https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/15d8d68baf6bbed4ec44ec7e37f73abb.pdf 917e70151e10912e864d1fc60a6d77f7 PDF Text Text .. I 'I Sundoy, October 5, 1\169 . I ' J' ' j New Locks, Dam, at Reedsville r..z, icated \. '~"'~',. " o' I .. . ' • I·• .· ' ' I ""'"• ·.'''t ' ., ...~·-- r ' :,r t,L .. .·:. ' . • ce erl ·\i<:ne .' ') · I .. VOL XXII . NO. 119 ;I I 'f I . j ·~ ' ~:> ' --' ·:.. ~ '··· (.) Devoted To 'lJie I~1.1 Of 'lJie MeigJ-MfJIOR Area .- ··'t. rl · .POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT OHIO MONDAY OCTOSE~ o -'~ 1 ' .. I- at y e ,. ,_ iC .- () PRICE 10 CENTS . ... .. ,, ' . (, c ' . .,J i1 ii , ' . ' '· ' ! ' ' ' ... ~11-\LI:.nC . , HUNDREDS OF AREA RESIDENTS Uned the lock chambers preparatory to boarding the tow, 1lob8rt G. Wo1t, for a ride thnlugh the new lockll follCM!rw Sur>da)<'s dedleatlan ol the ReedsviiJ&.BelleYIUe Loekll and Dam. The loll' prO>!cled tree rides for those attellllng the dedication, II Is ·CMned by the U. S. COrps of E111ineero. EJJERGE.TIC, lAJARIVI, Ls CHARlTABL( CO/'JSIDERI\TE, LDVIk.lG, "THOUGHTFUL. •. I I• f F ' .,::·f .~ . Wnl Sr~neaker . Pictures and Report BY BOB HOEFLICH Ca>g. Clarence E. Miller, lOth District, and General ·:· ~GfR~O: ~ n:~~~·~ lilian et lhe ort!elal dedication ' ··' • } j. .... . I· . \''' ~ · ·~ 1 • ' f•¥ I n,(.~·,•, = or the $62.1 ReedavDle-Belle. vWe I..O<ks and Dam. Hundrec1a d. area residents, and area dignitaries, were on hand tor the ceremonies SUndBy at the dam site In Reedsville. Three erea high school bands - Marietta and Bel. pre, ani Eastern o1 Meigs CouJicy - added to the featlvsi occaalon. ., a brief talk, General llqJer, who has twice served as Ohio River DIYislon Engineer with his dulles being Interrupad by a tour In Vlotnam, asld that 19lockalllll .... btrl!tl_coo ,. ·~a.ct .along Ill• .Ohio Rl _ ..r to replace 46 df"• : .,......lullllallona. _ 'I1to~new I&Cnitles wiD provide IIJ'eoter speed tor Hver _,_.... -.. ~.. then ........ vamc 11111 wiD Increase. Ita volume, he ,....._ • ., let.Unr to a' grea1er ee...,mie llf(JWth In the Ohio V~. The Corpa Gen. Roper said, has taken a water 81II'V8I' ID an at. ieiJIIII dotermlne lhe needs to tile yeer ol 2020. io He predicted thet . one a third lock will be added to the ReeclavUle-Bellevllle By United Press llllerMI!onal AMMAN, JORDAN - JORDANIAN SECURITY forces have ·a.. foiled altell1lltocmrthrowthe-nmentorK!Iw lluueln, an oJllclal aiii'OIIIlCellllat asld todsy. · Amman Radio, qllllllni a stalanent by the lrterlor Ministry, laid the CCJ1G1 plotwuorpnlzedbytheOitlawed Al-Tahrlr Llboratlcm P111J, -..In the MJdcllo East as a small aid polltleally lllalpllleant part ollalamlc extremlsta. .....,_ _ , ~alb P"'f on PARIS- NOR111 VIETNAM SAID TODAY therewere111cret peoce 1alka IOIIIfl on between lho United Sla!All IIIII llaDol &1111 tlllt w Is ot auch a tlllqr were "maneuvers d. the Nixon adJalniatnilllll." · A Nortll Vletm..,.ae 8jl0keaman denied weekllld .._ta In several U S. alw-ro that such Ialka were underway In Joca. .• ttooo other ti!UI hrla. "Eadl Ume In the pest when the Amerl· ean' lldmlnlatiattoo taeed gNwtqr l)reaoure to makepeoce,lt r ... ~«Cad to elmDar•mtDOUvera clalmi~Wthere were 'otnws In the . wlnol'' to lnd~ llll!wa were aobV well," the Hanolc opokesman aeld. " c.,trrllla 6omb ldlla GnB, lnjurfii 24 e>(llodad . . ~ A1W1 GIJERRILLA BOMB todly In the ~I ton•GI ~IIIWIWcillepersoniiiii-"'""W24. A Cairo otllclal ~ tlil'l&llat U. S. plan for a middle East pea'ce, · . ·PallcellleD aet 111 raid. blocks In IIIII llflll1lld Aflda, an '11clt,y. ~ Iiiii~~ ~at or:~11. 'ltoof demlned deleiiJ or Arabi who illul ·pjhered In the lll&rllettot~IIHI!IIr j i - l t wao ~ -~ In 1 .ett.a o( aQerrllla fonlla litO I mel pnver. ....U. .' ' WOMEN OF THE RIVERVIEW PTA with the on)y concession stsr>l on the grounds lor the dedication of the Reedsvllle-BelleYIUe Loeks aid Dam were k<~Jt buay·Sur>day alternooo strv~rw soli clrlnks ani aandwlches to the ' .A 37 • y - - old South Side, W, Va., man fell 75 Gordon L. Bailey, 49, Rt. 2, . ·-··· . .,..~; : :.:loth:::..~~; ~=·in w:s~: ~':.= andTh~~ ~:.or: Go After Appom • fee ~::~!-w~~37:e,SOile!10s: ~1~1:.· pa:ln~ secor>~ ~sl~:~pl:s :~~ Cyclist ;Injured !:ld.!:.!~ ,!~m:~; DrIVer • - IS • Charged Tannehill First to Beat DJ Lee ..,;p..rn DIJlrp; (WEATHER REPORT I ••aiiliiiiiil:iiiiilliliii;;al. rankod ad ,fluollla llawiiJ,"WIWam Cladt, .'~:, ,Jqet ' t ,( } .. - ~ ; -••·• ~ .. a..:..... ~ ~ . ?'tl .I , ' hlcle. ville emergency unit. He Ia am, Richard, Llltle Jlocldnr llstad In critical COIIdltlon, the Rd.; two cilullhtera, Mra. .IUdf patrol said. lnveatlptlan Is Linton, Pataakala, IIIII Mlu conUnulng. Pemy Bailey et homo; two one mile south or He Is 111rvlved by his wife, brothers, Aubra IIIII Joe Ray • ...., ow • .., ~ He was born In Putnam Coon- ersllurg, W. Va., by the Cool- Clara Louise castle Bailey, a Bailey, COOlville; live BIJAra, ed unhurt. Ills only loss was t,y, W. Va., IIIII served averMrs. Thelma lblclleaon, Bolle, a set or !alae !Mth. He was 101s with the u. s. Army In w. ·va.; Mrs. Emma J010 f1a;. picked up Immediately by a Belgium and France during ley, Charleston, ani Mrs. VIr. l!inla Kessen, Nitro; Mrs. Dor. Is the ...... thea Ander11011, llurrlcane, IIIII WASHINGTON (UPI) - Sen. bridge construction worker uta. At the .. me or his death Robert A. Langhorne,"28, Rt. There was moderate damage Mrs. Marcella Saunders, Sa. to tall from the new -•. he mpl ed by th "Birch llajoh, D-lnd., plans to present this week a list ol -28. was e ay e • ..,era 6, Cridersville, Ohio, •was ad- to the cycle· aiXI nlinoi- to the !em, Norlh Carolina; ooerrudh hope wiD at On Aug. 4, Frari< Pethel, , CooltrucUon Co., on the Hock- milled to Holzer Medical Cei>- ear. _ Kimberly AmBalltiY, =ular~e 00 ~dge ~~.. New Matamoras, suffered ":; log River re..ehannelllng pro. ter, Ftrst Ave., with a l'taC· Hollis F. llq>e, 31, Rt. I Ch,._ clsughter, Little Hocking; aeveral nleceo, ment F. Haynsworth Jr. that eye injory alter falling 15 ject at Athens. lured right leg ar>J· laceraUon shire, was charged with hit- nephews ani cousins, IIIII hla feet Into the Ohio R I v e r. According to the Athens Post, of the loll leg after a car-mot-'· skip after an accident at 11:50 perents, Mr. IIIII Mrs. Law. the Senate wiD vote 4 0 w n Pethel was with Alii.., Stroc. Ohio state Petrol, a car driven orcycle accident at10:41 p. m. · p. m. Saturday on Rt. 554, one renee Dalley, Qaarleatoa.. = . • s &lpreme Court ~~~-steel. stelnotrlng Ia a by Randell J. Honaker, 46, Cool- Sunda)' on Rt. 7 lour-tenths of a am one tenth mne west or Rt. Funeral services wiD behold As the court beaan 1 ~ fall .,....wr for the United Paint- ville Route 2, was traveling mile south of Gallipolla. 160. Olllcers Slid R~C~e left the Tueaday at 2 p.m. from I be lea l!li Companj', llenderaon. north on Roote 7. The Bailey The State Highway Patrolaaid scene of the accident aM was term with 0118 ompt,y t, • . car·wub:avollngeut QI'F.own- that Langhorne, hesdedoouthon later appnbelded, on _Rt. 66,4 While Fuueral 1lllm!t In Coolvilla wilh the Rev. J-~ Ba)ob .IIIII hlo sides acrollllll\ .•• ;;;gll~w.::::x::::~:=ixo':'i?.':=:<=::;;;; ahlp llo8d 468A, was moving a 1968 • Tritiinph- motorcycle, west of Bidwell. ... etlberry ortlcletbtg. Fd' · 7 street In the capt~ _..,_ onto 7, and was "croaawa.vs" collided wllll the rear of a car The accldenl occurred, ac- may call at the 111-.1 homo ed m detail the volllmillau• tn the rood when struck In the drlven by Thomas J. Montgcm. cordiqr to the patrol, when records Haynsworlh delivered • llfl}'llme. Burial wiD be In the to the Senate Judiciary Comleft aide by the Honaker ve. eray, 41, Rt. 1 Crown City. (Contlooed on Page~) Goolvllle Cemetery. mittee last week. Bayh claimed he has a1reac11 uncovered enough evidence ol'''improprl. et,y" to warrant more InQUiry. Two cars were damaged and The lncllana lawmaJ<er aa.d ooe driver waa cited Into court II was bour>l to happen he would make hlo complete as the result or an accident In aometlme- an American playcase agalnat the South Carolina )lrllt known In advance ol Racine at 5:30 p.m. Saturday er would defeat Korean.bom a committee meeting on t h e at tho lnteraeeUon ol Routes U. s. table tennis champion Da1 Joon Lee ol Cleveland 1M1mlnaUon Wednesday. He add- 338 IIIII 124. ed he would worl< to "••· The department or Sherlll' hut lew ootslde Ohio expect. tlvely prevent" confirmation. Robert Rartenhech said a car edIt this year. Th White Hoose meanwltlle, driven by Albert Blackwell, 59, And only a few lnalde Ohio tole~ up Ita to get Letart Route 2, waslllrnlnsooto tOOught It would be Jobn TanHaynsworth's oomlnaUon con. Route 338 from Route 124. The nehiD, 11, or Middleport. One firmed even If by a narrow car went over the centerline was Tannellill hlmselt, who did and struck a car driven by_ It &mday night In Columbus In · Cecll Clayton Bolin, Albany the aanctioned Ohio trials to Route 2, stopped at a atop form lhe atste•s team In the MARRIAGE UCENSES strn. upcomllli national team champ. Sanunle Ray Lewis, 18, PomDamages to lhe Blackwell lonahlps In Detroit Nov. 7.8. eroy Route 4, ani Nltzlam ear were esUmated at $250 Lee IIIII T111tehlll had WOlkWolfs, 16, Racine; 8tePJoa Rich- ani at $500 to ·the Bolin car, ed thnJul!h a 41~1ayer field of ard Flnlaw, 20, ~. ani Blackwell Ia cher&ed wllh leav- Olrlo' a heat with 18.11 recorda Debra Elaine King, 19, )lid. Ing lhe scene lltd not hu1nr a by SUndBy night alter two daya clieport; Frederick 'I1teoclore driver's license. or play at the· Columbus Table Wolfe, 24, MlneraYIUe, a n d TIIUlia Courts. Mary Lou Teaford, 21, Mid. ..-~ ....... ~ ..... ~ Lee, 28, Ia a tour-time Sadll cllepbrt, Korean dlamplan and the preo. ent singles c:hamploncttheU.S. WITH WORlD CHAMP - Iiana Aloer, left, of Sweden, s eollege.level plzyalcal edu.,. He was undefeated by an AmerLOCAL TEMPS lion lnatruetor, former world's - e • c:hamplon IIIII ooce World-raDked No 2, IIIII Jom lllcreaalng cloudiness IIIII Ican In one year or GlobetrotTemporllure In dodoi,wmulllowiWDu Tannellut then 15, were partners in an ellblbltlon match In New York City two year a 180 Pomel'lll' lfllnda,y at 11 Lm . warmer followed by dlance ol ter barnstorming IIIII three aplnat ~!mope' a beat. ~ told hla partner 1ben, ''ll you work han! you can be work\o waa 5S d..,..s wtdor cloudy ahCIWers In the welt portion yeera ol open tournament play In four _yeera." With hla llctory over Ilal Joon Lee SUIIIoy night, TannehD1 II on tonlsht IIIII In lhe eost portion - even In a practice match. sldea. schedule. . TuoedQ, Hlib ~ from the And he hadn't lost a pme In 70a to llle mid 80s with his run oll8 vlctorl008 match- Tannehill IIDt an early lead points on his service to Ioree Lee, as No. 2, will be follow. lows tonJsht from the · mid 50s ea. He hadn't even been press- of 9-6. Lee caught him at 13the pme Into douce where two ed by Don ~a, 32, D~ to the mid 80s, ed. 13, then fell bellind aa T - points were No. 3, IIIII Ed Brow11, 3t, lltll"· 1o win. Twlee before In tbe last 12 hill's rapid bac:khanl bloc:ka tal, No. 4. TamebiU 11Dt the next point VJ;:TERANS Mpl()RIAL - · Leo had been preu. IIIII forehand smashes forced Tanneldll Ia ranked No. 2 his servo wilen Lee apunlnto H061!1TAL to defeat Tanaablll, loelng Lee to err repeatedly. T . _ the net retumlng a forehand In U, S. men's slqles, haY. Salttr!la.v . . . . . . the flnt ......, eadl Ume be. hill was at 20-U, -~ one llll&ah cd the oppoolte corner. lag been ,..._..,., to Lee Ia Charloi,Werry,l'ollloiW;EIIza tore railyiDg to win by lopllld- point to pu1l olllhe bluest Up. -Then he broke Lee's serve ar. tho 1111111>81 1ut llq Ia EIUa, , ...W\8PIIrt; Nleholaa ed set In table .-ta In P1'0b!!lli.J tor a long, teDae r&Uy on an San FnMiaco. Baal wen • j.louah, New Bavtll; 0re1i Joooa, Slllday alibi he.alao lost tbe 20 y-a o1 ol7lclal u. S. ·ciOin. ldonlleal shot to win 22.:10• tbe u. team - ""'"'"ltil . i'\llner011 RaitdiU )!'rlend, LGag flrlt pme, 21...17. paUtlan. As a result ol the trlalo, Ill the world tourttan.- lD Iltltlom; Ethel Jloizln& !lrraart Leo came back to win Lie alllad for Ume to col. Talll'l'ltlll will "' Into the na. nidi, Gei'III&IQ' lut AjlriJ. TIDeuae. . the aecood brlntantJ.y, 21.12. l..Ct hlmseir. nobW ro~ ...., the IJaodli. ; · team ........ at S&1urday Dlleharaea- Pen. 