https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/92c6acdf3419235dc3a1676def29f75d.pdf 27fa03bc4fe539085a288a0b0aa782b3 PDF Text Text \ .. • '' '· . -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 �• ',..,r .. ;Al;:n~lillid:~g~s~..,.rtli;if~ So~tlds ·• i11VERNQNSCOT1" . UP! Holbwood Correspondent HOLLYWOOD (UP 0 "You'.. J01 to stay ahead or ' d l - r , Herb Alpert said.· ' !rom behind hla own desk In his · Hollywood Notes own offtce in his own studio. : The hand80111e trumpet pill'' ' er who turned the sOIRI of braso Into vaults full of gold Is one or radio's most ardem _listeners. He "-• tuned to ,popular music stations to see what record buyers aredlulng. t•J won't mention his rw.me," Alpert aald, "butlwaaontour ::nd great ramea or the music world about 15 or 20 yean ago. l~=de"::h~~a.::':..i:::"tl.: "I a&ked hjm why he wasn't kesptng his hand In, and he told .me he never listened to rock or : any or the new soonds. And he ~ cooldn't understand why~ • wanted to hear the old songs. • Slmole Formula "It'• a• almoleas thaLII:.:OU want II> •Ill' In busl.neoa todlll' f'"' can't lit back and •rely on stu!! yooi',;. .lreidy done." ·Alpert contllllll!• to turnout top al-& and will star In his thll'd talovlalan specieI , ' 'The Bra01 Are Comin"' Oct. 29. "I pey ~ttantlon to the songs that are In the toP 40 In the record charts," he e><Plained. "Then I go my !"'n way. It's nothing calculated, bot you have to bring your own lmerpreiatlon to music." Alpert waved his hand to include the studio, which once belonged to Olarlio ChaJ>Iin, and the other obvlousaccwn~>lations or wealth. "I'm mt moUvated just by money. I play aild arrange for my own satisfaction and musical curiosity, It'& like dialing a telsphone. There are so many dillerent comblnstlons to play that no one has an excuse lor copying. "Ril!ht 1101'1 is the healthiest time in the history ol popular tcll~r- ~. earn a . : TUESDAY MORNING GLORIES : POMEROY LANES • October 7 " :TEAM Won Lost "j!ailey's SUnoco •• •. • 10 8 Gibbs' Groceey . •.•• 10 8 Frank's Asllland •.• . 10 8 Grueser Insurance ..• 9 9 No. I •...• .• •••• . 8 10 Jolmson-Kiewt-Mass. , •7 II Hl&h Team Series - Gibbs' • '· r ... ~~. "'' . . · · """'"'' " I ·~ •.• ···~~~·~ ..... 1 •,, .fJIJ, ~ ).:,.. uF -~~ · Coac·h. 'J:.Vor· lr~Q tilreal Ratings· . · ; Rldl1 ' ' aDd "tiJnnQ BnPn' ·lied. "'"'• ·as countant dad bought him for the peper rrute. Larry's bualnesa earnl!l him $100 a week, enough to support his drog purchaaes and still leave him pocket money. He planned next year to take '"' amsck-heroln.and triple his Income. Once a week, Larry rides his scooter to a wooden qshlng pier wedged In a row of tourist motels at the north end or Miami Beach- Here Larry restocks his merchandise. If yru blinked you Iooe Larey among the yoong look • allkes, who, pressed to•ether • by sbeer INmbers, move like a hUman river along the sand. ~after cotddl!l :r.j.- I~ AllquiJpa"' b5Sp;m:,;WII- :~~· -.!,'_Ill:"'!:; P&ilonoua Cbemlcab The use of poisonous chemicals as an effective toxic weapon .-of war was suggested to tbe British. war de· partment as early as 1855 and, in l862, the use or ~:o~~eingt':e U~ &~'r:a~ but was not used, according to the Encyclopaedia Brltannlca. '•i",lie1i·'·.; , m:.; llam H. Zimmer lC' 4115 p. Pellli)'IlolrneylC'I:tOp.m.rA. . 10:t0 J, m.; Jollll · Pullhak QP 1135 a. m.r S. Iii. Jenks lC' 11110 a. .ill. I LOck 15, Jellboatdolma:os .. m.; o..ward ,. 5:45 .. 111.; Lock 16, Western <1o1m 2:20 L 111.1 'l'lln G. lC' 6:35 L IlL I Bell~ bp!OI"el' _,; 6!U lo , . Loeb v. Crill,. :..P:::; rna:~ ~.::..~1::;19 --....., The beard . . - to adfer- coaching jab at Moatreal. lk m., held that post with Clncl,..tl tlae for bids an the heating lor the peat three years, and Is system ol the vocaUonal scbooi a veteran or 14 years In the oow under eonatruedon. Bids ClnclnnaU orp$aUon, !Je""a on the warm air heating. von- -& ml~~~F -lesgue lnllelder for lilatiD& and air condltiAlnlni . eight years. will be opened on Tburadlll', Bristol and 'Bragan replace OctTh.30, at 8 p,Uonm. ol Ill ·PeaNIIs Lowrey and Bob Oidia 1 e res gna Am II- on the Mooitreal lllaft. aell, a laacher at llenderson There were 3:47 million Elementary School, was ac- blrtbs In tile United States tn cepted. The board employed 19611 Carol MUter, llatUe Jordau, · ,.. Greeks, Persians, Pboenl· WWiam Priddy and tho Rev, a ~~~ r:t"Z::~~":::~ c•·ans and Romans associ- LYnn Ramey as suballand -• red Mr the sun only elgllt mlnutea a ted eggs with the waking teachers, tran.er s. earUer, accordilig to llclen· earth, Edith Forrest !rom sub.U- tlsta. 1 ~~~~ BeckJird •- 3 ROOMS New Furniture ,. ONLY $30.00 f299 . ·. /ailtMJ~ RtJRW Qo,..._....... ... to Toledo. "He's simply super,'' says • .. BG coach Don Nehlen. "He gets knocked down, gets up and stlll American Conference Players gets to the baU flrsL He gets to the sideline quicker than Grocery - 2155; No. 1, 2147; The MAC selected runni~ anyone I've ever seen." JOO.nson - Kiewit - Massman, back Don Nottingbam or Kent Crots, the NCAA record-hold2!25. StiLle, middle prd Joe Green er for conaecutive point&oefterHigh Team Gaftle - Johnson- ol Bowling Green, and place- touchdoWn, booted a 37 - yard Kiewlt-Massman, 768i No. 1, kicker Ken Crots of Toledo lor field geol with two seconds to 746i Gibbs' Grocery, 742. the weekly honor. play to pro"vide the margin or High Ind. Series - Mildred Nottingham, the ration's top "victory against Bowling GreeiL Jaeot.s, 448; Margaret Fo11rod, ruaher, boiled his way lor 130 Crots also kicked another lleld 443; Julia Booles, 403. yards on 36 carries and two goal and three straight convsrHigh Ind. Game - LucUie touchdowns in Kent SUite's 33- sions. Vaughan, !61; Margaret Follrod 13 loss to Western Mi chigan. Also In therunnlngwereBow!59; Mildred Jacobs, 157. "Besides the olwloualy great· IIJW Green qlllrterback Vern job carrying the ball,- Don did Wtreman, Kent SUite llnebact.an oxceUent Job or blocking on er Jim Corrlp.ll, Mlami dolenWhile H011ae Sheep running and pass plays," said sive tackle Dick Dougherty, MiSheep were pastured on Kent SUite coach Dave POOdlng.. ami quarterback Jim Be~, Ohio defensive enl Larry lbe White House lawn at one too. time. In Woodrow Wilson' s Green made 18 solo iackles, Fields, Ohio hallback Harvey administration, during World assisted on nine other stops, Mitchell, Western MlchiganolWar I, 211 sheep cropj>ed tf~te blocked one punt, recovered one [enslve glll1"d Keith Volk and lawns and produced a pro 1 • famble and batted down two Yestern Michigan quarterback able wool crop. pass attempts In Bowling Ted GrigJIOil. of the Week. ~ I' I• ' • L· <.> •: i 1 1;, • . .. I, MASON . : • • • • • ' • 'i~ : Editor's Note- The Jack1roamen t1. the swtbaaster11 Olllo J.eaaue were rank· ed 23rd this week In t h e .Ulllted Preas International ·poll. ne JackiCIIians ware ·ranked ell!hlll In the Associlied Preao poll -ller In lba week. Jackson, 6..0..0 on - ... .. :r.::·- t~ ~""1 ~ : '' r; """ , coUOOJus (UPl> 1 at!D plenty ·i . '• or growllellln the er1ca Leo Dangler of Findlay, Ohio is a dollar-a-year man. He accepted the dollar from. us for permission to use his photo in our ads. Mr. Dangler sells eleclric heat by just "telling· It llkl! it is"and what it costs in his home~ Why i!l Leo Dangler selling electric heat for us? Becau&e he's so sold on it he thinks everyarie·in Ohio should h e a• electrically. .. , - I ' -1.' • · Slight Favorite and.lltlh eamea, Wednesdlll' and Thurs. 1111)' at· New Yorl<; Sixth and seventh games, lf neceosaey, Saturday and &mdly at Baltimore. .. " , '·. \-' Green""":, ·,;~ '·~.l'p>inDaH ·~t •· ; f ' .' ••• 1114 •' .- ·.' ' • J ·~ !, I '. 0 0 0 , ' '! '··'' ·,r ,, ' .{.' '' .• -. • :. ·" \ o. .000 · 0 0 I ', I . o· '. 0 .!!¢ ' o· ' 0.~ <~~· · heacllco.0 •. ':001! ;, W. <I,.. Pd. GB a J ' "'el- ..., balallee, - .~ 0 W.at .,.. ' tiw u.::!!Bi"'"' . -~....- . 1 •• 14 · Tlllll WEDt'S GA""': -I'll Alexa..,... atllflll' Cnek Trace at. • en w t a lllller 1¢ Norlb Galli& 1¢ Federal Hol!l1. 1ng. Glouster at SoutbeJ'a - - -· a1aaan & FIRESTONE . TRAIE-IN - - r ' \ . ' ,...'"',. u:,.: o: 0 1 nd ........ a....,. '21U. 21>4 Polo_, =~BI:·;..~··:~;:•'l';eeh;::::::;:;;;::;=~~ . ( \ l J • Oddo: Orioles favored to win fourth game, 11-10; Mota favorecl to win aeries, 3-2. Game Times: AU eames at 1 p.m. EDT, except &mday which Ia at 2 J,M. EDT. A&tendances and Net Receipts: Firat 8lll10, ~0,429 and $503,189.81. Second pme, 50,8~0 and $507,080.t0. Third pme; 56,335 and $611,179.49. = :;,. n ""' ~~ ~ ,.,,.~·. ~ ~.(-.· !rom ~ .·: o. ,., quarter ~ ,bf outae«ii!! 11\11 bJ. ll·• ~. 1'11111}'1- : :_~New W. L. ~. Ga ~donlcs, zo.L •· . 'rll!l& wer Lahlall. co, "' Coach Red lkl!ll!!lan ~ ·frinceiOn by nine ,.... Colllta .New M!pdeo Slala,t o uoo.· . . 0 . 0 .000. "' NaYJ bf . Birtcera. · ' , . o q.lioo'h illlpreoaed with per:forll"'*"" wlliFh · ~ ~·~· . · 0' 0 .oOo 'h ... the~lmbw~ . .• • Cll tiJt 0 " 0 ,000 'IJ 0 0 .000 "' ··;,''•'E. Yori< drinks If i~ '· •' .· ··;.• · ':~· · ·.• . -k~lf .. '"'IJ.t Mti"tlllk' 'llki .,~~· ~' .. itln th• ~· ·': ··( • · · lltl~ l~'t a l~~tif bldl. · .Tills Is- ""r,..,itf h ...tnitli. .. . ·... , . . .... McKinley fell ·· · - ~. Roberboli . drlllls lt. · "Genlle Howe ' Nil;s 1\njck Jn .~.SCORES So whM you Iiiii a mile (or play an lnninl cr dance an ho!l' or work a lot) and 111 hot and·sweaty and tl!lrsty, Galorade call help &II you 101111 111111 l•&htnlni.fast. · . · /"" What dots Gabirade taste like? Citrus wHh a·kl~. ,, . c.ar1 .¥..-zemllil drlnb lt. oscar ... 11 ve1y 8:iIf";:.; •: i,h~: . fourth to aevsnth loiiOllling Its slant ~ 15--6 loss to Canton McKinley. McKinley .and Warren Westero : Clevelllnd st. Joseph juBq>ed Reservs In last week'o United !rom 11th to elahth.whUe MasPreOB lnternaliOIBI Class AA poll, the Bears picked ,. ..., Place and 120 points In their S quest for a third strallbt slate jchoolbo,y chaqllonahlp. state by s1x over Lllaml (Fla.) 14 over llllsslslippl state, . Cory- RawiOII, the delendlng NEW YORI\ lUPi) - Joe Duke by seven over Maryland. Ariz<Jna by 10 over Texas El •A' cilamp!CIIiohtp, led for the Thelsmam waa an llll1amm 1 The Midwest Paso. 1Sth •tral&ht week, with MeY- ago wll• the ..,.,....,.. Noire Dame 28,"USC 21:..Joe : The West ~. •-king Newark Catbquarterback for Notre Dame Thelsmam and JimJII,y Jones UCLA 3t, California 13-0llc and Nqrwalk St. Paul all got hla !!rat starting aoslan- lnvol ed In rial ~ but Udans atay In numing tor Roae within llrilcl!'lldlstanoe. ment ap.lnat tho Southern v ae 80191 • -- _,; ••- Golden Bears· !If Ulllted PresalmernsUoral Callfomla Trojans and 0. J .. beefy Irish line will make · v..,n&l ..... "-"' "'" dllferen<~t Wyoming 28, Brigham .. were Ia tblrd place with 311 The defending Esatern Dl"vi~ ~ . Ohio ~ 45 Minnesota 14- - 7- Cowboyo corral Cougars ,points, tiall!ne iloth Cantml Me- slon cllaDwion Baltimore Bul- Thelsmam, wbo atarled tor • move ahead In Western AtbleUc IUitey and WarrenWeoternRe- lets, ..,set by New York In the Injured Ter17 llanraU;y, IP!ided ~~t!':.":o= Conference. h~YI. NatiOIBI BasketbaliAslllclallon the lrlsb to I 21-21 Ueayear ronte toanollle Blg!OtiU Also: Colorado State by · Foil~ an illlpresslve 28 E playoffs laat aeoson, make their ..,, But don't look for • · ~tl b elgb~· . over We at Texas Slantord by ~~ decisiOn over eighth-ranked 1969,-70 clo!bul tonight-alread)'a deadloek Salurdlll' • Thel81n&m WI:. CDayton by~seven'::.: 15 over Wa~ state, Air Zane ovUle, the Beara' point to- stsp behind the Knlcko. _llllllllle 10th..-Inked lrlllll ahould_ Nortbem llllnol.a, Jndlana by 15 Force by seven over Orellllll. Ia) awelled to 431 aa they New York, boosted by Wllila , l)~Dd the thlrt-nnked Trojans llillllll KID state b 'Arizona state b,y 14 over San lurpcl talt Warren Weatern• Reed's 28 poinla and Dick 1thelrfiratdelestoltlleseason, s::_s ~Jose SUite, Ore&llll stale by 14 Barnelt's 22, got ott to an early Ibut n will be eloae. The lrlah Kent over Wasf11ngton. Two weeks ago, Newark Calh- lead In the NBA standings ' get the '!liP because they're state liJ.,;;.enb.Y""; · ollc was ·In eighth place. How- Tuladlll' night by whippi,_ the playlns 1¢ ~me. MicMpn State, l\lls..;_ei,y"',.';, The planet Jupiter has ever • the Cantral Ohio power !lOSUie !qlersonics, 126-101. '11ds week I picks: over Clsf•Lvnl state Nebraiik& been known since antiquity • , , juliaptd to fourth In laot week' a The Knlcks travt1 to .CinelnThe Esat KID ' WI sin but the dlacovery of four of ., ·'·· ptlnP and thl1!d after 111 60o4 ..u tonight while the Bullets ~ "!late it, llvracuse 1t- bJ 10 over sas, liCOII Ita moons by Gallleo In 1610 .._ over ~ · opell hCIDO ap.lnat Chicago NlttUr Uons Jill,)' 1101 have bJ &eVOII over Noc tlnroatern, ushered in tbe age of teie· ·." cary ............ the de _ fendliJ and · the !qleraonics Pillll' at ~ poiwlljed orrenee bat who l'lirdb' by ell)lt over Iowa. acope astronomy. --"-~ Atlanta. · need& itt!lth thelrmeat&rinder • Toledo by 12 over .''. s.iUio under riew ~ oW•ee ·lolldllgan. Lennie 'wukens, 'Pia1ed tho . PIUsburib 27, Tu'- 1tThe Soutl!weet Knl~ks even lor the !!rill olx Would 7GU liellove, lba PaD- 9ldahom& ~8, Colorado 21mllartea but llle Kniob, a'- thoro ~- lhrae In ·a .fOil'• Sooner or 1 - tba Sooners fill hllltle and ran Olf A1110: ~ ; 1if ....., with the ~!"!!• f<or last nine atraight polnia and p!IIICi utab ~ ·I!Oilan Colloflll by 7eeft defeat. coni!"QI.otllli·samo.· " • . 20 filler ·\rW...Wa. Dal1iDDqlll T~a Cbrl~ 21. Tarao '> In At 9 - Oul At5 The Knr~ks ~· tho - · b7 14 over 11ro1m. Yale b)' 14 Aloll1t-TCU ba8llll eav.IIUt . .~ ·~ ~ NB~ g,;mqa . lntoa . . . . . af~·. ovv .Columbia,, Huv&rd b.Y olltasebeGde, l 1 ~!If tllllted Preul'ntanattonol ball' m1~, jpii'IID tho aeco&f -.tJII :~ Coniol.l, Booton u. . AIJio: Florida State b)'14over "'" 0.. ''" P•*"'• Lot East . J~][~lA\ can drink • . .. ·. · ·r- and slilh reapeco spot to I'- IK at lsotonldty means your body can belin to ab.SOib Gltorade almm as fast as you drinl it. That's much faster than YOII body can abSOib water cr any soft drink you . ga~i;.~~~:""!lt~ Ytik· . 126-10} Win . Jn 0 pener Gatorade is no ordinary soft llrlnk. Gatorade· Is the only soft .drink in the world wiUr isollniclty. 