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'!P"kJIIIIOn &aid the JOJmbar or the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ), Phase two or President American troops In VloiJtam foiiOIIflOV "' the lbolllorment Nixon• a troop cutback acceler- roe by 2,200 last week to of three -rby artliiBl'y bosea ated wllll the nomtov ~ o! 510,200. The spokesmen aald It by U.S. Marlneo who are the• Nolvy unlla to he pulled out was a mrma1 fluctuatioa. lmlov. the war ..... by mid-December. :Ille U.S. Even as the cutback took :n.e Leatbolnecke cor sook fire Command aatd moot or the 1 h a p l:1 North Vletnupeae SOCJJ>Ori boaas RuoooU, Cates S,OO().man Navy cutback would ground fire knockett down throe KIRil clo or Ru .. 1m IS: 124 lloi abl .. • 63D month. , Hoodqoarters &aid the U.S. Amertcal Dlvial011 troq>s battied for three hours with the due - in guerrillas overlooldJ'I the valley ol the northern co&. at. Ono Gl was killed In the durlrv an fighdrw alii clashes. Nine were · ~~--------------------~~ ,• ' ' l 11-\lkJK IT'S DISGR.AC€fUL THE WA.Y 'tbU KIDS AR.E DISRUPTf/JG CAMRJSES ALL ACROSS THE C()UkJTRY ~ -- •I ' from Ill IN . •• 196 191 ' 116 198 191 p IN 196! . ,. 1811< llei ·~ l9ff l9ff .... 1914 ani Fuller 5unc1o.Y alii headed involve Seabee construction U.S. helicopters ooulh to Qoaov Trl alll Dong Ha to join other troopers from lho 3rd 1\larlne Dlvlolon who are IIOlDI !lame or to Okinawa betoro Dee: 15. Tho U, S. commllll report. ed five U, S. hellcoptera MEXICO CITY (UPI)- A The ldexlcan Civil AerOOB•t> - . !bodo,y 1111 toda,y. T w o ldexle~n Airllnea JeUlner with. tics Bur... u said llle plane wore downed &mday In the Da 118 por110111 abollrd, mostb Chlago pancaked Into the Nq area wttb fmr m e n American• on a nonJ~ flight Texcoco lakebed about a mUe wounded 'lbree more were &bat from Chicago, crashed into a from the errS of the runway down tiJclaJ on the ecJse of the -swampy lake1>ed 5undo.Y nlaht while coming In lor a laltdlov, QJe Sdn Valley. 34 milesiiOU1h and split lito three Diecesonan Visibility was lour mlles in a <t Do Nang, kUling one man aPProach to International Air· drizzle.. 1111 WOUJ1dlni nino. port here. Htp..deep Mud Good News At least 27 perons were The tall secUCI'I arm,pped otl At MarinO beodquartero lD ""'""' dead alll 80 Injured, and lallled about 100 yanla Da Nang. U.S. militar)' 1ources otnclals said today. SOme ofthe from tbe fuselap. The fuselage had sood news for other 111 passengers and aeven_crew was sheered off just behind the LeathOrneckl- enectlve Imm.. members aboard the Trtlet cockpt~ The wings were dlately, they wnt serve 12 Boetrw 727 were unaccOlllted broken. Rescuer~ had to for. struggle h~ 1n mud and Aootl)er !dexlcano Boolng727 water to bring oot the dead alll crashed J011e 4 oorth of Injured. , . Monterrey, K i Ill n g a!l79 Airline o!rlclels oaldtheyhad , . fo. aboard, lncludlng Mexican ~ no idea what ca!Jsed the crash. . Toronto, a ololier; hla lalhor, nls atar Ralllol Osuna. .. The pilot reported In oormall,y LVE' c.c cc.o.se 'THE :S.U~RMARI<ETS, TOO! So 'rtXJ &TIER START liSTEkJ/tUG 1'0 lUHAT WE' J.\A\/e. TO SAY OR. IT I.UOt..J'T JUST Be UIVIV€1'!SfT.IfP 11-\AT I.U€'L<. C(QSE 00,/JA.J ! Food Cost 195t \t~··.;;=;~ cpME ;; OF PIIIE!rS IIIII dj'ew Cathllllc Cmrch 1951 New u ;:. Sl- · THE AJILJ[ Rev. '~· aild thei,t daugbter, Karr:._Clltloollc aut~. in·' F - r .~ Krajcovlc, be- · an. <t Canlcoo)..tDd Father Kra,j. lOw tnjveled·tO Fomo !lin- i.iiWc A cHm'l" served by. the . ·U i/' m bo''dn for":a ln. 'CaiJooiic Women's Club lqllow'· otellllldn u pallor <t lilt ~ Din. 11e1r1 · Clnireh. Left to nar b,ydui. 1M Ur New tlreo aM .,.,. Pliriellt·!.filioil,· tlD ---· NEW I - · .. , . . ,' ' . I dlo Fun Me- CGIIII 5451 .... Pom u __ , h Grant U~t 2 WAt Approved in <~• rodk CB I 4517 - 'iF . JIOI,I eleet pord, Washingta,n VliH! HOW CAN Y'I<EEP A. lHINEi LIKE lHA.T, F1:R CA.TSA.I<E? ---· FLUFF me. -· --That' dowl Pll'l!' ... -r. EAIILJ Fill fill!! .... • -~' ''- • Debbie·Dictates Market Tlma MI-l ~' .... SOLID: I' r '! i alit ';: Bole Tlmo .. Flo.T BA.CK? ' . " ...EVEN ~ SIDE MSi\1" ION' FA.T BA.CI<.! \lEAH, I 11121. ---- ' ~----, r--'_...-,...!(NOW, 1..... 1988 R< 1940 3970, ---wrm ' LOREN .and JUDlrH CHARLTON been lllttins next to us. 1111 then we hit the ground, Written lor UPI I J>U!Ied ll\YIOU 001 ~ fell Etther lite ceDing came down MEXICO crrY (1/PI)-Pm .IIU'ee feet Into hlp.<leep Wli\"r.I or the Door came liP becau'!." ·an lndullrlol . qlrioer for !Ja<IIIMI liP ancl bellied, , . we were 1181111wicbed.J!"!l!"'" ~-~rtrr'Ode&~p. out. .i na.not -yet ilnd·we twd l~Q"or~ <t ii!f!ol• . . My l!lle . - .ii&i"l'.aocte!Uy could an adobe !Ill lbOut •or~~~ wla5ssecondoibentutse·~~encolh., tlteni' until we were married 100 yards away. '' - · •Saturday. 'Lot's try to get over thoro, • I people began to scream, ~re This wu ·our hOn~moon said, 1111 we started walking was broken glass, water, dirt 1"~ ""' with two I think and the smell of keronne lll'OCOfY ~1'811 ,..re liP five- Dilht. We were on our ~to men. we were eve--~ere. Alii coulcl ~~It tenlllo Ill one por cent. Ac·-·•eo. AI we app,...ched the first foor por1011a out <I the "~" •~• ..,... I waa lil'e. I 'The coot Ill f""JUmor smr- tlto airport, we lilt some I> ane. . , """""" the plana Ices roae sev.,4atths a1 one twtiulence. 1 would classify thls Wloen we reached the hut I would be enveloped In !Ire anr por cent. This was described as moderatoturl>llence. had to Ill.)' down. I waa bleeding moment. u another major: factor In the 'l'hl ca,pt:aln asked everyone heovl~ from a WOWid In the There were bodies Cloollngln over.all rl&e In ll!lng costa. over the loudOipi!Bker to easton lorehead. Jud7 ancl llle other · the water ''8laDIClcant Increases" were - t belt1. we could tell It .,.. two men had to help me Wlllk. We for thl. mud 1111, reported In mortpgo Interest raining. 1 cruld see a dark rain Then somellod)' told us we 1111 as I looked bock I <OUld ratoa, propert:y taxes, realden. cloud throueb a forward were going .thewrau!'wa.v, and see the other pasBOitgera jill t1a1 ps 1111 electrlcl\y rates window and · 1 remarked to' we Shoui!l walk toward - e otandlng III'OIIMI the plane 1111 1111 hpmu repolr oervlcea. Ju<b', 'There goes llle vlslblll- car ~· So we woart I remember thinking •The.r Tha Labor Deportment's Ill- f¥·,, . back the way _we ~e. but muotn't .full stand the~e, IIley reau <t LaborStatlatlcssaldthe At the same time, 1 heard the COfllc~Jtt get oot that .WOI.)', and must get ,as far aWOl.)' aa IIley 0.4 po~ cut rlse puahed the pilot give the plane CUll power, had to go back by the orl8lnal can because lllere might 'be a Index to 128.7, meaning that IIIII the ..... started to cllmb route again, lire.' !lit there was nothing I SQOds 1111 IOrvlcesthatoost$10 but we hit three or loor second~ An ambulance pulled liP, and coUld do. II seemed like about dUring the 1957-59 base por- later. The tall hit lirst and they put me on a atrMcber, 20 mlmrtea before IIII)'OOe lod eoll $12.87 In AuiJiat. bnoke otf. 1 think maybe the took me to an ald station, and arrived to help. 'The t\Qallll Index ol1owed a cockpit broke off too. With our lh'"' to the American Hoapltal, rile <t 5.6 per eent from tho airline backlrounds we both Sald Ju<b': llmBar month loot year. had our hei"JI oo our' knees, oot Sllmco Aud Then-Scleom• The 0.4 por cent lneroaao In the Coree <t the Impact, with The plane began to - · August compared ~th a 0,5per the aeatbeJts aroundourwalsts, .~::'~~W.«:i:i::=::::i::!!:f*.:Z;~ cent rise In July IIIII a 0,6 por WQU1d baYe doubled us over YEARBOOI<S IN eent jJmp In Jlme 1111 thuo Will aeywa,y, The 1969 edition or t b e the smallest lncreue alnce I reollzoid that the plano had Mo.Y'• lncreue llf 0.3 per cent. sfoAied 1111 we had to get out, !delia lllarauder Y~ Ia 11111 that IllY lett ankle wa• .... In ·aCid may he - - ciUI)llln aometb!JW, Somethlni: It the !delia Illgb Sc:bopl lD solid siJRJed down In !root <t .M!ddleport, Room 103, from · I 1111t8lled keroaene tind Mond8.)' tbrouglo Frlda,y <t th1a week, with the exception <t reallzed we mlgllt au burn. 11Mil we realized there was a Wedneoda,y, fJ'O!Il 11 Lm, Ill big jagged hOle right next to 12:45 p.m. 1111 from 3:1lt p.m. our lOOtS, Wo started to climb to f P·9'·· according to Min out IIIII a bod7 Doated by In the Mary Chapman, yearbook lUIvisor. it was the woman who had ot..1ed EXCEl for ' contributed to an Increase Ill four.tAmths <t one por cent In the cost <t llvlilg <t Am<lrlcans dur!JW . AuiJiot, the Labor D...-ent ~IJD.~ IGIIIJ, · • . .4n•.!ncreioe. cif.ah - lolilhl <t one por cent ln food Jorleo~. lneloidlng res-mealo, wao 'beeded by a jump <t 20 por Mnt In "" priceo. O.Ol'.all -··M 1964 F " Ag . to the control tower, got his land!JW lnstrucUons and gave no rsport or trouble," one said, -·AU we laxJw Ia that It did not catch fire " he added. A pa&aeove;, Lnren Ooarlton, 24:, ot Chlcqo. who was ber!nnllw hlo honeymoon, sald tho pllne hit "some moxlerate turbelence" as it wa1 larr:ling. A,Cew oocondo Liter, be aald, the ' cal{taln a1ked the J)I.Bienogers to Casten seatbelts and iammed the throttles on lull power. · The jetliner's nose tilted ,.,word in a thrust lor altitude but the tall banged Into the growlllalll broke orr, Charlton said. · Ow-lion said when the plane twoyear;~YHERE '··~-£:1-:?3~ p run Hon.eymooners Tell 'Story F ,OF THE .::u...w:c::NIn(~~ price~ 1984 19~ GEJIT': awl v~ . · Tl 1 naturo ..... to • 44641 ~· Gal• from [ ••• pu: by bet 1prlnJ, the 1&11< .- . - f,;,, i,•, I I J. • f A i ' by 14 houri • ~-•'f"'•' attack aplnot other Aniotleil · Division aoldlero lllrthlllloatll. .. Spokesmen said 11 Gb ·tiJad allill . 10 sul!ered wound& In a f5. .~ round morter borrqo 1111 a :, small armo uault at dlllk •. Slllldal'. 80 Survive Boeing Crash Cll! ..• toothllla above wounded. 1'llree Nortb VaUey, where meae bodl11werefound. '""· FoU~a AUack . ';. llgbtlov ldlJa\11,000 Ccmmunlst troops 100 80 Americana last The Quo Son fl8l1llJW fiii!Gort!l' the Quo ground to • ball, ''I ' smelled koroaono IIIII reollut we might all burn. .Then We. realized there was a bla Jafaled hole rlgilt next to our aeota. Itt started to climb out 1111 aliod7 a..ted by In the water. It wu the wanan . whO bad been titurw next to us." · Charlton's forehead was eut. His wife, Judith, 21, IIIII . seriously hurt. "The plane overshot till runway alii then aplaabod down and broke in two, n aald Jabn Svoboda, 52, ot auc:aao. UJt an happened so lllst." aul!ored head cuts. had s- R OCir.t:J '--..£.euer rl- Calling for "'as ·k .C4 P.Orce ~I SOPHIA W V (U"" task lor.;,,.;~_,;:-1111 •ufety baa bion~by Seerei.VY <t Slille Rocl!efoUer IV. .. ....,,.Iii !i>ealdne at a meotln8 <t 1111 West Vlrl!lnla Mine &lporriaora Assoclatl.an. Rockfeller vgod Gov. Arch A. Moore 3r. to mbl , _,, • ., •• aase , e 'u ._..,.. U P>Ialble' Sk 1 a Ia orce to ''Uieu the elrorts"ln cool mlnoheoltb 1111 safety In West VlrtiDJa, "We In West Virl!lnla lN lllll · giving these probiemo tbo attentlon. they need," llockeCol. lOl' said In 0110 d. 1111 few - . , concerning IIIIM safety. RockeCeUer noted tbal over : : "11 three years, Woot VIr. 'a mine Catollly rate IU averaged two to times that <t PennS]IIVanla 1• a with lllmllar laws. u.:torn:::: ::::: '::t~ dll!erence wu reaaoo Cor the "They enforce lhelr laws: we don't." Miners' Furul Is New Issue �,. l'" t ' "( "4_ "·' ~ ..... ~- '"'· _,. I. .. •' a.m.; & li. -: 811 J ..... """"'.:E:J;. ' KAIIIAWIIA' .,.vo;JI - WID~ 'AiiJI ,R. MtrrUI I() 3 p. m.; _H. E.:,I•.a.i.'" a,q P.m.: Eclwlll'd !IV·-orth an 4:30 P.lll,.; Forf: llOu'l>or)l"' 2:30 a. '\ • ' > , IlL I Polly· R. Ill 4 a.m.; EJ&er• CHRYS~ ....; !Ilnglneer. ~- lnurtota a~ ,upgraded Ill the 1970 ollit .. 8a.m. In the 11170 Chty.ler Chrysler line; wblciJ lncludee five aeriea: OHIO RIVER - Loek 13, Lu· l'8!liMl!> tranmi.-lon tb ·NeW,pO!t, ' NewJ»ft Cuet;om, _300, New ther llo-down 7a.m.; Loek of ~ ne1ili! 'and vihrittOD ·tor~e~. 'and 'l'~ &' COuntry elation u, Buckoyt Slate dowa 12:~0 the ule, o'f nibbe~ 'blaulat.!ra. !"&IOpa· ~. ~ .bu . been widened p,.,,; ADirew P. OllhCOUI\Il 10~ -cluuigea Celltei~-on front for' !Jette!' atablllty·and appearance. 45 p.m.; Weotern down 12:05 a. m.; DlanerBosworth '-" 4:40 a. · body Bide oniailientatJon: Pic~ ''bi the Newport Custom. m.;.Locl. 18,0, F.Sheererdown . " 1<40 a. IlL I Lod< 17, P••o 1.1J 111CS a.m.; !Jilrleo K. down 12:40 a.in.; Bolle.W. Loeka, Nollcql down 3:10 i.m.; Jet. rer~ 3:25 a.m.; J 0 h n ... IAdd o,an 111 3:55 a.m.; Racine Loeko, ML Slate'-" 5 p.m.; Ka· ' thy R. down 10:15 p.m.; St. lfuye d'"'n 10:20 p.m.; w. ll Sh&...-, jr. down 11:35 p. m.; Ra....- '-" 12:30 a.m.; PhUfp Sporn down 1:45 a.m.; John J. Rowe cbtn 3:20a.m.; Greer1111 . Loeko, CoUon Qooen "' 7:05 p. m.; Eb1l • Loule-.tlle 111 10:30 p.m.; J!o1ou l-aRei11o down 3 a. m.; Meldahl' Lock•, Rdlert p. Tlbolt down 3:45 p.m.; J. s. Lewle "'7:30p.m.; Sueonlano down 12:15 a.m.; Ravenswood down 4 a.m.; AliGn Zephyr 111 8:45a.m. I L·e~rnifig Cen,ter 't .. • "· .-El~ctr()nJ'c , .. ,' • , ,. ' . 1idi1iUt~~-·..l"".___..,.,.cc.----''-=~I'" !I)IW'r ....... "l.oolc-lefs win tile Wotld Ser~THEH ...,. """"' ""' 'itlelltity etilil'f' • Wben Sir ilaos Sloane left blo "Cabinet of Curine!· ties" to the nation In 1'153, the British Museum, tl)e first of the great metropoli, tan museutbs, came into being, The .world Almanac notes. The Magna Carta, Shakespeare's autograph, over...