https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/01d7591d3420cffa065b9d31e8d2ac59.pdf d94ea96673c4c81bdf497206fc92a044 PDF Text Text ,, -~ . :.~ . • ' .' . .. . ,· ,.,., .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 - *'-! �e '' J 3- ... N8A Season . Need More Balance--Ha~.~t\s STANDINGS d~ ~ ·.·.•.,·.·.-;' '.ens.~o·n ·ghe--------e High Interest Squeezes The Small Horne Buyer II . . The interest rate on conventional home 10881 set a new high in September, reaching a nationwide average of 7.89 .per cent for new houses and 8.04 per cent for used homes, creports the Federal Home Loan Bank Board. lt was the •11inth straight month the rates increased. · . At the same time, new houslns starts continued to de.~line, nationally. If the trend continues, lie9 will register .the lowest level of one-family home construction since 'World War II. High Interest rates are only part of the trouble that bas -been alllicUng th' housing Industry since the earLY IB808, 'long before the Present tight money situation. Bu£ as the ·rates rise, they are more and more frequently colliding with state usury law~. "The combination of rising Interest rates and state usury >Haws introd~s a bit-and-run pattern to the national hous:mg marke~·:!.aya Hugh C. Ross, vice president of Advance : Mortgage wrp. of Detroit. , "First one group of states Is hit and then, as rates rise ; further, another group of states. A state raises Its ceiling • •to start mortgage money flowing again and then, in a few : months, perhaps by the time the new ceilll!g takes elfect, :Interest rates have risen 10 much that It's as bad olf as , UPI ~~Writer , The fsct that the Knlckl are ,,a profeoslonal athletic team In !~rir York .should be eiiOI!Ih to ,establish as challenaen Jor the National Ballkethsll Aooociatloo .title thia year. . .,, • db' which hso more thUI Its share of -s, dwnplons have Jesmect to . ~ve. Juat because "Knlcks,. doean't rill'"" with "Jets" or ........ lan't Important. . '&!ceeoo began rubbtni off ·on file Knlckl, who open the NBA .Mason aplnst Seattle's a.per. lODico tonlgh~ midway thnJush ,laot season. They ..... 38 of their laot 46 pmes, then swept Eaatern Division champion Baltimore In the playoll'o before bel1111 eliminated by Boston. The five starters who carried the Injury • pla6Ued Knlcks Glroush the lstter part of the l!ehi!Glle return, plus Cazzle Russell, sidelined with a broken lllkle miclwiQ' throu&llthe yosr, and Dave Stallworth, out two ,_,, because of a heart -ti011. Coach Red Holzman will ottck with last season'• lineup in the Ill•• : In six states that had a 7 per cent ceiling as of July, :house permits fell by 12 per cent in both the first and sec.ond quarters. There was no decline in the states where ~uyers were free to pay whatever interest rate the market -required. : Ironically, the money famine hurts most those whom the .,psury laws were designed to protect by driving out of the •market the smaller buyer without a substantial downpay· ~lnent or without prime credit. Smaller builders, unable to ~ prrange financing commitments a year or mpre ahead, are -also hurt. ~: 1be only way interest rates will come down is for more •people to put more savings in thrift institutions, thus in: treasing the supply of mortgage money, says Ross. J: A faint hope, as the nation's inflationary fever burns on. WORLD ALMANAC DAVID POLING I¥:CIB ., . ' ~fly Now1 Rest Later :~ Make Mood for Peace Fe't W1tli Yule Co·rds Sent Now. .,Is -- l Slam Game Foils To Top Match Set ly Omilcl & J - YOUTH ASKED FOR rr This column Is tor YN••• ~e. their pnlblema pleasures, their t-"'les and '""" tll!l. As with the rest of Helen Help US!, It welcomes Jaug,s but wm•t dodge a sertoos <rJOSUon with a bruah-<>1!. ;;;'d to ~tli~::aro:;~: . France's battle against an invasion of English words w=..~: you 11me • :1 DCCTCAIB MAILBAG : :~ :: ;l :: ' D d ff All an rU ergy h Causes of ftc ing 1 ;; :' By WAYNE G. BRANI)STADT, M.D. •: :: Q-Wbal eaates Itching of Did fear or dislike of insects. ::the ears and eyelids? What Each group requires differ· ., can I do for It? ent measures for relief. :: A-Whea lteblnl involves . ,1cblefly the ears, eyelids, or Q-What wo'lld eaaoe a :- both, the most usual causes woman, 39, to have severe .: are seborrheic dermatitis as- ~~g ~v~ ~!s~tgu~ ~f~ :: aoctated with excessive dan· after tchin AI ·1 clruff and allergy. Control- appear sera ;Htni the dandruff' or finding lergy has been ruled outg. and;'!and eliminating the offend. antlblstamines don't help. . inl allergen should give you A-Tbe mo.. Ukel~eau1e •• f :: re e . Is excessively dry s . Try ~or about two years 1 ~lf:g n~t c~:!r1~::'a::o •! have bad a creeping or or three limes 8 week-and ::crawling sensation on my use one of the S08.PS to which '• shoulders. What would cause cold cream has been added ;; It and how can 1 get rid of or add a bath oil to your :; It? ablution. :: A-ill some peroon• a aen;: satlon like crawUng insects Q-My dec!tor sayo I have ,; Is due to wearing wool next scabies. He told me to apply ::to the skin. In others it may Kwelt Does It cause any s1de a dietary deficiency, effects? of one or more A-Properly a 10 d, this . A third group Is cream will kill the Itch and has a mor- mites. There are no side ef. :i ~~deal: . the teacher Is Jt':a:: J1$~~~bas 3• 2• •• 4• pPuo ~7+ Puo ~ , . ·· . ~oclay'l ...· ..· •. ~ ·. 1 Dble Puo N :..Er:t, = It !:;:" of llkiDg eecb more .::e:.~r points the .......... vr...... nents' partners can IC:Ore = s t your Pllblera at the table. Iii thll pme, a dlmJreuc~ of 10 POintl counts as mucb a illfference of 2,~ board tcb •· · ' ,. ,.,, ,,~ .. , Toda)' II Tueedl,y, Oct. lt, the 281th day of 18t9 with 78 to • ... , _ · ......... r =. fb; -i:. In II ~e.;v..t enoup terll!a In the lfoUii . ' you ••t i1J1on! the little- ' you In ana out d ollc!t. PresbYterlall ejder, ,JD m lltud7 the ~ "Peilc:9 unlty . need .to t8lllln\l bini then as loDg as tbll war in VIet· = :Jlfn :r: :;'.:,e" tJ:' :::r' a! ,:03 !'Jain . w:: . \.: . ' ' - 1 "? Q-For what baleiHiU felt il Tom Zacllal'fl ,......,.,. ~ N.nJr 1+ Puo 1'1111 t ~ou, s!!'l··bold~ bered? A-He Ia remembered u ,._ I n ad 11. etplallllllg toiiV 1'• he hoa deCided to mire f1'am pulllle o~• 1ft J91J aUI!e IIICIO/ ~~~II"* tam I• ~!'if.'t't~~~ breaking 60th home nil WI 1 1 ,. Sept. 30, '11127, In Ypbe Stadlwn. < -'l'OiiATI .~UUfiOM :c=.PJ!tlen~.• .who ltlll. · Q-WIIat Soullr. A~ l'DN!II!;<if ~ 11aw dia· at 1 Clven thll cl!!t~e 0 bc~~erage u dffloed fr<ltll a !lldilill, JOlar p.rilMr hBI bid life · ~ 1pecteo of·lhe ~U11 tr.re7· -01: ¥1Cwt A-.,.te,!Ometlinea•ilalle4 .:'fbatciOJO!I•·.-T yerba mate or ParaiiiiJ. ~ . Aaeaa T I!OW national drink ,of Jfata'pay. ,. • ~ # ' .. · ·· , ~ • . ' n· n~ . u;• . '' .;.H Ull.&:" ' " 111.1' ' '1 J ' ' • • .. •. . '' ' ' ''1,VJ 1 •• "' ' . . •· J·•· Cieftltand's 2 ~~ it'c;k.,'f'~~~i.N~·vl'~ ;;· ,:i ·;;.ct·;",~:,', ·;.·;;;;; left arm. • The team ph,yalclans cllag. nosed the collapse as extreme hHI exhallotlon. "How did Aikins do?" Schsfrath uked as he bepn to regain . conoclousnessm In 1111 hour and a half he wao coq,letely recovered. "The only other limo I've gme thnJush IIC!ti8thtng like that was when I was elshl or ten and I was working iD a com field with D13 clad,'' Schstrath aald. "I almost blacked out then." Martin, w11o 1n hlsllrat year •• • major 1•1U8 m&DIJIU' aulded the Twins trt:llla seveltl>9iace flnloh In 1968 1A1 the c•·.-tQGo h'n of. tho •--rl ~::'!:: s ... ~·~ can __..e s Weat Dlviololl. . Grlfllth l!lld that no one particular Incident wao r e olble for the dacloto!l. <;;rtmth """ hao ftred three managers in aa many yeara. Martin wao hired OcL 11,1968, replacq Cal Ermer, Bill Rllmey and Hank Bauer also la¥8 been mentioned as poaalblo candidate a for the Job Billy Martin held unW he was let 110 Mintay, but Grlfllth Is leani!W toward Yost, a IOQgtime favorite of hla, IJPI has learned. Griffith said he endured tour nlghta ot "toning anll turniiiJl" before declcllrw to dismiss , As for Atkins, Head Coach Blanton Collier OOIIUDented, "Schatrath did a tremendous job, Don't think he didn't dedleate hlmaetf to this game." ____J ···-· '. THE DOWNING-CHILDS AGENCY INSURANCE lEAl ESTATE-UTUAL FU. OVER lOO YEARS OF SERVICE 2ZO N. 2nd AVE. • 1n Eagles In NFL Battle toh~i8ht ltft ,Spee4' Queen I Wringer Special 20 GALLON TUB • "We converted to electric beat In one day with no tearing up, ; ,. ·• · no mesa, no dirt." " ' . ' Mr. an!l Mrs. Clyde Rogers of Zanesilllle, Ohio. "had heard electric heat was . e~epensive, but it just Isn't tnie. We hlld our mQbiiQ home converted to . ' ' . ei!JCirlc' heat, right In the co14est weather, and It wae a quick, clean one-day job. Expense? Electric: doesn't cost ua neariy as much as ory , ., I . ' ''' '·~· ' .· . -. . ' 1 U•• Ottr p,.. , ...... Let mont of bumps and bruises and White with a IIOI'tl shoulcler ' L.Lfl-'1·01111r1 1 Starti!W iiU8rd Tt:lllllackhus •• Is out for two pmoo because of 2111. Zw4. . , _ a badly opralned ankle. To get : ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ; ' · Ratinas Colts Edge " '• •' ·.. In At 9 - Out AIS 1 •• ~e New Orl~ SAME DAY SERVICE !'!t._:m-~ :!,18~a:.::. "You'll Like Our Ouallty Woy of Doing Bualneu" Codi lloc.()ldarnoblle 992·5342 PoMeroy, Ohio .. L.:::. "Fm JJISM~ rl8ht ·S&IDta at LU ISDR;~y' , .. . . after the....,.andiioi1ater!XI !ridane Stadium where the · ·· q::-· · the way to the airport or on the temperature · reachOcl so 018ht borne," Dr.lpolllto said. dagreeo, !Ia keptAtldnsvlrtual. '"0' "II can be (JIIte serlouo It It 11 out of the game. ' lln't recogillzed inunedleteJy . "I had tO take 15 salt tshlets NEW YORK (UP0- The Unit- and the equipment to treat It a clay," he sald,harkenlngback ed Press Jnternatlonsl top 20 Isn't avaUable. He could have to hit days on the family farm major college . !ootho.ll teams _,. Wooster, Ollfo. with won-loot-tied record am Marauder Frosh in "I have to drink a lot of nrst place votes In parentheses water during a .....,., " he . (fourth week), ad!led, "hut &!~~day I couldn't Team Polrta Season '8 2nd Loss llrink lhst New OrIeana 'Alter. 1. Ohio St. (33) (3..0) 347 It had lulphur or chlorine In It 2. Texas (2) (4-0) 29 The Melp Marauder Croshoo or oomethlng, 3. Sou. Cal (4-0) 238 . man tootbell team lost Its soc"It was a combination of 4. Penn State (4-0) 204 onll game of the seaaoa M!lnday Atkins and the water loss that 5, Missouri (4-0) 196 at Middleport to the Pt. PltBs6, Arkansaa (4-0) 173 ant Redsklna, 2S.O. The llttlo 7, Tennessee (4-0) 118 Maraudera have one victory, 8. OCLA (S.O) 111 The Redaklns ran lack tho 98. opening klet.ort 70 yards to 9. Loulslans SL (4-0) 10. Notre Dame (3..1) 32 start the rout. They alao acoru. Oklahoma (:1-1) 31 ed apln in tho llrot quarter, 12. WyomiJW (4-0) 22 once In tho oec~ quarter, anll 13. florida (4-0) 21 aptn In the third q.. rtor t. 14. (Tie) Georgia (3..1) 12 tore Melaa held them acoreleaa (Tie) Mlchjgan (3..1) 12 In the final period. 16. Kensaa St. (3-1) 7 The Maraudero' only threat BAL'i'IMORE (UPO - Tom 17. (Tie) Auburn (3-1) 3 wao near .tho enll ot tho conll!ilt, Matte's.: I!JI&oYIIrd touchdownrun (Tie) CaUL (3-1) 3 .drl¥1111 to the PL Pleasant 3 cllm·~ a cla,.tc Jobii\Y 19. (Tie) Purdue (3..1) 1 yard line before lool111 the bell Unl1a..to.linuny Orr scorq (Tie) Miss. (2--2) 1 on a f1!mb1e. (Tie) Stntrd ~) drive as flo Baltimore Colla 1 Pt. PltBsant 14 8 8 0-28 (Tie) Colo. (2.2) came trom behlnll to defeat tho 1Metga 0000-0 Philadelphia Eq)es, 24 • 20, Monday ntghL The Colt&, illvored by 14 points over a weak Eagle• team, foUnd thomoelvea In a FINI-NG Kern, tho Bucl<eJes' clynsmlc field lesder, 11111 rest for a few days early In the week aa will - .. /1-• J'-J"" v f,_.-""' )'Oiraaaorllhtan.Mb , • OJ~!