http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/592220ad5930caab4442ef063ccaec6f.pdf 912080aee786b21193233c4a81739cf9 PDF Text Text ·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 �.,,,-~, . ~ • ' r·,. .,., ~- ~ ,; l ~,. i~' ' '\ '. '' ' '•' '· \ ,.., -~ '1• t' .., Ele·ctric·· . ' il ~'' The blaoot ,...... ~mprov ... .......the .,,,..., Nlddlopc>l'! den~_.m ol the put year - Ill IOioiltloo to being the largest In odlre Me1p couney- - baa been The modern ltnlcture waa fi. IIIDCOd by IIIWIIclpol ln4lstrlal tho conotrudlon ot tho new buildInc for the lnlJ)OI'Ial l!leotrlc Compu,y on the old Pythian Park lite. Tile buDding, wIth 75,000 IQIW'I feet of floor space, is near completloo. Tile Krill COn-ctloo Co., Cleveland, prime -.<tor, expectotohaveltready lor 0«14>011cy later this year. Comimmlq Improvement Corpn-atlon, headed by President Beroard v. Fultz, ond Middleport Village COUIIcU. The new !acllll>' will replace loot buildthe 27, 000 Ing, located oo Main st., that houaes the Imperial Eleetrlc op. eratlon In Middleport. tu oumpt bonds. Arrsngemsnll lor the project were I'OVODIO made tllroulb the Meigs =ct!:.- cowlty "''are Tha lower port of Mlddloporllo experiencing point with prldo to the new developments. Ol!lrlals ot the Mlddlopc>l'! P11inn1nJ Commission report ot- . fOrts are UDderwa,y 1o attract Ill• other lnmstry to the p..;,aent lrnjlerlall!lectrlc structurewhen the new building Ia <OIIIjl!eled. William Ch!ldo, plannlnc oommlolllon presldant, Indicated at least one proOPOct Ia conliderlng locatlnc In the building. The project to arriiJIIIO financing lor the new Jmperlal Electric building was called one of the councy'a moat outstanding Its gr-ot growth In over 1 century. omclala lllihllgbllng the development In this area, I'OUihl.Y !rom PNrl st. lOUth, Ia tho , _ llnporlal Plant on the PYtldan Park alto where a 75,000 ~e root buDding II being 'lbe DIN plant will replace the .structure now used located on Logan St. HDpes are high that another lndultrycanbeobtainedlnthatbulldingwhen lmperlal Electric goes to ttalarger new quar. ters. Another out.tand1ng deveJopmett fa the beg1nnlng ot tbe town' a marina with Its pubUc UIKI !acUII,y aloog Leading Creek, off Railroad st. Middleport Plamlng Comml1111011 of!lclall begen -kine on tho marins project elpt yearo ago. In addition to a number at new homes In the area, there are alao new buslneu houses. A new service station at the lnteraection or Beech and Loeuat st. 11!1 near completion and another wtU be gotten underway 1100n on the oppolite side of the street. The Tin;,y'a Foodland and Barp!nland operation has al10 experienced broad expanllon. 1be area has a new sewage main and lntercepton &nd Middleport maintenance department worker1, under the aupenision or &!pt. H&rold Chase, have completed installation ot along He· doa of new lO.Jnch water main. New well• to provide an adequate IUJIPly of Water for Mid:ll rt Olld l'bmorqy have been drilled In the municipal park. opo .Mldd.leport residents are proud ot the development of the lower part or town and j stJy On thta page and elae where~isthe report of these developments ln pictures and ~c1::: ~tt?t/t:::i:rir=~=i=!=i:i:i:;:;:;:i:;:Jiii{=i=~itt~;}~!t;~~==~~=i:r;:)!f]ti~t;iiiiiti!}~:;:;:;:~:;:;:;:;:t:~~r:~~~=~=;~rr;:;r=~~~~rf~~~tt~~~~~t ' (~l ~i . ft,, \ d ,,'., ·•· ...-lei lila Orlll...,r• Mol&e Coonlalla all« ''"' .... ,.. , psrliiil . ' by ( ' .'.,:;: valloble, ' prior to - . it CIC rr.~ Fults aDd olhlr IIG!clal1, III\10rlal Electrle bid piiiiiiOd to have Ita neW plllll Ill a norlhei'n Oblo citY llld to ....,,-· tho prol<lll --llon!romMalp I.I W • ". . . . . lolli'lwler sildiiUII l'rldljl. nl8h~ It ilill be !he socood SOI!IhOist. orn •Oido Athlatlc Leoauo teii!OI' o&ch lAm. Athena IUI'Prloed Gllllj!GIIo with a ,j,nci.84 }"llllell wfOII and Male• c¢o to ll!e, ljloWing SOOd potential, In woJ.. l~ne of a public ' *.o. ate In' &oQil1hl,pe phfal- Q!arlw ~~ "And: I'm npoctl. . SOOdtoqy, ' bill &Ollie." ' VPI !Wte \\)iter .You · have . 1o ad' hack to WoltOr Jom~ lolflld a pltoher woui!4. uP Ill• 1968 . - w....,ol!al' by !lrlnc • use .;Hi'u.lo at . :tho Y.....,s :lll ..-,, 1119 - Clov~ STATION SITE'-at 1ho co,. ner of Syca1n0re St., BeHh St. and Stoto Roulo 7 (LOo ........ • ~ triWII,IliL · 'llli pirrw111oe iowered Tllll\'1 ERA tor the ......, to l,._IM Joriot hi Clovelond llll!l!lt1 ond the ~~~west 1n ·the .....,.r leipoi Bln<l 1919 when w~ ~ Po- a 1;49 IYirfte. ll'o al.Dther throwflock IIi .the dMil ball era In this year eust St.)-where a new Ash· land Service Station 11 near completion. Entirely mod· ern, the station will be the first of Itt scale in lower Middleport. Galon Brown Broad,..ay St., is local re~ resentatlve of Ashland Oil ai ~ pllcher, . .Uihoailh :' 'l1ant and Refining Co. pro.ucts. rn~erintendent, COD!en witb driver, Ralph Hawley, In a maintenance depar~ mort truck. Cbase hu guided the fteld work Ill much of tho PI'GIJ'ell In ICJIII'er Middleport the past year. - sentinel Photo. The Man in the Field Harold Cbaoe to the man who pto odllod work andworrlla!rom the l'llli4 prGII'OSS In lower Mld- the new Jmperial Electric plant. The line was Installed by the .u.at- ance departments, under Chase's supervision, [t saved the town having to contract the job. Savings Tho 'rillage malntenari<O dep1111Do111 ~ for the put year, however, enjoy a Jt. "I think r1 the job I I a chal· . _ .,.. lflld II very lnlerest1Dc," liJd ClJaM. A former Middleport boord CJI pil!le stla!ra member and an a-nman who served two 1119 .lllweot,mark thio .. • II ~ eomplled by Bob ~ .. lllb1011, ~· o 1.16 mark. - ...,., -f.ll!l'· iolf ............ .' ' ' • . ' ·" '' . ' .. a 193 lb. aenlor; Koj)jlae~ will ·be roplaced by llab Hosldnoon, 16& lb. )wllor. Max 0.1too, 197lb. IOIIIor loll tackle, aloo received a ln;ulled log In the Gatlll>olla outing .,.. reportedly wjll not be at ''lull &Oo" Dave Fager, 160 lb. sophomore, wlll take over tor Galton when he ls not In the Other Athena ol!enslve start,. era will be LarryVInc:ent, 17Blb. senior, left end; Bob 8ebrlnc, 157 aga!DJI GAHS. lb. junior 11 left guard; Brooko He II riaht tacld.e Steve Kappas, Fuller, 165lb._JurtiX', center; Reb u._. •' Rellres 18 straight Mickey Mantle, making what could hive been hla !sat appearance at Yankee !Jadlum, olnsled In tho first lmlng with two out. Tlmrt then retired 18 straight batten before Roy 2, New York bllllked Atlanta, 30, Chicago beat Los 41, and Cincinnati beat Plttaburg!l, 2-ll. Brown Homers Gates Brown hit a three..J'\111 homer with ooe oot In the ninth White reached baae on an error Imine to 1111 Detroit pest by Rrat baseman Duke limo Baltltnore. It wu the 30th game with two oot In the ooventh. 11'1 the ])OIIIWII wilmer• have taken the third tltne In the laat month In their last at hat. the Yanks have been held to..,. Ra,y Culp pitched Ills fourth hit. stralg!lt ond extended Tlant struck out 11 wh!lo Ills scorilleu Inning streak to 39 !lnilhlll8 with 263 atrlkeout.l. Ho ao the Red Sox topped YRIIIIId up at 21-8 lor the year, Wallhln8ton: Corl Yastrzemlkl El-ero Ill llle Amll'ICIII IIDIIed In tho <11111 run of the League, Detroit nipped Balti- geme In the !lrlllnlllng. more, 4-3, Boston tcJpped Danny Cater's ..,....... bunt Washington, 1~. Oakland nipped wiU. two out Ill the ninth acored plneh-nmner . John Odom u Chicago, Call!ornla, 6-4 llld ~. -·drubbed Ookland CUile !rom behind with In the National League, st. two runs to nip Chicago. Lou!• topped Ph!ladolplda, 5-4, ltarmon Killebrew hit two Hou- edged San Francllco, bomers and drove ln three nm1 Ia· power Mlnneeola peat c.ll!ornia. They were the 16th and 17th homers of the year lor KillebreW, who WBI sidelined lor almoll two mmlbo In the All star game. lllzz stephen, llllkln8 <11111 Ills oecond maJor leaguo 11ar1, went !l:oe lmlnga IIi_ pin the vic:lor)'. a- $9.99 . f ,_ - Promoted Preoervatloa Edward Everett, clergy- man, statesman and one of tbf great U.S. orators, raised $'111,000 by l~urlnJ! on tbe ell!'r.acter of. George"Waalllngton, wl]lch sum Wfnt for the purcbUe ·and preservation of ~ount Vernon U · i notloilll shrine. *• EoH.. l551b.l!lllllr, rl&htprd; Gary ~,1751b. oeoloi',l'll!ll end; Bob lllllllley, 150 lb. - · lor, flllll'ltrback; Ylke.GocidWID; 162 lb. ~r. lefl hall; Do\'11 Coon, 190 lb. Junior, !ullba~k, IIIII Skip· Dennl- 160 lb. Jw>. tor, rl8ht haH. Tho <11111 probable c...,.l In the slartlnii defenolve U - lor tho visltoroloElckEssox,1501b. junior, ond twin brother ol Roli, going to ooe of the end spots and Tom Heas, 135 lb. aerdor, at a corner linebacker. coach Cballcey np>rta he will " - the oame atartlne IIDHP• on both defense and oft'eoae aa he had la1t week agalllat Nell..,. ville-York. Name Class Officers . MASON - Cia,. o!!lcaro ond representatives lor the school year at Wahama ltudeut cauncll Santor, Gary Mitchell, prellldert; Roger Roush, vice president; Tommy Schwab, seeretary; and Gary Fields, treuurer; representative• are Cathy Hag. ael'Q ond Bob Dewhurta; alternates are Becky Raynes, Llnda Weaver and Larry Carpenter. Jwdor class, Pam Roush, president; Gary Clark, vice president; Sally Y-r. secretary; Cheryl Burnt, treasurer; repreM sentatlves, Clnda Fogle10111, Ruth Roulh, and Cheryl Burna; altemateo, 511orrl Workman, JoiVI Yonker, stella King, Tera• Ferguau~. , SophnmoreS, J!rerC Clark, preIll-; Tim Howard, vice prasldent; &1181'1 McDaniel, teeretaQ; Harriett Lane, treaaurer, and Cbetq Hayoo, Gary Tedesco Olld Kathy Fopesong, repre..lta~ lives, Olld Jltn Artis, Coz.r Cooke and Da'fld R11110ll, alternateo. Frellunan , Madey Alclrid&e, ~nl!dent; Mike Howard, v I e o lll'oaJt"''; Sacrelal7 -treaourar, CbeRW' Roush; Birry Harris, _ . , ~llldCUrtlolloulb, -"""""-.uvea. Elll!lh Grldo, John Burrlo, prod-; J - Hart, vice pr,.. Ill-; Cindy lfosprl;y, IOC1'8- Ii!z7; Beeky Pau&b. treuurer, Charlene Weaver, ( ·• I are- 117 Udited J>i.oo1 lnlomatlmal National League W, L, Pet. GB x.st. Loula ....96 64 .597 San Fnn ......86 73 ,541 Cincinnati ...•82 77 .516 Chlcaso , ••.••81 78 .609 Plttaburgh .•• ,80 79 .503 Atlante , . •.•.80 79 .503 Lol AlwOles ...74 85 .465 Ph!lldol]lhla ...74 86 .465 New York , •• ,72 87 .453 llouiiDn ••• ' ,71 88 .447 x.Cllnched pennant Wedllesday'l Reoulla st. Loula 5 Phila 4, night Cincinnati 3 Plttaburgh 0, New York 3 Atlanta o, Houlton 3 San Fran 2, Chicago 4 Los Angeles I 9 13 14· 16 15 21 21 23 24 nlg!lt nlg!lt night 111urlda3'• Games No games scheduled Frlcloy' • Games Phila at New York, night P!ttaburgh at Chicago San Fran at Clnclonatl, night Los Ang at Atlanta, night Houston II st. Louis, nl8hl are: .lnd homeroom ropn-.lves, I'iiOGRESS LEADERS - The plaNiJne emunllllon ............... of town .....u atudled IIIII worked to help develql:iO..er Mlddlepnrt, William Cldldo; left, Plallnlnc emunlnlon president, llld Edl1011 Boker, mmber, check a map locat.iJW the ~It 1 phase oflhe IIIITIDL John Zerlde, riahl, 11 • Prllldelll of .counell, and another har<j work. or In behalf of the town. Other members of the planalar emunlolll.., Sl1uler, Cll!rord .... Ma,yor c. 0. Flsber. Sentlael Photo. Qlulotte Grimm Olld Tracy Morris. Saveatll Grado, Prealdoiii,Dan111' Uldllleld; vice prealdolll, 8 a D d 1 Grinlteld; eecretary ~ tr.lllrV, Grill .Roush; repre-.lvel, llllolldl Goodnlle, CUia Hoaui1 and Bebin' Gilbert. American Leltilll' L. Pel.· GB x.llotroH , .... 103 56 .64ll Baltlmero • , •••90 70 .5f3 13\1 Cleveland • , ... 85 74 .5!5 18 .......85 74 .536 18 New York ••••. 81 78 .509 22 Oaldand •••••• 80 7') .501 23 - - •••••78 81 .491 25 Catl!ornla • • ••66 93 .415 17 Chicago ......6& 94 .409 28 Wa~ ....112 96 .382 40\1 Wedllelidl,y'a Rooulta · Dotr0114 Baltimore 3, night Oaldand 5 Chicago 4, alght lollmeiiOia 6 Call!orDla 2, nlg!lt Bo- 1 w..illng!lm o, lllg!lt Cleveland 3 New York 0 Toda1'• Probable Pitchers All Tlmeo EDT Clovalond (WUIIIIIII 13-10) .at Baltimore (MeNall.J 21-10), 8 p. w: YH Gtttflt ••st ••• tr.IJI ' n.. best fuel for bome. Topl Ia lllllllfort, eonvenlenee. Call Ul for d•Hvery, any lime. OUR TRUCKS ARE EQUIPPED WITH TWO-WAY RADIO Fer letter, Qulcbr More Efficient Senlce LEVEL OUT YOUR • FUEL OIL COSTS eEOUAL MON'I'MLY PAYMINTSe m. .lOIN OUR BUDGET PLAN NOW game aclldlled Frldi.Y'• Games Minnesota at Oaldllld, nl8ht Only RIZER OIL COMPANY Chl~uCall!ornll,nlg!lt Wallhingtan at Dotrolt, nlg!lt Cleveland at Balltmort, night New York at Booton, nlg!lt "YOU'LL LIKI! OUR SIRVICI!" POMEROY, 0. PHOME•614-o992-2101 Major LequO Leader& Preos Jntemallonal National League 117 United G. AB R. H. Pet. Ro10, Cln 140 611 91 203 Alou, Pit 143 546 58 181 Alou, Alia 157 651 70 205 Joll1sn, Cllllt6 594 78 187 Flood, st. L 149 614 Tl 183 Beckrt, Chll52 632 98 188 staub, Hou 158 581 64 172 McCV)>, SF 145 511 79 150 MayfCin' 143 543 77 159 Jones,' NY 1n 495 82 145 American Loaguo .332 .332 .316 .316 , 298 .297 .296 .294 .293 ·""""·•·= G, AB R. H. Pet. Yatrsld, Bos 164 Cater, oak 144 Oliva, Min 128 Horton, Del 140 Boford, Ball28 Ublildr, MlnlSB Cplrla, Ook156 Dvlllo, Call44 F.~ Wul56 c.r.... Min 124 529 491 470 500 fl9 488 630 516 587 457 88 52 54 87 63 52 84 4ll 77 45 160 142 136 143 119 138 173 142 161 125 .302 .289 .289 .286 .284 .283 .276 .275 .274 .274 Home Runs National League: MeCO.ey, San Fran 35; Bunka, ali 32; WU .. llalill, Chi Slid Allen, Phil 30; H. Aaron, All 28. American League: F. Howard, Wuh 43; Horlllll, Del 36; HarreliOD, BoB 3&; Jaclulon, Olk 28; Freehan, Del 25. Runa Baltod .. National League: McCovey; San Fran 102; Wllllama. Chl 98; Su· Ia, Chi 9S; Para%, Cln 92; Clllll111- Pill 86. A!fterlcan ~~ ltarrelBes 109; F, Howard, Wuh 106; NDrthrup, Det 90; HortoD, Det 85; Powell, Bal 84. ..-.,.--•--• --.-- -m•.-. -... ................ ....... 'Come In IOdltJ ••• buy any Warm Momln& Radiant Coal Heater ••• end we'll 1M you • ;certillclte entitllnt you l,o niCtllve for just ONE CENT complete 24-pl- set of min._ ·stee111bleware With 1\telmac handles that atar beautiful. You simply mall the ur.and one penn1'10 the manufacturer, and without deiiJ ,our stainless stlltll tabl- • bt sent you, poataill prepaid. Don't miss this baraoinl a Pllehlng National Loaguo: Bla11, 1'111 lU; Marl.ehll, Sin Fnn 2$.$; Kline, Pitt 12-6; Glb1011, st. L. 21-8) Repn, Chill~. .American Leoauo:Mc:aln,Dat 31-4; Culp, Bol16~; ~Clore 21-8; l!ll...orth, Bol 15-7; McNall,r, Balll-10. ol several thousand dollars were reallzed. The larger line will IUJJP}y a sprinkling system in the plan~ r...,Ued by Wldorwrlt. or•. In oddltloo, Chue•s depart. ment murt aee to the gerieral elean-up and maintenance ln town ond Is In charge of oporatlnc the sewage diiPQaai aystem. ••we check all manholes and IUt stations In the sYstem Ohee a week," said Chase, '"and keep dally records oo the 1._ 81 llob100 to be lli>mllted to the federal &vvenurtenl:.,. I YENDS MJSS ,, Foodlaloi .... ot kooor · ''.. ...... oklpSol...,.!" o,ehool ... _ .......... _"''_ AlwOI••· UNiFORM. -a ~.~ DillY ' .' 4,, "FoodNNII'~ (- Middleport water and mainten- Cbaae'1 department has also had the responaiblllcy of gottiQg Jllrio!ll, Cbale llld: the new Service into the new · - . It'• the O'Pe of work Imperial Electric plant. The Middleport maintenance " " ~ all "" life." He OWII..... \\Iii IJdlhe Cbaoe Hard- deportment .... hal been In - SbOrto IPirlallzlllglllplumb- charge of water wells at the mu~ . . _.. • line work. nlcfl>al park. .( 1111 ~ completed IIIII Three- wells ore about reaL Iii• Ja .... Middleport un~ dy to ·ltart j)lllllplng 500 gallma dor wasln- of water J)OI' ~- The wells ••e!!iii "" \Ao ft. of l~b will Hrve llllddloport, Olld plano 1110 call lor to be lold ~ 11( Ill. Ill .. Fomtro,y Ylllop. a.wi.-. the crown _ . . 14). The ares, beilljf built on a 17- maintenance department hal ~!'Ill ~ ERA acre tract of land purchued by the Corps of Engineers from the Googleln ComPIII1, will be Unlque COIDj)lll'ed ,to !,tel~ , .. j..hlle uH !aeilltlos In lhlllt Ia · actually being built on LeS<tlnc Creek about a quarllr mile uplllream from the Ohio River, Entrance to the !acUity Ia !rom Rallrood st. ''We think that our public use ares is solng to be particularly desirable because of Ita location UJ) Leading Creek," 1111 Bill Childs, president of t h o Mlddleporl Plannlnc Commission, one of the firlt, and the most persistent puaber for the msrlns. The ]lllbllc uoe area being built b)' So~' Hurricane, W. Va. belied firm, will Include a large launchtng ramp, a 75-car a n d trailer parklnc area, comfort ltatlons, J)fenle grounds and se. lectlve planting Olld clearlnc. Ch!lda recalls that the firlll letter of appllcatlm Ill <OIIIIectlon with olrorto to interelll the v. s. Corps of Enslneen In the location was written 1111960. Other membera of the plaming com. mission, In additloo to Ch!ldl were .Emmet 9nder, Kenny Me.• Elhhmy, Bernard Fultz, and Ed1100 Baker. Childs aa,ya that etrofta haV~ been underway tor sometime to mako arranpmenta lor the dredging ond basin work In connection with the second phaao of the proJec~ ac:tual constructloo of the marina. The Ohio llopart.. mont of Natural Re80UI'ces Ia expected to particlpota In thio phaae of the proJect and hopeo are high the work will be complete In three rears when the area will become a meeea for bostlnc Olld water eatllllllull. New . York · ' " Athena, however, baa a real SOOd ball club ml cerlalnly has prown l~elt a i'ell COJil)etltor, even though Iller don't have thl alze or aOme other telma, '' Jdd.. ed Chancey. The Bulldogo literally outhlt the much btaer Blue DevUa In edging them !all weekend. At least one reaular atarter, Olld pouibb> twO, wW ooe <11111 lltnlted dutt agsinot the Maraudo era becau,ae or bUurlea auatlioed 11 Tiant Fires 1- Hit, 3~0~ Win Over Yanlis By vrro STELLINO the year. Middleport ,1;. lor an Increased work Ioree over a· periOd . of tltni. bulk\. belne conotructed by KriU C0111truetlon .;..., Clev&o :!t_IB ACCESS CLEARING SHOWN IUJJ'UIKir by the M. L. Sowards CHECKING WITII EMPLOYEE - Harold Chase, the !Ut- Meip Head Coach ~ COnlllroctloo Company and Ia to be completed botore the end of movtaa oliil Willi' Lull Tlant'l IUIIOd n111 av-tldl101ion. !aclllt,y tllroulb U. S. Corps of Engineers fUnds, waa begun Urla Atw!lll Road into Marina area off Railrood SL Nilloon.W,.York 30.0. ~/' Five railroad cars of cement were used on the project in one •·eek at the peak or construction actlvlly. construction '· ' •wJitd ..9>oidr •. gr.ld club the AlhenoBullqi come to NEW BIJILDING - The new ln1>erlal Electric COmpany bulldi~V, llllder conotructlm on tlie P;rthlan Park propercy In Middleport. has 75,000 square feet of 11oor opaco edeq- ~· '· ·' ·':'N1Mota1 Monuder• Will race ~"Thtre'l no .doullt If that Fultz deaeneo U.e lion'• share of the credit lot the uporllloa being Dildo Ill' Middleport lllateed of the plant being . moved eDdrely out ot here." laid one Mlddlopc>l'! leader. Flnancll)e of ~" .....structlon, lhroulh the lnduatrlal ,..._, tu exempt banda, hlcludod $126,000 subscribed by 1\lalgs clilzens, $25,000 by Esther Budbury Edworda, $30,000 by the Farmers Bad< Olld Savings Company of Pomeroy, $30,000 by Pomaroy National Bank, $30,000 by the Citizens National Bank of Middleport and $160,000 by the Flroatone Bank of Akron. KrUI Con&tructlm ComPIII1 workers thta week have t h e atruc:turo completely under roof Olld have l>ei><m Interior work. '. ~peedJ Bullilogs , lniUallJ', ina, '. ,. learned the plllll ....,... ,;~_ pond II !lnanclnc Wli'8 The Middleport marins Ill the lower pert of town altho mouth of Leading Creek ac:tually atarled elpt years ago, Until thi1 put summer it was a dream to be !ui!Uied. The first pha1e ol the mar- l ,, ..,... w Marina Planning Started in 1960 l .Face '•· joint elroito Ill -.D hlltor)> · ,000 hi !llll!olclpal,lndl;;. tiial rOY..,. · . '*' �.,,,-~, . ~ • ' r·,. .,., ~- ~ ,; l ~,. i~' ' '\ '. '' ' '•' '· \ ,.., -~ '1• t' .., Ele·ctric·· . ' il ~'' The blaoot ,...... ~mprov ... .......the .,,,..., Nlddlopc>l'! den~_.m ol the put year - Ill IOioiltloo to being the largest In odlre Me1p couney- - baa been The modern ltnlcture waa fi. IIIDCOd by IIIWIIclpol ln4lstrlal tho conotrudlon ot tho new buildInc for the lnlJ)OI'Ial l!leotrlc Compu,y on the old Pythian Park lite. Tile buDding, wIth 75,000 IQIW'I feet of floor space, is near completloo. Tile Krill COn-ctloo Co., Cleveland, prime -.<tor, expectotohaveltready lor 0«14>011cy later this year. Comimmlq Improvement Corpn-atlon, headed by President Beroard v. Fultz, ond Middleport Village COUIIcU. The new !acllll>' will replace loot buildthe 27, 000 Ing, located oo Main st., that houaes the Imperial Eleetrlc op. eratlon In Middleport. tu oumpt bonds. Arrsngemsnll lor the project were I'OVODIO made tllroulb the Meigs =ct!:.- cowlty "''are Tha lower port of Mlddloporllo experiencing point with prldo to the new developments. Ol!lrlals ot the Mlddlopc>l'! P11inn1nJ Commission report ot- . fOrts are UDderwa,y 1o attract Ill• other lnmstry to the p..;,aent lrnjlerlall!lectrlc structurewhen the new building Ia <OIIIjl!eled. William Ch!ldo, plannlnc oommlolllon presldant, Indicated at least one proOPOct Ia conliderlng locatlnc In the building. The project to arriiJIIIO financing lor the new Jmperlal Electric building was called one of the councy'a moat outstanding Its gr-ot growth In over 1 century. omclala lllihllgbllng the development In this area, I'OUihl.Y !rom PNrl st. lOUth, Ia tho , _ llnporlal Plant on the PYtldan Park alto where a 75,000 ~e root buDding II being 'lbe DIN plant will replace the .structure now used located on Logan St. HDpes are high that another lndultrycanbeobtainedlnthatbulldingwhen lmperlal Electric goes to ttalarger new quar. ters. Another out.tand1ng deveJopmett fa the beg1nnlng ot tbe town' a marina with Its pubUc UIKI !acUII,y aloog Leading Creek, off Railroad st. Middleport Plamlng Comml1111011 of!lclall begen -kine on tho marins project elpt yearo ago. In addition to a number at new homes In the area, there are alao new buslneu houses. A new service station at the lnteraection or Beech and Loeuat st. 11!1 near completion and another wtU be gotten underway 1100n on the oppolite side of the street. The Tin;,y'a Foodland and Barp!nland operation has al10 experienced broad expanllon. 1be area has a new sewage main and lntercepton &nd Middleport maintenance department worker1, under the aupenision or &!pt. H&rold Chase, have completed installation ot along He· doa of new lO.Jnch water main. New well• to provide an adequate IUJIPly of Water for Mid:ll rt Olld l'bmorqy have been drilled In the municipal park. opo .Mldd.leport residents are proud ot the development of the lower part or town and j stJy On thta page and elae where~isthe report of these developments ln pictures and ~c1::: ~tt?t/t:::i:rir=~=i=!=i:i:i:;:;:;:i:;:Jiii{=i=~itt~;}~!t;~~==~~=i:r;:)!f]ti~t;iiiiiti!}~:;:;:;:~:;:;:;:;:t:~~r:~~~=~=;~rr;:;r=~~~~rf~~~tt~~~~~t ' (~l ~i . ft,, \ d ,,'., ·•· ...-lei lila Orlll...,r• Mol&e Coonlalla all« ''"' .... ,.. , psrliiil . ' by ( ' .'.,:;: valloble, ' prior to - . it CIC rr.~ Fults aDd olhlr IIG!clal1, III\10rlal Electrle bid piiiiiiOd to have Ita neW plllll Ill a norlhei'n Oblo citY llld to ....,,-· tho prol<lll --llon!romMalp I.I W • ". . . . . lolli'lwler sildiiUII l'rldljl. nl8h~ It ilill be !he socood SOI!IhOist. orn •Oido Athlatlc Leoauo teii!OI' o&ch lAm. Athena IUI'Prloed Gllllj!GIIo with a ,j,nci.84 }"llllell wfOII and Male• c¢o to ll!e, ljloWing SOOd potential, In woJ.. l~ne of a public ' *.o. ate In' &oQil1hl,pe phfal- Q!arlw ~~ "And: I'm npoctl. . SOOdtoqy, ' bill &Ollie." ' VPI !Wte \\)iter .You · have . 1o ad' hack to WoltOr Jom~ lolflld a pltoher woui!4. uP Ill• 1968 . - w....,ol!al' by !lrlnc • use .;Hi'u.lo at . :tho Y.....,s :lll ..-,, 1119 - Clov~ STATION SITE'-at 1ho co,. ner of Syca1n0re St., BeHh St. and Stoto Roulo 7 (LOo ........ • ~ triWII,IliL · 'llli pirrw111oe iowered Tllll\'1 ERA tor the ......, to l,._IM Joriot hi Clovelond llll!l!lt1 ond the ~~~west 1n ·the .....,.r leipoi Bln<l 1919 when w~ ~ Po- a 1;49 IYirfte. ll'o al.Dther throwflock IIi .the dMil ball era In this year eust St.)-where a new Ash· land Service Station 11 near completion. Entirely mod· ern, the station will be the first of Itt scale in lower Middleport. Galon Brown Broad,..ay St., is local re~ resentatlve of Ashland Oil ai ~ pllcher, . .Uihoailh :' 'l1ant and Refining Co. pro.ucts. rn~erintendent, COD!en witb driver, Ralph Hawley, In a maintenance depar~ mort truck. Cbase hu guided the fteld work Ill much of tho PI'GIJ'ell In ICJIII'er Middleport the past year. - sentinel Photo. The Man in the Field Harold Cbaoe to the man who pto odllod work andworrlla!rom the l'llli4 prGII'OSS In lower Mld- the new Jmperial Electric plant. The line was Installed by the .u.at- ance departments, under Chase's supervision, [t saved the town having to contract the job. Savings Tho 'rillage malntenari<O dep1111Do111 ~ for the put year, however, enjoy a Jt. "I think r1 the job I I a chal· . _ .,.. lflld II very lnlerest1Dc," liJd ClJaM. A former Middleport boord CJI pil!le stla!ra member and an a-nman who served two 1119 .lllweot,mark thio .. • II ~ eomplled by Bob ~ .. lllb1011, ~· o 1.16 mark. - ...,., -f.ll!l'· iolf ............ .' ' ' • . ' ·" '' . ' .. a 193 lb. aenlor; Koj)jlae~ will ·be roplaced by llab Hosldnoon, 16& lb. )wllor. Max 0.1too, 197lb. IOIIIor loll tackle, aloo received a ln;ulled log In the Gatlll>olla outing .,.. reportedly wjll not be at ''lull &Oo" Dave Fager, 160 lb. sophomore, wlll take over tor Galton when he ls not In the Other Athena ol!enslve start,. era will be LarryVInc:ent, 17Blb. senior, left end; Bob 8ebrlnc, 157 aga!DJI GAHS. lb. junior 11 left guard; Brooko He II riaht tacld.e Steve Kappas, Fuller, 165lb._JurtiX', center; Reb u._. •' Rellres 18 straight Mickey Mantle, making what could hive been hla !sat appearance at Yankee !Jadlum, olnsled In tho first lmlng with two out. Tlmrt then retired 18 straight batten before Roy 2, New York bllllked Atlanta, 30, Chicago beat Los 41, and Cincinnati beat Plttaburg!l, 2-ll. Brown Homers Gates Brown hit a three..J'\111 homer with ooe oot In the ninth White reached baae on an error Imine to 1111 Detroit pest by Rrat baseman Duke limo Baltltnore. It wu the 30th game with two oot In the ooventh. 