https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/9cd5a6918c196c6010e47d95c4ca358c.pdf 4d425a345d358f9d2246a0bdf55eb92d PDF Text Text • ~·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 �>, ,., . ' ' .. ,, \ ' . ,. 11 I No Specific qeh'dtS!i · ., Of Sauna Bothi Evident 3 - By JEAN JEANSONNI: UP! Sports Writer Kano.. Clt,y quarterback l.en Dawson will not "nderso aurgery for the tom Uaament In hlo knee, but he will mlaa at loaat six games, and the Chiefs without Dawson are like Jackie Gleaaon on • •12th.atary ledp. By United Preu International They aro liable to looo their National Leque balance. • L, Pet. GB WJtb DaWBOR starting their x-New Yorl< 96 61 .611 first two games, the Chiefs · Chlca.,. . . 90 67 .573 6 gained 668 yards total offensePlttsbu1'8(1 .. 84 73 .535 12 w Loul 82 74 ,526 13 -· • . . Philadelphia 62 94 .397 33'h By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. Eliminate Reds Q-He1ltb clubs and many some p e r s on a, but here now P.rovide saunas . What the cause. On the debit side benefots do they have for a there is danger ol ehronk trhealthy adult? How helpful ritatlon of the naaal sinuses are they in redueln~ weight? if you use sauna baths for Will they relieve smus con· prolonged periods regularly gestion '! and there lS danger of heat A-There Is no evidence stroke if you get carried that they provide any spccif· away by your enthusiasm for •• { '~.,._ ic benefits. Any such device this new fad. that claims to benefit skin If you have already spent diseases or the effects of a lot of money on a sauna aging is liable to seizure by bath and don't want to dis· ' OPEN HOUSE SUNDAY- Mr. aild lfr&o.i:mor1011 E, ~ ans, 73 Locust st., Galllpolla, invite tbelr frlenda, nel&llbora al'l:l business associates t.o anopenhousean!tour ot their new "'""" ~. !lollt. Ill, Ito S p.m. 'lllo h-lo built o1 r;._ diana lllneafln ~._!lire, W1'CJUI[ht !roD trim. It hao an enclosed courtyard Iii ~ front and rear. the Food and Drug Admlnlstration. As for weight reduction, il is true that your weight will be less after than tt was befo~ taking a sauna bath but card it you should follow these rules : • Get your doctor's O.K. before usmg it. • Make 15 minutes your maximum period in the bath. the loss represents water, Pr d oot fat, and unless you suffer . • ovi e a sloping ceilfrom waterlogging you will mg to prevent hot water ;;, do well to replenish the lost water as soon as possible. ~ If, on the other hand, you are waterlogged you'd bet· :t; ter place yourself in the =· "+• hands of a good doctor and ..._.. let him treat the cause. i: Saunas might relieve sinus ~- congestion temporarily In . -. :'~ l!:..., ~ drlpJ?ing on you while you are In the bath. • Use wooden seal.!J .or, if metal with plastic lops, cover them with a towel • Provide enough venWa- tion to give a complete ~reas~ge of air every 10 min- • Have an attendant or ,..--~=~:----. member of your family out· side the sauna regulate the temperature not to exceed 150 degrees and the humid· SHIRT fiNISHING ity not to exceed SAME DAY 21) SERVICE In AI 9 - Out AI 5 216 E. 2nd, Pamerey for him it is sin.-James 4:!7. am an unwanted No apartment or house CHANNEl MASTER -., CLEARANCE · ,.~ ·: VALUE· RATED I I I . u.e . vorced. own. w ' Wa. you again loan another dress OFFICE HOURS 9:30 TO !2, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT NOON ON THURS.)-EAST COURT ST., POMEROY .. 9t2.53\4 .· mother. Except I have live cbD. dren and am 26 years old, di- is it. Whoe ver knows what right to do and jails to do OPTOMfTRIST ·' too ,., Llfar Monument WHAT CAN A MOTHER DO? Dear Helen: I agree with Unwanted Mother of Two, Aged 21" be .. cause I ., I·~ ' children but no husband. I can't really blame landlords. 'flw' have seen too many places ruin. ed. The bad teoanta apoU It for those, Uke me, who WOJ.Id take pride ln her borne. Yea, we are discriminated against, but II the card& were turned, we ml8[1t be the flrot to refuse renta1 tD '1he likes of us., rr you loaned an expensive dress to a friend and she purposely ruined it, would N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. .•' & er wants to rent to a woman with Un 011r Fr1111 Porlllng Lat RoWnson's Oeuen w per cent. • The attendant should he able lo see inside so he can rescue the bather if he is overcome by the heal. By FRED Me MANE UP! Sports Writer Jlln Wynn and Joh~ Edwardo come bock w haunt liNt Clnclmatl Red; Thuroday ailht and left the Reds with Cllllf a llhoot or a chance to win the National League's Western Division peruant race. Wynn and Edwards, both the Pl'<lP9l1.Y of Cincinnati at one time, belted home runs in belplng the Houston Aatros a W victory which drOIIIIed the Redo 31h pmea behind the Atlanta Braves ln the Western Dlv!akln. Tho Reda, who tnll Braves by three games In tile loat column, now have only a sUm chance or surpassing loolh the San Francl•co Giant& aid the Braves tor the division Utle. Wynn, who played for Tll11IJII In the Reds' tarm ·ayatem before being drafted by Hooat.>n in 1962, cruhed hla 33rd homer In the looTih ll!lllng to ';tvo the Reds • 1-0 len, but it W'll Edwards' ·lixth homer or the season in the ninth that proved to be lhe margin of t:[clo<y. Edwards, Who played on the Reds' pennart winning team or 1961, apent aevenyeanwlththe Redo before boiJW traded the 1M- Louts Cardinals · In the wkltar o! 1968, He played ono - . . . for the C.rdlnah then W&l traded w i t h catcher •. ~CIIIIIIlle Smith to theAatroafor . ;tlchor Dave Giusti and catcher O.ve Adleoh In October oll96B. ' ' .. ' While the bomera hurt the A wordfrom landlords. These young divorced mothers look tor placea they can't alford, then on never pay the rent, while ruining the properQ-. Evictions are very costly. By theUmeth~U"'re 0111, you have hundreds ol dollars ol repair bUis ahead o! ;you. Why oot have the <OUncy put these mothers and their children In their housing units and oollect ront !rom their allot. ment? Anyone Who cries CI'Ol'odile tears about those poor dear Utings has never owned an apartment house.- W.l3 .R, Dear ~... Solomon: You have had a lot ol things in your column that made me cbuckle and some that made me angry, but this la the laat straw! Yoo sided with !lias 42.:14. 34 who wanted to have her bust · redueed. Tell her you weren't speaking tor the men In t h i s world, but yoor own seltlsh, catty sell. 1968 Olds Cutlass 'S' Sp. Cpe.•••• , , , .$2295 Blue over white witk blue vinyl interior, V-B mot~, auto. trans., power steering, radio and w/s/w ttres. a• oeaaon for Hooaton, \)'lng the San Diogo at Atlanta Jeape record set b)' Eddie Houston at Cinclnnati Stani<Y olthe Dodgers In 1947. San Fran at Loa Angelos In the only other NL games played, the Pittsburgh Plratea American League swept 1 doobl!lheoder !rom the East PhDadelphla PhUileo, 5-3 and 9W. L, Pet. GB 7, x~Ba1tlmore 108 48 .692 Detroit .. ' 86 70 .551 22 Boston • . . . 85 71 .54& 23 M~ Waahlngton , • 80 75 .519 27 New Yorl< ... 75 81 .481 33 Cleveland • , 62 94 . 397 46 West W, L. Pel GB x-M!Meaote 94 62 .603 · llakiand • • . 34 73 .533 10 , Ca!IIQ~ .• . 10 86 .44Q 24 . Ch1<4110., • , • 61 9() .ol21>27'h Kansas Clt.v .. 64 92 ,AJO 30 Seattle .• , , 61 95 .391 33 x- Cllnched Dlv. UUe Thursday's Results Boaton 4 N"" York 3 Waahlniton 7 Detroit 2 Baltimore 4 Cleveland I Chlca.,. 2 Kanaas City 1 Oaldand 7 calllornla 6 Seattle 5 14lnneaota I Toda.Y's Probable Pitchers (All Times EDT) Calllornla (lolesseramlth 1610) at · Oakland (Roland 3-1), 10:30 p.m. Mlnneoota (Miller 5~ at Se. attle (Barber 3~, II p.m. Kanau City (Bunker 11-IJ) va. Chicago (Peters 10.15) at Milwaukee, 9:30 p.m. Cleveland (Paul >~ at Wash. ington (Coleman 10-13), 7:30 p, Dale Baxter Bob MUler For A Kahn Crutom Tailored Suit • At New York Clotldng Howe Cor••, Placards and Bumper Sticlcers QUALITY PRINT SHOP 992·3345 i968 Olds Cutlass 'S' Hoi. Coupe ...... $2500 Red with black vinyl top, 'black vinyl interior, V-8 motor, auto. trans., power brakes, power steering radio, t(nted glass, w/s/w tires deluxe wheei · di•cs, only 9,000 miles. JUST LIKE NEW! V-8 motor, auto. trans., P.B., P.S., radio, w/s/w tires, white with red i~t. 18,000 miles. Sharp! ••n ............ $1995 our'. Fali aigna for cl~thoa you. want .them. V.~ m?tor, auto. trans., P.B., P.S., factory ai.-.con· d1t1on1ng, gold with matching interior. Sharp! ontl use ttlis ' ' 1966 Che~ II Nova 2 Dr. H.T......... $1395 Bur~undy w1th beige interior, 6 c:yl., auto. trans., rod1o, w/ s/ w tires. A SHARP ONE! •'... •' . ·•· ' 62 Chev. 4 Door $29.5. 6 .,.. Std. '' I' ,.• : •I 1 l • .$395 3 ONLY· '69 OI.DS AT SALE .PRICES • ' .[ :~.. OPEN EVENINGS TIL ••00 z.-.•t ."You'llllrr & V-.• Like Our Quality Way J of DoanA Business" 992-5342 GMAC FIN~NCING "' ' . . ' of' ' • POMEROY and 299 on the 81'00~ TbOY passed lor 19llrst downs and ran lor 17. They scored :U polnta passing and 18 nmning (plus 16 klcklnll[). Now take thet load o11 Dawson. the AFL's leading puoer last ...r put it on Jacll7 Lee, the 10-year subatltute, and Lee Is liable to lose hi& balance, too without a defender laying a hand llln him. Nevertheless, the O.le!a Will sea- Vikings, Colt., Hope To Rebound With Triumph By United Press lnfernatlonal In the harshly competitive world of professional football, there Is no time to lick your woums, Each week offers a different cha1lerce, aid it isn't wlae to look back on last week's problems. Both the Minnesota Vikings and the Baltimore Colts are aware or this tact, but it Is the mark of a champion to eye only the present. 'Ille Viki~s ·Bnd the COlts, pre - season favorites to win their respective divlaionslnthe National Football League, meet Sunday at Mlnnesola and both are anxious to ftnd out If they are made of championship callber. Both lost their openers last weekeM and really can't afford another loss so ~oon. The Vikings, who lost to the Giants 24-23 in the final minute, were really banged Ull in New York and have three key men who haven't beenat full strength ror Sunday's game. Tackle Doug DaVia suffered a Lwlsted knee, guard Bookie Bolin got leg cran_,s and receiver· Gene Washington received a hyperextended knee.. Senators Topple Tigers By BOB STEWART UPI"Sport'j Writer \Yhich would YOJ.I rather ha'le, $2,300 or $1,.JOO? It's "only" a difference or $800 but that "ooly" seems more important to the Boston Red SOx than to the Detroit Tigers. The Red Sox, operathl: under interlm manager Eddie Papawski, are driving hard to finish second in the A m e r i c a n League's Eastern Division, while the Detroit Tigers just don't seem to care. The Tigers tell against lhe Washington Semtocs 7-2 Thursday for their seventh loss in their last nine games and now lead Boston by only one game in the tussle tor second place • On top of that, the Vlklnas were really shocked by the Giants comeback and must try to regain their composure tor the Colts. Catch Bud Grant realizes that this Is an Important challenge to' the team. In other NFL action, AO.anta 1 (1..0) is at Loa Angeleo (1..0), Washington (1-0) at Cleveland (t-O), Dallas (1-0) at New Orleans (0-1), SanFrancisco(O. 1) vs. Green Bay (1~) at Milwaukee, New York (1-0) at Detroit (0-l), Pittsburgh (1-0) at Philadelphia (0-1) and Chicago (0-1) at St. Louis (0-1). The Falcons surprised ~n Francisco, 24-12, last weekend or opening day, 229 yards. But against the Rams they'U be raced wtth ruMifJ' against one or the top rushing defenses in the league, and Los Angeles is a 16-9olnt choice to stop them. The Redskins who won their opener ror coa~h Vince Lornbardi, will be seeking to snap a 10-game Cleveland winning streak in their series which starv:ls 29-5-1 in favor of the Browns, Cleveland ru~ back Leroy KeUy, who surtered a pulled hamstring against the Eagles last weekend, is listed as a possible starter, but the Browns won't be hurting U Kelly can't start. Rookie Ron Johnson impressed with 118 yards in 17 carries aid secor»year man H.eece Morrison filled in admirably for Kelly with 48 yards in 16 attempts, The Browns are a six~oint choice. Craig Mol'ton is expected to return at quarterback for the 'Cowboys against the Selnts, even though· substitute Roger Staubach perrormed well in a 24-3 victory over New Orleans. Morton, who has had a dislocated right index finger, was the only ailing member oL the Cowboys and his expected presence makes Dallas a 13point choice. Green Bay, wbich unveiled a solid de(ense against Chicago last weekelll, is a nine-point choice over San Francisco; Detroit, entertaining the Giants al home for lhe first time since 1964, is a three-point cholcei Philadelphia is a three-point pick over Pittsburgh arxt St. Louis Js favored by one over Chicago. money. The Red Sox completed a tour-game sweep or the New himself ready, aa Jet.