~. KARR & VAN·ZAIIDT ........c•• MOIOR SALES . . more 11M al JM1a111a taelde 11U11J Hut' ·11111 INJl PQI!tion. '' It 11111'111 1M llrat mnMNK, between Ohio Slalle 111111 . _ lOla Iince IIH. '· ' · 1 "We oil a.r. tine. P~ed a bad .... ••'~ .Mic~ and I'ID IIIIo I tJa,s saw, llay11 reca118!L Jam.10o ts woo 11-7. "We "-lhltit be toaah IAI boat It' lhert." .' UU.sola haolosttoArll!!qa spartana. State (tS-26), Nebralloa (U.lt) Ill& Kern and Kevin Ruarak anll bldlans 07-1>'andp1Qedt picked ICI tho slack In p111q tor 233 ,yards and tCMII' touchdowns. El&l>t clltterent pia¥era cauatt p1saes In that H. T. Coupe. Wh1te over aqua with oquo vinyl buc• ket seats, 2113 V-8 outo. on the floor with conrolo radio and w/s/w tirer. ' wound up tn the hospital.'' .. anll Kern- waa tJw losse1 tG1a11ns 43 ,yards .., 11J.. taMd Pill attemptl lplnot Nlehlpn State. However, be lln11hed 'lllth a net pin of 82 prda in 18 attempts, Lncludlllll a 34-,yard \ICUIPir on a broken paooplayanda24-yard"-r· Prior to IMetlrw Mlcblpn State, the Buckeyes had noraged 846 ,yards rushlns opi01t Teas Ou11tllln and Woshlftllo ton. They were limited to just 167 yards on the ground by the 1964 Chevelle ~aUbu S. Sport •••• , ••••• $995 ~~"·'""~··· . .,fl~orol"llld~ I)Hlet. l " Colltpe of Jlldlclfit. . · · .:.,..:;...,.:_;;.:;.:.,:.;:;=Lt:~:+:..=;L;:._ ·' NEW YORK oiPO-Eddle Yost, third base coach of tho Nations! League Champion New York Meta, has thelnaldo track tor the MinneOGta Twins' mansgerlal Job. Twins' owner CelvinGrlfllth, for whom the 43-year-old Yost served as a third baseman tor 12 years at Washlnaton, rlsht noov Ia lnolinecl to nsmo Yost shortly after the C<ltiPI,tiiXI of the World Serloa. 1. Jim Lemoo, Bob SchelfiiiJl,· ~. l ., to support since the 1965 baseball season. Baltimore , , .. 2 2 0 .500 AUan1a I 3 o ••o ' ' ' ' '' ,., San Franclsco .. O 3 t ,000 Monda1's Reaults Bait 24 Phlla 2, night Saturdsy's Games Pitts at Cleve, night · SUnday'a Gamea A:tlanta at Son Franclaco Bait at New Orleans ChlcaJIO at Detroit Green Bay at Loa AJVeles Mlnneoota at St. Louis New York at Washlnaton Philadelphia at Dallas ost May Succeed Martin 1 1, .'''... ~8m,:f-.~,,~: ,DeBalie 1!ear1 IVfgecm at . Bflkz£. -ctect, sinee Milwaukee has 11Q1 had U1;Y other pru team ~· :; ~· 1 ~"c:o , , 1\om~ .FOuld bil With ~lecl'riCJ:hN~I !l'd~n't ~-~ a,~rit ici · _gl!t'lin atlmafe f~m ua or yot!r Rllelily KiloWatt · · ,. ; . .. .. c ftelrfe ,:! .. ~~-r-ilnillfJIOde. h~aJihJ, ·· · . • ......... · '~''' II Lo• AJwel•• .. y . thelle!lt We had. We wouldn't trade electric Ileal ~r any ot~r . ~ind.., l.maglne how cacetrij.anif .wriltortallla ·~, .!ll$11a . ·~~:~ L*~, .,.., .'l'ralllpianil will ' never be · A. • l'eir ...... ttlr7 ,_ a major treatm.at of heart , . . ..._trld< ,._ 11 fie ••• ·bi!t there are 1 ,,.,lfe.. -......· ~i6 PflvUece. ' . "'"*Qo-i)o hiM~~IMIbem:..,. --Paul L4mll,. IIOWI'IIOI' of · 1• N - Plstms, and a capacity crowd CLEVELAND (UI'l)- Cleve- caved me In," he aald. Fltteen minutes after the rath fainted in the dressing garlie ended, Schotrath was room after taklna on massive sitting on the bench In the Doug Atkins and the New Or. dresslna room In Ids untCortn INDs Satnto, but he blames the and went Into COJMllslono. He heat and New Orl110s water as beCame sick to hlo stomach, much as the cletenolve end tor sutrored cramps aad blacked his collapse. · out. · "I've hod this heat prostraTeammates tore his untrorl)l lion pnlblom ever since I waa a off, drapi,d hla head 'lllth a cold kid when I tried to ~eep up towel and Dr. VlclppoiiiAI and with Dl3 clad shccklng wheat," Mal Brahms 111ve blln Ul Scharrath told the Toochdown l!\lectlon to relax his muocloa. Club 1\londa,y. A oa1t solution was fed Into hla . Pblladelplda defense, Inspired b)' tho lllaY· of rookie Leroy Keyes at cornerlack alii former colt Ron PorteratrJabt linebacker, throttled the Balli· more offense thi'OI!IIhCNt most of the game. With tho Eagles leadJns, 2617, totlo'IIIIW Sam Baker's 1JI. :rard field goal, Un11ao began moving the Colt team In the fourlh quarter, The Colts took the kickoff and moved 70 yards In nine plays to acore wttb 5:54 lett bi the pme. · Unl\as c~leMd an ll·yard pass' to after paosaa ol14 •+ QUICK Q U 1z Saturday l1temoon when the Bucks play host to the Detroit y Unlled Preis lnternstlansl East (Century Dlvislon) w. 1. T. Pet. Cleveland , , . , .3 1 0 , 760 New York. •.. , 3 1 o ,760 SL Lout1,.,,, 2 2 o .500 Plttoburlb , , .. 1 3 0 •250 (Otpltot DlvioiOII) W. 1. T, Pet. DaUaa .• , ,, . ; 4 o o 1.000 Washi!WIO!I •. . , 2 1 1 ,667 Phlladel,llhla ... 1 3 o .250 New OriMDI .... O 4 o .000 West (Central DlvisiOII) w. L, T. Pet. Minnesota , , .. 3 1 o •750 Green Bay , • , •3 1 o ,7:;0 Detroit ...... , 2 2... o _.,soo Chlcaeo , , , , , .0 4 o· ·.ooo (Coastal Division) COLUMBUS (uPI) - John Larry Zelina are ..,_.le of anll Oils lave rulhed ,.,; 11 Broeld!Wfon laan't ~e~n much pllltq more nnnch Into tho TDo. action the Pill two pmea. Jim Oils-Rex K;rn domlrated That tbat Jolla Broellllolre¥8r, the 2lllopound Junior ll'ound allllek. lngton (2~114), 1Aolrlyclen(l8runnhw back may be used ..,.. •'W·e've aot to get a bettoer 81), anll Wr7 Zelina(8-47)will ten1lwly Saturdi.Y when ~& balance - - our runniiiJl be turned loose qalnst u. beatsn Ohio Slate aeekolt118tll anll pasalllll.'' htBd cnech klnt-abed Ga!lhers. •tral8ht victory In a Big. Ten Woody Rlyes oald Monday. Allhou&h 0111, theBUclfeyeo' Conteronee nJid encounter with "It wu obvlooo aplnst batterhw lllllback Plned 82 wlrde11 but darwerous Ml!lno- Mlchlpn State that Our rumlng yards apiDit Mlchlpn State, sola. · ·was sort of a otepchlld. We he needed 26 carrlea to do IL Brocklngtua ruohed tlw 79 want our other backt to run Anll tor the llrot time thio yards In 13 carries anll three more alii we lave to get our oeaooo, Otis faUedtoocore. toochdowns In Ohio Slats's 82-0 fullback l'UIIIbw," ~r~y., adllolreftl', tt wao moreolOhlo OPening .,....., ramp oplnst ded. Stale llllllbw It dlfllcult to TeDo Ghrlstlan. Butolncelhen, Of a tolal 214 rushi!W make the inside nmlnuame the nstlve New Yorker has car• alte!IIPts, Otis anll Kern have click against moootroua Michlrled the bell only13ll!oretlm81 carried thebelll28tlmeo-OIIo pn State than ou 1 . . ving an tor 35 ,yarda. 73 tlw 314 ,yarda, Kern 48 tor. orr~. Ohio St.a t t coach ·WOO\!)' 279. Hayes wants more of a bsJFifteen others have carried 87 balanci!W Its I'1ID!IhW anced rum11111 attack, 1 n d the ball liS lime• for 298 yard• aame, Ohio State will take Brocklnaton, Leo ~den anll anll tour toucchdowns. Kern st:111e of the pressure off Otis Sc4afrath Blames Heat, Faints In Locker Rooin tense, see-saw battle as the BERRfS = a f? = with WWII Reed l!tthe pivot, flanked hl' .Dave Dea~ia •. chere and Bill Bl'adl!IIY, and Walt Frazier IIIII Dick Bsrnetl In th~backcourt. · Russell !IDd Stall110rlh 'IIIII sujlply bench atrength, alot!B with Mike Riordan, Don "'->'. Bill llollket and Nate Bow:msn· llosket, slowed b)' • ba4 kMe th"'"'&hout his coiiellak and pro career, underwent an operaUnr during the off sea11011 and has practiced without palo this JOBr, Action 'IIIII SPread to three new fronts Wednelda;y night, with Chicago at Balttmore, the Knlckl at Cincinnati and Seattle at Atlanta. San Dleao w1n be at Phoenix Thurlda;y ntpt and Frklay nlsht's achewlo will feature Cincinnati at Boston, Los Angeles at Phllaclelphlo and New York at Chic-... Mllwankee rookie Lew Alalndor will make his debut land Bruwnslackle Dlch Schaf. 81\4 • """'. II)' UnltidPreoolaternatload II'S makl•• sure you're where Not ......... ft. the , __ ,.n_ DDI ·~ -~-~.. ......._ • ho Ia, and Just when he cornea tuall - ELLYNN The Ia belw•n Its 1 You hsve to lesve. Dear Eliynn: phaoe ind lint qarter, ll'o walking illst his house loyThank yoo for a ter~c IllThe IIIDl'lll!w _staro are ally clition to my ever.crowlnlllle MereurJ. v-.. Juiiliir,-and And never seeing him. of WHAT IS A'ol rm reeel\'. Sltun. It's wondering It he likes you, tng so many...,... than I CSD · '*·ma~e Tbee¥8!1111Jlllllrlallln. and print, that 10111eda;y I 1118fbave ~~N:as woa 0!! thladUlnhiltor7: Wishing you'd 84!4! blm (you to lnootporate them all in a .the Dallas ~ of Midge In 1088 Kllltr llaro1cl and hlo never dol) book. Cutler Jeallne Davldloil, E!WIIoh tweeo were. deteallid II' a having a vacation and Dear Helen: . Jack Titus aDd Wllter Will- by the Normau at U.llaUie of Dreading 11D1 seeing him for 1 I agree 'lllth the slrl who IOn, TodaL'l band lbowl a Haotlnp. doeS!I't like to be pellef will! brllllant by Wllter In 1812 Conner Prelld8nt feels but you should keep rice at her weclclng. B1rfdt1, ~f:.: ~ 'lbeob• R'oosevelt wu lbatln the cream away from your third< of all tile poor people that 1 South ...... let ilia Kllwal!kee but rebed to have eyea and other mucous sur· rice could teed. · 9PPGDeotl play etu. or the wound lrelted wiMJ bt had of faces. . · So how about us11111 llower seven dlaDic)jlds but North llnlahed a - h . He ...Q-1 am a Six petals Instead? They're llilft. deelded that seven diamonds ered. 25 years ago f~Ontracted er - and chsaper, that 11 If w-:Jolq to make. North In 1933 Nut Germany p. regional neltls or enteritis. - t e 1101 t11em rrom tbelr- :: m 1!t!::~~Cb~:;· IIOUIICOd It WGuld withdraw Could It make me feel tired prdena.- ENGAGID who ••t -ould pta• to' fniiD the 1•11,. ofNa"- "an the time? What do you Dear Helen: •~ • "' • drop the diamoaillting. tha end of193f. recommend? . Wby Is It the amaJler PI&*'• Walter started ott bY C8llJ.. In 1HII an Eaot Gel'lllld A-ReJ!oaal lieU Ia or i!how plctureo of the brlda IIIII three top clubl. plt)Pit alaUi wu HI "' tiy Crohn's disease Is indeed G oo but e drOPDed the eiJbt of enervating. Although the R M tho lar11Br p~pers 011 - the secOIIIf club Sowlet oe.,..MG!I authorltlu In cause Ia unknown it Is ag· only show a pl.ctureoflbehrlda, and "the deuce of diamonds Eaot Berlin. · gravated by nervous tension, 'lllth wedding stories? II'• like oa ·tile third - · Wlltei' a diet high In roughage and, their soclet;y pogea nre !Do lhlfte4 In the HVIII of in many persons, by amok· msn•a Iandi II wouldn't talluey bearU. M1dle took her ace rrl-...1... 1\,., The treatment, which Ia more apace, ao o11ea tbert'a a and klllllliil Wllter ruffed a &IUM'Cil.1 "tCUOiel"'~ ... . tallo:f t!tth~~iu~J:t. ~ Cull llll8th cut of the &lrl 1n 'heart with 1111 deuce usually Includes a bland, her gown, 11 there -ldnd ~PI· A diamond to low-residue diet and A-·ds to of ~tirlletle rule or someiM~W? ace ~~~ Europe needs Ul IIIII il soothe the bowel. Antlbl';ftlcs, LEFT Otrr e w n much, and DWIY would DJ drugs of the cortisone group Dear L.O.: · wt:' more, than we need Europe. and folic acid (a vitamin) No - there'• 110111e ldnd of to keep Walter frOm makbul It II the common lntareat of may be helpful. In many local editorial boardrule,prcib. a trlel: with bll ltinl Ol Ul all to achieve economic victims, however, surgery Is ably based 111 opace Bllol'tsge. tnmP•· unity, but If, this cannot be necessary. In these papero tho bride ._ Tbls gave the Dallu East achieved, we can atancl 011 11 ually eels no ~than besd :.e~·:J:.Inlf ::'m~ our own feet. · ® · - . unle•• lhe to hilh -. that. at the other table, the -Bntflll Prime Mlnheer cieb'. l'lt;JI - H. ·Dallas NortlJ.South pair de- Harold Wlll011 cleclclrillll Thlo column lo dedicated to clded to let their oppoDents ellal Engllmd 'Ia rcadv eo famll)' UYln& so It you're baY• . ~ slj diamoadl. East m(IOti41C llllfV into Ule N.L. ing kid trouble or )lot ~ecn:" .=m€~,., Ue~tm COIII!IIOtl Jlor· lUi" trouble, let Helen ~ •OI,J• tliat enou to ~~~~~ She will &110 welcome )'0111:· 1be ·SOO scored y Wllter own amuslns -rleaeet. A(;. uti' . I yeam for privata llfe.dress Helen J1otte1 111 cue 1#. ·• (Horo; 1 r• forro,.lrr A../ $be privacy, lndependeDCe this newspaper. and tbe time for contamplalt tlon that eaeh of us Deeds. I vhnr pubUe · o~Re as an ¥ .f.