https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/4952fcc2a5244268cef88c31a3a311f7.pdf d16a63ac853ace3687e8bb3e66020aaf PDF Text Text . 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,... $200 ml oo' '1'liell, with the policemen aaiiOIIIbly plant aDd cut llaek ~and administrative budgets blekecl up aplnst a fieldbouae to their 1968lovelL . Junior Miss ..,__ Hopefuls to \ 1 -·:...~ -tol- Meet OcL 7 COSMETOLOGY CLASS - Wllat •I 1 eu clo It...., • "'" alad IDtbo ogy cla81 at :Meigs High School. Mro. llu7 PIIWeU, tescher, stanliQI at left, Is applyiQI cream for akin care to Bre.... Prlcld1 while Mrs. lola Bartnun, slanting at rlgllt, ot Merle Norman studios, is applying a peck on Becky Houdaahelt. Debbie Cremeans, right, has received the first two treatmonta aDd makeup hao been ~eel. The demonstration stressed the "mtural look." Classes in coametolosY are meet!IW In tho Iormor aenlor high INildtow In Pomeroy until quartoro are ready at the new Meigs Hlgll SebonL �t ·fl.·\'..:.~ :;>~> ....... .,.,_.......,............;'" .f\ ., 't~. ' • 'd ,Two C.o~:tt!bcit!~$ -~~.r. e. ; r.~~ ~flit -l't, ' ' · ...._....._..._ . •, ·M.' ~,..,........ ,.. ' NEw YORK- In thelaatepl· IOdt of our continuing atteftllon to tho U.N. Table at Lindy's, the Ulderworld Noblllcy ftilhtl)' until the nna1 of that teJqlle we touched on the more paclnc momenta tho mob N• aa theraathered ~ clall~. Undy's had been thilr reapactable sta.,.l!W ~ [l>f decadeo, or alnce they dla· covered ·tholr civil rights par· mltted them to eat In proper •••one•• ON t•SE USED CARS 1966 CHEVROLET $1495 Impala 2 Dr. H.T. VB, floor shift. Radio. $1495 66 PONTIAC GTO H. T. 4 speed, floor shift, radio. 64 FORD FAIRLANE $1095 500 Sports Coupe, VB, P.S. and radio. $995 63 THUIDEIBIRD Landau $150 61 FOD CoiiYertlble, VB. H. RAWLINGS SONS CO. MIDDLEPORT 992•2151 GET •• RIAIJ' SALE PRICES CUT FOR QUICK SALE WAS 1'.149'.- _1_,395 66 .RCUIY Ll~• M.,.o,.y Coov . Cpo. w~,,. •••· Ps, PB · fQID dr~ now lloh! l""'·"Jlft& b!,. flnloh wiOh ,_,.., oil 2, 195 I1 995 YoriMr 6 dr. Hard Top. Air conditio,.,. Original blaclt finish Spl!lfle•• Inside l!'"d out. Fully ~ulppft, 1,795 1,695 0,. bMarw d-;:-H~ t One of .,horp.. t "66• onywhaM, Beoullful Yltt.llw,.ck•t uat1. PowN st•..,lng and auto, tran1 . 1,195 64 OLDS H5 Dr••le 88" dr. ttord lop. Beoutilul red finish with all vlnyol matchlhl <lnt•lor. PS, PB & AT • t.';':.=~ 0110 had -"-! ,. to olfer beeluoo or lilY Alii· One 1Jl011&18r Nld God wudd have to be sitting.on lilY ahoulder, andlpllho~a,Jor I Dnall.r.twnd a Job.AI! After I . ntlred at I llllo men1ecl by lioela!Se<!url1;y with part lime work as a telephone I!Oilcltor. I find most people an polite, tbcJU8b I IIIli have an overBim to tills work. E.B. ~be cheered to lcmw thet the A&w Dllcrlmlaalloaln Employment 1Act became a lllo Uonal law a year .., and, by wrltlns to the Women'sllureaJ, .~cker V N regulars. Seems they bad a· who hadn't been there the three nlshts and they madeprevious 1 bot on paat per· formance. Ycm'llnever know you have the best dea.l1111til you kave seen: NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT .Ca•• •· E1tote ef Y~~olentl•• w.u,19,617 o.. , ..,..._ Notlc. 11 t.NIIIy given th1111 Marvin D. W•ll, ol RfD. Clltlor. Ohio, hu b.. n dvty 'f'olntod · ExecutOf of tM Estote o Vale""' tiM Well, ct.coasld, late of Melt• County, Ohio. Credlflll'l ON requhd to file thoU claiMs with uld flducloty · within low mont'- · Doted this 30th day of S.pto,.. b., 1969. iUICK PONTIAC · 1013 10/10 10/1.7 :Joe -------~-----··-· Wa&~~ J~u~~~ ~ter, c.•• n··l"... · Estote of Harold Ho Co lno, De- c.a•••· Ml~loport Ohio, hu ~teen llluly oppolntacl ixocvtrlx of tho Estat. of H..lll H. Collins, cis• cH . . d, leto of ._It• County, Ohio. I C..dh011 ore nquirod to fl • tholr clol•• with sold flclueiOIJ' within four Months. Ooto4 rhls 1Sth day sf S.pten.. 116 Yoan of Continuous Buslnoll POMEROY, OHIG 992•21 _. 3 Mootcl~Q>, Oct. 6, at 7:30 p.m. lao,~ , i -. · _ .- win. The Reds, rwnoved trom c. . tentton for ·tbe~e'sWestern Division titielast Satuntay, d&o foaled the division winners, Atlanta Braves, S..S, tn the last aame. '_ o Leaders ..,. Other memben ol the Mid. dloport lllldllary lit tho meet. ... . Inc were Mri. David l)llllnpr, Mro. IIQmond IQoea, Mro. Robart McElhlmy, Mro. ~ Imboden Mro. David Zirkle, Mrl. Joi., Vroman, Mro. Ru1o Hll Milia, Mra. Robert Jlyera, Mra. ''Everelt Bochnor, Mra. 0. E. McKinloJ, 11111 Mro. Normlll Wqland. 1961 Olds Cutlass •s• Hoi. Coli!" •~ •••_.$2$01J Rod with bloc~ vinyl tap, black vmyl tntoroor, V•B "· motor, auto. trans., power brakes, power stHrlng, • Mrs. Hughes Given Shower ' . i968 Pontiac Bonneville H.T. S!lflan ••• $2695 V-8 motor, auto. trans., P.B., P.S., radio, w/s/w ti(ea, white witb ·reo! int. . NEW "IIAVI!:N-'A ml•colloaUI 'abqwor wullftn recent- 18,000 I!! ilea. Sh ...pl ' '· . ·. ; 19&6 Bulck'skyhrk Wqon .............$iat5 ~or' u~.' -,:•., V-8 m-, ·•uta. trona., P.B., P.S., factory au•can• '' - · ~ tho former IIIIIIIY Yonker, dau&htor ol Mr. and Mrl. Kennet11 Yonker. Refrelhmlllll or eake and punch woro served to Ruth Plek. ena ind Lisa, RuliiiiAlulh,Muk 11111 .Terri, 1!eC1q llaulh, Erma ditioning, gold with ftHIIching intarlor. Shorpl · i966 Chevy II Nova ZDr. H.T.......... $1395 Burgundy with ileige interior, 6 cyf ., auto. trona., radio, w/a/w tirel. A SHARP ONEI . Rouoh and daulbter, M ra. .. rl, Siiiidl Lowinan 11111 . ·B r MerriU,AdaCiark, . et Zerkle, Mary Bumaarner. 1 and Diane, Either Brown, ~:~· Barbra l'rldll1, Bell;y Young, 1be Rev. Miller, IIAlush, 11111Mrl. Mr •. 11111 Mrl. MarJ Low. ell llulhoa. Several lent glfta . 62 Cho •· · 4 D 63 - $295 cbv. Vol A,... l.;p. HT cp.~ . 1t'l9$ '. . .., _ . . AtS"E . .(ls · OPi!H IVININGS TIL 1:00 1 , ., .. &tY •Itlllb· "V••u•n Like Oilr Q114li1y Woy · Dof!ls Business" ' 992-5342 GMAC FIJMNaNG P-EROt'<- Mlnn 140; PoweU, Bait 121; Jal'koon, Oak 115; Dando, Oak 113; Yastrzomskl, Bound How· ani, )VaoJ! 111. .Pitcbi!W , Nat!....J'l•~~t•• Stover, NY 25-7; Niekro, Ad 23-13; Marichal, SF 21·111 Jenklna, Chl21·15; Singer, M 2~12; Dierker, Hou and Gibson, st L 2Cl.13; !lands, Chi 2~14; Osteen, LA 211-15. o\merlcan League: McLalq, ~ 2WJ Cuellar, Bait 23-11; Perry, Mlnn20-6;McNally,Balt 20.7; Boswell, Mlm 2~12; Stot.~~.. NY 2~14. "•· 1969. f. H. O'BRIEN ,_ Pr. .oto Julll.. .f ••II -unty 9/19 9/26 10/3 3tc It of ,.,,, Notlco 1• Jalonda c....... 20190 Riche~ -~J Root, o Ill mu Of ·'IJI':. Root,~ ' Ill SIIIICI gfvon thot M1cldloport1 Ohio ha1 ._.,. duly app•lntod Alll•(nlatMrl"' of the Estoto of p..., Richard RoCit, tloe.~~-.4, · late of Me't• County, Ohio. C..dfton are requlrotl to fllo fll lAIII .:a01111 ·- their clsllltl wtth sollll fiduciary within four months. Dated this 16th doy of S.pte- bor. 1969. ~;.~;./f~!'J:.M of sold County C9) 19, 26110) 3 3tc ..HOMES THE DAILY SENTINEL DEVOTED 10 INTEIUI' Of" HFIIW.M"SON AREA IICHARD i, OWEN, PVBLIIHI:& ~ T•llllfiW, Eetar PIIMIIIIIII d&IIJ •*'PI Sl~ by TMCNe v.u.r hllllllllllll ~. ua lillciiMk IlL, ' - " " · ONe>, tUf9. a..a... Dmn ..._ IH-2lH, Uhol1ll ...._ MWUT. ,.,.Odo. SeOIIIII diiii . . . . . . . . . . . . fiiiii-.I....USI•••• "" . . . . tUI--C".elJaaNr, ~. U r.a.t tld Y.tl Cll)-, 1'1n Yllft,. ._,H.- W lln.,_-..,......,_r GUlly "'OIIV'' ..... •4·spoed &tick. 610C14 111·-llod •ltllf·lon CIJIOdty • Toroion ber sr.blllzod front suspension • 30 miln J10! &:~lion oeot!OIDY See o.tsun's .SOund Mover at lllnH ''· ..... •AniNilc· v.., Maui•o, atately boauf;;. ·!4 ol<quioitoly carrie aut in gon~ino Pocan cabl.. otry ••• authentic Modi._.,..... ~tyling. Tho now Adml'"l lull Harn 1'·Storei SaufNI Sya- adds now d~ and (IOI!Ior.. to at.,:.. ' aaund, Ro01ovoblo. :erllle cl~li.,, ·,eato_ mal . tape jocks. Foalul'la ablid·a!ali ' IUVFMI ·i.' '; FM l .l oroo radio, cuatOm ~ crocoril · . ,, .• chanilf with !looting dia111011d •tyluJo ;J._.r Warrantod far "Lifo." Storoo: aon!ly:. II~; .: , . exten•ion 1peaker terminal a. 26~··:·h·~, ~r~~ ., 18.. d. ' -~ \ ' . 1.. ' ,f•( . ·•JKYLINE · • RICHARDSON f2 1 I 60' '· ' DAY SERVICE In At 9 - Out At5 ......... CleeiiFS. 211 E. 2n.t, , ...., ·--·----'; •' . Perez •lammed a three • run homer In the seventh Inning to hoo&t the Reds owr the Braves. Late Scori!W Decides Atlanta illll1j>Od orr to a 3-1 lead In the third Inning only to see the roof fall In oplnat George Stone when the Reds got four In the seventh and three more in the elsftth. The last two came on a lbree-«se error by Sonny Jackson. 1 in the eighth on foor siJIBleo and Jackson's error. SEE uS Pl~st .... ' By United l>reso Jmernallonal · National Le&iue American League East W. L. Pet. GB w. L. Pet. GB New York. , ,100 62 .617 Baltimore ••• 109 53 .673 Cbicago ..... 92 70 .568 8 .Detroit •••.. 90 72 .556 19 Pittsburgh ••. 88 74 .543 12 Boston •.•.• 87 75 .537 22 Sl Louis •••• 87 7S .537, 13 Washlrwton •• 86 76 .531 23 • Philadelphia •• 63 99 .389 37 New York ••• 80 81.497 .28',2 lllontrea1 •••• 52 110 .321 4i Clewland ••• 62 99 .385 46'h West West w. L. Pel GB w. L. Pet GB Atlanta •..• 93 69 ,574 Minnesota ••. 97 65 .599 San Fran. ••• 91 71 .562 2 Oaldand ••••• 88 74 . 543 9 Clnclruall •. 89 73 . 549 4 California .• ' 71 91 •438 26 LOs Allgeleo. 85 77 .525 ll'h Kansas Clt,y •• 69 93 •426 28 Houaton , ••• 81 81 .500 12'h Cblcago ..... 68 94 .420 29 San Diego ••• 51 111 .315 42 Sooctlo •••••• 64 98 .395 33 TOOr~'s Rooulto 'lllurad&J'• Roaulta Cblcogo 5 New York 3 Minnesota 6 Chlcogo 5 San Dles1J 2 San Fraa. 2 Kan. Cl1;y 6 California 2 Pittsburgh 8 Mo~ 3 Cleve. at N.Y., cncld., rain st. Louis 3 Phlla. 2 Oakland 3 Soottle 1 Cincinnati 8 Atlanla 3 (Only aames scheduled) Loa AJw. 5 Houston 4 Friday' a Gules Frlda,y's Game• (No aames scheduled} (No aames adtecluled) Satunlay's Gentes Satunlay'a Games PlaJof.( PIQotr MIIUIOaota at Baltimore New York at Atlanta East EN ··············· ... You Don't Have Jo Go Hunt1111 F• Nltlonal .BI1iJds. lelfue 1'11111 In 011' Store You. · N° W COMPTON o· D .. OPTOMEJIIST ·'' Coach Dean Mason's Gal. llpoUs Junior Hl&h football team blocked three punts and recovered two Meigs Cumbloo enroute to a 28.0vlctoryover the vlsltlnc Marauder junior hlsh faotball team m Memor. lal Field ThqradaJ ev~. Gallipolis scored once In the Clrst period, and three Urnes In the second. Neither team scored In the last i)all. Melp never threatened. 0 FRIENDLY ONE .,- -- - (4 p.m.) Roc~ lHII at Vlnloo ' . .. { ' > CHW! Mr. Frlondlr SUIFACI.MOUMID ~ . - ~~lti·~ J~1l)•" ;,;':~~~) SAIIO<GLIII w:~a at Parkorslllrg Calb. Eaatern at Kyger Creek CoaJ Grove at Fairland Fl>rts West at Fl>rts Ea&t Ch!Uicothe at Portsmouth SATURDAY'S GAME: Haman Trace at Hannan, W. Va. 24 INCH VANITY 24" MEDICINE CABINET 36" MEDICINE FloUboard tonstrwction covortd wilt. beovtMul We1to.aco wolnul groln.d plotlk, Vonttr top and b•hplosh sur· loced with Formica brand lomlnattd pla1lk. 18" round bowl and rim lndud· ed. Eu~y lo Ohemble. 3 ... 70.0 Built for '""'ke. Hao.r duty styrene light 1hteld, lncond01eant llghKng . StotniMI 111el trim. Two 1helve1. UL· approved. Soft Whllo. Height 19". D-.,lh projktlon 8-7/8". (Lou bulbt). Reg. 2~.65 54.95 r--------., cROW 15.55 MAGNOLIA UNDER-CABINET UGHT 18" long. UL·II•Iod. Complet• wUh a I S.WO.t lluorotcsnt tub• ond 6 loot cord. Reg. 8.98 10 ~~;~~;~~~~3.98 ;·~ 5.99 ~~s STEAl H.O.USE • ·Home of '' lEG. 2.05 1.29 · •s,~ ,, ALUMINUM IAMPHOLDER Ch111111o plot.d. long twiY•I orm lor otcurat. potHionlng, 3.99 lndud.d. R•g . 2.00 AIIOSOl Not o 1111a1 or pollth. Nurl&h• wood wllh natural ods. Won'! duN glouy turlocat Ot thin• IOHn flnist.•• · 1.88 ...,..... lurns light ON 01 dud ond OFF at dawn. Tok.. tlondord or fl~lght bulbt. 3-YEAR GUARANTEE. Reg. 5.95 - SANDWICH BEDROOM/HAll UGHT FIXTURE PAINT ROLLER AND TRAY SET ~1.lompNOT the Fabulous EHicl•ntt, equipped wllh lncOndoiCenl lighting for (on•ttc•. Styreno light lhl•ld. sfoln~u ""' lrlm. Doors ln coun .. lc bot d "eroded leo" pattern plo1tk. Ul-approvod. Soli Whit•• H•lrght38". 36" wide, {l•u bulbs}. R"SJ. 56.00 ...... lUll REGlSTERED "PLAYER" LONDON (Up!)- Am Joneo of England, the Wimbledon champion, when her pro!esslo~ al contract with the National Tennis League •>~>Ires Oct 1~, will be registered as a "plaJer' with the British Lawn Tennis Association. Since the BLTA does not dlaUngulah between amateurs and professionals, ills possible Mrs. Jones wW be eligible for the Wightman C.., matches opinst the United States. ,, Coo!tt;y ~ca at Pt. Pleannt ; ' IUifACUIOUNTED Alexander at North Gallla Southern at Federal-Hocking, 42-27lillie and Baylor It'swon the Dick Howser. first Kansas 48-15. State has me~ ·'•' ,,tl their national tltle. orr that COACHES RETURN victory, Ohio state Is second In NEW YORK (UP!)_ All rour average total ol!ense with 565 coaches wUI return to the ~ew yards. York Yankees next season. The Penn State defeated Navy 45- club has received signed 22 a n d Colorado 27 .. 3, and contracts fr<m~ Jim Turner, Kansas state defeated Arizona Jim Hogan, Elston HCMard and'' PETERS OPTIONED HERSHEY PL (I]PD- v.. tersn cente; Garry Peters has been optioned to Quebec of the Amerlean Hockey League by the Philadelphia Flyers. Howev: er, a Philadelphia spokesman Slid Peters be beck with the Flyers when flley open their National League season aguinst Minnesota Oct 11. . ~ra~ve~s~c~atch:•:r~w=ho~say=•~-::.:•:::~~QCO:N::ON:T:H:U:R:S:.)-:E:A:S:T:C:O:U:R:T:S:T:·:·:P=OME:R:O:Y=~• be on1y hit Ia his Idol. misleading .273 and .269since hlsllrsttwoyears up. For the last ftve years, The Braves' mindswereel&&- Logan at Nels-York two straight since 1954, when the Wildcats finished with a 7-3 mark, their best in modern times. ~ but ...... I went out to talk to then 'iiill!ed ..,)Jto tho pitcher," Dldlor oald. center. "Whoa I came back, Pete "You Juat law to pitch to ulctd me If we were golajr to ·him the bell JOU cu. • Didier whUo avwr&llllll-r than 203 walk him. coniiJaiod. "'!bert laa't 1 pitch· bits per 1!'&11011, Roao hoa "I fllld him no. hodoosn'tthl*hocanhlt." batted .322. . ""Illat'a good, be repltt!d. I advof r Pml Crt oct 3 "One thlng'o for aure," the Jllliiiiiilii:i:-ii:~ii-.:~~~~~~-~~!-alwq• conlldent - · said, 0 "nobodJ's ma4e more hits In I • • 11 the 111 nve yean than me." u1bat's Role tor you, H aald B"'/ Didier, tho 20 • y • ·~ OFFICE HOURS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT Jim Maloney. who went six innii1J's, was the winner and upped his record to 12-5. Reds Finish With 89 The Reds finished the season :::::=:s::::~::-;:=»"::W::::W..::x:=::::::~w.&:»: four games out of the Western Division's nrst place. They won Tonight'• G~ 89 games and lost 73 In a sea- Gallipolis at Ironton son in which they frequently Meigs at Athens Wellston at Jackson were in first place. The· seventh lnntng rally where Thursd!IY night, especial· ly PhU Nlekro, a 23 - aame Started when· Rose, on base on winner who wants to beat the a Ioree PlaJ; wenl to third on N Y k Met ew or s. a single by Tommy Helms. He Ntekro, a native Blaine, scored on another single by Ohio, a village InofBelmont Bobby Tolan. Coun(J, has not beat the East.Perez then Collowed with his 37th holner to make It 5-3. ern D~visionwl.nnersallseason. Playing mostly against r&o He Will start for the Braves serves, the Reds got three runs SaturdaJ tr the first game of the plaJorr lor the league crown. ta~s ~n Nort~ester~ ~~. ~naas ~SUi~. . reJoined him al Clnclmatl In 1986 •rter Rooe had alrea~ established hlmaelC as a .300 maJor league bitter. Rose's seven .. year maJor league average of .309 1a ' "'111e 1J1bar . . with nrat want to pt 1 flit." CABINET MAGIC Cl•ana, ramov•• tcrolchh ond tlalnt from cabln•fl. woodiiJOrlt, baseboards. "'"· Won'od,U flnl•h.,, l.88 ____ ·-- ·' _, .::.•• "'":"-:-:-:-:-:- MAGIC FOR FORMICA Cleona, beautiflot, IOniiQ:n, polllhM oU pJa1tk turlou9 while restoring orJ. glnollutt•r. Won't 1treol .. l.8 ;, 8 Order By Phone And T ako Em Homo 992-5432 LOUVERED SHUTTERS lh••• -.p•rtly mode 1huU.n Will loll ··A ltou1etlmo". Pin• catntruded. l•u hard-wor•. A-v. 1.65 1.19 INSERT PANEL SHUTTERS 6' WOODEN lADDER Pine COnstri.ICfod. Us• to occ•nt windows or a1 cupboard doors. (L ... hardand fobnc) . R"SJ. 1.69 I ware Durable, .. lfurdr. Sfo,smorllt~ Into stds rail . Fully todded. Lorg• gal· •anb:ed wothe,., ~- 8.&8 ;:;.a.:;hproc.j•r. r----..;;.;;.;;;..;;;;.._, 1 ~ 4' X 7' SHEET II • WOOD PANELING Model DE·616U Low .Pricer $158· SALE I'IIICE 4' 3.59 SHEET · · " X •• Quollty and oppearonco gMP •rally found In higher priCed ,....1.. IN-FOLD DOORS Door, fold bad flulh to s..t,.;., Cllll of ... war. ldec&l b dOMil, rOOm dl¥1. , . or ony opening In lflo homo. PLATFORM lADDER Saftty letr.d olltiMIMIIPI con•lnldroR. · ·,::P Can' t rust, rot or rpllntor. One-pl.:e ·lJ from• form• hofldroll kMO brae• oM Jotgot platform, Non-mar rvWtor. T•• -'* ttpped IHI. .... 32.15 lng, Fold• too m•ro 2..1/1" wldo, 1... 13.95 just mlrw ... to lntloll. Complet• wtlh hordwora reody lo point cw stain oor w.y you ct..lt-o. a~._, outDrnoHc loW- . a ... ...... BASEMENT PlANNING GUIDE ·FREE , KAHAUGA, QHIO . ·'" ·,, ,, ' 2 & 3 BEDROOM' •;i!' ALL ELE~TRIC :· .