https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/64db14b29caa0909de698e76603e6e6a.pdf 39b791ae34c975a85f81d030b03c94ec PDF Text Text .... \ .I ···, a_ The Dat~ Sentinel, Pomeroy-M1ddl- o., Tuellday, Oelober 7, 1869 News ••• in Brie IS· (Continued fr<lm - e 1) ~ 41: · th " ere. · GP.n. Turner to lell laU ttory . WASHINGTON - SENATE INVESTIGATORS summoned Maj. Gen. cart c Turner to answer charges today he hushed Lt a. ser- vice club s~an:lal and used his office for p~rsotalgain when he was the Army' s provost marshal general. Turner was fired one month ago by the Nixon administration as chief or u. s. marshals, a job he took after retiring as the Army' s t<Jp police o£ficer in November. Hehasbeen accused o, cov· ering up an alleged conspiracy of Career Amcy sergeants who d · d u s. service clubs around the world by "sldmmlr~" slot rame · stealing liquor by the case~n1 paying themsel.. s exmachines, tra salaries while on leave or h~spIta!IZ ed. to 42 per c~t cal year. Water aud sewer charges totaled $12,120.93. &hot~ P The seasonally adjusted unemplo.yment rate o[ 4 per cent or lhe labor fol"ce was a rise oC0.5 per cent over August, the bigest one - montll jump in nine years, moving to its highest . po~t gl ce October 1967 when it wa~ 4.2 per cent. Harold Gol.dstem, s n • • a,Sf.istant COJnmisSiOrter Of th e Bu re&;U or Labor Statistics lgnifi I caunt, II tioned thai one - month changes '"are QOt always s ca Announce Progrtum For Sclwol Pupih ' The colle81!plid$36,Wi.22 for electrlc::ltY over 12 months, an average d. $3,035.43 per month. The fuel oU bill was $21939 • •55 ' or last month _ its highestlevelin23months with the increase h1tttng hardesl among young, white blue collar workers, the Labor De artment reported Monday. ! sewer charges. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL TV • In R ev •ew ·=·=·=·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-:-:·:·:·:·:..:·:~:~!>):~::::.::;:::::.::-:-:-:-:-:-:-:-.-.: • • • • II (Continued lrom page I) with · several adjustments. (CooUnued A-om !'aile!) , be why you do !101 ha.. the cabie &.levi YW e>pected. strat. ton says the regulaUons literally prevent a homeowner fr<lm belog comected to CATV although his nelJlhbor acrose the streo~ haa IL "Stratton has introduced 8 bill, H. 11. 10510, which if eJaet. ed into law would be theftrotleglslatiOI!deallng Sl)eclflcally With the CATV lnlul¢rY. Tholawwouldglvethe FCC guidelines for the reasonable regulation of CATV. "Much o1 the CATV controversy could be quickly aol.ed If Congress passed a law covering CATV. But in cOIIslderlng thla problem. members or Congress also are sensitive to opposing forces consisting ol powerful lobbies representing the television Industry, motion pictures arx! others. No the meaotlmo, the promise of CATV Is yet llllkrxMn to those who seek ita beneftta. rn..stments are withheld, construction ot system's deJa.yed, jobs never developed, ciUesare deprived of needed 'tax revenues. ••AJJ bel:ause, as the old saying goes, handful of men in Wash-ington can write the regulations." Both Pomeroy ani Middleport have had agraements for several montlla with Ohio Video Service, Inc., T!Mn, for cable tel&vislon service. However, FCC approval has not been forthean-. alan :::..ao; . ~!&IIUJII!II. f!om Pop 1) . are. &J" ::":a~tM-la&t _,, El.erfelds In Pomeroy . .. ..... - -~ . ~ '• I I at the "FRIENDLY ONE" a shoping BONANZA! i lo I, PROPANE TORCH FUEL CYUNDER I~ Womens Loafers 1.99 Value $1.74 pr. wnH COUPON lEG. 1.49 1 lb. Bag SHREDDED FOAM 59c Volu• 2 bags $1.00 Non- All..-t•nlc, woshoblo PILLOW CAS~ i.59 Value pr. c 1 ., 99' PROPANE TORCH A mus.t for evlrr _,rkP.opl lnttantly llgt!ll wilt-ooul pr•t!t~allng or priming. Solid brau burn1r with ncm-corrodlng bron nHdle valve for petlllv• thuf.. uH. Portabl•. Burnt up to IS hour• on '"'':"'"'" ... 719 4A9 .............. box 57c CLAW HAMMER Rubb1r bumper ot moutn oi cote , .. d11t11 1nd brdog•. Ch rom• toll. R1g. 5.50 Populor hondyrnon"t monn•r. Drep forged haod, poll.tt.d linllh. Hldto'f ...ndl•. 16QZ. (HWO 2.79 ZIPPIDI-00 grease. oil and otld . 25' 16·3 GA. .. . .. .... 2.39 50' 16·3 GA . . .. .. .... 3.79 100' 14·3 GA . ....... .. 9.79 TOOLBOX ZIPPIDJ.DO BLADE Full l1ngth hinge. HHYy duly dro ... bolt wilh •Y• for pod lading. St..l cor· rlnghondle. 6""11 16"' R1g. 7.tiJ Cult maleriol• o clrwier 4.59 !Sao-&iiLcn•--------&iSsYiiiMSj GEARED I TO SERVE .j YOU BESTI U-240 !envelope s to I . 1you steps , t1me. !But rememb e r, you went to discu ·your finan c ial ! We're well supplied to fil~ all your heatina and : · cooking needs. We do tra1ler hookups. Why not 1 plan LP gas heating for your new home. We install completely! 1 I :..---------------------------l need s, pay u .s a vi sit. We'll be .. lad advise Strotaht lin• or orbital odlon IICinding. On•hand control. 32 tq. ln. tondlng area. Flu1h 10nd1 on Combi!IOHon .1/~" and 3/8"' drln. lcleol for car molnt•nonce, wotbhop 3•1dn <><hobby ......k"'"· R'il. 16.9S FOR NATURAL JOlt as f&{ as state regulations are concerned. ..,- I!D"'Itc lain!• of the lOW con;tl cl"' Saf1 ro Ull. Won't dog. No .horp tMI:h bcutlh•ua.r. Reg. ~.00 · W »i H . . . IJiN -trill oltbe COla. m01<110111 aeet1011•1te l(lth~~areaorlllo Afa1p ' IIIJlh Schottl•.Walla ot the c)aa..._, ire In vivid yellow abd white With black aceerto. . MONTREAL _, CJTY POUCE ENDED A STRIKE - ] f todQ and oet about reotorlt)g order oul ol the nl&ll!ma ... ot..., ·~- ~ battiea, m.s looting lhatel"l(lteddurinethe ts hoara ~·· laraeot clcy;waa virtually wtthoullaw,~ ~~~~ . . ..,... ~ that ol .Pivvlnclal pallee QJI. ,!Woer!' D a. 211. llooaid 26 ftraons were lolured, wllll aeriou8 sunal>ot • • Blllllll¥ S•ate.'S f,l ~ at,y, WE 12..98 0 88ld trlmn of Clement F. the appolnbnent 1108 INSTALL •7020 1/4" DRIU R"'VV.d Mon-Grip hondl• for COiniOfl and tonlrol. Orillt 1/~" In ••••1, 1/2" In hard...,ood. 2'250 RPM. e The Jury Olltjlllleled in 111e T.-tofd. Doris Miller, Opal of Fortao thet led to his .,......., pleas eourt •-ed Jiarl;ls, .. Zlba O. Mlclldfr, and resignation lr0111 the court, said uau-...., 71, ~' Hc;m>I'J"~. unby.JHid .,. e 50,000 BTU 65,000 BTU 85,000 BTU st.ier ...i ~ ~ftal · -·· flli'liel!!!':o "~'"I!~;~ ~ a and~ ~ Rcon!ne ~:~ . • ' ~ _. "JZ~·eo- ~ ·• . . GAS HEATERS 'J'l! 1Jies ' Installed With Tank &Meter PAY FOR IT AS YOU USE IT! ,. ·i Rutland fu,rnitute Phone 742-4211 •• .ARft(ltD GRATE •.!If \ 1 Rutland, tihlo ' TEN CENTS -]· :·. - rr • •.. V -~--- ·.,;· ' . -~·" ., ' .. , r. , ' ' . ·~ ·Bii.llar Skim . ' ' ~ S'I'UDENTsWILL .r\UO LEAIINmo..carlrwill1bemetology depertment or the Meigs Hlgl1 SchooL Each of these six table& Is equipped with a gooseneck laJnp. fl!OD' of the r00111 is done In a white ani avocado tllelllld ltgbt. lfl: is d.orescent strips Covered with shades. By Bob Hoeflich Mr. ani Mrs. Ben Ewing and Mrs. Henry Ewing ha.. reto their homes rollclJr ill: a month's vacation. They really hado't Planned to stay away that long but they found so much to do. tW'ned First, they went Eutlllld,a. alol"q) hit Atlaltlc Clcy. The place wao J>nctlc:all,y closed down. So they visited Mr. and MrS. Raosoll Knox In New York !or a lew days. Mrs. Koox am MrL Henry Ewing are sisters. From then on, it was plenty of Ira ..1ani the Ewings visited in Csllfornia, Las Vegas, Nevada, the Astrodome and fij)ICe center Jn Houston, Texas, to name only & part of the stopS. Mrs. Flo strickland also has returned to her Pcmeroy home following an extensive trip West She went first to the hc.me of her son, John, in Portlao:t, Ore., and then with her son and taJn- . Uy traveled considerably visiting points of interest along the . : West Cc:ast. ment on his position sayilg, THE INTERIOR OF THE NEW Meigs High School is goblg to be alive with color - briJ!ht greens, oranges, yellows aed otber 11 public confidence in the Suhues are being used in the interior of llle structure. preme Court as an institution colors are a farcrylromthe subdued greens ani belpa is the overriding consideration used The often in sdtools over the past years. as far as I am concerned. The colors and where they are used were selected by an InGriffin made public his terior decorator associated with the architectural firm which de. position just before a closed signed the school. meeting of t h e Judiciary The bright colors may be a bit too vivid for the older 81!DerCommittee, called IOconslder , aUon, but, who knowa, maybe they'll provide just the right learnthe Haynsworth oomlnatlon. ing atmosphere for the stndenta who, aller all, will be occQPylng The committee conducted leng.. the bulldlog. thy hearings on the nomination and critics of Ha.Ynsworth have OlllO HAS HAD 1,732 FATAUTIES so far this year as the been insisting on answers to result of tralllc accldenta. more questions about ' his Heacttng the list of groLt>s kil1ed in such accidents are the actl vi ties both on aed off the tS.:t9 year olds rvlth316 followed lzy the 2~24 age group with 27L bench. Of the total fatalltleo due totralllcdeatho, Meigs County haa There ha"' been allegatlans recorded four this year ... twelfth from the bottom among the 88 of posolble conflict ollnterest counties in the slate. Cuyahoga COUJJty is higb with 185. on his ~rt- or at least lack or oensltlvii;Y-for bualneoo dealIT APPEARED THAT MEIGS COUNTY was not too well rep. ings involving llrms which had resented at the dedlcstion ol the Reeds ville-Belleville Locka and cases pending before his court Dam Sunday - not ton many familiar faces among the crowd on - the 4th U.S. CircUit Court of bani. Ajlpeals. Eoen liaynsworth's alronpst have conceded there II atrong <~Jposltlon to him, wUII esUmateo of <VliOiitlon vol<ls- when anllf the ~ba­ tlon reaches the Setate. IIODr (Continued on Page 8) a~t~porters ,..,.........,..... Newapapera•llitr: . ' SUPPORTERS OF THE VOTE for 19 cunpaignare lq>ing for a llood turnout at their wOl'k&h<IJ meetlnr scheduled for 7:30 toniaht at the Metgs Hlgb School in Middleport Open to the public, the seosl011 wlU streas s-rt from voters In the lc"'erlng or the legal voting agelo Ohio to 19. Ohioans will vote on the ...... ure at the Nov, 4 electl-. On hand for tonigllt's session will be Slate Senator Osldey Collins. A SALUT!II:TO THE BLAI;TTNAR AUTO CO. Is a feature In OM of the wllliowa or the ~n~ Headquarters on EsolliiUD st. .in Pomer.oy. , • Blaeltii!U'a,... cho,en ~the finn haa given the~ mobile a~ ot car mant•liwhlchdateback to the 1930's Utf elllld be beoeflclal to . resldiots IIIIo Watmatlon, llll'Uealarly ~*~~• l'rJr older cars. Some Plcturea of tlie lira•a . andperlcriDIII .... leatured in the "buggies to Buieb" --.uoa display. ·,. lit tha ott. window at llle headquarters are arUcles wbleb, ' are available ~ ;~'Communlcy ~rovement Aal'OI'W!,.. · which is hoping to ralae Nms for a ~rk In Pomeroy. The boGf · IIIOblle ll1alf doe• not take lll"dero f.,. theartlcl.. but lf '. riu .... IJitereot In·the artlcleo abr vieWing the ~ :I'W - CCIIiiioet' lira. Jllltn Noon. Sbo <lUI 1G!I the ilotalfL · Much Ia .eoOJdrw atalht iho ~; 'tili. Rae '$, -. YEARS OF IEPENIMi.E 51"1¥1(1 ' . MIDDLEPORT, OH.IO lllllber Federal Deposit Insurance Cor,oratllll l"T~·ped ~~d V J ...... ~" rlh.01 <~Jpositlon D. Ellis $'7,000 fOr Ror{Ponohew. he had made his position known ewtiln llllld, loeh""g $2,tji6 J:..... ... D---L in a letler to President Nixon. lot: !!'• land uled, $2,Ut tot: l?'l'lv Grt«ln was named to the dat!Joau to the re~ 1111c1 Senate Judiciary Commluee by $2,«00 for airucturelwhlclnrill D d• the Republic:ana recently on the .. ""'"""' .lo the eoutnic- {· ~ · et - Y thecn7 that he was a sure tlan. .· . ··, lflrie lleorhs, 71, of 838 E. lltlporter of llo1narv<V'tb. His The ori&IMI ·illfer ot (h , ,_; 111a1o BL, Pom-, died Tues- declsl011 not to do oo Mls a -. dQ' it1armon lo the Melia Gen. blow to the 56-year-<>ld U.S. Clrcult ....,..•a ..._ .'.'.'' ~ era! JlosPital. · chances of · ·· ' drlHfar • VETERANs Surmwo lol!lllda her •OIIflrntatlon. · i "• Vfra:lnla eo.ert, AllnerQY, "I belleoe Jud81! llaynswortll ...,.. - THE· SOVIET UNIONio._.,..., .lll-. Adlo!W tlneles and...,_ to be Ill honest man and a lllifU• ..r.and Eurapeloa eOU.otioe lluao1 a 811 lllno. learned judge," Grlllln told a fltat wciilld loc!ttde ......... •eonctt!lllc IIIII VIYlller lfllllll Ftaral '101'¥1•• wW be 1'\111011er, "bul lepUmate and -NaltiiiJ .', Cill~ ..~.-.. 1/G!i- ,~..,.at p.m. at the Ew- a.mstaollal doubt has been W.. · ald .~ 1'1 ' J(i)$, - fl1jr CIW!tJ 'wlfiO·flle!!eY. Cllar- railed eoncernlnghle IODIItlvIIOlii"US 'lhe ~ .~~ · 'f.._ ·leo Sfp ttl GfllclafiQg. Burial !If to the hlah llltlcal atantlards wn ~~~~~~ rt. Jr., !iii4!J'id. , to llllliD .,'IIIII:JJe ·1o Boech-'Crove Ceine- dema- Gl'llle bellch." ,lfarJ. ,-, · t..r;, Frleillla _11111 call at the Tho t6 ·Year -old aoslllfart liU'I& GOP leader Pl'OJ>Ued a ~:;.ll~e~allip Savings Accovnfl Loana 'J4-nr Ojj ' · .::;;;, Ywz.., BOMED GAS VENTED Orders With Opposition Se~r WASHINGTON <lJPO ate Republican Whip Robert P. - - - - - - - - - - - -- -- --....,;._ _ _ GriMn amounced his today ID the &lprome Court ,, .; Safifty Deposit Boxe1 Traveler' 1 Checks . pl~a ·~ ;,.: Jleip Count;y . , 'Illes- llete $!,42$ ror ·the land, no a mistake and that It W<lU!d . ~:W..~.!:::.;'"~nJtllom by IIIUIIIdlng IIIUWI of day aWarded a PI~ ,01111- dama81!s and atructureslnvolv. ,be a mlllako lor llle Senate to .- ..,.... or abopt tlve 11me1t die~ .ed. . confirm lt. 1innllpltl J;tt ~'wake ot deatruetion tllrGuah the center or.,_ of IIV!IIe1~ · . blm ~- IW;1og lljf the Jury w r e Grtmn, who led <IIPOsltlon tNII. A ~ l)JI the ciQ"• 3,710 polieemea, ~- JGined by a 1y bi ifie< D~ it Georp q: Jolllston, George last fall that bloeked Abe m.Jorit,y ol the, eity's 2,t00 llr8mea, ended at 12:30 I. m. llheD lllilnny. . :.lsnded· needed In M, AtWns, c. P. lflrrla, Jr., Fortas from being elevated to i J!OIIce u'*tb h*dera bowa!· to -aeneJ! letllslatlon ~lied ilnpruy to llautes 12t A. T, Warner, Theodore PW. chief Justice lllld subsequently •nt-toly at a haad)Y conveDBd aaaalon ol the JII'OYIDclalu- IDd so. linl, Wmon L. Weber, llarold took a maJor hand in criticism ....------..., 17/ HP. Checking Accou_flts or tho vocational department at the GOP's Griffin ....,...L __ _,_ .IWfoe. ~ to' rwtorillg .........- first section •[ hif' school. as ar to 1Uture . With ~IIXC.Optlon ot cabinets in a storage room ani lockers 1n · ./WIJI., the _coameto.I"'D' taelliiY '•· ·rea<b' .m 110. The f~ is modern, c:olorlltl aed ooe mllilrt say ~f ll!Ush. The acc:o1Jl1)811,Ylng photographs show the loa.. PARiiEiiSBURG- BY if/lll!l''111AN AI-TG-1 MAIIGIN,- e. OR I I . 11'1 here Tiellll.y turned.dowtla r~ordlnmcewhfch 11t111 bela ~·sad lzy ,e llf cwocll. But tlie ...... "herepreoonled altat!t per eant 9f the clt.\"a 2t,OOO ellglhle wtq citlzena, lurDBd ou1 lo tolo to eodor.. a now city charter 'lihlch will .... more - 10 DUAL-ACnON SANDER 21 PC. SOCKET SET I : Ulfllll new ground ruJa 0 I I Pictures and Heport BY BOB HOEFLICH Constructloe of the Melp Hlgl1 School locatad In the Rock """"s area Ia ~. • However, progress ts being made on the $3 million strucIDre. The interior is beginning to take form . Nearest to completion inside ls the cosmetology classroom in the vocational section of the new school. Work emJiha,sls has been placed on this partlwlar section stnee the Oldo Department of EducaUon requires lllat study of the &Object for proper credit must take place uoder the roof of llle oew building. A& It stands oow, the students enrolled in llle two year course wiD be required to make up the time already On tbe now <:Mrter looue, 5,308 persons voted In faYllt' Wbtha1 3J89 '!ere aplnetlt, lnd 6,608 oppooltlan vo~<~a wen call on tbu Zlllllng ordbanee lsoue, • - e d to 1,984 fOI". INDOOR-OUTDOORS POWER OORDS WE CAN SOLVE Ill BOrnE GAS TANK Cosmetology is Near Completion YOim ,.,.,. d0Wn110~fw ordl~ 12' TAPE RULE MIDDLEPORT Flu!, y•llow vln,.l cords Jllitlont to fed'a ,_,... . . ' Ol:af.. 3.89 0 THIS IS ONE OF TWO e,trw-.lathe lfolcoi!WI Sc1too1 ~ d u - . Ill' United Preao lutenttltltlllal llllltCII' ~I R-u. 3.59 0 ·: Bah' dryers are attached to tho bock ot tho overstuffed chairs which are done in a brl8ht floral print. Esch chair baa a motdtlng footstool. BOSTON - SEN. EDWAJID Y, KENNEllY'S lawyers alked the llassacbusetta Siqlrame Court tuc1aJ to dl~ a dlatrlet court )lllp scheduled to preside at the lnquelllnto tile dMIII Ill llar7 Jo ltopechno. Attorney EdwarGP. ~ 11ao alked the hlah eourt to overturn the ground rille• Edalartawnlllllrlet Court ~udp Jimes A. Borlo ~ for the inque1t. llal!lfy did DOt aik directly that nowa media be barred trcm 'll!t·~-It but -.lei Jlldp Boyle'• decision to au... - 1,~·-· t'Oiltrroom "raload Jl!ndame'>talcw";;Mftlllai~OIIL" · He upreasad concero "~alllw ,llllltlloltt,' W1l!lld """".. file WOODS WilE HEATING PROBLEM? · ienl Bank·by-Mail servi c e . We pro• / vide the form s , craft It stlrracl 111 oUt ani It holding it dotrn. no DOt until u hour laar the · It the t.11ut abaud Deep two Mvllator• eould He the ·Queat was removed, the 11>oke.. binding l)'llthetlc rape to eut It man oald, the molher ship Tho r- men in the 4~toot, would still bo lble'to lift It and $Ikon era!! were In radio the abJeet It wao attempdng to cCIIIIact lllrOUilhout their ordeo1 reco.er, Uoard. with their mother ohlp Trona The Navy ..asellnvohed, the Tho Mvigatoro of the Nektoit Queot. USNS Gear, , boo aeuba dlviJW 1!led a meclani..U arm to The slQ>ly ot OlQ'gen ·In· the equipment eipebla of Jllllrw - . a thick llna which wao craft no limited to 48 hclurL down to thla dOJ>Ih ani wu call)lht 011 llle propeller of the The llllbmarlna went down at e"'''ctod to aid the two ·hop Quest lllld entangled with noon PDT Tueoclay. SubmarineL a 1,500 Pound metal eylinler 011 Two ~vy ohlpa, a Coast The meo aboard the craft, the bottom ot the ocean. Guard .Mter ani aiiDther Donlld E. Senor, Robert K. 