[IIIH),j i n !r · bollorable bptt em p ora r y ::::n . the largest group · Writ· era or without C h r fs tm as cllrds--ln American life. TblJ was proved durtnc the 'liational dis· cussl.on over the Civil Rlgbts Act or19M. Slowly and power· fully, a massive llow of 'supporting mall hit Congresa and the people in government got tlie moral mesaage: Do something to acJvance the cause of justice and decency for Black America. · Now we are in the unusual slttiatioil of an admlnlll'raUon · in Washington being out of touch with the dominant mocid · of the country. The wart., Vlelnam II over and all the lalk about saving fac*, commitments to President Tbleu and national honor have simPlY become code names for lJide. clsivenen and mllellcufafion. And wbea the convlctloas of the peop)~ In tbll cCII!IItl')' ~ .f11U.v, lm!IJ~ to lite White lloiue ~ the .eonere~.-. tfli''!iii' 'idll , . 11..t 1n thtee year• butlil tbree montl!lf· , "'J' " ,,_ · ·•. •!J"J•-• Stiulenli apfb:liilve taken the lead Iii 'alacliiilcia demonalrlltlon The Oct. 16 protest lllll1. be the JarPit national gatherlng of dlasent IIi American hlltory. Not claiJ will the !llllversll)' and urban cenlerl ~ tbll sentlmelit but hundreds of bleb llcllools as well. · · There Is nothing stronler In the alfalrl of thll ~Uidi;')' than orderly, massive dlssent. It belped br1rJi down tile last admlnlltratlon and will cause the present one to trem,. ble If left unacknowJedied. · And so, the reason to mall .Cbrlltmu cards early. TblJ II one wa7 that people In tar.olr towna and villages, up 011 the farms and ranches, in tbe ~awllng puburba and IIIII!· rile homea can add lhelr wetg11t In thll D~~~rallls!le. I am mallin2 cards and letters, ftrlt of all to Attorney Gener@l Jolin I[ },fltcbeU. He II preHntly the mOlt 'lldllielltlal act. , viler to the President. He needi to feel the PUlse of thli · alarmed country. He II a man who faces tacls and wheil· ... the buJelng mafl sackJ 1tart piUug be will pt the - . , uge. .,. ,lnctJ!er 1hould go to Melvll! Ultd . _ ., ~' • Eoot a-do NOI'Ih Puo 1• 4t . 1 • 1072 Fat· Wool ~ble =at:'a :a ' •.x:QlOZ Woot ' ly DAVID POLING :.O~~~m don't. of Helen Help US! this news- Jt'shsvlngyouropeetali!CIIIII... -r. Which he knows nlllhlna-1 :;what William the Conqueror did to the Anglo-Saxon tan- Dear Helen: It's when he nu ~~zeayour :;guage in l0116. After readlngyourdeuat>ter's whole conversation and •1 The latest edition of the Petit Larousse, the most widely rUI . : used dictionary in France, recognizes "bappealng," "pos- tar c versloo of WHAT IS A You only said two words to him .jter" and "campus," among other new words. TEENAGE BOY? I decided to all clay. ~, This to the of !3'rench language purJ11.6, wbo very lend in Dl3 v~ of ll'a hetng Invited to a bo.Y-ctrl ; quletJJ lose VOU' ~ ~li· whlitev~ j,IIAT CRUSH? _ party 8Jl!! ~ ;when they c~lo#jelr · bea !'IN"" t->Foll'~..-elil,_eca;#@ ,,,.notbti~Jl ~;:.,. • Into the hybrid corruptlOf! they c ..'Fraatllllf.~~' ~ watch ~:::m Seie~ l'hvery ti ~fJnp. :l But foreign words are Dot ad ~ everyday people Anll then you haven't the &IIJ!ht. Wloblng It'• him. (I never laO unJA: . •AltUS + AJI7UZ • 4 Q 1011 A It Q U . lt •lOt lSI •stt t 3· •staa WilT (D) U1T •x:z •void •u + - J..., NOII'l'll week. l'o only wrlllna hla name on the Inaide eor• so lie -'1 "- - II. l'o1hedaneethatyou'reP1'11· log he'll beat... And he's nat! Jt'o like 8pl'lue every Ume you ~continues, as the Engllsh·speaking world gets even for :1 !"J.,~ ~ ~oe~~~= n:m~~r English••man to take his car to a "garage" to bave Its "chassis" ·•''in--'-' ...--. it only seems ri~bt that French students should :lbe allowed to bold "le riot' on "le campus." " II¥ JOHN JEANSONNE o.. .. before." A More Meaningful French . . r "Time zone fatigue," sometimes caned "jet lag fatigue," a familiar phenomenon to business executives who lly 'ltJirough a series of time zones during the course of a trtp. .· · The fatigue is caused not by travel itself but Ia due to the :fact that many functiona of the human body operate on a :fhythm of 24 hours, called the circadian rhythm. •• Body temperature, for instance, is highest in the after:»oon and lowest in the morning; blood pressure goes down wt nigbt; production of adrenalin is three to live times . greater duriog the day. For these reasons, many com;»anies advise a period of rest and adjustment for their :!Xecutives before they conduct business. : , At least one transatlantic carrier is now taking advan::CSge of this human frailty. Irish International AlrUnes ,.lfers a relaxing, low-cost one- to three-day stopover in .,_, __d for bus inessmen suuering " """""' from lime zone fatigue: "' Progress Is wonderful. When the new supersonic jet~rs start flying, people will be able to take even longer ::XetUng to their destinations. ;: Til~ lloll,y SenUnel, ~eport-Pomeroy, 0., October 14, 1989 912·2342 IIIDDLEPORT, OHIO �. .. . I '. n..,J.Id:rSiillllntl.~. o.• Oelcllier 14,18f~. ' ' '-7'6R NEW ~- 1011 Y""Nota,beck'-tlahet .. 1\MII..-t.._,.all)lt Oltl!elrtu.t!cowhe-etlm.. 'l'f ,_ aa ''~ne•l... as 1bo .._. -~ .... ll'a lllllb'lldll!( . . . rookie Goey Gellteyto thllbo ... Meta; .wliD •• , lolly 1a a.. Ul!l . tl!e ...,.. at. - . ..., World Serlea lllllaat form011 ,.chb)' ....!l•lbo0rlol... 2-f, WorldSerlelhoroJ!ml'llmer In a.!WB""- haw of lbo BaiUmon OrloloL .Pialod Ill a World Sorl11..., For thl · !lrat Umo In IIIIa at home, Jtar'aclaaalc,waatherwuo Both II!Uipl'amadellno"' eubject llleoneoro, duo to 1 Cf\lnpa61ra..tMrdpme. farecut of "30 per cent Alalnet rl8blbender Palmer, chaac:e"olnin. · H . , wW bench tho "rllltt. Should nfnpre- tile third bladed platoon" he ulld Ia tho 11111, today, Naalpr GO first two pmoo of tho serloa, Hodaoo llld he would ohufllt and uao hb "lellhallded piahis pltcb!Jw linoup-bwa111111 toon" that pleyed In o-r Goatry tar the time bam, and pmo ot the ?.leto' three-same uoq lap w1mw Tom Seaver swoop In the Nltloral Looaue on W-edly. For tho Orioles, playoi!L Yan1ger Earl Wtrver planned TI.t means Ed Ciarlo&, who to atlck with Palmer whether scorod the whmi!W run Sunday, todayorWednosdiJ'. wlll be benched In favor or Sollwt crowd Ellpected We.rne Gorrell at third base; A aellout crowd, llrst Ia thla Donn Clelllo-, who homered aerlea,lllmcnthln58,000was Sllllllay, will turn first be.. •>Peeled at &hell Stadium. 1"' owr to Ed Knnepool; AI Wols, "ho siBWied home Clarlos with the winning. run, wUI yield It Ken BosweU at ae'cond base; . ;. : l"''_,_J'tEA&\NT . .::" ~~ ~~:dl.lb~<~·...O.~ ~.::... nllbt ~ - . ........ .._.. ~... ,. '' . A!llb' ·~ W . M ...,, ""'J' ,' ~ ll!tJ' ,ell "' .., mt:IO;,'"PI·~~WIN,l · G~t.0.. 'I, Adlid.. 11 W-, New SWol>oda wlll be replaced by Art Shamshy I• Cl!vUNNATJ (UPO - Alex Gl'lllllnls, I former Infielder for tho Clnclmat! Reds and more recently a cCBch !or the was IIIIIIOd PIUoburlft thlnl biose C..ch o! ll!e Reds Plra~s hero today. a.. ....___ lllformatlon about the · 1969 right Reid. Census of Alriaalture Ia ex. Hendricks To Otl<h , , 00 to be avaUal all For the Orioles, Weaver wlll • put lelthall:led-ldtti!W ElM C<h. li.y ASCS cllr:lcea llemricksln to catch in•-•• I, H. 'I'UES>AY 1 YOUTH Oblo .u... tOr RtRIVER NEWS CoaoervaUoo Committee. tuded Cblldrea, '1':30 p. m. • ;;;; Chaoe Bald In late Ncwem- 'l'llaede.r, st. PMd Lulhor111 11 9 be the Burel of 1 In ........,, · GAUGES - Galllpolla, • r u PAST OFFICERS Club, !Ia- J J ac~ ~ f:"~:.U....aiStoblllza&...,;~ ~ eon.. U~ w..rtb; ~.ah-a. 1 ~ ............ ~ _....,. an lntromc- z"'" -u. 0.76 falll!W; Kanawha Foils, erace · - - . .... 3.01 rislas; Churleston, 17.93 toey letter and a wnplo quea. _ ,....,..., stat London, Marmet, and WIJ>. &analre. lllformaUOII Ia the PI'A, Tueedll, 7:30p.m. PiaDs 111m Larry .........., Shepard would be the club's . _ pltchi!W c.. ch. Gl'lllllllls' 10 piQ!ng career 8PUDed years In the 08 National Leque a utllli.y lnflelder.lleplayedforaucago and St. Louis •• weU as for the field, arc on t he sl 11 . BOAT MOVEMENTS: GALLIPOLIS LOCKS- Luthor Hordmand.,n8:20p. m.; Franklin B. 10:05 p.m.; Explorer 14> 1:30a. m.;Duncan 2 30 Bruce "' • a,m.; Kathy R. ~;~ )(n. -..~ ero,y. ~•.._u.,., pa~ ~et will help _.,. _,.... oiDce employees anawor CJ(eiUoaa from farmers about the 1969 Alri<llllura! Tho chairman Bald farmers wUI rectivo the Aartcul.ural Censua CJ(oltf<malra by eon.... ~9 ~ ooh:;d~,;;::: J~ F.f"~,...-ARY bet, for I f i l l - PIIV, Procrtm Sprouae. by Mothodfot ClllrdJ dlerub Q., ' choir. Yel'lllera tMa 2 5 ltAIInao for 81'111 used toy• illd COmic books. T...hera will lll'Verotrellm»nta, EASrERN BAND Booaters MASON - n Silk Jlu .e lpllllaorand ed b;!' llell1locik the MA!dtm GreweWoM•WI Gruae. Prizol will be airanled to lltlltl and chlldrea for COIJ- . 4ec · ' 1VOIQICie f'rom. Beet ~~q, ;:~~~~..!~~~~.;=: beae coach otll!e Reds. . "lila abllll.y, btelllgence a.. eliPOJience make Alex 11 well qualified ao any c,.ch In beaobtll handle the key third ball8heoa .,_ It! .. c•..., pos on, "Ws abiUI.y,lrtelligonce, and -rlen<:e make Alex as well ilaall6od as II\Y c<ach In landle tho key third c ..d!IBWpoa!UO..," Andorz IIIII Bald. to ,__to fba.. 11old, Franklin Pierce d""n s p.m.; Polly R. Ill 8:30p.m.; AJ. an R. Merrlll"' 11:25p.m.;EI11 30 MI. gercli!f down ' p.m.; .. State down 12:15 a.m.: Fort 1 Dearborn down L m.; H. E. Boorles down 5:40a.m.; Soloay d""n 7 a.m. OHIO RIVER- Lock 14, EdwardS.BoswOl"thup2:10p.m.; 3 15 Ja!!",}· :30 P..Ditl Lock • Edwui B. "'12:15 a.m.; Lock 16, Paul D. down 4:10 L m.; Aliquippa "' 6:55 a.m.; Lock 17, Steel Pioneer dol1'n 12:50 L m.·, WUHam H. "'--er ,n 3• 50 lumeola tho following cate. eorloo, most Cll'18fDai,IIIDeot · and Prattloat. Souvllllrawill Speclallat 4l!l,y- · be liven eU children. Every. urc~ ~ Olle de•troytBWe>~PioalveL New . Ha•·en ·Y ~~!lrSr.t, rtae~~. Soc•at ' Ewren•~ 1 ""'"~farm~ will lead to ' - o d ¥•cram• must be llll raUlfbeaeta..... can ~...- - - """""'' anatlomride census ofallfarmaand ranches. ~- ~~~~~cta MIDDLEPORT Bullilleoa and Proteoalooal Woman• a Club, Tlloeday at 7:30 p.m. at tho Illlice Ill the Collllllbla Gee Co.· . ! bullilleas meoUng, with Marcia 'P"I!'Inr In cbarga of 1 Q: ..!".;!-::'::c:;::::. . ~· j,y _the~~~ ~-"''K-'-'"ture'"--'C!~·· -•ttL .-woow,.,.._,.,... n ~~-1laf..!"~UI~"'~-tllewllllllllbe9 LN>IES AUXILIARY, OIU'WIIII Wanl~v te egrams, ""' • • -.. .... he recohod 25 per cent degree . Y· I.e burns on hla cheat, hand.o and . llo\ND BOOSTERS lace. ADotber telel!l'llm Inform- . tbo Wlhama ll1llt S.baol . •'--• ru ed them thot he lad bean tranaBand Booster& .. -. the m !erred to Yolulhclna Japan. Ill the held 1'8• lbo . ntly t •• 11'iiiiiii!B reeelvod whUe holp!"' IOC<J!HI place .I n clua AA, and hlolajurod buddies. Ulletlod tAl the laj)e recorcJIDa Hie addres& Ia Sp. 4 Raymonl made bJ the jldpa at the Ash- Slelt-ite~ . . , &~.~eni{IQ~IIH80't;;. ~- ~rl- 1 ~ -~-· 'Ia Poot ~ ~~ ~eedsvif/e WSCS _.am. at Shumways ~orCIPf'IO'I , ~103d!Pi Yr.· ~ '•·~ 1 PCllllerO,Y, are announdDB tho IIIPIJOIIIIIIIIIIII marrilp of tllelr dallllhter, Louvetta iarl8fl0, to Lee v.u.nco o1 GalllpoiiL A 19&8 arailuat • .t :ofeiP R School, Nita Chaftnla prucntJ.y employed aa a aaerllaq 'i t the Ohio State Unlverall.y BoepltaJ, ScleneeilldReltll'eitC.. tor. Her .fllnce, a 1988 l!l'lldulte o1 Gellla.o\c¢1 J, la.llliw linlahl claaMo at the Collllllbua Dralthv . tbo '""•". . before mllllbero of the fnubodiate liulllll"!i and a taw cloao !rlonda, wlllbeane\'8nt at NoV. lila.. J'lnt ....dot Church Ia GaiUDella. • ·.·.·.·.• •.·.·~ -:-:·· ···.·.• ·· :-: ··-:··. •.·.·..·.·.