1n There's !foldeD Bean or Upper AJ:IInif~ARII!hdl School.thlrd behind ea-- RUN ONE MILE• . DRINK A GATORADE. YOU'LL PROBABLY WANT TO RUN AN(JfiiER MILE. • ~ . · Beaem • NEW YORK (UPU- Thanks There's IIWe doUbt both NEW YORK (UPI) - The to a ..,..,e or historic catcheo grabs wm be down as among atste of Nexada IIIYI the loleta by 'l'llnmie Agee, the ·New the best In series hlotory-his will oow wiD the World Serleo. II Las Vepo, GU Jlocl&ea' York Mete get their big chance fourth-lmdng sprint to the fence to toke charge ol llle World In lei\ center lor a cross-bucly miracle workers are 3-2 aeSeries todlll' when they send grab or Elrod Hendricks' drive leedms, and In Stateline, at ace pitcher TOOl Seaver to the with two on and two out before llarreh' a, the Mots are 7-5. mound In tho lourth same. crashing Into the renee; and his But both gambling centers pick It wu Agee, a "bam" turned sixth-Inning dash Into right tile Orioles to take Wedneehero, who put the Meta Into 1 2- center for a diving, sliding one- day's loorth game. The Vepa ! lead In eames In the series hand robbery on Paul Blair's line has BalUmore at 11-10; Tueadlll' when his fabulrus drive with the hoses loaded and the Harrah line Ia 6-5 · for lilt catches and his hclner aperked two out Orioles to deadlock the aera 5-41 rout or the Ba!Umore A&e• s1Q)Iied the only nm Ies at 2-2. But In New York, the man In Orioles. the Mots actually needed as And """ It's Seovsr, tha 25- their llrat batter in tho eame the street Sill'S it's the Meta game winner who was beaten when he hammered the lourth all the way . ... with oo retnrn by the Orioles In the aeries' pitch by Orioles • starter Jim trip to Baltimore. opening eame, who gets a Palmer ovsr the center flelcl chance to como back lor a fence 400 feet away. vlctoey that wruld put the NOBIS INJURED "amazln" Meta within one "They have me~ for a ATLANTA OJPD- Doctors ohert stride or the world low-llall hitter, 10 they've been decided Tuesdlll' not to q)el"ate champioJIIhip. pitching me hl&ho" Agee said. "at this time" on the inJured ()pposi~W rl&hthander 'Seaftr "So I was looking for hlghpltch knee or Atlanta Falcon linebacker Tommy Nobis, who was In today's pme at Shea an;! I goi It" Sladlum was southpaw Mlke The Mots added two more hurt In Sunday's eame with CueUar, who conquered the rans In the second imlng when Dallas. A spokesman lor tho ailloll held linn In ninth place. Mats, 4-1, In the opener In pitcher Gory Gentry doobled Falcons said therewasdellniteAkron Gerlleld, !6th last week, Baltimore. If Seaver can turn with two · on, another In the II' ligament damage to Nobis' . •-ked to lOth. the tables this time, the Mots sixth when Jerry Grote drubled right knee but It Isn't certain Following the, ClaBS A front- are ready with soothpaw ace with Ken BosweU on base, and how long Nobis wUl ba out of runners werelourth place Nor- Jerey Koosman lor the !11th their last In the eighth when Ed acUoiL walk st. Paul, Versailles, New- eame Thursdlll'. Kranepool honlered. Gentey and ' bury, Blutllon, Gnnvllle, Mar- .Agee put the Mots 1n this rellevsr Nolan Ryan _combined ion Catholic and Dennison St. enviable position, because his to allow only lour h•ta to the GIVEN CLEARANCE lola two catches Tuesdlll' pre.. nled Orioles - the AI champs have BUFFALO, N.Y. (UPDBu!!alo Btns' rookie running G~e and DennliOII St. at least live Oriole runs. only !2 in three games. •A' champion, polled 176 points Mary are newcomers to the back 0 . J. Simpson, who was1 ordered to the sidelines as a whllo McDonald remained in Top TelL precautlorary measure lastL aeeond, picking 1i> 140 points. Versailles, Newbury and Facl!> and ligures on iM 'World NEW YORK (UPI) week bacause ola head ln)Jry, Newark Catholic was In strit.- Bluffton all gained ground. NorSeries: Tuesday was glvsn medical lng distance with !32polnts. walk St. Paul slipped one spot Teams: New York Mets (National League) vs, Balti- clearance to play in Sunday's Umeaten and unacored ·on to fourth whUe Marion Catholic' more Orioles (Americon League). game against the Oakland Warren Western Reserve &lip- tumbled !rom seventh to ninth Length of Series: Beat or seven eames. raiders In Oakland. pod one mtch In the •AA' alter Its 8-6 loss to ML Gilead. Results: First game: BaiUmore 4, Nejl York I. Secstandings to third with 336 Falling 0111 or the Top Ten ~ •1l1Yorli., 2, Baltimore I. Third game: New Sol""""' 20 ~ T..- I llfpr Creak 54 Soulhw 0 Esllern G Feileral ""'"""' I B,.lo, w. Va. 54 North Galli& 23rd In UPI Poll M.\SOH, W.VA. , -ae the win ~ at the ol Miller. Eaoternia 3-2-1 iD all fiiiDIOI and 2-1..0 Ill the SVAC. 1111lor Is $.3.0. . . Coach. 1111 c:artu'a Norlb Galli& Pirates will al10 be out to map a two pme IOII.na ltnlk wh• they travel to meet lilt Federal Hocking Lancera. Tbo Pirates are 2-f..O In all pmea and 2-2..0 In tba SV AC. Federalllocldn& Ia 3-2-1. - · - -- - Spot, Bears Move Up .FURNITURE CO. , W L T !'.'~ Tigers Maintain Top C.v'*'ent Tenioo GATORADEl.l . . , • . . , CHAltEN6Es PEOPLE OF A ERI-CA TO A ON£ ILE· -RUN . METS ALL THE WAY .... :.;;;:~;:;;;:~ ~---------~to::.:;re:gula=r~taa::c:h:er~· ----::._ _ _ _ _ _ _..J~=== 9reen'! !~t_~t__-:_~co~ 27-26l_!)s~ --------- U...tbreil.: ir... the Reds In 1966, took over as Interim manager hallWay (!) (4~ 17 ers,reQ~e....,. • throul!h the ........ and .... 19. Northern (3-1) to .:.•:.::.""to =edH 1 9 In the case was made following nd • ~ 8 nd m&Dij!ed the 20. Mlasouri at Rolla others receiving five or more a C011811ltatlon with Prosecuting ~eda to u.irdaplace In the clooe points: Jomson c. sml th, Attorney Mlchael Silaw.lnal•t- w tern Dl"vislon Natloral Portland St., Tampa, Eastern ter to the board, he advised ea · Kentucky, Wilkes, Whltawater, them there were two altema- Leasue race this peat-son. Western Carolina, Florida tives: the 1'8Qieat for a slaY ol Bragan, tO, brother of Texas AIIM. execution or a --~ent ol all League Prealdant Bobby Braback ··•·-·. ~--· gan, wtn lake the llrst.baae Ariz.. 14 IIIDI"I anJ1 4..0..0 In the SVAC. Alexander la2-f..O. • Coach Bob Allhley'o Saulbern J,oca1 Tornadoes will tertaln the Glwater Tomcat8 at Racine. SOUthern Is 2-4..0 In ~II, ·~uimla ' WJ\tt. 4PI!ft She~ : ~ • d'oln!" Bible 19 .era In May, followed b.Y a Writ (3-1) 17. Fresno St. 18. Colo. St. Coli. · . • ,,·. ay~~~=·::;:~; { TEAll w.- = T..-0 20 ~er'o Kyflllr all fiiiiNII and 1-2..0 Ill lba llfiOf CrMk 5 1 0 174 < rt Creek Bobeallp will il!il' a four SVAC. - '•M a I 2 \ Hf' ~ same win O(reak .., lba IJDe Tr7lnl to llnlk 1 two~ North Galli& 2 t o 8 ,U. when IIley ineet the Alo:DD- Ioalng ..-.sc. Coach BillJ Kin- lloutllern 2 4 0 M Udl der Spartans at 1111!111' Creek'o cald'a i:a...l'll Es&IOS. wilolaat 11a1111D Tr- I 4 0 78' U "l Homecoming. week 11*1 FederolfWkllll 1-8, SooitJilnotern o 4 o· to 110 llfler Creek lo 5-1..0 Ia all wiD b8 .1171111 to -back illto LABr wEI!X'S BBIKILTI: &o the Wal.till!d dolni 8:1i ""lii,j! ' . .. lp G. doWIIILiii.IMeldaW~ base llolltreal. He ,_ Eliot.. Wqnda dOIIII 7:11f.·P. .~1 reported to ~ at Val~ lC' 9130 J, & 1 doom , IILI CO,Iy "' 1;r3o L ;. .I. ..... po•llbWu•• d.,... lOld p. m.1 . Cholla lC' ts10 a.m. ; :• '' c'·: . otl!er niAjor Jaqua d,..a, al· d 0111111 IlL . \. ,... , .·• • ~-w ., ~ . thouab ~·. !lamp~ ""'" KANo\ RlYER:'- · ·s p '' , Mauch. ~....,cl . lllill , t!Je Mil~~~- d FOl'IJlelrboi-ia.&le•m.;' , " ' ·~• '._-,,L·i• .· treal Job he was dl!lmloHII !IY qtlellalj. · 7:35 P. IlL I DqncaJI lb'uca 'rile Iii)'.I 'tilly . ~~ . · , A ~' IIPClke~n tarm-. 2,25 _ L in.; ~ R. 11err111 ~·maDed Brlotoll 'lleey, ~aolw,, dOIIII 4 a. Di.; Wllllleld; ()laclllta' JdDd. J;leD! '!* ·~==;Of detennlnod t;ypoj, witl! ·the ~ dOIIII 8:1$ p, m.; ~ T, tb!llhnll. . = l-:c ;,II quaiiUea •• Gene Mauch. lie Price doWn 12:05 a. IILI 11. E. · often, UM,II . -~;w·· played aa an lnllelder In the Bolrleo.IC' 1130 a. IlL; MI. Slate !!:J:'I•B. abOut ..~ . ~milMir ~· and lllllftl&ed d .. 5 a. IILJPoliJR. dalnl8:50 ,_. . ,. '' . mblor-1- teems In .....n Qllll · cities. · a. Ill. Brlolol atarted as c,.ch with J ~.:aa::~\'.:: -il a.Na 2.11 - · . Lee )D.ifJ: week ft'*D . ut r1 .Whltad\IWD4:26Lm·l_.~,.., -Ia Gold - \llil.l D.p. - IILI J.oclu!; "'"'.......dolllll1 ,... • p.' ·"' Ravtlll! .,_, J, S: ~'WI Jl-146 p. 111.1~ 4a Am "'1211.11 lo JD.I _ . P. Ca1holm "'liQ 1; l870.• Brlsli!l, by the Reds and .. down 8:115 p. 111.1 ib'ta<o lC' lli5 a , Ill.I IDea doiiii3:2Ci ~m.lllao:Ucnl ,. 4:45 L 111.1 T !til m f ,·> " .· - , Wildcats Meetllighlpdersk:-!i . .,. . • F •d Bo ' . Three MAC Players Honored COLUMilU> t l! PU- Oots1anding · indi vidU..I si'iilPerform"!'• from Kert S t a t e, Bowling Gr een, alii the University of Toledo have been named Mid- if/~~ fll.f;,...,.- 1. :o'lr' •'·'' ··,' .o.i* ~.: ·~~iJi'B~ ~ l :"*!:, ";~.:..~ II is the evening rush hour800 -kids -looking lor someon tl1e motor scooter his ac- thing to turn on the night. :I.oeai Bowling ~~ '' ~tGIL ·-o~Mt•• ftit,lba BG,'wllo~arel•led lalt iller lhrae ono-11ilh'-•· On Paying oft-·· ma.....-•. ~DI, c•~ third for be8D looldJw IJa k ma_~iai.POO~I!;I•w ith _,nth 1r~ lat-orlenled city llutt narcotIcs agents say has one or the worst drag problems In t h e world. One or the lew things t h • Chamber of Commerce doesn't brag about is Miami's sta1us ln the narcotics business, or the 26 per11011a who have died this : swallowed, smoked, Inhaled or year from drug overdosea. Miami is a naUonal Import : InJected, In Mlami sctJool yards. : FJ'Ye yeara ago, tb.e same kind center for cocaine. It's the regional dlstribuUon point for • of kids got high on beer. : lArry's '•turned - on" com- heroin, marijuana, I.Sl, an d : panloos have lound that draga Wlclt barbiturates. At the air-cond!Uoned jun: are much easter to get than · beer and they are twice as ior high achool where he Is a 11B" atudent, Larry roams the : kicky. : Larry isn't a product of Mi- halls between classes taking .: amt•s slums. He lives in a orders. U' pressed. he'll deliv : polt.ahaded ouburb ol a toor- er Wring the lunch hour, b.lt he'd rather do it alter school _l stay .. Asked· , • MIAMJ (UPI) - Larry, 13, :Used to wrap and deliver news.. : papers to a dollar for : movtea and ball game&. Now : he wrapa and dellvers reeC• era to keep himaell In "pot : and speed.'' : Larry is one or hundreds or : ynutbs peddling narcotics, to be ··i'~·ff ~. ""'iI ' >0 ' / .,..q, "D . r JIHS Be Ue r th an Beer , : -o' ._~_ ,0 4 Turned-on 'll:am: a, ., K l•ds ~ . l / muaic. Ali music · lo pttl,_ . .. Ioiii, Jon, NEW YORK (\IPI) - T h , tar ••torn. coultQ, welletp, UDited Preoa lntem"""' tQp • . .• . evsrythlng. 20 amall eoileflll footblli Ieonie . "T~I lio-n aren't with !lrltplaeevotea.and- MONTREAL (UPI) - . The . br•kl~ clown music and 1o- ~ed reoord· 1 (~·n a·-"·· lolontreol EIQ>!II IIIICIW!'1!1l , · -iii perenthoaeo. """ (Fqu11t ,._ Tue._ ·•·· that '--or Cb><:I,..U a..lyzlng IL They only Judae bla) whellutr it Is good or bad •. And wee~~), that's the Wlll'lt&hoUJdbe." Team ~ · Hcnogenized Music 1. No. Dak. $1. · , · . Alpert wanned further to his (28) ($-D) 336 subjecL "Wilat ....... (lit ... 2. Texas Alii (f.JJ) 289 Is homogenized muolc trcn all 3. Montou ($~ 233 . ' over the world. What Ia being 4. (Tie) Humboldt (4~ !58 played In Eur1lpo can ba (Tie) Tro.J st. (4..0-1) 158 Q.-.lary appreciated In Aola or India. 6. Ark. St. (I) (2-1) 130 C ,;,a.( And the reveraelstrue. . ·7• Alcorn AIIM POINT PLEASANT The "Creative people are more (I) (3~ 106 · · · fiexible lodoy than ever. II; 8. Delaware (3-1) 94 lolaiOII Coomly Boord tl. FA~Bach were allvs, or BeethoveM 9. N. M. Ill' lands ($..0-l) 65 they woold ho Involved In 10· Ind. (Pl.) (I) ( 4 ~ ~7 Mason Circuit Court In the tooay·s music oecause tnere 11. (Tie) E. Tenn. St. peymont of back salal')'toa.&rare millions or peoplewhe want (5~ U lea Withers_, .......... , ol Point to hear It More people have (Tie) Idaho st. r•q•.....the leisure to lloten to mustc (I) (3-l) U Pleasant llil!h School, pandtaa: than ever before. 13. Abilene Chri.Uan the ·outcome tl. ID ~ ol "Personally, I'm gratified (4-0) 27 the case to the state Slpreme that so many people here and 14. Lanolr Rhyne (I) (4~ 24 Court. abroad dig - t I'm doing with 15, Akron (4-1) 22 The sail.l")'ln1Jle111onreaulta the TIJuana Brass. 16. Northeast Okla. (I) 20 from lila transfer ol Mr. Wltll- : • L 0n the IIICMt: New Che'l' 1011 hell'l'l Now nt.n 90. "Anybody can add a new truck to a lineup_ Leave it to Chevy to add a truck and a half. Titan 90. No o:her Chevy tilt is so long on muscle. So righi for turnpike slretches. With 9 diesels available. And one of tbe biggest sleeping Mowas for'70 compartments on the road. With a wraparound instrument panel tbat puts everything just a glance or fingertip away. Conventionals. Vans. Recreational vehicles. Whatever you're thinking. your Chevrolet dealer's got il And it's a Mover. �., ) I '•·, . . .U • ""1ug, r.;_• .. 1-e, •na: Gone' .NbW'h·,.. ere, ,·• S·• A. 1s .Go ..• '; ~ Question 'to c::u- Otl-11.., llludtnta lac:alty _.,... at Mai&l · Jllni.... IIJ&b School who for till put alii wMko otullod·....,truc• lllldorwoy t11nJu11o field lrlpt, wlah to elllend tluka ""' ,._ preclaiiiRI 111 lhoiO who W&ll be1God llio coD ot dub' In "'--IIII and "''a'ni'V phases ol COilllrUetlon. These l!lcllldod t11a A1 Johaaon <:cutrueIIGII ~Ill'. W. W, Auborry,prQject .......r the Bacino Dam, provided a lrlnd tour with aarety bolmllla and all; 'lbe ...1\y - · Co!IAtntdlon "'""""'~~'· llArllr· Gllpl, ....,-m..,..; Oblo lllllonl Jlo. partment, J..cy~; aaalotanl; Tli..C.nty Voeatlmol SdiOol. and Teebnleal Institute. Nelaonvlllo, Fnllk Dawnhoor and IIana P-mlllo auldaDce CCMIR&oloro; Karr CAinatructlCMI ('A!JQIII)', Horac:e Karr, ...-.at Malp lll&b ~ nl, . . Emmet Sllulel', .'lM!!aport, who demonotratod heoll' "lulpmont. l• ' or -Ill'•Ia Thanko are eJdendecl abo to tllole who were to slve domoootratlma but were unoblo to do aoduo to bad weather c0ndltl0111. 'lbooe lncllldod CaBB Kindy, aloclrldan; Earl Weroor,earpenter of Werner Conatructlon ~11Y. and Ted Beatlle, CGuntv El>sl-r, Mello Counb' HlshW&Y Department, heavy IM)I!Ipmontdom· onatratlon. :••= •• . •• .•' .' i I II '' MII,FS K1JSIC, WHO FOR SEVERAL yean waa empi0)'8Ciat WIIPO Radio, Is,_ with Chamell3, Hllllllngtoll, doiiiiiPielll ovento. He Ia aeon periodically, too, delnlsome newo bl'GIIIeaotlng. Niles Ia marrlocl to tbefannerSUole Price, daughter of Mr. and Nra. a.yte Price, ol Portland. Prior to blo 11011111 to HuntKualc was !IIIIPio1ed by WTVR In RlchmO!III, VirBiniL !.....,. HOMES ARE TAKING on tbet "llall-n Look~ as roaldellta decorate entrances with tho traditional colored corn and 181110011 n.,..... Both l'<lmeroy and Middleport have 101 trick or troot for Wodnoadoy, Oc:~ 29, fnlm 6:30 to 7:30. Sirens In tho towns will inlrk the oponing and cloolrv or tho event. U yoo're drosslllfl tltat nllht. pleaae be coroful - we don't haw a olllflle little Jltost or s<Jblln to spore. MANY Be Settled. WASIIINGTON (Upl). - The Alrlculture War Zone Open to the....-- Steinke to . mUk msrketllw..... FUiod mUk Ia a cheaper 1rado of milk. not widely aolcJ In American marklll ror COl>oumor uoe, but fr~ uaod • I a gniD miJturo. 'lbe odcptloo d. tho mUk or(;!_._ ___J,_, ~~~~~UUJ der lo atajact to ·tho I1IPfiMI or at l•at twiHblrdo or dllll')' q.rmen 110n111r tho 87 milk Robert D Slaillke will apeak "!Arketi'V Cll'der areoo YOtillll • tlu'oollll their cooperative ~~~ at tho Pomol'!ll' Seventh.Da.r clotlona. Cbureb 11 2 p.m. The fedenl milk msrkotiiV An ordalnod minister Mr orders set mlnlmumprlceo that StaiDI<e 18 director of • t h; mUk haDdlero or dealen·muat pay tanners fnlm whcm they bill' mUk. The orders do not set Ohio Ccd of Sevontll rotan prlceo. llQ Advonti":~Moolbt Ve~ Ohio. He held I llmllar post In New Jeraoy before coming to Ohio laat Odllbor. A oaU.e of - . AI- SnPak Here rOn = ==:..:. The Poet's rr 'f: : bert&. Cevfle and a Kratllate u;.,. of Canadian Cullop, Mr. Stelnb hal held -oral pollia Corner "WE'VE DONE IWE, Vlealam (UPI) - Soutb V . _ Prolldeal N Van 'l'bl8u lnvllod IOI!Iora Ill. the aotlnr move• _ _ln ·U.o United states to 1/lalt Soulb Vlealam for 1D J.n. spocllon tooir of "I thlnlt they will eiWIP thalr mlndo," Tbleu told litw1men In EDiJIIh .m-IDI a 111111' of a.o nortll8l'Jl. ~~ of Tile.,. :.