'ltie Nekton surfaced llrll apeclalt;y clvlllsn lubmarlne, Wortbltvton. Wlll1am E. p~ · fallowed lzy the Deep QuOit a tho Beaver, were at 111e scene brook ani Marohall E. Wor, fMr minute& later at 3:55a.m. and aided in the rescue. are •IIIPloyed b;y Locld!eed allll PDT. The four men 1o the Lockheed Marina l«boratory, are realderto ot San Diego. croll, which wao trapped for which · owno and --.tes 111e The Deep Quest, llillj)ed like aon th8n 12 hour a on the Deep Quest, said the men a fat ctaar, oet a world deplll bottom or the ocean, were · abuard were aU e>parlenced record for fully maneuvering l'tllOI"Ied in good condition, a1- unleraea MvigaiDrL aubmarioea when It plunged ~ c:olcland hu,.ry, A Locklleed' IPOheoman said 8,310 fMI Fob. 28, 1969.. The Noktoo spent OIW hour the Nekton, awned lzy General IDd 30 mlnuteo bel"" the OceaDO!iraPhlc IDe., TOl"I'ODCe, ·aurtaee altelq>tlng to cut the CaUL, usad Ill meelui.Uarm liMp Quest tree. When the to sq, the c:ratt fr<lm the Nekton flrat aeltled ....,. llle heavy cyllnler w!dch wu . DO YOU HAYEA you're at home or oway when yo u use our conven .. p r Mini-Sllh Frees 4 Trapped Men , ..) .p SAN DIEGO, Callt (UPONekton, a hr<H~~An mintI!Ubnw1ne, treed llle research a•tynerlne Deep Quest early ·toiJIIY A-om ·. Its elllllnglemert taO feet below the surra.., ot tbo Pacific with four men ~~9=·=·M:·:.II:P:.M:·:s:•:•·:··::::::::::::::J L-~-~~:7-::"::':"-' All hours ore bonk· ing hours whether WfDNESDA Y, OCTOBER 8, 1969 •··' L •1 . Tt>e TOP QUALITY TOOLS S DAYS .. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO .. '· ., bolna ... ~..... 26. . enttn·e have DAFFODILS, CROCUS, TUt.;IPS, NARCISSUS, ANEMONES, AND IIANY OTHERS. PLANT THEil NOW FOR SPRING BEAUTY IN YOUR GARDEN. .: IALL'S re as close as your nearest mailbox ( Select_Your · Dutch Fir.: Bullis Matarlala on Ill• ~~--wf!l. be avaUoble, aecordlna to Paul Gerald, Soutbeallem lleilmcllreotor, who oald the worklii!IP Is for every<lll8. The reoolutlon to be v upclll Nov, t wwld 8IIIOIId t h e Ohio Ccln.Ututlclo lowerinl the legal vottne ..,. .in Oldo frQm 21 to 19. 'lbe meaoure to place the ta..e be(ore vol<lrl ~loecl ~ in the Oldo SeDale lllld 83-12 in the lloost of Representatives. BEN*FRANKUN I ' ~~ _, •• at y .'~- . · .,· e . ~..._. canis are - • ., '1111:7" 1.;;;;;;;;;;;;_;;~~~~~~~3 MEIGS THEAT.E ' II erpooled ~~ "o•....._ "' 19 Dealing with the neptl .. lng. Acconllng to the agreements earh town will receive $'750 a Admitted - Lynetta Schooaover, Rutland; Helen J. St:&at8, parts first, the caadng of year, minimum, from the company 1r the service is installed. Letart, W. VL; Larry Romine, Estelle Winwood as a grandPT. PLEASANT - Another Rutland; Brian Arms, Miners- mother in an Amerlcao coal"Cirst" for the Mason County ville; Vena Soulsby, ayracuse; mining town is so off--center as School System was announced Hershel Lemaster, Guysville; to strain credullt;y to the today. It is a radio program Mary Gardner, Mldl)leporl; El- breaking point. In addition, in featuring music appreciation sie Barnhart, Middleport; Eu- the pivotal role of the Vista for elementary school pupils gene Fisher, Pomeroyi EdWard volunteer who makes thi~s consisting of. pre - recorded Spears, Cheshire; Mary lilamb- happen, Lucas White portnys the young idealist as such an tapes from the Toledo School Lin, Pomeroy. Dltcharged - Mlmie Mil- idiotically innocent do-gooder ~stem provided Mason County ler, Everett Ward, Charles that it is difficult to belleve through Region m - PACE,. Werry, Henry Werry, Jr.,Eilz - that any gr014> or adults woold Huntington. The programs have been in- abeth Ohlinger, Roy Gerlach. take him seriously. Once we have said, also, that ltlated in correlation with the the drama borders perlloosly Mllsic Education Program oC HARGRAVES REAPPOINTED Mason Couni;Y, presently directGeorge Hargraves, &lpt. of close to soa,p ~era at times, ed by Mrs. Walter 0. Mattox Meigs Local School District, we have said enough negative ani Mrs. R. David stephens of has been rea~ted a mem- things - for there is, in Uds Pi. "Pleasant. ber of the Legislative Commit- production, enough merlt to The broadcasts are sched- tee of the Buckeye Asooclatlon cause viewers to tune in. uled on Wednesdays on WMPO of School AdminlstraiDrs for Arthur Kennedy and Teresa at 10:45 a.m. and on WJEII at 1970. Mr. Hargraves served Wright, for instance, as the 11:05 a.m. The introductory on this conunltteo during 1969 family's husbalkl and wife, are program was presented Fri.. and was a mermer f1 Us ex- quite good, though Kennedy is w..,..n'• s-... •••• day, Oct. 3 and was reported ecutive committee in 1967-68. forced to labor throughout MESH NYLONS well received by teachers and The BASA is a stele organiza- under the umecessarilyprete~ 39c Value 27c pr. srudents tuned.Jn throughout the tion for school superintendents tious name of Rame Loving. 1.5 Oen.ler, Beige & Tohltl There are some good atcowrt;y, The next broadcast is ani has a membership ol aptempts In " Ap.PQlachian AuOct. 8. Autate Tricot proximately 1,000. twnn" to get the f,eel of LADIES BRIEFS FOLMER ON LEAVE Americana through the old:J9c Value WSCS TO MEEI' Jeffrey Folmer is home for fashioned backbonl><ll-the-naThe WSCS of the Enterprise Uon people who u.. close to the 14 days alter COin!Jleting boot 3 pr. 97c training in the U. S. Navy at United Metllodist Church will land, or used to. But the drams Great Lakes, Ill. Following meet Thursday, Oct. 23, at the also asks us, too much at 5th Avenue leave, he will go to Memphis, home c1 Theodosia Frecker, times, to ~c~ at face val~ Tenn. , to attelkl an av1aUonme- Pine GroVe, Instead ot this plot develOiJDlenl.s that are PANTY HOSE ctianics fundamental school. He evening as wa.iJ previously an.. simply presented rather than 1.39 Value 88c is the son of William Folmer, nounced. strongly motivated. Some optiPomeroy. mistic moments, for instance, seem to derl ve chietl.y frdm SORORITY TO MEET MARRIAGE LICENSE BIRTHDAY CARDS Xi Gamma Mu Sorority will Llge D. lilietds, 68, and Eva 4 • CBS Playhouse," ln other B. Thomas, 68, both of Syra.. meet Thursday at 8 p.m. In wishful thlaklng. words, is on its soapbox again, the social room of the Columcuse. bus and Southern Ohio Elec- unabashedly. But the prnluctric eo..pany. tlon Is still worth tuning ln. Store Ho~rs LOCAL TEMPS 9 A.M.•5 P.M. Daily TONIGHT, OCTOBER 7 RHODES TO SPEAK The temperature In downtown Walt Di snBy' s CHll.l.ICOTHE, Ohlo(UPQ- Pomeroy at 11 a.m. Monday,9 "THE LOVE BUG" Gov . James A. Rhodes will of. with Ugbt rain falling, was 5 (T echnicolor) ficiate at ground .breaking cere- degrees. Dean Jones Michele Lee monies for a new waste treatDISNEY CARTOONS: ment facillt;y of the Mead CorBrotherbat; Dadastranat poration here Friday. Nudbeach; Grows There a 1 ree SHAKES COME BACK Admission: $1.00 Adults; SANTA ROSA, Calif. (UPQ60c Children Santa Rosa, hit by a $10 mtiSHOW STARTS 7 PM lloo earthquake Wednesday, was shaken by two mild tremors Wednesday ond Thursday Monday. No damage was reOctober 8-9 ported. NOT OPEN ' to and wiD be mailed to wllll • a c Ih a!Oill reach· :w•r &tG, and mem~ :".;... or aU clallool• bou:d of .,. compl ha.. ex»nJMI tholr ~~ -=·membero who wlob to t1011 to drive ~~~ .~ II>- attand the Waverly eoncert 11111 oro, 'I:U buiiJie ee "4td II>· member..UP reeelpto "llllbrtlll!ll and all ~ •'!" their lion Aa1 member make the reeent rneritberahlp for ldmll bla renipt eampalan •• ..,..... 1n GaUlThe 11r " polllblo. in the area '~~ill be hold I ...... •.•• , _ aa thll month evenlne Ill Waverly aed IIIU Other CGOtcerla Alvlit Allt1 feature William Warfield, bar- will include the Thoeln in !tone. The eoncert, which wlU Amerlean !-rem. Sallltde,y be held Ill the Waverly Hlib. LalleallerAmi I~ YualCI ~ S.m.~ ~~n~~ =-~le ~~ 3 p.~• .., Oct, eonilnJ - - Andree.Julletle Bnul, brll· 110111 French pianist, t.ao been aelected . aa the flrial concert 011 the Tri-Co<mt.f Communlt.y Cclncerl Aaoodatl011'1 1969-70 aetles. Mlaa Brun will - r on llle 811111' of llle Gallli Academy lUgb School audiiDrJUm on &Indi,J olte...-., Aprlll2, Th loeal aertea will open With~ Wortii-Crow'orpn Ato at 8 p.m. 5aturdsy, Nov. 22, followed by tile Robert De Cormler tolk Sln&era on Fob. 19. Total memberahlp for the erallnS - · ot $87,761.65 lor llle llacal Y- n1ng .u.e 81, 1969, ••~lng ID fliuros releaoecl todll tzy William Slnoltzer, buo!ness m...... r lllld treoour. er. These basic ex;pensea Inelude electricity, fuel oU, telephone, and water and ' . French PiaiWt Coming 'n ' '::!:~?.:;~~,::~~f¢. for telephone service, a total of $17,275.95 for the !Is- wASHJNGTON _ UNEMPLOYMENT J ..... . . ..... __.,... $1,828.29 a month. The college pa.ld $l,f39.~permontb Unemployment indice up to 4..~ ·'· +· -ltvlltt . ...:ii '..,..;._ ·iif·ttia ataa'- �.. ,..~. ., ., ,,. ' ~~ ~~ ~11\1""1, P.,mtroy·~iport,0 0,,\Valno!Miay: O.i, J~ , . .l7a'~ ·Y.~dsi6akers . mvta Pentagon On ' Eye Safety q'i JACK ' O'BBIAN Sallulij' Jr., }lillll a U. . ..... 1111' YORK '- Jackie Glea- berlla Yllllt ~ ~·· Wllll' 'll!'J). 111m" In ..w.' efJ,OOO Umoutlne min' a lnVItatiou .... Plirlcll Qll· ~·~ ·~~a~· bltDia' !be ahop- than lea, ~tie llarllaf.•l'!l~ About one-third of all armed force• personnel wear prescription eye. g Ia sse s. Fur more than five years the National Society for the Prevention of Blindness bas been trying to get the Pentagon to Initiate ~ fuJI.sea!e eye 9!-fety program for these men. Yet the servtces continue to ts.s ue ordinary, slreetwear lenses to moat of their ,personnel, despite the fact that the enemy makea the same passes at Gls who wear glasses as It does at those with lll/lll vision. Now a bill has been Introduced in Congress by Rep. Henry Helstoski, D-N.J., which calls for the routbie Issuance of industrial-quality safety glasses for all armed forces peroonnel who wear prescription glasses. The Defense Department opposes the bill, claiming that it has for some years, based on the judgment of the professional medical examiner, prescribed safety spectacles for military personnel whose duties involve significant risks to the eye. The NSPB asks what constitutes "significant risk" when a soldier may be assigned to a desk job and then suddenly transferred to combat duties. The Defense Department, which yearly presents a mega· billion-dollar budget request to the nation, also says !hat "the fiscal effects of this legislation cannot be determmed 01- Wllltor 'il!MICIII't llllttar alrth it\oJ · ~~e lillY 'lllJ,p It lillck ... filii .Johll Gulr 6 tnu or tOur y-a ~tilt..,_ tklir ••• ; lilt-TV P'-llllll Cari'OII) "JUlia" cr8tor IW liMier's bieautlall dllllb., tar deelded Clll an aeilpc ..n.a<tor -'*' ·~" .~~ career .... The Waidorr...ut>~~~:· ..;.: · ',"''-•...: ..~. . m - · at ntabtelub not at this time." 1be ApertDtem beci"M owner friend, went !No the BB dl1earcl but can boast he lasted lcapr than llll' In recent leert - a y - and • In ~ In II. ;Y• tpOtl ..allll oo •em . . lila , tilpplamont II ...,.•.,. lly New Jear't ,... 'Car da)i. N, Y. !ll&te dot:lol'i 11The latest of Pelula Cluk's plaiN thlt t!i&n.ln Ht treQJent IIIIIIOUIIeementa of re- doW while r;ark!td at, 12!1'1 , t1rement wat · reaclnded qaln; Park; "No DnJII,. ~ If lhe klepa up ihe fll)td~ll!l'l. .... •Fan. here . namli! . tlbo'll have rtllred ~ ofti!l PUrlmaR out-Arled ~· ~ , titan 11e1t;y Jlullion .... PatO'Brl- ..V• hla Imminent brille aao. ., will be 70 OcL 1$ and Ia carat dltmond rlntr, -n~ . . J1111n1 like 80; be'U alto be pard and willie rillllk _~· ~; celebnllna hla 50tlt ~~ ermine Jackel, etc .... ClrPit ~ llllllvtr1U7, a credit to b Ia elba In midtown (Weplly piS. cntt. Inc QP pea-rl) are 11'11D11 NBC Ia pDotinB "~VIII- a new llmdilcll: ~ a blabl7 ley PTA" wllh Jaamle C. Rll· aiDUl . I~ ·~~ :~ e¥, a whole iierloo be led 011 a· 011 the door "IleenMII hoWelllng pop 10011 ( tiort of a B7 tho People" framed to look ·mlni-1'V.Ytllll Plaee) .... Prell like the lellt pollee .,a~. had eel -= 111 pron11 hault In lllllnc ell"A~ 1ac11 111 talom doiel not dlotract from hll mak- ll1fmV for me," Brank craek1. "l han • hl&b regard for 11\Y etaeiiY Cllstomerl' -se cl. hWDfX' 0" •••• They tr&cJed ~s last time GraYel m QPMreCI there. Saveral orthe bla:movle llrma have been ln.ftabtlnl ovor corpOrate ~era to the POint t!teY b&Vea't been able to lind time lo make movlet .... Tilt lla!d Plua Jlolel __..eat llla: - .. w,..·.·.w "'lit .. - co.~p.re­ hensive industry-type eye safety programs for ctvllian employes at naval shipyards, air bases and army instal· lations . Switch to Heqrts Saves Costly Set Eliminating the Negative Tax reform legislation is the most complicaloo and con· troversial business Congress will have before it this year, or any year. What one man considers to be an unfair loop· hole, the next man inevitably defends as only logical and just. Thus it is rare when a change is proposed that doesn't step on anybody's toes at all, doesn't give something to one group of taxpayers at the expense o! another. Such a case is the Treasury Department's recommendation to the Senate Finance Committee that persons who work only part of the year and do not earn enough (more than $900 if single) to owe any income tax not be required to have withholding payments taken from their pay checks. People in this category would exempt themselves from withholding by filing a declaration with their employer or employers certifying that they expected to owe no federal income tax for the year and that they owed none the previ- lr '. Woes of Forgotten Whites: _-· Growing, Ominous Rumbl~ ·.:~ ' .r' ""' ...... delllhtad with the ' pllllle!Qo It l'nlm the ... IIOIIted ltqit ' • Yankinl 111 Oswald & Ja11111 Jacoby · "Piua adta," lid IID't 10 ... eltlJIMd. wta. Ute '-In& t h e NOB'l11 Pllq ...... Ia .ratre'• • '; •"')ii, .A9872 bl··- .. F-ame Gamel- ,.... Elallle Mild Cases of Diabetes Controllable by Diet = en.. II A • 11 S Had , ==--= uU I E:very T" ner. , , , •·• Crys .... will ...., Ilk~ a bell whtn strucf<..-«1 wlU the store's cosh r~""·tcf, vif JIOU oren'! very carefUl. ....,n ... would !lave come bie-.tO·bfi hand U often, as·.lilt ·~ by ruffiDI ' '""...o-.,.• did •....--. use that procedure· to liP' to 0 l'=i'lr;:&JJed,'lilf9 • .· There'l just one thing to ~ . lif. do with a kid wbo won't cllll!t. "!!d • :: · . . . fort' practice on hla drum.....dler- ,; oo.wnt, . I , piil. \• , ISh blm . • • • L. ' "' ,. ' L .....,. ............, I"' ) Oif§:q)' \......... ~r: · · ';;, ·li 1 .. , ~;· lr I I . ~. . ..... . ~ · Campbolltv!De'a BID Corum, and two points from Oekland Cl\y'o Jim, Craft<ahaw. !Ibnder took meclollot hCJIIors tar lowest score with 37.ol3.80. Chock Krol, Rio Grande'• IIIJ!Iber three · golfer, took au three potnlo fl'QIII boll1 Fred Ruolr or PlkeYIUe'and Dale MacArthur of CampbdiiVIIIe, and two polnta from La r r Y Wolfe of Oekland Clt;y. Krol lhot ·40-41.!11, and waa ntmerIV medalist. Number four man. Je,y Dot.. CompboUIVIIIe's Demls Roach· and Olkland Cll;y's Ran Wolfe, and 2'h from Plkmlle's Max Healey, Datt;y lhot 52-tS-115. Rio Granlle was to p~ay 1n the KIAC Tueldo,y, October 7, at JackiCIII's Ftlrgreon1 Coontry Club. Competing were Un. lon Colle.., PlkeYIUe Colle... and CUmberland Colle... • tho pre.teaiCIII pick at the team to beat 1n the KIAC. · ~ ' · NE awCct· . WO ST/ ,4ic Games 0 ,. a,.n 'f1'hrs•. W.Teekend T W AI exalller 34 North Gillie 30 Hannan, W. Vo. 51 Hannan Trace 22 Soqthwestern (Idle) THIS WEEK'S GAMES: Southwestern at ~ger Creek Hannan Trace at Southern Federal HockiJW at Eastern ·Frlda1 night's SVAC action IIIIIs Hannan Trace (().1) at Soothern Local (1-2} In Molgo County and Soulhweetern (().2) at ~... Creek (3.0), In a IICJII.Ieague alralr Friday llight Federal Hocki.W pll)'s at Eastern In Melga Cc>uncy, 111e Eastern Eagles are 3-2 In all samoa and until last week wore tied with ~..r Cre.ek for the SVAC leed. 1be Bobcats took the Eagles 3().14 to go Into ...... .. ~ dlaputed lll'lt·•·ce. ..., . After Southwestern, K Y g e r Creek baa only to meet and defeat lla!IDin Trace to W1'0P .., the 1969 SVAC I!Ue, providing they gel by Soullnoeatern thlo week. On Saturday nliiJI, the North GaUla Plr&tes, il>oers 1 a 1 t week 34-30 to Alexalder, will travel to Bu!falo, W. Va. 1be PIrates are 2.3 for the aeoson In au gameo. (Saturdey) Bengal Tickets All Gone North Gallla at llutlalo, W. Va. sportane · •' · ·• ' nd·lans • ·to · ~- I , ~,.' ". · Original Wimrd of Odf!s are Egad, friends, there some tasty football treata In store for you this week. Topping the list of beadUno-making contests are the Ohio State-Michigan state, Penn State-West Virginia, G e o r g i a-MIIIIIsslppl, Oklahoma-Texas and StanfordSouthern California m eelingo. The Big, Bold Buckeyes Aee Reeelver and their briWant coach, Woody Hayes, are In for a shocking sur p r 1s e as the fense of Its Pacific Ell!ht M i c h i g a n State lads rise title wiD be short-circuifed Pboenix-liko rrom the ashes by the Stanford Indians. The of their Notre Dime disas· ·point-happy warrIors ( 142 ter to end Ohio State's 16· points . In three games) wiU game winning streak. 