https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3bf64debf0eeddfd63aa071c637b7688.pdf 14df8031afca9ddcb7f6c6eab2e7c1cf PDF Text Text .. ' lt' 1 • ;t United Press International Saturday Toledo Bowsher 2t Toledo Roeera 0 Toledo Cenjral 40 Toledo Scat! ·, • 0 1 CresUine 20 Crestview 0 Cantoo McKinley 68 Toledo DeVilbiss 0 Cleve . Benedictine 112 r.leve. John 1la,y 18 Cleve. Rhodes 12 Cleve. Sooth 6 Cleve . Gilmour 40 Cleve. LU· theran West 8 Maumee VaUey 38 Leclgemont 6 Unlv. School 21 Detroit Cran. brook 16 Western Reoerve AcadeiiiY 38 Buffalo 6 Marlon Catholic 50 Sunbur)' Big Walnut 20 Cleve. St. Joseph 14 Parma Padua 0 Cln. St. Xavler62Newport(Ky.) Catb . 3 Cols. Watterson 34 Cola. Hartley 8 Cols. DeSales 6 Colo. Wehrle 0 Amanda Clearcreek 12 Lancaa~ ter Fen. 0 Lorain Catholic 22 Cleve. en 8 Hawk~ Manchester 18 Coventry 6 Akron Kenmore 13 Akron East 6 Edison 26 South f<>ntral 0 Mogadore 34 Kent State H1sh 0 Middleport Cardinal 44 BeachwoodO Youngstown Chaney 27 Younp. IOwn Wilson 0 Jackson AWton 47 ~rlng(leld Local 6 Mineral Ridge 46 Sooth Ranae 0 Champion 48 Lakeview U Newton Falls 34 West Branch 0 Poland 21 Leetonia 20 Brookside 30 South Amherst 6 steubenville 27 Brooklyn (N.Y.) Jefferson 8 Welrlnn (W. Va.) 26 BeUaire ~ .,. .Johns 0 NOWI One control simullaneously adjusts contrast, color level and brightness in proper balance to provide the most pleasing picture for any light conditions in the room - ' EXCLUSIVE COLOR COMMANDER ZENITH SIMPLIFIED COLOR CONTROL ~--.;.;:-,;,;,;;.;;;;-._ooj . r 'I r , . < ~t L 1 · " ' ·> ~\ . , • ' , , · . . ~· , , , · .. ~ . ·,\ .0 ' , · '~<, · ', I . .•:tfi.lilktm·ti~~··W Saturday's School Grid SCOres By ' ~~ ·:l . ·:.-;· ' ..,..~ ~' " :· ~ 11 A , ,1 :·, ·~~-~ ~,, , , ~, t'n!fil~e~: , . :.i..' ~r ,.;.,_ i· • . ...,.ta '*" ----------'11 EXCLUSIVE ZENITH COLOR COMMANDER .. ' ' Now one knoD adjusts co ntrast. co lor level and bnghtness HI proper ba lance Simul taneou sly - and they stay per tec tly m ba lance as 'fOu adJust the color PICture 10 ma tch changmg ligh t lev els m the room_ lhere·s no longer any need to turn separate controls I Ra·m·e Is s.upp6rt,Jng- = ::! E··ents A45!6W Superb Danish Modern stvled co mpact console 1n genume oil finished Walnul veneers and select ha rdwood solids wrth Sca ndia styled base As Low As.... _._ AFC. ,,. 499·95 EXCLUSIVE ZENITH AFC AFC ( Au10mat1c r _~ ne - t un1ng Con tr ol) elec tron 1cal ly l1n a tunes co lor TV - e,.en perlec ts your l me- tui'"IU''IQ on UHf au to mat iCall y. , - Th• qu• lilt' pott in bttlot• lhe n.m• pcH1 on• INGELS FURNITURE O,EN ~RI. & 992-2131 54 T. NIGHTS Ml411o,..t i ' ~ ,, . ~ I • 4 lflll ....,vy . wm tl!.!il9n -= .. ,. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Quickly "'·- ., . . \i>.- tl '. *' '!;;..U:;!;''i:. lJrm • on Seat . - ,.... ..t..- Propert y Transfers .,c:r -· ::rae:=::~ N!:!~~.~t:S. ~;,-...-.~~~~~'!"" • ~~n~ u~~ . : .A . T.~ VIctory .. :.1: Tuppers Plains niety News FARMERS UNK Newsman Here For Interview Matrt-·· . ·· MEIGS THUTIE ••• SAYINGS CO. r a- ' ' .. ~ , . . . . . . 01' TilE liEN'S Felloliildp d. tile lfelp c-.17 a:urcbN of Chrla ...., ptcturad loadliiC a ~ will! clo11Jla8and other articles tor lbe Mountain 111111011 School at GNJolr, VL, 111-.1 proJeet d.tlleiJI'GIIp. Sneral mel!lloel'•left todo,y witll the arUelea for ,floe .m talaJ lcbool. .' MeQIJien ·;,.. lofo-'lr ' c;leucb' Dd Wedojaoda,y wllh ~ ..... Gl ... lbiW!iri·...,·lle;p*.. with ...;, ·~ Ill .. . . orth poi11oto. ·' -"i .. .... . oe 40e, tumiJJJ eooltr w• ..... (nalttrnl~v?) NEW ORLEANS :.. GALE FORCE WIND~ atiJotiod up 011 the frlrllea al l!ilrriCIIJJ8 Lourie broezed lnlal!d alCIIII t1ie IIICIIIth d. lhe ...-... River IIOdl,)', but tile conter d. tile late • •....., 1111r111 itrlft.d along an erraUc path 2BO miles from abore. 'l)GUq. of 1111r111 • We&l')' 1111li ·coaat nalcleats, ilready rav.,.d iQ. the blast d. hurrle~M Camille thle year; nuwed ln• la1lll. Tilt hliric8ne'e poW of ._ct aiOIIfllha coalt waa wocer~ Orl-• Weatlm' Bureau said the llllrlll'a courao· ~~to"' and erratic today. ~ tfw tm1til MoMtnc rarrot ~ffer.ed ooldlera walling for hellcoptero io pick them up IS mlln north of 5algon. Ume poUce department dlepat. dler. Approval was BIVIII 110 place a catch basin on Walt Main st. between Slmon'e Mar. kat and the G and G Cale at a colt of. $600, A NfiHIIt from Relno Ll1lll for a street ll&bt to be pia.., acroas lhe -from hit ea., dor St. naldence waa appnw. eel . Attending were Moo,yor Charlea Logar, Councilmen Dill Col!Ina, Roy Reuter, Lucien Poulin, Franklin Rizer, and Bob Hy. sell; Clerk Jane WaiiCIII, a n d Treasurer Elmo Rlluell. AD D ounce . Speakers Al!f. 20• aald u , Pro•- G= =::r= H.. E-R Policy Clarified :;::'at.":' .....r. . Maa71101fman. . ' . :· World·War I Night is . ;Observed , ' I ~ 1 , i \ .. SPEECH AND HEARING DIAGN081'1C CLliOiC - Dr. ; ~ Boward Loweey, otoio(dst, of Columbua, OIDIJJinea .Joolav IIIIo- :: :. lin SOli of Mr. Dl lire. Kenaetlo l!l>Un, Rlltland, Ill. I, at a apeech and hearfac cllale held at tlleTrlni(1Unlted Clour<:b d. · Christ Mcoday. Cblldnl! examlned ...., those roforred 10 tile • Melp County lleallh llepartmeat b7 teld!erl d. faml4' Dllf· slclana. Caooducthoi tile all 411 HtalaD were Onllle Martta, ~ coordfnator tor tile Qdo Ilepartment of Health, Dr. Sella · Amold, pediatrician, CblldreD's lloiiiJttal, Colllll!bu8;Dr. Val- : orle Gllber, paycblatrllt, Columbua; Dr. Donald Fuccl, cllldc coordiDalor of Ohio llaiYw.-,1 Michael Sallo, audlolO(IIIt, IIIII Wcky Am Wes......,, _... 1!1111 helrlnc lherapllt. MeJaa • Cowty Hoallh ~s aldlna In tile lllllllboa- • Ilona were FAllah Slrausa, admlnlstraUYe aaalatant, DoUie Ed!rlmdeoa, depol.y clerk and Katlol')'n ~, rqbterad Board Wants Power Bids ;uliOai!b&.PIIItiR . ,. ··~ ..: bOOkkftliei', $!2$ a • . .• . " ' ··' f :............ 'I1Ie llariDt veteran ee vw.~, ~· 1111! aecretaey to t h • duty will be tried w 'L 11!1,)'01',1~~5 a 11J1111t1J. Thlsalso .,.. •• was ~~~ ·lhrea I'NIIInp. ,_· .·,' · · · . ·. ".. · e - • c tor lhe murder al WIIIWii N. , · · """""' ' In other IRJslneu Charles '"f!!•~. bol~r oL. ,....,..,.;. - - · plua clo.Plant, 2t, of Parkerslltirg and ' "' •w y• - - - -..., formerly of Belpre,aolo, Holhnall wa:a hired as. a IIIIIRIO GRANDE - Vema! G. , .· ~~~~ other Commwdlt bloc economlc 11111.emo. Included Ill ~ Atlol'I!O)' 11, Bruce White Rllre, Jr., state repnaentaUve tile aeConl wen IAiken wllhdrawalt of Soriet ll'IIIY units from tor Scioto and Pike Counties, CzoebNJoioikla, with poallble laraer Withdrawals Ill a year or of Boo!!ll~rs Endorst• and Jack Crlsp,cbali1nanalthe · two If tile Pnalle leadership performs to Moscow'• 11t1atactlnn, the murder 'd. Charlu HardMelp County DemocraUc ExUle·liprcea Ald. man, 35 _ ol ~-.., ~m O..n ecutlve Committee, will adL--'I h '~~·- - - - "'l'"rating l£xy dress 11!18 year's mock Demo. Kidc"""" triafll{ e poj,itl to morP I"WI~ . ~~~~~ w!:ere ha ancl Plant were crauc Convention at Rio Grande WASHINGTON - A TRIANGLE INVOLVING an Ari!IY (IIlii· , ibat wh• the)' IIII81'&IICI after The Soulhem Local Athie!- Collop. aia1, a aerae&~J~IInked with hel\v 'klckbackt and a "filii!)' rich" a tearpl bomb bad been thrown lc Boosters, meeting In reg. The COIIYenU...Is a part of a llot machine saloiman hes been oillelled by Sonate'lnveet1811tor• Into the club. u1ar sessl... Monday nlsht, en- mock prealdenttall!llll ae-o~••--, lol=·clca-~-bezzle;.._•--enltatecl--'acl· .. s Grimm waa cbarlled with doraed 8 ••IIUl' mUl opera_.,. tal electlm being CO!Jiilctecl by .. .,_.., ...... ~~-.. "-''""~' "-" '"' "~--' · p';.d. John Slm· ~ In _ ...... , · (.ekldws assault ( 1··• 111e diBtrlct. The 1••• ~·-·- 011 - · 8'' • a clau In ruuUcal PerUes aad ODS, 33, a( Utile IIOcklng, Oblo, a renewal will be voted UJIIIII Pre "-•• a ...._ ol the ........ .,._ olhoaure ~-•· - were -.led"' ......, "'udown- JOt lbe Nov.' 4 elecU..._ J ..... ~er,.... men ronan Porter, ass1stent 1o1m Parllerllllurg shortly atter BIU)' Hill, proal-, point- professor ot poi!Ucal science od out that unlaas the leY7 paas- stated, ''the oonvea~~...a and the ........... A preltmlnaey aa at lhe November election, electlona are part ala learning heartal fill' ·Grimm hao boon lhe school ·dlatrlct wlll not be experience. The )llll1IOie o1 the Ill a recent statement to lhe Times SeriUDoil by oni E-ll ·:..~~~~ ell&lble to reeelve state ald. whole prosram Ia 110 makelhe apolre11111111, It ... Interred tll&t lbe Raclae Emerpncy &pad , student tamlllar wllh political · ~nat"_.,) to &IQ' llii!OJ'88DclH bwo1vlng maternity or procesna. cbll41!1rtb. PLAN "llEFUSDl "Last )'ear the mock el~... VETERANS MEMORIAL II haa never been, Dl It not now lhe DOlley of the ooquad CLEVELAND (U~ - cu,ya. was held before tile real olecHOSmAL to dell}' asalatance to III}'OIIIIIIneed,accordlngto Walter Clebop CounQ< CoiDmoiJ Pleas Adlllltalona - Elbel B o y d, .wge Georae J. Mr.._gle U... 110 serve aa a pradletor of laoid, E-ll ooquad chief. , .Raclae; Jll'll8ba libumwa,y, Tup. IIOdl,)' tunled dOwn a moll... tile natl-1 vota. Thla )'0111''8· .He aald: election could he a predictor of "ilowwer, we have hod OOYeral cues ....ml.Jwherelbe pera. Plains: Charlo• Undor- for a new trW for CCIIIYicted what w Ill h._, Ill three ft,\(. Pt. l'leuant; .Debora Law- killer Fred Alomed Evans, aeaIIIOiher ball ball DD pre.aatal care,·anc1 tiiOI'IIfore had no cloc. )'0&1'1." tot or botpltal for ua 110 !lODtact.IUs this practice "' ...., .,. r~, ·~;'. Genmvo tenced to death Ill lbe ~ David Cole, · l'Ortlmoulh, a ~. ~. W.VL;~ daaYOI'Inllo' ellinlaste, for obrioua ,._., of three policemen and a senior at the Colleae, will serve Siarcher, ~Carter civilian durlnl lbe 19611 Gl- as lhe ~raUc Coafii!U... "Valuable time and poeslbly a Ute 1118¥ be loot Ill t h e ;FraakUn, ft. Pl.tiiea.-; W 11time neceiiiBrl' 110 meo!lcal help or aa ...uablo IJoapt. ylllo dlslllrlooDceo. d!alrman. IWII Zarlde, IIVUord; Benetal. Tberefore, llllalklhatacloctorbe._ ,dlod Ill ample Umo dla Kalal\t. BldftU; Jane Ana prlar 110~ dallYer7 date. . '. Gllke!J' Middleport, ''It Ia 0111' alncien hope fjJat this mat cl.-r up,'llf ptar. . Dlacblr. s - ·• Nera Jll!ke, ataao11n1 hi' Ni~P!IIO our aoJic(ol." , · . lliiiiii!D Tlii'ller, car1 Iqoall, . IOUJ'OOI mortar alld ground attack a group of U.S. Army - .~pinal Military spoktamen said live Americana were killed and 13 others before helicopter gun. lhlps, dlvtt bombers a artillery strikes broke 1he North Vletnameoa attack, kill· lng 1~ Communist. ooldlara In 30 minutes. Most Intense of tha more than Olhor lights flared from 1he 20 skirmishes reported from Mekong Della to tho northern Monday was a North Vfetna. war zono, apokeamen Mid. Insanity Pleaded • By Gnmm B,y Uidted Prell Jnternatlonal Ldurif! prot•~ l'M~f!able. dora tho lull 11111 In o11ect dnplla the fighting .nc1 reports of Impending Commu. nisi attacks. As tho level ol CDmbat lncraaaecl, 10 did tho rata of tho latH! American t._ wl-•· wala. Headquarter• said a battalion of tht 4th Marine Regiment, 2,300 mon, had begun withdrawing to Okinawa Sunday and would be gone by tho -end. · Pomeroy , council Mcoday ;nliht authorized the :Pomeroy board of )lllbUc alfalra 10 - k bids and enter Into a oontract for electricity 10 operate the new oewap cllll)lllaal IJislem. PerUnent facta .., the matter were oupplled b,y aoaster Cordwell and Fred Morrow, repro· aentatlveo of the a:to Power Co. Council gaye ljle ordinance of IUthorlzatlon ltl three rePARKERsBURG, W. VL qulred readlnpunderemer(lell(UP1) _ David Lee Grimm, 25, ey proceduns. a1 Parkersburg, has entered Council aloo approved ordlpleu of innocent and special ilolnce providing aalll')' chollpa, pleas of Innocent by rQI!SOII llilllely the water lllllce clerk. Cit Insanity to two m ~ r d 8 r loookkaepar will receive a salcbarae• and ...e feloni!IUI ... II')' ~ $346. maoih; lhe clerk oaull Wf!l lDNW 18 1114! re• of 1l!tl bolnl of pobltc alfalrs, News,· No•.ifta Let , TUESDAY. OCTOB.ff? 21. 1060 SAIGON (UPII - Conuoiu· nlquos from U.S. htadquartvJ loday llotod 1~ Amari-. ~ .ncl :W -.ncled--thl hNvllltl lingle day of IDIHS reportod since the battlefield lull began alx wHkl ago. A total of 166 VIet Cong end North VIetnam- wert killed In tho lighting-the IICOI!d IUCCftiiYII day of lncreaHCI combat marring the lull that began Sapt. 17. Spokesmen for Gen. Crelghl· on W. Abramo, tho U.S. commander In Vlolnam, said tho American Command CORSI· .A · of ,~ Lull ·Shattered Yoww. Mar.. .- ' •'' 14 Gls Killed, liDI' Cyclamate Go'1ng Out -~ t.onllilll a >r • - .:. ;_;,.:_.;.... ·- -.L:, :.--"""' ~~;.rl:'f.~~-~~·;:= 2 The ZORN ; ' . n.voted To tie 1,.,..., Of 17le M¥-MGMNa Area Svracu.......... Columbo"' TV giant screen • compact console .'1 , . en tine_· . . ' m. in = = fine-furniture styled 23" , .G . GAUGES ......U8 . · .\'' .}" , . , ,." j.' « ,\ . 1 . . • I!JitltK DU lllOW . "It~ ~,,; ~ tlnl...,ot No.'.1 In ttii'· - 'Liilii.:. ·-uum~~t>· WI! ··~. ; =!I liOLL YWOOO (UPII.:..:Notft h~lwyl~Mfw ln•a ~~~~~~ .thool,' Jli.markill NlelMne, daplte ap:. , ' ' • , o. 33 taliiJIC to w.td) -... by: , .1.-.• Strong new hit,:.. ~ ··rro1n 1two opeclalt•. .... _ 11le Progtaml: "A MM .n«1 .fljjl. ~It, \lftllll!e' ;!)I'll: (J~, 1 NIC-·TY'• "From Hlrt to 1he Bollalro It Wheollnl (W. Va,) 3 13 ..-:-.::..., 11umo1, n1 · T'i niuiltflllirial hat 111"";011 $jftntlil" (~ doalman. Central10 ... tile 1111. TJ'..... rev.iew ~l't, ~J::In~ '"' frt·C'l\l!hdTV. •"'.!~ull•~d I Warren llardlng 22 AkrCIIISol!llo WW!eld,...., BOAT MOVEMENTS: . · ,.,. .,.,.. ."',.. , , : - · line! ~ ·. ~ ...m nw,.w rMI,I 6 GALLII'OLIS L0CJ1S _ Dl- A Woman," the hlrilct,d film apii'U. '•:ffiot· ,$ilrvl-." (~ "~lllchliln ~·" . Dennl.... St, Mar7a 33 Malvem · · with Anouk AI,., Ia ABCTV'a ABC·Ty. ~lito ~ '1'........1 CAIIit ;Cel"!'i• f'tul ICayot, 1 ..,. BoiiWOI'th don G:IIO p.m.; w.dnnday nlghl movlt Nov. 5 llld. "Bracbol'a World"1 (Oft.· jl<'!!d~ n . hNd wrl,l w ·'Of DQ!m Chemlnade 1f DQ!m Franklin B. down 10:15 p.m.; ... Same nalwDrk a1r.n -'her NBC.lY. eiiOutil !'IIOYiii!IIUd"') li!lle'nt•a "l..lugh-ln," hnqult Belmont 0 . J. S. Lewlt QP 10:tll Lm.; PbiJ. natebla motlol1'plcturt, "Gear· a.. tlruggllng, '· · 1M shOw "' ill' li'ldo rtpOI't lilt Ill 'nle btlolle·, qllliiW him U Ny!ng, ''I left IlaJton Patter.... 20 DQ!m lp ~ dawD f:IO Lm.;'Fon- gy Girl/' wlltl Lynn ltedgr1,.., moat QP 5:30a.m.; l"'lsiif Dolm- .. 111 Oct. 29 w.dnnday film ABC.TV'I "~It· o1 tt..· ~ lt'nlanhd n vulgar, noooo8vi11 s I, 7 • ~' MIAidl.-. 30 Lima Senior It .., liP 6:35 Lm.; steel llaDpr ... Frank Sinatra Jr.'e Sunday W!!!oko" • ...., ''"·~ ; !If fO. d1!1Y." · ' nl~ . cas.T:V muol.. l ·hour mlnult OtlgiNI.!etiftilto,ya. atap ... OM of Keys' auperlcn NP .. , Clnctmoatl Uoeller 41 Oudn- don8:10 a.m. 1 natl LISalle 6 KANAWHA RIVER - Lon- ehowad the young alngtr Ia hot, In "" riltl•lll.-. •· ... For lho· prodllcllr.wrllwr rHitnt!l .a. ~,·':,· . J ""' C J·~ Clnclmall Country Day 22 Lea- .....; J. E. VIckers QP 10:15 coming along nicely u a txlmple, . lll comic ~; ~. ...,_.1 rMIOIII ... A LGt p.m.; Marmet, J!:laltrclllr do!m performer. "The Ovtr·tht·HIII Gena!''. Anttl• niliH atary up: , • lnJIOn (Ky.) ,SaYre 20 1 · · · • . ·F - • Lei!IOIJ.llonroo 32 o.tord Tala- 3:05 a,m.; WIDIIeld,GeoraeT. The Ratings: ·ABC.TV'a about a llfOUP • ol ta-Tou "It IJ'I . . . ...,mel that Prici dalm .3:211 p.m.; Alul R. ' Kityts, an ...... Nl- 1:11111' wauda26 Q_ -.·. . pilgner ani! auptiorler. .... . . . ~. ~ ·. Cleveland CoUIDwood 31 Cleve. llerr!U .., 7 p.m.; Ouac:blla " .::JU~C . '"' preuure 1rom 111o Whlta · . lddn . a • ....,. . land GlenYIJlo e dliwn 11:25 p.m.; Fort n.r. ." --.....: . _ . u.·....ar.,;::; Cleveland Kemedy t6 Cleve- : : ;":f'a~:.s a.m.i H. E.-'· By MRS. FRANCIS tbelr way to tbelr !Mfln• !II ~t ~;!rt~· 1he ~:.uc: land East 30 OIUO RIVER - Lock 13, 0. MORRIS Mlchlpn after 1 Ylsl! .willl ltMitl¥t Tt llNclltlll . llitmbw ... U.. Hauli ..,.:a.p. . !looker Hellbts 26 NormanclY 8 'lbe Esther MiAiooary relatl'lel bere. NBC·TV hU boon highly A~ -·~"-· ~ · . Lincoln 28 Cleveland West 6 F · Shearer doiiD 2:2 5 a.m.; Qrele of the First Baptllt Mr. and Mra. Wayne -ltlvo to vlewet rtaetlon ta Tilt ~- PT _ , _ · ~··• ' · ~ h the church v..r.- of • ·~~ter _. ad tile propoaa4 raur mill n- ~. lf!ller" · ··. Norwalk Sl. Paul 41 Black RIY- Locl< 14, Lad1 RoiiOIIIU)' .., 5:- "' ure met at ··-.,..-....... a,..... blue malirlal on "LIIIflh·ln," ~-- ,_ Nell' curNIIl •·- .~"'·la!lla ....~ 10 a.m.; ORCO QP I2:2S LID.; ..... er 8 MCDday evenln&. 0et. 13 the weebftd with Mr. ·and and on.,., It 11 ,_-tad, geve ~ - - ,.., Clll ' - . - ..-, . . ~ Huron 20 Sonoluaky St. Mary 0 with Mrs. Frances Mrs. Chester Slinpeoa. lhollflhttomovlnglhotop.rofad !'.:a J'llll)ar -'IDe lalt Toledo Woodward 46 lorain Wilcoxen, boatess. Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. 