https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c14dcd281679e9afa63444e51f4d68e1.pdf 292d7e2bf28160e70691ad186495dd3d PDF Text Text .. ., • • 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, ~~ -..:. ' ., ' �' ., ' ,. ' I,~ ;(:.l ttl. ) Operation 'Sweet... Kill' . · To Eradicate Rats 'lbe government has banned the use of artlllclal sweetgroun~s that ma111lve doaea , of the chemicals caused bledder cancer In rats. Food and drink companies as well as drug manufacturers have been ' caugb't with vast quantities ol the now unusable stuff, both ' In the raw state and In the form ·of soft drinks and dlet , enen called cyclamates on the loads. 'lbe government's right hand seldom knows what lla k!ft hand Is doing, but perbaps here Is one of those serendlpltous opportunities where an action by one federal agency , can be utilized to advantage by another. ,. Congress, after first treating the proposal as a joke, voted :. some months ago to lund a rat eradication program ID the nation's cities. There have been few reports on the progress of the campal~n. Presumably, In tllis particular rat race, too, man is still running a poor second. If cyclama~s cause bladder cancer. ln. laboratory ~ats, it seems logical they would have a s1m1lerly deletenous ellect on urbanized rodents. The Idea at least suggests a way for cyclamate manufacturers and users to recoup " their losses. True, trying to persuade tenement rats to develop a taste for dlet colas and low .calorie bll<'aklast supplements would probably he a highly inefficient and uncertaiD method of . Implementing the will of Congress. But since when has " anyone expected elliciency and certainty from government? Those Cigarette Dangers No kidding. A bill has been introduced in Congress by Rep. James A. Byrne, D-Pa.,which w~uld require cigarette . packages to carry the followmg warnmg: "Tbe smoking of cigarettes is a dangerous fire hazard · \vhich results in hundreds of deaths and many mU11011s of .. dollars in damage each year. You are urged never to smoke in bed or when in a drowsy condltion and to he absolutely certain that each ci,arette, before it is disposed of, is completely extinguished. ' Put that on the package along with the health warning, : the U.S. Surgeon General's latest tar and nicotine report - and, of course, the brand name and there will hardly be .. enough rpom for .another necessary notice: "Caution. Reading the small print on cigarette packages can cause severe eyestrain." ' Voice Like a Bell William Jennings Bryan, Democratic presidential candl· date In 1896, 1900 and 1908, was not called "the sllverIMgUed orator" for nothing. In a Jetter accompanying recent Jtifts of Bryan memorabilia to the University of Arizona Li6rary, William Jennings Bryan Jr. tells of an analysis that was made of some of bls father's recordings years after bls death in 1925. Engineers were astonished to discover that Bryan's voice bad no bass tones whatever, giving it the resonance and carrying power of a clear-toned bell. Indeed, during a speech In Lincoln, Neb., Bryan's voice was said to have been audible to motormen on a streetcar a quarter of a mile away from the fairgrounds. We will not see Bryan's like again, If only because in tllis day of commercially packaged and electronically amplified _ candldates, a man with a voice like that would crack every , transistor In 60 million television sets across the country. ~~~kit: .I$...~9d . ~ox Office ~ · . :. The-KeDned;r·eharlsma endures. · ' ' ' .\ ' · • Variety, the show biz newspapj!i', reports that the New York movie theater outside of which the former Mrs. John F. Kennedy did or did not perform a judo flip on an often· sive photographer upped its week's ticket sales to t35,415 as against the pre-Ja~kie week's take of a mere $12,843. • KJ884 •9832 •"• • A1085 +1 •Je •10853 SOUTH • A Q 10 • Q J 75 U : : North-South vulnerable West Pass Pass North Dble Pa" I UPII-Tho - · !lao no oppllcallon the lriiiCIIIM of the Plloll, but Prnldenl ",li~: .Mid Tutldey M pj to shlff the club reault In I t111u1 to act on the matter on notlco. a~e~:~s. ·'~' cam• fi; -.'Merd rtperlo SNtlle "sllullllon" from ,...,loti- who to k~~p' the club and the ·]lilllmint ownerohlp hoadod by Dlllay Mid ho tb "oet out." ,__, lhal Mlo tr.t Soatb.. 1• Pua PUI 3 N.T. Pa• Opening lead-• 6 In "How to Play a Better Game of Brlcke," Reese and Dormer descilbe the avoid· aace play as an atb!mpt to avoid an untime.ly blow from an opponent's high card. South takes East's king of spades with the ace and sees that he has a cinch for nine tricks if he can score four diamond tricks. It lJ up to him to attack dlamonds and the careless player does so immediately. He leads a d1amond toward dummy, East's ace collects one of dummy's h011ors and a spade return sets up three spade tricks for East. This doesn't worry our careless declarer. He lays down his queen of dlamonds and sees West dlscard a low heart. All of a sudden, summer has t u r n e d to winter. South Is not going to collect four dlamond qlcks and he isn't going to make his contract. Could Soulll have avoided tllis debacle by altac!'J.!f hearts Instead of diamonds. No. He only holds a fourcard heart suit and can only develop three heart tricks. The avoidance play was there to save him. He should simply enter dummy at trick two and lead d i a m o n d s toward his own hand. Should West hold the ace of dla· monds, he would win but a spade lead from West would not worry South at all. East does hold the diam011d ace. If he rises, South has four diam011d tricks, since the ace hasn't gobbled up an honor. Should he duck, South abandons diamonds and s e Is up three heart tricks ;With that one dlamoJI!l trick In fhe bank. ·· (Nw1poper fllltttP'- Antt.} Z1 tract" with eu.,..~ ~·-"'· Veps, to PlY 111m ·''U' Iona . aa he ean alna" '"' Felia, at the- table In "Z1't .,Died ...._, an over Alan·Kia& dlm't IJIIOiOCbe. ·10 Allll followed hlm to lhi door IIIII !lilt hill oft TV ' \'bloed -.uWiatkln to ftabl violence .. .., 'fomniJ' Aaee '11&1 the Series hero but ""'d hava p1 the hom or the to II 8 111101 <11 Tony ~ for bls rldlculoul between • lnnlns& ' lntentew with Mitzi. Go.Ynor .... Barrister Arthur Stryker'• 2\!l.,year • old. l!l'llldilaill!hler . was pen a t1ny pocketbook 111111 aaked If ahe wonted III\Yihlnc to IJl In II .... The Uke, a Mildern Mill lodled, replied, "Credit cards." .... Morv Grlf. lin has Rose 1<enne<11 for a mldnl&llt TV chst .... Great lady. Merv and Artlalr Treacher aod their wives sst · next to us 111 ..21 ,. and Merv asked us If we'd -ced an llll'fOVement In his new ne-k show .... We a llteJII>ed-"11 lapse In clean materW and In mUd outnge Merv turned to Arthur Trescher 111111 asked If he didn't think we we- ~· The •• ... -~ .... old truth-BII)'er almply aald, "Nol'' .... Merv asked us to specify aod we said there were too lllany to list under s u c b glamorous c~e circumstances. But: let's take Merv's lnterviews with such as Heather MacRae ......... or Sbella d • -·~r , an Gordon MaeRae, now a member or the cast or the Bdwy, trash • 'Hair" who strips n a k e d nl&lltly In the · purlilllt of no dwbt art aod exprellion .... Merv Is a ahrewdle wflo kllowa where his Interviews will ner and uaes little subtlet;y In dlreeling them into his blue per. loci .... The MacRae lass, or slender talent If any, does and did admit - In fact, boasted to Merv - thst abe Is living with 8 boy friend aod lan't espedally Interested In marrlage bonds and ld be - · · • WOU -w IPwood shortly.there to eontlnue her houlllhold ~ -. •••• Ali, of course, boa.sttuJ. ly admitted, and Into the bar. gain abe went Into a defenae or -ced -cas • vessels. •• Therrnographs project a ; map of the hot spots in an " area and thus reveal cancer ~ or infJammatm·y diseases in ~ which the deviation from the • temperature of the surround· i lng tissue is too slight to be i appreciated by touch alone. • AD artlfreial arm that can be : controlled by signals from : the brain has been perfected. • Although It weighs only two : poundsdt can hold a weight • of 50 pounds and lilt one of : 10 pounds. ; Taking a tip from ·the Hov. ii ercraft, which maintains its ~ Dear llel011: Whf does the 110rld ridicule a woman wllo married &'man Y""-r than abe, ·1lllfle If an older man pleks a )'OUDg chick, he's <.'lllsldered !Pte t h e blade? I have been hai\11111 married for Z7 1eara to a man 12 ,_, )'0111181lr. He was 21, I waa 33 we Wed, IIIII "" w e II t lllroullll some rouali tlmea lr7Inc' to ilnore the barbl IIIII Inaueodos. Yet had be been 33 OQd 121, llllt one eyebrow - d have been raised! Thill II ldlalle when you <.'lllsldei' lllat 110111en live looger than mea, qe more slowly, and really eome into their prime when they ate over 30. I've reed lhalllltllllart &<line dolmhlll by qe Z5. The I&AlY next door II DIU• rled to a man )'IIUIIIIIIr tliiD her dsu&llter. I don't tblnlqlllll. or IIIIo or I look older than husbands, aitbougll. we ·IIIYer \II about j)llr l p l• · lon't It time · we call aslcln another one of those fa).. "nile•" - that the maa lboUfd be older thantholiOminbemarrleo'l Or anyway, IIOI)'GWIIIIOr? .., _ lebor repre•entatlve John GaMrln gaYI 1 progrns raport on nagofloflons wilt! players their ~~ domands for cha"tJft In the player-menage. ment egr'ftm~~•t. Gaherln was authorized to Laqe 30 Size BLUE ANGEL FOOD CAKE . BROUGHTON BUnERMILI WITH tHIS COUPON COUPON lUGAR 5 .I~. ~.. . 37~ Bruins (II-G) before a capacity crowd of 90,000 In Stanford Stadium. The fndlans have sullered two bitter defeats Ibis seas011 by the barest of margillS-11 one-point loss to powerful Purdue and a two-point setback at the han~s of the Sou!Jiem Calllorn!• stalwarts! They will put 11 aU together this weak as they trim the Bruins, 24:1»-har·rumph! Elsewhere around the nati011, Ohio State will coast against Illinois as they win by a 27-10 count! Penn State who beat our upaet speciai last week by scoring 15 points in tha fourth quarter to edge Syracuse, 15-14, will bounce back a g a In 1 t Ohio University. I predict the EXPIRES SAT. OCT; 25, 1969 LIMIT ONE .PER CUSTOMER · Limit I per· family with coupon •·. ' NEW VNIFpRYs are dl..,ed by the ' Southem llbh Se- cheerleaders at Racine. Jlalt, 1 to r, are Jill IBII, lloma Cross, J-lluglles, and (mldiU,), Debbie Norris, IIIII In , llaek, · Mro. Ccmee Alldrews, laculf¥ advlaor; Trully Meal~ Rita Salaer 111111 ~. The elilllh membir of the II'OUP not present Is Mlcktlf Wolfe, The cheer;, .•1 '1111 eGIJ8 plaoed lltlh 11D11111 25 partlelpetlng 11!11W1a at Camp Vall&¥ VIsta at Baln- BONUS BUY !""' ~~ •.,..... •••....•• 11~~ 89c smoking, a lot or "Hair" Is all about, Merv lnterpoalng the no dod>t ax- 1. •.u Til~ ·FLPRIDA ; '·' .ft.. . ...tnl Dltlrlct Jllulor ..,.._,IllY- o r 't moderuaadperU-. delicate can paddliftg. be lllld Is discussed Cill TV.-.. newspapers, magaziDea, on radio, In homes- butli4tfortbelr . llllllow trivialities, t:ryluc to perk up a COIIVetaeUoo wflh a ~ of limited: lltll and axporle~~ee wllo ~'t. bold attendon axcept In sucll. aballow shock-<~reaa. . ," Merv proclaims, a ,Wifle Ill· ...sly, he doe.lll't:ialk with What c:ounts Ia: Are ,roufrlmds his 1111e•ts bolon hislh\!wa "" as well as Ioven. - YOUNG ... the air: lnie .... JlUt ~ SIXTY are andlesiiJ prabedbtiQ 14!"D- 60: eral ''talent~p· You're so rl&llt. I two peo. then deliver their liots.t!lo;ile.. pie care OIIOUih, · 11(111 llbouldn't --~~·~their matier. The key to bapplnela truh.Jn-deplb, 10 - ~ • . here Is lllat each 111181 be ab- side of eaeb dlrt,y IIIUil~~ IIQ]utel,y .U.... or the oCher's will live hlm the .tlo cln love - so 111re, ld tact, 111at pontomlmed "takes" IIIJ''thOse wblopen" becoine a 1!1111 he Is ahockad or Ia ill prlvato Joke between them. ~ -!II• TV tlJM 1L II " theJ8~:1!"':~!: ...... lll'ltllll the Thla c:olumn It dedi..W to ~~~ fam11,y llvfnl. 110 If yoi!•~ baY· ...... talent • coordlnat.d !»- . IDe kid. trGUble or Just plain 1811l'eh to Intone lnaollill Jokl• l trouble, let llel• Help . YOU! aoo op1n1Cill• or the Prelidlal; !lhe will oliO wei -.a your own , . _ - II\YIIl8 -~~'. anlllins axport-1 • Addrell ~ ~IIV f'aodldeb! Jo1111 1 . Helen Bolte! In eare or t b I 1 111· · W.:~l:t -•paper. ~Tt.lntalae]J r'l'V-k•_n 1 "';.l, ~ other Dl&bt to =· 'l,-. J~ot 11111t tople Hllll Scllool ~ ... IJJ 011 tll8lr - tlo clita. Jluld--, .,_,, I tlo r; are 1lan7 Ervlu, John Salser, Charles Kall]htlng, 'l'helll, Mire Wollldnlll,y, James Ferrell; beck .-, Cooeb Duane Wolfe, Mitch V~ Otd, Boll ~ Normlll Curfman. RandY Forbea, Dave Wolfe, and B11rry Guard Lost For Season • ·• .CI!*tl¥ Wlill, aetlvlll rholr'a ...~~E~i: at ·{J,i ·aame Those who ,,.., m,. the CBS IIIII Ill!• Mount lliotl, 1111 Jqll~, !Diijeh CGnnot be 1110vld, but ~Ktn;r~;~~;~. obmr f01' e11ff.P~a.l,.. ec ~ are. 125:1. .·.• ' "' . j The man who irusta me11· will mate f011',r mtatatea than be who illsttuslli tbem. ~ount Camillct Benso dl Cavour, ltallali statesman. llltllta, of hla fl&l1tera. ·., ~ ,daaib follows liard- a by~· two-·· -- --. ~ ) Tltfl'S . ' . liD- Ka-• ·, •.. • '.' ) an games. L ale T 0 d,ay 1 I 0 0 1.oof o 1.000 1¥.. 0 1 1 2 1.000 •667 .600 .333 3 .000 1¥.. 2 2\!1 3 4 West Atlents Sin DleiJl ~ 2 1 Pet. GB 0 1Jll!.O 1 .500 ~ 1 2 .333 I'> Wake Foreat 4%, N1. Core- CblCIIIJI 1 2 .333 111 ·nna • loa ~81 I 2 .333 1\!1 N.C. State ~ Duke 8 Sall Fran. 0 1 .000 1~ Oblo State ~. DIIIIOh II Seatlle o 4 .000 3 Waahlllstoa 13, 0re1011 II Tuesciay•a Resulta Ore1011 St. lS, Ulall I Los Ang 142 Bait 137 OT Penn State !1, Obla U. I Prboeeton !5, PeDIIaylvula New York 140 ~ '11& %II Detroit 98 Boston 97 Pardue 38, Nortlnrelllem 11 (Only 1!111110& •~eel) Rut1era 47, Columbia 7 Wednesclay's Gomes So. CaroUna a, Maryland 11 los Angeles at ClncimaU Southern Cal. 1!8, GMrgla Sen Francisco at Atlanta Tecll 1• · Mll""ukee at Son Dleao Rlebmond II, So. Milo 3 Phoenix at Plilladelphla SMU %1, Tens Tecll %II (Only games seheclllecl) Staaford %4, UCLA Z11 Texas 4tl, Rice "it Texas A&M II, Baylor I ABA srANDINGS Toledo 33, Kent State 13 ~ United PNsslnternational Noire Dame 3S, Talane 8 East Clneluati Z3, Taloa %1 GB Memphis St. It, Ulall Slate Caroltns W· L. Pet. 14 1 0 1.000 Brlpamp Youn1 %1, UTex EJ lndiPitla...r&ll I 0 1.000 aso 12 ana 1 I .500 CaHfornta n, Waab. SWe 12 Miami I 1 .500 ¥.. Weatern MI... 45, Manllall 0 Kentucl<y I 1 .500 ¥.. Weat Va. !3, Plltlbllrp I Now York 0 2 .OOO 1,L Wm. & Mary 14, VMJ 13 West ..., Indlana n, Wlscoulal7 Wdj~':c,lnl 3S, San J - St. 1 Dallas W. L. Pet. GB V va 33, Xavier 18 3 1 .750 Yale_31, CorneD 11 Los Angeles 3 I .750 Washington 1 1 .500 1 Portomouth Eaot 22 New Orleans 1 3 .250 2 Now Boston 12 Denver o 2 .000 z Limo 34 Portsmouth 6 Tuesclay'o Result. Ironton St. Joe 12 Kentucl<y 127 Waah 115 Cool Gro•• 8 Dallas 120 DODVOr 108 Athens U Ironton 6 Los An& 119 New Orleons 99 Logan 22 Galllpolio 3) (Only games SehecJulecl) Mol go 44 Wolloton 8 Wednesciay's Games Joekoon 62 Nolo-York 0 Denver at Indiana Spencer 22 Wohamo 6 Washington vs. Carolina Pl. Ploaoont 28 Ripley 6 Aloxond .. U Soulhorn 0 At Charlolte, N, C. Hannan Trace 6 · Los Angeles at Miami North Gallio 0 (Only games acheclldecl) Kyger Crook 32 Hannan 14 Eo stern oiO Soulhwestern 0 College . . ' ,., .,. u---- .. are a1 - ....,, W, Va., 1_, . KANSAS CITY, 1r6. (l1PI).... L, Pet. GB W, L. North Gallla wiU be ~ aod Coach Bob Ashley's South. lla last SV AC garne at Haman em Local Tornadoes (2-5.0) Trace. The Pirates of Coaeh are at Alexander. Mel 2 ~ Rating~ ·~·v The Nattonal.CGilfi!MIMMitk Auoclatlon (NCAA) c-tl'a ...... laD ~ <~- .... tada1 IIIII a!1Y action ta1<te tv Ill lnfl'a~ -...1ttee wu OJPectad to be ~-.aced It a 8 p.m. fl:D'n_............ TM counctliiDIIOIIIIeed Tuuday the adelllion or two ,...,_u -la:amoa f.., ...Uopdlvlslon 01) members- the -lltr of ha ...u t ere dlvlalollmmbar~ and r__. m the NCAA'a suceea1ful IIIIDIIIOr )'DOIIh&ram. ·The two bowl - · won otter Amoa .U..O Stasi IIIII Kn.U lloc:kso, of the most ptjlllciHd "'"'belJ -ches In the 100.7- blofllr7 of tho IIPOI't. The t ..118111'al pmea were oat for IIIIa ,...., os cl- as pooslble to the ThanksfliYlna weekeod. The NCAA aa1d the Rockne Bowl would delermlna ...,..._ macy amcxw Ealltenl taama and the Stag Bowl wou1c1 c1n the ssme for Western elubt. The Natlmal Youth Soamner named ~s Program, conducted r... y...,.. approximately 43,000 sters In poverty .... of 28 states was a eql]ete IU.ec:eea. beth IIIBIIclally andlnltspts, the council reported. In other . action, lhi -NCAA said st. llcqventure and Pan American beth were remcned from a OIIO?'ear prdlatkln ID basketball lllld &1111DU11eed the ol three new Accepted aa an alllllats member was the United States btarcolltglate acceptance members. Lscrosse Auoctauon while the Unlwrslly of PIUsbuqh at' Jolmstown. PL, and Chrlltlu Brothers of llerq)hll, Tem., were accepted as assoctate members. Chii<OX Call Up Seven To Majors CIDCAGO (U~ - The Cbf. C8llll White sa. tada1 called up sev... l)lQWa to the ma. C,-.Jm~ NEW YORK (UPI)-The aent two- to 'lllclllll.: ,· United Press lnternollonal top Called up to the Sill lJ'OID 20 small collage football tums with flrsf place votes and wonlost-tled record In parenlheset (11 flh week l . Tum Points I. No. D.sk. St. (24) (1 -0) 327 2. Texas A&l (S-0) 280 J. Montana (2) (6-0) 2-18 4. Troy Sl. (I) (5-0.1) 162 5. Humboldt St. (S-Ol 160 6. Ark. St. Ill (J-1) 139 7. Alcorn A&M (I) (4-0) 130 S. Dlllawore (2) 1•1) · 107 9_ N.M. Hllnds (4-0-1) 65 10. lnd. (Pa.) (1) 15-0) 52 11 . Abilene Chrlof. (5-0) ~ 12. East Tenn. st. (6-0) 42 IJ. Akron (5-ll 23 1~. (Tie) Colo. St. Coil. (I) (5O) TuCIIOII were pitchers Rlebard Moloney aod Steve ~Ill. · catcher Art Kuanyer, lnllelcJ. ers Rich McKinnoiY and James Redmon. Veterans Gary Bell a n d Woodl e Held were glv'"' uncondltional releases, IIIII rellef pitcher Dan Oalniild IIIII out. flalder Jose Ortiz - . aa. ......,. to Tucsoo. The Seven Cliles of Clbola sought by Spanish conquJsta. dora was in the lend of lbe Zuni lndlans in what Is New Mexico. 20 20 17 16 ANTHONY Pl•llllti.....eating . (Tiel Lnolr Ryne (I) (5.0) Louisiana Tech 17. ldano St. (J.2) 18. Tampa 11 19. Mo.-Rolla (I) (5-0) 10 Your Dapondollle 20. Florida A&M (3-0) 1 DHier.Far Others receiving voles: Porf. la~d St., Sacramento St., Wilkes, Adams St. Tenneuea AND A&l, JohniOfl C, Smith, Whlfo. wotor St., Southwest Oklahoma St.. Concordia, Olllo Weslo•en • ' , . _ WY 2-2550 Bok!wln-Wolloce,WnfemCoro· llna, Pacific Lutheran. . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. 16. PLUMBING HEATING H& R FIR E ~~{;111tifr TREAD· 775114 Or S.elltr - ·- •' . YOU ~~~~ 9YERCilA.D? ...GULAI GAS ' . . . ·I~ Detrol.t ClnelnnaU SVAC STANDINGS Carler are ' 2..2..0 In the sv AC ONLY SVAC and 2-5..0 In all pmes. W L T p OP Coach Noel Heister's Hannan TEAM Kyger Creek 4 0 0 140 36 Trac:e WUdcats are 1..2..0 In 2 1 0 96 36 the SV AC and 2-1..0 In a I I Eastern pmes , North Gallla 2 2 0 78 56 other SVAC ~CJ~ads In ac. Southern ' . 2 2 0 56 68 Uon are Coach Howle loe Mil. llannan Trace 1 2 0 50 88 ler'• Kyger Creek Bobcats (6- Southwestern 0 4 0 22 168 Totals ll 11 0 442 442 ALL GAMES FIG!fl' RESULTS TEAM W L T P OP ~ United Press International Kyger Creek 6 1 0 23t 91 AI Weill. 76. MIAMI BEACH (UPI)- Char. Eastern 3 3 1 148 86 lie Ellis, 157, Loulsvliie, o a t. Hannon Trace 2 4 0 112 169 Fonner Fight pointed EnriCJIO Paz, 154, Puer. North Gallla 2 5 0 144 196 to Rico (10). Sanches Roaa, Southern 2 5 0 100 200 Manager Dies 159\!1, Santo Domln&o, Blqiped Southwestern 0 50 28 216 JIIIIID)' Wtlllams, 157, Miami LAST WEEK'S RESULTS: MIAMI (UPJ) - AI WoW, (2), Kyger Creek 60 Alexander 14 wllo made his reputatloo as a HOULI;.RECALLED llaman Traee36Soulhwestem8 matchmaker I or Mac1t.. MONTREAL !UPil-Ro]een Federal Hocking sz North Gal. ..... _ "·-~ and later used 11a......,v --• ltoule, a rookie loft wing, will the knowledga he picked up to bo In uniform for lila Montreel Mlller·20 Eastern 8 ldllllal8 Rocl\Y Mardano to the Canadiellt against ltlo St. Louis Glouster 48 Southern 1f h~ title, died Mlludoy Blues Wednesday night alter THJS WEEK'S GAMES: nl&llt ID.a state hospital_,. a being ricalled from the Mon· Kyger Creek at Haman, W. illaa tlbless. floNI Voyageuro of ltle AmerlVa. The 76.,year-dd WoW Ia sur. can Hockey League. lfoulo will Eastern at SouUiwostern vlved tv his wife, SoiUa, a - . 1111 In lor Injured John North GalUa at llaman Trac:e claushter IIIII IJI'IIIdcblldrell. :Foro.-.. Southern at Alaxander The burial Is to be Tharedojl In Miami. He was the - · · off110rld chaqiiODa during b~ 1 colorllil .............featherwal&ht Archlbald, lilhtwellllltLou ~... ""ltarwelllhl Mlrt,y 11om lllld llarelaiio - IIIII bit lllrinrd obUIQ" Ill llick Ojlp)q.. a. wao n8)101111ble for the 1 Balttmon Slated ThiA Week two 1 Ill. a W, 5. fldlade]jida 2 Milwaukee 2 New York " -'•, Divulge All . But which delayed the -lng of training com~ last y-. 0~. State %4, Nellt'aalta IJ Amoa B. Hoople . Nltlany. Lions will top the Bobcats 21-8 ' · Southern Catifomia an d Notre Dame will come oft their thrilling lt-14 stal~W to score easy vlctorlea - r Tulane and Georgi~ Tech The irish will prevail $-8. while the Trojans rack up 211-14 VIctory. Texas (W), the class of the Southwest Conference, will thumr the visiting Rice Owls (1-3 by a 40-10 score. Now go on with the foreeast. Air F-e 31, Colo. St. u. zo Arllona !5, New Meslco 18 Arbuas 4%, Wlelllta St. 7 Bottoa Col. zz, Army e Miami (0.) 17 Bowlillg Green e ' Florida U, V•nderblll 7 Florida St. 1!8, Mils. State S Geerlla 13, Kentaelly 7 Dartmoalh zz, Harvard %1 Mlsllulppl30, Houaton 1!8 Midi. SWe 41, Iowa 7 n, Iowa State 14 AlllllrD U, LSU %1 Mlellltu %1, Mbute10ta 8 Vlrlbda 1!8, Navy !it '- ~. Two Southern Vallllf Athlet. le Conference games are on lap Ibis week. Eastern of Meigs Count;y Is at Southwestern and North Gallfa Is at H a n n a n Trace. Coach Billy Klnealcl'. East. em Eagles are aecood In tile SVAC with a 2.1 record aoo are 3-3-1 In an games, T h e Southwestern lllsblanders or Coach Gary Billig are still looking for their first win, o. 4 In SVAC games lllld 0..1 In NEW>CROP .. r--: •., . ?': '. b_.., more effec.tlve i/ pre. ceded by a little ju4lcloua ly MAIOI AMOS I. HOc:iPLE 1 ~ Unlled Prelalltematlonal r•ulted In e players' strike · In Auburn' vs. Louisiana Tussle lh:;ee~~e~t!'l':.ett:':~%t.: . DOMINO Gaherln lndlcatod doubt ""'' the current nagotlellons - • "In the 11mo climate" wlllch ZOO'S WHO--Major Peg~ Tigers over Tigers Famous Flanker Egad, friends, your favor· it.! correspondent haa not one but two startling predlctlons for you this weak. The Hoople cry 1 Ia I ball sees two more undefeated powers-LSU and UCLAfalllng from the ranks of the elite. We look for Ralph Jordan's Auburn Tigers (t-1) to scratch and claw their way to a 34-27 t r i u m ph over Chuck ~Clendon's Louis!ana State F. I g h II n g Tigers (5-G) at Tiger Stadlum ID Baton Rouge. Jove! There are going to be a lot oi tigers on tile loose Saturday afiernoon-heh-beh! On the West Coa t th Stan! s' e ord Indians (3-2) will •' • • RULES WE LIVE BY SOMETIMES WRONG - d .como up et that limo. Tho Amorlcan t.eag.,. Millon camo alter o ]oint meotlng of both major IHgun ot which 'Cottage Ch1111 a, lust Mllwaukoe. A!lproval to shlff the INm would be roqulred from nine ownoro. Cronin, howevw, Mid lhal 10 far a• the IHI"* Is concerned "rlgllt now," Soettle remalna In the clrcuiiMd a 1970 ocbecluled hos - . prepared Including SMilie. Le•gue repr...ntetlvea, chiefly buolness managers and marijuana Biomedical Engineer Vital in Health Team 'lbese are a few of the frulb of b omedical engi- !''"• Fairmont Q-The biddinc hu been: West North !ut South presslve comment of "Ahl" THE DDCTDR BAYS P... 1t ' 1t Pass When Monti Rock 'the 12th eblmed In with the stop • press Pass Pass ? 3+ revelation that he used ••acid.•• You, South, hold: Morv again added ellller "Ahl" 6K811 +KQ6 •nu or "Ah'l" .... Anthropologist What do you do now? · Marpret Mead th'"' aniWered A-Bid 1kreo 1bla Ia Merv'a query about• man:tal!ll oa alt·p- llld. You have being oo Its wo,y out with a ladleatod a mlnl.am bud by WAYNE G. IRANDSTADT, M.D. your previous ..... 'l'bll olioM stou~ muscuJa.r ''Yea." ··••· yoor partner to tr7 tlaree Da- Morv again contrl...t.d to the with • falr band ........ " The time wben one man Wt through a downward jet lnunp tlptilted controver&¥ wilb (IIIII With 1 very rood oae. • could em brae e the entire of air, a lloverbed bas been "" do not wish to mi!ICIIOie field of medical practice is developed. Its . upward jet 1111 Ah?t' or .,Ahl" 1r long past. One of the latest will support a badly burned Privation, 196ktyle: Get- him)Merveither sortoual,y thlaks he 11 " and most important mem- patient and keep 1lim air· lug through Thankaglvlng llllt wallowing In slllllti.Y ,.. ben to jolu tt.e bealth team b or n e for 2t hours. This Day somehow, with the teliY lJ lbe biomedical englueer. treatment allows the burned on the fritz and no cbance tors In hia eoootaat aod Ia. Tbla lfle"i•lty got a tremen· area to dry quickly without to see the football turkeys. 81- lnvtoiOI! of aex I o r doua boost from the lleedl of surgical d r e s s In gs, mini• - · sake, CGIIVI!Ioed our. utronauta. Without biG- mizes the danger oflufectlon l!eas'o11ing IDith o DOIIIiq Is 'Wl'OIIg with aex; medkal eng In ee r In g re- and reduces tile loss of body Mtq1htr/ lcid U aiiDOJI'I Is there .... Dlocusal001 or sax. search, lbeir feats ID space ftulds. could not have been accompllahed. Feats closer to earth have been e q u ally impressive. '!bey include the artificial ~. heart-lung machine, radloiSotope s c a n n in g de· vlcea, the iron lung, artlflctal • heart valves aDd cardiac : pacemakers. More recenpy1 • a ~bnlque has been wor1100 · : out ·whereby a computer can • pick up tile electrical lm· : pulses of the heart and Inter; pret them within a few sec.. onda wJth amazing_accuracy. ~ This may ID time replace ~ tha conventional electrocar· : dlograph. ; A new ultrasound device ~ can produce brlgbt images , of pulsating blood vessels. structures that do not usually : abow up 011 an X-ray film. ~ This will he a valuable aid to " dlagnoslB. A new "scalpel" ~ does its cutting by meana of • a jet of argon only ; 117,000th of an inch In dlam· ; eter and h otter than the • aun's corona. With lt • our: eeons can operate on 1mghly • vascular areas without draw~ ing any blood, because the • Intense heat vaportzes Ill· : sues and seals off the blood of the lronchiM could be . . - !raveling Merelarles. will m"' proceod of "full .,....,, to · to 1.,...11 In ol- Dllllao· In Clllcago Oct. 29 lor further CCIIIC;Iude nogotlotlona and Mid atandlng or where we ere/' Gaberln Mid. "Alwayo soma FQf't WMitl or Mllwauk", 11 action on the - l o , Cronin he probobly would meot wilt! IHt"* approve! could ba Mid. Ho did not kMW how mony plaYti't' lpoknman Morvin polnll are uoler ltlan - · and several of them could take oblolned, (>no _.-01 Mid thai ownen "'"''d ba prnont ond Mlllor Wed-y, quill 1 period of to sonflmMI In tne IHgue wtos 10- would not docI.,. the! action on "Wo have a comploto under- Mille." 2 In favor of moving the club to tranolorrlng tho franchise NCAA 'Will·· . ~rn& SCORES ' NEW YORK - 'l'aQJ BoBnett llped ·a "Ufllllpe ..,... .K8532 . - ' BY JACK O'BllJAN BAST (D) .JBH I •. ' •' .AQ72 WEST ,,. J · ers ··:0.~ 2·: Favor Moving .Pilots . ~· 'J)~Wa.f ';!:: .. Ml~~P:no~, ?-, O.:L 2(2,, ll9~ , ;r.l • , OswiiN & )Cun.i ~acobr ' 'I " I lvoida~~~~- Jr~iti!! AwaitS in ~ings •' alo.,ia e ' . ., ,. . . >, ,. , . 125114-26.11 . . 8$5114-21.11 �•,' ' I - ! ' ..•,.,.,. ~ ' ' .,. . ·:~~· ,, ' . ~ ... ' • 1 ..Rookies K:ey 1» Bro.w nl ' ._~ .. ~i NEW YORK (UPI)- Three ' '2l..yiar-old rooldea andatrlool ''at~~er "YOUIWI11ora" hi"' played ·. 'kiiY f<liee tn tho Cleveland L llrooma' 11100011 this year -to ;-:the 111111rlat of just about ,,.VOQoOe nc111t Coach Blantoo .,;Collier. The rooldeo are right corner· back Walt Sunmor and tialtt end ~ Glaaa, bolb from .Florida State, and llfecy Fred :Bummer• trcm Woke Foreat. 'Somner haa cortrlbuled a 48~ touchd01m run with an .i ntercopttoo ·to a Cleveland 'fietory while Glass and sum'm ers have IIUed In -b!J' for l!Qured veterans. Colllor, "an Ullllo,..Jb h.ll h number Cor a taom l.llh a wtnnl,. record thnJoolh tho year a. They won lholr 11PQta at .,..._, and ha"' been ln~llable ao Car." Also aiding In the Cleveland youth movement ha"' been ,.... Grijliv~n • ' '<• ' ,, Jolin 'IIIDarle and Lo_18u1o aloo 1ohpw diat,' elshtuMI.ear Jalm . ~ 7- wktonceiYVClar)ocatllllil IWO-Y~ ,PI'INI frcm LSU, and · 11!1•, · oa~ IO!dJOioilll tackle q,ahaw, a th,.... PlltiHs ' ·UU HI lOR and · that Y- pro tt.ITriDIQ'In,._., . ave.~ 'Nt Nl~ Howell hide At the ,.._ Jline Coll!~r · tho loque with ave ~mer...,. polllled out illlt fllul'ei ...Pr.- t10111. ' pared by the Natlcnl Foodlall ' The Dallas Collbo1a I-.e! In 'lx Plltobur&h Pirates, aeeldng W rcobur9 21·poln11eadfollawlng thelatosl balloting by UPI's l!oerd of Otis Expecting To r Coechos. Fron!.runnlng Canton McKin· ley kop1 Its leod for lilt fifth straight- In Oau AA di· vision. The margin was 80 POints over u_. Arlington COLUMBUS, Ohio (UP0- record. wnlch Is -lng Its third Indestructible Jim otis is Betl8t Than Pros straight UPI state championOhio State he8d c.. ch Woody crashing his way to a new ship. McDonald, which finished three-year career rushll'll .-.. Hayes feels otis "runi tho otf tackle play better than anyone fifth In !he final balloting las! cord at Ohio State. 