https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/37d4872fb6021d1b84b584738d5cdd47.pdf dba86d531d4b5374d4b6ec1ae820b589 PDF Text Text . ' . en t· tf~':. \-o, e • .~ • ' , ., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, I ' Predicts Change ,BY BOB HOEFUCH .: , ' "Mieetion must be revamp. ''· Iii- dnsueally Cor the 1970s . l ,.., - . . all students•" Dr. ~··· t~~~ tf. E&MX, state &!per. ·' r ~NIUe Instruction, Department of Education. Each of the three men made brief Introductory remark•, then sat In on a panel dllcuaslon exploring thethenit, ''F.ducatloo In the 111701." !Qpt. of l.J IIidTuelldll.1. • Meigs County Schools Robert ,,,, .. ..... yzl Bowen was moderator. Qiel.1 ·,If "f•. ~·- was one of three featured at the an. tlons, prepared II¥ teachers, '' Jlliil fall meeting d. the Meigs were aakecl membera of the .. :;,~ EducaUon A110elation panel. ~· .l*d at the Meigs Hll!h School · In his opening *tatementaDr. . :;liD lldclleport. Essex spoke of the "cherieh"Other l)lllkera were Sell. ed llld nostallllc hall•" of Meigs .1 . : • opley Co!Uns and Jotrt IL lllatt School. Dr. EBiex wss SU· : .: • ~~ Hill, lobbyist for the 0 h I o perlntendeni of the achool, the '-••"ea4 :l' .... ,l · ', • Ill C'· of· ,n .s l? () ~ ~ 0 ':.<, 0 .., <f, • f '. ! POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO • ro ~ Th 1fae lra~ere~" Of The Meigs-MtuOn Area l~'.:::·· 1 <ll ( ,..... -"" o ~ ·;; 'o '. •' .,-' .... ~ 0 Sch.od·iS of'79s • former Middleport Hilh School llleethw IIIII wa1 IJitrcW4!ed. when it wa1 bullt. 'l11e State lloCh are nadvea ~ Coe&n, ~ apoke upon the JaekiOII Couaf.y. Dl hia O,Peillalatatemeaa, Sea. rapid advancement belna made Cnlllna llld Dr. Essex 18 a. t.odq, 111di II the lpiC8 JIC'0liiOit freQielt vllltor 1bat the 81'111l and eomplters. , lelllllaUve hall8 ot Ohio have. "Teacher•," he laid, "ate flnt clue eltlUna." He He cited a gnat ll'OWII• In the uraed teacheri to lake advlll- tl.eld ~ education 111c1 com. tage ~ thl1 new eltizealldp by DIIN!N 1bole takln& a role In beble a,ctive In their eOmmuni.- ieldlrlhlp to help 1M t h • Uea and by becomlne ._ledg• PI'o8ram aa far alODg aa It Ia. HaU, In hil ·opening com. able. Mra. Eslex, &110 a former menta. hi&IIJ.y COIIIIIIencled How. Middleport realdent, IC!COIJIPIID- ard Nolan, IIIOCiatioa prell• Ied her husband to Tueaday'a . dellt, for his role 111 leglala.. tlve dlalrmaD for three yeara. Nolan was the key In this dlatrlct In help.lag with school lellialaUon and did an "out.. J*Md'na: Job," Hall comment. eel. Cmtbadng, the Ohio F41ca.. Uon Aaan. atlldal saJd that It 1PP811'1 lllant ltrldes have been made In education In Ohio but with over 2,400,000 students In the state, there Is Btill much more to be accompllllhecl. Stat. lnll that Americans live In a IOClely CCI!trollecl by preslllll"e, Hall said that the teachers must become a prea~~~re group If the-y want to get Into the main 1tream of life. Speakina: on the need to re. vamp education, Dr. Essex polntecl out during the que.. Uonlnll that America Is at a Klentltle ag8, Students mull be trained to live In this age IIIII at the same time, eclica. Uon must provide knowledge for students who learn at a llow pace. Vocational tralnial must be BX)I8IIded for students al110, he said. IUttlng upon what the 1970• must bring, Hall aald that stu. dent bodies are going to have to be large eJIOUih to pro. tide the many counes of ltu. • which are needed. He alao ltated that the period w I I I llrllll reCOIIlltion ~ teacher• '' ..' PRINCIPAIB IN A PANEL 011 edaeaUonallrellda~the 1970s featured Tuesday afternoon at the annual fall meetIna or the Meigs County Educatioo Assn. held It the Melge lll&b Scbodln IM!Itport,Crcaleft,areDr.lfartln E••lllt Ohio ~ ot Public I'Diti'Uctlon; SeJL Oakley C: Collins, cllalrman of the Senate Education Commltteei John IL Hall, Ohio Education Aasoclatlon official, am Robert BonD, lfiQa ~ ~nt or Schoola. RECOGNIZED - 11e1a1 Ccull;y ICiloal ._...... recently retired were gl ven special recogniti011 durllw' the annual autumn meeting of the Meigs County Education Association Tuesday at Meigs High School in Middleport. ....., una liiUe Ul .Mra, NtWe Yale, 11e1p Cc111Jf,J Elementary ~rvtsorslntnlducedtbem,lefttorigbt, Mra. Anna HUldore, Mrs. Grace Weese, Mrs. LU!lan Smith, Mrs, Thelma eam,bell and herhusband,E.neCI!IIpbelL ' :.~~"onal, ~~~ sen. CoiUns promised mOre llate money for ecklcation In llt1970a. Dwelllne upon the Image of tbe teacher, the three speak. ... agreed that the teachers' Image has improved toda,y over wlla't It was 20 years ago. They 1ll'&ecl teachers io "tell the JUbllc what you are doing." Dr. Essex said oo the pan. l''-p • W7 k .::;~~a:~~:::::':~i w e ~rer razses w or ~:~?!:,~~~:Ei'·CL~~~,, Pow Wow Sch d k Of L ast L~:'-'latu ~e e u Given CARD SHOP BURNS - 1be ctq, card lllq), lltband Mala StL, JIQIIt Plea...it, owned bJ R. B. Rothgeb the 1111t lix ~· In that loeaJ1011, waa heavily clmaaa'ed by Gre ot undetermined orlPI early teclly, Dollh Hill, who reptes -my In au IIIU'Iment, reported amoke cOI!Ifng lrcJm the tq, <drlrd) flocir at '1':411 a. m. Volunteer GreDiea were at1ll at the scene at lloon. Heavy dlmage waa reported to the aecond and third tloors ~ ~. and heavy watar damage to the Olrd Shop quarters. Abrick wall at the right aide of the structure eollQaed. . become more prevalent •ring 1 708 the 9 • The speakers generally agreed there Is DD generation gap 1111011& teachers althoul!fllt was the opinion 1bat there Is aome disagreement a m on g teachers, not oo what 18 to be accomplished, but on how to 80 about lt. On operating school districts without )11'0)1111' fllnds, Hall ehargecl that this Is a mlstske which has been repeated over llld over. A ~chool syJ*em cuts Dee8aaary axPenlles to keep the estem operatfn&,andecklcation lldfers. 1be COillllliUilcy does not axpreu concern, sfnee the aebool aystem ~~to get b)' wltbout the neCessary ftluda he lltated. ' Plano selections were pre. ll8llted by Mra. Chrlat1ne Qrth. rle, yoeal teacher~ the Meigs Dllltrlct, .follCJWlnar the lunch. 1be Melp Baud, dl. rected b)' David Bo!ND, Jli'OVfd. eel mualc In the lnOI'IIlDa. Sa!Midna brlef~J to open the aftemooa seaaion was M r 1, Bemlce Carpenter, ehalrmul ~the PI'OII'B\11 committee. · : , W7 levy and a $1.2 million school bond issue were defeated Tuesday by voters In ~ • ' Lakewood School District ., of Licking County, The failure was the third Ralph Welker, Slate Repre- port. for both Issues in less than Garland Parsons, leadership sentative {R.-27th) was guest Rep, Welker spoke on the ac- 18 months. tralnlng chairman for t h e speaker during the morning sea- complishments made by legisSchool omcials said the Meigs-Gallla-MaScout rn.. slon of the annual autumn meet- lature toward better education levy would be put 011 the Notrlet, today announced the pro. lng of the Meigs Councy Educa- and the improvement that has vember ballot. tlon Association Tuesday at the been made In regard to teacher ::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::::;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:;:::::::::::::::::::::::: gr.am for Saturda.Y'a area cUb Scout leaders FVw Wow. ~.. Meigs High School In Middle- retirement. . The event will be. held at Ky. • Preaa ·lnterniUonal ~0 UR '6MIW 'i. He said teachers are t h e ger Creek Hilh School below " ~rnprovern.en,fs salesmen of education. "StuCheahlre. Registration will beSeMI of 8 Beret~ •utA cfou,11 ill U. S. A 21-elaaa horae show will dents and adults look to you, the gin at 9:30 a.m., with a $1 fee · · TRAviS AFB, CAUF. - ~OF'I'HEEIGHTmen ln~v- begin at 110011 Sunday at the Rock teachers, for leadership. The Cor adults. Cblldren will be ld In the Green Beret case In Vletllun returned home today. Sprlna:a Filrarounda I!IICIII80l'ed legislature refieets the will Their commander denied there had evenbeen&k!IHQI. CelL Rob- by the M'eigl Colllty Rid~ Three improvement projects of thepeoplearxlyouas teachers Theodore Reed, Jr., treas. admitted free, The ope~ ceremony Is ert B. Rheault, 43, VIneyard Haven, Mass., forlller lleld of all Club. have been completed recently, lnfiuence the people," Welker urer of The Salvation Ar111Y Speelal Foree• In Vietaam1an1Wered ''ao" several tlllles when Prizea ot $25 each wlll .be members of the Southern Local remarked. Service Unit committee in schecliled to bellln at 9:55 a.m. · .asked by ._amen If a slayiJwhadoccurred. He polntecl ala that a rwarded the hl8h point eontelt School District Athletic BoostThe Invocation was given by Meigs Councy, Is remlncflng the 1be mornlnll 1e11lon will last body had never been found. · . hclrse or _IIOQ.Y IIIII the high erslearned Monday nlaht. Geqe Hargraves, Supt. of public that Oct. 5 Is the final through 12 iloQn. . The Blue and Gold event Is Asked point • blank If he wu IIIYlna li·nem haillend, he point pleaaure hclrae or IIOQ.Y ~ . These are the repalntina: of Meigs Loeal, in the absence of date for The Salvation A r m Y alated bett1een 12:15 and 1:t5 auwerecl, "that's right." Moat of thenewamen'sotherqul!lflORI the show. J~JheeveDt.swlll the. presa box, bleachers and the Rev. Charl41s Simons. Drive in this area. concerning the case drew ,a cri., "DDecmment" fran the c01011. be Phil Kelly ~ llarrl-vllle c011eesslon stand, and lnstallaHargraves, _lnhis!e!cometo If there are workers w h 0 p.m. Scouters have been allk. el, Who S)IOke Cor the griJIII d~ a brief ,_. conference. ' with Hart Meier, Mlddlepart, tloo of a new fence around the the teachers, streasecl that ev- haven't completed their areas eel to brfnll a liCk lwteh with rlnllmaater. f~ field. A number of ery effort had beenmadetopro- they are urged to do 80 as 80011 8I!OUIIh food to feed their own • 4,91111 more Marirull ~ Cla1~1 will Include 4-11 d0111tions were made to the pro- ·vide something of value for this · as possible. famUy. Beweraaes and des~ert SAIGON- 'll!E WITHDRAWAL OF 4,900 .MORE Marlnei hor1811!in!!hlp; , barrel race, Jects, and boosters d0111ted the session. Persons not yet contacted by will be 11J'0Vlded by the FVw from Vletllun began today, to be completed next Monday when all ponies; barrel .race, bor11es;m. labor. The three local qerlnterll- one of the workers or In re. Wow CO!IIInlttee. hiW. departed for the United States. dian COitume, ODIIII;.rlq race, Plans were made for an all· •nts of the county were lntro. celpt of an envelope, DillY Hlld 1'he afternoon seaslon wlll be SeiDe of the Leatherneeka, ·lll~battroops, boarded planes QDeD; Weltern pleaaurelurse, out effort to secure new mem- dueed, John Reibel, Eastern or give contribltions to Envoy beid from 2 thi'OIIIIh 3:50 p.m. At 4 p.m., · pre..,tatloo ~ 11111 ~ took to ships In the northern war zclne for the trtp '-e . full1111111 and 1111; ple!1.411 race, bera ~out the dlstrl~t. District; Ralph Sayre, Southern, Ray Wining, Chairman, or to awards will climaxthe~'sae. part of President Nlxon'a .cullack of 35,000 more troops by .~All ple~HtJrac•, .PIIIIlea; J,looeter ..,.,...s will meet at and Mr. Hargraves. Mr. Reed at The Farmers Bank ',, , , ,1. .•, Uvlti es. · . , •• ' ~~:=~~~~~~;'lhe~y foll01Jed 1,000 menot.the3rd Marlne_Dlvlaloo whO W11tern ..,-.sma~h!A' •qP.eft; ~ U a. .._ · Jii~•, Pet. 11, at Howard Nolan, president of and Savings eo. in Pomeroy, "li "' • AI lor Okbawa - the tlrat clllllbat trocipa 'to'·.,.ve d., 101t tie, :CIIIII; Weatlrn pleaa.. .· • ~ · · · ·the hi~!' ~ Ptlilr to iCartiJw the Meigs CCMn.v Education As. AU...-re~ ........ . . par-~..- tile eeeohJ .Phlle ~ the .lJ. ·s. pullout. ' lire, eliopect 1111111. and tall, ' the drl WI thrcqh the district. sociatlon, presided durlrw the in the ~Pl'GCI'IDiareq. ~ eel to attend. ,._..,.. , llo.l.~ • horses; t1gure ·eight llalraee, D..-.,. 'l1le IIJ'Oill rerieweclplansfor .business sessiOIL : ......, nuJrwy -'IIJ C!I!IIDi eu and apoon race, open; ..,........., a talent show to be staged in the · A IIIIJ'IIel'Y will be PI'CNilll4 for the younger toll, ptowltd · · COLUMBUS- .THE WORK INCENTIVE Proeram ~ theJJu. pqny •lake race; horse lltake high school auditorium on Oct. riau cii' EI!I,pJQ,memServlee• ..... ~~·otr~elljd race; PCIIIY pleature under 58 MARION_. otdo(UPO- r.ve 18. Mrs. •Marilyn Powell will parents brlna: their IOWII faelU.. ties. · aaftd • .,.... IIIIJ'l)' t2 '"W~ JCCOI'dllll to G~Jame. A. . ~hes; 1111 race, horse•; 0q periiQIII were ldlled tedly when head the eiKertalnment. Slx,J Rhodea. RJiodes old --~ lhl!w• 8,208 _lleriOIII_Wii'f· ~· race• ponies; trail claaf, itlenl n.~]'ll'' tllroutlb I two-story teen acts In two categories ' · frilnJ~ 1968 to Aliaut ~~ inlle race, IHW~ea~ · d-.o ·Jii ~otdoelcy, •ma• and professlonal7501awaltenro!JmeJi, ,lle aiel" and ~r mile raee,.PCJDo .Fire ~ olllelala uld JJlll CC!IJipete with prizes .or $25 tOCJk:jab•1·2,775wereaaall!*ho '· ea. . · .t.. ri••1Dclwte~u and $~0 to be awarded wmners 1 .Placed In othir tralnlna prOP,IiiQ. ·.,. Relrelbmenta will be I81'VId lady, molller llld two eh1ldrtn ' In both classes. A llflllll knolrn ""*' Kelly, Meier ·,., R S'L Are Reported, End 0cL 5th .,.rlocl. ,.,..,ani .rm . Duple. 5 Die ,a-R... ~ Two Forfeit Bonds Bookmobile Will *• tm. _ ~ 5 Army Drive to '•· '*rly .,. •......_.,. "'"I ~~;E co.(.JD. i. ~ · ~·~-~~!'E.~~··~_.;- i":~'·'i···~. ,~~ OII the.~ by a.• the Melca,4.11 ,. ~nd tloil ·. ' ,. 'i · , , sel'iraliiiDibers. ldentlUea present as the "Hawaiian Hi»ples" will : A ~- sale and other tlll•llte -~ P · ~projects were a!· ·. 10. dl•~led. ·BllJy Hill, pres!· deta, was In charlie ot. the meet- =~~,~~:::::~!'-at~.~·~· ·, .~r~ ~ �! .~ . ,...,_,~ ~ns ' t . . UO hlslt achoall Ill Ohio putlclpatlngln lloe fGurth Youth and Sci- Ccadih ...., held at Mersholl Alllltorlum '"' The Slate thdverah1CIDIPua September 20. Neplei ...,.,I tor, B11l Wheeler, DanNea.., Wsor G&Jle Price, and lUck Whitt. Hoot for the ~~"""' was Racine Ohio Rome Natiu.l Bank. The Democrats' Old Guard Riled by New Left's Scorn B middle.'' The party centrists are convinced that the New Demo· cratlc Coalition and others of similar bent are moving on a suicidal course for the party. "Somehow, winning is impure," is one comment. Another more detached political appraiser adds: "H you want to have purity and stay out of ollice, you ean do it. These New Left people are suffering from a kl!ld of antipower syndrome." · · . What Infuriates the mlddle·range types most is the NDC's CODJlstent put-down of certain labor leaders the coalition views .as hopeleasly hldeboUDd. A seasoned DeDIOCrallc profesafoaal says: "In the 1968 campaign for the presidency, labor was aU we had. For aU practical purposes, we were a labor party." Labor's experienced polltlcal field forces are widely cred· lied with pulling back into the party fold countless union workers who bed drifted toward third party candidate George Wallace. That return !low brought Humphrey sur· prlalngly close at the ftnlsh. The New Left's scorn for these leaders is being repaid in ldnd as AFL-CIO olliclals currently spurn co..,peratlon with . the two special party committees studying national con· :ventlon and delegate selection reforms. NDC sources insist that most of labor nevertheless can · be be1d within a "purlfted" Uberal Democra~:.Jarty which "fOuld put emphasis upon the young, the b and other nil11orlties, ani! the Intellectuals. These New Left sources aay they would be happy to see conservallve southern Democrats depart for other political pastures. To the centriSts, this Is "Goldwaterlsm in reverse," a ilellberate move toward minority party status which one oblerver says would a11ure that the Democrats hereafter · would "march successfully to defeat after defeat." 'nleae same politicians Ill the middle contend that the ·.New Left's notion that labor's h~e rank and llle can be , '~ within a focused stron on the young and the bllielf •ll a . massive self ecepdon. recall that sizable elements of alli1ce or President Nixon In 1968 de· pressures applied by labor's battle-wise lleld They fear 'labor's eKodus from the Democratic In 1970 and 19'12 would be far greater If the New " Lol•ll'l prescriptions for purity were to prevaU. . .lUff .AZ .KQ4 A...,_, toIra- Canv...lenl Ter111 lear opodu. You ..ve 1 ouod 70Ur d• xd• hive lmpreved I.a. FURNITURE (0. · TODAY'S QUESTION Your pariner c"ontinues to five clube. What do you do MASON, W. V/4. Aalwer Tomorrow 1.•• Bolt _ .. At 3...Big 3 Convenient :Locatiom ~~om. :PE 1AL P G. OF 12 PATRY spade game. West opens the king of diamonds and shifts tQ a trump . South Is upheppy about this. He Is sure that West Is sitting with the ace of hearts In haCk ,(1( . dummy's king and • - . that f8!l'llted . trump leadS. bY the defense will make It im(IOsslble for him to ruff his third heart In dummy. There Is more than one way to skin a cat and South found another way to make his contract. He started by playing three rouds of trumps and the ldng.queen and 10 of clubs. He overtook the 10 with dummy's jack and left the ace as a further entry . Then South led dummy's 10 of diamonds and dis· carded the four of hearts on it. West wa• In with the jack and was faced by a hopeless choice. A diamond lead would allow declarer to make a trick with the queen. South showed West his band and West conceded the contract to South. lHrw.,.,., EnterptiH AIM.) 39~· IPOPSICLES, FUDGE BAIS; CHOC. IMPS. Less Fat-Froni Lean Fresh Beef GROUND BEEF ...... ; ..... 3 lb. "...... ,~ Lean and Tender · ·· BEEF sTEW .MEAT ............ , ; ·. ., ,. Ookland CaliiOrnla 17 73 .$4.1 9 71 19 .441 :t5 Chla~g<> 67 93 .419 29 Kan... Oty 67 93 .A19 29 Soettle 63 97 .394 33 x·CD- Division Title T-y·s R-lts Minnesota 4 ChieM<> 3 llolroll A Baltimore 3 Washington 7 Beaton 2 New York 8 a~vtland 2 Kan City 1 Ce1Hornla 5 Ookland 1 SHIIJe 4 T.U\"1 -~· Pllclten tAll Tlmis EOTJ Ooklond (FingerS 6.7) at Soellle h!JcJ21 11 p.m. ?lllornia :(McGlothlin 11-16) at Kansas City (Butler 1-10), 1: 30 p.m. · Chicago (Edmondson 1-61 at Minnosoto (Kaal 12·14), 2:30 p.m. Detroit (Mcl.llil · u 9 ) · at Baltimore IPalrt'f8t 15-4 1, 8 p.m. . Booton (~omo 1-lO) 11 Woshlnqlon ~~~ 9-8), 7:30 p.m, . Ooveland ·I'!VIIIIams t-131 at NOw York (Kel<~ 3-6), I p.m. ' 1 .T11!1n411"• Games . Olk at .~. ~~~hi C.Jiforn.!a !!f.)'~~ cHy • Clllcago.at~ · Cleve at Nowc'v&t<, fliQ~t ·. · (ohlypnios'~tll)' ,: . HOLSUM ~-.MAJOUMOS l i HOOPL£ . . ··~ · : , . . '<' .·. T~ FlrJt Tjgltt Etld -. : · Eg~. lrienda! The foot.• ·. ·flail stiltilllelana are Indeed ',i.,.tuDate ll!eY are working ,ttil the compUter age. OYSTER 'STEW SEA PASS BREADED 21.. PIG. ·PERCH··············· CHEF·BOY·ARDE.E with cheese PIZZA . DELMONT~ ' t the coUetdate elevena are, ' 2 ' :Ill . 15 .... colp a jihrase, operatlag the theory the be1t de. ' ~~. fAnsad goad.otfen~ tak_.., to prove y are ',l!JI ' b.~. 'are ~pa:'" college 1adl . . . · up first ~ .)ard· .. . C. .RN. :' er.