11'1 the ])OIIIWII wilmer• have taken the third tltne In the laat month In their last at hat. the Yanks have been held to..,. Ra,y Culp pitched Ills fourth hit. stralg!lt ond extended Tlant struck out 11 wh!lo Ills scorilleu Inning streak to 39 !lnilhlll8 with 263 atrlkeout.l. Ho ao the Red Sox topped YRIIIIId up at 21-8 lor the year, Wallhln8ton: Corl Yastrzemlkl El-ero Ill llle Amll'ICIII IIDIIed In tho <11111 run of the League, Detroit nipped Balti- geme In the !lrlllnlllng. more, 4-3, Boston tcJpped Danny Cater's ..,....... bunt Washington, 1~. Oakland nipped wiU. two out Ill the ninth acored plneh-nmner . John Odom u Chicago, Call!ornla, 6-4 llld ~. -·drubbed Ookland CUile !rom behind with In the National League, st. two runs to nip Chicago. Lou!• topped Ph!ladolplda, 5-4, ltarmon Killebrew hit two Hou- edged San Francllco, bomers and drove ln three nm1 Ia· power Mlnneeola peat c.ll!ornia. They were the 16th and 17th homers of the year lor KillebreW, who WBI sidelined lor almoll two mmlbo In the All star game. lllzz stephen, llllkln8 <11111 Ills oecond maJor leaguo 11ar1, went !l:oe lmlnga IIi_ pin the vic:lor)'. a- $9.99 . f ,_ - Promoted Preoervatloa Edward Everett, clergy- man, statesman and one of tbf great U.S. orators, raised $'111,000 by l~urlnJ! on tbe ell!'r.acter of. George"Waalllngton, wl]lch sum Wfnt for the purcbUe ·and preservation of ~ount Vernon U · i notloilll shrine. *• EoH.. l551b.l!lllllr, rl&htprd; Gary ~,1751b. oeoloi',l'll!ll end; Bob lllllllley, 150 lb. - · lor, flllll'ltrback; Ylke.GocidWID; 162 lb. ~r. lefl hall; Do\'11 Coon, 190 lb. Junior, !ullba~k, IIIII Skip· Dennl- 160 lb. Jw>. tor, rl8ht haH. Tho <11111 probable c...,.l In the slartlnii defenolve U - lor tho visltoroloElckEssox,1501b. junior, ond twin brother ol Roli, going to ooe of the end spots and Tom Heas, 135 lb. aerdor, at a corner linebacker. coach Cballcey np>rta he will " - the oame atartlne IIDHP• on both defense and oft'eoae aa he had la1t week agalllat Nell..,. ville-York. Name Class Officers . MASON - Cia,. o!!lcaro ond representatives lor the school year at Wahama ltudeut cauncll Santor, Gary Mitchell, prellldert; Roger Roush, vice president; Tommy Schwab, seeretary; and Gary Fields, treuurer; representative• are Cathy Hag. ael'Q ond Bob Dewhurta; alternates are Becky Raynes, Llnda Weaver and Larry Carpenter. Jwdor class, Pam Roush, president; Gary Clark, vice president; Sally Y-r. secretary; Cheryl Burnt, treasurer; repreM sentatlves, Clnda Fogle10111, Ruth Roulh, and Cheryl Burna; altemateo, 511orrl Workman, JoiVI Yonker, stella King, Tera• Ferguau~. , SophnmoreS, J!rerC Clark, preIll-; Tim Howard, vice prasldent; &1181'1 McDaniel, teeretaQ; Harriett Lane, treaaurer, and Cbetq Hayoo, Gary Tedesco Olld Kathy Fopesong, repre..lta~ lives, Olld Jltn Artis, Coz.r Cooke and Da'fld R11110ll, alternateo. Frellunan , Madey Alclrid&e, ~nl!dent; Mike Howard, v I e o lll'oaJt"''; Sacrelal7 -treaourar, CbeRW' Roush; Birry Harris, _ . , ~llldCUrtlolloulb, -"""""-.uvea. Elll!lh Grldo, John Burrlo, prod-; J - Hart, vice pr,.. Ill-; Cindy lfosprl;y, IOC1'8- Ii!z7; Beeky Pau&b. treuurer, Charlene Weaver, ( ·• I are- 117 Udited J>i.oo1 lnlomatlmal National League W, L, Pet. GB x.st. Loula ....96 64 .597 San Fnn ......86 73 ,541 Cincinnati ...•82 77 .516 Chlcaso , ••.••81 78 .609 Plttaburgh .•• ,80 79 .503 Atlante , . •.•.80 79 .503 Lol AlwOles ...74 85 .465 Ph!lldol]lhla ...74 86 .465 New York , •• ,72 87 .453 llouiiDn ••• ' ,71 88 .447 x.Cllnched pennant Wedllesday'l Reoulla st. Loula 5 Phila 4, night Cincinnati 3 Plttaburgh 0, New York 3 Atlanta o, Houlton 3 San Fran 2, Chicago 4 Los Angeles I 9 13 14· 16 15 21 21 23 24 nlg!lt nlg!lt night 111urlda3'• Games No games scheduled Frlcloy' • Games Phila at New York, night P!ttaburgh at Chicago San Fran at Clnclonatl, night Los Ang at Atlanta, night Houston II st. Louis, nl8hl are: .lnd homeroom ropn-.lves, I'iiOGRESS LEADERS - The plaNiJne emunllllon ............... of town .....u atudled IIIII worked to help develql:iO..er Mlddlepnrt, William Cldldo; left, Plallnlnc emunlnlon president, llld Edl1011 Boker, mmber, check a map locat.iJW the ~It 1 phase oflhe IIIITIDL John Zerlde, riahl, 11 • Prllldelll of .counell, and another har<j work. or In behalf of the town. Other members of the planalar emunlolll.., Sl1uler, Cll!rord .... Ma,yor c. 0. Flsber. Sentlael Photo. Qlulotte Grimm Olld Tracy Morris. Saveatll Grado, Prealdoiii,Dan111' Uldllleld; vice prealdolll, 8 a D d 1 Grinlteld; eecretary ~ tr.lllrV, Grill .Roush; repre-.lvel, llllolldl Goodnlle, CUia Hoaui1 and Bebin' Gilbert. American Leltilll' L. Pel.· GB x.llotroH , .... 103 56 .64ll Baltlmero • , •••90 70 .5f3 13\1 Cleveland • , ... 85 74 .5!5 18 .......85 74 .536 18 New York ••••. 81 78 .509 22 Oaldand •••••• 80 7') .501 23 - - •••••78 81 .491 25 Catl!ornla • • ••66 93 .415 17 Chicago ......6& 94 .409 28 Wa~ ....112 96 .382 40\1 Wedllelidl,y'a Rooulta · Dotr0114 Baltimore 3, night Oaldand 5 Chicago 4, alght lollmeiiOia 6 Call!orDla 2, nlg!lt Bo- 1 w..illng!lm o, lllg!lt Cleveland 3 New York 0 Toda1'• Probable Pitchers All Tlmeo EDT Clovalond (WUIIIIIII 13-10) .at Baltimore (MeNall.J 21-10), 8 p. w: YH Gtttflt ••st ••• tr.IJI ' n.. best fuel for bome. Topl Ia lllllllfort, eonvenlenee. Call Ul for d•Hvery, any lime. OUR TRUCKS ARE EQUIPPED WITH TWO-WAY RADIO Fer letter, Qulcbr More Efficient Senlce LEVEL OUT YOUR • FUEL OIL COSTS eEOUAL MON'I'MLY PAYMINTSe m. .lOIN OUR BUDGET PLAN NOW game aclldlled Frldi.Y'• Games Minnesota at Oaldllld, nl8ht Only RIZER OIL COMPANY Chl~uCall!ornll,nlg!lt Wallhingtan at Dotrolt, nlg!lt Cleveland at Balltmort, night New York at Booton, nlg!lt "YOU'LL LIKI! OUR SIRVICI!" POMEROY, 0. PHOME•614-o992-2101 Major LequO Leader& Preos Jntemallonal National League 117 United G. AB R. H. Pet. Ro10, Cln 140 611 91 203 Alou, Pit 143 546 58 181 Alou, Alia 157 651 70 205 Joll1sn, Cllllt6 594 78 187 Flood, st. L 149 614 Tl 183 Beckrt, Chll52 632 98 188 staub, Hou 158 581 64 172 McCV)>, SF 145 511 79 150 MayfCin' 143 543 77 159 Jones,' NY 1n 495 82 145 American Loaguo .332 .332 .316 .316 , 298 .297 .296 .294 .293 ·""""·•·= G, AB R. H. Pet. Yatrsld, Bos 164 Cater, oak 144 Oliva, Min 128 Horton, Del 140 Boford, Ball28 Ublildr, MlnlSB Cplrla, Ook156 Dvlllo, Call44 F.~ Wul56 c.r.... Min 124 529 491 470 500 fl9 488 630 516 587 457 88 52 54 87 63 52 84 4ll 77 45 160 142 136 143 119 138 173 142 161 125 .302 .289 .289 .286 .284 .283 .276 .275 .274 .274 Home Runs National League: MeCO.ey, San Fran 35; Bunka, ali 32; WU .. llalill, Chi Slid Allen, Phil 30; H. Aaron, All 28. American League: F. Howard, Wuh 43; Horlllll, Del 36; HarreliOD, BoB 3&; Jaclulon, Olk 28; Freehan, Del 25. Runa Baltod .. National League: McCovey; San Fran 102; Wllllama. Chl 98; Su· Ia, Chi 9S; Para%, Cln 92; Clllll111- Pill 86. A!fterlcan ~~ ltarrelBes 109; F, Howard, Wuh 106; NDrthrup, Det 90; HortoD, Det 85; Powell, Bal 84. ..-.,.--•--• --.-- -m•.-. -... ................ ....... 'Come In IOdltJ ••• buy any Warm Momln& Radiant Coal Heater ••• end we'll 1M you • ;certillclte entitllnt you l,o niCtllve for just ONE CENT complete 24-pl- set of min._ ·stee111bleware With 1\telmac handles that atar beautiful. You simply mall the ur.and one penn1'10 the manufacturer, and without deiiJ ,our stainless stlltll tabl- • bt sent you, poataill prepaid. Don't miss this baraoinl a Pllehlng National Loaguo: Bla11, 1'111 lU; Marl.ehll, Sin Fnn 2$.$; Kline, Pitt 12-6; Glb1011, st. L. 21-8) Repn, Chill~. .American Leoauo:Mc:aln,Dat 31-4; Culp, Bol16~; ~Clore 21-8; l!ll...orth, Bol 15-7; McNall,r, Balll-10. ol several thousand dollars were reallzed. The larger line will IUJJP}y a sprinkling system in the plan~ r...,Ued by Wldorwrlt. or•. In oddltloo, Chue•s depart. ment murt aee to the gerieral elean-up and maintenance ln town ond Is In charge of oporatlnc the sewage diiPQaai aystem. ••we check all manholes and IUt stations In the sYstem Ohee a week," said Chase, '"and keep dally records oo the 1._ 81 llob100 to be lli>mllted to the federal &vvenurtenl:.,. I YENDS MJSS ,, Foodlaloi .... ot kooor · ''.. ...... oklpSol...,.!" o,ehool ... _ .......... _"''_ AlwOI••· UNiFORM. -a ~.~ DillY ' .' 4,, "FoodNNII'~ (- Middleport water and mainten- Cbaae'1 department has also had the responaiblllcy of gottiQg Jllrio!ll, Cbale llld: the new Service into the new · - . It'• the O'Pe of work Imperial Electric plant. The Middleport maintenance " " ~ all "" life." He OWII..... \\Iii IJdlhe Cbaoe Hard- deportment .... hal been In - SbOrto IPirlallzlllglllplumb- charge of water wells at the mu~ . . _.. • line work. nlcfl>al park. .( 1111 ~ completed IIIII Three- wells ore about reaL Iii• Ja .... Middleport un~ dy to ·ltart j)lllllplng 500 gallma dor wasln- of water J)OI' ~- The wells ••e!!iii "" \Ao ft. of l~b will Hrve llllddloport, Olld plano 1110 call lor to be lold ~ 11( Ill. Ill .. Fomtro,y Ylllop. a.wi.-. the crown _ . . 14). The ares, beilljf built on a 17- maintenance department hal ~!'Ill ~ ERA acre tract of land purchued by the Corps of Engineers from the Googleln ComPIII1, will be Unlque COIDj)lll'ed ,to !,tel~ , .. j..hlle uH !aeilltlos In lhlllt Ia · actually being built on LeS<tlnc Creek about a quarllr mile uplllream from the Ohio River, Entrance to the !acUity Ia !rom Rallrood st. ''We think that our public use ares is solng to be particularly desirable because of Ita location UJ) Leading Creek," 1111 Bill Childs, president of t h o Mlddleporl Plannlnc Commission, one of the firlt, and the most persistent puaber for the msrlns. The ]lllbllc uoe area being built b)' So~' Hurricane, W. Va. belied firm, will Include a large launchtng ramp, a 75-car a n d trailer parklnc area, comfort ltatlons, J)fenle grounds and se. lectlve planting Olld clearlnc. Ch!lda recalls that the firlll letter of appllcatlm Ill <OIIIIectlon with olrorto to interelll the v. s. Corps of Enslneen In the location was written 1111960. Other membera of the plaming com. mission, In additloo to Ch!ldl were .Emmet 9nder, Kenny Me.• Elhhmy, Bernard Fultz, and Ed1100 Baker. Childs aa,ya that etrofta haV~ been underway tor sometime to mako arranpmenta lor the dredging ond basin work In connection with the second phaao of the proJec~ ac:tual constructloo of the marina. The Ohio llopart.. mont of Natural Re80UI'ces Ia expected to particlpota In thio phaae of the proJect and hopeo are high the work will be complete In three rears when the area will become a meeea for bostlnc Olld water eatllllllull. New . York · ' " Athena, however, baa a real SOOd ball club ml cerlalnly has prown l~elt a i'ell COJil)etltor, even though Iller don't have thl alze or aOme other telma, '' Jdd.. ed Chancey. The Bulldogo literally outhlt the much btaer Blue DevUa In edging them !all weekend. At least one reaular atarter, Olld pouibb> twO, wW ooe <11111 lltnlted dutt agsinot the Maraudo era becau,ae or bUurlea auatlioed 11 Tiant Fires 1- Hit, 3~0~ Win Over Yanlis By vrro STELLINO the year. Middleport ,1;. lor an Increased work Ioree over a· periOd . of tltni. bulk\. belne conotructed by KriU C0111truetlon .;..., Clev&o :!t_IB ACCESS CLEARING SHOWN IUJJ'UIKir by the M. L. Sowards CHECKING WITII EMPLOYEE - Harold Chase, the !Ut- Meip Head Coach ~ COnlllroctloo Company and Ia to be completed botore the end of movtaa oliil Willi' Lull Tlant'l IUIIOd n111 av-tldl101ion. !aclllt,y tllroulb U. S. Corps of Engineers fUnds, waa begun Urla Atw!lll Road into Marina area off Railrood SL Nilloon.W,.York 30.0. ~/' Five railroad cars of cement were used on the project in one •·eek at the peak or construction actlvlly. construction '· ' •wJitd ..9>oidr •. gr.ld club the AlhenoBullqi come to NEW BIJILDING - The new ln1>erlal Electric COmpany bulldi~V, llllder conotructlm on tlie P;rthlan Park propercy In Middleport. has 75,000 square feet of 11oor opaco edeq- ~· '· ·' ·':'N1Mota1 Monuder• Will race ~"Thtre'l no .doullt If that Fultz deaeneo U.e lion'• share of the credit lot the uporllloa being Dildo Ill' Middleport lllateed of the plant being . moved eDdrely out ot here." laid one Mlddlopc>l'! leader. Flnancll)e of ~" .....structlon, lhroulh the lnduatrlal ,..._, tu exempt banda, hlcludod $126,000 subscribed by 1\lalgs clilzens, $25,000 by Esther Budbury Edworda, $30,000 by the Farmers Bad< Olld Savings Company of Pomeroy, $30,000 by Pomaroy National Bank, $30,000 by the Citizens National Bank of Middleport and $160,000 by the Flroatone Bank of Akron. KrUI Con&tructlm ComPIII1 workers thta week have t h e atruc:turo completely under roof Olld have l>ei><m Interior work. '. ~peedJ Bullilogs , lniUallJ', ina, '. ,. learned the plllll ....,... ,;~_ pond II !lnanclnc Wli'8 The Middleport marins Ill the lower pert of town altho mouth of Leading Creek ac:tually atarled elpt years ago, Until thi1 put summer it was a dream to be !ui!Uied. The first pha1e ol the mar- l ,, ..,... w Marina Planning Started in 1960 l .Face '•· joint elroito Ill -.D hlltor)> · ,000 hi !llll!olclpal,lndl;;. tiial rOY..,. · . '*' �' • . ' ~ ·I ·'~.: '• ., ~Area , ' 1 Grid ·statistics ' . ' I ' ·. I -~~- . 30 26 Wllloma • • • • . . . • • , . •• • • .. •• .• I 2 I 4a Eutorn . . . . . . . .. .... ........ l 2 0 48 Gallipolis . . . . . . . . ...... ...... I 2 0 37 Miller, • • , , . , • •••• • •••• ••••• 1 2 0 24 Glouster • • • • • , , • • , , , • , • • • • • • 1 2 o 20 Southern • • . , , , , , • • • , • • • , , , , • • 0 3 0 36 Ironton o o o o o o o o o o o o 0 3 0 20 Vllllon Cou11Q' , , • , , , , , • , , , • , , , , 0 3 0 12 Alednder • • • • • . • • , • . • • , , • • , , , 2 67 28 35 32 55 106 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 ' Glouster • • • • • • •. • • • • , •• , •• , • • •• D 0 Southern • . . • • • • • • • • • • • , • • • . • • • • 0 0 1 Elisteru 0 • • • • • ••• ••• 0 •••• 0 • ••••• 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 14 OVERALL SCORING NAME- TEAM TD P AT PTS (G) AVG, Jerry Polley, Nels<milllo-York , , • , . . . , 3 0 18 (2) 9.0 llowo Coon, AlbenB • • , • • .. .... ..... 4 2 26 (3) S. 7 Darwin Valentine, Jackson • • • • • • •••• • 4 2 26 (3) 8. 7 Rick Perdue, Wellotoo , •• , , • ••• , •• , , 4 0 24 (3) 8.0 Toby VIa, Wellstoo • , , , , • • • , • •• • , • , 3 1 19 (3) 6.3 lleon!s Au!!, Meigs • , •. , , : . , , , , • , , , 3 I 19 (3) 6,3 O!uck Robinloo, Fedenl·Hocklng •• • ••• • 3 0 18 (3) 6.0 Tam Pro~~ a, Gallw«to • . . . •• • • . • , . . • 3 0 18 (3) 6. 0 Gary Clark, Wllloma , • . , , ••..• • , .. • 4 0 24 (3) 6.0 ll!rk Jackoon, Point Pleuant • . • , , •• , •• 4 0 24 (3 6. 0 John Bolito!, WeDstoo , • , , ••• , , , • , , , , 3 0 18 (3) 6.0 Dennis Heodley, Wellston , , , , , , , , , • 3 0 18 (3) 6. 0 SOUTHEASTERN OHIO. ATHLETIC LEAGUE NAME- TEAM TD PAT PTS. (G) Terry Ooboroe, Jackson • • ••• ...• • 2 2 H (ll 0 12 (I) Demla Au!~ Maip , . , . , • , . • , • , • , 2 Chuck Conrld, '-'> . , , . .. .. . . .. I 4 10 (I) Jdm Smith, Mo!gs •• • • , , , • , •• • , • , I 4 10 (I) oa.. Cooa, Atheno •• • ••. • •••• , •• •I 2 8 (I) Ml.ke Akers, lroDton , • • , • • • • •• • , •• 1 o 6 (1) Dua lAloan ••. , • •• , .••• • I 0 6 (I) 0 6 (I) John Bothe!, Wellstoo • , • •• , • , • • , , , I 0 6 (I) llelllllll Heodley, Wellotoo • • , ••• •• , , , I T11111 !Pen<er, Galltpol!s ••• • • , • ••..• 0 0 3 (I) MlkoGnle,Me!go •• , • •••• • ••• •. •• O 2 2(1) • • ID<IIIIes I lleld goo! -her. rays, contracting G e r m an measles or taking various drugs such as quinine, sulfa&, Iodides, anticoagulants and cortisone or other hormone• in !be first three months of her pregnancy. M..t obstet· r!cians pemrlt intercoUI'IIe in moderaUon in the first half of pregnancy. DISCUSS CONFERENCE - Left to rJaht, Gordon K. llarrla, Eastmoor Hlch Scholll Prlllc~ John W, Robison, Director of Educ:ad1111ll AcdYitlos, COlumbus 111111 Soolhern Ohio Eloetrlc Cllmpany and Jack G. G!hbo, East ll1&b School Prine~ talk over tho allllOUIIC8IIIenl of tho lOth an. nual National Youth Conference oo tho~. to be hel<l Nov. 21-2311 the Shoraton-CIIicqo HilleL Htrrls is tho son of Robert W, Harris, So. Second A,..,111111111e husband of tho Iormor Miry E..,. i<e HeMessy, both of Mlddiiii'Olio and a rormer !notruJnonlal music !notructor II Middleport High School. The conference, sponsored by tho electric ut!Dty !nduotry, wiU lnclllle 15 of centroJ 111111 southern Ohio's br!gbtest 100111, who wDiottollll •• gueala of Colwnbuo 111111 Soulhern. Representiow most of the 50 ltolea, deleptes wiU meet SCIIle or the c:ouatry'o top oclentilll and bear about the latest progreu in a varle1;y or acientlllc areas. nda year's theme Ia "The Power in Combining Sclentltlc Dlsclpll.naa." !nve- KO RETURNS TOP DEFENSIVE TEAMS TEAM PTS (G) Avg, Pt. Pleuant • • , , 12 (4) 3.0 2 0 FodenJ.Ilocklllg. • 18 (3) 6.0 I 0 WeDaton •••••• , 24 (3) 8.0 2 0 Alexander • • ,, ., 26 (3) , 7 1 0 Eutorn ••• , •• • 28 (3) 9.3 Yds. No. TD Washburn, lron.. . • 59 2 0 Boougller, ~ , • Spencer, GallIa • • • Shafter, Jack. • , • • Dennison, Ath. • •• • 41 34 25 21 McManis, Wells. • . 21 OTHERS Soothwestern It Soolhern Fedenl-Ha<ldng at Watwna Berne Union at Vlalon County SATIJHDAY Logan Elm It Miller (2:00) Q-1 have just discovered that I am two months pregnant. When I was about two weeks pregnant I had a cbest X ray, not knowing then that 1 was pregnant. Could tbli cause any blrth defecli In my baby? . A-Although to be on the safe side pregnant women arf advised not to have any X·ray films made except for vital reasons, a properly screened X ray of !be chest would not 1 0 """"· Lopn .... 103 Z3 at'-" Int. I 3 1 2 I I I 0 .·' ( . PUNTING (2 .., more) Yde. No. Avg, Rltter, Athena , , ,164 4 4LO Birr , Meigs , • , , , 241 6 Spencer, OelUI •• 192 5 M!dlda, N-Y •• ••• 380 10 Johnston, Log. ' •• 110 3 40. 2 38. 4 38.0 36.7 PASSING RECEIVING Cmp-Att Int. Yds TD No. Yds. Slem'man, lr, • 10-22 I 138 0 77 DeStclh'n, Jck. . 8-17 2 139 2 Akers, Iron. • • • 4 74 Perdue, WeDs•• 5-10 0 76 I Bethel, WeilL, , , 4 llllldley, Ath. • • 5-11 1 88 0 Oabor.., Jack, • ,3 104 Werry, Meigs . • 4-10 0 121 2 Moaollarpr. Jkll. 3 24 *"""er, Gal •. 4-14 3 ! 8 o Edwards, Iron. • .3 20 TD 1 1 2 0 o I' "ey, Wella. .. 102 16 Smith, Meigo .. .. 102 22 VII, WeDIIfoo • . •• 94 H '' 5, 7 6..4 U 6. 7 . · The nature of Meln)'k'a Ulneas wai not disclollod but It Ia !mown he oulfored from cheat ! r Busy lbeoe dayo plamlng and making arranpmenta for the anmeettni of alwnio! of U.e Knotto Auctioneer School is Racine' a Cornahan. · . . ' . Thlo yesr tho event - with Jim u chairman - wiD be held at blc>yal Oak Park 011 Oct. 13, There wiU be eleetloo of olflcera and ,..UllrY ol the Buhen Fire Department will serve a omorpa- Come see how perfectly your favorite Pendennls Club coat fits you. 39.95 Others from···· ··29.95 Coordlnatlll DOWNIE·GROSS PiHneraJ DIVISION 0, HUHN·IUIIt PT. 26 ru...-unc ~11011'\1. YOUTH ASKED FOI\ ll'l Thlo column Ia for YOune peo. plo, their problema and pleao. ures, their troubles and tun. Ao Willi the roll ol Helen HelD US!, lt welcomes lauihs but won't dodge a serious cpestlo" with a bruah-<>11. Send your teenage q.aestion1 to YOUTH ASKED FOR rr' care of Helen Help USI thlo newopaper NoBODY'S BUSJNE$ BUT OWN - AND HIS WIFE'S Dear Helen: Why must parents be so darn Helen Boltel Dear Helen: Every time 1 pull a goof OJld my parents find out, the.Y al· oupor!or? ,''- INFERIOR AND NOT L()';iNG rr Dear IANL]: You've pinpointed an almost gel! : I buuetrt Cordovan?..• No, it's. LOAFERS Choo se your favorite color now : blue, green, brown, cordo and golden . CHAPMAN-CANADAY POMEROY, D. POMEROY MAIN ST. SHOE STORE · HERE'S A LAST MINUTE FLASH 00 this evenlni!"a public ~==~ 011 new houolnil .to be held ot tho Pomeroy JIDiior Hleh ' at_~~m. ho -~ - L'ch -'D be among the firms dil· A m~ar me com~. ~ •• ~1Yi11C -~ they have to cilrer in new homes 111111 prices will serve refre&hments ot lito meeting. Michigan representatives or the eo. ' lumboa booed firm wiD be at the meet!ng. · · The nleetlns hal resulted from an armouncement by Attom~ ifronk W, Porter that $1,800,000 for new houolnil Will be mada ) valllble ~re. ' ji ttyHe also hal a ''friend" who can 1 him at least o!x times a day. I presume h8 calls her just as orten. 1 know there mull be oomethins _..., them. Tho other girls Ill tho office know about 11da stnc:o they have answered these calla when Ihave been away. ~ ask me oow 1 can have respect for my boll, f· · · but 1 answer thla is his per· ' LOOKiNG AHEAil..... . aonaJ businoos and none ol mine. :,. Cootum!ns for neat aummer'o Big Bend Minstrel Asaoclatlonhas . 1 still kdrnlre him ao 11 good fbeen received. 1111 atttaet!ve and colorfUl costuming was purchased exeCutive and a wonderful em~ ' s ahead in order to take adventago of sale pr!eeo offered by a ployer. Am I l'il'Ogi'l - BROADdnnstl flrl\ll'-~ ~' """""" ~ am.m SECRETARY Tho baJ#nl:e 'lf-ae'W co~ neaded Jllll be aocured afler ,,.. ij15 Sec retary: · . Ilia 8,t unjlarrlay next IUmmor. No, You're rlgbtl ~ · . . A good secretary doe& n o I ,,' AND HERE'S A Brl' WHICH MIGHT 1Ift your splrHa - pattlcu- o,POculate 011 her boss's private 'tarl,y, if yoo'releolins thall11manU;y'o ptt!ne pr~ fial<r. affairs and tf she does she ' Lait Frida,\', Jeff Burt, SCll1 Ill Mr. and Mra. Mamn Burt ol_ ohould' eive him the b..,'eflt of :li>IJI!I,r<OY, atlellded Ill~ 'Me!p Hlch same atNeliiX!illlo. He had in hlo tho doubt. Have you considered ··ilocket a . ..~ltold .~ a considerable amount of mOMJIJIII. that 11do ealler might bo one '\oel~le plpeta. · ' '· · ' . • Ill · tlibse "helpless" retstlvea ;: During the pme, Jeff lOll tho bDifold. His searches were frolt. ·or cu'ento who drlve .bullneU· ~111• • 'i..__ men crazy? A •itria" would. ). &mdaJ afteriiQOD - after Jolt had 1e!l for colleee at - . . . teleJ)IiOna a married Dian tllreen - a teleplilioe call c:amelnto lite Burt home from Greg No]. at' hla olf!ee six times a da,Y ~ - ,a·-.alii' o1 Nel-me, IAIVIolnil tho family tbat he. had _ 1oot 11 abo ~ to keep [;,:.., the bW!old. , ' . , hiJii. - H. t"'"'"'J'Ueeday, the.bllllold and all of its eoatellla arrlvlll via mall t.l :· ; . · , · :)heBurthome.. ' . , · · · ·· · ; 1 like to think there ...., a lot ol Grill Nel1011o aroiomd. ' 1lon•t you?l 1969 Mustang SportsRoof - u't IIEW.Y..... CLOTHING HOUSE Main St. Pomeroy All Of the1969 Clievrolet cars & bucks are fabulou' and we'll be pleased to show thk newest ol the new tcryou.at 011 uealer· . TEXACO .. 675-~460 PT•.PLEAS~NT I. VA! ,.. toe* ......... IMtTerlno. .,~ . , -~ . . , . hill new to~nil toloooll Tori~O tQr '69. ~~s on iv~ CIS hOf or OS luxutioys~Ps, Y9U pf.tas•~ Engines .range all tho wbv upta a 41!1)-cu.ln. Cobfa Joo w11tt ship, Sept. 26! \ Member Fedural Reserve System Member F.D.I.C. EDGERTON SHOES FROM .l4.tl CITY ICE AND FUEL CO. i THE FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS CO. E very appearance of meei'IIChaum-like burllltlldy Cordovan . . . but the uppers &re soft. Corfam. resists scuft'a. Clean& Just with the wipe of a damp clothf Trust your home heat to _,_ and open your co"" ~~Rrf\ _ .._"' ~"!! ' .lliDDLEPPRT, 0. paid that bill! Come m -H. Miss America. even more stupid. They keep teli!ns me I ohould make my own declslona, but when 1 do, and they bomb, lt'a al~ most as II my folk& were glad. Here's an example, not the big- It's ,because we're ex- ercising great self.reatralnl. we want you 1o beoome Independent, true, but we hate to admit you no longer need uo. So Wben you goof, it makes •• feel Important aeatn aa II we were stm "In cbarge.11' Y o u woo't lully understand thlo WI· til you ha>e - s ol your own, and then I hope yw remember b'ack and do some fancy tonguebiting. :rve had to, many a tlme, and 1 otill csn't entirely c:onlr<!l the uamug mother" symctro..11e. she could prove she .. j 992·5186 II ARRIVALS! ways aay, H( could have told you It wouldn't workJ" or somelhing stmUar, Which makes me feel a s!ze.14 patten>, Wblch Is what I have always taken, but I didn't see lt was ' · · f 1 work as a aecretary tor a the Cjnew sizing," 10 of course Ulllq.oe feature ol the meeting will be Wben tho auctlooeoro very nice man in a hip position the dress I made was too big. their lllento in - ol all th!np - 80 lllctiCIIII , and the will! a corporaUoo. He treats When my mother saw the pat~ aloctiooeer li me with roopect, lo kind and ~d 'are provided by auctlooeera partlc:IJiallnr, and considerate. go Into.' tho oJumnl uooctatlon kl~ · He ta married and ha8 a fam. .aelo-. THAT,t• · SHERRY WORKMAN Letart, .;.... Bo~ Young, dau8fller of Mr. Wm. . Youow, New Riven. Attendants are Sherry Workman of· the junior class and LIDia Holbrook, sophomore clall. The h<1110CIIIIIiile parode wiU start ot1:30 p, m. Frida,\' Ill New Haven 111111 wtlllll.anco to lhe hlgb school. The Royol Jesters wiU provide m..tc Cor the dance which will rouw the game. Admia1ion f<r the dance is 50 cents. ~ • tern, abe pointed to the "New Slzlne" label will! "I could hove told you that!" .U U I was tt10 dumb to read. US. ••By THURS.~ SHOE I fORM EN HOMECOMING AT W~HAMA - Preparatioos are campi- lor Wahaml' s HcXnec<Diins game 111111 dance this Frlda,Y, Sept. 21th, at Bachtel Field when Wllloma wiU play Fedenl-Hocklne. Tho pme ·~ II 8 P. m. Collllldotes tor queen are Sharon Roach, daughter of Mr. 111111 Mrs. lllle Rooch, Now Haven; Mary Arlhor, dall]lhter ofMr.111111 Mrs. Wm. V. Arther, Helen Help That tells the story of our handsomely NOW-styled Pendennls Club sport coats. The richest colors In twenty year~ robustly $tyled in figure: flatterlna lines. And with _the rugged all·male patterns thJit give you that self·assured well-dressed feeling. \ .,'-...,.......-....._ , If she had a universal weatmesa in parents. If we do(it say tt[ told you so," or u] ·could have told you l· Ill5GBI .. AVD'Id CHECKING ACCOUNT BETTY YOUNG Chevrolet intrOdUCes 1&:-~ Leaeue cl~. worn.' IIICI, · II.IIIT All • palno after four dayo or practice with the National Hockey this vert· rarely bappenS:' as · shown. by the fact llial''lil a combined series of 7,500 en vaccinated ~durb>g p.,g. nancy, none of theh' ~ showed any iJgns of lmall~' or any bli1li dtfecls altrlllilt~ble to this dl-.