0. F Sleeth u-1o a lalwr hoolr when 1he · City liP 6:40 a.m.; Lock 15, Hel chairman ol <llarlellton W V chllchn'l audllll.,. Is smaller Mrl. Robert Loaltl, J)I'IJiel. will be. bedi.ID $lima , ~ SoutiiYiew 6 en Slmpeoa, • Stmda ~of....:··~ MJI one, '-""'• wanll Ia pel d. ~- £1111111111117 1!biN be 11111 Jli '!liPID Toledo St. Joluo 35 Sandusky susan Lane .., 2:45 Lm.; Locl 16, St. Marys don 2:110 a.m.; opened the meeting with a Y · , _ around with hit • lllg ICbool, ~ 1llat ~I~ nit door H~OII" ia tile ~ Perldns 6 1 Jim Mottph.y .., 5:55 a.m.; Locl< meditation "U we do our as "Laugh-ln." peu 111 order for tile ~ltrtct ~· d. tilt ~ Newton Falla 34 West Branch 17, Jane T. don 11:40 p.m.; beat" followed by a duet. by Mr. and Mrs. Georae Hoi Wrllwr: Rod Sorllng haa to nceiYt etate lid. llaii-ID NeJIOIIVDitti'Oii 2~ 0 Becl\iOrd down 3:211 Lm.; On- Emma Salser and Frances Neillletand David spent the two bl(l NBC. TV praductlone Plliis for ibe llllllll ' llalla- tp.m.'l'lltCollcrtllinailllWIIIliil ward .., t:10 Lm.; Blue Bird W'dcoxen, accompanied m weellend In canton wltb Mr. """'""' up ,.. on Nov. e. hla caralftl ... Oct. iiO at IIIJ area l'Hkllia ' !diiua 10 down t:35 Lm.; National up piano by Lilllan Hayman. and Mrs. Leonard l.ewll. '-hour "Night Gel lory" will lbe echaal wtnlllldt. AU 1111!111-· DMt with blm to dll\lllll'mat5 a.m.; Andrew P, Calboun DevotiODB on the subject ol Mrs. Ruby Miller ac- bu trflagy 111 which uch story bert d.lbe COIIIIIIUIM• Utllln- tara nlatlDI to m. r.atnl down 6:20 a.m.; Bellmlle prayer were led by Mrs. companiedthembacktoher 0111lwrl on a ptlntlng and Declatlht-'llleU.IIO.JIIMt Gonrllmlat110alllpfl7anht~o Locl<a, Jelreracin up 2:55a.m.; Ethel Smith . After the borne In Coolville. ~• Plf'IOII' driven to ... Oct. 110 at 1:110 \l.m. at lite It with blm ~ thle U.... Polly R. down 6 Lm.; Vulcan business session a Mr. and Mrt. John Arnott tregody by guilt and greed ... ac:baoiiiO belp dtconle tile.,. ~. i!p~u wiD ~ - ia up 6:50 Lm.; Racine Locks, missionary program was and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence 01 · Fob. 6, hit 90-mlnult ltmiWD. !lJppllee tor tile carnl- NQllle Cc11mtJ where htwiD&*tJohn J. Rowe down 8 p.m.; presented by Grella Simp- Busb and daughter, Comll.e, "Hallmark Hall of,...,_.. play, val h&Ya been JIUI'cbaltd iDd Uef1e1e In tile 2 p.ill. dtlilcaR. H. Bosworth u down 3 a. 8011 followed by the Love visited recently with "A Starm In s.,n.mer," focuall a JI!CIMI trill, pielure and oth- tloD C8NIDIIII(ee fl. ell~ m.; WOllam li Zimmer up Gift Jli'OIII'&m in charge ol Delbert RoUih at Grove ClliY on tho frlllldlhlp !hat develop~ et Item. 110 he awtrded at the Lake. .,' •; 3' 50 a.m.; MI. stale up 5:30 Marie Roush and the Love and · Mrs. RoUih .who II botMtn • amall·lown lhapk- camiQI- ~ Lm Greenup Locka CGIIGn por and a - Negro vovnllltar:. I Tilt llflll poade ~ad tile £",.........,.. ~ .., 5.30 P m . M. Gift offering. After the seriously ill at Mt. Carmel from New York Clly't Harl""!l au.adulce bemer tor hmnl 'AU ~nW;r up 8.50 P .;, . ~e closing the meeting, Mrs. Hospital, Colwnbus. who Is his gutSt during an al"'' tile 1araeat IIUI1boir d. penn~~~ down. 11 ,~ P:;.,.; EUBba Woods WUcoxen, asalated by her Tiie revival services of the proJect. pniOiiL :ure. Loll u.,.a Ia 1 .. down 5 a.m.; llleldahl Locl<a, daughters, Dottie and Racclne Letart charge tile llflllll'ldl taacbtr. IGD By United Prtu lntamaHonal Jr. Tbe bamenlom moihera of . " Arnet'lcan manufacturers are John Ladd Dean down 5:35p.m. ; Helen, served refreshmenta cliWed a very succe&lful • • - - - ' · ~~ ibe llrlt ...-. wm bolt lbe RaliUft4 hera ~ ht busy unveiling pions lor new Ashland down 7:10 p.m.; AUlad- In the church ballell1e!lt. meeting at the Racine 1t'~UI"Uf.: November niee"'l Rafneb- 'Lourelll:tl ()Mek}~A._, saccharin base and other sugar Ashland down 1:40 a.m.; Dun- Table decorations were Church Saturday night. can Bruce down 2:25 Lm.; Ralovely in keeping of Evangelist Rev. Gerald Hnadbytlletaacb- autrerad a · - • ~. ~Qlr:y substitutes to repla~ cyclavenawood down 3:40 Lm. Halloween. Moyer of Proetervllle ere. while at hi• . .l.Q)1ilel!t at•Uie mates In foods .n«1 bever119es. • the 111er T Albenl Melllll Hlllllh' .~r Some other nations announced MeigS Weekend guests of Mr. ..- ,.e was &pea • All attempt to arab a ...., aild wae cOIIlli1ad to a.!~ plans to ban the use of and Mrs. Ralph Bad&ley •'-o H-' . ~• u~ II • ........_ ,, · Wl!l'e their 8011 and friend, d. lee cream tll&t bad tUned, VETEliANIIMEI«lRIAL ,..., _ •...,..,. cyclamate In low calorie Items. to keep It from drlpplq llil ' HOSPlTAL . law of Ill', Dl Mre.;.AhJ~ RICII Secretary of Health, Educa· nd Gr dg1 lion end Welfare (HEW) Robert Finch announced the ben on Patuxent River, Md. "' "'--L ...., --' - .. ....._ _. ..,__.._.. cyclamates In Washington Sa· p.m. Saturdar m 1 • . . .. . _ Die S!rlck, Lo~WevWe; HOIDitr .... .,.. ••Roy R. Johnson, Mable JoJon. Miss Ruth Ellis of (Continued fran PIP 0 Rd., tiJree.teDtba d. a mile welt RO!IIh, Ml1!81'nllle; Ylr7 Am . of nitwocde; · ~.; n'il18ft hit lurday. Since then Denmark lOll 10 Harold Orval Johnaon, Walloer, Rac:t11t; Maxine Lane, paronti, Mi. U4 lirL Jltrri and Sweden havo placed similar Nedra Sue Jobnsoo, .318, Ole&- Colwnbus spent ~~everal President Nixon'• pullout of o1 Rt. 7, days with Mr. and Mrs. 35:000 more men. 'I1Ie stale~ PatlOl said Racine. CU!wtll · ~ ot11er- rolatfbans on the sugar substitutes. ter. The restrictions In the -U.S. hHdquartera .._ted Judy L. Vlne,yard, 18, Rt. 1 SATtJBI)AY DISCHARGES·- bare. Edlla H. McKnight to Richard '111ei«m Johnson. Scandlriavian countries cited A. Flnlaw, Gertrude M. f'ln. Mrs.HarryHaymanspent lhl!lrst "significant" Commu· l..lllpYille, bad a dill! of lee Vl'llu .v..,u. Helin Sfute, · MrL . ~. J.blpfl!t•,_ the HE~ action and came ~ we$11. II)· Jtc1a1eD w1111 nlllf ~ att.;~< II~ .Pet·}• iliillliJ • • • JUt.·• ~ ~ 1lliloo, Janlctlldiler, -~1W;,l*j. ehr, ·jll about thrOU(Ih joint maotlnga of law, lot, J.'lllneroy. ~. Audrey W'li8ou uul .an. .ai,u~lt ,lhat. ,~,II~ flv~ Jlllltl)l thaPI!Mk·. <tl .Uie Hat. Romle Fotd.· ,, · · : ,;, : · !);•"'ll•l@ea!C.~·: DoaiJd Stanley, dec., to AUce health authorities and manuloc· Marinos and -.nded fiYII h atlempled to lflb t b e SUNDAY ADMISSIONS - De!lllboa ace~4il . Stanley, Daniel Stanley, co~ family. turers . The Finnish Food Mr. David Huddleston Sunday on the noolhlm coael. dilb. Her car w.t off lbe left samuel " - t , GIQ'evlllt; MD- hOme ... SliJJda1 .b! Ylllt rel&for trans., Scipio, IJoomlJlgton. Commission In Helsinki called a dred,llOulh, New Hawn; Elmer tina lar6. ,, . Ira Wolle 10 Erneot Wolf,~ spent the weekend here with Four attocken' bodies wero lllde oflbe histJWa,y, meeting to discuss similar 1 in 1acre, (hester. his wife and children found later. Kenneth D. Mllbler, 31, MidSUll, Pomeroy; Pea:YIIullllatd. Mr. Dl Mn Cl~> action today. and Great Britain Clarence Woll, Vlrsle Wolf Mrs. Bill Smith and Jeff of 1 "!::"'..:"~non\"::" dleport, wae headed lOUth 011 Columbut; Earla Marie Plck- Jr., are .~·'Uie Ji!,rlh, has asked for more HEW data t Saturda with nv ores (edJav Creek Rd., 1lhell he ona, RacbJL of a 1011, ~>ower~; oiiFrl!tiU', to Ernest Wolf, In• In 1 acre Da ton on cyclamates. Cheater. • ' Y spen y -'hM•t of 5algon recanHy eaw . ; other ear comlll1 to. SUNDAY DISCHARGES Oc!Aiber iQ;atllolnr llicllcat: No lmmodlalo Danger Alva Holal~, Grace Hoi· her mother, Mrs. Harry replacedsoldloraoltheU.S. 91h ward blm. He art 110 blt1eft Chetter'hmul,a.rJ~x-,. ~. r.ell,' rtliL G!'Y8i~' Finch's Saturday statement ••er to "'·-ne 'E. Emerson, Hayman. Infantry Division who_. tent Dl the V_..... ear avuck Ia Jill AUu Barrio, Ollli ire Mr, .gf llrL ~ noted cyclamates may serve as .l·~ ....... Mr. Bob Mallory of home In Auguot under the • . • · .•· .' " a catalyst lor cancer growth In :hel Emeroon, parcels, Ol- Columbus spent the Amorl ..n pullout plan. : ":: : : : : ~·:. Ja~~ ~~ ~ :~.:: test animals. He atreued no weekend with his parents EYOII more Gls were luvlng · ace • "~t :.,.;,...._ 1OI'Jo W• "•L · ..,._ Alfred Gano 10 Clarence ' the war 111110 loday-tho load II!Odente ctomaae. Rouah. • ..._. Immediate danger eKIStecl but Gana, Margaret Gina, parcels, Mr. and Mrs . Charley elements of 715 U.S. Marino The !'.ltrOI lilted Judy L, VIDepai'8IU are~. anll UJ:e. ~ ordered all lood and drink containing tho chemiCal oft Pomeroy. Mallory· airmen tlcktlad tar wllhdrawal 18rd to Melc• CA:alalol' Juvtlllle ale FraleJ, loeal. The lltde.. stores shelves by Jan. 1, 1970. Thc:mas Clark, Hazel Clark Grella and laabe1 SIDlp- by •.vtotaeaday for Oklnowa. Court, date to be lOt, OD a AUTO DAIIAGBD .. hei 'brother, Rulllllla7· .. · . In New York, one manulaclu· to William Ruuell, lot, Syra- son and Vera Beegle Be· They will take 68 hallcoptars cbarae of drlvinrl left of en- Minor .danae wu riPOI'Iad Dtlaree Hem~., Collllllllul, rer of a dial beverage said his cuse. companied Mrs . Myrtle and planH with them. ter. toacu-..sbyn-aewer- epenttbeweokendwithbti'JIII'-I firm's new diet drinks would be Pearl E. Dillon, Gladya V. Valley and Mrs. Audrey ry, Pdllei'W, FrldaJeveal•CIII ellll, Mr, allll MrL .Ceell ~ labeled: "Sugar added-no cy· DUion· IO DolllldGeanJones, Bowers to Colwnbus m the jlll'ldJw latGl .tlle Flu allll'liunll1an:lthtnllll(llllire.· 48 y OUDglller'!l damates." Donald Kendell, Ella Etllel Jones, Z.4315 Acres, " PoilU Gdll A CU drl- by .H~J pareall, Mr. lnd· J:1iL president of Pepsico, Inc., said Olive. Bert ftlmlM, 61, Hemlock Clarioce L)o-. . · ·' ·.: •. in view of "unsetttlng news Jack Bostick, Linda Bostich M Grove, backod IDto lbe Werry ~te a1 Mr. illll Un.lAiilli: reports" his company felt It to Besale M. Plckena, . 32 A., Come lo eeting ear. No,cJamep wu lletecl "" sm1" and Nancy were·blaal.' · could nat "In good conscience Racine, Suttoo. the fiPC!I'l Iliad witll ll!erll! ter,:Un. Edward~ , . .: : offer lb customers any procarl Davia, Glellll! Davlo to Fort.v ~ •lclt MIMleport ~h ... the Rcmlllt.,.. relYUlo, Dl her ......D.~t.~ : duds aboUt which even the Claude 01111 Reltmlre, Katllern younptera atlel!ded tile lll'&eJI. blcle. daulhter, Mr. IIIII lire. liarGid ,. remotes! doubt exists." BY MRS. EVELYN BWCKLES BUI llala of. WBNS.TV, Co- INUOftli DJeetin1 ala bleyela IM, ClrdtvWL Mr. •'"' . . Ill'S.:.: loto, Pcmeroy. lumbu0 lnter·•flffed d-ona..~ """' While Coca.Cofa Co., Seven· Reltmlre, Elale Gorby, dee., to Ruth • " Mrs. Dorio Koenig and sister "' ~lub Saturdaybehi!II!Melpllllb DEER KILLED Lorey Stanley(Ole>&AIIaSii!llll).:. Up, Royal Crown and other Huber, Wald Gorb)', Alma Mrs. Barbera Sargent apem a people at Knotts AuctiOII Barn, School under lbe direction d. A ear wu lllavlly c!amapd of I.V'WI'MJ, J11,, alto .eat a : : manufacturers have planned Nel11011, Roy Gorby, Allld. of recent weekellll wllh their ala- corner of Third and Ollw St., Cblof or P'llllce J. J, Cremeaae alllla deer ldllelllll Maccldld part of their •catkin ~.... wllli . neYI non -cyclamate formulas or ter, Mr. allll Mrs. s. B. llallllht hero Saturday. Each )'O!IIIpter wu ~~-. at b12 i. .. Maida, Oil BoWl her .,..-aadltepareiiii;Mf.: ~ TraDL Salem. sacchollrln·beHCI diet formulas, ~I lle)'nolda to Selwyn T. In Cuyahoga Falla. The WJ!NS.TV new a ...,..ner rellect« lUcker fl1r ,the frcR m Ia ~· Sbe'i1tr ~ and lire. ·PJUaen. Slaale7· .U: ·· the Pepsi Cola drink will use a Mr. Dl Mrs. George F....,. came 10 Gallipolis to lntenlew allll ..clc·lo"""' of bit bleydll ., __............ --•• 1M deer •"-- ·...-. ·, · ' ' : : •· Smllh, Rachel H. !mjth, lots, CoL R. E. v~- • ...o to .,..._.,, ~ small amount of reel sugar. alaco of Gallon were recent ...,..,.. .... pre- aa a llfeb meeeure for !dlht ad rrCimpemt ....aiDiollle lfr, anll 'Mre. Ftrt .GUI!Iilb' :· Kendall said "tho amount ol MIM!oport. James F, Arnold, JUh B. gueotao!Mrs.EmeWat .... !or pareanowallol')l'fa~lbe riding. The club, wlllch 11111 ou~cui!IArthlll'Jial'akl anaMr,UIIIIrL~. ~: sugar will be so Insignificant Armlc1 to I'Werl Raynolda,E.Ih a few days. Klllllts SchoolofAuctloaeerlaa:. moot apia at 1 p, m. Satqrclaf, lleellt, ..,~J!acb!L Mr. D ala trill were a-w lbole afilol.:· thai - • • who watch thllr NancyBeavernlhermother The prosram hubeonallcotted to open to all )'O!IIW . . . . . . waenat~ .l'W lbe, GakleiiWiiiiiUalaiiJli:: ,weight will be drinking .ncl or lata 137 11138,Middleport. ...,..., etllllratloii it:rllr,ud Emeat Mag, Ruth L. Maag Juanita Mlllerl!llll Lila Pierce, prime Ume ... TV Dl will.- whether ... nat the)' GJfll bl· enjoying a true diet cola." to James 11. Rickman, Patricia LoweD Beaver all of Middle- pear on a:amoel 10 .,. evenl• cydea. Jfr.i. .'u""'!in ~lla!l at !lotlr · Am Rlclonan, 9 Acrea, Olive. port, Mrs. w.;ne Whltatone or thlt week. .aate Trado which Cblof c.-na aeve a talk MEIGS MAlUIIAGE; UCENS!i:S bGmt· ~t ·Wiolt Pan' nc1J11b!, E. F. Mug, Ruth Maag to cambrldae, Mrs. Roland Cilia- I ~u~~ l r, ta•· OD ufet1. WIIJIPJ 11. ....... ai, .• Mr. 1!1111 .... Jolul SclnfeJuse Our Auto.Bank Jamea li Rickman, Patricia hen of Camon and Paul AUI.... 1 ,.._ M - n ooven 1 ••• dltpOI't ~' 1, aad VJrlll!la CldUicioiht; litlh ' Kart8 111..0. IS. UIMI""'"' Am Rickman, L22 acre, Olive. of ZanesYille, He!ll')' Beawr of featured a l'nlt pap 1llol')l'... Felicia v. Grueoer, E181yn Cheater Dl Mr. Dl Mrs. the achoollalt week. MaMonic Mr. E. Hollon, Edloon Hollon, Fr. Georae Thomas of WorthiOWIGD Knotto Ia achedulad 10 atarta da M. Grueoer, Helen J. Obe!'- all were recent guesta of Mr. aerleo of """""' ciaeoee Ia holzer, Edw!DOberholzor, Edna and Mrs. Roland T•rence and profeesloooal aucUoneerl• at A. Herber, Ken Herber to Rob- motller, Mrs. Harry Alll111111. lbe Loncuter branch alll!lo ert A. VeDO)', Ellher L. Vei!O)I, · Mr. and Mrs. Jolulill)'ea.of UalverJIQ!, Oct. 21. Pran-. ~•t-"'Cheater end Emer1011 "'"II he coaductad 1. 2 acre, ,.. .,... y, •-. of 11hall Unl .,...clalns Mllrrlatlfil'. 1far.. Chester Buckle)', Naney Am the Elmwood Beet IIGme """ 1 ver...,, s Buckley to~ Power recent Sunday 1110111 o!Mr.DI YO)' Callose Dl W, VL Ullin,... eo., eamnent, Olive. Mrs. Fan Haloey. Aloo vlaltlnll tlt;Jr. Ben Bucld07, Hazel L. Buck- the Halnyo ... 5aturdar e• Adult Trainirur it~ IOJ to MaoloJWahela Poorer eo., nina wore Mr. and Mrs. Barn.. ·!? ,. easement, Olive. ani lla!anl Dl daughter, Mar· OfFered in ~D Lawton Templeton, Jr., Bren- yin of GIQ'aYille and Jolon Tall PT. PLEASANT _ .Adul&da TOIIIIIIKul to BeQjamln F. of Burr Oak. . . elc clatMI olfert. trala!Joi C11! . It's Quick! Batey, pared, Salloololol')'. 1lal Wat1011, 1011 of Jlr. Dl Dal4wla ~c planae .._· 110 ll's Convtnienl!' Jolon w. Arbllu&IJ, Ethel Ar- MrL Everett Wateon,WIItaken plano 8l(ltrience nieelear1 ...: ba!lllh to Dou11o Wllllomt, Sualo to Veterano Memorla1 HOI))Ital wiD Joes1D abGut Nov, 1 ~~ COME AS YOU ARE! Williams, lot, ouve. Saturda)' nl&ht by lbe emergen- lbe p)IDooJ arrhe, accor4bri to ey IICIIIId att,r he was InJured Mra. Car!lbn ~ THE whUe play~• rootloalL Each clalt Wllllaiotabaul. .. Mr. *1111 Mn WQ'III Brlcldos hour and will T011lght aall J•ttlloy wert call~ 011 Mr. allll Mrs. 1011, ip .be 'PIId.iaad'!iii!C·I~II~· Octeloer 21.;.22 Fradt q>IAH! and famU, of SU- 11J0111b; ver Jtldae. ' ,.. ROM~O & JULIET llrL Mlmlt Wat1011 went to ........, Technlcol.. tho Elmwood Bast Homio from 7:55, ~o~~ 1:~, Olivio Hunty POMEROY, OHIO ~e ' - • of Mabel Slrarts. Leonerd Whiting Mr. Dl Mn. ~ Nlchf. C.lorcortoon: oil calladeintllelrdlu&IJt.r, Mr. lt•MI"III.. fNI Parllftt hr -• . lrlllge •I !lraoldyn , Cn:temM"I In Ow Let and .NrL WUford TIPple Dl . SHOW STARl'S P.M. tamlb' of Athena 5; lluTia 1V ~- n.- rurae. · Beat. •• Of the Bend'. · BEN EVANS Mollt worsblpfl!l Brother Ben Evans, Jack1011, past srnl noaster of lloe Grand Lodae of Ohio, Free 1!1111 Ac. oeptad Maeona of Ohio, will be prennt when Pomeroy l..Gdae 18f, F. & A. M., ob- .,. prelllill a Mof'ear pia fll LOJI. II Arilour llarl, BalUmore, Yd., ancl to Robert D, Rob. ert Pom p1n. a, OI'OY. a 25.,year The wiD b k In ....__ ,. e wor -for one cancll-and refreshmenta will be se.n ed. Com mit tee Named ~ T , Co ror A rl· ~-ertng ow appointed to unty commt"·· - • · - "" lllu<IY needo of. the Trl JJI. Countl'Trl ~~ ~~ ll!anda,y &bt'• ~·ty~tal Haalth Seminar, held at , the 91. Peter a ~acopel Church •- Galllpolls "' • Named to tile committee were: Mfsa RamOJJa ~ Mal- comb Orebau(lb, Dr. Mar)' Blrkley, Rev· Glen Blebolt Dl :::"c!.