· • CUT· UP~----------.:1~-33e Of Eiftily Circle ;,I6..21~ FlYER SALEI ~~re. · ~ ~A~na-. ~ IIAUIAG. ~~~~QUE . President Frankie Mumaw orad auellilldboetuo. Yr. Kfa.. prelided, opening with roadlna er recebld nice 11111 illd.,.. from Dial, "The Plarpoae of a 111ft b;y Yr_. B. F. QU. United Presbyterian Women," booklet . ~ !lllllatloa Wll liven Ia the ' . lluQ'icane Camille YlcUme. A letter .... read from !All J. BoeiiCh ' NIUoral Prelident • Ill ~ DlstnC!' ID lll.cArthut"Oct. 16. · Ill;-~ I . A deer -.hecio ltl lllltleri aunually, Ulually 'bi mJd. Wiater or_early · ~· · .. • . BQ ~¥ ~' . ·u. ••: • I . . :'sdlr · '.W~ §'J I. · · ·• . s. tillftM'IB•aaai·, . r• HGC~Ital, ~- ~eed ~ tMnt: • ·-m.... La;.., ir.rJa ~ than Oct. 16. with Mrs. Nancy Buckle1. ••••••••-t r---------,; TWIN CrrY Sbrlaettu.., btn 5qowart, llaiGII, Yra.lfai7 trlpa W!fll .....ba!Mt 1 Peat.....-. bert 8oth, and YrL llome ·WI!. Jl81111011; Yn. Jalllt!ll TIIU Ill cbaaJfl Ill deroUoaa. Ct.\SS u, Haall! 11 n It t 4· 1 Thuredll. " ·. FRIIiAY SOUP SUPPER, y:~==: S,.ciol thqught .8011 ;,. 111 aoch of our floral or- Clall, .· -All Singer •chi•• .NOW ON SALE ,· TH~:~~~C ~~ . .. . . Slits &SlrYice & IICCalls Paa.ms 992-2384 POMEROY, 0•. OPI!M SATURDAY TIL 9 PM priale for YIMI to give, '-•· ' I i 'IJ" ,, •J BIICUIII 10 ~ 99~ MILK SHAKE, ZERO AND BUTTERNUT lb. , , , ] DURKEE'S BLACK KRISPY PEPPER CRACKERS 3.:;·1,.00. DILL PICKLES qt. Jar 39~ 3 i-lb. bxs. 3 ~~$ 1.00 SPECIAL SALEI J.OO . ~ ·r · x::y;:::.l'lilii'llllfi'·~o."'·r«<!iilil!Hi!Ol.ill«.ll!Jilln_ _ _IIIIJ ·· s ··n····tc····~·se . THURS. ONLY! ~ ~ FRESH AND LEAN STRONGHEART Ground Beef Dog Food JOcansl.OO BEEF-LIVER-CHICKEN ~ ••• . . (,' ·.·.·. ·=· .·. -:-: ·=· -: -·-:-·. ·.. FIOZEN FOOD HOUSEHOLD SPECIALS White Cross Scot Lad ICE ·MILK ~Pl. at 49e Scot Lad Trar Pack Seal test IEEF ORANGE Popsides STEAKS JUICE 16 oz. pq. ' Sev..al Flavors 7te a9e 4 8 oz. BLEACH pl. $ jup PALMOLIVE LIQUID DETERGENT ~ 22 oz. bot. cans PAPER TOWELS 3 '1 ...1.01'<.; HI!!!!! ;!!f;\W"""\":0:;"'~ l~=~~~:!Z:::O.·., .. Sierras." Cburch, Pomerv.r 1t ..maa lOIII BEAUTY .. ·wi,NESAP . YELLOW . .. . STREICH YOUI. ' . ~,9,9 " :r .·o,.. Dalir .,. Jo-s.•• e Aceepi Federal FOO(},'Stamps . . 992·3410 10 t p.m. Frldo,y, 1110111. Baan .... Iaiiie ..._ pie, - •:"""'· • -; ,... tE .; CANDY BARS .HOFFMAN HOUSE •••••••11!11••, R-mber your departed · Yothodlat Cllrch, 7::io p.lil, mod - · with flowen, the timit'honorad way of payl ng trl~ute. \ · ' 99.:C. l tric, Middleport. Pl•aut. IDeal Satanla1._r a.. trip to "lrliDia Baacb till. ,..,...,...,,_. .~----.-----1111!11 EPISCOPAL CHURa! W.a Ill& at tho RlrqD.f:artO.,!Got., IIIIICbnl '1111redll, · 12:30 baJ,1 pme. 'lbl Slftart'a aon, , p.m. fallowod b)' • .......,. GarJ, dl.rectcr of llaallaa'a Joaquin 'Miller wu 1mown . !fn. 1 1>.. n . ~fir: a~~~~. played dur~ halt time. u the "Poet of tbe . lf!llw, llrL Crow, J'red ~;row, Sr., .1 .,.......... . . . . . !lira. Fred Jr., lire. Slllble.r l'lot1laburl, Yra. Her- w•LE .SALE PIICES All • IJFI(J IIGta , ~or Tlluredll, 7:30p.m., (Wum Aummar, llartford, a114'1'11Doo 'l'JIIir. beraoil ..111f bus and Southtm Oblo Eloc- my illd Tcey Fowl•; P<!ilit proae;ybor.,..,.ta'belpa-c, · a: 1~. ' Llnda.~-r, Willi., -hoalot... 151. SECOND ~lJ!IJ "8' . ,, " ' BALLARD OR SCOT F~RM . w.,...~· . I .FAIMIRS BANI -~=:=::::::;;; 3 ., . . • unit-.. SAVINGS CO. . PEANUT IUnER ·.. 9 _..._.__. ~ ~ •4 SCOT LAD ~ ~ um,. "•· ''":".::'!7~~,! ' llot!&r•• ~ ~ 'COME. • I 59' J LONGHORN CHEESE for .. .ii1 Jb LIGI & IHIG111---------- 1•.St~ lb. 3 1.00 SPECIAL SALE -1'7· Wo~ .. , , m~•a :abemj.•~ ~~~~ Un!Wd . . . sbyterlan ' - SYRAcu..., - Roll .... waa - .. _. "-·•.._ . ..___ _ P. ··alllll ........ _, uewerod b)' fClD' a.mbernllh Yr. illd Yrl. Jlol!lrd .KI.I;r averllofacrlpturallbeot 'the ,illd s.ou;; .i lld Emll,y Mllalonary Clnle mot . Klaer illd famli¥ at Ia the ....,. Ill the First Unit- tom; Mr1. Gordan RN ' liia ed Pn!abytartan Churcb Dot. 11111,, of AntiCJ(II;y, illd lfloi. . • Jolm Bobram,· local, a.. bciD7· '1ollowed b7 pre.rer, and readin8 the dovoUons, "To Uve Or To Die" from the ''To- TV DINNERS WINGS. ____ .. ________________ BACU _____________________ .I•. I3 BRIAITI __________________ _,•. 59~ ~ -with . .I. . BANQUET IRAND imiTIIDAY OBmwb SYRACUSE -· Mrl• .CIIIrlee . lib: Klaer a .. o'clock chicken dlmor llila-. IDs tho bb1lldiJ Ill Yr, 1111- . 30~ .. SPECIAL PIG. . AriOmoed-= boaclo_..., 10:30p.m.;Gree~Locka,SI,. ' ,., .~ \ MR. AMIJ MRS. WILLLUIW'; CIIAFIIj,lUII!tWmotA.,.; fir:- coq,ot~q :..Ide :•.: ~- • I ~ ~~· where . Darlene Cholm t.oiNettd ~ A ...~ u " "'· fnmg fftll.l!11"9 - CINIIAMOII WHOlE 383, lluriDg tho pladng Ill Die -!Hili. . """"" .. ._ can J.ealon,• 7 m bome of h!Aaat Coin" Recbel McBride · l!l•!lliilt hiiDdlod. p. ., R. Sial<, Jr., US 51647498,Yed- !W, X,. Marcblng lludl Pa. • reod llomalull3-B.JO Mloalon. Ia 1hloqo.oldflf 0• j~~»,Jllfrl. Emeat Bowlu, Middle- lcallloJdiDa Ca., 108th General ride and 'Field u.-.ors art ' '· ....,.l~lfo-toJOioct· 88 """"" JIO!:L . tal APO So 0 Fra I 1111 th band warded pra,yea ,.,.. • 8 r 0 . an fhll!lo wbld! nllliali IUuo Bird down 4:30a.m.; Peg. WscS, POMEROY S8S03. nc sco, In eU the In llldlllleda, India and !lerra, '1 10-t •. gy Downey up 5 a.m.; Inca "' Mpbcllat Church, 7:30 Tuoa. bllldl and.._.. ID Nev. 6 a.m.; Bockjord d""n 7:15 I. daJ nillrt; Gract ('.oqbell baa SOCIAL 1f0UR ENJOYI!D tlolcl - • In Ao\ clu.. . Bible SluciJ was Chaj>a. 9 whyfar _,::;:. --,., m.; Belleville Locks,Johnl'l>SYRACUSEThe11'81Pllar buslneu meet.. illd 10 of the ltudy book 011 . -.brldeohavo"'-., shak up 10:10 P. m.; Meets Uie ineotiDs ot tho Tri • CoUm;y faa .,., concllcted bJr pres!- Matthew. Yra. McBride, boatQueen down 3:20a.m.; Philip ANNUAL Fo\THER.soN.bur CIUzODa BOIId Badlo Club Sept. deal, John 1lolflnan, at which 011, oerved refreibmeata to -:-..;...uOC:., · · ,; . , Sporn down . 3:40 a.m.; S. M. REIDSVILLE - · The Reeds. qaet, Middleport l.odle. 3q, 25. FollowJna n:IIUne buslneu Ume ltWUIIIIIOUDC:el!thatcapes Frankie Mnnaw, Ada Sack, Jenl<s "' 3:55 L m.; Racine ville WSCS met at the home F. and A.M. Tuoeday, 8:15 p. a IIOdal hour Wll ODjo;yocJ with l1ld been Ordered for the ma. illd MIQome Holmes. Locks, Koone"' 5 p.m.; Wayne 111 Mrs. Rullbla !illlunwa.y 1a m. Ia baaameat I'C!'"!!. refrelbmeata aenod tallr.and ,larattes. The,y..........., to hold d""n 5:50p.m.; Jel!eraon down Tuppars Plain& for Ita Octo- . it lempjo. O.!.S.., .EYUpThi8 lira. Emil E:1llon, Yr. and lira. a l'UDUIIIIII 24th U her meetiDa ..,..lar with a C!Jipler will ..m. Nan I d Jualorl!alllar,cld,ldrODBnd ·and,5thfi!Newi!IIV«< With• 11 · venson up 10:20 p.m.; Katllloen devoUonal prosram, ''Call 1D lllldoo 1111 Now umca R,. Y. illd Paul, Mr. and Yn. lllol- Yra. Joe l'llqb 1111!1 lllre. John down 11:15 p.m.; Nlas Lucky Pre.rer and SelfJltalaJ." tbo S..O. JlaDc!l and IDIII..r111111- br Pldcenl, 10111 Keltll and Fer...chalrDiiuland In SYIIA.CUSE- 'Die VolumiOr 18Jllov..,...; down mldnllftt; Horton up 3:50 program was, "Let tho Euth here. RomJa, Mr. illd lira. Buck . irUoa lllth : ,Firemeo'e Ledll• Auxlllar;ym 011 IHta and1 Mrs. 111111 Sept. 22 will! nine mo a.m.; Elisha Woods dol1'n 7 s. bring Forth." Scripture from WEDNESDAY , Yr. and lira, noa., Ml'l. Jabn m.; Meldahl Locks,l!ayoo La- Paalm 100 and prayers a ad BOSWORTII Colli lite Roy· laa IJODIIe.r, David LipaMIIIII, William Brown 1 cbalr hera onawering roll call with . Jrs Qllid1 Reine down 5:40 p.m.; Brim- readings. In the absence 111 tho c , • Rlcbard Duckwatth and Alato .. • 01 . man. ''What I like to do best." · lfs Conveniertt1 stone down 9:20p.m.; S I e e I alalldSoleeUioatera, 7.30Woei- . ""''te . Yrl. .Jalli,ri . I!Jrt illd Mrs. . YIDU18a of tho lut meetlac preaidlllt and 'Vice preBfdonl, needay Dllltt ill tile J>umavt ""' · Robert L11.!if ..,.... IIIJ)Ointod • ._ L . ..;.... Ranger down 10:15 p.m.; Etna- the bullilless oeoaloa wu COD- " IICI8I A 'j 1 . tC;- · . ibciUt mik . were reed "' AS YOU ARE! Louisville down I Lm.; Allied- clicted b;!' Mrs. UIUan Pick.. c '"fl. SLIGHTLY IMPROVID .. • Jll'O.tem; traa......,.a 1'fiJOrl Asblam up 2 a.m.; Jack Wol, ODI. A caatrlbutloa wao made m..U• at 8115 p.m. at P.NEW IIAVEN Mlsa Karan iDJI'Iql to II!! C11it Ill the old was b;y AlliN WJilte; cllel were THE ford up 6 Lm.; J. s. Lewis Ill : to the aaklnga 111 the call 10 OI"OJ lllll>ter 80, Royal l Arch Llaolnr. ~of Mr. illd biDd tbo10 -.Idbe taken by Ylrle Rizer lild ibe 6:45a.m. ·pre.rer and ael!-4onlal P r a- Yu-. . ... . . .. 'llrL l.awiiuceUe'VI•,toaalor Ulllforml tbatiJU'IJIIQl'Challdat ~ etrde Wil NPOII>Id PAST ' PRESIDENTS, Ladlaa 'realdenta Ill NeW Ha-. h a I II!' bellllnl111 «a...bapd. b,y Mildred ,~. Get ~ Web, gram. lletrolbmoata wora Ml'· A•mlleey, Draw Webster POll bteu nrfCIIII,y Ill of DBPhrttb Georp Bum1 fll:at carda wore TO SELL RUMMAGE ved to aboro and members, ' .18, AmeriCIII La1ion, 7:30Wo4. at •Jowiab Union st., Glo driYa will be. Refrellhmenta ww;wnedby MASON- Mason Chapter 157 Mra. Rolle Thomaa, lira. NeU aeedll, home of Mrs. Geor• 'CinciDMU. liD In 'October. . Mra . Grueler ..-; Jlrl. ilac!d Order oiEastemStarwUIIa.., Wll11111, ·Yra. VIJiall liunpb. llackett, Sr. Jlerarai"IIIHI'ber,. Jill'e.Thel'l'bel·voted to .aavolllo .U· to iuzet Yer;y POMEROY, OHIO a riiiiUIUlge sal<; oo Frldly alii ney, Mrs. &mice Sl>r1111e, and TllURIIJAY ma Clj>ehort, Bald •(I w~oy that •er plated bell ham, Pel plat. illd Linda Kibei . Soturday, Oct. 11·18 at the Ma- aueata, Jlrl. Addle Newell and ~GilT GARDEN c 1 u b, ehe wu slllllltb ilqlro'nwl od to match a.. other be11 Plcbae Mllclred Pla'rce Aar sonic Lodge RaU In Mason be- Mrs. Ina Mllaar. Mrs. Mas- . Tlluredll, home Ill Yre. Eddie ....... In a.. band. The,y also 11H and ... T'la ,_ , ..ft P• . ginning at 9 a.m. Dolatl0118 wUI sar """ awarded the d o o r Smith, Wrho Terncto' at 7:30 !SEE' BAliiD !If!OW "fOtod Ia Ill¥ for tile bus drlv. Pierce, VIckie Rlaer, lite. c:-•1•.0.....,. . be recelvodatthehalloolater prize. Next meetfng will be p.m.;plantsaloplomtd MASON- Yr.andllr.,.Reu- .,.,. .._..,"'-!the.!' 110011 hyLIYODde.t 1114 ~ ~ 11 welcome. REGULAR MONTHLY meetat ..,.. PI'A 1'ueeda.l' His parenta, Mr. and MrL becauoe ..,clal0118 tl1at : ' 7:*!Brtap.ni. at the school. Raymlond Cbue Bald farmer cOCJI)eladon ID tbla conausls very 1mportant -1'7· Grew Gnlllo llab down 9:50 Lm. .meetiDc Tuoaday at 8 p.m. lit monel Slak, Jr., 21, ol Maoon, 1 He Joined the Pi-..gh KANAWHA !!fliER - Mar- I. '"' the acbool. All 11'4llibera was serloua!JowoundedOciGber ...,,~ I! .-.~ ~ mot, OUachita "' 10:45 NIL: 0. lllaUed becik to the Census Bu- ed to aw~ coa.. _ sta as """' ..... F. Shearer .., 11:30 p.m. wm. reou not later tban Feb. 15. -7 In VletMm by a blaot while Reds. DOLLY MADISON OIQP!Q1edbyBeiJReaearch~tol'foiiiD&hUo ~ - A c:ommlllllv' will be be1dllall011e011 .,...,_._ ,_, _..., at 7:30p.m. at the Hemlock Hart and Jean Grloateed, AtteRIIIW were the lbo\'8 ed G cellne pers0118 a 1111 Ju~. lalllr~ct; ~ml- :w-:e 694! ~•!per, IIU'kaand hCrtallon; Yr. IIJn. toa, Mr. Wellman and Yr. DIPer, Yr. llbodes, Mr. llblkle and Mr. Cocbnn, 10UII com.r; Jamee Wfalna, plllllfns commluloa; Mr. CocbnD and Mr. Routh, urban - . 1 and federol hciuela& and Yr. lldara and Mr. Tha. dlo Werth; Dowlloral Leader, Mro. AlllaJclulaon; Recreation. Mro. Patf;f U..,..rd, IIIII tel• phona Mrs. Jllll GrlnateML cbelrmen are, Better YrL Jean Grlnr alc!H• Cltllonahlp Mrs. Sidle Ann Ide; Art, lllrL Dorta Vlclrlre. The dinner waa pot.. tuck. Gomes were .Pialod and the winners were Dor1e VIer Gl'lllllnls, 19'6 42, Wlls and will! 1958 the He .....s -"-n " • Is the oeoond c,.ch lllllled by -. maAnderson. who ........... announced that ~hy .~ Oftleen :~-.~~ =~.-~~;~~.P:: ~s~:!n clat. OES, Tuollla1 nllbt. home kers,__Patfl_:~, lloliorti_ -·u- pa-"et --'•'•'·-~ rr1.: of Wo-CUpootter, Pam- ~. Ann Zorfllo, Glldyo eroy - Mason, 20.19; Hlntoo, 8 tin, lire. RlcbaH A. l'lrtlan, · · lltrMI; ~ ~· and lira. llollert L. Vtrlla, Yin . WtdMr Thabet, -·~ ~ Y. l.ace7 W, (hb + .•IWIIe and Jlck . Woiltord, LNtar ~. 'J'bo. · . . ~. 