-•· Who~~• c;.. l. o· · 1 , e &Uned~s 1I1I'OWll :eci com . In recl!l:'l fig· . :..S tba add up to ICONI·OI :;llrOIIOmk:al '. lead over defend!~ •AA' cham- Old Town Flats News . D.., .. u.S; No.1 SAL ON••••••••••••• 75~ tb. can ·. · ~otAJGES~ ~ ' J . me.. If · · ' , the offing In the South, where South Carolina's F!gbtlng Gamecocks wlll -•urpt'lije th8 Ge<\rgla l!lllldogs, 21·14. aad In great lntrutate liattle we ool! for Flopda State to Dlp' potent Florida by a 28-28 count. · In the Midwest, Roaatoa :10, Ml11. Slate 12 mJMII II, Iowa State 7 Iowa !8, Arbeaa 14 Pe1111 State U. Kaaaaa st. 12 LSU 40, BaJ'lor 13 Loallvllle Zl. Daytoill4 Teu. U, Mempllla State 12 Mleblgan !7, Mfssotui 23 VanderbDt 23, Nol'lll Car. 10 the Natio118l League's Non D•e Z!o Mle•• St. !% captured Western Divlsionchamplonshl.il UCLA :14, NtmnwHtera 15 OllL Slate !1, TeUI Tecll; !II by edging the Cincinnati Reds Oretoa St, !1, SoDib. Cal Z9 :J;-2. Tuescl!ly nigh~ Pataue SlaDferd !l Tbere's one more regular Va. Teeh lUelunnd I season p.me to play, agalnet , Ratcen It, CoraeD Clnclrntl Tburscl!ly night, ar.t it's meanlnglesa MW except !olecl!l_:tl tj)e. Braves have a chance to tie a· clUb r«>~ by Willlli~W their IIIII stralgltt game. But the team occtldtW their plana now Is llle jesey New York Mots, whoie gioeaf ptt<;blng beat Atlallla eight· pi lire 12 mee.~s this seti~On. ,, • Tbe ~vea atid Mots, wl~>o ,nersln !Iii East. 'open a ·beat , three-ol-llvi!lt!i!rl••Sat!lrdayln ' ' ' Allat*.· Sladlilm, to determine _,Pe• • IIIII a spot In the. Wlild Series. ' · •·.' 'l'uiaday night's victory pve as ii, u •. t¥ lhe llraves a allot at their llret <· Nitici..l ·~ ·~ slllc8 F 1958 , ~~ . ~,.._1 Mllwatr cans ·· ior)-• .io - .' . L' GOld Medal , All Purpose R. Dll 0 . • , .·. · ·. , YOU · .. ' ' · · FolI ars · ' RIJ.or~rlp ·3can _lb. ] , ·. · , : ••GULAR G~S ' . ir!il ~ to u;r.e dlrfeniit ctlleo. . A gandlng room only crowd cheerlitg luttUy on _,.!)' e"' er)' pitch saw lhe Braves come . from In a late OVJ@C,ARGED? ;i .Jr.tliAREttE~· . . · •!: -~ · ~ ' ' ' / '' National League: McCovey, c ' CHARLI!Sl'ON, W. Va. (UI'I) - Tbe Clnclmatl llo)'lla their third otral&ltt ,..time) Balkelball Alsoclatlm eshlb! U... p.me Tuellllay Dl&ht by battering the de!OIIdlng cbamplaa Boaton Celtic& 123-108, • V'• a 39~nt performance by ao.. ton's John Havlicek. Cincinnati's O s c a r poured in 32 points ott.r ._ . terlng the game In lhe "' "" period and helped I!Uide lhe Royals to a 57 ..14 lntermlalkll lead Utey llOYer rellnqulabed. The victory gave lhe Roy. als a ~ exhlbiU... slate; The loss dropped Boston to U FIV&DAY FORECAST By United Presslitlernatlaall Temperatures In Ohio will average above normal Tburlcl!ly througlt Mmday. wllh lhe high ~ralures avenallli' In the middle Ill lower 701 north and the upper 70a to lower 80s soutlt. Tbe aoernlllltt low reading will be fa tha upper 40s and lower SOl north and middle to UJII8I' 50s sooth . Warm tbroogltout the per. lnd with only minor dal6 day temperature c:-trrpr Preclpitat!COI will averap about three quarters, lncb, occurring as scatlered .-w. ers almclt dally. Riverside tumbled !rom third Mhmesota. SF 45; H. Aaron, All 44; May, to ninth following its 24-8 ..,_. "Bryant is an All·Amerlcan," Cin 38; Perez. Cin 36; Wynn. set loss to Corey, while Pauld· says Ohio U. C<Bch BUI HesL Hou 33. ing moved into lOth. "I'd llke to know who's better American League: Killebrew, The Bo8rd of Coaches vote on a 10-9-8-7-1\.5-4-3-2-lpolntbasIs. UMPIRES NAMED BOSTON CUPO-An umpire team of Nestor Chylak, John Flaherty, John Rice, Fd Runge, Bob stewart and Frank Umont was OClmed by American League President Joe Cronin Tuesday to work the bust-of-live Mlnnesota-Baltlmore playoff s~ ries, The Hebrew name, Han· nah, means "grace." two on and two out, and the Reds ahead 2-1, Carty made a senaatl0ll81 grab of a slnldtW liner by 'l'ommy Helms lh&t would have meant at least one run had Carty missed iL Then, the Bravea quickly knocked oot Gary Noiatl and ignited a tworun explosion of their own in the bottom of the seventh on Gonzalez' fourth straight single and Csrty's booming aaorttice• Oy. Niekro l>td left for a pinch hitter, but Wilhelm came '"' and pitched two hitless innings -Including three strikeoutsto give fellow knuckler Nlekro his 23rd victory and earn for himself his foorth save since jolnitW the Braves on Sept. 6. in the cowtry. '' Mlnn and Howard, Wash 4; Paul Glel, Mlmesota'a great All-American watched the claoh a.nd said, "I've seen games ln this stadium since the early 1950's, and three of Snyder's catches were the greatest I've ever seen." The 12 catches by St\Yder est&blished a new school record. Bryant, the Bobcats'brUiiant senior quarterback, had to beat out perfonners such aa Don Nottingham of Kent Stale who rushed for 189 yarlla against Xavier, Vern Wireman of Bowl· I~ Green, Jeff. Lieberman of ... Miami, and Chuck Ealey of Toledo. SI\Vder's oppositioo came lr0111 Dave Finley of Bowllq Gnoen, Jim Corrtgal1 of K e n t Slate, Larry Draper of Miami and Toledo's John Niezgoda. Jackson, Oak A7; Petrocelli, Bos 40; Yastrzemski. 8os 39. Runs Bo~tted In National League; McCcvev. SF 12!; Santo, Chi 121; Perez. Cin 119; May. Cin 110; Banks. Chi 102. • American League; Killebrew. Mlnn 138; Powell, Bait 121; Jackson. Oak 118; Howard, Wash 111 ' Yastrzemski, 8os and Banda, Oak 110 · x:::::::::::::::::-;:::;:~:::::::~:::~:;:::;:;:;~-:;::;::~ Pitching NEW CSU PROGRAM National League; Seaver. NY WILBERFORCE, Ohio (U~ 25-7; Niekro. All 23-13; Marichal. SF 21-11; Jenkins, Chi21-15; - C<Bttral State Unlverah1waa Dierker , Hou 20-12. to offer two,year ))I'Oil'aiU Ill American League: Mclain, data processing ODd -rellrDel 2A-9; Cuellar. Bait 23·11; lai admlnlstratton leadbtl 111 Perry, Minn 21J.6; McNally, degrees at clasaeal!tartlnilBall 20-7; Boswell, Minn 20-11; week. Stottlemyre, NY 2Q. U. · FUNERAL SERVICES NEW YORK (UPO- Funeral services will be held Friday for UNDERGOES SURGERY former fight promoter AI Balan LONDON cuPO-Henry Ceo- who died Tuescl!ly of a heart per, European heavyweJaht ailment. Bolan co-promoted champion, wao scheduled for three fights !or former world knee surgel')' Thurlday. Coop- heavyweight champion floyd er who was forced Ill cancel a Patterson. Nov. 1 bout with WBA tltliot Jlmll1J' Ellla, wUI have a The chimpanzee is the cartilqe removed. most intelligent of animals. •1 Jr.1ets Sell Senes • ' lJucatS. dckets per customer, will go COl sale at !1-, on an lndtvkltal game basis, . at 8 a.m. Oet. 9, llrlt eome, first served. Stand. lng room tickets, at $6 each, wW be sold at the &fadlnm allei' all general admlsaiCRI 1. ~·BuU Moose Party" In 1912, the Progressive party was popularly called the "Bull Moose party." The name originated from Tbeo- dore Roosevelt's remark, "I feel as fit as a bull mOOH." The bull moose was taten up as the emblem of the party. ANTHONY Plumbing-Heating ' NEW YORK (UPO- Tbe New York Mets recelvOcl aulhorlza. tiCRI TUellllay m accept World Series mall . order tickets ror the games to be played In New York Oct. 14, 15 11111 16, lhou1d the Mots will the Natloual LeaiPte pemant, Box seat tickets, .at $15eaclt, IIIII reserYOd seats, at flO each, will be sold only 1n three-game strips. Ticket orders 1Dl8t be postmarked '"' or after addn1gltt Waelday 111 be canal. dered. Only certll1ed dteck& orders or · caa~1 checks will be accepted, Olld &ltould be made ·out to lhe New York Meta. Ordln 1111111 be limited toh.oireata. ,. Geueraladmlulon tlcketa at $8 'limited · to ' For 'naird Vldary ly Unlltll Presa International ions Into a 35-35 tl.e against ;tl AI lr~.f:l Royu 0wap Cella ~ spots respectively. B~ Your Dopen ...le ,. Dealer For PLUMBING' AND HEATING Phono 992•2550 two This Week~ Special · AI Model DB-6180 • Low ~· _... 'IEIIH·· &OBL'E;fOlD '· Pricer 6.7 CH·EYEtLE . ~alibU . ..; ' $158· USED CAl LOT ' ' Convertible Super Sport, 396 ett., · auto. traas., P.S .. P.8., Sl*klli!l-liil ftlllsh, with white top, clean as a 111111ds toetll. \ SAVE-SA . ~' ~ I .• . • , COLUMBUS CUPO _ Ohio Univeralcy'o deadly aerlale<~~~blratton or Cleve Bryant IIIII Tcdd Snyder TuelllaY were named Mid. Amerlcu Confer. once Back and Lineman of the Week for their pertormanc:ee against Mlnne·~ ~ Bryant cmqtleted 18 ot 27 passes lor 194 ~· IIIII three toochdowna, all to ~der who pulled in 12 passe• tor 122 yards. Their 14-yarder toucl>o down pulled tile MAC chaDi>- · kee andl1a1 dMceriileDt&'of the Old I!Oa....,..i>..."Vaa ~·~~'!' , . . th .. ey' could ., . • . jlecbli\8 1-.U.. ~~l~m Jq ,111.. OUAces U d nonore I ........ ..... AA J>OWers. Elyria jumped from lith to seventh while zaneovtlle held finn in eighth. Beaten In Its q>ener by l1j>per Arli11!ton, 7. 6, Mentor streaked to ninth place. Mentor finished seron1 behind the Bears In 1968. Lorain Senior was again lOth. The Top Ten boast 39 Wil15 and just one toss. Newbury feU from second to third while Marl on Cltholic held firm In foorth position t'n the Class A ratings. . Tied !or ninth a week ago, VersaiUes moved IW to filth. Norwalk St Paul dipped one spot to sixth, McDonald and Newark Cstholie failed to advance, both r&malnln8 in seventh and elgltth have to be. Pete Rose caught the scored Nlekro in the third liP ball deep In right and had no nlng. chance to catch Felix Millan as The seventh told the story, he romped home with the win- and Corey was a big man on nlng run as llle Allanta Braves both sides of the inning. With MbmeiiOta 18, Neltraalla 9 Kllitlia 41, New MeJdeo 12 ~;. FRUIT 2"''~69~ COCKTAIL · o · u ZSib.l 99 . , · . F •...........• . F E · · .0. F. ,E•• ~ •••••••• , • . ".I ' NIHonol League G. AI R. H. Pel. Rose, Cln 155 623 118 217 .:J.48 Omnto, Pit 136 498 84 170 .~1 Jones, NY 135 A73 91 161 .lAO Alou, Pit 160 688 100 226 .328 I*.Qwy, SF 1A7 A83 100 15A .319 Jhnsn, Cin 139 523 86 165 .315 O.vta, LA 121 A91 64 151 .308 Stargll, Pit 143 51 A t8 158 .307 Tolan, Cin 151 633 103 193 .305 Snguiln. Pit 127 A51 62137 .JO.t American League G. AB R. H. Pd. Carew, Min 122 AS3 19 151 .333 Smith. Bos IA2 5A2 87168 .310 F.Rbsn. Bat 147535 111166 .310 Oliva, Min 151 629 96 192 .305 Powii,Bal 151 529 83161 .JO.t Wilms. Chi 133 46A 57141 .30o\ Ptrclll, Bos 153 531 92 159 .299 Howrd, Was i60 589 111 175 .297 · Nrthrp, Del 1•7 539 78 159 .295 Andrw. 8os 121 46A 79 131 .295 . Home Runs ATLANTA cuPO- Rico Car- Inning raUy wltil more heroics cy lhougltt he had a grand slam by such season -long stars as homer when he saw his sey- Csrty, Phil Niekro and llanh scraping !iy ..U toward t h e Aaron and those two latecomright field fence. · ers who meant sc much- Tony "I thought I hltitgoodenough Gonzalez and Hoyt Wilhelm. Cincinnati jwnped to a 2-1 , to do," he said, preteming disappointment among the wild lead In the fifth on singles by memmenL Woody Woodward and Pete It wasn't a home run. It didn't Rose after a single by Aaron 1,,;~ ~~~~~~~~~ · DEL MONTE The Detroit River Is some· limes c a II e d the "Darda· · nelles of ~merlca." cltamj)lllll8 reeled of! their 13th straight win, 47-2, over' Cord- ' ltWIOD last weekend. Cory-Hawaonhelda541>oint lead over N.....o..·- Ia t k •"-• ' wee • 146-92, in the first poll of the season, But In the latest balloting by the Boord of Coaches, the Flghtlq Hornets had increased the cuohion to 59 points. However, it was once-beaten West Muski~ which soored !r1111 sixth to secODd place. West Muskingum lost to Cory- . Rawson by five points In tl1e Mrs. MIM!e Csrrolllllll Mrs. llalloy ohopped In Pomerof one dey recently. Mr. llllllllrs. LewlsJohnoton received word tbat a ~ound 1 oo. baby girl waa born Sep~ 8 to Mr. and MrL Clifford Jer· nJaan of llallas Tex. Tbe baby was named Patricia Sue Jernl- final1968 raU~. gan. , There was a shutrllng In both "· ~ "· the Class AA and Cless A ""'a ... """· Lotdslcenhower of East Liverpool visited his ranks. Third - nted Massillon !*renta, Mr. IIIII Mrs. Homer !ell all the way to lllh alter Its 33-20 loss to fifth-ranked lcenholl'er. NOes McKinley, Mr. and Mrs. Bob!»: Joe Wolle NUes McKinley parlayed the IIIII famUy of Racine Route call- win IntO a third place POCiitioo ed on lolr. and Mrs. Maywood behind Contort McKinley and .Johitston. Mrs; l,.ewls Johnstotanddatr Upper Arll~ NUes McKinley polled 273 points, gltter, ·Alta, Mrs. Maywood Sandusky moved from sevenJohriston were In Pmneroy Fr\. th to louft!t while Warren Westdey. er~ Reserve slipped one spotto Mr. ahd MrL Debrier Grady fifth. Moeller malt>IIIII J>aby mo~ into the . ICjll talned ClnChmatl sixth ·••ce am''ong ' ~•-·s .,... ~ •11!>1~ owned br Mt, and lllrs. Gene~ ~. an) Mrs, Lewis Johnston u Pau 1• Pus Paoa 3• Paso You, South, hold: pion Upper Arl~ 318-29S. ·nOt; Chi11118J''s Bulldogs boppeel ·iwlance 30-8 for their lith stralgltt win wlttle the Golden Bean of Marv Moorehead born· borded Portsmouth, 79-12. It marked their 24th otraigbt There are two upsets in HarViml28, .Bo1toa U. 13 1 .... ltnd, R.ico's Long Swat is· . . . , .. .., Arria~ ·Prognosticator;~nough to Win Game ,. _·. to ~~ . I Th • week. '·',,;R ·''. ·.e. ·.tQ,rn ·~orma cy . IS BEEF& 81AVY FROZEN FOOD PLEASERS :: · , · ,, . MblaeeotA •• 1 " . . ::::c~~~runlhe .::~ 1 •. .. .. Marton House Pink ,• . JIIRied a.tcqo, Q .. tile Phllllen•hlle Joe Torre hit ~lord "-m ...,. CMt It . )letrolt edpd Gilt Beltl~ ' t. ·1 two.nm triple lor tbe battersllld ac.U;;MI IIIDt I!IU. s, Wuhlnatlll dow¥ !IMIOD, Cudlnals. l!obti7 Band• drore :Ill ""'. . 7./l New York Nlr'Ji d'~ 1be Glanta, ellmlnated b)' the oeored two Olld . . . •'~~UN 8./l, KuJu cit;y tiljip4!d Br!IYel" vletory, breezed tD to help "-m w111 1111 uai~~P» _,. California, 8-5, and Olkl•nd their win over the Pldre• as "'lhe -..... downed SeaUie, ..... Tanuny Davll bit ....... Scoreo . Wlnnbrf .Bun. homer IIIII Norm lllllti",aiao . - 'J!:rlap bit a N1 bomered for lhe u and two dcJul)leslllll....ed the Denny Lemaster bli laaJ vlctor,y with Ill lUirtlreoat perfor111111ce. Daa IAdtGD IIUf. ... fered hl1 18th loll ••'""' 17 llin lhe l'bUiles' Rick Wlahle 15111 vi.. - .;........ ,•. ' Hilts lor lhe Dodier•. "'IIVI.# .._.... .... ~ "f "J'1: ( •I \ Tony Taylor al10 l - i d for ,~,.,.,. ~ ~~: :<~ ~~. ; J.Ying~rh...,•paint~ Deeorated ·· •' DEL MONTE . , ·~ton I,Dierlter 20-!21 at Loa ·Angelos (Oomn 19'141• 11 ,.,.,. , , Sen 'Diego (Nieltro 11-18) at ~ Fronclsco (Garibaldi, 0.0), ·~p.m. · lb. COTTAGE 29 CINNAMON ROLLS···· .• l ' 90io .56) 2'h . .. 73 .w 5 83 n .519 9'h It 79 .506 11'h ~~ftC;~ 50 i10 .313 G'h .. Dlvlllan Tltlt . • , "-ccay's R-lts 1" ,,t.ltento 3 qnclnnatl 2 · Pflllo 4 St. Louis 3 , 1 · ·ltouaton 6 Los Anv 3 · ' ... Fran 6 San Diego 1 · · Todlil"s Probable Pltchin (All Times EDT) '·'' Montreal (Renko 6.1) at ·~tt tWal~er . ~1; B:b· ., ...,.. · ' Now York (l<oosman 17-91 at ·Otcago (Holtzman 17-13 or Mnklna21-15), 2:30p.m. · . ' l'hlladelphio (Fryman 12-15) .. St. Loul1 (0 ••~~N ~-~ •~. "I 9 .. ·, , now? Here Is another eliBDiple of loU!r-on-loser technique from the new Solomon·Wll· son book. North has a multiple chok:e at his ftrst tum to bid. Some people would double two diamonds. The r e are others who would try two notrump. North's choice of a raise to two spades meets with our approval. South's jump to four spades Is a oUght overbid but a threespade call would UDdoubted· ly lead to a further bid by North. Anyway, we lind South struggling with the .... I •zr ,.. J . ·· 111 H,ARVEY ~ ·. pl'l li\)Orts Wri!fr 9361 .571 .KQI05 . North-South vulnerable Norih ' .... MASON value. u Wool defeated the St. Ulula Cardin· als, 4-3, the San Franelaeo Giants lxlpped the SaD DIOlJ' Padres, 6-1, and Houston beat the Los Angeles Dodgers, 6-3, In other NL games. rn the American Leai!Ue; e '· · · w. COLUMBUS (UP!) - It's f'<;l. , . W. L · Pd. Gl' x-Biitlmore 1111 S3 .611 two ·down IIIII five to ·so In ' Ji.,..,.York 99 61 .619 llolrolf 90 71 .559 18 United Press IIXernadonal's' Clllcllgo 91 , .$69. • ., aa.ton 17 7. .SAO 21 It/all achool fo!l'ball pO)L •flllllllurgh 16 7A ;538 13 Walltlngton 15 76 .528 23 And for the second straight .. .. Loula 15 75 .53! 1A Now York 79 11 .A9A 28112 week, Canton McKinley anti COllii.UO,~ , J!lllladolphia 63 97 .39A !16, Oewland 62 91 .388 A5'h COI')'•llaWIOII contlnu6 "' lead MeallWhlle, COI'y·llawson led ~;-~1,- iliiwl 52 108 .325 b ··, West lhe way, the "A" powers for the lith W. L Pd. Gl McKinley holds a 23-i>oltt atralgbl week. Tbe defending W. L Pd. Gl x-Minnosota 96 6A .600 ... ' $30.00 Down-Balance •• ~~~~ What do you do now? WEST EAST • 762 .93 .AQ3 .J10972 .AKJ74 .652 •84 ••n SOtmi(D) .AKJU .K64 ' ' '299 -ONLY r' ,:l';:;:i .. · ,.,~ ., 7 ..' . ;•...·~·..,. ' ',.~ ,," ~~~=11....._1 Laague ·-~-'-· - .Q105 • Q1083 .AJ62 Tbey lied tile oeore'"' slnJI]es , b,y; Mll<e . Luni and T0111 dtitzalez lllldwlehed aroond a walk ll1d scored the tiebrealdlli' nm '"' a aacrlllce fly by Cart;y. Tbe Plilladelpbla Plilllles '',Rf!tqins Top Spot 3 --ROOMS --· .Furniture l •sa ~ f - illlioldeb•lllng reUOfer ,. ' Oswald & James Jacoby NORm ) -enlh. WIN AT I!IRIDOE By BRUCE BIOSSAT WASHINGTON (NEAl · Major elements of the fractured Democrati~ party are beaded toward whet could be the most destructive collision Ill Its 20t!M:eutury history. The New Democrallc Coalition and allied partisans of the New Left are adopting an Increasingly rigid doctrinaire posture as they press for a leadership role 1n the party. Not 0111y conservative Democrats but a whole host of the more practical liberals are explosively angry at the New Left and seldom miss a chance to attack. Labor leaders who bad most to do with Hubert Humphrey'• late-c~mpalgn comebacl< In 1968 are refusing now to cCH>perate With party reform efforts. In the newest blast from the doctrinaire !lde1 a. group Ill· c = o h n Kenneth Galbraith, Richard liQOOWm, Arthur Schiel er Jr. and Adam Wallnsky asserted that a.newly formed ocratic Policy Council "does not represent the practitioners and advocates of the new poUIIcs nor Is there a algaifteaDt voice lor youth." A proclamatioo circulated at a recent Uberal·sponsori!d rally at the !Jbertyville, IU., farm of State Treasurer Adlai !bveDSOD Ill pelltioned "against a politics which produces an order Ill wlllch Americans fear one another, In which those wbo seek change and those who hold power regard one auother without understanding, without compassion and without trust." In the view of the party's practical centrists, the burden of tllele dangerous divisions Ues heaviest on the New Left. Says one centrist spoke!! man In a burst of sarcasm: "According to the leftists, we seem tD be the IUDatic . ' Loser-on-Loser · Stymies West - '·' N~tlo~(-.1/eqgUe P~.nnttnt 3-2, To Meet NeW York For . c t . JJJ" ,J:?"' l ~:'J.cllil~~:au:-i:: W:::~.-=~. ~~£··.·.