~back Joe Nomalh, for l.lladaf•· game. Namath sulferod chell brulaea in last week'• Jo.. 1o' :Denver. The beat o! the Chargers Ia the fact tloo( • Weotem DlvillCOI not loal wan Ealterl! ~. team ln ab: .._. ihli .,.,_ ' pe.....,_ln - ,. leOIII4 - . .....-.... Ashland. ......_.... aOO had the top ground attack H&RF NEW! General Electric "DO-EVERYTHING WASHER'; with Exclusive MINI-BASKET· NOW AT THE PRICE OF AN ORDINARY . .... . WASHER! You get a big family oize tub that handles up to 14 lbs. of mixed heavy fabrics .. . PLUS GE's exclusive Mini-Basket that 88Veo time, water and detergent for aU your delica~1 little leftover loads, or other speciaJ care items! Does · ALL your washables, not just. the big regular wash loads. ·. ; • Filter Flo® Washing System • Two Spin Speeds • Three Wash Cycles Including PennanentPress • 3 W ash/2 Rinse Temperatul1!8 • 4 Water Saver Load Selections Model WA740U GENERAL ELECTRIC MATCHING HIGH-SPEED DRYER Avsilsble in choice of Electric or Gss Models ELECTRIC-$158.00 GAS-$178.00 MIDDLEPORT 992·2238 II!!========= York Yankees, 4-3. Detroit's Mike Kilkenny took hts sixth loss apinst seven Baltimore (Palmer 15.3) 11 New Yorl< (Keldch 2.6), 8 p.m. wlos ahi muttered later he Dolr<>it(WU80C112-10)atBoa. didn't think hls team cares much what ha,ppena now. The IIIII (Gorman 1.11), 8 p.m. SeJBtors rode home rree on a Salurda¥'• Games three-1) iller by Dick Bosman california at llaklllld and the hitting of Kan llllm at Seattle (Dish!J McMullen, who drove in three J!aDIIB Cliy at Chlcae> r~ms ~th • homer am two Clav~ at Washington Baltlmoire at Now York ~lrwleo. George Scott and Jerry Delnllt a\ Beaton . Moaea halllered in the Had Sox In Accord · GREENSBORO, N, C. (l)pl).. win over tbe Yankees, who Forward Randy Mahaffey,' tnd- were dnJPPIJW their alxth In a ed to Carolina by the ·!;.., York row. AI t,loB notelled hlo 1711! Mall' durlllll tile olf ...._ save ln relief of Mike Nagy, Thilridoy he. ha4 11ho got credit for Ida 12th reached a ,.,..,., lll'IODloat victory, He'sloat twict. 800 CGmbotPay wlJh Cougar aanenl ma,...r Don DeJardiJI llld wouid Join The Tigers alii Red Sox COD . the tealllliwtly. ' •. settle the Dttle matter ot who ceta the extra ~DO In hand-toCutting to Size hand c<MDbat duriJW a throeMARYSVILLE, Mich. (VpJ) . game set this weekend unuaual !alirlca ond doTAII.:OR!D the way . invitea you ~ a~p ••rYice. · · FORtUNATELY WE HAVE A GOOD ., ' Wll SAVE THE" PRICE !,.CREASE IN ADDITION TO A GOOD DISCOUNT ON THESE CARS. art \ Detroit Piotons, Nai!Otlil r;;;:~: = ' In .,.Steve Vllllde...,rc, a 11-toiM-7 ·Booton. ' . rocilile.trCm 1969 Models In Stock THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SAT ,......,cod 1 . SELECnON of 63 Ch ... Imp. HT Cpo. carry on SW.da3 against thl:! San DJego Lackie llon Mix has Cincinnati Benp]s, a young been sldcllnod by an injured loam with pos albly the rookie o! ealf and running back Gene the year in quarterback Greg Foater is doubtful because dan Cook. inJured ankle as the Chargers Cook set a club record with seek their Orst wtn against a 327 yards pasalng oo 14 team which beat them twice completions as he led the last year-the Jets. Bengals to a 34..20 upset ol the John Hadl's sore eJbow has S&n Diego Chargers last week• . kept him trom throwing a ln other pmea Swldi1, Oakland will bo at Boatm, Miami at Houstoo, New York at san Diego 81-.:1 Denver at Dlffalo. The three survivors wbohave played ln every AFL 1..,.... game since its birth in 19600akJand's George Blanda and Very interesting indeed Jim Otto and Boston's Gino when you can get modem CappeUeW- will meet in Bos- Scandinavian design ton, and the way the Patriots beverage glasses free. have been play.ng this season, Olle 1 ~-ounce glass Cappelletti would be excu8 eel if free With each $3.00 pu.chase he could survive no more, of Ashland Boston lost 31-0 to Kansas gasoline. City last week and has scored Matches the onJy seven points in twoeamea. J 6 and 9-ounce while opponents have scored 66. glasses offered Denver found a new hero in previously. Start backup quar!erhack Pete Uake coJ/e<;!ing beverage against the Jets last week, but glasses today at tlashy Floyd Little bndled hla your participating shoulder during the game and Ashland Dealer's. is questionable &today. Uttle's stand-In will be Frank Qwuole, a rookie trom Virginia. and that could be OfiOII8h to give the edge to O.J. Simpson, James Harris and the BU!a, Dolphin coach George WUson described last week's2D-17loas Watch Arte Johnson to Oakland as '"the best game on NBC TV's "Laugh·ln" we've ever played," which means MlamJ will ap:in be a solid underdog against llooatoo. , eoo.er 1968 Pontiac Bonneville H.T. Cpe ..... $2695 i966 Buick Skylark vi~ pa~&eB touChdowll. pall 1n two ~ tut Illdl has ~ : ... m. VERNON WEIER, owno• Mill St. 369 w point ol the game camo ln the HVOnth lnnlJW when the Aotroo ,. ieored twice. Houston bad a l'llllnlr third with ..,. out · 81111 llao!s Rader battlow, When ·tlla .Aatros atteii!Pied a aulcido lqu..... Dear Helen: Your Camptaign "Headquarters;; CARS catcher John Bench of the Red• omolled the play devel~ lng, hOW'ever, and called tor a plt<hoo~ But Rader Olcked hla ba(, at the boU and made cmuct lor a foul strike. On the next pitch ho aingled I<> score a rU. and pitcher De~ Lernaal· er toUowed with a double to chaae hcrne Rader, "Radel' saved the game for Montreal • . 52 105 .331 44 them," Bristol aald. ••webad West the rwmer dead at the plate, tr w• L, Pet. GB he doesn't make contact with Atlanta ,,,, 89 68.567 the ball'' San Fran •• 87 69 ,558 l'h Fred Gladding, the third ol Clnclnnad .. 8.> 71 .545 3'h three pltchen used by Hoo•ton, Loa Angelea 62 74 .526 6'h also was instrumental in Hou&ton . . 79 76 .510 9 turning back a potential big San Die.,. • , 50 106 .321 38'h x-Ciinched dlv. tltle. lnnlng for ~e Reds in the eighth. Gladding relieved Jlln Thurll<lay's Results Bouton with one run in ard Pitt 5 Phila 3, 1st rumen on nrat and seCOIII alii Pltt 9 Phil a 7. 2nd got Bench oo a pop out andJiln Houaton 4 Clncl 3 Stewart on a growd out before (Only games scheduled) walking Ted savage to ft1l the Today's Probable Pitchen bases. He then struck out (All Times ED'l) plncl>-hltter Bobby Tolan to end St. Louis (Taylor 7 .5) at Months lmlng. treal (Wesenor 5-13), 8:05p.m. Brietol wouldn't say the Reds New Yor~ (Kossman 16.9) at were llnlahed, but he roali2ed PhUodelphla (Fryman J2.14), their chancea were allm. 7: • p. m. ''YOII aotta hope, believe and Chicago (Jenkin& 21-14) at wtn. YOII have to play every Plttabur8[1 (Ellis 10-17) 8:0S pme like it's the laat one," he p.m. 1ald. · San Diego (Slsk 2-12) at At. Pete Rose coittiiRied historld lanta (Reed 17-111), 8:05p.m. hitting lor the Heels by bol!ilng Hooaton (Dierker 20-ll) at out three siJWiea and a dooble ~lnci tl (Mal 10 ~ 8 In five at bois to teke over the rma ooey ~,, :· 05 p.m. league laacl in bolting with a San Franclaco (Perry J7.14) .347 average, bot the only other at Loa Angeles (llmnlng 13. member ol the hard-hitting 10), 11 p.m. Reds w contribute al1)'thlng Saturday's Games waa Tcxnmy Helms, who a. Louis at Montreal conalilerably, · m&I8&0J' colleciecl three SIJWleo, Wynn New York at Pblladelphia · .. ~vo Bristol thoutht the turning drew his ltBth walk ol the Chlcato at Pittsburgh to almost the oamo kind of friend? - SAME BOAT, Bl!l' UNDERSf ANDS .' ' Dawson To Miss At Least 6 Games · Astros All But modern apartment houses again they do not remove f· Tho Dally Sentlnol, Mlddloport..Pomeroy, o., :iep4 26, 1969 . . Ulllwral(1, . ·Dave McNall,y be<ame!. Jhe pme wlnnar:r•s th8 '1 (00Je . 1111 · rollleldJW ·Bo!Umore oiial., · whljlped · Cleveland, llaw ~~MHO• ' ' tlla had "L a two-ruri . win hami~ total 108, ' . - .1 '. u WITH FILLUP OF GASOLINE ' (MINIMUM PURCH~E iO GALLON) 8h,y ol, pooled by tlie You, TM Custqmer, ' .· ' na:s ' Co Sons •. >' ' Y- SEPTEMBER 25-26-27 . SNOWr .. """' ' ~" ·r I �" '. . ' '·~-~ ' ' . . "" .. 'i• -..-":"--......... .., Rothgeb, Hen.fJon Shine "• ,. ' '' l •' •' f: , • • "" Ccach Howie Lee Miller's Ky. ger Creek Bobcats rolled by land aM air Thursday night at North Gallia to defeat the Pirates or Coach Mel Carter 2S14, boch Pirate touchdowns corn· ing against Kyger Creek sec-ond stringers. Terley George, 140 • poul"ll senior haUback. was the main-stay of the Plrates, scoring both touchd<Mns, orie on a 21 -yard run, the other "bn a 54 - yard screen pass trom Bobby Rat· liff, 142- pound junior quarter- . .. ,. ,· .., pass Crom Jackie Henson, 13S. ! pOUI"II senior quarterback, the on a 2.yard run. ••~ other David White,l27-poun:l. soph-• omore halfback, scored a Bob-11 ·. • ~---___._, AN OPEN LETTER TO THE PUBLIC something new has hap-. ipenod at WMPO. Something Uke you to know about. We have created a Public IAaoirs Deparbnent.lt' spuris to give our listeners Iinlornlalic>n about the acti vi· atxl up.coming events of lorgan.izaticns such as yours. means that, with your more people will un1~~:~ more about your Ii AM I'm sure WMPO with your fund • raising drives, membership drives, etc. Would you or a member of your grQlCI contact me soon'? Using your voice or a voice Crom one of your members would be very effective in a short recorded announce-ment el!J)laining the activi· ties of your organization. Any future event you may be planning which involves the publlc will be announced on WMPO by your sendi~ a card describing the event. Lookl!ll forward to hoar· u~f!:~<fou. t;"r';, .. ~ ~-Slncerely, WMPO RADIO -..,;--~.J. .. downs, 306 yards including 132 on the gnund and 174 in theair as Jackie llenson completed 11 or 12 passes, two ror touch· downs, North Gallia made eight nrst downs, had 186 yards Including 70 on the ground ard 116 pass- when Rothgeb scored on a 9 .. yard pass from Henson Near the eOO of the period, Kyger Creek went 74 yards in 14pla)•s with David White scoring from 4-yards out. Rothgeb ran the ex- tra points to give the Bobcats a 4-0 lead golng into the secord Creek 28-6. North GaiUa had poa•e•lion or.tho boD on lholr .... 46 with less !lin a minute to go. Ratliff hit Terloy George with a sci'een .PillS, IQOCI ror Sf )'lrdl and a Plnte touchcl'"'n. Hatlllf JCOSaed to steve Sounders,. 151). pound senior eD:i tar the extra polnla. That eiMied lho ocorlrw wllh tho BClbcota wlnniDtt: 28-tt. Both ci!J)s are 1t home DOt Friday. 1he Bd>cota, Ul Ia SOuthern VaHey Athletic Coctfel~nce play, 1M 3-1 ln aU games, will entertain Eastern or Meigs Cclcmty. North Galli&, 2-2 bolh In aD games aoo SVAC contests, . will host AlexaMer. Kyger Creek 14 0 14 0- 28 Norlh GaUia 0 0 0 14--14 period. Nobody scored in the secorll Meigs period but the Pirates got a break an.i failed to capitalize on it when Loren Neal, 149 • pouOO sophomore guard, rccov· ered a Bobcat fumble on t h e Norlh GoUla 20. The Pirates attempted three passes, aU lncamplete. Then Walter Shane, Geraldine Terry Moles, 131i)OU!II •CII>h<>- floano. ll> Kermit Drew Flllhmore linebacker, Intercepted a er, Belva F. Fllher, Parcell, Pirate pass at the North Callia Letart. 23. Jackie Henson paased 20 Charlea Karr, Sr., Leona s. yards to Wade Henson, 150 • Karr to OrvUle Allen, Mar. pound senior end, to the Pirate garet Allea, 10 Acres, Correc. 