count;y; Bob Bow~ en, Meigs County schools superintendent and Mr, Durose, Carl Dahlberg, SEORC director, also attended. SEATTLE, Wash (UP0- The Pentagon plans to reduce the number of U.S. troops in Vietnam by 90,000 during the next nine months, according to a He-publican member o( the House defense appropriations subcommtttee. But Rep. Melvin Laird, H~ Wis., said the reduction was the result of "ordfnary and . metho-dfcal military planning'" -and not the type of a cutbac~ forecast by Vice President Hubert Hwnphrey. ·Laird, 11 close adviser to Republican presidential candidate Richard Nixon, handed out his statement to newsmen Tue5day ,..aboard the Nixon campaign plane flying from Bofse, Idaho, to Seatt1e. The Pentagon declined direct comment on Laird's statement, but it was noted that U.S. troop strength In Vietnam has not been increasing recently as fast as had been e,q>ected, The last reported U.S. strength in Vietnam was about 535,000 men, ag~;inst a ceiling of 549,~ 11"11111· Weather day's session were Clarence Thompson, GaUia County School a 14. MOWCOW - RUSSIA !ODAY accused Israel ofe!XlanJerlng WCU'ld peaee witti American aUJ)port by "dangerous prowoei~:J-ona" agai nat Arab state1. · An orrtdal SOViet statement delivered by foreign mlniatrypres• chief Leonid Zamyatln' reamrmed Ruuia's contimed support or the Arobo. He'll be to c.\Piain why o~·er I,400 fa.mjli~ on our Jines have l!an~., el«tric hetn . They IJ(lt the fact!> on co~t.. dconline!'~ ~t.,>ie<1Ce . Then they rrotalled eleC[ric heal. cor, - • e MILWAUKEE, W1S - FOURTEEN demonstrators led by seven cleri)'Dlen broke into selective Service Head<Jlarters here Tu~s­ df¥1 dragged draft rues outside to the base of a Oagpole and set ~~~en. anrs. Flames fed by what the demonstrators called uhomemade JWPalm" llcked close to the tap or the flagpole dedicated to World War I vetenns. The pole staOOs ln a small triangular park across 000. the street fr<m drart headquarters. Hearing Wild tales abo11t the cost of electric. heatilll? If you"rc- planm"" ro buiiJ a home, or if }'<lur pr~~nt heating"',y,.cm. ~ s I~. ~ rcplac~.:J, call or write the ~lectric Company and ask.. that healmg sptc~ah"'t talk wnh you. No obligation, of counoer ' SEN. STEPHEN YOUNG, D-Ohio, said today unlesa he l'61Sserts his authorit;y over the Joint Chiefs of staff. , Young said Johnson was on his way to becoming one ot the •tion's greatest presidents when he "yielded altogether to the de~~ of the general• of our joint chfers of starr.'" $ Wolfpen .... that President Johl\lon wW leave office "discredited anclurl)opular'' BEIGE IMPRESSION - BANNER GRAY ~ VICTORY NIGHT- BROWNSTONE. NOW is the time to . 111''- ---- WASIIINGTON - CINNAMON - TINT ROSE BEIGE - FLAIR- FROLIC •• UTOPIA._ ELBERFELD$ at Fort Lewis, Wash. It was the l)pe ever Issued by the U.S. Command in an"'"'ncemenl ol 9- MEIGS THEATIE Wltneaoeo In lbe lnl! lie ohoollnr, oatd thel W)'8111 C<llltlnuecl shooting after Dotoon ·' Harrisonville Ke.,.. '* stldft , lllrn- Officia(s Review Proposed · Program For School Project SEAMLESS MESH IN' ROR LONG LENGTHS . . .:..VOL.::.:::.. ..:.XX..:.I...:N.:.O::::·:..:I.:::OB:__~-------PO_M_E_I?O _Y-_M_ID_D_L_ EP_O_R...:.T,_O_H_IO_ __ _ _ _ _-,---__:_W:.=E=DNc.:.E::.:S=D'-'-A'-'Y,-=S.::.:EP..:.T.: .:EM..:.B:.:E:.:. R..:.2.:.:... 5, 19_68___'_ 'r ·;. -~ SELECT NOW AT FALL $ALE .PRfCES Society News W)'8111 door, k!loti<ed,,~~ eel ·oo aee the ••culil4 ' iiil!'a olspdau&hter. ' · ;~ The tnveallpll"" IQ4I • lhat Wyant IJlPIIrall .. ,inawerect 111e door and l>l!!•~l(d 1o olk hio ~ -:lf.<ltllo" wished 00 talk With eutW;i\11>8 indlceled abe did "'"o. ~'(,;;; mediately returneci 00 tile. lt Was reported, ·and t~.. earu_.. or .:P.:'' " - S. CUIIJR: '~I, Ins bepn ao Doloon wso Porkeroburg, ~ gilae.. ~·a.e Ins the automobile around. ~ Devoted To The lnti!ru(f..Of The life~~ Mason Area By Berk.shire:· ' BANK BY MAIL plea or lmocent to first degree murder chal·ges when he was arraigned In the lllelgo CoWI\V Apple Grove ~tcher ·. Stocki~.fs. \ oo Sept, 13, entered a ' U..,.• ned< lj)porenll,y kUling him almost ju-tl,y. Dotoon, """ with ' lour liompanlons had clrtven Ia the Wy. 1111 home tn a reported llltempt to talk with the accused nwa1s ltepdauahter, Barbara ~.. ry, .... abot ao ho~to drive away from the rea:~ John Miouhall of vtrsinJ&, woo served 34 years, !rom 1801 1835, bed the longeot service •• chief juatice the &opreme .News, Events '' W)'8111 tnda3- Now You Know X• qro. be!Of~ ~ Court. lie to charged with tile oholiun slaYing or Michael Lee Dot10111 28, Parkertburgl on Aug. 17. RadDe ~...,. · -f · · lie alle&edly !Ired a ,16 guage :ldence. cessed Tuesday, re<:om"enlng •· BhotiPUl Chiii'IO about 10:50 p.m, II wao reported that setn We<lneods.Y morning, The on Aug. 17. The shot allegedly Wyant ts believed oo have !Ired Jury wrapped up Its dUlles jlat hlt Dotson in the back <>I t h e the shotgun at the car about nine News, Notes .eon ueens. are Idjlicted by ·Grand Jury , ' 11111.... Or < ' ' .WOllam F....,.ick W7ant, ~4, RaclnO, wu lndlelecl m llrol· d,IJ'ee chara,a lllld ·Charles lind Mlldi'ed ~- u. tart Falla, were ledlelecl on IIIIRilaushter and neglect char&" Weclneoda3 .rUom1ng !'hell a grand Jury made Ito rti>Orl The grand )!lry moved lnlo aeaal011 Moncley and then w~. re- au. Reedsville < < · ,. ear . • · ' The session has been · called Pornero.v Attorne) Frank W, Porter who reports that he haa received word that $1,800,000 will be recefved here for new housing through the Farmers Home Administration. At the Thursday n1gbt meetlng, tbe loan 11an will be outlined briefly Cor those attend~ lng, Then, those attencllng will be lrt?e oo move about tile auditorium and talk with the 10 building contractors on the price of homes, material& and other factors in whicf'l they are interested. Porter has stressed that res. idents do not have to even own Ute lot ror their new homes. They 00 oot have to make a down p83'rnent, interest rates will run between five and nve and onehalf per cent and those build~ ing under the plan wlll have up oo 33 yeara to poy olf their loaDs, James McDorman, state til- " rector of the Farmers Home Adminlatralioll, and or bla ltaff' will al10 be on haDd.. Porter hal extended an lmitatim to all resldanta irrtereaeel In the conotrucllon ot home to attend the meetlq. At a later meeting, voll&eer help wiD be 110 hand alq wllh FHA per~<n~el oo atd tlloaewlllhing to pursue a plan for a DIW home In fl.lliq out IWCeiiU'J' BAJlitad.on .PB,PerS. Harriman is Unsatisfied Pllnllng ot the end ......... lhe. Melp loolblll field It Pultl• eroy was dlocuom tb1Jw lilt retllll8t meeting the M o Ia Athletic Boosters Tuesda1 OYe- by An observation scl10ol fo1· the Portsmouth District of the Methodist Church will be helH at Grace United ~fethodist Church in Gallipolis this weekend, Mrs. Ol«i ,\:\1/E - !\ Meigs Count.} .Jayl·ees Wives Club has Ruth Tompkins, Pomeroy, dibeen organized ,and initial ufficen elected. The.> are, seau..'<l, rector of Christian Education from lert, Mrs. Uoger YOI.lllf::, vice president, and t,1J's. Earl of the Portsmouth District, anIngels, president, and standing, ~rs. Rill McDan1cll' secre-nounces. tary~treasurer anq Mrs. \'lnc~'nt Knight, historian. Ttie wives The first session will begin of the Jaycee members will assist with future projects oC the organizatioJL - Senlinel Photo. at 6:15 p.m. Friday and wW dose at 9:45 p,lft. The secOnd session will start at 9 Llll. saturday and wilf conclude at 4:30 The ali-day area worksh(l} p.m. of the Church Women United An observation school is a scheduled Thursday at Grace short term trainifl,g enterprise United Methodist Church has Mrs. Phyllis Kathr)'ll Grant, in which a group or teachers, been canccffed due t.u lhe sud~ 31, Beech St.., Middleport, died administrators and other intel'· den illness of the leader, Mrs. PARIS (UPO - ltanol appor. ested persons, plan, demonstrate Tuesday in Holzer 1-Jospftal, Whitney Trousdale. M r s. ently feels no "obllgatlon whatand evaluate learning eJIP(!rienc!ile was born Feb. 3, 1937 in Trousdale is the vice - presoever to do ll1,)1:hlng to move es with the guidance or a trainMiddleport, the daughter Jolm sident or the area and is !rom toward peace" In Vietnam, Am· ed leader in a particular age and Ruth Might Blosser, Beech Lancaster. Mra. W. J. Brown bassador W. Averell Harriman gr...,, st., Mfddleporl 9te was preIs president or theGallia Counlaid tnda3. Mrs. Tompkins points out that ceded In death b.v one sister. ty Chapter. This meeting will Harriman and his depucy neMrs. Grant was a member of an outstanding staff wUI be on be rescheduled. gullator at the Vlelnam war talks, hand ror the school which wUJ the Middleport Christian Church, Cyru" Vance, met newsmen an offer t.o those attending know:;:;:;:::;:;:::::::::::;:;::::::::.:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·: American Leglon Auxiliary, route to the 23rd session of the ledge, physchologlcel Insight, Feeney ReMelt Unll 128, Sle doadlocked negottatlooa. Again and new Ideas in f'a1l curricuwas employed at Young'o ~r U. N. Secretary General Thant lum am oUter related materfal. Mkt., at the time of her death. She formerly was employed at Children, youth and adults at- was an issue in the talks. "rm going oo point out that the Chase Hardware and the lrn- tending will be putting Christian the Hanoi delegation ~su't seem ideas into practice, perfal FJectrlc Co. to !eel U!OY have any obligation The host church will supply In addLUon to her parents, she is survived by her husband, Bil- children for demonstration at oo do anything whatsoever oo Adult education classes in bus~ ly, two sons, David Gene and which those attending will see move toward peacek" Harriman iness education will be started Dennis Ra.v, at home; two broth- concept~ put into actual prac- told reporters. In tile Melga Local School Dis'-The whole polfcy hell been ers, John A. Blosser, Chardon, tfce. Current fall material and trict. violent in ·aU their aetivities, Ohio, and Relph E. Blosser, new Junior and senior high scholi Mrs. Martha Vennari announ~ lllld they !ailed oo carry out the Grovep:n1, 0.; three sisters. level material wtU be stressed. ces that an organizational ses~ obligation taken in 1954 at GenPresent Cor thB first time ln Mrs. John (Dorothy) Hortm, elnn ot iillerested arutta will be Charleston; Mrs. Joseph (Mil~ the area during the school will be eva to end violence. They don't held at 7:30 p.m. next TueB<la, dred) Wolle, Middleport and Mro. Miss Ruth McDowell, recently seem to want to achieve their obIn room 110 at the Meigs lfigb Joseph (Eileen) Kemya, Euclid. installed as Associate Director jective b_v peaceful methods, School in MlddleporL Funeral aervlces will be held of the Program Council of the which or coorse we•re going to At that session, the subjects insist UjXln," Friday !rom Rawlings - Coats Ohio Methodfst COnference. to be studied wtll ,be decfded Funeral Home with the R e ·v. TheTe are still same vacan$35,000 GRANT RECEIVE~ upon as the time of the class cies in all classes of the weekRaullin Moyer officiating. Burmeetings. The courses will go COLUMBUS (UP0 - 0 h i , ial will be in Miles Cemetecy, em schooL The tee for attendfor 20 weeks with two sessions State Uni versit,)· has received a ing Is $.1. This includes 1 noon RuUand. Friends may call at being : beld each week. Each the funeral home from 7 to 9 luncheon on S.turdly, Reglatra- '$35,000 granL from the National oeoslon will be two hours In this evening, 3:30 to 9 m Thurs~ tions are to be made with Mrs. Aeronautics aOO ~ace Adrnlnisleogth, A nominal lee will be day and Wltil time or services Frank Childers, Box 158, Gal- tration to sponsor a lasel' re, charged. search projecL lipolis, on Friday, Mrs. Grant Dies Tuesday With Hanoi or Adult Evening Oasses are Being Planned .0... End Zones Painting Discussed or nJ&a. Prior oo the first home pmo the Boosterl!l UJed cbalk Oft the end zone which was very oolor~ !Ill, but proved damaging the unlfonns. ll was suggested that tbe boosters paint "Meip" 011 ooe end zone and ' 'llflb" oo the other. Rev. B Ill Perrin, Pl'esident Frank W. Porter, Head Coach Charlea Chancey and l..eorw'd VaDMetar will do the work 011 1lle !!old. They hope ro have it reeclr lor ., Friday nlght when Melp will host the Athens Bull&Jta. Mrs. Grace _.a ·'·: chairman of. tbe new Athletlc Booolers food booth, named l!lt !ollowlng commitlee 00 wort< IIIIa week: Mrs. Norman V•.nM•er, chairman; Mrs. John eochairmanj Mrs. James O'BriiD; Mrs. Franklin Trlplell, M r o. Leo Vaughan, Mra. WUllamAIIII, Mrs. William Warner 81111 MD. Don Wilson. Rutland mothers are In c . _ ~ feeding the team loll...the game, The Columbul a n • Southern Ohio Electric Co., will donate the game ball and Mrl. lorena Arnold reported 1 bd;. ance or $803.09. : Coach Clumcey showed llbla at · Melgs-Nelaonvllie and ~ • ·. Marietta games. Twenb'...._ periiOlls attended. Fall Membership 'Drive Termed Succes mentlug hill current Met and recital 8BUOI'I, Gramm has been called "a l!luperior artist and llnaor~· by Schoaberg of t h e NEW YORK TIMES. bday afternoon, April 27 t the retlll1llled Tlplon Trio will a ca....-1 II the Gallia · Tbese form 1111 on colla ana ·rOat,.,..i 11111o ..,. Wuere'h amounced the organization' a ,pleasure In the Increase In atudOI!I memberships and In the minimal et!oct the loss or lie Silver Brldge had on tile conlimed IJ'QWlh <>I the concert aodatlon. Mra. Lewia A. SchiiWil, campolgn cllalrman. altrilotted the drivo'o •cceos oo U,. ~Dterej( and anlhealdlll ~~~~~-loy­ al ~er1 1n an o:ountiao u- llli'ee "' ;~~r~~~;~~; .od~b)'· orea newopaporo 'and rl· lbe line..,..,.~ provld' dlli lbitlons.; . Ukecl ·tioat the row workhave 111!1 7W1 ~IIIJn dD,.io Roderick, II Court St. In Galll- drive m.ay obtain a membership pollo. Al1)' resident ~ the area 1lf calling Mro. Roderick at 446- . . . . not contacted mrtag the Admission oo lbe concerts t.""' Saxbe, Gilligan Share lnae, waa the aflernoon ~r. ~. -remained In Clndmati lor an addreos at maetIDc ~ volunteer campolp - k ero; At 1 broktaat _.b, Soxbe crlliolzed tile Johnlon ..trntn- a lltradoa'• freeze an ~ eu- l!llrieod for lii#IWI1 C>DIIIIro!<tJon ... thole· i A-, werl7'. �I ~ I\ • ·.~ -~ . '·· ' \l ~~ \' ;,:- ~;- -~- ,·'.!'>" : ' • f. ~ . (io ~or lro~e! Lead tn , ~NL - League pmes. In the American League, the Detroit Tigers defeated the :a.Itlmore Orioles, 5-3, the Cleveland Irdlans downed the New York Yankees, S-2, after a 5-l lou, the Washington Sena- town," said Rose after Tuesday night's game. "We (U't get that little gu.y out. He's made 36 hits against us this season. That's like 32f In a aeason JChe hits like that against the whoJe league." Rose's ambition to OOcome a $100,000..-year player Is almost predicated on winning the batting title. He's a 5 w e 11 ballplayer, the .:nost famous "Charlie Hustle" in baseball and au the rest. Am yet he's unlike]J to get the $35,000 raise he needs to reach the $100,00Glevel unless lle has the NL batting title as a bargaining point. MaysHomers Willie Mays drove In three nms with the 586th homer of his career and a twg..run bunt Silltle for the Giants, who once again will finish secoOO under M 1 nag e r Herman Franks. F~ank Linzy, pitching In reHef or Ray Sadedd, raised his record to 9-8. Gary Sutherla!XI singled with two out in the ninth inning to drive in John Briggs and give the Phillies' Jerry JOOnson his fourth win. Hank Aaron an1 Tommie Aaron combined for five hits and Deron JOOnson hlt a ~ run homer as the Braves dealt Met rookie Jerry Koosman his 12th loss against 18 victories. The chief result of the Atlanta victory is likely to be that John Bench o! the Reds willbe voted the NL rookie of the year. ,.. ~ : . • ' · 1 .,, lr MAJOR' A/>105 I. HoOPi.l' on,tul Wizard of Oddl Pirates, .Bobcats '· Play On Thursday · ,. ' '") 111·, 1 ~ .' . ~ '' Epd, frlendo. 't ·b ere ..., In ~to~ for you lblo Saturday •• Pl,ii'due and Notre n.me meet eyoball-tp.eyeball, Oblo. State Methodla~ Mlehla*li Stale 10 over Baylor, Na'Y)' sewn over Boaton CoUeee, Michigan two over Duke. Oklahoma seven over North caraJIDa State, Wyoming seven Air -ForCe; Stanford !even om- OfeiOD, Texa1 eight over Texas Tech, Texas A&M 14 over ~and Missbaipp110 over Kentucky. Allo, Georgia 10 over Clem5on, Auburn 13 over Mtsslssippl State, Harvard two owr Ho17 Crosa, ca1itorn1a four aver Color.clo, Texas Chrlatlan !our over Iowa. Washillltbn ltiYeD over Wlsconain, Mlsaouri Jl:ve over IDlrds, Cornell seven over Colgate, West Virginia fhe over Pittsburgh. Virgl.-nill 13 over VMI, Virginia Tech six over William alll Mary and South Clrollna six o·~er North CUolt· mateo Ito llle& debut against potent SMU, and rugged Flor· Ida tanl!leo with equaUy rug· get! F f o r I d a Stale - um· ltumph I . With the No. 1 rating await· lng the victor, the Irish and BoUormaters caa be expected to go for l>roke. And for lbooe © two great tqmpetitoro, Leroy "CA Keret and Terrjl Haaratty _ thJa 'II the rubber matcb. Tho Old Boy Himself In their 1opbomoro yelr, lfaanl1ty 'made Jim Seymour tbe Southern MethodiBt Mus· a na~l .hero u the !rlab tangs ride Into Columbus. routed Purdue. Last seaaon SMU carries excellent ereIt wao I,.eroy'o turn aa 11e l!'d dootlnlll fotiowlng Ito 37-28 the Bol!!ehDatero to a 'thrW· upaet of Auburn last week. lng upset victory. . However, your faithful corre· of s. 28 T1111 year, the Hoople Syl· · sponde_n t-kall-ltalf-llcaotlng pl. tem, tiud to Ill very Umlta· Ills ballot for the Bucko. We Ai'IZOaa fl, New MellliiO 1! Uons aoseaolng the contrlbu· foresee an osu triumph by So. Carotin 1!, No. carou.a tlng factors, gives the edge to • 27-31 count. So8• CaUl·-•- - .... ~. bolt Notre Dame. In a Utimtfe The Florlda·Fiorlda State ...-... .. ....-w THEDh'lntD PAJLY SENTINIL TO lft'Uar Of' na. The Packera, who lost to the Minnesota Vikilws 26-13 Iaat Sunday, are picked to bounce back with a victory over the Lions. 'l'he Llona have given the Packers trouble In the past, however, and· -lajt week alaugh- tered the Chlcaso Bears 42-U. ro- d<lmi111Uon II noarlr!g an end. Ia nlher NFL pmea, llalti· more ls lf over PtttsburJJt, FRIDAY FISH BUFFET Dallas 14 over Philadelphia, Los AJweles seVen over Cle'Veland, New York . four over Wasblniton, Minnesota seven over Chicago, st. Louts foor over New Orleans and Sin Franetsco 14 over Atlanta. In the AFL, Kansas City Ia 17 ov.ar Miami, New York 17 over Buffalo, san Diego 10 over Cincinnati, Boston three over Denver am Qakland eight over Houston. 5 P.M. TIL 9 P.lrl PLEASANT POINT . RESORT ••• . Longhorn Cheese lb. I .'I• :"•'," <"1: ·r. 69' ~,~ .,,,,v Jol BuHermilk • . . ,.crt. , "'i:.3Dt 71 c PEAS ________________ _]!.~!69' APPLES s COFFEE. _____________~.:~ 1J,3 NESCAFE 111S1'ANT Golden Delicious LIQUID DISH And Prices LOW On Brands You Knowl NO STAMPS! NO GAMES! NO GIMMICKS! WI lb. Pdcll ~·59C -REET . 49·c T " ---------·-·------!~-12 ORAiit:~ SouUnrestern • . .I 0 0 ••· . X,ger Creek ••• 1 North Gallla • , ,2 Eaotern • • , .• .l Ha1111111 Trace , ,0 Southern •••••• 0 Totala 5 .i ', OR GRAPE .H1- c DRINKS ~.:·· ~-------------------~ 29' : :. \. ·( YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND OUR SHOWING OF ·:·'J " ,,. :~ I,' -·~.,'' RUTLAND • ST Right Reserved to Umit Quantities PICKLE LOAF DUTCH LOAf PEPPER LOAF lb. s9e otlpcl . t he l'lllaburlll (Ellis 6-4), 8:05 p.m. Son Fr111claoo (Martchal 26~) a1 Houllllt! (Giuati 10..1«), 8:10 p.m. New York ~ver 15-11) at Allllllltl (Pappu 12-12), 8:05 p. m. Phlladollfda (3101.'1 18-12) al Sl. Louie (Brllea 1&.11), 9 p.m. Loa Angeltl Oll.- 13-15) a1 ChiCIIiO (IJando 15-10), 2:30 p. Dolrollli Baltimore '· ..... Wa.....,.. 10 llotiDn 2, ..... Chi- - 5 OoJcla'"' 1, 12 1aa1, MIDMIOII ~ caur .a, 10 ,..,..,.. -~· Pltcbon Chi.... <IIYml!a 2-l) al - land o- 11-13), 11 p.m. 'l'olla;r'l lillllleiOia Oiloplllll 0.1) al Callfonda (JicGiolhlln 10-lform. aoramlth 4-l), 11 p.m. Ameiican League 11o1toa (Culp 15-$) at Wub W, L. Pet.GB '"""" (llalllln ~~. 8:05 p.m. 102 56 .646 x-lletrolt Detroit (JWier 9~ at Balti90 69 .566 12'h Baltimore more (Phoel>ul 15-H), 8 p.m. 84 74 .532 18 Boston Cleveland (Tianl 20-ll) at New x-CIIncbed _.m 1 Tueadll'l ~18 · Chi- 3 Lei• Anplea 2 Pllllbur8h 2 Clncl 0; ni8hl Allllllltl 7 New York 4, night lion Fran s Houaton 4, nll!lt Phlla 2 Sl. Louis 1, nlflbt ·----------------·-· I I ··=::.:~··-·--·-······-·--·, I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I WHITEWALLS 1---=~~==~~----1 H & R FIRESTONE . L!!:!~~~----~--------·-··---··-,·MAidd-"pat. ..rt•••o....J • 26 8 2 o o 34 16 I 0 32 14 1 0 42 14 I 0 6 36 2 0 16 56 5 0 138 138 SVAC AND OPPONENTS TEAM W L T P OP Soutlnreatera , , ,2 I o 35 18 North Gallla • . • .2 1 0 32 14 Focleral Hockl!v •• 2 1 0 54 18 Fairland • , • , , .2 I 0 42 34 Botralo (Pui!UI) •• 2 1 11.1 48 Belpre • • , , • , ,2 1 o 96 58 AIODnder ••••• 2 1 0 30 26 Kypr Creek • • ,1 2 0 56 611 Miller • • • • , , .1 2 0 24 32 Symmea VallO)' • .I 2 0 22 89 ;. -o···.... L·E·-O·-•••••••••• . 4-•· '"' ptp. Glouster •.•• , .1 2 0 21 · l-Ib. •. Chef·Boy~dee . P I I Z A ·WITH ,PEPP.ERONI THURS., Super Sport Sweepstakes Eaatern • • • • • , ,I 2 o 48 28 ~ .' 55 ~ Wlhlma .. • , , , ,1 2 l d 61 - . , W. VL •• I 3 0 30 88 SauibarD ••••• ,0' 3 0 28 106 LAST WEEK'S RESULTS - . ...tern 8 Nco1h Gallla 2 . Kypr Creek 34 SauibarD '16 -Alexander 14 Eastern 6 , i!1mmll Vallojo 8llannaliTrace6 Ra\'OiiawoOd 33 Wllhama 6 All of the 1969 Clievrolet cars & trucks are fabulous and we'll be pleased to show the aewest of the new to you at 011 tiealtr- .Bel!>ril38 ~ 14 SUPERIOR AT RUTlAND last week s.:, A win for (All Time• ID'I') . Clnolmad (MaiOIII!I)' 14-10) al Chevrolet introduces - CboiiiiPoalto 20 Fairland 8 LUNCH MEAT GaiiJa · 'l'olla;r'o Probable 'i•itcblra ilteralitonol National Leque W, L. Pet. GB x.sl. Loulo 9• 64 .595 San Frandaeo 88 72 .544 8 ClnciDnatl 81 17 .513 13 Chi80 78 .500 14 l'lttoburlh 80 78 .500 14 Alllllla 80 78 .506 14 J.o• ADploa ?i.' 64 .468 20 Fbllaclelphla 74 64 .468 10 Now York 70 87 .449' 23 illlaston 70 ·u .443 24 SOUTHERN VALLEY ARMOUR'S ,.~ BOILED HAM North By United PreJa •" ATHLETIC CONFERENCE (SVAC ONLY) TEAM W L T P OP -·, ill• Bonnet . 59~ pendo~, cawomia SV AC Slandingw CORAL ----~-----------~;:'39c . . - ~ The IIIJhlander• minus t h e oervlcea of liar halfbllck Curl BaiMen, recovering from on ap- w DET~RGENT Packer's Label-Prlcid For Savlnas SUPERIOR ALL MEAl -...111- 16. N- DEL NONTE MEAT VALUES! Hfalrl-• y.n., o c... ,('n, AND SAVE AT "BIG 3" ~ do- Creek and Soutlnrolltem are unIn SV AC play, each with are win .-,. 1be1r boiL A win by North Goll1aqould~Swlb.... . , the,olll;y andofeotedteom In 1_.. pla;r, Coach Steve SlUes' am wiU bll nut rt.ter their - - SVAC win FrldiG- ~ ai!JadneaplaQI Coach Bob ~lhi<Q>'I wlnlea0T_.moi. Southera bu 10111 111 North Gal· ua 22~ 11111 to x,gor Creek 3<4- 14 7t .512 11 11 77 .$11 Sl oaJtland '111 71 • • 23 u•nne.....te 11 81 ...-r,21 ... .411 .. '-' Chie5 91 .411 '81 Wuhlnltot> 1!2 95 .31111 ~ • ; . EoCUnched ... ... .. ) Tuellda7'1 ReiUito Now YOlk 5 Cloyoland 1, ltt ClovelaJMI 5 NOw Yoric 2, Inti POMEROY MOTOR and ...,,._, ' •'•l·l u~ SO EASY TO SHOP 41b. bag The w1mer of thb one ean help ~ tho <Ritcome at tho 1968 SV AC title raeo. K 7 IO r u, ADULTS - $2.50 CHILDREN - $1.75 Fresh Store Cut PRODUCE VALUES! -s Clovelliltl NOw York ' Ore&•• Another loss could mean· that the Packers' oro o' National ~ } ~· and a lou for Ill· pr Creek could leave tbe Jllih, Major ~ Leoders landara in the driver's seat. By United Preas lrltornldOillll Another ThuriJdalo nlgtrt same NaUOillll Leaaue finds the ilamaD Trace WDdG. AB R. II. Pet. cala boat to the Haman, W. Va. Rose, Cln 145 607 51 203 .334 WUdcato at Mercerville. L a s I Alou, Pit 142 542 58 181 .334 . atruigle lllo Sou!b Bend boys Indices Indicate an exlremely western 11 weok Haanan lOIII 28.0 to ClearAlou, Alia 156 647 70 205 .317 wiU prevail, 31·28. close C<lnteat. I predict a vic· Noire Dame 31, Purdae !I Ohio State !7, SMU :10 fork whUe the Hanun T r a e e Jobnsn, Cln145 590 78 186 .315 My ~otlles to the Purduo tory for Florida by a four· Orllaboma !4, N.C. State !I WUdeets drowod a ""'eakor 8~ nood, 51. L 148 sto n 182 . 298 adbereall lor titlnglng you point margin, 28·24. S&aaford %1, 0 to ~ea Valley. Hazman, W. Staub, Hou 157 578 54 172 .298 ouch bad n,wo but our com· By the WaY, pleue do not Peu St. u, Kealao State u V a., on the other baed, deleatpuler, wblcb J .peroonally.gro- be dJaturbetllf I don't ODswer ~-bu t31 v 1" Beckr4 Chi152 632 98 188 ,297 """"'"'-' on- my pbone Ibis Saturday. I LSU 15,r ce •1 • a. • od &rmmeo Vatioy 30-8 week he· gram etl , ... ~-y the McCovy, SF tleal score projected by the have OD Important engage- 8yraeaoe 28, Mary!Jllld 14 fore last, so It could •hoPe up to 144 507 78 148 . 292 secret Hoople Forinula-bar· ment with a stoek broker In Teaaeuee as, Memphlo SL !3 Millon, Adal45 554 48 161 .291 he quito a battle. rumpb I S o u t b Bend. 11-bak·lteff- Iowa 2S, TCU 11 Ill oon.SV AC action FridsY H.Aron, AU156 596 83 173 . 290 Tbla II the wOelt my trland time permits, I may take In Texa1 31, TeXBB Tocb 18 nlglrt, Eastern (1..2.0) will he at American League Woody Hayes baa been await- the Purdue-Noire Dame Ius· Teus .u.M 18, Tulaao o Glouoter (I.:Z~); Federal HockG. AB R. II. Pet. lng bilpaUenUy. Woody wuts sle-lnc~lto, of couroe, as UCLA 16, Waah. Stale 12 Ing C!-1.0) at Wllhlma (1..2.1); Ystrski, Boa to ue-,how good blo "Baby I woulda t want to dlstraet Orecoa St. 31, Utab 1 Wayne, W. Va. at Fllrland C!· Br~eo·~ reaDy are-and he the crowd from the splendid VMI 19, Vlr!lbda 1 153 526 88 159 .302 I~); Logan Elm at Miller (1sh . Jearn In a hurry when . action down on the field . WOit Tex. SL Paelfte 13 cater, Oek 143 486 52 m .29o 2~) ; Coal Grove at SYmmes ValWl~eonsln 18, Waoblnctoa 14 Ollva, Min 128 470 54 136 .289 Yale %1, Coaueeticut 15 le,y (1-:l.O) and Hamlin at Bul!aHorton, Dot140 500 67 143 ,286 Wroag Pet. Rlpl Tiel Wleblta St. It, Utab St. 3 lo C!-1-tl or Putnam. - Buford, Ball:!7 416 63 119 .286 .714 t Z5 10 LBBI Week: Va. Teeb 8, Wm. & Mary I UhlnJr, Min .717 7 13 13 To Dale: The leu aaltl about last Power Producers 138 488 52 138 ,283 week's area high school F.Hwd, Wasl54 583 77 161 ,276 Four million kilowatts of forecasts the b.tter. After a electricity, enough to light 40 Cpnrts, Oak fine start · two weeks ato, 155 629 84 173 . 275 million JQO-watt bulbs, are produced by the U.S. and we've slipped miHra~ly~ COLUMBUS (UPJ) - Toledo Unlvoralt;y quariertrock DoviUo, Call43 512 47 141 .275 Canadian power projects five Last week, we batted .500 Ste.. Jones, who•• pair of touchdown aerials led Toledo C.rew, Mln123 453 45 124.274 miles north of Niagara FaUt. with six rlgh1 and s.b: wrong. tO a 411-21 wtn over Vlllanow, and Western Mfchlpn middle Home Runs After thNe wtekt, our NC~ National League; McCovey.san flllll'd Dotl ,Lerrls, Tues<kY were Mmod Mid-American Coaferord is 27 right, 13 wrong far Fnn 35;Banks, Ch132;WUltama, euce players of the week. a .670 average. ·'• Jones, a ~10, 171l-i>ound junlor from S~ Peteraburg, Cbt and Alleri, PhD 30i H. Aaron, Here't how we tee 'em this Fla. clli!Qilltod 12 of 19 )llsseo for_the Rockets lliiUrdll1 for Atla 28. week: · 154 yards and ltldod 68 yards lri the rushing deportment. American League: F. Howard, Uppor Arlington 28 Ports• 43; Horton. Det 36; Har· Wash Lewis modo 18 tackles and bloeked one Brilbam Young IWOuth 7 relsoo, 8os 35i Jackaon, Dak pauln the We1tern Michigan win. ierne Unian 24 VInton ·28; Freeban, Det 25. County 0 Runs Belted Ia Waha.. o 27 Fodorol•Hock· National]Aague: Me Covey, Sin ingO . SUFFERS CHEST p ~ _. J1ANGE11S SIGN Fran 102; Williams; Chi 98; Per· • Coal Grove 30 Symmes TLANTA.(UPI) - tU'l!od,NEw YORK (UPI)- Del....,. e:z, Cln 92; santo, "Chi 89; Clen-. j#ll"' of the M!w York men Arnll BroWil and Jim Nell- Hennon 6 Ho11nan Trace 0 deoon, Pitt 85. admltlod to Craw- 1C11 IIIIDod their 19611~9 con- Knrer American League: Harrelson, k 20· North Go l~ l. Lo!w lloc>ltallale Tues- t.aell with the New York 11111- Ila 0 Bos 109; F. Howard, Waah 105; 411 'aliht he clli!Qilllnad aero Tueodl,y, bes1nnJu1 to 19 Southwostom 22 Soutlrorn 0 Northr~, Det 90; Horton, Det ofeblot pabra. . tho . . - at llanprl aJenod. Eastern 24 Glouster 6 85; Powell, Balto 84. A hoiPital opokeiiDID said Orland Kur-.eb, aul!orlnl Moigs 14 A!Mns 8 Pitching llodpa' aliment bid not bOon from otralnod back muscle&, lo Jackson 8 Wollston 7 National ~: Blass, PIU dlquooed as a heart lllllck Ia 611J0ctad 111 mlos tho L"t•• 38 Nolsanvillo-York lW; Mar:lchal, San Fran 26-8; prollmlnary IIXIII1lnaU0111. IJa Hoek81' Leaaue club'a l1ro pre- 6 . Kline, Pitt 62--5; Gibson, St. L. said Hod&oa' condition w a 1 pmoa thla _k.... In Golllpolla 27 Ironton U 21-9; Regan, Chi and Bolin, San "falr," )lew York. Fnn 1Ch'i. American, League: McLain, Dot 31-6; CUip, Bos 15-6; Tlart, BIIIIYenutl bu oliaed for a plaa, wiU meet Doyle 1111rt1 ot NON TrrLE BOUT Clo 26-9; EUswortb, Boa 15-7; ~o.ooo guaraateo and a11 oxAkron 1a a 10-mmd -.uue AKRON (UPI) - Nillo BenvenMcNaJq, Ballo 21·10. pea. . llllirl here Oct. 14. ull, -ld mlddlewelibt - - over Football . Now on with the forecaat' Two Southon~ Vall07 AthlelWyomlq 18, Air F-. It k GonlorH ...... are Clllllp Alallama 11, So. Mlzo. I ·this waok with North OOIIo et Arlzo.. !K. !II, U. Te•., El X,pr Creek On TlilriJdalo night PBBO 24 and - . . . ...... tan&llnl wltb Arbauo =. Tutla 1 Army u, VudeJIIDI p -ern LciQI atiladao oa Frl,.,.. St•. 7, BiiJiwla YOUIII I dllv~ . . Colorado 18, ~i'iila It Coaeb Mel ~. Plral4• No. TOlr., St. Z!,_Colo. Sl. U. U will "" out to iiDp lire X,pr Dartmoulll 18, Now RampCrook Bob<all but Coach HowoMre 10 ard Lee Miller'• Bob<all ... Mlebl.laa ll, Date U . · · tho 1967 SVAC defending cham· Florhfo !8. Florida St. 24 plou and thla wiU bo tho H<· Georlia II, Clomooa 1J ond delmoe Gl thO crown this Miami (Fla. 1 ZS. Georgia Teeb 14 y-. Harvard Je, Bob <;ron :10 Lui wook, tho. Bobcat• had Mlouarl 17, IWaoJa 7 an 0107 tlnle dlaptialng of SouthKaaoao Zl, ladlua rl . """ Local by a lt-16 ..,.. wbUo Mlcb. Slate 13, BaylOr !II the PlraiAII outpa,yed tho lll&lr· Mlaaeoota Zl, Nebraolul II -atical11 but lOIII 10 K~ntue~ 17, Mllllllhopl II SoutJnre-.., 8..2. Aubun 4!, Mba. 81. 8 Navy Zl, Bootea College !I Predictions are for gao111 :-.,_ lhrllll and cbllls galore DAIRY Elfeclift Sept. 26-11-28 , .· ' FOR.· 'fi.()QSl~R-v POWEkHOUSES NEW YORK (UP0- Notre . Other colleie !!ddB Included.. Dame has boo!\-. lliade a alx· Army 10 VanderbU~ point favorite Over Purdue ln Syrac~e 13 -.. 01~ Mary~! college roctball's game or tbe Ohio state 12 over .Southern week and the Green o.y Packers have been established a 5 an eight-point chOice over the Detroit Liona In one of the key games of the early pro season. Notre Dame, which scored I surprisingly easy victory over Oklahoma last Saturday and is ranked No. 1 in the country, will face the nation's second·ranked team in Purdue. Purdue romped over Virginia 44-6 last Saturday, Southern california, the No. 3 college team, is a 17-point: choice over Northwestern and fourt.h~nnked Penn SLate is a 23-l)oint favorite over Kansas State. No odds have been quoted on the game between fifth~ ranked UCLA and Washington State. In other games involving the top 10, Kansas Is six over Indiana, Minnesota is two over eigtlth-ranked Nebraska, Louisi~ ana State is six over Rice and Miami or Florida Ia seven over Georgia Tech. The game between aeventh-ranked Alabama and Southern Missiaslppi was not put on the betting board. ..... , ,_,......,.. --.. ---· · · . 1tis .EYEB~t.l;iad·tYEBALl · .' cot.UMBIJS <'uPn - · Ohio State's 1-rloileed clefenal.e se<OIIIIIr7 locos 11 otormJI bol>By FRED DOWN tors drubbed the Bolton Red tlsm lliiUrdll1 when Southern UPI Sports Wrltor . SOX, JCI-2, the Mlmesola Twins Methodist's deadly aerial circus Sudden!)· there's a ...., In the the · California tqels, 5-3 comes to town. NadOillll League- one · !'hlch and U,. · -ctlic:qo White Sox cooch Woody Rife• pllna to could make Matcy Alou • two- ' - " the Olkllnd' Atllledcs, 5- atart three sophomores - Jack Ume batting chlmplon alll cost 1. Tabun, T 1 in Anderson and Pete Rose t2!i,OOO••1 'want to pt out ol this It all looked (:ut and dried a rew weeks ago when RD8e was leading the NL in batting h;y a mile and talked about being the first player who was oot a star pitcher or a home run hltter to command $100,000 a year. But now Aloo, who won the NL bllttq Utle wUh a .34~ average In 1966, is in a virtual tie with Rose for the lead and the two seem headed for the closest ftnish since 1931 when Chick Hafey won the crown with .3489 followed by Bill Terry at .3486 ai'KI Jim Bottomley at .3482. It required four places in the percenlage column to determine the leader after Tuesday nigbt when Alou went 2-for-4 and Rose 1}-for-3 In the Pittsburgh Pirates' 2-0 victory over the Clncinnati Red5. Rose's average, going into the final games ol the aeason, is .334:4 while Alou's is .3337. G1ant5 Clinch Second The san Francisco Giants clinched secmi place for the four stralsht season with a 5-4 victory over the Houston Astros, the Phlladel»hia Phillies beat the st. LoWs Cardillll5, 2-1, the Atlanta Braves downed the New York Meta, 7-4, an:! the Chicago Cubs topped the Los Angeles Dodgen, ~2, in other National .' ' . ~.,.. -~~ ~, M.,..,,UIUI!Iauj•'bau.uwv•~t>J 1 \; -~- • I ::-}· ..