~.. •' POMEROY MOTOR and RtSIIING PASSING NETOFF. NET, liEF, Yda. A-a. Yda. A'lo Yds. A'lo Ydl. A'lo Alheal • • •• •• •• , 181 18LO 88 88.0 269 269.0 104 104.0 r.elllpnUa., •• • • , .78 78.0 26 26.0 104 104.0 269 269,0 .. ... . .. ' . 73 '13.0 138 136.0 211 211.0 275 275.0 Jockooo • • , • , • • •• 54 54.0 139 139.0 193 193.0 285 285.0 ~ ' • •••••••• 277 277, 0 . 8 8.0 285 285.0 193 193.0 Mo!ga , • • • , , . • • , 242 242.0 121 12LO 383 363.0 90 90.0 Nels. -York • ••• ••• 90 90.0 o o.o 90 90.0 363 363.0 Wellotoo ..... , .. 199 199.0 76 76.0 275 275,0 2ll 21LO c-, FRIDAY FISH BUFFET PLEASANT POINJ RESORT TEAM RUSHING Yds. Car, Avg, Atheao . ... 149 24 6,2 ·: ; ' A-Tile eowpox ~• .~.,' ~;;..~~)::.··~~:~ because sisted on ill !be first half of nancles. My doctor tercourse during preiiJlancy has nothing to do with the development of the fetus . ·b ut that it may callSe a miscarriage. What do you think? . A-Birlll defecla and retar· dation may be caulled by a woman being exposed to X CONIUitCI'ION ' PQX , va~o:JnaUon hay~ • -~• . ' pregn~y? FIGHT SLATED LAST WEEK'S RESULT&: TAMPA, Fla. (IJPI)- Clevl>SEOAL: 5 P.M. TIL 9 P.M. PUNT RETURNS 1111111 William1, who loll to Athens 8 Gallipolis 3 Yd. No. 'ID Caa.Wo Clay In a bid lor tho ' Stacks, from • • • • 13.95 ADULTS - $2.50 Ault, Meigs • . . • 59 4 0 Wellston 12 lrontoo 6 holvywel]lllt title two Ytll'l ago, has aareed to llsht Molle McManis, WeDs. , • 21 2 0 Logan 16 Jack1011 14 CHILDREN - $1.75 Mossb'ger, Jack. •• 19 3 0 Meigs 30 Nels.·Yarl< 0 HarroD of St. Petorlbor8 in I MOVC AVG. ~neer, Gai.Ua . • . 6 0 1 10-«J~Dl<! hero Oct. 7. The u . o Johnston, Lop.n • , • 5 1 0 Alexalder 14 Eastern 6 2t.year-<>ld Harrell has a 16-1 OTHERS 12.0 McBroom, Logan • • 5 1 0 The Men's Stall record while WUilamo, "· hal 10.0 K,yger Creek 34 Soolhem 14 won four Umeo elnce hla loll Ill 10.0 PL PleiSant 15 Hulll!n!lton 0 Cl INTERCEPTION RETURNS 6.0 No. Yds. TD lilm!lton Twp, 38 VInton ay. . -------------------------------------· Ravenswood 33 Wahama 6 Co. 0 • • . 6. o Johnston, ' - n • . • 2 5 0 6,0 Eight tied Cor second with one New Lex. St. AL22 Glouster 0 ' Miller 18 Fedonl-Hocldng 0 6.0 liP Ieee THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE: 6.0 FRIDAY x3.0 2.0 TOP OFFENSIVE TEAMS SEOAL TEAM PTS ([J) A>g. Athens at Meigs ... •' ~ . 'i 'lL 1 WeDotoo ••• , .. 88 Q) ~.3 Ironton at Gall]j)olls Jackson , , •• , , 71T (3) 23.3 Jackoon at Well~ .. I' AVG. Pt. Pleasant . , , 83 (4) 20,8 - Neloonvil!o-York 6. 0 Atheos •• , , , , • 62 (3) 20. 7 MOVC 6. o Fed..flocldng , • • 54 (3) 18.0 Eastern at Glooster 6,0 ' MID-0100 VAILEY CONFERENCE NAME, TEAM TD PAT PTS (Gl Cnlf White, AleWideL .. .. .. , .. .. .. I 2 8 (1) Ste,. Grlulllld, Alounder •• , .• , • , , , • 1 0 6 (I) Bob RIIA:hlo, Eastern •• •••• ••. •••. • , I o 6 (I) (OIIIy polalo ocored so far) TEAM STATISTICS FIBST DOWNS PASSING TEAM •..•.. , , , , .Gm. Twn A'I- <Jw, A'lo Cmp-Att Athens • . •• • • •••• 1 12 12.0 5 5,0 5-11 5-16 GoJI]j)ollo , • • • , • • , I 5 5.0 12 12, 0 10-22 lrontoo ...... .. . I 8 8,0 19 19,0 8-17 Jackaon .... .. ... I 8 6.0 18 18.0 1· 6 ~ .. .. ....... I 18 16.0 8 8.0 4-11 llldp .. .. .. .. .. . 1 16 16.0 3 3.0 0-9 Nela.·York ... ... .. I 8 3.0 16 16.0 5-10 WellotGa .. .. .. ... I 19 19.0 8 8.0 \ iri!fri~ ~~!J·~~~t ~·\· ~whilt blo,.ii~~\l~'lii -·~.U· to vaccinate ag~s!sm&liDOii may crpss the plac~nta aiiif'lii= fl!!!! the fetus. Wllin. thll ~ · pe11,1, the . fetus may. die JiUI 78 123 SOUTHEASTERN 0100 ATHLETIC LEAGUE TEAM W L T TEAM OPP. Meigs . • • , , ... .. .... . .. .. I 0 0 30 0 .~ • • •••.•••• • ••••• •• • 1 0 0 16 14 Wellston , , • , , , •• , • • • , • ••• • I 0 0 12 6 Athena . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ...... 1 o o 8 3 Jaekaoo • •• .• , •• • • • • •••.•••. o 1 o 14 16 Ironton •••• • : . . •••.••• • ••• .• • • o 1 o s 12 GaiiWdis • • .. • .. .. .. ... .. ... o 1 0 3 8 Neloonilllo-Yarl< , , , , , , , • , , , • , , , 0 I 0 0 30 liiJD..OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE TEAM WLT TEAM OPP. 6 •1.,...,-er . . , , . . ••. , , , • . , . . , , .• ,1 0 0 1! ' 0( ~~ a ,-~••n ' During Your: -e• MELNYK OUT PliiLADELPIUA (IJ_P J)-Cen· ter Gary MeiiiYk of tho Philadelphia Flyero · lo belne broogllt here lor · "lllrther inedleal teats" after a alx-dt.r hoaj)ilal otay Ill ~oboe. ' 1lblt, to.,.ellmllili!l,'all,,~url'l!l · · ·..1 19118 !UGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL STANDINGS AND SCORING (lacilllleo of Sept. 21) TEAM W L T TEAM OPP. U Pallll Ploollll! . . .. .. .. ....... . .. 3 0 I 83 Wellstoa • , , • . , •••• • • • ••• • .• • , , • 3 0 0 88 Z4 Jackson • , , • , , ••• , • ••••• •• • , • , 2 1 0 70 31 A1:heDs • , • • • • , , • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 2 1 0 82 SO Ftderll..HockbW • • • • • • • ••• ••• •• , 2 1 o 54 18 Meigs , • • , • • , ••••• • ••• , , ••• • ,2 1 0 49 St NeliOJWUle-York • • • , , • • •• •• , •• •• 2 1 o 46 36 Laaaa .• • .. • . ••• . .••• •.. • • ••• 2 1 0 36 35 1 , ,, . ...<" ·> ...-~'• · · r ! po~ lh- hiiJD~ ~ln.s,tChiero ~ ' . li l>ect!uie 11 :li. ~~WI~ 1m~· . W.·Dall,r ~ ........~. o,, Sopl. 28, ' ' . . . '~ ·. o1 :.;;·~~;;;.- ~; , Rom·Atr V~· For Torlno sl)lrll ~lth extra SO!IiAgs Cidded, ,choos•, froft'l ~ught n~tw '6'1 'f.alrlanel. ste oil 52 of menaw '49 . fOrds tpfkiv. ~- ~ .. ), . .;. ·• ' wide a& Cadillac. . IOnge'r .wheelmore front a Chrysler dosigned ITO that �' • . ' ~ ·I ·'~.: '• ., ~Area , ' 1 Grid ·statistics ' . ' I ' ·. I -~~- . 30 26 Wllloma • • • • . . . • • , . •• • • .. •• .• I 2 I 4a Eutorn . . . . . . . .. .... ........ l 2 0 48 Gallipolis . . . . . . . . ...... ...... I 2 0 37 Miller, • • , , . , • •••• • •••• ••••• 1 2 0 24 Glouster • • • • • , , • • , , , • , • • • • • • 1 2 o 20 Southern • • . , , , , , • • • , • • • , , , , • • 0 3 0 36 Ironton o o o o o o o o o o o o 0 3 0 20 Vllllon Cou11Q' , , • , , , , , • , , , • , , , , 0 3 0 12 Alednder • • • • • . • • , • . • • , , • • , , , 2 67 28 35 32 55 106 0 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 ' Glouster • • • • • • •. • • • • , •• , •• , • • •• D 0 Southern • . . • • • • • • • • • • • , • • • . • • • • 0 0 1 Elisteru 0 • • • • • ••• ••• 0 •••• 0 • ••••• 0 0 0 0 0 0 6 0 0 14 OVERALL SCORING NAME- TEAM TD P AT PTS (G) AVG, Jerry Polley, Nels<milllo-York , , • , . . . , 3 0 18 (2) 9.0 llowo Coon, AlbenB • • , • • .. .... ..... 4 2 26 (3) S. 7 Darwin Valentine, Jackson • • • • • • •••• • 4 2 26 (3) 8. 7 Rick Perdue, Wellotoo , •• , , • ••• , •• , , 4 0 24 (3) 8.0 Toby VIa, Wellstoo • , , , , • • • , • •• • , • , 3 1 19 (3) 6.3 lleon!s Au!!, Meigs • , •. , , : . , , , , • , , , 3 I 19 (3) 6,3 O!uck Robinloo, Fedenl·Hocklng •• • ••• • 3 0 18 (3) 6.0 Tam Pro~~ a, Gallw«to • . . . •• • • . • , . . • 3 0 18 (3) 6. 0 Gary Clark, Wllloma , • . , , ••..• • , .. • 4 0 24 (3) 6.0 ll!rk Jackoon, Point Pleuant • . • , , •• , •• 4 0 24 (3 6. 0 John Bolito!, WeDstoo , • , , ••• , , , • , , , , 3 0 18 (3) 6.0 Dennis Heodley, Wellston , , , , , , , , , • 3 0 18 (3) 6. 0 SOUTHEASTERN OHIO. ATHLETIC LEAGUE NAME- TEAM TD PAT PTS. (G) Terry Ooboroe, Jackson • • ••• ...• • 2 2 H (ll 0 12 (I) Demla Au!~ Maip , . , . , • , . • , • , • , 2 Chuck Conrld, '-'> . , , . .. .. . . .. I 4 10 (I) Jdm Smith, Mo!gs •• • • , , , • , •• • , • , I 4 10 (I) oa.. Cooa, Atheno •• • ••. • •••• , •• •I 2 8 (I) Ml.ke Akers, lroDton , • • , • • • • •• • , •• 1 o 6 (1) Dua lAloan ••. , • •• , .••• • I 0 6 (I) 0 6 (I) John Bothe!, Wellstoo • , • •• , • , • • , , , I 0 6 (I) llelllllll Heodley, Wellotoo • • , ••• •• , , , I T11111 !Pen<er, Galltpol!s ••• • • , • ••..• 0 0 3 (I) MlkoGnle,Me!go •• , • •••• • ••• •. •• O 2 2(1) • • ID<IIIIes I lleld goo! -her. rays, contracting G e r m an measles or taking various drugs such as quinine, sulfa&, Iodides, anticoagulants and cortisone or other hormone• in !be first three months of her pregnancy. M..t obstet· r!cians pemrlt intercoUI'IIe in moderaUon in the first half of pregnancy. DISCUSS CONFERENCE - Left to rJaht, Gordon K. llarrla, Eastmoor Hlch Scholll Prlllc~ John W, Robison, Director of Educ:ad1111ll AcdYitlos, COlumbus 111111 Soolhern Ohio Eloetrlc Cllmpany and Jack G. G!hbo, East ll1&b School Prine~ talk over tho allllOUIIC8IIIenl of tho lOth an. nual National Youth Conference oo tho~. to be hel<l Nov. 21-2311 the Shoraton-CIIicqo HilleL Htrrls is tho son of Robert W, Harris, So. Second A,..,111111111e husband of tho Iormor Miry E..,. i<e HeMessy, both of Mlddiiii'Olio and a rormer !notruJnonlal music !notructor II Middleport High School. The conference, sponsored by tho electric ut!Dty !nduotry, wiU lnclllle 15 of centroJ 111111 southern Ohio's br!gbtest 100111, who wDiottollll •• gueala of Colwnbuo 111111 Soulhern. Representiow most of the 50 ltolea, deleptes wiU meet SCIIle or the c:ouatry'o top oclentilll and bear about the latest progreu in a varle1;y or acientlllc areas. nda year's theme Ia "The Power in Combining Sclentltlc Dlsclpll.naa." !nve- KO RETURNS TOP DEFENSIVE TEAMS TEAM PTS (G) Avg, Pt. Pleuant • • , , 12 (4) 3.0 2 0 FodenJ.Ilocklllg. • 18 (3) 6.0 I 0 WeDaton •••••• , 24 (3) 8.0 2 0 Alexander • • ,, ., 26 (3) , 7 1 0 Eutorn ••• , •• • 28 (3) 9.3 Yds. No. TD Washburn, lron.. . • 59 2 0 Boougller, ~ , • Spencer, GallIa • • • Shafter, Jack. • , • • Dennison, Ath. • •• • 41 34 25 21 McManis, Wells. • . 21 OTHERS Soothwestern It Soolhern Fedenl-Ha<ldng at Watwna Berne Union at Vlalon County SATIJHDAY Logan Elm It Miller (2:00) Q-1 have just discovered that I am two months pregnant. When I was about two weeks pregnant I had a cbest X ray, not knowing then that 1 was pregnant. Could tbli cause any blrth defecli In my baby? . A-Although to be on the safe side pregnant women arf advised not to have any X·ray films made except for vital reasons, a properly screened X ray of !be chest would not 1 0 """"· Lopn .... 103 Z3 at'-" Int. I 3 1 2 I I I 0 .·' ( . PUNTING (2 .., more) Yde. No. Avg, Rltter, Athena , , ,164 4 4LO Birr , Meigs , • , , , 241 6 Spencer, OelUI •• 192 5 M!dlda, N-Y •• ••• 380 10 Johnston, Log. ' •• 110 3 40. 2 38. 4 38.0 36.7 PASSING RECEIVING Cmp-Att Int. Yds TD No. Yds. Slem'man, lr, • 10-22 I 138 0 77 DeStclh'n, Jck. . 8-17 2 139 2 Akers, Iron. • • • 4 74 Perdue, WeDs•• 5-10 0 76 I Bethel, WeilL, , , 4 llllldley, Ath. • • 5-11 1 88 0 Oabor.., Jack, • ,3 104 Werry, Meigs . • 4-10 0 121 2 Moaollarpr. Jkll. 3 24 *"""er, Gal •. 4-14 3 ! 8 o Edwards, Iron. • .3 20 TD 1 1 2 0 o I' "ey, Wella. .. 102 16 Smith, Meigo .. .. 102 22 VII, WeDIIfoo • . •• 94 H '' 5, 7 6..4 U 6. 7 . · The nature of Meln)'k'a Ulneas wai not disclollod but It Ia !mown he oulfored from cheat ! r Busy lbeoe dayo plamlng and making arranpmenta for the anmeettni of alwnio! of U.e Knotto Auctioneer School is Racine' a Cornahan. · . . ' . Thlo yesr tho event - with Jim u chairman - wiD be held at blc>yal Oak Park 011 Oct. 13, There wiU be eleetloo of olflcera and ,..UllrY ol the Buhen Fire Department will serve a omorpa- Come see how perfectly your favorite Pendennls Club coat fits you. 39.95 Others from···· ··29.95 Coordlnatlll DOWNIE·GROSS PiHneraJ DIVISION 0, HUHN·IUIIt PT. 26 ru...-unc ~11011'\1. YOUTH ASKED FOI\ ll'l Thlo column Ia for YOune peo. plo, their problema and pleao. ures, their troubles and tun. Ao Willi the roll ol Helen HelD US!, lt welcomes lauihs but won't dodge a serious cpestlo" with a bruah-<>11. Send your teenage q.aestion1 to YOUTH ASKED FOR rr' care of Helen Help USI thlo newopaper NoBODY'S BUSJNE$ BUT OWN - AND HIS WIFE'S Dear Helen: Why must parents be so darn Helen Boltel Dear Helen: Every time 1 pull a goof OJld my parents find out, the.Y al· oupor!or? ,''- INFERIOR AND NOT L()';iNG rr Dear IANL]: You've pinpointed an almost gel! : I buuetrt Cordovan?..• No, it's. LOAFERS Choo se your favorite color now : blue, green, brown, cordo and golden . CHAPMAN-CANADAY POMEROY, D. POMEROY MAIN ST. SHOE STORE · HERE'S A LAST MINUTE FLASH 00 this evenlni!"a public ~==~ 011 new houolnil .to be held ot tho Pomeroy JIDiior Hleh ' at_~~m. ho -~ - L'ch -'D be among the firms dil· A m~ar me com~. ~ •• ~1Yi11C -~ they have to cilrer in new homes 111111 prices will serve refre&hments ot lito meeting. Michigan representatives or the eo. ' lumboa booed firm wiD be at the meet!ng. · · The nleetlns hal resulted from an armouncement by Attom~ ifronk W, Porter that $1,800,000 for new houolnil Will be mada ) valllble ~re. ' ji ttyHe also hal a ''friend" who can 1 him at least o!x times a day. I presume h8 calls her just as orten. 1 know there mull be oomethins _..., them. Tho other girls Ill tho office know about 11da stnc:o they have answered these calla when Ihave been away. ~ ask me oow 1 can have respect for my boll, f· · · but 1 answer thla is his per· ' LOOKiNG AHEAil..... . aonaJ businoos and none ol mine. :,. Cootum!ns for neat aummer'o Big Bend Minstrel Asaoclatlonhas . 1 still kdrnlre him ao 11 good fbeen received. 1111 atttaet!ve and colorfUl costuming was purchased exeCutive and a wonderful em~ ' s ahead in order to take adventago of sale pr!eeo offered by a ployer. Am I l'il'Ogi'l - BROADdnnstl flrl\ll'-~ ~' """""" ~ am.m SECRETARY Tho baJ#nl:e 'lf-ae'W co~ neaded Jllll be aocured afler ,,.. ij15 Sec retary: · . Ilia 8,t unjlarrlay next IUmmor. No, You're rlgbtl ~ · . . A good secretary doe& n o I ,,' AND HERE'S A Brl' WHICH MIGHT 1Ift your splrHa - pattlcu- o,POculate 011 her boss's private 'tarl,y, if yoo'releolins thall11manU;y'o ptt!ne pr~ fial<r. affairs and tf she does she ' Lait Frida,\', Jeff Burt, SCll1 Ill Mr. and Mra. Mamn Burt ol_ ohould' eive him the b..,'eflt of :li>IJI!I,r<OY, atlellded Ill~ 'Me!p Hlch same atNeliiX!illlo. He had in hlo tho doubt. Have you considered ··ilocket a . ..~ltold .~ a considerable amount of mOMJIJIII. that 11do ealler might bo one '\oel~le plpeta. · ' '· · ' . • Ill · tlibse "helpless" retstlvea ;: During the pme, Jeff lOll tho bDifold. His searches were frolt. ·or cu'ento who drlve .bullneU· ~111• • 'i..__ men crazy? A •itria" would. ). &mdaJ afteriiQOD - after Jolt had 1e!l for colleee at - . . . teleJ)IiOna a married Dian tllreen - a teleplilioe call c:amelnto lite Burt home from Greg No]. at' hla olf!ee six times a da,Y ~ - ,a·-.alii' o1 Nel-me, IAIVIolnil tho family tbat he. had _ 1oot 11 abo ~ to keep [;,:.., the bW!old. , ' . , hiJii. - H. t"'"'"'J'Ueeday, the.bllllold and all of its eoatellla arrlvlll via mall t.l :· ; . · , · :)heBurthome.. ' . , · · · ·· · ; 1 like to think there ...., a lot ol Grill Nel1011o aroiomd. ' 1lon•t you?l 1969 Mustang SportsRoof - u't IIEW.Y..... CLOTHING HOUSE Main St. Pomeroy All Of the1969 Clievrolet cars & bucks are fabulou' and we'll be pleased to show thk newest ol the new tcryou.at 011 uealer· . TEXACO .. 675-~460 PT•.PLEAS~NT I. VA! ,.. toe* ......... IMtTerlno. .,~ . , -~ . . , . hill new to~nil toloooll Tori~O tQr '69. ~~s on iv~ CIS hOf or OS luxutioys~Ps, Y9U pf.tas•~ Engines .range all tho wbv upta a 41!1)-cu.ln. Cobfa Joo w11tt ship, Sept. 26! \ Member Fedural Reserve System Member F.D.I.C. EDGERTON SHOES FROM .l4.tl CITY ICE AND FUEL CO. i THE FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS CO. E very appearance of meei'IIChaum-like burllltlldy Cordovan . . . but the uppers &re soft. Corfam. resists scuft'a. Clean& Just with the wipe of a damp clothf Trust your home heat to _,_ and open your co"" ~~Rrf\ _ .._"' ~"!! ' .lliDDLEPPRT, 0. paid that bill! Come m -H. Miss America. even more stupid. They keep teli!ns me I ohould make my own declslona, but when 1 do, and they bomb, lt'a al~ most as II my folk& were glad. Here's an example, not the big- It's ,because we're ex- ercising great self.reatralnl. we want you 1o beoome Independent, true, but we hate to admit you no longer need uo. So Wben you goof, it makes •• feel Important aeatn aa II we were stm "In cbarge.11' Y o u woo't lully understand thlo WI· til you ha>e - s ol your own, and then I hope yw remember b'ack and do some fancy tonguebiting. :rve had to, many a tlme, and 1 otill csn't entirely c:onlr<!l the uamug mother" symctro..11e. she could prove she .. j 992·5186 II ARRIVALS! ways aay, H( could have told you It wouldn't workJ" or somelhing stmUar, Which makes me feel a s!ze.14 patten>, Wblch Is what I have always taken, but I didn't see lt was ' · · f 1 work as a aecretary tor a the Cjnew sizing," 10 of course Ulllq.oe feature ol the meeting will be Wben tho auctlooeoro very nice man in a hip position the dress I made was too big. their lllento in - ol all th!np - 80 lllctiCIIII , and the will! a corporaUoo. He treats When my mother saw the pat~ aloctiooeer li me with roopect, lo kind and ~d 'are provided by auctlooeera partlc:IJiallnr, and considerate. go Into.' tho oJumnl uooctatlon kl~ · He ta married and ha8 a fam. .aelo-. THAT,t• · SHERRY WORKMAN Letart, .;.... Bo~ Young, dau8fller of Mr. Wm. . Youow, New Riven. Attendants are Sherry Workman of· the junior class and LIDia Holbrook, sophomore clall. The h<1110CIIIIIiile parode wiU start ot1:30 p, m. Frida,\' Ill New Haven 111111 wtlllll.anco to lhe hlgb school. The Royol Jesters wiU provide m..tc Cor the dance which will rouw the game. Admia1ion f<r the dance is 50 cents. ~ • tern, abe pointed to the "New Slzlne" label will! "I could hove told you that!" .U U I was tt10 dumb to read. US. ••By THURS.~ SHOE I fORM EN HOMECOMING AT W~HAMA - Preparatioos are campi- lor Wahaml' s HcXnec<Diins game 111111 dance this Frlda,Y, Sept. 21th, at Bachtel Field when Wllloma wiU play Fedenl-Hocklne. Tho pme ·~ II 8 P. m. Collllldotes tor queen are Sharon Roach, daughter of Mr. 111111 Mrs. lllle Rooch, Now Haven; Mary Arlhor, dall]lhter ofMr.111111 Mrs. Wm. V. Arther, Helen Help That tells the story of our handsomely NOW-styled Pendennls Club sport coats. The richest colors In twenty year~ robustly $tyled in figure: flatterlna lines. And with _the rugged all·male patterns thJit give you that self·assured well-dressed feeling. \ .,'-...,.......-....._ , If she had a universal weatmesa in parents. If we do(it say tt[ told you so," or u] ·could have told you l· Ill5GBI .. AVD'Id CHECKING ACCOUNT BETTY YOUNG Chevrolet intrOdUCes 1&:-~ Leaeue cl~. worn.' IIICI, · II.IIIT All • palno after four dayo or practice with the National Hockey this vert· rarely bappenS:' as · shown. by the fact llial''lil a combined series of 7,500 en vaccinated ~durb>g p.,g. nancy, none of theh' ~ showed any iJgns of lmall~' or any bli1li dtfecls altrlllilt~ble to this dl-.~.. •' POMEROY MOTOR and RtSIIING PASSING NETOFF. NET, liEF, Yda. A-a. Yda. A'lo Yds. A'lo Ydl. A'lo Alheal • • •• •• •• , 181 18LO 88 88.0 269 269.0 104 104.0 r.elllpnUa., •• • • , .78 78.0 26 26.0 104 104.0 269 269,0 .. ... . .. ' . 73 '13.0 138 136.0 211 211.0 275 275.0 Jockooo • • , • , • • •• 54 54.0 139 139.0 193 193.0 285 285.0 ~ ' • •••••••• 277 277, 0 . 8 8.0 285 285.0 193 193.0 Mo!ga , • • • , , . • • , 242 242.0 121 12LO 383 363.0 90 90.0 Nels. -York • ••• ••• 90 90.0 o o.o 90 90.0 363 363.0 Wellotoo ..... , .. 199 199.0 76 76.0 275 275,0 2ll 21LO c-, FRIDAY FISH BUFFET PLEASANT POINJ RESORT TEAM RUSHING Yds. Car, Avg, Atheao . ... 149 24 6,2 ·: ; ' A-Tile eowpox ~• .~.,' ~;;..~~)::.··~~:~ because sisted on ill !be first half of nancles. My doctor tercourse during preiiJlancy has nothing to do with the development of the fetus . ·b ut that it may callSe a miscarriage. What do you think? . A-Birlll defecla and retar· dation may be caulled by a woman being exposed to X CONIUitCI'ION ' PQX , va~o:JnaUon hay~ • -~• . ' pregn~y? FIGHT SLATED LAST WEEK'S RESULT&: TAMPA, Fla. (IJPI)- Clevl>SEOAL: 5 P.M. TIL 9 P.M. PUNT RETURNS 1111111 William1, who loll to Athens 8 Gallipolis 3 Yd. No. 'ID Caa.Wo Clay In a bid lor tho ' Stacks, from • • • • 13.95 ADULTS - $2.50 Ault, Meigs • . . • 59 4 0 Wellston 12 lrontoo 6 holvywel]lllt title two Ytll'l ago, has aareed to llsht Molle McManis, WeDs. , • 21 2 0 Logan 16 Jack1011 14 CHILDREN - $1.75 Mossb'ger, Jack. •• 19 3 0 Meigs 30 Nels.·Yarl< 0 HarroD of St. Petorlbor8 in I MOVC AVG. ~neer, Gai.Ua . • . 6 0 1 10-«J~Dl<! hero Oct. 7. The u . o Johnston, Lop.n • , • 5 1 0 Alexalder 14 Eastern 6 2t.year-<>ld Harrell has a 16-1 OTHERS 12.0 McBroom, Logan • • 5 1 0 The Men's Stall record while WUilamo, "· hal 10.0 K,yger Creek 34 Soolhem 14 won four Umeo elnce hla loll Ill 10.0 PL PleiSant 15 Hulll!n!lton 0 Cl INTERCEPTION RETURNS 6.0 No. Yds. TD lilm!lton Twp, 38 VInton ay. . -------------------------------------· Ravenswood 33 Wahama 6 Co. 0 • • . 6. o Johnston, ' - n • . • 2 5 0 6,0 Eight tied Cor second with one New Lex. St. AL22 Glouster 0 ' Miller 18 Fedonl-Hocldng 0 6.0 liP Ieee THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE: 6.0 FRIDAY x3.0 2.0 TOP OFFENSIVE TEAMS SEOAL TEAM PTS ([J) A>g. Athens at Meigs ... •' ~ . 'i 'lL 1 WeDotoo ••• , .. 88 Q) ~.3 Ironton at Gall]j)olls Jackson , , •• , , 71T (3) 23.3 Jackoon at Well~ .. I' AVG. Pt. Pleasant . , , 83 (4) 20,8 - Neloonvil!o-York 6. 0 Atheos •• , , , , • 62 (3) 20. 7 MOVC 6. o Fed..flocldng , • • 54 (3) 18.0 Eastern at Glooster 6,0 ' MID-0100 VAILEY CONFERENCE NAME, TEAM TD PAT PTS (Gl Cnlf White, AleWideL .. .. .. , .. .. .. I 2 8 (1) Ste,. Grlulllld, Alounder •• , .• , • , , , • 1 0 6 (I) Bob RIIA:hlo, Eastern •• •••• ••. •••. • , I o 6 (I) (OIIIy polalo ocored so far) TEAM STATISTICS FIBST DOWNS PASSING TEAM •..•.. , , , , .Gm. Twn A'I- <Jw, A'lo Cmp-Att Athens • . •• • • •••• 1 12 12.0 5 5,0 5-11 5-16 GoJI]j)ollo , • • • , • • , I 5 5.0 12 12, 0 10-22 lrontoo ...... .. . I 8 8,0 19 19,0 8-17 Jackaon .... .. ... I 8 6.0 18 18.0 1· 6 ~ .. .. ....... I 18 16.0 8 8.0 4-11 llldp .. .. .. .. .. . 1 16 16.0 3 3.0 0-9 Nela.·York ... ... .. I 8 3.0 16 16.0 5-10 WellotGa .. .. .. ... I 19 19.0 8 8.0 \ iri!fri~ ~~!J·~~~t ~·\· ~whilt blo,.ii~~\l~'lii -·~.U· to vaccinate ag~s!sm&liDOii may crpss the plac~nta aiiif'lii= fl!!!! the fetus. Wllin. thll ~ · pe11,1, the . fetus may. die JiUI 78 123 SOUTHEASTERN 0100 ATHLETIC LEAGUE TEAM W L T TEAM OPP. Meigs . • • , , ... .. .... . .. .. I 0 0 30 0 .~ • • •••.•••• • ••••• •• • 1 0 0 16 14 Wellston , , • , , , •• , • • • , • ••• • I 0 0 12 6 Athena . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. ...... 1 o o 8 3 Jaekaoo • •• .• , •• • • • • •••.•••. o 1 o 14 16 Ironton •••• • : . . •••.••• • ••• .• • • o 1 o s 12 GaiiWdis • • .. • .. .. .. ... .. ... o 1 0 3 8 Neloonilllo-Yarl< , , , , , , , • , , , • , , , 0 I 0 0 30 liiJD..OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE TEAM WLT TEAM OPP. 6 •1.,...,-er . . , , . . ••. , , , • . , . . , , .• ,1 0 0 1! ' 0( ~~ a ,-~••n ' During Your: -e• MELNYK OUT PliiLADELPIUA (IJ_P J)-Cen· ter Gary MeiiiYk of tho Philadelphia Flyero · lo belne broogllt here lor · "lllrther inedleal teats" after a alx-dt.r hoaj)ilal otay Ill ~oboe. ' 1lblt, to.,.ellmllili!l,'all,,~url'l!l · · ·..1 19118 !UGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL STANDINGS AND SCORING (lacilllleo of Sept. 21) TEAM W L T TEAM OPP. U Pallll Ploollll! . . .. .. .. ....... . .. 3 0 I 83 Wellstoa • , , • . , •••• • • • ••• • .• • , , • 3 0 0 88 Z4 Jackson • , , • , , ••• , • ••••• •• • , • , 2 1 0 70 31 A1:heDs • , • • • • , , • • • • • • • • • • • • • • 2 1 0 82 SO Ftderll..HockbW • • • • • • • ••• ••• •• , 2 1 o 54 18 Meigs , • • , • • , ••••• • ••• , , ••• • ,2 1 0 49 St NeliOJWUle-York • • • , , • • •• •• , •• •• 2 1 o 46 36 Laaaa .• • .. • . ••• . .••• •.. • • ••• 2 1 0 36 35 1 , ,, . ...<" ·> ...-~'• · · r ! po~ lh- hiiJD~ ~ln.s,tChiero ~ ' . li l>ect!uie 11 :li. ~~WI~ 1m~· . W.·Dall,r ~ ........~. o,, Sopl. 28, ' ' . . . '~ ·. o1 :.;;·~~;;;.- ~; , Rom·Atr V~· For Torlno sl)lrll ~lth extra SO!IiAgs Cidded, ,choos•, froft'l ~ught n~tw '6'1 'f.alrlanel. ste oil 52 of menaw '49 . fOrds tpfkiv. ~- ~ .. ), . .;. ·• ' wide a& Cadillac. . IOnge'r .wheelmore front a Chrysler dosigned ITO that �':· ·'··~ - ·· ~· ~ 14\· ~···~ ·. · . .I . {' Saigon . ..'.. •• ' .. .' ·' ' .: . . ...; f ~~ ..• A ' f1 Soutll Vietnamese soldiers killed exceeded the number oC for Intelligence ihdications were • Cleveland One Better By-Law Switch CLEVELAND (UPO - Cleve- to Wall Street next week to test land has gone New York one their effect on the city's traft'lc. Miss Moore, a model, h better In the search for macrostethlc girls, as the old Greeks, coknown to her friends aa with a word for everything, 41 ChestyH while Miss Zulkowski is nicknamed ''Superbody." would have put it. Two girls, both mea .!lUring an altounding 43-24-37, were selected Wednesdlcy in an out..Q('...doora contest which stopped traffic at (Continued lrm1 Page I) one or this ci"ty-a busiest inter- The Meigs Athletic Boosters have cha!lied by-laws relating to or the election ot officers the group. The amended regulation now provides that a nmninatlng com- mittee of three members shall be appointed at the regularmee~ ing on the third Tuesday of October. The committee will present its slate of officers on the Tues.di!J' followi1J8 tile last game oltho regular season at which t I m e Candidates sections. Some motorists even got out ot their cars for a better View, The contest was sponsored by a local radio station (WIXY) in an attempt to prove that Cleveland has girls as well.eonstructed u New York City's Francine Gotttrled, · who attracted a crowd ol 10,000 males to the Wall street area recently. · Mounted pollee finally w e r e called here Wednesdoy to stop the show after the girls were boosted atop a telephone company truck to give their appredative spectators an unobstructed look. Cleveland'll candidates to dethrme Mlos ,Go<lfrled are &1ZBIIle Zulkowsld, 21, a n d '9!.eilah M:lore, 2S, who wW go Eugene J. McCarthy ancl still opposing the war in Vietnam. others ~iro T. vice presidential candidate reoo bls capitol of Annapolis Wodneedi!J' night 8nd said he and Nlxon were not lntorooted In debating Hum- turned phrey. He aald Hwnphrey baa been "on more sides f1 more political lssuee:" than any poUtician in memory and ..it Hubert Humphrey wanta to debate anyone, he lhould debate LYndm Jobn8on llrot, and If that doesn't work debate himself... he should VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ADMriTED - FHlllAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY SEPT. 27-28-29 "VALLEY OF THE DOLLS" The GOP Apew, Osa Bogpas, Patrolman Shows ence, F'dm to Lions Oub Ky. DISCHARGED - Mary Dye, Wancla ~rogue and Debora dinner meeting at GraCe ~iaet> "TONY ROME" pal Pariah House. (Color) The film depleted• sale61111.n's approach to tratnc safety and accldenl.s. Patrolman Sheets was 79. Friends said Tlbaldl bad introduced by Paul Kloes, program chairman. Fred Morrow, aufrered a 11n.gertng illness. president, presided. A question TONIGHT, SEPT. 26 and answer period l<ilowed tho SPANISH JUSTICE film. A guest tor the altair was YOURS, 111NE AND OURS MADRID (UP!)