'I1te lhlrd· ol the beat 2oor. llaJlylng lllon irith d e - . tlaMl Colto IlaiJ as No. I on the do· welt Opoa In OJdlhoDYI Cllr ;· · Ill' . Adamo, ,J1a1011 ~-. ·a match wa• eomtlldul illlit' lion, Lie took the live fending champloo Ohio team. In whleh Lie dl4 UQI ""'..... • '* -L ' s. · · -. · -:r~~·~· :i;~-::Peul~:Plane p.mteeWinn, ' ~- f vllle-BeUeYIUe Loekll aid Dam at Reedsville. Hlllllreclo were on hand tor the ceremonies. -t'· ' ,',~ ·' •'. c. \ . TillS WAS THE SCENE SUNDAY aftermoo when the official dedication was held lor the $62.1 mnuon Reed&- '·~- • ' I •. ' . ••><• ~ '. ,_ ,.,...,.,>' ' I ' ·- ~ '" n.tas, Bid· Noses Over, Judges UnMrt ,:_) · Two G&Uia COUIII1 Judges ea- ~~·~-~·lf'fl l ~!l<e~:W~a.,lf~o:;~B·;~;Ino;~ VIY~,Cjce~~~in)lty~~~~~~~~walkadsiturdei 1W81 Al'ildtt, ~ine:.V!dd. Clark, trom :the ' . ~ .• """' their ~~~- lq • 11,ald mn••. ~" . E~$Se!~S • 1111 ....- ~ ., .,.. ·,.. plane taU, ' · �,, ' ' ~ '"' ' • EDITORIALS ' (ti> '' w•N ·, - ' •I 3 • ' j l• :i.1 .~' • • • •r •••DII /" ' ' • • ' ',. \ ~~·~A~ NQt'~~ - . ~OTIC' . " ( ' I ~ '\!..tf• '' & James J - 'ur - 'C-'nttJ, t~l ·, Olito, ~lloool,.,.w pioitlci; oloo '' L• ·~~~!•· !!-~~ H ,th.''MlOt~ r-,....-------:1 ~t ,of JuM, 19~9, t~_wlll loe "'1.:' '-'1,.. J,ll !".:; •· •d ,·. • ~: - "'' \ ~.. ,-, ~- There is not much tllat ordinary Amerleans ean do to fl&ht lnfiation, beJ,ond votin~ down school bond issue&-a resorl that Is ul mately in)urloua to society-or writing the.lr eongressmen. They ean, of eourse, ref111e to pay high prices for goods or services that are not abaolute necessities. But hi this age of affluence, few things are not _considered necesaltlu. For -mall)' famUiea, two cars have beeome the ea10nDal minimum. Few people, even on the Dghtest bqet, deprive themselves of a television set. Oi ~ericans CQuld bank what eliCOSB money they have each month, eamln& Interest on their ~avlngs while awaitlu the day whan prices come down, or at least stabilize. 'l'lil8 Would also take some of the heat off the eeonomy. But working against this is the eonviction that prices will never be lower lban they are today. Thus It is better to spend now. Better yet-borrow now, even with hl~h Interest rates, for the debt you take on today will be pa•d off with cheaper dollars tomorrow. There Is another defense against infiatlon, and this Is the one that more and more ·Nl!"rlcans are being forced to adopt: To fi~bt fire with !lie; to beat inflation at its own by briiu!lng In more income, either by negotiating r wages, 'by moonlighting on a second job, by adding Donal breadwinners to the family, or by a combination of the three. Thill defenae was underlined In a recent article on Hawaii by Carlton Smith and Richard Putnam Pratt, financial writers for Newspaper Enterprise Association. They cited that state, which Is one of the costliest places in the nation to live, as a portent of what's ahead lor all the other states If Inflation continues to push prlees ever higher. HawaU not only has the highest percentage of working wives in the nation, it also leads the nation In the percentage of famWes with three or more wage earners. l/ sing Hawaii as a guide, the writers made a highly provocative observation: "Our society, thanks to inflation, seems to be eomlng full circle back to the 19th century and the burden of work from which the social reformers thought they had delivered us!' While they ascribe this l,lhenomenon to inflation, rising standarda of living and riSing expectations and desires must undoubtedly be Important factors in it, too. Whatever the cause or causes, however, If Amerleans are earning more on the average and they are living better on the average, it is largely because, In more and more families , more of their members are working, and working at more jobs and for more total hours than probably ever before In history. The worries expressed by sociolo~ists only a few years ago about what Americans were gomg to do with aU their leisure time when automation took over and the three-day work week beeame the norm would seem to have been a bit premature. ., !i v •· .,. J' -, " ••• ~. a: f' I ' l . '. The Impersonal Interviewer Since 1966, patients at University of Wisconsin Hospitals have been talking to a machine called IJNC (Laboratory Instrument Computer). The machine was designed to relieve doetors of some of their work load by recording medieal histories from patients . At first, medical and computer experts were afraid that people would resent having a bundle of unsympatheDc wires and transistors taking over a role traditionally assigned to the physician. But results of a study of 275 pa· Dents Interviewed by IJNC show there was little reason for • • KJ84 +43 .1 &A8T WIST • 8 5.8 2 .107 • 43 K108 QJ7853 • 7852 1 .QJ 101 SOUTII • A Q 106 + + .KQU2 +A 8 • 8f Both vulneNblt W..t Nertll Zllt SGadl 1'llu Pua ~-~ p,.. a• 1 ,. •• l • Pua 4. Pua 4N.T. 5 N.T. 5. 8• Pus ~~- Pall Openinc Jed • Q 71• , ~Sold tM h\1111 • NMwol .ton 1 ••••''"' tU itf tJrit Mills to run f• 0 cefltln(ll,. ;.1..1, .t • roto .....-da,. 3.o..• m. 1,.. ''!th 0 , . 4oll• Dl loot..liio"'- whloh t.. .,." iit 6130 o'cl.c:~ •A-.!f· ond roMin ,,." •-'II 61:IO • elM• p.M. E11$iond.... Tlmo of ooldol••· ' lr Old• of..,. l•rilol IIHtlono, of Molt• c..-,, O~tlo IMMITT G, WILL a.,,..,. o,,.. o·- •..!'" Oc~. '· 13, 20, ~' t/£11/SPIIPEI po'{ PAY ocr. II • 1 o•lith. tl• .., fl-.. __ .. ~ .,111 I - t~ fU~ THE WELL CHILD 1D ' r Teach Baby to Walk On a Varied Surface a, WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. W I ..., . . .- w-... , said day. . 1 lno •>l' ""Ill.;, '"h ..0 1 ~ollo• ol vaTYtltloft,, which .-,... ,,,. fl" COlliS f• etch ofte liuiliW4 .... '-• of V.lv•ton. for ' fJN Tht Polls I• Mlcl E&e~ ..,. will ( bo IIIP•n Cit 6130 o'clock A-!f~ •~ , ir, .. of .... ._ .. I HIIH!\_....... . c~....,, V"s.. IMMITT 0. WILL LIGAL MOTICI -------------------' ~IGAL HOTICI NOTICI 0' ILICTIOII OM.TAl L!VY IM IXCISI Of THI TIN MILL LIMITATION NOTICE Is ._....,. el.,en tMt 11!1 , .. 1 uan~:a of a Ro..lutlon of ·tM Btorel of Township Tr••• .t , .. TowMhlp of O.ot~~•• tMII• C:... ,.,, Ohio, on 1M 2M .., of Septa.-.., 1'169, '"'" will Ii-I ,.,,.rt '""''"" to o vote of tho ,..,.. of .. tel Orange Tow~tshlp •t • GENERAL ELECTION to ... hoW In tht Township of Ora.,., Cllt .......~.~... o-. •otl• ploc.• .. thMeln, on Tu"clay, tM 4th Hj of .....,......In , 1969, of lovyl"', •• , ..,tMof·~---···· the ... lftlll llnlltetlon f• the boMflt ff Town~hlp I• tho Of provltUnt and rnol,.ln .. fire • .,.lttus, oppllanc", ltviW1•1 er Sltel tMrefat, • IGUI'COI . . wotM supply oncl Nt.rlals f• or ,.,_ ostclbllshiNftl •• nd of of ......... ........,h ., .... ,., .... of ,... r....... oro"" ..... rnt... IMnont, u,.. t......, """'1,... • , volunt. . fire.,. • fiN flghtl"' COM,IIIill• to .,.,... tho some. Saki to• bell'!lt o nnow•l of a1t . . l&ti"' to• of ~ mill to run for flvo ~ lit a Nte nCJt oJtc.MI,. ~ lor each one .Aollor of valucrtlon, which OmAIMfl to five eont1 for eoch ono huMtelll loll . . of valuollon for Five ,..,., Tho Polls '• sold EleCtion will h open .. 6t30 .. cloek A.~ a...t ,.rnalfll open until 6130 o clock p.M. Eastern Stondft Tt... tJf •IH• sold doy. concern. "Patients established a rapport wil)l the machine quickly, '"'f£.1Hrds of praise for it dOU'IIir- the !Interview and genuc.: r"ebjoyed themselves," sl(yf'Dt-:' 'Wamer V. Slack of p ->lldvenlt'y's -melllcal depal'lllleBt. · · " The comruter WBB found to )».more th0r9ugh when tak· lng genera medical histories, although detailed specialty Interviews such as those required for allergy and gynecology, were better handled by physicians. But gynecology patients in particular routinely preferred IJNC as an asker of questions of a personal nature. 11\formation which a patient bas difficulty relating but wants the doetor to know about Is more likely to be given accurately to the computer, the researchers discovered. IJNC-the machine with the bedside manner. • • Sold ......... ........1 ., .. Nmol n open until ' lh30 • elM P.M. fas•rn ltonl•• Tl• U!I!'THY IL JOIIMSTOII Mlddleport..PqmerOJ', 0., Oct. 6, 1969 .. Bobcats 34-9 '• -• - -COLUMBUS (UPI) - Toledo ltjlpe81'1 _ to have hurdled Ita • ;~_ bUst obstacle on the wa,y to :•': ··;• a IICGnll Mill-American Confer·• '" m~ce championship In tbree ,_,,_of 0 .,...,11 to Th~... Con11 ,. ...h - hu~ dollioio of .••10/I'IM, for o cllintltwl.. , ..... • Thl Poll• fw soli Election will LIGAL HOTICI I ' ' \ •' ' . Dal!1 Sentinel, Seattle aa(llll1erbackRioxKem scored twice and amaued 287 total yards whlle fllllbac~ Jim 011a bollled acro.i for three touchdowns, : • , ;• .rears. i1 tile Ulp Ohln c.Q:erence ;, _,. lri 1967,tllellocl<eta and Ohio pme, MuoJdn&um opotted de· n• University ohared tile IItle with fending champion BaldWin-Will::' 5-l recorda. 11 was all Ohln laeo an early lt-4!...._ butnllaat year as the Bpbcat~ rolled lied for a 14_14 tie ooD.&veHel. to an undisputed champlbnsblp. moria ll~d. touclldown pau ID , Following Ita 34-9 upset win John Romeo with 4133 ID play ,. over Ohio Salurday, Toledo ap. and Bruce Baxter'• eomroralon pears to have gained tile Inside kick. 1 track to the championship. Cor- 111 other OC action. OhlnWea. ~· : talllly the Rockets beat tile loyiut rolled past lle1delborf. foaiJI that had all lhe equip. 27 Marietta blanked prey!ment ID cap1ure an unprece- ouaq unbeaten Kelvon, 17 -4· ,, dented third 1 t r a I g h t MAC W-r nJwod Mt. I1Dion 10 -7; .': ·· <I'Oim. Denloon wh~ Otlorbodll, 36•· 1 The Roeketa aeek tllelr third 2 1 and Clpltal bloated lUram, •• -eonference «~~~qUest Salurday 42 -e at Bowling Gretn, whleh Ia Uad D~llance aqueezed past Findwill! Miami for lleond place In la,y, 14-13, for ita fourth ltrafllht the standings, both wltb 1-4 win and first In Mld-<lolo Conrecords. Toledo Is 2-4 1n the ferenee warfare, ., the other lll!IC and 3-4 overall. league game, WDml"'ton 11114II marked the first wi& over ad Blulfton, 16-14. Ohio U. In four years and only other wins went to Kent Stale the sixth win against 141osses over Bu1ralo 17-8 as IOjlhomoreIn a series tllat began 1n 1925. quarterback Ted BoWoraax Sophomores played a large throw for one touchdown, scored Plrt In the alunnlng upset. for another kleked a 3l.yard •. ~rterback Chuck Eoley• field aoa1 ~two extra point&• eomplated 10 at 17 pouos for Wittenberg over Lohlllh, 21_13: 251 yards and three touchdowns bohllld Rocky All's three TD ' and added 51 yards rushing. paaaea; OIJorlln over Carnesfe·;:. Split end AI Baker haulad In Mellon, 10-8; Clnclmatl over •. TD passes or 62 and 66 Yard&. Xavier, 17-14, on Jim OUsley's Linebacker John Niezgoda , 34-Yard touehdow passiDDemy , hod 14 ao1o aUips, assisted on Jackson with 92 aeeondstoplay; ,.. elgbt olher tackles and threw LoustrWo won over 0ay1on. 240hlo quarterback Cleve BrYant 17; Central State over KonludQI lour times forlosaeslotallng28 Stale, 6-7; Ashland over Ferris l'&rds. (Mlch), 20-4 as Larry Johnaon Miami was idle SolurdaywhU< scored twotouchdolmaandklck•· Bow!lng Green tripped We81em ed an extra point; AkrGa over ' lllch!Ban 21~10 as Vern Wire-• Ball State 49-11, behind Mlc man hit Bob Zlmpler for touch- Hutton's four touchdown tosses ., dOwns at 24 and 43 yards. to Dan Ruff; Northwood l'nltllute Ohio State padded Its unbeaten over Ohio Northern 23-7, Grovo llreak to 16 with a 41-14 romp Clt,y (Pa.) over Woatern Heover winless Waahlnglnn at serve 27-8; and John Coroll over Caae Tech, 27..0. ..1.~-~ Milo• Co'l'f''l OMo, at tho tw.Jul~r plu.. ol vat"' thiN-In, Oft Tues .. cfaJ tN 4th '4oy tf 1966, tM,,~w.tlon ef t.,.,,yJnil In OIUII of the tOn MJII ll11lhlt Olt_. fw tit. ....,., of Eot..,. Loco' Sch..l Dlllrlct lot oho c..,.. ""'""'"· ·' ~ N..,...._, '• AK3 • ,~ :}A, _Ohio .......... , .. ,..,•• of.~MittN 1114 k'i.Mi Plotolo! 'I' o G!N• ERAL ELECTION lo ,.; holi 'In the E•atWD L.cal Scht.r Olstrlct, • AJ85 ' \.;,f:tockels Surprise I -u . , ........ ""WVKI Noa111 (D) ,r 1f ~.'- -;:, it( Inflation is· Dissipating Glut of L~isure Time . 1 •'; • LIG4L • IIOTICI 'O~. ~ICTIOIIOII J~X - ii,OTICII' aPILIC:TIOMOIITA-1 ~o•v~,J." ,c.ss ,_, '"' ·- . ~orvv IM •xc•ss a• '"' • Tlo.-.IL LIIIIT4TI!Iil 1 TIN MILL LIMITATIOII , ' ..' \• ~~ -lr!-ou·r -~c-es' Won' ., .. . . . ld IIQ,TIC~ II ............. Nt •• . ·~p•ngo F1rst .... - ••!d~....• loo~•••'"'·tho ~.....,foo~, "'' ,BIIril 1'1 ,, 1\ ''i'""""-:;1 ~'<~~·'··~.. ~~-4...,,.,\ • ... : D~liv~red to .Your Door. by a Gr~t ' American of the Future -, I / 1 ..a. Twins Beaten Again, 1-0 ST. PAUL • MINNEAPOIJS grouiiciS. The Orioles -weren't making backed Into the corner by two any premature victory claims oitra-innlng defeats, called on either. "We atlll haw to win Bob , MUler with a st>so 5-3 one more bill game." pitcher record In the h(8>e of prevent.- Dave McNally aald aller kv the Baltimore Orioles from blaJIIdng Ml-sola with three aweeplng. the j\me!i!liD ~ .