•~ANY OI'TIOHS ( ,. Tony Y~a ·3 ONLY·'•t ·olDS StfOES : FOR "BOYS AND GIRU Rose, II not for the entire team. His bunt single In the eighth lnnh~ aave him a 1·for.f aame and mark and ensured his .,.p. ~ ol the National League balling crown. His .348 wltho stood the Iaiii minute surge of Roberto Clemente, who went .3for.f for the Pittsburgh Pirate& Thursday nigltt for a . 345. uHad To IHt" HJ just knew I had to have a base hit," Rose said. 11[ don't mind telling rou I was nervous. That's the ftrst Umeln lilY lifo I ever bunted with two outa." Hose also lopped the league in hitting laot year wllb a .355. The win over tho Bravoa snapped the Atlanta team's 1~ game wfnni .. streak am pro- W~t<;""~"~•,,.the offe.,l~, 1~. -~~.~r~ ,<ll,e~.~~w 3~0,, ~orlean :, NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Este.. .ooa Michigan Seeks 3rd Win In Row radio, ''"'" olau, w/s/w tiroo, doluxo wltoel diacs, only 9,000 miles. JUST LIKE NEWI LEGAL NOTICE .,....... s.;mour. MAJOR LEAGUE LEADERS Final !ly United Pross International National League AB. R. H. Pet. •Rose, Cln 627 120 218 .348 Clmnte, Pit 507 87 175 .345 Jones, NY 483 92 164 .340 Alou, Pit 698 103 231 .331 McCovy, SF 491 101 157 .320 Jhnsn, Cln 523 86 165 .315 Davis, LA 498 66 155 ,311 stargll, Pit 522 89 leO •307 Tolan, Cln 637 104 194 .305 By WILLIAMVER!GAN paaslng. UP! Sports Writer RldifiB on the outcome ol the Srwlln, Pit 459 62 139 .303 American League It's a coach's dream, mov~Dc aame ~ be a slot In the top AB. R. ,II. Pet In at one of tlloae rea~ big ten. Missouri Is ranked ·ninth Carew, Min 458 79 162 .332 Cootbali factories and comlllfl and Mlchlpn 11th. Oliva, Min 637 98 197 .309 "' with a r~ big winner In In other aames Involving the Smith, Boa 543 87 168 .309 the first year. top ten, top.ranked Ohio State F. Rbsn, Bal 539 111 166 .308 The dream could come true tra•els to the West Coast to Powll, Bal 033 83 182 .,04 this year for Michigan's Bo take on Washington, third-rated WUms, Chi 471 57 143 .304 Schombechler, hut the Missouri Arklin88s faceo Te""s Chris· PtrcW, Rue 535 92 159 .297 Tigers hope to !urn It Into a tlan, fourth-ranked Te,..s hosts ljowrd. Waa 592 111 175 .296 nlghlmare this wee1t. Navy, No. 5 Southern California Nrtltrp, Dot 543 79 160 .295 Tite Wolvei"lnea have run.., plaJa Oregon State, No 7 Andrw, Boa 46i 89 137 .295 87 polotalnwhlpplngVanderbllt Georgia 111111eo with South • H(lllo Runs and Washington and are a one- Carolina, elshtl>-ratecl Purdue National League: McCovay, point choice to defeat Missouri meets stanford, 10111-nnked SF 45; II. Aaron, All 44; May, at Arm Arbor. !Jt those llrsttwo UCLA, wiiUIOr oCthreeatralght, Cln 38; Perez, Cln 37; ns . a"'! $ou 38. · · . · · : ·: .. ,bi ••lfho 1 2 l'eliii Sillte JllaJ<s 1! LeagUe: Klllebrow, has. 8afned yard. ·, since ·l· ,, iltnn 49; Howard, Wuh 48; belllfl switched Cram opllt end Ohio state has PlaY'1!1 .Jus( Jf,cksm, Oak 47; PetroceUiand to tailback, and double threat one aame this season, a 62-0 Yaatrzemokl, Boa 40. quarterback Don Moorhead, trouncing or T... s Christian Runo Balled !Jt who_ hal pined 231 _ that conftrmed the Buckeyes . NaUonal League: McCo~, ru&hi!W In addition to hla are aerlaua about de[endlfiB -SF 128; Santo, Chi 123; Perez, CIJI 122; MQ, ctn 110; Banks, Clll108. American League: KUiebrew, , Mr. and Mrs. Gone Rial 11111 but were imlble to att.nd. Kem,y IIQ, Mr. and Mra. 0.. car Babcock,llll1 Mr. and Mro. David Rl&aa and Mary LouiH. a..- re-~ved a number ol r QUa ......., JITNEY Oearly ' a week for the Ch>clnf'tl Reds, but Thursday night 111ey bowed out or tho National ~ season omclallJ with a Now.. :.•', Y'.ou'· trutt cakes for Cllrlllmu! Mrs. FoiQ _ , the d o r prize 11111 Mro. W- Jlud. - was the wllllor Ill thetrav. ellllc prize. Mra. June1 Dan. lela and Mra. Larry BlUr aerved cooldoa, -chullll1 lovely glfta. Sendlnc lllb were Mra. Ulah SWan, Lamar LJOas, Gerald VIolet, Mrl. OkeJ Rleh. ardiAIIl, Llaa, Teresa and !bpb. onle Rlaa (Lopn, Ohio), Kent llaobargen (Pukeraburg), her Jll"..-lparento, Mr. and Mra. David llale, Wlchlto Falla, Taas; IIQ lllao, 1'1>1118r01' and Mr. and Mrs.' Thur111111 Bab. cock, Tuppers Plalna. that he needed two hits '!llursd!IY night to tie tho Reds' record or 219 aet wq beck In 1905 by Cy "I went Into the pme thllting too muc~ aboot the record," Rose said... AI it turned out, thot bunt waa the biggest hit I over got. As for l ~TLANTA (Up!) - Tho old '!llurad&J night's aame was vlded a ll"lndstond for Mit aamo had been over lor an lnwortant one Cor Pete Perez. MA$0N, W. VA. at the "Happy lllrthda,y, Mary Lou. Mro. Kmloth YOIIker and John, at the November election 111 the Eeatem Local School Dlatrlet. All paronto urged to attenl. WOMEN'S AU XIUARY Board or Veteran& llfemorlal Hoopltal, Monday, 7:30 p.m. at hospital caCeterla. TUESDAY MEIGS ASSN. Cor Mentall,y Retarded Children and Adulto, 7:30p.m. TueedaJ, baaomentor Trlnlcy United Church of Chrl&t, Pconeroy SUPPER, Mount Moriah Bopll&t Church 4:30 to 6:30 p. m. Tue~; sponsored by the Missionary lioelecy. That hlt gave Roae a clOIIIW was "too aware" ot the tact ror himself each spring- 200 htta aOO 100 runs scored. He had 218 hits and acored 120 run a this season. Clnchmatl manager Oave Bristol was asked whether he thought Rose mlsht ever bit .400. 11 H anyone can, he can," Bristol replied. "He certainly has the best chance oC anyone J koow. But I'll settle ror .348 each year -andsowill he.'' Reds Top Champs 8-3 In Finale f96~ B~lck. $NI~k CIMIJNI ·•·•·•....... ~ .$1495, ' : th~ ~~ ~ w~gEI081101( ~~!""'""''I ' 'Whito~1ih J!l'oc~ vinyl t~p, o"" b,~f.k,vmx! tnted~u:;~ " '.Yoll · • ri§lne:· aulo. ·fran •fi.&., f!.s. jnd radla• .. · SHARP! ' "" ·- ' . ' . . school; John Riebel, Executive was mt 11111 served with Head or Eastern ScbooiDistrlet Ice cream to Mr.Diane and Mra. to speak on renewal or tile 3- Starllng Mauar, and n1111 oper&IIJIB levy, to be V - Chuckle, Mr1. Leola - - . NOTICE ap APPOINTMENT Stroot, GMC TRUCKS thl!" front of the plate -and beat averaged 200 hits a oeaaonowr It out for the tltle-wlrutlJw hit. the prevlouo rour JOlfl, said be average or .348 -13 polllto higher than his league.topplng awrage last year. Clemente, who wound .., 3-lor-4 ror the night, llnished at . 345 to mlu his ftrtb batting crown by ,.- "I don't mind telling you I 1 ' ) didn't know What I 01 was nervouL" 1 goi!W to do when I gO! up to the ' But, nervous or not, Rose, 0.. plate," Rose said. I Just knew I ••sott FUitNITUII CO. Mlchula, Mro. Archie McKIJI. ney, Mra• .David Carr, M r 1. l,yChuarcht ' tan, who had been In llateni111 to a racllo, leaned ·a eroao the dugout and told me ' <ROberto) Clemente had alrea· II¥ IlOilo 3-for-3 up In Plttsbursft and I knew I'd loae tho Utle If I ' didn't ret • hit,~ the hustling ~ Cinclnliatl rlghtfieldor said. Slanclard~s Ad. Rldlard F . , Mra. Merle lla. :::::::::::;:::;~~===;.;~p, via, Mra.llnlcoDaY!a,andMro. Birthdo:v "A t $30.00 O.wa;,Bal-• . . C...¥..111it 1'erl!lll haD. 1be ...,u were Mra. Jorr:r Eada, Mro. llowud Birchfield, Mro. BQmaac1 Wll-, Mro. Robert Miller, Mro. Kemeth eatree. I .ONLY of Labor, Waalllngton, D. ·I Larry FAI1III'do. 20210, she ~ 1181 • copy or \ Mro. 'l'homu DUat, preat.· "How You C&n Help Reduce cleat, bid c:llarp Ill the brlet Barrlorl to the EmplO)'IIlOIII Ill bullb.u aealliCIII dllrlnr which Malure Worn.... " - MRS. L. limo Plena ,..... lllll4t to oel1 anal(em6r~ .ballillg chalq)ton. 11 .Women "!-,·,..-~.-..--ii£:iii Rutlaiid are0 ... ''.\·'· ··;~~--·~ 'I Unit's· Guests ·.. J. B. . Dear Heie: This II to E.B., the 57~o&r· . old recent_wl_. Here' a what . CAR WASH Satunlay !rom 9 lilY moliler, age 55, Ia doillfl. to 4 at Middleport VU!age llall, S!o Is an ex~o victim and $1.50, by Fellowship of Chrlat- walks m crutches, weartne • ian Athletes. braoe. still she ahops, drives, JUNIOR AUXIUARY o!Drew takes care ol ber lamlly alone Webster Post No. 39 moeliJIB 11111, besides, coDimute~lo-k Satunlay at 4 p. m. at legion In tho clcy, so she can IU)IIICirt hall for rehNraaL us. S!e Is divorced, not wl-. ffiGH SCHOOL DANCE p&rcy ed. with tile Jqs Saturda,y, 8:30 p, She finds lime to take mo&nJ m. to 11:30 p.m. at the Meigs place I want to go, plcko up Junior Hl&h School Auditorium any Ill ~ friOfl!ls, no matter 1n Fomeroy. Everyone wei- wllere they llve.S!etlxeathlnp come. around the house, oews, Is lilY WESLEY AN SERVICE Guild, real IIOOd Crlend, and abe aJ. Rutland Methodist O.urch, 7:30 ways aeems to have TIME. S!e p.m. Satunlay at llarold Sauer also goes out with lrltlldaocca. home; heyrideandwlenerroast, slonall,y, and shels ha&Jpy. Collowed by buslnesl aesolon. She wouldn't think Ill golllflan Husbands guests or members. rellor or being atagnaDI. I SHE MONDAY can do It, socanE.B.- PROUD SALEM CENTEB P.T .A., Mon. OF NY MOTIIEII A•• 7•30 at the school. --~rd TuEODORUS COUNCU. 17, ~'" J IOOF ball MDniiiiY, 7 ,30 p.m.; stanl ~ Mar7 Baldwlndem· atteftolo -·• . .- Mr. oriOnd onlers. and Mro. David Rlas enter. THE MEIGS Otapter or the tolned &mdaJ artemoon with a American Red Cross wUI moot parcy honoring their llctle " (1]1'1)- Pot. Roao before bettl111 In tho had to !lave o ball hit. '!bat'• ho had to have a hit In for-3 the record, I'll 110 alter that tlaltth lnnillfl ol tho Roda s.a tho nrat limo In lilY lllo I ovwr JSrlatol wa 1 the nia~~~gar at · · hi• ' :t.ut at bat of the oeaoon to next year." seaoot~oftna!e ' victory over tho bulted wltb two outs." Macon,Ga.,lnthoSallyLoquo ~peat u tho National League Role said he seta two goals Bravwo, laid a lllnt down rlaltt . 1be 27•yearoGid Rose, who In 1962 wllen Roao hit .330 and LEGAL MOTICE Notice lo honlty tl.,.n that Ett.l Y, Collins of 2.U Poor I DIN :i::t~'tN:~~ r ' •llPIII·. theMombora Ill tho &IJ!IHN't of Rutland Flro ~ 011 LEGAL NOTICE f. H. O'BRIEN ·b !MOHSTRATOR SALE: .1969 B•novi llo Pontiac 4 dr. Hare! Tap with lir 1H9 Pontiac Eatallna 2 d" HT with Air 1969 Buick LoSabro 2 dr. HT with Air All vwy low miloa~o. .... , onllee.ll. · , _ .,ella at tho MIBojiort Flro 11epert1nent wmllllry lit a mootlllll WodDelciQ nllbl at tho . · · Rose Captnres NL Batt.I.ng .T. I.tie· Ill• ' ' wa. ' ea, a.~; ---~tor· ·m~mbers ~ lllll!f"iili·t~JM · f '·· After sra4aat1on I loOked for work, bu! tlllPio1ment amees &parlor, lilt I could not dothl1 mlniatralion, and Labor to children. U.S. D Probate Juclto of •fill Coullfy PIIQNE 1 fillers bulk at tbe bo11om of Pill'" which out whlteapacewhen a story runs anlncborsoabort. Never tell when an inCorma· tlve tidbit might come In ha~ They memorized Oacor w~ nero of past years, winners ol the Kentucky Derby, betli111 averages of ballplayers r r o m Cleon Jones beck to Home Run Baker, cllomplonahlp teams to the dawn or DoubledaJ'slnve,.. tlon, and were eli(Hirts at the pme of Trivia 101111 betoroTTI· via became the recent enthusl· asm of the knowledgeoble dllet· tonto. Verltoble Oscar Levanto, some even matched such prott,y exercises with Oscu before 0 sca r dilllj)peared into H'wocd's land ol milk and morr ey. . One day ltdanwed..,onusjust whJ they were as gluttonous for Irrelevant "'-ledp as they were tor Lindy's Coed: most of them had ''beenawey," U.N. Ta· ble ••~>hemlsm for In JaU, and had learned how to waste time without cllmbl!W the walls, fl. guralivel,y and literally. Those were the~eagrow,.. ups plaJod. Nothlllfl was be70nd their pmblinc lilterosl . 'lllhadey betonevor)thlng.OncethoJ a bet on how DI&IIY Ice cream cones I would buy at the Bdwy. " 50th St. druaatore at 4 as we Interrupted "chaou.,. call " meaning lollowi!W poo llce\adlo calls wltb Walter Winchell. MW. 66 PONTIAC ' u-- , "'' tall' Cililo '-'> et-.1 holcl In . ~(~~..... P~·WHIWt. o., Friday,~ a, 1MB _ u;.,........, =top Dear Josle: 1 asked alx ~ 08 and nve of them said they liked red tile least ol anY color, but tllon 1 ~ havo picked five bull••ad· ed males. Ml' releii"Ch Ia deftnltely not conclualve. 'WbJdon't you ask your h u - ? _ H. Deu Helen: "E.B." asked, "What are we older widows lode>?" You asked us widows toanawer. Hero'IIIIY story. 1 know how desolate alleCeelo. Whan 1 lost lilY husband I Celt like drlvlnc lilY car Into ~ 2,295 2,195 66 CHRYSLER i ..,::!,.. or annoonclllll tbelr recusla! with "Pollt tlmol'~c llul_ f!om . midnight or ....__ tho nrat knights or tile UN. Table a• sembled, they avoided the dull moment. Bu&lnesa conferences were precl-. for IIIIo· could 11l that Lindy's had''t been buaied by the enemy. 'lbelr hoapltallcy extended to 1101111 newapaper· men ouch as Damon RUIIJion, Winchell or ~oura tr~. oo their small talk was kept clr· cumopocl They kept o otrai!B Interest In ever)thi!W In the daily ~era, lncludl!W tile Uey JJ95 .1 795 Galo•l• 500 2 •. Hanl Top. Footooy '" oondltloned. Boo.. lful b.wsandy with bl..o vinyl top. Like now cond.lon. PS, PB & AT. ~ lr= For ae•eral nighta we had MCIIIIa1 at 7:30p.m. at Voter· Mary Loulae, on her . stopped to buy 111o cones, a1Hoapltallnatead bl_riii'!!!Y: .at ;11!\l11&1!.11lrfi'I.Qfua.rC!do..lllWal.. oCCundlf'hn.orPHvlousl,y ]lei; ,lriadmolher, Mrs.. Leola .. Extro . I gooiTinlllf~ji~J _ · I . ..rHo:·,,, car. One 1:1-"i cJtlas"'!'". . . cake .. S.clo". Air condttlo,.,.d. .._ -· ter's out carrytrw ~ 'Ber.e tras anpmcod. A birthdaJ with three AT·, · ,. •· · · 0 wounded cry tromoneorthe RIVERVIEW PTA canclles and tho Inscription, 67 FORI llkf to ol.\f!ll" rour to olx houri at a lillie, If 1101 10 10111 when Undy'o quit Ita never • ciOH pOlicy a rew & AT- . •• 500 • NOW · _ • ,....;... ..,.. ..... lloWorl,. ~~~-, ..!..1."':11111 ' •• rerlae~ fit '7 CcllliiiY wtz:e llllldit wbee~ fll,at IM·,IIDit llai ho:tild QUO. ~ lAdles AllllllarJ Ill tho to Ill 111 11 ~ Wro. ' · ''.!.ill'! ll1&lTiap. •Now I 1'1111, ·Amorle&~~ 1..,..., 1111!1 ...-.. . ......... R • _.II ~e ; Tbo . ~ , 19. ror e<CIIIlllde ind - NCOnliJ • • t ' • , -, , ~ the !ell~ ';i'. .!. ' 1 waa !It Mrt. <Mia ~Holen: --•cto .-...anol reo-a. I onrolled Nre. WWW!! ~ Jnlo noted lbat iMI ~ an tie- Jt,'"'!a: ~ruao. Alld\b~JillwlladQ• ~e~ ;:" i,;';;,.lllleso eollopwbeelwu ldert, .....,elM Ina made ll,y1 11!1 mrr' 1 I to _., · ed the p'-ce, the laat cui-r wb1 dooalt lrrltlito them? 11111 eo ;yean oldl durlna (]Jhlch lime . , '"'" be taken to 1M Chllllecilli8 !loa- stewart' The~ had be- on tho premlaoo, .tbe'ti.dwal!- • 111 ' ' IWJiit '!:..""· wW..~t ;Y..,M . '.' . u wa. to '·tile ... _ . , for ~t' · otl Wal• "'P"-· Ill M 1 tc• '""'~ ,..- y•·u-~ · ~; ',dlllci!'<IB · •• •'Jiei./ 1• dWi ~ .l CMIJ'IIllll. e- ·camu.e .,, - . WIIH lHIS COUPON ,2114' • , ' t ' �I .J., ~ IJaUf Sertta.l, !omei\Of-Mldilll&.ort, o.. FrldQ, Oet.mhr a.1.Mi ' , : ·.. ' •., • Last Day ofNL PlaJ ~.M~k~~ .~~~~• ~~.pi"~ P~ ~ •,,, ' lt.J MARTIN , LAD~ UPI-..ns Wrllar II DoC111J11 eJ1e, at Ieos! the 111111011 411 of the 11na11,y made some -· llab GlboCIIIbtcamea20...,.., "'-" for the fcurth time, • Ne Rooe a~ceessfuiiJr dlfend: eel 1111 batting ehamplonshlp ' and Joe Torre reachad the 100 RBI pi-n for the lldrd Ume In his career. ADd in the onllnary chain oC ovents, the New York Meta, 100-1 longsOOts to win the Easlern Division, and the Allan!& Braves, pegged at 50-1 In the Weal In the pre-60ason ealeul&Uons, both lost. But however ordinary the last 411, It only served to emphalllzo the extraordinary hsn>enlnp that marked the first year ot. dlvlslonal play In the • ··-· National _..e. Fourth In East The Cardinals wound up with • ~. 12..1mlng vletoey....,rthe Pblladelphia PhiiUes, the wtn. nlng nm romlng around on four walka, and IIIIo lett them no better than fourth In the ~ Bollt the Meta and Braves had Imp sl ""-'••streska res ve ""-.. "'MMlP"'' Thurada.Y, New York lostns to the Chic- CUbs, 5.3, ; to break a nlne.game skein, and Atlanta being stopped alter 10 • ' LODGE TO MEET • Pomeroy Chapter No. 80, ' Royal Arch Mesons, will meet ' Wednesday at 7:30 p.m. a1 the l u--~e Tem-•In Pomero,y · • _, ""' : · - .. - - : EFORE WINTER SETS Ill I 0RDER A FINE ' '•' FORMONUMENT A DEPARTED LOVED ONE , FROM OUR LARGE SELECTION Natlonal~.eQ~e ! - u;;;;lllmenl c· o. L-.• IIIVI' ,.J w. Mol• = euccas~es 11011 lljllfiiG flit ·ChluP· bome ' ca:..:.~~= Jerrr Do- 111111 two and atve Glba hit orli Pl•aant, 2f.18J Palfto. • . by llle Clnclmati Sal u , .Citir ..out erO)'"MaiiOIIo 20.81; Hlntun, o.sa JoiiD !I;' Reds, 8-3. u : 'Mtand 20111 netory. f&UIIW; Kana'lllla Falla, 3.02 1\.ft. ' W In other pmea, the San beat '1-1, and L1fit 101 faUiae; Charlo- 17.98 and 7.3 ,11.111. Mltel'llley • ·-"'' . DIIIO Padret ed8ed the . San turned baek1 alld ::...••1 had 'l'orre Move bome 111o f1r1t London, Marmot, and Winfield, nllltlnl 'bOurt 1il 4:30 P. :!Ira. Fndil Fraucloco ~. 3-2, the the Y~·lad -~ Clll<elad two Cardlllal runa wUh~ an.on'ihe' sill. m. llillT. anJ.y are a1.. Ralllh Ill -l 1 Pllllburah Plra!Aol dofet.ted the lllelr ,,....,... - llllil a ~aerlflca fl)' 1D 11ft hll BOAT 'MOVEMENT& lowed oil FecllalriCJ fi'ri W. 'Me~~ r.rontreo1 Elpos, ·a.:z, and the beci•'H of rain, . :rlllll~ In _,_ 1D lOt GALIJPOLIS LOCKS.