- The Ducb- Bill McDaniel Luc:We Ball • Henry Fo e88 ol Medina Sidonia laid (Technlcolor) Wedneadi!J' she Intended no COLORCARTOON3: Insult to ~ when abe wrote l'oolbow: 10 1101 Vry: her 1967 novel "La Huelga" llowietrek; (The Strike). The government I 01 FaUll! llcJnla&o bas charged her with alleged I Admluim: 85c 1111 :me: anti-regime criUclam in • trial I viewed as a test r:l.. literary I FHlllAY THRU THURSDAY freedom. SEPT. 27 • OCT. 3 I "GUESS WHO'S COMING WSITANA EXPLODES I TQ DINNER BARI, llal,y (IJPI)- Pollee I (Tecbnicolor) said today lboy believed tho Sidney Poi tier, Spencer Tncy crew at the Panamanian motor I Katharine H~burn laiDich Luollana planted a bomb I STOOGE: Malice in the Palace aboard the lalmch, which blew I COLORCARTOON: Beet Fore lW anc1 senk Woclnoad.,. while I pollee searched It tor contra. I <Ot . and Alter ' MDMISSION: 85c an1 SOc band clprettes. The crew I 't SHOW STARTS 7 P. M. jumped llllip and Oed as pollee I . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _.... boarded and there were oo (UPI)-Ettoro Tibaldl, Iormor !bclaiiBI vice president of the llallan Senale 8nd a leader ol the wartime resistance movement, died at PAVIA, llaly MEIGS THEATRE j ' I SHOES ' l·· FOR BOYS AND GIRU NATURAL RAINMAKER I ' .. . ·1·. 1· ' • <'.ai1Jio'lt, 12.0 GAUGES - 12,5 2 lora; Pt. Pleuatt, and l'lllllinl 2U5; loot IllPomI'Gi- Ol'OJ'-:IIalllll, 20.37; Hlntol!, 0.57 ala~; Kamwha Fllllo, 2.5tlridJ!Il Charleston, 17.97 otat. London, Marmet and Wlntleld, are Cll tile ••• •fib>- , pled , . O<bl~ , , t ...,._. also will portlolpote ' In~~~o'half limo ce.......SOoi durlttl f-11 pme bitiooon ~· otta lull Muakl..,..._. llrmallon. .r . ·, . ' '· idt~ :ie l<lltd .... ... I ·-··... ....,.,"""" to ....... ... "· ·. The ,_;_. - - · l k l b en. 'fenn.1bo:I'Wo~ln ·lli;t~q,~~e- do:'.:. u;;"~;._alallo~ Jald~i !>•1 • I SIZE 5 to 8 FELT MOCCASINS SHOEBOX Where Shooo A.o S...ol~IJ Prlcotl ot BonQy Ewing at 7:30 or tact Mr. Ewing by pbone. ott ,. Dlidlilv' s I I ,..._ BOAT MOVEMENTS Ce red GALUPOLJS LOCKS - Becknte on lord up 7:20 p. OI.J -Pee Downey down 10:30 p. m.1 Elal"" G. n.~,sler's Mov_e dort'n 1:28 L 01.1 Eclword S. Boa~u 1 WOI'tlt dorm 1:30 L 01.1 Semel DE"rROrr (IJP0 - Wilb Ford QP 2:10 L Dl.l Jolm J, jlowedown Motor C<> ..... General Motor 3:50 L m.; Chai'les II. down 5:15 C<>rp. cloooly aliped In price L m.i OIIYII' C. Sltaaror up 8:30 hikes for the 1969 model ears, a.m. attentloo today centered 011 CltryKANAWHA RIVER - Londcm, aler CGrp. whose avorap $84Boawortb down 5:50 a. per-c::ar hike was well above its m.; Marmet, MDrrls Harve7 ~ oo-"'tors. 3:40 L m.; JIUUI R. Hinel_down Ford Weclnesda.Y announeed a 6 a. m.; Lelia C. Sltoarer up 6:35 price hike on the new can averlilne $47 per car, $2 below L m.; Wln4ald, H. E. - · · · up 5:50 P- m.; Jetrer1011 lW 5:50 p. the fllptte announced Mondi!J' by m.; Elgerclifr down 9:20 p. m.; GM, tile auto Industry l!lanl, ancl Fort DooriJorn down 9:40p.m.; well below tho price bikes anFronklin B. down 4:30 L m.; MI. nounced by Chrysler 011 Sept. 9. State lW 5:28 L m. OIUO RIVER - Lock 14, Now Mutlnsvlllo up 11:30p. m.; Foromoat up 1:10 L m.; PhUip Sporn MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL up 2:40 a. m.; Lady Roaomaryup ADMrrTED- Mrl. FredRu·2:45 L m.; S. M. Jenks up 4 L sail, Middleport. DISCHARGED - Ethel Johnm.; Lock 16, Etta Kelce down 12:15 a. m. Lock 17, st. ~~up om, C<>rl Schultz. Eyes IN BONDED ORLON AND WOOL E'Doana 2:15 a. Bexel Vitamins 1/2 Price REGWR AND HALF SIZES $7.95 TO '$14.95 DRESSES FREE-CULTURED PEARL NECKlACE WITH EACH LARGE BOTTLE OF ANY PERMA PRESS COTTONS BY LAI)Y BIRD Colorful Solids and Prints 100 MULTIPLE VII AM IN P• S• S7.QO 58.00 m.; Belleville Locks, Ole- Regular 1.59 w .. ·... :: .::.:::.:.:···:.: Regular 12's ·········· CONTAC CAPSULES '• KOTEX Rq.l.OO ~ITE RAIJt SHAMPOO .. Regular 1.00 PACQUINS · only HIND tOTIO.N ,.., ..... . ... , .;.,w.. ........ ' BY LIVELY LADY Flonteol Frigldalro Regular 59C Far Acne Hoo.,., THERA~BLEM NAM E~::::DROPPER Halo oniJ ,,,,~~~. SUAVE SHAMP :/ SUDDEN BEAUTY YOUR · SPRAY NET CHOICE JUST ~WONDERFUL · McKESSON 2.•JOO's MICIIN lOUTH WASH Baker F11nlllre Middleport, 0. •I Regular 1.00 ~PO-~DER46 ' 65 Regular 79C FAST sT ... .,. ., oc.o;. ... BATH SIZE 1 Mother's life looks brighter too, when little boys I dress in these slack sets. Even messy children's paints will come right out in the washing mal chine. Corduroy zipper slacks in solid colors I team up with sporty cotton knit shirts in a variety of necklines- some collared, some layered, 1 some turtlenecks. I I .IE ,SHOPPE • I \ JERGENS SOAP FOR 194 .Rq. ~.89 GREASELESS lOO's 85's CURAD . "OUCHLESS BANDAGES Regular 25C . Rer. lOc BOBBY PINS 4 FOR OR ANACIN 5 gr. USP Re1. 79c Re1. 98c Regular 1.39 ASPIRIN; ··. RIGHT GUARD SPRAY DEODORANT Re1. 69c MENNEN BABY NYLON HO·SE } _seaml-essShe-erorSh-eerMes-h- - - - : : - Rea.l.O& Speed Queen , ........ng Solid Sizes: 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 SIGN UP FOR FREE SET OF ENCYCLOPEDIAS GIVEN TREATMENT !idriQY King was taken to VetOl'&nB Memorisl Hospital late Weomoadi!J' night from her MJd. dleport home the lllcldleport emergency 8CIJild. given medical treatment ancl dloeharged. LOCAL TEMPS The temperature In downtorm Pomeroy at 11 a.m. Thursday, under 8WIIlY skies, waa 6f degroea. dmlr<il ~ ' a resses New Q. TIPS 'THE Tal . re bloned pr1ces, t . ese ut old f v• Ill•"· andallied Howord Baker, . · ;59 A2~S:Jve. which will be plllffCl IllCollep, 8p;m. puili!CIII8 with oOuthet'D Dea>otrata 1!1 1110 ~~ 0i111not lhe MIDDLEPORT, 0. members are ur1J8II to ;":"~dna~tillll,:~•~bollle=:lhll:t weeks. IllmootAll Mlrlelta. ;lj):pOarod::d:e:oii:IWI:to:<atll::·•::-:~two:!:::::::::::;~ lbl1 erenlng at ihl ' - " ~~~~~~ I I I .w. !Color them bright in MIDDLEPORT, 0. ·'~~~~J.~~~ ~m . lU: .. I I I I I I injuries. .~ . .. . . 1·:· RIVER NEWS .·I ' lluU~· SentiiK'I, li.I~ddleport-ltomeroy, 0,, Sept,. 26, .1068 I, iiO'IIIdlcl' lilDiit iJin. Ill r.tarletD . ~. ~ W~ - FltmusTEIONG OPi>ONENTS Ill Aile For1u' I. lt81, lbo rePOrt l!lld. · 111 8 p.m. Oft 1bo lllarloiiJ Col- DIIDiqotlcmto be chlet~ce ~Ued ~docllntln !hell' lilt'qlb let ·. ' ' ,. ·lop •..,... . <ioy but bnalotad.ill>oy otlb lad • ......., '!liM, ID pre\'ent ~ lm- tile - showed a film, "The T h I r d Killer,.. Tuesday night when the Pomeroy Uons Club met tor a TWAllll DIES Frank Sinatra Iii Stale Patrolman E. J. SMel> Hayes. Patty Duke (Color) AND v..u. IN ilhl71,t56 ander up 7:15 p. m.; Poplar lW votes shall be cast. 8:15p.m.; ElloheWooclsupi0:10 The ol:ficers shall be elected p. m. i Jane T. lit 3 L m.; Steel aMually am shall take omce im· Clipper up 4:f5 L m.; Wllllam mediately following election. Bu'nea down 5:15 a. m.; Alan R. MerriD LP 5:45 L m. i ORCO d(MD 7:30 p, m.; Lock 21, Bayou LaRaine up 3:30 L m.; Eastern Show, Trials are up 6:30 a. m,; Lock 22, Wlllter CUrly up 5:50 p. m.; Raclll! Locka, Queen City dOtrD 4:28 a. Planned Nov. 8·9 rn. ; Miss Luek)' down 5 L m. i W. H. Shaver, Jr. dOtrD 5:30 L A bench show and field trial m.; David Vickers down 6:05 L was planned for Nov. 8 an:l 9 m.; Greenup Locka, J. S. Lewia when the Meigs County Fox Hunt- up 2:30 L m.; William Pili down ers Alsn.metwithCorbettCieek. 6:10 L m.; Meldahl Locka, Buck president, in <;harge. Freeman Lll 9 p. m.; Alton Zepfl.. Hounds froot tour states are yr up 11:10 p. m.; Alton Zephyr eJ;pected to take part ia;--~e dorm 2:10 L m.; Lady ~borlycewnts. A P14> valued ot $100 · down 6:55a.m. • will be given away. "'racuse; Diana Ridgway, Pomeroy; Merle Herdman. Evans, W. Va.; Danny E'.dmoodson, Florence, Ky., andRoyCombea,Flor- • -ro..... *" will ~cflla'-,,l!i ~ . aiD-'• ~ IP,¥1tolf 28 a,. .......... Ill UJ,!.. ldlleil Jn ' .............. "" ,. ' o1::;.:'/[i; •·tutk..t~: ,,..., ....,it Boosters Okay the Communists may use this ' ·Shriners•Will SAIGON (IJPI)- VIet Cong Alner!WI t.lllo deaths lut - · · 22nd _ _ lllllr lerroriats bombed SaigOn's ...,. week 111o 10111 oucceoa!Yo auerrllla 1111' apJit!lt ' a\o French U ID <'CC 1 M Ill ~ tral marketplace today and 1llo lq_.ted 1bh'd .Slip llabbed ancl shot a government Viotnamoo IIJIOkosmen olflcial In his llome. Allied laid f73 0( thalr died In aftllla!Ye. u.s. -~ soldiers threw up the toughest battle laot week. American Hnt wave1 ol 852 straculortrtu anti • filtratlm oocurlty ring ltead(juarlers lilted 290 u.s. bombers qainll Red b l around tho capitol In foor servicemen dead in the aame on Sligon's doorstep. The eloaeat llildDI ID tho perlnd. month&. Commwd.st lo1ses were put at capitol .... • mtall llanoQJ The mid-morning grenndo explosion killed a woman and 2,867 killed, "'Bhlng tho guerril- Wodneedi!J' 20 miles to tho not. wounded 13 persons tn the la death toll since Jan. l, 1961, Govenunonl IIJIOko8111011 crowded, covered market where to 398,723, U.S. spokesmen laid. lholr troops killed 28 guorrllla1, The weekly U.S. caoualt;y and destroyed Ove aampaDI IIMI Saigon housewives barter for report said tho aelzed 265 mortar ahalla. A1llad everything (rom live monkeys manpower to plastic raincoats. The terror- American troop commitment losses were not reported. It was one of tour scattered ist escaped in the contusion In jumped 3,000 last week to bottles In which spokeiiDtll laid :;38,soo. tho yard-wide allies. a toW or 293 Commullllls died, Allied soldiers, acting oo It happened a few hours after a two.man Viet Cmg assassin Intelligence the C<>mmunllll 218 of them In 1 ll8hl with U.S. team invaded the home of a 68- m"" try to lnllltrate Saigon In Americal Dlvlolon b - · ... year-old South Vietnamese pre- three~ t e r r o r teams, the coaBI 310 miles aorth ot cinct ol!icial, shot ancl stabbed damped the lightest socuriey Saigon. U.S. of!lclals In Saigon saida him. otncials said the man was ring around the city since the crtt!cally wounded. His assai- Commwiats' Ma,y otrensfve. toW of 1, 782 American IIOI'VIeeThey stowed all can and men were wounded In acticm lants escaped. Government Casualties Higher trucks gving Into the capital ancl laB! week- making the toW Meanwhile U.S. m i I i t a r y searched them tor contraband. dead ancl 1IUUIIdod for tile week 2, 052, the hlgheot In lbroo Fear New Attack spokesmen reported the mmber ....... l> ! 'I• . ' . .~ "The Creal or of Re~s.~nablt Drug Prices" -VIl.lAGE PHARMACY A"· -~·'; 'l ' ' {r .. :., •. ' > ~t' .,, .. ·,., I ' "' . . AVE. ,, . 75 WATT LtGHl BULBS �':· ·'··~ - ·· ~· ~ 14\· ~···~ ·. · . .I . {' Saigon . ..'.. •• ' .. .' ·' ' .: . . ...; f ~~ ..• A ' f1 Soutll Vietnamese soldiers killed exceeded the number oC for Intelligence ihdications were • Cleveland One Better By-Law Switch CLEVELAND (UPO - Cleve- to Wall Street next week to test land has gone New York one their effect on the city's traft'lc. Miss Moore, a model, h better In the search for macrostethlc girls, as the old Greeks, coknown to her friends aa with a word for everything, 41 ChestyH while Miss Zulkowski is nicknamed ''Superbody." would have put it. Two girls, both mea .!lUring an altounding 43-24-37, were selected Wednesdlcy in an out..Q('...doora contest which stopped traffic at (Continued lrm1 Page I) one or this ci"ty-a busiest inter- The Meigs Athletic Boosters have cha!lied by-laws relating to or the election ot officers the group. The amended regulation now provides that a nmninatlng com- mittee of three members shall be appointed at the regularmee~ ing on the third Tuesday of October. The committee will present its slate of officers on the Tues.di!J' followi1J8 tile last game oltho regular season at which t I m e Candidates sections. Some motorists even got out ot their cars for a better View, The contest was sponsored by a local radio station (WIXY) in an attempt to prove that Cleveland has girls as well.eonstructed u New York City's Francine Gotttrled, · who attracted a crowd ol 10,000 males to the Wall street area recently. · Mounted pollee finally w e r e called here Wednesdoy to stop the show after the girls were boosted atop a telephone company truck to give their appredative spectators an unobstructed look. Cleveland'll candidates to dethrme Mlos ,Go<lfrled are &1ZBIIle Zulkowsld, 21, a n d '9!.eilah M:lore, 2S, who wW go Eugene J. McCarthy ancl still opposing the war in Vietnam. others ~iro T. vice presidential candidate reoo bls capitol of Annapolis Wodneedi!J' night 8nd said he and Nlxon were not lntorooted In debating Hum- turned phrey. He aald Hwnphrey baa been "on more sides f1 more political lssuee:" than any poUtician in memory and ..it Hubert Humphrey wanta to debate anyone, he lhould debate LYndm Jobn8on llrot, and If that doesn't work debate himself... he should VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ADMriTED - FHlllAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY SEPT. 27-28-29 "VALLEY OF THE DOLLS" The GOP Apew, Osa Bogpas, Patrolman Shows ence, F'dm to Lions Oub Ky. DISCHARGED - Mary Dye, Wancla ~rogue and Debora dinner meeting at GraCe ~iaet> "TONY ROME" pal Pariah House. (Color) The film depleted• sale61111.n's approach to tratnc safety and accldenl.s. Patrolman Sheets was 79. Friends said Tlbaldl bad introduced by Paul Kloes, program chairman. Fred Morrow, aufrered a 11n.gertng illness. president, presided. A question TONIGHT, SEPT. 26 and answer period l<ilowed tho SPANISH JUSTICE film. A guest tor the altair was YOURS, 111NE AND OURS MADRID (UP!)- The Ducb- Bill McDaniel Luc:We Ball • Henry Fo e88 ol Medina Sidonia laid (Technlcolor) Wedneadi!J' she Intended no COLORCARTOON3: Insult to ~ when abe wrote l'oolbow: 10 1101 Vry: her 1967 novel "La Huelga" llowietrek; (The Strike). The government I 01 FaUll! llcJnla&o bas charged her with alleged I Admluim: 85c 1111 :me: anti-regime criUclam in • trial I viewed as a test r:l.. literary I FHlllAY THRU THURSDAY freedom. SEPT. 27 • OCT. 3 I "GUESS WHO'S COMING WSITANA EXPLODES I TQ DINNER BARI, llal,y (IJPI)- Pollee I (Tecbnicolor) said today lboy believed tho Sidney Poi tier, Spencer Tncy crew at the Panamanian motor I Katharine H~burn laiDich Luollana planted a bomb I STOOGE: Malice in the Palace aboard the lalmch, which blew I COLORCARTOON: Beet Fore lW anc1 senk Woclnoad.,. while I pollee searched It tor contra. I <Ot . and Alter ' MDMISSION: 85c an1 SOc band clprettes. The crew I 't SHOW STARTS 7 P. M. jumped llllip and Oed as pollee I . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _.... boarded and there were oo (UPI)-Ettoro Tibaldl, Iormor !bclaiiBI vice president of the llallan Senale 8nd a leader ol the wartime resistance movement, died at PAVIA, llaly MEIGS THEATRE j ' I SHOES ' l·· FOR BOYS AND GIRU NATURAL RAINMAKER I ' .. . ·1·. 1· ' • <'.ai1Jio'lt, 12.0 GAUGES - 12,5 2 lora; Pt. Pleuatt, and l'lllllinl 2U5; loot IllPomI'Gi- Ol'OJ'-:IIalllll, 20.37; Hlntol!, 0.57 ala~; Kamwha Fllllo, 2.5tlridJ!Il Charleston, 17.97 otat. London, Marmet and Wlntleld, are Cll tile ••• •fib>- , pled , . O<bl~ , , t ...,._. also will portlolpote ' In~~~o'half limo ce.......SOoi durlttl f-11 pme bitiooon ~· otta lull Muakl..,..._. llrmallon. .r . ·, . ' '· idt~ :ie l<lltd .... ... I ·-··... ....,.,"""" to ....... ... "· ·. The ,_;_. - - · l k l b en. 'fenn.1bo:I'Wo~ln ·lli;t~q,~~e- do:'.:. u;;"~;._alallo~ Jald~i !>•1 • I SIZE 5 to 8 FELT MOCCASINS SHOEBOX Where Shooo A.o S...ol~IJ Prlcotl ot BonQy Ewing at 7:30 or tact Mr. Ewing by pbone. ott ,. Dlidlilv' s I I ,..._ BOAT MOVEMENTS Ce red GALUPOLJS LOCKS - Becknte on lord up 7:20 p. OI.J -Pee Downey down 10:30 p. m.1 Elal"" G. n.~,sler's Mov_e dort'n 1:28 L 01.1 Eclword S. Boa~u 1 WOI'tlt dorm 1:30 L 01.1 Semel DE"rROrr (IJP0 - Wilb Ford QP 2:10 L Dl.l Jolm J, jlowedown Motor C<> ..... General Motor 3:50 L m.; Chai'les II. down 5:15 C<>rp. cloooly aliped In price L m.i OIIYII' C. Sltaaror up 8:30 hikes for the 1969 model ears, a.m. attentloo today centered 011 CltryKANAWHA RIVER - Londcm, aler CGrp. whose avorap $84Boawortb down 5:50 a. per-c::ar hike was well above its m.; Marmet, MDrrls Harve7 ~ oo-"'tors. 3:40 L m.; JIUUI R. Hinel_down Ford Weclnesda.Y announeed a 6 a. m.; Lelia C. Sltoarer up 6:35 price hike on the new can averlilne $47 per car, $2 below L m.; Wln4ald, H. E. - · · · up 5:50 P- m.; Jetrer1011 lW 5:50 p. the fllptte announced Mondi!J' by m.; Elgerclifr down 9:20 p. m.; GM, tile auto Industry l!lanl, ancl Fort DooriJorn down 9:40p.m.; well below tho price bikes anFronklin B. down 4:30 L m.; MI. nounced by Chrysler 011 Sept. 9. State lW 5:28 L m. OIUO RIVER - Lock 14, Now Mutlnsvlllo up 11:30p. m.; Foromoat up 1:10 L m.; PhUip Sporn MEIGS GENERAL HOSPITAL up 2:40 a. m.; Lady Roaomaryup ADMrrTED- Mrl. FredRu·2:45 L m.; S. M. Jenks up 4 L sail, Middleport. DISCHARGED - Ethel Johnm.; Lock 16, Etta Kelce down 12:15 a. m. Lock 17, st. ~~up om, C<>rl Schultz. Eyes IN BONDED ORLON AND WOOL E'Doana 2:15 a. Bexel Vitamins 1/2 Price REGWR AND HALF SIZES $7.95 TO '$14.95 DRESSES FREE-CULTURED PEARL NECKlACE WITH EACH LARGE BOTTLE OF ANY PERMA PRESS COTTONS BY LAI)Y BIRD Colorful Solids and Prints 100 MULTIPLE VII AM IN P• S• S7.QO 58.00 m.; Belleville Locks, Ole- Regular 1.59 w .. ·... :: .::.:::.:.:···:.: Regular 12's ·········· CONTAC CAPSULES '• KOTEX Rq.l.OO ~ITE RAIJt SHAMPOO .. Regular 1.00 PACQUINS · only HIND tOTIO.N ,.., ..... . ... , .;.,w.. ........ ' BY LIVELY LADY Flonteol Frigldalro Regular 59C Far Acne Hoo.,., THERA~BLEM NAM E~::::DROPPER Halo oniJ ,,,,~~~. SUAVE SHAMP :/ SUDDEN BEAUTY YOUR · SPRAY NET CHOICE JUST ~WONDERFUL · McKESSON 2.•JOO's MICIIN lOUTH WASH Baker F11nlllre Middleport, 0. •I Regular 1.00 ~PO-~DER46 ' 65 Regular 79C FAST sT ... .,. ., oc.o;. ... BATH SIZE 1 Mother's life looks brighter too, when little boys I dress in these slack sets. Even messy children's paints will come right out in the washing mal chine. Corduroy zipper slacks in solid colors I team up with sporty cotton knit shirts in a variety of necklines- some collared, some layered, 1 some turtlenecks. I I .IE ,SHOPPE • I \ JERGENS SOAP FOR 194 .Rq. ~.89 GREASELESS lOO's 85's CURAD . "OUCHLESS BANDAGES Regular 25C . Rer. lOc BOBBY PINS 4 FOR OR ANACIN 5 gr. USP Re1. 79c Re1. 98c Regular 1.39 ASPIRIN; ··. RIGHT GUARD SPRAY DEODORANT Re1. 69c MENNEN BABY NYLON HO·SE } _seaml-essShe-erorSh-eerMes-h- - - - : : - Rea.l.O& Speed Queen , ........ng Solid Sizes: 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 SIGN UP FOR FREE SET OF ENCYCLOPEDIAS GIVEN TREATMENT !idriQY King was taken to VetOl'&nB Memorisl Hospital late Weomoadi!J' night from her MJd. dleport home the lllcldleport emergency 8CIJild. given medical treatment ancl dloeharged. LOCAL TEMPS The temperature In downtorm Pomeroy at 11 a.m. Thursday, under 8WIIlY skies, waa 6f degroea. dmlr<il ~ ' a resses New Q. TIPS 'THE Tal . re bloned pr1ces, t . ese ut old f v• Ill•"· andallied Howord Baker, . · ;59 A2~S:Jve. which will be plllffCl IllCollep, 8p;m. puili!CIII8 with oOuthet'D Dea>otrata 1!1 1110 ~~ 0i111not lhe MIDDLEPORT, 0. members are ur1J8II to ;":"~dna~tillll,:~•~bollle=:lhll:t weeks. IllmootAll Mlrlelta. ;lj):pOarod::d:e:oii:IWI:to:<atll::·•::-:~two:!:::::::::::;~ lbl1 erenlng at ihl ' - " ~~~~~~ I I I .w. !Color them bright in MIDDLEPORT, 0. ·'~~~~J.~~~ ~m . lU: .. I I I I I I injuries. .~ . .. . . 1·:· RIVER NEWS .·I ' lluU~· SentiiK'I, li.I~ddleport-ltomeroy, 0,, Sept,. 26, .1068 I, iiO'IIIdlcl' lilDiit iJin. Ill r.tarletD . ~. ~ W~ - FltmusTEIONG OPi>ONENTS Ill Aile For1u' I. lt81, lbo rePOrt l!lld. · 111 8 p.m. Oft 1bo lllarloiiJ Col- DIIDiqotlcmto be chlet~ce ~Ued ~docllntln !hell' lilt'qlb let ·. ' ' ,. ·lop •..,... . <ioy but bnalotad.ill>oy otlb lad • ......., '!liM, ID pre\'ent ~ lm- tile - showed a film, "The T h I r d Killer,.. Tuesday night when the Pomeroy Uons Club met tor a TWAllll DIES Frank Sinatra Iii Stale Patrolman E. J. SMel> Hayes. Patty Duke (Color) AND v..u. IN ilhl71,t56 ander up 7:15 p. m.; Poplar lW votes shall be cast. 8:15p.m.; ElloheWooclsupi0:10 The ol:ficers shall be elected p. m. i Jane T. lit 3 L m.; Steel aMually am shall take omce im· Clipper up 4:f5 L m.; Wllllam mediately following election. Bu'nea down 5:15 a. m.; Alan R. MerriD LP 5:45 L m. i ORCO d(MD 7:30 p, m.; Lock 21, Bayou LaRaine up 3:30 L m.; Eastern Show, Trials are up 6:30 a. m,; Lock 22, Wlllter CUrly up 5:50 p. m.; Raclll! Locka, Queen City dOtrD 4:28 a. Planned Nov. 8·9 rn. ; Miss Luek)' down 5 L m. i W. H. Shaver, Jr. dOtrD 5:30 L A bench show and field trial m.; David Vickers down 6:05 L was planned for Nov. 8 an:l 9 m.; Greenup Locka, J. S. Lewia when the Meigs County Fox Hunt- up 2:30 L m.; William Pili down ers Alsn.metwithCorbettCieek. 6:10 L m.; Meldahl Locka, Buck president, in <;harge. Freeman Lll 9 p. m.; Alton Zepfl.. Hounds froot tour states are yr up 11:10 p. m.; Alton Zephyr eJ;pected to take part ia;--~e dorm 2:10 L m.; Lady ~borlycewnts. A P14> valued ot $100 · down 6:55a.m. • will be given away. "'racuse; Diana Ridgway, Pomeroy; Merle Herdman. Evans, W. Va.; Danny E'.dmoodson, Florence, Ky., andRoyCombea,Flor- • -ro..... *" will ~cflla'-,,l!i ~ . aiD-'• ~ IP,¥1tolf 28 a,. .......... Ill UJ,!.. ldlleil Jn ' .............. "" ,. ' o1::;.:'/[i; •·tutk..t~: ,,..., ....,it Boosters Okay the Communists may use this ' ·Shriners•Will SAIGON (IJPI)- VIet Cong Alner!WI t.lllo deaths lut - · · 22nd _ _ lllllr lerroriats bombed SaigOn's ...,. week 111o 10111 oucceoa!Yo auerrllla 1111' apJit!lt ' a\o French U ID <'CC 1 M Ill ~ tral marketplace today and 1llo lq_.ted 1bh'd .Slip llabbed ancl shot a government Viotnamoo IIJIOkosmen olflcial In his llome. Allied laid f73 0( thalr died In aftllla!Ye. u.s. -~ soldiers threw up the toughest battle laot week. American Hnt wave1 ol 852 straculortrtu anti • filtratlm oocurlty ring ltead(juarlers lilted 290 u.s. bombers qainll Red b l around tho capitol In foor servicemen dead in the aame on Sligon's doorstep. The eloaeat llildDI ID tho perlnd. month&. Commwd.st lo1ses were put at capitol .... • mtall llanoQJ The mid-morning grenndo explosion killed a woman and 2,867 killed, "'Bhlng tho guerril- Wodneedi!J' 20 miles to tho not. wounded 13 persons tn the la death toll since Jan. l, 1961, Govenunonl IIJIOko8111011 crowded, covered market where to 398,723, U.S. spokesmen laid. lholr troops killed 28 guorrllla1, The weekly U.S. caoualt;y and destroyed Ove aampaDI IIMI Saigon housewives barter for report said tho aelzed 265 mortar ahalla. A1llad everything (rom live monkeys manpower to plastic raincoats. The terror- American troop commitment losses were not reported. It was one of tour scattered ist escaped in the contusion In jumped 3,000 last week to bottles In which spokeiiDtll laid :;38,soo. tho yard-wide allies. a toW or 293 Commullllls died, Allied soldiers, acting oo It happened a few hours after a two.man Viet Cmg assassin Intelligence the C<>mmunllll 218 of them In 1 ll8hl with U.S. team invaded the home of a 68- m"" try to lnllltrate Saigon In Americal Dlvlolon b - · ... year-old South Vietnamese pre- three~ t e r r o r teams, the coaBI 310 miles aorth ot cinct ol!icial, shot ancl stabbed damped the lightest socuriey Saigon. U.S. of!lclals In Saigon saida him. otncials said the man was ring around the city since the crtt!cally wounded. His assai- Commwiats' Ma,y otrensfve. toW of 1, 782 American IIOI'VIeeThey stowed all can and men were wounded In acticm lants escaped. Government Casualties Higher trucks gving Into the capital ancl laB! week- making the toW Meanwhile U.S. m i I i t a r y searched them tor contraband. dead ancl 1IUUIIdod for tile week 2, 052, the hlgheot In lbroo Fear New Attack spokesmen reported the mmber ....... l> ! 'I• . ' . .~ "The Creal or of Re~s.~nablt Drug Prices" -VIl.lAGE PHARMACY A"· -~·'; 'l ' ' {r .. :., •. ' > ~t' .,, .. ·,., I ' "' . . AVE. ,, . 75 WATT LtGHl BULBS �i ~ ,1_1 . • , • • ;, I •" •·T'""' Jlally !!eriline!, ~lld!!!~J!Ol"l-l)Dme~~ 0., s.pt. !6, 1968 . . erican Legion. Meeting Tuesday night at the hall, it was reported that man,.v members oC the unit have directed letters to Congressman Clarence Miller urging him to support the resolution which would lift all bans on prayer In schools. Mrs. Ruth Thornton as legisla.. tive chairman heads the auxili- ary's action on the issue. Letters may be directed to Congressman Miller at Room 131.5 Longworth Bldg., Washington D. c. 20515. During the meeting presided over by Mrs. Ellen Couch, the Eighth District fall conference to be held at Lake Ilope on Oct. 10, was armounced. Dinner reser- vations are $2,85, and Mrs. Jo Harbah, second vice president of the Department. will be the speaker. The meeting will begin at 9:30 a.m. ,\ communi. cation from Mrs. Clifford Ad· kin&, district prc!ic!ent, wal! read regarding tile conference. It was reported that member· ship clles are now payable. Dues remain at $3.50 until Oct. 24 when an increase adopted at the natimal convention recently in New Orleans goes into effect. Dues may be paid lo either Mrs. Catherine Welsh, secretary, or Mrs. Jack Can~el', chairman. Goal for the )·ear is 125 and 33 have paid to date. Mrs. Obsy Martin reported on Ule Fifth Di!ltricl birthday party which she and Pearll\napp aucndcd on Sept. 19 at Chilli- "'! •• cothe. She said that parties are Mrs. llarry Davis, junior at· being plaJUled for veterans at the tivlties chairman. announced that Athens state Hospital. the junior group will meet on Plans were amounced for a th< same night as the auxiliary. recepti )n hooOl mg ~Irs. Edward A special meeting, however, will Ullum, Department president, of be held for the elec-tion ol' offlthe auxiliary. The event will be cers. held on Oct. J. at the lebanon Mrs. llunnell aud Mrs. Mar· Legion home. The reservatlons tin advanced the flags and Iva at S5 per person are to be lnade Powell, chaplain, gave prayer to before Sept. :!7. open the meeting. It was conOct. 