• hi~ __ . title plnyolfs In- three atralght --· Martin Jugglad hla.l l - for tdla'), . . ~t ~.., 1 ""' 1 · • , , today's con"'-" rmrune JOiia' The orioles go wllh Jim Roseboro til replace George Palmer, who eomplled a more Mltterwald aa Cateher and lmpresslw 16 - 4 record lnl sending Ted Udaender ID lake regular season piny a a the best.- over the left llold spot from of -live penmnt showdown Bob AlllsCXI. awltehed to the Twins' park. Palmer has a 1-4 record • , Before heading hereafler a 1- against the Twine thla yeer and ' 0 defeat In 11 lmings at alao sp\m a no-hitter against Baltimore's Memorial istldlum Ookland on Aug. . 13. The blc '-Sundey, Mamger Bncy Martin right-hander completed 11 of acknowledged his Twins had the 23 games he started and their backs to the wall but compUad a 2.3t earned run grlml.lr insisted the picture avenge, lhe best of Ballleould change on lhelr home more's atortlng rotation. Miller, a 30-year-<>ld rillht halller, aow service with ·St. Louis, Houston, the New York Mete alii Loa Aaselea In the NatiOIIII Leque baforo being picked uP by the Twins lut year. He made 37 rallef a-nnees and 01117 22 atarta as Minnesota drow to the Western bivlslon tide. The Orioles, wlnDingao* team Insurance In baaoball lhla year, <Qiurad the aeco"" playotr conteat when Aaent pinch-hitter CUrt~ ' slapped a opt• Into r!ilit Dale War..r cemor with !Wo out in the Uth to acore Boog Powell wllh the , only run of tlie game. (UP!).., The Minnesota Twins, Reedsville , -~~~= Browns Upset 28-21 ~1 Lions lalt · ClnlurJw.~~ .• ~L~~ l!lmland . .• 2 1 0 .667 St. Loula • • • 2 1 0 .867 Nn York • . . 2 1 0 .667 Pllteburllh • • · 1 2 0 .833 Clpltol DIY!alon w. LT. Pet. Dallu , • , ••• 3 0 0 1.000 Wllhlrwton • • • 1 1 1 .500 l'lllladi)Jlllla •• 1 2 0 ,333 New Orleans •• 0 3 0 .000 West C4!nlnl Dtrillon W, L. T. Pet. MlmoiCJta ••• 2 1 0 .1167 Dotrolt • • • , • 2 1 0 .667 Gnon Bay • • • 2 1 o .867 CbiCIIII • • • • • 0 3 0 ,000 C<>olllal DITialon W, L, T. Pet. Lot Anplea •• 3 0 0 4000 Atlon1a • •.••• 1 2 0 .333 Blltlmore •••. 1 2 0 .333 SID Frand1<0 •• 0 2 1 .000 Bolt ~1 ,11e11Jita 21 ........ • Datrolt 26 Cleveland 21 Mlm 19 Green Bay 7 St. Loula 27 PIUs If York 28 Ch!CIIII 24 Dallu 38 Pldla 7 Loa Ana 36 New Orleana 17 San Fr!'• 17 (tie) 1 01 -Loa Ana at San Fl'lll Cleveland at New Orleans PIUaburllh at Nn York St. Loula at Walh Dallaa at Atlanta Pldla at Bllllmore Mlnneaola at ChiCIIII 1 ....'?•• w=., Green Bay 81 De1l'olt AFL Standings 111 United Preaolhtenatlonal East w. L. T. Houston • • • 3 1 o .750 New York . . 2 2 o .500 Buffalo .• , • 1 3 o .250 Miami •••• , 0 3 1 .000 Booton . • • • o t o .000 West w. L. T. Pet. Oakland • • • • s o 1 1.000 Clnctmatl • • • 3 1 o .750 Kana& a Clly . • 3 1 0 .750 Denver ... . .• 2 2 o .500 San Dtaao •.. . 2 2 0 5oo &uidaf's ReBUIII • Nn York 23 Boston If Kan Cl1;y 26 Denver 13 IIGuatoo 28 Buffalo 14 (Oncy pmeaache4ded) Pet. saturdaf'• Gomel San_P\810 at '!lam!. l\lllhl Boatoa at -Bodfalo, niellt · (Oiil,y pmea aebetlllt$ &uidaf'• ~· Nn York at Clncl ' Houotlln at Kan Cll;y <Onl1 same• ac-.JecO Playoff Standings By UnJted Prell rntern•"OMI Natlonal IM&~•e Beat at FIYO W. L. Pet. Nn York . . • 2 0 1,000 Atlenta . • . • . 0 2 -.000 &uldaf'• ReiUits New York 11 Atlanta e Monclo.Y'• Gamoo (All Tlmel l'j)T) Atlljda at , New Yod<, 1-p.m. TUHday"a Gamoa Atlenta at Nn York (lr neee11ary) American Leaauo W. L. Pet. Baltimore • .. • 2 0 1.000 2 .000 IIHilts -- CowbOys, Rams Re111ainUnbeaten BJ United Preta ilternltlonal The Dallas Cowhqys ~ the Loa Anples Rams ..., thtlr third N•tloool FootbaU League pmes am~ w1- a 1o11 bat two Cl4ller teome fell from the lllbeoten ranks. Cnlg Morton threw 111ree touchdowns and II« maanlftcent - ' from rookie back calvin IWI, who played on\)' In the first half, In leadlnc the Coorbo7• ID a 38-7 1.-tartlng rout at l'hDadelphla. Roman Gabriel threw- rour TD atrikee while~ the Ramo a 36-17 triumph over New Orlea111. The Detroit Llllpa gave Cleveland lte first !011, )linllblg the B-..a, 26-21, and Mlmeso- Jets Win, Namath .Stars By FREDMcllo!ANE UPI ~· Writer Joe Namath's heartenbW deeds aomotlmeo cauae eardlac arreat among his coaches. Namalh, ooe of profeaalonal sport's moat couragaooa athlatea, pojled a a u r p r I • e maneuver against tho Boatoa Patriots Sunlay which clinched a 23-14 victory for the Naw York Jete and lei! Hea<l C<>och Weeb Ewbank In a noar state or shock. The play oeeurred In the third quarter with the ball on the Patriots' four-yard line alii the Jets leading, 10-7, It was a third alii aoa1 sltuaUon, alii lhe -Patriots wore guardlnc against both a run and a pass. But Namath, Ignoring his muchpubllclzad aching knees, rolled to hla left alii beat a pack of Mets Seek NLPennant T~day NEW YORK (IJI'Il-,The Tomlll)' Agee. They added two amazln' New York · Meta, who more In the thlrd. and two In came up with a battiJW punch tho.Jourth alii Jerry Koosman, when their star pltehers failed, *he snoppy aouthpaw who won sand rookie pitcher Gary 17, had an 6-0 lead. Genll'y (13-U) to the moulll Amazlngl1 he couldn't last today In h(8>0s of seeting a evton with thal The Braves knockout over the ' Atlanta nicked hbn for one run in the Bnves In the "third roulll" of fourth alii lhen llallened him the Nat!OIIII Leogoe with live In the llfth, lneludq Pal Jarvis, Wl-11), another a lhre&-run homer by Hank righthander, was IIIIDed to Aaron. pitch for the Bnws by That live-run burst had Manager Luman Har.rJa, who narrowed the gap to 9~, but a admitted his club has "ooe foot tw<>-run homer by Cleon Jones In the grave" aller losing the In tho seventh wnpped It gp, two opening game of the series In Atlanta. Saturday Ohio "Mil aim Is to wnp this up as soon as possible," pro- College Scores claimed Meta' Manogar GU Hodges aller the Meta slugged .,., United p ,_ _, their way to an 11-6 deelslonln ~, resauaernalio.~ Sundey's game at Atlanta. Saturday And, with their howlq band Ohio State 41 ~ashington 14 of New York failhlul 011 halll Northwood, Mich. 23 as the series swltehes here for Ohio Northern 7 the third pme-alll lilY more Clnclrmatl17 Xavier 14 that mlllht be necesaary after Louisville 24 Daytoo 17 thet In the bea~Jivo aorlos, Teledo 34 Ohio U. 9 are solid Mar!Jotla 17 ~nyon o the Meto ravorues to ldtl the overall Denslon 36 Olferbeln 21 league pennant IQ'tloell' Eastern Wooster 10 W. Union 7 Division IItle and quell(y r0r Aahlalll 20 Ferris St., Mich., 0 the World Serl'o starling Dellenco 14 Findlay 13 Saturday. WUm)JWton 16 Blulllon 14 Tim Into Reed Bowling Green 21 The Meta tore 1J11o Bnves Westarn Michigan 10 olarter Roo Reeol' iu.e they Kent State 17 Bufllllo, N.Y., 8 never heard of his 18 wins this Akron 49 Ball State, Ind., 9 season and ~ht 11e was atiU Wittenberg 21 Lehlllh, Pa., 13 just a pro basketball player. Ohio Wesleyan 27 Heidelberg 3 Aller getting one run In the Mesldngum 14 first lillllng on a bases-loo4ed, Baldwl~>oWallacel4(tle) hod hop single by ,l!:d Kra.. Oberlin 10 Carnes!• Mellon 8 pool, they kayoed Reed 1n a Clpital 42 Hiram 6 lhree-run second lnniJW that John Carroll 27 Case Tech 0 lncludad a two-run llamor by Central State 8 Kentueky st. 7 Sl VIncent, Pa. 50 Walsh 6 play""-· Reserves Cannel News Stopped By the Day Rockets BY KEli'H WISECUP ' The Melp ltlaraudor re&tndt!Y• Mneo at Coiai:h F - Taylor Bait 1 Mlm 0, u lml " defeated the Wella11JJt reserves ""'"'"¥'1'Gome'o at VioUetoo Satlmlay nlllht 22(Ail.Timoa DlT) O. - at Mllll, 2:30 p.m. ' lfelp d~ llill 1111 both 'lllelday'a Gomes , and defense, the deBeJtl""'" at YlnlwiOta fell~e unit ,...,. loltlrJI the (lr DeCNIUJ) ~ RodoeU tbnatal. Tbe drlwe -er_11 -times ,w.u·atoo terriby ... Ro,n Mime- .... o orr.,.. Guests or Eunle Brinker alii William Carletoo 011 a Tuesday evening wore Mr. and Mra.Bernard Gainer of Barberton, Ohio alii Erma! Sehrecklngost oC Parkersburg. Mr. and Mrs. Ben Becker alii ftunlly, RD, Rae!•; Mr. and Mrs. Rllpr Grue- ~~~~ ram11,y of '-"- Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Orr at Cllestor, were sw.lay gueota al Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee alii famll,y. recovering deferders with a headlong dive over the 111181 line, Namalh, who g« into hlo own touchdown nnge 1hth his passing, alao coonected on a 10. yard touchdown paso to Pete Lammons In the aecond quarter alii set up field aoals of 17, 24 alii 16 yards by Jim Tumor. Namath convleted 15 of 21 pooaes lor 145 yards In heipiJW the Jets even their record at 2- 2. ' Ill olpOIIded prevlouscy unbeaten GreeD BQ, 19-7. 111 the Cl4ller NFL sames &lnciQ-, Jim Duncan's 92-t"ard klcko« relurD Inspired the Blltlmore Colta to a 21-14 victory over the Atlanta Fllcons, Fran Tll'keatoll threw four toucbdonu pasaesln.alastmllatte 28..24 vlotory for tile New YorJ< Giants over the <liiCIIII Bearo, the St. Louis Cardinals beat the orrorPIU.Iburllh Steelera, 27-14, and Sonny J u r - gave tbe Waahlllilon RedJklnJI a17-17Ue with the San Franclseo Forty Nlners br throwing a four-yard TD pass In the last half-minute. , . result• loft Della• atop. the NFL's Capitol Dlv!Bion with a 3-0 mark, with the Redsklno .!_econd at 1-1-1. Loo AJWeles' 3,._ 0 mark heada the C<>ostal Dlvllion, allead of Atiuta and Blltlmore, who are even at 1..2. Cleveland, St. Louis and New York all are llad for the Cenlury lead with 2-1 marka and Minnesota, Detroit and In olher American Football League Sundey aetlon, HouJtlln beat Bu1ralo, 28-14, and Kanaos City whipped Denver, 26-13. In Salurday nillht somes, San Diego topped Cincinnati, 21-14, alii Ooklalll alii Miami pla7ed to a 20-20 tie. The OUera, who WIXI their third game In four storte, held Bu1ralo's 0. J. Simpson to just 27 yards In 13 earrles in hallllng the Bills their third los& agalnet one victory, Jan Stenerud bootod four field goals and Jim Kearney returned an Intercepted paso 60 yards for a touchdown as the Chiefs won for the third time In four outings. Third-string quar1'"'terback Mike Uvlngston, slarting In place of the injured Lon Dawson an:l Jacky Lee, turned In a line game for the Chiefs i""' w I t h 14 completions in 27 attempts for 21t yard&. Fullback Brad Hubbert nn tor three touchdowns, the last !""" breaking a !ourlh quarter Ue, as the <llargers knocked the Bongala out of first place In lhe 2-SHELF BOOKCASE Western Division Saturday St~o~rdy, slmpls lin. . . . . ideullur lh• nighl Hubbert's one-yard run fumlly room. b~room or d•n Mod• at 9:55 of the lira! porllll from quuUI~ wulnul flnl1h.d hord· proved decisive alii came after wood Adiu•toblt middle 1helf. Eo•r 28"' 1< 23" 11 9"' high. Hard· he had scamperad 24 yards on onembly wor~ included lhe previous pla,y. Reg . 1895 Rookie Karl K.remaer klci\Otl ' ' a 39-yard field aaill with 5:41 remaining to give the Dolphins their lie with Oakland. Doryle Lamonica threw two &eoring passes for the Raiders, who remained unbeaten In four games and took over firstplace In the Western Division. Kicker George Blanda of Ookland eatobllshed a league record by scoring In his 481h conaecutlve game. Green Bay are deadlocked fc.Central leed with 2-1 roeords. In Dallu' viclorJ,IWI1'11153 yarda for """ IOuc:bdown, added 38 more rul'hlnJ )'8~'\~s, cooq111 three pasaea for 71 •arda IIIII threw a tZ.yard~as- !!!J.!!J!f first half, ba(ore re11r1na to tile beneh with a minor foot brula. Morton ~ 14 oC 11 piiiOI far 261 yardl. Throe at Gobrlel'a touet.dt>M the - · ..... to Jack !lot. from 35, 24 and 74yardit-&Dd the Cl4ller waa 1D BID Truax, frorn one yard,....., Carmel News Mr. alii Mrs. Ewrott OUrt of Somerset, Ohio; Mr. and Mro. Sherman Clay of Buekeye LUe alii Artlnlr Ours or Hebron, Ohio, called oo Eunlo llrillker on a recent Thuraday. Ralph Lee callad on Mr. aat Mrs. Carl Offutt m aSulldly af. ternoon. FALL SALE Fireplace Supples that any room v " ./ • :;;. -·- --· 1. U8 ' RECORD CABINET te"snoger . . great lor tt.s whm. lumlly; loo. Mods rJ quollty woln~o~l hnbhed hardwood, Wllh 2 .tidIng door~ for totY '""' to alb..,.,, records. 27" •tJ· I/2""•15-1(2" hlgtl. Hurdware fur un11mbly ldegl lor •~~~~od R... 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Blod. wUh ""Dinut hcmdl• Reg. 1•.95 ........ ...... ····· ................... . . 12.95- 11.49 �> ' ·.· .. ., . ,, ,, '' ' ' ' ,. I ••• "\', ' '' '' ' .' .· ~ . . ' ·. '... ' . \ CLASS NAMES OFFICERS' ~ 1 Tho Junior Jllill llullloir ,; What 1 clld lllat aflei'DOOII wu, luckily, look out ~· wln· u our cat led four new kittens fr~m bebind the back steps. Tbts meant I had to !Qok for milk dishes and dow jtlllt spend a half-hour admiring her n.W babies. Then I wrote two letters-mosUy abouf the new kittens-and then I noticed a teddy bear wbo hjld been patiently W81ting for a week to have bil leg lewD tight. We still bad dessert for dinner because I DO tbtnk ahead for my family. 