https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5ccdc1db3af201182da17ca180253052.pdf 2844538e64598a1323ae17297360b566 PDF Text Text '· ' '' ' ' ' '. ' e Amazin' Fever,~~VC Attack Policy · fly non STI.:II'AIIT N(o:w YOUK 0 11'1)- 'Mle New " \ {ork "lets better noc Win 1114!' Nalloml Leaguej)Onnant. , , U the) do, U10 diy will have . ' IG rebuild Shea stadium. If they dn, the New York newopapera will have lo Invent new ad,loctl,veo. And If !hey ever win lhe World SeriesWednellday nlaht aU the Met• reaU)· did was clinch the Eastern DIYisionchamplonahlp, but the throngs at Shea Stadium, and llli!J>Oiedb blase . N!'W Yorkers reacted in am.ewhat ltrarve ways. At Shea, when Joe Torre of the St. Leuio Cardinals hit into I double Jl)a)· to enl lhe game ' 1"!1 sive the Mots lhelr 6-0 .. •lctory, ltyaiA!rlo oet ln. The ployero Red 1o the <anwaraUve oafecy of a dre&atrw rQOitl where they mlahtweU .. have. drowned tn cbamP&BRO, .. leaving their ploysrountl to dollriOUII tbowianla who dug .., the turf, slid into baaea, · ocrawled Qlllbels .over the . 1!atla ani cOmbed- and feU 11111"""11'"' ol ca..OV81' WSAZ-TV, ~ to almolt llllll'llihlnalxlllddl-'otaro ... stand. "At .. Mr. Cartocm'•" personallnvltatloD,KeniQrBJer, Trtua Glbba, Scott Fraser, Johmle Jlyer, Wu Slmou ani Joe AlllhcJov wW be m the Thunday tp.m. PI'CIIIr&DI- tholr raward for otq. 1111 o backyard carntvall'llr criJipled chUdreli. The carntval Wll 'ulta a succosa wilh ~0.24 boliV rall8d. They'll prooe• t be -~ Ill Mr. Cartoon on the - · The a... OiarloaSimonawtllac-thechildreotolfuDtlngtoo ond take !hem to a McDoaald place aflorward for a - t . RED CROilS DISASTER SERVICE '""""'tal n>al enlbuslum in Thelma Barton campbell, llelp Iacher, who a ..tated llood vleUmJ at Qarlutteaville, Va. earl)' th11 month. MrL Camilbellla not new to Red Cross work. Sbe baa been on on-the-lcene disaster worker for the orpnlutlan all "' ani down the ...at as the hurrlcaneti have otruek for the paat 30 years. SOmetimes It wasas&full-timeelliJloye ol the Red Croa1, but rn&DJ times &I a reserve. WIH!n MrL campbell received a call alter Camille struck ohe Dew !rom Columbus 1o Vlqlola ond will! other Red Croao workora sot .., headqoarlera in a school. From tllera the wheel• of Red Cross turned, not on(f in provldirt~ the immediate and omarpncy needa or the unfortunate !amUies but also the proceaaea ~ pttiug the famlllea re-eatabllahed In homes and to ...,, dqree back to their nonnol r!llllnes. ID talldiV with Mrs. Camilbell, lt'BIIIIJIU'O,.tlal the work holds a speda1 aweal tor her. Sbeevenreftected on her service , Ia Meigs Coullcywltenthe 19370oodatruck.ll was CliO Gl her lint aulsgnmetU as a dlaasterworkerwltbthe American Red Cross. .But as with aU orpntzatlons it takes money lo operate. GlviiV CtltlttsfromconcernforotllersandtheMelga Coullcy OlaPter of lhe American Red Cross atill has not provided ita &hare of money for !he Horricane CamWe YlctlmL Red Cross spent $15,000,000; the Malgs County assesament has l'>een lncreaaed to $600. CGmibuUona may be mslled to Red Cross, Mulberry lleightl, Pclmeroy. MAllY ANN BECI!TLE, AN EIGHTll srader at the Lockbourne Air Force Base School, has beenelectedahcmeecani.ng queen attenlsnt. She'll partlclj>aiAI In ceremonies at the Frhtay nlgbt game at LockOO!me. Mary Aim, daugbtar or T, ~ani Mrs. John Bechtle, attended school ID Mlddleport last year while residlrt~ he<e with her gra""'""'•s, Jack and Euvetta BechUe. PERRY E. KENNEDY WAS SCIIEDULED toundergosurpry tills miii'Ditw for a knee injury, Hefractoredhia knee while ploy1111 r~ at the Camp LeJeune Marine BOle ani ellil<'cts to be bo!llitallzed fer at leoat a mcxtb. Perry is conllned to the U.S. Naval Hospital Ward 9, Camp LoJeldle, N. C. 28533. He Is Pre. Perry E. Keunecly, 2522176, son of Mr. ond Mrs. O!arlos D. llelllledY of Rutland. TIDNGS ARE A LIITLE QUIET at lhe Geor;o lleckett Jr. : houaoheld - - · with three or the famlbo o11 to college. Last week Linda be!llln her freshman year at the Untversl· : ty of NCII'th Caroll1a. Slle's a physical education major, BUt is : a soplunore at C&~&oWestern Ruene at Clevelalw1, and Rose Marte Ia ID her Juntcr year of pre-med It Ohio &ate Unlversi\Y. Thla week Rose Marie is seniDg aa an orientation advisor at &ate. Abo with three in collqe thla year are Mr. ani Mrs. Gene llarriL KID Ia a aenlor at Ohio state and his sister, Naney, Will . ..l--..llore.lfar:lor!ethlo-k.t-lotea·herpa1cblllrlc lrll!lflll It tbe Southeastern Ohio Mental Health Center, Athena, 'aDCI aut week enters her senior year at the Holzer Med· lcal Center Sehml Gl Nurolqr. < Club, WEDNESDAY FRIENDLY NoJPbors Club at 'l'lllrtlday, 7:10 p.m., home Gl the home Gl llrL Leoa life- llrL Carl lilddey with Mra. Knllbt, Wedllotlday, 7:30 p. m. Dooald Pulnam, co " IJostess. LADIES AUXILIARY, Lewto a!lcerti WIU be IDitalled. lfanley Peot 383, Amorlcant. POMEROY CUB SCOUT Pack 24 rtoo. 7:30 Wednesday nllht at· 8. cubs ani webolos, 7:30 tile heme or Mrs. William L. Thuroday,IOOF hall Smith. lluoa are payable. FRII!,AY OlDO ETA Pm Olapter,IIOMECOMIRQ dance Friday Silma Pld Scnrlt;y, 8:15 p.m. nlatlt at the Melia Jontor IUgh Wedllotlday, Columbua and sou- auditorium la PCIItlOrqy folloov. them Oldo Electric eo. I!Vthe Melca·NeliiCIIIYillefoot·woMEN'S GUJUl., ~ ball ..,... JQa wW emeee; Unlled Cbureh or Christ, 7:30 dance starta at 10 p.m. Eveeyone. welCCitlle. =..~ ~le, WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION, 6 p. POMEROY • MIDDLEPORT m. potluck With tlloae Llono Club W-tlday to taka tbolr 01111 IaUnlled Olurch. ble ttervlee ani a ecwered dlJb. 11 orqy. • !poker wW be lira. TIIURSDAY Sdtes, C4mmunlt;y Action ~ ttlll'ae. lioalesaeo, ROCK 81'1!~ Gr-, 8 lira. Rldwd Vatllhan, Mra. ~·:~:.at lba haD. Elee- Ed &nllb, Mrs. Fntlelo Aodor, ....,...,__ _""!"'11 - Mra, LoulaSouer, anlMrL Jack Salterflald. =-'II Motb..u MEIGS SATURDAY COUPLE'! DANCE at Drew . Webster Pool, Pcmeroy, S&turdaJ, 9 p.m. to 1 Lm. SQUARE DA.~CE saturday at the ~· PlaiDa G r a d e Sehool, 8 p.m. to 12lllldnl&ht, .......-ad by ~s Plalno c-miOII\Y Club. Music b1 Francia ADI:rew•sbancl; caller, Robert Pickett. HIGH SOIOOL DANCE par\)', with the JQa, S&turda~ 8:30 p. m. tG 11:10 p.m. at Melaalllgh Sc- auditorium In Middleport, ~n to pobltc. Jack Deneuve Potor Lawford CHUBASCO (Tochnlcolor) Richcwd Egan Chri otophor Jonn Shaw Starts 7 PM NEW HAVEN- llrs. JootPIIuO MJiJ.Or, N011llevan, W, Va., aiiiiOIUICes the e . _ . . . ~her dall(lhter, VIola ~ to Mr. Dory! Stumbo, 1011 of llr. ond Mra. Clllrord Stmnbe of Middlfiport. Mloa Miller 11 II liracl~ata ofWahaml HJah Schml and CabeD-HIDbogtoo Se- or X-lloy 'NchnCIIGIY, and abe alao attended Marahall University. She is preseltly-lofed at llleiga General Hoapltal, Pcmerey. Mr. Ia a sradiBte of Mlddleport HJah School al>l attenled Kent State Unlverol\)'. lie Ia preaoltl1aen1DB as on lnatructor of Eleetronlcs with the United States, Coast Guard, New York, N, Y. An ear(f October weddirt~ is beliV planoed. Sharon Roush Hooored With Bridnl Shower A lhowerJoonorlnsMiao!Jiar- Jillle Lee, Vazle Lee, ~ .., M. Rouah, bride-elect ~ Donovan ond Jane, DeY WickThomas B. Dlddlo, Jdy.., line, Linda lilll, Bernice raceotlT In the rellowolp 1'011111 Levacy, Eleanor Crow, ~ ~the Albucy llletliocDII Kloos, Hazel McKelv01, Fran- u- Chureh In ilfracuae. Mro. Thomaa Slllbart, Mra. Oiarleo Chancey, lira. Nalhan Rouah, ond Mra. Paul Ambargar were IJoateaaea. A yellow ani wltlte color ocbeme was carried out Willi the rofreo. mont table !elllllrlns marigolda and dalales erranpd 'by Mro. Amberaer. Puneh, colfee, cake, mints ond outa - e served. The cake waa decorated with yellowi'OIIea with a heart center accent bearIDg the lnacriptlou, "S. R. ond T. D." Game• were ployedwlthprlz. oo won 111 MrL Jer,. Powell Calendar of Events RIVERVIEW Ganlea Viola Lynn Miller ond Mra. Forrest Donley. Wblle the henorecl auest ~ h e r lllfto, reCrelllunelta were aerv. ed to IIIIIIIOd and M r •· llomerd Diddle, Mrs. Boone Adamo, Mro. Oval Diddle, MrL Aultln Wolfe, Mrs. Elva Dall111, Mrs. Junior Hall Sondra Cobb, JUlie Amborp,' Meg Amborpr, Mro. c 1 y d ; Triplett, Mro. Walter F. Rouob, Linda Rouah, DebraRoulh, Karen Nelgler, Nola Nelgler llrL Glen DUI, Mro. Rlehard Aah. M r L WIUJam Eleblngar MrL Ol'YUle Crooka, lira. wu: 11am lloudalhelt, Marie lloucl. ubeJt, Mra. Jobn LIsle llrL lleracbol lllaauel, Mr;_ Mitcliell, .yten a n d Brian, Mrs. Harold Smith, lira. Robert Smllh, Terri Ferrell, JoJ. ee Rlteble, Doana11tetsa, Naney Roulh !ibaraa Roulh Mro llrooka S.,re, Mlaa RobaCIIl, Mrs. Donald Cottrill and lira. Robert Louka. ' . Otllero pre-._ llll!a IG Mlaa Rouah were Evelyn Lucke, Maxine Dlddle, Freda Redmond, hran Rulleli, Ei....,; eeo ~neer, Barbara Sclleo, Mike Smith, Geneva Nolan, Berntee Tbelos, Mabel Rumbolq(h, Jamlne Benl2, Loulae llelnea, hran CottriU, Bob Diddle, :Bolq Van Meter, UbbJ Flaber, Linda Ferrell, Nina Cummlnp. Latta Spencer, NeU!e Brown. Glorlo · ond ~ Mlchoel, Roae Am ond Mor.Y Uale, Gtlrnet Rbodeo, Sara Rouah, Helen Diddle, Jean Kloea, George Diddle, Helen lilbbard, Mra. Erlewlne Kemedy, Lenora, Ora ond Barbara Bus. Alberta Hubbard, Chrlatlna Grimm, VIDao Lao, Olarl- Neue. laabel Slmpaon, Jean Hall, Karen !inyder, Lee Enoeh, Mlldren Pierce, l4'dla CGap. er, Velma l'lriOOI, Doll~)' Patterson, Bernice WIDebretiner,llelen Harris, Adlllbbard, Irene Parker, Linda, Cuo1yn ond ~ ~. He i en Damewood, Dol(f !iia1n, Alii Souvaae, Eather llanlom, llrL Wtllard WU-, lira. Oiarleo Hayman. Mra. MlliGn Cardwell, Sllw1 Smllh, l'an01 Fry, GoldyeJMr. ani lira. Wilmar IIYera, Mr. and llrL KarmUFllhor, Naomi Loodon, Ama a.Oller, Sodle 'l'llleaer, Mr. and Mrs, Blli Baar, Mrs. Muide Miller,, wtiJle Sellen, P'byllla Jobn- Eather Joaepb, ani Marie Amberpr, ·.. from- the scoreboard. •• Cc:IDtJw.,, llrL Ilea May conducted the bultnesa meot1Jis ani Mrs. Juno Dowburat IIIYO a report. ikltlemade tee cream ani caka wore aerved to lllllledanl llrL Lealie IIJ..U, Mrs. Ethel Rite, llrL Jqyce Vonce, llrL Carrie Moore, MrL Ada Keeaee ani llrL inez Georp, Reception Given Postoral Couple A reception l1otil>rlrwtbeRev. ani MrL M. C. Larrimore wao held Mondll' eventrw1t !hepar. 1011188 by membora oflhe SJr. acuse Na...._ Olorch. Gll!a wan pnaanted to the Roov, Mr. Larrimore, new paotCII' of the church, ani his wife. . llelrtobmellll wereaerved. Attendlatl were Mr. ani Mrs. Bob Moore, Mr. ani Mra. CariOO Hayea, Mr. and Mra. AA Cuitor, Mrs. Joe LondCII, MrL t . Ita llenllrleka,. MrL Jemeo Aulbti&'P...-.P-.~r~~>lo, .Mr.a.I,Jit. tie .~~.-. MrL ~ ,~ nlnslwn, Mrs. Aucuata WW Mlu Gl.,.. Soullb)' MrL ~ roy Watoon ani ~.. Artie Gr!Jtdley. PLAN RUIOIAGE SALE Tho YOWII Adult Cla11 ol the Pomeroy Baptlat Oalrch wW bold • I'IIIIUIIOIO sale In tho ehureb bale- frvm 9 a.m. tG 3 p.m. oo Oct. 2, 3 and f. •k• El....hl•• Ia P.trty Y•r ...... C•ttr Bit'seltctlons of depllldable well known mall• of ._.Ill apparel tor raar flmllr and flllllil!lilp for ro• hoM, us. the cOn¥111lenl pnh1 lots an 2nd Streit. Conanlent far yo11 Ylslts to 'P•eror. · · manr 1n arlvals all OYar the store - Ready to ·wlil •n the SICOnd fluor- F11111tln, Draper!•, Yard Gaods'and Seltl111 Nollons en thl 21111 """ - HoLISIW.U, Gift w..s. IIIIIs • 8ort Ll""''· lnfa11ts Wear •d Domestics on the first fkler. f"ntt.e and floor COMIIIIS an the SICGnd and thlnl floors. Ste the li•. Register this week ellllin'the HoiiStWIIres depal'lllentfor tJ!e :/Ieavy duty "Slillbeam !lir11111s1er to be . given aWIIy Sat11rday evening. No jlurcllas~ .n.ecessaty and 1111 Reed not.fie pre,enuo. wl•- By BOB STEWART NEW YORK (UPD-lt all be!llla with Roble tandrllh. ·res It did. Roble wao the firo,t ployer Of aJ!Ifle baseball . plaier or players who lhou&ht ·P..Y were baseball ployera to ', be tOpped by the New York . ,Meta. ·. · Lonlrilh was a catcher for the San Francisco Giants, and when lhe National Leasue expo.~ IG W. teams in 1962, tanlrlth was lhe firat man the Meta drafted, It began_ with Landrith, but today the rames are seaver, Koosman, , Jones, Clendenon, .'"' McGraw, Harrelson, Boswell, . Shant sky- and, Improbably perhapt, SWobcida. There was the era of Case:y Stengel, who spoke Often of how ' ' he waa It, used IG be when In the dayo before the l)ood; and· you could get a Iough out ·pt a . bird llytng out or your lnatead of 1 laugh ~t of y"""' · ''& ,v e .VOl I(J(II NO 112 • 0 ary ctnam worolncr""•ir¥: !heir ml- Dim IJa 1'1ll clopuly. cb..f Jitary actlvll.le.., the VJet(.(qd..ttaUCI\ wer:e Jne.roasif'G' lhcir military .•_.. you 188 ,,.··. ' . e.tt,r J: ·• ' ·en tine Devoted To 7Jae llllereiiJ Of 7Jae Meigi•MOIIOR Area POW~OY MIOOUPI')I?T QI-1/Q THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 25. 1969 PRICE 10 CENT$ ________:__:__ _;:__ _.;; .." '. Detain Suspect In 4 Shootings who c<IQO .idttnltlfl'lllt ond ...lr.ol, cal\iltllt •:p.,~-- PresidenfSOwle Hit££±::::; Liked this One . ' .I • ·for . ~ • • . l , , .ed new !arm Pl'OII'am IS akeletGn !hat can be used 1o huUd al' moat al1)' kin~! ol ~ support atructure congressional ani admlntatratlooloaders Ji>l~t!ydaclde_ tlley can 's etlllrOUih an urbal><loml•ted CO!Vress. But In. the wil«l··o~ Asrlculture Seei'etary Clifford M Hardln'a prosentaUan of piogram ' . WASIIINGT,ON- TliELEADERSIUPCONFERENCEooCIYtl 1. ,, . Rlahts lodiY condemned lhe Supreme 9,)urt nomiMIIon or Clemenl Haynsworlh al a d~ blow lo lhe image of tho cour~ Mitchell, lolib.Yis.t fOr the NMcr ~livered tile In testimony road for lloy Wllltlna, c:t.linnan or the . before the Se•te Juillclo,. Canunlttee on Hayniworlh'• noml111tlmi.. ..: • · b8en the illtnbel or ' "Th~; q;urt • ·"· rlahto ani · automaticilly mean c/uatJ. It offers more unbridled lUXUJY tban any · bther car of its type. . , · .· But it cloetttl'fstop there. . · · It offers )'l)ll the luxuey of~ mote ... on er · · · er ·.·. · Vidual ~sea~::holster)i, aaiM,Cgbie incli qine, vinyl. roof, ait.'mrlrli~ and mo,e. ' r ·: :Fn::~ .. .. l. · · ' , v-1 - and liltlh .llat .:: ~t•cdarl¥ reiiOfl 10 die wlaen THE · ~0. ' pOMII!ROY, OlfiO ' HERMAN GRAll oi W.VA. .r ... • ' ' ·,) 'r ''' ' :~ ' ,· 1 I Of the Bend. ~ . ~ ..'