https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/5e1dc2557a4894858f7ec93324056f00.pdf 24e5b6d02c8a6173cedf4a17de428df0 PDF Text Text ''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. �4' . "t 1· 11101 cd4ence .aotton In Ath- ~~ over Athens ·12-ll, llll that helped that llrat Char- a ..,arbon cow oftbe 1987 score! I . le,v Chancey • -chid Melp ' Club wiD ... champion~ Their lana think the MaTlda Friday Dl&bl another Marlllder team returns to Alh· rauders can, man for man, -uel the llulldotlo. Thet'a llll. II Nnloro wen """""" how Coach Olaneeybollevea, lll!INI twO :rears !IPI. l!lbatt. too. Sei~ he Thurlday, aller tutu or NHrve I!QJiadpllfll'a. lbo hea,ly .Wednesday work. The,v C<Nld t1o It again, out: ' ~r Hoop!&· thlnka It's 1101 Glll1 poallble but probable. nio ''II will clepehd.on bow we weekly predictions picked the 10 at them. " .N•w Marine VIsta Appears ' YOUTH ASicED':F!l!l Tids ;~· ~; lliolr. ·Next: Undersea 'Ship' Lanes? \ j '· ' ·;. .l The successful voyage of the S.S. Manhattan has proved that a powerful, modem sblp, equipped with elaborate elec· tron1c gear and aided by a spotter plane and auxiliary and j)!lthllnding ships, can crunch its way through the Ice packs of the Arctic Ocean. It Is much 1oo early to say, however, that the feat bas made the fabled Northwest Passage Into ·a reality and opened an era of regular, year-round commerce between the oil and mineral ilches of Alaska and northern Canada and the ports of the world. Even bigger and more powerf~ ships may yet accompUsh that, thariks to the Manhattan s pioneering effort. Another pioneering ocean voyage was ending at about the same time the Manhattan's voyage was getting under war. This past July and August, the submersible Ben Franklin· undertook a research mission In the Gulf Stream, drifting In the depths of thst great ocean river from Florida to Cape Cod. . Citing the stability of travel under the ocean's surface, at least one member of the Franklin's crew, U.S. Naval Oceanographic Office scientist R. Frank Busby, ill per· plexed by the traditional adherence to "over water" marine traffic. With the technology a v a i I a b 1e to conduct almost all operations under the sea and away from the ell(lenslve, l time-consuming, frustrating and often tempestuous sea sur· ' face "why we continue to wltneu a reluctance on the part f of the marine-oriented community to plunge beneath the ·: imponderables of sea-state weather into the more constant i and predictable undersea realm is a puzzlement," he says. ' U.S. Navy submarines have traversed the Arctic Ocean, : saUing serenely beneath ice they could not po1sibly force ~ their way through on the surface. There would seem to be ! no fundamentaiJy insurmountable reason why huge tanker . or cargo submarines could not do the same. ! The Manhattan has demonstrated thst pasSijge through the Northwest Passage is pouible, at the right time of year i and with the ril!ht kind of equipment. But It has also raised 1 the question of whether we are not attempting to conquer · with brute force a realm that might yield much more easily · to more subtle approaches. : Rapid Except for Pronunciation : West German transport authorities are setting up a : "Hochleistungsschnellbahnstudiengesellschaft" (bIg h-per· · formance rapid transit study group). Tile purpoSe in a word, will be to investigate the possl· • billtr, of developing a "Hochlelstungssctmenverkehrssys· tern ' (high-performance express transport system). Envisioned is a network of transit lines which will be without curves and without conventional raUs. Veblcleli wOl . run on air cushions or magnetic tracks. Anybody wbo can pronounce thi8 thing shouldn't have any trouble building it. .BRUCE BICISBAT rity Councit:tftassle Nags Issue-Ridden Nixon 1 IIIII ftrs ld ... ,p!oa...., N1, A.l wllb lilt . ~ ,um, ·-u~ ;.~_,.. i 1111!1 bUt 1llin't ~ a lll'lclua ·~ ~ . ' . lloft.wtih l tmallb4l~. ' . . ........ YOOII!-·:~=~~1: . s.ld;;...,-- ~ t:~ toYOUTHASKmFORrr,-. of ...., H6lp US! \1,(1 _._ exact elate, bill It ·· rore my. ..,...,. · -r. to · ~a:roTOT~~~~ NOT ~.;;_ _ ..~... ~, • .:·• ." }lfti!lf!biiill•~!:"' SO BAD (REPEA'l} D- Helen: About a year 1110 7011 pr111t.. ld a 1-r from a ealleae student who uMd !be ...,.,...,...,.. _ _ ... -u..ld to _._,. 7011 ~ book, "To Teena LIM!," •·at •••• .: ... _....... which J ... wuoo. . . ._ . . . (Liked ltlO . Now that 1 IDI • ..., at col. lop, rm aure lbo Pia 1n my darlll -"1 1111 a III'MI charlO out of it. Would 100 pleaM re- w• peat?NANCY . Dear N111<7: Gladb', tor two rea-•• I've hid 1111111 requests for IIlla repoet; and aa eoil..,.....oocJao11u,1 hu dl-1111 v au my braln,IIIU!!er, lcan'tlllb*. 10 I 111a11 COW IIlla Clli!u!m. and llluPlble Into bed. Thenkl' for aMI•III . Dear Molber llld Dad: 1 .looldns fonrlnJ to b oI D I if ~~~~"'*'arm... ;~c::e~~~=~ '*'"!'! not-- BY JACK O'BRIAN -Theatre and La Scala a new blllk .... OUrnoUoort NEW YORK I - ROIUI e Como's pasta palace .... Black Comic the finest possible baaeball new daulllrter Paige msde Pl!r. Godfrey CambrfdP changea to broadcasting 18om wwldbeRecl ry and Ro,aeJle6th.tlmegrand- wblte In "The Nilht the Sun Barber, PlillRizzuto,llldPittaparents .... Ex • POstmaster Came Out" so nalunlb he has bursb's Bob Prince .... Cauaht Gen'l Larry O'Br1111 was ov. two stsoclins - one black, one Prince m a Meta' between • erheard at Luchow's when he white. games Interview llld he hid ev. whispered he'll help run Gene Mike Franovlch has more erylhlng _ vol..,, lnlilht, a Tlme,v'• sonCong.JohnV, Tun. than his four Columbia flicks llsht 11101 not Oller • whadulcl __. l I Calif Sen '"" a campo 1!11 or . • due by year .end: his 11011 Peter sense of humor, deep know· &lor against George Murphy llld spouse are about to make ledge of the game .... Beat .... British coulurler Hu~ Mike a grandpop .•.. C&ullbt a we've heard in years ... There Amleo (be makes the Queen's low minutes of &lssklrul's TV waa Robert Morse In lbo hot dud• betimes dellilnJng men's philosophies and decided again Sept. sun, mmtni!a Cbrlstmas clotlles) waa oflered to the J. that a square is lillY""" w h o TV pitch for tile Volunteer• Car- .._ llld was told sor. thinks Little Davl~ Ia an Intel. of America's Sidewalk Slntaa ry, tile star heaa deal wltb an. lectual .... Woody Herman's appeal other cutflt which auppllea Car. mother died, as did singer Roy son's TV sulta 'n' shirts etc., Acu!f's mom .... We're advlS- QuI u I but maybe· U Amles had some eel a hot new Bu!!alo sroup, The wildly olllf thlnga which could Jack D'Jolma, li'IU awi~111the . Q-W v II NetD ~rlea11B · • ~.... WAtNE G... IRANDsTADt M.D. ,be poked.tiUI.at, , well, maybe. whole mob ..at )Ills weeks JO:rj. ·,g•ven t . IIIG~illfl IM . . r~ . , . ,$ , •• .• , , , • ' ' ";i'll[ •• ,.... Amlea rei'Wied the, gratoli~ ars Club aalutetoJoe ·E.I,;w.. · "Cres~Clti/"7· '· 'I · •). •"·i\•~tl'! ; .... ..~ ~· "' ·., ... ', tlous . ridicule .... We suppose• Is, ... Duke Ellln&toD oallfe ' A- " ~ssjppl.JUver ~Owle'ilnllltJI8veto lescentii'.iijtfy6\illilldl\l.t.iJ}~ Carion doeo believe he's well subJect of abnle oftoclay'aall'ed ·sweeps · t N•w Orleans In taka tails-for my" beart caused by J!Ite" 'll'iltble.fi' 91 dressed'"' TV. and recorded·rock.Junk· '"J'hey an easterly direction, form· disease After taking It for the flow . tbrollgb a •111'01111 DOCTaa:t..-MAIL••CI chi~:"'"" I!UN . the i~• . ~ ~way . onW~~Wt'.bn, 1= ··114;,· t :',i:!J~ * or . 0;':.:f 11114 .• ,... 1 His' . ti ~ abice·any olie ofthe''!eadrb .aloier. , : • ···'·• >v.:. If be leadl, a cllilt, 1out11 wlnalnd~y .eaid. ~ .ti. diamODd. Tben hi\ ...... the . diamOIId. W . c.·•. thiei.. the of dlam 1 ,.,. bia 1o1r citamCi!i4 ·iiiji· ' the quee br m ofliumpl ' Ealt ov::OUI Wllb tM•IWik for the third ·and lalt'dtlfil. · alve trick. "· ; · , , · :':: · If West lblfta to dlimOiid or a trump at Irick ~. the reauita an the •. qme, :~ lJuat for lite - !ll'd ·' what bappe!li' ~~·~~·::. maba a mllfaU· ADd ruffl the ace or c!luba. ue 11.u to lead. a 'spade, beart or dla· = ~~! ~:!1~;"~ ~~~ =~~~~=·a!J:~lln~ = :J, a ' d ::::1.. ~ to\ avold ' 'tbe lou «"".: =~~I:'~ Digitalis Dosage . Needs Careful C.ontrol z . ,,,,:!.,•· J ilmw 7011 will him Into our famll3 w1111 lit Ia ldnd,. tbOuihl aotnlla. · eatld. Allhclqb he Ia of a dlf. w,nt . race • ~ rm ~z,_ «!.,.lapd toleraaci will• 70111!icare that !!1•:~ II _ . . . ~ er ~ ouro. , , •\ Mol! ,that 1 haVe b.a~tYIJU uP to date, 1 want to .... 7011 .tllen W&IIIO dormltorY,IIre, I wu not IQjJred, I om nant, enpiO'l.oraul!erlnafrom more trlcb ADd you cu't w.e four :trldl and m• • beart game. • !~"'"'!'"''....,,....._,) " , . """" l<rtw : ·· :·· J.' l' . · .. w•ll••ifi,,,, . '!Ill· · ;~~~~ · . Mil~ :m~c~: !r::; W~ ~=l•l.btrio '1*'.:.. Falz,chlld Is teat. uuect the witb a Itor. · inga 'WUin~?aconsumer~- rlllledlseaoe. Rlsflt. } mycJa,estandmydoctor,taid alpiflc . IIIC'\e:&:cept .u a . ~ ~·- 1'4! ~ 1¥ or "eekly .... Kate Smltb s Carroll Baker disC01811edher I bad di81tslla Jiol.solllnJ. He source ·or niedless Wf1ll"'. A . _, .1 • · . _ , z-.· Q-H~wfarbockdoeothe sald~ahOuldclieckmypulae doctoi' ~ ~ts a ' IJ11P'- . _. at Puo• •• ·• ·. WASHINGTON (NEAl -!audellldmakeupheveher lallan count for actor Harry thinner, J)l'alller, yamgerlook. Guardino .... The tenni8 champ use of artillery piece• every ~y and / If It goes mur-o&~IY lhii ·underl7lnl ._ · s • :r.o., .. ,J!i , 111 President Nixon may be well on the way to discovering toe than at any time In her Rod Lavers are ~ ••• warfare date? above 83, J aboiilcl1o bacl£ to cllsuH, If BI!J'• . . y"";l!outll,.hold:.: . .. . that In this tangled era there may be no nice way to be tll.,ear career .... The ll(lftgby Steve Allen can otop trying to A-To Biblical days. The takln~ dlgltaUs. Wliat do you Q Doell lilt Mlin ~at ·K~'fl ·~~· ~·U ,. ·president, nor to run the White House establlsbment. falter or lloWer u w. · get · ~r· ~ ,da """J/ ., Tbe pres5ures are building against him to' move faster Jo Allie Worle,v witb Tom Jones look so with..It: the Steve Jn. Old Testament talks of "en· think on the latter'• ABC-TV .._ made hlmasrandpop .... Geor glnes, invented by aklllful A-DI1Ual11 Ill t~ to older? Wbat ·ll ·the IIOl'lllal , -' """Iiiild.i · ~ : 118 tci disengage this country from the Vietnam war. And "*•allnllltl'llldwltlessdouble- Sanders took his verti&o and men, to be on the towers sti'eD&theothebeart t. ln rateofpulsa, and,rqplr,atlon? . ,_....,_ . .,.,_~ .... · knowledgeable sources say a still-rampant lllllatlon welgbs meanlngdi&lll'ace otb agon1 to Boflon u and the corners, to shoot ~008 with co~estlve A-Tbe )lillie: ,_ 11 · .,• . - .,U ,jM <iUio. lie':wlll t almost as heavily on his mtnd. 111m Novak Ia j.,,ngtodrop lc ~.~The .~~100: Kin".:;,.~; arrows and great stones." co'bdlti':,~ui:hould~~ =·""~~·~~: ~~d:J:'~~~ I. As if all this were not enough, he bas to face the fact ! that bis buge White House staff may be functlon!Dg leas alottapoundallldooeboyfrleocl latr~tosetltspreaaagenta lndeftnltely but the d01a1e rold bormone' .liilt.aot ·liy doloi!IN...uo;. . • . · _ .,. , •smoothly today than In Its early shakedown months. .. .. Slaatra•s liberal pals tried to ,llllblltlze Ita peculiar love TilE DAILY SENTINFL must be carefully controllid age. Tbe JIOI'ina\ ·r;e 1 tl.n 11 robAn ,QD.,IIO.ii ,, T When in a short time five members of Henry Kissinger's to pt blm to drop bls "M.I' scene betlleen black actor BobDEVOJEDroom:_.,. or epi8ocles of overdoaage pUIJe ·rate Is usilaiJy · glyen Your.....- -""''"·"':• · ' National Security Council staff hand In their notices, the Kind of Town, Chicago Is" ert Hod< a and ~ Redsrive, may occur. as 72 to 78 but J'Btil .U low What dip · ,.,., ,dit }matter cannot, quite be dismissed as ·PI• accidental con· s\aoclard at caesars Palace as but It can'tbe!loneoutaldebard .__,_ u 80 may ·be PlrfectiJ' nor· DOW? • .,.._..,.,_,._.,,....., , Q-My deeter UJI I.bave mal. Tbe normal~ l'fll• · · ·;.· , junction of live plausible individual plans. ~J"stu.: agalnhl .It ~or Dlc:k. core IJ)mography .... a, the ~= ~~ ';., :; :,:.~ :i:":.:!; . a heart murmur. What 1s ~·~rate 11 11 ·tO ·m per · . . . ! . ; *•'!' ~ 1 j , :'rb!! Kissinger operation from the outset has been viewed 10 .........5 ,_..war. e.v s repcy was some. time hit • songwriter Jimmy .....,.,., this! What 'treatment.la rociDin~. . . · . . , ~.. . · · · pldely as the best thing in the White House. ·Ranging from what leas than J)l'OB!'esslve or Webb geta to Plloellh, or even """'...,.,._,....,_._ ommanded? · · . · · ·. Oin/4.~...,. "!' r-'~ •25 to 30 substantive people, bigger far than comparable In· A-T lu oa 1 b hla stethoQ.-My tl '"'~ '. &e r Is 1!11- ' : ~ 1I <iit, ~house foreign affairs operations In the Kennedy and Johnson prlntoble .... Veteran mummer BeverlY Hills, Coomlo Stevens , 11 ..::,~=.';~~;:::"::."':'.: , Jack Haleylahallllldhearly wlllbewaltlng .... RoprSmlth <~•·""''"" . . .· your·doctorlll8lhear Jagedto·.• ~·· wbo ·hu _,;., ,• .. ·~ya, It has ~n touted for high callber, dedication to work, 11 1~: after aurse17 .... Half a block llld Wife Am-Margret are duck• ....,. " " : ' u ",:; ! twO klaiiii of murmur. One Is ftbroUI dy1)118118. . ite b . b as , . ""..':":, ' · ,, tbroad span of mterest. ""~"''"""'..,..,.om..,.,.,,. ... ,the 1ouad made b)' the blood Plftlclpated In '~ · ut, · · · '•,. · l .Men who come Into thi8 NSC nerve center !mow they are fr11m famedMu'oSlageDei(J'Ia ingthe big question. · twbere the biggest action Is. ·"Henry is runntng the world," a now ooe called Max's Stage Peggy ~aaa Ia too 1mportsnt ~'!.:,"=;:~":; ~y::~:r:· ~J. •says one wawsh observer. His stslf bas operational, co- Door Deily - Olmnd by Mix to open JUSt supermarkets- =:.t.~:..."!.:'&.::!'" ihro a leaky valve.~ to"iimt&~P!I:rslcalacUVIty. ; ordlnating review duties across the board in foreign Meoclel - next to the Georp she'll be In Erie Oct. 6 to"'*' - · - - -.. • '"'" other; Jle4!n chiefly _In ado- . Is there cure for , thh ;policy and related matters. ' •. :~ 11 ', 11 '. Granting that exhaustion can overtake some on thi8 hard· ,driVen staff, or that legitimate career changes may beckon, .It ill bard to accept the sudden Burry oflllterest the departl ing staff men have shown In law ftrms, research Institutions :aniiso on. · : These men are not ~J to most White House watchers. ·CGIIaequently, probing p uces only gueJIIWOI'k answers. ' But these are Interesting, even If m~ roughly lugge&· tlve of the truth. '. ; Several sourtes beUeve the Kissinger staff bas. suffered . ' ·an embarrassment of riches. Says one source quaWied to By LEON DENNEN, NEA Foreii• Newa Aftalpt ... :judge: ; "There has been a colllslon of loo many talents. Aa a ' NEW YORK (NEAl ;result there are a lot of bruised egos on tbat staff." ' One insider who agrees says the problem ill complicated More than 50 years alter Lenin told Communists that the by the fact that some overlap occurs in NSC job fuDctlons. subversion of democratic society justified "any ruse, cun· .' " .·, '• The inevitable clash is made worse, some close watchers n1ng unlawful method or the concealment of the truth " . •' . ·. . say, by a circumstance which really constitutes a second university prealdents still cling to the hope thai peace in major problem-Kisslngcr's frequent extanalve absences Vietnam will brln& peace to the college campus. Most Americana, students Included, are lncreaalngly : from the Wblte House and the lack of a real deputy to take concerned about the deep-sealed queollons of the country's :lill place. Involvement In the war. But will peace ln Vietnam-or draft refOI'IDI and courses In Afro-American studies-In· duce the leftist firebrands to abandon the barricades and ruume their studies? . AeCordln& to FBI Chiei J. Edgar Hoover, t!le.\'selliOie.u ~tr" of American campuses will contin . ue even .should alllent Nixon withdraw all troopa from .VIetnam. One 110011 not be an uncritical adllllrer of Ho0¥er to · ·BI$lowledge that be ill one mao wl)o !mows the ~ of ·the tolalltarlan left. He ill ~Heved .to liave undercover .q eilts tn bl&h counc:Us of the pro-Moecow Ameril;an COlD· By BRUCE 11055,4T NEA Washington Cormponclent 'A.' mea;:;;:=:::...,.. d!onwub . JrJi . :':= :0::: • ana =t: ';/'!; t= rva.:j,: ·;M :=~l' ~V!J!'! "''HE GlOBAL VIEW '· MOscow Cozies Up tO lfaclc Militants ens, the peretvlial challenger for league honors - I h r e e champllllshlpa and fourrunnerup finishes In 12 years under Coach Don Eske,v - Is sitting pratcy In leaaue play with a 2..0 record (Gallipolis, Neii!CliiVUleYorlC). . The Marauders' passing has been erratic. Against Pt. Pleasant, quarterback .Pat O'Brien was five for five at the . first Whistle, !ben cooled off. AI Jackson, nothing much ~. • The Sauthern Loea1 'for,.,. whelaled ·Soutbom, 44-16. Their ends; Hoback and Hendricks, eel In the air until No. 2 quar. ·• • may pt ,.,,. life IIlla Fri· oilier lo11 came Isat week · linebackers; 115 lb. freshman, terback Bob Werry 1101 In the .• . allerooon •• they 10 for aplnat Walama, 5~0. Jay Hlll, and ~ncer, corner- game during the fourth quar. .... HCOil!IIIID Ina""' alter 'lbe Lancers ·bave a potent backo, and Jenkins and Justice, ter. Werryestabllahedlhapaas. ,..,_,llw ScUl!Weatsrn Ia o t offense, scorlqr at least three halfbacks. ing game, and~~~~ gramd game Wile 28-1, tauchdowna In every gamo. Bit For tho ~ers: 145 lb. chipped In to belp pick up 18 ' Their OI'(IOillnt Ia tho touaJ1 thla week lbo Laneers wltl heve freahmsn l'lanny Hall, quarter· !Jilek points against a befud. hclorai • ·HockiJW I.ancera of a COIDI'letely IIOif backfield, be- back; 152 lb. rreshmsn Morgan died lronman varaio- which was C'aach Danny Hall ·In a 001>- cause oflaJurieL Daughterly or 143 lb. junior happy to get out 35-18. llocui tilL Probohlo starters for South- Chuck Robllllon, tailback; 155 Last week tile Mar.audera The pmela scheduled to pt ern are 140lb. aophonlore Steve lb. junior Charley springer, simply overpowernd an outman. l!lld-ay II'OUild 4:30 p, ni. It · JenkiiUI, quarted>ock; Hoback, (ul]back, and 135 lb. senior Joe Ded lllekeye club with 42polnts em 1110 bo lht I.aneora'....... 