~~~~ ' million boOks, tbe ROOMS Furniture .ONLY ~299 $30,00 Down..;Balaoco •• Cenvenlent T.,.l ·MASON FUINn'UIE co. ' MASON, W. YA. More Doctors COAL PATCH TOWN-Th• site of Eckley, Pa., was picked for ita 1870 flavor as the location for scenes in 1..Tbe Molly Maauires." • DAD FOR AARON I ' ~ - , THEY EVER de<ide to do a remake Of lil,e le!t• I Fvision "Baebelor FUther, ... the Jelid cOuld wen liCri~. go to WilHam Jones. He is the first baChelOr fltl}er :sn San Francisco. A fanner elementary , IICh.QOr teacherwho now sells real estate, Jones, 4:0, iS the flnt ma~ . to adopt a child u a single parent ~ tbia.,1P,tf#,' Department or Social _5ervi.... Jones ~rmall~-, ~­ father to Aaron Hunter Jones, a lively three-y,ar'~ld,. "The th·st nishts 1 had hit1;1." .Joilel saya, "I· wu. 10 nervous l1lept on the floor beside his et:lb." 1he~-~:r. o.t two shares apartment in a buUdinJ 191'11 1'4 · ~~ .. ' ' ' (· ' ' . TIMt quiet ·car gels qliiotot lor 11110. Now rubber body m<iunla, new aua. -iOn ayatem leoiolorl and 25 oq. 11. more of eounc1 inaulatiori. Chryaltl'o new. SOund iaoiotion S"IOm. · This yur tile rear ttfNil{a . newwido-. TomaM- Chrysler even more ltlbte. �t - . n.. llaO,)' ' ' ~~ ' . . ' ' \ Sip&.. 2~. 1.89' New·Y· Jets Upset ( 21~19 By DenYerTeam .. ~1'--~ American Fociblli L e ~ g u e 3.0 !Old iilth a fli-~ ftold tho c.-llan F - 1 Loquo, ~ 100l replaced Tenal ont1 lllrow 1 21· lb' GREG GALLO Momenta later, aafet,y Jim yard TD paso to Mllte Hallher UPI ~~ Writer Hutlaon grabbed 1 sta.. Tonal to 'give the llron<ooa I f.13lood The New York Jets brio& Out pall and Namath dlrectad a Q. · at !he halt ' the beat In their opponenta- yard drive in 12 play• that An enn&-d defen1e. led by llpeclaDy the Denwr Broneoa. culmiNilted in Bill Mathia' ICl'l&o Rich Jackaon and Paul COsta The YOWW ard aplrltotl yard touct.iown tLII. Tur-r 1«4'J)ed Namth cold In a Broncoo OUWIOI'ed lllo S...,. kicked a i9--yard. field PI near scoreless thlrd period arrl Bowl •....,. 21·19 Sunday atxl the end of the q'-Brter to &tw almost put the Jet's star signalk-.n their winnln& streak the Jet1 a 1~ lead. caBer out cold tn the tourtb aplnat the Jets to three But the Broncos didn't get period. aamea. Denvtr, a 10 ,paid; dawn on lhemaelves, not &Win After Liske had put the untlerdqr, the Jeta 21·13 after Tensl, their startllw Broncoa aheM with a 41-yard latt year ant In 1967 pulled a Qtarterback, left early in tbe touchdown pus to AI Denson at 33-24 IW'prlae. ll®fld period with a bruised the ltart or the ftnal period, Playlow In Mile Hlift stadltlllt knee. noyd Little, who later Coeta, a 26011oun:J delensive before 50,583, the largest crowd ••• to leaw the fiercely played tackle, drove his head toto eYer to tee a loott.ll pme in conte1t ' with an iniured ahoul- Namath'1 midsection and sent Colorado, tho Broncoahadtholr der, an Steve O'Neill's p\lllt 47 the Jeta quarterback craahing blood boiling with emotion. But yarda anti two playo later to the ground In pain. Nomath on the dUrd pll,y ot lhe same teored trcm the one. O'Neill waa stretched out on the turt Joe Namath, operaUng on a had preViously 1et an all.pro for several miQ,~tes. He waved pair ~ trm.>Y kDoea, caJm1,y record with a 98-,ard pwrt. oft beck.ql man Babe Parilli lOlled 5f.yarda t0 Matt Snell Pete Liske. a castoff from aOO proceeded to move the Jets alii Jim Turner pve the Jets a l ~ •• •• ~ •I ~ ".,; o ..'·' ~ ~ .: ' "'raa."""a coul.dJ>rq"' to ol DO' <olu!'n far ~~! ·'''• . ., downlield for a touc:hdott'a .as •, ··PELOSi'S .. /.. y.·. ' .. ..•· ,., lhldo l --it". . ~~,~r ' , by ~~~0~':!:~.~~--~ boeball for your IOIItlt win. magic -'>or Is fwr and tho champagne should Oow In tile • 1be lli&n ._llm Cordwoll's Meta' clubhwse by the ontl of kocker told tbe story oftheNew the week. ~fork Meta aller &ntlay'o W Cardnell, 33. ia the old man ~ttilll-1 · - ~ tho Plttabtqtl olllle Msta' stall atxl hoi~ a f"!' luek for tho aocand 100." Laymen Meet for !Institute ' ' ' ·. au..., ... " ''\ lioa F >' ,· )· •' ~ '· 1 .~'' '' ' ' ': ( ' ,, • '• ' rrgot , , ~ lit Olurch, Dr. Ak'lredP, WalMrs. Raymond A. Mathias, 1 c e ot John10n Memorial 1705 Chestnut st.. ~ 8:12 L ch In Humi~ and Dr. m. ~i Mrs. Rex. E. uet B. Sink, palltor otBtaiiS Greenlee, Rt. 2 Bidwell, son, Oturch In Bluolleltl. The 3:07 p.m. Sottlrda,y; Mr1. Ml· F,~<r...,ettKt of the lnatltute will be chlel W. Burris, New Haven. Tho Otrlatlan C!tallerwe of · dangilter, 5:08 p.m. SelurdO)'; ~ &mrt.iea." Mrs. Robert J. Haydon, Oak ·, Dr. Collw 11 a frequent apeak- Hill, daughter, 10:05 p.m. Sat.~I ntl urda:; Mro •. Olooy Joltnlon, Rt. or 00 •~ epa ..,.1nal')'cam· 2 Galllpoll dli·~- ·6·33 JUMI alii hal participated In ~~ ..,,_,. • a. JI\OI't thin 25 dlfterert amual m. SuiiiQ', Mrt. Robert L. ' eoafenncel u 1 speaker. He Cnce, Olk Hill,.daughter, 8:09 ioolclo dofreeo from foor ual-· p.m; ~lunda)'; lifro. Rai,Pit A. IJa. title• and •• urved 111 col- vis, Rt. ,1 G&ll~la, daua:hter, lop taachoratxlaholllllalcitap. 3:22 Lm, Monday. lain In oddltlon te aorvint PI"' Dltot;itt!rPo ...,.... IJl Unlled Mothodlat COOrad Mn. J.W. t:harcho.; V. Bopnl, RGbort E. ~-11, 'lbey ...,._..,lnatlllltot'll- Earl E. ~·· Mlclioel A. lltrat!.on w111 beJ1n on Frida)' Codner, JGIIIl C. Etrtnc, Kermit morallw at 1 dcloek wlthnold- H, Ford, Mlos Emma M. BariltJ, For1he, _)(1-JI, ' ' ~ I uw :.;-,' ' · ' Sedle • : • • •I 113 .888 32 ii·,;. c~ dlv. Iitle i'' lltni~Q'a ~~~~ Chleqo 10 KIM aty 2 . ·. ,;,: · ._, ,A._iara (Niokro 20-13) a1 ' ~ (illerkor 2o.!ll), 8:30 l"'!'_:: F- c1 (Bolla 7"' at ·- na aco Dieto ' Soalile I Ilion.- a J>Mnlt 9 Boltm 0 Clooaland I Wuh a llokland' 12 Callfornlo 2 '""""I Prultablo Pllehora .. ,. (All Times EDT) New Yorlt (l'eteriOIIIG..!~at Do Item (tlormM o.o), 7' 311 p.m. "eoolle (Bnmet 8.12) a1 Cal. l!onda' (MolllriDIIIh 16.8), II p.m. . = ~.. Iota (lllller•~atKaa. Cll;y (llookor • _, .;,..~••.•a ..... 1..!.,, .B:30 (llltton G ~:tf '\~ ·: ruou ",\THENS Ct!PIJ.'. ROn Hill of Britain. a 3~r-old doctor or hom! th thon c atry, won e mara a& the ninth Elll'Cipeah Tra.c k anti Field Cltamplonahlpo entled. Ga1ton Roe1antz ot Belgtum W18 · - I N~v. (tJPOllol~ thO defending ( opena al Ceorao- , I tiM ,, Leodlng Batters NaUoral League AB R. H. PeL Jonea, NY 459 90 159 .346 Rose, Cln 581 111 197 478 80 160 665 10~ 220 459 97 151 508 85 162 $00 87 157 460 61 144 429 oo 132 Tolan, Cln 609 102 187 American Leque Clmnte, Pit Alou, Pit McCyy, SF Jhrum, Cln Strgll, Pit Davio, LA srwnn, Pit .339 .335 .331 .329 .319 ,314 .313 . 308 .307 < n....-·, _,_ --- aiSonllliiio, tdlltl 505 ou,., Min 596 Wilma, Otl 428 ptrclll, Boa 492 Hwrd, ' 560 Blair, 78 143 . 333 51 129 .319 105 162 ,314 87 164 .312 82 157 .311 '94 185 .310 52 130 ,304 89 149 ,302 105 168 .300 .~75 .~.8 SF 44 ll Aa AU Powu; Bat ; ron, ~~. • & GOAL SET 36" ~ A8" k 1/2" tiller lor treated hordboord . Otli<lal I ll'' dto . ring . Hord· wore ;,eluded . Reg . 20.99 ..... BACKBOARD BRACKET ROOF BRACKET For pole or 'Wf!ll mount. Two U·bolto lrn:llldtd lor pole mount. Mode ol heo~y duly ongle Iron. lleg . 6.49 Adjustablt. AIID(h to cony rod pllth . Mod• ol hMvy d11ty ongleiron.Mounf. ing hord-reincludtd. R•g. 9.39 A9 4 .... AMES ... ' '· ~·· .... _,, .. wli;.:..rd ~.";'m '::_. .1161 J • y ; ' -: . UTIUTY RAilE 6.49 u.., Cln 37; Pore,, Cln 34; Allcn, Phllatxl Wym, Hou 22. Amerlcon Loque:KUiebrew. MiM, Jackson, Oak aOO Howard, Waih 181 Petrocelli, Boo 39; PotVell, Bait and Yastrzemski, Boa 37, RWIS Batted In Natl... l Loque; McCovey, SF 1233; Somo, Chi 12; Plleer.., Cln 11 ; !lay, Cia 105; nka, Oti!Ol ·I • --·· KUieb . Amor can - . - :. row, M1Da 136; PoweU, Bait H9; Jackaon, Qok 113) Howard, Wash W6; Yaat,rzemsld, Boo LAS . VEGAS, FRIENDLY ONE ' • ~.' 11 . </II 22-nNE LAWN RAKE Spr ing broctd with rtifll<>«:ing lortion bar lo di1lribut'11 lood e~•nly ocrou tine,. 48" hcondl •. R119. 3.20 BAMBOO RAKE SHOVEl We ll bokmctd round point blod• . long, 1lrong 10r.••t. Sturdy AI" oah 2.29 hondlt. Goodquolity. Reg. 3.00 ~ CAUlKING CARTRIDGE LAWN CLEAN-UP ~PON4/1.00 Reg. 394 eixh PliehltW ASPHALT PLASUC CEMENT- andUAFIAGS 69° stlcb light. S..lt, loch. woltrprooh. Won't 1hrtn•. Blod.' 1/ 10 gollot. <Or· tridg•. Reg . J9e · 33' REG. 984 ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~ Herrla,lllo llllrd rotmtl Dot 23-8; Cuoller, Ball 23-10; , ., . ,!!l't!nltotiPrudtlon...looal '' East . ' ., w. L;T. Pet. Clft'elalld • • • I ·0 0 1.000 I 0 0 1.000 Nn 'York , •• I 0 ' 0 1.0110 ·-- lLOtds •• , 0 I 0 .000 ,. Clilllol DMalon W, L. T. . •.•• 1 0 0 , ; I 0 0 , ,.- -.. . . .. 0 I il •I ' 0 . W. L. T. Pet. All. I 0 0 1.000 •• ' ~;Go Anpleo •• I o o l,ooo -.....e . " 0 I 0 · .•000 ~ ., 0 I 0 .000 -- DOOR CLOSER For right or leh hond scr"111, storm ...,.,,~.,. Apply to wood. metal, ntaiiQI'Iry 1'901. Reg. 1.19 or tombtnatlon dDOt•. spring. Silverflnl1h. A.g. 1.89 .., STORM DOOR ICif lh 10" Jamea ~ ,, L..-----:"~..._,..;.....;_'..:...._,_,..,.~ ~j;;~~~~,.;....;..;,... ' ' ...... 01 " ,. 1.49 ...- ,-. ··-~ H•vr d11ty · 'Cineland Z7, :l'fiW•ZI Now Yorlt 1'1111 D;,ji~ji'- ,, ., 'i ' . ,, Whon he ohot a one under I'"" 10; Nloltro, AU 2o.!3, 69 .l<ir a 72 hole tolal Of 'J:T7. American Loot~~~: McLain. to wear~ but~ .~ ~ of lbOYOJIIODl '1'lte)r \Ill look lbal ma~~. . ~f!ilnle, · ,,' ••w•r a shoping BONANZA AB R. H. Pet. carw, Min 429 Roeae, Min 404 F. Rban, BaJ 516 Smith, Boa 52$ at the ~~~'""· , ' =at!'I-Ciove,~ ~. ftnlahod In a lour WOJ Perry, Mlnn2CJ.6;McNally,Balt ·'' (~ pmeo ~~·· .. --:'· ,lie lor Hconl with 279 after a 1~; Stott!_..,, NY 19-13,, ~~~~·• ' '. .fed-<~'·~U ' ~' (lirOYide•forthetblper. ~· - of 72. • ...w...6;, .~ . \ •• I at -::""' t~te-&ii"gM~';.bi -~ Ji01 . ' . . NFL !ltan4l!wa Couttl DMalon 'Aila. . IIIIAatlatl(ln2,twl. .l Po•otey, Ohle '' Ualtod Pro 11 lnternotlonal · Clnclmall (llloJ«iwar . lU}, Wuh at ........., _..... ' -~-.....,. : 992·2171 125 E. Main St, ~ NaUOtlll Lootlll: Seaver, NY c._loa, won ·.t(te $70,000 23-7; Jenklna, Otl 21·1i;Dierk· Senloro Open Golf tourtlllllont or, nou· antl Marlchal, SF 20 • ·S.We at CaW', Dfaht 17..!6) 1if11t at KaQII Clt,y, nWtl CounliY Fair lotm TuoadO)' while llle Qoem. aay Counl;y Fair rtarts al Old Waahlngton WednoedR,y. B o I h run for five dayl. .• ' • ' ............. 111 thf: in power blister. With a new optional performance package, the dual power bJiater openlnJ(s become part ot a new functional ram-air Induction system. The longer hood and a sltR'ht reduction In heJiht, achlev'td. throu2h new 18-Aspect Ratio 1iberglan belted tires, give the AMX a lower aUhouette. TWO FAD!S RUNNING COLUMBUS (UPI) - Cob' two oounty ratra were alated lor tbll week. but fallleativtlo wen certain to -Interest many other Ohloana. The Brown ON TO THE TURNPIKE? ...~RENio :o~·ttiN.clJ,Inch<::'~ ~ U.S. Auto Club drlvlftl UUe for the ~lrd time '"' wlttttlng tlie "' "' Trenton 300 In 2:13:56.8. He averapd 131.81 """ · BOLT WRENCHES 70G 104. Tominy Gamoa. (Coridnl 1.:1), 11 Chloqo at Ooldand, 2, tw1 LOo A,.oloa W &r'l"' American Motors' sporty two-place AMX for 1970 II 1Ughtly longer than its 1969 counterpart and feature-s increased power and performance. A 360 cubic Inch four-barrel V-8, rated at 290horsepo'Wer, and four-oa-the-noor transmission are standard. For 1970, the AMX haS a lon~e:r hood with a new stamped. ~. Buchatan, Mra, Delbort D. Goad, Mrs. Ramoll)h H. Pn. le.>, Sr., Mro. Gt<Y 111. YOUil(, Homer Hewltlno, Mro. Ernollt It Sltlll,r, irn. Frederick W, Ohlinger, Mra. John F. Hlll,ard lntart dliughter, Mro. Richard E. Jones, alkf in!alt daughter, and MrL Ow-lea Ji. Sl-aixl G. Gra· htlant aoo. 517 7 .,!lou...., • · •18 105 .311 · 38 ; Son Dletlo· ... 4'"~._ - -'1' . . AMX for 1970 Has Power Blister Hood ·, • uu::~rC4!!r, Howard M. Wells, 78 ~ . .,.- ~·-:.:.1 :~ ,I QdoU>"!]'J,.'.;;U.u .an1 -•on. If mOney problems have erased your smile .•• or ·i f. some emergency has really dented your budget we"d like to try to put hack yovr smile. Pick up Phonf ond call City Loan, We've got the fi-t lecim .p{ probl1m solvers in the state. They Mrve you. with a smile. ... ·._ '! ' '"-'-a. John J. Mullins, James F. Neal, \11, IO'h 11 31'h 42'h s; . '' ham, Mrs. George Gothard, Bobbie D. Hammom, Dell'nr E. Harris, Mrs. Omar R. Henry, Mrs. Glacb's Jones, Charles R. McGuire, Estus R. Plymale, Charles M. Rlgg1, Jamea F. Rowlarrl, Olin C. Ruslell, Mra. Sadie M. Stumbo. Miss Linda L, Thompson, Thomas R. Tredway, Jr., George Wallace, Mrs. B. C. Wallis, Mrt. Elmer Clark. Edward Hawley, Mrs. Marbn W. Gorrell, aiXf hlfamson, Mrs. Kenneth o: Jordan and Infant daughter. Mr•. Jonathan E. LtJu. den and inl.lnt dallghter, Mra. Hugh M. MrPhoU and lntart son. Mrs. Robert L Allen, Mra. Harry G. crabtree, Mrs. Donold E. Erwin. Mrs. WUilam ll C rr-~ W ... ... A HAWAJIAN SUNRISE ATLANTIC CITY, N.J, (tJPO W. L. Pet. GB -Hawaii, carrying 126 pounds, lW!altlmore 106 17 ,tlll3 won the mile m:1 half Sunrise Dob'OII , • • 86 87 ;562 zp • • • 81 11 .&33 Zl'h HetttllcoP II¥ a length an4 a halt over Rumed Feathers with Waahlatton 78 7$ .$10 Z8 New York ; • • 75 77 .193 3D\! Balustrade third. Hawall paid $3.40, $2..80 and $2.40 Clevelantl ; • 61 112 .391J 15 Weot NO M·o R E POW • wows W, L. Pet. GB ••Indiana etrecllve at tho en! of ~aota • . 91 61 •599 the 4'h IU!tlay's Reltllta , i New York-5 Plttl. a, lit . i Now York Pilla 1, 2nd ·:· Montnll7, PhUadel_. 15 ... QdC.,. .. St. Loull 3 ' ~ I, llottoton I · Aflelita B, Son D1ep 2 il. f. 4, L.A. 3, 10 lana. . 'l'otloJ'I ~le Pltdtors .· '· (All 'l'lmoo !!DTl IL Loulo (Brlill U-12) at NIW Yorlt (Seatter 23.7), 8 p. • .... rta of the ltace h expected. Holzer Medical Center, flrst Dr, Emeraon Colaw, pastor Ave. Genenl vlsttlng hours 24 all! 7-8 p.m. only. Maternity r H)'de Park Community visiting hours 2:30 to 4:30p.m. ch ln Cincimati,.,Uibethe rloclpal speaker ot the ln1tl- only. Parents only on Pediatrics Alao, &ervi~ on the pro- Ward. Admissions 11 l&)llaken and re.source 1'101'11 will be Bishop D. FreelPubllcatloo of admission• is rick Wtrts ol the West Virgin- prdlibited until further notice. Ar• of The l1Ditld MethoBJrthl . •• Loque w. r.. - GB 86 87 "~ na ' II> ~.:!.;'.