11' year, earned 172 POints. CooT The Moot 214 -pound senior 1 rontt.n. lncltldirw; the pros. .. Rawson was still very much In from Celtia, Ohio ...ieds . just 185 yards In live remain!~ Even by cha...,. the o!fo~>o u• • games to wipe Bob Ferflllson' s aive look Cr0111 tho tight T to :nJaml ayers name rromtherecordboaha. the 1 formation, tho Buckeyea Otis currently ranks third atW re!J' heavtl1 on the ott:\f .~C Honors behl..t ForRUson an A 11 - tackle thrusL Tho otaUolico American In 1961, aoo Howard bear that out as Olio h a s COLUMBUS (UPIJ - Don "H"!!along" Cassady, Helsman averaged 26 carries a game. Wade and Ken! Thompson of Tr"JJIIJ winner In 1955. He enjoyed his finest game or !:fin Dr Miami today were named MidFeJ1UIOO amassed 2,162 the aeason Ia s t Saturday, r--)' 0 n I American Conference Players yards In 423 carrlea. Heplned rambling tor 138 yards and two • at lhe Weak lor llltlr part In 371 yards in 61 carries as a ~- COLUMBUS (UP!) Ohio the Radsklns' 24-21 win over cfo. B"'lhomore, 853 yards In 160 - - n s aplnat Mlnnosotsm i'tilate, shootllw for Its Qfth lending champion Ohio Unlver- attempts as a junior aoo It marked the lOth time Otis ~tralaltt victory o1 the season In sl!y. finished his brilliant career has rushed fOI' 100 or more Hcmeeoml,. pme with Wodo, a linebacker, was cred- with 938 yards tn 202 thrusta. yards, tncludt~ tliree this l)>oio Saturdo,y, went through a Hed wl!h eight solo laddH ond Started AI Sqlb season. 10 asslsb. In adciHion, he ho ha a1 ~-~ 1 , "Great ....,. ''"'·nco" 011 a, w · taplrlted scrimmage Tuesday s so ·~r- a caused one Olllo U. Jumble, re· fullba k sin hi qllt Rudy Hubbard, an aaalatant 1 eap:..o:-. . ~"::.. o( three covered anolhet' In tho final s•s~ haa 0:,918 y:.ds ~ c..eh at OhiO State and a : "I think we got In a pretty tour minutes Ia stop a Bobcat attempts, lncluollngareeord 985 halaoack several . yeora ......... day' k .. said c..eh drive and lnlet'cepled a peso. yards last year. calls otis "one of the 'quickest 8 wor ' ..Thompson came off the bench fullbacks we've ever had." !'Woody Hayes Collowt,. the midway In the firs! quarter 10 He rushed tor 452 yards Ill ractlco aesslon missed by . •complete seven at 16 pasaes for 103 carriesln1967,985yardsln "Jim has a groat aense of . 219 Ito t Ia t nd balance," Hltilard AYS. "He uorterback Rex Kern, worw- 178 yards and three!ouchdowns • DIP s s aoasan a ck Larry Zelina a..t guard Including an IS-yard strike !o hall bucked looae tor S41 yards eats that Crom bel.. a diver In ei'ed Kurz. Gary Arthur. In 103 carries In tour pmes so hl&h school. He's got big thl&ha Kern and Zelina are expected Wade was picked 0 - a field Car IItts y•r. and runs close to tho ground. be In tbe atartt~ line.., that Included Britt Raburn o1 Otis not oo4' set a sl~l&- He's awfully ~ to brl,. ~:1 tile but Kurz evi- Bowling Groen, Ken! Slate's AI season ruahl,. but h I a 17 down. Tho first taclder doesn't fl will be aldeltned. IDs Franklin. Jim Taylor of Toledo, touchdowns 1111118Sied the pr&- Ill him. celllet. Bd- Mlka.SIJIIfek of W..!orn Mlthl, ·:riou.s 1~, .. set . bf "He 4:~J~~:~:\~ ac~. · pn .~~ ~~teve Rfi!l'h~. Olllo • ~asaob, t... · ' ···-- "·• ~ alion. ~ · asophomore U. " , · ' Cassidy r&n<s aecand with 1111 brought lllli, lllt Keat; toah owr attheplvThompson was the choice 2,081 yards In his last three hlmaelt LV Cor 1 pme ees,uy. over Bowling Green's Isaac years, Cassady played varsity He likes to play the game and Alternate quarterbacks Kevin Wright, Jerry Clemens of Kent football as a freshmen. It doesn't toke much to eat him !R~::~ and Ron !ofaclojowskl · State, Cu•11s Johnson of Toledo, With 26 career touchdowns, rUed ..,,.. Hubbard poirts ouL ~ Kern In cllrectl~ the Western Michigan's Vem Davis otis needs a dozen more to Hubbard labeled otis "a top attack. and Dave LeVeck, Ohio U. wipe out another Coaltdy pro prospocL" ri&ht.l!anded pitcher Dave GtustiiDd eateherDaveRicheta from the g;, L o u i s Cardinals in a tradeforhardhi"'-· - • utililiY inflo"· ...r.. outC I T I aeldor ar ay or and a Ddnor lea&Ue pll)'er. Giusti, who IIIII be 30 next 1111111t1t, broke IDto tho rnajors with tho llauston Astros Ill 1860 and was acquired last by the Cardinals. IDs lifetime record Is so victor; lea IDd 60 defeats. ~:: r ...... l'?W Ill!& :;; Set New Rush Mark·· 1 l PI Cop Bucks Get in Good if G 'd 'II • llta . ~: ' ··Ap.plieatlons For Academy Are Jb~~4d 1·, $~ • . U. P. D. MoiCreeclr, Qhlo State HJalnwo1 Patrol P o a t ~lllder at C•lllpoUa, l8ld liOdiiY IIIPIIcatlona are belni ioccep~M !rom ellllble l'OUIII men Hlldns a career lnlaw111rorcement. . The next Patrol Academy 'Ciua baclna ID JIDIU'y In Coluinbua. AIIPI'ca"'e are belnl acrHned .u.. for. lncluiilon 111 ~ oiTenN, atter Ove pmeo, ' '. ~ with 2 OH yuda llaltllllore hal : ' · ·· ,• • ~a~o..i tlJto 111011 ~·ie••h• ' ly UftiiMif'nll ,.........,..., (l,i 'Ia) ~ild Dalla4 Ia tile 1-.clei' ,Rod HoiZIII!Ifl ,~'1 ~lloW lhl In rui~IIW Willi au )'U'da, •'Ntw YOI'k mYit!P' ,<to · bull ~· -~ ha all . ,._~ I•II hi I .t<nl~. . . < • ...me..... 1 . 01f 1<1 lhtlr, ~~ ,· pro flrat 1 r1 the to1a1 yardlp1,01aame. ror , an ~,;;. Knlcka first ave')Oill' of 203.2 per the Ph-I• S..na. ' ~••f ·-lad 1• · :~~$~~~~= 116, T....,..y nlglll · iar llltlr llflh COO)~IV, viCtory,' A .21pqinl effort by Walt Fr~zler ·and Willis· RHd'a. 23 pain~ ·aetlled lilt luue. . "Sa lilt Jell WOrl IIMt Super J!10N . In " · , . -landtheMell_,lllt , · riding " and 16 ""me winning World s.tln " Holzman . atnekl ~cflvely, have two "in.t the Knlckl· gamn rtml!lnlng. · are going to win lilt Nellonai Canton McKinley palled :u Basktlblll Asaac:lallon IIHe. ·: first place votn ond 4',!-7 POinll. The Kntckl, o1 courae, The Bulldogs blasted Toledo De- ,art o1 filet New Vltblu, 61-G,Iasl -unci while mystique ba«ucfdled Upper Arlington turned beck more pro tealna. Aflllr lilt Chillicothe. 21-12, for Ill :wh knOc:ked ott ffie Colli In . cooaecutlve win. toolbell, the Knlckl eliminated Elyria moved from llflh Ia the Bulltfs In lilt NBA's third after Ill 13·!2 squeaker Eastern division playolts. over Sandusky. Nlln McKinley Everybody knows what hap. gained thrtt no!chfl Ia Caurth pentd to the Orloln In baltblll. with Its 23-1• upset ol Warren The Bulleto are still having McKinley. their problema. They were Clnclnnell Moeller advenced dropped trom the unbeelen 1111 from sixth Ia fifth while San· Tu-y night as Los Angeles dusky slipped two placu to but Baltimore. 1-12-137. Dolrolt edged the wlnlns Bolton sixth. Warren Western Reserve Colli NBA champs 91-97 In tumbled from third to seventh cs, ' ' . SH.,IIT while Cleveland St. Joaeph, Massillon and Akron Gerlleld L\MIERTCUP & remained entrenched In eighth, NEW YORK (UPU-Ilolt· ninth and loth placu. Beautif~l, I ight 2-tone ; ware and Temple "11"e rahked paneling, full 14'·' ..thick. 1·2 rospecllvely In Tuesday's ' balloting lor the 13th annual JOCKEYS SUSPENDED Lambert Cup for small college ARCADIA, Calli. (UPU-8111 oestem footbell teems. llofa. · Shoemaker and L. J. Durous- ware received aeven of eight seau will mlu mounts In next flrsl·place voles and 79 ol Saturday's $100,000 Ollk Leaf pasalble polnll. Temple had ·60 Stakes as a result ol five-day po!nll followed by Lafayette, riding suspensions handed clown ss, Bucknell, _., and Lehigh, 36. by Santa Anita stewards. Both were suspended for falturn Ia keep horses on straight cauraes ball League's pass receiving s!allstlcothls sea1011. will mtu : last Salurdey. . Sunday's game with the llok· land Raldtn becaUit ol a IREAKSCOLLARIONE SAN DIEGO CUPil-Gery broken collarbone. Garrison Gerrl1011, wide-receiver of lilt sulfem tho lnlury In the San Diego Chargan who renkl Chargera' 13-10 victory over the second In the American Fool- Boston Patriots last Soodey. thlaelaai. mt- aso, E Lt. McCreedY lilted 1118 111vanlapa and fr1neo btnellts o1 bo!tng a ~ Palrolman as . Jollowa: Starting monthly 101ary o1 $645, or f7, 738 per y-, with doesn't,_, tbe 8\lll'llltee o1 1111 lncreaao to fiJ,LSf by lbe !ollowllla Jlll,r. A coucn ohonllve major rnedleal lnlllliii!Ce plan In which ball o1 1118 premium coat Is paid by 1be state. MIW PAN d . SPECI Complete uniform lncludlnl all maintenance coate, Retirement se<>II'IQ'provlded by a liberal ponalon plan. Vacation as follows 1 w 0 _ _ _ _ _ _ _•_ _ .. .NEW.I TO ATTEND MEETING AUIUMN (iio5.Students PLANK 4.98' .... , . .. In •..:.. u·' ono . 1'8 Wlnl, lor lllu- 3 Jackean, dsutdUr, 4o10 p.m. A wlloa, srade1 were Tuelday; Mro. WWiam L. Dar:.'!I A tor tile 111 Weeka, The nell, Thurlrian, eon, 4:31 p.m; t llstl!lll Jncllljles ltudeltla Tueoday; Mra. Car7 K. Grl,l', ,. ,!.,Whose 1rad81 W- all A end Rt, 3 Oak lUll, t:59 p.m. Tueo· ~~· ' ·, ~-; , day; Mrs. DIIIU' J. Morrla, Rt. \ G. . ~ I ...<A) Lap a ' 1 Hsmdeu, dau&htor, 8 p.m. :.~~o.uey Hoi~, Rob- Tuelday; 1M r t. c Grooer W. ·!>I ID , . , , , Diek Stettler: (B) Green; Rt. 2 Crottll Clcy, son, ·' - . ~~ AmiJbary, Je81!1!e 2:20 a.m. Weclneadll)'; M r s. ~ 114!Jr, '~'' 11o11oa, Alan Du- Jam01 ~- Baer, Middleport, w. c.nu, ~. ~....... Jaae ~,Alii Karl',, Sl!erry McCain, B.r- lllceo,, Rita Marcinko, Whitehead, Deborah Woad. Grade 12 (A) - ~IUs Mc!!Wield ~cer. lnQ're; (B) - Linda Baer, Ka.. Grade 10 (B) - Julia Hal- til)l Bohr, Ruth ' Ann Barnhill, lloDr Karr, Katfoo San- Laura Carpenter, Vlchl Bill Cole, Mike Gorrell, Pam ·. Glenda. Lawaoo, Nancy Sexsoo, VA. CLUB STEAk 1~. ··~· KRAFT WiTH CHEESE ~!~,!';~~! !If zoo ct. bu. • '1 F1lrmont Ice Cream the AmeriCIII! A1110UnlveraiQ' a one-<I!IY area b8 held at the w- ol Brallch Ia PIOIP'IIII tbe conleniDee. lh! Nor. J5, : . , ; DETERGENT r~. 1118 --te c'' '*" . . . .: SWEET' POTATOES • '\ I 10e -6 . .•REG; t9C :· lb. CHASE & REG. OR DRIP ,. FLORIDA OU~GI~. :~r COFFEE 2 1.29 ~~. '5·9.4. lb. can I ' > l •' .. . ":"ll',..lt!.·' " aeltcled b)' ....,;.. . to lbe PeoPtoi to . u.. Our ,,.. P•,.hlll Lot POMEROY, OHIO .......,a•••.,, - ft .., • ,I , .~, ' .' ' _ .. , . ..Ill~~ " . ~21"' ., . ... . . _"•" ... "~~~~~~" Chemical ,.A--~. ~........ . co,.l•<>el•oro fG• .. - .. l'lou.. I'IQ.., •tPI'•I a I'.OI)b, u, e~ll(:~ •Ot- .,...,..........., ,..,~n",.. ol 1011 ill wa1 found at 8o3D p.m. Tues. dll,y on tbe Uoyd Roach farm oo Jericho Road near hare. ... ....., ··. ... ~~ AIAIM QOOI 3U P 0 1 n t ported Toralmlaslng Morriaoo, waswbm reat 766, p.m. Ku(mon -te letrloi•H- l{a. ........ na..,,. ~.,, and a 1'8J>N~~ tstlve f r o m Pblladelphla llnllch, Foote Mineral Come - · environmental COI!il'ol. A noon a bullet lun"'-1 will be avalllhle to \nembera a n d . ~ ....,, .. "''' I ~ Plla 'lttbe reliorll!fterwldeh · '":: ";.:"... a care. lbe ,llftentooD 181i!IOO will be-. IIIIer at Krodel Park Clubtrln., at 1:1-6 Pill'· ~· ~Je hoult and part.Ume l$ard at . unlil aoijcurnmenC at 3 j),ll!. lbe Slate IadCommlsslonpr. Dr. Vlrtrlnla Aldna r1 tba !IP here. Al-atloo """' It ,lbe ~ . · 11 --• cstlonal c..ter Ill Wash'•abl ' . . .ved by tho wid- . ow Mra.. ""' Rita Morriaoo, llld D. C, will be. a Tnvel Pro- ··~ llfi!JI. c,rt lll!d Toral MarlriiD yltJtor to tiJt cilolai- rfiOIJ. ' . I .' . ' and..~·:;;.~ ~fl\"lb ' .' The blxiY •lin likeD to tile •·II...., CroweJ!ullell Fusleiat 'Home. ollbe Ataoclailoa'l ~ ; . '. . tstloo ~lor . ·'"11do~· fl'l!t'. ' .;. .~ l!.artb, ~ c.!!' 'l!WJ ~ "JJ'"... &~rv~ve'l"• 111e u' ~..,.. o1 • Bioli.ir, wta..,.'~i :- 11a1tJ var~ · !rom '1J.Ii!ll'! i¥'11 · · ·~·" '"0-oiiiWiol .. IPMUIPIS ' :;:- 24• WHITI IIAIO< li'IAJIIjiOO I 00 11-«1 IH!OIIt U. STVU H~lll SHIIil~ 'P'•• "'O" "lie• I•' A., ... ll-01 ell' !llol .... SS CLAIIIOL ~00 "-1 l !!> <0101 ·~ I IJ 51...-t"--OIIC" I0"9 &<~I too - ...., oliQ " .. IIJOt......,pet l;)lftlll)oo ~ITl ~~~ I~ II"'~',.,. ll o LISTf.IIIOj~ MO\ITrl 'IMiH CIIUI 1001" I Pound loa lllog 1 It U ·o. .-H "" Sl~(l SUP(A otODOIINIT .... ,....... .,.... ... ,... ............, .,. SHREDDED FOAM - "Ell"'l CIJIIllt; OfOOOI'I"'"' ~OIJI" 9" flt.Q I SilK to &Alit! Ill IQ • ·D I •-.cou'" .....,..o """'ft .... LD!!Oiol ~~at•OI•OS-wl•rt .... 12.Jt -.o•u no C~ l ' "' •tQ<9Quc fl-o . ''""'" rg,. 0' ,.,. .., I ....... (OOI<UI•ng :;:· 2/)00 .. r.ollfl'aod Y1 tO on too• .. :,-:;:;;;,.1 BOUTIQUE nssuES New lluUt<qUII IICII!IIIIIL!ft lj)IUI\H w<th d&ulong colon .ana !»l>toOIA 24c Many uses! Non·allergenic . washable. and resilient ______...._JJ< ... KanJI P.c-H 111 '""'""' 1\W-!III l>o· <n ''"~' M- ...................... KITCHEN TOOl$ AlUMIM ........r: ... foo!.t _.,..., ...., •lo "f9 ""'...........,. , he did not return ho!ne from SQJ!rrel hunllnl. The blxiY was found b Paul ....__ ol 1 ""''~• one a 1 Ollr • member 11881'Ch parcy' near a stump, lllbere he appor. '*ltJ1 bad alllppod to rest. Ae-.IIIIi to 1118 shtrltf' department, a rifle was prop.. j1ed aptast 1 lrH near t h e ~' A red IQ.'irrel aloo wao ,....._ns Sal lt-•&lw<t ,,.., ''" -~ '""' 1',1~ Oo"C" QOOI The a former depuQ' &her- • .."' ICif illtt lltlll(l•nMI... 101 '"Hl UOIJ~ ~~~~'00 . . . I M , ,_, ... f1o fATill POINT PLEASANT - blxiY "Ol Cl~ ""-1 . . S-IN-IliON ' ... Q,o"!Hf .t.(IJUSTAil.i illitoiO'I ""'9 ' H t Mil•"It '» IIA._..$01. SKM'I .CIIIf.W ,..... Plealllllt; (;. J.llari<a, Jr., man. 1&111' environmental pollutl1111 eontrol, 1JJJion Carbide Com. Pl!llr, South Charleston; P a a 1 ~-· ,.;_,'::;:, ... S.."• .C.to• ~>tt<~- ... 3J99c IAIIWARI '-2)'C'k GIIOotl 01 Dlfl•ng ti)Oan. lmlillumtr IIOIMCII MIOO" 011\• G-·~trlt ..... ~.,~ 21··~ "'I" "'"" '" Q ,c"'''"''*· ......,... 1.q .. 1 .. ... H . e · .-,_.Dr. ·StQ '.'"·-- 'Plan Cure or · ~- ' ol • Ot Y~-CIII ~y IIMIOul . . ' HallOooriHn '""' 0111" 1 """"' 01" ••c~ ..... for au _ 'olltct!Of'l •t•• ~. Dlitf¥JP,tt0Jb.. ed ~Ji!!r A~ at Wll!oaa- . CLEVELAND (UPQ -" NaylllllriuaiQ lin · ~ tin!~, Dr; Aldu or Carl B. SIGkaa, 1P a thiJor :. ' ,bee .'Hl'Yed "nlli:ti' policy apHcii 'G.i raw'aio!orlttr, !'Je!l!• -'9' ,, ........... ,..,,........ ........ lf.. &U.. "tn a .......... ·--"· ~ 1111!11111,1 i!raloft, ' ll~tu lbttdlfo ,,, ..... 10-ll C:1•• -'H1,tlr'u ' '' t' I ..... . ·1·\P ' '' 1 ~N~e. · ..: 201 ·E.isT' -:ttilt sr. A i . ' ' ' ' ~. ( , •l • ~· ·.·~1110 lli.liliA , r-v · , , v; 1.) ~.fVftftf . ' , ( 31J ..Mfnute Free PM" P• C•1tomeu In OutL~ I:UI.....of• .... • 111M! said' TueediY ra~ muat lie . eradicated'. and ei!Jnlp. ated blltore .Gciecy'cai!beireed "crliiS ' . iHOUU@'~ .. .· B11AD · 6 16.oz. .. lvs. ~ · ne . ·""f"lo . · and ii:i\UW J9$. SAME DAY SERVICE In At 9 - Out At 5 FARMERS BANI an4 SAVINGS CO. w. "~; =~ :~~~·:f! SoCial1lli''. ANfEI. fOqlt: CAIE • ..-. At all . tbe oonlerencee the pol!utlon wm :"':J'II::ed lntMII.,.q by ANN wlllJ tile ~ hell!l iiPI'O!l!tm of air · HOLSUM ~ u, ............... 