'runback; Jliatlctl, l!allback, and Rader, danker back. by grooocl and air. ~ 180Ib.aeniorll<e5Pencer,halr· Theolle1Ullvellne: 1551b.iunLast year the Bulldogs bed . The Tornldoea of Coach Bob back. lor Mlck Herrla,center; 170lb. more than they wanted at Ma.. Alilley, 1~ overoll and 1·2 In The otrenalve U!W wUl be 140 senior Steve Null, right guard; raocler Stadium, almoat. II endlll&uo play, have had lbo taste lb. .lunlor ~raid HOndricks, !83 lb. senior llewellyn Weav. eel 20.18, tho diHerence being .fit oriellll7 """ and are hungry center; 180 lb. senior Bob er' left guard; 195 lb. senior a two .point after TD play. M _.. Their line (ll'OUnd at. Smith, rlaht IUird' 1.55 lb. sen- Harold Rhodes, right tackle; 185 The Bulltloga with conaidllek, 1111 by 200 lb. aenlor run- lor Gary ~ guard; 160 lb. junior Dave Mcllohan, left erably less credenUala than In IIMk Bill llcilliek and 180 ·Jb. lb. qltomore, Neal Boker,left tackle; 148 lb. Junior Junior • , ...lunan hallbock Paul Juatlce, tackle; 220 lb. freshman Roo- Bowers, risbt end, and Oluck To Play m GaUia d 1111 put to teat by the LaD- nle Hlll, rlgbt tackle; 160 lb. Robins111 or 140 lb. Junior Ilea· . The Meigs · .Marauder 7th • defenM. senior Malvin Laurence lett mon Hart, split end. Federal· uOeklqr baa com- end, and 130 Jb. ,luniU' PaiHlll, On defense are Null, middle and 8th grade squad will tra. Jllld • 2-2 alaiAl overall and.Ia ri&M end. guard; 150 lb. freshman Oluck vel to Gallipolis today. The t,1 tn the Tri•VIll07 Confer· On defenie will bo Biker, mid- Jarvis and Hhocles, tackles;. game Is ocheduled to set un. - · loabw to Belpre, az-zo. die guard; -and Eyoon, lac- Harris and Hut, ends; 133 lb. derway arouocl 5 p.m. or be. ., . , beat A!Ol!U!Ier 22-0 and Idea; Laurence and Ronnie llill, j!!lllor Doug Phillips and Bow· fore if possible. The,v will IIIUier, 22-15, a teimthatover• · ers, linebackers; SprlJ18er and pla,y the Gallipolis Jr. Hlsb. . • · 150 lb. junior Hendy Honoker, The GaW!IIl8 lost last week to cornerbacks. and Rctlinaon and Ironton 20.8. ·Tornadoes Meet Lancers .........te llld Jam aure;ou will live tile baby tlll..,.~atp and tlowolton :rw llav•·me. Tboi1 rtUo!i for lbe diJalo hr o u l' LJ~~~:::~~~~ lllll'l'lqe Ia that IIQI.bciY frllllll .• hu ·minOr IDI:~wtltcb Toda ' be ' - .• .•ta ua fl:oln ... .,.,-... •••• our niffl''' ......., ~.., ···~. lft-llllrital blood fHia, ancl 1 Welt careloaab' CloUiliR lt • him. ci.Uba Thla will _, · elM!'· up wlill )llllldllln lnlteliCIII we aretaklaR. :rt hu """t... 111no manlba alnc:e I left for eolloae. I have ' - ' remlaa ID wriiiDI 10 J IIIIIDII'enti~~ dlaea~e. . wlllbrlniycuuptodate•. S. Howaver,IAMIOUIIIIIa''P" fan YIJU Nld Clll, pleaM II t In IUI!fory 11101 111 "I'" ID·· Sel• . dolm. Okl,y? ineo _ lllld I Wlllled .. - · .to •JamiOIIInsiiAIIIIprelf¥well lboJe markaiDtbii,_pt,. """· The skuUfracturellldCClll· IP<i<lhe.- Your lOYiJic dluatl . " cuallan · I aot wileD 1 iiiiiWOCI ter,- MARY · • cut of the dormltory window PERSO.NAL TO Tll2 PER..,., It tlll&ht fire are P1'etll SON FROM XENIA, OIUO, WHO nil healed. I Clll - alm!>at HAS~ · ME '111REE GUSHY ilormaiq llld Glll1 801 those BIRTHDAY CARDS,.ALL SIGN· sfek headache& once 1 da.J, Dl "W.IL Y." ..., Raw <:ollie? • • . Fortunately, tile fire ID the Pm 0 Plac:eal- IL ~blllhlng , Tl!at'a the way the Marauder squad feela today, the day before the game, But lbe,v'll . iiave to cl!anile IIOI!le of the things they've been tlolng so' far this season. For example, two defeats, one 28. 12 to Pt. Pleasant, and the oth. er 35.18 to Jackson. And Alii- :!n Friday P. M. Match 1968, when they tronlbo champ. too ship, have been picked to flnlah fiftlt In 1969. But thi8 bit of poallbcy erranl work by the prediction maker• (SEO. ,, to "loilp oth..- BACKBOARD BRACKET . i:Utera'a II'GUIIII -ell:, IOIIIIOi!IOI • Rlek Sondera, left N b,y 1141 lb. lllllor IIlli- ball. llaek Jla1l Bll$11 and 140 lb. The o«enalve ilae, IJeaDia El. . .Jioa.Grut.fi., bu IIIU'· cbqer, left Iiiii; 1841b.,lunior Jdtd .. far, CODIWaed with a Mike Jlorlns, loft tackle; 150 lb. laoqlt ·dof- IGppld b,y llllklr J11n1or IIIJbert Hensley, lett llnebaebl'l55lb, Jim l!hlller. lll&rd; junior 165 lb. Howard .'11le FA&'•a line beatea North Bahr, C8Dier; Its lb. jmlor Gollla 22-0 llld RanlioD Traca Richard Liter. rilht IU&rd; .180 ~ .. 1 - pia,. lb. IOI)Ihlll'i'kl Alan Holter. '1'111 .Jlobeata rt CGocll How- rlgbt tackle, 11101 150 lb. T o m ad 1M lllller, llliO heve a a..t Klrr, rllllt Ind. record, u dol.. East.. 01! Bahr, middle .... 111ft IWnlea&uivletoriea lll&rd: laddN, Holter 11101 Bor- . Goiu., 23-1. 8l!d toe; end,, Karr 11101 EleheniOr; . .loullltm ~. Tbolr Glll1lolla lfnlbaekora, · s.ttler, RltA:ble, lboun:W Ill Wa- and 150 lb. Mlllor SoaiQo Cline; llllma Wldtl Pa!Cillll, 35-lt.I{,J. ballbodra, Smith and 1:15 lb. ~ Darrel Pooler, llld 150 lb. aopllomore Jim Amabary at Leade:rs H•od and ferrule enomtiM oltradtvl grean. 48" long Bwrnkote handle. 20 teetb . Reg. 1.20 .... t:/h " '"WITH ·vOb ' C.P.O' A•inforced lln•1 lpt'ing boclo: .OJIIy. S•lf·loc•ing chrom. IOC••I uAII•• heod with honc:ll•. A~ . •s·· 3.19 2.39 JACKET FROMTHEW:IDE SELECTION OF BRIGHT BOLD PLAIDS AT DOWNIE-GROSS ' . unUTY RAKE 6.49 4.49 Ttlt lCTIOII wltlt 185 lb. Jaclde Hen'ne Etlll.ea -.14 lille to pt aealor QW'tetbock, throillng. '-II em 1ile ~ irall otter ~ backa for the Ea. Nrerii!J'tltelr Drat lou of tbo Ilea will be Dave Smltbatquar. . 111- Jut FrldQ at the'blll!la .t.rblek, Ritchie, (ul]back; Ill Glaalllr. Grueaer, rilht ball, 111!1 us lb. !llfeCf, ROOF BRACKET For pole or wall moun!. fwa U41olts Adjwtfoblt. AttQ(h to onr roof pllth. lndud.d for pole mount, Mode of · Mode of hiKivy duly onglelron.Mountheovy duty onvl• Iron. lng ltordwor• hw::lud.d. R~~g . •.•9 R•g . 9.39 YOU'LL BE .. ., .,..., • filii aorlal attack ,... •Ill"'• FRIENDLY ONE, ' aer Creek'a win was over Falzland, 18.4. ·~~~di . JmJloth1181!,; at 206 bo., Ia lbo Bobcats' bla.~~WI'~ tlmeobe baa ....._ """Mior)!laplna, They a!~-.r" L..t!! • ~. -''• . del-. 1liO lb. aenlor rilht tackle, ....,erlni from a bout witblate .....,er pn101monla. Barr pill,)'· Ill part rt .the NelaonvUie-York pme, but tired. Two previooaly little • uaed tallbeeka provided much of lbo Olio piece of bod - · offensive yardage from that po. loomld for F'rtday . . . Slartlnl middle lilllboebl' altlon against the Yorkers. Lee Floyd, a 139 lb. llllllor, was top TIJQI wuu..., boa baeD W IIlla week 11101 mllli!W tr.. grooocl plner, llld Den n I • Boas, a 138 lb. junior, piaylag drlllL ''II l"'*"IIM wuu.,,~a Dllch of lha seoond half, demODBirated flOod drive llld bal- 0111 of 11," ldmltt.l CGocll Olaneey Thurlllt.)'. _ , m alanta Into the line. He laid either 9oraiAl ar Mike Grate, lbo 158 lb, jun. Van llleter will ta1ra CMr tile lor wbo worked at tallbaok In nmch rt the first three games, mlcldle Job at Athelia. returned a pmt over 60 yards The Marauder lllarlllll for a TD against !be )"orkers, bocldlaid will be O'Brien It wW be trylns to win bls Job 'l!ll'lel'boek, ... _ . liiD back this Friday nlsbt. hindllns. blocldJw and Wayne Well, junior and, also petjtlveneso ~~ hllil It was baek In harness agalnsttbe . No, 1, GrateattaDiaei!.Dii>Yorkers both ways. His 168 ni8 Hackett at'rilbt bolt, and , lbs. of experienced muscle (a Danny at odn-cll. .... 36" )( .«!" ~ 1/2" ~~:~~terlor lr•ated hord· board. Ollkiol 18" dlo. . Hord· ,Jio,r; ...u. rl-.:. . ever, Is e<>c.,..ln lflke Barr, Fron!'laclde •to ladde t b e Maraudon ahoulc1 ba IOIId wltb . 188 lb. Jim SwaiHIIIOlrlnlwlth Barr, 185 lb, Dave ~ 111!1 182 lb. Steve VIII )(allor at prda llld 182 lb. BoiU' lib_at center. • On Bobcat Club . _.'us. 4;&. ·~ Still roundlllglntollhape,how· a shoping BONANZA GOAL SET 1 at the tbe QS!Dar. ICOI'e. '!"' wor• incklded. Reg. 20 99 . T be Eulern Ellie• of Coach Billy Klneald IIIYadt K.J. ... ~ Prldll,)' nlabl to Pll' . . Jlobeata In what eau1c1 be • pme tllat Mltlea tile SV AC 111•-..:!t lla.llalb ...,.. ,bne ~ r "' •'if\ .,•, ' '* (1811-e 11101 Rlek Ea-(1141-e sportswriter& llld broadcast. auarda; - · Fuller (1141-4) era) overlooked lbo solid win. cenler. n1ng tr..ntlon at Alllens and the· In lbo backfield It will be squad of quality boys Eakey Ia Jolm Abdllla (~7-4) ..,...... . bringing aions. bock; Dave Coon(l911-e leflllalf: To daiB, Athens, Ironton, llld S1u Slnlth (1~ rl&ldhl1f aDd Jackson are tied at U in Lea- Dick RuUer (lat-e Mhek. guo plo.Y. Atbens has scored 58 Def•aiYe(¥, ~ makea points to Its OllPClllOilll' 16, Is rive cl!an&ea. .'Ibe Ealll twins flrat In total yards gained by llill hold dolm the taclde po. ru!lbing llld Ita big IWibeck, altlono. llolldnaon bo at 198 lb. plus Dave Coon, leads ..,. tackle pollt. Qirta Mar. the league in yards gained per tin (20~ cornea In at t b e carry at 12.9. other tackle position. Inlarnl1 Coon, running on a knee In. llneboekera are Coon .and Skip jlred In a spring soccer pme, Dennison (169-4); outalde lineIa rounding Into shape. He play. backera are Smith and Joe eel 11108t rt the GaiUpolls game Staley (159-4). BobSebrlne(171last Friday, averagillg 8.3 yards 4) llill be at middle auarcL per carry on 9 attempts for 75 Abdella and Todd Eakey (ISS.. yards. 4) will hold dolm !be twin safe. Here's how Eskey probabl,y 1¥ poaltlona. wUI send his boys onto the turf The a.lldop offenolve line at the opening kickoff: will averap 164 pound& per Coach Eakey will go w I t h man. AilS bacj<a avorop 174·Geoff Rosenberg (154-4) 11101 MARAUDERS READY Fred Tom (175.4) at the Oocl The Marandero cametliroolh ld Eagles Taking tile lllek!ll<e mat<h In flOod eon- rellllar at .r •• lut ~. dltlon P,Yaloall7 ind with a amwld to • 1. 11e bed .. . . , . liMe boost In morale '"' 1bo hdl;y been 0111 - poallloDI on oflenae. ~ of• fllllive starters includo: bne Soaer ( 169~ 11101 Bob Holldn(177-e tecldeo; Bob ElMs LONG-HANDLE SHOVEL w.n bolonc!ld round point OUTDOOR INCINERATOR blod•. Long. llrong sochl. Sturdy 48" a1h Perforot.d lor toft, more ...,.,.. and complete b..lrnlng. Perforated rolled hondlo. Goodq,.ll<y. Rtg. 3.00 cover. Reg. 5.98 1.99 bottom. Snug flttf"IJ 4 44 ~ LAWN CLEAN·UP and LEAF BAGS 69C BOY'S C.P.O.S $8.95 MEN'S c.r.o:s s1o.9s DOWNIE•GROSS REG. 9S. FIVE GAUON "THE MEN'S STORE" STOIMIONG MAIN ST. GARAGE SEAL COATING DOOR CLOSER For right ot llfl hond Kr"nt. storm combination doort. H.ovy duty tpril"'iJ. Silv•r llnlth. R-a. 1.89 ld110l lor tovch·up1. Apply to wood, m•tal , moaonry liurfot•s. Bold.. l11ol. R.g . 1.19 IH 9• 1.49 ·Student Radicals Wooed Too .· mimllt Party. · . , •• 'What Hoover appareoUy lmoWa-and thli ,Ia lncreallngly urguthe clelll' to apectaUsts 011 ccimmunlarn-11 thjt "'1111" mljor . groUp&. unlvera!tles have. become a battlegrouild between rivti Tbe Mlrldlt-IA.nlntat factions. . ' · Both ero~·· It should be emh~~· represent only the . t1111e1t mtnOrlty of Ametic~ . , "-·· ali( thell' )lrocrams . are "revol~ry ~Oil." ,'r"!'1 ~~~P.:Or~ · PfO-" ; · ~HIIUul at pravoe!RIOD ll\la~. ,,1 . 111111:e tht(.recent. apllt .In the fOr_ a ~!~Crbavau.;: .(liDS), the comPetinc ~; ~ kn""'! ~ . e made ~plana to -..Iate 'eamP!d. ~ IIi ~rder til ·~!D· outraie ·who 'can ·be the·more l'e'v!llut!onary. . 'l'be ldeolo!!ical suarte~ between the pro-Clilneae "Worker· student Aiiraaii:e• and the pro.:Rialalan "Revolutl~ Yolitll MOvement" Is of llttle brtereat to Americans. Wluit Is Important II that the pro-Russian American Commuillst SOc'"' nnenc1a1 and Jepl ald, are ' . SiiJIG• - .. .......... ·- • ' . DOOR WEATHERSTRIP 36" ALUM. THRESHOLD Contolns 2 pes. A', 3 pc1. 3' doubl• \linrl lnJert for pwiK.,. MOl ogaiMI cuthloMd WRihtrthlp. lock 11Tip Qf'd ' drofb. rain and lnOW. Podog- with 'r,olil, Rev. 2 ...9 ICr..,... , Rt~g. 1.69 DOOR WEATHERSTRIP STOIM DOOR KIT Edrl.lded aluminum strip with ..-lnyiiW. Contoint 7' ll 3' tron.poraN plaltk tlrt. For stondord wood doon 36" • 84''. Nails included. ... l .S> ah.... 21' fib..• moulding ondenough noll& to do th•iob. .. .... 09< ....,.., 119. 32180'' ....... :"'"] :~" . . . r ,._·. ' '\ .. . . �,, I} COMMENTS fu- . Area Grid OVERALL STANDINGS TEAM WLTPOP JookiOil .. . . . . . . . . . . . . .. .... f 0 0 1U 10 3 2 MeSal o o o o o o o o 2 Atheftl • • • • ••• ••••••• •• •••••• 2 Lot~~o • . , . , . , •.. ..... . ... •• . . 1 18 50 80 z o sa '74 , lr Unllod PNu ln-110...1 3 0 44 87 Eolf W. L Pet. Gl WellatGn . • •••.•.••••• • • • • • •. 1 3 0 :le 120 I• ,, NewYorlc 100 61 ,621 - NelaOIIYW&-York • • • ••• • ..••• • •. 0 t 0 32 113 S0l1'111EASTERN OIUO ATHLETIC LEAGI.IE Chlcogo 91 70 .565 9 TEAM WLTPOP Pittsburgh lfl 74 .5-40 13 St. Louis 16 75 .531 14 Athena •••••.••••..• • • • ••• • • • •. .• 2 0 0 58 18 ( Phllodolphlo 63 98 .391 11 ~ •• •••••• • ••••••..••••••••• 2005t 0 .323 .. Moodrool JackltOil •••• , .............. .. .. . , • 2 0 0 48 24 Gall~·· ••. . ••....••••. .• ••• 1 1 0 " I .l t W. L. Pel. GB Meigs •• •• ••• ••• • •• • • • • • • •••.• • •• 1 1 0 10 47 l Atlanta 93 61 .578 NeliOilvDI ...Y<rk •. • 0 2 0 20 ae Son Francisco 91 70 .565 2 Logan • •••• • •••••. • ••••••• •• • • •• • o 2 o 8 32 Cincinnati 81 73 .547 5 -Wel11ton ..•••••• , , . • , •• , . , .•• • .•• 0 2 0 0 90 U. Angeles 114 71 .522 9 \ 81 ao .503 12 ,, Houston TEAM STATISTICS '· Son Diogo 50 11 I .311 43 p~ FIRST DOWNS ' Todap's P.-le Pitchers Ql-At Int. TEAM G Teem A>1- Opp. A11o CAll Times EDT) 4-11 1 Athens • • •• .•• ••. 2 28 14.0 18 9.0 New York CGenlry 13-121 at Golllpolis ••...•• • 2 7·17 1 27 13,5 28 11.$ - Chicago CHands 20-141. 2: :10 13e2$ 1 30 15.0 20 10.0 Ironton • . • .•• . .•. 2 p.m. 1 6.12 25 12.5 10 5.0 Montreal IWegener S-141 at Jackson • .• • •• •.• . 2 Clell1 1 Logan.. . .. • .. .. • 2 15 7.5 26 13.0 Pittsburgh (Moose 13-3) 8:05 Clell6 3 Meigs ............ 2 28 14.0 18 9,0 p.m. s-25 1 16 8.0 32 16.0 Phllodelphlo (Jackson 14-11) NolsonvUI&-York ..... 2 $-21 1 Wellston ........... 2 14 7.0 36 18.0 af St. Louis (Torrez 10-.t), 8: 05 lrobton 0 o 0 o 0 o 0 GeJJ9"H& , , , , t 0 0 I 0 0 + 0 0 0 o 0 t 0 0 1 2 2 0 , , • , , , , • , , •• , , 0 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 I I I CONGRESSMAN .. CLARENCE E. MILLER 0 8G 0 128 0 100 Sens Post Best Mark In 24 Years ' ..,.t lufest to Loveiter Rooms s.n Prooe, Glpa •• . 185 26 7.1 Coon, Alhe.. .. 180 14 12.9 Lowe, Logan· • • 168 22 7.6 C. Neal, Glpe. .• 166 17 9.8 P ~G C.P I Sternaman, Ir. 1242 1 Sulli..n, N·Y s-25 I Soowden, Glpa 7-12 1 Werey, Meigs 5-10 0 Osborne, Jim 5-11 1 JohDston, len 5-17 1 WAJ.I. P4JMT 6.95 ••1. IIW HDWE. and LUU. Supply Ph. 992·2774 Yd. TD 184 3 79 0 142 2 131 1 80 2 36 o INTERCEP110N RET. Ten per..,.. tied •lth one each - "onder, NeliOilviiJe. y k, 59 _ _. 1 TD w..o ....... or •-ws. ; _.., Jackson, 41; Bln1elt, Gall~ lis ••· __ ....__ r - · 17• • .., - -• ........., • Hu!anaD, Wellston, and Allers, lrontoll, 12 each; Oliver, Jockaon, 9; Ta,ylor, Jooklca, 1; Sta·•- ••~ uti J.._ .._ --. _,..., --• LGpn. 0 yard eh. a oo SENT ONLY - eld ~mo VALLEY CONF. TEAM W L T PL 0p. PUNTING Miller • • , ••• 1 0 0 U 8 (4 or more) Glouater • • • • I 0 0 2f 16 Yclo. No. A11o Eastern •• • •• 1 I 0 38 2f Bush, Glps...... 162 4 40.5 Alexander ••• 0 2 o 8 M Mlc:hael, Jkn •• 287 8 37.1 TIU.VALLEY CONFERENCE l!eouBher, len 180 5 W L T PL ~, Slernaman, Ir•• 164 5 :~~ 2 2oooo :: Hoycl, Melp •• • 235 7 33.6 RECEIVING VlaiGn Co. .. .. 1 1 0 22 45 No. Ydi. TD Fetl.rlloc:ldltl • • 0 1 0 1f H Akers, Ir. • • • f 51 3 Fort FrJo .. , •• 0 1 0 1f 38 Kloos, Meigs •• 3 105 I Nela.·Yark .••• 0 2 0 1.2 f7 P. Neal, Glpo•. • 3 53 1 UOfl(, Jkn . .. . 3 44 2 M. !ilaw, len . . 3 19 0 Mender, N-Y .• . 3 14 0 :AN w.:;:; ~ :.. ~ .....ua. ••latlan ..-~ag ~ . HOME e . r n m . e n t YOU A -, IM POMI!ItOY fOR OVI!R 90 VIARS . Carpenter News, N t eS 'I' - lltiOnts, VALUE N. D .;.:::::::::::::;:::;:::=== NOW PAl SAVE WITH•••• ·' lAYER F ASPIRIN ea.,.... , ;;1\ _ i·ldl~_m~~~· 69e VALUE .ECK'S Thon.. -e- • • • SHAMPOO 25 92c-VALUE 'vtlta POLIDENT POWDER f~. e J,.. ' . ~~Mrs. J. MMinl ......... ani tor ' United .• ,• - ' .::''(o"'""""·i~• ·":r; : Get" U.,.:·,.W'-......cJat, c"'' ... ., ..., ,.W •llr 4i11t ' -· ...:...·......... ' ····-··~~~.. •.• ~ . MASSEN&ILL POWDER !live ' FriiW•Irt Heonr THE KIDDIE SHOPPE ON THE T IN MIDDLEPORT, 0. Pemorop .llel..uarttrs For · I, 2N Week !Dr Kentucky's 1~ upoet air at Kentuc!QI lllJice R a y rl"'"'., Ru ft•- ,~.._. Iaiii Salurday over Ole MI.,, , ar • ..., •• """'• ._..._, lloe team pld<etl to win the aporia lnformatlcon tllractor, Soulheaatera ConferatU cham· aald. ploalhlp, F&Da Enthullatltic Knociclna: o11 Mlsslaalppt,... Not alnoe the Bear 8r)'llllt In lv a major accompllall- In era the ear,. 1950a llaVe Uoalt, but 11 ,..1 ..,.., more Kaatudcy lana - - ao l,o'f'tfri.:. unbellovallle c0m1na: .., the ona..alatltlc, acoordinJ toRiee. heels or Kentu•""'a 58 -30 'lbe players lloare "" thra•"'•• by lndl... ._. 20. entlalalaam. -- - ....... For Ray, too, lbere - R l "Before Coada a., """"' I peraooal ,.,_ -'"" M alike. reaJI,y -·1 e&r0 too . IIIUdt," adldl RepalaliaD confetsed - r hallbaek Ro-· In live - - • H a chl4ll 1110r Geaat, who pinetl93 yarda aaatatant 111 Ara PlrNIIdaa'l ruahlng aplast Ole M1H aDd ..,.chlng ltd at 11a1re Dame; , raa alddtiDir back 85.YU'tll for the 43.