~ Zedzlol, all of Gal. Mrs. Margaret Sellera, ReY. VIctor Foeslln 1!1111 Mrs Tom Levino, aU of JackSCIII. ' R e v. Stanley l'lalllrinlr& Tom KeUOJ and ReY. Wilbur Perrin Mel&e County ' )'OUf armed forces dlachlrae around 1l!tl bO!IH lately? I out. check w!tll Mtsa Eleanor RabSCIII, Melp CoouoQt Ra- • corder, who has numerous orlglna) discharges of aervlcemii!ID her office. The dlacharpa wereleltlnherotficetorrecordlng Dl"'"' ..... P,clfed l'Jio Some oftloem ~ urar back •• 194'7 11114 ltfl. If .Yiii havln•t 'Min y'aur dlil~ll! :~you 11111111 check;~· Mlaa Never can tell whao )'011. llll&bt need tliat milldr lmportent - '· Seen Rob..... · THE MEIGS COUNTY American Red..Cross chapter at wall ~ u chepteraln ZanemUe and Fronklln Couqt.y have been~ 1ng some assistance 10 lhe liaJry Walker ·famtl,y, Portlaad. The cycle of help started when a telegram arr!Yad lllatlna tll&t the Walkers' ..... Midiul, hod been inJured In VleiDam. Tilt Walkers were In Zanelvl11o where Mr. Walker waa quite Wit a hoopltal. Tbe MelBa Chapter stepped 11110 contact lbe tamll.J tlJra lib the Zanemlle Red Cross to notlt)' u •. and Mrs. Walker a1 tlJtibl, -: ..... , injury. MeanUme, Mr. Walkel. COIIIIIU... woraened aadla. ~ was taken 10 Unlnrslt;y Hospital In Columbus. ~ The Franklin County Red Cross helped get Michael home 011 .~ an emergency leave necesUI')' cme to his father's IIIMoo .; The chapters worked then towards securlnll an atenat... to • · the leave which was jolt granted. ·• ~· INCIDENTALLY, RED CROSS aervlcoa are llftllable bo ., Meigs County 24 hours a day and tllere 11111 dellnlte iiiiYIIJia&W Ill using lt. Recently, a cable was 80111 10 a aemceDJIII ovoneaa llllttatng him that his wife hod given birth to a baby. Colt of tile Cllbla was $6. The aame meaaall! could have been sent thrauah tile !q.· cal Red Cross for abaolutely no Charll! and would have arrffto1 more quickly. I )'011 bavo need for aervtcu of the Bed Croll, the 1• 1 • Is 992..5488. II Is II- In lbe phone book under Red CIWt . liJ CIH )'011 dOll'! hevetlle number haoJcb' when )'011 Deed II. ..' • LOCAL TEMPS The temperature lndonllnm Pomeroy at 11 Lm. TuaadaJ under IIUIJII)' skies was 55 do....... By Bob Hoeflich NICE GESTURI!S ON THE PART of Dave ~.Eric· · ! Challlbera 1!1111 ArUe C.BCI. The threo 11111'0 lbe prize .......Ia· ,• the professional cate8lll')l' of a talent abow atapd Satoor~tQ·•: at Soutbem 1l1ib Scbool In Racine. Tbe trio reiDrned their prls.• , •• to lbe Soulhem Athletic Booatlira which sponsored the ta1eat · : ·i -...... : ' ~~ . Haul Road Is Made Detour' . .•.~ · ... . ~·' ' • ~ -"'· ~ · During lf:epair of Rt. 124 ' Molortllll using ~ closed. The~lllld_.~~ . 8ojld ut .... to the \'epalr d. lhe Shade River Brlol&ll. ' . lillie liCIUie 12t "' ~ as Towl!llbl», Road tom, were advised today by l'UIJS to MI. Olive and S1!at11r Robert IW*II!hcb tbi OUw 110 RGIU 121 Ill ' t1Riilll' noad Is oltleiall,ya "hen! · olllce Ill ~ ........ . ond State RoUte ~.. . '· t1ie atatenoent clarUioa lbe dlJiance al %, .uJ4111· 1 I MIILIIJ cif iaw lllforcemeat d,. leae, hat liMn llcille as weU as OUve Town- DMifon 10, II:IP truttees as fu •• mala- d. lllabn;ro, Whit ll IIIIQwil ·ii teial•a lbe noad at JII'OOCI Is -mtd. b.e •• IIIia atatemenl bJ lbe aloel'- . �.' • ~,.' ' oc:lea· . SALE LADIES WED. OCT. 22 ASST. COLORS UlUT 6 PER PliSON PLASTIC AT 2 O'CLOCK· Extra Special Buys Every Depa Are Ll lted So Hurry Get There.. ," Early Ani Get Y•r . Share '' ·I ., , . ' ' ~ " • f"; - !I _.' ' •, . • ''· • ... ,.,,.,. .. . EACH ... A ~ . ~Db••~ . . i4f. Agnew (a Norfe>lk of (lallfora1a a poa!ble Nllloll foray are the ... But H Holtllll Ia. at all vulnerable lileai.e In Blilll8'1" wordl, the GOP ilolniDee Is "maldns tbli lntD a ~~,~ttmo! . elactloD," tbell BaU!e muat be ll8ld to llDd his ~~ ­ within his OWD alate party, ·- . Tbe Godwln·B~ aid be Jol In the Rowen rUDoif left Ita "B1J'Ci tllnl' Tbe labored bl8clt endOI'Hrl of Ho11GD muat loio 10 tbe B1J'CI marbtne can be crullid m Batt, :::r.:n:~ ~. nady ~ With. bJ.ue.eou.r whltea and olber dlicabteateir ,. .~ . . at the "Ina," BaWe may wen wtah his _..., bad-not"'~ umn for • Cllltury. .........,. z .. 'I WATCH WATCH FOR ,·•,\ . B~RRrs .. OF ¥.1.[f1RD ,\i ·n u·u NEW , �,, ~· .k ' ' \ ' \ II • ' ' 9- Tile Dilly Senllnel, Mlddlepo,....Poone•·Oll. o.. October 2t, 1969 Pilots'·'Move to ;; ~ • •il,• ~ Apparently·: ~;e-· · WILKE$-I,IA!lRE, Pol. (UPI) Dlnll lolkl !hoi nelwork Woll -Edmund s. Dlnla. • MieN· rwluc!Mt 1o product thol ,..,.. chUMHs dlstrlcl 11101 ,,.,, 1o11d Ht uld thol sltullllon ·WII 1oo1o1y hi 01 deled 1ft an·· ','unllll~fectory lo me.'' Mllry Jo Kop1ch.,. two dlya Dlnla don'-'1. Milia' terller elter lhe d'-'1 but w11 .1okl !hoi wtlmany eboul eg,.lng lhlt body hell been nown on "" '"'- not nKmerr. CIWippequlddlck lalend, Mnl. "Tllllt Ia not true," Dlnla Dlnla wealholllrat wllnolll ln . lei "I Ill 1,. did order'" lhoiiiCOild dey of • hllrlng on • • . poa w ' hla ·- 1 for 1ft ~ on euloply at 10 a.m. July 20.'' 111o1 body of 111o1 2f.yter-old Dlnla uld Killen lold him hi Wuhlnglon aecratery died hold conl8cled !hoi Wldlrtakor July 18 In 1 fidel pond In !hoi ond Wll loki !hoi body WIS ...... luto of Sen. Edward trom lhollallllld • hill· IUbmer,.... hour btforl M. Kennedr · Dlnla uld hi did not alllinpt Not .....,._ry Dr. Donald R. Mllll, oiiiOCiall at lhll limo to get lhl body medlcll exemlner ot Dukll block from Luurne County, Po .• County, Moss .• testii'-'IMondlr nor did hi call !hoi underllker. Dlnls and hi egrlld alx dlya Dlnla wtllled hi w• not - . recovery el Mllrr Jo's !!Were.untlllatwlhll Mills hold body thll en autopoy was not aent lilood umpl11 1o lloalon n••ry for examlna11on. _nee • !Hi Ceuldn'l ' Dinlal wtllled todlr Ht ld Mills !old him hi ordered an eutopoy at 10 a.m. N J I 20 but Mll-chuutts Stall "WII unable hi ca..- wlfh news Lt George Killen medlll" end Dlnls 1o11d hi ..::.lr lnfor":.ld him thl body hid dlr«<ed !hoi phyalcllln not 1o been removld to Pennaylvenla revtel riiUIII of the laboratory ,.• ,.• oo Ed &llllvan' 1 IMw during there is to be peace, men baseball team of Racone has their tours af tile cauntry. must talk logolther, walk togeth- been to the national junior colAt Bacc:~~e, ltudents are aclege baseballllnalstilepestsever and think together." cepted far. ''WIIat ~ are InThese were the words of Dr. en years and last year placed lido," Dr. Holstine said, as Gsrold D. Holstine, president first. A wrnber of young men he emphalizld tile lmpcrtance of Bacooe College, Bacone, rrom the teams have been takof tills aUllllde. Okla., Monda,y a!temooo when en Into the major leagues, he "Tbla Is the way af the fUhe spoke at an assembly af said. ture," he auaested. Meigs lligb Schocl students. He spoke highly of the art Higbllgbting his remarks with photo slides or the BaconeciDI- work Dr. Dick West, an Illpus and activities thera, Dr. dian wbo lnstruct6 at tile calHolsline pointed out U!at Ba- lop. Colored slides af Dr • cone College, estlblhhed In West's art, particularly pslnt88 1880, Is the ooly college In the ings of tile Indian conception United States that orients Its of religion, proved af special curriculum to the needs of the Interest. Rd. • back af Cheshire about American Indian. Dr. Holstine said, "There Is 9:30a.m., MonclaY. The school now has 700 sill- oomethlng special about s small Mrs. BakerwasbomlnMeiiiS dents- compared to seven when college," as he stressed the C4lunty on Feb. 14, 1886,dau..It opened. About holf a r e close relationship between rae- ter af 1he late Tom and Mary Indians, the remaining half be- ulty and students at BaeODe. Saxoo Folden. !he married Sam Baker m 1ng af different races. Slides of the college chclr In Feb. R, 1909. He preceded her When given a chance, 1he Ill- Indian costume were sheWn. In death m July 3, 1960. 'lbey dian shows groat talent, Dr. Choir membora have oppearllolstine said. He said that tho ed In Wallhiii&IOO, D. C. and spent all their married life In Chesblre and Addlaoo !AIIm~'I! • • • • • • " • • • by •• • Dies "onday •• • '• '•• •'• • •' ·'. •• ' •' • • I ~ • ~ News .•• in Briefs (Continued !rom Pille 1) 'tn Vlelnam. The general, Brig. Gen. Earl F. Cole, was reas&liPied to Washington Monday by the Defense Department, which aclmowledged he was brouslot home "In connectloo with tile current Senate hearings on alleged lrreDJ!arltloalntileoperaUonof noncommissioned alllcers (NCO) clubs." Spiro's words not r~ht sa.\'1< Sroll · God on Gerlleld Ave. Flllllll"al arrangemOIIta will ' ~ ''<• ' ' ' -. ~. '!·· COLUMBUS - A GRASS ROOTS MOVEMENT hu begun to draft former Congressman""t-LariiO Robert E. SWeenl\l' as a candidate for the llemocratic nomination for governor next year. Charles S. Harnetty, Democratic Party chairman for Perry County, was here today repreuntlng a group of rural cwntiea seeking support [or Swll!ll!Q'. "Mr. Sween!Q' talks more seDoe than any other Democratic candl- lu the otete of CJilo," Har· net(J' said. "We feel tha Ohio farmer his been 11¥erlooked In tha party planning program," he oald. COPS PLEAD INNOCENT WARREN, Ohio(UPI)- Sef. en city policemen, charged with grand larceny, pleaded Innocent st their arralinment Monday In Commoo Pleas Cwrt. 'lbe liVen, wbo hove been su_.ted from the force, were freed WI.· der $1,500 bond. · Helps Solve 3 llnest DON'T DELAY, USE OUR I!!'AUETEETH r ft ~~~~ . .. .o..--~"""' -cept ~..!'.!..~'0 r.:J·=~ '!!!. ~~~~~. !!~~ ~~ . OPEH SATURDAY TIL 9 PM . - ...... Get PAift"EETIIouudrusoowo,_, ce. .• In tile loch from "':~ •:~~ ta1u11 durlnc the 1967 81t !Ida )'MI''I aHIIilt 111 lie - as the Scat1 coli manater- waa frul.doas. It did nolhlna to dotermlile wllelhlr Ne..le ac1uaib' II - .Sayers I • ' ~ Bryant 0 ' ' • ". • he would "" acllan agaln~t the K~~~~· Cit~ Chlets next · week. for the kickOff In the -last minute of play and the Chicago We won 1 use Cook until the Beara were trailing by a few points. In the stands above, doctors 11 Y we can have him," the crowd In amber and saffron shimmered from the sun- Brown said. · 1hlne like anti:r,resslonlat palnUng of fall trees changing Cook was lnf'l~ against the ed In anticipation mixed with fear and Chleh when the two teams CINCINNATI (UPII _ Slug. colora, and bope. , · clashld hera three weeks ago. glng Tad Kluszewskl, who set The setting was at once humble and !l'"and. Humble in home run and RBI record• for thet It was nothing more than a game m_which ~ome~ne the Cincinnati Rids, was named Mandl as thl te • now wanted ta catch a ball and run with 11, and m which othen wanted to prevent him from doing just that. In this (Continued rrom Pille ll) Y am s reaped the. circumstances were no different from similar first base coach. t..n with kids playing choose-up games In parks and Reaald Schmidt, ~ Cortland, "Big Klu"' whose 49 home In streets throughout ~lilerlca . m.. by the Rev. Paul Fort.. runs and 141 RBis set records But It was grand too because there were people with a ney at New Haven Ulllted Melli- lor the Reds In 1954, replaces tranliltar radio appended to their ears and blnoculats odlst etnaeh. Jimmy Bragan. who had been aluclt In their eyes and a throb bouncing In their hearts. The bride, glveo In mar"'eoe are people who for now have lost Interest in every· rlase by ·a friend and neJ... thing else their disenchantments, their personal Oops, bor, Don MurphJ, wore an oltheir worries about batUin~ the traffic jam alter the game, lve graen streetJenglh dress ~to absorb themselves In this moment of vicarious conceru. wltil wblch IIllo uaed wblte acWW Gale Sayers riDI the klckalf hack lor a touchdowu? ceslllll'lea. Mrs. Cari Gibbs, New HaWW the Bean pull the game aut? WW Gale Sa~ers be stopped, thus preserving victory lor the other team. ven. ·matron at honOr wore a . . . .~ It 1raa grand, too, because of the mere fact that Sayers pink· streitJI!II&Ih driB• with NEW 'YORK{UPO- The Unit. eauld be illandlllg out there at all •. entirely capable of run· sliver ·acca&~ea. Har bus· eel Prasa Interati-1 top-rankDing that~ bact 100 yards, dartmg •!'d spinning through · . band belt mill. i.J -.lor c:o11- foolhalltea 11 · m enacing fellows bent on mowing him down. ,. ..... . u-•ct ' l!uin ' . ·' with nrst - ..,..ce _,-::- 'VOtes and wonmo . .. - :P·· nu-~ lef'U · - • ...,... Sayers tare Ugaments In hll right lrne.e last ·fall ~nd tart, !liaallt.. plajoed tradldcBI. lost-tied reeord 1 1nporentheoes · ~an operation sweated through the winter and sprm• al; weddlnl · ~aic. T.,....lilht- (filth week) aitll aummer doing exer~lses day and night out of aheer era were C...ietla Gibbs 1 n d T • pride !IJld dedicatiOn to return to what he once was. a man .._,_1_ F~earn Points ,_,. da ball ba k be. """ u~_w•-•• . 1. Ohio st. (34) (4-4) 349 ' h . , uld w ~co . on a..... y run a c Iter than anyone Following the nddlnr, are. 2, Texas (1) (4-11) 299 hu ever been able to do. ceptloo was held 1n tile sac:1a1 It Ia uncommon for a football player after so aevere an . 3. Tennessee (5-0) 224 !DJ!ij, tQ c0111e ballk to "his fOrmer seU." But It seems room of the_ehlireh wttli Mrs. 4. Arkllnua (4-0) 167 '$iyer baa. Arter tfireil regl!)ar-aeason NFL gamea, he bas ~I GlbbslilldMra.BIIIJUIIJ'd 5. UCLA(6-0) 165 llol•braken away for th(lle itlipendoue, balledc long jaUDts, ~·· ~ste110a. 8. PeM State (5-0) 149 but be baa ef(octive l)onethelesa. At this Ume last A ftoral ~. arrane- 7. Missouri (5-0) 147 ,mt In the lea~ ~ rushing. ,Now .he is ed by Mrs. ilhold £maarber, . 8 Sou. caur. (4-0-1) 132 .. llrug to atay In the top 10 (which really ISn t sa awful, eentered tbe dlillng _table. 11181 9. Loulalana st. (5-0) 1211 t ~r . . . Carlotta Gibbs oenld punch 10. F10<flla (5-0) 44 ' "AI!d that's not Gale's fault," said George Seals1, !he and Mrs. Larry Lalhey oenOklahcma (1..1) 4 ,, l!lammolh offenalve liUard who bloclui for Sayers. J ve ed the weddlna cake. • 'TI "'~- " - - , 11) 21 1 '111!111 mllslllll blocks, Mite Pyle's been mlaelng hloclui, the · . .. e,,•........, ....... , ... • . b&U• bave been milling bloi:kl." ' . Tla W)'llm!!W (5-0) 21 llon't cue who you are," said Bear quarterback Virgil After ihe receptloo the new- 14. 51anlor<l (3..2) 7 "you need same. dayllfht. Gale hasn't seen any lyweds went to their ~ at 15. l'llrdue (4-ll 5 · · .. · . : Cor.Jillld, Tbe grooJIII• em. 18. Gearala (4-ll , ·~~~re::~~~: bave tosf something," said I!Jiebacker M1od as prolideilt at ilara-17.'Kanoasstaia(4-ll 2 14 , G!AAII, "but~. don't~ where,~. ~ , ~ Abrailve Corp. 111 Con- 1&1(Tial Auburll (4-1) 1 and hll long, slanUng a~dow waited near the goal post$ ' ' Firemen cJaY• Colleue • r .' .com,.re .. t ., ~-· ' . .J, lhlltfeltUrHI· \ "' - . . ·' A ftlml._ ll&otto • . .,.: ......., , . . : \ Clla-.lllllnlllr iil!l ....,....,r. ~ca·•~ on Ill Ill IIW D ,. ·~;'N · • " - ullll drip "'"' D C..li.l It I lOiter ~ 0 KNPS your kltchetl coo1w D Clllnt ....... D ~1N&)IIMI ... l , ,: , <· clnnlng 0 An lllclfiC Nil clll~_.l'llllglll II muOIIM S1CiiJ.OO ... thin.,~ ~~; ~ IIIO!I.i~ ,: . r.•~ . I .,....:11111!'1 Visit your Electric Appliance Dealer, todayi-He b~s a flame/ass el~trfl!le/1 clea,n- . ing range In the model, color and price to fit your bu(lget and your ~lichen. .. Your electric appliance dealer hal up to '3500 ~or you. I "'< • ' .:t "' ·. ·· . · ;' .. ,-\' · When you sw~c!l tp a llameless eleclric range from an .old fashioned flame.(ype "'ory~ ,9W" .. ·· electric appliance dealer wlll giOe you up to $25.00- as· a wiring l!llowance. In addition to the wiring ·allowance, he also has a $10.00 bonus fo~;··~ou. you purchase Bflameless electriC range W"h 88~":~1~1 I:::•~·' • .,,., bonus. 'rlk• Uti• bona• coupon to Ill ' . '' · hava risen shlrply In the last three yaars, Crost llld. He Is prnldlng over tha councll'o annual fall mHilng. which began here and will continue through Wednndey. He emphasized that the con. fllcl was not ono which would ba acled upon by lhl council, but that It hid become a problem. ""My personal view,"' said Cross. "Is that anytime a per. son engages In an organized activity, he loses some kind of Individual freedom." Croos said the best safe. guard lor an athlete's lrlldom Is "the soundness of a coach's -Y Ratings serveeru -•1u:: ••I1Hn u. z '< m. ~ ~~i~i and cull baCk. . J»e.a atronaer run_ner • · "···· ~ · ' ,land. · • . beto_r:e bact' spider 'LoCkhart. "Vojl'd-~ a runbl' ~~ jutt ~luslve, hilt he's pow~rfiii.·You . ~ comet up with something new. everyone wants to use lt. "lt1 S a fumble option," Hayes 11ld. ""There's some Intricate ballhlndllng, but somellm11 It end up delanslng ltHII," Hayes llld . Hayes noticed that Michigan State swltchld from tile triple option to the !-formation last weak In lis upset of Michigan. The Buckeyes will be going alter their 19th coniiCullve win when they host winless Illinois saturday. Prldlcls Tocllcs Hayes noled that Illinois also uses the triple option, but teels his Buckeyes will also see more of thl draw play and screen pass which Minnesota used so successfully In Its :U.7 loss to B\ •.. . · K l , . :~~~~~:·~tt;:~g::';.r:::! j_ "ume lg'· ' u R edleg Coach t~y ·~·-· !'(!Oib~ '"'~~w-M'.."'