· .: fltt· on 1r~C~'l.lR . ev alike !or President Nixon, for bla 101ppc>rlero ID both parties, and lor the cause at civilized conservatlom on the hllh bench. It Is precise!)' a clvl)lzecl COIIIOrvatlsm - Nldch Ha,ynaworlh baa embodied as a loWer .AUCE BIDSIJAT QoWbor I, 1969 en::: lldv. ·-. . ~ Mil~ I ' te · a ., m • m ., a .t . as' White Paper SCHOOL at 1tae1111 wu - af _ . . . DoWN ~·. rlilll' Ill plq lbe New York for . li)e NL pli,yolra or tile Wrlier . . ~ for tlje Jlllllllll with a~ Wwid' Serle&, oltephenled llle are Dllde'l vi~ .Wer tho Clnclmati Bnvea tD the elillehllll victor)' dlampion1 t<ldq ~ wllll•twohlllell;three-ot..u-R Ill Ill olcl 'I'll-. IJ8!8 . wal!_ • to , wall ln!,lnll at rellel. hlebol_ hii'iie1 Nlleo the Bmu cole, ·• Trailing 2.1, the · Bravea bnted In Ill OCOIII of cJWR..~. seored two runiln lhe . •-v .!liP, but the pla.yer "toa'p p' · ·· . BravU, lnnl- ......... HIS 46.,yNrdil .. Washington ..1 •' Variable time dry control-allo'WB selection bf· dryin$ times up to 140 minutas o Fluff cycle • Bia· 0 capactty lint trap, easy-t<H:lean. · ., ... '' �' . ~' ,. ~ ·;~ \:ti ~"""'""'- • ...., """:""" . ··:r , f ' '!" ~ -~ 0 ,........ ... , _ , - - .. ~~ -.... . ..-·~'"\'f'"'""" I . .. . BERRY'S WORLD r'' , i 0{1$14 ,'11"""""'' ' "' · """"",.. ·~· ., . . •' '... . ....: ' ' ' ' . . ,' 1 • ... .'.,. : "' • /,)' . ' .' . t~ iiifl.;ll,· ~....roy, ·. ~li~ · Lih,r~: otre~. ~~~a~~s·· · . . . ·' ·t\ ~ ·~ :!llllir Sllll.al, )llddle()OI'I.J'GIIIel"!)', 0,, Oetdltr I, J~ . .... ' '·· ., t ' ' o., Oetdltr 1, !He .• ~ ' ' ' . . : \0 .:·1·1· · . poRK ROAST ' ' '' . ,··~~-\' ' '' ' ' <.. ......· \' . . •.. ' )·~~- ·~ ·~ AWSHIA• HOIEMA• ~t:: .: ,!,, ' Like m011l slates, Illinois has witnessed a motorcycle pop._.tion aplO&Ion, tile number of reglslrationa having ilollbled In ]ljiDols from 50,000 to 100,000 since 1965. . And Uke moat slates, Illinois bad a law requiring motor:.nrcllsts to wear crash helJ:nets. It bad a law, wltll motorcyclists successfully challenged it. 'l'be law bas liow been declared unconstitutional on tile pDI!II tllat an Individual cannot be forced to protect him· ielf. Tbe ruling couldJn;'n up a ratller Interesting lepl :l'andatll'l bo:t, e!ijleCI• If It is repeated In oilier ilates or .(Jt !Jillllled to automobUe drivers as wen. P• Instance, It could call Into question tile practice !If 101118 judges of suspencllng portions or fines or sentences or . ,tnale violators who were wearing seat beltl or, con. v~being a little harder on tllose who were not wear1111 belts. What about cases wbere contributory negligence bas . been alleged against persons who were Injured In accidents beeause they did not have their seat or shoulder belts ·e BY BERTHA PARKER SUIJolh School attendance SUoiltljl at llle Free Methodist Duarcll waa 137, o!ler1111 was • tlt.21. Mr. and Mra. Norman Seha&- ' fw recently visited relatives Ill Stochdale. ' Mr. and Mrs. Harry Weber, Eflle Weber, llu<keye .. ~=~~recently visited Mrs. I' DiehL 111111 lira. Cllarlea Diehl ·poRK ·SAUSAGE - i .',.., . PIECE BOLOGNA ."• ... J .\ I •• ~ ,, -~ 'I -~~ ·~·~~ "· . . ... -........ . 'lilY ·mEl. IY ~ iRE PIECE, PECK, • ,. h It;ROCERI£8 I -PI .0 BEANS ........... 4LL IAG39~: . · ~- - ., . . • • . or BUSHEL SOUTHERN _....,1111_ . ·- ~Ct'!l"'r_•~~-~· o· LEO lOLLs· j. ........................•..•.. · ~:.I oz. ROLL . GRAPE JELL Y. ............2LL JAr39~ . liAR = '1~ 1 PEAI.AND Oscar .. , . ..... • . : ... Del .• ._ 1'::' 5100 •••••, .}....1. Sli.. a.leala: • ~. : It liP. FrtiU:.cktail 4 '100 liP a;,le ~... ~ =.._ t~• Otcar Mayer S.•kJ Liliu'li: IJc ·. a'.••·,.. "1.d.:i.1, . s=- ~·· liP Potatoes 01~ 1::t. Qar May~rr::. '·'='It 1111 h~.:. ~~ ..... lr•• ... : . ' lewYerklteab "=':'I~ · · •• ; :....... ltll . . . . . . . . TRUCK LOAD SALE ~~~~~~~ · STOQL Y1-5-P •.. ., 3 • PI-E CHERRIES ..............~ .~~~~·19~~ . T PEAS · 8:~o3 CANs.1 · .o·:o · i S E·E • • '· HAlT lUND ·· ••••••••• . : . . I • ... . . .. . Kraft Dinners.........5 ,.cs.··1•0.0 .J ' . ~ JIACAIO~I ••• CHEESE nie J.,vonsllllll Mra. Hermon Fox spent tile weekend at their homes here. ;=.;:::;ji;;;;;;=::;::::;::::;:::;: Wayne Pullin&,. iOD-4· ICr•. and Mrs. G8raill Pullins was a medical patient at Holzer Hoa- 1 pits!. Mr. Wllllama Soul &by waa a 1 patient at Melp General HOllo pltal lor several days. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Wuli- · burn, New Y«k, Ylallldrece..,_ ' · ly wltll her dau&flltr and·~ ' low, Mr. and Mrs. LAwrence ,_;;...;;.;;;;.;;...____...;;.;.;..:..:..;;.;;;.;;,;;...~.;;.;;.;... Eblin, Patti and Pollllle, Mrs. Waahburn's pareras, Mt. and t.tr·s. Ben Brllwn.. COLU. .I a.;;.;;:;~...:.;;;;..;;..._..;.,_~.._""'!'...., PERKINS SERVICE SE'I: ~ IMdlcoal ~ LQGAN, Olllo . (,UPO· :_ Me- ·. llr. and lira. llopr Mllweey moria! strrices · will be belli · · moved fNm Ills Peters litre IAinl!lld for Roswell II. Perldns, 65, pl'esldenl <i the Hag- Farmen & Merchant Bank 11 F«k. Logan lor m&Jill years, He died IIAir'lliJJI•U. ~~ · Il'..e!l- ~ hll home "' I liearl-! attadt. . I I. . .; • .\' • LL -It l1a li .... .., .,_r yer •nloiW• O...r Mayer W·Fra1ks: It ·'"•.u.t 111o 11111 tlldat tlltlr home ,llrl!IJii't. Mr, Diehl returlled Mon. c •.,; ..... to Unl-slfl Hoapltal for LB. ARMOURS STAR .. 5- · Tbe whole Issue revolves around tile question or where Cl!lll'l own safety ends and tile rights of otllers begin. It IDIIY not be constitutional to force a motorcycUat to pect blmoelf. But It would seem tllat a second party Wbo may run Into or over him de&erves some protection from tbe undue consequences of an accident, 6nllrely repnlless ol who may cause the accident. News Notes • ••• • , .. . ~? laurel rntr .. ' More A&P Meat Values/ Tlily ••• Slelu · Law Stumbles on Crash Helmets F "l •• ~- ., Ll • leal ••n•• • ' lONE LESS Mall bit dog tile oilier day. Or more accurately, a teacher lectured students on how IIIey should conduct tllemselves academlcally-wlllch Is something or a switch. "The task of students Is to learn and to be Instructed, not to deckle what courses will be taught and who will teach tllem, and not to Invest tbe university's money," says phllosopber Ernest van den Haag of New York University, addre881ng a fresllman convocation at DePauw University in lndlana. Oilier blunt advice oiiered by van den Haag: • "Students are not In a position to !mow what IIIey ahould be taught; If IIIey do know what IIIey &hould be taught, tileD they have what they came· for and IIIey should leave tile university." • "The proper task of a university Is teaching you to rellect, to imalyze and see what actions and alternatives are available and should be taken. Tbe place Ia not com· mltted to action, but to prepare you to make future commitments." Look Wha t s1 oo Will Buy! • "The way to learn about poverty Is not to be Indignant · but to study economics. U you are Interested In preventing war, It doem't mean a thing to 'make love, not war,' but SJOO II. does mean sometlllng to learn how to prevent· war by .... • • ,.., ttudJing In polltloal science and history·" . . _ . M ....L • ..,,...;~ ..,_ 1100 tile bluntest statement-of ~'Is van de~t·Raats- .. . . . ...... · • • ,. · 11111 the reason higher education Is lrrele\olmt to ~~ ...;. ~, 10 many college students today Is because "so many stu- . • w i FelUCID. • ..... ' deniB themoelves are Irrelevant ~ college." ,. · • IlL..& 11:11110 Americans are In tile midst of an "educational escala- H Ill RIHI I"IW • ,.. ~I tioo,'' be says. They erroneously believe that you can do IUIIAIOI 1 - SJOO anything better If you have more and more academic IC AISOI1BI • • • preparation. Hence tile new waves of college students, 1M. • CocLa. cu• 1 - IJOO half or whom shouldn't be In college. agl """' • 11 ..,. Van den Haag says be favors a law that not onl}' oullews dilel'lmlllatlon on the basis of sex, race and religion, but allo on tile amount of one's education. "Discrimination on tile basis of educational degree should L. IA'IIII ' 11110 be prolllblted unless It can be shown it Is relevant to tile 1 A 1011118 a.~ 1 work required to be done." , . -· InteresliDJ!ly enough, tile professor was not jeered but · Sw11111 DIIWI ~ 1Utlil' was, In lad, entbusiasticaUy applauded by his student ft-. ~ llateners. llr' '11 Is '"'" i E Laying It on the Line For College Students 11:......1 IHOI El. t. ..•• 6,1!'0 Ridg ;o. ~ y~, RIO abookiN!I, .;..n .lbiJ Ia . Colleae'• JMnette AlbltzDavi• '' 'n!el!brll7 collecllon, fi,OOO Mill IIOIIIellliat lllll&ller 11111111he Ubraey oa:eh ~~~~~ ~· reej~· al·mlerafllln ~lila Couill,)' ~· lilber ~~ aeceo to 1t1e lare- ·~ 68C1 periodical•, lncludel expltlntd UJat the Mellon 11 . elt IKII!-juveDllecall~.. lntlli lhi betjt adult 111111 clmlfled amall ~M ''It tiN at ll!e area, accordlne to' L&wnnce ~ IOCIIolla In the area. Ev- few ~ . loelllY.IIIIII. ltjl~ · Huber, director. ·AIIMutll lew art. periodical thlt ~micro- deiU IIU'OI)tilln Oblldfeii'•·J,lt-le UM It, tile llbraey II lllllild .. . . . . anllable: II a -lUre cl&llll• . . '· '· , .. open to local palrciae 111111. ew- cOmD!ete 111 trom volume one, , Davia u~·· tOtal cfrell:. ' • ery communi!¥ U1at Ills Ita 111111 ~r ane to the pre-. lltiGJ lor 1968 waa 4S,GII2 vo\. · Jlbraey. AJ.O, coqJiate edltlOIII a1 llie umea, 111111 currently 111111111 ·at : As a member a1 tile state • Nllr York Times and t II e 2t,1C lor 1869. Only two per wide lnter.Jllnrl'•l • tljlatem, . r.ai.•I!JI!I•• Trlbunr'are atored ,al this clrculallaa, 1l,M'7 Dads Llbraey ~· , 'l ~· ... mlciUilm. . . wlumu•for two ,...-a, e~ be ' policy tor a calle£8_1llliaey jn · The jlvenlle Mellon,_ ~"". attributed to lllcal patroDa&e. tills area. Oilier llb~1, 11blle Soelm ,. I vents they wtil 1en11 book& to either estnut e colleges, generall7wlllnotHIId By ALTA CONE ants litre. 1be lill't!IIIQI orAlto loeal patrtms or Jd>llc 11- A tllower ·us gtven ror Mra. ,be~ .Cooe 111111 his -·~ celbrarles. . Joe Mullflla at tlleSilaaMulllns ·abreted. Ice CrttJII and ·Cike· An,y local patrcn ma,y.come to llcime on Saturday night. ~ were 1en,ed. . Davis Llbraey 111111 chec!t.aut a a1 guests were present 111111 ~ . Davlll Mdllila 111111 wile &Ill book, or call tile llbraey 111111 received nice and usefql bab.Y{ Norwall!, lj)fllllhe weellllsve a book sent to Ills local ll- Iilla. and wltb rilatl,1eallera. brary. He can also lllve tho lo- Mra. Leolard Quealnberry NJoe Unda,IIOuJnai!;wlloat.and Mra. Sllaa Mulllna i n d tenia Ill•• Ccillege, Columbua, CD l. . ly HIA, loc. dalJIIIlero made a buaineaa ~ ll)"nt tilt -keRI at home. NAMED TO TASK FORCE to Norwall< on Thursday return- . •l(o - thillf to leep up with tlte J-ses, kt it /oob to . lira. Con Moore laa been WASHINGTON (UP!) - Roy 1!11 ... Friday. me as tltouflh we'te trpillf to leep up with tlte OnaJSisesl" M. Kiittman, dean al the ColLeland Moore, Canton, was at vlsltq with her son, J.a c k his mother's, Mrs. Cora Moore Moore and famll,y, ClnclmaiL ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; . . lege or Asrlcalture and Home Mra. Albert Cone was In ~ Economics at oblo stale Unl- OY81' tho weekend. '" Giles Pauley and wile, Char- hDIIbu& Satllnlay. veralcy, lias been named b.Y Mrs. Ore Cottrl1l speat an President Nixon to a tuk Ioree leston, visltedhermolller, Mrs. Nancy Jack SUnday. She returt>evenl111 wltll Mrs..Ginevra Fo!Oo to review el!ectlveneas or programs to assist tilt country. ~d heme wltll them lor a vlsiL ter. Donold Cone and ramu,y, AtJ>. Mra. Harry Masaey lalnpoor aide 111111 make recommendatlcn• lor Improvement. 0111, operit &mday wltll hla par- hesltll at lllla wrltiJ1!, Ch . ' • , tus~t ~ijl1-)uv~11ne ~ti~:·.~.;l: ..::·. · ) G~~ :·~~ Gt~ "~~~~It I' ' .' $lLCED ,1 .... ':' 1.' J ~AL' -: . . • ~ 7 114 · . .•. 2 1i2 Ll. Jil \' . . . . . . , ·, ..· . Pean.u:t............. ....................• :. . IIEWPGIT \ GRE BEANS.......8.~....... ' �.' '. ~--· .... :... prize to be awarded will be a custom-bit western sweater, made to order. ;~~~~~=-= At Salem Center CUb Scwt Pack 238 h81d ... open houM 'llalllrday at I h e SaWin Cartar ScltJol. Gamel and ..... IJl*led the' """'" IP'im which fellUred • parade ot o-u Ill circus c:osbunes mode bytlledonmclhora.- Mr. and Mrs. Roger Carsey moved In the Robert Clark reJ>. tal properly Saturday. carsey had the misfortune to c01J1Pletoly demolish his car when he struck a wet spot on the hlgl>o WIJ' aOO lost control. Robert Clerk and son Larry of Athens attended the raceo at Delaware Thursday. Mlas Loulaa carsey had .. Elddbltors will again be able to avail themselves ot t h e many )II'Gducto al!ored by the Tack Room and food will be aoned by the ladles ot the Riding Club. A rain date has been set In the event of bad weather lor Salun1a,y nll!h~ October 11. En- auto accident Saturday. There try lee Ia $:1; gate c1onat1nn $1. was very little damage to her car. Mrs. Gloria Riggs and Mrs. Grace Clerk are havlng,a shower at the Jlfl'¥0 hall S&turday evening, Sept. 27 for thO newlyweds, Mr. and Mra. Kenneth 'lbere was a twnocm burltlDI~ crmtest and the pr9M 'stir.• fl the chazlor, awardillii o! pins and relllstratlon cards to the don mothers, cubmaater and committeemen. Ob display at the llllrff"' craft made lil.: Holzer Medical Center, Firat Ave. General vlolllnl! hOurs 2~ and 7.8 p.m. only. Maternl1y Ylsltlng hours 2:30 to 4:30 p. m. only. Parents only are al • i011'ed on Pediatrics Ward. Admlsalona PubllcaUon of admlsolons Is prohibited unUI fUrther noUce. Mrs. James P• Bumgarner • Mason, w. Va., BOll, 9:44a.m. Hour Earlier . PT. PLEASANT - Odd Fellowo o!the Point Pleaoant Lodge will besln meellnl! a half hour -uer this Thursday nll!ht ·tile 1odp soes on a 7:30 p.m. scbedule to be In ef. teet until next April, . D41ree - k In tho first and dogreas Is plamed for ~r 9 when the Putnam i.odae No. 85 delree team of l'Oca, will exemplll)l tbla work for local candidates. • Jolembers ot tho local lodge were bouored recently by the llrat al!lclal vlolt or the new II'Qid master o! the Grand l.AICip or Weat VIrginia, Harry G. Jolmson of Nitro. Elected to tho state al!lce In Charleston last IIICIIIth during tho Grand l.AICip proceedings, J-DOI an)J addressed the lodge with In al!lclal mesaage but directed bla ron... members o! flit. Pun Lodge In degree ""rk. Jolmson, ...u known In thla - , waa Grand Warden or the Grand Lodge when the daalh or IIID1ber 1tate omeer, James L. Cia¥. of Huntington, occurred. JoluiiCil was then asked to coJn. p1oto the wUes of this aft(. dll, Who had been aorYing as itePI'IY grand master. Johnson e.....cted tho work or 00111 of. n..,a unUI the clooe or t h e dress is Woodrow Colorado, lodalo 1e&r. 80757. They are former resi¥ember• o! the Folnt Pleas- dents. They are quite active lilt LocfBe are asked to attend and ellioY cards ml lettors. October 9 to ln1ure a full com. Mrs. Martha Robinson Is a plomoat · ot members on hand patient at Meigs General Hosfor tho degree ""rk. G. A. Biggs pital 1J noble grand ot tile Jocolllodge. Murl IJouelaa Ia a patient at Get a stylish, new )'llur diamond ... toma~e~r . . POINT Pl.EASANT - M r s. heart condllton. _(W.Illlam. Rardin, Jr., was preMrs. 1\ley' Mason Ia INme a£.·. an award lor outatand.. tor a vlalt ID Chlcaso wtth her 1!11 ¥0lunteer serYice to ~ 10~ I -o!cancerCOIIIrolatlhe Charles Diehl, Pomeroy Rd., I• home from UnlversU;y HO&Ill Mor..-n pltaltn Columbus, where hehaa ~ wa1 also re- been undergoll~t~ treatment. He Ia much !q,roved. He Ia a lotf"<ti ~eted to the boon! o! or t11e AmerJeaa Cancer So- mer PD11ml olel' or IPOIIJerc>)' arldj Ieeder or the Democral par~y, ' ....... the .....u.. frOm Mr. and Mrs. M.' A. 11{1ple (:ountJ were Mra. Cui SPent Saturday eveniJWwlthAVI . ~11011, Jr., MiL Mlellael hw GUkoy. ~ Mr. and Mra, F.4 Bno~r ' ~t:~.~~:~:.:.,. ...... .~ . - S1·09 _ 99.1,. 39,. ' J Sirloin Steak ex- Fot and lone Ramo..d Bar- Polclnt Botton Siyle, Frtsh ~ ".j Introduces. ·-• lb. USDA CI~Oil:E Tendtray 1_. INGElS FURNITUitE . . . IN--MIDDLEPORT. Pork Roast Rolled and Tlod lor Eaoy Propalllflon o" • >" . , I i• ' . )' ; •• ' ( . • continental d~ilig f~r. · t~e .: moderata~ize· :mning·~ toom:~ ,i ~·-_-.·.~ u··s Italian'! ·- ·., " T ·, ' Spty . . Shortening Del Monte Fruit Cocktail U..ln Fruit Salads or Just AI ~ It Dried DelMonte Peathes Made from Top-Quality Peaches~ c.. Sale! "'nil . NEW .PANELING SPECIALS ]::89; 4~=·891 1 4 :tr~891 NEW I AUTUMN PLANK 4..98 Ang~Foocl Cake1~~391 ::lET Ltss 51 Discount Cash & Carry 1;~~;ii-1oi~~s9~ Beautiful, Iight 2·toilo poneling, full thick. w· 14 . . 3 65 . CONCORD------ 4.a sh..,r MEDIUM CONCORD....--~- llNL Y t • ~~141 · •' "'· Blacl- 5 Gallon Can Fibre Coatln&, Same Price . 2.9'8 -·HOGG & ZUSPAN MATERIALS . ·"·v. we Dell,., See This New Grouping Nmp On Dilplay! ) .. . <r . ' Your dining rooln goeo .T,ow.ra II !ltulgo, from cr~ in tho tradition . tho intricatelv"ah!lped l'ooottea. 0110 lovely jlilrt of tho .lnopired Toworo 11, Very oak so!Jdojhat . you two>JM and a · fuo~i~i, lu•!roJ,.,li:u her!., whonot'er yO.:an~l·r;::·~r.~\~'G';.:~~lf;~~~ ~IO....If! ~~ acalod to oizofo, Yl1!'• lNG. PHON-E ··~35 Pinto Beans (risco 01 Absorbent Scott Ttwels Klear FloorWu Tide Detergent Annour Treet KollOOtJ Cora Flakes Clorox Bleach c.SHrtening Knlgor Salt Paste Durlcan Cake Mix Netltea Quick AIIPu.,.... ...., I..L Mr. and Mra. Robert Clark Given Reeognition lb. $;.i(~ Who~ (Shcetl Uc lb.) Veterans Memorial for observation. His mother, Ella las is there also as a heart patient. took Mra. Weltha Clark toShelterlng Anno Hospital at 1:30 Tueadoy nll!ht su!!erlllll from a f Ground Round this is . · TenclerGY Talcet Tile GuHsworlc · Out of Buying Beefl ' USDACHOICETonderay . · ,...,........., Rump Roastlb. no.