~ By Bob Hoejlida . , .. . cift Mrs. Marilyn Powell promises an entertalniq: evemnc 18 when she wUI stase a talent show at the Soulbarn 111@11 School auditorium tn Racine ror the district's athletic: boottera. Sixteen acta will be selected to take part in the pre-lion wllh the acts divided Into prc!essional ani amateur eateaortaL The top two acta In each divlsioo will receive prlsea ol ~and : $10 ': . Em<*Irt~ . lhe program will be Jim Mees and a.,...,, lfl!.,:, wailan fDipiu ~ 1'wa)' out" - Mrs. PtMell un. will enter-"~: ·:_ tain at htervals during lhe eveni~Wo The grcqo nat ba ·:.: Oc~ wm · , v~ : .: . ·~·~~··w petU...for prizes. . '· , TilE MEIGS-JACKSON-VINTON BOOKMOBILE wW be elil!l~ : :· to Conit~R~e:Of'l its same ~chedule with 1be same staff 8WD ~l'z:1~ a st.te .. wide austerity program is in etfect. Mrs. VU• ~~ ~ ~r !«'Js, director, reports. Fnnds tor books and bulldhQ IN~ ;· ' •en at ~~present time. . :; ~t .· lncldtftita.lly., don't CeeJ that the bookmobile seryt.ce: ol"MI· ~;~l­ ~" 'is .lull for lhe yClUllger set. Tho unit has - l l ) l e ~'·' ' ' - . . ~~es or~ bojol<s. . . ' . ADDING •:vt::N MOll•: COLOR to Fr14t.r •.,..a ·Eastern am lllells will be the annlll hamecolnlqr abear\1~~ .. . o Game 'Ti~~ts . '"'> ··\ > • ~ ~ Heat... ratm / ; Court deliwred deadly 610fll, lOme s11y siped to Jlrove that the word amall doesn't ..' ~ j'. the other three were ''stacked on top of each other. ~•. Jerome Grueter, m,..r d. the saYings and loan linn, Uld he was out or the omce vlllltiJW a customer at the time Gl lllo holdUP. He coUapaed when be hoard of lhe Incident ani wao taken lo St. Francia Hoopltal where he was treated ror shock. ") Wll gone frGD the oftlce only 40 mil'lltes," Gruater ald. He said Mrs. DeWAld, willool a city policeman, had ....,. "worried" about a possllllt" holdup. . "On Aug. 28 we t.d two men come in and Mra. DeWald Wl.l very observant. She saki till)' looked auspicious. ''In !act when I we.- on wcatioo right oft<lr that she had her husband stake out the bank." Fricker said the women apparently were killed because~·· they kMw their assallanto. COLUMBUS - GOV. JAMES A. RHODES SAID IGday that too many suldanee COIII1Sel9r' pay "little or no attefllioo to job. orteniGd h I g h; achool atudefitL" Rhodes said lheJeon<entrate "on ~rsiiV lludinta 1o so tG college. · "This Is unfair lo the studenla who have no plona for going IG college •Ill who could benefit from counstllng about vocatl~ al courses," the governor lllicL ••Surnys indicate ' that onb 12 per cent of the .lobs call for cotlep education," Rhodes said. "We also koow from records that out or every 100 chlldren atartlrt~ In lhe !!rat sr&de, only 32 will enter collese ani only 14 finiah collep. u .<' ~ ••' .a iOl ~ ,. .. UNCINNATI (UPO - Mrs. ly after the shoot.inp Wednes- get into an old car. They wen .Joseph Huebner always cashed day at his home. about s 1 x carryi.Jw 1 suitcase and IQ' her pa.ycheck near a downtown houses lrom the stitzela. Po.. wl.£e's red purse.u department store where she lice said no charges had been "1 went into the bank &liS worked. But not this week. flled agaln11t him. called my wife," HUibner llld. Henrietta Stitzel and her Two other men, John Leigh, t•There was no answer. I sister - in -law Luella Sdt1:el 20, and 'Waterson Johnson, both to the back o£ the omce to 'lae usually did their banki~before ~ Clncimati, were SOJ.ght by vault and four womeo wei't they went shO)llling on Fr~s. pollee. lying Inside the vault. One But not this week. Tragic Day Off woman was mCII.Dlrw. 1bne ot Chance decisions to depart '"I don't klli7N what we were them were CO¥ered with blood. from routlne cost them their doing there," said Joseph I nlled to my wife. She mOYild. lives Wedne!<day. The Ulree Huebner. 11 For two arKI a tw.lf Then I telephoned the ,POllee." women and -Mrs. Walter yean my wife cashed her Luella Stitzel's huaban!, Nt.. DeWald, a teJier at the cabinet check at a downtoWn bank rv.Jar cholas, 70, said his 61..year-old Sl4treme Savings arKI Loan McAlpins Department Store wtre and her widowed slater-l~ Association in suburban Delhi where she worked. We just law, Henrietta, 64, us&allywert lliUs, were herded into a vault decided to go sheppina in Delhi ·~ to lhe bank togelher on and shot to death in " . Cold Hills. It was my wlfe'a day Fridays, First and Last stop blood" by three men w h o off.'' robbed the savings office of Huebner, 50, who works at a "'They had a habit o1 go11w to $275. brewery waited In his car While the bank and shoppil'll' qet:hA county sheritfcalleditutl'le his 4" .vear -'d w•·re went Into ........ .._ er," Stitzel said, "but Wednllmoal vicious crime l've ever the sa·••• ... ~s I nd 1oan orn ce. da~ was an ocr day for them. II seen.'' "She waS ln there about two must have been their ftrat lklp Police early ~ saJd they or three minutes." he said. because they Jen home shor11)' were holding ,,'!!for lnvestiga. ''Two other women got out of a. before this happened.,. · Uve detenUon Ra.ymond Kas- car and went in also. Then I CoL Paul Frlcker,headolthe sow, ~4, of Cincinnati. saw three young lllen, one with Hamilton Coullcy sberUI's PI- W~TON- THE NIXON ADMI~TRATION'S»r- . .. 'l ' two players fallirt~ down while a pep fly wenl for a triple. The Mats were the impossible in!ants of the loasue in their first year, when lholr rOSter was IUied with aging players had made names for themselveo but who were now ploying out lhe airing, hidden away and protected amOrt! younger, a.tronger piayeis who .could COYer the mlatakes of the old men. There were "" Pio1able YOU!Vsten llaf llrat yOjlr, ani the docllnlrw fortii!IOs of too many good players ol the past were IIPO&ed for all to eee. There was GU Hoclgea, for e>ample. And theu was Riehle Aahbutn. Gus Bell. Frank Thomas. There waa one real youngster, tllqh. Ed Kranepool, rlaht Glf lhe cmcrete cquo of Monroe Hllh SehooJ hi New York. In !hat nrat year of (Coodllled on - .wm Hardin lea• door wide open .r ,. -·: :.~· ·. Ka•- -~· plc~ up -r a ~ . our other IANl Stata 1.Jnlled ,..,ked --------------------------------~-_:_..::.::____:__:_::__..:::..:.::::=.:.:::::.:...:...:.~ ona co.-rolln the future - boglnnleg int9n- will be .I'OIIIIhi.Y slmllor to procrama of the paat; and If eilher procram is adopted; the mechanisms used tor slij1p)rtin,tarm tnc:Oiftei .;., ccmmodlty 11Qiort 1.... plus direct ~entallnctltlte paymento wW be ..much tbe same as in~ pall. · , · 1 natural or l'(hite sold. "'rhu activities. furlher carrlod out · r.:=~· "Even the figureo rel•oedbl militarY provoeall-. 1 t11o U.S. Mllltary Command In cambodlo ani, still Saigon have conQrmed llat, serlw• 11 ta aleppirw "' ccxnpared wllh ~~~~ cot'roapood- apecl•l 1 liar In 1.aoa wttll 111 lng pe~lods, the number of U.S. evw~r U.S. IJivCII.......c; swoop opeqtlono lis well aslhe thereb~ ....Ou 111 · - ....,: ' pouridago . Gl American bombs slon In Indechlna,"·hii.,W. ~.: In South VletMm Thl ~ .JIO!!." . .der Mr. Nixon arc blaer ciea ln a:..oa ahor1b...., U.... .han under Mr. (former Proo- Ambaaaadnr H c::ablit ident Lyndon) Johnacm," aaid (co.:tlllled on-~,e~L<· Gov. Rlaodea eoumel. rowuelon COME AS YOU ARE! l a to the House A&rlculture Committee Wednesday, farmers can condude this mucll: · ' - If either Glllardl~'s new piano l'llr 1'heat, feed srain and ' cottGn procramo Is occopted, th' meebante& Gl farm prodoctloo You're sure of a perfect match when you chooee l<eepuke weddins rinp ... quality crafted in 14K '. aebleved 111 the footbollJets. The mornirt~ pepero, the Dally New& aid the Now York Times, had prepared well ·ror the mo.-rill moment.. 11te Newa ran twelve-· stricllf devcted to what It callo "'l'ho Amazins". TheTimeo carried. In chaste Uallc ... PIP .... six-line JIOillll penned for the occasion by O&den Naoh·, promised a four page speclal oectiC)Il, "T he lmpooolble Dream," tor Frida)''I paper1. . ,~ ualter•tlves'' . II' s Quick! It's Convenient! ·~ -·:,.~ ...... ' .• ' -· . Ya., the Mel& to the same plateau ·i -·~ Styling and fine Quality . wa' Elberfelds • \ Beautiful MASON FURNITURE drivers who R•Uy made It 1G the highways kepi hanls oo horn• all the way back tG ManhaUan, or to lhe. far read••• of Loq: Isla'!! or New .Ieney. In Manhattan, from the genteel conft~es ot u2J'' f.O the lowlleot of oaloon,s slaoae1 were ralaed in tribute an:l triumph aa New Yorkers, particularly the uNOW" G_.nera.. tlon" greeted the aacendency o£ WIJo knows? Perhaps, Mella Councy has a n>al - life "Beverl)' IHilbJllleatt coq))e ln Mr. and Mri. Clifl'ord Ja~~ ol Pomeroy. am The Hornet ls the first car ill America de- SAYINGS symphony of bllrlng ho;ns aalut<'<l UMJ o>plolt wllh doafet>i~ <'BoopliCX\Y, and maJII' Ellllrfela store IIGin: Tlnnday 9:30·All'til SPII; Fi'ldar llld $atlrdl¥ 9:30 to 9 In lie t¥11111111111 dan't bptiD save all of ,_ salesllps llldl ' •• I' AltL~ OmD- The VIet Col¥! chargod al l.be Vlotnam peace •tatementtl or congratulation, i:. c?"lerericc toda.Y lhe Unltod wllh Mayor .lohn Llndsa,)' Wednesday, Carmel Delong drtlllns for water on y has stepped up lljo aendl~ a taunllrt! lelesram lo. P!"'D""IJI owned by Mr. and Mra. Jacobo~ 'lllm111 Fork. The / "Ctlv!Ues in taos as Mayor ilichard Daley G1 depth orlhewellhadreochedabout60feet when oil waa struck.,/ ' m and iacroat1 111 Chicago, whlilc Cubs had !olded '' Operations have , _ been halted until a staiAI i-clo' ~ "' in lndochiso sadly, can be called lnlo the area and a permit to continuo drill( ·~ Among the Met fans whe can be secured. ', ;P .S· <f:· ( 0-''IIY un survived the celebration, pions While De10111 feels !hat lhe well may be quite profltab. • .q( • [' '""' are already being made for lhe !or Mr. and Mrs•. Jacoba, since he probol>ly will hit mere ~' 1/ ' 0 pennant cllnchl~ reotlval, and 1 oU will! deeper drdltng, Mra. Jacobs is locllned to be lkepti- Ill>, 7 v there are those who are also cal. Viel \. rV:; ~ 0~ 1 1" 1o preperi!V for lho ultimate "I woold have seWed r... a good water well," ahe com- oflowerh, l , 1 . :;5, victor)' in the World Series. , merts. exi1ti1'8 for.. ·.' 0 ,. .S·J"r/ - <(; ~r '11•o polltioiall8 immodlate(f. · ---··-'ol·;·--··········-.;:''11'~'..~..ill·~·:;;···~'•",;;:'·•;,;";,:;":.·;,;··,.;;··;·..;,';:,'•.;;•.;·;,:,·t·~----J ~ use Our Auto. Bank f~RMEIS stadlwn pork!~ loto, a ' SPECIAl, SAVINGS GOOD FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES u., Hobie was First .--------~ NOW IN FULL SWING ' llrL Pallllne TWia wao welmember when ccmed •• 1 tho HyaeU Rull Free lfelbodllt ·-n•a Mlall.ciNrJ Socletl Tueoday nllht at the heme or MrL Beatrica 11upn. llrL Rooe Patterson led the PI'CIIl'llll uslqr a Lallor Day theme with eaeh tlleDibtr 1'006trw veraes relatlnr to "I.Uorero TGplhor With God." Tho 11'0111 lUll ''Work,l'ortheNilht In wh~.tre no' l:ara could move a l•sued spontancou" prepired !.. I ~""·.··i.~klol1!s !>a•• bee£ ' ~' ·.? ' I~iTAlfo ' IDIII•ted ~~ beth ." :11<.10·~~lid r ! ' �.. . ' ." '1, ' ·~ ' ' ' Semi~, Mlcldl'llon.,l'tiofto""\', 0., l'ii!PL 25, Ui~ Area Grid Statu.tiaJ ' Playing . · CJeWia._ hhl'l1lr:; .htn Suada7 with . u.·· ·r -r.~ . .... ..£.:- .....-~u th._.. _•nd COich , ~ --· ..,. or . ..... tho7 wiD _-:. ~ • &rudp ...tch fti.WJI' ~ ·. ;..thl Cleveland hCIIle . . - . · · "It )'OOj mlooed the Bltlle r1 ~· Buice or the Argonne For. 0 0 100 123 0 0 !Of Elltera • . •••••• ·•••••••••• .· ••• ·, •. 3 Galli»>lla • • • • • .. . • • • • • • . • • , • . . , • •~ I 0 120 Ironton •••••• ~ ••••• ~ •••••••• • ••• 2 1 0 48 11at4J ; ••••• .:••• , ••·; ~. , •• , .• . .••• 1 2 0 Altarder •••••• ·•••••••••.•.•.•••• 1 2 0 Atheal •••••••••••••••••••.•••••. 1 2 0 Loaaa ' • • • ••••• • • • • •• • • ~ • • • · • · • • • .1 2 0 Vtm. CCioml:r ··• "'" • ••• • • • • • • • • • • • .1 2 0 Wllllkll ••••••.•• , •••• , , , •••••.. , 1 2 0 · ••~ you ml&ht atqJ·by tho sta- . Gloulter • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • ·0 3 0 ' · .dl.. ~,': he ll'l~ Soutbel'D. • • • • • •• •• • • ·• • • • • • • • .0 3 0 · ··: "There . IHID to be a lot ot tel.. NeiiOIIYille-Yark. • • • • • • • • • •· • • • • • · • • 0 3 0 j J. A. IIOOIIE NEW HAVEN- J. A. Moore, manager r1 Appalachian Power Company'a PhDII> S\>Om Plant at New Haven, W, VLJ wW become manager ol the eompany's John E, Amos Plant In PUtnam Count;y, W. Va., next January 1. Amos Plelllls nowunderconstructlon, with Ill ftrst 800,000 kilowatt unit scheduledforeom.. pleUon In 1971 and Its second unit ot Uke size to be completed In 1972. At the same time, Joe P. Gllla, executive vice president ot Appalachian, BIIIIOOlllced that VIrgil Adams, Jr., operaUono supervisor at Appalachian's CUDch River Plant at Carbo, VL, will beeomeassistam:man- Moore haa been - r r1 S\>Orn Plant, Jolllll¥ ·owned b,y Appalachian Powtt and Ohio Power, alnce 1967, He joined Appolachwl at ill Cabin Creek Plant In 19S9 and become manager In 1959. In 1981, he was tronllerred to Ohio Power's Muddngum River Plan~ andretumodtllAppalaehlan as manager r1 lbo Glen 4n Plant, Glen l4n, Va., aaer r1 Amoa. E. H. Gloss, r1GallfpoUo,Ia preoenUy assistant..._ II ~m. will become the l'hD· Ip ~m Plant manager m Jan. uary 1, aod Ralph E. Wamer• now operations supervisor at ~m. will become his assJstant. The Gloss promotion was announced WedneadaJ>, • • TEAM W 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 00 0 0 0 0 0 00 • ·• I 0 0 0 0 0 0 1 0 I 0 0 0 • 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 • 0 I 0 1 •• .; · ' ., ~he WIW· 6 0 6 -"lbe Tmn Proae,· Galllpollo •••••••.••••• 5 ftRII f_ ~ W81 ·1:litt ~ Brow atid had, a :"rriQI role In erd Chuck Neol, GaW,pqlla ............. 2 Stu SmUb, Atheu • • • • • • • • . • . • • • • • 2 · .._ .. t ~.-~....111£ 10m" vic- Pete Nial. a.lllpollo •• , .... . . . ... . . 2 . .,. , "W .. , ~ . ......... . ""' 1' · Tom. P....,_. "·"!poll............ .. 2 ,~ raw.,nto " - - ........ Me . •·• 2 l · lJIIo eaach Vince Lornbi.rdl' a ..,..,....,. --... .. · • • • • • • " · · ' ' • • . ••""'-liar · · ... u-•-• ......n ·'lo.'..as--330 .. - ..•..· _ ..c..h..• ..•'.." .. '•,.o...,., _.. s'o1ng DearN.IlM.: die wheeJ on a speedbcat. ~a:-.;:tt~ll£nan:ce~;= g 1r 1 l=~~=-~':""~,.=~~-~":•":'":J DearMy Helen: They think end up paying trlend goes to a doctor bUls.we'd He lon't SICK. He charm course everyWednefldaY Juat lan't Hercules. n~L It Is given tree by thebuI have aothma, so if I marstness where she works, and ts ried someone who was in perdnly for wunen. feet cmditlon, we'd probably When I saw her last Th:urs- have a miserable tlme, as I day she had a list of good man-- couldn't do the thi~s he W8:Jit.. ners tor me. They tad spent the ed to do. With Jim, 1 feel at whole lesson on etiquette for hoote, because neither ot us Is MEN. EX811\lle: Openlna c a r too athletic. doors, etc. Jim is going into a good pay.. The manners formenw ere ing job. He's sweet arxlkirllanl tine, but when she asked h e r we Jove each other. teacher about how a girl should Are you on my side, or my ' act toward a guy, she was told parents'?- 1WENTY..ONE a woman need not show any re- Dear 21: NEW PANELING SPECIALS NEW I AUTUMN PLANK 4.98 ;am · Less 5\ Disceunt Cash & Carry Beautiful, . light 2-tone paneling, full ~~~ thiclc:, ME£'1UM CONCORD---~-ONL ~ 3.65 . ' w Belpre • • o • 0 0 0 0 oo ' ~ 0 Warren LoeaJ. ••• I Vtm. County I I 00 Federal-lloc:k. 0 o ' o 0 • 00 o o I 0 ~· 0 -Fort Fry • Nels-York. LATEX EXTERIOR PAINT sav1 ng s re Grea·t est .N.·. ·o·. ·.:. '· ··Furniture's •••••••••••••illl•llll!l••••••••lll•••••filiiill•!lii•~~-!IJI~ , .< ,., e ••'· ·3. 99 ::~:rws ROOF or BARN PAINT ~~on 4.50 ~~~ 5.00 ROOF COAliNG ; Blact - 5 Gallon Can Fibre Coatinr, same Price 2.98 thing: Treatamanwiththe same consideration you eJrPect trom him. It the charm courseteacl>er dlaagreeo, I'd ouggeotyour girl become a d r - . - H. Dear Helen; My bo7 friend II not a slooy, . or a momo'a IIO)o', butheH.\TES travel He won•t even with bla parento on a trip. I lo.e Ira veL Our parentolet us go places with the ldds. but I usual!¥ end up goll>g alone u he reftloes. Illlnslot, he brelka out In hlveo and almo.ot cries ..• 0 0 0 o o • I 0 0 o• t o .... 00_ o 0 0 • o 0 00 0 o o o ,2 2 o o ol o o o' 0 o 0 o 0 0 0 -, ..... o t. o 0 0 0 . 0 o 10 Oo o o o I o o 0 o I 0 0 . 0 .... 0 o o o 0 0 0 o o 0 0 0 I 0 I o , . . . J.· ,~~: , ·:-·~···:~-:.··: * .;.. . ···=·='"·=·:-:. :.-: .-:·...· ..· ....,.. ' •' •.·.·.·.· ·.·..·..·.·.·. ..... :. : .·. . ·. . . =· .· . .... ..... . . : ..... ··.·.··· ·...·.·. . ·..·. . . . . in ·' vis . 1"on L T 0 0 0 0 I 0 I 0 I 0 2 0 12 fr<lm home. We havetalkeclotpttiQimor- 1 rled. aa we are both wt of ochoa! lUll workiQI, bot I dOII't want to -.z'l')' IOIDeDne w h o won't even co on'a hone)'moon1 · He promisestoQvereomethla fRr. I don't see any Improve- , · ment. Do you •LRKt~e he ean correct 11'1 CGuld we ever be OP 34 8 f5 32 36 47 .·.·=· .;.·..· . . . . . . ·.· ·.··· ·:· ••1. l!ftlll W~Mtly nl&ht when !beY cliDohed lila. National Leaaue'i Eutern Dlvlalpn UUe by whljlpln& . lbo St. Laulo Canllnalo, SOG, behind lbe tcurhit pltdllnl ot ·rookie Gary Genlrlo. ·Tho Mali uaed a .Gmblnatl011 JGoith Wiodneldal'. ot age . and In·· ~ - back the Caidinal.. Wllo wete ~ preaea1011 lll.WU.a tAl win tho i.aatorft mt.. ·, ': ·.Donn ciet.l- a33-:)'0lr-<ld flrot ba.- Malo ·pi~ ' "! .·,~, • '' IUM.EY'S, .Muao. 35.0 33.0 30 2 TD 0 .0 I 0 0 INTERCEPTION RETURNS No. Yds. TD Wolford, J••• . . • I 41 0 12 0 Hulflnan, W. , •. •. I P.~G Taylor, J~ .. . .... 1 1 0 Cmp.Att lnL Staley, A. .. , .... I 0 0 3-6 0 Johnston. L. ..... I 0 0 5-12 I 7·15 I RECEIVING 3-5 0 Eight persona lied with two 3-12 . 0 a.,u,.. 2 aple<:e, 1\lneo, Meigs, 2-84 Yds2,Vi·a-· '1 ' rrp; IJI'JI~lJI. ~~ ~IJa, ~~~ baiiiO-UIIISI. . . . . . . ,, " ' atlll ICJOidrw &orf," .) Jackson. 244-1; Smith, Ironton, 2-20,0; Akero, Ironton, 2-18-1; M. s.aw, Loean. 2-ls..o x-clinched Dlvtsion TtUe Wednesday's Results Chie&IIO 6 MOIIIreai 3 New Y'""k 6 St. Louio 0 Cincinnati 7 I.oo Anaelea 2 AUanta 2 Houston I san Diego 3 San Fran. 2 Phila at Pitts, ppd., rain 1'oday's Probable Pitchers Philadelphia (Jomes 2-J lUll Wise 14-12) at Pittsburgh (Walker 3-6 aOO Moose 12-3), 2, 6p, end series. m. Houslon (l.emaster 11-17) at ClnelmaU (Nolan 8-6), 8:05 p. BlANmS All over the clil people were celebraung tar Into the night. and most people agreed lt was the most exc•tlll£ mmnent In bo.s~ball slnee l!obbJ> son • clramatlc homer won a pennant lor the Giants In 1951. The Meta '!ill """ play the winner ol the Western DivisiOn for the pemant In a best-<>f-llve oerlea, beginning OcL 4. . The Western Division race, whleh hell ~n a !oor-team battle untU lalt weekend, look a turn In favor of the AU&nla Braves Wedneootay night as they defeated the Houat011 Bench'• -·.- .... --.......... i!ill for tour tar lilt·alaN lilt him lied wllb lbo · New .York Meta' Cleoa wllb a .MI mark In lila NaliaMI ~ J-• J - · · who returlled to lbo Weclfteacla1 nl&lrt recovet'IQI fr<lm 011 IJQur)o, went hltleoo In !011r at • ball agalnot St. Laulo ao lbo Meta clinched the Ealllern DIYlalGn tiUe. Cl.......... Ylctory woo hll lith &gallllt 17101- He ..... tered oeven hill, 01111 r1 lhom a ninth lm!JW b)' TCIII Haller. A llll • niaht _.._.... Friday lUll aile._, saturdal .... SlaloiaJ' ._tnt . the nve - game aet with lbo une.., Aatros. The Redo wind uP the _..., with atw_.,. aerlesqalnat the Bravea In Atlanta, th~ dlvllloo title could be de- tided. It takeo a per1011 who II wide-awake to make hll dreams eome true.~ Babao!!. American finanelal llatl.stfclan. 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Rlda' (GooDrat llllillll ' ell•,.. llr GOOII/fEAa TIHS WEEK'S SPEUAL celebrating tar Into the night, aM 11101t people agreed It was the most exciting moment in baseball since Bobby 1'llmnson's dramatic homer won a pennant lor the Glantoln 19~1. The Meta will now play the winner of the Western Dlvisim for the pennant In a best-oi-Dve series, begimirwOcL4. Crown ·. 22-)'8aroold Genii')' lor the cllnchar. The Dnel out touched ott an elljllooive reaction · lr<111 the orowd ot 56.587, man,y ol whmn haclloliowed the Meta religious1¥ olnee their tnraney. They swarmed ...., the Delcl and llleraUy tore SI.a Sladlum IPII't In an .elrort to grab a souvenir r1 the hlotorlc oc:caolon. . r· All over the <111 people were National League East 'W I. PeL GB x-New York. 96 61 • 611 Chicago , • , 90 67 .573 6 SL Louis, , .82 74 .526 13 Pittoburgn. , 82 73 .529 13 Philadelphia 62 92 . 403 32'<2 Mootreal..• 52 105 .331 f4 West W L PeL GB AUanta .. • 89 68 .667 San Fran.• , 87 69 .558 l'h Clncinned . ,85 70 .548 3 Los All!eloo. 82 74 .526 fJh Hooston ..• , 78 76 .506 9'12 San Dieao .. ,50 106 .3~1 38112 dooble ao TOll)' Cloat,.er pitched the Reds to a 7-2 Yictocy over the llodgero dS¥ night In the ftnale ot a tour-same aeL But, ao Rode Mallller Dave Brletolput it, uThere'anotime tor rejolelng. n Becauae tonight the Redo wUI send Gary Nolan agalnot lelt;y DeDD7 Lemioter In lbo opener ot a five - gune serles with the Houston Astros at Croaley Field. Can't AtCord To Lose And olnce the Redo trail the National !.eque Wellern Dlvlslon-leedlna AUanta Braves by three games wtth seven games lei!, they can't alford the luxury of a defeal While the Reds are emertalning the Astros, the Dodgers wlll play hoat to the San Francisco Giants at Los Aq:eles over the weeketwl. And the Braves wlll be taking on the San Diego Padres in a three • game set at .Atlanta. The loss was the seventh in a row for the Dodgers ud eliminated them fr001 the flag chaae In the Wes~ "Frcwn the way the Dodgers talk they really want to beat the Giants," said Bristol. The Giarts see the Dodgers' three best pitchers ln the week- Minnes~ (Chance S-4) at m. Seattle (Brabender 13-12l,IIQ. (Only game• scheduled) Friday•s Games m, SL Louis at Montreal, night Kan..s Clt;y (BuUer 8-10) at New York at Phlla., nl&ht Chicago {Peters 10-15), 7:30 p. Chlcego at Pitt.oburah, night m. Washington (Carlos 5-4) at san Diego ·at Alia lila, night Detroit (KUkelllll' 7-5), 2:30 p. Hooston at Cincinnati, night San Fran at Los AJv, night m. Beltlmore (Palmer 15-3) at Cleveland (Williams 6-12), 7:45 STANI.EY BACK TO SCHOOI. p.m. QUEBEC CITY (UPI)- Allan New York (Downing 6-4) at Stanley, after 21 yean In the Bostoo (Nag;y 11-2!, 1:30 p.m. Nationel Hoc:key l.eague, has infonned the Philadelphia Friday's Games ' Minnesota at Kansas City Flyers that he ls retiring to Chicago at Oakland work Mltime at his hockey lieetlle at Calllornla, night school In Ontario. The 43-year· Washington at Detroit, night old Slanley played 1,244 NHL Baltimore at Cleveland, night gamea, a total exeeeded onlyb,y New York at Botton. night Gonlle Jlowe'ol,548. ELE~ w- dll' Jlltllt .. lila 11 ~ he raciiOd "' llldlcalad ha - American I.earue Eaat WLPeLGB x-BalL •••• 107 48 • 690 DetroiL , ••• 86 69 .555 21 Boston . • • • • 84 11 • 542 :l3 Waahlnston. .. 80 75 .516 'n New York. ... 75 80 .48t 32 Clevelllllll .... 62 93 • 400 45 West W - L PeL GB x-Minn. • • • 94 61 , 606 Oakland , • • 83 73 .532 11 Calllornla ••. 70 85 .452 2f Chlca110 ..... 68 90 • 423 2Sik Kanaas Clt;y .. 84 91 .413 30 Seattle . ..... 60 95 .387 34 x-tllnched Divloloo Title Wedneoda,y'o Reoulll Minnesota 2 Kanaas Clt;y 1, .10 Innings Chicago 2 Oaklanll Waah 8 Detroit l, lot Wash 7 Detroit 4, 2nd Ball 4 Cleveland 3, 10 lms. Booton I N.Y. 0, 14 lnna. Cal lfornla 3 Seattle I TodS¥'s Probable Pltchera All Times EDT Calilornla (Murphy I0-15) at Oakland (Fingers 6-7), 10:30 p • . tor lllalr 28th . . '"'-~ fool< lila klla • P, Neal,b'onton, GalUa; .z-t3..0; 2-80-1; Uoyd, Ed- r---~~~~~~~~...~~~....- - - -.... wards, ~PniuiJJternaUonal Mootreal Eli>os earl¥ In the A11W .mn trustrat~ngyeara oeuoo. llllll E4 Charles, 1 u. ·a• lbo mtorito r1 beaeball, the 700 r~d wtenn oilS P.oteo~ ~ - a mOdern day llonaliOIII<Illl, teamed wlthlbo ' Thla lan't Julllcq trilla, but any place over a few mlles IWIY 1 p 68 66 22 20 14 35.3 PUNT RETURNS Yds. No. Valentine, ~- . . 76 6 Howard, G. • . . 54 5 I Sebring, A. .... 30 Bus~. Ga. • , , • . , 16 I Johnston, L. .• , , 15 2 Dtwnlt.." tkoss · . I real tearL MATERIALS CO. 0 D . i W . : · '•Aat r...,...r , uld Br111GL !. m, 0 0 0 22 ··' J.'' so HOGG & ZUSPAN We Deliver m111 you" 0 RUSHING PASsiNG NET .OFF. NET, DEF. , Ydo~ A'll\ Yda, A'llo Y4s. A'llo Ydo. A'll\ ' Atheao , • •.• '· •••• ~08 3116.0 . 88 88.0 371 371..0 102 102.0 ~·· • ' ~ , , •• , :341 JfLO 134 134.0 475 475.0 3.8 34.0 ·'lrilttiGn •• ; • : • •• - 89 . 89;0 · 112 112.0 201 201.0 211 211.0 Jacu&i ·• • .• , •••• 250 250.0 f2 42.0 292 .292.0 195 195.0 Lolu ; ••••..• ' .. 185 185.0 26 28.0 211 211.0 201 201.0 ..... , ', . ,;. ,•••• 90 90;0 105105•.0195195.0 292 292.0 .Ntl~J(Cll1!. • ,108 108.0 . "' -6.0 102 102,0 271 271.0 W:elll!tOD •••••••• 39 39.0 17 17.0 56 56.0 475 .475:0 w , , ,.. ·.. .,·..- Pleaae help me prove my point by giving me a smaU Uot ot good manners for WCID.en to • 0 1 tla ,..' 0' · ~1i'~-.....- - -... use on mel\ - MARK Dear Mark: One rule wlll cover e_very. 0 A'll35. 8 KO RETUHNS Yds No. TD Weaver. Nels-York 90 5 0 Kreb.o, L. •••..• 60 3 0 Abbott, M. • : •••• 46 3 0 Howanl, G.. . . .. 42 2 0 Slaltsman, W. • • • .37 4 o Tilt.VALI.EY CONFiEHENCE TEAM I CONCORD.. ____ 4x8 ahonf 12 (1) 12.0 12 (I) 12.0 12 (I) 12.0 MWer . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . ... . ... . . 0 Ale:Dnder 0 0 0 ... 0 oo , 0 0 0 o I 0 oO I 0 0 o 0 o o o 0 FOR YOUR COPIES OF "WHAT IS A GIRL FRIEND?" AND --w H A T IS A B 0 y FRIEND?", SEND A STAMPED, ENVEWPE TO HELEN BOT· TEL, CARE OF TillS NE~ PAPER. tor's otatemenL I ftgure this charm course was a waste ot time because It wassupJlQsedto make my GIRL channing, not mel The reason why young men don't show much chlvtlry towards women is because many girls don't show good manners toward men. o o o . ~IUO VALLEY CONFERENCE ,c: ,o 'ltptl wu placed on walvero TEAll w L T P OP ' ,lrt lilt .Browno at the aame · 0 :, ,lljlia loHerraway, but the Reel- Eu""". • • • •• • .. ' .. • . . . . . . . . . . . I 0 0 22 . (Cortlnued .GI.PIIBt) ' GlOUitel' • .•••••••••••• • ••••••••• O 0 0 0 0 Here ·1 Yours! - H. spect towards a man! I disagree with the lnotruc· 1124 ((11))114.2.00 1 There• a a gentle lrODJ ,and no SOIOOL CONCENTRATES ON WRONG PERSON he lan't in top physical shape. Our Fall Sale! 20 Yds. TD I 112 I 1 134 2 0 42 1 0 105 I 0 22 o PUNTING Yds. No. Headley, w. . •• 358 10 Michael, L •.•• 178 5 F10JOd, Meigs ••• 210 6 Johnaton, L. ... 132 4 Sterneman. L ... 129 4 ·. ·.,.1_.11 blck 17llelil. ,A· roamer Bi~Ca ·;1hom8r" _Come," has ' a new one, ··so would be ascm~patlbleasapad- Stare,'" saluting 'em all .... think your boy friend needs 1 8end your teenqe question& Shot of profeSSiOnal CDUDJt}• to YOUTII AS1CED FOR IT, care ling. - H. ot Helen Help Ua! thia newapa.. Dear Helen: ~"""'"'w"''""'"'' "" ···"caiiiOilir. PASiiNG Cmp-Att lnL Slernaman, L •7-14 snowden, G. •• 5- 8 Osborne, J .•• 3- 5 Werry, M. ••• 3- 6 Abdella, A. • • •2- 9 42 (3) lf.O 38 (3) 12.0 .38 (3) 12.0 A knea ln.IU17 kno<.ked SoU111EASTERN 0100 ATHLETIC I.EAGUE .,' ,Qqea .\JU the <O&Chln& ranko, NA~ 'IEAll · TD PAT Pnl (G) AVG · ·,ll;it·'a rookie ...-ed Ron Join>. • ilia liMt Harra QUI tor lbe Darwin Valeatlne, Jaokaoo. , .••••• , •• 3 2 20 (I) 20.0 . , NEVE~HOM!lli~ME" · · ·•··•· a I\1J-wlal·hinlnRle · - ;.fiif4!£~~§ ~:ARM 115DuEPNPI.ou,• 0 • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • .() It llalll)' KS¥e wloheo towear his -work harmlt • ollie shoes In restaurants, the least . he might de Is wear a formal . sheet ... Sonpmtth Joe Mey;r, happy together when I like to 74, Is owlQiln' like a younger a brueh-off. cu., ,"'" ,.ork. 18 NBC's MlnWlththeGoldenT..,. aDa w 1 t h hla w:lte, MeJtnle Kahane, lUd1011101t end beot • dreooed decorator In the boal· nell ... Mel tough tltlon trmn aeveral or tile bespangled, besequined, l q • haired decorators. thin u an eyebr'"' pencil ... We like Dick Cal'Btt1 s deserlptl.on oC such wtnaome I ad a: "Uillsua111 ata~~M J'OUIW men." Morton Downey's phrase tcir the house that la hardly a home also passes decorous muiter ha' pie, their i>rd>letM, .,...t>leaJ sures,theirtroubleandlun.As with the reatofHelen.HeJJ,i.Jsr It welcomes laughs bUt won•i dodge a serious question with M2.2118, Phoat 99MUT. P.nltt'OJ', Editorial 0111o, ms1. .... oma. s-.:1 cluafOI .... INDIVIDUAl, I.EADEftS HUSHING Yds. Car, A'llo Prooe, Gallla . • 119 10 11.9 !.owe, Logan ... 