1 always keep lots of cubed jello In the refrigerator for emergencies. After all, who knows when there wUJ be new kittens or a chance for conversation or even a comet In tbe garden! World Community Day ochool ela81 a( the Mlddltport .: Flrlt lloptllt a.&rc:b hu ar. ~ pnlzed, •lectiDc lldM Dlldl. worth, prell<lont; Jcbn PI& Ill- ·,. e.r, vlee pre~ ll1b Hair• ·; man, treaaurer, IIIII lladlon ; ADthaqy' eecret&r7. ,.: t ·~ ) L Toy Party Planned By Bashon Ladies A toy PIIV ""'" aliiiiiiOd fOr matraior will also dlap~ o.t. 15 11 1 p.m/It tbe Ba- Quistmaa decorations. I; • • b lilian Fire J)eputlnont - - member Is BBked to lake a doz. quarlars wtMm fl1e Ladles Aux. eo cookies. Mrs. Jeen Trua- >•' 0,.• ..,. n.. Sot. r,.., e.._ lr Ap,.r-ot IAIY JUNE'S IE.AUTY. HOP lllary met Tburllllll Di1bL ..u )ll'lllldeci at the bus!De•• "' addition OthersAm there war~ i]i_. n__, .•· • fl1e clem- meet~ns. Mila Marpret Clrletoa; ·t o , . ,., nan ramaptJtwn I~--' lll < ._J"Kil• S ...,..J n-. Mrs. ~ :von Meter, Mrs. Holter. ~~~e~TN~s~sell:·~um~Mr:o.::~::!:":~:~::7::::::=:~ -It A-Tbe 86-ton Hoba Weot . 1 • t1J1 Johnaon, ~ Hradbury, Brenda F.dwa!'do. JenDifOJ' Goble, JUt1Y MeKnil!bt, Twlla Clatwortb)'. Jim TJo. Jelf 1)o, DosIe Walton and Mike Beebe • . rwu :!.· ·····.' . ' WRINGER W.A$HER . · · · ~;.,, ~ , -.- ........ . FINISHING SAME DAY SERVICE lnAI9-0UtAt5 llllp¥11Clfi1MI Us• O•t frn P• .. lnt Lot .......... a••• October 18th Lose 10 lbi.ln 10 days 01 Grapefnlt SO)V6 . mo~wo~n? , Diet . UNITED STA'IU OJ' AMDICA fJTAft OF OHIO OmcJI: 0'1 Till: SBCBftABY 01' S'J:ATll Club toMe$t Mldd(" ' ~orr~ Tho 'tuM CW> wW meet tltla ftalaa In tho · ~ room the Colunlbuo ..... . - Budtet PaJ Plan - INGELS FURNITURE 912·2&35 llddiiPOft, Ohio . ' lllelll . D&D MtAl QIST RIBUI OR "" ·~~~~:::~ ~ont;aq Son~crv:i~. ~or ~~~~~,;;;f:~--~~~~~:~~~~III'Yi ..'!!.. ""'!~ ful diet un_l 1 •ndlnt tltt Cftn11 Dltt Pllll ...., w• ......,•• being .clum~y;, ' • Y.ou .~e. thtte , There's' &q' much luxury · tildd!ih radio antm.' Endure ptusneii' lriterror ,VSr':· · '(et .aonnevill~tias ail the.peMfornla,U!f ,, '' ·''''~· stap~e. . , . .:;: · · · ' · Soun,d like ¥,9Ur sort Of . ., L.A. Colli. - · PELOSI'S . TAKE'I.IAKE PIZZA ,. I' ' , OHIO • I , ' J. "' .•' 216 1!. 2M.. , .......,. rj ·I Youth Fellowllblp. Refnahmenls were served followlns an -..ai meeting to the Rev. Max Donohue, San.. stone, found tn Southwest Mrlca In 1920. ) s· Pions for partlelpatloo In LIJmen'1 DIQ' at the H e a t h Unltod Methodlat Chureb wen made &tndiQ' evening b)' the Q:.-Whlch is the largest k!IOWII meteoriu? 1-o.- ..n\.EpORT. O. "''"~ �•' •• r1 • \ " .. LIOOAL NOTICE Tho Mary a Sldel'l 11&1m&n · real oolate will be offered lor ~led ,..,.,.,, will b nceho ... aalt at tho omce or~. Crow ~ th, y...,.,., Me....,lol H-.pltol, ,.... c-..mv. oht•., .... v........ a Porter, FrldQ, october 10, . . .erial MetpJilil., l.ca._d In 1869 at llo'doeh.ni. Tho Pr<>, . ..,._~, dhlo, «t Twe•d•Yt De• 21, 1969, ..,,11 12 o<lock perty OIIPr&laod !or ,2,000.00. """' E..ter~~ tlqlltht Tl•, ClfMI Cannot be oold ror lell than the • thot tl•• will t.. opeM41 , ,._ appraloed price, Alao hcusehold llely anti ,.all far the f~tm,~lne .. ,n ,.,.. ....1 raat.,'-' n~c..,., ao00S (oU houaehold aoOOio OX• for the c:onattYdlon of ,,. ..tonde4 e.. a!Uitlon to Y•~-· ,.._.,,, cbMI\1'8 stove, to be sold to the H••.P.ital. PofMroy, ()hl'o. A.ll work hlchest b I d d e rl. Hooaehold 1hall be done o~ecordlng to tM .._Inti ond s,.clflc:GtiOM o• aoodSOPpr&loed ot $25.00. James E. S\mpoon, Adminis~~ .-~d by Ecwl C. ttoY•• & A•• _ s.c:lotet, Architects, 630-6th trator of the Eslllte of Mary B. SttrNts, Port..,.outh Ohio. ••"! r Skiers 631•6th Stnet, Portsmouth, Ohio. I Upon deposit ol $50.00, which d.. posit will Lo refunded upon ,.. hWfl of bid documents in good con• dltlon within o period of fifteen cloys after opening of bids. ContMcl documenta will bo moiled :, ~ collect, upon wrltton request and .j.: HpcKit submltt.d. ~ All proposols must l:to ocC:Ofll• ponlod by a l:tld bond bcwnd In tho ~ Specifications ond oxocutocl b'i o "ondlng ct~M~pany llconsed by tho t • Stote of Ohio poyoblo to tho or • dor ol tho Ownor .ln on omovnt not ... lou than IJyo (5) " of tho ~;~mount af tho bids. 1ho bond or chock \ .,, sholl bo forfeited If tho bidder r, .. falls to ontor Into o coirtrilcf f;.o wllh •old owner. Tho bonds or chocks of the three lowest bide! ora j,. will bo hold until t,he eJiecvtlon of tho controct and the furnlslP ~"V of tho rogul•d performance ~ bond, a*ter wl.ich thoy will bo "" returned on don~and oft'" tho ._ bids oro canvau.d. A ,.rlormance band and a iab.- and mot•lol payment bOfld, hath 1 of 100" of the amount of tho cono • · trod, with sotlsfactory s..-..los, ' ' will bo Mqulrod lram tflo sue• :. couful bidden f• tho folthful , .. porfonnanco ol tho worl. fCM ooch 1 • contract owarded. 1 r ~ 1 • I : 1 t. t" a : r .•'• Bids ahall bo submiHed lo tho Owner only upan the pions and specifications that hovo boon obtalnH from tho office of tho · Archl..c:t. The right Is reurvod by tho ownM' to ro;oct an'i and all bids, 111nd no bidder may wltho draw his bid for o porlod of fort,-fl"t"O (45) days. : · 9/22 9/29 10/ 6 10113 4tc l! • ''• • : . .,., '· ·1" · ·~· "• --------------------LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE Of APPOINTMENT Coso No. 3)171 lstote of Voeto McCoy, Do~:ooso4 Hotlc:o Is heroby glvon that Sybil Klttlo of Gloust.r_, Ohio, has bNn 1J. .....Jntod tii!IOCutrl• of tho ottl ~:Y011ti MC"Coy;·- docoand, .of Mf4dloport, Molgs County, ... -· .' A . WINK TH' WHOLE NIGHT, Pomeror .,.,Co. 2 Of QUALITY Pill .. '1... ..... s .... , . • 3tc ........ ....tf.. ,,;:: ......... Oil. Dlr. lloo Tdoto Mot; ;, ~ E.IPEif · W!*l'lllpllltnt {~14),.9fZ·ZiB1 ............... POMEROY i. C_I,..Lioo For Rent TIIAILER. Roy Armes. Phone 992-3181. 9.30-tfc Fnllll llle'Lu1nstTrucll the Smolleat Con. 3 BED,ROOM booae and 2 bed· room &round Ooor apartment. Phone 949.3584, Aline Woo· ver. tlh1-3te -~ E. ·Main PoOtOtOy, Hooter ••I Estate For ILAOTNlRS For Sale o. Fastest ;)lfYice DAY or NIGHT ••• CAU RAWLINGS SERVICE sare RODNEY DOWNING Real Estate Broker Pholle 992-2342 l\!lddleport, Ohio _,_ 5-13-tfe Ph. 992-2143 -------------THREE ROOM apartment, com- ~or The ,.,,., a.. & ''" or Bulldoller Rldlator To -------- ------ OPEN EVE$. 8:00 P.M. I'OMI!IOY, OHIO $5.55 . .tGUARANTEED.PttONE 992·2094 Opo•lll6 Pomeroy Motor Co. THAT SLEEPs ALL DIW• AN' HOWLS ALL NIGHT wtth L_,... * ..., ,., ...... Sotvl"' Golllo 1.1111otlo1 1968 CHEVROLET - - - - - - - -- - -$2695 Impala 4 Door. I owner and only 12,000 mil01. Spotless clean interior, gold finish, good W.W. tires, factory air conditioned. kltomatic trans. Power steering, radio: 1960 VOLKSWAGEN -----------·---$395 2 Dr. Good tires. runs ou1 good. Radio. 1961 CORVAIR ---------------$295 St. Wagon. Good tires, clean interior. Automatic trans . Radio. .... MW 'l!.":.. - pletely modern with buUt-ln 196& SEWING machine uaed just a few limes, Mly equipped to kitchen, wall oven ond !able WANT AD Help Wamed INFOAM.t.TION top unit; olalnleao steel sink • ' - • makes button holn, DEADLINES with dlaposal unit, lariJI buth overcaat, appl\q110s alii ma111 SOMEONE to stay with invalid 5 p.m. Ooy Boforo Pvllllic•l ion alii large closets. Nicely decembroidery doa\Jns. Will Mondo, o.odliftO 9 •·~'~· lady during the day, Monday Conc•llotionl I Cor,.ctl..,s saerlllce !or only $34.40 cash orated. Call 992-2278 for 111'through Friday, 8 a.m. until Will '-'• occopt...l until 9 0.111. fat pointmenl a!ler 2 p.m. price or termo may be ar· 5 p.m. $20 week. Phone 992o• ., of P_.llcotlon 8-22-tfc REGULA liONS ranaecr. Pholle 99Z.U85. 7155. 11).5-3tc Tho P ... lis ... r ,.,.,..,. . tho ,._ht 9-311-6tc to ..lit or ro joct 0111' o4t d•o-cl .... tecllonal . The pultli•Mr will no1 DRIVERS NEEDED In this ar· FURNISIIED three room aport.Ito re1ponsll:tlo for MOI'O than one ea. Semi driven, local and mont, -er, newlydecorat- l HAVE 111110 real good televl· lncanod illlertlon. jlllal'lo olon IIIIo, Jim Adamo, 1,1111over the road. Ell)>erlence ed, 507 1\!lll St., 1\!lddleport. Tho Polls for sold Et.ctlon will RATES land, Ohio. PhCIIIO 742-f461. bo open at 6:30 o'doc:k A.M. and helpM but oot necessary. We PhCIIIe 99Z.2792. 8-22-tfc F*' Wol'lt A4 Sor•ico Mmaln o,.n vntll 6:30 o'clock Q..23.121c 5 cuts _ po~Word ,,. lniOftlol't will train you. Youcaneam - - - - - : - - - - - - - - P.M.. Eutern Standard Time of Minh"'"* Chof.. 7Sc •old day. over $4.12 per hour. For Ill'- TWO BEDROOM home living 12 contl por wor4 tlw" co•oc1.1• 1960 DODGE Dort e. Ideal work!y ardor of th• 8oord of plicaUon am interview write room. dining room, bau and tJyo lnsortlons . car, good condition, I ow Elections, of M.olgs ' ' c:el'lh p« Word sh ~ocuflvo Nationwide Safety Director, one bedroom carpeted, 764 County, Ohio prl~e. Thomas Ywov, 222W. Jnsortlont . Room 426,307 East 4th Street, BrowneD Ave., ll!lddleporL EMMETT G. WILL 25 por cut Dlu:o""' 011 peld eels Mam St.' PCIIleroy. · Chalrmoll ontl od• p~;~id within 10 ... ,.. transporlallon buildilll!, Cln- Ph. 99Z.9961 or 992-3035. DOROTHY M. JOHNSTON CARD OF THANK$ I OBITUARY clnnali, Ohio or phone 5138-24-tfc - - - - - - - - - - Clor" S1 .50 ffl' -so - d Mtnl111.,.. Eo . Doted October 1, 1969 241-5572. JIJ-6..2tc - - - - - - - - - - - - - tllllditiont~l word :Zc. Oct. 6, 13, 20, 27 AKC registered Brittany SpanBLIND ADS HOUSE, 2 bedroom furnished, Iel Politer Peps, 3 males, 3 Acldltio,..l 25c Cher .. ,.. a,;.,.,, limit three pewlo. AlsO 3 . tiSOIMIII. !emales. 8 weeks old, O<L ~. Male Help Wanted bedroom mobUe home, limit OFFICE HOUI$ P. J. Pooley. Phone 992-2f72 LEGAL NOTICE HYSELL USED cars. See HarI:JO o.~t~ . t1 ":00 , .•. 0.11, 3 people. Mand G Food Marbe!ore 4:30 or Ooeoter 985l1l0 a.m. to 12!00 N- S..uNo, old Hysell, Rutland, Ohio. "HOTICE OF ELECTION OM TAX ket, 3 mile• south of Middle3983 after 5 p.m. 1Q.S.3tc, port, HI. 7. LEVY IH EXCESS OF THE 1Q.S.3tc 10-3-31• TEN MILL L1MITATION Notice 8y ardor of tho Molgs County Hospital C~~~nmlulo11 and Vetorons Memorial Hospltol, Inc., ,otnoroy, Ohla 9/22 9/29 J0/3 10/13 41c ·I ' . I NOliCE Is "-eby jivon that In ~suance of a Roso uti an of the Counc:ll of tho Village of Syrocuso, Ohio. pc!ISSod on tho 12th day of S.ptPI"•• 1969, t . .re will bo ••bmlttotl to a voto of tho people of •old Vllloge at a GEHERA.L ELECTION to bo ...1d In tho VIllage of s,rocuse, Ohio, at tho rog•lor place of voting thof01n 1 on Tuosdoy, tho 4th day of NOYomber, 1969, the question of lev'ting, In e11c:U1 of the ton mill limitation, for tho benoflt ol SYfGCUI" 1/il• Ia to for the p-poso of Cuwent E11ponso1. Said tax bolnt1 a renewal of on existing lox of Thl'*• mills to run lor ·u.,. pan, en a rot• not ox· c:oodlng 3.0 milia for ooch one dollor of valuation, which amounts to Thlrt't Conts for eoch ono hund• red dollors of valuation, f01r F h•o . V •• • ,@) MOTICE Of ELECTION OM TAX LEVY IH EXCESS Of THE TEH MILL LIMITATION 1': ' ,. •" '. l Bargains -------------LEGAL NOTICE :. Hay•• & A.uoclotos, Architects, . :t. AI NT SLEPT Hayman, Middleport. 'ohio. 10.S, 111-6, 111-7 1 ' ., ' ·.:, L;.ti-AL 1101'lf~ UGAI, ..OTitl To 'aiDDIRI S.pa ... te tH'OfO.alrl will IJ. ,... dhed for General Worla; Electrfe col Work; Plulnhlno W...._; H.atlng, Ventilating and Air C.Mitlonl"t r Work; Elovotor Work; flttltol Cos.. 1 w•lr.; and La..,rtdry Equlp-nt. 1 1: Propa.ols sho.ll h sulunltted on \1 Prot~osol FOfll'l contai!Mid In tho ~ spedflcatlons ond oth• contftiCt 1'" docu-nts, which documents ON ~; on fila at the Hospital and ot tho 1.. oltlco ol the .t.rchlt«t, and . . I ~ OII'OI10ble to oil prot.poCtiYO bJ .... I' don. during hfUior offlcO houn ~ wntll tho closlntl of bids. , On• comploto sot of bid docu1 •· ments 1 lor tho p._..poso of biddlnt 1 be Gbtolned hrom Eorl C. ' may .. j~· _ _____________ DAY 992·2151 NIGHT 992·7324 R. H. Rawllnrs Sons MIDOLEPORT, OHIO 7 ROQM homo, 11h .1-_..'----'---.-,.--, acres lanl, 250 toot frontau · ·' all" on Slate Houle 12f In An ~AClOIJS ::":S:.!:.:~:::.e:.:: . OPEN .LET111' 10 iHE PUILK , SOmething . - hoi happened at WMPO. Soiiethlntl I'd like you to krlllw about. We have created a Public Affaire IJeparUnent.lt'apurpose Is to give our listener• Information abwttheactlvltles and ep-cCIIllng events of organizations ouch as yours. This meano that, with your •J help, more people \rill unPOl\!EROY DUPLEX ~th dersland more about your · sides rented at all lime , In grooci. And rm sure WMPO can help with YOIII' fund &ood condition, $7,250. ralalng drives, membe~ohlj) NEAR TUPPERS PLAINS - 6 drlvH, etc. acres, 4 acrea [Nilture with woo1d you or a member or water, renced, -ulllllng, · your groq> c<llllact me aooct1 chicken eoop, 5 hooae Ualng your voice or a voice with beoement, $2,000. from one of your mambero would be very ef!ectlve In a BUYERS ARE WAITING - We short recorded aiiiiCIUIIc.need 3 bedrocm homes, 1 or ment e~lalnll'8 the actlvl· GREEN BEANS, pick your own. 2 itory In aood areas. CALL ties of your organizailon. For Sale $1.50 bushel. Aedrow Croal, TODAY, wo will be glad to Any ruture evert yoo may SWEET POTATOES,$4bushel Lelart Falls. 