**q 2 NEW YORK-(NEA)-In the fall SIDIShlne, Gale Sayers .' Hidden 14 llallllDp recarcled la1t 1 , 'Permit bolclera wbo are al- but Ieos lbiD the 23 Ia 1967 illld lowed to remain- until 2:30 29 In 1968. a.m. will gain an hour af llllao ScleiRillta determined tbere lime doe to tile change," be 11111 IIOIIlellllnl lar&B aDd alive Marietta Post Tops Ohio ' for le88 than 6c goes Into alfect." said. "Since the dock will ld reach tile mandatory cloelnl hour before tbe ~, thase estlbllllhments need not lllop sorvinl unUI 2:30 a.m., Ealilem Standard Time." &llcCIIIi PGIIII POMEROY., 0.. _Sinaer $1111 &· 15 "', . SECOND . Only the electric: ~ self.cteani·ng ·ran·8V ~,l! cleans itself . completely. Remains WOIPOM last soeson. Don Mllynard · p a - for 212 yri. connoclld on 12 ol2-l 306 yards es 1\1 been dlllppolntlng In the Jail' flrstllva gamea 1 11nally protacl· ad Joe · Namath thl way II did last yHr. As • ·result, the Jill - • ablt to conneCt on lhl bomb-ilno of their prime 0ver R--'-ets judgmant. P11t that, t~e lnsll· ., lullon's judgment comes Into f.ICif, play." JamH R. McCoy, dean oflha The Meigs Marauder freshcollege of Admlnlstratlva Sci· man grlddero """ their seconce at Ohio State Unl-alty ond geme af the seaaan Mllnand another council vlco-prnl· ._. evllllng 11 Wellston agalast dent, added, "I like to he•• our school reprlsented by ath· the Golden Rocket rrelhmen, lotH who are representing tha 30-lt. 'lbe Marauder lreahmon student&. Of cour11, studanl· have had two defea!J. Both vicathletn have to sacrifice soma tories hive come over WeUfacets of student life that they stoo, the drat being 2UJ. Quarterback An<tY Vauglian might otherwise anioy. But. personally. 'I think It's a good seared two touchdowns on runs exchange. Benefits that hi de· at 4 and 80 yards, hallback rlveo from being a member of Jon DU!ard scored anee oo an thl loam stands him In good B.,yard run, and bellback Jerstead for his associations In fu. ry Coleman once on a 3 -yard ture life." run. Dillard scored all six of the Marauclers' extra points. 'lbe MarauderFroahwlllplay the Pt. Plealillll freshmen next Monday at Pl. Pleaoant startIng at 5:55 p.m. The Redskin& upended Melp In an earlier meeting, 28.4. ,SCORE BY QUARTERS MEIGS .•••• 14 R 0 11-30 WELLSTON • . 8 0 0 6- U Bucks Get Another Look 'Sidver Repu.u:es 0 ' 1~Pft:·~-~~~·•~re~~-~-~pal~-~~~~h'~eoi~··~~-h~~~-~JOW"~d~m~l'*~'~.......,~~~-~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~=1!; t' Football Laague's Ea1larn Dl•l· 111111 right up there," Ewbank 11ld, ·pointing to a plpo that 1101'1, "This was a good ieom swung down from thl ceiling of vlciory all lhl way around. tho locker room. Tbe oHanalve line, which hid We're goona hang the game bnt gamt lhl~~=;~~!1 Namllh hellof threo; Intercepted, InclUding was raturned 51 touchdown by Z<llo:e .~llaorw, ·Wf hi was on targat matt crowd of 63.141 for thllr 11oont • apener, trellld Houslon anct-7·3 In the second qvar!W. following Moore's lntw...,.loo> return. New York tho laid far good with -en mlnulllllft In •. the hill whln Mllynerd ball 111IOII!Iut Nitty Miller FWJ on l fly paltern lor 1 57-yard - .; With 1SIIConds loll In !hoi hell, ; Maynard came block o~g~ln to : beet Ken Houslon an • 54- • yarder and give lila Jotl a 17-7 ~ lead at the Intermission. ~ Tho Oilers rall'-'1 beck on a ·• 15-yard TO pus from Plio • Bealhlrd to Meek Holik 1o ; make It 17·1• In tho third quarter. but reliable Jim • Turner, who boolld lour field • goals, preventld tho Oilllro from putting en~ lasting , pressure on the Jets. : ani' · 1 ' At Triple Option Offense ·All Singer .• c~l•s · _NOW ON SALE . ,. by by .'lwPeRPV (H'OpiP~' rhoirP dPmorrat.• .•a.v ' MARRIAGE UCENSE iii1DJOnd W, Holsinger, 83, Racine Route 1, illld Am& Loluloe Black, t7, Racine. s;.;· Monster One Full Hour ,, per oent over edleciiODJ Ia 1967. Rblldea lllld the bu:raue Ia c:ollecll0118 wao due largeiJ 1o a law paned two yoara aao llllldDi abllellt fl1bera . . . , . to crlmiDal chlrge& far r.ll1118 to pri!Vldo IIUI)PIIrt for tbelr wl1h former Vlee Prelldent IUiert B. ilm;lllr'e7 ; Worries a11d Problems who bad aflered to Clll afltile A 11\U. PAllu&IB lllrlnlllocl 011 meelinl blcalloe at tile dell1llll- lJ~ ~.... ""~~~ 11n11c _ , m... ni&hlfall street• 111 mueh ::"!.~ ~~ m:J.~rMt1,; of !Ids city of 11.4 miUian PoW<lor lo lno--uot oc!ll· wou•t WASHINGTON - SENATE REPUBUCAN LEADER H u g h Scott, divorcing hlm8ell from Vlee President Spira T. AilleW'S Miller'• Home tough talk aboot antiwar demonstrstors, has aslllled " IWIIIl calling and aceusatioo" In tile turmoil over the VIetnam War. ••OUr old. answers, eur old rhetoric are not enCil&h," Scott aald In a statement last Monday appealing ror the pemment to IIston and respond. Apw said antlwa.r demon.stratioo leaders were "hardcare dissldeats and professlonall.lllll"chlst's" wllo are being eocaur. DBUMNADROCHll', Scalllllld aged by an "effete corps ~ Impudent anoba wbo characterized COLUMBUS Ohio Depart(U~ - Thll ;yoar'a ofllclal ttoemselves as lntoUectuals." Scott said Amertcina "have h a d mont of L!Qlor Control Dlractor oearch for the Loeb Neas 111011ellOUlllo or lnvecllve ap1nst Americans wbo feel a different WllJ'. They do not want to embark upon a periool of name..:aJIIng and Dooald D. Cook toolo.Y clarllled Bier Ia over. Neither a yellow submllrllle, . accusalioo, af mlsunderatandlnga aDd mlslnlerpretadons at a tile effect at the rstum to Eastem Standard Time !Uida,y, Octelevllioo crew•, tourlltl crucial lime. Let us illuminate aDd cllawss," Scott lllid. ''Not Iober 26, roiu"""permltboldmembaro oftileLocbNeaaPbeInvoke the darkness and curoe at each other." ero In the otete. IIDII1ellll l'llvaltla:lldoo I!u.The Federal Uniform Time were able to prove the lllOilltar Act otetea U!at at 2 a.m. East- exists. irm.v. polirP hat'P .~malin em Dayllstrt Time oo Oetaber All spent a bard 8UJilllle1' NAffiOBI - THE ARMY AND POLICE seized OCldrlllln Sa. 26, all clocks will be turned •CIIBIIni the IIIUI'IIy waters of malla today, five days after tile &BBI&"n""oo of Prell- Ab- back to 1 a.m. Eastern Sland- the loeb fortheDIOIIIilerordlrsshid All !hermarke. In Poria, reports from neliJI!borlniDJl- ard Tbno. aters that •QIIIIIIIedly llvelhere. boutl said Samail frontiers and airports had b - eloaed follow"P e r m I t establishment• · ., Itt 111181 report oo t h I • Ing tile coup at 3 a.m. (8 p.m. EDT, Moncta,y wblch must close st 1 a.m. yaar's ob11natlan - - . tile The new rulers annaunced there would be no changes from will be unalrected the lime mv.attptloo bureaa lllldtbere the policies or She~e. aa&~sslnatedlaat Wednaedlly a pocbange," lhe Director lllld, were 20 verj(lld alaldiDP beliceman, the reporte from DJiboutllllld.IDitlal word has lllld tile "slnce these loullinesoea muat tween 1117 17 and Oct. 12, slaying was not politically moll•ated. close before the Ume change The ~ wu llllll"lllblll the ~::::::..by hnbibers Gain deurlln8 fatheioa lhoolld reach an eattmated $5.7mllllan !Ida ;rear, on lnoreaoe of 80 families. Into Loss Standings from atteuwaa arrested tlmluiltiiUt the....,. for dell1llllllratorl ... and try. Fllllce lllld an eatlmated 450,000 peraoos took part In tile mostly violent domanllrllllau In 594 points lllrou..aut tile cauntry Including all maJor cities, In demanding that tile United Slateslmllledl•tely turn Okinawa block to JIPID. lhlps. hll Five 10111 and ""' daD~~!The prateoter1 forced a t ters IIUI'vlve: AileD, r..mpo- to lllbwaJ illld raU . service In ~· Us· Cbarles NIW lilO*"' Ted, 'l'cll1o. lricl<tess· wete reoomat I .:oiumuliiiUl;'llaymand, Middle-:- at- u. II. >A1t Force BoHlin. i pert, aDd Bob, at home; Mr1. Tokyo's oullddrts. Robert (Esther) Gordon, ChaCanfera With ll!mphrey As I( to realrtrm U, S.-. shire, illld Mrs. Jolm (Julia) Lee, Addlaon. Elglrt grandchll- Japaneae ties, Prime Mlnleter dren and four grea4randchlldron liheaurvlve. attended the Church of • COLLECTIONS UP COLUMBUS (UPI) - G n. Jlntel A. Rboclel llld ll*l' calleciiOD at IIIIIJI)GI't 1111111111 Ellauku Sato conferred !Ida 11111 ldmlllld as much Mondly night allar lhl Jill delutld lhl Houlton .DIIWI, :N-17, hi take over sole poes1111on of lint placa In the Amorlcan NCAA. Chief Says Sound Psyched Tokyo Embattled di:~t :;"'bo~ =~.; ap~nst J~p~~~'s • • 2 0 M1 330 .500 NEWYORK(UPil-ThaNew 2.0.333 ;l'ork Jeto are slowly rHchlng 051 .000 Super Bqwl form. Boston 060.000 Wltb Ewbllnk, coach of· thl Wast dllandlng world chlmploo>s; l W.L. T.Pct. CH:Ic;AGO IVPII-Amerlcan club ownaro here to discuss thl Oakland 5 0 1 1.000 I llll!l"i Prllidlnt Joe Cronin bllllcow-a.playorsegrMmenl Kansas City 5 1 0 .133 cold water todly on --and possibly tha late of 1116 Son Dlago • 2 o .667 I epoo;il tho Saatlla Pllofl were Sealllelranchlll. Denver 3 3 o .500 J: !!"....,..ring to bllsebllll·hungry Cronin'• disclaimer of a mova Cincinnati 3 3 0 .500 · MllwtUkH, Wis.: or ta Dallas. waa made after tha atforney ,......,., Rllults · . Fort Worth. general of Weohlll(llon, Slide Ne)v York 16 .Houalon 17 "Nil fOrmal ACJUIII hal been Garton, 11ld tho llata of ·(Only gama schldulld) medl to move the trenchloe/' Washington may file en anti· Sllndar'sO.mea Cronin_.Nid urly Ioder after a trust suit to k11p lhl AL from BuHalo at Mlainl ..msoellni with 1 nine-member moving the Pllota. Clnc)nnat at Kanus City dlliPtlon or Suttle tlvll KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPIICronin llld he and the Saatllo Denver at Houslon dlgnltarln. INdlrs had 1 "long, delallld Naw York at Boslon "What we'ra conlrontld with Is "As of right now, the mHtlng," about Slcko Stadium Olklend . at Son Diego thl proposition that lhl reasonfrlftchlll will 1!1y In Suttle," In Suttle, which Is run down ableness of a rule has to ba Cronin llld when llkld speclfl· and seats only 22.500 paople. observable by the onas con· troll ad by It," mused Harry M. cally If lhy mova Wll plannld. '"We were glvan to under· Cross, president of the National • Tho cl~-door mHtlng be' stand lhlt the Suttle IHders ' - Q"onln ond the Suttle will c-ate fully with thl Collegiate Athletic Assoclollon delegation came after roporll currant Pilot ownership," Cro(NCAAJ Council. "And this ·Is that, lhl Plloll were moving, nin 11ld. '"Wa also had 1 a new thought for thl rul11 makers.~~ lrld'il'n the '-' of 1 mHilng of detollld look at plans lor the Am1rlc:an end National Leegue now (domld) stadium." With that, Cross, professor of law at the Unl-slty of Wash· lngtan, summed up his feelings about thl Internal atruggla 1111· CINCINNATI (UPI)- Clncln. tween athletes and coaches In , 117 United Prell llltel'llldoal Weat. Mchlpn 1 3 0 2 4 0 nail Bengals' Coach Paul lntarcolleglata athletics. Incidents across the nation, Bls Tea Conference Kent Slate 0 3 0 3 3 0 Brown thinks a major rHson matching coaches' rules Leque Overall Mid-Ohio Conference 'his team droppad Its third i' WLT WLT Leque Overall straight game here Sundly was athletes' Individual freedoms, ' Q!d0lhte ••. 200 400 W L T W L T the psychological buildup given • Norlilw;atern 2 0 0 2 3 0 Defiance 2 0 0 6 0 0 the Denver Broncos by their llldla18 ' 2 0 0 3 2 0 Findlay 1 1 0 2 3 0 coaching stall. @tchllan 1 1 0 3 2 0 WUm~QJton 1 10 23 0 "They had been so workld up ~~ 1 1 0 1 4 0 Blulllon 0 2 0 0 6 0 by tha coaching stall as to Others what It would mHn losing to a ~. 110 110 W L ' T team like us," Brown said after ..nst. 11 0 3 20 5 1 0 revIewing films of the game at 020 230Akron Illilla t(lmeaota 0 2 0 0 4 1 John Carroll 3 1 0 Spinney Field. the Bengals' 0 2 0 0 5 0 Ashlalld 3 1 0 practice headquarlers Monday. Winola "They giYO US I particularly 3 2 0 Cincinnati COLUMBUS (UPII -Woody tough parformanca," Brown · Mid-American Conference Central State 3 2 0 llld, "And by the tlmtl we got Hayes could probllbly sit right 230 Leesue Overall Ohio Northern around to realizing what was down and write a book about Tolldo 3 11 0 5 0 0 Case Tech 130 hlppenlng we wero bahlnd the triple option. Klaml 2 0 0 5 0 0 Dayton 15 0 The veteran Ohio State foot0 4 0 30-6." Bowlliw Gn> 2 1 0 3 2 0 Western Reserve That was tha ocore II hilt· ball coach ond his unbeetan I 50 Oblo Unl-alty 1 2 0 2 2 0 Xavier lime belora the 'ilengals came and top-ranked Buckeyes will block to score two touchdowns get lhelr third look at the triple I- T., and a field goal to lose 30-23. option' In five games saturday U S Brown credited the BronCIII when invading Illinois comes to with turning In the "best game town. against us we've ever seen Washington and Michigan ATHENS, Ohio (UPI)- Ohio and was expacled to ·be oul of them play. State employed lhl triple option ·. University football coach Bill acllon lOr at leaat two weeks. "The ollenslve line his to against the Buckeyes, but met Htaa plans to u11 Steve Skiver It was first beii!Wid Bryant ' assume responsibility tor pass with just marginal succns. to dlract thl air •Hack lor the suftered 1 torn cartilage which protection" tha coach comment. "With the exception of Texas, llobcata Saturday -lnst Penn could have put him out tho rest ad. "and we broke down. But teams that use the triple option Slota with star quarterback of the season . ·Clove Bryant on tho lnjurld Bryant was ranked 15th you've got to give tham crldlt are moving the 111111 but aren't lltl. among the all·!lme NCAA ca· for the way they went alter winning," Hayes pclnled out Monday. . Bryant, lnfurld In last Sotur. reer tolal often11 I-rs with us." VeteranSomWychlcallldthe Coachll Like Shelp dey's 24-21 loss to Miami, suf. .._791 yards . signals lor the . Bengals lor. the "Coachls are llka ohoap In a lerld • stralnld knoo ligament entire game, luvlng the status fence corner. Once someono of rookie quarterback Greg Cook still up In the air,. , .;,. ~~ Bengals 25 TOKYO (UPI)-Hundreda of tbausanda of dell1llll&tratora turned ports of 111e world'• largest city Into an urban battleground toolo.Y In protelt alliance witil tile United states. N ly 500 ear pert1011s were N<lw Y~k · Houston Buffalo Miami Jets Judgement BestSafeguard Fr~h Go 2-o ~1~~:=:cola:. . for burial. Miry Jo Ia burlld at ~~ palhologlsta tesllflld auloplr IIMrby Larksville. Mandl 1 hi Before going Into the cour · , Y "II ".,. !room of Judge Bornard C. could do much 1o subolan· Bromlnskl. Dlnls llld hi hold !late or negato medical llndlnga been rebullld In his ettompts to that Min Kopochno diad of subpoena trom tha American . dr9Wf'lng . Broadcllllng Co. (ABC) 1 Tho pathOiogllll lolllflld lcleol r Sen Kennldy'a after Mills fold lhl court Miss ~uly "':~1ud .~planation of Kopochno'l death ~as "a clter the accldonl. caaa of drowning. Mrs. Baker W.L. T.Pct. IPIII!!'fd ••IIICiftd Peace Requirements Described E11t · 1 is Doused ,..._y DR GAROlD D Holstine Jftaldld of Ba...,. C'<lllep, Ba...., <Ida., 111ft, tilled""' ~ engaprnenis In Mlddieport MC!!!Ciay. ManciQ arte..-> wltil plwtOtlrapho aDd olldal :"described the small college which was estlbllsbed to belp the American bllan. At rl&bt Is the Rev. Charllll SlmonB, pootor of the Mlddl..,t First Baptist Church, wbere Dr. 1101stlne spcke Mooda.Y night. AFL 5"'11111"'' av Unltlll Pross lnllrnltlonal · .,, · · .• •· · · the first base coach for the past two years. Kluszewskl played for the Rids from 19.111 to 1956 and Ia· tor for the Pittsburgh Pirates, Chicago White Sox and the Cal· ilomla Angels. He joins former Plrales Man· ager Larry Shepard, thl new pitching coach, and former Red Alex1Grammas. the third boose coacn. on lhl stall of now Manager Sparky Anderson. F~ght Results Ohio State. "'You can bet we'll see thlt screen and draw play saturday,"' said Hayes. "But you can bel we'll show'em _s omething new." Hayn addld. "We don't dare ourselves to get pattern! zed. We want to be diversified . Ohio State streaked to a 24-0 leed last year against Illinois, but hid to rally lor a 31·24 win. Illinois his droppld decisions to Washington State ( 19- U) Missouri (36·61. Iowa State 148· 201. Northwestern (10-6) and Indiana <•1 -20). Ohlo'State. on the other hand, has rollld past Texas Christian (62-DJ, Washington <•1 · U), Michigan State (54-1•1 and Minnesota I:U.7l. Ktm To Stir! Starting quarterback Rex Kern, stlll·.bolhlred by a sore ltMt,,..... elitpeeted to ·start lor tht Blockeyu . Tha only question mark Is guard ·Ted Kurz. II he'a not available, Brian Donovan will shift to light-side guard with sophomore Tom Oeleono starting at center. Ohio State't top weekly awards went to defensive halfbeck Tim Anderson who made 13 unassisted tackleo. Grt~g f..ook\ Dad Killed In W~k CIRCLEVILLE, Ohio IUPIJ -Barlon C. Cook. 52, Chilli· cothe, Ohio. lather of Cincinnati Bengals" rookie quarterback Gr011 Cook. was killed lata Mondey In a tralllc accident. The Ohio Highway Patrol sold Cook was driving his car south In the northbound lane of U.S. 23, a divided lour-lana highway, just north of here. A patrol cruiser dlspalchld Ia hod the car on collided with It head-on. Cook died Instantly. Greg Cook, 22, his son, Is 1 graduate of the University of Cincinnati and In his rookie year with thl Bengals. He his toppld all quarterbecks In passing In thl American Football League. helped an four othar stops and recovered a fumble; defensive tackle Brad Nielsen. ollenslve guard Alan Jack and tailback Leo Hayden. ~- ,41.4 ' ..--:!. ! B7 UnltedPreulnlemaUanal : • NEW YORK (UPI) - Carlos : ) \ "Teo" Cnaz, 135, Dominican Republic, Oldpolnted VIctor Me- j ., ::;rt, ., :.J lenclez, i34'!4, New York (10); ·-' ~· Edmundo Leite. 