117 17 3.9 Coon, Athens ... 116 7 16.6 C, Neal, Galila •• I H 4 211. 5 Valentine, Jack ,113 23 4.9 8 ·' '· John Fontaine and Mama Gabor were crestfallen, sort or, at Just missing Pres. Nixon at "21" ... AI the smart Quo Vadla, Mrs. Douglas MacArthur, widow of the great Old Soldier Canl she Just may be the nicest la<b in N,Y.), didn't even know four-stir Gen. George C. Ke• ney, Gen MacArthw-'s South Pacific aide, was dining just entertalnl~: .. House of Fa.. arourd a pWar ... As were clDaUon" ... So'*"rlter SamCharles Collingwood, be 1!1 t my Calm did a beneftt in Janel aNI traveled intplanewUhGen. Molohe DIQan. The loud_. er crackled uwe just received word we 1101 four e110m1ta'*" YOUTH ASKED FOR ITI ~~us~ ''paJd8tP,_ror,Oido. fll~=r~~~~..r:'~:~:~:..~ PARTS AND SERVliCf 44 35 20 0 !loft ., - . C1a9 ~-.ndl!lllliiiiPr,"' 91 newaeuter, anil Ben Gnuer, shoe.'' v.r~~~:::UC:"C:~:c~~ ALSO ~ I. T P. GP, 1 0 0 56 0 -~, lilo own this year, alt4r , ~~~-· "::~ .. · " " " • · " .. • 6 ,,., ~•v'behlnd Etnle Green the -··y '~- . •. •. •. . . . . . . . 6 and a plaae." Better thtn "We're now over exot.lc East OwJ'oo . ClolarTMIIIIIUI,Edlter 28 24 20 1 0 18 35 . , .. ..~ trGm San Jc.e Slate who Melp •• ~ -.. a. NeliCIIIvlite-York. ~ ••• , , ....... , ••• , • o I 0 8 4f . , ,f,'at·~oo ~· In Clevel&lld, t.oean •• ·••• ~ •••••..• ·••.. . .••.... o 1 o o 20 . '!IU out b)' the Brow. 18 cloys WeU•ton-~ ............. ~ . •••.. . .. o 1 o o 56 : : -~- !I• aald at the lime the . . J.rj*na did not glw hlln a lair OVEIIALI. SCORlNG . = - t o reeover !rom a knea NAME, 'IEAM TD PAT PTS (G) AVG. ',\l'lfa..;..way had hoped to come Darwin Valadlne,- Jacbolt •• ~ ••..•••• 8 10 58 (3) 19.3 Andrew• shotoo not quite 100 per cent of her once coveredwaggin' ln uDarltng Lnl" .... The decoroos Mar)' Popplnsdld her dirty work In the Gertie Lawrence biofilm "star" and lt dr~ped mUllons ... It was hauled in, the smut erased, and will start again with a new dtle and Julie all tidied up. Gore Vicla1's great ~1, Howard AUBUn, is writiJV uT h e Myra Breckenridge COokbook"i sounds tasteless alread)' ..... IUCHARDS.OWI:tf,;;;;.... 38 38 TOP DEFENSIVE TEAMS TEAM Pnl (G) AVG. Eastern • • • . ,6 (3) 2.0 Ironton • .. .. 18 (3) 8.0 Jackson ••••• 24 (3) 8.~ Pt. Pleaaant ••• 34 (4) 8.5 Wahama ••.••• 42 (4) 10 5 SOUTIIEASTERN OIUO ATHLETIC LEAGUE : ,: ~ • 58 • "i~iirnNiEi1 ,. '!)is columnls:f o r J - - go .alll he·W&nlllo otay·put'? ~ ~"!'ll!"<~~h: ~~. ~~~·~ TIYITTDuYI I • JaekiKiil : . ' •• 123 (J) , 4L3 Glul~l· •••• 120 (3). 40.0 2aii1Ail'!l ••••• 104 (3) 3t.7 Wahama ••••. 125 (4) '31.3 PL Pleooant •• 100 (4) 25.0 38 18 77 50 88 55 73 86 64 48 ff 38 o o o • o ;, Rjlu, Walt lldlerta, ani Char-' Gallflolt• o Athana ......................... l 0 0 ..., llerraway. Bul of them, ~ ~~ckiOil o o o o o o o • 1 0 0 ·. ·it Rai-rtway ta. llke)Jo to otart. lf'GII&on o · o o o o o o o o o o + ol 0 0 · , HarraWB7, a 213 - pound lull· dresled .II not beat network By JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK - Rich integratJon: fine black TV.atage star Dlahann Carroll boughthernew aiii lavish Hollywocd mansion from Barbara HuUon's son, Lance Reventlow ... Nat Cole's beautituJ widow Marla becomes Mrs. Gary Devore OcL 17 ... Prince Ranier and his PriJJoo cess Kelly quiet.J.y are scouting a N.Y. pad. Somethi~ with five bedrooms, ftve baths, t w o maid's roc:ms, oh, maybe a turrent and a drawbridge .•. P.J. Clarke's maitre d' Frank Ribando lllmed the bambino Francesco ... The Electric Circus discotek has a short - circuit problem. One Manhattan disco- owner was busted by Canadian fuzz while crossing the border carr)'ing drugs ... Danny I.ewis, Jerry's dad, plans a showbiz · comeback via records ... Julie EXClUSIVE SIMPlEX STARTING ASSURES FASTESlSTARTS EVERY 'tiME': .. ... . . Now ; .';. i on that toam who want to ~< prOJ$ we were ~ons. ., · 3 ·~ T h e urellows" are Frank VDIGJL ADAMS JR. • TOP OFI'ENSJVE TEAMS PTS (G) AVC. TEAM OP 42 3f 24 Jack~aa ••••• o·• ~ ........... . .... 3 0 0 .~;~f(\i~!:.~::!~ (VpJ) Ala14n · IGII . . Ill pia.. "' .... (OVEJiALI;;STANDING~ L T P, ........................t o· o 125 ·w.-.. Point P'1laJant • • • , •••• • ••• , •••••• t B.··e·:.'d·.s· Three Ou·. t w·It •' h. Seven Left w- ....... "Wall 1NII !UGH SCHOOL i'OOTBALI. STANDINGS TEAll '• . Y• SEPTEMBER 25-26-27 s·pou ·.Ds u �/ 1 ' 14 _ Tho Dill.\ !lentinol, I , . "*J...,.1-i~. o.', ·~ S0t!1o ~- 1 • ' '· ~ ~ ( \ ,. :a, lllit ·;. :· '' , ./ ., , , .{• '.·' ''• ,. I ·•·. . · ~.~lil'l!l Tornadoes L~J:ff{ ,W~h;! · ~· Over Highlan~r~'Clu,,li ' ' BY KEri'll WISECUP doos were ~ 28.8 lui _field. li.l' ' 1 .,·j I, Y ~ ' ' ~ ,, I ,.•' . . H !1 I~~1 , . ' ' ' • '; IIOIIIIomOre Sle¥e,Jenldna. lllar1- Tho Saulllem Local TomsBoth teams are IIIU lrllnl weal< bl' the llf.... Creek Bob- 1118 at quarlerba<k In place ft doe• will taelclo tho Hlabland- to lind out what It takot to win eats. But the 'l'llrDolloot will 160 lb; aenlor •• Sponeer, , era of Solllh""atem F r 1 d ay a game. Southern Ia 0-3 IIIII han new taal< Ia.their back- Spencer hae baen IIIOYod to a nl&bt on tho Hlablonders' homo Southweotem Ia 0.:1. COach Bob Ashley's Tonia· , ' field thl,l -week Wllh UO lb. 'lfiiBI>ack, 200 lb. i'!ftlor BW . Jlollack telurlit II IUUbock IIIII · 160 lb. tr.oahmon ~~ Jqstl.., Eagles Go After Four._Jh BY KEITH WJSECUP Coach Rilly Kincaid's Eastern Eagles have to win onl,y one of their rolllllnlng seven games to ill1)roveonlastyear' s mark f13..6, but aomething much more beautiful lures them to.. da,y : Glooster'l big problem hu ani&, left iPIII'd, 201 lb. Jun. been crossing the p!Une. 1be lor Dick Hllllih, lelt taelclo, Tomcats have driven lnalde and 151lb. ooi>hoaiore Eel Mortheir opponents' ftve yard Une ria, left end. · at least twice a game without On dolento wW be Davia storing. They have loll to IIIII Qdnther, eilda, Coffman Crooksville, 16-8, to Jolmatown IIIII 163 lb. &qJhomore Cy • Monroe, 20..0, and to N e w_ Rockhold, laelcloa, J,Onau1 and Lexington's reserves 28-18, the Ten atralghtl Tho Eagles lrill be going latter after blowing a 18-6 ~~against the Tomcats l1 Glous- Ume lead. They will be starting 162 lb. ter, the defending champs of the Move, at Eastern Friday senior Dennis Davis at CJ!Brntgtrt in their homecoming. terback, 182 lb. aonlor Roger cart ·CANISTiiS :~Cu!:~1,·~~!:!.-~ AfLOW -. rre,l1man I!Ooo!le '• ::.;: lb. 180 lb. ....... B Ory . · 166 lb. sophomore· Kemento, guards, Ric~&, Hu£11- Whoti you call 992-2057· ea, BDd Kovach, linebackers, and Eve"'tto and Jenkins, hall- Pld-up and -Dollvory backs. ter, 128lb. seniorStanleyRfch- J :.:;:w.!,~ :f~.~~Th;:'! Holzer Medical Center, First Ave. Goner a1 vi s!.... ..,16 hour s 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. only. Maternity vlsltlna hours 2.:30 to 4:30 only. Parents only are &Uowed on l'odlatrlea Ward. Admissions PUblication ~ admissions is not permllalble. • Discharges steven A. Bocock, Mrs. WOllam Births ard, Mrs. Oscar Heyburn, Mrs. Joe T. Lewis, Mrs. Lolli 0, Harris, Mrs. Joe T, Lewis, Mr R ll M. L1ttla Cor ol s Mary E.• Rich: a • arda, Mrs. Ellis Slark'IY, Mrs. c. James Wlao, Mrs. George A. Wolfe, Mrs, Lomle R.Wooten, Mrs. Pricey J. llfoolllspaUJh, Jack L. Lyons, Sr., Mrs. Robert J, Haydon and !~ant daughter. Mrs. Okey Jolmaon, Jr. and ~- !lira. .1¥>-tL .iJ\ bi'int .~ 3&-Browns ~ ~laying • Jackson, son, 6:55 a.m. Thurs. da,y Mrs. Allen D. Brown, Rt. Wed2 W0UM - 8011 2•09 •-•· ' - p.m. neldaY: Mrs. Charles E. Bush, Middleport, son, 4.:27 p.m. Wed. neldaY· Mrs. Jolm M. Wr!J!h~ Cottag,;.llle W Va. dau8hter 5:21. p.m. Mrs: w..b...,: (Continued rr.... _ . DEFINITELY A YOUNG liANS SHOE da.Y: Mrs. Fairley Causey, E. B.-told, MrL Geor&e W. Brown, Mr1. Clyde C. Bush, Mrs. Earl Compston, Sondra K. Croas, !lira. James M. Down- 3l GROUND EXPERTS WITH THE FINEST COMMERCIAL . EQUIPMENT AVAILABLE. BRING IN ALL YQUR .• COMES COMPLETE WITH FULL SET OF TOOLS • HIGH SUCTION SCISSORS. YOUR N~IGHBORS, TOO! AL,L WORK DONE WHILE YOU SHOP. -- IT BEATS . AS IT SWEEPS AS :IT CLEANS : ll'illis B. Green pur. a ; If we haveit'r . or~:e SCISSORS ••••• ; ~. ~~ ••••••• -. •••.. ••1• • •_.,5Qc _. y~U; . need, for ..slll!fP; t~i".ll• P.lt._a~e. . . PRUNING SHEARS ............. _•••• ~.- ••• 50c PINKING SHEARS •••••••••••••• : •••• , •$i.OO IUSIETEER household tools; scis· HEDGE SHEARS ........ ~ ... ; .. , ...... ,7~ s'ors and gardening ·GRASS-" SJ41PS ••.••••••• , •• it • • .r:~-· •••·•·••.•.•SOc tools. fREE · LOW COST ESTIMATE ON ANYTHJNG ' TO BE SHARPENED.• llr,'Gfi!el~.i ., . ~ or your Jilolley DIU: I, ;.. FAU.~Aifl Wloero Shoe& .4'!l...11tli Pncti< MIDDLEPORT 0. ·mtiiYouR NEI WIN'FER;COAT Full iongth eaats, shorties and all-weather coats. Save 10" now. REG. lOc BATH SIZE Rotlatllr lrH for a srrotch Jergens Soa wig to be given away. No necestary. Winner will be notlfiod. p~cha• RJ&n has never been in the po- DBSS SHOP AND IEAUh SALON lng job to Bill Nelsen !oat year, he was almost totaJq lnelfectlve. The BrDWill are eight - point favorites In the game. Jrtotlee It he,.br ginn thGt on Mondoy October 6th1 1969 ot 10:00 A.M.. We will olfer tcw ••'- ot pu~· lie ouetlon to tfte highest. bidder lot c••h In hand ot , Keith GobS. Ford IM., 461 Third ......, Mlddlepa1 1 Ohio tM follow!,. d••cr••d ce~r to wit: s. 1-1966 Chevrolet, CMvol.. , 2 Hofdtop, ••lal VICKS C:... M-1• & Src-• POMERCIY .... . ~ ' ., • · • ."l ...... ... , - ',,:-,... Forem,aft & Abhott . You and your bride·are a little uptight. I 992-5321 After all, buying your first home is a big thing. So before you lalk with . • 1 AIIIIIIPIIC LIS 14 oz. I VALUE RIGHT GUARD · apoRub bottle 7CX YALU£ 7 ••• Family Siao (LI•It I) LA VORIS MOUTHWASH Boz• - •-'.• 1.09 VALUE ., the real estate man, you check your list one more til'l!e. UGAL MOTICE doOf Limit 4 VALUE aitlon Dl a "super slit." In hl.a infrequent appearances tor the Browns after he loll the stan.- did not imply criticism of Clevelolll. In Colorful Ploid~ f· . • FREEl FREEl nu~., 131176A 1110n. The und.,•ltned ,.,....,., right to bid. the lElTH GOBLE FORD, INC. 1114NiepoM Ohie (tlf'tll jltnLio1011 9/25 9/26 9128 ]tc Coclzra n PAINTS Three bedrooms, a nice kitchen, a basement, Gas. heat. Gas heat? You insist on it. It'll heat that basemen! for one thing. And it circulates lresh.air. 1rs clean and ·- It doesn't cost you an arm and a leg. Gas heaLBe firm. ., ··- ~. _,_..... ... ~- ·;.~;.1 ' . ~. -.... .. Limit i 64~ C. P.O. a. 95 s.oo Mens ...... . Boys ....... Ofo OFF back he hill In hla championship yoara at Green Bay in the per1011 of Zeke Bratkowakl. Unlike BratluJwsld, Ryon hal been the ulldlaputed ftrot string q•rtorbock of a championship taom, the 1964 Browns. But allo unlike Bratkow old, dltrerent as night and day," a reference which he later aaid WITH rear ·THE SHOE • BOX 1\yan gives Lombardi the ex· periencod bock - up quarter- to the back,.. position behind Sonny J w-gensen, said he baa learned enough pf the Redsld.na' ayatom to be helpful to them. 1\yan, on arriving In Wasl>IIW!on, aold the Browns and Redskina' qstelns were "u ·• IN THE IIIOW · IPll'•· slclns elected to sign him as a free agent rather than cl:alm hlm., freeilw themselves trmn the obllptlon of plcklna up hl1 $70,000 aolary. Ryan, who appears resigned • ACRYLIC KNIT SWEATER SETS • LEGGING SETS •sHAlL$ •QUILTS • BLANKET AND BUNTING TO MA-TCH • MmENS AND SNOW SUITS Ex<IPI!or twothlnra. cot m•thls a1111111or r ~t like! a wlnner...rve never been with Flrot, It woan't acti8Uy a , wanted to make my eontrlbl>- a wlm1er ," he kept bobbling tlon, and - I fool Uke I hove. like 1 man In a Ironto. I lool I bolq - · " "No More Qowna EXIcdy a )'ear ago, Gll Then there waa 311-)'011'-dd llodpa, the Malo ma-r • ~=•cllnchet. All that the Eel . Charita, who dooan't pt to aulrerod a !art attoek In Now York 1\lota really play muc:h II\YDIOI'O and whoso Atlanta and wheo BCIIIebody lllaDidnr the St. Loqto two nm '-•• In the ftrat &Aked him how It felt to go ·~'.aJI'dlnola, ;_ t , ,__ lmlnr fallowed Qende...,'s !rom the valley to the mountain .~ c--.... three run 111111h. l n one year•a 11me, he Wll •• win year 1he • Nluar.J. ••1 am In the twfilght zone. •• &DIWered: \ Charles IBid. ''I'm not llke "I realize I have a lot to .be .,.,...~ tho 111!1111-ftnola. Mota - win the "'""t theso )'OIIIIIer There' a thankful for just being where I ..,, aOIIIIl be a next yeu for~ am tonlghL" · ·ll'y lor the .,......_ •Then :; illere'• a Uttle thi'W eollod the 'l'lltre IIIII' not be another next Series. lor me. When yoo oaw me All told, there wore 39 · AIIGal thlt olber exception. qltwlng my hands coi1W unllormod celebrants In tile . ftrat 'Jllnee, au the oi'Gunol tho boaea. I wantid tD Meta quarters. That Included lor tho tradltlonol leU the lana, 8111 tell the world, aomo players lreah up ellncbor were there, thla ' - • run m - more tD !rom tho mlnoro plus o jialr or 011ee of chlmpqne, me tlan Ill)' other lnD'Q' Ute." ••pte .c rasbers"-Rod Kanehl or beer, ample \baviJol! Alao tllere waa Jerry Koo.. aDd Craig Anderson, two of the tD dooae cl'*"'-1 maJL orlglnol Mets. ~ :·~·•4111111 with, pl~kle Juice, of 1 'I ''They used. to callus clowna. unda is the reward," Kanehl thlap, 8111 J111ea11Podyogurl, I hope they11 never refer to ua laid. "Belleveme, thoydeaervo .... h.t q:aln," he lllid. lt." 5· BONDED PLAIDS 1 CLINIC Come in and lei Mr. or ~~:t:~ this waa the 11'8111- think I'd ever pla,y boaeboll I've never beon with a ;: of aJl ellnchera. anymore. Then when the Meta wlnner..