10-3-121< discuss the sale of your home be pl8nnlng which lnvolwis Also acorn aquash, pumpkins, with you. the public wiD bo annoomced gourds, Indian coriL Bring 1~69 SKYIJNE mobile hCIIle, 3 HOMES • F ARli!S on WMPO b;y your sendlo1! a. conla\nera, Loeoted on HI. bedrooms, elqlllnded living LOTS • RENTALS card describlow the event. 338 In Lelarl Falls. Andrew room, take owr payments.: Looking forward to hearCross. 9-26-121<: Phone 247-2675. 11).3.3tc HEMRY CLELAND, Broker low CrCIIl you. Sincerely, Offlco-992·2259 POODLE PUPPIES. AKC Toy LARGE TOOL box lor pic~ mlnllture, $75 and .-,. Stud R... -992·~ truck. $50. N. E. Vanaman. · sei'ViCe anti groomlrw, Phone New Lima Rd., Rutland. · 992-5443. u-3-tfc 11).3.3tp -------------- --';-"----------- --------------: t:J. closet space, garage, recreation room, dty water. : j!aa, olec:trldty, wall to wall carpet In II~ iwm. Must ' ·- to appreciate. Phone ar'ter 5 p.m. ror IIIPOinlment 98:.22'18. 11-11-tfc ·-------------- -------------Clel . and Real"" ~~· -------------- -------------------- NOTICE Is hereby yiyon that In fnwevonco of o Reso vtlon of tho 8o~;~rd of T-nshlp Trustoos of tho Towns hlp of Otaft90, Moto• Covn• ty, Ohio, pauod on tho 2nd day of S.ptembor, 1969, thotro will bo sub• mltted to o ¥oto of tho pooplo of sold Orange Township at o GEH· fRAL ELECTION to bo Mid In tho Towns hlp of Orcmgo, Ohio, ot tt. roijvlor places of YOtint therein, on Tuesday, the 4th doy of NOYombor, 1969, tho question of levying, in ucou of tho ton mill limltotion 1 for tho boneflt of Qrongo Township f01r tho p..-poso of Cl.l'l'ont E,.pon•••· Sold tax bolng: on odclltlonol to• of 11:1 mill ta run for five .,-on ot a rata not uc.ocii"V ~ mill #or IICicl\ one dollar of .,.oluo• tlon, which amovntl to flvo c.nts for ooch ono hundnd dolton of ._,..Juatlon for Five 'I*!"• T-he. P:ohs~-for said. Sloctlon will ... O,.ft ot 6!30 o'~~:lock A.M. ond remoln opon until 6:30 o'clocil P.M. Eastern Standard Time of sold day. -------------- VACANCY !or two elderly pe<>plo. Prefer private paid pa- · tlents. Phone Mason, 7735185. )~C --- --- - -----TOM LEWis, water well drill· ing, Letart, W. Va. Phone 895-3802, 9-5-:IOtc 66 Chrvsler .... $2195 Wos s2295. Now York• 4 dr. H<M'd rop. All c:oncllllon.r. Orlg• lnol bloc~! finish lllo.e now. Spotlou ln•ide oM o\11 . F,.lly oqvlppod. 66 Pontiac .•••• $1695 Was $1795. LoMaM 2 dr. Hord - ------------- I WILL pick"' merchondlse and take to auction on a percent... age beals. Call Jim Adams, auctioneer, Rutland. Phone 74:1-4461. ""23-l!c ·horr··· Top. One of whore . Booutlfu soa-.. Pow•r a\llo, tran• · '66'• On)"' vin,l bucket •tOOling ond 64 Olds ......... $995 Wa• S1195. Dyno"'lc 88 4 dr • Hard l of. Beautiful red llnith with ol ¥1n'tl matching in• ~------------- lMEN WHY NOT JOIN US NE:Kr 11MEWfGOl room -------------- -------------- -------------- ---- ------ ---- -------------- JIM MEEs -------------- · ------------ -------------atet· · torlor. PS, PB & AT. ~'IJN~E!k,""'~; 1200 BALES or bay, lOO timo1, STEREO, Early Alherlcan SKATE-A·WAY SCHECULE thy, 800 mixed, 50 ceDis bale. eo, ndlo oomblnatiOOL Solid Back to School party, FridaY • PbCIIIO 992-6214. aLAmNARS slate unit, 4-speed cbenger. GEO. HOUTETTER, Broker RON'S FLOOR and tile, ~thOct. 3, free gUtfor everyone; ~"Ohio. BUICK PONTIAC Maple llnlsh. Balance due RT. 33 - 1 acre. Garage, chickHall""een party, Friday, Oct. _. Crodlton •• roqvirod to fila roOm and kitchen remodel•. GMC TRUCKS .tholr claims with sold flduc:l•y $88.50. Ull\ our time paymqnt 31. OpenWedneaday, Friday, 1m hoooe, cellar, 6 room low, smalladelltlono. COI1742REDUCE SAFE snd fast with •· w"hin lour months. POMEROY Br. ar1!ot of tho Boorcl of pliii: Calf 11§2.3352. . and S.llll'day, 7:30 to 10:30. 1' Dated this 24th day of Soptombor houle, $2,800, 5589. ~e ! octlons, of Molgs Gobese tablets and E-Vapora10-3-etc -----------~....:...... : . 1969. Available for partlesonM...; Co'"'ty, Qhlo ·•. ...."'"". tion pUla. Nelson Drul:s. ClG.o\RET'tt: velldiiW machllll·,, EMMETT G. WILL day, Tuesday, and Thursday JOHN C. BACON ""U.COtp . Chairman 1962 OLDS Woor HT with-· SYRACUSE - 7 rooms, 11k Actln1 probata Jvdg• and -.tee. ~~ Eodi;~ .' .. nights and Sallll'day ooid SU. @P.~OTHY M. JOHNSTON ol sal• County ' or brakn, - r ,oteer\111batho, 4 bedroOma, two 1~¥, 11, · MI!IIon, W, VL l'hone day ofter11011118. Phooe 985: Sopt. 29, Oct. 6, 13 -------~------Doted October '..r 1969 Ca1J .day 992-5131, nlaht 99:1..10,000. 77Wsd. r 6-9-tfc 6 ROOM HOOSE, 613 MDI St., 3929 or Chester 985-3585. Oc:t. 6, 13, 20, -.t.7 Mjcldleport, 11h blocks from 9-21-30tc 3173. . 10T't< RT. 338 - 7 rooma, .betb, bes... LIGAL NOTICE the paot o!llce. Inquire at439 ment, rumace, carport, $8,- SEPTIC ta.iks eleaioed. 1\!lUer. LEGAL NOTICE REVIVAL AT Rutland Freewill· NOTICE ON FILING Of Llndoln St. Sallltatlcin. .Steil'~ Ohio. Ph. 1957 FORD pick~~! truck ·Willi 6300 . . 1MYEHTORY ANO APPRA11EMI!HT NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX llapliat Onorch, September' 662-3113S. 21-12-Uc foot bed, good c:GIIIIItioll RolTho Stoto of Ohio. fl\olgs County ____ ____ . .; . _____ >- · LEVY 1M .XCESS Of THE 29 to October 12, 7:30 ·p.m., ,. . Probo.. Court land Searl''· Rutland. ~hone LETART - 5 rooms, beth, well, TEH MILL LIMIT AT10N Pastor, Paul Taylor. EWlDo AWNINGS, . atbrm dooro and 742-lo826. 10'5-&tP . To the E11oc:utor fill Admlnlstral., prap, pane\lns, rencod IC)t, SEE NEIGLER Bulldlow'SifiiJ NOTICE Is horeb'/ ylvon that In gelht, Norman Taylor. !!peof tho estate; to such of th• fol-o pursuance lor bul1d1q! your home. Call ' wln:tow•, carports, marof o Aeso utlon of tho ,7,000. lowing as oro rosldents of tho BaCII'd of Count/ Co.. mlssloners of dal slowlow. Everyone welGIIY Nelgler, Racine, 0. quees, blown and belt lnsulaBUILDING lots - • new Melli Stoto of Ohio, vla:-tho sur.olvlng th.• County o Meigs, Pome,.v. come. WW You Come? spoYSe, the nut of t.ln, tho bono• tloiL Elmer White, sales replllgh School. Call 99:1.-:ltf1. '=!' _ _ ,...... _ _ _ _ _ _ _3o2Arc __ _ RACINE - .6 rooma, betll, 3 Ohio, po•sod an the 12th do, of hclarln uncior tl. will; ond to 9-24-151p reiamatlve. 'For free esti10-5-31c bedroOm&, Ill• ruroace. Only Auoust, 1969, thoro will be sul:t• tho ottflllnoy or aHornoys reprooo mlttod to a vote of the ,aoplo ol mates, p Charles Llole, ' sentlnt any of tho afOfomontlonod Insurance sold Courlfy ot a GENERAL ELEC· $8,000 ,.,I OM: Syracuae. V. V, Johnson and TION to h,o J.hl In tho County of EXPERIENCED lnlerior and ex· AUTOMOmLE IDMtranee bi1a · Son, Inc. 5·1-tf~ . STEAM both outfit, wooim pa MoiQI, Ohio, at tho rogulor plocos Pol't'f RIChard Root, Middleport, terlor painting, roof, carpenPOl\!EROY ..i: 8 rooms, beth, 4 af Yotlng t+.oreln, on Tue•do~, th• cancelled'/ Loat your· ...a~ , ~··County, Ohio, Ho. 20,190· SMITH AuTO SALES, -----------heater. Ph- New 4th do' of Novombor, 1969, tho try and maSOIIl')' work. Jton. bedroom•. porcbea. OD1y ~.lor'o license? Call 99~ , question of levying, In u.coll of 1969 HOOVER wash\JI8madlllle 88Z.Z852. 111+'1\P • You oro horel:ty natlflod that tho IAHAUGA, OHIO nle Hubbard. Phone 992-2276 the mill llmltatlo·n. for tho 000. ln.. ntcwr and AppNis01nont of tho . 6-~ , Ill-· with lid In excellent condl· --~----------­ or after 6 p.m. 992-3511. boMIIt of Molg• Count~ f• tho o•tato · of tho aforomontloned, d.. tlon, $100. Pbene 949-3793. . 1963 RAli!BLER alatiCIII ' .....,.. purpose of tho malntononco and , ceo..d, late of sold County, was 11h1-12tp opOfatlan of schools, training con10.1claoolc, $250. Call 742.5123 MIDDLEI!ORT-' · • rooma;botll, flied In this Court. Sold Inventory For Rant tors Of work shops lot' tho 1110ntolly I artd Approlsom~tnt will ... lor hoo,.. -----------after 6P.JII. 11).6.3tc · rurnaca, 111011eno kitchen, 2 : fng bofoflll this Court o" ,.,. 16th Ntorded parsons • ROOF .Klo:PAIR 1111 rOIIlOIIIOISold tu belnQ: on oddltlanol taJI q; also Interior po\ntll'll and HARMONY AP ARTli!ENTS, fur- F1ELD GROWN CluiaaniJI&. ----------r~-• day of ()ctobor, 1969, ot 10:00 ~.pnp,.12,000. of 0.75 mills to run for flu yoon, • o'c:lock A.M. low, by coatra<L nlehed, 3 rooms, beth, priremodel mums ind mums, out In full TWO BEDROOM bloei hooae, · · • Anr. ponan ·de•l•i"l to file ... at o rato not e•coedfng 0.75 mills bloom. All coioro 50 cents hardwood a-a, birch "cabl- HELEN or VIRGIL TEAFORD for oaeh ono dallar of valuation, Free estimate. Pholle HZ. ftte parldov, Out of all Roods, ' copt n1 th.Nto muet file thom at which OMounh to Sovon ond one• l... t flvo do't• priOf to tho doto each. Heyrdda Ji1ower ShoD. nets alii. at.ove. Qoe~ter ani ASSOCIAtes · 992-3325 2806. We go anywhere. 3 blocks from post o!llce. half cent• for eac:h oM hvndNd 110t for koorlng. 248 111-tfc Mini Ajlartment, furnished, Glvon vnclor my hand and sool of dollars of •aluatlon, far Flvo Mason, W. Va. Phone 713T.P. w.wr aystem, , Rt. • . SYRACUSE 1 sold Caurt, this 25th day of S.p• ye•s· _ bedroom, kitchen, ba-th, 5147. six mUes fl'CIIII a.e~r. Ron• The Polls for sold E loctlon will ....... 1969. 10.1-tfc aid Oabotlle. Phone 885 335'3. be open at 6130 o'clock A.M. and BOB'S REDUCING Ssl"''-fnd porch. Suitable for one per-· '· 1"··-·- -------------.. main o,-n untU 6:30 o'clock JOHH C. BACON, Health center is ,_ open, soiL Private park!._. Call P.M. Eostorn StanciCII'd Time of Acting /udgo and ox-oH lclo r ·' 9 LID. to 5 p.m. by OIIPolnt. 992-5392 between 10 Llll. ..,S - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ----------Clor" o sold Court •old doy . ___ Buslness:Servlces , ly Jonot E. Mon-ls REMOVE EXCESS body Ould mont, 5 p.m. to 10p.m. noll'6 p.m. 9-28-tfc ly order of tho Boord of SHOP OUR THRIFT ' Deputy Clor" with Fluldex tablets. Ody BRAND NEW 3-lledrQDIII brick AlR CONDiTIONING, Eloctlons., J Molg• polntment necessary. Loeot· - - - - - - - - - - - - - ! Sept. 29, Oct. 6 home In 'fllppero I'Jalns ar· at!CIII oentce. Jack's Refrl• $L69 at Nelaon Drug. SHOP, 3rd FLOOR County, Ohio ed belOII' K and K Mobile FURNISHED and Wlfurnlahed ' • EMMeTT S. WILL -. bos bullt-\nklt.,.,.n, wired geratton, New HaYOIL PhCIIIO ""U-3otp , Chohraon Homes, P o I n I Plea san~ apartment&. Clore to tcllool ror stereo, 1111111...... <Mlr . 882.20'78•. @&~fTHY M. JOHNSTON Phone 675-2454 or 671>-4020. Phone H:l-5434. 111-18-tfc LEGAL NOTICE bongs, wall to wall carpetand 4-1-tfc 10-3-ll'c - - - - - - - - - - - - - - COAL, LUli!P, 111o sioker, Doted Octah• 1, 1969 Oct. 6, 13, 20, 27 NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX FURNISHED APARTMENT, 3 mine run. E'""'lalor Salt LIVY IN EXCESS Of THE rooms and bath, corner of · Worka, East MaiD Sl.·, PomYOUR TV aet bes a bad picture TIM MILL LIMITATION Cheater 98~8., · NA SERVICE. Pholie 992 • Third and caol Sts. , ll!lddleeroy. Phone 992-3891. LEGAL NOTICE blbe? Chuck can repair It and NOTICE Is horeby gl.,on that In 1G-5-71P 2522. ~10-tfc ..__ 8-13-tfe port. Phone 99Z.2780 or 992gueranlee It B r i n g It to ~'-"•nc• of o R01olutlon of tho NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX Council of tM 'lilloe- of Rodnol 3432. 9-30-tfc LEVY IH EXCESS OF THE Chuck's Audio, !52 ButterOhio, passed on tho 2nd day o lUNG trombone, aood con!ltlon. TIM MILL LIMITATION lilt, PCIIleroY- Ph,.,. 992 • July, ~969, thoro will lte submitted I:IEW, 1'IIR!;E bedroom col..,. Pbene 99:&.3787. ' li).54c · FOR lURE,- trencher water to o vote of tho people of laid TRAILER FOR rent, Brown'o NOT ICE Is hereby ,,.,.., that In 5080. 11!