¥ear-4ld para. 1 lolodatMin qa1n1t ..,._ trooper built a u a "Noll' that Ray Ia dota~alve pnlua, rootball II all ~ lblnk Thai aiCliiJ came lndl- tbfa -.at," Gm1 aald. "'lbe w11o1o fall to JU1 !real! larlllall ClltbM PIIJcholOCII' bea cb 1"1 aatl I repJiwllon by up bow the Cllbor pla,yera feel : 5I points aealaat ~· ~- JNII¥ much ........ ..,.... u.s. ! ,.-,'' '; ~ ! I Yd. Car. A-·• Valentine, .Jkn. • 229 51 4.5 and Tiny Town ! l\.Tamed P''"'• GREAT FOR SCHOOL NEW COLORS AND STYLES I !be • Y•••• Set--~--------- 1-'.• - --fliW"' In Town, For The I- -a_, - r-------------------• The Golngest Fashl•s I u.- •••• B1 LOUIS CASSELS important degree. Oo the pared by the VaUcan. It month, this ldnd or lalk United Pre01 Irternatlonsl oontraey, he • - s bent oo propoaes that "-tlonal hJe. lndlealea that the bureaucrats B.v PHIL NEWSOM Pope Paul VI must decide <urbltv any Independent to,.. rarohloo be required to obtalJi of the Reman Curia haw UPI Foreign News Analyat As President Nliloll appears soon whether he · will permit a denclea amonr - tha varlwa cloorance from Rcme "befOre ouoceodetl, as many predicted IItde more democracy in the - naUonal <Gn!erencea o!bl~ publishing 1111 declaraUon oo a . the1 would, In aouttlltv the • - : : ; : - - : - - : - - : - - - - - - . - - - - - - - to see U he baa two options ror Roman Catliolic church or try This intentloo Is reQectOd In grave-matter." Vatican Council's callJrw lor . ending the war In Vlelnam, The <enaorshlp pa:<J[IOIII was greater democracy and deceO>We have been lnlormed that s Subcommittee or the Hwse He""" accept thohumlllatlng to crush a rising demand lor It the ol!lclal apnda lor the , , €ommlttee on the Judlclar1 will begin hearl1111 oo leglalaUon to. demands Of tho Commmlsta!or by loroelully roasaertliiJ papal Rm10 synod, which was pr"' Pl'OIIIPted by tho Pope''ldlaploo· 1 · IUfll>ress obscene snd pornogrspllfc materials. !Intend to tellfl.y early and complete withdrawal authority. sure with 101110 o1 the '! In tho hearliiJI OR bohall ol two bills which I have Introduced or Amerl""" troops. Or, given U he chooses the latter B A R B S slalements Issued )If national blerarchlea ••J:nter1)rltirlg" his • One o! those billa would stop reduced--rate obscene ma1H111• time and the support ol the course, as seems llkely, the tho other wwld make It a Federal criminal olfenae to distribute Amerl""" people he can end the church ma,y be torn by the By PHIL PASTORET birth control enoycUcal. IJl ~ 1 obacene materials to minors through interstate commerce or the war, poasibly beton the end o1 a·everal ciiintrlel Of Weatern If you get a kick out of Europe, hierarchy , statements 1970 · :;:•COMPLEX TAX LAWS Religion in Amerka your work, tell teach you had the o!!ect ol toning down >· ·1 Since he does ljiiJt accept the never to turn your back on Jj' It Ia eaUmated that •ome 25 million l.axp~Q"ero had to ...k rormer, It therefore nmat be the Pope' 1 stand and •-sting the boss. · , 0/ pold aaolstanoe In the preparaUon Of their Federal Income tax tll8 loiter. The Pre- tbua greatest schism since the U•t devout Catholics c:ould In • returna thi1 year· At an average of $20 per retum, thi1 means hu drawn the batue lines Protestant Retonnatlon. The boiJ just went by good conaclenc:e decide to •, i' l"'l ~\ : f i.lltll $500 million was paid by our citizens to have 80meone teD between himself and demonThe luue could come to a grumbling that he'd be practice blrtb control. glad when thev deueloped AJenda Item J them how much they owe the aovernment strallng antiwar students and head at the Synod ol Blshopa o vaccine for those who Amther Item on the olllolal :, .;DmECT POPULAR ELECTION . his congreulonal orltlos-who which convenes In Rome Oct. a<e allergic to work . , · The house approved a reooluUon which proposes to amend demand that So1gun be Jill 00 11. One hundred lilly alx , , , agenda sugpats that the,.._.. • Dresses by Polly Fli"'*' role of naUonal oonterenooa of the oontltituUon of the United !btes by abolishing the electoral IIOtlca that u.s. troops will be blahops, represent1111 national M t man In I own is bl h 1 oollege and aubatltuUIIJ a ayatem lor the Direct Popular l!leo withdrawn oo a lllrlct Ume hierarchies in ali parts of the the eanes guy who soaks tb f . , s ops 1 not to advise or e w; crlUcize the Pope but to help lloo ol the president and vloe lprealdent. Under this proposal. table and that the will world, will lake part In the • Sweaters by Blue Blrd sell his declaloos to the falthlul. ;presldenUal andYloe prealdenl!al candidates would run aoteam~ adhere to 11. cloaed m-111 at the VaUoan. • Blouses, Skirts, JIIIIP.S, · , ~ll&&lnst BNither oel of candlclatea. Whichever ticket received the -, MallY PI!ells Council OUtgrowth To many ol the bishops who 1 ,largest ·lqtal volA! natlonall.Y would win the election. However If will assemble In Rcme next Any other action than hlsown The Synod of Blsh<11s Is an Vest Sets by Am•lcan Girl liD 101 ol oandldetea recetvod at least 40 per cent Of the vOO:, a be branded as "de!eaUst." outgrowth ol the Vatican • Nylon Stretch Pants by Stllchini l'ilnoolf WWld be held. Before tlols method can 110 Into el!eot stele Tha plt1allaln the Prealdent' o Council and is supposed to give Pick·up • Boys Slacks by Billy the Kid ' path are m8JIIo'. concrete eJQ>resslon to the tablet pop packages in water lel!lolaturea Ia necessary. and SEARCHING FOR THE SOLUTION TO FARM PROBLEMS Amounced troop withdrawals council's m o 1 t Important before he gives ' em to the • Jackets, Coats, Hats Del_ i ver New farm lel!lalatlon c:ontlnuea to OCOUPJ theattenUonol the wblch are to bring the achievement the so--called kids. 1 • Gloves, Mittens ' ' CALL ' ' llouJe Committee on ACP"lculwre. The pre1011t !arm programs Amerl""" total In Vleboam " D o c t r i n e Q! Collegiality" • Sweat Shirts orplre next year. Our CommltteehasheardtesU~"Irom monu down to 484 000 b De i which a t th 'bi At our house , television 1 de ..-~ ---~ • Y c. 5, sser 1 0 cQoresponB1 • fighi night is even• nlfl · ht. 99Z.Z057 · Ill rs of farm organizations with their propoaala lor improved have satlollod neither his crlt. 1 lit1 of l)qle and bishops in -" Call I_ prop-ama. On September 24th Secretar, of Agrloulwre, CIC!Iurd lea ncir the North VletDamese. government or the church. Us Hardln, presented theoutllueao!theAdmlnlatraUon'areoommen. Somewhere the Presl- So far, c....,sponsibllity rOo tdatlons. The Agriculture Committee now must lorlllllate new nmst find, or try 11> lind, the malnslargezy a paperdoctr""" William McKinley was the Today leglslaUon to enable the naUon•s larmera to get a lalrer rewrn magic figure which willsUII the Pope Paul has shown no first U.S. president to use the lor their o«orto. criUcs and reduoe American dbposltlon to share authorlt¥ telephone lor campaigning N. 2nd THE GOSfS oF GOVERNMENT oasuaiUes to an ao<eptable : with the bishops to any purposes-in 11!96. 1 Interest paymento on the national debt ex<eecl S17 bllllon per level. At the same time he Year: more than the~ amounto!spendlngby all levels o1 goy. must oonvlnoe the North (federal, Blate and local) In 1939- just 30 1ean ago. VletDamese that the United SOCIAL SECURrTY BENEFIT INCREASES Stalea will remain In South I The president's propoaal to Increase aoclal security bone. Vle1nam unlll its mlnlmum~ ' fits by 10 per cent Is long overdue. The president wants the In- Ia aooompllahed. crease to bel!ln next April. I contend tbat bena!lts abould be raJa. • MlnlmaJ Goal ed l~telf. Our reUred people have already aeenthatr pur. The Prealdent described tlols ohatltig power eroded away by rampant Inflation; we should not minimal BOll as !ree delermlnuk _them to walt · ~er six months to catch up with tJOarllll atloa by the South VIetnamese prloea. The ,prelldtint has al80 proposed that future benefit In- ol their own future th1'01181t creases be directlY attached to the cei!l--o!.llvlng Index. 1 had eleelloos. , . already Introduced legislation to ac:oompllsh tlola In early June; The dllfloulcy here is that the i I am pleaeed that the president Is supporting this propoaal. Sout!o VIetnamese never really have had a chance to voice Union Church leaturing 1 h e their own dealres. Both sides claim to oon4'0I Coleman Quartette fn the after. noon was well attended. the sympathies ol the VlelllaMr. and Mrs. Walter SWett mese people. A cerUdn amount 0 visited !rlendslnColumbusdur· of proii)Orlcy brcug!lt to the lng a recent weekend. cltles by U.S. Involvement , 'l:lllljiW ~Wstd>omMr, and .Mr..:X.ir•r !bnley · prolooblf ~d awlng. ~ •0!! bers met . with ~ 1.afurl Gala· , .ll!!\l)1!Wiitli4P:~'lt IJma ' to "tile ·u:11-~' lljb i~Jt-"t ' WW .lor, tllelr Se(!tfnilier meet- visited her. Mr. and aide. In !lie &unttYslde, It ~ lni- Mrsi Carl Crabtree, proal· - Mrs. " t.ioti'' Smlth, receoaly, seems probabl. the ~e dent, Colductetl the )>uslnosa They were enroute to Lexlaw- would vote !or peace oo any ' meeUng. Rev. Howard Mayne ton, Ky. , whore he has been ~ · was a guest and gave the lastal- transferred and wlll make their The war In Vlelnam became la_tlon -swvioe. OUioOfs for the heine there. an Amerl""" war first In 1964 , xear are Mrs. Carl Crabtree, Thad Dye, U. S. Navy, apeata when U.S. warplanes began i preslclalij; Mrs. WOllam Law· weekend here with his wife, U... bombing the North, aad eacalat. : son, vice president; Mrs. Men- do, and his grilqoarents, lllr. ed In 1965 with the first big 98~ i dal Jordan, aeoretar1o and Mrs. and Mrs. llale Dye. wave ot Amerl""" _troops. Jl: Robert Mattox, treasurer. Linda !h'e and Carol Frale1 became a tru11 American war ,_ Mrs. Bernice MoKnl&ht, c... resumed classes as sophQo In late 1966 when the Amort. lutnbua; W.s a ~ot of Mr. and mores at Ohio Unheraity. Walt. cans took over the dole! role ol ,, Mrs. D, 0; McK!dat>t and Mr. or Jordan Ia enrolled !here as strike !oroe In the searoh.ancl. and Mra, Fern GUlcigly. a freshman. . deslro7 operations. Mrs. Marpret Edmundson Tho ;youth gro111 or the car, . of VlniGn visited Mr. and Mrs. penter BapUst Oouroh met at ': Ney Mrs. Martha the hm10 of Nancy Smith. RonMaya Is also a 8UOSI ather par· da Whittlovton was the program Lts -·. ents' home. • leader. Mr, and Mrs. Earl starkey Mr. and Mrs. Howard Slallley • ·:11oro guefls · or Mr· and Mrs. and Mrs. VIola Fout o! Belpre Jesus !hen said to the $1.49 VaiU. ' F)oank1'aUI.ey of O.xter and the and Murl Gelaway, local, wore JeuJs who hod believed in ·,.·, b l - s of ~a. Pauley and dlnnet fll(eall .of Mrs. Roxie Ar- · him, "If 1/0U continue in my • ' lllr;, Starkey were celebrated. ba~h, Thuretlay. ~,:.;, ~ : , :tf'fc:~ 'f::~ ' Mr. and Mrs. Joe Sayre were Mrs. Gordon Swain, Barber- truth, and the truth will : called to norlda by theserlwa ton, visited her cwaln, Freda • • vou free." - John Illness of hla mother. Smith, recently. 8:31, 3Z. .Mrs. Faye Jordan and her al1o 6 oz. size '' _ 'lbe bell advice I can to lily young man -. . . cail - · ao~,..~a, Jardall's Q-Whot ill tile major .-.ir· be s u In me d up In exactly · · 'tifilatrter, -liuther!ord, to vlving work " of the famous eight wotds, and they are- ' · Colianbua wtiero they spent a magazint editor, S01'all Jote· be honest with yourself and . blll the truth.-Jamea A. · ' w~. On ~ ~boy loinetla pha Htlle1 . 1l'Oiil' or rOiatlv•• alii! frlands A-The chlldren'aLrr;::::): ~·arley, fQfmor U.S. ~I· ·~Mary Had a !,IItle muter ~raJ. ~4_,."" ~ !Dr a lhOWOl".fOi' tie:<O(f IN<! Mr. and Mrs. !!'.! L JOf.!!l\" at. .~ heine~« hls' PIJronts( :Mr. .. . only · Eddie Jorclan,.Shtid,y ~. Mr. and Mra. ·u. Jane, Jackie I· .,,'Ill - I .,...., •I baae.• • AlltJoti. this reverlll tfll ~ cMICII'1 The)l wlllaak .,ec111..u, e11e1 In the ru~~~te.. the .P• --.It In ad..,..o wtlh Clle SJ!IOd a!. BlahcWa or tha. varloua ~OM! coa!erencoa Ill bllhopo bel..-e makbw '-Iaiii doci.U..such a s the- CD )llrth c....,GI - which o!!ect Clle whale church. I An&el•• Mets Win lOOth Tilt t c~~ ol ...W¥~ lntenti..... thtoe ..iibqpo oaU on the P. . to ll>lrw • I :ue I ' tralloatloo ol auCiiorib' In Clle 1 ' • • By MIKE QUANE and Howard llalshetl t h e - 6-0, and s.ttle [lOt Pill bla 12tlt victory t11 atiro-ltltter. UP! ~ Writer ..,. behlntl KU!obmr, wllo had Ookland, ~Bob Pbrlllllll'a two-non dOllThere's no doubt Where Ted a1uaet1 bla ttllh homer In the / blo .-bled Chlca[IO to beat WllUama' .,_!hiea lie: A at1emoon. I'D the Nalloaal lea&t•a, Mel! boive .Bonell aDd Clle 111-116. .._ . will take ....., o1 bla Wllllama c:ould ccmole blm- Yorlc lll,wetl b.Y Chlcqp. 8~; ta Twlna despite -KUIIDnw'a """· sell wllb the t1oou11tt that the 3- St. Ulula dofootetll'ltlqdtlpbla, twwon hamer. ' 'lbe WalllllnBton llliiii8W 2 victory over ended the aloo by 6.6, l'lltlllllrtlb etl8lld Make Belanar'a be ..IJ!lled _pulled out all the stops most •ooe•stul _..., lor a llaatleal, 5-4, SaD Dle[IO/ aJnslo In the bottom olthe loth Wecmoetla)' nfaltt trying to help Washington cl.., alnoe1945. - defeated Sen Franolaco, 9-4, ...,led · Belu.-o t10 lllip •a Fra Howard u the Other Actlca and Loo beat Houlllll ~• .-.... loafn& atnek with 1111Jo1: lea&ue bolla-lUll chlm. 1n other Amerl- Leacr• ~the 'rio1Dr7 O¥er Wt,uJim p.m. p[Jlol. actloo Chicago de!eated MimeMike ~atela ateppetl In lor Pllmer bla · 18tb Ill lhe RliSIIING PASSING NET OFF, NET DEF. Cincinnati (Maloney li -S) at 'lbe abmpt !ailed, however, aota, 4 • 3, llaltlmore llllllled Howard · as the big 111011 lor year. Yds. Avg, Yd. Avg. Yd. A1J, Yd. A1J, Atlanta CMC~ 0-01. 8: OS Losoa 2oth Game Athens • •• •.•• 488 244.0 73 38.5 581 280.$ 237 118.5 u Howard cauld only maMfll' a D e t r o 1 t, 2 • 1, New York Waalllniifm, aiU8llfnl bla 30th walk In ftllr trips 1n tile ...,eaked b,y Clovolantl, f-3, hamer !or all three !!enotnrs• Clovoland'a Lull TWa, a 21. P-~~uston CRay 8 -2) al Los Gallipolis • • • •• 468 234.0 142 7LO 610 S05.0 US,O !!enotnra• llnal..,.. victory, Kansu City -out~omla, runs and glYIDc Jot Coleman pme wtmor laat - - . loll Angeles (Singer 19-121, 11 p.m. Ironton ••.• • • 330 165.0 194 97. 0 52f 282.0 351 1'15.0 Sen Diogo CKirby 6-20) at Sen Jackson • .• • • • 443 221.5 101 50.5 54f 272.0 251 12LO 2oth aame tllla year In - - - - -- -- - - hla bo1!!DJ to tile Ylllkeea, Tlant'a 228.$ :.':'cisco CMarlchal 21 -11), s Logan . • • • ••• 232 116.0 fO 20 0 272 136.0 1n other NL pme1, lllrowlnc error In Clle · alxlh Meigs .• ••• .• 283 140.5 212 106.0 f65 :UU · 357 178.5 Nei&.-York • . . . 88 44. 0 79 :i9.5 167 ' 83.5 - 671 335.5 II lbe Amorlean Loque CCllllrlbulo!l to hla """ defea1, Qol- beat Mlmeaota · f-3 wltlle Mike Keldob blo Wellston • •. .. !59 79.5 37 18.5 196 98.0 798 3W.O Amtrl<llnLHgue WalllllnBton etl8lld out ~atot\ fourth In 10 dedalona. E•st 3-:1, Beltlmore ~o~J~~ot~DIIiut2- lCanHI Clf;f'l EtlKirlo;palrlck OVERALL SCORING w. L. Pet. GB NAME- TEAM TD PAT PTS (G) AVG. 1~ New York 11fWec1 ClevaliDd, -u...od hla torrid 1ate • · Baltimore 109 53 .673 t$ Kanaaa C"bltlinll aa ht drove In t1lo runa Darwin Valentine, Jackson •••• •• 9 10 64 4 16,0 I Delroll 90 12 .556 19 • "' 'wlllta lldrd-lnalnJ lfnCila, and Dan Murphy, JackiOII , . •••...•• 6 5 41 f 10 3 'Boston 87 •-75 .537 22 Ca!Uomla, 6.0, and Seatlle 101 Jer Adair' l1alabetl ill! the 17 Danny - . MelJS , • , • . . . • 6 2 38 4 11.5 Washington 86 76 .531 23 111 FRED DOWN last quartar.century. Sorey by Oal<land ~ 8 36 4 . 9.0 UPI ~Writer about that, Lao Durocher, but AI Ou_;er alnlled ~ AD&ala with a lOitdetl New York 80 81 .Jf/7 28'12 Tom Prose, Gallipolis ..• • • • • . . 5 0 30 4 7.$ Qeveland 62 99 .385 .c6V2 Mike Akers, Ironton . • • • . . • • • • 5 Would )'OU bellove 100 Ylcto- they're not bod &IIYI either. Rd>orto Clemente from third double In the fifth In a JUDe rles !or the New York Meta. • Plnch.ldtter Art Sham all)', the beso with t1lo out In tile aiDb al!oilelletl by raiD after 11ft W. L. Pel. GB SOUTHEASTERN omo AmLETIC LEAGUE .more victories than any o1 20th o1 21 pla,yers uaecl by to give the Pirates• Joe Glbboa lml..:!':_; ='edln1h 11 96 115 .596 8 Minnesota TD PAT PTS G AVG. CaB<IY Stengel'a New Yorlc Manager Gil lioti&'OI, aiasled hla aixtlo win. ·~., ·-.-• n., NAME-TEAM 87 74 .540 9 Ookland Darwin Valentine, Jackson • •. ..• 4 2 26 2 13.0 Ylllkee pemant 'wlnnora In the home Bid Harrelaon with 1110 Nate Colbert drove In IIYO decldlaa nm lor Seattle with 71 90 .441 2S California Stu Smith, AlheDB • • • •• • • • • ••• 3 0 18 2 9.0 Amerl""" League. • .and run whldo gave Rcn Ta,ylor bla runa with a triple and a homer the =.IOidotlln the nlnib aa 68 93 .422 28 Chlcogo Mike Akers, lroaton . • • • . ..• • • 3 0 18 2 9.0 surpassed by only three Nation- aiDb w1n and l!laotl Iormor to lead a ~t- Sen Dle[IO lbe batlle Kansas City 68 93 .422 28 Rand,y Edwards, lroatGn .••.•... 3 0 18 2 9.0 al leaClllO !lag wlnnera In the Mot Dick Selma with Ida loth -ck ogalnat the Glanta. from Olldalid doaplte two 64 97 .398 32 Seattle Chuck Neal, f.ellipolls • • • • ••• •• 2 4 16 2 &.0 Iaiii 2f years? loto. HarreliOil _...s the 12th Bobb,y - . bit hla 32nd homera . by t b 0 Ioaera• Sal Danny - · Melga .• • •.• . .•• 2 2 14 2 7.0 Holling as lhw8b to the wllb a double and went to third hamer at the - • !or the Bando and another by Riel Dick Ritter, Athou .•••• .. . • •• 2 0 12 2 6.0 iiiiDill' horn, the ..,...._ Clll Tommie Aclee'l ll!l1eld out Glanla. "'""ly. lltoYe Whitaker .,... Pete Neal, Gallipolla ..•• •.• ... 2 0 -12 2 6.0 llflll)>ols ol !rustratlall notched before !loamall)' dalfvered hla Ted Slmmclllia tripled home ::'::o~~~r'wlllt a 111011 alloord !Dr Tom Prose, Gallipolis • ••. • .