1 pre· keep their offense at full throttle as they hand the diet Duff D b rt • ' Y aug e Ys par- Tro~an team Its first defeat tans will prevaD by a one· point margin, 211-27-har· oft e year, 36-33. rumph! The Notre Dame Irish will Penn State's Nltiany put their neo#Jy.found ThJisLions, rated second only' to mann offense, that demoiOhlo State, wtu win a free- ished Michigan State, on disscoring affair from the pow. play for thefr subwoy alumni e r f u f Mountaineers. 23-20. m Yankee Stadium against The Georgia Bulldogs wW Army. It will be a long alterprove they me~ hfgh na· noon for the Cadets as the tional ranking by downing an South Bend boys march to a ex c e lien t Ole Miss club 39-9 victory- hak·kar! 39·10. ' Now go on with the foreThe top attraction in the cast. Southwest, pitting the Sooners of Oklahoma against the OUT OF ACTION NEW ORLEANS {UPI)- Joe Texas Longhornt lit Dallas rates as a toss-up. However' Don Looney, whose pro rootball the Hoople System, career has been hindered by his its fQDled (and secret) math- off- the ... tield antics, is once ematical formulae, detects a slight edge In the statistics again out or action after being for Texas. In a close contest placed on the lnjured.walvered the Longhorns will triunip'h' llol by the NOll Orleans Saints. 23-26. ' Looney Injured his lett knee Southern California's de- during the Saints' 3~171osslo Los Angeles Ia at Sunday. s utilizing So • 1 E Leads Big ::::.e . · Midwest .IJnou.n ot the Week nor.. Carpethr, !Ito visited abeth Ryan were Mr. and Mrs. Collins ot for his r;artlnthoRoclreta' •lwl:- her daughter, Mro. Anna CIJrls Hetzel, Mrs. Grace Weir, CJevelaRI rtnkalldrd With lour niJW 34-8 ~VSet over Oblo Unla Haines, her grallicla,.tlter, Mr. )f,lsa Em& llatzel, Miss Emily tONcbdowns for 24 ))Oinli Johll' Wrslcy. and Mro. Je,y Scott and beby. of Denman, au or Charleston, w. NEW JOB SOilalaoocoredlourtouchdcnma Niezgoda, a 6·1oot, 215Columbus, tar two weeks. · ; Va., and Mr. Edward Fisher NEW YORK {UFI}-1be New poulller, made 14solotackles Mr. and Mn. CllntCochran ' ofColumbuo,O. York Glenta 'I)Je!Miay lllllled lbr24poinlatlda-son. and wao credited with asalola ot Portland andMrs.llalen~ Mr. and Mro. Carl Harmon ~e1111ve lllte ccach Jim on elgbt other ~s. In acldl· on of Canton vlalted Mr. , iiid and family of Malon attended to a now job In the TWO BUCKS INJURED· tion, he dumped Ohio Mrs. 11<mer lce"'-er, the Forest Felllival at Elkins, trGnt olllee, replaced him. with COLUMBUS (UFI) Quarblck Cleve llrJanl four dines Lawrence Grant JohQstOn, W.Va. over the weekend. While llDnnor ond Jim Katcavaae, there they Yillited Mro. lfar. flaeed Ken KaVIlllgh In charp terbeck ReJc Kern and hallbeck for alooo ot28yardsaailfllreed Terry C<qo, local, Larry Zelina were •ldellnod an ~tellceptlon which 18\l.to'fl>. Por , Raclne Route' called, moa's aunt and uncle, Mr. and 1101111 t1 ol!enolve opera~ wltll'lnlurlea clurlrwOhloState'a lade's third touchdCIWII. . 011 Mr. andMra. ~.rayw 11&uohJ>. :lira. Vlctor·Dingess. iUil tia1ner scout Joe W"tOilln workout Tueoda)i, but ~·~ In three games, the itical 1 ton. ' )Ira. Ama Avlt ofl!otnob, . Ira........ place. Coach Wood)' Hayes 1811 bOth ·tl'Gduct . frGn Toledo eptral Mr. and ·Yro. tee tayne and Va. tpenl a wee~ visiting her Tl!t· Giants did not dlaclooe lhould be retUIY for 11!1 ~sh ~ihollc Hip School, hat been Dollia visited Mr. and Mra. lister, Mrs. Emma Ryan, • eilJ whalTriDlltle'a now jab saturday wllh lllchlpn ~to. Jlmll..iot In '13 taekleo. "JOhn ~once J~ and family Mr. and Mrs. r-mrd H;ran ~. ll)'ltv thlt ... would . llayea termed tholateetpral'- plaJed a ~.Uc ga~~~a," ~ ' • · ol ' of :Roonolre, va. are vtsltlng ~~-...--~ r · their parenta, Mr. and Yra. , ......bllltles under a cdlcblni tlce •1011 by the No. 1ra~ TOledo ~Old COOiball Cilacb. . . team I~ 1116 .-ry Frank Lauter!Mit: ' APPI.JNG Edward Ryall, lluoa, and Mr. 'ftuijludlld.CJ1.'.' J Jllllfalr." . . ClUCAG9."tvP0-Luke Ap.,and ·lira. John Brabham, Now PJ!ng, . two/ t I m e American Haven. League~ chamPioilanda ' Flrll Sjj. FrankL. llouh v. ·U . momber'''br baaeball'a HaU of"' Falrmoat, Va. Yiolted '·~ 'Fame . played tar the ovor the weekelll with Mr, and ; Soli tor 20 yeer1, :lira. Darrell Jenko. meoftho · }_ 111t preecbea c:onc•ltlatlon, lu bit b the · ""lmble Q.~~t~:ter. /~,' and~r ,wrau BERRfS ' ' '' !?""'"" .-.__.'e Qa'..k' s., ....·... day . w. lit ll••::~~:::~s:~~) ~:::: . aalil )Tuolday. Ernie lrcmlleuer., a Jiro. ' dl · n:~:PI~~~ emllarrlaaed aod atone lor Ito lltllll'r• '·"' ,.,. mlilit •• will ftnd ou1 u ·IOUlllt' .-." · 't • ' " .r...e;~ olllclal l$ke,.. loW He :i•redllc6tc!l tho S.~t:c 1n 11111 ~ o( tile , llW IU'I!PI deo: 1011 • ~ wau ca11 tor live mlnuwo.l' ~;~~;· ;·!·;·~bw~had;.~~~~~··:;i:~~~:::: lisll'-1116 ,..,.., boor ab!lutlt. ntW ~chaa'·tar 111 ' ..... 1111tim• wt· lillilti .~ '·'a ,!lin· 2c S.J• r•• ' ~ ' Colo. St. Alabama Vlrebda 18, Vlrgblia Tecb 8, ~e~~~~~ Wake Forell 18, ---.:. UCLA 31, Waelllni\OII Wleblta St. 18, N. 'Mex. Iowa !0, WlteoulD 12 Wyoming 17, U. Texas El Paoo 15 Southwestern 0 North Galllo 14 Buflalo7 East••• 22 Feclerai·Hocklng 6 Poco 28 Waha.., 6 Pt. Pleosant 21 Milton 12 The Use• Car That· Can Be Use•------· AT KEITH G LE FORif USED CAl LOT 66 CHEVROLET BELAIR 2 Door, 8 cyl. Stand. trans. R&H. W/W tires. Sharp, one owner. $1295 Locust St. 992·3422 Middleport _'::'::~~~~=~~;:;;;:;;:;::::::;:;:::::::!. 1 H & , FI PR.- .-••• I NE'yAy 71 G eneraI ElectrJC • "DO•J.:. .,VERYTHING 111JlSHEK" I Ifl - with Exclusive MINI-BASKETm NAMED · loiiCNand c-.rJied br <n ot.-tho .moat · pcJ~~rerfld dlstractkllls In thoNa. ~ Jim ciorhm IlOna! F004ball Lea&uo - the .i.olaltt log .,... be · erowd II 'l'lllane ibd!um. •IIi! fell clur~ an "Oitcldlli olf (~ plq eallt at tlie line scrbil1111p) States, never stayed in one place long enou~h to quallfy as a voter. His ftrst vote was cast when he was 62 years of age. li...,., ll\llle Is another who Ia over the with 184 yardo. 1,00().yard llgure alretUIY .wiUr In ocorhw, Gary N.C. Tenn. Texas Tens Arlzoaa w;f Grove l2 Oak Hill I Athens 26 i..ogan 14 Meigs 14 Galllpolia 8 Jockson 28 Ironton 31 Wellston 12 Nels-York 6 Hla First Vote Ports. East 14 Minforcll2. Being in the Army, Zach- Ashland 28 Portsmouth 1 ary Taylor, who became 12th Southern 26 Honnan Trace 6 president or the united Kyger Creek 40 ·· Old Town Flats News .. · ly MAJOR AMO$ i. H,OOP!.E , - - - - - - - ' - - . . Chestnut Ridge Canto Ramoay 'c ir. ; ' ~. -son ,.,Op ~wm ,, •,, .NUf!P" Kra........ NiezgOda is (Welan! •• · Moeller lln•ns , . IJil>. I ·.,Jl."""""" ·. .. . ~Z. FootL~IlFans in for W . W YORK . (Ul'l)-1be Unlted , Preu lnlatoat!OJ!d top 20 •mall college foolbelllelms with llrol pllee WIA!o aniiii'QB. loot-tied record• (when avaU.. ble) 111 pareulbosn :Crhlrd week) • Team Points L No. Dak. st. (27)(t-O) 333 2, T-• A&l (3-0) 266 3. Hwnboldt St. (3.0) 198 4- ,Montana (1)(4.0) 180 5• Ark. st. (2) (Z.1) 138 6• Troy st. {3+1) 135 7, Alcorn A&M(l)Q.o) 123 8. Delaware (Z.J) 98 9, 1111 (Pa.) (I) (3.0) 74 ·10·· N.M. H'lando (3+1) 63 11. East Tenn. st. (4-0) 39 12. Abilene Olrlst. (4-0) 37 13•. NorthernMidJ. (3-1) 27 : 14. Lenoir Rhyne(I)(3.0) 25 15. Northeast Okla. 18 18. Idaho st. (l) (2-1) 17 'f1 17. Akron (3.1) 14 ~ ./1. ' J118. (Tie) No. Ariz. (2-1) 11 . (Tie)Fresno st. (2-1) 11 20. Col. st. CoiL (I) (3-0) 10 Others recelvtngnveormore 'f1 . pomta: Eastern Kentucky, Mls~. I ~ J I oourl (Rolla), Concordia, st. > · John's (Minn.), Adams State, Allalx Southern valleyA1!1- HannanTrace.... 13 68141 Weber State, North Carolln0 letlc Cc..rerence lelmo 0 r e Southern •... ..• 1 4 38 136 A& T, West Carolina, Southwest scheduled fu seeactlonthls Frl· Soutllwestern • . 0 3 20 126 Oklahoma, T a m P a, Drake, day alii SaturdaY but only two LAST WEEK'S RESULTS: . Florida A&M. SVAC gamea ere ext tap. Two Federal Hocld11! 50 Southern 14 SV AC oquads play non-league ' ~.. r Creek 30 Eastarn 14 oent oppcxr I. I;J, also !!"*three polnla lrom fJ 'lbedlt!erlnct;-otcourl.,'ia .. daYiitbe Mett-!iltoww ',the tw,..Piatooni!Wsylltellluted li'orJc Gilt at Sla Stadium on by Manager GO lladP• thlt Weclilolda)' be"'" letvtrw tar year. ~~~~~ 011 Thur!Miay- oren't Platoonlrw Gels RetIIIIa · ' worrled oboutlhe oddfo 111e platooniJW hes JOI!en ~ Meta are still • Jlaht.- reoulta iDol It heamadopll)'ero blttiJW. cl.., bot they have hit . like Ken Boowell, Wayne ·-'""to - . 1113 .._ G __., ·w~ flll!l'll. -.If lrNlt, AI Well, ArtS!Wno!G', 7ou're looklrw at .lhlngs on Ron Swoboda and Ed -··there Is onokeyatallsllc val~abli m0111ben ot tho team. for tho Meto. Only two of the outlleldero Elown different playerlhsve Agee and JCNs, and shorto~ seen action In 100 or lll9fO Bud Harreloon can be cons!pmes this and a 12111: dered i'ulltlmo starter f. Dom ClencietuiQI~ pll)'ed In 7:1 11 you COiqJal'e the Orloleo but joined the club irter the aid Meto pollitlon-by'i)osltlon season started. . the Oriole a hhe a big edge. ' By contras~ tho Orloleo hove But don't rcirget how well seven players who've pll)'ed In PlatooniJW hes worked ror the 148 or more games tide year, Meta tldo year. It's made the but tho next two played 1n Just club better than It IOOhs and 105 and 94_ Only one Met OliO of the reasons why tho iPia.Yer, Agee, has played In Mots keep wimiJW when more than 148. they're not e>POCted to. ~ '-"A a club.towa"" __ ....,.-.,-,. dum=M1 ,.,_ u· 1o1a1.' '· ,.m , · . ,, . . ·•. • R.. Crande Collep's golf teem ltando 3-0 Iller vic. 1Drlea over OakiiDd Cl\y Col'• ,..., CompboUmlle cOlla.. '' and Pikeville Collep In KIAC i:" at PllnlaYWo, Satur. , · daY. Rio 11e!eated Pikeville tQo .a score of ~ to ~, Comp. ballnlllo tQo 1Qlh to 1'h, and ·b.kiand Clly by 7.&. · ,., The match, IIIIYed Clll t h e ' l'alntlvllle Countey Club, Is ICOrtd Clll the basis of three ' .polnta per ple,ver, with a polo! Clll the front nine, a ·for PIIntplay tar ple,y 011 the beck nine and a -'~ ~or the total ••. 18 ..,..,. l!:ach team baa four BOlters, '· iJIIIdN tho total possible score ~ POints per match. Galla Gnblec, Rlo Crande'o llllllber one pla,yer, took 1'h poiDia from Ca"UibeiJ..Uie's ~1'1 AnderiCIII, Crlblec lhot 50-17..97. Ter17 S!rader, Rio Grllllde's llllllber two golfer, took three' -'• • - "'L~n _..a uvm we' a B e n ..__.,_, th ....... - · - ·· ~ .....11 r r om • · '"'"eel r.f.u:e· .... . . had , Go lfiers .R edman ' ·' R ema1n • n beaten ')'' '"1 .• tbl·v.t,••.. ~... '"",.-. '-bl....... ci:Jec,lj . 1 . . IICiiJII~lhel:nontl!'lltld Phipps' Play Slwws Upgrade of Offense she = '·'· Jqnetlltho othtrJ,IIIilriiJuit · llllve il p•··er wl\o hi· ·more one a q,.~ or· l"f Orlolo ' ,.. • hiU.n. 1be cl.., ~ ha 1 :1han 28 ~r~ ddt -•on and frank Robl111011, llool Pow,U p;. . 'If.~ RBI producer and Br.ooko Rcbinton. · 1IMI So· thet's wily tho od4tlna• . · -~tlmore Oriole• - . ken, who ..ve y.., · the fclut •pll)'en who hlt26ormore Baltimore Colh .... 17 ........ , .. ~ 1 aid lllso four p'···ers "' .., ...., over tho NOll YOC'k Jeto, !lot ;- '·,tlo llnocked In 18 ·runs or the Orioles an U lawrlte to · ;~~ win the oerteo JVblch atarta , .>v;~>~ probably a colncldenee Satur~~a¥ It lloltlmore Mitmor•i'-'' . Paul Blair ot the Orioles Ia! Stadium. · ,. '. "1111 TGIIIIIIlo Asoo of tho Melt Meta Not WOITied 26 . both had hclllen and 76 Bit alneo the IPIIIIOI aren't llMt. But while Agee Is one ot pll)'ed Clllpaper and evei'J'IhltW c...,. =:;" T'i= ·P91T<PR SAYS . CINCINNATI (Up!) _ 1be Cincinnati Beogals will have u_v• 1 the s..,port of the local fans for D•l'fiiiCftJD ey the rest of the seaeon no ma~ Is Cia ~en tar what happens. Q--1.. C<Bch Paul Brown anoounced UDII Tue sdaY thet all four remainBY ALTA CONE 1 h 1 COLIJ1o!IIUS (UPO - Here Is s':J:d games are a ready Mro. LelallamiltOilald Tam· lhe United Press International llll' of Dayton apent a weekend Board ol Coaches' high ochool The Bengals played betare a with her molher, Mr!L Cor a I footballl>oll, wilh wln-losa rec- full house at Nippert Stadium Moore. orda In pirenthesls: here once this oeason, against Harvey Bratton, Lopn, a n d CLASS AA the KaniOs Clzy ChiefS- Only · niece, Mrs. NeDie Blum, GalNEW YORK (Upl)..1be pll)' 1,002 yards In total olrenos. TEAM ·POINTS gameo agalnat the Miami Dol- ion, IIPOill a !ewllayo with Mrs. of Purd•'• Mike Phipps Is 11le trend toward tolal 1. Can. McKin. (12) 5-0 426 phlns and the San Diego Charg- . Glnovra Footer. symbolic or the _.-d treldln otrensela predominant allover. 2. War. West. Res. (9):>-0 334 "'.'here had Ieos than capaclcy W, A. Gregory was In Dayton oftense amorw thla aeason's Don Notlingllam ol Kent State, 3, l.p, Arllngtoo (11) r;.o 3U c """"for a rew daya with hlo son, WIJ. eollege footbelllelmL the leadiJW rusher In the n~tlon, IN AC STANDING 4. NUes McKin. (3) 4.0 299 "Obviously we're elated with llam aod wife. Their daughter, , ,1,1,'h!PP8. uenloquarterblck, alreedJcheot;atniltlht·~sllr ,,, ' '" ; ~1/AC OML)) ·' · ·~ " s:"'!iandilsi.Y 'm~ ' .,22 t -tlt• re:fiOIVIe ol "our fa. ..... ·Janie and two children ol !Je. three lliltUiaataea- , fcillr aamea: 'Je'JTY Hifndren;of , J'EAM · ·' W 'L P· · OP 6. Elyria (1)5-0' · 1&7 Brown ld. · ./ ~'- · were also vtolllna ,.,.. "'a\1!J accounted for'' odiY tfil'ee ' ICiii\Oi bel caught 38 paoles aijd • ~r Creek. •.• 3 0 88 36 -1. Cine. (6) i;.o · ' 178 ' Brown 10ld Saturday rught'~ the Gr••""" • with. ~~: ~- hlmlilllt ao the. Jim Braxton or'West"VIrlinl& ·-!!~astern ; • •• -•. 2 1. 96 ae. 8. ZaneSlllie(1)5-0 153 geme with the Chargers at San : J~! ~~ s~ with the liollermaken llnlshed third In has acored 66!J!llnlo. North Gallla • • • ,2 2 78 56 9, Massillon 4-1 79 Diogo was the first tlme the, armed for"'' at lla Narw. the Big Ten eonterence, But In In olher d.,anmentt, Olaon Southern • · • • · • .1 2 36 50 10. Cine:, St. Xavier 5-0 72 Bengals had ~layed a . goo,! Mrs. Cora Moore was shopthree games tolar llilseeuon, tops the Jlfuers wl1lt 80 llaiUII Trace .... 0 I 6 60 SECOND 10: 11. Cleveland St. team that~· really up 10 the ping In Athenslaot week. Y., lalented Phipps baa gaiDed cornplatiCIIII; · Ken Selllen of Southwootern .... 0 2 14 78 Joseph 64; 12. Lorain Senior 47; bl~.ror us. • John White remains a medlmore )'ardlge l'UIJIIIrw aid Tulane letdi tbe punters wllh Totalo . :8 8 316 316 13. Steubenville 44; 14- Clev&We made .~ore than our cal pellont In a Parkersburg l.paatdlla than llll'collogltn.Ver. an average ol 47.5 yarda per A~ GAMES ' land Benedl<llne 41;15. Xenia normal errors, BrowniOidaf· hospitaL The lateot fteurois ~led ~ck; llllly Walaoo of the TEAM . .. W L P OP 40; 16.. Akron Garfield 38; 17. ter re.~ewlng rllml o! the Arnold Jordan and Richard todQ by ll!e Natlo,.I'Collea:late Clladel leads In pant returna Kyger Creek. • ... 4 1 120 77 Sidney 37; 18. Parma Valley game. We tried hard. We had were in Lonlon Wedneeday. """" Service thow PhlltPa wjth U!or 216 yards pi~ Frank .Eaatern , - • • 3 2 96 36 Forge 36; 19. Jla.ylon Belmool the ~!fort, but .. our .executloo Leonard Quisenberry I s leaiiiJW the ration In total SlatOil of Son Jose Stiotels best North Gallla • • 2 3 108 90 30; 20. Walsh Jesuit 22. wasn t ao good. working on his !arm which he otretlle with 1 046 yards- an In ldcllalf returna with 14 for Rookie quarterback Greg purchased near Point Rock. He awe....,e !If alreedJ hss 3'13 yards. · Cook, who missed the game Is bullcllng a new lume alii they iecountod for 12 of hlo team's against the OlarBers,lsexpect,. have moved here from Norwalk. toucbdowOL ' JOHNSON SECOND ed to be beck In the llnosp Mrs. Clyde Slme 11'111 In AahPhlppa Ia not tho only pll)'er NEW YORK (UPI) _ R 0 n Line~ n when the Bengals meet the land, Ky., on buslnoss one day who h compiling atqgerlrw Johason, beck tar the Cleveland I.' _!!