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' : c, • • . ' j .. ' . .. . ' . -~f_'.' "" ' • ; ·' ~-;~':J.,ol;.'\,lli1 •..,••. ,, '• .. •· '. t ''"'· • ,. \ fiOMEROY.MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Br United Preaallllernatlonal ' .. Plana forWednolldly'lmtl.,.. wide moralortum to proteat the Vt.bwn War oolldllled toc111, but 10 did arowln8'apposltlon to 1lle demonstration, Presldellt Nlxoll alreaciY has lllld 111at "under no clrcumatan. cea will I be alfected llllatever b.r demonatrauono IPIDot tho 1111'." However, ho plaaa 1o cllrfO'-and prellliJnabJ,y IGftaai - thooe remarks made at a '. i .-. C) Standing Pat on War Hand ... ,, •L ..:.. :,' -: i.~----~··, tw+'.., . ., · - I enttn.e ,. N~o.n ·~ .. 1 XX11 . NO. 124 L,r' ' . I r '' ..' • pnu conre.-. Mtym:_ Jalil V. Llndoq cl ., N8lf York, 1'WIIIIng In a touat> .,..aactlon eampolp, oald am. diJ be waa proelalmlnr WeddiJ or oblllt'Vance as ~ Of the IJI9l'llor!Um. He ..U GaP. WGI!d be !1o1m at · hilt.-air llld clwreh bella WIIUkl toll at Mill Ill the w- • . - • a ...... dl;r. l!llt Vice Preslclert """'T. t\iMII' lllld "I 1111 not Ill favor c1 tho moratorium becauoeltls dlricled aa a pruteat toWard tho President or the United States," St.nds For Peaee And Nlxoll'a communlclllono IIICJ11~m would do wbat Ito dlreclor, Herbert Klein, 1181d,' orpnizers hoped, ahowtherelo uTbooe who plan to c1eman.. '!1111 a strong, active bociY cl lltrate on Wodnelldly -.Jd do CJIIPisltion to the - c t c1 the wall If they took a poaldve look 1lll'. at wllo Blanda tor peace. The )'hlltler (Callt) College, President c1 111e Ulllted Statea when Nlxoll sraduated 35 llands tor peace more 111111 7tarB ago, will be the scene cl ~- on the other llde." 111 antiwar rally. studontl at Statenumte by tq> olllcllls c1 Calltomla Lutheran Colleso In the Nlxoll admlnllltratlon were .'l'houtand Oaks v - 89.3 per CONFER ON PLANS - Beullll Ward, R.N., ~ 111 not 111e anl7 antlmoralorlum cent In favor clthemoratortum Nurslrls Service, left and Betty J, Plymale, R.N.,preslcleta of action. aiid cloolng classes. the Resfstered Nur- Association, cheek ftnal plana for tho A Uabersl~ c1 Hawaii One Hold OUt CbrlsUne Holzer Haney concert Nov. 16. Proceeds will go IJ'acllate otudent planned to 10 · ,Every coUege but one In to eourt toc1o.7 1o prevent tho Arl<ansas - Southern state or1 tD the stallled glass window pi-ojeCI being ccinducitid by the unl•ersl~ from cancelling fl. MllllftOlla- was to have mora. registered ~~~rses . teriiOCIII cl.osoes Wedne• tortum obaervances. In Little the war cculd bedlocullld. ·~ · · Rock, a debate was sclllaJied At Prln<iebl, South VI.., betw- PI'OKI"esslve Demoerato meoe Ambaolldor Bul Dtftl 111111 the Yeung Americans ror waa sclllaJied 1o . addNaf ,,a Freedom, a naUomrlde c~~~~p~s group counterJn.- the lnor&!Or· group OJII!OIIngtlle moratorium. fu!n. The U!I!Jor~o for a A lllorehead (Ky.) state stable Amerl-. iald 1lle Pnll- Ualverslty, classea werelo be lclent lhaulci be tree or ..-.., suopellded for a 0110-ll'"'r PJ'OIIBUn In h11 elrortslo bring "meditation." Aboot 15 atupollee, 111c1 uriiOCI alulflatl to dents and faculzy membera said atleblclanes. the1 would deatroy their draft Pictures and Report broken 110011, Deaptiil the ll'Wftd IIMU or card• In s "reslatance moss" BY PAT HOUCK By 1986 tile hospllll h a d CJIIPIIIdan, It oppeand the at Notre Dame and. st. 1\farJ'a "To dream tile lmj)robahle grown from 7 beds Ia 1909 to .; . Colleae. dream..... , 200 bed~. and still mo., expon. In Nlntleaota, Augaburg Col- 11 seemed Improbable thet sl.., was needed. Architecta Ia l&noapoUa and Ham- the Holzer Hospital rel!latered line Unlversl~ In Sl, Paul 111rses should dream or a staln- were oooiiUited to determine what should be Included Ia teocanoeUed cloaoes for war ed glass window before t h e 1 tallve , expansion plans. When dlsCIIaalana. Ralllea and talks were sure or a place for lt. registered INroea w e r e were plomned at six otate But thet didn't stop tllem. the asked for suggestions, one cl collqes and tile Ulllversl~ or They decided to work tor the Mlmeaota, but ltudenta cboo11- ...,_ and let "oomeone up tile first item& on their list was ua chapel.' • Ins: to atlebl them - l d have tbere~ see to It they got a The Holzer nurses have long lo make up the cla11 tJme. chaj>el. felt tile need or a cltapel In The ''exeeutlve upstairs" tpl the hospllll. They know It would his Job done Rrst. There will be a place where newl,y bebe a chapel In tile new muld. reaved mll!bt be comforted, a ' ' mlllloo dollar Holzer Medlcul place or ool,ace for those HrCenter to be constructed four iousl,y Ill or racing lilll'llloJ"Y mUea nortlnrest or Gallipolis. and just as Important G..,.,d for the construction It could serve as a (JIIet hac1 the modlcal center Ia 10 be Yea fm;..~oea. * Story o£ the. .. New Hospital's Chapel Window iii Mme. -Binh Vows '"'* Child 3 .• ' ' ' ,, ' ..- . ' IMAGE OF A iU lo >+" led Ia IIIIa 1111111• ·; "'-h Artist Gabriel Loire's "drawllw'' otthe......,.be II -Ung, The lhostJy lmap Ia of a Holzer Medical c e n t • • ·., -.e. The niD'aes • ._..ted the new medical ceater sbaaM •ve a c~ 111111 areralsl!Wmoney(a6,000)to.., I'IJr tho;.. alallatlon of Loire's wind.,., Willi tile full IIJIPI'OI'\11 or the Holzer Foundation's Executive Board, the R.N.'s set 1o work. lnoplred by faltll there would• be a place for It, the t11roes determined to ralae DIUIIIJ' for a stained g l a s s - · The architects, Hawltt and ,lio)'rer, Kansas Cley, MD., wrote lo Gabriel Loire of Char. tree, France, who dellllined the famousl!lasslnstallatlon onthe Killer WUhelm Church In West Berlin. The church and Ita tow. er represent the largest expense cl stained glass In tile world. Apia a ltr811110 working or fate: A French arUst NfOed to design a wiDclew I'IJr a bolrlllll In a 1o1m founded by Freoc:b. men! The history or Galilpoll.o .... sent to Loire. He deslgaod a 11 b.r 13 II. which In obstract form repre-a Lolre'o conception or Galllpolia. II Ia non. sectarian. u no fllprea (COnllllued ... _ 8) come to our school system, but we did pick up a lllmber or teachers from Ohio," Taylor said. , · AWRIGHT NOw. 'IOU T\\0 T'GI!T · , · · ALONG WHILE I GO PICK UP 90Mii GRUB FOR BREAKFAST••• · IJ,y United Press International 9(M5 Destruction plastered by raids SAlOON- EIGHT FUGHTSOFB52sbombedalqthe cam. bodlan border nlsht 111111 llldly deaplte roporta President Nbiln hid Otdend culhock Ia their roldaln responoe to the lull Ia C4llilmllllilt ~cka. ·· Olftclal 'i!O!Dwa said SUnday the President Ol'dered a 10 per ceDI reduction ln;!llntofort strikes to .._ tho Vlot COO& and Norih that he ,.., wlllllw'·to reclp'-te Ia aeaJID& dOWII the lighting. Thlo lo the Ilia ·where U.S. mlllllr)' offtclals oq the Cclmmunlats are tralrii!W. tor more lllacka. 1be ·omdala said loda,y the lull could eont1n1e ~ lllOI1Ih before tho auerrlllu are l'ea!IJ. )~~}!tar)' IJ!OI<taiatn reporied 18 owrnlsht lhell!neatlacko bui oald IJ'OIIIIII llal!tlqg renliilned light, with 48 -rillu killed In 'tour l1chta nortbot s.taon SUndoyqalnst i\0 •American d.~.. siaidaJ Ohio Councy, W. Va., Sehools S1J110rlntendent Leroy Walta, fill" merly sqperintendentofschoola at Wooster, Ohio, gavetheOEA a different story. "I took a page from the hook of Governor Rhodes' Raiders and sent the 'Wheeling Raiders' into Ohio and plucked off some real good ones," Watts said. Wheeling's starting salary is FIVE-DAY FORECAST By United Press International $6,970 and Watts said he was The five days from Tues- able to use that level tD "good day through Saturday WUI be advantage" in recrul~ teac~ era from the Ohio border. cooler. Clarence Thmnpson, superir~ The Weather Bureau said tendent or schools in Gallla the below - nonnal temperatures will be In the 50s in the County, Ohio, just across the north and the 60s In the soutll W. Va., line, said he was able during the day, and In the mid to begin this school year with a full slafl' despite the fact he lost to 14>JI8r 30s at nlghL six teachers to Mason County, Showers are expected Tues. day, Thursday and Friday W. VL, schools. "Thls is going to hurt us in with total precipllatlon exthe long run though," he said. pected to be one half or one Ask Faster Withdrawal a inch. v._se .' Chris Columbus pliid hiuJues -... . . EITHER HE'S IN TH.&.T CAVE ...OR ... COLVMIItlS - A crti' · NAMED Chj'jllopher Columbus ~ ' colorful parade, fCIIIPiote FOR ITA1L\N e>;plbr'r to him IIPatle, VETERANS MEMOmAL HOSPITAL Saturday Admissions - ~ ert Roush, New Haven; Charl11 Lewis, Middleport; Lizzie ~lb. nlng, Middleport; Clarence McDaniel, Middleport; John Maasey, POIIIOI'OJI; NaraJerb, Alb- ' ens; Caarlea HaJDha, Pamt- .. FUNNt bileutle,, YIOIIIII ·Giolte FIIUU,si • ' •" The ' ' : ::-.,, ' <t . t {' . '. ' .' ' ' J< .' ) ,. ·:l·..f. ' ' ' '·.' . If .. I ~ \ f '. . .... •. ' ·; ~­ -- -~ '.; f; .. . . ... ........ ... . ...... ... .... . ~ ·· . ' . ..~,. -J. ... : • ••• ~ • • q ... . ... . ... . . ..... .. . ... . _ . . . . _.. • •• • • • -~ . .. . .... ..... . ... . . .,., . .. .... . ~ - · . �" ' ,. . ,;# ' ' 1):1):~·· ' ' ,. ' ·, ' ' , . ,LIOAL IIOTICii,~f , l! , '0f ;(Course, Y·ou Ca.r 'Always', . ,, ii ~AI! Nil TIC I OP iucT~if ~ '1'1-ll LIVY Ill j~luOPI Ill ,.· 1 ' TIM MILL LI(ITAT ... ,. •· ,, ' . " J 'Beat Them •, int<S Plow!;ho ·' .,.'.,..__.,.lo · irs ~ Na~lcf~~~;J!~.i'T..!: hotiC! ~~~·;•.f:.O:.t:r•.:: ~ F.o~,~·Se , n.ur , Cd .::r,. ......., 'f....... w tho C'!rc-v c::...~~~- .., ; 1 '; " Coolidge, the Silent, Told It Like It Is > 1M ) ' ' ~ ' t ,}-,~- ' ·~ •, lro.w.Yfi.._. '~ ' NOII'l'i~(D) •1 ' .' ' ' \IQfl +AS i . •ltll .•*'!'~', ,. . 1 \fJ·o I +U ~ +K10TI . o0o .,11...._, ,~,INI••t · 1.;. • alto• - · · • """''' !If wlf'w HP'P.fY ..4 1..._,1"11 , ..,... Jlolh ,_..,.. - .... 1. 1'ltit ••. ._ .. s• .- 0poa1na ~"a IN.T. -0.:r:• ••30 ·•, ., "fw.' ) '.M. •ol• doy. !:loolgTHY M. HsTaM Olt- ~ ,,., oot. 6, 13. 20• oolo. ···"--~-.(J:..i.._.~;. • . :'lt'OTH; M. JOHNSTON ....... that WU Worth a lot of IHIIN ~matcb poiatl. Tile lllcldJDI.. raU!er lypklal of .w~ ~ 1 wbeil=~motlier aDd •. ICot play • ..:..• ..;;..o -to• ... ":0:' .c...a .,.....1 ..... .........,. lbe 4cJdle4 becomiDI d6- IIOTICI oP ILic:TION OM TAX larlr -alao-truiD C ,._.•....... rump,~ ::a. J:tem." to mike my COli I ltartecl b7 play. .... low heart from amD .... m y. •E__. ..,• .;..o the 10 • on 1 - • ~~enolllh 10 lbat "'*' -·"eel ::~ ...;·t;. ~0~~~:, ~&tel tM .,. _, of --.4.,, ....... - .~.... -~ of ....... .. · If ...t,;; ... f ~ on T-•Jj tho •t ..., 0 of 1! .=~,t!'".,1f:":!!"1"111 r:tlOn 1 tlw · ...._,.. of· llooltot ' "'1 sci-1 !llohlot t;.;"".:.:;, s...tWn Loea 1w tho, '"""o .-tho .." '"• ' • . ·r 'I' Coonnt o~ w!'!:t tile Dine of . 8p8t1e1 Welt went rJibt up With i1ll ace llld led tile jack of beartl. I ~yed low from 4ummJ.i played 1111 ellbt llld won With my ace. '1\en I led aact I_P8d.e.. fiDeued dUIIUDY'I and It of tile ran tile rett ·~ Jim: "I ean see tile wlncl· L.,•. _.. up._ Eut bacl to 11!14;1r11 tile elgllt of clubl llld two ciJa. mODdl. '!ben you eventulll)' ''"- him ln _.... be ba4 to ....... ...., lead 8WI7 from tile ldnll of you two ==·trfdf.!re OtwUII: "Rllbt. of eounet Other pain f8llliil to reacb ,. . .. ~ thDH ~'JflaJtll r- ••"'.: on4.~1-~"..'"":.i .:r...':...!. !. 0 r~"Polla ,.14 e'lo<tlen will .1:... "' :r." • •ae.,r;~lJlo~I::C J' ,... ;:":M' •Eioor,;., n.,. 01 of 17:.,, 11ro tol-h 01: tlw ,., .. ,. · • ,....1 ... • c...,ana.-1 • ·fire•n fiN flehtl"'l •• tho oo.... s.w tax ""'"' • - • 1 •' on ••••''"' tt• o1 )!I •Ill to run fw II .. ,._, ot • '"" ... ••-dl• II oolllo ... - h ... dolw of w•IYOt ..n, which •IIIOunts •• flv• - · , _ - h . , . h.....4 dlll111 of•aluotlon lw Fl•• ~;!•!• ~:·:1:1..':":.; ~:!j N-1· .... ..... 6130 • clock P.M. E'""" Stand.-4 Tl- of ,.1• dor. lei Sto • ••1•" • ••Y• ,_ · ' . . , 1 .,. of th .-.,. e1 of 1J.:11 ,.___ 0a. 1, iiiii~,"~. WILL 6 Cho-· ~O'IIIY M. JOttMSTOM • S:ll .-1 ..,., 1)11. 6, h. 20, b --------------···-:· LEGAL IIOTICI IIOTICI OP .ILICTIOII OM TAX • IJ..':\':,of::.:.::ld of L'=~ l:L\1 frJ.\~;I~=· c:.u.ty, Olo1o ~ G. WILL ,I • Molt• :! tr::· . . •· r ,~w..~~. i~:~'~l:,_t'l'~ ' lioioTMviL':.OHIIStOR JOW:;•P.I411 ' lllilallt. • ~ · • c:r_. . ' • eet. ,.. . ....., 1 1169 0 Jim : "Quite I '"""'" Som• Oct. 6, 13, 20, ,>7 bow, I feel lbat letting you play fn tile Sin1or Pain II -------------------- ·~~-~-tho Eft , M L..Or: $Cioool ,Difttlot, • Molt!! ,, Covmy, 4 of OhJ.o.L.~~D;<I PUI!!.Iilb .or· J••• 1969. tJ!!!o will ~ ,,..,....,. to • .... ol tho ,..,. ''"· ••-• U ~-•·c a ol 11ltl kllool Dlo"'"' " 0 OEM- · • '"""""' """' uonaw ERAL ELKTION to lie hold ,' In f u ' - Ina farmyard." LIGAL IIOTic:l tho !fttiiO L-1 khool Dlotilct, (,..,_ •.....,.. .._, Molao ·Coun~r, Ololo,,ot.tho·Mtilor . NOTICE DP ILIC:TIOM OM TAX ,lollo.ol •ottno tMiiln, ._, T-• LIYY IM IXCISS OP Till ~•rt tho 4th do; 14 lliloo~; · ' U. TIM MILL LIMITATION 196,, ,tho .......,. ol :rclilol hi , ...... ., th. .t~ft M111 .:tl• t NOTICE II . _ , tl .. • tw In 1for tho '"""'It,' Of e•aoorn .'L", .;'/"' ,pua•MII II f R•ohllloft eft.. ' Sclt•l Ol1tlld r.. tMc ~ )-.f L--"' tua Flower!' - Oro.-·•• * ..2·-· "!"" of 0 ~· 1969' , _ will h ,,.011"" 1' ~. •""',' "'""1 ,..,lo oo14 'Orono• ownon I "' • OENI!RAL ELECTION to lie 11114 l~t- the T •nthfp .t Or••• Ohl•, 11 tho '""""" pi-• '! ,votl• therein. on T tiW Ath day o1 _ .... 1969, tho ~ ..,..... ou'"" "' 1 f I 4es.w '"' loolnt• • · ....... o ... clded be held tbe kina. of te.,1,.., In ••c•.. . olstlf'l ••• t1 f...-.:.;nl:, ~~~.: Tberelore, I 'let Eut bola oolll ll011tot1on lw tho -~ ol '• 1 • : ; . . ; , r'..m~ I• the trick. He lblft.e4 to tile ,.:;_ 1~1":~':!1' ,!:~.r,wo;: :: ,:11. j' ~·~0:::""1;, queen of clubs. . .,.-.,••.,none"• bol'al•:t ::J"':!~!• :1~ orl'•ollootl.., "I WOD bl m7 hallclllld led or altoo t-for, or • lor .,.1...,.,. ,..lod . ftiadi, lial'o we missed Teddy'a paola she aald at the '.fapeneiO 9lelk emporium downtoWn and tho House: not to be eaatused wlllt !Pnl•b fooderle, the Toledo Clare Boothe wee w1to1e late buoband In Time 1JW1111C1 Life .... N, Y. preoo agent Joel Preston turned stralllht to be- and left a Forlune. come a H'wood promacer If you wonder will obleure first film. "Pennileas Blue•" comic- Gene llaJloo "turu "'' from Mel Helmer's tale .... 10 often on the D- Marlin "-•"'ng of Teddy' a, Ralph Bel. TV show, lt'o bec:ause In 1842 .,....... ....., ••o Nl ]amy wired owner Sal Cucln- he loaned ,...Mn .. .... ce nati a reservatloo for Nov' tale, except did D- drGp u. ~- NBC d 21 - Ralph's and Allee's 20111 llarol ~mp, u~ pro. anniversary. ducer who dreamed up thellhoW Biggest cigar In IIIJ'one'o and convlneecl NBC It would be kisser on Broadw•• was be. a hit? .... r -·""'.In wr!Uor John ..._.., lng by a blind, well-ted ~rt Is beaming "'or new .,.... adml I II heiress Stacy Lauren .... Mae safe struck bad< at Altllp Belle Barth's looking for a Roth's "l'ortlloJ't Complalnt" spot to open and paint blue In behalf of aU Jewish Malltero: ... ; ·AotressCialre •lolee'•OIIto:.' ber new album latltlod"..,L bl08tl)lh.V·wtn 'betillecl .Por!Doy'a Rll9r(." ., ·, · :r• - t fl!, .... ~~ • .,p~••Ohio fromwaul4 I ba4 to 'go lbroiJI!IIlot L·=~ :LLX~::~:fl~=· "* NOTICE lo ....., ~- th!'f lo ~"ft..,.. of • Ro.. I~ _, , .. UGALIIOTICI '""" •I Ed ..otl.. Soiothoiro • , . L11ol School Dlalflot, . lll,lp • NOTICI OP ILICTICIII.OH TAX . C-r. Ohio, tllo' 20ih LIVY IM IXCISS OP THI · o1 J-;1t69, thoof 'wlll M TIM IIILL LIIIITATION ,,...,lttlfd. to o .... o1 tho ·oo~. o orlloldkhooiDio!J'Io• .o\•0 No . NOTICE lo -byJivon tloot !~ IRAL EI;!~TION to h' hilo lo of • R•• vtl•n 61 e.,. the Sout L...l Sc:hHI Ol1• 1 . or1 Townohlp ,..,,. .. ofC tho "lot, IIIIo• C-t. Oh!o· ot. lho , .y Dot" Gov. Rocky didn't turn up at eltber the Meta' dlvisloo or playoff triumphs so of courae 111 he's not up ror electionlhleran .... He doean't have to noalt blbttaea downtoWn, either .... IOIIN ... Tewn~h., Ttutfeol .r tW · e~ ,_.. l ~· . . Bu~ • adman Is Vietor Groh... ""' ...~ bao " - ' s.1,1o, llo!J• cs.w too ....... or1 "' · v -... -.. •~ "' ,Ohio, ,.,..,. .. tho ••• dor o1 / ••lot'" ·;a .,, t~ ..11. to ""' Wmam (head of Needham and THIS IS LOVE? THIN • lot n• ' - , . A-t, INI, wiR ~~~ .... lor ·o ~loul .. ot • ·~ , lli1HM to • 'v.te of tht Me ...-. . . 3.0;\1111 1 fw' ~h · GrohlfllllUI) who gray.dannela Dear Helen: Dear S.T.: Pill ' 1+ Po. 16 oold Sclofo :r.,.Mhl' ot • IE~ , 4oll•' if ,vo . 1..., ...,.,~ ,,. After all these years of oavlng You're three ~~g~~lnst onel four days a week, Is tuU pro. Po. I Po. t EIIAL !L~~TION to lie ho d In , • - ,. Thii:IJ C:..01 I• - · feasor of marketing at Corn- mysell for "Mr. Right," I've Sugg.,llhiftherear. .thorand Yooi, 11oUtb, Jtold• thO T-IIJP o1 lcl,loi liu. . od 401~ ol •oluirtlon, ell these 30 1ear1 and a 438had 111 better ways Ia sptttld your By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. •• .,, \IAI +Kil''"'lll .t~:~"'4o, ~r,.T./,':'I'J ::l~'t1oc~on will acre atasex, N. J. dalr7 farm. Oh, 1 found him all right. and weekends - and make~ flaln WJ1et dO JiN dO a0wt ' N - - · 1969, tho . ~-tlao of •o .,.n ., 6oaD il'oiKk A.~ an4 ...._... ~ . Wlrlol y- locyln1o lo _ , of 1M lOt{ .. 11 nNln' ..,.. ontll 6130 o clock we were married last year . But WHY I II your wile Is me Ull· Do the cartOons aild other with this condiUon there ts er weekends. !dill] _ . . . . _ 11 ........ ll.... otlon, 1w ,tho ......,• .ol P.ll. Eoa,.n StondoN Tl• of Jac:k E. Leonard will wed here's the tragic pari. After a derslandlng type. she'll cut ............. television pro g r a m a your no change lit the texture of ~ Ia ~ klplo J!'!"'"IP lor tho 1"11!- aald ""•· '" . ...... .. .. prowfcll . . . . . mtlntelniN .... •I child watches belong In the the skin. The cause Is un· In a couple of weeks .... Paula year of trying to have a beby, these visits down to once a _. , _ ·~ · .. · · · """•-•• ~oiNinto, of tho of known. Trloxsalen taken by PrenUas hasn't the ehleeat ad. my husband was told by several month or le ... ~ht we I r 4 o·superbero-supervll· II 1nll " oM" tWiolor, 'w -~~ or I Mtlooo, of Molt• P.S. And llhe'd BETTERbe a Jain cla11? The chances are mouth over a long period dresa In town but aU abe hao dociO!"s that he Is sterile! -. ..... c..