• l've never been with TO A PERFECT UNIFORM EDGE BY LADIES: BELL BOTTOM ·SLACKS 5 99 MRS. DAYS IDEAL SHOES fOR INFANT MILTON RICHMAN others," Oendenon aald. "I woo - And Eel Knnopool, the only UP! Sporta Writer behlnl 1 desk In Atlaita whan mombar the Meta who hal · NEW YORK OJPll-By &1\Y the -aon 1tartoc1. I didn't been with them since 1962. sharp edge qn yqur ......... '' ' By THE ':i. ;::,'; Z .... '!Granddaddy of all cher Co.n tests ' AND ENDS miscues that omore Gary Humphrey, cen- [HOSPITAL NEWS ~' BE(iiMS HOME LAUNDRY The Eagles will haYOthe same Eastern will be out to revenge Jenkins at left hal!, 162 lb. atartiilg line ups as In last l~~.!:~~,!~=~ !all year'• 26..0 llcklng by junior Terry Everetts, at full- week's win over Alexander. back and 156 lb. junior Bryon Gloooter. Coach Joe Bokovitz's •cau Guinther at right half. The probable starting line have had more than a fair share wW be 141 lb. junior Jerry of inj.uies this season and as a result have failed to taste Kovach, right end, 205 lb. jun. victory 1n three outings. As lor Carl Cdfman, rlglrt tackBokoviu JX11 I~ "Our boys are le, 16! lb. senior Blll Mingreen as a cucumber, and have 8\IS, r!J!ht 8Uard, l71lb. BOJ>h· made the little have hurt us." 29.88 -AS ' 2~o59 VALUE 200's �' • ''\ ' A-oyer,&iolcs:.Prayer !10-'· Ill' M. queen ol ~Jf' ~l.t1 the Grand Bethel of Oblo~ •~ !> I Miss Diane McClure o( Albany, I senior at Ohio Unlver'!~-'· sity, L! doirw her student teach-. ·t.,. ~~ at the Middleport Elemen;1:· tary School. WhUe here she is v, l odilllt Church amounced Wed... nesday they have united for an evangelistic crusade Sept. 28Oct. 11. Charge Pastor W. Da\e McClurs: said the Cruaade Miss Ruth HWIQ)hrey of Or- Mrs. DoJly Wolfe, Mrs. Ern- ..., lando, Fla., former Middleport est !iluler, Mrs. Don Bell, resident, is the houseguest this week of Mrs. J. E. Harley. Since she trrlved Friday, Mbs Humphrey, a teacher at Jones College ant head ltbrarlan for a Presbyterian Oturch in Orla~ do, has been the guest of sever- al families in tlle community. Wednesday she accompanied Mrs. Nancy Reed to GaUipolis to visil. trtenda. Mrs. Elmer Reed and Mrs. Bertha Lasher visited WednesdtJ at the flolzer Medical Cefloo ter with Miss Edith Titus who remains in critical cooclltlon. 'fl:. lJe Cond··-ed -"" reaidlna: at the home or Mrs. ConuniUee consists or Dennis .< • Ellzabolh Slavin. Menuel, Mrs. Bertha Robin- t..: Pn,yor ia tile .not.• for auad In the ualvtne, IIIII tile leoot prod!~. 1'11 10 11111o11 eooler, It -··for ,man~ work with blo - · Ulin to wonl •a ,pra,yer to 11io bolvonb: Iller E¥• ~.tlva ·7-1 110 W11 &IW poaplo ~r&7bol for' ..,.. ·nation, for ....,Ivai, IIIII for tile -vko monillid - - . . l'rl,yer 11 8'>lnil up -.r, but aot billie volwno 11 at dlyo auno . ·Crusade Will cGnwooled ~ Paul Dornoll, at.,; tended tl!o Wodneadoy nlsht I"' ~· .t"l epectlon of the Mceorulela>Jllle Churehes ol ·-the Ra.elne.J..e. ~t..:r Bethel tart Charge ot the Ulllted Meth. Mrs. Herbert Shields, M r 11. Herachel Roush, Mrs. Garrett. Clrcle, Mrs. Lavinia Simpaon. TbJ 1 group set up a program o1 visitation aud pn,yer which began in August in preparatioo for the cruNde. The first week at. services will be held at the Letart FaU1 Church and the second week at Racine starting nightly at 7:30. The Rev. M. Gerald Moyer, pastor of t h e Proctorville Charge of the United Methodist Clurch, will be the evengelist. Dennis Manuel, with the assistance ol the church mu:. slcians, will be in charge d the congregational singing and special music. AU are welcome. NaUve Home of Wheal Wheat is unknown in the wild state but is believed to have been originally a native of the Euphrates region in southwestern Asia. Its cultivation antedates all re- corded history. how to ' 9: winlor., ~.IIYnclooa.u,mattlle -...1.. ' ' ROCK Gnop, 8 p.m. Tburidl.r at lbtlllll.1!2oeIilla at alllcerL Ieyl!IIVII!W Gordon .. Club, 'llllrodly, 7:30 p.m., bomo at :alrL Carl Blckl~ with Mrl. Donald PUIDam, eo - bolteaa• 110oo at tho Ooah, a mockery to God IIIII the deliBbl at tho devil. <mcera will bo lnltallod. Whon proyer II offered with meaning, unetlon, l'e9IOIIIII are SPECIAL MEETING, Twin mode 111111-wer•...., - - · that kind atpr&7bol will move Ctcy Club 'llllrodly 7:God, tho aalnta IIIII olllners. 3ll p.m. at elub 1'<10111 In ...,...,_ Wo need to put awoy our prayer boob IIIII (lOt down on our lc Temple Bulldlns, Mlddlepott; prayer bmeL llmow It' a nol tho poaltlonat tho bocl1. but I lib all membero urpd to attend. to oee _ . . 110t down .., t11e1r pr~er bmeo once In al!hlle PAST COONCfLORS, '!'lleoIIIII humble themaolves before God. Th~ print prayer bonko any do"'o CollleU, D. at A. Thuromore like the,y malllfacturo dish ,...., 811 that kiDd at artl. dl.¥, 7:10p.m. at home at Mra. llclal, SU(IOiflclal preying does very llltle. Godworkoaccordlnl Rolllnl!elrbo. to the pr.,-era ot h11 people. When 1(1Ur pn,yer life 1111. ywr XI GAMMA MU SororiQ>, faith 111111, your love (IOta cold, IIIII your vision ll'OWB dim. Tburi4Q', 8 p.m. at Columbuo Someme said, .. He stands best who kneel a most. n ADd you will 111111 Oblo Ell!<trlc Co. ooe the knee ot.ucture Is IIUnded tor preyor. Tho bme at...c. PONE ROY CUB SCOUT Poek ture and joint action II adapled to sud! t .poaltlon, 2fS. · euba and webeloa, 7;30 A) Secret proyer. llcaniJobadintho bedroom, the buomant, Thurodoy,IOOF IIIII tile born, tho plaee that II best suitable for you, The first tiling FRIDAY Jems tausht FU1 disctplea, was that they mast have a secret HOMECOMING cloneo f'rklll' place of proyor, MI. 6:8-15. At tho secret place at pr~er Is nlslllt at tho Malp Junior HIBII where the onenzy trllna hla biggool BUDS. You cu ned tile ,,..llorlum In Pomer01 fcilow. news-r for an ~ IIIII nol be cllaturbed, but _ , 10U have lrw tho Mella· Nelaonvllle foot. your devotions, a hundred end one tbouillta will bo SUIIII!-. ball same. Jaya will emceei The wonderlngs of the mind, end the -sltlon at lht deYII donee 1111rto at 10 p.m. Everywill only be overcome aa we begin to praloe, IIIII prey - r - Ofl!ll welcome. minedly. "Entar Into thy closet end Wbon thou haat shut the WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION, 6 p. door, pray to thy Fatherwldch Is In eecrot." Preyer that touch. m. PJ!luck . . _ with those es God iswhenweloseeenseottime. Too many tlmea we mea ... ottendlng to take t11e1r own ta. ID'O our pr~er by the clock. The devil Ia willing tile church mulb1a eerV!ee and a eoverod dlah. tl()ly Its "'l!!JJbation, machinery, If only abo neglects tho se. il:leakor will be"Mra. cret place at prayer. Setteo, Commun!Q> Action II) Sorvlee Pr~U"er. Private Pl'IU'Or lo necesaery for public Program DIII'H. Holtea&ea, pr~r. We don't sing our way into heaven, you PI'IY your lin. Rlebard VMJillan, Mro. WIU' ln. I Uko to hear him pray In public, - you lmow has Ed SmidJ, MrL Franelo Anderpr~U"ed before he pra¥1. Are we trflng to pt by on second - . Mro. LouiiSouer, IIIII Ioin. halld, lnatltutlonal religion? We are great exp>nento of church Jack SoUerflold. -•hlp, but that In llsollla noiOJIOU8h, Wo need that deep per. SATURDAY sona1 dovotlonslllfoatlntareeasory, dallypr~U"er.lnour chureh COUPLES DANCE at Drew . services let us have the g)oryuponua. Then, G'le world wtll see Webltar Poa~ P<111eroy, So111r· that we hllve been with Jesus In the eecrot plaee at preyer. do.J, 9 p.m. to I LDI. Public ..,rllhip reveals the work thai baa boon 11oM In pri. SQUARE DANCE Solllrdly at vate, and prayer ia work. lilt ..._.-. Plalna G r I d t School, 8 p,DL to 12 mldnl&!rt. - - by ,.,_,.. Plalno C<lllmuniQ> Qub, Music by Francia Ardrew'a ..rd; caller, Rdlert Pickett. HIGH SCHOOL DANCEparQ>, with tho Joys, Sotunla1 8:10 p. Mrs. Roger L<Jng ontartaiJI. Mr. IIIII Mrs. Karl IGoea m. to 11:30 p.m. at Melcs HIBb ed Monday evening with a parf¥ spent the weekend in School auditorium In MlddJ&. honoring her slater • in ·law, g:uelts oldie Re\1, ard Mrs. We~ port. OpenSUNDto pliiiA;c· by. Whenever tbe time at pr110f be<:omea DIJihinl ._., 111o11 another Cotture at tile . , . . _ at tho aervlee, llllll1lna but a dry utteraneo witbout fooling, wi-t(IUl'piiOillldpaoolon, comlag from tile llpo IIIII no1 tile heart, It thai bocomos a-n. 13th Birthdciy of Daughter Obser~ A Sermonette -ru Mr. IIIII Nro. lfax Davlo, Mickllepor4 Routa 1, ontarlal"' od Frida)' nllht with 1 parQ' In oboervonce at tho 13th blrtllda)o omlveroarr of lhoir da,.tltor, PLAN EBLIN REIJNION ' . The IIIIUII """""'at. cliaeinC1onto a( All• and Mary Am Eblb! will be !liadQ altho road- park Mlho west.oklo at -II*, 33. A plliuck dinner a., a....,. were Banln ADtllonf, wasfreafed Things don't turn up In Jr., LtDOOI.n Height&, GIFT TIMES children. spent the weekeOO at their home ern Local Athletic Boosters, Valley Lumber & Supply Taday drugs do the effectiVely! ttave Yo11 Doctor Phene 992-2955 For YOII Nlilt PrUCI'Iptlon OPEN DAILY 8:00 All tD 19:00 Pll .r >I-1. .L, ·. ·~ ..-.• , !J;ij~,~:i;;i,~.;t, M:~~~\ r•• . . t.!:tJ' of ~·'' .,; ... . .. . .ular 1.10 ; ~. ' A~ADDIN ther111os Re111• z.oo ' ., ... , .;. . - ·Hofe.).. Wt ~lfl*renct ... ' o.l•c,..,lc • ' ....1 . . s........ 1101•·~ ...... iH rl ..i Longer •II~'"''. ~---Drivt Ia. tire . • VENTEJ B 12 u ..... ·••w !dent,._...... wemeoc~oy. The wscs or the MlneriVllle Melhdcllat Church dollalad ~5 111111 tile Reerull Claao at t b e same church, flO. The newly formed 14 o II 1 Counl7 Yooth Aaaoclal!on for l4ontally Rotardod a.tldron will moot Tlleodly at 7:10 p.m. at tile lllllled Trlnll;y Church a( Cbrl~ I'Umerol, will! Tllua, proal- In charp. . ' , .... 1.49 . 7 MICI (• StaniHack Ri~ t~ ·~aae Ta.lets CONTAC . Reaul• l.i9 77~ too's Reaul;rU9 . . ' . FOR . '. J ·), ·~- • "" -,._· _. 1·,-· . ··. · INNOCENT~ .. ' .. ' . ,._-.' ~11111ar 2.75 H~ •• . .81.·e· l-Ib. . : size ; · ~· . . ·· Shampoo-easy , ll!llllllll!lt , 252 Colli! D-·....,.1 co 6. 6~ \ • •auler 1.39 ' ' SPECIAL Q-TIPS SPRAY DEODORANT .• &MINT ' aae !4\-1 ounce ·. Repl;r83c ., . ' 77~ White Rain HAIR SPUY ......, 1.49 ..... ....... ,· •• • • • pyrofaxgas ., ' City lc.e & Fuel Co 992-518& IIDDLEPORT, OHIO LIQII SHAMPOO . .,lar 1.29 • a wttlt. Ltt •• oorvo yao lor all y..r prescrlplian and ........... s. FOR LOW COST, AUTOMATIC WARM FLOOR HEA ~ CALL '· i .. htvt low proscription prlcto and pro~npt 1trvlco a..J dlo· - drug prlcto owen doyo Mllto, Dr. Harold Br<nm, proo. FALL ••• . . -· ·Lohoo Ron II Druga. Th,ey .GOESSLER Jewelry Store CHOICE Regular 1.69 yo,;;; ~iltn•dly pharooaclato at Swtahtr aiol DonsUona totallns 33> havo boon receivtd by tho Mella Count;y Aoooclatlon lor - • 1¥ lietarclad a.tldron a n d ONLY That's Nelson's Lilt Special Slllday 10:30 All tD iZ:30 PM and 5:00 to 9:00 PM then btw Willi 1111111 1 Miss Christine Bahr, daugh- here, returnin& to Columbus Monday 7:30 p.m. at tho blill •oldl UCl, fii'N .... I Iaino. ter of Mr. alii Mrs. cashBahr, Monclay, Mr. Diehl continuea school, Racine. ' Mlddleport, alii a second year treatments at University HoaClwlo-• Lay.Awor Plan student mrse, Will serve as pital on an outpatient basis. now in tffoct. A dopaoil Mery's "big slstar." They stay with Mr. and Mrs. Flrot Fouadalioa will hoi• aay lte•. Paul Archer whUeln Columbus. The Peabody EducaUon GmLS TO WASH CARS Mrs. John Diehl, Spokane, Fund estabUshed in 1811'1 by Senior glrio of the Ruolness Wash., former long-time restGeorge Peabody of ~· Office Education class ot East. dent or Meigs County, rracturcbusotts was the first of the ern HIBb Sehool will BJKMI&or a ed her left arm in a fall recent.- educational foundaUODJ to ear wash at Newell's 8moeo, be established In this Court St. tr Chester, Saturday from 10 a. ly. coun y. m. to 3 p.m. USDA· p,.. Parll~t~ Lot lab ... Donations of WE CUT USDA aiOICE BEEF U•• Out See th• "Fiot" brown and grey. could cure certoin diseases. Mr. and MrL NormanPrese- $35 Received SAME DAY SERVICE In At 9 - Out At 5 com- At one time people believed thot looking at a gold coin }B)lrJlUQ)W& cuse. Mlsa Nancy Thompson, Mr. arxl Mrs. Harold Long. Mr. arxl Mrs. Richard lA:Jng and children, al'kl Mr. arxl Mrs. Roger Lo~ and Bradbury. MlssSaOOyJOOnson, S..art stopping btgino on tho ground ltwl · ••• with lroly f!tal . loolcing shoo !lyle~, , month" aWard. Miss Mary Long. who erters dell stu.Uer, formerly of Syra- HOMECOMING and Rally Chelllllr U n I t e d lllethocllat . ley ani aon. Freddie Joe of Al- Church; h,m. worsh~ service, tamlllte ~rl._s, na. f0<111orcy SuiJdu; oc_...._..., ~2:15 of Meigs Councy vtsi~ Petint-- ~.m. bookat dlrmor; afternoon Jy''Witlt Mr:··aftcl MrS: X.. Cus- PI'GIII'IDio -lal mUJie ·llld ter, Minersville. They weree• relldlllgs by the Mount Morlllh route to TreYBcca College In Cbotr. Public lnvllad. Kentuck,y, where Freddie Joe Is enroUed. MONDAY Mr. and Mrs. Charles Diehl REGULAR MEETING, South. ha~ ploteclli ftaldwtreman'occluroe at Fort Jaekeon, S. {;, Pfc. Phelps ia .Urrently homo . oo lsove and will report on Oct. 7 to Fort Jackson tor an overaeas asaignmerL In Auguit he received tile ''trainee of tile lr....., h e Holzer Medical Center School or, Nurslqg this week. The cake served at the party was decoratecl with replicas of ... nul iii's h~f and a thermClllleter. Guests were Mils Ji a r Y COMPLETES COURSE Plc. U Earl Phelpo, IIIII of Mr. and Mrs. A. I. Pbelpa, Mpenlltlofllly this world unw aomebody turns the!D up.-James A. Garfield. 20th oresldent. · Sister-in./aw t I TIME ·WAS~~ Debl>le Schuck, ~ Cora~, VIcki Clollond, Jrwrld HoWIO)', RO>a.._ P1uer,..., Melanie Burt, Cherie -r, and Chrlotine Balle,y. Gllla weropreae..,_ ed to Joyce Ann. Party Given for "ghten dull walls ...::;::J Joyce Am.were JJII3'ad*lthprlz.. . 'IIIII -.lad ot - arelnvllad. . . All rei-~.:~.::.. Games allvtobo...S frltnolo •• bel~~g won by tho.wlmoro. A decoratecl "ko waa atrvedwlth l~o cream, puncb IIIII , 111111. TODAY_ 67~~­ PT. PLEAWfl', I. ' "·. ll.r• 1 . .; ' ~· ,.' I VISI tn �.... . '• The Dllll' ' • - --~ . i!lji.Jil!l~..-~~ ~~ )' 1 .Ul • WANT AD IMfORMATION OUDLINU 5 P·•· o.., let.. P..llc:etleft LIGAL MOTIC! 