_ world champion New York Jets recently. lliures. Steve 011011 of ~ Br<lwns, ranks second In ruahSulliay. . Mrs. Emily Turner and mothhas accounted lor 14 of his lrw' In the NatiOntl Foolbell COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPD _ Cook suffered ,anarm illiury or, Mrs. Footer,werelhopplrw team'• touchdowils oo far and League with 250 yards, accord- John Niezgoda, the Unlverslcy BY MAY JOHNSTON a..lnslthe Chiefs here, In Athens SaWrclay. It a clooe secood to Phlppo In IJW to statlsUco reletsedtoday. o1 Toledo's hrulslngsq~homore Mrs.. Sylvia Carp~nterwentto Mrs. Nancy Jack Is visiting ~ offense with 1,043 yarda. Reece !dorrl..., ollhe Browna IIJIIIbacker' today was named Candler' Ohio, to attend tho II>- , Masoo Parsoroals her son and daughter Ill CharStew of Norlh Texas was ftlth In the 11111e eategoey United Preoa hternatlo18l's neral of the husband ot Mrs. Monday guests of Mlos Ellz. Ieaton, w. Va. a- . HE HAS DIFFICULTY speak of. .K84 8lriltli •• GrUWITH OATES My probleln? I attract men • A lot 1111' • ~lj tolt-hehtidber 2 Dear Helen: like files. I don't <0111clentlous• K dach61nd .... v.... batuf;y My husband kissed me "good ly flO after them, but alnc:e we WIST (D) lAllT Iditol' Rutb KliDI ia reeOvertnc 10 5 43 and said • See ••oo at moved to this town two year& •.A10 6· . •.32 KQ b·•e" btau!ilfldl1 from mQir llll'ilel'1 ' 2 o'clock." The trouble Is, he ago, I've had seven atralra. • K Q 7 n • 9 aUI, .y , Bolpltal. " _. didn't sa,y wl\at day or year. They meant nothing to me. •AQ10H •J9U .Dtaootaka open • doN iike •It's been 15 months now, Three were with married men, SOVI'II ._ \ ·~ but 'l'ruda !Wier'• and rm still waiting for that all In good professions. T w 0 • 1 dlaeo.,lniDIID the Vlllajo ceJe. 2 o'clock date. Meanwhile, an-· wanted to get dlvorc<S so they •QJt785 llrat._t Ita 10!h ~ thla other woman carrying my mar- could marry me, but I don't • J852 ~ .<,. ProlllbiJ blcaaee ous year. rled name, "Mrs. Roland A. want to leave my husband. • 13 'lr.t not reall1 a dllcdWl The Treasury estimates that about 10 ruiUion individuals, Brown" (ler s call It) added a I know I need ps,ychlatric Both vulnerable (whidl: ~ canned Dillie) lid most of them students, would be relieved of the inconvenilot of purchases to my depart- help. Twice Pve been In the Woat N - lloatlo a . - ~e ot live roell .... ence of having to file for refunds every ;ear. The governmenl store account. 1 tried to hospital with acute depreulon. b:le ~ ment would also be relieved of a lot o unnecessary and track llll' husband down through I've made appolntmenta, but Pus 3• Pua ... costly paperwork. har after the mistake was have broken them. How can I D'lle POlS Polo Pua The proposal makes sense. stralghtenedout - t&rtshesaid. admit theoe ·toJ>dble . ~. '" ~' W ..:•A •. he pulledttoe' eamo thlft6. She'• which !hate mylelf'lor? .. ..., ·.. . waiting 101' "f P'clot:k," She Right now Pm ·hoaded loran- You doll'! will the flnal8 of , I I .... Jl-1 .. •' ,, .. , !bought waun8r~edtohim, other affair. I - t want It to the Nllli®al.team champion- . 'il ''" as he told her his first wile happen, but I want, and suppose ship event wllb~~t aomeluck and children were aU killed 111 I .-d, affectloo and attention. but this.J~ ~:C, D~ an automobile accident r1 v e Though my husband loves me, m a k 1n 1 · tbeir OWD years ago. he can't show his emotiooa.l'm The first and ..second'• Mrs. not making excuses for myself. By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. Roland A. Brown would like to I know rm totally wrong, What. atop our husband from "mar- worries me even further is that If you are one of the is positive. Remember that rying'' an,y other unauspectlng the men InVolved ask ME to ;was ::: thousands of persons with severe stress, an operation woman. For all 1 know, 1 may forgive THEM for their admUd oliabetes, it is important or a febrDe disease may not be his legal wife. We were vances. They tell me thee> want ' · to prevent the disease from necessitate a temporary In- married by a friend or his who me to respect them as 1111ch •• 'rbe World Almanac says advancing. This requires ob- crease in the dosage of your said he was a justice of the they respectme. Thlsmaheilme .. ·~-t the Ganal, holy river servance of a proper diet, insulin or oral drug. ,_ oF h . . . rta t peace, and Roland took the II- leel au the cruddier. ·.,of tiMl, Hindus, flows from _. the details of which vary 001 18 tmpo n ~n with him when he lett. rm sure your readers wW _. one 'Welt Ill eall IICIOII India with each individual case. In because YS•ene m diabetics im- - 10 W at paired cirr.ulation and infecWhat do I do next?"TWO'' check me oft as a olut. II e refor 1,580 Dillet, draining an general, fats must be limited because in most mild diabet- lion can easily lead to gang- FOR THE ROAD. mly I werel Then I wouldn't w~ dou- area .of land 48,000 ics overweight is a part of grene of the toes. Any sign Dear "Two:" be - WEIRD, LONI!SOME AND pus but Mike liillel -br ille. Ill silt- n their problem. Concentrated of ringwonn or other foot Check the vital otetllllics rec- SEARCHING two heartl.' . wailn are beUeved to sugars and starches must disease should be lreated die· li¥ of Bob's baDd 1ooked !JIIIbly . waall Brahmau · ~·"•.-t alike. also be restricted because promptly. Avoid sitting with ords at yoor c:ouneycourthouoe. Dear W, L.hlaand 8.: k ooc1 • ~ of ' beartl ---your pancreas Ia not pro- Your legs crossed as this in- If yoor marriage Isn't recordA psyc trill W<lll't chec I d minces Is U rth For tliolle too~- to. ~ . consider yONraelf luc'-. you otl a& a slut. Rather, he an • s · we WO • a _ .. ...,._ ... , the "'ver ' '1 ducing enough Insulin to terferes with the circulation. eel, "' wbDe to bid ·a vulnerable ....,....,.....!!.A.ou handle large amounts of Wear properly fitted shoes YON'll be saved the Ume a n d may make you understand why game in IMP· competitiotl, =· ~ nter ••.;;;-~ these nutrients. and SOcks and change both _ ... of divorce proceedings. you hate yoursal! so 1111ch that he raised to three 118artt.. -..:.,_,,. !!" , ~.·ant Of Many mild diabetics can daDy. - H. you uoe sex as an alcoholic ...... '"'"e had almoat but 'll'...., tbe 11101 dieatl! ~ht!i. ··: be controlled by diet alone. Regular checkups with P.S. II yoo two "Mrs. uses IIIPJI'. Make an llJIIIOint- hlsslxhearttand · 2. ~ If, however, you are taking your doctor, even though he Browns" would stop "Marl7- meta and don't break Ill Pro- trlbulion looted 10 &ood to , · '· ~ ~ ~ .. · Insulin injections or sulfony- finds nothing wrong, are a In' Boland,~ file bigamy charg. feealonal help can eaYe your him tbat he on to '~'~~~-ely· lurea by mouth, the dosage form of health Insurance you r1age game ' a UD ·· must be carefully adjusted can ill afford to do without. ••· - H. mar · - H. weit doubled and~ · . · ... .;to prevent an attack of hypo- The complications of diabetes Dear Helen: 11ds column Is dedicated to the ace and IIDOtiiK · 1111. ' .. •'' glycemia or low blood sugar. are serious and must be nip1 don't know how to write family lfvlna, soli you're baY- This dldD't WOI'I'!. ·it ;,.,rtJillltQW~; Dailf. urine testing is es- ped In the bud. Careful con- this wllhcut making It look like log kid trodlle or )let plain aU. Since Eaat 10Ucnre4 to sentia . It is not as accurate trol o! your diabetes will pre- Pm a tramp. Lord knows rm trouble, let Hel• halp YOU. both lteartt, Mike was 'IIGUll an index or your diabetic vent them. not! Slle will also welcome y o u r to .have time to ruff one-.a;· status as a blood sugar derve. been married 1 h r e e own ourwtlng experiences. Ad- mood In dum!IIY· AU .Jil termination but it is simple Q-Jn a reeent eolumn you needed for hla '-tract wN! and cheap, and if you keep sald that prednisone could years, have a WOllderfUI b 0 Y dreu Helell lloltel In care of to find West with. tbe ace ell · clubs and reaaooably lood. your urine su~ar-free your mllke a .hemangioma disap- apd two, and I love my bus- this new-r. chances of getting complica. pear. Would It also help a band deeply. Wehavenoflnandlamond1. \1 lions are negligible. This test strawberry birthmark? c1a1 burdens. R He won the heart In 'bll should not be made a A-FOJ' t b e strawberry Pm not beeutlful, )oat paaaET own band aud led ·bll liiC); specimen taken mark, freezing wlth carbon able, thiNgh 1 try to look my lr PHIL PASTOII of diamond•. Well'tlilitl breakfast because this dioxide snow, X ray, the best. I keep a good home. I North-central Siberia Ia forced dummy'• ace. SIDei gives a negative laser or skin grafting b&Ve 110 marital troubles to the coldeet Inhabited spot of =t~~~~d=~· , persons whose spe,cinoen are succe.:.••:.:f:.:ul;_._ _..,~--------, the world, excepting only and ellabllsh !ill t!Cbl Tbit . . Tl.-?11 ~ our houoe when we arrive didn't really matter. U 1111 , =~~ 0 s .L . . . . ] . . t une ® home two houn late for din· nine bad not ~ li!J 1' NfW YORK CUPO-on pa. · peroll~to)CIIIeeL ' nii New York Meta didn't :::r ita'!•·~ I.:UtY~o... 'iliclllltl .... 1]1111 :m;.:'~te::·;:~ BRUCE BICJS&A.T Yet a memorandum issued by the office of the assistant secretary of defense in 1963 estimated that the added expense of safety glasses would amount to 6 or 7 cents per lens. Contrasted to this is a survey made of 216 enucleations (surgical removals o! the eye) performed on military per· sonnet between June 1959 and May 1964. The cost to the government, including lifetime di~bility compensallon to the victims, was put at $14.6 mtllion. According to Maj . William D. Anderson o! the U.S. Army Hospital at Fort Carson, Colo., with protective lenses or goggles 19 of the eyes would have been saved, another 19 probably saved and '13 others possibly saved. Ironically, the Defense Department insists upon v...- Ia hen .. 111 IIQiac· Laa r- tor atarl: _,5,000 a week .... ~· tho fOJ' tB oovtr dia!'IH .... Claudotta Colbert WIU record a pop liOilll album .... In Will> 6 Fnnch .. .. Wltb llowald """'' clean~IV Lal V-, thl ......llng. . . wa1 lip 26 par cent thla , _ - 1>11 $218,000,000 protltl .... 1bt tlDcrallle Noali Rock ..._. ''ll!llal ~~ erayat.~ Fsv.of.:;.lJfibfes 8 'If ,, 5 ·~ ~1':;,_ O:Ji;.,l·.aig: ~..-• on rae ~ > " . NOW AT THE PRICE OF AN ORDINARY WASHER! �-'~ """"1'-' ...... ..,-...-... ~.-. ... _ ··1 ... ' ''other JDeUFes" are avallable. PubUcatl~ or admissions is untO further - ... lltrih• Mrs. ~ 0. Houck, 67 Mill Creek ~·· aon, 10:24 a. m. Tuesday;, Mrs. James E. Neol, Rt. 1 ~ Pleaasnt, dautJbter, 4:37 p.J4. Tuesday; Mrs. Ernell Edwatds, Jr.. Rt. 2 Bl.dnll, IKIII,\ 8:08 p.m. Tues- day; Mrs. Milchell c. 11a1101, Jr., Rt. 1 MIDersville, son, 5:49 a.m. Wediieaday. Dbcharpa Sle&:ben Waggaer, Paul lllrnetle, Clllford 'Carlos Coldwell. Mra.lloiCJtlu L.Dela-r,Joseph R. Durst, ArtJaqo L. Flllllht, Mrs. Loren &: Layne, WUllam Leach, Olley l.on8rellow, Mra. Gordon L, Markel, Mra. Jolm McDaniel, Ra.l'lnond F. Rubenlllahl, Mrs. Elizabeth Thornton, Mra. WUIIam S. Bullock and biantdaualiter, Mrs. James M. llamm IIIII Infant dau8l>ter, Jta. Daniel W"Mahan and lntalllaon. I ,. Harrtsonville ~ 1 · Society '~~W8 .,. • Dona ~ had an auto accident ~ Clnol Winches- ter and as a ,reoult was co,. tined to Holat HIJIIIltaL Mrs. Earl foolt l>la returned home !rom the hospital and Ia SCIIIOHI•t ID1Dfowd. T b e I r dauabter-in-11'-, Eldora Folt, Who aasl- .. the store durtrw Mrs. Fol's absence, baa retucned ~ Columbus. Mra. Clara and grarDdallllllter of W spent a week e11i witll the Douglas alxi the Dale WW a tamllles. Mr. and ~ Babe Whaley and Mr. and . . . H. D. Gilkey and son of Qllumbua visited the 0te W~a and Ava Gilkey lall weekelld. Tom Wells (a a patient ala hoapltal In Ma'fl- ,and Ia reported dolqr . l y. Mrs. Mae MUon visited Mrs. Katie WUson. Rece.. visitors ol AY& Gilkey were Loulie GUkey of Alq, Mra. Leah WUIIams, Mra. Elsie ~le, Mra. Sllaron JoweU, Mra. Irene Wolla and Mlmle Mra. Margaret Allen Ud Clara Hull. Mr. and Mra. Joe Sayrewere ol'alied.to F'lori£whanhlaJDGII>. er suffered a hlart attack. Silo h '""' l:nproWjs. l 'l'he Gnrwe lla11 11ere baa IMien IJit)roved,w!th.c•t , MeG..,, ... "' palm. '' Mr. and Mrt Vlrsll Alkl111 alii Mlu Roj)y .Oiohl were buslneu vlaltora ld Columbus laot week. • Dbller ol the Bud Douglaa' Sundi.Y were Mro. Ciara Hull, Howard Hull Jr., Mr, and Mrs. Je 1lryaJt and daUBIJter of W alii Mr. alii Mra. lloleW a,locol. They are the chll ot the late Mr, alii Mra. Hod Yfl~ Mrs. Vlnu took her mol"t WUson out to Mr. snd Mr and children ofi'.llddlepc:.-t !tal the Mike Mr. and Mr .,.,. Saturday Dale Whalers 'collld on Cll blrtlllla1 wao Satriay The Rav. ·-to. Arix'l work ln Kr. alii MrL ud cllildron · ..til tile !ltJmar odeo'. , ' ·lfr· <and Mr Bud ilaQslaa ... Mr. and a. Dale WU. aue•'-' . '::!Sunday, •• ~- . and Mra.l,l J... ,;JIIIU·Jialled In , ,....., .. oll .an ~- ~~ ~a' PMri~ Da1a alii wile, 'u liJOr• "''d ~ dalillrtera rellclt .6t lilt. Club. Solactlon ol Tc:p 'l'enClub,- Tbase membei-a wUI h·OI d ~ntnr GoodJ-.. II • ~ 175 lk.ltlnlud Drive In Cltllj,. A , .IIIGIIIIII;)> meeU.,. and Ulllduct 'lor7 aperator Ill ~ 195t. polio. ' l IIIII actiYltiea auch II'IAIUrllllueat · He wu PJ<IIIIIIIId IIJ, llboraEmell (Willie) Call Jollied Ill GoooiJ_.• .9pair9 ~ectlvely, tGp 11;..... .&•Ioiii C'dil11 IIIIi the tlldto form aiOcai Top Tea baaed on their pert01_.., .yer,tt;y of ~ • 1!1 HEAD COACH . LAS VEGAS, Nov. (UPO~t "Pappy" Gault, who became the nrat N"lll'O ever named as held coach tor an 0 I y m p I c squad when he c•ched the 1968 U;S. boldrw lelm, was namad Tuesday aa .1189. head .-•h lor the Ameri<ID &~per- squad that wUI lace the Soviet ' Called tla-1 1'cp ~- Club, thelJirO- Unt011ln an lllterllatlonol match tnm illeludN the amua1 aelec~ on Oct. 25. ·_JEANS ••• SLjCIS Jll'l!ll' lol')'i:uparvl_la.lll,19e5. llc:berll, bla ·wito, - . . , and two dau8lrteU. realde at 2104 MaiOII IlaoleJard ·ln Allnl Pleaaant. ' Char lea (Taal) Davia belli! -* tor Goollr- •• a deYeiopment technician In t h o aonuoi ~ reaJona1 meet- plant'a !lbir f0l'llllllll1- In lag In J!lllllfY. Auauat, 1963 ,11111, waa JII'OIIIOIA native o1 Wllhln&ton, D. ld to _.-n-, In Auaull, c., Jamea l!Gberta - - 1965. laltrlalplanta, ....,.Ung-. fereoceJ and aemtnara, hearIll( ~· from outside tile c o - alii tralnlllg 1n manasemelll technlquea. The local club will JcU o4her Goodyear Tc:p Ten cluba Ia fills IOOBI'Qhic artt lor an GoodJ- U 'anaperatorlntbe ~::·~~:~~ JII'Qductloo ~ In F"'-· llclt 1'11117, 1959. He woa ~ to A C!PtraltiJ' Ill.......,., 1HO and .to ·lupervl- In lt65, Call and hi a witt PalrleIa havtlhree da'ltJblertllldliYo Ill 2t13 Blreh Av.... In Point ,~ •at. wiD d..,.,.,.. i dQ trip to .•·a lhlrlr wivea. wtr.. . will Plelliant. from other A IP'IIbite ol Nnt Plee- lllnt daya fl. lli&ll !lchool, Carl Bllrrla, be- reotlon and 11ft hla career with Gooolrear elorul. RIVER NEWS J Tu~pers Plains GAUGES - Gallipollo, 12.2 and 12.3 running 3 feet of rollen; P!. Ple11ant, 24.08; Pomeroy-Muon, 20.50; Hinton, 0.95 otat.; Kanawha Falla, 3.55 rlsi"Bl Charleoton, 17.91stat. London, Marmet and Wlnlleld are on the sm. BOAT MOVEMENTS: GALLIPOLIS LOCKS- Davld McKay and Little Ox dOWII 5:35 p. m.; Andrew P. Cslhoun up 11:15 p. m.; Elgarclllf 14> 11<411 p. m.; Cotton Queen ~ 1:20 ' L m.; Diane Bosworth 14> 3:45 a. m.; Semel down 5:45 a. m.; ORCO down 6:35 a. m.; Biue Bird up 8:20 a. m.; L. W. Sweet ~ waiting. KANAWHA RIVER- London, Solvay 14> 1:25 a. m.; Marmet, Duncan Bruce up 9:05 p. IlL i Fort Dearborn down 1:SO a.m.; George T. Price down 6:50 a. m.; Wln11eld, 0. F. Sllearer down 6:50 P. m.; Alan H. Mer- Society News By MRS. EVELYN BRJCKLES Mr. a n d Mrs. Gearhart Rausch of Plain Cl~. Ohio, woa Friday afternoon suoots of Mr. and Mrs. Fon Halsey and brother, Wellle Ralsey. Mr. and Mra. Lowell Beaver and family of Middleport, Mr. and Mrs. Carl Morrla alii chlldron of Racine, Paul Allison of Zanesvllle, snd Mrs. Sally Al· llson of Racine, all were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jlo. land Torrence. Mrs. A11laon Ia rec~ratlqr here at the home of her daiQ!bter after belqr hospltallzed at Holzer with a heart attack. Mrs. Dorothy MuiPas of Saint Petersburg, F1a., anddaiQ!bter, Mrs. Phillip Stauffer of Athena and cousin, Kelliall hrmans of New Marshfield, 0., were Sunday gueots 'o! Mrs. Nelael Weatherman. rlll down 8:20 p, W.m.;H. Polly andSaturday Mrs. Kennetll down 9:20p.m.; Slla..H. r, RthMr. were owningGrit• ..,_ Jr. ~ 1:55 L m.; Tammy L. per suosta of Mr. andMra. HarWhlte ~ 2:35 a. m.: Ouachita old l!Gberta of Vie nne, W. Va. down 4:45 a. m.;Jeffersondown Steve CDIVdery of south 6:20 a. m. Bethel was a SatunleJ' overnlgltt OHIO RIVER - Lock 13, A. guest of Joe Grlf!lth. V, Criss down 6:25p. m.;Queen Mr. and Mrs. Wayne BrickCicy down 6:35p.m.; Lock H, leo werec:alllngonMr.aiiiMra. Inca up 1:35 a. m.; WW!am H. Henry Taylor of Little Hocldns Zimmer up 8:50 p. m.; Bayoo Sunday afternoon. LaRel!le 14> 12:35 .. m.; s. M. ~- and Mra. Howard CbrlsJefllla''Uii 2:20 a.'''m.; John J. ty ol Me.ilson,lntl.,werereceill ~ ;down 4:Ui'' a. m.; lndl- overnlg!Jt suosta o1 hla slater, ana down 6:20 a. 111-i Lock 15, Mr. and Mra. Charles Betz!JV Jane T. down 2:3$'a. m.; Lock Donald Barthelemy of 17, Steel Pioneer~ 3:45a.m.; ton spent a tew days here with Paul D. down 4:40 a. m.; Bell&- his gra--r. Mrs. Eflle vme Locks, Buckeye State dOIVn Watson and went bunting while midnlgltt; St. Marys up 12:15 here. He has enll- In the U, a.m.; Kathleen K.14J3:40a.m.; S. Navy. . Jem.c.t down 5:30a.m.; Racine Mr and Mrs. Carl WatiOIIand J..s>cka, Kathy H. ~7:45p.m.; soo Gene of lla.YtGD spent the Onward 14> 6:45a.m:: Gree~ weekelll here with his mother, Locka, Valvollne up 6 p. m.; Mrs. Ellie Wataon. Ravenswood up 7 p. !!l.; Laguna Mr. and Mrs. Varvln Wolker down 7:30p.m.: Vlctocydown8 and dallllllter, Ruth, spent the p. m.; Altoo Zephyr - . , 8:20 p. m.;PhlllpSporn~9:10p.m.; . ..