2-yard line for a first down. The Uon Deed, Sa.U.Ibury. Pirates held lhe Bobcats four Christine Brlllham to Ollie downs ina valiant goal line stand Tyree, ~Jean Tyree, 1 Acre, as the half ellled with Kyger RuUand. Creek on the Pirates' one-foot Richard 0. Burris, Jo Alii line, Bun·lo to Althea Tarta, Lot No. Kyger Creek marched 51 182, Pomei'OJ', · yards In 1\iJlaysinthelhlrdporMorjorlo F. McDwaln, Hariod and Rothgeb scored Cr o m ry H. McDwain, Jame1 B.trrll two yards out with 6:21 left 1D b> Allhoa Tarta, Lot No. 1112, the period. Rothgeb ran the ex· Pomeroy. tra poirts to give the Bobcats Rose Temlhill to J.Jnl~ a 2UJ lead. Roulh, Jr., MvlhaAmaRouoh, On the ensuirw kickoff, North Lot No. 1, Rutland. Gallia fumbled and Dan Polcyn, Ernest S. Odiums, Sua QaL 225-poulll senior tackle, recov· lwna to &YbU Eberabach, 4 ered QO. the Pirate 30 The Bob-.... Acree-, Cheater. ' cats seored four plays later as~ l\lbiJ ·mraliaclt"· tD "Eniirt Jackie Henson pa11ed to Jackie S. CUiluma, San Cullums, 4 Par..oos for the touchdown to Acres, Chester. make it 28-0. Robert G. Plclcott, Eloise M. The Pirates got on theecore. PlckeU, Charles Pickett. Sr., board at the beginning ollhe fi. Anna S. Pickett, b> Robert w. nal perlcxl a!I<Jr Rocky Hall, Reed, .51 Acres, James A. Will to J a m e 1 Bontz, Patricio Bontz, .29 Aere, Pomeroy. Samuel Larry Plckorls, Bon. nlo Plckona ll> Cl,ydo H. Wlnoo, Gladys Winos, 'h Lot 287, Mid. Property Transfers • • '· NOW IN FULL SWING ' """I ' . ' Jri AFb P/uy . \ !awr~QJ ~~ men's (lulld·ofllii! Trliii~Unlted Oturch ol Otrliii,'·II)Ot )I'..S. no~ Jll&llt tl\e' ~urch..,. · '·' clel .......... •''· · ' Tile • • WJU!eOtUr1!4ule ol fai!C.Y work, boked aotido.,.. a luncheoo wilh oervll!(! ll> b<>glnat II a.m. Mrs. OrloGinlhor, Mrs. Fred Dessauor arol Mrs. Pearl Mora were ~a~~~ed chslrmen lor .the •' '' ···j lunctiobn WI Lh, Mrs. Thomas !~· Nov. 12 w~~ ;b,o W<>- YOUI\II ~IMI Mrs. James 1·\lgll<l tn CINCINNATI (VPo - The Cincinnati sOnpl,, aveJ'OIIIN 349:5-yardo a pmo ll> load tbe Amari..., FCIDiboll . _ In total otrense, moela tho loaAtl II. H; ~ p'o ll>p detenatve unit In lho 605 ll~•a.IO .341 Kena01 Clt;y Cblelo here am. : · ,., , 111' United Pnoo - I · r.ea:.u.t.•Bo\totll Natlmal l,..,e -ord. Ptmllc Alfolrs DJ. rector "' • to hsve charge o!>lte~ns lor the fancy work depylinon~ Olll..., 111•n or the boki.i(!)Cd.-seleliiU be Mrs. Stelle Kloos and 1\ira, Loulo net..Oi commtUoe.swero appointed to coriactlho vartouo .women ot lho church collc:ernlng donoUfino lor tho bozaar. Announced atlhomeO\Ingconducted by Mrs. carl Keull woo World comnnmlty !loy to behold .1.4trOin.. -ll~ull!(! h~rliall'! ~~ • 410110rl. B o n a.clcley, Haoel L, Buckley ll> Oteoter a.clde7. SPECIAL SAVINGS GOOD FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES MASON FURNITURE HERMAN GRATE Nancy lllekle;y, .~ Acre, 01* lvo. Wayne Wolfe, Gladya Wolfe to Richard L, Beorhs Jr.,Juoe Ann Boarha, L07 A., Otooter. Glenora Swatz~ to Paul J. Pauley, Loio Am Pauley, Lots, Pomeroy. Marvin Milliron, Eva Mlll- !-..~~~--------..!~2!~W~.~Y~A.U A.,Leolard Sollabury. i" Van Meier Sr., Mocy NaMINITALLATIINI ALL REPAIRS Warm Air Furnaces Your Choice-Oil or GIS Fire• Compactly designed to save you '" •poce and money. Temperature control is automatic-set the thermostat and forget it. Gives you maximum heat at minimum cost-no upens•ve overheating. Especially suitable for basement instolliollon. Ohio Valley a .318 ln&. · · soy.,.. Pat Paltersono!SI. .312 Tho Bonplo, oq lho ad!er Louis will ,....,_e In ~ tho .310 hind, oro lui In teom - . . . Proteoslonol Bowlllig Alii>.306 8Mnl up 377.5 Yanll a limo. cletlon'a Drat National Hool· ,305 Bonpl ·-.11 flul Biown b<>- dem PrOCeoalonol championUevu tile Chlelo are lho boot ship hero Selurcll¥ aoo su... Pet,. toamla lhe AFL. , '·' clay. carew, llflt to 18 u'i .an "They hive lho ltror~&eot .,.. ' Tho two. _clay event wm be F. Rbnon, Bal525 109 IM .311 eran poriiOIIIIeltn lho ._e, H hold at KJrw Pin J.aoeo, wllh Oliva, Min 611 Be .168 .309 aald Blown. ''And lhuore also lhe 12 Onollota roillrw lour sintth, Boa 5tO 87 167 .309 darn weU JJUt topther, JV' that ib:111JD1 blocks •ell "'-"'in . -. Pwll, Ba1 517 82 ~ .306 I mean t.be.Y're well coached. match play eoawet~tlon. WUma, Chi ft6 56 135 .308 •"nteer freD tour i1 10 big Lubinski holds aPBAtour· · ...-..1 Hwrd, Wao 573 108 171 .298 ~ aiMI raotlhaltllolr IUIOIII !rill ID Cblcaao, throe Plr<ll, Boa 511 90 151 .295 llnobockero .., get pre1ty darn Amen.., -IIIII r...;-oso ~16Arolws, Boo 446 72 131 .294 deeP In wr 11111 Dlr0010aplnot <hanwiOIIIIdpo arol loa thre.,. Blair, Bal. 802 lOZ 176 ,292 us," said Brown. time AU- American. ··:;::;··:::·~·· Home --· nu~uo .. •'• ..... NaUonal Leaaue: McCovey, SF 4j; H. Aaron. At143; Cln 37; Perez, Cln M; lkRl 33. American l.oquo:KWebrow, =:nl":i Jhnon, Cia 513 85 163 Davia, LA 478 63 149 Strli, Pll 510 88 Jll8 Snaln, P11 ttl 61 135 Tolan, Cln 616 102 188 Amorl.., LeliJ,o AD II, • H. ::-·w!~; Chi 21..14; Dlerlcor, lkRl .,.. Marlchal, SF 20.11. American League: McLain, Del 23-9: Cuellar, Bait 23.10 McNaUy, Bait .... Perry, M1nn 20.8; Boowell, Mlnn 19-11; Skcttlomyre, NY 19-14. In Chun:la Room ~ - W - ~~w.:.'!?'", ~~ ~ w~ _, .....,.. """"' ty d Chrlattan Sonlco ot lbe · New Haven United Motliodlot Church mot In lhe ooclal room ol the church wilh MrL Born. ard Llovlng u - . T h e scripture ta1um from the ol llomaae, was rood by Mto, Thelma Cepebart, Tile topic The First Lal1or D., waa presented by Mra. lloraard Uerin8 .,.. followed wllh a by Mta. Llevlng. Profile oC an ID¥olved Wo111an no liven by Mra. Bornard Uovina oad Mro. 11oWu'c1 au-. rlo, .,.. wao follllwed witll a dlaawalall. llolle18 wao llrl. Bornard LlevJnl, A - . """' MrL George J....U, Mta, ClOyton Albey, Mra. Burrll, Mra. Cedi Plckelll,llev. Mrs. Achoeb Miller, Mrl. Thelma Copohut, Mrl. Otlla Ll8vlnc, llrL Oltlo 1100111, Mn, T,Bort PI'- we--- btD: cora, 381n a cor, all· ocit •0: ~ """ 1•• tn.!:.__... _. .... Iron to Bonnie Joen Rile, L5 Rauahoadtllehoaleas. K. van Motor m Mallllrw D. M• p Webster • I.AIIoltt c.neroy. MAnning D. Webster, Mary A. Webster to LeonardValiMaer, Mary K. Van Mster, Lola, P1111eroy, Stella Rood m Ernest ltood, 1 A., Olive. Kenneth Seyfried, Marpret Seyfried, LowoonSeylrlecl, Bortha M. Seyfried, VIrginia H..,_ bard, Harold E. HubbardtoGone Baas, Avooell Boaa,Lota,Pomoroy. Honrd NOC'rla, Marlo Norno to Raymonl L, Rowe, KQ M. Rowe, .U A., Letart. Vorlle H. Gordon, dec., to Glady a J,.n Rayburn, eo~ lor t rana., Pome,I'OJ. Helen E. AUdno toPoeriWelkor, Lot, p..,0 roy. Alvin Slanle7 ll> Essie Stanley, All. for Trans., Scipio. Essie Stanley to Lyman Stanley, Faye Stanley, 25'4 A., Sciplo. """fH'f' mArched acrooa tile m · a .tn.p CaDed st. Theonbolt, tl.."-· _ ... _ . _., ~~~Mr .-,..urtnuay - r e ,.. otayod al1oul I w o - . . Tile..._ waallpllt COLOOIJS (VPD - Texu MC!Iato .,.. tbe "Flilldnl Otrlotlan Unlvorolt;J'a-.! ~'laltlll.truclca,.,..we....., teom no ll> arrive hero ~ l!"lchecl m·tlle 147111 Itt. . to p..,....e lor lhelr meolbv : ' After obout lour dl¥1 .we wltll tile Oldo Slate Buckey!"- ~ '"' our hike ll> our flrot wore ll> bavo an ~ After hllclng un111 I a.m. ane.- w.koul,~oi'toSal- !" -led Into 101110 urdl¥'ic wb.,. _ . tboJI iolatlooa llbocko. Up at 5 a.ai. 84,080 lana wore~ ll> ..J ....,. !" llart l8aln (I fill tbe lii1IQ Sladl..,. to - · lr8ll llte It you don't woalccity to waleh the llucu CIPOD lholr aeaCOLLINS III'J!:At,$ SHOW Tho Buehl woatthroalhtllelr cust-rJ ''mll!1dl""""""" CLEVELAND (UPJ)- ~ Th.B-od.,. ·OSV bopn tj,. cua- COUlno oto1e tbe at Thlotom otw...... oUI Wltll·..,_._ 'l1lundol 117 rldlal v•-. ~ wllllll on a pme alter tile- three ro. ' , pulled In ~· vlctOrr loot •. Tile· 8~.old_ Joclloir IICOI'• sea~ ovir Purduo. Tho 1lol-' ocl wltb Sorlla 'Saraul ID file lermakoro"' ll> ht ·. .olli.!;•_fOC~...., ~ I'! .been ranlcocl No. 1 •ll!'""lly, ~lie .,.. Up at 1'11P Ia Coach WOIIII¥ HaJe•-hlll the olztb. · . ' •· . o«enae anclworked wllh hla,.. Tile ~ a.to, ,._ lenH on chOcldrw oi.-IL live ll!lilillld ou1 olllle ".• .I ·. oalJ fiYO ....,.... ,.. o<>v POINT PLEASANT - Tile ' amual visit ollho mobile X-ray unit In Mason County has been scbocluled for Oct. 6-10. Tho unit will be locoled II the Leon Town Hall from t to 7 p.m. Oct. 6, the New Havtll Unltecl Methodist Chufch from• ' 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. oad Z to 6 p.m., Oct. 7, lho Me..., COUnty Courthouse, Point from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. 01111 2 m 3 p.m., Oct. e, .,...tile-. 1\Yalde Elementary Sc:hool at Apple Grove from :; to" 7 p," · Plea-. ·9, and '"'""' or rrom to m. to 2 p.m., Oct. 10. ·~ . ed llccheo · lour IIICheoi lllid lnchll, oad,. I . ===== Mra. wltll due ,"""alde,ratlo!!' ll> -~ h e lor Troop i!HI ., <:on-oct c11tr1 llihiiiiJ .oad la!'IO oiooa. Mrs. Wollam Olilliwer Is lho troop._looder oad her OloLa"' ........ !lie II' .... also "piU!ed•cltat tbet·lhe . ant Ia Mrs. Frances carl""'"' RegularmHtllwooCihe,,lt'<!OP ,Will viMl ·INIIht·. oC colOr 111111- be held on ThurodiY& a!W ochoolot lho Sollabuey Elemeltary • ~ ' :, ' ':', " 11 ': School, · llrl. Dwlitlt ~- taDced ·Tho tr009 omcero are PC!811Y AlrOOilo ocrlbo; Oteryl ~ madlef:t!illllc!\'IN!·lnAiclng · Kennedy, treasurer! Hovorb Smith>•ocl'8Pbool<; and MirY Ann ro1ironce !0 II! IJ84"11ook by carswoll, news rep-r. A. w,~ C!lilao otj Throe patrols were orpnlzed at a recenl meeting aril;theY remedlal, JJ(rl, EdiiCih HoUon are the .. Six ""-••" wi#J: Janet VanVranken 11 Ultllll:dl~. and pyi a HcliiO for chry...... SaDy carleton, aaolatont; ibe"PinkPanlhoro"wltfJ~4>voHi.WW, !IIU!II Alad; anil timely tialdon- loodlp', a!Ill -Tammy Blake;· aoolatont; . oiMI "Hawlnooa olllalry lni hlnla ""re ldvon tiy Mra • . Hippies" with Patzy Ebllil,.loeder, .,..SancJ,ycarletotH&Ilitant. Other meml5ero'orlhe.lr009are Kim Ohllcwer,Denlse Mar· · Vomm NeUe. floe talked on ' laving oooda, plullng bulbs, shaD, Koll,y WUoon, Diane Smilh, Patzy Edwards, .... Olrlo Notcloaillng lhe aanteil.. siMI ferU- tlngliom. '!I-••.,.. '~~1~~~~l~~~~; -.Ia , ', CUJ• - "ltr -.,.. . ~~·. ~, .. I~ ,.. -fatt'V:j!J,;~,~ o' ;i,,. n·-•• · lhe club haole hi o\ llall- . . .r pareyai FIUDAY ·iitit· fOr ·Oct- U ot 7 p.m. II HOMECOMING donee Fridel' ' Oacar'i \"'. ~pella,' . J'loQ nlsllt it lho Melcl Junior Hl&!l wore tD Chrllll!naa auditorium 11 Pcmoi'Otf rdlow· ~ ll> -•AI"'. aomcotrw tho Molaa • NaJIICIDvllle- men ' - - . a1M1 to make boD Jays omcoo· ltemo for tbe ~- pro,tect ot dance otarta at 10 p.m. Evoey-' aollotlnl niie<1r fllmlllu . II . . welccme. Chrlllmallllme. T h e 11inua1 WOMEN'S ASSOCIATION 6 p Chrlllmaa cll!mor ol lhe ~lub m. potluck witll '~ Wlo plt'lllod lor Dei:. 17 alocill> - . t o talco their own Ia. be bold atpo~s. 'Ill · Coiu't •st. f01111erJ,y !llll!tra. Mr-. .... Mra. .. . 8 . - - --· IIIIOIInl- ' ' ' At will loi. Mra. George :!?:m" Colllno,· Doe lallll, Mro. Doo ble oervtco ,.,.. a covered dlah. ~ Mra.t.,..~~~du ... _!T~- ~--w~ ~ wiD be Mrs. K - .., a - m......,.. •w-a woucb. - - - . • • o. Sc:llea, Ed-· -port.---===--- roo .... ,.;ii,...,""'!_... ·-- FALL SALE:< eor-i Fireplace SUppli8s that warm-up any room MIDDLEPORT JUNIOR TROOP 39 - A plonUrw at Middle- On Arranging Trends port village hall was plamed during Monclay nlgi!t's moeurw or Troor 19, ..'he plantbV wUI be the service project, a requirement on tho community bodae. It wao ·decided to put tulip bulbs In Cite beda at village haiL · Following tho meeting at tho Scout House, the girls hiked to village hsll to sao what needs to be \lone. llcJb. ' :.~.::::: ~- ~- ~:.7:0"'lh~~: . r •..J;n C'n le 'r ·· · .. , ,., ""'-•~- ••c·• ·-ll!i!l>,l]'.~ ... ,. . .. . ...., .. ... ~1"'\. . .,-.If)...,.,_, H: .. f>Qpll:. , ~~o.T~:".:iJ.~ ,...~~~~· ...~,b;,'~.. .~: · ·, lll'o, )',.. GOebtl; rot1r1nt . Olear PemiD&ton ... a. rulh- .1 ruuan JfliMnty · l,;J.' ' . .. !lfe~· laotaDod 'Mri... Jiell. nolh GrtiiUb, prosldoat; .)lro, hold ·m . her RECORD CABINET Sturdy, ·limple Une1 .. , Ideal lor lh• family rO(In"l, bedroon'l M O.n. Mode lrom quolity wolnut . llnllh«i hard· wood. Ajju11obl• mlddl• lh•lf, Eo1y OIMmbly. 28'" • 23" • 9" high . HordwOre ineluded. ldeol loo- teenoger • .• gr-.;.1 lor wt.ol• fomllp, too. Mod• at quoin,. ··· walnut linllhtd hclrd-d. With 2 .uCI- ;, lnlf doon for ••Y otetn to aiJ,uM'i, record• . 2r• •ll-1/2"• 15-1/l" hlfl\ ~ ' Hordwor•lor oaumb'y 189 5 • ' " " th. : intlud!M6. Reg. .l,5~ ... . 12J9 It's Quick! Ji's Convenien!! NATURAl FlAME COME AS YOU ARE! THE FARMERS .BANI ••• SAYINGS CO. Compact log• mod. ol com,..-.ued 1awdu1tlhat bum wllhout m..., odor or soot. POMEROY, OHIO 30•Min"'• f,.. Porklng For Cato-• In Ow L.t llervlce ioo lho Wealeyan Ser· - - - - - - - - - - - - -...- - -. .