$!,!,1 .llfMO Clnclanoll • .. 3i I -:!""'*-~~ •,\ I " CHARLESTON - Weal Vir· nla Uldled Melhodlet Iaymon bo pthorlng at Jackooa'a 11, Weston, on the weekend of L lt-211or lllolr onnual Loy•a lnltltute. An attendance. f aeveral hunclred lroin all ftnt:t rqlalnillan. I I I• Amerl... East New York • • 113 61 ,604 66 .574 : 11. LW!o • •• 83 71 .538 Pllllburp .. 82 72 .$32 '••: ·~ 61 92 .399 I lil'oillrool ••• u 104 .329 \"' : Welt ,. if .. ' ·/ W. L, Pet. GB . • HIGH ECHELON ARRIVES NEW YORK CUPO- Hlih Ecbe:lon won the $149,780 Bollnont Futurity by • hood over Tepee Rlnga, with ihe fawrod lrloh CasUe third. HltJI Echelon returned $12.80 East (. fintel. Tbey were toot..toose winner probably gives him even greater sad.staction than It flvea lhe klda on 111e teem. Cardwell, after all, hal been a habitual loser since betore the Meta were lormed in 1962. His career goea back to 1957 alii it hos beett a roci<Y road, Indeed, with only 1 92.-115 Uletlme recqrd al"lllO loall'@: Ma&Onlto ahow prior to this year. But Cantwell came thrOUKfi Surw:lay with a seven-hitter, his games. fb'at oomplete game since _May eek end Summary NaiiDnoi!Aqoo • Camille was a hurricane the likes of which this country has never seen. ' Starting on the night'6f,August lith, it ripped its way through Louisiana, ' Mississippi and Alabama;.· r It flooded Virginia and West Virginia. It killed people by the-hundreds. " It destroyed homes by the thousands. It crippled countless small businessmen and farmers and fishermen. ,. ' And it left thousands of. Amerlca~s ... in desperate straits. . . · '·· .. Red Cross volunteers are.Jhere now, doing ev~rythi ng they can, b~J~~ .·~"·· '"'.:'<,,.};: ·.;_~(-:"·}.,\.. ..,,. ·!!·! •.. ,.~. ·!'Z ... Iatest est.1mat·esays1·t w1'II -t~.k.·e ;q:15· ..p .: ,000 .··· · ,0(\0· .·• \:)_·. ~··:·"'·lr>,·~·.:·.·•; to put those thousands of Arrrerlcan · .;·· . r -. .• men, women and childredback on their feet. .. ' Give them ,all you canf Rjght now, you're 91! they've got- ;· ,.. ·\'" · c> · tho Eastern Division of tho NatiOIOII '-"" to 4'h pmos. Any comblnetlott of New York victories am Cub loases which 1o1a1 lour wUI win 111e UUe !Dr tlie Meta. The umeiteveable lias become com; mOJWlace at Sbea Stadium. The c..bo doleoled tile St. Louis Cardlnala, 4-3, the San Fnnciaco Gia.JU beat the Los &welea Doclgera, 4-3, the Atlanta Bravea downed the san Diego Padroa, 11-2, the Clnclnre· t1 Red& tq,ped tile Houoton Attroa, 4-1, 11'11 the Mmtreal Expos nipped the Philadelphia Pililltes, 7-6, ln other - ' ,. l 111 Ualtot!Pre1111Qrnatl- houra aller being shoe. . b¥ Pirates and rest<>re the Meta' l "Cordy: It - 100 yoors ~ Bob lolooae'a oo • hitter. The lead over the Otlcago Cubs Ia · - Ia "'" ........ "'! .......... .•, 1lle lldrd 0 dOubl' b¥ tit ,Mor. ild a Ill' ~ A1i1u an4 Jlai'WI'ftl lrllllo bi•1IGilb¥ Tolan. · · ~roducod lhe «her run. Nolan '-'! •a two • hll Jim llaJOIIO)' Jooi<O lor hla IIOinll Into tile n1rtb .olD, elovonlh win aplaal Jive ~ tleo b¥ Mar1J: Morliloa and Joe foota tonl&l1l fl>r 111e lleda. 11m Morpn aardwlched 11'011111 Sutton (lM5l .la ocheduled !Dr Nolaa'o nlrtb walk '"'" 11>o lho Dodpra, 1J Uallod ProasiDienutllooal 'rap ' ··~ ba1li ard ·"·'Wt 31 ., a.... 011 Aatroa their run. , WII,YIIO Graapr llalled Nolan · W7 out with rwliOra "' llral an4 , . .llllrd, ll!"lldlW out J., Alw far tho ~ out. Redi ,hori!U~> Woody Woodllnlohocl ·tlie ward waa hit b)' a liDo drlvo pootlJw 0 f.l durlJW ,Prtc11CO bo!Dro .,llle pme, lllllrerlaila bruiH 011 hlo Rado hove 0111¥ llpmeo ritJtt~ ~nplaeedhlm 111 Vollod Pre" !Jtternadonal SATURDAY top]OJ lido ·aaoaon,lllne of I~ the •-lowllnolf) an4 hlo NO ·EASY RYDER .at C1-oa1eJ Field here. .o1atuo for toidaht waa UDCer· SOUTHPORT, Eowlatxl (tJPO of ... aplnat Loo tolD. -Jack Nicklaus aanka five-loot ?-~~!::.:O'"':·~owith A1JaJia and Clncbmti waa hold to Jive 1 Houatm hill SoturdaJ nl&ld. Eleveo putt on the . 18th greea of die noda i.ero viellmo of tho llllrd 32111 and ftnal motch of lllo FouNiil Limit alammed a tw<>- ltrlke and m ono hit oafol1 aft,. Ryder ~· s golf c<~B¥~etit10n to aavo tile Unlled Slatea from · and pitched a fo!ur· or tile fourth !nniJw, doloa~ . ' til lead tho Rada to tllelr 1be Allroo , backed rooldo Nicklaus' etrort gave the U.S. viclor)'. He wao In a pllehor· Tom Grlllln with 12 a 13-13 de wllb ~ Brltlah. d110l with Delli\\' L&- alowleo, fwr II¥ AIOu. when he drOve Ia Tecl 111g Aa1ro lmiDt Leo Fraaor, preolcleat of llle am1 DuTil a.._ywlth Houaton scored tow runs in . U.S. Profesiional Goi.!Aaaociathe tilth tnnilw. cbastngttarter tton, PftiiJented the cup to lltar1ad 111e amntJ>. TOOl' Cloo)ower now 10.11. ft6. Britain to hold lor one yeor. It ra11r will! 1 two •. out, liever ca.iy ~oil tbtm )'loJcl. wiD ho returned at the eoo of · double alii Qaney ed nm .. aeorill& ailwlea to ~elve months. The next meet walked 1-.noJly to pt Doltlo !ofenl!o, Dwt Roder and wUI ho In the Ualted Slalea ~ ljtllan. Nolan, hlttlow .2$8, Joltn Edwarda. 1971. .. I •. wl!h.' .tile thlt<ll~ ild ..... ~ nina Rolla .!n.tlielr .. 6ode out Ot.tlle )fa. ::~ l:;~~ Wolltorn DMolm ·:: ·• · ' · IIII..JifiOIIordallllltlrta four. wllb lho Loo AD, Doqore, who are .,_ PJile. ln fronl of CiDclJ>. "i~Jil\)a .lhe alaldlowa. Son FranJlld• the rac:e, Atlanta la Ia,.;~~:': place an4 lho I) 31'. - · out ofllta~ Roda loll two Of lhrao In aariDa with HoUlton, a ll.o rout SolurdO)'. \ Rams Upset Colts 27-20 . Jlno drl;o to 1!10 1111 Houtton fi'DI:HO 11t11t twol'UIII ..Iller ftllAi waiL -In tile aacond W .lldrd ~ Palo . Roao· ~ i!! Nolan MooJre ......., Ia tlie HconiiDo CUPO - 'l11e eraekod a RoQkle aensaUon Gree ·Cool- J~ . BWL ~; "") . ., Emerson Boozer• scored frOm · threw ~ touehdowa '-1111 Mbce · ~r~, ~ · · twc the two. an4 ran .lo<fllltllhor to load touehdDWIII llltll lA!,! / lloWIIOt) . With time ruotalng out, .cooch Clnclnnod to lhelr · aoeood paaood far two ...,... ao tile ~ Woeb Ewbank elected to go lor otralpt victGI'J. KaJiA. Cll¥ Cldof4 ,irGo lholr tho two poliO converalon lhlt Pete Boathard broke open a oovoalh 'COIII...U"' · Jilpa would have dod the pmo. But cloao deltDolve badle will! a 58- ., pme b¥ routlow. tho ~If oddly, Namath woa 1aken out of yard 11011 to Roy Hopkin. Ia Patrlott, · Garrott acored· an a the game and l'lrllll came In the fourth period anti HQYie 23-yard paoa trclil DowiOil and Cor the crucial play. 1be 39- Gnnger a~ored the crudal Oli a twr-,ant ~ Dlw1on hit year old veteran threw wooltb' touehdotnt lrcm oneJ'(U"d out to Odo - ~or lor hla other • 8y VJTOSTELLINO troit 18-13 and Vince Lombardi, bach stepped in at quarterback into the end zone am the bill paee tbe Oiltra owr the tcorllw piaL UPJ Sports Writer Whote Wuht~WtGD Red.sldna and tossed a 75 yard scoring relllnc0111Jlete, endfrwtheJets• The 1tart t1 a new season beat New Orleans 26--20, were pass to Lance Rentzel in 1 chances ol breaking the Bronco wa1 a time tor new ~ches to the three new coaches makil'@: BI.D'Prislngly easy will ower St. jinx. · · TAKE'NBAKE S celebrate Suncl&)', but the man tuceeuruJ. debuta. The loser Louis, rated 1 Century Division In other pmes Clnclrm.ti ~ who enjoyed It ttie moat was waa Jerry Williams, whose contender, defeated San Diego 34-20, ~ Georp Allen. the eoac:h who Philadelphia Eagles lost to Cleveland, defentllng Eastern HOWiton tripped Buffalo 17.-3 nulaced hlmHIL Cievelatxl 27-20 Conference C!uurtplon, was atxl Kansas Clt,y blanked 'S Three of thit tour new In the other games. Green haiqJered when Leroy Kelly Boston 31..0. § coaches 1n the National Foot-- Bay started to prove the ••Pack pulled a hamstring muscle in baU League aucceutul win Be Blck.. beating the first period but roolde Roo r-----~------...:..------,----.,.----;_----------------~.:..:: ~ debuts as the 1989 aeason Cllicago 17..{1, Dallas topped St. Johnson ran Cor two touch:~ opened aa:1 two of them pulled Loul1 24-3 and Atlanta q>set downs In the Browns' victory ·~ oft 'IJieta. San Francisca 24-12. over the Eagle:;. :~ - But the· key victory was Los Afveles, traUlng 17-lOin Green Bay looked like the : ~ turDid In by Allen, who wa 1 the third ptrlod, raUied for the Green ~ of old as the :~ ftrecl b)' Loa Arwelea Rams' trlumph Mer the Colts. A 31- Packers turned in their fint ·~ owner Don a.. ,.._ n.ocJ'I:I\'81 Ia stilecem- yard run .... "J roolde tar"' ~, Smith shutout since l967whUe beatirw It! :~ be.r and then rehired in January set liJ' a 12-yud TD pau from the Bears. The Packen he ,. ~ when the players ralJied to Gabriel to WUiie EllisoR that Gale Sa.Yers to 36 yards in 10 ~- AlJen• 1 tide. The Rams showed tied the game 17-17. carries whUe Jim Grabowski I Raews made the right decision On the next aeries, Ed rushed tor 86 yards aiXf a TD. ~~ ln the end by 'IJ:&etti._- the Meador intercepted a Unltas Minnesota. which belt out detendlrw NFL ctramplons, the JJI.SI on the Colt 35, ran It back Green Bay for the central Baltimore Colts, 27-20 to the 11 and Bruce Go11aett Division crown last aeaaon,had Rmtan · Gobriel outplayed kicked a 1:;.yan1 flold goal that a 23·10 lead over New York but Johnny Unltas, throwing three put the Rams ahead 20.17, Bob rookie Don Herrmann caught touchdowD passea and the Klein tben recovered Preston two touchdown passes from · Rama took adlantqe ot an Pearson's fumble on a pwrt Fran Tarkenton in the flnal ftve baercepted pasa IDCI a tumble return on the Colt 13 , alll minutes-the second wtth 59 recovery to record the vtetoy Gabriel lilt Wem:lell Tucker in seco!Qs left-to give Webster . ·111a1 pvo 111em tho Jt111tp on tho the ont1 zooe two playa later to anti the Glarto tho victory, ruoolla t~to~r.,~~ Dhlalm· 11 "'- ~ . ·, haRooklo Wedartwlren Bankoton, lfhl> .. e. Tllf!'J!!I!I wore III-I · While Lot.'.' . · les Ia IDW the . d fwnb1 · ce to set up a, at year ~ - ia.iJw In tho team to blitt Jn llle Coastai Detroit field goolan4toochdowa · BowL Division,~~ showed It his a scored on a slx...,.-ard _ r un with Alb Webster, whose New good chance to defend its 2:57 lett to give Pittsburgh: the York Gluts tVHt MlmeiOta Capitol Dlvislon crOWII ewn triumph over Detroit. Dick 2f.ail, Chuck Noll, whoao will! Crall!ht Morton and Bob Shiner engineered a 68-yanl Pitt.lburali steelets ai&J_ped De- Hayes sidelined. Roger Stau- march tor the wimling score. ~ '·j· ", 0• i.~ ' "'aat :, .- ... , ......,.!. ' �.' ' '· .. ' ,, .. 1(' , ,. I ·· ·· 11-l laod ... Ylolatl.... 11111 cootl1. Lod b,y Roo JollnClereland'l No. 1 dratt choice, the lb'OWDI railed 0\'8r the ""*'t Rookie Cook Mllablr 0 Niles McKinleJ" U Toledo Ub- Paces Bengals lloy 8 Marietta 19 Bellaire 14 Slle•nd<Joh 14 Caldwell 0 Sandusky Sl. liar)' 12 Oak HerCINCINNATI (UPI)- Cincinbor 6 nati Boapi1 hood coach Paul llo1tAlll Beim«ot 30 llo1tAlll AI· Brown 11 a man ~ understateter 21 ment. Columbua Watter80li41Colum"We're gettln& better," he buolleody0 Aid following his team'• sta.mSbaker Heights 20 Parma 12 ninl 34.:10 win SUnds,y over the powelfUi Son Diego auucgero. Klrtlud 20 - - 8 Clovelaad Eaot 34 Clevelaad •Ta a tbrlll1ng way to make Welt o a llvlDs wben you wtn," Brown Yanl!leld Sr. l2 Mansfteid Macl- lrimod ill tile locker room !oi11011 0 Iowtng the victory. "This <me M~ GUild 46 Worth!- Ro- was a real rouser." IU'Vea 12 Rookie -back Cree Detroit CouiCry Day 22 Cots Cook passed lor 327 yarda l!ld AcadeJn)- 6 dlree touchdowns as he comCa- McKinley 65 Toledo pleted 14 of 22 passes. He ran ScottO for a fourtb score. .. Greg Is a remarkable young man,'' Brown said. ''He did evBy UnitedSa~International erytblng he ~anted tD do in Chri Uan at Ohl ~ that game. He s extremely ac. o ._te curate .. exaa a Bowlloa Green at Dayton (N) Kent Slate at xavier (N) ·-,_. ·Thd z ... FUmble Cook NCAA wtal ~- ~~c:~ at Western Michl- leader' last year at the Univer- ... man.v heroea in tbe rankl, m.. cluilloa kicker Dele Llvlnpton, elected to ""' lnttead <1 pJDt end gave the Betlplo a new start lD the lecond ~a ter (I( the contest. 'lbe Bengals were on their own 27 -1&rli Une with fourth down IIIII eight yards to "'· Livlngatoo went iDto jXDit !ormat!oo hut took tile 111111J iJ>. Bob knee.., the 6-t'oot-f passer oald. "I was trying to hit Eric Crabtree and it's too bad because he waa wide open, u 11te Bengals' secoad win in as DWlY contests Pl'Oellced .ubland,l\Y. Alma at Def1ance Eorilul at Wllmi- (N) AllqbeQy at Western Reserve liecbatiY at Caoe Todl Waahingta:J. & Jeffer1on at Jdm Carroll Akroa at Ea•tern Michigan CeDinl Slate at Kentucky Slate Obto Nortbern at WQnesbur'g, JOlly p""orod Wwtam IIIII Mary 2(1. touclldc>onir. aD to wnH who: · 18, Bu!lalo bla-X.Yio1'17.0; caUIII>I II IUIII rar ·:nt,.,-d~ 4kron bloated Taio to-ll; Alina ballbacil ~ Btldl... Jlaldwii>-Wallace tri-Fiailo .moo ~fourlloeiioloNao,il> 111 52-8; Dollp!ICliiiOok~ cludbW .I ·n.pri ~ lr<ID. champloo OhioUnivoroi\Y.(i.O) IJ'O![tated 11o111111 Moo1attall· alaSiate(Pa.)18o7;Ke_..,.. Mlo,, at - - IIIII Toledo (1-ol ·beck, rambled fill' 217 111'41• ill ftrod Centre (1\Y,) SWS; lliltl, . YcliiiUIOWD $lato ncoivor at Marohall 17 CUTin 11111 three toucb- t i l l - Woa_r.<i'Ll 16- · Daw Btl.._. f:allllll aaven ~ nlahtJIIIIIII&reootlle diiWIIIiii.Tnlodo'o45·18r<IIIP, 8, . . . · • PIIHI aii:' 28Q~IIIIItllroe achedllle, illcludlng Bowli!ll <nV VllluovL He IICOI'od oo otller wino were ICGI'8d b,y tooct.dqou 111111 1'ID !lick I Green (IJ..ll at llo1tAlll (04) runa of IS. f/1 aoi7S yard& MI. UDionoverRochelter26-14; pui.t ST l'&rdi rar ,.,.... TD. Kent Slate O·ll at X..vier (11-2) Oldo Ulllwralt.Y took a big otterbein over 0\1lt'boin .......ck li<a'm and ce~ Slate (1-olat Doh\- otep In a bid tnr u U~t>re.,.. (Pa,) 211-'n; lilakl!llum ovor ~ '"' fl~ U . ol 26 wh>·Wallaco (1-ol. dontecl thll'd llrlllht MAC title W•at Llbert;)i (W, VL) 27-7; Ohio Jia.