~eden) flags Flying Full.Mast ""'port IIDdaJ II Claal I (lluld mUll) undlr Legion CommanderWants WASHiNGTON (Upl) - 'lbe oatlonal . CCIIIIDIIInder of tho Amerlean Legion Tueocloy b~ pWo)lc ofllcills w h o 11110 fJytllfl tho Amerlean llq at half-ataff In or Wed,_ac~oy•a V I - morator111111. J. Milton Patrick, head ortlll voterana BJ'Oitl, Mid IRIIy t h e President may order llagohalf· mao!ed, and then only on .,.... ill oecaslona such 11 tho deoth of a ,.uonalleoder. An exception Ia Memorial Day whOII tho flq Ia tloom at tho diP Willi 110011, In aceordlnco with the U. S. llag code, Palrlck ~Ill laallod &II ordar, wblcll will be ouloalltllld to dliiQ tan.ro !or _.,11a1, on the N&ulai!OR of dlill')' lllfll'odl8lll.l for. ftlled mllll Filled lilllk II I bo....... eontalnl"' o1t11ar rreoh liquid · - milk or aldlll mUkatlllltod fnln """"'' drJ mUll, witb added net t1b1e rAt ot Gil In place of JatUnl butlorlilt. FWecl mUk would be clanlllod r... AGAIN" Written b)- Mra. Boulah notday a cloy or mournl11r f... Rouah for tho motbor-dau&b· aervicemen ldlledlntbewar. He tor bonQuet 11 tile Pldlatllea has asked New Yorkers to half · Women of tho Mlddloporl mast their flqo. First IIQtlst Cbtlrcb. Patrlek did not mention LlndAJ' b)o ...... butoald"IIOIII8 Did I hoar .......,. 1111. publle olllclala" hod made~ · '"'-Y haYO done It again. J & PhU flag - - a n d lrledtolllrn Y tho 100111011 w uoO • the Vlelnlm War Into "a pol(t. leal football ., ''Wo bolleve this Is the time Havodonoltopln. ror tbe Amerlean ~· to bo The nlc:e tiJinp they do, puJIIng tosether rather then... Just never end. · -.. ," Patrick said. .,_., We are llad to haYO ao IIUIIQ' He said the Amerlean Leglm lllollla; urged Amerleans to fly tbe flq Wauld be nl<e to add your Jllllle fnlm tbe 1q> or the msot u "a to our Hot. vote o( conlldence In tbe WIY our Prosldo!11 1•. worklll& to. brllW: . Now some of )'<II mB1 not .,_ ":u.... hia c(enornlnalienln Canada , ranaer Rodl Coach Jlnllnf BnpD, tho EJPOI . - e e l TuoodQ. llaYe _.__ ' Wedding Guests !dr. and !drl. Wllllam Klni . tor, Dll>blo, to Steven Flolaw, entertained t h • MR. JOHN ROACH WILL BE .AT LA SALLE HOTEL MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ON Tlllrs., Oct. i&, 1• FROM 9A.II. to lZ NDIIII To repair llld •wtce hearlna aids. &.ttorloo end ou"'l•• for •II MHOI lot Nli MR. ROACH will bo ~~:. to give )IOU o frn lrig toot with tho l.,.ot Bel- Electronic equlpo ....,,_ frlmdo at a lunebeon. Jnellldod In the ll'OUP won! !dr. and Mra. Tbomaa Bartley, Daytm; !dr. and !drs, Carl Blorbeum, BIOGktWo; )1. r a. RGberta K. Mlnclllll& Bevorl7; ' Mra. Julia FlomiD& lolroll; Mr. and Mro. Ralph Webb, Racine; Mr. and Mra. G80tp .Moaelo,y, lifaeklbura, and Mr. and Mro. Larry 11rw1ta1 ~ ~ d Karon, Colwnhlla. Jillnfna tho BI'OUII latet W.re Mr. and 111'11. Rlcbard Flnlliw~ l'b•l'lll'· ........... jerseys, bengalines and other mirac)e blends. shifts, set•in btl!s, Coachman styles, zipp.er fronts. Ideal styles for nurses, beauticians, die!llians, waitresses.· Junior Petite Sizes, Values To 3.98! Qulltfd Nylon Full BINI Size! WOIENS SHOES MENS JACIETS Cht1lllt By .. WIIIIams 11 and orh• Flats, INfers, dreu coauol•. Sb.. 5 to 10. br~:niCia. .• TM ln~uloted "'lnt• foeltet thot men lllle fot winter. All sizes! T~lcot Wspnads R"*elll chtnllle Cl .,., low Jl'lce. I! col••· 'Wh;•ilt• of hit• and •-~······················••: •• •: Take advattaJe of the sala prices •: : Shop At El..rfel•s •• Uls W11ba.... it..••....•.••.,....• ;". fl• ~·(fll"!'••ll•s ~ersr , . . ~e;J;'tt. • It Will Sat Yt~ . .yDtlltn le Shop Fls..r's Fri. &Sd. . 0 ' ON ANY.IIANS WORK BOOT IN OUR STORE! VALUESTO 1&.95 ' OFF DOOR BUSTER VALUES!!! ;~· AND HEATING Phone WY 2·2550 ,, v''' EXTRA LARGE! VAlUES. TO iD.95! ' • ~ ' ' r • FRAMED OIL PICTURES 51 zo 27x'¥1 or 24x35- Reproduction of famouo ortlito scene a, landsc.-•, etc. A · one limo buy. !00 tp .ooll. ·s CAIE SPll ' ." FlANNELS! KNm! SPORT SIIJRTS! ' •••••••••••••••••••• 3 bxs. for LUNCHE()N MEAT ;GOOD liTH OUR FRESH EGGS . . ·~;~ · ,: OL ~).•••••••.••••••••••••••.•••••• 4 ,1 FOR SPREAD. FOR COOKING .· , • • · 1.00 49~ lb.. tte for SCOT TOWELS . 12 oz. can ····!·!~!!!•••.·············· ~LUE BONNEl'QUARTERS . ' \r ~i, DUNCAN HINES · SEVERAL VARIEnES 4 9. ~J~~ 2 Z-roll pqs. COUPON REGUl-AR 49c EACH COUPON GOOD ONLY AT RACINE FOOD MARKET EXPIRES OCT. 18, 1969 R................................................. .!· BOYS WARM FLANNEL SIIRTS · liENS COBUROY. PANTS Chicken Noodle, Vq.-Beef & Ve1.·Tomato A1.ple Sa1ue •• ~ ••• 6 :S 1. 00 (ampb,ll's Soup ••• 6~!15 1.00 . I our tndlloa ADd ..... """""aln " .. 'fiiOIIQUAUlY · · . IPICitii~LOW P-ID motllorl, Howpnckulthat-. IIIlO IIIII bll time to I I - to •• PIAIL VALLEY PLUMBING I . M!fSSel~'s IIJ'. one the 1""""1.' "" ' :· · ' ' :J,•II.!:cc'· .... .,For ., !rom to at Duluth. Emenon replaces safecy Mike Wllaon, plac:ed on the InJured Us~ I lhiDk God that he pve us . SAYINGS CO. ' ..$"liT .SALE ,. . . u.a ordering ••• •, 1llnt Art Oily. AFew .01 Tile Very$tllcltl Y•l•l . FOR TIO DAYS ONLY! FRIDAY & SAT. ~··. of COMMITS SUICIDE shoollngs In an area -een OSAKA, Japan (UPI}- Prot Nlkopol and Konotop In Russia Maauuml Tendo, 46, OSika In 1941. Univeralcy cunmltted suicide with a kitchen knife In despair over his failure to settle a campus dispute, pollee laid Tueocloy. EMERSON." ACTIVATED ·· · '. ' . """' ~"-'"•lot, lh .- . IN 'POMEROY _pr• . ea. FARMERS BANI ANTHONY Plumlti19-IIHtil9 • • •: . swe~ers, wom,.1~ blo.~s~ •. ~om~ i• ~ OW' Harry with white characlers, video veralon had black ooea, set In Watte. Of the ll's Qtlick! short stacy, ho 1011: "Alii tried to do ·was write a It's Convenient! story about a poor family, where the y~ bQl' decided to COME AS YOU ARE! go for the money. AI that Ume THE the empl'asla was ,., the missing money- that was tho magazine's lntirest. It was wrltten ror a white audience." Tenaciousness ftnallyJl&ldofl' for Harey, who 1&1S, "ln1964,1 told my wife I would give ' P.OMEROY, OHIO myself more yeer 111 be a writer. U I didn't make It, I was gonna get me a real gond . nlto •8 ·~ 30.oMinut• fr•• Potklt• for Jl r Juu-&sqpervi 80r •"lie Cu•tomwr• In OUC· .lilt laughs ,_, He eariM!d the · - - - - - - - - though the RADTKE ARRESTED while most writers can simply suspected : on elrls dresses, lirls slaclcs, lirls : • c• coats, lids skirts, womens • . ~tel ..,..,, Sl• 5, 6, 7 •n4 tra ..... ,, ....... deeply Involved. Harry Is 4 bridlle -eon Hollywood'• Jlamor world, In whieb ho has proven blmoelf, aod the world ol Walta. He has shown a man <an make tho leap,· and much or hll · elfort today Is In makl1111 y~ black writers In the workohop believe they can do tho Ame. Frmr MUNitH Germa11Y (UPI)L~ Col WUk 1m Radtke r tit west ~nna."- ~ ha: •-led 1 Pll r """'" arr0s n susp c1on o rd 1 the W ld W n o er ng or ar executlon of 1,000 Russian Jews tho Munich prooecutlon's course he Is. omc; said TUesday. Radtke rigtlt. But he Is more than the~ He was a lleu..,nant In the German Is something of a wooier, for army In Ole war ;am was 0 WOIENS· PANTIES Tt... •• ~"'·· .. VALUIS TO $3.98' lluo,y, - the usual soU-doubts ofalliOod writers, and he has bad nlglrts with tho good. He was up the other night worklna on a plaJ<, "The lr101 Halld of Nat Turner," and suddenly, as ha says, the clayllgltt was cOIIlir'l ~he wond--~ If he-' 8 up, a,.. ~--.. "'~ as good as people IIY he Ia. or Sizes, in all price ranges • Knit! . · Workshop, of which he l1 the sera Weepers,•• firstwrlttenas director. FrGn their work to a short story for "Mystery their personal Uvea, he Is . Digest," was conceiYI!d b7 success to satis(y him. He has Regular Jf!lliors, Misses Sizes and Half ', - facing man. His eyes twloklo, his mustache Ia modest and Just rlgbl, he laugba eaaiJ1 and often. Even If ho weren't black, he would aUU bo boa1111ful. He Ia a aeriCMII writer, and It wlll toke more then video defined waistlines, jumpers, skimmers, valueo will ~~~lound youi Sizoo for IliOn. Perfect quality. Stock up nowl 811, TV in review 9:30 A.&. Uear Students concenu-ate on tholr wrltlllfl. 01)0 aide of town to ·the otller Ia Harry looks after a lot of like night alld cloy. From the people - oot IRIIy Ids wl!e and workalqr to tho Beverly Hilla six children, bill tho lledsi!Di Brown Derby, A lhortrlde. cr01tora ol. tho Waite Wrllen Few peq>le kiMM that "Lo- See the entire grouping, varied styles with ..,A,. Smith Would • . ,: Zt$let Strailberrv .. .I f . . ' • •. '1 l.' . tJ3It . ~PreServes ••••••••••• ~a '• '1 ' /> fit ' , ,. ' ·;.·y ' , ... ' 49~ DlshnllllnaJJquld . In .00 ....~=--a.:..~·- '2'·l.l9., ~. 'l'lle'illlll '1111 ..... INt II 11111J ...,. . ...,_fluawol!enll . ,... .. 111 .... Come opla aainotlmo- ia.t.llcl to ilbara. - ' ' '>.·' ~· .''· ' 12. '9~95 ' 5 two offlclallaD,IJIII~-~·.. HibM ~Ar~~~- · ......!1'! llrtel bU ' \"!. ' • ' . OUR OI'N MAKI;: :- t6. ca..n. ,,.,.. ,,.,,.,, be orer. t Dw ~... 111'118 It diiiiD Ill the qts. tor . Easy ·Monday .......3 1.00 ' Conon Flonnel. Sin 6 to llqtlla~~"t'­ If h•rlllll lo ,._ probl. . ·lel.... .li . including double hits, rib hilS, hit out.of-lown The No - HOLLYWOOD (Upl)- Ham Dolan. tho ex-Janitor who gained prominence when he wrote "Loaers Weepers" .! Jr "NBC E>porlment In Tele'VI· sion." ta a stocky, pl•aantly rumpled, humorooaly self--of- St!- t~eir . many and changing styles, the latest fashions with all the newest fabrics, of Mldcllaport, Route 1, fOllowIns till wedding or aieli daa&b- .LTONE Helrllf AI. S.Yke C.tlr JJolan Bridges Watts Gap .UNIFORMS Luncheon Given w:":;. ai801DiUIIII, IDIItl nwnbers, frolll WHITE SWAN ~~--~--....-~......-'!"'!!.......~~~~ a medleal clbdc on the lalaDd of Guam, = 181100 aiGIIIIwlth Tbleu atteaded a flmeral c:er. ORICIIY .at Jile, tho foi'IIMir 1mporlaJ capital 390 mtloa north· ' -·par. liiUIUWIU ......- lhom. -tllaV~aetroopa tiGIIID 1939. Paator Stol•ko and hb wife, Serab, have two eblldron, a IIIII, lll,y, who oporatea anavla. tiGII lehool In Olbawa, Can. ado. and a dau&blor, M r &. !llaroll Ordolholde IIOil'IOwlth d- :0, For El ..rleNs J•st Rectlvttl .' 'ora fllhllniiRI tho' fll'OWIIL.. " COLUMBUS (UJII) - Dally calb gniD prleoa paid to tarmora weme...., It 1r11n olmtoro In C!lllral, NortiJ. hltern and Soutllwollom Ohio as q.- b7 the Ohio Depart. meat of Aarleulture are: No, 2 Wheel (bu): mostl,y 1 cent bllloer, l.lV-1.%1, 11101111 1.181.11; No. 2 Ell' Com (bu)· 1110111.1' IDIChangod, 1.05 .uo: mostl,y 1.09.1.10; No. 2 !iboJl. ed Com (loU): mostl,y llll<hlnl· ed, 1,08-1.13, mostiJ 1,10-1.12; No. 2 S!alled Com (100 lb): moalb' lllldlanpd, l93-ll.02, mostl,y L96.2.00; No. 2 Oatil (bu): moolb' undJan&ed, .54-.60, mollb- .55~67; No. 1 SoJobeanl (bu): unchanged to 2 CO!III hl&bor, 2.204.33, moatiJ> 2.20.,2.24. and tho Brllllh CaiiUOOia. He ... tho ftrst to enter tho ArcUc lloillon fOI' bla dsJomlna. Governor Opens Plant ~~~~...!..." ;,:c;,.of1 TIMia 11deo. "I will welcome thorn ln.tho ' M 1 p - Palace. Iwlllload fllom on avlall to tho lluoeometeey ,llke aliolllO!'IIIDi- I wD1 load them Ill I villi and ...... Grain Prkea POINT PLEASANT ....: A for. mer pnaldent of Marahall Unlverllt.Y feels 1ouna ~· sbould be allowed a part In aalcL llllkiDa campuo declllma. Now York ~or •Jolm V, Lllldaay has proclaimed Wed- I 8.--\l.loial,,aftd ~ - Our ofll<erl who kOep Ul In ' Dr. stewart H.SalilbiiDldan peact! II! V~~; ~. tow. ' ....,.. at tbe ~ meet. Another vsleranaorpnlza- Nora (Rico) lo our pro.-, lne.oftiiiAmerlcanAoeodiUm lion - r . llllrloa ~ Grace <PratO oor vice. of Unl-alty women ..,Jdent• of till Voterano of Fonlan a reform of carrlc:alum PlaatiaJ Wara, BOld till "silent maJor\- Martha (Cblldo) takes core of wldeb be . a&ned wu ~ , _ ,._, tY'' ahculd teD till Preoldont to our dollan and....., eel and fl 1 • · " to Wnk act J "•CKSON • OldOwr>J-~•· contlluoto-kvictorylnVIet' • .'.be 11 ' Jamoo A. Rhode& ofllclall)' op. Tello ua hw Dlleb we buo, .... ltenod to by adulta. onecl 1 $L2 tnllllon e~nalon ~Frankly ,.. are sick and Alld much wo~o ~ Tbe ecloocolot, 1lbo 10rvecl of Gondyear Aeroopoco'a...,... • Secntu7 Ia Dorotll)' 1 (Y-- u IIIJ pralldlnt from lt4'1 to tired or lla~M~~ng to • ver1 w..., _.,. 1188 -lied that adultalake merc:'.al plaotleo dlvialoo bore ea1 minority undermlniiV tho KeOII'•I all recorda, u-' to u.. and be frllllllll Tuoacloy. ' · barplnlllfl poaltl,., orourProo111111 - • · .......... 111 The e~nslon Ia expeetod to lei ~ said CUponler who IIIlo _.r lblrka. ,...,. _..,, - - . dooJbla J'Gduetloo copeclty at ent, ' lbem tlla _ . . of demoetbe ~ and add about 150 hoada tho VFW'o lOth lllltrlet We haYO a lot of _ _._ nq, nwld•l them J,dJJo.P of V~ ~ VFW ,___,,, 11aa1e are Jlllllll. ...... ora old, Uclpontolll pwmw. · He ..., "'" _.......,... Some ora rut, aome are alow ~~~'I Tbe (!OWriiOI' took a pro-view aeakli pOICO "but we wD1 not · ' drive or a ,.. aJl.tornln vo- -~ . prt ~ch Once a IIIGnlb alltpthot we • - peace II IllY co""' blclo llberala• body lo Ia what tho voea1 minority 1o ' 111ec1e 11 tho plant. He alao 14- ealllnl f<lr todaJ" After ..,. 111111111111• .,..., d N - · a 1111111'111 at wldeb ' We u.aU1 ban a treat. Gwbwc no -ed 1969 , .._ lnduotry 11 theY_.. BRISTOL HIRED : 117 tho JackoCOI Olamber of MONTREAL .(Upl) - Dave C<wJmerce. Brlotol, llrod &I of.tlle Cincinnati Reel• Jut week, hu lharod ~ Ill&- . . VJS1tors YSUSONED r '· , . �' . .o'' ' '. '' .... . of ~ • ' • ' r "I Am Curious (Red)!" ' '".nntlauod , _ - 1 ) o. s. Emba-.y ~·!Jillor domon-Ma Ill . . _ t . Ill lht Vlolnam moralorlwn were reported In lmdm and EIIJ:'!'IIOID dtlae. ''!be ID ~earrled .,cb plaearcla 11• 'llown wlth American Imporlallllll," "Lei's Get lht PentiiOn aft 1he ! ' -nta ' b- eauo cwt. ,.,.. wue 173 lltl(era, ri 810 -""" ..... 111 q. 111 3ei 'llll.$5 on owl. ' Three bond1 ""re · forfeited !~=::~t~: Pressed V~~ J $18,av....., r1 $27,67 FBI llfEEBB _ aiOI<e (68) 29 PQIUida 413 avenae: eoo.u, .,.j price, ~.60 per cwl.; 111 _ Good (89), tl,l55 paomd• 482 averase, fl2, 727 ,. 83 ~price, eaG.92 per cwt.; Good (9), 74,135 JIOillldo, 392 au ea:. a man believed to be a prlaonerli Into - .._when fugitive want.l by _u.! FBI Barvey ".luat oort of niMd Pollee think tho prl ia being away." held hoellse today to enouro The man who abduetod the the eoCIII)O of hor obductor. bluo--eyod, blonle hlab aehoal Kirat81l "KiltY" AndoraOil, a student waa hldi!11 in the mlnialdrlod teaehor'a &ll!e · at nuraorywhen!tlra. BothPetero, tho Peter Pan Nuraery School tho ~rotor and - r , fPned at Arroyo Grande, 15 mlloo at 11 a.m. south or here, waa abducted by He Ued Mrs. Petera, thon a man and loreed Into a stolen lollu Ander- and 1 cook and ear lhortly before noon. put u- In a beu.r-. 