- - . Ylco Guild. Mrs. WOllam BBrnlc~ .... Mrs. Kermit Walton aotvod a .Ad d,slert course. ·PORTA E COLO~R TV FOR 1970 ' . F A. 7 PC. INSIMILI. 11\odi & brott G ' detor<~ted . looiMI ond 31 • 38" *:rt~en. R-.. 58.25 .. · · .. · · . .. ........ .. ·· · · . ... .. n,ts ' -"''"'"'s " 7PC . IIIMIIN~l PIJUeg. 76.50 ... .... ... .... .... . !11'7..~ I. 1C1UN W/IUNG.frtO toOtS. Bkxt: & b,..,Uni!Jb. 38"1119· 31'~· RIIQ. 37.75 .. .......... . ... ......... . .. ... ....... M,Y;l! Home . . of' ' 2-SHELF IOOKCASE ::' : : ;~~\:~~·=; Pompr<!)l. ·' · ~...,, llhe expreoaed _thonko to~ The Amendalllnilloil, the w Olear- ..........,, vloo pres- who ilonatecl Items forlho aale Fors-n Mlnorjty, was I ti 0 .f9on1; M'io, Fredonch !Jc!bel, inti aaalated In t:Clldictlilg ·t~ prosram topic prooonled by ::=!;:~~~=( ~retlry1 Mrs• . Glen Sll1ut, _llppiOldmate\Y $120 wu ralo. Mrs. Ted · Downie when ~ -_-~ yd Mrs. F~-, .,.,.. Will be used on tbe coni. Circle met Moncla,y nlgillot lho ., · llaut,,~J. ~·. 'llllllllty Christmas tiOcGI:aDOM . Pomeroy · Unl~ · Molhcidlat · ' - ~•· .!!Oita•·•~jlllha · f<!l' ~per• Plalna. Mr&.J.S. Chureh. Clleiter :Cl-, 1Didl HY· Davia wao IIIIIIUICI cba1rilon .ol To cooclude tolk on tile ...... !IIOdel'n arrangeinenti .... the eonunltlee for lh•amun- American lillian, Mto. Downie IIETI;JHNS TO MIDDLETOWN ~ DOi ·U.. new trinfi· ln. lt;J' docoratiOII& ·on Diem- rood lbe· lllllan veralon of lho Georg Glnlhor retumod 'Uaillla.. floe julfaed arrlaP- 118ri to aoal& · 23\-cl PAlm with Mrs. Richard Wedneodey ll> his homo In MJd. ililtito illlllblled . by lhe mom. A deooert course wu oerv- R"'o ·slvlng lho St. James vor· . cUetown arter spending a few berlk : , · . . · ·ed to lhe 18 mombeio .,.. two 1100. tlayo wtlh his IJ'anclmother, ' l'lltto wore made during lhe (lleats, Mta. Homer Hollar ond Mrs. ~ presided at lho Mrs. Oris Glnlhor, Chester 0 Mrl, Dov lfoJtar, . . meoUng Which .QPODOd WIJh JhO • .. ~• • IIIIOIIns for a ...,..,. '"" ~~ --••-lho-·-seotlhe Road. ,. . ,119011!, at tho Clr!>IYal'll>_bo lield ·, --~ ......... ·-~ Women's Society ol Chnotlan 1 li1age oale ·: RECUPERATING AT HO_ME Morna; Pomoi'OJI, Ia recuper111ng at ber home following surgery lait week stlhe Hoi. zer Medical Center, GolllJCG111. The Y11UJ181t8r ouffered a ruptured spleen 1n a · bleycle accident. floe ~~ to retilrhtb> school ID two weeka. --· SAY. TIME .. lnotalllllon ol now cirrleero ot lhe TUppers Plolna School In Taylor, a new member 1 attended the meeting. ·oiMI a talk ~ -Mrs. Ho!ller lfol>.· In ~r. Several nteinbero tor cia Dew trellis · 1D llorrer_ volunteered to help .wllh t h e. .' ;,1,~ ::;;:~~~~ ' . •ole• Eaal._, boron ' ( . er· ·· i.J · ' and y••cTOI ................,. ' • COtmilmlty Action time • lhenlc you note .... ....., Mrs. Elfa l'rollnm DIU'OO. Hostesses from lhe Melga C<lu!!cy ~ Mra. lllobarcl Vou&llan, Mro: ler oC lhe American Hod Crooa Mto. Franclo AIMior. for a -Uon ll> tile lilrrlcane 1011, Mri.Loui.Souer, .... Mrs. SPEND WEEKEND HERE Jack SoUerfteld. Mr. oad Mro. a., Steiner SOUP SUPPER, Frldoy, 4 p. .... children, Barbart~, Jim .... m., feU..,shlp room of Sl. Paul Eddie ot Clevoload spent the Lutheran Oturch, PtlllerO)'. weekend with tbeir mother, .The l1'1'1111PIIIOnlofthoiiiCIIIIh MIDDLEPORT BROWNIE TROOP 87- Tile Brownlo"B'o" SATURDAY Mra, Mario Steiner, In MiddlellzlnG tho laWn. , upiatn-waa llllde by Mra. ·~1011 Ftlh.. - be helpers, be trlendl)r, and be dlacovererl - . were to I~ ' COUPLES DANCE at Drew JU'· er. She used several roadllde ed by Mrs. Berrard Fultlt leader, when Troop 87met Tueaday Webster Poa~ Pomeroy, SelurMONDAY 1W< bo uaOcl .On b> flowers wllh golden nlpt at the Scout House. clay, 9 p.m. to I a.m. REGULAR MEETING, South. prevent them froiD drylne dur- Uj111'18111 fern In a ereon conA talk on traU olgnowaagtvenbycadette Borbara Fultz who SQUARE DA.~CE Saturday at em Local Alllletlc Booatero, Styling ing tile wlntar. _ talnor., · then assisted lho lirls In molcl"' signa which were used ll> lay lhe T..,pors Plains G r 1 de lfmiiY 7:30 P·"': at the hl&b , _ _ _ _ _ .Ofllcert for 1169-70 lnsteUAiraiiPmenta on display at a traU from lho Sew! Houao to lho lllnkllo tree on Main Sl. The fine Quality · 8 p,m. to 12 JllldJd&bt; ICboot ,~ Doclne , ed b7 Mro. Karl GJ;te,..., re- lhe meet~~~~ were jldged with brownies followed the traU to find a candy troosure at tho ellll oponsored by '1\wera Plalno Yoll'ro sure of a perfect UJVil -~ent, ware u,ra. VIc- blua rl~o being awarded to "of II. Leaveo were coUecled arol ldonUiied atorw lhe way, Community Club. Mualc by wh011 choose tqr,~, ' " " - ; Mta. £d, Mro. llomOr Holter, Mrl. HoJ. ' • New glrla welcomed 1111<> lho troop wore Julio Biron, lJoo Francts AJdrew~a ....:t;caller, · · 11011 · jJqiJoa, nee . pro~ loti, Ml'o, Tboniao, Mrs. Freel Boeker, Pamela lmbcicten, Joan Houah, Laurel !\poncor, Melinda Robert Plekotl. Mi-l, Hipm_f:'leber, Jecretar)'; Niaae,. Mr1. Hiram F~t Demoskey, and Lori Kloel. HIGH SCHOOL DANCE party, .,.. 111!'1;-DaYid Neue, treU- Mra. Ma- Flaher. Uoed brcwille uniforms are needed lor now girls of lho two with lho Jays, Seturdoy 8:30 p. uror: ·lira. .Homer -Holte• pn. Mra. Grueoer opoaocl tic o troopa In Mlddlopori, arol mothers with .uniforms to donoto or m. to 11:30 P.m. at Meigs Hl&ll aofttecl b> each 0( 1i18 . ~ wllh lhe pledJIIO ll> lho soU are aakod to contoct olthor Mrs. Fult>Or Mrs. :Bobby Payne. School auditorium Ia Mlddl• ·- olllcerL flar, And ~ by Mrs. Glrlo are required to allerol at least four mooUcwe before lhoy pm ~n m p..,llc. _.P.Jini .... ~-(!or a Chrlot.. Tholflas .Included a poem, Rea. qualify to wear a uilllorm. SUNDAY mat cltiDGnillfiiWn at tho eo. son lor LIY!ng, .,.. prayer. HOMECOMING oad Rally "lulnbia (lUoecl.kcomteln.MJd. Mombera rellj10Cidod ll> rollcall SYRACUSE TROOP 254 - Patrols were organized aiMI ofr' •' . Chester U nl t e d Methodist clloj10rt .., Oel. 22. Mra. Floh- by naming a now bulb they would ficers elected at loot week's meeting of Syracuse· ~ 254 hold Olureh; 9a.m. worship aeniee, at the hiDe ol Mrs. Paul Harrta, "leader. tr,PNNIII..htovlewof"Flow· Like to plant, Sctncloy school loll..,..., 12:15 1be new offtcers are Demaris. Ash, serlbe; Jay Ord, repor~ or At~onto for Oturch· Guoste al the in..U111 wore p.m. beokot dinner; all<lrnoon , - - - ; _ _ - - - - , ••" prepared by Mra. Milton Mro. Juanita · wm, Mro. Rooe ter: Julie Gooch, treas~er. Patrols organized were "The Si.. . prosram, lll)ecial music ant! Rouati. II Pointed up~ cJ,an.. Glnlber, Mrs .. Selma Call, and ters•• with AprU Hayman, leader, alll Comte .Patteraon, aasiat· UUeo ot llowera ..... foll'4' Mrs. R~ Thomas, The hOlt. ant; lho "S,.Wy Five" wllh 'Alias Harrlo,loodor,.,.. Lori Guin- readings by lho Moont Morlilh are Dot aecelllr)' to . produce e1ses served a dessert CCill'Be ther, asaiatant; and nne Dut)'Glrls'fwithDarleneDuncan, ••• Choir. l'ltbllc Invited. ' ·, an aceUOnt elfoct iiut tjlal ault- lllid I!BVe foalhored bird• u er, aM Lou Am Statts, assistant. · . favors. Regular meetings of lho troop wore sot for "Thurotlay nlgi!ta oblltty ollho Oowera .,.. after. school. ~ treK~~' I ftrst project will Involve work on the use Our Auto Bank active citizen t.dge. Ftlfoa.i;f..._.._;HM.::· ):V · m!he ..... ~ ta' lmJOrl- · tile 11111110 iJr llr~. ani. - . tblaC .to 1>0 eon. •wllh Mrl. Ken sldoriJcl 1\llliD, ...,~ .. ~ P"'"'~ to be used In on orlaiMI playlet, a .-equlromenllor 1110111- ~ l!JI' a ~hu!'glc '\a vlalblllty tba tr009 4roJn&ll.cit bodp, are bollw medo by lhe Sillllbur~ J\111- lhaL ,,,,.....,.4 . ' '. .-rw. · . X-ray Unit m., Oct. 1 8• """ fl 1> at ,Won 1111!~~-====•==== ........... rrom · I ; :rlpo ' alllllt . . .INa ..a \ !he ilo.J;; .. "I ~~ ; 'IO!Idil acitlv!Ueo wora Jt!tp,. .Ctqril.;r ilia•r . olio ·lliloia ilt..i. Cl)lb mot lr~ "'"" at ..... .tor Oct. 10 01111, .on Auiutnn Gardening YEAR I Ruth arde Meeti {~ ':t- Mel _,... lW ~-'ll~ilfliiir . "-\! I!ARN MORE MONEY National Lea&ue: Seaver, NY 24.-7; Nlekro, AU 21.13i Jenkins, 'P ~~ :f. on ,_.. tlll'denhtl, llr8JIU'atlon · o1 beda {Or . .'•tho .. lllnter w plentlnp ror· ID tile U. S. Ar!IIY In 1817. Eventually, RuauD went to ~ wllero he ""' ..,. 0( America's dcluilhbo7o In WCI!'Id War L He made a record ~ hlo mnvemonto, oiMI 111ar11ne wllh Sept. 26, 52 years...,, It reeda, In 111rt: Arrived at camp floorldon Sept. 26, 1917, wbsro we were ln training un111 lley 25, 1918. When we departed for CaD1P Lee, Va., tn twrlst cara, whleh was some trip, we traveled like old ..John J.•• himself passing throu&lt tile llatoo ot Geoqla, Corollnoo, .,.. VirJinla. Arrived at Olmp Lee, Va., about 9:30 a.m. May 27 oad went through our regular -'< unW June 21, 1918 when we started oo our hike at 7 a.m. for Cl9' ~ y"' .. .. . , . Lt~-~· ~ Iff: 1'•1'11 .-"~ EmliarncHIII - r Mob- o:{ 'U\'6 32nd ilvlalon; ha4 a Jack at 11:20 o.m., .,.. prO. lhort Nat aiMI de!ii!'iloit' '0& ooedntl down tho Jameil Rlv- 8 on llicctiJer bllce. The aame er about 70 miles (a - r - ell¥ we were aotlsned b> tile M trip for aD) ornvlng at 147111. at Pamos, .... t'Cide aD Newport News, Va., about 7 nlsllt In trucks to jOin II. Thlo ' a.m. Marched ll> camp Stew- was Oct. 9, .,.. Oilr Rrat cl<lf . Ploce Red RllM 32 Beol Callie Supplomint Gt R~ - . - ~ ; . art oad retfred for the n1s11t. em tho Sl. M1ldal sector, whore Beol Callie SUpplement ln.)'OUI' feedtrauJhsl TheSO mci!WI!. ~ Jcme 22, we had breakfast oad we remained until Oct. 16. oupplemeci)l .,. conc;ol\lratocl ...,... Of .....,tlal ~' ~ hiked back ll> town Where we on Oct, 19 ... boarded • - . provldlna nutrients In proper !eVe'-' Inti In · cillrec:t' ·: embarlced on lho llallan steam. tro1n for Bolslwn .,.. paaled ' ratio to OYim1ml iroln Inti rouahaae clellclencas. c:a~n-··.! or Duca De Aoste at 7 Llll. lbrousll lhe outo1c1rta 0( Poria blnocl with your grains ond rouihqel ~-h.oioi ~-; . l,' i.elt the dock abcxrt 2 p.m. aild oarl,y In lho _.w.e, .arrlvlng h/,.PIOdCJCf/olt fii/Ms for your siO!III. Y(-.know ,._,, '!let- ;; - - wt Ia 11oqton Rooda Oct. 22; left lhere the 23rd, pleeood with lhe offtelec\cy and economy d )W'mbtM wf!!1r! ·. ,\ · for tile n1s11t. Evtr;YOIIO put 1n marc:hed m -·.,..tile drive you use Red Rose Supplemanls. So 111any • ..,.,._. a IIOOd nlsllt'o roll .,.. tile sterted Oct. 31. We wore re"I • ' , . '• ;.~:;.... clay, lblclo,y, June 23, we Ueved Nov. 4; lett Nov. 8; the were em our n,y ll> Franco. Armlatlco was alilted on the . ' _.,. ta' di1o oa lhe water lith,.,.. welcclllhero Nor. 18. (aldl Wll,y '"'" da¥). Arrlvecl Alter JIIOI1l'•trovelo,lnchlcll!ll ....., 5 at Brei!, Fronee, oad much hUdtl& we armed It 11'11 lalren ll> allore on a llaht- Broot on-March 2, 1920 left er. Then womarchedll>aNot llnot lhe ltlh.,.. p ·on tho , ' COIIIP about lhroa miles out ot ~ Wo Pl!lied wt ollhe bar. !POMEROY •" 101m Mme we our leuto ber lhe llllb .... armed at Now . · 180 readY. Loft Broaf .r.q 10 111 York lho 2511\. .• MULBERRY PUchlng . ,. . . 'I Elt\ltloa."".......,.--: sa• ' . f?tan,/la1b1ween • I c.- Whore were you 52 years Oil), We llltlrched on, wllh hel11101 mota IIIII mollka at alert Jomes Uncoln Ruooell, J'om. positions, fll1ally belJig dotallerQY, Rt. 4, ur!Yed at Comp ed to lllaiJons.,.. clu&outo near floortdan to besln hlo tralninll tile front. We ha4pleni,VO(wlne, ' - : eraUon ol fallh!UI chur,ch .liiOG1· : bors lo anQiher, :ro CGIICiudo , oho r,.d Psalm l!l; ' nle orreriq~ W.~ recoi.W by : Mlos Mocy Vlrllnlil .Relbo!. A • dessert couroe wa.• 1aerved"by ; tho Frlondl,y Clrelo at lhe"""" • elusion of·lho mooUrw, ' Fleta on iho youlh ,,.. ,.... men'o orgeillzaUon In t h e --:-~-,;; church 1n the late uoos allll ralU~; early 1900s wore given by Miss ,. . Flck who reminded her llste"' H:Z.SlOI s,1101 A,., era tliat tho lessons of lhe Bl· beer.,.. cham-. We were blo are ageleas and area co,. there for seven weeko. Sept. r--------------~ 14 we were roUeved by t h e French .,.. marched out, lhot II, lhooe who were able. We l8aln took w box cars .,.. later hiked to Roberi ·EsFROM YOUR pang. Aller h1klnr au hlaht, STEERS lett llobert E._ SePt. 20 In THIS trucha; lhen marched b> ovalley In tile woods Mleremostev. OI'YOIIO slept Ia chpJI&. From here we made 1'4NMb'togo•'over lho ll>p." I wa1 back. of the Heoadwave, .,.. .went "'er at 5:45a.m. Ill· dor tho beavlelll boria1110 ever fired ..,lhe w0stern front. Tile drive Sept. 25, 1918, .,.. Ia- until Oct. I. a was ..,. 