~ rar il'llllrda ... three The Ohio COo!erence baa lour with a 31-0 romp over c1anpr- Nortllere over Edid>oro 11a10 touclldowaa ol H. 11 ""' 83 pmeo oo tao- Hiram at Ober- 0111 Kelll Slate. ' (Pa.l 27-7; 'I'I.Jior (lad.) over )'U'do., . . . ,, ' lin, Willenbel'!l at Capital, KenCleve Bryant, the duzllng Blu!lton 22-o; MderiCOI (lad.) Celilral .lbte dl-valllck yon (l..Q) at MI. Ulllon (1-ol oenlor qllll'lerbock, paaaod lor over WUml...,. ~~- Jim Jarrell ~coptod lhret (N) alii Marietta at Mua- lwo touchdowna and ran lnlnr over Adrian (Mich.) 411-IS; Ca~ PHIIL Toledo likar l!eo Crokhwum (1-ol (N). two more ocoroa, ao tile trol Slate CMir llar)'laad Slate to olllendld bia NCAA ......,. Bonp1a haslliledinbrWJaa. ~t& reaiatorecl !hell' nimh lll-15;alll! Woatorallllnoloover atrtnar to 70 ~ ...,...... ly at Q!IIU'Ierbock for the iJ>. otral!lM MAC wla. Y-otown state 35-28, . 1ionl, witll alx extnpolat&,lllll jured Kent 'l'l1ctlllloon. In two Bryant bad 10 COII1Piitlona in AmOIII thooe wllo turnod in aloo added 1 32-prd 11114 pl. games, ~ classy junior haa 18 attempts for 129 )'lrdl and outat.andlQI emwta weft: ~WIIIace ~ = completed 24 ol36 attempts lor rlllhed lor 88 yardl in 18trleo. Keii)'C)II'a urta1 duo of BD1 Mlk Blake _ . _ 16 of 28 353 yards alii three toucb- Elsewhere in tbe state S..tur- ChrloUan alii Otrll ~.. lor 235 ,..u.· downe. day, Utah Slate tripped Bowli!ll ChrloUan -lole!l .20 IJ( 29 · CiD<I-u kleiior · ~ O'llrlto In Miami's 19-9 win over Green IW, Cinclmati over· pooseci lor 343 yard1 111111 ftve_ I [lllr ol ~111'41 iltl4 l!ld !i[>eo<ly Thomas lor bio passing accuracy. ""lbe receiver did the job,., Cook said. ••All I did waa throw the ball ." .. The 70 Oodgee have more ol whll you'ni looking for. There'a more luxury for car fans, more zip lor performance and more wayarto uve -~ ... ., ·~9"'"' .... ' ·l · · · apirl! on all lleth; fi01W ,.,.. 11M lfOU' <faughlet-o tllall fli'01lllt'II,IfOU' old out mv men sllall dr<am dreams, and JIOUr """"' 7MR rll4!1 oee 1>1slont!'~oe! 2:2!. • ll'BIIIAN · . aottllll! 1"-l' . lor you. '· _.l_.;u .wJ •m··. •F · ·be o.· - flii ..., Footballl!ld buobaU 1110 1 writing a !lim ....... are ret!rlns like IIU'lal- ''WI"' 101110 -~." -~·. a riCI at 33. and· Jack Warner ~actor ~Tpwlth' Ia. making hll debit 01 1 Bdwy, • prilducer (ol thO Jlnuny Wlik. the N. Y. hip- lOt; _,-, or muaicai)- at 78. .. > J"""' -'·•·· t il ~_.·;'\ f'"' i ot::; I.O) liD -ra . 1 . ..,,.ft!l'* .. :* vld'"'a : : ~orinDI~ v:::= llhe'a 1 reaular.., tile ll'wooci &,lareo show, will join tile do- Doria D1,7 aeries ftl 1 reaulu batlnieo )1st lipid ~r , 75,: 000) to do commer- .- ....... I ,.v ~llahl - N - Denotes night pme Ia Jimmy -·1 .· ~.,.-.U.lf's P8iNT.DS . ' . ·N.iJ. PoUsb, Spray. Tape Prevent Funiiture Stains 1 OHIO COLLEGE FOOTBALL SCORES By United Preas lmernatiOIBl Oblo umverall;)' 35 Kent state o IJ1ah Slate 14 Bowiq Greeo 6 BQftalo N.Y. 17 Xavier 0 DeDiiOO 18 Call!ornia state (Pa.)? Marietta 14 Weatmi.Dster Pa. 8 .1Qu~r C~AMn . . ':"' M~ Unioo 20 Bocheoter N.Y, l4 centnl 19 Maryland state 15 KeDJOO aa ce-. 1\Y. 28 ott.noln 28 &IOQuehaDIIl 'n Andoi-ICOI Ind. 34 WUmi- 3 - - 'n West Libercy 1 llaldwin ·Wallace 5'1 Flndla> 6 lOami 19 llo1tAlll 9 Tolocio 45 VW.00.. 18 Taylor Ind. 22 0 26 WUllam & liar)' II - AicraD40~Fla.O Fashion takes to the outdoors for this couple. Safari pantsuit (left) in simulated Bombay lomb by Borg has double-breasted, self-belted jacket with Edwardian collar. Pant is in flannel banded with matching Simulated lomb.. This is by Norgail Ltd. Country SUJI for the fasluon-conscious malt (right) has double-breasted, all-wool plaid coot with rollnded coachman, pockets by Robert Lewis. Borg polyester pile collar and lining give warmth without weight. Begener~ fo ):TlUKell'. PickdpfWo ... 14K.fhe rrut en.J¥b!e lasfe in beer fodayl ' ' \1 .I h~ r 'I • 1 tQI, ,.,...aled Prepare spinach acrording •uosa 5 zz IIAIIT •A10&2 •. JQ180 •• , • u ,..,... SOVTB •Q9743 • K 16 Will •tK72 Q7 Both wlneroble N - l!oot Roath 1• 1'+11 1 • •• Puo • N.T. = lead_.=•• Puo ~ o-in& J ha• .l*ome very hard-work· last trumps by linesoillg illg. • agalnot the 10 and claimed Oswald ; "T be r e doesn't hla contract." oeem t~ be any real uae of a I luy btd ill loday'a hand. ActuaUy there was." !! (H......., E.,..,.,,. ..... Jim: "DonKrausswu Narth and Lew Malho South. Don had j111t too much fOI' a no-trump opening and hls Q-'lbo bidding hu been: four-spade j u,m p appears Weot N - l!oot South normal. AetuaUy,lt told Lew Puo 1 • p.., 1 ~ ' that Don hel<lauPPorl 19 or 20 DOlata, good spade 1iut no You, South, bold: lilll!letonorvol<f. •a•AK111••••·u:uu "With ID unbalanced hand, youhbid oow? - - · Don wouJd ·have made some · two e•rtL ..,.... other rebid, Thill Lew knew obe? !hot both his rod Jdnga would TODAY'S QIJiliiTION !1'-.!.1" ·"'"'Rodney o.;.~d: :; R:."nJ:'":~ or four Jim; "The hand wu a lay- down for Lew, since 111 111111 t1:m ="'J' l•fk .. SALE II' s Convenient! COME AS YOU ARE! THE FARMERS lANk ••• SAVINGS CO. POMEROY, OHIO do ~;;;;;;:-::;;;~!;;"~ was required was eareful ., 8 a 0 k in the ~·&· Ho woa tho club lead my old friend, own h~nd and pl:l.ed ·IIIWI ror 1011' ' Duprqeld really 11100111 bia comtc doolce that he 11111 ''No l~s Qu~c•r 10-Mtnu,.,,..,.,.,"''• c.." - I• ~•.• .. r-t·do-yo•u-·naw-·?---~=====-==·==: WOW LOOK be very valuabfe and be Yourparl:Derbida1hreeclut.. Blac~"-'ed to th slam " Wba 0 "Noto· 11latao· bea really used Biilckwood check agabut the pooaibllity of hla alae mlsoillg two aces . He was ~olnc to 11% u l011g of,Hartford, aug- ~e 8 q~ e~ ~ t the winning break. Eut toot bla...,.; ·aml should loam returned a club. Lew playod iiNpect:" tho llrstldl!orhio 'lllm'~.deJfiit'f!.onof!'\az';~ dummy's eight of trwnps to new "Dan,prfteld•att care In- :. wasn't doing his nine, casDed the ace and elude• the lll>ono number _ king of bearto and ruffed his whldi Wllll't illltalied u we ~~~ with the of l1oo4illgered off to preoo. .· 1 III·I .N OC- Ohio COnference • A 10 t A e3 •AK62 •void •. QJ785 43 2 ~t- -u.;;...; wid~ Pot1upl (tomorrow tbe'IIOrid'l) ''Lmllh-ln" 10 a ,,., llooe Marie cildn't vego. ldlll!ll .... Ktt--,- I dlarpd . ~ . ~-~-n~~~*tWPVIIe p•llllll!l traYtl _ t!ellot& ldr.Y: """ J:.~<!•'I!IMib,~i;" , ... . 1'WeaaQ...with ftlched crlfdltcudl ~!- : ~,.,.:Viiit;·w;r :Ji!''IJJ;:. . ebrll,dlrec10tliotheatrkal-.~i=~ he ~.. .~ ~ with ·a '"''Ue lflrtba a ,fll~ . ~*' o1 COIIrH thatr eJfeet: ul..luah _ ID" lllldl II in ltOirl!ll Ethel 11ormaa ••,. Can lndMd talu!o the ...,. 1rrev. ,;; rOIIIIIDber ..,. other ...... enat route - but with run, not ~;::~ Gt the <111 at that huge Ill- !JWice, more ''Wheel" than !I' , .VId IWrlok iilt7 .... Big Dem . politic!> prl•otaiJ - · to ~ Stl'8lint SltriVIl' wiD . Tidtb' 111 the While llouoellld: I to r Or V~ .... Helen IIIJaa .JIIIIId !or. -wiD two 1'0D,r llllnil thl.o • aAMHr IJPOI'fiir' oealon: ~ &he'll ill 1 tiny cnat Whfte lklte'' role lD •"'be Front Paaeu r... llal!~r1 owner, Lou~ 'mrai 11111 wiD plOJ tile -·~ .1111!' 'IRIIT alJ )'OD DlOJDJ- Ot.zlt Nel. - • ·-·· ~~~. NIIIOIII~~ 7 a ,Dmd Froot 1111ow Brl,t!all,.: bllfol:]y lbt billtatlon <1 the fD1'111· ~"'! ,the ......,.,.. _~ ,~~ .lmilntten '"!'hat Wu tile forrlel .~.co~.Jli>Orll .., lf'llll• w• .;t>at Wu," in willch llhe that J?Ga ·~ldlle ..,., ~ -,_ Yroat ~ed: becauae VIe Salllf - .~li Jlci"-. . bolh ~st ,the same pr<Wcer 1111'. blllcaato~ .... . Cbrtato'l . .... lit, ~ ~~ hla TV coavi..:.'!:? r:~ ;:s dt!aa, 1101·""" h l!ld French telliro4 do'llloiJ' ·- 111110 was - Al1ce Crbnmfnt, 1111 on .5,000· ball clurlna ap.Jtal ol her forddld. l'. • . ,.,.,mf l.HO> ,P NOB'DI (D) • K 184 llerlj~ Dlsraell. -~ tea~ - . • ., • &J 1 r ,.._ vowa 1d omos Jacollr The ·jiiuth 'If a nation are . ,, -·"" • Put Lazy Bids T0 WOfk fo f y OU the truoteeo of posterity; - · · JOrtOra: lbe ~ lorpr~a - tJIIIIIcl'ae •• iiia 5lh Ave; .... fuhlt ,a V"'- JlO liD IMIOI>le money. Visit your Dodge to find the car thafalust the Daab Weroellenlolre a- (lOp) - . Y-n · Dallaa to . .· ' I!DI. lhla tlll>lt o1011)1!1 the MAC- Mld.AmericanConfer- - I> leaopooo 1811 Dub oayeDDe • f~ .......... off_. ba, the Ford Dlvlakln. J&h!r~Dedi.~r.t.!l Une. The -:~-:::-:-::-----:----:ii;iT.i=~;::ij;;;;r.;;:;:-::=~==-:::::-=---::---~~~~~~~~~ +1111! In the T~ """'Torl110 -.,..... The Torloo GT "A11d ll sll4!1 com• to paoo WIN AT BRIDGE day's hand ibows aDolhor overruffed a low trumo. !...._> II •YIIIIahlo with..,.....,._ r - the •uadud 110t v.a"' the'"" hot m aftnulord, tllaf 1 IDlU J>OUr example of a lazy bid tbat Then be picked up E ..t'a I& , year. arm, an! aU hot...,.,...._ .. elopn• hm· Slablelpoou•- 1v. oapo mill< lnl!llilllu!man, dllr. tlmoro1l lqldai· Most talking ol t11e cut <1"1778" RoiiiJ .. and 111'11111 ioreav, plta1 laid Jobna. lt'1 l~llllrla' .... _,'t to ooe (I( ita c1or bouibt otar a tiny acrap in . . - u 1110 Ierma """' Konil IIIII 11ae1o ~ .... Nancy Ameo oa the Wednesday. More Ulan 100 .coaches representing UPI's Board of Coaches wrlll 'VOte on the state's teams on a 10-S..S..1~ 2-1 oolnt ..sis. ~per Arlington is seeldrw Its third straight 'AA'crown. Cory - Rawson won itt: first UPI Claal!! A champlonahlp last .....letotobe= ..,. r... i970 with 11 iolodo_li'. rr...,, r.... .••• Trtad? 141'1011:-' lilll!ldiiOiiAVL' liJollah;. al'54tb Sl.l ' · : . 181'\'lce ••·• Sex IQ'Il\oo ~ ....aaret ~· · -..a llarle WU.OO 1,1 otoplir,!l*r J..,. I* lllep. ·. ilo rolea ,.., ..,.., lla"iJ llo.ai'll' Slmm..,., ~:-~ · laid llhl' _..... ._ .... arroatod N. Y. traY· · I . JWO--. ..,. . _ NOWOND 1'runw', Eric Cr-ee Spinac!i spin-oround-o souffle fit ' for ftsh and chips. 3tallleopotU ' IIaller JmW YORK- O..Udlo'1 di- -lllon.alrlt bilbWI.I'.-r IIIJ did it lor nine weeka in tile ::,~::::~:-that!::-:-::,.;------· _ w11o trllll - a 1111111 obock, !oiko: ..,._ ... . to .farce hla WI!/ lato. orlllnal nm and wal - r - ··liovo COLUMBUS (UPO - United Press International beginJ its anrml Clasliii AA aDd Class A Ohio high school football poll . 'elllbl belli, II llabltl-- '4 .... _ oall Dalh aalmoc .... -' ' f.=~~$!:.r~e:: ........ I [IIIObCe ,.._, ohoppod ~ .. > 41 Adrian Mich. 13 . Woatorn mlnols 35 Y Siate 28 . Ohio Northern 27 Edinboro Sl. Pa.7 SPINACH SPIN·~ND ' Slate : :.. ' ~ I oeaooned soullle. BY JACX I Pa. .. r ' For a complete me.I, itart with a tnmato juiCe coekta!l, the Bah & ehlpa and a aplnacll ~in-around-a well· • Sol.dem llliDof. a at Youngatow'n Cillcl- .. 1auce,.or a cheese sauce. Sua<tt•- SEE THEM TODAY! Brown ha;d .Pral se tor his eotire squad, ooncludlng that ev.. eryooe ciJd their Job and "we moved tile bali J>re11Y well, I though~ ' 4Jl was a twm,y game/' he l81d. "We seemed to ret ln.. Wittenbere at Cot>ltal (OC) my <>nore quarterback Steve thfrJa once last year. •• ed for one d San Dlqo'a seores when he tumbled. the aplrad more as the game pro.. ball ill hla own end zone on 8 llfOSseci onci the Chargero got pus play and Soil Diego re- furil!er In the hole. n covered, "I tria>e!l . and the ball hit Cook gave eredittorecelvera Denii<IG at VaJJJa.raiso Marl- at MllokiJWIIIII (N) (OC) Heldelborl at Carthap Aihlalllat otterbein (N) Albloo at W001ter DePauw at Ohio Wesleyan , - a t·lllamm(N) f FlndJa> VL Fairmont SL (N) . ,.. It II ID !!SlY "l...lth." In· troduce frlenda and .lamlly to Iaaie treats with tho· F~ · oerved with a dub of vln• gar, lemon br Ume juice, rel,llb, tartar JaUC.e, tomato · trlumpbo, can oloolil!lt& ...... De1tcn 5aturdii, Benpla . hll ord to a.o witlla win ovorYisi'- od 13 ot 18 •ttenwta for 235 low Alina (Mich.l 111'41o 1111 lifo 'I'DI, both to Top allemoon matcho.oSitur· All·MAC eid Gary Artbur, dar 1 n c I u de de!endlow MAC Ton Harrt&, r•laclng' tile, hla ~M ~e~~r-------------------------------------------------------------------------------"11; de!lnltoly was not plamed .that woy. He ciJd the aame llt;y <1 Cinclmat!, alsoacCOODt- Ke- at MI. Union (N) (OC) • UPI who coowt- 19 or 36 po11ea lor 213 yards and lour touch- · d"""' in hla varslfl! debut. Miami and Akron bolh oeek their thll'd otraight Ylctorleo. Miami, with reoene quarterstead fOI' on IS.,yard romp to bock Jim Bonpla puUhw the the 45 which gave Cillc~ a trigger, is at WeaternMlcblp.n llrst down end an eventual field in a Mid-American Cooference clash while Akron Journeyo to goal, Eastern Michipn, Run Not Plamed Defiance, with 41J..7 and 48-13 ••UviDpton ran the bail m Toledo t Mar. heU 11 a Ohio U at Minnesota Central State at Baldwtn-Wallace 00 Htnm at OBerlin (OC) . HARVEY SHAPIRO !\>Oris Writer COLUMBUS (IJPI) - Ohio Sate Uniwrlill' bopilll df>. !onae ol ito •llooal c~IGDohlp S..turcia> ~t Ohio Sladium apinot Toao Chri1Uan in one ol27 pmeo IIMllvloa Ohio col· legeteame, • While Oldo Slate onpged ill Its laot pre-aeaoo acimiMge, TeJllo ChrioUan alm~t ....,. came a 35-7 deftoit, but !IJall¥ !ell to Purdue 4~. The Buci!Oyes wiD ~ce IIGPi>By FOOTBALL SCORES 8)' United Prell Interllltional llaufteld Senior 12 Mansfteld T • •' ·...r Ohio Teams In Action ~atutday OHIO HIGH SCHOOL . i .. . Feel In 8 &th-aad.. hIp I inuodT Well, you dOD't have· to eoleh your ftnnieo or aJIY!!JI~ Ute IIIIL Jllll pop .. Ell lh-lllyle fi'OZOJl 11111and.. p1 me811Dto tile ovtD. '· -· ..: '· ·" ·> ...~· . lr AILEEN CLAIIE, NEA , ... Uit.,: Eaal•• Pbiladelpbio Souldo7 b,y a aeon of 27-20. ..rolln8an took over for Leroy Ke117 when lut )'Nr'l Nltlooal F - I eiii'O ruilllloa cbom. )11m ouota!nod a polled ham. llring muacle Ill the O[lenllll • .~~: '!Ill A Spinach Souffle Is·.Perfect· When 'Y ou're in Fish 'ii'.:.Chips CLEVELAND (UP!) - 'lbo ....... GJIDII' for the Clift.. '. ... ·t .udou~· , " ' ~' ' ~ I .(11 'I' SCIOOL L ~SPECIALS .f:'' AT ' • ' I .