- Volunt.eer Serviee . , larger, lovelier and to new life, so · GIRU Carsey. who are making their home at Middleport Ina trailer. Notghboro hod a gol~ away parcy tor the Lawrence Donahue family who wm leave Oct. 1 for their new home In Kanaaa. His mother, Mra. Iva Donahue has purchaaed their home and will mow there soon. Mrs. Donahue's mother ls with her now and she wll1 aell her home In the village here. Mrs. Grace Clark Is collect. lng runds for the Solvation Army. Mrs. Ella Anderson Is a Pl• tlent at Holzer ror a check.....,. Mrs. Elole ~pie visited her sister. Mrs. Minnie FeltatVeterans Hospital. carl Selllsunhasempluyment at Alheno state Hospital. Mrs. Bertha Welsh Sergent Ia lxxne fl'om Holzer and recuperating alowly. Mr. and Mrs. Howard GOkey and family moved to IIIler new home in Columbus Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Dale Whaley and Mr. and Mrs. Howard Gilkey spent saturday night with the Babe Whaleys ml ellloyed the mock parly which Is held year· ly for all 'tile neighbors on that street. Mrs. Bertha Laudaker _will I obaerve her 86th birthday on · Nov. 4. Mr. Frank Laudaker will observe his 90th blrthcla,y on Feb. 26, and on March 19 the Laudakors wiU have been married 89 years. Their acl- - No olltor boo! 10 fmlo can be 10 oolo•oily IICt ·IIIIIOpllul- and lla.w. Krotor •••••• ,_,dor. Kr1lget ooloctl only hlahor1111.1d, - lla ,..._ Tn11o1 lionel loti to be grain-foci boo! for Tondttoy , • , ,,.._ tWo Mlvloll, .fruit and ,.,.,.,_., dolm which no Rne bttf In tpedol roam~ where le~nps:•wc, IOnt-agld ·4ft arlllciolly ttnder1114 beef con hu..lidlly ancl olr diCulollon ... lllui•M4"' ....... up MluNI ocllon •• j;;:: AND Tuesday; Mrs. Jolm R, Sloeon, Maoon, W, Va., dau&lrter, 1:54 . p.m. Tuesday; Mro. Keunetll L. Dome~ Jackson, daughter, 1' 03 a.m. Wednesday. Discharges Mrs. Artley E. make, Mra. James E. Eutsler, Ralph E. Fellure, Frank Fugate, Donald l'fetrer, Oscar Footker, Mrs. Allee Smith, Paula R. Young, Mrs. Louella Neal, and Earl Gordon. Odd Fellows :Meeting Half Give Your a New L'ook! SIIOES FOR . BOYS Births Beef • Weekly Specials • Ev~r Low Prkes • Top V. . S~ ~ . eonare.. e.. Society News Tan Arlotocrat saddle. Second store. -u nmoi;- Harrlsonville up. Mrs. KaUe wuaonaccompan.. Clasaoo for pleaoure horses led her daughter and son-In-law, will be Appaloooa, ladloo' horaemauhlp; men's horse- Mr. and Mrs. Jake Lee, to Comanahlp; command; registered lumbus saturday and visited "'""""horae; 'a . relllstered with her two grandsons, Jell and plusure horaei open western Jerry Lee, who owns a barber pleasure; reining and trail • hop there. Mrs. wn... in her 84th year raises a garden am claaa. grew a Jmnato that weighed 2'h Contest clssaes wiU be egg pounds Ibis yoor. and open barrels, open Mr. and Mrs. Robert Alkire pnle bend, open flags, open were vlsltors.in Columbus satride and run, open koyholerace urday at the F. 0. Whaleys and and llick.up. lee Follles. The oldatero will not be for. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Me&«ten for the Coolvllle Club Grath andtamllyvlsltedhloparopln hao tile Grllldma a n d ents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl MeGrandpa waatern pleasure rid- Grath recently, er cluo open to riders 40 Mrs. Earl Folt Is conllneclln years and over. Veterans Memorial Hoapltel llllbllllbt o! the waning will be 81ving away the "Saddle o! with arthriUs. Mra. Eldora Foil Is . assisting Mr. Foil In the the Year" which ta a Tex- lix-ltliot . Mil di!Q, Earlier~ ,._,, I ~eod Iiatolsij" that 1'141Jire iacrMMI iJI -Ia! ucurlzy benefll.llllllimatlcall7 u tile coot<ll.d..,. · Index rlau. Thlo would elllld. nate the Hrloua tlmi lqlhatla .-pr-belw..,the.flelaf have been more tl1en moat o! rlllni coat or li•Jnc. Who must ma1ce end• ' li.Ot!r llvinl primarily on ,,., Well.arned ~al secur. life haa become more llfflcuit. Increased eoato, and lneriiNI filted u Ills by In bonoflta. I belle¥e that It II be eaolly I(I)Jated 1lkewUe hllbl7 dlllrablolhiit :~:;.:~:-c· ···;.• coots and they are the dltmnlnatloll o! IIOCial ..,: ca\ia!lt in the middle or 111e curll;r benefit 1-.olo be l#•llolLor IICjUeeze" - ·their in- od from the pnlith:al 1!1'11<11.. flud at a tlmi llhan ea. Tile Prelfdlnl hu .........,. the vP,e ot ed hlo111111lPli ill proiponl · :~ they do receive. IIi tddJII.,..,JbiYealooJalro. ~~~~~~·""·rllll•;!'..:£.,~ , therofqre very sratl- clueed l'!llll!allon whieti would ,: ~ ao •••' · ' President Nboo an- ralM ~ ,.-14i111bnltaijon 0!' · USDA CHOICE : . last week that he woolcl '"~~ 111come llllleh a nctp.. . Ttnderay Full Cut-8y tht Piece for a 10 per . . earn wllhout IUf!or- ' In -lal aecur- 1111 a lou ill bM*Itl from to be .U.ctlvo Ap.. .1,880 lo$3,000lltl'Jaar. Thooe •lsti· AI the Prealdent atoto: Who wlak to contiJue tllelr pro. "Thlj II·a matter ot olmpio 6u:Uve yearo should be per. j-JIIIIICO for tlloae llvln1 Cil 10- mltted to do lo without lolIJwaro 0 Choice Center Cut Wilh Minimum lone oecurlt;r, because •• -.. lq bene!ltl to which they are A IGIIIII at the record ot rlalnc eaiiUed Iller lliaJ!y 7ear1 and over lhe past five yearo, contrlbuU0111 to the Soclal S.. ~ Who have IUf!ored moat curlt;r !jyotom, our older dUzono Who are I am hopeiU1 that the ChaJr. UYing on a fixed Income. • man ot tile !lliuH Wayo a n d I wtU llronlliY support I h e lo!ona Commltleo which haa l'reilldalll'l propoaa1o to raiH the reoponlii>IUt;v lor repertiD!I securlt;v bena!ltl, al. IIOW lelllolslloD atrectlnl Social I periOIIally prefer an Securlt,y will achedule hearlnga ~)J.m.ildJo,te lncreue ralborlhan In the near •fulllre. atrocted COOLVILLE- 'l'lleCooiYIUe llldlDa Club IIIII clote llo 1969 -ICIIllllh a.JaclqlotSIJ!!!I_ Salunla,y Nl&l>t. Octoller 4, In Man has been chewing CooiYIUe with four place ribvarious gums and resins bona and 100· per cent of the for enJoyment since BD· entry fees returned In e a c h clent tfmes. The Greeks ela11. chewed gum from the masJudge will be Gary Rusaell tic lree, Maya Indians of Coo!YIIIe, Ohio; rlngmaoter chewed chicle and Indians Dick Allen of Parkerlburg, W. of New England· introduced Va., and announcers J. R. Ken- the colollisfs to chewIng p r u c e tree resins, The IIIII.Y of Middleport and Frank sWorld Almanac says. Powell of Torch. Spruce gum became the TwM\y.fivo claoaeo will pro.. first commercial chewing Ylde -rillnlzy I o r wery gum when John Curtis marborllelll8D. Chlldren•s classes keted his "State of Maine which will be al!ored are, open Pure Spruce Gum" In 1848. walk trot; pleasure under 48"; children's western horsemanship; ·pleasure 48'• to 56'', contest claoles for ponies will be barrels, l1ap and pick. l;~ 5 00 9= 1' .. Koopr Hl1111 u.s. No.1, Sla to ' All PurpoH WhW. Potatoes,,,. ' ~ ' . �.:,P- k-W;,~· j -~> ............ ,· . ·~ ... i'\!1.. ., .... .......... h··~ ·:·•];, ..... .,. - •~ r ' '· ., <\.jY;l'::>' ,..... ~.. • , • ·, 1 • ;;· '' 8 - . ~ Dally Sentinel, Mlddleport.P~erv, 0., ~IGber 1, 1~ I . . . i -~-.--~-.. -. - '""'' . ~~~"' ' -. ·-~ii!eoo'"' .. .. .. ·. ' 'I\· '-" ~· ·• '''" , ·r';··· ' · Simo~, Gqrfunkel $pe.c~al . ~q~~ilj - .N . . " ..,. ,.. . . .. .. 111 RICK DUBROW Oel. 21,playqretjredlll!oalan WoOl! .,...,_~ ~ 4!( . TV'1 chiNr.i.•a ~ ;~ . . . ~pq" HOLLYWOOD (UPO-Nalea aecret. opnl Iiiio ecctpta Ill hla ll""')lti!I'Otsh!laiOfNBC. cov8rl1" ~ ' Ill eiilllh I'UI~tra'!fllbeour ~ .. , , .. to watch teleYloton by: asolpiD.ert In London ani IIIIIs TV's '''flll!lllll" a1101r, U.,.. · aeaaOn Soulllly 1!1111.1 PI'Oiin!P the tutilro wllll opeed and . · . . . · . , · · ..· •, • The Headllners: Simon and 1.-o ramanoe with I Brltllh with •llll!ri.l t pita, In an about Mexico' a . i:uitlql berlL ~- alwcil double _ . , anniverlll')' p r - t h i s - tap. , . . · ,, " " ., . • "'clal Sehoduled ing. 'llle ~~~~ Setna: au.. BosTON - TilE REPVBUCAN nOJ.Il ON toto•••huaetll' "Ncrman IIGckwoll'a Amari- Cclmq Altractl1111: T b e baU'a di~llillllll ~ bip1 , 6th COqpi ~olllllll District - 'bi..U.Ia~, llf ~- ~ "~rryGorllmkel, who wrow and IIIli ca," 111 hour apeclal In which Oaear - wlnnlne frllm, "Ttllll with a doubleheader on NBC-TV ~nderlq( - waa· b!"ok,!m ~ by 1 ~*~~ocrat whO.,..nt.o "Mra. Robinson" tor tile rum ~· illlllll'atlona by t h o Ia NBC-TV'o S.lur!lay S.turdll: Mtn.-110111 at Bolli- speed)' wll\>dtlwal ·trGm VIetnam and an trill to tlie 1aUtlbilllatlc "Tho Graduate," have an hour artlat will bo enacted In night mciVie oct: 25 ... ABC- more (1 p.m. ED"n alld New mlaalle (A8M) _..,.. , ·. . ·· · , . musical rpoclal on ~TV comecl,y and ~one by Jonathan TV Is reported buylne alll'OII> York'• Jolals at Atlanta (4 p,"" Nlchael J, Hotr1J1810n, • 32-yoar-old atato leglala~; wset Nov. 30 , , • Fred Astalro Winters, Dick Smotllers aDd of motionplcturea thatiDdudos ED"n , • , on Sunday, tllorit'o ota~ Sen. William L. SellonlliaU In a opoclal eloctlon :llld be:dOibuta aa 1 recurring regular Michele Lto,ia aatforNBc-TV "True Grit," "llooomary'a an NBC-TV fontbeiU.IItllell come tile llrst DtmoeraUc eaqpoeoaman In tile dlotrlct's J$7on Al!C-TV's "It Takes A Nov. 12 ... Eleanor Farkor Is Baby" alld "The Odd Coq>le" doomlfheador: The New Yen Year history. Thiel'' Oct. 16, aa tho &thor of the aame natwork's "li'>-TV's osrlea fllr Jots at Booton, followed by tile /;._ _ ,_ IJOied •o rellfJ#' , . 111 aerieaatar RobertWagner,who new ••Bracken'sWorld"aeffea, .Youngsters, "Cf»L Ka~.·· Meta at Atlanta ••• some~ ( lUUif•IJ""VII'•~llfl"' ~ portrays a paroled maater about a movie atudlo, because starts its 15th brctdcaat year tho amazlne Meta are on Eel WASJBNGTON - THE. SENATE HAS VOFED l!lllnlmously crook working lor tho govern- she leola her role has been Friday. Sullivan's ~TV hour Sunday. to provide $7S mUIIon worth ol ahort.t;erm rello_f for _100,000 ment. allgbted. CBS-TV Features Concert aoft cce1 miners aqlfering black l q dlaoaae andlllr tile widows Leslie Uggams' series preTonneaaee Ernie Fonlla hoat A dedicatory concortmarklllg or Ita victbna. · mloro on Cli'>-TV, tald~ over or the annoal Country Mollie tho ~nlng rl. tho Juilllard Tho action roaulted from a . _......, .. Tuesday under lor the canceled Smothers Association Awarda on NBC. School at Now Y«k's Lincoln which llemocrall a sweeping coal mlna health alld · aalecy bllllll'oed to drop a provialoa which woUld have llnpdaod Brotllers, beat NBC.TV's "Bon- TV'• "Kraft Music Hall" Oct. center ror tho Performing Arts anza" in the spot raUngs • , , 15, at tile Gralld Ole Opry will be a 90.mlnute CJ!S-TV a tax rl. ~to four cents I too topsy for mining health aold saC• "Bonanza" &tar Lorne Greeno HOWie In 'Nashvlilo .•• Wolter apecial Oct. 26, with vI n ty ......rch. It will be paid by llle lederil covermnent Instead. headlines a twcHiour NBC-TV Brennan visits Dean Martin's Cliburn aDd Loclpold Stokowsld See. Hardin no~N ..,,. mGlnUtril~Dri teleplay, "Destiny of a ~y," show Oct. 23 . , • Johnny among tho artlata , , , ABC, CRICAGO- AGRICULTURE SECRETARY Clltrord M. Hardin aald Tuesday tile Nixon admlnlatratloo "baa pul forward the most lilr reachbv attack on tho problema or the poor ever sea: S..w.tiJI ' . ·.... J-•" m1 ciutltiDB MCnW81D . · ,I ~ Wants Formula Czech Diplomat Defects SWNEY, Australia (UP~­ Czechoslovakia's highest rankIng diplomat to Australia doreeled today and was gramod political asylum with hia wile and three sons. A government spokesman said Karel Franc, 46, Czecho.. slovakia's oonsul goneral to Australia alnce 1965, applied for citizenship Cor hla family Tuesda,y. The l'll9Hiat wsa spproved thla altemm, tile spokesman said. morts to reach t h • Franc CamDy Cor comment were unsuccos&Cul. Franc wai a ClOH friend rl. Alexander Dubceh, the Czechoslovak reformist who .... JIUl'lled tile Communi at PIIV'• prealdlum In Praaue cluring tho secret of his dlspltBaure wiUl the Soviet - led lllvuton of Czechoslovakia Aug, 21, 1968, and the crackdown on Dubcek's '-experlment In frEIENklln" that . followed. An ctrlclal ol tile Czechoslovak consul general's olftce aald Franc had ' - ' given orders to return home rouowtne t h • weekend JIUl'ge• In hla nation's weekend. The diplomat hod made oo capital. Horelllatd!Urlhercom- rrom ment. Stokes Rewarded By Nomination By STEPHEN MORROW boon drawn ~. a aowor and United Presa lnterlllUonal water pollution control bond facart B. SIGkea waaaplonoer, auo provldfne8UIIo$100m1Uion a curios!\)' and a social oJQ>erl- has boon and 60 per n1ent when he first won election cent of tho low or modora~ iaas mayor Of Cleveland two ctllllo houlline provided In tho yosrs aso. last 30 years has boon built. Dorine tile aununer primary He also claims he has r• •._~p, tho first elected N&- placed every pollee car tn gro mayor of a maJor Amort- Clevtland, started a$17mllllon can cl\)' claimed he deserved capital Improvement alld oqulpre4octlon on his record, mont program Including a $6.5 Tht helldstllllt, _42 - Y~r-<Jid, mUllon c....mualcation system, Stokea saya he's proud of his alld placed 300 more policemen accompllthmeuta eapeclally; Into haole patrol by shifting those In tho area o1 pollee ad- them r r o m losa Important mlnlatratlon, whon tho critics duties. Election No GIIU'IIntee ha>e concentrated. •-··-•~. tile votera•-ted He a~a bo Ia at Qllllt In a ~ ··..,...... ...., - thol> r....Unated him In the ClvU S.rvlce Commission sea,.. DomocraUc primary. dal thet prevented him !rom Admlta to .Mistakes ralalng tho rmnbor or poll c.,. Stokes admitted to errors, men. with an eaos and a candor thot But ho counters criticism or amounted almost to blalldnoaL tho Glenville disorders last ; ''You don't make mistakes II year b)' answering he did not you're 1101 doing anything," he guarantee there would be ro . 11,)'1!1. raclal trouble while he was Since his oloctlon two years llll)'or, aso, he clalma Clevtland haa Since hi& election, Stokes hes attracted more then $100 mil- moved Into a new house In the lion in federal Did, a strict now Integrated hher Square area air pollution control code has with his wile Shirley, two 10111 ll was reporlod Franc sent his reslgnaUon to tho conBUiate osrly today and wont Into hidlog with hla wife, Goraalov, and three 80118 - Peter, Paul and Charles. Combat Or passe; Audrey Gibbs Dies Tuesday 8 and daughter. Stokes' brother, Louis, baa been elected to Collgrcsa, making tho SIGkes brothers a natiOIIllly ..._n lamlly. Five Fmed in NEW HAVEN - Mrs. AudB, Gibbs, 57, died Tuesday at Holzer Medical Center. Mrs. Glbbe .... born Sept. 4, 1912 In Lincoln City, W, Va., tho Five persona wen finad and daughter of the late SUes and lfellasa Allen Dulley. iile wu two bonda were lorftlted Tuooa ..-or ol the ~Oman Ulllt- day nlgbt by .Middleport ~or ed Methodlat Church. C. 0. Fisher. iile Ia survived by her IllsGo no F. Youst, 46, Racine, band, RalPI Gibbs, Sr.; tbros and Merlin L. Searles, 22, Ch• 10111, Rlcbard Lorrlaon, ol Mun- shire, Rt. 2, were llnad $1Dand cie, bl,, and Ronald and Don- costa osch on charges ald Lorrlaon, New Haven;thros Ding a rod llgbt; Holen M. Lollidaughters, Mrs. John (Dorta) loy, 39, Oleahlre, Rt. 2, and Hell, WWiamson, W, Va.; Mrs. .Mickey R. Hutton, 19, Rutland, George (Caroline) Stewart, Mld- wore llnad $10 and costa each dlepo11, and Mra. Errol (Mary on charges rpeedq, and Fnncu) Russell, C'.elllpnlta: Charloa W, McKean, 23, Gallitwo . . _ s , rive rrtep4u&ll- polis, $5 alld coats, for l'UIIIllng tors, 10 grandchUdren, I o u r a stop •Jsn. Gloaeo Falrrow, 24, Beech broChers, William Dalley, Bon. St., Middleport, rorreited a $25 croft, w. Va.; John Dalley,S.cramento, Caltr; Estel Dalley, bond posted on cimgea Of apeedEllzeheth, W. Va., and Silas lng alld Mervin W, catn, 31, Dalley, EleaDOr, W, Va., and Cheshire, an $18.70 bond for two alstera, Mrs. Mary Boun- running a red llgbt. ott, Bonerol.t, W, Va., and Mrs. Merprot Barnett, Bello, W, J)amege Va. iile wss preceded In death by her llrat lmaband, John F.dward LarriiCIII, In 1960. Fuaera1 services will beheld iliiJnase waa moderate to a 'l'llll'adll- ·at 2 p.m. at t h e car driven by Buck Vance, 19, - Mayor's Court v. or .,.... or Moderate fn F'U'e Wdent ~:-wi United Motbodlst th the Rev. Roy ElUs and tile Rev. Paul Fort.. ,_ ctflclatfne, Friends ma,y call at tile Fogteaone Funeral . JIOII!o &Dyl:lme, Burial will ba ·, . Ill Kirkland Memorial Gsnlona. . ~ bod,y will lie In state at one hour prior to .· ' · cea. , :: ,c:-ch PomeJ'OJ' ROute 4, when It callfht fire about 8 p. m. Tuesday on Seiple Township Rood 141. Vonce told Sheriff Robert H...UIIIIech'• Dapt. that when tho ill- .. tile Cll'· he took tile breatller ali lbt carburetor, .-c1 unabls to aoe, ll&llted a .,.tell. Gal which spparonlly bad lloodtd II, callllht ftr•. rau.cs. · NAMED COACH ·ljVNTINGTON, W. VL(UPI) WILL WASH CARS Dann,y D' Amon!, an aii-NidThoro will boa car waa11 SatConteronce cuarct at urday at lollddl_.t town ball UnlverlllJ lost -aon tretluilanbaaket. from 9 a.m. to t p.m, ~ the at Mulhall, •cline F.Uowlhip ol aartitlan Ath-ch W. Stewart Way 1J1oo ~· ot ~· lillb School. Pr1co per car Ia $1.50. Taelday, " Hush Up, Gl Sa~S COLUMBUS (UP _A Columbus, Ohio, Gl who claimed the Army censor& nawa heard by American soldloraln VIetnam, aays he was tbroatenod with ctllllbot duty 11 he did not ctllll- The secretary aald, ''We're dlscowrlng that malnutrition ATHENS, Oblo (UPI) - Cl~>o' Ia lar more widespread than most people previoUsly had b&o clnnatl attorney Harry ll Me- lloved. n Ia unthinkable that this condition should Ill! permitted Dwaln has called on President to continuo In on ecOIItliiiY 'In which lood Is so abundant." Nixon to reveal 11 the secret formula" he mentioned in bls campaign!~ •• tile way to elld the Vletram war. McDwsln aaicl Tuesday tho Prealdent had a mandate to elld tho war and noted tbat aile 60 000 Olive Bllmehe Btaa, Pomaovon r • troops were · ••• who died In v· ..-· wltbdrown, the United State& --. -· - .. would still have more than 500.Finley EYerott (Butch) Man- erana Memorial Hoopltal Tues000 men 1n Vletnom. ley, 67, Rt. 1, Mlddlepol1, died day ~ Ia survived l>y "We are becomlgn war Monday evenlrlg at Holzer Mad- !beN chUdren, James, Dorsol, weary, physically andfilancial- leal Center. He was born June AICrod, and Nathan, all ol Pornly, on a war that is not a war, 18, 1902, the 8011 of the late otOY; FrMCes Adkins, ElbaIn a cause thai we admit is Loo and Eva Frazier Manl~Q<, both Congrove Md N o r m a n not worthy r1. victory and this SUrvivors Include theso chll. Bias, all of Dl\>'lon; two slsla rot yet tho main event, • he dron, Mi-a. George (Jud)? Me- tors, Mra. Almeda Wippel, told tho annual Athena Area llallle, Middleport; Mrs. El- Pomerf11, and Mrs. lllaillda Me. Democratic Fund Ralsq Dl,.. mer (Joyce) George, VInton; Elroy, Minersville. nor here. "Our main event b&o .Miss Mertlle Lou Manley and Funeral sorvlcea will lleFrllne ·Chilli and Ruaala. Debra r.,m Manley, at home; day at 1 p.m. at the Ewing "VIetram Ia 1101 worth one Robert Eugene, VInton; Rich- Chapel with Jamea Smith ol- . more America• ·ure , .• We ard Sle:phen and Jolullla,y, at flclatlng. Burial will bo In the ahould dlBOIWIIIO and end the home; a ,.tep.dan&llter, Mra. MI. Hermon Cemetery, Frlelldo war now and bring the Amort- Charlo& Saxlm, Columbua;' a 1118,)' call at tile fUneral home can troops h1111e forthwith.'' step..11011, Edward Manley, Co- anytime. McDwaln, a Iormor state rep- lumbua; one brother, Corbett, P-iiiiolliiilill_ _ _ _'l reaentaUve aDd unsucceaallll West Columbia, W, Va., and candidate tor tho DemocraUc 11 grandchildren, subornatrlal nomillltlon In Funeral sorvlces w I I I be 1966, llldicated he believed He- 'l'llll'sdsy at2p.m. attlleChurch SAW TIMI!':. publican Gov. James A. Rhodoa ol Christ In Chrlatlan Unloo at would riUI ror the U.S. Senate Middleport with tile Rev. 0, H. next year. Cart olftcfatlng. Burial will bo He said Rhodes' chances of In Gravel 11\ll Cemetery at Finley Manley ,, >.:I I '~ FLANELETTE P~ltMjS' •,' ,. $ . Assort&d sizes 34 nelette PANTY HOSE fully lined flannel ladies slacks with 1ipper front and front pockets. Choice of oold colon, stripes and window pane plaids promise and conlorm with the belJ18 ele~ d81*.Mli[Cl ··~ news policies. whether Ohio vntera !<alii> tho ~. 