-' ·"·' idllier 18 .Ji'adoral lloeillnl- 0 28 Bufl'alo a--mJ 2 .. winaerd Sto 6Jo1s1UB 22 sblp, Sepl 26! 0 IVOID WHERE PROHIBITm BY lAW~ ci- . 'fAVC)IS .ANI "' '_l ,- . • • ·. > �I ~ I\ • ·.~ -~ . '·· ' \l ~~ \' ;,:- ~;- -~- ,·'.!'>" : ' • f. ~ . (io ~or lro~e! Lead tn , ~NL - League pmes. In the American League, the Detroit Tigers defeated the :a.Itlmore Orioles, 5-3, the Cleveland Irdlans downed the New York Yankees, S-2, after a 5-l lou, the Washington Sena- town," said Rose after Tuesday night's game. "We (U't get that little gu.y out. He's made 36 hits against us this season. That's like 32f In a aeason JChe hits like that against the whoJe league." Rose's ambition to OOcome a $100,000..-year player Is almost predicated on winning the batting title. He's a 5 w e 11 ballplayer, the .:nost famous "Charlie Hustle" in baseball and au the rest. Am yet he's unlike]J to get the $35,000 raise he needs to reach the $100,00Glevel unless lle has the NL batting title as a bargaining point. MaysHomers Willie Mays drove In three nms with the 586th homer of his career and a twg..run bunt Silltle for the Giants, who once again will finish secoOO under M 1 nag e r Herman Franks. F~ank Linzy, pitching In reHef or Ray Sadedd, raised his record to 9-8. Gary Sutherla!XI singled with two out in the ninth inning to drive in John Briggs and give the Phillies' Jerry JOOnson his fourth win. Hank Aaron an1 Tommie Aaron combined for five hits and Deron JOOnson hlt a ~ run homer as the Braves dealt Met rookie Jerry Koosman his 12th loss against 18 victories. The chief result of the Atlanta victory is likely to be that John Bench o! the Reds willbe voted the NL rookie of the year. ,.. ~ : . • ' · 1 .,, lr MAJOR' A/>105 I. HoOPi.l' on,tul Wizard of Oddl Pirates, .Bobcats '· Play On Thursday · ,. ' '") 111·, 1 ~ .' . ~ '' Epd, frlendo. 't ·b ere ..., In ~to~ for you lblo Saturday •• Pl,ii'due and Notre n.me meet eyoball-tp.eyeball, Oblo. State Methodla~ Mlehla*li Stale 10 over Baylor, Na'Y)' sewn over Boaton CoUeee, Michigan two over Duke. Oklahoma seven over North caraJIDa State, Wyoming seven Air -ForCe; Stanford !even om- OfeiOD, Texa1 eight over Texas Tech, Texas A&M 14 over ~and Missbaipp110 over Kentucky. Allo, Georgia 10 over Clem5on, Auburn 13 over Mtsslssippl State, Harvard two owr Ho17 Crosa, ca1itorn1a four aver Color.clo, Texas Chrlatlan !our over Iowa. Washillltbn ltiYeD over Wlsconain, Mlsaouri Jl:ve over IDlrds, Cornell seven over Colgate, West Virginia fhe over Pittsburgh. Virgl.-nill 13 over VMI, Virginia Tech six over William alll Mary and South Clrollna six o·~er North CUolt· mateo Ito llle& debut against potent SMU, and rugged Flor· Ida tanl!leo with equaUy rug· get! F f o r I d a Stale - um· ltumph I . With the No. 1 rating await· lng the victor, the Irish and BoUormaters caa be expected to go for l>roke. And for lbooe © two great tqmpetitoro, Leroy "CA Keret and Terrjl Haaratty _ thJa 'II the rubber matcb. Tho Old Boy Himself In their 1opbomoro yelr, lfaanl1ty 'made Jim Seymour tbe Southern MethodiBt Mus· a na~l .hero u the !rlab tangs ride Into Columbus. routed Purdue. Last seaaon SMU carries excellent ereIt wao I,.eroy'o turn aa 11e l!'d dootlnlll fotiowlng Ito 37-28 the Bol!!ehDatero to a 'thrW· upaet of Auburn last week. lng upset victory. . However, your faithful corre· of s. 28 T1111 year, the Hoople Syl· · sponde_n t-kall-ltalf-llcaotlng pl. tem, tiud to Ill very Umlta· Ills ballot for the Bucko. We Ai'IZOaa fl, New MellliiO 1! Uons aoseaolng the contrlbu· foresee an osu triumph by So. Carotin 1!, No. carou.a tlng factors, gives the edge to • 27-31 count. So8• CaUl·-•- - .... ~. bolt Notre Dame. In a Utimtfe The Florlda·Fiorlda State ...-... .. ....-w THEDh'lntD PAJLY SENTINIL TO lft'Uar Of' na. The Packera, who lost to the Minnesota Vikilws 26-13 Iaat Sunday, are picked to bounce back with a victory over the Lions. 'l'he Llona have given the Packers trouble In the past, however, and· -lajt week alaugh- tered the Chlcaso Bears 42-U. ro- d<lmi111Uon II noarlr!g an end. Ia nlher NFL pmea, llalti· more ls lf over PtttsburJJt, FRIDAY FISH BUFFET Dallas 14 over Philadelphia, Los AJweles seVen over Cle'Veland, New York . four over Wasblniton, Minnesota seven over Chicago, st. Louts foor over New Orleans and Sin Franetsco 14 over Atlanta. In the AFL, Kansas City Ia 17 ov.ar Miami, New York 17 over Buffalo, san Diego 10 over Cincinnati, Boston three over Denver am Qakland eight over Houston. 5 P.M. TIL 9 P.lrl PLEASANT POINT . RESORT ••• . Longhorn Cheese lb. 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Louie (Brllea 1&.11), 9 p.m. Loa Angeltl Oll.- 13-15) a1 ChiCIIiO (IJando 15-10), 2:30 p. Dolrollli Baltimore '· ..... Wa.....,.. 10 llotiDn 2, ..... Chi- - 5 OoJcla'"' 1, 12 1aa1, MIDMIOII ~ caur .a, 10 ,..,..,.. -~· Pltcbon Chi.... <IIYml!a 2-l) al - land o- 11-13), 11 p.m. 'l'olla;r'l lillllleiOia Oiloplllll 0.1) al Callfonda (JicGiolhlln 10-lform. aoramlth 4-l), 11 p.m. Ameiican League 11o1toa (Culp 15-$) at Wub W, L. Pet.GB '"""" (llalllln ~~. 8:05 p.m. 102 56 .646 x-lletrolt Detroit (JWier 9~ at Balti90 69 .566 12'h Baltimore more (Phoel>ul 15-H), 8 p.m. 84 74 .532 18 Boston Cleveland (Tianl 20-ll) at New x-CIIncbed _.m 1 Tueadll'l ~18 · Chi- 3 Lei• Anplea 2 Pllllbur8h 2 Clncl 0; ni8hl Allllllltl 7 New York 4, night lion Fran s Houaton 4, nll!lt Phlla 2 Sl. Louis 1, nlflbt ·----------------·-· I I ··=::.:~··-·--·-······-·--·, I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I I WHITEWALLS 1---=~~==~~----1 H & R FIRESTONE . L!!:!~~~----~--------·-··---··-,·MAidd-"pat. ..rt•••o....J • 26 8 2 o o 34 16 I 0 32 14 1 0 42 14 I 0 6 36 2 0 16 56 5 0 138 138 SVAC AND OPPONENTS TEAM W L T P OP Soutlnreatera , , ,2 I o 35 18 North Gallla • . • .2 1 0 32 14 Focleral Hockl!v •• 2 1 0 54 18 Fairland • , • , , .2 I 0 42 34 Botralo (Pui!UI) •• 2 1 11.1 48 Belpre • • , , • , ,2 1 o 96 58 AIODnder ••••• 2 1 0 30 26 Kypr Creek • • ,1 2 0 56 611 Miller • • • • , , .1 2 0 24 32 Symmea VallO)' • .I 2 0 22 89 ;. -o···.... L·E·-O·-•••••••••• . 4-•· '"' ptp. Glouster •.•• , .1 2 0 21 · l-Ib. •. Chef·Boy~dee . P I I Z A ·WITH ,PEPP.ERONI THURS., Super Sport Sweepstakes Eaatern • • • • • , ,I 2 o 48 28 ~ .' 55 ~ Wlhlma .. • , , , ,1 2 l d 61 - . , W. VL •• I 3 0 30 88 SauibarD ••••• ,0' 3 0 28 106 LAST WEEK'S RESULTS - . ...tern 8 Nco1h Gallla 2 . Kypr Creek 34 SauibarD '16 -Alexander 14 Eastern 6 , i!1mmll Vallojo 8llannaliTrace6 Ra\'OiiawoOd 33 Wllhama 6 All of the 1969 Clievrolet cars & trucks are fabulous and we'll be pleased to show the aewest of the new to you at 011 tiealtr- .Bel!>ril38 ~ 14 SUPERIOR AT RUTlAND last week s.:, A win for (All Time• ID'I') . Clnolmad (MaiOIII!I)' 14-10) al Chevrolet introduces - CboiiiiPoalto 20 Fairland 8 LUNCH MEAT GaiiJa · 'l'olla;r'o Probable 'i•itcblra ilteralitonol National Leque W, L. Pet. GB x.sl. Loulo 9• 64 .595 San Frandaeo 88 72 .544 8 ClnciDnatl 81 17 .513 13 Chi80 78 .500 14 l'lttoburlh 80 78 .500 14 Alllllla 80 78 .506 14 J.o• ADploa ?i.' 64 .468 20 Fbllaclelphla 74 64 .468 10 Now York 70 87 .449' 23 illlaston 70 ·u .443 24 SOUTHERN VALLEY ARMOUR'S ,.~ BOILED HAM North By United PreJa •" ATHLETIC CONFERENCE (SVAC ONLY) TEAM W L T P OP -·, ill• Bonnet . 59~ pendo~, cawomia SV AC Slandingw CORAL ----~-----------~;:'39c . . - ~ The IIIJhlander• minus t h e oervlcea of liar halfbllck Curl BaiMen, recovering from on ap- w DET~RGENT Packer's Label-Prlcid For Savlnas SUPERIOR ALL MEAl -...111- 16. N- DEL NONTE MEAT VALUES! Hfalrl-• y.n., o c... ,('n, AND SAVE AT "BIG 3" ~ do- Creek and Soutlnrolltem are unIn SV AC play, each with are win .-,. 1be1r boiL A win by North Goll1aqould~Swlb.... . , the,olll;y andofeotedteom In 1_.. pla;r, Coach Steve SlUes' am wiU bll nut rt.ter their - - SVAC win FrldiG- ~ ai!JadneaplaQI Coach Bob ~lhi<Q>'I wlnlea0T_.moi. Southera bu 10111 111 North Gal· ua 22~ 11111 to x,gor Creek 3<4- 14 7t .512 11 11 77 .$11 Sl oaJtland '111 71 • • 23 u•nne.....te 11 81 ...-r,21 ... .411 .. '-' Chie5 91 .411 '81 Wuhlnltot> 1!2 95 .31111 ~ • ; . EoCUnched ... ... .. ) Tuellda7'1 ReiUito Now YOlk 5 Cloyoland 1, ltt ClovelaJMI 5 NOw Yoric 2, Inti POMEROY MOTOR and ...,,._, ' •'•l·l u~ SO EASY TO SHOP 41b. bag The w1mer of thb one ean help ~ tho <Ritcome at tho 1968 SV AC title raeo. K 7 IO r u, ADULTS - $2.50 CHILDREN - $1.75 Fresh Store Cut PRODUCE VALUES! -s Clovelliltl NOw York ' Ore&•• Another loss could mean· that the Packers' oro o' National ~ } ~· and a lou for Ill· pr Creek could leave tbe Jllih, Major ~ Leoders landara in the driver's seat. By United Preas lrltornldOillll Another ThuriJdalo nlgtrt same NaUOillll Leaaue finds the ilamaD Trace WDdG. AB R. II. Pet. cala boat to the Haman, W. Va. Rose, Cln 145 607 51 203 .334 WUdcato at Mercerville. L a s I Alou, Pit 142 542 58 181 .334 . atruigle lllo Sou!b Bend boys Indices Indicate an exlremely western 11 weok Haanan lOIII 28.0 to ClearAlou, Alia 156 647 70 205 .317 wiU prevail, 31·28. close C<lnteat. I predict a vic· Noire Dame 31, Purdae !I Ohio State !7, SMU :10 fork whUe the Hanun T r a e e Jobnsn, Cln145 590 78 186 .315 My ~otlles to the Purduo tory for Florida by a four· Orllaboma !4, N.C. State !I WUdeets drowod a ""'eakor 8~ nood, 51. L 148 sto n 182 . 298 adbereall lor titlnglng you point margin, 28·24. S&aaford %1, 0 to ~ea Valley. Hazman, W. Staub, Hou 157 578 54 172 .298 ouch bad n,wo but our com· By the WaY, pleue do not Peu St. u, Kealao State u V a., on the other baed, deleatpuler, wblcb J .peroonally.gro- be dJaturbetllf I don't ODswer ~-bu t31 v 1" Beckr4 Chi152 632 98 188 ,297 """"'"'-' on- my pbone Ibis Saturday. I LSU 15,r ce •1 • a. • od &rmmeo Vatioy 30-8 week he· gram etl , ... ~-y the McCovy, SF tleal score projected by the have OD Important engage- 8yraeaoe 28, Mary!Jllld 14 fore last, so It could •hoPe up to 144 507 78 148 . 292 secret Hoople Forinula-bar· ment with a stoek broker In Teaaeuee as, Memphlo SL !3 Millon, Adal45 554 48 161 .291 he quito a battle. rumpb I S o u t b Bend. 11-bak·lteff- Iowa 2S, TCU 11 Ill oon.SV AC action FridsY H.Aron, AU156 596 83 173 . 290 Tbla II the wOelt my trland time permits, I may take In Texa1 31, TeXBB Tocb 18 nlglrt, Eastern (1..2.0) will he at American League Woody Hayes baa been await- the Purdue-Noire Dame Ius· Teus .u.M 18, Tulaao o Glouoter (I.:Z~); Federal HockG. AB R. II. Pet. lng bilpaUenUy. Woody wuts sle-lnc~lto, of couroe, as UCLA 16, Waah. Stale 12 Ing C!-1.0) at Wllhlma (1..2.1); Ystrski, Boa to ue-,how good blo "Baby I woulda t want to dlstraet Orecoa St. 31, Utab 1 Wayne, W. Va. at Fllrland C!· Br~eo·~ reaDy are-and he the crowd from the splendid VMI 19, Vlr!lbda 1 153 526 88 159 .302 I~); Logan Elm at Miller (1sh . Jearn In a hurry when . action down on the field . WOit Tex. SL Paelfte 13 cater, Oek 143 486 52 m .29o 2~) ; Coal Grove at SYmmes ValWl~eonsln 18, Waoblnctoa 14 Ollva, Min 128 470 54 136 .289 Yale %1, Coaueeticut 15 le,y (1-:l.O) and Hamlin at Bul!aHorton, Dot140 500 67 143 ,286 Wroag Pet. Rlpl Tiel Wleblta St. It, Utab St. 3 lo C!-1-tl or Putnam. - Buford, Ball:!7 416 63 119 .286 .714 t Z5 10 LBBI Week: Va. Teeb 8, Wm. & Mary I UhlnJr, Min .717 7 13 13 To Dale: The leu aaltl about last Power Producers 138 488 52 138 ,283 week's area high school F.Hwd, Wasl54 583 77 161 ,276 Four million kilowatts of forecasts the b.tter. After a electricity, enough to light 40 Cpnrts, Oak fine start · two weeks ato, 155 629 84 173 . 275 million JQO-watt bulbs, are produced by the U.S. and we've slipped miHra~ly~ COLUMBUS (UPJ) - Toledo Unlvoralt;y quariertrock DoviUo, Call43 512 47 141 .275 Canadian power projects five Last week, we batted .500 Ste.. Jones, who•• pair of touchdown aerials led Toledo C.rew, Mln123 453 45 124.274 miles north of Niagara FaUt. with six rlgh1 and s.b: wrong. tO a 411-21 wtn over Vlllanow, and Western Mfchlpn middle Home Runs After thNe wtekt, our NC~ National League; McCovey.san flllll'd Dotl ,Lerrls, Tues<kY were Mmod Mid-American Coaferord is 27 right, 13 wrong far Fnn 35;Banks, Ch132;WUltama, euce players of the week. a .670 average. ·'• Jones, a ~10, 171l-i>ound junlor from S~ Peteraburg, Cbt and Alleri, PhD 30i H. Aaron, Here't how we tee 'em this Fla. clli!Qilltod 12 of 19 )llsseo for_the Rockets lliiUrdll1 for Atla 28. week: · 154 yards and ltldod 68 yards lri the rushing deportment. American League: F. Howard, Uppor Arlington 28 Ports• 43; Horton. Det 36; Har· Wash Lewis modo 18 tackles and bloeked one Brilbam Young IWOuth 7 relsoo, 8os 35i Jackaon, Dak pauln the We1tern Michigan win. ierne Unian 24 VInton ·28; Freeban, Det 25. County 0 Runs Belted Ia Waha.. o 27 Fodorol•Hock· National]Aague: Me Covey, Sin ingO . SUFFERS CHEST p ~ _. J1ANGE11S SIGN Fran 102; Williams; Chi 98; Per· • Coal Grove 30 Symmes TLANTA.(UPI) - tU'l!od,NEw YORK (UPI)- Del....,. e:z, Cln 92; santo, "Chi 89; Clen-. j#ll"' of the M!w York men Arnll BroWil and Jim Nell- Hennon 6 Ho11nan Trace 0 deoon, Pitt 85. admltlod to Craw- 1C11 IIIIDod their 19611~9 con- Knrer American League: Harrelson, k 20· North Go l~ l. Lo!w lloc>ltallale Tues- t.aell with the New York 11111- Ila 0 Bos 109; F. Howard, Waah 105; 411 'aliht he clli!Qilllnad aero Tueodl,y, bes1nnJu1 to 19 Southwostom 22 Soutlrorn 0 Northr~, Det 90; Horton, Det ofeblot pabra. . tho . . - at llanprl aJenod. Eastern 24 Glouster 6 85; Powell, Balto 84. A hoiPital opokeiiDID said Orland Kur-.eb, aul!orlnl Moigs 14 A!Mns 8 Pitching llodpa' aliment bid not bOon from otralnod back muscle&, lo Jackson 8 Wollston 7 National ~: Blass, PIU dlquooed as a heart lllllck Ia 611J0ctad 111 mlos tho L"t•• 38 Nolsanvillo-York lW; Mar:lchal, San Fran 26-8; prollmlnary IIXIII1lnaU0111. IJa Hoek81' Leaaue club'a l1ro pre- 6 . Kline, Pitt 62--5; Gibson, St. L. said Hod&oa' condition w a 1 pmoa thla _k.... In Golllpolla 27 Ironton U 21-9; Regan, Chi and Bolin, San "falr," )lew York. Fnn 1Ch'i. American, League: McLain, Dot 31-6; CUip, Bos 15-6; Tlart, BIIIIYenutl bu oliaed for a plaa, wiU meet Doyle 1111rt1 ot NON TrrLE BOUT Clo 26-9; EUswortb, Boa 15-7; ~o.ooo guaraateo and a11 oxAkron 1a a 10-mmd -.uue AKRON (UPI) - Nillo BenvenMcNaJq, Ballo 21·10. pea. . llllirl here Oct. 14. ull, -ld mlddlewelibt - - over Football . Now on with the forecaat' Two Southon~ Vall07 AthlelWyomlq 18, Air F-. It k GonlorH ...... are Clllllp Alallama 11, So. Mlzo. I ·this waok with North OOIIo et Arlzo.. !K. !II, U. Te•., El X,pr Creek On TlilriJdalo night PBBO 24 and - . . . ...... tan&llnl wltb Arbauo =. Tutla 1 Army u, VudeJIIDI p -ern LciQI atiladao oa Frl,.,.. St•. 7, BiiJiwla YOUIII I dllv~ . . Colorado 18, ~i'iila It Coaeb Mel ~. Plral4• No. TOlr., St. Z!,_Colo. Sl. U. U will "" out to iiDp lire X,pr Dartmoulll 18, Now RampCrook Bob<all but Coach HowoMre 10 ard Lee Miller'• Bob<all ... Mlebl.laa ll, Date U . · · tho 1967 SVAC defending cham· Florhfo !8. Florida St. 24 plou and thla wiU bo tho H<· Georlia II, Clomooa 1J ond delmoe Gl thO crown this Miami (Fla. 1 ZS. Georgia Teeb 14 y-. Harvard Je, Bob <;ron :10 Lui wook, tho. Bobcat• had Mlouarl 17, IWaoJa 7 an 0107 tlnle dlaptialng of SouthKaaoao Zl, ladlua rl . """ Local by a lt-16 ..,.. wbUo Mlcb. Slate 13, BaylOr !II the PlraiAII outpa,yed tho lll&lr· Mlaaeoota Zl, Nebraolul II -atical11 but lOIII 10 K~ntue~ 17, Mllllllhopl II SoutJnre-.., 8..2. Aubun 4!, Mba. 81. 8 Navy Zl, Bootea College !I Predictions are for gao111 :-.,_ lhrllll and cbllls galore DAIRY Elfeclift Sept. 26-11-28 , .· ' FOR.· 'fi.()QSl~R-v POWEkHOUSES NEW YORK (UP0- Notre . Other colleie !!ddB Included.. Dame has boo!\-. lliade a alx· Army 10 VanderbU~ point favorite Over Purdue ln Syrac~e 13 -.. 01~ Mary~! college roctball's game or tbe Ohio state 12 over .Southern week and the Green o.y Packers have been established a 5 an eight-point chOice over the Detroit Liona In one of the key games of the early pro season. Notre Dame, which scored I surprisingly easy victory over Oklahoma last Saturday and is ranked No. 1 in the country, will face the nation's second·ranked team in Purdue. Purdue romped over Virginia 44-6 last Saturday, Southern california, the No. 3 college team, is a 17-point: choice over Northwestern and fourt.h~nnked Penn SLate is a 23-l)oint favorite over Kansas State. No odds have been quoted on the game between fifth~ ranked UCLA and Washington State. In other games involving the top 10, Kansas Is six over Indiana, Minnesota is two over eigtlth-ranked Nebraska, Louisi~ ana State is six over Rice and Miami or Florida Ia seven over Georgia Tech. The game between aeventh-ranked Alabama and Southern Missiaslppi was not put on the betting board. ..... , ,_,......,.. --.. ---· · · . 1tis .EYEB~t.l;iad·tYEBALl · .' cot.UMBIJS <'uPn - · Ohio State's 1-rloileed clefenal.e se<OIIIIIr7 locos 11 otormJI bol>By FRED DOWN tors drubbed the Bolton Red tlsm lliiUrdll1 when Southern UPI Sports Wrltor . SOX, JCI-2, the Mlmesola Twins Methodist's deadly aerial circus Sudden!)· there's a ...., In the the · California tqels, 5-3 comes to town. NadOillll League- one · !'hlch and U,. · -ctlic:qo White Sox cooch Woody Rife• pllna to could make Matcy Alou • two- ' - " the Olkllnd' Atllledcs, 5- atart three sophomores - Jack Ume batting chlmplon alll cost 1. Tabun, T 1 in Anderson and Pete Rose t2!i,OOO••1 'want to pt out ol this It all looked (:ut and dried a rew weeks ago when RD8e was leading the NL in batting h;y a mile and talked about being the first player who was oot a star pitcher or a home run hltter to command $100,000 a year. But now Aloo, who won the NL bllttq Utle wUh a .34~ average In 1966, is in a virtual tie with Rose for the lead and the two seem headed for the closest ftnish since 1931 when Chick Hafey won the crown with .3489 followed by Bill Terry at .3486 ai'KI Jim Bottomley at .3482. It required four places in the percenlage column to determine the leader after Tuesday nigbt when Alou went 2-for-4 and Rose 1}-for-3 In the Pittsburgh Pirates' 2-0 victory over the Clncinnati Red5. Rose's average, going into the final games ol the aeason, is .334:4 while Alou's is .3337. G1ant5 Clinch Second The san Francisco Giants clinched secmi place for the four stralsht season with a 5-4 victory over the Houston Astros, the Phlladel»hia Phillies beat the st. LoWs Cardillll5, 2-1, the Atlanta Braves downed the New York Meta, 7-4, an:! the Chicago Cubs topped the Los Angeles Dodgen, ~2, in other National .' ' . ~.,.. -~~ ~, M.,..,,UIUI!Iauj•'bau.uwv•~t>J 1 \; -~- • I ::-}· ..-' ·"·' idllier 18 .Ji'adoral lloeillnl- 0 28 Bufl'alo a--mJ 2 .. winaerd Sto 6Jo1s1UB 22 sblp, Sepl 26! 0 IVOID WHERE PROHIBITm BY lAW~ ci- . 'fAVC)IS .ANI "' '_l ,- . • • ·. > �.. .'f." ' ' ~· 1 "'' I t-\•· ~ ,. - ' ! r ' ' ' l ' ' I ' Broadw~y ·_ .. _ -~ cbiln l'l71!111 _ allltJw UI1B IIlio."" u.ilv: ... .mrs aiill RDI fa Voiee along BY •. J~ 9'~ · · • . NEW. Y()RK -:' F~,BUI!111J ~ weloomod (Dot . II> plpi!IP ,Ill~ . llall ecimmlama. ··Folil -Frltk C(INitiJ1 Daao,. tilelr !I r 1 t · -0j111¥). . .ui ~ ibl Worl4 ~01; Ford cblld. . 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I "I"'"' ) .tl, . .nl Addnll - 1L 11o1tD llij!iii: Ia eare ol. thla , JlW' Bolen: . , -l(lll!lf. ;. • . m-ea .. tho ~ ........ . '· . ' :.:. ~~~~r..r.'".~ wORtDALM' ANAC · · · · ll . . . ,. . 'I"AC.T8 ...... . . ,, lbt - - - Ma::uw: ,.,... .,.,_ fiM ... . a. w- ·- . _. opoli.: 1¥ at mlid.oidrto' llldl.rlll bl- · , illl1t out. Skin Br&eer . ~ 68e ' ~ HUGt 'II'-' ........ , bora will ...., ldm, lllal I ~· · · 4. Mail oeldom;t h• Ir •.._, · ID .. liiip fdm QUilt.' Wbal 4o ' ~ liUiii.r - . . WGIII· {•, I do?. - LOSER ·BY A IICIIEAM' ··ia PEOPLE ' ' 63¢ ··. Deodorant _• :=- 68e All II10Yoow "\ . 5 ... ~; rm 10 -.u..a .., ,... ect'm•, wondlr1nlti (U. ne1&h- Gillette Super a lee Cr•m · •. ~ 79c · 49c Potatoes .. lOt: =. $1 • . •••• ...., 1740. 59e Dmners · -· Apples . ... 4 Crisco 't Mert.nK P..U, loll Dlot 39c ~l 99t Strawberries 4 • • • • • • 11011faoorite drloe -In J'OIIIId.tht eloc:k IIUardl. IIUtiUIIalon HarUord' • clau8bler cau,y turned up too late for her debut parl7, but the rich YIJUIII '1'exa1 Bax1er bo7 toaiOd a back~ FREE ROSE or other deeorator flower with a p11chase of Beallons of ps Regular balb for lhe tdo.aar at tile unicorn .... No marriage .... Yot .... Pres. Filii Dano ol BdW7.'a bliP at ticket 30.9 Show "' a fellow eyebrows· deep in debt and ~•'II rhow 11"" a man with a walletfuZ of Ct'tdlt cordi., • • • ltld . .,. rtniJ - DENNis THE f?ULo \ .. ,, r .I . ~ llenldll . '·1 ~~. Mill It oil!> l~ol you . ~·all wubed oiltt'' or ''UII" - , IL Dear-: .. . IIJ 111ft lllocl .... ,..,, . . . • ., 28. . . ~""'- ..... · clllldrta, • lllrl, __, a 'bo7, .... 111111 twin •- .~.'!!~Joe~ ....•' • . (h• '• .. Cl arettes ' 3oe CERTIFIED 'OIL COMPANY. A po;omlslng aeeretary had better inake gOod, at least on • . lilt ou17 at boml. . . ~. = 88c 3 = sl ,_.._ chureh l!lerarehy. There is no joy mtlle land of our jlOMpetiton today. But let us ask you this. , Should we have made the Caprice aborter instead of the longest Chevrolet ever built' Or adorned it with I. Poople t8ld to "lidVIrtiW' IIIII> and ~ aad lhtlr . ......... del«<, lho& II, ~~"""' IJo ·111ft ·~." If 11· roo111 botboro; tholll. ·ror Jlol... '.1\111 ,IIIOIIocl ....... .ll!f l IUIUee, . . "... with tile li!tll IIWIUI 'IIIIo ,... him OY..,udng nose or bod ptll her ll'jll If ho bowlocl _..,. Fun- to her ' mine ~ oj, ho clao..-t ·do llifl at ...,..... · abe allould. •· · . . pula 1111 Awake No: Gwendolyn, a prayer wheel ill not a member of the Our features ~authern fried chkl<.,..._.,nd they muat f>'!l it before they ship it to •em bu slow {<eight . Caprice. lllltch ~ . - ·otJMr It'll *""" Scope etc. a~llsb ooigbbor Hallmirk Cuban t!JII)atrlatea aaylbetear· n't anylhiDa much over a dolpa uproar at ••'I'IIe C u b a a lar. Thine" play "waa aaly a warnlng; they'll get tougher'' ·•·· One The suftix ''burst'' iD place ol.lllt most hl8hiY regarded tem- names, such as Ma~lehurat, porarily unwed lnl'l film atara 18 comes from the Angt..SUOD c11 · e let· ·ntrodu · ces · . · vro .· 1 ·01111 tall for ave mllalteo . . lWil•.are ••-.,1!llliolll JUIIfpi\111• ~ ..m --··-·-· ---·ver,..a? .... .'Qlbi\Jlr~ >'faC; !Ot - : WOmOQ?- twll., .. n't lot IIIJ,.Oim W&7, ho llatDI llllnallt lll'e lhtlr ilmit. II uNo tldllll, 1114 boller., .... - · - .... !"' .orrloc1. - ~~- lo tblo ·- ... • • ; • Ill lo - · llllch Oftonlllro'lll himself ... ihllloor aad ... . .. :.-111 Your Weoon Ia !Umt01 ~ a Clear D17 18 noxt, 1111 Little Prlllee, 1111 oriiiDal 111m· muolcal beNd on lht Rolnt.Er upoey whlma7). The MaeDonalcl Care¥• (nd 26 year&) called lilt ..W.,.dlolf .... Sopblo Loren quletb' 11nored ber 34lb blrllldi,J .... Classy corner, 55th lo 5111 AYI. Pomeroy, 0. ' !idlor~ , ·• '-' ~ · · ···- ·mooi 11_,-1 - - DIIIIIK ly PHIL PASTORlT the filing, If she wanta to keep her job. Helen Help . · Jlo¥Be...: • ;. -, • wife AC!I lib • child, · PDf' '\.. ~ ·f'~.; I Jll!lll lo aj>p)IIIICI lht ..,._ lib 11> ,hlell lba1t£ . oil!-~ W!l!> ~~ _her OYer IUkniO era lllflbl be ~~~tereolod ~ my .pi .,..._ b!li'. 1;Jdlelti)OOW• Clbten'IIIIDDa, wblch·aro.: , · l,r If lie baa Qldotll aultend her 1. Not over ..,. out ol.' flvs Perch ....... :! $1.69. Buttermi1k Peaches • """' - ....... 99c ' ~ up ,..,;.. mil- Enry gallon sold with a Mon•y Back GuarantH · Dear !Wea: l'lllolo .. Coffee Mate •• ~~ 99c Kl"t li• .. Haddotk _... ~ $to9 C.iMI!oo Top Job •' ' 8 are us.,.~H~Bottel =u:~? =~~Fflf~ln- ....... lrd. $1.29 Mr. Clean 1s....-. 41c Downy Oyster$ •. . ••• . ::;: 59t ..... Comet .-., ...,........ - e_l'· The goverameDt of ~· bas -~ that eillzeDI carryiq_~ llghterJ eJi• IP'ived with tbe lbouglitl of Mao Tse-tung.ore riJtiDI arreot UDder lbe DIUOD'I ~ Security Act. . .. "The CommUllllta ore IIIIDg all ~ of methodl to - d Mao'• tholights," DplalDJ 111 oflelal. "We evu !ollftd them OD lbe wrawblaa of prolllrVed ollveo... . Preaerved oilbad eno~, but elga~ llghten-tbaro clearly 1 mmetory. Jllll'1l lloaa 1llln ho miiiJt ,....., ' ;' from tho lllp IIMIIIcal ,(Pill& .... 'lbe Ylpplea eost tile Cbl. - whore Harey Wlnlllla'a ..... lUlton $100,000 Cor new ear- edlflee haan't 8D1tMDI for aalt pot1111 bteause of lllendl-bombt, under $10,000 and 118 ~11 538 W. Main St. DIItch Loaf ...• ::_ 69e ~. $1,29 16c :! $1.59 froa Runni"t ..,. lodiM Coffee - ... Franks .......... 79e . llaM- Gelatins ·"•. ... !:. 7c INSTANT MAXWIU. HOUSE , IIHL lor 11111 .......... c...,, .Volley Gua-. Detergent • 3 ~ $1 rolo .. 39c Bread ·- ----- 4 ..~ $1 - Shredded Wheat Tissue . . . . . 4 ::· $1 114a. .... 33c c..- Whlla & • • hod 'fowels 3 89c IIATIOIIAL BISCUIT Shredded Wheat Color ...... Rinso ---- -· l-Ib...... 1«. 69c I-bex 33c ,__,_Weiners ......... 79e . lb. boo Be Krooor .............. loti = Mlyor A l l - ....... - Kf"'OM' hllw mltk Koodu Liquid Fociol While & • . "' dispatch from Reut.n oaya tbat the little vQJage of Loazec, ~. home of 1,:100 8lld two d Q n II: 1,, I ~bas become lbe Uailera of "Tbe J'rleDdl of lbe Jact...... a newi!Oele!:f ''deirbted to defending tbe mueh-mallfll"· 1ieut 8lld aavtag It from lllCIID&on. · ' Mean'llblle~ In __lhll countrY, 111other group e8Jled ''Tho ...,. ollbe Wild Au," othei'wlle bown u .tbe DeiiiGd'atlC party, II currently eapgec!ID a o!mDar eaterprlle. .. 85c Milk •• •.... 6 1: : " 99c Dolo Sllcod, Chunlo, T161h, C""""' c..- $1.39 •• 89c Bacon '!. $1.29 Beef Margarine Pineapple . 3 ~v. 89c l·lb. -ondSovolllootl c.-··-- Fruit .... 39c Bacon Coffee ••••••. KROGER BRAIID 10 a.m.7 p~m. ' . Spot!""' - Sunday ·~ ,, 39c Picnics . . . . . ... .......... Beef . .: ............ Burning rhoughts A Parallel? mma are eount1ng the montha .... Prln- " hyrst," which means a wood 17'• new (acllng) prealclent baa cos a Anne Ia having trouble pt.. or forest. BARBS All Frgera Sold at Kroger are ll. S. Govt.lntJpeeted! F..... or _ _ lllootl n.. 4lc Kwlck Ktto, Sllcocl Wleo'o "star" II eon- a .,re pop for bUlle 111m 11'01111, but Bob Clift pt TV dlalnl lllllrealld Ill his $500,000 Mae Well opoelal inohow; Mae'a ]oat nol whore tile ac. tion~l at •••• Glbrll Sudera 1111 be and Zaa Za wm p:t aloq ~r than when the)' were married lhOJ' alar In ''Blithe ~lrlt" In Londoa thla wllltlr .... COlumbia lhdversl- Unnecessary Protest Chiekerr Quarter• · lb. groooed over $2,000,000 In tile USA. ... Pndlcer Allen K I e I n made them fnr $125,000 apiece 1\'llkly and otrilni\Y aad you're rlaiiL polled for a year It . - . .,., be <lll btc 11•10 Alln J, ~~ 1 < · . flashy nicknaa. to make it look less ""peil8ive? Should we not have included the new 327-cubic-:nch Just because c:ompetitiQD doesn't should we not have engine, the biggestatandard V8 in its field? oftered you wuhera to clean your headlight&, the new Should we have skipped the many improvements in vatiable-ratio power otA>ering,liquid tire chain that you the inrerior and in the quietness of the ride? can apply to your rear wheels at the touch of a button? · Some people think so. Our competitora. '69 Caprice Coupe I i �.. .'f." ' ' ~· 1 "'' I t-\•· ~ ,. - ' ! r ' ' ' l ' ' I ' Broadw~y ·_ .. _ -~ cbiln l'l71!111 _ allltJw UI1B IIlio."" u.ilv: ... .mrs aiill RDI fa Voiee along BY •. J~ 9'~ · · • . NEW. Y()RK -:' F~,BUI!111J ~ weloomod (Dot . II> plpi!IP ,Ill~ . llall ecimmlama. ··Folil -Frltk C(INitiJ1 Daao,. tilelr !I r 1 t · -0j111¥). . .ui ~ ibl Worl4 ~01; Ford cblld. . 'lbe ,;cooo" llllllical OIUtll . ·111111 l!leiMH rlllil..,. bUa 0116 Ollhe -~~pop otnpra on lht twiDIID' ...,Ufolt.J'Ir, tile ·· GriPobo!m ·lor a ·111011!11'• we m-, David Allea, favorite 18 .dollanor coeo ChoneO, .- .. riM •••• f.uJ 'Ball.,.t llliDc . _ . ol. . - Tony B - aad .... - · - ·Mer v other ICJIIS.piOI"I, 18 Ill lllo abOe TV iiep't at Lord 1o TQior'a whore ·IP ~- ~ uol)lotk noxt lio'aleindnlllto ~tile Jtar, bto'll k 'lbe Blc Min II.. hard, tntelllseul ""! .:. "T b t rGIIIId .ntr.e; aad ·Merv'& baad- Slraqor -.~ ~ Ill Eoloodor 'Will be Mort Lllldla1, wllo 1'01)0) wu rtllllldi.Y r8l)lllil b7 tho p (fred 1rotq .CBI!.1l!f ArURir crllles, but dRWI lol18 111101 at Goc11r!1f w1pen ~ 1aUef wu p.t . - tho DeMille aad OrphouDI Blc Min Araolld Thoro .... Take tb10tres .... Ill !orenmtllr, a QUitk 1111••• Wbleh Bdw7. thea- "Sir&n~er In Tcnm," oulfered Grililn.IIIIo IIIJ I7DIIIcalld · Kroger · .· : · Quality U.S. Govt.lntJf)ect'ed. . C..rrlfM, Tht K,..., Co., 1MI ............ rltht .. Hm.. •••lllltt. . Fresh Fryers· FUNK & WAGNALLS . . ENCYCLOPEDIA Volume No. 1 49c Vols. 2-25 $1.49 On Sale This Week Volume No. 6 · tre ordorocl Ill jo!ldtorllo !Uinl· olmllar crlllcaJ brutalll7, but -""""'Legs .. ' ' ~. 49c ,. Whole tlle pnml101 ........ .a ...... .iaob..,. Neeks .. .lli. toe .' ,, f ·~ - . ~ 'li'••·•" FrulntJ . leg or Bre~st . · clalm or liittorleal nanor could _ ever~ lhe laet that, wbetller or not bie wu lhe flrlt m111 lro!n lbe Old World to lhe lhorot ol. the New, It II to Co!UIIIlnil ·8114 ,. Columb,. alone thai we ne the OIP""'DI Up of Amerka to aploralloD. · HOw lilly c111 ~ ~ btllhleas get? · Cut Up .• •.••• at KROGER START YOUR SliT TODAY I Pomeroy Kroger • Open K._,. W - Brand Baking Hens ... lb. r-.,-- F..... RHIIlnt Chickens .. ..... -...... 35c Roll Roast ..... lb. Cocktail 1-lb., 14-oz. MET111CAI. cana Liquid 6 ........ $1.79 LIFIR.INI Toothbrush ....... 64c H. NATIONAL BISCUIT -SIZI J-\f Salt . ........ ::" lOt - · -lntflllt C&ffee _... . 1 '; $1 .. 2...... Tom. Juice .~ Hi-Nu Milk 2 ~· 93c Cheese 2lb. box Margarine 2 ';:;,.. 85c Kr.W lllc:ed Ae:•lc.n ... PI'"""" Cheese . . ••. ::.- a9c Guaranteed Sunriae Freah Sunrille FRESH! sananas -.. .. ~~- . ,,... ·r ' .. FREE .•oo~ fOP YAWl I .. ..,........ .. . ooy . \ ·. . C~lery ...... 39~ , ',I • . ' .·); . r -~ ._ I,. _ _~Hb. . FREE too ~ 011' a·rMl Wl!ilm, """""" Razor Blades ,. All II10Yoow ~· '. Sherbet ••• _ -· 49c \ LAIIM . " Do!l(iJIAIII Pd : - . ~cautiflewer - '3$ ldnlttbu 'dDimea. ,l< · ;}' ·'' #t .1liullli"'do. .., -~. . " ' WATCiiEB. _' a ll!idlil of colo . Tblo eolimul lo dodloatocl lo .. ......... tho~........ rami]J .lhjal, 10 ~,...... IllY;.~ Jr ,thlo ....,, bnok IDI ldd 4W!!o at )lat .DI~ · . > idln, 70u'YI '"' a-lliQar pioa.. troublo, Ill IIJIIII .._P yoo,- 0 ~ J ... ;;lliliik, altd' ,yOu'd She will allo - - 7llllr OWII . 5; ~ ea-.J{;'& M"ebOIOIII&. I "I"'"' ) .tl, . .nl Addnll - 1L 11o1tD llij!iii: Ia eare ol. thla , JlW' Bolen: . , -l(lll!lf. ;. • . m-ea .. tho ~ ........ . '· . ' :.:. ~~~~r..r.'".~ wORtDALM' ANAC · · · · ll . . . ,. . 'I"AC.T8 ...... . . ,, lbt - - - Ma::uw: ,.,... .,.,_ fiM ... . a. w- ·- . _. opoli.: 1¥ at mlid.oidrto' llldl.rlll bl- · , illl1t out. Skin Br&eer . ~ 68e ' ~ HUGt 'II'-' ........ , bora will ...., ldm, lllal I ~· · · 4. Mail oeldom;t h• Ir •.._, · ID .. liiip fdm QUilt.' Wbal 4o ' ~ liUiii.r - . . WGIII· {•, I do?. - LOSER ·BY A IICIIEAM' ··ia PEOPLE ' ' 63¢ ··. Deodorant _• :=- 68e All II10Yoow "\ . 5 ... ~; rm 10 -.u..a .., ,... ect'm•, wondlr1nlti (U. ne1&h- Gillette Super a lee Cr•m · •. ~ 79c · 49c Potatoes .. lOt: =. $1 • . •••• ...., 1740. 59e Dmners · -· Apples . ... 4 Crisco 't Mert.nK P..U, loll Dlot 39c ~l 99t Strawberries 4 • • • • • • 11011faoorite drloe -In J'OIIIId.tht eloc:k IIUardl. IIUtiUIIalon HarUord' • clau8bler cau,y turned up too late for her debut parl7, but the rich YIJUIII '1'exa1 Bax1er bo7 toaiOd a back~ FREE ROSE or other deeorator flower with a p11chase of Beallons of ps Regular balb for lhe tdo.aar at tile unicorn .... No marriage .... Yot .... Pres. Filii Dano ol BdW7.'a bliP at ticket 30.9 Show "' a fellow eyebrows· deep in debt and ~•'II rhow 11"" a man with a walletfuZ of Ct'tdlt cordi., • • • ltld . .,. rtniJ - DENNis THE f?ULo \ .. ,, r .I . ~ llenldll . '·1 ~~. Mill It oil!> l~ol you . ~·all wubed oiltt'' or ''UII" - , IL Dear-: .. . IIJ 111ft lllocl .... ,..,, . . . • ., 28. . . ~""'- ..... · clllldrta, • lllrl, __, a 'bo7, .... 111111 twin •- .~.'!!~Joe~ ....•' • . (h• '• .. Cl arettes ' 3oe CERTIFIED 'OIL COMPANY. A po;omlslng aeeretary had better inake gOod, at least on • . lilt ou17 at boml. . . ~. = 88c 3 = sl ,_.._ chureh l!lerarehy. There is no joy mtlle land of our jlOMpetiton today. But let us ask you this. , Should we have made the Caprice aborter instead of the longest Chevrolet ever built' Or adorned it with I. Poople t8ld to "lidVIrtiW' IIIII> and ~ aad lhtlr . ......... del«<, lho& II, ~~"""' IJo ·111ft ·~." If 11· roo111 botboro; tholll. ·ror Jlol... '.1\111 ,IIIOIIocl ....... .ll!f l IUIUee, . . "... with tile li!tll IIWIUI 'IIIIo ,... him OY..,udng nose or bod ptll her ll'jll If ho bowlocl _..,. Fun- to her ' mine ~ oj, ho clao..