3 was set as houseclean~ eluded with the flower march and ing day at the hall and· anyone a prayer for peace. who can help is asked to conThe fall motif was carried out tact Mrs. Don llunnell. in the table decorations. Mrs. A letter from the post was Hunnell, Mrs. George Mowrey, read noting a chicken barbecue Mrs. Milton Roush, and Mrs. planned for Sept. 29 on the Porn- Martin served sandwiches, poero.Y parking lot at $1.25 a tato chips. and punch. serving, and a party tor post Next meeting will be held on members and their wives, aux- oct. 22 with Mrs. Mason Fisher, iliary members and their hus Mrs. Homer Hvsell, Mrs. Robband!!, and men and women ert Alkire, Mrs. Nina Cumings, friends of members to be held and Mrs. Clara Paulsen as the on Oct. 26 at 9 p.m. at the hall. The unit voted to sell pecans hostesses. and gilt wrappings as a lund at B; new oll;lcers will be el~ad. - · , • CU!trlb~ lJII1-eera tOr 1.968-69 wore ;;., $lied lll1CV • liu ~to the Salvation Aruiywh!m "the LadleS · Auxtllary of Feeney·Bemett Post 128, American Le· Skiil, met Tuesday nllhl at the RIVERVIEW GARDEN ctali" hall. will meet Thuroclay, Sep~ ze,' Tllttalled II¥ Mro. Julia Hysell at T:aO p.m. at \ the home of were Mrl. Dale-Kennecb', presl- . ·· ian Church, Thursday; Mrs. Joe Bailey, Mrs. Karl OWen, devo; Uons; meeting to be preceded by a 6:30 potluck d!me\r, Holltell· es wUl be Mrs. Edward Burkett, Mrs. Leo Kemedy, Miss Phyllis Joacldm, Mrs. Ed Smith, Mrs. William <ltlinger, and Mrs. Carl Gilmore. FRIDAY DANCE FRIDAY atRaclneJunlor HJgh School following home game with Southwestern with the Ravens providing muslcj South- sponsors. PAST MATRONS, Evangeline Chapter, Order Of the Eastern Star, will meet at 6 p.m. Friern Band Boosters MIDDLEPORT WOMEN'S Christian Temperance Union will meet at 7:30 Friday night at tho horne of Mrs. Victoria Sta-. cey, Third St., Middleport. Mrs. Golda Mourning, chaplain, and Mrs. Rosa Searles, Sgt.-at- ,, (.!j.·•' ,. ~ . ' ' ~ . ' . ' . r-..;o..----. '. Suitable Conduct With Mrs. Kennedy presldlng, It was voted to contribute $30 to the legion post for expense!! For Boys Reviewed PUBUC CHICKEN barbecue, Sunday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., on parking lot in Pomeroy under sponsorship or Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion. • tl!l~~ '11te'enprement rin1 Utinr, we mean. Jt'e a ' • Odorless and washable • Gries In 1 hour • Easily applied very 1rat thillf to do ... and we hwe the JN~~telt way lo do it ... witb ArtCerved diamond ~~~~~- ArtCerv«< hu. way p( Pllltinc line diamonds t~er with nquilite eetti1111: to m~ke a ring:'• beauty endur. aaiOIIJ' aa it. diamond ~parkt.. It you're doinJ the nnr ihfn(, the 1il'llllhinr to do II to come 111H ua. • Ont coat usually cover• • Beautiful colo11 • Use on 111 Interior surfaces / HYMN SING at ML 0 I I v e Church, Long Bottom, at 1:30 p.m. Public invited as well as singers. New Officers Valley Lumber & ~u,pply 992-2709 S. 3RD AVE. Golf Finals . MIDDLEPORT, 0. A HIGH SCHOOL dance party Meigs High School auditorium in Middleport. The Jays will emcee the dance which is school IDtAMO _N D .. ·' ··· will !J held Saturday beginning at ;, a. m. at t,ht, Hines building ln Min· The ceremony was performed at 7:30 p.m. on Aug. 24 at the l"nited Methodist Church at New Haven following nuptial music by Miss Lee Ann Miller, New !Iaven. The Rev. Fortney officiated at the double ring ceremony. The bride was escorted to the altar by her father. Her ringertip veil fell from a crownofwhlte lace rlowers, and she carried a bou(Jiet of white daisies tipped in blue and cantered with white rfJsebuds. Mrs. Beverly Long of Middleport served as the maid ot honor and Carl (Lynnie) Tenn<Ull of New IIaven was best man. The ushers were O.arles Divers of 1\ew IIaven, and G~rry i\rnold of Mason, W. \'a. A blue and white color scheme was carried out in the decoratJons for the reception which was held in Ule church social room. Assisting at the reception were Mrs. Robert Sayre, Mrs. Clarence Robert Telflllant, Mrs. Richard Tennant, Mrs. Larn Drake, and Miss Pam Roush. COURT ST. POMEROY :::::··· :::·. goes into every prescription at perience to enable a pharmacist to com- . dependable, safe from the elements. Gas heat is clean-filtered clean. Gas heat is fresh air, . .· ... mcluding the basement . Gas heat is convenient ' ' -~:;t' . i.'l beauties of Gas heat, you still have one other advantage to beat. The economy of Gas heat! If you ever lmd a better deal than Gas heat. by all means Sunday 10:30 AM to ,..... . ' Even 1f you could beat-or even match-all these OPEN DAILY 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM 5:00 to 9:00 PM ·' .. ... ~ ~;~: ~·.'.! I",''#·¥ .!;'..~ ,. . ' ''>'". .~ II 0Dtn.£verv Wetlc Day 9:00 to 7:00 . M~iJU ·t I I '• ·''' . ·'' '' ' ' . ;! ~ .·...• ..·'.·•' ~ .:: .•.•.·:~ •.• clean, nPw o o o seven days o wttek. Let n . •AMER:q/a.\' FIL ..... loPnl Sm•P mnn"Y -.. SnP lum.cf' rl••fminf Most Sizes 70~ EACH LR.W. HDWE. & lEATHER SUPPLY Ul W. 2nd 1 Pomeroy, 0. ,, ~··· ... ~ "':: '\;' ~ .' >a,; :r,.,fr, ·f: . '.'· .:ti:b:~r·r· ,~.,'i~ ' ,;. ; ~ THINK>!)F Atl THE THINGS Complete GOLD FISH AQUARIUM • 2 LIVELY GOLD FISH ALL FOR GLASS BOWL-COLORED CHIPS WATER PLANT -FISH POOD ~ PET TURTLES JUST ARRIVED! -- 59• ANTIFREEZE $2.00 aal. $2.25 aal. Out lnotallod Corry BEN ,LOU'S ASHLAND SERVICE F~ANKUN PHONE 992-3498 279 W. Main 992·3535 P0010Ny,'O. to atteoal. CHOICE $1.39 VALUE ARRID EXTRA DRY $1.19 VALli 8o8 oz.. sus VAI.tl . 9llc VAI.IJE s.oz. fRH DB.IVERY Color Outfit . to 6 !-&'. 100 COUNT ·. S1JS VALli 1-0Zo USDA ,.. I '• lilt •• prucription and drug needs. On All . ·,,, . 1 ····. ,· . ;. . ··· Ills. · .. i' ' . ' ' ~ SPECIAL '·C ASHLAND PERIW!EMT _sta ....,. .•• 'R'IJ. S9c Ailorto4 Foli'IJO Plonts - - - - - - - • - - 4Cc R'IJ. 2.59-24 to 36" Rubb• Plonts • •'• - • • • • - YALYOLINE NOSE DROPS .. serve you for all your •c~JA..~ HOUSE PLANTS 69~ lb. I'OIIIliiOV--'1 ' pric~s and prompt toervice and discount drug pfices Br<l1mlr:lll <.Uil 0114 Den· ny I.qona <.Hill. Chuck '' ·: over .465-"np O'Ne!l (.492>, Pete Ground CW.uncl '·. ,.. ..,. of Forei&n Wars will meet at the American Lqlon Hall ThurodaJ at 8 p.m. Members are uraod Fall Bulbs for outdoor plantIn&, tulips, crocus, hyaclrt!hs, daffodils and narcissus. Buy now and plant now! and three maJor !....,.... b&ttetl Xrta Lean ~ Wayne Swisher, Harold Lohu and Ke-nneth McCul• Iough ore your friencUr pharmacists at Swisher and Lohse Ruall Drugs. They hove low prncripfion &rt•~~rcMico~m~ h<Hie all hllligm rotrtoved from fwusea, tre11, auto., windowr, femes and billboard.!. Walb Wore Hill liEW yOJul: <liPD-In 1111'1 b.... on ballt counted' u bill Mrs. Frank Becknor report. grab it. Lots of luck. 12:30 PM and • • • There 1hauld be a !O.oou pollel6ctioft p e r I o d Itt which you con clumgt ~ur llOie, juri Itt COlt the c<ifidl. PLANT ·-·-~.a ed on the concession ataad the t.Hers apoosoredltthet-HLeldera Horae Show, whleh netted ·.OUR FRESH GROUND circulating heat. Gas heats your whole home evenly -set one thermostat and forget it. Gas heats quickly. ·: WE ACCEPT FD(K[tNs. ,_STEAK Quick. Here's what you have to beat: Gas heat is trip to Virginia Beach. They are oow residing at Middleport. DJSMil!!IIID.- Geraldine Wbeel· held Fr1411. Sopl_ .2111ur1IW the eL-. Jobn wm•. achoti'o reaular adlvlqo period. Wallace, Martha Gasldna, Den- ROUN·D pred:sion. We hove that :-'• OHIO ·-· serve you!_ ~. P*Mnt. WWIIm- Otheio taiUDllniJ: of,. 11.. ."" Cll.- llaJDOtd. vice pro~ JO¥ Bemoll, ...... tarfo '0nd'Dellb7 s.yR, treaaurer, ~- olthe - I • MrL Mlltoo !!ufdoll. The 'oecond meotliW wW be looders. ~--~--~-·----------·-- ·' ~s, TO MEET TONIGHT PT. PLEASANT·- The Voter· Adldna, llu- nls Ra,yburn and Doria Spears oneSecOillllllibt, Clalwortlly, Bob Charles Barney waa,- l/llpolnted. Doria Spearoread and Bill G.-.... . Acti as the devotlonol 'l'hlnf' fll&ltil "Harley H......,./ W'I'he~+H· • ..;g.~;;,q-~.~r\fo. Fiober, Bill McConnlckWm Boys 01111 Girls", and tho NatiOt>pla,y a lhrees...e; Art Gelwiclui al 4-H Flag Pledge were led II¥ and Jim Bob Ho!IDian will pl11 SU/Illl ~oars. • twosmne. Davotlono at tllo moetlna Matoheo must bepla,yedeySU... wW be offered ey Dennlo RlydaJ 1 and any deviation from the burn. Steve and Martha Gaskins above schedule llllllt be mode and Alan Pearson wW have II¥ tile Men's Aoooclation. charp or the relroshmento. 'Pl.~ 81'· ·. . HW~ pound prescriptions with let it Cll·RaroJdMI: 69ochecll..,_ Preol4011t for tlilo ,_r !1 Alii rao, pme. leaders, alit steve Gaskins and Darlene Spears, song I • It tokes yems of ex- AIUn Fur, -~ a ..., ADMm'fD- Luey '11lqi'*"4 Paint Pl•~m; Richard lllrlef, PUinl Pleuaat; l'IUI rotm P1Meent: Mrs. U.,V,· ~; Mrt.. U.0 HoUtQ', Paint ·.Pl•AM; llclbald Zarkle, Lotart; Mrs. carlkot MeJDt;rn, Dinner Party ••NI•• SlMAR"ON'S. I • Swisher & Lohse Rexall Drugs experience - president; Robyn Wallace, vice preaident; Doria Spears, socr&••· ~. G u •• trasur..... y; ... JDACu~a or; Dennla RljiiNrn, reporter; Elai110 Rayburn and Stevo Coch- ·~111!~----------------------· .· \We"Are Not Open On Stlllllaysr I The coople took a wedding GET YOUR HEATING SYSTEM READY NOW FOR WINTE~ • • • 111111 SKILL Bailey of Middleport. · iUi J ...J. PT. PLEAS.yiT - The finals in tho Hidden VaDe•J """-•i........ . , ...... shlpa will be. pla,yed thla week, acconlll!jJ to Davo Poore, Men'a ESSLER G. w·~-- s..:= ,,.,.,~ lh Je tllrf Jl!n ··o· SATURDA'¥.o · •,. Being Played aome match. •<1 BAKE SALE .. :· ltiNGIS ~ basket dirmer and table service for dinner at 12 noon. Social activitie:s during afternoon. A ballerina length dress o! white lace was worn by Miss Deboraha D, Tennant, daughter of Mr. und Mrs. Carl L. Tennant, New Haven, W, Va., rorher wedding to Darrell Franklin White, son of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Oftieel'8 ~ V.u.l.EY R06m'AL New Term ., · : BlRTIIII - Mr•.and Nro. WBPT. PLEASANT - The Pl. Illm lbll, Muaa, I • lOll; )fr, Pill- Hllh Scbool Bible -Club and Mrs. FtJreli"Lcllll. C~lpn111 Ftr1'7, a ICIIIj Mr• .aqd Uri. met ret:OIItl¥ at the Jdah acbool and ~ ofllcoro !4li' the 1HI- Kqery. $67.25. The money wW be uaed Ftral !l~t, LoweD Jtnrell II¥ members attending 4-11 . _ . Coirroll caato, JolmWIHillllland next year. Jake Somerville; Dave Pooreand A telephone cumnlttee eonCharles Fowler wW ~ a two- silting of llobyn Wllace, Dabble .r\rtCarved "'*" ............... ..... ., ............ sponsored. EBLIN FAMILY reunion, Saturday at Rock Springs Fairgrounds. Each family to take PT. PLEASANT - O!llcera lor the c011llng year were elected at a meetlne ot tho Rough Riders 4-H Club at St. Paul United Meth- odletChurc:h. Elected wen Suaan Aasoclat1on president. The matehes areJ Champlc. shJp !lliltt, 111'at tour....., Bar· tow Jonea, Bill Rardin, Paul Somervllle and Paul Bakeri secord foursome, Rom Rose, Jim Shadle, Euatace WUson and Don will be held this Saturday night from 8:30 t.o 11:30 p.m. at the Wedding Was Aug. 24 . T-wo Honored at Bible Oub Nimet~ ·a ub N.ames SATURDAY • witll S.nlol: .Bepql lo!arJ <l!o- Are THE MEIGS HighSchool cheerleaders will sponsor an after game clance party wiUl the Jays following the Meigs-Athens footbaU game this Friday night from 10 to 12 p.m. at the Meigs Junior High in Pomeroy. Mrs. Dorrell FranHh Wh•te PT. PLEASANT - , .WIII!Hin Main- Presbyterian Church. freshments were served. Meet Reeenl.ly PT•.. PJ.J!AS4NT - The PUinl tho Black Wallllt Fe.u.il. q,uefte pnoldi~Wo lilnle Blbzard PliaiiDI.IIllb SchcXII Band QoolCommittees wot'llli., In ..,... wlo liito tho d4.. .. 01111 ~ wiD. launch a llnl nll!nl a,et~an with t1ta 1/111111 Drive are, the door prise was won II¥ Mildrl\o lor a - bml bulltllnc Cleo lUviDI, po&llcU;r; atarl• drod Garrett. with a parade b7 !Ita JIDIIor ~ pj>11e niailaoio, and F.4 CMO!'Iiera prt/IOntWere Mary lind ·!!oalor Hllh School Banda, Mellanlel and Bal.illt - . 11- • ~. aari Polrero, Mil~. September 28, at II nanee. drodGarroU,HelanVIokora1 Data..m., hued u "bums" to Ue pla,.,ne COII\IDl'Uel ~· tie . Burp sa, 1«1111 RIDilalSJh, In with tho lllld rollins llopo: 1o arrap tho lllld rallllnl tlrlva Grace Moler, WUmaJarvlo, Gl1''B4llllo • · and actn!lleo 4lrin8 Week: IIIli FocleiOIIIJo Rotemart Grll' "U.... Doolltllo, chairman; .Cbrll anll Billie BUJZard. A ollant....,. ''M...,oy McDaniel, Etnc!ry !btroe, WID- lion wu held to raise l\uidl. ''S.wi!lly". da Gobrltoch1 Mr& Jack BaJu.. The parade wW .begin at Btl! co, John IDiberl and Bob Brag. and and wW ...,_ Thenewbulltllnc"'""dlnclude Reeeipts FJgllft8 tlrue doM! Main. stopping In the a otorage r<>om lor lnotrumenll center of town lor a 11tort con- lind unl!ormt, have two wuh Announ~ cort, and IIMil -eod on down roomt, have separate practice -PT. PLEASANI' - Pt. PleasMaJn ~ rooms, an oatee, a IOUIIP IUld oat HIP Scboal Principal Char· The Boosters orpnizatioouiiU an auditorium 11110 room lor leo Withers has raiNoed the have valiGu1 mooe,y making ae- band Haalons; ad an overbanl. amount of total pte recelpti from tlvttles durhw '1tand Week.'' or Bhelter, for budltudentlcUr- Frl4l1 nlpt'o pme -een Octnber 5 to 12. This wook io lnB rain. Huntlqjton Hlp and Pt. Plellbell!jJ proclaimed as "Band ,.., personlnloreoted In helpant. Week" by tho Mayor of PUinl lng with the plant lor tile bullciTho total paid attendallce wu Pieasant and wiU be held wrlnll 1ng or wlihlnl to ... tile piiDI 3,010 and gate rocelpti totaled the second of October of' for the bulldlai la urpdtoatl8ld $2,804. 25. General admission each succeeding year. Band week the next Booatera meatlns, Mao- was 1,293 with receipts l<ltalq wiD Include . . - parade, daJ. October 7, at 7:30 In the $1,616, 25. There wore 329 rebomecomlng activities, and a trW band room. serve seats brl!wlqr $494.00. A ror tho 110111or band to tho Block total of 1,388 otudeot ticketa Waloot Folllival In ~er on were sold brq!IW $694.00. October 12. Bolda Doolltlle, a Parking doollliona UIIOIIIlted to llleiOOer of the Bla Blacks Band $27.58. Is Maoon Comt,y'o Prhtceoo In dleport Cub Scout Pack 244 held at the Middleport First United Plans were discuSsed for the fall round.up and recruitment or boys either eight years old or in the third grade. TentaUve plans were also made for a Halloween party. Boys of Den 8 pve the opening ceremony, and re- ' ' or Moose Women fund Drive S(iturda.~"" ~~'!:":.~~~:.::~ Appropriate conduct Cor a scout In uniform was discussed by ersvllle by 1he Women's SodeV ol Christian Service of the Kenneth Scites, cubmaster, at Minersville Metttodist Church. Mooday niglrt'o meeting of Mid- SUNDAY . .. ..., Kay JenkinsonwhoattendedBuck- .1 Mrs. Roush, rehabllitatloo. . .:0•. •,_ . · Ban:d·· &oste~s · Begin· t. The WI conrerence In McArthur on O<t, IO ·WU amounced. II was reported that Miaoliary. Beech Sl., Middleport was rearms. ported, and It was noted. that: Mrs, Committee chalrmetl retained Kathern Roush smtth wtll have for another year were Mrs. Kes- surgery this weekend at Mount singer, memberahJp and oommu- Carmel Hospital, Columbus. nib" service chairman; Mrs. It was also reported that symMournin& Amerieanism; Mrs. path,y cards had been sent to the Carl Searls, child welfare, and ' 0 erican·r..egtor.. The death of Mrs. Phyllis Grant, .. ·~.:.. 1llf Dill¥ Sentinel, MiddliJ1tn1";u.,o.....,, 0, Sostt· H1 1._~ ' II. the D.. wbld1 . .waa held to honor World war y· Eln\er \. J'Icl<ena. veteran• and In oboervllllce of the 50th anniversary of the Am- Mrs. Gene WUsoa. with Mrs._ 4-K; Mrs. Charles Kessinger, eye Gkl1' State under SpOnsorcarl Buckley 18 eo-hostess. Ne,..· ftist vice president; Mra.IJlllan ship of the auxiliary wdt "Will re.. officer_s are to '?eJ~~ed. Reltmlre, second vice preeldenti port at the October meeting. WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION, Mid- Mrs. Carl Searls, aeeretary; A rummage salewu scheduled dleport First UnJted Presbyter- Mrs. Albert Roush, treasurer; for Oct. 11 and 12 at the hall. ple, Middleport. for a potluck dimer. Members are to take their own table sen-ice. tington, W. Va. . luck dinner at 7 p.m., meeting day night at the Masonic Tem- daughter, Kathern Smith, a surgical patient at Mount Carmel Hospital. Blll SWan, a 1968 graduate of Middleport High School, is attending Marshall Univenlty in Hun- I . . raising proJect and any member 'J'IRJRS>:AY ' may be contacted to purehaoetbe ROCK SPRINGS G r • Items. · Thursday nlsbl at. tho hall, Jlol.. Mrs. Albert Roush went 10 Co. lumbu.s today to be with her ,I # lcalem:IO~ ·dtt~talls)\Je...i<'.'~r QffJ~~rs {J[I~c Middleport .. . .personal Notes , Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Russell •; have returned to Columbus after spending the past two weeks here at the Grant st. home of Mrs. Lucille Mayes which they recenUy purchased. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Reynolds were recent visitors In Morgantown, W, Va. with Mr. and Mrs. Val Reynolds and children. Sunday they will go to Lookout, W. Va. for a visit with Mrs. Reynolds' aunt, Mrs. George stone. Mrs. Noah Haskins remains confined to Holzer HospitaJ where lhe was taken last week due to a heart ailment. Mrs. R. L, Halley visited here Tuesday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Knight She came especially for her 1l month old daughter, Paige, who has spent the past two week6 here with her grandparents, while Mr. arid Mrs. Halley vacationed at Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Mrs. Edith Walker of Princeton, Ind., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Childs. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Scott, and other relatives. Mrl. E. 0. Tewksbary accompanied her son and daughter . in - law, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tewkllbary of Wellston, to Warren ror a visit with their son Charles and family. They wen~ especially to see the Howland High School band directed by Charles in a half -time show at the Howland ·Newton Falls game. A ""Borvrle and Clyde" theme was used in the presentation. They visited with Mr . and Mrs. Gu3' Russell of Vienna, and Mr. and Mrs. George Tewksbary at Buckeye Lake before returning home. , I'S;k:r"'1 'Feener:·Bsllm~H' AU¥ilicrry, . ' A.uxilia ry PreSsing for End O( Prayer in Schools Ban A campaign to bring about legislatiOn to permit pr(Q·cr In the ppbllc schools h being carried out by the Ladies Auxiliary d. Drew Webster Post 39, Am- ..; I _;..:. ,,,.\ �i ~ ,1_1 . • , • • ;, I •" •·T'""' Jlally !!eriline!, ~lld!!!~J!Ol"l-l)Dme~~ 0., s.pt. !6, 1968 . . erican Legion. Meeting Tuesday night at the hall, it was reported that man,.v members oC the unit have directed letters to Congressman Clarence Miller urging him to support the resolution which would lift all bans on prayer In schools. Mrs. Ruth Thornton as legisla.. tive chairman heads the auxili- ary's action on the issue. Letters may be directed to Congressman Miller at Room 131.5 Longworth Bldg., Washington D. c. 20515. During the meeting presided over by Mrs. Ellen Couch, the Eighth District fall conference to be held at Lake Ilope on Oct. 10, was armounced. Dinner reser- vations are $2,85, and Mrs. Jo Harbah, second vice president of the Department. will be the speaker. The meeting will begin at 9:30 a.m. ,\ communi. cation from Mrs. Clifford Ad· kin&, district prc!ic!ent, wal! read regarding tile conference. It was reported that member· ship clles are now payable. Dues remain at $3.50 until Oct. 24 when an increase adopted at the natimal convention recently in New Orleans goes into effect. Dues may be paid lo either Mrs. Catherine Welsh, secretary, or Mrs. Jack Can~el', chairman. Goal for the )·ear is 125 and 33 have paid to date. Mrs. Obsy Martin reported on Ule Fifth Di!ltricl birthday party which she and Pearll\napp aucndcd on Sept. 19 at Chilli- "'! •• cothe. She said that parties are Mrs. llarry Davis, junior at· being plaJUled for veterans at the tivlties chairman. announced that Athens state Hospital. the junior group will meet on Plans were amounced for a th< same night as the auxiliary. recepti )n hooOl mg ~Irs. Edward A special meeting, however, will Ullum, Department president, of be held for the elec-tion ol' offlthe auxiliary. The event will be cers. held on Oct. J. at the lebanon Mrs. llunnell aud Mrs. Mar· Legion home. The reservatlons tin advanced the flags and Iva at S5 per person are to be lnade Powell, chaplain, gave prayer to before Sept. :!7. open the meeting. It was conOct. 3 was set as houseclean~ eluded with the flower march and ing day at the hall and· anyone a prayer for peace. who can help is asked to conThe fall motif was carried out tact Mrs. Don llunnell. in the table decorations. Mrs. A letter from the post was Hunnell, Mrs. George Mowrey, read noting a chicken barbecue Mrs. Milton Roush, and Mrs. planned for Sept. 29 on the Porn- Martin served sandwiches, poero.Y parking lot at $1.25 a tato chips. and punch. serving, and a party tor post Next meeting will be held on members and their wives, aux- oct. 22 with Mrs. Mason Fisher, iliary members and their hus Mrs. Homer Hvsell, Mrs. Robband!!, and men and women ert Alkire, Mrs. Nina Cumings, friends of members to be held and Mrs. Clara Paulsen as the on Oct. 26 at 9 p.m. at the hall. The unit voted to sell pecans hostesses. and gilt wrappings as a lund at B; new oll;lcers will be el~ad. - · , • CU!trlb~ lJII1-eera tOr 1.968-69 wore ;;., $lied lll1CV • liu ~to the Salvation Aruiywh!m "the LadleS · Auxtllary of Feeney·Bemett Post 128, American Le· Skiil, met Tuesday nllhl at the RIVERVIEW GARDEN ctali" hall. will meet Thuroclay, Sep~ ze,' Tllttalled II¥ Mro. Julia Hysell at T:aO p.m. at \ the home of were Mrl. Dale-Kennecb', presl- . ·· ian Church, Thursday; Mrs. Joe Bailey, Mrs. Karl OWen, devo; Uons; meeting to be preceded by a 6:30 potluck d!me\r, Holltell· es wUl be Mrs. Edward Burkett, Mrs. Leo Kemedy, Miss Phyllis Joacldm, Mrs. Ed Smith, Mrs. William <ltlinger, and Mrs. Carl Gilmore. FRIDAY DANCE FRIDAY atRaclneJunlor HJgh School following home game with Southwestern with the Ravens providing muslcj South- sponsors. PAST MATRONS, Evangeline Chapter, Order Of the Eastern Star, will meet at 6 p.m. Friern Band Boosters MIDDLEPORT WOMEN'S Christian Temperance Union will meet at 7:30 Friday night at tho horne of Mrs. Victoria Sta-. cey, Third St., Middleport. Mrs. Golda Mourning, chaplain, and Mrs. Rosa Searles, Sgt.-at- ,, (.!j.·•' ,. ~ . ' ' ~ . ' . ' . r-..;o..----. '. Suitable Conduct With Mrs. Kennedy presldlng, It was voted to contribute $30 to the legion post for expense!! For Boys Reviewed PUBUC CHICKEN barbecue, Sunday, 11 a.m. to 6 p.m., on parking lot in Pomeroy under sponsorship or Drew Webster Post 39, American Legion. • tl!l~~ '11te'enprement rin1 Utinr, we mean. Jt'e a ' • Odorless and washable • Gries In 1 hour • Easily applied very 1rat thillf to do ... and we hwe the JN~~telt way lo do it ... witb ArtCerved diamond ~~~~~- ArtCerv«< hu. way p( Pllltinc line diamonds t~er with nquilite eetti1111: to m~ke a ring:'• beauty endur. aaiOIIJ' aa it. diamond ~parkt.. It you're doinJ the nnr ihfn(, the 1il'llllhinr to do II to come 111H ua. • Ont coat usually cover• • Beautiful colo11 • Use on 111 Interior surfaces / HYMN SING at ML 0 I I v e Church, Long Bottom, at 1:30 p.m. Public invited as well as singers. New Officers Valley Lumber & ~u,pply 992-2709 S. 3RD AVE. Golf Finals . MIDDLEPORT, 0. A HIGH SCHOOL dance party Meigs High School auditorium in Middleport. The Jays will emcee the dance which is school IDtAMO _N D .. ·' ··· will !J held Saturday beginning at ;, a. m. at t,ht, Hines building ln Min· The ceremony was performed at 7:30 p.m. on Aug. 24 at the l"nited Methodist Church at New Haven following nuptial music by Miss Lee Ann Miller, New !Iaven. The Rev. Fortney officiated at the double ring ceremony. The bride was escorted to the altar by her father. Her ringertip veil fell from a crownofwhlte lace rlowers, and she carried a bou(Jiet of white daisies tipped in blue and cantered with white rfJsebuds. Mrs. Beverly Long of Middleport served as the maid ot honor and Carl (Lynnie) Tenn<Ull of New IIaven was best man. The ushers were O.arles Divers of 1\ew IIaven, and G~rry i\rnold of Mason, W. \'a. A blue and white color scheme was carried out in the decoratJons for the reception which was held in Ule church social room. Assisting at the reception were Mrs. Robert Sayre, Mrs. Clarence Robert Telflllant, Mrs. Richard Tennant, Mrs. Larn Drake, and Miss Pam Roush. COURT ST. POMEROY :::::··· :::·. goes into every prescription at perience to enable a pharmacist to com- . dependable, safe from the elements. Gas heat is clean-filtered clean. Gas heat is fresh air, . .· ... mcluding the basement . Gas heat is convenient ' ' -~:;t' . i.'l beauties of Gas heat, you still have one other advantage to beat. The economy of Gas heat! If you ever lmd a better deal than Gas heat. by all means Sunday 10:30 AM to ,..... . ' Even 1f you could beat-or even match-all these OPEN DAILY 8:00 AM to 10:00 PM 5:00 to 9:00 PM ·' .. ... ~ ~;~: ~·.'.! I",''#·¥ .!;'..~ ,. . ' ''>'". .~ II 0Dtn.£verv Wetlc Day 9:00 to 7:00 . M~iJU ·t I I '• ·''' . ·'' '' ' ' . ;! ~ .·...• ..·'.·•' ~ .:: .•.•.·:~ •.• clean, nPw o o o seven days o wttek. Let n . •AMER:q/a.