0( tile hardest fought botties mille Westem Front. Yutrzomskl, Boa 39. Runs Bolted In National ~.oque, McCovey, SF 123; Santo, Cbl 121; Pe...,., Cia 115; May, Cln 107; - . , Chi 102. Amoncan Loque:KWebrow, Mlnn 137; PowoU, Bait 119; Jackson, Qak 114; Howard, Waoh 109; Yutrzemllkl, Box 103. • .. '',.·.\ church-adoDiod ehUdlnoHong Kong achciol. Tho aulld as well as lho circles wltlprovldolift• for tho")loungater. Mrs. Reibel roportod on • funoro) dinner served. A old~ "We Have a Heritage" was pnoented by Mro. Poor! Mora, 10slsted by Mloo Elisa... belh Fie~ Mrs. Mora rood from WIMthor ,.. ·,.,jod .., ... , U.oi• Genesis the story of Abraham, ~ • a•it.I-IJ!t~l I;M"""• *.w H•J• ol h hu h' lond hoa • tonll-typt! ,,....~,.. the be-'·"' 6 ..... ung 1 t e c rc a lu•t tight for '1~ 111 • 0,.,_,,.,., heritage, aM trmn "PUIJI'lmS' Mod•l l.U1 IOQot~u•hel, rttht• ....t..... hand unloadlflllj ~oWl 3A.!h I& Process 1' concernlrw ••,.ngea •••IMI, ,,,,.•..,.,. .. 1-ool In tho church. The prosram vnloo4ln1J Model 36-So 180-lo~~l, rftht•hlln&l or l•fto!Nirwl uniCICidlntl leader atroooed lhot whUe lho Model 3oi6• 200-b~hol, church may. change, God never unloodlng. !" •~ o~ , ~ ha tMrnl ~!Jr fact.-yotroln•li ,.n.luC nges. mtn, r...t..,..r• Hf!lc. and aA, Mrs. Mora presented racts term. maka · """ tfaat.rthlp .,_ on the history or lhe Trinity Iditol plac• to buy your .,...cl41•~ .. Church lncludlrw early mem' berahlp ll~s. lheeducotlonpr<>- 1\EW HOLLAN) gram, .... lho changes In lho tho church lhroualtout MIJ,W Id W w,..., or ar 1 Record Of 1917.'20 n·ecaIIed :~:.. '" .l ' ' ·''; ' > Geot,. M · . 'JIM lEES . A , hoi!ell¥ ' ' . Ba.~q·ar;·.: ' Pianned :No'v.- , ·,.. 8e11# Od~n11e • ' ..,~ '. " .' cat tou<' hdown on a 4-yard run, 158 • pound juillor hsllbock, . . and Jackie Parsons, 134~otuld covered a Bobcat 1\q!tble ot lho Root, Cln 463 90 '•158 .343. day. :::::::::::::~:::::::::=::::.::::::::»-:::::.::::.-:::::~:::::.-:::on Nov.7attheMiddleP6kFirst sophomore haltback, scored the Kyger Craok 11. Softnplaysla· JCIDel, NY The Chlefo have stven up an CINCINNA11 (VPI) _ A Viii~ Presbyterian church. other one on a 22~yardpass from ter, Terley rilllced 21 Clmnte, !'li 488 63 16t .336 Alou, Pit · S77 100 125 .332 averaae ot 197,6 yards a pme, field headed by Eddie LillianMembers dlocuaoed grovldyards to score with 6:02 ien on Henson. McCoy, SF 470 97 163 .326 .,.. oal,y U yards a Pme ruah. old ot Detroit, Tom Hennealng Chrlol!lloa glfto I o r a The Bd:>cats had 17 r I r s t tile clock. That mode It Kyger ing, with two or seven passes completed. back. Mldway the first period, the Big Jon Rothgeb, 205 pourol senior rullback., scored two Bot'- Bobcats marched 63 yards in cat touchdowns, one on a S..yard seven plays an.1 took a 6-0 lead ~ ' ''·I·, ~. ~ • , lltiq~i4~~ Hav~ : Kyger Creel{ ·T ops Pirates, 28 To 14 ' i. ' . C. W CAif..IION GlATt. Block flolth, dltiOCtabl• ..-.d1. Reg. 9.95 ,. ·· ·· · · · · ·· · · .. ... ........... .. ... · · .. .. ·· .~. D. SP'MOU*F.ITONGS. Block hnilh, 27" long, Rtt. 3.95 ......... . .. ....... .. .. .. ..... .. .. . .. . . I. CHIIAIN MAPlE IIU.OWS. Eogle d.:arollor.. 6" 11 15". "RI9. l.'il,S ··· ··· ... .. ... .. . ..... .. ....... , . ............... . .. . ._u. .. 'j ,, <-:. • , .• . • ,,, F. ~.....-llcd&br011flnlth, 2~" ~ ·~ ~' . .. ..... 'I""' ...... ,.................. 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River - to some an avenue em· theu· westward - to others on obstacle to be croW:!d. · :.-· Today it brings 5hiploel9s of nt&ded ~l.:pplia!t t:J t~.e ~ towns along its banks, carries rnei1 products to. war~. • house and factory. ~~ TOttlc.trow it cor1 •~CUP4 thc!:se bankt, leo-,ing, death: , and destruction In ih. wake. Fc'lr the River must bf ruled·i· by man! ,' ;. Yesterday it brought pure water from mountai.n •· streams to ,hirsty lips. Thtm somebody mod;e it · hit- gutter. · ·.· ·-,f • Like all our mixed bleSiings the River ·EOn help Or 1 hurt. It is just one of thost gifts of Gad whose vah.- ) will always depend on our good same and ' initiative, OYr respect for God's Intent and our contem for tht~ . . ""ds of othe,... · Coli it a by.product if yoo please - · but ono of Ill.· results of faithful religious wor,hip ~nd service Is th(it· so many mixed blessings become reol •teulnpt . I .. -~>J Monday II Kings 13:14-21 W0dnooday Thunclay friday Paalms Am••· , Amoo 130:1,1 . 1:1·1 2:1·16 PLUMBING AND HUTING . 992·2550 ... " ' ' ' . 240 lincoln St. OHIO VALLEY IAIING CO. Bcikero of Holoum Br..,d Middleport, Ohio Membor of the Big 3 General Merchandioo Piaino GAUL1 IAIIEl ' . ' Cheotor, Ohio ' 'Yow Church Netdo Your $uppo,t ' Ph. 992-9921 Locuot & B"ch Sal01- Allio Chalmon - Service Faro~ - lnduotrial - Lawn - Garden Tuppen Plaine 667·3435 SOHIO . Tako Sameono To Church With You Thio Wook 985-3347 II)' MRS. HERBERT ROUSH Mr. aad Mrs. Lester Maooel of ~n opent U.weekend wllh Mr. and Mrs. Paul ManueL Mr. and Mrs. David Hadley ond baby of Cincinnati spentU. weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Her- - - - - - - - - bert Miller. MrL Bessie Smlth, Mrs. bride's parents, Mr. arxl Mrs. FloYd Forr11 of Racine; Mr. Aroold: Anderson. and Mn. Bnl !ilumway of ParMra. !Aura Norrls ancl moth-kenbarg called Sunday on Mrs. . er, Mra. Lofltsworth of GreenRay Htiney. field apent a week with Mr. and Mra. Floyd Norrls, Mrs. Ray Heiney and Mrs. Herbert Roush spent Thurlday afternoon With Mrs. Otis Casto at Portland. Mra. En¥ in Gloeckner alii Mrs. Herbert Roush called on Mr. and Mrs. Waid IIO)'IIlan. Mr. arxl Mrs. Russell Roush alii tamUy, Mr. and Mrs. Dor-aa Parons, Mr. and Mrs. Her.. bert Roush and Ropr. Mro. Ed- . _Mrs• .MIIrahall Adams aiXI Mrs. . Esther West at Dorcas. They at· ao visited relatlveatnParkersburg, W, Va. Mr. and Mrs. Early Roush visited .two da,ya ln Defiance, 0., and. atte- U. Jackson Apple Fettival on their return trip home. Mr. and Mn. Ernest Ripley or Colwnbuo spent Sunda,y wllh ' .r '! ' ,. ' I- I .. ' ·Wolle) waareturnedtoherhome S...turday after beiDa a surgical patient at Holzer, 'Medical Ceotor !Ill' U. pool lh\'ee weeks. . Mr. and ~«~:a. F.dword ~·rtond ·.and "'"' .ot ·PIIil!luqh, Pa., can. ~ on Mra. V~ KniiJIIUrv •!Ill other rrt•iidu!ldrclaUves. ' .. .! - na Roush all:! Mra. Dam Lew· Mrs. Bertha ~I'IIOC'I. Mrs. ·Robert Gnhanr UWth b attended a brldalshower for Wallace Morris arll Connie Afl.. derson at BeshanSaturday.eventng. An open church weddl~wiD be held 11 the I·I'Cl>dom Gorpel Mi•sifRI Saturday ovenlrv 11 7:30 p.m., unltlrv u. cooe>lo In marrra... An 01101 rec<t>tlon wll' <nlleiW at the 11ome ollhe - ' . ' �S - i ·,:: Thto Oally ., J;Jarg~ins Find And WAHT AD e.,.,. 440 Cor.onet. 4 Door. Local owned car. Y·S eng., outomat•c trans., P. steering & brakes. Color· white. Radio & heater. · THREE ROOM IQlllrbnent, completeb f!lodorn with bullt..Jn kitchen, wan .oven and lable top unit; staJhless steel 1lnk with d i - ' unit, lar!lU bath and larll'l cloaeta. Nicel3cleeorated. call 992-2278 lor """ polntment after 2 p.m. RATES 1965 CORY AIR-··-----··--··-. $995 Monzo Conv. Local owner cor; 14oH~P:-.~gine, Word ono in1ortlon std. trans., good tirea, radio. Dark blue with white ' -------------FURNISHED lllree room QUALITY REGULATIONS 1965 DODGE -·----·------··----$995 TM Publidwr •••••wol tM ritht to edit or rojtc:l ony odt d••-d ob· joetianol. Tho publish.r will not bo rupon•lblo for mot• than ono inc:orro·t l intortion. po~ . 12 ('Onll p1• word rhroo con1eeu tiYo intortion•. II ('01'111 por Word ,;_ cantoeulivo ln1ortion1 . 25 per eortt Dil<"ount or• p0id odt and odt pold wirhin 10 doy1 . CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY Sl ..SO for 50 word minimum. Eo additional word 2c . BliND ADS Additional 2Se Charge por Adwor 1967 FORD ···-·-··--··-·-·-- ···-····--·----.• $1895 Galaxio 500 H. T. Sedan. local 1 owner cor. White Finish, bl~. vinyl interior, good tires radio power steering and brakes. Automatic trG:ns.' F'ouii "Rooifr;;;.;rt;;iiOCi Pomeroy Motor Co. OPEN EVES. 1.-110 P.M. POMEROY, OHIO --------:-----FURNISIIED and un!Urnished aparbnenta. Close to school. Phone 992-1;434. lO.llklc OFFICE HOURS • 8:30a.m . to .5:00 p.m. Doilr 8:30a.m. to l<hOO No""n Soturdoy Notice In Memory -.n- . EIP£11ENaD · S.rvlrt. c,.,,,. LIM s,.,, ............ ·, • .. COME 'IE CALL IT A · •61DDV·I/AP"'? •;/}' EXPf-T · WhHI Alltamtnt $5.$5 Opo• til 6 -GUARANTEEDPHONE 992·2094 FCilbi F~lt~: ,....,., " - & .... Service DAY or· For Sale APPLEs. FllzJalrick'' Ormem, t.th, adults aad refchard, Slate Route 689, locaterence&, 114% Mulberry ed 7 miles northeaal 0( Ave. Phone 992-6698, WilkesVille. Phone 8611'47116. 7-25-tlc 9-21·12tc ' - ' ~q~art­ ment, shower, newlydecorated, 507 Mlll St.' Middleport, Phone 992-2792. 6-22-tfc top. • ,J• ess Services {. ~2-tfc 1 Mini"'~"' Chorgo 75c lh•"""' - MOtor c.. Of ' H(liW INFORMATION DEADLINES Publieolion 5 ·, ..... Day Mondo.- O.o4li• 9· o. m. Conc:oll•tlont & C•••etlon• Will b• ue•ptod until 9 •·"'- for Day al Publication •I ' '··· 5 eon" . From the~Mpat or llulldoaor Radiator To the S..Uell Heater -------------- -------------- ~~ •.1116 I. Molo p.,..,.y, 0. Core. ------------ 1957 CHEVY tw<><loor ~. $1150. Phone 992-6793. NICitJ ... CALL RAILiiGS SE(IVICE ILAETTNARS Ph. 992-2143 DAY 992-2151 NIGHT 992-1324 Pomoroy For Sale · R. H~ Rawllqs IN LOVING memory or my hus- SHOOTING MATCH, Raeii)I!Gun TRAILER LOTS, Bob's Mobile LEGAL NOTICE Club, September 28. 1 p..m. Court, Syracuse, Ohio, on REMOVE EXCESS body llulcl 23-lNCH sYLVANIA lable modbaro, John R. Davis, who MIDDLifORT, .un11u UNITED STATES Of AMERICA el TV with stand. Good ...,. 9-2ktc State RL 124, Phone 992with Fluldex lableto. Only passed away Sept. 26, 1955. FEDERAL POWER COMMISSION dltion. Phone 985-4108. Ohio Po-r Co111pany ------ --- -- --2951. S-U-Ite $1.69 at Nelson Drug. GENERAL ..-elilll, carpen. Praloct No. 2570 . 9-25.1tp 9-U-30tp Those whom we love go out or l'OM LEWIS, water well driUNOTICE OF APPLICATION try' Jalntlng, 1'00IInl. rooin ing, Letart, W. Va. Phone FOR LICENSE sight CAR additlllll, ......... etc. FrM (luuod S.pt•mbot 10, 19691 891>3802. 9-5-30tc Wal\led To Buy AWNINGS, storm doors and WINTER POTATOES. Charlea But never out or mindi NEEDS estimates. Phone 992-.2333. Hilton, Portland. Public notice is hereby gl\'on win:lows, carports, marThey are cherished in l h e CHINA CABINETS, round tall-l8-l2te that on J..,ly 31, 1969, Ohio Power VACANCY for two eldercy p..,. Complete Front·End quees, blown and batt insulaheart8 bles, old clocks, etc. Write Company (cortetpond•ncl! to Mr· pie. Prerer prhate paid pa. H. B. Cohn, Vice President, Po•t CIGAIIETIE vendltW macblJMia tion.. Elmer White, sales repor those they Jeue behind. or call M. D. MiUer, Rt. 4, and Brake Service omco Bo" 18, Bowling Gr. . n Sta• HALF RUNNERS and bunch tients. Phone Mason, '173and service. ABC Enterprl.. resentative. For free estil.<lving and kind in all his Pomeroy, phone 992-6271, tion, New York, New York lOOOoll 1h5185. 11J.Btlc bean!!Pick )"OW" """' filed an application for liunu e,, Mason. W, VL PbcJn1t mates, phone Charles Liale, ways, 6-21k!c fa. ~ncon1tructed Pro j•ct No. milo below the RaveDIWood '173-S543. w.trc Upright and just to the erd ot Syracuse. V. V. Johnson a-.1 2570, kr.own oa tho Racine Ptojoct Forry. Phone 843-2246, IN POMEROY ROOF PAINTING and Patching to be located on the Ohio River ol his days, Sonp Inc. 5·1-tlc ~ he Fedora! Rocioo Oom In the 9-111-1otc by contract,, ~~Experienced." Auto Sales HARRISON'S TV AND ANTENSincere and true in heart aJJ:I - --.--- ------ -Co~ntr of Moig1, Ohio noor Roo For rree estimate, phone NA SERVICE. Phone 982 • cine and Pomeroy; alto near Rov• 1966 CORTINA English Ford, NERVOUS? can't sleep? Try mind, enawood, Jackson County, West CHRYSANTHEMUM and miUDs 992-2806. (We go anywhere~ 2522. 6-lo.ctc 4-door sedan, $500. P h o n e '"Sleeper&" Satisfaction Beautifu1 memories he left Virginia. A ~llminary permit wos of all colors, fte1d IJ"OJt'Rt Real Estate For Sale iuued to applicant an December 8-22-tfc 94!1-438L 9-25-lltc guaranteed or money bock. behind. 