~_o••• .... ·fir, ...... -~........ •• G. WILL II jusl isn't lair! E•presslng lhe understanding typel inanr of them. do. so, bow may be belpful. The only to do to get to work 011 ber '1004& • ,..,-~!'"" _,.....,...,. ef ,UMI ·of fire •1•.1er ous II their etfect on other treatment ts the use of "Moveu movie &hooting heret11 his sorrow, my husband Dear Helen: Your _..__ -ua- 11> ............ ot tlio ., . , _ ol DQIO MY II. JONM$TON JOIIIIII mblds? The producers masking cosmetics. roll out of bed and walk just suggested we adopt, but I don't You told a girl an_. _mind tbNo ,_trump. .---~ ,_ --· -~· " • .,__ er....01:- I.JIM . , _ - ,.,.. 1 - n 11 floo llt!otl• -nloo poiH defellll sucb programs by In some persons with the two blocka to 82nd _ w. End want a kid !rom some "ser· was line as II allowed your cia ..,., ... ,.... .... · · Oct... 13, 20, 'l./ . iltreolng the fact that the mild fungus disease, tinea ,a..., "-nw S.W te• Mlot1 • ,...wal .ef on ' 1 vice." bralnsroom to -ate. But I've Avo .... Actor - r t K n 1 known • lew _ . , .. •-fclual ~violence always OC· versicolor, he a II n g leaves a! 1 sed A.T &T TV I told him I wanted a divorce v ........ .,,_ trJ:'~~~ ::~·! ::~:;: -~------~----------tura of!.cimera and no dead areas of losa of pigment and most m s an • • because who wanls to be "open minds:' lhould be cloood 1.0 oolllo lor Noh on0 dol .... I IJocllel are shown. They fur· migbt account for the rough· commerelal because his phone h •1 lor re-lrs. _ OBSERVER veluet~ whfth • . . -• . te .. n Almaiaac ' waa out of order. married to half a man w o can ,_.._r ~Observer·. Slier state that the worst ened surface. ..... f8f - h •• ~ .doll . . give me what I want - a beby ? ....,.. .. voluotl.., ,_ , ...__ •• ' lelevlslon can do Is to sUmu· Sandwlehman In front of the He almost cried. It's I who True, A mind s•-·ld be open Tho ,.lla lor .. w EtHtloo w111 '""' Jate the abnormal child, al· defunct Llndy'o toted the alan, should cry. 'He Is virile 101" and cultivated enough lor IelNo 'Today Ia ]!lonlay, Oct. 11, the. J:PdY a delinquent, to violent Death Valley, Calif. , low· · - - •re All At Ja~ Demp P.M. !oa..... It TIM of est point in the United .,..,y •• • nothing. Isn't this grounds lor to circulate, take root and grow, 28811t day of 18611 wtu. n to oiclloo. states. Is less than 80 miles soy's Restaurant" .... And tbey divorce ? HALF MARRIED but not so open lhet nolhlng follow. j ' orl ~ The well-known psychia· from Mt. Whitney, highest are .... In our Ust of eonimend. Dear Hall : comes out but blasts of holalr. ' ""' I a ....... Ia 1r!st, Dr. Frederic Wertbam, point. able restauranll open on &m. Impotence, perhaps; Or.uwe..amstreunoay,a , . . . Dlllnt qiiii"IK. lloes not agree. He believes '!be lllOI'IIInl lllr• ·an ;!hal the films give the nor· --;;;;:;;;mm;;!;n;;;~r;------------ sterility, no. Buill you live up to lillie bias makes your material your leiter In other depart· stronger. but too much bios 118J'evy, V11111, Juplttl" Dl al child the Impression that 411 •'· ments. I'd think your husbend pulls It out of shape. -H. )lolence is the proper way to 8alunL hasgroundsforseparetlon-on This column It dsdlc:aled to ""tUe ditferencei. A recent '!be ....... liar aa Maro. charges of extreme cruelty! family living, so If you're f!lll Indicates that 81 per cent Qa INI day Ia ldBIIley: Doesn't love even enter Into having kid trouble or just pliln of lhe members of the Amer· -----.--~~-----ID 171$ tile Ccllllblenlll )!an Psychlalrlc Association your picture of marriage? - H. trouble, let Helen help YOU. LEGAL NOTICE Co~Wn•• ordered CCIIlllrllctlll ' fgreewlth Dr. Wertbam . An· She will also welcome your own St.epben Cr~J!:r-Dear Helen: of a 111¥11 fleet, IIIIo ~t­ other survey revealed that My wile's family delights In amusing e•perlenc:es. Addrno Ia <American fill· IN THE OOMIION PLBAS lrw the United S!ataa Ha>7. most children, when they cutting people clown. They do II Helen Bolle!. In CO'* of thlo tiGD, II belt remembeni4 1a 1182 ,Gtctqe w~. p:aduate from high school, i" the name of kidding. but t newspaper . . _ for bla Clvll War clulle, COVRT OFIIEIGSOIDO COIJiiTl{, will have spent 36 per cent laid lbe ~-- ol the notice It's always directed at "'lbe Re4 Bidce of Cour· lnore hours watching tele· Pnai!JIIlit'a lt!tlllet tile ; ~ · our children. not theirs, B A R B S ap," Tile 'W9I'k evo~l ~ CECIL D, llii:IIL. .Iii. S"ision than they have spent pi)lle .liulldiDil enettlJ· IIi cllilllor terror aM alfii'· 1Mt'LiacGIP Htlildi, Maybe a man shouldn't notice dl"' of .·"'-·lit ln attle. 'l'lie ' .,_,_..... WalhlniiGD. b. C. . In the classroom and that 1 , PHIL PASTOIET sueh things, but when my •• .... tbat P~, Olio r__. not over 5 per cent of par· In I'IUI GettM!1J p..-. ents exert any oupervlsion 1114 ...... ...,.. f'rinee• • " daughter Is called "Falso'" and The llreet repair crew1 .. teased about losing a boy are bJIIY, the city vehicles u-llall.tlle men amu· J..,...,.Doo' ; Ill ewer the viewing done by llllt .tallte J!eiiiM friend; and when my son Is have 'been Wllbed and polo lnll beciliee Dever -• • their children , given a hair ribbon '"fOI" his llhecl; tliere'a Wlt of cutfln,! ~ :e4 ,...,_ lU died ~. • jii'GIIllsa lal1or : Concerned parents should ponytail'" (his hair Is In style, munleJpal expen181, JD4 It I ~~~ .,...... · brOiran. aot only conlrol the type of eolneldenc:e tbllt elfie. lmmJD' bl ·11110 ·~ "" ba Ill. 1N8 lqll'tllle C!!l* . notloo long), and when they put sheer .. _. rolUnlaround. war, "1~8\~er ilbows their children see but 11 11 m'e clown because they found out on "''~ let foot ~ •. '· .' · : . Jlllliee Barlla ·nl!nd •l•o exert some pressure for • I wa. an Elfie Seoul at 16, well, , . ol .• • ' 14 altar 11 ' oelorm on the program proh I make me w•nt to tollo .U in the -.: 'I .. It , Gucers through PTA and s enoug o v lllp fortune millllt w•U• . ~* ~~~~ fiber civic organizations. It start punching. rt tHo .' l tile fjeldi 'lcidJ • ega ,·~,· fs just as important to pro· This goes on constantly . Clllllliddelllr limwJ ap. - - ·-, . , - ·v, . -:(!!ct your child against the They'll never change. . • • • "-W'*fi, ,,.: , ~riiJOI"Id'l · ..~•-"-' J.iolence or other children af it Is to curb his own violent . r!npulses . • come beck at llitm wllh 1!1alr bu i&7 '.~ ln :~My nephew, 15, has "can't take a joke.'" But If you ....._ It ' kind of "klddltio/' vqur wllo =~'!1 r..\;1.~~ trhite spots about the size of tears tnto·yo•r on.lhe1.0(ov ·llom•• -"~'~. .,. .... t dime on his lace and chest and her lamlly dlllt you a b!lck· .. umo. " · ·' They are slighUy rougher '• Otan the normal skin but not biter. ' . teaebm1 a i;rWIIitf>·· t~ tll.ti~l:l I'm ttre<1 1ol hftr.lng ll'o 'l just fortltucfe. m~ ulfcflo!l ,,., · · •1fCaly. What causes them and their way."" My 1111\lt tkpeelslil . ' • • • bv 1M U.S. Sinrict ·Botidi .' low can he get rid of th()m' to get toge~ t~fY w"k.,nd, . Look Jor a man of 1101C, uc:ltUII!cl~ for. tiN ~.ridetle ; A-Your nr.phew ·may have "Now, don't get this mind up! We're tlilrlllf II soft lirte and the ktda 1 to ..-... , and toe'llsllow 11011 a loon. of the l(illted,;Stc~UJ1 .vitiligo, sometimes relerre<l 1 1 on Vietnom on~ 11 INwd lfM 011 H~nswOtlh/" too. Suggeslionsf · - SLICED otfll:e IIIOfllllltr. A-"Hall to tilt Cblef.' fo as freckles io rev('r!\1!', hu' • That, after all, is what all the acUon is supposed to be :about, Isn't it, baby? ~ .. THE WELL CHILD '""..h" ., It's Best to Supervise Child's TV Watching_ / + j!'• ,. t- := 0:"r'..:'l:,0 'lllin..,. rtH,.. -•·1 "'!' !V,• "' Dfoi.;J;.: ' - .,· E ""I' •• ....,..1, ,...., u - :. loold •r. ....., "* :..r. :.~..::",lJo"oil•~:.-t ......,. WORLD :::..=::~ ~ucrlp- ~·:-;~~~U,J~=~ er- '1M'Ifl' &:le pe~~~~~u~~~:UI'=.!h~!:~~ 0 "'•,•llilv ' • • • au lW wtiiil u.s. y' ' •' rae~~ • . :. ,f:'~ ...!~~~~i=~~i~~l~i~ . ' ' •' I ·,·.• ' ' ' . >'.. f!l ' '.. ' . ' ·rr ' 1" ~ " I . .\; ' ' ' ' 11-, • ' ' 'l ··~· •• '\ ..,_.. • • • • •• 1 ..1 • ,.!' '\. ' s.r. r•"' · NF:l ~ ' -·--·-~!IJI··~Ii=~~;..J; · -. . pitcher w111 be In . Jim P et', ·Re8f:n•·;. -· "'Il ' • 1 nt • r. 8 ,• Ualtell Preu llllereat!OIIII Su f'rlut. •••••. 0 3 1 ,000 Eaat , Sdrdi,y'LRIIIUita Centliry Dlvlol011 Gntn J!e.\' 21 Detroit 17 · · w. 1.. _T. Pet. Wash 33 st. LoUio 17 Cloftlantl_~ ..... 3 1 .•0 .750 Mlawoola3H2tleaaoO ~ew Yorlil. , , ,•3 1 o .7SO Dallaa 24 Allabla 17 St. LoUis : . L ,. 2 2 0 .100 NewYork10Plttabttrab7 PlttaburJh , ••• 1 3 0 .2110 Cleve 27 New Orlea 111 17 Ceplllll Division . Lot Anl27 San Fran 21 w. 1.. T. Pet. (Ody, pmes scheduled) Dalla• ••• , •• ,4 o o 1.000 Monday's Gules Wub. . . . . ,2 1 1 .881 Phlla at Bait, nlahl Phlladeijhla .• •t 2 0 .. 333 (Ody 1]111110 aehedulod) New Or!eana . • •0 •• .. .,. ., .000 .. ,,......,_, 1 Gutea .,...-West ' . . Pitts at Cit"'• nlgbt CetDal Division (0~ pme acbetluled) w. 1.. T. Pet. Sunday' a Gomeo NJ;!W YORK (tJPI)- Fact~o~·~~ P,llJhe WOrld apllllt Meta' rookie ri&hlban~ · leo: . ' . ; "~' . !., . •· ;· der Gary ~ntry. In their pJaee ·SUY fiUI14!d qu . TIUII: 'NewYorkMeta!)lallllitl!~)v... Qmore.I,Wlll be Ken Boswell, Art turned lrto • ' · ~r:is!i<IJ. '?fiO!ta <American Sliallia\IY. Ed Knnepool, ani clr.lirwlllllbler: .~of· Seriea:Beo!'oflsevenpme~o , . ··, Wayne Garrell. It was the· Drlolea remain R<ii\tlts: Fltat lllltle: llaltlmore 4, New·York L Secotid lefties wbo IW"')( Ada'* In the l'aY$1rltea, 3-2, tOwln • ellljlcy, Hcidpo qmlltl1 pme: Neiv York 2, Baltimore 1. · · · NatiOJal Leacue playotro. the ••rlae, bttl Hedges ani bit se•ond· baaeman to shill Sehedtlle: Third, rourlh ani fifth llllfles, Tueaday, WW. The Orioles c:ame oui of the !'illtl \',0/11 Meta ire laU(IhiiW at to the OI.Uiold, leaving only nesda,y ani Thuraday at New York;. sixth ani Hvetthllllfles, oecond pmo generaUy ot the the odds once apln after lhree ' lnlleldero. The more If neeeaaarJ, Saturday ani SUnda7 at Baltimore. . . oplnloo ffiat Tom Seever, whom Slinday'a Z-1 'victory at Balli- virtually dafiCt RobiJIIOII to try Odtlsz Orioles l'avorecl In lhlrd llllflGo 13-10, and to'wln they beat In the opener, Is mare. . for a a~e lliat would Put tile · urles, 3-2. tougher tl1an Kooiinan. . Blc !a•'9rs In that Senday tying ruo on IIese. Aetualb', Game Times: All times at 1 p.m. EDT except Sunday at 2 Broolis ¥in"~ wlio droorli trllllllph were: Robln1011 walkOd, so the llilft p,m, EDT. In the Orlol•o• otiiY rUJI with a -lloclgeo' cleclalon to let AI didn't matter. ani net recolpta: Flrot..;;.e, 50,429anl$$03,. sevell!h-IMfiw single ani contiAttendance Welo, a .215 jzltter, batwllhtwo Wela, a former American on and two out In the tcp of the Leaguer, wao the aUjlrise Mel nlplh and lhe ecore lled. Banjo- hero. Before he c:ame ID bet, hIt tIn!!. Woh ImmediatelY Ed Charles and Jerry Grvte betUor llalanced team." · •••••.• 0 4 0 .000 So Chleaco opanked the firat pitch by Dave both singled with two out. the Meta. t Down For Third But on Sunday, at least, quiet C.. alai Olvlston Weis ani atarlea, who oeored McNally for a single that drove So Ia Donn Clende11011, whu All three, alcq: with rlahl GU Hedges ani his men once W. 1.. T. Pet. In the wlnnlqj run. lhe wlnn!rw t'un, are members sqtaahecl a homer In lhe rourt1t flelde r &n SWoboda, wU! set apln "'1101 IOlllebody'o lla·· ''' Loo AJwe]eo ••• 4 0 0 1.000 Stlek~ Wllh Rlghtltanlera of tbe "righllanlecl png" of lmlng for the Meta' other run. • - 1 the lhlr ~n or d pme when 1onee. Beltlm 2 qre ..... 1 0 .333 i "• ieaat!e)· ' · : .· '· ,<(' f %·. t \' • ' ~. ;, . , ( Jn .:·2o.o·>~::,:~ . . " ~- "' -. Vi~to~· ·,~~...,· The . . . . ~ .\ team plcliiCI • Ill :~ ..1=~ ~ tol7 ol the ...... def.-t Salurday ' - Dllllt • * ' l ' dloport by ~ 11fi!, fti ' Ploa- Ultle Blaeb :10.1. AltM • aeorelestllnl,lifll', ""· )Iaior quarter~~ac~c B.oil Werry threw ·toucbdonl pui:, ' •• to ...tor IIIII Jim Mlii'N of 21 and 2& 1&1'11• In the lee-, 01111 .....-. Aller the ~ . ICOI"e, Mcrila alao - the ... tn polal8 on • .,... fl'GIIl lJ. Sopbaatore ballbaclt Mad WWiaml attempt for the otic- w.r. Green Bay at Lot Ani Mlnneaots at st. Loulo ' • ' New York 11 Wash Pblla at DaUu ,,.., """"' pmes aehedulecl) Ina after the aeellltl """" . . short to malle the Mollo balllbne 11114 14.8. The final toueltdotm x.Jth Vlllimrqan'l barceptlon and re1urn ol 15 :rud• In the third quartar. Werry!r paao to Morris for lite Cll ..au Incomplete. The atlagy Marauder def-. W&l - LIOAL' IIO;JICI .<.' '· Cl..., DotH 01....• 1, "" .,. . Rams,CowboysRemainUnbeaten -······ ··· ·'" _ I~TT 0. WILL ' •' ' '1. :~~,,~~;:;rciW:p;W~~ t11a Oriole ~-«'?.'"~;<, . « '""lbanl ·~1 • ' '! . IIIIIIT'r ... Willi. :rc.-. ..-:t-..: ....... ' : ;:"' .. ..... ( ~!;!;,;~;;.;~;~;,;~!:.~!;;;~~ ::~~~~l~~~;;:t ~:3~_:_:_:_:_~ ~. : :: E:i~:::::· 1 ~'fTf.::....l' =~=\:'11mt 0:~~~~~~~---------- of "* •• + ._ 11 o.w.Jd: "it 1 pleuaot coiDcldeDce Ia lbat our Vic• tory ln tldl event far playen over II& colllclded with 70vt team's Win ln tile Splnlol4. UllllloiC.l- •lioti•""" tho ....,.n, S.W t1x t..t"'t •• .WitiMMI tllll, of e ,. . . ·. -:.: . Jim: "HIIw lbout oae of tile baildllbat you and mother Win tile ~~ 11t t11e Summer N•· .~ . r:r:. ~rail • •• "' 015 ,.1111 to ... I• flya ,.. .; iot 0 " - not ••••ldlni 0.7~1,1; dollei fl!1i whloh ·• - • .. ~ on4 1... '!'. I!J!o .... · - - holl aonlo f11 -h' - .....,.._, te M~·, .. ,, ~~lir1 1ef v!'!llfCit""" ~~. , S.l4 ... liolftlt. I ...,...I ol .. o•l•tl• ,.. . II oolll to ... 1w . Tho ...l!o I• •O)d EIHII.,. w" fiYO ...... " 0 ·.., . ._ . lie ot. clock A.M. on4 1 M1 -..uf ,_ ...h .,.. • .._ M • • , llt'p;en until 61JO ••ea.tk .~...... whlo~ _ , . . 'lo 11.. P.M. Eoot"" Ston4oN " - of cont1 f.' ..ch one, tNnilrt4 4et. •olcl ~· .. . . o1 ...... ~... ,.,, ,... ,..... 1 .....,,61 ,... ai,.,. ·. , Tho Polio lot Ml4 Elootlo• will ~~~~ J • 1 lie ·:r.n .. 6f30 ..ill.ek A.M. ontl (ir.a. ~.. . , -:-'* ... ...;,1-u. -.aphorisms as: "Destiny is in you," or "Government does ' I.,...... •d 'J:iJ:' ,_ •• .,. .AU . aot rest on the opinions of men. Its results rest on their IICtions. This makes every man a politician whether he will or no," or even "Don't hesitate to be as revoluUonary science. Don't hesitate to be as reacUonary as the mull!· plication table." · Coolidge, of course, was a reactionary, or so we are told. '!'here is no doubt where he would stoild if he could see the 'turmoil In American society today, " "There are strident voices ur~g resistance to law In the BY JACK O'BRIAN '1!ame of freedom," he said in hiS own Ume. "They are not ·seeking freedom for themselves-they have It; they are NEW YORK - Meto' owner •seeking to enslave others ... They who break the laws are Joan Whitney payson's dtauf. the slaves of their own crime. It is not for the advantage teur'a uniform hat - Ia a of others that the citizen Is abjured to obey the laws, but Meta baseball cap .... CeeD ·for his own advantage. What he claims a right to do to Beaton will stage one of hil 'others, that he must admit others have a right ·to do to · " huge "Coco" muaieal'a seene1 him , His obedience is his own protection. · How hopelessly archaic. Power grows out of the barrel entirely In reds .... B1s "AI· · rea1 or cot Opening D••" of a gun, Mao has taught us, whether the gun as - In "My Fslr merely symbollc, whether it is in the hands of policemen Lady" was an. In grays .... or In the hands of social reformers or re~olutionaries. But 35 years qo the Irving There is a vast ditference between a Red scare that was Berlin-Moll Hart revue "Ao mostly imaginary and a very real war in Vietnam that Thoosands Cheer" otaget1 Ita weighs heavily on the national spirit. It is only a police "EaaUor Parade" seeneln roto. slrike in Montreal that reminds us of Coolidge. "d . gravure colora .... And lf you ' But it was this same stem Puritan who also sat , tD don't know what lhey are, ask words reminiscent of John F. Kennedy's call about asking not what your country can do for you: ' grandpoo. • t In 1 Best hooaekeoper ~s "We need to stop trying to be better than someone else and start doing something for someone else. If we put all the U. S. Is (IOing beBBin8. Peg. lhe emphasis on our material prosperity, that prosperity 8Y Carey left the WbiUo House :rlm-jtl~h.it.wU~sh Olllf•ctMiiaatlon.V ,. ', ., ,. ,.. backltalra JOb .after , just 30 : !' · _ lays'llo'lllalm to the discove•y1Gf .ffie ...theory·:: di,ys .... Billy WUder thlnlio · · r self-government. Its glory lies in the ability GOldie Ha1111 c:ould be as big a if its people to put those theories into practice, not merely film star as l\larllyn Monroe ~ power to state them, but the capacity to live up to .... We bear she aUoala "Cie- tho 11.~.1.0 .f ......"':,'itfiiiolno .."'; ........,... lloa,, ""; .. "'" oolololla ........, •• ,.. nU~~· of 110.1 •1!,1...,~ to~oN • tho ·ll!lrMl'!' • : _...,, .. w ·• ·~ +~Jal Po. P-. orl '"~ 1~1 "' ~oil ·•-·•· • Ill \1 A 76 Nri -4 '"'-· ,,. :.11 .... C:hoi!W T..,.oil;lo fw tho_,..,_.o .7U· IOVIB .. l. ,,. .QJIOI Will <;toitr~.'of ·.~\1•· P""!'!"•· ' ,:.,.. or1 iho ..o,ll "rr·o oold Choot• T~hl• 01 1014 C~ ot f GENERAL !~JC•, ERAL EUCTION to H hil In to"' hol4 In' tho C""('y•OI tlw T-•:Wt_ orl Choatw1. D , . .,, ~hl.,' ot tlw ;.,~w ol1~.,. , : I !' • ' (Ul\O- The 1919 , Is tied .., with lila fer 11111!1 ·In _.,. t. '• .... or/ tHO' ....10 ol ' ' Cl\Jid.'t · Q ~ ·:1 ,. :;·~-~.,·> ~· · n·· ·~s··e'"_ ·ri·es·· J' •.! ! 'R u -~..,J'~~.- ·, . l.. ~ln,II ' ToiHrl'~ ' ~~ i:'"'.,:_(~ .'!:!~'~oi4,'C'IIJ '' •;_.t:, !f ::"~~,f!!:~~~ol _., ~·!t:· #~ 10 · ~~~~~.::;-.:-:~ ~, ~ t:".;n .r·:.~?