11o AulhoriUes aald the doscrlp- than forced the prl to Uon of tho man, Jiven by 11ro aecllllPID)' him and fled In women at tho school, Mrs. Patera' car - a _., inatched In almoat OJB<I detail still,., thet 111 ~~Albert A. Harvey, 'lba two ww an, fouad two cbarpd with a prevlousld"- hours Iller, lOW POllee lht i~ and serious woondlna of a m1ft'1 doscliPII• aed author!youth In Albuquerque, N. M. Uea Rid he d-'1 ror=Ned An alli>olnto ~ationwlde bull• llar'leJ, who woo llltod 11 tin was issued by the FBI for ''armed and......_.," Barvey, who walkad au: of. a llar'IQ arroaod llllt by •28.M ,11,- fl,093.- 31, cmdiUCRiai withdrawal" from . Substitutes work only when Vletuam. needed and a new IP~ DES MOINES, IOWA- Gov. could e!Qleetawroximately300 Robert D. Ray was to addroaa hours work a year at $3.06 an a Vietnam moratorium sorv- hour lee tonight In the state cap!. Aartomatlc. yearly increases tol. in the hourly rote are reeeived MiAMI, FLA. - The execu- ror seven years. SubsUtutea tlve council of. the l1ro mil- oorn annual and sick leave. Jo. lloo.member United Church of. interested awlieants mustquaiCbrlst resolved to join all"who i!y on a wr!Uen test. C&rd form will work for peace In appro- 5000 AB can be obtained atlht prlate legal ways... post office to me for the · Ination. The position Is ~n to Flllaen ladles, members of. the Meigs Cooney Ertooalon Homemakers Club, were escorted throullh the oew, <traet priDI:Ins plant of. the ado Valley Publlahlna Co. In C'.alllpo.. lis this morning. The group, In CharBOof Count)' Apnt c, E. Blakeslee, oub:.. ~tutlnc for Homo Economic• · AIIOftl Margaret Griffiths, also Yillted ~OUr llouoo" In Gollipolio ond Rio Grande Cellose, where the ladles lunched and made a opeeW villi to t h e Herlta&o Ronm In the Davia mUkei xollbecy. ... . U....1 aid IIIOther man, . \ ' " . ' . P.ll. belt•, ·Sl795· .. ' ,,.,. \' ' trm. P.t, & .· Paul W. ~ 22iw!>o • •, Y.I.P.. 2 •. Htp. 1 crl ;, • · 'c.,mrod ·· ..r lht l'obller7, Radio and . "'~---~· '· _were cberpd wltb ~ tho famll7, Honey wauceulod . . : ' . of the oullaequom llhocitl111 of. lht youth, Jolm Par...,.. An AITQfO Grande POlice 1pokoa111111 ~~~~ tho abdlielar eCIOikl he.. lilllll thretedl- , major hJ&hwU ~· "" of. tho area IIIII thel 'he Locust St. 992·3422 pMid atart• ld~ ee • _ _ _ _ _ _,_. . . .~ .·--iilllliii learaod Ill lht · - - ;:-I. Niltlona, Uke IDdlvldualfl, progreso atep by elep-usually by very emaD steps. But We.st Germuy il taldllg a momentous stride fonrud with tbe new gov81'111ilent emergl lag from Iaiit month's parliamentary elecllo"'. . Barrlllg lalt.-miDute changes·in the script-Dot likely llut ' alwli)'l pillsible ID poiiUcs anywbml-tbe new Bllll&!~ wJD iUet Oet. :Ill to cllllflrm the coalition cabinet of Wlllf Braddi'a Social Democrats ud the tiny Free Democratic ,Jl8l'li. Into the opposition go the Chrlltlim ~mocrats, the partr,, sWI tbe country's largest, that bas guided the fraJiile Gennan democracy since It sprouted from the debris of the Third Reich two decades baCk. · Only that democracy is no lonhSeso fragile, as tbla election 1W demonstrated, Establls a democracy 011 paper · II no great problem, by far the e at part of the.buimeu .. of representative government, Many nations· have go!U!n ·\bia f~ often repeatedly. Making It work !1 oometblng tile a 0 , an achievement wblch poses a number of leota, the mbat crucial of wblcb may well be tbe orderly transference of The Bonn republle passed part of this teat siJ: years ago • when •Konrad Adenauer (wbo had a atrong affinity for tbe Louis XIV attitude ID identifying blmoelf with the state he bad lee! aince lis fOIIDdlng) reluctantly. but finally sur· rendered the chancellorslilp. But althoul!h JIOWeJ' was trimllfetred with reasonable order from Adenauer, first to LtJCiwle Erhard and then to Kurt Klesinger, ~nt out. , l::fs•.c~or. It remained in Chriatlan DemocraUc · . ;, 'i ~. ~; . "In tundnll now from the Cbrlatlan Democrats to the 8randt ooafttlon, Germany Is completing the crucial teat. Tbia, more than the prospective Innovations Ill German pollllel .and pollc~, is the moot signWcut result at -this point 41 tbe electl~ore significant than the setback to the neo-Nilzl National DemocraUc party, wblch, however, made jloallible the Brandt coallUon, If the National Democrat. bad gained the neceuary 5 per cent of the lola! national vote to win a foothold ID the Bundestag, tbe Social Democrats and Christian Democrats moot probably would bave found It necess!IQ' to continue their "grand cOalition" agabist the common tllreat. ·ro recognize bow encouraging the situation il tollay require• only a backwud glance at Bolm's democraUc j)iedeceuor, the Weimar Reiiublle. Twenty yell's after Its pollt World War I fo1!Ddlng, Weimar bad not only failed to pau 1thil· tests of a functloiling democracy but was no longer In ~· The Nazis were rampant and bad plunged tbe world !lito a new war, · •· Qennans obviously have not only learned from history, =:e.tm~ no longer ID any particular need of advice 1111 , . a democracy work. Wblch Is good news for Ger~ana and the rest of us allke. · _.MIDDLEPORT, 0. NYC Has Job! for Qerets' Case:.At Last, Six Teenagers The What, Why, Whom Sb youths eligible for employment under the Nel&bborhood Youth Corps wUI be hired. by the Lead!~ Creek CtliiS""" ancy Dislrict. oer, Betty lla1ao, Ada Slack and Ajples White, Syracuse; Kathryn JolmaOil, Rt. 4, l'l>m- Elsie Hart Dia trOYI Margaret Brown, Opel Miss Elsie Jllao llarl, 78, Harris, Marprot Grosanickle, wldeb 11.-n PomeroY rell.and Ruth Ame Ralder801l, dent, died Woclneaday moi'IIIIW Reedsville; Frances Folmer, at the Meiga Generallloopital. Rook "rlnaa; Mr. Blskellee, Before her retirement, Miu IIIII Terry Jollll<lll, drivers. Anllotlns In explalnlna tho Hart was em,ployod for 1118111 )lilbllshlng process were Ches- years as bookkeeper at the NOll ter Tamehlll, editor; P a t York C1othiJiB Houae. ArreHouck, women• s editor of. the ments are be!~ cCJIIIIIleted ot GelllJ)olls Dally Trlllwle, and the Ewing Funeral Home. Jolm Morgan, press room. John Fisher, Sr., CASUAL . SLAC8 ~ . .. , The 'bclyo are to be 16 or 11 years of ap and not att.endlnl school Information can be ,... cured by calling the CCRioervancy district ol!lce, 742-59%2. The work wW be from 8:30 a. m. to 5 p, m. five days a week. AjlpULibrary, eatiCRI can be made at the waterIn the group were H e I e n shed ornce on lila in St.. llulo Diddle, Marprot Elehlnser, land. Pauline lllorarlt)', Vlriiblia Sal- VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPfiAL Admlaalona - Dovld loleComaa, Albany; Ralph illaln, Jr., Racine; Fomla Racble. s.rre, !llrvivlng are tbeM cblldren, Glenn and Roland, Cleveland; Jolltllh, I'Ortlmouth; Kermit, G.llipolia; Philip, John Jr., ond Robert, all d. Racine, ond Mra, Elizabeth Proffttt, New Jllatamoraa; a sister, Mrs. Ccnlle Murroy Cit)'; 22 grand- children ond one ereat.trand- chlld. IUs wife, ley, preceded him In dOith. Mr. Flaher was a member r1 the Melp Chapler, D!Sibled American Veterana. FIIIeral aenlcea will be at 1 p.m. Frldll at the Ewing Fu.-aJ Homo wltb the Rev. Freeland Norris clftdaiiJII. ~rlal wiU be in the L«art Falls Cemetery. Prlend1 may. call at tho flmeral homo 1111'- THREE FINED Pomeroy Jllayor Charles Logar's Court 'l'Uescloy evening. Marvin Edwards, Hartford, waa L~ge , "' ,._ ....... Mav•l~k ,_. ~·· , f.ll .............. 99~ ,...,.,u 01• hs•lol.. Lotta H•n•llll (orl Poppers liENS' COTION FLANNEL Slm $4 17 plaid brand, ••lOft• pat:tern• • In 54.4-L. ZIPPERED PlASTIC TRICK-TREAT SET Trick or treot nilht will be obaerved In !lfracuoe W...,.oclaY, OcL 29, from 6:30 to 7:30 p.m. The siren will blolr to beJ1n and end the actlvL Uea. lined $5 and costs on conviction of failure to maintain uaured SERVICE PLANNm cloor dlatanco; Senh lngola, --a! ehardl aenlee ,.W Puneroy, $5 aJ'll CO!Its, rauure be held at the Ulland Cblpll to yield right d. way, and Virgil Cburch, 'lburllda1 at 7.ai p. Paraona, Pomeroy, $10 a n d m. '!be Rev. Etalt Let · ic coots, sql*l!~ tires. G.ulpolla will be lht ......_ er. E¥oryune iolmltod. .; · ELECTRIC CHORD ORlAN R..ul• 5S9.f5, ..... nr. elemlc • ..., •""'"• ,....... ....... ........ .. ........................... Gl! _.1" JIDO lrP ..... ~ $2288 p=,alrlq F .FLANNEUnE Pillow .Covers ,\DATE-BAIT II FOOTWE us I Sizes 5 to 10 In ftlb·Md CIIUII style footwear wltli llllaiHc 1111 bJ Dalt BilL ' 3&" Willi Ia llnfll ftonls, 110llllrlc Jllltllll n jtlrMIIII palltms. c..,... a 4!1c rn wv. ' -..~~lbelvai!9v'IID~. ~ · ., ..,~ · ·· iciafUMcllll4 -~ 1!81fodlocloluNa 11iJ G( )IUt · buill up a c-'dei'U}e ~llc for aa acapeptllil •a 'batlle 1irlu. .-~!!•may be .,. ~ 'f'ldcb the ltial may or may But by • ne lbiJ cle..rve a bearinc ;._. ~ 11c dnarYes an ~tk& . . ~ :~.,},'/f··· .·• i ~ .·.-· ,, ,. . 'c,\·-' • ~~ ·.~ •''•. '· ''i-:' &:It'' "·j ' ·- J . ',J .: i. " l ~. .·-. ""'' PICTU Syl111l1 Llll Lift L .~ \ " n OIL ~ '*"'';!··Bentsnot ·,'· iiif · .. ~r II" k 22" WOOl FRAMED · nan 99 FotiiiOUs Sun Vol· )--'0"".'-~":'-:lv -~~· ~. ~ . I!"~ ji(,lx).btt~ ~ h Forcea meo InvOlved lil·tbe·dilappearaflCe.Mjil; apparontJt, .death ot.. :Vteloalllese double, perhaps triple, agent w~ vert l~tlty il ~ unclear Will at Iaiit down a feir f~i ~ppe~, to whom\ why and Oli wboao ordera. Anilr_~ Seeretary Stanley Reaor baa promlaed that the trlal1!Jll be " n to the ublle except wben It II necestarY to prs\rent dilc<t.ure of cCaailied material," a qualification 'tbat·could ~e in a 19t of territory since thla II cloak-and· dqlef atu1r to start With anil our No. I IIPY 'outlll, · tbe ·~iriliDieJDgence Agency, seems to be lnvol:vecl ot 10111e point to IOIIle degree, . Neverlbeleu, tbe prospect ~f even a ' lu Welcome cbanp. Ever since the cue up mora tho a ·month ago the Pllbllc has been ~ , and myallfled by, an unoti'!Cial' trial by news leak, lnnuenclo, c~ge lind co~rcbartle ID what il apparently a tJu:ee aldecl IPAt amq the BPeclil Forces, the ArmY comm•nd and tba CIA. , four.oled, if It i1 true that the Soutb Vlelnameae nll!li' II allo playillg Ita angles. . .. : 11\ii,irlaJ now 11 sat for South Vietnam, but defense .elM*~ bave a POIDt' Ill augpsUnli It be IIi~ .aile. Wbire to tbe Unlled Statea. '!'be ca1e ilnady hal.becoDle a pPile.and polltlcaHuue and wlD yield bead!J••·whml.ever It ;II belCI, lt iniP,t be just aa ~ to tbruh It out 111ft athome. . It ~bly wouk( bow been betteJ" If 1M ¥dot bid bead iWePt under tbe 1'1111, • many , otlaef ~- ·~ liiMied ullftrtlmately and ill deaUnmcloubt411l!l have been. ~· t~ppen, and tbe AiJierican Plalillc u··nc~t 11o u to w that our -'de d........,. 4ou not bave to, SPORT SHIRTS l · .. ,,,. •hl•a.Siuolft•U. Uert. PrAa SUPPORT LEVY '!be BarriiClllville Ele.,_ tory ScbOal PrA ond the Rutland Elemontar)' PrAhavooo re~X~nl as IIUj1IJOI'IIng renew. a! of. a three mill cperoUng lftJ ID the Meise Local Scbool Dlotrlet. Valera will decide onlhe le¥1 at the Nov. 4 election. ~: • 99 •· Lli'TLE BOY ll.L '!be Racine tm8J1110<Y "'1114 was called Tuescloy at 4:30p.m. ui the Robert Wolfe re11dence, Rt. 2, for Ralph illaln, Jr., ase 2, who waa bevlnl dlftL culV breathing. He was tskoa to Veterans MemorW lloapltil IIIII admllled as a medical po- tlmo. Three persons were nned in -... ct.o... YiRY FAIIOII$ IIANDSI Di1ehar10s - Bernice Willi, David McComaa, Walker Slllt. ner, Famle Phillips, Rill WatJohn Fiaher, Sr, 77, Rlclne, 8011, Jerry Collllla. died 'l'Uescloy at Veterans lloapiW In llmtlngtoo. SO ~ Green Beret-.caae is at last coming to triat 'lj Uke1Y.-11tl!o dlst!nct!Y·un . plel!~~. t-+.,_f~or:; ' ·• ··· ·· .are ~mlDtary and lor u... ~......._ , It MENS' PERIIAIIENT PRESS . J ' a,.... at_. 11 pow.,-. DISCOUNT SAYINGS FOR OCTOBER 16-.17-18 128 MILL STREET all persons owr 18 years ol. . ' 1outh •1111, hii_JI&l'Wlllll<illowlnlgroc:or)' >, ' • ••.•=.,. '!\, •~ c,ult Cu4t ase who ..... ,physlcall,y able to perform tho work. OtTset Plant two ~=-n.to lhtre ID J.-.,. 'l1lll FBI ll1d 1fln<ll Wll wanted IDr lllllaw!ulfiiP,t to awld ~ent llill aoeapa. lla aliO.wa• wantad llr authorlUu ID Allluquerque ~ the lddiiiP ol I 19-,....old a '·: ~m~n DemocracyWorb Wt WtiCOIU lukl•trlcer• 1d Rohrts on Nixon to uamounce our un.. POBt OM.ee. ladies Tour ,I at an lnterseetloa, and OVIea nuraety ..hoot 11llistani waa tho1 were W.llllill cMthecelll authorities .- W .Marla E. Slnelolr, 26, Pomeroy, $25, kldftlllod at iadt.polm Tueadl)' and had hordfd all lht ·beeau11 he aii...,.U, rdlbod apeoding. . Fined were lloprD, lolcCieistate I!Diverllt)' faculty IAIDpt.. land, 36, C•llJrlio, $10 and eel by YOice vale wltllout dlacotta !IIIOedilW: Jllae EberocuaaiCRI a resolution Olldorobeeh 'Bootoa, llllddleport, *10 Ina thoiDOl'alllrlum. EJ-.o: and coots, disturbing thOpeoee, CALIFORNIA - Protoatero averap, $I,094.30 ~price, andRoYN.woii,Jr.,nooddreaa, bolliD • two.4ty viBll oullldo $31.00 per cwt, $10 and costs, diaturblhg the tho homo r1 Gov. Ronald R01HEIFERS_ Choice (55), 17,peace. 111111 at sacramento before mov- 915 poundo averase 326 tolna to tho . - capitol. Anti- tal price, $5, 134.44, per ~:::$'-J'M~=~"*'*::w~ .. ·~~:~ war amdents at Son Francia- cwt.. IU.Good ( 100) 41 990 toThere's nothing like &OOw co state Collese pl.mod more tal i.rtce, 420 ave~~. to "where the deer aiXI the than 1,000 WOCMion croaoea on 564.27 ~ prlee, $27.54 per anteh~ play," accordtnl to the campus IXImmCJ!I Tuelldly. cwt.· and Good (18) 8 005 Lorry Jacobo, formerly of MICHIGAN - A cold, pro- 445 overage, PomeroY, now of"ringllold, dawn viBil be81111 ID dowutoMl 64 $26: 16 per cwt. Oblo. Jacobs and 1 hllntlng Detroit, where a rallywaaplon. ' friend d. "riiWfleld went to ned In Kemleoll' Square, An antiWyoming when at the end of moratorium group, the Conser. one week the two had begged ..~~vi "Breekthrouih" orpnt.. Temporary Oerk'8 their Iiml~ two antal~P, two zaUOil, also scheduledralllealn buck doer and one doe. Kamody ScJiare. '!be namea r1 V ·.. ·..·.. ·. -:- --:-:··. ,·,, , Miclilsan'• 1,soo wardeadwue Position aeant rood In demonltraUons at earnMiddiOPOrl Poa1maater Paul 8 Plll • L. Caocl said today there Ia 1 POUGHKEEPSIE, N, Y. - vacancy for a temPoral'l' lndefThe president of Vassar Co 1- !nile anbsUtute window and dislese, Dr. Alon Simpson, caUed trlbltlon eterkatthoMlddlepcnt Robison, • ay ll'ldea, bore uo t h o Forfeiting bCRid1 were AniY I . . ,. relllltl r1 1he IIIlo, IDoludbll Seyre, 60, K&Jaup, $30, for · ~ ~' ,_ lht ...., ID 111111ber IOid, ~ wel&ld, &v- intoxlcatlonl Jomeo E.llarleia, ., SAN LUIS OBISPO, ~ Jail ID Setllll . Uu!a, Colli., "~ "' . •:.,.. . ......, wel&lrt and prtee per 18, LBIV1vlllo, $18.10, passing (UPD A Jll'1lttr, 17..year-OOI Seturdaf llllhtAulhoriUonald Alllliilee. lla, ~ . , _ 0¥11' i. cwl· ' OUr Bacl<J" and "montorlum tor VletMm." In Columbua, ado, lht ado IJI!IIIcal, - - Plor- 'hr" ~ ' . . . . ~ fls .ht 1o1r WOijred for U. S. Am11 ..; for •• .~~ ~~~ , , taUlppeel and Alcchollca An- 11o 8an" .ad 11ftet_' Ill ~., ,. , ·· on;rmou1 .... At lht .37th St. a t ended, hb at• ud~• · Hldoont, liurle!MIIe'l older IJ)IIba ~ ; ' · ' ~ Am Corlo_llld a b e 01,y -~•· ~ wao grateful to be In lht !1a11an II_., . . . . ,~ edi_. fit ber "Thls wu IW- J!e.rn4qll•e!l' _;.,r· I_U. ·~ . le.,...' "and 1I8II'IDI cloth- elub lair: .... !!1 .... ~ • all .... II apln:" llle WMrl 21 COl- OWII , ,... 