2~ ]966. . nice big clusters. Reynoht11 4 ROOMS llld bath, lull size - -- - --- -- --- -Only 98 cents. Nelson Drugs. His wire, Edith Davis ---- - -·-I ho Roclne Ptoi•ct would l.Oii• AIR CONDI110NING, Retripr• Flower Shq), Mason. 9-ll-181p li1e o government dam and would ba18111ent, lloor llirnace. Ex9-2&-ltc I WILL pick~merohandiseand 1964 FORD Tudor custom sedan atlon service. Jaell'o Relrl· con1l1t of ( 1) an iMoko conol 9-16-t[c Vic Wippel, flve Points, or - - - - - - - - - - - - - tra larp lot 50>200, $6,000. about 350 fnt long ond 110 fo•t geratlon, New Raven. Phooe take to auction ·on a percent;.. wide; (2 ) o conereto powerl>ouu call 992-6410. REDUCE SAFE and fast with 8112-2079. . . Eaoll.Y llnonced. Velma G. Notice age basis. Call Jim Adams, uctlon obout 200 foot long and 9-21-6 P Gd>ese tablets andE-V~~&>ora- POODLE PUPPIES, AKC Toy ZUIPtln. Pllone Mason 773 110 feet wide contl1tlng of two auctiO!leclr, ltutlaOO. Phone ATTENTION, contractors' bids miniature, f75 and Ill· Stud parallel hal'l:zontal wol•tr pauago1 -- ---- -- ---tion plUs. Nelson Drugs. 57150. 9-114-31< 742-4461. 9-23-llc endo1ing two horhontol axis bulb-are nuw beJrv sought ror the service arxl groomi.Jw, Phone For Sale 9-U.-Sotp 'YP41 Kaplan turbine• ooch rated FOR HIRE, .now trenchar water 992-1;443. 11-3-ttc construction or an addition to at 27J•OO horupowor at a net fleod SPACIOUS 7 ROOM home, 1'h Uno, eealj)OOI drains 4 to 12 WOULD UKE social securlt;y of IY.5 f..t connected with two the Mlddleport Church ol I HAVE some real good televiacres land, 250 foot rr...tdirect covplod generators ooch wide. Paul Atdersoo, loCasoa, man Cor roam and board, MaChrist. For information, conrated at 22,200 kvo; (3) o tailrace sion sets, Jim Adams. Rut118'1 on Stale 11oute 124 in W. Va. Phone T/3.:17~ Iller bel Black, 9 Ubercy Lane, which will return the diachorgo to tact Don Erwin, Middleport land, Ohio. Pllooe 742-446L Syrieuse. IMp kltcllen wllh tho rh•or 450 f•ot downstr'eom of 3:30 .or 949-3915, Ract,.. . phone 992-1;739. Phone 992-3290 after 6 p.m. t . . dom; (4) on outdoOI'*typo 1ub. 9-23-12tc lots· or birch cabinets, plefi\Y station on tho ombonkmont noor 9·23-Stc 9-25-6tc ..... .:_t-29,tlc. ·-ot cloaet ~~Jace, garage, rectho power ttotion ta ttop up gono COAL, LUMP, egg. stoker, orator \'oltage to 69 kv; I~) o 3.5 reation room, city water, C. C. BRADFORD, Auclklnlor Why not take the family mile double cite11h 69-h tnntmit• GUN SJIOOT. Rutland AmeriNOTICE TO TAXPAYERS mine run. Excelsior Salt PI, electrlclt;y, wall to wall sian line; (6) rocrootionol focfli• Colll)>l.., Sorrico out for a delicious meal? can Legion, Sunday, noon un- NOTICE is hereby given, in Works, East Main st., P~ ti•a proposed conthf of on o.,..,... carpet In llvltW room. MUll Phone 949-3821 til 4 p.m. 9-25-2tc look oreo with pa.&cing ladlltles canpliance with Section571S. eroy. Phone 992-3891. They11 love onr variety. see to aP])I"eclal& Pbooe alhnrnodiotely upatroom from tho Raca. Ohio .17 revised code, that the 8-13-tfc power plant, comfort •lotion•, ter 5 p.m. lor appolntmeDt Crill Bndlord c:..... r.. picnic area, and a flthlnu_ pier to HAND TOOLED leather b i 11tax returns of Meigs County, - - - - - - - - - - - - - 992-2273. 9-9-tlc bo IO<:Gted downttroom From the tolds atl:l purses made to orfor the year 1969 have been SINGER sewirw machine, 66 dam; and (7) appurtenant lodlltles. der. AJso mocassins and othTho power will be uud to '""t revised aOO the valuations class in nice walnut cabinet, the lncroand needs of tho mop READY-MIX CONCRETE deUV. er leather items. Phone742completed and are open for zig-zagger, buttoD-Joler 1111 ket alreodr being ..,..,.,.; br the a~lic:a.,t. ored r1atrt to )"!lUI" proJect. 3101. 9-25-3tc public Inspection at the oft"ice monogram. WW sacrifice for Tho os.tlmat•d COli or Project No. or the Ccunty Auditor In llle $35 cash or terms. Phone 2570 - OC"CUrdlng to thto applicant HO.mi FOR EVERYBODY • wlll·'be $_10187S,OOO. Con•truc:tlon GUN SHOOT Sunday, Septem992-2685. 9-23-Ste Court ll®oe, Pomeroy, Ohio. I• ettlmo...- to •roqul.-. 24 month, q!IIJ>REN IIGI!te, ,•.j .... C4., Mlddl.. tiet %8, Foiked Run, ·~s­ Complalnlo 0118inst11nywl"" - - - - - - - - - - - - - .from the dote of Ill c:ommoncomont. 218 E. MAIH ·· • ~ 992-9974 . ,,. ,,. POMEROY • ' "'-·~, , 1\S.Jio~~ IJ!io. , _ . ~M,e Anr person dosiri"IJ to be heord ation or assessment, except EllCTROLUX vacuum cleaner nian Club. 9-24-3tc Of to make ony protell with nl.rOpon Dolly 5:30·7:00 ., S..ndoy 7:00-7:00 1¥ 1'0<111, ctllets,lllore, iilor- --..--"----:- ---- ,;. the valuations fixed and asin like new COIIfition. Has ill onc:e to told oppllcotion, -..hould on or before October 17 1969, file STUD SERVICE, $15. G r e g sessments made by the Tax 7 cleaning attachments, cord· . . . _... liP IIPICO, levebanl.$8,1500. SEWING MACHINES, with tho Fod•ral Pow,;, Commil• . 10rvlce, all maklo. 992.2284. Commissioner 0( Ohio, will whxler arxl paint spl'l)'. Will Roush, Syracuse, Ohio. p;1one 1 ion, Wo,hlngton, D. C, 20426, NEWL~ 2 '-""'r~ The Fabric - , P---: potltiont or protei!, In ac:cordance be heard by tho County Board seU to responsible J)011.y for F Sal S 992-1;039. 9-2~c Real Estate For ale ·• " ..... ~a, A.&IMiriled -7:"".-....• with the roquirementl of the Com. bath, bUIIII8nt, utility IJIICO, . .._. """'1 or Revision, at its oillce in $36.SO. Cash or terms armltslon'• Rule, of Proc:tlc:e ond EARLY AMERICAN stereo: alee YIU"d. f7,1500. Service. We ~D Sd.. the Court House, Pomeroy, ranged. Phone 992-2685. Procedure (18 CFR 1.8 or 1.10). REVIVAL AT Rutland Free"ill Boautllul ~~~~~>1• atereo, ,ith RESTAURANT sora. . ~c All protettt filed with th• ComOhio, on or after February 15, 9-23-Gtc llai>dst O.ureh, SEptember minion will be con•iderod by it AM-FM radio, 4- speaker F!)~ SALE RICH FOLliS - 3 1arp bed- ------------~....: In dot11'mlnln 1 tho ap..-oprloto 1970. Complaints must be - - - - - -- - - - - - - 29 to October 12, 7:30p.m., IOund II.YStem, 4- speed chanRY GO.OD rocmo, 11iJit; • In doaeto, SEPTIC llakl cltlnecL Mlllw o::rction ' to bo taken but will not made in writing, on blanks SYRACUSE, 5 - room house, Pastor, Paul Taylor. EvanBOr. Balance $91.20. Use.,... llabto, _....., _ .· .· ' tervo to make tlw proteatantt parti me IJOYlllent plan. call .992rurnished by the Councy Awliboth, with adjoining laqe gelist, Norman Taylor.~ OPPORTUNITY -.,.... -a• s.aita11oa. stewart. Ollie~. Ph. : tl•• to tM proc•edln;. Portont roam, ftnpJaco, liuuwn.... ldl' • wishing to become partl01 to a tor and filed in his omce oo prden or building loL Near clal s!Jwing. Everyone wel3352. . 9-26-Stc Dtt..-!n ..... _ ....... I••• chon, ---will! bree . . . 1102-3035. .2-12-tic · proceeding « to partlcipoto 111 o come. WUI You Come? or before the time limited for grade school; asperaeua, rhtr locotlen In G•HI,OII•. l!tt... . --.... ZI.WIJ. ----.----~----- ~ ; porty In any htoarlng thoroln must Jatlo, 'h acre level ......... ·SEE NEiGLER , file ~ltion1 to Intervene In oc• Payment of taxes ror the first barb. grapes, cherry tree on BELL AND ROWELL, 16 mm llohH ~.,,.,. •'-'"" oood 9-24-15111 ''""'· All ...- . turntoho cl-ln; ._..... eo.daF~~C• with the Commiulon•a half year, or at any tlrbedur.Prqterty, Phone 99U250, lftll on4 • ..... tor· ............. -........_ - ._..._, ~- ·can sowxl movie projector, e:r:Rulet. The application Is on lllo 1.. ,. wfth low plut Nftt on the _.......,. ~.,., hh tho Commiulon and available RUMMAGE SALE, 231 MIU St., ing which taxes are received 9-23-6tc cellent COtlllitlon. Phone 142- bull41nt ond powed IIOI'kln1 POOR FOLKS · Guy NeJsler, Rllclae, 1>.-, . for public intpec:tlon. by the County Treasurer, lot; o........ •rnt ••" ·ctuo to . - Nice 2 1tory, -a..JMtc · Fry Bklg., Middleport, start3334. ll-2&-31p hMith.: 2 bodroomo, bollt, level Jot. GORDO" M. GRANT, without penalty ror the first IJV noon Thur~. aU day s.cr.tary THE WISEMAN ta,l500. ha.Uyear. Friday, Ill Saturday until JOWL SLICED 3 pounda, $1.39, WALNUT SOUD alate stereo. 9/ !9 9/ 26 10/ 3 10/ 10 4tc: RON'S FLOOR and ille,. biil!l:-'· Gordon H. C.ldw eU ' HI!NRY CLELAND Bologm 2 pounds$1.09, steak 4-speed chanpr, +1peakor AGENCY, REALTORS noon. 9-24-31< roam and kltehon r~il Auditor of Meigs Councy Phone om ..-992-2259 berger i8c 1>0r pound, 56 oz. sound IJ'stem. Balance$6S. bw, omalladdltloao. ~ r~ 9-1S.l0tc SKATE-A-WAY SCHECULE Jell.Y 98c, 10 pounds J)Oiatoeo .50. Uu our limo P8.Y111ent NOTICE ON flUNG OF ioo.-992-2548 11539, · . Jl.#tfc Back to School party, Friday, .· ~; INVENTORY AND 49c, s pounds tomatoes 39c, plan. Call 992-3352. Oct. 3, tree gift for everyonei APPRAISE ME NT greenbeans2pounds39c,ba9-26-Stc -------~------· lnstrance llalloween Party, Friday, Oct. ..,.,.. IOc per pound. Also - - - - - - - - - - - - - . · · · RODNEY DOWNING The state of Ohio, Meigs 31. ~nWednesday,Friday, County, Probate Court. lake lood stamps. M&G Food 1959 ALLIS Cbolmers ]).14, exReal E - Broker AUTOMOML,E rn.....,.. ....., and Saturday, 7:30 to 10:30. To the Administrators or the Marke~ 3 miles aouthofMJd. cellent condition, AC rake . · . · Pllu. 992-2342 Clllcellad'l Lost 70011" illlttJ· Available for parties on Mondl01>ort, 11t. 7. 11-2• .._ like new, 3 bottom pl.,.s, 14 GEO. HOBSTETTEII, Brolttr Mid""~ Ohio tor's license? cau ge~ estatesi to such or the followday, Tuesday, and Thuraday ing as our residents of the State inch;2bottomplows,14incll; 12 ACRES- &OOd 1....., 8x35 DETROITERtniler, 19&9, one round baler, 7-lootmoWhouae, halt balh, lull bo ... nights and Saturday and SunBILLY RAY WARD of Ohio, viz: - this survlvl~ day afteriiOOIIS. Phone 985spouse, lhe next of kin, the benand TWILIGHTERS good condition. $900. See at er pick-ttl. 16-toot bale carmetll, ... 3929 or Otester 985-3585. eficiaries under the wiU; an:l Members and Guesta 362 E. Main St., Pomeroy. rier. Phooe 992-6354. POMEROY - Nlee·r.,.otlelod . ~ · to the attorney or attorneys ~ 9-21-30tc Phone 992-1;769. 9-26-31p . 2 !ledroom heme, 'inodern If.~ .. · ; · . . ~ Invited resenting any of the aforemen11-24-3tc - - - - - - - - - - - - - both, bird! ldtcl!en. wan to ., LADIES, doeo $395 worth ol tioned persons: - - - - - - - - - - - - - - SWEET POTATOES,$4bulhel. wall ._.un,. Gao knoco, . FULLY CARPETED- STOIIt WINDOWS, . jewelry, free, sound good? TRUMPET. call 992-6773. Also acornsql8sh,pumpldns, $11,500. Name or Decedent, C. Dale Plus a eommlasion? P h o n e Wippel, residence of Pomeroy, 9-24-3tc gourds, lillian corn. Bring Z\1 ACRES - 8 .--a, bollt, 60112 Ohio No. 20196. New Haven, W.Va., 992-2505. --------- -- -- _ conlalners. Located on 111. cellar,-'!Woprdeno. for interview. 6 ROOM HOUSE, 613 Mill St., 338 In Letart Falla. Andrew Aokbv You are hereby notified that 2BIIhom Help Wanted R--.311 Gal. . Middleport, 1'h blocks !rom CrooL · 9-26-121< RT. 12t - 3 -..om brick, t h e Inventory and Appraise_ _________ .:-~ WAITRESS needed. Ajl))]y In House menta of the estates of the aforethe )lOSt olllce. Inquire at439 - - - - - - - - - - - - - 111 llirnaco, forced air, lull person at Green Gables, Kamentioned, deceaaed, late of Lincoln St. 7-11 CAFE, wllioker, beer, and boo_.., - · $16,000. LEGAL NOTICE Door nauga. 9-25-3tc 9-21-ttc wine license avallabla. Phone RUTLAND- 2--~ said County, was nled in this <' NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Court. said Inventory ard ~ ------- ----992--9957, Middleport. . loll, calport, utUllf ........ . c... Ncr· 19944 praiaements wlll be for hearPOTATOES, VIvian Maxey. Ph. 9-2S.7tc Qulot loatlon, .61100. .E1to.. Df Harold H. Colllna, De· For Sale or Trade ing before tllis COurt on the 13th cea .. tl. CoolVille, 667-3737. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - HAMLI!T HOME - 5 .....,.; · 1966 FORD Fairlane, 6-eyllt>day of October, 1969, at 10:00 9-21-Sip . 50x10 HOUSE TRAILER, 2 bedhalt both, .ctWIIJ tile, nt .. Notice 11 hereb~ glwen lhat der t straight transml&sion, o'clock a.m. ---..,-----roomo, combl•tl"" nlher -...tc. Fouroulbulldbwa. Et~l V. Co !!ins of 2olol Pearl air conditlonl•• good tires, TWO BEDROOM home, living An,y person desiring to file Street, Mlddlepan Ohio, has been llld deyer, - lurnlture, alr Larp llrdtn, $1000. duly app_olnt•d E~eec:utrl• of tho dean. For sale or wtu trade exceptions thereto must file Estoto of Horold H. Collin•. de· room, diniJV room, haU and COtlllltlo!dnr; 275 ,.UCOII\IOI Georse I!Gbatettar, Broker lor Volkswagen. Phone 992them' at least five days prior to cootod, lot• of M•f<;~t County, one bedroom carpeted, 764 oil drutiland olarld. can NO.. HELEN or VIRGIL TE.f\,C)Rtil Ohio. 6091. 