-----~--" H. E. Bowles down 10:40 p. m.; Holen S. down midnl&ht; AlliedAshland up 4:45 a. m.; J!Bnlla White ~ 7 a. m.; FICI,YII Blaske ~ 7:30 a. m.; Meldah1 Locka, WRINGER. Ashland d<Mn 3:15 p. m.; Su11n Vickers down 9:10 p. m.; WASHER ert P. Tlbolt ~11:30p.m.; Ned Merrick down 12:15 s. m. Tau pt t11n1 J I ... ,.... .......... ~···· .' Lace or alii Mr, and Mra. lllll1 DlriiiJ Chester atwl .. In lelt laat. week !Gr • "" - · vllllt wltb ' Mr. and Mrs.lllrlll' Taban, Ctl4lbcro, N. Beautiful Kath1 wu- and a trWid, Sty Mr. and Mrs. Ron ~ncar •-otllloGTII$Collap, returned to lholr homa In \'ln. i!plnl o Will I at the hoBie o1 and fine Quality ....,.., Inti., Iller IPIJidiDs 0 Mr. and Mrl. LaWiiiiCe lbltb. weakelli with Mr. and Mrs. You're lUre of a,pedect Paul Karr and family. motdt when you chMlao Katll,y Reuter, Akron, Q-ls the •far!Uh reoU, Keepaak~ wedclina rlnp woa a receat viiitor other aunt, .a fish? ..•'lpla)ity aaltod Ui 10: LuciUe Smith. A-8tartlsb llve In oil of · natural or while sold. Mr. and lllrL Denzal Clelanl the world's oce-. but they ealled are not flab. They are mem- c. News Notes . lin& c HOUS.EH,O~D •ooas .. ....,..,i&kl .....,. ':;"; :: .. ' Mrick SaiUP '1 09 lli11ta .lieHrs ..~~· :: 77• ...... H1mt~~.t!. 01 5 ":" ~e~r~o~a~f=;;;o,f~a:n:l!n:•:ltl:· WW, 10-racuae. 1111 lllr. and Mro. E1doD called ...... Opal Etcbln&eranl famIly vllitld Sunday In Columbul with •Mr. and Mra. Olarlea Elcho lqrar· and da.-tw. Mr. snd Mra. u. s. Neaae of Neaae Seffl""ont were receat ~EDAY vlaltors of Mr. and Mra. 1'111'SERVICE lay Karr. lnAt9-0IItAI5 Mr. andMra. LawrenceSDtlth weekend at Collllllbua witll her niece, Mr. and Mrs. Jdm New• ell and new bob)' son born Sept. 20. The Nowella have another · .....ac 'Young ·Afhlete$ Are Too Jluch Pressed to Win Says Physici(Jn . aa.lrl ......... 211 L 2M.,.. _, ~·· ,~'· En&lis~ . . . 1.,11 c·• I er • • • • · ' ' INDIAN ..SAN FRANCJSCO{UPI)-Tho daqrera of"pllcher'oelboll'," · :t¥veralt;r of ODclnnall football The Pi1Yatcia'n, 1n a t8Ik to Lanca•ter Fair · ,t elm phyal~ ~· the em- the American CoUose ot Surae;;...,_. 'Oil wlnniJv has cauaed ona here Tuesday, aald the two ~lcal and PJYci)olailcal oporta were a llealtb l>llard tor dama&e. to YOUIV players, par- young playera beQuae of the 'tlcalarb' !Gr the moat llflld 8 preaaure to win !rom ovonea)to 14-yeer.ddi. coachea. SPECIAL hldltl• Cw111· •\·--,.···--.."" ·~,..,.. . ~"" ~~rJii, STRINGER'; o.,: • ,. sr ;:on~ol~ao:.·------~======== c.. Rout !":U~~ . Swiss Stuk ·~~=· Fresh Grou•• Chuck • •...14• Fresh Pork Rolli 'lfr~~c. • ... 4t Pork Steaks ·~-..:.':'' • •,.. 7t Fresh Fryer Breasts • . ... gc FllE5H lAKE ' Fi1 B1n ••••• 2 ~ JANE PARKER-MADE WITH IUTIUMU: lkite lru• .. JANE PARKER'S flESH l1isin lru• • • • • -~ FllOZEN A.... 1 . . . T.,.IRI • • All FllOZEN fi'II...L fr'l• IR • • • UWI . •• . NEW FALL "COURTESY" -DRESS ...NIS RepllriJ '$475.00 .....[ ............ $olld coton. 11ncl LOOK WHAT s1oo WILL BUY! ....... twn • 36 lftehet ,SPECIAL! 517-.$1 CGII only$369 "VFIQ ....,._.......,., DTIA PLAID STAMPS _,..c.,. AM,_...._. ar ...- Tho Stringer is in tho lineal Cryatal Gray Granite, ,. Inches la"' .. d 32 lnchos high. This .,._iallo fngraved with the beautiful vale 011 a column and is .,01. ilhod on tho front & back. This denotes...._ and strength. If tc:p of "*'•mont ; 1 · poll shed, add $45. 11c."" •• "' ...... -.. .... nw-......,Ja -~· NarpVHQfl...ml PLAN HYMN SING Cllim'ER - The N. Y.P.S. of the Cheoter Clllrch or the Nazarene wU1 aponaor a ~ sing on Saturday at 7:30 p.m. Featured IIIDgera will be Bu. ron alii Donnie Duncan and the Tim Duncan quartet o1 Columlola, a quartet from the Belpre United ~st Clllrch 11111 local talent. The pod>Uc II lnvlted to attmi. ---------were Sunday dlmor suoats of the Glen Jewell a In lloonllqrtoo. The shower held at the IP'a¥! haU by Mrs. Gloria Rl,ga tor Mr. lnd Mra. Kennoth Caraey was well attallied and the c~le received IDII1J nice gllls. For more info11111Jtion about "The Stnnger . " S.tpecw . l ______ ,_,,. ... ______ ,msu ·· .3,..... 11 1·11t. Aaaorted t...ed pattema: foam rubber jleddod bock. R... $12.88. · our display lot in Pomeroy • .,... • 2ix31~· Mr. Patcllo WE'LL SEND A REPRESENTATIVE 10 YOUR HOME, IF YOU PREFER ••• OR FURNISH FREE TRANSPORTATION TO AND FROM ANY OF OUR LO. CATIONS, WITHOUT OBLIGATION, OF COURSE. 1 '\::~ ' '-"'· If you aro unable to 'c011o in to our thowrOOIII or cliaploy Iota call - write - or mail this · convenient cou• pon for information about "The Stringer" Special or any of our Iorge aei.Ction of other beautiful Nmorlalo . • • many of which are new aclditifnal · '"'11'••· .' L.,an MooiuMnt c..,..,, P-rey, Qlole . .......... 11...... •nt c:e...,....M . ' "... - Budtet Pay Plan - INGELS FURNITURE 992-2635 Ohio •Rullr_Red •Roabf•...... ·~·­ ... 'W• Jc• t ' • Bn Glilld ,..... ~ •GWIJa~le ( LOlli ' ·~····~ . . ·/ ~' ' . ' ... . .Jii, .Coul!tf - UI~,..T Y•.r..t ,.... ~·./ ,, ·: ··i L••n....v••.....,1...~ .} ,. . . • . ' c.:·. - ., POaiiOY, ~;UftiU ' . leNIIa .._, Mloiael•· ol•s wlthewt -~~...~ · City or PLAIIIITAMPS ............. _ L•..• Mon., .........., heela. · ( ) Ploeae aeml 4eiolls on "The Strlnttt'' . S,..ill. Clloose Fram The Larpst Selactlon iln Soutltwt.-n Ohio ... $1 ·~ , _ .... ..,.. ..... a... u .. have on Olltt!orlaol (· I l'loeso MIMI Wall pkt•· I~ ( I Plooae sonl • FRI!I! beelo:leta ahewi .. •-lola ,rioted In fwll color with ,, .., .. ( I Klnllr. 4 ......... ,..,..._., .... ........... ...!100 ... ·'' '! . , If withheld ll!ll'l,lll Tl>e jlOOtll'eor Tlte,lllll ........, ~·a nowl;)> es~lllbod ~~ nCOIIIIPl!'lfllll have b • e n -.....4· at tile Point~ . . Chamlql· Plant by Mlchul a.ect, )llant 111111018r. , . Jimea (Bob) l!Gberta, a.ar. Ita (Tom) Davia, Ernest (WU' lit) Call, · IIIII Carl D. Burrta hiYe ~ aelected as t b o .Jloal't top III)HirYi!OI'I for BOJs: P.. ..Press relufl Holzer Medlc:al Center, Firat Ave. General visiting houra 2-t and 7Jl p.m. oaJ,y, Maternl~ visiting hours 2:30 to 4:30 p. m. oaJ,y. Parents cmly are allowed on Pediatrics Ward. Adjnlaatons ,,. . :·'· h. PLEASANT- F011r win- tJan of ·the plaDI'~ Wllat these Clther m•aures might be, In this eventuall~, Ia not apelled OIL The plain Ul\pUcaticm, however, Ia that If remoraelesaly drl- to It by ftna1 e110my tn talk r•aon and by wilroken doW! as11ull """' the preaent [ HOSPITAL NEWS •• .,,.. :"fnr , · ~:~f!per'Viso~s' Recoinitit?n Progrq'fii (i;e , BY WU.UAK S. wHITE · 'WASIIIMGTON- llawidlh o!llclall within lheNbonAdDIInlatraUonare mov~P1D'f7'111protectthel'realdenl!rom an CMIIbnalc ottwu4roat attacka fl'an l!llldil hliAllm Plrll 011 the laauo of the war In VletNm. 'l1le ••a• crlla fl. SanaiB - · that ht Ia not mov!JW Jal'ly tall enDIIIIh 011 troop ollftlldxawol ara per!oreo ·~ maot of the President's vlatblt • tiGII. . . dlllte are, In truth!.only the loud......._. ln aluah ~of dis,......,_ nt an W'dertoae or preclaely - l i e pr<>teat II belliJftrw to rtae l'tclll the hardliners in Vietnam. Thelr 1fileratlon ol the Prealdant'a dla-ent, It alow ~ trom the ..._ Ia weoriqr thin, 11 1>11 juat been lhown, tor W,wratlon, by rare piDUc ~alona !rom -era like Jdm Towerof'l'ellaa and Barry GoldWIIet fl. Arlzonol'tloth ot these men - olq with c<>lleaguoa of similar mlnd - ha'" l q bottltiit~~. tor party 10111~ rea...,., a .,...t -ecy that the Preaid<!nt II m..OW aD''too ~ldl,y to Uquldalllthe American mllllar)' preaence In Vl-.a. To au<h·. gpea, therefore, word to the !ollowlqr etrect Ia ,_ being paued In prl-r1'ea,lt Ia true ellOUilhlhal the Prealdo.. la curr9JtlJ jiUIIlJV moot ol hi a ODO'lD"'1ilto tttenlptiJW to placale the dow a - b,. tbls Ia oaJ,y a part of the total reoll~. Tho 60- day morstoriiDD on violent dove critic! am of the American poaltlon, tor which the Preside.. and hlo leaders ln Corwreas are appealJns, 1>11 more than one aide to II. Fer, tJ¥ mea1110 aoes on. It lbe clove a peraiatenlly rel\lae to llw blm breathhw ~e by ceaal:w to demandwhatwouldamount to American aurrellier, lhuo deslrt1)'lng 1111' poaatblllcy of elfectlw negotiation wilh the Cammu'!'ate, . ........ _ ' o.. wNno...IQ,o~ .s;uHte . ·,, ~-· INC. ~~},' . .\ :OPENING SPECIAL. ' ~· ' �' " ~~ ·! ' · ;f ;V ' • • . ' . '> t • , •' , . ~,.,,_',:rllt~ Sentinel. l'ctltiii!OtdlltldiiPOf!, o., ,w.on~. ac• ... ' ' • I. 111ft. '• ,. ' ~ ' All:bafa fl. ..··Raclnt I JoiD '( HOLLYWOOD (UPD-In hla ·pruJderll•' irauaural addrea1, 'Jolm F. Kenmdy obaorved that "tho torch hu been posaud too • • pnentlon of Americana." And rarelY boa the extreme foreallftt o! that atalemfiDt been 11 solidly documented aa In NBC-TV's Dr~-half-llour Tueaday nilbt special "Fr<111 Here to the Seventies," a look TVinl"flt)iew at the last decade with an eye to the next. AmOIW other thlnBB, It waa drolly noted that, doaplfA! dlre Ceara, the youngsters reared Perldno, AUiltl Surlnen and Barbara Wllliro. Guldlrv tho entire ~IOI'blrv ..nture were 'Ealcull.. Prodtocer Robert Ntrillohleld and ProduceNllrector Mel Ferber, and the result waa 1 broadcast Abe Bunlette Dies Tuesday Abe Burdetle, 88, Coolville, television sets have died Tueldo,y a1temoon at the hardly resulted in a pastdve St. Joaeph Hospital Itt Parkb6tore sensration. eraburs following a brief Newman Is Host Paul Newman was the boat ol "From Here to the Seventies," and did a capable low'i)ressure job. Bu~ aside lrmn the actual eventa reported In the documentary, the chief attractiODS o! the Pl'Of!I'8Jtl were the numerous correspon:lelts assijpled to the various topics. Some very good copy was read on the airwaves. And those who delivered It Officers are N8Dled bY OEIV ;v~ omcers were eleeted for the Monday nlllht by the Racine Cbspter, Order o1 Eastem Star, with Maxine PbUson and Ban Pbllaon, worlby malrotl and wortl!,y patron oll'lel. new year atlna. Elected .,.re Barborallupn, worthy matron; Arnold Adams, worthy patron; Ada Neaao, aa.. mclate matron; Arthur Neaao, uiOCiate potron; Leatha Mor. ria, secretary; Gretta Slmp.. IOD, treasurer; Dama Hill, eon.. duclreaa; Lillian Weese, asmclate condoctreaa, and cur. ford Morris, trustee. lnotaUatlon ol the new of. IIcon and tho appointee of!l. cera will be Monday, Doc. 1. Chlorus Grimm presented the trualeea' report, Barbara Du. .... 1lle budael report, and Ben l'hll1011, the audit rsport, Ao Invitation was read to · Friends Nflbt In Athena on Oct. 17 and gand Installation nll!ht at l!ltdora Chapter this evening at llltlch worth,y Grand Matron Irene Thornbers wiU be present. LGulae Stewart, Ada Nease and Beclcy Noaae served re- !relhmenta. m. Del!ll. Mr. lllrdette was horu In Rome County, W, VL, tho son ol the late P. H. and Lena B.ordotle. He was a tnember ol the MI. Olive J!1i>. tlst Clturch at HeetiY, W, VL, hut bed boon a realdent of Coolville 51 years. He retired Itt 1948 alter 26yoarsservlcewlth the Ohio Fuel Goa Co. FoUow. lng retlremmt, he worked for a Ume with the Coolville Wa- ol both adult rootnlla and Youthtul ~ lla.,..• dlmcttlt eomblllatlon ot to .....,. off, and thorer.n an w.&tualachloWmeal. Theattltucleoltltecorredenta, oleourae,waothocblet lngredlenl that made lbla cOIIIblnallon auceellfltl. But tilt added use of -all~• vlatal elrecto, u well aa ~ modem music, helped round out the proper Strelaand ~ Pardcularl,yelrectl.. wuthe voice ol Barbra Strelaod, over the final credlte liJWina "f'-PwDoyaarene:..Apla." The auQJects covered In tilt twocntk-ltal! houri Include<! the moon 1ant1lJv, Vbotlu!, drill! So the lWW freeclam of tilt arts, the PW. tile auay c_,mpctral')' heroes of IIPOI'II, the black revolution, the turmoU of the cltlea, oot Ill mention: · i; ... ,'II'Oiln b1r a':.'" :;:::: ,..,port TO SELL RUMMAGE The _ , Alhletlc Bnoat.- lrs will sell t'ttiiUttSSO 1r<Jt11 9 L til. to 5 P. m, Friday and Set,. ~ ot the Elberlelcl Bulldlns 011 Eo at IIColn St., Pmneroy, ' ·Koot the lilm nll!ht wm be TO MEET TEAM . *' Southern llllh School ~ ~t 8 p. m., IIJ)IInaored b.tl( l!tl • Varsi!J Chaerloadero. · • ' , .•.> -- ot TroaP au, ..,..,...., 111c tt,.llllolalo\oent, or llaf• . Ela~ Scboo~ ~ . ·.; Ten ......,.. ol borneo In Melp Cooml;y ..... ted a ....... ty ol ....t . ntpOl't;)o tol to )fefao Sh-~- ..____ · by the 1 ;;;;: aherU! IDaut 12 _,0 m, )lao. bout the ... - 1 -.-.eo. Five Fined in . -n.. ..--,..••. ' TO PARADE IN RACINE A Hm.ectlltlfll Parade wiU he hold Friday by Saolt!tem llflh School at 3:30 p. m. :!=.. . . o.r· ......, -.a not IIUuncL Sllctl Government /nr1pected a.., ..., Kroger Premium Qualify · Ha1n ' Ready to Eat. , , or HICII and S....l YDII' NiW Hair-Do· · Pillow COYtrs· WEAR •4 tach ........., LACE·TRIIIMED printed anJ Jwe• mr. PG"' yd. ,.,."'· or Utility laskets !lzeS..ed BROADLOOM UTILITY '~- ' TIL I'M • ., Sliced Bacon Soo,.. •m~o -Rod Perch Filets S·lb. Kroger Brand lilt,... Kraut Jolly Ti•• Pe, Com Pileapple ·Pears ·· 6 $1 No. IOO C•n• ••$1 JIIO -rans 3 c.•• $1 i;d;j' Bread 4~!:~ s1 No.2'1o SOc OFF ............... , ' "IU A..,ICII PIIIJ Soltlot c...,. Wl~nis ~. Price $1.7t c.iN1t Y•luto .10 W1111 COUHtN$f.ii bJINI oct. 11 · Spotlight Instant Coffee . ··~ M8SEYE DIAPEIS Grapes Bl .. Riblor or .......... Hoi..... aoft1 aboorbont genuine . Blraoey• cotton. · ,f Tlllfp Bulbs ""'""' ..... MicWpa Put • ·d Kros-r Has Mor• Everyday low Prlcu lcny .. fl. Pinto Beans "8!~491 Floor Wax 27-o•·93 c.. I ~loto flavorld S2oft Nestle's Quick 79 . c..· _ I 40-oo.ssI httltt. 23I White Seedless Grapes lb. ...... p~291 Spiudl (ra..euits H...,.d, r~Yc 10. uoe, r ·a· a·· hdT...,. .... x 27"-Ready To Use Con wirll age or readY111!de dress sizes. Oflt·. pal· terns are c•refvlly sized_and styled for various body buil.ds .•. lhat!s why yn c•n gel I perfect fit U/hen you ilfde YOIII 011111 fashi~ms. Co•e on flown and le• us help you filllljust the right size pallerillo fit and flatter you. ... Slftlll' ~!If & Service & llcCalls Plltll111 1l5 I. S~COJtl) . 99~2384 ~RoY, 0., :; . only 2-U...I-.79I wo11111n's size? Pallem size has nothing·to do Kroger'• l•tw 1n tav. Fisll Sticb Juke Are you a junior .• . a 111isses ... or a &Steaks fuflto Cookod ~ $ ......, Ge•i• Woven Bushel Size .. .2·. . Nylel IIIII SIIJS Printed Cotton FLANNELEnE Florala POMEROY, OHIO Krog., Prtmlum Quality FANCY I!'Citterna. SAYINGS CO. Breasts or Legs $ 00 . SKIRTS SLACIS USDA CHOICE Ttndonr Quarter Fryers JAUITS THE FAIMEIS IANI Rib Roast PRINTED SATIN For New 99 •· I USOA CHOICI Tonci-I.Z lfom TANKER Day. Stamps~ . 99 Thlo benk will be closM Monday, Octolt•r 13th In elooarvanc• af Colo!Obua ' • Everyday Low Prices • Top Value .. U.S. Ooverrut~.,lt yaut paffttb Jiz• ? · ' •. •. OCTOBER 12 •! ' J by Jamea C, ~ 28,outler, ' wu hePIIJ ......-.Ill aa a~ .._ ... ~ Boad 20; twO-ol•mU•narlh 'oltho Jtmciloa !II Roulol .83 iitd 7, · t ...!~~ sllur f r._ ... ·---bain CGiild·not iee Ill ....,. ftir· 111111 1M •oltlclo - · t .b I' rl8ltt Jlde ol tho ftlllnilr overlllmed 111 a dllch. Noi\llul• eo were tiled, and DurbiiD wao , • j \• ' I'RIDAY & SATURDAY- UNTIL 9:00PM STOll COMING? •• ,fb ' ------------------~------;-. MON. THRU THURS. -' 9,30 TO s,oo ' MATS ,, '} 106 lAIN 51.-POIEIOY • -J,.. _ t '1 '!'hi ..-.JlwiU t.,._al!iti'' wiU ' bt .........,,...... · llndfnc, ., __ , -,IJ.H; · r,;: '" 10 Lm. Tulldtv at the (IIIKfaC,""'IIdelii;DIIIWil,ttmctlan o1 lite. 7 Porn. vlot preoldolll; Mrs. Z I b a 81'01 V(+l«, aacntary; Jack w. . . hoilt cars ware IIDpptd at 111e wltan tho Bttleocar CO""' ON MEETS tlrlftlld tcorwar4 Uti llrllck the llolitlno lxlalnell .,.. """"' etC tilt GIUW,. dtJcled Ia a rQWar liiMibtl 11ft hll lllllll an4 i!tfdreu wfllt Tuelldv olllla cttOIIIb' eommloGIUUian and coatlnued on hit ......,, with Dick KNr, B o b woy, No tiled. No ' Clark tnd Wll'dan ()prJ and D...... was llarthe Cltamboro, clerk, at- lncreasedprlce ofheefon Mr.Theand Mrs. Amerfca'a table ....,..· was rellected Tuei!IIQ' at the Atlltna Fseder Calf aale when steers and hollers netted tlltlr producero Qroxlmately 20 to 25 por cent more return than a year &fll!o AccordfiW to unol!lctal aale reports, 3:i3 ateero brottRI>t an a ..rago $32.57 CWt. In a price range or $28 to $34.2:5, ~ lrtm last year's $28.58 Cwt, In a range ol•25.50 to$35. _ Helle.!'• yeaterday brl!lllht 28.t5 Cwt. In • • range of $25 to$30, COD!PUediG$23.89Cwt. in a range o! $21 and $25. '15 last year. Jlolh types yesterday '"""' aged $30. '15 Cwt., In o range of $25 to $34.25, compared to the overall average 1aa1 )'41r of $26.5t, In a range of $21-$35. There were 598 animals conSet Stlffl•' s algned and aold yesterday c..,. pared to 760 a year aao, 323 steer11nd 27Shelfero. Theaale was sponsored by the SEO Boo! Cattle Improvement Aam r--------..;,________"" ,..;, ~· p;;;;'' ~ ·-:"r""~!lti Sjji•f · ·· a..eft•iA · 0 ' ·~ • ' . aarnd by tilt. £utern ., Jt 1 Q 'd able at lite door. mJDar · * !.!:==========•== . ,._,;. , 1,' a.w. Mayor's Court ' •t·'li<t•·' .'I' ' ' Nal..,ol the • - · - the :W::.u~dopr jlirlqa· · ·Witt bi lite...,.. ~, nan 1lla · olinllrilliir . jnMnt bid>erllttlp .,.. lland- ol reiOIUilottJ IDif ~clliln ol Pnl,. ' · ·' h '&I'd- I• ...n u oomadY rGt!r board ~~!fVht,ai ._.tbo 'l'boN pllmfllllllalttal~ ~ot-tlalllljot. , allkod Ill make ' naet'Yatktlt,.t ~'.'