-5-tfc la1 dealped home,1'1l bolha, One, CHspOCJI dralN141D12 Vlll~tge ot a GENERAL ELECTION punuonc:o of a Reso utlan of tho Troller Park. MlnerovUie. to b• held in tho Vlllato of Ro· Board of Edvcotlon of the SoutMrn ceramic Wo, full boHment, CAMPERS and ~\'II trallero, wide. Paul Allllerioll. Ma-. c:lna, OMo, crt tho •outor ploce Loco! School District* Molgs PhCIIIO 992-3324. cOIIIICIInll IJllr&P, uti\IV BaniiOr alii CoDllo!emaJ. Low W, VL l'tlolliTIW788 altar of .,.,.int tt.roln, on Tuesday, tt. County, OhloO passed on the 20th Wanted .To BUJ 9.311-61c 4th lloy of HoYOmb•, 1969, tho day of June, 1969, theflll will bo room, air conditioned. Pbene p,rt~e, 10 perceht io 15 per- 3:3o « ·BfWt1t, Racine. CIIIIIA CABINETS, round taqvHtlon of lo.,ylng, In ••••• of sulunlttod t.a o yofe of tho po.opl• 11924fl54. th• ten mill limitation, for the of seld School Ols..,lct of • GEN• cent savl,.a. · Ccjme to Gaul's t-21-tfc blll, old cloekl; etc. Write STORAGE opacetor bolla, camTraUor S.lel._i ~ 9ai • __ ..,;:.,. _________.,._,, t.neflt al Roclno VIllage f« tt. EAAL ELECTION to bo hold fn pora, autoa, treUora. Phone purpose of pifovldlng and mol,. the SoutWn L~ol School Ots .. or oall M. D. l\!IUer, Rt. f, 3832. 'Two m1.-s .-111 11. c. c. 'BRADFORD, ~ot!OI!M" tolnlng fke aptXINtus, applloncos, trlet, Molgs County, Ohio, at H:!-2798 or -Dick Se)'ler. V--""'"-~------1'-0J~ )llloiie m.627L ACIJVM CLEANER, bralll new buildlnt•• u sitos thorofor, "' Ch11ter on Rt.l7. Watch for ~ S411'Ytce, .. 9-24-121<: _ .JI,;I&-f!c SCHRo• af wotor 1U9Piy · and moo regulor pi""· of vOting t~ln,: 1981 111Gdel. eomplete with on Tvt~~Ay, t.he, 4th day of .No••lois thtl,.f•, or tho ostot.lloho slcn left on c:$ont;y.Road 36. ~ 94~1 - -·· - . ..... Mf'lf orMI ,...lntononco of \Inn of vo-., 1969, tho quo1tlon of aU· clesnlnc tool&: l;maUpelnt 1o-W01c nact.nel Ohio Help Wanted f~ olfllrn tolqraph 011 tho poy1110nt lo•r.:::"l• In o•c. . l of tho ton mill cla,l:n&P, ahlpp\1'8, WW take ~~~ lon, for the boMflt af of ,.,manont, port-time « Yolv ... lhn -- . --~-- ...... FARM MANAGER, ablllb' to 10X52 TWO BEDROOM trailer, 5-1-tfc ,..,. fiNm.n or flro flthtlng co""' South...., LKGI School District f.22~shprlce ortermilfde- ,_. for tho p.,..pGsa of CUIMnl .•• ,.,... manaae 100 beef ...... 30 poniH to operot• th. same. atred. Pbooe 992-2685. r-----+------,_., aU p1 utllltlfo, waD tD w~ Sold to" bei"V: on additional carpel. 181 Locust St. Ph. 9-311-61<: brood - · · all crop prod,.. to• of 2 mills to rvn f• fl¥1 yoors, Sold ••• belnJJ: o r•~tew.l Of on at o tllfO nol oxcootdfnJ 2.0 mills oxlstl"l tax oaf fe\11' mills t• "'" tlan. 5a11:ry depend• oe aimH:l.-2818. , for ooch 'OM dollor of •oluatlon for a continuing perlort; crt o rota "· Contact W, D. Wwtalnson, whfch OII'IOunts to twenty cems f.; nat e•c""II'IO ,,0 mills fat each WALNUT aoll.dslateatereOwlth 504 Sand sL, Ravenswood, w. ooc:h ON hu11cWed dollars of •oluo one dal..r Of uluotlonl' which . 4-apeakera, kpeed aiiiODia· amounts to Fortr, Centl or ooc:h atlon, f01 FIn yo••. Vo., 26164, phone 304-273- 3 aOoM furnished op~J'Unenl, ·tic c~nger, Balanee due : T ... pells for •old Eloctlon will ono hun.... dol •• of voluatla~ 9529. 1~tp 1 H o.-n at 6:30 o'dock A.M. altd foro c:.MIIIwlng:· ~loti. utilities paid. 358 N. f67,30. Uoe oortlqlet!&YD'eril:· Tho .J'olle fH .. let Eloetlon wltl 1 ...V." opon until 6:30 o"c:lock St.. !lllddleporl. Phone 992 • I P.M. East•n "ondord Tl- of N .,on .t 6r30 o'cloc.lc. A.M• .and Call 992-3352. plan. Our nontavorite bean· P.•oln open ..mil 6:30 t o•cl"ocfc : 1.lfd cloy. 33f2. . 1114-6tc ...... _., P.M. Eaat•m •. Studard T ,,.. of hill somethlng tuw on uhl day. the menu l!llef'JI day, and ef I ctf.,.!.\..oftho...···"' lgs we wish II would supply c.~. vnlo enlor of "- h.td .t some clean .ot!U to reQd. TRAILER LOTS, Bob'o Mobile I Hfl'"!<'of Mtlio . , R,~~ITT G. WILL COUrt. Sjlracuao, j)ldo, on c•..,., ...... Deted OctoCf 1, rf69 . Slate R~ 12-l, PboM HZ. II. JOHNSTON fi'!~.t! G. WILL .oct. 6, 131 20, 27 2951. 8-11-tfc ROTNY II. JOHNSTON :• o . . 1 .. k . O<f. ~. 13, 20. 'f1 -------------- ---------------- -------------------- -------------------- -------------- ------------ -------·- ------- . ------------ -----------:;-- ______ -------------- IA11UI/2. -------------- · ~~~· ,.n ------------ '• ~- . -------------------- -------------- -------------- --------------- ---------,-------------r----- -------------- t._ ------------ - .... -------------- ------------- -------------eru . •r..,.., .. ! '@P.Jij;Y •r. l 1'" . ' -------------------- --- -------------- F-"' -------------- __ _ _________ ' DOWN 1. - boy 2. Beetle 3. Norwegian writer t . New: prolix 5. White- tailed bird 6.Gombo1 7. Trual 8. Kollem tltlo 9. White fur lO. Cboolea 18. Tiro 19. Haul~ 21. Bretze 23. Bank· rupt: JJlDd~®t!.:.:::r. -;tc liang Unscramble th... foor Jumbles. 2o&. Never one letter to each ~quare to growing o14 Bots. form four ordinar7 wo;ds. 211. Story with amoral DUBOT 26.whiBper 27.Mn. Nixon 29. Herd of wha.les 3l.SiiDJlng lnHcts 32. A.r\la\'8 stan4 33. Aseencl 3f. Speak 36. Portlhed 39. Sheltered SYSEM side tO.KetUe 41. JapaneM aash I 10 IWEWIM~ tx ::nl:=~:..t:.:: H~RISO~ ~~~re~ ____________ ------------- - I keeper 20. Forbid 1 LOJf ------------ -------------------- lii~r­ ...... t5.~C ---- ~ ~~ I-.. I ,.,.,._. . (A II • IUVI CUZT - =~ AUI 1 Nan IJ.• I ~ �., I '' -· '• .; '-"' ~ • ~ • •-"- - • ~ . , ..._._._ • .._,,.._ , _ _ .. , #0 r' ~ Thien Promises to Take Over Fighting SAIGON (U~ - President Nguyen Van Thleu aald todal · that "In order to help the u.s. auvommant with Its lntemal problema," South VIetnam Ia OOtermlned to replace tha.bulk ~ U.S. fiahtlng units In 1970. Thleu'a 70-mlrute opeech to• llle national assembly elluded ID thelnereaslng U.S. criticism ~ PresldentNixon'swarpollcy. Ho sald South VIetnam's allies "dm't lack ~ means, but of resolutlor•.'' . "We have to lessen llle heavy ined by the Allies," '11tleu aald. cortDrm to the U,S. P~ernment that we want to do U.S. fighting units in !970," he told the lawmaker&. Mentlona No Numbers He mentioned no rumbera, nor did he ldantlf)' what he C...oldered flshtlns units. The U.S. Command has aald before thel only about 100,000 ~ the 500,000 Gla In the war zone are actually Involved In combat. Thleu's speech foUowed the same lines as an Interview ~ Gleason his vice preitdent, Nguyen Coo Ky, publlliled In the United state• today. Ky aald the u.s. combat role 11011ld be lllded b,y tho end of !970, As he has done preylouoly, Thleu rejecte<l a coalition auvemment '111111 the Communlsta and said an unconditional eeaM.tire was GUt ~ the question. He said that some Allied · troops should remain in Vietn&ID "u long as a peace with guarantees hal not yet been restored and new Communist ''Today, we IU," " ••• In order tobelpllto U.S. auvemment with Ita Internal problems and mtnimJze the !llf!erlng borne the people of the United states we, the VletmmeAe people, are determlDed to replace llie bulk oftl-.e ·~:=:cx::::=:::::::::~:::::::::::;:~c:n 'f. I!!' r$1·~ SAIGON (U~ - PrellNguyen Van '11tleu said todaY Soullt VIetnam 18 willlng to discuss a cease-lire at the Paris Vletnsm Ialka, but he ruled oot BIIY lmmedlate, unconditional cease fire which has been urged In some quarters. 1lileu had aald previously the Saigon government wsa willing to dii!CUsS lliiJ' sltiject In Parla but his speech today concerning ialks about a cease..llre was considered less negetive than his oilier statements on the subject. I! was oot seen as an,y real ~y COL. MAURICE ROUSH, HUNTINGTON District E,.Pneer, U. S. Corps of Eqpneers, Jell, Genersl Wlllard Rq>er, Ohio Riwr Division E,.Pneer with the Corps, and~- Clarence E. Miller, right, unveiled this plaque to conchlle &mday's dedication of the Reedsvill~ Belleville Locks and Dam. They were speakers oo the program. Locks, Dam Dedicated ( Contiruled !rom Page I) Cong. Miller, also speaking briefly, stressed that the Reeds-ville-Belleville Locks and Dam are the result of years of solid planning and work and faith b)· many people. He commen::led the Corps, which, he said, is accomplishing wonders in bringing uOOer control the 980 miles of the Ohio. While many times geograph-ical boundaries cause enemies, Cong. Miller said, this has not been so with the Ohio Hiver. He cited the new locks aM dam as an example or how such a barrier has created friei'Kls and has provided the q>portWlity for residents of Ohio and West Virginia to work together. The new locks ard dam, as well as other planned projects of the Corps ot Engineers, will help provide a great future for young people an:l for America which must be preserved and move forward, Congressman Miller concluded. John E. Hagle, president of the Belpre Area Chamber of Commerce, presided on t h e speakers platform on behaJl of his chamber al'kl the Marietta Area Chamber ot Commerce and the Greater Parkersburg Chamber of Commerce, who joined forces to sponsor the dedication service. Among the numerous dignitaries introduced by Hagle were State Sen. Oakley Collins, Dis-trict Representative Ralph Welker, Colonel Maurice D. Roush, district e~neer of the Hwttington District, Corps of Engineers, and Roy Buck, local, lockmaster of the new locks ard dam. Dllfing the ceremonies a plaque was unveiled by Cong. Miller, Gen.· Rq>er and Col. Roush. Invocation was by the R e v, Lewis Hus sel, pastor of the ReedsVille Olurch of Christ, aM the benediction was by the Rev. Robert Marrer, rector ol Christ the King catholic student Center, Ohio University, Athens. The Natioml Anthem waa by tile Belpre High School Band. Cyclist ~:.:r::~::~::::::~:=:~:: Near to Showdown By RICK DUBROW HOLLYWOOD {UPI)-Jaclde Gleason's weekend CBS-TV series Is ~ratingatmaximwn efficiency- with - hlgllopowered attractions-in faci!W the new head..,. campetltion of NBC- TV in review TV's Andy Williams. NBC-TV's lrtentlon wlth Mr. Williams was to try to knock off the great Gleason, who has owned the early saturday night aoolence for some time now. And although It is early In the season. the lrdlcatlons are thai Mr Gl ' ula I"' l Ull · eason s~ r " ss as strong .. ever-maybe stronger. Not only Is Art Corney back agresolon Is at111 threatening this part ~ the"irorlcl " MustFI&tti .. "We (the Soullt Vlabwnese) don't have many solutlone to chooH ,. he said. ••we must fight and as long as neceslll')'.n '!be lqlalatora W""dod loudest at Thleu'sproclamallen that "ttlere is only one way for us, whleh late continue to Oght IJl Q!'!er I to safeguard •. our Independence, and democracy." He blamed the Jack of progress at the peaee Ialka in Paris on the "stubborn aUItude~ d. the Communists In demanding his overthrow and a part of themselves in the ~clslvely r.-., dley Su daY -~o~f~tbe~I~Oolb!~~l~l~so~m~e.~--------...:..---~ Flips Finklestein MEIGS TliEA TRE N. W. COMPTON, 0. D. OPTOMETRIST Robert Swick, Betty SWick, Mrs. Phyllis IJngjln, Betty Lor€streth, Roberta Knapp, Ted MI.. ner, Olarles Stanley, Jack Smltll, Patricia Smith, Olam Love, carolyn Caldwell, Cryatal Sheets, ::ileryl Cramer, Ralph Kmpp, Phyllis Gilkey, Louis Pasqlllle, Richard Gilkey, Norma Stanley alii: Larry Spencer, Kenneth Lolli&treth. TWO FORFEIT BONDS Two defendants eaeh forfeit. 1ng $25 bonds posted on intoxlcation charges Saturda;y night in the CCJUrt of Poll'l8J'01 Mayor Charles !_.- were Elrl Gorham, addresa nat reeorded, and Andy Sayre, Kanauga. game. INGA DIMINlSHING MIAMI (UPO - Hurricane lnia raced aw&¥ from I a n d areas into the open Atlanli< today where it was apected to hit cold air and gra4lall,y diminish. DIVORCE GRANTED CharloUe Louise Wickline has been grantedadlvorcefrom James Dana Wlddlne and restored her malclan name ~ r---------.. Rupe, In Meigs County Common Pleas Court. NEW YORK (UPI)-Jacque- . Une Onaasll, Irked when news photographers trl.od to snap her picture at the aexually e>pllelt Swedish fUm ••J Am CUrtoos (YelloW) stomped out d. the theater '&mday and lllpped a lenaman over her thltill to the ground ln a noat judo · •maneuver The ~apber, Mel Finkeloteln d. the New York l)ally News landed on his knees after tossed by the slim former first lad.Y. but manaaed to snap a picture~ her~ away. "That llrl can halldle bar· seat <l1r1Di tha ,...illoveralaf , movie to au to the lGanae, llle notloed the pholograpbara wa~ lng In the lobby. She liked tile 'lbe present rate .ordinance, which was adopted four years ago, expires Nov. 30, 19G9. Over the four yto~r period the rate 4ftcrea&e would be, for the average resi- Hlgb belni ...,.. T h e Pomeroy emergency squad answered a call at 11:10 p.m . SUndiQ' to the Elmer 91111 residence at Enterprlae. Mr. Still, who aufforod a poallble heart attack, wu tal<en to Veterlllll Memorlalllolpltal-.. he was admllled. . ,W ingett leading / ....... est. RC Drive Rob8rt Wlng<ott of Syracuse was announced as the 1970 fund drive chairman by the Meigs County American Red Crou Chapter board of directors In its monthly session in the car~ terla of Veterans Memorial Hospital Monday night. Wingett, editor an manager of the"Point Pleasant Register, has been a member of the Red Cr08s Chapter's board of dlreqton tlii past several Y!!llrs. Ccmlfill drive Ia nearly double the cullectloos In the immediate past drives. Discussion of W&¥s to obtain the assistance of grolll>• and 11>dhldlllls for thedri ve hlghllghted activity of the session. In other business, President Charles Gloeckner set Nov, 13, at 7:30 p.m. In the hospital cal· eterla, as the date and location for tho next msetlng. Blood Chairman V e r n o n NeaM@obted out that the next bloodllalibile visit wlll be !rom I to 6 ·p;m. on Oel '1:7. FREE GOLD CADILLAC It's Convenient! COllE AS YOU ARE! FURNITURE . 