1/4-IIICH lill , "-~Re aoz:t ..._. Oct. 25, wlt!l tbe Point ~:::: Brllllch· o1 the A11011 as ho.lles.a. Jlrs. Fnsme Qerrelle(~ 12 oz. Pepsi With KLEENEX TISSUES FINISHING DISCHARGES ~ Ball, Mra: llfatrle8 Blais, Chester A,!,loatet, .lira. Conrad Bowen, Mra. Wallace Burdell, Jetfery A. Chevalier, KeMelh W. Dlnlela, Mrl.lofoaB Dut,y, Mildred Evana, Mra. Claude Fannin, Jr., Mra. Milry Hop8, llfl'l. H. Dub lolaJamea N. McCarcy, ....., 11~10"'~'' be ·aslilled ,by Mra. Char. lal tOham, president, andolbmembers. · Thli eonterence Ia one o1 to ba he~ !D the state1 othara .~ at .W.a 9ft 25• at ~e..,.., _,., Park Nov. Jt 11111 at Falrmoat FREE! DISH TOWEL WITH SILVER DUST THE aoo, 5:30 a.m. Wednesday. OI!.LtfTE 9U'" 'tlll ti.AOU ~ FREE! BAKERY ·FEATVRES COME AS YOU ARE! --J'-'------ "fll "'!l l "ll:q.l ,. .. %:~~~ • Poat PDint Plea8111!1 H 111 h ~'1.,~ lUll" ...... ll'fVt,l' ~~ HOME GROWN ol The 5~ '~.......,-" A-1 .!t'< ... ' ·, JOY PIZZA 55~ Leeool thiS unidentified man eoes College, will attend tbe annual into li!ter basket for his mestlng ol tbe American Aeadpaper m New York park. emy ol Relltrlon from Oet. 23 to SuAvE ·'J:u ,Host Meeting ·· :· Air Pollution J U.S.D.A. CHOICE DOG FOOD · ol .~-niversity Wo~n GROUND BEEF & PORK ' IJ', Te)tllver. GROUND. BEEF_._..3~•. 1'.95 MEAT LOAF MIX .2 ~~~-1.50. B •· - - -·- - - - - - - ilt'Clll Choice MeatJJ for Fall Menus LEAN AND MEATY ol SALE STARTS FRIDAY MORNING 9:00 A.M• ,;·i~aitna&trcCJ:· · FURNITURE CO. MASOH, Brooks Smith. ·Tho moii!XIo filed by Lawrenee· L. Pauley, aUOrJ187 nop.. rellll!llll Charles Wltloerl and Chat)es Chamllera, prl!\clpal and vice prlnelpal, reopectlve- ·.l liu Grlftln, Dill Grueaer, T o m . MASON I. &lpt. ~t A ' Ustl!lll lo carr, '*"'•pr r,n .~,.' .. I,Jf\~l ~ ~-. d ~~"-~~~~2~~~~.~~me~olthel------~~~--~-------~~--------!::::::::~~=:::::::: .• eJWI ~ed. ' • llflos. ·Charlouo A. Lamberi, Rt. board o1 e&lestlon end t $299 ONLY "-T- - _ ..J , 1 'tiUII.eU naitbli aJtow CIUIO Wby they Should not be JlWliahed for !Siluro to comply with a decision In a writ Q( mandamus suit, on Black - 5 Gallon Can fibre ~atlne, Saine Price ' . ,, ( llolzer Medlcai ~. Flrlt ~ve. Genenl houri 24 bel 1~ p.m. '!lilY. Matemlt;x ~~~--~ ~~. 4·~.~ Cour( Action ·t' E'"'"'''t em eo 3 ROOMS New Furniture . · weoko ltter tho lint y - rl. I!' tile ·~ /ke ' J Iii· ·: aervloe: three weeki alter 10 elude: hl811 .....,. F ; tyears, end loor weeko alter 20 21-30 181rl o1 lilt, .~ Y-•· heliht 5'..,, 1$5 ~ ·· · ~IIi for admlaaloo Dllll'e, 'filion ..Wdllot lit)&: . 20, U. S. e!U... ....... Bowll-.. lent Jib.JIIoal eonclltloil. .?i· , .. • · ,.._ ""'""e Men who are ·~ TUESDAY MORNING.GLORIES abauld contact U ~ Oct. 14, 1181 at 1118 C.e!IIJ>nlt• aD Ill. TWon Loot 35. BaillY'• !b1oco . . . . . 12 9 p•lllllll!!l!ll Glbba Grocery • • •.•. 12 9 Frank'a Alhland •••... 11 10 Grue- ll!lllr!IDCO••• , .10 11 ~Wiaa1111111 9 12 WMPO, . . . . . . . . . . . . 9 12 HIGH TEAM SERIES- Jahneon - Kiewit • Ma11111111, 2129; Batlouo'• &noco, 2092; Gtbba Grocery, 2079. HIGH TEAM GAME - John100 - Kiewit - Mas1111111, 762; Bailey's &uoo<O, 730; WMPO, 718. HIGH IND. SERIES - FranIde lluullel, fl7; llargarotFollrod and Esther Sylveater, 401; Mildred Jacobs, 400. HIGH IND. GAME- Frankie - ., . It's Q11icil llumel, 169; Carol Pearaooand 'lbelma Ollborne, 159; Esther It's Convenient! Sylvester, 156. - Ocl<lber 26 In Newton, Masa. l'llmer Ia ach..Ued to reed a paper, "'lb.e Radical Reform&.. It ... _ . . , Tho board members, fl. AI:!!, ......, c ......... .....,. to Keeter, president;· Dr. Ec.a rL.I appeal to tho West VIrginia 111tlan Tradition and Emer!IOOI , ' on .~co Ward. Brown, Bill Withers, Ted Sle- preme Court. Prosecuting AtADMmSIONS · POINT PLEASANT _ A mo. vena, and Harry Siders, wtth torney Michael illaw last Wed- Christian Elhlca," at tho Dbllxf1· Eaatem Hl&h School l'llbllcatlon ol admloolonals lion on a Writ ol mandamus Mr. Slnlth, were .._e_ to nosday filed Cor a SUQ< of exe:. lea. aoctlon ol tbe 111ee11na. .!"" ....8 have been . named to prOhibited unW lurthor notice. has boon ftled wlthJudseJamea appear before Judge Thomp. eutlon tile payment aala. heart of a chicken ~ honor roll at 1118 clo'ae ol BIRTHS Lee Tbompaoo In Mason Clr- son Thursday at 9:30 a.m. rloa allegedly <lie to achool beats about 300 times a mln'~:ll!e ftrot alx weeks J1fadlng Mra. Robert E. Monroe, Jack- \>Ill Court askiJIII a ruling The writ lain the process or otfielals. ute. Less B DIKGunt ' Cash CaTY . [,HosPJrAI. ·nEws) Mason Board ~=~~·~~~~S: ALL THI NEWS that's unfit Dr. T. Vall Palmer, Jr., asBOclate JI[Oieaaor o1 Pdlo"''llo' · might be the case here as and rolltrlon at Rio Grande . . . ,•• lJona ld Gridders Catch, PlUs Champs lf~ c .... season. McDonald moved Into a to Improve their battery •strellllb, Tuesday obtained '. I o.ftniiQII St. Mai-y, Now ConCOLUMBUS (UPI)-Pursulng contention with J.e polnll. Newark Catholic rtml!lned In cord Glenn end Mac:hanMcDonald finally cough! and third place wlll'l' 123 palms, two end Marion ·Catholic POISed Cory-Rawson today In more than Newbury. which -lacked for lOth United Preas International's was fifth, followed Veraellln pl .... high school foolbell ratings. "We have 11 rookies," says McDonald and Cory·Rawson, Trailing the defending Class by Norwalk St. Paul, Bluffton, !!! g L n ::. 0 ~~ A champions for most of the Plii'SBURGH (UPJ)- Tho l, . ~. Sfli;ces$e&". · auord linin -, '.'w .··~·· . ' ., 1; 4 ;.. 'nlellii!J' Sortl.... ¥1ddliPOI'I-Pomef<U', 0.. ~ 22, 1H9 \ , ' ,.:, '• . i~l . ,)> 'I, \ . I ·~ ,:-,:~I, ' �"·':~·· ,, . '' . ' .. . ·~·· :Na AMDu~ANS ' 1.' ·' ·• '.:.· " ·sauSage ·Witches for " liy AiLEEN C:LAIRE . ,. NEA Faod Editor food for a Halloween party Is far from a trick-ortreat gea t ure. Youngsters enjoy apple treats and the candles and cakes that sport the w It c b es and goblins closely related lo this special celebration. ·· For tbose who plan to await the Great PwDJli!in, a Halloween sauaage wlll:hes dish win help holcf off hlinger pangs. This is a casseroletype meal that the a d u It celebrallts wiJJ !Ike . . ,., By lmY CANARY Everyone daydreams occaalonaUy and I tblnk daydream· billa a very healthy form of escap!Jm. What Ia wrong with pJQtendlngthat some day, somehow, some way, the dirty laundry wlU never be there and the car wru always start on c:old mornings? The ,danger, I suppose, Ia that one might lndul&e too often nnd end up being suffocated under a pOe of unwaahed dishes or somethlog, but I'm going to leave that to the psychiatrists. After an, I can't worry about ev- HALLOWEEN SAUSAGE WITCHES l poUDd port uaaage tints r lllblelpoona butter ~ eup chopped celery ~ eup cllopped olllea I eup rice, ancaoked erything. i i• •'• i• ~ ~ ·••' I- Each per1oa baa his own particular Lotus Land, but mine happens to be a place where I understand what my daUhter Is taltlng about when I loot over bar mathe· . matlca paper nnd ahe aays, "Now, this is base 8, mother." . In my world ol daydreams, this aame dllugbter still Treat every gun ao thoullh It . tnows bow to solve such mathematics problems but she were loaded. also understands that girls in s!Dh grade simply do not Always point JOUr aun mu•wear sDver mesh stockings to school. In real life, of course, 1 must convince ber daHy that NOBODY wears silver mesh · 210 In a asfe dlre<tlon. Unload the 1110 when not .In . stockings to school. I bave done a bit of slipping olf Into never-never land in use. Load It only Iller arrlv. public f.laces and, so lar, r don't think anybody baa noticed lng at the ohool:lng area. wben I ve left them. · Keep eun barrel open and Just last night I slid into daydreaming wben a daughter of a friend kept referring to her mother, in the mother's presence, as She. "She has too many rules," my rude Utile acquaintance remarked. "She doesn't want me to do 8JIY· Cbe11 COUIIIry lhbll." In my daydreams, every chDd is aware that sne Soviet Union, under bas a name nnd She is treated with respect, even when an theThestimulus of powerful offspring is disagreeing with Her. . state aid since the 1930s, Is I was daydreaming last week and noticed some children tbe strongest chess-playing without milk rings around their mouths and none ol the country In the world, dom· toddlers present needed to blow their noses and three were most of the intereating chocolate cake (with forks) and not smearin~ a bi~ inating national acon their spotlesslY white T-shlrts. However, this IS real cording to tournaments, the Encyclopaedia fantasy stuff and {didn't believe it, even in that daydream. ·Britannica. In my daydreams, my husband is busily wiping down the waHs of the shower. In the real world, my husband showers alld leaves the bathroom looking like the seat of a mot\on picture entitled, "This Is Niagara Fails!" And when my youngest son eats potato chips in my dreams, he is neat and tidy and when he finishes up he gets out the sweeper and cleans the rug. Actually, he is the Only person I've ever seen who can crunch puta!o chips in such a way that crumbs appear not only on top of lampsbades but inside desk drawers, under sofas and between the covers of old magazin-sometlmes even In the hQJISe next door. I once found potato chips inside the valance when I took d.Wn curtains for the cleaners, but perhaps that wasn't In real life. Maylie that was in one ol my night· mare a. . I've never had a peep inside the daydream worlds of my family, but I can lmagtne what It's like for them.' Tbe chD· dren Clwell in one where mother alwaya says, "Of course1 <·· . you may," and dinner consists of seven courses, four 01 whlcb are hnt fudge sundaes. My husband's? WeD, as I said, I can't worry about everything. . J Mr. and Mrs Adam ,Brandeberry ; MR. AND MRS. ADAM W. Bnjldeberry, CooMlle, will celebrate their golden wedding anniYersary Oct. 26 wben the custom or open house will beoti1ervei! at their home from 1 to 4 p.m. The Brandeberry• were marrled Oct. 30, 1919 In Nol. , oonv!Ue by the Rev. Artlllr M. Mao\; They sre parents or a '· H. O'IRIIIL Joyce Warne. e...-. o1 .... eowt ly JIIMt L Menl• DO,.ty Clwlo 10/U 10/22 21• MIDDLEPORT -------------------- ~The COIIIIileatl '" along LITERARY ow... Revlaw, Sizes To 11 AAAA, AAA, AA, B, WIDTHS sroll yovntlf with thia .... It d•ltin ahoe with little Mel. W• ho.,.. It In red green "'"' brown, gold, blacl& gr.y patent and blc.cll potent. r.oth.; 011 the book. Chapnn-C.nlllay Slloe Store UDiteOiea!odllll Church. WILDWOOD GARDEN Club Annual Dinner Event Pfnnool I· ((olunflla Gas of Ohio olftce, lillddleport, 7:31). WedneldiiY 'i11iid- "Chrlstmaa it . ' The lllnlll· tilrkey dinner or .,_. . NEXT DOOR TO ELBERFELDS Orbit'' demonlllratlan by-home economllt. Mtmbera ore to '-'<a auelll. REHEAR~L FOR eonti.,JI.. tbe .n.era ·FiaJd·s Commun- illr Cllrlstmaa eoocart, a p • illr Clab has been set Cor 'Nor. m. Wednesday, Trlnlt,y United 22 It the l<hool . Church of Cbrllt. Everyone wei. Plans were made ror the din. eome. Mrs. Allee Neue · dl. ' ner lllrlna a rec:ent meetl!ll of rector. the held at the home or Mrt. GrUrllh. Serv. and in •• p• • •OPEII ,,•J . ' of potatoes, aau.ce<":~. jlle ::::::. Ftt :uda from the turkdJ!mer WID. fll illto the lUnd Cor · the construeUon of a _,un. . lt;Y l>nllalnl Jlarln8 the meet. . til& tile J!'CIUII. received the c••-. .. I'QIH IV. t. 46, .. ~...u ' deaera, 7l3y p.m. \Ve&lesday, borne of ~·· Bnce Davia, Jlutland.· Prcill"IJII - ·plllllinJ bulls · and' lorellll ror Indoor · DISCOUNt SAVINGS FOR OCT. 23-24J25 ·' odlrr=~ut::=: .•••••.,. Crltlit C.r•s died 111 p.iGpwl;y In ~~ butter Wednesday. Orden ean l'lafna Oil 'IIIIIch the bulldlllg be Jlicbed up at the ehurch 011 . . Ytrk ltri' Stub Ill•••• Stub . • lid ...rt li. . . . . lelfli.. .:.•••. ' llilil& ... Pl. . . • . Gar- bi-. y 9-5 128 Mill St. Middleport . ..a . ·14· ....... •·71· :: .. ! ••,. . . will be constructed. Coet of the dillner will be Waesday or at t h e 011 'l'lwrldaf or Fiiday; to orfl.54! ror adulta and n •or chi'~ AU .>- der, call ~17. , ~· ........ • occa..... CUB • PAC!\ 250 at the Lecardr ore belftr sold b1 the tart Sellool Weclneacia,y 7:30 P. lli"!!P and >It wa I reported that m.; all puems and interelled . boilie c&mpredempllonBDllllllt- per1011aliraed to attend. ed to ,17 .10. Per10111 with caps TIIIJRSDAY to dOilate to the club llll1 conROCK SPRINGS linnae, 8 Jact ill,)' ""'11lber. P 111 ............ Plana were inadt r.,.. the •MiJI.;,~ 11'111&8 hail. ~. 12 IIIMtlnl 10 be held .11 '. •· "'~' Cl!ILD Coothe home of Mrs~ Fred GcJe. Leoaue, Thur14111Y, 7:bel. At that time Deeember · ~-m. .Coi~"1N Gu ot eoents will be pllllled. OldO,cl'rllci'ua OllphJaical de" ' - nt of a cbUd b.J Mrs; Jutllho thlrc lor t11o iouor. t11o ,. . .. • • 01 workiflllllil!l. Cllok:• at lhtt1, ....,, blue. IIMI.biKk, lllln. Rltlan sleewes. Sizes S-M·L• XL. Mr. . uat!Oil . 1,. NIVl' .. ..e ' LIU!I ' ~,-..· IIQ ANYONE FOR LUNCH? Tbla beablly speelmea II oae of Jlolll wbleh roam at wee In Soalll Afrlea'a KrUer Nalloaal Park. Tour!Jtl eaa drive tlle·l ,lll ~qaare-mlle park (aune llze as Manacbueltll · te oee aaall In their natural llabllll&. tbn.,.... ec1 lio\nf ttdi!YI !ilrie. EXCLU~IVE ZENiTHAFC Fine-luning 1 tine perfects UHf IU· .-· ,, ' '<!!• • :1 .~ ~ ',~,~-~Jr .~ THEIR HAIRDRESSERS prefer to remain •-fll!liDI. uaderatanolably. Tiny Tim, the •ne wearll' ~w• tiel, and PbyWt DRier cet together lor a balty momeat a& Phyllla' recenl openii\C al a New York bote!. '' LIGA~ ., . . #7 ' . ' AliOOUW. ~II MOTICE MOTICI 0, APPOIMTMEMT _.... l•tlf• Co .. Mo. 20,165 .t HMllert O. M•rriH, 0.. N.tie. Is Mrtby 91"•" thot M.Of')' Ms:Witt ol Mldcll•port, Ohl11, ; • ....,.. dulr •P~Itted •neutrl111 lhs Estllfe ol H~rb_, 0 . M.WIH, -·· '· H. O'IRIIH . . •; · -, · , ....... Jud10 of Hl4 C:~ r 10/15 10/22 !0/29 3tc i'~lil ~ ,, "· .. ' ' ~r- ) 1 "){, • • • • . ~. t : :· ·"'"- "• • '• . ' ..-.... ~·and*"~ XI GAIOIA Mu, 'lburiday, 8 p;m., Coln!JIIou ad ;lblthel'll Electric Compilly · "l!illllng Wla l!lt!perllila ror raom. 99 EACII IESCO lUND PLAID YOUI CIIOKI ONLY Flannel Shirts Mens' pllid patletrtft c.mn 11-.1 sport Keliaelh Sdtea, CAP h o m 0 bealth....-H, · GRADUATION Lepa, c'ua scours and Wtbllos, Paek z~ c)flcM'eJIOrt llallo' the ltld..., JJUt;r, 7 p.m; Tlilrac~ay . 1011, IIQ, from ftlaiDrl at ~eat II lhe .Amerl-. lAP hail; LIIH (etlll SWEAT SHIRTS :""IIOa ~TTEND . '. , ANGELLO By~ a cake and celebrated the birthday of Teresa. I'ONEiiOY WCTU, 2 p.m. Weclnelday; at the Pomero,y lllllliD& ' to package Instructions, until liquid Is abaorbed IUid rice Is llgbtly browned. Set aside. tender. Remove cew,r 'aDd In large pan, melt butter shape three wltehes oil tqp of saute celery and onion. In rice, using cheese clreleHor same pan, add rice, con- lace and sausage as - • somme and AI Sauce. Mix and legs. With toolhplet;' pUt well. Pour into shallow 6- to dab of Al Sauce on ebeue 8-cup casserole. Cover with to make eyes, nose IUid top or foil and bake at 350 mouth. Makes 4 servblli.' degrees lor 1 hour until Lite and w.m.s or FAD St. Vlneent Millay'' by Mr 1. 11m1an1 Fultz; selected poetry b)' Mra. Forest Bachtel. Roll eall, treat.' 