-t ·do llifl at ...,..... · abe allould. •· · . . pula 1111 Awake No: Gwendolyn, a prayer wheel ill not a member of the Our features ~authern fried chkl<.,..._.,nd they muat f>'!l it before they ship it to •em bu slow {<eight . Caprice. lllltch ~ . - ·otJMr It'll *""" Scope etc. a~llsb ooigbbor Hallmirk Cuban t!JII)atrlatea aaylbetear· n't anylhiDa much over a dolpa uproar at ••'I'IIe C u b a a lar. Thine" play "waa aaly a warnlng; they'll get tougher'' ·•·· One The suftix ''burst'' iD place ol.lllt most hl8hiY regarded tem- names, such as Ma~lehurat, porarily unwed lnl'l film atara 18 comes from the Angt..SUOD c11 · e let· ·ntrodu · ces · . · vro .· 1 ·01111 tall for ave mllalteo . . lWil•.are ••-.,1!llliolll JUIIfpi\111• ~ ..m --··-·-· ---·ver,..a? .... .'Qlbi\Jlr~ >'faC; !Ot - : WOmOQ?- twll., .. n't lot IIIJ,.Oim W&7, ho llatDI llllnallt lll'e lhtlr ilmit. II uNo tldllll, 1114 boller., .... - · - .... !"' .orrloc1. - ~~- lo tblo ·- ... • • ; • Ill lo - · llllch Oftonlllro'lll himself ... ihllloor aad ... . .. :.-111 Your Weoon Ia !Umt01 ~ a Clear D17 18 noxt, 1111 Little Prlllee, 1111 oriiiDal 111m· muolcal beNd on lht Rolnt.Er upoey whlma7). The MaeDonalcl Care¥• (nd 26 year&) called lilt ..W.,.dlolf .... Sopblo Loren quletb' 11nored ber 34lb blrllldi,J .... Classy corner, 55th lo 5111 AYI. Pomeroy, 0. ' !idlor~ , ·• '-' ~ · · ···- ·mooi 11_,-1 - - DIIIIIK ly PHIL PASTORlT the filing, If she wanta to keep her job. Helen Help . · Jlo¥Be...: • ;. -, • wife AC!I lib • child, · PDf' '\.. ~ ·f'~.; I Jll!lll lo aj>p)IIIICI lht ..,._ lib 11> ,hlell lba1t£ . oil!-~ W!l!> ~~ _her OYer IUkniO era lllflbl be ~~~tereolod ~ my .pi .,..._ b!li'. 1;Jdlelti)OOW• Clbten'IIIIDDa, wblch·aro.: , · l,r If lie baa Qldotll aultend her 1. Not over ..,. out ol.' flvs Perch ....... :! $1.69. Buttermi1k Peaches • """' - ....... 99c ' ~ up ,..,;.. mil- Enry gallon sold with a Mon•y Back GuarantH · Dear !Wea: l'lllolo .. Coffee Mate •• ~~ 99c Kl"t li• .. Haddotk _... ~ $to9 C.iMI!oo Top Job •' ' 8 are us.,.~H~Bottel =u:~? =~~Fflf~ln- ....... lrd. $1.29 Mr. Clean 1s....-. 41c Downy Oyster$ •. . ••• . ::;: 59t ..... Comet .-., ...,........ - e_l'· The goverameDt of ~· bas -~ that eillzeDI carryiq_~ llghterJ eJi• IP'ived with tbe lbouglitl of Mao Tse-tung.ore riJtiDI arreot UDder lbe DIUOD'I ~ Security Act. . .. "The CommUllllta ore IIIIDg all ~ of methodl to - d Mao'• tholights," DplalDJ 111 oflelal. "We evu !ollftd them OD lbe wrawblaa of prolllrVed ollveo... . Preaerved oilbad eno~, but elga~ llghten-tbaro clearly 1 mmetory. Jllll'1l lloaa 1llln ho miiiJt ,....., ' ;' from tho lllp IIMIIIcal ,(Pill& .... 'lbe Ylpplea eost tile Cbl. - whore Harey Wlnlllla'a ..... lUlton $100,000 Cor new ear- edlflee haan't 8D1tMDI for aalt pot1111 bteause of lllendl-bombt, under $10,000 and 118 ~11 538 W. Main St. DIItch Loaf ...• ::_ 69e ~. $1,29 16c :! $1.59 froa Runni"t ..,. lodiM Coffee - ... Franks .......... 79e . llaM- Gelatins ·"•. ... !:. 7c INSTANT MAXWIU. HOUSE , IIHL lor 11111 .......... c...,, .Volley Gua-. Detergent • 3 ~ $1 rolo .. 39c Bread ·- ----- 4 ..~ $1 - Shredded Wheat Tissue . . . . . 4 ::· $1 114a. .... 33c c..- Whlla & • • hod 'fowels 3 89c IIATIOIIAL BISCUIT Shredded Wheat Color ...... Rinso ---- -· l-Ib...... 1«. 69c I-bex 33c ,__,_Weiners ......... 79e . lb. boo Be Krooor .............. loti = Mlyor A l l - ....... - Kf"'OM' hllw mltk Koodu Liquid Fociol While & • . "' dispatch from Reut.n oaya tbat the little vQJage of Loazec, ~. home of 1,:100 8lld two d Q n II: 1,, I ~bas become lbe Uailera of "Tbe J'rleDdl of lbe Jact...... a newi!Oele!:f ''deirbted to defending tbe mueh-mallfll"· 1ieut 8lld aavtag It from lllCIID&on. · ' Mean'llblle~ In __lhll countrY, 111other group e8Jled ''Tho ...,. ollbe Wild Au," othei'wlle bown u .tbe DeiiiGd'atlC party, II currently eapgec!ID a o!mDar eaterprlle. .. 85c Milk •• •.... 6 1: : " 99c Dolo Sllcod, Chunlo, T161h, C""""' c..- $1.39 •• 89c Bacon '!. $1.29 Beef Margarine Pineapple . 3 ~v. 89c l·lb. -ondSovolllootl c.-··-- Fruit .... 39c Bacon Coffee ••••••. KROGER BRAIID 10 a.m.7 p~m. ' . Spot!""' - Sunday ·~ ,, 39c Picnics . . . . . ... .......... Beef . .: ............ Burning rhoughts A Parallel? mma are eount1ng the montha .... Prln- " hyrst," which means a wood 17'• new (acllng) prealclent baa cos a Anne Ia having trouble pt.. or forest. BARBS All Frgera Sold at Kroger are ll. S. Govt.lntJpeeted! F..... or _ _ lllootl n.. 4lc Kwlck Ktto, Sllcocl Wleo'o "star" II eon- a .,re pop for bUlle 111m 11'01111, but Bob Clift pt TV dlalnl lllllrealld Ill his $500,000 Mae Well opoelal inohow; Mae'a ]oat nol whore tile ac. tion~l at •••• Glbrll Sudera 1111 be and Zaa Za wm p:t aloq ~r than when the)' were married lhOJ' alar In ''Blithe ~lrlt" In Londoa thla wllltlr .... COlumbia lhdversl- Unnecessary Protest Chiekerr Quarter• · lb. groooed over $2,000,000 In tile USA. ... Pndlcer Allen K I e I n made them fnr $125,000 apiece 1\'llkly and otrilni\Y aad you're rlaiiL polled for a year It . - . .,., be <lll btc 11•10 Alln J, ~~ 1 < · . flashy nicknaa. to make it look less ""peil8ive? Should we not have included the new 327-cubic-:nch Just because c:ompetitiQD doesn't should we not have engine, the biggestatandard V8 in its field? oftered you wuhera to clean your headlight&, the new Should we have skipped the many improvements in vatiable-ratio power otA>ering,liquid tire chain that you the inrerior and in the quietness of the ride? can apply to your rear wheels at the touch of a button? · Some people think so. Our competitora. '69 Caprice Coupe I i �... ,, Irreparable Harm Done r&;~i:;t=l Phantom Coffee ~our Says Hebert :· ca/endod Newest Nixon Siunt WASIIINGTON (UP!) - Rep. f. Edw&rd Hebert, 0-La., says Auociate Supreme Court Jus- ' ' lice WUUam 0, Douglas caused "irreparable mischier• b} ordering a stay of Vietnam orders for a grol.t) of reservists. Hebert, chairman or a House armed services subcommittee on reserve a f Ca i r s complained about justice Douglas in a letter Monda, to Chief Justice Earl Warren. Douglas' order caused "Incalculable and irreparable misehier• by touching off more suits WEDNESDAY TRINITY GUn.D, 7:30Wodnesday at the Trlnlf¥ United Church al Christ; Frlenclly Circle, boat; Mlss Mary Virginia Relbel has tbe program; Mrs. Mae Mora devotions; Mrs. Bill Perrin, chair- man or hosteas committee. FEENE''t-BENNETT Post 128, American Legion, 7:30 p.m. at the hall Wn.DWOOD GARDEN Club, 8 p.m. We&'lesday, home ol Mrs. Ken Nease, Mrs. Henry Thomas aalllating hostelS. TIIURSDAY ROCK SPRINGS G r an g e, and placing the reserve program Ulller 1 legal cloud, he wrote ThurSdaY n1l!ht at the hell, pot. luck dinner at 7 p.m., meeting Warren. Hebert warned Congress might at S; new ofticer1 will be eJect~ By MERRIMAN SlllTII United Press International Backstairs at the campelgn: Talk about ghostly ideaa ln pollticsl The Ntxon POODle, through local organJzatlona, are sponsoring a money-railing •cheme known as the "Phanl<ln Coffee Hour for Nixon--Agnew." The idea Is to have no coffee hour at all, but for the good ledlos of • c<nimunll;y to mail in a buck (or more, to campaign headquarters as a contribution. To make this worillwhile wUI involve not drinking thouof gallons of coffee. Also, it could invohe not eating several million cookies. h~ellilly) . "": .. Oi.nn~r' Givf;tr :.' '. ~.I Mra. Sandra Nichols, presj~ dent. named a conunlttee ror a potluck dinner that will be sponBOred by the group, Young Re. publlcana Club and the Rep~bll­ can Executive Committee. The dJnner wilt be served at the National Giard Armory OcL Z2 at 6:30 p.m. AdmiasiM will be $1 per person. The decoration committee will include Mrs. Etta &le Foater, dlalrman, Mrs. Marjorie Rickard, Mrs, Doris Deal and Mrs. Mro. Garnet Pelfrey; table aervic:e and eolfee, Mra. Bolllie Waldie, chairman, Mrs. Delphia Noble and Mrs. Louloe M u •· aran; tickets at the door, Mrs. Maxine Lathoy, Mrs, Jean Toylor and Mrs. Ted WhiUock; hon- q~ usually ts a algn of conlldence, perhlps !DO much of It, ln a prosldentlal c&IIQialgn when at IIlla relllthely urly date, people around a candldate begin to speculate about mblbershlp tn hls cablneL some of the current gue181ng It c•lo•s•~•kHN c•lr•c•le~a_;p~~· . .bo . .n. . ~culatl<NI II'- II'- can headqJartera and Mrs. Lu- clll Rainey wlll be In charge of the jewelry oales oo thla data. Coffees were alao planned with the Orll one Sept. 28 at 10:30 a.m. at tbe home of Mrs. J. G. F, Johnson, 508 29111 St., w1t11 Mrs. Wlllllm Rardln, Sr., co • holteas. Mr•. Sarah Dawson, ehairliUtl\ Is plamq a eotree for the bend area on Oct. 5 with the co • hoatoaa and the tlme and place to be amounced. Mn. S. C. Wilhelm, Jelleraoo Blvd., will boat a eotree at 10:30 a.m. Oct. 12, w:ltb Mra. E. Bartow Jones at the Wilhelm home. Mrs. Wal ter Wlndoor, Windsor Court, will be bolteaa to a cotree Oct. 25 at lO::W a.m. at her home. Oct. 19, lfro. Pall;y BurdottA!, Mrs. Tom1117 and Mrs, Janet Miller will be bolteaaes to a cof,_ wttb U. place to be named. lfra. l.Jda Gorland will be hoat ID a cotfee Ia the Gallipolis FerI'J' ara mel Mn. Bessie Supple ID the Render am IIDd Woods area the plaee Uld time to be --t<o"«lod. Republican candidate Velmor Kllapp wlll be preseat at eadl mftee. Mra. Niehola also named worken for each Saturday In Ule R..... ll<aii~B. The group diacusaed plana to - I I t I I - all ......... living out of toWD IIIII W make appllcatlou ,I . t I grounds. Each to take basket dinner and table service for dinner at 12 noon. SOcial activities during afternoon. SATURDAY BAKE SALE will be held Saturday beglmlng at 9 a. m. at tho Hines building ln Minersville by the Women' s Soele~ .-~ttf••Y~•~m~a~••~&m~u.;;~rwas;;~.~ ~ diD._~ . . .. . . ImcoverNew Mr1. CbarlH Gibbs review- There w:Ul be a dedlcationser- 20 ct. pk&. WIENERS PORK LIVER at..... ' " • ' NO HANlY·PANIY· NO ~TAMPSI NO CONTESTSI f{O GAMESI .· NO GIMMICISieeeeYOUR SAVINGS GROWII FROZEN FOODS . Crinkle Cut Freneh Fry .. POTATOES 3 t'~; 1~.00 -PIES .Au Kinds · Ea~ •••••• ·' •. r J ., ' JEERS ,ll,EP,ARTMENT ftctm \7!IIMm and ~ Bruce Oeland e...os, in port, another leiter"JustIll'*• 'a few' Unea to let JOU- that m Srd or 4111 Sept. lasuo ot Dally 'l!eitiDOi, an editorial .(actually a Iotter of opinion to the editor) 111. one Rachel Sborldan otated that rlch pe~lo doo't bono to 10 to '!ar l1ufpooipo~lo do. - ··~1. tills woman ba1 fiqotten that the KemedY•' were ad an ,rich, 'but tiW oetWa In war, and Cia!' tried to buy tho Ar1ll1 ott. but ot!il!ld 111 ln jall over I~ "I aclullly ~ Iiiii rid> and poor l*IPIO ollke are sorvl111 ln Vle!Mm. ' "Alb )\Oping that ~ ln the near ruture, llllj'be IIOIIliOilO will i'~ ao anawer to' thla lody mf Inform her tllal. the per..,a aentng . In battle ere aelocted at r a - and not aelected 111 the ~·of clolbr bllla paned across lila eountar. "lfi.YIIe abe has misled melnhereditorlalbut being ln VIetnam, a"" io.Y buddles ...rheroarerieh and when they read !lie article, - :dldil'l pact1y pill allout ~~ . · ,'IOftr ben, ~. llbai-ea tl!fDIWI-rlromholilt,and IIIIa Ia .i!lo worat .,Ucle I'V. ever ·Netl p~bllabecl by the SantNJ · -"FUrthermore, I am very disturbed abOut the !act that she ,...\Iii.,_IUIIJ1 think' people are bu.Yilll tllolr woy out of the Army or ·~....... ;:'~ . l':lt!>er recently ...,.tltJ:ee ehlldren, 5TH and PEARL STS., RACINE .. ·99' ''The Store With A Hart" Right reaerv'!Cf to lllrllt quantities dau8hter Gow<ly bat -llllllld to handle nam? fn Ealtern E»rope, maanwbDe, the Soviet Union also take1 ad- •anta&e of the paelftam of tile laolallonlam In thla country and of the revolutionary etvU violence that accompanlea lt. 'The Russians move ulJ(II Czech~ oslovalda and thus destroy months of !1rm1y patient hrldpbdldlng which, given a reaaon- llhly united Amerlcanp~bllcopln­ loo, would at minimum have deterred them from this act and . of Mr. and Mrs. H. K Shleldo. Prices Effective SEPT. 26-27-28 GPen Mon. thru Sat. 9t09-Suntlay10io7 Year PT, PLEASANT- Kermit Gropn, of Kimbell, a lonstJme actlve l\letbOdlal Jayman, wu anJII)UIIC8d the la,yman of the year at the 28th amuel Uolted Modlodlat J.a:mat' 1 lllllltute at JaekIIOD'a Mill tl>la paat week. ne 196! IWd Wlllkat. With more Buick luliUI')' and rakish new 11yling. With Buick's new suspension system 1nd a 430cubic Inch VI standard. A.nd a long list of :s~~feqr features. elected to the epla-q In the Cmforeneo at JUly, m!IAio Ida Oral )Oiblle addreao ln the Weal Vlrlllal• CGnfarQ!ee when be .,... to the lll,yiiMIIl SoiUJ'dlll of. ... ...... Tbe 324lll,ymenandmiii- . Juriadlctlmal Bu<:khaDDOO laal 11Mn from 1111 11 otate d I •· trlell, ..., htlard challOIIIIIDI ~--· from . Dr. llarW Jlllne•, axe "•• Her..,- ~ .... Uillted llelhodi .. C4Immltte0. iar o.er- Rellof. NIDIIIJ.._ Air 11 ~ rrom u. .tormer QCmf....... ' "Miulaa: IJJdl;y aJil Sentee Ill • ' World of~·· wu 1111 !iatltute - · Oilier opoak... ,Jnch?,lod Dr, -~ !1- Col· Iilii,' ~~ iladlllatll: lti llllhoP Wwt.; . !It-; IIUII4tf II. · ~ ~ ~ q, .we_il VIr• Our ~: Wolllpft. ~-; ,...... Produce valuea! Dr. Ratue7 l!rliiJIU; ~ Cioll - Lailea .,......} - -.paljiir Dr. BANANAS ',p; llbula!f SpdGI, ·of· SL illrk'o ..... . 11tt lte lttkk Dedn. W. New. Beautifully new. A diltilldive new profile. With a ~430cubk inch VI lid TH-400 automatic-tnnsmtnion staadard. FOilurinsa ncw60/•scat thlt: you can order. Sui-e. tcraitht . .tradr;inJ from a re\lolutionary new suspension s~tcm. ·~ And much, m~h more. ;... , Gol.en Rlpo Cholco Fruit 7 1.00 lb. Ch • ICl Gol. en y•IIow CARROTS ------ lb. cello . BJC Red Button ,' ' FRESH, NEI CABBAGE-..a. 9$ ;' ~ ; I ' ' Jumbo :II Siu militant comnmlom 11111 ....., ·· And consider the chlekalll wblch thllldndofleadel'llhlllbaY• mw broll8hl home to 1'0011. Tile olcl.talllllonod 11101-otlln tile l Houle of Represenlaill'l_l, mt'lr'• ally ualated by the llolao llonleta .., VIetnam who damar lor JIOIU'e at 11111 price, uUoriJ gut the loreiln • ald prGI1am withoUt, of """rse, ,.erlng tile omallen alternative to ll Who, then, W<>lld nal1y like to be P r e - of the United state• !Dday? That competent men are IIIII wanting to cultarod for the office 11 about the best asset we can now count. 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONLY $'299 $30.00 ............ . c.-hltTtr•s MASON FURNITURE CO. IWON, W. YA. I The 1969 Buidl. Riden. More elr:!ant and personal than ever. With new c~~:clusivr:colors, elegant new intcrion and a revolutionary new suspension system for improved handling and more drivi ng ease than you·ve~er enjoyed before. Completely ~uipped with a 430 cubic inch VS, autom11tK tran.-.mission. power ~eer~ng, power brakes and much, much mort: . TM 190 Bilek LeSaWe- New colors, nt:w interiors and Buick's rtvolutionar) new suspension system far a LeSabi'c thal'& more appealins than ever bt:fore: Mon: rt$p011St: and economy from a standard JSO cubic mch V8. And a lo ng, impms1vt: li5t of safety features. ' \ Blaholl D. fredrfckWertz,jual We accept Fad. Food Stamps at nwdmum mll!ht eventually have produced 1 JIIIUlna coldwar thaw baaell upon an Amorteon pooture ofunlooandatren&lhHere Jn WIUhlngton the oxtreme .,anti-Vietnam war'' zeal of tbe Domoeratlc leaderlllllp of the Senate Ia IIJIIIbollzed b)' 111eb 11 sen. Mike Manlftold of Montana, w1o1 on the veey eve ot the Sovlotlunp upon tho Czech• wu on record lor actual reclictlooa In Amerl<all forces In n.rope, Ills ldlbl1 periODII theorY, taken In proud "dlooent" from dreary old tblngs like lntalllpnce report&, wa1 tbaf. there really wu not much danger from .,_ ; rJ' Layman l'!l~elved herBS In educatlm It Ohlo .Unl•.. of _ , 10; Larry, eight, and Amy, six, are stu- the GOWDY NAMED NEW YORK (UPl) - C u r t ''~'~t• ·•lnr;~o.g~,-. ·'- ' .:lira. Flllher ls 11 able Juao1y to allln mere 111 _parU_-_pol__··-and_,._.. _tllo_ G ~'ln\lll' taaOhla.n~ p-ede at the Racine Etamenary School. tloitli!.tboltL Jll'e- Clreumataneea, In abort, PlP"••· tratlon than from the old. While American aott-llnera contlllle to cey out for "a hslt .ID the bon1blni'' of North VIetnam, the oth.'!'fellow makealtperlectlyplaln 1n Parla that nat even tid a CJneoo aided retroal would aatlai)' him. no demand• now not only a unllateral end to American 'elr aeuoo but In JUln tru111 an American llll'l«der all acroas the board. Of oourae, wo 011 thla alde of the world 1mow t11a1 he wtn not get thlo aort of capltulatloo trom either Rlchard Nbon or Hubert Hum.l)hre¥. But hoW II tbe eDerD¥ to 1mow tblo for aure when he 1011 the national COIIIIent!On of the lerpat Amerl<all peril' oil but destroyed by the aboularo for hla ldnd of "peace" ln Vlet- ueod "' ;o try writ11111- about 1111' projoell, ln eftorl to earn edOUib !rom It to gat ott this amell VA peiUil<ll and hove aome modleal care which the VA la uoable to alford me, so llll proJecio ·haw a c1ua1 pilt)>OU. u111&Nt you fol your Ume aad kind conslderltlon in readiJW my lettet., ! hope I· iDly be hearing !rom a f.., of your reeders." an ~ ........, ltiiiiiWP8bl•· onJ{ lll'fiDI fador In the wlollo permitted to try ID look lifter eaiODilal.natlonallnteresta wltl1 a tingle mind and Were he rumlng lor re-eteeII<NI lodal, his every act and utteranee upon world crtn• would be pll clcnm to peraonal alnbltim or the llke, and the net of It W<>lld be tllal the lorelgn polley of the United states lftlllld be In a condltlm llttle IIOlrl of poralyalo. To be 111re, sitting Proal-a befon thlt hove aenable beth to Nl aerall,y pin and to tad the atore with lllr sueeeu. art all this was yesterda.y. Tbe current atmosphere llllbln 1111 left wing of the DOIIMieratlc peril' ot an ldeoloeleal peclil11111 ·almost literally mad lo In Ita heated degree a •w and frl8htanilii departure In Amerlean palltlea. So much, then, tor the gloomy realltle:e of our tlme. Now for _,. ol the delalls. 111 Paris a ao-called peace oonferenee on VIetnam Ia wholly lm- Guests of Mr. and l\lro. Edthe SL Loulo Canlaal• son Roush last week were Mr. IIIII Detroit Tiawa. and Mra. - r t Wata011 and TOIIJ Kubok will ........ onchildren of Kent. , llu>4eld ....~ wbll~ vetMr. and Mra. Douglas Circle - - llarr)' Ctrlllwlll am 1011, t.arry, au.~ fUDera1 uallt illh U.. fllllllll plll,yed In services for Brownie Duncan at SL Lodlo IIIIi Georf!l Kell will Beale Chlpel II ,wplo Gro..,, help DetroiL W. VL Mr. John Archer and clausJiter STROM&ERG INJURED mobUlzed by a COmmunist enNaomi · of QuJilille were reeeat NEW YORK (UPl) - Llnobaek- ll1l.Y who surely must have a~ fill lis of Wolter, E.. and Sadie er Mike 9:1 oanberg wu p1aced go there In the Oral Archer. ' m the Inactive list by the Now place only because rrom t h • Melvlo Clrele of Columbus r~ York Jell TueldaY. aound and fury hero at homo cenlly spent a SatuJ\10: night with stromberg aullered tom llp- ho reclroned he mlgbt get a bet· hla mother, Mary Circle. Olhera monia In the Jell' 47.31 vicCllllng dllrllll tha week were tory over Bolton lest &indaY, ter deal Crom a new .Admin.tsMrs. llolllld Plereo of Atheoa, Janet Circle of New HliOL WWiem carleton and Euole Brinker were dinner gue1ta It the homo of Bet~¥ Van Meter and Margaret AM carleton m observance of the birthday of Patrick carleton. n.J Ralph Slllltll of Portland wis tho guest of the Dan Smith fiiD1Iy 1 recent nlgbL Mr. and Mra. Buren Duncan of Columbus apeD! a weekend with Mr. , and Mrs. Douglao Circle. Othera callbw dufl1ll the week at the Circle hCD.e were Mr. and Mro. Ernest Johnson ol Belpre and John ours, IJiu>. bar, W, VL '1111!19t91WfikGS..O. Wilh new functional hood scoops Batt;y Van Meter and Eunl~ rordeepercnsine brathins- A stifft:r, Brinker call..<oa Clarence Koehmore raponsivesuspcnsion for ler ol T\lppera Plains recently. improved h&ndlina: 1nd ridt:. And the new availablt: Staac I oplional WUIIom C'arleton called '"' Nilhili\-performance packag.e. ton and Joe Clr<le recently. r'"' ailS'~ *"11 wltlllt. Tbe NBC'o World Sorloo teleeut be- "lted ~~Ill aid va1..,unea. . "twas in hopei tllat. perblfiJs, a few of )'OUI' readers may have a f'lw real olcl ftlentlneo theJ do not wan~ beeauae I would be hljiJiy to have 11\Y Uley 1II1Q' care to send me, and be ilod to ~ them. "EYOnluolly, .I hope - By the Day oter ' t ( Carmel News W\ · : 1:. /iJt• ambltlout peoilla· Jib Mra. lolariODI .Fisher WhO, m... ·: ·of • • b6J.y life and thn!l aetlve chlldren, has ........ted her a. •••• ;. 'I 'tw. · . ~ :1. ti:i\~~·= 69' FRENCH CITY l 1. House llllJ well ln the end Utat ho had loll. IDdoed, hall Prealdent """"""" not made tho oaerillee IIIOIIUII 0111 of riiiMJni ldllllelf irom thll ...,...~~, our poalUlift In till worl4 mllbl 111 thl1 limo have II t11a1 an I n - Preaident , "I ID1 I handlefllped - - llvlng 011 I amlllpenalon. My Ylolon and holrll!ll are alolrly t.vllll me. The dochlt'a say they cao ~ dotlliiw; ao I have modO prolOcll to keep buoy with, ln ao elfort to forget'tl!Y defects. ;,One ot 1117 proJeeta Ia ·the hlalllrY of· calendars. lam eolloet.Jng oftll aid calendars to use •• Wuatradma and hilve lour t11at are 1882; 1883; 1887 anil1898, ond am looking for,others. "While I am colleotlq old poll cardl, bQokmarkl and reward of mert> cards, moat C!f IIIJ·prole<t• eoneern blatorlea of holltiiJa W.. ,Euler, Holl-• ~ St.."ll'ilenll... a Da!'- Te make It lnlereatJng; Nin <ol)~ viJOIIIIIIO~ ,!'> IIH as UluatraUcm and plan to give Ulom to a mua'""" when llllllllb- . ''I hoO. lllo ftlotill~l thai are <mr 12.1 1ears olcl Olld four 1¥t .... . V5 ~. aid and a ·leW dating beck to 1880, but on 1111' llmJIOd ~·· I am htvlni! a bird time l1811111i a beltar rEPr,.. L STEW BEEF tray , BY WJLLIAI( S. Wllll'E WASIIINGTON - The Prell· dtnllal eampaliD, and upodally ltl preocctqlllllln with VIII- . nam, 11 lurching a1onJ amidst a piiMJI of fDrllan • pollq prob1111111 10 IQIIe and 10 ..... u to make lt aadi,J JUln tlial the next IIWI to OCClQIJ! the WbJte teal·. "!\' FOR :~ ;p~:·~ry~ CELERY____~J9e !ft..._ I... Il ~": 1111 latter revMia hla problem -. . . . .Ho ..aklna. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mr . .••·•Hu4 . .10•L. . . . . . . . . . . . It'• 17re Belt I+om .. Premkr ·Grade Beefl :r::t~£;:-:~RADISHES____ _2bcbs.J9e ed "'1'1111 Hot '"' the Hall Table'' II I receal meeting of tile Cborch of G r a c e of lllounl Zion Canference Con~·~ Clturch. Deo d _OIII tor Cbemeetlnrwere ter at Lake AmatWan, Qlate....., bJ lin. Tltus, IIIII lfra. Fred Crow pro a rtoume of 1111 .. of tbe Dlo<oNn Jlre.. l;adrlc Clark ~~~~.:_-of maill tile IIIOOIIn£ In the of lfra. 0. B. Stout. riel< ,Loc:lllt)', Mro. Jo1a Uet-''P*.>'"'}!l.... ParllhllouH wllor, Mrl. EY.- lla)'el, ond ..,, t I ArnnreIIlii Vldo lhiL ..u ..... 'td'b1 Mrl. Pat- ~ ~ ........ n:.11110 Depai'lmeDI ThelrCism, 623 Fedenl Eall, Seattle, Washlllllono 98102, Ia Interested I~ hetrlng !rom SCIIIUI Senllnel rudero. The follow· Simile, -~ ' B.ONELESS CU Fall District Meeting is Announced vlee for tha Fellowahlp of the ~lna, Ground Beef.......... 3~~;. Meat Values Here! HYMN SING at ML Ollve Church, Long Bottom, at 1:30 p.m. Public invited as well as sinprs. Preabylerlal alds and lnterpre::::-;.~0 be Feaemd by the 0.Mt:':·: ~.. Our Good Frash Ground fDI' · - bollota. At the OeL 14 meeting Ill 7:30 p.m. In a. c:ourthwae an- Mrs. Gibbs is Review Leader me i.!i"j Rot, 35c Pkt. ofl2 parking lot in Pc.meroy urder sponsorship or Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion. and roglatratlon at 9:30 a.m. wltllthe mettlng scheWied lobelin at 10 a.m. Lunchooo wlll be - . plana wlll be dlaeuaiiOd for served at the church at noon. pnc:lnet work. Hoateosea wlll At tbe morning aesalon an be Mra. E. Bartow Jones, Mra. AdYenture Cllnl c on DARE wlll Mary HJre IIIII Mrs, Maxlno be FeiMlllted by lour Preaby. terlal ne...rce peroooa, Other Wolters. ~~up· ~::=f~~; MortDII'S Cream Filled p.m., on There 1 will be a cotree hour Wlc~, HOLSQ:M Minersville Methodist Church. SUNDAY PUBUC CIUCKEN barbecue, Tho Fell District meeting of Prelbyterlan women wm be held at tho Alexander Presbyterian Church '"' Thurldoy, October 3. ~··- lUKERYBUY! cy of Christian Service of the Swlda)', 11 Lm. to 6 ~ ~ ENU WOMEN'S tamUy Goor,._......, ~ . . .J.ame ... Christian Temperance Union will sponsored. EBLIN FAMILY reunion, Saturday at Rock Springs Fair- ~·· ~IS 'rial~ BUNS lb. iteHouse Winner May Wish He Hadn't· Gonh. ' ~.-.. Chapter, Order of the Eastern star, will meet at 6 p.m. Friday night at the Masonic Temple, Ml.ddleport, for a potluck dinner. Members are to take their own table service. meet at 7:30 Friday night at the home of Mrs. VIctoria stace.r' Third St.' Middleport. THE MEIGS Hlgb School cheerleaders wW sponsor an after game dance party with lhe Jays following the !delgs-Atllons footbollpme tills Friday night from orary memberlbip, Mra. Paulyne 10 to 12 p.m. at the Metg~~ JuBrlaht. Mra. Orvnle Sturgeon nior High In Pc.meroy. Uld Mrs. Mabel Marsh; jewelry SATURDAY oalea, Mrs. WUIIam Rardln Sr. A HIGH SCHOOL dance parl;y and Mrs. C. G. Bauerle. wUI be held this Saturday night Mrs. Nichola amounced that Mrs. WUIIam Rardin, Sr. and fi'OIIJ..~'30 tD 11:30 p.m. at tho Mrs. Donald Waldie wlll head a MeljY High School audl!Drlum in MiddleporL The Jays will embake oale OeL 12 at the republicee the dance which is school Washington White Paper Director lolaurt<e s ton a u Secretary of TreuiD'y. I(I'L about Sc:ran...., · SL Mra. Katie YOUJII( ond MI'IL ·· ·• Rockefeller and StanB, however, , · )1111 Mut11a of Lewis Hudaoo wore holll mlaht trip owr 1 common , . Wll the wee- ..eat e dinner hoporl!lg tbe ...:::;;. danomii81Dr ln llloit U....O mon l\lra, · ...,.wna lit ller awili. Mila Ada Genbol.c ed blrthdaya of Robert • -they are quite lndopildent ln ·erllleal 'CC!Idltb• at ·Holzer mer an! ·lllll Luc:retla GehtiiJ. and. LewllllludiCXI. thbQra. HDf;ttal lfhere llit . fta Ulimi.' Paull..ne catte'r d. . TIMo' receh.·ed HVeral Thura40J. Her daulilltol'o M r L C l - . FIL, Ia oliO hOre lnclucllni a Divoreet Granted ofNaahvllle, Tenn. · at the Genhelmer ·home. Inscribed ''lfawf I PT. PLEASANT _ TWo di- 1.1 tu &Iaiit 1n the eare of , Ml;.• .and Jeri')'· Bauah· Ia aDd·Bob.'' voree1 were In lolu<NI lilirll!llther. Mr. ond Mra.Jameo lliatl ' of Amlnda !lindoy Guuto w...., Mr. , IIIIi N r a. C<lullt1 Circuit .,...n Tllr,o.dlj>, Srnllli aDd 'Q1o to1111er Am SmiGI iueata cl Mr. IIIIi Mrl.' R8Jno Howard YCIUIIII IIIIi Llnda, MJp._ . 1 Dlvor"«l - · IJI'IIIIed to Doo- IIIII her huabaDd of Wlllhlnalon. Lind. ' ,. ermne; Mr. and J · na Joan Blonkalllhlj) from Am· D. C. came ror o weolaiitd 'flail. . PICNIC HE/.n Manuel and ""'!'• - ; old llllllkenllllp. The -wa• Am i'emalDed to bO Wltb b or The Three F Club llelcl• plc- ond Mrl. Howard Seulo and . tho of their· In- lfllndmrAbor, ... , nle Suoday at Ule Roit& 33 Rood' Carl Rlmtl'OI; .. rant chll- and $12,50)>0I'chlld · Mra, Jolin' UeiWI!er 11 In aide Park. Attendl.lll. were Mrs. Konnetll, Howard Newlalld, ;:, per week, aleo modleal BnllclenCaddie l\lro. verlle Ol'IYDie; Mr. IIIII MrL Robert tal bWs Jneurred 111 Nld litflnt IJI'IIIIed a dlvorco from Robert Gonlm ·and fll'llldson, Freci Ray· BiliiiY and llol1b1 • Long BoitDm· . • - llball be pe1c1 II¥ the David Scherer, Tbe pl-1 Wll buro, of a.Jeogo, liL who Ia Lowlthehoo Hudson, Mlneravllle, father. · . 01del.ed to $50 IVIIPOI'I of maldl!ll hla hctnle here, and As& 1101101, MrL YOIIDI and lor Hil!h School following home f1811le wltll Southwestern wltll the Ravena providing muale; Southern Band Boosters &.IJOIUIOrl, PAST MATRONS, Evangeline MIDDLEPORT lomber :jll, 1938 ·Birthdays Njmn apJIGiat.- Made hyCluh ,,' .' ml&ht lie !ormOt Budiol · Event Plans AVeral plane for events. .,. I "For c~mbined : by loc;al NI,....Agnow beodquartero !love spaces for oomo and address then a box to be cheeked beside tida serance, "I would Uke to be a Phan._ Hostess tor Nixon." It u,ya abaolutoly oothllll about want1ng to he a phantom for Apiew. The assumpUon here is that Spiro can dlg hla oom phantoms. · take steps to curb the power of ocL . . .dl•s•tr•l•bu•ted . . . ln .. . RIVERVIEW GARDEN Club . .T•h•e. fu•m•n•s•be•t•ng lndi vidual Supreme Court mem· bers unless the court itself acts will meet Thursday, Sept. 26, to prevent its "~ricious" use. at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Douglas has acted in the case Mrs. Gene Wilson, with Mrs. of re1ervists from Ohio and New Carl Buckley as c&ohostess. New·. York to stay their sh.ipmenl to omcers are to be Installed. WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION, MidVletum while they press court cases questioning the legality of dleport first United Preab~er­ tan Church, 111W"Ida)'; Mrs. Joe their callup. Baney, Mrs. Karl Owen, devo; tiona; meeting to be preceded by a 6:30 potlucl< dlmer. lloateiSes wUI be Mra . Edward Burkett, Mra. Leo Kem.e«v , Miu Ph.Yills Joachim, Mrl. Ed Smith, Mrs. William Ohlinger, and Mrs. PT, PLEASANT- Mason COUDb' Republlcan Women's Club Carl GUmore. metlall nll!ht at the annex buildFRIDAY DANCE FRIDAY atRaclneJunIng of Ule courthouse and made . \'- t \. ,·. - ·~ ' �... ,, Irreparable Harm Done r&;~i:;t=l Phantom Coffee ~our Says Hebert :· ca/endod Newest Nixon Siunt WASIIINGTON (UP!) - Rep. f. Edw&rd Hebert, 0-La., says Auociate Supreme Court Jus- ' ' lice WUUam 0, Douglas caused "irreparable mischier• b} ordering a stay of Vietnam orders for a grol.t) of reservists. Hebert, chairman or a House armed services subcommittee on reserve a f Ca i r s complained about justice Douglas in a letter Monda, to Chief Justice Earl Warren. Douglas' order caused "Incalculable and irreparable misehier• by touching off more suits WEDNESDAY TRINITY GUn.D, 7:30Wodnesday at the Trlnlf¥ United Church al Christ; Frlenclly Circle, boat; Mlss Mary Virginia Relbel has tbe program; Mrs. Mae Mora devotions; Mrs. Bill Perrin, chair- man or hosteas committee. FEENE''t-BENNETT Post 128, American Legion, 7:30 p.m. at the hall Wn.DWOOD GARDEN Club, 8 p.m. We&'lesday, home ol Mrs. Ken Nease, Mrs. Henry Thomas aalllating hostelS. TIIURSDAY ROCK SPRINGS G r an g e, and placing the reserve program Ulller 1 legal cloud, he wrote ThurSdaY n1l!ht at the hell, pot. luck dinner at 7 p.m., meeting Warren. Hebert warned Congress might at S; new ofticer1 will be eJect~ By MERRIMAN SlllTII United Press International Backstairs at the campelgn: Talk about ghostly ideaa ln pollticsl The Ntxon POODle, through local organJzatlona, are sponsoring a money-railing •cheme known as the "Phanl<ln Coffee Hour for Nixon--Agnew." The idea Is to have no coffee hour at all, but for the good ledlos of • c<nimunll;y to mail in a buck (or more, to campaign headquarters as a contribution. To make this worillwhile wUI involve not drinking thouof gallons of coffee. Also, it could invohe not eating several million cookies. h~ellilly) . "": .. Oi.nn~r' Givf;tr :.' '. ~.I Mra. Sandra Nichols, presj~ dent. named a conunlttee ror a potluck dinner that will be sponBOred by the group, Young Re. publlcana Club and the Rep~bll­ can Executive Committee. The dJnner wilt be served at the National Giard Armory OcL Z2 at 6:30 p.m. AdmiasiM will be $1 per person. The decoration committee will include Mrs. Etta &le Foater, dlalrman, Mrs. Marjorie Rickard, Mrs, Doris Deal and Mrs. Mro. Garnet Pelfrey; table aervic:e and eolfee, Mra. Bolllie Waldie, chairman, Mrs. Delphia Noble and Mrs. Louloe M u •· aran; tickets at the door, Mrs. Maxine Lathoy, Mrs, Jean Toylor and Mrs. Ted WhiUock; hon- q~ usually ts a algn of conlldence, perhlps !DO much of It, ln a prosldentlal c&IIQialgn when at IIlla relllthely urly date, people around a candldate begin to speculate about mblbershlp tn hls cablneL some of the current gue181ng It c•lo•s•~•kHN c•lr•c•le~a_;p~~· . .bo . .n. . ~culatl<NI II'- II'- can headqJartera and Mrs. Lu- clll Rainey wlll be In charge of the jewelry oales oo thla data. Coffees were alao planned with the Orll one Sept. 28 at 10:30 a.m. at tbe home of Mrs. J. G. F, Johnson, 508 29111 St., w1t11 Mrs. Wlllllm Rardln, Sr., co • holteas. Mr•. Sarah Dawson, ehairliUtl\ Is plamq a eotree for the bend area on Oct. 5 with the co • hoatoaa and the tlme and place to be amounced. Mn. S. C. Wilhelm, Jelleraoo Blvd., will boat a eotree at 10:30 a.m. Oct. 12, w:ltb Mra. E. Bartow Jones at the Wilhelm home. Mrs. Wal ter Wlndoor, Windsor Court, will be bolteaa to a cotree Oct. 25 at lO::W a.m. at her home. Oct. 19, lfro. Pall;y BurdottA!, Mrs. Tom1117 and Mrs, Janet Miller will be bolteaaes to a cof,_ wttb U. place to be named. lfra. l.Jda Gorland will be hoat ID a cotfee Ia the Gallipolis FerI'J' ara mel Mn. Bessie Supple ID the Render am IIDd Woods area the plaee Uld time to be --t<o"«lod. Republican candidate Velmor Kllapp wlll be preseat at eadl mftee. Mra. Niehola also named worken for each Saturday In Ule R..... ll<aii~B. The group diacusaed plana to - I I t I I - all ......... living out of toWD IIIII W make appllcatlou ,I . t I grounds. Each to take basket dinner and table service for dinner at 12 noon. SOcial activities during afternoon. SATURDAY BAKE SALE will be held Saturday beglmlng at 9 a. m. at tho Hines building ln Minersville by the Women' s Soele~ .