1M,".-!*"'... , ~ tumea, albeit brlell,y. dal IIIAUirlal lliU ·l!ftli llil1fl-.' ' oditor-ln-eblef of. tbe Melropol. With the N. L, pelllllll lht nal .... Jaek L I .4 ltln PGA Mapzine ... , Wood;r Meta' endorsement faea wiU thai.aiJt be O...W wod wtulla 1 ADen's "Play ll Alliin, Bam" IIQiroeket allll If they cop the ,.., doya but' can't 111111 hlkomeciY li!pod tbeoldfi'OIIIll Mrles, wiU OJIIIiodo: The !ll- April when hla lortll flv 11'1 aft lllar7 Rockotallor, foriDor perbowl pYe Joe Nallllth'1·ad- decree · Ia !1nai .... ~ '1'1111 wife Ill '!be QJv .... DavldRGck- vlaera tbo IIIOIIe to ask *250,- had on.,... , _ e(eller'• dauabter Abby teach- 000 from a mfgr. wllo wanted GfnPo Tree when b1s n- II ea "ThellumaniUea"attbeNew Just a Namath earieatun .., TWie llbeul')' board himEnsland Con....VatorJ of 1111- the promct .... Dqmar said atont1y addrealod u "~ ale .... Couple of moatlis 11110 she has a bid to model- stuck- and flnllll demurred, '"nnlr'1 Scott Jarvis d. tho hit mualcal tnaol .... Producer Phil Yor- lila name II Herbie!" JACK 'O'BRIAN Mrs. ~ Rich, Wife of. tile Wlll'ld'l bell drummer, who ftled ..ti tor divcirce a yoaraiiOIIIII..-cU. ed fl1od &Jilin '"' Col~ Pix II h11'lllc Joe Nalluith to a ocrionina ot "Lock VpYoar Daulhfera," wblcb IUrolteaotina toUtle .,., V...... IO If writer Lln7 Robin.., - II NEW YORK - . i ·<: ;~< iI ;, ' '. .' . •' .. · :;: ~: ...~ · ·.'··c· ~ . · ~ .fi •1 ..··I· / ... , - · ."'•' 1776., waa a Greenwich VU- Iap Wauer: He · sang •'Molnma, Look Sharp" from tbat ohow on TV IIIII sot bids lor l1ro Bdwy. shows and lOVera! movie afters .... The U.S. Senate has ooly be"" to uncover overseas-baSes hank)' J1111k1 , ,. state Dep'L "eultural" tours also are In lor some ot...oys .... Pioneer astronaut John BRUCI: BICSSAT • Basic Flaw in Plans for Total Withdrawal'or Else' Glem had the natives shouting ya wohl at the llotel By BRUCE BIOSSAT Schloss Fuschl, Selzburg, Austria, one of the w0i-1d.•e most NEA Washington Cor,.apo•dant beauU!UI spots for schussing or could not ae. shhhlng ,... No pootal boosts In WASlllNGTON (NEA) Improvement, u Though their proposals vary widely, the President'aleu '70 but '71 _ ln!laUonsville. cautious critics on Vietnam seem to agree on a ceatra1 :..~:., .S:~ lolost H'II'OOII nlm firms are goal-gettln~ bim. to force changes In a Saigon government rule 81111 muat be followed each -king to peddle their vast !hey deem e ~bief roadblock t~ace. ~In aol.....,··monfromthe hlp-rent studios .... Upeom. Before examining these, we can dismiss as unlikely to u-· v•~'6 gain much acceptance two kinds of plano, despite the prime group. 'Ibis ia why the Ina strlkea: trucking, autos, fact that on such vocal occasions as the Oet. 15 VletDim Prelldont has"llsked Congress oleetrleal ... · Harold Robbins Moratorium day of protest mucb ID8y be beard of them. to act 111 bla request to remove will travel for foor big flrml One kind is that advanced by student and other 1eftlets tho Iaiii remaining roadblock to (Avco • Embassy, Paramount; calling for immediate withdrawal of aD U.S. force1 without a flllly fair IIIII ~le draft ABC, Simon & Shuster) to lui>. regard to the consequences for South Vietnam. Prelldont Nlml hal alkod ·II conlldortna ~ by llolectiCRioyetem. thump his "The tmorttors• The other put forth by rising numbers of politician• Couereaa, to help him rovl10 Eqa~ Order what he caUa Awelttna COI!iresiiCRiai ac- "" Lee Marvin ''bousht" Joan hitherto less' talkative on the subject (including Sen. Fred Ute mllltaQ draft ayatem, '!be a qiiiCIOjq ase &l'OIIP''Ilatem UOil, the President also roduc- Seborg for $800 in tho "Paint Harris of Oldaboma), calls for faster withdrawals,yet ub Prellldont ond DIIIIY d. uo In uodor wlilcb the "oldoll"' II ed by 50,000 tho ~~UlMer of. Your Wagon" flick ond she gut for a fair settlement that would assure an "independent" Couereao feel it ia llllfalr to 1011'.old men llllllld be ao1eet- """' to be drafted In the last a real $500,000 to do iL South Vietnam. loiOp tbe draft over lht headl ed oocb month 111 their draft llllrler ot. 1989, Thia reduced Duke Ellington's 70butbaano This proposition appears to state that tbe objective we Ill 11IUDI I*IJIII' for I period of. boarda. 'lba plan llllllld work draft cell wao made possible diodaln for young talent: his could not attain with a maximum Vietnam field force of . ..., yoara. He wantoall111W18 11111 way: A prime aolectloo by recent maJtiOWOl' require- bssaplunker Paul Kodziela Ia 550,000 men we may now acbleve as we send these men ...., roocblna the qa r1 19 III'INP oyatem -.Id be oBtab- menta In Viatllam. He also or- 19 ... ; If you're sick d. the headlong for the homebound boats. tD 1o1ow by the time lhiiY uo tlabod, conlllllna of. 19 yaar. dorod that all post graGiato sordid flhns lately dCRI't miss Seasoned war critks ridicule this rrtanee aa tranaparently 10 wheUior thlt,f will be Hrv- olds and r1 older men, 111eb u m-a. In IIOI>d atandlng, "'!be Secret of. &nta VUtor ~ fooUsh. The "quick total withdrawal" Ia judged by many Inc or not. 11m <IIIIYiallld thel lluclonto, whooe delermenia W'tiuld be granted a delerm.,t 11 " one of. the amall flsl1ul d. political figures as unacceptable to most Americana and 1 11 tbo IIIIX11!11111d diaoat- hav~ expired. AU 11IIIDI 11\011 until the end of the aeadom- ~ms a~ ""!eh fUn to see as per.r:p~=~;::. ;!::;'!i:datiooa call for such thin lslactlono exproalod by DIIIIY would know by the IIIII at their 11e year. lleretof.ore, only lllu- True Grit' "" Yaphet K.ot- as a unilateral cease-fire by U.S. forces (Sens. Manaflet: I l l - youth caa be attributed 18th 1ear whether thll would dents in medical school and to, the fine actor who replaced and Percy) an order to Saigon to take Into tbe government to uncertalntalu and lnequltlao be required to do mlllla.r,y oer- other allied fields were defer. Jamea Earl Jcmes In "Great Viet Cong-NLF elements or witneu total American wltbaboal tho ilratt.. 'rice, II a 1GUDII man w- 10- red. White llopo," thousht tho-~- drawal (Sens. Kennedy and Harold Rl!gbeB of IOWB), a 11$xmly, the fl'ellldaDI lected, and be ehooe to ab to Mr. Nixon atlll hopei it lea of Jim Jones tralnlna like almUar "provisional government" tied to a plan for speedy eo _<;ancrao~ pus !led lqlala.. ~e..,~ \bp1 ~ "!!"~\~ ~~~ wiU I!OIIIoda¥ ~~a, poalllblt 111 a lislrter for the Jack John- electlona. . . ~ -."!!!~~Jill~~~ dofumont bi lhet·;rear and do a1f#Wiib._111h!;lllitli'J'.!Iiift oiQp.l'Oie .wen PlrB ,_,lielcy Each critic's p\Jul ball 1ts Individual refinements. But ...,, I • ·f!ioOih lila be wwld.· do hla sarviCII aa altupther llllle81abllah an ali- - unW he rohearaed the very' one respected e~ on Vietn'!"' sees a bellic flaw ID ali: ~" ·.,s.tce•· Aet. •'l' b • 10011 11 . be loft collep. vo!•-r army. this poaalbl!- first scone 11111 bad to quit, They depend on action and attitudes in Saigon and Hanoi. lihlii1IO ~daJJOirforarevero- Draftees· ~d be aoleoted Ill It)' is under I1Ddy and the re- winded .... NOll' he nms five The cease-fire advocates say if we stopped fll!hting but a1 of. lht pre- polley at tsk- the order r1 the month and day aults of the lllucb' are expect. mlles a claY. the enemy continued to fire upoo us, we woulil have to lnlr tbe aldolll allclbles !!rot at of. blral. Slnco the prime ap ed In Deceinber art In tile Comeclan Geor110 Carlin bas fire back. tbole Ill the prime eotepy of. group ~d ellangDeachmontb, meantime he ha~ asked Con- been <trered the lead in the The proponents .or.~ quick proyisional govel'!'mont have 1he draft pool ot IIIJ' limo. Ibis ....,,d avoid <Mcontrat- gress to help him make to Lemy Bruce nruslcal , ... lls no way lo as~ure 1l Neither Sal goo nor Hanoi has sbown 'Ibis p1u1 ~~actions tho Ina lnGictlons 00 men born In •-• draft 1101_~ • producer llllly Elldna grabs a any interest, says a lmowledgeable source. And there il ' - • ~~.., syatem no guarantee that tbe proposed"or else"-total withdrawal Prealdent can llllderlake him- perUculor .months - such •• 1110re fair. I Intend to work to- formno with "Obi Caleuttal" -would produce the desired result 1011, would make the draft far Ute be&lnn!ng of. a calendar .ward tbat p1 .., the baals of. sheer smut and Thi more -·'table than it Ia now ear 1 • llldi'"· the tuned • , ·-· ~ same source questions gravely the wisdom of. any "' up -·.., plan like Sen. Edwud Kennedy's on the ground it smach ,..... • 7 • But If the does not Althoullb the "IIIOVIng ase Bruce ploy will wiD audiences of dictation to Saigoo. Stripped of its round-about verblmalul this <hlinalo. tbe Prealdent _ . , syatem would be a great Q U I C K Q U I Z If any with four letter words a age, that p,roposal says : "Take in the VC or we pull everyIa the tragicomic's prlvete life thing oul ' U.S. prerident .••• '!be Ase of Vulprit)'indeed The doubting source, necessarlly anonymous, repBes: TH. DOCTOR BAYS hadQ-Which .... Bolore ahl>beeamethowalk"Our presence in VIetnam is to assure the right of selfno forma! educatioll? A-Andrew Johnson. At lna-<:ake In the "Promenade" determination. We can't dictate a settlement. It would be the age of 17, be waa taught 0 n e d Stand8rd American. foreign to our purpose and morally wrong." to read and write by bil 1BJDy Eisenberg and Bobby Critics of the less conservative anUwar critics see very wife. 1 d serious danger, too, in the total withdrawal threat wbleb Gold man play a m 0 e r n underlies some of these seemingly reasonable plana for od Q-Do sea turtles have Standard American, based on five-card majors. Jim Ja- peaceful accomm ation. teeth? A-No turtle has teeth, coby and Bobby WoW play Wblle advocates of tbe "or tile" threat scoff at elaims lr WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. whether It be a aea turtle, a the Orange Club, wblch Is Hanoi and the VC would lnflict a oleughterous bloodliath queated to loot fO... Ibeoe tortoile or the freSh-water based on the mue Team on long-resisting South Vietnamese If we withdrew at muifear Of f~ lllek cardl Club, as played by Garozzo mum }IOilsible speed, the more cautious types simply say when uawering 4alls terrapin. frlendl or rela· and Forquet of the famed there Ia no way of !mowing-but the risk of vengeful to baUDtl many f:m~tbe~talW: punishment is great. Ho Cbi Minh's cruel disposal of bil Q-Who is the highest Italian team. who llws arrival The lnformalion ID- fl<lid govemot' In the United . In the Orange Club, the adversaries and troublemakers ID North VIetnam is feared is olton dutleaibe name of the aub- States? opening club sliows at least to be the model. Death or exile was tbe common fate. jed'a pbylllelan bospilal of A,. Neilon A. Rockefeller 17 pomts '" htgh cards but, CauUona war criUcs say thet unless Nb:on scraps b1s choice: h ea It I. IDaurance of New York, wbo earns In general, II!" first response vague pullout plan (one man's view: "an un1mown number data ' q 119111it1Ylty and $60,000 per year. shows. ace-king values and· taten out over an unlmown period of time"), the pressures not polllls. acea counts as for disastrously rapid withdrawal may beeome lrre-•-te miiiilcal Tbeoe cardl Q-Whllt tenn is applied two values Anand king as ....... . should I.e ....~im= to voung eela that migrate one. The diamond response Nixoo, with protest booming, is at a junction. A weBand beiP riduce ""' num upstream? is negative. One beart shows defined plan-maybe In the Clark Clifford mold-could be of deiltlui that resUlt from A-Naturallsts cal! them at least six bil!h-card points his saving tum. t1:! ~~ulty medical in- "elvers." and denies tliree ace-ldng - ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - v a I u e s. The (lne-heart re' - ~· --lo--o.......-- -- ·---- · ~ sponse Is forcing to two noQ-1 am-_..,.., In trumP.. the filth 1IIOIItb Of ~ ~l'!t Other responses are forc1 IIIJ to game and shaw the : : ?'of ='m:U ezact ace-kinJI, values. One Wbat an lbe cbanCa of DIY · . • spade sbows lbree (an ace baby balD& 1101'11181? • and king or three ldngs); one no-trump shows four (two aces, an ace and two kings or four kings); clubs shoW five, etc. Tbia immediate showing of aces and ldnga frequeiiU1 mikes slam bfddlng a leadpipe cincb. Thus, today's lUST band gets ·to seven no-trump .1086C In three bids. North !mows that tbe ooe no-trump . re.9783 IIJ)OIIIe has shown four ldngs_ +H liJd he Clift count 13 trlcluo, •na of course, any ~ Should reacb tbil contract, the Oru.ge_ «;:!\It;'· ju.t. mak8!1 H partjciwatJy simple. (/ftw U \w. f.,.,;. Jsy.J 0:, '::':::" • Ill•• Conere•• Emergency Qata Cards Are Boon for the Aged =· 111 BERRY'S WORLD ~eUI:i: Orange Club Eases Slam B1d '• I 1J · �' ' ,, ' ' '• \. ' ',, ·t' ·r<j ' . t- I \ ,, ;. , ' ,l '1;1 ,, ·~ ~. ' . I•"• 'r .i'"Ailam. Cl8yton · I , . His Thing ' ·· they tate Ill! manor B'II!IIY I only get a'tlout • Jl,OOO a month. Some of rtaff maker more tluin tba . I'm a hlgb liver .. I gat to bave more money than tbat." Fortunat81,, far Adam Powell, more money Ia eBIY · to come by. He says he makes freQuent appearances Wore coflege rlu~enta at 12 ~ 000 each. He bar live boOt. 1n de"lopment1 four of them already sold, at lldvances ruglng down from n1 000. And then there !• r.m'y chureh"-The AbyssinIan Baptist, In Harlemwhere, when the congressman lln't speaking, wrltln~. fllhlng or traveling, he iB preaching. Like so: "I don't believe In , this VIrgin Mary crap. I've gol reservaUons about the Bible. And life hereafter Is a 'l(l'eat perhaps.' I call Jerus 'The Man' and I believe In 'The Man.' I think· be's a a·wlnglng Jesus, a black Jesua, maybe, &lid to me "Bllby," he puts It)' "I've that's what religion 18 all paid my dues. So don't about.'' llive a damn what ~body Earnings from comments fs saylil~ about me. I they on ''rhe lllan'lncluded, Repthlnt I m nasty, or bias- resentaUve Powell f1 ures to phemous, then so be it. I'm make "a pretty goo living mY thing, baby, this year"-at least .100,000. No one actually has ever And he'll need lt. He bas a determine'd · exactl'y what homeiDPuertoRico,ahome In BlmiDi, In Har· Mam CIa y tan Powell's lem, a rooma Inhome Wll!hlngton. "thing" Is. But It definitely isn't Indulging In attitude He has three ·ex-wives, five change:At 62 (In November), children, a bodyguard and he's 11 swingingly stubborn an ll!sortment of heavy bills. as he was 25 years ago when And, to be sure, he ·bas he . first marched fo Con. , also got some llvlng to do: gresa. "My granddaddy always Not even the contempt of said that a woman Is as old his peers wills blm. He wu II! she looks, but a man Is el<Cfuded from the 90th Con· II! old as he feels. Well, I gre18 complele\Y, cbarl'ed don't feel old. Neither did with "grou mlrconduct' In my gruddaddy. I don't using public funds lor tr11vel 1mow how true It, is, but the and salaries of nonwortlng rtory Is be sWI w&Dted lo staff membera. But after re- get rid of his wUe-wben he seating this year, .at the was 98, and abe was 92.'' ruling of the Supreme Court, Mellowing? Says Adam : he sWI thiDta "this place "Draw your own conclusion, (Congress) Is the most rldlc· baby." uloua place on earth.'' · Mellowing? Congress In reinstating aillllamll,y atlacaslerSunday. the black b..i vlvut, voted a..rles Is comalescl"8 from to dock hiB saljlry bf 125,000 to recoup , "mls~· touel. recent surgery. He bas counte~ by doing Sunday suestsofMr. and Mro. "part·tlme work for part· Hobart Swartz were Mr. and tline pay." He hal votell on Mro. llard4 Slrvtz and family . the floor only :ellht Urnes orWWiam-n, w. VL mr. . II.