••• 2 0 12 2 6.0 victory No. 100 Wednelda,y game.~ hll. Joe Torre, w1to waikotl, In the a, 0 12 2 6.0 when they beat the Qllca[IO ''lbe ptttaburlh Pirates de- nlnlb llmlnc to give the f--~ Terr1 Lloyd, Jackson •. , • • •••. • ll Lee F101d, Meigs .• , , •••. • • , •• 2 0 12 2 6.0 CUba, ~. ID 12lmlnp, !eatetl theEeal Expos, 5-f, Cardlatalo their victory over the Dave Sullivan, Nelaoovllle-York .•• • 2 0 12 2 6.0 Charp It ol1 to _...,, 1111 Padres Pblllloa. clhialonal allenment or black lhe San F: sqo Giants, 9-4, Claude ~n [lOt bla 20th • , , , ~3 , i KO RETURNS .~ 1!\e.~ l~J!!atl,l~ Meta th' St. 8 ClinUnaJa n!DPetl_ _~ef!lp;-after. IIYe .ttempls•· c YdL No. TD wll1 110 lnlo the pla,yol!.a wllh the Phllal,lolpbla Pblllloa.l:t~; """"' ~ Allploo,~r~ Jackel ..... c.l35 4 wea-, 'N-Y • •. 10s 6 '0 till ol lite belt reoortlll aJMI lb6-' . AltllelnJJotlalors tli~ th~ ~._ Ooteen, r.alllpollo _ •• •• , 128 4 Krebs Lopn Houston Aatroa, 5.2, wllo has lolrt U, hadn't 71 f 0 OOIIllliled by &111 team In lbe ~ Meigs ......... 100 4 Meigs : : . 65 f 0 alnoe Sept. 11, Whia beal.,'-!1 Ironton .. ... ... so 4 20.o Howard. GaJUpoua M 3 o Con~> I.. whfwetllbloton.~.arry DlerkTOP DEFENSIVE TEAMS Headley~ Wellston 61 4 0 1 ~~ ....,.~ er took the defeat to opd up TEAM Pta. G A11o PUNT RETURNS LEXINGTON, Ky. (U~ To tuck)' ror\:ea. with a 20-13 record. MANY ~ -- , I r - . • • •••. • 18 4 4.5 Yda. No. TD Iong.aufrertng Unl1'orsley ol "Ara called me after 11m MODELS Jackson 30 4 7,5 v-·~Ldlana g a m ande .kl""'..... TO ' . ....,,...,., Jkn .. .. 82 9 0 Kaatuc!QI !OOiball lana, John •• ..,y Galllpolla • • • • • · 50 4 12.$ Grate, Melga, ••.• 75 3 1 Ray 11 Kentucky' a resident uked It 1 aeetled IllY old Job Cork oak contiDues to proCHODSI FROM . ;-, · Lcgan ......... 67 4 16.8 Howard,r.anpu,,54 6 o back,"llay ealotl. duce cork lor about 200 Athens • ••• • • • • 74 4 111.5 Seb"'- · - •o 1 1 J)rOiiloer .o l miracles. , rev years •. .,., ......... ... Re a1ao Ia UnUetl Preas •1 koow It COI'III'but IND~~GADERS JohDston, ' - " .. · 22 4 0 lnlenoaUonal Coach o1 the Uoere sure Ia a.new aplritlnlbe I . _·. _..,._ _ _ _ _ us ~ : • IIIPt ..w Sur·..ound , · •... n .Roman Catholtcs under . P aul VI ~~~~~tr_.... · Ni 0 !> . I I • 1 and ••• .............. . r' co- .:.,1119 1 h • ' Another Gre~t S · c 1sm .cactng •• •• VALUE . ; ',.-.. sc· tAMIY aARS AMI (RtVIlMG GUll •s ......, .EXACTLY YQU.DOCIOI ' _W-'-\110t only c:Qrefully �I " • · . . . .._ MJAdiii)'Wt, -- - -~ 0.' 'lt!undiJ, ·Oeliol!or I, 1Mt ' Show HigldightmJ. Garden Club Mee.t ·· ' Ca,....J, Mra. Erlewine and Mra. llurny, 11 Buttet'' - MrL Roy SnCJw• den, Mra. Nlcholooo.aod Mra. · : 1111'1. 'l'ltuo, ao occrwdlled jlldp ol'the Ohio Alooclatlon of. Garden CIW>o, awanlod ftrat, . . - a!!d third places In ••h . ..tegory ao ldl.-o: ••Entranee'' - Mra. Roy _ . , Mra. CUth Jahnotoo a!!d Mra. C>rla Dlel!l. "Coa'ee Table•• - Mrs. VJr.. Ill Alklna, Mra. Jah!IIUll! and Ca•diiJ'· A Procram on hiJd!lllhts or Ohio waa preoentod with Mro. Paul Will! oholllrw alldoa or a trip tbrouJd! Ohio 1111rka. Jilin Edna Strlek ._led oo an 11'11· 66 Studen ...., h IJonored · fl~ !bl;r-olx lla!lloaU received Mae Berry, Tom Crllp, Andrea certltlceteo ll:routmndlnaaco- Dewhurat, JO ELLEN DIEHL, demlc achln- ol!rla!g 011 Debra Garneo, NI!IICl Greeolee, awuda asoembiJ held at Kelp c.ime Grueoer, MELANIE lliQil School, 1114dleport, Wed- HACKETT, S!ell7 Jane Hall, neldoy aflemoon. ArtiJJr Kloeo, DAVID KRAWTile awordo werebuedCXJthe . $:ZYN, CONNIE LANNING, -nto' work the loot oemeo- DEIIRA JO MAY, Mary Anna the 1968~9 ochool yoor. II! order to ll!allly I student Dllll have rocetred at leaot three 81'ade• ol A aad...,. be· low a B. Honored attheuoemhlywere (names In Clllltal letlero recel'fed all A'i): SOPHOMORES: SilO!! Andrcwo, RICHARD ASH. DIENE BARNES, Doria W Opal tar of. Olester News Note8 II\' CLARICE ALLEN Mra. Glenroy Ewl~a!!d MrL "'·- ~........ ~ .• -nt "'"'" .,,_., ""'......, ' - · two weeki wllh tholr brother a..S oloter-laJ.Iaw,lllr.ll!dMra. Purl07 Karr, Mr. aad Mra. ""·G··-· - - • WeD"'• ...., w·-· W H - a-to of U!e Karra. u . -~ u . D- "'1 - · ..... "'"' ... a." ·11'-" - - """'~ and do _.tero,~~.. and Mra. w .......... ~ :r· -~ ~=-= ~- ·· - - - . s.... a,£, ..... ...-. ~ lei Wo!!da. Froat, Marl· etta, apent Wodneodll.)' ~ wllh the Woodea. Mr. 111111 Mra. Denzel CJo. land vlalted W..neoday altar1. F. '?(IJI !,II, Point Mldldlr, Cheryl Ne18011, ANN MARIE OHLINGER, CONNIE LU RADFORO, MARGARET JEAN RIGGS, Mlllao Rizer, Hebee.. Scaaa. Sleven Stanlt)', Michael Slruble, Martin Vauahon, JOE WELKER, Rebecca WUJ, Beckj< WriJd!l Edward AIlan YOIIIW. JUNIORS: D o n Ander1011, MARY K. I!RICKLES, Colh1 ll!mee, DEI!IIIE CROW, Anita Fultz, Glorll Gotr, David R<Dert Haaeri.Y, Rebecca lloudaabelt, GLENNA KEYS, Fronk· IIJ! Rizer, John Sobo, GLENNA SPRAGIJE, Sandra TI,Ylor, Re...... Triplett. SENIORS: Linda Cordlllo, Linda Sit Cotterill, Juanlto Ma. rle Jerrell, Ro&er Paul GUm 0 r e, Timothy IIIIo)' Glaze, MARY MARLENE GOODWIN, SHERRY HAYES, Rhonda Kathleoo Folmer, HAZEL KISER, Diane Knorr, Linda lila Lana, ~- Lahoe, GEORGE EDWARD ..... SKINNER, James Frederick Stratzel, BEVEI!LY TROMP. SON, Richard Paul Werner, Col.lne McGowan la • Pame Lynn Nlllltllla!g,=rll Ord, J 0 h n 11ltchert, Lee Beat "Moll M ulr01,. .. )' ag .. ·' Reedsville News, Notes BY MRS. LYLE !!ALDERSON . Mr. a!MI "·a. ~-1 .._ __..__ "" -··-· spent a .......,nd will! Alrmao a!MI Mra. Guy l!arnhart and Jamie, Fort Slaw, S. C. Ro·_.. vlaltoro of Mr. and Mra. Vlr,UI!uckley wore Mra. ,., __ Adams and Mr. and Mra. ~~· Whlteolde of ParklroHobart b WV Mr, a. ~Mr.;...llllll...;~::.,~ Role nee Thirteen""" memberowore Walker M<ndal. IDIU&Ied. Into the Eaotorn IIIJd! IDIUated were Janice Bolli, SchoOl Chlpter of. the Fulure Venedo YCIUII& S!tlla l!lrcl, SanHoniemaktro ot. Amorlca at a <17 Wood, JO)'ce Mjero, ClbdJ meetlnl at the bome or Ruth Farrar, Lana llel!at·m, Rita Mardnko, Doll!a Lantz, Blrbora Well, Debbie Millhone, Marcia carr and Pam Rol-. A wl011er tool! and a hayride Received followed the IJ!Itladoo, and PID· eswenplayed. Arml Sera:eant Firat Closs Olboro aJIM!dlna were Mila Jolm I. Hawley, oooot.Mra. Lo- _Wilker, CarOl Holllnpr, Mary ·Ja Rawley, Third street, Pam- lluchlllan1 Doma Wells, FranorO)', received hie oecond ceo Wallo, Mary Upton, Joyce thrOI!IIb fourth awordo of lhe Folll,)', C<mle Wello, Kalhy Air Medal at Waller ""'!Army Brawlll.)', Carol7!! Grlfllll, Joyce Medical Center, Wathlrwtoo,D. Grue-, Joyce 1llng, Rhea C., Sept. 17 tor meritorlouo Poolor,· Wlmle Marcinko, Ka. oervlce whUe partlelpathw In lily Tirttle anllllra. Janice Rlt. aorlal Qlghtln oq>portofsround chle, advisor. operatlona dlll'ln& hla laat aoGueato wore Carol7!!Parker, algrment In Vletnun. Chorleo Ritchie and Frank Up.. The oerpont, whooo wife, too, Iiiio drove the troctor for Cal Claraderlalka Hazel, Uvea at 7722 Llale Ave., U!e bll.)'rlde. Coata of pur,ebred Siameoe Falls Church, Va., alao holde c~ta range from very pale the DlstlqJulohed FlyiJ!g Croll . cream t h r o u g h beige to and the . Arml CCI!Imendatlon brown with blue or oeai Medal. points. These cata aU have blue eyes. A third character- - - - - - - - lstlc Is the voice-very low FALCONS SWITCH GAME and mournful. ATLANTA CIJPJ)-!!ecauaeor with her --nto, Mr. ll!d lira. the potalbllll;r or an Ocl. 5 -· ""a~u •••.- """'e ~.. . n Rolph Barton and her brother - .... - - · - ,.,. and family, Mr. a..S Mra. Lar- lhe Alla!U Braveo ani the 1'1 Barton. N"' York 111oto the Atlanla ,._ ,__ J liar and FaiCOIII ha.. awltched 111 their ... a. - - 0111 vey pro !•~" lhe •--n• 0!Parke""'- W V """""' _-~ ... ~~~~ no ....,,.. ••-a• · a., lllltllnore Ccllto tram Atlanta vlolled wilhMr.IQdlofn.Jamea SkM·- •· Groot Field. Ruth and.__,. "''" ~ _,....., ......... Mr. a!!d Mra. Olt Schmoll or Mlddlopart vlolted with Mra. Qn1y 10 eleaalents were Beaole Larkins recentJ.y lmOwn to the ancients. POII!eroy, lapreoentlyaorvllW witb tho U. S. Arml IJ! VIetnam. Mel!lroy, 1 lt87 ~til .of. PCI!IerO)' lfllb Sebool, was -10)'011 II the l(t'apr '~ laP-for ~ Jiira before euterq · lhe ttnlce. He enllalld In 111• oervlce.., Marcb 4, ,.u18tllllf trcm blale tralnllWOO MaJ'atbatFt.Jacklon,Soath ~ He aJao received ·advai!Ced lnllaaJtry tralnlnaat Ft. Jac.._ llflldl8thw·July 10111. lletonleavlrwforVIetlUI be ~ 2:5 IIIQ>a with his tamuy, :KeElro,Ylsaaecurll;r PcJIIcemao at can Tl!o, Vloll!lill, In the )ofe..... Delta. Hla addreoola: Pfc. Paul M. Mel!lroy, E 268-48-8e88, 13th Scty. PI~ DeL 1, ~0 San Franclaeo, CaliL 116215, LOU . I 1 I I 1 WINJE.R· TIRES J FALL ••• ' I I POL·YGLAS AUD REG . LAI 11 A LET LOU CHECK YOURS TODAY landae::..ram~~te;a.Marlet-1 Lou'a Aahlwld lervlce p"'.,Y I I &.--•••••••••••••-•••-' - ·-· ibl1r h<me purchaood trCI!I Mr. aad Mra. Roy Christy. Mr. 111111 Mra. Jamea Weber, MWJaport, were rocent vlolt.111'1 ot. Mr. and Mra. Tliamu Wll!or. 1111'. 111111 Mra. Eldon WUJ, Syraeuoe, opent 1 recent ovenliW Wltll Mr. 111111 Mra. Da111el a .. ND USDA CHOICE BEEF 09 ll· GR.O,U .,-;~~: ·,i, DOlJBLE PLAID ' STAMPS 20 "'KANA':'HA a,-, !:: i;$s :a·u •. 1 :.::.·Loeb ll ~ ~ L fill Ill lnollht as to the anger and JealouiiJ' that wao reoterlng 1n 81 • •' their hearts. We .ore limping when we become crldcal and ell,.. 5 50 vlalUna houro 2:30 111 4:30 p, dOlln ' ~ m., Kathy R. - n 81'1111tled and God's WIIJ' elloavlna and heeling men. We are limP0 m. only. l'arerta only 011 Pod;. ~ 1•0 dow!! ~P. lng when we woo't receive all ot t!Je !Uhle trulh. 4:2, They didn't atrlea Watdo ·' • ...:__1 8 dow!! l.as believe the roi!IIT..Uoo. We ore limping when we peroecuto the ADYI&'IIONS ~ It> 4' 35 L aa11111 ot Coil - 4:3. ., . ~hltcadoo or adml~olona Ia p~:.u:~ However, Dve lhoull!!d became Chrlatlana bOcauoe ell tl!lo withheld untU fllrthor. l!l!dce. Wlltl {l -~ witness and healing. Read chopters lhreellllll four IIIR11IS · ~· u Ol!e. Fd rather l,.p In an old stinking prl8011 than 111 limp 1J! Mra. 071r M. Green, RL Z • • p.m.' . • the. Dneat paioce. on..daY lhe ocene will be revoroed, for God Cr<Mn Clt,y, 1011, 11:52 a. m., ;::: It> a. m., Alliod-Aah- hoo a penltentlai'J' prepared for all who reluoe IRs otrered mer. Wednoadll,)'; Mra. WUJiom S. It> ' ... m.; ~Mar- ey, You milo)' never leap ao_dldlhlaman, but you Wll1 rnagntty lhe Bullock, RL 2GaUlpoilo,dollJiho ~ ~~~-md Meldohl Lord in your heart, and rejoice in lhe WIIJ', pe<Ullar to youroelf. 1 ' ~-el ;..;.::::::. own ~:l5 Cllool()l me with lhe leaparo 111111 not wllh the llmpera. tor, 1:04 p.m. Wedlleodll.)'; lira. Robe L. . • p. m.; ""' .......... dow!! 6 p. ~- . Cunni~ N w m.; RlvenaiJOOd "' 7:15 p. m.; Charlotte CorUay purchased U.,yett; W, VL,, IO!I, 6,~ P·ll!o .Alton Zepl!p' dow!! l:2~ L m.• a butcber lmlfe and gained Wldnelilay; Mrs. !!lily E. Me- Victory dOW!! 2-1~ . • lndl' ' entrance to Marat's bouae~rmltt, ,RI.. l Letart, aon, 3:15 1,. "! 3,15 a. ;.. ; hold. She was admitted to L m., '11iurodly; Mra. WUIIam YUle dow!! 4o15L m. bls bath and, after a short J. Bl.rnelt, Crown CIQ>, doUJihpolitical dlscussiOJ!, stabbed ler, 4:4r a. m. ThurodiJI. '""';r=""""=""i,...,the,.......,...,..,.......him to death. Miss Corday DISCHARGE!i en years s statutory was convicted of murder Hmlt of time any man can and died on the guiUoUne Frank Brown, Rdlort T, serve as U.S. prealchlnt, &e· four days later. l!rumlleld, Mra. Joule M. cording to the ·22nd. Amend· Charles, WUJiom T. Chapman, ment to the Con~tuUOif, · Mra. Ceo J. Cbevaller, Mr1o ...J\ SIGNS CONTRACT Fa~ MeCOI'I!IIek, ~·· EIJI.. Windle, Julia A. ,)!~ PHILADELPIUA (UPO ~.~er;,~ J, Fe~ lira. Cllarleo v.oo+i., ljr\)J!ar. Center Bob Clarke, the PhlHcioeY Freemai1; David c. "'--- "-Citlla-""'1"' •• • lodel hi F· .. ~· No 2 . * 11 , ....... mllim't.f)'illl'@;'111fl'iOV' :::;" ote _· ath dnlt!P1JI:lr, • • !!OJ! Prott,'"lrra. A&ne L_· eon,~.. Da~F.. ~. . ~.;·: ;~~~i'd~ ' c:Onlract Wedn~oday. tlal'k~ Rouah, Mra. Homer Slanl07, font dauebler, Mra. JDavld K. · atudy In the • will be In the Flyers' llntupthll Mra. Grace Slale . n,}leamelh E. ~ aad inl!nt 1011,f1. J1o1>. IIJ!geria)f too weokeud In IIID!O& wllh Rochea. Stewart, lllra.lfp1lal E. WelD, ert 0. Mant 07 and 1 dough-' .bath, ·YJ'Iie ter, Her8110)'and Providence ot. Mark I. Whooln, Michael P. ter, · ' notes. On lhe Amerl- Hocllq ~e. Ave. General vlllltq houn 2-4 m•• ani 7-8 p. m. only. Matornll;r ' = t:.;• :a'-j •""""' ...,.. John :Ckjord':.n, :::;" t: t:'!: ·Eiedronic Whnl WORLD ° ;;,::i...w.: 2 pM:::r ofJJ~e;an~·~o:~ ! Mote tho big difference HI•IISE SELF-RISING FINISHING SAME DAY SERVICE . •. ·; ~~.......\l~'~iUAjili,al~~·' --- " -'"... ~ ....... ae... ~· ·~ "'' • G!IANJiE - A "flodnw• Jeaea liven ~ lor meml!oro, l!ciail8r Cluh" wao .....llllod R CIW> mllllbera will be 0 ,.. w,-ba•llil niJd!t hero 10 - titled 111 a 1081411! pa.u 111 cii!GIAI alh!eUca .at Rio Grande homo - · ll!d a aocond aild 'aulll U!e atl!ledc ,a011 ticket at redueed raleo, and cOimcll Ia ~ thjrd llUidnl ~~~aee fl!l' ll!d a 111e- lidc • - · 111111 uoe ot. on ·'1 ·19~''. ·.·. that lha cWi It a reoult mrrt~W .....tl... cbalt- without cbarp. IIAibort Sa!!l!ll!n. chairman or a.e 'llllll!berahlp committee, ~.., 1a lhplllw 1 tor 75 & a•mllllbera · ' !!Gdllu ' = 'J ai ·li.Y · .... _ •taled !iiat tlil = !1'- ·AIIfi.'PI...........Iw\Ubo olllllirtal'!J! ~... :•~~ro... i.~1.:m~:it,l • cihiJter.J!i hr udwlllhave a Wall , plaque lallho he1Ji1ei!Qr roam. . bi . lbllr· ,...., placed :Oil REG. 98c CA6YL r. 2•d. , _ _ , JUST WONDERFUL HAIR SPRAY 49 EXCEDRIN 3te YAPO-RUB 29~ ( AC ~:r.:··· 79~ REG. 79c 1.... SiNnolh Pain Rallo! REG. 591: VICKS REG. i.59 -"' ~ ·· •-------J , 216 --"""'---- SALE I electronic wtt.tl boionce makeo. Smoothor •Ide. Longer tire .. ueage, Drive in. Staldard Oi I Products ln_At 9 - Out At 5 Boasters' aub . liJO our SIIRT Jlio ·EstabliJJhes IDIIl ' m:• ·- 1 Plu'alcal cau City lee ·.&Fuet·· c. ,.,,y at.P' · : Parade • Dr. Jamu L. . ·Nom SECOND STIED~NElT TO IIIILEPOIT,' OliO _ I . '', • & E •. , .J1m .· ' ·rn1e s Sohio 0 ~Elllll~r.,.•~l'.!!, .•J~e CHUCK ',_. . • ,! 912-51. .DDLEPORT; OHIO = .W.; '{[ ,WMa~ DiYiiiGn ~ 111 2.2 then there'o the hunch depart. ~ I'> lor lhe Pats 111 baYe mont, where aila week 1 like ,·,'.;, . · lhelr fourth atralilrt. Oregon stele OYer Soutbern . : , ~ Ia ·lhe other AFL meetings: CalllOrnla, lUchlpn state orer .,,,, Clnclpt~ OYer San Jlleao- 1 Notre Dame 111111 Kentucll)' OYer . / ~, ~ the llenpla ore Auburn. ' ...... ,ljl wino! .-., 'lllll!lng the BuekeY.,s 9Jould Prevalla I, W. .ptvljllio andthe-le Wasblngton ewld IIYO Ohio ~ Jaiow better k1op lauahlng :. stele 1 few awo8 ~~ at .,: !!$. ...; · · Se•ttle but the l!ucke.Yeuheuld ;;: Cl1;r overD ttaver-KC prevaU, 1 ~ wltaJw Streak. 111 the olhor 011811 f Qoolfi OYer l!"ftalo'-·Pete East _ Teraa MM OYer ·,.. liiazttAI'>I· Ia be......,' 111 find ArmY llarvord OYor .......:_u ..• , ..... . .......... •• I'OIIIL', . Bol1on College OYor. Tl!lane, . ~ -~ Otkl•nci-:See _Col~a ~er Prlne-,J!art. ,What ~· when 10U 'don't mouth C!'ler lk!ly erc.o, Plm~- ~altenllon. I,Ylvl!lla orer · Brown, eo1pte •·- Tiit.NFL: IJ'Ier Yale,l!uprsOYerContoll Gl'ien lla7 orer Mlmeoota- and l!ullolo overKentState. Ilia!•• ,p r , •• u SPECIAL Allen, , . _ at Ohio 'tJ!!Inroll;r, apent the weekla!d wltll Mr. 111111 Mra. Clayton AIlfr. and Mra. Glen Tl!omo ·l!ltd da!!Jd!llr• ho'N moved Into S ·. I !1111 ... •· ' ·e·PatrkJU I I1 I pyrofaxgn, ElddaWor and family, A Sermon~tte faa'"""'"', Awards ;:th.Mr. and Mr•. Lawrence Chrlatophor Scott. Mr. 111111 Mra. Chorlea Goea- to apont a W88kend with Mr. and 1 · . Mr. and lin. Chorleo Woodo Jell! 111111 ehlldren of Flatwoodo Mra. MariCXJ Hall. • TV Sta. .a On All Purchaau Ytalted Tuoodll.)' will! Mra. I.e- called on Mr, and Yro. ClayMr. and Mra. Charles DolaJd.. I '119 W. Main 992-3535 u. Koblenll at lho Votorana tGII Allen, Seturdoy eveniiVo oon and lamlb or Logan vlolted lllanorlal HoopltaL ; . Stall Set. a!MI Mra. Jorcy CJo. 'lull 111111 family bave moVed 111 ,Fort Knox, Ky., whon ha will . . atotlcad. He receally ... .~ tram • rau'o 1llllr of · . _ Ia Vietnam. ' I 1111'1. Goorp Wolf hll been nlllrDid 111 hor h<me tr0111 Holil.r lledlcal Conter. lira. IAiha Wood apoaat a lMr dale with Mr. and Mra. Horold Hawk 111111 family, Alllatly, 1111'. and Mra. Charlea Elcho 1...- 111111 dauebler ofCGI0111bua apoaat I - n d with Mra. Opal Joe N1 =· 'J'hree Air Medal s,·or tlvcs at Akron. Mra. Allee Fqutty hea roturned h...,. after oPendlng a Lillie Hockl,._ Mra. ll E. YOUIII and Mra. Hozal llalderiO!I or Vlema, w. Va., opent SUnlla)' at theW IIllama-RoldoriO!I hCI!Ie. Olher vlsl111rs wore Mra. OVaScUh6r- ':C, 13 New Members Initiated -:;:r;~~=~ )fr. and Mra. Paul dw&w•••••--•••-. r l' n .. ,: . , . C! •• I lly and vlolted with other rela• I A ~ spent a weekend with Mr. an Mrs. ThCI!IOB J. Roae ani lam· <I) . h 1 1 1' Rldlnl! lhln Hreo? Yov 1 . e riok ~ }' every "'"".I ~I!! a'!'!;'.:~~!.~ Ma~~~'i:onw:. t,:w .~P!Ith ¥1,, ~IP ~~ I , · , . • • .i;.~lt'.:n ·,,,, 11 , 1.'""' f r:=aon~.~Mr.-wm.~.-.,a~~elllt g&nl~the~oar dliti'lcts; -• · Sanii.Y· "'-IIarhenbo•"~<· l , ,, ., ...,, '" •11"-\' .,. , . .· •• .... ·· , ,.., $ llll.)'mond Van Meter 111111 aon, of PeDDSylvanla against the Mro. 1FlUty lllao visited wl1h I .... fiRESlOIE AND ' YEAR II Earl, Y..,..IOIIII, apoaat the mine owners In 1854, which, Mr. a..S MrJ. L.Jle Dayhoff of. I . weoklnd wllh Mra. Mabel vao- after a seri~s of crimes. was Mater. suppressed mllf/7. Mr. 111111 Mra. Hol!art Newell 1111111. 111111 Sl!eDa wore in CGII!IIIbuaiX! 