146. Brazil. ~ Ralph Correa, 146, New · York (6); Antonio AilllQa, 133, Panama, autpalntad Raliroundo Dlaz, 135, Brazil (10). TRUST HOME HEAT TO••• a · · (Tie) Mllalasllpl (3..2) · Early Season Sale Prleet 1 . -- ·-·-· · ·-·· ,--·-. . . . -.1···---. .1-_... . ' •O. . MJ~DcM TEXACO ,. 't'' . .._._.. . . . "1ft.. tnucl•- . •loll I ~UIIt trOill-fncU"'!_t1!: ....-.... iil......... . ......,. - -m= · " r -"""" .WIHIIro._:ttJtol-· ' �,I . ' .' >t ' •, . ' •' ., . ~ h· lt - The l;lilUy s.rttl.l, •• " 4 ' ' t' B ! "' . '~ ' . ·' I . '·tl Middleport-~~;, 0., Oc!Alber 21, 1981 \. /(~~If .I ,. .News ~otes -. Firemen BY ALMA MARSHALL ' J'i •, ·,;c~II9N -'. ...ven lacb' · 'ti ~ ~ Proftuent New r~Q~elted lhat 1 ·; WJ'I~ ~ ~e~e In reaanl IDtj!e 'Nn, ttav"'l · · Fire Depertmelit, ' wl!!dll wUl &la'dl,y do. Sl!e re«<ltb hid alire 1eare· ', ~~-...... enadfed wtth -...... Y~ ..., lmqlne lhe relleC aU 1 the New Haven ftrelilen .arrived eaaer 111 help. 5he eald, "they wer e 10 wonderfill •• '11111 volllllteer orpnlzaUon I• one of the moat Important orjjanlzaUon• In our oonunun- ·, , •; "'*' ALWAYS BEST PRODUCE BUYS! ·tue•.' The lire department has · dellletad I~ funds alter peylng ,5,000 tor a 1,500 gallon iu*er truek. A fund drlvutart.. ed 011 Mano!o.Y evening In Harttoni, Letart, BroedRunandoth.IWf! .,rat &real. Please do oup. . , FROZEN fQQP IJUYS! pori lt. BOOTil FISH.STEA-S 24 •• pkg. 99_ ~ • ·· , 'lbe, have 34 lllel1lhers at ..11111 .th11e. CecU Duncan Is fire cblel; ull.- lire ehleC Ia Charli1 Roush. Officers a 11 d member& are, llarey llollinan, &nlident; Charles Weaver, Heretary; Thoma• Grlnllead, • treaiUrer, and members are Damle Clark, Paul Harmon, Danny Roush, RandJ Weaver, Tom Par11111s, Joey Roulh, 11Gb., " trl Kimel, Sam Scarbarey, Jim Circle, Glorp Kuhn, Benny lltdord, Blek Tennant, J I m . Layne. Gl!ne Hart, Roll King, ~ KlJI& 11111 Grlnllead, Dlek ' ~llead, llama KlJI& Gene Weaver, Ralph Weaver, BIll Jlclullh, Dlek Ord, Phil Bate,y' DIU Gibbs, Pete Roush, J o h 11 J'er..IOII, Paul Gooclnlte and 'Doc Ohlinger, ' In 1972 they will need another tire troek tA> keep lnaurlllee rate1 at tbe present level. So It looks like they are ·llllna tA> need help ilow, as well · u In lhe 1\r!ure. DAVID AND MARK FOWLER, IIXIB of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Fowler, MaiOII, had 1he honor ol unYelllng a DAR memorial plactue at Mound cemeteey run IIi 'Gall'!Joll• 011 &mday. David and Mark are t h e ll'andaons of Mrs. Howard Dr_, of Caulpolls, a Daul!hter of American Revolution ·member. i YELLOW DELICIOUS. IOIES, WINESAP PPLES WE FIGHT INFLATION W11'H LOW PRICES 24 ct. SLICED pkg. MEAT VALUES BOLOGNA_ ... J!!: 39~ SLAB BACON COCA.·COLA i. Half or Whole Sla• ~:t:l:ce 69~ lb. 49~ FRESH AND MEATY IPAal lb. FRESH PIECE lb. JOHN ROUSH AND Nancy illyaea both were awarded a TV at the New Haven !llper. . , .. ~--, ~ .~,lle<elv • lae baskets of food were Mr1. J .. KaUe Roullh, Mrs. Eve4-tl !IottI .,, · ·. IIIIo Mr1. Arthur Hart, Mrs. .,. ·'lee Fer&~~ lOll, Mrs. Edward s.,y. rt, Mrs. Lucille King, llflvanla Oldtnaer, Carrie Ollver, .Mra. Lclulse Roush, Howard J, Hade, Allee Knipp, Emma Grimm, Belen Abel, Mra. Davld Roush, l'llll Yonker, Okey Roullh, Rosa lllorrl1, Rachel Se,yre, Berlhi Tbabet, Herman Michael, Mrs. Blaine Rial, Chloris Graha)n, !louJ8o Kearns, Mrs. NeiUe I!Uion, Mar:r Lltcblleld and Mrl. Keith Arnold. MD FS DARST, Maaon Couil- tJ CODitrVadon orftcer, spoke 1111 (Ire prevenUoo at Mason .Grade Sehool Pr A 111110tlng 'l'lleadly eventna. He also shoW- fll a movie pertaining Ill Volun. teer Firemen. The Rev. Dwight Boker oftbe Church of ChriBt, MaiOII, preMilled lhe devollmals. M r a. Fred Samael prellded durljlg tbe . bullne11 meeting. The lcbool eamlval sche41led tor OOtbber 25 was discussed. Ac"' UviUe• will start wllh a 110UP ' ~: · auwer at t p.m. The Wahama J1rior Band will piiJ at 5:10 p.m. The PrA voted to IPOII· 10r 1he Blowuloa again this :year• At the CQIICiuaion ofthemeet. lq, rOom CllWilwaotaken. Mill lv7 Sl•lh'a room received the t· jlook award tor h&vln8 the molt .. PIEFINISHED ...'l!oi .. "' t••... HARDWOOD STOCK :!· • s: ~... · For Chrletmlie ... ACCUTFION!... •• • -.... 1he Moet Accurate W.tol; In ~ .. M :: " : '" '. " l SCOT LAD Jne lrlspy Crackers 1;,. · 2qC -~oo _,,_~_HE_s__~_oxct_.J ..H VEGETA cans CAN_MILl JEIZEEE SPRAY STARCH DAISY. ·aa. · I· · · ~ REVIVAL SERVICFS wIll :ilart at tbe Grahlm U n I t e d ·Methodist Church on !lmdl,y, Qct, J8, at 1:80 p.m. The youth aenlcea.wiD atartat6:30011the ALSO Ready To use Preflnished Matchinl Moldinl You con ponol on y room in your h - oncl be ••· ourod It will otay as beautiful •• tho day It woo inotollod • . THE DOWNING-CHILDS AGENCY INSURANCE lEAL ESTATE-U1UM. OVER 100 YEARS OF SERVICE 992·2342 220 N. Znd AVE. 1 . .' , MJIJOlEPORT OHIO. · .· . YOUNG AND TENDER so SLICED lb. 35c , YOUR BEST BEEF 1.00 CHOPPED lb• IIRLO. FRENCH CITY BEST FLAVOR 39~ ea. 20 COUNT WIENERS 15 oz. i lb. 8 WELCOME MATS pkg. can SATURDAY ONLY! ADAMS loaves for ·WINESAP, ROME, YELLOW DEL. D S FRESH, PURE, LEAN BEEF APPLES 4 29• THURS. ONLY! . Ice• wUI canllnue tor a week: Acbllh Mn· aerv~.e. b ~·· be . beklpr&Jir three '"••~ .! cans qt. Jar lloH11an House '~ BOLOGNA SOUP 6 1.00 " -' The w ~ ., · ~: i:•• .•,.• ., ".. i . i ·· 11111eevenbla. The revlvalserv. ••. DILL PICKLES . ~~ PNMI!L ·· = •• CHICKEN NOODlE . FiEE ON .STIEET' ' ' ' lb. .· \' EF .THURS. ONLY! lb. 59~ �•1, "''' t ":'\ • I ;•'"' ~ ~4. • t Ji 'TIIIt ·llillb' llll\llntl. ltlllltll..,..n.~, Oclibu 21, ·codtes~'t:: · \ '· ... .{' I · ~·. ....~. (Jijned .by . ·' ~··t•• .. "'. ·' PTA'· . . ~ KelP LMal SCitooiDis- . • ~ trld ' jia ba \>olod Qllln lite ~. t,y meotllW 1!1111.1111 &J'Wi The i)Oitttlltllit,yotiii1PI.-·' ~ . . . .QII wiD ba II(ICIIIIC!l"od by a mothera' PAint! 10 aallllf•ldJ>-\ ''~nidll MJddl.,-t 1'. T.A. ..... CiidlMtaiY 100 lui- do~ chlldnlllto ani!' ~Mil' ' . Nftt :Msis tor cartoon figures. -: Mra. Mnnnt• Kloospreslded :,at the business seSilon when -plans were made tooltaerve Am- ort con EducaUon Week, Nov. 915. Classroom visitation will be emphasized on 111ursdny oflhat week with the hospitality com- riaon wltl serve as safety .lido variety of colon. s~ - ~~ .iif:""i•·. ee wa s given by Mrs. 0. 1'. Klein. A number or fAmiliar songs were surw durhw tho aiternoon. At the party wore Mrs. Malcolm Roller, Mra. E. 0. Tewk.. bary, Mrs. Gerllno, Mrs. J. E. Harley, Mrs. John Kincaid, Mrs. Crary Davia, Mro. Plummer Beeson, Mro. J. E. D. Haru,.er, Miss Nellie Zerkle, Mi ss Hallie Zerkle, Mrs. Klein, Mrs. R. M. Sherman, and Mro. Walter Waddell. The grcq> also "Happy Birthday" to Mra. Ha.U.er. Fall Conference Is Repor'ed on ,, - - *"' Vlllli'INCOOLVILLE Mrs. Homer Park...t ..re Frl•··-• - ,...., . ~ ·11r. li!d Mrl. James P llid 'IMII!,JQ',ctiCool·.._ ~ to r~ pm1 llid at: Reportoofthefallconferei!Ce held at WllkesvWe wore made durl• a recent moeU. or the Ladles Auxiliary ol Wwl• Mal>Joy Post 263, AmerlconLeeJon, at 1 h 1 home of Mrs. Erneat Bowie 111..., ~:.U~ ::conference '' '' filii A Lovely .'. FROM DUDLEY'S FLORIST , AwxiljcJry .Plans Pinner ..... '' PH. "2-1560 - ' FITTED - . . - PLASTIC - .. eom,ae At 4."! . ' '• lhtriilll'· . ·;thriSMis • .· full Slze-S~nds • ... r GOOD QUALITY Boxed Stationery r ' ·'Flowers ·· ll•nktt ' Size! Full Be( Per~n~~nent 97c All Si••• Pre1s 2 66C · AHuge Sal~lon MENS WARM CAN~ECE 1HE.AL SOCIS Ch•y Dtsl~ HOSIERY :Sizes 10 to 12 57:,. 2~s. 97c LARGE 16 INCH CERAMIC TUESDAY SAL&!URY PI'A, 7:30 p.m. IUelllaY; 111m pruolded by ·lbe ::YIIIc Flbroala ~"on; re'rellhments. FRIENDLY cmcLE, Trlnlll United Church of CbriBI, 8 p. m. TUeeday. Mrl. ROJ Mqer and Mrs Dalakl llluck will be tbe . ~ leadan. .. . WOMEN'S AUXILIARY, Vet. eranallemoriaiHoapiJal, , _ . day nllbt. ~ 011db!l stu Caunell 12f, ~ ~ America LGdlt 1181 TURlEY PLATTER SAVE NOW! S1.37 llblch oonollcled In rllllalllllc form, wltb CouliaelorJeon HaU preildlng. Beplar l'IJIID1I aJIIIi'O"ed 111eluded I "H'W 1)1 $odie Tillereeordlq eretary p.,;.ct quality. Wh1t• anCI pot• . ~ "'' color1, ,...... ty tflrq, •••• """"' Club, WedneldaJ, 2 p.m .• I'!'D IICiod• EUeeD Clark, Fl-ee of Mrs. Richard OWen. Rer\etf, l'l*•~ JaliiClt LjiwiMII!, Pauline "The Life and Worka"' Bdna ·.Morll'lli, .,.dAda Slack, St. VIncent MU!ay" by Mr L · Bernard Full2· aelocled __._ • .,._, by Mrs. Forest Baehlel. IIGII call, comments '"' the book. POMEROY WCTU, 2 p.in. WedneadaJ, at Ute Pomii'O)' . Day 1 tart~.:!C: .....UO.:lntereated ~;'; :!'t:.~r:·~.= m. : ......., all.......,.. and peraono ur&ed to atlend. soo .Sheets , =-~ Elchlfllllf7 tnutea . ' •••U::. =~=laic:~ IOI>D~=A~Y be=~:, _,.~1• ~ ~ ~~~~o~1::::cf~n~t#::~;'J,'!n~~~ ,! ' '. MENS ·' tNSUlATED BOOts ··' tbat are 16-lnch falls wl!lch WERE lovely. After tba· lag and' sham~ . ing, they have become sWf aud wiry instead of'be smooth and •.blny and they puff out to make me loo like a prehlltorlc' Zulu. My falls are only a year old. I do not want·to dispose of theJil until I am sure,lhey areJT ond all hope. Suggestions, any- 0 ..;oiiinile?ia:-0-VEiiiiRi.·TEiiiiAiiiii.--...- - - - - - ..r. ;:;.: :' "'' tbelr ..... ·· ' FLAME PROOF! COMFORTABLE! . HAllOWEEN FACE MASIS Big Selection! Size 7 to 12 •Riald Sole • Steel Shank / EACH PIECE liS WRAPPED! ;;·,; .. .trick or ,,••, ' I ·;2·6c l. Plastic-Useful I" CANDY '" DEAR POLLY-~ye .tha~ columil and need help! ·I have ~o synthetic hair paeces (dyne! modaeylllc) . ~. EYE~~T LA~E, ......-.--.. ..• HANDY . LANTERN ' You ' ll want uvorol, fw hOtM, car, ..oet, otc. to. 67c pr. AWide Varl_,! LONG TAILS MENS PLAID I' SYLVA~IA 25 Watt to 100 Watt • LIGHT FLANNEL SHIRTS BULBS s1 ~p4 2~37c liENS HOODED Unbreakable Poly Enterprise Aluminum 2 Qt. Whfstli111 TEA KETTLE $127 SWEAT Pumpklqs SHIRTS '·\ c;;t:~·::';\ ·~~~~· ht Sham,oo or :; •.• "'!·~ Decorate! Grey and ·Col.ra · Slradded auatr Foam filled c;~ .~~, 1, , ~~ Bid Pillows ~·LUN.sH•oO ;. . 94c ' RUG SHAilfi,_g:o · Plinted Cover P1nt' tops ' ------· ·""· 742-4211 _ _ _....,.__ • ...... • .,...,.......,...,. ..... ··•·· .......... ·- ._.. .... _,,,.j _..._,~~~~ ...... ·.• -·-·~ 14 oz. Size Reaular or Lamon ' . Johnsons Pledge FURNITURE WAX "Bel!Cin" Automatic ELECTRIC ILANIET . for. aonl~ .IURAND FURNIT.URE " ea. Size 19133 - 87c -· "; Polly's Problem••••••• · 87c 1,0· a.,.. . ac ,:.; tar;r. All ware ..~., ~ .,.,, Harry Poita la .aiPWIJ reoovar1aa at lda..._,lloor,."-· aer, I\Utltllld or Tbolinlt Orue- · OIUO ETA PID Cblplor,Bela • •· Ia home from the boa!1111!1 Phi Sor<lrit,y, 8:16 p.m. Pltall,nd JreCU118ratlng, TUeadaJ, CISOEaoclaJ room, Leola~ reported pro• . Chrlltmao bezaar plana to be CHdl from ·tlae i'IIIIUIIAI8 aale lroDuEbiARe iPOthLLfoodY-be~y. Polnblakte!,.~r flotr . Margaret,hwhho fhaoods completed. waN •ue Tbll-'" to t h w . m. c "'"' goes tllroug er • • w.., 10 e grinder. Alief I'. thorQJ~sbl;y walh 8Dd lillie my heavy CIIESI'Ell OOVNcn. 323, D. bulldlnr fUnd. At lhe Oet. 23 metal meat grlncf!!r so 'at· if free of grease and food 1 pat ot. A., 7:30 p.m. TueadaJ. Sl.• meotin& eae:lt - ia .to bring a it alniost dry With a pa~ towel then thoiougl)ly 'dey it lent auction by WIJI and mean a "llhlte elepharil'' for a !dJR by putting it iii the oven al!d leaving U for almost an hour eommlllee. auctloD aale:lllrlbdqa'ldualoo ·to .flr)' .(rom heat given off by' the pilot llgbt. I alao nm a , )'0111' trailer baaaui 11rctm oD to de&Nailu ,· iiOTTLED GAS. Awtld ln......... llre llllud. We- ....' ,. 9VOLT Transistor Batteries 2yearGu•antee .,.' ' pr.qr Full Bid Slzei · lloalhw In 1 dal. ,._ ua - • SYIIACusE ·- Elerll! lllllm. Ioera ..... 'I I a l'eOiiit m.er'nr I , . . . , . . )'0111' l Micro Mash S1.8! WOIIENS NYLON' 57~x Mr and ..- . "'-•-'-" ~,. • ,... •· ,....,. DEAR POLLY - When ..., and r.mllf ~ Col!unbua ra~~J lor a vacation lrlp were &mda.Y ..Ills of Mr. llld r each of my jersey Mra. w~ Folmer. and !mit dresses on paper , ~ Folallor ~ lbe u. s. towel tubes. Start at the ' NaY)' left llltndio · fcir .,...,_ neck of a dress and roll ANNOUNCE RUMMAGE 8,\LE Launch Homecom,·ng guests. phl1, Teian, attar ·IP'I'I"'III a down. Each rolled·up dress Bro!nde Trw No, 171 oUI REHEARSAL FOR Co!JUIU!I>. 14 day ·l-e han wllh his was laid b! the suitcase. . apon&Or 1 """""P tiile Tbur.. lty Christmas concert, 8 p .._ ..v .. . . . . . . . will ••L ·-al Wben I an:aved at my desm Wd!e..• _....... ~-..,. . -.• ~· n- tlnatlon and r~moved the . day and Frldar llrctB! • a.m. to MASON _ H<meCill!tirv ac· - • Trlnlll' United lila at 11t1 A~ Fua!damen- dresses there were no l p.m. Ia ~ ~ 'bulldll8 llvttlea wm set underway Church ofChrlat. EveryoneweJ- tal Meellilllc·ilcbaol at Mom- creases' or wrinkles in any on Mall! Slreet, Pcl!iei:O¥• Thureday evenlaw for students come. Mrs. Allee Nease, 41- phla. ' of tbem.- EDYTHE of Waltalna llilh School with a re:;DLEPORT POMEROY lalnMr. and ~~· Fted Goea- DEAR POLLY- A baby's walker without bumpers can snake dance at 6:30p.m., star~- Uon • aponl iFrlday and Sllur- really be hard on walla and furniture , 10 I bought· four 1111: at FC181e!10111 Funeral Home ~b, WedneadaJ n o 11, day In Clrolll\'lllit wl,tb Mr.llid bright-colore:! sponge rubber balls, cut a bole tbniugh the and endlda at tbe hlllt school. • ~-"' U 11 I t 1 d lletbodlst Mra. -Fredlrlek !lotaleln llid middle of each, then put them on the walker's cbrome · A bor(lre and P 0 P rall,r a..rch. Protrram arraJ!Ied by fami)J. Tliij - ·~allJto legs. Not only has thiS liVed our walll 1!1¢ the baJn> ·enwm be beldatthescltoolfollow- . 111omas Cauell. atiell!llha Plunpldn.li!OW, Mrl. loUlJaylng With the balls when abe Is not In the !.tho dance. RUTLAND. FRIENDLY Gar- · .CharltrS Wainer' of Raeb, Who · W. C. , . i The homecoml,. pme will denera, 7:30p.m. Wednel!dayl linbeen•AeiiiJII~; ielarn. · · . . . be Friday between Wahoma and horne or Mra. Bruca Dmt, .od 1Mm!e with. lbe' ·. QOelleln1. • " • · Spencer. HlghllghU•thehom&o RuUand. Prolli'am on plaa'nl Mrl. . Mu7 Davia ,Rjgen of p f G' I • Audrey Betzmg IS coming will be the coronaUon bulbs and forcing for ll!door WaYarl,y, W, VI,, .U111e Frly IVen TOr •· of a queen durl,. the half-time bloom. dar ovarldlbt .... ~ lier C<>U· Golje/3' ceremonies. A dance will be ENTERPRISE UNITED Moth. Iiiii, Mlaa Anliii •Coiilell and S · th B· hd .\oiirey ..... held at the high Iebon! auditor- odlat Church will !Illite I!JIIIe- Mo. llirTDa¥18 iliuJi'attbelr IX Iff ay prooldent of, · 111111 followlnsthe game. butter WedneadaJ, Ordara ... · bQmi.., Mechlille It· Otberl'e· IOdat1on be picked up at the church on teat .,ella or 111111 C'Gmeliitiad and MrL llowu4 Cl ... . WedneadaJ or at lbe par- Mra. Bluk WMU(r. and Kta. , 1'1 ~o.t tnterlllned ' P-ee· YtliJn; ' Mta; ,O(to ;;::::Gopwllh .a . -11. lllaa*, .._ ...., and ..... ....... . 1 · II NYLON HOSE Eleven Attend CQuncil Event • •••••••••••1 :,.~~~ldaym!Frlday;toor. "-· I O .- S• I.tc h vwer SPORT SHIRTS ' " ....... ' "::'!- ··Mers PresiJeht 59 lt. lECOND AV!. . WOMENS .SEAILFSS ·' "' ~·· : : .·•- ttreu . ?' !I!DDLEPOIIT, OHIO U76G ,. Gof4 Swl•ol walker. WE HAVE MANY IN A HARVEST OF FALL COLORS ., On ° DUDlEY'S MENS LONG SLEEVE One Sl4o Matnifying • ..e Mro. Harrleon Beutley wao a United Metbndlll Church. · eontrlbutlrtg hoate11• WILDWOOD GARDEN Clllb meelln& Collll!lbla Goa ot Ohio olfl Mldtll ce,eport, 7:30 Wldo nettda,y nillhl "Cbrlstmaa il Snake Dance Will Orbit" demonllraUCII by ltolne economist. Membersarototake Indoors I ' Swlwl Mirror a· SalllrdaJI, an.s ln.ctnclnnaU Su,.. R!cha d A r o. card lrCllllthe WW Wi111ton Wnlly for a rem.,. branee at the Umo oltholr b&reavemont was read. MrL Wllllam Smlthprealdedatthomeet. ;,. which opened in rltuallatlc form. Mro. Bowles and Mrs. IUcharda aenedretreallmenta. Briq II ·' or Women ·- 6 Inch' the ltllllr RQ had loW weekand wllh Mrs. Bowles, MrL ~ Mr. CUpinter laprln- bell Harper, and Mro. ArDnld Wit' Nol ' ' JineeomiJROddi!S/ct! vl:=.... •ofs:.: 118 ·-· nre lS IN THE AIR! . ,·1' 'SSurprise Party Given · ; : surprise party honcring . . •· Garon Stanobury on her :111111 blrthdoy was given Sunday D a ....., of her friends at the :l)t••.ry home. : ·When Mrs. Stansbury returnojd 11un an ouu,. Sunday, she :Danos on Iter door a birthday :lt ~'~• and Dowers. Upon e,.. ~ hor home she was greet'11 by bar friends surrounding • blrtld.Y table I tur1 ,.,... ea IIi a ; : - : an arranp,. .,. · . era. a n d. Ice cream were Gl~"ere presented 8 · '!t ""' diQ, and M r o. :2P . 1JJw- movleiOf the . . .kn orlilnaltributetothe :!! dll!dQI talents ot lbe ltonQr· ·"""'" 10cll th.t ,...., to find mony C~lce! """'JD.Iaw J!8rvlsor for the school patrol. WOMENS GoWN$ YOII SUNDAY GUES1SOF Mr. arid KrL WaltarerGoka~ Mr. and Mrs. Jctltl! CGnnreU of Col11111bua. 'l1te CclntWeUaare pip'ents of Geno Crooka' !life, Nancy. · The """ Onrimea aot topll!er so that they could alldea and pl<turea rr.m Japan by o- and Nalley. O*ae, a:clea. Uat, Is atal!.