773-5592 HERMAN GRATE MASON, W.VA. TO BE GIVEN AWAY BY NELSON'S S••re•• Now y.u can register fREE at Nelson'• DH11 Tjcket1 ore ft.e when you ,.lilt. No purcflaM lo IIIOUU«Y• Noo4 Jt41t ~~ ,,. •.,.. .. win. co«~ploto rules .,. 1111 • ..,.. ,..te4 NELSON'S DRUG STOlE 208 E. MAIN . POMI!ROY FAST FRE,: DELIVERY SERVICE ... FARMERS BANI an4 SAVINGS CO. POfiii!ROY, OHIO .10-Minute ,,.. , ........ Cutt...,• I• Ow.LM . ) 4taa llopet ofgheno& folks dimmed ty pole. Damages to the len side ol the truck were medium. Down on the Whale Ranch SPRINGFIELD, Oblo(UPOArthur c. Clarke, Inventor of the communlealltnt.o and author of science satellite and fie- ·: Sensen~renner ",., 0 .,.. ..,. " "' L', 0 _, ·r-1 ·r, ;v 0 LJ ,-.--4 :r: :-:. Clarke told a WlttenbergUnl- · s .S . e m m · a c ll e 111 11 Bulinell, Admloltllratlon Ia now ~ly commllled 10 a course u! polltleal lltvolvement contrary to statadpurpoaeandCen. sreaaiGnal Intent. '11tla a~~ru~~t ~1' the :a~ :::.~::still~ ~ Ole•19 00 Set A eampalll!l workshop designed to pull tol!l!(her man,y of tbe small groups and lndividuals working for approval of the lll-year-<>ld voting age Issue will be held at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the Melge lllgh School In Middleport · State Senator Oakley Collins, chief sp:msor of the 19-yearold voting age amendment reaolutlon to be voted upon In Ohio oo Nov. 4, will attend and is expectedtobeginhisremarks about 8 p.m. Also attending the meeting will be Clark w. Wlcleman. columbus, executive director d. the "State Coalition for Vote !9." There will be oo admlsslon charge for the program. (C ont 1nued oo Page 8) By RICK DUBROW artistic son who Is loyal to the HOLLYWOOD (UP!)_" Appa- family and, his girl; and a male '--'-· full well Ho aald man aiiO could look family ln an ecOIIOIIIIcally to the ahead "to 1 worlcl In whleh depressed ooal-mini!W area of state ~ Utah natural meat lli'Oductlen lillY ila re1'ieul beeome a thiDg ~ the past be~ely llltpairad, eau.O ~the inelllc:lencleo" and West VIrginia. '!be prorluct!Dn would In -v - ..... _ be ~ that ''Witalo randllna and llllh ls ,_. _ ..• of the "CBi Playhouse" .--lrreiJIIIIIIible as llle partisan berdltil'' would be Common. series of apaclals. Jets ~ those now cott1ro111ng He predleted mlero.l>lolutllThe prlnelpal characters Inthe affair~ 11 SBA. eaJ enillneerlne waidd eventual. elude a decent tatller who 1y tum Inedible Dlltariala, ..eb pre!en to steal coal fr(tlll the "I wjab to upreos public- u Jlilroloum · J111)11ucts, into mine where he once worked ly IIIJ. deep appreclatlon to the food. rather than ge on welfAre; his .career emplo,y- IJI. II!• .eo. lwnbua R..._l omc. w b 0 fl..~ eaeeij;';;;':. SIIA perllftlOI and program that IIQ' develllPmento leod Ill the ob- cltlzeno ~ the vloua 0011elulllon that the Smell 110111c1 be TV ltsell In ahort, the Ingredients are here for a drama of truly excoptlooal ~ature, especially with the aldlled Earl Hamner Jr. as author of the 90-mlnute orlglml "~chiao A utumn" has, In lllct, many worlhwhUo mcmenta, and an elroet 11 a whole, but It could have been c:onslderably ~r (Coltlnued OOJI8&88 ) Pi• • s p 1 . ,.,."'""'wWI;1"e~~ - ~er,~,-~ :'.:..:s~t~~~~~~~ · . CIJI~ "'J.;ter upper lanned II lli!Bb the Gpei'Jitldu at SBA Under the nof. fl~}"f,~~ 1n the best Jn. oat.. ... m.· f.pey. or Ue ...... hell. Sllleo to te• W t!Je ·re, IJI. SIIA: par-..1 . hal DQt bien·acknow- c .....It 1D t!Je .Ad. ·did !i&''>~l G~croo 'petmla- roi- , .. .. I the . ~ IJI. the Jillt 19 ~ -.elation ID- lbe-lillndhd. ~­ l TEN CENTS .!' >( ' 0 () II I I I Il REAllY TO DIG IN fUR SPRING are these !l+ndwa IJI.. Middleport Junior Girl Seont Troop 39whoareplctured at the Middleport Village Hall Monlay eve~ as they prepared to plant tulip bulba In a planting area near the water omce. Mrs. Roscoe Wise Is Ieeder of the troq>. Beat... . Of By Bob Hoejlkh ~ . a'J1/'1zg t if ze .<conthinuedon;,ha' • ~ I Ransacks nuomn• j ~ ies c4. calls was received about 12:30 p.m. reporting ertlcletl stolen from homes. According to the rOJ>Orle, the thief ls possibly the same man . 110011 who committed similar erlmeo : Robert llartenbach's last week In Mason CoonQo• Dept said the first of a serThe robberies are believed to bave been eommltted "b,y a - · neatly dressed man who drives a late . - 1 car. He _.-entty goes to the door ~• bouse and If 110 one anawnt the door, enters, and proeeedi about his bullineaa. It Is bella¥. ed be operates In daylight. Amctl1g itema reporlachllol• Mmday afternopn b,y nine .... were re-eord played. IIUIIS, Mwlng machines, pcmable r'adloa and jewelry. . The first liome entered at Five l'lllnt& Clll Raute 7• Appllanees and -aonal proper\)', includlngrecordplayers and sewing machines, were stolen from at least nine Meigs County homes Monday alter- knr lewspaperability: PlltlagtlltWII'IIIIIFOCUI. 1-• e..-. and·btienr h·u · illlb' ' ~ .oolr Galee ·tba level -ve~ liilr . plcilicrorpc;stmim- f.·~ .•. --'1\i~u~. ~tel dlllpnlly ·~ l CIOIIdY Wodce ~ aholrera, the service have not been successful. Residents who are looklaa forward' to the secvlce can ksrdly help but wonder why It isn't forthcoming. The followillt communication from the Natloml Coble TolevisiQn Assn., Inc., might help clarl(f the picture: , . 2JI!II:Ioal• &lreJ&ed Ill!' ooed , "Wa~on, D. c. - In this city .wherelt'• often dif!leUJt 1M liuppol't"OIIatwo.mlll· fl,.. · lodlstll\t!Uilll-...,tfromflctHIIHher.. iunold ..1171tw'lcloftll01,. levy to be voted upon in Ra- who writes the laws, so 1~ as I can write the regulatiDill'. dne at the Nov. 4 eleetfon. ''For the young cable television industry, the fact In that Taxes to pay for tbe fire bonds statement has become all tooiU)parent. Congreuhasyet to write have been collected in full, its first law coveriJV cable television but the Federal CommuniIt was reported, and councU cations Commission has written plenty of regulations. hopes to continue a lund for a "And if you have been wonderli\1! why CATV has oot made new truck Ln order to have its debut in your local community, there's a good chance one of money available when needed those FCC regulations is the answer. rather than to have to issue ••When CATV firsl cameintobeinginl950in the rural areas bonds. The village has an $4, - of Pennsylvania, a community antenna was erected to pick TV 800 surplus from the Ore bonds station signals from the air. Thesesignalswerethen fed to borneo lUnd for future uses, lt was re- via a coal(ial cable, inmanycasesassuringthe coontry folks bet.ported. The new tax wUl amoont ter reception and more choice in channels than their city couto 20 cents of eaeh $100 worth sins. of proper\)' valuatloo. "In those early years all a CATV system owner had to face Council dtscu88ed Halloween was permission from the city council to hook 1.Q> homes. Then in and it was agrsed that the an- 1959 the FCC issued its first regulations covering the cable tole111a1 "trick or treat" night vision industry and the troubles really began. will be held from 6 to 8 p.m. ''Gradually, FCC regulations on CATV became more and on the same evening as neigh.. more restrictive. Court cases ensued alli CATV won some, lost boring communities, the date to some. But tn one remarkable Stllreme Court case, which CATV be amouneed. won, It msde no difference. n was reported that three "This was the case involving CATV's copyright liability. In new mercury street lights have this fairly technical case, the U. S. ~reme Court ruled that been added, making a total of CATV simply was a superior means or receiving television sig57. nals and imividual CATV systems were not liable tor the payRacelpts for the month to- mentor copyright royalties for the programs picked. taled $982.56. The total bal"However, on Dec. 13, 1968, the FCC ignored that ~reme ance in all funds, Mrs. Mae Court ruling and wrote regulations which in effect revised the Cleland, clerk,reportedls$10,- Coort's decision and virtualb lroze the CATV Industry where it 805.14. Cuuncll President Lar- Is. ~ Wolfe prellded. "That, a ceord.1ng to cong. sam ue1 Stratton of New york, may ., verslt;y group Mmtlol man lachlan Autlllllli," a CBS-TV Vista worker who tries to turn eventually will - c t lntelll- drama that airs tonight, Is a the son's skills into a tool that 11!1J11 extra.tarreiiiW life. topical play about a proud could help the area s14>port . ~ =~m:.:.'!ar great- M lo lower 881 · ,.~ 0 ::u;u~·:;.~~"":':!~~ CBS Drama Has PromiseD Charges D At cDol: tic•.s R iddl•. .ng S'DLt. plore the background ~ recent rectlve to me, v a.m. Monlay a truck 11 . drlven by Frank J. Dill, Pome;o;., ~oute 3 ~god.:;:' ta oute.l ' ooe m e 110 of Route 7· The sheriff aald DID lost co~ trol when a Ure blew out, MUsIIW the vehi<le to go to the len of the road alll strike a utili- w. ... WOrk Sh 0p At Os (• ~ recent meeting on sewerage and Industrial prospects was Plill Lavelle of the District Economic Development Adminlotratlon office. . =Y~eported In fair condition .. (") Fire contracts have been re. _.,.. with &ltton, Letart and Lebanon townships eUectlve Whether cable television can be successful in Pomeroy and Oel 6 by Racine council. Middleport from a subscriber standpoint Is yet to be determined. Speaking briefly during the Hhwever, so Car, despite a coupleoftries,ettorta to provide '. · '' · .- ' ==~-:!a ~o:=-lzed~:; WASHINGTON - THE NIXON ADMINISTRATION restored fedenl fund allgiblllly to two segregated Mlsslsalppl sehooldtstrlcts several weeks after Vice Preslclent Spiro T. Agnew angrily charged they should oot be denied hurricane dlaaater ald. The two are Bay st. Louis Mu!llcipal Separate Sehool Districts and stone County schools. A spokesman for the Department of Health, Education and Welfare (HEW) omce lor Clvll Rights sald Bay st. Louis and Stone County both are ~ steps to desegregate and Intend to COIJ1llete desegregation by next !aiL · us· I Concluded _1. - -- bade in favor ncent tranlfer dire<- Ao!DW11~1>11' .IJI. Ptelld,nta Qulc~! i10nhonHoute1. ~-begun, 1111' CLEVELAND - ROGER WILKINS, social development program officer for the Ford Foundatlm, caid today hope fur an Improved future for the nation's urban gnetto residents no l~ exists. GOING, GONE LEGrr "After a decade ol clvU 1'18hla activity all over this coontry ATLANTIC CITY, N. J.(U~ there has been a leveling orr of acc<IIIIPiltlbment and a retrench- All but 15 ~ lite nation's ment by the Nixoo admlnlstntlon," WUldns told the Ohio PiaJ>. crime syndicate bosses nlng Conference here• .,The thrust of blacks is not as clear as baY>) branched out into legitifive years ago," he said. u'Jbe reasons !or distrust arxl urt.ap.. mate business, according to pioess are just Ute same. The reasons !or hope are no longer Internal Revem1e Commlss!Dn(Continued on JI8&B 8) · er Randal Thrower. ll!l THE SPECIAL SAVINGS GOOD FURNITURE AND APPLIANCES ~,..INFECTIOttS H~ATITISe-the ~ dUtride oft lbe Contracts tenbach reported.car drhen by A westbound Elsie MayBarmart, , Middle65 port Route 1, pulled !rom the county road lito the path of a car driven byRichardKeljbJof. tors·. 24 . Coalt:OII ··-nnr Both·the Pomeroy •nd Mlddle• In tl1e area; The emire sq\Bd, along with fwr marmgers, seven coach- .POrt emergency unlta; were JIJIJ'J1'ho 1910 1\ind drive was es, a trainer and the sct.lol' • director of sports information mooed to the scene. However, ocheduled In the first woek of have contracted the disease, an intlammationofthellver. So far, Mareh, National Red Cross no one else among the college's 2,300 students has been affeet- the two drivers were taken to Veterans Memorial HoiiPIIal by Month, and a goal of $3,500 has ed. All games have been canceled. private vehicles before the been sel The goal for the 111>squads arrived. Jeffers was the aceney . ,lfltDday wllll ·a blut at the Nix,,;,!