~:i of . :110'1, •, ,. One has to go back 50 years to find a parallel with the .JIItolerable sltuaUon Montreal found itseU ln when the Sity's l,700 policemen aild most of Its 2.400 llremen wallled , - off their jobs. Not since Boston in 1919 bas any major city "J.n the United states •experlenced what hlpp,ns .when Its ·entire police department declares an outrlgbt &trike. In Boston in 1918, as In Montreal in 1988, Ute underworld 's urfaced for a brief orgy of crime aild even some normally law-abiding citizens could not reslat the ~JIIptallon to lake "advantage of the sltuaUon. In 1>'!ontreal; mashed store -M'indows were looted of their goods llld cab jb:lvera de· , tlared a mini-war against a rival limousine cOmpany. . The Boston pollee strike was broken bY ll young 1ovemor •named Calvin Coolidge. Because of his tough baiidfing of Ute strikers aild his soon-famous dictum that "tllere Ia no {ight to strike a~alnst the public safety, by anyone, any· where, any time ' he was transf91"1Ded ovemlilbt Into a "national hero and people who had never beard ofblm were · talking about him as presidenUai Umber. Law and order and internal security were on the minds · of Americans back then, even as lhey are today. Instead of a rising crime rate or a revolt on the campllleS, It was · a "Red scare" which. had lhem seeing and, they lhougbt, finding Bolsheviks under every bed. _,, Coolidge was nominated and elected vice president In 1920 on the strenlrth of his polic..,.trike image and fate ' elevated him to the presidency In 1923 on the "death of "Warren Harding. Next to Harding, he bas gone down as probably the least elfectual man ever to hold that oftice ·and is remembered chlefty for his good luck In being out "of otfice when the stock market crashed In 1929 and for . his inability to use two words where one, or none, would 4o. ., · The most unllkely sight In the world today would be to see young protesters parading with a picture of Coolidge and chanting the sayings not of Mao but of Cool Cal. • Yet what activist could find fault with such Coolidge ,, t• !l·.,~~ 1'1(.~.;::. will. :!~ ~"'~n~ .-:;...:: Jlfl~b~':oi· r..,.~,'oi.Chooi,...,lft;c"""'. ' '• .. , \ .' .. , ~GAL,IIOTICI · · • - · ,:OT\c iLictiOIIIMI' W..I.i..... w ·~ ··ft:.:..I;I~Y· !I,.I)!CIUOP JJil .. ~"!'~~~ ~ •II· VII" • T·~~· LTWITATIOII '' ' ........ ,.._' <. ·, ' II I ' ' '' • •• ~" • •· •~-• I· week, are the ones now forced to come fl'llm behind and they face aome more pre&lllnl tot1liht when they - t ' tbe PlilladtlpblaEqleo,TheColta. ue ~rned. . Eaclet elaoh\""S set bed< One Tho Rama, alter losinl an day 81itce Baltimore•• Memor. .early IOIIOilgimetoBaltlmore lai "Stadtum- "filis buay &today last year, were foreed 14 play hooting the ""f1'Dd llllfll of caleb-uP, trideb they never did, baseball's World Series. U the Colta itroceeded to win Would Kill Hopes ~ Coastal Division tide, the Another lou would virtually W-m Conference crown and kill Baltimore'• hopes tor a llnill1' tile National Foolbell auccesaful title defense as the LM&ite <hamplonaltlp befon Ram a appllecl another niiasure· bowlnJ to the New York Jets In ol pressure &mday b)' rallying the.SII.Pfr.Bolll. for 11 27 .:n victory over 1he San Tho Colto, alter tl!elr 1881011 Francloco Forty Nlnero; hli CJpell]ng losa , to the Rams tbls fourth vietim'willtootli1oss. 7ell' and a · defaat at tbe hands In other .NFL Pmel, Dallaa, Of Mlnneoota tile foiiOWint: tbe only other unbeaten elub, · By Sl;'U CAMEN UPI ~s Wr!Uor The llbo!l Ia oallte other foot 11t11 ..;....; audit nta Just fine utiraothe·U..AaaelesRams 1.-cl Allante, 24-17; Mime- two Dallao touchdotnis after touchdown posses to Carroll ma1tJnc Ita seCond --uYe shutout, permitted llll,y ... ft. ta shut out Cbleeao, 31.8; Green the ltrst eight mtnutea of play Dale In the Paekers• win over llaJ downel Delrolt, ·28-17; and Craig lllorton hit Lance Delrolt. Washinllon tripped 11. Loola, 33-17; Cleveland defeatild Now Orleana, 27-17; and New York edaed Pittsburgh, 10-7. The Rams, alter taldnga13-7 halftime lead, Coondlltemselves trailing the wlnleoo Forty Nlners, 31-13, with less than five mlmrtes left to play. H o vie e r, ROtlllll Gabriel ~ · a 78-Yard drive b)' diving Ol'er for a Ram TD with 4:55 left and Tommy Ma1011 aloo lcored for Loa Anaeles from one yard oot with two minutes remaining. One-i8rd rtins b)' Los Sby and Walt Garrison accounted tor Remel with an elght.,yard Vlnee Lumbardl•s home touchdown paso In the third coaching debut at Wallhinlton CJIII'Ier as ttil. eoinoys bed providad a rousing success as lillie ll'od>le . making AtlantJ Curt Knlgbt tied a club record their fourth vietlm. trith foor field goals and tbe . MinnesOta's Mike Reilly came Reclsklna picked off nn st. bac:k to haunt hi• former Louis po11es. Sonny Jurgensen Chleaco UoammaUos as he passed for two Wallhlnlton blocked a ,..nt and recovered it touehdOJma with an U~ard In the end zone for a trucbdown toss to Cbarley Taylor and an and the Vlld!!D' nrst score In olgbt,yard strike to Jerry their rout of tbe winless Bears. Smith. Leroy Kelly, the NFL's Green llaJ raised Ito record rushing champion the laot two to 3.1 and remained tied wllh -sons, showed he hao reoov. Minnesota for the Cenlrol ered from a hamstring b\lury Division lead as Bart Starr by scoring two truehdowna In conneeled tor 40 and foor.yard the Brown's victory over lite Saints. The triumph Ollablecl Cleveland to remain tied with Now York for the Centur,r Division lead as tbe Giants kept pace by clowning the steelera In By FREDMcMANE The Hooston OUera toonl that Seturday night pmes. Football League ehamplllflshlp UP! S\>OrlB Writer ean be awruuy slippery when out Sunday when a heavy rain Oakland also was victimized a dull, defensive struale. The road to the American wet. caused litem endleso probl~s by llad wealher but got three at Ken118s City and helped the touchdown passes from Daryle Chiefs to a 24-0 victory which Lamonica to remain unbeaten knocked the Ollero out ot sole In Rve games. possession ot !trot place In the Joe Namath hit George Sauer Seturday MONTREAL (IJPO _ The American Foolbelle Lea1Ue'o with a 14-yard scorlngpaasand BALTIMORE (IJPI) - The Stanley Cup champion Montreal EasUorn Division. scored once himself on a oneBaltimqre OriOles scoredtbree Canadlens helped IIIIIIIUI"ale The ,only truchdown Kansas yard sneak In pacing tbe Jels' runs In the rourtb lnnl11!, , ~~. the new Natl-1 ,P.!Ifl!RI~ Clcy needed c:ame early In the trlun.,h. Paul Crane, a line- Head Manuder Foolbell went : 1lll 1!' ~~ li.M:,'!oWw.;;•WK l League II'M'IIIo•,l'\\li flrltl ·uliiii'OWI wloett ~-r:~twt; ·a180 'lllnte\1 'tsriliii':tets"..c-:~ ·l:herle,y Chaneeyanl his Me'll,· 4-f, iii' ihe,~~·: :triumph over the t,os Angeklli p-Rcj.l.~ lllnb~ !!If :·ons 1Z.yard tun ll'ltlt ·a blacl<l!d a~&lstanto bepllthe starr work ot ll!e··World SU~jo,o. ·" ... · Klngo. 0,• o• · " ., .- .. · ., wet baU 90 his ~n bl;<>-~ punt lihUe EmerBOII Boozer Sunday In preparation for the ' __ :.: · · · · · ' line" ii~ ~ ·a.Joto• Bob S!e'ln pined 129 yards rushing In the Invasion of Ldgan Friday nlgbt W~NTWORTII, E n g 1 a n d Sunday re09vered1 sttti"' up a lwOo beat griJUlld.plnlng perfor· wllb good - • · (UPI)...Bob Olarlea ot New BALTIMORE (IJPIJ-Al Wola yard TD run by Mike Garrett. mance ofhiaeareer. Roser Abbott, 1851b. Junior, Zealalllf sank· an eagle on the slllgled hoaie the wlmlng run The shllloul was tile first Jolin lfadl threw touehdo1t11 varsity cenler and llnebecker, first extra · bole to beat Gelte with two out In lhe n)rtb lnnlrw . ever sutrered by ROIIston In Its paaseo of 40 and 26 yards to llllured In the Gallipolis game Lllll8r, ~,tt~,\!1 the fi111i of the to give New york a 2-1 decision six seuons In lhe AFL, ani the Gary Garrison in the secoill Jut Friday night In tbe second '13;000 Pieeadllly World Match over tbe Baltimore Orioles and loss dropped the Oilers Into a quarter to apark Sen Diego's ...,.. with 7:31 remaining, Play championship. enable the Meta to Ue the flrat place tie with the New victory over MlamL The ._....no fractures ani could World sert.. at 0111 pme. York Jets. Kansas Clcy boosted Chargers, winning for the third be ready to play late this week. Ita record to 4-1 and remained a time In five games, handecllhe Logan did everything right In LAS VEGA$, Nev. (IJPOhai!"(lllllle behlnl Oakland In winleas Dolphins their foortlt llo surprise 34-0 victory over Paneho Gonaltiz and Nancy MONTEREY, CaliL (IJPOloss In live llllfles. Alhens which used the wrong Rlebey won the singles lltles of Bruce Mclliren JOd Cellow New the Weslem Division. Oaklanl wbiJzpecl Denver, 24Preston Rldlehuber, a 1ax1 root everytlme. Thel\laraudera the fSO,OOO HOward Hughes Zealander Denis Hulme"aeroas Open tennl~tournament. lhe finish Une In tbe $8o1ooo 14, ani New York defeated squad member wbo was act!· two weeks ago edged Atbens 6Cinchqtl, 21-7, in the only vatecl when recurrent head- 0. Montarey Granl Prix. other Sunday action. Sen Diego aches forced o. J. Simpson out Logan Is big everywhere, witb NEW YORK (IJPO- Elberon Farm's Sllenl Sereen won the CHARLOTTE, N.C. (IJPO- beat Miami, 21-14, and BuHalo of the U110up, fired a 45-yard hal!back Paul Lowe running for 88tb running ·of the $188,150 Donnle Allison eopturell the whipped Boston 23-16, In TD pass to Hawn Moses with 226 yards over ani lhrough the Chalqlagne Stakes at Belmont Nalloml 500 otock car race five minutes left to 8 napa16-16 Bulldogo, ani 195 lb. senior H,igh Sehool tie and give Buffalo lis victory. quarterback Bob Johnson <0111· Park. with an a¥erap · speed . of pleting ftve ot eight passes, ani 131.262 lmlea"'" hour. / as a defensive beck, lnlercept. Al!CADIA, CaUL <UPOGrid Results Ins three Athens posses. Willle Shoemaker rode Fiddle LANGHORNE, Pa. {\!PI)Isle to a lelwtb ani three- Ray Henlrlek of Rlclunond, By United Pre•• Jnternatlonal quarters vletory In tbe $50,000 Va., registered areeordtlmeln !iJial<er Helsbll 28 Garfield Carleton F. Burke lnvltatt_. wiMing lhe 19th anooal NationHel(l]rts 12 Handle., at Sln!a Anita. al Open Auto Raee •~on­ Cleve. Glenville 36 Cleve. West POINT PLEASANT - T b e q ship. l'Uint Plea- Band Booatero Buffalo Nicholl 24 University are laying blocka and Install. 0 ScboollO Inc Usb!f tor the new band Cola: Re&Jly 18 Colo. Wehrle building. · ByUnlledPreeslnternatloeal 12 ' The boosters are desperate(Saturday) DaytoD i::ltamtn.de 7 Cleve. Lat. 1y In ileed of help In l&J'ing Ohio StaUo at Minnesota (BT) lnO tbese blocks and ask aU pareats Wichita State at Cincinnati Toledo Whltmor 57 Southview and lnlereotad persons to ao. (MVC) 8 lllot In the work, AnYone wlab. Nortbern Ullnols at l>Qton , Ellelld 22 VaU.r Forse 20 1ng to labor 'to help on Ohio UnlveraiiJ at Miami (MAC) C..ch Mel Carter's Nortb Soutitera VaUayt!!ft~• Con• . ~ Catholic 38 Perlclns 8 the band butldlng Is asked to Weotarn Mldtlpn at Toledo Gallla Pirate• , clro),1ped their ~ce. Nortb travels Sanli.alo' Muys 2~ Marp. eaU Sam Prlcet,t875-1905,Del. (MAC) third c:onaedtllve grid prite o1 to Albu,y ~ ai(l]rt to meet 1'lilla 8 vln Slmma at 875.3084 or John Bowling Green at Keott State lbe year to llufta!o 54-t• &t. the Al..bder Spartans. Loullfiiie .(lf¥J 19 Putt CJID. l!Ubart at875-31151. (MAC) llrday ·~ at ~ W, Va. , Buffalo doJnll)ated the pJoi IIIII 0 , Band parenta ue trying to lDram at KetiYcm (OC) Tho Plratee are noir 2-4~ Saturday nl(l]rt' 111th 2'18 YUC~• Canlllll c.c. a Warren Ken- get the building ~ before Woollier at Den11011 (OC) In· aU Pitlea and 24.0. In lite rullhln& and 187 1U'!l• pulllliJ neely 12 the wilder lliODiha 11141111Uldap. CaJital at l\larletta (OC) · for a net ol 4«1 j~. ·Jli!b'tlt Caldoi Uacola 21 SteubenvUle pl"!ldate aU av.Uable aslllet. ~ at Baldwln-WaUace Gallla bad 148 ~ ruilltlq c.c. 8 and 50 1&1'11• ~'a net lillem 1 Caaton Tlmken I Muskinaltm at Oldo Wesleyan Of · . ' , ' , Y~ Urllllllne 22 Au.:. URe. (OC) TO BE DISCHARGED Wlttenbere at Heidelberg (OC) . 00. . ~Fiiel! 13 ELMIRA, N. Y, (IJJ>l).. £a. (N) ball earlier 'Wi1b LOw~I.Uie I Soutitln&t4lll 0 1lioh.raelrw driverGrallllnHW Ollerlln at Lake Forest (W.) ,ID ,11 41 W~ll Brancb o be Weotmlnltar (Pa.) at MI. Union · l!eeerve 28 h 8liP8cild 0 ',.J frCial the Ohio Northern at Findlay (~ lfallebester (Ind.) at J)ell._ 6 Wilmington at S!~ autrered (I'Ll . · , F ' ;; v Chiefs Knock Off Oilers, 24 To 0 Abbott Has Weekend Sports Summary No Fracture vofuAtk. cOJ! --- Boosters Need Help on Labor This Week's By United Preao lntenalloral East W. 1.. T. Pet. New York. •.•• 3 2 0 ,600 Houa!Dn ...... 3 2 0 .600 Buffalo ....... 2 3 0 .400 Miami ••••••• 0 4 0 .000 Boston ....... 0 5 0 .000 West W. I, T. Pet. Oakland •.•• , .. 4 0 1 1.000 Kansas ClQr .... 4 1 0 .800 Cincinnati ..... 3 2 0 •600 San Diego ..... 3 2 0 .800 Denver • •.• , , , . 2 3 0 .400 Sunday's Results Ken Cl(l 24 llouaton & New York 21 Cine! 1 (Only llllfleB scheduled) a. Plil!nl Ohio College FoothaU Scores auo State 54 Mlcblpn StaUo 21 Wlttenberc 24 Grove City (Pa.) 7 Oldo Uaivorally 31 XAvier 6 Miami Uaiverally 35l\larsball 7 Toledo 27 Bowling Green 26 Ohio Wealayan 21 Wooater 0 Central State 20 Northwood lnstltuUo 0 Dellan<e 31 Wllminaton 0 Ohio Nortbern 28 Otterbein 21 By United Press lntertatloral Mlltmt Union 27 DeniiOn 13 (Big .Ten Conference) Copital34 Heldelbere 8 Leacue OveraU Memphis State 52 Clnclmati TEAM WLT WLT 6 Oh loStaUo .... 100 300 Flndla7 16 Bluffton 6 Indiana ••• , ••• 1 0 0 2 2 2 Ashland 17 Musklnaltm 7 Mlchlpn •••••• 1 0 0 3 1 0 Baldwln.Wallace 48 OllerUn 0 NorthWestern ... 1 o o 1 3 1 IWtalo(N,Y.) 27 Dayton o Wlacorisln ••••• 1 0 o 1 3 f llfariMm 43 Hiram 8 Purdue ..•••.. 0 1 0 3 1 0 John Carroll 82 Allegheny 25 Mlchlpn state. .. o 1 0 2 2 o Walll. & Jeff. (Pa.) 27 Weotern Rav · 21 Minnesola •••.• 0 1 0 0 3 1 IUinols ••. , , •• 0 1 o o 4 o Akron Uaiveralcy 40 WlnoU l ...a .0 1 0 2 2 0 SlaUo 14 <Mid American Conference) KOllYOtl 56 Lake Foreat 8 League Overall Weotarn Mlcblpn 33 KentStats TEAM WLT WLT 13 Toledo ••. , ••• 2 o o 4 o o Pensacola (Fla.) Navy 21 Miami ....... 1 0 0 4 0 0 Youngatown 6 OhloU........ 110 210 Bowllqj Green ... 1 1 0 2 2 0 Western Mich. •• I 2 0 2 3 0 (Mid.Ohlo Conference) THREE-TEAM DEAL League Overall CIDCAGO {UPO- The <llicaWLT WLT go Bulls roeelved an Ollptr· Defiance • .. . 2 0 0 5 0 0 leneecl big man In 6-11 center Wiimitwton . .. I 1 0 1 3 0 Walt Wesley Sunday In a deal Findlay •••.•. 1 1 0 1 3 0 Involving three Nat!_. s. .. Blunton •. .• •• 0 2 0 0 5 0 kolbell Association teamo. (Ohio Cooterenee) Cbleaao sent seven· tooter · League Overall Da w Newmark and rookie TEAM W L T W L T guard Nonn Vanller to ClndnOhio Wesleyan • 3 0 0 3 0 0 natl In exchange for Wesley and Wlttedzerg. •.• 1 0 0 3 0 0 t~ Royals' No. 2 draft eholee Baldwil>-Wallace 1 0 1 3 0 1 ib 197L Clnelnnati then traded Musklqjum •••• 1 0 1 2 1 1 Newmark to the Atlanta Hawks Capital . . . . . . . 2 1 0 2 I 1 for 6-8 forward Wally Anderzor llfarletll • . •••• 2 1 o 3 1 o Kel\)'011 •.. , , , ,1 1 0 3 1 0 Denison ...... 1 1 0 3 1 0 Wooster •••••• 1 1 0 1 2 0 Mt. Union • , .• •1 2 o 2 2 o Hiram. ... .... 1 2 0 1 2 0 Otterbein •••• , 0 1 1 2 2 0 lleldelberg. , ••• 0 2 0 0 3 o Oberlin. , ••• , .0 2 0 1 2 0 (others) TEAM WL T John Carroll ....... 3 0 o AkrOII , ....... .... 4 1 o Central SlaUo • • ; .... 3 1 0 Ashland •• ·•.•••• ; • 2 1 0 Ohio Northern ••. , , . 2 2 o Case Tlich ••.• , , ••• 0 3 0 Western Reserve, •••. 0 o 3 0 Dwtoa .•.•• , ..... 0 5 o Xl'rl 0 8 or •. ' • • • • ' • Football Standings · 0 0 0 0 0 • 0 Plaa- threat, tltetla lite . . ...... ol the first half. Llltle m.ekll (lOt to lite float )"lrd.llne but ran out ot doMII. llarllldera slv., cndlt fer playing well were. def,...._ ly. Douc Burnt, Bob llladi; John 'l'homu, &n Stnltll. IIi! ' Freel Lee. otrenalnlf, It ~ . Stan CoaUoll, Mike CUller, llof. er Dbon, Vlr(lll l'blllll)ll, U. die YOUIII, Jet! Morrill, a.i. ' Story, Fred 'l'llompfCII. D I e 'k ; Qlallo, Cldp lli8rlert1 andlltiiM mentlonecllbove 1D the . _ . . , · ·One btjury oceurred but tMi& : serlooo, watto Cluck Hamalll. The next pme for lilt n. serve• It Monday, Oct. :ZO Ia a return match wltb the Wall• . aton reserveo. Malp IDok lbe first l]llliO, 22.8. The Ult .. sehG!ecl to get under way at 5 p.m. and will be played Ia n.. Middleport. California's Mt. Whitney. 14,494 feet In altitude, Is hipest point In the coater· rrunous United States (48 states). t68 0 .... C //ege Games· Buff(J},o Whips Pirates, 54-14 Sunday's Games Buffalo at Oakland Denver at Clnclntatl Miami at Kan Clcy Sen Diego at Boston (Only llllfleS scheduled) Monday's Gomes Hooaton at N.Y., nl(l]rt (Only pme scheduled) Insurance Apnt Dole Warner MY RIGHTS TO PROPERTY BE PROTECTED liTH INSURANCE? Dnls-W•r•er las. 114 Phone 992·2966 P•"!.~•r c••,. St. IIII:CIIn DAIRY 1$LE FOURTH & LOClJIST a Y~~~atoR:~n~sta~"'~·~··~·J·olJ~~~~==~~~~~==;;;:~::~~~~:::-I!: ' i' I ·141111'':11ord durinl AndorQI (Ind.) at Blldlllllj),. ' · l.,,~~t~~.W.udns =~~t,t~al ~ ­ ,F.IIUP. Katclq ~~~If .,., Moo:.oad S!ata at y.,, ¢f I lit• ~(W.Va.) Relal-ye , . Tech " at ' ,. •· 'IHI: :GIEAt< , FIIV'-*W. J'"""..,'' "Uft .. "CT •·••• . U'II'VUf.IIV ... 0'1 ' l ~- ' 0' Jyggllng bllll o!'d poyn'tents is o _,laoft If yo.u r R!onthly payments arrd YO\Ir poycMck don't eve·to ~ ..:: lust give Ul a When money's ..., queltlQft, the I~ Cl,ty, Loan. · ,: experience. can, at •' ,, ~<.. .f ' �,,. ' ' ·. I ' • 111 1 1 ' i. 1 ' ·"~, '; '" •. ' .",, ' •' ' ' ·~ .. I ' ' ' ' / .. .. " ": ~· .~ Green Thumb An expendltu~ o1 fllnde ror material& In tha &Indo¥ 8ChQol wasi!IIPfi>ved by E l - Circle Thurldl1 •. at tha Heath u.iued Meth•,' ; lidi[,;t Ch~rch, . \ '·~ The itGUP also voted to pro, A ,woek!J !ooiun of Mt111 vide lor lree IWiebel.,.. ~ Cardenci~ ........... milk ror oome eblldnn at the Middleport Elementary Sdtool. A rumma1111 ..le was plan. Your Pot Horw! Warming ned for esrcy November will. Mre. Joan Cooke and M r s. By Mro. Graee Weber, ,of the Riverview Garden Club When aummar turns to autumn all! the outiloor gardeh John Com))l<ln to oerve u c._JWea r...., the fl!!led colllt'l or warm weather to the brilliant m.Jrman. Memboro ol tha cirhueo of cool, brlak days, the llidoor gardener knowa It 11 time to cle are aoked to take rumma1111 to tho church baeemeut 1111¥· repot, relabel all! rejuvenate houoe plaNo. Waterlna:, feeding all! g,pomlqllt IIIIo the picture also, ani time the week o1 Nov. 3. The help take plant& nlob through the ahorteot days of the year. nle will bo In the church baseU tho planta which we move Inside, qr planta which we b.,y ment . at tho greenhCOJae, are toolar&~~lorthelrcontalnero we will need to do repoUIJW Into larger contalnera. The actual potting rouUne bogl111 I>Y the placament Ill a piece of brok0n clay pot over tho drain&&ll hole. 