- SernAddit.atolit, . Lot Anaetes Dod&ers beat the Curl Flood tlnw 'tile fourltt RoN, llltlelislnhloflrlltthroo et down 4:40p.m.; Queen CIIY l'llblleaUon of 'adlidulonslo Houswa A!Jtros, 5-4. 'll8lk rl. the l2tll ~ ,from pPOU&Dctl. 1Qt a bojnt IIDiie down 6:30 p,m.J Ouchlla'IIJ7:45 ent permltlllble uaUI lutllier In l(le American loser Grant Ja.U. to force In ll!IIIDal iu.t to live him a p.m. 1 1bere• · 1111111!11. ' liaiiOII rieraae of .MS, throe p.m.; Ellaha Wonds 12106 ' Births · , TH• aaCTCIJII pereentap point• bett8r than '-111.1 Duncan Bruee down 2 .. . . lito. JaiMe It Hamm, ~ Plttlbul'lb'• RollertoCiemeale, m.; Olarleil K. down 4:10a.m.; '1 Ral:lna, dauatlter, 6:47 &,Ill'. Wllo went Uor-1 In hit 111111 IIdia.. 111 5 a.m.:; JetlboiiiiJ 'lburodaf; · :llri. ROIIert L, pme. Tony Pera• had hll 37th 8 a.m. Brudebem, Rto Grande, son, • homer for the Reds as they KANAWHA IUVER- t.ondon, 9 a.m. 'l'hur8dlyJ Mra. Da'rld OJereame • 3-1 Atlanta lead. Alsn R. Merrill down 7 a.m.; 'M. TaWIII)', Lower Rt•er Rd., · A lllroe-l'llll homer by Emle 'Marmet, Morris Harvey dCIIm - · 12:3'1 P.lll. Thurodaf; Mrs. ' \ . '· IJ w•YNE G. BIANDSTADT, M.D. Bal*a the 497th elreult r1. bls 6:15 p.m.; Jolin Fox p, Daalet P. 'Mihan, 840 Flllh " canoe; was the blow that p.•e m. 1 Wlnlleld, 0. F. Sltoarer Ave., Kanouga, lon, 2:13 p.m. the Cuba their nc:tory over the down 11:55 p.m.; Elprcllff 111 Tlllroday; Mn. Da¥id E. Ben. Many handbooks and leaf· · Q-Am 1 rlaht ~~ Meta. 12:40 a.m.; If. E. IIGirle•d""" nett, Rt. 3 Leoil, W. Va.,claualllets have given advice 011 ~}ul ~~!:~the blood Malm1 SIQIIllen drove In 1:30 a.m.; Fort Dauborn Ill ler, 5:10a.m. Thursday. kitchen sanitation. Althoff' If taken over a lonl period! 111roe nma wllll a pair of 2:05 a.m.1 PdJY'R.IIJ4:55a.m. Dlacharps they are beamed at rea u_,_ ., ... _.. "'•'"'•s to back the el8bt-hlt OIDO RIVER - Lock 14, lloll.,!l I!IUer, ·WIIllam E. rants much of wbat they A-Y e 1• ..... e ........c - 1n "al 2 20 . ' have 'to say applies to your (chloramphanlcol) hal now plteldng rl. Bob loloose . Rklllrd "' ey IQI : P· m.; home kitchen as well blll few largely been replacedlt by PIUIIburlll'a rout oC Montreol PIJIIIP !'\lorn down 8:45 a.m.; housewives bave read them. safer drugs becauseblood ~y and Cli.Y Klrby bolped ll!mself Lock 15, Suaan Vlema UP 4:30 'Marya IC> 3 a.IIII.;AaYDownoy One ~gall the books agree destroy the wbl~......_ to bls teventb triiiJnph for San a.m.1 mue Bird up 5:15a.m.; dOII'n 5:10a.m.; Lock 17, Titan on is the ease with which the and thereby lnocn..., Dleso as he dcdllect and aeorod Jolin Pushak 111 6:15a.m.; Lock down 3r15 •111.1 Red Bird dolm dishrag and dish towel can the body's defeuae aplnlt the wlmlnB run 1n the ~eventh 16, Paul D. down 2:40 a.m.J St. 5:45 1.111.; Quabr state up 6:45 METAL & WOOD spread bacteria , from one those germs not affected by 11111ng at SanFranclaeo. a.m.J BellevWe LoCks, up 10:55 utensil to another. Dishra's this drug. Bill Silwer also became a 20.. p.m.; Andrew P, Calhoun 1c> 2:Meigs have been found to contain . . ~--~• wlnller, accomplishing 35p.m.; 1'alllniY L, Whltel4>3:more bacteria per sq,uare Q-My llllfhe .... a ~ 10 p.m.J EJII)orer dolrn.3:45 p. Inch than the towell. The brain lnfecUon d.. to the the feat for the llrst Ume, noo811 m.1 ~tiOIIII 111 ·4:45 p.m.J Klweller they are, the higher Cryptococcus. 11 then any• Bob Stinson scored on a wild eine Locka, 'MI. Slate IC> 12:45 the bacteria count. Most of cure for this! He Ill taking pitch by Jack BllllnJham In the · a.m.; Jalul J, Roo0eup6:35Lm.J these bacteria are harmless amphotericin B. 11 this the ninth Inning to give thellodPrs but staphylococci, strepto- best drug? lllelr vlc:tory over Houston. J' L, Flare down wailing; Gree,. cocci tubercle bacilli and A-Tbe CryptaeocCIII II a up Locks, Diane Bosworth down others can he transmltled by fungus that may affect the Mabel HosteUer. Olen Hos- 7:50p.m.; 'Meldahl Loeks,l.dy contaminated cloths. skin lungs or brain where It tte Mary HootettertoJames 'MarJorie down 2:15p.m.; ValAfter rinsing off all the cauies a severe meningitis. ~ :~tz Janet Fultz, 1 A., ley V0111&8rdolm5:55p.m.;Jim iar[e dabs of unealen food Amphotericin B Ia the stan· Olive. ' M~ clawnl2:30 ~m.i Beck· an w••bing 1n warm soa~ dard treatment. Itbut does hnotn ~ J kle s. Elam Freda L. Jcnt da!in 1:45 a.m., BIYoo Le, w eIt Water • the dishes should 60 cure the 1disease In the cour1e E~ to J.erry JollniOil, Reine down 2:25 a.m.J Voso-K ptaced In rinse water at I given ear Y • to 180 degrees for four . or holds It In check unW the Gloria J. Jollnson, \(, A., Salta- d0Wil3:45 a.m.;~ 1c> 4:3~ POMEROY five minutes, then llll'-<lrledal body can build up Ill own bury a.m., staY8118011 1c> 6.10 a.m., 992-~!5 in a dish rack. Mechanic reslltance. Recent reports O:.rles L. GUuy, Ella B. Alllad- Ashland down G:SSa.m. dishwashers h a v e b ~ e n Indicate that a DeW drug, 5GUlley to Eugene Phillips, Nai>shown to he very sarutary fluorocytoslne, II also eftec. WASIIINGTON (UPI) - T h e cy PhUUps, Lata, Pageville. but not every kitchen hal tlve against thlt dllease. House Public Worl<o Awr<JPri· Ruth Ta,ylor, Wlllard Ta,ylor one. Wbere this Is the c~, Au.l allons Conunlllee Thursday to Paul Larry &nlth, Georala paper towels that are dis· " recommended llmda tor a ser. M. Smith, 12-3 A., Oleoter. carded after each washing EYAJDs up provide the answer. An· Roscoe C. Meldows, dec., to tes of proJecti lncludlna '• other would he the use of million for Alum Creek ReAr· Jennie Meadows, Henry C. Meadisposable dishes. A dry __ ..J voir In Delaware County, Prea. duws, Ce~ of Trona., Middlecloth used to polish the Idem Nixon had cut ~oo.ooo po~ glasaes after they are dry is original awroprla Henry c. Meadows, Thelma not likely to spread germs. Open eompeUU•e oumlna· from U.e • L MeadOII'o to Jennie MeadCIWs, Uono are omounced !or POst., Uon IRII the eommlllee relllllal· Lot, Shetlleld. master at ~ra PlaiDa, In eel 100 •000• Clara Wells, Sidney 0. Wells grade PFS 6, ltari!D8 aalary The breakdown In Ohio, with to Roms ·J. Cremeano, Delorb $6,675 a ye~r. A&IPlleatlonswiU the llrst naure -.,g what J. Cremeana, 32'h A., Rutland. be aeeeJ)Ied until October 28 • Nixon l'eOIOIIed and the sec. Joseph If. Grueser, dec., to 1969 ond the amoont approved by the Felicia V. Grueser, E"'lyn E. eo'mplete lnformaUon about c:oJII!Illttee included Athena$2. 8 Hollon, Freda M. Grueaer, He!· examtnaUon requlramenta and million, $2.8 million; Ironto' Instructions tor tiling llliJ' be nolldng, $62,000; Racine Locks en J. Oberholzer, F<l.. A. HerAlL for Trona., Salls1Rlry 1, obtained from th~ post olllce and Dam with w, va., $11 mil • ,ber, , Keuoath ' lit1kladp 'Marprot ,. . ·. r .,._u-)f! Seyfried, l.e*oonSey!r!ed, Be~wbere the vacancy miltl or lm, 11 million. '.!. '-·- .(•• '_liifll.-1 • . -· ' '- lj:' from lhll lnterapnqp 1lcleN of thl M. Seytrled, Vlrstnla HubCivil Servlee Examlnero, Knott Ge Bulldln&21EaotFourthStreet, In the symbolism of bard, HaroldE.Hubb.rdtop ne Dillon Ohio 45402. . flowers, the amarallth repre- Ban, AvaneD lla11, Lola, CllllAU ~ .. uned applicants will . sents immortality. eroy. receive CODJideraUon tor ap. p o l - without . regard to raee,' reUtlon. color, national origin, sex, poliUet, or IllY ., ,, ... . other nonmerlt faotor. Final seleeUon will be made by the .. Post Office Deputmllll In ••· • I ... c:ord'wlll1 ~·and lltand. RIO GRANDE - Rio Grande Smith recom111011ded f o u r . . . ' ·. . ards odoptad as a lfeiUit of the Coliep's Young DemocTall llePI on hoW the students buUd . For fast, top·dollor returns, IHd thos~ pigs 111nd '.IO:WI · President's ~decision In Febru- Club, hedllnl aaalnat pllsslble 111pport for this referendwll. ary 1989 to take tho oelaeUon voter backlash after Oet. 15, with our.fortified Pig a. nd Sow F.-d .. , Kiltntifl~lly ~16;~ - Do ovel')'thlnslhroulh re&· · ot I'Oslmaotera and Rural eu. In oeek1ntJ: 11111 to bUild IUJ- u1ar channell In au,(IJIOI'IIaa IL otld blended to ~romote heolt.hy. growth ., and porilid• , , rler 1 Ollt of paiiUea and to 1111 port for llle upcoming refer- _ Form a blpu11aan com. duCi!lg gains. We hav•.a complete lin• of feecfs YICIIIclel on a strict merit ..._ that would permit 19 m1ttee and after Y111lr senlcea Ji.;estock and poultry need. Check olir prices, .nowl llull. and 2o.year.oldato vote. to the """"'Y and state poilU. The met rocenll,y cal machines. wllll Sam Smflll, chslrman, Dl. ; _ Ask for Congreaaman MU. vision of Social Sciences, and iJer•a IIIJIIIOrl. U, S. LEADS ST A N D R E W S, Scotland Ronald Jm&ber, graduate stu- _ Slllce eoUaae students are (UPO- The United Slateo e~>o dent at Ohio State UnlYeriiiY not very -lar llleoe ~s. joyed an 11-atrou leod over to explore the problem. Smflll hive IDldlars In Vletnsm write IIINER$VI(U: ·.. runnerup canoda onterlng to- aDd Bur&her qroed the refer. letters tohometownnewtplpUI day's third round of the World endwn woold fall. '1'11011 lboullht 'allldng for the rilbt to voll. Seniors team 11011 chlmplo... a chlot reason would be beCIUM rl. )llbllC reutiGD to ~ shlp. U¥itleo llliPIIOI1Ina the natlcil;lal moratorium Cll the war In Vletnsm on Oet. 15, ~ wtddl 111811Y Ohio eollep ~will putlclpata. Campalji~ ~~~~ Into lllo lllraiiO of "lleadqllllr!ers" wbJ ouch a. remdml Ia beCanis, Ploc•r•• . IDa preMIIed to llle - . . ancl ~ ~~k~·· Im&ber aald bolh pollUcal IIU'Uel Will lner- In llze, bul eontlm!o to operate llllller 1111 v±+• ~_,.:_,_' .,....""'S;m ~ ~to ~~~~ ~e. u.-· I FENQNG ·I· • $11 MiUion Approved for House &Roof ~~~rr,;., Trans.ers PAINTS G. PK. RaeineLocb .!II CN_,.,., ,_,.,_ for PM •u * .,;;If,;,,·. ., •. ·, #ai· ,.,., Young Demoa-ats Erplore 19-20 Referendum Support OHIO·VALLEY .· INDUSIIIU'· COMPLETE STAITD SET, INO.UIIIG a.. ,,c,-.TIITLES_GOLD FISH FISH FOOD AID ALL KINDS Of SUPPLIES TYPE OF FOOD IS BEST FOR TROPIC\l FISH? QUALITY PRlNT SHOP VEIHON _, WEil!~ Mill St. JU5 ....,. - Rnieture. •'Yet, to derQI JJ ' and 20 --t oldl the rllht to •oil, nuld ba to them of • rllht," he laid. )'ear ·, St • ........,., .,. . I , : YES.: CHOii HUMPHREY$ SAV£ YOlJ ~p TO Sill!l :ott 'hi....... Fer _,;._ exce•• 1970 COl.bR.TV IF BUY NOI • • I' Project is Accepted ... BANI . SAYINGS CO.' o. 9t2·a164 , lHE STORE WITH '"ALL KINDS OF STUFf"..:FOR ' P,ETS, STABLES, LARGE & SMALL ANIMALS, .LAWNS AND GARDENS. 101 W. MAIN -- ---- ' . ·' ' t;..'l":·-\ ,, '.•• " "' - • '· .. ;;·~-~Ev;•;lyn~;Lewl;s~r;epo~rted~~=M=ra=·;M;i;ll;or;4~V~a~niMoi.iterii Q~TT INO Evangelist Club Installs . New Officers House, Evening Series Some day, all carpets will be made like Viking Hidden Valley. But why wait? We've got it! man. Mrs. Balderson, the installIns officer,.·.presented each oC llle ...,... otrtcers wilh a small gift. New yearl>ooks were dis. trlbUted by Mrs. Whitehead. Mrs. Buckley dlspla,yed an an. Uqued arrangement which she had made. Members responded to roll call by lelllD8 what they like best fall. The program oonsisled afar. -.1 ticles on "Winter Bulb Bloom" by Mrs. Balderson, and ••so.. oanza rrom Bulbs" by Mrs. WUoon. Devotions to open the meetIDa were by Mis. Denver Web- Arthur MaxweU, pastor, extends a cordial welcome to the public. •' · '' ' ' SPEAKER ANNOUNCED Joseph llosklns wiD be speaker at gospel services to be held at 7:30p.m. E8ch evening !rom Monday to Wednesday, OcL 15 at the Church or Olrlst at Success. The p,j)lic is Invited. STATIONARY and er who read two poems, •• ~; love. Mrs. T. T. Sltelton gave the the One-Won-One Class ot the ~er to conclude llle meetPOmeroy First BepUst Clllreh, lng. · During the social hour ,a were read durin& the groop's lilft was presented by Mr1. meeting reeentl,y at the church. YOODg to Mro. Dale Wippel Mra. VIetor Young, Sr, had who Ia returning to her former charge of the meeting which home In Mill~, Ind. · heel with the leaeher's " Refreshments were served by Mn. James staph. to thole named and Mrs. Robanson endUed "Impression of ert Kuhn, Mrs. Harry Lee Bal. Beauty Sst Free" with empha- ley Mra. L. P. Sterrett, 011 Ills posslblliUes oC a life ~- Burton Smllll, Mrl. J. In ChriiL Edward Foster, Mra. Josepll llovotlCils by Mrs. E II en Cook, and Mro. Elmer Wick. Hong Kong •.., It's Q11iclfl , It; s.Conveni elit! ··COME AS YOU A~E! tHE fLOWERS Give Your Diamond a New Look! Baptis.t Closs Meets Letters from Kam Cb.len, a child aponsored by Janet lluftJ, Mrs. Wl)eoxi&YoU.. budiet .report; ll!rt. G French the audit r~ and Mrs. Darnell the ·trualeel report. or PomeroY fltwtr :...I Couch 'flere on llle theme"Cen- . liam. tor cit Pesce " Her scripture r: ' was takm fro.;. John 14-:17. 111e rof her-Son Oinner ness" and "God's Instrument. The Lord's Prayer In unison ooncluded the dovoUons. During a concluding social hour refreshments were served to those named and M r 8• Fronk Blse, a new member, Mrs. Donald Myers, Mrs. R, Larkins, Mrs. Claremont Harris, and Mrs. llarlls Fronk. A naturetourandwienerroast will be a feature of the Octoher meeUng. L. p••••.,..,...,___..,.___ NEW INSTAll 4'110111 Ill- - Ilia ' All RIPAIRI ' Batd the! peace Ia found In llle ealm and 1!1111nesa ot 0 u r P'1 Oct• 14th. lives, and that' the center of 10n1 peace lies In the lmer . self . The aMial ratbo.-.oon banquet awaiting !or reeotlldUon and of Midcileport Masonic Lodge· beckoplnf lpto Ill t!arl!lth 383 will be bold at 6:15p.m. on TU...i.y, Oct. 14 lo.U.e ba ... ''inent·dlnll8 roam C!ltheMeaOO> . lc ~te in )&!o\J""""" . 'l'lcketo lila)' be J~!rehand , · fiun llldP ofilc..-*- . ~ve-.e. une Chlpter, Order of Eastem ·: 'saar wiU aerw the dl-r 1111' " eutertal,lia8111 lncludlna 'must~~ ~ t11olo!l 1111 ~ '' · Mulco Jla)' · SCOUt ned iollow. '*ne!k Vtki11g H tdden \11llet hfS ;"own permane n t!~ bondtO. b ~oulf · l, rubber uodercu\hoon Here It Is-a great new c~rpet-in all the fresh: switched-on·colo.i"s. And w1th years of extra wear. Viking has created the carpet of tomor~ow for modern living today . H1dden '1/alley IS a brand new breed of carpet. A never·before. weave·on -weave that gives rich. sculptured patterning,~· new depth of color. All, in the frest)est, klcktltst colors, ever. And, great news-no more, pad! Vikina Hidden VaUey has Its own bUilt-in .ru~r under~ush1on. Warm Air ·furnaces. ,. you don't ov~rfeed them. There are pre. pared fish foods avoiloble but you should alsO supplement this with live foods ~­ ularly to keep your fish in good color and good heolth. • ..... ft ,. ' Whate.,., food you feed your fish, be su~ - •1-o' . Vfc AQUARIUM ' ..... . • of Mlddi011Drt were au1taD1; and Mrs. ed' worlhy 'mati'OIIandl'aol.lDar. nell, worthy patron, ol line Cluopler 172, Order of the Eastern Star, during Thureday nltdlt's .,_Ung at the Middle. port 'Maaonle Temple. Other otrlcers elected were Mrs. Merllyn Wilcox, associ. ate matron; Harry Chesher, associate patroni Mrs. Gene- named delegates to llle coon- eamp ltaiJIP chalrJil!lll.. cU meellne, with Mrs. Donna a·wu amounced durbla the Grate or Rutland ao the alter- meeting that lhe cacJe«H of the r-~~~~~:--, nate. Parkersburg ares Wllo attendOther appointment• made ad 111mmer round-up In Wyom· during the meeting Included ina are available for speakers For All O~sions Mrs. June Heawa, cookie sale •• troop meeting&. vee Chesher, conductress; Mrs. chairman; Mrs. Mery Ba11r and AcUviUes at camp Send1 Bett,y Maples, associate con. Mrs. Hunter, troop organizers Bend near Ellzaheth1 W. Va. ductress; Mrs. DaDarnell, secfor the Tuppers Plslns are&J were discussed and lt· was re- retary; Mrs. Lettie Roush, 992-2039 Mrs. DonnaOhllnger,troopeon. ported that the camp Is cur. treasurer; and Mrs. Bessie Nilhl 949-2951 rently open for fall troop camp.. King, trustee. 1ng, n was noted that the 1970 &In shine pages for the eve~ season of regular established n1ng were Mrs. Roma Hawk. camp will be limited to one Ins and Mrs. Helen, Milhoan. Bu"arnut A... P-ray BeauUtlcaUon of the planting De made wiU. Mrs. Moore prt. July -and Auguat. The cost Is for each troop during area in the layer oC the Mid- or to Oct. 25. There ls a ~.50 •esslon $1.60 per girl per day. A need dleP<Irt Elementary School was luncheon reservaUon charge for more camping volunteers taken on as a project r1. the and a so cent reglstraUon wao aloo discussed. . ~ Middleport Amateur Gardeners charge. The new prosram oC famllJI during the Wedneada.Y n I B h t Mrs. , EdWard BuruU volun. camping beiDa lnatltutecl for meeting held at the home of leered to prepare the material Memorial D~ llllil Labor D~ Mrs. Walter Crook•. '' for •.•Green Thumb Notes" for weekends was also dlseuued. It wasreportedthattheS<hool Dec. 1. Mrs, John Reese of Miss Janet Helstrom, dlilriet wUJ assist flnanelallJI with the Gallipolis, !llrector of Region aclvioor ot the Foor River~ project to be carried out by 11, was a auest at the meet- Girl Scout Council, and Mrs. the civic and the Christmas lng. She suggested to the club Joan Johnson, caretaker at communlcy lighting committees that a revised edltloo oC the Camp Sandy llelld this post r1. the garden ell">. . presidents' handbook be per- season, met with the group. The country felr to be stag· chssed lor the club, Mrs. Johnson spoke on lnad at the Sootheastern 0 hI o ll!rs. Wesley Fry, program ternaUonal -rtunltles mak.. Menial Health Center ln Ath. chairman, Introduced Mrs. lng reference to an arUcle In ens Wednesday WIS discussed Nelle Franklin of GalllpollsW!Io llle February ls111e of the Lead. and members were asked to gave 1 demonstraUon on trends era' Magazine which pointed up Get a stylish, new setting for donate bulbs or Rower arrange. 