\' FIL ..... loPnl Sm•P mnn"Y -.. SnP lum.cf' rl••fminf Most Sizes 70~ EACH LR.W. HDWE. & lEATHER SUPPLY Ul W. 2nd 1 Pomeroy, 0. ,, ~··· ... ~ "':: '\;' ~ .' >a,; :r,.,fr, ·f: . '.'· .:ti:b:~r·r· ,~.,'i~ ' ,;. ; ~ THINK>!)F Atl THE THINGS Complete GOLD FISH AQUARIUM • 2 LIVELY GOLD FISH ALL FOR GLASS BOWL-COLORED CHIPS WATER PLANT -FISH POOD ~ PET TURTLES JUST ARRIVED! -- 59• ANTIFREEZE $2.00 aal. $2.25 aal. Out lnotallod Corry BEN ,LOU'S ASHLAND SERVICE F~ANKUN PHONE 992-3498 279 W. Main 992·3535 P0010Ny,'O. to atteoal. CHOICE $1.39 VALUE ARRID EXTRA DRY $1.19 VALli 8o8 oz.. sus VAI.tl . 9llc VAI.IJE s.oz. fRH DB.IVERY Color Outfit . to 6 !-&'. 100 COUNT ·. S1JS VALli 1-0Zo USDA ,.. I '• lilt •• prucription and drug needs. On All . ·,,, . 1 ····. ,· . ;. . ··· Ills. · .. i' ' . ' ' ~ SPECIAL '·C ASHLAND PERIW!EMT _sta ....,. .•• 'R'IJ. S9c Ailorto4 Foli'IJO Plonts - - - - - - - • - - 4Cc R'IJ. 2.59-24 to 36" Rubb• Plonts • •'• - • • • • - YALYOLINE NOSE DROPS .. serve you for all your •c~JA..~ HOUSE PLANTS 69~ lb. I'OIIIliiOV--'1 ' pric~s and prompt toervice and discount drug pfices Br<l1mlr:lll <.Uil 0114 Den· ny I.qona <.Hill. Chuck '' ·: over .465-"np O'Ne!l (.492>, Pete Ground CW.uncl '·. ,.. ..,. of Forei&n Wars will meet at the American Lqlon Hall ThurodaJ at 8 p.m. Members are uraod Fall Bulbs for outdoor plantIn&, tulips, crocus, hyaclrt!hs, daffodils and narcissus. Buy now and plant now! and three maJor !....,.... b&ttetl Xrta Lean ~ Wayne Swisher, Harold Lohu and Ke-nneth McCul• Iough ore your friencUr pharmacists at Swisher and Lohse Ruall Drugs. They hove low prncripfion &rt•~~rcMico~m~ h<Hie all hllligm rotrtoved from fwusea, tre11, auto., windowr, femes and billboard.!. Walb Wore Hill liEW yOJul: <liPD-In 1111'1 b.... on ballt counted' u bill Mrs. Frank Becknor report. grab it. Lots of luck. 12:30 PM and • • • There 1hauld be a !O.oou pollel6ctioft p e r I o d Itt which you con clumgt ~ur llOie, juri Itt COlt the c<ifidl. PLANT ·-·-~.a ed on the concession ataad the t.Hers apoosoredltthet-HLeldera Horae Show, whleh netted ·.OUR FRESH GROUND circulating heat. Gas heats your whole home evenly -set one thermostat and forget it. Gas heats quickly. ·: WE ACCEPT FD(K[tNs. ,_STEAK Quick. Here's what you have to beat: Gas heat is trip to Virginia Beach. They are oow residing at Middleport. DJSMil!!IIID.- Geraldine Wbeel· held Fr1411. Sopl_ .2111ur1IW the eL-. Jobn wm•. achoti'o reaular adlvlqo period. Wallace, Martha Gasldna, Den- ROUN·D pred:sion. We hove that :-'• OHIO ·-· serve you!_ ~. P*Mnt. WWIIm- Otheio taiUDllniJ: of,. 11.. ."" Cll.- llaJDOtd. vice pro~ JO¥ Bemoll, ...... tarfo '0nd'Dellb7 s.yR, treaaurer, ~- olthe - I • MrL Mlltoo !!ufdoll. The 'oecond meotliW wW be looders. ~--~--~-·----------·-- ·' ~s, TO MEET TONIGHT PT. PLEASANT·- The Voter· Adldna, llu- nls Ra,yburn and Doria Spears oneSecOillllllibt, Clalwortlly, Bob Charles Barney waa,- l/llpolnted. Doria Spearoread and Bill G.-.... . Acti as the devotlonol 'l'hlnf' fll&ltil "Harley H......,./ W'I'he~+H· • ..;g.~;;,q-~.~r\fo. Fiober, Bill McConnlckWm Boys 01111 Girls", and tho NatiOt>pla,y a lhrees...e; Art Gelwiclui al 4-H Flag Pledge were led II¥ and Jim Bob Ho!IDian will pl11 SU/Illl ~oars. • twosmne. Davotlono at tllo moetlna Matoheo must bepla,yedeySU... wW be offered ey Dennlo RlydaJ 1 and any deviation from the burn. Steve and Martha Gaskins above schedule llllllt be mode and Alan Pearson wW have II¥ tile Men's Aoooclation. charp or the relroshmento. 'Pl.~ 81'· ·. . HW~ pound prescriptions with let it Cll·RaroJdMI: 69ochecll..,_ Preol4011t for tlilo ,_r !1 Alii rao, pme. leaders, alit steve Gaskins and Darlene Spears, song I • It tokes yems of ex- AIUn Fur, -~ a ..., ADMm'fD- Luey '11lqi'*"4 Paint Pl•~m; Richard lllrlef, PUinl Pleuaat; l'IUI rotm P1Meent: Mrs. U.,V,· ~; Mrt.. U.0 HoUtQ', Paint ·.Pl•AM; llclbald Zarkle, Lotart; Mrs. carlkot MeJDt;rn, Dinner Party ••NI•• SlMAR"ON'S. I • Swisher & Lohse Rexall Drugs experience - president; Robyn Wallace, vice preaident; Doria Spears, socr&••· ~. G u •• trasur..... y; ... JDACu~a or; Dennla RljiiNrn, reporter; Elai110 Rayburn and Stevo Coch- ·~111!~----------------------· .· \We"Are Not Open On Stlllllaysr I The coople took a wedding GET YOUR HEATING SYSTEM READY NOW FOR WINTE~ • • • 111111 SKILL Bailey of Middleport. · iUi J ...J. PT. PLEAS.yiT - The finals in tho Hidden VaDe•J """-•i........ . , ...... shlpa will be. pla,yed thla week, acconlll!jJ to Davo Poore, Men'a ESSLER G. w·~-- s..:= ,,.,.,~ lh Je tllrf Jl!n ··o· SATURDA'¥.o · •,. Being Played aome match. •<1 BAKE SALE .. :· ltiNGIS ~ basket dirmer and table service for dinner at 12 noon. Social activitie:s during afternoon. A ballerina length dress o! white lace was worn by Miss Deboraha D, Tennant, daughter of Mr. und Mrs. Carl L. Tennant, New Haven, W, Va., rorher wedding to Darrell Franklin White, son of Mr. and Mrs. Phil Oftieel'8 ~ V.u.l.EY R06m'AL New Term ., · : BlRTIIII - Mr•.and Nro. WBPT. PLEASANT - The Pl. Illm lbll, Muaa, I • lOll; )fr, Pill- Hllh Scbool Bible -Club and Mrs. FtJreli"Lcllll. C~lpn111 Ftr1'7, a ICIIIj Mr• .aqd Uri. met ret:OIItl¥ at the Jdah acbool and ~ ofllcoro !4li' the 1HI- Kqery. $67.25. The money wW be uaed Ftral !l~t, LoweD Jtnrell II¥ members attending 4-11 . _ . Coirroll caato, JolmWIHillllland next year. Jake Somerville; Dave Pooreand A telephone cumnlttee eonCharles Fowler wW ~ a two- silting of llobyn Wllace, Dabble .r\rtCarved "'*" ............... ..... ., ............ sponsored. EBLIN FAMILY reunion, Saturday at Rock Springs Fairgrounds. Each family to take PT. PLEASANT - O!llcera lor the c011llng year were elected at a meetlne ot tho Rough Riders 4-H Club at St. Paul United Meth- odletChurc:h. Elected wen Suaan Aasoclat1on president. The matehes areJ Champlc. shJp !lliltt, 111'at tour....., Bar· tow Jonea, Bill Rardin, Paul Somervllle and Paul Bakeri secord foursome, Rom Rose, Jim Shadle, Euatace WUson and Don will be held this Saturday night from 8:30 t.o 11:30 p.m. at the Wedding Was Aug. 24 . T-wo Honored at Bible Oub Nimet~ ·a ub N.ames SATURDAY • witll S.nlol: .Bepql lo!arJ <l!o- Are THE MEIGS HighSchool cheerleaders will sponsor an after game clance party wiUl the Jays following the Meigs-Athens footbaU game this Friday night from 10 to 12 p.m. at the Meigs Junior High in Pomeroy. Mrs. Dorrell FranHh Wh•te PT. PLEASANT - , .WIII!Hin Main- Presbyterian Church. freshments were served. Meet Reeenl.ly PT•.. PJ.J!AS4NT - The PUinl tho Black Wallllt Fe.u.il. q,uefte pnoldi~Wo lilnle Blbzard PliaiiDI.IIllb SchcXII Band QoolCommittees wot'llli., In ..,... wlo liito tho d4.. .. 01111 ~ wiD. launch a llnl nll!nl a,et~an with t1ta 1/111111 Drive are, the door prise was won II¥ Mildrl\o lor a - bml bulltllnc Cleo lUviDI, po&llcU;r; atarl• drod Garrett. with a parade b7 !Ita JIDIIor ~ pj>11e niailaoio, and F.4 CMO!'Iiera prt/IOntWere Mary lind ·!!oalor Hllh School Banda, Mellanlel and Bal.illt - . 11- • ~. aari Polrero, Mil~. September 28, at II nanee. drodGarroU,HelanVIokora1 Data..m., hued u "bums" to Ue pla,.,ne COII\IDl'Uel ~· tie . Burp sa, 1«1111 RIDilalSJh, In with tho lllld rollins llopo: 1o arrap tho lllld rallllnl tlrlva Grace Moler, WUmaJarvlo, Gl1''B4llllo • · and actn!lleo 4lrin8 Week: IIIli FocleiOIIIJo Rotemart Grll' "U.... Doolltllo, chairman; .Cbrll anll Billie BUJZard. A ollant....,. ''M...,oy McDaniel, Etnc!ry !btroe, WID- lion wu held to raise l\uidl. ''S.wi!lly". da Gobrltoch1 Mr& Jack BaJu.. The parade wW .begin at Btl! co, John IDiberl and Bob Brag. and and wW ...,_ Thenewbulltllnc"'""dlnclude Reeeipts FJgllft8 tlrue doM! Main. stopping In the a otorage r<>om lor lnotrumenll center of town lor a 11tort con- lind unl!ormt, have two wuh Announ~ cort, and IIMil -eod on down roomt, have separate practice -PT. PLEASANI' - Pt. PleasMaJn ~ rooms, an oatee, a IOUIIP IUld oat HIP Scboal Principal Char· The Boosters orpnizatioouiiU an auditorium 11110 room lor leo Withers has raiNoed the have valiGu1 mooe,y making ae- band Haalons; ad an overbanl. amount of total pte recelpti from tlvttles durhw '1tand Week.'' or Bhelter, for budltudentlcUr- Frl4l1 nlpt'o pme -een Octnber 5 to 12. This wook io lnB rain. Huntlqjton Hlp and Pt. Plellbell!jJ proclaimed as "Band ,.., personlnloreoted In helpant. Week" by tho Mayor of PUinl lng with the plant lor tile bullciTho total paid attendallce wu Pieasant and wiU be held wrlnll 1ng or wlihlnl to ... tile piiDI 3,010 and gate rocelpti totaled the second of October of' for the bulldlai la urpdtoatl8ld $2,804. 25. General admission each succeeding year. Band week the next Booatera meatlns, Mao- was 1,293 with receipts l<ltalq wiD Include . . - parade, daJ. October 7, at 7:30 In the $1,616, 25. There wore 329 rebomecomlng activities, and a trW band room. serve seats brl!wlqr $494.00. A ror tho 110111or band to tho Block total of 1,388 otudeot ticketa Waloot Folllival In ~er on were sold brq!IW $694.00. October 12. Bolda Doolltlle, a Parking doollliona UIIOIIIlted to llleiOOer of the Bla Blacks Band $27.58. Is Maoon Comt,y'o Prhtceoo In dleport Cub Scout Pack 244 held at the Middleport First United Plans were discuSsed for the fall round.up and recruitment or boys either eight years old or in the third grade. TentaUve plans were also made for a Halloween party. Boys of Den 8 pve the opening ceremony, and re- ' ' or Moose Women fund Drive S(iturda.~"" ~~'!:":.~~~:.::~ Appropriate conduct Cor a scout In uniform was discussed by ersvllle by 1he Women's SodeV ol Christian Service of the Kenneth Scites, cubmaster, at Minersville Metttodist Church. Mooday niglrt'o meeting of Mid- SUNDAY . .. ..., Kay JenkinsonwhoattendedBuck- .1 Mrs. Roush, rehabllitatloo. . .:0•. •,_ . · Ban:d·· &oste~s · Begin· t. The WI conrerence In McArthur on O<t, IO ·WU amounced. II was reported that Miaoliary. Beech Sl., Middleport was rearms. ported, and It was noted. that: Mrs, Committee chalrmetl retained Kathern Roush smtth wtll have for another year were Mrs. Kes- surgery this weekend at Mount singer, memberahJp and oommu- Carmel Hospital, Columbus. nib" service chairman; Mrs. It was also reported that symMournin& Amerieanism; Mrs. path,y cards had been sent to the Carl Searls, child welfare, and ' 0 erican·r..egtor.. The death of Mrs. Phyllis Grant, .. ·~.:.. 1llf Dill¥ Sentinel, MiddliJ1tn1";u.,o.....,, 0, Sostt· H1 1._~ ' II. the D.. wbld1 . .waa held to honor World war y· Eln\er \. J'Icl<ena. veteran• and In oboervllllce of the 50th anniversary of the Am- Mrs. Gene WUsoa. with Mrs._ 4-K; Mrs. Charles Kessinger, eye Gkl1' State under SpOnsorcarl Buckley 18 eo-hostess. Ne,..· ftist vice president; Mra.IJlllan ship of the auxiliary wdt "Will re.. officer_s are to '?eJ~~ed. Reltmlre, second vice preeldenti port at the October meeting. WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION, Mid- Mrs. Carl Searls, aeeretary; A rummage salewu scheduled dleport First UnJted Presbyter- Mrs. Albert Roush, treasurer; for Oct. 11 and 12 at the hall. ple, Middleport. for a potluck dimer. Members are to take their own table sen-ice. tington, W. Va. . luck dinner at 7 p.m., meeting day night at the Masonic Tem- daughter, Kathern Smith, a surgical patient at Mount Carmel Hospital. Blll SWan, a 1968 graduate of Middleport High School, is attending Marshall Univenlty in Hun- I . . raising proJect and any member 'J'IRJRS>:AY ' may be contacted to purehaoetbe ROCK SPRINGS G r • Items. · Thursday nlsbl at. tho hall, Jlol.. Mrs. Albert Roush went 10 Co. lumbu.s today to be with her ,I # lcalem:IO~ ·dtt~talls)\Je...i<'.'~r QffJ~~rs {J[I~c Middleport .. . .personal Notes , Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Russell •; have returned to Columbus after spending the past two weeks here at the Grant st. home of Mrs. Lucille Mayes which they recenUy purchased. Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Reynolds were recent visitors In Morgantown, W, Va. with Mr. and Mrs. Val Reynolds and children. Sunday they will go to Lookout, W. Va. for a visit with Mrs. Reynolds' aunt, Mrs. George stone. Mrs. Noah Haskins remains confined to Holzer HospitaJ where lhe was taken last week due to a heart ailment. Mrs. R. L, Halley visited here Tuesday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Knight She came especially for her 1l month old daughter, Paige, who has spent the past two week6 here with her grandparents, while Mr. arid Mrs. Halley vacationed at Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Mrs. Edith Walker of Princeton, Ind., is the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Leo Childs. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Scott, and other relatives. Mrl. E. 0. Tewksbary accompanied her son and daughter . in - law, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Tewkllbary of Wellston, to Warren ror a visit with their son Charles and family. They wen~ especially to see the Howland High School band directed by Charles in a half -time show at the Howland ·Newton Falls game. A ""Borvrle and Clyde" theme was used in the presentation. They visited with Mr . and Mrs. Gu3' Russell of Vienna, and Mr. and Mrs. George Tewksbary at Buckeye Lake before returning home. , I'S;k:r"'1 'Feener:·Bsllm~H' AU¥ilicrry, . ' A.uxilia ry PreSsing for End O( Prayer in Schools Ban A campaign to bring about legislatiOn to permit pr(Q·cr In the ppbllc schools h being carried out by the Ladies Auxiliary d. Drew Webster Post 39, Am- ..; I _;..:. ,,,.\ �.,...._____ ___ _ ·i tt\ ... 1)1>Diilly s.liflllllli~WM' iJ ' :1-.~0,. O..llpl. .. ~~ · ,\,~~ •! ~ : .• -~ ' ' • ,,. )· " ,;r. -- • ;~- - ... ............. ......... wt• .. .... ....... ......"'............ ........................... ..................,.. ...... ...................... ................... ..,.. ... 'hill 2 SIINS 01' ,..,... ttlt ..... 11w • I.Wttu IMIILPI.tl .............. lentU - ........ c...... 711 II . . . . . . . . W.nl... IMII' _ uiiM a .. 11'\tA.aY CUD Of TMAIIQ .... ._II...,. lltfwl..... l1. aLIMD ADI ...... , • QUALITY Nf Cll«''l - 6S GMC PICKUP . . . . . . ....... , ...... $1191 8 £l. F1eetslde. Good tires. 6 cyl e~ne. Below market price. ........ ,,. .............. OPPitl IIOUU For Sele or Rent' WILL accept lurnlture on down 10 • 10 TRAILEII, like new, payment on mobile home. two bedrooms, 181 Loculi st.• Dick's Moblle Home Sales, Pomeroy. phoDe 1192-1611. ~ five mUea •oulb of Ravenson Rt. 1 Will accept lrucli: pickup or panel on Auction down payment on moblle ANTIQUE AUCftON home. f.5.ftc THE UNDERSIGNED will ol.ler for sale at public auc:tlon SJIOOTING MATCH Sunday. al lbe home rl. lbe late Sept. 29, 1J to 4. Hams, bacGeorge H. Kennedy, '100 Weal ~.haUof~. ~·· ty. llullaDd Amerlcaa Legion Home. II-2Hic EVERY Friday and Sal- Ill iii-clay at Jllot'o Club ~ lfar.. Rt. off 7. Country lllllllc by Gayle lllc- llonald and Ida Driltora. ~ HELEN'S Beauty Shop penna- - WIVI lpoelal Sept. • tbroucb Oet. 5. IIA!gular $11 lor fl2.50. t!UO lor t!O, .10 for $UO. Pllone 1192-2810 oak for llolen or Judy. f.a.ete RUMMAGE SALE, Friday and ' Salurday, I am to 5 pm, 1D Elberfeld buUdiDg nat to L6Z In Pomeroy, Spom«ed by Ladleo Amr!Uary o1. lbe ........ Fire Dept. ...... II'OR TRAl'"--CMb ,.. 111tlqael. William Hamm Jlld. """ l Nllltlp WilL DO ontq II llome IIJ)IIerl, poc:tett, pegctq, Jwnm•na. alteratloDI, ete. Mrs. Freddie Thabet. Muon, Pbone 7'/U651. 4-l).lfe RICPAIR, REFINISH, recoadlllaa plf elubo, .1o1m Teofard. t :JIIIIp located just below the Pomeroy-Mason Bridie, on Saturday, lbe 2llb day of September, 1161, beginning at ten o'clock A.M., lbe peiaonal propel ly owned by George B. Kennedy, COD9isling lD part of !be following: Gas llove, Frigidaire refrigerator, teleYislon, ldtcben !able and 4 chalrl, klll:hen cupboard, ftve over-atulled chalra, davetoporl, coffee !able. ouphoarda, and many Antiques, chalrl, cupboards, loblllll, stands, marble stands, pictures, ptetore frames, beds, ebests, dreaer, many table lamps, Guile wilb lbe W'md, brass and gi81B, lampe. vaseo, many pltdlers. punch howl w I I h glasses, hobnall gi81B, condle llllcb, compotes, trull dlebea, cake stands, lamp ahades. gobleil, miD: glw. cui gi81B, frail ltcnrl. oome Carnival ...... jll'll, brass bolls, and 1J1811Y artleles. 'ftle c[eoedenl was Jn lbe Anlfque buslnea. and an o1. lbe o1tove 11emt1 must be oold for settlement of his esta!AI. Aucr. NOTE: 'ftttlis a large sale conslallng of a few tm- ttema. Please bring a chair and enjoy the sale. 111!t181 Ltmch will be senecl by lbe Omrelt. Help Wanted " Main Slreel, Pomeroy, ObJ<), WMI'RESS, Apply In )101'1011. cn.w'l Steak - - ....., Melel!:!f. Wented Tmna: Caslt In band day of Sole. Slmed: Clyde E itonnedy. !xeculor ol. the Elllte of "=n~mr~secl NEED . Sell famoul · Kallpp Alnlrod Sboes. Full Racine. Olllo, Pit -.mt. or put time. llilb commia,_..., alonl plus bomts. Complela liDo for tDIIl and '11'0tllell, For Rent I!'.qt.tlpmeltl lurttllbed free. Write 1o Genion Rae, Diltrlcl fURNISHED and unfurnished Salel Drtte, Mer.• :11M oorrnhul, .... Dltbyllilh'e Ohio azu. HELP WANTED Middle Aled Man To lark On Poultry Fn apartments. Close to school Pbone 1192-5434, l~II-Ifc TRAILER SPACE. &U utllltleo available. Inquire 156 Mulberry after 3 or 5 p.m. Write P. 0. Box 425 Pomeroy. 5-29-Uc fTR~JSHED GARAGE op811- on Lincoln Hill. UWIUes paid; adults only. Phone 1192SIBI. 1-lf.Ue ment Paicl Vocatia•, Geed ...... Pl ....... Novo• A..ilalol• Apply •• ,.,... La raster •111AILER LOTS. Bob's Mobile Court, Syraeuse. Ohio on Stale Rl. 124, Phone tn-:1151. ~ll ·tie fll'll JIURNI811ED TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT. . Middleport, 'I r.-ForSale SCBNA•w••• pbaDe 19J.m4. ca , ~lotfe Jtood. liomd1ftlot- ... 'I1WLBR SPACE, ready 1D llool< up. private. plenty of 1111', 11111 Ilia ·w ....._ ••u .. It Coalt•• ,... chlldrm "' play. 1 o.-. • ,..... Pbone ...,,, l-It-tle AKC Golden Retriever pupp!eo, 624 Ash Sl., M!ddlepon. 1192- GEO. BOBSIEiit& BNbr 540. 1>21-Uc POMEROY - 5 room frame, shower, basement. convenient. Asking $35110.00 For Rent KENNE.BEC Potatoes, <l!arles MIDDLEPORT - 7 room llome, Hilton, Portland. 8-J9-251e FIRST FLOOR furnished aportbath, gas furnace, fuU basemen!, adults, 212 South Fifth ment, nice comer lot out ol Ave., Middleport, phone 992- POTATOES, WATERMELONS, high water, $14,000.00 phone 143-2254 Clarence Prof. 5436. t-21-lfc lilt, Portland. 11-2!1-tfc 8f ACRES - a rooms. 4 bedrooms. 110 balbs, fuU baleFOUR ROOM HOUSE. bath, men!, 2nd house, haa 5 rooms; coal fUrnace. call 742-5113. · FARM. 3210 ACRES, 6 room 2 bama, mfnerall, macadam house, bath, gas beat, lire1-:!Ulp road. 13),000.00 place. drilled wen, good bulldHELEN OR VIRGB. TJWI'ORD lngs. Barn equipped for Grade r'OUR rooms. bath, garage, • 5' A milk. Wllb or without farm ASSOCIATES Phone daytime 992-2903 eveIIYJI.\aliiB equipment. Bowman's Run or nings 992-3702. t-!!6-3tc Forest Run Rood, Lee Johnson, Rl. I, Racine. Phnne THREE ROOM HOUSE, bath, 9411-2246. 9-19-Uc POMEROY • BARRISONVILLII: phone Sam Amold. Syracuse, Raad, one story frame, t1tree 992-2360. t-:m-tfc bedrooms, batb, nice lot, full \Y ARM MORNING coal beater, basemen~ Rodney Downing, also saw timber, C. E. DougFor Sele broker. Phone 1112-DG. lao, Rl. 3, Pomeroy. t-Z2-4tp FALL CLEARANCE ON ALUM· 1-IU!c JNUM FISHING BOATS. 10, SIX ROOM HOUSE and three 12, 13 loot. Klngsb•ry Boat lots, call Jacob Turner. Ph. Salea, on County Road 11. Business Services 1192-3681. t-2Utp one mile west of Rt. 33, phone c. JlllAD1I'ORD 99U251. 9-J.$.14tc STEREO RADIO, comhlnaUon AUCIIONI!BB unit with AM & FM radio. 4 Cllmplete ..... FARM. Approximately 175 ~ speaker aound system, 4 rea, two st()ry house, barn, speed, dlial volume conlrol. ClllllllltMad etc., all buildings In poor beauUiul maple cooaole. AsR 1-. Olio condition, located In RuUand sume poymenls of $II or $94.67, I I tie township, Meigs County, c&U call 992-3218. I-2Uic Middleport 992-2881 after 5 p.m. t-11-Uc STEREO-RADIO COMOle, 4 READY • MIX concrete doUvertd right to your project. speed intermixed changer, duFasl and easy. Free esllSAVE BIG. Do your own rug al volume <onlrol. 4 speaker males. Phone 192-3214, Goegand upholstery cleaning with aound system, lovely walnut lelt! lloady -·Mix C&., MiddleBlue Luslre. Rent oloctrlc linlsh. Payment.i of' SS'i per port, Ohio. 8 !10 lfc shampooer. Baker Furnlture. mooth or $111.14, call 992-3218. ,._, c. ........::. f.2Utc 1-JU!c 1959 TRIUMPH Cob motorcycle 200 CC. racing gears. runs real good, ,1$0. Call Harrisonville 992-f271. t-M-31c GREEN beans aad peppers, bring cottlalner. pick . your own. b busbel. John Cleek, Portland, Phone 843-2246. one haU mile below Ravei18'WOOII FORD convertible, good shape. Five new tires. CaD 1192-5934. t-:14-Qc lii6J XL ;918 ZIG ZAG console sewing machine. This machine makes bultonholea, darns, nograms. many em~ .. mo- faney de- signs. Take over poymentz ol $5 per month or pay balance due $46.:!2. Will discount for casb. Call 992-2136. t-24-&te STEREO RADIO combination, lovely walnut finlsb, H~ BSR automallc changer, poy $5 per monlb or balance due $68.46. Callllll2-:t83tl. 9-J4.4tc JUST TAKEN IN, U61 stereo a. FM 9-:14-Qc Ferry. 1116$ VOIJKSWAGEN station wagon, IN(uare back model, excellent condition; e>:· cellenl condition. Clean inside and out. New tires. Pboae 1192-1949. 9-:14-Qc • 7.5J c•r In . !, Spta.,_tl wltlt .,arM lOOP Ae~~~o~~lf\ ' ~btl tri••"'" and thin o hith ,,,... of eoft wll1~ IG •. MILK COW, Montie Sandon. Rl. 1, lleedBvllle, Phone 117m&. ..~ .{ '' ...lttw Se;vlct '1969 DUO BOAT ·. NOW ON·OISPLAY USED. CHRIS CRAFT OUT· 5~55 -GUARANFE!DPHONE 992--2094 ' Pomeroy Home & Autol i '""' ..,._ / c '~; .,, From the Larpll ' !'ruck or 1IulldD...- . Radlatpr· TcJ Tilt !Onollest Heator Core. 8LAETTNAiS Hoekl-port, Ohio ' Pol- PH. 993-2143 • E. Mal!t Stephen Girard, who played an Important part In the fl. nanclng of the War of 1812, Is generally considered Amerl· ca's first mllllonalre. ueAL iriOTICI KEIIO NID.L wbON 1Ml bcnm plaee of nti41IICI Saa CUilaDo di ConlroDI, Lu.cca. ftalJ 11· ltenQ t.01WI4 tbt Oil die l.,tb daJ or 5fi!Lembu, JNII DOROTHY N1UU. bel.aa: plal.atllf 111M bu peUdoD. ~11llal lltm u hteaclaJn; lll Ute (;ou rl or Colllmlln Plae, ...,.., CcJun. l,, OIUD, c... No. pr~ lor dlvorc. from ulrll Bemo Nllli un OW i:ntumll ol trw. •~&e~:\ ol w• P'•JI fDt IUtOcb" of miDot chl.ldna: ucl ouaer pro,., relief; eeld. c:IUM wW 1le lv bear- In• oa or a f \"lllbeF, 1. . . uae till lll&i o1 No- · DorethJ' "Ntert. Plakttlff 1. O'lrlln, Attlrl*l' fer P..lltttff - ~. &' lil II H; 10 ~; 10 10; 11 lt; HI a4J 10 :U lfk ' DJSCiiARGES c. Barlow, Mrs. OdParents mi.Y m Pedlalrlcl w.ro. dle E. Bush, Mrl. Ralph L. Clark, Mrl. Jack L, Co11lno, ADMI$10NS Ted llaUlold, Jr., RL 1 GaUl- Mra. Clarence E. Craft, - polls; Mra. Grover Sleets, Itt. T. EdWards, Jo""''h R. ForeI Patriot; Mrs. WUlard J!a.yo, man, Mra. ,. Delmar Gtnserleh, Pliny, W. Va.; Mra. John F. Mrs. Jaek ·Grlmol, Jl!muttd c. Clendenin, II, Pl. Pleasant; Mra. Harper, Mrl. Leo Kina. Ralph e-re A. Wolf, Rt. 1 Long Bot- Lewl1, James P. Neal, Mrs. tom; Michael S. Baker, Middle- Dower Mulllnl, Mro. Chloe !l!af. port; Clifford MaiGne, RL Z Mr· fer, Mrs. Ori1 L ~, Mra,. Artllur; Mrs. Jlllllll L. Hemy, RL Lawrence H. VauahaD. Eldolt E. 1 Pedro; James E. McWWiama, Wauab. Mrs. Roy E. Boker, Mrl. WeUolnn; Mrs. Rusaell S. John- llonald L, Cl(V and btflnl 11011, oton, Jack!on; Mrs. Georp c. Mrl. Norman H. !balfer and ln.d@lllhhtr, Mrl. _Chari.. .!>•. ~I. j!av<I!IIWOOd; Loonani datqhter. H. McPeak, Jack!on; Jamea R. Ferguson, Rt. 1 RaveniWDOd; I MR.WtNKI.C,I'M . PHONING FOR 'tOJR WII'!L WILL '10U MEEt' HER FOR CLU~ • Delivery • Quick Service • Flntshlna •Sand & Gravel .... y... •...... ' GeT 'rOUR HEAD t:oii.JIJ, GET '1IXJR F'CET SET, GeT'TME GET A SOOO C.RIP Rlt:S.T AID ""'T !" OIV 'THE B.t.U-, HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER: Lawrence 'J. • Free Estimates·. ' • Quality COIICI'ete • Certified Strqth DIAL 9!12-3284 VIsiting hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. '' ~ ' OINNeR AT THE J.,_ t.\llfJ plaln&IU • • . '~ Wt.e.l Alignment All'I'OMOBILE Jnsurance beea eancelled! Loot your open&- MOnCI OP APPOINTIMNT - ,, Sot. - • - ••••••• -9 to 7 Sun. - - - ........ . lnsuranat or'l llceDse! Call 112-2161. • 11 lfe • M-F • • ; • • • • • • • 11 ta 6 ~ :"o~. '· '"'•"• car •hiM 3. At11nd1nt on dut)l ...uc GOEGLEIN GRAVEL Mfl PAGE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO WMPO INFORMATION NEWS· presents - --LOCAL REPOAT$ DAILY AT 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. · t<eeping Mei·~ Gallia and Mason Area . Informed As Vvell As Entertained Ad............ WIHI 1M WIU- .... ,.. \ life.. _, HIIMvt DeN, D I 11 F NoUee 111 banbJ ...... that r. w. DAILY 'CROSSWORD BUGS BUNNY -· ,......... .......... ~ buUdJDC 39. Half: pnC1x a. Profit . 4&. Exclama~ Uba . •m• Buslneu Services REFINISHED ANTIQUE FURNITURE GOOD CONDITION 3 DREUUS • • • .... 118.00 ROUHO OAK TABLE -So15.00 HALL TRIE WITH SEAT & MIRROR··- -Sol5.00 SECRETARY DESIC. -$50.00 MAHOGANY DROP LEAF TABLE···.- $60.00 LOVE SUT Bryants Budtet Shop Next To Stiffler' • Store 108 W. M•ln PCNIIero, · ·PoWEt-YAC ClEANING ~ AIR CONDmONING llelrtllfo. Ilion servl\'e. J8efc!l llofrlleraUon, Now ~-- ·hope 1111-16'11. 4 ' lfe I) DON'T l~t FOR COLD IE~'rHER . "My f,athor n•ver complain•. about tho coat oi my td"'!atlon--ht thlnko tho price of I1Jnoranco Is ,.\ , much hi&her!" (} IK tlttESHEC . '· CURTISs breedbtl ol 21 different breetll. callle olr· es or 4 breedll Of 11081 'badll, by calllng Parter 112 ..... meroy or 187al Ooolttlle. <. . ' CAR WASH (Hot A OriYti•Thrv) radio console, blg PDrw, lr. whoM ro.t Office .W. 4-speed automatic ch•nger, 24 HEAD of cattle, 11 COWl, 7 dt. . 