'lbla Ia put<concave aldedown,lhua allowi!lg mol0: lure toe._, butprevelllincthepottlqroollfl'om go!JW with 11. Next, add ala,yer of pabbleo on gravel. (It the container Is larg· CVI•Y H11H OuMm', or than five lni:he& In diameter It Ia a good Idea to add a ia,yer of Wlmllled sphq!um mon at thle point).. · WRINGER. Add the potting soU a a iou hold tha plant In the center o! the WA!iHER pot, Pre11 the 10U In plilce lfOODd tho roota. Leave lh Inch to one Inch apeco at the top of pot(clependiJW on alze) r.,.. epace for YH pi !hell *lUll waterlrw, ,' Nerp VHI flllmsol After PDIIIIW settle th~ aoll b7 lallPIDi the base o! the pot gonUy on a solid surface. Water thorougi!IJI. Alter dralniJW put Huge 12·1b. ·ca!lldtY far lamRy·olzetootl• · the newlY pottedplantlna briJhtplaceror a few days helore movirv to its permanent location. we can rejuvenate Iar1111 planters by removing the old aoll t ... nsi'nlllton • !rom above the roota (without ..,rooting) the plart, all! addlrw • Lorge Hlf·lndexlng Wttngar new aoU. Llr8ll planters need new soU ORb eve~~ two ~-ra. At~emblr,. . After we 8111 our planta rEP<!Ited or rejuvensted for the win- • Trtpte«<lon "IJ!otor goto tor we need to folJ"" the follawfJW recommelllsUons lor growdothet deaner-r.tter• IJW healthy attractive houseplanta. The recommelllstionsare o•en- • four e...y.raflinc c11ters. ' ,.. ~rprten l.)(ojres •••• , ..,., .,, ' ' W~•-he• lail C.... · lfOSiliTAL · i IOQIIII a.ra1 bcme, O.L '7;.,· >'• , Allyn Z~ ll .... la lirl.' H....., Wolfe In~ · ......~ f!illn Roilll' ·lfldl.' ; '' tiiNinVelerJnoMI!In<iflal". eal ~ · ~~hen llle .,._ pltaL, Mr. aDd !lin. Albert Bod. . . ' ' ' ' ..... •' ''.:; . . . ''ltiiDIDICIIIM'· . ,, '.ldftaot-i;tnan:tidall!Vri.Eva MIDDLEPORT'SBVSINESSSEC110Nwlll •chaJJ(!~PaiiOiharimpr~-~,frhtll . '.-anllltttl . ' J \,. ' ; ' . ~ !l(P'J•nnJ-,<tPoattwo a parklna:lot Ia C<II1Pl-,nexttothaCGiumbua ani sOulhom Ohio Eleetrle eo., it 11\oi~r· .:· ·· , , ·;~ ·.. :: , :., , . ,.. ;' , claya''llere 'to .~lit llti. Wolle, ot 111111.,.. North Third. 'Forma for concrew aklewalka are ahOWII bolni lnabll~: 'l1li pari!. '' , ;.;:~~~:" 01 Vr~ Yf!ll8; Miaa Daria Wolfe bW Jot will bo blacktop. .. ' · " ~Je tralneUalffU. clltfet , ;: > the,cburdt, ' , _ _ COJieie, ' _ . . .... .. - : Alilerlclil II04ltlat llalrio Million Soeletleo, locuaoa a 'rpoJDr jlart at Ill procram on ~ ecltcation of Amari .... 111cllan )'OUib, lfra. Ollnr Micbaol, prosld. rll_.... J-n anctRev, Jlr.all! &lidMra. Mro.P~ul WlirdSeuera, Sayre, ..-:--=:'--:=-:=-:-=~=-::--j;;;~~;!;;;;;;;;~----~""7,_ Mr. all! ll&ro. EinU ~ Mr ter, Mra. GunerX..ilaadMr. all! Ill:•· Dem!a Eynon were IUttll SUQday ol Vr. alll ·Mrs, liQY llendrlcka who were hosll for a blrt:hda,y dinner 'honoriqr Ill:•· DeliRia ii::rnon. Vr..... Vra. llolla14 Flaher Jl Akrili &pent "voral cia)' a wldl ~~~ ~nta, Vr. and lit.. ·llenq Roush. Vro. Lillian Jividen opent two weeka In Alhe111 wldl Dr. and lira. Olarles JIYiden. Mrs, Be11JO ·Hartley I n d daushter, Mra. Don Neaae, aport SUMay In Ccllumbus with Mr, .,.. Mra. David Neue. Mr. all!Mrs.Aibert.HIIlwere weekend &ll&ots otthelrcJauab1 terald ""'.h.Udar~n,Mrc..s. W "'Foslamterilya:... •v • llllllbu.. Mr. all! MrL Jack Flaber all! lamUy o1 Akron called Frlday evelllna:at the hotne o! Mr. ani Mra. Henry Rouah. Mr. ONE OF TilE nRST ol several Inter-scholastic aporto to get underway fer members of the girle phyolcal education classea at Meigs High School Is volley boll. Team meml>oro are ,._, dur!JW a wafiiH4) aeaalon before meeting Kyger Creek reeenlb. Kyger has wontwogameaalll Melga twe> JiJ>. ~ ~1tman is shown servirw. ·~ ' t ·I ... -ti .a ..• I 1 Holzer Medical Center, Firat Aw. General vlsllfrw hours 2f and 7-8 P<Lil· oply. MaU.rDicy ·[ ·s ,vls!tlng hours 2:30 to 4:30p.m. '8 <>~· Parenti onb ore allowed I ill. Pediatrics Wai'd. ( Admissions f Publication of admissions is c t ·1 ~----~· ·r Good Selection c · USED FURNITURE ·· ' DRASTIC MARKDOWNi.. OF ~ ' • EW FUINITURE • c 1 l I '.. I ClEARANCE . '' ~ SHOP OUR THRIFT . SHOP, 3rd FLOOR ~ I,,• LOW, LOW, ~ •ICE$ lfl . , FUINITulf I I I OUUEJ ! •• Secontl & Sycamoro • Gallipolis, Ohio • • ' ••" m. Stmday. mscharges Roger A. Abbott, R o y A. Browning, Tammy CsJ>ehart, Mrs. Zelia F. Craft, Clarence E. Grover, Cerl A. HamUton, Mrs. Paul W. Jaquay, WUIIam R. Jdlnson, Mrs. Leonard Jonea, Mrs. David L. Kasler, Richai'd T. Matherly, Celvia II.' McDaniel, Mrs. Russell IL MeKnight, Scott Miller, Ebber H. Norris, Llaa K. smith, Leonard J. Stearns, Mrs. Leonard Van Meter, Kevin L. William&, Relph L llickerson, Mrs. Jld>. ert W. Kuhn, Mrs. Bessie Sayre, Mrs. Frank G. Smith, Mra. Chancey 0, Houck, ani Infant son, DuRIB J, Allen, Mra, Jerry L. Brown, Stanley Drake, Mrs, Charles W. Eblin, Earl Eu- ------~~---,Gal Heatere - 40, 50, 70 Donald D. NeweU, Mrs. WUllam D. Scott, Mrs. PeterS. Waldeck, look ,_I Dinettes, · · Mrs. Forest G. S&rk, Mrs. wuod .,.. metal. Complete James C. Neal all! Infant daughter, Mrs. Mitchell Holley all! beda, twin & 6111. 5 Uaed daoka • llke new, record ; int'ant sotL pla,yer, elec, organ, bullk <'j .lllcJuJanll B. T. U, 7 Only. Of· . flee cbalra, wood. 2 B. R. : J •Ill•• ~ l • ~ ·1 lied•· platrormroekora,Jo pc. tllniJW I'OCIIII aulte, au- . . tcaatie washer - Easy, · ~ Book eaeea Meat ollcer & :< scalea, anemei &wallpelrt !§ •' ;• ' clo....,..t, $2.99 gal Reg. ¢ t5,85, What Have YOU'? We Got. .FURNITURE ·OUTLET ! 2ncl & Sycamore ,._II' II i~ ~ I FOR FALL SPELLBINDING HAIR STYLES Opon T .,., • E Moft, 1ln S..t, •e. B ,- 4JIIpol ntment MARY JUNE<r.I BEAUTY SHO.p =. ;. ., GAUGES .,.. 12.5 PI ·; · · . ,. ••: .... 12.1 lr.J.iu>o K~~.r ...., i __. ·e!lllati! lOme 4:qflt:~: ,1 . ' • '. ,. c:v·nfl ·~W•n--.J:..,·.il.·-.... ! • ,, .. · l . .,., a.t.. ' .....·•.a••••,, Owens Speaks On Schools' Money Problem CHESlDRE - The Kyger Creek Local Teachers• Aun., meeti~ Oct. 9, at the Cheahi.reKyger Elementary School, heard T. K. OWens1 retired sg.. perlntendent of the GtUia c:ou. ty Schools speak on the finan- ctal aspect of school sistema. his address. Mr. Owens answered questlons. Members of the salary cca-mlttee that had atterw:led t he · Col b ' wor k5 hop m urn us on Oct. 4, gave a summary of what had taken place thor e. election was held to de. termine who Wl'II a Ite nd the 0. E. A. Delegate Assembly ln CoIumbus. M. , B. Withera was An elected delegate with M r a. sar=1 h MoBhie r the a1temate. Re[re&lunents were served by the Ch hi &r.. .~ TnESfuRTABU S'ITUSH. LJVtty LOAFERS~.~ .. THE 'liLliE WRit lhss $ ~ ...:!!:;-::; · He-- .' Cd•"""•• ~~~-~~~p~o~·~~~~~99~2~·36~6;7~~~~;~~~~es~re~-~·.,:811~r~Tea~cho~r~o. UJUt.CJJCU.. . :if(.*.::~«·: President WJthers presided. ••I~ ·rood•· l.otllnt frtm Ch.atar to L'"t lotio.., and oo T••,_. "'•ln.' ' thefteo following tt. Tupper• Pleht1 rNII to th. nwth Uno of ~~ ... No. 2•; thoneo eoat olong 1olcl lint .to J. S. Fronk'• notthwo1t c.,. •hence In • , ... 1-~ d~ nctle:n to tM ant., o the Alfr~tl 10ld roed to the p,fece of ~ ginning, contolnlno 11 ecres. :5vl»ject to oil ontl to• '"WYo• tl ... of roa•cl. Full ." Wookenl gueata of Clara FQU. rDd .,.. NIDa Roblnaon w' e r e .. Sundl,)' .llcbool attenlance on October S was 5L O!rerbw was •18.52. w...ahlp oervlcea wero held at 10:4& .with tha ReJ< RcJI>. Che•t• oncl Lana Botto.. RoM, , ert Church dallveriJW the me.. U rods ao""hent of o eui'IOIIt en aolcl rood1 thtnee following 1ago, "That Your JO¥ Mlcht Be REFERENCE DEED!• Vol, n., - 58J Vol. 131, ,.... ·U6 oncl Vol.- UO, p... lt: :1 'VEIQ "'*' ~~~;r;~~==\: =-=~ Room Mothers ~"!!!:!.4%:r:: For PTA Year ot IJnlted Clllrch ~at bale- aaJad. · ' Room -~-- "~·-• and eommlt.. · taa~;r~J,-~. ~.;~·:~· "";·~~~· ·:~~,~r.~~-~~ :.;~: ml-....."!Cl... '". '···". ~"$ F.ul I.Utlier..; ' Flrot Grade (Mra. BlrJ)Ice lor, lira)1•,;;•• RickmAn, and · · Safeb, Fred Lawia, BobbY " . , ~ 91 ,Church,--· ..,,= Take the Police Department to bed with you for about $1 a month. .-------------~'!"""'lliaii ... :ANNUAL . · o.~,. · . _a,, Fr..-.,....: __ . ' .' BAKER·. , r · ' ·1 l .. '· ' ,t.. ',,;;.' ':'·'t FLE).(·O-GWS lo far atrongtr . than polytthyl,noilltiat tn tht ORIGINAL . ·Jack. ,, . You know . When the Negro "knew his place." When studenls stayed in the classroom. When poverly was kept off page one. Ah , the good old days. Bul who's fool•ng whom? Wasil really a better world? Or just a qu1eter one? A lew years ago it was easy to hide from lhe evils around us. To turn our backs and pretend it really wasn't so. But God knows, it was. All that our modern commu n1calion system has done is bring it all out into the open . And about lime. The fact is, God has probably been much too patient with our world. "Love your neighbor," He told us long ago. Not enough of us were listening and that's what today's turmoil is all abOut. ,. And think about !his : rnaybe- just maybe~ God put us here right now because we're the ones who can slart setting things straight. .4tu >fURNIJUIE · ~ I! t!)' g . will ' lwiiw. On Nt* MedcO ' Raach ai.l n.tllcal . '· Ganl UJin~ b6 UJ~ wau UJou 1811 ro ·118; '""'*' Ia ball- " 12·9.95 INGELS home •• illl! A.M. . Clltrct. at Delrall, WhU } d.. . Tuollil,)', II. r. · "' .... ~ "'Sutlu<!!"'"~ . ~ threeweeka. Carpenter}, .Mro. ~ Mra, Rlcnai'd Owen; (Mra. WIJ.. Payne and Rooeoe Wlae. PABr OFFICERS Club Ra. Stewart, Mro. lldJert Rllfle, Uam Oltlin&llr), Mrs. WW!am . The county C<llllcll delegates - Budret Pay Plan _ =.,otJ'"~ie~:ll:n ~ chll OES, Tuellil,)'.nlght, Mra. Charlet Scott, Mra. Tru- Walters, Mro, ,Frao Powers, are Maming Kloea, Richerd fi'll ·,•·~-· for ••• ot the - ..a_1 WUaon~"•........._ _ man llall, and Mrs, Alan King; Mra. George Bole¥. Mrs. WI!- Vautlhan, Mra. William Swlah • ... _ ~-od · fu tho ~!!!.~ • • -.....-r, ~w· (MrI. Br~ord ""1-e.<'• u •• ~ M r I. ilam ...,.., n-·1s, and Mrl. Marloo er, Mrs. Paul Case!, and Mrs . • · of tbU artlllle, U::w'i'lh~or eroy :tll,.IIU11~":3_"'or"':.w,.,~,":; . ·. thOmas Kelly, Mra. Richard Van Meter. Charlea Boylea. Alternate& are FURNITURE -,.. · n""t. qualtllld. Buoh SYitACUSE "'.,. __ ARY Long, Mra, E'Aigene Smith, Mra. Sixth Grade (Donald Stlvero), Mro. Bobby Pa.Yne, Mra. Owen, 992•26JS :"..l.i ~ ·~ for the ""'X· ,..._..,. R C Rlneh Mr PUbHahod au public Hrvko I n - - liit~tllft- ot • ....,.. otllco •• PTA,T!Ieada)', 7•:!0p.m. Plano , ' art and Mra. Art I. Patrick Johnson, Mra. Mrs. Carl Hort<y, Mrs. Dolor. Middleport, Ohi'O TheActvent~naCounc:II,RollltlonlnAme•canLIIo,anct • • • n~~ '/::ron~= tor Hallowta~ ~ Pl'OII'&m stobart. Paul Caacl, Mrs. Sally Stew- es Lynch, and Mrs. F r a n k The lntemational NewsJNper Adwlftislfll Eucutivls. c ,..;oe"'~ ~ .,!::;r.,j•Y.!..!!!!~"\,~~"'" Maa!odlat Churd, cherub Second Grade (Mrs• .Sarah art, Mrs. Herman Thoma&, and rPow~e~r~•·~------~::=;:=::::::::::~-~=-===~==~==:::~::.::_ thO w.iiPiii<J/:,;',;i.,.,; .. whO: b;y choir Members "''• 25 oert Hupe), Mr8. Raullln Mo¥er, Mra. Earl Glass; (Mra. Grace , roor IDiniodlOt... t o - tho doto • -r Mra Em ot lmbocJe M lla I ) Mr Ern t F • of IUdl aenenl ileeuon, an eleetlor.1 Items for ll'ab 'baa, used to,y1 e n, r a. WC7' • s. es rater, !:'ot m.:. i:ftd ~t:t .~e.nrn~ IDd comic bookl. Teachers wUl Frank Martin, Mrs. E u 1 e n e Mra. Woocb on ~u, Mra. Rob....., be m ouch term. IOL'Ye refreaiunelrtl, ,. Boutlh, and Mra. Cherlea.Slm- ert Craig, Mra. Charles Dyer, AII'MCICI XVII EASTERN BAND Booatero lllOlll; (Mra. Mary !lclnner), and Mr8.111,)'mond Cunningham. ~~J~o~m~ce ~ Tueotii.Y at 8 p.m. at Mra. Max Donabuo, Mra. John ""i~/'r.'~~~:::'l'~; ,,; tlie ..hQol, All tnerilera urg. ~Iaber, Mro. David Zirkle, A meeting of aU the room '' ·;::·,;..:::;:~ ...:= ed.to attend. Mrs. WOllam llemookey, and mothers hes baen aet for 1 Vra. !lobby !loUoh. ' p.m. Wodneaday at tha elemenRECVLAR KONI'HLY meet.. 'lblrd Grade, (Mra. Julie Me. tar;y aehool ti1DU1Uium. AI that Inc at:Snaeuoe PTA '!)111111,)' Comao), Mra. Jaek Coleman, Ume the proiJI'am for the Jesr at 7:30 p.m. at die s 4 . lira. Larl'l' Spencer, Mr•.IIGb· will bo diiCtloaed. MllDLEPORT Bt11i-1 1111 art Veno.y,Mro.SammlePianta, Committee• tor die year are J'ro(eallfllllal Women' a Club, 11111 Mra. Marvin Scaaa; (Mra. u tollowa: Tllootii.Y at 7:30p.m. at the 111. Maxine l'bUitxO, Mra. Llrl'l' Program, Mr8. Richard Vau. . ~ 1111111 CNunb1a c.. Co.; ~keno, Mrt: LowelJ Beaver, tlh~. Mra. ~ter. Mr s . ltuitiiiau llllltln& widl Marcia ll&ra. Btabi\Y Payne, Mra. EtJ.. Max Dooahue, w Mra. Patrie. !pm~"llll 1n c11argo ot a pro. ward Klkhen, and Vra. Rleh.. Ia Ana!'~· fralli 1>7 the ll&lalallaa com-. ardFourth Bailq · lloaJIItallb', ""'' ~u Be&. itdliee. . . Grode {~1. ~m..... ver, Mra. WlllJlili(DOIIIOiko,y, L,4PiEs ~L\RY, . x-. WoUe), ~ . ~ MurtiQ', Mro. steve Jltt!t~ and Mro. Ia · ~ iwt 381' AmerJ.. IfF•· 'NIWllllll .llilrtkltW. Vra. Dwight Wallace. ~ ·i<ijoit, ~7 p,m~ d. Frl,tlk Filch, Ura. John VroWo,ya and means, Mr. and Mn.' Emeot -Ita, J.a®.. ~· llli! Mn. Dcitald Poarch, lira. Jolm KrawaeZJR. andMra. port. . · Jr.; (llro. Sabra Morrlllllll), Rlchilrd Owen. ,UTICLE: lil BocU"' 11. Should .,. 9' Cutv.,' Pic lura. Inc. • •' · ~ Mra. Camet ·Bolz. ; .. . . retumetl to Wllmt~, n.1,1 after vbJtlng here widl h •• . couatn, Mra. GlatlYo Cucltltr, aad Other relatiYea lor tha put } ',·.' Committees Anrwunced .. . Mra. Charles Boylea, Mrs. Pllbllcations, Mrs. Bobby ;~~ffi;E~~~ !lie fruit coektal1 ~·· teea lor the 1989-70 year of Charles Smith, Mrs. Honald Payne and Mrs. Charlea Scott. ·"I·~·~!"~~·I!~~~ tllns ~ Pllbllc wal• the Middleport Elementary Taylor, Mra. Dallaa Blevlna, Magazines, Mrs, Thomaa .:: como. '· . • Sc- · PTA hove been an- Mra, William L..encler, Kelly. w~.iftT!iJ>ei, f:,.cad. . Fifth Grade, (Leo Kenned7), Music, Mra. George Hack, ment• hot w cold, itan4wleh ' · Ruth Rhoadea, Jack Duncan, all! Gene Steveno•.• Seminars and ·dhcusstons were aimed at tmprovtrw the woi-k and etftchmcy of local aalary committees. '' Awb a lawn or aard,en ferllllzer about once a month, M l 61 I' per IL Pot- 14 L per 4 ln. pot). Clve potted pi&nta well spaced, heaY)' wateriJWs -but don't alJow the pot to stall! In water for long perlodo of time. Clean leaves o! plants with water• ...,_,water may be used ,_.,, for stubborn oJIIIIs. C0111merclal sprays all! liquids are effective all! aafe but they may cause a waxy or uM&tural shley oppearance which may bring penalties if plants are entered In judging COlllPetiUona. 11 , Teachers• Association. ,, RETVRNS TO DELAWARE eral and Usted 11 follows: · · Place SJ)Ot lights over foliage plants in the darker locatloms. It brighten& tha room all! the plant& grow better. Keep your home at "the healthful 68 degrees F," lor good P1a hi er owth .allf keep planla awo,y !rom soorces of heat. Pinch ott stem tips io produce balallced plant&. ...me Sllttrdl,)', 10 a.m. - · AT'J'END SCHOOL The 12ih aM\1111 Ohio Education Asan. Salary School held In Columbus at Veterans MemorIal Auditorium earblhlamonth was attenclecl by three delegatee from the 1<¥1111r (.'reek L o c a I 4 -.-wf.. . amual hoi~ bazaar lliHI it wae ~lde,d that ~ -"&bop will bo held at the meet-, q. Member• are aoked to lake moterlalio llld IelNs tor bozaar r· ~~'Zci~~~':\~.:..·-- J•"W"'="J. :'\'c:. ~for ~P~Ian~s~we~r~e~dl~o~eu~s~s:"ed~1~o"!r"'th"'e 1!'" : Katb,y Follrod, Mr. aniMro. Am Ill Atheno all! Mr• .,.. Mro, Rdlerl Rabltuon aJdlamUy of Belpre. Mr. llld Ml:o. Delbert Yoat ~ EI.-., WSCS, POYERat: 111M ~lit ~ 7:30llldted Tuft,.; ditJ nl&l!t; Crace ca. . .u bai' 'JI'GfP'am. ' '"I"' ..,, • »4, Blily Folirod .... Sue M•lt• Collnty DMcl Recorda. ~ t.::'"ot ' News, N •....;.. -;~..;~~~';;~~ · ·~wlilte: ·:crou · band~~ , women. A MONDAY · ' , waa - l o r mJs. Rlll'LAND P,T,A,, ~ oklnai'y work In llaiU. School; parent • A nport on the recent faJJ teacher dlacuaa!CII parlod, 1 · ineotbli' of tha Rio Grande As,LEGAL NOTICE to 7:30 p.m.; flag cereDIIIII)', aoelatlim waa glv., by Mra. (~b~ Stnatt 1olot R-.olutlon Rutland 1!01 Scouts with Jllr. J, Edward Foater. Members No.1) • , old Waite, leader, to ~ were reminded ., the oa. ot clo¥Gtklna, Rev, L1qycJ Crimm, vld Kuhn acholarllhlp fllnd aDd 1 ·'I oi .,.. c ""'t ot apegW lllllalc by the Q:1ote the eaneelled etamp program. I"' ~ot=~ "l:IGirla Tflo; P.T,A, IQ'Jawa to Mr a. Mlcbaol ~cod t t • , ...,.. lie dlacualled. llefNILhmellt1 Mn. Coni. Yoet uallted ,\ :ao .,g17~··~ bl11 01~ Mra. Fred Caer&ll, .............,: by Uro. Marjorie Grimm, reot the membon otOCiiia ,LADIES i\VXILIARYt ..,_ _..., lO ,..C houn CDneur~_jhertJn. ,....,_ r • - on the Womeo•s eon• 'he! ,_,,. lholl be '""l"i:br. to 'he cuoe Fire ilopartment, Jlfon- terence held ~~ CranvUie. ~~~,..,;' ~0 :,< lJ:: dl,)', 7:30p.m. at meetlni:l!Duaa • ~:\~~\." ~ .t\,J:: ot park; l.mportaat oel&lon, all "A Blbllcal Baals~ waa the Uo , Novem-. 1111. • ~ to alked to-.!, program topic uaed by lira. =~"'::t't~ o~~ W:!ies at Heath IJnlted Melli- T, T. lllellon. There were '"114 ., toUows: odlat Clltrcb, Mlddlllll011, re1• readlnp b7 Mra. llleltGD, Mra. .AIITtCLE: v u1ar meeting llondo,y at-7:30 p, Jos Cook, and Mra. E I m e r .... a. ~ dti&en of the Unlttd. m. Wfddlam who ling ULove ~ • tat.~ of the ••• Of nine1een yean, who ...11 heve• boon a ,...,den! of M:ri!EL 82,1nternatfoaal Or- God ," ~.,., worahlp center lea·~.:,.g;:~ :~ der of Jcba J>qbtera, 7:30 ' lured a large llghted picture -~,"" ,..1'<1: fD ·which •• r•· Mmdi,Y "'""' Pome- MIDI- ol Chrlat pr011118 In the gar. lkl-. wen 11me as may bt proVIded ....,,., ·lOw,.u.n have the quaUJI..uono lc Temple, Membera remlltd. dan and an open Bible. ...;,~, ".Jfl"!l'~. 