5 Nlchael G. MexwoU, 21, slsnlficaneo ot the charges Of told or the alleged threat' In a wrong - doing lovelod 11811inst six _ )l8Ce letter to Rep. Gov. Rhodea by uro Mapzlno. Chalmers P, Wylie, R .. Ohio. "SUenco has been golden so Wylie said he would begin an far Cor Rhodes, who was only lnvoatlptlon. winged by tile article, 1101 fatalMaxwell was transrerr';.t b' w~. ,, he aaid. from his post as Vlotllllll wsr The Clnellhlillemocrat said news editor for Armed Forces Rhodes was ''banklns on the Radio alld TV Network IJnm&. ahort memory of tho voter and dlately follO!rbv • television,... contrived dlstracUon to carry tervlew Sept, 16 when he aired him through the 1970 Senate his charges censorship, He race." He Mid Rhodea waa now works at tho network's "aUD a Goliath alld tho DemoS.Json radio atatlon aa an an- cratic candidate ror the Senate nouncer. would have to be a David, with Mexwoll told Wylie he sugaccurate aim, to overctllllo tile gested to the network news avalan<he of l*ld pOlitical chief he be transferred after prOjllpllda Rhlldos woul4 ...,._ questions about alleged naws mslld In 1970." management wore flnorod. . 11 1 suggested that this couth~· ual confilct -eon my Idea of good news coverage and tile WASIDNGTON (UPI) AFVN concEPt mlslt be r&- Form prices Cell 1.5 per cent aol ved IC I wsa returned to my ~tins the month eadfnsSept. old Job as a straight radio 15, tho Agriculture Deport. newBIIl&lla" Maxwell said in the aald Tuesday. Jetter. "This request was mont Prices for boer eaUio a 'turnad down llatiy by Cept. u.s. or apotli&N ~mtor...,aumers, (Bruce) Bobo. "He told me that I would r• decUnod tor the llllrd coa&ecuttve month but remalnod 10 main war news editor alld that per cent alxwe the Irice In 1 would conform alld comproSeptember 1968. mise. He reminded me that as a ooldler I could be 'In a ditch : e u.uc .. :=: somewhere locking alld loacllng. • .. rrom 8011, and cusfocbo of rour minor chl1droD. m~ u~ .., PAJAMAS Girls.' opaque panty hoY in Gold , White, Navy and Hunter. Green. Sites 6 to 14. In Choose from our selection of printed or solid color ladies' pajama' . . . long legs and short sleeves . . . sizes 32 Che~j;~.·,;;:::j .~ ·. to 40. LADIES' MEN'S WIDE WALE ,. CORDUROY SLAcu: • SHIRT BLOUSES To long 'I"" peunanent preu 1hirt blav1e1 in •olid cc.lo,. and pr,i nh . Cl.oo•e frQm H.,.ral different collar ltytn. Sins 32 to l8 and 40 to .U. $9.00 ,J .• By r.t. LtiiS In LodonL Retail Values lnAIL VALUE &,~.,.,$ $1.48 Tan and Nvsl col· ora, ,,. .. 29 to 38. CLOTHIIG HPT. pal!' spr-;.. : : . . FriendS may cii!f _a t the Rawllnss-Coals Funeral Home until 12:30 p.m. Thursday wlten the body will be taken to the church. RETAIL VALUE $3.00 Retail Value $3.00 IOYS' BLAIKET NYLON OXFORD SHELL SWEATERS Cvddl'l' and solt, one pltct 100% Acrylic blon· llet tiMptr In colon of Hot Pink, Horizon llue, Buttercup and Orange. 100% Nylon oxford 1hell ... pil• lined, zip front, 2 pl'l' Ienir collar ond cufh. ChQice of Novp, Gold, Doril. Green ond II'()"""· S,.M, L. ; COME AS YOU ARE! 0e1. 1, at 7:30 p.m., accordlns to Carl Horky, president. THE FARMERS BANI BUSINESS ALL ROUTINE Routine buelntaa was con- lid ~cled lllrlng the regular week- SAVINGS CO. ly meeting TuesdayottheMelp Coon\)' Commlallllllers at their olftce In thecourthouos, AttendIns were Dick Karr and B o b Clark, POMEROY, OHIO Pal.-t Pan' & Roller Sets 4PACK PLAY-DOH So.,.,... ·~· an4 flooro frOm ...., elo,pv 30-Minllte . P,.. Parllng Pot llooote, Cuet~• In Out. L., $1218 aoiHir•r. CLOTHIIGHPT. Easy llat! .. 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Colorful ; '• MINIAfUif , HOL$T'R SET ,aa ITEMSNOW ELECTRIC OVEII ll"'- homemakers con mokoo •eol <Okoootreou. ond other d..ici0\11 $4·77 ll's coMpletelp sale. oh.... lltAIL VALUI $1.50 PEARL VALLEY SWISS CHEESE. 830 1!. MAIN $T. r ::· · ·. ,,$128 -- RDAIL VALUI $2.39 TOY IEPT. IIIPT. TDY TOPPIRTOYS ;"""'"· 100% proof. TRAIL BOLOGNA Comes with Honeycomb knitter, yarn and knitting nHdle. SUIY HOMIMAia Door opens onl.,. when TROYER'S HOifYCOMB KllniiG SET RDAILVALUI $1.91 ·TOYM. , 216 E. 2nd, , ...., ''"I baws. Q.OTIIIGIIIIIT• $122 IIIJAIL ¥1111111 rO UA• '-------..1 zscPAIR SOLD ONLY 2 PAIR IN PACK-50' PKG. IRAIL VAUII $1.00 .... $5.00 CLOTHIIG SetN.. I631 '· S, M, L. S, M, L, XL REtAIL VALUI TO $7.95 Paint The IYLOI FLIKE L.ll $988 $4.91 It's Quick! It's Convenient! Si1e~ SAME JACKET •MBrSSIZU 9" Professional Type MEN'S JACKETS JACKETS Choose form V-neck, Cardi· gan and Moe Crow styles . Colors: CaHee, Blue, Green, Gald and Oxford Grey. Si1es REtAIL YALUI 1\IERCHANTS TO 1\IEET T h e Middleport Merchants Aasn. and Chamber rl. C o mmerce will meet at tile Columbua and Southern Ohio Electric. Co. social rocm Wemesday, $244 IIFAIIT SLEEPER VInyl Latex and Oil Based Sem.i Gloss in white aqd CI.OTIIIM 191. ClO,.,T. r--'""!'!' TWO DIVORCES GRANTED Two divorces have b e e n graMed In the Melp Coon\)' Common Pleas COUrt, both on grounds <If groiB neglect ol ollty and extreme cruelty. Rita Jean Taylor, awarded a di. vorce from Herman A. Taylor, was also Biven cusfocly of two minor chUdren, and Blanche HarriiCJII was graMed a divorce Clyde 0. Harrl- LADIES' COTTON sizes 8 1o 18. Mrs. Olive Bigs '. '1' • GIRLS' . Dies Monday if', I ~-· or- fered.u udlis 'fai!CJ MAU ol lilT lA I IEII OPEIATII TRAIN SET . WITH VILLAGI $ 2~ �, .... . . ~ '' . ' "' ~·'llli~ll,, Mlddl..,...wo~. o., ~r l, 19111 ' ' . ~egular Fotm . .in ,t: ' ' - ·Tlio re&Uiar • . e1 * .. GINEIAL ILICTIIC SUN'IEAM CANISTER VACUUM .~ l : ' · ·. 1.- •1 ·l .... HAMILTON BEACH 2 SLICE TOASTER Automatic pop·up; single slice selector; , cooor selector toast control. $1077 NBEAM DELUXE ID~I;YAI;~E IUAtLVALUI $17.98 JIWILIY DIPT. 306 $32.98 ', TER lnAILYALUE $55.91 JIWIUYIIPI. GENERAL ELECTRIC STEREO ELECTRIC KNIFE • Solid state performance •"' speed. automa~ic cha~ger • Holds up to b records • Stereophomc ceramic cortndge • 2 dynamic 6" speakers • Separate balance, volume 1oM controls. 77 $ a It's easy to use .•.. because the handle fits firmly .in your hand alt's1ight, comp\'cl, ond paw.erful . • : 1 A slices . meats, fowl, vegetables, · ch~. fruits, ·etc. a Hds 9" slicing blades of hollow d~ounCI stainless steel. IIWILIY DEPT. 'I • '· I • Pt. Pleasant State . - Point Rock Stiversville. News Notes Mr. · 111 ~r-::;! Ill flaa' g· ~f>~n 10 CUP PERCOLATOR . I I I ' I' with FREE RIGHT HA.ND GLOVE • . . So fl~•oble you can ~ick up_.a d•me. $677 I ' RnAIL VAlU • .$1.39 . ··' COSMmCII'I• I 2.5 oz. VESPRE' sgc InAIL VALUE $1,.a9 tOSMmt IEPT. CLEAIASIL SKINTONE TUBE Athens· 'Meet "' : Mrs. Dslver,111ce IIIII Mra. ~ YlltUIII' rtlpreaentfag 111e ' Mlddlepo)'f Cllutch · .Gt Hid ClorJat; and Mrl. Oib,y Mar. lin, hoapllll ~ve for 111e Arnerfcaa Leafon AllldllarJ, attended a meet(ng tor volun. teerl at the Southautem Ohio 11e11ta1 Haallh C•lfr Moada,y ·1118bl · ' · :r-. ' ~~~~ ·-"'•ed lbe-" ~~~ere. Erica II . I WU1nI'OIIIDted that tor llllllr nari lilt J.,.;.el.it:ate had • part;y every ""'dq lllabt tor children and thai lllliver. . ~ ltUdlntl IIIII .Potfto ·,~a have aalilled Ia ta....,.._ Mri. IIUI~ IIIII Mrs. ;Cclir IJIOb ol lbe l'llle ol yOJ. iltl lfl Ia the 'llllolbUitab rl. plllenta, and ot lbe etree. 11'1¥4 ol - ..... Ill tile .a. IRAILVAWI I I Mr. land Mra. Lawrence Gluaencaq, Mra. Ada Van Meter and Ml• Wesley Cazart attended a bomeClODIIJwat Ebenezer, W, !Ia., recentf1, Mra. Eha Dalley Ia apendlng a Wllk with bel: parentl, Mr. and Mra. Carl Aoaller1011, attar returnlna from Meigs General Hoopltal where ahe sPent a few days with an ankle lnjurJ. Recent suesll ot E. ll <Upenter tad tamiQ> were Mrs. Ollie Mr, MIJierandSJD. dra, Mr. and Mrs. Rand,yWeUs, llarftJO tad llarold, Rev•.c.lvln RJas, Mr, and Mrs. DeU Tal· bolt, llud.Y Durll. R. R. Durst and Toni, Weslq Cazart. Mr. and Mra. Ken Riley and Mrs. .wlima ~·to. - . ~ 88~ eluded. I Family · Reunion Held inum . . . . exceptional quality at an economi· cal price. Brews 4 to 10 cups of perfect coff~e automatically. Cord . •n· ' Mn. llar1')' IIUiq Alld Mra. Qoarlotte Cox, bo.t&iltal Ptl'"!!D· nal working wl111 \>olunteen, .. lfllmossed with 28 \>oloont-s t11tre lbe various r,,.u otlbe 1IWk w1111 pat~eU, 'l'IMir cog>· - "'matebr ., ,aitelolecl .on thlnas to be .cbie !bun i'eallli!ti .bip!il and not to be done WbeD yllft-, it lbe· Dew'll>!li!c on lac wltlo the pafllnt~.-d told Iiiii':D, ·, ' ol tile . maey. Cll'IIDI""aall Jn. REGAL Truly modern styl1ng 1n siiYerlike polished alum· Th.ree · .Attend . >' ' . - .. lbe mAia.YAWI 216(!1 . ·, . $24.98 7 .. , ·'~Marshmallow ¥-!P *'· I I AI~ are~~ .QCil;dt IU,\IIIW, JEWILIY DEPT. lie Vale, Lecturer, Al!nl E. 'lllrner, Ooopialn; aecretary; Wanet~a; • l!t':t!" treeaurer; Alhert liGlen, ard; Kaney llclleltj Ullla• steward; Sherr! 'l'Utller, ..t8j!, Aaslstant Sleward and GITurner Gate Keeper. nounced tbet llemloek G..._ would visit and pr01ent gram 011 27. Retreahments ol elder ant M'auiieifiiirri.• ~· lim .. lbe~ ~eveJibW.Stpt. Salad Dressing •••••••••••,i••37e ·"'lllleered Jll JC (, I 'lbe 'Tiie to tile $26.91 were Everett Hoi ~~;·..-...r, G, A. Bldelsfn, ~ ..Jfil,. I-•S~U~e=ed~!•oo:bd:;b~a:m~ ~of:..:Col::mn::bu~:·~"::•r:e!gu~~e:at:•;a~ttho:~t:h~l~s,:•:rea:,:w:•:~re~:Mr;;·~and:!!Mr~!s·.;•~l:•c;~ti:o•~~ol~~ot~tl~cer:'.!a.;..!EI~o~~·lecl::.0~::l:"::~wUI;!·::;~~~, ~. ll"'iti II•• ·iepon. Bubara c:ren.4aa ehapl..._ rave.,_ lnAILYALUE l cu~:ter Jolon Holliday, Mr. and Mra. E1111ne Holliday, Mr. and Mrs. Jomes Nicholson, Mrs. Nollie Vale and Mra. Ellzabetb Stout. Mr. and Mra. Jolon Holliday spent the weekend with their son and fBllllly, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Holliday ot Woooter. Mrs. Fannie Pettit and Mrs. NeUie Vale were In O.yton Sat· urday where the formef visited her sister, Mrs. Jolon ld!iht. who Is In a nursing home there. Laurel Grange recenUy held WE RAVE SOME WONDERFUL BUYS FOR YOU ~ 0( · callll;y have ~ and · .!"I ~~t~,for diiii1Jiuted to I h. -•lllll. lilt aUt a box. 1&1; ,llfi '~ .... lbe ~ .aJ Notes Wilson IMine. Mrs, G, B. lladekln, local, and JWlior Radekln ol McArtloor - Mra. De01 Holl'lllanto CoiUillbuB leal week where she was conaultlng a doctor. They also visited Mra. Lizzie Harvey while In Columbus. Word was received Thuraday ot the sudden deeth ot Mra. Rachel McClure ot Cuyahoga FaUa. Funeral services were held on Saturday with burial In Cozyahoga Falls. A-lng!rom .. Kraft Week at Phebe'sl . $1788 age. Removable ice hokler. ~ . ·1 fondue sartdwiches fit American love of dunking, ~s, !J'•'b) llW! . --1 CAN OPENER-ICE CRUSHER Crushes mounds of ice in seconds with the• flick of a switch. Rich Avocado and wood· tone finish. Magnetic lid holder Cord IIOr· I l ····s·· ~;.!1'1 ~·!li SUNBEAM standard site con-turns off automahcally. I ab- Tbf. Two automatic appliances in one. Ope".' any I' I I I r~·...a •.. caa ·~ ·J - W~~a. ~ · M~.:'~ JIWEliY DEPT. GINEIAL ELECTRIC I with . Meet Join.tly GINEIAL ELECTRIC CAN OPENER Twin hoctdocl; 'lh.,_ gift cale. ' ' I' ''·'' Mary Martin Is Honored $3988 a 12 speed Mix·Finder dial • Can be used as portable mixer away from stand • Extra Iorge "bowl-fit" beaters • 4 qt. and 1'Ia qt. heat resistant mi•ing bowls a Automatic bowl speed control a Removable cord. • " . biJ..d . · ,' ·, .,' - •• . llt11LIY IBIT. l 'i 'I .... s·. ·as· ltoM. I t~•DII$' ) .. • • I Great dant shape design putl the duol stain less sfrrlel heads at the newest angle for fOster shaving : Six -precisioned honed surgical steel blades cut the toughest whiskers. Professional barbtr·type trimmer for clean nea·t side· burns. Podded ' grip. Push buffOn head re· 'f ·sUNBEAM '' ;:.· SftAVER.>; ELECTRIC SHAVER· t .· :~ ..... I Sandwiches in Soup dlilrict moe11na lllle atl4lndW 111 Marlette. lieleoted· to Hrve on the Dlllrlot Team trom IIIli <GUncU ....,..l;ltber llardon Kathryn ~ El· lean dark, Leola I!:Goeb' Alld Mra. Cottr!U. A ""!JlJlllfa1011 aa CQindl c~epuey wai rKelv. ed by Flore11ee Potta. 511e wlU be recolldzed by tho S t a t e Councllor at 111e Frlendahlp CluJdlna 1111r Ccla5:' •"""nib' l'\11 ·~cted • .' . , Dliullolilr1 ol Amert.., In rltuallltlc Br AILEEN CLAIRE, NEA Food Edit~tr flni:, IJ>J .,., CcluDcller J e an Treat the youngsters to a Slked coobd ehlcllea 11111 ,~tile nen~n& ol Sepl. 25 different school·tfme lunch. or tarlley Ia , ball. lll&lortl were ••. O ne that takes UtUe effort 11 lliee1 teall, hUered 1 ..•~ u tMd. combines loalted sandwiches ' l'lwi"!'onlo:at~on1 , _ read 1• :i. and soup. Blead SOUJII, water 8Dd · U .ldloW•: I ll'eetlng ll'orn the mustard. H~at; ltlr now 111111.'"''OIIeelor, ~Jetty E. DobLet's can .It a Fondue and then. Meanwblle ar.· ·1" ~ ..lmita!lon from L o ran meelln&. Sandwich. COmbine one CBD range bam 8Dd chickea on 1 eacb of condensed Cheddar a allcea toast. Cover. Cut """""' No. 120, to attend a Booka wlU be audited at tbe cheese and tomato soups each sandWich IIIIo 3 recdfaaer and reoeJII(on honoring home ot Leala Enod!, Monday . Witli water, a little mustard laDJles. .Pour 1 o up into 'DOWN THE HATCH. A and heat. MeanwhUe, Ill .~ de!:lut¥, Mar- Sepl. 28 at 7:80 p.m. A mate boWia. D u n k sandwiches ,. .' C. ~~ a. letter on the an. auction 11 tet tor tho Oct. 8 leelmlelaa lleepa a !l'ateb- toasted sandwiches 8Dd cut !!Jie bJ bite IIIIo bot soup. . • · IIIII<, ~ Dlnaer a n d . meelln&. ful eye 011 a 1Uoot-lea1 them Into dip-sized rectangu- Provide IPOODS for eaUng , 1D1i11qc Ott. 20 In GaiiJiollo, ~ra pre- were~ l71mm labe . . It Jar strips. remalning soup dunk. Makes llllii,U.O.. llla1dlng to take a Hall, l!Ueen Clark. deiM!elllb lalo a hill! llltl Each child geta bls own 8 servings. eolired dill! and cable ....~ Pauline Morarlt;y, Edith Hoocl, Pftllllre pit al llle Aniay•1 bowl of thick soup In which leo. . Kalltryn Johaaon, Margaret Watervliet lN.V.j Aneaal. Tbe preiaare proee11 will to dunk ius eandwlcb. Vary IItten Florence Patto, Sa. Elobin&er, Leala Enoch, Mar- aearly your soup comblnatllliUI 8Dd double lbe ID-Iervlce • 'l'lleuner and Janloa Law. rant Cottrill, Either Harden, Ufe of llle 111be. also the sandWich fUIIags for *e to Ulneu; and Thelma ~oer. w r ., ware serving after a game, movies or an evening of bowllng. -..•: !lrother llarey Potta 14 home Durin& tbe IOdal bour re. , J ! ~ boiPflll and '-'>v1nr troalnnentl 'ot llllldwlchn, pick, •OIIolllq lll1'pl')'; the lalab&nd loa, JM>Iato chips, cake, !cod FONDUE SANDWICHES Q __ ol Slater Thelma IInley not tea and coeree were served to 1 l eaa Ut'% ounee11 wen, and tbe hu&band ot Silo those named above honoring coadeased Cheddar ter · ~ Dulfy hu had 11111'· birthdays ot -erat' members, ..,. II Hoi- liotpllll. eheete aoup l can UO'% ouneesl Mr. and Mrs. RandaU Smith II wa1 aloo l'ePOI'ted that Mr. and Mrs. RandaU Talbott condenaed tomalo of Hazard, Ky., spent the week~ Ural Thomaa, making 1 ot New Lexlnaton vial led his end with Mrs. Smith's parenta, her home In Colourmu1 with pareot1, Mr. and Mra. Dell Tal· ,. teaapooa prepared Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Wll11111. her dauilner, wu on a 17 .da,y trip 10 &!rope with her claualtbolt. mallard On Saturday the Crowin Smitho IIJII>OI- stprlntendent ot the ter and 8011.-4w. Mr. Randall Talbott has been •• lAola Enoch reported on tho Mrs. Mal')' Martin, Pome- Southern Local School District hdJcUna tuud. Ell- Clark told roy, IOCond deml dlapeau deux- of Perry County. Mr. and Mrs. Mac Van Mater otlbe ruJ~~~naae lale to be held leme departemeniiJ Eight and and dall!lhter caUed on his mothIa l'blnero¥ ~r 1, 2, 3 Fort;r, wae one ot tho dl~o IIIII t. A bike 1a1e aloo wiU llnlulahed suests at a rteepli011 er, Mrs. Ada Van Meter, Saturbu held 011 tho 4111. &ullla,y honoring l>epartemeniiJ day, Wealey Cozart vlsiied hla lllrraret CoUrUI IOid df tbe Ch-.._ Hazel Sdetel or Candaughter and 'ather relatives In ton. The alfair held at the Amer- Ravenswood the paat week. Clint Birch and Leola were loan Legion hall In Lorain also gueata ot Mr. and Mrs. recert hooMired Mr,. !l:lerel's secreThomas Birch and farnUy ot lllre ealllere, Frances Gal- Waterford. laahor • Reeent guest$ ot Clint Birch Other dillllngulahed gueota - and Leola wore Mr. and Mrs. An !tMtatlon to Join · t he ware Mra . .Malvin W, Jqe Elza. Birch, Racine, Mr. and PoawaOJi AmerleanLecfonllux- « Hoi-., .Jil'tlldent ot the Mrs. Artloor Sfn&er, Mra. Syllllar7 .......,..1 for. a Jallll ln.· American Legion Auxiliary, De. v1a Reiber Toledo, and Mrs. ol medlers wa1 P8l1ment or Ohio; Mrs. Violet Eddie Cheater. • aCeliltld WbeD tbe Lad!.. Aux. Alchhob ol New Wallldnrton, Mr and Mra. DeU Tilbott Ill 1l1e Rufland Polt t67, national pwylor member; Mrs. were' reoent guesta of Mr. and Salad Bowl by Kratt Arneiiean mnt lolonc1q Faoa Smeltz ol Atliea, le sec- Mra. Randall 1'llbott, N"" Lei.nliht llllbe hill. , retain ealalere passe; Mrs. lngton. Mr.. Alii 111ol¥i prellded Evallna Berklq, Nevada, Mr. and Mrs. s. w. Durst, I! tile a.lin1 4llriDa which I'IUIIIOnler; Mrs. Irene Malr, Mra. Iva Cal\1enter and Freda -'tlnlt piau 1081'1 llllldl for at- Selorboe, l'archlevlste; Doria Yllilecl Mr. and Mrs. John Eu. ...,._ tile Diltrlet 8 COIIter. Slallllrlfr, Tol...,_ Ia • on- 1er and aonat·CoUqevWe, w. Kratt ~ to be held Thuraday at derat; and Either Edpr, Co- Vs., and Mr. andMra. ParkMclumbul . , and &.ale Sonnanlllno, .PirmJu, Mt. .N,R;III ea11 • , ,..._... Orville, ~ eb ""' 'lfay, . , ·· · · Cream i. Thom- P8IUX JIU&el. . and lllrs. Ken Riley ot .U. 8iiiUp YIIMd to pur. Mrs, lfartfn PrtHnted Blfts Xenia opent a weekend with her . , .dluil- CUI'Ialnl tor tbehall, to Mrs. !l:lerelll'orn tbe ara,q,arenta, Mr. and Mra. ~ to Count;y Salon as Wall as per. DeU Talbolt. Kraft Pilkay iiine~"'""'-'e a • h IOIIal dtta. · ••- a. Wilma Fitch I Tlalr l>l&bhllbe ball ~ a nd Mr1• Quarters · •• ._ • ...,.period. · J<*ll Dlmewo!>ll , and Anaela .. " • ,••reluatedtbatltfbox:=..lnRawnawoodFrldey • . ' ••••na..Dfmucos .S~ail Fry Can lJu.nk Council ···~ ' ' Kessinger :Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ke~­ or, Middleport, are ~ tile iltrlb ot a ala PIJIIIIII., 11 OIIIICO Aliilloter, Erl.. 4'111, at au;. Hai- Ye!ll~ Center Cll 2S., . '. 1- '.~ · L.· "· '!~~.~~ •mlt111 MI. :ltlcKla!l~f• ~ • . !(.;....,.... ~. loOtlt.·Mol ot ~: . •· . 1 • wll!> an ' feet ' -· .W~thir sum- e~•tlo!!, ,01 . ' .1£ :IO.DI ••••••••• 5 1.00 " 1 oz. j;rs • 4 .M argar•n••••••••••••••• 5TH and PEARL "The Store With A n-o, You, WE UKE" Right ,....,., II> limit quantitleo lbs. We Gladly Accept Fed. Food Stamps Prices Effectift Uct. 2-3-4 for Italian and Mexlca~ Kraft Dinners .::;::~••••••••• 19~ OPIIIIIon. tin Sat. 9 to 9 CLOSED 'Kraft Famous Velveeta Cheese•••••••• 2 1.09 Slnaly Wrapped oz. 12 ·Kr1ft •(h eese••••••••••••••••• Am•lcan 591-~ SUNDAYS lb. bx. or Pimento · pk(. Kraft Caramer·Squares ••••••• 2 poly bqs 85~ r---------------~-, A BEST BUY! 1 I I I 1 Z.SII Cnckers . .· · I ~~ 39~ t I I I 1I L---------~----- ~ r---·~Bffirraur;----, FAIRMiiNT .. . I c•octlate Milk I ·~~ .2'9,~ I .I ·oog· Food ••••••••••.