~ Aeeldent The """' ~~ belli! at f:l'l tlttlr Tt ___._ p.m. with t bain . . . ~:'be IIIIW61ar, UM w!U bi_ . ..n. •...,., •'flllllnl Shot llr'l'' op. Adneta atlll CGIIIo poar 111 omolal unttorm and ------------ Athens l'*e $hoes Art Stnslbly Priced MIDDLEpDRT., OHIO ·;·r_• Cora drfvllit by William 11~ call ,be, pur. Stdly missed ~ his wll'll, Bar- WilD, 82, Coolville, and Lea- chased from lilY boerd JlteiD. · ban, and llunlly. tv C, Balea, Ironton, ware fn. bor tt& the oirtee Ill l'llml· · AUTO OVERT!JIIHS I~S.1tc valved 1u a minor ace.- at 1'07· Baud _...i an VIr· A ltallon ~ 411- Mrs. • THE SHOE BOX .,,,. .'t ,.'....,.;....! .~··-i ~ .• ..,_.....:.,. . IO Homes _is Reported J.,.....y cu. Blo-.. Robbed or Mondav Be f 'W1 .aa _, e . went ,;.Siate~Palrolaald ~ More ......or ~r U: ~';, rear ~. ~!!des 1 c;j ;;;.;i.,.. At Ath·e ns charlie wao A.. _..! ... wao lldarotL d 1 , ' 1 . t·: .. . ~·· ·'''' \ ' r ~~C&fa t overua , Teera 1n 'etlence oltan tlow, MemorleaMollhlmever•r ua, Since he left us 111rea yearo .,.,. d1!;.<;~--~"*'~~ !ortunoa oftheKennt!!l!'a .Home t bat were ettlered theThelllllllnotlOIIS ol two were Percy Oakea, ReedavUle, 1 them and Martin Luther K!rw, Rt. • GeryMtDph,y, Reedavllle, tho CUban mliiUe crlt!lo, draft Rt. I, Mrs. Marvin MurpiQI, realatance, )IOIIutlal, medical ,.__ra Plains, Lorry MlUo devolopments, faahlcma, the new holD, ~ra Plains, John AI· - of 1111 aQ>lea OVOJ1!DI)o brlgltt, ~ra Plalna, Howard uladon, 1..ith and, ;, course: Parker, three mUoa oil. lit. 7 The generation pp, whlcl>o It near Chestar, HOII&rd Knl(lllt, was noted, like 111 major Chester, Edward ()luck) Shafter~eot, &lrvlvfua are his wife, l.wn- Amorlcan developments "a • fer, Minersville, lit. 1, C. R. Barr, lit. 681, Carl Knlutler, ma Chspman Burdette; a daul!h· prOilljltly packaged and aold. Pomeroy, lit. 3. ter, Mrs. Mari!Uorlte Boston, " An atlentpt wosmadotoenter Coolville; three sona, Roseoe, ale Planned the George llobatetler resf.. Coolville, and Clinton and Rua. denco, PomeJ'Ol', lit. 3, but due aell, of Akron; aeven gand. to the !act ........ .,.. home, children, and 13 ll"eat-crand- Meelillg in entry wu not made. chlldren. 1'1 ocedlna him Itt Amcq Ilema reported atolen death were an Infant son, FredMrs. Nellie Vale and Mrs. wore recordplayera,guna, sewdie, a brother and two alstera. Gretta ~.. Melp Counl;r IIIIi machines, portable ratlioa Funeral servl cos will be at achool stt>Orvfsora, were In and jewelry, 2 p.m. Sa11lrday at the White Athena today attending the fill Moot of the homes were loll Funeral Borne In CoolvUle with of the Southeastern unlocked by thelrownera,ltwaa meeting the Rev. Roy Rose ol!lclatlng. Ohio District &;lervlaors at reported. The robberleaareb&Burial will be In CoolviUe CemOhio Unlvoralt.r Inn. lleved to have boon cammltted etery. Frleods ma,y call at the Mrs. Vale Ia prealdent of the by a young, neatly dreaoed man l'tmeral home after 6 P m • Dd who drives alate model car. He Thurldo,y, ' · district '"'"nlsoro planned today' a meeting which apparently goes to 111e door ofa featured talks by Mill Vfrsln- hoUse and I! noonea-ers, enIa Uoyd, alate d~ent ot ten and removes artlcleL ln&lwol Men ..4ttend ecucation, on "Role of the S.... veaUption of the thelia It con. Porttmoutla Meeting ervlaor In TermsolProfeaal..,. tloolng. al Capo.bUitles and Compote"' Robert Bowen, lltpt. of Molp cies" arxl an e]Cillaration of ele-Coultty Schools, George H a r. mentary standards. Lunch waa gavea and Lorey Morrloon, served In the main dining room &!pt. and Aaat. lltpt., roapec. at 111e Inn. Uvol,y, ol Meigs lAlcal School District; John Rbobel, Eastern Court Fine~~ Oae Two lnlllc bonb were tar. Loco! &!pt., and RaiJllt Sayre, felled and live JIOI'IIIIIS were One poracm was lined and tined by Mlddleport' ll.o,yor C, Sootltern Local &tpt., were wa. !ness visitors In Portamouth cme bODd was forfeited In Pom- o. Fisher 'l'ueldo,y evonlag, eroy Mayor Charles Lepr'a Tueldo,y. Forfeiting bonds were Frank. Court Tueldo,y evening. Th~ attended u area super~ lin A. Runion, 21, Rf!ll.r, W, WWiam Keesee, 35, Pome .. lntendanta' meeting called by VL, $25, ror ._una, an d roy, """ lined $100 and coots Dana L. Cbannel 29 D•..._ the Slate Dopartmenl of Educa. and sem..eed to three days In ' ' ...,_, tloo to dlacuas school lqia.. jail on convldlon ol driving 18 ·70 • ruuniJig 1 stop alan. latlon pasead In 111e last lqis. willie lntoxlcaWd. Burton DoFined $10 and costs each em laturo. cmvlctlon ol opeodlng were weea, oddreaa """'-"• for. Donnie R. Laudermllt, 23, !'Omfelted a $25 bond em chirps eroy and James 11. Tyo 18 ollntoxlcatlon. Cbeaiure. Richard H. ~ TAKING MONDAY OFF to, Cheshire, and' Samuel A, otrlcea ol the Melga CouniJ Gibbs, 22, Mlddlepnt, tor 1 111111 In his statmnent, GrWin Coorthouao will be closed all rumina stop sliP!, Duld said: day Mmda.Y In obaervance o1 D. l'lracma, 23 • ~racuse, nm"Becauoe .Pd>llc conlldonce• C<llwnbua D111, aecardlng to Ding 1 red lilht, each also $10 the judiciary Is so lmjJortant at Melp CcluDcy Common Pleu 111111 colla. this time In wr history, I Court Judp Jolm C, llacoa. CLUB TO MEET believe It was an unfortunate Accardlng to otate law wllea The Past O!!lcera Club ol Ramlotake for the administration aleBBI holiday, ouch •• Colum- cine Chlj)ter, Order of Eastern to submit the Imrlnotlbn. and I lxls Day, IIIla '"' &lnday, 111m Star, wW meet ThiD'Sday .... believe It would be an )lllbllc olllj)loyoa anr to obaem n1ng at tho home ofMro. WUaon unfortunate mistake nnw for the holiday 011 the !ollowJna Carpenter In PomeJ'Ol'. the Senate to confirm iL" diQr • Griffin had Indicated In a LOCAL TEMPS speech In Michigan that he CERTIFICATES lllSUED The ~ature l n Would BIIPport llaynsworth, And Five Wsdrlvers'c:erlf!lcatea Pmnerw at 11 LDl. Wednea. BOOn afterward he wao named were laiUed TUeeday nlllht by da;r untler 1111111' ttklea wao 56 to 111e Judiciary Commitlee to the Mei8B ~ boerd ol edsucceed the late Sen. Everett ucallon Ia • rqulu aealllon. piiii M. Dirksen. They were to JHale Brinker, Bl1i1 IWI, Clair Sore, lllrold Clrelo and " - • - . TO MEET TiruRSDAY The board alao adjo•- aal. The Young Democrat Club ariea In aeconloaca 111111 111will meet Thurllday at 7' 30 p. lolatlon passed b.Y the laot IQ. m, at.lta headrfw'tersln Pom. lalature. AU meJMero w t r e eroy· preaont, THE SPORTABLE STYLISH LIVELY LOAFERS..... THE liLliE WOH IIASS BURNING BUSH $ A99 HERITAGE LEATHER - - -V- • '~" · i a,..,.._. And oee his amllf.tv face. ter Haynsworth Conflict (Contillled trun Psae I) tor a wto- running more than tO. Scme critics claim thay can muster enough strengtb to defeat the ImrlnotiClll. Grl!lln said he made ~ his mlnd to write the latter to NIDJn diD'ing the past weekend. He doclloed to make JIUblic the Iotter. In a statement, he said: '"The nine men who sit on the SQpreme Court o! the United stateo must be olQUillllea to tho root of the Judiciary, The fact that Judae llaynaworth Ia willing JlOIY to conduct hlmaelr dlf!orently In the future Ia oota sufficient a111wer." Slace charaea were leveled at hlm of at least lnaenaltlvlcy to the judicial -rloUes ! o r sitting in judgment on litigant ID the 4th Circuit, In whose companfea he owned atock, llaynaworth boa promised to I'Ut hla stock porlfoliolna trust beyond his reach. This atiU baa oot aatia!led SCIIle of his lead.l• detractors, headed by Sen. Birch Bayh, 0lnd., who eontbued to Insist that he wanted more time to present a "bW at particulars" aBBlnat Ha:naworth. S.,h said tbe presentation would convi nee 1 majority of his Senate coUequea that llaynsworth was aot ftt to succeed Fortas on the court. Grlllln'a Iotter to Nixon aayi!W he cOUld not llaynawortb went out prior to dloclosure that llaynaworth .,.. prii)Ored to )Ill! au hi• atockaln truat. That action -rently did aot win over Grillln, either, • ·, " · ln!o 'o8all• ~~"etC!>- ,..,.. ·, '*"'i llllll "$'$, .,. ~. ·• a, Voea1 ~ OOllltldl' On I!Dh~ uii lin mloohlm,' ~•. liiU~llte - r •.L, n=.:::.,., """~. ·~:::rl~ Olt, there Ja~~~<:II ~ vacant talnqitl!l• tot meitJMr,eam1nl , ·GI4 pill. ~ J;;,"'"t...-:'1101 -::-"~ ·· · ~ .ot ""' ·llalp ~Fum ~~ w~·.,.. litd Otto I lhlttlt 1·1toar hlo toat. B. i t Fadll'allltD •l ilt f o r lq ol lite paal tow JWa, .tilt· r-• . ~. .,. .llaJ ..., -· a111t1s , ~. 0c1. 28, ~-lite atea- ~ IIIN\lnll ol the .tedilra- 1u. ., , · 1·· · · • llol %.../ a, bel. , - > ·'8''"' 'F.·· o ..fJ. ·i)\ . ' J ·.·· ~II ~·ng · . ' .. .. .a~ .· ~.,.,-. Rl, ..·, ~, - ' . 11. ·Mear .. . 1.., tlltlllhalt:~mln¥1tW',"' a SOIIoOl;Nilhl lbt _ . , . 111 be lltltl a• '· r3o P. m. u. · In ~- _f1 .._. ...,... ol El_.,. Sclloal. RaprG. 'Ibtloa 11 __.._ chair>- ,I ·-W'"fi ': lr~·~· IN MEMOIJY ,, '.;fl.,- ~ ".... · N, • - L .!_' pat !'noJIOI-' awv, ~ 1.' ** ~.~COIIII '~!tit!icoiilaWGtok!otWiti."' A111af- , t~' lltV'i!*' ' Included Da'lld !Brlnklo7, Ole! Hudloy, , ... Cltaneellar, F4o wiD Ne::wn, SUder Yanocur, Fraak MeGee, Ell• . Abtl, Lorn Tucker, ·Dcqdao Kilter, Jack .;;;~Ell;, .: t:k •:·· ·:::r · Here lb. Sevenltes· · . Unusup,l A.Chi·eveinent By RICK DUBROW . I r , ':.]51 12'"'8'1 'tbo991 SOcOFP ,_s.v,s,- ~· •rltt AMIIiCII fllk v.... WitlinlaC .... lq. Prln c..- $1,7t .so WitH C:OUPON"i1.at fll.ira ld. 11 -.. IOcOfll ........ ....., ....lo&"'~ •-n,,,..,..J1.7t -Son.. ___ ,t.., .......... CMHII NM ....... kt11 .H �ly tOLLY CllAMEl.· FREE • 0- TO BE GIVEN AWAY BY NELSON'S ~- ' IELSOWS ·DIU& STOll >J • Mew r• c.t ,.,,,.., fJRIE ot M.. ..,.•• Otut JW!I! flcbf't!: ; 1 ,. he .... ,_ ¥lilt. . . . . . . . Is ntCIIHrl'•' MeM .., .IN ,,....... win. C..,lcte ,.J.. .,. ,.,..-' In • ..,.. _ · ' 208 !. MAIN 15 INCH .. I DIAL CHMI root.4 hoir. Dretlld in gay keht .., your 1tm. ...1... i FAST FREE TODDLER DOLL 15 \nc-h doll with muwiftO IYII .,... ..........,.., POMEROY .. ._ . . .i•tt tH Mlop watch - c....1...... S.C.,.• • ..,.,,, • ~--­ o•doiMIO<In.+ .... O..M ,., ,.,. RETAIL VALUE S1.91 c- ............ - ,.,,, '"• iaywh. FOR A uw colorful array of supttbly .-.lgned aniiiiCII ••plical, fi•mly stuHed . lno-nious colorful trim and cha'rader features . Chooso f""" 18 dlff•ont ............. ........ 44 3 PLUSH ANIMALS MINI-MOTORIFIC SPEED TRIAL SET .........ct.. .......,.. - · · $i.fl ~ -- •.•. . I, J , ... .. anaiL ,• . ·vAI.III ·l ,0 · . f.... • ' . ~ ~~ ·" ' t~ "'''· "'· ::1 '*" ,ty~o~. lnAIL VALUI '("':V.· •p A " frAI II'ICIAL DELUXE WHIRLY BIRD GAME a. men Watch tile kids try lor o bull10yo a~ the Whi•ly Bird (a perfectly weighted su<tion ball "!nged wtth genu·, ine feathers) comes soaring througt.. the o~r at. them . The catcher 5cores instead of the pi1cher m th1s target and catch fun game. ~-..2-... $158 ' IDAILVALUI $2.69 $444 Authentically de· tailed show harMs. IUAIL VALUI $7.SO everyone . . . Choose from thrn ,WDAI~,Yauil ~·! ••••• '" Hours of fun for ,.,.,,. TOY IIPI. military ' IIPf, IDAIL Vo11LUI $1.49 tttylos. ' '" Leo Dangler of Findlay. Ohio is a dollar-a-year man. He accepted the dollar from us for permission to use his photo in our ads. Mr. Dangler sells electric heat by just " telling it like it is"·and what it costs in his home. Why is Leo Dangler selling electric heat for us? Because he's so sold on it he lhinks everyone in Ohio should heat electrically. . -. BOYS' INSULATED BOOTS . Quality lining for warmth and com · fort . Cleated sole and heel with steel inner support shank. Sites 3 to 6. · , ~ ·DAISY · '· ,o ... ·:"8. 8. GUN . ~WEI ' LIGHTWEIGHT, LeW-COST MODEL. DAISY "BIG-GUN" QUALilY AND CONSTRUC110N. 4'' SPOil'S IIPt. .•,. tnAIL VALUI $S.9S 16. -~~'.•)?.:~ . '.•. ' ., 1·. ; ·_ •• 20 - IDAIL VALUI $1.91 _ - Stock Your Shelves Now With Quality! ~· ' ~ GA. - ~tO'x . • ' 0 • • ..... ' SNm (PII. R1co1111tndslt) Th• non-slip feature "'at is field ,..ted . . . thouiCinch of ptastic do1s co-.~er the palm and trigger finger. Thew iet'HY glo~s. wiU not Itt 1tw~ or poli1hed wood dip or htl,, 1n the grasp . Elastic wrist. Assorted Iiles. DE~ M!l1i1~1~ JERSEY IIITIIG I.OVES CI!MtAIY r • HU-ITIIG KNIFE Dei\IU hoUow ground knife . . . ultra de· sign, leather sheath. HIPW.~L ' "'D" liD FLASHLIGHT ' ....... '" •" • ·~ ~ . ' I srwrsWT. 110. '""· 49 lnAILYALUI IIMILAI TO ILLUITUTION RAIN SUit FOOTBALL HELMET WaterprOof ioin1uit \features fpll •ipper jockel with hood. Soops on , cuHs ond •ln..• lor •~•!! fi~ •. All - •••dal) -·--·~ .....' .-M_to fit bot~ • .:~ ,.., of .... 11tkOI, ........ · , _,.. Nlnfotoed·aiMI oelljjtotld, 5\ M. \'" sz~ Triple bar foce guGrd . M.oiHd Gvioto' .........p. ' •.·. 11t1i Mrd-hilll"'' ~&~~ ,groa~ barrel OICOPflonal ektoitded i ', 5todc. ... TOMATOES ._x,;..,.A ' ~ 2 303 . cans 2 :s 49e 39-., ~ . . ,.... :~ 2%29-., ~-· ....... DELMONTE Mil ED ' VEGETABLES 2.:s .:39e .UND ... 09 "loki " 'Siianfslllfl• .· 2' I-.. 894 ·,1.95 '/l) . '!ljl•-iOt ' I , ..,, ,"'I' '~ ; 'i I 5TH ond PEARL STS., RACINE "no Store With A Heart, Y•, WE LIKE" Rlllht ,......,a lo limit quontlll•• We GlaiiiJ Accept Fed. Food Stamps Prices Effadlwa oct. 9-10-11 Open Moll, lllu Sat. 9 to 9 Tho \ - attAIL v • $i;ti ' .} STEWEI . ·,DEL ~~nE RICH QUALITY SliCES lifT. KENT 'i' 'fi":r: " DELMONTE SAL ~ •.......•..........~.: ~~~ TSU,P.•••••.••••••.••.• 2~:~~ 39~ •••••••••• ••••• $1.2t l \ lltAIL VALUI $1.t9 :,~ "' . .. ,., .• 1'01' ·~ • IDAft. VALUI ••• ·! MONTE PINK CLOSE·D SUNDAYS Y SP!CLfil ' ~fll!llr 49c FruHlHied ~E~L~ 39~ ..... i �·- . \ '· ' ' •.::t-. 1\li,~~Selltlllel; ~--~rt. 0.. llfadntsdQ, Octdlar ~ll· ~! ' LIOAt NOTICI , J•CK COINELL, .675 S. P""'; D0tw110 Col'!f'iolo1 JUNIOR . CUL luM!wri , ..11:. whoM .. .f ' of • ...... t::..'"~ -~..,u-=.i.tnt:t ooi o1 ZINA J•CKSON, i OI!CEAS! will tl'liit "etlc~ -then' J•rtf A. "'' .AdllllnlltfOtrla of 111 , · · - ., i'unl•• c.... n, ,.,. cee..ill H tM 21th ~IY of JuM, Ia anrallad lttf, ·lno4 ..., pot~lon In lho p,.. at Hoi· kt. Cowt within and fat tt. ~·uer n flf ....,, oM $t.t4'· of Oht., oro ~·~r.uow~ thtii tt •• . """"" ••••u re- thi ••lllftHtl · .... ....,,.. ltj tho ill.c:Nut, Eunice Mr. c.,.ll, ••I ... ~t• to paJ end thot tM llillh't nafi'IM portlll IIMJ ho'ft 011 ..ftl"a) with Mr. and Mrl. l)emw ~~andMr. and WMkl cltltn to hfte ..n hnntt In told .......... 1 ' Sold MO o.teM Mint tltuCited ond de•cttbed 01 feiiOWII JUm and lOili. y,. 1nD' Mr.. Mr. and of Paden City, WtfL, were vl&- Mro. Nelli '·"e~t:O.Ir.em and IH ..... ~· Mr. and Mrs. filrth Smith.. u •••• ~ · ~oop and 1\lr.. ~ daulb1ef 1 PatQ'~ • famll)' Of hint In LeHntn Townthlp, Melo• Cowrlty, O~fea ,111 S.t1on1 14 ond 201 b.,tnril~ lit a point on tM west u,.. al S.;tl.,. 14, also the oost liM of Section 201 at the 11Mlthwost corner of the R. W. CotrMIII 38 act• lott thnc• Oolt 325 f•et; thence 1outh 620 Mt to tt. conlet of o had! tfttnc• south 7. degfMI 30 mlnlll .. WOit MtL J·- Ja~mstown. and J masen.., san. ot Maaon. VL. were • ~lcetr41 vt·'toro --Mr. an1 Nra. ·t 1P Viii Holter. ~ Vlaltlnc Sere Sisson were ud Mrs. J Erlewl.ne cJ. ~ Plro<lfol, W, VL, . Ill Mr I n d of Wells- Erlew W. Va. and Mrs. a.rles Hen&_. __ __......._ Bl ell aad Ada II a~uvu Ulllll ~~::,of their nephew, Fra:l !!] at Jlayt;twl. 3~ 15-"m\J:'W!.t'tt t.!.~f:· :t: soetlon liMI tMnco notth 290 f.. t olong the ••ctlon liM; thence wiNII 680 feet In Section 1-41 thence north 27 . . . . . eost 79 t..t; thence notth 13 degt. .l 30 •I"" utol 363 foeti th•nc. north 39 dogr.oe oost 84 feet; thence north 40 d•gtu• out 282.1 '"' to the center ol 0 road; theMe olonJ tho centof of the uld rood PMNth 11 dog•-• 30 minutot oost UO IHt; thence north 28 clogiMI out 400 f.t; thence sowth 107.5 loet· to the place of b... lnnlng, contfalnlnv five aero• In ,.etlan 1• a..d 12.25 octol In ••dlon 20, fll 11 .zs mohl 011 ..... ad'••· =•., .., •u_ Mr. ard ~.. Elbert tot.•t• and lion• t • uo~londa 1 onli that petition... bo authotlc.-1 .._trl k nd oncl illfdetod to tho ontl,. I"" T"4fCI C: I ~· Mr• and ,.,.st In •old ,.ol o1tCIIe to poy Mrt. Bob Fitzpa ~kaiMI.dauP- cOlts ond debt• according to th. ttotuto• In •uch co••• made ond ter aiJI Mr and Uh C. B. HI¥· ,...,lded ond for an order af dl1tf'l• man of ColumbuaMrtheweek- bu.tlon o~cof'lllil ta law. ·· Tho .-r. on• ''' obO\II rnontloMd erd. ..... will futthllf ta"• natlco thot they llecent cUnner guests of Mr. hove been modo pllftl•• defondant were to uld potltl.an and thot they . . nd Mr Fred I S. · ~~aquifod ta e~nawet the •amo on fill Vera Weber lid VIda and Claud- t.fore tho 1st day of November, ••It • -,IH IArklna lanham,~burs. w. 1969. VL Altel"'IIODYi a were Mr. J•yc• Ia and ·Mrs. How flmll,y oCP · ~ ••klns ,....- and lind Ela!ArkIIIIo Oi" . Mr. and !lira. . McPeek of BeUovllle, W o. . vlolted , Mr. and Mro. lea Henaley, Mary Kibble Aptos, Calit, .... & dlrmer of Mr. and Mrs. DavldSm viol t e @) ) ' •. · A. Do•••· Achnlnlstratrl• al th• eatot. .f Eunice c ..-n, ._ · lf) Jo1G-17-2A 10\lo& ----------------·"·- ,... I• ' /''.; e ,·t~ I ... . All .I. I . . . ...,..II 1 1~roRD ' ' ' ~m .