1 k' MedoUM Rov•h,· who•• p~e~ ~ =-"'·p \l!,;h .. P~lntlff fll•d ,. 11ctence 11 un nown, wl l'• .'I:.:_, ' fFind' ~~ ' llltfMioF ~~~- 9 •·•· te • ~ the,.!.,Oth :::~:r Cen~:olletlon• & C•"'''""' Will ... tfCCipl14 """'' ' ......... :~ hleP'..-flon ~ttoin•t .._ In t~ Co""" Dor of PIAIIIc.tl~ttt • . •'"""' pl..• Couft of Mllll• County, REGULATIONS . - - - - - - - -·- - - - - it Ohio, Co•• No. 1.. ,536( ~oylng for TM P-.llsher ,.,., ... , the r~tht WOUlD 1il(E . ~Iii McWUr ~ dlworCI and oth., ,. lof, on the to eel it or reject .ony otl1 . . . . . . . Jll&ll for f001D and baud. .... •f ground1 ol willful obaonce of ,.,.,. jloctlonel. The P•li•htr will ,... btl .............. I 1 ..._._ 1 __ ••, thon one year. Sold eou11 will h ntiltle for ..,.. then . . . .u.~,... ,.L-fOf' hlorlr19 01'1 or oftll' tho 2•tt. - ~~ at~o4 •.. 0 1 0 1 •-- 1969 Incorrect insortiOfl, ~ . ..,.,,. Y to..... , " RATES g,.zs..su notle. that •.-1..--a"' · ......, r.. ,••pe •: HOMER P. ROUSH •, plaintiff ·, leba,_ ond Fult1 1: Attorney• for plaintiff • ' 9/11 9/18 9/2! 10/2 10/9 :, 10/16 10/23 7te F01 Wlftl Ad S..vlc• pit Word 0111 ln&ortlotA 5 Clnfl Minh~# ... Chor1• 7Sc l2 cent& ,., word throe censec~ --NOTI-.CE--TO -·~-T:-v;;. ,"""..;.: . -~ ,&~ ID11CE la ~-- . pwa. ln tl•• iflllf'tlons . 11 cent• ,., Word .~~o. ceMoc""l•• ~ ~An •·.APPROPRIATION 49 '" )tO ".,.. · t•J ORDIHAHCE ' BLINO ADS Adtlitlonol 25c or 1969 and that Qrcllnonce No. ,~3-69 be •uppi~M~~entod •• folio,.•: :: Addilionol oppropl'iotlon for Cemo ..• '""' -11,400.00 •' ,..,. o\ddlllonal opfM'Oprlatlon t... St. ~"'·'"'· '""" _ so ...o.cxl ', AdcUIIonol appropriation far G•~ ·~:.rol Fund- $10,000.00 N t' 18111P.Bilta JOHM W. ZERKLE PrntMnt of Council ·: A''"'" o... en.... c1... ~•m 1012 1o/9 3~< ftud &rd. .... made bJ the Tax .be -rd-bythe ~Board o1 °··•·•Jliii:IWI-It at I'· ... -wu.. · lll .... Court H111110, PGDar<IO', JDide ln writia&t Oft b1ank:a .. OJ. furnished V¥ 1he CouiWI Audl• tor aad tiled In hll otaee on or before thetbnellmltedtor payment~ taxes tor theftnt half year, or at IllY tlmodurbig whlcb - •·oro recelWIII .. ~ -------------------- G;-s8<lo~.-;;;,;;-.~-.;~~ half :~~~: th••· 1"963 Fa..... .. .. = yar. · can Legion. SUnday, noon~ ----- --------- ___________ 9'o18-10te ; By Oswald & James Jacoby NOR111 (D) 1:5 .863 "AJ84 • 932 .1032 EAST WJ:ST .42 .109 ., "KQIO +QIB .AKQH ' . •sr 652 +T6H .95 SO'IJTU ••• ',~lt 9J 7 ~..... -' ~ , ~- -· .., - · ··'&10 .. .. ;,;i7if Neither wlnerable Wat North Eat South l'ull PUI , . Dble l'ull Pass Pus Openinc lead-. K South had a mighty good band for his pre-emptive opening of four spades but his partner had passed originally ROd he decided to abandon any possible slam 1111w 2 Dr. 6 cyl. atcl. w.ns., •-· ·• tfr.. , solid t...ty, radio. · TRUCK SPECIALS • .. , H· duty -~ ony 65 Col" white. -~ ,_....._ Ml'~ .... _ . . . PliCIIIt 111124783. CHEVY . •uo. 8-3Wll) 9-25-3tc MECHANIC NEEDED. Sllrt1l8 lllaey $3.110 per hour. Mall\' frlnl8 benllltl plua paid • · SKATE-A-WAY SCHECVLE callao, llvHIY Work .week Bock to Scbool party, Friday, · train 8 LIIL to 5 p.m. Pleaoe Oct. 3, free gift for everyonej nmtt to P. 0. Box 7t9, ~ lllllooreen party, FrldQ, Oct. eaa, Oblo 45701. 31. ~nWednesday, FridaY; SAturday, 7:30 to 10:30. A-.allable lor partlea onMolldQ, Tueada1, IIIII Thursday -.-----.:...---..-- -----------!!,OOsE. 3101. -------------- 6 ROOM 613 lollll St;, Nl4dl_.. 1\1 .blockl train lbo poot olllce. lnqutrutU& Llnoolnsi. ------------ IOxlO HOUSE TRAILER, Z bod- -------------- nl(hts am saturday and su. dQ at12r110011a. Phone 9853929 or Otestar 985-35~ - - - - - - - - - - - - - 9-IZ1..10tc AMBITIOUS per11011 t0 DB art!· ---- - ------!lclal lnseml•tlon pooltlm GUN SHOOT SundiiY, s.p-. wltll C.O.B.A. lnMel(J Cool>ber 28, Forked Run, ~-- ' Q<, Th!J la a part time Job, man Club. 9-U-31< Would work well for flraler ---,..----------- lav\iw ~ tlme or extra , STV.Di ~RVIC;Fi.,'~ ~I. ~·F'"' worli1lilla ~1\. Syrahuao, OliiO:Rh~' ·, ,.,~lc.:C.~!L , We ''lllDWii!i eBU039. 9-/Zt-&tc 7011. If lnlereated, call Galli- 181-4'131. 1148 PLYitfoUTH, - I t ~-111111, P~dl Fork Raid 19. Make alfer. ·l wn Cll'llllll. . 9-IZ1~ Help Wanted : .... ------------ 1157 . CoOJYille, .... and . ·um. ID;r:·:~ l~~.~·pi" ~·:;·~·~ ••' ·-:- • io;;;,;;.-Vi...!u.:.,~ • tnns. L- Goi'doD H, Caldwell Audltar of Jolel(o Cclunl¥ • Tbe flrat Senate page wss tU 4 p.IIL 9-25-21< : appointed by Henry Clay and • Daniel Webster. His nsme HAND TOOLED leather .b I ll· :was Grafton D. Hanson and folds and purses made to or;De was only nine yean old. der. Also mocassina and ather leather lloma. Pbono 742- ,erlect Discard :Aids Defense ---~---------J::ARLY .AMERICAN i~ ,U.95 AM-FU ·ndlO. Hpeed ...... HT hd Power APPLES. Fllllletrlck'• 0,.. cblr\l, SIIIAI Raute 689,lo<li- ..... HPeeDr IIQIIIId qiiiiD, ~~a~a,..; due f8l.u. VM our RlH• R. .t ftlot · od 7 mlleJ 110111111ot "' Ill .... _ Cll1WUkeavlDe. Pllono 169-4711&. lliQ'IM . . ' t..lt-ltc . ., 9-IZ1·121c . 3~ •~n Pontiac_.,. I ~.::.T~; 197:~ -mb~ ~ 01 -:~.:: ~~: are DOI'I' bei...,. sought for the ·~ construction of an addition to the Middl~ort Church of Christ. For infonnatton. contact Don Enrin, MickDepcrt. Phone 992-3290 alter 6 p.m. ____ ________ _ ,;_ or·~rF~---•15. Obl ~tc ~WIN AT BRIDGE SEttY!~ .· .DAY192-21&1'-·· ,NI~HT . . . . 'd'' . - ·. · Commlllloner ol Ohio. wtll ~T-;.~N-;,~;,:;;.~;bid~ · RAILINGS the vaJ.Uitloftl 0 IC8 SHOOTING MATCH, RacineGtm Club, .._..,_.. <-•-ber 28, 1 p,IIL 9-25-<>tc .6. Ql' .:·NIQHT .''"*DAr« ·. .•,; .• CALL u•UIIltl'lt, ~ aUon S.c . 11. This Ordlnonce ahctll ke effoc:t ond bo in force lrom f'ICII all• September 22, 1969. aned tho 22nd day Of S.pted!H •i Doily It- 0 • 111 • to 12100 NOCMI Sotvtdoy - ' and are cwtn for tnapectlon at 'tbealrke of -~- ~Aollll-lnllle _,...._, Court Haua, ~,.(Ida. CoaWlaintl --~ 1a)g.;. por Alllwer• p.1111. 106 •• ~ public Offlc\: HOURS 1:30 •·"'· to S:OO ·fhllt&'Aite . ..,... _ _. - • ..:. ........, __ ,,..,_. n..u ..~ ...., 'ftU .UUill tis•. ."'· ',._Be It ordained by tMI Council ~of the Vlllgge of MiddfopCifl 01 ,•foiiow1: ,; S.c. 1· That To pt'O>~Icio addition""til fund• for oporo11onl fOf the ~~ Cha•ee Ftr'!Jilll.F~ilt . . ,1'7 nYlif:l ,eode, U.t the tax returDI of • • Cowtt;y, fol'. tbe )'iar 1919 Ja'¥1 been -------------- ------ •' -· ~llanCt .WitJ; Seed01l5715- lntltfllonl. 25 ,., -.:•nt Oisu\lnf on ptdtl eds ond od1 poid within 10 d1y1. LEGAL NOTICE CARD OF THANKS I OBITUARY ORDINANCE NO. 957-69 $1.50 for 50 word rnlltlrnu"'· Eo. OrdlncaMI to S•pplo..,.nt tho · MtlitloMI wcrd ~c. ·'.. IW.I':'i.' •••nt••aco SEVIRAL 69CIIwnllll Still nallalolo ot troGtly .roomt, ecnbln&Uon walher and dryer, - fumlblre, llr collllltloning; 275 pllon fuel oU dnml ani atalid. Cll1 Now lla¥OD 88UzttorMlddllpmt 992..2416. Aloo caiPOIOIL ~-«< ··WMPO 'INF. .lTIQM .NEWS .. ts .,...~. 'LOClliE'-lS DAILY , lt 7:50A.M. '12'NOON .. 3 P.... . . AND 4:to,f.M. ' Keeping .fiJIAI , Gallia.·orJd Mason'' Ar~ Informed As· ; Well As .... polio 44&-1535 or 4t&o4416 for lntervlow. Place all Cillo - - -----------REV1VAL AT Rutland Freewill Boptlat Olureb, ~r altM 2 p.m. 9-24.2tp 29 to October 12, 7:30p.m., - - - - - - - - - - - - - Pastor, Paul Taylor. E - gellat, Normaa 'laylor, Speclal slllglng. Ewryone weleome. WUI You Coone? 9-IZ4-151p for Sale or Trade u- .,. _, ;.:,::-.Mii-;;:-;;-;1-..W-!L', contract. Fry 1!14, ~ atari- West chose to double. No big nooo '11turadly, all dQ guarROtee went with that F"tidQ', tu S&turdQ t,llllll double but West hated to be noon. 9-U-31< shut out with 18 points. -------------Things started out well lor· the defense. C I u b s went LADII!S, does t395 worth of around tbree times lind all Jewelry' !roe, 80UDII JIIIOfl Wat needed was one more P1UI a c:cmmlaalootiP h 0 D 8 trick, He led his king ot N"" Hawn, W.Va., 992-2505. !heart&, South was in dummy for lntenlew. with the ace and his first lmpulae was to conced• down one. That seemecl kind of - - - - - - - - - - - - )illy. He would save a litue TOM LEWIS, water weU drill· otlme but sometimes the deinc, Letart. w. va. Phone Wapi To 811y 1fense lll play is g<!lllg to slip. 895-3802. 9-5-301< 'South saw that If West held CABINETS, round Ia· both the queen lind jack of - - - - - - - - - - - - - - CIIINA blea, old cl., etc. Writo diamonds, as well as the VACANCY for two elderly peo. vr call 14. D. Mlller, BL 4, queen of hearts, West was pie. Prefer prlwte paid .,.. Pcmeroy, pbooo 99U27L going to bave quite a distienls. Pbono Mason. 77311...'145-Uc carding problem. 5185. 10-8tfc South ratuecl off hls siJ: CROSSWORD 4- Biblical ctly U'rlnt meuure 6. DllfiCUN ------------ -------------- :r"¥i'e.~s~to ~.S.':'f~~ ";;~;~~m.-G~nd -;.-;.~ For Rent lliseards. The f I r s t three •ere easy enough. He got ~ of his last two clubs and ;he 10 of beartll. His fourth dlseard was just aboul aa easy. He thought for just a fraction of a second and then let the queeD of hearts go. This illdn't represent ROy '&real g e n I u I on his part. 1!'••1 lind Wat had a good partnership and East had .d!Jearded In such a manner aa to tell West that South had started with a singleton heart. He simply discarded nolh· lllg but hearts, ROd he cllacalded them up in order. He bad started by playing the deuce on the first lead. When be lolluwed by playing the five six ROd seven, West mew that East sWI held the nine. If East had started with just lour hearts, he 'll'Ould h a v e hlgh-lowed somewhere along the way to show an even nl!JIIher. ,,.,.,.,., ,,..,,.,• .Auf.) contract. "Ellperl""""'" For free estlmate, phone 3 UNFUilNISIIED 1'001111 wltll 99:1.-2806. (We go aii)'Whorel. ._tb. Mecbanlc St., P-eroy. 8-22-tfc Phone 992-238L g;.25 3te by .......... -='1111 -------------- IN TH! COIIItiOM PLEAS COURT IIIIGS COUMTY, OHIO Db:l• Lo Y•IIMeter, L D, 1, ·M1441~, Ohl•. pen, autoo, trailers. , . _ 9112-2718 .,.. - Dick SQ!er, . W..Utc -------------- 'HREE ROOitlaoarllnent, camPI•IMIH, ploWiy modern will! buiJtAD .;. CMrLI1 W, v,.,..._, kltcben, wail oven table top unit; 111alnleaa steel alnk MIIIWI•,_,., Ohio, wllo•• c. . . ................. with dlopoul unit; larp le:;:4MI1•, Novel andlarp cloHta. Nlcell'decT ltetiOI'I, Kerpert, orated. (All 99:1.-2278 for ll>" ••• -.91305. Ne. 1..523 , polntment af12r 2 p.m. 8-22-tfc MOTICI BY PUBLICATION "' '"" .... ............ and ua Papal letter hammer 21. Maeebea.rer in ICqland 23. Wanntll 2T.Sea.eJia1e• 28. M:ule'a . bjUIIIet. ·211- Speech 1m· output 115. Old meuu,.. 16. Pub aervln& t9. BkUlful 20. CliUl chief 21. Babylonian deity _,..... 26.De- - 21.Bea- 211. Type of frlpt 30.J'or 32. Footedvue 118. Peer Oyat'J ..... mother St. Waroltlpo, eoollty 311. Nautical term li· ' I K J I I jredbueat - - - - - - - - - - - - - - STORAGE IIIJICOfor-,cemLEGAL MOTICI tree :H. Proelamatory, known mater 8. Vene 9. Butt 13.MIIle 18. WOoclen"" ollk- wonn ?. Wen.. ll.Epoch 17. Candlenut ZI.AIIam .,.......,, ..... P!acll. .. wl~ppen 1A11UIJI ·---·-· Slill'l'lt AUTO IALI!i\ IAIIAUGA, QHIO - - - - - - -· -- -----~-.,... ....~k'!";t ,....:. , ,. ,.,For Sale Bawler'a ditk'etrio (A.ws U4' . . ! Juntl""'l IUICH v.........,... . WALTZ GUioio HUUMY i!tf' t'Oftii'Nd.r c-..w.·r JIM'1HI WIIIIN-IN A-.w"" "'"'•' U$tJ ",.[ . ,· �• ~·1 ·' 1wn·~· Miildle. Scott 1 ('""" ,..,., ' . \l!'oimdutioQ -to · . iMtiet T~rt~&t ·~. j} • '' '. '.~'·~· ~ ok;rll~ of ~co Cit¥ : ,,,,, I• doml.-led by tho twin~...,. ... ~~ lid lxtacl•huotl, 17,000 fee~ Use ,..... ,.. ' ' ~emhe or tho cooperyatlw.. wllh l11'1 bcfut'L•hiselcctiun. Tho Ohlu· VoUOj' llealt!l !lei'· '·', "~t It cklel' not mean lhat I •omtc llepli>l f,can• <lp<!llned ~ ~'""" t'ounclallm will bold ·~:.:.~'.!:.~~----··:_·-··...,!-!f'••..:,_ ~:-·~-·-:·•1 ·, tA}lel't aomeone else to dUU'IJC . balan<c II., ,leedorihlp .and 1ma1 nieounc at the 0111o Upl- ·1 deotocl Son. ltabert 1'. lirl!lln vorlil.v lodoJ ot 7:1~ p.m. his or her convlctioru1 eUhcr," ot MiddJ111n,1 a --~nte Alborl (;, IOUoa, Ohio direcS<utt oald. Sccit, genenlb considered a mlddiMJ(-lho-ruoder as tile tor or urban a!Yalrs and Gov. key member of the seraLe'a aasislanllEedcr. James rcpreacnlallve . Grlmn, 45, debtod Baker, to tho AWo~achiUI 1te810nal libet·al bloc on most dcmestic once 1111ln the eonaer.. uve Commlollfllll, wiD be tile speok. issues, refused to be ltbeled. "I have preferred to bave na cardldate, 00 the laat or three er. New director• ~the seven - ' label, but if I must hive ooe, lt baUOio 23 to 2U. Sen. Jomea B. . era of GOP politics. .Pearsoo ot Kanus, the original caunty orpnlzatlon will alao be Is thai of a moderate because I The 6S.)·ea•·4d newb eleded ; . beHcve thai the broe.d·midclleof choice or the llberala, ard Sen. elected, aocordiA,I to E. E. Daleader of senate llepublicans the hicJ!way is the area which John G. Tower of l'e:xas, a pure vl.o, oak !WI, OVIIS presldenl. promisl'd not to innid or leads-towards solutiona and the blood conaervaUvewe~eJlmln­ The fwndatlon, a 0011 - pnllll impose hi s idcolQID' on ('01· ated 011 earlier beliOIL corpor•tlon developed under the leagues. But at the same time ruts are to be found on both Alll>alaohlan Redevelopment Ad he indicated to the liberal· s ides or the reed. •• or 1965, Ia charaed wlllt adA veteran of se,·en terms in Faml)ua Connon quality in mod erate bloc which supported ministration or tile multi.....,. this blend of . 