-~ttf••Y~•~m~a~••~&m~u.;;~rwas;;~.~ ~ diD._~ . . .. . . ImcoverNew Mr1. CbarlH Gibbs review- There w:Ul be a dedlcationser- 20 ct. pk&. WIENERS PORK LIVER at..... ' " • ' NO HANlY·PANIY· NO ~TAMPSI NO CONTESTSI f{O GAMESI .· NO GIMMICISieeeeYOUR SAVINGS GROWII FROZEN FOODS . Crinkle Cut Freneh Fry .. POTATOES 3 t'~; 1~.00 -PIES .Au Kinds · Ea~ •••••• ·' •. r J ., ' JEERS ,ll,EP,ARTMENT ftctm \7!IIMm and ~ Bruce Oeland e...os, in port, another leiter"JustIll'*• 'a few' Unea to let JOU- that m Srd or 4111 Sept. lasuo ot Dally 'l!eitiDOi, an editorial .(actually a Iotter of opinion to the editor) 111. one Rachel Sborldan otated that rlch pe~lo doo't bono to 10 to '!ar l1ufpooipo~lo do. - ··~1. tills woman ba1 fiqotten that the KemedY•' were ad an ,rich, 'but tiW oetWa In war, and Cia!' tried to buy tho Ar1ll1 ott. but ot!il!ld 111 ln jall over I~ "I aclullly ~ Iiiii rid> and poor l*IPIO ollke are sorvl111 ln Vle!Mm. ' "Alb )\Oping that ~ ln the near ruture, llllj'be IIOIIliOilO will i'~ ao anawer to' thla lody mf Inform her tllal. the per..,a aentng . In battle ere aelocted at r a - and not aelected 111 the ~·of clolbr bllla paned across lila eountar. "lfi.YIIe abe has misled melnhereditorlalbut being ln VIetnam, a"" io.Y buddles ...rheroarerieh and when they read !lie article, - :dldil'l pact1y pill allout ~~ . · ,'IOftr ben, ~. llbai-ea tl!fDIWI-rlromholilt,and IIIIa Ia .i!lo worat .,Ucle I'V. ever ·Netl p~bllabecl by the SantNJ · -"FUrthermore, I am very disturbed abOut the !act that she ,...\Iii.,_IUIIJ1 think' people are bu.Yilll tllolr woy out of the Army or ·~....... ;:'~ . l':lt!>er recently ...,.tltJ:ee ehlldren, 5TH and PEARL STS., RACINE .. ·99' ''The Store With A Hart" Right reaerv'!Cf to lllrllt quantities dau8hter Gow<ly bat -llllllld to handle nam? fn Ealtern E»rope, maanwbDe, the Soviet Union also take1 ad- •anta&e of the paelftam of tile laolallonlam In thla country and of the revolutionary etvU violence that accompanlea lt. 'The Russians move ulJ(II Czech~ oslovalda and thus destroy months of !1rm1y patient hrldpbdldlng which, given a reaaon- llhly united Amerlcanp~bllcopln­ loo, would at minimum have deterred them from this act and . of Mr. and Mrs. H. K Shleldo. Prices Effective SEPT. 26-27-28 GPen Mon. thru Sat. 9t09-Suntlay10io7 Year PT, PLEASANT- Kermit Gropn, of Kimbell, a lonstJme actlve l\letbOdlal Jayman, wu anJII)UIIC8d the la,yman of the year at the 28th amuel Uolted Modlodlat J.a:mat' 1 lllllltute at JaekIIOD'a Mill tl>la paat week. ne 196! IWd Wlllkat. With more Buick luliUI')' and rakish new 11yling. With Buick's new suspension system 1nd a 430cubic Inch VI standard. A.nd a long list of :s~~feqr features. elected to the epla-q In the Cmforeneo at JUly, m!IAio Ida Oral )Oiblle addreao ln the Weal Vlrlllal• CGnfarQ!ee when be .,... to the lll,yiiMIIl SoiUJ'dlll of. ... ...... Tbe 324lll,ymenandmiii- . Juriadlctlmal Bu<:khaDDOO laal 11Mn from 1111 11 otate d I •· trlell, ..., htlard challOIIIIIDI ~--· from . Dr. llarW Jlllne•, axe "•• Her..,- ~ .... Uillted llelhodi .. C4Immltte0. iar o.er- Rellof. NIDIIIJ.._ Air 11 ~ rrom u. .tormer QCmf....... ' "Miulaa: IJJdl;y aJil Sentee Ill • ' World of~·· wu 1111 !iatltute - · Oilier opoak... ,Jnch?,lod Dr, -~ !1- Col· Iilii,' ~~ iladlllatll: lti llllhoP Wwt.; . !It-; IIUII4tf II. · ~ ~ ~ q, .we_il VIr• Our ~: Wolllpft. ~-; ,...... Produce valuea! Dr. Ratue7 l!rliiJIU; ~ Cioll - Lailea .,......} - -.paljiir Dr. BANANAS ',p; llbula!f SpdGI, ·of· SL illrk'o ..... . 11tt lte lttkk Dedn. W. New. Beautifully new. A diltilldive new profile. With a ~430cubk inch VI lid TH-400 automatic-tnnsmtnion staadard. FOilurinsa ncw60/•scat thlt: you can order. Sui-e. tcraitht . .tradr;inJ from a re\lolutionary new suspension s~tcm. ·~ And much, m~h more. ;... , Gol.en Rlpo Cholco Fruit 7 1.00 lb. Ch • ICl Gol. en y•IIow CARROTS ------ lb. cello . BJC Red Button ,' ' FRESH, NEI CABBAGE-..a. 9$ ;' ~ ; I ' ' Jumbo :II Siu militant comnmlom 11111 ....., ·· And consider the chlekalll wblch thllldndofleadel'llhlllbaY• mw broll8hl home to 1'0011. Tile olcl.talllllonod 11101-otlln tile l Houle of Represenlaill'l_l, mt'lr'• ally ualated by the llolao llonleta .., VIetnam who damar lor JIOIU'e at 11111 price, uUoriJ gut the loreiln • ald prGI1am withoUt, of """rse, ,.erlng tile omallen alternative to ll Who, then, W<>lld nal1y like to be P r e - of the United state• !Dday? That competent men are IIIII wanting to cultarod for the office 11 about the best asset we can now count. 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONLY $'299 $30.00 ............ . c.-hltTtr•s MASON FURNITURE CO. IWON, W. YA. I The 1969 Buidl. Riden. More elr:!ant and personal than ever. With new c~~:clusivr:colors, elegant new intcrion and a revolutionary new suspension system for improved handling and more drivi ng ease than you·ve~er enjoyed before. Completely ~uipped with a 430 cubic inch VS, autom11tK tran.-.mission. power ~eer~ng, power brakes and much, much mort: . TM 190 Bilek LeSaWe- New colors, nt:w interiors and Buick's rtvolutionar) new suspension system far a LeSabi'c thal'& more appealins than ever bt:fore: Mon: rt$p011St: and economy from a standard JSO cubic mch V8. And a lo ng, impms1vt: li5t of safety features. ' \ Blaholl D. fredrfckWertz,jual We accept Fad. Food Stamps at nwdmum mll!ht eventually have produced 1 JIIIUlna coldwar thaw baaell upon an Amorteon pooture ofunlooandatren&lhHere Jn WIUhlngton the oxtreme .,anti-Vietnam war'' zeal of tbe Domoeratlc leaderlllllp of the Senate Ia IIJIIIbollzed b)' 111eb 11 sen. Mike Manlftold of Montana, w1o1 on the veey eve ot the Sovlotlunp upon tho Czech• wu on record lor actual reclictlooa In Amerl<all forces In n.rope, Ills ldlbl1 periODII theorY, taken In proud "dlooent" from dreary old tblngs like lntalllpnce report&, wa1 tbaf. there really wu not much danger from .,_ ; rJ' Layman l'!l~elved herBS In educatlm It Ohlo .Unl•.. of _ , 10; Larry, eight, and Amy, six, are stu- the GOWDY NAMED NEW YORK (UPl) - C u r t ''~'~t• ·•lnr;~o.g~,-. ·'- ' .:lira. Flllher ls 11 able Juao1y to allln mere 111 _parU_-_pol__··-and_,._.. _tllo_ G ~'ln\lll' taaOhla.n~ p-ede at the Racine Etamenary School. tloitli!.tboltL Jll'e- Clreumataneea, In abort, PlP"••· tratlon than from the old. While American aott-llnera contlllle to cey out for "a hslt .ID the bon1blni'' of North VIetnam, the oth.'!'fellow makealtperlectlyplaln 1n Parla that nat even tid a CJneoo aided retroal would aatlai)' him. no demand• now not only a unllateral end to American 'elr aeuoo but In JUln tru111 an American llll'l«der all acroas the board. Of oourae, wo 011 thla alde of the world 1mow t11a1 he wtn not get thlo aort of capltulatloo trom either Rlchard Nbon or Hubert Hum.l)hre¥. But hoW II tbe eDerD¥ to 1mow tblo for aure when he 1011 the national COIIIIent!On of the lerpat Amerl<all peril' oil but destroyed by the aboularo for hla ldnd of "peace" ln Vlet- ueod "' ;o try writ11111- about 1111' projoell, ln eftorl to earn edOUib !rom It to gat ott this amell VA peiUil<ll and hove aome modleal care which the VA la uoable to alford me, so llll proJecio ·haw a c1ua1 pilt)>OU. u111&Nt you fol your Ume aad kind conslderltlon in readiJW my lettet., ! hope I· iDly be hearing !rom a f.., of your reeders." an ~ ........, ltiiiiiWP8bl•· onJ{ lll'fiDI fador In the wlollo permitted to try ID look lifter eaiODilal.natlonallnteresta wltl1 a tingle mind and Were he rumlng lor re-eteeII<NI lodal, his every act and utteranee upon world crtn• would be pll clcnm to peraonal alnbltim or the llke, and the net of It W<>lld be tllal the lorelgn polley of the United states lftlllld be In a condltlm llttle IIOlrl of poralyalo. To be 111re, sitting Proal-a befon thlt hove aenable beth to Nl aerall,y pin and to tad the atore with lllr sueeeu. art all this was yesterda.y. Tbe current atmosphere llllbln 1111 left wing of the DOIIMieratlc peril' ot an ldeoloeleal peclil11111 ·almost literally mad lo In Ita heated degree a •w and frl8htanilii departure In Amerlean palltlea. So much, then, tor the gloomy realltle:e of our tlme. Now for _,. ol the delalls. 111 Paris a ao-called peace oonferenee on VIetnam Ia wholly lm- Guests of Mr. and l\lro. Edthe SL Loulo Canlaal• son Roush last week were Mr. IIIII Detroit Tiawa. and Mra. - r t Wata011 and TOIIJ Kubok will ........ onchildren of Kent. , llu>4eld ....~ wbll~ vetMr. and Mra. Douglas Circle - - llarr)' Ctrlllwlll am 1011, t.arry, au.~ fUDera1 uallt illh U.. fllllllll plll,yed In services for Brownie Duncan at SL Lodlo IIIIi Georf!l Kell will Beale Chlpel II ,wplo Gro..,, help DetroiL W. VL Mr. John Archer and clausJiter STROM&ERG INJURED mobUlzed by a COmmunist enNaomi · of QuJilille were reeeat NEW YORK (UPl) - Llnobaek- ll1l.Y who surely must have a~ fill lis of Wolter, E.. and Sadie er Mike 9:1 oanberg wu p1aced go there In the Oral Archer. ' m the Inactive list by the Now place only because rrom t h • Melvlo Clrele of Columbus r~ York Jell TueldaY. aound and fury hero at homo cenlly spent a SatuJ\10: night with stromberg aullered tom llp- ho reclroned he mlgbt get a bet· hla mother, Mary Circle. Olhera monia In the Jell' 47.31 vicCllllng dllrllll tha week were tory over Bolton lest &indaY, ter deal Crom a new .Admin.tsMrs. llolllld Plereo of Atheoa, Janet Circle of New HliOL WWiem carleton and Euole Brinker were dinner gue1ta It the homo of Bet~¥ Van Meter and Margaret AM carleton m observance of the birthday of Patrick carleton. n.J Ralph Slllltll of Portland wis tho guest of the Dan Smith fiiD1Iy 1 recent nlgbL Mr. and Mra. Buren Duncan of Columbus apeD! a weekend with Mr. , and Mrs. Douglao Circle. Othera callbw dufl1ll the week at the Circle hCD.e were Mr. and Mro. Ernest Johnson ol Belpre and John ours, IJiu>. bar, W, VL '1111!19t91WfikGS..O. Wilh new functional hood scoops Batt;y Van Meter and Eunl~ rordeepercnsine brathins- A stifft:r, Brinker call..<oa Clarence Koehmore raponsivesuspcnsion for ler ol T\lppera Plains recently. improved h&ndlina: 1nd ridt:. And the new availablt: Staac I oplional WUIIom C'arleton called '"' Nilhili\-performance packag.e. ton and Joe Clr<le recently. r'"' ailS'~ *"11 wltlllt. Tbe NBC'o World Sorloo teleeut be- "lted ~~Ill aid va1..,unea. . "twas in hopei tllat. perblfiJs, a few of )'OUI' readers may have a f'lw real olcl ftlentlneo theJ do not wan~ beeauae I would be hljiJiy to have 11\Y Uley 1II1Q' care to send me, and be ilod to ~ them. "EYOnluolly, .I hope - By the Day oter ' t ( Carmel News W\ · : 1:. /iJt• ambltlout peoilla· Jib Mra. lolariODI .Fisher WhO, m... ·: ·of • • b6J.y life and thn!l aetlve chlldren, has ........ted her a. •••• ;. 'I 'tw. · . ~ :1. ti:i\~~·= 69' FRENCH CITY l 1. House llllJ well ln the end Utat ho had loll. IDdoed, hall Prealdent """"""" not made tho oaerillee IIIOIIUII 0111 of riiiMJni ldllllelf irom thll ...,...~~, our poalUlift In till worl4 mllbl 111 thl1 limo have II t11a1 an I n - Preaident , "I ID1 I handlefllped - - llvlng 011 I amlllpenalon. My Ylolon and holrll!ll are alolrly t.vllll me. The dochlt'a say they cao ~ dotlliiw; ao I have modO prolOcll to keep buoy with, ln ao elfort to forget'tl!Y defects. ;,One ot 1117 proJeeta Ia ·the hlalllrY of· calendars. lam eolloet.Jng oftll aid calendars to use •• Wuatradma and hilve lour t11at are 1882; 1883; 1887 anil1898, ond am looking for,others. "While I am colleotlq old poll cardl, bQokmarkl and reward of mert> cards, moat C!f IIIJ·prole<t• eoneern blatorlea of holltiiJa W.. ,Euler, Holl-• ~ St.."ll'ilenll... a Da!'- Te make It lnlereatJng; Nin <ol)~ viJOIIIIIIO~ ,!'> IIH as UluatraUcm and plan to give Ulom to a mua'""" when llllllllb- . ''I hoO. lllo ftlotill~l thai are <mr 12.1 1ears olcl Olld four 1¥t .... . V5 ~. aid and a ·leW dating beck to 1880, but on 1111' llmJIOd ~·· I am htvlni! a bird time l1811111i a beltar rEPr,.. L STEW BEEF tray , BY WJLLIAI( S. Wllll'E WASIIINGTON - The Prell· dtnllal eampaliD, and upodally ltl preocctqlllllln with VIII- . nam, 11 lurching a1onJ amidst a piiMJI of fDrllan • pollq prob1111111 10 IQIIe and 10 ..... u to make lt aadi,J JUln tlial the next IIWI to OCClQIJ! the WbJte teal·. "!\' FOR :~ ;p~:·~ry~ CELERY____~J9e !ft..._ I... Il ~": 1111 latter revMia hla problem -. . . . .Ho ..aklna. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Mr . .••·•Hu4 . .10•L. . . . . . . . . . . . It'• 17re Belt I+om .. Premkr ·Grade Beefl :r::t~£;:-:~RADISHES____ _2bcbs.J9e ed "'1'1111 Hot '"' the Hall Table'' II I receal meeting of tile Cborch of G r a c e of lllounl Zion Canference Con~·~ Clturch. Deo d _OIII tor Cbemeetlnrwere ter at Lake AmatWan, Qlate....., bJ lin. Tltus, IIIII lfra. Fred Crow pro a rtoume of 1111 .. of tbe Dlo<oNn Jlre.. l;adrlc Clark ~~~~.:_-of maill tile IIIOOIIn£ In the of lfra. 0. B. Stout. riel< ,Loc:lllt)', Mro. Jo1a Uet-''P*.>'"'}!l.... ParllhllouH wllor, Mrl. EY.- lla)'el, ond ..,, t I ArnnreIIlii Vldo lhiL ..u ..... 'td'b1 Mrl. Pat- ~ ~ ........ n:.11110 Depai'lmeDI ThelrCism, 623 Fedenl Eall, Seattle, Washlllllono 98102, Ia Interested I~ hetrlng !rom SCIIIUI Senllnel rudero. The follow· Simile, -~ ' B.ONELESS CU Fall District Meeting is Announced vlee for tha Fellowahlp of the ~lna, Ground Beef.......... 3~~;. Meat Values Here! HYMN SING at ML Ollve Church, Long Bottom, at 1:30 p.m. Public invited as well as sinprs. Preabylerlal alds and lnterpre::::-;.~0 be Feaemd by the 0.Mt:':·: ~.. Our Good Frash Ground fDI' · - bollota. At the OeL 14 meeting Ill 7:30 p.m. In a. c:ourthwae an- Mrs. Gibbs is Review Leader me i.!i"j Rot, 35c Pkt. ofl2 parking lot in Pc.meroy urder sponsorship or Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion. and roglatratlon at 9:30 a.m. wltllthe mettlng scheWied lobelin at 10 a.m. Lunchooo wlll be - . plana wlll be dlaeuaiiOd for served at the church at noon. pnc:lnet work. Hoateosea wlll At tbe morning aesalon an be Mra. E. Bartow Jones, Mra. AdYenture Cllnl c on DARE wlll Mary HJre IIIII Mrs, Maxlno be FeiMlllted by lour Preaby. terlal ne...rce peroooa, Other Wolters. ~~up· ~::=f~~; MortDII'S Cream Filled p.m., on There 1 will be a cotree hour Wlc~, HOLSQ:M Minersville Methodist Church. SUNDAY PUBUC CIUCKEN barbecue, Tho Fell District meeting of Prelbyterlan women wm be held at tho Alexander Presbyterian Church '"' Thurldoy, October 3. ~··- lUKERYBUY! cy of Christian Service of the Swlda)', 11 Lm. to 6 ~ ~ ENU WOMEN'S tamUy Goor,._......, ~ . . .J.ame ... Christian Temperance Union will sponsored. EBLIN FAMILY reunion, Saturday at Rock Springs Fair- ~·· ~IS 'rial~ BUNS lb. iteHouse Winner May Wish He Hadn't· Gonh. ' ~.-.. Chapter, Order of the Eastern star, will meet at 6 p.m. Friday night at the Masonic Temple, Ml.ddleport, for a potluck dinner. Members are to take their own table service. meet at 7:30 Friday night at the home of Mrs. VIctoria stace.r' Third St.' Middleport. THE MEIGS Hlgb School cheerleaders wW sponsor an after game dance party with lhe Jays following the !delgs-Atllons footbollpme tills Friday night from orary memberlbip, Mra. Paulyne 10 to 12 p.m. at the Metg~~ JuBrlaht. Mra. Orvnle Sturgeon nior High In Pc.meroy. Uld Mrs. Mabel Marsh; jewelry SATURDAY oalea, Mrs. WUIIam Rardln Sr. A HIGH SCHOOL dance parl;y and Mrs. C. G. Bauerle. wUI be held this Saturday night Mrs. Nichola amounced that Mrs. WUIIam Rardin, Sr. and fi'OIIJ..~'30 tD 11:30 p.m. at tho Mrs. Donald Waldie wlll head a MeljY High School audl!Drlum in MiddleporL The Jays will embake oale OeL 12 at the republicee the dance which is school Washington White Paper Director lolaurt<e s ton a u Secretary of TreuiD'y. I(I'L about Sc:ran...., · SL Mra. Katie YOUJII( ond MI'IL ·· ·• Rockefeller and StanB, however, , · )1111 Mut11a of Lewis Hudaoo wore holll mlaht trip owr 1 common , . Wll the wee- ..eat e dinner hoporl!lg tbe ...:::;;. danomii81Dr ln llloit U....O mon l\lra, · ...,.wna lit ller awili. Mila Ada Genbol.c ed blrthdaya of Robert • -they are quite lndopildent ln ·erllleal 'CC!Idltb• at ·Holzer mer an! ·lllll Luc:retla GehtiiJ. and. LewllllludiCXI. thbQra. HDf;ttal lfhere llit . fta Ulimi.' Paull..ne catte'r d. . TIMo' receh.·ed HVeral Thura40J. Her daulilltol'o M r L C l - . FIL, Ia oliO hOre lnclucllni a Divoreet Granted ofNaahvllle, Tenn. · at the Genhelmer ·home. Inscribed ''lfawf I PT. PLEASANT _ TWo di- 1.1 tu &Iaiit 1n the eare of , Ml;.• .and Jeri')'· Bauah· Ia aDd·Bob.'' voree1 were In lolu<NI lilirll!llther. Mr. ond Mra.Jameo lliatl ' of Amlnda !lindoy Guuto w...., Mr. , IIIIi N r a. C<lullt1 Circuit .,...n Tllr,o.dlj>, Srnllli aDd 'Q1o to1111er Am SmiGI iueata cl Mr. IIIIi Mrl.' R8Jno Howard YCIUIIII IIIIi Llnda, MJp._ . 1 Dlvor"«l - · IJI'IIIIed to Doo- IIIII her huabaDd of Wlllhlnalon. Lind. ' ,. ermne; Mr. and J · na Joan Blonkalllhlj) from Am· D. C. came ror o weolaiitd 'flail. . PICNIC HE/.n Manuel and ""'!'• - ; old llllllkenllllp. The -wa• Am i'emalDed to bO Wltb b or The Three F Club llelcl• plc- ond Mrl. Howard Seulo and . tho of their· In- lfllndmrAbor, ... , nle Suoday at Ule Roit& 33 Rood' Carl Rlmtl'OI; .. rant chll- and $12,50)>0I'chlld · Mra, Jolin' UeiWI!er 11 In aide Park. Attendl.lll. were Mrs. Konnetll, Howard Newlalld, ;:, per week, aleo modleal BnllclenCaddie l\lro. verlle Ol'IYDie; Mr. IIIII MrL Robert tal bWs Jneurred 111 Nld litflnt IJI'IIIIed a dlvorco from Robert Gonlm ·and fll'llldson, Freci Ray· BiliiiY and llol1b1 • Long BoitDm· . • - llball be pe1c1 II¥ the David Scherer, Tbe pl-1 Wll buro, of a.Jeogo, liL who Ia Lowlthehoo Hudson, Mlneravllle, father. · . 01del.ed to $50 IVIIPOI'I of maldl!ll hla hctnle here, and As& 1101101, MrL YOIIDI and lor Hil!h School following home f1811le wltll Southwestern wltll the Ravena providing muale; Southern Band Boosters &.IJOIUIOrl, PAST MATRONS, Evangeline MIDDLEPORT lomber :jll, 1938 ·Birthdays Njmn apJIGiat.- Made hyCluh ,,' .' ml&ht lie !ormOt Budiol · Event Plans AVeral plane for events. .,. I "For c~mbined : by loc;al NI,....Agnow beodquartero !love spaces for oomo and address then a box to be cheeked beside tida serance, "I would Uke to be a Phan._ Hostess tor Nixon." It u,ya abaolutoly oothllll about want1ng to he a phantom for Apiew. The assumpUon here is that Spiro can dlg hla oom phantoms. · take steps to curb the power of ocL . . .dl•s•tr•l•bu•ted . . . ln .. . RIVERVIEW GARDEN Club . .T•h•e. fu•m•n•s•be•t•ng lndi vidual Supreme Court mem· bers unless the court itself acts will meet Thursday, Sept. 26, to prevent its "~ricious" use. at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Douglas has acted in the case Mrs. Gene Wilson, with Mrs. of re1ervists from Ohio and New Carl Buckley as c&ohostess. New·. York to stay their sh.ipmenl to omcers are to be Installed. WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION, MidVletum while they press court cases questioning the legality of dleport first United Preab~er­ tan Church, 111W"Ida)'; Mrs. Joe their callup. Baney, Mrs. Karl Owen, devo; tiona; meeting to be preceded by a 6:30 potlucl< dlmer. lloateiSes wUI be Mra . Edward Burkett, Mra. Leo Kem.e«v , Miu Ph.Yills Joachim, Mrl. Ed Smith, Mrs. William Ohlinger, and Mrs. PT, PLEASANT- Mason COUDb' Republlcan Women's Club Carl GUmore. metlall nll!ht at the annex buildFRIDAY DANCE FRIDAY atRaclneJunIng of Ule courthouse and made . \'- t \. ,·. - ·~ ' �' ..•• Intr.oiluces·<.~ I • , " \ ' ' . , 1 ..i •, ' \< ' .''' .~ .. , .) ' ' ,, ' . Lively Time Expected ArmOJ')' !rom 10 p.m. uniU 2 a.m., and lo belnloponoored by tho Pleooent VallO¥ Hoopltal Womon'• Awdllar)'. '11cket1 are Cl'l sale at Rarden*l 9xm Cen· ter, Frutb'l Pharmacy, C J t y PT. PlEASANT- T 'here ~ be a dull moment at the Ill-·· .. Country lloedoml''ltSatun:la1'• parodo .... of""~ lo ~·· ~ lhrW£hout l'cllnt Plouant wai two ...U'Iary membei'a aad a - - · Mlaa IIIMJ', owned IIY Alida Ridenour; wao atllrod In a abort locket and flowered hat. Accolil-"'1 her waa Bott;y il'lddle Fiddle) Cradd!!d<, droosed In Na, shirt, red bandana and a 11nw hat, wildly piiiSIDI a IIddle. Beverll' (Giat Qdtar) RldeIIDIII' wao dreased In a weatem ouUit aad IPOJ'Ied I auJier. Alto maldna part ., tile Joornl\l' .... Barbara (Big Hat) caudW, who apllll1 moot of tho time blcllns .-r a W'£0 otraw hat. TJ')'·· iDI ID hide In the trueJ< eab waa Robert LuUDn and Harold Ridenour, 1lllo claimed ~ didn't 1o1ow 1117 ol tile lour In the PRICES Pharmacy, Cohen'• DraB Reservat1on1 for reserved t&.. blea nwot ba made with Mro. Jack1011 675-3049. Par- Dress for the evert will be Patriots" of Oak Hill, Ohio and the cali!Dg will be done FIQfdR~rn. wmervationist Slated to Speak PT. PLEASANT - Members o! tho Women's Club of Point Pleasant can look forward to a dellstrtrul evening when they aasemhlo lor cllnnor at tho Pleasant Folnt Retort and begin their Orat regular moet1n1 ol the club rear on Friday, Oct. 4, at 6:30p.m. Ronald Gllkeson, soU conservatlonlot, will opeak rOiardlnl PT. PLEASANT - Tho lola- "Conoonatlm Praetlcoa In )Ia. 1011 Coulit1 Farm Bureau will hold Ita Amaal Jo!emboroblp Dinoon and Neorby Counties." nor Soptombor 28, 1968 In tile The conoonatlon commltl«!, P01at Ploaeant Jr. Hilh School with Mro. c. H. Flaher oorvinl -tile Beech IW1 P.T.A. ..,... 11 chairman, will be In charge Yin£ tile dlmor. BuiiDeoa moot- of thlo dlnoor meotln£. PrellmIDI will atarl at 10 LID. with !nary plans have been made llld llobart Stanley pl'ealdiDg. Dl- · all membera,lnducllng new momrte!Dra 111c1 will be bara, who wlah to attend Ibis olocted tor tile comiDg 1eor. Din- dinner moetlnl an asked to call nor wtU be IIOI'Ved 11 12:~ p.m. In their rooervatlon by Frlda,r, ID tho eofoterla with Jolin HeiJ.. Sept. 27' to 8llJ' one at tho !olkel ll"eot a)I08kor. lowiDB poroono: Mrs. c. H. FlshMr. Fhlllp Agee, )'011' B 1 u 0 er, 675-4351; Mra. Charlea CotCroll _ Shield liiJUranea repre- trill, 675-1365; or Mra. WU!Iam IMIIIollvo from llllttlqiDn, will Knltllrt, 675-3275. No ........,•• ba preoont fD onowor CJIOotlonO Ilona can be aecopled a1tor Sept. eanc:omlntl your IIIIUI'aneo. AI ?.7 • . thlo limo !he will 111ive U. prlril0118 at raiJIDg their MarobaD'• Lui room rote !rom •10 a da,r which Andrew Jackson was the II lnlllllllclelt wiUt the hoapltal last president sworn In by ralel ........... So ,..... at- Chief Justice John MarshalL - tbla meot'DI SoDdJaurroo- It was the ninth time Mar· ervatlmo ID Mra. LaWrellco Scar- shall administered the oath of bart')', - - W. VL or call office to a president of the Unlted States. . ...·them In to 675-319t. . . WHOLE Membership Drive Planned . Scot Lad Values! olll-• TOMATO SOUP.·••••••••••• n .........;:JOe SALTINE CRACKERS................ 4~:~~- '1 PEANUT BUTTER ................._2 f.;:·69e c~ TSUP.............................~ ••• s~:.~::sl MAPLE SYRUP................ u .... ~: 39e MARGARINE.,............~,·········· ,.!i:~~ SJ SALT•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• bo:· .9e CORN FLAKES....................... ~t:··33e FLOUR, plain....................... 5 ~~ 49e SALAD DRESSING................ ~ ...::· 39C 1 Ohio Valley Sliced 1•• 8 . G(On•••••••••••••••••••••• -L.. ver Pudd.1ng ........... ab. Sat. Only SepL 28 BREAD !i..W.. ,,..,. . '"'. ' ¥1. " CORN - .. - ~··'>~ · ~ "'··· ' Fall Meeting PT. PLEASANT- C b u r c h Rev. Roberts Revival Series PT. PLEASANT - Tho R ov. Aulbert ''Pete" Roberts, paator ol Buchhannon, Woot Vlr&lnla, Circuit ofUnltedMathocllot(EUB) Churches, Ia nowholdlqaurtea ol revival meetings at 7:30 each evening In tho Bollmeod United Methoclllll (EUB) Ch\U'ch, 510 Burdette Stroot, In Point Pleasant, according 1o ntgene M. Garlow, pastor. EvaugeiiO: Roberta lo koown : YOIIIII people havln£ Y«<rked In aeveral youth Church Cunps at beoutllW EvUnBrolh Acreoln Upabur Coanill at Buckhamoo, Welt VIrginia. Paa!Dr Garlow announced thot apoctal mualc will be r..turod at each of the sixteen services - a forey..volce chorus choir cllrocted by Karl Keillor and accomplllied by Mlos.Geneth Krebs, ofganist, and Mrs. 9drley Gar- SH(lES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS NATURAL RAINMAKER SPECIAL FALL t AM BERTONE : 3.60 4x8 Shet &A8V-CAR. TOP QUAUIY PIIEUH LOWER PIICED 1ttAN EVERJ 4x8Sheell 98 Cllerry SIZE 5 to 8 FELT MOCCASINS THE SHOE aox· Wher• Shoe1 Ar• Sen1ibly Priced MIDDLEPORT, 0 . Clrolllu8hoa, &tailed nuroery at .....' , ' ....."' ...... ,- .. Pleaoant. Wal~ut In£; Lloyd Forbus, ulhora; Mrs. ....., - Pecan low, planlot. Congregational olnl- Numeroua quartets, trios, duets and soloists a r e ocheduled to appeor ~ tho fourteen dill'• o! services. Other leaders ln preparation for revival at the Bellmead Church Include: WU!Iam Wl111011, 7 p.m. pre.anice pra,yer meet- ourrender of Bastogne on~· 23, 1944. !lis reply of "Nuttl" earned him luting lame. + for h:ls .s,peclal ministry amoog pianist. w.- • laced with an older to ~auf down the American llaC .... the Germano deinandid .. .. .............................. PIOIIIIIII • ...,....,. tile blrlh ol Women United held Ita !all COUll· ell moetlng l!undo.Y at st. Pet- · er's Lutheran Church. It wu unounc:ed that a World Commllll111 Day Nov, 1, would be hold at Chrlot Eplscqllli Church at 7:30 p.m. aad will center aeJei'Y aervtcei Mrs. Marty round the theme "New World Rhodes, houaing a n d meals; A' Coming." World Communlcy lla1 projecte Mro. Botl;y Dickens, bullclln£ aad are: gr<>llll!a. Garments suitable lor uae In ~dol preparation& lor tho VIetnam, Incionosla or t h o Soplember 23 1D Oclober 6 ReMldclle Eaot, lightweight jackvival ,maotlngs have been speerets, jacket blou1e1, skirts or headed by youth and adWt do¥ School claa... tauglrt by ti'OCiser&, underpants, Infants' Mrs. Barbara Lowla, Mra. Mary la,rettea and cllapors made !rom Kebler, Wllllam Wlleon, Otis material pureblood locally. Gilt Rice, Robert Peoples and Mrs. certll1eates for $3, allows Zelda Rainey. Prayer, vlllta' donors tD .....,.st purchaoo In his name of his choice (1) and !oii011'.UP are planned a blankei, C2) five yards of malor eaeh do¥. terial (3) 11011.fat dry milk. William Maynard, chairman of The second Year ot this protho Church Bus Transportation ject will allow us to bring womCommittee, Is announclnl that tho Bellmead Church Buo will run each evening starting Tues- lnvltod to ride !roe o! charge. dl\l' and continue throughout the Tranaportatlon ls also available £rOOter Folnt PIOIIIIIII area ln- in other sections or tlle greater cluclln£ Jericho Road - Country Point Pleasant area by telephon• Club - Mealllwbz ook • Th.lrtietl'l lnl 67>-3328 or 675.2637. Pastor Garlow emphasizes that . • &rest-Burdette Addition a r e a all services are open to tlle publeaving Jericho Road It 6:45 p. m. every evening. All persons are lie. • lnl wiD bo dlreded by Gene Haor llld accompllllled by Ml11 Krebs, . organ.trrt, and Mrs, Darlene H.aer, FaJDOUI Rl!p!J Gen . Anthony MeA!dllk; World War II generlll, · .. ,, --- - -, · ~.. .... iL -···r,\ MATERIALS COMPANY :PHONE 773-5554 MASON, W.VA. ........................... •·. . AW~! >:' '.\ L 4; ~' ':' ·.._ '":'Ibis is the year to say good-bye to humdrum driving! '-~' V6 Wule.:nack Pontiac Gnmd Prix. Scot Far•s ·BISCUITS BREAD ADAMS 12 '1 cans large cloaf $ 16 02 . loaves WHOlf KfRNB. Holsum Gay Nineties SPECIAL! ' 26 Snack Treat • \ REV. AULBERT ROBERTS .Is Leading Farm Bureau Bologna •••••••••••_•••••••• IIY Mr. .Women Hold '"' from Latin America to the their second cldld aad lint - · u.s.A. ID ope11 new uncler!IWid- Larry Doo, born Mcllldl,y at 3 p.m. at Holzer Holl)lltal. The IDg. mother II tile foimer Paltr steANNOUNCE BmTH vens. ~· are Mr. aad PT. PLEASANT - Mr. and Mrs. Ted R. Stevena aad Mr. and ol Mra. Larey D. P7leo, POint Mrs. Charlea Pylea, - i chued at Ute door tho nlsl>t of the dance. -r CUT-UP lb. 31~ store, COIIIIIry and woatem. Pr<Mclln£ muJle for the qw-e and round danclnl will be "Tho Blue GraBI a. Goor1o Carper, PUiat Pleasant; Jlllllo Duncan, P01at Ploaoant; Ronald Holcomb, Foll!l Pleooent. Dlamlased - David Wooeyard, lllphool Jones, UIIIJo Sayre, Mra. Lawronc:e wuoon. Hall' 1 Barber !IJop, and Lake' I Drlre 11m, and can alto be pur. baek. Tho hoedown will be bold Oc5, In tho National Giard I~ Mn. F o r o 1 I Long, Galllpollr Ferr)'j M r lOW Ohio Valley Piece . Par-•· Admitted - HIGH QUALITY· . PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL ' .Birlllo- Mr. llld Mro. Buster I'Uint Pleoaut.. a duallller. BUMPER CROP PRODUCE VALVES! POTATOES usu 25 b: 67e APPLES SIZE I French Fries_____.2: 29~ MORTON NNE RS_____________·~~ 39~ TV Wallesler Farm ~EiJ ...•OTS C~:.~.. . •••· '~ -- :'c CaMellia- ~ 200 ... .... -·~ . ·.. ..,.. _ . · , . • • ' • ' --,1 • ' ' • ·: jjr ,. • ' of;:'' • ' ' '•; .. . ' e • ··..... ,' ~- 1 .- • • ,.,.• aa·N·a · .E ' .:C . a~nsur . ;.t. . .· . · . ·· .. ... -~· ::A~ O' "~· . , ·. , "' . .,..• ,.~·~........,•• ;.'L. j ...~·:;,Y,~ _ · ."tt • • . l C··•.· R' .ONI·- Jle.iOR' sl'lQiii!TTL :. :.M en..·. ·· , •"I ,. ~···'! • . .... . .. . ....... t••····· · · ~-I$SUI~~;•.~:~·~.;:,.l' . ·•••.. r , I ' . ··,'i I . -·~~! 9·'.,it . ; lb ba ' . . .. .., - ·" • • - l I " .. · -.., . · ., ,, · -~J • . ··; It' lf'~tl··~ ~· . . •••:. . . 69~ ONIONS......... 3~· 31~ , ·; ·i' ....•...•.......... ' %pl. ell. YELLOW PIG. · .•...••. · ·· ~··.. ·-·.: l8$i CAT FOOD :=:~r :::~.. ,.••.. MUFFIN Mlx~·~.~=-~~··-······;: ~~~·l·Ot· pu1 FACIAL Tiss.ul!!s lio . llllellil!lllll••·:~······ 6 ' FOIJ!·Et~~s ·~STANT COFFI!E .. ~ .. • .. .. .. •.... .•. 1 9 :.,__ ~··· ·~······~ ···········.......... ,~·- •.,. ' ICE CREAM . DI.LICIOUS LARGE GOLDEN ' PinER PATTER . ·RICH & CHIP DUTCH APPLE • .: -~ ,.· .• ' · · \ ' ~·· )o , .. 2·:.· ~'··•· '" J;I·,..,.'.· . ,, . . . '' · . ,.,.,,_,. ' And this is Bonneville. Thc;gnond-;ocale. lu~u~ous Pon,Jiao.•;i The )>olntioc with •o mtK:b stlindord equipinellt, ""am _..., .. , ,., \.,Ycl, !he highp.~nt• ••. ljtea ~p,A.·2&-t;ubi~~l~ ~iJ!<:lt• \'..1!. u.Jung, Inn@ 125" wbo:Clb~le. ~t<n\~~~~t~ , ~niit.ltit'n. sys~em, C\,ll()r4 k~ .encr11 ..~>rl>ii·i ...n.;rc, at lootI.' r••~.t ~nd ito '. ·I'!·l~:l' .,·ff,:i\\1. i:~£rit~r:- ·y.,. u\t.ti"la: _ 1,~-~~!~~'~l' :l• :h,lmJ::, 1 �' ..•• Intr.oiluces·<.~ I • , " \ ' ' . , 1 ..i •, ' \< ' .''' .~ .. , .) ' ' ,, ' . Lively Time Expected ArmOJ')' !rom 10 p.m. uniU 2 a.m., and lo belnloponoored by tho Pleooent VallO¥ Hoopltal Womon'• Awdllar)'. '11cket1 are Cl'l sale at Rarden*l 9xm Cen· ter, Frutb'l Pharmacy, C J t y PT. PlEASANT- T 'here ~ be a dull moment at the Ill-·· .. Country lloedoml''ltSatun:la1'• parodo .... of""~ lo ~·· ~ lhrW£hout l'cllnt Plouant wai two ...U'Iary membei'a aad a - - · Mlaa IIIMJ', owned IIY Alida Ridenour; wao atllrod In a abort locket and flowered hat. Accolil-"'1 her waa Bott;y il'lddle Fiddle) Cradd!!d<, droosed In Na, shirt, red bandana and a 11nw hat, wildly piiiSIDI a IIddle. Beverll' (Giat Qdtar) RldeIIDIII' wao dreased In a weatem ouUit aad IPOJ'Ied I auJier. Alto maldna part ., tile Joornl\l' .... Barbara (Big Hat) caudW, who apllll1 moot of tho time blcllns .-r a W'£0 otraw hat. TJ')'·· iDI ID hide In the trueJ< eab waa Robert LuUDn and Harold Ridenour, 1lllo claimed ~ didn't 1o1ow 1117 ol tile lour In the PRICES Pharmacy, Cohen'• DraB Reservat1on1 for reserved t&.. blea nwot ba made with Mro. Jack1011 675-3049. Par- Dress for the evert will be Patriots" of Oak Hill, Ohio and the cali!Dg will be done FIQfdR~rn. wmervationist Slated to Speak PT. PLEASANT - Members o! tho Women's Club of Point Pleasant can look forward to a dellstrtrul evening when they aasemhlo lor cllnnor at tho Pleasant Folnt Retort and begin their Orat regular moet1n1 ol the club rear on Friday, Oct. 4, at 6:30p.m. Ronald Gllkeson, soU conservatlonlot, will opeak rOiardlnl PT. PLEASANT - Tho lola- "Conoonatlm Praetlcoa In )Ia. 1011 Coulit1 Farm Bureau will hold Ita Amaal Jo!emboroblp Dinoon and Neorby Counties." nor Soptombor 28, 1968 In tile The conoonatlon commltl«!, P01at Ploaeant Jr. Hilh School with Mro. c. H. Flaher oorvinl -tile Beech IW1 P.T.A. ..,... 11 chairman, will be In charge Yin£ tile dlmor. BuiiDeoa moot- of thlo dlnoor meotln£. PrellmIDI will atarl at 10 LID. with !nary plans have been made llld llobart Stanley pl'ealdiDg. Dl- · all membera,lnducllng new momrte!Dra 111c1 will be bara, who wlah to attend Ibis olocted tor tile comiDg 1eor. Din- dinner moetlnl an asked to call nor wtU be IIOI'Ved 11 12:~ p.m. In their rooervatlon by Frlda,r, ID tho eofoterla with Jolin HeiJ.. Sept. 27' to 8llJ' one at tho !olkel ll"eot a)I08kor. lowiDB poroono: Mrs. c. H. FlshMr. Fhlllp Agee, )'011' B 1 u 0 er, 675-4351; Mra. Charlea CotCroll _ Shield liiJUranea repre- trill, 675-1365; or Mra. WU!Iam IMIIIollvo from llllttlqiDn, will Knltllrt, 675-3275. No ........,•• ba preoont fD onowor CJIOotlonO Ilona can be aecopled a1tor Sept. eanc:omlntl your IIIIUI'aneo. AI ?.7 • . thlo limo !he will 111ive U. prlril0118 at raiJIDg their MarobaD'• Lui room rote !rom •10 a da,r which Andrew Jackson was the II lnlllllllclelt wiUt the hoapltal last president sworn In by ralel ........... So ,..... at- Chief Justice John MarshalL - tbla meot'DI SoDdJaurroo- It was the ninth time Mar· ervatlmo ID Mra. LaWrellco Scar- shall administered the oath of bart')', - - W. VL or call office to a president of the Unlted States. . ...