1 .. Club, Wednesday, 2 p.m., home d. Mrs. Richard 11 and chOclren, Rita, Ida and Ron, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Vroman The birthday of Mrs. Hawldna were a.nday guesta of lhelr and cbildren, Mary and Mark. waa observed. dauglrt.er, Teresa, a student at Ohlo Unlveroit,y. They taok Dr. Keltb R. Brllldeberri, GaWWJia, and a daUJhter Ma. Ralph (Dottle) Warne of Columbus. Theyhsveflve grand: children, April, Tom, and Ropr Braudeberry, and Jone and 11011, .lvlh•oi!CI....tffcio oz.) HIIIOmme, uadlluted I lllbleapooa At Saaee J elrelet of Amerlcaa cheese (eat w1t11 eoolde ~rl C oo k sausages according . · eau (It~ Witch sausages strictly ' Shirts, silts 5-ti-L. CDIIII•t It $2.4l. Altolher bll Bo- · na~za bartaln bYJ! .. ~ UDLITY FUINRUIE !fiAGAZINIIACIS 0 SIOIING STANIS YOUI CHCICE ''!AlL SIIELYIS 0 Hco• STANIS �' I > ' '·,, , . 'I .' ' ':'"' ' 8- l'he Dall\ Sentinel, llllddleport~POIII!!roy, 0., ~· 22, ltHi9 ' ' \ -,...f, • ', ... ' " . ),":: ¥··. .• ~~ . 'I. • . ' ' l '' ·• , . ...' ,.;1, ,}'_ •TI. I ' ', ·~ 'I' ·~·- -: .. -~ ,.' •' • ' '::·· I ., ' ' ;f'"': - ~· ---. -:""-~ ··· ' ,, ,. I' \. '., ' '·' r· '. .,., ·' 0 'I ,. \. ' -~ I. ·' r / ' '" . , " • . . 1_Widillnl YOIIIM ...,.• ., Her mJ,y ....,.•.,. ""' a lllver .. bJ ·JA-• ..._ Ftulk,c!Mt,_ ._. Mdllece. . IIi: ' • Kr, ,.-. lira. alirlea Tbo ClrtiiiOIIJ wla perfo!rm· r~ &ntao,r, liGate 2,' llld ld before the altar decked wllh I 1&. Oll'lld HtiiJGn,'- ol.lln; ' be... <#I white 'llldloll. A OJef IJoUOD 111. MlnlnviU1, and 'll&tfer baUr 111. lll(lllal Dllale the late ........ 'llollcitl, 1112:80 naiUlldb)' IDee Gl!prCulp.m. 111niMir ulbe J,.lure1 Cutr !ulna wbo """" a lli!ie lrfOI! •- UeaiCIIic··a....m. pm· 111. Ieee DYer lalfeca talb"",II«, '!kiiJ ollldlt- lllned wllb u tlllllke 11'1111. Id,a<~ dolble i-IDC-.IIIOIIJ. Solol~.lfor the lfeddlnlwaa ber w1 "'nr. Ilia bride ... Mra. liln7 E. Clark, wbo1111r, .alnd In a floor leD&Ih 81111111111. "0 PromiM Me," and "WWddbwldte iltln 111. A.Jinnt;rllalwllb er Thou Gout," •• lite bride ........ ld .........mini to and aroom lotelt It lbe altar. l~ot"er her bandl. Bowaa lira. JloilrWeaveraervedu 11'- .,., be1d thltnln.llart,·'matrm 111. honor for lbe bride. ill1 fall '"'" a Dlor ._ 111. llle """" a lloor IIIIlCh 81111111 of 1!1!1;. IIIIID ·pt n carried a pale blue, A.Jtoe rt.Jrle, with • wldte Billie ~ wllb 11111'- bllll 1eoe trlbl atta-111 !be rlnaenw ti( Wlllte can•••.,, lhollldera will! """"· Her ..,.._ " P.Y ""' blue tiDied cuuatlona wllh wl!lte etreamera, 8lld her lllllleldna viii trill -Ched to a _;.Gill For for · Mr. and Mrs. Basilio Girolami .~~ Ann,!Jers~ry I. • , .. hd( ,- ·. • :o be·Celebrated. • lb. ' " u.s. Clool• , ...._ N CoM lib Rolli U.S. Cloolco Toncltlll'...,. Cui Rib Steak U.S. Choice Tenderay ·Bone Steak lb. u.a. Choloo ,..,..""' Cuba Stub I~ 99~ .,Sl-09 lb. $1.3' ' ) Picolc _.,lo Whit fmh Pork Rolli Trimmed all exce11 fat and bonel . Pot Pie~ ~~lSi -~~ di:;,k.:'-'" ~~791 Cal11p sc-to,. ~·99,. ~53,. R"!!• or Sujoer lotex Krogor Tua Yon Co"'/ Hom••J 5,t:Sl 3 Sl boxes 3·::-as~ ....... ........... •.,. Alllerlca11 Flair STAINLESS TABLeWARE DINNER fORK .... F I lft,l•- M WE INVITE .Stnlce m.t M ....., alabtetlbe Mllleravtlle United M81hodilll Cllureh. , areat-l;nndmolb. , · •.•.·; • • • ·• ••••• •• treated lettuce as follO'iiJ& for want to !mow hO'i!J to make a would meaaure abOut Sd feet · w~t materials to ~.-"'-'YCE 6*39e lire. Cllfrorcl Pldlll,pa, Mra. Chlrlea GruaiW, Mro. WWIIm 111111111, IIIII Mr1. Emma lOnes. lira. llllallll orlld a poem 111 ''ToleraDce" 11111-...., "Tbo Dl.7r PbDJI&ia, anIIOIIDeemenl trill made 111. World CammuniQr Ill)' Ill Nov. 7111tbe Mlddlepnt!'t Flrlt United Preab7terillll Cllureb. . . . . ,.~ to PIRIIIM a " eertlllcate tor the )mljon.'t ~ to Jl.!' duealnto lbe Cbul'cb WOII!I/!I Vnlted 111. ~~ Coabqt '!bleb I)ICIIIID'I o.m..· lloulb, a poUent at Veterue ~. Fllllle PbDIIpa; botne lrom··tbe hoopltal, a n d ~ Jonel Who . . JepOJted hoQitalb~ A blrfhdl,y eerd """ tQied for lira. Fornat lloale¥, wife 111. the mlnllller. a.._ alnllfnl at "America" 11 d tba mn"DI will! Mrs. Slareber,llvlnf~erandlllu GAr'- nldlnl 1he cu., Jlle, dilnlta 1211t Plalm. 5for59f 5t49~ 'l,. '· .-, :~ JJacone Story Given·· /Jtlptist Chu.rch··croup ' . .. . st79 .50 -S1.29 " 'e1 C(>UOON \! A~ U ! ~:!'ON .? Men's Fellowship Visits Patients Vllltllll111 wllb peUenta at the Veteran• Memorllll lloiJIItal waa a feature 111. a reeilnt meet1111 of the Men'• LIJ!bi and Lite Flllowaldp o1. 1he Laurel Clllr Free Methodlat ClllrdJ. Meetlnl In t .h e pariODI&I' baoemilnt, the Reo. &eene Gill IIYe prayer IIIII eacb mem. ber IIVI aerlplure verses beton so1nJ to the hoapltal. 'I1MIY llller relumed to the church where devotions were led by Edpr Vllllmral/llll. Refrellb- I> . • ' ·'.'· Gor~ ·Cluh.\ ·· .. ' . Officers iris tOlttJJ,·. · • r · ; .. , . l ·r An lmprnslve candlelight 1rom jlo1n. JOlin ~ t ...,... ctremon• •• !Md b'f Mn. dlrldor. . · '. • < A Pirlotl of ;llltnt pr.,., . .1r1 > tfibute ID Elale Hart ~­ . Jack ,R ablarllar the lnatall.etlali-. of the , _ ollt&n of !he Twilight G.lrden Dub. Mrs. Roblon !Md candleund flowers In cotoruymballc of the oltl- lor Mr emony. In· stalled were Mrs. G.lrald Wildermuth, prnlctont; Mn. Ruth Hen""y, vice prnlclenl; Mra. Smllh,frllourer. Olld Mn. Elmer Wickham. secretary. Mrt. Wickham, retiring prnldent. pr-nted HCh of 1M officers during her two year term es prnlctont with a while bud vase containing a red carnation. Meeting at the home of Mn. Eddie Smllll Thul'lday night, members dlscullld the Reglan 11 meeting to be held at Lake Hope on Nov.l. A letter perlalnlng to the proeram wasread '* "1111· Mrt. MMy B. Hal- UMd .tht topic ,;When, Where, Olld How to Plant Bulbt." She Ml\1 trenchel lhould be dug 10 to .l l Inches deep ond that tor tullpe the dirt ~d be mixed with fertilizer and the bulbe llhOUkl be plonled - • • to a bed tor a - - : - - - - - : - -good showing In the spring. mems were served. Retrnhments - . MI'Wd. Attcrullng w e r e Lawrmee .. Slnllh, Harey E. Clark, Bob - . Seldon Baker, Jr., ln home territory, Canada James Gilmore, Latrrenee Ebrank• as lbe second llrgelt lin, and Erneat Powell. country ID the world. RICK (OJl"ll f\C.tl\C. NO STAMPS-NO GAMES- NO GIMMICISI JUST HONEST VALUES AT YOUR "BIG 3" STOIEI "-~ OLD SIOIE HOUSE lACOM GLORY SPRAY FOAM and cat!M trarl eervod. Program Given On Rally Day 3 ~. $1 CRISCO DUNCAN HINES 3 .... $1 CAKE ,MIX SYRUP TOIL~l TISSUE 4;!.39~ JUICE 3:.:··s1 BUTTER COUNTRY KITCHEN CH~RMIH it)NT'S. 26 oa. Candy Apples· PRODUCE 4,.,49; FlESH GALORE .•Cl.., $P • , -•IOrfll cluclld with a ~· by Mn. Wllcllrmulll. Dlui!!~: by Mrt. Smllfl Inc).~ IQ'Ipture from Ejlll.a ll.. _,.., CGIIImente on ttit 1~ otllritfnt .' as on ._lali of mutlc In .. . " I!Hrl. She CX!IIduclld with 1 poem entitled "The WM'mtll ol Fall.'" Timely hints - . gl- b'f Mn. Phil Wllllemaon. She l!lftl$1ed plontlng bulbe Olld burning doed tlalka Olld leava to eliminate IMICII Olld tllelr 1'111ldpo"n11D tbe dlaJo&ue ealltled, ''What Ia loi6W 117 Prayer," trer1 Mrl, Brooka s.,ra, ...... Ullle Slarcber, Clara r, ·. . •/,', ··Twilig!Jt ·~ lug Cleaner !!.'1.59 REYNOLDS WRAP ALUMINUM FOIL 18" s9e BAKERY BUY! HOLSUM BROWN & SERVE .ROLLI '"'· 29e FROZEN SPECIAL BANQUET Pot Pies BEEF & TURKEY CHICKEN 5 ~ sl ,Carrots.... .. '2·'..."'. ':'"49,- CGita&•Ch••• .... w-·• Soc:letY 111. Chiilllln lllker, Zaneavillo, 11 apt- Dellclotl! ~641 ._,..... 3'ti:Sl Gr1111J1ica ~·· 2~ J "'' G&Ut..., pnJer...r... Mr. ... Mrl. llerle¥ llalllllker and Mra. Marie Chip. man 111. l'l:lme~VT ere t h o ll'llldJ)irelltl. Gnat srandparentl are lira. ~ Sillnailer, WIJlWilttOini, W, VI.; lira. Cairle D. Slick, Elbt, o., aa4 Delbert P. ·s te • k, Metamoru. lira. Alt1e Stal- jar 24-oz•. Bd. l!lollr; ... "PPECE--P-W!EK" A lUred ID a PI'Oiralll pn141111d 117 lire. Karl Grueeer wbeo 1he -·· bab.J ...._. alxpCQidl, four ~ 117 ·Mri. ... Granps ...... "-llr "'" Featured J{ . ;'; " Mr. Qdi Mrp.· ~; Sill- tbe !IOiiltrucUon, wldcb look eliltt )'al'a, IIIII nlated lllcldlnta Ill the Uvea 111. the ftrlt famlllei wldcb ' liave ocCupied the White llouM. . l!arlnll.lhl.. bullaeu !!!MUfti .lmJ•ro,vils~d. by punching hole\ In a to' keep the lettuce out of any water Uae the lettuce by peeUng off the outrather tban cutting orr chllllks-to keep spots and edgea.-f,fRS. S. B. rn.ft 111111 Julep '.:-891 were pleeee IIIII 111e1 eerrled ..,.._ tbeprofll'llll, · 'l1ut SociiQr alao midi a ea~­ trtbutlon to the cburch buqet. Carda we r e - to COrD Excedrin ":"99; .......... .,. ~641 Daodoru1 1lmt andMiuJuBatzlnl, were In limo 1reen - · 111. ta'* ovor tdela with empire 11'11111 eecenled Ill rlllbon. Their veDa also -•bed to bolfbeld- cor-. ,. "' . . . . 111. qoDIIeoN 'are Ill· _.,...... birCh 111. • 11!1!1, lluk Aleit, .. Oct. 18, Ill the adlllcothe llolpltal. The Wilt...t ·11111 b1a 4-lb. $1.2Uize Tableta Tbo brlcleamalda, Mill Jean ~· 111. ll'M!tbtledCil'IIIIICIIa. Mr. Jemea llol1on eerved •• belt man for lila brother and !be !IIbera were Mr. Chlrlee Faulk, l>rolher oi.Uie bride, llld llr. RlciQr lloUon, bi uChet 111. the brldell'GOIIL For her dln&llter'e trtddlllr, Mra. Fllllk waa Ill aiJJid dn11 wllh which abe wore brown aceeaiOrleoandawhlteearntUon Mra. llallon 1101'8 a l'Qfal blue dren and wlllte ••· ceaiOrlea wllh white ea.,._ Uona. A rre-.cet~IJIIoUon honor!QIIheeoupie ..... held at lite home or the brlcl.'a Jlll'lllll, A three-tiered cake toRied with lite tradltlona1 IIIIDiaCIIre bride and III'GOIII -..cJ lbe bride'olable. Mro. Cllfronl Klelll oerved lho cake, lira. Gila Fllllk IIIII Mra. Robert l'arkar.Jftalded atlbepuneh bOwl, and'jllre. Clarence Par- . IIIII 111'1. Jlopr Beach at the dee aervlee. Mr. IIIII lira. lloUon wiD n aide ID ~ mobile home on &diiVII! krlt., Colum..ta. Mr. Hollan IJ empJqyed wllb United Parcel Service Ill Colllll!bua. illi .' rv1""~·-: Beans- Plolfda ' - O.., lalla NLLW'S NINTBBS ' Ptrfed for eandwlchea and Iiiia dei Tan1arlnu tl.lollbo-... c- , Dried 12ct. to,·~sl lbe 420-. ....... $1 Bread &il;io ............ ttllloO.,AIIt ....... _ . l>EAR Prioh, 110 SIU )" 'l · ' ,, '. ·~ 18,- Knoger l•"""'llk Sn1cler'e Trill I i' .•.. ;;.. Greanlaaas '=·StJ9 - ''·~~ ... .-::~•"'""' ' 't: 111 .... . DialogU£ """IHIId;l-. On Prayer Worldllc Wlfe'l Llmflll.~.llob­ eervuce 111. "Gra«taiocbarlt ' the NCGIICI!llldi11D October, Mrs. Chlrlea Grueatr By -POLLY CIAMEl . ·read "'What a Gnndmolhtr Ill" An ll'llele en!Wed, ''Rtmlem.:DEAR'.POLLY-1 am answering Mrs. J. B., who wanle:l ber .) fe," waerlldii7Mra.Stetw''lmow whether or not'Jettuce abould be wa~bed before la ilrueeer, 111c1 Mra. Norman SWtlnll to avoid rusty, spots. A former reataureni owner . KcCallunuead, "Laak 111 t·t!Jlll me to break the bead apart, wash Ill aalted.water and: Rande... To clloelude ~' p;offlte in tile crtapei' ,In an IDicovered bowl Uned with paper . 11'811!, tbe revlfttd ... toWels. I have been doing this for several months with very , ll'llele . Wldle ilou... good lupk.- MRS. L. V• .,. - ., t.~ss,. .; ;; • ~a, Mo,. Rust Spots on Lettuce. ..... , Cut To•toSo1p Com- . Drrlllk Sill ~~··39~ 1 Several Wayli to Avoid 2·loll27I .~ ' Lacu.._ - llt l '... ~ ." ••to• Roll Rolli' -.991 iriiil ;t.j"'·' ·~ 39~ . Everyday low Prices Flo•. I U.S. CWco ,..,..IIII'IIIMI• lb. Clolcl MoAI ..... ' IIIII lira. Ballllo Giro. lira. Glroilml II b for. l'omei'O)', will Clllaerve mer Gtnllllfa Flblin 111. Laeca, &Olden wecldlna:,...ver- IIIIJ, A reU...,s arument..iortc. · from 2 to I p.m. er, IIWIIIGIID piUfel: 111. ,1111'11 ICidol room 111. 1he Sa- mold llliker IIIII l'INneroy buaa..r<b;, RelaiiYea, lniiiiDID, ~ ...U forarid mom. merl,y ••-'Utd with hll..eoubire Baeit Par- IIIIa, Mr. IIIII 1&1, C l 11111 .... ' . llleneldD1 Ill tile LllleiV 1118~.arid ~~r., Glrclaml wen llunm, G. IIIII G. Cere. llllrJfld ... Oct: to;.ttl8111 the 11e 1110 apenlld lhl ~ ~ 111. Sll! Caa.._ d! Con- man Rellaunlll m Doiefi IIIII tr.l, Lucca, IIIIJ, Ill t b e Jllddleport, ~Ide n Clurch 111. Sll! Callllno. Mr. tlremilnt 1111958, ~ alllld to 11!11 CG!II!Mr. IIIII Mre. Glrolaml hive !!'~, ·Ita l9l8 IIIII waa Jolnld Ill three IMa, children, Mra. Plll1 ..,....,, m. by b1a bride 111 <o,aun.> COld, MlddiiPOl'l; 1~0. PriOr to IIIOYin,cto fOm. ~do W Poa.. cv, 11111 ~ :Ill 1942, 1be1 Uvld Ill Mrs. Jolm (LIJ» Strtek1end, liiblu Clf1,U..:;Wieh*.IW>- Waodrllle, IIIII 10 ........II . :~ . ' '• ~ Kan-, llld St. dren. -a.• ' Sunday ot Lour$1/ Cliff ·~~ .( Only USDA Cllolce beef Ia UMd Ten. ·deray. Tenditray tak11 ihe"aiHWwork out of buying beefl . ', ·Jr · F~u'l~~~llon Vows ,~ak~n iii!II~L~Nifl,.noi'Gii.....r, Q., Oct, 22, Jilt . . " ' ,, ,. .. �.r I ,~·· li 1 p . ' ........ ,........, ·aq:~~ An;! ;Mo;;;l,~~~~·~ ~ S:;~~i~~if.i~·:·, Motor CL ~~~~~tr:~:~~~ ,. · ,. ~ervices 1, • . . ' , ·.1, ' .) r . ' . I I , , 'i' ( (' I , ... y·~·· <\ •I'' ' ' ... ) .... . ~ \' ~ 1'9t ' •• •·• ,, •' "' . I ., F•'S.I• .· •.II<'. 1965 PONTIAC _ _...:.___ _______ $139S Grand Prix H.T. Coupe. Local car. Maroon ·finish good ti,.t, auto. trans., power steerinu & braltes: radio, bucket seat and con sol•. • 1960 VOLKSWAGEN •• _$395 2 Dr. Good tirea, runs out good. Radio. 1961 CORVAIR . - - -- -$295 St. Wagon. Good tires, clean interior. Automatic · trans. Radio. -------------- COAL, ea-a~run,Ja· coba C..I Rtaland Tlpj>lt. Phooe 742-4952 or 912-3t8f, • lo-3-31ltc ·Order Frraon H..,. Htotlnl 01 Mwl De,... do7 ••IIYOry. Metered llckots. Easy pay pion, SIRYtNG MIIGs -GALLIA AND MASON C0UNTIES Co. POTATOES for solo. :;~,, ,._ (614) itz-218 POMEROY. • . Beller. New Lime Ro.d, ,.• .,., Mot• Co. Rutland. Phone 7-42-4420. 10-19-41c t:t:·~ ~~ '!I ..... For Sale t. . :· ., ·• ' 1168 STEJ'SIDE l,!,.Q pi~ Chovroiet truck, ' "·~9~. Phone 992~939. ' \ ' ' 10..22~ -----------55-GALLON drums, IOotl ' '' - I ·, J' ' ' trash, $2.50 eaoh. ~ Junk 10-Zi-12te Co-. . ' ~-:•· FillIIi ' \'- .hrtlce D'AY 1lf . 211' ·1\' ADMIRAL ttble model. NI8HT·•.• CALL t*ll Cheater 985-4116. Wyt. ONE FEMALE booglt robbll OP-IIIIVIS. 1M P.M. dog, 3-yeors old. Good hunter. Ill Frost, Chester. RAILINGS SEIMC£ POIIIIOY, 01110 ' Phone 992-:1327. 10.22.31p 10.19-ollc WAHl AD Male Help Wanted 8' x 85'' HOUSE trailer, sood INFORMATION NIQ'Irrtlf7J24 W ALMUT SOLID State stereo, DEADLINES . ,_ 1 ....Udan. l'IIOI1e Cltester 985MAN FOR s teady position, mus 5 .. .. . O.r a.t.. ,..ltc.ti., with 4 speed choJWOf, 4. ~ i$ t187. 0 llv e r E. Bailey, be industrious and reliable. .._..., o...u.. ' . ... speaker sOUDI! a.vsteJD. Bal• Reednllle, Rt. 1. I.H.-ftllllfliaS. c . -ll.l i- a C.-..et'-Sogar Run f1our Mlll, MulWill ... .cce...4 _. u t a.•. t. a nee $6L 44. Uoe our time 10..22-4tp berry Ave. , Pomeroy. . MIDDJ,.I~. oillo · SPINET PIANO. Wa-, reo., J ~l c.tteA pa,ymenl plan, Coli 992-3352. tr-21-3tc REGU LATIONS --- - ---------- Pets Sale IIJlONible Pll'l7 totaktOVtr n. ,..,,, •._ .._... , ,._. .... 