50" selectH the house aoo nearly 12 years hirn that he would txt ty healllt demonatratlon proJeet cotton and 50" , Polyosm., " abardon any matter of c~ i n tbe ser~~te, Scott put Involving Alltena,.Gallla, Hocktogether a strange combillltion Loborotory tested for beol sdence or conviction." in& J~tckiOO, Lnrence, Nelp, of sWt>Ort to win the votes alii !lerfor1110nce. Over 180 threodo "The W8.l I speak and the and v~ Caunlfea. succeed the late Sen. Everett · per aqua ... inch. 11 ay 1 vote will be the same Bleached POfcale - S.lld b.l Dirksen as Senate Republi· Mrs. Lillian B. l..ebnanl, 89, after this election as before alii Colore - Prints formor Middleport resident, 2 Divorees Granted if that is persuasive and can leader, lie had the almost total died early this mnmlng at the Oa groonda of groao nelleot influential, l'Ll be most gratesupport of the liberal bloc, the MDnte Ro.Y Nurslna Home In of duty, two divorces have been ful," Scott said in an interview backing of four middle-of-the- Grove City. granted In the Melp COWJ(y roaders who wanted to succeed Born Dec. 17; 1880, In West CA>mmoo Pleaa Coort. ' him as assistant republican VIrginia, she was lite ~­ Delores M. Aeiker, Pomeleader, aOO just enough conser- ter or lite late Jooepb • n d roy, was granted a divorce (Cootlnued !rom PIIJ[e I) existence, if it could be called ,•ati ves who feared youth more FJizabeth Hawkins C~ln. !rom Keith G. Aell\or, CumSUrviving are a dll.l.ghter, berland, Md., and Doria J..., that, the Mets finished lOth in than change. In the secret ballot. he beat Mrs, Katherine M1111nstoo, Dalley, Portland Route I, was Included in these wonderful the rield of 10. There was no improvement 43-year-old H'"'"rd H. Bsker Ma~tle Sprlna:s; several granted a divorce rrom Ora vAlues are ski11111ers, coal the ne xt three year s. They were Jr. , of Tennessee, the candidate grandchildren and great .grand. Leo Dailey, Portland. T b e style dresses, ju11pers, 2 pc. last ea ch time, and the name s of the ronservati ~es ard children. Preceding her In death plaintiff In the latter case was I slipped in am out of the box dissatisfied young turks, 24 to were her husband and two sons. granted cu stody or lour minI suits, shirlwAisiS. FAbrics Fwteral services; wilJ beheld or children. scores, some to be instantl,v 19. ~~~~ of 10"-' Fortrol Poly- I inc lillie bonded knit, orion, Then, to emphasize the at 1 p.m. Seturd113 at the Rawand 50% cotton. Waist I forgotten, others lo live on in size 28 to 38. In ollthe .good I jerseys, Act late royon jersey, lings-Coats Funeral Home with Met lore•.. names like MarveELDERLY WOMAN HURT dArk transitional co110115. length&. You will never haYe I the Rev. David Kiner officiatlous Marv Throneberry , ChooThe Pomeroy &.R squad was iron those school Ing. lllrlal will be in the Lone Choo Coleman, Elio Chacon. These dresses are styled in I oak Cemetery at Point Pleas- called to Foglesong Rood, Ma- trou,sers. Rod Kanehl , Craig Anderson, 14 to 20 and (Continued !rom page I) ant )"rlends may call at the [II. son, Wednesday at 10:19 a.m. Jay Hook, the most erudite of for Ma,y Jane Smith, 91, who half 14\) to 24\1. them all who knew what made Lodge again sooght to engage neral home from 10a.m. to noon had fallen at home. !'lie was a ball cun·e when thrown- but the Communists to impress on and !rom 4 to 9 p. m. Frld&Jo. taken to Veterans Memorial couldn't throw one. Hanoi and the Viet Cong that Hospital where Bile waa adIn 1966 the Mets saw the light the partial withdrawal of U.S. miUed. ~ of day - if ninth place is light of troops was not only a signifiNow Selection "Adler" Shrink Pleasant memor)' finished, cant political gesture but also (Continued from page 1) Pllt:.GAME SUPPER SET the Mets once more finished "a trerd" • . • lndicatlng there Chester Township aM dug dltMembers or St. Paul Luthortenth of ten, 40' '~ games out in would be more Amerlcan ches, removed soil and changan Church are sponBOTing a pullouts if the Communists ed the contour and draimge of 1967. soup supper Friday evening beHodges came back to Shea in respord b.l scaling down the land which was used as a golf lore the rootball game between Choooe reversible Yinyl White athletic tocltt .. course by the plaintiffs. 1968 and his iOOomitable fightirw:. (blllclc or brown) or gon. ~ .. Lambs wool, The plaintl[!s ask $17,100 lor Meigs and Nelsonville - York. leadership hauled the now uine ·lea'ther in his favorite y comfortable and Soup, sandwiches, pie, cotrce loss of Income aRI expense inyoung, now, it seemed, taintly 22 to 28. colors. Size• weorlnQ. Sizes 9Y.! to 13.. and other beverage& Ytill be volved in putting the land back promising squad up to ninth sold starting at 4 p.m. In tho in good condition. place with their highest winning pair The plaintiffs charge that the Fellowship Hall of the church. percent.Afe ever - . 451 - on a defendants a cted in complete record of 73 victories and only DATE CIIA.~GED disregard for the property and A parey lor the 25th district, 89 Losses. MENS ORLON The ninth aMiversary cele.. ask $30,000 in exemplary alii An:l now it is now, and there tlon or the Forest Run Baptist Ohio Eastern Star, will be held they are, after comil'@: back Church, at 110 Kerr st•• Pom- punitive damages. They also on Ocl. 4 at Bartlett, Ohio, from 91 ~ games out on August eroy, will be held Sunday at charge that the defendants are rather than on Sept. 27, as an. again threatening to move onto !6 to win their division. All that 2:30p.m. nounced ear Iter, Mrs. 'lbomaa the land and change ll and ask is left for them to do is win the Yeung reported. The Rev. R. F. Hairston, ror a restraining order. National League peiUI&n~ Sr. or tbe Refuge Bsptlst PLAN '!t'EEN iiANCE ' c~rcb, ·cotumbUI, wUI be the teen dab9 ' will 'be held A 1 't plaker. 1he congrep.. Friday nlgtU at the Racine Junt1on from Rev . Hairston' s ' Ior IU!ill SChool, 8 to 11 p.m. church will also attend. The TONIGHT, SEPT. 25 Light damage was reported under spon&Orship of the Anpublic Is Invited. MENS BRIGHT lED to a car driven b)' KeiUieth l..o1lg- nuol Sial!. Mu•lc will be by stretch. Langsville, at 1 LD\. ihe Blue Angels. Wednesday when lt struck alii VISIT THE PERRYS friday thru Tuesday VIsiting Mr. and Mrs. Benny killed a young doe deer on State Sept. 26 thru J) Heavy woieht wool jackoto In briaht rod. Ideal for LOCAL TEMPS Route 124, east o( County R<».d Perry on !W.nda,y were Mr. and You'll like this grand feloction in trim cut styles t_het THE APRIL FOOL$ Hunters. two big buHon throilgh flap pockets, two The temperature in down(T echnicalor) Mn. Charles Clay and chil- 13 b_y the Department or Sherhove tapered legs, tighter fit, or the mort contervatl've olosh poekots. Sizes omall (14-14Y.!), medium (15•15Y.!); town Pomeroy at lla.m. ThursJack Lemmon dren, Waco, Texas; Mr. and If! Raben Hartenbach. models that are lor the older man. Sizes 28 to 42 and large (16-16Y.!). • . day under cloud.Y skies was Tbe department also reportCatherine Deneuve Mrs. Rurus Clay, Milton, w. extro size1 44 to .50. New solid color1, black, plaid1, 58 delfees. Peter Lawford Va.; Mr. and Mrs. carl Not - ed that Cecil McCoy, 27, MI. checks. Stop in, look ·them OYer. S.loct what yau nood. tingham and children, Fred Mc- Gilead, ROute 3, was returned CHUBASCO . . Callaster, and Charles Me. here (rom theGallla County jaH MEI!JS GENERAL HOSPrr AL ., (T echnicalar) Admlsllflllls - None. Callaster, or Culloden, W.Va. Wadnesday night to face bad MENS FINE WALE Richat"d Egan ., Discharges ::- Hallie Cross, Also. Mrs. Perry visited her check charges in Meigs CoUilQ' Christopher Jones Marthe Rci>I!IIOII. sister, Mrs. S, W. Clll)', in Mil-• courL Now i 1 an ideal time to buy wcir.k glove.• fOr ~r now Show Starts 7 PM WASIIINGTtlN (lii'D -Sen. lhvh Sl.'Ott ot Pc•utsy1wnia Intend• to leod Senate I!Oilubllcans along the "broad middle oi the hlgtiW8Y" after they brok"' decades of consenaUve domination to embark on a new .,, •! • e ,, both' - ·, I c.. telwftNI .n,._...y .,, . Just ReceiYid on the Main Fleer Ill-•· • .,.....11, W11r ltl,1rtllt1t ••• Sit ,.. Filii Stltdl• Of WtVIII A,p~nlfwWIIItl . . ....... GOP Diredions P•cilt Shttk . Girls and PlllowCIIII Mrs. Leonard t~ls Wttk Eli. Wt Art Featarl11 AS,...l S.lt o., ........., ,$8.95 Dms• Dies Thursday l.tvl's Stl.. Prest Ama.zin' Mets -S.Ie 2 fw $12.00 Slim Fit SCHOOL TROUSERS I VC Attack I I misses sizes sizts 6.98 This•••th~t ••sants w. lEIS ATHLETIC SOCU DRESS lot •Y!'"''I v.. Church Celebro tion 1.00 Planned on Sunday lass SOCKS Pit· Doe Deer Dies H•• 9.95 lENS WOII .6LO¥ES and all winter lont· Indianapolis and Wol•orino brand gloves. Now on aalo • ..,.no Department .lst floor. C!!ttons, leather and cloth. Gauntlet styles, knit wrist. stylel and aafety cuff gloYn. Stop in, look around and buy what ton Thursday. you need. CORDUROY SLACKS Fino quality ccirduroy of 50!ii polyester, '50" c~t'IF!r Permanent prus. Dark ollve and tan: Si&... waist. Modo with not so much taper. CUffed looHO!•~ : A real YQiue. · · ' C...o In aid - VOL XXII NO. 113 the·- ' By RICK n!OMAS ·' . ~.., ~ R. calhoun .,..hed"a 17-count Indictment, lnclutllng rape old kld,.Pflw, ll!llnot llorold Lee Waugh, 20, PatriOI Star Ill., tocioJ In Gallq Cmmly ~n Pleas Court. . , jUdge Calhoun, howewr, ordered thot Wau&b be held to the ooxt term of the Golllt CcJunl!' ........ jury wlllch convenes at ·' t:ao·a.m:. next Tllelday. Wau&b had been Indicted In a recallocl sesalon of tho AilrU term.artnd Jury m 11 c:oun1s In tho, ;.a 20 alleged kldMpllw of a Michigan rainlly and rape ot the wUe and mother of three children, and m olx count• In the June 28 alleged knlft~W or Paul E. Fae=lre, 24, ~ Ill. Judge Calhoun lad continued 1~ t.J 2 . .. • . the oaoetrDIIIWedneodll)'too..,_ ed In the local commoo. plea• slder .evan mollona by de- court. JUdge C. W. Smith, Mer..,. eaunsal R. Wlllfl!n JOJ>. Ar\hur, assigned by the Ohio S~Ctrerile Court, was sitting at kllll. The llrat JOI!Idna' was to q•ah all courila of lha tile reporUng or the grand jury lndlctmsal oo ~a thiot tho In the Waugh ._so. Judge CalIndictment waa not presenlod houn was attending a Trlal by the rormnan oftbearandjury J ndges' Cdlege, TWO OVERRULED to tho Court ct Ccl!mnon Pleas Two defense motions were aa r..ured by lito Ohio Revlooverruled by Jndge Calhoun this ed Code. Jenkbts' motion was liiatai• momlng. Jenkins wiD oot be alad and thelndlotmelllwu quash- lowed to take depositions !rem witnesses in the Waugh case at ed m thla reason alone. Hamlin C. King, Gollla Coun- Tueaday's session the t,y Prooeouti!W Attorney, a<l- Jury. Waugh will remain In JaU mllted the error, but toldJudgO uDder the same bol'll 1 $151,000, calhoun it had beeo "emnnon aet by Judp Smith. . Jenkins piled the ooont with pracdce ot the- fOreman" gtvl'l! the Indictment to tile clerk a final questlm: uu .t he grand jury does not of court lnateod ol tile judge. JUdge Calhoun lnl-ed the Indict my client, wUI he cootln(irooecutbw attonloy that cor· ue to be held?" root procedure would be !ollow" Of course not," · replied ~..,.,,.,·o. or '~ j n IY7o · ,.,. • MIDDLic:PORT'S BILLY WELLS who operated bla riding academy at IU)yal Oak Park this summe~ is now scrvlrw; as claSSinstructor for the Rio Grande Collep Equeetrlan Aeademy - a riding activit.y whichhat beenaddedtothephyaica1 education program of the school. CAN YOU IMAGINEMIDDI...t:PORTwllhoutMr.andMro. Wal· ter B. Harris'! That1 s to be the situation, but Mr. ao:t Mrs. Harris aren't goll'@: Car away. They've purchased a modern. one-door home ln Clifton, w. Va. ard will be movi'l! there within the nel/1 week or so. THOSE DOLLARS . you place in our care never rest on their oan. They work like mad for you seven days a week, twenty-lour hours a day, weekends and holidaY' wning good interest. Savings are insured up to $15,000. MRS. ALMA YOUNC, MRS. F.OOAR GllEE.~LEE ard Mn. Mildred Tubbs, Pomeroy. and Leo MarUn and son, David, HWJootinglon, W. Va., traveled to South Bend, Ind. over the weekend Lo vis it with Ernest Martin, a ronner ttomeroy re1ident. Mr. Martin is serioosly ill at~ hc:me Lherc. HI& addrell!l 18 23611 FUmore R•d, South Bend, Ind., 46619. ~THER REPORT Why settle for less? FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS CO. ntE POMEROY, OHIO FRIDAY, SATURDAY "ND SUNDAY SEPT. 26-27-28 Double FHlure Program "A FISTFUL OF OOLURS" TechniceiO< Clint Eost.,ood Marianne Kerch MEMBER FDIC Member FederAl Reserve System AFULG OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 5:00 TO 7:00 SERVICf. -~k. ·,': ',, . 2.9$ Mens pe...,nenf Pro•• Fancy PeHorn P•l..wa .A, B, C and D. ~-...,-·-····-··••,.•••·-·--·-·--·-·•••,...-;.;..;:..:o vounr Mens Aqyat• . .· 511... y, ~~ monontly attached or detachable. 8qy1 . ai~•• '3 ·to 18. . •.-1 Swell•• ' ' ' · ..,/ I - . .· . or •two. and buy your naado. . '• ' ~ '' ·. :. ::: ,.; ..' · ·· ' Mens La•bo Wool V '"~· Sl~ilo~a Sllpo•or Swietera (Veot) ·. · ' . Jaclge Calhoun. Waugh was returned he r 1 Sept. !8 !rem Lima State Hoopltal lor the CrbniM!Iy illaane where Jlllge Smith ordered him conunltted lor 30 dll)'s obaerwtloo. Jenklno was I!>PGinted by JUdge Smith toreproaentWaugh in the case. T Meeting. ~R Planned The Meigs Soil and Water conservaUotl District will hold lta amual meeting 'I'Uelda7, Oct. 28, at Eastern H ~ g h School with a dinner at 7:30 p.m. · Diatrlet supervisors, meet. Karr :-.:;·:~on:':!~. Corwre•• would rrom as. Who'S Jrll. _ W IW Mrs. Mildred M. Martin, a well.lmown teacher In tile Rutland schools for 20 years, has been hmored by being Included ln tile oewly publlahoclsixthedl11m (1970-71) of •'Viho's Wlto ol. American Women.•' She is also included Jn t'()hlo lives," a book oonoernlng Ohio Eduoa. tors published In l968. Mrs. Martin, an Ohio State Unlversit;y faculty member ser. sELECTIVE! SEI!VlCE OFFICES hare wore spewed qyer tlti; wallo and On at> American thio lire was c:onllned to two rooms SO<•IIid a.OI liiiOdiiiY tile draft board. The Akron Fire !leo of all lUe Clrawera ror 11.. iOcal draA m the aoor ind 'HI ablaze. · 100,000 JIU!II• on Nee but It """ not lmme- . hoor IIWIY ...ro 'deltroyod. "We have d~ll· · "':~!!:~~•;" said Mro. Aida Mualck, area ...,..,.. " yeara and 1''"' riever . ......, ~ . ca Circle, RaolneJunlorHigh; Mrs. Ama Rwsh, Syracuse Elall.. Extension Serolc:e, Is the emen1ary, and Mrs. Deborah homeeoonomlosagent!orLake HiD Roush,Letar!Elementary. ewnt,y. ille lo the daughter or In other action by the bmrd, Mro. Vma McKni811t _. Rut- salary Increases !or buo drlvland and the late EvereU Me. ers and non-teaching personnel Knight, alao a well - known were approved. Bus drivers teacher. were granted a $25 month raise retroectlve to Sep~ I; one contract driver was given a $5 a month raise ard one mechanic a $10 allllllllh nolae; six cuat<>todlansweregranted$84ayear Increase for a !2 mooth peri· od; cooka received $14 a month lor nlnemmths; theclerk-ouoOfftcers were selected when $ tocllan 200 oo the !969-70 sesa Meigs COunt,y Retired Teoch- sion, a.!ld the band director was ers Chapter was orpnlzed re- raised $60 a month !or 10 00 ~~.!U.:,":::_'!