·them In to 675-319t. . . WHOLE Membership Drive Planned . Scot Lad Values! olll-• TOMATO SOUP.·••••••••••• n .........;:JOe SALTINE CRACKERS................ 4~:~~- '1 PEANUT BUTTER ................._2 f.;:·69e c~ TSUP.............................~ ••• s~:.~::sl MAPLE SYRUP................ u .... ~: 39e MARGARINE.,............~,·········· ,.!i:~~ SJ SALT•••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• bo:· .9e CORN FLAKES....................... ~t:··33e FLOUR, plain....................... 5 ~~ 49e SALAD DRESSING................ ~ ...::· 39C 1 Ohio Valley Sliced 1•• 8 . G(On•••••••••••••••••••••• -L.. ver Pudd.1ng ........... ab. Sat. Only SepL 28 BREAD !i..W.. ,,..,. . '"'. ' ¥1. " CORN - .. - ~··'>~ · ~ "'··· ' Fall Meeting PT. PLEASANT- C b u r c h Rev. Roberts Revival Series PT. PLEASANT - Tho R ov. Aulbert ''Pete" Roberts, paator ol Buchhannon, Woot Vlr&lnla, Circuit ofUnltedMathocllot(EUB) Churches, Ia nowholdlqaurtea ol revival meetings at 7:30 each evening In tho Bollmeod United Methoclllll (EUB) Ch\U'ch, 510 Burdette Stroot, In Point Pleasant, according 1o ntgene M. Garlow, pastor. EvaugeiiO: Roberta lo koown : YOIIIII people havln£ Y«<rked In aeveral youth Church Cunps at beoutllW EvUnBrolh Acreoln Upabur Coanill at Buckhamoo, Welt VIrginia. Paa!Dr Garlow announced thot apoctal mualc will be r..turod at each of the sixteen services - a forey..volce chorus choir cllrocted by Karl Keillor and accomplllied by Mlos.Geneth Krebs, ofganist, and Mrs. 9drley Gar- SH(lES FOR BOYS AND GIRLS NATURAL RAINMAKER SPECIAL FALL t AM BERTONE : 3.60 4x8 Shet &A8V-CAR. TOP QUAUIY PIIEUH LOWER PIICED 1ttAN EVERJ 4x8Sheell 98 Cllerry SIZE 5 to 8 FELT MOCCASINS THE SHOE aox· Wher• Shoe1 Ar• Sen1ibly Priced MIDDLEPORT, 0 . Clrolllu8hoa, &tailed nuroery at .....' , ' ....."' ...... ,- .. Pleaoant. Wal~ut In£; Lloyd Forbus, ulhora; Mrs. ....., - Pecan low, planlot. Congregational olnl- Numeroua quartets, trios, duets and soloists a r e ocheduled to appeor ~ tho fourteen dill'• o! services. Other leaders ln preparation for revival at the Bellmead Church Include: WU!Iam Wl111011, 7 p.m. pre.anice pra,yer meet- ourrender of Bastogne on~· 23, 1944. !lis reply of "Nuttl" earned him luting lame. + for h:ls .s,peclal ministry amoog pianist. w.- • laced with an older to ~auf down the American llaC .... the Germano deinandid .. .. .............................. PIOIIIIIII • ...,....,. tile blrlh ol Women United held Ita !all COUll· ell moetlng l!undo.Y at st. Pet- · er's Lutheran Church. It wu unounc:ed that a World Commllll111 Day Nov, 1, would be hold at Chrlot Eplscqllli Church at 7:30 p.m. aad will center aeJei'Y aervtcei Mrs. Marty round the theme "New World Rhodes, houaing a n d meals; A' Coming." World Communlcy lla1 projecte Mro. Botl;y Dickens, bullclln£ aad are: gr<>llll!a. Garments suitable lor uae In ~dol preparation& lor tho VIetnam, Incionosla or t h o Soplember 23 1D Oclober 6 ReMldclle Eaot, lightweight jackvival ,maotlngs have been speerets, jacket blou1e1, skirts or headed by youth and adWt do¥ School claa... tauglrt by ti'OCiser&, underpants, Infants' Mrs. Barbara Lowla, Mra. Mary la,rettea and cllapors made !rom Kebler, Wllllam Wlleon, Otis material pureblood locally. Gilt Rice, Robert Peoples and Mrs. certll1eates for $3, allows Zelda Rainey. Prayer, vlllta' donors tD .....,.st purchaoo In his name of his choice (1) and !oii011'.UP are planned a blankei, C2) five yards of malor eaeh do¥. terial (3) 11011.fat dry milk. William Maynard, chairman of The second Year ot this protho Church Bus Transportation ject will allow us to bring womCommittee, Is announclnl that tho Bellmead Church Buo will run each evening starting Tues- lnvltod to ride !roe o! charge. dl\l' and continue throughout the Tranaportatlon ls also available £rOOter Folnt PIOIIIIIII area ln- in other sections or tlle greater cluclln£ Jericho Road - Country Point Pleasant area by telephon• Club - Mealllwbz ook • Th.lrtietl'l lnl 67>-3328 or 675.2637. Pastor Garlow emphasizes that . • &rest-Burdette Addition a r e a all services are open to tlle publeaving Jericho Road It 6:45 p. m. every evening. All persons are lie. • lnl wiD bo dlreded by Gene Haor llld accompllllled by Ml11 Krebs, . organ.trrt, and Mrs, Darlene H.aer, FaJDOUI Rl!p!J Gen . Anthony MeA!dllk; World War II generlll, · .. ,, --- - -, · ~.. .... iL -···r,\ MATERIALS COMPANY :PHONE 773-5554 MASON, W.VA. ........................... •·. . AW~! >:' '.\ L 4; ~' ':' ·.._ '":'Ibis is the year to say good-bye to humdrum driving! '-~' V6 Wule.:nack Pontiac Gnmd Prix. Scot Far•s ·BISCUITS BREAD ADAMS 12 '1 cans large cloaf $ 16 02 . loaves WHOlf KfRNB. Holsum Gay Nineties SPECIAL! ' 26 Snack Treat • \ REV. AULBERT ROBERTS .Is Leading Farm Bureau Bologna •••••••••••_•••••••• IIY Mr. .Women Hold '"' from Latin America to the their second cldld aad lint - · u.s.A. ID ope11 new uncler!IWid- Larry Doo, born Mcllldl,y at 3 p.m. at Holzer Holl)lltal. The IDg. mother II tile foimer Paltr steANNOUNCE BmTH vens. ~· are Mr. aad PT. PLEASANT - Mr. and Mrs. Ted R. Stevena aad Mr. and ol Mra. Larey D. P7leo, POint Mrs. Charlea Pylea, - i chued at Ute door tho nlsl>t of the dance. -r CUT-UP lb. 31~ store, COIIIIIry and woatem. Pr<Mclln£ muJle for the qw-e and round danclnl will be "Tho Blue GraBI a. Goor1o Carper, PUiat Pleasant; Jlllllo Duncan, P01at Ploaoant; Ronald Holcomb, Foll!l Pleooent. Dlamlased - David Wooeyard, lllphool Jones, UIIIJo Sayre, Mra. Lawronc:e wuoon. Hall' 1 Barber !IJop, and Lake' I Drlre 11m, and can alto be pur. baek. Tho hoedown will be bold Oc5, In tho National Giard I~ Mn. F o r o 1 I Long, Galllpollr Ferr)'j M r lOW Ohio Valley Piece . Par-•· Admitted - HIGH QUALITY· . PLEASANT VALLEY HOSPITAL ' .Birlllo- Mr. llld Mro. Buster I'Uint Pleoaut.. a duallller. BUMPER CROP PRODUCE VALVES! POTATOES usu 25 b: 67e APPLES SIZE I French Fries_____.2: 29~ MORTON NNE RS_____________·~~ 39~ TV Wallesler Farm ~EiJ ...•OTS C~:.~.. . •••· '~ -- :'c CaMellia- ~ 200 ... .... -·~ . ·.. ..,.. _ . · , . • • ' • ' --,1 • ' ' • ·: jjr ,. • ' of;:'' • ' ' '•; .. . ' e • ··..... ,' ~- 1 .- • • ,.,.• aa·N·a · .E ' .:C . a~nsur . ;.t. . .· . · . ·· .. ... -~· ::A~ O' "~· . , ·. , "' . .,..• ,.~·~........,•• ;.'L. j ...~·:;,Y,~ _ · ."tt • • . l C··•.· R' .ONI·- Jle.iOR' sl'lQiii!TTL :. :.M en..·. ·· , •"I ,. ~···'! • . .... . .. . ....... t••····· · · ~-I$SUI~~;•.~:~·~.;:,.l' . ·•••.. r , I ' . ··,'i I . -·~~! 9·'.,it . ; lb ba ' . . .. .., - ·" • • - l I " .. · -.., . · ., ,, · -~J • . ··; It' lf'~tl··~ ~· . . •••:. . . 69~ ONIONS......... 3~· 31~ , ·; ·i' ....•...•.......... ' %pl. ell. YELLOW PIG. · .•...••. · ·· ~··.. ·-·.: l8$i CAT FOOD :=:~r :::~.. ,.••.. MUFFIN Mlx~·~.~=-~~··-······;: ~~~·l·Ot· pu1 FACIAL Tiss.ul!!s lio . llllellil!lllll••·:~······ 6 ' FOIJ!·Et~~s ·~STANT COFFI!E .. ~ .. • .. .. .. •.... .•. 1 9 :.,__ ~··· ·~······~ ···········.......... ,~·- •.,. ' ICE CREAM . DI.LICIOUS LARGE GOLDEN ' PinER PATTER . ·RICH & CHIP DUTCH APPLE • .: -~ ,.· .• ' · · \ ' ~·· )o , .. 2·:.· ~'··•· '" J;I·,..,.'.· . ,, . . . '' · . ,.,.,,_,. ' And this is Bonneville. Thc;gnond-;ocale. lu~u~ous Pon,Jiao.•;i The )>olntioc with •o mtK:b stlindord equipinellt, ""am _..., .. , ,., \.,Ycl, !he highp.~nt• ••. ljtea ~p,A.·2&-t;ubi~~l~ ~iJ!<:lt• \'..1!. u.Jung, Inn@ 125" wbo:Clb~le. ~t<n\~~~~t~ , ~niit.ltit'n. sys~em, C\,ll()r4 k~ .encr11 ..~>rl>ii·i ...n.;rc, at lootI.' r••~.t ~nd ito '. ·I'!·l~:l' .,·ff,:i\\1. i:~£rit~r:- ·y.,. u\t.ti"la: _ 1,~-~~!~~'~l' :l• :h,lmJ::, 1 �-~' - .:._ .·'w·'as'h..m·..gt0 :ll ' ·.- ( • , Di11f~1, Pmioi'01.-IPOI1.0~, wecillo""",SOptem':'~~ \. . . ep0r t .R . ,. ,,t,.' ,_ i' " I r thai doelo with . . C 'S ''uti IDNQRI areas.. ... ~wlththepral>­ ,. - W ' - - wa tblir ,.... today. ( reaohitlGa .is well - Bonnltentlnc. Ia part are ....,. Ill the (IIOiats lheJ . - , lb lhe ~e the Chamber lloted tllolr boUof In our Constitution IIIII the princlpleo aetforlll lhersln by our Founding Fathers, IIIII that they believe such prin- ":''o/llloN ~ bulc Jdnlo :r:z.~ ~= about cur llld our coac IIIMkln thai I have IIUJIIlOrted IIIII wtn contlnle to ouppod. needed to adapt to present dol' COl otbf!r P>lnts tho Jva:&arr ,_, can be made by the pro- nsolutiM vrsry limply, but verr ceaoes provldod therein. clearljr states poott1ona ,.. curThe gr<qJ stated that tho.Y rent taplcs, e.g.: "That we 11111..,rold and S\Jilll(IJ1 our CGalll!. port the pre1ervatlm ollaW and tutlon and strive to protect It order 1dthln the United Slatoa from ...,.erslon by thou aeek- b,y )IWI!oldlll thole who create In& power for Uleglllmate uoes, llrlfe and disorder and bring TIIOY SIJIIIIOl'lresloratlmotour . harm to rur cltl...., and those Constllllllooal Repj>Uc b.Y t b e who show dlsreapecl for our ......-u- ot the ayotem CouJUy IIIII our Flag." ot c:hec:ka IIIII balances - - "That ,.. - r t those ellPBthe oncutlve, leslolatlve and ju- ed In the oontrn1 ot crime IIIII dlclal branches ot our BOVorn- the protection ollaw.obldlng citmont by cuti>lnK ourcourtswhlcb uons and that wedlliga!tlywrk are maldl!& lawo lnltlad of Ju- for ..;,.,..ctlon ol the preseat ayodlclal dedsionsi by curblng pow~ tem which gives ftrst concern for Boltoo'omarkatln&conoultant ror tile PI.PW clotbea. "AI raat aa they go into t h e Krill, 1bopa:, tlley are sold out," he said. At the moment we are making women• a pants, men's pants, Proposed Merger Up for Hearing ,. . lb. That, we're afraid is a myth. . However, many ollllll't people eat a lot otftsh... Cap'n John Seafood Sale for a couple ot very healthy 1'0880118. Ocua Perch Fllleh • ;: 49c Whltlnc Fllleh • • ;! 49c Fried Fish Sllcb • • ;: He Flou1ller Fillets • • ;: He .... Fllllls • • • :: • S.afotll Dl111n • • :::. 59c lru~M Doll Porli•a Z,l.";.. Sl'' Fish is very good for you. It's an excellent IIOW'ee ot hil!fHiuality protein. Flounder, Cod, Halibut, Haddock and Ocean Perch contain less than one percent faL Fish provides a treaauN cllest of minerals and vitamins. Fish is also highly recommended for people who are watching their weight. No other food provides 10 mucll protein traffic controller gave I matlon lD the pUot of the jump plane u to where and when to releaae h11 JUJilllerL" Gov. Rhodes WiU Dedkat.e Mueum COWAffiVS ('.JPI) - ,,' . G o v. _,...ei A - · Sunday will -eate the new $100,000 Flint Jlldcre St.te Me~norial Museum In lJeklrv COUnt.Y which is 1<>cated IJetween Zanenille and llowark. Tile DIUMUID was built near a pi:ollloiOrlt 111111111 llint quarry I I whieh wa1 wOdced •• long as 9,· ooo,...... and ftsh dinnen is unsurpasaed for quality, ftsvor and value. Join the anwt people who serve ftsh wn. I ··, White Bread J~.. 4 loaves ggc lb. f"AttriC TtA CO.. INC. • • •••II• .. .. .a :=. ••• . . . . Frma Plm . : , . . . . . . ':0:: , .. -=. . . . . . . : . : · ... ;;m:...... .. ' ·:=: ... , 111 iii,,.. 1'1111 -' \ l I ,, " Lu10h101ht ~~~ , ...... IMp ....... C:::,l . • ..... HAM I TURKEY RtMI' ' SWifT'S MAND La Frllu SWIFI' 16. dJt I .• ,.... -..- F sa. ~ • • .... .R1" • PIEioliU,. ' • '· .' • ' ,. l 111. 111./ ·S .. ' BIG BUYS on A&P Groceries! . g ... · , c ' Del Monte Sale! Cream.Style Corn • 5:: 51°0 Wkole Kernel Corn • 5:: 5100 Cut Green Be1ns • 5':: 5100 5,._$100 Golden Corn Golllia "Corn HNTLEWAN a=fl00 .- Tom1to Slace o:s . 4= 5t Prane Jaice • • • • ": 4t ""WPU Dr1n • k • t=·5100 Fni·t Cockt1il • • . s: 2t Fruit Cockt1il • • ~L 80APEFIUIT ........, . . . OI=ND Zq1111tlln • • . • • lllllrfllpi' 1m • • ..... .,.. .......... •::.·•· •;:.. ..... . , • .. . .. . ~=· . · 2~ • • • • Cold ~O.ar Delttrt••t ~: • . • .JIIz. ... .... ......... • • • • ' ,.' '· -· -.A•Jax LAUNDRY o~·~Ge~r~~~,.,, , several new ones any Clrugs that would help cieQ'e Untapped Resource." The October meeting wlU be a joint ) .. "Many tbJrws came .., In my mind to make me come to the South VIetnamese government, .. be oald. "I ~ about my what tho parcy told· me, to loU.., •. the 'rldiCIJ]O!Ja eiopnL' Who• tho pil'ty lelia •• lD go, We They say !lglil, ... .0. niht." . ' meeting with tha Wesleyan serv- 'hwan. N. Y., ·are "rislting their pareate, Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Grimm and Mrs. Anna Wines. Ice Guild at which time a new charter will be presented. ODie Mao Cozart and Marjorie Grimm attended the Rio Grande Assoclatloo meeting at doe Rio Grande I!Qt!at Church. Rev. O'Connor of Joheotown calied on lrlonda hero, Monday. S.-Sgt. and Mrs. Jack Fisher He bid In a printed shop becau1e nellher parent lll<ed having ttoe children brought up until 5:30 the next morning. by the govermnent-run factory "I found an ARVN (South VIetnamese) lieutenant and said J come trom Hanoi and Want to turn myse]f in and they wouldn't believe me," said the doctor. "Then ft.nally they took me to headquarters. I talked to the major. I Wl\8 encouraged. nursery. Hung looked tired and sod when he spoke of the country he j)IJ'ty. ' · "P~le still ·tld.nk, thOIJP,'" laid Hung. "'nley ~e( not A worker cannot leave a thai Aelall factory, 1 tanner camot leave r,obotl, They C<llllmuniiDI hoi his 111111, he aald, withoUf b,y Mao, .and It Is 0101JIIC!I:IIIltd aldtallle · permission. Even Jhuting l'rom ror today ID)' more." one lactory lD onothar lD do the same job needed a penni~ Dllllcult In the Church ye~ ~dyeat, A visit ID one's lamily In which uabers In the .,;onsunu anott.tr province reqUired a S0810n, begins OD St. Andrew'1 batch of P,tpers ancl there waa Day (Nov. 30) or the Sunday serious trouble Cor everYone, if closest thereto. a stranger walked into a vUiage Travel and wao not reported. "I h8l'e a niece who wants to go to the University of Hanoi," be said. "The city corporation says It is her duty to work there as a secretary, So she is a secretary.'' In the cities only 20 per cent of the students can go on to higher edtieat:IQ~?., and Oftl.y 15 per cent in the rural area~t, it was learned from another derector, But HW'l.g said many lntellee. GfrTHr!PICI\JIE With A.DIITower ,_ Alii.....,,........... c• •• C~trn LINI 011 CHANNIL MloiTIII eiOTOU eiOOITIU. eAihZNU*I ~~ RBOUI ...... MDIO &TY I had expected the ARVN omcers to be." The 38-year~ doctor with the mobile, intelligent race leaned forward and thumped the table In front of ldm and aold: Disillusioned with Communism "I did not urllerstand commu• and three aons of Columbus, Mr. Presenting Cadillac for nineteen sixty-nine Antiwar Ugliness Sears HHH ·in Crucible of Hate _Keno Ridge -. '\ : ly IRUCE IIOSSAT NEA Wasflio111111 Cornlpoodonl News Notes .. SPRINGFIELD, ILL. (NE.A) Vlee President Humpbrey on the camPilP trallllves each day for a liUle while lil the crucible of &atii. No pnsidenlill candidate Ill memory ever haa beea subiected to such ccmlllllllnl Jllllnesa as he encoUDienl In the relentleos cbaoto of Mr. aad Mrs. WWiam Ro1e, IOD Bi11J' 1 of Columbul, vllited her ·· mother ...r the woelwld ..._ recentl7. Mr. and Mn. Jack Porr7 and chlldran, ·Mr. and llro. 'Jim Perry IIIII cldldren, IIIII Fred .MeCaUoster, all oUIUten, W, Vo., ' .. the ''anUwar" racllcalt. At -11, when he found tba d I s r u p t I v e proletten crammed topther almOst at his feet In a aarrow dowatown etreet. be reacted With a cold fury that he oomebow kept UDder leash but whkb otayecl with 1lliD throuah a lool day that carried bim 1;300 mlle1 westward to Slollllll'alla, Sl). Looklag bud and &rlm-faeed, be addreloed his yollllll student torioentor1 In Bootoll· as he wu eoacludlog a minute talk they bad triad to dmm out with oblceoity aad Invective and lnlult: · "I waiS It aald •• ,.of Ballert Bampllrel lbt Ia ia lmportut ... IMP - • of ... 11ft Itt illilod 11J wb&lte bolfeved IIIII Mr. and Mrl. _....., and cldl- of P-1'01.' apoat ·SuDIIY !rith theli partnti, Mr. a- llr. and llrL tawre..e Farley and c~ of Gnm City, o., Yloltad ~· with ¥rl. Larry FarloJ. ' udltewuHIItllaa'.,don." .8111 - . KQ llabr, of Galll- , 8y evenllla In his Pa,tlve South Dlkota, tiiiNklnl of term Pollo, .titled !ialul:di.J with Ida. policy to a tar trleDdller and the pareato;· I11r. and llio. 11. L. vtee prelldent coulcl aot ttm11e even as he Oftoiedaudfeace, his lllleners typlcil mor"ls ol his accomplished ~uorm humor. >. J(r. and llrL ~~~-Bets, llld Not only at BoltoD but aJ ~. at ~u,1 at Flint, . AIICII llDd- vlolted I Clqlle Mich.; at Bulfalo and other eWa alang hll V811, he baa · • 1\f ~~>l"tb Mr~ and ~L k- alldUNCI the blaztq, ~ fury of protest .t_ hat really 1 .... .........., lllllllllllailon. 1J iliUDtlor. IUJ!I(ber .~Preolilent ~ B..Johnson llr. aadl,lro. llwlcht ~ ~'who touchecl off lhll terrlhlo. !ifelltorm, p t 0 t •• t • d l.IQiatjlm of I"JJM''fttlidacy, POID'o Rtldl · aad Breit, ealled ;~~~=dally to tbe'lo•lin& ed&e of 11lh> Oonlront&on llrL .~ IOihc!u S!Jndsy. whOH , _ are cOiiiOrted Wlfh raaeI and MrL Cllra· llllbooD. ud MrL . . ·.Hllda Hunt . I tt'" I. I, ',. ~ .Grot '· . meetiJW ot lhe PT.A Ill Clltoter, --inanllerid ·-· ; lfl!ndly ........ " ..,; Vr.... Mn. lllalno ~ !ll .)i'( .: ,.., i ~ . . . . 011 "" laoni ~ ' :. ., SuDIIY·avon!nrilr. and slliJ' llro. '·•;'Wt,:WW )., ... •' '1~;1~= - ~~ ,<'_-..'t ..'-':<. • a' ,o. He didn't look like the sort of rascal Even tadlllec hila navar built ona Iii!• thlel A smootller. more responsive engine. n"le craftsmen· who engineer and build cadtUBcs are ac· q.u!tomed to creaung the finest of motor cars. but1hey take ·.spe¢ial pride In these brllllaflll960 models, Cadillac's gtear 472 Y.8 engine-the largest V-8 ever to power a production passenger ear-ls smoother. quieter . . fA :single 111ance IU·thjs automotive PoJ9i> , . . , · m~lerpl~ reveals unmlstak· ts con;-· '. bad left belllnd. • and Mrs. Jolin Flaber snd Kenny and Mr. and Mrs. Doo Fisher of Akron, David Roush and !lance or Columbus were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roosh and attended the Roush reunion held. ot"Portland Park, Sunday• Mr. and Mrs. o...o.rlck Grimm •....., and Ronnie visited their son, Mr. •nd Mrs. Larry Grimm, at Tl(>pan N. Y. recently and also vi .. ' 1 New o ....... 1ted' lr 1enda n ~ ,..tDn, ' ' lllilliil.$11141100"""' '. ,,., a change of emotional cfffuate turned home ai!A>r a vlalt with is advisable. rolltives IIIII friends at Hose Q-1 ban a trlend, -15, who " I -.•• . - ~ .. ~"' Mrs. Lillian Lee. Mr. llld Mrs. Larry Grimm ol him has helped. He Js now Dtonla waa· PI Oil lUI ehalrman, ·ult lin. Bon Pem. i;ii;ggs Corn Flakes':-:_33° Pampers Dlsposa•l• ·Diapers • . Hawallaa Pane• SPECIAL! - 25c OFf 'LABEL .-.. o -~ ':U~~s • taking DexamyL Are there ualng 08 her topic "Youth-So- "vere·lovolvoment may have to have part of a lung removed. In any cue, the treatment IJ beat carried out In a hospital and, when started earty· enough, complete recovery In five or six months Is the rule. :I Clark Oanr lin . • Nlltlo Kr1MIIIIn , • ope of _their liumber:· Never- !I HallowP,en Trec1l s his country, wrJtera who can oaly wrb alOIW IPProved IIIIOJ,. jlliotui ~ Wbooe art lo '"""" b,y tho '· . .r-:"'l~!:~i~~--~·~t~.tr-~~= p~...Utand APPLES . Mr. IIIII Mrs. Georae Tasslan and daughters of Clnelruw.tl were weekelll guests or her mother' have cropped up In recent him? ·)'eats, possibly to ·replllce A-8 ever a I drugs have aoine of ·those that are appar- proved helpful to persons who enlly headed for extinction. get this sudden uncontrollable , The latest In this procession desire to sleep. Tllese Include ' will, until a shorter name cen · pentylenetetrazole with nl8cln be coined, be latowo as the and glutamic acid (Niapent) M. kansasll disease. It Is and metbampb•tamine (Desc il u s e d by Mycobacterium oxyn). Both are preocriptlon ltaosaoll, . an ,organum ttrot drugs, laolated In Kansas that II slmUar to the tubercle baclllus It-What are the llr8t signs (My.cobacterlum _tubercula: of a nervous breakdown! ...) . A-A lo-t ailed n e r v o u s ,.· The new disease baa now . breakdown IJ closely related .. been reported In many otates. ··to profound depre11lon. The The exact mode of ita spread llrst symptoms are lnablUty haa not bel!n establlahed but to ·concentrate or to make It' Is apparently related to the simple eveqday declllons · f ;te !zed such as what to wear and ~~ptlon ~f! ur wbat to eat. This Is foUO\ved dairy pj-dducta. tubercu- by a loss of Interest In one's lOlls, the. disease settles In ......... d In the lblo tba lungs, causea symptoms Slll'l'O........,;s an gs characterlatlc of tuberculosis one orclloarlly does for pleasand may.IJe·fatal. ure. If you bave these symp· toms, Ia important to rule 'lbe modem drugs used to out a Itchronic low-grade Int r" at tuberculosis have fectlon anemia and thyroid ,. Red·Delicious· .5 ... 39c · 3 . • c • Mrs. Essie WUtshlre spent a week In st. Albans, w. VL, with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wiltshire. bas narcolepsy. None of the olon In the church aanctuary Frld r u g s his doctor bas given day evening, Sop~ 13. Mra. M. 0. ° ," ' SPECIAL LOW PRICEI YELLOW ONIONS ..... llnlllr• ,,.. Porh lllllfl Slrltll Cit ,.,fie Pott Batt Rtat • • ....He Fr... F,. Lip • • ,.,Sfc • WHY PAY MORE? ~ • • Mrs. Ed Wagner.· Mrs. Lavinia SIDqJaon Is Yloltlng In eololmbua with her daQg]oter, Mrs. Rober\ Knlghtstep. Mrs. Drusilla House of Columbuo apent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Junior Nelgler and attended the Rouah reunion at Portland Park, Sunday, Those ·who beUeve there Is nothloJ! we need Ieos than a .dfsease can count m'! as new th'el••· ~ ~ MRS. FRANCIS MOBIUS The Women's SocJety of Christian Service met ln regular aea- lr WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. -. ...... ....., .:=r . ....... Sllfllalliat ~lllv.u~u 5=t1io Coffee Mate • • • • •••• ,;... ·B.·'.Ic Tom1to Soup ~te. . . '"!:" UC Our Own Ta l1p ~te Mushroom Soap ~~ • lien•• Syrup ::~ • • Gnpe J111 ;tte • . • • Dry Milk w~I1M~~SE , eo1•y Cheese LO~~~RN Ei&kl O'Clock Coffee • W1ffles AU~~~~M... lreck Sk1mpoo • • • '::- 511' .. ..-.. - Social Events lly ,, . Racine Modern Drugs Effective New Disease Treatment ·" ' Coffee C1ke ~~~s~ • • • -lt Aacel Food C1ke • • • -4t llukllerry cHC:Rv Pies • -~t­ ' Vieltnl Bre1. .&"~ s':o 4 .... It WHY PAY IAORE7 • CARNATION capt~ble, of ' ls The smartest of the omaJt serve CAPN JOHN'S ... • •••• ,,... Pllll .. BaU are Ute f')otly mammals true Olght. . Short Rlh of a.t • • . ••. ac IHf Pol Rout ·=~JO~ ac Etclllh Road • • • • ,.. 'Jtc lllllnlstnl•clllf .... 7Jc Bolll•ca.t Plate • • ... Jic TOKAY GRAPES Our own CAP'N JOHN'S line ot frozen lish lnU> Lake Erie "nogiipm IIIII Incorrect ln!or· lllf Rl' SfeiU '?:E ' ' PLUMP JUICY- FLAME RED Your A&P feat"""' a wide variety ot ftsh. Aug. 27, 1967 Tuesday filed $3.18 mUiion in lawsuits in Federal (FAA) ' I THI!E DDCTDA BAYS BIG BUY S o r. A & P' s Fresh Pro duce! with 10 few c:alories, yet is 10 satisfying. CUAW mu; the Federll Aviation AdmlnlstraUoo. They charged that an - ... ' ' . .. COUNTIY Court. The autts were filed against ,. Pork Roast • • • 38Cl Youn Turkeys .. c 89 •• ........ ..... . . VACUUM PACK jumped ~ WHY PAY MORE?- FRESH PICNIC STYLE WHOLl KIINll. they ', ~ I Spocltoll • JANI PAIKII INIICHID T he ~ ·'· ·~ · the Proposed merger or the Clarksburg and Eastern Ohio - (UPI) - -~ SPECIAL LOW PRICE!- FRESH.5 to 9·1111. Jrmc Por ke r l~uys CLEVELAND • ~ before he defeeted, ~ softly nlem any mon, You see. I but bttterljr about the state ol didn't want lD foil'"' blindly Hung' I" .wtre and lw!o ebUdl'en fomlljr's sllndlrd ot living Cit,y, Mich. are •till lq.~<the north. He left Mrs. Fern Gllmore and daQg]o- compared to what it used to be; them 18 months ago when he ter, Mrs. Nancy BOOb. or Colum- that the people work ao hard was suddenljr told bY the army bus were guests of Mrs. Hazel but han almoat no enjoyment; that he would be gqing aoUthChat we are given ownersh_. CUnahen, Salurdaj'. withtn the next slx houra, lor -. Frances Foster and.Huel Clr· papera ID everything, but in !act indefinite period of time. Alter nahan visited Mrs. Lottie wn.. we own nothl~" pleading, he managed to aet Dr. Le Cong Hung. dressed In coxen at CooiYille SUnday. tOur day1 olf In which to see his Mrs. Ha.Ymond Henaley enter- civilian clothes, si.nq)l,y walked fomUy, acattered Jn aU parts ol tained with a blrthdaydlnnerhon- away !rom the llo118 ljgol the eountry. orlng her husbond, Thursday, regiment one evening a rew HI's wire had to work in a dye Sept. 12. Guesta were Mr. ·and mortha ago when lt was flctory, and the chUdren were Mrs. Daniel Hensler, Mfs. Rich- fighting . the IIUea on the aenL to live with a grandmother, . . ard YOWII anil SCII, J.F.; and outskirts or Saigon. lb. culture Department to consider familiee or 11 of the 16 skydlven who lost their II ves when Vietnameee doctor, who hid spent a Y.e ar wttb hls ,_nibnert ftiiMIIIB the allies oeit Saigon ~ " CLARKSBURG, W. Va. (UPO - A public hearing will be held here 0<~ 15 by the u.s. Agri- Ask 83.18 Million I •• ,.. •• • ,, COn'ltiGHTO Skydive Families ' G{BSON By IIELEN SAIGON (Ui'D- The North ·' 1 • '< • Wala in North V - Mt a.' 1811!0 blttemou •• he cli6-.'t' Decuion 'to Defect Slow iq. _Coming United Slatel oro 10 kMnly a- available only at AaP. Western PeMBylvanla (ederal mUk marketing orders. Consolidation would mean the Eaatern Ohio- Western PennsylVI.Ida order provisions would cover the entire area except Claas one, bottled milk, prices to tarmen, 'Those prices would not be chlnpd in the Clarksburg area. • . ........-...... . Doctor, OUt of North Vietnam .• ..-. ' ' ware of their GoYemmeat and 141 rdatdea, babies' bibs and dlapouble boller suits tor Industry. limo - .\ •,. The comment eould be tholt are ...U-Ied pool. tfoo& but no 110rklllle .......,, tor acldoriua the ~ iac!, WII preaeatecl. Honver I J!>Ur. "''f of & thouaand mlloil ~ wlli1 one 11ep, and. to IIIIDPI.Y ob,loc:tlvaa and lcloalo •eb aa thole Ia aoolller olep ~~hair the path wa lhould be tolloW!n,, What can dollnltely be atatOd em the pluo lido , . _ _ tlda reaolutloa Is thai tho orpnlzatim and IIIIIIOIIIbera wore lllowIn& Involvement In IID\'8l'DIIIonl. The fact thai the people ot the their clothes. Ovao Goujan, a 24~year..(lldtex­ tlle technologi.at, is not inviting nudlcy, His Invention Is tin-owaway J)lper underwear at a prlce Japan, The British factory camot keep up IIIJIPly to match demand. according to !lchey Maitland - -•. .. • -· ... tllot LONDON (IJPD - Thanl<s 1D proeeu, ilform.Jng world -wide UnkJ to manufacture the paperwear. The U.S. andFrenchoperatlcma are alreaey In pro<llctlon for the ~ and South AmerIcan and common market areas. The Australian plant starts w!thlng weeks tor the Pacific area. other deala are under negodatlm for Spain, South Africa and ::-: .budaot lxetilt 1n ot docland ...,,.. a young Frenchman, men a n d women around the world are JD(ng to be able to throw aWay Bolton TexWe Mill, the BrttIJh company that developed hlo · · · --~- · --·· · . . , trol federal opondlns by tho C..· . port tbo dewo~Gpupt ,lld Throways in Great Demand laundry bUls. 'o< nllloriJ)e Ilk .iuiJIIreiiDiuticla ,...,_ li In .lllo Inlllaiii; ~"'· ~ GoujanMade with I' tbo etlml!>oL" . ciples are eternal aod never out-<llted: and that ~ change to compare I ruli; anil bi thO- tO lilalololo and .,..... By Oaren~ Miller Till In - Starr a..ri>er Ill 0 cellllft, CeroUna o U palm reoolutlon ' t:.,~~• .w prwonl -- • • • Lall week wu set aalde aa ''Coutitutlon wtiek,•• a perlodot lime lor Americana to re.olllrm their belief In thla proclouo doc...m ,.,.,t.tng the BID of 1lllbtl - the kloy....,. ol our ' ' and mote responsiVe. Never before has power been emplayed 130 efficiently In the operallon of a car end us equip. ll)ent And Cor 1969 front diBC brakes are provided. Your judgment is Invited. Th<ire ario eleven dlflerenl models , ol ·l,he ·t969 C&dlllae. ml""- than Is orfered. l:iy any Oilier lSItruly from • �-~' - .:._ .·'w·'as'h..m·..gt0 :ll ' ·.- ( • , Di11f~1, Pmioi'01.-IPOI1.0~, wecillo""",SOptem':'~~ \. . . ep0r t .R . ,. ,,t,.' ,_ i' " I r thai doelo with . . C 'S ''uti IDNQRI areas.. ... ~wlththepral>­ ,. - W ' - - wa tblir ,.... today. ( reaohitlGa .is well - Bonnltentlnc. Ia part are ....,. Ill the (IIOiats lheJ . - , lb lhe ~e the Chamber lloted tllolr boUof In our Constitution IIIII the princlpleo aetforlll lhersln by our Founding Fathers, IIIII that they believe such prin- ":''o/llloN ~ bulc Jdnlo :r:z.~ ~= about cur llld our coac IIIMkln thai I have IIUJIIlOrted IIIII wtn contlnle to ouppod. needed to adapt to present dol' COl otbf!r P>lnts tho Jva:&arr ,_, can be made by the pro- nsolutiM vrsry limply, but verr ceaoes provldod therein. clearljr states poott1ona ,.. curThe gr<qJ stated that tho.Y rent taplcs, e.g.: "That we 11111..,rold and S\Jilll(IJ1 our CGalll!. port the pre1ervatlm ollaW and tutlon and strive to protect It order 1dthln the United Slatoa from ...,.erslon by thou aeek- b,y )IWI!oldlll thole who create In& power for Uleglllmate uoes, llrlfe and disorder and bring TIIOY SIJIIIIOl'lresloratlmotour . harm to rur cltl...., and those Constllllllooal Repj>Uc b.Y t b e who show dlsreapecl for our ......-u- ot the ayotem CouJUy IIIII our Flag." ot c:hec:ka IIIII balances - - "That ,.. - r t those ellPBthe oncutlve, leslolatlve and ju- ed In the oontrn1 ot crime IIIII dlclal branches ot our BOVorn- the protection ollaw.obldlng citmont by cuti>lnK ourcourtswhlcb uons and that wedlliga!tlywrk are maldl!& lawo lnltlad of Ju- for ..;,.,..ctlon ol the preseat ayodlclal dedsionsi by curblng pow~ tem which gives ftrst concern for Boltoo'omarkatln&conoultant ror tile PI.PW clotbea. "AI raat aa they go into t h e Krill, 1bopa:, tlley are sold out," he said. At the moment we are making women• a pants, men's pants, Proposed Merger Up for Hearing ,. . lb. That, we're afraid is a myth. . However, many ollllll't people eat a lot otftsh... Cap'n John Seafood Sale for a couple ot very healthy 1'0880118. Ocua Perch Fllleh • ;: 49c Whltlnc Fllleh • • ;! 49c Fried Fish Sllcb • • ;: He Flou1ller Fillets • • ;: He .... Fllllls • • • :: • S.afotll Dl111n • • :::. 59c lru~M Doll Porli•a Z,l.";.. Sl'' Fish is very good for you. It's an excellent IIOW'ee ot hil!fHiuality protein. Flounder, Cod, Halibut, Haddock and Ocean Perch contain less than one percent faL Fish provides a treaauN cllest of minerals and vitamins. Fish is also highly recommended for people who are watching their weight. No other food provides 10 mucll protein traffic controller gave I matlon lD the pUot of the jump plane u to where and when to releaae h11 JUJilllerL" Gov. Rhodes WiU Dedkat.e Mueum COWAffiVS ('.JPI) - ,,' . G o v. _,...ei A - · Sunday will -eate the new $100,000 Flint Jlldcre St.te Me~norial Museum In lJeklrv COUnt.Y which is 1<>cated IJetween Zanenille and llowark. Tile DIUMUID was built near a pi:ollloiOrlt 111111111 llint quarry I I whieh wa1 wOdced •• long as 9,· ooo,...... and ftsh dinnen is unsurpasaed for quality, ftsvor and value. Join the anwt people who serve ftsh wn. I ··, White Bread J~.. 4 loaves ggc lb. f"AttriC TtA CO.. INC. • • •••II• .. .. .a :=. ••• . . . . Frma Plm . : , . . . . . . ':0:: , .. -=. . . . . . . : . : · ... ;;m:...... .. ' ·:=: ... , 111 iii,,.. 1'1111 -' \ l I ,, " Lu10h101ht ~~~ , ...... IMp ....... C:::,l . • ..... HAM I TURKEY RtMI' ' SWifT'S MAND La Frllu SWIFI' 16. dJt I .• ,.... -..- F sa. ~ • • .... .R1" • PIEioliU,. ' • '· .' • ' ,. l 111. 111./ ·S .. ' BIG BUYS on A&P Groceries! . g ... · , c ' Del Monte Sale! Cream.Style Corn • 5:: 51°0 Wkole Kernel Corn • 5:: 5100 Cut Green Be1ns • 5':: 5100 5,._$100 Golden Corn Golllia "Corn HNTLEWAN a=fl00 .- Tom1to Slace o:s . 4= 5t Prane Jaice • • • • ": 4t ""WPU Dr1n • k • t=·5100 Fni·t Cockt1il • • . s: 2t Fruit Cockt1il • • ~L 80APEFIUIT ........, . . . OI=ND Zq1111tlln • • . • • lllllrfllpi' 1m • • ..... .,.. .......... •::.·•· •;:.. ..... . , • .. . .. . ~=· . · 2~ • • • • Cold ~O.ar Delttrt••t ~: • . • .JIIz. ... .... ......... • • • • ' ,.' '· -· -.A•Jax LAUNDRY o~·~Ge~r~~~,.,, , several new ones any Clrugs that would help cieQ'e Untapped Resource." The October meeting wlU be a joint ) .. "Many tbJrws came .., In my mind to make me come to the South VIetnamese government, .. be oald. "I ~ about my what tho parcy told· me, to loU.., •. the 'rldiCIJ]O!Ja eiopnL' Who• tho pil'ty lelia •• lD go, We They say !lglil, ... .0. niht." . ' meeting with tha Wesleyan serv- 'hwan. N. Y., ·are "rislting their pareate, Mr. and Mrs. Roderick Grimm and Mrs. Anna Wines. Ice Guild at which time a new charter will be presented. ODie Mao Cozart and Marjorie Grimm attended the Rio Grande Assoclatloo meeting at doe Rio Grande I!Qt!at Church. Rev. O'Connor of Joheotown calied on lrlonda hero, Monday. S.