1n modem arranging. scholarships available for girls your diamond .. . each designed menta for sale, proceeds oC Other guests at the meeting to take trlpa. Site said that which gu for chapel improve~ were Mrs . Fred Blaettnar, con~ the gir}& of ParkerSburg whO to make your diamond.look MO -U RING ,(1 3 00 larger, lovelier and to g1ve 1t menlo. tact chairman !or the M e I g • attending the Wyoming camp 1--"------~ Mrs. Harry S.. Moore, pres. CouniY Association or Gardm went on partial scholarships. new life, so inexpensively. ldent, IIUlOUDeed the Region 11, Clubs, and Mrs. Max Roller of. A weekend hootenanny for the Ohio AasoclaUon or Garden the Middleport Garden Club. leaden was planned with final Clubs, meeting to be held on Mrs. Crooks and Mrs. D a n arrangements to be announced Nov. 1 at Lake Hope. Reser. Thomas served a salad course. The next service team meet. YBUO!lB lor the .,_~~ng are to Coming lng wss set for Thursda,y, Nov. 6 at the Middleport S e o u t 9:30 a.m. The Neltdl· borhood meeUng will be held To on the second Wednesday In The - Rev.- Wayne J. Shefie,. November at the Columbus and berger will be guest speaker at Southern Ohio Electric Co. at Jnalaihltlon oC oew officers a series of evangellsUe meet· 9:30a.m. hlghllallted a meeUng of the logs to be heldat7:30p.m.MOI>Riverside Garden Club at the day through Sunday OcL 12 at home of Mrs. Cerl Buckley, the Bible lla!>tlat Temple In Miwith Mrs. Donald Putnam •• ners vOle. the~less . The Rev. Mr. Shellenberger lnlla'led were Mrs. Lyle his spent 31 yeoro In the minBalde " ftOD, presldenti Mrs. Istry. He is former pastor of Ernest Whitehead, vice presi- the Tabernacle Jlai>Ilst Church ~ Mrs. Gene Wilson, see. In Poughkeepsie, N. Y., and has relery; !llrs. Walter Blowtt, cordueted a radio ministry in ,_ treasurer; Mrs. Herman Gross- Cumberland, Md, Hels now acnickle, librarian; and Mrs. R. tive in Bible conference and E. Wllliama, Dower fund chair- evangelism ministry. The Rev. Four Rivera Girl Seoul Coonell meeting to be held Nov. 19 were -named ~ring a aoneral orllft(zatlonal meetlng o1 u., 1118. Bend Nelallborhood Wedneoday at the Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Cu. of. flee In ololdllleport. Mrs. , Mary Hunter of Ches. ter, Mrs. Janlee Gibbs rl. Mid· dieport, Mrs .. Bernice MeKin1181 of Pomeroy, and Mro. Rub7 MIDDLEPORT.JUNlOR TROOP 5 :, i!IIYer bowla Wled with )link f<lumeroos bodps were presented duri,. a court o1 awards lad white fknrero and Ranked held Wednellday at the~~ Hoose for TrOOPS. · 111 ~te tapers In lllver holdMrs. Richard ·VaUihan, loader, aworded badges to Vicki . ~ wllll trslllns Ivy lined the Slack, bospltaliiYJ Patty Baylos, cycllaland trOOP eamperi Cheryl ltlmer ~le. The Ivy motU Wood, cyclist, troopealllper;andbaekyardfun;Jaeldo Dray, troop ·was earrled out In the place camperJ Clnd,y Glue, cyclist and baell)'ard fun. ' etNI. Becll)' Fultz, trOOP camper and prints; Becll)' Coloma' cam· GuUII were Mr. and Mrs. per; Valerie Lewis, · - r and eycllsl; cathy Manley. cycUst, Muvtn Spencer and Brian, h'ospltellty and troop camper; Tam! Hotrma' camperJ Beth Va~~o Fairborn; Mr. and Mrs. Terry ghan, cyclist, hospUalley, Jl0'Q181, and water flmi Kathy Coleman, Raulh, Greeosboro, N, C,J Miss storyteUerJ Mepn MUler, cyellali and Cheryl LeFebre, trOOP lillerrle Mollenkopf, East Pales. camper. . tine; Mr. and Mro. WIUiam AIIO inoardad at the meeti!W were membership staro with ·)!. Allderion and Kristen, Pom. the &aldbaekgroundrepreaantlnsatleastoneyearln Junior scout; llrQJ; Mrs. T. L. Heweteon and lng to Jackie Dray, cathy Coleman, Becky Fultz, and VIcki Slae~ Mra. J, L. Hutchins, Colum. Memherahlp stars with lila green baekgroond r"'resentll1c !IU; James Ander1011, Mlu completion of Brownie work werepresenledto Patty Boyles, Pam ~ Nease, Mrs. T. A. HewPCIWers, Becll)' Coloma' Trl.. Gibbs, Megan Miller, and Val· ~ Don Anderson, Mr. and erie Lewis. This same gr,oup along wiU. Oleryl LeFebre reeel•· lin. Fred Blaetblar, the Rev. ed the purple pom:y trOq> ere& · flll(i Mr1. Arthur Lund, and AI . A IIJ-up cereDKHIY for Pam PCIWerl and the awarding of her b-ed Elbarfeld, Pomeroy. brownie w1,.s waa foDOII'ed by an Investiture for her and Oleryl ...,, and Mrs. Harry Furnas, LeFebre. ~. ilwai Mrs. Frlllk RoYer., Atherton, Callf.J 1<1'.. and LAST WEEKEND THE GIRlS CAMPED at camp Rolunear Mrs. M,ylu Turner, Laneall- Athens. Each completed requlremenlllforthetrOOPcamperbadge ,...; Mr. and Mra. Allan El- and worked on alber badge requirements. Mrs. Vaughan and Mrs. barreld, lfuntln8toni Miss Nan- Fred Lewis spent the weekend at.the eam.p aile and aoslsu,. with ey Gordon, Bolivar; and JaC'k transportation were !lira. Fred Gibbs,. Mr. and Mra. Olarles Wl)lta, D~. Boyles, Mro. George MUter, :!Ira. Amedee LeFebre, aDd Mrs. 1 .::. :'J>$'h~=·===•:::::::>:=w:::::::::::::: N.E.Dray. Che I Girls Iakins the camping trip were Clnd,y Glaze, . ry The Southeaolern 0 h I o Woods, Becky Fultz, Jackie Dr&l, Valerie Lewis, MepnMIIIer, · Mental Center In Alllel!s Is Trlna Gibbs, Becky Coloma' Pam Powers, Bonnie Burton, Patrequesting do..tlons from aU ty Boyles, Cheryl LeFebre, Taml Hoffman, Beth VaUihan, ~ ' of Meigs Coon\)' garden clubs nie Burto' Cynthia Lene, and Katby Manley. tor a country fatr Oct. 9. · Bullla, dried materials, ar· SAUSBURY CADETI'E' TROOP 208 '. r:a...,aents and containers GIRlS IN THE SEVENTH, EIGHTH AND NINTH grades i~ are Meded. DonaUons must terested In seouUng are Invited to contact Mro. William Air son be on hand by October 8. Ills about joining the Sallsbory Troop. N"" the trOOP has only lour llle.responslblllt;y oC each gar- members. delrclub to·-thatdoretlons Even with the 1011' membership many !all activities are beaiTtve In Alh"'s at thedeslg- IIW plannecl. The troop wlll this. month take a field trip and go ..tect time. · camping. Leter they'D be ~elllD8 fruit cakes as a money making proJect. , DoiiJr Atrson Is scribe or the troop. Mrs. Atrson • aolllstant END VISIT tesder ls Miss MarJorie Bentz and the treasurer Is Rose Merle 11r. and Mro. Earl Kellleto. Colburn. 1on. and 11011, Kevin, have re. iuraed to their home In POMEROY CADETtE 170 WlimiD&Ion after apendlng four "BE NICE IT'S. CONTAGIOUS," was the centerpiece theme dol• here wllll their parents, for the refreshment table decorations at a kickoff party forifall Mr. and Mr•. Dale Kester1011 actlviUes of Cadette Troop 170 heldat1hePameroy United Methlad alber relalivaa, Pomero,y. odist Church. Green tapers and umbrellas were used ln the decorations for the party with sandWiches, potato chips, mints, donuts, elder and be classed as a hurri· .e.pe, wbids must hav~ a ather soft itrlnka being served. Candy and pop corn balls were 'f,eloelty In of 75.miles glveo as ravoro. Scouts attending ware Helena Wyatt, Mary Am weye~smllle, VIcki Vaughan, Melanie Burt, Brenda Barton, Patan' .bclur. · ay Pugh, and Kathy Ooberoe, snd their leader, Mrs. James ~e~; ·ersmlller. N 1 • ·"' ~ A· mootlns• of the trOOP was held later at the ay or s K U'D Pliyground ~ a POI\Y dtlmODStriltion was given by VIcki ' VaUihan and Mary Ann WeyersmUier. Popcorn ballsllllil Coke were served then. 11 was decided that regularmeeU~WsoflhetrOOP will be held frmn 10 a.m. to noon on S.turday at the Pomeroy United Methodist Church. Girls missing tour meeUngswlthoulanadequale ex· cuse will be dll!lllllllfled from membership, and eligible lor reInstatement only upon poylng all dues. -for., ..;. -nil . at BaUey•,,aa._ • -, lAS NOW ARRIVED MODERN SUPPLY, w ;. .. 11 Melaa eodniY delegates to the Vau&llaJl ,\DdoriOII. GATES Property Mof. Hll!, onts~ -w ror the 'Weddln& oe Ml•• 'lo;n a.wetiOII to Mr. ,John ROLL ROOF. I * Till a ~~ Georli ' '" 1 ~ precedlne the . . . ._ ' :J OUR MEW LINE OF MERCHANDISE. ________ _ Lln•IC!III Wt ·C•• S.ve Yo• 'MtliiJI ~~J8r05 • Mra. ~:~~~~ Job Announceu 99:1-531~ '·'·Dinner ·· 1; Selt~~down11:25 ~n •Av. • Dishrags Spreod Bactena From Utensil to Utensl 1 ,· · 9 . dES Patrons are Elected D,ef,t}gates to Nove;mber 1 ·. .....:.. .... ..;- ~ ........ ..;. .,h shut.ln~, Gt,l.z·s.cou.t CouncJl 1)lfame 't ·, d ~anaerae~ permanently bond'!~~ to the pile. You II never ·have an undercover dirt trap BIBIR. Vac· uuming Is a breeze! Because of Hidden .Valley's extr.o burled yarn you get far fnO!e.crush reslst~nce, far more dur~lity, ~ more serviCe. And it's all 100% super· tough nylon , made es · pecially for Viking by DuPont. Come see. You 'll love its Rlg.ht Now look ... its tomorrow 's work· free act•on. And the swinging price! s595 IN FIFT~EN TURNED·ON COlORS KITCHEN CARPET AS LOW AS........ •· P• Sq. Yd. SAVINGS ON CARPETING .'•' OF LIVING ROOM NYLON IN GAT ••••••••••••••••••••• r 19, ·per ,, • ·vd: !' �;...., _ 'l1lo llall)' &eN;Inol, Pomeroy-Mklclloport, 0., Frldiy, Oe!A>ber 3• ~~ llr'' ' "'----'•.v · , _ _":"'___ ..~ · .8 p.m., ""'""" . II ,.,._ , LETART. FAW UNI1'f;D ~. ~. 9:10a.m.;•l klm,. . ol each 'at 7:J0 Bn1hml- ~~<~•· MenHJSIIdil!, IDa Wv:flldp, 10!30 a.m.; SuaAPPLE GROVE tJNI'I'Ia) pallOr! Herechol Narrlo, •'flo ~~~~- weillli ._..-lc:t, 71 l'nl· !lETHODISJ' CIIVRCII - W,. SUnday eehoal, t1IOLm.1~ U - - Wldnllldi.J, 7 p, Dole McCiuia, JUior, Worlblp I n 1 IIIJ'IIIIIII, 10130 a.m. and m. · ST. JOliN LVrHEIAN oorvlee, flill IRd third &m. event._ unnOn, 7:30 lllll'lllt.dt,yo ol Mell mba~~> at 8 p.m.; 1,. etleh SUn!IQ, Pnyl,l' sor- Worlldp, • a.m. followed 1IY ALFRED UNITED METHO.. DANVD..U: WESLEYAN &mdil SehOol ~ Smd8y It vice, 7:30p.m. Praysnieellng, &mdt,y Sehool, ; .. • o- J. A, Curry, pastor. ~ 9:30 a.m.; W!£81-'lfl«<llll 'l'l!e,;. 7:30 p.m. aJtanatlrw SW!daya. SYRACUSE UNITED METH. h Re Ch • School v. urcn, _., llr• dt,y of each - 7 30 p,m,; .' ODIST ~ ..• A. Sell 8f8, pa.. <"DIST ,, ::rtor _Churc Sunday at 9pa UMOUO at ·- I . - c_. ,30 , School, 9:30 Lm.; ~-up ,.. LI-' 01111-r, g.... ·,worship vlc:e 10:30 L'l'· Youth and )ln. Bible Sludy, Wodnnday, 8 p. POMERO c~ouNIT tor; Bell Qll.....,.,.ry, amdl,y "'u ·~· ..tor ~·th sorvlce, 6:45 p.m.; . Y • ~•= · · Sehool lqlt• WorohiP· eervicli -services at10:45, with the Rev. •m.CARiiiEL UNll'ED METRO.. ED MI!."I'HODIST - R, · · ' Evening worshiP. 7:30 p.m. , __, ~ "'--· u• 1:30 a.m., llrlt and third &!aChurch; Wednesday evenl"' l'riiYor and praise Wed., 7:30 DIST - Paul A, Sellers, Pl.. ..,..., paowo. ~•..I'Q)'- nor. d!IY. Evening sorvlco, 8 p,m, pf11Yer services at 7:45. p.m. tor; Wayne Roush, IO!pt. wor. llhl,p, !0:30a.m.; Church School, fourth &md!IY. MIDDLEPORT CHURCH of UNITED FArrH <;HURCH- ship service, 10:45 Lm., llrlt 9:15a.m.; FniDk Vaua!wl, SU• LANGSVB.LE MIDWAY _ I· . J r··~· :. Chrllt In Christian Union - Neaae Settlement - Robert E. and third amdl,)'a; ovenlilgwor• .porln-ont. Cheatar - Wor. Services each ~ at 10 a. Not ....., ............_ .... ; LIWi1111ce Man101, pastor; Mrs. Smith, Sr., paator. SUndol ship, 8 p.m., ....,... ~. ~·- 9 Lm.; School, m. and 7:30p.m. Tuesdaf eve• Russell Young, ~ School School &pt., Roy Johnson. &ui. CIIFSfER CHURCH OF THE a.m.; Ro&er ...,.e, ouper. n1ng worliiiJ>, 7:30. looo """"""' ... ......... _ ... &mcla.y school, day School 9:30 a.m.; Worship NAZARENE - ReV. Herbert lnlenclent. SUTTON IJNITEil METHO.. ...... count.... ~.' ' 9:30 a.m.; evening worship, 7:- service, 10:30 a .m. and 7:30 Grate, pastor. Worship serv. DIST- Paul A. Sellers, pas. "Wh"' In 1ho tuti "' .....,... . ..... :30. Wednesday pf!IYer meeting, p.m. each IO!nd!IY. Youth meet. Ice, 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m., SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST tor; Marilla Lee,~ Sehool IMtftl...?" ............ ,.....,. ,..,.. =- ·· 7:30p.m. lng and choir practice, 6:30 p. &milKy. &lndKy School, 9:30 a. - l'l>meroy, Mulberry H t •· iOipl. Worship urvlce, 10:45 ;,. - -le olncoroly ...ntlng .,...,... LOTTRIDGE UNITED METH- m. each &mday. m. Hlchanl Barton, SUpt. Pr!IY· Road, oorth ol Veterans Me- Lilt,, second and fourth b . Itt olanlflco- • • • _ . . .w11o OOIST - Worohlp, first and KENO CHURCH OF CHRIST er meeting, Wednesday, 7:30 moria! Hospital. Philip GaBer, diiYs; evenla!a worllhl,p, 8 p. ortuo.(h It WIM julco?).n,O.i.tlll tldrd amdays of each month, - Norman McCain, SUpt. Ser- p.m. pastor. Ssbbath School, Satur. m., third~. . . . thoologlona . . . -'< olclio •nd 10:45 a.m.; second and lourth vices weeldy at 9:30 a.m. HARRISONVB.LE PRESBY. day, 2 p.m.; Worohlp, 3:1Sp.m.; ENTERPRISE United MethowlMr th.n a little My. ibldal•, 7:30 p.m. ~ Preaching, first and third &In- TERIAN - Mrs. Norma Lee, Youth Fell... ahlp and Adult dlst - R... William Alrson, "Why can't I dol .. tho Cop, llko pu SchOol, 9:45a.m. Christian En- days or month by <llarles Rus. Smday School :O.perlntendont. Rlble study, Wednesday, 7:30 pastor. Ralph !Veneer, s~; and all the .then, Granddaii?U- ,-.\ deavor, third Saturci!IY of each sell, 9:30a.m. Smday School, 9:30 a.m. lOin- p.m. Carl Jennings, asst. supt. War. "You're a little fOUftlr SonftJ. ft'a _. ,. month. THE BRADFORD CHURCH day service, 8 p.m., the Rev, FmST UNrrED PRESBY. ship aervices, 9:30 un.; Sun:~ LAUREL CLIFF F R E E OF CHRIST - Charlea RuB- Max Donohue of Mlddl_.-1, TERIAN - Mlcldleport, Guest day school, 10:30 a.m.; youth of the important thintt in Ufo , . • a,- JWivlf::' METHODIST - Rev. D1gene sell, paator. Richard Gilkey, JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES, mlnlster. James81chanan, &m. fell,..shlp, 6:30p.m. Wednoologo • • - o port of ..,wing upl" :J :"GUI, pastor. William Ballll)", :O.pt. 101nc1t,y School, 9:30 a. Larry Carnahan, presiding min. day School &pt. &ulday School, d!IY, choir, 6:15p.m.;Riblestu"What . . . it ....-n, 'Gran....,...,' ~~ 'superlntendent. &mday School m.; Morning worship, 10:30 a . later. Sunday: Bible lectore, 9:30 a.m.; Worship service, ely, 7:30 p._l!l• "It mnM NmMI1bwlnt . • . ,...,.... "~> 9:30 a.m~; Mondng worahtp: m. ; Evening worship, 7 p.m. 9:30 a.m.; Watchtower study, 10:30 a.m.; Choir practice 7:- CHVRCH OF THE NAZA~ring what God eav• Ul - what chra.t 10:30 a.m.; Evenla!a worship, Wednesday Bible study, 7:30 10:30 a.m.; Wednes4ay: Rlble 30 p.m. Wednesdt,y. RENE- Middleport. Rw. Aud. did for 111 - what the Chuuh Is to ~ It 7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Chris- p.m. stody, 7:30 p.m.; Thursdt,y, POMEROY CHURCH OF tHE ry Miller, pastor. Lester TIIY· means being truly sorry; that we hove -41an Youth Cruudo, 6:30 p. REORGANIZED CHURCH OF ministry school, 7:30p.m.; ser- NAZARENE - COrner Union lor, IO!pt. &mdt,y School, 9:t.lleel tel clo our vtrr Mst." m.; PfiiYer meeting, 7:30p.m. JESUS CHRIST OF LATTER vice meeting, 8:30p.m. and Mulberry. Rev. Clyde V. 30 a.m.; Mondng Worllhl,p "I don't unftrttcntd. GraiMIIIcid/'' Thursday, choir -practice, 7 p. DAY SAINTS - Portland-RaMASON CHURCH OF CHRIST Hender11011, pastor. SundaY 10:30 a.m. ; Junior Soclecy, 6:;_" ' I·' m. cine Rood. amday Sehool, 9:- - Miller st.