-••••• 4 cans 1.00 l-----------~~- _wj • Holsum Good : ~ltl!p ........;~ .$" 1__ ot . , . . . . m~ ~~~.!:~wv.•-~~~· . ' ,,. .· . .... ~~· ·!" L, ~ ,~I• . polld :ofIt·<allSOuth~ . ;t..:;.~~W-:.:QWt.. .~ '-!J~'!t;i;~ ;~ '· '.' H. . I.ah~itt tJI tlie V1' ·· . Alpo Brand Born September 25 · . quart < I . · ·. . Notice " • ' . • · • . .•, . ISCIJITS · lrt A· IAI . ' ' .; 7 . ·' 16 oz. loaves ',. 1•• WE F.fU_TURE USDA INSPECTED' CHOICE MEA:7S ;·· ·. . Trr oar Own Best fleclp, ··SAUSlG,E. "'"- :.. rill• Pork · Ohio Valier · .. ··<./;):r ~''t·.'l· �. . '.,.. . t . ' '• '"' '· " 1•'- - The 'llll"• ~ Senlinel, MldcDeport·P<IIIero.v, 0., Oelober 1, 1968 . .JJ!~~~~=·.. C..ceUetl.,.s & '(_:".u.,.. Will 1M ..,.,,... ' t~~~tlt t •·•· o., .. ,...u...... , "\ ' ~" "' lJ.. , ,,, ,l!h/ . 1., ,~~. .,...,,_, '••"~:"in . ,_ w.... A4 $tr•i•• s .,.,, ,.._.... _,,...,,.. IS. ••oo••• 4 •i• C'II!MIIutl•• :tS ,.. ••'" D•••- ow ,.,. ••• •Rill H1 ,.111 wlthh' 10 .,.. CARD OF THANKS I OIITUAitY fer so ...111 ..,,...,.. e.. _...,,..., ";'~,~~)AD$ .u4illonol 2Sc Cher" '"' ,w...,. $1.50 B' ustnes~. ·• '1.. ' @) 2 _,.. ,.. . . . ... ..."... . .,_•.,c~-···• · , •, ' " , • ···I . ___:l;· :...,,..-..;..----,;:'7----;-",_..--.--":""'::7~:-7;-":"1 . !KtloMI. Tho , .. u..... will .,.. 12 ''"'' ,.. w"" - \ ~~ ' .. .. , ~1·~ ... {~r ~ ' \ Bargain~ · And·More Bargains In·rhe ;Sentin~~t ~CI~sitJ~~ ·~ .....::f\?. ;_T!;1 ~!:r:~~;;~':.~'::: ••;i ~:,.-:•:=· , ' ) j ~ hr~.. ·~lt' ;NJ f• 1" ·t ·)•.1 r ./ ·Of . QUALm • , , Po11eroy tor Co• . For Sale ;:::::r,,,:$-lC.:~~ 1986HONDA!q)er90,falr...,. dltlorio Phone 182-6279. I 1965 GMC - - - - - - - - ---$1295 ~ Ton. V6 engine, 4 · opeed trans. Law mileage by 1 owner, H. duty trk. tires. Sharp as any 65 could · I'" -· "'- ""r. .,._ ~ • .......... , ..... to-t..atc STEAL. LUKEV? ~es•:'.' '{ Wllttlllltnmtnt . ,,.,55 ·POMEROY 1969 HOOVER wuldl18utaChiM with lid. ID excellent cordi· lion, t!OO. Phone 949-3793. 10.1-Gtc VARMINT .;,;;;..;,.':'l, ,. {~l4).9f2·~Bl ------------ 1H' LOW· DOWN ,r-,;, · · · ,. · S..fntMIIJt,Gelllo . . . . . . c........ -:GUAJWO'EE~ . '1'HONE , . , . Flir Sale ------------ ,...,,., ·W t.&'. -.li F1ELO GROWN ChQIIOIIIhe- REDUCE SAFE and fast with mums and m111111, out In full Gobese tablet• andE-Vapora· 116 I. ·Malo P.. O. OFFICE HOUR$ bloom. All colora 50 cents lion pUla. Neloon Druc•· 1:30 1.~t~ . •• S:DO , .•. D•ily each. Reynolds Flower Shoo, 9-1J-60tp LIGAL NOTICl IIJO Chill. I• I ?.00 ,.._ ,.._.,.,.. DAY992·215i'· Mao011, W. Va.. Phone 773- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · STATIIIINT OP DWMII5111P NIGHT.ftf7~..., 5147. MAHAGIIIINT AND Card cf Thanks HALF RUIINERS and bunch '.,> • . ;,;;. ~,. CIRCU~~ TIOH' 16-1-Uc beano. Pick your Otrn, 'h OPEN EYES. 8.00 P .Ill. 1 WISl-1 to e~M my sincere ,. o.o. of Fll'"'' 1969. R: H. Rawlif!ls ·~· POMI!ROY, OHIO -----------mile balow the Rave...,ood ·Real thanks and gratitude to the 2. TO I• of Pul>llcotlo'¥ fr.. Dolly M1POUPORT., oH~ ONE PORTABLE gaaollnoeleoFerry. Phone 843-2246. staff of Veterans Memorial Sentinel aM Sunclay 1....1 s.... . , ,, . trlc woldlng machine. Call 9-19-lOtC Hospital, my neighbors, tnai\Y Notice 3. F'"-U.•cr of lssue1 MiOM•J AIR . For Rent 992-2816. tlnol. . friends am relatives ror their thrD»s~h Fr14•r anti Suftiii•Y• ·.. ... Location of .:,.tC·...,;,n Office of ' atloil san1.ce. Ja:;t lovely cards and flower~ am. TOM LEWis, wate• well d~lll­ SMALL HOUSE, lllrnlohed, 3 10.l-3q> 1 HAVE 1<1110 roe!~ teleYI· p .. llcotlono 110 liKhoole StoHl, " - ..._ u. , Pbatie lng, Letar~ W. Va. Phone rooma, modem. Awilable -----------alon seta, Jim Adami, Ruttheir kin:lneiiB shown me durPOIMrOf, Ohio. pra..._.. '""" n11 Location cf tho'~ao411ualt•• . 882-20'19.•895-3802. 9-5-3otc ing rcy stay In the hospllal. A Ocl. 2. Phone 992-3134. NEW, TIIREE bedroom colonlard, Ohio. Phone 74:1-4461. GEO HOIST ETTER B"'kor or5,GanMel Bu•lnoa•• Ius of the ,, 9-28-tfc Ia! designed bome,l'h betho, ll-23-12tc • . • special thanks to Dr. John PubllaMu1 110 Mee ani~ ~et. ' ......UC Ridgway, Dr. Tel1e, aOO the VACANCY ror ttro elderly pe<>- ___________ ..:, __ ' ceramic tile, lUll basement, - - - - - - - - - - - - - - POMEROY - 7 I'OClllla, l'h connectlrW prose, utili~ Sal baths, waaher, dryer, dlob- "6~H';~~~:d Add10oo.. ol .... ~..,~,.-- • ...,r..,.--":'ft ple, Prefer prhate paid pa.. STORAGE apoceforboats, camRacine emergency s.quad. room, air conditioned. Phone 81 S waaher, hot waletheal.llooe- llohoo, Edlior, ood Mo,..ol"l , FOR HIRE, ,_lrancber ll&tlr tients. Phone Mason, 773Mra. Elva Dailey, pers, autos, traDers. Phone • • 4. Editor line, ceo·--' dn.lna 4 tbl2 99~ 45 5185. IO.Btfc ..J mont 2 car garage, Put.ti,,_ Ric""" s. ()woo, Mid• .,..... PorUarKI, Ohio 99:1-2798 or ooe Dick Seyler• . to-t-etc · unu wide. Paul AllileriOII, Jfa1011, 0h 1().1•ltC •J · 19 ACRE<; 7 roams, belli, dl~~::!;, Too .. hlll, MidW, Ve. Ph<lle '/'/So6'188 ...r 9-24-12tc NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS --..,.--------NEED MORE ROOM? 5bedgaslllrnace,5beclrooms,oev· dtoport,Ohlo. 330 9'"""11 Racl AMERICAN atereo: oral cloaets. Nice kitchen, Manooi"l Edit,., R....., Hoolllch, : Ill' '"""' • no. I WISII TO eJ<I)re66 rcy heart• NOTICE Is hereby given, In TRAILER Roy Armes. Phone EARLY Beautiful maple stereo, ,tth rooms, ' ! Jh betho, hot water • p..,.,.,, ohio. ~ ccmpliance with Section 5715h , "-Ia e1 tor .11,000. 7. OWMn Ohio v.n., P,.ll,lw fell gratitude for the kindness 992-3181. 9-30-Uc AM-FM radio, 4- speaker ea.., LU."" ee, ew ,pr- POMEROY _ 6 rouna, bat.1, Ina Co., Pv._roy, Ohio; Rlc"-d - - - - - - - - - - - - - .17 revloed code, that the and sympathy shown to me sourd system, 4-apeedchan- ages for 3 cars, corner J.oca.. s. 0we11, Middl•.-rt• OhloJ Ewlns~ C. C. BRADFORD, AuctklNir tax returns of Meigs Count;y, - - - - - - - - - - - - - 3 porches, 2 lota, new roof, T. &ot.. , Colum""u•, Ohio; Elllgar 1...i;,;.1 ·· • ". t.--..t durt~ the illness and death II for the year 1969 haoe been FURNISHED APARTMENT, 3 ser. Balance $91.20. Use our on. $5500. o. Hoi•••• Columbuo, Ohio. ~: """"00 of my brother, David Rees. Umo PQI!lent plan. call 99:1- A COZY 3 beclroomo, bath, TUPPERS PLAINS_ 7 I'OClllll, e. Know• Bond hal-, !lort• P-· 941-3821 revised and the vahations rooms aoJ bath. corner of My special thanks to Rev. Max ••• ··- ldtche• dln'·- room rar........... Qthor s....., Holdoro Racine, Oblo 33 complelecl and are q>en ror Third and Cael Sis., Mlddl~ 52. ...~ ~ ""' ' o• new bath, 2 oarcheo, 4 bed- Ownl"l • H•l•l"l I P•eont .. Donal1ue for his deeply comllvlrw room, new ceUirws, •to 50 Moro 01 Totol Amo•,. of Bonde, Crltt Jlradfonl public Inspection st the oll'lce porL Phone 99:1-2780 or 99:1- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ forting message and James WALNUT SOUD state stereo. etc. $5,500. I'O(D.I, 2 car gange, • • O. M•tooay• or Ott.r SecurJtt••• ' 5-1-de or the County Auditor in the 343Z. 9-31J.tfc 11 6 Simpson, for his efficient and kpeed cha~r. 4-opeakor MULBERRY IIEIGHTS- 2bed· B~=~~G~ d = g~::, H:_!!r,(,,.~·~,2:1 f1:t: ----------~-J~ Court House, Pomeroy, Ohio. - - - - - - - - - - - - - understanding handllngofthe IIEADY·MIX CONCREP;: tlaiiY.' soun:1 system. Balance$68tocma, bath, walltowaJlcar.. ..._.. ..... . .., Col..-nltus, Ohio. Complaint& against any val,.. TRAILER FOR rent, Brown's •·'I 12 rooms, llh batha, prage, 10. Eldant end Nature of Clrcula• '\ memorial service. My ainpet kitche nl . ered rl&ht to JCIIII' ~ .50. Uoe our time payment • ce n.almost '"' -•~ ot ation or assessment, except Trailer Park, MlnersvUle. cere thanks to nave•s maoY plaiL cau 992-3352. ment. 11h: acre, new, carport, $ bedrooms, $10,• Av'.,. .. N•"' C•pl•• loch , .. Fut 'ani - · me ~till· the val11ttlons fixed and a&Phone 992-3324• •15 000 500. • .. D..l .. ,........ 12 ........ . many friends In BaiUmore, mteo. Pb. 992-3284, Geo- · . 9-26-6tc • . • • Nl LOTS, G bath, A, Totol No. Cor,'" Pri.... (Not oessmento made by the Tax Broman and Melgo C01J11~ lor eloln RoadyoMJx Co,, ~ 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - HENRY CLELAND, Brok., 4 baCE ••GOOrOCIIIls, Piau Rvnh Dotr 5,675; Suodor Commissioner of Ohio, will their prayers, cards, visits port, Oblo. ~· • ' Oflico-992·2259 utility, ba... '11~1!'~,. Cl.. •loll••• 1. selu be heard llJI the County Board mREE ROOM apartment, com· AWNINGS, -storin~ doora and 8 RO•~.:,.a.~th, and words or cheer while he ~ n ....... h .... ,.n and c ............ ~ pletel,y modern "lth buUt·ln of Revision, at Ito office In willlmn, carports, :mar-Rea.-992·2568 ment, 2 lets, shade, 1~ vonciOft and ~:ounl• . ••'"' Dally SEWING MACHINES, ~ : · was in University HoiiPital. quees, blown ani belt Insula• ••~ be 4,0591 Svodoy 7,>106. ld.tchen, wall oven and table the Coprt House, Pomeroy, And again thanks to thue lV"l-ou; ry, •t• • •• 900. 2. Moll SuHcrlptlona1 Dolly eemC., en mallea. 62-221';· lop unit; stainless ateel oink Ohio, on or after February 15, same wonderful people who The Fttbrlc Shoo, FCI!Iehil' !i:~n=:.~:· DRIVE IN LOCA'I10N 85t16t. '·l.1f!:idp:,3·~1~ul011o~tt ., .. with disposal unit, large beth 1970. c:.onwlalnto must be gave me such lovlrw StWort A~ndSiq!W~-· 5 2 mateo, phone Olarlos Llile, SPACIOUS 7 ROOM homa, l'h !:'eo _ _ , heme, ,lS,· f. ~,!:"i!.l!l\~~;., (lncludl"l and large closets. Nicely dec· made In "riling, on blanka throuahout this tr3'1118 time. Service. We ~ Scla- .. Syracuse. V. V. Johnoooand ·acreo land, ZSO foot fr- BRICK BUILIJJNG 60x80.Good 87, lo\011, C.,,., • Olhoi> orated. can 992-2278 far ap. furniahed b;y the Coont,y Audl· My heartrelt thanko to my 101'1. . 1-.29-Uc' Inc. 5-1-Uc age oo State liGule 124 In •---u • .,. ...E.,.,, ol YDlltrl!lwtiona 551 !Suodoy 12.5· 0 al 1' polntment aller 2 p.m. Son, 000 lor and filed In his omce oo ~ Cll.,.v, · Total own minister, Rev, Gerald 8-2:1-trc Syracuse. Large kitchett with HI!LEN or VIRGIL TEAFORD 5,:121; '""""' to,aoo. -------------or before the Ume llmllecl ror Erler and 1o my "onderful lots of birch cabinets plenty l ' P: OHie• Uu, L•ft.Ower, l.)ta.. SEPTIC talill cliiDICL )Oller NERVOUS'? can't sleep? Try pa,yment oflaxes for the first friends In Jackloo for their of closet ooece, ~. rec· ASSOCIATES 992-3325 ~:;;:•~/C.:~.~ Senllatlon. stewart, 6hlciPII. ••Sleepers. •• Setialaction half yMr. or at any timedur· FURNISHED three room apart,. expresalona of. ldmneas and reallon room, city water, SYI!".t\151 Go:Jootoh Dally S,675l Sundoy 662-3035. 2-1~ ment, shower. newly decoratl\llranteed or tnOJIOY beck. lng which taxes are recehed oympalhJ and love. Rachel 11 gas, electrlet~, wall to wall ~9-6tc G~t of c.,,., ot; -------------Only 98 cents. Nelooo Drup. by the Coont,y Treasurer, ' ed, 507 Mill st.. Middleport. Warner, slater of David E. carpet In llviQt room. Mull ____________ .:.,_ llooiLI••• Pu~ll•hod -,.., SEE NEIGLER atlldlrwSfiiJ.111' . 9-11-18tp Phone 992-2792. 8-22-Uc without penal~ for the first _, T.PIIt~· o.... . ...... ' Rooa. see to apprecIate. Phone ~&J.• RODNEY DuWN~b A. Tot•l No. Copl•JH-' PNn tor bulldlrl: 10Ul" bame. ~ · half year. 10.1-1tp Gordoo It CaldweU fURNISHED and unlurnlohed s far :,ileot l', WE WISH iD express our sin- ; · ·: Auditor OJ,~~ ·., O()&rlmento. Clooe ·to oc.hool;/. the,POstofftce. llDQulreatt39 '"! \ V.ndOh ..1.. 1 Dallv :z· _ . ,core tlianko to the 'maey l.ln 1 ~ Mlcrdleport, Ohio 4,0831 S~od.Y 7 391. ·-· · · , . .. 1 Phone 992-6434. ·1().18-tfc cc n ~ 5-lii-Uc 2. Moll Suk,.(,., .. ,o,ltrt,l971 HARRISON'S TV ANDANTE!+> trlenda and nelghboro for the 9-21-Uc UGAL, NOTICE -_-..,------------ $uo:""f'.,!fpl~ld Clrculotlooo Dotty NA SERVICE. Phone kindness aOO sympa-thy shown I WILL pick"' merchandlae and ------~-------· take to auction on a percent,. TRAILER LOTS, Bob's Mobile 5 to ua, for the dane lions to the Business Services d... 2522. age bills. Call Jim Adams, : Court, Syracuae, Ohio, on whou loll known place of resloo -GENE..RA ._ L -~el - -· · la,.les) Br, Moll Coni• ar Otf,., ----:--~------~ Heart Ftnl, the man,y cards, auctioneer, Rutland. Phone Slate Rt 124, Phone 99:1room, dining room, hall aDd d.nce Is N•• Phlloclelphlo, Ohio, rCIUVU IJW1 carpeD- . ...Ona 1 Dol y 51J \unRr 121. RON'S FLOOR and tile, bl• • ~ nowers given to us (ol,.. one bedroom CIIJ)eted, 764 Gncl whoso uoct u... try, palntillg, roonns. room Eo T~l Dlsttlbltflon: Dally rca:n and kitchen ~aiel741.4461. 11-23-lfc 2951. S.II.Uc lowlrw the ouddendeathofour know~ and tM unknown Mlh, 5.3381 Hay 10 772 ' Brownell Ave., Middleport. d.vl ..as, legatees, ad.nlnlstrotoh addltt0111, pragtl,etc. Free "F. Office U•• l,.~ft.Q. .., U"" l.qJ, amalladdlUonl. ClllTU. )llrents and grandparonto, Ph, 99:1-9961 or 992-3035. ond aoolo•• of ZINA JACKSOH,. estlmaleo. Phcn 992 23~ oceou,.od $.-)rod Afl4r Prfntlngo ~9' ~C . 10x52 TWO BEDROOM trailer, Mr. and Mro. Robert Young. DECEA$ED will lob ootlco th., : • Balty_337jlvlodo7 221 g..24-tCc Joyce A. i.Savl~ lulll'llnl.rratrhc of g..1S.l2te G. Total Dally ·a67.5; Swnloy ---1 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Male Help Wanted all gas utilities, wall to wall 1 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - th• •••a•• of untchodCornofell, d•· -.-;·.-;-:.-:o;·:.-·· · ·'1····-···.x·····~· · :.:o!····...-.u..·~·,., 11 ooo. ' CIG..:&£nE ve...u..;;iD&drJai carpeL 181 Locust St. Ph. APPLEs. Harris and oons, KeMeth Fitzpatrlck•a Or· j;:;:d111:;t!: ,!:~lona7n the-';':! .-.•.•-•:-!o:o-.o.O::~~:~"·.:.:.:.....·.·:~~:::x.:-:ow.Q~·~!o:~.: --~.c~l~• ~1entee. AiC'EtA~~ria:ROUTE SALESMAN, Jewel 99:1-2619. and David company's Middleport area. ~-~ Sla Houle 689 I • Nta CoiM't within aftd fCif the counW VL - 1().1-6tc 1().1-1tc .,,..~, le ' oco~ ty of Molt• ood $toto of Ohio, 1 ~ . RICHARDS. OWEN ea; .,.1011, ' r- ' Good pay, ~ benefits, good ed 7 miles northeast of 1~1, thDt It I• nee••.., -to ••II Oct 1 173-Ci$43. .....UC 1/ the ollowlng d•actiHcl ...1 ". future. Salary il!t open, baaed WUkeavllle. Phone 669-4785. tate ownecl ~~the dac:ellent, E~nlce 8 -----:------~~~ ' on your earning history aNI In Memcry 9-21·12tc c .... n. ond "'" '"" -------------------ROOF REPAIR and ri"'"IR Auto Sales quaiUlcatlono. You share In aiaO'I'e nom parties ma~ hawa ot · ifW; aleo '*trtot:PI~-·' IN LOVING MEMORY of WU· cla.lm ...O:·»~:m,:~.. LEGAL NOTICI! I to hove an lnterett In sal4 w.:s:::·;.o:·~~;o;:.:-:.:-:.-.:.:.....,,.;b " ~.. >~~,.~...~ .. .w·. .. •.'r....,.WitV, bJ COIU'Itt. profits, too. Five day work bur Spnaue wltopasoedaway REMOVE EXC~ ~ U '";:.,~":::1 1oo1,. olluotod NOTICE OP A,OINTMIHT Free eltlmlte. ., . _ 6Z. week. Eotabllshed business ooe yea"r ago today, Oct. 1, with Fluldex tablets. Orily and Hsctlbed as Follows1 LI!GAL NDTICI lfe. 2808. We io~ - ., ,., 20197 lor over 55 years and ~ 1988. Sadly missed b;y hlo $1.69 at Nelson Drug. Belnt In Lebanon Townthlp, OROJNAMCE MO. l91 l•teta -' Jesaph Dolo . • ,.,..._ 10.1-ctc# growth potential lor Improvwife, Halon, children and 9-11-3otp h\O'It• Coul'lly, OhloJ In Sections ...•-tMG ORDINANCES - . O.Cie.-4. • -ed earnings. All eJ<I)enses 1-4 and 20; baelnnlng crt a point on -~ "" lflndchildren: 1 th. weat line o1 Hctton 1.C. also 269 AND ND. 110 TO PROVIDI Hotlce• 11 hereby 1lnn thlt J_ohn paid and COIIIPiele train!Qt '"" n.. of S.c!lon 20; 11 1ho PO• T"l PROPIR IIITMOD W. 81..'" Sr. whooo Pnt Olfin , IRSII'anct COAL, LUMP, egg, otokor, tho with pay. Full family lneur~ southwest cor,., 6f tho R, tr, OP PARKING VIHICLIS OM Gll••n It Rvtla...t, Ohio hils N.a ~ God saw you getting weary, mine run. Excelsior Salt Cornell 38 acre lot; thane• aut THI TWO PARKING LOTS ON dulr apt~alnt-.1 Admlntstrotli of AtrrOJIOBILE ~ ance coverage, paid vacaa He did what be thcught boot, 325 feat; thanca 1 ovth 620 fMt THE SOUTH 5101! OP lAST tM l!sta.. of Jo~~tPh Odie lnNtan _ .. _ 11 _.., Loot •our Works, Eaat Main St., P<lll- to ttons, retlrementbenefttsare · tM eel'll.r of a rood; thtnce MAIM STII!IT. 1-'• of Rutlan4 TOWnship, OJi'e, _ _.&MIIoll, ~ Ho put His armo around you, ero,v. Phone 992-3891. tops, advancement opportunl· •outh 74 d..,.., 30 mlnuta1 welt clocMI... tor'• ")1-~ Call ~·~~~j: Alit whispered, cmte home tloBE IT ORDAINED oc lotlowo ~. Oo!od tlolo Uth dar of S.pto""" •-"!' ' 11-13-tfc : 312.1 1..11 "'-• oovth 83 doties and lnteresUrwwork. For . · . e Coune:ll of tho VIlla .. of 1969. . and resL .,.., 4.$ mlnuta• " ' ' 90 fHt to POII*oy, Ohio, twoothlrds of all O()poi-ent write Jewel Teo ~-----:-----:-:- .-tho ..ctlon llna1 thanc41 north 290 IIWII!Iterl elactocl thaNto COft. The BOlden gale stood open P. H. O'IIIIH · Co., PO Box 16l6, Hllllllnc· TWO DACHSHUNDptetple&. AJ. .. • foot along tt. sactlon line; thence ' c"")~1 o/,lhe'Pr-• COne year ago today. so, one ol.d-fashioned.bathtl.h -•' 6.10 fnt In Sactlan Ul tha .... nc:e SEC ION J, Tlwt Qrcllnonc• No. Mo ' C.IHifJ' ·Ohl• lon, W, VL or call 522-3897. And with larewell unspoken, north 27 d.grea• •••t 79 I 269 at... October 4 I 948 •d 10/1 I 1Q/1$':/t•' 9-28-6tc Phone 992-5505. 9-3o-3tp th.,.co north 13 • .,.. , 30 •l""h ONlnenca N•· 310, dcrtoct You owll1ly passed away. ' .' _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ uta• •••• 363 foot; thence ·~ ' - 17, J956 n•o•Ufled to tht --~-~------------. . ·......-oil. 39 dqre" •••• lA f.. tl the~tc• · oxtent thot a vohlcleoa patked VACUUM CLEANER,brarxtnew north ;o dolfW• '"'' 212.1 foot .., tt. two ~lno lots on tho SMITH AUTO SALE~ · i.e;:ll·ttOTICE The flowen we ·place upon Female Help Wanted 1969 model. Complete with to tho canter of a roct.l; tMnn s.....h Sltla of E•t ancl W•st Moln KANAUGA, OHIO your gra-ve COMPANION lorelilerlywoman alllftJ tho ~nt• of the .. 14 roall Stnt.tt shall .. r.qulf!e4 to ,.,41: aU cleaning toolo. small)lllnt - • 1B d..- . 30 m l - ooot In lodloldvol ,.ki 01 '""'" w•h May wilber and decay, to live In, lor home and some da hlp 1 WW take 460 foeti thtne. nolth 21 . .,.., . tho front or forward end ;I told But .our love for you who wages. Phone 949-3441. mage 8 P ~ east dOO .... , tMnc:a scMh 1075 W41hlcle toward tho c.,.. on tho $22 cash price or term a i!deto thl" place of ... Inning, seutlt ond ..... t ••"'-• af .. ld oleeps beneath, 10·1-3tc 1966 Pontiac ••• $1695 1 ed. Phone 99" "685 conlcllnf .. five CICfft ht sectfol'l -111~ tot. r 11 r WUJ never t'ade away. Cotalino -4 dr. Hard Top. Air ~o-6tc . 14 and 12.25 ••• In "Pion 20, Sec ION 2. TMt ft shall •• <·.; c0t1dltlonod. Low millage. E· • · «17.25 ocra1, ~ otl•••· ill... for any v.hlcJa to~ In E~~~~:.'a: ,~-•:1~~~1%,.,";(i!"\l,;~/: 10.1·1tp Losl tro thorp. Power ata.,lnv. Powet brakes . Automatic: trona. -------------Tho ,faro• ·of sa1d petition •• • ~.."i:":~ 1 .!.-:'~ P•:-JYf ~N:f ~~~ .IJI••n LOST - registered beagle In One coreful local owner. 1969-SEWINGD}I.cbinausedjust deter~nlnatlon ef. tt. rla.hta 1 1... ~td In 1 ny ..