9-24;jtp the date set ror hearirg. Crodltou ore required to Ill• BrowneU Avo., Mlddl01>or~ Haven 8P-32t9orMiddleport ASSOCIATES Given under m ~ hand aud seat tholr clolru with •old fldudory ------ - -------4 992-9961 or 99;:;':!:; P1 992-2496. Also=SYRACUSE ·9-21-lle within four month1. · of said Court, this 2-ith day or Dated thi, !5th dar of SeptemNEWLY REMODELED 3 bedber, 1969. September, 1969. room home, situated in good F. Jt O'Br ien, F. H. O'BRIEN residential area in Mlddl&Prabote Jucl~ ot Jald Cuu"ty Judge an::l ex-offcio Clerk 9 / 19 9126 10/ 3 3tc por~ Completely carpeted. or said Court 1/2 baths. Will consider res1 B.y Ann B. Watson idential or !arm proi>Orty In LEGAL NOTICE Deputy Cierk trade. Will arrarve fhanclng. 9-26, 10-3, 2tc NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT For awointmenl phone 992Cue No. 20190 3600. ------ -------- -------------- ·' IJ'L ABNER -------------- - -- ----------- ------------ -------------- BLAETTNAR'S -- - --------- -- ---- ------ ---- POVERTY· STRICKEN LI'L NIPPER, I HA!J POI?f<ANP~ ONI.Y OV CHR/5TMAS! O"FNMKIOS /'"Q:\ _HAD IT IIM/f'l AIN·- ------------·- - -------------- -------------- -- - --- - ----- -- ------- ------------- - -------------- -------------- -------------- -------------- ----------- . .:. ----- -- - Great Eating ••• ---- - ------------- ·------.. ' BAILEy'S I. ·. RESTAURANT . or -------------- -------------Clelan.d Realty -------------- -------- -- ---- J -------------------- -------- ------ :~ ."";h."":~':. ~ -~n ~ r ~.arp; "\ ~ •=r •·-U·'- E . · "'.••M- .._,.; .toe• -------------- - - ------------ --------------":--" 441-3&43 · - ----------DANCE Saturday, Sept. 27, 10 til 1 ------------~ EAGLES CLUB POMEROY ------- - - ----- HO.BSTETTEI IEAL·TY rur..... .7000. II""'_.........._.,__!;!:Z~----·---~6-:l:U.::. ·· sKY.L , . q/ Front LIYIIit .. .0. TJPt ••it•;~ I ••••• I • This Well ONLY .TRI-COUNTY E1tate ef p.,,Y Richard Root, '' rear. ------ -- ---- For Rent STORAGE apace for boats, campers, autos, traUera. Phone 992-.2798 or - Dick Seyler, · 9-24-121< · - --- -------~-- 3 UNFURNISIII)D •~..,. willt bolh. M,chanlc St., PhmiC 992-2)81. l ' ......... ---- ----------- -------------------- Notice It hereOJ gl.,.en thor Jolanda Root, o Middleport Ohio, ha b.,,., dulr 11ppolnted 1\drnlnlttratrl.ll •f tho Eatot., of P•"Y RlchOfd Root, deceaud lete of M•~lil' County, OhiD, ' Cn~dltori ' •• r~~quWod to fllo their eloim~ """" · uld flduclory within four 1Mnth'1, Ootod thla 16th doy of Sopto""' ~ ••• 1969. ' ' TI<OUI3LE. -------------- e v. Deceuecl, II.ONT HURT. _________ ___ 1 -------------- ENROLLMENT UP AT MU Enrollment at Marshall University for the first &emester or 1969-70 refiects a 6.16 per cent Increase in lulltime equivalent students on campui, acconli~ to ligures releas~ toda,y by the Office W tho Regil-' trar. There arc 7,365 CulJ-tlmc equivalent students this an increase ot:427ovariastfaJl. AN~t:>< DAY · OF VACATION GOSH, :7TAN .I'CN/ CAN WE KEEP WINNIE FROM GETTlNG INro s- -------------- ------------ . . OKAYL~ID&. _;,: .lach•n, ohio ~ II. q..2i4ll ....... CROSSWORD A.VIIOIIS 1. Before now JJ. SJrlan blahop's title 8. Poker stake 10. Farm building 11. Not stronr 12. Tojin&l• 14. Cloee to 16. Slamee . group 17. Observe 18. Tardy 20. NeJgbborly 23. Flrmanumt 24. Attempt 2&. Weird 28. - 3. Steps over afence 4. Web-Hke membrane !i, Rudiments 6. Book- keeper'• ze. Auantic nation: abbr. 27. Frult!Dg ..-· opike 29. Englilh abbreviation 30.1leHrt 7. Sharp 8. Boleyn lloroe ' and atber11 3l.ProporUon 11. Oeet!ptlve 13. Type or C"&ee 33. Shea 16. Recur. renUy, in poetry 18. None~ or war 21 . Grampu s 22. Ca.usttc YMtllftllar'• .._.,..., Stadium athlete :16. Affix 38. Type of arehltecture 3i. Lltt with exertion WHA"T SQ\o\E CANYQt..l5 AII:E- Raplda 32. Rotating .;....----'...... 34. llpocb part 31. Cleave Vegetable fuel Female dee1· ~ .... Al'l'tlllge, utolds Ham'sfltld Ruatan ,..... ("-wen .. ~- · J~~~t•h"'•= CHtlf ANKU 10nn FIDLI a........, �I .. '· "Tho ..... •• ... '" • ·1!111., • . . .· •. .. .·:; ', . ) ' 1 14 Civilians . '.~ / " . ., tm~• .. sold tho clool< ··r··· :. hel'e to doiPI' a..,..U ot tho ceoi .... 1ft a.& tie ~ the !IIIIa . l;J!I' ·,.'· . · . · I, , anyboc)J klllrrr. That IIIIJ' be Jatlan- which we JM!Id ' we wW have CIAs .to lta'~elem~uflUD , Golden Bocktta Clf• WeU~ .1· '.l-~~~t-~.,h-_ ·, ~ • ~-. , : , . , r"'1 tbo lint laaoe the Ann)' hla 1D other 1ltuatt-. "It )'011'~ ' ~=~ c!Nt:lm!~T{1~i'J,\i\V• atli~e!~ :KIIIaw .II• II.,.! a~ t0:'1 · ·. con!roui. If cortalnl1 wW bo," worry 1•" 1 011 1 aolnato nma. aecretoperaUGil, ·· ...,.. C11110 .....,. KU-;~.~;.IiiMIIIC a ut'da~· teot, but Fl'lcktl' nime:•• · sold BallaY, wbo will defenli YCMI're cllublod to prOM• IO~ud nm bY ~ tt.rw...W . . .,,.....,. Jill retij1ecJ'to r,wo~ tbo ?1111111. . Only Per~ • '11~bbOr Capt. Robert lllarasco of pOOIIio unl011 YCMI Willi to let It JC~Y'W ........ Tile -a)lllntl chOqod· toclo,y ~ llai\ltl KPociw wia 1D bo • • to Other ~~of lh Bloom!lold. N.J. oll han& cut, 10 to -"• IIIII wen nm Ia l!r~lllck- of liNt dolre.e ""!J'C'H•In U.. poll!'" ~ todal' for j E1tenshe dragglrw opera· 11ere Mra, Joiopllb .~~~.~ this lo wlllt ..,.,...,.., tbo CIA flY Alb. Melao 1 tdlre llrlt ...,riiOn IICil'fall of rooir 110m- ·llml~, hou'lrl8. . · ' .. <. Dolhl HIB1 anct ·;,. Bailey, who got his start an tioiUI ln Nha Trang harbor ard oow, 181m, olfmliveQ- aad defen- at In lbo vault of 1 IUbclrbln · ' J(&alllfi .... pi~kod "' at ltll. DciWald, wUt o( a lawyer while a counsel tn the oft the coast ol South VletMm "It !boy den)' tbo evidence to dveb', Wll ..,_taecl of •riDP IIIII loon olflce. bolne 111 pollee Jult ....nt mao and a toller 11 Marine Cotps in the 1950's, earlier this year f'alled to tho dol.-," Bolley oald, elabtb ara<loro. Pollcle Ollit>wed the lllrcb boura a!l8r the,...,.,, 11 the 1nd laail cfllce, '11Mo declined e<mment on whether uncover any sign of the bod)' of ~lOON (UPQ U, S. bol''then they have to cllamloo the ftlr two c10.. frllncia of Kilo amali reel ~k Cllllce. Acthorf. on wore the oaly i<or~~· the controversial case involvi11!: a Vletramese identifted as 111al m caoo." ~':':~:::. - . allo -.n1ec1 for lbo om. Ueo •lei late Thlll'adar Lelab butlciinr at the murder of a reputed dolble Khac Chuyen, who reportedly ICGIII8r plhlpo agent was 10typical'" ofclandei!-' was executed JWie 20 when 1 "'""' of clvlllolla IIIII dora, to ealllel'll Kdlclc1. . and IIPOit t i n e intelligence operations U.S. authorities learned he wu VleCIIameae IOidlera In an 1c. ~ j(UIOW, JaiiD Lelall. zo, iad w-11111 nl&lt In a mob!Ilil Freak ~ throughout southeast Asia. apyiag for both sides in the cldont that lilllecl 14 cl.uJanl, WlltleriOCI JOIIniiCIII, oll. ct ctn. Wiii\MY •ali, ~C¥., aad wore Wild wu . . mUIIary spokesmen aald todaf, "Well, it's hard to sa.v Vietnam War. ~. were dlarllicl . w It b _J,.ot .~~ In ·fine ~ K.f, o\1\ tho bl•ll. Her · seven persons - ftve ciYIIbecause these matters aren't Dalley said the most impor~ a· liomarl toller IIIII ali ·~ bullilln COI!IIblod In neor jha vault claor. (Cantlnued !rom 1) Ians IIIII two govei'JUII<IIt SGItliree .U-o ~ tho Clbl- oll:oct !w their copblro. ' ... ~ · ~ ·· publicized," he said in ar tant aspect of the case wlll be interview in his penthouse law to get an honest serlea ot dlera - were """"""" In the l«<h tmmplant doing well lilt SUpremo savtnaa • · Lalli Pollco theorlsecl !be ""'1!811 Henrtotta Stlllol ·~· ol!!it · office across trom Boaton's answers trGm all agencies roeket and machineauD -ck HOUSTON - HENRY C. SIMS, 54, a Btrmtnal!om, Ala., bu- A l - I a Hdtlhl HIUilnto wore ldllecl becauoe they tece&- aace Ia the Jolt oldo of ~ . ' goverrunent c e n t e r. '"Who involved, including the Army u they tried to flee. the an- slnesomon wbe late lburodo;• became tbo warld'o 144tla bllrt the Gill<\!' ..Uit w-..11111 'lllaecl tbo i'dlbora, wbo oaeapod heed wbtle Loc..ll !jllllol knows how marcy d68th war- and prOOe.bly the Central IIOUIIcemont aold. Two of tbo tranSPlant -ttent, w11 1n 11tt-•--•~ condition ....... at 5I. molbodiUii7 ahoollntl them. wilb <dy $2'15. Kaa- Uvod shot In tbo lilt fr<it ilde ~· rarU were tallied out? Intelligence Agency (CIA). were woman. ..... ••• Luke's ""I··-• ~ - · - 'A. Caoley trenopl......, 0118 'Victim wa1 racor tlmoo oilc ~· !rom · wii'. H . -ttaL Dr. Denton , tho reoiUnce tha botid. 111-o. Jluol!illr. II h_.,ed Tuo.._ ~ ... ~..- In lbo blclc, thoCllboraaneeln of>lwovlctlma,Heili'letii·S tlllil ahotlathelo!Uicle.<lllbo'tin. uu they discuss honesU,y, aad her olster-b>law, ~lla hl!lli. '1110 Stlllol ·~ which Is a problem- tbe CIA. mllos northeast of ~ - the heart ol. on unidenU!Iecl mlddlo .aged woman lDto Sima In a tho heed. - "I think we blvo a aond StltiOL Jii.o. Huol!mr ~. ~llla!j, one of the things it does is lie, tho secood such Inc..- with- two· hour ClllOr&tian thot ended Just before mid~ 1 . In a week. On Sept. IS, ...,_ . Whitf'.R .frght to IIJIIf!· ' ... BlflM .4merr.m • cooe," Do1hl HIDe l'GIIco Clllel Nick Stlbil, wban wUt aad OD· . . of ooc11 aih*ri . ~ ·~ . it's part of its business to lifeif they disclose honestly the ships prowling the Meiwnl Dcil· CIDCAGO _ TW0.11IOUSAND WIDTE COIIIInlctionw-rs Howanl lloldn COIIIIIIOntod 1ft. brathor'a wldaw wore alaiD.· '• tt wao : thi 1i1oat oil~.. r federal hearlnr "" job dlacrlm- .or tbo chirps were !lied. Ho !<lid U1'l he,.IU aeen Ku- crime I have In 20 ~ , kiOOs of orders they give about ta killed aeven clvlllaDa IIIII 1 marched Into tbe Loq) drloldng docllnecl to II)' - t lnlorma· occulOIIIIII¥ d u r I n 1 wolh of pajtee work,'' ulcl.frl~klr~·'· having people disposed of, as wounded 17 others In an _ . beat blalbcka ~-~~!topo!Diol !nationnd ur._,, '"""'' m ce,America" and contronted Pldical · t1on or e-,wence ~· led to tba,.... lround the no'"" .......__. · ··~-;:· · ,,, .·~~ "" they put it, I think the publlc !leld . 1-*-- ••Gocf ......... 1 '"'"'"' llead,..arters ao1d tho hell. beer a es~. ., reat of tbo 210iJoubd "I usually • 1 walk down Still Seek Pur1U . · will be a llttle chUled. The In the latest tr111youths demonotratlng lor the Ooicago EIBbt. Kasaad wuranta lor LeJato tbo atroet and aDIIletimH I Pollee willlld nott :~. ~ ;r; copter pilots queeUon l$ 'where does the ody appsrentl,y t he At ono boody mmnent. IMI!le ol the workers clambered lnd Johnlon. willlld loe hlin worldnal 011 hll ... .,.. more ...,. w power erwJ?' South VIetnamese for V 1 e t Pablo Picasso's fivestory "Thii1I" put lWJ by iromror~a. ' KasBOW Given Teat Falcon at tM. curb:• St:ltlel whether a w~ "Supposing the CIA felt they Cong bocauae they were ....,.. Fhe persooa, racor ol them policemen, wore lnjurecland n I e . CoL Paul Frlcl<er, hood of oald, "He would 1111' 'hi' lnd I ered. 8tll1 mloslntr.·-""'-" ''"'-' ought to get rid of the !ll'l'eue<l Six of those lUTested were blacluo atlackod by tho the HamUton CountY aborl!l'o willlld ••• 'hi/ Thlt'a oll It ·WCIIIOn'l ilurae.o.. President, In the national tng blaclc IIIII ......., IIIII were wore workers. Pollee ao1d lour - . were !Ired 111 a black .... No . . Oeelng. interest, might they not just go one was inJured 111 gunfire. ahead and do it? Who controls ihe CIA? This is aU very Y/ayne tallnip milk ,. murky," Bailey said, "and as Rabid Sk•mk Killed I pi- brilwo JOU milk (COntinued !rom iJ The el&hth rabid animal, a proc1uc1s Ina caml ftllor!. cloYing ID you as It Is to me. skunk, has boon killed In Meigo vhlmln 1nd mlnerollorll· No ... can malce - - co...ty tbo Meigs CountY Boanl Tonlght .thru Tuesday flciUon 1nd .... olltod- ' · more of a bore thanproiOialaa- a! Heolth reported FrldQ. Sept. 26 thru 30 1.,. 111o nsulll .,. out· There have beea seven 1kwlk1 ol llborala can. Soul -....s THE APRIL FOOLS 111nc11!WI Smaalbor, a~ooo and one hat prevloual,y round ATLANTIC CITY, N, J.