1111~ Wellman lad Yr. , mu llolle.r, Mill £lma WJINEWIIAVJ!N-ThoRlYon Raurh, ~~ Cle.rlllllldoillll 'IWDI; lllrL l!:molt Edward~, Homtmakere IIOCQd otllcon Wallace llirilib, 1!;- fltt; Ef, · Jr. 4lid lnrllnt "!' lire. 1lalph whon thO)' met r-ntl,y atlhl entt Grimm, lfr'; ~~~ • W.' co uthlfaatdlulllrter. homoolYrLha~hal't.Tbe Yr. lldlr' llllitlllilor; Yr. new prealdent lo Yro. RGblrta Grimm lad Mr. Thabet, floo4. l\laJnlrd; 'Vice Prtlldent, )In, wall; N.lal Mlntlla illd Mr. WeU. Gladya llert; tecrelaey, MrL 111111, flnonct; Mr. Smith, HerAM Zerkle; ri!pcrtet, Mro. Sa· q Rilodll.and llollert Cocbnn, Sundo7. IIIII Rod Join Reds COCA-COLA ·act '69 cen SUS. ~ F"JD'IIfeS. -oDue Soon Shepard )lilrtleliNIM· Ja.tllt t!wk il!eiD- ~CoNI~, l!lil ' Clllllqijdf. ·' . · . ,....;.: Pll'llllllilctiC!i'4"-o 'i*lltout- 'I(IQW ll; 'B. 'lloriiD •• ""·· rlllttllulder I "'firld~;O(Ibo. lfelo' woriiOIIta at - · ltidl11111 J!olli. ·GIJI;, , ~. ·$ , _.., .!!), lbo d!Mrlc1 Wud. . , ' 11;)-, ,,, · · • · . '" · . . 1~ . aad ......,..... ,Ill Jade ~ehu mn... illd ~ Orl~··· wbo ' ' : '. ' i i«• ....,.. .... •ndel lio<!Q, aa d .. patrolman rl,. camt, ~ Ntii',Y'fl' liJ' ~ I!! . .,1'11111!*'0!1 Ill ;lltiiDI.,.ala · Pll\le..i bm-. at. :!bl 'l arlil -~ ~ II. , · . lbo ........ . . . . ,p\:0~ loill ~aaue.. - I I i Ill~ l!wlt.-1-_, 'fai!IUclltwl',ldiMI"""'Ibe s~ w~~a-l!i.leWd, lh!t. ,lat~lle , , ·.<:• . • Blral0, ; , , ~ tq ...ut:; iiiii· U. .~ .J!IN!III¥.""-:. !1' ilto'l' f!l of .lho ~· Yl~ II\ the : ' ilre, .._ A.~ Jr., f!e, .... aow a 1111111 .nc ~ .. 'Oih~ :ii iaJidlf\11011 at aiCOIId lllll!lo,hodoun't~~- .~ ~ iG.; lq Lm. 11011.:. WUlflcl ·be noodtd G1rfD1 I' i1 • Pofllt. ''~clltoR!fv Ill Ia IIIIa ~~ '· ~ . Jiit. . . . . . ~ . ,IMII Astz, taU--.. ... ·. , Haai .st.1 ~I %)lfll .and· nialfc." ·IJil Wnka lho Mlita 'M$\ .. '·...•fur, · 1157 p.m. ~. Jli'QII'aDIJI~IO .Uib, .lnMji,OUciil ol ;a ' lralllc fOQiht tlleho irlt li&to the Hri11 V. o? i; lin. · c..-1 D. Mert- "''lppogr· the htadt of IQW.ja.. llllht 011 . ~cikiG!r,. A.-.. Ill 24111 onmorlt, lllitidi'ltltL - ;WihdJI~ Dr., 1011, comehciuMIIO!da. · · 4ir '1111'11..1 IIIJI.adouble Uno tbo tourtll ·and !lflh ...... 8:Qtp.m. ~. , CQmdJ •wardld a ,....un.. • ~... A~ to.»*".m an achoclu)ed bon W.....edll. · ·1· ~ all alld dlellll Dill · c to ,. .,_.. ,, . ~· . and Tllurldv. U ~ • lad . . ~lt E, doi!iier. lllo- the Tala CO., . throullt Ita' lb.; c-cn COIIIIIlltttt~ ~ , aovenCilare. ft!Ceiaaey, .tlllf!l , a Fnilch, "*"1 lbdb Mar. . . ed b.Jr, ,..,..,~..,. · ~ be Ia Baltlmon, S.lllnlaJ illd IWI, . Yl'li. '1t'*l• P, Mar~ llomem•ken Eleet ·AriMitt 1loli'th alld Cerl Sldera, u......, ' . :,:-J . ~~ . . . . ,'7,• . • YORK (Uf0-n. ~ - ~. at th• nao:GIINtdl,ywtU • *' · .,: ._ I /~ ·~o:~~,~ , ·raB~~i'~R, H<· .-' · • · . ::r--~~ ~ try·,-·:, v, ·· :D~Jittter TiitJa;y' .• _ ,. . ~ ' ; . .:>\ j, . ' • • '! :· ''·~ ~ .... . I ~ ' i -~ ...... . IGnes feunlf .: · . jullto rolls �r ·Pillllip Witt of Columbuo ,..1 '!'e &lnday pot of Min Frtecia Fuhnle. Mra. Lammo Llihter 1 PIttent at Holzer Hoipltat 'ror tile IIUt two Mtks, to ~~~~ and - c t · to be returned to luir home later this week. Mrs. Ann Webster of Rutlancl and Mr1. JedWebater, Sr., Pomeroy apent ·the weekend 1n Weatervllle vllltlng Mr. and llre. Daniel Struble and chitdren. The,y were Joined lor a dinner !llnday by J.\ln Webster. Mr. 100 Mrs. Chllrtes Bland and aons, Mark 100 David, Talmadge, were weakeN! guesta or Mrs. Peart Reynolds, Mrs. Minerva Chllders, and. Mrs. Nina For Levy REEDSVn.LE - The River. view PI'A mot at the ochool the evening of Oct. 6 lllth Jobn Riebel, ioc:al achool -~ dent, and L 0. McCGJ<, . vice proaldont of the Eaatern Local School Board, preoent ro expllln how Important It t s the local PI' A support the renewal or the school operating levy to be voted on Tuesctay, Nov. 4. Mr. Riebel suggested a pnster contest among the students on the renewal of the three mlll operating levy. During the business session, conducted by the president, Mrs. Marpret Brown the orpnlzaUon voted to go on record endorsing the renewal of the levy needed tn the East. ern Local School District. Flog pledge was led by Paula Hauber. Mrs. Grace Weber's room received 1he attendance banner and reading circle book lor the most parents atDavid Chadwell exteooed thanks lor the weddlnggittlrom the PI' A, and reported that there are 91 members tn the PI'A, 100 Mrs. Grace Weber'• room won Drat prize in the memberahlp drive, second Mrs. Carolyn Franz's room and third David Chadwell's room. Members voted ro let t h e eighth grade class have a tund- raising project at the school festival Oct. 11. It was noted that window blinds are badlJ< needed In the first, seconct and third grade Sheila Moe Faulk Engaged , Mrs, Karen Leslie, Mrs. ' HE ·L ING C R d utings at amtp eviewe Francis Asbury near 11 Rio ,, Halloween Theme ory Smith, aon of Mr. 100 Mra. Howard Smltll, onblslothblrth. day amtver81J'7. Games were pla.yed llith leVoral prizes being awarded. A decorated coke was servedllilll loe cream 100 coke. Guests at the party were TinA WUdermuth, Pam Vau&han. RlclQrTa.ylor, Chrle TOj'lor, Troy Grittilh, Je/J Gruel81', Klke Owena, Todd Smith, Brent Seth, 100 Rldcy Smith. Alao ,lll'elent. were Eddie Brown, Duxle Waltors, Sandy Johnson, Mary Bradbury, Jennifer Goble, Jefr and Jtm Tyo, Twlla Clatworthy, and Jerry Swartz, A rea. ture or the service was a ut. any on Biblical treatment of issues In toda.v's news. At the conclusion~ the youth meettng, the _ii'OIIP celebrated the birthday of Mary Beth Sta. GOLIEN WillOW lYIIIIIIUSR Elllllll & BAKERY BUYS! IIOLSUI.F.IT FILL I!'ALSE TEETH r ft With Little Worry Vin, daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Do your false teeth annoy and emJack Slavin, advisors. Cake and be.rnu you by coming looee and dropping whenever you eat . laueh PIES .l ' EACH NOW SJ.OO OFF bats. SILVER DUST LAUNDRY DETERGENT 1.. TOP QUALITY ~· ,.. cln ' .:f ...~; . ,. ' .. ' '\' . . l THESE CALLJIE STYLE ' ROA .-! ' ,..., .. A',,t ·· OUR OWN HOllE IIADE S-AU·SAGE 1.. FOR BIG SAJfNGS ... . . s 'LB. WHOLE OR .HALF SLAB SUCED. 59c •:, ' FREE .... .llWft' .y . . ·.· I turn on a ~· .~. . . ' . ; .. i. ·; • • ,I . ' . • . ,BUYS!' .. .. Y• .' ., BACON . . ·NERS . bargain! . SPEOAL SAVINGS .. .: i. ;~ WE INVITE YOlJ TO 0111 MVINGS . · PAITY••• Electricity may bE! the biggest bargam in your bu?get! • Because you are enjoying electricity in more and more wonderful · ways, naturally your electric bills are larger than·they used to be. But-.aren't you glad · ,the Ohio electric light and power compai11~s have:been working to keep the price per kilowatt hour lowl • When you live electrically, you're in ~ ste-p with the times. It's a turned on world. • MOO IE' . EATS TRY ). WE size ~ .'i ,. ' • SELf CLEANING •.. WHI$PER-QUIET- wldt, fllltNIICI deSillfled so that traction elemanta lutonlltlcally kldc out mud and snow - ksep tread open, elweys naacty.for. ection. Variable pitch 1nd sipe desian hushes ennoylna II. • urns • DEEP POWERFUL TRACTION - wtnter treld with I lion bars.ro arip.and·IO in the dupes! mud oi' snow. Sutt; swerve-tree stops, too. $ MAXWELL HOUSE ·. ~· IIG. 59e • Alii RETAINING LINER- ehlorobutyt rubbtr, to let you pleetieally foraet Inflation w«rles, •IAI'ER WINTER DRIVIII!I·- studies pr... IIIII wlnier tim stop belter,track stral&hter lllan "'UIIt trtld tires. 992·5186 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 32 oz. CHERRY PIE FILLING Now Many Wear INSTALl 675·2460 PT. PLEASANT, W. VA. WAGNER$ .~ing~o;gltt:~1DGr~:OII>:<Y~but=unab~:le~MII~:PL:UN~I~m~,~P~.O.:I~OI:7~515:i5,~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~:~ road noise. ! lAD WILDERNESS Mr. 100 Mrs. Roy Lee Howell of Comfort, w. Va., an omounclng the birth of a nine )ICIIIIId, 13 01moe aon, Nathanlei Edward, on Oct. 12 at Chsr- TEXACO a nan.as RIPE The term, horse lalltudes, is said to have originated tn the early days when wind· jammers sailed the Atlantic. The calms and heat of the area killed cargoes of horses which were frequently trans· portej. Weather·QUICK CLEANING SnoTrae. WHISPER· QUIET can CHEllE PRODUCE GALORE You can panel any roem In your ho ..• aH N ••· aured It will stay os beoottful as the day It woo lnotalled. 2% size CHEF'S DELIGHT ALSO Ready To Use Prefhrlshed MatchlnJ UoldiiiJ EF.SE •PE .WilD CROSS SONS • lYONS MAllET BTLIND DEPARTMENT STORE party Soturday honoring Greg- pkp. PUMPKIN SELLEBRATE A llallowoen theme was carrled COlt tn decoration~ lor a ,. . LIBBY'S COME IN AND HELP -US Highlights Party . Pill ' Walker Re-Enli"'s TRUST YOUR HOME HEAT TO••• ., :, /_3'.l, '·: mmn. fllllll, Kooi. Aid were served. Pres- or talk ? Then sprtnkle PAB~ -"' J-M ~ otif,/your plates. PASTEETR. ~ . ent were Jtm lllJU !gil, • .-.~ den tun• nrmer tonpr-haldll theJw> Karen Price 1 ~__.... Johil~·;o.o:J.ore comrort;,~'k too. Maku eatlD.a.· . . . . """ - - ,,. -..Jer.FASTE Ia alkaline. Won't' CeremoniaJ and friends' night Karen Johnson, Jennifer Go- eour. No gummy , i'OOey , paaty tute. ture~~ that ftt are essential to observance of Mary S h r J n e, bIe, Eddie Brown, Mike Tay. Den bealt'latfz{hur dttntlst regu1arl,-. Oet P atall dru1 countera. White Srrtne or Jeruaalem, was lor, and Twi.la Clatwortb,y, Mr. and Mrs. WUiard Walker, Langsville, received word from their son, PFC Forrest Walker, stationed In VIetnam, that he had re-enlisted In the lellon City Hospital. U. .s. Army lor a three year Grandparents are Mrs. Ralph period. He Is In lmti - air- · Br&li d. Comfort; Edward How- · cratt malntenan..,, Walker ts ell, d. Pomeroy, 100 Mrs. Bet- a 1967 graduate or Rutland!Ugll t;y HoweU of Middleport. Mr. School, IUs address is PFC and Mrs. HoweU have two oth- Forrest Walker, 285-44-4428, er ehlldren, Dmnte Ray, five, Co. A, 123rd A.V. Bn., APO and Sllerrle, two. San Francisco, Callf. 96374. 'I\' I "\ JE~o·s bl1'11ll meedng. Announce B(rth ' conructed the entire worship Mrs. Neutzt!ng. of churches beiDi urged by to atteoo tile party was Kel1¥ LOS IIIIEW, CAL 11005, All 1111£ Horse Latlludes Ta.ylor • &lnday morning the youth group service In observance or Laymen'a &mday. Participating By Mary Shrine le Atherton 100 Mrs. Alice Curtis; Mrs. Pauline Myers• room, Mrs. Frances Holsinger, Mrs. Maraleen Kimes 100 Mrs. Pbyllta Larkins; M r s. held Friday nlgllt at the IOOF CVolyn Franz's room, Mr1J.. halt , Pomeroy. A program on friendship was ~ Lewis, Mrs. Marlene Putpresented by Mrs. Maxlno Wlnnam, and Mrs. Comie Reedi gf'f:'l:, The ceremonial was ex .. David Chadwell's room, Mra. Bett;y Buchanan, Mrs. E If t e empllfted by Mrs. Minnie M. Haubor, and Mrs. Elizabeth Abbott. Presented were John Smith~ Waldo Miller's room, Evans ot LBIO¥ette 9Jrlne, GaL Kr1. Delores Frank, M r s. llpolts; Mrs. Lucille Nefr, dJSFrances Reed, 100 Mra. Car<>- trlct deput;y; and Mra. Pauline 1yn Ruth, and Mrs. Graoe Web- Atldns, cllatrlct chairman of er•a room, Mrs. Martlyn llan- materlal obJective. II1D1, Mrs. Maxine Whitehead, Awroxlmatet.v 50 attended 100 Mra. Dolly Reed. the observance presided over Refreahmenta were served by Naomi Brinker, worll1)' blgtJ by the teachers. priestess. A collee boor was held at the conclus!ou of the •'1.~ .