10..16-6tc Z2 SHOATS from tO to70 lba. AKC- REGISTERED collie I• mttn11t11 ~ollll 011a 1 .. M i• eor ,.red _., .n ....... .._ each. $20.00 etch. 1 boor $60. pupplas for show, form, or Spinet plano. C&tl bt lttftlo- .. IM''-L n • ....,,;.._ .. ;n ... Help Wanted COAL, LUMP, eg, lllolrer~ ·Gordon Prol!ltt, t miles be- pels. Sl<y 1/uo Kennels. Phone call,y. Write CHtllt v._r, ' ,... , _, mine run. Excellllor Solf low RavenawoodFerry. Port- CGalvlll6 667·3339. P. o. Box 211, Shelb,yvUie, b TU Works, ~~~ MaiD S&.., PCIIDland, Ohio. Come alter t:30 10.19-3lc Indiana. 10..14-1' • ....... S...ic. eroy. Phone 992-3391. ' h<llll . . . . . . . . B-13-ltc - - - - - - - - - • ..;.a...~1Sc •, HIOih ............ ~. BEAGL&'l. Phone 843-:m. For Sale . ., 10-12-lOtc LEA RN of hom. - In yo~ . . n . h . . . . _ , . .. eMMc..... CAMPERS and tra..J trallora, · OFFERS wUI bt receiYed altho ""- coal, conV<Q"ed to Fred A. apare tim•. No 1peclol educo-,. fl'llllfl .' Bomer tnd CGatlnonlal. ~ flon nHded. It'• 1lmple. N•w Sh10et by deed recorded In• orllce or Webster and FUlls, J )5 · ... --~~ . . . . . . . . . . GIBSON refrigerator, Hardwick •o•r l11 1font Le~nlng M•thod. price, 10 percent to 15 perVolume 16S, Page 131 alltl 1 A-..e;ra, Pctmeroy Nai1011al Wri te for fre• broc:h"'•· double oven p.s range, both CAa0 01=' T...:S & caJT UART cent oavtnas. CGme to Gaul's Volume 16$, Page 213. Thle 11 ..51 .. ,......... Ee 1 year old. Also Hoover spin ' Bank Building, Pctmeroy, Phone 985 · TraUer S.leo. COMPUTER COLLEGE i1 1lllllq>MVOCI proper~)', A/JOhio, ~ to 10 o'clock L m., ...... _ t l - . j k .. washer, $100 Phone 9923832. nrc. mlleo north rJ: OF TECHNOLOGY !lllliliD .AD$ on OciAlbtr 23nt, 1969, Cor pril"--' tl parcel 22 PUREBBED Gern!on Shepherd ~634. 10..21-3tp Ao6a." it-.ll • 0.... ............ One Public Square 1104 Cheater 011 Rl 7, Watch Cor lhe following retl eslate ol $300 00 Ptt>Piea. F.W.I, $25. Males Clovoland, Ohio 44113 •lin left on Cclurlcy IIGocl 36. Fred A. Shliiot, decotaed: In Ollw Toornttlltp, $35. ~ 247..2182. Loctted Olll'na10>+30tc NEWLY remodeled, 6 • room Locttod In Middleport, Melga ~c• " ........ D.ity Melp Cotml,y, Ohio, ... ""' 10..17~ house. Hath, $5,000 Phone -----···-~ -Ing 41.62 aerea In sect1011 21 • County, Oltlo, and below Lot Wanted To Bur 992-3901. 10..21-3tc No. 30, and 8 feet ol Lot 131, and 22• ••t end, ......yed to 11io:l amu cABINETS. round ta- POODLE PUPPIES. AKC TQr Fred A. Shlllot Ill' deotl ro• which Is locotod 011 tho cornor mlalature, fl5 ... • Slutl blO&, old docks, etc:. Write SEMI- AUTOMATIC , 18- shot, of S.C'Illld and Mill Slroets, HOlliE IIEPAIIS,ptinring araorvlce and ..-I•W• Plloat or caD M. D. NlUer, Rt. 4, 22 - lorw, with scope. Phone ltUM#. ll44rc which was conveyed to Fred 843-2476. 10-21-10 _,., - - - .w wor1l 99U21L A. Shltlet by deeds reeorded pert)'. AWralsed I I parcel - - b:r _ , _ , 6-2t-Uc - - ----- ---~--In Volume 133, Page 18, and 2ht $700.00. CtD Cbesler 985-tlt7 -- - -----~~~ - -- nEW G~ DQ~ 1960, 10 x 50 FOOT CosUo mo: <OIIect. 10.22-llllp Loeated In Columbll Tow n- GEO. HOB STETTER, .,...,; IIIUIIII aad ...... oul Jn lltll bile ~orne. Phone 949-2977. Volume 134, Page t82. Thla For Rent real eotote Is tmproYed with ahlp, VeliO-~,OhiO,b&- HARIIISONVILLE - ·t '-11, 10..21-5tc bloom. AU colCWI 110 ' a two story brick storebulldSPECL\L YEARLING and buU 4 ROOM unfurnished house, illr 13.t7 Acrea In FractlGn btlh, cl&twn, 111d Mil each. Reynalda F1•or Sllop, Ing !hereon. Tho doornstalra eaif oate to be beldal-wllh 12, ectmeyed to Fred A. Shll· Gar• . 2111 Acrn. ' 1650 Lincoln Holi!!Jta. P11011e Maoon, W. Va. Plloat '1'13- WARM MORNING po circulatis rented as 1 store roc:~~~. and our regular oale Saturday, let, 'b)' deotl recorded In VoJ. RUTLAND - 5 rooma, both,' . 99~ .3874 . 10.22-tfc 5U7. Ing healer, 75,000 BTU; 3o.. the li)atalra consists ot lour ume 16$, Page 14. ThlslaUllcorport,onlyalew-aold. Oct. 25 at the Ohio VallOJ' gallon gas hot water heater. apartments. Appraised aa . jlnproved p,..,...ey. Appralo- 6,500. l Llvellock Company. B r I Dg CLEAN, comfortable sleeping Call 742-5754 or 742-5224. ed 11 parcel Z5 at .1,200. POMEROY 5 roomo. both. I at $30,000 00. parcel your cattle early. room with kitchen privileges, NEW GAS lur'*ce Installed, !0..21-3tc Loeated In Oleater Toornahlp new furnece, now birch ltJt. Located In the VlllageorMJd. 10-22-3tc suitable for working woman $295. Terms a...lloble. Ph. Meigs Cowll;r, Ohio, ,.j ~ chen. Wall to wall corpofl"l. 8 dleport, Melgo County, Ohio, or teacher. Available Nov. 1. 992-3352. MAPLE STEREO radio cOhsole II1IJ the cool underl;rlrw P'rt Mobile Homo lot, .,d eomo Phone 992-5440 after 5 p.m. being Lot lOOlnPalmer's AdROOF REPAIR and remodeling, IO..UI~c comblmtl011. Modern otereo dition to Middleport, except. of SeciiOI1 12 to furni!Uro. Sl1,500.00. 10·19-7tp al10 IDterlor and exterior Fred A. ShlOort .._ REEDSVILLE-' roomt, half wllh AM and FM radio, 4palntlq and remodeling, carlng 38 feet off the eo at end, "' btlh, gas furnace, btotmont, - In &Peed automatic cho~r, 4rded pentry, by contract or hour. FURNISIIED lhreeroom ~ Auto Sales as conveyed to Fred A. Shll· co vo1mne H~1:2~:ec~~r·~··~ui~~- s rooms, menl, - r , -1¥-.t-kor sound system. Btl· Free e-.te. Will Ill> anylet by deed reconled In Vol· 625. 1wt.,. · ~~~lltiiCK -~-1-'Wl; <c. •-anent~ $83P,}1z.~!"fl,;l!r/'pay- ume 167, Page 694. ~prt~­ • ~ }'bone 992-6440. ed. - 5~tf'.t•Wtld ... '1 -..ue ".L11Gbft · t lit."' fidem:-' ·~· '. au.~ . -.2. · perty Is IOCiited at 389 WD·' ·.· ,. ' 10-22~tc ·Phofte · .00•11 ' -- - - --!':...:~· ---....;-B11lck trad .. ln,, f,.m one • of " ~ / · .·1! . ,.,- J0.16-6tc llama Street and Improved ""'''~ - ·rOOms. our lfiO i t car.ful owners, Po.,.,.. · the c111 tllll..-lyll1jj&2 new . 3 bedrooms, ~"'Fi,;Kii______ • lfHrlng, Power broke1. - - - - - - - - - - - with a flame dwelling lher... GUN SHOOT, Oct. 19, 12 to 4p. . TWO BliDROOM home, IIYIJw Auto. tron•. Llk• new ln•ide FOUR BEDROOMS, Uvirw,fam· aad li/ T.~N, ode! on, ·fn which there are twQ In Secllon 10 conve;rad to garage. Largo lot. 110,500.00. m. onBobbyHJUFarm,Bash- ' room, diniJW room, hall and ond out. tly, dining, large kitchen, utll· Fred i.. Shl0:,1 by deed re- MOBILE __HOME 1N2 . room-•~ . ,,.. • apartment'!Appralaed as on Rood. Half hogs, hams, carpeted, 76t Icy room, Jl/2 baths, - gas corded In Volume 181, Poce Skyline, lwo btdrooma, IlL ~ JUptrcel 3 at .6,000.00. 66 GMC ···--·-- $1595 btcoo, and turkeys. ~.,... B""'noll "'"'• MlddloporL YB Long Wh .. lba•• Wid• Side furnace, basement. G o o d 62?. •· laed ei.. drllltd wtll, half aero. ' _ ~-.4t. .,..,.. •• Pttrc .. GarlfiO. ss.soo.eo. ____ t, ________ ... ·. Located ID Mlddlepert, Meigs oared by Roclne Fire DepartPb. 99Z-99tll or 992 31135 Pld;..,p. Thl1 l1 o one owner ne!Jhborhood. Phone 992truck. Trode-ln on 69 GMC. COUll!;)', Ohio, and bting part ment. 10..15-13tc B-2t-tfe at $52.00. . 19 ACRES I rooms, CIG.\uT'no; 11 now 3510. 10..16-6 p ot Lot 71 In !Iebon's Add!Uon, Shaw good c«•· We can hlghrKOmMend. Good 6 ply ~~In Lebtnon ~ romodoltd.baJh.Sbtdroonll, IIIII ~ UcJi:l(;l plll.: t ..... locoted at the comer or Third MEIGS LOCAL Parents, vote TRAILER LOTS, Tupper& ..., p CcianQo, OhiO, boo 1101 fumaca. •n.ooo.eo. · .., ._ -, w. Vi. ~ , VACUUM CLEANER, brond and LocustStroete,ln Middlefar the school tax renewal, l!lr_ tbe CCIII uilderlylng 14 . IO.lt-41c .,.,..... · • • ...:. 1 Plains, Ohio, on Rl 7. Call new 1969 model. Complete A4 FORD - ----·--$895 Aerea In _ _. of •-~20, · · ' ' """""'' keep schools open. Don't vote port, on which !hero Ia locatDavid Rlgis, CGalvllle, 667Ve Sto. Wagon. Pow• ,, • .,. ,..., .,.._, HIUM •• VIRGIL TEAFORD'--------- - - -·-' . wl1h all cleaning tools. Small ogolnst your kid& by not COI1YOJed to Fred A. Slllllet . . . ·- . Ina. P,..,to. frons. ed a two atory rrame build3298. 1~16-6tp . point damage In shipping. votlttg or ta economize a1 by deed r0001ded in Volume IASSOCIATES 992-3325 FOR lilliE,- II :'*lli;IW~ Ing, the lower trOOt btlllll u&Will take $22, cash price or their expense. It Is no tax 181, Page Z67. Appralaed u SYRAC:USE IInl, 'tit! f.l!!, miMI ,Ill l ed as a store room and the terms If desired . Phone 992. 3 ROOM furniShed apartment BLAETTNARS lnato~t. Harold Moue, Rt. 2. parcel 28 at t94.00 ·· .._ ..,. ' - ·~ •nllil olher room ao apartment, 11&2615. Utilities ptid, 356 N. 4th St. BUICK POHTIAC Albtny. Harrisonville PTA lng part olthe ret~leslate coo''"'"ltd 1n ottva Busi..S ~· va.. , . .,.,..,.. ~ Middleport. Phone 99;1-3342 GMC TRUCK$ member. veyed by Fred A. Sh!Oet by Meigs COUll!;)', Ohio, btiow ' . . . ~ ""!• .:'{ 1 ~ -21-6tc POMEROY 10.19-1ollp deed r~ lnVolwnel26, the cet1 underlM! tO.tl AIR CONDITIONJI«l,llltrlaltr- ' . . · Acrea In Sectlo625, - · aiiaa _.., Jaelt'a Refrt.l .:"""'-"':0-~--""~.":;::'C.:::•~ ' Page 36$. Alao being 756 ROOF REPAIR aad r . . lieU UNFURNISHED HOUSE, large 1969 SEWING machine, used .... .:+!.... New Ra- Plloat c. c. ~FOBD, ~.'f 'ii!i;1 U.. tloo '-lori1Udlowaad thing room, fireplace, ldl- 1963 PONTIAC Cotalint COl>- Ius! a lew limes, fully South Third Stroot, on whleh ed to Freel A. Shltlet 'b)' recorded lnVolumol87,Pqe 8~2-a~h. · I 0 1'111 .....,._ · ,_.; · ~ there it locoted a l'h atory vertlble automatic, 100 per equipped 1o zig -zag. makes doiJow. 'b)' contract. chen, utility room bath, bedc e n t financing available. buttonholes, overcasts, apframe dweillng, not rented. Fne htlmate. Phooe 992room. Very ntce for two 269. Appralaed aa parcel 28 We 1'1.- " ' 1111 . " .'; Phone 992-6547. pllquetand many embroidery Helng part of the retl oBlate attto 00. -------- - ----Rllelae. !Jdil ·• · ~ 2806. We SO UQ'Where. adults. No pets P'- Ma11011 Loeatod In Oliva T-·••· Crtlt . a 'b . • :' Will sacrifice for designs. t r-2t-3tc COI1veyed to Fred A. Slllllet by 10..1-tfc 773-5203 or 713-5746. ~-- LOGA]II FDIE aad SoffiT Eqtdp. only UUO ash or tirms may deed reeorded In Volume 128, Mete• Ctluncy, Oblo, being -.t Siolea aad Sentcea. !lr. . · ·. 1-HIIej · 10..21-Uc -.,;;S-- R-liD_U_C_ING - -;_~.,..- ~and 1958 PLYMOUTH station wag- be arranged. Phone 992·2685. BO Page 365, Malgs COUilb' ~ · the cetl underlying 61 Acna, ~ ID f1ri 11111 uCIIl - - - - - - - - - - - - - :;;:{ 'J:I ..... ~--- -- - - - - --- on. Phone Chester 9$.4124. _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 10-_2tk!_lc Reeordo. Appralaedaeparcel In SectiOI1 28, cmvayed to .,.,,........ "'""'"' diiiCGUIII BEADY·MIX OONCijEJ'E diQ:iii: Health center Is ,_ open, FURNiliiiED and llllfllrnlahod 10-21-3tc 4 at $9,000 00. Fred A. Shtllot by deed .... price• Oil. ell !;)'pea and .._ tretl rWrt 111 11111/l P~J 9 Lm. to 5 p.m. by appointIPirtlllentl. CloA to aohool. corded In Volume 187, Page ., lin Ollliqullltera. Pbant · Fait aad tell·· FtM mont,~ p.m. IAliOp.m. noap.· Phone 992.6at 10..18-Uc Locttod In Middleport, Mefa• 1964 FORD Galaxie X-L, 390, ... •-1 n..r-" r -~ - . . Ph. tn-121t, Cl!IO'!J jlolntment neceuary. Loctt- - - - - - -,- - - - - Counl7. Ohio, being part ot 213. AWralaed aa ptrcel 30 Good Selection 4-speed; 41,000a.ctual miles. at ~w-; lQ;'UO!o Co.,1~~ 811 below K and K Mobile TRAILER LOTS, BOO's Mobile Lot No. 159,conYOJedtoFrtd ' Phone 992-5934 alter 5 p.m. Loeated In Olive T-·••·, _ , ___ . _·- . Homes, P a 1 n t Pleasant. Court, Syracuse, Ohio, on A. Shlllet by raeorded ...... -------~----Metes Count;y, Ohlo,btJtwthe • -.. -- 1 Phone 675-2t~4 or 675-t020., State RL 124, Phone 99210..21-4tc In Volumel4l,Poce209. This eotl under'"'78 Acres, ALL AROUND ~heft meW. Ia-. ......,. - .' 104-tfc Z95L 11-U~c property Ia loctUid at 85-4th -:.:::_•ed to~ tori• 111!1 oxt.rlor. ..., ... _ ........c ~ d•ali ~ OF Seetl 011 86 • Street and Is JDwro..ioJ wiUt a A. Sb111et ...";d:":.. r·-:._:.'"" lloolllll aadi'OUih II Il1e ~ Oltla.Pi;;: 811 CHICKEN barbecue, spare ribs, two story c01110111 block dwell"' ..., ~''"' od carpentry 'b)' i:aatract. 20 · tU IIIII ~ Sunday, Oct. 26, sp011sored b:r For Sale 11\11 ther8on. Appraiaed ao In Vtiume 187, Page 275. AiJ- · yeore --~ .F rtt aeU.f - - - . , . - - - - - - ---,_·. Ch..ter Fire Department. OW URERTY Theatre .bul)d.: parcel 13 at $6,000.00. pnlaod ao ' parcel 31 at - L Jolm Gro'wa, 301 ~ liE IIEIIILD llaQdiiWIIIIIbi ServiQI starts at 11 a. m. In Middleport, Maiga Locttod '?8.00. euat st., ~ II'ltr '"Mow ,_. ....... 01111, i~. Nice. Very reaaorable. SHOP OUR THRIFT Homemade ice cream. Dona~ COUDcy, Ohio, btlng part ot Loealtd In Olive. TOWIIIItlp, llt:l-6953.. ''-r 17 ~~~~~~er; aaet.., Phone 992-5201. tiono or plea and cakes would Lot 159, COilWyed to Fred A. SHOP. 3rd FLOOR 10-12-tlc M... et'~~· Ohlo.beflwllle - - - - - - - - - - - - - , be appreciated. ShiOet 'b)' deed recorded In ~H~;::;;'t!c::!i SEWING -~ .1liiti1ri ·..;...nc;--;..~--:. ··10-14-12tc Volume 141, Page 209. ·The A. Shll1et 'b)' cieod recorded aervlce, all ma~o. 8f2.#2l4. . . . ,. . AWNINGS, storm . doon and prqterty boa a l'h story wirw:lows, carports, marIn Vol11110 187, Page 21L Aj,. The Failrlc !IMII• p,...,~, Avrc>lioJitE . . . . . . frame dwelling thereon, and 'vACANCY for 1wo olderb ,_quees, bloorn and bttt tnauJa. at Authorlled SIOWir llalea •nlod? · pralaed " parcel 32 Is locttod at 338 Wllllama pte. Prefer private paid po- · tJ~ Elmer White, aale1 np.. •139.00. ' Stnlce. We .... .,.,. SelaWa llnMI"' · · ·· street. Appralaed •• parcel tlents. Phone Mason, 173resentath·e. For free estt.. AU of the a!oreoald~ _., Ut If< . 20 at $t,OOO.OO. . 5185. 1.~c mates, phone O.rle1 Uale, wW bt auld ' oublact to tJii Loctted In SUttOn Towns~tW, Slracuse. V. V. Jolmaooaad 1969 rtol ollalrt - . , lJIYMelgo County, Ohio, and In CHUCK'S can save you l4l to hall ~ Inc. 5-1~c tblo In llecembtr, 198t, and Section 6, COilVO!'ed to Fred on TV repairs if you bring 111e rlallt Ia relined 'to r.. A. Sh10et by rec!cN:dotlln them ln. <hick' s TV, 152 But~ 2 BEDROOM home, 5 rooms and SMITH AUTO SAUC Gas Retter• - to, 50, Joct IIIII' ... all aa.... ' Volume 165, Page 13. Thlo temut, P001eroy. Phone 992IANA~GA, OHIO thousand B. T.U, ?Only, bath, ratural gas, newly relnfonnaiiOII ma;r ~ ....,.... praperty Ia lll1lnllro...r. AIJ5080. 10..16-tlc modeled. Complete blrclt !leo d1alrs, wood. 2 B.R. 011 thla Pl-tl fra iidiiCtii pralsed aa ptreel 22 at $1,. kitchen. New drilled woll, 'h • aultea look 110111 Dinetles, llabttletllr, Executor ~ .. 000.00. I pi;.;,~~~~be~nd acre loL Paneled w,oiiL tab to tuctlon on a percentand mellll. ~~::1 Bttow e · acraa located at . Ellate ol Fred 4-.Shi4et, tit- t Melts Co. Farm Bureau wood beclo, twin & luii. 5 Forced air gas furnace. Just Nllllbtr. J!erra Run, Lot 18tnl!ul..