~ liCit, 5:10 "~~om. ' llll<bor... Kra. Ollie T, l!olrl')', Kro. Bllnebe H. Crace, Poul A. M&. laneJ, 'lbomaa ~. McClain, Nn. Clout.. W. Mercer, Kro. 1101' J. Sible>, Kra. Clair E. Swan, lin. Natblldel T, Well, Mro. . ).. Earl y~ ~ Caa.,to, ,....,.,Jitbm.y D, ~ ll1d lnfom - . lira. cum.on a. iF~ and ll1flnt liCit, Kra. tarey E. Leo IIIII lnfom 11011, ., Kro. WUilam J. Pu'-a· IDd ' lilflllt iaa. Q-HOID do<!r the heart of the hu. blch YA.-'Ibe &Ol'l1c arch w cam- pure blodcl· to the . body turDs to the rtcht In blrda but to the left Iii mu1 ~ ~ differ frOI1! 111411 hearl, . and otber mammtl•, - ''i DrilllllliJ! we care w•• boz. L - ..._,. ~ru.r:r(IIJfll hil "A · . Ray Robbllon, ..-WIIO Will lroc . "And tho Lord God tald: BeiiOld Adam il be· ctJfM IJI .,.. of 111• know· In 11118, ,rho won tire middle11 c~:lhlp inlJ good olld mi.'' "~t .for the 1,..,. time ouf.. . . . Genem 8 ' '"''' · · :· POJotbl"' Canhen In :' li!~dJ_ba_ ~~- . ly TOM TIEDE ~t~~~.~. · WASHINGTON-(NEA),LEGAL NOTICE . ~re baa been 110me loose ' · LIGAL NOTIC! late! • u.>'J tbat Adam Powell ' the blgruy combusUb1e con· NOTICe OP APPOIHTM!HT gre11mu from Harlem, Is, ( Cor•• ,... lDifl with the welllht of cbasUse· e,,... o1 c. Dolo wr,,.~ o,. ment and acfvanclng years, ·-· ·mellowing. Notlco 1; ...,.., ~1... '""' Ruth He says lt'a a dadratted I E. 111,,.1, « 2~~1on ""-• lle. P;.::•:J~!Iolralir.".", ~t' l:: And as U to ])rove It, here o1 t:. Dolo w1,,.1, In hiB Capitol H11l offlceklthshe loto of i!O<Nf.,; Moloo Covnly, other afternoon, the puc 0~11 ~ •o ,...1,.4 ,, 111, legislator picked up a .tele'""'' ololroo wllh ool4 Hclucloor phoned Invitation to speilk t6 wllhlnl- ......... ...., a group In the Middle WestDoto4 .thlo 231' < 1 dor of $op~o and demanded to mow: 1969 • "How much?" •' 1. H. O'IRI!H • . P Joo•eo of "'" c...., auae. 1011 1018 10/15 3rc "I said how much do I get ------------------ out of It?" Another pause. LIGAL NOTIC! ·"Public service my a-!" I!OTIC! OP APPOIHTM!HT he Snorted. "IJslen, baby, ,... lDI9J you cu't have Black Power ~- of Joooph Dolo a,. .., unleas you have Green Pow""••""· er." And with that, Powell sucked a fourth of'"·an Inch NOIIco lo tl•on lhot0 ~""" from a custom-made p&Da· ~.!'::',: .l'ui 1:.4;0:,hl':i:.. ~:: tells, tapped the aah on the dulr . ,,.,,,,..,.. A4mlnl•- of rug, told the caller ·to keep :t;. E,:.'"'rf,.1~ri!r,'!t~l;,.~~ \be ~thud bung up. + ~ ""~~has ~.. 1•llr. and Mrii.~eace HODo Mellowing? · attend bll· ~ : cam - - · ~~l'l{lll..fll~!ii•"~~~~,.~ ,li4{.~.- thlo ~~~ ••,; "!"~~ <He still uaer·hlrilblolySeoBitcbleh. m~Wb11.-sh - uldl my from a vlslfln Tucson, Arlzala, 0 . . as a coaster for s • ., ...._ with lhelr son-In-Jaw.and daup. · ' •, ;11. O'IRIIM · ·. ud water. He still spen~s neck? he. explains. no.eo ter Mr and Mro. David WIJ. • · , .... of tiro '"""'• chiB days fishing and his • · . nights prowling. He still Is llama. Tiley made the lrrpbyair 1011 ,~Jl ,~:~;·~~h" utterly and visit. report a very ODJOYable trip _..;:..______________ people contemptuous mow or think of wbat him. 'J • b. o l i n 5 L -- ~ iB certainly a J!robleill In .bulineu.·theae da)'l, Our luahy pal flnda It Gold bas been hammered IDereaiiDIIY bird to meat Into sheets as tbln II out for a qulcl£.' one In the ll250,000tb of &D Inch. ' momlng. :n LL'- ·r.,, *"""· ,...io,. "'""t MORE FOLKS $P.EAD ANN PAGE PRESERVES. .. JAMi. ANb 'JIIlJft"·· THAN ANY OTHIR IRAN,D · d=od· AlC..eJ 1. THIY'il r.tADE WftK PURl FRUIT z. THill AlEU VARimiES 1. THO ~T yss t_ ·' · . ,.. ..... • • • • • Pork lbab ~ • lpre li.. cg~~~ o Now In Our FallStile! • • ... o Jt •lt F~•• Fryer lreuts~= .... ,NEW PANELING SPECIAL_S .a, .oft •ttee OCtot..r 1969, In accoid· with Chapter 1515.01•U Rovl11~- COiM of Ohio, . the OhiO -SoU . tn4 Co...,.,etlon c..."l..... will c'ciu•• on olectlo, to be heliil at Eaat•n Hlth School luiWinl• olectl,. w..., 1111 thO ·•••II~,. a ,.,,_.,,, .. :; 3 -R ."""s'· oM R.. .,... . ·H. .t• c..n.,on flo14, N'rl.lnH. to fiiJ tt. ••fir-of !nl..,.. .. r.H. .III Lrnohan · SUit• T owftthlp, Re• ShnefloW ef SOI•IIi Twn1hlp, 0.1~ S.lth .of Sut'ton TowNhiD ••.., 0tev• Stout Df Sale111 T ownehlp, ace••• · No•lnetleN will It• · fnM, the flow ot the tiJH of olec:• fl.., • ,., petition •••ltted 0111 ""k lll'loir to •lectltn e:ontolnrnt the ,,,_. ..., of 25 lanclownen, Only ,.,....,,_,, ellll oecUplef'l, .... . •llt ... t.vlh. IG-2-1,. tG-15•1rc ' L!GAL HOTICI ·' .." HOTIC! OM PILING · opiHYIMTORY NEW I AUltJMN .· PLANK .4.98 ~lET Tiro - .... .... .... Less 5\ Discount Cash & Carry ... , . Beautiful, light 2·tone · .paneling, full !4" thick. IIORE SPECIAL! •WHIT~ CONCORD---- - - 44 sh..,t MEDIUM COHCORD----·--OHL ~ ••lo '3. 99 ROOF or BARN PAIItl :a~on4.50 ~= 5.00 ' ROOF COAl~~· 2 98 . • Black - 5 Gallon Can Fl.. Coatina, SaliMI f,riCI ·~HOGG ' . . &·.IUSP· : .,:. ~ •~;; ~ MATERI~J$ >(0~:· . . ' .> ' Wt Del,.. . .' . .... '""' ' -· ~,.. . . . . Miili*l PI II nl , I ~ . . ' LATEX EXTERIOR PAINT ~:.:c'n:- . ..• .. , .at• . ........ ·-=.:••. . 3.65 .... .,... . •i. ili!IJPilllrril 1111rrr lillr • • • •• "' ' ' break ;r Because ... ' ., . , . . . p"!e:."c"'.:!:o c-., LeGAL NOTice HOTIC! OP APPOINTMENT Co•• Mo. 20, 1U Social Notes ' t!1t ... of Heftlfff D, Mol'fiH, ho CA•PIEU BONU S BUY CHICIEN NOODLE IEST·O·CHICIEN 14 SLICED PORI LOIN fOI STUffiNG, THICK PORI CHOPS IIOWN a SEIYE PORI CHOPS THIN SOUP lb. 79~ I b. WAf El lb. , FlESH lOA STING 3-4 lb. I b. I b. YDC pair: 1•.19 1.29 IO%oa. 39~ CARIIa MILil ~~ s~ each TIDE BREAD 2 Emma Flnlllng returned home last week alter a month's visit with Crienls In New Jer- I lb. SY..or. 10)'. IOG\111 Sunday Sc:hool ittenclance on Sunday suestsorMr.andMro. Oot. 12 was 55, The att.oriJw Dinsmore ' Boyles we., her • Notl..:,l.; ":r'~r3JT:;.:I'," o~ was $19.40. WCB"obll) servlcso mother, Mrs. Florence S1urm 1 bMn duly .,mM o..cutrla were held a1 10:45 with Grace and b..-r.IJ>.law and sister, the E1tato of ett D. MeWIH, c...... ~ PRICES EFfECTIVE THIU SAT. OCT. II, 1969, .•. ••••-'• let• Ohio. ,.._,,, County, Swar12, leader. The&nlayev"' Mr. and Mro. Bernard Hawkey, CNtlltort . . ,.quiNd to fUo tholr clahns with ul4 fltluclary nlng within fbuf Morlhl. 6:15 D•tecl this 11th tlay of Oct-.r, 1969. J.,.._ P. H. 'O'.RIIM· Proh• of Mlcl County 10/15 10/22 t0/29 3rc -•••••M•••••~•-•-••• LIGAL HOTI,C ! HOTIGI 011 PILING OP IMY!HTGRY AHO APPRAIS!M!HT . . worship eertlce waa at wllh lhe Rev. Robert Church dellverlllll the mea-.ae, "Wbo Do Men s., '!bat I Am?" u..,.. lliiJiapr, 11nance chairman of lhe Alfred ·church, altended onltDorpretadllllmeetltW or lhe ,1970.Conrerence "'" portlaoDO!III, tield at tile V.U... Ddltf Clltrcb 'ln..Pomeroy on 811111111, Oct. 12, t llo m. The Sacle11 of Chrlrtlan S.rvli:e wW heM Ita and daughter, Nancy, or Mlll· - · W, Va. Mrs. Grace Kelly fell a n d broke her wriat last week and Is confined to camden-Clark Hospltallo Parkerrburg. Ohocare 0r1c1n The ortldD of the people we can Gyprles 11 obSCure, but anthropologists believe their early roots were In India. For a long. time It Wll he· )11!8011111 ... Tuelllll,y, Ueved they originated In 0~ 21 at·the ·lmlo ot Tllelma Egypt-hence the misnomer ..... f ' . "E<ft-'~ II "Gypay " HinderiiOII. Tht Week of l'ni· "!""&D · w-·• regular ...... Self b8 .. proarsmwW ·--~;r;;;iiiilil ""'" ' ' .~~-Ito- ' _, ~FAIRMONT IEGULAR TCE CREAl l/2 gal. �. ~::~!l . ' . j' :.• •.. . . '' ,,. ' ' ' •) ' . •''· t ,. -~ • .' ' . ' ' I ' •', --~--;.·---...-..,- .... --.~-~- ~ ..... ~--- .....,....,..,..__ , .;, . .:... ~.: ··""'' r' ,, l;.. '· ' ;ll- ·-,.~~'f11'.it':i''W•O.,O:it. !HU,l.. ,. ' ,, •'t '·. , . ,. , , . ...., . - ~ · .._ .::.. ;7~J£;;i~~ ·.: u;J,;~\.S:~ .&rgaiiL" ·ARB - ~()re Bargai~s ··In~ ~nti~~~·~ Classifieds c.-1..1 - • c,.-looio wm ""IIHI • I l l .... . h 0., of MhoofiOO ,0 •I:1 ., ,, ],1111 tiD wi1b JhtlJM FlU- ._·- -·-:-·- - - · _ _ _'_ _ _ _ _ _ _...;_...,.<:1'1 •-· n.....~-a•"rNa.~,'r ,_ "'"'":.::3'1!'-• . JU - - 4tMU6 or RIOU~·Ttcilts · Tioo Mlloioot _ , . , tt. ..... ,.. -~ . . . t.ct - •• ...... ... The r.,...._.. ·:~ llllf.yWUtCinH...IIZl. .-.u.htr ,.,m .. . . 1"1' .. _ ~ ..-.mi :! ~.!:.':':'.!..:.!" ~ - - Male )tefp-iliei-'!' .,. ..:.•!:•....... WAN'I'EQ, llttll•- to work •, .,_,_..,_.,n_,_,.. 011....., ·belllleto..,. · ' tl.., ............ blrler. HtbrDII. · J5 - ,., -· Mflt Pllono &it-4284710. 10-lf..ttc ... " ' ,..~~ Wlt._.R 11 .... W. Ollio 'WVNro 1 Hel!__lanted PART TIME t.nack drtver far delivery In local area. p,... fer eklei'IJ 1111111. s..d referonce lllld phone llllllller to The M4••-t :15< Choop ,... - ''"-"'·OfFIC! HOURI II·•· 1•30 •·•· ._ S:DO 0.\lr It· 12M·...._ ......., e.-. •• '••' IN MEMORY of Leonard H. ~ who posaed aw.y 5 years 11&'0 todoy, Oct. 15, 1964: But never will the one From memory pou aWQ. .: ., ... .. . Sodly mlsaed by his wife, Mra. llorls Koenig ard cldldren; hla mother, Mrs • •, ' .•.-!·••• ,. ;· ., ...• Ohio. 10-lUI< . For Rent ss,ss· ........... . FRECKLES AND .-GUA~EE~ For Sale ..... ...... . PHONE ttZ-2iiM. · · • ' NEARLY NEW~00111houle 011 Mulberry He!sbta, Pa; •1'01· IMse Uvtngroom, wall to wall ~t, ldt<hen alii brtoildaot nook, olmoot 2 acre• or land. Full beoement, Ideal place to nloo clilldren. Vaeant. Reduced prlee for ' quick ..... Contact Phme ·For Sale -742-5869· · UBERTY Tbealr build' ow . - --------:0.~~ l~ ' for .Tile clnnatl, Ohio, or Phont 513241-5672. 10-15-lltc Ohio. 45710. DAYttZ-ZlU NIGHTI92-1324 R. H. Rftlli11S Se!is MIODLIPCm:, .OtfiO :U..e. Nice. Very .... SEPTIC lattU d• &. 8t 2 lim ....... IJIIIIQ. I'll. - -- ---- --- -- Very nice for 2 adulto. No Pets. Phone Maoon7'13-5203. -Z.l:wtto -------· -----SEE liBIGLEII Bidf«hw ~ • '· w ' •• ror t-lll'"iw )'IIIII' ......, ~ ~ ~, lllolao, 0. : i ' a-zs.tle . 2 BEDROOM llouoe Trailer. Radne. Phone m.a:zs. 10-lMtc • Lost 10-lWfp '•stat S.wlce DAY or •aHT ... CALL RAII.JNGI' SERVICE fi.r ,- sitAi.i: uonilf LOsT, am8ilblaekt.d!eo'puroe In v!clnii.Y ol Mlddlrport. a... ward Jllven If fCIWIIL ~ Ma· aoo 773-5334 after 5 p.m. , . ' WE jVISII TO think everyone for their ldrdness during the death of our wife ard mother Mra. catherine Stover Ire...... Special thank& to Rev. Freelalll Norris, Ew1111 f'u. 10-l~tc - -------------- Wanted To BuJ nen.l Heme, the orpnlst, CHINA CABINETS, I'GUIIII tables, old doclol, ate. Wrtq the pallbearer&, all who sent • or eall II. D. M11ler, lit. f; ' Dowers ard food, lllld to all , _ . , , phatia ltU21L who helped In aey way. ------------ . ~ Husberd, ~lain Filward lr"' 1a111 alii Cl!UdreiL GINSENG ~Bpound; yellow roai lll-15-11p $2.35 pound; wild gt,.er root 45 e<~nta pound; Mayate I WISH TO 1btnk all my frlerdo root as ce1111 JIOUiioi. illll ~ aiMI relaU'Ns who visited me ------------ ' '' · ,c. Card of Thanks -.'.., . ' the-road. Elll*rl~· holplbl FIJllN1511ED ul WIIUrtdahed BtJSIIII!SS SPACE, W. Second 55 GALLON DRIJMS, iond far . Phone 992-6251. but rot nocoaoary, We wW 10-1.241: train 1011- YCIU can 4111'11 cmr : . . -~ ~~~"!.n ~ P.....,O)', ~ 992- traab, P,50 eacll. P"'""I'OJI JUDk eo. 1o-s.12tc -..QOOLE-~~Aile t4,12 per hour. For IIPPllcat!on .... lnlervlew write Nti;;R;;.I.;.. . __ ~~::! ---------~-m.u~~on, f/1 lllld • 111u11 t!omr!de SefiQ Director, or llllt1kel Run, P"'""rO)'. IJNFVRNISHED houoe, U'V1111 anlce·lllld . . - • • · Pbotto R00111 426, 307 Eaot 4th Sl., 99U4tt 114Cic Baalcall1 furnlohecl. Coract room with lire place, kll<hen, Tnn..,-t1011 llldl., CIJ>. Looter Brleldoa, ADIIIIf, utll!ljl room, batlt, bedi'OCllll, --~=:-----:----~ Doris Stnllley, ardhlsalster, Mro. Osear Weber. 10.15-lte .. -·· • -$3695 DlUVERS NEEDED IN THIS AREA Sem!-Drl-1, local ............ we ..'> toYed ' ,. ------------ This world may chllll!e fi'Cim year to year . Alii frlellls !rom dl)' to dt,y. " Busines~ Services . , •''•· ·. .· liter C... · I soJtlDal, Box 72t.D. Dally PDOI'Qll, In Memcry " .. ., . • 1969 CHIVILLI · C.RD .OF THANkS & OIITUUY - - - - - - - - - - - - - $1.51 '• so .......... h. ..Witl-.1 wwtl 2c. ILIND aDS •· ., S.S. 396 H.t. Cp.. 0Hicla1 car. Now car 'tit1o. Factwy air, - r ''"ring, disc brakoa, Turbo Hrdr-.lc, radio o,.d R.S. apooker, bvckot IMI cconao1e, ltluo with blue vinyl roof, fully oqulpp.d, a rool beauty, reduced to $3695. 1966 IUICI -·=.----$1695 Wildcoit HT Cpe. White 'finish. Blk. vinyl trim. Good tlroo. Aoitomotlc, powor at-hoe. Radio. Jl<aft.l[ • tl ...... ,... ••• ••• .,.."..,..,. ~·- -'AUIY el'llte lldlldtW madll• lllld tractor. u.. I& Ira Jltlm. ....,_ c - , . 12 ...... ,... weN tlw.. ....... DIM . . . . . . . . . @) - : ._ . ' ' ., . . . . , . , , , SHO!t OUR ~RIFT SHOP~ 3nl FLOOR LOW, ...,W, · ley, Reeola.We, Ohio. alii for tile nice cards alii beauUIW Dowers I reeelvecl durl111 my three weeks stay at Holur Medlcol Center. Special tllanka to Dr, Price For Sale 10-12-Gtc -------------Pets For Sale - - ...a- - - a!Ml tile IIII'ses. May G o d WE'VE MOVED; • •• • • - · ~ · ··-· BOrloUOO Ke,. nola. Batsles, baaaeta, dach- bleu )'OU all. Mro. llcbertGnham, Racine, Ohio. 10-lHk ohw.ta, secUieo, poodles, c o c k e r s, westlea 8ld aehlaUHra. JUsbt at Torcll, Ohio, 4tlt houoe riallt. Jlolrd. -~.------------ ~~ 1i).1~7tc WILL DO baby sllthw In liiJ' bome. Phone 119~719?. 10-15-«<: Auto Sales GVN SHOOT, OcL 19, 12 to 4p. m. oo Bobby IDIIFarm, BashIll Road. Half hogo, homo, bacon, .... turkeys. ~ tored by Racine Fire llo!tutment. 10-15-13tc Fantastlc Savlnp at BLAETINARS 69 BUICK ----------;-BEVIV su-svllle "mo•t e.Mful cu.tOIII•• P5. P8 & AT· A Nee cleen c•• AL, COIIIamlQI Chlrcb, otartltW Fridt,y, Oct. 17, at 7:30 p. m. ' l '~ . .' .,• E•sr"•t Junior 67 FORO Ccqer 10-ls.atc ~ --------------·· READY·MIX CONCRETE dillY. 66 CHRYSLIR -'2195 VI H• Y. . . . . .led.,.. ered rtaiot to )'IIIII' project. Foot lllld .,.,, etUmateo. Ph. 99:1-.\ZM, 0.. like ..... llleln Raed1-M!x Co., Mlddl.. port, Ohio. 840-Ue Fne: A.lr conchtluecl. PS. PI & AT. Orl1lnel llladi ftnl1h • NO HVN'l'ING or tre~~~~aooillll •'. 011 my pr-ljl wltltoat pormiiiiGII. B111 Harris, Rt. 1, RaclDO, Ohio. 10..15-13tc ' ' 5-l.U. I T.,, Like ..._. bW~ono~~~y whlN wlnyl aM white liP tetiOit. PS, ·p a & AT· ------------ • . I $1995 Gal..,ta SOO VI 2 dr. fl'a !iu~~J>~De, W. Va. Calviii Rlati pastor, E¥W)'OIIO ........ w-.$2995 ....ow L.s•.. ~ •· lute!. T•.-.ln 1(•• • .. .... .. POHT1AC GMC TRUCKS 1 POMEROY PIANO TUNING. Alto uoecl plaftol boochl 1111 IGid. PIICD 9IU50I. 10-lW!p ------------ ------------ ' ·OUTLEt·· BLAETINARS BUICl 1815 MAROON MUitua fa"'back, t Jill D1. 82,000 milia. ·'fr ~ after 5 p, m. 992-5227. ' : . RIJJO(AGE SALE, 231 M Ill 10-l.Wtc Sl., Fey BJdl., Mlddloport. Friday lllld Seturday. Good ~ of chlldrd'a llloel 1964 BEL-AIR Qonrolet, tdoor, VB lqllne, .,.,.Uent aiMI clalhltW. Coati lor all 10-15-131< condlUOII lnalde .... out. Ph. 94~2112. Rea.