- Everson Week- School, 9:30 a.m.; Raymond 30 p.m.; NYPS, 6:45p.m. &!a"lut 1•u will. "'-t't why wo ., a~ 10 DEXTER CHURCH OF 30 a.m.; Momlng worshlp, 10:- ley, pastor. Bible study class. Walburn, &!pt. Morning wor- diiY Ev.,..Usllc meeting, 7:to church . . • to ltarn • . . .. unclentancl CHRIST - Dllll)' Evans, pas- 30 a.m. ; SUnda)' evening serv- es, &mday, 10 a.m. Worship ship, 10:30 a.m.; Evonlnl! ser. 30 p.m. Prayer meeting, Wed. .. .. ,...,.,. . . ......,. ..,, Lortl." ·-tor. Norman C. WID, sup!. Sm- ices at 7 p.m. Wednesda;y eve· and preaching, 10:55 a.m.; &m~ vice, 7:30 p.m. Mid-week ser- nesdaJ', 7:30p.m. "Moybo I 4o u-.nd, THE SALVATION ARMY _ ·:'cla.Y School 9:30 a.m.; Worllhl,p nlng prayer service at 7:30. day evening service, 7:30. vice, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m. about The Cup - 'cauM I al,..ti; J4we .._nice, 10:30 a.m. Christian Pastor, Elder c. W, Prolfitt. Rlble study classes, Wednes- CHURCH OF CHRIST, Mid- EDvoy Ray s. Wining, off:lcer ,... Lord." ·' ~-:JD!eavor SUnda)' evenla!a. THE BRADBURY CHURCH d!IY, 7:30p.m. dleport, Sth and Main. Raul. In charge. SUndoy, 10 a.m., ,_ ~ RACINE FmSI CHURCH OF OF CHRIS!' - Mr. Ted CadGRACE EPISCOPAL - Rev. lin Moyer, pastor. ThomasKel- Holiness meeting; 10:30 a.m. ~ "!'HE NAZARENE &mday wallader, P.stor. Jerry Van stanley Plattenburg, minister. ly, &mday school suporlnten- SUnda)' School. YDlWill Fl>ople's - &bool 9:30 Lm. ; Morning lnwagen, amday School :O.per. Morning prayer and sermoo, dent. Bible school, 9:30 a.m.; Legion, 7 p.m. ; Salvation meet. - Worship, 10:30 a.m.; Evening lnllndent. &ulday School, 9:30 10:30 a.m. Holy communion and morning worohlp, 10:30 a.m.; 1ng 7:30 p.m.; Thui'llday, 1 to Worohlp, 7:30p.m. Wednesday, a.m.; Morning worship, 10:30 sermon, first &mdays, 10:30 1evening worship, 7:30 p.m. 3 p.m., Ladles Home League; &mdt,y School &lperlntendent, a.m.; Evening service, 7 p. a.m. Church school, kindergar- Prayer service, Wednesday, 7 7 p.m. Prep classes. -MT. MOHIAH BAPTISI' Pauline McClintock, Pastor' m. Wednesday, Prayer serv- ten titrouSh eighth grade, 10:- p.m. Rev. Morrla M. Wolfe. Ice, 7:30p.m. 30 a.m. PLANTS loEMORIAL-- l'riiY- Middleporl, corner ol Fourth TUPPERS PLAINS UNITED GRAHAM UNITED METHO.. SOUTH BETHEL UNITED or service every Wednesday, and Main st. Robert Jacluoon, METHODIST - Morning Wor- DIST CHURCH - PreacWng, liiETHODIST - Worshlp, sec- 8 p.m. Preaching service ev. pastor. &mday School, 9:30 a. lldp 9:30 a.m. at former EUB 9:30 a.m., first and second ond and lwrth Sundays, 10:30 ery &mdt,y, 8 p.m. m.; Morning worship, 10:30 a. lht.f 3 : 1~ J JI:.t4 f :I · U building. Expanded S u n d a y Sund!IYs o1 each month; third a.m.; first and third Smdays, SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE m., Arnold Richards, &!pt. Schaol seulon for nursery to and fourth iO!nelt,ys each month, 7:30 p.m. IO!nday School, 9:30 NAZARENE- Rev. M. C. Lar. Rl!rLAND FIRST BAPTIST Cop~ri"lu l9QI K«tnn Alllnr1~11" S.,-vino, IM"., Strubur,, V• . . ...,. llix chUclren st former worship service at 7:30p.m. a.m. Youth Fellowship, 6 p, !more, pastor. Bob Moore, sun- - Rw. Samuel J . JackiOO,pasMethodist annex ot 9:30 Lm., WednesdiiY wenlngs at • ·-, m. eech IO!nday at Tuppers diiY School SUpt. &ulday school tor. l'r!IYer service, 9:30a.m.; ""'Mrs. James stout, cMidron'• Pr!IYer and Bible Sludy. Plains UnIted Methodist classes for all ages, 9:30a.m.; 101nc1t,y School, 10 a.m.; Mrs. . .• auper1ntendont, 9nJay Church MASON ASSEMBLY CHURCH Church. Morning worship, 10:30 a.m.; Gerlnlde Flrtler, supt. worship With the hope It wUI,In some measure, foster and help au stain that whlch lo iood In flmlly and School, adults and :rmth, 10:- OF GOD - Second St., Ma- CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD NYPS &md!IY, 6:30p.m.; Evan. service, lla.m. Raptis< Train- community life, this leaturels aponsoredbythebuslneea firms and cqul11tlons -lellllliiiiQ30 LDI.; Junior Hlsh, Senior 11011, W, Va. iOindt,y School, - The Rev. Chester Bryant, gellsllc service, Sunday, 7:30 1ng Union, llrst and second pear below. lll&b and Young AG!Ita meet 10 a .m. Morning worshlp, 11 pastor. &ulday School, 9:30 a . p.m. Mld..,eek pr~,yer meet- &mda.vs at 5:30 p.m.; Mrs. In former Methodist Church a.m. Evongellollc service, 7:- m.; Worship service, 11 a.m.; lng Wemesday, 7:30p.m. Mls- Marl Wonda, prealdenl. HYSELL RUN FREE METH. for !Uiday Church School. 30 p.m. Bible Study and priiY- Evening worshlp, 7:30 p.m. slonary meeting, second Wed. lloJod Raclme,y, youth suparln. er service, Wednesday, 7:30 Pr!IYer service, Tuesday, 7:30 nesday of each lnOnth, 7:30 p. ODIST _ Rev. CecU J, Wlae, tUdent; Post h1&b school and p.m. Chester Tennant, pastor. p.m. Youth service, Thursday, m. pastor. &ulda.y School, 9:30 a. . eenlor aWits meet In former Phone 773.5133. 7:30 p.m. Monthly sings, first Fmsr BAPTlSr CHAPEL- m.; Morning Worship, 10:30; Bakora of Hoi sum Bieod ~IMI buii.U.., Hobart Vinoyanl, CARLETON CHURCH - Saturday of each month. The Rev. Herold CUnningham, Evenlog worlhiJ>, 7:30 p.m.; Middleport, Ohio Oluter, Ohio rz:t~~pt. Adult Bible Class ll&riY, HEMLOCK GROVE CHRIS- pastor. Cho,rles Lambert, SUn- Young Fl>ople's Service, 6:45 l :---::---.-~~;;.;':::"::::':::~~:':!'*==~..J~~_::;~~~:;.,;~~-~ Kingsburg Road. &mcla.ySchool, laat llfmclay each month. Youth 9:30 a.m., Ralph Carl, supt. TIAN CHURCH-James ~th, ~School ~J!l· ~·r. ~cond p.m.; l'r!IYer meetln& Thuro~· . " ,, 1 ~ Fnl'mllalj». ~, , 6 p. Worship.. -sorvltt; - 10:30 a.m. ·· pastor. Robert Paillteb, !liri- · iiia"l''meflly Sfs., M.i.son, W, day, 7:30p.m. m. In former Methodist buDd. and 7:30p.m. alternately. l'riiY- day School :O.pt. Morning ser- Va. ; iOindt,y School, 9:45 Lm.; MIDDLEPORT FmST BAPYour Church N•od• Your Support Ina. Dlltrl cl youth rall;y first er meeting, Wednesday , 7:30 vice, 9:30 a.m.i Sunday School, Worship senice, 11 a.m.i Wed- TIS'J' _ Charles w. SlrneJ.ft8, Member · of the 8 i11 3 locuot & Beoch Ph. 992-9921' Monday of each month. p.m. Rev. Jay Stiles, pastor. 10:45 a.m. ; Yooth meeting, 6:. nesday wening, trslnlng union, pastor. RobertRichanlson,&m. Genoro I Merchandi •• Middleport LETART UNITED METHO.. OLD DEXTER CONGREGA· 4S p.m. , 7:30; Pr!IYer service, 8:15. c1t,y School :O.pt. 101nc1t,y Church Tuppon Plains 667·3280 SILVER RUN FREE WB.L THE ROCK SPRINGS UNIT- School, 9:1S Lm.;Mornlngwor. DIST CHURCH - First and TIONAL CHURCH-Rev. Wll. .O.C.... SUndays, pnacWng It lard Dulcher, pastor. Mrs. Wor- BAPTIST - Rev. Coudlll At- Ell METHODIST - C. J. Lem- ahlp, 10:IS a.m. SQnday Bible 8 p.m.; Third and fourth SUn- ley Francis, &mda;v Schoo I kina, pastor. Blll uttle, &m. ley, pastor. Harold Blackoton, s1uc1y hour, 7:J0 p.m. IO!nday Sol•• - All io Chalmers - Service dayo, SUnda)' SehOol, 10 a.m., &!pt. amdl,y School, 9:45 L diiY School iOiperlntendent. lOin· clllrch school supt. Morning 4:30p.m., game Umo for youth. Farm - Industrial - Lawn - Garden Worlldp eervtce at 11 s,m.; m. Church services first and diiY School, 10 a.m. ; wprllhlp, worship, 9:30 a.m. ; Church Wednesday evenla!a pr!IYer eerTuppers Plains 667·3435 <L-Tuiesd!IY wenlnga at 8 p.m., thlrd S!ndays following &mday 7:30 p.m. Pr~,yer meeting, School, 10:15 a.m. ; Evenla!a vice, 7:30. ~and Bible study, School. Sacond and frurth Sat- Thursday, 7:30p.m. Cholrprac. worship, 7:30; MYF &mdil, CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Serv:>l- RUTLAND CHURCH OF THE UJ'day evenings, 8 p.m. church lice, Tuesday, 7 p.m. 6:30 p.m. Prayer meeting and1ces at 315 Main st., Pt, Plea. - -NAZARENE - Rev. Uo)'d D. services. POMEROY CHURCH OF Rlble study, Wednesday, 7:30 aant, amdays, 11 a.m.; Wocl. Athens Road Pomeroy Dodicat•d to tho lntorolll -Grimm, Jr., pastor. Sunday POMEROY Fmsr BAPTIST CHRIST - Mr. Hoyt Allen, Jr., p.m. Administrative Council nesdays, 7:30 p.m. All wei. A Forni ly That Wonhlps To(IOthor Of Tho Moi11s•Mason Aroa Sehool, 9:30 a.m.; Mornlngwor. - Robert Kuhn, pastor.George paator. Bible School, 9:30 a. meeting, llrst Monday of each come. Stay a T ogolhor oblp, 10:30 a.m.; Young pao. Sklmer, Smday school supt. m. ; Worship, 10:30 a.m.; Even- month, 7:30p.m. SACRED HEART _ :O.nday pte•o sorvtoo, 6:45 p.m.; &lnday school, 9:30a.m.; 1110n1. lng worship, 7:30. W~sdaf, EDEN UNITED BRETHREN masses, 8 and 10 a.m. Holy ._, . ·Evupllstlc aervtees, 7:30 p. lng worship, 10:JO Lm.; BYF, combined Bible stucly and pray. IN CHRIST - Elden R. Blake, confessions preceding each paator. iOindt,y School, 10 L mass. m. WOiblsday wenla!a sorvtce, 6 p.m. Bible II!Udy, Wednea. or meeting, 7:30p.m. Buildln11 Suprlios and Take Someone To Church With Yooi 7:JO p.m. day, 7 p.m.; choir practice, LANGSVILLE CHRISTIAN - m.; Wlnnl.e Hnlslnger, supt. FREeDOM GOSPEL MISSION Gon•ra Contracting This W•ek UNITED F AlTH CHURCH Wednesday, 8:30p.m. Langsville Village, Rev. ilcJI>. Morning sermon, 11 a.m.; Eve. _ Bald Knobs. Rev. L.R.GiuesPh. 992-3978 985-3347 MT. UNION BAPTISTRev. ert illgene Mueser, pastor. ning service Christian Endeaencamp,l;lastor. Ro&erWIIfred, - Neue Settlement. Smday School Roy CecU Cox, pastor. Sunday Worllhl,p service, 10:30 a.m.; vor, 7:30p.m.,Mra.l,ydaCl!ev- Sr., 5unc111Y School :O.pt. SJn. John- Youth DIPellng, 6:30, School superintendent, Earl Glenna Fet11, &mday School aller, pre-. Song service c1t,y School at 9:30 a.m. &m.-a..lay. Starltey, amday School, 9:4S SUpt. SUnday School, 9:30 Lm.; and sermon, 8:20. Mid ·Week day evenla!a worship at 7:30. Lincoln - t.lercury- c - t Lm.; iOindt,y evening worship, Sunday evening ~ervlce, 7:30 p. prayer meeUng Wednesday, 7:- 1l'r!IYer meeting, Tuesday, 7:. ST, PAUL LUTHERAN 593-6601 The a... Arthur c. Lund, pas. 7:30; Wednesdaf Pf'IYO< and m. Mld.woek sorvtce, Wedneo- 30 p.m., Mrs. Mazie_Holzinger, 30 p.m. Ernest Deeter, class 85 N. Court St. Athena, Q. day, 7:30p.m. class loader. . leader. Youth Meeting Woestor. amdl,y school, 9:30 Lm.; Rlble stucly, 7:30p.m. .._.llhlp eervice, 10:30 a.m. SYRACUSE FIRST UNITED aETHLEHEM BAPTIST _ BmLE BAPTIST TEMPLE, dt,y, 7:30 p.m., Emeot DeetPRESBYTERIAN - Rev. Lin- Great Rand, Charles Norris, Minersville. Rev. Arthur N, er, leoder. Dodlcatea 10 the Interests 11011 Stebbins, paator. SundiiY ·pastor. Worship service, 9:30 Maxwell, pastor. &mdll, 10 !.IT, HERMON UNITED Palnll and General Of The School, 9:30a.m.; Worohlpser. a.m.; !O!nday School, 10:30 a. Lm., the church In Bible stu. BRETHREN IN CHRIST_ Rw. • Tuppers Plains, Q• vice, 10:30 a.m.; Bible study m. dy; 11 a.m., the church In wor. Menzel S..Jth, pastor. SUnday PT. PLEASANT and Pflll'er service, WednesMORNING sr AR UNITED ship; Tuesday, the church In school, 9:30a.m.; Allred Wolfe, day, 7:30p.m. METHODIST - Rev. WOllam vlsltatloo and evangelism; supt,; Ro)' Pooler, assistant. ~.... LIVESTOCK SALES CO. Larry .. '. '. Pt. Plea8811t1 w. Va. EAST LETARTFALLSUNl!'. Alrson, pastor; Roy Van Met- Thursday, 7 p.m., junior choir Mondng aermon, 11 a.m.; evo1/o.-;!- - i Wost Main -St. SaiDrda.y, Sept. 27, 1969 ED METHODIST CHURCH - er, &!pt.; Smdt,y School, 9:- practice; 7:30p.m. the chorch n1ng eermon, 7:30 p.m., alter. Ohio'• Dodge Deal or 1 !>" Don't Send - BOGS - 175 to 220 26.60 to W. Dale McClurg, pastor. Wor. lS a.m. ; Morning worship 10:- In Bible IIIUdy and pr!IYer; natlng each~. Classmeot.I I• 26.20, Heavies 21 to 24.85, Bidp service, second and fourth 15 a.m.; Youth Fellowohlp and 7:30 p.m., juniors In Bible stu. 1ng, 11 a.m., alllrnatlng lOin. upta 23.50 to 25.50, Fll Sows &uldays of each month at 9 Bible study Thuredal, 8 p.m. <IY and -or. dt,y mornlnBs. David Holter, 21.60 to 22.50, Boars 17.50 to Lm. ; &mday Sehoul, flrat and Fred E. Smith, layleader. POMEROY LOWER LIGHT claia leader. Chrlollan En1Jea. 18.40, Pigs 10 to 13.50, Stock third &oxla,ys ol each liiOIIIh MIDDLEPORT HEATH UNIT- Church ~ Herrlaonvllle Road, vor, 7:30 p.m., wery other Roxall Dru11• KHpooko DiamOnd llloats1Sto26. at 9 a.m.; second and fourtt- ED METHODIST _ Rev. Max Rev. Ro)' Taylor, pastor; Hen· &mday evening, Rnger BlckWe fill All Doctors Pr•scriptlons 312 E. Main St. CATTLE- steers 20 to 28- &lnclays of each month at 10 E. llonalue, mlnlater; E r lc . ry Eblin, Sunday school siQ)L ley, president. l'r!IYer meet. 992·2955 .60, Heifers 18.50 to 26.10, Fat a.m.; Bible study, Wednesday , Chambers, Sunday School su. &mcla.y school, 9<30 Lm.; wor. 1ng, 7:30 p.m. every WedneaCows 16.7S to 21.7S, Canners parlntendent. Church school, 9:. lhll> service, 10:30 a.m. ; eve. dt,y. Board meet~nB, first MonIJ! to 16.50, BIDs 21 to 25.50, 30 o.m.; morning worship, 10:- nlng worship, 7:30 p.m. Prill'· day of month, 7:J0 p.m. Cows 110 to 165, Stock Heller Calves - 23.7S to 31.75. 30 a .m.; )'OOih meeting, 7 p. er and praise service, '!'hurl- POMEROY TRINlTYUNrrED F.0111ily R•croation s and Calves 14S to 260, VEAL CALVES - Tops 39- m. ; Choir rehearsal, Wednes. day, 7:30p.m. CHURcH OF CHRIST - Rw, SWiftlllng k steers 25.90 to 30.7S, .25, Seconds 39.30, Medium 34 diiY 7 to 7:30 p.m., Mra. E. RACINE -LETART CHARGE, W, 1L Pwrtn, putor. Pllrlck iitlock Heifers 19 to 26.70, Stock to 35.25, Common lo Heavies Robert Hamm, director. WESLEYAN UNITED METRO· D. Wood, siQ)L &mdt,y Sehool, Steer Calves 24.50 to 34, Stock 33.50 to 39.25. IIETHANY UNITED METHO- DIST - bclne, W, Dale Me. 1:15 Lm.; Worllblp, 10:25 Lm, DIST - Paul A. Sellers, pas- Clurg, pastor, ilnday School, Youth Choir nh-sal, Mon. tor; 111,\'the Thelas, SundaY 9:30 a.m.; Worllhl,p service, dt,y, 6:30 p.m. Mrs. Marvin K•nt~~Cky Frlod Chicken Sehool SUpt. Worahlp service, 10:30 a.m.; UMYF, 7 p.ll!, each 81rt, director. Santor choir Pomeroy, 0. 9:30 a.m. second and fourth iblday; Soalor Choir practice rehearsal, 7:ao p.m. Thuredt,y, - Sllndaya; wenlng worship, 8 ' Thuroda;r, 7:30 p.m.; Servlco Mra. Paul Nease, director. CHESTER UNITED METHODIST PARSONAGE p.m. first Smday. Qdld, fourth _llfmclay <1 each Thursdaf, all day, 811)' Bee SEVEN ROOM MODERN -~~ • month at 7:30p.m.; " - Hoot. IIJUting .PIIl11 In church 110c1aJ '·, leu &lndiiY Sehool C I a 1 1 room. · THE RUTLAND COMMUNI, Racine TY CHURCH- a ... A moo ..-ag, fourth Friday ol each THE RUTLAND CHURCH OF nm111 at 6 p.m.; WSCS, sec. CHRIST - ~Underwood, TWio, pallor. iOinday School, end Friday deach IIIIU!Iat 7:. pastor; V.ILBralo,y, IIUIIto;SUn9:30 ·•.m.; Lee atmem, aupt. Worahlp service, 11 a.m. Wed- 30 p.m.; Olllc1al Board, sec. day fchool, I:JO a.m.; Com. SALE AT THE PARSONAGE at IIIWII,on and worahlp eervlce, MadiiY pr!IYer meeting, 7:30 ood ""nda1 of each 7:30p.m. . 10:30 Lm.; Pr111er mee11ng, (1ST ROAD TO RIGHT ENTERING CHESTER p.m. Sunday night worohlp, 7:. THE Rl!rLAND METHODIST Thured&Y, 7130 p.m. 30. . FROM rCOUTE 7. 6TH HOUSE ON RIGHT - Rev. C. J. Lemley, pas. RACINE Fmsr BAPTISTFROM CORNER) tor. Church Sehool, ~:30 ~.m. ; Ch&rleo Jolorrla, pallor. lOin. --ONG BOTTOM CHRISTIAN Worohlp service, 10:30 a;m, day School, 9:30 Lm.; 11om. CHURCH - Mr. Carl Turley, ZION CHURCH OF CHRIST 1ng worohlp, 10:45 Lm.; &InT•ms: Cash mlnllllr. Morning servleoo10:- - POmei'Q)' • Harrl-.tlle dill' -wenla!a worohlp, _7:30 p. 30 a.m. belay Scfl<!ol 9:30 a. Road. Jolrl Webster, pallor; m.; Wednelldi.J evlnlna Bible Not Responsible For Aceidenh m. Herman Schol, Supt. R11Y Utile, &mdiiY School &pt. Slud)o, 7:30p.m. mona. . ·~Mars: in the PJD, ... .i . • I ~ a::.":> ••f'l•' . . :superintendent. :f or·- 1.,. .. '" •u.a tltlH ''.- ' Fold ·~· (D) •AQllO•u •• tAU !,>:' I I ,lNG .... ...... ' I- I ' lAST - .j I I ~ ndda ?" P. I I I -I I cn n ntt'lll~ :~U !~ n !! u u n!! u U. ll·~·. and Plate Near Your Television Set :r.~~· ;_ fqr;h.~\;eU:ielit Reference •x• -wlnerablo .... N.U. -lleatlo ..... ..........,. ·.:a• ._ 4• ... ... ... I• 0s l... lood-.K •.:'-·Ga..t'~.·-~r::.. SUNDAY l Then II a cer11111 type of plaJ tbat oceun nplaily lu · 11:15 - 8, "Tho 1<111", WUUam . Holden, Saphla Lann 11135 - 13, "lfaD Be!dllll lbo Gua", Ranlolllll Seolt, Lela R<n•'Q' MONDAY UIUieCea_,- Flneue." Solomaa IIIII WliJOJa bave laeluded It lu tbelr book. WUUam Holdoa, Lila Palmer SATURDAY "'lbl Hell With Heroee" Bad Taylar. ,,.,,, Cardi- • - a. W,(ierBre-.. WEDNF$,AY a.r.. . 8 - 13, "EDIIDI Below'!, Rclbert Ml~, Kurt Jerp111 THURSDAY 11:20 - 3,"~0..rEI-.. "Fate le the Hurur", 11:30- 8, "hKJllera",Burt a. - colnmna aDd" boob'· IIIII we _ • - 3, ••eounterpolJt"Jeton Hulon, MaxlmiDian bave even . _ It lu actual ~ pmea 011 llla7be ·two oecaSehall TU!SlAY 7 - 3, "Tho Bcqla Slick" - :.:'ti~l.':J:~ = 9- Mie on" and 11 Frontler Be:dmen" Glem Ford, ,.,.._ Plio . • - Laocaoter, A.,. Gardner 11:35 - 13, "Cry .of the Bewltehed'' ud''11aeBrabdac:'' FRIDAY 8, 1tCounterfe1t Traitor" Nadh II eertaiJ1I,y eutltled after blo cir.'!'ltlo<l. "" . _ - - - ......... . OHIO VALLEY BAliNG CO. r_ .. .. ' '=' .. -~ 8 GAUL'S MAllET sf .OILEIIIS . - SOHIO ' - ---..MAllET --LYONS ., 1! • ilili!iJII~!E JiJJ 1 l!il . I .• ..G~~h~~-~~~~"~~~~""N~ftft··~~~~~~-~-~~"~~ ~~ .. ~~~~'-~~~~~~~ ~~~ .. ~~~~~'-~~~"~"~~~~~ EQUIPMENT DOMIGAN SOHIO STATION .I ~ n :~ THE.DAILY FEED & SUPPLY CO. IO!pe...__, BERT FEDERICL INC. IALL'S lEN FIANILIN i SUNDAY PLAINS Market Report o.. SWISHER & LOHSE ROYAL e ... ,, SOfiS . (0. LAIIJ'S ' ~ o• PARk CIOW'S -STEAl HOUSE .• !!.-~·"" j,.·--·-·--·~·--·-·--·-·"'i'~~------·--·-·--·'""·--·-;--·-·--·-·--·-·-··--··--·--·-·--i-··--··--··--·--·-·--·-·---------------------------------­ r '·' '· ·. i .· a ·I J~"· ' .,. Public Auction RACINE FOOI1MAilEY · ' :..,.. , . Satlrday, Oct. 4, 1969 10 A.M. Committee Reserves Ript to Last Bid .' J . )j i I.!! ..... ' ' �··-····· l ·- 'l1le ~ SlniiMI, P-~ 0., fl'ldlt, LEGAL NOTICE .OVIRTISEMINT POR BIDS s..or••• ···'" ........,.... 5 Ill ·"' · "'·f OelcMr_!...Jftl Dt.r ••••• , ..lic .. lalll 1 .-. c.... u.u'"'' a. c.,,...,_. ••u "' Do~y If(:_,_.. .-u t •·•· of P.lketla11 I WIMI' ltGNgll •• qnlr.a oM ICMJndo.tlonl. R!GULATIONS . OIVIS.ION C: Wot.r Traot~t~ent Thl P~:i,._, ,.,.,.,,, th. ,ttht 111lont, boolltllf pump•, ..c. .. e41t or ••!act eny ad1 tlq-.1 .... DIVISION 0: Wells and well fHtlonel. The ~li1her will .... M ,.. ,..,.,.,,, ler ..,, then ..,. '"'"''"' etc. DIVISION E: Water rMtltl'l (furnlah htUUKI lnsertlen, only). ' I fur,.,._ conttructlon of o ,.,..I wa~ ,., dlttrlbvtlon •y•t•~n will be nulvM "" the Boord of Trust••• of th. GALLIA RURAL WATER ASSOCI ATIOH, INC at ttt. wa..r offh::e located in C"••hlre, Ohle ~mtll W•dnesdar, 81DO PM. EOST, Octeber 22, 1969 and at said ploc;o pu"llc;ly opened and rwod olo...d. Propo1ol• r.eeivod oho• 1okl hour mar be return.O unopenoed. .. ~ d b Propouh may • • ' orworoo l' regl•tfied moll oru:l go.:Jdreued tu 111ld Water Anociotlon in core ol MJ, l•hrn.:MI Gille•pie, Pno•ldont, Geshlre, Ohio. RATE I flit' W1nt 44 S.vlco 5 c•nts ...-.:.W•cl ... 