-Sgt. and Mrs. Jack Fisher He bid In a printed shop becau1e nellher parent lll<ed having ttoe children brought up until 5:30 the next morning. by the govermnent-run factory "I found an ARVN (South VIetnamese) lieutenant and said J come trom Hanoi and Want to turn myse]f in and they wouldn't believe me," said the doctor. "Then ft.nally they took me to headquarters. I talked to the major. I Wl\8 encouraged. nursery. Hung looked tired and sod when he spoke of the country he j)IJ'ty. ' · "P~le still ·tld.nk, thOIJP,'" laid Hung. "'nley ~e( not A worker cannot leave a thai Aelall factory, 1 tanner camot leave r,obotl, They C<llllmuniiDI hoi his 111111, he aald, withoUf b,y Mao, .and It Is 0101JIIC!I:IIIltd aldtallle · permission. Even Jhuting l'rom ror today ID)' more." one lactory lD onothar lD do the same job needed a penni~ Dllllcult In the Church ye~ ~dyeat, A visit ID one's lamily In which uabers In the .,;onsunu anott.tr province reqUired a S0810n, begins OD St. Andrew'1 batch of P,tpers ancl there waa Day (Nov. 30) or the Sunday serious trouble Cor everYone, if closest thereto. a stranger walked into a vUiage Travel and wao not reported. "I h8l'e a niece who wants to go to the University of Hanoi," be said. "The city corporation says It is her duty to work there as a secretary, So she is a secretary.'' In the cities only 20 per cent of the students can go on to higher edtieat:IQ~?., and Oftl.y 15 per cent in the rural area~t, it was learned from another derector, But HW'l.g said many lntellee. GfrTHr!PICI\JIE With A.DIITower ,_ Alii.....,,........... c• •• C~trn LINI 011 CHANNIL MloiTIII eiOTOU eiOOITIU. eAihZNU*I ~~ RBOUI ...... MDIO &TY I had expected the ARVN omcers to be." The 38-year~ doctor with the mobile, intelligent race leaned forward and thumped the table In front of ldm and aold: Disillusioned with Communism "I did not urllerstand commu• and three aons of Columbus, Mr. Presenting Cadillac for nineteen sixty-nine Antiwar Ugliness Sears HHH ·in Crucible of Hate _Keno Ridge -. '\ : ly IRUCE IIOSSAT NEA Wasflio111111 Cornlpoodonl News Notes .. SPRINGFIELD, ILL. (NE.A) Vlee President Humpbrey on the camPilP trallllves each day for a liUle while lil the crucible of &atii. No pnsidenlill candidate Ill memory ever haa beea subiected to such ccmlllllllnl Jllllnesa as he encoUDienl In the relentleos cbaoto of Mr. aad Mrs. WWiam Ro1e, IOD Bi11J' 1 of Columbul, vllited her ·· mother ...r the woelwld ..._ recentl7. Mr. and Mn. Jack Porr7 and chlldran, ·Mr. and llro. 'Jim Perry IIIII cldldren, IIIII Fred .MeCaUoster, all oUIUten, W, Vo., ' .. the ''anUwar" racllcalt. At -11, when he found tba d I s r u p t I v e proletten crammed topther almOst at his feet In a aarrow dowatown etreet. be reacted With a cold fury that he oomebow kept UDder leash but whkb otayecl with 1lliD throuah a lool day that carried bim 1;300 mlle1 westward to Slollllll'alla, Sl). Looklag bud and &rlm-faeed, be addreloed his yollllll student torioentor1 In Bootoll· as he wu eoacludlog a minute talk they bad triad to dmm out with oblceoity aad Invective and lnlult: · "I waiS It aald •• ,.of Ballert Bampllrel lbt Ia ia lmportut ... IMP - • of ... 11ft Itt illilod 11J wb&lte bolfeved IIIII Mr. and Mrl. _....., and cldl- of P-1'01.' apoat ·SuDIIY !rith theli partnti, Mr. a- llr. and llrL tawre..e Farley and c~ of Gnm City, o., Yloltad ~· with ¥rl. Larry FarloJ. ' udltewuHIItllaa'.,don." .8111 - . KQ llabr, of Galll- , 8y evenllla In his Pa,tlve South Dlkota, tiiiNklnl of term Pollo, .titled !ialul:di.J with Ida. policy to a tar trleDdller and the pareato;· I11r. and llio. 11. L. vtee prelldent coulcl aot ttm11e even as he Oftoiedaudfeace, his lllleners typlcil mor"ls ol his accomplished ~uorm humor. >. J(r. and llrL ~~~-Bets, llld Not only at BoltoD but aJ ~. at ~u,1 at Flint, . AIICII llDd- vlolted I Clqlle Mich.; at Bulfalo and other eWa alang hll V811, he baa · • 1\f ~~>l"tb Mr~ and ~L k- alldUNCI the blaztq, ~ fury of protest .t_ hat really 1 .... .........., lllllllllllailon. 1J iliUDtlor. IUJ!I(ber .~Preolilent ~ B..Johnson llr. aadl,lro. llwlcht ~ ~'who touchecl off lhll terrlhlo. !ifelltorm, p t 0 t •• t • d l.IQiatjlm of I"JJM''fttlidacy, POID'o Rtldl · aad Breit, ealled ;~~~=dally to tbe'lo•lin& ed&e of 11lh> Oonlront&on llrL .~ IOihc!u S!Jndsy. whOH , _ are cOiiiOrted Wlfh raaeI and MrL Cllra· llllbooD. ud MrL . . ·.Hllda Hunt . I tt'" I. I, ',. ~ .Grot '· . meetiJW ot lhe PT.A Ill Clltoter, --inanllerid ·-· ; lfl!ndly ........ " ..,; Vr.... Mn. lllalno ~ !ll .)i'( .: ,.., i ~ . . . . 011 "" laoni ~ ' :. ., SuDIIY·avon!nrilr. and slliJ' llro. '·•;'Wt,:WW )., ... •' '1~;1~= - ~~ ,<'_-..'t ..'-':<. • a' ,o. He didn't look like the sort of rascal Even tadlllec hila navar built ona Iii!• thlel A smootller. more responsive engine. n"le craftsmen· who engineer and build cadtUBcs are ac· q.u!tomed to creaung the finest of motor cars. but1hey take ·.spe¢ial pride In these brllllaflll960 models, Cadillac's gtear 472 Y.8 engine-the largest V-8 ever to power a production passenger ear-ls smoother. quieter . . fA :single 111ance IU·thjs automotive PoJ9i> , . . , · m~lerpl~ reveals unmlstak· ts con;-· '. bad left belllnd. • and Mrs. Jolin Flaber snd Kenny and Mr. and Mrs. Doo Fisher of Akron, David Roush and !lance or Columbus were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roosh and attended the Roush reunion held. ot"Portland Park, Sunday• Mr. and Mrs. o...o.rlck Grimm •....., and Ronnie visited their son, Mr. •nd Mrs. Larry Grimm, at Tl(>pan N. Y. recently and also vi .. ' 1 New o ....... 1ted' lr 1enda n ~ ,..tDn, ' ' lllilliil.$11141100"""' '. ,,., a change of emotional cfffuate turned home ai!A>r a vlalt with is advisable. rolltives IIIII friends at Hose Q-1 ban a trlend, -15, who " I -.•• . - ~ .. ~"' Mrs. Lillian Lee. Mr. llld Mrs. Larry Grimm ol him has helped. He Js now Dtonla waa· PI Oil lUI ehalrman, ·ult lin. Bon Pem. i;ii;ggs Corn Flakes':-:_33° Pampers Dlsposa•l• ·Diapers • . Hawallaa Pane• SPECIAL! - 25c OFf 'LABEL .-.. o -~ ':U~~s • taking DexamyL Are there ualng 08 her topic "Youth-So- "vere·lovolvoment may have to have part of a lung removed. In any cue, the treatment IJ beat carried out In a hospital and, when started earty· enough, complete recovery In five or six months Is the rule. :I Clark Oanr lin . • Nlltlo Kr1MIIIIn , • ope of _their liumber:· Never- !I HallowP,en Trec1l s his country, wrJtera who can oaly wrb alOIW IPProved IIIIOJ,. jlliotui ~ Wbooe art lo '"""" b,y tho '· . .r-:"'l~!:~i~~--~·~t~.tr-~~= p~...Utand APPLES . Mr. IIIII Mrs. Georae Tasslan and daughters of Clnelruw.tl were weekelll guests or her mother' have cropped up In recent him? ·)'eats, possibly to ·replllce A-8 ever a I drugs have aoine of ·those that are appar- proved helpful to persons who enlly headed for extinction. get this sudden uncontrollable , The latest In this procession desire to sleep. Tllese Include ' will, until a shorter name cen · pentylenetetrazole with nl8cln be coined, be latowo as the and glutamic acid (Niapent) M. kansasll disease. It Is and metbampb•tamine (Desc il u s e d by Mycobacterium oxyn). Both are preocriptlon ltaosaoll, . an ,organum ttrot drugs, laolated In Kansas that II slmUar to the tubercle baclllus It-What are the llr8t signs (My.cobacterlum _tubercula: of a nervous breakdown! ...) . A-A lo-t ailed n e r v o u s ,.· The new disease baa now . breakdown IJ closely related .. been reported In many otates. ··to profound depre11lon. The The exact mode of ita spread llrst symptoms are lnablUty haa not bel!n establlahed but to ·concentrate or to make It' Is apparently related to the simple eveqday declllons · f ;te !zed such as what to wear and ~~ptlon ~f! ur wbat to eat. This Is foUO\ved dairy pj-dducta. tubercu- by a loss of Interest In one's lOlls, the. disease settles In ......... d In the lblo tba lungs, causea symptoms Slll'l'O........,;s an gs characterlatlc of tuberculosis one orclloarlly does for pleasand may.IJe·fatal. ure. If you bave these symp· toms, Ia important to rule 'lbe modem drugs used to out a Itchronic low-grade Int r" at tuberculosis have fectlon anemia and thyroid ,. Red·Delicious· .5 ... 39c · 3 . • c • Mrs. Essie WUtshlre spent a week In st. Albans, w. VL, with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Wiltshire. bas narcolepsy. None of the olon In the church aanctuary Frld r u g s his doctor bas given day evening, Sop~ 13. Mra. M. 0. ° ," ' SPECIAL LOW PRICEI YELLOW ONIONS ..... llnlllr• ,,.. Porh lllllfl Slrltll Cit ,.,fie Pott Batt Rtat • • ....He Fr... F,. Lip • • ,.,Sfc • WHY PAY MORE? ~ • • Mrs. Ed Wagner.· Mrs. Lavinia SIDqJaon Is Yloltlng In eololmbua with her daQg]oter, Mrs. Rober\ Knlghtstep. Mrs. Drusilla House of Columbuo apent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Junior Nelgler and attended the Rouah reunion at Portland Park, Sunday, Those ·who beUeve there Is nothloJ! we need Ieos than a .dfsease can count m'! as new th'el••· ~ ~ MRS. FRANCIS MOBIUS The Women's SocJety of Christian Service met ln regular aea- lr WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. -. ...... ....., .:=r . ....... Sllfllalliat ~lllv.u~u 5=t1io Coffee Mate • • • • •••• ,;... ·B.·'.Ic Tom1to Soup ~te. . . '"!:" UC Our Own Ta l1p ~te Mushroom Soap ~~ • lien•• Syrup ::~ • • Gnpe J111 ;tte • . • • Dry Milk w~I1M~~SE , eo1•y Cheese LO~~~RN Ei&kl O'Clock Coffee • W1ffles AU~~~~M... lreck Sk1mpoo • • • '::- 511' .. ..-.. - Social Events lly ,, . Racine Modern Drugs Effective New Disease Treatment ·" ' Coffee C1ke ~~~s~ • • • -lt Aacel Food C1ke • • • -4t llukllerry cHC:Rv Pies • -~t­ ' Vieltnl Bre1. .&"~ s':o 4 .... It WHY PAY IAORE7 • CARNATION capt~ble, of ' ls The smartest of the omaJt serve CAPN JOHN'S ... • •••• ,,... Pllll .. BaU are Ute f')otly mammals true Olght. . Short Rlh of a.t • • . ••. ac IHf Pol Rout ·=~JO~ ac Etclllh Road • • • • ,.. 'Jtc lllllnlstnl•clllf .... 7Jc Bolll•ca.t Plate • • ... Jic TOKAY GRAPES Our own CAP'N JOHN'S line ot frozen lish lnU> Lake Erie "nogiipm IIIII Incorrect ln!or· lllf Rl' SfeiU '?:E ' ' PLUMP JUICY- FLAME RED Your A&P feat"""' a wide variety ot ftsh. Aug. 27, 1967 Tuesday filed $3.18 mUiion in lawsuits in Federal (FAA) ' I THI!E DDCTDA BAYS BIG BUY S o r. A & P' s Fresh Pro duce! with 10 few c:alories, yet is 10 satisfying. CUAW mu; the Federll Aviation AdmlnlstraUoo. They charged that an - ... ' ' . .. COUNTIY Court. The autts were filed against ,. Pork Roast • • • 38Cl Youn Turkeys .. c 89 •• ........ ..... . . VACUUM PACK jumped ~ WHY PAY MORE?- FRESH PICNIC STYLE WHOLl KIINll. they ', ~ I Spocltoll • JANI PAIKII INIICHID T he ~ ·'· ·~ · the Proposed merger or the Clarksburg and Eastern Ohio - (UPI) - -~ SPECIAL LOW PRICE!- FRESH.5 to 9·1111. Jrmc Por ke r l~uys CLEVELAND • ~ before he defeeted, ~ softly nlem any mon, You see. I but bttterljr about the state ol didn't want lD foil'"' blindly Hung' I" .wtre and lw!o ebUdl'en fomlljr's sllndlrd ot living Cit,y, Mich. are •till lq.~<the north. He left Mrs. Fern Gllmore and daQg]o- compared to what it used to be; them 18 months ago when he ter, Mrs. Nancy BOOb. or Colum- that the people work ao hard was suddenljr told bY the army bus were guests of Mrs. Hazel but han almoat no enjoyment; that he would be gqing aoUthChat we are given ownersh_. CUnahen, Salurdaj'. withtn the next slx houra, lor -. Frances Foster and.Huel Clr· papera ID everything, but in !act indefinite period of time. Alter nahan visited Mrs. Lottie wn.. we own nothl~" pleading, he managed to aet Dr. Le Cong Hung. dressed In coxen at CooiYille SUnday. tOur day1 olf In which to see his Mrs. Ha.Ymond Henaley enter- civilian clothes, si.nq)l,y walked fomUy, acattered Jn aU parts ol tained with a blrthdaydlnnerhon- away !rom the llo118 ljgol the eountry. orlng her husbond, Thursday, regiment one evening a rew HI's wire had to work in a dye Sept. 12. Guesta were Mr. ·and mortha ago when lt was flctory, and the chUdren were Mrs. Daniel Hensler, Mfs. Rich- fighting . the IIUea on the aenL to live with a grandmother, . . ard YOWII anil SCII, J.F.; and outskirts or Saigon. lb. culture Department to consider familiee or 11 of the 16 skydlven who lost their II ves when Vietnameee doctor, who hid spent a Y.e ar wttb hls ,_nibnert ftiiMIIIB the allies oeit Saigon ~ " CLARKSBURG, W. Va. (UPO - A public hearing will be held here 0<~ 15 by the u.s. Agri- Ask 83.18 Million I •• ,.. •• • ,, COn'ltiGHTO Skydive Families ' G{BSON By IIELEN SAIGON (Ui'D- The North ·' 1 • '< • Wala in North V - Mt a.' 1811!0 blttemou •• he cli6-.'t' Decuion 'to Defect Slow iq. _Coming United Slatel oro 10 kMnly a- available only at AaP. Western PeMBylvanla (ederal mUk marketing orders. Consolidation would mean the Eaatern Ohio- Western PennsylVI.Ida order provisions would cover the entire area except Claas one, bottled milk, prices to tarmen, 'Those prices would not be chlnpd in the Clarksburg area. • . ........-...... . Doctor, OUt of North Vietnam .• ..-. ' ' ware of their GoYemmeat and 141 rdatdea, babies' bibs and dlapouble boller suits tor Industry. limo - .\ •,. The comment eould be tholt are ...U-Ied pool. tfoo& but no 110rklllle .......,, tor acldoriua the ~ iac!, WII preaeatecl. Honver I J!>Ur. "''f of & thouaand mlloil ~ wlli1 one 11ep, and. to IIIIDPI.Y ob,loc:tlvaa and lcloalo •eb aa thole Ia aoolller olep ~~hair the path wa lhould be tolloW!n,, What can dollnltely be atatOd em the pluo lido , . _ _ tlda reaolutloa Is thai tho orpnlzatim and IIIIIIOIIIbera wore lllowIn& Involvement In IID\'8l'DIIIonl. The fact thai the people ot the their clothes. Ovao Goujan, a 24~year..(lldtex­ tlle technologi.at, is not inviting nudlcy, His Invention Is tin-owaway J)lper underwear at a prlce Japan, The British factory camot keep up IIIJIPly to match demand. according to !lchey Maitland - -•. .. • -· ... tllot LONDON (IJPD - Thanl<s 1D proeeu, ilform.Jng world -wide UnkJ to manufacture the paperwear. The U.S. andFrenchoperatlcma are alreaey In pro<llctlon for the ~ and South AmerIcan and common market areas. The Australian plant starts w!thlng weeks tor the Pacific area. other deala are under negodatlm for Spain, South Africa and ::-: .budaot lxetilt 1n ot docland ...,,.. a young Frenchman, men a n d women around the world are JD(ng to be able to throw aWay Bolton TexWe Mill, the BrttIJh company that developed hlo · · · --~- · --·· · . . , trol federal opondlns by tho C..· . port tbo dewo~Gpupt ,lld Throways in Great Demand laundry bUls. 'o< nllloriJ)e Ilk .iuiJIIreiiDiuticla ,...,_ li In .lllo Inlllaiii; ~"'· ~ GoujanMade with I' tbo etlml!>oL" . ciples are eternal aod never out-<llted: and that ~ change to compare I ruli; anil bi thO- tO lilalololo and .,..... By Oaren~ Miller Till In - Starr a..ri>er Ill 0 cellllft, CeroUna o U palm reoolutlon ' t:.,~~• .w prwonl -- • • • Lall week wu set aalde aa ''Coutitutlon wtiek,•• a perlodot lime lor Americana to re.olllrm their belief In thla proclouo doc...m ,.,.,t.tng the BID of 1lllbtl - the kloy....,. ol our ' ' and mote responsiVe. Never before has power been emplayed 130 efficiently In the operallon of a car end us equip. ll)ent And Cor 1969 front diBC brakes are provided. Your judgment is Invited. Th<ire ario eleven dlflerenl models , ol ·l,he ·t969 C&dlllae. ml""- than Is orfered. l:iy any Oilier lSItruly from • �- - · - . - - - · - - - · - ; - - -· - - - - - - · - · - _ _ _ ., _ _ o ro••• o • ~ ., ·' " I It -,: .. ' The·~ Sln~i\Oi, P.,.i.'I'Of·Middleport, 0., Wodilo!di.Y, ~ 25, 1~88 • ' ' Check House • .. I I It A DISCOUNT :Ru DEPARTMENT STOR£ '' Twoodr You've Asked For This!!!! pottet.. ohlpoo. ' THURSDAY -FRIDAY -SATURDAY -ONL Yll 9:30 A.M. TO 9:00 P.M. AT OUR MASON STORE ONLYII • lue: · . • • ...l..~w . • ' '. and <liar80d the oulpoat with lllme · throwers. All~ dOfendera ' kllled 135 · 0! the •tlal!kera mH.,.... enough TNT .oo : the field lo obliterate the ca"'''. MilitarY spOkeamen, report1 ·Ins · th~>, predawn attack on Katup~ Si>eelal Force& camp 75 nplu · nortluieoj o(. SOIJoil, also .!\011~ pn1hlpa sol4, ., • ~Jpo 1 · ~II ••• S'1)GJI~ (UPO-A .Comm~r wer~. r~aalldeldandl~ 111me throwero, , 2~ - Chlneije ,··)!lringenl aec~rlty no~ork nlo~ ·a•.l!'!'!i·l fotce pOOndecl • wQ\llidecl. But U.S. lnd sooth AK47 rlllea and 1,000,f"""'!• oft, oround ,~ ·oince the May ' S"m!!ecllf• i!OtiJ.or ~,s. ~n · Vletnomeae spokeomen diii'erecl a"Y""nltlon , lor the 1 :roc~·;; .~orioive, lllorchlns all, vehicles .,.ril Cf'l'P "ill! :Jl!9 mortar on Communist caauallloa. · ,, ~hers. , , ,• , ·,. 1. 'iiict IrJiem>Ptlns jravelero. The 1 ...• •+ fi'IIIY u,s. ~~ .38, VJet CQ~W IIDIJt&ll& SO f .1'19~• wo~t:'~ ·~oo, Tlleod>Y. , · 1'!\0Y ~14 .• ~ · lelot 56 Commu, 1 ••• We Guarantee That Every One nlot(were knoWn dead: 1\1'"'1.. co~ualtle& 1111/11 '· Rer. 25c Ba1 TOILET SEATS CHENILLE RUGS R,.a with frl.,od onda. lri dllmont ail... Many colors. ,...,.1 POTATO CHIPS Doluxo atylod. Moulded. Enamel finish. White, pink, bhM, yellow. These are the fcimoua Dan DM potato chipa. 3% oz. pockago. 00 $ CANVAS SHOES A big aoaort10ont of allpon and tlo •trl••· Beige, white and colera . I OMENS ·sHREDDED FALL FOAM DUSTERS SLACK RACK Cloao whlto loam ploceo Rotulor $1.87 lluallty Nal4a 5 polr• af oio.t<o In tho apoc' of aool A Mo•t sizes. for lrMiny ••••· Low all fvll r.t~rlu, oil ol&oa prlcod. . - 00\ • ~· O.D. papllo wltll. ~.~~~ ..,u•. to.l llolog. Kolt collar & cuH~. All oloo~. : ' I • • for 1.00 SPORT SHIRTS 9 VOLT 4:b36 MUSLIN TRANSISTOR BATTERIES PILLOW CASES kEROSENE LAMPS .I Voluoa To $3.98 "S.~t~r~s.•sn PLAID BLANKETS FOLDING 1 STOOL All .COtton VaralshodWood · .$ !-• -'• • 1. •• • • . • .• OUR FLUTED TOP BUD VASES WE DO NOT Mens lnsulat..l HOME LIBRARY WORK SOCKS BOOK RACK 6 ln. Glau QUANTITY TO LAST! ••• 20 Gaup! 16 Gaup! 12 Gauae! SHOT ,4-5-6-711! ,GUNShotSHELLS 00 Boxes For$ I I I LMP 8" -9" Milk Glass R~GULAR lk ••' I ' WASH CLOTHS . Larp Slao BOYS SOCKS . All 51••• . "BIC" BALL POINT .,.,. , PENS ••d SUGAR ·sns Oklah1110 Gluo 2Pc~ 1- 00 For •' "J ~~ ~ STORE. IS LOADED liTH . ,, \:: . 5eli- Rob~ 1'. Grltrln, R· Midi., organizer of the bloc oppoolni Fortas' confirmation, ..ld ·hli for"& were not . clarlf:v his statement obaul United Nations Intervention, even· when prossed by severo! newsmen. He only -ated the · matter !o ''not within the ·Community ..•.. tenced to three days ln Jail on 0 II s their horse \llit .placed nrot In the big race. ac<,l)llt a trophy lor ·I cloae ll'lerid, Steve Wll~ etlalrman of the board or Fram a charge of rlrlvlns wt1Ue Intoxicated was Liland S.xton, Pomeroy. Forfeiting a $25 bond poated oo· charges or throwing objects from 1 moving vehicle was Terry Lewis. FUter, ·now 11 w•• the FuturiU< Racr and "TCf Knlght" • oldenl PomerO)' Court do,y night In the court of Pomeroy Mayor Charles Legar. FloOd $100 and costs ond sen- II!• !lrldlll!n' ·One Fined in One defendant was fined and a second forfeited a borll Tue s- Ec!words inQved Into winner's television Slturda.v at the Beimont Race , to : h0 1 65 per cent during decade. If you have ~~~~~~~i~f:~u1ses frequently, of lights or re- A quart of ~Ill< weighs pounds. '· ~ , ' . 2.1J . . ·~• ~ .. '! ii.l!,. meeting of Morse and his female costar, E. J, Peakcr. rheir singing voices arc the ot her sororll;y, t!w•S.ta PI ~r ol Allllit Slpll .U: phi. ' ' , MBS. PAUl; Grueaer c~ hom~ Tueod>Y lifter a delightlui •weekend In , where of har ' son .Mr,and ..U.ving Rally Day spe~ ~• Western. The third CBS-TV premiere Tuesday night was "60 Minules," a new" magazine or the air thal will appear on allernate weeks. There wes a worlhwhile mm section about Richard Nixon aOO Uubert llumphre~ wa.tchi1J8 television in their ~ h~le_ L • rooms as they '\ver~ ' .\oinil\ilcd Cor pre sidell!.' 'Al)>\ ,\ the other stories aOO commentaries also hiP a very civilized approach. Three Court Cases Heard Two persons were fined and another Corteited a bond Tucsd&)' ntgb~ in court activi~ of Middleport Mayor C. 0. Fisher. Fined were David C. WUUams, 20, Pomeroy Star Roote, $10 and costs, speeding, and Joseph E. Bowers, 30, Racine, $10 m:l Costs, ree~esa operation. Forfelting • bond pOsted on reckless qteratlon cbaraea was BW Grubb, 26, Middleport Hoole '25 I. Chester Chureh ly~ g1~a!i!?" PARIS (UPI)- The Hanoi delegation to the Paris Vietnam talks today rejected any efforts lt C<IUid be brought by th" United Natiws to try to u.s. tD ' end the 'war. ., ' ~1J'~="'·'·-· ls ''nOt wtthln the\ ' ., oo of conservative competence of the 1Jnll4!'cl theie musf be a · rolilplete and Pcakcr's theorcll<lil ldcli; aild' Repa~I98JIS anct southern De- Nad&ls,u said · North Vietna- \Biconditional cessation ofbomb· The Turlles, a pop group, were mOer&ta 'ott guard late Tuesdi.Y mese spokesman NNen 'lbanh ing before there can be peace.. ~onderlulb entertaining in a wUb 'the unexpected motion to Le. He spoke after toclay•s talks. discotheque scene, especiall~ a • ¥P the oomJnaUon next. session wltb U.S. delegates · The two sldeB ended their fat, bu shy-haired, bespect..a.cled Qll move lett ~ing some which again Called to make mv formal session shortly- before member of ltle group. The guest '100 bWlon iaqpi'CI!Priationsthe progress. 1:30 p.m . and u.S. Ambassador stars will decide the fate of this &!lnlte must 1ei consider, $7L9 He was rel'errlng to state.. W. Averell Harriman said upon series. billion of lt j;he ~.awaited and ments by S.,cretary General his return to the U.S. Em.baasy: Mother new ABC.TV series all.tlme record. appropriation 11wtt that he beUeved the uwe made no progress." Tuesd&) night also indicated a tor .,en-. ~ General Assembly would vote Jn Before going into the 23rd willingness to take a Crcsh Pllt:tlnl "thla leelslatlon behind favor of an immediate end to aesalon, Harriman said Hanoi approach. It is called "Tile Mod the . noininat1on IIIJP88.l'ed to AmerJcan bombing of North apparently feels uno obligation Squad," arll the 90-minute faVOr ·the oppoaltioo by adding Vietuam it the question were whatsoever to do anything to introduction of this weekly hour W · preisurii on 'the leadership prt to a vote. move toward peace" in Viet- set the stage for future to iettle 1te matter as soon as Le refUsed to enlarge or nam. episodes: Three troubled youngpa~ojlife. I he principals, Claren<e WI!Mr carrie Nease is visiting Iiams, Michael Cole and Peggy ot East Liverpool and ~ipton, show re~ pote~tial - and in Pennsyhania. 1! .the adult audience ts not so Mr. and Mrs. Bob DeWeese qutck to turn orr a youth- and son of Rutland spent an aft.. oriented show, it may wei! rind ernoon with Mr. and Mn. Fred a gtooddtoo c.h be!Wek.en the hes or Cadle. p10 an po1ICe wor Me alkl Mr William Maynard Dorisl)ayFamiliar and K!mbe and Mr. Robert CR'i-TV Tuesday night orrered White the weekend with tile ~w half - hour D.o ris Day Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Marcum at siluatlon comed.Y, In whtch she is N tuck w v a widow with two young sons on ':': and. Ws."francis Morris a ranch. In the debut, there was spent ""nd . Athe ns . ~ ay afier ~ •..,.,.. JO a m1xup in a birthday dinner 'th th . da gllte Chrl t1 lor Miss Day In a rcstauranL ;:k eor ' r, • ne , LYUUIUD 0 1 ~ Miss • Day is Miss Day, and Mre.S. Stanley ... that's what CBS-TV is counttng di!fe and Mrs. Robert Hamilton on for ratings. Arx1 that's all of Vinton re t of their 519_ there is to say aboot that. t Mr weBenlgueahs Mays d nd AI so Tuesday nigh t, CBS-TV Mr ers, E s.1y nard nar a presented a new hour Western, '· ve " Ma;y "Lancer," about two halfThe exjll'esslon, "Fourih brothers, one Eastern and Estate," is believed to have smootll, the other Western ard been first used by Edmund rougll, who return Lo help their Burke , English statesmllfl, to lather on a ranch. Wayne signify the newspaper profesMa.under and James stac) arc sion. good as the sons. Otherwise, a Western Is a Western is a 0 011 st.agc kind which normally don't competence oC tlle United pull in the provinces. Bul the) Nations." are a nice couple. .'\nd while The Thant statement angered Burns was onh' of slight help, the delegation to the Paris ·Tony . RaOOall was super in a talks since they believed ft dream sequence as "Bodney ~~ ..P,._er ·, ~ ~>- WoOO.erCul," .... ~~~,.-;-..js \, ~s '~~ · ~~-75;;100 WA'I'TS, . at H Re1.•ects EJ.r. uor.ts 'J To En d v·Iet nam war to halt debate and Itt ~ on the lnue. Both bell8vt the: nom1nation would be - m!l<:~ · the relatl~s York, Morse. and the star IS Robert The concept, the very idea, of a weekly book Q'luslcaJ-wlth new and old so.-s- seems like a backbreaker. But there are k eeyrl'esc~~ tive peoptobele0 5w01th t!edhe n11 US OC 1a wl!h "The ltoneymooners" productlons of the Jackie Show, so the background. r~ success ts there. The 4uestton i~ whether "That's .Lire" can \ handle the compedfion or NBC, TV s Tuesday night movies. The pleasant thill: !o report is that, despite several lapses and an overlong early monologue b~· guest star George Burns- who otherwise was a rairly amusing . narrator-the senes showed that it will risk imagination. It is the only way Lo go because the commercial odds are almost all against it at tllls point, so it must gamble all the waJ in llopcs of finding and crealing its own audience. Nice Couple The debut concerned the 5 sometime be court litigants; he is a "judicial acdvlst" inclined tu legislate from the bench rather than interpret the Conatltltutlon; his declsiQII.s in obscenity, COmmwdat and crlminal defendant. cases sided with ti)e guiltyi Johnson, a 1 a president, should 11 !ameduck" leave so important a nomination to his successor. Never In history has a chief justice nomination been CUibJstered. cDrner•.. B~~';;rLIGHT BULlS - from !ndlv!wala who might eonstltuti.onal and philosophical lbd MrL CREAM a disorganized by Mansfield'• sur,prlse move and "Cfllte a lot" f1 senators were ready with ler!fthY speeehos opposing Pre&ident JohnsOO•s selection ot an old personal triend and cmttc1ant to aucceed Chief Justice Earl Warren. Their objeetlons center on ~hO ,..s ·)ho FLOWER VASES Writes Everr Time ·~ Rqul.- Size ''COLD POWER" • • • • -3 ftr Sl.OO . FALL. CRqubir Size "FAB" ••••••••••• 3 for $l.OO NO } TOSS PIUOWS s 00 GUARANTEE ! for Den or ofnce FANCY CREW REVERSIBLE formal 1 ~on N ' t aecislaey . ALL SIZE 601176 · pellimi.Uc .they ,.W. be able to liiiiJtel:' the two-Udrds vote I ' Mona Sllort Sloowo •.• .. Miu1Jtleld · and RepUblican ~ Everett M. Dirksen ~ Fortaa, but bath . are I EA. ALL Sc · ' prlnclples that: Fortas continued advising Johnsoo at1er jolnlllll the of FOirl.ll. - Supreme Court; be accepted • FO~' ~nts immediate- Law school lecture fees raised ly Vowed a (lllbuster. one of their leaderl, Sen, Strom Thufmond. R.S.C,, aakl he o ~ the mot1o• would ever ~01 llt''to a vote. . ,, ·'· ..... 30 ... , ·. , WASIDNGTON (UPO-Seilate ap~l of Abe Fortal' ~t to · be chief Justice . were -.n1ned loiiiY to talk tD dMtb even the ' moUon ---~-~'"~ brtDgiDg btl f10IIWIW:LU'U liP for debt!te. . • Slnate Democratic leader M$1(e ~an~~ iatd be .was p;epared to f!ipt for his Wa'Prta8 to take ·• .,... .. the .a-""'"" ~ tnitav ---r. on Johnson'i nomination .JACKET • ...... $1.49 oiel... .00 $ I .MENS TANKER .... . 1 LB. BAG lfOMENS . EA. CANDY BARS - power than 10 years ago and is expected to increase by as SMial Events .E;._., •o·., r"· .tas . , om • .· nat' on . ... "EMPIRE" BIG LOT • Ill 11 in the war, eooununlst r o c k e t teams fired at leaot 15 122mm rockets Into ollled lnsllllltlOila aroupd Numerous' appliances added to yOur home over Ule yeln could be ov~rworking the ~~~tHea I s y sle m or your hO.me. The average home uses 110 per cent more . eleelr!cal Racine n,'.· .. fij&l '': ! ' had beel) ldUed Power e .,.I. ·<' , 1 1 ..,diO..,O~:~ ~'enemy troops" CooiiiiU< TolloJ?IffOr • ' • 11/Uitary mov.,. unde'ro,ccirecl rears the Do Nang Tuesday nllll>t. mi!UoThe South \l~ese ~ Communlat ~eko on ', key Dedi would lauilch their third ry spokesmen said. Mortarmen thtl eooni:ei1' 135 bodies whlle.\ ~191 and .oeld :)lhlta, thrqua~t''.' · '!ifenolvebystp~r'oencl. l4i by hurUns 20 round• Inch a$ s'howers occW' tn the u.s. om<lala oald they klew ot SoUth v1,1nun ~ and ' l!ldlo H~noll. !qoled these followed of 20mm shells Into the lied oni)\ 49 C~munlot~ TuO~·· t;:iiOrrtll~ laulicih~ a ~loos, tocl8y with a brOodcast Beach area tlve mUes northwest Iauer PVt of the week. The attack oo .. Kotum wts the 15-r . • "'"'lceliottack on allied :, •that c)almed ;prrllla _ , . of the northern capital. latest tn a aerle~ of Communist ~ triataUafi!!t• around Da Narc ~ htld "a gra.., meetlrc Tuesday Damage and casualties were attempts lo overwti~m otrate- and -amiluohod 1111 "•irmQn!\1 m,..llll/ aomew!Hore In South described as light. · glc bardor posts that guard lnflptr)< , coov"'' · near thO V~"' }t claimed 400,000 Infiltration rou!eo. "Sifeet Without Joy"- Highway , Tile ' !Pokesmen said the Ono . alo111, the II()J'tl>em ....t. ,Green Beret and goverMJent 'Spokeainen · said tbe' .,l~~_r$p'· defender& charsecl wt ot the men turnecl' the ~~,~>~eo::"'' .!he.! • By· RICK•DU BROW' sters who have oplit from the CB!IIP after rouU~ the Commu- ""'"'&hers, klUing 92 abd loib!J HOLLYWOOi:l (IJP!lABC. flm!llea lo 110 lo work for the Mr. JOhn Be!Cz visited in Con!ot 'attack and to\lnd the ooe man klUecl In da,ylm\g · TV Tuc~ night 11\b'!X!UCed on polleein a strained tela!lonsiKI<Ion with his son, Mr. and bllttle!lekl siewn with 2,400 fighting. m,anhour series witlt a will~ss to Shtp:as IDider. c over. personnel Mrs. WtUiam Bentz.. pobn:ts of TNT, seven Chines&Military connnanierl! m06t be different: ··~hat'a Life," a who can get into places ln the Mr. and Mrs. Fredcadlespent made rocket launchers, rour whUe threW \II tht book musical aboot a young new youth - oriented soci~ty Sunday with Amanda Tucker. c(q)le, thtilr romance and ~here regular cops can't ~ Frankie Young and Mr. and Mrs. marriage. The setting; 18 .New m~~trate. Jack McGee at Lancaster. . b . ·'_.t,e· B'eg.. ns 0 ·V er. D'. '' '' ot ~tum (Qui _mi18s from, Clmbodlil and , 1just nor~ or Tay· , Nlnh City, ,n ll[;i' ' Fhll-IIO.Y t'oreciot · !D~ Ohkl u,ut<oit Pms · li>lerl"llonal T-retolreo fqr Jhe ftveda,y p,rlod Thuro4iY through Monday wm averoge below . normal irlth dl,y ·time highs In the mid anol iow 7Do, and lows al nlpt In ~ ~r 40s and low 50L , It ..UI be mUd Thurod>Y and Fridl,y, . tUrnilll cooier ...r the wOelcel)d'. PrecipltaUon wW lotll around one - t.lf 0y ' ' duelion of operating ~~ ·~. ·Y: 1 lool• and aj>pl!anceo or ohi'lblt· age of the, picture oo :yojlt TV when ltghts are also ljl voe these are .warnings ·tl!a\ i!"J . should consult a rep,J!i411e electrical · contui:l,~r·. Y011 may need lo !J!crea . .· ·!lit ~ ., capacity of service. to Y9111' house by the utiUty or .id4 more clr<!uljs and ·olltlets, I ·LAlJ.rel Oiff • n·•- ANTHONY Plumbing-Heating Your D•pondoblt Dttl•r For Fro"' The Ho~te Economic Oopt. of tho Locol Schools • CLEANS ITSELF AU!OMATICALLY. ELECTRICmY! No m01e drlldgery for you! All that rema1ns of baked-(ln o~n soil is a whi1k-away trace of ash • CLEANS OVEN RACKS, DRIP BOWLS, TOO! Cleans them for you while il cleans the oven. • And, all lor about the price of a cup of ccffee! 5-year Warranty biCUd by &enel'll Mo!Gnl }-yeat, Warranty on entire RanKe for repair of any dlltect withcut charge, plus 4-~ear Protecticn Pian [parts onlwl for lur· n1shing replacement for any defective Surface Heatinll Unit, Surface Unit Sw1tch, or Oven Heating Unit. Frilidalre belhers 1o bUild In more help Reg. $359.95 $ Only PLUMBING AND HEATING Phono WY 2·2550 IID£-20. ~ 40" tlrc:trle BAKER 269•95 FURNitURE • �- - · - . - - - · - - - · - ; - - -· - - - - - - · - · - _ _ _ ., _ _ o ro••• o • ~ ., ·' " I It -,: .. ' The·~ Sln~i\Oi, P.,.i.'I'Of·Middleport, 0., Wodilo!di.Y, ~ 25, 1~88 • ' ' Check House • .. I I It A DISCOUNT :Ru DEPARTMENT STOR£ '' Twoodr You've Asked For This!!!! pottet.. ohlpoo. ' THURSDAY -FRIDAY -SATURDAY -ONL Yll 9:30 A.M. TO 9:00 P.M. AT OUR MASON STORE ONLYII • lue: · . • • ...l..~w . • ' '. and <liar80d the oulpoat with lllme · throwers. All~ dOfendera ' kllled 135 · 0! the •tlal!kera mH.,.... enough TNT .oo : the field lo obliterate the ca"'''. MilitarY spOkeamen, report1 ·Ins · th~>, predawn attack on Katup~ Si>eelal Force& camp 75 nplu · nortluieoj o(. SOIJoil, also .!\011~ pn1hlpa sol4, ., • ~Jpo 1 · ~II ••• S'1)GJI~ (UPO-A .Comm~r wer~. r~aalldeldandl~ 111me throwero, , 2~ - Chlneije ,··)!lringenl aec~rlty no~ork nlo~ ·a•.l!'!'!i·l fotce pOOndecl • wQ\llidecl. But U.S. lnd sooth AK47 rlllea and 1,000,f"""'!• oft, oround ,~ ·oince the May ' S"m!!ecllf• i!OtiJ.or ~,s. ~n · Vletnomeae spokeomen diii'erecl a"Y""nltlon , lor the 1 :roc~·;; .