1!o en.Uilod to ed to take plclurea. The love idft dedication waa _ llvory Clttlen ot tho United Slltu YOIJNC ADULT Claal Br·• concNcted b7 Mra• Wickham • ninelHn ltar• of are wbo ts ' -.anot enUUIId to vote at atr electtont ford Church ot Chrllt, 7:30 It ••• noted that fiowers had ~ ~~::'! ~~ ~0,:1d~~~ .~ I t "ay at the ebureb. Refresh- been Hilt to Mra. R o b e r t Vtoo Piftklent ot the Unltod StAt.. lllllltl , Kllhn now -from the Hoi11 he lhall have been a' rtlldent ot , ' the llAte. OOUDty, ,......,.. or wan! 'l'VPPERS PLAINS School zer Mldlctll Center. lllembera ln which ¥; d•IINI to vote tueh ''1!"'•,.•• lime .. rna> bf f."'vldod bll 11w. Boootera, 7:30p.m.~ at ••....,.In theliii<Javes" =.:YJt~-::\lt!1ce ~te~r~ r:,~ sebool. All P~rt~UbiYitad. ·to CiteD the meedng with Mra. !:'oofden t end VI'"' Preotdont ot the SCHOOL NIG!rr for ........... Joaeph Cook rncllng a prayer. uq1ted 8tatet in any other atate. o_. ahm DIIA.'TIVE DATE AND RIIPEAL lor all boJI Scout 118t but not ' ._re ente ware IOrved · It adot>ted hY a maJortl>' ot tho members and wilhlnJ to Join b7 Mro. L B. Walkar and Mra. ~=~!"'.~ •:::~~; 7:30 p.m.lfoncliy, aeeoll!grade George Sldmer. Ill oddltlon 111 Jan~a 1,_!~0. and extatlnr ,... fOOM R a c 1 n e El·-"'"- Mro. Yoat and Mra Crimm tlon J Of Arndt V Of the COIUititu.... . _._, ' • uan .. 01)10 aliaU be repealed from School. Plrenta to acC011Q1111)', Mn. Carver WWiama ot Ken· -.......... ""11: SOUTHEiiN- AlllleUc Booa. IGD waa alao a goeot. Tho RtW. ,8• .,.. Jolol R.,.luUon No.. 2ll tara memborablp <!rive, Selur- Robert Kuhn gave grace at the JOINT RESOLUTION tJ81, dmlugllout !lt!uiMm Local tibiA. = ._II!' .. ~cb :. UZ.;::'! ftt.pqr~ rJ':U:::. :U: roll- Pom- Mr: F oilowlng GET READY all! Mra. Ben Phllaon. Mra, Delbert -era of Bellcroft, Mich., onl Mro. Myrtle Valley olllooe CIQ-, Mich., are vlaltlng relative• .... !rlelllaot the latter' a brother, James Sbnpoon, deceued. Mr. all! Mro. FrancltMIII'rla opent a day reeentb with Mra. Morrla' allier, Mro. Eother C0111stock. Mr. all! Mrs. Floyd Farra Iell to visit their dall(lhter in nori• da all! their 1011 In Te.. s. Mr. ani Mra. Jerry P""ell were 8110&18 Sunday of Mr. till Mra. Bernerd DldcUe at New Matamorao. v!Mrlted. all! Mrrale....~rrylth~1 s &eve - s w .,.., ani Mro. Tom Curtis at Clevelanlanl Mr, .,.. Vra, Sam Curtis ani Sue Anne at. Lorain. Sue Amo acc-nled them homo all! spent aevmil ...s here. - ; , ~ . SYRACUSE - The Women'a A lbal*· Cilt~ wiU lit'~· 1 2.U,~; o:1s SoeleQI. of Chrlatlon !!ervl• Ill cel'led ~ '·1111! N09~ rillnC x-w11a FaUa, 3.60rf&.. the United - I I ! ChaJ:ch lila. Oro!Ra lor 1111 C.~tfl'lll · :. 11181 Charlollotl, 18.00 atat.l.GD- mot at .the home at Mra. WU. cooldl ' are to ilt ..,..., to \1011, Marmet, llld Wlldleld, are !lam Jloudaoltelt with lira. Or- Vra, Jo1m 1!11!'- 'l11ellii'ntell , A iia tha 11111. .me Crooka allllitlnc..,_.n. t... a., "Calltol'ivir:id~ " BOAT WOVEIIENTS: Tbe ~lin of 'l ir1 • DoaiU" IIIII\ Jje .btl.~* a.a·,' '! GALLIPOLIS LOCKS- S1ee1 Vlrl(ll Tilford, prell..., 19- A1burJ V a I It c1 Hll~alll.l. ; Raqor down 9:43 p.m:; s. N. tned widl dtvoi!ORI by · NJp' Chureh on Oct. 28 tE'O!LI 2 ai l Jeokt down 11 p.m.; Jolm , Pllab· Marcia Karr • . tlie lq)IC 3 P,JII, 1 \ <l ak upl:JO,!om.;~ilown "Yo, u r, ~ Vocallllll, lila Marcia Karr, chiJi.m. 1;. :: 4:55 a.m.; Allfldppa up 5:15 . CominJ1ment <if O.,..a Lite to at ~ · ~ eloiLedlb.;' ' a.m.; WIIIWD H. Zimmer up Christ," lnteraper. . with mtt'l?&~· tworel"~•"a.. ·· 7:20a.m. Paalma 121.12s.6~iio ud IJIIlllbula ,i l till'' and'~.:. KANAWHA RIVPll . ~ Mar- cloaedwith.Pl'~Yor.'\ ... : · - ' 'l'blala," IIIII clolllli willi ' :; met, Juanita Whl)8 up 12 ' 10 ~eproarim~,#r•;"Joh;. jll'qet, . ' ' • a.m.; Fort Dearborn up 5 a, (iliivll8t waa taken fralt t be · ~lluneillliiiore Nl"fedlo m,; Wlnfteld, Alan R. MtrriU lltucb' boclk, "The Now l'rllllll· tha abori ilnd 111'11, Cui Weeao,''' down 7:50 p.m.; Ellaba Wonda ell," ullng the topic "H ci w lira. wwlaai Elct.tnr · aid up 9:50 p.m.; Ouachltll .1111 12:- ~ Work To!lllfller," tha Mra. oma WltMIINmer. 35 Sol 12..,. ~..,. ...... · a.m.; vo,y up •r I.DI.; .._.~ _.., "Jamie Bra. Toby C, up 2:0S a.m.; Elgar. vo'a Problem." Scripture waa R.,..h accomponled themtoSuteWr up 3:30 a.m.; MI. stale from I Peter 3:1.3-18· veraa1, ton, W. Va., to vlalt Mro. Flal!- I{~wuwabury · up 4:50 a.m.; if. E. Bowlea' Col; 1:9-12. er'a parent&. They came back .a~a down 8:10 l.m. . ' . The a&eretaJ'l''.s , repon ... Sunday .,.. were dlmer gueota OMIO RIVER ..;;. Lock IS, read with 29 ahioun caUt re- ' at the IIGush andtheFI•hBeckJord .down 1 p.m.; Sleel porte!( The ~t~~. r.por~ ers returned to their h11111o In 0~ Pklnoor down 6:80 a.m.; Cot- waa sJvea, blelal~, were Akron. Mr. all! Mrs. Wright Rouah·of Mr, ani Mrs. Wayne Bed had· IGD Qlleen down walda&; Lock oollected and t;10W oile:S dlotrJb.. -Out AU ChiU!colhe called Mondo,y at tha as SUnday visitor a Mr. ani Mro. 14, Eaal8rn up 3:30p.m.; John uted. The free will tilrerlna'irQ home of all! Mra. Henry Stllnley Beal .,..lam'ily, Clev• J. ROwe up 6:1S p.Di.; steel taken and an olferlilglor"Week Uu 0.. , _ Pm!oi Lfl lloliah. In, w Mr• .ani Mrs. Maartla Trader up 8~0 p.m.; ~-· ot ~r· and l&if.cJeollal waa '' Mr, all! Mro. Allen Graham Smart all! daughter, Roma Suo, er up 8:25 p.m.; Ilea down roCatved. The ~aatMra, were weeklllll pataofhorpar- of Colombus. 1:30 a.m.; Pltlllp ~ down Forreat Donle;r, Mist Marcia onto, Mr. all! Mi-o. Harry WillMr. ani Mrs. Lomle Hudaon 2:45 a.m.; Qleea CIQ- up 8 Karr and Vra, Donald ' IJIIe ford. . visited one evening recently a.m.; Paul D, up 1 a.m.; Look ;:ere:oboerv::ed:._ _~_..;.~:::::::::::;:. Mra. Kathryn TerrUJ ofGore with Mr. ani Mra. Jack Clark 17, Je!l'eraon up 9 p.m.; R. H. was a guest Sundal' o1 her ols- ani lamUy 11 HarrlaonYllle. Bosworlh up 3 a.m.; Tamm,y -----~·---A lamUy reunion wu held at L. White up 3:50 a.DL; E1alna the h0111e of Mr. all! Mra. N, s. C. down 6 a.m.; Reclna Locka, LEGAL NOTICE Wbite all! 1001. Attenllng were National down mlcml&ht; AllIN THE COMMON PLUS Mr. ani Mra. Olarles Holley drew P•. CllhQoe alll Katbleen COURT OF MEIGS COUNTY all! tamUy o1 Ashton, w. va., K. down 2:45a.m.; 0, F.lllear. OHIO ' Mra. Bemard White all! 1am111 or down 8:45 a.m.; Gre.up 'Y'N. Yti CAJP!N,..::: ,\oi.S'!r.. of MaiGII, ·lfr, ani )(ro, ~'1'1 Lockl, Mlaa Loick.J up 3 P,DI.; t:~nl J~ ..::. 0~ 1 ., ,c... .CIOI!Il ...... ~ of ~. c~.,:: .'illm"l\¥ e IIIII U!l%10 !illlli\' lltllT PlolntiH, Mr. and Mro. l,lobort SWearJ~ &II R, up 8 p.m.; Etlla-Lwla. '' ItA THANIEL J. CARPENTER, er all! 11<111o West Mllton, Ohio, 'rille up· 10 ~.m.; Mark M. up all! JC>iuley Barker, Glenwood, 11 p.m.; Albland dtml 1:0$ w, va. a.m.; !ll,)'oa Lallelne down 5:Mr. and Mro. Vlri(IICulalll 30 a.m.; Meldaljl LGclta, Ra. HOT ICE BY PUILICA TIOM . aona Rllldall llld Brett, were •enawood "- 3:10 P.liL; lJua.. Nothonlol J. Corpentw, who10 place of ruldonco l1 unknown, re...:n vlaltora ot Mr. all! Mro. can Bruce up 8:15 p.m.; 'L. will tok. notice the1 on tho 10th Charleo Berueit .,.. family at W• SWeot down 6:40 p,m;; .£110 dor of Octobar, 1969, the unHr- Grove Clcy. Weal VlrBiniA down 8:46p.m.; ol1notd ru.. her petition atolnot hlr. In tho Cowt of Cllftunon Recent vlaltors Ill Ur, .,.. Franklin Pierce 'down I a.m.; Plooo or Molt• County, Ohio, praying for o cllvoreo from N• Mra. John Dean, John .,.. Rl""' J. S. Lewla down 2 a.m. thonlol J. Corp.Mw,. f• tho ard, wore Mr, ai.l !lfa. Walter " . ' . cor., cuotocly anti ·control of ,.._ IUtlll of Mr. and Mra. lilrl'l' minor chlltl.. n of the parties Terrell of Pawl\b]a, Mr. ·Ant! Cotllrle. ho,.. 0; thlt oho •• owor..d oll 1 Mro, Santorcl Well ot Ath0111ud BURNING BUSH . , , j,ft19~' of the ~Y of tt. ,.,... u Mro. Mlllard Swlrtzattellled pert of her aliMOny; that •'- b• Mr. Old Mrs. ClalrJ ¥aaloner H~RITAGE LEATHER - - •-- .-". q:~\.. aervlcea lor Mra. Ollvt Ilia• owanl 111 4 ollmony far hera•lf, ani JO¥ of llarrlaonvllle. )' .. .·.. auppart of the r1111nar ehil._ of at Ewlrw'a ~raJ Home laet Hev, alll Mra. Clyde Hinton week. .~:: r.:-'!:.~!:;:0/..~" of Columbus vlalted reconUy lor such other rell..- to which Mr..... Mrs, Lao aht. moy bill •ntltled; on ' tt. with Mr..... Mro. WWiam KiDs oon U. •lal'ln!l at the. Mao Ill troun4 1 of grou negl•ct of cluty. ani with Vr• .,.. Mro. Wayne Soll:t couu will bti for hearl"ll Mr. all! Jln,'Ciarenceili-on and ofter the 25t.h day ot Beal aDd daughters. Nov•mlter,1969. Recent vlsltqra ofMro.llazel 1011 while the latter are vialt.The petttlon In •old octlon lqr their totHullaw all! dauifl.. ' al1o prays that the lollowlnt Arnold, E..Une aDd Walter, tor, Mr; .... Mro. David WU- ·, r.ol ond . p•son~l propert,- of were Burdell BratrordaDd fam.. which ,-ou ore or elol• to be llama, In Arlzone. ' ' lb of Westerville, Mr. all! Mro. ~ntO:t:'i 1 ~~;'r~ett,~ pay. Nathan Arnold all! famUy of ,· t. All houoohold ,.'J,, 1955 F•d Plelcup truc:lt, 1963 Chevrolet Che118r, Jlr, .,.. Mro. Patrick autolftOblle and the following William• all! lamUy, Cheater, ,.T,,h,..,...t.ll" , • ~t:J cl.•crlbecl real all! Mr. all! Mro. Looter Amo of hetttll', ell Ceurly In •heof"wnahlp Mtlp, old, Mr. ani Vro. Richard Houd.. 'I' In th. State of Ohio and In S.c. No. 24, Town No.3, Ra"'(• No. 12 In the Ohio C0111pany"a erttiialt ~b o(~O. 'I PwcMu ontl ._.,...., t~nd burg .... recelltly moved thalr ' clo•etl.e4 oa follow•, to-wlt 1 h~ trallortothelrtarmhore. &.jl~nlnt In tt. fw of tt. ._0 Sunlay; ~s. Thomas G. Bor· off, Jackson. daUghter, 5:15 p4 banks, Mrs. Jack E. Gussler, Kenneth S. Halstead, lAwrence C. ~. Jasper M. Lowe, Mrs. · Wo B•y Uud l'umltuoe • prohibited untU further notice. Births Mrs. Roger D. Grey, Well8too, daughter, 10:49 a.m. SUJ>. day; Mrs. Dell>ert F. Canter, Jackson, daughter, 5:05 p. m. ' ~a"e . ·ScJ.elal Event. ·t ' ' ·,- ~. /, ' ' .~, ',1 , ..)' �'. . . ,• '"1. ':·. 6- \: l The Dally SenUool, Puneroy..MlddJ'IKII't, 0., Monday, Octcber 13, 1969 - ~~HT AD LEGAL NOTICE S.oiN propuala will be .-.cel'f'M ~Y th. Veterone Memorial Hotpltol, ,_..,,, County, Ohio ot th. V.tMnt t.temotlol Haapltal, locatM In PMia~~· Ohio on Tu.. doyl Oc· · ' ' '' ·• · O.rlef•e ~'"'llcetlen MoMer O.•illlne t • ·•· C•M•II•tiDfts & Cw,.ction• Will t.t oceepiMll """'' f •·•· •• Der ef P.. llcetl•l'l ..... ,., ... ••lin-.. Motor Ct. ' S.porata P.fOpo'o • will ba ,.. c:al'f'.d for Ga~Mrol Elactrl• col Work; Plumbing Wotk; H.atlng, wcm; Ventilating and Air ConcUtlanlnt W011k; Elevator Weft; Matol c.... Wer4 sht c.,.Huti• Jrtt.,.lons. 25 ~ cent Di,ceu"' en ,.111 elll ~ oM o4e pt~i4 within 10 •rt. WOf'tl .tnl...,.., Eo. f . h · • on, Local 1 owner car. White . '"" ' ~lk., vinyl interior, oood tirea, radio, power steertng and brakes. Automatic trans. .. cUtlonel word 2t. BLIND ADS AclclitioMI 25c Char .. ,_ 44..,.,. tl•e-nt . ' GUNSHOOT, Rutlard American Legion, Sunday, noon till tour. 10-9-2tc OPIN I VIS. loGO I'.M. I'OMIROY, OHIO ' ces ~.·- ,, ~· '-------------...,.....--....;_....J NOtiCe Pets For Sale ~:t . POMEROY ' 5s~ss · ~~E··· lliWir ... &MII for Till Flllbt Sartlct DAY.,, -~ · NIGHT • • • CALL .·· RA.liNGf SERVICE . . . •• Mel• .......,. 0. ,...., ------------ For Sale I OAY-21$1 . NIGHT 112-7324 .· u1..... ., tl. a.,._.. BliJ1n.u' SerYICts . ' - .-· ' , I:, ------------ ------------ -- - ------- -- - ---- - --- - "'*'I u *"""- · =-:.:=?-.. ~~-~~;~~vi!W SADDLEBREDhod~-;,;lllo :.;~~.!t"'m~·'- ------------ · mToii a2t ------------ ----- - - - --- - ••c ,, ;,,{)• POODLE PUPPJI!8. AJ[C TcliJ · . · ' 'h1<i 6 R~~ HOUSE, IIIIth, '"'" Far Sale forcoil. air ~ce, Rt 7, mlnlalure,..,. ~· llnlll!IS.SO!ii nnlcelllllaa I'll ,..._ _MIDDLII'OIT, OHIO ' ~pera PlalDB, Call Cool- 1968 FORD F-100ptc~ truck, 6 cyllrder, custom cab, long "U44a. 11.a.4tc' •.~.,;_ _ _ _ _ _.,...;....;! ville, 667-307lii GUN SHOOT, Broad Run Rod THE UNDERSIGNED will olfer 10-12-3tc and Gun Club, New Haven, wheelbue, 28,1100mllea,A-1 :..----------..., ror sale, at public auction, on WE'VE MOVED, llarkaroo Kennels. ~e•,basseto,dach­ W. Va., Ocl 12. Noon on. condltlon. Call Paul Orr 8411- FIEU) GIIOWN Saturday, October 25, 1969, ahunda, scottles, _poodles, 3192. 81111 - . Gil Ia . . . .AIR COIIDI'IIONihG, lla6'l&lil>-; 10-10-2tc at 10:30 a. m., at the hcmteof THREE ROOM lfllrtmellt, com10-8.6tc blaam. All oa11n 10 eea1e aUaJI ~ce. .Jiok'a JWMl c o c k e r s, weaties alii the late Cora B. Rupe, at 12 plolel,y modem wllh buUt-111 - - _ _ _ __ _ _ __ _ •eh. ~ n.tr ..., ..,..... Hew 111- . Plliiili:~ schnauzers. Right at TOrch, l.,ynn st., Middleport, Ohio, VACANCY for two elderl,y kitchen, wall 0\'ID alii !able FORMER ll B. Sllllthrealdence lfaaon, W• . va. .... ~ . 812 Uft. . . -'..\''. Ohio, 4llo hruse rlgh~ Boarclthe persollll property oC the pie. Prefer Pri'4te paid Jill• • , ...~~ top unit; llalnleaa steel link , 120 Uncoln Hill. Appralaed lng. 1 10..1-cfc ___________ .:_ __ ! dents, Phone M..on, 173late Core • being houaewith dl~ unit, large ballo ft,500, Earl KDJabt. 827 514, ' ~· l0-!2-7tc hold furniture, goods, alii af5185. 10-Btfc alii larao clooeta. Nl..l,ydecBeech St., Middleport. Phone · --.1 1 fects conslsthw In part oC a orated. Call 112-22'711 Cor ap992-3805. :.. - - - - - - - ,_ - - - - sa• stove, !able and f o u r Wanted To Buy polrtmeol:.aller p.m. o.. o..a REMOVE ucF:Ss bldJ FOR IIIRE. tnncller IMPORT ANT MEETING of 1he 2 1 1 111 chairs, washer, electric r~ PIGS WANTED. Everett Hoi· corwreption or the Trlnlcy S.Z2-tfc -----------wlllo Fluldel; tabllll. OdJ line, etlllliOGI dnlaiiiO~·, frlgerator, dining room teble, United Oourch oC Oorlst, comb, Albany, Phone 6911- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - , 1968 flAT 4-door oedan, low $UtatNeliCRIJlnll, wide. Paul Allller-. Ma1GIII'i nve chairs, alii side board, 3465. FURNISHED ilonei'IICIIIIOlllftmileage, &OodUreo,goodciJI>o ..11-aotp W. V1. n - •771-1788*"). Tueeday, Ocl 14, 7:30 p. m. sewing mar.hlno, living room at the church. All members oJ 10·12-31.p ment,._..,_bde-.t- dltion. $1250. Phone Bt9- - - - - - - - - - - - 1:80CI'Ht4t~l,llacla ; suite, tables, bedroom suite, ~ 507 MDI SL • 3o•• .,,_ tfo all church organizations, It> -- - --- -- ---..,, &IlL ..,, COAL LUMP ea. ltOiwr . Zenith TV. ndlo, rugs, chxling women's groups, SunTRUCK SCALES. Everett Hoi. PhOIII 99J.Z'I92. ~c 10-10-?t ' . . ' ' --------'------c miM .nan. Excel1lor Salt C. C. IIRADFORD, lamps, chair$, dishes, and b Alba day School Dept., choir, coun69 miscellaneous Items. Ttil"llls: cil alii an other lrtereoted :;: ny. Phone 8Cash on hard at day of sale. members should alterd. 111-12-311> ._.., tllnlal ,_, ball aDd 3 month old colt, $250;IIalf 1-1~ .....,_ Cillo Merrill Briggs, Executor, 10-B-Stc - - - --------... boob- c:upegd, ?M aaddlebred opotted mare, - - - - - - - - - - - - - t;;'jj.idfonl ~· Estate of Cora B. Rupe, d<>- GINSENG BMts ah.oll be submitted to the ,, $38pourd;yellowroot .....__ £00!1 mamers, llll'IRI8 can 0 Owner only upon the plans and ceased. $2.35 pound; wild singer root ;~=~~·or ride, bred for 1970 colt, $250; 'Real Eslatlofar Sale spec:lflc:otlons thot ha ve been PIANO tuning. Phone 992-5509. I0-!2-3tc obtained from the office of the $45 cents pourd; ll!ayapple . ~~ Yearling · saddlebred aeldlng, lll-7-6tp Arch lte et. root 35 cents powJd. BUI Bal- _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ohow pro~~~ect, $500. HllllljlllThe right h r.. erved by tfls owner to reje ct any and all SEE THE amazing "Hawaiian 1 WILL NOT be responsible Cor ley, Reedsville, Ohio. 1i ROOMS, basemen!, ceDar, rey Slablea, Rock lt»"lnga blda, ond no bidder may wltho any debts cortracted by anyHip les" as part ottfle talent drow hi• bid fOI' e: period of 10-12-Gtc funning water, nice yard, .,n Fairgrounds, PG!leroy. · FAMILY HOME - Almoet ·\!a one other than myself. WenfartY"flve <•5) do,.a. showcase, 8 p.m. , saturday, ~avUie-Dextilr Road. Call 10-10-2tp acre,31arpbedroama,plmo. dell W. Barker, Secord st., - - - - - - - - - - - - - OcL 18, at Southern H 1 g h By ordsr of the Meigs County Far Rent 698-3471, Albany. Mra. Law· -----------cy parking ~pace,lllllb, utiliMason, W. Va. Hospital Commlu/on and Sehoul, Racine, renee carpenter. SWEET POTATOES,f4bulhel. II' room, 2 porebaa, cement Veterans M•marlo/ Hospital, 10-12-Jtp Inc., Pomeroy, Ohio 10·13-0tc HARMONY AP ARTIIIENTS, fUr. 10-8.6te Also, acorn squallh, p~~~q~block oulbulldlng, cl0110 111o NEW GAS tun.ce IDalaiied, _ __ _ __ _ ___ _ _ k!ns, gourds. lrdlan .....,. $5,000. 9/ 22 9/ 2910/ J 10/ JJ nlahed, 3 I'IICIIIIa, IIIIth, prl$295, Terms available. Ph,· 9/22 9/ 29 10/ 6 10/ 13 4tc Bril!ll CCRIIalnora. LocatedCRI G.L HOlliE - 2 stoey frame, '4le parking. Out~alllloado, 992-3352. 3 blocks from post omce. For Rl 338 ln Letart FaiiL Aid3 bedrooms, lll!tlt, nice let, or Sale part, llllaoment, low 1axe1. t!l-l~c' rew Cross. Mini Aperbnent, furnished, LEGAL NOTICE Syracuae V. F.D. 6 ROOMS, IIIIth, lauadry, lull 1().10-6tc MAKE US AN OFFER. -bedroom, kitchen, b a t h, Auisted b'{lhe Lodies NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT basement. Phone after 5:30 WILLIS IDLL2 beclroomo, SEWING MAaDNES, ~~~pa~r · porch. Suitable for one per., Auxiliary_a the unlf hoa p. m. 992-3981. 1957 DODGE Coronet tour door 1 atoey frame, cellar, 1m1aenlce, aU makea, 992-22&4. Con N•· 20178 son. Prlparking. Call a Uaed :t.ntique £lock, Estate af Y.. ta McCoy, Deceased 1o+6te VS ledan, ,,_tic, _... latlon bl'lck aiding, $1,500. The Fabric 9lop, P~ 992-5392 between 10 a.m. and Rope Bed, Show•• Stoll ~_._ J wr-..• Allberl:red Singer s.lea and ' Notice ia hereby giv e n that Sybil 6 p.m. .11-28-ttc to tf.eir - -----------e. .,.. oe ...,._,HI. 3, HI!HRY c;LILAND, W ,.,· Sen kittle of Glauater, Ohio, has been for Sale 1 PomerOJ, Ohio. Phone 992· Ice. ·we Sbupea SCIIO Conaignment Sole duly appointed Eucutrl x of the Estate of Yuto McCoy, dec:eo•ed , To Be Held Oct. 18 FUIINISIIEil alii unturnllbed lqte ol Middleport , MeigD Co11nt y, JEEP,MGQi iJ ft. ........:'ir • ..! ! \. ' 1'• •' • • '-" • ', . Slarliflll of 10 AM Ohtp. .rbn. . . Qon to IChoo[. "traller,·l bedrooih, lllilli:,·k· · ....... ' f". 