1....,.1... c-.. .,.,.4 Mini""'• 1St 12 n..ts ,.. llw. .. ,.,. lnserllons. II cent• ,... W.,cl sl• ....Mutl•• ,.•c.· Jnsorllonl . 2! ,., cent Disc.- .. ,.1411 Ms o..l ocl1 ,..1c1 •ithln 10 ..ys . CARD OF THANKS I OIITUAitY S1 .50 far 50 - • •IN.,.. Ee eclclltlonol word 2c. . . I Tho Information fat" Blddon._ Propo.al Forms, Contract t" IM'fll, plan•, Con..ructlon Spodficatlon• IN MEMORY or Edwin E. Hay· on~ f-• oF 8id 8ond, Porlorm• man who passed away OcL 3 a nco o rod Paymont Band and oth.r ' contract dacumont• mo)' bo oxorn1967: in.d at tho fallowing: In Memory William Jenkins, AHornc~y, Gollipolll, Ohio. F. W. Dod;• R•port1, .tl65 Millon• vlllct Rood, lndlonopolls, lndlc:uv;~. F . W. Oodgo Report s, 1333 W, Fifth Av•n.,., Col~o~rnbus, Ot.lo. F. W, OOdg• Roports, 2528 l(omper LonebCir•c:lnnotl, Ohio, F. W. odgo Repgrts 37U Bard•· town R~d,. Laulsvifle, Kontuck)' . F. W. Dodge Report•, ~11 7th /l.ve• n-, Plthbut'lh, Ponnsylwartlo. Sadly missed by bls wlfe, 3: Division A•1 Plan•, Specification~ & 81d Cocuments $45.00 Dhrlslon A•2 Plan•, Specification• & Bid Cocuments $45.00 Dlwl1lon B Plans, Spe-cifications & Bid Docutnentl $20.00 Olylslon C Plans, Specification• & Bid Document• $25.00 Olwlslon D Plans, Specification• & Bid Docuflllnts $15.00 Division E Sp«;lflcotlon• & Bld Docu11111nt1 $10.00 ...• . - I • . ' ·• .~ ." .• " ... -~ ·-. -·· ~ l ·~~.·:t, -1', .. I f~ ~· ~- 1967 CHEVROLET ---------$1895 HT Cpe. Low mileage, auto. trans., PS, radio white exterior finish with black vinyl interior trim. 1967 FORD -$1895 Galaxie 500 H.T. Sedan. Lacal I awner car. White finish, bile. vinyl interior, good tires, radio, power steering and brok••· Automatic trans. 196~ CHEVROLET _ _ _ _ $1095 *Ton. 8ft. Floehide, new tires. 15". Solid body. Heater. Looking back with memories, Along the roads we trod, We bless the years we bad you, And leave the rest to God. God bas given u~&lrenglh and COIII"Oj(e to bear the sudden •· . TWO BEDROOM holll~, room, 4lnlrc room, ~ one l1odr-' earpatecl, Brownell Ave., MldiiiiPOI't. Ph. 992-H61 or et:&-3ou." • S,IIYICI . NIQitT... . . . ltAI[INGS SERY,ICE; ~! c-. -------------SWEET POTATOES, f4 bulhal. DAY 992-ZlSf NIGHT 9!12·7324 ILAEtTNAIS Alto acorn sq~aah, plqkinl, 99:Z.02143 " ;...., 1910 DODGE Dart 9. Ideal work goords, lldion corn. Brill& car, BOod conlltlon. 1o w containers. LOCated on Rt. price. Thom&a Y111., 2UW, 338 in Let&r1 Falla. Andrew UPRIGH1' RC ...,lor used 17 Main st., PameriJ)'. Cro... 9-26-12tc months, Pep II cooler, amall Far· Sale Notice wine license available. Phone 992-9957, Midclloport. -·------------- AvaUablo for parties o n clay, Tue!tday, and Thursday nights and Saturday arid SuJ>. cla.Y afternoons. Phone 985. 392D or Chester 985-3585. 9-21-30tc REviVAL ATJfuifaiCcOminunity Church, Oct I to 12. Lll· llllan Wilson, ovangellat. 9-30-3tc iEVIV"AC AT-!Miaid Fieiwill R. H. Rawllnrs MIDOLI PORT, 9-26-7tc -------------- 6 ROOM HOIJSE, 613 Mill SL, Mlddloporl, 1\1 blocka from -~=~" ANNUAL "DISH OF s THE YEAP:' eoNTEST STARTS IN PARIS f! • -------------- griD, automallccloepwellfnr· er, tables and chalri,Z.P,ece AKC rqllllerild BrttiaJI,y ~,.. 1a1 Pointer P,.., a malta, a dfUII eablnet, bot doll and bun warmer, counter, backwall fomaloL 8 Weoka old, Oct.. 8, and 11 otoota. Call 843.:491, P, J. PaultJ. l'la. 98:1-2472 momlnla 9 Ill 11, oveninp beb'o t:30 or Cheater 18116 to 7:30p.m. 3881 after 5 p.JII. ----- --------7-11 CAFE, whiskey, beer, and GUN SHOOT, Forked R u n Sportsman Club, &mday, oct. 5. 10..2-31< Sleeping, resting at Jut, SKA'J'E..A·W AY SCHECuLE - · The world's weary troubles Back to School porey, Friday, and trials are past. Oct. 3, free gift for everyone; In silence he suffered, In paHalloween porey, Frldljl, Oct. tience he bore, 31. (lien Wednesday, FrldiY; · Till God called him home to and Sa~. 7:30 to 10:30. suffer no more. F. W. Dodge Re2orts, 608\oS T •""••· Gla~s Hayman. 101 Avenue, C .. arleston, W. Vo . Builder• Eachange of Louinlll•, 111-3-llp Louin illo, Kontuclr:y. Construction Loogue, 1456 N. - - ---------Delaware, Jndlonapolis, lndiortG. IN LOVING memory of Isaac SIECO, Inc., -'931 F lfth Stf11t, ColumL.u,, Indiana . Fern Radcllrfe who passed Galllo County Rurctl Wot•r Anaaway a year 8 ..,.., today OcL clotlan, Inc. &.. • S.porot• coplu of tN complllo ltldcUn, documents ond pions 101' each division af tM warl.- moy be ~talnod ot the offlc• of the Eno glnelf, SIECO, Inc., 931 Filth Stn .. , Columbus, lndiGno, upon p!ly.,..rrt {no,....fundoblo) 01 list• ed l.olow fat" ooch division ••'· .."""·""-----·· -·-·-· ·----...-..~_, .......,....,.~----':""----- .(x OFFICE HOURI Voluntory c;oMblnotlon propo1ol• 1:30 CI.IR . to 5:00 •·•· Deily lor mon thon • - dlvhlon of tht ltlO Q,lft. te 12:00 Me- Set..-y work will be co.,.lderod. R. __.. ,. . BLIND AO$ Addlttonol 25c ChMI' I* A4"'tl••-n• . ' ' _,......,. ... - .,.. - ... ...., Co. AD MoMiey D.Hu,. t ln•to1totlont 1 - ... . . . I INFbR.MATION DEADLINI!$ .... DIVIS ON 8: St..l ..,_..___.. ..... \ ., ; DIVIS.IO~ A.•:l: Sy1t1m wot• molns, !Miter .,.. Bargains Ap.d More .,., W~NT 1 DIYISIOH A•l: Syttetnwattt mctln•, nnlc11 1 _ . , . , f'nl•llatiiMo ,.,.,k••• _____ __ Bti$1ness Sertttes The world's leedi~ food manul'acturers,acc:ori!ponied by the ''WOrld's gr~test chefs ore arriving in Poris to co~pete AiR coNJll'i'loNING, lle~r~pr- : __ _____ __ __ all• 10rvlce. Jack's Rml- : 10..Z.atc ..,. ..,... 1~ ..;. llfiiiiCII, N.w ll&vn.• Phoae .: tbo poatofllco. Inquire at439 - - - - - - - - - - - - - 882.2879. • ' ; . Lineoin Sl. COAL, LUMP, ea. llokllr; . GREEN BEANS, pick JINi" 01111. t-1-Uo : 9-21-Uc mine nm. ExcOlalor Salt· $L 50 buahal. Alllrow eta. a, -:-------.~.-~-=~~ -----·------Warkl 1 East Main SL,PCIDLetart FallL itJ4.12tc SEPTIC tani<l claanad. MW81 : oroy. Phone 99Z-3891. Slld~ Stewart, 011141.1'11. i REDUCE SAFE and last wllh &-1S.U< 1918 SKYLINE mablie · · 3 eia 3015. :a.u.uc : Gobese !&biola and E-Vaponobedroom11 upuolod II~ tlonplllo. No11011Drug:a. ------------ -. . - . lake 0- PQIIlonti. sEE ---------- ~-9-U-601p I HAVE • - reel aood teievl· NFJGLQ· ••••• 81811:. Phone 247..z675. 11J.3.3to tor ~your-. ·J . • , - - - : -· - - - - - ;· · aloa sell, Jlm A1111111s, TRACTORS laut, 0b1n. I'll... 7U-446L GUll Nallier, Rliclne, 0.: LARG~ 100L "bOx for picl!4 . :s.4B4Ie : \"t.• I • truck. f50. N. E. FOR SALE -~:rc------~'7.-:. New Ltma Rd., , ...,., 1-140 uoy • Forgv ..n 1962 INTERNATIONAL pick""!> 11J.3.31p "65" dieool in axcal• truek, 814 foot bed; aloof'&rlont condition. man·· M tl"actor, 13.8 tina 2522. ..104:; 1-Ford 971 diaaol. Ita• No, 31 ._.•. . . beon completely over9t9..2972. 1o.:.atc Ral Estate For Sale haolod. ' : for The winnertraditionolly beoorr es -------------- Will the nellhbors TALK when they see us pinl out for dinner se often? ----------~~ tlie world's most pepuior di&h -and can·: -------------- v..._., R~~:~ : Anyway, who cores? The food al Bailey's is al· -------------- ------.---,_ ___ ... Boptiot Church, September" ways so taaty and the 29 to ~r 12, 7:30p.m., : service so good. Pastor, Paul Taylor. EvaDgellst, Norman Taylor.~ Came in with your wife cllll aiJWilllo Everyone wel· •. , and f~st your eyea como. WW Yru Como? on that chicken! 9-24-15tp sBFllROOM-;.;;,-~-;.;_ Cleland Realty MEIGS EQUIPMENT F~~~!~=t"t!~ mont with 3 ....... wilb calli· wide. Patd AnlerSODo l'l.,. nell and sink; wall to wall NEED MORE ROOM?- I beclW. VL Phono 7'1U788 iftt:" blow, 992·2176 Pamaroy earpoting in ihln. room, room1, 1¥1 batba, wMir 3:30 ,.. MN915, Rae!,~ . . ~c Bul what It meant to lose you balhroom 111111 kitchen. 91cnm boat, llreplace,elevator,llll',_..., No one wW ever koow. ROOF REP AIR and -rem0il81: by II)IIIOlntment only, 541111&11 apa for 3 can, eOI'IIII' ~ - - - - - - - ------'.:. lng; aloo lnlerlor paint!• and ArPih F11ZP1trlck's OrSt., lllddieport. P11ooe 192tlon. ..c. C. BRADFORD, AuclliDor . Sadly mi"ed by wife and remodelirl!, by coJtract. chard, Slate Route 689, locat. 3753. 10..2.3!< A cozy 3 bedr--. bath, ~ Serflee daughters. Free estimate. Phone 99:1ed 7 lnilos oo..-st of - - - - - - - - - - - - - _ Eoch bidder tnust doposlt with hi• ldiCIIID, diDIJw ..-, large Phone Mt-a8Z1 111-3-ltc 2806. Wo 110 III)'Whero. l,ld "c:urlty In the amount of 5t. WUMsvUlo. Phone 669-4785. GmL's 4-Pn:CE whltebodloom 218 Main uww ,_, ,.. ceiliJWI, Racine, Olllo 111-1-Uc of tho highest 011grejate propuo I 9-21-12tc In t ... fiM"III of a certl led checlt at" Doily 5:30•7:00 set. New cond1llon $1S5; 7 _ ole. ~500. Crlti llradlord Bid Bone! mode poyobl• to •old BOB'S REDUCING Saloo and Sunday 7:00•7:00 )lloce walnut dinette Ht, buekY\JLBERRY HEIGIITS21ied11-1-Uc Wafft Alloclaflon. Notice 2 99 7 rooms, et tne chain, ps. Phon balb, walllowallcar-Health Center is now open, ~~-·".••_.~_ _. . POODLE PUPPIES. AKC TQI' . 1 No tlldcler IN)' wlthdPDw his prooCheshire 367-7554. pet, nice kltcban, lUll .._ BEADY-MIX CONCRETt: dall1"' l WILL NOT be reopoMible for 9 LDI. to 5 p.m. by IIJ)polnt· For Rent miniature, .75 and •• Stud poaol within 90 days aftlf th• 10..Z-3to ment, 1'h acre, almost twW. ared rl&bt 1o your pNJoet, octval dot• of tho openlhg thiNof. · llll' debts cootracted by &IIJ'· ment, 5 p.m. to 10p.m. oolj>- . service and groom1,.; Phone ·~000. . . , , .. , ~~ 111111 - · FrM oall· 0110 ot~er tbanmyi;Oit George polnlmonl necessary. Local· HARMONY APARTMENTS. fur· 992-5443. 11-c Eoc.. soaled proposal envelope . .. ..._.. .,.. •hi·M"' ' oiNI!Ir ?! ~';~~ ttWJM oeo. · must lftdlcato the title of the proe POJ''III, l'UlJIIOrs P~ 1!4 ool ~"'! K and K . M&llo nlohed, 3 rooms, balh, prl,-. l•ct, the bldd.,.a name ond ad· . r'"l • .. ' I iJaift CO., . 1, ~~edav:Wf, Ohio.· i*>·--~ Hliiiioa,' P o 1nt PieasanL · parid~Wo out or alll1ood1, AWNINGS, slonn dooro -.111 Olflc-r,.,.2259 . . xa " , . . N " I .... and .... .lholal•n(s) being l.ld. · · • port, umc>. ,. 10-1-31p Rea.-992-25611 ____ _; ________ :;... · ~ Phone 675-2454 or 675-4020. 3 blocks from post ofllco. wtrdawa, carporti, marPropoaals and Stondard Oue1tlo.,. 10-3-tfc Mlni Apartment, turrd.shed, quees, blown and batt lnaulanolr.. and Financial StoterMnt for 10.1-ate · , SEWJM.G It\~ - Bldd ...s shall be uocuted on tho GUN SHOOT, Sunday, Oct 5, - ---- - -------bedroom, kitchen. bath, tlon. Elmer White, aaleo repFarms provided by the •nglneer. 10.:.31p -----------61lmakeLH2128t. .• from I to 4 p. m. Bobby Hill porch. SuUable for one per-· resentative. For free eall~AaotJ$7 ROOM ii0m., 11'1 ft. fll..d·<~ son. Private paridJW. call · ma..,s, phmo Olarloa Ualo, Tho owner reserve• tho right to Farm. Turkeyo, hams, be- GOSPEL sl• at Church or Gee!, welwe on1' Informality 01' rojoct Chester, 0. Sunday, Oct. 5 at a .... IW, Z50 root ~ AlllhariMd Slllpr _ . :.,. cons. Soft drinks served. 992-S392 - - 10 LDI. and Sy..cuoo. v. v. JGiuiiOII and ony t11 all bids. singers are 2 p.m. Featured &P • Slate a.. 124 1n servteL .we ~ Se!..., Sponsored by Baclne Emer. 6 p.m. 9-28-Uc Son, Inc. 5-1-Uc . Tho TiiiJ' Trio, Brolherbood IOARD Of TRUSTEES gency SIJJII<L s,t"acuse. l4rP ldlcllen wilh -L ~·· : G.U.LIA COUNTY RURAL Quartet and a girls' trio friRil UNFURNISIIED bungolow ,large 10-1-ftc loll of birch oablneta, pll!lll RON'S ri.ooR and lile, batb- ; WATER ASSOCIATION INC. Vlefft, W. VL Everyone wel- ·Uvt• room wUII fireplace, 11161 HONDA ~to, ISHMAEL GILLESPIE.' of clanl 1111ce, pnp, roc1111 ldtchell rim ,,.. • dltlon. Phoao 9tu2'79. PRESIDENT come. 10-3-3tc kltohon, o.tillcy room, balh, RUMMAGE SALE, 231 MID SL re&II!ID ,_, cit;J wa•, trw. "lliialladdl-._ Call7d- .'i 1013 WID 10/17 10-l.atc' bedl ocm. Vel')' nice for 2 Fey BuUdlng, Mlcldloport, ,.., ~cliJ, walllowall ·SAl. WS.Uc • adulta. No pola. Mason, phone 1200 BALES or bolo 400 limoLEGAL NOTICE . starting noon Thursday, all EXPERIENCED Interior and ox· .. .,. in nww room. 111111 ·· · --- . terlor pe.lntlng, roof, carpen'173-5203. 9-28-7tc clal FridQ and Satun!Q ..,. aM to appreciate. Phollt af.. ClGARJ:.--iTE . venllnC inachiMI UNITED STATES Of AMERICA thy, 800 miJecJ, 50 cents bale. try and masonry work. RonfEO!RAL POWER COMMISSION til noon. Phono IJV2.6214. . =-~m. for • : : and aonlco. ABC~ Ohio Power Cotnpony . nie Hubbard. Phone 99:1-2276 TRAILER. Roy Armel. Phone 10-1-31< ~.. llaSODo W. VL. 1'1\aM . Praj1cl N•· 2570 10.1-61< or aner 6 p.m. 992-3511. 992-3181. ~o-tic NOTICE Of APPLICA TIOM ---;----------, '" _ -.__ ~ _ _ _illq. _ _ _ _·__ .... _ I;• 1o.3-12tp '· ~ "· · FOR LIC~SE TOM LEWIS, water well dr!UU•swd Hptember 10, 1969) 1969 HOOVER nlhlnlmachlno Clllllfl. . . . •. JiotiNEy DOWNING FURNISHED APARTMENT, 3 with lid. In euellent conll· ~· ... ·~.' .-~:: ing, Letart, W, Va. Phone Puliollc natlc• is hereby given Ealu. Broiler rooms and bath, ~orner ol. 895-3802. 9-5-301c tlon, ttoo. Phooe Mt-a'lt3. on Jul, 31, 1969, Ohio Power Help Wanted At1T0)(()1111..1 ~ 1lailt ·:: ......... 992-ZI42 \ Third and Coal Sto., Mlddl• c1-t....B.,.n.J (con'Ospondona to 10ol-41< Cohn, VIce Pr.. ldent, Post in :e I Drl, Olllo ' FARM MANAGER, abUU~· to por~ Phono 99:1-2780 or 99:1<aJieellld? LootCall - tes.aN. Office Box 18, Bowllnt GNon Sto• VACANCY lor two elderly peoo ....... u••..., manqe uKi beef cows, 30 Ws.tlc 3432. 9-36-Uc tlon Now Yarlr., How Y•lr. 1000•1 •' . pie. , Prefer private paid paf1ELD GRowN Olry........ Whothor lou ,,..~ ,..ked, '"'"" fii;J on oppllcettlon for llc.n.. ~Ji-Uc. brood sows, an crop produc. DlUIIII ant DlUIIll, out ln 6dJ ar sew~t. fllukl fiiCIII'UIN, ...., H• .. tienls. Phone Mason, 773f• unc:anstrvctod Project No. Salary dependl on abUl· lion. TRAILER FOR rent, Brown's 2570. known as, ... Racine Prote>et 5185. lll-8tfc bloom. AD colors SO cent1 ~::: .;o~_t.:O tht• to 1M locot•d on the Ohio River 01 ey. Contact W. D. Williamson, Trailer Park. MlnoravUlo. eacb. ReJnolda Flower Shcip, Motlol _3.Ut 1~usMI the Federal Racl,.,. Darn In tho 504 Sand st., Ravenswood, W. Phone 992-3324. Mason, W• VL Phone -1 • • h_,.Hol hood oo!.. dl"'> Modol County o1 Meigs, Ohio near Ro-- I WILL plckoc>merctudlseand rltht•hoM or ~J\\.!:5I n4 clno and PorMI'oy; oloo near Ro.,. VL, 26164; phone 304-2'135147. unloo<l..!;::{ Mo<lel 365< 1111-b••ho~ lake to auction on a percent.enwood, Jack&on County, West ~ right Of l.tt-h1nMI unlo,cll .. • 9529. 10.:h11p Vlrglnlo. A pNiimlnGry P""'h was 10-1-..c aae baois. can Jlm Adami, MOdel 3ol6• 2011-b.,loel, rlthlooha~ GEO.HOiSTETJIR, lnlw 111..-d to appllcont on Deco111ber auctioneer, Rull&nd. Phone FURNISHED and unfurnllhed. -----------1unloacUng. Co1110 on In eN ... 27 1966. POMEROY - 7 ·rooma, 11& . 1M Racine Project wovlcl uti· Lost 7i~61. ~Uc IIP&rtmeniL Cion to achool. ONE PORI' ABLE paollnoelaQ. · ,•loe•l ·-~­ ...n, Our .... ,-t•_....,.._. urvlc. oM •Av lid a 9CI'VOI'ftmlnt dam and wovld belli, waaber, [1lrJer, dllh· Phone 992-5434. 10-1~~ · trlc waldiiW achl.., •••ierah1p ,..., consist of (1) an lntol.:o canal LOST reciaterod beagle in HS..UlJ. 'i .. ol pt•• to tluy your e,..._. oltout 350 f"' long and 110 fHt _ _..lear · · ...~ · Loa.U., Creek areL Reward. whlo; (2) o .e~reto powtrhou .. t«:flon eout 200 foot lont ond Phone 992-5704. TRAILER LOTS, Sob's Mabile 111-1-31p 110 fHt wid• can•lstlng of two NOTICE ON 10-1-3tc ~llel horlaontal woter pos1 og 11 FlUNG OF Court, !\)Tacuoe, Oblo, 011 - - - - ~--:- - --,.. J.t ACRES- h IHfl,lililll, ... enclosing two horhontol cucls bulbINVENTORY AND Slate Rl 124, Phone 99:1- NEW, 'hiktE bedroom ,,.... Kaplan t...-blnn ..ach rotod APPRAISEMENT -01'··~·~ 295L &-U.Ue la1 dollpod home,11i!! balh1, at 27.400 hor ..powor at o .,.. heod ·5 c~. l'lli,, af )0.5 feet cannecM"d witt. two The State of Ohio, Meigs Female Help Wanted cenmlc til., tullluemenl, 000. . ' . lllr.et coupled generoton oach Coun•"' Probe'· Cour' COMPANION for elderly woman roto4 ctt 22,200 kva; (3) a tallroco ~· "" "" CC1II1ICIIDI - · utllit;J which will retut'n the dlschat'f• to To the Administrators of the to lhe In, for homo and some STORAGE 1111Ci-& bowi, cam- - · alr conlll1onod. Phone POIIIIIOY - I ·.1· d'h~ ...,.,._ -·~a· tt. river 450 f_.t downiii'I'Om of estate&; to SUCh of the fOllOIIt'• 1112-3454. PHI, autoa. tftuera. Phone Wliii"L Phone 949-3441 the dcnn; c•l an outdollf""1'ypo sW. porcbol, 2 1llbl. NoW:10ol-6tc •tcrtlon on tM ombanlunent n•ctr lng as our residents oftheState 982-2198 or - Dlek Saylor, £ftn ,,, 111-l-3tc ~.~. ~ tM power IIOtion to step up 110"'" Of Oh(O viz• thiS vjvj W4-121e 992-5101 ....or voltap to 69 h; {5} a 3.5 ' .sur ... milo doul!M circuit 69--kv tron•mh• spouse, the next of kin, theben10u2 TWO BEDROOM trailer, TIJPPERS PLAINS- 7 slon line; (6) Ncr.otlonal fadll· eficiaries under dtJII wlll; 1nd Male Help Wanted aU ps utilities, wall to wall VACVUM CLEANER, brand,_ tlos propos•" consist of an ovol'"' ~'.... .bath, 2 . . . . . ...... STEREO, EllriJ American Illerlook . .a with po"lng focllltlu to u1e attorneyorattorneylrepROUTE SALESMAN, Jewel carpel 181 Loeuot st. Ph. 1918 modeL ~ett wilh -,2car,._.•10,MO. eo, reclio combllatloa. Salld I•Mdlotoly upstrHm fr0111 tho resenting any of the &foremenCompall1'• MJcldleport a-. 