~orioive, lllorchlns all, vehicles .,.ril Cf'l'P "ill! :Jl!9 mortar on Communist caauallloa. · ,, ~hers. , , ,• , ·,. 1. 'iiict IrJiem>Ptlns jravelero. The 1 ...• •+ fi'IIIY u,s. ~~ .38, VJet CQ~W IIDIJt&ll& SO f .1'19~• wo~t:'~ ·~oo, Tlleod>Y. , · 1'!\0Y ~14 .• ~ · lelot 56 Commu, 1 ••• We Guarantee That Every One nlot(were knoWn dead: 1\1'"'1.. co~ualtle& 1111/11 '· Rer. 25c Ba1 TOILET SEATS CHENILLE RUGS R,.a with frl.,od onda. lri dllmont ail... Many colors. ,...,.1 POTATO CHIPS Doluxo atylod. Moulded. Enamel finish. White, pink, bhM, yellow. These are the fcimoua Dan DM potato chipa. 3% oz. pockago. 00 $ CANVAS SHOES A big aoaort10ont of allpon and tlo •trl••· Beige, white and colera . I OMENS ·sHREDDED FALL FOAM DUSTERS SLACK RACK Cloao whlto loam ploceo Rotulor $1.87 lluallty Nal4a 5 polr• af oio.t<o In tho apoc' of aool A Mo•t sizes. for lrMiny ••••· Low all fvll r.t~rlu, oil ol&oa prlcod. . - 00\ • ~· O.D. papllo wltll. ~.~~~ ..,u•. to.l llolog. Kolt collar & cuH~. All oloo~. : ' I • • for 1.00 SPORT SHIRTS 9 VOLT 4:b36 MUSLIN TRANSISTOR BATTERIES PILLOW CASES kEROSENE LAMPS .I Voluoa To $3.98 "S.~t~r~s.•sn PLAID BLANKETS FOLDING 1 STOOL All .COtton VaralshodWood · .$ !-• -'• • 1. •• • • . • .• OUR FLUTED TOP BUD VASES WE DO NOT Mens lnsulat..l HOME LIBRARY WORK SOCKS BOOK RACK 6 ln. Glau QUANTITY TO LAST! ••• 20 Gaup! 16 Gaup! 12 Gauae! SHOT ,4-5-6-711! ,GUNShotSHELLS 00 Boxes For$ I I I LMP 8" -9" Milk Glass R~GULAR lk ••' I ' WASH CLOTHS . Larp Slao BOYS SOCKS . All 51••• . "BIC" BALL POINT .,.,. , PENS ••d SUGAR ·sns Oklah1110 Gluo 2Pc~ 1- 00 For •' "J ~~ ~ STORE. IS LOADED liTH . ,, \:: . 5eli- Rob~ 1'. Grltrln, R· Midi., organizer of the bloc oppoolni Fortas' confirmation, ..ld ·hli for"& were not . clarlf:v his statement obaul United Nations Intervention, even· when prossed by severo! newsmen. He only -ated the · matter !o ''not within the ·Community ..•.. tenced to three days ln Jail on 0 II s their horse \llit .placed nrot In the big race. ac<,l)llt a trophy lor ·I cloae ll'lerid, Steve Wll~ etlalrman of the board or Fram a charge of rlrlvlns wt1Ue Intoxicated was Liland S.xton, Pomeroy. Forfeiting a $25 bond poated oo· charges or throwing objects from 1 moving vehicle was Terry Lewis. FUter, ·now 11 w•• the FuturiU< Racr and "TCf Knlght" • oldenl PomerO)' Court do,y night In the court of Pomeroy Mayor Charles Legar. FloOd $100 and costs ond sen- II!• !lrldlll!n' ·One Fined in One defendant was fined and a second forfeited a borll Tue s- Ec!words inQved Into winner's television Slturda.v at the Beimont Race , to : h0 1 65 per cent during decade. If you have ~~~~~~~i~f:~u1ses frequently, of lights or re- A quart of ~Ill< weighs pounds. '· ~ , ' . 2.1J . . ·~• ~ .. '! ii.l!,. meeting of Morse and his female costar, E. J, Peakcr. rheir singing voices arc the ot her sororll;y, t!w•S.ta PI ~r ol Allllit Slpll .U: phi. ' ' , MBS. PAUl; Grueaer c~ hom~ Tueod>Y lifter a delightlui •weekend In , where of har ' son .Mr,and ..U.ving Rally Day spe~ ~• Western. The third CBS-TV premiere Tuesday night was "60 Minules," a new" magazine or the air thal will appear on allernate weeks. There wes a worlhwhile mm section about Richard Nixon aOO Uubert llumphre~ wa.tchi1J8 television in their ~ h~le_ L • rooms as they '\ver~ ' .\oinil\ilcd Cor pre sidell!.' 'Al)>\ ,\ the other stories aOO commentaries also hiP a very civilized approach. Three Court Cases Heard Two persons were fined and another Corteited a bond Tucsd&)' ntgb~ in court activi~ of Middleport Mayor C. 0. Fisher. Fined were David C. WUUams, 20, Pomeroy Star Roote, $10 and costs, speeding, and Joseph E. Bowers, 30, Racine, $10 m:l Costs, ree~esa operation. Forfelting • bond pOsted on reckless qteratlon cbaraea was BW Grubb, 26, Middleport Hoole '25 I. Chester Chureh ly~ g1~a!i!?" PARIS (UPI)- The Hanoi delegation to the Paris Vietnam talks today rejected any efforts lt C<IUid be brought by th" United Natiws to try to u.s. tD ' end the 'war. ., ' ~1J'~="'·'·-· ls ''nOt wtthln the\ ' ., oo of conservative competence of the 1Jnll4!'cl theie musf be a · rolilplete and Pcakcr's theorcll<lil ldcli; aild' Repa~I98JIS anct southern De- Nad&ls,u said · North Vietna- \Biconditional cessation ofbomb· The Turlles, a pop group, were mOer&ta 'ott guard late Tuesdi.Y mese spokesman NNen 'lbanh ing before there can be peace.. ~onderlulb entertaining in a wUb 'the unexpected motion to Le. He spoke after toclay•s talks. discotheque scene, especiall~ a • ¥P the oomJnaUon next. session wltb U.S. delegates · The two sldeB ended their fat, bu shy-haired, bespect..a.cled Qll move lett ~ing some which again Called to make mv formal session shortly- before member of ltle group. The guest '100 bWlon iaqpi'CI!Priationsthe progress. 1:30 p.m . and u.S. Ambassador stars will decide the fate of this &!lnlte must 1ei consider, $7L9 He was rel'errlng to state.. W. Averell Harriman said upon series. billion of lt j;he ~.awaited and ments by S.,cretary General his return to the U.S. Em.baasy: Mother new ABC.TV series all.tlme record. appropriation 11wtt that he beUeved the uwe made no progress." Tuesd&) night also indicated a tor .,en-. ~ General Assembly would vote Jn Before going into the 23rd willingness to take a Crcsh Pllt:tlnl "thla leelslatlon behind favor of an immediate end to aesalon, Harriman said Hanoi approach. It is called "Tile Mod the . noininat1on IIIJP88.l'ed to AmerJcan bombing of North apparently feels uno obligation Squad," arll the 90-minute faVOr ·the oppoaltioo by adding Vietuam it the question were whatsoever to do anything to introduction of this weekly hour W · preisurii on 'the leadership prt to a vote. move toward peace" in Viet- set the stage for future to iettle 1te matter as soon as Le refUsed to enlarge or nam. episodes: Three troubled youngpa~ojlife. I he principals, Claren<e WI!Mr carrie Nease is visiting Iiams, Michael Cole and Peggy ot East Liverpool and ~ipton, show re~ pote~tial - and in Pennsyhania. 1! .the adult audience ts not so Mr. and Mrs. Bob DeWeese qutck to turn orr a youth- and son of Rutland spent an aft.. oriented show, it may wei! rind ernoon with Mr. and Mn. Fred a gtooddtoo c.h be!Wek.en the hes or Cadle. p10 an po1ICe wor Me alkl Mr William Maynard Dorisl)ayFamiliar and K!mbe and Mr. Robert CR'i-TV Tuesday night orrered White the weekend with tile ~w half - hour D.o ris Day Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Marcum at siluatlon comed.Y, In whtch she is N tuck w v a widow with two young sons on ':': and. Ws."francis Morris a ranch. In the debut, there was spent ""nd . Athe ns . ~ ay afier ~ •..,.,.. JO a m1xup in a birthday dinner 'th th . da gllte Chrl t1 lor Miss Day In a rcstauranL ;:k eor ' r, • ne , LYUUIUD 0 1 ~ Miss • Day is Miss Day, and Mre.S. Stanley ... that's what CBS-TV is counttng di!fe and Mrs. Robert Hamilton on for ratings. Arx1 that's all of Vinton re t of their 519_ there is to say aboot that. t Mr weBenlgueahs Mays d nd AI so Tuesday nigh t, CBS-TV Mr ers, E s.1y nard nar a presented a new hour Western, '· ve " Ma;y "Lancer," about two halfThe exjll'esslon, "Fourih brothers, one Eastern and Estate," is believed to have smootll, the other Western ard been first used by Edmund rougll, who return Lo help their Burke , English statesmllfl, to lather on a ranch. Wayne signify the newspaper profesMa.under and James stac) arc sion. good as the sons. Otherwise, a Western Is a Western is a 0 011 st.agc kind which normally don't competence oC tlle United pull in the provinces. Bul the) Nations." are a nice couple. .'\nd while The Thant statement angered Burns was onh' of slight help, the delegation to the Paris ·Tony . RaOOall was super in a talks since they believed ft dream sequence as "Bodney ~~ ..P,._er ·, ~ ~>- WoOO.erCul," .... ~~~,.-;-..js \, ~s '~~ · ~~-75;;100 WA'I'TS, . at H Re1.•ects EJ.r. uor.ts 'J To En d v·Iet nam war to halt debate and Itt ~ on the lnue. Both bell8vt the: nom1nation would be - m!l<:~ · the relatl~s York, Morse. and the star IS Robert The concept, the very idea, of a weekly book Q'luslcaJ-wlth new and old so.-s- seems like a backbreaker. But there are k eeyrl'esc~~ tive peoptobele0 5w01th t!edhe n11 US OC 1a wl!h "The ltoneymooners" productlons of the Jackie Show, so the background. r~ success ts there. The 4uestton i~ whether "That's .Lire" can \ handle the compedfion or NBC, TV s Tuesday night movies. The pleasant thill: !o report is that, despite several lapses and an overlong early monologue b~· guest star George Burns- who otherwise was a rairly amusing . narrator-the senes showed that it will risk imagination. It is the only way Lo go because the commercial odds are almost all against it at tllls point, so it must gamble all the waJ in llopcs of finding and crealing its own audience. Nice Couple The debut concerned the 5 sometime be court litigants; he is a "judicial acdvlst" inclined tu legislate from the bench rather than interpret the Conatltltutlon; his declsiQII.s in obscenity, COmmwdat and crlminal defendant. cases sided with ti)e guiltyi Johnson, a 1 a president, should 11 !ameduck" leave so important a nomination to his successor. Never In history has a chief justice nomination been CUibJstered. cDrner•.. B~~';;rLIGHT BULlS - from !ndlv!wala who might eonstltuti.onal and philosophical lbd MrL CREAM a disorganized by Mansfield'• sur,prlse move and "Cfllte a lot" f1 senators were ready with ler!fthY speeehos opposing Pre&ident JohnsOO•s selection ot an old personal triend and cmttc1ant to aucceed Chief Justice Earl Warren. Their objeetlons center on ~hO ,..s ·)ho FLOWER VASES Writes Everr Time ·~ Rqul.- Size ''COLD POWER" • • • • -3 ftr Sl.OO . FALL. CRqubir Size "FAB" ••••••••••• 3 for $l.OO NO } TOSS PIUOWS s 00 GUARANTEE ! for Den or ofnce FANCY CREW REVERSIBLE formal 1 ~on N ' t aecislaey . ALL SIZE 601176 · pellimi.Uc .they ,.W. be able to liiiiJtel:' the two-Udrds vote I ' Mona Sllort Sloowo •.• .. Miu1Jtleld · and RepUblican ~ Everett M. Dirksen ~ Fortaa, but bath . are I EA. ALL Sc · ' prlnclples that: Fortas continued advising Johnsoo at1er jolnlllll the of FOirl.ll. - Supreme Court; be accepted • FO~' ~nts immediate- Law school lecture fees raised ly Vowed a (lllbuster. one of their leaderl, Sen, Strom Thufmond. R.S.C,, aakl he o ~ the mot1o• would ever ~01 llt''to a vote. . ,, ·'· ..... 30 ... , ·. , WASIDNGTON (UPO-Seilate ap~l of Abe Fortal' ~t to · be chief Justice . were -.n1ned loiiiY to talk tD dMtb even the ' moUon ---~-~'"~ brtDgiDg btl f10IIWIW:LU'U liP for debt!te. . • Slnate Democratic leader M$1(e ~an~~ iatd be .was p;epared to f!ipt for his Wa'Prta8 to take ·• .,... .. the .a-""'"" ~ tnitav ---r. on Johnson'i nomination .JACKET • ...... $1.49 oiel... .00 $ I .MENS TANKER .... . 1 LB. BAG lfOMENS . EA. CANDY BARS - power than 10 years ago and is expected to increase by as SMial Events .E;._., •o·., r"· .tas . , om • .· nat' on . ... "EMPIRE" BIG LOT • Ill 11 in the war, eooununlst r o c k e t teams fired at leaot 15 122mm rockets Into ollled lnsllllltlOila aroupd Numerous' appliances added to yOur home over Ule yeln could be ov~rworking the ~~~tHea I s y sle m or your hO.me. The average home uses 110 per cent more . eleelr!cal Racine n,'.· .. fij&l '': ! ' had beel) ldUed Power e .,.I. ·<' , 1 1 ..,diO..,O~:~ ~'enemy troops" CooiiiiU< TolloJ?IffOr • ' • 11/Uitary mov.,. unde'ro,ccirecl rears the Do Nang Tuesday nllll>t. mi!UoThe South \l~ese ~ Communlat ~eko on ', key Dedi would lauilch their third ry spokesmen said. Mortarmen thtl eooni:ei1' 135 bodies whlle.\ ~191 and .oeld :)lhlta, thrqua~t''.' · '!ifenolvebystp~r'oencl. l4i by hurUns 20 round• Inch a$ s'howers occW' tn the u.s. om<lala oald they klew ot SoUth v1,1nun ~ and ' l!ldlo H~noll. !qoled these followed of 20mm shells Into the lied oni)\ 49 C~munlot~ TuO~·· t;:iiOrrtll~ laulicih~ a ~loos, tocl8y with a brOodcast Beach area tlve mUes northwest Iauer PVt of the week. The attack oo .. Kotum wts the 15-r . • "'"'lceliottack on allied :, •that c)almed ;prrllla _ , . of the northern capital. latest tn a aerle~ of Communist ~ triataUafi!!t• around Da Narc ~ htld "a gra.., meetlrc Tuesday Damage and casualties were attempts lo overwti~m otrate- and -amiluohod 1111 "•irmQn!\1 m,..llll/ aomew!Hore In South described as light. · glc bardor posts that guard lnflptr)< , coov"'' · near thO V~"' }t claimed 400,000 Infiltration rou!eo. "Sifeet Without Joy"- Highway , Tile ' !Pokesmen said the Ono . alo111, the II()J'tl>em ....t. ,Green Beret and goverMJent 'Spokeainen · said tbe' .,l~~_r$p'· defender& charsecl wt ot the men turnecl' the ~~,~>~eo::"'' .!he.! • By· RICK•DU BROW' sters who have oplit from the CB!IIP after rouU~ the Commu- ""'"'&hers, klUing 92 abd loib!J HOLLYWOOi:l (IJP!lABC. flm!llea lo 110 lo work for the Mr. JOhn Be!Cz visited in Con!ot 'attack and to\lnd the ooe man klUecl In da,ylm\g · TV Tuc~ night 11\b'!X!UCed on polleein a strained tela!lonsiKI<Ion with his son, Mr. and bllttle!lekl siewn with 2,400 fighting. m,anhour series witlt a will~ss to Shtp:as IDider. c over. personnel Mrs. WtUiam Bentz.. pobn:ts of TNT, seven Chines&Military connnanierl! m06t be different: ··~hat'a Life," a who can get into places ln the Mr. and Mrs. Fredcadlespent made rocket launchers, rour whUe threW \II tht book musical aboot a young new youth - oriented soci~ty Sunday with Amanda Tucker. c(q)le, thtilr romance and ~here regular cops can't ~ Frankie Young and Mr. and Mrs. marriage. The setting; 18 .New m~~trate. Jack McGee at Lancaster. . b . ·'_.t,e· B'eg.. ns 0 ·V er. D'. '' '' ot ~tum (Qui _mi18s from, Clmbodlil and , 1just nor~ or Tay· , Nlnh City, ,n ll[;i' ' Fhll-IIO.Y t'oreciot · !D~ Ohkl u,ut<oit Pms · li>lerl"llonal T-retolreo fqr Jhe ftveda,y p,rlod Thuro4iY through Monday wm averoge below . normal irlth dl,y ·time highs In the mid anol iow 7Do, and lows al nlpt In ~ ~r 40s and low 50L , It ..UI be mUd Thurod>Y and Fridl,y, . tUrnilll cooier ...r the wOelcel)d'. PrecipltaUon wW lotll around one - t.lf 0y ' ' duelion of operating ~~ ·~. ·Y: 1 lool• and aj>pl!anceo or ohi'lblt· age of the, picture oo :yojlt TV when ltghts are also ljl voe these are .warnings ·tl!a\ i!"J . should consult a rep,J!i411e electrical · contui:l,~r·. Y011 may need lo !J!crea . .· ·!lit ~ ., capacity of service. to Y9111' house by the utiUty or .id4 more clr<!uljs and ·olltlets, I ·LAlJ.rel Oiff • n·•- ANTHONY Plumbing-Heating Your D•pondoblt Dttl•r For Fro"' The Ho~te Economic Oopt. of tho Locol Schools • CLEANS ITSELF AU!OMATICALLY. ELECTRICmY! No m01e drlldgery for you! All that rema1ns of baked-(ln o~n soil is a whi1k-away trace of ash • CLEANS OVEN RACKS, DRIP BOWLS, TOO! Cleans them for you while il cleans the oven. • And, all lor about the price of a cup of ccffee! 5-year Warranty biCUd by &enel'll Mo!Gnl }-yeat, Warranty on entire RanKe for repair of any dlltect withcut charge, plus 4-~ear Protecticn Pian [parts onlwl for lur· n1shing replacement for any defective Surface Heatinll Unit, Surface Unit Sw1tch, or Oven Heating Unit. Frilidalre belhers 1o bUild In more help Reg. $359.95 $ Only PLUMBING AND HEATING Phono WY 2·2550 IID£-20. ~ 40" tlrc:trle BAKER 269•95 FURNitURE • �· t·.I·TTLE.. · '·H·. \ , 1, . ' ·> ' . • ' I , -....................... -·.................... ............ .. . ........ ........ . -............................. ............... _........ •• • .~- ' .. ~ • ' ~ '· .. WAft M ............................ ...., ...... , .... IIIPOIMiATIOit ""W'u~ .,... ..., ........... TM .......... ..,. . . " """ ·----.,.., ............. ... . .................. . .............. ..,........ c-. . . . ....,. ' ,, . ,.... ..,.. ................. ..... INIII ,... wlttllll 11 . _ CARD Ofl TMANIU a NITUAIY ,.·',.• , ........... OPPICI HOVU ........ lrtt ,..., ..,., '~ ~ ~- te_ 1MI .... ....,..... ..,. . . • . .....•......•... $699 · Cot;te. VS engine, 4 speed trans., radio. OI'IN IVIS. 1:00 '.M. I'OMeROY, OHIO Sunday, . 8epl. 211, 12 to 4. llaml, bao.... llall of bOfl. SboliW>s ... For Rent For S.le Jy. lluliJnd Amerlcau Loll'"' F'URNISHED and unfurnlshed BROWNING 12 Bause luU dloU Home. 9-2W1c apartments. Close to school. shotgun, ventlllated llghta and Phone IIIU434. 10.11-tfe rib; fired only II times, DO BAND EVERY Friday and Sat· seral<hea or blemisbes ol auy urdLy at Jacl<'s Club ou liar· ldncl; also Wlnebeater pump rllonvU!e Road off Rt. 7. F l'R~ISHED GARAGE apartment on Lincoln Hill. Utllltlel 12 gauge ahofcun, modllled Counll)l 11111Slc by Gayle Mcpaid; adults only. Phone tmchoke, fired twice, new; DO Donald and bll Drlflers. mt. S-19-lfc acral<hea or bleml.obes. Phone J.JS.,IIo HELEN'S Beauty Shop penna- TRAILER LOTS, Bob's MobUe Coort. Syracu!le, ObJo on State nen! wave special sept. Ill Rt. IZI, Phone Bln-21151. II.• JU8h Oct. 5. Regular fl5 11-11-tfo for $115(), fU.SO for flO, flO lor f3.50. Phone lm-2190 ask for Helen or Judy. J.J5.61c FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT. Middleport, · phone m-3874 . &-0-tfo RUMMAGE SALE, Friday and Saturday, 8 am to 5 pm, In Elberfeld bulldiDg nut 1o TRAILER SPACE, ready to hook up, private. plenty of In Pomeroy, Sponsored room lor children to play. by Ladles Auxlllary of tile Phone m-'1804. 11-14-tfc Bashan Fire Dept. 9-25-Stc ,. •' r w /. ' •. r lt. ·, ..~~', ''l··· ~~ "·' IF YOU are bot and feeling FIRST FLOOR furn!Jbed apart.. ment, adults, 212 SOUth Plflb mean, Ave., Middleport, phone 8tiJ. Ita aU because your car a1n 't 5435. cleau. ..... ~ FIVE ROOM bome, bath. floor, In ~. Out 1!1 hJch water. Partly flmlblllod If dellred: Phone . llz..ISI. Pomtroy MotOr Co• MATCH 9-:IZ-tfc - · aak for Wally. 9-24-llc Transistor Radios 6 Trans . · · · · · · · · · • 6.99 8 Trans. • ••••••••• 7.99 10 Trans .••.•••••• -7.99 12 Trans ............9.91 ,f Banll Tran1lstor Ra41o 15 Trans . ····· • • • ·49.95 Walkl• Talkies • • • -S.t 9.98 Intercoms, Two Station 12.95 ants Budget Shop 108 W, Moln· 992-5196 Po~Mroy Auction ANTIQVE AucrJON THE UNDERSIGNED will of. Try our ...,. Au!Dmtiolor lor sale at pubUc auctlou Mason car Wllb. 9-111-«c FOUR ROOM HOUSE, bath 1 at tile bome of tile late coal furnace, call 7411-51U, George H. Kennedy, 7110 Weal 1-a«p FOR TRAD&-ealb ftr auMain Street, Pomeroy, Oblo, ttquos. Willllm 8amm, MJd. located juat below tile Pont· dleporl. ....... ForS.Ie eroy-Mason Bridge, on Satur· FALL CLEARANCE ON AIAJM. day, tbe 28th day of SeptemWILL DO lOWing at bome lNUM FlSHJNG BOATS, 10, ber, 1968, beginning at ton . lippen, pockets, pegging. 12, u loot. Klnjjobury Boat o'clock A.M., the pa-sonal alterations, ole. Salol, on CouDiy Road 11. . property owned l!Y_~ H. 'nlabet; Muon, ... mll&"weot of Rt. S3, phone Kennedy, consi8tlng In part 7'13-5651. 4-!0·tfo of the folloq: Gao stove, -· 0.15-ltle Frigidaire refrigerator, leleREPAIR, REFINI8H, recondi- FARM. Approrlmately l7S aovtalon, klteben table and 4 tion golf clubs, John Teaftrd. res, two story bouae, bam, chain, kltcl!en cupboard, Dve 9-2UIIIp etc., aU bulldlngo In poor over..tuffed chain, davencoudltion, located In Rutland port, coffee table, cupboards, township, Melp County, c:all Helo Wanted aud many Antiques, chain, Middleport 992-2181 after 5 cupboards, tables, stands, W~.ITRESS. Apply In peroon. p.m. 9-ll..tfc Cftlw'o Steak Rouse. 9-:ao,eu, marble stands, pleturetl, plotaro frames, beds, chesta, 1WO nice rolling bulidlng lola dre88er, 1114DY table Iampo, In Arbaugil'o Second SubdiviGoue with the Wind, braaa and sion, Tuppm Plalna. Water glaaa, Iampo. vases, m a n y Middle Aced Man tap Included. Also 1110 of au acpltebers, punch bowl wIt h To Work On re. EapeclaUy nice lot, ~ glaaaes, bobnaD glasa, caudle ty of everBneos. I* Aereo stlds, compotes, fruit dishes, Poultry Farm &ood bulldlnc lot In colllllry. cake stands, lamp lbades, ·Paid Vocation, AU prioed reasonably. Also goblets, milk glass. cut glaoa, Good Wa1••• Plua BonUI 3 p>lnl hitd> rear IIIOUIIl pia~ lnltt bowl, some Carnival House Availa.le form 1Ift for tractor, powor glass, jan, bra10 bells, and Apply In p.,•on takeoff pulley for Ford TraoIII4DY articles. '"'" decedent Lancaster tor, weldacl atoeJ trud< .... was In the Antique buolneao. opy lor tarpaulin, for abort Poultry Farm and Ill of tile above Items bed, several for must be sold for settlement Ford tractor, new upper IIDit; W•llfH To Buy of his estate. lor Ford tractor, several. AUCI'. NOTE: 'nils Is a large 10 OR 12 ACRES near bi8bdlimney linen, •arlous obes, sale consisting of a lew unway. Hn. CArl A. Young, lot of l-InCh sewer We. Gor· WIIJal Items. Please bring 1 ISIIJ Lodtl st., Airou, Ohio don H. C81dwell, Tuppers chllr and enjoy tho oale. MJ. Phone 711-00. Plains, pbone Coolville fl'l. Lunch w111 be served by tbe 9-18-tlp 393$. 0-INic Clmrcb. AN'I'IQUES. fumltaro, dilbol. Tenns: Cash In hand day of SAVE BIG. Do your own rug miJ<ellaneous. Hn. Howud Sale. aud upholstery clelllling with Cedi, 1011 w. Main st., Jlome. S!Rned: Clyde 1!1 Kennedy; Blue Lustre. Ron! eledrle Executor of tbe Eltate of ""· 1-25-Ue sbampooer. Bater Furniture. Goorre Kennedv. Deceaoed O.:D.ete BI!.O.IIFORD AUCI'ION CO. For S.le or Tr.de 'WI IN'I'EIINATIONAL 'l'ruck, 19&8 TIUUMPJ! Cob mot.oreyele Racine, Oblo, Pb. JM9..SDI. t-22-11< 4 lpeod, llo ton, 1984 Oleiiolet ZOO CC, ractna gean, nma 1117 Olryoler N.., Yorker, air real 8ood, $1111. CaU Jlarrl. ForS.te - --- HELP WANTED --- - . .. pont brakes, 1167 Mnlfmg, e cyl. I speed, 1161 Jkdck, 4 dotr llli<Jmatic, - -brakes, flftiD!'!nl ..aUable. Pbone _ , of. . . 5 Jllll Pllooe 8ft.5741. 9-J4.1fc lnl. - 1 f For S.le or Rent • 10 TRAILER. Ute - · two bedrOObii, 111 Locuol Ill•• . POUWiiOj, phone . . . . . • ~ Pets ForS.Ie tiCIINAUZ!D!S, Coders, !"oodles ... Weotleo 'Wldle ~ tiel'' allo breeding lloet. BarbJaa r.,...Js, CoolvUJe, 0.4f!D. ...... TRAILER SPACE, Ill ulllltleo ··~- ....... 156 lfulbert'f, llllt J 01' I p.m. Write P. 0 . !!Ox ·fli Pomeroy. 5211-lfc IDIIviDe-.a'IV. -...: t-tt«p WARM MORNING coal beater, also aaw ttmbor, C. B. DauBtao, Rt. 3, Pomeroy. 9-JS.ftp ' 5.55' Cdlt . . . . . -GUARAHI'E!DPHONE 992-2o94 I I tfo ,+freeEstllllitiS • Quilliy Olllit_l'ete · • c.tifled sw~ .........._..,. ...... . - ~ Baker Furniture. Middleport, Ohio. ? 21 tfo GREEN beiDI and peppers, bring eontalner, pick your SEWING MACIIINilS. repair own, f2 busbel. Jobn Cleek, service. all makeJ, WY tPortland, Pbone IU-2246, one 2284. Tile Fabric Shop, Pomball mlle below Ravenawoocl eroy. Aulhorl!ed Sl.,... Sal.. nnd Service. We !l1larpen Ferry. Scissors. 3-211-tfc 111115 VOLKSWAGEN ltalkln Wlo p, square bact mode~ ... ctGARE'i'TEvenillnw machines ..Uent coodltlon; motor II· >nd service. ABC Enterorlses. cellent condition. Clean bJ. Mason. W. Va. Ph0110 m-s513. side and out. New tires. Pbone 8-f.tfe --....... ..... .... t'OUR ROOM houae, bath and full sire ba......,t, hro lots. ·can 992-ll!ll'"diiYtlme, 119-''ii51 evenlngiJ. O.IU!p • MILK caw, Mvatle Santlm, Rt. I, Reedsvtlle, Pbooe 61'1· lrll. ~ - • QWcli S'arvlce • Flnlshlq ·. • Smi & Gruel -. DIAL 992-3284 .,.... Udl Ill dQ' ., .....,.,_ IM. •u• , ., Ill. H. RIIIM ~u. _ ... ._... _ __ ,....... ' GOEGLEIN GRAVEL LEGAL NOTICE WMPO Olcl .T{)~ Flats News BY MAY JOHNSTON Mr. and Mro. Lawrence Bush, 24 liBAD of caUie, 11 COWl, 7 Racine Route, were caUq on to froaben early apriDB, Mar· Rev. and Mro. John llllach. Mro. Sylvta CorPelter reeelv· vln SloM, Rulland, Oblo 9-Jt.Jtc: eel Word that her grauddiUihtor, Mr. IIIli Mrs. Jay Scoll Real Estlte For S•le ot Columbua, ware parema or a boby girl, born Sept. 14, weigh,, 0WUBN a 0WW 11111 6Jh pounds IIIli has boell MrL Paul - Oilra aud Frijlde, REALTY OIIIIP4NY named Sylvta Ann. Saturday, s.p. 14, 10 hl!p him . POMEROY <UIIIB TO · Mr. and Mro. Earnest Dixon celebrate hlo Coarlh birtllday, SHOPPING . - .. I* llor7 of New Brllllton. Penn., visited After pmea were played Mr~ · frame, 2 bedrooml, beth, some tile and pllllllllng, ps Door furuace. ft,JOO.OO TUPPERS PLAINS- JIB.MOD, ELED - I atoey !ramo, 2 bedroolftl, built In kltdlon, Ull Acres, A BVY AT ...-~ M. MIIJIJIJI.:pOJlT - U1E NB'IJ - IIi story, 3 beclraomo, belb, caiJ1neta In kftdJeu, full 11-. 11111111, patio, n1ee yard, aut o1 floodl f12 500 00 sRY cit.a..w> ~ • . William SWain, ~ - · vtattad Mr. IIIli Mrs. CArl Autheraon. Mr, IIIli MrL Jameo Dalley, Mr. and Mro. Hayeo Mc!fllrey, Mr. and Mrs. Jual!ll" Paulo7 aud flulltb', llclqo Black, lloan¥ ad Clay oUra, IDD of Mr. IDd . clae Raute, ca11ad ,. Mr, IDd Mrs. )faywood Jobnl1oll. . f Mr. IDd Mro. Tom Bumaldo IIIli dlullllter, POIIW'oJ',caBadCII her parents, Mr. and MrL ...,.. • ruce Jobufllllllllli flulltb'. Mr. John Corno1l ~ frtond of Ellll LlWJpOQI, Mr. Fr1Dk Con1811, local, ca8ad 011 Mr. IDd Mrs. )faywood Johnt1ua, Mr. ind MrL Pearl Ra'lltherno caBad on Mr. and MrL DiUCII Taylor. • • •• -. ~~~~i~~~~~ -..•• l<eeoing Mei~ Gollio and · ·,Mason · Area lnfor,med 'As Well As Enterl(:iiittd . liOIIBI'B'ITI!l .... mn... "'•m --- I JT 1Ant _. --'" er'lllesMt? Clll • I .1 • • tie ., I II li ' DICK TRACY ••• ·~ •,; ___ .... __ -)tf'•...... .•., ·----. , . . :.y:' ' ....... .; " .', ;::"] ......... .. =..,.,,......... .. . ... .......... LEGAL :-NOtiCE . . . .... ~ ! - ..' ,( ULII ...... .. . . ol -.·· • ..... . :ciliiiii:!_ . . . . . . . . . . . n"Q' . . !ffl' "'! - IQ ....... _ _ . c . . • I . ~u ·'a ' =~,. ..... · ..... ' '· ~ .• .,. . '~II ....~~ · ."•-. ."l: ft.t(i..~ ................ . .............. _..,, . ., . "·. ·lilli:f//11 - .... .... ., . I ..... , J -,. ..-...--=... , ·--~ =~ '·~-· ........ ,..""'-· ' .......... aCWI , • .,. .' ..DAI~Y •«tri II. .: ·.J.,G.._,,•. >1' ~ REALTY r Mr. IDd Mro. HD11181" Icenhower. . Oura•ervad oake IDd tee cream. Mr. HIIII'J AulheriiOO,Newark, Mr. 8Dd MrL H-..1 llallO¥, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Aulher· ~e, vtoltad Mr. IDd MrL 8011, BeverJ,y, Mr, and Mra. liar- Je10 Ptckena SUIIday. ley Keyoe, Pataskala, Mra. Ju- · Mr. IDd MrL ilallay, Mr. IIIli · nlor llall, 1011 Rielly, Portllllli, Mro. Pickens, ICICII, Mr, aud IIIli Leota Blreb, IOCII, IIIli Mr. Mrs. Clarence Beaver of 1"'- llallO¥, and Dolo Law.oon, local, vtalte<t Mr. IIIli Mro. Boy PowoU and famtl,)'. Nl4le Sheeyl and 'l'tlnuJql Roaabeitpo, Vleid and Cor! J~ vlllt,. HOBSTETTEI Gl!IO. • Dall~ry , ....., -.-. o.- : •.n Aucm)NIID c.plile ...... STEREO RADIO, eomblnatlon Am CONDITIONING Refrlprunit with AM lr FM radio, 4 aUon service. Jack's Relrtg. speaker IOUIId ll)'llem. 4 eratkm, New Haven. ltone opeed, dual volume control, aaz.zm. 4 a tto beautiful maple COJIIIOie. Alsume paymentoof $II or 114.8'1, READY • MIX concrete dellv· LEGAL NOTICE call IIU2la. t-:«c erecl right to your proJeet. Fast 811d eui. Free 0111S'I'ERE().RADIO .....to, 4 mateo. Pllooe 99W284, Goeg. ..... ef ...,. L. Allllli' ...._. Opeed lntermiied cbanJer, duNetlllt .. .._..,. .,._ tblt ... leln Ready • Ml• Co., Mlddl.. moaa Yfltbr ol ...._, lottlt I. al volume control. 4 speaker port, Ohio. I 1D tfc .... ...... thllJ ..... ......... .A.IImiiD sound syotem, lovely walnut tntfb: ol b ...... ot Burr L A.D.. ...,..... lata ., . . . .. Oldo. flnlah. Payments of $5 p e r BUDGET PR'iCB fllmlture on J.oale L lhlll e..a&J•. GIIIL credftoJW ............... 1111 ...... IDOIIth or $51.14, caU iiiS4IIt our third Door budget oboo. ' 'laiiM wtUI llldli 0 2 rp Wltllla POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy I'OIIEROY - 5 room frame, mi111ature, 175 and up. Stud ollower, baaemenl, convenient. aa XL FORD - - l e , oervlc:e and groomtna. Pbooe .o\oklnjl $1100.110 Cood tbope. Five oew linll. 19U4U. II S tie · MIDDU!PORT- 7 room bome, can •sac. bath, pa ~. full boleAKC Golden Rotrlever puppies, lllelll, Dloo comer lot ou1 of :181 zm ZAG e<JIIIOie MWini 521 Aab St., Mlddleporl. 911hJch ...... fl4,1100.110 lllldllne. 'nils madllne 5443. 11-:tl-tlc If AClUIII - a I'OOIDI, 4 bedbuttonboleo, darns, omb., ...... roomo, IIi llotba, full buenosramo. many faDcy de- KENNEBEC Polatoos, Charles meot, 2nd boule, bu I ,_,.; oJcna. Tob over peymonlll ol . llllton, Portland. Jl.-1< 2 banu, mlnerall, m . . • per ...,th or pay ballnce road........ due $4U2. WUI diiiOIIIIIII for I'OTATOES, WATERMELONS, llliiM OR VliiGIL TIW'OIID cab. Call 911-21138. t-21-11< piJone lfl.:a54 Clareace Prof. ·-~ fill, Portlaud. Jl.ll.llc AfiiOCIA'I'IQJ 8YIAru!B STEREO RADIO 1:01Db1nstio11, ~ lovely walnut llnllb, .4-tpeed FARM, 32\lt ACRES, a room 8SR automatiC clwnpr, PlY boUle, balb, goa beat, fire. POMEROY • 11AR111S0NVJLLB • per ...,tit or· balanoe due place, drtBed weD, IOOd buildII*, - IIGry frlme, three . .... CaUIII-:1111. ....., Ings. Bam equipped for Grade bedroom.o, bath, nice lot, f1lll A milk. With w wltboulllrm • I I menl, llodDay Downlnc, JUST TAKEN IN, 1111 stereo equipment. Jlowman'o Run or lrrWr, Pirone •:aa. All 1r PM ndlo mJIIOie, bf& Forest Run Road, Lee Jolm. 4-tpeed au!D1114tle cbqer, ,__;_ Nl«e son, Rt. I, Racine. Pllooe k1Yel7 walnul flnllll. Take 149-2246. t-IJ.tfe lnsur~nce over pa,_ o1 por A.ll'tl'lrriOIIIIIII0111JIJLI Jnaarw . _ IIIDIIIh ., ..., ..._ dae f!IUI. WID dltcntPI lw cab. HALF' RUNNER ....... a.arlol C111 •1111. UUI~ IDlton. Portland. t-1H411: ..... ...... c. c. lllUDibRD SIX ROOM HOUBB and tine Ioili, caU ·Jacob Tumer. I'll. 992-31181. NUip --- ....,l!loned, - Colll>lote COD IIP2-9905 ·614-e92-Zl81 62 CHEVY' II . • . . . . .. .. •.. .. .......•.. $699. Hardtop Qle. Local owner car, red tlnlsh, std. trans., qd1G, ~ Notice SHOOTING remGdelad IDd 1n· ttcili',, Out ol IIi·~•. CaU Polnero~ . 63 CHEVROLET . Sqler Sport 1'00111 • 2 bedfoom - price. ! · 11 .............., tb .......,.... . ···One 7 65 GMC PICKUP .••••••... . ....•.. .• ••. $1195' 8 ft. Fleetslde. Good ttreo, 6 cyL erwtne. Boloor market .... · - ,... JenriU -...... ce..,..,tc · ·',. CAWE wHIMt """' .. Pomeroy ·Motor Co. ., ··r,,.~ -~ . ·' !· .. . J.Jfot •·,~ , tll<iP'J ., . prlll· ··=1 ' , tO..A"·'Hrnt ' lrliio .Copllal .' Jt.~ue l:t:'POUOX ···~"' lii.Gnek . SSWO.RD 18.~ I ,~ ~r 1lo7 ••• CJamcor. .• ll.Giot . �· t·.I·TTLE.. · '·H·. \ , 1, . ' ·> ' . • ' I , -....................... -·.................... ............ .. . ........ ........ . -............................. ............... _........ •• • .~- ' .. ~ • ' ~ '· .. WAft M ............................ ...., ...... , .... IIIPOIMiATIOit ""W'u~ .,... ..., ........... TM .......... ..,. . . " """ ·----.,.., ............. ... . .................. . .............. ..,........ c-. . . . ....,. ' ,, . ,.... ..,.. ................. ..... INIII ,... wlttllll 11 . _ CARD Ofl TMANIU a NITUAIY ,.·',.• , ........... OPPICI HOVU ........ lrtt ,..., ..,., '~ ~ ~- te_ 1MI .... ....,..... ..,. . . • . .....•......•... $699 · Cot;te. VS engine, 4 speed trans., radio. OI'IN IVIS. 1:00 '.M. I'OMeROY, OHIO Sunday, . 8epl. 211, 12 to 4. llaml, bao.... llall of bOfl. SboliW>s ... For Rent For S.le Jy. lluliJnd Amerlcau Loll'"' F'URNISHED and unfurnlshed BROWNING 12 Bause luU dloU Home. 9-2W1c apartments. Close to school. shotgun, ventlllated llghta and Phone IIIU434. 10.11-tfe rib; fired only II times, DO BAND EVERY Friday and Sat· seral<hea or blemisbes ol auy urdLy at Jacl<'s Club ou liar· ldncl; also Wlnebeater pump rllonvU!e Road off Rt. 7. F l'R~ISHED GARAGE apartment on Lincoln Hill. Utllltlel 12 gauge ahofcun, modllled Counll)l 11111Slc by Gayle Mcpaid; adults only. Phone tmchoke, fired twice, new; DO Donald and bll Drlflers. mt. S-19-lfc acral<hea or bleml.obes. Phone J.JS.,IIo HELEN'S Beauty Shop penna- TRAILER LOTS, Bob's MobUe Coort. Syracu!le, ObJo on State nen! wave special sept. Ill Rt. IZI, Phone Bln-21151. II.• JU8h Oct. 5. Regular fl5 11-11-tfo for $115(), fU.SO for flO, flO lor f3.50. Phone lm-2190 ask for Helen or Judy. J.J5.61c FURNISHED TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT. Middleport, · phone m-3874 . &-0-tfo RUMMAGE SALE, Friday and Saturday, 8 am to 5 pm, In Elberfeld bulldiDg nut 1o TRAILER SPACE, ready to hook up, private. plenty of In Pomeroy, Sponsored room lor children to play. by Ladles Auxlllary of tile Phone m-'1804. 11-14-tfc Bashan Fire Dept. 9-25-Stc ,. •' r w /. ' •. r lt. ·, ..~~', ''l··· ~~ "·' IF YOU are bot and feeling FIRST FLOOR furn!Jbed apart.. ment, adults, 212 SOUth Plflb mean, Ave., Middleport, phone 8tiJ. Ita aU because your car a1n 't 5435. cleau. ..... ~ FIVE ROOM bome, bath. floor, In ~. Out 1!1 hJch water. Partly flmlblllod If dellred: Phone . llz..ISI. Pomtroy MotOr Co• MATCH 9-:IZ-tfc - · aak for Wally. 9-24-llc Transistor Radios 6 Trans . · · · · · · · · · • 6.99 8 Trans. • ••••••••• 7.99 10 Trans .••.•••••• -7.99 12 Trans ............9.91 ,f Banll Tran1lstor Ra41o 15 Trans . ····· • • • ·49.95 Walkl• Talkies • • • -S.t 9.98 Intercoms, Two Station 12.95 ants Budget Shop 108 W, Moln· 992-5196 Po~Mroy Auction ANTIQVE AucrJON THE UNDERSIGNED will of. Try our ...,. Au!Dmtiolor lor sale at pubUc auctlou Mason car Wllb. 9-111-«c FOUR ROOM HOUSE, bath 1 at tile bome of tile late coal furnace, call 7411-51U, George H. Kennedy, 7110 Weal 1-a«p FOR TRAD&-ealb ftr auMain Street, Pomeroy, Oblo, ttquos. Willllm 8amm, MJd. located juat below tile Pont· dleporl. ....... ForS.Ie eroy-Mason Bridge, on Satur· FALL CLEARANCE ON AIAJM. day, tbe 28th day of SeptemWILL DO lOWing at bome lNUM FlSHJNG BOATS, 10, ber, 1968, beginning at ton . lippen, pockets, pegging. 