· ~ McCLURES DAIRY ISLE · Every School Day - Somethillj! Specilll Fourth & Locuat - Middlaport f> �. ' ~~~- J '• • .. , .I ... '> ' \, •· I '! t ' 1 \, ~· ; '' l ' ' ,·-· I l !- ' ., ' ·- ' ' '' • .I_ / ' ' - 't• ' .New M~eiH, New·.~tylipg (or '7Q ' • -" I ~ . ... 1 Slides j ; '•' ·., ' .• .· ' . LUXURY LEBARON'- The 1970' are av&liabl~ in the Cr!>wn and· Imperial hu new'tmnt ud rear.4tYIIng serlea. The ·Leilaroil four-door and body-aide triJn to go with mas-· shown ·hall ( · slve grille, ' conce.Jed headUghta, 1md ;ear · · new parking 1md coplOI'kig lampe. Foiu- car modela-two 1md four-dilor har.dtoPe- ot&nde!l'd ·On.) ,_, ·"'· the MONDAY MEIGS BAND BOOSfERS, 8 ,P.m. Mlilldoy, ' . hllli acbool cal. -' · · _,. ·· ·1;;;;;~,·~I '' l ' -.!&. Mem,..llhlpaof 50 cenll per porenl poyoble. Jluee may . be mailed 11> Mrs. Roy May. or, 7 Oek st., l'l>mero,y. Spo. cial Pf011'8Dlllld refreshments. STAFF GJv<or~o• AND -omeers, Meigs yeer I were clo lliiYaleel i'e-teatinll of drtvera milbt J»U't 10111.e Uvea aud Dear Helflll: much hear&aehe - and 1 mean ll'a Umo leglalatora Ui[Jien. ln.dopth loalloe II t1ion II a ed rule• govornlng au1!Jmoblle lilatory ol IDY detect. Dlubled 1 driving licenses, peopl_t IOIDedme• try to m1rJl.. • Three eaoea wldeh tooebed mi,10 tbeli- deteeta - *"! fllat me recentlnrovoketlllal,oller. aooafllrGjder~atoo.Prlde A )'001111 nel&hbor rlcllfli wltll• olten pallefore,a CRASH! man 111bject to cllabedc black- ELEANOR _ · outs wu ldUed when tile older Dear Elaa-: OF CARS AND MEAT AND' INCOME TAX •••• LYDIA CIRCLE at Pomeroy Unltod Methodlat Cl\urch, Mon- .•, ' . a TUES>AY MEIGS ATI!LETIC llooatera, Tuesday, 7:30 a. m. at Meigs I :: :·'· RACJNE AMERICAN Leglon Auxiliary, Tuesday, 7:30p.m., at haiL PAST MATRONs, l'l>meroy ' '' Cblptor 186, OES, 7:~ !.all ''""~tribw Wbat Tho .pornment Ia Mrs. l'luletta llyseU, Mlao Cordy& Atteo and Mlu Becky Wrlght entertained reeent.ly with a iayetta shower ltoMrlng Mra. A Michael Wrlllrt. lltork centerptece waauaed on tile table and a cake \teoor. ated In J)lbk and blue and In- "eurb lnfll.tloa' 1 bJ' ' lnterelt 'rate - whldl IDIIDI we can't buy a nilw houH, aiM wlloa we 1101 rumUuro or -.,. t:hlna oa time, 18 1101' '\'llli we ,w Mllut . !lif JOaj-, Bill bolf lalilll-.tiilow wrbed · !>rlcea m ·,.;alllloa¥ollrlll!l· ICrlbed "Our First ~ was on .~ Eftor aliule .tbo new;l!olenal-a'wtro ... · , ~· and Mra. Earl Fron<b, Mr. IIIII Mra. Leo 'lborber Debra ~ . ~~. Columbus: · and Mr. and Mra. Vlrrll Hamm, and Tom, M!MnvWe, 110re aondaJ .dlmor 11110ata of Mr. and Mra. ~,. Mowrey. Mr. and Mro. Mike Hammer and 4auilhter1, Lou Am I D d Valiant Adds New_Models for 1970 -lid a 78-year-<lid, and rm. Tuea- 29;95 to*'·· ,Pie. LADlES AUXILIARY, Foen· OJ.Jlonoelt FOot 128, American Leilon. 7:30 p.m. Tue....,., Mra. Boa N-lloe will lniU- Anothec trliind of mine allht are ilnpalred has bad a few mlmr aceidenta. 9le alwaysllid, ·~ t like 10 Uve dangerouslJ'." When It waa ..,._ out tllat porllai>o olbor I on lhe -rooc1 did IIIII &hare her phlloaopby, Bhe !lnally ' ate lhe - ,lmlor and aeoiot membera. All membera are urlildto-. Kni8h4 Wedneoday, 7:30 p, m. LADIES AUXIUARY • Lewis Manley Poot 363, American r..,. glon, 7:30 Wednesday night at tbe homo ot Mrs. WIU!am L. Smith. lluea are payable. Mrs. Wright hllliorl only r.tcenlly started buy. MejltOdlatl .,.,. WIIAT GIVEs allilrtiY inebrtatod to-. ran inll meat at tile market ~ Dear w.G.:, . , · : . · lntoaveblclolnwhletitlleclauih- The prices lloored mel""""' DOt .. ,......p.iat,' llot'l ter ola !rlend ol mine waa rid· steak tbe1 J bad ll!lten Jar IIIII aaree: 'l'heri'a . Ina. !foe came oil Willi a brok. aver 89 . . . • pound 1 I x IWli li1'0IIII wttll en arm, but her tatiler,onboar-. montlla 110, Ia now up DIOOIIInl ~ch "''"'''" .,....• , ing ot tile accident, promptly . 09 - . and thai's on salol er prlceal Why had a heart attack. IY It's All meat dl,y, Pomeroy Muonie Tem- WEDNESDAY FRIENDLY Neighbors Club at tile homo ol Mrs. Leon Me· broke. T ..VOrai dollara Jlir man cracked 1111 Ida car, In How frlablonllllliY true I ~-, ,....cod; ..... hoool•notlllnlllliot tact, tbe driver was a1.. JdU. lllalorl, take - I - IL ' ' hllhor •prleee. ld..ll ihat laa't •ed. I had I freeZer lUll ol me&4 ~Ill(, ~IO . '111111 !. 1 High Ca!eterta. ..,. •.. m. . ., our ldda' ld!ool oao. day, 1:30 p. llaVe . -t u muel.·. .. BETHEL 62, Izterrational Order ol Jabs Daughter, 7:30 M0111111 nl&h4 Pomero,y MasonIc Temple. · •, ~·' ·t ' otitt Ill )IIi • or '· ' ..: Jll!l'l!fc!, it ,.... ' ... Temple, Pythian Sisters, MOIP day right at the hmle Mrs. Phlllj> Melohart wHh Mrs. Clyde Andrews 111 lhe assisting bost- •, •• ' Agents Smash Union Men Asked To Help Miwantll Pot Ring in COLVM'lVS (UPO - T h e &tate AFL-CIO wants all Ollln union members to aid more Tingler On Tn"al'' , COWMBUS (UPQ - Rlehard tlw! 16,000 migrant workers Leo .,. ,_ Jr., u-~ ••__ ,...., -uooo trying to form a labor union. ol lhe FBI'a ''loll most The &tate union, In ltamcdh- flllltlvos• earllar Uda year ly magazine Foeuo, Bald farm. be -,.a· IOU8hl for ala era and giant procelling <Or· srlal)' Ohio murders, will\ on poratlons In northwestern Ohio trial bore ttidaJ for tlrat <Ia. Ohio Suburb CLEVELAND (UPQ - V. S. cullloma aaenta have aeized 135 TIIIJRS>AY WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION, 6 p. pound& of ~. valued at m. potluck . _ . wltll those ~00 a poond, and made three ~ly. Columbuo, -·Sat. urdor -'& ol Mr. and Mrs. Bob lloo!llch. >•Budtat_Pay Plan - hearing and J, C, HUlleD apent lhe weekend In Canloa v1aJt1nc hla ft. aocee, Miss Debbie R o b e y, 4luilhter ol Mr. and Mro. wu. !lam Robe¥•• IIUI'1IIcal patient II lhe Aultman lloapltal tllare. J. C,, ..., ol Mr. and Mr a. Truman Ruoaell, , _ , FrJ. IIGELS - t. ; to -alder ~ 1111 ""'' ' " · c~. ,-.-,_,.. a aoema to me t11at treq~ent served with lee cream a n d p.lllcb. Mlu Wright oondu<ted pmes Witll prizes being ,..by da1 for Ohio State UnlveraltY Mrl. James Whitlateh, Mra. where be Will be a Junior In WUUam Hud~ and .M i 1 • · lhe Collep ot l'llarmaey, Joyce Rll'lf, · Door Prize wtmers were FIVE.IJAY FORECAST Mrs. Herey Moore and Mrs. By United Pre881nternational Temperatures In 0 h l o Milton lbxl. Other guests at Tile....,. throush saturday tloe ahowor held at tbe hoole or will averaae a little above Mr, and Mro, Uoyd Wright normal, wltll tile bl&ho aver. Were Mils Jane Acree, Mlss ..... In lhe mid 701 In tile Debbie Maiden, MIN Jemdter nortl1 to near 80 In tile IIOUtil, Goble, Mla1 Dlomo We 1 1 h wltll lhe lowe In tloe low 50o Mils Dibble Cremeans, Mb~ In tile nortl1 to tile UJllll!r 50o Katlu' Manl'lf. Mill !lllarl Reu. IIOUII!. Wamor around mldwMk, As typically Amerlean ao along with showers totaling about CJilO.l>alf Inch. Dry and cooler latter part of t h e week. apple pic and baaeball 11 cleanUneoa-vlvldly alleated lo by 1be morelbaa n miDloa balblabo lo lbla coaalry. --~ _: • P/gmou/6 Announcing~ · ) '' . .. Mar- Wlntbt-. - ter, Mila- Michaela, MrL Rcmle c.-.; M r 1,, Robbie 0rc1, Mila Iiiio Traq ~gla !lleara, Mrs. Beulab. Mila Anita Fultli, • atrge, Mrs. Merlin Tracy, Mrs. Don N~ MrL Clar. eote Curti s, lrfrs. Edward Bur, • Mrs. Ro7 Reuter, Mrs. .1o1m lbxl, Mre. Cllllord Jacoba, Mra. Frances Hewot. 10ft, &Ill BriM Spencer. Others pre~ gifts to Mra. Wrlllrt were Mra ~ Gol>le, MrL Mark T~ Mrs. Ted Riley, Mra. ructmrd £-IUb, MrL Bernice Willi Mro. Eoei,Yn Mlrray, Mro. ~ Folmer, Mrs. Jobn Foltz Mrl ' • SHIRT FINISHING Any hairdresser who'll dye for you isinthef¥1 SAME DAY SERVICE ln_At 9- Out At 5 U•• Our,,.. Pcullnt Lett ......... a.... 2" E. 2nll, ,_..., . . -· . .,.. .... - ..-..... , ~··1 " ·' 1 1 .. 1( arreata In ouburbonMicldleburg · · to take their 01111 ... Helghto, amaBhlng - t t b e y are vlgor<lUsly resllltlngcftor!a ble arvlee 8Dd a oovered dlsb. ·1\!Mker will be MrL Km!elh termed an lntematlooal narcot- o1 tile migrants' Farm Laber Tlng1ar II charBed wllll bru. Scllol, Communll>' AcUm Ics IIIIWQIIng ring. Orpnlzin& COmmittee. taii.Y ldlllnr hiu 'M'IIll<' om. Cbar8ld wltll lll1lUIIIIIlna and Pralram ' 1111'18. Hostesses. have oo id> oe- .PI'I!'osoladllualon!herelul ~ 20. ClavelanO _ , Mte. Rlcbard Mra. poaseaakm or ~ Were eur~Qo, .. fr\llao .....,.. Ra1JIIOIId J, Yatal, 36, In d Ell Smltll, Mre. FI'IIIO!a Allieru paid hoildQ'a or paldvaea. allo-lhe2&¥ear.alc1Porta- ·""- LwlaSouer, and Mra. Fernando M. Fornanclez, 31, tlooa, no unomploymeollnaur. Oblo, native for trial in both of Cleveland, and Michael _., 110 om1illje PfOYialon8 . prwland • IV!e lliaylllp Jadl-old. Sonway. tl, ol Dorcbo-. and pon;y - · ·" • lhe pjlll. lhere SoiPt- •• 1918, -murder. ' "Mitltanta v...,..., CU'• catlonaald. Mall. ' . Criminal .... c.urt Juol&le - Frlllk W. Dunemokl, - . · '"'bey are for.,.l'to liUrl<ln ey L. · moat _ . . lllou&IJt . . - - - - - - - - - . ln-<:har&e, Bald lhe marljiMa THJ! DAILY SENTINEL waa muggled into lhe u. s. wore wiped ou1 deCIAieol qo. The booalDB If wretched. Holeo l:a'YOftDto ~OF from Mexico. Mta:;s.a~asot~•RE• "1bese arrest• have anlasb.- In tile wallo. Le•kinll roofs, 110 D:HUIJ &. OWEN, PliBI..ISfl£11 ed a ring operating em an tna.. 1--w.o. u.w runnin8 water. A dln8)- Jl&bt ',_,., ¥...,....u..,..*"ll••..pt~"'""'Oh~~> tiL , Ohio. UJft. ~•• Plllllllllllr& ~. 110 Wtdllnlf Ollie• ...._ tiMIH, l'.dUirld 1"'- M1-Ul1. . ' ~I s.e...~ daN PMiilpplldllr.,.""',Oha... Nllkal ~ ... "',_ere ~~a~~... all~, lllr. , I t Etlfl Ullt Sl., ~ Y«k cur,...,.,-. •urlf"- ,..., ».u ..... 11r ......... _,... aft •-•~t~tllall7!1wclllllotnn. mw.su. .......,.......,u...,,...~ --.tJ.L1'1.1'tnl....,,.,a. El)'w- lllllt . . . . _ , ... Ml"kellll( ...........; 0. Br ..u.. an. y.r -o •u.oa Slo •uo. ..,.....u. T!ne IIIOIIIht ...... ~ *:·::•:...:....J 1'"'":.:c...a::-:::!·:::=::,•,:;'-:•:: 5 ~ llo!dan piamed ol -tlve ·....DI. i: ·, )Iron todiJ', Soven\Y,IIve veniremen have been called. ' I ' , lllleontli l ' Ph,.,;.outh ...: Lin ,'.... JJ¥; . .Barr•~ ~.Q~ .j'"" e,,aor T h e prooeeullon, led by Fnllklln Cculll' Proaeculor C -.f ' T•• o, 'f.. 19;;;0· &1 , • l •' ternatlonal basis for IIOIDe bulb In tlla COllier ol a omelly JohoaGn, wiU time." he sal~ lhaek. Flllb7 beddln& FUealn to - · TINier allll ldll1b e men II,1JI'ehended aome pilcea 10 lntenoe YGU ed lllaan Poek, 18 and Jaonoa ~ by !IeVen customs ....__ have to awat a path - . . or Slimai. It,~-­ "'0"' ~ tbe. ral:ibeQ' of 1 Law.., ~ at llrterltate 71 IDd U. S. )'QU wtrlle wattiDI." ' 42. Milk P.,. lloi'e.The,ruu.awere ' -ft Elevated Shoe Styles - - . PSied,boatee, . · Aasistat U.S. Attorney CUI H. Mlller said W&IOII _K .... , . . . •·• a Shoe styles are becoming In tile - . Wire aiJo bed .38 caltber revolver When ..._. more elevated-the he e Is , boenftilttotlll'<>llld their .. ~ \bough still thick, will be were pi eked up. 11te three were higher lor fall and winter. sclleWiedto--U.S. shoes, In sliver and Commla.....r Clllloid E. Chunky gold, are the new "news" in daintier eve nln g footwear . · Bruee todiJ' for a ~ setting. evening weer, although \be ww stW be used. -·· IIB'nT C::ANABY · / Ma's Life (Diaper Division) ly BE'rrY CANARY • During lbe monlb of September, lbe most forgolten woman in America il that mother whose cblldren do not co to school. She's subjected to a flurry of back-lo-school news and there she Ia wilb preschoolers and a long winter looming. . Everyoue knows preachoolers are endearing. creatures, palnlellaome pictures, even knitted one.arQle 110ek, lllolo from lbe grocery mooey occaaionallY llld ·011 Tueldaya I'd hire a sitter 10 I could attend a Ioctute Hria. It wao "'r· rlbly in~Ung llld aUmulaUng and 'an Wedileadaya lbere I'd be, back among the bibs llld dlapera. Amollt ·r -·llld knitting neetllea ready didn't aolve Jhlnp llld 1 do grow tlrocl of bearing olbera band out lb!a· tiDd of advlet 1o a YOIDII mother who II clowlng at lbe.wJndowl, · wbat with lbeir milky moulha and !uzzy sleepers, but even the m-.t appreciative molber can't help thiDidng tbey would bO even more eadearlng If lbey'd stop doing sui:h A way to stop this kind of ndvlCe would be lo shu~ up the lblnp as squeezinc oatmeal lhrougb lbeir tlngera or wak- writer for juat one cold, wet month with two jlreiCboolero. Ing from naps with a temperature of 101. Ilia next arUclo would be datelined ~yvWe. ' If remembered at all, the molber of preschool children He'd soon learn that tuJ ltte li)l•t aa euy at Ute on lbo ia recognized Ollly In arti<les te111ng her why sbe feels printed page, wbere lbo cbanloliora never see a . vacuiDil trapped. cleaner suddenly dlsgorp Ill con~ on .JIM llvlli.,Uoom She knows tile reaion she feels trapped is because she IS floor and lbe waibing macbino nevor mllba a · bing trapped, but she will conscientiously read the article! any.. sound and q!lita j111t after he 1111 p!Dned tile Jut dry diaper way, jual to aee If perlla~l this Ume somebody bne come ·on baby. , , up with aomellllng now. (They never do.) phri~~ ......... "Aay for benelt ;, Jf ' klddlel :wbete . neverd~ga of eoaverll!l otily wllb he could teW ui. •ould ~truck?" ' Th.at the 1870 ·l.jlperial Is ·lhe longest American luxury car ~· , · simply proven by measure men). .' Being lhe largest luxury . car,,.;' .. Make • .' t;:IDM ' ,, • ., ' ' ' . ' '' ·RUE I , 1 .. .' I OHIO ' ' ;' - .... • I I , �. ......, ., ·And·M6ie: ' .\t", ~·: . '' •.••• ' '· •. - ., ,, ' '·· ' ,, \ ,, '' ·, WIMT ';10 ,, 'ltWOIIIIATIOII , ·I · D~ADUi!'-1 · 'I O.r lefeN Mllc.-iot~~ ,. ,\ ~....._.......,..,.'. wqid " c.....n..'"' 1 e.,,..., ... , o.,REGULATIONS -' PWIIc.. l•"t •·•· ,_ ..... . •i•••• - ' • ........ l. ,,. ~~~·- •Ill .... .. ,.,,..,.iltlo · t., _ . thin .._ l rt.... . , • . , . , h... '* Mini..,. i=her.. 75c 't , .1 12 • COnti ,.r tl•o hwertloM. ~~ WOftf three eo,.oc..,.. .' I '"""'··· •• c...,, ,... W.. d tl• cenHcutfvo ' -\ 25 ,., nnt Oitcount on ,.Jd ails 0~ 1141 ,.,., wlthi11 10 hpt . CARO OF THANKS & OIITU.RY 1 ~ 11.50 ftlf· SO ...,.,d 111ini1M11R. E~: • · .. 41tlo,..l word 2c. ~ BLIND ADS Atl41tluol 25e Chorto ,., A4v.r· ·' ; For Sale white exterior finish with black vinyl interior trim: POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy miniature, $'15 aDd "" Stud service and sroomt.,. P"992-4443. ll~k Lo Mans HT Cpo. Local o - , low mUoago, 326 v~ eng., •.td. tr~na., ' radio, heater, gold flnith With black Vinyl roof. 1965 DODGE ·- - - ------$995 440 Coronel. 4 Door. Local Owriod ear • v-• . -v eng., RESTAURA.NT FOR SALE VERY'GOOD OPPORTUNITY auI.omatac .trans., P. at..ring & brakes. Color· who to. Radio & Hooter. ' Ponaeroy Motw Co. Dtlve-ln '"'~at In ••c.. a.nt lltutiM '1,.-·c;.mpolla. Eafel». llshetl bual•n .,..._lnt t.W pndft. All eqvr,...m, furnlaho OPJN I!VES. 1;00 I' .M. I'CIMEROY,OHIO i .,.. _ .... • OFfl(e HOURS Inti ancl lltotli plus • toM 1.... whh 1.,.. Nnt on the hll41nt encl ,.YH ,..,.,lng let. Ow"' 1111t1t salt du. to h..lth. 1:30 •·•· to S:OO , .... Dolly . l1:tO ..-. to '1:JzOO ~ S.twdoy I Notice Notice Auto Sales Sc- ROOF PAINTING aDd patch!.. b)' contract, ''Elperleneed. .. For free elllmate, pbpno 992-2806. (We co IJIYWhere). 8-22-Uc SKATE·A·WA1 SCIIECULE Back to perf1, Friday, Od. 3, free gift for everyone; llaUoween part;y, Frldly, Oct. 31. q,enWodneodly, Friday, aDd S.lurdoy, 7:30 to 10:30. I WILL plckq, mercl•ndlaoalld AWlable for puUesooMondly, Tuoodly, ml Thurodly tlike to auction on perceatage baolo. can Jbn Adama, Aucti..,..r, Rutland, Ohlo. P"742o446L tlo9-12tc nllhl• aDd saturday aDd SuJ>.. dly alternoons. Phone 985- 3929 or Ooester 985-3585. 9-2I-30tc ------------- NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS TOM LEWIS, 111ter well driUNOTICE lo hereby 1hen, In illl, Lelart, w. Va. Phone CCJ~Wllance with Section571589.1-3802, !h';-30tc .11 reviled code, that the - - - - - - - - - - - - - tu rolllrnl ot Mal&• Counl;y, VACANCY for two elderly gaotor the year 1969 ba"' been pie. Prefer private paid parevlaod aDd the YO!IlaUooo deirts. Phone Mason, 773CCJ~Wletod .aDd are ""'" lor 5185. l~tfc pullllciRSIIOcU'"' at the o!rlce - - .. - · - - - - - - - - __ al the c:o.aoQo Auditor lD the NOTICE Court -House, Pomero.y, Oldo. PUBLIC SALE: The personal ~lalnta against a~ wJ.u. PI'OPOIV belonging to the Eaatloo or uses1ment, except tate of Bessie M. Pickens, tbe YO!uatkm IIDd IIIII aa- formerly Bessie M. Tyree, 001-1111 made b)' lhe Tu deceaaod, wlU be oold by the Cnmmltlloner of Ohio, wW underaiped at p!J)Ue sale at be hoord b)' lhe Cowd;y Board the home or Beaole M. Plckol Revlolon, at Ito af!lce ln ~na. Reclna, Ohio, beglnn!'W the court Houe, Pomeroy, Friday, September 26, 1969, Ohio, ouora!ler FebnlaQ 15, at 12:30 o'clock P, M.,lllloa 1970. ~lalnto muol ba S.tunla)o, September 27,1969 Dll4o ln wr!U.W, oo blankt atll o'clock A. M. l'llrniohod by tbe Counl;y Audl· On Frlclay, September 26, tor aDd lllod ill hlo olllco on 1989, bei!ml,. at 12:3op. m. ... helen tbe lillie Umlted tor will be o!rered for oalea WJ.u. piQIIIolit <#. - s tor the Drat cheater Shot Gun, Reml,.ton hill Joor, or at a111 Umedur- RIDe, &'VIi" Automatic IS ~e.u. ---...,.----------:. 1967 CHEVROLET --------$1195 .HT Cpo. Low mil..,go, auto. trans., PS radio 1967 .PONTIAC -----------$1895 , AA.TES Fw Wollf A4 hf.,lco S cntt Werd ... lttt,rt!on .- .i , •. ;..; ... btoo, o1c1 clock0, etc. Write or call M. D. MU!er, IlL 4, Pomeroy, pbono 992-6270. wn1 " _,.,... .-u Tt. ,_11•'- ,....,.., the To sur .Clm;A cABINETS, .. . Ia· II'....,., ·•· o.-111• ., .... ' ... Mit ...... i•ct ' OI'IJ I lHE WISEMAN -------~---~ ..... :1948 PLYMOUTH, o.a uloaW· mlU, Poach Fork Rciad 19. ;~~=~~=! or 9-21o61c Make otrer. han cumall. PAINT DAMAGE. 1966 'zta-Zas "'"''~~machines. SIDllnorl81,.1 ca.rtana. NoallachmODta noeclod, ali· oUr cOIIIroh ·are buUt ln. Sews wlth 1 or 2 .:.., fjlna!Ielll · h · 8~AEJJl'lllRS Ph 992.2143 ' needles,· makes bu~es, . sew ... buttons, - s . Real , '· .,_ , .: orey , .. .., .. . Estate Flit $ala l, >' Jc . , · and blind hem oUtch. Nl SPECIAL SALE - 1964 Fprd AGENCY' REALTORS Galaxlo soo~. 2 c1oor hard Phone 445-3643 cash price $38.50 •r . ~>-Z monthly terms. Pbono 992, ... ,. .. 1llp, wcket aoata, v.a, auto- L--.:..::=:;:..::.:::...:.:::.:::_-.J matlc tranamtsalon, excele I2x60 NEWMOONmobllehomli -~~:_ !'~~to lent condiUon, extra clean 1969 mlldel,llke oow. Wall to $795. Call alter 5 p.m. l'llone wan ..~ Colonial Ameri- ELECTROLux SWeepor-ccm· GE9. HOB$TETTi!R~ BIOicor plate wl111 allac:hmenls, pelnt 12 ACHES · - good 7 room 742-3650. 9-17~ can decor, Will soU outrishl 8Pl'a)', corcl-wlllder, lhro • boule halt balb lull baaeor take owr payments, plus away base. NI cash prlce mont,' ias ~..; •7000. 1960 BUICK 4-door, good run. down payment. Phooo 992only $31. Terms avalloblli POMEROY - N!Oe remodeled nlng condition;· power - r 7095 alter 5 p, m. Phooe 992.:l685. · -2 boclroam home miXlern lna and brake•- ExceUenl 11-Is-etc · bath, birch kite"""' waD to work car. f150. can 742REMOVE EXCESS body Oulcl wan cupo~~ng. Gu tunace. 3656. !I-Iii-61c with Flaldex lablets. Only KIRBY VACUUM. C«nplete $II,500. $1.69 at Nelson Drug. with cleanlretoolsalldpollal>1964 FORD Tudor cuetom olldan 2'1.. ACRES - 8 rooms, bath, !l-ll-30tp er. Runs like new, $59 cub VIc Wippel, Five Polnta, or cellar, garage. TwoprdeW · or terms avalloble. Phone can 992-6410. AUI,. $9000. g..21~:p ~ AWNINGS, storm doors and 992-2685. !l-l6-61e RT, 124 - S bedroom brick, wl..tows, carports, mar· 11111 funace, forcoclalr, fUll -----------quees, blown ani batt insula- HOISTEtTER .REllTY- ______ Complete Front·End and Brake S•vlce -------------- 67 RIIICK ...... t$1795 Grandl'port 2 dt. Hord op • .00 cu. In, ""9lne. Auro. trvns. p.. wer st.. rlng, Lllte new oppeoronco. 67 PONTIAC .... tl795 Lemon• YS 2 dr. Hard Tc,p. 150 cu. ln. en1lne. Auto. trans. Po.er steering. Ellfro sharp. 67 FORD ....... $1895 Gelcnde 500 .4 dr. S.don. Air eondltlened. Pow• lt"'h"t· Auto. trans. A r.al 1-ell. resentaUve, For tree estimates, phone Charles Llale, Syracuse. V, V. Johnson and Son, Inc. 5-1-trc IH PoMEROY Buslne.. Snlces ..wl! -------------- NERVOUS? Gan'l sleep? Try "Sleepers." Sadsfacdon guaranteed or money back. Only 98 cenls. Nelson DrUiS. 9-11-18111 -REDUCE - -----------SAFE and last with Gobese tablets and E-V&~>ora~ tion pUis, Nelson Drugs. 9-ll~Oip --- - ---------Fitzpatrick's Or- BLAETTNARS roc..., _ ___________ _ ' ANI:· \ .i 4:30P.M. SY~"CIISf9-2!-«c . 9-I~fc -...,...-----------4 ROOM HOUSE, . CUlton, W. .,) 992·3325 ASSOCIATi!$.... Flower Shup, MasOIL ' 7:50 A.t 12 NOON ' ·3 P.M. ' ~~~~!l~~~WS~~~·~~.~ . low, carpOrt, ulllll;y · rCXIIIL Va. Phone 3otQuiet location, $6500. 773-5929 or see Isaac Smlth HAMLET HOME ·- · 5 at 3rd St. aud Pomeroy St., balf bath, coUI,. IDe, nlce ...... Mason. Owner will finance. WCMdwork. ru 9'JibUildlreo. Large sarden, $'1000. CHRYSANTHEMUM and mums Gooi'p Hob-, BI'Qker of all colors, field grown, HELEN or VI"GIL TEAFORD nlce bls clustero. Reynolcls w. ~ lr ~IGA~ NOTICI ~ICAL NOTICE TO IIDDIIS' tulJ basemem, two Iota, can RUTLAND- 2beclroombwlp- . basement, ........ ,1e,ooo. be seen at east end or 3rd St Mason, . BLAlTTNAR'S 2 BEDROOM houae, sunrqmn, tion. Elmer White, sales rep- NEWS .. prlltlts . -· . LotAl·liPotTS : . .. DAILY -, -~---- ...: :.... ___ _ Va. See Oll.rlos Kearns· or eaU '173-S%92 or 773-5504. 9-U~tc APPLES. - - - - ..... - - - - - - - - chard, State Route 689, Iocal- TWO BEDROOM home, llvlni BUICK PONTIAC od 7 miles northeast of room, dQUJW room, haD and GMC TRUCKS . POMEROY Wl!kesvllle. Phone ~lb4785•. ~ -~~lA! ~94 . .. ,,...,~ · ., -~NU!f'!i~ pup ~r pelletgun,alr~, '-!-"'!11~~--!!!!'!l..ol B,IH2tc · - Brownell-A...:;,~ilt.ort." · b)' . 1Couni1 'hllliii••r, . ilhll loclden, too!tt..uoi . ~ .• ' """-'' Ph. 9il2'9961 or 992-3035. wtlh •l*alli'· iir'liie Drat wr~s. !aldl~Wcbalrl,pic- Business Op-..,•nltle$ ----- .~~ -·--- balt year. Gorcion Jl Caldwell 1 Auditor or Mola:a Coun1;y • ' I I 9-I6-10te -- - - - - - - - - - - ,.WEEKEND REVIV AL meeting ~ atartlna: 11: 1Wall1 tbUe1 ,·, Sop' 18, lhru .,_, 21 _..... .. --t'"' ft"Uu ~ Rev. Leaaanlf1tta1 ap8aker, 19, 20, 2L Ber\'iees start at 7:30p.m. ~clal o!IWID&. : Evef'J(JDe welcCIIla. Rev. ftob.. : ert Searle a, paJtor. , 011 ! : - ---- - -- - - - tLLEN'S GIFT ShOI>, Corner j ot 681 aDd U4ln ReodaYIUo, bas r_....., Hours _ Frldly 1111 satunla)o, 1.7 P.& l &moiay, 1 • 5 p.m. 9-111-Ste 0 • ~------------WE WELCOME fOU to lhe 19111 • conferOIICt at Morpn cen.. ! tor G011J0i MloolonOiurchat Bidwell, 0 b lo, Route 1, whore WcN'Iey llaley Ia paoICII', Services alart Sop~ 24i 28 at 7:30 oo<h nJchl, All dly oorvleeo &omy, 5oDt. 21wl111 a baokeldlmoronthe......,..o aDd ~· IIIII ln lila allerj ...... with lf1tnn Timo •lnl· >oro lilat :rou boar over WMPO 1 ooch SunciQ.:n,. _....-wDI . lie lf\0 ftey, 0. G.' Kc~, . 1 1 no r a I lltMri........., Olarleatoo, w. VI. . . 9-1Wtc I I i' , ! ,j-·- ------------ Sop~ G\mSHOOT, SunilaJ, 21, 1 p. m. Prizet, bacon and ' llama. lklbby HW Farm. .' !1-la.atc -----------sapcom- nlc lurnlturo, grlllder, axeo, I"""' boolco, barbeque grill, lawn swlni, electric drill, lawn tools, and ma~otbermlscalSPORTSMEN laneous articles, New opportunity for the ,port,. On S.lurd Septe be 27 mind.d mon or womon to get In the ay, m r • field rhe., enjoy rhe r~~ost. 1969, beginning atll;OOP. M. We ho..... a limited number o' will be olfered ror saleangn.. opening• for the ambitious p.... on who would Ilk. ta Nap th. ..~ us•I amount of good qualicy word• of th. eYer inc:reaslrtg .. c:~ furniture and glauware, CCD- national ekplotlon. aisting inpartor: Olerr1Beclo YOU CAN EA.RN WELL OYER $900.00 PER MONTH IN THIS room SWte, maple beclr.o4m AMAZING BUT FUN BUSINESS. auite, cedar chest, desk, daY.. You do nMd at leost $16.47.50 to erwort, vlbratlrw chairs, oc- $3600 cath to 1tort. eaaioral chllro, leather lOI> colreelablawlthmotchllll•ncl tables, Motorola color ...,.. Write (tiYinsJ pho,. nu~nber) oolo televlolon oet, G. E. coiALL SEASONS SPORTING or televlaloo oet, black aDd GOODS CO. O.pt. 651 white portable televlolon oet, 7262 Natural Brhllg• Rd. G. E. stereo nella aDd record St. Le4111, Missouri 63121 player, offlce desk and chair, lour air COIKiftlonera, new G. E. automatic washer,G.E. For Sale or Trade rel'riprator, 30 cubic lootup. REMODELED .3 boclrlaht freezer, Elna cabinet NEWLY room htme, sitlated In load electric machine, reoldential area ln Middleea, book port. C<lmpleteJ.y c:a'lletod. Ill, silver 1ih bathe. Will CCBIIIder rosejewelry, lclentlal or !arm Pl'CJIIOIV ln llld laft1>, trade. Wlllarra..-floanc:lJ111. ny dlahee, For appointment phone 992chi.., re, pitch3600. era, shea, man,y 9-21-tlc vase , Dur'aiyll) twehe place table aervi , Dural)'te hold s, two solo of are, and IIWI¥ o#l r ·articles. Warren Pickens, Eucutor llradbord AuctlOD ~ C. C. Bradford, Auctioneer !l-21-3tc REMODI!;IJNG aDd general carpantry work, also palnll'Wo Grfl Roosh, pbooe 992-6039, !l-16-6tc _. A.pcTION - S.lurdoy, ber 21, at 10 L m. lD Cool'·.me, Oldo. We wDI aoll the porom.i properf1 formerlY ill tilt · - o( Mary ADder- Auto Salts lOll Bela, deceaHd, ia put 1966 CORTINA Erw!lob Ford, ao !allowo: Z_drculati!W !uol w ...r. aodan. $500. ,. Phone '-tlrt, ltand1, old roc~ 94.:.081, 11-111-Stc _ ___________ _ cbalra, blanlcot <bolt, bocla, ;rou111 bod, .:a~:!;.~olcl....... 2 ... beat- -------------- olcl pb<*lnPher'o olclorpn,eratD.e, 2 teliiPbane&, ehllcl' I trllllk, I'CIUIII 11111e. nice walnut Olt>,......, dloot or draworo, oratoal, drJ liM, ruaa. hJib real olcl....,lo, pitcl>nk:o PI••• <hila, ~ laQ, lllvef'W&J:'Ii, Edl- --.. W1~ .t-·-----·...::. ~· ----- -------------- SOLID STATE steroo,1969walnut stereo cooaole with 4speed -ker, 4-speed automatlc cbarwer. Balance due $68.40 Uee our time payment plan. can992-3352. !1-19~te -------------1958JEEP,4wheeldrtve,good conclllion, $750. Also 28 loot houoe traDer, I bedroom, •-o. •••o. ••u ~" -·-...ov l..AIU .... 9-l~tc Ue gas range, lee boX. sink aDd 15opllon waterlali<;aloo two 21'9QWICI bottle PI lanka aDd troller l'llrrace. S!oepo five aDd hao lots of storap area; ·11x10 attached awnl111 withpolesalldllU1llneo.Prlce includes No. 450 ReoliHclad level•- hltc:h,electrlcbroke, H"' safet;y chain. rear-vtewmlr- ------------ KANAU~~Il( . . -~ ., ' .. 4-8otfc •;:::::.:~~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ,, CIGARETIE VOI)III,. machines aDd service. ABC Elh'llrla•OWner B)do ot.o ioo ·~ •.,,..... ''"'"' ·Ma · on 1y11 upoi! ·.,.. p,llfia ontf 81 son, 7'13-5543. • W, VL DAILY CROSSWORD .t.OIIOSII 1. Hmfor Phone •c.:tftc.tton• tHt hiu "'"' ~. 'Arehtr.ct. ,.,_, "''"" !ho . ofll .. ...ol tho roro lor JCIUI' car, aDd traUer Jacke. Phone 992-.1815. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Tho tlfhl •• "-'~ •• tlw •~"1-~c HIRE, ·- -~bor .. -- bll!l• ow.. ••• •• n• •.id4ilf•:..i.r •nil' w·li•'l '"""' FOR --~"" .. 1"..... ~.-: _ _, ________ _:__ line, ceaapool:dratns·ttol2ullaw' his bid .~~ · . \1-lotf 'of wlde. Paul AlldorsOn, Ma11011, ,.,,.,,~,.1~) d,,, , , ·• W, VL PhonO '173-S788 alter ly - o f tt.•Molo• c,_,, NOBLE E-Fiat allo saxopllone. 3·30"" 949-3915 a-~Perfect conclltioo. f91; Phone . ' _,._ ' y...._.. ~·I H•pl..l. · Diester 985-3926• ""~c Oht• 9122 9/H 10/3 1 IHtc · . tlo21-3tc ..... c. C. BRADFj)RD, Au.u- 9/22 ti'¥1 10/6 tG/1~ ~tc 1968 SKYUNE Mobile home, 3 Coawlete Serwtce · ----·-----~-·+Phone 9411-382'1. . ' · ' ' · ' .., bedrooms, $300 a'"'taqo.w· paymenlo or lillY oiL< Pbcxoe ~c~ ... -lo ' ~ I90TIC& ' ' ·-. "'"·Ji:.. . ;;: ~1'11!~~ "" " 'i'lltiWiA~ '992-7296 ... 