-n...,' It p6l ef c"' ~1•;rn•,•~'·~~~:: Notice Leading Creek area. Rsward. a few times. tully equlppedto t.,.at• aM Ilona of ~ .... ~~1nt!J 1~11 ba prl~n~· facia •vl4anoe •f ;:: of ~ bu hoi and that patttkH* - awt.....- I the wlolotl• of th11 ordlnonce Ohl • ' ATTENTION, contractoro'blda Phone 992-5704. z Ia:..zag. ma-s tton ea, t~ncl •oHatH te~ ••II the ontiM In- SECt I()til ,, Thar whoevw •vi., C:.tton .n . .., , 1966 ChrYsler .. 12295 are ,_ belrw aought ror the 10.14ie OYerc&llt, tpplfques audma~ t.mt 1::.. , .. 141 t reol ..~cr· ~O ina fh.i flfDVItlons Of thfi oNh~ thalr"' clelnta N- York• 4 Door H~op. olr 1 oceor "' 0 _ __.. one• sholl k ftnod not '-•• tho" within fow 1110nth1• c:cndltlon, IIIIo new bloc~! flna...... WW CH. . 0 ,. CCIIIJlrUction of an addition to • - - - - - - - - - - - emb rold ery d es_...,... stotute1 In 1vch· C41... 111011• on~~~ flw• nor....,. than ftftx 40 11-.. DotH thl 23rd do of S.ptemHr · l•h. Fully equipped. the Middleport Church ot Wanted To Buy ..crlflcelor only$34.40caoh p1ovldu, .,61of '""""of dtolrl• $~C'l'ION 4. That all olhoo oot~ · 1969 ° ' . < b.,,.., oee..rl,.. to low. .,,..., or ,.., of ooll · -1 ' price or terml may be ar- Thto ,.,..,.. Htst Ww. IHRtlo!'Od e-.,llct with the · ...,..,, n • i·i !ltrlat. For information, con- CHINA CABINETS, rOund Ia· 1966 Pontiac ... $1695 ranged. Phone 992-2885. will lutthor .. "notice that '~>." thlt Ndlnclnca, shofr~:'::;l · , J! u:oJ·~:: ~tl4 tact Don Erwin, Middleport. bios, old clocks, etc. Write L•mon• 2 dr. Hard Top. On• • •• •tc ,_, bun _ . ,...,,. dalood'"" · ••• hot.. y- '"'"'"· 10/1 10/1 I t• . of thl tharpeat 66"• onywt.rw. l'hollo 992-3290 after 6 p.m. or call M. D. Miller, Rt. 4, IP"""JV"'V to _sal4 patlt~on •n• that they . . ' SECTIOM $, Tl.it this oNhWI • " ~... ' B.autlful •lnrl buck-' soah. - - ------------ ..._..,lr.. hto answ~ theof•- ..._• shllftoko tffoct •4 '"-'" 9-2~ Pomeroy, phoite 992-6211. Po'"'• st.. rlng. AMtomotlc ~ bel... ' ' • 1.. .., Moo• • """ .... ..... ... • ..l...t ·- · ',. ' ' ' ' ., ' ' tron1. ALLIS CHALMERS C Ira• -------------6-26-tlt - 1969· . IIIIli otlowi<l ~y low. · ' ' · " '' ' SKATE-A-WAY SCHECULE "lth ploW• allll co!Uvators, J• .. A. 11.,1,, P••~• S.po..t5, 1969 ~tuil.'w~~ ~ ~ Bock to School Jlll'ty, 'Friday, BLAETTNARS $450. Phono7U-6825. ~.::':,'1: CIIA.OLIIW,'LIGAR .1 8Cbguib 'elidtd 'tOJ~~~ For Rent ' Oct. 3, rreogll'tfarovoryone; BUICK PONTIAC W~ C:..ooll, .. _,... A'!l MAY • Wol . mJ.-.1:i,¥•'il!l:~ llallow- Plrty, Friday, Oti HARMONY APARTMENTS, lllr· GMC TRUCKS -------------lfl ••o-17oz• c Ja.. ... Necroto IMICitma!!:~.I SJt 1 1963 BUICK !lleclal, good eo1>o (10) , .. 6•• 9/2• t0/110/131c ator ·lll~Ct , . ·,. . , 3L q,en Wedneocla,y, tirlilaf; , nlsbed, 3 rooms, bath. prtPOMEROY ..le parkirw. Out of all Ooodo,, 'Ill- ••g• ........ Wallller, daye. . · • •· ' <' ani Seturday, 7:30 to 10:30. u -·~~ ·~--------------------3 blocko from post ofllce. • Available lor partlos011Man-' t!IO. I'llane 62,3442 after 5:· Mini Ajlartment, lllrnlohed, For Sale 30 p.m. Ill' 62-32211 Ul'limt. LICIAL NOTICI ' IIQ, TueodQ, and 'lbarllday bedroom, kitchen, b a t h, .qhto and Satwday aDd SUJ>. SWEET POTATOES,$4~heL 9o30-3tc HOnCI OP APPOIIITIIIIIT WHYWOR~Y porch. Suitable for one per.. ' IIQ aller-.. Phone 985Alaoaeornsqua.sh,pumpklna, ------------~. ' · c:. ...... 20,1• oon. Prhate parklJV. call 029 or !lteoter 9~565. gourds, Indian earn. Brbw GERMAN LUGER, ~ COIIiU• ~'!!~ . Of I~'"" "'""' D.. 992-6392 between 10 a.m. and 9-21-30tc containers. Localecl on Rt. lloa. Jiltone •'*""'7~/ 9-28-tfc 6 p.m. 338 In IA!Iart Falla. •AIIdrotr Noll REViVALAT-RUiiand-cMi"mu, WOo3lp Hot .... · •• _ , ofoloooi L•loothat ... Craeo. ~S.12tc -------,-.-.--~-;,- · Tewno~ ~· Covttly !Port• nltr Church, Oct. 1 lo 12. Ul· UNFURNISHED '"-low ,large Wlon Wlloon, ovanpllat. llYIQt room with llreplace, -~· · ------------ Go-KA!tT, llko NW,Juatowr· '·~ - ~d 1 ~ 7..11 CAFE,whlske)'1 beer,and. hauled. ttO. Pbone 9d"._G883. e of .,t.,! ._ W0-3tc kitchen, utl!IQ> room, bath, 9,.36,8te · •cooiH, .... ., ~ t wine license available. Phone . ship, Malt•' eoum,, Oltle. Very nice for 2 .iE\iiVAL' AT-!Wa;;d Fr~ bedroom. 992-9957, Mldcllepori. -----------;-~-.- . C:..dltor• lilo ,...,.... ,. lllo odulla. No pete. MaiOD, phone ~S.7tc .1958JE1!P, 4-Wheelllrlft,piod lholr wMh ..,,. ftj~t-r Jloptlot !lturch, Septombtr• 7'13-5203. 9-2S.7tc n "' Oc:tdler 12, 7:ao p.m., --- -- --------condlt!OII, fl$0; Call f93. ·c~:: tht:'i~·...,., S.pt5860. 9.28-81p . ~- 1969•' • PutOC', 1'1!111 Tlf!or. EvaJ>. .POODLE PUPPIEs. AKC Tclr· pilot, NOC'IIIIll Tayllll'. ~ TWO BEDROOM houao, 1638 ;, H. O'I=EM • miniature, f75 and "'' Slud ZS.FOOT hotlN traDer, 1 bed, ..... J ., .... Cauttly ' Lincoln Helghto. Multo pretid oi'W'... Evoryono wei• oerYice and Jl'ooml,.; Phone ferred. can 992-3319. I'OCllllo flOG, c.iJ 6Z-6860. CGtDO. WW Yota CCI!Ie? 9/17 9/2A 10/1, 31c 192-6443. U-34c 9.29-3\c ' 9-211-11111 • . Wt-15tp orn. Po11eroy Motor Co. I I , - · • · · ·~ ··- "'• Del·' Estate For Slia' I ~;.]~~:~~~iii -------------- HOBSTETTER I EALTY ------ --- --- -- R I E tat F e or PORK AND 8EAt>IS ISMOLOIIIa. OUAMATIOUAL Dlllt!! e Qel-- R eal"" -- ------ - - -- EEK AND MEt:K WHAT DID ' · ·.;· •lnrP•rPtu.: ------------ 1200 BALES of hay, 400 tlmolhJ, 800 mllood, 50contobele. Pbone 992-6214. 10.1-6tc bo. Radio. Cala< white. 1966 CHEVROLET --$1495 0 8' p·ICKUp, 292 cu. ln. ' 6 cy I• Cus Iom ca b, new j'lrel, radio. Blk .. fi~ish. ~uns out good. 60 INTERNATIONAL - - - -..--$695 2l7 Ton. VS eng in•, 5 apeed trans. 2 speed rear axle, good tires, 9 ft. dump body & hoist. {- .• c':;_,., -------------- --------- - ---- SETTER CHANGE FIRST, MOM .YOU SHOULD PROTECT YOUR EXECl111VE: IMAGE. -------------·· ::•:::. ------------ Dally ""'''••!J -------------- -------------- ::J." "'''"'"'' N-• --- - ---------- ------------ :~f:!:S:; 6~~::!: ::~-:Z7~m. TW_O_B_ED;~; ~om-.,-,l~lng ap~~~ Ph.!otaJ~~ ~ . ;. :~rC~flt!~·~:t~ ~~' ,., ~-Nelli:"· Racine,~~ arid'~· 0~;;:. ~~~~.~~· Jt'J,o~ ~Ul.',: -----~ ' ·.flji~~r.::.~~ 11?2'· S.~lkft ,..... act.... '• -------------- Shop Th.e· ------------ want Ad ••.rY ,...,, --- -------- II• I t'.,. '!: C::.a-;!4 ¥ • ..,..... • ,.._ ' ·, ,,.... -------------- Ji ---·-111 MliUI/2 -------------- lr s.;,... . ,..,.I f'!':: ot,_. .:!f.i:te•: Pe,..:.., ':,i. r.! "wltr'it'!fr .. .J: -------------- •..:""' :J.- -le .- . c.,, - -------------- r.... f:.:...,1:' :r.7: •:r• -------------'· •. ACROSS l. Form ~ - MOf'llem titles 9. Ball tavorltr 10. Stopl!i :!~~~~~ 12. Comesm Debatablf' ~ Like Old enough 18. Friar's Utle 19. .Submergffi 21 . Swifter . Attempt . Ligature i~~~~~:· . Percolntt>s Clan Lofty mountAin 4. Coast bird ~ - Exclamation 6. Herd. of whalf'F 7 Above 8.Sh<lp 9. Animals 11. Aateri~k 13. PliablE" 17. Remain • vine 30. Member of the forms neu CIITIOC• lb. Glisten morist 22. Wei(ht ot India . peerqe 31 . Per· 33. Child's 36. Pullman space 37. Fat 38. Citrus fn1ll ....~~ I .-J ~ Unocromble the&efour Jumbles, orte letter to each square, to form four ordinary wordt. Inc readl- 20. Ameri tan hu- ~&Will~®"'-~.., Z7 . Z9. Climb· ., ..... ,.,_,........ ,.. . ~ ........ 11... · -~ ool well·kncm:n ..-~:::::::::;-...J:>"'"'L...J trt I H\1\K L !! E~rm L...:..;\;.:.::.:;:1:..._-1t!,.."'X.,....),......-,J 48. Music nottl ± K ) .-~===~..L.J"-.LJ._.J II ,.'UTU, J,,' ce ______.;..,..........----- 8 . ' AlLY CROSSWORD 1 CA . .. p lo...tn. PAINT LOUII P10PU .. IINGI · · ·. I Yftllef4ay'• l ---·-Of . . . hili) • -. ,• ....._, r .., ~Mr ....~ • .- . , . , . , . _ . 1'01'1.. �''l·i' "~.-·11&• il-'adt l~ ~··~· ~'~~i~~~~~~~~ ,..,-~~Nil- -al- ··e ,, · ·'·. .· ~~~ ' m!ilt\ ~'iiil!ll•"""''lliUmerlcan' . ~ ~;P>t ~. -- ' . . ' IC .... vod Slm!lojf In Sp. 5 !laney AlleliiWOl'lll ~ In u hama Jir ' ud Nrl KeltMIII • · · • and BellY ell &Joncervlllo were the u'ttlk''~rile UH! of Mr., and 1¥ of ~. 'lreCikecicl....,lll Nelca -~ CCII....._ W-~ ~ ~ ~~ ~~ w':i dlmer a... = ai !: ':t ol i. Hal; on •·and a;" and .,.!t Mrs. Rodney G. Wmler$ at y ' ' < . ;:~~=:,:~$r'. j Flnali!Rirovai from tho stste oo aU phase~ ol tile construction has been received and tho church 11 currently securing bids from contractorL Tho wing wW bi coostructed 011 tho lot adjacent to the church where 41 God 11 Little Hounu now stardL The house which baa boon u1ed for U.. past aewral Jill'S for the children's Slm!lojf School claaarooms will be sold ard removed from lila property. Don Erwin, lila architect, lstntereotodlnhavlnecontractors contsct him If they're Interested In btddl!ll on the job, PARIS (UPI)- Tho Unltedstaleotoda.yro;lectedlateot llano! ard VIet Corw callaoofrealde,.Nbulltoclnlplhe So!soo ..,....,.. molll. It warned the Ca!>munlsts that no political ·~ con be achieved without South Vle-'e QPI'OVal. u. S. chlefnogUiatorllenryC8botLodpaervodnotlce Waaho lqr~~>n wW roonaln lnaexlbte In tta -Ilion to IllY settlomeJt that would l_...t 011 tile South Vleinamaae-le other thon lhnl!l(h cOI!Inllled, tree olocllona. Lodp said tile CC!mmunlsts h~ to lab over fr1ln a mill· lacy fallowllw tile withdrawal ol U. S. lrOOI)I ard then lalol over tram a political sts,qo~nt aboultl Washlni!M ooat lila SaJaon .....,... • J KIMBALL ~. Now Planned Friday BOAT WiiJNDID - '1111 CliiUI o.ir • '11Pt , 5 . rt I' '1 ' 1111 .... J 111111tero011 toulbolt, Deoolo Y, Wodneldly aft..-- fiJr a bid dobt ...... the ownero of the baet, tho lllllnd Waterwa.yo Sontce, lllc., Covi!liiOn. K,y, llepuQ K8m;y Dect.ard (loft) C<lllfera with hrilf lleftver A. Wtlloer (white lhlrt) pri..- to laklqf tho baet to 0-Kan Harbor to be lied Jl). IIUnd Waterwa.ya paid off tho f990.57 Thurodey, 1 - and coats, 101.allntl . tl,UO.I7, ~and tile boat wai raloaoed. While tile Deoalo Y. waa lmjlou!llod the 01t1o VaUey T--., 1 - of tho Deot1e Y, operated ferry sen!co with the 1:>-car flat ,....,, the Llllllll G. 46 Steel Workers On Strike wllhlllll a Seed vo. Size The size of a seed has no bearing on the size of the plant that will grow from it. The taUest tree in the world, the California r e d wood, grows from a very small People who boast of their seed; the large seed of a family tree are often poor watermelon will produce gardeners. only a low vine. • • • If we size up the lass our .buddie hos The loadotone dlscovered correctly, just got himself engaged in Asia Minor was the first to be harried. magnet of any kind. • H•.e'• Maee The m a c e, wblcb Ia the symbol of authority In the. U.S. House of Representa· lives, stands 411nches high. Its core Is formed by 13 ebony rods, representing the 13 original states of the Union, and its surface Is covered with sollil silver engraved with the seven eon· tinents of the IIObe. . 2.95 GIRLS DRE,S$E,$ ..... I ; . . . . . . SALE 2.00 l.JS GIRLS DRESS£$..... ;: ..... ;. :$AtE 3joo 4-95 GI~U DR.EhES ...... ; ...... SAL£'.3.50 $.95 GIRLS DJtESSU .... , ........ SALE 4.50 7.95 GIRLS QRE$SES ... ; •.•• :...... SALE 5.50 8.95 QIRL~ ORb'Sf:~ : ............ SAL~ 6.50 ~~.95 GIRLS QllESSES 1.. .... ~ ...... ~i.:E 7.50 1U5·Qliii.;S DRESSES ,.· . ~ ••••••• ,.SALE·9..50 .' . , .MEIGS THEAT.RE Dinrl£r, Trail RUle Enjoyed ..,,,htOc.....,l-2 """ n ......, T MOT OPEN -- ,,,.., ..,, T...., 0•••3-7 W.lt Dis..,.• "THE LOVE lUG" IAIIdii!IICMl (Techwlcole;) DISHEY cARTOONS: .......... ;.,.,.•1NudMoch; ·Grows Next 0.. T• El~nldo Ohle ' . Dean Jon•• .Michele LH CHAPMANCANADAY ·., Just received another shipme,.. of lhese fine quality Kimball. Pianos. Bur •·· one now for yourself or ro11 ~ily ;nd realir save. Sllect fOil ~wile ' .. , size, wood finish ancl cal!l~stJIIna and savnl Etberfllds-. Kimball: · .. have beauty you can see .... QUality you can bust. Etery Ki!llballl'tlao Is . · fashioned of selected hli'dwoods and exqulslleiJ crafted In aveirMih Stop in, see lhese line Pianos and see how'you c;n '.save. · . . - Th-·''" 60c Childron A... i11lon: 51.1)0 Adulto; SHOW STARTS 7 PM Baker, Wro. Fl'lllk WU. . .;. ~· ., ,' , 1 '. •• .~···.r ~. . w·.· I ·,~, 'i "-·~ P~MIROY · ,~ : ' r , •" .• .'J " • to a apokesman II! John T. (Jacl() Dori!CI)"s area lllllnoor ctrlce <t tile Weal Vlrlinla 9lale Road Commlaslon, located In Pl. Ploa88111, tile llrat pour will now take place at 7:30 According LD!,, Fricii.Y. Workmen will haul concrete In trucka from tho Wotllerall . C411cretAI C o - at Hendoraon tolhebridp slteonlhe West Vlrlinla side, unlesa hampered 11Y nln, Doraey said. llo explained lhot tentative Jlians call for conorete to be poured Frldl.l' out far as the Weal Vlrllnla Wbal this Is reecheel work on this llca wiU and haulocl ti'!II'W!l!llon nOrodey. . Olllho An olflclal. of tile· C<lllqiiiQo' b,y, oald lhetr work COII!ract ex. alate llu!lpt. ' plrod at mldnllht. Olllclll1 •nd Grew surreulered · qul~ at St. Paul'• Church, where he wOJ'kers have boon holding .,.... heei ..IUan roture oarUor with tho """"""nt' "I'm 100. m lake ferencoa tho paot month Ill ID ~- l'm avtrv to ask God tor 11111C1uary. After aU, He got oltlmpt to work out a now conme 'IMO tlda mesa." tnct agreement, It was report. ed. However • no solution on 1 "pnorol eondltlona" brodagfor indutled ,..,.•• odtleved, and u a re1ult, oJII: . ANCI'O!AGE, ALI\SKA -. ALI\SKA. WHICH HAS-- Pl~a wore pickotlor tho ... lebced dellnitthe •tural aarlhquakes, braced -.,. fer o rna.. tabllshmoDt 011 Eall Main SL elY!! undorsrounli illiloar test-esclontletsbelleveCCI!IIdtnuc:h today. oft tembl..-a arill tidal wave1. &..,nlsory and office staff Tho Alilnlc EnerJY CcJmmlasloo pianDod to trtaer the cJe. persomel ......, 4111he Jd>. vice at 6 p. 0.. ·EDT on lila remote Aleuuan Island of Amehltl!a1 .. A . _ ofllclal saldlhere about 1,500 miles from Anchorage. The Ollllloolon at til&- were no plans k a fllrthor.,... of a. 4,0Jl0.foilt sl!sfl wW raleaoe a force equal to I!IICII'81hen a forence to ·.uacuoalhe "PDBr• mllll011 tons of TNT. Tho AEC 118J'I tho teat wW be ~ilely al condition" Problem w..-kers at the ~ are ~ ~ two Pl'C(II!Inent CaU!Cirnla oarlhquake ectentlota qree. 11181Dbin of 1.-J 6197 United . .' ' Slaelworlloro of Amerl ' ~ in new so&........£.1 mood ca. ~-J . __ WASIIINGTON- DEMOCRATIC lEADERS OIEEREDtlleir CAR DAMAGED DiDo In apecW congrea1lonal elections -.,. •• Bl&na ·of.a ... A car driven by Michael C. tlanollrolll I'IIIIIIIDgaplnat tho NlliDD admlnllnUcn Mai-ocau. Wolf., 19, _,. CC!IIIIIbul, wa1 t1ouo port,y ~~~~~n~&er• folttt waa too eorly to forecast tile·!llliOJio silghUy cama&od WoclnoH&7 at al polltl~ climate at tho time ot·the 1&71l congresolGml oJoc. 11:36 P. m. when It went out <t Uono. E- lhose more wary Prolllllocal• were coallclent lho control on Stale Route 12fabout Deniocrats w.oulof retain control of the Hoose II! the .-.1 bolf 1.1 mlloo weal ot Bactno,slrlloof Presldoal Nllala's term. lng a m•IJbox and Jill& meter In .,• ' VIctory In a llilclll c011grooslol81 oloctl011 In Maaoachu. lj!e :rani of !be Ronald Boeclo oetia Tuaeclay moan1 tile Domoc'rall had picked "'three Jlltjub. . place. 'l1!t (!llirlll'a Dept. 11>ilwi HWH l.,la Ill voll!!il to fill "'C&ncleo IIIIa ;rwr. ~ted. "* LOCAL TEMPS Tho temperature bulontoom Pcrnorqy at 11 a. 111. ThuriiiiiJ Ulldor · - aide• .... ee d.. ....... iiEtas oEm.RALIIOSPtr.u. ADMITTED - . Mane. DI'SCIWII;I:D ;;, ·'~ ' ;. Horky Will Coordinate Promotions .. of - · ....=.., center brldp's ward the outalde Dorsey over a joint moet~Jw Wednesda,y eYOII!qr ot the Mfd.. dllj>Ol'l Merchalita• Aun. and tho Chamber ot C<lnmorce at the Columbus and Soulbern Oblo Electric C<>. . Other chairmen wore MrL JIBIO Klaoa, parade, ard Edls011 &leer, edvertlslng. The Mercl'ants Asaoclatloo doMted $500 toward ' tho pur· chase of Chrlatmaa decora!Ions, which wW'be OOtslned by IJIIlO- To Meet TuedJiy Tho Molp County Alsocla. tloo for MentsUy Retarded ChU. dron ancl AG!Its will . . - at 7:80 p.m. Tuesda.Y In tho base • mont of t b 0 TrlniJ;y United Church o1 Chrlat In PomorQy, Tho moll 1'0C811t contribution til~~~~ ~ ~;r":;. received by lhe aasoclatlon Is ~.., .oc&J' 00 • a ~' rr.., lhe BIIIJI Bee Claaaof Ja.ycoe prcmdlon, wW be obtho 'l'rlnlty Unltocl Church of oerved by Middleport ard PomChrist. eroy from Nov. 2 tltroutlh tho 8th, Jim Meese, Jeycoe momSKELETONS FOUND bor, reported. SPRINGFIELD, Oltlo (UPI)AttendllW tile meeting wore AI least obc IDdlan oltelolonl Horlq, Mr1. John Worner, ...,.. Wednosda.Y at • ..... lriaaurer; Mrs. G. B. Stout, lllructlon lite bore. Tho.Y are John Werner, Balosoerelary; boll-.1 to balcltc to t11e Adena Ill' llotnnll trlbio whlcll 111'ed er, cash lllhr, MrL Kloos, fa lhe area about 2,000 yeara Mannl!ll Kloo1, MrL Beulah J4110s and Richard OWen. qo. ,. - ~ United Preoo International oald Ita airborne and ,.val CCII!mandoa swept ICTOII the Gulf of Sua today and raided Jaraell poattlooa alq a 23..mlterrontoftbeSIDaiPenlnsula- lhe llrot ouch Arab raid Iince tho 1987 Middle East War. A mlllta17 communique, without glvlne JpOC!Dc cJe. talllt laid. the e!'ID,.Moel eacaped after the "canwletely ouccentul" aU.Ck that cauaed hoo'IY lanelllouea 40 to 63 ,.Ues """"' &~eo Cit)' 011 tho &UIL "Tho EcJptlell claims an enlli-ety wilhoot&IIY......,. t1on WholPeftr• ". !!llld an broall apoljei!IIWI In Tel Aviv. lie !laid.- ~ plane heel cirqlped bambi alq tho 1111!!11~· ...t wltlleut cloq &IV camop E4PPt -e clrattees and - r onllmen. A Pentagon source todiQo' CClltlrmod reporto former ,\r. 1111' Provost Marlhtl Gen. Carl C. Turner had the nome <( SetMaj. WWiam 0, WoUbrldp stricken from a report on aUopd service club thefta at Ft. Benning, Ga. Turner, a major general, waa I'Otlredfrom the Army. lletook a hl&h Job with tile Nixon admlnlatratlon tills year aa chief <t u.s. merlhtls. The administration Ored him laot monlh as a result of tho Investigation, Two offloornholnvestlpted an alleged $7,000 per week otot machine "llklmmln&''operatlon at 11 service clubs IDAulllbure ancl Mlll!ch, GclrmaiQo', during tile mld.1960o testified Maj. Gen. WWtsm A. CUnniDgham m stvmled tlleis to (Conti!Jiod on Page 7) ' WASIIINGTON (UPI) - 'l1!e Senate ~dlclary Committee has asked Clement F. 11ayns.. wortb Jr. to supply a record of hie aleck markettleallogs, amld fresh Ropubllcan OIJI)OIItlon, lnclucllng 1 domalll from 0110 GOP ._tor Presldeat Nixon withdraw tile · . . _ Court nomination. .. late dovslopmeuta: -TI!e committee dolayod a vote OR tile nomln•tl011 for 0110 week, a docislllll - wW 1-e the ~ Court wllh an OlllilQ> seat when It _ . Its taU oooalonlofanda.y. -Sen. Edward W, B~,JI. Mus., asked Nbull towllhlbtw the .....,futlm, womiDc tile Senate ml8hl not con11nn Gl Death. - . ,. to Get CoP,ac A~GI, ~ (UPI) - ··. wunt95 SAIGON (UPJ) _ American battle doolhs clroppocllaot wook to tllelr lc•reat lew! - 95 - In more Jban two yoora, the u. S. Commord IIJ!IlO!IIICed today. The sharp cirqlln deaths _ 35 1 Gls were killed during the previous week - reQeotod tho decreoolng lovelof(11'01111dfl.lh". 1,., ,_ at Ita lowest poln' alnco 1 C<lnmunlll cease-lin ID early Soplembor. 