(UPI) they aJD't. SEE THE IIANY NEW ARRIVALS ON ALL THREE (T ochnicolor) The lateat rabid skunk Establlolunent of a lour • rabid. l!or bllr COlli. powthlor WeU, - · CBS.TV boo Jack Lenynon also previewed for critics a new was killed In Becl!onl Tawn- c1a,y wade week to cambat 1 reFLOORS - FURNISHINGS. -FOR YOUR HOM.-E AND Catherine Deneuve . situation comedY that debut• shlj>, making three ll'om that ceaolou aad automation were Peter Lawford NEW LOW PRICE &mdSr¥: "To Rome, With area. collecl lor 'lbui'oday 111 L W, WEARING APPAREL FOR YOUR FAMILY. · CHUB.t.SCO Love." II stara John For/11tbo Abo!, preddmt ol. the United (Tochnicolor) aa an American professor In WANTS Gl NAMES steelworkers. Richard Egan Rome. He Ia a widoWer with Ohio Eta Phi ChapU.r or Beta Abel alaa predicted tho next FE EDS · Christopher Jones tbree daughters. You say that Sigma Phi Sorority desires ad- racesalon wuuld bo the warst ~. ofservlcemenwhohaw this nation ever erpertencecl, -•S•h•o•w•S•tallrtllsii7IIPIIIMII""IIIIII~ Iaat part aounds !amlllar? Bow dreasea been oervlrw In Vlatnam since 11111 ao1d It woold kavo a trocan you lilY that? You must be .. ,...--Jomo I, 19611. ;rbose oubmiUing me-.o Impact on the avergottlng cynical. .In the Housewares on the floor for addresses may do so to MrL 118 union worker beeauH ct ~AI O N Damage.~ Moderale Dorrell Dremer at 992-5254 or automation. Mrs. Eciwanl Ci'OOlts at 992Abo! IIIII AFL.ctO Preddoal TONIGHT, SATURDAY 2704. Geor10 Moony clollvered t b e Auto Colli.~ion AND SUNDAY ·to be away No neqssMY. Yoli major oddreal as 400 doleTwo cars bed rnodorate damSEPT. 26-27-28 LASIIING LADY pte& ptberecl bore lor the op • .' not be prewt Doulll• Feature Program age In an accident 1bllrada,y ar. TOKY (UP0 - T~oan El· en1ntr of tbo olghth constltutloaternoon In the Raub! 7 111.p~~a '.:' 399 W, Main St. 992-2164 under the Pomeroy • lllaam alo lashed Oklnowa with us o1 canventian of the ll*otrlol , .zl ,. ... \~' .·· _,....roo.--·-~-..- .,., to.;·~..., "l FISTFUL OF Bricl&e, Pomeroy Pollee 1114. mUe per hour winds todll'lllll Ullibo llopartuoot( AFJA:to. DOLLlRS" PO!IIIOY, OHIO Meont told the doleptoa ilia A car drlvon by Millie !WI, the JIINUI MolaorGIOII<CI Al!llnTechnicolor cy 1ald che storm may turn to!odoral tax oyatom WIS ''I'll• Beech St., R>meroy, struck the Clint Eastwood 1lf SlOftE ward Oolna aad mlas the Is&eel against the 1verap wodc-~.' rear of a car driven by Georse Marianne Koch Hargraves, W. Main St., Pom"ALL KINDS OF STiff" PLUS to clo$e.taX loopbolea. eroy. Pollee said Hargraves wao stopped at a atop •tan pre. For Pots - Stabloa "FOR A FEW VETERANS MEMORIAL J)ll1'lnK to move mto Main St. DOLLARS MORE" HOSPITAL IGrp w Sm•ll .t.nlmall when the accident occurred. Clint Eootwood Admitted - Sorah Cooao. Tho Investigation Is being cooLee VanCleef i.owrll - GanloM, Portland. tinued. Gian Maria Volonite Discharged - Amle Bamett, Henry Roney, Jr., Orville The best way to get rid of Arms, Walter DWm, M1an1e ·"' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - tbem.--,lohn your duties Is to diseharge Foil, William Grubb, Oneida RuskiD. Chou. BOSTOr~ (UP!).. F. Lee Dol' ·ley, Wba will defend 1 Green Borst olllcor charged In the aUopd e•cutlon of a dooble apnt In Vlatnam, 111d today the U.S. Army wiD be 11kod first ID prove someone indeed was killed. . "' .D L ·d·. ,i,-9' , "'"'"""~~ . . . . · . f£r C~'iir'gtif}, iJt t·r&l:!·e· '..LJD, J • ~~...._I~ . a .:: :A::.: . fl""' ·u· eo:.u.n~ t·s··o•'Jr 11 •• r.J urtler iDdltb.-...-,cit~ ~-;, ••iloo " ·' • • ' ~. .' ·,' , 32 PAGES . ' 0 L) JY THREE IV NO. ' 3S ' SUNDAY, Die in Error _.lire J~IICIII ~ News•.• in Briefs s.-., 1.. m1.- lllmUUttul~~~~r~;!~ , TV ReVIeW • EIHrftlds In Po•eroy Are op.. ·Fri.., ••• Satur4ay ...~~ I Uitll ·9:00 '~ . .• 4-Day Work MEIGS THEATRE Week Posed ..- QUEEN AND OOIJRT- Mlaollruham_.wtthhar court tueen during boll-lime ceromonloo of Mslgo • NolsonvUle ·York CootboU game at Ma· nuder stadium. She was ooloctecl 111 the student body. Front row, left to rlalot. - - · · Pam Neutzllng, Solly Duckworth, Frlcley omllng l1ler abo was crowned VI!ITON - ·v.-, IIIII lfro. s-nl c:tdlclorl ... flllllll, llaut8 2, ... Gollta CountY'• 1989 m.. Rlbboo Form F'imliJ. ~. they Ylolt with Gov. Junoa IDondoa at the Ohio stale Fair where oll Ohio Blue Rlbllon FUm Flmlllaa were ...,sta of. tho Col.- DIIPitch lor a da,y. Left ID rlght.are Fred, . • BE SURE TO RE81$TIR MODER II . ln SUPPLY main Department DRIVE· IN 11'*' purchisl SaturdaY nllht. tO win. . ·.. . " . . riled , .· · · ' 1!ill. ~·iclluit1llr ·io ~inHI;;u;;: m la~s~J~n. 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Motortlt Int. •lllrtnln eovtf\ !rn tlldll" .. c• tampantnt proven dtltetln or tallillfl b!Oken in normt uut tnd tliO eo•tr, h te w"iOIItbor on 1 "u uy-in" h1.1' wr!llrn 9!l dJys ol IIUI~Ut . lt bor tllrl tfttt 9<1-dtr Ptlrod AIIUIId t•rovlll MMiRt dlltlefS '''*'of '"r ov• 97 years Member Fed~r~l Reave Spt... . WERNER RADIO & t.V. MIDDLEPOR'f, 0. • 'r . , . " ' ' ·•' Co111e i!HG!Id let. !lr. l'illis B.. Green put a . ·1 •, ' slltlrp edge on YDIII' : ' household tools,. ~cis• . . · ' ' .~OfS Gild fjllrdtnillfl ,. ' TOOi · lOR~ DONE . l -t ;pemonotra. ProJect Rl"-a!c- 9hJo Valley l*lili !IOrv. '. ( .. EXPERTS WITH tHE, FINEST EQI.DPIIENT . BRING liN ALdOUR I • COMES COMPLETE ·· WITH FULL SET OF. TOOLS • HIGH SUCTION MOTOR r..-aJ the8111l11al '........,., IIX · COMMERCIAL.' G8011ND TO A PERFECT UNIFORM ~DGE A ~.~ ~~ A,Pl-... - ... ·r ALL r .• .·~.-u • HB531 IS Discussed a I wonted ID make India a Utile bettor place beloro 1 died, But m,y el!orts wore nat appreclatecl. The !lrat ten months I was In India 1 waa unemployed. A good education and qoiallllcatlcin ore n 0 t OIIOUIIl1 to get 1 good Job In India,~ He was !lnoiJ.y made a Paol O!flcer "' the RosWno1 Lobar lnatitute In llladras. But he felt that tba poaW.., waa not oommenalll'am with hia tralnlng IIIII he had lillie Creodom. He returned to the u. s. 1n 1967 IIIII .iolned the Rio Grande Callese racult;y, At Rio Grande, RaJan leola he enjoys a groat dell or lntollectuol ll'eeclom. He natecl that he kas had ''numerous ~u11 to leave the coil 11111 ""FY:'I.n IDcliotij . BOit'·W-flaiO ,ZlioiCiii<: ' COctormizy 1n bli.tneir m iifs Illdii' ~ · He and hla WI!" Vatholl have 1wo daughters, Jl¥llllbl and ~ Rajan 111)'0 that hisWI!eandyCJU1181lldan..... fo1. low tbo traditional Indian customs, WIIUe he and his oldar daughtar do not. •My wile" Ra.ian addad "ka been 1 taught aD hor lffe tD loll.;, the tradl. tlonal WO¥s. On the other bond, m,y oldest daughter and 1 have aUended Ame lean Schools, and .,. do not ro11ow ~ dian tndltiooa ao c101017.o of Health Now Assured - SEWING I I are- AND SHARPENING CL ·IAIIIl WHETHER YOU'RE BUYING A SPECIALLY-PRICED '69 CAR OR A BEAUTIFUL NEW 1970 MODEL- . . aad weathor, Alaa, tho schools · .. . !oll.....t the Brltlllll Cll'Siam ~~, 2GO '"""· T!>lll'e dlll:er- • · IUch 11. tha , .-nta not !!landing wben the pn(eol9f anton the room." a.w.oto 1958 and 1965 Rajan eernod Ill M.S. In economics IIIII a Ph.D. In In.,atrial nlatimo. He re!llrnecl 1D India with . hlo degrees tho laUawlng summer. "I ,had tho doolre," he oOid, ''to work toward the Improvement of m,y country. inl::men~,="~aad:::~:&ecl~~~::or~ma:~~~;;~~;;~;;~~;;;;ii;F~;i:;ni~;;;::::::::::::.::~~ I I I I I I I I IW iOY· IN · · ~But , Wllcondtl to a vii')' cold <Umate ~ .l i ,II' J.trJ. l!Ot ~"I. bad ...... ~ . ~ ~ 'ELBERFELDS Mr~ Odldera. The OIUders' tann is located near hereon Coal Valley Road. It Is a dotry !arm ClllORtlon where tho entire !amiJ.y, IncludIng Mr. Anthony Oollders {Howard's lather) work topther to make it a succeas!ul operaUon. - ,•. the heawy lillY SUNBEAM IIXMAsTEI . Rlclc Kalb'. Paula, MrL Cbllder1, Eaca, Gov. Rhodes, allll native 111111 of bl1a before joining tba !aculti It Rio Grlllde COUep. Born 1D Rel!nakl<- Tojoro De Iliadreo India, IIIJan came ID tho United States Ill 1959 to otw!r It tbo Urdversley or Wlacoosln. He laced a, ,Ioq IIIII dill:!·<WI period of ~~t. But the ad)oilmont ... not leonch\s to IQJOIIk Eng. 111111. "Wboll I IPII ID the U. S. I could IQJOIIk . ""1111111, ~ illiJID recoll~. "All lnstrue. lion In India lo In ~IIIII at the collep ' 18vel. By tho Ume I bed earned a B.S. , IIIII an M.A. at ~ tlDiverdcy In ~· I could _.. the'lanaull!ll very -.Bav "'--lllll...,..lfo. Bramam, Mula a... 'Drawn . to Freedom in U.S. W I,1 NE;. ' Mia• Guire. E1corto In blciqp'ound ere, left to rlalol, Jim Wlldarmuth, Dmde Walters, Dove Buaklrk, Je!r 1)'o, Dove YGIIIII erd GALLIPOLL'! - ROlli FlemJDI. CO.. lumbuo, former principal at Gollla Ar:ld. omy m-. School, prell!lllly sqcuttre H<retary of tho Ohio Fmcatlm All10o clatim, was a speaker Friday ID tho Foll ~erence of tho Gollla CGuni;y Edlca. lion Aoaoclatlon at North Gollla B 11 h School. Other -'<ora - e ,...tor 0o1c1e1 C. COllins <i lrooton IIIII R.....,_ tlvo Ralpb Wolker <i POmero.r, botll of wbnm sJ)Oko an !louse liiU 511, t b • Edlcation TIX Bill, and Jolm Plr-, formerb' . . A.'IN 1IAJIIIIliLL, - · - - ...._... ~· nlll!t at ·f,u~rn Hlab ocl!9qt; Membora of~ ~ourt, !rom tho loll, are J....O 811hr, ll'eo~n; Brenda ·Borlrw, )m!or; Melanie Dean, sqlhomore, and Kathy Tuttle, serdor attendant. Miss Bara.hiU is a senior. CriJIIIIme&rerstor the coronation was Klmmle Reed of ReeclaviUo. IMoro pictures a! Hmnocomtnr on Page 8.) New Agronomist Will Work in SE Counties JACKSON - Tho Ohio State Unlver- or Middleport, DlrecW ~ n. ~ --·· State Depertment Jim lllrleam ond Mlaa "' Da11J Glaal. bum of the North Go111a Local Scboollllotrict were elected clelepteo 111 tbo Socdbo .....m Ohio rm..u... Alaac~. ·""~ In .Aihata. Marll1n lloeoe !litci llilltr Akers ol tho Kii!Ol' C..tieli ~l.Diiai . SdJioijJ Dlotrlct were named dolopteo to t b o OhiD Fmcatlm AOIIO<Iatlon _,;,1n Clo- lwnbuo. Jim llu'leson ted the pled&e ID tho 1111 and Dell!la M, Munloclc, ~teDiialllci! tho Haman Trace Local School Dlltrlct, pve the Invocation. There was _... mudc under the ciirectlm of 111'1. C..rlo Dalo. Mal: Ha!!elt is prealdanWiac:t of the Gollla Count;y Educatian Alaoclatlon, 11r1. Marjorie Payne lo aecretary, and 111-o. Sandra Heister is treasurer. The dinner was served by the Nor1h Gallla Athletic Boosters. Child Struck by lity Extension Service kao ~ Jotm F. Underwood as Area Agronomtat tO servo Dine aoutboalllenl cowrtles from the Jaclc..., Area Extendon Center. He also wW canr tbo 10 ccowitlea aervecl by the Mc. ComolavUie Area Extenaloo Center. Underwood kas had. aa relliClllal ..,_mlat lor che Kerr.McGoo Cbomlcol Corporatim, aa a manager 101' the &lutbern States Cooperative, and aa a research ........,.st lor the United Statu Garomment. He aarnec1 an M. s. DeIa Farm Cropa at Mlchlgon stale Ualverlifl. He IOI'Vod In the U, s. AI1IQ' Cll&mlcol Corps at Fort Deitrick, Froder. lA, lid. !rom 1~52 1D 195t. Underwood wiD ~ with local farm. ero lhr<lllatl the count.Y Eitendon lillll parti~ empbeda an Corag10c._ He 11 convinced tbo aoutboeatom Oblo .,... blo a mUir~ ID lncreaoe farm Income.thrt>usb impro•ecl !orapa, CO!JPied - li'OOUr cattle Jli'Qbcc. tlcin aad ..,..... lnana&ement, DaJl7lng Ia 1110tbor ~ IIOUi'CO of rum tacomo wbore ltnprayod .Corag10o can be profit. able lor !armero. He will bo warklna with Jamoa E, Ut.. tie, Jr., Area Extenatul Apnt Animal 11Di11tr7, and ww~ P. !miG,, Area Auto in Street -'""eo GALLIPOLIS - Four.,yeor...W - . , Cox, '""' <i Mr. and Mrl. Jobn c., 522 Fourttt Ave., suflered lbrallklla to the head wben be struck by a coria !rmt ol. his home at 3:50 p.m. S.twdi,J. The boy was treated at Holzer -.aJ Center, Firat Ave., and relea&ed. Clly pollee ao1d Jelferywospll1lalather cl\!ldren IIIII ran !rom bolwmpHlc. eel cara Into the perth cia car drl•• welt on FCMirth Avo. bf Eciwanl X. 1!Ja1t. 27, Colwnbua, No dama&o Ilia cor, No charge wos Rlecl. wu wu-.., Mr1. Mary Kloor, 86, of ......,... ... 14m!- to tba holpital . . . . . mortling with & lcott "" ... Extension Agent, Farm ~ wrist. She was Injured In a !oll It 'W noose agents work dosoly with the farm- homo. ••• ennollecl In the TVA Ropid AdjUst. DIOIIt Farm Program. - e · of llhaca, N, Y., Underwood I'Osldoa at 103 North DaYld Ave., Jaclc. A "'"'• with his Wl!e, Raxlo, IIIII !GOb' dluah• ter.a. WtUhington Purc:6cue. It. •'• Deteribed by ~ · � 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 26, 1969 bentley wright