~~t, ... bulB. Call Jim Adoma, Federation deaka • like now, reeord oCt 'bJ'i>&BB Rl 7 on Rl 124. o..U-., Rllllud. Pl1ono Colllact Evelyn's Grocer)' i;PIII)'er, elec. orpn, 7UMIII ~lfl: neor Rutland on 124. platfonn rockers, tO 10..16-6tp dlnirw: roam suite, auSKATE·MIIAY SCIIECUU: THURS.., OCT. 23 t i c washer - Etay• Baclt to Scllool JUIJ, FrWIIr. ' 7:11 P.M. Book CtiOI Matt allctr C. 0ot. I, fnttlftlare•; , 19$6 CHEVROLET, 1959 Pb· IWOI, Otamei & wall paint IIIII-Pll'IJ.Frldlr,Oot. mouth, 1V61 Ford, otto part& CHESTER GRADE close-out, •2. 99 gal. Roc. IL ~W • liiiJ, FrttloJ, lor Dodge and PJ.ymoulh 1957 S<;HOOL IIIII llliiiiiNir, 7:aG ID 1o-.10. lhrough 1959. Call 843-2778. Dinner and Doer Priaes What Btve YWI A•lhl+!ar 10..1&-&tc Slnelng ShorlHs We Got. Entertolnl"l tiQ, T , 1, aad 'lhlrlltiQ EVERYONE WELCOME! REDUCE $AFE aad Adults, 1.25 G.. lllllltlalaaad£-V. , . . , _ Plloat 98$. Children, 75c 1121 Ql' a.. ... 88$.458S. U011 Plla. 1111.- Dntp. 9-21-l!Otc 11-11-tCMp . -----,..--------- . DAUIHW . F• ..... --·_....__............. - ti-·- ·- - ---------- -- COMPUTER PROGRAMMING .. 10.2~.3~ ~=====:::===:.._..::l.:l.,.~:-::.-:.:-::..:-:-=..:.-:.;.:-:.;;-~-~.~;;.=-~-~ ---- - ------------ ...... ........................ .,,., ______lfiOits LOCAL ............,;..__~· at ... ,'!IMS:.- ·--...., :;l 7;50_.. & · •' ·12rt901( iii! Estate-Far iali'_-"\ ~~~~:=..!.~':,: "'""-·phone - HOISTETTER REALTY ·, •• 3 P.l.1. - -·-- - -~ ~ . 4:30)~Jiii w-. Keeping . .M.·~ffia ci~9J --- - ------- - · oson Area · ·Informed As ' Well ~-s -------------- b;-oul· ' 1 11 1 '*-:-Ibla. .,.· maer..a.: 'r, Townahlp, Sertices uo .. -------------- 1----------- - -'* --------------- t&l.OO. -------------- ----.---------- ,_..., = ••.._ ' G. "ICutot LOW, LOW, a. (&I.) 7.0ums .-or o: · I 23.1!locope 8. Short pw!Ch 2ti. J:x. 26. Mertt 2T. Ride on (II.) IIIOW bay" , (81.) lO. I'orfMr that 11. Female deer 2t.New: 18. CUtor'a 32. C8rd mother clty hauatecl ..... ··-rrY 9. "- r::-Mb ID. _.tc lb=ahlethele!ourJumblet, ...... to """" Ill....... to fwr onllnai'J words. (nr.) combln~ tngConn gsme lll. ln:land SD. Welnl 20. Kell· 38. Clem 31. Liberato 311. - tueky'o capttal 22.Ailtolopoo ~tiJMJlllbl];-:=::.::t'~c uurc PRICES ---·-· DAIIUI/1 Ttl..,_, - - - - ------.- - ANNUAL MEETING ..... .....,... _ P'l'lle••...., SJiop t ne Want Ad8 CALL 992-2181 RESlRYATIONS ~'*• new) w. mL -------------- CROSSWORD . ..d&.,b: . • FURNITURE CLEAUNCE - - - - ------- r• "'' bunlt! ' I lo)(»jD£R iF liE JU5T 61VE Uf'... �,, '' •. .' Mlildl•l!""r-•.n~!:W:•·~<!· ~ .) 12- Tho Dally Sentinel; · ;lie_.~~- ·'t'.ongress Ups Allowances By $23,652 WASIIINGTON (UPI) - T h e Senate Tuellday IIJPl'I)WCI lf81slotlon . provldll" eoch member with an oddltlonal $23,852 to hire more staff members, rai&ill'! their all.,aneeo to .maintain state ornces, increasing their stationery allowance arli the number of expense • paid tr ips home. Althot.~£h the measures, ca. talned in the legislative appropriations blll, are technically subject to approval by t h e House, each chambertradltlon- ally respects the otber' s selfdesignated money bills. Chairman John Stennis, D - GAUGE$ - CO.IIIP.al~ ll.O ond 1U i'ulllllng ~.5 lett of rollon ; Pl. "'--t, 2U5; ~.Muon, 20,a, !1~ 1.27 ofat.; Kanawba,J'IIIIt. ·uo rlalng; Charlelton;, 11.00 ""· London, Marmet llld Winfield are an tho olll. BOAT MOVEMENTS: GALLIPOLIS LOCKS Elaine Waxier up 3:05 p. m.1 Fr.,klln &. down 6:30 p. m.1 Jeff- up 4:30a.m.; Eolllern down 6:55 o. m. 1 Duncan Bruc:a up 1:25 a . m.; Wolter Curly down walling; Joey Cholln, up welting. . KANAWHA RIVER Marmet, Juanita White up 6:20 p. m.; Ouochllo up 7:20 a. m.; Winfield, ~e T. Price down 9:20p.m.; Semel down 4:10 a. m. ; Fort Dearborn up 6: 15 •· m. : MI. State uo 6:50 e. m. OHIO RIVER- LOCK 13, S. M. Jenks up 6: 15 p.m. 1 ORCO down3o.m .; lncadown6:>15o. m.; Lock 14, Foremost up 10:50 m .; Lack 15, Kathleen K. down 7: 15 a. m. ; Lock 16. Peggy Miss., of the Senate Ethics Committee, said the increases in offi ce expenses were necessar:y to keep senators !rom sollcltlll'! pr ivate donations. Downey down 6 a. m.; Susan The number of free t r i p s Lane down 5:20 a. m.; Lock 17, home wa s increased from six a St. Marys up 5:20 o. m.; Esso .)'ear to 12. Allowances (o r Pennsylvania up 6:50 a. m.; home - state offices were in- Belleville Locks, Poplar down creased to $1,600 a year, and 7: 45 p. m.; Winnie Mae down stationery allowances w e r e 8:05. p. m.; H. E. Bowles up raised from $3,000 to $3,600 a 11 :30 p. m. ; Zapepe Service down 5: 15 a. m.; Andrew P. year. p: Calhoun up 6:..S a.m.; Racine ' .. i~ Locks, Jim Murphy down 2:40 o. m.; Elgerclllf up 3:>15 o. m.; A. V. Criss down 4: 15 •· m.; 'Blue Bird up 5: >15 o. m.; Polly Pre~idenl R. up 6:55 a. m.; Greenup . Vernon Weber, Rutland, was Locks. Helen R. up 10 p. m.; elected president of the Meigs Robert P. Tlbollup 11 :10p. m.; Local School District Ohio As- Volvollne up midnight; John J . sociation of Public School Em· Rowe up 6: 15 a.m .; Bayou ploye s Tuesday evening at LoFIIto down 6:30 o. m., Meigs High School In Middle- Moldohl Locks, R. H. Boswortl1 port. II down 5:30p. m.; Ravenswood other oft'ieers elected were up 6:20 p. m.; Allied-Ashland Ernest Wood, vice president; down 7 p. m. ; J . S. Lewis down Mrs. Phil Globokar, secretary, 7:30p. m.; Alton z.phyr up 7:>15 a n d Mrs. CarrOll swanson, p. m. ; Diane Bosworth down 9 p. m.; J. E. VIckers down 1:30 treasurer. o. m.; Scott Chotln down 3 o. Reports of the district and m.; HelenS. down 5:30 a . m. ; state conventions were given Elisha Woods up 7 1. m. and plans made to meet with the cteptors of the Southern a n d Eastern Districts In November. The Meigs Chapter will meet every other month (January, March and May of 1970) on the second Tuellday ofthea•months at Meigs High School. Weber Elected Group\ Meigs Property !T!!:AJ..•~ I llln!i.i ~. . trMourer, ond Robel'! E. Sweeney, former Congressman -at -large in Cillo, will be speakers when Young Democrats of Meigs County s~age a dinner at 7 p. m. Saturday at the Pomeroy Junior High School. The dinner was announced erroneously earlier this week lor Friday. The Salem Center PTA will serve the dinner . ~w.e· ; ;mmm:;;; :am .!JIM r--------. MEIGS THEATRE T onlght and Thursday October 22-23 HOT OPEN Friday thru Tuescloy October 24-28 Wolt Disney's RASCAL (T echnlcolor/ Steve Forrest Bil Mumy Walt Disney' 1 HANG YOUR HAT ON THE WIND (T echnicalor} Ric Natoli , Navojo In· dian boy, as Goyo; his sister, Tina; Judson Pratt Admission: Adults, $1.00 Children, 60c SHOll/ STARTS 7 P.M. ~ ~ NFO.:-CII!Id~Ji!Wa-- ~· at ,;;' II ~- .... ~belakelltoln- :::lant. ,e. •IIIMtllitllllllllftln-- •t.Jqi.. IIIII _lfaloliii.. ID meat~-~~ ~bit! a base price olt3,30 ewt.llllhe Due to heart oldie p-aiJi ~~- due!Jwareawith ...._,.tl.., dll!erentlalo addetl to 1M prt.. ID ather uao, '1'1111 "*DI "' tot3,80cwt.IDthoSC.teofCal- I~araln ocqhum boldl.. wUI ....... lhe!1CIIIItl011olWbeal loa mo.. fa-.bla ellmate l'or buplalqr, . -Miehael Young action woo lnlllatal for three maiD rea...,.:1. - n waa felt tllal tho ermnentelllmate Ollthlsy '1 cr(\1 wos (ll'ally -raiAIII and waa beliW u118111o 11'1. 1o beat clown tho (IBIIIs NFO membe had al__._ made 1 - • ro •-.. n •• ~n so0'1111um borgolalqf. 2. - Altlooulh tho NFO eolIec~ve berpinl,._.., has raised -tn s-"ID!lprlcea 30 to 50 cento cwt. obove s..,.,.,. · - -• prices, lhlatastlllnotuatlalactory price iliid must be rataed further. 1 R .:r.; t'1 M eeupera c·- -•" l1fl: IJUnn.d,....lnflml.._l The reot of tho Ar1b - l d explodad In..,.... lollly ...IIIII Llblnon for Ill crldtililn on Artk> _.-IIIII tiling Leba· . _ bil- for tltiPdca ~plnst 1.,011 , Anttgovornment doft.on. strollana eruplwd In 11111'111 ond In TriJioil. Iraq, which hu 12,000 trmy !rGopo In Jordln llld oi,GOII 1n Syria, onnouncH H 1011 puttltho lr-1 _, army "wheriYII' It Is statloned''atthodl--'oftht g-.lllas. lroq prot- to Llblnon Wid Hnl a quarltr of a million Arabi Into tho otreell of "-hdocl In ., ilnfi·LIIIIncin -- - ......, .,_ •a:; =.:.;. Darrel Goff Dies Tuesday c. o. ::O:ed1::"~ ~: In Pomeroy Court the OIIIo Aaooclatlon llc School ....,,.,~ea. Cll8 RKCII8TI:RID k DIAMOHO IUNe • . e• -met. '· "*' c. o. EROY ,, ENTRANCES ON FRONT STREET AND SECOND SJREEt < Wllaie Shoea Are ·. 5etootblr l'rlcttl · MIDDLIIJORT \ .' I , I. • • • '1 A "Ice. Ia tur hlaftrrl ~trf•l, Hrell•etltcW - 'ENGLANDER ONLY e4, .._ . . .: ' .. . ~ ,. . .' -··1· ' totiOft .......... ....,.,..._.,.., CVIf~ e,.,...,.. .... . . . . the- ...............114 • •,... •• rho c.... !!Y....., 1720 Mere'hiiMIIM Mlrt, Chlc.a, IIIIM11 606!4. ,... ' .. .. .. . ' - ._..,,..:.att• q · tt. m,. tool, , ...... 15-par 11••_,,.._. ... •... 2. Aft• the tarat yt;f!l, ,.pelr ., ,.,... .... lll.r.ctf~ ...tt with a c ..... ta the ,.,.,.. . 1ft oUitlon ta af 1115 of the ..... pol4 ,.,.., tM ,.,. . ewnM. . •hclll ,....., ......,.,. .....,;, .....tot.. Anr cia • f• l[lllv•'-"' ,.., teor.rea -s,...., . ,...., ,,.,... a...,.. -... Cu ... l(rt It • ......., ltr ll'tlaMtr'o Teaol•• E.,..•t(r) canstriiCtl!fn lo fl,. IM14e ret .,.;., ..ntla te lel!•l•a• . . . ' ' · ~wla~leln klilf, O,ftli1 Twla ., fufl. ••••"'"' ., f L 't'""' ··~ . · · ' ' Thla ilila ·.li ll1111teol ~, .l!llllltltl.., •t ceRiill Ita ,..,.. 15-YEAR GUARANTE'E .__, .. .,.,.......... Ultre .. Ill . . • ' .... • ··rt. . !, . to three weeks, Lebanon - cuse where four eouncllmen, a Clinton E. Jolu!- treasurer and a memb<lr Is to , Denies Anyw e d • COLUMBUS (UPI) _ The anybody o good husloilnd but 1 20-year-old girl llld o 45-yllr· School llraduate sold tocla old mon just doesn't jlbt," lilt there wos no toundollan to said. " He 11 a very nice per· ports her doUilhler Intended to son. I couldn't think of IIIYOfll marry Dr. Sam Sheppard even nicer lor I IOO·In·IIW but not though she sold " he would far a 20-yeer-old." moke anybody a llOOd hus"They were obviously Hen toband." gether out there and somebody Mrs. George Strickland, the came to their own conclusions," wile of Shepperd's wrest11n11 sold Mrs. Strlc:tllliild. Shepperd W.s recently dl ~ pertner, said her daUilhler Coleen ond Sheppard had _ , vorced by his second wile, G!Ir· photographed In Los Angeles man born Arlarie Tebbenlohaftna where he Is to wrestle Friday who charged the former Bey Village oateopath with "gross night. She sold the photograph op. nevlect of duty." SMpperd was convicted of~ perentlyledtospecuiotlon Shop. murder of his lint wile Mlr· perd. who was !he delandanl In jJyn, whose blildg- body two 'ot the most IOflaolianal murder trials of tho century, was f0<01d In their (llhJoMbll Boy vm...- ~~ame."He YjOUid marrv Col!'!"'· .• " l' iUII'y ~ftllnk t&re i lencH tb ilftlll\itl~."· . .. . . f. ,be was ,gr~ a anything to It," sold Iotty new trial In tPM by ·the U. S. Strickland. "I think It' s a pub· Supreme Court and acquitted I• llclly stunt. tor !hot yeer. " I think Sam would make Ho woo defended by famed criminal lawyer F. LH lellay of Bostan. Shepperd . embarked an hla wrestling career early lalt swnmer . He sold he Intended to. do. son, J. W. Scarbrough, John be elected 1o the boardolpubllc mother of a 1966 Eulmoor Hlflh Lawson, Lawrence Jolu!ston, and eanstruc. Thendoro Willford, Jim Patter- IIJalrs. George Holman haa fil ed for the treasurer's post but there Is no public affairs candldate. Pomeroy has five candidates aeeking fwr oounclloeats. They are Franklin M. Rizer, J. Lu~ cion Poolln, Donald E. Collins and Elma Russell, Republicans, and Ralph Werry, a DemocraL Phyllis HeMessylsthetreaSIIrer candidate and board of pubHe alfalr candidates - being elected lor the first time- are E. F. RobiDBOII, James H. Stephenson and William G, Baronlck, all , _ sen~lng by appoint- lion will 11111 underway as soon son, Robert L, Fitch. Letart- James Junior Spaun, a a possible. ~ persona attended the Roy Pearaon, Howard Norris, bid openlnge, The session was Don R. Hill, Everett Ransom. completed ln one hourandtwen - OUve - Bernard L. Be~mett , f3l minules. WIUiam Conncllly, George W. Assodatlon olllelals hope wa. Redd, Al¥ln Reed . tar wiU be llowlng In rural Gal. Orange - WUIIamS. Henderlla Couney ''by the time now. son, 0, J, Pelllllngton, Doroel ero are In bloom next spring." Miller, Robert Marcinko, Floyd This will depend, however, on E. Well . weather condltlona this winter. Rutland - Dale L. Wright, Tho project Is holna !Inane- Jamea Nicholson, Uolbert A. ed with_a _'!2, 113,000 loan !rom Romine, William Smith, Nathan (Continued .., page 6) E. Vanaman, Budd Junior Dar II. Salisbury - Guy A. Russell, ment. Chester W. Zirkle, Bernard D. Middleport VIllage has a ean" ' .,...., .I'M..• . .. ......_. ""~-·. Onn c. di,.Wa for each ..... lebellUed ....,... .-' -- - · • ....... .. Scipio · - Raymond R. Cot- The candidatesare RIMhard W. , tertii, JGseph E. Carsey, Jllil- YIIIIShan, Jolu! w, Zerlde, and ··llile DQion, Herman JosephMc- David Oblinger, Republicans, ~rti)r, diaries W, Chapman. and Cllll'ord Slumbo, an Indo" &Jtton llllton N. Wolfe, pendent, for the four seats on ~ Robert W. Louks, Homer M. council, and James E. Brewneed ony. I was very close to Circle, Debert A. Smith, otis lngton for the board of public . ·II:'B TV Sh 'B ' I.