• ' i;' . j MR. AND MRS. CHARLES FAULK, Pomeroy, areannounc- 0 -. I H 0 Ly World Community World Communlt.v Day plana wtll be made at a meeting ter, Sheila Mae, ro Mr. Gerald Hollon, son ol Mrs. Opal Hol- Thuraday, 2 p.m. at the Trlnlon, Minersville, aOO Ute late James W. Hollon. Miss Faulk is lt;y United Church d. Christ, a graduate of Meigs High School, class or 1968. Her fiance, a Mrs. Ben Neutzlln& president 1966 graduau. of Eastern High School aN! tha Columbus Ar>- of Church Women United of drews Barber College, is presently employed part time at the Meigs County, llliiClWiced. Central Point Barber Shop In Colmnbus. He also worh with otrlcers of Church Women the United Parcel Service, COlwnbus. United 100 the key women from TI1e wedding will be an event of Sunday, 2:30 p.m., a t the ""ch or the churches In Meigs Laurel Cliff Free Methodist Church. The custom ofQPen church Coonty are asked ro attend the will be observed. meeting. Arrangements witt be macle for the proaramrobeprosented at World Communlt.vllay on Nov. 7 at the Middleport First United Presbyterian Weekend outings at C am p lions to contemporary movies. Church. A good reproaentation '· ° G H o s' Day is Planned IW1I! lloone ~ beola!lcW, some edlb,le, lllil IOIIIe VII')' polGill, ·a Ald. h mentioned IIIII illl!l knolill cute for chryllllllthemums were tllopllyed. Juo:tps pve _e flr.C t6 Mre. JOYioll, a oocond to Mto. WW, 100 a third to Mlaa IIIUIIIInoon. The next meedng wl!l Mr1. Wut anil rnembfitl. to toke or~ Jeaturllil = [lioD 11 msetlng d. the Ohio A1o Mr. 100 Mrs. Ctarence &l.Y- IOdation d. Carden Clubs to dor of Akron are tn Middleport be bold at the Lake Hope Lodae 'rialtinglrlends. · an Nov. 1. Mra. C, E. stcJut was ~ to handle rna- il1: the engagement and approaching marriage of their daugh- Observance Held · are Mrs. Oltve Osburn's A theriW 11.eet1Di wilb U.. lorlal for '"<non T h u m b prdeli club II l!li .r•Utpol[l lfoteJ" In D-ber, a00 Mri. Slate ~~~~- 111 Ott. 21 waa Robert Joweli lllil Mr1. Norplomed WIIM tile Sial' Gardea 111111 .WW wlU pro- tile Oc. Ctl!b met recenii.Y II !be hqme. ~..!'t~ PI::;, Mr M. d. Mre. Orion Noleon. ~- llle . . •· Emphosla d. lite tllal'lll)' !!:; Nel..., waolnltall'!'iupn.. meeting will be on Tbllll<Qiv- !dent of the clul>,.Slle ""' ing ornnaoment• rrom • r t IOIIIed m ... ....,.... ofrGIOI loom and 1111011 net. Mrl. ~- rrom ... ..- d. Mrll. RubJ aid Minor, Nre. Vlrtlll A~l, · ~~ PlaJdlal d. Bulbs",... Mro. C. B. Stout and ll ~ 1. JIDIOI Nicholson will clemill- l1le PIW loplc u~bT strate orranaementa for t h e ""' prolldlllt. Slle 1 lherlp¥ group. bulbo ahould be planted ln Contests 100 poemo .IIIU be - · 100 not ta rows, lhlt han!Ued by Mrl. Nonun jVW .....,.. ohould loom ro nat100 Mrs. Minor, end Mrll. WW . urallze with balbslolloiiiDJ tiiIIIII makethetableorranaement nell..,. oanfull.7 1 to depth IIIUt refrelhmento to be plan- ~ '"' tile abo d. the ned by Mrs. Orion No11011. .bulbs. Aloo planned durtn&themeetMn. Ray Nlcbohan told of ing was attendance at the Re- the value and ~ of lllnal. Bland. Grande were discussed When the Methodist Youtl1 Fellowship met &mday night at Hesth United Methodist Church. rooms. Also a slaw cutter Js were made dur ing the Plans needed In the kitchen. A report was given that the paving of the meeting for a car wash to be same court was completed, and held Saturday from 9 a.m. oo 4:30 p.m. at Middleport vlltn operation. lage hall. A Halloween party The refreshment stand at the was alao planned and will be dedication t( the Reedsvllle held on Oct. 30 at 7:30 p.m. Belleville Dam was reported The program featured reacas being successful. School will be dlomissed Friday, Oct. 30, Gle ro the Southeastern oh i o teachers meeting. Room mothers for the school ' '' Thf#rapy Meeti·ng Rl9n.ned PTA on Record tending. J " : • \o .. . ·"'!("our Ohio ., ..r ·~~ I ,, .' i ' · •I . !?' ::a:a~trle cOrnp~es The Cincinnati Gas & Electric Company Tbe ~iyt011 ¥'!' a~~-~~h\ OortiP.'!"Y Ohlo E~lsqn Com~any The Cleveland Electnc lllum>natmg Company Mononaahela Power Cllillpanl . Ohio Power Company Columbusand Southern Ohio Electri~ Company . · · ' : 1 The Toledo Edisbn C.mpany Providing low cost,. reliable pow(fr to 8 miii/Oh peopllit '· . i :...•rr . . • · ·•. "• The stDr; # Yai!IIS tills Willi • wt ~··ate 011' 31'11: Annlvers•y as 11!1 "8. 113 M.s." ' . . . . ., •• ·~ .;, ' OCI. 15-16-17-11 �WANT SCIOTO LIVESTOCK HOGS: 200.:30, 26: No. 1, 26.25; 230.:40, 25.75; 240.:60, 25.25; 26o.:so, 24. 75; 1M.:oo, 25,50; 180-190, 24.25. Sows, 23. 23.80. lloBrl, 19.50-19.75. Stoek . Hogs, 21.50.:3.20. Pigs by Head u.:o. CATTLE: 743 Head. Choice steers, 29.:9.60; Good, 27.:s .. 10; Standard, 20.:5. G o o d Heifers, 26.:7 .50; Standard, 23.25.25. Good Cows, 19.21.50; UtUU,y, 18-18.75; camor and CutiA!r, 17 down. Bulls, 24.:5. 85, Feeder steers, 22.50.:8 .• 40. Heavy Stoek Calves, 31.50 . 36.50. Holstein Feeder steers, 25.20.:6.40. VEAL CALVES: Choice, 40; Good, 39; . Medium, 37; com. merclal, 34.50. Baby Calves by Head, 27. 49. Lambs, 26.25..27.75. ·Bargains And More BtWgains ·In S~ri.ti~el . Classifieds AP INFORMATION . DEADLIHU · 5 • ·""· D•Y lof•• ,_.Hutlon Mwe 0••411• ' .... 1 c••• uetiet~~• a. c....cu.... Will 1M •~Ju,ie4 wntll 9 •·•· fer 0". of P~llcetl•n Pill •P Mw with 1.....,.: ,,..... tiCNM tt-tl!'l (tit. , ...... h ,. ... ..,e ..,._ ... 1... ..... ·•··· ,., ........ De~ 11..., ' ........ T """" JXPEII · Phone ~l4). fn·nR 1967 ------$1895 CHEVROLET s· s .ss -GUARAJriEED- white exterior finish with biCick vinyl interior trim. jl'l..,tlons . 1966 25 ,., cut Discounl on ,.ld odt BUICK --..:.------$1695 Wildcat HT Cpe. White finish. Blk, vinyl trim. Good tires. •utomatic, power steering. Radio. end odt ~Nill wlthil'l 10 Hy1. · CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY $1 .50 f01 SO WOld •inl""'"'' h . 1964 Mdltiortol word 2c. tiMfftlftt . to 12100 ..._ S.tur.ley Pomeroy Motw Co. Notice PT. PLEASANT >:XPERIENCEillnteriorandexLIVESTOCK SALES CO, U.Ijor pointing, root, carpeDIMPORT ANT Ml!:ETING of the PT. PLEASANT, W. VA. trJ and masonry work. Roncongrepdon or the Trlnitl' Ssblrday. Oct. 11, 1969 nie Hubbard. Pllone 992-2216 Church of Christ, United Hogs - 175 to 220 25 to or after 6 p.m. 992-3511. Tuesday, Oct 14, 7:30 p, m. 26.10; Heavies 21.80 to 24.30; lth'l-121p at the church. All members at 22.50 to 24.50; Fat Sows 21 all church orpnizatlons, Into 22.75; Boars 17.50 to 18.cluding women's groups, Sun- ROOF REP AIR and romodol· 80; Pigs 7.50 to 16.50; Stock lrw; aloo lrUrlorpolnti111and day School Deot, choir, counSloats Hy lid. 18.50 to 25. remodell111, by cortract. cil and all other interested CATTLE - Steers 20.60 to Free eotlmate. Phone 992members should attend. 24. 10; Heifers 17.75 to 20 .50; We so anywhere, 2806. 10.8-.ltc Fat Cows 18 to 20.25; Camers 10-l..ftc · 12 to 17; Bulls 22.60 to 23.90; Stock Cows and Calves 165 SEE THE amazing "Hawaiian ANOTHER shipmentofwomen's Hip ies" as part of the talent to 23V ; Stoek Steers 22 ID 28 .• ard children's used clothing showcase, 8 p.m., saturday, f.O; Stock Heifers 19.75 to 24. has arrived Jeffers Cloth-O~L 18, at Southern H i g h 75; Stock Steer Calves 24 to Ing, Rt. 33, going toward fair School, nacine. 32.70; Stock Heifer Calves 22 grounds. 10-13-Stc .... to 27.75. 10·10.6tc VEAL CALVES - Tops 39 ,. -----------50; Seconds 39.10; Medium 34.- BOB'S REDUCING Sslon and WANTED, RIDE 5 days week, Health Center is now open, 50 to 36.50; Common & HeavMondll)' through Friday to 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. by wolntAthens from freight depot in Ies 33.25 to 39. 10. ment, 5 p.m. to lOp.m. no apMonkey Run. Must be In All>, pointment necessary. Locatens by 7:30 a. m. Phone 992ed below K and K Mobile GALLIPOLIS, OHIO, 2226. Homes, P o i n t PleaSant SALES REPORT of 10.10.6tc Phone 675-2454 or 675-4020. Ohio Valley Livestock Co. -----------10-3-tfc Ssturday, Oct. 11, 1969 I WILL plcklt> merchandise and HOGS 175 to 220 lbs. take to auction on a percentYOUR TV set has a bad picture 26 to 26.50; 220 to 250 lbs. tube? Chuck can repair it am ap bulL Jim Adoml, 26 to 26.50; Light 22 to 26.aucll.._, Rutland. Plloae guarantee it B r i n g It to 50; Fat Sows 18 to 22; Slags I-23-1Cc Chuck's Audio, 152 Butter- ,_ 7f2-4411. 15 to 20; Boars 15 to 18; oot, P<~nef<IY. Phone 992 • Sows & Pigs 100 to 125; ~ats l~Uc SKATE-A-WAY sa!ECUU:5080. 8 to 20. Bock to Schacll JIUV, FriiiQ, CATTLE - steers 22 to Ocl. 3, fret &1ft for • ...,_ 29; Heifers 20 to 26; Baby ·ruE UNDERSIGNED wlll orrer Hall-n .]JU't;J, FrldaJ, Oct. Beef 24 to 30; Fat Cows 16 tor sale, at publi~ auction, on 3L ~nWedlloodiJ,FrldiJ, to 22; Canners 16 to 20; Bulls Ssturday, October 25, 1969, and Sotllrdl)', 1:38 to 10:SO. 18 to 24; Milk Cows 100 to at 10:30 a.m., at the homeoC AYIIIIble Cor pu1iOICIIl...... 200. the late Cora B. Rupe, at 12 VEAL CALVES - Tops 39; Lynn st., Middleport, Ohio, dQ, 'l'UoodQ, 11111 nlaht• and SotunlaYaale ~ the' perso!lll pr1lj1611;f OC'thll Secoilds 32 to 38; Medium 30 dQ oflernoonL PllaDe 98tt. ' to 35; Com. & Hvs, 26 to 36; la(e Cora Rope being hous&3929 or Cheater 9M-35M. Culls 25 to 30. hold furniture, goods, and sf0.:140tc SHEEP - Ewes & Lms. 6 fects ~onsisti~ In part o! a to 15; Stock Ewes 5 to 10; gas stove, table aOO f o u r Fat Sheep 5 to 10; Culls 1 ~hairs·, washer, electric reto 5; Bucks 5 to 10; Fat WetbCrlgsrator, dining room table, ers 5 to 10. five chairs, and side board, SYRACUSE V.F.D. LAMBS - Tops 27.50; Secsewing machine, living room Havo Added To Their onds 24 to 26; Light Wts. 16 suite, tables, bedroom suite, ConolgnMont Sale; to 20; Common 15 to 18. Zenith · TV, radio, rugs, tllo c-. Ph. 6 ROOMS, bath, laundry, full basement. Phone alter 5:30 p. m. 992-3981: 111-9-Gtc Lost 1161.-..lo 1lolllr ..UOIII Slrwlct DAY 11F ' JII..J . . . CALi.. IIAILINGt SERVI'CE 99).21<13 ,.....,.p,·,. . QAYWZ•2U1 . NIGHT D73Zf For Sale ILAUTNAIS For Rent or Sale 1:410 P.M. PCIMIIOY, OtiiO Nullce To -------------=ao OP~N EVES. for The Fl. . :. Pllil"f . . . &A.tt BUSINESS SPACE, W. Second St., Pomeroy, Phone 9925059. OFFICE HOURS 1:30 o.111. to S:OO P·•· Deily '. .PHOMEHZ·iiM For Rent _$495 CH EV. SPECIAL Biscayne 2 Dr. 6 cyl. ·Automatic trans. Good tires. Needs paint job. Normally sells at $895. BLIND ADS. Add1tio110l 25c Chor.. ,_, Ad.,or· VACMt."Y Cor two elderly ...... pie. Prefer prl¥118 paid paderts. Pl!one lllaaon, '1'135185. 10-&Cc WIMtlilfti•at POMEROY HT Cpe. Low mileage, outo. 1rans., PS, radio, ' . ',, & MaMo C:.ontloo ,,ot.,.l•d ..........I loft ,.,,.. ....,... c~~er.. 7Jc 12 c•n11 ,., word tlwft MMOCU• tlvo ht. .nloM. ' 11 II:Onfl per Word tl• CIMtiOCutiVI •~~or•" • Dir. ... S..VI~t .MelJt, Gellla For Wont A4 hr¥1ce I130 ' ' Polneroy ·Motor eo. AA.TES COnti Business Servi~es ----------~--~-----. REGULATIONS Tt• P..a..II,Mr ro•er~t tM rlfht t• dll 01' r•i•ct ony odt d. . Nd ..,_ tfttl•n.l . Tt. pwbllther will 1101 M r•t,.ntlllolit for ..,. tha.11 0110 hM .. roitt irl.. rtlon. J . ' ..... # . .t s- Tile Dollv Sentinel, Mlddloport.RomerC~J~, 0 . October 14, 1969 Market Report ' ". ,• ' . ., " ,__, For Sale OLD UBERTY Theatre bullcl1111. Nice. Very reaacnllle. Phone 992-5251. 1().12-ttc ' ..fl. POODLE PIJPPIE8. AKC 'hi ..inlllt.n, " ' IIIII .. 1111111 nntcellldp 1• . , _ : R.MI-IPOIT, "· Rnii!IP ' - ' II~. ' 1..~----_;._.j IU litU. ------------ LOST, smallb lack ladles' purse In vicinity or Middleport. Reward given If loond. Call Ma· For Sale NEW, -THREE -..on coronson 713-5334 after 5 p.m. 1958 JEEP, $650; 28 ft. house ial deolllned home, 11'.1 botho, 10.14-:ltc traller, 1 bedroom, all alumceramic Ule, lull booement, town, ~50. Ph. 992-5860. connecting prase, utllltl' 10.8-3tc Wanted To Buy room, air conditioned. Phone CIDNA CABINETS, round 18· 55 GALLON DRUMS, good Cor 992-3454. .:... -----~------bles, old clocko, etc. Write 1().11-ftC REMOVE EXCnB belb' auld trash, $2.50 each. PomerC~Y or M. D. Mlller I Rt. 4, -----------with naldex llblola. Od1 JWik Co. lo-8-12tc P<lllerC~J~, phone 992-4271. 1969 EARLY American otorto $LS9 ot Noloon Ilru]J. 6-26-ttt CAMPERS and travel trailero, radio Clllllblnldon. Baautlful t-11Solld State unit with 4-Cieed . Banner and Cantlnental. Low chall&'lr, 4. apeaker aOund -----------PIGS WANTED. Everett Hoi· price, 10 percent to U per· systAOm. Balance $89.32, Use COAL, . LUMP, Olio ...,.., comb, Albaoy, Phone 698cent savings. Come to Gaul' a our time payment plan. mine nm. Exeololor Salt 3465. Trailer Solee. Phone 985 • 992-3352. Works, Eul Mala st., p,... 10-12-311> 3832. Two mile• north ol 1().9-lltc ' lf<ll'· 992-31tl. Cheater on lit. 7, Walch tor 8-11-Ut: TRUCK SCALES. Everett Hoisign left on COUIIQ' Raad 36, comb, Albany. Phone 698WALNUT SOLIDSTATEStareo, - - - - - - - - - - - - - l~Otc 34 65. 