1 Cteditcn ore reqUired to file Pbaooe IIUflf. 1.:is.ttc their clolma with said fiduciary •_ _ _ _ __J - - - - - - - - - - - - - Inurn, $550. Ph. ~U860. BEANS; .-;.~-~: ~ck;our ROIMY DDlniiNt: .,.,.a Ull llltcbta r • '' ' wlfhin four months . i ::-:-.c~o:: Doted thi s :24 th day of Septemb er 1 1J..8.6tc own. A110 turnipa, beeta 11111 Hal EolaW ·Bnller .... ll!lllkllll. Wl 'I ' EXPERIENCED Interior alii OX• FURNISHED APARTIIIENT, 3 1969. shle Gyrator Acl iort • Wrina:er poppers. Clannee ProftiU, n .. 2-2342 ISJI. t-2atlt'; terlor pelntlng, roof, carpe,.. roomo alii balb, comer ol Safety Control • No re-circulatJOHN C. BACON GALLON DRUMS, for Portland. Phone ....,.... ••• - 5... , ULMI-... Olil - ,trY alii maaanry work. a- Third alii CGal Sta., Ulddl.. 55traa ing of dirt • WrirJ8ers remove • *"so Actln9 Probate Judge -ch. &0011 Pome_, · o ·· - - - - - - - - ~--, _,;:;' ' •• •• , CIGAIIETCI:: 1 I"IW~J., of sold County nle Hubloanl. Phone 112-22?e 10--.uc -... port ~ IIZ-2780 or 112Junk Co. 10-8.12tc S.lJ.ttio IIIII ,_,._ · Sept. 29 , Oct. 6, 13 or after 6 p.m. 1924$11. 3432. ~0-«c -----------SP·a-o-:.;; -, ~-..-..::..-:.-1·~ .,...~ ,usc El•uJilll!.; " "" ._... .,. ... Me ' • W. VL , . . 1114-Uip LEGAL NOTICE 843-Z478. ocre1 ~, ISO laat ~ . 'I?NIII. ·' . "", ....~ · CAMPERS alii traftl traUera, BEAGLES. Phone " ~ ft a...;:. ., . . . .:..;,. ..~ NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX 1v-.-10tc ... lleute lh lD _____________ BUSINESS SPACE, W . Secord Banner alii C4!odDonlaJ. Low ROOF REP AIR aid r-nodel· LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE "--MoO.. T - - ....._ -'111, ' •• . • c. -~0 st., Pomeroy. Phone 992l 'EN MILL LIMITATION ~·•price, 10 poreent to 15 perlqr. also ~painting alii 5059. LEGAL NOTICE cent ... . _ C4me to Calll'l FliEL OIL Conversion burner Iota ~ lacrda cwidNIII, ;JN~j IIEPpc tadul cl•nd. WJ~ rem oilellng, by eodrac:t. NOTICE Is hereby given thot in ~ closet i&lace, Pl....,, _. ....._... . IIIMu1, Ohll!o 10-94tc ~ 1\imace. Also child's . pursuonce of o Ruolutlon of the NOTICE OF ELECTION OH TAX TraDer SliM. Phone 885 • Free eatlmate. Phone 992, Council of the Villoae of Racine! reati.., . ' e ll¥ watu eel •oil. 2-ll.4tc· LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE ll!li>le cheatofdrawers. Rich2808. Weao anywhere. ' J . I· • l 3832. Two 11111ea ~ · Ohio, paned on the 2nd day o TEN MILL LIMITATION ard Berton, Rl 1, Loaw Bot- 811, iilMtrlcU;,, wall m-n - - - - - - - - - - - - - - • TRAILER FOR rert. Brown's • July, 1969, there will lie s ubmitted Ooeatar .., ·111. 7, Watch I'Gr 16·1-«c ' to o vote of tile pegp\e of aold B NElOLI!:JI ~d!IW'~ NOTICE It her.b~ viven that In tom, Phone 9~331. TraDer Park. Ph. 992-3324. al&n left on CooaiQ< Road 36. eaq,et IIIII¥1Da l'OCIL llua lillr a.linllldiiOd!ow · ~OiiJI : Vllloge at o GENERAL ELECTION pounuance of o Ruolutlon of the 10-l2-31p Itt to cs 'oclate. P-. at, to be held in t ..e Village of Ro• Council of the Village of Syroc:u.., 10-I0-6tc G .... JW1' • 10440tc -.Ill • cirtl, Ohio, at th• regular ploc• Ohio, possed on the 12th doy of ter 5 p.m. I'Gr WI" • .,. llllelne, o. ; ' of voting therein, on Tu•acloy, the S.ptembsr, 1969, there will be ------:---~----Health Center Is """ open, ..2-U'II. 9-kto: . wa.ttc: •th doy of November, 1969, the submltt•d to o vote of tho peopl• ... 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. by I!RIOintSIAMESE mille kiUen, age 8 OLD UBERTY Thealre buiJd. question of levying, In e11cen of of sold Village at o GENERAL TRAILER LOTS, Bob's Mobile lfW. Nice. Very reaaooUie. the ten mill llmltotian, for the ELECTION to be held In the ment, 5 p.m. to lOp.m. RDI!>--:--------- ··-- In~ . weeka. Call Maaan m-&483. benefit of Racine VIllage for the Villog• of Syroeu1e, Qhl"ll, at the Court, Syracuse, Ohio, on ~99U2S1. polntmert neceosary. · Locat· · 10-10-3te purpou of providing ond moir,. ntulor ploc:e of voting the,.in on Business 5erYices A~MOIIIl,E luo!rance ._: State R~ 124, Phone 9921().12-Uc 1 ta/ning fire apparatus, appliances, T~sdoy, th• •th rloy IDI November, ed bel01r K alii K Mobile buildings, or 1lte1 th...efor, 01 1969, the question of levying, In 2951. 11-ll.Uc 2 IIIALE. ChlhuaiDaplWieo. Ph. HARIIliiON'S TV ANDANTENo canc:ell.,., Lllat 7aur Homes, P o I n t Pleasant. tources of woter 1 upp ly · and ma• llleeu of the len mill limitation, NA SERVICE. P11c1at ,eu fllr11 llceaat'l Call ..2-28M;. ; 198t EARLY Amerlcin ateterlal1 therefor, or the estobliah• for the bartefit of Syracuse VII. Phone 675-2454 or 675-4020.. 843-21148 or 949.3082. ment oncl mointenanca of line• of lov• for the purpose of CUI'I'elnt radio CCIIIbilatlon, lleaudU 2$22. 8-lke ...5-Ut.; 10-3-Uc 6 ROOM furnished house, lim· 10-10-3te , fire oiOf'm telegraph 011 the payment Ex pen•••· Solid State unit wllb f.ipeed · of p.,monent, port..,lme or volu""" SOld tax being: o renewal of an II 3 people. M&G FOOd Mar· ' tary firemen or flre fighting com- exhtlng to• of Three milia to rurt YOUR TV set has a bad picture ponies to operot• the some. ket, 3 mUes oouth or Middle- AWNINGS, otonn dOora IIIII. eharwer, t • ~r IOunil syatem. Balance • •12. Un lot' five y•ot's, at o rote not extube? Oolck can repair It alii Sold to• being: on oddltlonol port, Rt; 7. wlndowa, .,.rporta, lllal'o tox of 2 mill• to run for five years, ceeding 3. 0 mill• f• •ach one our lime . ~ pl.u. CaD auarantee lt. B r I n g It to doiiOI' of valuation, which amounts Cit a rat• not . .eeedlng 2.0 mllh 10-10-3tp 112-3352. to Thirty Cents fOf eoch one hund• - · blown alii baU IDatllaOolck'o Allllo, 152 IJulter. for soc:h one dollor of voluotlon, I ~Ebner White, oaleanp. whlcfl amounh to twenty cents for red dollars of voluatlo~ for Five 1o.8-«c: ' tilt, PCliii811J1. Ph1018 992 • ~ eoeh one hundNd dollors of VCJ IV" -- ---------- ; l-" SIIIALL FOUR J'OOIII tlmd'llhod house. Oolldrenaccepted, but houoe more aultable ' tor adults. Call 99~872 after 4:30 p. m. . ' 10-lUte Po••nr Motor Co. Notice ).~ Bu,. ·s•·ne , m_s·'·.· , . a.. For Rent OFFICE HOURS 8:30 o ... . te 5:00 , .• . Deily lt301 • · • · to l:ztOO N.- SetwWr •• ..1 .·GU~IWITlED- !~f!.i~o~ ii'T' ·5;l' .. · .. · ·-· ...... · .. $1895 CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY II .50 for 50 e ooo· mpa 0 4 Door. 1 owner ond only 12 m"l 5potleu clean inleric.-, gold finiah 'good W•;· 'pores, factory air condilioned. · Aut;motic lra~s • ower steering, radio. • ' .rfl~ltn·nar; . .. .,,, ,-.....-------:,., ~---~---.,---....., Cleland Real;, -------------- ------- ---- NOTICE --------------------- Rent -------------- i'" ·~~. au ,. ~-..,., ~·2..·_- ' ~a. ~c .· :._ i ·,i,ri~~-.;-u~i -n ... _..,uw........ w- atlon, for Five yean , Tha Polla for 1oid Election will be open ot 6:30 g'cloc~ A.M. or4d Nmoln open until 6:30 g'efoc5! P.M. Eostern Stondard Time of soil• day. •.. b• •r.n at 6:30 o'cloc:lc A.M. and ,.ma n open until 6:30 o'r:loc• P. M. Eost•n Stondord Time of aold day. By order of the Boanl of !I actions,_ of Meigs BT, ordef' •f the Boord of E ectlonst of Melg• County, Ohio C011nty, Ohio EMMETT G. WILL ChalrmaR Choirmon DOROTH¥ M. JOHNSTON cr.,• Dated October 1, 1969 Qot. 6. 13, 20 , 27 LEGAL NOTICE ' NOTICE OF ELECTION OH TAX ~EVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN MILL LIMITATION NOTI CE i• hMeby jiv e n that in of o Reso ution ol tt. Boord ol Education of the Meigs Loco/ Sehgal Dilftrlct, Mei91 County, Ohio, posud on the 8th day of July, 1969, there will be 1ubmlttad to o vot e of the pecple of nld School D i•trlct ot o GEN· ERAL EL EC T ION to I. held in the Meigs Local Sc hool Dilfrlct, Meiv• County, Ohio, ot the fiJJulor ploces of voti ng therem, o n T Ulll• day, the 4tfl day of Nov11mber, 1969, th• que 1tion of levying, In uc:e•• of the ten mill limltotlgnf for the benefit of Meigs Loco School Dhtrlct lot the purposs of ent e•pen tea of the lub· division . Sold to x beir19 : o re ne wal gf on e•lstfng lox ol , ...... milia to run lot o CCJntint~ i "'i plll'lcd, at o rate not exceeding 3.0 mills for egch gne dollor of valuati on, which omount1 to Thirty Cents ''"' eoch one hundred dgllors of voluatlon for o eol'ltinvlng pe.- iod, ' The Pol\1 fot sai d Elecr ion will be ope" ot 6: 30 o'cloc k A.M. ond remol n CJpen until 6 ;30 o'clock P .~ . Eo stern Stondar d T ime of 1\.+!d day . fllllua~Ke c..... •r. Otdet" of the 8-rd of E ectlona, of .-.elg 1 County, Ohio EMMETT G. WtLL Cholrmon ~P.'iOTHY M. JOHNS TON Dotecl October lll969 6, 13, 20. 7 oct. EMMETT G. WILL DOROTHY M. JOHNSTON ""· 1~e ------------ Auto Sales Br, order of th• Boercl af E ec:tlona, of Melos Countr, Ohio EMMETT G. WtLL Cholrmon ~~OTHY M. JOHNSTON Oneil Octoller 1 1969 O<t. 6. 13, 20, 27 I WILL plckt~~merchandiaealll lake to auelloo .., a per~ ... lull. Call Jim Aduu, &udiOIIIIrt lhetlend '1U-Mel. ------------ a, IIIII Stla..,, 7:10 ID 10:11. A•QeNe b JIU1Ia• ...... ..,, T lltliJ, all '11lllnlll;r llllbll IIIII !Jail diJ uiiS. ..,.,.._ .._ .... lt2t or Ooelller NUllS. W140tc CHINA C.ABINETS, 1'11111111 Ia· bl.., old cloeka, - . Write or call M. D. Nlller, RL 4, P-OJ, ...... "2-C27L ~. ---·- 11111112 -------------. NOTICE SMITH AUTO SALESi IANAUGA, OHIO __________ __ _ &A Buick ...... !3395 Joetorr ET.etro 4 • · SHan. olr co"dltlonlna. Vlnrl top, E.tra ciMn car from one Of our m•t d•pendable culfO. -.. 63 Chrysl• .. ,,Ull5 Imperial 4 *· HIN -,;,. ofr canclllloneCI • Nice cleon cor, Fully •¥~1p­ pod. Foc:tory 6.Ccrtoflne 4 Pontiac , ... 1111115 2 dr. Ha~ f:,. ' One coNful loccil owner. E.tra ~~-P · for model. Ps, ---·- ---------·,_ LARGE Warm Mornilw c o a I heating atove. Good conliUOA. Rlclard A. Rayman, E. VIM ' st., Bacino. 10-7-61p . ; · . ... ,.. . . .. ... , -~ ... ""'"'""' '7' ' "~ ' •• •• · ~·, ' ., I· } ' OCT. 15. · CANDY Y ROUTE ,: B.A.meaiund ~llJ~~-~-==~: · CROSSWORD I.BeeUe lli. Part ot ''to be" 2. 'R estrict 18.Sa DOWN a. Southern ..... punch 19.11lxc:la. ~- vaey~nr WO!Pt maUon 21. Colder (India) 22.Tuk 5.0&y 28. Yet T. Coln (Jsp.) IU.Employ 25.Weep 27. Kettle e. Skip 8. Onewbo akullca ll. IIICYPtlan lOCI U.Light bellm UIIICralllltletheae four Jumbleo, one letln lo udl square, to iform four ordinary worda. 29. - ot Honey I AJ'UME ......, ··~· so. Sea duck St. Waste .Uowaru:ea 32.- pi"GIIOUII :H.Sidnl 87.11'111l 38.--· I I I !·LEDER II I I t) We Nfl~la:t e•h!!• ef IWfeMc.. •efeie -=~ lpliltvln Ia , .... ...... y.. need at leall $1 950 lo_$J,750 ceah, llihlc• Ia e•J,.f.r •u.,llet' ellll lEANS, plell711111' - · ILSO llouohiL AadNar Cn8. e..lllllent.. lN&~ ' ' :------------"""'NEW OIL FURNACE, lnllalled,_, ·, f49S, Tetmo ••liable. PI!. 112-3352. ' BLAETTNARS BUICK ,.•' .....,.. IJo-• PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS POMEROY ,, . '~· \' '. ' ' (kwuet......,.w) DAILY · - IIAIIUT ' IJIPOIII Aa: za1 . . . . , . . , . ~ r. • ....., •• ~ . .-"'IMIO'' WHO Wlt.l, WORK THIS IIISINISS LIKE IT W~ MEANT , T~ II - ONI WHO WANTS TO BE fiHAMCIAJ,.L Y IMDIPINDENT A 1'1RsoN ASPIRING TO IARNINOS WELL OV 1 R $1,000 PER MONTH. ., -u. --;:: () WI ARI LOOKING FOR THI INDIVIDUAL w. ----·---------GREEN . Lelart Pilla. ' Min ar - n to re•toc• new trPe coin dlape~~o 1ar1 with hl1h quality celdr praducta. have e '1•1,. !"'*"' ef peoltltono oW• In til) a .... Bill! , polt tl~~~e ••d full tl '·" . . . . ... . BY AUTHORITY OF THE OHIQ DEPART· MENT 9f' H~ALTK, THE BILLING PER· IOD FOR BOTH ATHENS AND MEIGS COUNTifS OF THE TUPPERS PLAINS· CHm~R WATER SYSTEM WILL B.EGIN •i ----------!'!""- '' . I .\0110118 1. Chalet relllt>n ~, Chlneoe Idol ------------ PB& AT •. Wanted To Bur dual wi.LIIIe COIIII'Ol, t IPIId illlerlnb8d chaawer, • opea~p er oound syatem, wllb AM II Flf radio. Balance t81.48. UH aur Uma - n t plan. Call 992 3352. NEW 1969 ZIG-ZAG aewlqma• chino In orlelllll factory ton, Automatic •It ~ liB to 10-a-81e make buttomoles, aew an buttons, monocram, alii make fancy dealgna wlllo JUII: the NEW,, THREE becb q coJGn.. lal dellpad home, l'h Ida, twist oC a tlawle diaL l&ft In ceruntc tOe, W lluement, ~ • a • W8J alii never been comect~Jw ......., utlllll' Uled. WUI sell for onl,y ft7. room. air eondltiOIIId, Pbono Cash or,. E-Z Ierma. Phono 11~454. 992-.2685. 10-7-6te 1o.t-6te ELECTR<iLUX sweeper with good auction. Complete wlllo USED PIANOS, two nleii recooan attaelanenta alii even dltiOIIed tllritlot pia- wltlt banch, Free dell'!fry, C a II throw away bop. Full price Rutlanl Furnltun, 7t2-421L f onl,y P2.80 or Ierma •vall,10>12-31p able; Phone 112-2885. 10-7-etc car- ....... --------------· l-l-41c -------------- ..... SKATE+WAY llaiECVLE lllellte Selllll JU1r, ,.,...,., Oct. lntllltlillreM; 1 IIID I IF Pl'l'f,J, hldtJ, Oct. 11. ~Wtd1 1 ..,, f'rtdlr, . r---------------------~ ' .-.aelltiiUw. For free elltl• maleo, pbclae Coartea Llllt, WALNUT SOLID STATE Stereo, Son, lac. ANOTHER ohlpment of women's alii children's used clothing has arrived. Jeffers ClothIng, Rl 33, going -..rd fair (lrounls. 10-10-Btc DotH October 1. 1969 Oct. 6, 13, 20, 27 NOTICE Is hereby given that In pul'luonc• of a R•solutlon of the Board of Township Trust••• of riM Townsltlp of Orange, M-igs Coun• ty, Ohio, post.d on the 2nd day of September, 1969, rMN will be tub· mltted to a vote of tho people of aald Orona• Town•hlp at a GEN• ERAL ELECTION to be held In the T cwnshlp of Oronp, Ohio, at tha ... oulor placet of voting th•eln, on TU.sder 1 the 4th dey of November, 1969, ths question of levylnsa. In •xcest of the .. n mill llmitotlonf for tM llen~~flt of Orona• Townahip for tho pwpoN of Curre"t E•penlfll. Said lox belno: on ocfcUtionol tax of J.S mill to "'n for flv• yeonl ot o rote not ••ceodlng ~ mill or eoch one dollor ef v-oh•· tlon, which amounts to live ceftts for eoc.. one hun.sd dollon. of voluotlo" for Five peots. The Pofls for aoicl Elet:tlon will be 11pan Cit 6:30 o'cloc• A,M, on4 remain open until 6:30 o'clock P.M. Eoat... n Standard Time of aold day. . -...!. ------------ lbraCUIIO. V. V. Jolt-lid WANTED, JUDE 5 ~s week, Monday through Friday to Athens from frelglrt depot In Monkey Run. Must be In AthLEGAL NOTICE ens by 7:30 a. m. Phone 992NOTICE OF ELECTION ON TAX 2226. LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN MILL LIMITATION 10-10-6tc · ------------ ------------ 5080. - ! . .,.The Polls for •old Election .,111 ~ ------------ -------------- -------------- ...:! Ill'·--· __________ , . ooil7s-REDuciNG -w.;; . - ---- --------- l'K! , ------------ "'.""!'.. - ------------ - ,, work; and Laundry EqvlprMnt, Propoaol1 ahall ba aubmltted en Proposal Fotn~ contained In th apt~clfh::atlona and oth.r cantraet doc11ntenta, wltlch document• GN on file at tM Hospllol and at the office of the Architect, ond ore available to a II proapectlve bido clers during r.outar offlu ho ...s until the cl~lnt of bids. On• complete ••• of bid docur..entl1 for the purpo.. of biddinJI, moy be obtained from Earl C. Hay•• ' & A.aaoclates, Architects, 631•6th Street, Portsmouth, Oflla. Upon deposit of $50.00, wlllcfl de• posit will be refunded upon re• tum of bid documents In gOGd con• dltien wlthl n a pwlad of fifteen days arter opening of bids . Con• troct documents will be moiled collect, upon written request oM d.poslt submitted. All propoaols must be aceom• ponied by a bid bond bCJund in the Spec:lllc:atlons and ••.cuted by a bondlna company llcenud by fhe State of Ohio payable to the Dl"' ct• of the Owner In on amount nol len than live (S) "of the amount of the bids. The bond or cheek shall be forfeited If th• bidder lolls to enter Into o contract with 1ald owrwr. Ths bond• or checks of the three 1-11t bldd•• wiH be held until tt. execution of the contract and the fuml•hlng of the 1'8qulrwd perfarrnonc:e bond, after wl!ic:h they will be returned on demand after the blda ore canvaued~ A. pWformonce bond and o labor and mot.,lol poyment bond, both of IOO I!fi of the amount of the co"" t,oct, with satiafac:tory •ur•tles, will be r•qulred from the sue• c:enful bidden far the folthf.,l performance al the work for eoch contract owOJded. 119681ChevrOlet ............. , • ~ ..... $2695 Hn lna~Htlons, plf ......... ~~'It 'MOt~!"lll• '· f , 'r..t "• Senliq.ell Classiileds . ~ ~' fhi > '*' wor4 thnte ce,..c.,. ~~ nnts f~ ::..·:..~;~ · .,.~ 'r•. ,..::.. ,. ~~r,.; .! .... ,hy, '. ' I S nntt -.: Wtrtl .,. ,...,.,.,. 1111~1..;. Clwte 7Sc 12 cents ,;:....,.CIIT,.,._F.UE=''LCO=m=--1""' ,, 2-. REGULATIONS Tht P~lisher , • ..,... , th. rltht tahr 21, 1969~ until 12 o clock noon, Eos...,. daylleht ThM, oncl .. eillt er l'tlject ony oda d. . . . ~~~ .... crt that tit. . will tla opened plll>- lftiloMI. The , .. li1her will .._. llc1y and read, IOf tM fufnl•hlnt of all labor ond tnat.,lal nee•u•y .. ,.s,."'i.,lil for ...,. than .... · for the canttructlon of an axtandllll IIICerteef l!'ferllll'l. f' RAHS c•• addition to Vet .rona .Memorial H••pllal, Pomeroy, Ohio. Alt warll Fer ••• Atl S...vice ehDfl bo dona according to the drowlnta and ,apeclflcatloM oa ,.parad by Earl C. Ho~a & Aa• toclotaa, Archl .. ctt, 630-6th Streett, Portamouthf Ohio. '' Bar.~gains And Mo~e Bargqins In . INFORMATION OEADLINU LEGAL NOTICE TO BIDDeRS 'I· I ., " r �,, -~ . :.~ . • ' .' . .. . ,· ,.,., .iol 1 :..:tt·.:.tt,~~-1~' • . I ~· ', .· ·t .. .·~ .' . " t . ....._ '8~s ·,., Dismay Hi,(ll TQb:accO I~dustcy .· •) \ { ,,', . WAl>HJNGTON (IJPO .,. To ~· .I mllllan llnanclal JeU" Ia cillnUe adftrtl""' the IQIIacco lrlllultQ'.• 41~. 