~=: months ror additional work In tbe elemenlary achoolsandhigh cOle Smllh4 preejdent; Clara school for the 69-70 term. Mrs. Lochary, vlcepreoddent;Giadys Ellllllf Salser alaowas employ,,!layman, a...,relo.!7, .1111!1 • - eel aa a sli>stltute cook. Hllldore, treoourer. Sayre announced that planPresent to help with lite lor- nlng books wUI be available mation of tbe new group was Ex-Teachers OrgaJlize(:[ · · ·. ~~~~~~:'::praued 0 .!..1 l,l'IIE AMERI!:AN'·CJvi;:; LlBEII'!'IEi Va10D TfltlraiilY praloitl GoY. ,Jam., A. llhooloft..a n d ,~~·;~'...Jiotloallueek!lll lilall•- .., "' ror .llrat • oer.noo JIOI,HI.I.. ·. or Clellan, Ala. ll!e Is a . 1969 ol Melp High Sebool. crawate K OF P DINNER PLANNID ._ICIW cllrector.of tho a.!oor~Jn!A· GoiJipolla KDighla of Pythlu tile nc:Ontb. atat.,!JIIl!ley lamlll., and Pythlan Siller a fiD!IIlaa potliHio d'-t will be tho .......... of rouf!IM ...-Ill or- bel4 ·SIIardiJ at 6:30 p.m. at ~ .bell In GoiJipllio. Meat and drlak wiU be fl,tmlihea. ~ NEW YORK (UPI) - !dent Nlxoo Is In a "can'twin pusltlon" In Vle1Dam and w coorse he takeo Is llkely to work against him In the 1972 prosldenttalelectlon, Merrlman Smith, UPPs Wblte Hause reporter, said lodoJ, ••He cannot win the war In Bunce. Vietnam In ~ terms,•• Smith told an Editor LOCAL TEMPS & Publisher awards lunchetll ThetemperaturelndownlowD at the waldorr Astoria llotej. Pomeroy at 11 a.m. Frida,y un- "He ma,y achieve an uneasy der cloo<b" sides was 57 de- peace and atiU lllllfer politi·Mro, Canie Wrfalot, 78, diocl rreea. cally ror It because It wiD not Frfda,y IJIOI"IIing at h!'l' · reoibe cleanout or eaay to underdonee m Mala Sl. In Rutland. stand." Mra, Wrlslot . was a member or Without tile Soviet Union's the MI. Yorlali Cbor<h. · help, Smith oald, there Is oo !lie Is 8urvived by her husway to force llaool to a poaoe ·- . Allll1; a son, Charles, In agreement short of destroying Tuoam; Ariz., and a brolhNorth Vlelnom from the air, er, WIUiam BenU07, llirtland. and thla the Unltocl !latea Is Fimeral aervlcea will ba at against. 2 p.m. &atdoy at the Merlin Smith, dean or Whits House Fimeral liDme w1111 the Rev. correspoodeuts, said U. prosAlbert ~ alllolatlnr. poet Ia !or a modl!lod withlal will be ' In lilies Ceme-. drawal !rom Vle1Dam wlllt eontory. Frlenda mqicall at lite IIDued Amerl.., cuua!Uoa. rOIIdslloe aftF 10, i,m. Stlur''The President has virtualu, unUI - Saatlit,y, - lite ly dlscountod the posslbll~ ol bociJ will be ntUrDocl to the ftla military l!>lutlon ol the war, 8 1111'111 berne tor aervlcea. Smltb lllld. ''He Ia llhoothw for an aoeeptable political aettlemeat '!_hlch wwld produce a ..... - !Ire, and, eveolually, ·.,__.,i_ ·. is~ - -. . . ' . ..,,_ 1r/ today's au-• laity <&niltua 4ab rnrns nn 4tr is,, . ,Co~rnuni-ty Problem -.:.....;:. ; ; ; .; :. ;~ ; :.:_;:n~s_ . . ill:abol:.Tlii·~ Fuitz ..•• . . . . .~<co!!til; '91111' fOr ~ nlsitl 1i> "*""" Flllll ror .to· llutetiCIU. 'lbe ~ GaYo. ' - tile holD ~ eao11 mem. l)lnoll are ber In· ~ ·~ Ita prO. 'CCIII!bled ....,.., be llld, Uti hi*._ t h • .. lAIIo!!t ~ ~- In the • all to ~ iollttlatlon pattaitl. . . Dorothy-...,.. hili Ch arge Weapons s0 ld r,n• Vietnam u..u_.. u.s. a. .ame 10ft ~ armlatlee." Uggams '. in ·- * :.. N~"·OD is Boxed le n Dies Friday Private 9oaroo Ellis, 1lhoie ~. Mr. and lira. Roy A. Elllo, live 011 Cd. •·- Ave., ·---. n.~o • ..o .••~ eom. ._ p i - eight weeks 11. .iJule training at the Women•• umy COrps ~. Ft. Me- ~~~itcit'!~~=- WASHINGTON (UP()- Is tile launchers, brownlntl ::::-:: South Vietnamese government rifles, -chine UIJIII soiling weapons glvenltbythe pistols." United States on the opon Richard F. K.aufmaD, a market? member of tile ol Sen. WUIIam Proxmlre, D- Congress' JoiD!Ec:ooaalcoa.;, Wls th ba 1 or •• 011 e s • a mltteo, or wlll<h llrOitlniN II ~--·- that has !aUeu Into vice chairmsD, said tho ..._ • ...... his hando, charges It Is and tor•a charge stemmed r.- a mlmeograpood . . , . , _ , ...... asks what assurances the government has that Its own ten lh Vleawneao, arms wiD net be sold to agents When tr-lnlol!alll. . ' of II!• VIetCong, he said, It turnod aut to Itt lie aaked the Penlaion and flyer adYertlslnl· 111e !late llepartment to come ror sale to tbe up with 11118Werl "at lite He said lite South V ' - ' e earliest posatble time." Embaaay ackMwlotlpd a SeProxmlrenatemJ>dech~-~:!~ . In - s were belnir alf- fiir -~ u=-... sale. "I am Informed that these "II would be an coutntp tD sales are occurring, h he said. the taxpa,yer," Prmmlre uJd,' "My underslandlng Ia that the "if U.S. arma Intended to be arms ollered to private arms uoecl against the VIet CGng are dealers Included over 5 000 Ml6 lnlllead being oold b,y the Sooilll Pres- rifles as weD as •grenade V~se.~ · Carrie Wright ' soon. The books are the lesson asked tho board to ....... Gil plan or each teacher In tho dlo- cloaed MOO hour at ~ trtc\ and wlll be turned In each week to the 81t>8rlntendent's o!· nece&aary, as mo.t f1dae cbllnee. Sayre also announced that un- dren live very elose to t II , der the lmllaot Program, the ocbool. Theboard,lnadl..district wlll receive s toW of alon, wted no to tho ........ $11,873, of whloh $5,000 al- exoopt Mrs. . ready has..bf:ten received. The voted yet. Sayre rOIIOrl>ld l Ioiii II(' Impact Program Ia baaed on the number o! school age chUdren $4,661.85 In tho aobool f1l at. in the district whose parent or This Ia money recehitl parents are eJ1111oyed by the the sale or alllllalo, the ~ 1 !oderalaovernmeni.Soyrealso (school - r ) , apario cllforii· noted tiat the district does not ment and other extra acUtlliJ ' q~ali(y under tho Adult Educa- of the school s.vstem. Atlendlng the meet1Jw .,.. tloo Program which requlrea !lvo porcert of otodent enroll- baord members llorrtrd ~ ment of families who are re- president; Harry urn. Otl•lloo Cllntock, Robert Harden, Doreelving welfare. A delegation !rom the Syra- ot!Qo Bertz, Clerk J•n Walle cuse PTA, with Charles Ram- and clerk - trainee tho R t v. Uton, president, as spokesman, Charleo Norris. · vlng In the oount,yoperatlma Garland Parsons, leader- ' ihlp tralniD8 chairman for rector c( Retired Teachers. tho Meigs - GaUia - Malon The next JMetlng or the group Seoul District, amounc:ed to- was set !or Oct. 18 and will da,y that a Pow Wow oommlt- be a luncheon meetingatapiace tee m..Ung will be held at to be IIUIDUilced. All Melpooun. Kyger Creek llf&lt Sdlool on (y retired teachers are Invited. Atteodfng the Initial meeting Tuesday, Sept. 30, begbmlng were C.arles S. Gibbs, Lee Meat 7:30 p.m. MGM ol!lolala Comas, WU!Swett, "Rachel Mowill review aotlvltlea !Or the Bride, Anna llllldore, Glaczys Oct. 4 Pow Wow session, to llayman, Mlldrod Hawley, Nan 1>11 hOld at Kyger Creek. Moore, Pearl Reynolds, WUan -s:;:::;:ts;:;>:~:;:!~:=-:.::?.:~::~:::x~ Smith, Lucille Smith, Rutb &lw lor, Clara Lochary and Pearl Draft lut~ ..IN1rru!d SoUthern Local School Dis-trlot has been artnted $36,842.13 under Tllle1 of the ElemIll")' • Seconlary Education Act, Ralph Sayre, . . .lntendent, amouncocl at a resuJar Southern District scboolboardmeetlog TinD"oday evenl'l! at the high school in Racine. Urller this program. which benefits dlsadwntaged chUdren, three teachers and live aides have been hired. TheY are reading teachers, Miss Betl,y KeUey and Mrs. Bernard Cook. alii Mrs. Dse Pumphrey, who was transferred frcm Letart to teach special education. Miss Chari- Manuel also was hlred to teach at Letart replacing Mrs. Pumphrey. Employed as aides were Mrs. Mrs. Doris Hensler, Kindergarteni Mrs. Ruth Smith, .Ra· cioo elementaryi Mrs. Rebee.. or the University In the Cooper- ~:::~.:::~::::~::::::::;:::?::::::;:::::~;:;:~::::::::-.;:..;:::;: =~~n!a,u:-r~!:~ ...U. 'l'l!rtouab tile .. ~ ' ' Department; S.. ·ttoli fln; line . of Jocke)s. Try pn o!lo ' 10.95 /.. ' t;leno slzu •mall (3~36), medium (,...0fo l~rgo (4Wl ' and oxtro largo(~). Stop In tho buoy Me~l· and BOyt, These 101m Imparted .VIrg,ln Lambs Wool Sli~verl . .• so papolor with !l!o hifih achaol and callag~ crc>wd.t Sll~ Machine washable. Slzoa omctll, me~ium; Ioree and extro .....,. . largo. You'll want oeveral colors whon ..you sito them. N••y, glen greon, coffee heather, out~mn gold ond steol blue- Mens Dept. Itt floor. , . . ' ~ 1 FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 26.. . gram uld Beneifi·t ·~ length styles.. . Open ·cuff and. knit. wriot cuH ~lyles. . oro -mlyllned. Many otylos hav.o "~'ada •ithei· :~· ... . fngTbursdaynlghtlnPomeroy, Bel the ..-ng date and ap. proved oooperatlve oonaervaWASiiJNGTON (VPI) -fat.- to $91.50 and the l!l&ldllwlll political linea about when to II.., asreementawlthWiURog-· tel' IOCfal~t~ourl(y cheoka would fr<llll $247.50 to $272.30. raise benefits, hOIV much and era, cOnitruotkm Co., aixt "" moli'ed to about 25 mllllm Ill' tho erd. of tlje !frat full . how toOnancethelnereaaes. Homer Goodwin and put jDio lite poroOIII In Al>rU under . Preo- year or lncreaaea, 0118 In every Ill said th ld nt' record • thankofW note rrom Ide~ 'Nixon's Pn>p<>llll to raise. eight Americana ' woul!l haw rna e pres e ' Mike Lawam. The diatrlot oent ....!ll4 by 10 per cent. aharacl an acidlllciral $9. 9bUUm . pr_.s would also benefit Lawsm and Mary Radrord to Middle - lneome Amerlcano In benefits. widows, veterans, dependent tile W Coaaeroatlon ca.q,· at will be aakod to pay moai or l.egialatlm to put tho fn. youngsters Comp !l!lo laat summer. tbo bill. creases lito etreot Is O>Pictecl The grcup o l a o - a conThe a..rage family benefit to be sent to i>el!l Almost 3 million wldllll'l trlbuUm for a . retirement gift far an agnd . COIIIIO, ·both or week. NiJooD anmunoed the. would reoel.. an average for Sam studehekor, IWfonal litem reolplenio, riMI praposa! Thursday, . . i..,...se or $17amonth. Cmservatim Service Official. $170 to $188a month, tho litereases after .next year Parent• o! workers WhO are A Card was sent to Meigs Aud.White Hooae aald. -ould be tied to"'"-- In the · disabled or wbo retire could flor Gordon Caldwell who Ia 70 '~ --n ...·-.a at j.L · ,.._-.~ ,..lark For 4 Dl&ll or womanretlrl- coat of 11"'"8 woe ~Nen· reo..etve be)le!lta aa well as tile -~·• '""" Parkers~rr ~. rouvw"-· ·uxt ,..r at the miniD1um '.'Thla autonadc feature will, nowooeovered depeiXlert parents llo•"'talln ...,. - l i t would lncreoaefram eM In the prelldelli's Judgrllenl, of a deceaved worker, lng a heart auaek. 1o , $81 a "·. 'IIIOIKh Jed tho . belp tab aoolal Ml<urlty Pers0118 permanently dioabled Altendlng were Haroldld· ~; max1Jnum froin ·$185to$18UO. lllialatloll prett,y much out of before ap 22 would receive lllllwl. Rex Slene!le , Da,~ · "Fur a marned '""""where . the pai.IIICal ·apllere." said child's lhauranee benefits ror Koblentz, Roy Miller, Thereon llil ~ 11 rttlrlt!il lltiitt pr611dtnilal - l o r Artlntr F. lite, Under proaem law, tile o!!>l>n1011, Karl ROII!hardl. Alit• ~ ~ · llurna; ·' "' · ·•··· ... ··· ··-11~ ·111ust htlve becltile till, .&511- UA.·"!f!'lllt !!··~ eoo diAblitlbelan & tlonlat, andCIU'IBUIIwn,MeigJ ~ · -~ : .. ~... rote~~ debatei ~ ·· . qe 1 . 11011 oonaervatlonlat. j 1o1r. Wrangler Jacket• •.•• Wailt lentth sl}olel 'ond , the Hawks' have had over 40 visitor&. Among them, by the way, was ll. E. Honey, formerly of Pcmeroy and now ot Florida. ...I ' ..._a ootd . • 17- Count Indictment Thrown Out by Court s. fell Lhio of \ . POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHI01 PVT. SHARON ELUS ' ·• ' \; 6.95 .· you relax take it easy ... • ' Devoted To 17le 1~" Of171e Meifp·M080n Area JAC SHilts· Sleeks I• ••••• Ynq . . ,..il:" , "·, ' . See the Nn Fall Selection enttnP ·a.t.·:· · y· ' " .•,...-.• ':"'':""-··--··-••""'.;;.: ;..;;":...._•• _,_,__,_,_,..__.• im •• • '· • ·· 5ow Y~ Know · Sentence Given Indicted for vehicular homicide, Dmald Arthur cottr!U, 52, Syracuse, was sentenced to six months In courot;y jail and a three year suspension ol his driver's license when he came belore Judge John c. Ba0011 ror trial In the Meigs Coont;r Common Pleas Court Thursda,y afternoon. CotlriU was Indicted by a Meigs County Grand Jury on Ml1 16. He was the driver or a car In which WUIIam Holmes, 70, Syracuse, was fatall,y lldurecl when the oar wreck- The MeigJ Hlib Junior Varsity Cheerleaders will be oalllng porn- llllllll In lllolte or !lOki at tile loomecomlng football game Friday ov8Ding. The glrla will be at tho pte at ...... Stadium. The muma are $1.25. The Marlutlers meet NeiiiiiiVIlleYIII'k at 8 p.m. · The bomll<llllllng- will be liiiiiiUIIOod oilrlng half - lime.,....,....•. Gam~ for eel on lite "Raclne.Buban Road m Aprtl29. Earlier Cotlr:lll had _ . . eel a plea o r - - · -· ralsned belore Jlld&o Bacoafol.; lowing hlslndl- - . Cottrill, reproaeded b,y _._ ney warr.., illeell orGtlllpoU., Tlloorsday wal•ed trial .,. Jur7; Representing tho c:outtcy Prosecuting AllDrDey Bt...... .· Fultz. Judge BaOOll • .._... or cottr!U'a lllx 111011111 IIOIIIenoe. He was placed 111 . )lnlbatlm ror ooe year. n.. TURNER HOSP!TALIZ!iD Ilana £. Tumor, Sr., 17, . . 4 Pomeroy, wu a4mitted tD · . .. Holzer Medical Centar, Flrlt"~ ~r.,;,. Ave., Galltpolls, at 11:51 ~ .'A=·· Thurlldll)' night, with ......._ : ·. 1 and cautullooa. llo - -- · · er d. a car Involved iD a two ' car colllll.lll at Canal cheater, Ohio. ~ <ENEIIAL IIO.'iPD'·~.~ Admlaolon& - Wilma bart, I'Umeroy, Dl.ldoarpl- - . Smotherses � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource September 25, 1969 clendennin leonard