·G~RANrEE~ ts. ·) Galaxie 500 H.T. Sodon. Lo~al 1 owner car. White lini1h, blk. vinyl intorior, gaad tiru, radio, power oteering and bn:tke1. Automatic Irani • 1967 CHEVROLET -$1895 HT Cpe. Low mileage, auto. trona.; PS, radio, white eJCterior finish with black vinyl Interior trim. 1964 CHEVROLET ·-$1of5 l4 Jon. 8 ft. Fleetolde, new .tirea. 15". Solid body. Heater. ' make~. 18WC111ag. Notice DEAOLIN!I S • ·• · Ooy B•f•o Pt,6Ucotion Manll•y O.o411• 9 •·•· C•IIC"ellalions & CartHtl.,., Will Ito occo,eocrl until t •·•· f.Do,. of Pul.llc•IOfl thot.to tfctianal . TN ,...ll.t.r will net h ,..,.,.,.. I. r.. ....,. ,,_,., .... lla~:•rect lnaortlon. Stn.ts •hall H · rotjulred ta park In lndh,lduol parking apac .., with the ftnt or forw•cl end ot •aid .ti~lcle t~cn:d .tho curb on th• sou_th an.t ··'fii,..t . "Ide• of ul~ '7~~~~~-::r.:.. ~ .~,~ bo Illegal frw onp vehicle Ia ~ In a monMr other than s.t forth on~ h11tln ond If vehicle Ito follftd pOI'ttod In onr othar m~~n.,.,, Jt 1hsll bo P"lflllll facltl ovldonco of the vlolotlan of this ordlnone~~ . SECTION J, Thot whNYif vlo.... , tho pi'O'fl1lone of thl• ordlnonc:o shall H lfnod not '"' than flwo n• .,... than flft}. dollon. SEr.~ ION Thot •II ather Gnll•n~;•s ar piWts of ordlnancu, In conflict •lth tM JI'CWislon• of thl1 ordlnonu, •hall be, ond tho .c. ••"" hereby Pa11ad, S.pt. 15. 1969 CHARLES W. LEGAR MAYOR A1te•t1 Jone WoltoR Cia,. 912A 10/ 1 1018 3t• LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OH FILING OF INVENTORY The StaM of Ohio, Molt• (aun'J' ,,.bote Covrt To the Executor or Aclralnlstratar ol tho ••tale# to 1uch of tho fol .. lowing ro•hlent• of the $tate J Ohla, vb./· -the 1urvlvlng •pouso, ,,_ nut • "In, tM be,.... flcl•l•• uncler tho wll~ and ta the att•n•r • crttorn•y• ropN• Mlltlf'lll •nr of tho af......,entlan.cl o• •• ,....Onl l O.loras 1( , Sturgeon, No. 20,187, Routo 1, Rutland, Melga County, ,., ..~A~:s._.1 ,. r. H. O'BRIEN Judi' oi'NI ox-officio Clerk •f aold CltUrt • 89W802.. ".......,.,.,...' 9-6-30tc . ... •~ onoloolo pol4 wltWn I I -· CARD OF TNANKU OIITVUT $1.H ,_Wtf4l H -4 ..111tleMI 2c. - - lo. ILINO A01 2k Chooto ,_ - .,. . . 101--.._, o.1e. PIANO tuning. Phone 992-5509, 1~7-etp RUMMAGE SALE, 231 MID St., Fry Bldg., Middleport, start- 1111 noon, Thuraday, Oct. 9, aU da.Y Friday, Salw'<IIJ' till noon. -------------- s DRESSES, 3llhl.rta, ahartaand. shells, alzet 7..s.e..to. ExeeJ.. lent condition. Phone 7t2 • · 5641. 18-?..Ste. ................, ' LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF APPOINTIIEMT .... 2D 197 E•tote of Jonph O.lo l,.tort, Decouod. LEGAL NOTICE j IIOTICI Notice I• ltonby 9lvon thot John W, S..ogon Sr, whOM Potl Office achlreu l1 Rutlond, Ohio hctt been c. ...... 211196 duly appointed Admlnlltrotw al Oole Wippel, o.. tht E1tote of Jouph Dolt Brogan Into of Rutland T ownshlp, Of11o, decea .. d, Doto4 thl• Uth clay of S.ptMor 1969- or APPOINTMENT P. H. O' BRIEN JWto ef the ,,.._,. Caurt C.untr, Ohio 10/ 1 10/8 10/ 15 3t< *'• " "' llacklDSclloiiJUtr,~. •-.;,.--.- - - - - - - - - -· Oet. I IIBIMICE WE ud lUI wflll n...n I, 1Nallft6lre•s SL "*'11'.. STEAM bub 4UIIll, . ~ SI'A~us 1 ROOM hoine, 1~ acrea . ...... 210 foal Business .,. arvlees innt. ap olt Slate .a .. 124 Ia 1!111'11C 1aa1u1 el..... .:IIUI4lt Snaaile. IMp ldtcltea wilt 8aallati4IL !bwart, Oldo.PIIi lote oflllreh cablllltil, P . 111111 •IC4i"'" 2-PoUc •. ...... •-.!------------ Gf •IDHI•ce,...,.., - -tlan , _ , --:1 ---•-·1'._.;;..______ __.. ._ ""'..?di!!'". . IJii.ct,... .... 1Ds p.m. - "1811 _.. • ...._ qu • • 112-2278. - ... . clll walv, 11EB Nl'lGLEII .... • lnl -------------IIBANii i1b&i NEW I'll ~ liillle Ia 1\IJ I ..... If" . oe,lll• biiii'IBidtchla,wlrad ew atane;·atc' -r hqa; Wall toftacarpetllll ' ' ' AIR coNil 'i'IONING, -~ ·------------ -------------- ,. A~OIILE-- b9io caaciulll? Loet ,our ....... ••• U..DM'I eail 9924ke .. 61~ c:a&. · aUoe oanlce. Jack'a Retrt. ~IRII':'<fl!ll'.':"*''-118!1lirpilll"l pnlic1il, New Have& ~ ~ IUZBrt. ' · .Coa-t-. ' 4-8-ltc -------------.- liARRISON'S ·TV AND~ 9aturdar, 7110 ID 10:11. N1-4CIIf ol1ar alina!l~ ..... ww A•OeNe for JU"UN•JIIa.4 NA SERVICE. PltOile 992 • lll1bhal! ""aal,llianlb. Call . 2122, dol. TUaldaJ, w nw ': ;~-Pvffli&-d~- .. ~-~ a.MI811Stt. ._ lllciU - - . . . . . . . II1IDo mlalalln, ..,. ... . . llild 1No?ll dol -~- 1"'- ~ -.tcn.. p I·· ~ FOR liiRE, - INncher . . . .. U28 or <liiNr Ill 358L IIJ ltd. ll.a.clc 1 PDI-. IOOIICC'IIdltloa. KINO b•MF UM, caupoal dralae.t to 1Z 9.21~ ~"'- 992-378'1. lD a etc WSda. Pili Alllllr-. ...... -----------F• .... W. VL ! " - 77W788 altar AWNINGS, storm cJOon Jllll •• Ull lliUdiJW- t+Uci lnsme~-- -;; -,---- . 1..:!!! -- ~ ~ yaur ~ Clll Gov Ntlller, Raclnt, o,. ·, ' i-;28-tt, l1r .llliii!UfniiiiO .JIGDo - - - - - , - - - - - - - - . . Otl1 ... ...,..•• Builness Serrlces · J:{.! .. · ___ .:. ________·.:..:. .... ellc:Crlclty, U"'- wall to.... ..~ ........ ... ON. ~ Plii1llll af. altar • . . . ' lNoltc ~ l!lllclllliluM, ........... .. . ,. . k MIDDLIPOIT, OHIO ' ' . 5-l$4: -•-~ -'-------""- ... IWIBU!:IIIIiiGII ...... ..... .;._-.~Ttl-lUI t1011pDII. *'- Dftll, 1_,, Frii!IQ, llldl&port, Ohio . . blalar. 1"'- Ntw llaWD 1 ' IUo38U. ...... GIIIUI ...... udll-"- ,_DIIIIIIJitiJ,FriiiQ,Od. wJ. Far Sale . -------------- CAMPERS and trawl InD. ., 3:38 .- 14Wt1S,' llaciJa wlndowa, _ . . , " ' WI-tte HARIIONY Ill' AIITKENTS, turlluMr Ull CGaditeldiL Low · blown and llatt illlullt, nlabed, 3 . -•• lla111, pl1- · tian. Elmer Wblle, aalao npprice, 10 per- to 1S PI'.... parld... Out Gflll fiOOIIa, reMatatltL For free e.U. aa.t~wo. c- to Gaul'• C. C. BRADFORD, A~ 3 blocka 11'0111 poot ofllce. Senlce Trailer llilaa. ~ liS ...... phGM Olarleo Uole, Mini Ajartmonl, lllrnlahed, uu. TWo m11a1 1101111 or PbaDa MWUl !lfracuae. Y. V. J..,_UII bed! OCIII 1 Jdtehen, b a t h, llaclllt, Ohio SOli, IDe. 5o1.U. . <lllllar an Rt. T. 'll'atdl ror .,.. !ell 011 COunll Raad 18. porch. Suitable lor ... POl'•· Crltt Bradford aon. Prt..ta J1111<bw. Cali FIEUl GIIOIJll or,•.... 1o.wotc 99Z-6392 betwaen 10 Lm. and m .... - oalla8oll 6p.m. ~ bloom. All colon 10 . . . - - - - - - - -. - - - - - - · OF ' · JU~~I CLEA .'stlop·~R tHttlri' SHOP• 3fd FtOOR LOW, LOW,.:_ -------------- !' ecqu.. ------------ READY:Mix;Nc;u;TE"d;U.., -------------- each. 1lefDOidl n - - . of cqreptlon or tile Trinity - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Real Estata.Far Sale end rllltt to , _ PrvJeel. United OIUrch or Otrlot, Tuesday, OcL 14, 7:30 p. m. at the chur<!h. All membora of 111 church orpnlzallona, IJ>. cludlnll wtmeo'a IIJ"OIIIII, Sun- '· ""._ WE HAVE A BUYER rollJIOI"t, Olllo. WO.Uc 1000 acreo, or~~~~~re, Would i --FURNISIIED IIJ'ARTIIENT. 3 REMOVE EXCESs boob" llufd lOw Ill Ia CD psor ell SEWING MAaRNES, ~ ...,... and ...,, Gf wl111 Fluldex 1lblatl. ~ tcrptller. Wllltpular. W<1Cd1orvtce, Ill makeo. 992-2284. Tlllrd lind Ccal fit., M!cMJ• •L611 at llel..., 0.,.. . laDd and le'NI pGoat. The Fabric Slap, Pomeror, • • port. PbaDa 112.1780 .., 99~ ..u-aatp Houoa1, ..-,,eleN!c,WU. . ~ ~r· Sales and 1-10-cfc 343 2. er DO Pi [f '= SEJ (ERS - · Senke. Wi Shu:pea •Sdacamblae , _ PIC410FIIu ror _,. ~ 3 ROOM lllrnlo 11111• woe mlllt 1'1111. ExM!elor Salt tldo ~ will Jla1 a 80011 utilities paid. 356 N. Fourth Worko, Eut Mala St., .._ _llrlce. -.' St., MJddleporL Pllone 992 • eroy, l'hoae 99S-Utl. HI!HIY CLILAHD, ...._ 3342. 104-Gtc &.d-tte :.-----~------- :f~'"":nn:;:~::': --------hed--- ...:~~~, co~Z,-~UKP:;,. ---. memlla•s shcllid aUellll. 1 o.~tc OPEN HOTEL MARDN BAR POMEROY TRAILER LOTs, Bob'a MObile ---------.a---Denonstla Sale: Court, Syrac:uae, Ohio, on Slate Rt. 124, Phooo 295L 99~ 1f69 Bolek La5abre 2 4r. 1-ll-«c HT with olr 19&9 Pontiac 2 dr. HT •it\" olr. Catellno 19&9 Bo-ville Pontiac' ~------------- 111REE ROOM ~ent, completely modern wllh built-In HOURS 9:30 a.m. kitchen, wall O"lell and table Ill 2:30 a .... top unit; olalnleoa otae1 alnk Band FrJday and with dl~ unit, larp bolll Sofurday Nlghh and larp ciDt«o. Nlcebi decontad. ~ 99:1-.22'18 l<B' . after 2 p.m. REVIVAL AT Rulland FreewUI lllptlot Olurch, Slptember 21 to Octc1bor 12, 7:30 p.m.' pa- • ii: HeN Top with cdr 65 PL YloiOUTH $1295 F~r Ill _...... Hard To,. f"cic. tor,. olr coMitlonlng. EJttro sharp ln•f•, black •lnyl ln- tM'ICII', Spotlo ... White out1tft. P$f PB & AT. 611 OLDSMOBILE -$2995 Delta lil '"CUStom .c dr. H..t Tap. Foctory air ~:ondltlanl,., Like new lntlclo ond out. Yfll'l low mlloqa. Pow• ...,. PS, 1-22-Uc PB PallOr, Paul Taylor. E - FURNISHED lhne - l j l l l r t . meal,~. -~r--.at. p]lot, 'Norman Taylor. !Ciaad, 501 lillll St.' MWJ1111"'1. cia! 1111WiJw, Everyoae weiPhGM IIJ.2TI2. I-ZI-4tc - . WW Yw COllie? WERJENCI!J) lnlerlor and.,.. ,.rlor palntbw, roof, CU1'8Jio try 811!1 maiGIII")' work. nle IM1bud. l'hoae tU-U1I .., altar I p.m. HWI1L 1N-IZII ~. Uvial - I'OMTIAC -------------- dlnllll 111111811 t II+ Cdlt eazpeW. TM WALNUT 1011dola.. ltlroowt111 Btubill ·Aa, lfiHI•art. .__ken, ·t opead automoPh. 99UIIl or Hlltll 1-Zf.Uc 11< chanpr. Balance due tfl,30. Uoa aurtbno-nt plan. Call 99~312. 5 ROOMS, lta811111nl, cellar, · 10-3-8tc nannlng,.ter, nice 1111 aiiO ~peiatl.and . Lanaavllle-Dexler lk1od. can coAL, ea-oiAlker....tno run, Ja. 11111 I ll._ liT -.ct. 6911-3471, Alltall)'. Mro. Lew- coba Ccal Co. Rutland TliPia. FrM eotfmll& ~ 112renee Clrpen,.r. Phone 742-4952 or tewtet, 2808.WeaoiiiiYWblre. 111-8-8tc 1~ · HOOF -niiAia-;...d;,;,-.-;; -------------- ;yard,..,-------------- 10-1-ttc uall7s-REiiuciN6-w.;-.nd Far Sale to 5 p.m. by Qlllllntmont, 1 p.m. to 10p.m. no..,. 9 e.m. polnlmeni necetlll')'. Locat. ed llalow K and K Mobile . Romeo, P a I n _t Pleaaant. GI!O. HOISTI!TT!I, ....., SYRActJSE - ------------. ~--"'i"'~--------·- • . 7CJO X 13 - s17.5CJ 825 X 14- $21,00 775 X 14 - $20,00 855 X 14 - $22,00 17011, Excl" Tex lncluciM In Prlc• ' All Tire1 4 Ply..Nylon, Whitewall tr,ooo. . 2! 1ll6R6 ~ A Be& IN 111F.M WI8J He ~E 1llEM TO NtE!••• DOWN 1. Lon&' for 2. Hourly 3.1111mle 4. Tluough li.Biembib 8.Gtrl'l ..... ··- 1. CUOkoo 11. Obolll:le 13. Kind of duclc 111. Weaken 18.AmUH l&.Foroo 23. l(o;ln: abbr. RACINE - I "':~~~~ ' '• OCIIIII, IU ...000 POIIEROY- ~. N- ll1'lWip the to ,.....lilt I1IJIII'Iee 000. ' ' v-.. mw. Price. , _ . Mala St. I PWO$. .. ,.,,.,>~.~ lnekwllbiJIGI. _....... ..,.,.... 11110111 104ol;p IIIII _,. IIIWIIalp ScholL ~I 99WIU. .......,. 1G+IIc ·- ' SAVE S ON TH~. "NEW 11• DEAL" LETART-~~=·~=~ .....,.,pe•ll• 10Urd1, llllllalt corn. llriiw conlallltr1, Localad an Rt. ,- - - - - - - - - 338 In Letart Fallo. An1rew GREEN~;: BEAIJ11FUL 1988 NtiW mobile home, f111.1y ------- ------~-----lilted To BUJ worth much more, CIDNA CABINETS, rouad Ia• oeU ,_ ror A space vt~ lucle must biN, old clocko, ate. Wrt .. att:li1:1 a speed of seve-n miles · blooka, J.l·. ·r s e ~ .o n .d in order to- 01' call Y. D, IIIUar, Rt. f, trlcal box p ., I <Vo - - IIJ.an. ••cap• Ute gravitational field ~ 112-7011 of the eart)l. .. WS.Uc :u ... ~ HE~ CA~~'r i I NEED EXTRA MONEY! 1~ 100 ........... 1t. Brlns ltto -----------,Oiuck'a Audio, 152 llultar- 35 GALLON DRIJMS, 80011 fllr 1111, PCiiiii!QI. Pbone 99Z • traah, 12.50 •ell. POIMI'Gf'· · 1080. 111-6-1tc Jlllk Co. 10.S.lti' -------------- T raclala, RT. Jll - T ,_., bllh, buemenl, fllnaca, CU'PCWI. .... - · avod Ctlllllltlon, I ow --·.,.·-l'!f '·'' - = llO, a: GOUIIS& I CROSSWORD llalho, 4 badl-ol. lwo IIIII, • 10,0GO. -------------- Croao. ._.,12tc tLIO " Phoni 87~454 or 675-4020. - - - - - - - - - - - - - Letart 111-3-tlc 1956 JEEP, tssO; 28ft. house -------------trailer, 1 beclrOCIII, Ill alum- STEll~•! YOUR TV Ill hu a bad picture lniDII, liMO. Ph. 992-5880. IUbo'l Duck can ropalr It and 1o.a.«c ' ---""----+.---·- RT. 33 - 1 . - Cllnlt, cblcloaa houla, cellar, f boule. t2,800. 1910 DODGE lllrt I. 111111 work Aloo acorn~oh,pqldaa. ' -------------HOBSTETTER em.:-=.:.:~~: REALTY ;;w:.,- w. GMC TRUCKS POMEROY .. Offlce-"2-22St •••. -992-2NI AT. BUICK 944-151p . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - TWO BEDROOM & BLAETTNARS Health caater II ,_ open, SWEET POTATOES,~ buollll. P. E. MAIHETE R DIRECTOR I lie 'lii)DfiEY ll01I'ImfO l!eal)!ilnl· BriUI' . ~·. 113-.23U W V ! " - Til~ut Jllll 1111)'. F~~oij,. , -----------••b••a. aotetolcboaL ~;:-· . ' . ' . . -CleiMtla-ltJt "' ,.WJ. , "'".~~:~ 'IMPORTANT MEE11NG die Pltciae IIWUi. . 1il-18.«c • 'if lleln lleib'IDx eo:, &..: 1.1... e,. Janet 1!!. Marrl• Dopvtr Clotl 10/ 8 10/15 2'tc ... , able. Phone 992-2686. 10.T-6tc I WlLLplctu.-merehandloaand .talle to auetlon. Cll a tercem. . .,. llula. ~ Jbn Mimi, - - - - - - - - - - - - - 12 ums ,., word ..._ ........,. aactiCIINI'• ,....,. ,... LARGE Warm Nornlqr · c o a 1 . 11 ,.,., ,.. ..... olo _ , . , . . 7~L -ue h0at1111 atow. Good conllllon. /Mootlo.. . ~------------Richard A. 11aJman. E. VIM 25 ....... D•··- ....14 ... SKA-. ~AY ............... SL RaM 111• 10.7-8'"' Ohio, You oro hereby natiHed that the IMOntW}" of th• ••tate of tho oforetnenHonod 1 docoosod, late of .,.1111 Countr 1 - • flloc:l In thi1 Coull. Said Jnvent•y will ~. for ho01l, bofo,. thl• Cowt etn th• 25th ay of Octobot, 1969, ot 10;00 a•clock A.M. Any portan d.. lrlng to file ••• copflon• thareto 111u1t fil• them ot least flvo day• prior Ia tho dote sot far hearing. Given under mr hand and ua I of 1ald Cowt. thl• 3rd dey of Oc• tobor 1969. ns- Naoon, S ~:••• ,., w.,tt ... ,..._.,.. ... ~,..;;.. c~ooo,. 7k ••f repeaiH. SECTION 5 Thllt thl1 ordinance shall toke ;(feet •ul 1M In force frOII'I and oft., tho oarllo1t perIod allswod by low. ~ ELECTRQLUX • - wllh 80011 •uctlon. CGavlete w1lh aU .attachmlllla and even throw aWl)' bap. Full prlca only 132.80 or terms avaU,. -------- ---- -- con- SECTION 1. That Ordlnonco No. 269! dalod Octakr .C, 19.Cif and ON nence No. 310, dOted S.pte.,... bet' 17, 1956 are macllllod to th. oxtont that all whlcM• parked on tt. two pafklng lot• - the South SIP ol Eo•t ond West Moln !Iento. 5185. I~e REGULATION$ ---------- - --The Pultli•htt ........ the , ...., TOM LEWIS, 1r1ter well dfW.. .. ocrllt or rojKt ony 141 IIIH...t ..... 1- Lela.rt, W VL Phone ORDINANCE NO. 391 REGISTEREDbeaglelnLeadq AMENOING ORDINANCES NO. Creek area. ReWird. Phone l69 AND NO. 310 TO PROVIDE FOR THE PROPEl METHOD 992-5704. 10.7-311> OF PARKING VEHICLES ON - - - - - - - - - - - - - THE TWO PARKING LOTS ON THE SOUTH SIDE OF EAST MAIN STREET, oloct.d VACANCY fllr lwo llderb"pie. Proler prt.... ,Paid ,.. . ' DAYI92•2151 NIGHT192-7324 - Sops' R, H. Rawllnp Real E.slltl For 1ala 1a11, m - , and malca laney delipw wl111 Jillt the twilt Gf I ikwJe diaL Left In lay • I ·Ill)' and Mtll' bean uoad. WUI 11811 1br oaly ~7. cash or,.E-Z tarmo. ~ 99:1-.2686. 111-7-«tc WANT AD INFORMATION ' ' -...:.&~fl NEW 1188 ZIG-ZAG .HWillcma• chiDe Ia ar¥111llac1Gry carton. AWllnll:lc sta " All to OP-IH IVIS. 1.00 I'.M. I'OMIIOY, OHIO . Pll• •~.... . Far Sale Pomeroy.._ Co. Lost LEGAL NOTICE ·~~~ 2 ...... . , n a.. '.'......., .... -. . . ....... • " - " '· OFFICI I1IO •·•· ,. S:ll,... 6'' Mmblll's cUII'Iftt : LEGAL NOTICE ""', ITATI Of OHIO DIPARTIIENT OF HIGHWAYS IIOTICE OF REQUEST FOR LOCATIQN APPROVAL CONTRACT SALES LEGAL ' COPT MO. 11..<10 C:OLUIIIUS, OHI9~ OCTOIER 6, 190Y · ' 't' . . .. ', , . !" i (..·, . . . AMitl-1 docoo..d. BE IT ORDAINED a1 follow• br tho Council af tho Vlllat• of Pomeroy, Ohio, two-third• of oil Social . 11 ·.;. , Notice Eden •• :, ' "'t Mr. Ull Mrs. Guy .lla)'mlm The pfoyot of aald petltlon I• 191 "e re vtslUn• Mr.;lnd MrL Jfm detet~nlnatlon of olthoh ~-tht•, ,.1"' wan.. ., ·• •• '' _;_ _....:_ • -,.t,.: ' -·:-': --:---:::-' ......""::''"'"7"-..._~._.-_.,'r ', , ' M•• · ltlUitHf,hlt, 'f...,...,... Ohio, ;__ Mnct: It •ill whtM oU.t M*flt ! ' ...2 ;;~: ug··&Ins fUltJ_ " ; ' ~ , I' 'NEW ·suEs tor ..... ___ THE ( C3 o!tdbJthe .... I I I I)[ I I I ' t ' ' ~ ..... �'' _._ ,. ·1 r I mY CANARY ' I,' < ' . ·I ·, I - ,, '11 .. ·· , _ • . 1 c:=1:r::- ' ' ' 1HWI bell-bottomed 011 table manners.pant. and 11m to report vestabaJ!py MemlnJiy bu that no effect fiD' I WU .beCbiDJnil to feel llllf·l'lgbtaous and on the defell\'Qt mlde from .~ old Meld- · live.lllld deCided to briDe out au old faml1y picture album ,. 10 tha.t I eould live IJIY 1unt a subtle reminder of how she · .1·! 'l'blllll w~ ,U:alnecl trom the be~l beeause, my i!i e•••d 11t ap 1'1. lfound the paae. 1 wanted and dllptayed a. lplllhot 01 my IUDt wellflllg • long dress lind a Qt :=~W&r::~.c:!'st~~~~: . "Mmm," mere~"P'albloat are. fliiiiiY," I laid, UOUOHTON polnlediJ'. COTTAGE CHEESE !n:."· 'J'beymiUelytmllecl aently IIDd Nld, "No." \· • ~u ~ q~on Wei Jlul by .IIJY UDCle .'II'~ .-ked ,11 ;.::.-:!•lutl'tre ~ pert of the IIDI lbat set llrt to the "NotliiDg fwmy about that batt That was the 1tyle!" "But stylei clump," I laid, maliciously, I'm afraid. ._.,.., yur, · "WIIat I'd like to llnow II wby the boys wear their balr I · ·_..r. .........~IH•"'-• Jib. bill" my UIICJe•lald. · ~ "-:-!".............._-apiaiDacl botb Wtre just ltlrt... the .frtlbmu year mllbat neither 11ac1 bleD on CIID"Look 1t the picture of you?" I laid. "Your balr was al. ~~ ~the llbrary but,iiiid. · '· . moat AI loD&n'"MM see the lldebums? People muat learn ,~ , , . , to aecept .