'ror uMia 4henlll.,._ rewnJ!I•• ~·II'-~ broadcastera served IIOIIee to- ' tiGij, and to BQ~elclt ~ or -.,~a lid ~~ ,,, . day 1hey plan to cordnut ·clall ·~ illat clpn&lao ""'it ~· ~ anllamoldrc COIIIIIlerclalt eWJI can.kilL madil fqr~,....._ · after radio and televlslan 'lb8'Feilera!CGDmunlca,tlolla elbPIQ111W -~ ,4i;Mea l.f aol>ertlsq o( ctaanuos onda Cl!lllilllaoiCII (FCC) hu ordered ccqiOu, ~ CC.UII, : next September. all wlll.ch brc.cl"'ot point ot Ilia ~ ~ 'lbel!iscloaure 1>1' Vl!leeat T. c~ IIIII tA! aleo air ·the ._too at Well at ~ WasUewlld, presldant of thit aatiiiiiOkiiW 11111-L Ct- caat adverliJIN." WuU•ald Natl018l A11oclatlolr of Broad- ~ · liiluatry leadtia Ia.., said. ''In , _ olthell Ia lhel'e 1he health a r8QIIIr0111eal to pre- the casters (NAB), 1118rkad a prhatel7 . potentlal)J aerlous aotllack to a eOII!inoteltlo as a prime factor anlllllloldrc point ol. - · " carefUl year - l q, lobbylrw In ~ ai!PI drop In per capita Ia • t strategy byclpreUaDiakerL '- c.....ltll, The, atrategy clllllaxed July year. Soillle ~ broadcut 22 when Jouph F. Cull1118D m, ad-!ertlaq wU IKIIOI!&"rWorth president of the Tobacco lhll coot olnce ·" rqped lnstllute, told a Senate subcoln- COIIIIIltrclala knocking the proTOTAL LOllS- GllllpGIIs ..-.....nr-llalri..U.IIil!t,.._.lllloltl11'11m!- that clgare"" mskers dueL "'ou1h at 1:501.111. ~..,White AW.,acijacent to thit old ~ Bolltr j,op, Cauae or the would Wlluntarily stop all But WaaUewald, Ia al-""rlo The YCllllh Grcq> of the carfire thsldasll'01IId the vehicle owned by WIU!aml. CoeD, ~er'R1- ·¥,. 1JU not been debroadcast advertising next Sep- Sen. Frank E. Moos, P.utah, . penter Blpdot Qlurch 11111 at t0111her. C.,..resa' leodllw andciQarejle the homo of Mr. and Mro. Rex terntlned. liaa 'lbree Alms cruaader. said brc.clcaotera had Cheadle CHI s..my '"'"'"" Observers believe the volur>- doclded illat deoplte the loss ot Mrs. Cheadle led de¥0111011 for tary move had three alms- to clear-"" · ad"'rtlolng, "art!- the evening and used 1he topic, prol:lude even horsher gover~>- moldrc meaaases will • . • · circle, church. ment restrlc:tlons 011 cigarette .• conUrue to be aired," for at Mr. an! Mrs. Robert Mattox e e ' l . . •iillrari .'*' i'u- .....,nod ,...,....,u,.. advertising, to give tobacco least four more yearL Dies Sunday Zom Mollahan, 76,dledat1he Holzer Medical Center on First Ave., arowld 4 a.m., Sunday. A resident oC Tu!Jpen Plains, she was born Jan. 3, 1893, in Clsy Couni;Y, W. Va. , daughter of the late J, E. and 4'dla Carpenter. She msrrled Martin Mollahsn oo Nov. 11, 1909 In Clay County. He survives, along with the following children, Mrs. Macel Adkins, Crown City; Ethel Rife, Gallipolis; Woodrow Mollahsn, Kalamazoo, Mich.; 1\fartlta Ward, Rl. 1, Bidwell; Becky carter, Gallipolis; Clovlce Brown, Rl. 1, Ewlngton; Opal Hardesty, Rlcllnondale; Dewey Mollahen, Kalamazoo; accam,panled Mr. aDIIMrL CUI Window Reva Johnson, WUkesvllle; Darrell Mollahan, Akron, and 2S grandchildren, 18 greot-grandchlldren, and one brother, Charles Carperter, Akron. Three sisters and one brother preceded her In death. Funeral services wUI be I P• 111., Tues«ay at the McCoy Funeral HIKRe, VInton, Rev. R D. Brown ofllclatlng. Burial wUI be In VInton Memorial Park. Friends lillY call at the ~ oral h<me from 2-4 and 7-9 p. IP•• tociay, .. Carpenter News, Notes No Immediate Raocdon Crabtree to the Farm Bureau There waa .., Immediate' dinner .n...ttng at thit Athens public reaction !r0111 the Grange hall CHIWednosdou..,.. clgare"" lndusiQ. But one fii.. executive -9rivatel7 raised the Mr. and Mrs. t..loSmlthvlpossiblllt;y that tObacco baclters sited his brother-IJI.Iaw and stallllght demsnd that the FCC tor, Mr. and MrL E4ward lnr8QIIIre a rewroeofthepreoent gram at LaurelvUle CHI~. 11 fairness doetrine.'' and reMr. and Mn. TCIJl Byrd ani quire broadcasters airiJig anti- children were reeent ....to of lllloidJ11 mesoqes to cwater Mr. and Mro. Slleradan Lane thOIII with commercials CHI thit and family In Lancaster, pleasures ot amoklng. c. B. Dwalley, Orlando,f!L, hi a speech prepared Cor is a guest of his sons-In-law and delivery today to Te""s broad- daughters, Mr. and Mrs. Gra,.. colters at Lubbock, Tex., ville Stout and faii!Uy and Mr. Wa.Uewsld elaborated on and Mrs, Clay JOl'4an, Dale and brc:adcasters' bitterness at sud- Barbara. denly losing thelr$220miiiiCHia Callers at the heine of Mr. and MrL Fern GUIOJily were Mr. and Mro. Otho GNilorY and groot-gandeoa, Brent Wrt,bt, Radcliff, and Fermin BoriD& (Continued from 1) Dundas. or rellslouo symbols are ln.. Mr. and Mrs.HaroldGIUOJI!y, eluded. VIckY and Bruce, abaded the No cme except Loire knoWs Golden wedding amlversary the message of the window's celebration held Cor her parabstracdcm. I! Ia written 011 ents, Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Rua- r which Is locked In hla sell at their heine at Wolf Pen safe. on Sunday. Madl ot thick, aculptured, Guests or Mr. and Mrs. Marlltolnod glass 111 In concrete vin Chaae were hls atater, Mrs. reinforced by hair and straw, 0cta Poole and her dauahters, this stronger t;ype or C<llllttuc- MrL Freda Howlaad and Mrs. llon ls used with greater free- Maq Lculoe Riddell, SL Marys, dom b)' arehltects than the tr,... W. Vo., and their granddaughdltlonal !01'111 0( thin leaded ter, Miss Mary Hines, who is glass. staying at CedorvUle Bopdat Loire'• art!~-· atart College at this time. with a llab of glaso three quarRelatives here have leamed ters qh•·t.ch lllldl. 'l'llelldpa that l.!ra. ·Jdin RaW II,., .11.0 are llbliPII wtq, a hamlller, bas been Nrlously Ul at her prodllclns lrreaular surface• home ln Orange Park, Fla., to with multiple facets to catclt lDij)rovllW and able to be liP and the refraction 0( ounll.lht. around. The estimated cost of M,OOO Mr. and Mrs. Leo Du~ean, Cor the window called f o r Centerburg, called 101 Mr. and ACTION em the port of tile Mra. Mix Haning on SUnday. Zona Mollahan . · MEIGS TIIEAJa Tonight and Tuesday October 13-U Martin Ransohoff's •Ill'•· -· FARMERS BANI ad SAYINGS CO. For yean to come, paUenta and vlaltors at the hoopllal msy sit ln the Clllet chapel before thit msay faceted colored surface oflla window, perhaps to find relaxation and peace each tnterpnllilg ibe 111eanlng or tile window In a dlllerent , W8f, and fllldlng In II a periOilalmes-. POMEROY, OHIO 30-Minut• free Porkltlg For In O•.l.et I• ' ' ' I ' . ........... c- •tfMd·. m...ot~~otGr•· l!lii,........ Ar!D¥ pra-1 lll&l'lllal mado llie nqueat • Iandl>a aD R:· -'- .01 no-·UL~ -L·.'..: .,«;n; o· 1-tlaatlon ol.llie mattat wu :r:a..:._ • _ _.; ITJ'~­ J:>aq made. ; srnJ.J.,;u. ,. "'• . HaJi Qlllo UDI-~~ the~ lr1 TUrner1111rq tochtit~a!:.'::e.l. :~: teatbilaiQ' Io.t - k tlat ad . ·- - ' · · · · . Callllok 1110 otrotW .denied Rlroh lUCK DUBROW- HOLLYWOOD (UP!)- "JOIIelne's ereat. lt'lltakeyearsotr you," "Yeah, the naxt 30" By Tv. ..• in Review I llke that exchange from the new CJ!S.TV situation comedy '''I1te Governor and J.J. ," A longshot entry with Dan llalley. I aleo liked It when Dally to1c1 his sec......,.: "Maggie, I can't read Ytyping. The next time, please write." I'm starting orr '"' the poslllve side today In response to 1he uaual new-oeasCHII-""rs !rem viewers askbw in efteet: lon't there anything yw !Ike · - vldec anoklr Hollywood'l Answer Ia Yes The answer,ofcourae,tsyes. I live hero, for - l e . ll's Juat that, u 10111ebecly oald-1 tblak it was either Voltelre or ___ Walter Wlnchall - critics are• easy to plea11 bat hard to sada(l'. I always think I'm a patsy untU thit letter• arrive. Jim Nabors' lana, for Instance, ftdOded 1111 with angry notes becauae Illlade a simple sta!Oinent of fact: That his ,_ C~TV 'Variety Ia embarraas!IW. Predlctabll, the lhow Is an a)lll&ren! ralllW• hlt. But thtt 111eana nothing unless you oom network stock .,.. IIOIIIethlDg. -1•• LOCAL TEMPS The temPOratore indolmtoim l'Oin8roY at 11 a.111. MGnda.r UDder IWIII1 aides was 7t delrtOO. LODGI!: TO MEET Harrleoomlle ChQier OES wiD elect m!leero at Its ,__ 1ar 11100dng 'nieoday at 8 p.m. at the HarriiiiiYIIIe Mullnle Temple. Oflleen ~ 1'8CJ1tllted to wear fl>riMie. POtluck _dlmer ~I be lll'Ved. *" · .:• FJUt:e. W MOVING DAY Ia Alaska oomeUmea eaUa for opeelel "'!ulpmeat, particularly 'way, 'way up DOJ1b al Pn~diJoe Bay wbere the oft btom Ia uDder wa~. ·. t' Sllyerue bell· eopter daqle• a metel cara&e aedltD welptq lllOrt tban drt teal over llle frelb llmdr• clBIDJ a IWIIeb of drllllDg riC• from eae weD aile to aaotber Ia tile bnpa••· alrle-oa llle aul.ee, al lea~ terrain. Mra. Bertha Dutton. Potato chips, cupcakea, coffee, Kool· Aid and mints were oerved. M.tendlng besides theM named MRS. ALPHA BARR were Mary GUlley, Carol Ha,yMrs. Betty Wrfllh! and cbU· 11180, Joyce Vance, Pbyllls Mordren returned to their lane at ria, Bertha Dutton, Georsla Dublin, Ve., attar spendl,. a Diehl, Mri. PeariJacobo,Julla week with her parenls, Mr. and Lellbllt,'ftb'Kiapp, Wanda WHMrL Bruce Morrlo. Ilallio,•' SJarm Black, VIolet Mr. and Mrs. Bruce lllorrlo Mi11er, · Ethel Nichol..., and returned to their hollle here llooinle · ~~ayre. Sending allla after takllll thelrdauabter,Bet. were June llewhurllt,lre111Ke,.. ty, and children to their._,., neely, )(l)dredGrate,EtheiHits, In Dublin, Va. · Patll lluah, Nona Dyke, 1loae A ahower honorllW Mra. Jar- Patter....; Boetrlce May, C&r• ry Jacka wao held .-ally at cy Moore, .Ada Kee-, Mrl. the home 0( hariiiGther,Odelll David Grate, Iris Colllao, MrL Roush. Hooteaaeo were II r L Wendel Grate, lolrL Hubert Sharon Barr, MrL S. 1lupn Grata, Mrs. ·Emenon llysell, and Mary 11011111. Apl'*andblue MrL 'i! Y,yrue Grover, 'Mre.color •. - wao carrlad out Fralll!lil Brown and lolro. Dorta GROUP TO MEET The CemmuniQ>IIIIjii'OUIIItal In the decoradGDL c.malware Re\nharl. MrL Howard ThomaandTerOrgaalzaU... wUI meatTueeday played with prl1e1 illl!lllwoaby Audrey Patteri!Oir, Wanda eoN vlolled herda'!lfller, MrL MrL at 7:30p.m.allloolunoblleHQin WIUiamo, MrL Alpha Barr IIIII . Slalut Barr and cblldren POmeroy. _, ·Ia at waek. e )li'w; Jerry Jock.• and MrL Langsville B • .J.: 1 ,ews••• ln · r1eJ1 1\J =~~~~=tnGelllpoll• r-u.ot Iy. · Bar committee mixes it up again WASIIJNGTON - AN AMERICAN BAR Aoeocladon commit- lloine a ad have parked Ia on • · .· the Bruce !fct. tea has throrm the !qlr0111e Court rnnlpalloli<\',. ~ a..,. wUI be with till F. llayaorrorlh Jr. Into new ocarllo...,.Q 1>1' .fiWIW· to nach a lr for unanbnous qreorneat on Raynoworth'o q••U"catllllio. a Mr• l!lfpranwastoketl .· The 1z.memtlor comml- 011tholtdetal~ .~ ..... toHol~'llodl<aiCentarTul.. affirm Its o._.-t Cor lfVUWOI'Ih. But~ U., day and F.dltll Tlwo 11110111 when lt ~u arlit )llwn StiJ!. 11, f!" ...;t·• ,net. aofloualy m at the tall!• .....,: . . pllaL ' .. "*' ... _... PELOSI'S TAKE'N BAKE PIZZA 1111. MAIM ST. POMEROY, OHIO ' ·'' ' A • • 0 ,, . ., ,. oO , ., , r- ~ '!fct. and MrL Larry ta.., puiclalld a - ·~:u;~ •;,.vy nrnalno • . ' t • ~~· Jr ... / ~ ... ••cordiiW · VU!ap Council In reached belwean the bank and tra'• fat• can taKe place earthe vlllqe, the vlllap bluot 'Iter. w~ couilcll to c..,. tear down an exlaU~ bulktl<V However, thit go:.head wu .. for an pooolbllldea of the · on the lot which It Is nc!Ww- liven Flohet ' at lait night' a - .llalloa waa Fire Chief~ IIW wlth the bal)k. ·1'1\e viUop meOjlng and hs can proceed In 'e rl .•Fiohlr. Durt,. the ~iacua- has urdl the nrat of the year to pttlng glans and sluclylng II· alon the vl1laae olflclals com- complete the removal or the nancfng of the new structure. mlttod alotwhlch.ltwill eoon struclllrefrom1helot. Flllher saldthttlhereareoev· a"''Uirt to the !Ire department Accord!IIi to the agreement oral directions lnwhlch the ftre ror locatiCHI of the ;_, CacUlt;y, the lot belonging to the bank wiD department can go In financing The lot Cor the new bulldhw not ba traaoferred to the v111afe the new plarmed headquarters. lo located on Race SL and until the bulldlngremovalontlle Chief or Pollee J. J. ereFourth St. and the !Ire dl!ll8rt- vlllap lot Ia completod. How- means was authorized to s e t lllent wW hive acceoa to the ever, Chief Fisher said that he "trick or treat" night In t h e new structure from both hopes an earlier exchange of commlllllt;y for Wednesday, OcL ltreell, tho Iota can be arranged with 29, from 6:30 to 7:30, In going 'lbo building site Ia being... the possibility that work on 1he alq with plans lor theoboervcured fr1111 the present owner, new !Ire department headquar- anceln Pomeroy and other nearthe Cltlzena Natloml Ba..... In ten can atart sooner than the . by towns, axchange for a lot whlchthevll· first of the rear. Council appromthepoyment 11¥lan. ed in Middl· ' purela;_ et JGhn zttolde ~ t bat s...ral counclliiiOIIIbal"\1.. ohorl>rave ' • •t~ r ~ allll ilo wOl'd .hao been re-.tYIII · preal4id ~oure with' tho Chale, ~ill:~ .(,•~ oP jrheth'!" the cOIIIII)..UQ>Ii to ; coudliiO.. ot the poljtl oor, 10 tlal Iii· "!''"'· ~~ hlw taleVIIIIIMI cable 11rvlce. cruloei', n. \'!lllfde 1:.-ia 1111!1 ad ' '"' ~w•fti4"'*tlt :.' ai0re :A clange In the chslrnlan <l.t,he. lnwlved .Ill tbrea .ace~ .In readily. The . ~ S.rd Federal Conununtcatlono .Com- thl PUt 60 dQo malllte~>< of 'Public A1falra II~,. tile llll,oloa In W . ashlngton, D. C.lo a nee coots &re ·b!P becauM' of ather 11300 lnvoived In the' Pur- thit ~ at the present tl111e, mlatreallllent ol. the 'Nidcle, chase al the ay&tem. they said. . · they charged. Chase was authorized to Jlro- '!be 1118""r Is scheduled lobe II was qroed to ocheolde cereeed with !lie cloolng of f'be •Ired before 1he FCC. The vii- tain dates .on which thit ..,hlcle Marlnaforthesesson.Titeopotlip has had anilsreelllentfor . lo to be turned over to Chase llaa been the st!bJect of c o m- several miOIIhs with Ohio VIdeo and hla doparinJent fiJI' regular plaints recently due to early oorvlce, Inc. , TI!Dn, for the lllai.Unance. Tho veblcle, promorning visitors wholl""r 1he service but nc act! CHI ))as been oently out of cominlaolon, Is belllarlra area, It was rePorted. forthcoming due to FCC hold- lilt r-lred bytheiiiUnterance Councd IJIProved the report upo. dl!ll8rtment. of Mayor C. 0. Fisher showing fi was agr.,.t to purchaoe a Cooncll recelftd 13 le""rs a collecdoo of $1,312.03 In "blonket" biMid for 12 otnclals from Mela:aH!gh School OW. fines, biMids and feea during and •llll'loyeo who handle funds. denta eJQ>reulngthelriJIPrecl· September, plus $192 In mer-The. blanketbiMidwUibeconsfd. a lion for use o( the communlt;y · chant collecdiMI Ieos for a to1a1 erably more rea,...blothan fn. swlnuhlng poollnearlySepteMof $1,504.03. dlvldual bondlnll, ll was report- ber during their physical Zerkle and Clerk· Treasur- ed. eatlcn cla8ses. The,_ :Jt,, of 1133t for ;tht preotllt •ail procaSIOI. PholphorUI C 0 111- , pounds are ulld ·Iii doterpato, water eo!teiiiDI, leannlng agenta, plaadelzera and lncen. dlarJ bomb• • W.adllr. tn reopon11; pe~ sol- dlaro Ia fldl combat gear took ~t~ lllalklno at polentlal trouble • I)IOia will! ordero to take "lfnq: nieaoures" again at any darnonotratore. ' n., lilting voice or 1laiKII ~ Jll!)tlitored Ia ~ Wd moratortUIII we a &lvlna ' ·· r Prttldalrt NlxCII a·''laoie ol the .. · ·lime ·.Diedlclrre" . dniyo . DMZ in an iN bei118 ~ by .dapartlng u.s. bi GJ ' · · SAIGON {IJPO- Collllllents · , frun. American Gls oa the Vialllain 111oratorlr.an: "1 think they {the dOIIIODitralol'a) are making " hard.or CHI thit proapecia for a negotiated ~•e oett10111ent but I thlak "'• otiU &CIIIetbq that should l?e done.~· !pee. 5 John llaug, 23, • orllfacitoon. w1s. ·~ sure think they should Jet tllli,,war be run by the - ' e the~ are· ~~~t>.Pooed to run IL And they ohould qport thit United Statea1he way tlley're ....posed "it doesn't bother me a blL I to.''WO 'l'helbao Mcllanald, 21, don't .IU<e those hippies and of Breilster, Ohio. proteatera, but IC !hay want to "This 11 11Q' aecon4 lime over proteot, tee tlient go abead." hare. I balleve In flablllw Pic. Fred W~e. 19, ot CQ!IIIIIunlsm. !Awollalred hlp. Torrance, CaliL plea and people who disagreed "Thi.Y ohould stve thOIII all w~ the war I can't - . " Spec. ·lllllforma and lind thOIII over 4 KeDIIIth Poundo, lll,oi.Dasert here without a gun. They are sorry and ""'"triode." sec. Center, Csllt. ''I think theoe peCiple a r e Joll!HIY K<>aor of GGidaboro, 101rw to be extrlllileiJ· 101'1'1 N.c. later oatnll!e. •• ll~reever "l haven't e.,.nheUdabout coilleo a dma w.hoa illar,e;a a It," Spec: t J-sLoWs,21,of .battle ·• ·• tina eoJl .,., WlnllcJD.Stlem, N.C. ' ..·, . , . ,.,.__,,lo .,.,. ,~;.'GJ•.~: '. WASIIINGTON ~ EIGIITEEN HOiJSE ME~ allacked <1. lbilr 1,ollequea -: w&YI!" Hv• of Olllq.,.. as "~a­ lUll• or llaiKII, • will try to lreep the ·J1011ae Ia Msalan all nl&ht IOINht 1'1 tiohsr In the raUaawlde Via~ iDo,raiorlum. - ,, · Ttte eflbiMn wont ahMd with lllelr jllano deiPits tho realiJ&doa thtt IllY otllor lfoUif -bar ........ abut the Millan Gt! by d mndl"* a quorum call, and • threat tr0111 one membaZ':IO do j\111 11ft Ha,yo 111d he lfliUid do·ll. · · · by - :;:~~~ 35 to t5. l'JirtiJ clouOir .... neodaJ In the e:.trema nortb- made a detaUed report <1. the with the Jaycees Junior Mill eommlttee's plans for 11le pro. Pageant, Nov. 15. &weo.r motloo. plana and the date hsve n o I The plan Is for each m e r- been finalized. chanl peylng $35 Cor 500 tickPrior to the Christmas prer.. eta to be given to all persons, rnodGt a "shop at home" eam.. with no purchase required. Any- palgn wUI be COI!Wcted by the ...., 13 or older Ia eligible to Meigs County Jayceea Cor cme receive tickets. week starting Nov. 3. Four drawtngo will be hsld, the first CHI Dac. 6, when ooe Chrlstmss dacoratlons will · $50 and two $25 gift certlfl. be lnstelled as eoon u theMcates will be awarded; the sec- er OCI'IstrocUon work ts eom.. ond CHI Dec. 13 Cor a portable pleted, II was reported. All,_ TV and $30 and $25 1111! cer- lights have been purchaaed. tlficates. and Dec. 24 I h e They will be lumed e11 thldair -• grand prize, a col.....s.n' and a!ter1'bankaglvlng. stereo. A abort dlac:ussion followed Cost to the merchants for de- CHI the mill school rennkets Is used to cover the costs a1 lovy for Melga I.oca1 Iliaor till )lrOIIIGIIcm, Nl11ar said. trtet to . be OJII .ll.>ll. . .. PeriOIII - havt tlduito n3ed ballot. Twel.. ~.