-d.lbere with 11t1 .u.S. Na¥)' atid lM cGo~>lo wiD be Ia Japan for IIIIOihat Jlh ra<L They ruldo not ton ·far llun :J'o. ll)'o In a rather ekiiallt J.,...ae ~ · Nancy Ia teaeH.W tltla lilllatanaU~o lnlarnaUonal school and taki!JII a course haraoU .In J.,...aelloller arraiWiqj. Tho CC~~~tle plan a tour of nvoral eounlrioa over tho Chriatmu bollBecher, John Vroman, David day. The Cornwella havo already madeplana tovlalt their dau&b- · tarb' next aummer. · Wilcox, and Joe McCloud led In tor and the pledge to the llag. A COMMIJNITY CHRISTMAS coneert II belll! planned and The attendance award was the Drat reltearaal Ia aet for 8 p.m. Wedneeolay at the Trinity won by the second grade of Mrs. Mnry Sklmer. Room villtaUon United Church ofChrlat. Mro. AIIClt' Neat!f' wtDdlrocl tho choir, . wa s held at the conclusion orthe and orpnist wiD be MrL Ben Neutzlla(. Choir membara or all ehurdtooln the C<lliununltyu weU •• meeting. others lntereslod In Pl)'lldpatllw are ~led to attend the Wo6nosda,y nl8ht TD?Ct!-. • or thh. Fred Lewis, safety chs!rman, amounced that Mrs. Sabre Mor- womet~ Up to Size l7 inch square. A aaked to CCIIIII.ct Lewis. . Mrs. WUIIams..tohor~ ed !hit the P. T.A. now haea total of 190 paid membera. Subacrlpll- to the .!ltlo Parent and Teacher Kapalpoarebelll! taken b1 Mra. 111111111 Kelly. r,...nm matarlal wudlacua .. ed by Mra. IUchard va,..ban who extended ,.ppreclatlon to Mrs. Hackett for hor workontheprognm booklet. Robert Korrla, prlnclpol, spoke on tho vocal mualc prognm now oUered tile students by Mra. Allcelltaao, notlll!thot the p,....am wiD be e>Qtanded later when Mrs. Nease Is oo longer required to work In tho Pomeroy school. He also commented on plana ftlr more classroom matorlalo and an owra6i'l! oflnstructlon. Student teachers a..t helpers were introduced by Mrs. Hackett. The Hev. Max Dooahue pve the openi,. prayer and Den 6 of Pack 245, composed of Groc mittee and home room mothers to serve cotfeeao:ldonuta. Mrs. Ndma:n Burdette is in charge ...... ~.ttlllt. ... ,. . Tt,. •t .. 10 PeG WOODEN "RACi . :~ , S,Otl1D5-FLORAU-PRINTS IChoOJ ftl diiCUJiod~ud - · ;==~( t1te r;T.A. tho ,... tho motltttro 111!4reated lntltluron bY the : ol Oeorie Hararavea, au- ::»rialendent, voted to pro>ldo prtao . , _ for\Wolrldecat. .,IOrleL Prlzoa ot $5, $3, andtl .. w be awarded to !he lira~ aoc!:iand and tblrd place wlmen In :loch ot the catoror~es. :' A resolution Ia •-rt of the "jovy wu paBSed by the P. T.A. ;,tter Mr. Hararavoa dlacuued -the llnportance or paulaw the :renewal levy II state aldlatobo . .continued. He emphssized that :!Ito levy Is a renewal end not a ;)ew tax. Mrs. George Hackett, ';)r. fta •mod to have charge of :tho poster contest n A highlight afthemeeti'l!was ~n entertaini~ program on car· ::ioonl,. presented by Jack Sla;:,vtn. He used the ABCs as his lst'Quallty! Prints, Pastit~ · Dozens of Uses! Dllk Wlllllt FlniSII! ~- ..inl In, ooWitrt He Jll!!ld lltlt lltlpatnil:i!ow !!Ia . IIIIW; 111111 a...nt ~ fl. meiiDbtra and !lliCI\U!Oil;lder ' . 94c I ,.\ �• ' .t tlllo •• ;r.•. .• • , , , - . . 0f l ' ~f ' Cfas~itieds . '2- •" . .... } . ' , ., • ':'!,~•· ~r ,. ,· I , ' QUALm \967 CHEVROLET ~-. $2095 Impala 6 Pan. St. Wagon. V-8 engine, power st.., •. ing & brakes, auto. trans., factory air-conditionitd, \ ' new W.W. tires, radio, maroon finish. 1 , 1967 FORD - - - - - - ~$1895 Gala•ie 500 H.T. Sedan. Local 1 owner car. White finish, blk. vinyl interfor, good tires, radio, power steering and brakes. AutomCitic trans. 1966 BUICK ~~~~--------·--$1695 Wildcat HT Cpe. White finish. Blk. vinyl trim. Good tires. Automatic, power steering. Radio. ' . • I 'lJ, •., ' OW i:.uiERTY-Theatre ·bu~ 118. Nice. Very reuomble. Phone 992-1251. IIJ.12-tk ·~··;· -----------OIL WMII'i .. ~ .ll&ltoJ -~- -· ....' .•4l•••··· ;:55' 0 • , .\ 0 ·I . Mlr£tD- NEW FURNACE,IDitait04. .~· ....~ $495, Torma available. I'll. Fer F-.t.e 992-3352. IO.IIJ.t!c VACUUM CLE~NER, br111d Fer Sali hni~ _DAYor new 1,.9 model. Complote GIBSON re!rl&erator, Hardwtck --.~-1!""'". ~ . ~ . REDUCE SAn: ud llut whl1 ' with all cleaning tools. Small double oven (ilia Rq~l, both OPIIIIVIS. . . , ... point damage · In shipping. 116 L ...... ,. ••,, 0. GobeN ......._lltii~V­ 1 year old. Also Hoover opln 1111 .....,.,0110 Will take 122. ceoh price or dCIII pmo. Nil.- Dnp. $100 Phone c.e. . ........ t.u.eotp terms 11 desired. Phone 992· Wllaller, 5834. IIJ.2l-Stp r..u .a 11 . 2685. WANT AD Nolice .... ------~ INFORMATION 1().20-<ltc - - - - - - - - - - - - - 'loUREBIII;D c:.rmu· l!llePherd NIGfiT-~4 CHUCK'S can aaveyouuPtohalt COAL, eg-Btoker-mlne run, Ja· · DEADLINE'S NEWLY remodelecl 8 • r~, PlWito. rem.t .. ; Yalea 011 TV repairs It you brlug cobs Coal CO. Rutland Tijlple. · 5 ' ·""· Day Bof•• P'*llutlon Sale NJ, P11one 247-21&2. Wa..day O.odllne 9 • ·"'· them in. Chuck's TV, 152But· Phone 742-4952 or 992-3469, 19119 SEWING .machine, used · house. Bath, ~.ooo P~~ Cancelle~llont & Correction• Just a lew limes, fully ~92-3901. 10.21-3tc 10.17-&p P<111eroy. Phone 992MIDOLINRT, 01110 ternut, 10-S..'IOtt Will •• accapta.t until 9 a.M. l1111 equipped to zlg·•lll· makes -·.:..-------SPINET PIANO. Wonted,...,.. ' -.__ .., __ _ . -· 5080. IIJ.16-tlc Doy of Pubflcalian bullanholea, avercasb, ap. SEMI· AUTOMATIC, 18. allot, apollllble parey to flkii o - . AKC REGIST!RED collie· REGULATIONS The Pvhll•"- ra1ena1 the r11ht MAPLE STEREO radlt>conoole pllques and many tmbraldefy 22 • !q, with ICCIIIOo Phone low montbly p0)1118JIIi Clll 1 puppiOI lor ihVN• fWm, Q!: / .. .411 or •• iacl ony oth d•a,.tl -- I WILL piCk.., merchandlaa and 843-2476. 10.21·10 ~ 11111 plano. Clln.be -lo- · pels. Sky Vw Klmelo. " ' comblraUon. Modern stereo designs. Will sacrifice for tMilonal. Tlw ,ut.li•har will not take to auctiCIII 011 a percentonlyl34.40calllortermsmey - - - - - - - - - - - - - •• n •• Wrlte •.Clredlt*-' . , CoolvltleM7·3339. with AM and FM radio, 4h retponti ... for 1110ra 1hon o,.. • bull. CaU Jim Adlm.o, be arranged. Phone 992·2685. U ......., fO. lt-31c speed automatic cha~, 41().20-<llc 1960, 10 X 50 FOOT cas • m<>P. ' 1!), Box 276, Sltel~·· auctl-, llullaiiiL " RATE$ spaaker sounl system. Bal· 74Zo44811 ..U.lfe ~~;-;;;;;;;;;;~;;:-:;:; bile ~ome. ~'~•''" ~~~~~~ lndlanl. IO.t4-12il1 Re~lEstati Sale For Won! Atl S.rviea a nee $113.22. Use our Ume pay.5 ce11t1 per Word ana inlartlan ·P'oorii.E P\1PPWI. AKC -BEA .-G~,:.,•• ;;::,'""ment plan. ·eau 992-3352. mlnlalure, $71 ud 1ill- Slid - - - - - - - - - - - - - ....... P.=: , _ ............. Mi~itn~• Chette 7Sc SKATE-A-WAY SCIIECVLE IIJ.I6-6tt WARM MORNINC filS clrculot1" • • 'Ole 12 cant• ,., wortl tlwH coneecu· Back to Schoal j!UtJ, FriiiiiJ, Iva inurtiCiflt. Ins hooter, 75,000 BTU; 30. Oct. 3, r..alftiiiUMI lUI ,. canll par Word ti• CDMDCV1i¥e gallon filS hot water helter. II Jnaart lont _ . Hall- JIU'b'. FrltiiJ, Dct. FOUR BEDROOMS, llvl~, fam~-~----- ----: Call 74U754 or 742-5224. TEMCO ,(lAS • holing olo... qiO. HqJ'STETTER, ......, ily, din!~, large kitchen, utU25 per cent Di1ceunt on ,.id adt 31.~Widnoldtl,I"''*J, •1111111 eel• ,_;d within 10 tkJ,, . 10.21·3tc 55,000 BTU's, pwfwf . - · HARRI,SONVILLE ..,.·t -raoms, Icy r - , l'h beths, new filS nEUl GROWN ~ and SlturclaJ; 7:30 110 IO:Ja.. CARD OF THANKS & OIITUARY mumo~ · fltlllnlllll -dillon. Sll8. " ' - Mn. Joe .bath,clslwn,llldW.IIwat.r. fUrnace, ba.aement. G o o d AWiable r... )IU'llte SI .SO far SO •ord nrini""""' · Ea blaom. All eolora 50 ea. . BEANS. IJLSO bulhel, bfckyCNr Young 992·7229 ' cir 'i'oung'o G.-4!01. 2v. Acf'll. . neighborhood. Phone 992... dlllonol word 2c. dey, TaelldQ, ud 111urldtl BLIND ADS each. Reyno1do n.er !lbap, own. Alao tunllpo, beete 11111 Market 992':1094. . RUT.LNID 5 rooma; lilth. 3510. IIJ.I6-6 p Additional 25c Ch.r.. ,., Advlf. nflht• and S.turdo1 &lid SU. Mason, w. VL , _ ·peppero. Clarence Prd.lltl 10.19·31c C'llrport,only'\~ew,...sold. tiM . . nr. dlf atte..- PhcD 88$5147. Portland. Phone 8M254. -------"'-~ 6,500. • OFFICE HOURS 3929 or Chester 9115-a85 2 BEDROOMhome,5roomsand 10.1-lf< I0-9-If< POMEROY - 5 1'001110. bath, 1:30 •·"'· ta 5:00 p.M. Dally bath, natural ps, newly re...; ~ lu<Mce, new birch jldtll-o21-30tc 1130 •••• ta 12:0& ~- S.turdoy modeled. Complete blrclr Auto Sales chin. to carpeting. kitchen. New drilled we11, 1h • Mobile. J!jlme Ia!, 111d Card of Thanks NEW GAS furrace lnstailed, 55 GALLON DRUMS, S00i1 Cor 1914 BEJ...AIR Chevrolet, 4lurnlhlf.: sl1,5110.ot. Male Help Wanted acre lot. Paneled walls. $295, Terms avallabl<i. Ph. traoh, t2,50 •ell. PCI!IefGOI WE WISH to extend our s i. n-door, V8 lfW\ne, nc~ REEOSI(ILLE- 6 roop11o hill Forced air gas furnace. Just 992-3352. Jtmk CO. . IQ.8.12b: . eere rbanks ioourfriendsand MAN FOR sisadyposition, must CCIIIdltion Inside and out. Plil . Jttth, ga~turn«e. biMmlnl. orr byiJaU Rt. 7 on Rt. 124. be industrious and reliable. IIJ.IIJ.t!c nelgbbors for their kindness, . .. 94&-2112. Reaiiiii'Ab17Prlced. , 12,Kf'll• S7,500,GO. Contact Evelyn's Grocery Sugar Run Flour Mtll, Mulcards, and dowers sent dur10.1~ HARRISONVILLE- 5 .._.... nesr Rlltland on 124. berry Ave., Pomeroy. 118 t ~ e death of Harold -- . hllll both, g• hMI•. out. IIJ.I6-6tp Jr-21-3tc ~------bulldli!OI, gar~; S7.ooo.ot. Crouch. Speeial ti>anks to For Sale 1969 .RAMBLER .Ja~ln, 6o TUPPERS PLAINS·- 6 roomo, those who helped by caring lor cylinder outam'ollc, (Mfwer new bath, 3 bedrooma, our children. Your thoug~t- DRIVERS NEEDED IN THIS 1956 CHEVROLET, 1959 Ply- OFFERS wUI be received attlle s-Ing. Phone 742·5202. office of Webster and Fultz, mouth, 1961 Ford, auto parts geroge. Llrflll·lot. SI0.50fl.flll• fulness is greatly appreciat.AREA. Semi drivers, local 10.19.Jfc MOBILE HOME Attorneys, Pomeroy Natlonll lor Dodge and Plymouth 1957 196:1 ed. Mr. and Mrs. Dilford Fer- and over.the-raad. Ex· BaN< Building, Pomeroy, Skyline, two badroomo. · throug!J 1959. Call 843-2778. rell lr"- 2l-ltc perlence helpful but not 1,_. DODGE OWW, 3fq. olnecessary . We will train you. IIJ.I6-6tc drilled well, hall acre. Ohio, uP to I~ o'clock a. m., speed, power ••Jng ' lnd You can earn over ~. 12 per Gwege. S5,500.ot. 011 October 23rd, 1969, ror brakH. Plloneloll-5202. hour. For application a.nd ACR'S I rooms, the follow!~ real estate or 1 000 NOVELTIES, dishes and . l().1f·31C 19remodeled, interview write Nationwide bath, 5 be*oomt, Fred A. Sh!Get, deceased: furniture. Some antiques. See Solely Director, Room 4~, g111 furnace. sn.ooo.oo. WILL DO beby silt!~ In my at my home any day after I :30 Located in Mlddleport, Meigs 1966 CHI:VELLE, 4-ipetd YJ7 East 4th Sired, Tran· 10.19-6tt home. Phone 992-7197. p.m. Mrs. Carl Lemley, · County, Ohio, and bel~ Lot transmllllon. 11,2!0'; e111 " " sporlallon Building, Cin· IIJ.I5-6tc Tuppers Plains. Call 667·3'164. No. 30, and 8 1eet or Lot 131, at Tlny'o Foodl111cj. Kll1auge, HIELEH or VIRGIL TIAPORD ' clnnall, Ohio or phone 51J.241· 10-19-Jip after 3 p.m. Phoi1a evtnlngo, ASSOCIATES 992-3325 : ~...,__;;;.;'""""-'-.:.=....-;..;....""" which Is locatedonlhecorner 5572. GUN SHOOT, Dct. ·l9, 12 to 4p, 10.:Z0.21c Golllpoll• .W..32SI . or ,_. of second and Mill streets, POTATOES for sale. Sam nlngs Pl. Ple-1 67S.13i4. m. 011 J!obblo ·Hillfarm, Bash- · - - - - - - - - - which was conveyed to Fred . .SYRACUSE 'c. c. Beller, New ll ma Road, 10.1t-31c an. Read. Half hogs, hams, A. Shtnet by deeda recorded Rutland. Phone 742·4620. be<OD, and turkeys. ~o,.. Help Wanted in Vo}IDI)e 133,, ,P..e 18, and 10·19-41t aored by Racine Fire Depart. •c Vl>i- 134,, Pi&e 482. Jlbl1 .. mont. IIJ.l5-13tc real estate is Improved with ONE FEMALE beagle rabbit dog, 3-years old. Goocj hunter. a two story brick store buildMEIGS LOCAL Parents, vote Phone 992-2327. ing thereon. Tbe downatalrs for the school tax renewal. 1().19-41c is rented as a store room and keep sdloals open. Don't vole LEARN of home - in yoll" the "'stairs consists of foor against your kids by not tpota tlma, Ho 1paelol aduco3 BEDROOM house with bath, aparlments. Ajlpralsed as tlon n.. d.d. 11 1 1lmpla, New voting or to economize at large basement. barn. 2 parcel I at $30,000 00. •••Y lnstont laatnlng Method. their expense. It Is no tax outbuildings. drilled water Wrlta f« frM brochure. Located In lheVUlageoCMfd. lncr..... Harold Moue. Rl. 2, well, 4 acres with river dleport, Meigs County, Ohio, Albany. Hl.. rlsonvllle PTA frontage on State Route 124, C.C.T. .JBM Bldg. being Lot 100 In Palmer'& Ad11/• miles below Racine. Dapt, -»-65-105-1 1().19·141p dition to Middleport, exceptPhone after 4:30 p.m. 949· 2125 ll•corn. Bl¥d. Miami, Fla. 33137 Ing 38 root orr the east ei.l, 4843. REVIVAL SERVICES, Laurel 10-19-Jic as conveyed to Fred A. Shit· Cliff Free Methodist church let by deed recorded Ia Vol· beginning Monday Oct. 20, Wanted To Buy 196t 'FORD 'Geloxle X.L, S90, - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . - - - - - - - - - - - - -.,.. wne 167, Page 694. 'lblspJ'I>o 7:YJ p.m., through Oct. 26. WALNUT SOLID State stereo, ~apoecl; 41,00tlactulhilleo. .HARJiaiorrs TV Aim~· IIEB IQWll:)! .,....1.,~. peJV Is located at 389 WU. CHINA CABINETS, 1'Citlnd taRev. Oenlel Neville, pastor of Cll1 with 4 • speed Chaf1!8r, 4bles, old clocko, ole. Write IIams street and Improved the Faith Chapel Free Phone .. ...,934 a~r 5 p.m. NA (lqJ 'le'I!JT, Racinl; 0; . spaaker sound system. Bal- with a frame dweUing thereor call M. D. Miller, Rt. 4, Methodist Church, 111-21-4te 2622. · .. . . ~-~, . . UJ U. ance $61.44, Use our time on, in which there an two Youngstown, Ohio, Plllllel'O)', pbaae 99W27L -----------~~- ~Nts~~~~-til.:-..;:· -~-:--,...:-..!~------ · payment plan. Call 992-3352, evangelist. &.26-Uc apartmertL Ajlpralsed as IIJ.I6-6tc . . r.- ud 'ldlcllh , .. .,.... . hlslnnCI . ·, 1 10-19-Jtc parcel 3 at $6,000.00. ,.••,., ... c.. n. 'PIIOIE·I ft.· .,.l}tf . ....., ....; . =----=-·.----.. n:z. - ----- • t:lf~.-~~E DAYm·Zfu For · ... tU. For R. H: ilawllills So., ------------ --------------- Far Tcir. ::~:~--'..,1 :':: -- ~--- :~::___ H08$TETTE.· . IE"·allY. HE'STAKI~' HD\FO'A MQONIJGHT 6'1W)LL- Gil....,. . m. ______ ______ _ .. -------------- .. • .· w,11 "Ill' ------------ BUGS BUNNY . • ... SCH~'S coi)EPT.s~· CO~PLAINTS HIYA ELMiiR, OL: PAl-, ex! SOCI<&ROO! CLOSED --- ----------- . -------------- ------------ Notice ------------ ==~~~· COMPUTER PROGRAMMING ----------- - 1 mbor. .. . -------------Wanted ________ __ _ BOB'S REDUCINC Selon and CLEAN comf 1 bl 51 1 Health Center is now open, ' or a e eep ng room with kitchen privileges, CAMPEltS and travel ~en, 8 Lm. to 5 p.m. by agpotnt- suitable for working \Wman Ba,..r and Continental. Loo mont, 5 p.m. to IOp.m. nolj)o or teecher. Available Nov.1 . 9rice, 10 percent to 15 per. polntmem neceasary. Locat· Phone 992·5olol0 after 5 p.m. teat aav!JWa. COllie to (4ul'a eel below K and K Mobile 10.19-71p TraDer Sileo. Phone 985 H0111ea, P o i n t Pleuant. - - - , - . . . . , , - - - 3832. Two miles north d. Phone 675-2454 or 675-4020. FURNISHED three I'GOIIl opan. Cheater 011 Rt. 7, Watch for mom, ........,., -l.Jdecorllli).3.tf~ alp left on Councy Rood 36. ed, 507 Mill St., MMUoport,. 10-S..'IO!e Phone 99z.2792. llo22-Uc CHICKEN bl.rbecue, sparerib8, SWday, Oct. 26, sponsored by AWNINGS, storm dooro and Cheater Fire Department. wiiXIows, carports. marTWO BEDROOM - · Uvq Servl~ start. at II a. m. room, dlni!W r-, ball and queeo, blown and betllnsuJa. Homemade ice cream. Dona- _ . _ carpeted, 714 tlo,n. Elmer White, aales rep. Uoos d. pies and cakes would resentative. For frH esti- ..u A... , MMUepart. lie appreciated. Ph. 992-8961 ar ~5. mates, phone Olarleo U.le, IIJ.14-12tc fi.IZ4.Uc S)oracuoe. V. V, JaiiDICIIIInd Sol-If< .--------- ---=- TRAILER LOTS, Tuppon Sqa, Inc. VACANCY for two eldorl.J Plains, Ohio, on Rt. 7. Call pie. Prefer prh1!11 paid poDavid Riggs, Coolville, 667U.ma. Phone ........ Mei1s Co. Farm Bureau 3298. IIJ.I6-611J 5185. · I0-8U.c --------·----- -------------- m LEGAL HOTiCE HOTICE Of APPOINTMENT No. :ZO:ZOl Turner, 0 .. UNFURNISIIED HOUSE, large li \ ing room, Oreplace, kit-- NOIIiu Ia herwby gl11en thot Robart 5. T urnar wflo .. Po•t Of• chen, utility room lath, bed- 1!1t.te of Wlnlf.-.4 u ..ed. fke otJdrou I• Rout• 3. Albony, Ohl~, hoe bean clul)' appointed A.Ominlatrotor of the E1tore of Winifred Turn., lote of Melgl ::ounlp, Ohio, deno••d. Dotttd thl• ht doy of Qetobw, 1969. f. H. O'BRIEN Jvdfo of tha Probota Court M•Jt• Coun~. Ohla 10/71071A 10/21 room, Very nice for two adults. No pots Phooe M.a~ 773-5203 or 773-5746. H1·21; tlc TliAILER LOTS, Bob's Mobile Court, Syrac_,.e, Ohio, on state Rl 124, Phone 99~ 2951. ~11-lfc I: • .. ..tM. ,_ ... 