1111111 . Real Es....... l:or Sale dual >Ohmlecha111er, control,44~ 10-12--311> lntermll<ed ..,_. _____ _ _ ___ _ _ SIAMESE male kitten, age 9 er OOUllll qatem, with AM & D..W.Iweeks. Maoon 7'13-5483. FM radio. Balance $8L46. GINSENG $38pound; yellow root 10.111-3tc $2.35 pound; wild ginger root Uae our time ~~QD~ent plan. FAMILY HOME - Alm(.;;t oh 45 cents poundj Mayapple 992-3352. acre, 3 ··-badroomo,plfta6 ....... root 35 cents pound. Blllllal· AWNINGS, storm doors and 111-....c tl' parkiJII apoce, bath, utililey, Reedsville, Ohio. marwindows, earporta, -----------tJ' room, 2 porchn, C<liiHinl I0-12-6tc quees, blown and baU Insula- USED eiANOS, two nice reconblock oulbulldi111, el- ln. tion. Elmer WhitAO, Illes repdltioned ~lght pla001 with _ ·- - - __ - - - - - - - $8,000. reientodve. For free est!· bench. Free delivery. C a I I G.L HOME - 2 story frame, Pets For Sale mates, phone Qarlea Ll•le, Rutland Furniture, 742-421L ' 3 boclrooms, bath, nice lot, WE'VE MOVED, Barkaroo KenSYracule. V. V. Johnson and 10.12-3tp port baaomeut, low WcH. nels. Beagles, banets, dacfl.. Son, Inc. 5-l.Uc -----~-----MAKEUSANOFFER. shunds, scotUes, poodles, c o c k e r s, we sties ard Gt<u;N lli!:ANS, pick Jfllll" G1m. DUE TO THE death of 1111 hua- WILLIS IDLL - 2 bedroOma, bond, I hove Cor sale tho P. I story frame, cellar, lml· schnaUzers. Right at Torch, $1.50 bulllel. Andr.. CrGoo, R. Root Sheet' Metal Slop, tatlon brick aiding, $1,500. Ohio, 4th house right. BoardLetart Faile. 1th'l-121c !~. ~:~';.~:.::~ HENRY Q.ELAHD, INI<or lll-12-7tc stock, paint and aU per.-! Offlc;_992-2259 NEW OIL FURNACE, instailed, --------- - -$495. Terms a¥1llable. Ph. pr~ercy used In said ahop. •-.11_ .,,:Z.2561 ........ •· oiool(~ «! ,. ~, .. 992-3352. t S I '1'u o a es. .. pfete and eotabUshed bus!. . - -....- - -.. 1~68 FUIUJ F-100 pickup truck, ness. l&rs. RlchardRoot,738 RaJ Ellala Brobr PbCIIle 992-234Z . 6 cylinder, custoni cab, IOIW . Second Ave., Middleport, 0. MJMieport, 01110 Phone 992-2336 after 5:30 5-d-lfe wheelbase, 28,000milea, A-1 p.m. _ ... ___________ cundldon. Paul Orr 9493192. 1().12.3tc 1D-8-6tc ------------ Business Services SPINET PiANo. Wanted, r&AIR COIIDI'l'IONING, Rafrlpr1968 FlAT 4-<loor sedan, low apanslble J1UV to take over aUCIIl Mnlco. Jack'& Rllfrl. mUeage, goo3 tires, goOO. co~ low monthly paymenta on a Pbane dldon. $1250. Phone 949SDinet plano. be aeon I<>3025, cally. Write Credit Malll&er, ~ci I0-1().7tc P 0 Box 276 - .......... e o o 1 .:XI81M311'1&1. f Indiana. J().l4-12tp - - - - - - - - - - - - - - ------------ ----------:---- --------- -- --- -------------- _____ _____ _ can ____________ _ -----------· -- can ------- ----- can ------------ Cleland •-J can ------------ can -------------- WORLD ALMANAC FACTS lamps, chairs, dishes, aM miscellaneous items. Terms: '51 Station Wogon, W•shlng cash on hand at day Tn~nlte. or sale. Merrill Briggs, ExecutoJ:", Este!AO ol Cora B. RUllO, d&ceased. 1().12-3tc that Park, tnat of green in the ·skyscrapers, owes thanks for Its existence to poet William Cullen Bryant. In the summer of 1844, he suggested in the New York Evening Post thai a park would be most welcome. The authorities took up Bryant's cause and bought up 840 acres of land, pro'di th '1 'th VJ ng e C I Y WI 3 retreat" appreciated today more than ever. " fUfBl ..::::::t.-==-==..::..:.:.:..:.---' Real Estate For )ale HOBSTETTER REALTY GEO. HOBSTETTER, Broker Machine, R11f., Gord•n Troctot, Loddtu, Stone Jaq, Anti111ue Probate Curt To the E11ecutor or A.dmlnlttrotor of the ••tate,; to '"eh of th• followln9 111 are retidonts of tho State of Ohio, vl:l:-the •urvl¥1ng lpOUII, tho nelet of kin, the be~ flclorln under the will; and to the oHMnoy o. attorneys repr.. sentlng any of the 11forementloned Mary 8, Sldeu Haymon, No. 20,183, Middleport, Meigs County, Ohio. You ar• het"eby notified that the tnventOfy ond Apprals.:nent of tt.. ••tote of the ofor.mentlenecl, clocoosed, 1ato of sold County, wo1 filod In tfo!lt Court. Sold Inventory ond A.pprol10mont will bo lor hearlnt hofore thlt Co11rt on the 24th day of Octelbet>, 1969, at 10:00 o•clock A.M. penon de s iring to file ••• cept ons thereto must fl le them at lout flv. dayt prior to the dote ••• for hoorl ng. Given under my hand and soal vi •aid Co urt, this 3rd doy of Octobor 1969. -------------CHICKEN barbecue, spare ribs, Sunday, Oc~ 26, sponsored by ChestAOr Fire Department. Serving starts at 11 a. m. Homemade ice cream. DorJa.. dons of pies and cakes would be appreciated. lll-14-12tc ------ - -- ----Female Help Wanted WAITRESS wanted. Apply In person. Crow'& Steak House, Pomeroy. 1().14-&tc --::.u -------------. =New can · · . C · £llll lftmce Pbonl Itt lUI ""::~ na- :::::: e- o-ue ' ' :an:.. , 5-14: · -------------'· READY •MIX CONCRETE ~;. ored rl&ht Ill your P...ct. fut and ~· . Free utj. mates; Ph. vt2-321H,. 0.0. gwe;· ,.·., llelit Ready-Mix Co., lllddliI 30o4te ' . POI'I, Oblo. ...1ii'L ' ~ . . ' . , _ and ltltchon • . . . -"~Coll7U. •' . SNI. ~c THE BORN LOSER . __________ :--.- _ -;-. CIGAIIETfJ!; ...U.machlllol *"· w. -AJH• """" "' a··.. ' · ., · -------------SEPTIC - d•• IIWir · .....,..... ~ Oblo.Pi:. ta 10111. . ··S:lkfc .........,., - - - - - - - - - - - - ·' - • . ......,. ... Bun.. . ~ · . -~-~,...··~ --..--.. ·- -------· Jilsnice CROSSWORD lli. DOWN 1. Oven bird 2. Ulr.ely ,...,. a- NOTICE BY AUTHORITY OF 'THE OHIO DEPART· MENT OF HEALTH, THE BILLING PER· IOD FOR BOTH ATHENS AND MEIGS COUNTIES OF THE TUPPERS PLAINS· WATER SYSTEM Will BEGIN , OCT.15. -------------- can R~ ------------ --------·---- RmucE ------ -- ------ -------------------- can ------------ 3 ROOMS OF ALL.NEW .FURNITU'RE -.· .. ••••• S IJDRqOM CONVENIENT on ___________________ ... . .' .. "=================':":·==~ !Ol"ced furnace, Cool· 7, 992-3352. monogram. WW II&Cri!Jcefor T...persair Plains. 10.10-tfc t35 caoh or termL Pllone .. vllle, 667-3075, -----------992-26M. 10.14-6te 10.12-3tc BEAGLES. Phooe 843-2416, ELECTHOLUX vacuum clllD-----------lll-12-IOtc er In like condition. lias FURNISIIED lhree . - - .,.n.. FUEL OIL Conversion burner aU 1 cleanini'Witachmente, mont, .-.,., -lldecolat-c o r d - and point apray, ror furnace. Al10 thlld.'e ed. 501 Mill st., Mlddltpoe1. maple chestofdrawora. RichWUI aoii to respo~~~lble par· Phone 992-2192. 8-2Wc ard Borton, Rt. I, Lol1l Jlolo. tl' Cor t36.50 cash or terma arranpd. Phone 992.2885, tom,' Phone 9115-333L ------------ -J().Jt-6te . 1().1.2-31p TWO BEDROOM homo, UW. . . - , dlni111 room, haD and bedroton call)lled, 764 WE IDI lillt wUb COAL, elfK-a;oi,.NIIIIIoru.,Ja• BrolrneU A.._, MJddhporl. G l Ill ....,IIIII I t - V C<lbs c..J Co. RlalaillltnWie. Ph. 892-9911 or 99WIII5. U.pllla. NIIICIIl ~ Phone 742-49$2 or 9924489, &oU-Cic · N1.-., 1o.wote I· lma XFREE ,DEL,I~ERY ·~....-.u· i s CANDY SUPPLY Man 111 MV Ioiii AIW liNR 111£.1.! can ...:a,,e. · Prase ..........,.... " ..... I'~ liE~ Uf>A 1.1&"' . and 1U1ice. ABC~- • ... Va. SWEET POTATOES, $4 bushel. Also, acorn squash, PUDV- MERCURY engine, 430 cubic 252%. GIIJ N l&'o•, lladua, 0. :-' ' . 1 Inch, with 4-opeed transmisklna, gourds. Indian corn. Utile SMITH AUTO SALES; sion. Two chrome 15 -ineh Bring container&. Located on UHAUGA, OHIO Chevy rlina. ·Call alter 4p.m. SEWING MACHINES, Rapo{r R~ 338 in. Letart Fall e. AIDiontce, all makes. 992-2284. Coolville 667-3319. rew Croa1; The Fabric Slq>, P01ftar<>1. AtJI'OIIOjiiU! luqraace .... I ().14-.atc 10-1CI-6tc For Relt •...Uod'l r.o.t ·ywr ...... ' Authorizod .SilWer Salea and tiw•a ·uoollli7 91>2 Bonlee. We S~ut>en SclaFURNISHED and Wlfurnlabed 1957 DODGE CorOMt four door BUY OF THE sel8on; Modern ooro. l-2t-uc epa-.. to ochooi. VB ·sedan, aUionlallc, - • r c0111Cortable home, located Ill Pllone 992-ia4. Io..i8-tt< ateeriJIIr. Joe Wll)pel, Rl. 3, nice quiet neighborhood, live ' ' rooms, bath, forced air heat, , PomerC~Y, Ohio. Phone 992;~;- FO~-.;~hn's air conditioned, Cull ...... 8410. Trailer Park. Ph. 992-3324. ment, Ill basemert, 1().9-Sip lll-1().6tc five mlmte wolk tn school, located at 300 Wrtsht st. -----------BEANS, $L50 bushel, pick your Price $13,500. Phone Phil SMALL FOUR room furnished 01111. Also tumlps, beets and Wlae, days 61~2-4371 or house. Olildrenaccepted, but peppers. ClarOIICe Prollltt, evenbws alter 7 p.m., 614 • house more sUitable ' Cor Portland. Pholle 843-..2254. l().ll-4tp 984-4592. adults. Call 992-3872 alter 18-9--tfc 4:30 p. m. 10.12-3tc " " - - - - - - - - - - SINGER SEWING machine, 66· CHEST~R -----------NEW GAS fllr!llco Installed, , class In nicewalnutcabl~ ' 6 ROOM HOUSE, both, new $295. Terms a¥111able. I'll. z l - r , buttonholer, and POMEROY - 6 nice rooms, bath, fireplace, several ~los­ eta. Basement, Furnace. Male Help Wanted $9,500. WANTED, single man to work 6 MIDDLEPORT RURAL on !arm, must be able to OJ>rooms, bath, furnace, fireerato milkl111 machine arrl place. 2 aeres, $6,000. tractor. Live ln. Ira HelmMIDDLEPORT - 5 r o om F. H. O'BRIEN berger, Hebron, Ohio 43025. Juttae ancl ••.-officio frame, bath, nice lot, fenced. Phone 614-92~710. Clerk ef talcl Court Near laundry, $4,000 ly jonot E. MOI'Tit J().l4-4tc Dopvty C lor It POMEROY - 2 lots, 4 room -------------- .--------------------'-:..__'--! 10/7 10/ 14 2fe house, $1,500. · s ROOMS, basement. ceUu:; Help Wanted RT. 124 - Remndeled 3 bedrunning water, nice yard, on . rooms, master with 2 closets. WANT TO BE YOUR OWN BOSS La~wavUJHlexter Rood. LEGAL NOTICE Bath, closets galore. Gange. AND HAVE A BUSINESS OF 698-3471, Alboi\Y. loire. 4w· NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT MINERSVILLE - 6 rooms, YOUR OWN? Men or women, renee carpenter. Cull or parttlme. You may be basemert, porch, 1 acre.. $1,· N•· 20201 Ettote of Winifred Tvrner, D... able to quall1)o Cor a RAW750. COCIIOd. LEIGH DEALERSIDP. 0Vjlr MOBILE HOME - 1962 RemNotice is horohy given thot . se, llvlnc ; ,. ' brarxJt.. 2 bedrt4lrns, gas rur300 well ~nhouaeholdpr<>­ UNFURNJSIIED hou Rob ott S. T Lll'fter who•• Pet~t Of• · room with R~:tplace, kltcllen, nace, $2,350. ducta. [\>ecial otter to help flc:o addrou Is Rout• 3, Albany 1 ' ' , utllltl' room, bo,th, .bedroaln. RACINE RURAL - 6 rooms, Ohio, ha1 b"n duly oppolntU you get sterted. NomOIIOl' Cor A.dmlnlatrator of th• Estate of' Very nlee for 2 adults. No Inventory. THINK ABOUT IT, brick, bath, 3 bedrooms, Wlnlfrod Twn• late of Melge Ohio, deceased ; Cou"'Y• Petl. Pllone Mason '/n.s203. basemt:nt, new furna ce. Garthen write me, drinK name, Dated tMt ltl d.y al October, age, $16,000. address and phone number. 1969. ---- -· - - -- --~-Charlie Peon, District Ssles TRAILER LOTS, Bob'o Mobl1t f . H. O'BRIEN Manaeer, . W. T. Rawielgh Judge ef the prebolo Cowf HELEN or VIRGIL TEAFORD Court, S)'ncun, Ohio. Me1ge C•wnty, Ohio C~DJ, P.O.Box204,ChBMIDDUI'ORT, 0. Stale R~ 124, Phone 992ASSOCIATES 992-3325 19/7 10714 10/ 21 Ilcotho, Oliio 45601. , &-ll~c 216L SYRACUSE 1().14-ltc ••r. wiAie. Patll Alllon. ..._.., W. Va. Pbonl '1'1W1II 1130 or MtoHJI, llac'• , •• '; C. -c.-Bi...m:oBD:A.~;- 1": ~~-""" ~ri-~Pl1d;~;;; can ---·-111 -------------- St1111to of Ohio, M•lgs County ----·---------- ~ .~.a.. DA11UII2 To Be Held Sat,, Oct. 18 Starting at 10 A.M. I WILL NOT be responsible Cor I WILL not be responsible Cor aoy debts oontrscted by anyany debts contracted by any. one other than myself. Wenone other than mysel£. Ronald Jeffers, Rt. 2, Pomedell W. Barker, Secorll St., roy. 10.14-3tp Mason, W.Va. I0-12-3tp $100 REWARD Cor Information leadiqr to the arrest and c~ vi~tiOD of persons or person LEGAL NOTICE who have broken plate glass NOTICE ON FILING OF windows in Rutland Furniture INVENTORY AND and warehouse. Arnold Grate. APPRAISEMENT 1M4-6tc The ;;.