992-4971 . Crltt Ilnollarcl ..., locaiill'Iio -~ ~ !l-21-3tc • . ,, · .5o1oltc ........ . tiJ!il 'e l1'.lll , , . -----------.... -- .."ltllll'ot '... ·- - of Crow ~-'t'4" POTAToES. VIvian Maxey. Pb. REAllY-Mix ~CHETE ciell\'o =~ itr i ""'""'"-_,... , '~ ' · . " , . ' 'r""'ct. ...... ' . """"" .. r,t~Q, ...... ' ' " •~ fila .. . , .red ........ • .., .. .... ..., Y.lllll' 'h 1Jiil . . . ._-, CoolYIUe, 667-3737. , -------- ----- PrO;.o'.'tt~~.~~; Iaai.n .......... FURNISHED IIIII un!urnlohod apartments. Close to 1<hooL Phone 992-.1434. 10.18-Ue . -------------- ' .. ,.J·.:J;;,..;:. .. ' · . ., ,.. Ro.., ... ------------ -·---- &.Debate 10. Wol1 pointing 12. Kllldof mnalleap 14. oUlaD -rl 11. Atftnna- Unvote · - -lot, ::e·· new...,.. ·--the Red """' '"' c_,,.,.._ .....,,... , ... ------------ -------------- guntlpters '"i<"· """ ------------ \ . ' SMITH AUTO IALE$ ------------ COAL, LUMP, egg, stoker, mine nm. Excelsior Salt Worke, East Main St., p..,_ Help Wanted erO)O. Phone 992-3891. WOMAN to bab)'olt5hours Jolao. S.l3-tfc day throllgh Friday, Phone 992-3589. ~1-3tc FOUR ADJOINING loto on W. Maln St., P...ero.y, 200 fl. front, 100 teet doep, C0.11alnFor Rent lre .... U1o bullcii,., 501150 THREE ROOM apartment, comtwo story, one two-story plelely modern with built-In rrame, beth rented. Fonnerly kitchen~ .,.U 9ven and labia 9-2i.etp • hot aDd Gruaoer BodJo Works. Pbcxoe F..., , adltop uniti stainless steel sink 992-2053. mateo. Pll.· 9wm;,:Gec>. • ...._ l.lold IGr with dlspooal unlt, large lle111 peln ~~aoc~y,, bi.iM!Aobo q. ........ Jrba, , 9-2I-31e and large clooeto. NicelY clec8 RdoM HOUSE, 613 MIII Sl,, ""'~ Oldo. ' . • - ~c """ .........Oiillaltllt orated. can 992-2278 for IIPMldciieport, I'h bloru trom SE'Wm~MA:-7"~-:--:-· -~ : ~-~- ~ I>Ointment alter 2 p.m. the pool olllce. Inqul... at43t GUITAR BARGAINS-- One ex,,~ , , ~ Cillo. " ,, ' ~ 11-22-t!c . lro good Uled Greteh electric, Llneoln St. aorvlce,.,..~..~~ . ~~ ~· ~f. '~ 2 plckove; one moclol LG-1 NJ.,ttc 'I1lt Fal>rle.. .i,fcllnerpr;.,,· ~""i;--;.,-..,:..;..,. • FURNISHED three room~ ___ .,________ Aoaborlloof~ , SIIi•'rall · 'J,fi.;t:~'.:.J. ~·ft'· ,.,~ Glbomllat lq>, llke ment, shower, newl,ydecoratservice. We .' ...,.,. Sda· ,Jiml Ul_ . dltloo; one Framus 6-atrl,. I HOLSTEIN cow, JoltnJ: ed, 507 MW St., Middlepo;1. Phone 9411-2822, ooro. . . , ' ' a:.J9-ifc .• · · , ·• ·~,- v electric baas, new condidon; Phone 992-2792. ~2-t!c .~ · ·-·----,;:---·--:-·~ ~~ · '' one Now llarmOII.V baoo with .,-.;a~~ , ease, half price; one J.,U. SEPTIC tiloo e l - .Millar fOUR ROOM !urnlabod. apart52" PONY. S.nltati<in. Siftirt, Ohla! Ph.·, $75. Pb....247eae bass, extra good, with new ment, blth, adults alii ref. 662-3035. ' . . . ' lWe 2675. temer strlrws, cheap: one . ' ~ ' erencet~~, 114% Mulberry new S\l)ro ampllRer with !l-21-3tc Ave. Pl..,. 992-6698. tremelo and reverb; 2 speak1·25ottc era, 40 per cem off, Tnq Whlloy, 130 Lincoln ild., TRAILER LOTS, Ilclb's Mobile r ....l'01. Court, Syracuae, Ohio, on Slate Rt. 124, P"- 1192. 2651. .._ 11-11-tlc , ____ _________ ---·--------- .... Alyjl . . . ilou 1968 HONDA 350. Phone 992- AUTOMOBILE lllluranee been AM-FM radio, 4-speed cha~4. 9-17 -4tc cancelled? Loot yaur ""'ra• ger, 4-lpeaker sound system. - ~ - .-------tor's license? Call 992..2966 Balance due $85.42. Use our 1963 EL, 16 Coot Comal>&-IS-tk lime payment pian. Call 992che travel traller, $875,sall· 3352, 9-1 9-Stc contalnod with 4 burner bot- -------------- lcracdclorU. nar.. Al>dl-o. ""' -------------- Insurance -.- ----------· ""::~:-~ - . _ Not rt· - -------------EARLY AMERICAN stereo. ---------·- ---- ...,.orte~-- ~ 1966 FORD GALAXIE 500. 11-24-tfc Wrecked rear end. Must sell !asL WlU sell cboop. Good HALF RUNNERS and bunch runnlre conditioo. P bone boons. Plek )'OUr own, 'h. Chester 985-3988. mile below tbe Ravenswood 9-21-2111 ferry. Phone 84:1-2246. !1-19-llltc TWO FEMALE Ollbuabuas, - - - - - - - - - - - - - breeding stock, 2 pups, male, 4 GAME stags, early latched. 3 weeks old. Phone 843 • Breed, Hatci>-CiariaL Phone 2648. !1-19-Stc 992-66!2. 9-19-3tp ··· 18.WUJ.IIlne ettlronce '. ~·Cf,..,,'f(\~ ..,! , ~!!' ~~·!b:~~t'l~i,'}i ·.,11! · ~~~~~~====~~ L--------~--~--~21'~ 16. Beverqe 21.-- 1 22.- frequent .... IT.Klll!lof Jt.Btorln ·N-y M.-· ' Orlim DOWN 1.14ule lalJc 2.Konater 3.Belot1Pic toua f. Dressed to the5.Type meaaure 6.Cuta-7. Metal 8.Canon 19.Paper forms 20.Stum· - 22. Reeorda of a form four ordinary wonls. .., or Sher- - ~-·........ .... wood 39.0a.me pleee rtdge IJ t J 1·!~...:;;~~.:..~ l rI j fAISEY N THEY 811.1Cq>erla ... ... .......... ·- ..... ..--- :u. Fllh 17. At a distance 13. Rip Unscramblethe10 f'our Jumbl... one letter to each aquare, to sort ll.GenUy prment ~llJIMID~;-:t::.:::t:!::'.c 28.Jl&rlan 26. Self Z8. 0n blgh 31. Battle memento 311.~ .. 37. Glaclal freiP,t trains D.A.rah . .......... thedn:W- (lliiiJII II I']~ cu.- ••• .. ,.,.) IS. KulcDOte 18.Va 18.KetUo •• T!!Wii' ~ s....,.,.••, ·~ J•••I""': MU,YY . MOUNT QPHII . , . . _ · \ .\ ...ll'.-rt ilrlurr llat> 111'0 -a. ~ '" lfo-Min AT TMI COBtR 1' 1 \'\ I I" ·· ; '~- ~~. .. : �\ - • .\ ,, I • at' Y . - ~to u.. 'Ohio tho biaPt11!*1lold iet .. by ~- 1!> tho "'"'' Mt off state Routi!N tn Nl)rlllw~ F'rallldlo ~. A reoord lllllillel'ololllllbltOrt, ' 196, lellm~a.inUttflar,aro HI to wldoat cro11 aoelloa lit farm 'equij)ment anc1 luppllotl over .ellillbliecl at an 0 h I o farm . - . M)ICh of tho · ~ 'ment wlll bo operated In tho, •-llle WASHINGTON INEA) Debate is growing on whether tile end of the war In Vietnam will free large amounts of money for new fed· eral programs in the city slums, for the poor, the unemployed, tile handica!llled and for alr and water pollution, cheaper housing ana· transportstion. The answer, of course, is that there will be more funds available lannon-Vietnam projects. The catch, as presidentialaSJlotant Daniel P. Moynihan has suggested, is tllat moot of these to-be-available postwar dollars have already In a very real sense been obligated to existing programs without anyone having ever voted It so. Tbat is to say, that programs already in e:dstence will, In thelr "natural" growtll, absorb most of tile money as the VIetnam war leis it go. It II a curious tblng, but many programs have virtually indeltructable and unalterable growtll rates of their own, sometimes almost Independent of what eitller Congress or the ldmlDiotrallon might will. So, in a sense, the decisions on how this "new" money will be spent were made four, five, six and even 10 years ago. Tote some examples: In 111110, federal education programs were running at about t:1 billion a year. 11111 fiscal year the spending Is upeetocl to come close to "0 billion. In the period from 1964 to fiscal 1970, the manpower-emploJIIIOIIt programs Jumped from $'100 miiUon to an estimated t:~.S biiUoo. hom llocal 19116 to 1970 federal healtll pro&rama tripled from billion to '18.3 bllllon. Saela1 Security leaped from '13 billion in 1961 to almost W:ll!!l' t.oda)'. lil tile 1181110 . pefiod, other "lncGme ildtf" proCr8ms (publlc •salol..,.., unemployment ln.~. veterans' compensation IIIII penaiDDJ, federal em· ploye rotirement pay) grew from •12 billion to t19 billion. Adding topther only the programs mentioned above, ~this year Ulseal 1970) Is estimated at $43 billion ci'eater lhan It waa jUJt Ill< years ago in 1964. That'• an inereaae of fl billion a year. AI tllat rate, any VIetnam war savings would be eaten up In !OlD' yearl-01' less. Yet !IIese figures don't take account of a boat of other progranu, each wltll Its own almoot·lmpoolllble.-.aate growth rate&-government oal· arleo, for one. Tbese.ftlureo alao don't take account of tile demand for locreaaed bule miUtary spending to make up for some programo conoldered essential. but beld back !IIese past few-yearo to meet Vietnam war needs. · The growtll of tile major social programs over the past decade or so hal bull! In aD extraordinarily large number of men and women wltb a vested Interest In tllelr continuation and eapansion. No matter how bad aD ellsting social program is or how much better a proposed new program may lie, many recipIents believe (correctly or Incorrectly) they would lose by tile cllange. When aid programs alfect millions of people their fears about change and tllelr pressures for more of the same can exert a powerful eftect on congressmen who may depend on their votes. I ' ' • '' $ '' ' •'' ''' I, '' ' t'• Ib !.. WI •'• I J • ! ' \: J ) )• ' ) .I j r • Gtl I •h • .. Abl In uc~m~!Md tal at 10:45 p. ni. Soturda1. son. ... 1n the hasplShi sullered . facllll lacar-: · IT'S DONE WJTII MIRRORS. Usbt 81lure1 Ia a aew terminal Ia Dallu' Love Field alllport are anapellded from a dark brown cork eeiDDJi, bordered by a mirror, wbleh mabo !be eeUinc appear to be BoatinciD midair. By Aidmen Sunday Pomel'<Q' emergency qw1 aniiW1!red two calls !UnThe day. The first, at 10:50 p.m., was cor Lorllln Aelker at the Clar. ence Jordan rellldence on Route 143. Aelker ""s removed to Veterlllll Memorial Hospital where he was treated for a lacerated chin and released. The second call was to the Barhera coates residence, Pomeroy Rt. 3, at 11:40 p.m. for five year old llelnz Cosies Who wsa taken lo Veterans Memorllll lloepltal where he was admlllod as a medical patient. The Pomeroy Fire Dopar!. ment, answering a call to SJ>rlnl Ave. at 11:01 Sunda1. learned It waa a false alarm. (Continued frCIII pogo 1) Women•o Qdl4 Will crltlcol ....UIIon, lllable to. telll to Communist Chino's day-to. meet · at 7:30 p.m. Wodneoda1 dQ.Wrs, tnrormed East European sources said toda.Y. Neither at the Trlnlt;y Unlted.Church of Sonlot nor Pekll8 olllclala wOIIld conllrm the report. Neither Chrlot In l'omeJ'0¥,1beFrlend. would thay de91l~ b' Circle, as holt group, wUI Moo, 76, last made a reported public appearance In Pe~ pro- the Pl'OII'am. MQ 19, ~ 10,000 peraooa Peklng' radio said were atbdents of bl1 tlloolhl- 'l1lo broadcast said he was "'beaming with health." The More illvol--.. ill Lao. revealed WASHINGTON - CITING AN INCREASING alii dlsturbiJW U.S. mWtary IIMilvemelll In Laos, Senate Democratic Leoder Mike Monlllleld called toda.Y Cor an Immediate holt to all)' oddi· Uoallli..,.eaoeo In U.S. peroomel In Southeast Asia. In a -lal r_.t to tho Senole Forelan Relations Comml'teo, lfulllleld said bla recent two -week trt, to Southeast Alia allowed h - or Amorlcana lave boen killed as a result ot a •teod1 U.S. ~In Laos. He said the lmolvement has reach- In a• JCll :II" I<" = ~ Two Defendaofll Fined by Court T11o dofoodanto were fined IIIII WUbur Barnett, 34, l'l>me1111 a lldrd forfeltecl two boadl l'<Q', was fined ~ anc1 oollta for In I'IJmoro&' llfa11ll' Clarleo Le- running a rod llibt. ~ T""i!ht _. T...odoy hpt. 22-23 "WIIP• ~AGLE!s DA:RE" (T och~l,.lor) Rlchisr11 Burton Clitt..~- f,..,...--' ' SHE)W STARTS 7 PM ~ I, aanor Bodlmer, Middleport; Meda Ml)rrla, Pomeroy. Diseharges Schoonover, Elva Dal101, Clarence u.yman, Eleanor Gordon, Eva Alward, Corl Schultz, Jr. SJnda1 Admlaslons - OOelda OIISe, Middleport; Wllilam Salurda)' SHOES FOR BOYS AND CATt:HJNG LA!IIP1!:.!!1 •• eellllle llh, til req,..._, 1111111e ., J1ndMr. ne Iaiii· seUIIoJ ·• · ~a101 preja eater ·q~ •1111 •• th .,., •• till!, . . . ·UO lfappetl. . , ~.lnPorrlo Jtland, S.C., ollld ~ she believe• bl1 leaers lndlcale ha wao to death In the 1tocklde far t'hisattltuLte." lllra. Jooe L. Cclncepclm, 20, said atteq~ta by her a!lm'De7, Coarad 4-m. to pin ' detail• ourroundl,. the daoth ot tho 19yeaMJid Morine hive been abfllllll'd olf by mWIIr)' aulhorlUeo Who 11J tho report;.. ed -~~~.. otU1 Is under Grubb, Mldoll~; llonaa Hall, Pomeroy; Corrine Mcl>anlal, Cheahlre. ll\mcla1 lllachergeo - Thomas Hemessy, Doma Walloa, Ivan Lane, Donald SprQ~e. Market Report GALLIPOLIS, OHIO, Solurdo.Y, Sopt. 20, 1969, SALliS REPORT ot Ohio Vall01 Livestock Co, HOGS - 175 to 220 1bo. 25 to 25.60; Z20 to 250 lbl, 25 to 25.50; Li8hl 22 to 25; Fat Sows 18 to 22; Slap 16 to 20; Boon 16 to 18; Sowa r. Plgo 65 In 100; llooala . 8 to 20. CA.TTLE- !lteer8 22 to 29.-· 60; Hellen 22to 27; llab7 Beet 24 to 30; Fat Cowo 18 to 21; Cannot• 15 1n 20; ·Bulla 20 . to 25; MUk Cowl 100 to 200. 21 "' es24to calvee2UO VEAL ==l: :lllodl=·~ ·~ Now Is The Time To Select Your Coat For The Cold Months Ahead! 'EXcellent Swimmer' Drowna ''I heW Just two reaaona r.. not belleYing th..... Mra. c-tpclen .ollld at har home. "He wu ·111. ixeeUent awimmer aDd he ·ln'Ote me that lhoy examlnoro liFe reportecl tho youth 4ecl frt:D 41&celdeotal drowninf' _.., dll)'o before ihe body w~ed Jul,y 5. No odler . . Oil WBB made awllabli, "II oiOoon'l IOUDII rllht he b1JW thare Cor II..., day1 nil·no one u.whfm," she would' thue a diffflf'etu:e In llfttH.,. tlie front and logo of a glnJffe? BOOK HO!!RS NOTI:1l A-The front lefl'l appear The Molp Bookmobile will to be loqor tllan the hind be at tho Middleport Ubror7 on01, but tftey are all the until 4:30 p.m. ~ and on IIIJDe lenitbTueodof, Weclnelda1anc1ThursQ-,Wiult II the 1Malllng day from 9 a.m. In 4t3ll p.m. Q ,~y<!> 0 ...-!> 0 • .,.,, \9 y .-': - · , ,. " . ,., 0 1969 PRICE 10 CENTS -------------------------- o~PV tY. ·1- I' . 0 J!t a!OPPER DOWN - Brian Donoher, 43, Centan, craahlancJed tblo heliCGJIIer on Burnett Rd., at 7:60p.m. Monday, when It ran IU of ps ID llil!lt ot tho GaWa-Melp Relloaai Airport. llolloher was nat inJured. The ~ Ia ~ to bo taken to tile Ahron-Centon Airport for repalra. A 43-y--dd canton -..Ji>.. f4dpmeot Co., was in li&bt of mUe west of the new Rt. 35 - - CCllllP8D1 pilot WOI antn. tho lillllla - Meip Reglooo1 bJpooa, "' Kanaup.. jured llondoJ evening hlo Airport when tho 'copter rao Tbore waa moderate damage hallcopter ron out ot pa and out of pa. Danaher IDIIIO(IIld he had to craih-land tho ehop- to set tile maehlne - to tho helicopter. The left landperatKanaup. lloou8h a head bump - · ing wu broken IIIII tho Aportlonoftho 'l1lo Hlallwa.Y Patrol allld In the edge of a coraflel4111oag illrneU Rd., two.lenlho of a tall IIIOIIIbly wao broken otf Brian Jlolllher cf tile Danaher rlal>l--. and lloe latl dte••lllbod, Ito~ lpl'-'ad. Donlher, ld ....., byllllpe. aplkll a houri- In a ............ 