11111 Kathy WUeon, student !undoy 111 -their ....,.._ lOll, bon! at st. Alll'a Hoapltal at Rio Grande, opelt a weoklnd ,, -•n.·Ohlo I!Jvl- Lawre ~'~ol!er ,2.!1'r .• GAUGES - Glll!paila Lockl •• c .. l2.% aad •• 7 -···••• 3 •~ ot.' -. ·LARIMORE, Pa., SYRACUSE CIIIJRCHOF NAZARENE " Even wl1h ml&lt4' Joe~. -~#;:~••: y;. Yidwt~to- 1'.- st.te IJ'Ier ,.. '*-·• ..., LEAPING OR LINPlNG ~ blaa ~·· Dallaa over Phlladel.llida. ll'a ·~· · • lllate I'I!N!o __ rollera1 Pt. Pl•lllll, 2UG• ~.. but ...., . .. , y·~· p 011111 ·MaHD, 20 SI-ll~ ln tile third chapter of. Jolm we - U!e heallni: ot a 40 ,...1111'1 Ia ' hhllll a bird, It' a~ man, lt'o OOYID . .;. UCLA IJ'IerNortl!wto- 0.70 Kaaawta ..."111 I 02 old 111811 bomlame,had,.....knowaawaU c!I¥.1Uawao a ro• llo 0 0 ~=~:!; Hlii. . . , tern, """- orer CGI<indo, · · • "" ' "· ll!lrQie ll!cl llllllr ~. were aaved and Ullctlfled, ma4e nM7 • When he laY• 1111 Loa Anpleo orer Nft' .,.,., Siate orer Dllnoll, Arlzo. Clylloton, lU7otal. for heaven ao a result of. )!Ia heallni: or the ICIUIII!d boib-. i bl111 ._ 1'1, :f~~w~'t only Orl1011111-111mo •-.., olpot. lia ·over """" Nebralllra Ire iln tbe~ 111111 Wlnllold Uevo ·It llllllld pleaoe GociiJ! our daY llwo -ld btllevo tor dlo ~· m. ~ letup or letdown. . ,Mime.,._, !bTacuoe oror Wla- 80 · hoo1!Dc ot lho bocb' Dllch more then wo .,.. ~- IIINI!ld do ' · Only ~doe~ Aillllla over Baltl11101e-f!,e u. overTolodoaild Jr:g~ Dl· more 111 1>1-lna -le111 Chrlat and JUt cturch thin anrthllllwo CGIIII811'11 the allllll trull). Welt Texaa state oror Wld!lto 1110. llolworth dolm 10,20 , lloow. Thll crJwled man Ia a pid!lre ot'lhe _.14 Sin Ia pan. 1 11101 and nome IIIIo donoL me a Glanto Over Beuo . ·state. ' · JGh •• P.m.: 1¥z1111 - rendtro ..,.IIIIJIOI8nt, dll1orlland 1111111 our nalllre. • •· Now York over Chfeap>Soulh- A'""""' ovor ~llo" J. Rotre an 10•40 p.m., Crlpplod ~ menllllJ phyllealb oplrltually whataPII&ht 1, ~·, ·::"~ I!ID, oeaore lh$ Clonts win lhelr Drat fftJm U!e II&!PI, Goorlla ovor ~ Jomoa 'hJI• "' 1Z:Q5 a. m.; and a IIIII!! Ia li!an wi~ Chrlal. An.! lho wori.s ......., ihe OliVer, I athed Beara In seven yearS, CaroiiJ!a, Louhlana state OYer ~ou LaRolno do!rn 1Z:35 a. . erodroado diQ> ~ diJr -ctllw oamethlni: from the a.tioch. .I - tho lmeeo were Clevellllld over Dotrolt.-BIII> llt,ylor, Florida over, Florld8 ;-• SuAD Lane "' 1; 10 a.m.:: And lhe world hoo a rlal!t 111 - c t from a.e Church. Ia•b I ""'~ ton Collier can.glveleaiOI!IIn 9tate, Duke orer Pltloll!rah, - Iller Curly dow!! 2•30 a. m., : Chur<h Impotent like tl!la ...., or Ia llhe l!!!pi'Orinc hor lfCII!!i!· 1 ' .. ~ port eoaehlng. IUs foriD!IIeluln~Jy lllaml over North CaroJIJ!a Jolm F01: "' 4115 •· m.; JaneT. Ual 111 be like Pater and John? OUr a...,_.edpd woilatilo io 45 ''· keeo It almple. st.te, CIII!!IICII ovor Goora!a . "' a. ·m.Anlr;J. S.P~~-~ wlckloblao before God, for we lhould 1101 be lhatWIJ and'wo 7I ~'L DJ.; ~""1---·- hJ -·~ ~ ew ' ..........n ~ · - -be J'L• · -.......r nnawer. Wathlngton overSanFnnela. ·-·., · - • - OYer llemphla Wild . '""" ..... w wo are. ''l!od," he llld. uverybad." ..,.;;Count 011 the Redllklna If Slate, Vlll!derbllt ore~ Nortl! IUVER MarT1!11 man rejol~ .)Ill like yauand lwatld han • • "He · Tl!e,y ce!'lllnJ1 didn't get lillY get better, not woroe. CaroliJ!a, Mlp'lll!'l Wakl m w - . looping up, 11ocx1 and 1lllked ll!d entered with lhem Into lhe tem.Jleuer with lhe P'"'ndlna theJ st. l.culo over Plltsbu!llh- Fore at and Weot V~ over L ":;,. D!..,~' J~ pie walklnc 011d leaping 111111 praising God." He waon't leaplna aU 1 •.~ In the Denver 011d San Nellher club Is llllda!c aq,or VML m.: Wlnfleld, : .... w~ the lime but "llocxl", "walked", and "leaping." He waollllklnl 1 '>.. IIID!OI. Tho fact that the Bowl. Southwut - Arkii!Jal .,_. • G·Ss • a procreoo. And aU ot tl!lo rillht In lhe Lord' a Houoe, In a.e tem. '· . ·Y'oa:k Jell, the delend~Jw Tile eolleaea: Texaa chriatlon, ' - orer jl'Ob.Y• C p. MI. ~~ ll!d pie. We I I - make progress when we go 111 cturch - "he en. )lurid chatnploot IJ! caoe you've lUchlgan needed an addlni: Navy, lUulallppl smte OYer S b - It> 2,2:5 L F • F. tered wllh them Into the temple.• Godwaaall over him, he turnloatbotl!lhoaepmoa maehiJ!elnltoDrlltwollllll8s Houllm, Teua Tech, OYer Deorbornlt> ' L m., ort ed lila -ooaloooe. 1A!t ua return 1111hoemotlonallamlhll and pvo revivals or old.Jnodce of. late ··'=IUiavated lhe poln for Joe Tile Wolverines ripped Vander: Waboma Slate, Kanaoi orer niter Jean'::.3; :01. D!.I.J:: made the church non thoulh be had U!e bUt, 42-U then Waahlna1on 45- New Muleo, ~ · state Ilona! - 0 4 40 • L m&.m · - you can go to a funeral and not - .., tears, Tile world :,: II daY Gllhe AFL -1011, 7, ' ' over llrl&ham YO!IJ!Iand Uta • a. m.; et laYS lt'a a sip ell"oaknooa and wolot tho world oat our llaJid. ' • · IIJw 1lrda&e-wllo, 11J1iDat Do Scl!cmbechler, U!elr,..... OYer tJnlverlll;r ell Taus at El d~~~3~';;' Lock 4 N ord, Oh, we 1hout and hugatlheball pme, lilot'o oirtallt. J1Ut we 1 ' ed are lllin8 111 have a better Ume In the hoooe orlhe Lord "llwe l!e Char&era. eoach 1J! hll Drat .YNr ~ 1 Puo. 2 '~'~ liall!aUt llnoru Plln don't expect ·itqr aeore~ ':e Far Weot- Calllornla·: orer =-l•k "'. t ~· m.;ORCOq> let liD and lot God have IRa wonderfulwiiJ'." Selntloo ~a'at 10111 ' .. l!oanehOII, Joe Nllllall! mana.. tbooe agelnot Mlt-rl tl!ll Rice, Walhlnlton state ...... • ": m.. ore - n ~145 -.Wrd emotloo; for "the ldnldOm or God lo riJd!teouoneos, '"'"'~ 111 letore ,tbe poln 11101'8 weekend. · ~ W70IDIDI orer Ccllora- ;:25m., to:'k 15• E>Piorer "' peace and Jo¥ IJ! the Holy Gholt. • He preeched wltb hit feet 'llhall tho. Jell !lfn, llhll!k hlo : Terry McloiiUoa!, Mltoourl' do Slate and San llleiO Slate 3' a. ~::• ~!Mo ltl all orer the houao. II wasn't something worked up, •but PU taU .~ ~· CUv.e Ruth, 111111 the 'IW'Ierhack, I s - ot.tbe..,.. 11'1er Son~ st.te. , ,.: Chor~kl;t 1011 he was walking 1n the lllht Are weleapi!!l'or 11~ will glvethe breed. He Cl!ll run and he. ' I. m., .I Thatbrlnpuototheaodconclualoointhel!Jd!toftl!laocrlp. ' iata' <ldinelniiD!e llllJdll,)' IJ! paoo. IWhii'Dnmandpaso [.~OSPITAL NEWS :::::~::::~~::~~~ ture~taomewereUmpil!lwhllehewaaleaplng. V.ll"aslhe / but 1101 too IIIIth, and 8I!CIUJb for lUaoouri 111 boat ;;; ; • ' ' - . lame 111811 held Peter and John, all the people ran 111aethor unto , .,..,Ita aU OYer I look for a.e Ml~ R. It> ~:lS P. m.; Mary EDen .tbem In lhe porch, 81'11111 Mll!dertng.• Tl!en Peler proceeded , .~,. to . baYe evened their That taka a care or lhat and Holzer Medical Center, Flnt ::n 1 a.. ~- ;V ~ D. down 111 preach 111 lhem, V. 12.26. JIUt go Into lhe next cho)ller and ,... (U D1\ cle, "A ~ · Tl!rOUIIJ Ohio Stale ,Parkt" CUon If* till . Wanlorllol W..-ld ~ Ohl.. 9l!e ..... o f - .dlltl...' .,..... ... lf'OUIIIIa, ....... aad IM*tlll dockl 111 be oddod 1I.Y tho olon or Natunl RoiiOIIrcu. · . lin. Vlr&ll Alldftllt...lldod at themoetlrwdurfali'lllll<htblle· plano wero llllllo tor a ~ · vltlt to the Saulheutiam Oh!e Mental Hlllllh Cenler' 011 ~ , 11. Glfll111 be 11-atlhattlmo ore to be taken 1I.Y 11!8!1!1!ero 111 the October moet~rw Tile Recten 11-tllwtobo· held at Lake Hopa 011 NOV. 1 · wa1 aMOOI!Ced. lllra. Jonal! cot,. terUI wluntmed to pr.tP&n the Nov, 17 eo1!aDn tor "llreen Thumb Nate•"· The ·preilonnounced thotlhedll!wlllhave \he rodlopJ'GII'&!!IIDNovember 800 Mra. Erelwlne and Mra. Ca.-day will .tarUci~Jate In lhaL MrL Tltulpvedmiuooauolrw st. JohD 1. The- pve the Lord's Pl'IIJ"'r aoillhe ciW> creed and collect lnunlaon. Tile treasurer reported that the atale a!MI count;y aiiOCiadoo dues have been pald, and Mra. 11urny presented the nowor coorunlttee report.' A bulb exchorce ,..1 hald by the members who reoponded to roll call bY ...mrw 1 otatepark lfldch they hod riolted. Rofloeobmeeto were aervtd by Mra. 11• tua and Mra. Alldno. UJ'I, .;.. ~ ·~··i'"J; ' ,i'l ,,., ·s Knees Re.all_ y·.··'HurJ. . ' · 'A lower ol!ow wllh•' u.,_ Mra. Htrvey Erlewlne. 11 Dithroom" · olll!litlu,. two ..,...... Mra. Jamal l·illlllllla ,..., a leollll'e oflho Jloo. Nlchelaon and lllra. Jolmollol\ niJd!t moellnl ofUtellutlard .. Reltpoua" . - Mra. Clar(lardol! Club held at the heme enee Murm. llrat. 11 NeYialoll" Mra. Robert ;or ...... Jameo Tllua. i¥tJ•liPIIDero,-lollddleport, 0., :~ · •• '/!.' "' ·' LARRY'S �j ' . lf,ll ' ." ~: --:/' -.t "'i .. :. (' ·. 'llj ,. I • .' 1, \; + • t . j '- '·· ._, ·- a.. /·W· omenS . : . ~ .·Class. Memb&,r$.· ' tii~~, tr~:~;bc;ired .Loy . _ ' · ... _. , _ , . , ... ,.,,1.,, _,.. ,._.,{,,("· :~.. ,_i\li\_:t,_ ,:$,~ . --~ Chll~·,, -~ 'l jl '~~·-~~ r.rr*• ~'/P· . ~te. x·r · · \·u • • ~.at~. ,l'aatii'Gir•lltoildltll~ o.,'t!lpa..,; ~ ·~ ~-- ,. ' ,,, _-:'''•_'''l··i! •· ~~;;:=~~:;. .·f Tho untl()l<ted Ia ollon the moot plaaureable. ArriYIDB TuelldaY nllhl UMIIIOUII<ed lonmootwelcamevlolt with hll puenll, Pete and Francia KleiD, waa their aon, Fritz, """ 'stationed In Waahlftllon, D. C. Frill Ia ~at back rr.m a Clrlllbean crui11e. He came especially at Ibis time 1<1 aeo hla lather wllo Is re. cuporatlns nicely from recent surpry. Lite In Auguat the famIly took "' real~onco In AriUWton. VL, and, oleouno, both of the boys are In ochool """· : cmdr. Klein Is on 1 ,lob - cllrtel<lr of tho ,..._lll""ent Informatioo and Dtte Syalellls DlviiiM of the Na>al Ordlnloce · System• Command. He'll be returnlJV to Waohingtlln Frldv. , RealdiDB teq>or~rlly with the Klein family 11 Lt. Arthur Clark, brother of Carla, who loin the Na¥BI Ships Syolelll Command worldns In the Destroyer Projecto Onlce In WaahiJwlon. : He recently purchased a towmouse In ~rlrwftelcl, VL, and.will , be movl1111lnto It soon. ' . l • , • • : : ~ \ t' ~ ~ • ....._ _· wa '· rl...... w 1 or Mr.liiiiMra.-<lbarlea bur7 '11td lamiiJr. went toCIIIUlcoale ·~o Mr. and Mra. Wlllllm Klleben lltd cJaualllora. Mra. Joe Tllnler-IIU spent the past two weelul'ln Bueyruo visiting her ..., ud dalqhtar. AND AT HOLZER HOSPITAL Tuelday Frank F\lpte had a • AFTER TWO YEARS In Honolulu, Ramon Boice Ia returniDB : to Pomeroy - rcr awhile at lent. Ramon arrived In Columbus via jet Wednesday olio moon and waa mot at the Colwnbua airport ~ by her parorts, Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Boice. f l MR. AND MRS. HOBART RAUB are back from a delightful vocation In Mitchell, S. D., with their son and daiJihter-in-law, Mr. and Mra. Fred Mankin and chllclren. The ....,le wort o011edally at thlstlmeaothat they could attend the Lawrence Walk Shoir which waaplayl1111a1 tho Corn Pal· : • aco just a block from where the lamlly lhes. They'd had .their • ticket• Cor well over two months. Just two yoara ago they ar· ransed their ..catiCMI ao they could attend the Jack Bemy ahow t • at the Corn Palaeo. ~ Mra. Raub doacrlbea the Palace sa somethlrw out of this ;- world - "covered with corn from top to bottom, with even tbe : pictW'e of the top performer in eolcrecl corn. ,. : The performance which Mr. and Mrs. Raub auended hiP~ penod to be Welk'a blrthda.Y party, so It waa even more apodaL While In Mitchell, tbe lamlly obaerved the aocond birthday , : ot Scott Anthoey. Tile Manldna have live children, and the oldest : i_J a senior in college. •1 • 1 '· ··. I, Mi&llePort Church at ' L ~let, \;,ill\ .Qilide, ) pven:r:•·:::: pre.: · waa"ilvenTueodaynlllht~ . t h~ Mrth~ ~--•-e F·-er the . _ Loyal Jiala Clasa at thecMch. - . 1. ..,...,.... _ ... ' · .. .... lllth the ~-· member1d1. .vera · Mrs. Roae ....,,_ • pre alllpi Mra. Helen~da,predelil or the hollt group, extered aldort at the clasa, and Mrs. • eel 'a welcome to the bonO dillcla the teaehor. m1tt women, eommendlnll them.: : ::'waa p r e - a rosebud. 111e -""""' of 11Weral per- their Y-• or ~~~~u In For thedlnnerthe!llleitswere Jiana w11o allended a lellowlhlp chureh. SJe<lal ree~w m was part;y ld Bear Park &mdoy to . . . -wx...... , -~ ii':ilre·8'<::: !dekatl' rail actlvltlaa fOr the *~;,:;::::::o:::~~::;;.».-.:s:::::::::::=~.;,~••••w!;'""" \!1.-.-v"xr ' Se 1(_1ek0 n-- I Names at 00: ffO . ed And•• Bobbyback Spade Sondra TUrner Dorinda Anlold, RaoiiY andand Brent, The aolo will be with holdbaked both went to and BuQTUa. WUIM, the Mill Hev. Friday and Saturday =.·:and:::=:=. andMr··:.::t:oY· o1 c!.,.oland, and Mra. Doaald ed in ld 0 Gross or Columbuo were weekTbe yule log us English Christmas festivities end l!'lelll o1 Mro. Emeot was to b!D'n all night; If It Bowles. went out, It was considered .a sign of W luck that would PLAN RUMMAGE SALE govem the entulng year. T h e Woman' • Soclet;y ol Chrletlan Service at the MInersville U n I t e d Melhodlat Church will holcl a niJIIIIUI8" aale Friday and Sa!Drday In the Brown bulldlna, Pomeroy, cornor or llutlel'llll and Main st. •t :• •• AD IJPNclatlnndlmerfOrthe '1 4'al Women's Clua at the . ~ ~ f!lao ~rl!l~- pta lfa~ley, ~'-· ~~1.,.1- ' •"'.,.. ·MIN _. i!ftldt _'ed 'HawiOJpVe .J~i:e, Mra; Nt!,!'~ PH!tl~h. " , · · · · 11e1 · l>-t.illlfd 1 'Mr ....... I .. ~ • •...., ' a, ' ,11'~·->1; AnnW8rsarr . •f!d :::~~12:r:! Snoulfer, and Mrs. Edith Sisson will handle the sale on Frlclay. Mrs. Ray Heaton and Mra. Pat Dutly, troop leaders, will asalot on both clays, Work!DB on Saturday will be eta from II a.m. to ua.m.; the Meltlbera at 1118 Loyal WoDodollrom 11 a.m. tot p._m.; men'• ClaBI ~~ Jlllna were the HoneYauckles from 1 p.m. Mrl,llava Beach, ,Mra. ~ to 3 p.m. and the Road Rumen Blohop, llrL ·a.tlda, Mra. Ida from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. ' Bibles 'I!!!• Mlaa til-. Rua,;.u, · · Rawllqa, Mra, l.ouell~}~n. aM, Mia llawley~ Mrs~~~. Pratt, and Mra. IIOH ~ii•. ' r-:::::::;-:~---~-----:::--::::-~~~1 , '-1 0~ \'1 t Fo.rem·an & Abbof.l: ., _. ,. . , . ·-2·53., n '~- ft, _. "'- · o-~. w~-·•·· u Mrl. Grell. • ......... ...,..,....,. · - •· Smith 1-:ft!ll Giere lor a medlellcheck- ' 111.• , .. FLOWERS the season! Skinnies, Whether you're cele. tllillll •' ;£1<: "· r smart belted styles and f easy shapes . . . some f ; ; 0 llowera olwoyo pleoso. ~ New Members ~ ~-. The worlcl's larpst patrlotle orannlzatlon oC women, the Am[ orlean Lqlon Auxiliary, hopes IG Increase Ita memberahlp to ~ the mUll lim mark thla yoarbe ~ onro !DB III8IIY new mom u, Mn. Ben Neutzi!DB, prealclent at the Elpth District said Wed• aeoday. A spedollnvltatlontobeeome membera has been laaued by Mra. NeutlliDB to the wives ol relurl!!d .Y~~ veterw ol the Tri-Coollltt area. .. her _ . for lncreaaed : I with fake fur mark. The need lor hospital workers, field servlee workers wo. men Interested In y..,th pro. lll'aml lor junior activities oC the units, and sirI lllte )JrDII'am loadoro wu elllllhallzed by Neutzllnc, wllo atresaecl the ·~JIIrlDtle~~~ laemblrl!liPIIt,lhti J4elc• Ceq~. teach good Amerlcanlam IG the ty auxiliary wdta 1 the ei8ldb dlllrlct prelldeat noted the lnteralilns and dlverllllled activities ol!ered by auxiliary memberahfp and the peraooal aaU_alactkln at ,lolnlnc In elrorll to )'OUIIII~e. MEIGS COUNTY CouDcll o1 Parorta and Teaehora, Tllurada,y, 7:30 p.m. Salem Center Elementary School; executive meeting at 7 p.m. LAUREL CLIFF 8 o II e r ,J1ao1tb Club, 6:30 p.m. potlud lllliveraary dlnllor,homeoCMra c. a. Karr, Sr. MEIGS ciiAPI'!:R o1 the American Red Croaa meeting 1bureday at Veteran• llemor. lal Hoepltal at 8 p.m. ·iiEWS-COVNTY Council PTA 1buroday, at Salem C e n t e r Scbool; Exeeutlve coounlttoe at 7 p.m., reauJar II 7:30 p.m. SATURDAY -..s CAR WASH Saturday fnlm 9 1<1 4 at Middl1110rt Vlllap llall, I , • ~~ • $L50, by Fellowahlp of ChristIan Athletes. JUNIOR AUXILIARY oiDrew Webster Poet No. 39 meetlns Saturday at 4 p. m. at leaiM hall tor rehearsal. IDGH SCHOOL DANCE )lll1;y with the Jays Saturday, 8:30 p. m. to 11 :30 p.m. at the Melp Junior Hilh School Auditorium In Pomeroy. EveryCMIO wei- oome. MONDAY SALEM CENTER P.T.A.,MM· day, 7:30 ld tile ochool. THEODORUS COUNCn. 17, . llOF hall, Mmday, 7:30 p.m.; !lllnley part;y, Mary Baldwin damoaolral<lr; membera may attend· crsondordar&. THE MEIGS Chapter of the American Red Croas will meet ....,IY at 7:30 p. m. at Voter1111 Memorial Hospllallnatead at Tlllll'lday as wao pravl..,oly &IIIIOWlCed. .' E ~ ~ •, 1/2-3/4 Full Length Solids and Plaids Glorious fashion colors. ~ . She laughed when you said the filet mignons came with the range. So you explained about how your favorite appliance store is giving away a stack of eight beautiful filet mignons with the purchase of any new gas self-cleaning range. You wanted a new gas self-cleaning range anyhow . .. with all those fancy automatic cooking conveniences. Sure, you could have let it go for awhile longer, but . .. eight filet mignons! That's the kind of a deal you can sink your teeth into-when you buy any of these self-cleaning ranges : Caloric, Hardwick, Magic Chef, Sunray and Tappan. Mr. and Mrs. Lee Rouab ~ lamlly and Nra. Helen JOhnaM vlslled over the weekend with frlendl and relatlvoa, Mr. and Mrs. James stronsh and lamlly and Mrs. NoraJOhnaonofGrove City and alao with Mr.andNrL Evered Ray Jolmaon and 4udra or Columbul. Mr. and Mra. Lee R..,sh and lamlly were In Columbua Mooday. Mr. Rouoh left by plane lor Chlcqo to attend school. T1 · Observance Held u hOit at the Pomeroy Maion.. lc r.mple, lloroth1 Woodard and Albert W~, worlh1 matronandpatNII, prealcled. Dlstln&~~lalled 1111111 ~aonled and eoeortecl to lllta In the Eaat were Roberta K. Mlndi!DB, pnerll IP'and chapler chairman ol the llllernatlonal Temple; Aline• Wolfe, olepat;y grand matron of Dlllrlct 251 lillda Qllckol, deJIII... -and at Dlltrlct 34,· ;;...,.Clare Moaley,.grand_reprellllllaUve oiNewMexlcolnOhlo. Alao lnlfOCllced and wolcomed were .alx YlsiU.O. worthy ma- matroo := :;::~::: TWO-DAY SALE SET A rummage aole wUI be held Friday and S.turday at the American Legion hall In Rutland under the sponoorahlp of the Midway Church. ' kino at the Harrlaonvllle Chop. ter a a v e · a readlne '"' "Frlendl." Benl'hllson, repre. ~ Racb)e Chspter, preIIOIIted a bariiGne aolo, aeeomponied by Marpret Blaettnar. Roae Mary J.,yona, worthy "'"< tron or Evaneellne ~r, Middleport, waa unable to at. tend clue toiDneBIInthelamlly, but provided colored leal~ u~a name toga. · de~ led de1crlptlon ol t1Mi International Temple lit WUhlnlibn, D. C. and Ill 1111'111..._ lnp wao liven by Mro. ¥Indllns, w11o _alao at-eel lo aerleo of olldea. Mra. Wolle apoke briefly tlwlklne the l'ol!le1W ~ lor hostlnJ the Frl8lfl1' Nlabt · atlendod by 88 porsc!ba. Relreahments were aorved In the diJ!Inl I'O!JIII. Marie Cwd - . A • " ,..