~per ...,..WII!t, •• u.., ceolllioGl ~ Uo -------------- '1111r...., "'" NOTICE FOR ....... •..._ - gods ... t.Listen 5.Eetranpo 6.A-·o excuse toot. Fila . Similar . Hlrtor Kalll1e .Mode ,....,. ... Memort.n· dum .Bllement T.TeU 8.WIIght unlta 9. Navigation aid 1:1. Soap adveraary 13.Boklmo vehicle , oerted 18.Anobody 20.Tobe In debt I,!=A~1 ) I I 2•. Mental 21. Java troe 28. Knockl 21. Puse• 28. Parloh y . . . . ., .. . . . . . prlut (Fr.) 29. Depart 30. LoafI 38. Fulcrum pin 1 II&. lf1&"h o:ardo st.-tO. Kllld of bed 42. llixllt JI (oym. ) • Repeatedly (poet.) Wcmdor· · rI 'l ..A 'Jed....,... ." ::--11-.j.'...-1 . _,· WE ARE LOOKING FOR THE INDI.VIDUAL WHO WILL WORK' THIS BUSINESS LIKE lT WAS . MEANT TO II • 0111 WHO WAIITS TO IE FINANCIALLY INI)IPIMDEMT - . A PERSON UPIRIHG TO EARNINGS WELL OYER $1.0!10 I'ER MONTH. ) YERTOP! ,...._ or wo111n "' restock ••• type .colo tllo;,n. - • with hlth ~ualltp caodp producto: 3. - De ~ Now the I. I. I...... ter..thempdoe-er,• ledbJthe ...... - . ....... , sHE "t x11-t I 1m·, -· """' . I elided letten arranp . I -· MAUVI - (Awwe:a ' II.DII PfLLAI 11LAZ11 ,_ ...,.. ........ "Y lo,., W.. ill. rwene-IUI ' neal �\ .. • '' '· . -d ...-' ·l k ,. . o' I ·;0 ' lr 4 to ...: 'l1le D.uy SeMinW, ,...tp~eto,_, o.' 011\ebor 1( ueePIIIIIIII!III""'!--1111!'~11111-"""'"""'11111.,.11111~~-. <Cordn...s fnlm- I) pnlood Nixon as a mao wllo WU "lll<lnll1 clean ~ l""'o hll family ard country." Bul be eald be otW dlaqraocl wltll Gle admilllatratlon's school dtlfCl'OillloD policies. Beat ••• Erneat Borgnine Admiulon: Adults $1.00 Children SOc SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. 1 .,.•• lltudy Ia the olrllcllln to .end,... ~ ..... ,. "dlup. It, So far, tile liY Glorle ilarlnna, the llOIDIOtology ...... .ba• IIIII U lnC.Mient, rtiMirted 'nlelo been IOit ·a l far ao ereclt Ia to tile Melp Local concerned, ard tile U.. IInce lleJlcoal Dlltrlet lloull Gt Fa- tile - " " ~ lcboQI will ha.. catlaB ... IGddltport. lo be made up. AI 1*1 thert It no II r m I has alto been the plan lbat ....... u to ""• the •ocatloo- the entire bulldlq would be ~ aaall• ~ the ocbool occupied .tuat att.r the Cbrlot. 'IIIII be reac11 for oc,._.,_ mae ncatiGit. llowewer, a.at I had been the . _ ~ - • clldlllbl,_. .,JdiOOI Glllelall that adl .... 'l1le board COidlrmed the em' tllll would be l'8l<lr Jlloyment of por....,.J ror ladechool _,.a •• at 1 - 0111 ani programs. Thaae lncluclo 1'!K'llloaal cauroe - OOIIDaiDI- Leah Ord, llolo!eo W o lie, \Oil' - rellllre• !bat tile 11111- llotl.7 Horky, Kiln Neal, Bot- .....a.. !Int..."-" w Booeters wiU be conlact!IW bualness ostabll&hmenta and merchants In tile area lor contrlbudon. However, theporaonal contact with buoineooes will be made after Oct. 18. T h o • e wi~hlllg. ~ oerd conirlbutlons to Mrs. Maey BeU Warner, MlnenvUle, Route 1. HeadiiW the drive is Mrs. Warner, chairman; Mal')' Lou Beegle, cCH:halrman; ard Mrs. Erma Norrts. Mr&. Janet Neaoe, Mrs. Gordon West ard Mrs. Ewlyn Hollon. (T echoicolorl J!ock Hudson "'*' ' ., I , "' 0 LARRY MORRISON, ASIISTANT ~nt -1ne• ~the ·-Hen,Jdlnl'artor, 4,oono!Mr. Pqrtir{ a lascirlati'W pile olardMrs. pumpldnaFrankW. at the Mldwoy lfarkat, Pcmeroy. . Melp Local School Dlltrlct, alre&lll that the elom.,_ tary school brealclaat program begun Ibis 7881' In the dlstriet Is lor all chlldreo. Morrl0111 ataiDs lbol, pehaps, parents have DOt 101darllood that the breakfast program Ia for all otudant& of aU ol.,_ teey achoola. MIDDLEPORT, OKlO Member FMal Deposit Insurance C01110ratien makes sucb reotocldng proJects possible • . liD¥ Arms lo president o1 the group and Robert Louks to oocretarJ. Barley Dotson TO HOLD MEMORIAL 'l1le Grace Episcopal Church will hold a mei!IOl'W amt.. . Ill Wedne...•• frGm 12115 Ii. ~ · m. to 12:30 p.m. at the church lor thoao who have died In VIetnam. All are welcome. nREMEN CALLED Pom"''oy nremon answered a caU at 3:30p.m. Monday to.,.. tlngullh a bruah !Ire - r the Earl Renshaw home in Minor.. pi'es MoD~ .. '· ' ' • ' • ' ' I · Harley TnunaD Dotoon. 79, ~pers Plalno, an ovaJIIIOllst mOllY years, dlod MCIIdaJ e..,.. IIV at Camden. Clal'k lfolpital In Parkenburl following an e.. terded Wnesa. Mr. Dotson waa burn at Buck Run, W, Va., the son ol the late Keener and Allee llarah Dotson. He had been preachinl olnco DO YOU HAVE A EI1Uiat Oli.IIQIIJ . . '' w., : SKi1J SlillltL · as* ~:.ELIIIfi..S ..,.... • FIOII IS . . ., ' •. . The bolrd 'IPP""'od 8 ,.._ ..,.at from the Mllga Count.Y HeaJtll Deparbneat to ouppl,y tile dlllrlet wtlll wlllta"r !reo Immunization aod - . aarvIce• are available during the year. . - for ~ ....,. llil, tlr McComas dfll<. wa I · .,a.orired to *•at . . . 1101 • 1 1lied at tile pr rt al lnterall and Oldll Scboolllaoin Aaoodatlal noolut11111 _ . dla-aed. Altendlag ..... ~~arp-ay.., Hargraves dlocuolod t h e •-wal ol the t11reo mllliOVJ In the dlllrlot. Tho NWWallo to he . - upon at the Nov. t alectlon. 'l1le dlltrlelllllatPIII the millage In ordar to can. dille rocolv!ng otate old. Pasoage will mal•tal• the taxatlaa at 17.5 mUla, the refJI!red Larr7 llorrl-, u~ 111o pert•• odMt; McComas, ~ IDOid>er1 Vlrlll Klal. Prd I'Wter, Dan Mon.,, lfn. E. 0, Rail, ~~~~ Hiram SlaiJ. ter; CbUda, and .1o1m and Eupne ~ . . . , . - . lng the teacher• 1110!'1...,. If the clllllriot. W. en tine Deooted To Th4! ltt~erafl Of The Meigs·M_,. Area POMEROY-MIDDLEPoRT. OHIO WE()NESDAY. OCTOBER 15, 19¢9 PRICE 10 CENT$! ·:· Doves March R' or ' '~eace' ' Dona ~aood a IOU8r "to lrleoda" IIJin& "may your !all ~enalve auc. American ..... oplendldJJ... -Only the el~ctric self.,cl,eaning cleans itself completely._ " -. ,aeld the 1-r wae IDto tbl ... em- una ofh ' . -.. f;:!JI/It' ·:~~~·. · + ,. .,, . · Nickel Parking • for leas than 6c Near Doubling Former Income ' . dren, ard aewn greai1J'anllcblldrerL A olaterprecododhlm lnd•th. Funeral services wiU be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at tile SUcceoo Cburch of Chrlot with EvaJIIIOlllt Joe Hosldnl olllclatIIV aod EvaJIIIOllat Dewey Pbm &l&latlng. Burial will be In the church cemeterY. Friends may call at the White Funerallllllle In ~· Plains after 00011 Wedlltldly. Compare · U..felturMI A fiem I 'fir IIIUblo lilt Cllll!inl ,....e ... Cl Ill the cmin on jlll .ebl lldel 0 CIIIM lleiii'DIIIr lllld ~ . aurt- unit dlljl pe111 0 Cl11111 II 1 loWir tlmpliaturl o KHpa your kltchtn -Ill 0 Cll•• lnllr 0 COlla 11M than ._ I An ellelrlc Mil clelnlng ranoela • muc:IIMI100.00 .._lien OOIIIPII'IIIIIIull mD111L ' ' clnnlng o WE INSTALL ,J • Visit your Electric Appliance Dealer. today! He has a flameless electric self cleaning range In the model, color and price to fit your bu(iget and your kitchen. Your electric appliance dealer has up to '3500 tor you. .,;_. ql thi ,..,,... _ ....... Ia ,• , ....... wltll $12,250 the - IN CLEVELAND .wve. When you switch to a flameless electric range from an old laahi~ad flame type your electric appliance dealer will give you up to $25.00 _, as a wlnng ~llowance. In addition to the wiring allowance, he also has a $10.00 bonus for you. You qualify when you purchase a fla.meless electric range with a se.l l.cleaning oven. ev,..fYOne .ls e,ligible for this bOnus. Take filii bonua coupon to fOUr~ cfl_!ller, Mil unl appn.- VENTED US HEATERS 50,000 BTU 65,000 BTU 85,000 BTU Installed With Tank &Meter PAY FOR IT ~S YOU USE IT! ey ,·.t ' 20 YEAIS OF IEPENDAILE SEIYKE Rutland Furn·iture f·,:. ';;.1' :,'' ,• Phone 742-4211 ARNOLD GRATE ·----------------·-----~~~~~--- .. '-A- ,, Harry Olarle) llouihBriYo Waverly, W, VLI seven grardchll- 01 IORLED GAS . "' Poii... ChlaiJedWebster, Mr1o ~lWWtama,MiaoCar­ olyn Silltll, Leo Crew. Mrs. WUIIamo and M111 Smith are school eo._,aors ol the potrol, and Crew II the ftferu advlaor ol tho grcq>, Mrs. Milton (Allee) Wyott, Elkins, W. Va.; a aliter, Mra. FOR NAlUUL f:; Jlall&la ~; Aidla Alh; third row, Dq J!Oe. onbo... . "' Bnt Wyolt, Jlilml Qualls, Terry PhUllps, VIcki Hofta!an, 'hmmy H.-n, Alwie Sleoan; adulta, P-rw ma Ghena Dcltaan; a ...., Rclbort Paul, Ccllumbuo; two lkual>t e r s, Mrs. Frank (Dortha) Shears, Ellzaboth, W. VL, ard GEARED TO SERVE YOU BESTI - nam, a QJOnUn was called• Tho Houoe a.ijcumocl. Althooalt Prelldent Nixoft twloo Mid be 1111uid In no ..., be alrocted 1>¥ tlla damonatrttlon, Vloo Preoldent Spiro T, " - TuoodiJ caUod on !Nd81'1 of the moratorium to repodlate Hanoi's support. North Vfetnpmeee ~r Pham Va past 30 years. Surviving are his wife, Jlel. WE CAN SOLVE 111 .. ~· '.~· ) : SUccess Clm'ch of Cbrlot the HEATING PROBLEM? We're well supplied to fill all your heatin1 and cookine needs. We do trailer hookups. Why not plan LP ps heatilll fot your new home. We install completely! church oolllltor'J, Roaal')' looa wtU be at 7:llll p.m. Wad,.~~~~,y at ilia White Fuaera1 Home 'tn CoolvUie. Frlerd1 ~ call at the laneral bome ...,;, WadnesdQ and until ,_, 'l'lllr1o dl,y wllon the bociY will he tal<.. to the church. THE MEIGS COUNTY FISH and Game AsBOC!adoo hal ~· - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - · mon at Warren, hla Ohio. He..... ba1 · - - - - - - - - , . 1916, delivering nrat aoslotod the coqp"Optlon ofthe BOrnE GAS TANI •n- · released -•ral hundred large Wloconaln qual) and a number of rlnged....,.k pbealllllta ao a part of Its relllocl<lnl program. More reotoeldog will be done at varlcus areao thls1ear 1>1 the asooclatlon, · • AsooclalloD olrtcers tuda.Y axterdod to merchlrt1 and the pobllc lor - r t of the IDDil8l trap -which - I : SOIDe youngoters In tile dlatrlet do have to hoard bUill at arouod 7 a.m. oaob morning, and porhlllls aome of theoe are oldp!llnc broaklaat - or, perhape, tllll)' oeeci anotbar 1110 IV the dme tllll)' get to school. Tho brooklaote are 15 cents per chllcl. 9IJpJementa1 lederal fllnda make the program posllble. vlllc. 500 GALLON and and aentnr hllb echool• t11e ... ~alyn Sweat, teachero; Edna erage, ho!mer, 4rop11 to f9.1 lluol!lll, nuroe; Roulla story, per OOIL coordinator; -~ Silvera, Jn the - breakfi.at p r 0. aecretaey, and Thomas Kelly cram ~ered 1n the ...., oleand 1o1m Redovlao, colmaeloro. -.;y ocbools onb', thoro L. McComat II tile ldmJD.. are 33.5 per cent of the etu. tmator and ftpl Gllloor and · dents taking 11011. Donald Wolfe hat been 8l)llOint. od to attlat McCornu. WUI!am D. Chllda of I h e Down1J1i . Childs iiiiiii'IDct A report 111 the ochool lunch Apncy dlacuolod with t h a Jll'OII'&ID lbollecl-throuil>out hoard the reductiCII ol tnsurall of the ..... eWnontary IIIC8 COote brou&ttt llf lchool• of the dlltrlct an av- addldooal Ore hydrants at tile ....,. of 84.9 per cent ~ the building. 'l1le hoard will lllldentl are taldng advantage lnvelllgate socurtng a nwnber of tile program. In the jmlor wldch will keep - . lnsur- a1 y ; ., .-ctE MOONSHOTS AND SP.-h:CRAFT, thetndlli ~ oiu Contu.oa to hold the tntero!ll or the aet. Don't let valuable papers get lost or misplaced around the house. Keep them all in one safe place, so you know where they are whenever you need them. Rent a salety deposit box now , .. just pennies a day. t¥ f11!b. Kat~Jm Jacobi • ,. safety deposit u- ... *t VOL. XXII NO. 126 ! . Higll' Qomtruct ·%" :,, ,; , Delgy, ~.,....•• at the ....,, ~ u School In the Tho Southern Local B a n d "ICE STJ.TIOH ZEBRA" , BylW~ BooaiDra will hold their aMUil 111dar clouciY Bides was 52 deTog Dll' Satul'dl1· grees. Martin Ra ..ohoff'o ·-·' Ofthe Bend' Tag Day Ani'IOUIICII!d TONIGHT, OCTOBER 14 · '•'1 ' 0 ,. STOCKHOLM - TilE SOVIET UNION TODAY lot o!! what appeared to be the moat powarflll Ulld01'11"1U1d 111clearblaot e detonotecl, the stockllolm Uni-allil' il. T.,hnolCIII' 111141, IIIIJlll'enlly II'OWII!lw mepWIIs. MIIGS lHEATR£ - . ~ Sov,_ aa'li'lHI'Wgnt ........ LOCAL TEMPS The temperaturelndldow-ntuDIWIII~I Port>erqy at 11 a.m. 'nlesdQ ·' · ~eigs : News••• in· BriefS ' - 1 ....... , elll!le � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 14, 1969 blackwood dotson wyatt