1n 0110 flal'e\11 -.,., u. s. Aim~' lnl<ll• boat off a North v._,.eoo attack IIR!llnat lheis camp just below tile Demiltta· rl.zod Zone killing 12 Hanoi soldlen. American WllS n>ported killed and 21 wounded. Anolher 1 315 Americans were woorded'laat wook, 577 ol .whcrn required hospitalization, military spokoamen oald. This ,.. an lncroaae ol201 woundod over tile provluta week. Cc:lllmlmist losaes were put at 2,382 killed, while South Vlet.nameoo forces lost 308 kllled alii 806 wounded, their lightest casualties Ia three w...ks. o.:. Vehicle Sales Bring 817,855 "'"* oa,. Beat. •• Ofthe Bend · B.r Bob lloe.flkh The Boone, Iowa, lltgll Scheol m-cbeaU'l directed by Koorad Scholl, formerly of Middleport, wW be one ot tho nat1411's 10 ll'mt buida and four orc!l@lll'll featured during the 2:1rd 111111111 Mid-Wool NaUOIIII Bond . lind Orcbestre Clinic to be bold at tile Sl!erman Hoose II! adcqo In December. at tile clinic Ia an - · Arceplanee of a .,.... to Topes of orchesU'la and bands blddlqrforpartlclpatlonare stud. led by the elQlOrts before an ~ lo oltlelldod. Scholl Is a former band dlrectol' In MJddlepori but has boon ID Iowa 23 yoers where he Is head of tile music doporlmellt ol Boone lllgh School. He devotes hla personal otrarts to conductiJW tile orchootra. Mrs. Scholl, by tho way, left-.,. to return to Iowa after vlaltlng wllh her mother, Mn. R. W, Suoo II! Middleport. AN ART DISPLAY BY POMERoY'S tal.- Billllla,yer is featured IIIII Week ID tho window of lho Mei&s lleoc\quartors at lila corner of Nyo a!lll E. Malo. Tho 8llblblt will be In the Jrirdow unUI Friday. -...no MRS. BETIY ROUSII, A FORMER leadter of Motp Count.y, husballl. Howard, aad dnchter, ~e, are enjqrirw their home at Kingwood ID the Manafteld ar01. J!etl11s taking part 111 tho Ma~~Jftolcl S~ 1111 cltorua and llo!rard Ia )Ill bick to work followiJv IUI'IOfY. lnctdoraUy, tile Rouohas do mill Mellis Ccltall¥. LOCAL STRINGED INSTIIIJIIENT tathuslaota terooted In taldqr Jlll'IID Muoio Fosti1111, U.S.A., to 1&.12 atllonton, KJ. A u.re Vlllnam, kllllq all %6 Allierl..a lboud, a NUJ IJl + I AllaiPI plaoi craibed 11m the-,. • fllll!t from Culli Piimt tile Pbi!lj,tplnoe to an alre.roft lied ._, placed Of ,.u.s ... liY the manoald. '1111 NnJ opatoamall aald of tha home, ..... tile OA an,baund qpq Ja ,) 1 nomtnatlon. lltlf' ed todo:r' llllbo Tclllldn Gulf oil the IIR!llnll ~ SWI another GOP ~r, from the lolldweat, oald ble mall Wll81'1111!ing heavily ...... tile · ' ment" Tho committee called for lila Greenville, S. C,, Jarllt to supply a record of aU ble stock transactions, real • pii'Chases and otles, IIIII l...,s and endor..-. ci111J!iJ back to 1957-lheyoer b e on tho federal bencb. Son. lll.rc:b · ila,?b, D~. forced a dela.y In CQ\oldenljaa r1 the nomination liY donlaa4. ing lhe records. He charaod "We've '-• idVIII the dlpiiJI _ , . , ID trying to got ll!em. 'liiiJID&worth lllppOrters on lho committee lll!'eed tile Judtle lii!JIDIWOl'lh. ·-.!d -'1 them to doer lbt -There WOIIIIIIIJ!COiilrmed, eis. tbouiJh .-1""- ._-t Son. The proof 8ayh - a ts ll!lt Robert P. Grltlln, R.Jill<b., who lla,ynaworth never Ill on .,.led the flabt aplnat the chief case In wllldt he hod 1111'' Justice nomination of former flnanelal links willl tile Justice Aile FOI'Ias, t1ao had Jlll!ls, Tbe )Kip bas alnoo!IV asked Nlxlln to puU back the conceded he bougbt stock InDl""'•ltlon , _ _ t h e Brunowtelt _.._ ._Rtl)ubU..ii, a -willie a cseo -tnvolvlar lbo member <t lila eommlllcle, aa1c1 CGIIIPII1l' was bofGr* him. He he IODBed "a growing ......_ OOIIIended II was an aceld!mt. u.s. NnJ qplfplanoerub. U:ZiE:! · Fading · <( ' ' . h · ~ · IIIIJ!N':R?tR\\em:e \',," RoodJvllle, whore !lmdaJ'• -cation will take Jliace, the -rts <Arl HQI'iq wW coordl,.t. ~!: ·•- ~· tll••lii';W.. 1 i dllport ti1IJ year. Hori!J .Pftlidocl, aoproaldltllt . ' . .... cllacloaed. He oald tho IJUI'JOH of ti1IJ !>1'0C0Glre u for btlonce. Meanwhile, Robert 11oon1c, of Allied steel, oald bls c o Is flnllhlng up ''odds andollla" and they expect "' complete work hero next week. Thlaflrm bas boon In charge of the - r oteei conotructlon. Deck work Is under contract to Melbourne llrolhors <t Canton, G. Alfred . carrier.m !!latlo!! 1D lheTa. a..r, . lela Gulf. ' • , ' Hu-. ,. .'/'< . ~.' ,. ' 1. ' ...... -.u, ...... ODd SYRACUSE - Memben <( Mro, G.. Yoll, J&lllt Man. lhe Melgo f-H Pleaa~re 1114ual, · C <IUIIII onlr, Jo Ann 111ft. .... parents and Invited &Uosts ... Jim .. _ and ...... wu. Wljojred a covered clllb dl-. liaal poiildL . and cookout at RO)'a) Oek Park Sept. 21, aoln& llrll 411& trW · ride and relllrnlna to lhe Ill•· Aq.r lhe "'"*'"at WrL!lolni:: nlc area for tho dllmer. le ....•the member a .¥~' fair .ur.ndlng were ~ Man. )nlidlllll IIIO!Ill1• ...,.,.., of ' . .W. ...,.,.. -U1Mdlhelr ~~ uel, Karen Grltlltll, lllanll WU. IJ!e.,.,.,..,. • . lad ~ . .....,.. "' ...... 100, steve and IIIIa -~ fliSII'IC • .. . , BGb lllackoton,~lllkel',al. . . .,.t.JW&.Muutl, 17 IIWUtl, c-le smilli, 'Suui tor tbeliYOit, Kellh Llale, Clnda. """' Jill• · Julia Gooeh, 5eo1t lllld T I IIi Ulllblo to llload beeluoio Nease, CborJI CrOooan ·a !Uneol, .... biinl• Ill ~== MrL c. K. Nouo. · ~~. .... . AlDie li Guests Mr. and ...... clollllhter ot Mr··illd ....... l'l!lf ., ' ..41aehv ~ ~erauyol~ ~. 7~ba==se:mea;:~~~~~B!:;;;;;;;;;;;:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;:::;;:~ ty. . under spiclal pcilw.-o Jl'lllled the loata1848 law, palled lho aosombly 011 • Dill¢ after Gr<llplled three !1111 of 1urit the ~ltAII, who proteoted wallare cots prls are on sale this weal end - and lb.-a are lllndrlds and hundreds to select fnlm - and In all size ra1111S - from months ., sizes to tean a1e ~lzas - all top name brands. Stock up NOW this. ••k end and savel. ' Tho Riverview~ Sdtool PI'A wW be apantlnJr a larae relre- 1111111 durfnll lila -cation porlad, W01'd recelved by Mra. G<aco Weber at wine, - a n d lavish lfvlna- at lila lloiD oerll IIIIo mornlniforc. 11!1 pollpJaomont <t tile firlt JJOUrllll <t concrete on the dock of tile """ 01t1o River bridge balwoon Kaaaup and Hender. . eon. Acoonllni: to First Concrete Pour Er~=~~~Votes j) •k• ·EIHrfel•s In Pomeroy Your Shopplll ·Center . . ba m. lb!di!JI, Alnvelll8atlona eubcommittee aource oald - ·r • • PIAN~O-,S~-· ELBERFELDS IN p!llllc will be lnvltedtoi!Gil'd a barll!l llbl<b IIIII lodlad tl!raugh tile .... - · ..,..: free feature wUJ bi ~ liY tile U.S. Corpo of ~·, :~:~:;.::,:: Havn.swort '.J • - In Joint Meeting · • • • . AIQOIII for a tree barae ride oo lho Ohln RIYOr? &l<b rldal will be cderod • to the PlbiiC allendlal lbo -cellon <t lho Bello. viDe Locks and Dlllli at 2 p. "Stldcrn Ill history bas tllero boonln&IIYdlpiCII!ltlc mooting WA.SIIINGTON (UPI) -Two 1n attitude 10 llnlamentally ememo and 10 calculated to make maJor pnoralawerelmpllcated 1111' progre11 iJII)ololble," Lodp llid. today In Jnyslsrloul IDCIYOI to J..oc!ae directed hio broodolde at a roalllrmed North Vloa. -lch lnvolll8atlono llaklnc meso and VIet Ceq -rmlnotlcm to acbleTO tho cmtplote, IIJio collliiiOIIII will!drawal of aU U. S. troopa and lhotr refusal to bald direct political tsllcs with S.lgon. Methodist Youth BOOTS "-:' Paris r;;;-&,.ge Rid. og;;;i Tarnished In Probe *"""",. .!i e ,,-\ Generals ba Ma de f0 MR Cla ss ·......ar ::-,.... T.l· a .. "" TEN CENT~ Donation hlppew• '. '() 11' ELBERFELDS ARE HEADQUARtERS FOR In a candlelight coremOIIJ' Morrow of Wello!OD and Mr. a! !he Wellston EvangeUcal Larry Jamea of Athens. Tho Unllod Brethren Church, Miss ushers were Mr. James Shoots Deborah L. !iloota, dlugbler of of Hillsboro, brother <tf lila Mra. James Gettles of Well .. bride, and Mr. Ronald WIDMra. Robsrl McKnlgjrt <( Urton and Mr. Charles Sheets, tera, Wellston, brother of lho bal!a bas nlllrned home after Harrisonville, became tile bride bridegroom. · vlsllinl her slater, Mrs. Da~ . of Mr. Rodney G. Wlntsra, SCXI For her dsughler'l wedding vld Entsmtnsor for the past too of Mr. and MrL H. N. Wlntera Mrs. Gottlos wore a pale blue woelcL While here she spent a of WeUston. dross wllh matching acce... 'WOOlol!lll with Mra. Everott.McThe double ring ceromOIIY sorioo and a blue and white Knilbl <t Rutland. was performed by Mr. C. H. carnation corll&O. Mrs. WIDMr. and Mrs. Paul Alheywho Rice at 1:30 p. m. on Sopt. 5 tars was ID ,.'IY blue attire were here to tbollmorbefore an altar decorated wllll ard also had a carnation cor· al <t his moll!or, Mrs.' Clair baskets ol white gladioli and aap. WEDNESDAY Alhey, - • visitors of hI I mumsllankod by candelabra. A A reception honoring lllacouAUXB.IARY, MldclloportFir6 eunt, Mrs. Wolter Alhey. They half-hour of qtlal mu.•lc pre- pie was heltl In tile church so- Department, 7:30 Wedneldo.f at hove now returned to llolrrer, ceding the ceremQIO' was .PI'&- cial room. 1be bride's table the fire hall; RutlaDd pnyfllaey Col.o1 sonled by Mrs. Claro Deck, footured a lhreo-tlorod wed- members to be pats. SYRACUSE - A donatloo of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Root are Wellston, orpnlsl, ard Mrs. ding cake, a gift of tho bridePOMEROY SIIAKE'lPEARE .10 10 tile llolgs Count;r Men. realdlng Ill Mrs. Walter Alb. ey's aporlmenl oo Soulll SocArlene F111D, vocaU1t. gl'OCIII'a groat uncle, a pastel Club 1130 p.m. Wednoadey home tally Retsrdocl School was made ond I< Mlddl__, M Given In marrtaae by ller ~- Qoral piece, and tapera. A&' ' by the Star Cla11 <t the Flrol >e,, ..,..,, w r s. of Mrs. T. A, Hennosy. United ~sb"'arian S4" day Root Ia a loacher In the Pbmo. !her, the bride wore a Qaor alstlqr with tho sonlng were THUR~AY n~ , _ .. ~ ·-~ In u, ro-·•·- me •" ,_ rqy ElemenlaJ7 School and Mr. longlh J!OWII of white bridal oat- Mra, Hazel Rood, Tho Plains, MEIGS COUNTY Council of .,.._ •w •~ . WICtt• Root attends Ohio tlnlvorsley. In wllh .a daisy lace owrlay Mrs. Joan Matteaon and MrL Parent• and Taachers Thura- the church annex. · Mr Low U M Nicki faDing Into tho train. Tho J!OWII Genova Sorrell, Wollaton, and clay, 7:30 p.m. Sale~ Center Devotions - 23rd Paalm- com~ed :rs ~ : . : was taohlnllecl with an eq>tre Mrs. IIIUy Lou Henneman <t Elementary School; executive were by Frnnlde lllumaw, foL to Elyria are; lila weekend. waist accented at tile bick by Route 2 Wellston. Guests were moolinlat 7 p.m. lowed by pri!Jier. Roll call was Mra. McNickles visited Mrs. · a large aetln saah. A satin bow rogialered by Clan MetteLAUREL CLIFF B 0 tt e r onawered wllhascrlptureverse Gary Leo 8114 famll.ywbli Mr ~~ ber b,aullioat vall of w.... lOB, CCNaln of tho bridL ,JJoallh Club, 6:30 p.m, potluck ccntolnlnlthe !lOrd "lltrftsl." Martin attO!Dd an El:a lou. the ·and tileFor a woddlqr trip to Flor- annlvornry dinner homo of Mro. Seerelary and treasurer re- Forty . ptlon piece were made by the bride's ldo tho bride changed Into a c. R. Karr, Sr. ' ports were read and awraved. roce · · MEIGs CHAPTER of tho A card was sent to Ernest ntother. white dresa wllll which she The bride's bouquet """ ot wore wtute accesoorloaand tile American Red Croas meetlns lluft,y, confined to llolzer IJoo. white daisies and pompons cet>- orchid cor81180 from her bridal 11olrsda,y at Veterans Memor. pltal. tored with a white orchid. bouque~ tallloBpltal at 8 p,m. A otudy of tile 23rd ~~~~'!'• Min S,.oan SheetaofWall&Tho now Mrs. Winters Is a, MElGS -COUNTYCWn IIPI'A from tile book -tied 'God a ton aerved a• mold ot. honor for graduate of Wellston High c Psychiatry," by Charles Allen, Yootll <t tile Pomeroy \Jnlt. her sister. Tho brideomalds School, cia as of 1967, and Is Thursday • at Salem C • n 1 0 r waa bo&WL ed Mothodlat Church w e r e were Mlas Janet Gottlos, Mlso currenUy Olllj)loyod by tho First ~; Executive committee at Octoller hoolllas w II I be &UOstl 9mday nlsbt at t h e 7 7 30 Terri Gotties, - Miss Toros8 National Bank in Wellston. Mr. p.m,, reaular meelinl at = Mayme llolmes, and a acrlp. Heslh United Methodist Church Gettles, stepslslera of lila Winters, also a graduate ot p.m. __ ture verse containing tho word, youU! fellowl!bip. bride, and Miss Marsha WIJ>o Welh!OD High School, Ia a..,.. MONDAY "AIIIIImn," wW be giVCII for Tho Rev. Robert card &e• lora, alateroftllebrldegrocrn. lor ot tile Columbus Buslrolsl SALEM CENTER P.T.A.,Mon. roll call. Closing benediction ..._nted !be youtll to tbe Tho attendants'gOWIU! In blue, Univorslt,y. He wUI receive a clay, 7:30 at tile school. was from the "Pra.yers Middleport ~h. Glenna Ptnk. lavender, yellow ard bachelor o(ccrnmercWaclence TIIEODORUS COUNCD., 11, Now and Old." ~e pla.yed the ptsDo for green, wore designed almllar degree wllll a major In cQ!Do 100F hall, Monday, 1:30 p,m.; Rofrellhments were oervod !!IDglog <( "Jacob's Ladder," to tho one worn by the brldo. merco and flna,.,.lnDecembor. Slanley porq,MaryBal-dem- liY the - s a , RacholMcllrldo Eddie Brown gave cJovotlons, They wore bow heo.-,tecea with Mr. and MrL Winters reside onotrator; members !1UIY atleoMI to Daisy Roush, Florence Pblts, and there was a film "II Makes veiling to match their '""""• at Wloters' Airport, Wl!liston. or send orders. Mayme llolmes and Frankie a DUrerence." HefreaiUDOnts abort white lace gloves, ard Among tile out-of-town rei&MUmaw, wore senod. carried baskets of paatel n.,... tlves and friends attondlngt he era wllh white daisies ardpom- wedding were Mrs. LureneGraPLAN RUMMAGE SALE 88th Birthday of pono. 1belr gowns, too, were ham, Harrison; Mr. and Mrs. The Y011111 Adult Class <t tile BARBS · 'made by the bride's m-r. WOllam WIIUraand aons, Jotm. , Meelc. Observed Pomeroy Firat Bsptlll Church Joe Groomsmen were Mr. John ny and Scltl, l\lldway; Mr. and lr PHIL PASTORET wW IJlCli!IOI' a nunmap oale Mrs. Rosa 1\la,y alii daughters, A pal'!¥ waa held ...C...U, 'llllrallay, Frlciay and Salurciay Juot heard about the EngJennifer and Mlcheleofllayton, liBbman who learned to of· In oboerYIIIICO of tile 811111 blrtb- from 9 S.m. to 3 p.m. In t b e Mr. ard Mrs. WWiam lllcMans· flciale at ball emes but reway, Columbus, MrL Barbara fused to call em at night Middleport. caatrall alii daughters, Lori outinga. Juot goes to prove He received many gifts. At.. ard Julio of Columbus, Mrs. M· that the sun never sets on teodlqr "ere Cynlhia Gohrlni, iz0111 Enman of Jackson, Mrs. the British umpire. Gertrude Von Cooney, Roxie • • • Mary Eanes of Jackson, Miss Oiler, Fronk Rathburn and An. Tht succesJ of aome Roberta &!lith of Trenton, Mr. ell Crtlos, Middleport; Katie ard Mrs. Robert &!lith of Rut- diet.o is due, perliap1, to Young, Mr. and 'Mra. Lewll the foci thot the lack of la,nd ard Mrs, Hazel Rood of 'l1!o flaVO'I' contributes to the Hodaon, MIDeravtlle, and Yr1. All the dresses Pia ina. loss of appetite. Lola Meek, boateas for thelll1'· ,.. I . ''· ,·• WrL Altlndi!ll....-ii.,.L ~· . Jott, Mr. . Eva no, ..., ·a... Karr. MrL .... Mr,L .. Mirtle Lcq, . Jollu Ellubotll Will; Davia, l!lill J~C. Dlvla' M111 · 0 Emma 'o;~ Mile Helen Dt.vla, !he. Bev, ~ Mr4- MeJ>o oel !mlth, J¥df ~ lle~lf· Mn. s.trleo Bllc:W, 111'1. Jill: , dfed J4fteh, Mr. &lid Mra. aar.. · , •!'CO CUrtlo, Mr. and MrL ThCII!ll W, Bowen, MrL Her· "-J'' Dbroilord Rocer, Mrs.F4, •• 1111 Rltber, Mr. and Mr1. Raljlh JoiiD . WMI!o, TCIII ~neer, Ea!moU WW, Mr. ard . ~ Mr· and J!lb~. ~ Wra. Paul Frick. Hlcky and ' Wra. Philip. ,9bl1Jwer, Ann, Ralpl! Oorntll, PhD allll Lal!l11, MrL Ba.y 1'111· 1h, aU of . lno &ad Lisa Renee, tile Rev. and MrL and Mra. ' WOllam Alroon, Dol· 100 and M!'. i.rd ly, Patrick, Pf/81D' and Gena and Brown of Chllllcolhe. Richard Davbi, Mr. ard II( r a. · Jamea Will, Becky, Brenda, 'fiiii e:q>reialoh "A·l" Beverly ard Biian, Mr. ard used long ego by ·the Mrl. BUIPulllns, Rodney, Lori, ance llrm of UOyd'l Steven and Kevin, Mr.ardMra. don to 'denote the Hall, Mr. ends. Wed in September entt ,, \~1 .;t flirut,Aernoon toN~:~::,~~ tho · · .. Weeki r.atherod llar"'l', oon <t Mr, and WrL ~AII....,...-Ih,- boa "" _..,.. - (food fUil ind leb.ow'lihiPand• 15 ldo dll<her&e .fnll!! the tJ. s. AnnY. Hts sia!er, Joamia, by the ~ ets of~ ~oak tho old Frlckhamo·into 'lilY. Wll last weok olocted lonl....u..... ftarlllo 'lliiin at lhe and .... Dol .... of Rae~ . wtdch tho ....,.. moved ..It 1' ._,, canal Winchester High SchooL • niOJth. "It'. alwaY• boon •heme' " ·......, Mr. and Mrs. SolonllutehWHAT NICER BIRTHDAY PREYliT could&I!V-tllan to : ...:.:::::'~ ~ Mrs. Wooka says In ~ be Juined by hio wife ard 10111 RaCine: Mr and M of tho bouse which woo llrstocThis mornlrv at 7•15 a. 111. Kolhy Hood and lh<HnootbocJid ~ ~ <t •IAtarl ~~ cupted byherJII'I.q,a~nta,Mr. ~OIIl'Ol' Paul loft from tile Cd.l!lllbuaalrport onroule to A:UPi>url, and lfr aDd Mr - · KerNtll a I'll Mrs. WWiam Btolm who Gerrn&IIY where John Is ststloned witlllho U. S. AnnY. Today lo BJylho .;.. Bstsy ~cer- purchued the proporil fr1ln his blrthda.y, ville. Tho honorotl Mr. valentine Horton In Octo~M!r, From CC!Iumbuslhl\l' toN..,York,tromthere to Frank· and Mr Butcl!er who I 1872.. Mrs. Wooka'parents, Mr.ard fort, Germal1)', ardon toMunlchwheroJohnla scheduled to moot inl for1Fiorldl whore:" them. Frcrn Munich tho fiiiiUy wll180 by U'lln to Aupi)urg, and make lheis home 1\1' Mrs. John Frick, allor Uvlneln there Jcitn ... an apartment reedy. Weekend <( Mr J Kontucky and Indiana where he Hall 11001 ai plamecl lhofiiiiUywill be back In time to cole- F.chrard F :•• and Mr worked In tho rolling mills, rebrate Christmas in Mlddl_.t. John's tGir dul;)'la"' Dec. MrL W;;,., wore .k.aoph turned _to Pomeroy In 1925 and 21 snd he wW also for eligible for dloeharp at that time. Foater and daushte Carol of moved into tile homo place. Ani Uvonla Mlcb r, ' now, Mr. ard Mra. Wooka,allor CHRISTINE BAILEY, BAIJGHTER of Mr. and Mro:~oRic..rd Ml 'Sybil D,.,.sba b ha residing In another houoe In tho Rolley baa ~ompleted hlor trelniog at 1/10 SL Joooph RoJpllal ~s ho f c Enterprise cunmunicy 44 School of Nursl~~~o She now awalta tho reaults ot. her alate board me rom 1 nco on yoers, OCCII>Y tile tamUy hemeewnlnetlon. Meo..,hlle, Chrlatlno Ia working at the Parker.. ~po~:~Fuaa~~~.!,.':; stead. burg hospital Mloa Ebersbach mot Mr. Marrlod 46 yoers, Mr. and Mrs. Orville Rader Ill Colum Mrs. Weeks look forward to IT APPEAIIS TI!A't TilE EDUCATION wing <t tile Middle- ba and from 111 the 111 • their golden weddlqr annlver· port Churcll of Chriat wW be uodor -•tructlon before tho year to Mch~e ree celobrat.ll whore Mr. and 00 Frlllo'. . F,.;·:!t,~~ . . , 11'11 Ida Jll'lllllmolher, Mra. llownl,.; lloliab of lllddllport; ...... Rai.Ph Webb. Oil Sdlnii.Y Over 100' fl1ondo all!l rela· joined lila weiCGillqr P&JV fiJr Harvey at lhe aifpclrt evconlal tbe¥ lttaoded a reeep. uvea of Mr. iD4 MrL Eldcll lawn for • • ? Folkilnl )fr,lloi.,..L 1oe iJ>. bamicht bold o.t. � 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 10. October 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 October 1, 1969 biggs gibbs larrison manley