99:1-2619. aU cleani,. tooiL Smali.,Unl pow• plant, comfort 1totlons, 1 ned unit, t apeecl c.._., picnic ana, and o fl•hlng plor to t 0 persons: Good poy, /iiOOd banellla, ROOd 10-1~. d&ll1ap ahlj>pirllo Will tako IIIIJ)ll lllllah. Balance ... ... located downstNotn ltoom the Name of Decedent, C. Dale Juture. Salarl'la-,based - - - - - - - - - - - •22caihprtee,..larmaifdao M•l ond (1) op....,•nont focllltl••· W'-pel, residence of Pomeroy, UMourlime~·.. Tho pawor will H used to mHt It' plii; -~ D1U3S2. . on )11011" """"blat«y and THREE ROOM· ~ ant, . _ 111'*1. " - " ' 1111; the lnc:Nosed nHds of the m• Ohlo No. 20198. 1o.Mic =ll=nt-:'Y h•lng llrvod by the You are hereby notified that 'JlallflcatiOII&. Yru s•re in Pl.otob 111 wltb built-In 1-aO>tlc prollta, too. Fl-.e da,y work ldtchen, wall OYell and table -.Tho "tlCMtH cost J Projoet No. t h e Inventory and Appralse-2570 oc:e ..... ,,. to tho applicant ortheestatesoltheafore- week. E11ablilhod bust,.. 1 top uatt; atolnl111 stat~ link itl8 SEWING ll)lchlnaiiiiCIJuot will be $10,875,000. Construction ments for over 55 years and good wilb dil&>oaal unll, larp bath a r.w llmea, fully ~peel to ls ••tltnated to roqulr• 2A month• mentioned, deceased, late ot srawth potential lor lmprovand large cloaeta. Nicoll doc..,...., .....s bultoil holo1, from tM dote of lh eomrnenc•-nt. said ,.._,....,, WOO Iliad In ~ll Any person desiring to b1 hoord """"'llol Ul eel earninp. All exp orat.ecl. Call H2-,278 tor ep. owrcut, IIJ>pliqlloa llllmany 011101 or to fi'IOico onr pt'ot"t with ,.,.,.. Court. S&ld. InverKary and AJr paid and complete trainl• poinbnoat an.r 2 p.m. llllbroideey doaljpg. WW •ne• t• sold 09Pih:otlon, should praiaements will •- for ~­ 1 on ar befon October 17 1969 llle .,. ~ with pay. Full tamtly inour...,2-tfc aacrlllco for llllbr euh 104-4te wlth th. F.d.,.l Pow.;_, c0.:.rnl 1 • ina: before this Courtonthelt.tb •lon, Woshtngton, D. C. 20•26, .~ ... of Oc'~r, 1919, at 10T.anCe coverage, pald vaca• - - - - - - - - ,....; - - - - price or term• llla1 be arpetltlon• or protests In accordance ....., wuw ouv ti<MII, rotlrementbenetttura : FURNISHED lbrH .-..·opu~. ranpd. ,Ph... llt2-2e81, ~AL.~~Jawith the ,,uftmlnts of the Como o'clock a.m. ./ tops, advancemontCIIIPOrtuftto !Mnl. allolftr,. twWIJda-t. e.liO-eto mlulon's ul•il of Proetlc:o oncl An)' deal"" ..... to lila """" Cia! eo. Roaland Tlppt.. Procedure (18 CFA 1.11 or 1.10). _.... • .. ,. tleaandhtareotiJVwork.For eel, 50'1 MDISI.,Mldd't!Hn1. - - - - - - - - - - - - - Phona 742-4912 or etWt•. All '"'"'s filed with the c- exeept10111 thereto mui me . 11J.3.30tc IIJ>polnlment write Jewel Til Pl1onot m..27V2. e42-tle 2&-FOOT bouH traUer, 1 •lf•lort will bt consw.t.cl bl It them at least ft'Ye ....... prl- lo In det.,..lnlna the oppt09" ate -., eo., PO Box 1616, H~ ----:-.,.-------.:.. . - . .100. eau 992-5880. action' to be tPIII but will ncrt the date set ror heariaw. ........, to ..... ttw '"otestont• P• Gtven urller m,y tw.ndand . .l 1on, W. VL or call522-3881, 3 BEDROOM bouH and 2 baa- . 9-2~111. .. ~--OIIIIIIaoat · · -----~~-----tlo •h to tho proc"o'"" • Per10111 9-llllllc ~--.... ·- · 2 w1• 1"' to Mcome ,..,, .. , t• 0 of said Court~ dill 24th cia)' of Pl1Gna MWUt, Aline W•-1958 JEI!2', ~ drlw,JDGII -Nina • L to r,_..lclpaoo 0, 0 September 0 1969o ' .- - -- - ..,. - -- -- --vai. Y " •nr ,._. "I thonln must 1&oa-3tc eollllltlon, t?SO. Call ltl • petitions to Intervene In ac• F. ll O'Brien 5880. cer4anee wltft the C61n,.lnlon• 1 Judie ardet-OffdoClerk Wanted To Buy CHINA CABINI::TS, rlllilld tao - 3 ROOM fllroillhla prtlliom, =, -.,-•--,..-~-- ..::- , Rul••· The oppllc:otlon Is on fll• of Aid Court whh the Comtnl .. lon ctnd a\lell.tlls b1t1, old cloeka wri... utllitlos paid, 356 N. Fourth REMOVE EXCESS bod)' llufd ,., .-.•uc IMpectlon. B)' Ann B. Watson or call M. D. Mwer~ ilL 4, SL, M~ Phil"' 1112. wilh Flul4n libltll. , 0111¥ f!'l~ II. GRANT, Deputy Clerk Pomero,y,llhcJilo 3342. · · 1~ .Liht Neladn ·~ - /...... 9-28, 111-3, 2tc ".t /19' :N 10/3 10/10 ••• ~1-Uc - - - - : - - - - - - - - - - t-1~ -------------- ------------ ------------ lAlLEY'S IESTAUIANT E. o,•• Rear Meigs l;On. Hospital hot ---------------· Po•••• --------J.O.-----· . -Mix ~"l'li\ ':t~ ~ -.a... -~ · r ....m. ·Mrtc-, -------------- -------------- -------------------- the title. i t.alr- ------------ -------------- -------------- t"" -------------- ------------ '*· -------------- -------------- ..........., -------------- -------------- .w tlllk·'-.•_fl ntm . :.tt • --------·--""!'·-- ·::tr= HOlSTinEI IEALTY f••' can ,.,... ...... ... ........ hot....,_ ..... 1\iw.HOL.LMO ------------ -------------- ,._ ""a ·= .-uo --on -------------- -------------- ------=-------- "'c. . w.._ ttz.en1. -------------~----- , - · ....... ' albecli-.-oe •t• •••·r fllltl-'"•,... TIACTOI SALIS rn-:1 .....- Ins"""..... ,...... 1.. •• .It "*"• . '- · .. . DAILY CROSSWORD ACJIOS8 1. MuUeate l . Selected 5. Worry 2. Quad- CoaaUine [~~~~Q~~::~l::9:. Workshop device llOWM ruped 3. Se& eagle f. Man'• Wind in· strumentB Ethereal nickname ~ Hurl 20. T-d 23. ld:n- keeper 2f . Small explolion 26. CUihlon 28. Sample s. Spicy fiuld 7. Old verb :n. wmow,• Donkey endlnl 8. DyiBII or 29. Qraduate- Some College degree Retaining .owns . Half an em lleh&vt Stocklqa. . Lever . Witty aayillg . Hom 80\llld . Fuel .ThuS . VIper . Snake Senorita'! nod . Sprin&" montb . CUCkoo . Doctrine Object ol&rt AppeOrlna" ultu.ten -· element RailrOad atop&: lbbr. German "beer" Nonnan 9. VIbrate 11. Expunge 15. Emmet 18. Portion lt-. Prilld 28. Merry to-be 30. Conatellation 32. Hotel charpo 33. Immenlf JJttJ~llJI:;-"""•··d' ,~,... u.-..•••t....,tourJiunbleo. ono letUr to each - · to forM foar ordinary words. �' I - n. lllib" Seatinel, P-IMI''IIP0'1. 0., FrldQ, OdcJ!.IIr.S, 1~ . ' · . . , · orsyte Saga Begins 26- W~~~-·. II)- RICK DUBROW 1 , HOLLYWOOD (U" -TIItre are talevllllonaarlall, ONIII!ore ue talevllllon oerl&la. Tlltre lor inltiD<O, tho 110111 ape;a "Pe,yim Place" ABC· TV. But now, 111ar11nt1 &!nday, --~~ 011 National r,w. c.-1 Televlaion, there Ia 1111 on TV in ret?ieU) 44 The Forsyte Sage." or lhe group of John 11 on a ralher dlfrerent level than "Pe,yim Place." And millions of American vlowera will hive the chance, lhrGUJII 26 one.lloor eplaodes, llboWn wookl,y, to get as booked 011 lhe serlea aa tho BriUBh public waa when · It was broodcall In &!gland. The wASHINGTON (UP!) ~ The SUpreme Court nomination of Clement F. lla)'lllwOI'Ih Jr. waa In trWolo-posslbly d - troublo- 011 c.pltol HW toda)', deaplle Prealdent Nixon's rreBh assurances he stood firm behind tho Sooth Carolina jur!at. counsel, who haa boon worldov· 011 tho lla)'lllworthcsae. Sen. Birch Ba,yb, D-IDII., a member of the JQCIIclary CCIIIIJI!IIIot, waa ~ pof!Ditted to - IIQRIWorth'a 11M& ctal record1. He aakodlortMm weeks ago ani renned 1!11 request when they were not series, described by one critic Ha,ynaworth told Urdted Press forthcoming at a secret session in Britain aa "the most habitforming discovery since tobacco," will be aeen on 165 NET otatioos lhrGUJll March 29. It Ia a very large serlealn Ita )ll'oductlon, with more than 120 ' MEIGS THEATRE Tonieht thru Tuesday October 3-7 Walt DisMJ 1 1 "THE LOVE BUG" (T ochnicolor) Dean Jones Michele Lee DISNEY CARTOONS: Brotherbat; Dadastroltat Nudbeach; Grows There o Tre• Admission: $1.00 Adults; 60c Children SHOW STARTS 7 PM ' ' IJ '.J • -~ lntermtlonol early Wday he baa pions to ask liBt his name 00 be withdrawn from lho nomlm· tlon and never conslderedauch a eli;... Haynsworth flew to Waahlngton unexpectociiJI Thursday to confer wllh Atty. Gen. John N. Mitchell, Sen. James o. Easlland, O.MIBI., chairman oflhe Senate Jllllclal')' Comml-, and Sen. Ernoat F. Holllqra, s. c. , bls sponoor. Haynsworlh 1 uttored moro Republican defectl0111 'lbur.. day, a day of [l'enetlc actlvlly lnwlvl~ the ncmlnalion. Tho rmnora that lla)'lllworth had asked Nixon to wilhdraw hla name awept Ccqrooa but were strongly denied tho Justice lleparlmen4 lhe Wblle Hoose and key senators. Nixon held an iii!IIIIIOUI1Ced meeting with AeaL Att;y, Gen. William 11. Behlllulst, lhe Justice Department'• legal Double Footure P"'!Jram "RACHEL, RACHEL" COLOR Joonne Woodward PLU~ by "CHUBASCO" Cfristopher Jones JJifl DisCU.SS · Earlv llorneJJ J ' ' Rn•toratw• n """" FIVE GENERA'I10NS _ S~KMJ~are the JIOI!Irlllone who met recenlb' at thohGI!eofHelenAIIdni,PCIIIIOI'OY· Back row, Jell to riShl. Edpr Atld!ll, a:ranlfattier, Galllpo!ia; Doma.Mkino' Fllhor omolhor of' Rather Marla, front row,loll to rtstJt, )Ira. Helen Alldna, great. gra-olher bold!~ Heather ONI Mr1. Wippel, sroo~olher, Pomeroy. Be 1• d t· r m· er 8 ifan. e . Of M1•fYhty sp.a..a ...•Jt ' ' ' ,- ' Cht!PJII ao · thot pollee formed a is now ina c01npact size. Recelvlna tho awards wore Bub Ball ONI Bruce Blackolon, tenderfoot,· Kevin DW, oecond clooa·, Flo•d OIMI Rob. ' Blrn•• ~ ert Ea...,, firot da 11., Tom Ball OIMI Ed AbOOtl, star Scout awords, and merit badges to Robert Eason, Bub Blackaton, Rick Gaul, Flo,yd Birney, Tom Ball and Ed Fol'-'·· ~"q"' the court, sCClUisand lhelr !ami. lies onJo,yed a wiener roast. . • Same solid - state reliability 1- ENOUGH TO CHOOSE THE 1970 MODEL I nrvloe. 1 I • Has the same solid -staie reliability; same ease of service as Mqtorola's famous console model. Only difference is lhe size. It's ideal for small rooms or apartments. • Picture is 227 square inches (measured diagonally) • All solid-stale (eKcepl for picture tube) • Automatic fine tuning wi!h elecJronic picture lock keeps set accuralely fine tuned, even when you change channels • Lighled channel indicators on VHF and UHF Comes with FREE roll-about stand. F11ll twa~·., IArlfttH ~- plclure WM.IM 111 PI,.. Mota,.-, orillllll • • r rtlistered cuartnttl rausiiM rtlisltred with Mollroll wlttlkl lin Oer• llltr · OrlivtfJ by ~n• •hnlllla llllr.f!IH rtli11tlt1Dn carckOIIIei'Wilt it II voiQ. Tills JUtflnlet taveu lret exthtflll or rflllifl II tolllpo.. nls proVIIII dlftctlw in notmtl UM Antn_.d ttnoulll wllin& dealtr. ltbtr .. d trtn5fi(K1Itllll 111111 . byiiiOTOROI.A•@ 1 You W"'ANT•• • I I I I II 0 And then apply for what will be about the quickest Auto Loan you can get • • • one that alsp can save you money on the over-all coat of that car • _ • one of our ,all~lnclualve BANK AUTO LOANS I ~ ner Radio &.T. V o. I I I ... CONGRATULA'I10NS TO RALPH GRAVES who PridtlcCII>o:· pleled 37Joora of -loyment !!lth the G. ollll J. Alllo Porto Ralph didn't even takolho dol oil. :• eo.;i . : ~~~ : T b e l'ltmsroy emergency I!QI8d Ia collectlngl'UIRIIl8P lor 1 sale to be hold tho llrat week 1 In November. I ~~::. ~al:: ol ==I .-dod for a now omergeney 1 vehicle wldcb already ha• been 1 ordered. Rolldenta bovine It- I oyer 97 years Member Fedaral Resene System Cor · Member Fodoral Deposit Insurance porotoon All Accounts Insured Up To $15,000.00 iii&RI~ clotbiJW ONI shws arrlvlna atthecollectloncontar lor tl!e -mlnloterlalaaaoclatlon's PI'CJIP'IIIII to help tho noocl;y. 'lbooe r· \ . . ' ;fj. MIDDLEPORT - With the approach of cold w-er brlngbog about a need fDr 1!U'III clothlna, a program bolna con4Jcied· IQ<. tho Melga County Mlnlotorl&l AI..,.,......, Ia upocled to move Into bl&ll par. ·A port it .U.e, program Ia tho oollec. Ueo! c7l clothlni to aid 11108e In need, In addltl'"' to thou wl!o loee thlllr be- ._ .~.Jhnlqb$1i:e•· Jolr; 1 • - • of the la.tJ1tport Firat Boptlat Oturchworlclrvwith lhe clotbiJW, tram left, ere Mrs. Elizabeth Slaven, Mrs. laabol Winebrenner, Mrs. S&reh Fowler and Mrs. Dorolhy Anlhony. Pi-ogram in High Gear ~nlltn ·MI\rer, pallor of the tor ~ ~ )ll'ogram. A room for otnrage boa been prcwlded In the Rich Vol. ley Daley buUdln&, the former Park St. School in Middleport. Church women ue pltcblng In to aid with tho proJect alnee ID8I11 houra oliobor an · -·Ired ID alzlng, sorting -·-> lll8l'klns the clotblna that Is l!lven to the prolfam. . . 1 old NOI'ion or James Soul &by, !!lu ... that lho ....trl1 butlona oro picked up. 1 1 Blowout Blamed in I I Rt. 1.24 Alleident I 1bo Meigs Cou!Jillilertll'a CliO • ear acroas tho rood; I Jolr:- ~· oot InJured. I scnooLS oPENED I DAYTON, Ol!lo' I Clallll nsuniod I nol Whlta IIIah SchOOl !ollowlr I a 111oponllori of' clu111 dill!l'rcll,..;,·., lifter raatol . . · 1lneocley ri1ulted In the ~st of, 4,0 , ----------------~---J per-•· ·. . I 1n the stor8111' room. Those active In lhe feel that racks on which lhe clolhlna could be 1o1aog alter sorting OIMI slzlna would be moot bonollclal. Sllolvea are ror shwa ONI other articles. Volunteers who would build such racka --~ . ~· ~ ...vea or lftY'"'e havlna such thlnga 4)11 hOIMI that they would donale are asked ....- ~o~a~""•·•_,.w :~~1.'!' ~~.~~m:i::U,! Bhtltes: , "f. !hflvoa and racke , Collection o1 clolhlna ia oo~,y ..,. ploaao d. lhe aasodot!WI's pro.le<L FurniiUre, bod Unens, stovea, both bolting ONI cookIna, OIMI rofrlgilrators are needed. Theae article• will also be stored so !hat IIIey !!lU be on bOIMI when the demand presmts !Uolf. Some reQJe&tsalreadybavebeenreceiv- •••rill ed 01M1 have gone unanswered due to lhe lack ol contrlbutlono. 0! CCI!Jrse, getting lurnllllro Items to tho csnter alter they have been donated Is also a problem. 'lbe mlnloters are hop. iqr thot someone wilh a pickup !ruck ma,y volunteer to asBiot In tranapnrtlng the contrlbutlona. Driver Cited In Collision by New Arrlvlls 0. All 3 Fl..., W•lltl ""'". ,. .: '·'" '" ' Y01r Flllllly •4 hnlslrl1p Fer Y11r H1•lo 1111. RAVLLIN P.wi'OR of tho Mfddleport amob.ol OJr1at, Is over a cook oto.e which hta beoollfven to tho Melga (:ctunt1 Mlnltterlal collectiWI prOilf&ID to help tho neod,y and tltOII.whoiO 11el••lll•c• _. lin. ClotJWc al!dlurnlluro lteiDI of aU twoo uo ftllldod. care a.ad to contact Mr. lolo,ytr. Th.ls Week Specl1l Slrlt PrlcH q•. Girls D"••••••-.s . . Swtlttrs·W••••• recruitment meeting will be aMOUne- GALLIPOLIS - 9utron C. 0N1 Frool Tackett, Rt. 1 RldweU, Wed a pll!tlon Friday In Gallla County Cooun011 Pleas Court 1eeklna a Jadlment d. t&O,ooo aplnat Rulooll A, WCIClle!l. 17 Nell Ave., Galllpnlia. Mra. TackeU Ia aeeklng $411,000 for injuries of a permanent ruiture which ed later, Jolm Fulu repnrts. 3 Hunters Are Jailed · POMEROY - Throe Middleport men were arrested eorly Salurday morning Cl1 charges filed the Ohio Division o1 WUdllle, The trio Includes Sanford E. Clonch, 25, charged wilh two crunts of toktng deer oot of aeason and will! hunting by without a license; David Hendricks, 19, she contends she suffered in an acci- dent on Oct. 10, 1967, on Rt. 180, a mile oorth of Rt. 35. Her car OIMI another driven by lho defendant were Involved in tho accident. Tackett ia seeking $10,000 for modical expenses Incurred for his wife's lrliurloa OIMI anolher $10,000 for tho loas f1 his wUe's companionship and services as a result ~ the injuries suffered in the accident. In olher court action, Judge Ronald ,. .• -;. . ,,. JroYER, '*' ·{" ... ·11·FtJrfeit 1Bond; -12 Fined IMP• Frlda:r W. Tbreci n clef_..• lor· 12 were bufQ!'t 'Mllp POrter. · ~In heor. Cclunl1 Judge hre Kem;lh.K. Mar· $17.50 bond poatad,cWec. ~. Pomlro,y, ONI Roy D, -llaDimoiJ, 11111111 veblcle. A. . ....,P ~--" · UIIMIIIlW ' .... .' ' . ·waa flloclln a !rook acd. '•. ~ • . · No dint at 11:110 .a.m. s.turdq .., R't. 7 In Kirvin J, Gllmon, l'ol!leroy; $10 IIIII Ka!W!p•,' T11ert- Wll ini!JOI' ·damage to eollta, IP88"1•t. Terry Brewer, Pqrtlalld, bolh vohlclea. lio""" waaliUured. $10 ODd C!llll, excoaalve lpoed; ~ O!llceta l!ald a tractor • treUer _.. L, Buck,· CoJmni>Ja, .10 ONI COlla, &lair. lied soUtlJ/ CJil Ill. 7 by ClarenCI EwiJW. ed clear dlllal!pe; WI!~, J, illke, llf¥-. u, .w~ 1111emp1ec1 lo IDID.a left loll, JIG INI eoota. aceUIY4 ~ .111m cJi1t1? • aldulnliol,lll!d .thi. 1rc11t Aaaea"-1 eoote Clliy wtJ;e Donald Lee ·tire 'ODd ·1111111•till <lllt 1cnlltr'o -.m n-.t Wintera, r..lllpollo, rtiiCt JleU, ·~ dlltance ~ • : • . llld Law. axi8 li~.«f. ~ 'libeel rolled Into a UiiiU'od ~-.o.td •••. n...... \VO.,. .' ~.. ~~ .:"!;"''r.l""r._~l ~'!!"f. -,-, Ka- .I P . Oo . d · lna. lloc'l.;, Arreii«J a1 "_' " - - I• ..:, . 1111111'. bt,,..dllll - ' · o: 1p'Wublic Alerted to} . ur<lay. For Absent, Disabled ~ . ., le(t .~ !llht lt!ia. . '·': , ;;. . ..: •.' ~ ~ Voting Begins Monday ~ by ly support paymenta $15. CUatocl1 ol lhe child waa granted to tho dofoodiiJt· cm-Jna lhe 1969-70 school year. 1bo ac • don . coll!al~ with -ment beticthe p1111ea on the cuatocly of the c:ltl1o4. A he.rtn. lia1 hoool set fOi 10 'a.ill. Oct. 20 In tho case d. w..... Willi&"" vs. KtnnoCh WUUams on a mo11oa b,. tho defendant to RlCldlty a divorce decree In tha amoont of auppnrt to be paid b7 the defendant. Judge Calhoun will heir a mo11oa to mocliiY lho amount of support PI.YJ!la!ll 1D the ca11 ~ Louella J, Pltllhkar va. Joa,. eph J. Pullhkar, at 10 a.m. Oct. 13. In lhe case of Karon F, Pontius VL John R. Puntlua, In which tho pl.._. potllionor, Is seeking reciprocal support from tho do!