*J Admlolllratlon. . ';-;. stahmlltHollowo: · Oclulier 1$, 1969 Illball It's ~ Two cars were demolished aDd two drivers injured tn an accident at 4:35p.m. Monday on · State RouteRood 7 at the liter ln thesection or County Brad5 bury area, Sherif! Robert liar- .HepolitU feU. whole grid lfluad )VORCESTER, ' li1liliO.Y Is needed to balance due oo the fire truck and equipment. The Initial cost ~ the truck was $21,000. Revenue received from the" one mll1 tu levy for operation and mainialning the fire ilepartment, plus $5,000 made by the Oremen from donations and chicken barbecues, and the $6,000 to be borrowed wiD pay oft the lndebtedneaa. Council voted 1o transfer $1,562.50 from tile parking lot meter fund to the apeeial street bond retirement fund. CouncU al10 accepted the ma,yor's report for Septem. ber. The village's share Is $592.20. A property owner on Nye Ave. asked councU to Investigate a 1'18ht.ut.way at the entrance of his driveway oft Nye Ave. '!be matter was referred to lite pollee depart.. ment. Las Fultz, eouncil presldanl, Informed members of a reQJ.est from Mrs. B e n Neutzllng, Maple st., that council oonsld. er pUlling hot mix on the street In front ~ her home. Council took no action. Attending the Monday night meeting were Mayor Charles Lep.r, Fultz, Rizer, Reuter, Don Collins, Lucien Poulin, Jane Wallal, clerk, and Elma Russell, treasurer. 2 ·Hurt On Rt. 7 SAIGON - THE TOP U.S. MIUTARY MAN said today the United States will haw tokeeptroc~»sinVlet~am 4 'for s(Bile time to come". U.S. ln1Bntrymen kllled 19 Communist troops in a light day of fighting.. Gen. Earle G. Wheeler, chairman of the U.S. Joint Olle!s of Staff, sald he sbared President Nguyen Van Thleu's hope most U.S. troops coulcl be withdrawn by the end of next year. But he warned aplnst haste. uwe would like to reduce the raunber of our forces here as rapidly as we can, with prndence and safety, while maintaining our ~bUlty to gain our objectives in Southeast Asia," Wheeler sald. "We woulclhavetocontiN~Btos!lPportour South VIetnamese allies tor some time to come," he said ''I would not venture to prognostleate at this time to what degree Preoldent Thleu's hope can be realized.,. H. ,~...~-~~r ·r~ · seeobn"toda,y," bel1!ly tfi'o weeks after It or (itlior Oriam~tlons and clubs the 75-member Hoi~ Cross football ~. , YOU MAY liN A1970 The · By United PreAs lnlerratloml Vaetnam lroopl pullout indejinile .L. ,. buwecl O!lt NELSON'S PRESCRIPTION DRUG STORES dential consumer, $41.28 for the frur year period, $10.32 per 1ear or 86 cents per month, CasseU tllld. Cost of service ill the basis for the lnerease, Caaoell Btated. A $;! monthly minimum customer eharge Ia made on gas serv. leo wi11<h aCiually coot the so• company $9.17 to SUWiy and maintain, Cassell said. The matter was referred to the uWity conunlllee lor study. Serving on this com. mltloe are CounclltDen Franklin Rizer, Roy Reuter and Bob Hysell. In oilier . bullness c:ounell approved two resolutions enabling It 1o borrow $6,000 from the bood retlreiiUI!It fund for a perlod q( three years at four par cent Inter- CANDIDATES FOR QUEEN AND COORT - Ilurlqr ceromcdea at Southern !!ehool Friday ew~ one of three Mndldates wiJJ be erowned homBC<mlng queen at Racine football stadium. Pre-game festivities will bosln at 7:30 and at 8 p.m. tllO Southern ball aquad wiD Pia¥ Hannan Trace. candidates for queen are, beck row I tor, Irene COOper, claUilftter of Mr. and Mrs. Clem ~er, Syracuse; Brenda Holman, daughter ol Mr. and Mrs. George Holman, Syraeuse, and Mickey Wolfe, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tcm Wolfe, Raclno. Attendinta, left lo ri&llt. front, Patsy Sayre, clau&bter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert K. Sayre, RaCifllll Terry Aah, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Ash, Minersville; and Rita Salser, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Junior Salser, Ractno. a COLUMBUS - Rlehard c. Ssnoed>remer, director ~the ~s Regkinal Oftlee of •tbe Small BuiiDon Admlnlatra- EL~ER STILL STRICKEN :1- •1: TUESDAY. OCTOBER 7, 1969 ,, ...- Tom Cassell, manager d. Columbia Gas Company, asked !Vtnero.V counell Mmday night to 0011slder a new natural gas rate ordinance, which would Increase the rate llx tenths ~ a eent per 100 cuble feet over that of the existing contract. ~ b. .-< ·( ........ >l&llt (ciiJ b, itr . ,..j. ' Ins• LCJllr .,...__.-· ··~ I . .<: ~ Council Facing Gas Rate Boost aam, PleaAnt . - Pow Wow Successful 0 • 0 VALERIE RAINEY, 1 vbaeloua blctllda wilt dult brown eyes, claUilftter ol Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Cl8Jllpoll• Fert1' reigned FridaJ" night .. Polril JUa1i School's l;lomecoml!W Queen at halltlmo coremonlei mllcl wllll · - • the welt IIIII In t h e - 111!1 u'"' ,.c .::::: ..... ,::, •ke El..rfelds in P•aeroy your S~oppiag (eater Wearing 1pparel for your lo•iiY .... F•r•lshin1s for your Ho••· First Annual MGM ff) -~ POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO VOL XXII NO. 120 !her ~ Devoted To 77ae lntetwt. Of17ae Meiga•MOIOn Area with Gleason as they continue Tuesday at 1 p.m. from the to be the best cmtedy team In Mrs. Ida J. Swadley, 94, liar- Ralguel Funeral llome In liarThe ineldent was the !orlller NEWS BLACKED OUT American show buslnoss today, rlavWe, W, Va,, died &mdey riJvllle with tho Rev. Jobn L. Mrs. Jobn F. Kemeclt• seeolld Admissions and dlschergea but their adventures In "The In Camden Clark llooplial, Hobert officiating. Burial serape wUIIJtbotograplterolfllllat Meigs Generallloapltal will Honeymooners" sketches- now Parkersburg, following an ex- be In Moyers Cemetery. ln a few clays. not be released IDIW further eXIIIlnded to full musical hours tended Illness. ooti~. Reasons. for not per- _have been given a fresh Mrs. Swadley was born Feb. r-----------------~--., mltting publication d. hospital location after their fictitious 28, 1875 In Rltehle Cotudy, the activities will oot be dlaeloe- wlnni!W 01 a trip to Hollywood. daughter of the late Asbury ltd, a spokesman aald. Furthermore, the Gleason and Mary Simmons Zlckecalllp, perhaps because or the loose. Sie was atrlllated with Williams competition, has mu.. the Methodist Church. e1ed 141 on major guest stars &lrvivors Include fmr sons. ror "The Honeymooners"-with Fred, Charleston; GQy, MlddleBing Crosb1 and Meureen port, and Clyde and Claude, O'Hara participating this past of Harrirvllle; foor daughters, weekend, and carol Lawrence Mrs. Earl (Rettie) WU1101t, and the Baja Marimba Band Belle, W, Va.; Mrs. Harley appearli\1! this comlfill Sunday (Madia) Swan, Copi.YIIIo; M!'l. l!oy Scouto •erving as Den in an episode set In Mexico. LDa WUsoo and Mro. LJm(NaChiefs were Tcm Crisp, Troop On his season Premiere. omi) Britton, Parkersburg; two 239; Fred Fraley, Troop 200; Gleason outpointed WU!Iams, slaters, Mrs. Della Cos, MidRobert and James Council, who had a week head-start on dlebourne, W, VL, and M r a. Troop 239; Mike Swick, Troop him, by a tremendous margin Nettle llall, Charleston; 12 239 and Mike Kmpp, Troop 239. ln the ratings. This was not Nursery atteOOants were Debexactly a ratr assessment of bie Parsons, Patty aBi LiOO& Carman, Pam Misner, Susan their relative strength, because Jeffers, Marlon Matusewtcz and apparently one quarter · ot Williams' show was obliterated Barbara Dixon. The following completed the from Boston to Denver by the latter part of an NBC-TV Cub Leaders Pow Waw: Paul F. Fraley, NormanYeau- baseball game between the Los ger, Nancy Beaver, Norma Wil- Angeles Dodgers and san cox, Mrs. Richard Owen,J udith F_rancisco Giants. Nevertheless, Gleason figures to remain a Spencer, J citn Fultz, Mary Lee McDade, Freda Clark, Gertrude ratings power. It is one tiling to be admired. Borden, Ernesteen Mundall, A lot of performers are Corliss Miller, LiMa Hill, Jan. admired. But when a pertormer et Stoke, Sarah Carman, Sharhas earned a£fection aa well as lene Dixon, Margaret Powell, aOOience admiration-as GleaMrs. Phyllis O'Brien, Joe Thompson, Dorothy Thompson, son has- he is at the top of the (Continued frmn Page I) Rupe, headed west on Rt. 554 in Bidwell, came to a sharp right curve, went straight irP stead, and his car hit the railroad tracks. The impact was so great that one rail of the track was torn loose from 36 ties. The rail was bent out of line about eight The First Annual Cub Scout inches, boWed toward the par- Leaders Pow WaN, held Saturallel rail. There was also heavy day at Kyger Creek H I g h damage to the 1968 Valiant's left School, proved successful acfront alkl radiator. cording to GarlaOO Parr:~ons, Rupe lett the scene of the ac~ Meigs- Gallia- Mason District cident al'kl £or a while eluded Leadership Training Chairman, the patrol and the Gallia Coun- an:l general chairman of the ty Sheri£rs Department. Sher- three-county event. ifrs deputies assisted the paApproximately 130 persons trol in the search. ~e, who participated in the all~y prosuffered a broken tooth in the gram. accident, was later apprehendDuring the morning session, ed on Rt. 554 headed back t<>- pack administration was con-. ducted ·un:Jer the directi6n o( ward Bidwell The patrol investigated an ac- Lyle Dunsmore aOO L a r r y cident at 11:05 a. m. Sunday on Spencer. Crafts were under the George's Creek Rd., three alii direction oC Donna Misner and REV. FOSDICK DIES NEW YORK (UPQ - To one-tenth miles east of the JoAnna Council. friends he was "the minister Bulaville-Porter fld. No one During the Blue and G o I d emeritus of all America" - to was injured. Banquet at noort, Paw WrJW staff Qfficers said that Early Hay- members presented a skit tihls foes, the "'Jesse James of the theological world.'' Rev. man, 36, Rt. 2 Gallipolis, head- tled, "The MeUerdrama!' Harry Emersoo Fosdick, the ed east, met an unidentified Mrs. Misner was presented llberal first pastor of River- westbound car tn the mkldle of a Den Leader Training Award side Chlrch for two decades the rOBd. To avoid a collision, to ({)en afternoon activities. until reUrement in 19W, died Hayman went off the right side The Webelos of Tom Metcalf In a Bronxville, N.Y. hospital o( the road, ran into a fence presented a number of songs, &mday night at the age of 91. owned by cameron 5ands and !allowed by games under the diknocked da.vn a mall box owned rection of Mrs. Evie Hall. asby llohert Fisher, both of Rt. 1 sisted by Judith Spencer. Other Gallipolis. There was moder- skits arxJ ceremonies were urP ate damage to the car. No one der the direction of Tom casTonight and Tuesday was injured. sell. October 6-7 Sondra K. Veith, 25, Rl !, This is the first time the Pow Wow was ever held in the disCheshire, told officers another Walt Disney's car crowded her causing her to trict. In previous years, the "THE LOVE BUG" wreck her car at 6:15 p.m. Sat- event bas been held In Hunting(T echnicolor) urday on Turkey Run Rd., six- ton, W. Va. Dean jones Michele Lee Members of the !969 MGM tenths of a mile west of Rt. DISNEY CARTOONS: 554. Brotherbat; Dodastronat Pow Wow committee are: Mrs. Veith's car went out of Hudbee~ch; Grows General chairman, Garlard control In loose gravel and off Parsons; promotion and publicThere a Tre• the left side ofthe road, through ity, Hobart Wilson, Jr.; regisAdmi .. ion: $1.00 Adults; 60c Children a fence aOO over an embank- tration, Chadds and Evie Hall; ment. There was minor damage midway and display, Lyle DunsSHOW STARTS 7 PM to the car. No one was itUured. more and Larry Spencer; skit& and ceremonies, Tom casselL Blue and Gold, Naomi Parsoris; songs and games, Evie Hall and Joolth Spencer: crafll, Donna Misner and JoAnna eour.. ell: Webeloes Den activities, OFFICE HOUR5 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO 5 (CLOSE AT Tom Metcalf. NOON ON THURS.)-EAST COURT ST .• POMEROY at y Tho hellbender, a large, voraclout, aquatic salamander, Ill oecaalonally cau&bt taking bolt oft Dlhlni lines, III&IIIPr to make 11teDi lea~ and, as Finkelstein tl!lld. "Wt were aJreaclY Ieavins. W• claclded we 1IOIIld ...,.... at discreet dlotance." But, FlllkelstelD tl!lld. Mr~o Onasala followed them lilt ~ the lobby. Walking llx feet GUt Salam P~ernmenl ~ her W&¥, he aald, lhe 1111111 "I will neveragreetodlscuos grandeh11dren, and 21 great - for him and hit him '111111 what any coalition IIOYemment with grandehlldren. he eelled the "judo trick.'' the Conununlats," aald '11tlou. She was preceded In dealll ''She grabbed IllY rl&lttwrlat. put her oilier hand en - · left ~;L__ by her husband, Luther: two ·. a i:JW8 . Loris and Alpha: three elbow, put lilt her left lq, litld brothers. and two sisters. nlopacl me over her ~blab." 'e8 0 Funeral services will buheld ael!," be said. Jd Di • enttne·~ • ·Now You Know w1n JOHN E. HAGLE,prealdatt fA the Belpre Chamber of Commerce, was master of ceremonies. I ·,'·'' .... wraelt- . ID lili. · -~IIJ . :0.. ..,· l!-:;~7~:.:::: tlUlltCI. ;y...:, � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 6, 1969 swadley zicklefoose