-bl,y ,Pl'leed. ' .... 10-15-&p I WILL Pldi,.IIW'Cballlllaolllld > • 110 tllldlaD .... perj' .:' -~ CdJIIII !' •s, Notice •' ...... ,?''fiiiOIII . HUll!. • • Ue f '. .FURNITUIE ·« NOTICE BY AUTHORITY OF THE OHIO DEPAft;1~ MENT OF HEALTH, THE BILUNG PER-i IOD FOR BOTH ATHBtS AND iEIGS COUNTIES OF THE TUPPERS PLAIN$CHEST~R lATER SYSTEM IILL B£GIN OCT.l5. ~ll)JdllJE®tJ.t. CROSSWORD 18. Conceal DOWN 1. Interpret 2. - Sm!th 3. 8atlor 4. Emtum (oym. ) ~- Foo4 fllh 6. Weather · fon:o 7.11ueh About NothlnJ 8. J&J'I'OD 9.Hardenecl 11. Flahnet 13.Hopeleao 16. rule 18. vu. laln8 ,.,u '.-1 ,_ I y HtNRI A•l'\1''1 [) 21. Comfleld , ol fiO!I Of UnKnmbloth... f'ourJumblos. .... Iotter to ............. to sounds fern1 four ordinary words. 22. Word 24. The red planet 2&. Harlow, HerahoJt. .... 26. Clrculta ..... zs.c..._• -· 29. CIVIl 31.Peulu.. 34. In IIIla plaee y.......,•• a ...., 311. Wade I SUMEA :L : r-t~~~....a__J__J 3T.:tu.. =•(Pol.) prettx I KXJ I I UVTVM _X) . I I I WHA'T 5CIW: ELEPHANT . TALK MleHT !!IE. lUR}EB± t •• t;~:;:.::~;;...-,...:T""-r--. Now ...._ tho circled leUai 'II r 'I 1 tor-~~~o_...-.• ~~A~~~~~:A~~;;~~--:·~·:•t;•~-tllodoqcuMoa . I - ..--... I r I II I ] t l' l 1 -I J ' ..'"'"..... ~-·~ •·•aw ~· , (f.&uwan ' Y~·· l'"'•' .· · · . . ...' NOnCE SYRACUSE V.F.O. · H.. • Added To Their C:...altn'"ont Sale: - ·- --------~----FarRell .... .w.., ,....... '""· ....... s..,..... • T..r-•. '""''• lenral tt-.. . ... ' , ' WnlitOIRIOI Sale To lo Hold Oct. 18 ~.: . 10-lt-41c ... ..... . . . . . ! ~- • • ' Aa, nED' Iii\ Pi1. 110'1111 • •• 0 I . - . Pom.,..,. ll'flll ' TWO Stortlng ot 10 AM F•l• Help Wanted ., AlTRESS ....... -~ Ia ,..._ Crow'• s..u RoaM, ...... •. ...........,,....... ._.iiiDIIOOI4 ................. . FIJIINISIIPJ) . . . . . . . . . ... ' < ··· """ ___________ .,., __ _ ' . ' "-"-" .............~·· t "' -"l'aO,ra; • . ' uaw. �.. ;,'t.f;.··.. ,, • ,I ,' ' . . ~· . ',!~ '·"' i •i : ·MEIGS THlAllt Tonight and Thunday Oetwller 15-16 MOT OPEN Friday thru Tuosday Octwbet 17-21 Franco Zofflrelll's Procluetloa of Wm. Shak ..pnre' 1 ROMEO & JULIET (T ochnicolor) Olivio Huuey Loonord Whiting COLORCARTOOM: . Brldgo of B..... lya SHOW STARTS 7 PM . :::n- • guaranteed mock for the life of the or roplaced r... If e..r The men'a watches have lifetime The ecqJle reside In Out of town IUOBtS atlehllrw the weddlrw were Mr. ahl Mrs. ~~...,.~~~'!~~· K::: .k. George and Mrs. Charles R. Easter, ID, Mr. ahl MrL Charles E. Easter, Jr., Mrs. Don Parrish, Mrs. AI . 11 hC Words ot welcome ond a warm hahlahake wiD ueet vlaltors to the Pomero,y Seventh Do,y Adveotlll Church on Mulberry Helal>ta, Pomeroy, Sat- Prizes of jewelry, peneUs, statlonery, 1 o a p, handkerehlefl, head scarves, pocketbooks, chewing gum and caney baro were awarded to t h e l!IIIIO wlmera. Contributing Cor the portJ were members ot the Lcwe Joy Clrde ot the B. H. Sanborn Missionary Soeleey of the Flrlll!optllt Chureb. Ul Slti.a'dQ'," ., As a llllimorioiiO III.;V.;o_ ·at -n. A report 011 ·U.. Pel Nld!odlst .a..rch WW IIIII cit1 of prayer iiid Mit. be reftlmlohed IUidor lllldlaoo d41aial wao ·81\'111 ~ 11111 111u or a eommii!M of the Wqm. Sooborn· I W.,. 111lt.illhat $110 .,., Sodltl of 01r1at1a11 wao made 011 lhl 'neent rum. Ylot whlcll wlliiiOioetllldtur- lilqo oalo. .,.._ -lllrnlllllnp. Yro. c. 11. Honnell,l' apelled Durlq a meolln1 or the So- tbe meeting with a 1111110 nillbt, MrL Nan iudf, and llrL Moore nod .,..,mtec1 lira. J1me1 •Oetober'o Brlllbt l!lue w... Jividen, •Mro. Norman Waylllld, Iller." For dovotlona,llro. Bob ond Mra. Walter l!qos 1o1 work B7er nod 10rlpture from the ' with her 011 tile~ 18111 Chapter ot ~ lnd lira. James Cri....UIIIJIOUII. a medltotl<lll altitled , I'T 'h.e ced World ColllllllliltJ Day to Houle with a Frlehllhlp Winbe obaerved Nov. 7 at tho IIJd. dow." dleport First ·tlllltod Pre~A report an her _.unooa torlan Church. The oljlervance at the IOhool Ill mililani bold Ia sponoored by ChUrch Wom. at Ollerbeln Colletle was 81•• ea llldted ot Melp County, llld b7 Mill SIDcb' J"""eon who at'!fU be.llln with a - Iomeii toJOiedunder .....-lhlpottlle .J __ J WSCS. h llld tllet dwlpa l/lUJ,IMJ, In the ehurchel was tile prime area ot dlaeulllclol ond lhowed ...eral ..dural ol the coll'YJ1 .4 IOI'O. 1 ..tl Mrs. Galen Brown pre.ued tho prGiflm ulfnl''l'heChureh In Eadl Place" by Dr. Robert P!11'\l ll'llnd1 as her lllple. Empha.• .., "'J Ills ot the material was on Dr. Mlmolf's mission - k In A reaolutlon In IIIJ1lPOrl ot Malo,yaa aJOI Ids appraiiiOi o1 the three miU renewal ~ for overseas ehurdlos ond the de1 1- alre to beeomo Independent ot the Melp Loeal Schoo trlct to be~-~~~ U. S. elllrehas. · was IPProY _...., '""'' "' The prosram chairman re~~~~~~~A. ri lated the "'erseao chur<:haa• Ill! ruaves, supe n- dealre for spiritual freedom tendeD! ot the district, spoke to Apostle Paul's phUooopey ;"' thai! •:•:~toof.:::·~~~~ that he waa there 1o1 leach bolt ::m,ed H m""·slzed that not for the church to become · e e ,._ dependent on blm. 11 11~renewal lovy and not a Re!reahmento were se"ed · ~ th PT during the '""'cluclln& ooelal m:"!"'· h ~ : hour by Yrt. Hayes, lire. Paror fo Yl~,;:: :.Ss. U:::td W~f; ry Mitch, Mrs. KenDOth llyar, 1~ brlell.Y on scouting llld and Mrs. c;arron S.aneon. distributed applleatl<llls r 0 r ' uailecl tlllltar and group olnglng. Cookies and corree " e r e served. aJOI Halloween nuteups aJOI eondy bar& - e &[VOD to each of the potlento. Going from the church were Mr. and Mrs. Denver Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Mack stewart, the Rev. Raullln Moyer, Mro. Norman Yllll881', Homer KIDeald, Mrs. Oaby Martin, and Mra. Eleanor Bates. Plan Reception A reeeptloo horMirlng M r o. UVELY LOAFERS..... THE liLliE WRH ltUS 10.99 BURNING BUSH S HERITAGE LEATHER----· Harry P. Smith, or&antztns tllllrdlan ot Bethel 62, fntorna.. tlooal Order ot Jobs Daugh. tor1, will be held limda,y from 2 to 4 p.m. at the l'omeroy. Ma. Temple. Plano for the affair w e r e ...... ...rtns a - · of the Bethel Monday . . An lmltotl<lll II being to all llaeono, Eaoltm star member• and porento ot Job• Dllllllltoro. The Betllal ......... tbe leader. ohlll at Nro. llmith wao lnltl. lUted In May, 1961. II r s. ·r&tlred •• tllllrdlan last me ex- BOX ..-.. a.:::=;== ===:::u THE SHOE Where Shoes Are SenslbiJ Priced · MIDDLEPORT, OHIO I • ~~ • ·\ ·,·• f< •,' ' ''· · -; ' Mldce.r Wolfe prealded II tile meetlns. Plant ware alao made for ~ilurFh 8mdl)' f9 be held gjj Oct. 2e Ill the Racine Bl()tlat·Chureb. ' ' . f ~ f'yl· .. I, ' 1:. . • enttnt ~ 'I aty '1.·'>., ..,·. ~ • Drioot«<,To ~ l,.,..,~{Jf'lJae Me/p·Ma.tOit Area .('' ' ~ ' ' . POME.RO~-M/DDL~PORTr f;)H_IQ, · ,: ' ' • ' ~. :'1, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16 1969 ., '.~ ,) ; . f - Molecular Weld in Space" MOSCOW (UpJ) - Ruaala'a SoyUz 6 spacecraft returned. eafaly to earth today with Ito two-man crew, Taaaamoo.>cecL Durlnlthe ship's final houra In space It conducted .what the Soviet& ealled a "unique" _.sment In moleeular "cold weldlrw. • The fiiB!tt olthe SoyUz 6 ehled with the craft maklrw a "soli landl1111" In the Karapnda area Ill Soviet Central Asia, the 11eney said. The two eoom.,.uta - Col. GeorJI Shordn ahl lllght eDB!neer Valeri Kubasov - were fl.._ ·~LL THE TOYS · AS F.EATURED , ON TV R rrr;zz Salel BICYCLES· . 87.50 Bicycles ....... Sa!e73.00 Mrs. Oberho/zer 47.50 Bicycles ...... ,Sale 39.00 lllttl Hot . . . Stunt Sets . Mrs. Nellie l!orPD and Joyce Vance entorlalnad reeen11y with a surprise housewarming ond ahcll!er honorlni lira. Lana Oberholzer. Games were played w I t h lira. VIol~ DUiclol w1.nnlng the door prize. Altenlllns were Mr. ond llro. CampbeU Birchfield ond Debbie Helen Obarholzor lira. ~~ari. ~ D-~-- ter Contains Hot Wh..lo Minialure Car, 16 '"' ~f Hot Srrlr Track, 2 Ju. . Rompo, 0 0 re Devi Loop, Treotle, 7 Joiners, Universal Clontp, Collect• or's Cotologue. 3.19-- _sal~!~c~- IIIIUitl.,: ..............:... ..._ • _ ... a.....,. _ _.. ria, Doris F.., Jean r.raue. lAIJ,y stanl Grad Wll ey, e 1011, VIr81nla Hollllld, Ruby Holly, Murlei Chase, Jean Wood, Lena Hooper, ·Pat Arnold and 9We, VIckie Oberilolzer, Pam wu. aon, &le Wood, Alma Hollllld, llld Tereaa lll)'aas. Sandlns 81111 were llrl. 11111 eoc..or ond Yro. Woodrow wu. JOHNNY LIGHTNING METAL CAl· Foot ...,al coro with ltoc:kod axle. Racing suspenoion 1 styled Mag Wheels, door• and hoodo really open. Big oolection of ·onodelo. Sale Price 68~ Womens Dress Salel 1.00 Vendliig ilab From Our Regular Stodc WOMENS 10.95, 9.95 and 8.95 DRESSES Choou from Dubblo Bubble Gum bonko, Tootole Roll bonko, Chicleta. Comeo com..ete with bubble gum, Tootoie Rofl or Chicleto. Reocly tw uae. Sale 7.00 52..50 Bicycles .... "!..'Sale 43.00 .ltitflllot ...... ., ...... . .-. ~~:r,-. ~. . .'.~ -_:.· .· .· . . . ........... , ........ tho Whe ~. J1 ' C.n. ~ ftcl• Su,.,1... ' •oo.t foi Hot C...,.., Hot •••,. ~- 'fl' - ,...... ~ . ~hteltf 3 f'hlltltili, ' 16 fool .... ~. 2•180 ._.,_ I Jol-, """"•ic-...t...,.. ln-'fVetlon enil . ·C"'ell.cton Roeul•lr 9.9S. ~ - ... ~ -·. ,, HI-Way Constructl• Tr~b ., ----------------------~-WOMEN$ ~6.50 and 17.50 DRESSES lllnlabre trucq. Hue HI ·,WiJ action. 6 tru~ In a blfa. . ,, ' ~· ' ---------~---------------· WOMENS i9.50 QRESSES. ' Sale . ' alt ' . ·, .. ;:r:: •Ao odVOfliood on .Tel~loliln. • Ballet action doll, da!IC••· real bollet 1tep1. ·foe donee• bocki!erdo or 1-rd, ·:U incheo toll, Twirla round and raun~. on Ill!• toe. , Sale Price_ f4.33 ...1.. .,...,... ·PrliiCISS 'Style phene, dial action. pjli or bl.... Rl•s l!ke real, .· IGOtsllke real. ·· . ·· . ·63~. . i ..... Actl• . .. . . . . . . . . . . . !" ,, Now onlr .-.. •I• ... 1.... ·.~· ill = = ;~:~~=It!~··;•,:·.......,_.~ -~ ~ 11111:, · ' .. ,,'1/C . -lot\tlon """"·lll!dllet w.r !I:~~. ...._,~~lllder . ~I<!)Jr , = T~·· ,:; ~ I no way to eitlrnm tho total number ot ........_ . · ..... -~on c:ampu- on lfnet in__~lng hal11, In .... along par..te · ·routoo who demonatrrited ·1!11111111 tht! war. But lfiW. waa nci. doillbl li' .,.. the iargeat . . . _ demoliotr"ion tn the ~'1 history. ;,!:M;O.y" wao to have bien 1 ~· prolect.lt grew to ouch it!!portl!lnllhal 50,000 """""" (jjjolliored , at 1111 Wllhlnglon ~""'""'·then marchad poet iii 1118 -and-~~ moratorium. He earlier The lergest olng!o cr~ lllld he would not be effected ~h red 1 ~ton tha g., t .n • on by it. The moratoriun:o'• orga. historic Common. l'ollee llld nizero HOmed to have eJ<peded tlte IOO.tJIIO - · ""!"P"IIOd !hat--another moratorium !1 lite largeat crOWd In IIQoton's planned far Nov. 15 and a third moratorium In lltcMiiier, "If (Contllaied o n - fl by the neceuary." Thuy Hifs A1 N• IXOD . There )Nero counter-demon. stratlons by thooo who ~I Nixon was puroulng tho only COUI!Ie poulble to extricate Amarlca from tha war "honor•· bly." Thay flew American flaga. drove their autos with Preb .klUt!ll .In Vltln'"' re· Tau aid con1roll 1 for h . . P ARlS (UPO - Noi'th Vletna• meoa ne&otlator X-:Jbuy laid lollay President Nlialll . w a 1 · - • Clllllompt tor the ,... tlbmilda VIe~ .tor11111. · ~ ~ .. The haa been wellue .• . .. . the ,,,,.,., ,..,...,.cediqted : ~:~~~~';;~·· ~ aJ.. po1m o1·· Wrw b.lt tilt !_~~..."'::;·:,:me ,. IOid~ -----· ,...._ ot Mlddllpart lllsh Scbaolalld an at:tl-te _ _ . • · "~ ' nl ..... .......,_ _ .. ......... next " . . . Pa. ·· · . ' · ~·, • 111111n1 or~~tonllll ibe feiiiYitlU. VIYiail . ~ n, ..~ "Important place" In tM ~· craft progr1m. The group flight wu .._,... Do catch a &[ilqJse of the attracUve fountains at the Gene Grato home at the corner of Cole ahl North Front st. In Mlddl,.. port some evening. The llshtod fountains - used on each aide of the drl-ay - are 111011 elracUva. The illlbtll1ll makes the bubbllllll water oPpear at time• almost llke a O....e. or eourae, I! you make tile drive ~ the Grate home at night to oee the fountains, then you miss the colarU muma erJD1P]etoly border[JW the edge of .the yard. EXPECTING TO PVf IN A BUSY YEAR ao chairman of the Wcmen's AcUvltlas Conunlttee or the Ohio llanklqr Assoelatlon Is lira. Maxine Grtmth of the Pamero,y NatliQJ Bank. ~no was. In Columbus Tuelcit1 to ouand 1 maeti.W of her C<IIRDdttee. by one coamoneut to ~ proceeding ''faultleuly." Tllld the crews - , carrl"!i out "multl.purpou exp~W..:: lrnents," which Incl.- -!<. on cosmic rays and ionaopl1orlc" reseerch. Unconfirmed "-'" 111116 unsuccessful docking: maneuvers - . -pNct both Tuosdey and Wedneodey; Cre.mMm to Launch Club For Cyclers A bleyela club will be orpn.: Ml• :S ~U:.:: ~ -:· ere-.. , the~ . .._eta~ tile-~~~~~ the""""' rolled. · . . . . . Thetwoladlaontendthailb~ijl.llh\lileiPedwlththo- cho- Ilia• Cbitl: . p_..,_ ~ ~ ~ 15 ~dl- Jeet ahl to the malll' ''PQ!Dr ..........10 1rJD 111a .. . .. · Wlddlf!PQrt area ao well aa Cllher ~· ot lila CUUIIIr· •',of" <, r . or f-. Soothe..._ Band. Plans T•a -e ---~ . . . . . ." " '... ~ 1 Dav ·~ ~ IJ tq ell)' IIDr witleh II a..... Southam LoC.J lltl1ld 111. 1-~; . I1UIIIituaUers.'T!Ieartlele11a·ll-. the -•aUIYoll• ..t," Mata~Newa.~- be ~~ 1 . the ' . .... • ~ ~ ; . •· t r· . ~: t nedr.ID l1i " ~ f -Y· made ~ · . · · . ,r ., J .,_....,....,.adrludQwlth t. ;;.•..(. ,, l'ollce J, J, The elllll will ba - t o an: youth ot Middleport, ~.,: IMIIIIMIJGIID bicycles. A aortoo: or aot~v~t~ea will be ~: llellllratlon will be hald from! 1 to 2 p 111, ~~~~imlay behind tile• ~; Melp Htp Sdlool when POMEROY EMERGENCY SQUAD m...,, are pleased, to Cremeano will. ...,. a talk '"'l S8Y the least, at the rellilta ot a .iltno,J · - held Tuoeda.r eatatr. nlllbt at the Hemlock Grow Grup hall for the beDofit of the The DMIIrll u .-.Ied ..,. IQUid. . ~ at 3 J. 81. ~ Tho. "ff*• 1i\lkh featured sceda of food, dearecl talO DINDI alfo aaldlhat"'•lllail-l: fortlle..-w~. - truck. ntns Iobue ldult~· GtdrliJw·IIPfa Gil the IIQllr, AaiJedbythepeaple Gillie Bad- 1D tile projJI'UII. : frd .,., ,..... ..lfi'.. ._.._ $clip aJOI lira. 01a !llnllh. They • ' •or - tho lfiip•s pilot, Col. Georjl Shonln. ~ OOEIIE8T In the Jaycee Junior Twenty-one senior slrla from hlllbaclioolsoftheCOUDey have retliatered to take part In the CG1q1e1[t1an. Ral.[lh Werry, dlroetor, Ia plealed iotth the pordelpatloothlo year alneathe IIUIIIllet ofcontestanta in tho paot....,le ofyeors hao dropped lniO the 10 or u braellet. Ralph credlta the Jayeeea' Wives (ilub In ¥1111tlns ~he sehools to eillfalrtChe eoateoi iw ereatlrw the ,.......u.... ..at. R , b ,. OSen aum On New Job • 1 .~ .. . ~~ ..Ieite......... ...,~ In 1111 . _ t...t ~ In a Tau dlopeteh Nrlllr the welding exparlmllll was listed 11 having ..,_ '" 11ndl who have made the SU· orated by Cl,yde ·.! ·• a""'"'""' ~ "Richard and the othar ~ou. 54, countrymonthegreatllrvlceof Juk1011, IIIII struck a porlced which you . , 0 In your lnau. United States llke It ·I ,...,, -CCiliDIUDiata the .... ,c ..• •H - ~ OWIIed by Norllllll .Prko, gurel llddrlh, bind up tho AI· been ooenecl before. You not ........