~ ge I" I shouted. ''Besides, they have the :..,;.,~~"':a~'bow )'OII'.re ~ '11'\th a bo)iT" my right. . • • . , wtthadlnnerllllr- aettlng accented ' . "You play lllaome ldDd o1 baDd or lometldilar' b' follow!,. the rehearsal for the weddl~ oftheir son, steven, and Mlaa Debbie KIDg. The Finlaw heme was decorated for the event witharra~ menta of roses, chrysanthemumo and asters from the gardell or Mra. Frank Grueser. The di11110r was served buf· ret IIJio with the guest& seated at ounaU tables each centered wlllt white lllpero in nests or "' ·:r=~:.,~~W::=.U:t.W:U.=·.~ Fin- urdl,y ovelll~ ;;,, ~i~~~i~i~~ .~Iliad~ fr!ml·lll:hoia ~. ~ beu.¥'1 •bout eon.!: ••• Dinner Given Wedding Party Mr. and Mrs. Richard law, p...,_, entertained S.t- '• ' ' ,>' Plarla tor a Halloween puV to be held at tho hall .., Solurdly, Oct. 18, 118 p.m., wtllt with_._ Guests were Mr. and Mra. WUIIam King. Sherry, KatllJI, and Kavin, Mlas Carol Kq, Mrs. Yaryln WUcox, Mr. and Mrs. Ted Cldwallader a n d daughter, Rita llalley, all of Bradbury; Mlas Tamara Finlaw, Cincinnati; Mrs. Donsld Maller, Terry Evans, Ronnie Lapn, James Anderson, Miss the Modern Wooclmen IVW: _UI,. ...,. Lodle II co-sponsor, were made 111!111 Hemloclt Gr..,. met saturdi.J. Story, master, wao in Leo ' ..J'..,...,._ .......,;. mothir ' . _ ...:.... •-- ........ - · ll¥e A~ •vuo"'""' : llllld«juate Dumber of clulperonu,'' $.bet:ry linlwered. the dla$er table, both lunt aDd uneli watcbecl tbe stu........... ~· u .lf eJII)ICIIDc at Jeut - or them to driDk . """"' a· , ar dip ·I ll elboW lato the m•lhed Po~atoea. 1 ' .:J. SPE'CIAL SAVINGS. Dies Monday GOOD FURIJIJURE': · AND APPLIAN~ES <liarS• of the meeting-parey plono were made. Tbere will be prt•e• awarded· to the best malked and other features will include a lloh pOIId for )'OWI8· stars and a country store wlllt food and baked aoocls. Proeeecls wiD be uaed to repair t h e hall. Colltrlbutiolll to the party are welcome. Tho save a contrl- I ' ' ADd that's euctly wbat we'd been doing. My aunt aad uncle were C81'PIDC· I wu Ululng. Makes a person atop IANOUU lad think aomeUmea. or MOlTON DINNERS ' • lo•v•• fROZEN ASST . VAIIITIES New Leather Look .. gr..,. to the BREAD "W!.~. you nve the right, too. I meaa, to do your IDf illece Wd quietly, - . ~iii > 2 ~~~: ss~ HllLIILU ·Span ·!the Seasons in ·MASON FURNITURE. , gr..,. . . . .. _ ......,...., > · · 5· ~ 35~ lb. 79~ lb. 79~ lloz. p~ • . Beclq Nease, Plmleroy; Randy bullon Salvation Army and Grueser, Trontoo; allll Mlso Ka- the program man autumn theme ren staker, Union FUr,.ce. was prepared by Carol Jones, lllr. allll·MrL BertardGrueo- lecturer. or and dausbter, Katlly, of Trenton, Joined the gr<liC) tater in the evenlJW. Ordinance to Lay Evangelism I Hit Vandals Will be Stressed The observame of lay evanpllam wtll be .tressed at the Sunday mornl~ services of the ~cuae aturch of the Nazar- ' n. '' E•IIJ ene. Carson Hayea wlllspeakdurbw the Sunday school hour and lira. Thelma Custer allll MrL Louise ~wtllbelncharge ol the mornl~ worship hour at 12 U. Tbla Ia an allllal observance hild to stress anali-<>utinvol- -a or every membe•. Meigs Shirley Sloter Tbe West Columbia PTA Tbompson, D. Sloter, Judy 14. Slater, I,[ A., Oliva. Murzle Deloog to Frank Her- u."'1411.1 J Jane Henld f 52,77 Acres, Rutland. Elisabeth E. Smith, WUfred J. Smith, Jean E. Maim, George V. Mann, M.D. to Helen F Smith, part of lot, P~m~eroy. Jamu A. Cuto to Beatrice Ellen Smith, , 64 aere, Sallsbuey, Sllnwlerd 011 · Co. to Reiners L4 acre, Middleport. . JoiD L. WUIIamaon, Lea.. : wUUamaon to Carol F. Pierce, ' VIvian Pierce, 13LI7 acrea, 'bey, Salem. Eater Dalley, ora Dalley to El..., ll.,y JlaUey, Jean Dolley, 5,88 acree, Lebanon. llll&lh ll McKae, dec., to Francla A. McKee, Lola E. -'81&, • Pclmdroy. Cor!. (or Tl'anL, -tz Francla A. McKae, Helen.Mi>Kee, Lola E. to Eelno ll McKnight, psrt or lot, Pomeroy. Beatrice Ellen Smith, William Fred Smith, Sr. to Herold C. Rice, Marjorie 4 Rice, 1~ ·acre, Rutlard. SJbll Ebersbacll, Come, Net:ue PhiUfpa, doc;., to Gladyo :Thomas, Rlcbard Tblmlas, Fred 'Daniela, 2.87 acree,llallabui'Y. Gladys Tblmlao, Richard :Th...,.a, George F. Daniela, aka !Fred Daniela to Wandell ~In, ;Leona Eblin, 2.67 acrea,ll.lla- Real Plac• "The Little Br own Church the Vale.. of the gospel real place It is two ,m lie !I eas1 · The hvmn ln· Wil!l;.Jm Pitts; was sung at;,he dedlcaor the ch~n ·; ., ' l864 . r), PI 1.19<" NEW I ...JW::~:!Krlopp Croc~era _lb. b:.. 39c Henoy Graha•• .:..lb. b . 39c Habiaco Vanilla Wafers · 12 ••· box 39c ARMOUR POTTED MEAT 7~·89C Less ~ Dlsceunt Cash & Carry Beautiful, light 2-tone paneling, full ~" thick. CONCORD..- - . 4,.a ah ...r MEDIUM COHCORD-- - - OHL Y 3.65 BIS ~FCOAIING 2 98 Black - fGallon Can Fibre Coati", Sane Price _., • HOGG & zu·s.PAN iATE_I~~LS CO. . . ··~j,., . ~ ~~ Arthu; ~. Ill. Plrlo. NR. AND MRS. JOHN SISSON, Mason, have another daugll. ter, Mary Alice! h was born on Sept. 30 at the Holzer Medleal Center. Sbe hll!hed 7 pounds and 10 ounces. They are llle parents flf lltroe other daughters, Melanie Miriam and Jfarda. • 2 lb. can . -: ~~~~~ 1, lb • .jar SCOTT riYA TOWELS usr..tu. iu••IOI8~ )'OWI8atera. BEETS PLANK 4.. 98 ::•• , ROAST -..r. NR. AND MRS. GEORGE DEAN Bumprdner and daughters, Kim IIUI Uea, left on September 17 for New Deihl .blla where be has been ualgned for the next two years' Tbe.Y ..Salted wllll her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ander: - IInce June 8, r o II CELERY ' 2 pkgs. 29e CHEF-lOY ·AI-DEE CHEESE DEL MONTE PICKLED AUTUMN .' WAIIAMA 91'UDENT COUNcn. has a IRIRsastion box for lludonta and teachertl. .1o1m Bulngarner tf the vo.Ag Department coaalructed the box. Wahama students are start. lag prepar&llona ror their homecoming on October 24 when Wahama will p(IIJ The Maaan Grace Sebool Carnival wtll take place the fol lowlns day, . October 25. MrL Feyllls GUkey, Clifton, Is chairman. Tbero wiD be Coocl plore and rnaoy sames for LETTUCE 2i39 QUAKER OATS ~~-OZ- 29 NEW PANELING SPECIALS '· .f ' ' CHUCK II1CiCbeJ I, .Mar7 t.lpebert and the late Allee Cohen Sisson. 0 Now In Our Fall Sale! .._~., ' I -; - Grlllilllareal• are Mr. Md t.~rs. Rt!•seU Capehart, Ma;;7Ji,~...,, Ji'OnWgf; .~andparenta are Mr. lw · , ;••r .!~. ~~. i!ld Mr. CllrlsQ- Blllt~ , · - • JUice waa named Cor her two grand. to.• Receive AuiRuee At 4 p.m. sames, includAmerlcaa IDdlaas receive ll1g • lllh paad, dart same. public asslataace under the and ring tosa wtll start. Aloo Social Security Act, through featured wiD be spook houH their county departments of and country 81on, and adcmr public welfare, on the same prize wiD be l!lvon &WIIJ. basis .as non-Indians In sim,.,.,~'"wAw,•m.•m,•.·~-=-»·<·• liar CIJ'CUmstaaces. .o.•.~!b:oX•. ·'·'~ .'.1'J'o•n;.o;.o;<N.Vo'•'"""rM:o»~o'!o~ Paul Karr, lllthKarrtoChu· F. SI)Te, Paula J. Sayre, acre, C.lter. carr- ,~~. BEST CRACKER BUYS! . bury. Norascribes it Matilda, wife of the Conqueror. She to bav& presented it cathedral of Bayeux. 2 ll . I. CHEF BOY·AR-D_EE . will sponoor a earnlval SatUI'da.y, Oct, II. Soup, sandwiches and - r fooclo will bs served •tutina at -•· 111rry 11. 'l'holqlson to Edward •&Mit •• J r •f Cll ~,.,10 Transfers CtriiYII All ... OYSTERS WIENERS StaM1rds 10:30 L m. Property FOOD SPECIALS ,,• CENTER CUT Mr. and Mro. Homer Brown, !.«art, W, Va. were Indeed very happy on their 50th wedding anniversary beld II their home. II adclltlon to over 250 eai"ds, they . ..-lved rnaoy l!llla and an acknowledgJMM rrom eonsr..... man JobJl M. Slack, Jr. May they have many more years to.. Pther. The New Hav101 ~rket, Inc, pve baskets of food away to thoee par...,. haYing a star .., the tape wl!en they made purchases. Many of you, I kmw, visited at their open. lng Ill Wedneaday, Fooclbaaket recipients were Mrs. Katie Roulh, Mrt. Edward &tyro, Lueflle King, Mrs. Louise Rwsh all flf · Letart; Mra. Evelyn Rcttnen, Mason; Mrs. Hart, Carrie Oliver, Howard Rader, Alice KnapP, Helen Abela, all tf New Haven; Mrs. Joe Ferguson, Gallipolis, 0.; Sylvia Oltllngor, West Columbia; Paul Yonker, BeU ValMASON & BEANS PIZZA WITH SCOTT VIII' A DEC . -ASST . iu •Ito r o 1.1 �I •. 1 .' .. ,., ' ·) t . • , . ~Of 7rle M,eis-·M- ..4NIG , .. • ' . .' Mrs. Ohlinger Serves In Experimental Role Mrs. Mich..! Ohlinger, the former Judy Gregg of MiddleJl)l't, ha& a role ID an experlmont In church • IIIJIPC)1'Ied ecllcatlon lorlour.,year.oldchildren. Ste Is the teacher ID the pre. klndergarten tralninJI procram being held at the Nelaonvlllo Presbyterian Church co-apex>IIDI'ed by the Scioto Presbyleey A&aoclatlon and the 1 o cal church. There are 37 chUdren enrolled In the program. 8th Birthday Is Observed Four-year-old children ID the Nelaoovllle ~· regardlell of race, creed, church llflllatlon, or lack of II, or ooclal standIn& are ell&lhle. This yearchlldrentromnearly every church In thecollllllllllly, Including I h e Catbollc Church, are participating In the program. There are no tuition lees or enrollment costa lor any child attending the school. Thellrat class meets !rom 8:30 to 10:20 a.m. and a second class !rom 10:40 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. Monllal" througb Thiu-sda.Y each WEDNESDAY MIDDLEPORT UTERARY Club, 2 p.m. home of Mrs. Ga·len Brown; 111e atorY o! Ernest Mn. Ohlinger polnta out that aoal Is to teach the First Child Comes To Gerald Hog11es Y-. - Tonlght and Thunday October 8-9 NOT OPEN Friday thru Tuosday October 10-15 Martin Ransohoff's "ICE SU. TION ZEBRA" (Tochnicalar) Rock Hudson Ernest Boovnine Admission: Adults $1.00 Children SOc SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. HemllwwaY to be renewed by Mrs. James Euler. POMEROY • MIDDLEPORT Lions Club WOclneaday at noon, social. room of United Methodist Church, PLAN HOMECOMING Homecomlnl wlll be obaerved &md8JI at the Carlelal Cburch located .., the Kbtpbur7 Road. &indo.7 school will be held al 11:30 a.m.; wonhlp service at 10:30 and a balket diJIIer at ....... Tbere will be a prclll'&m starting at 1:30 ID the llllernOL The public II lnvu.cl to atleDd the homecomlnc evtllta. POMEROY CHAPTER No. 80 Royal Arch Ma10111, WedJII>aday at 7:3Q p.m., Muonlc Temple Bldg. FEENEY • BENNE'IT Post 128, American LociOD, 7:30 TIIUBSDAY BRADBURY PTA, 7:30 Thurs· day nl&l¢ at tho school; to make to serve rell'eahmenta. DISABLED AMJ:;RICAN Veterans a n d Auxlllary, 7:30 Thuraday nl&bt, D. A. V. hall, PuneroY; rell'eshmentslollow- lng moet!Jv, AfTERNOON CIRCLE, Heath United 'Mithodlst Church, 2 p. m. Thunda¥, Mra. E; M. Wood, Mrl. Lemma Lighter, Mlu Zel· Ia Pullin, and Mra. Beulah Hayes, hosteaaea. CATHOUC WOMEN'S Club, Sacred Heart Church, 8 p. m. Thureday lnlhepartahhall,pr&ceded by Maaaand Rottary servIces at 7:15 p, m. RUMMAGE SALE atlhe ~la­ capal Pariah Hause Thuraday and Friday. SATURDAY mGH SCHOOL DANCE Party, open to public, Saturday, 8:30 p. m. te 11:30 p. m. at Meigs High School auditorium In MJd. dleport; the Jays wUI emcee. HYMN SING Saturday, 7:30 p.m., at Cheater Nazarene Church. SUNDAY GAULEAN SERVICESunday, 7 p. m., home !lf Thomaa Scott; In case of ralo reaular aornce at Mt. Hermm Church. Brllll lawn chalra. Public Invited. 45, of The first crossword puzzle book was published on Nov. 5, 1921, 1o New York City. FOR pocket• ' detochabl• and motc~lng miltona. yra. ro I.(. yro. Sizes 2 8.95 GIRLS CAR COATS ............. SALEUO 7.95 GII\LS CAR COATS........... . .. , 6.95 GIRLS CAR COATS ......... ,. 5.95 GIRLS'CAR COATS ........ ;.-. 4.95 GIRLS CD CIMTs .... ,...L . 3.95 GIRLS CAR COATS .... ;· . ·LJKES SHARING, IF ... WASHINGTON (U~ - ~­ lea F, Kurfesa, .,_ :.1-·~ • " ,, 1•· . ,. ' ,. I · ~«-. · l 5.95 GIRL$ SKIRTS ..... ; .......... sALE Ut I I 1 \·:' \ ' and Chait and Oltol11an $11•177.00 129.00 Occasional Chair $111 77.00 149.00 Oc:C8$1oiill and Ll!!lll• Chairs , . W. VL aed Sterldan Rus- sell, Sr. Durlnc Mrs. Vance'• ab- ............... SALE 4.50 ............... SALE 3.50 •••••••••••••••~LE 3.00. ............... SA~E ·~it4 . ......... ~ .. , .. $.\L~· Ul . 1 • '! ' ' ' ' ' ~h ,...OQ' 139.'00 Occaslenal · ' C~lr (Gold) Sllf •l4~00 :·· ,., us GIR~S"SIWfS ......~ .p SAI:.E 3.$q 3.95 GIRLS sKIRTS ....._..\; ........ SALE 11102.95 GIRLUKlRT$ ... ~ . ........... SALE 2.24 .. i.95 GIRI.SSKIRTS ......... .. , ..... SALl i.Z4 ...... ~ .'·Salel CHAIRS 299.00 w. ilis. A wide selection of st,les including alims( boll botto01s and hoe and toe flylos, solid and printed corduroy, stretch nylon, atrotch denim. Sizes 2 to 6• and 7 to J.(. 5.95 GIIUJSLACKS 4.95 GIRLS SLACKS 3.95 IGRLS SLACKS 2.-95 GIRLS SLACKS 1.95 GIRLS SLACKS ' --; : · Chooae ' lr001 a fine selection of girl a akllta In aolids and plaid•, all · around pl.ats, Wrap sklrta, sheath styles and . kiltles, sizll 3 to 6• and .7 to ~ CIS mnlved by hla wife, OIRLt···. .. '1' ' !Peaker !#. tlil Ohio House c1 Repro~ LOCAL TEMPS told a congressional Cllllllldt. The temperature In downtown tee W...... sclay federal • lUte Pomeroy at 11 a.m. Thursday, reveme aharlog wwld be beMo under IIUIIIY l!ldea, waa 61 de- new, but It llboul,d be hNed .. . s~at~ · Sale I GIRLS Mrs. Slorldan Ruasell, Sr. !1. MuCII, W. VL; and tllree chUdren, Mrs. Robert Vance !1. Middleport, Mra. Danny Brown !1. Jolleatown, Pa. and Thomas lll. RuoseU of Woat Columbia. Golna !or tho funeral services were hie paronta, Mrs. Vance, Mr. and Mra. Danny Brown, Thomu lll. Ruaaell, Mr. and Mra. Georp Jolfera, New Ha- v..... ·Obtain .•ttoch;J hoods, ••• with - 12.95 'Girls Dresses •••••• Sale 9.50 ill.95 Girls Dresses ...... Sale 7.50 8.95 Girls Dresses ...... Sale 6.50 7.95 Girls Dresses ...... Sale 6.95 Girls Dresses •••••• Sale 5.00 5.95 Girls Dresses ...... Sale 4.50 4.95 Girls DrtSSIS ...... Sale 3.50 195 Girls Dresses ...... Sale 3.00 2.95 Girls Dresses· •••••• Sale 2.00 Graeonlle, her children, Kolth Black aed Ricky, David and M I k e villt.ed with their 8l'andmother, Mrs. blah Francea, aed their sreat - sranclmother, Mrs. Flora Balley, Mra. Vanca rwturned home lfllnday. '·' quilt a~d pial~ solids and prlpts. ZI11P41r · · ~. 2 alant t•• Ylllo. ...a, ' !~)~lana, Take Atlv••••• Of Great S.vlngs 0. Girls Dresses lllls Week At El..rfel•sAll Size l•ntts Fr• Tots .To l•s KJ,, killed In an llltDmobllo accident earll' Friday, were .....,clod !lmda,y at Gr!Ia Ia ~: •. ·. ··Ladi·es . ' -----··--··---·--··--··--··--··-·--·~ t'I!Mral llerVIcea lor Elmer Rauen, . .. to' ... ~ ......... ,...... Wednesday. 'Ilia cl,jj mtlllbers re,l that a~ulrirw !lie land · Ia a ,..jar aecclllllllllllltnt In their prQject, • ,. Funeral Services Conducted Sunc:hy T, .AU .Wtll•• C.r COlts '. 12.95 .Womens Robes and Dust•s .Sale 9.50 i0.95 Womens Robes and Oust.-s .Sale 7.50 8.95 Womens Robes •d Dusters .Sale 6.50 7.95 Womens Robes and Dusters .Sale 5.50 6.95 Womens Robes Md Dust.-s .Sale 5.00 5.95 Womens Dust•s ••••••••••. Sale 4.50 US Womens Dust•s ••••••••••• Sale 3.50 3.95 Womens Dust•s ••••••••••• Sale 3.00 nl&bt at tho hall. Dorolh)>, Ida parenta, Mr. aed HEADQUAK I tRS Glrls·W•r• Nylon prints - Corton q11ilts - fleece corduroy - cotton prints - all washable fabrics. Many styles to choose frolll. Sizes ll to 20, 38 to 44 and 46 to 52. Pom~roy. WednesdaY l'lllnl,,..:.. aeeaNd H~lon yoomgatera to e>preas them- llnal plans lor amua!Halloweon selves In class, to learn to pt carnival. Sixth srado mothers along with each other, to leam Tho el&bth blrtbcla.Y amlver. the values of atlenUv-s• IIICI sary of Keith Black was observ- the need lor discipline. ed with a party SaturdaY hosted Mrs. Ohllnpr, a sra~ of . b.Y hie srandmotber, Mrs. b- MlddleP>rt lllab School, for•.· ') lah Fraocla, and his sreat - merly tau&btlo the Nelaoavllle · srandmother, Mn. Flora Bal- plblic achoola. i!' ley. •· Games were played With Uea Scaus, Pam POwer, Nne wn. IGI IIICI lllelenle Sceggs winning prlzea. Cupcakes Inscribed ..8". lee cream and KoolAld were served to the chllMr. and MrL Gerald L. " dren with each one receiving a of Darllivton, Pe., are IJIIIIJIIltCbullet of eancl;y com IIICI blow- Irw the birth of their llrst chUcl outs lor lavon. A &1'1111 decor- oo OcL 1, at the New Brl&btoo ated •••pre-.cltoKelth HospitaL by hit ;.....,..,... The baby wel&bed seven Others ail.nttnc were J o e powlds, aeven ouncea and has McCloud, Mike Vance, Paula been lUted Wendy Kay. T h e 11M Kloos, Ricky . Vance, Da- sra•rents are Mr. and Mrs. vid Vance, Mary Smith, Julie Glen Hogue, East Palestine, Kltchen, JudY Ann Lavender, Pa., aed Mr. and Mrs. David Mix Geary, Paul Wllton, Tlm- T. Grueser, Puneroy. Henry qr Justice, Robert rurne, Pen- Freed of Cobble, Pa., Is acreatny Wllton, June Justice, Donny srandtalher. Geary, Alan WlliGI, Mrt. Alii The baby was born on the Mrt. Gertrude Klota, birthday amlveraary of her Mra. Edith Spencer, Mra. Rob- coualn, Lori 1.,ynn, dauaftter ol ert Rurle, Lorene Dum, HOmer lllr. ...S Mra. Larry lludaoa, Gilkey and Marton Francia. Pomeroy. Mrs. " - Ia the Tomqr aed Sally Jo Waltera former Mary Donm. Grueser, gltto but were unable to sister of Mrs. Hudton, the !ormer Lirlta Grueaer. .MEIGf TBEAT)E . . o,l . ,, • week. the maiD s.Yi. ~tllls Wttk Now Is The lime To Buy Your War• Ioiiis an• Dusters At Reduce• Prices -~ Bob .. 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