-----------~---~-.. . SADI·E'S WEEK-END new, Friday, Sabrday, SllldaY, October 3-4-5 BROUGHTON ICE MILK--~·.:·~:!~:::_.!!!:.. 99t CUIE STEAKS------~:.. $1.05 MAMA'S COOKIES 3:.~~·.$1.00 CAIAJAELS.~:"----· 2~:~~· 83. RT. 124 . SYRACUSE Mrs. Roush and children and Mrs. Nora Jolmaon returned here to vlalt Nra. Helen JOhJ>. aon lor oeveral days. Mr. and MrL Harley JOhnaon vislled Sunday with Mr. a n d MrL Bill Earnlieart ol Lopn. They acC<lllllNinled the Earnhearts 1<1 Columbus to via It wiG! Mr. anll. Mrs. Jake Earmoart SHEILA McKNIGHT MODELS THE JU.NIOR DEB FASHION OF THE WEEK ... High, w.on th. ta I· ...... clr.11 whh fttCichillle tl•, Thla c::Matlen futUNI Ncl braid ot IMCkiiiW ancl OPEN 11 to 8 SUNDAY POMEROY, 0. • St.llo, student .. Mi'lf• SADIE'S MARKET ' 1U E. MAIN lOLA'S tie end. It'• fo1hlanecl af 11)011 washahle AcriiGn. lola•• has this ICI'I•Iy new . . . . at only 15.00. DRESSANDSHOP. BEAUTY SALON l:.it. Moin &..Syco11ore POMEROY REG. 2.99 $ 77 oz. SUCARYL ....... ...,.._ ...... REG. 69c LISTERINE 20 LOZENGES COLDSTTABLETS:99 "Wl.IA\ ,•t~ PACKAGES ~· -~ ~ DUDLEY'S 992·5506 News, NOteS · formerly held grand appointKool-Akl. TheHev. RaulllnJio.y; ....,.. , . er had grace llelore the toad. ,.-··•· Two dlatlngulohed Ma8Ms Olhero going over rort the recoanlzed wereFredBiaetlnar Pll1il' wore Mr. and Mra.i.ar- and Albert Woodard, bolhmem17Morrlson,Mra.Oib7Martln. bertoltheYorkCro10olllonor. Mra. Eleanor Bates, Pall¥ For the program, Pauline AtGlaze, Tina Nlorl, Rita Caacl, Rm1Y Beeker, Pam Dodlon, Mickle Chllda, Debbie Trlpleit, Halloween Mark Moyer, Danny Abbott, ~Trick or Treat ale Weaver, Paul Cumln&11am, CANDY Gres and i!an)' Stewart, Kali\Y Moore, Jon Bunce. Jyl Beaver. and Sharon Wll8M. and ramlly. Elaine Murphy, who Ia a~ tendi~W vocational school at NelsonvUle, vlalled her parents Mr. and Mrs. J, R. Murphy ~ JT i ~ and lamlly over the weekend. . .Q) ~ Mill Jo Smith, I sludort at , ~ Concord College, Athena, w. Ve., wu a weekend vlall<lr ol her parenta, Mr.andMra. <liar· 111 Smith, and alster, Mr. and Mrs. ~· Knopp and ..... Mr. and Mrs. Harley Smith of KeMup were Sunday vlolt.ora or Mr. and Mrs. atarley Smith and Jo. Mr, and Mra. WUllo Jlo.yce of Colwnbus were weekend vlalt.oro 01 Mr. aaa:lolra. Howald Russell. Mr, lltd Mrs. Doyle Knopp, Kall, Kevin and atarlea, were Sunday d1mer auelltsofMr. and Mrs. ~ Knopp, MlchUI, Tim and Mra. lA,. Knopp at I.anssvllle. Nra. Richard Jeffers a n d children of Willow Creek were Monday Ylaltorl of Nra. Larry JOhnaon and Gina and 'l'lhnlle, and Mra. Geneva Shumate. Mra. Gentva Shumate and . Gina Jobnaon vlalted . ilfGndaY with Mr. and Nra. W. A. Elam. Mrs. Larry Barr, David and Melissa, oC I.ansavUle wore recent Ylsltors of .Mr. and Mrs.' Howard TbGma. Mr. and Mro. Harold GIDCII' ' 111- ._.._., uir., Yllll . . ~rllldo -AI"-J7jewtllio ly and ramUy of~ and Mr. and MrL Franklin Ru11ell ol !llddleport were reeort Ylolt.' ors of Mr. and Mra. Unccln Rusooll. I.YJ ., 1 Ml4.1eport, O. , • GR£.1"1) A"'" I GIFTS COM£ IN . = , ~ Cord11oy Car Coats AU Weather Coats help others. The Department of Ohio mem. borahlp chairman, Mrs. Arthur Hrabak aald that by the doaool the booka, July 1970, the national membership plllhcluld be over the mlllkla member ~' • PLAN OBSERVANCE " , World Wlolll ComliiUI!on Day :'1111 111 obaorved ... _.__ at 111 .. · • · _._, ' f'JO:JO a.m. aervlce ld the loJ6d. ~ •' 4llport Firat Unltell Pnlbyterot¢, 1111. Cllurch. Tbo Rev. Ru10ell ','< Word at Waverly will - " all ~1 ' 11 aorv1eea at the church · .~ Oetllber. • • bra~ing~ an anniversary, o b1rthCiay, or just want to say "I love you! .. wolfpen _ ., TWO~AY SALE SET he oeodo from a rununap i !Ia!• 1D be bold Frlclay and Sat\ 1.·o: uidiJ Ill the Court St. buildlnl , , · )lelow Stllnero will 10 to Gle !:•"{COJ:IIIc llbrolla driYO currently ' ;!\>~ cci!Wcted In J4elc• Coun· :,;•1,· IJ, The .te, aponaored by ...,,_ ..,_ _ ~·- 710 v1.... •i< - v ......, , ._.,. :~ li,til FOIV, will be held each da,y !tt flUB I a.m. IG 4 p.m. SURPRISE YOUR WIFE WITH ~.::.:::ru:;SmithandMrl. :.~:.Mr..Br~~ =·~~r:a=!:= Ciiulea Keolllnpr ware In Co- Ruuell, Mrs. Henaler, and at aandwlches, cookies and + ; ~ All the wonderful coats of amual · .'Jbe Frltado' N!Pt at _ . . · _ ......__ ~ J4e1c1 eouncy ClllpWra at Tb61111i~raal')' dinner..,.,.. ala Order~ at Ealllm Star waa the weakll\ci Middleport c.na~ Club . • • ' tlli.erved , Tueado,y n1llht wiill ...... .. and Mro. Er- lwld reelliiiJ at 'O acu'ajlla.L J'llmenij. Chaplar 1ae ·oervlnc '1~~~:~= and other llpolla: · · .~ nladVII. · Oueita at the dl111er "'"' ._.< •. .,,.. Frltlk Rovere hao re- Mro. D.nld Ollllnpr 11111-llro. Given ' CIIU.,IIfter Glen lllaaler, llemberl_"!'!""~wilfi her lather, 1111 were Mro. Mlllard WilderMlnlalun wldti Blbleo were Ebe•r(eld, andlllherrela- lllllth, Mra. Charlell!rldbury, pno.m.d 10 illeehlkirenctCot"""'--.eapeclally tor Mra. Earl Daveopn1, Nro. Ed- taP it at the 'Souilleaatern Ohio :~~=~~;~~:~=~· John na RuueU, Mra. Rlehud . Mental Jlulth Center clurinla !1 to Mill Grell, and Mro. Robert M TueJda,y nllht stapd by 111111. lira. Rovere wu oecom. Schmoll. lilt Jouth at the MiddlepOrt • Jlliled to !he Columbus airport Followtns the dlnoor, mem- Cbarcb at Cbrlat. •i lv har ~thor and Mr. and Mrs. bora return~ the WUdu- Tbe over CO attendlna played --..sMra. ateatllrEnitnwllo Mrs. YvMne.Moore, ,W.a : p ~a medley ol old lamlilar ' MGntaom~11. !'fl:·~~· "'*'P on the orp11. Mra. !"an Mra. ~rU.f Watjl, ,Mro. Moore pve a lwmeroua poe)ll C. H. Rl~: \OI!Iir.~~l&l and tho l1wl10<ild the ll~es <i were Mra. \;lttfi,ta ij~~a(ld. two paaple, 'levi) Star,lounder Mrs. Nina~~~~~; ,. · ·,. Ev~r -~~-~T~~ds~ ~Night ·Held Qt Oscar & ·Mrl· ·Peui ·R~ ~ed~l\..,lh~ Mra; CarrleSIJI,Uli.~~· u PfOirim cbllrllllll and pre- Ailcll'OJ SW.tl, ;.i1-~, ~ W~\fe, troop "t : that he waa able to go home. , , ' and Paul !larrll wilocamelrom Tbe namel omitted wore Mr. coJIIPieted when the Pomeroy Bueyrua to vlalt their mother, uc1 Mra. Ken Neue, Tereaa, Junior Girl Scllll Troop 61 met Mra. Bob Spilde at lbdllltd,Juet David, Steve, Timmy and SeoU; Tueaday nigh! at the Corner home from Holzer HospllaL Mrs. Edith Shooa,Harold, Dale Shop In Middleport, aile !andaY ev011iJ18 Paul llarrla, Eddy, lltd Jane, Mro, Marcia at the aole. ' • nice 11urprise. <: 11 was hla 73rd birthday and tho 111neo ourprls_ed him : · with a decorated cake. His best birthday gift. however, was word j . ~~ !i ~~~~:. ~=! ::0,~~ow:::! Junior Girls Will ·Hold Rummage Sale ':ma :;.~ =.~:h::'~ we~ethr:r~A:l)t~~~;r turned 141 Middleport with Mrl. III'ODI were not 'llted In an - pre~ to bOth Mra. Moore Mal7 llalley, .. ~-~~~ }'i\ pea Turner • 'and aecompuled Linda uer acCGiult at the I!Yent. IIUlnlnaP aole plans were tho patrol a - the' Plan- and iili'l. Erwlil. . ~b, Nra. PH!'I . I, • ~ : ' · · ' ' . ' " .' ~ '"I \-· • '1!: .,. .• . !,"'\ " • ·VItal is. rllf Pertussin DIISTAI IABLETS Effective · •Great 99~ 1raste · Rea.t.49 6 oz. . · · REG. 1.98 BRECK 8-HOUR SHAMPOO c""Bh formulu Extra·Strength ~~~- - -"""·~ 6 oz. 240. . Rea: 1.98 s1.33 ~6oz. 89~ REG.l.35 Ne ~ S)'ltem: -OE$lLE. .,. UWelry Stor,t •· . Tbe Unlied State• baa no pollee aystem. Moat natiODs .Rea.l.05 bave one central pollee force but In the Ulllted Statu pollee forces are ltllder YarlOIII . )urlsdlctioiis, from the federal eovemmeqtto boroutba. IIIKl vlllalti', IICWdlnll to the Encyelopaidla Brltan• n!Ca. EICEDIIN '••ns·:77C . 60 ct. . CORRICIDIN TABLETS Z5 ct. 73~ WHITE RAIN HAIR SPRAY 13 oz. REG.l.49 SCOPE FAMILY SIZE aae LILT VI SINE EYE -PS SPECI· A L .REG. 1.69 88~ wltll Sjioll,. End ,..,_. · foi (111 ..... . . Widll · �'' llllldred Dains or Flatwnoda ·calJed on Mrs. Clara lllllhoan Sunday afternoon. A Camlly gathertneat t h e home or Mr. and Mrs. Maynard 8ahr on a recent Sunday was ell)oyed by t h e i r children, grandchUdren and creat-trandchlldren. The occasion was the $0th weddlnK aMiversary or lllr. and Mrs. Bohr and birth. dayo. Mrs. Glenna Milhoan and Bernard were dlnnerguestso!Mrs. Alice Dodson. Calline on Mrs. Allee Dodson were Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Frank ot the~;.....,,~ n..dl ... Bulldosor Rldiator Til the Slllallolll HaW C<i:e. . From TWO BEDROOM home, ·u vlog room, dlnltV room, halJ and one bedroom carpeted, 784· Brownell AYL, llllddleport. Ph. 992-9961 or 99241135, 11-24-trc Pomeroy, Tuesday; Mrs. Dora Heaton and lllargaret Van Meter, Thursday. lllrs. Alice Dodaon attended the recent weddiog of Joan Hew- ILAOTNARS· etson and John Amerson in '. ' '.,'·. '' / I' '. DAY 99Z.Z151 . ~·· '' ~ : NIGHT tU~7324 : HOBSTmER IE &LTY R. H. Rawll"s Sens. POTATOES,$4buanu ~le 196& Buick .... $1695 sWEET Male Help Wanted Pomeroy. Alao acorn 1quash, pumpkins, illclcat HJ Cpo. Whtto flnloh. MIDDLEPORT, 91110 Mr. alii Maynard Bahr and 8111.. vlny trim, Good IINI . aourd Indian corn. Bl'in( 1958 JEEP, 4-wheal drive, good : ROUTE SALFSIIIAN, Jewel Aut~lc, powM' otoorlng. lllrs. Murl Taylor attended the IN MEMORY of Dan E. Roes contal::.ra. LOCated on Rl. condllion, $7~ CalJ 992 • 11 ·. RadJo. Company'• Middleport area. homecomiog at Alfred 'church. who passed awQ" one year 338 in Letart FaUa. Anlrew . 5860. 9..2Wtp . GEO. HOBSTETTER, Brolter ·RON'S FLOOR arid tile, Good pay, good benellta, cood 1964 Pontiac ••• • $CI45 lllrs. Glenna Mllhoon and Berago, oCt. 2, 1968: Crooa. 9..26-12tc _ _ -.., ,. . . rctGIII and ldtc...., ••Nil .. H. T. 4 boor. Loco I low. ,.,r.~,. luture. Salary Ia - · biaed nard were dinoer guests of lllr. 1 OWMf cor, 1•od WW tl,.,, - - - - - - - - - - - - - - REIIIOVE EXCESs body llufd POMEROY - 7 1'001111, 1111 q,lm&llatltlldGtti.~t on your earning history alii. green 1 flrH•h, clean lnt.,lorr al]d Mrs. Blaine MllhoanSunOne long year is pssoed and 7-11 CAFE',whiakey,beer,and with. f1111dex tablets. Only ballta, waabar, dryer, dlall5519. _ :. ' qualillcatlons. You share In automotlc, pow.. 11..rlng 01nd' day. gone but no one but Gndknows W.kot, racllo. wine llcenae avsllablo. PhOM $L 88 at NelaonJll'lllo - e r• hot - - . Rue- - - - - - - - - - .::- - - proCII8, too. Five day work Shirley Bahr called on Mrs. the long and lonesome days 992-S957, llllddleport. ll-11-30tp meat, 2 c a r - · CIGAl!ETIE ......U.W~~week. Eotablished buai101as DorothY Smalley last week. and nl&hl& rve spent, the siII-211-7tc . - - - - - - - - - - - - - and Hl'YIC4. ABC~ for elver 55 yara and cood lllra. Smalley Ia gettlog aloog lent toars rve abed; loving matle tront . Good tiN1. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . UPRIG!n' .RC cooler .tiled 17 18 ACRES- 7 1'001U,batb,pa ea. Joia-. W. VI. .. . . . crowlh potential for ln\provN•..d• point jo~ . Normolly nicely with her walker. and klrd In aU or hls ways, REDUCE SAFE and fast with months, Pips! cooler, amall furttace, S bethOOJU, -era! m-IMI.. . . ......,., ed earnlogs. All elQienses · •• u. at $895. -Glenna Milhoan Gobese tablets andE-VaporagriD, automallcdaepweUIJ7. cloaeta, nice kl1dttil, $1!,- _.:.. ____ ,;.. _____ .:,-_ 1 upri&ht and just Ull the end, paid alii c-lete trainitV 1100• bea\ttllld memories he left 1960 Volkswaaen $395 tlon pills, Nalaonllrug1. er, .tables and cbalra,2,Pec. llOOF REPA!Il and Ill• with pay. Full Wnlly insur2 Dr. Good tWos, rum out behind are alway8 on lllJ' good, Rodlo. ance coverage, paid vaca~11-60tp dnla cabinet, hot dol and bun POMEROY _ I rooma, ballt, 3 . ltw; alao~~Wioi-poln!!.,.iliil mlrd. Memories like lhatare BY Ml<S, EVELYN BRICKLES tions, retirement benellts an : ---------- -- ·- warmer, counter, backwalJ re.mt.U.W, by ~ 2 lolL N.,. root, nice to havQ, They are some1961 $7tl5' WALNUT SOLW state 1tereo. and 11 atooll. Call 843.a491, pOrehea, Free eatlmat., .Philaii' .... Mr. ard Mrs. J, B. Waylalll tops, advancementopportuntSt. WoQon. Good tires, cT:on thine no one can take away. of Mlddleport were saturday 4-speed challj(ll!r, ~eaker m~ 9 Ul 11, evenlnp ~.soo. 2806. We ao aQ)Wl•N. , trans. Interior. A.utomotlc tlea and intereatiJVwork. For I loved you too dearly ever to Radio. cueats Of Mr. alii Mrs. R. K. sourd syotem. lll.lance $68- · 6 to 7:30 P.m. 10.1-lfc appointment write Jewel T• forget as lone as memory . Ro!<an. .50. Use ·ilur time payment 10.Z-3tc TUPPERS PLAINS- 7 .-na, Co., PO Box 1616, HuntinK- . laats. rn always remember ton, W. VL or call 522-3897, Mr. ard Mrs. James T o rplan. cau 992-3SS2. -------;-------"""balh, 2 porehea, 4 bed- lilSIIance ----~----~-thee. 9-2e-6tc . COAL LUIIIP .;,., ~_,_· . .-ml, 2carpr.,...10,500. • . . 9-28-Gtt reiiCil alii family of Cohunbus • • · ,......,., AUTOJIOBILE ~ 1tlta Sadly mlBBed by hls . 1965 GIIC ...... $1295 spent • row daya here with hla ~ Ton, 'Y6 onglno, 4 .,..d c:- - - - - - - - - - - - - mine nm. Ellcelalor Salt ' BUSINESIBUILDING- Broom cencelled'l Li11t , _. C1J1111o Clara. 10..2-ltp parents, Mr. alii Mrs. Roland hono. L- mllooto by I ownEAIILY AIIIERICAN atereo: ' Worka, East Main st., Pom- . apll1ment, bath, bar down. tor'a llcellln CalJ 99..:-.·· , Wanted To Buy or, H. clut.y trk. tires . Sharp 01 Torrence. Beautiful tnsple stereo, with eroy. Phone 992-3881. w~ any 65 could be. Aodlo. CIUNA CABINETS, round ta· Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Guthrie Notice Colot' white. Alii-Fill radio, 4 • spaker 11-13-ttc 12 ROOMS_ 1111 t.lb. prqo, bles, old clocke, etc. Write ard family spent a few days at . aourd syatem:J · •20peedU cball. : - - . carport, ,5 bedl_.l, , 10,. or caU Ill. D: IIIIUer, Rl. 4, Arkansaa with their son, Paul, I WILL NOT be reaponalble for ger. Balance ••1. . ae OlD' ~00 UGAL MOTICI any debts contracted by anyPomeroy, phoio 992-627L time payment plan. Call 992- I RAVE 1011te nil aood televt· who entered collece there. one otherthanmyaelt Georce 3352. 9-26-Stc aiCI'I seta, Jim Adlm1, RutMa.lfM R~ah1 wt..oe pleQ . .i fi-Z6..tf<;_ Mr. and Mrs, Walter HorJ>o ' land, Ohio. PhiiW 142-448L I NICE LOTSI .-i, bath, to will tako · Powell, Tuppers Plains, R~ beck and Mrs. Mae Decker or --~-------bua ••6.,. Mtlco•hatontho10th4oyoiS.po 1960 Chevrolet •• $500 1, Reedsville, Ohio. . .12!e mont, ""• '"'· ..- . 1969, tho .........0. ,: Colwnbua were TUesday cueoto Auction ~ Ton, Good tlr••, runt out AWNINGS, otorm doors and - - - - - - - - - - - - - Ho,_ p, ii<M11h. oo Plolotlfl, . 1H 16-1-3111 ' roof good, Hea ..... ot Mro. Neisel Weatherman. AUCTION Saturday, Oct. 4, wlndOtf'a, carports, mar- 1962 INTERNATIONAL pick~ 8 ROOMS - - · uUilliJ, ba- ::. 'pt't!_"" C'::.!."'.!J"::.~.·~::. · Mr. and Mrs. David Rosa alii 1969, lla.m. lamleavingthe quees, blown aod batt lnaula· t11Jck, 8\i! root bed; alaoFar- . mont, 2. lola, lltade, abrub- Ohio, C.oo N•· 1~51N, ~yl"' ~I Mrs, llonnle Golden or Athens GUN SHOOT, Sunday, Oct. 5, frmn I to 4 p. m. Bobby lllll State and wiU. aeU allii!J' protlon. Elmer White, aalearepmal! .· ¥ tractor, ta.s tina bery, $12,800. · . :::.,-:=.~ :r'.,Ift~ .3l;;;: , were Sunday guestsoftheirparreaentatlve. For free 6otl· · with No. mower. Phone tho• ono ,_, Sold ..... wtll ko perty conaiatlna or a 5 room . Farm. Turkeys, hams, be31 : enta,. Mr. alii Mrs. Way Clark mates, phone Charle8 Llale, 949.2972. DRIVE-IN LOCATWN - 6S X • ,.. - . . '" . . .h. the ~ houu with bath, located on 2 cons. Soft drinks served. : and clillllhter, Linda. Syracu1e. V. V. Johnson and 184. Throe bedroom llome, dOl' ol Oct-., 1969• . · large level Iota on Depot :J., Sponsored by Racine Emer, Mrs. Everett Watson r&Rutland, Ohio, plu1 one aJid Son Inc 5-1-tfc ~---------_!Cl.a.atc •15,$00. PP.'r~llt' •ouSM gency Squad. : turned hCIIIO Sunday from VetStill availa~l• at greatly aeventy five hurdred acres 16-l-4tc : orans Memorial Hospital, Pam3 =R:Ma .BRICK BUWliNG- 10 x 80. .. adjoining them ard the follow: oroy, otter ipendine several Ing peraonal property: Living RUMMAGE SALE, 231 Mlll St. : daya there for observation. dillon.N:t.: 992-6279. nets ard to wall . Good locadon,' $2 . .0,000. . 9111 I ltl-1-3tc '' · · 1- ·. ,to.<t61 7'< 1.0/2 10/9 . ..· " . room suite, Qldio eouch, : Mr, and Mro. Blain ~=~:! Fry Building, Middleport, .,.---'-~·- ~ · ,Hj,~~ ~-~ YI~·.Y.E~,rt,_lh,.,.~ ' ' -;,.;._...)___...,.'::.{1 lUll.. crandaon., BNn :i: nartlili!.lillJI'~~~ til chairs, coffee· -table · and ;, ,,,.,1~.. by Hll!h ASSOCIATts ;. -,... 992·3325 . , :1 '"~' . · . '1 end tables, 11111 )leater, fan , lpenl Sunday ai the hGme <lilY ,F!fl!lli7"'JI!if1itlunlay u&.....,.. 992SYRACUSE LIIAL NCITICI ' RCA TV, raillo, brass bed, St., : slater, Mr. ard lllrs. Joeeph til noon. metal beds, dresHr stands, 10.Z-3tc 10-Z-Stc o•DtMANCI NO, 9J7-6J 16-1-3tc 3753. ~ Rlne at Bethesda, Ohio, for a bedrooiP· suite, treadle sewl6-14tc An Orlllnanee ,. .