1ro1 .. to r.e~upolla­ BrUilanl, Oldo, --~ was - 11. - ot StaoboavWe. Middleport in Money Squeeze Propose Utility Tax the communlt;y, Zerkle allld, IIIII Qw-les BYer In ~r In hla OJ)Inlon should be aa. Maintenance !IJpervlaor IUood a fee omually for be- Harold Chaae lhll """"~ permitted to operate In the Chase wlll be lnotructecl to coiiUWIIit;y. la1 otf empiQ)Ieo worl<ln81n ltoe Grate will e<nler with Fultz several aperatloaa of tho .U. on tho poaslblllt;y IIIII rep>rl lqe ot whleh he Ia In eharge. beck to council. Council qreecl 1o JMW on]j< Council dllcusood also a pro- more time at tho cerneiMpoaaiiD plaeo an oparatlngi0¥1 leo lhli-fall anc1 to emplQ)' before valera of tho town. SOY- on]j< oae man 111ere lnotead ot ani oounc:llmen lndl.- thlt two, l wu qnod aiMI ·ID .. :... sthowed no w.: 1 of'"'"': talno. :._r ~lao tnok out an Ul'lllllled latler ohefoundinalde tho wallet. II bepa• "'I Juot wa11t to tall you tha~ 1 mllht (Cont!nuod on- 8) una 0: o SAIGON (UPI) - u. s. 11521 PRESDlENT NIXON GAVE Ute ao-ollead tediJ for buildlnrr ID Amerlcon a~peraoalc transport (SST) draiiPod bundreda of tDo• ot ~ .toGIIY near tile Demlll~· of eareylng up to 300 poa_. at apeodo of 1,800 ml1ea an hour. Tha Pre.._ told.reportars bo wwld allk larlzed ZCine (DMZ) to prevent cor . - •98 mWion In devolopllllllt lunda wldeh · 101 North V181111mese Wlltra1 , Uoa loto border poeltklnl bewlll 1111 -..I CGDIIructlon of two leol modelo. The lloelriB fnl ¥acMed by u. s. Marino 'l1lo o1or1 and ..,. _ half Co. of Seallle WQ.J build u-. arlllltl7 unlta. To lho ooulb. flrame homo cf lllr. and lolra. 'l1lo preo!W lldml!led lho 6Uidt wen-~ for rpm-at Ioree& lhallal'ed a Jamea E. Rwoaall ... Slfa&y ..... plfJIOIMII, llrt he aald he docldod to ~~~~- wllb lbo Silojjb v._,..10 lrrqular Cnok llold near Cheahln wu ,...,., Cor whleh mora tban half a bUUGD of foderalfllnda al.daltrDyocl, 1110111 Ill con"'!"'11 hal been opeal, becouoet''lwontthoUIIIIod Slate• to·laid 111111. ·C'<iiDn•nlrl•oa repOrlod ..,. · In ·• Gre early toda1. \ 1111 -ld In alr tranaPort-.. ~ llabt flllollnl In Sculh 1'ommJ lllrit, ullatam Mid. druga 6al platy . Vlolaam Yonolay IIIII ~. A diOPDl't Flra lllplrlmelll ehlel, IIDOiioillban said thlt In tho · said Mr. Ruaaall hod 1'fllllmed IEGO, CALIF. - THE GOVERNMENT'Sc..-11 laqilt e1aa11 repOrlod Conulll- homo IU'CIUJid 4 a.m. aflar lak11111181llnl hal turned up liiUe but- IIIII un1t1 near tho G a - ing hlo family to Mblllalliplll about dellll'l croaU,. tho U. S. - Maxlco - . . border ldlled IOY811irretlllan to vlalt relatlvea. Ruatall waa lbo policy ot cat-1>741" and per....._,.penon - 62. Four - - 1D .._t In , MWk Ill a taw . Ill- Into Ita lldrd 1101. t11ore were delll)'l of up tO Ill< ......, 11111 .., · lllao were-- bolita and dHidad to 1111 to a ID1 traffic Jama beeked up Into Maxlco at pobltl. 111. res1auran1 for - . . , . to eot . fJ'reuary ~t olll<ialt said U, S. CIIIIDml A&onla Tbo lrroiUlafl, with tho aid .•. - lhan ID bed Upon hla IIU"ehed 418,181 pel"l<lllll at 3 1 - ..... ''opercit lllblar-'".cwaloer - · and n111m within on hour be found IIIDD lnloreept" wao 9lndt1 w1111out flodlnB a llitlle ' artmea7, ldllad 35 Cllmmllllllt ti.o homo lllfl'ljuano IDIIaler. ·' IOidlera Ia tho fllhl near a Ia IJames. Tbo root had 11. ~ but ...,..., eaved ln. ..,._were I Retidenll lltoo'd from tlaltpr than ball llio lbltb VItiealltd It 5:12 LiD. ·. JIARRISON, OWO - A TRAC'tOIM'IIAILER ~ aat ala · - ..,.,..,. Wll 1111 out Tbo RuaiOila had reetllll1.r tclldalde wel&b statloa nlar blre """' l•kfl8 a tlamDiobloo ot ao:tlon. ......,.led lho home. Ceuea of IIIII laqe ehemlelll. Some 400 , . _ In I half....U. radlua Aultrallan foreoo reported a lbo' blue Ia 1dnown. Lola of 0119-,(0raed aw11 from lbolr bontao, The ehemlcal, (molbjol 11\l'starioul blcDI "mer. tbo bauM a n c l - WOI 011lllfi'calltalll, Wll earrled Ill - - · u part~=-tho - ; - - had boon ...... Vliot II...... to bo - - ,IJ,. ........ Chemlelll Co. of Taxu Cll1, 1D lho eo.w 1111111 qaloll thalr traopo 000 ancl$16,000. B. L llll Poet pllnl at Ballo, W.Va. . Ill l'buoe ,.., _.,.., lit had Seroral ot tile Diivw llaorlll lllll!tecl ·- . . tv Aua'JIIuman of OklahOma CII;J, ~ hl,l. ~· Wwtam tftllao ......... Who called blm . 'lllrlll ot Moore, Olda. ..._.. "' ........... III!Uon lale Yonthe ··Phantom hiker." ... he CGqllalnlnl or dlaiii!Ht and ....... 111e q,to ~ Wll ·-ted In actual combo! .. RjlrOi aald ""'1111 ...... \"' .&liiniwro !'1111'8 •• "-, ' nO me IS Bu ..ned CGaan•• t- of,.,_ - . > . .. I ...ec, '*Dfll- -•lfod . For:eM ._ - . Ta.rani._- open-· *"" ~ =· ~· .,• - en14ir1Creea ellld~Jo!i~ .., ..... N~ ID'or Gene Grate to contact Solicitor Bernord Fult> oa the poslllblllt;y ot a ·tu on ullllt;y compenleo oerving tho comrnunl\1. Every aleh utlllt;y In Elder}y M8Jl fs fniured ",1 w..- ·~' ' ~ .' -tl ad. OliUid nat be placed before vot. there cor tho remainder of tho tho llllortage of <porallq ..... art before 1970. ;rear. One OJIIPio.Ye latd In lho 1o1m. CCiuneUman Clifford Slumho oa Frlda1, leaving a.aae 'l1lo bid of tho Clll..... Naallld Mlddlep>rt Is operating olx ._, It was reporlad. for lho....,..llead under ·tho same budget tllot It To a11ev1a1e the flnlllclal ..-tV - o1tuaM •lbo aldid 10 yooro aao, IIIII In tho prea..re, councU Iaiii nlsfotvot. 101 behind lbo Dudl07 Florllt face of riling cooto In all ell- ed to borrow $5,600 from tile shop _ , .1 aceoptecl. 'l1lo .u. rectlonl, tho oommunlt;y Ia un- IIODOral fund togolotollle- lqe wlll lear tho IIZUe- · der a handicap. mol.._,.e fund IIIII $1,400 ture, -~~~~~~-II was qreecl to take lmme- In go Into tho ceiiU!Iery flmd. poaalble, IIIII wllllurn ...-lbo dlate economy lllaJ>• 1n labor "' • part ot tho ~. 1o1 to t11e - . Tho....., 1n p81rolla of the village anc1 Mill'· councll had to ,Us leglollllan Olcloanp, WUI tho o111qo · llonal- rl-c0 caru.:; .Good ·l•n ... • ~~':st.:!.!':; I "'* or c. o. Flaher appointed a to aupplemelll tho apprqlrla.- • lot • tho ..... "' liMe ~ Froderlck Krider, committee composed ot Cclun- tiona for tho Joot, Fllll'lh Sta. 'l1lo olllqo In ae76, !lrracuse, was traatecl for cllmen Zerkle. George Baker 'l1lo mon., being bofJOWed (Contiluod oa I) bQurles cf tho left arm IIIII rllbl hlp llondoJ aflarnoon at- '71. • .J_ fer wolldlllloto tho aide of. ~ lJ~jarleUa ear on Houle 124 near the !lrraeuao Pork. Ac......U,. to S!erlff Robert driven by Duckworth of !lrr•cuoe. lit walkod IU'CIUJid tho rear of tho Duckworth car Into tho lido of the ear drttl!" b1 llalneth Dwlsfot wmlama ot near lloade. Krldv wu traateclin t11e ot. lice of Dr. llopr P, Dullels "' I'OmeiQJ. ~· to tho lido ol lho car driven tv' WUllama were •llliht. I from tho _ . t fund _ " a r11e of rour per ..... - wiD 001110 frcm a $l.f,IGO pneral !lind ourplul willA ... boon aar-"*1 tw molnteniDco In IJ70, IIDIICIWlnl will nm thlt flolll oext yar llllle11 - - be made. - - be modo wltlalt ~~ 111come hal oat been .........._ Tboy-·-1111!, ..... ~.- --..· f1'~ ·1n ;Jbol,..,.' · llloiY1>elliiH"'IIItll' tle;fWIII!I4 . mlliaalp ~-~~~r:-~ · i 1111 ..-..- lboo to CillO tile.:~~ touchlel Coomcll l'rellldenl JoliO Zor- ·be - . I · also fib houri at tho COftlllllllllt; 4unp fer Willi polioo ...,.._ :" ~ thl Ia lU wallet_. Ide reiJieltecl <;lerk • Treu. pointed out tllel IUeh I levy ancJ to have onq <110 emplQ)'e IIIII i11an1 of WASIIINGTON - . Copter Crashlandi; in Kanauga Cornfield wh:hr .,.,., ...tmerko to beflnt '· ,• Aid. .;It he waa mlsalfll, why didn't tho1 look him?" "I believe theyforbeat him to Hard prosood for operating d ... ml1bo In tha br'• .. sh lUnda In tho face of rlllinl ea-. "'' e COBIB Middleport VIUage ofll. a ald. ·"He alwa1s &al aloow clals' wlll tnvestlpte lho poac':."e~" . placed lllbUIIy ot le¥7ln& a ullll!y tu ePC on a on ullllt;y !Irma cardbiard box In her lop ani 'Ibis wao ~ ot oevoriii1U8bepo · ~ lettero her gelllona lolonda)l ni8hl when buobanl wrote dally from Middleport VUiage CCiuncU met Porrlo lsla!ld. In reaular oeelllon and found Uoe>Plalnod Wallet "Tallo loak t hi wall ~ MVoral lunda overdrawn 0 1 0 __ , ..~· " al- lllne and a hI If , DMZ Hit Br BomL:i.m -'• recndt. II- Ill home an;ytlme. ~ ~'o •tructcw « ILIM!niiOl'y per sOft.. no! bill Jlh1slcally obuood tho •-'*··. llel'.ritr? A-'Georgetown Ualveralty, fOilDded In 1789," at WaahiDgton, p.c. ~ Mahon, who told physlclaDI boipre he di8JI Sundt¥ that he had boon beolen because he couldn't keep "' with lither recrulll. Marino lnveotlptan uld Moa!,la1 Melson dtecl of a ktdluQo ailment 1111 drill .... lnveotlpllon. - ...... him.'' The Marlnel ~ contllluld ~ wao at Porrlo their lnvoeUpUoa Into llle lalu4 lilllY fh" days thla death ot 1'>1. sta(ahan F. ·when the Marines ~u miss~ from hla barrack&' Five days la!er the mUIIat)' said oblo bod,y waa found Ia . 1 creek behind a barr1oka building. The US. l!larlne Command at tile tralniiiC(bue allld medical , Marae •• 23:1;,, 22.25175to to28.86; GIRLS at- (IJPll- The Come 'I'o Elbc;rfelr/3 J1U$J Ready ·To Wear PT. PLEASANT U your ears are sensitive Corl - - 11125 lo metal - aay kind, lncludeach an ebupo of clll- IDC gold - and you love to . lurtdi!C lho peace ancllnlaxlca. wear &1101e very 11 1D" fUp· Donvor Pole. Jr., 27, oa earrlngo, put clear nail Raelae, WOI fined $100 lllld poUoh on tile part of tho earancJ WOI - e d lo riDe tbal IDuchoo the ear. It the acldo In lhe dau 111 Jail '"' ehariiU wiD from your ean. "' driYini While lnlaxleatecl, MEIGS THEATRE ~~~:~~~:~;~:~=:~~~~~~=e!:~~t!:~:1 Q-,W'hich II the 114tion'l o!Urt •Romcm Catholic UIJi. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Salurda)' Admlasions - EL LIVESTOCK SALES CO. PI'. PLEASANT, W. VA. Solurdo,y. SepL 20, 1969 HOGS - 175 In 220 24.40 to 25.25; lloavlee 2US to 23 .• 80; Ll&foll 22.75 to 28.75; Fat 22.25 to 24.75; 1looro 16 to 17.35; Pip 10 to 14; Stnek Slloato liY lid. 15 to 20. · CATI'LE - SIHro 20.75 to 26,25; llelfan 18.50 to 22.50; Fat Cowo 18.10 to 20.60; Cannon 14 to 17.211; Bulla 22 to 25; Stock Colli Ml caJy. Solurdo,y ......... ~ TEACIIEltS OF .MEIGS, JACKSON ANDVINTON,Counlleo "'""""' the membership of Al»ha !lmlcron Chapter of Jlella llll>lla Gamma Sororlt;y whleh met for a dinner oeeston In Pm!eroy Monday ovenlow at tha Trlnlt;y United Cbarch of ..au-to~ otncers In charge of tho llrot meeUow of the fall - IGII pic-.,.. front row, from left, Mra. Eother D. Moerller, Wel)otonlllou!el, treaourer; MlooAnnoMoudeFebrman, J.ackoon, prellldont; Mrs. Edith Hof!mon, MrArthar,llroh1ce prnldent; back """• frCIII left, Ml11 Cerolln Smith, PC111&to¥o oecond vice presl-, IIIII Mrs. Martllo Huotod, Pom&rO)', secretary. 1961, anc1 • dau&ltter, Luelllo. Funeral Wricea wiD beheld Tuoodof at 1 p.m. Ill tho Ew. ing ChQel with tho Rev. BID Perrin otllcladJIII. 11ur1a1 will Jamoo Doaohew, 90, a fo/· be In Grove Cemetery. mer resident ot -~. died Frlenda may can at tho fllner. SHEEP - Ewll I< Llna. ~ to 10; Stock Ewel 4 lo. 10; Fal ~ 5 to 10; CUlla 1 to 5; lluokl 5 to 10; Fat Wllhoro 5 to 10. LAMBS Topo ·25.60; Seconds 22 to 24; 1Jab1 wta. 18 to 22; Common II to 20, ••tUaturbbw p~ona.•• ..... - drGwnod QUICK QUIZ SOiurday In tho Llnonln .If&. mortal lklapital, Cnlmnhua. !mvtvorolnclude a sm, Ken. notb, DI,Yion; t11ree douslrtera, Rulh Woodrow, WeotarvWe; Katllryo Graham, Cloanrlllar, Fla., anc1 Marpret ~~. (4. lumbuo, IIIII t11ree lll'andehll- YORK or a Marine recndt II- u 1ecldeiUlly llo .... pncedod In detlh tv bi1 wife, Mqllle, m Oet. lt, VEAL CALV!iS - Topt 38; Seeonda 32 to 31; Medlam 28 to 32; Com. r. liVe. 25 to 38; CUlls 20 to 25. .Pt I( NEW Dies Saturday •u News•.. in Briefs ed wUI aolllot 'llewera ID HOilW tho Sciuii\<Pialo. · allons and a strained back. Her CODIIItlon Ia tCI<irtecl •• ll1IOd. dren. James Donohew $:: ... ~ TUE~ ".,..:~- ·1 Cf-4 ~R 23, POMEROY-MIDDLEPORt. OHIO Probe Death Of Marines 7- ' Deootetl To Be lnterwll Of The Meigs, ------------------------------------~----------------------~ · oration. · lm!lroved procodutoa ollht with uuurles 11111tered ln a two • Clr, two 1~ ate accldenti in Jack BOll County~ Mrs. Lolo A. Se,ymour, 22, R~ J Walltton, 011!1 her dousbter, 'flmmr ):.ym Seymour, 4, were admlu.i'to tho .hoopltalal 10:15 p.m. Saturday. Mrs. Se,ymour sullered a fractured rfllhl arm, laean. lions of tho .-ce ancll.Urnolll>Jurles. Her dau&bter received a fractured tllhller. Condition reports lids morning listed Mrs. Seymour and her dausbter'a coMltJ.on aa eoocL · ( · Mrs. Ruby Jirvll, 33;·Jkio- ' Br RAY CROMLEY NEA Washington Correspondent ' ''' '' VOL XXII NO. JIO ~ War-Freed Funds Already Tied to Existing Programs 1I . ~ !oakex<Citl-n,>~ 111t ...... Ia -"""' tobedrf- · er- ii.I.U..a more oultabli cor haneol' anc1 dey!Jw lhan II hat Ia prior yearo. 'l1lo corn dl')'lni area will be lllti'ot, with moro deyera Ill ap. Thrae peraonoworeadmlttecl to Holoer Medical Centor Solo- RAYCRDMLEY .I ' Three Injured In Accident 1'1&111: lla1h)' Gladlolberpr, !lmlJ1 GI'Qio, Dreoma RaM1n, Sharon ' - • • dnlnlmaJorelle;RIQyanno Th111111m,Joumle Cla1 IIIII Pam Misner. KYGER CREEK MAJOIIETI'ES - 'l1lo 19119 • 7ll KJaer Creek HIP School maJorettes, pictured here In front of tha Ohio Valle,y Publlsh~ Co., omce In GaWpolio, ere, lei! to .anil ~... 91AIE<l-'ca. '' \ � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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