12, u loot. Klnjjobury Boat o'clock A.M., the pa-sonal alterations, ole. Salol, on CouDiy Road 11. . property owned l!Y_~ H. 'nlabet; Muon, ... mll&"weot of Rt. S3, phone Kennedy, consi8tlng In part 7'13-5651. 4-!0·tfo of the folloq: Gao stove, -· 0.15-ltle Frigidaire refrigerator, leleREPAIR, REFINI8H, recondi- FARM. Approrlmately l7S aovtalon, klteben table and 4 tion golf clubs, John Teaftrd. res, two story bouae, bam, chain, kltcl!en cupboard, Dve 9-2UIIIp etc., aU bulldlngo In poor over..tuffed chain, davencoudltion, located In Rutland port, coffee table, cupboards, township, Melp County, c:all Helo Wanted aud many Antiques, chain, Middleport 992-2181 after 5 cupboards, tables, stands, W~.ITRESS. Apply In peroon. p.m. 9-ll..tfc Cftlw'o Steak Rouse. 9-:ao,eu, marble stands, pleturetl, plotaro frames, beds, chesta, 1WO nice rolling bulidlng lola dre88er, 1114DY table Iampo, In Arbaugil'o Second SubdiviGoue with the Wind, braaa and sion, Tuppm Plalna. Water glaaa, Iampo. vases, m a n y Middle Aced Man tap Included. Also 1110 of au acpltebers, punch bowl wIt h To Work On re. EapeclaUy nice lot, ~ glaaaes, bobnaD glasa, caudle ty of everBneos. I* Aereo stlds, compotes, fruit dishes, Poultry Farm &ood bulldlnc lot In colllllry. cake stands, lamp lbades, ·Paid Vocation, AU prioed reasonably. Also goblets, milk glass. cut glaoa, Good Wa1••• Plua BonUI 3 p>lnl hitd> rear IIIOUIIl pia~ lnltt bowl, some Carnival House Availa.le form 1Ift for tractor, powor glass, jan, bra10 bells, and Apply In p.,•on takeoff pulley for Ford TraoIII4DY articles. '"'" decedent Lancaster tor, weldacl atoeJ trud< .... was In the Antique buolneao. opy lor tarpaulin, for abort Poultry Farm and Ill of tile above Items bed, several for must be sold for settlement Ford tractor, new upper IIDit; W•llfH To Buy of his estate. lor Ford tractor, several. AUCI'. NOTE: 'nils Is a large 10 OR 12 ACRES near bi8bdlimney linen, •arlous obes, sale consisting of a lew unway. Hn. CArl A. Young, lot of l-InCh sewer We. Gor· WIIJal Items. Please bring 1 ISIIJ Lodtl st., Airou, Ohio don H. C81dwell, Tuppers chllr and enjoy tho oale. MJ. Phone 711-00. Plains, pbone Coolville fl'l. Lunch w111 be served by tbe 9-18-tlp 393$. 0-INic Clmrcb. AN'I'IQUES. fumltaro, dilbol. Tenns: Cash In hand day of SAVE BIG. Do your own rug miJ<ellaneous. Hn. Howud Sale. aud upholstery clelllling with Cedi, 1011 w. Main st., Jlome. S!Rned: Clyde 1!1 Kennedy; Blue Lustre. Ron! eledrle Executor of tbe Eltate of ""· 1-25-Ue sbampooer. Bater Furniture. Goorre Kennedv. Deceaoed O.:D.ete BI!.O.IIFORD AUCI'ION CO. For S.le or Tr.de 'WI IN'I'EIINATIONAL 'l'ruck, 19&8 TIUUMPJ! Cob mot.oreyele Racine, Oblo, Pb. JM9..SDI. t-22-11< 4 lpeod, llo ton, 1984 Oleiiolet ZOO CC, ractna gean, nma 1117 Olryoler N.., Yorker, air real 8ood, $1111. CaU Jlarrl. ForS.te - --- HELP WANTED --- - . .. pont brakes, 1167 Mnlfmg, e cyl. I speed, 1161 Jkdck, 4 dotr llli<Jmatic, - -brakes, flftiD!'!nl ..aUable. Pbone _ , of. . . 5 Jllll Pllooe 8ft.5741. 9-J4.1fc lnl. - 1 f For S.le or Rent • 10 TRAILER. Ute - · two bedrOObii, 111 Locuol Ill•• . POUWiiOj, phone . . . . . • ~ Pets ForS.Ie tiCIINAUZ!D!S, Coders, !"oodles ... Weotleo 'Wldle ~ tiel'' allo breeding lloet. BarbJaa r.,...Js, CoolvUJe, 0.4f!D. ...... TRAILER SPACE, Ill ulllltleo ··~- ....... 156 lfulbert'f, llllt J 01' I p.m. Write P. 0 . !!Ox ·fli Pomeroy. 5211-lfc IDIIviDe-.a'IV. -...: t-tt«p WARM MORNING coal beater, also aaw ttmbor, C. B. DauBtao, Rt. 3, Pomeroy. 9-JS.ftp ' 5.55' Cdlt . . . . . -GUARAHI'E!DPHONE 992-2o94 I I tfo ,+freeEstllllitiS • Quilliy Olllit_l'ete · • c.tifled sw~ .........._..,. ...... . - ~ Baker Furniture. Middleport, Ohio. ? 21 tfo GREEN beiDI and peppers, bring eontalner, pick your SEWING MACIIINilS. repair own, f2 busbel. Jobn Cleek, service. all makeJ, WY tPortland, Pbone IU-2246, one 2284. Tile Fabric Shop, Pomball mlle below Ravenawoocl eroy. Aulhorl!ed Sl.,... Sal.. nnd Service. We !l1larpen Ferry. Scissors. 3-211-tfc 111115 VOLKSWAGEN ltalkln Wlo p, square bact mode~ ... ctGARE'i'TEvenillnw machines ..Uent coodltlon; motor II· >nd service. ABC Enterorlses. cellent condition. Clean bJ. Mason. W. Va. Ph0110 m-s513. side and out. New tires. Pbone 8-f.tfe --....... ..... .... t'OUR ROOM houae, bath and full sire ba......,t, hro lots. ·can 992-ll!ll'"diiYtlme, 119-''ii51 evenlngiJ. O.IU!p • MILK caw, Mvatle Santlm, Rt. I, Reedsvtlle, Pbooe 61'1· lrll. ~ - • QWcli S'arvlce • Flnlshlq ·. • Smi & Gruel -. DIAL 992-3284 .,.... Udl Ill dQ' ., .....,.,_ IM. •u• , ., Ill. H. RIIIM ~u. _ ... ._... _ __ ,....... ' GOEGLEIN GRAVEL LEGAL NOTICE WMPO Olcl .T{)~ Flats News BY MAY JOHNSTON Mr. and Mro. Lawrence Bush, 24 liBAD of caUie, 11 COWl, 7 Racine Route, were caUq on to froaben early apriDB, Mar· Rev. and Mro. John llllach. Mro. Sylvta CorPelter reeelv· vln SloM, Rulland, Oblo 9-Jt.Jtc: eel Word that her grauddiUihtor, Mr. IIIli Mrs. Jay Scoll Real Estlte For S•le ot Columbua, ware parema or a boby girl, born Sept. 14, weigh,, 0WUBN a 0WW 11111 6Jh pounds IIIli has boell MrL Paul - Oilra aud Frijlde, REALTY OIIIIP4NY named Sylvta Ann. Saturday, s.p. 14, 10 hl!p him . POMEROY <UIIIB TO · Mr. and Mro. Earnest Dixon celebrate hlo Coarlh birtllday, SHOPPING . - .. I* llor7 of New Brllllton. Penn., visited After pmea were played Mr~ · frame, 2 bedrooml, beth, some tile and pllllllllng, ps Door furuace. ft,JOO.OO TUPPERS PLAINS- JIB.MOD, ELED - I atoey !ramo, 2 bedroolftl, built In kltdlon, Ull Acres, A BVY AT ...-~ M. MIIJIJIJI.:pOJlT - U1E NB'IJ - IIi story, 3 beclraomo, belb, caiJ1neta In kftdJeu, full 11-. 11111111, patio, n1ee yard, aut o1 floodl f12 500 00 sRY cit.a..w> ~ • . William SWain, ~ - · vtattad Mr. IIIli Mrs. CArl Autheraon. Mr, IIIli MrL Jameo Dalley, Mr. and Mro. Hayeo Mc!fllrey, Mr. and Mrs. Jual!ll" Paulo7 aud flulltb', llclqo Black, lloan¥ ad Clay oUra, IDD of Mr. IDd . clae Raute, ca11ad ,. Mr, IDd Mrs. )faywood Jobnl1oll. . f Mr. IDd Mro. Tom Bumaldo IIIli dlullllter, POIIW'oJ',caBadCII her parents, Mr. and MrL ...,.. • ruce Jobufllllllllli flulltb'. Mr. John Corno1l ~ frtond of Ellll LlWJpOQI, Mr. Fr1Dk Con1811, local, ca8ad 011 Mr. IDd Mrs. )faywood Johnt1ua, Mr. ind MrL Pearl Ra'lltherno caBad on Mr. and MrL DiUCII Taylor. • • •• -. ~~~~i~~~~~ -..•• l<eeoing Mei~ Gollio and · ·,Mason · Area lnfor,med 'As Well As Enterl(:iiittd . liOIIBI'B'ITI!l .... mn... "'•m --- I JT 1Ant _. --'" er'lllesMt? Clll • I .1 • • tie ., I II li ' DICK TRACY ••• ·~ •,; ___ .... __ -)tf'•...... .•., ·----. , . . :.y:' ' ....... .; " .', ;::"] ......... .. =..,.,,......... .. . ... .......... LEGAL :-NOtiCE . . . .... ~ ! - ..' ,( ULII ...... .. . . ol -.·· • ..... . :ciliiiii:!_ . . . . . . . . . . . n"Q' . . !ffl' "'! - IQ ....... _ _ . c . . • I . ~u ·'a ' =~,. ..... · ..... ' '· ~ .• .,. . '~II ....~~ · ."•-. ."l: ft.t(i..~ ................ . .............. _..,, . ., . "·. ·lilli:f//11 - .... .... ., . I ..... , J -,. ..-...--=... , ·--~ =~ '·~-· ........ ,..""'-· ' .......... aCWI , • .,. .' ..DAI~Y •«tri II. .: ·.J.,G.._,,•. >1' ~ REALTY r Mr. IDd Mro. HD11181" Icenhower. . Oura•ervad oake IDd tee cream. Mr. HIIII'J AulheriiOO,Newark, Mr. 8Dd MrL H-..1 llallO¥, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Aulher· ~e, vtoltad Mr. IDd MrL 8011, BeverJ,y, Mr, and Mra. liar- Je10 Ptckena SUIIday. ley Keyoe, Pataskala, Mra. Ju- · Mr. IDd MrL ilallay, Mr. IIIli · nlor llall, 1011 Rielly, Portllllli, Mro. Pickens, ICICII, Mr, aud IIIli Leota Blreb, IOCII, IIIli Mr. Mrs. Clarence Beaver of 1"'- llallO¥, and Dolo Law.oon, local, vtalte<t Mr. IIIli Mro. Boy PowoU and famtl,)'. Nl4le Sheeyl and 'l'tlnuJql Roaabeitpo, Vleid and Cor! J~ vlllt,. HOBSTETTEI Gl!IO. • Dall~ry , ....., -.-. o.- : •.n Aucm)NIID c.plile ...... STEREO RADIO, eomblnatlon Am CONDITIONING Refrlprunit with AM lr FM radio, 4 aUon service. Jack's Relrtg. speaker IOUIId ll)'llem. 4 eratkm, New Haven. ltone opeed, dual volume control, aaz.zm. 4 a tto beautiful maple COJIIIOie. Alsume paymentoof $II or 114.8'1, READY • MIX concrete dellv· LEGAL NOTICE call IIU2la. t-:«c erecl right to your proJeet. Fast 811d eui. Free 0111S'I'ERE().RADIO .....to, 4 mateo. Pllooe 99W284, Goeg. ..... ef ...,. L. Allllli' ...._. Opeed lntermiied cbanJer, duNetlllt .. .._..,. .,._ tblt ... leln Ready • Ml• Co., Mlddl.. moaa Yfltbr ol ...._, lottlt I. al volume control. 4 speaker port, Ohio. I 1D tfc .... ...... thllJ ..... ......... .A.IImiiD sound syotem, lovely walnut tntfb: ol b ...... ot Burr L A.D.. ...,..... lata ., . . . .. Oldo. flnlah. Payments of $5 p e r BUDGET PR'iCB fllmlture on J.oale L lhlll e..a&J•. GIIIL credftoJW ............... 1111 ...... IDOIIth or $51.14, caU iiiS4IIt our third Door budget oboo. ' 'laiiM wtUI llldli 0 2 rp Wltllla POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy I'OIIEROY - 5 room frame, mi111ature, 175 and up. Stud ollower, baaemenl, convenient. aa XL FORD - - l e , oervlc:e and groomtna. Pbooe .o\oklnjl $1100.110 Cood tbope. Five oew linll. 19U4U. II S tie · MIDDU!PORT- 7 room bome, can •sac. bath, pa ~. full boleAKC Golden Rotrlever puppies, lllelll, Dloo comer lot ou1 of :181 zm ZAG e<JIIIOie MWini 521 Aab St., Mlddleporl. 911hJch ...... fl4,1100.110 lllldllne. 'nils madllne 5443. 11-:tl-tlc If AClUIII - a I'OOIDI, 4 bedbuttonboleo, darns, omb., ...... roomo, IIi llotba, full buenosramo. many faDcy de- KENNEBEC Polatoos, Charles meot, 2nd boule, bu I ,_,.; oJcna. Tob over peymonlll ol . llllton, Portland. Jl.-1< 2 banu, mlnerall, m . . • per ...,th or pay ballnce road........ due $4U2. WUI diiiOIIIIIII for I'OTATOES, WATERMELONS, llliiM OR VliiGIL TIW'OIID cab. Call 911-21138. t-21-11< piJone lfl.:a54 Clareace Prof. ·-~ fill, Portlaud. Jl.ll.llc AfiiOCIA'I'IQJ 8YIAru!B STEREO RADIO 1:01Db1nstio11, ~ lovely walnut llnllb, .4-tpeed FARM, 32\lt ACRES, a room 8SR automatiC clwnpr, PlY boUle, balb, goa beat, fire. POMEROY • 11AR111S0NVJLLB • per ...,tit or· balanoe due place, drtBed weD, IOOd buildII*, - IIGry frlme, three . .... CaUIII-:1111. ....., Ings. Bam equipped for Grade bedroom.o, bath, nice lot, f1lll A milk. With w wltboulllrm • I I menl, llodDay Downlnc, JUST TAKEN IN, 1111 stereo equipment. Jlowman'o Run or lrrWr, Pirone •:aa. All 1r PM ndlo mJIIOie, bf& Forest Run Road, Lee Jolm. 4-tpeed au!D1114tle cbqer, ,__;_ Nl«e son, Rt. I, Racine. Pllooe k1Yel7 walnul flnllll. Take 149-2246. t-IJ.tfe lnsur~nce over pa,_ o1 por A.ll'tl'lrriOIIIIIII0111JIJLI Jnaarw . _ IIIDIIIh ., ..., ..._ dae f!IUI. WID dltcntPI lw cab. HALF' RUNNER ....... a.arlol C111 •1111. UUI~ IDlton. Portland. t-1H411: ..... ...... c. c. lllUDibRD SIX ROOM HOUBB and tine Ioili, caU ·Jacob Tumer. I'll. 992-31181. NUip --- ....,l!loned, - Colll>lote COD IIP2-9905 ·614-e92-Zl81 62 CHEVY' II . • . . . . .. .. •.. .. .......•.. $699. Hardtop Qle. Local owner car, red tlnlsh, std. trans., qd1G, ~ Notice SHOOTING remGdelad IDd 1n· ttcili',, Out ol IIi·~•. CaU Polnero~ . 63 CHEVROLET . Sqler Sport 1'00111 • 2 bedfoom - price. ! · 11 .............., tb .......,.... . ···One 7 65 GMC PICKUP .••••••... . ....•.. .• ••. $1195' 8 ft. Fleetslde. Good ttreo, 6 cyL erwtne. Boloor market .... · - ,... JenriU -...... ce..,..,tc · ·',. CAWE wHIMt """' .. Pomeroy ·Motor Co. ., ··r,,.~ -~ . ·' !· .. . J.Jfot •·,~ , tll<iP'J ., . prlll· ··=1 ' , tO..A"·'Hrnt ' lrliio .Copllal .' Jt.~ue l:t:'POUOX ···~"' lii.Gnek . SSWO.RD 18.~ I ,~ ~r 1lo7 ••• CJamcor. .• ll.Giot . �·J·~·· tric'f.' Conven tion ' 1 ,• • ,~~ ~ ,. ~ •'•I ·'• " ·: ' ' .J I, ' ' ·' Plana Cor lht district conver>o lion to be IIOid at the Middleport boll 01! Oe~ 1 beglnnins at 2 p. m. were made when the statt and of'flcers of Meigs Temple, Pythian Sisters, met M~ nipt at the home or Mrs. PhUip Meinhart. ~uxlllary or Feeney-BonnettPoat 128, Ainerlcan Letllon. The ....,. Ins oesslm wiU c011vene at 7:30 p, m. Mn. ~aul Zirkle and Mrs. Horace MeElhlme,y thanked the club Cor Oowers durins their recent lllnesses. Named as host.- lt was noted that the dinner for the convention will be served at 5:30 p.m. by the Ladies esses for the October meeting were Mrs. Betty Spencer and Mrs. Richard OWens. Mrs. Karl OWen gave a medi- Parents Announce tation entitled "Golden Gates." Games were played with prizes Marriage of June being won by Mrs. Ben Neutzling, Mrs. Alfred Biggs, Mrs. Owens, and Mrs. Spencer. 'Ille The marriage of Karen sue Jarrell to Michael Alexander WUlooo Is being IUIIlOUIICed by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wiley OUrs of Racine. The ceremony wu performed in Columbus, Ohio, June 29, 1968. The bridegroom le the son or door prize was won by Mrs. Biggs. Mrs. Meinhart and Mrs • Zirlde, the assisting hostess, served salad and sandwiches duri~ a social hour. ' PLAN RUMMAGE SALE A twnmage sale will be held Friday aOO saturday in the El- Mr. snd Mrs. William A. Wlll- berfeld building next to the L 0011 <l North MlJunL and Z in Pomeroy by the Ladies Aller a wedding trip througll Auxiliary of the Bashan Fire De~n hours will be mal<ini their home In North Mi- from 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. on both ami, Fla. days. tbe South, the newlyweds are partment. "• J'tJCJ·rll' 1&111~~ ~ :~oter.-·· Is Wed on;/A.u ust J~7 ' ' ,. ' I ' ;•I'''<' . Youth Meeting Held on Sunday - In a candlellgltt oeremolQ> at the Wealeyau OIUToh or Elyria, MJu Juanita Jane Dozerorowos- the Rev. and Mrs, Charles E. Dozer ot Langsville, Route 1, and the bridegroom Is the 0011 of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Thatcher of Elyria. The wedding was an event of August 17, at 2:30 In tho llller- . The bride's father, assisted by the Re•. Clrloa L. F1etcller, performed tile double ring ceremony. Baskets of white mums and gladioli Oanlted by se•en-branch candelabra, palms. ard other I I I I I I I I I I preceding the ceremony was presented by Mr. John Bowman ol OWosso, Mich. and Miss Sharon Downey, music instructor ol Owosso College. Selecti01l5 included "Wectilng Prayer" by Dunlap, Bitgoo:l's "The Great-est of These Is Love," ai'Ki Ma~ '' featured the pearls also. The bride's chapel-length train attached at the r;houlder was bordered with a lace and pearl overlay. Her fioor-le~ veil. of silk illusion was attached to a seed pearl leaf and lace petal plateau and she carried an ann bouquet of pink and white lo'*"stenuned roses. Moss green arxJ tuchia pink gowns were worn by the bride's attendants. Miss Rom& Mace of carroll served as the maid of honor ao::l the bridesmaids were Mrs. Jerry Weidner, Lancaster; Miss Margo Grate, Marion; Miss Marlene Brugger, 0 w o s s o, Mic;h.; ao:J Miss Karen Lan:Us, Ashland. INGELS El.ch of the attendants wore bow h~ieces with veils to match their gownS, and carried ann bouquets of white carna- tions tied with ribbons to match. Mr. Charles Lyons or Owosso, Mich., was ~st man for the bridegrOOI'l, anrl tile ushers were Mr. Floyd Msrtln, W.r. Uoyd MEIGS THEATRE I I loll!. AND MRS. THATCHER I I Miller, Mr. Gary Emerson aD1 tended moom - carroll High I Mr. Charles Thatcher, Jr., all S<honl and graduated ll"om Rut- I land· High S<honlln 1967. At Rutland she was a member of the o! ElyrlL Miss Tammy Dozer, cousin of the bride, in a tuchia pink gown with whiteaccessorte.s, was the flower girL Her headpiece was a small bow with vent~ to match her gown and she carried a ba1ket or rose petals. David Dozer, cousin of the bride, was the ring bearer. For her daughter's weddif1t, Mrs. Dozer was in a turquoise lace gown, length, with white she wore white accessories and a corsage of white carnations. Mrs. 11tatcher wore a mint green brocade gown with beige accessories and a corsage of yellow carrations. A reception honoring tl;le co.r _pie was held In the S&lvation Army Hall at Elyria immediately Col· lowing the ceremony, with over 200 guests attendillllo A tiered wedding cake tqJped with Future Homemakers of Amerl· ca, the Future Teachers of America, the Dnmatics Club, and the Girls Athletic Association. She plans to contiooe her studies at Owosso Cdlege thl& fall, and I• presently OJI1lloyed by the General Telephone Co. of Mlohlgan. Mr. Thatcher graduated from Elyria High School and Is a aoor senior ministerial student at Owosso College and vice pre- sident of the Student CouncU. The COLIJle resides at 327 West William st. at Owosso. Mich. the traditional miniature bride and groom with candelabra on either side centered the servirw table. The bride's table tea- YOURS, MINE AND OURS LucUle Ball • Henry Fonda (Tochnlcolor) COLORCARTOONS: Coolbaby: Ill not Dry: or Follne Bonda&o ! Elberfelds ·- I ••••••••••••••••·,-·, ••••••••••-••••~·~ '.<~ .' withthe ''0"' ,,, roo Complete SO· pc. ser.ou lo r 8 J ' ........ ~ '' ~· . .,.,..,., . ..... .-·· . " ·~· ,····· - · "' 1 '. ' '""""~ '""'" ..."'""'"''.'' .,.··•'" , ... ···" ..... ....' ........ ...... ..... . , - ... · tool '"ltiUi oMo•• "' <fl CDIII'A"I __::::::=;;;::::..._ ___ ,____ _ ::::..· , I ', ~ :s•e • 1Ml """"' ..... ......._ I 'I I I ! I l ~-----------------------------J I t ' \ 111 united Preas Internal!mll ,__W-ASHINGTON GQ,VERNMEN:r mo\'OCI Wednesday to save : w 1 1era ln 28 statu· $19 mUUon a year by extemlng prtee cell~ · tunlau ~coli ill southern UiuloliiiO. Federal POorer .Commiselon, ill ordering tho. ceUiqra, ex· ; to the aoutl>oLoulslaN area the rate precedents set by tho Per:' ~ I!IIID Order of1965, whlchwas..,holdlast May by the Sq>reme • .Ccilrl.' Ohio wasloeloded In the Uot or 28 otates whloh wonld by .. ;: *r .. -11!E sa•• - .: 11ti·rb structure. PT. PLEASANT - Ao>roxi· mately 300 persons stiaoded the ribbon cutting snd graDd q>en· log or Tiny' a Foodland No. 3 1n Henderson Wednesday morn- . log. Mrs. Belva Mae Farley, man- ; : :.tQt,:"-s .,, t .. ,•• •-•tool . tbey're 81 JOUf OldiiiiiOblle deoler'o right now. CepUveti_nli ca" like Utla alklew Della 88 florale -J011118moblle Utlnk[ltg In a big, bMo.otlful p~g• . , 8portleo .looking vinyl top,,!h81'a JOUIISIIIPII.. , ·· . ' . ' ~~. ; ,.: dy L ' snd cmtlnuod snd a lltti< warmer. vehicle, Damy Alton Edmllftd. tomoy Bernard Fultz, ruled that 1011, 34, Ellinger, K,y., weroruab- Yates' death resulted Crom a eel to Veteran• Memorial Roll· broken neck. Thevictimalaosuspita! by Middleport E-ll '"lied· ta1ned a brcken left leg. men. givenemergencytreatmeot, Botb vehicle& were demoUsb· snd sdndtted.1be Pomeroy squad ed, acoordlng to illerlJf Harten· wsa oo amther run at the time bach snd OSP Ptl. E. J. SheEts, Edwards Rd., Norwood, Ohio. the aecldent occurred, 110 Mid- aoalsted the Investigation. Combs and a passenger In hil dlep0l1 waa summoned. The deceased was born at New Combo sustained a lra<tured Markel, V•., the son or the late left thigh, multiple raclallacer- John O!rtla snd Mlnnle Lee ' .· . . ~= Gary ~-~.!i ~}V~l. adona, a po11lble facial fracture Y~s. He was also preceded In uri.zzle dazzle trlzzle frazzle" Wednesday .- some supporting polities and ~enaed hlm to a Wallace, others backing Sen. crou~ touring -te. (Continnad on Page6) Nixon. in Seattle and Denver, =:--:=::~:-":l::::::::::::~:=::::::::::::::::.~:::::::·· ... • 118id the United states had deoilned In power and tnrluence under tho Johnloo administration !rom the high oeao to the notlm'a eepltalltllelf. · In Seattle, he called c:urrent naval pollctea a Hlhocldng deemploalls or our national marWmb effort." ATLANTA {UPI) - New York Melli' Manager Gllllod· ges was recelving oxygen uoff m" today, and there was uno change trom last night," according to officials at the hospital where Hodges Is reooverlns from a heart attack. Hospital authorities oonllrmed that Hodges, who had oo previous history or heart attacks, was still In saUsfacand lorY condltloo 100re than a day alter he su:ft'ered the mlld at- lack during the Atlanta BravesMeta game Tuesday niglrt. BERNARD FULTZ CIC PRESIDENT - Ber· nard V. Fultz, president of the Melp CouniY c..nmunt~ lml)l'O\'Oment Corporation, Pomeroy attorn&y ud MkkUeport. vtllage solicitor, baa c~ trlbuted greatly to ellorta to- . ward new develqmtent ln lower MlddleporL Fultz ls cr• dlted with heedlns lht project or ~ the new Imperial Electric Plant conatructed on the site where tt Ia beiqlo- cated. See Next Page for Full Report two 110111, iiDbert, <l CIJII. bridge, and Mor- of CloY• land; three grandddldrell, ~ I.J'!m Yates, CldlllooChe; David Yate1, C&nJbridga, and Mark Yatea, Cioveland; me great • granddaughter; I w o brothers, John, o! New York, and Ruoaoll f1 StrawsbUrg, Va.j two 1!stera, F41a Hololnger, Strawlilurg, and Lena Fisher, Harrloonbur&. 81111 numerous nleoes and nephewL Funersl servlceo will be held Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Unlteol Msthodlll Church at ~ Bettom. Friends may call at the White Funeral 11ome In ~rl Plains this evantns and Sodurday until ooon. The body wiU.IIa In state at the clureh one ltllw prior to ianlcos. B1lrlal 'Iiiii be In the SN>d IDU ..-eey. Briefing Held on ' ... Issues 1-2 Ohio Valley N>tlshing CO. Plbllsher Richard OWen and Executive Editor Chester Tlllleblll pertldpaled In • brleftos Wednesday lithe !iheratoo Hotol In Columbul oo losues 1 aod Z given for communleatloDB lndu&try representatives. Main speaker <l the session !Dllowlns lun<hem w a o Gov. C. 0. F1SHER UKES PROGRESS - May· or c. 0. Ftsher,whohasserved several years in the capaciQ' of Middleport's mayor, ls justly prw:l of the pro.: gresstve attitude and action& by the people of his town in launching the del'9lq,ment of lower Mtddleport. M a y o r Fisher and other Middleport village ottlcials, including Councilmen John Zerkle, pre· aident, B. F. Pannalee, Richard Vaughan, Charles Byer, Cll!lord Stumbo and George Baker and Clerk - Treasurer Gene Grate. James Rhodes. Co-chairmen of the Greater Ohio oomml- qm. sorlng tbe iSIUBI 1n the Nov, 5 alectlon, lllld alao maklllg remarks, were Replbllcan s= 1 Ted Gray snd Domoo:rat Frank King. The governor made an lmpasalooed appoa1 Cor approYIIi Josue 1, not1ns It eeriiUU"ka bOll fund• would be uoed {In contrast to the deleeted Ohio Comml"ioo proposal). He aald It could put Ohio In front of aU other state• In vocational • · cation, tourism, Pollution atemont, law snd order, hiahWaY de- or velopment, earlng fori" the llleft- tally m, alzport construction, 81111 The Lighter Side Compromise DelllnWIIrl'. Hubie and .Dickie Dreams Is Offered use f1 revenue honda. Alao present was Jad< Kerr He 118id this woold be ac<OID· pllahed under Josue I wilhou!ID increase in taxes thm.l&h the or Radio WMPO. LONDON {UPl) - 1be Soviet Uni<ll """ reported todaJ to have alf....i Unllec1 states a Mldeaat c.uatp: QllllH J188C8 plan for a ~·-- lletllement <l the Aral!-liraoll contllo;t. Brltlelt preu reports from WaslilllstDI aald Moo""' appiOaehed the llldted !Illes ..,1- y.e .., '· • ~ .........,._ IIOIIIemant. Thi .p lan ' aald to call tor ! ' >~a; Tickel3 on Sale u-.. General - aclllta amf m drt, to tbe llltiP~ Athen.o pme 1111 m 118ie New York Clotblnl-. 1 em Auto, Rutlllldbd,. ;=~ snd llelp Junior a Sc!oonls, Principal ...... ced .~. :~e= u-. Dinllo- are ' - • • to 80 liooC with the Ruo- ....... odliia oo ihe bolla of their pro- <but lholr ! ..( ' \ ,. . '', C· ~BER 26, 19~ FIVE CENTS ~~~~--------------------~~~ etll' to toe!· oot American wiD· .thinking. Longer, Neier lkllng 12+1nch,WIIMII.i,l . -11181'• J011118moblle lhlnklila; So 1a the CUIIam,iiW liriPtni. 1M lide fender ..,._vera. Tbe no •..-~l ·;· -~~f~;.:' -;:!t- ', •'.• ·. •. tne snd eontuslooa snd abraslnna. death by a daughter, Jean Ann, EdmoodaOil ..Oered!raeturedCa- snd a son, Jack. dal bones, multiple ladallacerMr. Yates was a member ~ stlorut, a lractured loft hanl bolle the United Methodist Cburch <l and multiPle oontuslnna81111abra:. Mlddlepo~ a former member aiOilL Both men - e reported <l the United Methodlll Cburch By United Presslnter!Btlonal In satlllladory ccndlllon latethla <l Long BeUom, snd a member VIce President H~ H. Hlllllllhr~Y says his presidential- llll!l'li!ll!· of lho ljrolher- <l ital1raad ent 15 e~ ·tn•·-'dlinle, ~tie ftanle" polltlos·u•H• ••· CorOner ~ EwinB- at the TtaJnmen. lattoranl o! !ederlllabor laws hm>lwd In the coillro.erstal strike or oceno along with Pro....,d., AISlrrivinll are his wile, Gonecall!ornla grape workers. · Richard M. NIX... ca)lllnued meanwhile to jab at tho JohnsonHlllllllhreY &Aimlnlstratlon, iceuaing It or leadlns the Uolted States towards belng a second-rate sea power. Huniphrey, swearing in sacramento. ridiculed his Republican opponent for his stao:l on the grape workers strike. Nixon has ln:licated he hi against the sb'ike lllld wiU Ignore a boycott or products ll"om calllornla grape producers. former Alabama governor Wed"The otrlke snd the boycott nesday still kept to himself his arlse from the lack ot coverage choice o! a rumlos mate. He (or farm workers under the stayed at hie head~r& In National Labor Relations Act," Montgomery worldng on hie Humphrey aald. He '"'""sled platlorm snd campaign strate· Nixon didn't know what he was talkins aboUt In aaylng earlier gy.Edmund S. Muskle, The thot the workers ohould use the Democratic vice presidential law to seek their goals. F.arller, In Loa ADgaleo, oomlnae met demmotratora and HumphreY accuoed Nixon <l hecklers throua11out the doQ' He pledged his adminlllrallon would 11re-establlah Amerlca's • ...,j,llllllleclallpn were to prevent vlolenct .-nt demonllrstiona on tngthe third Foodlsnd Store OWl!- lnltlati\'0 snd thrUII In lomotapu ·pndenla a better line o! <:OIIUIIWliostionwith the 0c1 by Odl• Hurrls, James Rick- tive teehnolo&Y and aclence, ~ admbd.n tilton · man, Andrew DeCol· and Gary whether In space, weaponry or : liawceu said he sbared the c:oaunlttee'o 'fleW that legitimate Nortlalp. lhe &Uj)Oraonlc tranaporl." ;; prolesta oaaht to be prOtected. Howe..r, he said he r..lt strongly Andrew DeCoy Is 111811ag9r of In other political develop~ would have to be prepared to prevent any dlsnt!lic>n> ol the lhe 1oea1 otore a10ill with Ran- menta: '' .. .. unl'l!lral\f soheciula. dall Woodall, . aoelotant. EmGeorge c. Wallace, . .. ployes are· Smokey See, l'wi!IY ,' ; TOLEDO - NON-ACADEMIC EMPLOYES haW WJted to strike Clonch, Rljlh lllaltt>otbam, Jolin "' •· the Uniwraley or Toledo t,oday In a diiiPUte o'"r waaes and agrle•· Bri&hl, jeddy Kemoe<lr, Molly ,• ~r anee procedure. 1'114> 125 eqlo,yes are meaibera or Lo<:a1 1935 of the Palter11011, Jack CartWrlatrt 81111 . ::! ~erlcAn Federation ol Stile, Collnb' 81111 Mll!'lcipal Emi>lo1es ur>o Mike Brigbt. ''<t -lot 1on. ,". the -..:.-· - ..... . _ were r.ir. . '" . ' . snd MrL Odie Burrll snd ClnoiY, i1Y .OICK WESI" • ·' SAN FRANCISCO - VICE PJIESl,PENT Hubert H. Humphrey to- Mr. and Mrs. James Rickman, {UN) - Ualng uoe o! an lrto~. ITIII1 ,~ theJJ~.tod Na- Mr. and l\lra; Andrew DeCoy, Vlot!iJIIIII, 1,• "~u 11 other inte~tional · Dmald Lee snd AnpUa. Mr• heloarned . blitz I I I I I I I I, I I _,_MFREE ........,._,.,,.., OFF REGULAR PRICES ' PH. JJ2~2635 ~ ~ Tiny"s in Henderson Is Opened ~- PiiEsu>ENT NOVICE FAWCETT o!Ohlostate agiogdlreetor<lthei'OinlPieeo:; uatvere!IY Wecineodi; pve I emdltlonal II>PrOval to recommenda· ani • Mason Coutob' Chamber of ;,: tlojia made by the Coml!>ittee 011 Rights 81111 Re-lbllltieL The Commerc:e, cut the ribbon opeD• It Stainless by ment. , .. ~ I I ~ 81111 a pane,..r, llolley Alton Edmondson, were taken to Veterans illmortal Hospital lor treat- : too~. I II 1847 INGELS FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT ' -·~h' ~1ccl NOW p r.,..., 1 ~,. ONE J!JUEII- Do.td Samuel Yates, 75, Middleport, died or .a bl'Oken neck In this heed-on cdU.Ioa tbat occurred late Wednesday morning on Route 7, aeven:-tenths of a mUe southweSt of ·- Flatw<>Oda Read, Two 0111-91-<ounty men were atoo.11\iUred when the Yates car, a 1962 model OldJ0 wlitt loft or the cenlerlino and ltrucl< I vehiole ~lwn by Roy ~bs, 25, Norwood. Combs e·~w~l~~?J;lfi~l~~j~j~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~itl~~j1~~~ir~~~~~:~~~:r~:~:;:?{~~?~{:~t:~~~J:~:~:::::: : :t:~:~~~t:ff~: Cottle see 1• Mostly llllOilY cool todaJ. !Ugh In the awer 6tls lllld lower 701. Fair taliilll with lOllS from the mid 408 to the low 50s. Frlda1, parti1 cloo- 118id David Samuel Yates, 619 Page St., died almoll instantly after his 1962 model auto veered left or the centerline snd struck a southbound car operated by Roy Combo, 25, o! 4043 Candidates Trade Long Range Shots .~ - News ... in Briefo to set the scene I with carefree II I stainless II Small fll lll'"'•<••eG ">M•y mile southwest of the Flatwoods Road {C..26). iberll! Robert C. Hartenbach \: 3 EXCITING DESIGNS ~ •• •" '. .' on Route 7, seven..tenths of a • •• accessories and a corsage of ' i painCuUy InJured late Wednesday mornlos In • head-on colllalon •• plnk roses with white mwnL The new Mrs. Thatcher a~ We wind up Seplember with lexciting golden value doys of special savings on everything to fumi sh your home! Floor somples, lew of a kind pieces •d surplus stock is sharply reduced to make room for new Fall shipments. Everything is deserable, and scores of quolity brand ncones are included! A 75 year..old Middleport man died and two other per10111 were --· • cars ,--1 (\ Weather Middleport Man, 75, Killed • 1 ,,_, wunn11 on a aeaft'old; nul. 1 dlltlnt lldi-VleW' • the exterlorj construetiQn worker Mike Smith loading cement bloek and, at !sr right, a length"""l'l IIQ!ie. Additional reaturo material on this and other lower Middle~~ort develQ~:~Dent p~ jecla can be foond on page 2. ~ ; In Pomer THURS POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, .OHIO 153.95 Dresses and Jumpers Sale s2.75 !S4.9S Dresses and Jumpers Sale s3. !55.95 Dresses and Jumpers Sale S]. 1I 56.95 Dresses and Jumpers Sale S4JS . ~ J' .,,u.r•• • '"0 Devored To The lnlerfl'U Of The Meigs-Mason Are< :: VQ~. XXI NO. 109 ' NEW! e e Vl0111a1, the south American comels that bear the Oneil wool lootown, travel the Cealral - · In omall bandl <l tomaleS, usually with a single male leader. !s2.9S Dresses and Jumpers Sale sz.oo CIUr.,...EHD r------------·--- \ Now You Know suit with which she wore white Admission: 85c aod 00<: SHOW Sf ARTS 7 P.M. replace the much smaller structure now occl()ied by lm~ perial Electric on Logan st. and over a period. of time wm allow for an expansion of production and additional employees. The new plant will have 75,000 square feet of Door space. Above, at far left, Is an inte 1struction em- (.~ chansed Into a hot pink linen Mousetreki Onanced lhroual1 tbe· loouanee o! $400,000 worth o! Municipal indullrlni Revenue Tax-Exempt bonds. 1be new facillb' will · I I Construction Company, was by Krill p The wall known brallls alii the 111wast, smartest styles to select fr011. Sizes 9 months to 24 months and sizes 1 to 6x. Ra1111ar dresses, also Jumpers included in ihls sale of little 1lrls dresses, sizes 9 months to 6x. · I Eacb lichen Is made up of an alga and a fungus, which live together in a kind of plant partnership. The green nlga manufactures food. . a.. • I ture, under constructlon , ., Our Sale of LiHie .Girls Dresses Hostesses at the reception were Mrs. Betty Emerson llRl daughter, Drearna, Mrs. Noami Green, Mrs. Arlee Jeffrey all of ElyriL For • tour ot Ohio, the bridge SEPT. 24 • 26 ..AJOR PROJECT - Tbe moln projel't In the r111ld development acthley In ioll'er Middleport during the past year hiS beM the bulldlns o! the - Imperial Electric Com· pany plant structure on the Pythlan Park property, The struc- And We Are Beginning . (Thursday Morning AI 9.30) lured a pink and white Oonl centerpiece and bridal candles. TONIGHT AND THURSDAY IN TillS ' • .: greenery decorated the altar area of the church. NtWtlal music sllk·faced Peau de Sole overlaid with lace flowers ouUi~ with pearls. The neckline and sleeves - Elberfelds Are Ope THUR.SDAY 9~l0 AM to 5 PM ' nOOIL lotte's "The Lord's Prayer!' Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown which she fashioned hersell It was of MrL ..,..sor IIIII the meet!... 11lelma Osborne will bO Cor the evenirc and rehamuonts wiU be sal'"ied Ronwl lltl~ at tho close of tho maeiiJW. n- auendlrc are to wear tops. Pomeroy Church ot ' Ch!'ist youth meetlns wiU be · hold at 5:30 p.m. Sunday In the soclal romn of the church. PTO!!TOIII tor the •••Dins wiU be "H"" Big Are YrMI" Election or olfteero will be hold Wr· so, Mich., waa united In marrlqe to Mr. Douglas Way• Thatcher of EJ.yrla. The bride Is the dausbter .oJ to pre·· atralliU.N. P~R_all1 , !!liP rolly wiD_ 'i ' I l � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. 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