1.1 Po. .rw, 0~ .... beu. lovely walnut finish. Take appollltedl - ·~- Wlta to fresben early spring, Mar- dub' the ww aJlMUd ol &be . . . . ol ~ut Doe~ Jat.e ol ...._ c.u.v. over paymenls of '6.21 per vin Stone, RuUand, Ohio OIUo, Ill K •• monlb or pay hal...., due Dat.ed WI IOib da7 Gl 1111' ' 111 t-:awte 1102.71. Will dlsoounl for caah. P. H. O'aiiiN ...................... C.rt Cali 1192-21136. ~~-Re~l Estate.For Sele ...... CW~~tJ..... t-»>J JN; JO.lO lkl O'IIIIIBN ., caow llROWNING 12 gauge lull choke REALTY COIIPANY &hotgun. venliliated 8lgbll and a.o&B TO rib; !Ired only 15 limes, no POMEROY SIIOPPINO .. . .110 llory scratehes or blemishes of any frame, 2 bedrooms, bath, kinil; alao Wmchesler pump aome Ule and paueliDg, gas 12 gauge shotgun, modified Door furnace. fi,ZOO.OO choke. !Ired twice, new; no scratches or blemishet. Phone TUPPIIIIS PIAJNS - JIE.MODI!LED - I llory !ramo, I 9ft.II9J4, aok for Wally. bedrooml, bunt In l:llcbeu, t-24-&te Ul Ami, A BUY AT ........ !954 FORD FIOO, B cylinder, excellent l'1lllllln8 condition MJJliJLEPOBT - LIIB NBW - 110 1/tDry, 3 bedrooms, bltb, and lirell, J>bone !lft.%740. cablnetl Jn ltitcheD, fuD biM,.~ ment, ptlllo, nice yard, ott! cl Ooodl. fJJ,500.00 211 FOOT cabin cruiser, 100 hp BENBY CU!L\ND gray marine motor, sleeps C)lll I • siJ:. Head. ship tO s~. runRea. ning walor. Phone 119-IW. Nl-ac ~~-~ AM ., • CIGARE'M'E vending maeltlnes snd aervtce. ABC Enlarprises. Mason. W. Va. Phme 77J.I543. HALJI RUNNER bealll, Charles IDlton, Portland. 9-21>241c 1 s,,vrc~s Co 8:\RNEY • ................~...-', BUDGET PRYCE furntlure on Mrs. Becky B. Vlntoo, Greenour !bird ftoor budgot shop. up, Ky.; Henry G. Rust, Rav.,._ Lost Baker Fumllure. Middleport. ~ Mrs. Elizabeth Vance. Ohio. 1 21 tie Jacklon; Mra. Floyd - · LOST, two male doc&, I Pomeroy. blue Uck and I brl!lllle p1ott BIRTHS SEWING MACHINES. repair w!Ui ehaln collar. Reward. Mra. WIUord J!a.ya, PUny, W. service. an mateo. WY 2Smlle on small boy'a lace. soo, 3:02 p.m. Wd1eadQ; 2284. '!'be Fabrte Shop, Pom- VL, Phone 992~54. Mra. F]oydBarnhouae, PotnerO¥, eroy. Autbortled Sllll!er Sales dauibter, 9:01 p.m. Wednesda,y. and Service. We Sharpen Sclssorl. $-29-tle ~'OUR ROOM houR, bath and fuO size basemem, two loll. Call 1192-11038 daytime, 9412951 evenlags. f.M-«p . {~ ' IX,PIIIEtiCED Rullstele For Sale HOBSTETTER REALTY ~,--~--~-~··~·~·----------~~~ · Guido. 1.------------------..J .._ . remodeled and tn A-1 - lion. OUt of hlg!l water, c1ooe to 1chool, church and a minutes wolk tothetp"OCery store. Con1Piole llnanclng aVIIIabts. Call 992-&905 and aok for POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy mlmalure, fl~ and up. Stud aervice and grooming. Photle 1192-MU. 11 3 tie Pomeroy Motor Co. -7 lioad .... or t _,..... hollla. c-Ieto4' For Sale 1961 CHEVROLET 'h TON . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .$795 Wide body, 6 cvl. en,g., solid cab, like new tires. l!AM SHOOT, Racine Gun Club, Sullday, Sepl. 29, from I p.m. to 5 p.m. 12-16-20 guage. Off Wtnted To Buy Route l2t on Ba.ohan Road. ANTIQUES, furniture, diJhes, 9-J&.& miscellaneous. Mrs. Howard Cecil. 800 W. Maln St., Pc>JM. I WILL NOT be respo111ible for my. 1-~tlc 1111)' debts conlracted by any..,. other than myself. C. W. CUrfman For Sale or Trade Rl. 1, Pomeroy. 9-2<>3tp 1967 INTERNATIONAL Truck, 4 speed, '10 too, 11164 Chevrolet GUN SHOOT Sunday, Sept. 2!1, 1967 Cbryaler New Yorker, air I till. Cirele, X, full card, conditioned, power steorlng, No. I & 71> !bot, prizes ham power brakes, 1961 Mustang, and bacon, at luak Wal!M 6 cyl. 3 speed, 1914 Buick, 4 Farm. Sponsored by Chesler door automatic, power steerFire Dept. ~ lug, power brakes, flnaneiDg av&Uable. Pllone af· WEE wash willie em 111!1!11_. lor 6 pm Phone 9ft.6748. larly. Self service and auto9-M-tfc malic. Mason Car Wash. 'rllonvllle a 2 bedroom '- 3 - OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. "POMEROY, OHIO Notice ~ one 7 room (louse, be either 614-992-2181 5qJer Sport C<q)8. V8 engine, 4 speed trans., radio. AIINf- . . .... .. lrll ..... Dllltt' HOlE FOR SALE Call Pomeroy 63 CHEVROLET ........................ $699 .. .... Businl$s ' ~..................~~,-,.· ~---- ··tli4 Pomeroy Motor Co. ;~ ·. ,fl~li:.~,..:Tif.p·'~ Gra~e Resul~. ':A. LI'ITLE 'HOMEWORK' Wat~llffig I r t .. ~ (J OVII.ET f �.,...._____ ___ _ ·i tt\ ... 1)1>Diilly s.liflllllli~WM' iJ ' :1-.~0,. O..llpl. .. ~~ · ,\,~~ •! ~ : .• -~ ' ' • ,,. )· " ,;r. -- • ;~- - ... ............. ......... wt• .. .... ....... ......"'............ ........................... ..................,.. ...... ...................... ................... ..,.. ... 'hill 2 SIINS 01' ,..,... ttlt ..... 11w • I.Wttu IMIILPI.tl .............. lentU - ........ c...... 711 II . . . . . . . . W.nl... IMII' _ uiiM a .. 11'\tA.aY CUD Of TMAIIQ .... ._II...,. lltfwl..... l1. aLIMD ADI ...... , • QUALITY Nf Cll«''l - 6S GMC PICKUP . . . . . . ....... , ...... $1191 8 £l. F1eetslde. Good tires. 6 cyl e~ne. Below market price. ........ ,,. .............. OPPitl IIOUU For Sele or Rent' WILL accept lurnlture on down 10 • 10 TRAILEII, like new, payment on mobile home. two bedrooms, 181 Loculi st.• Dick's Moblle Home Sales, Pomeroy. phoDe 1192-1611. ~ five mUea •oulb of Ravenson Rt. 1 Will accept lrucli: pickup or panel on Auction down payment on moblle ANTIQUE AUCftON home. f.5.ftc THE UNDERSIGNED will ol.ler for sale at public auc:tlon SJIOOTING MATCH Sunday. al lbe home rl. lbe late Sept. 29, 1J to 4. Hams, bacGeorge H. Kennedy, '100 Weal ~.haUof~. ~·· ty. llullaDd Amerlcaa Legion Home. II-2Hic EVERY Friday and Sal- Ill iii-clay at Jllot'o Club ~ lfar.. Rt. off 7. Country lllllllc by Gayle lllc- llonald and Ida Driltora. ~ HELEN'S Beauty Shop penna- - WIVI lpoelal Sept. • tbroucb Oet. 5. IIA!gular $11 lor fl2.50. t!UO lor t!O, .10 for $UO. Pllone 1192-2810 oak for llolen or Judy. f.a.ete RUMMAGE SALE, Friday and ' Salurday, I am to 5 pm, 1D Elberfeld buUdiDg nat to L6Z In Pomeroy, Spom«ed by Ladleo Amr!Uary o1. lbe ........ Fire Dept. ...... II'OR TRAl'"--CMb ,.. 111tlqael. William Hamm Jlld. """ l Nllltlp WilL DO ontq II llome IIJ)IIerl, poc:tett, pegctq, Jwnm•na. alteratloDI, ete. Mrs. Freddie Thabet. Muon, Pbone 7'/U651. 4-l).lfe RICPAIR, REFINISH, recoadlllaa plf elubo, .1o1m Teofard. t :JIIIIp located just below the Pomeroy-Mason Bridie, on Saturday, lbe 2llb day of September, 1161, beginning at ten o'clock A.M., lbe peiaonal propel ly owned by George B. Kennedy, COD9isling lD part of !be following: Gas llove, Frigidaire refrigerator, teleYislon, ldtcben !able and 4 chalrl, klll:hen cupboard, ftve over-atulled chalra, davetoporl, coffee !able. ouphoarda, and many Antiques, chalrl, cupboards, loblllll, stands, marble stands, pictures, ptetore frames, beds, ebests, dreaer, many table lamps, Guile wilb lbe W'md, brass and gi81B, lampe. vaseo, many pltdlers. punch howl w I I h glasses, hobnall gi81B, condle llllcb, compotes, trull dlebea, cake stands, lamp ahades. gobleil, miD: glw. cui gi81B, frail ltcnrl. oome Carnival ...... jll'll, brass bolls, and 1J1811Y artleles. 'ftle c[eoedenl was Jn lbe Anlfque buslnea. and an o1. lbe o1tove 11emt1 must be oold for settlement of his esta!AI. Aucr. NOTE: 'ftttlis a large sale conslallng of a few tm- ttema. Please bring a chair and enjoy the sale. 111!t181 Ltmch will be senecl by lbe Omrelt. Help Wanted " Main Slreel, Pomeroy, ObJ<), WMI'RESS, Apply In )101'1011. cn.w'l Steak - - ....., Melel!:!f. Wented Tmna: Caslt In band day of Sole. Slmed: Clyde E itonnedy. !xeculor ol. the Elllte of "=n~mr~secl NEED . Sell famoul · Kallpp Alnlrod Sboes. Full Racine. Olllo, Pit -.mt. or put time. llilb commia,_..., alonl plus bomts. Complela liDo for tDIIl and '11'0tllell, For Rent I!'.qt.tlpmeltl lurttllbed free. Write 1o Genion Rae, Diltrlcl fURNISHED and unfurnished Salel Drtte, Mer.• :11M oorrnhul, .... Dltbyllilh'e Ohio azu. HELP WANTED Middle Aled Man To lark On Poultry Fn apartments. Close to school Pbone 1192-5434, l~II-Ifc TRAILER SPACE. &U utllltleo available. Inquire 156 Mulberry after 3 or 5 p.m. Write P. 0. Box 425 Pomeroy. 5-29-Uc fTR~JSHED GARAGE op811- on Lincoln Hill. UWIUes paid; adults only. Phone 1192SIBI. 1-lf.Ue ment Paicl Vocatia•, Geed ...... Pl ....... Novo• A..ilalol• Apply •• ,.,... La raster •111AILER LOTS. Bob's Mobile Court, Syraeuse. Ohio on Stale Rl. 124, Phone tn-:1151. ~ll ·tie fll'll JIURNI811ED TWO BEDROOM APARTMENT. . Middleport, 'I r.-ForSale SCBNA•w••• pbaDe 19J.m4. ca , ~lotfe Jtood. liomd1ftlot- ... 'I1WLBR SPACE, ready 1D llool< up. private. plenty of 1111', 11111 Ilia ·w ....._ ••u .. It Coalt•• ,... chlldrm "' play. 1 o.-. • ,..... Pbone ...,,, l-It-tle AKC Golden Retriever pupp!eo, 624 Ash Sl., M!ddlepon. 1192- GEO. BOBSIEiit& BNbr 540. 1>21-Uc POMEROY - 5 room frame, shower, basement. convenient. Asking $35110.00 For Rent KENNE.BEC Potatoes, <l!arles MIDDLEPORT - 7 room llome, Hilton, Portland. 8-J9-251e FIRST FLOOR furnished aportbath, gas furnace, fuU basemen!, adults, 212 South Fifth ment, nice comer lot out ol Ave., Middleport, phone 992- POTATOES, WATERMELONS, high water, $14,000.00 phone 143-2254 Clarence Prof. 5436. t-21-lfc lilt, Portland. 11-2!1-tfc 8f ACRES - a rooms. 4 bedrooms. 110 balbs, fuU baleFOUR ROOM HOUSE. bath, men!, 2nd house, haa 5 rooms; coal fUrnace. call 742-5113. · FARM. 3210 ACRES, 6 room 2 bama, mfnerall, macadam house, bath, gas beat, lire1-:!Ulp road. 13),000.00 place. drilled wen, good bulldHELEN OR VIRGB. TJWI'ORD lngs. Barn equipped for Grade r'OUR rooms. bath, garage, • 5' A milk. Wllb or without farm ASSOCIATES Phone daytime 992-2903 eveIIYJI.\aliiB equipment. Bowman's Run or nings 992-3702. t-!!6-3tc Forest Run Rood, Lee Johnson, Rl. I, Racine. Phnne THREE ROOM HOUSE, bath, 9411-2246. 9-19-Uc POMEROY • BARRISONVILLII: phone Sam Amold. Syracuse, Raad, one story frame, t1tree 992-2360. t-:m-tfc bedrooms, batb, nice lot, full \Y ARM MORNING coal beater, basemen~ Rodney Downing, also saw timber, C. E. DougFor Sele broker. Phone 1112-DG. lao, Rl. 3, Pomeroy. t-Z2-4tp FALL CLEARANCE ON ALUM· 1-IU!c JNUM FISHING BOATS. 10, SIX ROOM HOUSE and three 12, 13 loot. Klngsb•ry Boat lots, call Jacob Turner. Ph. Salea, on County Road 11. Business Services 1192-3681. t-2Utp one mile west of Rt. 33, phone c. JlllAD1I'ORD 99U251. 9-J.$.14tc STEREO RADIO, comhlnaUon AUCIIONI!BB unit with AM & FM radio. 4 Cllmplete ..... FARM. Approximately 175 ~ speaker aound system, 4 rea, two st()ry house, barn, speed, dlial volume conlrol. ClllllllltMad etc., all buildings In poor beauUiul maple cooaole. AsR 1-. Olio condition, located In RuUand sume poymenls of $II or $94.67, I I tie township, Meigs County, c&U call 992-3218. I-2Uic Middleport 992-2881 after 5 p.m. t-11-Uc STEREO-RADIO COMOle, 4 READY • MIX concrete doUvertd right to your project. speed intermixed changer, duFasl and easy. Free esllSAVE BIG. Do your own rug al volume <onlrol. 4 speaker males. Phone 192-3214, Goegand upholstery cleaning with aound system, lovely walnut lelt! lloady -·Mix C&., MiddleBlue Luslre. Rent oloctrlc linlsh. Payment.i of' SS'i per port, Ohio. 8 !10 lfc shampooer. Baker Furnlture. mooth or $111.14, call 992-3218. ,._, c. ........::. f.2Utc 1-JU!c 1959 TRIUMPH Cob motorcycle 200 CC. racing gears. runs real good, ,1$0. Call Harrisonville 992-f271. t-M-31c GREEN beans aad peppers, bring cottlalner. pick . your own. b busbel. John Cleek, Portland, Phone 843-2246. one haU mile below Ravei18'WOOII FORD convertible, good shape. Five new tires. CaD 1192-5934. t-:14-Qc lii6J XL ;918 ZIG ZAG console sewing machine. This machine makes bultonholea, darns, nograms. many em~ .. mo- faney de- signs. Take over poymentz ol $5 per month or pay balance due $46.:!2. Will discount for casb. Call 992-2136. t-24-&te STEREO RADIO combination, lovely walnut finlsb, H~ BSR automallc changer, poy $5 per monlb or balance due $68.46. Callllll2-:t83tl. 9-J4.4tc JUST TAKEN IN, U61 stereo a. FM 9-:14-Qc Ferry. 1116$ VOIJKSWAGEN station wagon, IN(uare back model, excellent condition; e>:· cellenl condition. Clean inside and out. New tires. Pboae 1192-1949. 9-:14-Qc • 7.5J c•r In . !, Spta.,_tl wltlt .,arM lOOP Ae~~~o~~lf\ ' ~btl tri••"'" and thin o hith ,,,... of eoft wll1~ IG •. MILK COW, Montie Sandon. Rl. 1, lleedBvllle, Phone 117m&. ..~ .{ '' ...lttw Se;vlct '1969 DUO BOAT ·. NOW ON·OISPLAY USED. CHRIS CRAFT OUT· 5~55 -GUARANFE!DPHONE 992--2094 ' Pomeroy Home & Autol i '""' ..,._ / c '~; .,, From the Larpll ' !'ruck or 1IulldD...- . Radlatpr· TcJ Tilt !Onollest Heator Core. 8LAETTNAiS Hoekl-port, Ohio ' Pol- PH. 993-2143 • E. Mal!t Stephen Girard, who played an Important part In the fl. nanclng of the War of 1812, Is generally considered Amerl· ca's first mllllonalre. ueAL iriOTICI KEIIO NID.L wbON 1Ml bcnm plaee of nti41IICI Saa CUilaDo di ConlroDI, Lu.cca. ftalJ 11· ltenQ t.01WI4 tbt Oil die l.,tb daJ or 5fi!Lembu, JNII DOROTHY N1UU. bel.aa: plal.atllf 111M bu peUdoD. ~11llal lltm u hteaclaJn; lll Ute (;ou rl or Colllmlln Plae, ...,.., CcJun. l,, OIUD, c... No. pr~ lor dlvorc. from ulrll Bemo Nllli un OW i:ntumll ol trw. •~&e~:\ ol w• P'•JI fDt IUtOcb" of miDot chl.ldna: ucl ouaer pro,., relief; eeld. c:IUM wW 1le lv bear- In• oa or a f \"lllbeF, 1. . . uae till lll&i o1 No- · DorethJ' "Ntert. Plakttlff 1. O'lrlln, Attlrl*l' fer P..lltttff - ~. &' lil II H; 10 ~; 10 10; 11 lt; HI a4J 10 :U lfk ' DJSCiiARGES c. Barlow, Mrs. OdParents mi.Y m Pedlalrlcl w.ro. dle E. Bush, Mrl. Ralph L. Clark, Mrl. Jack L, Co11lno, ADMI$10NS Ted llaUlold, Jr., RL 1 GaUl- Mra. Clarence E. Craft, - polls; Mra. Grover Sleets, Itt. T. EdWards, Jo""''h R. ForeI Patriot; Mrs. WUlard J!a.yo, man, Mra. ,. Delmar Gtnserleh, Pliny, W. Va.; Mra. John F. Mrs. Jaek ·Grlmol, Jl!muttd c. Clendenin, II, Pl. Pleasant; Mra. Harper, Mrl. Leo Kina. Ralph e-re A. Wolf, Rt. 1 Long Bot- Lewl1, James P. Neal, Mrs. tom; Michael S. Baker, Middle- Dower Mulllnl, Mro. Chloe !l!af. port; Clifford MaiGne, RL Z Mr· fer, Mrs. Ori1 L ~, Mra,. Artllur; Mrs. Jlllllll L. Hemy, RL Lawrence H. VauahaD. Eldolt E. 1 Pedro; James E. McWWiama, Wauab. Mrs. Roy E. Boker, Mrl. WeUolnn; Mrs. Rusaell S. John- llonald L, Cl(V and btflnl 11011, oton, Jack!on; Mrs. Georp c. Mrl. Norman H. !balfer and ln.d@lllhhtr, Mrl. _Chari.. .!>•. ~I. j!av<I!IIWOOd; Loonani datqhter. H. McPeak, Jack!on; Jamea R. Ferguson, Rt. 1 RaveniWDOd; I MR.WtNKI.C,I'M . PHONING FOR 'tOJR WII'!L WILL '10U MEEt' HER FOR CLU~ • Delivery • Quick Service • Flntshlna •Sand & Gravel .... y... •...... ' GeT 'rOUR HEAD t:oii.JIJ, GET '1IXJR F'CET SET, GeT'TME GET A SOOO C.RIP Rlt:S.T AID ""'T !" OIV 'THE B.t.U-, HOLZER MEDICAL CENTER: Lawrence 'J. • Free Estimates·. ' • Quality COIICI'ete • Certified Strqth DIAL 9!12-3284 VIsiting hours 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. '' ~ ' OINNeR AT THE J.,_ t.\llfJ plaln&IU • • . '~ Wt.e.l Alignment All'I'OMOBILE Jnsurance beea eancelled! Loot your open&- MOnCI OP APPOINTIMNT - ,, Sot. - • - ••••••• -9 to 7 Sun. - - - ........ . lnsuranat or'l llceDse! Call 112-2161. • 11 lfe • M-F • • ; • • • • • • • 11 ta 6 ~ :"o~. '· '"'•"• car •hiM 3. At11nd1nt on dut)l ...uc GOEGLEIN GRAVEL Mfl PAGE MIDDLEPORT, OHIO WMPO INFORMATION NEWS· presents - --LOCAL REPOAT$ DAILY AT 7:50 A.M. 12 NOON 3 P.M. AND 4:30 P.M. · t<eeping Mei·~ Gallia and Mason Area . Informed As Vvell As Entertained Ad............ WIHI 1M WIU- .... ,.. \ life.. _, HIIMvt DeN, D I 11 F NoUee 111 banbJ ...... that r. w. DAILY 'CROSSWORD BUGS BUNNY -· ,......... .......... ~ buUdJDC 39. Half: pnC1x a. Profit . 4&. Exclama~ Uba . •m• Buslneu Services REFINISHED ANTIQUE FURNITURE GOOD CONDITION 3 DREUUS • • • .... 118.00 ROUHO OAK TABLE -So15.00 HALL TRIE WITH SEAT & MIRROR··- -Sol5.00 SECRETARY DESIC. -$50.00 MAHOGANY DROP LEAF TABLE···.- $60.00 LOVE SUT Bryants Budtet Shop Next To Stiffler' • Store 108 W. M•ln PCNIIero, · ·PoWEt-YAC ClEANING ~ AIR CONDmONING llelrtllfo. Ilion servl\'e. J8efc!l llofrlleraUon, Now ~-- ·hope 1111-16'11. 4 ' lfe I) DON'T l~t FOR COLD IE~'rHER . "My f,athor n•ver complain•. about tho coat oi my td"'!atlon--ht thlnko tho price of I1Jnoranco Is ,.\ , much hi&her!" (} IK tlttESHEC . '· CURTISs breedbtl ol 21 different breetll. callle olr· es or 4 breedll Of 11081 'badll, by calllng Parter 112 ..... meroy or 187al Ooolttlle. <. . ' CAR WASH (Hot A OriYti•Thrv) radio console, blg PDrw, lr. whoM ro.t Office .W. 4-speed automatic ch•nger, 24 HEAD of cattle, 11 COWl, 7 dt. . 1.1 Po. .rw, 0~ .... beu. lovely walnut finish. Take appollltedl - ·~- Wlta to fresben early spring, Mar- dub' the ww aJlMUd ol &be . . . . ol ~ut Doe~ Jat.e ol ...._ c.u.v. over paymenls of '6.21 per vin Stone, RuUand, Ohio OIUo, Ill K •• monlb or pay hal...., due Dat.ed WI IOib da7 Gl 1111' ' 111 t-:awte 1102.71. Will dlsoounl for caah. P. H. O'aiiiN ...................... C.rt Cali 1192-21136. ~~-Re~l Estate.For Sele ...... CW~~tJ..... t-»>J JN; JO.lO lkl O'IIIIIBN ., caow llROWNING 12 gauge lull choke REALTY COIIPANY &hotgun. venliliated 8lgbll and a.o&B TO rib; !Ired only 15 limes, no POMEROY SIIOPPINO .. . .110 llory scratehes or blemishes of any frame, 2 bedrooms, bath, kinil; alao Wmchesler pump aome Ule and paueliDg, gas 12 gauge shotgun, modified Door furnace. fi,ZOO.OO choke. !Ired twice, new; no scratches or blemishet. Phone TUPPIIIIS PIAJNS - JIE.MODI!LED - I llory !ramo, I 9ft.II9J4, aok for Wally. bedrooml, bunt In l:llcbeu, t-24-&te Ul Ami, A BUY AT ........ !954 FORD FIOO, B cylinder, excellent l'1lllllln8 condition MJJliJLEPOBT - LIIB NBW - 110 1/tDry, 3 bedrooms, bltb, and lirell, J>bone !lft.%740. cablnetl Jn ltitcheD, fuD biM,.~ ment, ptlllo, nice yard, ott! cl Ooodl. fJJ,500.00 211 FOOT cabin cruiser, 100 hp BENBY CU!L\ND gray marine motor, sleeps C)lll I • siJ:. Head. ship tO s~. runRea. ning walor. Phone 119-IW. Nl-ac ~~-~ AM ., • CIGARE'M'E vending maeltlnes snd aervtce. ABC Enlarprises. Mason. W. Va. Phme 77J.I543. HALJI RUNNER bealll, Charles IDlton, Portland. 9-21>241c 1 s,,vrc~s Co 8:\RNEY • ................~...-', BUDGET PRYCE furntlure on Mrs. Becky B. Vlntoo, Greenour !bird ftoor budgot shop. up, Ky.; Henry G. Rust, Rav.,._ Lost Baker Fumllure. Middleport. ~ Mrs. Elizabeth Vance. Ohio. 1 21 tie Jacklon; Mra. Floyd - · LOST, two male doc&, I Pomeroy. blue Uck and I brl!lllle p1ott BIRTHS SEWING MACHINES. repair w!Ui ehaln collar. Reward. Mra. WIUord J!a.ya, PUny, W. service. an mateo. WY 2Smlle on small boy'a lace. soo, 3:02 p.m. Wd1eadQ; 2284. '!'be Fabrte Shop, Pom- VL, Phone 992~54. Mra. F]oydBarnhouae, PotnerO¥, eroy. Autbortled Sllll!er Sales dauibter, 9:01 p.m. Wednesda,y. and Service. We Sharpen Sclssorl. $-29-tle ~'OUR ROOM houR, bath and fuO size basemem, two loll. Call 1192-11038 daytime, 9412951 evenlags. f.M-«p . {~ ' IX,PIIIEtiCED Rullstele For Sale HOBSTETTER REALTY ~,--~--~-~··~·~·----------~~~ · Guido. 1.------------------..J .._ . remodeled and tn A-1 - lion. OUt of hlg!l water, c1ooe to 1chool, church and a minutes wolk tothetp"OCery store. Con1Piole llnanclng aVIIIabts. Call 992-&905 and aok for POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy mlmalure, fl~ and up. Stud aervice and grooming. Photle 1192-MU. 11 3 tie Pomeroy Motor Co. -7 lioad .... or t _,..... hollla. c-Ieto4' For Sale 1961 CHEVROLET 'h TON . . . . . . . . . . . .. . .$795 Wide body, 6 cvl. en,g., solid cab, like new tires. l!AM SHOOT, Racine Gun Club, Sullday, Sepl. 29, from I p.m. to 5 p.m. 12-16-20 guage. Off Wtnted To Buy Route l2t on Ba.ohan Road. ANTIQUES, furniture, diJhes, 9-J&.& miscellaneous. Mrs. Howard Cecil. 800 W. Maln St., Pc>JM. I WILL NOT be respo111ible for my. 1-~tlc 1111)' debts conlracted by any..,. other than myself. C. W. CUrfman For Sale or Trade Rl. 1, Pomeroy. 9-2<>3tp 1967 INTERNATIONAL Truck, 4 speed, '10 too, 11164 Chevrolet GUN SHOOT Sunday, Sept. 2!1, 1967 Cbryaler New Yorker, air I till. Cirele, X, full card, conditioned, power steorlng, No. I & 71> !bot, prizes ham power brakes, 1961 Mustang, and bacon, at luak Wal!M 6 cyl. 3 speed, 1914 Buick, 4 Farm. Sponsored by Chesler door automatic, power steerFire Dept. ~ lug, power brakes, flnaneiDg av&Uable. Pllone af· WEE wash willie em 111!1!11_. lor 6 pm Phone 9ft.6748. larly. Self service and auto9-M-tfc malic. Mason Car Wash. 'rllonvllle a 2 bedroom '- 3 - OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. "POMEROY, OHIO Notice ~ one 7 room (louse, be either 614-992-2181 5qJer Sport C<q)8. V8 engine, 4 speed trans., radio. AIINf- . . .... .. lrll ..... Dllltt' HOlE FOR SALE Call Pomeroy 63 CHEVROLET ........................ $699 .. .... Businl$s ' ~..................~~,-,.· ~---- ··tli4 Pomeroy Motor Co. ;~ ·. ,fl~li:.~,..:Tif.p·'~ Gra~e Resul~. ':A. LI'ITLE 'HOMEWORK' Wat~llffig I r t .. ~ (J OVII.ET f �- .The DiliJ' Sentinel, Mlddl-"·l'tlmerQY, 0., Sep. 26, 1988 •' . ' ' ' ~'IIII!IIA(IIol Welell l,o "100 Rl!loi1'0 iin'l -.11 for Voice al~~g Broadway ··~ Bt .·JACK O'BRIAN orllllllizlnl a trade IP"WP CjU!ckNEW YORK - Mlo's loneiJ' IJ' rojoded • 'Fuhlon - · 1n H'-'. ma.y try Landon tor Guild'' •... Tbo rumor that clly a year •••. Top pi ~r boa welfare clleats are orllllllizlng aclmozz trolble: her latest nose a uuo~oou . Mmtt down .... Host'bob Is slipping .... Night club • ing TV'& 11Model ol the Year,. restaurant owner& contldent bb: In new-modhalrdo,¥00Jitl would zoom up after Labor Da,y alnlor John Davidson almoll won Ot didn't) now ore more jittery .... At tho EoiiY 35lil Amlveroar.v than at tax • time .... Andrea bash at the Algonquin, ·~e Dnun, who won Wwood stardom & Clyde" co-author David N.,.. britfiy In an airline TV com- man, long-hairedandmod-thread- _..,t mercial (II that any WIIJ' to run an airllne - you bet it lsi) Ia back In the tube via Dial Soap .... Men's fashion wrlteu ed, looked very bonny. Add SIIIIIPY Whlte tD t h e lengthening list of gllted TV clowns; he's made It lor years IJO'.:r:lloqld \ Bert lle!rnol41• IIO!d ~~~ 10.. $16,. . / Me•c-9•• ' ,200 ·H~ar Financing of FHA Homes E :. 000 .... Wl1ve will IIIIo - In the cafes, but ..,. ho'o a eolorlat Doug KJnsmon bur ·hi• man for all media .... The AI· dlllblllllllllerlalo now a.tFred_.un Is almoll .L probolill orldi'o ... 5'/lll!it noor eonw. - lhe lall hole! eloee 1D Times Square whorolhe oervlcolocloua. the tood good, and mood merry and mameriJ, lho loiJiu> Cllietl¥ pleasant as you llip a pre-d!Mer clriM before lhe .,., Cllietor, elegant Oak Room •••• Tbe 6lh Avo. Dolly, which calli it&ell 11 Uttle 21," hal one dish price. tasged at,6.75: blintzes and SOW" cream, stutrod with Beluga Maloasal Caviar; oi vay, that 1 1 chici cle Hall II - ? .... A ,_,. ..., Dulfln H-.a (.olaror"Tbe G-")-'tllrorddlnPalm reatourant but ho'o lbero reculorll now thai he'o found the eellulotd Wllllet. Dwf8ht 1lamlon far )'an dl. reeled the Perr.v Como """"•; Perr,v, liiDidni far ~ JIOOple, hired Dwlsht'o )'011111! bl'CIIher Mac for his next 1V JPedal (In wblch Parr.v will moko ~ Awardl 1D wimoro In "Our job Is 1D oupplemont, lni at Tile · - lo<al flnanelng. .. Tiito WOI 0 key, ~ by MUton RouJI1, 1\Wp County Farmers - a public moetiJ1c ... - ~ ot tho Pomeroy Junior IIIah Scbool. ZOO per10111 . ' • ; Slipovers and c:ardigona. Hegulor 11zes and extro 11ze1. • WORK UNIFORMS ' SHIRTS SALE 4.49. Sins 14" to 20 in yow coHocl PANTS SALE 5.49. Sizes 29 to 50 in your coHoct leg WOMEN'S SKIRTS B.autiful selection. Hund,.ds to choose from and In your correct siae s. 3.95 SKIRTS. ....... . . .. .............. SALE 3.49 5.95 SKIRTS.. ....... . . ..... ... .SALE 4.99 7.95 SKIRTS............ . . . . . SAL£'6.99 8.95 SKIRTS............................. . .. . ... . .SALE 7.49 10.95 SKIRTS .............. .. . ..... SALE 8.99 12.95 SKIRTS ............ .... ....... .. ... . .. .SALE 10.49 WOMEN'S DUSTERS Emboas•d cottons and Cordono Stripes. Solid colors and floral patNms. Siz•• 12 to 18 and 38 to 44. Big sel•ction. New fall styles. Sp•clal for thi1 s~:~le. . '' Forni green-8/aci..-Dorl!; Olive- Charcoal Grey YOUNG MENS PERMANENT PRESS $5.39 pair BOYS SIZES 6 to 20 'Gift sett lor Mon. Solid colors. Plaids, strlpu, check&. A truly excellent selection of just the ahirta boys wont thia year for scf.)ol and sportswear . .4.11 are permanent preu . Smartly styled and ready lor you to buy. REG. 3.49 BATH TOWELS ........................ SALE 2.19 REG. 1.89 HAND TOWELS .................................SALE 99c REG. 79c WASH CLOTHS ..................................SALE 59c REG. 2.49 BATH TOWELS.... c......................SALE 1.39 REG. 1.39 HAND TDWELS..................................SALE 79c REG. 69c WASH CLOTHS....................................SALE 39c WATCHES AND CLOCKS 2 for $5.00 SIZES 3 ta 7 SPECIAL OUR MOST POPULAR STYLES BOY'S LONG SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS Rich plaid patterns. Permanent preu . Button down Ivy style WOMEN'S WHITE UNIFORMS trrlyl~;~n ,.n.... Jerseys. Shifts and Caachman Styles REGULAR SIZES 6 to 20 ......................... :...........5.99 HALF SIZES 14l1 to 24l-1 ......................................6.99 SALE In regular and half sizes ond for this •ale they are reduced In price. 4.95 DRESSEL ... . .......... .............................. FOR 4.1111 5.95 DRESSES..... . . ......................... ... FOR 5.00 7.95 DRESSES....... ........... . ................. ......... FOR 7.00 8.95 DRESSES............... ,... ............... .... .. FOR 8.00 10.9S DRESSES.................................. ...... . . FOR 9.00 CASUAL SLACKS Well known brands. Permanent p,.u. 50" Fortrel Polyester, 50% Cotton. Topered leg. cuffed bottoms, on uam pockets. Belt ICtOps . Sitos 29 to 36 woist. MEN'S FLANNEL PAJAMAS Coot style top with notched collar. Size A (36·32 cheat) B (3B •.f0), · C (-42·44), and D (46-48), Solid colon and ltnctrt printed patterns . I.. 2.95 SKIRTS. .....SALE 2.49 3.95 SKIRTS.. ..SALE 3.49 5.95 SKIRTS...... SALE 4.99 7.95 SKIRTS...... SALE 6.99 Slade• and matching lcnit t~;~p. Sh:es 3 to 6lc ond 1 to 14. On sale 1.95 SLACKS SETS.....................................................I.69 2.95 SLACKS SETL ................. .... .............. ........... 2.49 3.95 SLACKS SETS............................. .... ..... . ..........3.49 In small sizes 9 months to 2.f months ond 1 )If. m~;~nths $8e89 2.00 2.75 3.00 3.75 to 6.-: FALL SAUl EYECATCHER STOCKINGS Seamle .. mesh. Stretch, CantNce, 17 Slim Rot~. 2.00 Eyocatchor MESH·PANTYHOSE ......SALE 1.59 3.98 2.'