-. . ,. • net be prelllll to wla. ed the 1....._ presldadMiller noted that a..y llllJO , b1o President Bill Grue11r st J. S. Davia <1. Tu)llll!ro ' Plains has been Jllllled chair. to have a Plli'lite ln Cllllluncdoa llalley's Re~ llllD or the annual Chrlsllnaa seal sale al the Melp CoUnt;y Tubercul011ls and Health Aaeocladon. A long-time member af the Aseoclatlcm's board <1. dlrectors, Davis Is a retired Mella educator having last served as executive head or the Eastern I.oca1 School District. Throuill RIO GRANDE - Rio Grande the Academic Affairs Coinlllltthe years he hss been active Ill College hss announced an ad- too, President Chrlotensen acnumerous COIIIIIIunlq and clv- rnlalatratlve policy to enable coptod the resolutle11 submlttod tc afralrs. lntereatecl students to psrdcl- to 111m by the Sluclent Senote. 'ihe seal sale will of!lclally pete either In support or Op- The resolution makes the fol. get underway 011 Nov. 12 when position to the Vlelnalll Wsr lowing provlalona Cor partlcl. IJIPrcxitnately 4 500 letters Morator!UIII O<tober 15, ac- pallon In the moratorium: Each otuclent must Inform bla coalalntng the Citrlstmss - ' • cording to Dr. Alphus R. Chris. wUI&D Into Meigs homes. tensen, presldaJtt or the col- Instructors thet he will be abCommercial . - s at lege. Dr. Cbrlsteaoensald,how- sent October 15 to psrdclpate Melgs lllab School t;yped the ad- ever, the college' s regular In the Vletoaln Moratorium. Each psrdclpedng stuclent dress labels whlcb tonight wUI class sc:hadule will net be dlamuot put hla l1lliDO 101 a list be placed CHI the OllYelopes by rupted or CIDCelled. members of Meigs Counl;y St. Upon the reCOIIIIIIendadon or In the O(!lee of the Vlce Preslon 110, Eight and Forty, meet. .-:·:·:·:;:·:·:·:-:·:·:::::-:-.-:;-:-:·:-~:·:-:·:·:«~~~· Ident for Academic Affairs. Each Instructor must make lng at the home or Mre. How- .. .. (;,;~no;,,. provlalcms for his classes em ard Blrc:hfleld, executive secA curfew will go In ertei:t October 15. · this evening In Mlddl1 port rotsry of the Aseoctatloo. SfATEMENT MADE • A stu1!lng bee bas _ , planned 1 9 Nov 6 1 Heath announced Mayor C. o. FlshThe Academic AUalrs c o mUnl:Me.:::st~~ln Nld- : . : : ; : : Chief J. J. Cr~ inlttee, In a statement to the 6·15 prellldent, declared that, In dleport and volunteers are beTh 1 • 111 bl 1 inB: solicited. e a ren w aw a . their lnleJl)retldCII of tho resDuring the opening week 0( p.m. and all persons 18 and olution, lndiYIGJal s opposed to the sale, Meigs Cowley bank younger must be orr t h e the moratm ium have the same employes will wear Chrlstmso streets by 6:30 p.m. unless rtabl to expreu their feeling!~ seal corsages or badgeolllade accompanied byperents. The Cll October 15 as do those preb)' Mrs. Joan Harrison. curfew wiD be In effect each posing the lllOJ'alorlwr> evening lmdl af'.er Halloween. Mrs. Birchfield reports that --•te lth 11 """' -..nu.rs wUibedlstrllluted s w equa11orce to all youth under tl\e oae of . to the elementary schooll and 18 who - · n u ole .... that plocemats )IOinllng .., the ·- _.., 00111111 "' _.. or the Tuberculosis and Coot from home to evening Health AasocladiMI are avails- scjlool functions ard church ble to or&llllzallone. ~video. '!! !WI m " i i! . '8 Funeral aervlces lor llrree;reor.old Debra !ke Wyalj, Who died 0( l$rlea sulfered . lhe was lltruck b)' a - Cll . Route 12t one mile o&st Cr l.Cllg Bottom Monday la8, wiD be Wedneidaf at 2 p.m. ot 111e Martllt ~rat . Home. Sbe Is IIW'Y1ved 1r1 her Pll'lllla, Mr. and Mrs. Lorry w7• &\1- lAIII a lillllr, "'"''• and a IlL· .... at bCIIIIe; Davis to POMEROY F1REMEN are oportlng a lot of pride these days o.,.r their new $21,000 fire truck which arrlm In the community laot week. Howeyer, " Is doubtful tlat their pride surpasses tJat ·or the Pometoy firemen ol. 1910, above, shOwa with the Second Ward hose wagon of thel :era 1J!!1 wearing new uni!OI'IIIs which had just been received. Mrs. George Renshaw s 141t>lliod this plc\ure. · .' . . ;. . ' . . ' The Oo111polla alld Pl. Pleas- chambers, and ihe WeBIVfrllln. ant Chambero!CollllllerceawUI Ia State Road Commission discuolled t>rellmlaary dedication plans, but nothing dellnlte was River bridge between llender- decided. Officials wiU hsve to ~ for a compledCHI dele betheir cbUdren have to fight 1~" Sell and Kanauga. Navy s01111an James He,. This was revealed Monday lore exact plans are drawn up. Officials reviewed reportsCHI drlcks, 23, ofl.ullbock, Tex. following a 11Pt"!al Pt. Pleasthe dedication of the S tlv e r "All thooe youngdudeL What ant ch8111ber session at Gene do they m. about wllolt Ia Ball's Reoteurant In Pl. Pleas- Bridge ·In 1928 ln order to give thelll eome t;ype of starting going '!" over here? Have they ant. tver had to go out and pick..,. Represenlal1ves <1. the two point. One GaUipolls chamber O(!lclal remsrked the 1969 dedtheir buddies Ia a baakel?" SCc. lcadCII will probably not be as Gerald E. Collins of Fayelaborate as the one held 41 v111e, N. c.. a Green BoreL years ago. uAs lqaslt'sp•ceful,lt'a Ofllclals sre-ctedtomeet okay." Sgt. Chaires Wagner,~. agaln within the next Cew days of Ripley, Oklo. inwn Divided O · .p *- The l'llmero,y Chamber 0( Commerce tentatively at a luncheon meeting Monday set Saturday. Nov. 15, to ldckolf Its IMII8l Christmas promo.. don. Chuck Miller <1. 1he prOJIIO. d101 collllllldee, In the absence 0( Norbert Compton, chairman, U.S. AniiY ~ Marlnee. . However, before . mowd ~ wu qreod to the o"-atton to Jam.. at hla ahop, 1be space point customers atlillllrap, It wu reported. Bills wore IJIPl'OVed fiJI' menL , Attend!,. the oeulan Wlr:\1 Mayor Fisher, Clerk·Treao!if• er Grate; Fire Chief Fl~ Maintenance :q,ervleor Chait,. . and CooncllmenDavldOhl~ ; George Baker, Cll!rord ~. · ·j bo, Zerkle and Byer. • , .~ '·' Pomeroy Set Up Promotion · · ·· Diflej.;. ~!kl!!t~~!=: Plan·Brid~ .--e·-vedicailon ·......, · ..J ' 0 . ~~\!_""" ~~; hltard. Dyer ~. - J. . at the pllcta.llea ·",.~ to croao thit centaiUM -- ··=,to ao north on SecGold. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1969 dotm. One American crewpwl suffered 'fi<RIIIIIs. · MUJiarY I)IOkesmen said Sooth Vletnsmeae troopo reported havlna ldlled 13 auerrlllao In tile oulbreak-·one 0( the clooest to Salp IInce the beilnnla8 <1. the baWolu11 Sept. 17. F101r pemment troopa have died. other claahes wore reported IKirtlt of Silaon and jullt below the Demilitarized Zone (DMZ) lrlonday, with U.S. air killing moot or the 7t VIet Coni and North Vletnsme11 alaln. One Amerlc111 was killed and four were wounded. Headquarters Bald the blaeat oul!n'eak .c.,:C!IJ'red dUring the nlabl 85 mllea north ot Salp when searchllalrt-carl')'IJII bellCOPters Ill the W8f for Air Force aunllhlll barroaeo tbsl ldlled 28 auerrtuas. All of the Alllerl.,a~ lo11eola ;i u. ~-·: ttlalil · Ill ~.- •thit ...,... · and III08Ily . . _ alae where, not '~lite as cool. '· Fighting Flares VIet ' CCias agents had allpped Into die eopllal and distributed ~~~~ In thit Cenlnl lltr.bt calling for the South Villllama11 to bolcl their orm daincastratiooa 11ia1J1at the war ·-~ illo!t~ · - POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO . · 1ia!P pollee lldllrcea llld ..-4 Cooler tonllbt ,qlb.lollf•~ ·· . '·,. Devoted To The Intere.la Of The ~eigs·Mtuon Area VOL. XXII NO. 125 b8re. msn~-.. Weather at y lbundant mlaerale Ia nature, 0( the widely Uled In chemical and marJrtaeturtns Ia .... SAIGON (UPI) - Flabllng flared 15 mllea Crmn sataon today '"' tho eve or ·the • VIetnam moratortUIII In the Urdted States. South VIetnam ' dapqoed troopa opiJult posslble antiwar deiiiCIIStradcma o!Iett,ro tnae1e a - ' of3t,.., calved Cnlm such studertL lra1or Flaher asked council to • - • t ta the-· futuQ a . eo!IKICII to theblcycleproblotno ln thit town. He uld tlat blcydes are being ..,.rated In a careless mamer. The IIIIYOI' suggeatecl that, porhaps, licensing blcyclea might help In that they would be numbered and olrendera could be checked through the IIUIIIbera. Chief Cremeans sold thtt be will start a blcyele <Iubin the - r CUwre and acquaint·, youngsters with rules and reg~>lations through IL Chief Crelllelnssuaealedoloo that a parking meter near the Erwin Gulf Station on North Second St. be moved. He sold 0 oarklng IP&Ce at that point ero'Sa tral!lc hazard. CouncU- • Nnw You Know • PhOipboi-uo, one ol the least amazing World Sertea coote,.. Mr. 'and Jl:ra. Rllbert a..- bllillr-. All paralltJol.,.. : ders, thit New York Meta, wiD and BryaaqfPCIIIIIII'OJWereSuao lelloor irniQr IIIII·- - idP . aq and dance CHI NB<l-TV'o day >loltor' ol. Mr. lid ·MrL lrilld .:..-.:.. IN ~ 111._:. "Kntl Millie Hell" Nov. 57 Jlllleo.Raews and Lblda. · · · . . / ~-~... 10oo1 io ade- · ._.... ' . with Preoldent Paul !imart ••- .Mond~Jo ·tqht by ,.. Ace~ to an qioeement t~ Oei IC possll>IY tho propert;y Notes ~~~~~~~ ,,,.~., !!Jltl¥. , .~ . m·~·" -· . · ' ln.~~~~~~:t' ~-flililli . · · 1>. -~ · - Tb,'·. · ArJ1 did you knew tlat TCIII ora ci!lir. ' ' ..,.. . ' k lllil N111 •Piiiam Bllld BoDateri s.avlr, p!tc~ ace 'or !hose faa!lllof.,.;lll!oa. • · · w111 meet at7:80tadllrtattbt .. .. · ~~ ,11&'1 own~. fronting. on an~ · ~~~ ~~~ loi1R Zer• . •w !Ire&PPirentll and aDterpncy balween Second and Third A..,. ldelpdj~ted ilalhe wiD confer rr:- -u.r. ~ . . ·~'!!~~'rt . ' ' ! CclnlliiC oald. . . ' "M .., lime Ia &IU' .Ill ~ q-IICIII with ·. ~ ! did I oat, 01' .-....,:~t , tbl ....... ha . , .. for blo ~~- !IHo" ~J: teotlfled. 'Jl IIU 1117 ~ •l . .~. ·a.~ . lill to pt me," t h ~ G.-.1 'fl!j'liel' ' Slti•i'111!Mii'd J.... B. thtt . . , ~ . ·Jr.; quatad Tumor al ware to be turft!ld ~r Iii tlit iayle(. . . . uatliod .Statal Ami; for ~ ' Callllok, wilo said ill .-.IIIHd P"-L" • :·. Turller'l' req,.llt, told lleaate . -· . Q~... . . , .E R · :· ..... t· · n·' ' . ~ ' ·. ;':/-'. ~1·~~"" 10: .·. ' "' 1,·•: ..... -. .&ektrall · Ceallok a1eo laid Tur- did OrchUd" , Gtllfpouo, W a a. ·not tall 111m- he ailt th chllrmaaof'tlli~ . PopulariQI II luth clem!><radc batehl ot a't H-k'~1ho tnphy 01( 1 WI)' of JudlllW IUCCeiL And ~tot of four . ..... 1 'behalt o1. hla • • Uol"wao e.· democracy has nc ~,u.., .N.-.,.. . that he M4 alaee .,;.- with a·~· tnilh• with quall1y. retired the ArmJ, Buoh Hill men Iii honor of !hi But don't get 1110 wrong, fS .._~ok 1 ~be~ acCCIIIIIIIIllilent. , ,·, tha Callow said- there lo mucn 1 .,...ta.. ~ lnVNd&a HameCCIDIIII ·Jin!lecla ,.... like about talevlslon and ·~""" ~ ......_ baNd otl' llllnilfoiJW ol~ Hollywood. 1 wilh, for lnsjance,_ Pll_with llatementa by n.r.. Buoh llall'a ~ faa~ tllat the a..,.,.lad.., Fnncl> w~~tn he teolltled IUt Tulodl)l. lll&ny "'"""' !Jarta· doPicteol silngolress Mlrelllo Mathieu- · · Turiler lnslotoi! thot ~""' ·11111<1111 ala pow~ Oblo·IJal--·. who _....s 011 the Ed the .,... ware for nraiiJ Foalllall~r uid.ti.: Sullivan, Tcm Jooeo and Jalul Turller'o perlllllal collecdan. rejeedoo or thalr bamecOiidJIJJ. Da_vldson showa- was stven Cclnllok .dlllled It and llal4 rival, Xa;'tler. · . lllore or • showcose Cll 1'..-- ICIIIclted _the..... .., Yooq "-k ,•.• -..:........... Amerlcon video. c:labnlqf: hi naedid lllem fiJI' aD ~ Ia ~~-~ Recommends Albiml • . A~ IIIIIIIUIII at Ft. Gonion, lalsoreOOIIUIIendtoyoU,Ud :·, GL . :', network ell!ellllves,'an l..redl;.:' "IJ'be Jllllll . ~ lhe& to WINS G~ PRiX ble ,_ record album produced · Genlra1 \.~ cuotodlan ROYi . (IJPO--Joluav' $e!'-. by pop music llnpreaaarlo Phil fat the unst.ed .lllatH Army," voz.Ga~ o1 drlvllili,, Speelor willl the CljeckmateL ·· Matra l!lf Ford) woa lhe GM The first two rumbara, "Proul llftAn ' .. 'Prix of Rcmo ~;the . a..! Mary" and ··~oh Harlem," O.u.l"' ,.,nt r~. the • • Europou · are as emottonaJiy exellflw a · Formula Twe · ~ sound a• you·wtu hear !lick-~ · oerloL back In pop music tOday• .And NP.WSSerWrAlavln wu timid In the sololsl, Sol)nY Ollrlei . .1.-· :, _ · - hour, t2 mllllteo, ,u;l ranks right up thitre with Ray Mry and lira. Bill Foucb IIIII oeeondo to beat PeterWutllo_l!7 Charles and Jce WUIIamL tamtly d H...u,.toa wan r.. o! Brllalll In a llra)lhaDI ford As for television again, I cent w-nd vlaltoro ol llr. and JGhD llllea ol Brltala Ia a eJQ>ect to watch the America,.. ' and llltL Jaclde Elun and BilL LoCus Pd ' · Russian amateur ~ meet Mrs. Lena Knopp ol LIIW'" MBs, LOVE DJES In Lat Vegao " .CHI ~TV'o Yllle w a I '1'Uelday IIIIJ>er PT, Ji!LEASANT _ Mrs. Bill''Wide WorldoC!ports .~ 25. IUOit of her llr. p d ..,. Jrlae ~· ~l 8f,,Gf And" I eJQ>ect NBc-TV I To- lolrL . Do,fe·'Kni.PP. Kall, ,Char- Bt. 2, ·Pl. PJa.... died at ' day pregram will draw mucb loa~ Kevin. · hGne arannd 7:30 p,111., today, a""ntiCHI rmen lt offers an hour Mr. and Mte. Wllllam: 1111rct ~lila wrn be a111011110o debate about protest agalnlt of Columllul were weeke'ad vie-''•e.! •by crow. Huaoel l"'inenn the VIetnam War this Wednoa- ltqra of Mr. apd Mro. Howard llclllle. day, and on hour dlacuoaiiMI oa Ruaaall. .. , {ContliOied frmiiiiiJil) ~· and Mro. E. L. .Carl"_ NeD Armstrong and EdWin Aldrla Jr. fleW Into '!illhl or Wallaton spentfiundal Airport !rem Bonn and Micltael Celllu an:lvad traa~• .,._ . £t:~~ter, Mr. and lira. . <J t Do " es L1·ke Some;-;:$~~.::: !:a;....~~~~~~= Uh fue l . Their flrot stepwaatochan&e ELECTS OFF1CERS their name from Holzer A!UIIIOl!lceu for the ensu~JW year nl Aaeoclallon to Reglaterecl were selected when Columbia Nuraes AaeocladCHI and 8lilend Grange No. 2435 held thelrSeptheir conldwdoa to Include telllber IIIIOIIng. The slate of more members. omcel"l are: In a little over 'a Year, Master, Mendal Jordan; o.th""''!b I'UIIIIIII&B sale a, eraeer, Carl Greenlees; Lee:· : : : : : : : : : : : : bazaars, bake lalea and ralacot. ·turer, Margie Jefferststeward, ton candy sales they hive Mike Lawson; Aaolstant Stew: ed $4,068. This Include• $1,- ard, Walter Jordan; Cha!llaln, Use Our Auto.Bank 000 froJn 111 -mous donor Kurl Galaway; Treaourer, Earl and I beqlellt In mtiiiOry al Starkey; Secretary, Wesdna Mrs. Naomi Rose, R. N, Crabtree; GateKeeper, WUllam 011 Nov. 16 Christine Hol- Lawson, Ceres, Jane Jordan; zer Hervey, dauabter of Dr. PomoJD, Kath7 Cheadle; flora, Charleo E. Holzer Sr., w h o BaUy Mattox; Lady Aaslatanl founded tile Holzer lloopltal, Steward, Rulh Am Jordan; WowiD preoent a piaJio concert lllen's Acllvlt;y Chalnnan, ElizIn Gallipolis. Proceeds wiD ao abeth Jonlan; Youth activities, Into the window tund. Robert Mattox. Mro. Hervey appeared In Plans were made to secure a concert at Carnegie 1le1l Ia meedilg place for the ·winter. April <1. this year and will be WEDDING SHOWER HELD an ~ tour next oprtng. Mrs. Jack Allman and Miss The new Holzer Medical Cen- Cheryl Ellis were hostesses on ter to to be compl- ln 26 Stwrday evening at thit Allman to 30 months. When the wln- h0111e for a shower hOMrlng Mr. [l's Qqick! clow Is lnllalled lt will jut out and Mrs. Tim Sayre (Kay Eilts), ll's Convenient! farther than the other windoWs. newlyweds. Friends and retaSo placed, the brfabt glass wUI u~e• werepresentandtheYOI.II'W COME AS YOU ARE! pick up the sun's couple recelvedms~nlceglfts. In time, a 11&111 will be In- Refreshments were aerved to THE stalled ptriiWJently behind the the guests. ., _ Showh,tg · nurses. "ICE STATION ZEBRA" (Tochnicolor) Rock Hudson Ernest Borgnine Admission: Adults $1.00 Children 50• SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. C~Nte..,s '· • ~~ ..;.. .~ llaiiJ SladMI, ~ 0:~1~, October 11.1.. '. • =~~:~:~~':":::: Meters Brl~ . n a In • $1,449.25 to dl8c:uso the msay Ws tbsl have to ill worked out between the two·communldes. GAllipolis representatives were lloger llarroo, president 0( the local chllllber, and Mrs. Thelma Elliott,' the chamber's execudve secreiary. Pt. ···Pleasant chamber oflt. clals lileluded Vllus Hertley, Charles Lanham, lda,yor D, B. Morgan, Rush Krodell, &!gene Ball and Emil Martin. Representing thit West VIr. glnl.a state Road Colllllllssion were Roger Wood, public relations director, and Jack llorsey, area engineer. President's Claim Denied COLUMBUS (UP!) - A New York congressman bniughl his arguments Cor Slllport ot the mtloral Vietnam MoratoriMiddleport's perking 111etor UIII to Oblo's largest untverstt;y Monllay, urgi~W sllldeats to receipts Cor the 11101lth of Sei>- ."IIPtlli out'' aplnst the Nixon admlnilltratiCHI's war policy. IOIIIber totaled ;1,449.25, Chief Rep. Oaclen R Held, R-N. Y., said Nixon's requeat for a temri Pollee J. J. Cremeans re- porary hall or crldclm oC 1he nr was asldng the nation "to ported to vllia&e COUilcU Mon- ' betray our tradldCHI of free exchange of IdeaL" "It laanactofloyaltytoourgovermnent that we are ma.._ da,y nlabt. 1111 our oentlrnents kmwn, 'p ublicly and unequ!VOC!Ibly," Reid Receipts for the coDI!CIIonpetold students at Ohio State Unl-sit;y. Reid said Nixon's arrlods during the llKIIlth la<ludgument thtt to stop crlliclq his policies would presenl a ed Sept. t, $251; Sept. 8, $288 •• ••unJ.ted frort'' to the world, was erroneous. 2S; Sept. 16, 11318; Sept. 24, "Any policy that does not OllloY br'*" aad deep support ~·· Sept. 28, ~10. . and the participation ol Americans as a 1111"-r of conviction llurlnl the DMI!th <1. Septemwill be neither vlabla at heine Jl!l1' reopected abroad," Held ber lbe MlddliJIOI1 Pollee Delaid. "The araumento 'that quiet Mrerica~sareunltedAmeri­ parllllent mad<r 46 arreots and CIDI iS talle." lnveld&ated 13 accidents. or the total arresta, 18 were · for lt1nd''Jr; m f~ 8tql atan vlolaU..s1 five for rumlng red 11&1111; four Cor -eatlan and one each Cor .., operator's u. <ienae;.Obatructlaatrafllc; recklou operation; lsaault will! a daad1y ......,, dllturbl!il tile peace; -·~ -~ ... ,outed elm dl...ce; FJvlar: while lntailcatod; fo119wlnl too ~; -iJa~Ures,andleft ,. ot... -.r. ., .., ... 'l1';, '1::1 , ,The J!)llca erilloer.10111 dffi:• 3;231 mlle~durlr!l~ ~· . • A.llen Blackwood Killed . Lead '69 lhJee Seal Sale' Outlet Provided for R W• 'Student Opinion Lld Wyatt Service Is Anoounced - *'-! � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. 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