1. . . PIANO TUNING, Also used piLADII!S. Need to SuPplement REMOVE EXCESS bod7 auld oms bought and sold. Phone with Fluldex lableta. ()lily family income durl~ HOU· 992-5509. IIJ.I5-6tp $1.69 at Nelaon llng. DAY SEASON? Work Ml or t-11401p .;._ ROOF REP AIR and. nmotlelo part time with Beeline Fashlona. Opening• available. CaU llw;aloollllerlorpUnti!Wand Jan R<Jblnaon 446-4146 or COAL, LUMP, egg, stoker, niiiOdelllll, by COitract. Ba~zy wuson 949-45~1. mine run. Excelolor Sllf Fno eadmate. Phone 99~ 10.15-Stc Works. East Main St., Pcm. 2806.Weao~re. eroy. Phone 992-3891. IIJ.I-Ifc 8-13-Uc For Rent 3 ROOM furnished apartment UU!ltieo paid, 356 N. 4th Sl Middleporl Phone 992-3342 If-21-6tc SERVICE. .._ Federation ANNUAL MEETING THURS. , OCT. 23 7:37P.M. CHESTER GRADE SCHOOL Dinnor and D- Prius Singing S~oriHo Entertaining EVERYONE WELCOME! Adults, 1.25 Children, 75c CAll 992-2181 I"W. ..U llldlta. CaU 7.S. , AVI'OIIOIIILII!~ '' . IINBi Located In Middleport, Meigs County, Ohio, and bal~ part or Lot 71 in Bemn'. Addition, located at the corner of Third and Locust Slreete,ln Mlddleo port, on which there is located a two story ~e buildIng, the lower front being used as a store room and the other room as apartment, b&lng part of the realeatate conveyed by Fred A. ShiGet by deed ~ In V.. ume126, Page 365. Also balns 756 South 'Third Street, on which there Is located a l'h story frame dwelli~, rot rented. Being port of the real estate conveyed to Fred A. Shllletby deed recorded in Volumel26, Page 365, Mels• County Deed Recordo. Ajlprolsedaoparcel 4 at $9,000 oo. -LOcated in Middleport, Mel&• Coonty, Ohio, being part or Lot No. 159, COIIYeJed to Freel A. Shlllet by deed reeorded In Volumel41, PqeZ09. Tbla . properf3o Is located al 85-tth street and II Improved wHII I two story cement blockdtrolllns thereoi1. Appralnd .. parcf) 13ot $6,000.00.. ... Locoted In Mlddi'IIQI't, Meitls County, Ohio, being 111rt Lot 159, conveyed to Fred A. 9111Get by deed recorded In Volume 141, Pap 209. 1be properf3o hal I l'h llol'y !1'111110 clweUins lhere00. Ill! Ia looote4 at, ~8 Wutlom• Stroot. AppraiHCI 11 parcel zoat$1,0110.~ Loc1ted In li1!lton Townajdp, Melc• Co!tiit.r. OhiO, lnd In s.ctton .; ccnve)'llll to F)'ecl A. ShiGet by deed wded In Vol1a110 195, Pace 13. 'l11la prape.V Ia Ulllmprovect Apo aa 111rcel 22 at 1100.00. Bai!W 6 1prea loeattil · . It Klrrlllun;· LoH81n~ IV!·, . ..... ~EJ!1119rleo · ... lfe-. W. Va. ,._: ,.,...... .. · · w.tro• tar'1 0 J4111.1 . . . "'t~ . . . Jllg~1LI!:®IJ..J olclud' I .-1 , _ CROSSWORD 2. Girl· walclllng ot&n 3.Atlempt 4.-Hr.vre ft..Afthaic pronoun e. PuDlohea T.Awareof 8. Blor.k 10. Rumple 21. t.yered putt)' 23. 0Nr four oNlnary word1. lat.e 27. V&l'lety ofllm.e. lltaae 13. Wetrd 28. Coola aoup lB.. Declaim 30.Ape 18. Ullit of 32.11'rGetod ll6. Plllon (Brit.) work letter to each IN(Uare, to 26.Bnezy 26. Qloco- 28. Kllulof 18. Ioleof- - u........bl. theae roar Jumbl.., (poet.) lL VeJ<ll open I L-:..,.1:.:....:;1=--+-.,.1-.,[....)"' .._,_1 *: ~~ (abbr.) .,. PnpomUaa MEFAL lir ~ ) I I I Mille •••un I (I I I l (Auwera toiiCM'NW) y........,.-. .1.,. ifOR RESERVATIONS . ' I CIGAUTrt; r1 II"W maci>IJIN IIIII ..m., mr ~1110enlt1 . " Cllltlllecl'l I*Ue -----~-:_ _ _ _ _ .... _ or ""-'led . .. · ., ' " . •, I•..W..• YOUIM ltiULL GAMBOL U - -HI ..... <Wdn.A ...... N j.....J IR ru oe.aAI-"IUOD" & "GULLS,. �.. ., • • entint' • WILKES-BARRE, Po. (UPI) - Two petholcJIIISis lesllfled late Monday lhat an IIUICJPIY "could do much" lo substantlale or ~~e~~~le a medical llndl"ll that Mary Jo Kopechne died of responsible tor certlfyl"ll some Or. Gtorgo T. Kalsaa of the 6,000 dNths o yHr, llld lllal Boston Unlvonlty Law-Modi· In ., euloply the reasonably - r lulu;• "could do much to either verify the Impression of Or. Millo aa to. the cause of h or produce evidence lllal drawr~lng . modlllll or completely negates Tho tesllmony ,appeared to his flndl"ll." strengthen the case of MassaLater a second pefhololllst, chusetts authorities petitioning an autopsy on the body at the 28-year-old Washlng'ton secretary who died July 18 In the waters off Chappc!qulddlck Island, Mass .. In an automobile dr iven by Sen. Edward M . Kennedy . Testimony wa s scheduled to resume at 9: 30 today. Earlier Monday Or. Donald " There was water in her bronchia l trachea and her nose and mouth," M ills said. "There was water deep in her chest. There was a charaderlstlc foam in her mouth soch as In drownin g cases." But Dr . Joseph W. Spellman, professor of pathology at the Un iversity of Pennsylvania and chief medi cal ex8mlner for Philadelphia. testified lhaf an external examination alone " frequently falls to disclose Internal Injuries, fradured skull . bruise to the brain. br oken r ibs or ruptured Internal organs. or natur al disease processes.'' Spellman . who said he was Carmel News By the Day Mrs. and Mrs. Doyle Multi and sons, Tom and Ted, of New Philadelphia spent a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Homer Circle. Rev. and Mrs. Richard Young and family of Sidney were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Edson Roush over the weekend. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Follrod and daughter, Kim, of Pomeroy visited Mr. and Mrs . Douglas Circle a recent Saturday night and SWlday. Mrs. Donald Pierce of Athens visited her mother, Mrs. Mary Circle recently. William Carleton, Mrs. EWlie Brinker and Mr. and Mrs. Hayman Barnitz of Pomeroy visited Mr. and Mrs. Cleo Gainer on Pine Creek, W. Va . SIUlday . MEIGS THEA TIE Tonight, October 21 ROMEO & JULIET Technical or 01 i v ia Hussey Leonard Whiting Colorcanoon: Bridge of Brooklyn SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. Wednesday and Thursday October 22- 23 NOT OPEN ._'"'!"'_______. would help verily whelhtr tt11 Washl"llton HCret8ry died by drownl"ll. ' Massachusetts Dlot. Atty. Edmund S. Dlnls presstd hla case further Monday by aubpoe· '·t War Critics, Be Aware Reds • Could Repeat Viet Atrocities I:AitL lltEY IWION - elections that he would make changes In foreign 1nraa1ry i>lvts!OII In .. ·a W...U die-: over the helm of the govern- overturn to the Eaat European ment and ateering 1 course Communist biOI>. toward closer ties with his Whereas Klesinge,.. under nation 's Communist neighbors whom Brandt served as foreign to the East. minister, refused to sign fhe The new Bundestag Clower nuclear nonproliferation treaty, house) was meeting this morning fo make It olllclal with Brandt' s election as chancellor, the tlrsl social Domocral In fho North Atlantic Treaty " I am going to be chancellor Organization (NATO) or In lis not of a defeated Germany but friendship with tho United of o llberoled Germany," Ihe States. campaign . IMI the Cl~rllllan Oemocrals had begun to consider themaelves a "atate party." Chrlallan Oomocrafs aa far back as Adonauer had said the Social Domocrols - e unfit Ia rule. Vlirl'S IN WHEELING Mra. l'luJ Grueser, ··Middleport, vlalted ~or' tile week end In Wheeling, w. Va. with her 11011 IIIII dau&lller.Jn-law, 111r. and Mt~., Elmer John ion, Jr. . recently ' . BY BERTHA PARKER Sabbath School attendance at the Free Methodist Church 011 OcBrandt promised In speeches Iober 12 was I?». Offerinl prior to fhe Sept. 28 Bundes1111 was $211.77. Mrs. Cecil HarriSOD of Piqua spent a couple of weeks with her sister and brother-i n-law, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schaefer and Her brother, Mr. John Stahl. Mr. and Mrs. Mark Stahl of Stockdale called on Mr. and Mrs. Norman Schaefer and John Stahl. Mrs. Georgia Diehl spent a day with her brother and during World ' War II, and Brandt. who lived In exile during the war and worked In antifascist movements. =:. ~~~':'iw.News, No~ tieJmer ,1# Newell and Sheila ~t a CbandlenviUe Oblo · • · weekend In Columbul with Mn. Delm.lt ~ Mr. and Mn . .Jolinl!y Newell and her •t•tet llleea and IIGDS. • '··· TIIOmpaon of ~: Charles Eicbtnse-r of CGimeUivme wme rtciint CGI . umbua apent a few' .llayi 11!8111 1111 tbeBob Bif¥1.-il!M: wllh MriJ. Opal Elelllnpl' 110'Club In ClnciDDI and fandly. . AlexaiiderreturlledhamiGI. Mr. and MriJ, Tbed MOra Tuelda:Y lrc!iii a ~t with vilit.ed recently wilb Mn. her Blater. · i."Mtl!: checking Use the safe, convenient, comfortable way to take care of all of your obligations ... pay by check. OPEN ACHECKING ACCOUNT TODAY• . Art MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ltfllllber Federal Deposit Insurance COIPOI'IIItn .J ..________________ ~~•• Mr. and Mn. Kasper visited her parenls, Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Bahr on Monday. Miss Jean HWlt toured the west three weeks with Mr. andMra.RoserFreckerand Mary Hasbargan. ' Mr. and Mrs. Louise Farley and daughter, Laura, atlended the recent homec1lming at the Flat· woods church. -Glenn• Milhoan lbe Karr Conatrucliall Co. of dor 011 ll..ichT OQdpmont. 0n1T Cbellar II tile low IINI Amerl- J..oundr7 Co. oubblcldor 11 ~ CGI!Inolor mltUd 1 <OIIIjl8llq b14. m IINI -sad 40.1Jed addiiiOII D<lla1d Dlonor, admiDIItratA> Veteran• -'"JIIoopltal. tor of tile hoapltal, Aid tllat· Bldo were _...t Tue._ In the boojlllll board o1 tru-s, tbe hoapltal Clfetorlo wltb ap. lbe boipltal commlulOII and prGiJdmllaiJ llli reprelllllatiVes lbe ~We• Caulley Commluiol>of tbt ltuslness llrms eol8rlng oro 11111 meet Monda~' ,...tq bids, Uii llelp Coual;y Com- tA> diiCUoo alternativu 1111t Inmlnlctilers, lbe IM>II)Iltal com. dudod In tbe bldcllna. After a mla~ ond board oflnlltees,. decision Ia reached 011 wllldl and . , _ lntere- per......, oltematlveo ore tA> be acctplecl 011 halif. and wid ch ore to be c1lacordKart,. Coaotructlon aubmlttad eel, ccntracto for the addltkla a blcl ljf $921,t40 on the · will be awarded, Diener sold. al ecdnct. other !Irma ..._ Low bids IUbmlttad for the mltliD& bldo for the geaeral -oral phases Tueocll,y lalal"""tr~ wore Dcm King, Jack- ed about $699,000. It had~ - ~pll, of Hunting. oltlmaiAld lllat tbelmprl!tomenl ""'• lnd!Pidllplllnlaco, addreso er, IM>II)Illal administrator; Etrl C, Ha.yos, reprellllltlng the Mr. anil Mh. Capehart. . Denzel d. Mra. .George .BroWII, ~-sueste of Mn. Ada Letart, remains a patient at Morris ,.. Sunday were Mr. Holler Holpllal. ! 1>Gnamrioth arcldtectural llrm of Eorl C. lla.yes Asooe. em lbe projeet; Ruosall Brown, hospl1altrullono' secretary, ond. 1 10n • s•op At.'Eihrfilds 8RING IHE CHILDREN ·ro ELeERFELDS TOYLAND . ' ELBER.FELD$ 'N PQIIRQY I . • In& ,.1 tbe waverly Plumb11111 eo., Wanrly, wltb 1 bid fer, Goiollng Co., and Modern Prell Jntert!aiiODal ............. bondltorlllil,. malnder. The - . - . . . . . will not 1111 oft lbebondl, ...... 8Ver. 1bla wiU be done from holl)ll1al rocelpta. The hoaptal pre-oy .... fill bedaln servlee. portmont, a pharmacy, ondotb- :,m::;.:bml~bids 011 Students SDS Bids ;mile~ ~r i.lniD Grant Made •'l'l!al&f•IINI~~t" .. aJ .·;,TheA# . .!! .· $3.!- ~ ~r ~J~ =.:"oo,.,~~'\:: u\if~ •3, Blowing .YOUr stack over sooty, dirty ·heating problems? clalo. 1be addiUm to IINI boapltal 11111 Include 18 seml¢\'ate 1'001111 ond foor private rooms. There will be a baaement for a laundry, Jlllyslcartherlpy cle- WASHINGTON (UPI)- A 11111nst Oonanborll afttr quas- mlttee, but he refused f D were • man described as "the 1 - ol tlonl"lland Indicated no further wer questions othor than fD :4notl,er SS o,{fire ran11ac/wd . BrotltCor,oration and Ber1111 Students tor a Democratic action would be takon. state "I obtained a membership ~ INESVILI..E OIUO VANDALS RAN&CKED Ute So art. Society (SOS) In Columbuo" Worelluo Juno card In SOS" and "I beca1111 • A ' • Tho lfjmeot' Oo. WBI tbe Ill· chan110d his mind Tuesday Committee sourcn llld Don· member by obfalnln!l a card." . _ , Sorflce Qllce bare aa1c1 early todaJ, tboullnda _.....,'-bidder ••s•785 about ltolltylng before a anberg, who won celf·18"11th Comml ttH • - nays IIld -~·r Ideburnlns a1m11ar tA> ,..._ '""' - at .. of ilrltt roeordl. Qllclala . !be Inc nl WBI -011 oleetrleal work. Others congressional commlttoa In- leather bools over blue jeans thoymlghtrelease-yetopo neoat 1131 at Draft llolrd olllce• In Lorain IIIII Akron. COLUMBUS """-Ia!) - A•• servlcea In ....Joetecj areas ol blddlni on electrical work were vesflgatlnll tho II roup's IC· to tho hearlnll, wao "tho 1 - rOC<II'dl"ll of the pollee lntw· > Col. Jaltn IWII>re oflbe Oblo lleed...,artel'l ol tho Solec_.. .,. 'the Appalachian region. Jamoo Electric, Pritchard tlvltles In high schools. of tho SDS In Columbus" Sllf. view with Donanberg. the Son.,lce Qllce, Aid hero tode,y the lllree llres .. _ milliOn grant to help flaince Total eolll ol IINI proJect Ia Electric and tile Wmte Elee- Bernard Oonanborg Invoked Herman Stolle of tho Columbus "Total Foil.,." 111 have .,_, done In -ctly the oame wa,y, Somoboolf made overrun eoota lneonatr\lellonof trle Co Po Do rtm t Identified Stolle seld durl"ll lesl-y 1 foreelbla Olllry," be said, "removed IINI ruoo from tile !be - Holzer Medical Cenllr $19,587,391, wllll 11NJ ApsJaJa• the first and lltfu amondmenls lice pe en norlh ot Gall'_,la has been ·- chlan Coltunlulon grant """ Low btdder on the me1alcase or the Constitution (free speech him as an SOS member from thot SDS efforts to onllll feor>. filial eabln.U, cUnped them OD IINI fioor and used an ln. .,... -· totaling $4. mJUloll, Miller ex- wori< wulille..- Medical In- and prolacllon 111alnst soli-In· pictures authorllllltook during - s ended In "total failure." IIODimlble UQ!dd ID lltart tbe !Ire." prowd by tbe AppalachianS.. plalned. 5 ~lllrlu wltb •17,291. other crimination) when asked about disturbances lest July. "I can see no samblonco of ' Laurie ~h(/ll diref'tion tq{ain glo.-1 CommlsalonlnW••hlrw· Another $2. 2 mllllon will be blda ......, st. Charlea Caao- his connection with SOS. Oonanborll r-"'<!IY admit- success on this proJact," hi of ton. work Co., Geneva Casework Hlsbrlel commenls came dur· led In a pollee lnlenllew on Oct. said. "Perlalnl"ll to high · MIAMI- HlllllUCANE LAURIE L<XJl' SOME Ita punch Albert G. GUes, director o1 provided by tile Blll · Burton Co. , .....,_ Co. Watt1011 1011 tho second day of heari"IIS 3 and later on Oct. 13 to com- schools, there was a daflnlt. and CIII'Vtd all&btll ~ In tho Ol1f ol Me~~co tode,y' aim. the Deputment of Urban Al· Funds and tbe remainder will Co., Bllckman, Inc., ;.,.d Ham. Into SDS activities In Columbus mlttee ln-llllalon his role In anll!lonlsllc lack of lm.r..t on 1111 80 to 80 milo an hclar wln<ll II \he ICIIIbern tip of Florida fairs, and lOth Dlotrl<l Con- ~ funded throollh Issuance ol Utm Co. schoola. Tho lest of tho hear- the ofllanlqtlon and described tho part ol studenll." . . 300 mllea llWIQ'. The Nsllonal Hurricane c - a t Mlgl'OII!mall ~. E. )1111.., ~unlclpal - · · donltlono ~nd Plunprllft Columbuo - a 1"111 WOI scheduled tor today by lis adlvltles In otlempti"ll to Monday, two Col'l"'bus' iiild 11114 the otorm shcWd ltrlko land Thllrsdi.Y, but It"'" aiiiiOIIIICed the ~nt .In' & joint oontlrAied Klllo, Miller oald. bid of $!2 472 ' the House Committee on Imer- solicit support of high school _ . lestltltd SDS ...,._.. ', 'ltlo eariJ Ill tell whore. . - . a t tode,y. The medical 111!111er project ent low blddinswa~ tile oppv. nal Affairs. studlnls In Colum.bul . Uf9ed them to kill pollee, bemli •, '. adfatad by a coOl dQI air IIIUI f!lal rNleed Laurie' a . . . · . was Initialed In an etrorttopro- eJ be rm 011 an Chairman :l::"rd H! lc:hcJlod, He war, scheduled os 1 pollee atllllonoand burn - . • ":111G. fO t!!. IIQlD!lf .. Qf o.Moi:,llill.l the--.. '3!:.-:~l:i:' -lltMtr~~ -~lll~.-~5~~~ ~.;?~· !!:':*~ w•••v~tlilfG~t:t'td,; lln{IQ-Jtliql,. •· · · · " · . - ·· . . .. . "' '... . . . ,. a 23 ·~I lnd $·W who 'hove hid to rely ., two 1m Elaclrlc, ind CIJpltul Bloc- J; #,. . I . 1.. - .4 #n. t ' i i6 -&.eni,Y killed.""' lldf rontinlleM ' "' extandeol.,.., Since IINI overcrowed facUlties for .... trlc. . IU 1U61re SAIGON - u. iJ." HEADQUARTERS TODAY reported 218 . ori81n1J appNYal, 1C!JUtruciiC>l oral fMrO. . Amltek, wltb • bid ol f14,- . '.J . Ytet· Coni and NOrth. Vle~Dtlneae ld1led: In IINI latest I'OIIIIdl coah have risen unverue ol 1bese olcler illcllltioo will be 448• ,., the _...m low bid. WILKES-BARRE, Pa. (UPI) Jud!le Barnard Bromlnskl Tues- In· the two-day hearf"ll. ~ IN!We - 34 oJ. tham ,..., u. S. trOops and ...,_ turned 76 per oquare foot over lnl- cooverled Into l~~q~ • term care Medical oxamlnors from ..,;. Tho flat Boston ocean! ol Sen. day when tho 12-mlnult tope ~ 1alile1 011 tllo· ~ ambu . obel. Nine Alnerlcllll died tlale. atlmatea, GUes oald. unlto, and jddlc heslth celllera. wao played. • aral communities. callad as Edward M. Kennedy broke an • . 31 were Wlllnded In lbe seorea ol ~I IIIII Com1be OVOl'1"*> alsorellectsad- Appalochla funds arenotlnvolvMinutes later, Jostph export wl'-< said ., expactont hush In tho court· 1ii!