_""'"' Rt. 3Fomero,y. tloil'o , woundo, and ••ve oorno 0111)' ~~ opened It to tl!a llldl- aU they ebuld io.ehl thildlgni!Y. to ~ <Ieath :; our son VIdual ol hlghl,y queltlonalile . . . ~~'IIIII ~~ . •• to • 1·." ...... to . . ~ .JI. thouoancla ihat died ba· .. ~ your " la~on; but you are~alao.,.,.. malte ihe mow," ·Lodge· . . , . tor-h.!:~m~. Richard Mathlao l"' it .to. the lllllteo, he ..-.. aald. . Tllr-. wu killed In Vietnam ~ua:",rlbeo!'W~a : . on Sept. 11, 1969. l'1c , .. • . diY·~ "the llniiJII- Jack E. Rolllillawl!, lila or ~ -..1 ~ fll!*t ~IPr.ed Ill.. I.Guloo ROIOllbauiQ, J\1011!l'tliiPKlN SHOW OPENS ·lnOWD In~ ~ted~·. q, aJ01 .lite Fred ...... ' CIRCLEVILLE, Ohio (U~ ~ llariOl ~t~ the ..._ hll .- . lj1pll!flied. rl• ""'ll!e-am.vw.ii'Umt>dllll~lralol's do~DUJ!ed<t Ia • ~ 1w l'ltiil-, cli!o, lljD. roPI!I IIIII •lrJial wfl!rdn~ Ill 1ftl•a AU·D~Yb!Gn~: ~·.•~ ~lib the llll1nt'- , l t f •-tuJa.. 2. .•0 &tend . Wel~aris.. m ::u;~~ . ~ ~~t =~~~a~"': :3:~~ ;,;::,;:;; p~~::~.z..LOT oF 'IJ '·-•· ........,.. A.~. ·;~~=~(UP; '· . · ·0, - · ' . •' the cosmonaut brought 1111 • samplea of wei- matwtal ln1o the command compartment ,, far eumlnotloo. Various typao . F.· of metalwwe uld to have boor! i• used. ,. Through tho ....,_. of "ooltl 1: ...tdtno" tn tn..,.., ;: the molecular *vdvre of 1111 •· metal a to be welded ... broklrt · ':~ down Mil .........,. Wii ·tile ,, lng ., The text of the letter from Mr. and Mrs. Demond Turner to President Nixon was re· lOlled Wednesday by Morato. r!um CommlttH Headquarters p.m. WednesdayCIITalllerl·llilll ......., llcrlflce In 50 worthllll Rd., 2.7 mUea ~of, Ita- 1 cause will soon be torgollen cine, aeeordlng to 111e state by most, but _ s-•r, Mr. -· -~ lllllb Patrol. President, that-; the parents Oftlcoro reported that· a ear of this 19·vear-old youth, will driven by Dennla L Bocilh, 18, not forget tha .....,....,... of l'llmero¥, ond a dump truck op: his death," the Iefier said. •ratocl by John 0. RU.,-, 44, "You say 'Pray far the '!IIIY llamden, sldelwipeclat.thaerell whon peace can be reslortd.' ot • hlU. There waamlnorcJam.. We pray tor an act of truly aaetothecarandnoclarnageto great stateamanshlp In the the truck. NO charge waa flied. lorm of a simple eliei:utlve or· StIll under lnvalllptton der to end this trajfedy. Tbursday' lllll1'lllns waa an 1!11- "We believe his (t~Mlr son's) U11111 IOcldenllhat oecurnd at horrible death w.. usaleu, un· 12:15 a.m. Wednelda)' OIIRt. 33, necesaary and without meaning. two • tentha mlleo welt Clll'om. We draw no ccnsolatlon trom aroy. your statomoat !hat: 'The na· The patrol nportod that sev. lion sharea your grlof and, will ~· . orbit. After It was over, T11u ••d MISS FRANCES E. ROUSH, Middleport, was boaand upon 25 years of ContilliOUa emplo,yment with the MlddJ&. port A. ahl P. Store Wednesday. Mia a Roush of!lcta117 COIIIP~ tile 25 years' service Tueadly ond on Wedne.. day was presented a cake IRd a certificate of tlonawhtebahelaholdiJWintheplcture.Aeheekallbwaa liven her the c:cllllpen,y, A ,.tlw ot Galllpolla, Mlaa Roush movec1 to Middleport when she was alx year1 old with her porento, the Jato Mr. and Mra. Ourtla·Roual> Sha has IIYOCI at 362 South Flltll st. IInce tile 19%0'L She 11 1 ''Uelileu, · ' ·unnect~Sery end without mean- No CillO waa ~ wh., a ear 1U!d a tru ck colUded at 4:26 I ; t Tc/p&," llevetl his ·•Itt was , E.·Very• . · ody ·0u t Free 1 ·I welding proeeu -.toea~W In .., the orbital compartment, and . . ~ Kubeoov CGnducled the - · ,. imont tlloro, during tho 77111 t• =-'- ,,_... ~~, ~~' " ' ""'"-''-. J!IW -1clcll ~ - . ~~--· ,.,._,.,._..;...... ,,_. w...:;, ""'! ~.~.,~w.;~ ~rett.roi.,.;,.p.liivftiaf'thi.Yiiit: ·-··--.--._ . _ · ·· .. ................. war •• ~ vlol.->ce, 4lftil no 'OIIIol· lnCI serious clashes. . poor and black ~lo" Millions of Americans simply "'~~ of ...... -~~- of home, urged Nixon 10 "bring fMhllm• boys went 111 outto tha mcw:otortum. ....,..,._ .. _ _ _ and bring fllim class showed upThey for Americana took 'part In the nilw." ' .. .. .....• ._ wort<, watchad and 1 1 -. to ':""~ =1•~ - "MTWe More Planned tho World Serlt1 and only fii '* ·VJelnam.U.. lighting ~~:.r:.:lndnowa:l::..~ glancecl at crowdt It campus '.. l,J,~h Dejerul$ Plan 1.89 · Lots of ·~ Safe. Euy . Federal • !late relation& for the !"'UP FederalGoyenunent. WASHINGTON (UPll- The A &raduato ot the UnlverllltJ porenll of a Youngstown, Ohio, 1 !lqulllflll!, ........ . . ol~fl ........... ' he ' ll[t- ....cei In~ --------~--~~-~~~~~-~r-~~ · ' .. , ' orbit, the c:omm- of lht &hlp used manual orlentatloll and at the calculelod Hme switched an the dnc;ltnt pro:. gr•m," Teu ukl. "The lntne module with tho c.- -aN!!· from tho lhlp.~· .· II llld after braking In ~. "the -~ Syllem wao put ln1o -a!Jt!l and lt1e ooft·landlng ...1~ (made) a unooth landing." .. • Sayua 6 was not with doCking OJIPIIratuo-ttt; spece preaumably being !*.! up by the special -lnO equipment - and epparentlf m..te no -mpt to lliiti ~if with the Sayuo 7 and I cr.tti Jond--.1111lbet~~thii:': · tilt 111111 nflrrecl to Ia afther ...,. bed.,.;...,. •lrWa iiOUcldltl IOGk'l , .~ w qarlebcecl-ln vlo;e !1111 wte....., *"will ".'' ._..__ _llillli~~--- If 1 ef Tau 11ld ltle lhlp IM,Id 12:52 p.m. MatcDW time (5:1t a.m. EOTJ about 112 mild northWHI of Karaganda. l!le crew "f•l fine/' 1t1e IIGMCY ;...,,. .- the far ro.. famllJ. Take• '. ~, • • of U.. ;Siill · · ·l•.. . ,,._ ' -i' ';.:: "' . Prices at Ehlei~U!I '(. I , : flli : From David Goodwin - of Furntt..e for ,_ • • 11!11. .llw.-t111 W1111 ' 1' ., a~c - 1969. i 9:30 lo 9 In the even.111. lell ••• .._ f't .::;,; m~ here. . . .. , , OPen.Tlllrsday 9:30 tli 5, Frldar and Sabrdly • 'f:l . • fi . .. ~~an.~~l!11"0~~· J -----------·--~~--------- • . .,...,, . ' • • !' - reparted. . , "To effect the c1nc1n1 fnlnl l ot Emergency l'rePirednaasln 1ueanmg ess . the Executive Olllee ol. the Pre. aldent from 1957 to tor thepaslflvayears,hlsprtmary Sav Parents reaponllbUU;y was ooorcltnatl'!l 01 • u: !1. ~fl'qmlilll!tltVItiiUi Salel$~00 •, U' . ~~ ~.ot~~~~hla. . ' , , Son 's Death ...-r . . pai.r'IJw ...e ob.loetL Walter L. Mazan, Aalllatanl muter's Club ond a member ot Seerelary for Public Atfalr1 of - - a n Aaooelates, Nathe Department ot Triii1BJ)Orta- t1ona1 Geographic SoeietJ ond lion, Wallhlnston; D. C., wiD Ia listed in Who's Who 1n Amspeak to the Southeastern Ohio erlca. Rellonal Cwnell, Route 35 Aa. Davlo said the Resional CQm. soelatloo, aJOI area Chambers en ond the Route 3~ Alaoctaot Coulmerce Thursday, Ott. tl4ll witb Ilia ualstanee ot tile 23 at 6 p.m. In the Holiday Inn II18IQ' CJwnbera or Commerce at ChUUeotha. In aoutbern IRd IOUiheastem Mazan, who """ cited by the Ohio are Pl'Omotlas the upuadNatlonal Govornou• C<lnfer. lng <1. US 35 throush Ohio from once In 1968 for a prosrarn that the Ohio River io the Indiana "naulted In the bast -sdng line. parlnersllfp In modem history Tld<eto for lhe meeting Clll ot our Nation between tbe Gov. be purchased from Rotor Barernora a n d the Executive ron, Jom Allen llld Thelma Branch of the F~ral Govem. EIUott. · ment'', !Ill speak prbnarliy about trinaportotl<lll aod prJ. oriUea, ae<:ordlns to E. E. Da- via, SEORC president. Mazan aarved with the Oftlee .... . . DANC·IIA·IOL~$ . -~ , · Sale1a.oo.·------------------------· WOMENS 39.50, 45.00 ana ~.00 DR~SSES f:.,;. t,:· ./.... ~! . ' . . . boa .N.••o n UJn b dg:t')d by ' . , ti• Wt M . . h • . ar •ng· A e .... ,. Slle lale8.00 Sale'l4.08 C.rolyne , WOMEN$ 12.95 and 13.95 DRESSES . Roush New Hovan, dl..,ltr of Mra. Nannla Fox; Sally Yeeaar, Mason, diU,..tor ol Yr. ahl '&ka. cbarloa v...,, ond Sherry Workman, N.,. Haven, daughter ot Mr, ahl Mrs. Gyle E. forlanaD. Attentlard, i!alldq, are Kay Sehaekle, Mason, claulhter ot Dr. ahl Mrs. E. A. Sehsekle; Re- · ,.. ~ N'ew Haven, dlllllbtor of Mr. ond Mro. Eupne Hasson, ahl Olarlene Weaver, Jfaw Raven, deuchter of Mr. aJOI MrL Olarlea A. Weaver. · 59.50 81CJCia •, ,., .. Sale 4_·~00 ·--------------------~---· ' _,..ev footbellpmi. c.ndldatoa for opien are ahown seated, I tor, ' 8ft Hundred. To Seled · Sale 12·. 00 IIIJIIECOIIIIIG - C.:OWJtrw i queen will hllhllaht the hcmeecm!1111 festlvltlaa at Wa- ,· "!"" IUIIb School' on Friday, October 24, durlnB half~ eiretllanlea of tlie W~an- ~------------------ . Is Given Surprise o-y,.,·· • ..__ ... n•~e~'d ....,.. ·~~"'" ""'"" - . - - . Glrlo and Boyo Bikoo ~ including Juiliot, blkeo .with helper whealo - rl 'big ilt!w selection just received, let up ready to aall. You can r..lly 1ove. Plenty ilf tiW popular stylo with banma loot, omoll wheelo and hlg~ handle bora. lil«e'a, Now you can save during thio aole ••• ' . = me rs P. DaYid Wiseman, prealdent, preaided. The meeting was pre. ceded ~ a half-llour ot parent. teedlar dlacuaalon. The !lag eareiiiOII)' waa slven by 8 0 y Scout Troop 2t0. Mrs. Marilyn WUeox, pro. snm chairman, Introduced the Rev. Llo,yd Grimm ot the•Rutlllld Nazarene Churdl who JIVO devotions. The attendallee award waa wm ~ the ruth IJfede ot Mrs. " - r.w Mazan To .Address Leaders of SE Ohio Back L rnbe hi • •., reported lllfe aJOI welL Tho two other Soyuz craft, 7 ahl 8, remained in orbit. So,yuz 7 carrie~ a , th......,... crew IRII Soyuz abro men. Taao said So,yuz s·came down a ~~ova:, after eareylns out a "unlqueexparlmont,ofiJ'Oitlmportance''ln "eakl" .......~ The Prootll Is CONiidered es..-I for conotructiCIII oiOIIICO llaU- aJ01 ...: . w .. r ' For Guardian \ ,,. =.,Monday ---------~--------------WOMEN$ 25.00, .27.50 and 29.50 OR ESSES THE SPORTABLE STYUSH ' ' s.r. IVes arty f p flen · f 5 lalnment and refrellhmants. Particularly OI\IO)'ed were eeleetlona by Denver Rice on hll p.m. Mra, Clara Melneyre, Sab. bath School auper~nt ot the church, aJOI Pallor Philip Ga&er. eomment11111 on the an. ooal event ot the local church llld a speelallnvltotlon Ia made to who have no church home ''to come and Ylalt with ' ' ' ' p G' Adventists to Greet Visitors urday when tile local eonsresatlon wUI hold Ita annual Sob. bath Sehool VIsitors Day at 2 j) J . . ,, read a report ot the nec:utlve 'ttee' 8 _ _..__ h I eomnu --~... e d Thursday night. ByJaws ravia. ed by the eomm!U.. were ap. proved by tile PTA. Two h)omna were *'RS by I trio, Georiii!IIO, Beverly ond Jenny Grate, accompanied by Or 0 Mrs. VIolet Grate. Mrs. Fred George, hoapllaiU~· chairman, HomebuUdera Clasa ot the was In charge of refreshmento. 1011. Middleport Church of Christ staglld a Halloween parlf for paUents at the Southeaatero Ohio Menial Health Cantsr In ed pmes w:lth prizes, enter.. The K&C Lay-Away Plan is an excellent way to buy now. "" nelda)' ldlillt at tho ~o,y Ia ·MeCo,y, a room at 'IIMtll French, all of Columbus; Mro. eeal ptl even tighter. Mildred V1n Horn, Mr. and lw•t~r ... page io pollible be- • Mrs. 1. G. Ru01eU, Parkers- Athens Tuesday nishL of Wyler'a one plecocaae burg, ond Mra. Jdm Howell, Appl'Oldmately 40 patlenteatGalllpolls. • tooded the party which !eatur. w~•·· lncaflax ; .,. ' , , .. 'I' ....... ·.~~. .. '·· For Ve8tiJ. McCoy Ch ~ ·~ ~ Masonic ra.to. A llildu mootlrw at 8:15 P.m. ·or l'amero,y ChaPter so, Royal Arch Mason.s. . . .. , . Gl..., bunarriage~horlaU.. PAST PRESIDEIIITS. Lldloo or, lila bride IIOI'tlafioorlenath Auldllary, Drew Web~ Foil IOWn ot white eallD. Braid was 39, American LeB!on, 7:30Wed.o used tor a.....t 011 tbe pnahl nelcitJ, bolne ot Mra. Goorp the train. The bride's e"""' Hackett, Sr. ll!rljJih veU waa held In place by TIIUR5DAY a platoeu ol lace leaves ohl a TWILIGHT GARDEN C I u b, bow, Thursday, home ot Mrs. Eddie The bride's bouquet otwhlte Smith, Welle Terrace, at 7:30 rosebudo ohl stephanotis was p.m.; plant &ale J)laMed. used on her &real-tlrahlflolher's TWIN CITY Shrlnettea, Bible. Thursday, 7;30 p.m., Calum. Mrs. Charles Easter. m, (;(>. bus llld Soullllna Oblo Eleclumbua, served aa matron of trle, Mlddl~ honor for her sister. She wore EPISCOPAL CHURCH Wom.. anoPrlcotguomwlthwhltetrlm. en lii!Cheon TIJiradly, 12:30 The brldeamaldo, Miss Lilly p.m. followed ~ a pro&ram; Imboden aJOI Miss Sabra Cana- 'hostess, Mrs. J. E. D. Bar; day, Rutlahl, wore avocado tlnger, Mra. Fred Crow, or., gowns ond all the a-nts Mrs. Fred Crow, Jr., lira. carried Qrleot tinted ehryaaJ>. Stanley Plattenbur.. MrL Jler. themuma. bert Seth, and Mrl. Rome wu. Mr. Charles Barrett, Jr. of 118msm; Mrs. J1m01 Titus Ill Rutlahl served as best man for charge ol. devotlma. his brother, ahl uahers were CLASs 12, Hea111 u n 1 t e .d Mr, Ron Black, llllmille, ahl Methodist Olureh, 7:30 p.m. Mr. Butch Ltslrtfoot. Pomeroy, Thursday. For her diUKhter's weddiJW, FRIDAY Mrs. Thomlo was In a lime SOUP SUPPER, YOUR& Adult green dress with lace o..,reoat Cla11, l'omero,y First ilaJIIIt ohl wore a earnatloo corsage. Church, servtns to be.llln at Mrs. Barrett wore a ro,yal blue 4 p.m. Friday, dlurcll base. sheath with a yellow earnstioo ment. Bean IOUJ>, chill, .,.1111 • corsage. toble ooup, pie, cake and cotA reception honoring the fee. •0111le was held in the church M>;tl;S H 1 G H ll:HOOL aoelal romt. An avocado back· cheerleaders will BPCIIIIOr an drop was used for the bride's atter.game teen dance thIs toble which was done In Ojlrleot Friday at the Melp Junior blab with mUk glass appointments aehool auditorium In Fomero,y ahl wedding bell aceeniL Serv- following the Meigs • Lopn IJW were Mrs. Richard Grues- football pme. The Jays wUI or, Mrs. Purl Van Meter, Miss emcee from 10 p.m. to midSharoo Biggs, Mrs. Charles nlghL Admlssl"'l• 50 eentoper. Barrett, all of Rutland. Mrs. !lOll. Ron Poole, q,per Sahlusky, SATURDAY registered the guesiL HlGU SCHOOL DANCE For a honeymoon at the Point part.y Saturday, schoolBPCIIIIOr· Pl~aant Resort, the bride ed, 8:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. at eha.,.ed bUo a blue ahantq the Melga Junior lllllh Audldress witll which she woregny torlum In Pomeroy. The Jays aeeesaorles, aJOI the corsage wUI emcee. Admission, 75 cents from her bridal bouquet. per peraon. Tho Mrs. Barrett Is a HARKISONVlLLE ..;range. BJ'Iduate ofRutlahl lllllh Sehool, Saturday nlllht at the hall. An. a member oltlle Rutland Church 11181 vlaltatlm of C h e s t e r of Christ, ani was formerly Grange will\ tile visiting mememployed by Western Electric bera to present the prosram, Co., Inc., of Cdllllbots. llr Barrell, llao a graduate •tland ed ~ / r o Ru ' sorv '"o years with the Marine Corps ahl Ia UfC aSS now 1 ed b BeJ>.Tom eon. """ oy . .. ... Thomas-Barrett. ' Vows Exchanged 8:80 p. ·... ~I muolc was provldtd ~ lirO.: Earl Klqr, Jlul!and, pif.Ut, 1111111Gas Thelma Michael,· -.m, who 11111 "More" ahl "The Lord's Prayor.'' - ·~- ' 11- _TIIoJllllySelilnel, ~.o.. ~rl5, ' Tho Rutland Olureh or Olrlst was the scene ol the Ott. 11 weddq or Mlaa ·Kathy Alii Th._o, Rulland, to Yr. James Ray Barreu, aloo of RudaniL The bride Is tile dlus!rter ol Yr. and llrL Edward '111.-o ahl the bridegroom Is the..., of Mr. ahl MrL Charles Bar-· rett, Sr. The altar of the church was decorated with baskets ot gladioli llanked ~ ea<llelabra. Mr. EuPne Uhlarwoocl performed the double-r!.., eenmony at ' ' ·.f ··•··.... '\ ' t l• , : • • .. , •· •• •• • � 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 15, 1969 fisher