~tilt : Brock reuniorL Ing machine, Iampo, 2 table• GIRL'S 4-PIECE wblteltediOOdl ~ffl'A~ATIOII . OIDIM" II GUN SHOOT, Forked R u n ' Mrs. Howard Pulllna or Belwith 4 chslra to match, Unlco 1969 HOQ R waahlnemach!M Sportsman Clab, &atday, Oct. pre wao a cueot or lllrs. Neiael ... New CODdltiOII 1. BUsiness a. · ~ · .,.,.... ~ ,.. c,~u freezer, Frigidaire refrtgar. with lid. ln excellent cond!· 5. 10..2-31<> ~ Watherman laot week. piece walnutdlttetteMI,buck- AiR CONDITIONING . ·· ,-'L,.;;-~ of rhlo. Vlll01o o1 Miiloflo,..., 'o• lion, fi.OO. PltGIIe 949-3783. ator, Tlppan 188. range, .2 et t,ype dtalra, tu. Ph a·n e - - - follow" .. '· ; Paul Alliaon of Zanesville . atlon lllnlce. Jaek'l a.tri• Soc. 1. That T• -~• ..,..,_ door ullllt,y cupboard, Maytag 10.1-41tc 1'0111 LEWIS, water weD drlll~ caUed on his ai11ter, Mrs. AudCheehira 361-7554. -don, Naw 11a..' II. p•-· ol I - lew .,_..,..,. I• tho iog, Letart, W. Va. Phone waiher with rlnae 'tubo, out.OPEN EYES. TIL a. 10.2-3tc ·-..... - 1969 ......... 01'11- Nioo ~ roy Torrence lllonday on his way nELD GROWN Chryumt. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' 882-281l.' 943-6,9k~.,.1~dufollewot 895-3802. 9-5-311tc door griU, la'IIJl mower, 992 2126 P , to Holzer Medical Center to vlswheelbarrow, table aaw, band ..__.;.·_ _ _ _ _ _ IDiaiiS attd llllllDI, out In run. RATS, MICE el1mlttated for, l It his mother, lllrs. Harry AItools, electric drill power • " bloom. All color• 50 clllll VACANCY for two elderly peo-: ever. Get "Star, h 2111 )IOIIIIdl ! lJaon who loa patient there aft. . Aldltlenol •liiiN · • f• St. ., • a w, 2 -~trailer, and ·for Rant pie. Prefer private paid pa• aeh. ~· flower Sltclp. .1.69. Derobach Hardware, SEPTIC laJU •lw•ed Miller' MoloO. roool - ·$S,MID.GO ,: er aufferlrw: a severe heart at.. nltaliii'J, stewart, Ohio. PJt. A4111tt..Ol o-oiiOit fw. CH. oo many other artlcleatoonum. · llleaon, W, VL Phone 713tlents. Phone Maoon, 713&liar R u n llllll, Picken• 1tack at her home in Racine, -1 ' ' "" · S10,000.00 ' enJUs to mention to be aold by 10x52 TWO BEDROOM trailer, 5147. 6t2-3035. . 2-12-Ue •• 51115. l~c Hardware, 111a100. ~ Nro. lllyrtle Boggess was a Soc. 11. Thl~ 0.41- :Ohell O'Brien & Crow Realt,y Co. at alJ 18B utllitle8, waD to wall 1tl-1.Uc ; Sunday dinner cuest or lllrs. -----------:---.- . ./ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' to .. effHt on~ M .Jn r...- ,._ 12 o'clock. Peraonal Proper- .earpet. 181 Locust St. Ph. I WILL pick.., merchardiae and SEE Nli2GLER Bulldiltl S..,ply . ond oltor So,o.- 22, 1969. ~ Nelael Watherman. tor ltttlklltw 10111' !lame. ~ : Pouod tho 22nd •r 01 t,y by the Bradford Auction 992-2619. ONE PORT ABLE paollne electake to auction on a percentMrs. James Stout cave a 1969 16-1~ ace basts. Call Jim Mama, . Co., Box 116, Racine, Ohio, tric weldlog machine. ean ·Real Sale parcy Saturday honortnc her GQY Neisler, llac:bte, .. w. Z.l licLI .I , . C. c. Bradford, Auctioneer. ------- ----982-2818. auctioneer, Rutland. Pbone . alxth birthday or her daughter, , ....... ., c . ... Terms - Peraonal property THREE ROOII! aparbnant, com,. _ Grete, c.... 1o.t.stp . 742-4461. ~23-lfc Comle. Severalchlldrenattend. . ........ 9125 1012 1019 ,.. cash; Real Eatate ~00.00 plete))' mndern with bullt-ln - - - - - - - - - - - •J . ad and she received oeveral HABRISON'S TV ANDANTENott Day of aale. Balance can be kitchen, wall oven and table NEW • THREE becb OODi colon- NEED MORE R00111'1 - S baclSKATE-A-WAY SCHECULE NA . SERVICE. P ' - 992 • ~ --------------~-financed. Back to School party, Frlday, top unit; stainless - 1 sink Ia! dealped hame,1'h balh1, ' Mrs. Norman lllc Coin underJ'O!lllla. 2'h baths, hot watar ISH. 1-10-lfc 10..2-1tc Oct. 3, Creeglftforeveryone; with ditpoaal unit, larce bath ceramic tlla, run baaement, 1·weal aurcery at St. Joseph Hosbeat, llreplace,elevator,llll'- ---------~----LIIAL ·MOTICI ,. Ralloweenparcy, Friday, Oct. ard 1arce closets. Nicely deccomectltV sarase, utlllf¥. . pltalln Parkersburg. tor S cara, comer loc:a- · .FOR HIRE, ""' trencher wa,:.r IN THI COMMOII PLII>I COIIIIf· 31. ~en Wednesday, FridaY;, 0111ted. Call 992-2278 for II>room, air conditioned. Phone A cozy J bedrocma, bat!l, llne, ce1ttpo01 iJra1aa 4 to 12 M~IGI COUIITY, OHIO . polntment after 2 p.m. 982-34&4. and saturday, 7:30 to 10:30. 1tl-1-6tc lcltcball, dlnltlc room. wlds., Paul Allllenon, Dt.t. ~. S.ZZ-trc Available for partleaonlllon-' HARIIIONY APARTMENTS, fur· nlabed, 3 rooms, bath, priday, Tuesday, ard Thursday llviJW room, """ cem.., w; Vs. Pbone m-1788 abr :i~i.~. ow., vate parklog. Out or all llooda, FURNISHED three room apart. etc. ts,soo. a:ao or.949-3115, Rad• . Pllllotlff, nights and Saturday arid SunTWO DACHSIIUNDp~t>plia, AI· 3 block& from poat omce. day afternoons. Phone 985ment, shower, newlydecorat.. MULIIEIIRY HEIGHTS- 21ted+-211-uc w•.V.IIIIOioi, f ' ao, one olcl-fUhlonedballttiD. Mini ~rtment, furnished, ' ed, 507 liiiU st.. llllddleport. 3929 or Chester 985-35115. raoma, batlt, walltowalJcarm ~" Sti.ioi, ·• Phone 992-5505. 9-30-31p bedroom, kitchen, b a t ·h, 9-.21-30tc Pbone 1192-2792. ~c pet, Dice ldtcben, run ba... C. c. BllADFORD. Autd a ~~1~~... porch. Slitable for 0101 per.. meta, 1'h acre, almoat """· ~llilll ~ ~..!!.!.IJ!t::r..;.'l~.' ' .'.·: ,,. REVIVAL AT-Ruiliond-eaiiinuVACUUIII CLEANER, bran!son. Private parkltW. Cali •~s.ooo. t4~ . ;...,.-......, ...... nlty Church, OcL 1 to 12. Lll-· 992-5392 between 10 Lm. and Auto 1969 model. CoQiata with HEMRY CLELAND, Racine, Oltlo . - 1 it. ' · · ...:~~~~ !Ulan Wilson, evangellat. alJ cleaning toolL SmalJpalnt 6 p.m. 9-.28-tfc Offlce-992·2259 .. . Crltt Bradford 5- -lfc NOTICI tT ~UI!LICAT . , 9-30-3tc damage ohlpplog. WUI ~: 1 $22 cash price or termalfdeUNFURNISHED.buogalow,larce WuriL~ R••• dell.... •lred. Phona 992-2885, · LEGAL NOTICE llviJV roam with llreplace, 9-31).6tc kitchen, utlllcy room, bath, On OctoL.r :11, 1969, In oceord• -----------.,-.d ..,. to' 7GUI' proJect. a nee ..., Itt! Chapter 1515.01•14 bedroom. Very nice for 2 . SP .AaOIJS 7 IiOOM home, 1'L Fu* 11114 · WIJ', . FNe IIIIo Rnls•d Cod• of Qhlo, th. Ohio 198.SEWING ll;l&chi.. Uielljuet ., maleL PIJ;. · tlf~ Gao- . ::-; ~.,.., adulto. No peta. IIIOIJllll,phone Soil oncl Water Co,..rvatlon a raw time•, Mly equlfpedtO acre• lard, 2$0 foot l'rottto · lllela ~lOx CQ. Mlddl6; Commltt . . will cauoa an allctlan 173-5203. ~28-7tc ..._ to be hold at Eut•n H'eh School zlc-UI, makea buiiCII holoa, age on State Route 124 Ill port, ClilJo. · . ' 1 ao-uc: Bulldln11. ol•ctlng 2 lupef'l'ltol'l to CM~rcast, appliques and ma117 8yracuas. Larp ldtchen with _____ _ ..: ____ .., __ fill tile o~:plrlng 3 year term of Harold Camohon oncl Ro11 Shonp TRAILER. Roy Armes. Pbone embroidery dealpts. WID lola or birch cablneta, plenty sEWING MAaDNES, . R411a1r flolcl . Nornl.,..s to fill t .. ••pi,. . 992-3181. 9-.'10-tfc aacrllice for onb'$34. 40 eaah of clootl apace, ...-.... raeIna terMs ••1 HCif'old Eornohon of 1entce, 11t11ta. tlfi--2284. Sutton Townthlp, Ru SMn~flold •ATLANTIC price or tmtta lll&l be ar. reatlon room, cll,y .,....,, The Fabrie . . . . Prtr ~-c of · Solem T ownohtp, O.lb.rt FURNISHED APARTMENT, 3 ra..,t. Pbona 992.2885. PI, electrlclt,y, wall &D wall AlllltoriW Slnpr' Ill'- .a tl ' Smith of Sutton T ownohlp and •SKYLINE roams and batlt, corner or Gtovw Stout of S.lo111 Towns hlp. 9.-30-etc ca'"' in UviJW 1'00a!o llllll Service.. We' :.io- .W.C·:. Nomlncrtlo.. will l:to occoptecl Third ard ec.J BtL. lllhldl... .• RICHARDSON to • - - ' · - p,__ -· . . ......- . ..,..,.. frCIII'I the n.. ot th. time of ••• -· 101'1. . • . ~· port. Phone 982-2780 or 192. tar s P.lli. for IIIIPO' ..... lZ' X60' tlt1n 01 b,. fMthlon oubmlttod • • ALLIS CHALMERS C lraclor . wHk ,..,.,. to oloctlon contolnl"' 3432. 9-.'IO.Uc 982-2278, - &.9-lfc witlt plowa and culllvatori, tho algnal...,oo of 25 londownor1. SMitH Only lanclow..ra and occvpltrt oN $450. Pbone 742-5825. . 2 & 3 BEDROOMS KANAUGA, 01!10 TRAILER FOR rent, . Brown's oll~j~lble to voto. 9-30-3tc ALL ELECTRIC Trailer Park, Minersville. RODNEY OOWNING · 10.2--Jte 10.15-Uc MANY OPTIONS Ph- 992-3324, ------------~llal ~j;· Brobr ----~~-~-~~~~------~ 9-.'lo-Gtc. 1983 BUICK ~Ia!...... eCII>Pholie FIRST Anaual Paceat -- - ----------- 6 ~ IJQllSE; eta Mill st., diUolt, tt95.11QtaJWaahti-, Hldlitl!lori, Oblo The annual religious pag· . 'MI!eport,> 11,1: . blocka frUm tso. Pholie 992-3442 an.r 5,. · 5-1:8-4k eant staged on HllfCumorah, FURNISHED and unfllrnlohecl lhe I'Cilt o«<lce.IJ1qUire atU9 30 p.m. or 992.2220 atvllli,.. 'f~iiii:::;:=:::=;;, outside Palmyra, N.Y., Is apartments. Close to leltoOI. st. · NWie staged at the place wbere . ---;:-r Joseph Smith Jecelved the PltGIIe 992-5434. io.tl-4te '·· · N1.Uc - - - - - - - - - - - .- -.revelstlon which resulted• in ___ - - - - - - - - - - -----------GERMAN LVGER, aood CCIIdl- · the founding of the Morm011 RAILER ,1 .....,, APPW Jlllptlrlek'• Oro lion. l'honle..ntna742.S5U faith-the Church of Jesus T LOTS, Bob - • . c......., -~ ~.:..._ ~ Court, 0 ·rac..., Oh'- oil ,_. - - .......... .. ........ C h r i 8 t of the Latter-day "' ... 1 ~•-..__.. - • ------------ . Saints. Slate Rt. 124,· ~ tt:. ed ......,. ' uocuw.. of GOoKART, lllle ..w, juat ovu285L M1lll'e : WU!oa~YIIle. 1''-.ee&-4715. baulad, ~0. Phone 99u8ta, For In Memory . "••nr "-e&litt Rial Estate For Saie.. .::.:...:.::.: Ph. 992-2143 .. . .. ·' ita.: · !!~,.ghpt;_ s~.-. t~! r• Tuppers Plains Corvalr .... BUGS BUNNY ----------.-..o.. ~:----, ---- - --- - ----- ------------- - ••I-• -------------- •••nown, •= 69CIIewnllh ~g;~~:l;:;;.~gq,;.lr;;;.;;: . =~:.: :=;,:~;~~ottll ~ l ,.,t•••• -------------- -------------•m• . -------------- MOIORCO. -_•_•_oy-1 ------- -- ----- ------------ Services -.--::-.;.---.-. -"-~~~ ~~=·-·~~··.eo.- ------------ . 1 ~ Estate For ~0HII so,..,.._ Cleland Real,.., . -------------- = -------------For Rent fll -------;...1----- STYlE -------------- fll . Sales SEIIICI fll ... 1\1..... filii MOBILE HOMES v.-. larp Sl . a...., -,2-~1"" . AlLY CROSSWORD 2'1'. Rettdtr A~ -:o:Wi'ii:itii'l ~. Napoleon's lalatld of :-11 exile 9.JtodeDt lO.Mend 11. R<lgers 13. SWfDI v..,....,; '·., ' ' C.:.t. auoy..axoo~CRiii: f~~:~~~ ~.,~.· 33.lll&t~n· -- - 42.- .a. One of t1lo Trinity ofl!o,. neck .7.-Cil 38. Vermoat 24. For fear ski reeort · ... '1'1iWanl that 23. Greek letter 29. ll:ar olteD -,!i!l~...foio~~,a...-- .......... ,~ ___________ __ '1'udy - Part of '"to be'" Bearehfor provlolona Uprlolttc Dollro Italian r!ftr . The Orient .. -------------- For Sal! . 192-Uu VISIT L . lnMIB 2 LOClliOIS &-, •-• .;;:....--------=---.!. -·...:---·- --·- ~~-12tc . ____________ _ I Ii....'~ AU tr"" crabs-<lrabs In which th~ tall is ai,:ay ,e STORAGE apac. kbOW,J:Iln- PQODLE PUPPIES. AKC TCIQI pert, autoa. trailer1. •PhGae tucked Conflard and · It~ vet' llllnlalure, •75 atid '•· Stud 2SoFOOT house trailer, I bed.~ for awlmming-rlin or 982-2'7t8 or - Dick Sayler• . aervlce and groomlJW; Pltotto room, $700. can 91Uaao. · move sidewise. Nt-12tc 992-6443. 1~-:3-lfc S.ZW!p ' '.I' . DAILY <JaYI"..OQ~-Ben'1 AllY D La A..A.ll. •l l .. L 0 X G' :r • .L L' O , W ~;~ ;~ ~ Otte lottor -ply otiiMif f'* ~ 141 !Ida.-11.; A. 111 uaod tor t11o L'e. X tor ~ t- O'L, ~""-'~ ~ &pOIIIIopllll. t1lo liJIIUt 01111 - -· " "". . . . .. ..... . :·' -~ Saeh day. tbe code w.n ~a..· ~illt. ~·!J';~,. - . ~~~ . ' .. - .a ant ..NoN I i: WI 'I' · ',. ' ~ ·· ·~ ,a.~ . 'VH DPCLI CD XL· • :• Mi:,;J.·:.t:~t~·f,&i,IC, . • • ' • '·"'- ,J; t,, \, ·· · ~ . J I XJ .__________.21.G&rdentool an I I· I tIl ZATOP tJ'ENNIT Clr ··---·-~~~· OUR 31. Rult out · tive potato ~~~'123. Kind .., duek of ·form four onlinary word8. 3&. Kettle 3&. 1ieetle 37. Quadruped 22. BBAlk of the sparkling object lA111M SEE US U.Obaerve 21. Small Ufll<l'lftlbltlhuefour Jumbleo, letter to ueh aquare, to faction 17. Rodenlll 20. Sweet 19. Watch aeereUy .., , '...J,_ ont 30. Joyful oaU.,. Jtotnc l&.Sm.U 18. Born "- 29. Poly· 11. Zeit 12. Tltlck cord li.Overitead ·· muddy problem 5. 11an'l nickname 8. Fold over 7. Feldt 8. Celeatbll for one ~WIWID~•&.t - • · Garden 1. loluWp.tt, ., WHATA~Y S!O~ MleHT ee. �. 12 - ,... Dally Selllinol, ...~ 0.. '111uredu, o,tdder :a. 1881, , ' '· biO!Iches a 1heep 10 ef. having him : Antl Comes Judgment .,.. shell' plaalllleu>. Ope Ia NIIC. . Jb' RICK DUBROW aDd eOol atUilldoo- via YilrTV'a 1'Blaclen'aWCII'Jd,"alMIUt , !lOLLYWOOD (IJPO -Callie- nolleo. movtt ~ 'l1le olher I~ 0nt otaadarciiiHiatlon c:ane- 1ABC.TV'o ~n.. Sunhuo, 1 cllall Herb Sbrlner uoed ID ..U • bow the)' .,.... hold a bealll;f , 111, qi&-TV'o "'lbe ao.erc-ot In hlo bane IUim aDd ani J. J.," olfero 1101110 plaa.. looutiiW an tl1oat paraoiUe bums knoWD u 'I1te P•·rtlfttl nollody woo. By parallei~IIOCI- ialllanler afaneoQPiotklnlbJ iliJI DlllltJ' (tho . . , _ , aDd People. Gl.., a ebancO In Ulo Julie S<llmlaro Ida clallli> rlahl time oloto, bcJih ....... ter). Mill <!ccmera II ....-ell could cateb on. all..., we como tDda1 to an vtHo'• female cateh ot tho ••· aaaesament of the seuon'anew 1 on. .C 1 ~ telev!aloo oorlea. So much l'or thooe new ohowo U you were asked to 111111° that seem to haft more toolfor the bolter prosrlllll of the new than tho othel'L 'lbere are, aason, you would have to however two new hour-lcq: Include CJ!S.TV'o Interview .__'ra cype oerlalothatare with Russian wrlter-<ielectoo very l'allcl17 dono (I ....., tor Anatoly KuznetiOV, ani NBC· TV's 11 Meet the Press" talk with stalin's daughter, ani POINT PLEASANT - Fire ABC.TV's "Folk GosPel Music broke out agoiD tDda1 at tho Festival" ani CBS-TV's Woody brick ancl blockllullcllngboullng Allen apeclal BtK no'aeriee, the City card Shop here which really' has anythiQiextraordi,. was clelllr01ed b)< fire Wednesary about IL Lottie Yolll, 72, llddleport, day. ·Firemen extlnllllllbed tho Several, ol course, have died Wedne&dal In tho Voter· blaze In 3D mlllltes. The nre s...,ething to reclliDIIUlnl them. ans Memorial Hoapltol. stArted liMa 8:30 a.m. today For ex:~J~Wle, ABC--TV's uLove, &lr'Vlvora illclude her bul· despite heavy rain during tho American st;yle, '' a weekly band, E. B. Yost, at bomei two gr~>~C> ol hwnoroos contemPOra· daulhters, Mrs. J. A. (Doro- nil'trtThe remaining walls of the . . . ' ' :··' '·. '' . Card Store ' may DRIVi·IH noe 56, Dies 15 ln.tiiJ. ._.d neavy y__., .. ~~BilY~~ Sllni 11ttllll 6.95 and 7.00 .......... WoHRs Blouses •, ••••••• Sale 5.34 5.95 and 6.00 Womens Blouses ••••••••• Sale 5.34 4.95 and 5.00 Womens Blouses ......... Sale 4.34 3.95 and 4.00 Womens Blouses ......... Sale 3.34 2.95 and 3.00 Womans Bloilses ••••••••• Sale 2.34 RUMMAGE FOR SALE The youth fll'lll') ol tho Enterprise United Melhndlat O!urcb wiU hold a l'IIIIIJDI80 oale Mor>daj' ant Tueoday at tho former Philip Slater a' Sbap, Court St., Pomeroy, Joe certainly is losing interest. Every day he postpones opening a savings account, there is just that much less money available to help pay the family overhead. Today, a savings account is the bnic security for more Americans than any other type of invest· ment. How lbout you? m FARMERS BANK ,and SAYINGS CO. POMEROY OHIO I ONE INDUCTED One Melgo Coolnty man, Jolm D. Morrluey, wulnducteclinto the armed tore~• tDda1 at Fort Hayes, CoiUIIIbua, alldl6olhera wore there for pre - induet!on pby&lcal examlnaUCXIa. Laquace OINIIy The Polynesian language il one of the least known of the world's languages and il spoken by less than a mil· Uon persons In a 8J'OI'P ot Pacific Islands cov.. a , tai'pr segment of tbe''IIIObe th8il that encompuatns the •nillve speakero of any other language, according to the Encyclopaedia Britannica. MEMBER FDIC Member Federal Reserve System ,...---, OPEN fRIDAY NIGHTS 5:00 TO 7:00 In Interstate highway iym· bola, the even numbers are oast-west routes and odd n u nl be rs are north-south routes. ' ....... ' EIHrfelds H•lery Depart1111t · at agreel111 oo a work contract. A CDfl1lalll' offtclal IBid Thuraday the atrllte is the reault of ,.genenl co111itions." The union's contract exPb"edatmidnlgbt Wednesday ant pickets were at the plant foi' the flrat time Thursday morning. They advertised their action on the signs at left ant abow. 'Position On DMZ In a malaCttcai move, the u. S. commanil b8l replaced home- SAIGON (\fPO - jor By United Pre .. International ~~~-:.::;:; NCO Mimoffp#DI thldrena WORK UNIFORMS l 1 4~t;;:.O· ' ~11'4'1SSvJC Jet,"~ til\~··,t~.tt 1' . ~ "f Thla waillf 'Mil • ar• , iloYitlt ',f · apeelal oalo af tho•• popolar. Work Unifor011. •., y.... ,........ ,,.•• ' 1toln eM,,..,.,...,,,, ,........ · ··· SHIRTS-51••• 14M! to 20 In oU ' •IN¥• TROUSE.R$.1"' '11• 29..to 50 .P'•I•t In ,...,. atn.ct teng1h. ' li . t· . .$9.80' a S.lt . l.til' " <Jl U., c:ombat • hafilenecl 10111 Alrbonle DMIIOII. .... .1M W.ll .... J.__ . Ui....-•• t h • .. lhii - r l f lirlnlltl a( the ZCDe ~ being wlllldhwu u pert a( President This is a stocking created for the year 1979. And thanks to us you can get It In 1969. The Kayser Stretch Stocking. It stretches so It won't sag, bag, or wrinkle. It shapes Itself perfectly to the shape of your leg. It comes in tones and tints for fashIons that are yet to come. And It has a narrow, narrow top for today's, and tomorrow's, short, short skirts. The Kayser Stretch Stocking. For tomorrow. Today. · reports ( hid .said the VIet Con&: aDd tho , Ncll'lll VIBIDameae were - drl.w!IW away trom Sa18llD Into ibeH areal to roll, resupply forpoaslble,...attacks. - "wb•orlers cleaerlbed u.S. ,. : loiHI In tho bellies 'l'll1ri01t1 81 "UI!III aDd said three SIIJth VJemame'" were ldlled a n cl llyser Stlndtsl Strttch ·AGILON S 111 Spicetint, Browillinl, Mlslerie, Deep Bel-e., Navy, Clear Beige Cllld Fudge. "f "1.00 "lr IE Ela _.prepare ..........co ' elabtlftlWidod. ' ,, .... ,:No One· . Hurt ' I" 4 Yar4 Wide Gold Soal C•ohlonflar ••4 .,_st"'nt Accotono ____7•.CO runnln1 prtl, .12 feet wldo 3 Yard Wide Galcl Seal C:oihl...tlar and AnoatMJit Accotono _ _ Solo r1111nln1 prtl, ~ .lerit wldo 2 Yonl Wldo Gold Seal Cushluflar .,4 Aril'"""' Accoto110 _ _.:_Sale .._20, ~....,j.,· "'~· 6'f"t wldo 'DI~hos Wido Sanoi~Wn CooJ&ter T.,lllli ' <li · · .. ' Sale -•IIIII 1"fd · 54 lnch01 Wlcli CoogoWioll Wall ~"IIIIi . Sal• U5 11111Rin1 yard . . Stzo 12'd5' ArMtiWilg Decolan Ruts .._s.it~>11,00 Stao l2'1i12' O..olon Ruts _S.I• 9.00 Slao 9'•12' A,.,•tront O..aloo Rota 7 ,DO 1 only 149.00 Doluxo O.ublo lnl Sl* .:.