~Jdll she1l1D& attacks tllat dolttd the eoiiUillllld'l war IIIIP dltlonal eoota reiiWUIW frltm an ed In tile latter project&, GUea Kopechns broke Into lean. His auloply .partormed now could room. ~ 11111 q.t• morning. . . Increase In authorized eqw,p. said. 1 wile sat with her head down, still confirm or clony the rull"ll "I made lmmedlale end . F1Ye llllbtl of BS2 bombets fo1knred up lite flahUal- metrtpurcbaseallllloquarotoot- John W, Raffert.v, Holzer her chin on her bonds: made In July by Or. Donald R. reputed atlempls fD save t11o ra1da wltbln a '-If mile of Ute border Demilitarized aae rnr tho lned\!:11 TaclliQ, Medical Center admlnlotrator, Judlle Bromlnskl now mull Milia, associate madlcol euml· Mary Jo by dlvln11 Into the , zmo, - 1n lbe Cenlrallllatllanda near the ambulh sltM IIIII Giles added. ' old, 'arter 1earn1111 of the apatrong and murky currants. but decide If Mary Jo's body should ner of Dukes County, - · tllo norlh ol llli&UIL The baltle lull tllat bepll m weel\l aao The grant Ia made undor oeo- prow: be taken from Its grave In a thot tho girl's ~ was "o su~ only In lncreasl"ll .- .· ltlll .....tiered In elfect, with Sal. Mike lleniDe1d, D- lion 202, ot the Awlalachlan a.. " Special recognition ahould -rby Larksville, Po., cemete- clear case of drownl"ll." my atate of utter exhlustion lllilt&., ae,ylnc In WuldDgtun tiJat u. s. rorces alreaob' were lionel Devol~ Act, which go tA> ~ pecple In IINI o h I o ry so an autopsy can be and.aJarm," thl voice said. o~~oerY~nc• ¥lrtua1 unllatoral cease.lln. outborlzeo IINI Awlalactdan Be- Vallo111ealthSorvlcea Founda· performed. Ployl"llln the courtroom was . , . • · • gloaal llea1th DomoostraUOII tlon fOI' lbelr lllCJpor! lnholpi!W WASHINGTON (UPII-Oder Edmund S. Dlnls. a Massaa tape of a broadcast Kennedy ·. CfUPj ftalUI dflf'l!rle/1 lo take brirkbatH PJ'CJ11111!11. ' obtain tile grant. The,y worked Americans and veterons llof a chusetts district attorney, had made to n•tlonal radio and The 'Prolram Ia d~ to hanl with us, IIIII Jllllle oever- dose of tho "bitter medicine" . ' COL~ ~ POLICE CRIEF ROBERT BAVS, ''diii!IIJ!IInl. audiences recalling petitioned the Luzerne County, · ~, it the bij~ being thrown" atlbe department, Aid ~ p~vidi llnprovld technlquoo al trips to Washington. We IP- President Nixon promised In his television tho nl11ht of July 18 when his Pa., court for an order \,M1111Uld redro wltbln lbe next few Dllllllha. Ilia 111101111cemtal fO< deUveey of adequate healtll preelato all their efforts." war on Inflation when tho automobile piU"IIed oil a permitting exhumation of Mary .f!iiJOwed lbe earUor ... IIIJIIII,OII ol eiiJ Sarol;y Dlrec:tor Fred. ' admlnlslrollon said It would narrow wooden brldllt Into a Jo'1 body for an autopay. Utcll J, Slmqn, wbo plllll\0 tlllt i l o1 nee. S1. raise Madlcaro charllft and tidal pond on Chappaqulddldc JOHPh Kopec:hne opposed the motiOn, leill"ll tho court In a ·· Eialll olllcen lll'the dopu1ment havebeelllndlc!AidODrod. probably •eto • bill boost 1n Island, Mou . .-1 cbarpli ._ COIIIIPiriCJ 10 allOw 8IIJIII>llnlan~Ualdns pa,yo~ra 0 · ':!' Gla' educetlonal bentflta. He described a futile atlempt low voice, "W. feel now more ~ Joeal Pmblera, He said ldavorable pUdly wu par. ' • Social Security Administrator to rHCue hla passenger, Mlr'f then ever thot wa do not want ·11111 for h1a ret1renie111 pions. ''llelns aceuiM!d !llt!&«L·• T.uesda~v. 2 . 8t Robert Ball told tho HouJe Jo Kopechne, 21; a Washington, an autopsy/' Melp Camt;y commlaaiOIIora ;·. ~ olbelnsa crook had a lot olllearlnsOIIID1 tltou81Jt• 11fle1U .I I Ways and MHns Committee D.C. HCrolary, from her •th. Bromlnskl said he would 111ve Tuesda.Y ~ a reaolutlca •Gr nllrlnr." he Ald. "lbe brldlbato be1ns tbrown at 111" 11 Tuesday tho lA monthly c:hlrll8 Mary Jo's perenls, Joseph 2• hours notice belort he authorlzlns a "Fllllnclal and -~• · llllda It . seem "It wai · ~ ~ It," ha said. JlepreitntaUna of 11 col- Marl- College, Rio G~ tor Modlcare would be raised to ond ~yn Kopochne, sat announced hlo rull"ll· ,· . · · . leatoo or apee1alochoolawlllat. Collop, Ohio IJnlversll)', Ohio "somewhat aver $$" ellactlve ilde by side In the courtroom ol Elghtoen wltnasaas lestlllad Agoney Agreementol~" ~cko!yeiWI~Val·.•<(;11"11 willlw.Pp ttreen unifnmu lnll aCollesolnrormaUOIINiaht stole l!nlvei-oll7, Ohio vane,r July 1. 110' RqiOIIa1 OovelCJIIII*ll Dla. ,: ·i,<9A'I'I'LE, WASH. _ GIRL SCOOT LE~ voted over- ot tile Melco llJgh School Tue.. Collop, MOIIQin State Buol• He said the boost wol trlct, Inc., preoentecl by w.lp ~ Tlleocll,y to keep tbalr famUiar ....,1li!lfotma; clay, Oet 28. . neao Coli- Gallipolis Bull- .-ury. Ia koep poco wHh Coual;y PI'Mec:utor l!erDull . <I' iiJm11o1 ol (1'lllldlhlp •• well knowD •• lbelr cooldeo. The G-nct ~ ~.otratlon neoa Collop, Trl-cauntyV~ soarl"ll cosls. Tho Fultz. , ·~ COIIVIIdlan delepleJ ..ap~n 11 '• propoeaJ fl'om periOIIIIOI or !be ll4eiP ,H 11 h tlonaJ Scllool, Natf-'de Boa,;. c"-rve If PI by 95 per cent of 1be relolutlCitl .. cles!IP!ed Ill ·. ·;·.~ · r' ' .I eontlilue Totem CoullcU t1Jat Ute or . pnl . uUon otu11J Wti111118r Sehoolare Ul'liiW a~ ot ty Academy, tile Ohio Slate Social . Security bentflclarlel ualst In IIIII lnlplemoatlti011 ol to ....,iire ualfolma · , both parents IIIII otud..,Y. ~ SChool or Coamotoi,.Y lllid IINI o- . · D-eboul 19 million federal - l i m O, 1bere lin ~~ .one dt)eaota llpol(e In raoor ;, lbondaniiW IINI ll'MII pf11111'8111 · 11111 lnrorm all ]llr.. 'Na!ionwlde Collep or c o m- ~::.."':7"' relmbursamont nine c:oontlea similar ':' , J, Tha ~conriallana\*"ljiii'Qvedaoblbllnsofllllmber· ·:::~.:::educatklubeo merce. orNixon ~.=·In a 1-r to gnphlcal IIIII IICCIIIIImle beck. 1lltli! pa tA> $Z a )lll' by a VUif .oJ 1,573111 1,24.1. BQ; J 1b Ish will be _, San. Ralptl W. Yarborough, 0III'CJOI1Ida linolved. " " - ol ' I ·~ ..... IIMD .. for era1 , .• ore • 18-.. uI red . ;;,~ ~·· ~ ,., ,...._ . aiiJIIbly at 7:30p.m., followed by Driver nju i~ Tax., chelrrnM of tho s..ate !be autlloriV .. "' footer ' three 30 • IDlliiU _ _.00 In Labor and Wtllare Commltlee, -.~. develiJiliiiOUL J.L--n!..,_ ,..... 1 he woul~ veto a commltt,eThe c:Glllllllosl-• aloo ep. IJ~ wldch ·~- a¥ vIa I* Rt. 681 ColliKion pessad bill boosfl"ll Veterans' -ed tile llll)llcatlan ol llliffit tridliif'-=i::illll:burch ldiOol rep~...,thea of their educational bentfita .., over.,. I;)' &lllneer ~ lilallellll ..., Dlarlla ~; !lira~· _ _, , . cbolca., A coltao hoUr will conOno driver waslnlurecl .ln.., of 46 per nsurtace 2.5 mllea of c-tr 24, lfasen, cllod Tue.. Iii Ma.OO &1111. I ~ lflr- d,llllt tile......... accklont at S!a a. m. TUIIday Ht llld the IIQ of the C-30, from !be Jometk1a ol II tile Holler lilall tlnl-sll;y; ..'· :If' • · llorold ~,pldoneo.....,. · 011 Rf. 33, two and ~ lncr- In the bill would C..t03 to tile l1alcd011 ~ to. tGllowlng II,;. II lie,.., bonia:~ It; ltU ,..-, ~~~· ile~~ ,ld!J~ will mllas 10U111 61 Rt; 611, ln:MiaiQo """'ulre reccnldaratkln" beealed In Sallllluey IIIII S111D1! l)l>:e,n&nHIIIali,IPntenlto · ' 10 lfi•ttato caUIIthoy-."ox~v. .nd lol!nlldP•· Qlld bltllmlaaulllll ' ot the Mta. iltii,111D) ilolr: PfGIIl'llll{o 'are · t:-.·-- thelr~"""ldbelnflellenl· will~ uaed at ~ ~~l"'iMTo 11ld William F. ry." -~91.76. . lilt,lii,Rt. 2, ~. Nixon ur{lld Ina~ apprqval In other banlnell a.,. .... . '·P.!.IIId outofa lido road Into the of hla own pr-.a11or a 13;par Ill IDereaoe IIIII couttt;)' ........ o ~=:": lracfllr. _, lncrelsa. eeo_OD_M~ · .., '··~C!::t.. C. by lrt E. · ~ Ill f100. Billa .._ oio . w,.~y,.... . ifnlctiil for Onll1t , JI'O'jad for J1ll71lld. m •·1 the ' ' cllt~~ , ·'ftl? , ._mil~l RldiUtl ' tho , Kerr, !lab Clark IIIII W. eld :. · Oiara, IIIII Cle1l ._ lba a..,. . B)' tlnltod See The •• Selection Of ToJS For tors ••• Girls Of All Ages 1IIIUid 0011 about flOO,OOO, ao er fllcUitleo. 1&'118N11111, a ll'MII lllbt 011 1be oddlllon bu IIMD In . . IINI project 11111 be fOI'Ulcmnlnl pllllllns ...... for tllo ,.... HIU.a.rton fllndl -'Ill& .. IIJOil, Etrl C, I!O,yoa ol tile lll'<bl· lJI'CIIImlltl1 $200,000 IIIII Ap. - a l llrm OIIPIIId 011 IINI palacbla fllndl lllltallnlproject, of Fortemoutb, hao all lmately $Z17 ,800 al ...... have of IINI blda In ldo posoeollon been srlllled m IINI project, Some ol t i l e - - ...... and will ollldY them. He lo oxpocted 1D moke .....,..__ ed ror tile COIIoinadlon J11'Q1Kt tklao wltbln the next t " o will be provided from - weoko on wtdch bids abouJd holpltal lUnda IIIII IIIII Milia· be accepted by hoopltal olft. Camt;y CommlaaiOIIora will '-" :.::..=Ule~~e~o=.::.~~:o:: :~::...o:..~~:: Columbus r::::· tLg · .,u e "frl-r''wl-~ythecom- ~! ·~· ' ' ... , D . • • . nUM.J.DS'V ecuwlf r p aiD ·• £ul Medi"Cine DIspense • d Agreeqtent Is Signed By County Pl,an ColleD'I_W:! Jn4'onnation h ;.r' Oct• rn:-"'' Sunday wilh Mr. and Mn. '• Norman Scbaefer. Conservationut Will s1neak Here Tuesday r Sandusky'· spent tbe weekend With their parenla, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Karr. Mn. Hannon Fox and Mn. Fran Cline Yillted relatives in Cblllicotbe recently · Mr · ~on Fox wbo II employed tn Maryland and Roy Howell who Ia employed ~~':aa week at Mr f.dward Daney ~ Sw . acruuuner J·.'" • '• '.1. ' ' .'. 'I· -' .. • •• 0.. '' .it'., ea. '*''· •* CGiumbua visited recent! wltb Mr and .._ Harm Y 011 · "'"· Fox. Mr. OHn Rife of ColtDDbua recently vlalted with hil mother, Mrll. Cora Ben, shaw· GIMENO WINS SINGLE$ COLOGNE'; GormMy (UPII -Andres Gl.-.o of Spain dafaated R~ En•r1011 of Auolroll1, .. 3, i'l-17, MOIMiay to win the nion•a ll"lltes IIIII In the Spog• Cup praMtuklnllt tournament. o1 Auafrllla tookKM third"-"i pt- with • 11,;1:1. '-3. •2 lrlumPI! iNar Morly R~ o1 the Unllad Stalft. ~ • IBW WEIIB,.I'UtCIPALII,..._.._ _ _. _,oo 011 the jli'(lpoH4 to.lled addlti0111D Veterans lfemor. Letha Wood. . Mra. Dian8 Sell and 11!1b1 Mr. ,and Mrll. Clarenl:e villted l'lll!f!lltly with ... Mr. and Mn. Ed Brown, Mr. and Mrs . Robert Marion, MiBB PoUy Karr, White vis ited one day recently with her sister Mrs . Wilma Bibbee, at Lancaaler Mr .d M Bl · · · an rs: ame Milh0011 and Elame, Tony and Mikel and Mrs. Glenna Milhoan atlended the bridal shower of Mr. and Mn. Cline Dailey at the IJ1'8llle hall at Rock Springs Saturday evening. . ~. l!'d Mrs . BIU Bahr of Gallipolis and Mr. and Mn. Maynard Bahr motored to Columbus Sunday tA> villi with her da1Jiht.en Ela'e 1' Wilma and Gladys ' I MrM::OOa':r· !lmltb ~ Cbarlel(oll, Mr. aDd ]Ilia. . '/.a., vlllt.ed recently will! Ale!Wider . e~d •'!ntt, Mr. and Mn. Rol8 Clelalld. Milan Yillted ~ ·-· Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Mr.andMn.~,.at lors, beglnnl"ll with Konrad si.Mer-in-law, Mr. and Mra. Ed Russell and Mn. Guy Rllll!eU of Bradbury. Mr. and Mra. Merl Harris and Brenda~ St. AlbaDI, W. Va., and Mr. and Mn. George Harris viaited Sunday witb Mrs. Cora Reuahaw. Mr. and Mn. Vern Story and Jobn of Columbus visited relatives over a recent weekend. Mr. and Mrs . N. E . Schaefer, Gecqia Diehl and Bertha Parker attended tbz Fairfield County Fair. Mr. and Mrs . Wyatt Schaefer, Mt. Vernon, soo Da vld Schaefer, Athena Ohio University , visited ' . a 20-year skein of Olrlstlan Democratic chancel Adenauer, who ruled for 14 . .· ·Mason. Atea with Wlll 1 · Dayton, vlaited 8aturdab:.,~ Mr..and Mn. WEDNESDAY OCTOBER 22 19 -""'* Brandl r010 to the c:hlncollory thro"llh a coalition of his ~~~ .,.._.aile ·pltty .... tho smaller Free OomQCrollc perty which controlled :154 Bundasllll seats In tho Sept. 28 elections compared with 2<12 tor Klesl"ller's Christian Domo- Laurel OifT News Notes Keno Ridge News Notes ' J ; • years foiiOMd by Ludwig 56-year-old former mayor of President Gustav Heinemann Erhard. three years, and West Berlin told friends recent- Monday nlllhl accepted tho Kleslnger, three yean. ly. resignation of Kleslnger, paving Brandl's Soclol Democrats The remark underscored the the way for Brandl fo btcomo complained during the electk»n held a Foreign Ministry Job abd Brandt said he would. No changes were foreseen In cratl. West Germany's membership It ended a certainty. difference between outgoing Chancellor Kurl George Kluln· ger, a Nazi party member who brothers· Korea Va., . vlliit.ed m!!ftar)' polleeman. OVer.l 000 Labels p fo policy, chancellor In 39 yeera. today, with Willy Brandl toklng Including trade and diplomatic ·DetlotM To 1M lnlerel'- Of 17le Meip·AIQIOII Area -:~~~ a ma11th at ~ va,, vllllb'IC ian. Ann!' Private Rice '1 At Lang Xa hamlet, four kllometen from Hue, W bodies were found of clvlltan8 seized by the VIet Cong and North Vietnamese from their reruge In the Redemptorlst Cbureb Eat Hue on Feb. 8 and taken east on a "death march.'' UI On nve pes ~~:l.. were Interred allve with bands bound" In four Addfli:e,~~,. been af. The bodies of Dr. and Mrs. Krallllck, Dr. Dlocber and llxod IE · t ~.ooo envalDr. Altekoesler, members of the Hue Unlverlity medical opes for the annual Chrllimls faculty, were foWld burled In a comm011 grave In a potato uaJ 1110 or tile Melgo CouDt.Y field belllnd the Tu Quang Pagoda. "AU shot." Tuberculosis and llealtll A&aoAt VBD Chi School nine bodies were foUDd In ooe grave claUon by members or llelco on March 10 of "selected local workers . . . Invited to a Courtv So1011 710, Eight and 'poliUcal meeting' by VC." Forty, Altogether around 3,000 bodies have been discovered In Meatl~~g at tbe homo of Mr.; and around Hue. The preUmlnary llndlng, based on the Howard Blrchlleld, Rutland oxfirst 1;ooo bodies recovered, waa lbat almost baH lhe vic' tims were foUDd In condltioos lndlcatlog they bad baen ecuUve aecretaey or tbe Aoaoburied alive. Many were fDWld boUDd .together in groops· clition, to anlst wltll tho la· of 10 lo 15, eyes open, with dirt or cloth ln. their mouths. bell111 wero Mrs. George Hock· Some were clubbed IUICDIIBCIDIII prior to being burled eu, Sr., Mrs. J, M. Thornton. alive. Some were shot, others beheaded. Some were mutl- Mrs. Don Hllllllel, Mrs. GeorKe lated. Others were just burled-alive. Many were just ordl· Mowrey, and Mrs. Ernest Pownary citizens . aU. The "stufiiiW bee" will be It would be inleresllng to lmll" how those who want aJI at llestb u n 1 t e d Methodist U.S. f~s lo leave "right now" (Instead of gradually as .. Church In MlddloportonNov, 8. South V1elnam's troops are strengthened) would race their consciences when Hue waa multipUed many times over in VISIT MHS. HASKINS a North Vlelnamese occupation of the south. , Mra. Nan Moore, Mila MliOne of last year's presidential candidates has proposed dred Hawle,y 11111 Mro Leota we olfer political asylum to those South Vietnamese poU- Hawle,y o1 rt 'vi !lad tical leaders who rear for their Uves. What does he propose &lnde,y wltb Mr '::., ha ~­ to do about the hWldreds of thousands of ordinary men "· :-r• ..... women and children who surely would be doomed to kino at IIMI llou-j· Mlraing and the other milllons who would seek tA> escape? Home atllamden. Brandt Steering Course Toward Bloc Countries r------------------.. / . ~~ ' . . . ' Earl L RUe,y, 1111 ol Mt.lllll fandlles. ~·· 11;arl W, RUe,y, wao u. Mr. ~nd ' Mre. J~mel lllilied Sept. 18 "' tile 2nd Smith ~ ()llabarleltoa( W. ..;·' ly RAY CROMLEY, NEA Washington Correaponde•t BONN (UPI)- A new ora ., .·l. ·Karr Offers Best Bid on Hospital Addition . Rice took shape In West Germany '' , ~MEROY.MIODLEPORT. OHIO >'' WASHINGTON !NEAl The Oct . 15 antiwar prolest. are but a prelude to what is being set up for mid-November. The " pian" has been for October lo be peaceful. The November confrontations are scheduled to be rough. Tbe preliminary meetings held thus· rar have been led by men who believe In violence as the way to get results. As we move deeper Into these months of protest, It will be well to remember again the ancient city of Hue, in central Vielnam, partially occupied by the North Vietnamese and VIet Cong forces In the Tel offensive of 1968. Between March 19 and 'II of that year, relief learns found WI bodies in graves near the tombs of Emperors Tu Due and Dong Khanh. The report reads : "Many vlcUms burled alive here, including groups of 10·15 lied together. Others shot. VicUms Included Father Urbaln, 52, and Father Guy, 48, French priests from the nearby Benedictine Mission at Thien An. Father Urbain was bound hand and foot and buried olive with 10 others. Father Guy was forced to kneel and shot through the head." At Thien Ham, :1JlO bodies were found on March 22. Relief workers saw the bodies of 40 to 50 women among Ule vic· Urns . At Dong Gi hamlet, in lhe Hue area, approllimalely 100 bodies were found in 25 graves discovered by a Ranger battalion during a sweep of the region March 14. "Victims buried alive, standing, covered with sand. Some hands and arms exlendlng from the sand. " At Tay Ho and Dong Gi Tay, seven kilomelers east of Hue, some 75 bodies were discovered in 10 graves. " Bodies found in mass graves scattered in this paddy area between two hamlels. Victims had been shot or clubbed and buried alive." ·• \ man'a view that 1n 1utopay RAY CROMLEY R. Mills. associate medical examiner of Dukes County, Mass .• told the court that Miss Kopechne's death was "a clear case of drowning." '' cine Institute, bllcktd Spell· · · a-. -• · ' • ...,Ill .. bera. ' ' . ' :· •, ,J, ~~ -..:. ' ., ' � 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. 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