*1 3.9S 3.98 NYLON LONG GOWNS····· · - · · · · BATISTE SHIFT GOWNS······ · · · · CAPRI LONG PAJ , .!lAS·-·· -···-· WALTZ GOWNS ·· · · · · · · · · · · · · · REG . 3.98 Slee .. eleu OUSTERS AND SHIFTS · . · - SALE ·SALE -SALE ·SALE ·SALE 3.29 1.87 2.77 3.29 2.77 -------------------------·-·--·~ Re9. Rea. Ret. R•g. Reg . 79c Girls Printed Ruffled Panties·- • · · ·Sole 3 for 2.001 3.00 doa. Birdseye Diopers, 71"x27" • • · ·SLCIIe 2.59 doz . 1.95 Sunsuits, slz.. 9 thru 24 mos. --- ---.· -Sal• 98c 1.95 Clnd 2.95 Crawlers, ala•• 9 thN 24 mos . •• -Sals 98c 1.95 and 2.29 Plisu Pojamaa, .Si.us 1 tluu 4 -- Sole 98c· --------------------------REG. z.;s FALL HANDBAGS·· · · · · • • • · · · ·- -SALE Uf REG. 1.00 SCARFS, SQUARES AND OBLONGS • · · • • •• -69o BOYS SIZES 6"to 16 HONDO SCHOOL TROUSERS tfo'"'o ltr Mt. Wran_Jier. Pennonent pr•••· True Western strle. Slim fit, ... cuffs. . .It loops. Brown, blac•. Ioden vr••n, Llue. This Sale 99 17.95................5ALE 14.79 10.95.................SALE 8.79 18.95................ SALE 15.49 $5.00 •• 0 ••• ' • •• • • 0 • 0 •• I •••••• • ,SALE P6.49 $19.95 , • , , , , , , , , , • , , , , , •• , .• , • , • , ,SALE $17.49 $16.95 0 $15..95 $13.95 $12. 95 $11.95 , •••• , •••.• , • ••••• , •• , , , •• , .SALE ~4.49 • SALE .12.49 . • • • . • . . • • • • • • • • • • . .. • • .. • .. SALE $11. 49 ••••.••.••••.• , • , ••••••••• , ,SALE .10.49 0 0 • 0 0 0 0 ••• ••• • 0. 0 0 •••••• • 0 •• 0 • 0 0 ••••• • 0. 0 • 0 I • • I I •• • SALE $16.49 ••• $11.50 , •••• , •• , •.• , , , ••••• , , , •• , •• SALE$ 9.49 $10.95 , ••••••••••••••..•••••• , • , •• SALE$ 9,49 $ 9.95 •• . •••• • • •••••...•• • •••••••• s~ 8.49 COCOA MATS 18.30 100" Nylon Pile. Non Slcid Rubber bar:k . 2r• wide. ldeol fo.. Hallwopa, Bedroom• and Entrance•._ Stairways. R.d, Avoeotdc., Delge, Brawn. 65~ Pine qualltp. Terrific dura• billty. Goocl carpet protect--· ~;~ra. 3 pattorna. $4.39 per ft. SALE! MEN'S BROADCLOTH PAJAMAS wcir•i O.,t. on the Main Floor. Tulipt, Crocuses, Hya- .JOO" cotton, ~osh 'n wear. Coat ••rle top. Smart patterns •n o biG select1on. Sanforized shrunlc, SIRs A, 8 , C or.d 0 . 2 pairs $5.00 WESTERN STYLE JEANS Sizes 29 to 38 wollf. Slim fitting with tap•r lev. Na cuffs. Wide belt loops. Sanforized shrunk Wheat Ioden ar••n Llue block . ' • • ' SALE $3e44 ~3~P~C.~L~US~T~RO~-W~A-RE--,-----G-A_T_O_I_____ I ROACH HIVES Ballpraof unbreak.abl• b~;~wl•. Sot COIItlats of one eoch -4qt., 2 qt., 3 cup slr:ea. Clean. Ea•y to usa. Ecana. mlcal. Kill• reoch. ., fish, crlckats. 3 HI.,•• In • bu. ,u._,. $1.59 ° set I KING SIZE TRAY TABLE SETS MENS AND BOYS DEPARTMENT 1ST FLOOR MEN'S AND BOYS SOCKS Liated her• ar• a few of the tnanr wolues In the complete Men• and 8oy1 Hosiery line. MENS HANES COTTON CREW SOCKS. White, Colored topo. Sin• 10 to 13 ..............................69c JERKS SOLID COLOR BANLDN CREW SOCKS Big seloctian. Shes 10-13 ........... ................................. 1.00 MENS KIRBURY BANLDN DRESS SOCKS. Sio01 10 to 13. Excellent selection of colon. 13.95................5ALE 11.49 26.95 ................SALE 22.49 SALEI · BEmiNE AND DOEHLEI CHAIRS $299.00 Mr. & Mrs. Chair and. Oltoman ••••••Sale IJ224.0o 11239.00 Yr. r. Mra. Chair and 01toman ••••• ,Sale $189.00 $1.99,00 Mr. r. MrL Cbalr lllld 01toman •••••• Selo •us.oo $'198.00 Rllck4Loo_. , , •••• , , , , •• • • , .Sale •182.00 $189.00 ReclJDII' ••••••••••••• ·•••••••• Sile •158.00 $119.00 Beck • 0 • ' - r , , • , , ••••••.• ,Sale $lt6.00 •169.00 Rllckera lllld Beclloers , , , •••• •• • -~• •138.00 $U9.00 Swi\'Ol Beckers and I.QuJwe Cbalro ••• Sale $13LOO $149.00 Swi\'Ol Rllckero and l.QuJwe Chair• , , .Sale $1.23.00 $139.00 Rock4Loungero • , , , , , • , , , , • , , .Sale $118.00 $1211.00 swtnl Becken and Becllnero •••••••Sale $101.00 $llt00 SwlvtJ Rllckera and Becllnero •••••••Sale$ 91.00 •109,00 SWIYQ Rllckera and Lc!uqpo Chairs , • , ,Sale$ 89.00 t 99.00 Becl.l.ners •••• , ••• • , ••••••••••Sale • · 82.00 8 98.00 Becl!Mro end Lounge Cbalra •••••• ,Sale. 8LOO • 94.00 BecJiners , , • , ............... ,Sale • 16.00 $ 89.GO Recllaers .. ••• •• •.••••••••• , .sate' 72.00 . 169.00-66" DELUXE..............-_..•...:............SALE 14-4.00 4 m~ol trays In o rack with "" rolling coatera. Evening Stor[•"•rn, Avocade with yellow and white hlal!f•· $12.95 ° ... . I ' BASE CABINETS .• :. . . ; '' .., . 10.00 12.00 13.011 11.00 19.00 23.00 ''· 80.~-40"ir72'' S.,..r Siof Kitchett Co~lneta .•S.Ie u;oo \ •' 1 · ' l' For Kitchen, ,Offl .. er D••·-r ···· ..···············-··S..Ie[4j.OO ...,, ,..... or. . . .., - . • WhH•, ta...,..... ••4 < • ." Asked It the or permitting the _, p&rchaso a home down PIYmOnl ~: :c ,.. lstactory. McDorm ··-• borrowers are encoUraged toM" oomelhlnl dowa. , He ocldod that the homo purcbuad by the borrower is btapected once or twice a year by the F .H.A. fD blOke aure that it Ia being properly malntalnod. , Tho F .H.A. JlrocoodS as would IUIY olber te..tlng agon. cy, if the lxlrrower does not make r~red payments, Me- 'lorman ltated. Frank W, Poriar, l'l>melvr · w11o wu 1110 cMiral l!llfO In ..,ulng liP the meets '11111rldl1 niglll, .... help. I explain F .H. A. fiMnclnr!JWt.er poiDied out that the - prooont 1tomeoraborrowerrni4" be oonslderod unsuitable far ,.. number ol reuons, therbJ' JDik.. lng 11>e borrower ellilble for a loaD tbroUI!h F ,H,A. from tbal re'llirement standpoint. On the eommeat tbal F.H.A. homo& mull be modest, Poriar said that lile term modell woold clopeod upon the olze or the lam· (Continued on P.,.. lOl If the "PI.Yabllityu 1ndl cate:.. that ho Ia able to carry that rate or uurell. lb a later lntervlew, James McDorman, state director of the F ,H.A., oald that liJlPIIcants must meet certain financial re-. CJ,drements. The lnterest rate ol lho loan cannot be cblngod but, McDorman pointed out, it would be changed at a time in the period or the loan when t h e Farmers Home Adrninlltra~ tim reels that the borrower is far enougb along with his lool1 that It shwld be rewritten and r A•ocMo . •. FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 27. 1968 . • FIVE CENTS DELMAR BAUM, CIIE'iTER building cootractor, displayed photocn~>hs oflho Blum addldoo at the new hoosing meeting in P<Bill!roy Thursday evening. The addition la located on Route 1 near tho Ohio Department of Highway" 'Second Driver in 36 ~ Hours Dies in Highway Accident By DICK THOMAS Funeral Home In Rutland. was at 11:2S L m. Wednesday RIJJ!Ioncl L. SidWell, 20, Co- Tho Slate ·Hli~U~ay' Patrol r.,. on Rt. 1, north of Pomeroy. n.. I_~ Ololo,,, became !lfolio . por1od lhat SidWell, headed east vld Semuel Yateo, 75, Mlddl.,. ~,t,y's.. soeond traffic l'lilallly oo Rt. 124, was golnl®wtierldo .,Mt. was ld.Ued Instantly in a ln~eso thaD 36 hours In o onee~ cra1h at 6 p. rn. Thursday 09 Rt. 124, .one: and one-tenth .nilJe west of Rt. 325. Meigs Colllit,y Coroner Henry EWing said Sidwell's death was ciused by a Crushed chest. The body was l&ken to tho Marlin when his car went off the right side or the highway. The vehicle struck· a concrete bridge abu~ ment and spun around intherold· way. Officers said that Sidwell's 196S Chevrolet was demollehed. Meigs County'~ other folallt,y head-on coUislon. Mr. Sidwell worked as a dairy herdsman for the Wilmington College e)ll)erimental farm, was a member of the Middletown Friends Meeting, and a 1966graduate or The Friends Boarding School In Barnesville. Born August 28, 1948, at Salem, Ohio, the son of Floyd victim lived most or his life In Columbiana. Surviving In addition to his parents, are his maternal grandoo father, Lewis J. Kuhn of Colum· blana; his paternal graqarenta, By United Press Jnternatlonal Mr. arxl Mrs. Oliver Sidwell or NEW YORK - A GRINNING SEN. EUGENE J. McCOrtby, his Winona; five sisters, Mrs. C. . cheeks tanned rrom three weeka on the French Riviera, sounded like an,y other American tourist discussing tlle U. S. presidential race. "lt seems a UUle mixed up. The candidates seem to be busy ie>islns lhotr romorks," he oald. Ani of the three 101> callildates: ol1 Hli:lert H. Humphrey's chances: "1 guess lt's pretty bad, lan."t it?"; on Georae C. Wallace: "I think his campaign is based more on tear than Jt is on hate. And It's an intrusion Into political lite that I'd rather not see," and on Richard M. Nlmn: "He hasn't quite developed It (fear) yet, has ho?" Freeman's Top Aide IASBO~ - TilE AGE OF SALAZAR ENDED today. President .Amerlco 11toma.z called Ia Marcelo Caetano to be sworn in as pr&mier of Portugal to ri!&Jlace strongman Antonio Sllazar, stricken by a brain hemorrhage II days ago. The change bore the stamp of Salazar'• 40 years otpCMer. Cletano, 62, )(q had oorved Salezar. He wrote the )IOilticillbeory ~t fitted Sllazar's strongman rule and often was cited as heir • Parent. He was an admirer of Muss<ilnl.. Co!D-ing RUTLAND - Harry B. Crew. son, Athens, Democratic -c o n· gresslonal candidate from the Tenth Dlotrlct, hoa annnunced a diotrlct-- dlmer meeting will be held here at lbe school MADISON, WlS. '"- THE UNIVERSITY ofWiocoosin sayolt bas Thohdoy, Oct. 10, at 7:30p.m. t - lhe sl!oU of the world's lorgest rodent - a &-root, 5IJO.t>oand The speaker will he John A. - beaver that is 10,000 years old. Zoologist Jbhn E. DaJJman said Baker, assistant secretary f1 Thursday the skull or the extinct gloat was uncoverod r&- the lle[lartment ot AgrlculQire and chalrn\an of lho Rural Area '-"••- 011 a form oear Cottage Grove. '\ Tho skull, Dallman oeld, Is a foot 1 - Tbo avenge size of DOYelopmonl Boord. Tormed by ' . , ·,.,tho skull of todiQ''a biavor Is &boot live inchoo, and the animal martr as the right band ol Sac· , Weighs . 50 jiOWidS - one-tenth tho size or lis huge [lrel!ocoosor. rotar,v • of Agr!cultui'o Orv!Ue , ,. . · , Freemsn, Bokor loaloolodlarp ' < , ~ Tul;EDITOROF\ CNJIO'SSEMI-OFftClfii,NEWSPAi>ERAl~ or the Farmers Home AdmJDio. • rim ~""" today lh, lilliMif},t.ast !leas a oriala "lrill!'llad In ita , trallon. , viole~ce." Hd< ~ Kq Husielll'··bf,,l~ said lhe United Nallooa Crew11011 aald the dimoc Ia baa one loot chani!o"'ll,settle It , . ' · ·• ., , • , ljiCIIIsored by the YOWIB DomoHasoanleii Hatkal's'lleekl¥ cOl~ ""'1HuoMln'o ~nt'cime C)..,olMelgaColml;)', Char. ~ J...,.U Premier Levi E~ W"\""'ldiQ' lul\,•••l'dOwa, 1 ~viet loo Klnl; cbalrmall, !'1111 by the Middle, Eaat .Peace plan. lanell lM!Ieto aalc! 1lt ,qlloo! for' • ..-n' Mt1P Coo~Q,Ilo'I"!Cr•llc or~­ poalllons l1eld bolor! lhe. 1¥67 ~. 1\1. J~em. ,~ltn to- ' ·halloo, Jadi Crisp; · ~man. aut.mree llrull ~ woreldiiOd ~· 1IQ!Iil!l!l Than· Tlcketa fO!"· IM, ~-t. car blla !!line near lhtt G"ua sttiiJ. . , .,· ,. , · lnl 'may be obtoillo<l lro!n the , " '· •• • . . ' ..... ' , >' Don!oerallc . ~ d!alrtnoa In tbelr 40.00-30".63" P.loO. c~ ..~·-····'·-·-···~····: ...$01• 3UO · <10.00 Sid.• WI. . ~tk ' ", enttne Grant 'fa,ylor, MlrrsvWe, Md.; Mrl. T. Stllolejo Wht!O; Aoi$tin, Minn. i Miss Erma Sidwell, Orrville, and Karen and Margaret, at home, and a brother, Richard, ot Barnesville, Funeral services will be Sunday at 2 p. m at the Middletown FrieMs Meeting. calling hours will be Saturday evening at the Seoderly-BeUbart Funeral Home inl! ~~·~~me~'~aia:llei'~l~~·J', ANOTHER ACCIDENT TilE PATROL Investigated another . Meigs County accidert at 11:15 p. m. Thursday on Perry Rd., two arQ three-tenths miles east or Rt. 689. Both drivers had minor injuries but were not treat· ed. Oatcers reported that cars driven by Shirley L. D&rst, 22, Rt. 3 AI~ and LarryW. Birel>field, 17, Rutlam, collided on a hUlcrest. Both cars had moderate damage. No charge was flled. The patrol cited Noah Brewer, 57, Rt. 2, Vinton, to Gallipolis Municipal Court Sept 27 on a cblrge of foiluro to yield the right of w.y after an accident at 2:15 p. m. Thursday on Rt 160, HankyPanky Now Seen as Probability COWMBUS (IJP0- omclals tn.;,sdptlng a $10,588 shorlatio In Ohio State Fair 1\mds bl-.. nearly ruled oot the possli>Ulty or clerl cal error. Asstatarrt s t a t e Treaaurer Robert Gardner, who is ileaolill! lhe probe, said audits In the audl~'• ofOce, the treiiSUI'er's ornce and lho Ohio Eloposllloos Comrillosl011 lolled 1D show In)' elericil mistakes. 4 ' 1be lorpr we &Q, the pOaslbUlt,y or elericil error bec:omoo very r...U," Gardner llld. Bur he oal4 tt" had not been ~l.tob' r!ll-9 out. · . Tlit d !IOIIII¥ dl_.ared from i"ectlipto '4bn ,ln ilurl~ the loot the l' CoaP-ei~ OOJ!ipri .. the~llib DlotrlcL . ' ' or, lho folr', SepL I •' - --' ~jl'loii\CII \ , , ~~~,~~~~:z~;~~[=~~:i~~~i~~!:~r~~~~=::) Debate Humphrey of "thrashl.ng In the wind," today firmiJ' reiectod the Democratic nominee's challerwe to take him on in a non- televised dobote. In Vinton. Brewer, according to the pa-. trol, pulled out in front of a car driven south by Dottie L. McMahon, 25, Rt. 2 Gallipolis. No o~ was in)lred. There was mOO. erate damage to the McMahon car and minor ta Brewer's car. Nixon in ti McKinley Era--HHH PORTLAND, Ore. (UPO Vice President Hubert H. Humphrey today charged tbal Richard M. Nlxon's economic policles would take America •1Jack to McKinley,.. In remarks ror delivery to lhe Porlland Clcy Club, t h e ... ...-chodp!e eltboooall Contributions Voted Program." William SWisher, Homer Morris Dies Thursday Homer Edred Morris, 70, ol' RFD 1, Racine, passed away Thursday on the way to Veter- ans Memorial Hospital In the Racine emergency 8CJ.l8.d.. He was precoded in death by his parents, and Is IIUfvivod by a brother I Harry R., or Akron. The deceased was a member of the Meigs Couni.Y Coon Hunters Clllb. Funeral services wUI be Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Ewing chapel in Pomeroy with R e v. Charles S:lmon otnciatlng, BurEisenhower - Nlxm admhd.stra- 1&1 will be in lbe Beech Grove Uon. the United Blales was hit Cemetery. by three rece111ons In seven LOCAL TEMPS years, a growth rate ooiJ' about The temperature in POmeroy's half oC lhe biltorlcal avenp, downtown business dlotrict at and near tripllnl or WIOIIIIIiCIY· 11:28 Lm. was 65 degrees, un. Democratic presidential nominee aaid America has been more prosperous under the Kennedy Jolmsoo admlrdltratloo than du.lnl the Eisenhower era. And he Indicated that II elected In November, he oould get America 011 the rood tD record prosperity lhat confd ... vh1ual ellmloallon or poverty by 1976. He charged lbat doclni t b • der sunny aides. mML ' By United Pre•s International As prospects brighten for a chJld welfare chairman, was asked to confer with Tom Kel . race-to.faee debate between the ly, Meigs !Ugh School guidance two leadlnl presidential candi· dates, Richard M. Nixon and counselor. Purchase of a new desk and Hubert H. Humphrey already five chairs for the legion hall have exchanged views on at was approved, and Lewis Long, least one issue- U.N. involve~ Henry Clatworth.v, and Chester ment ln the Vietnam War, Nixon said Thursday he would Erwin were appointed to make the purchase. Two electric heat- participate in a debate with ers will also be purchased for Humphrey if third party candi· lhe hall. Additional paneling was date George C. Wallace were not included. Humphrey, exdiaeussed. Elbert Smith and Herman Cau~ pressing delight at Nixon's long dell were reported confined to sought agreement to debate Holzer Hospital Homer Hawkins him, sent the GOP candidate a and Henry Reitmire are both telegram asking that a special representative be designated to home trom the hospital. The membership drive was work out arrangements. The informal, perhaps even discussed and it was noted that Wlconscious, exchange on Viet32 veterans have paid dues to nam and the U.N. spanned half dote. Dues may be peld to any a continent. officer, Doo Roach served reU.S. Interests &d'fer treshments. Nixon, campaigning In st. Louis, said U.S. Interests In Judgmenl~ Awarded VIetnam might suffer consideraJudgments on cognovit notes ble damage were the world have been awarded the Econo- organization to become involved my Savings and Loan Co. of ln the war issue. He told 5,000 Pomeroy In Meigs County com- high school students tho U.N. could be turned into a weapoa mon pleas coort. 'Jbe rirm was granted a judg- against the United states and ment of $1,014.24 in an action a- addod: '"The United states, in my gainst James J, and Wilma Smith, IlL I, POrlland, and one of $782 opinion, camot sWmlt ita {rpm Donald F. and Mary Hen- security and its Mure to the (Continued on Page 10) drlcks, Syracuse. Speaking of Schools--No. 58 Students Learning Political Game By Goorp llarll"IYOI, ~ Melp Loeal Schools al the outnOt bav1118 a colunm loot FridaY. The roaooo for thlo II quite simple. Tbe proiiUre ol ~ In our oellool ·IYIIem ~ COIIIIImod all !be time, t bat 'll!'"'d have bo!e~ li)llll Ill 1n"ll· Gardner. lnl a column. Thlo bao " - ' " m!lht bave - od ooiJ' a CCIQP!e ol tlmea dur· a:-::.to Seems ;~::wir~:~;}}{{}~:~{~::;:;(;::'t\{:::~;:;: :t;=: :;:;:;: ;:;:;:;:;: :;:;:;:;~;:;:;:;:;~{~ ;~:}}} ~ Lil<. e Iy Nixon said he would not even answer a telegram Humphrey sent fD him Thursday nlsht proposing a dellate between the two men that would not be carried by radio or TV. "This ls just some or the kidatutr one &oe• throi.Jih when he ls behilll.'' Nhl:on told reporters before departing LouisvUle. Ky., ror Tennes- Feeney - Bennett FOot 128, American Legion of MiddJeport made donations to t b e Four Rivers Girl Scout Council and Salvation Army Wednes· day night. Commander Albert R o u a h presided over the meeting at the hall when the group also revJewed the uNeed-a-Lift Scholarship in ColumbJalll, near Youngstown .rata . ' POMERQY.MIDDLEPORT. OHIO boovor . ...DELUXE' ULTRA' MODERN KITCHEN CABINE-Tf . at y . News••• in BriefS WALL CABINETS 12.00-16:: WALL CABINITS... :.....................$ALE 14.00-~4 . WALL CABIMET$.......................... ULE 16. 00-~" WALL CA:IINI!T>$.......................-.SALI! 2q.,00 -u" OVER SIMI(, WA~L CAIIMETS....W:I! 24.00-54" DYER SIMI' WALL CAIIMETS. •..SALI! 21.00-66" OVER SINK WALL CAIIMETS....SALE Tho8l1ifeurtng F .H,A, loans must have oul!lclent lnoome tD repay the loans. ••Their character mullt show they p a y their bills, n Roueh stated. The ellglbUit;y of a resident to receive a loan is made by F ,H, A, does 111<0Ul"181l ClliCk PIYmenl of lOIIIs but wlllloao for a Period or up to 33 yoara, ,, • and Florence Kirk Sidwell, the ~-00-24" BASE C:AIINETS ............................SAI.E 21.00 · .00-30" BASE CABIMETS.................•.........SALE 3~.00 ELB'ERFILDI. ~ IN . ' . 52•. TRAY TABLE SETS •lth clurahlo white ,lattlc tropa with ,.Uow and green floral dealgn. ' • ' 72.~"'40"a66" Gloaa ,.,.., 'Cutch.._...-..·---... S.Ie ca 00 •"11166" Gl ·~·' ~ , h · S.l ~· -.,. . r i lf'C ····-·-·········· • 42,00 $9.95 .... . : 129.00-66" $TANDARD..................................SALE 112.00 149.00-5-4" DEi.UU.....................................SALE 129.00 98.00-5-4" sllMDARDc...........................•. - .....SALE tw.Oii 79.00-42'' STANDARO...................................... SALE 64.00 Comfortable to wear .......................... ·········-········· ............69c ADLER WHITE WOOL ATHLETIC SOCKS. Will not shrin •. Sins 9~ to 13 ...................... -.............. 1.25 DAVIS 4-D CUSHION FOOT WORK SOCKS . Solid color. Grey ar white. Sloe 10 to 13........ 3 p•ln 1.7~ .• •.•• •'' Rock.,.s-Rock·o-Lovngers-R•cllnen-Occaslonal and Mr. and Mrs. Chairs. Larg• ••l•ctlan of colors and flilr.. tics In any style of furnltur•· . . ( 22.95 ................SALE 18.79 . 26.50 ................5ALE 21.69 120.00-5-4" Del. Pool Fom..l Plpotic Topo ....S.Io 96.00 116.00-5f 0.1 . Pott For•..! Plaotlc Tops ....S.Io 93.00 80.00-42' O.luxo Paot ForM..! Plaotlc Tops S.ll64.00 ,. ci.ntht, Daffodils, An•name1, Dutch Iris and others. MIXING BOWL SETS YOUNG MENS 12.95................ SALE 10,49 SALE! HOUSE HOLD PRODUGTS SINKS S.Ject pour Dutch Flower Bulttt now . In th• Hou ... rower's appllcatfon. The Meigs representative also ltated tb8t homea built with Farmers Home Admlnlotrotloo 1lmds mull be modest In abe and price. Polntlnl out the F .H. A. lo out eompetlng wllh baMs and IMdlni -des, Roulh said tbal generally lniereot Ia nul· nln8 about flvo and me • elJidb per cent. This 11 l>uod upon "PI.Yablllty" of the bolt011er, McDorman ret><> Devoled To The Interest. Of The Meigi·Mllllon Area VOL. XXI NO. 110 20.95................SALE 17.49 SALE! YOUNGSTOWN KITCHEN SINKS . pair LINGERIE REG. REG . REG. REG . 8.95...................5ALE 6.99 $24.95 ••• , ••••. , ••• , • •• •. , •• , ••••• SALE ~L49 $22.95 •...••....••• •• ..•••••.••••. SALE .19.49 $20.95 •••••••••••••• • •• , ••.•• , , • , .SALE $17.49 Thickset, heavy duty corduroys In nav,. blue, ton and grey. All alae• 32 to SO wahl . Roomy proportioned fit . REG. 99c PAIR ..... ..............,. ........ . .....SALE 79c PAIR 3 pairs $2.35 SALE $1.00 yd . CARPET RUNNEl $5e89 MEN'S CORDUROY WORK PANTS SALE THIS WEEK· END... .............. . ........ 15.95................SALE 13.4? SALE PRICES ON LUGGAGE MENS WOOL PLAID Sizes I-4Y.! to 17. Lant tall1. 2 buttan through flop poclleta . Lined neck band. Buffalo plaid pattern In your choice of colors to 6x DRESSES.... ..... ..... .. . ...............SALE DRESSES.......... ........... ....... ,.SALE DRESSES.......... . . ... ...... .... .. . .....SALE DRESSES........ .. . .. .. . . . . . . ... .SALE Siaes 9 ZipCer front coot •tyle. 2 elash pocket•. 2 button thru flo poe etl. Warm ond serviceable. Colorful plaids. p SALE! 7.95.................... 5ALE 6.49 $39,95 , ...........................SALE t35. 49 $34.95 •••••.••••.. , , ••••••••••••.••SALE $30.49 $36.95 •.•..••••.••.• , •••. • , , • , ••••SALE $33.49 buod upoo the lnformalloo provided upon the 1)0IOntial bor· carried by • - · '111" borrower lhM would pay a hllhor rate or lnterell lhroul!h lbo 'bank .for the remainder of lilo 1oo11 period, McDorman aald. Roulh earlier had also atated that tho lool1s ore transferred 111 a bank whoa F .H. A. fools lhal lho home purchaser con carry lho 10111 I!Jider normal banking reguiatloos. This oometimea, or perbaJtl many times, McllormaD oild, Ia oomo 12yoars anA.- lho loan Is mado. ' 14.95 ................SALE 12.39 complete selection or lugpge includes all styles ror WOomen - WeekeMers, Pu.Umans, BeauQr Cases, and Tote Bq:s. For Men Companion, Two Suiter, Three Suitor end Attache Cues. 0 . 5.95 ....................SALE 4.79 Unl·Mold - Travel Joy - Dlscovery Airway Luatle gives you the ultlmale in quality, value and styling- $30,95 • •• '• ' 11.95 .................. SALE 9.69 • e SPECIAL UPHOLSTERY FABRICS SALEI AIRWAY LUGGAGE FLANNEL SHIRTS GIRLS DRESSES 2.95 3.95 4.95 5.95 MENS ALL WOOL PLAID ZIPPER JACKETS GIRLS SLACK SETS B' ,,' Sal• pric•• on our tftflre stock of lobi• Lamps~ Chose $18.95 • , ••• • .••• ••• •• ••• . • •••••• , .SALE $17.49 $17.50 • , •••..•••••••• •.. .••••.. , , .SALE .16.49 2 pairs lor $7.00 On Sale-Sius 3 ta 6x ond 1 to 14 Blue cornflower de~lgn. S.t conalata of: 10 Inch ••lll•t, ~-1~ cup Peter Pana (with co.-era) lY.i qt. co.-erN laldnt Dlah, -4 qt. Courad Saucepot. Qt. Cav,.red Saucepof, frorn our fine selection. Que SALE! 103 PAIRS YOUNG MENS 7.50 ANOTHER BIG SHIPMENT WOMEN'S POPULAR PRICED DRESSES $1.89 eveni~ SALEI TABLE LAMPS SALE! Remnant Lan&th DN WELL KNOWN BRANDS OF MRS. VELMA DoUGLAS, LEt'T, AND MJ<b. MAXINE ARNOLD lilteD 11 Dick Flnlaw, Pomeroy, polrts out on a miniature model home, reatures offered by hla ~in new homes. Finlaw was one or two local contractors exhibiting at tlle new housing meetiiw In Pmteroy 'lb.ursda.Y CORNING WARE SE·JS FIELDCREST TOWELS BARGAIN PRICES $14.95 three men ot Melga Couni.Y, mak:lng up a local committee, however, and can run as high as ro secure fund a seven and one-tourth per eeat lo&ns.~ REGULAR $29.95 cholc• of Four Pattornl. All Hrat LONG SLEEVE SPORT SHIRTS • SPECIAL -.ust hM'• need .urces, Howtwer, be pointed out Lhat F .H. A. does reelizo tbal IDIUIY tlmeo YOUill!· er families j)llrt.lculariJ' lind It dWicult lo secure new houolni or to [IUrchase a home already constructed because oC the dlf. ficult,y In po,ying abort I o r m Fully ver'llllotttel for cooler, Foster, drier honlnt. Adj' 1111t1 lu:am 23" to 36", Sturdy all steel construction. Folds flat or 1terage SPECIAL CROUP OF DISCONTINUED PATTERNS Another 1hipment of the .. popular comb Coddy Jean• for men gnd vouna men, Slus 29 to 38 wahl. Has exclvtlv' comb 09C• ket. Slim cut, Fast bock ltyllng, Green, gold, brown. 50" Polyester, 50" Cotton. · not abl , through oth(H MEJAL IRONING 1ABLE , In the Cosmetic Depart•nt. Well known ltrGnda. Gift sets for WoNn and HALF-PRICE I STOWAWAY JEANS .. .... SALE 3.49 .. ......... .SALE 3.99 .... SALE 4.99 3.95 DUSTERS....... . 4.95 DUSTERS. ........ 5. 95 DUSTERS... ... . Well •nolll'n brands. Ret_u lor SSe to $3.00 o box. While they lut. length . ' SALEI GIFT SETS CHRISTMAS CARDS are RID-JID ADJUSTABLE 126 BOXES OF s lee\le I ength . 3.95 SWEATERS ............. .......... ........... . ... SALE 3.49 5.95 SWEATERS.... ..... . ......... SALE 4.99 7.95 SWEATERS... ..... . .... ........... SALE 6.99 8.95 SWEATERS....... . ... .. ............ SALE 7A9 10.95 SWEATERS ..... . .............SALE 8.99 12.95 SWEATERS . . ......... SALE 10.49 I ON FRIDAY AND ON SATURDAY THE STORE IS OPEN UNTIL 9 IN THE EVENING BIG YANK PERMANENT PRESS WHILE THEY LASTI HALF-PRICE re~ for new houeilll., Roush aald, polntlnl oal tballl ·inuotbe oho1m lhat the pre...t bauolnl of the family Is aot oultable. He furlher stated lhat loaill are made only lo rosldonta<lwito Elberfelds In Pomeroy End of the Month Sale •••• All Over The Store II For this s nl• vou cnn 10ve on all Womens Sweaters. Terrific selections of the segson'smost popular style1 and tolorl. ~ In order tD Cllalll) for F .H. A. FRIDAY (27th), SATURDAY ) (28th), MONDAY (3011a) ,..,., SALE I WOMEN' SWEATERS Dlgbt, whea he ocldresoed an oatimated ' '• Ad!ninlltratloo nprolli!latlT• Tlwrildl1 loaa, '' not I mull ~oslze ItO! In IIIIa coiWM far ~It~ le~ ·,J'OUI'" '-L, ' -:t.,f.:: .._ , r IW~· !~ point of Mlecting twelve cllaa offlcers. The experience Involved Is the Important lhlni ben. 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