-.t-n.ap<WQnt, JudpCai. houn has ordered Sborllt Dcmver A. Walk. or to bring .1o1m R. Ponlluo 110 court 110 answer tho pll!tlon. Voters May Ask Ballots GALLIPOLIS - Sacretar,y o1 Slata Ted W. Bl'OWD called oUentiPJ locliQr that Gellit Countlana, beglmlns Monclo¥. 1111)' make BPPilcotlcD lor abtontee ONI ella. GALLIPOLIS - Aft)' GoUla Cou!!t;y rea. &bled vnter•o bollota to the Gallla CcJun11 ldc!OI buying from 8IIJ' aaloaman a sewing Board of Electi011 for 11Je Not. 4 - a l machine 01' vacuum ""-r In tho poll election. lew days with the follo!!lna seri&I!IIIRbera Those w1!o !!lU be ~ly Is asked to CClOioct the Gollla Count;y Sber. from their COWJb' .... more thin 10 iCertain Machinesl . POMEROY - Military, absentae and disabled poriiOIIS ma,y vote boglmlng MonGALLIPOLIS - No '"" was Injured In l1oo mlmr accldent8 Salurdey, ac- day at 1ho Meigs Counly Board of Eleceordlnr to the state ~ Patrol. one tions, Mulberry Ave., Pomeroy, eJection drt- woo cited to r.. Uipollo Munlcipel .d.ftclals amouncocl Friday. Court. Tbe election board oft! co will be open 1 Caro drlvt!! RaJmond B. Rainey, Mrolay thrGUJ(I Friday from 1 to 4 p.m. 33, Rio Gnllde, ONI Roy L. Fornal!, 22, A I'ICJIClll for an uppllcotlon for absentee Elkhart, bl., collldoclat 2:20p.m. Sa!Ur- votiDg 11111J1 be obtained _. phoning or writdey 011 Ill. 36, two.tenthl ol a 'mllo west Ina lhe election bnord. II Ill. 180, Valera will be volb!g m township trua. .O!llc,ro ile.lll Ralnw, booded east, stop- tees, school board members, state laaues, pod behind ollieroollboundtral!lc.Fernatt count;y OIMilocolievleaiNioftlatolo!OI'VO• !ailed to llclp al!d tili coi otruck lhe left laloo. ....- ~ ll!o llaln!l¥vobiclt. Thoro was min. dama,t!i 110 bolh nidclea. 1'lle ,petrol cilecl Fornotl to Galllpolla IIW!!~ Court Oct. 6 on a c:harp a( ~ II! llclp !!lthl!l tbo •1surod clear S.llnlty U.tll _9 II th Evtllqo~S. tile ••, --·. 10 are eligible for lhe webolos. Time ror lhe aiding and abetting in taking or two deer R. Calltoud modified a Jan. 10, 1969 and hunting withoot a liconie, OIMI Fred cnurt order In the caoo of Darlene Kin. E. PuUina, 0110 count of posseselot! ol der Richards va. Charles Kinder, IJivThe Nalldtng l\"here collections are stordeer, hunting wilhout a Iicon so, OIMI lhroo ing the defendant cuatocly of a minor ed Is kept lockocl. Contributors, however, counta of aldln& and abtiUng In toktng child ~ lhe parties and reducing wook11U1,Y cootlct Mr. Moyer who haa access two deer and one 8fJd,rrel. to the atructure OIMI lives closeby. Bond was set at $215 for each man. fl:::::: :::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::::o::::::::~:::::~:!!::~~~:::::::::::::::::::::::::::::;~ It had not been !\ornlahed at 11 a.m. Sat- Shop At El..rftl4s l1 PelleriJ _0 ,0 FrWIJ IH '. Parent• or buy s lntarested In lhe acoutq program are Invited to at. tone!. Bo,ya elpt yeors old or In lhe tho third grade quality for memberships as a cub, while boys ....,.1 IIIWer, XeammDe, l1oo JI!OI'e ben been IUJ'!!od ID to 1l!e Galllpollo Poat Olllco lor Operation Yule Seven. Names I1IJWd In Seturda)' wen: U. Stephen R. Carter, 0-52689G6,11q, Bll., J.7'.1 ART., AP0'96251, San Frenclaro, Calit, .... PFC Bdt ~:. gor, 285-50-4887, CO. E. 2 Bn. , 271n!.,25Div., AP09822$.fio .' ,.• Franclaco, Call£, CIUP. Ask S60.,000 In Court Suit MIDDLEPORT - A "Sohool Nl&lll for Sooutlng" has boon planned by the Middleport CUb · Scout Pack for Oct. 13 at lhe Middleport Elementary School. proJII'IIIl IJI 111<11 a·p;ojtj,·- ONI <il.7 theprincl. lolldillt~Jiort OturdJ o1 Cbrllli, Ia dlnC• .,.~ 11101 Ia lllf lao.k · ; · II ems t o - ore Invited to telephone Phil Globokar. Har- I booncod bock SerYilll Meits County far . . 1IQURS OF LABOR ARE INVOLVED In aortiJw, atz1qr al!d F1VE MEMBE1IS OF GIRL SCOUT Troop U81, ,...Qiptlla, are pacl!aglng goodies for Gallia Counly aorvlcemon atatloned In ONI around VIetnam. It Ia port of Oporatloo Yule Seve11, a cOIIUIUinlt.Y project designed to a10uro local servicemen of a Merry Chrislmas In tho Far EaBL Tbt prla wnl psckap more bnxes next saturda,y atlhe GeUipolls Post Olllce. Lelt to right are Lori Barron, C)1lthla Casey, Christ;)' Kl~,lda MU!s, Calhy M-.: :;: ";' ' IU1LAND I:.::.:=.,~';:", ~ =- ~ 1 WASIUNG TON (UPI) -The Nixon admlnialraUWiisprepord bog more rlexible laws eating wllh mariJuana users-perhaps ,._ lh aimed at troo~,. em as more a medical than a criminal problem. "We wont to )li'Ovlde penal- '11urocley, ". ;j I ;:· v laecident Radno-Portllll!d Rood,on 1.8themlloa IMirlh ~ state 124 at 8:30p.m. · I I I I II t.ll r_' !!t••u. Treatm~nts, ·n ftt Pr~ftPS I Depl. li!veallpted a POIEIOY . ' M G· ' ·. users ay e.; POMEROY 1 KI 1 NATIONAL BAN ~~ ~~::by:~'!:r.~t II TEN CENTS UJ ~I n.... 1 who I1 1 GL · MR. Alfl) NRS...JAims lllllENOUR allll Mr. ..... lilrtJi JaiJii Ridenour of tho a.eotor area hl\'e....,....framawculei6JI.,.;; caUon trip to the Bala!aa. . ~ · · ;;, TrOYeiiJW vla-ID Eaoton! Alrllneaebarlllred.tel,thoiWID CGJ>o:. pies loft fl'cm COIJDDbul and lalllod at 'J1Je)l eland a(: . Paradlll Iaiani, throe mllea fr<m ·Naaau. ::: Tbty toured tho lolonda before their return hGI!e • Jet.;: Mrs. Joon aw-ls the !onner RdlortliTruaooU,al!d-*M trip ; waa oort of a '-"""'n lor her and bar huoband. :~· cllned comment. Asked II a new the penaltlea, oorile .YOJIIII kl!mm. ~-•-' -~ I Bat Dr ..__, F v ...... position on mar~na laws 1fll - • • an - - ._.CL • ~er • •_•-~·A ~-- ol •• N..,_, _.. a-clod """"' a depertment treatment IIIII are .,,._ _,..w, ...,._ ........ -· •--' _.., ~. of .. -_ ··~kesman 111d be could oot treated aa ...... aar .....cnllrl. ...... · - ~, .,_,.., ._...., , -rep•·. •• u ..._. ·~·· ~ .,_ • ...-~ ~ ONI put bthllld boro,- .... _..,...,._• ......._..,.. " Out Of P .,rtlon new heallb ~. wl!o asked llllt a SeDate ~OIIIIe ~. r -••· 'Wba to be MenHfted. Ueommllteo: Epborg uld ree~....,,' t 1 !eel Ia thot lho penalties rw Olio poulblllll bellra . dla. -A recent mney of1Q11!811 the the sale of cuaaod bJII!e IWo pw!YI !Z IC!Ioola thlt ·U II!IIIQ' · ties for marijuana use ani use or rtlo ·-cleo 11 let- _,.. 01 u u 50 Per eeat CJl 1*"'1 Ia · 1 posseasloo more In tune wllh marijuana are oot o PrQIIO n ....-. the dangers of tho drug." llid to lhe Importance of mariJua• ~ u reblbWiallan IIIII cortabl ciiJml liUIIUibtll....,.e.;: an aide 1n the Department of na." treatment for Clfrcnlen, blve b14 101110 ..,.,.n- !!ltll :·. Health, Educolion and Welfare Tbt loderol law fOr posaea:. be oolcL Tl!1l mi&IJiwelliJ!clade marl,lulna. . ·. 1 of mariJuanaprovldealor provldlna mlodeDIII!JOI' .~ -Aneltlp!lledBtol2mwa ;: (HEW) :';~::1::~~ He •revooled Dr. Hoger o. •2 on to 10 yeara'lmprlaoranentfor . 111111111 Ia the law. . per10111 •"' •· - ·~-" u,_ Slatel •.. "....o..rg, 111o govenanent'a •- a llrat otrenoo, 5 to 20 yoors lor UIO Ia lncrealllna have uood ~ at ~;: -..,.. •"-- ~,.., --~• IIIII . ,., ~ ' hoollh olllcer ani an advocate a aecond otrenso, INI ~0 to to lmow "":worldwide, -.·"',~.,...,... :-:,:,.- .,"..',· ~ of leaa atrl~ marlj111111 JIUI lor, further~·· aa - ,......., -,..,...., . 090 000. -·-'•-•• U , .... H "IP'UI,', IDtoJd,Clllt . ........ . -'." law a, boa been meeting wllh weU aa •~~• of "' .-. w ..,.., ~ ......, """!~ . '· Justice Deperlment omciala, stata laws lollow tho IOIDe .......... IIIII olber DIDIII, ... llcobol Ia pciiiU1irill . il!d IIi incllllbog Atty. Gen. John N, IClUBh psttern. of the clrvll It IJ!crellllllo: !!lad !111101111200 "'1111"'to'IIO . Mitchell to hammer out a new Beeauoe o1 tho IDIIoxlbll1t;yof CIXjiltrll II¥· Jllnr I!IICb It nat mlll!m pocple. · approaeh. 'lbe Justice Deportment d&- TAKE JUS'J -LONG THE WORKS : TuboiHI plug-In mlnl·clrculto for oolld· ...tloblllty ond foot. d•f1ornl CTIONS 0 SUNDAY. OCTOBER 5. 1969 ~· ·-ely. r::; Needing Rummage The "works in a drawer" slide out the back.That's what makes it compact. . V<;)(.. IV NO. 36 •> Pomeroy E-R Squad WT176F WalniJt ·llllin vinvl ctld me1al cablnel wilh deluxe lrim " 4: 1 • Same plug - in tubeless mini-circuits for fast easy · service " 32 PAGES ' ll . lllbirv Troop 246 Seouts IIIDt, llld he firot tl!ou&llt that Troop 2t6 met at lho SallacWOI!dlnt Abbie llolb!!an ~ Sehoal In a court oll!OII· JoldJJc When he alked for or. $100,000 eltherlorthe"lootlval of Ule'' or to leave town but "~·-•a _:..... Iller ~"-' • ..,....... -•... serlou "" ~"" ~ w Wben KunsUer attem...-·-~ ""'••'• question Stahl ~· """"' Involvement In SeYen meetlnp Stahl had wllh leaden ~ tho ____.., demonotratlonslhe p"'"""u~on objected and U.S.DiotrlctCourt Judge Julius J, !iolfman • tho .,~•.or ques-....... De1101ed To 'l7le Grf!flrer Middle Ohio Valley • SALON 710, 8 AND to, JS.HEADIIIG lho 1969 eylllle f1lld drive which Is eurrenil7 underway ID Melco .Ccloa!IJ, ::: ~ U JOU htftn't aeen a child allllctad wllh lido e l l - JGU:;: By UnltedPresolmernatlonol 111m 11 the late Mayor Ernest coi!IIOI reaUzetheprablemaiJ!volvtdlntreatmontal!d.....,.¥11v.:'· When former Soviet Premier Reuter did during"'" 194S.l94t c~ lostat JoootoneyOUI!flllOl'lrcmthadiiOIIOtho I!Ut,.Uq Nlldta S. KhruBhciJov tO!CO gave Berlin mocllllde. He Wll )'QWII 1leyiJI Uaraboll, .... of Mr. INI NrL ~~C.;! ; the w-rn 41hila alx months . N...,.rtllln Hero Marahall of Hemlock Grow. 'l1ie Marahallo allo h11t . -;o ; 11 to get oo\ <;. Berll11, MayOr To Berliners, Brandt Is a chUd - a~ - aflaelod by '!be d l · ·. :i; WUI,y Brandt rebuked him !!lth noJt)IJ'Iillln hero, 18 he proved 'lbe aalon wUJ do l!oulo-to-bouae' aollcliJIIC!IIo a CIJJib' IIU::: an lndo!llltable oplrit thot won when he got &U per cent of the and wW place c:onnlllefl for_.OIIalll buaiJ!tuhauHI'to eat-.:: him 111o eUesiance of vote In Weal BeriiD'a .1963 ry aut tho lund drl... The Clrt\'e wiU eJIIl Oct. 13. Berllnora. IIII)'Orol election. He csrrled eU · · ·- , • Brandt bucs*'o o l)llllbol of !2 bOI'ou&llo, Including lilt Berllnora tall tbt slor)lolthe Nul ·~ allll 1111!\9: · fashionable alblrbs loov e0111l- clay lhat C<nm•udot Eut llorwt11D 1833 at the IP Gl':io:· de red conservative. Geran MQor Fn,drl<ll Ebert and later ta Sweden liUn Penonalily Spotligltl U 1111 Wepllmata birth waa tounled Brandt about bla birth. Naill oolzodllclnill'. ' · :: hold aplnlt 111m by 101110 "l ,.1 bal-n a bulard," After lho -ha&'Otllr!!jlcltll West Berll!!'a dolermlnaliAin to i,ldetractora hlso"'porterapolnt-· Brandt anaworod. "YO!I made Ger!llta)l, rel..-1 hli Cilctnlad' atay aut of C<Jmmunlll hands ad out thot Brsndt rooe 111&11 Jourself ..,.. " citllenohfp allll ra' oalerod ~ ani laced lholosuo Soctallot stroqd>old DllD politics 11 a .~ . ~lh:t w!"J~1~ /::-.: He never JJWia.a oecret thol BerUn, alwayl a Socialist Democrat, .the Pll11 be 1114. p be wao bOI'n with lhe , _8 atrongl1old, .,_1 0111 of tho Jail ,lolnod altho IP c7l17. He~. Waohlngton,. London or s:!s• Herbert u-~ -~ In LIJO.. citlea to 1\JrJJ Nul In lhe dajra eloctocl- cJlWolltBerliDID Brandt reJOctocl tho et heck, Germany, - · Dec. 18, 1913. of World War U Dlctatur Adolf ~857• demand Immediately ·. ' DOter. Brandt' I &IJII,.Nul btclc. , Brollllt 11 married to ,thli . "We are not going to be He chon&ed. hll name to grOIIIII mode 111m ~ fonuor Rulh ~a Nanre., cookOcl over a slow lire, concool hla iclontlt;y ~:; thoro. aiiD- They ht\'e lwo.,.. ONI 4. Bronlt told the Soviets. Nazla but lllo name He was a --'-r of ~anti• A ......tar. ' Brant rallied tho clt,y around Brsndt stuck. ........., ""' .,._. American Legion, !!lU have a In oilier leii!IDOII!' David Edgar - · acoutmaotor, chicken barbecue &!nday on 1ho Stahl, Ml,yor Rl~ J. preaanted advan!llment awards porldng lot In Pomeroy; Son. Daley'& admlnlstrotlve asal- Tuesday night When Boy Seoul QuisarColor TV .••. . 'II •• TT DREW WD!~ERPQW39, ~~~;r:.:z; ~er\dvaneement lr~arr,•uana ~T~e~ch~n=i=co=l~or:P:o~no~v~i=si=on~!_lna_'_wi_ll_beiln __ •t_ll_:3_0_•·_m...,. ,I 'i wit duriJv "'" . . . . CIDWClY!'IIE - A panel dlscuuion on "'lbe Bestoralion of,Prl.atalr Olrnod Earcy HCII!Iol wW be lho topic of !he October l!l8ellna of the South Cellln!"Pre&ervotlon Soclet;y bore S.turdl)'. . . 'lbe DJeo!IJW, qJOR to the )lUI>0 lie, wW bqln at 2 p.m. at liB ~ Chillicothe Branch of Ohio Unlveralt;y. (~ued from Pop 1) Panel -""'" wUI lnci!ICie we'll Yiiili8nd to band." Dr. Fral!k.FetdJ ofGorman VII· He uld RlmiD mcked a top In Columbus, Mrl. Wilfred clprette at lhe pon~menONI Mosaborle..,Mri.WWiamPe~>the crowd threw rocks, C8RI, no,yer ollll .Herbert Frlodlllan, allcke INI - · ot lhem. aU of OtUUcolho. Youths Bl.ono Car Becenlly hOIIIX'ed by SCOPS -~:'-~~~ ~-~ : were "Gatewood," named a& tho - · e ·-· ....,, _.....,, "House oflho North" for Aug· IIW 1,000 to 2,000 cleJIIIJI!IIra. ust, and Our Houte museoun, lora build a btrrlcade ol wslle which received lhe aamorocO!fb a • k e t 1, tables IIIII tree nltlon In September. Citations branches. When a Chicago recOilniztqr llleaetwoGalllpolil pollee car drove up to lhe structures wUI be )ll'esentocl at barricade, lho ,VCJUiha stoned lhe mootlrw. lhe car and alnlck It will! boards. Alter It's true! ' l Nra, ~~ fowtll, who Ia ,_,! IN a lalont II!Ow'• ~ Sooa~Jarii Alllltllii'.,,Bpllltil, ri(ICII'Ia .two 'Gl' the..lUJtpo flw die 1S. act lhow'. ).'. ~- · · ~>"~ '11iey ife Mr1. 'Clan Locl1ar7 of·PGI!ti'OY ONIIIrll lflrpl'ot N........., !lw'eu1e, ball! wldeiJ~IDI~I!IW!Ieai· !llreltl. Tho 16 ttloctad acto of the 11oM wl!l<ll Ia lchlduleilllir .~t. '. 18 In tha Sciulbtm IIIah Sohoal AudiiGriuln Jt Raalne WW be ~ · vldecl Into IWoeallptiea- IDIMir ol!!lpi'GI'eiiiiG!!Il- 1!11& oilcb. SI'OIIP wUJ ttlllll itt f... priiOI olt2$ ONI $10. ,• 11ar1J1n ripOrto ~I plona fcJJ' the lhow are ~ alaJW'i nice!¥. !lui' a Pirlleularl¥ ICIId ontheextraallndlonol thi ...0:. Ina. tho ulla1iiiJaa H~1," who wiU entertablat ~ Inter- were lho !&teat to _ . . llaJnowortb publlely-toaokhla nome be willllrewn or to aJIJIOIID<i! thoy wW 10ie aplnot blm. Sen. Edward W. Brooke, &-MeaL • did so Wednesday. oflhe committao Wednesday, Bayh Ia chocking to - If Haynaworlh ever ruled 011 u.v case In his 12 years ... liB bench that Involved a cllllljiiD)' in which he owned atoek, a bank ror whom he bad borrowed or ellllorood notes lor olhora, or matters dtoli~ wllh hla rtolestaletnnllctiORI. Sena. Charles E. Goodell, IIN. Y., ani Ralph Smith, II..JIL, TONIGHT, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY OCT. 3- 4-5 ~ ......r ..... Mondll. Nf.l'• h conifl•1ct ~lila.rE~f Saga," adapted from his books, 1: !Umy and - · amdq, 111&11 In tho 70a. C1elr INI nat &I cool bdl,y IJitht. lbiQJ ~~~~ RIJil, lh\IUih at l,aot fomib", Widell, ~ Ita BrltU! ll!l!t It _...... a holf an llll!!or. , _ otantacade, IMtbea with ralbw ...-erq aJII9!!I tho F>Jclloh lnd"!!l' aJch tlnopor(onneroa1 p a 1 11 on • t 1 ONI nbelllt111 d~ .,........, Kal!ilth More ONI Fq ·CoiiiP- go~.....,.., oerne.1 ~ be 1!114 earlier ton. n. BriUih BroMea!lllna In tho <CI,IDrflll - !!lth the /:W" epporeniiJr Corp. woo. the oriBinol ~- publldt;y pbnoliJs of ¥>'· eauiiDI lowili(. ...,.... 111 tar of "'lbe Fwqta Sip." In More plqa the i-oloof.l!>, ''Who lurlal!!lllril!hkiNci ~· lbo United SlaW, It !!lU be ac-Uoea the w~ .,.. Fam, ol'ibla "fldto •ertloD<lt. llred at 9 p.m. DlT. -rlot;y..ml.- Fwej~faml. . '"'bo l'orlite Saai'' baa 1bo aarleo, aat In tho lata l,y by leavlna 1!11 lll'lt wue to lltractad attenll'"' tllrGUihoul 19th ONI early 20th centurloa, llYe will! Ills doll&llter'l Au- the broodeaol 11!ll'ld. AII!Cli!J ...nw.ea tile Ule of London'• Irian pomoao, whom he latar oilier aatltO!a, Ruoota hal nouveau rlcho, focuoing Wllho marrloa." )lUI'Cbuld rl&llt• to 1bt oerlal. outwardly roapectablo FOI'arto So _,tar woo the aeries ID ' Galsworthr ilOYela thai IIJIII halt a century In the llvea of an upper.mlddi<H:la•• British ram1 1,y know tl\Ot "The Forayto i· Weather navn-~wort Reader> '· , ura lleportmont. Tha oorl&l numbers oro: Dreslll!llker sowing machine, No. 61781; Wblto - • 268, No. 1838; WbUe - • 789, No. 38112; and a IH-r - 1 80, No. 4980052. AnrtO!o with Information aboot lhe sew. ing macldnea or . _ r Is asked to talephone Set. James E, Baldwin, at Ull22L Kirby mllea from their pol1lnr plaoo on eJec. lion clay are ontltled to VIlle lhoent vat. er' a ballol. Disabled vnters, IDelliil!na parBOil& Who an ach..Uledto be 1D ll!e l!ospltal 011 Nov. 4, also~ vnte a b - ballots. Oct. 30, at 4 p.m. II the deodllne for JIYJklnrljlpllcatltO!a.,.. votlngclvtllanab""!'1"' ballots ID person II the board o1 electiCJII INI 1 2 - the fCIIIowlnr dar, Oct. 31, Ia the clcJadl1no for bavlna 'VIllod · - beUots "' the ol tbe Clerk ol the~ CJl Eleetlm. 1blt.... do1clll"' ~ . ea to recoillt of ~. ablad - · Jionntl "'' ·.· lllomborl of ·U!e toroee lhlllr ..,..,..., -..n llld, blve uliie more tllne\ '·.wi..,.O"I 11111 be ....,. ed _. ~ ....... .. 12~ Nor. ~ llld tM completeil ballota wUl be , . • ' If the1 are ....,_veil by 12...,.. 011 eJeci. lion dey, Nor• •. a. l a o• or- • a ·- -;'l .' ,, ., ' .:~ '".· 'Mit' ".·· ;t, ' · •· ' l\- ~.r~,., '- · ·, .,,. '« � 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. 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