-lt,;Ot s:eo 1.• k'!"•',..,. 66" WJdo ---W• . : . ..: · 72.00 Kitchen Cobhloto, 40 lo • .,1 • .;__·,1!11,1111; J ,-!j.;!16.00 Wall C:.~lneto, 31), IlL .. ' 3 . .......... ••• lli.N Norda .,.am_. fH!OIIIile··~ group .'· PARIS - NORTH VIETNAMESE WPLOMATS Indicated today they wiD grant a11 6ucllence Saturday to a third fll'lll') ot Amorleans trying to lint out wbethar their 10111 aDd husllallds mi.a.. NIX'!II'e pdlout af 35,000 more ing in Vletaam eomllat are aWl alive. b)< i>ee. 15. UnUI now, the Hanoi IIOUI'<:eo laid th07 q>ected their llaioon omclals io Aa.umpuon had.,_ that South chal'Jie of receiving vlaiUIW mimbers ot American famlltea to VIetnamese trooJ)8 would re- confer with the new siJt..member groop Saturday morning at the gllee them ao pert af t b e Hanoi mission to the Vietnam peace talka. "VhilumlzaUon" tJ the war. U, S. headipJartera refuled . Shull• arguet QeU! day il atlumd · tor 11C111'1Qr reaaont to !I&Ybow ATLANTIC CITY, N, J, - LABOR SECRE')'ARY Georae P. parab:oOpen had been Shultz aays white CODstructiqR workers shoUld realize a "new 1111111 IIIO¥ed up rrom their aaalgned day" hao arrived for America' a mlnoriUe• aDd should avoid a .,.. af operaUons at~ the ••controntatiOII'' with Negroeo demalldlng more .leba In the buDd-· 11111bem cout around Hue. IIW lnlustry. . loleamlblle, u. s. aDd South Sbultz told thoAFL-CIOeonftntlonThuraclaythetsomebuilot. Vhnnne'" trGopa )lilihlng Into 1111 tradea omlona had "made Wllllual ettorto ... with notable auopnilla retreatabehreenSol- ceases" In hrlniiiW more Necr011 lntotheindUBtry,butaald A aDd the Cembodlan border "justice ani roallty clemanl thatweprovidaeqeal_..uutty lor ~ 111e7 had killed t5 mtnotlty [ll'llq) workers In great8r rMmobera." ~untat ooldlers tn two ra.--1- ;....m.... iia 6elt '•liN' battle&. ' AJIItd' IJitelllganee The Kayser n"7n stretch stoc:kir Ten years early. WASIDNGTON - SGT. MAJ. WILLJAM 0. WOOLDRIGEwas boooted for the Army' a tap eJiiSted .lcb by a aeneral who msy have shared with Woolclrlae In li!e bociQr !rom a,worldwide "Kha· kl Cosa Noatra," It wu learfi\!C),tllday. · 1be aeneral, MaJ. ,Gen. Wllllpn A. pmntngham, m, retired ft'lllll tho Army nbortlr Iller Wliclldrl!liiO wu lUied -much IIP'III.,In lloelrJlrttlftlll'!llf.: ~•.J~<!be.ll>'n.....-lllaJordi~;ArnllrJo.Job, !fils.~. ' Tbi dlaeloaure was made til11117 by military spokesmen whO aelcl the .JI!U'a~roapen had loot ld!!od oind fll4!r" ....1111.11 ·~ U•l,.,_,. A...l.ty S.9S Tnunn. .,.., ,..ul•ly jft95 . Shirt•. O.lu• MCitchN .... ·'· !! . . •• , ~sc:.-:..~~ Khalcl.' No¥r .luoou.,. ~ • 5K ~ottiol P.~...."''. aGJ',Cotton whh 1oll Nl!t'M flft~h ··~·'" "* JOE IS ·LOSING INTER1ST" lOlst in ANOTHER BIG SHWMENT .,,, . M.\NAGEMENT AND THE UNION were In ~onlerenee today as k strike b)< 4ll hourly employes ol the Mldlrest Steel Co; In PCJII!.eroy l1lOY8d Into ito seconl day. Pickets remained near the entrance ot the East Main St. plant. However, plcket111! was peace!ul. It was reported at II a.m. that represODtati vea ol the C>CJIDiliiiiY and union, which is Local 6197, United Steel Workers ol AIDerica, were In tolks at the plant aimed ;; $3•. may TERRIILI Signs Tell Story of Strike 100" cotton. Sanforlied shrunk. Ta.,....l ..... Rugged construction•. Wahl alzn 29 to 38. Lodon green, black, bran. MEIGS TBEATRE "I FIEL CHARLESTON, w. va. (UPO wen was clrllled, fracturing - A gas atrlke under tho Ohio could Increase production b1 River noar Rav..........t Tburs- three Urnes. It is possible the claJ be a million dollar bo- well will bring In three Umes _ .. tor the Stated Waotvtr. as much as it Is preoently," &lnla which awarded a lease on !l<een salol. a ape"'latory bella. Skeen added the exact amount The well Is producing 20 mU- the state wlli receive will not lion Cll>le feet per day prior to be known possibly until Novemfraeturlng. ber, once the wen is fractotrAsiL Atl1. GeD. Larry !keen ed. Skeen said gas has to be calculated that the state could pumped Into the lines before 1181 $750adayor$270,000ayear the slate will receive ito flrot at the present rate af produc. pllfiiiOIII. Uon. Fracturing il diXIe by a aerv • He Is legel representative ice comP&JIY and it was n o t for the state Public LaDd Corp., known lmnlecllately when a comwhich awarded the lease to peuy could bydro.fract the well. R&S Gao Co., ol Otarleston. Skeen !Urlher observed wells Skeen IBid, "In the New- In that cype ol sand formaUon INrg aand tormaUon where the last up to 10 years, but he said - ·!1 ~· .\.J ... ' ·" ·,-c. ,..A .~ ,-' 0 t) Mine Bill ' """.. J~ r--~-e b. , i•' ,, '' Ok'ed:. .... prooluction Ia clecreaood with WASIIINGTON (UPO - The - h a s odq>tedutr-eoel m1De salol;)' bill IDiendecl lo make 1968's HominY Falla aDd Mamolnitm. W. Va., dlsestars the lut In the IAIIII aeries of mine trqeollea.IIIIi have blackened America'• IllANYONE FOR A FIIOG?- clustrial blstDry. A frog appeared on the lllepo 11 would be tho mo.t or the l'llmeroy Flower Shop sweeping cOal health and osatet¥ Tllorsday morning ancl no one legislation ever pas led. knew qalte what to do with . By a 72.jJ vote ancl after rwr 11. Milian! VanMeter, owner days d oomettmeo e"""k-1 o1 the shop, belleveshewould debate, the Seoale Thuradal be a strong entry for n e x t sent to the Houoo 1 meaaun year's lrog jumping contest. strengthening the sovel'llllllllt'l Interested? Soe Mlliard. haDd 1n regulating mine safell' and ollerlng the first federal compenaaU... for the ~ dloabled victims ol black II'DI disease. The leglolation reaulta from the Mannington clllaster Jult before Thanksgiving Ill;)' wldch Lois Jean Adkins has been ldlled 78 miners. '1118 11om1n1· WASIIINGTON (UPO - The Labor llepartment uld klday President Nixon would interwne to awarded a judgement ol $!,000 Falla disaster trOIIII>ed 25 the ·block a strike threatened formidniglotapinat seven major raUroada. A department spokesman said In back 8UJJIIOrt payments for previoul Mal'. anclblrdled. . Nixon would aiiiDIOlee iller ~ the rna~ of an emel'Jiency board to suggest a aolullon to tho one minor child from Jamtoes For the first time, aU IDiaN Ray Parsons according an would be somjoet to -rlor. strike during a 60-<laJt coOIIIW off period unler provisions of the Hallway Labor Act. · !Ued 0: the M i 8 CoonA opokesman for ral1roecl manapment said the railroads would lmmedlatoly withclraw their entry eg Department regulation and mine operators woulol be threat to shut clown most of the country's IIJ'Itom. labor Secretary Georp P. Schultz said Thur.. ty ~~~-Pi:~~ Mr 1 • subject to linea- ranglus from day It was too late to reach a negodated settlement in the strike. · -e -·M" Nixon has been viewed as reluctant to intervene In a major union - manqement dispute tor the Adkins has removed the eblld $1 to $25,000 - for lgaorllW !!rat time clurilv Ida admlnlatratlon. A nationwide rali shutdown would be Ulo third since World from the jurlacllcUon d the sovernment reguiaUOIIo. PNvlouoly, minoa emlllorla8 Jli, War B. The Nail.... Mediation Board has told the President that even a limited strike would cause grsat hardship In certain sections ot tho country. 'lbe American Farm Bureau hao uld a strike notice. In &Other entry Blanche men or fewer were exeJillll IIIII the interior aecrelar7 bid would l_.-cllze 11mn preduce oblpped duri!W the hanast aeaaon. llarrl anted ' di ilmUed power to enforce the sale~¥ rulea he had promnlpt ed. . In addition, the leglolatlon fondant, C1y4e Harrison, was CHICAGO (UP!)- A ChiC&~P> WOU, Mlrl'll said, Rubin Why don't you - out of the aworded custoolf of four minor provldas benetlta of $1,635 a . year tor the miner wltl! 1111 pollee undercover agent as- acreamecl at them: "Your park? Take olf your ..... ancl chlldrOD. dependents to ~,2M for (C 411 ... GD ..... 111) signed to Lincoln Park during cHI' • are t*L Ya.'n NL with three or more depe 1 rt• tho Democratic Natlomal Con- · · If he is totally dlpbled from ventlon says he heard Jeri')' blaek IWOI dloeaae: Sell. Jacab Romln at pollee, "Your II. Javlts; II-N.Y., tormod the eb1ldre!l are pip • • • take olf .Jl!!lr,.• •,. . Wll'll ~- ~' lb!.".!!', ~!~---~ ,... ~t:!·· "In the~." - .......... "' 'lolulollll'hW." may Anoti*SIII~ NEW... • .A \~ . I promising. Anne Rickard, ' 0 G'as Well Under Ohio River 'In' . ry tales of romance, is most thy) Smith, Raetne, and Mr&. structure wore knocked doWn VIrgil (Mar)') Hamm, Mlllers- Wedneaday afternoon b)< order NBC.TV's "ThenCameBro~ ville; a aon, Charla• E. Yost, ol Mayor D. B, Morpn. 'lbe -son,'' with Michael Parks as a MJnersville; four listers, Mrs. owner o1 UJo llulldlng was In Dlsort of motorcycle replacement Stella Grueaer, MlnernWe; rope, ant Morpn uld he took .lor the old ....,.d cowb<Qr hero Mrl, Cora lllt<hens, El Paeo, the actioo as a safe!¥ meaoure. -here today ani straighten Texao; Mra. Freda Rua..U, things out, then gone ttmorrow Vlema, w. va., aDd Mrs. Ama Firemen pve no ellllmate ol -has a strong star, line Eicllln&er, Girard, aDd a broth- diiJIOP. The owner d tho card pbotogl'11i>hy ani a good con- er, John lloudashelt, Mlnera- shop, R. B. Rothgeb, said the t...,.rary touch. ville; rour gralldchlldren, aDd lOBI, includlna Ida Quialmas lllo!:k. was covered b)<lnlllll'ABC.TV's ''Rolin 222,'' a~ ooe great-crandchUd. a Negro history teacher ani Ida She was preceded In death b)< once. aoooclates in an Integrated high an tnrBDl son Robert Philip. school, is a nice mixture of Funeral serrices will be sat. contemporary message -melo- urda.Y at 1 p.m. at Ewing Cbs· drama and wry humor (provlci- pel with the Rev. Menzll Smtih ed b)< Michael Constantine aa a olflcl•tlng. Burial wlllbelnGIIworlci-weary prlncijl8)). more Cemetery. Frielllla & NBC.TV's BUI Coab)< comedy call at the ltmerel home IDY· ~ meanwhile, has a tremendoual)' time. otrong ant o.ppeallng star, ant MASON - Ame M. Rlckarcl, I like the way plots give way in 56, Columbus, died Wedneaday his show to something like m• at University Hoopltal. Sbo had extenled monologues concer,. ';1-• 'I> become Ul While teaching at ing people, the way things are 17 ll...... kat Oblo State University ancl died In the holpltal a lew hours Ia. ter. YAIOH SANTA ROSA, calif. (Up))_ !lie was born March 10,1913, The oharpeat earthquakes to hit at Graham station, the daushFRIDAY, SATURDAY norlhern Colltornla 1n ellht ter of Ulo late Smtih F. aDd Julia AND SUNDAY fOUl lnlured 15 penant and H. Ryan Rickard. A graduate ol OCT. 3-4-5 eauaed damageWedneadayn!gbt Oldo University, abe reeeiveda estimated In tbouaanla ol dol- graduate degree from Oblo Slate Double F....;,. Program 1 Unlverolty. !lie was a member ar~e maJor tremblors were of I h e St. Joeeph catholic "RACHEL, RACHEL" recorded at 9·56 p.m. and 11:20 ChUrch at MaiCXI. COLOR • S.rvivlng are two brothers, joanne Woodward p, m. aDd were centered near ru~--' Letart, RD w Senta lklaa, about 50 miles Ecl1lar<l ....,.v, • · PLUS DDrlh af Sen Franchcci. AI- Va., ancl Howard Slak, Mason, '~(:HUIASCO" tlloulb lho UnlWnllf tJ Call~ ant a alttar,llarJ L. Rldwclaf Christopher Jon•• cofnia lttanoiO!iJ atat1011oald Jrontoa, Ohio. Technicolor Ponovioion tboy registered 5.& ant 5, 5 on Funeral services will bsheld -==~ the Rlchtot Seale only tho ftrst at 11 a.m. Saturd~ at the SL • one caused ~ Joseph Catholic Church with the One mall was badly hurl In Rev. Father H. A. Ryanolllclat.. Sonia Rooa b)< broken glan ant Ina. Burial will be In St. Joanother had a broken leg. The aeph catholic Cemetery at MaTonight, Octoloer 2 othen were treated here for son. NOT OPEN 1lllnor cuts aDd shock. HOI!PitFriend• ..n at the Foala quickly mcbUized to hanlle gleiiCIII Funerel Home after 3 a bony load ol injured, INI r&- p.m. Frldaj'. Rosary aervlces Friday lhru Tvooclay taxed when only a few peroCXII will be held 1 '30 p.m. Frkl21Y 0•"'"•3-7 showed "" Broken glaaa aDd at the fllneral home. power linea ac..- for moat Walt Dloney's f..rol8 PetitioDB of tho damap. "THE LOVE BUG" (T echnlcalor) CIDLD CUTS FOOT Dean Jonn Michele Lee The \llcldleport emerge110y F'ded with Court DISNEY CARTOONS: squad &IISworecla c:a11 wec1ne.. Anaera a1111 cross petitions BnllheriHif; Dculaotro8at day to the Jolm -lne 'real- have been rued In two dlvoree donee on !llotguD Hollow Road caaesln Mel&a Colmi1Common Nudbeach; Gr-• There a Troo __ ., chl14 ot ~ nPlea• ~-.J where ........ u~~~ Ad uIto; Admin ion: $1.00 , Fr··"er Doaelle Btr....,·•• 'ld ml1101', wbo had auftered a .oat -~ ~......., 60 C Ch I ron ~•· .~ ~ --~ a-~1, fllnd her an. laeeratlan, wu ....,n to u m -STARts 7 PM -:::::::: ' ===~n:ee:.;af:.;Dr:,·~R.~:a.:_:PI~c:kena.:; ower eroaspetltlonln the ell-· ii voreeanclaction af her buBNIIII, Dewey Roo< Blrchlleid, Mlclolleport, asking that Ida petiUon be cllamlaoed ancl that .... be awarded the divorce. Roser T. Klein, l'llmeroy Bt. 1, filed an 11111110r aDd trOIIp&tJtlon In the dlv«irce aetiCXIIIled b)< Ida wife, Arl.,. F. Klein, Mtddlaport Bt. 1cleoylngallep tlons aDd asking thai Ids wife's petition be aet allele aDd that be be graateol the cllvorce. FRIDAY. OCTORER 3, 196 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO VOl. XXII NO. 118 5.95 IOIIENS SWEATERS .: ............ SALE 5.34 4.95 WOIIENS SWE~TERS ..............SALE 4.34 3.95 IOIIENS'~WEATERS .............. SA~E 134- 72, is Dead e '· i2.95 WOIIENS SWEATERS .............. ·••••• SAtE 10.34 10.95 IOIIENS SWEATERS ................ ·;.·SALE 8.34 8.95 WOIIENS SWEATERS ..................... SAL~ U4 7.95 WOIIENS SWE_ATERS_:~·"~"·~·.•!'"""sALE 6.34 Out Again in .y • Come to J;lberfel~s Reqdy To rleqr feeketiil ,,, and select yow favorite swea~r~ and . 111 sr~"t SAil" illfls - our entire sloe• of womens sweaters l!lld, lllpules 1111 reduced for this sale. Ore B'--'- . Ql ' .. w Lottie Yost, " The well wao drilled b)< alaat met!ood rrom an acre af prop. ert;y on the riverbank. Bllllblnaker, wbo operate& the· olrDllng COIIIPIDI', first bltacll7bale ancl then paid a reported $12,000 for mldclle rlabta underacre where the oucceaslul olrDllng was conducted. West VIrginia owna the bedaf the river aDd olrlllera muatleaat property on the sbore In order to olant clrUI under tho river. The lease was one or several 1iiii):mJ)e aeet!an atons 44 iiilles ol the river which the PLC awarded tonve companies. This Ia the first drilling to produce gas. Block Shutdown~-:.-;.~ =:;:!a;:.,:•:•:: Police Taunted, Insulted ?ff;?;?i7~ "' The blll-m.r... "' m11u.. Youq. olflcer Robert MarQ, to pay tho benellta over 1be lllllrt three years, with the llates paying half In the lllll two years. The federal tuaoll Dllst be apprcprlaled In a teltiMW Tlllraday during the trial (1( elgbt persons c1oargec1 with tnettlng rloto during the 1968 COIIYOittlon, gave Ida version d what led to clalhea between poUee aDd antiwar demonstrators. Wblle Murrq teatltled, u.s. marahals seerched evefYODO entering !lie Federal llllldlng lifter bomb threats were recelvnd. They BNrched brio( _.-ate leglaladon. Some atatea Include the nctimo of black lung- adl ...... which affects 100,000 llvi!W miners ancl is IIOIDOIImes fatal -In their workmen compensation programs. Someclonot. West VIrginia's let!lolature adopted COmpeniBtlon only lifter miners atapd atrlkes aDd aagry marches on the ostate Capitol. cues aDd baldlaga, and even forbade noporlers &om carryIng DeW811tP8rB into the coort.. room. No bomb was found. Wears Civilian Clolloeo l*lrr~ llid he 1101'8 clvlllan clolbea while oa dutY In Lincoln Pari< Auc. 25, 1968, ancl OIW Rubin- a laocler d the Youth a.matlonal Party (Yipptel), the clef~ lead ~.o! 2oo _Rel'IC1fl& torran1 to pol.......... In Lincoln Park. MilrraJ ~ Rubin .. ll,\lla&:: •'Look at those-- --pigs. ... a( D)i:TROIT - DECREASING PROF1TS after seven lllra!pt years of ll!er~llng aatea have llao!n hl•med b)< Cbr)'olor Coql. tor the lajrolf af IORIO Of )be 40,000 white COllar workers - 25,• 000 of whom work In the D!ltrolt ,,._- In the next four ·to elsfll weeluo. It was the ~ amounced retrencbment b)< the mU...'e Let'l I'll theM - out d third largest auto make~. llihlch said IDJulylt wae placiQI a mor- here i• . ' 111 atorlum on - lllriJW, halted CliiJPt.llon ot a,... $200 ml oo' '1'liell, with the policemen aaiiOIIIbly plant aDd cut llaek ~and administrative budgets blekecl up aplnst a fieldbouae to their 1968lovelL . Junior Miss ..,__ Hopefuls to \ 1 -·:...~ -tol- Meet OcL 7 COSMETOLOGY CLASS - Wllat •I 1 eu clo It...., • "'" alad IDtbo ogy cla81 at :Meigs High School. Mro. llu7 PIIWeU, tescher, stanliQI at left, Is applyiQI cream for akin care to Bre.... Prlcld1 while Mrs. lola Bartnun, slanting at rlgllt, ot Merle Norman studios, is applying a peck on Becky Houdaahelt. Debbie Cremeans, right, has received the first two treatmonta aDd makeup hao been ~eel. The demonstration stressed the "mtural look." Classes in coametolosY are meet!IW In tho Iormor aenlor high INildtow In Pomeroy until quartoro are ready at the new Meigs Hlgll SebonL � 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 2, 1969 rickard yost