•MiliA' I!Jf! nrr > M0 m w..... . Paul, and now I want a chance F. Knopp. affairs. Three school board races willbe decided by voters. In Swthom Local School Distrlct, 10 candidataa are seeklag three seah Candidates are · ' Charles F. Pyles, Deunle IIIII,. Charles D. liamllton, Howard R. Ervin,_ Roger G. Theiss, George W•Uiam Cmdltf, Claronce Lawronce, Am L. Buoo, Frederick J. Stobart and David W, Cletana. Foor candidates are aeeking three seats ootheoount;yboard. They are VIrgil L Atkins, Jlar. old R. Lohse, George A, Parry and John William Blaettnar, In the Eastern Local District where two eandldates are to be elected, three have filed . They are Oris L, Smith, L 0. McCoy, and CIJ'de E. Kuhn. With two to be elected, the ... ,.. Local School District lllCI"6'1' has two candidates, Frank W. Porter, Jr., and Don E. Mullen. GeneraliJ', villages are short of eandidatea. In Rutland, liD candidates Illed, -- the awowu -•-•-•atration wiU be aleetecl by wrlle.Jn. Racine hu five eandldatos seeking roureoomcll seats. They tendonts they are precluded are Grace Roush, Lawrence from receiving a trial' by 1 fair _ Wid imparllll lury," the ttlor· ~ neyl aald In their motions. Publicity hos created 1 public "state of mind ... llhotl has _ , caiQJiated and designed'' 'f1. at hi a killer·" Copt. Martin Lee, chlet of lnspeclors lor the Son Francisco Pollee Deportment, sold the mon who called the KGQ.TV morninll talk show and ldenll· fled himself as "Sam," wes "a personwilhomentalproblem ." However, pollc sold there was no woy of telling whether or not he was the zodiac slayer. who hos bragged In cryptic nates of kllllng live persons In lour seperate attacks during the past 10 months. "I need help," the caller sold whllovlowerswatched program host Jim Dunblir and Belli, whose presence wu requested by the man. "I'm sick .. . ! don't want to go to the gas chamber." Belli, who defended · Jock Ruby for the killing of presidential 'ossouln Lee Hor· vey Oswald. agreed to esk Dial. Atty. John Jay Ferdon nat to press for the - h penalty. Ferdon sold Ieier he could make no "promises or gua(ContiJud on Page 6) Ten tax levies are up for the Nov. 4 election. They ar&Three _ quarters of a mill , county • wide, new tax for men- r: ""* .,: How•-· }'jouth • '" Dr:ve fior II nate ell proceeds from the · wrestling matches to charity. Ho Is presently practicing In tall¥ retarded. Two milia, Racine VIllage, new tax, operatlonandmalntenanllO of fire department. Three mill , Syracuse Vllloge, renewal for cur rent expenses and operating expenses. One.l!alf mill, Chester Township, renewal, operation and maintenance o!llredepartmenL One.l!alf mill , Orange Tcnm.. ship, new tax, current e;qoens. oo. One.l!alf mill, Orange Township, renewal, fire PiotectiDII. One mill - Scipio Township, fire protection, •·enewal. Three mills, Meigs Local School Dl&trlct, renewal, operaUng levy. Three mills, Eastern Loeal School District, renewal, operatlng levy. F our miD&, Southe rn Loca1 School Di strict, renewal, operaUng 1-. v•• All the sehool levies up for renewal are needed II the ellstriets are to receive FOWida. tlon Ald. Retarded Columbus. GI Death8 Under 100 The Meigs Youth Chap..,r oi the Ohio AssocloUon for 11&tarded Children have begun a drive in the county to Insure passage of the three qiBrtor mill operating levy that wlll be · on the Nov. 4 ballot. Shirley Jackson, speclol ed,.. cation teacher in the Eaatarn School District and oriii!DlZer and advlaor of the Yooth o. A. R. C. , said tolay the levy must pails " IC retarded children In Meigs County aretorecelvetho care and treatment they d.serve." Presently there ia one class for mentsll,y retarded In the county. uPassage of the leV)' would enable tho aoaoelaUonlo start a second class whl<:b Ia vllally ooeded," It was sta!Aiil. 1n addition to tho second claoo tho assoelatlon would be able to ·extend Ito services with 1 pr&achool prO(jYlllll, a sheltered workshop, an adult aotivltyeentor, and a ~stlc center, It was noted. Youth O. A.R.C. has adopted several pl.uuo to pl'OIIIOie pao- D'e 'eJU.Iants _J Grante ·d '1T Pr b ~ ~': ?:.~=~~veb~-:ld: ~ wo ~ear 0 ations :."{,~~!~;.~~~ ror ·'*""-· ....... Tlrnn .quit mr.ok;ng of . ' ea- Rope, Clem. Turner. Change of Venue Sought ror ' Ill ·,PRICE CUT SIO ed each bid. Drill Said ail bids would be taken under advisement by the association'• board <t directors. Contracts ror the 129 • mile wate•·llne projeet hopefully wiD be awa"!!ed within two SAN FRANCISCO I UP I)- A A " FOR~ OF 11$0 ARAB GUERRILLAS Invaded Lebanon troubled man who said he was from ~ at three polnlo toda,y and kldnoped a score or Leban- the "Zodiac" slayer of five ese lllldler• beiore they were drl ..n back with tank and rocket 1 persons pleeded lor help, · fire. FllliiiiW bnike out in refugee caq~s between Lebanese ae- · complained of headaches ond eurt~ forns iliid Paleatlnioii refugeeL cried out "I've got to kill" ·· It woo LeballDII'I worst polltleal and lnternatl~ turmoil during a two-hours of bizarre elllee the nation achieved lndepeoxlenco 26 years ago and It conversations Wednesday en a plunged the Arab world Into a major crisis that lor the m0111ent television talk show. overllhadowed the eonllnulng ~araell eonlllct. However, he fa lied to keep Arab IUOfl'illa• atruek again today in lsaral's port city of two surrender appointments Halla, blawt,. .., a ftllh apartment bulldlnt! iliid l<lllt,. ,a waman, with attorney Malvin Belli, who tho B80IIlll death ID two days. loraell planes retaliated by bomb- told the caller, ''All of San S,. iliid strall~ attacks against Arab guerrilla bases ln'Leban- Francisco wants to help you. Tht hand Is out. you can feel oil. the hands out." S~ critical role .for UN There also was a challenge CINCINNATI - THE UNITED STATFS FACFS n .. erlals Issued Ia lDdloc-from the aituatt0111 ID tho 1170sln whleh tho UDIIAIII Nations muat play an brother of San Francisco cab driver Paul Stlno. Tht cabbie IDtUapelllable part,Charlas W, Yost, u. S, ambassador to the wos shot to - h Oct. 11, ond U.' N. oa1d bore Wednesdly. file killer mailed o piece of , Yost oa1d the erlsea were an "ever-mounriJlS global arms bloodied shirt with a Stine's .,Ace," overpq;ulatlou, JJOV8rly-stricken natiiR!s, mlsu11811 rebooolful letter to II newspeper. ., aourees and lntenatlonal vlolenes. He epoke at the U. N. Week Stine' I brother, Joe, 34, illlicl!eon ol the CltieiDnatl .lYorld Allllira CouneU, commemora~ operator of a Modesto service .... the 24th aildversar)' of the world organization which occurs stotlan, luued on Itinerary of Frldi.J, his dslly habits ond challenged Zodiac to "come and get me." Mother carries dq11f(hkr into lake DOes Not Carry Weepons CHARDON,. OHIO - MRS. KATHLEEN JACKSON, 37, wict"I don't carry 'MIDPDIIS,'' said cmod lose tllan a y•r ago, Wednelldaywaded lito lhe cold wotero the 165-pound Atrny and Air of Ollrdoo Like and dloaweored with hot22-montl>ddillll(llltar Force veteran. "I don't feel I ID her al'lll8. ' Several school children watehocl tho bizarre murder-suicide. they ran help, Attaw>ll by tho lire department to ra'l'lve Mra. JaCkoCil and her little dlltllhtor, Christine, were ro.. COLUMBUSIUPil- Attorneys for the nine delenclonts In a .4 plew ¥HJrla another GOP rebuttal gambllng ...ackl1• case atleved· 'WASHINGTON - VICE PRESIDENT ~lro T. Aanew's ~~ ly Involving eight Columbus po. taelil m war iliiddefensecriUcste..provokeda reaction qalnst llcemon _.,.sdoy filed rna. tiona In U.S. Qlstrlct Court for hba IIY 1nothor member or his own party, Sea. Edwrd W. Brooke, R-Mass., aald today .Ajpiiw wos a c h - of - · , · ". ~ta" chargl,. lhlt Sen. Edmund S. Nuookle, o. ·:;ct.. :; r.ta1ae - ~· 1968 eleetlm _...m waoplayiog Roialan ct!"O:ea::,:: vane~~ news publicity hod ed· . · nul- willa Amert•n oeeurley, Bl>ooke aloo told UPI hi re- · veriely otteeticl tho -'unity Ape;t'• weekend blaot ot leodera ot the Vleliiilllmora- lor tholr ell- to receive a torlum, I AaneW laholed "Ill. olfate carpp d. 111\!udent fair trial. · The ottorntys cited' artlc,les In tht New York llld Walhlngtan Paot 11 . well u in 19611 . . ati;rl• Iii neop.pora In Colum· - MOIIETIIANONEMILLIOI'{~einmen but. Sprlnglllld, Dayton, Akron ljUit 1111\oldiJiclgaretteol!i 1968, a~ to • 1)811 11Kf Toledo; . ''·l'" ',\• '. . ' Pulillclty -~• - . :'dellber· ·lllld Welfare OIEWl ~l!l'imll«!! ately PO IIMIIH .. ..,not the·deI COiiPLETE w• Jolu! J. Rose . Ia nmnlng for tho board of pub. Columbia - Glem R. Cline, lie IIJalra. Jamea E. Gaston, Arnold Jor. Woodrow T. Zwilling Is the dan, Cluence E. Fraley , Alva oniJ' council candidate In flyra • . ' ' z· de . o · •ac Reatures By .,.,;:;;; bailiryt in new.fightill{{ Bcwrtlled, . WL thr...h .... ...,.,., i , . . . . The Shot lex Videast ., LllftPI The bids were openeclbyCheahlre Mayor Bob Burchett, who Is treosurer of the Gallla Coon. f3l Rllral Water Aasoelatlon. TheY were cheeked IIY R. wu. Dam Jenkins, the aaaodatlon•s lepl advisor. Bids were re- ,! <'-•- Look Llkl NIW -.bid Wl8 $1,920,125.58. Otbel' &lllll1'enl low blcldera lall Dlllllt In 1M l!radboii7 BuildIna In Cheahlre were: Tliika - Caldwoll Tank Co., Lo!!lb!De, Ky ., $188, 547.00. Tnltment Dlant - MeGov. '· _, •. Malllalan IMIII'It1 patral dl- Make Old Shoes . '1111 Nordel Coolractlng Co., ney & McKee Co. , Portamoutb, corded by ivaltar Neal, auod. Brldpville, Pa., waa - e n t $366,250. atlon leeretary, and presented low bidder m the ge~~eral ...,.. Wells - Moodys of Dayton, IIY Jobii Drill, resident engln. tract l'oreanlltrucllon<ttli!!Gal- Vandalia, Dblo, f46, 830. eer for Sleco Inc::., ot Colum111 C<iunQ' Rural Wotar A&so. Meters - Crane Co., West a..s, Ind., wboae engineering dotlan's new water suppi.J and Lafay~. Ind. , $38,673. firm desllll!ed the waler sys. dllllrlloutlon IIJ'steill. Tweiil;y • Bill firms submitted tam. Ralph B. Voorhis, asalst. 0( fOUl: b1cla 8,Ibmltledm thla bid• rcir varlooa phase& of the 1111 · - Formers Home Ad. ,..._. d. tho project, Nardel'a projeet. • ministration director, Inspect. (ll"'- DmROYS CAMP La•y E111ulre Shot Coltrlna .Wa-ter SystemBids 0'Pened "\ ELBERFELD$ IN WMn UhN Comftrt NftNII It ,wchoMd •• • Mt, In thti event of lnt_..,.l cl•fects In strudur. • w•b.anehl'l tho • .,. uf.cturw will • tht f1 low• lng ftf th. -'IIMI p..nho••t 1· 0111'1"11 ttlt fir" ~· .,._, ,urchaM, ,.,.., • ,.,.,.. the ihfacu.,, wnlt wlthovt c~. Two trustees wiD he elected In each township. Every townahlp has races with the exception of salem where ooly two candidates, Worthy Bright and Harley E. Grate, flied. Candidates in the other townships are: Bedford - Fred A. Eastman, Charles Williams, Norman Wolfe, Albert D. Hill, Marie Wood. Roush aRd Gene Lyons. Harriet Chester- Arthur Orr, Char- S. Nelgler Ia aeeldng election lea Blsaell, Milford Frederick, as treasurer and Dale F. Boyd TlmlllJI .Mcllanlel; oeeond row, Lori Kloea, Pam Imboden, Malinda Demooll)', Rena Lefebre, Laurel ~encer aoxl Llso Beeker; front, Debbie Zirkle aoxl Jean Roush. Leoden of tho Broomles ar~ Mrs. Bernard Fultz aoxl Mrs. Bobby Payne. INVES'JTriJRE CEREMONY - lmelllture eeremallles were eonduetecl Wednellday at the Heath Methodist Church 1D Mldclleport for llllW members of Brownle·Troq>s 87 and 174. lll..a~a~ were, back rUIV, I tor, Jerrell Kelly, Julie Biron, Rebecca Baker, Kim Donabue, Margo Martin and Who_. Furniture Three de!endalits were lined Tueldal Dllllt In the court d. Mldclleporl ~ Fl&her. Fined .10 lllld C101t.1 each were KeliJ' M. MeKoa. zle, 18, Pomel'QJ, lfl"'""l tires; CJ.yde A. TQior, 28, Middleport, lnlodealla!, IIIII ~ E. Ward, 20, Middleport, reddeao coperatlon. STOCKIIOLM (UPI) - DHIM!ona IIIMIUII, . . . wright and poet Semuel Beeliett Ieday 1M INt Nallel Prize for Literature. The .72,500 InN woa tbe third of six - 1 prizes to be liven lhlo yeor. The ts..i>ember SWedtlli Aeollenly ID oumw tho year-old wlmer, said Beckett waa awarded the prize '"!Ol' hi a wriUJlS, which, In new forma Cor the novel iliid ~ In the destitution of modem man, acqulnoa llo eleva~~!~&" La at year's literature prize reciPient wosJIP&IIOaeautbol' Yaounaru Kawabela. On Oct. 16, the 1969 - 1 Prize for Medlclno went to three Americans for their discoveries coneernlq: Ylruoes alXI viral diseases. The Peace Prize on Oct. 20 woa 11..., flo, the lnternatioml Labor Organization. eryone. 1. " . Sam Beckett Wins Nobel Prize BY BOB HOEFUCH What with scboollxoerd and township races plus tax levies , the Nov. 4 election In Meigs COWity will offer something tor ev· 1111· mu TEN CENtS L In Southern District n--=. . ' School Board Seats it. clllllfled ,,. THURSDAY. OCTOBER '1 THREE FINED Ita . . . . . . . POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 132 • V OJ1-.e Meitfi·Ma.on Area t.., . ..,..,Mil, rleolf, Ille. was diiiOOYered IIY member& d.arallrooderewwbo noticed smoke "''DDnB from tho eed ol tho two • 111ory bulldlniJ, IIIII. , ~To 1-.e Intere~ti =:hlcllJi.. ·"' c.,,,_. ,, • Ten Candidates Seek Wo•ns Colts-Girls Coats-•ns Colts- lop C011s ··-' Slwp In Comfort On 'lhe 3rd Floor For Carpet and . ed 011 opeedlng ehll,l'lllls. Jlooald Rusoell, 19, Middle· port, waa fined $5 iliid eo&la ror paaaing m a yellow line. Dllcharles - Pe117 H u bberd, Dooiia Hill, Arley Well, Paula Dlorenberlor, E I m 1 '· ' COAl 1&1.1 ~q~on; Charles !mlllvon, 28, Elll '-'West Columa..s, and s "'Y " ers, 23, Lanpvi.Ue, Ill post- ..,.ed sa abindoned DIIIt .,.....W. camp Ill tho Jun. lie _,. 1111 border willa 'l1111· 111111, a mlllfar711plkumaa aald Ieday. The r-l"'llllllt pllltWII dloeorered llc!;day aa-•d. 20 to 30 auenUiao were ll&bted _,. tho Thai border. NO en~ aty . ·,::::.':.~ , . : : . : :.. ~jrlu~ 111 bouMn with _..Hi._.,the ~~~ •, 1 of IO.mlnut. 'tipln •lit!' nipliew'•. IAbailonMICitlnllliildtot.... 111,~~· Stl4iilllllll'l lild •liirW . It .,.,,...,.,. . llld men ~I.V11,, ~"'· '_ , · When will' ... did no( moraura" ...lnot lllntlghlior, ..,.. DJ ,...... ..,....._;,.. LibYa .-lied Ill ...,.;..,,~ir SCHIJ~"'"nAI)Y, N.Y.": '7 ' ~~~ '""II IW '"'" '"lij~'~ . from Beirut ..,.. PtleiHnlln Klii'*W ,ilrM 10 miles Gut ill Nov. t, to IIIia ~ lnll ,.. gwrrtlll llildli' YMIIr Arlr.t hit wiY, theltll -.M he hid lilt A ~ 70 ·. 'rWiokt-'dlooUtlly rldlnt ;rdlred 1,000 Clli'ftlliMido ...tn· ~- ....,1 llliopplng ond a ·mot,. cycle.'' .. to; Qlf•oto- lnlo iiiiUIIIII'II U. found j peclloga conliilnlng 1 bilnan nsaURGH Wll AI The· Middle Etll News ltckel 011 • CIIUIIIW II 1 PI ~ 'leancy In Cllro Mld41Mo Beirut dlpao lnoe.lf store. ~lng NM:Urmln CMnOI "' Ia 118. ,; lnslclthefoundiMitUIIpwlfh Why . . . ,_. II PO lniMMfw dlmonsfratlant ...lnot tho tho Wid lddi . . of IN In his voting .._., lin chtr'" l..tbliiiH(IO¥"""'*"broktout llldMn VlctorW.Itlrop · ' man,~ of lllburbln O'lflrl nHr fht _E iterlk Allldldl • • ICMI..:... droYt 51 ; T..;...,lp his '>IOied twl~ .. when hund,.. of prolelten ·-• · mil• from Scheuec:tlidy to tho . Jlli' for tht past 72 ~ •. bullhlrtel blrrlcadtl of~ W.klrop """" In &ellston 5p1 ' "Why 111 tht fuol?" tinct•·: lild old can llld 1 todlllt-·tho IICitel. man IIMd. "Gta whll, I Ius!' HCUrlty - " from tnfor ng .· · do my ciYic """'' '1hat'a 811." · Jhurll. Sha.-......, clcilld lild WASHINGTON-A Wttlilnt· . ahullered. _ ........., I1 try ..... to 111m OLIVIA Mlnn.-For tht . The Ll'-an Newt Ag~ ton "''""' · ""' "' '•• ur ~ •~tlty of tho Goad fl- IInce 1"8 "'- ' aald dliiiCIIIIIrlllons followed In ""' - · ""' · ~" "-~ ,,_, Trlapoll where Pi'O'f-'lll• Somtrllen who .gave hlfl! 1 ·Ill,... cloDn llrmtn ola,hed Leben. . "dlnol.oncH the ,.. puali tho o.tl*' clay. llld clown !'WI ol cao;q on 1/ __.. bl 1 1 ~ , A p11 Nlll u.m In , tht farm iiHI' lllre t o "'"" 1 1 nc: _,,.. ~~--ola of tho .filling to IIIII tho dlotlnCilon Gf Dlplornatlc!'OU"CHin London W~lllgtoni'GatiadayPfOid: · ~.:= .:~,"eomplddn- ' aaid fodliy'uv.nll CICIU!d criCk Drl,- . of black VW . who ,_, • ,, tht united Artk> Irani aplnst IJIV. illY blue vW •. puall. 1111 OrYtlll llrl!ili.brl¥ed I alld;·,\ lsrlll Sun. II Wire. 1o M, p i - ~II !wo,!lly dtlute to will the 11ftt · Poll;,. orreoled 20 Arlb me about danlloge ~.- to llld till1 of tho 11011 .PIIIM· " - " following tho wly ~-:!';, ~1200. ;r a27S3, BODY IDI'NITIED morn'ng explollona In Holrt, or · CO~S. Atht lint o1 which occurred at fDial ........_ Ill t b i ~: .S a.m. Tht""'" tperfmtm LE MANS, Fri!IC»-PPer,.. Scioto River Tlltadl,y ..._ IMIIIa' . bl!lldlngo ......, hlsvlly cia· Gill•, )0, luinped from 3,000 11 llfled ao llr~. Sorib C.· mtgte~. . fief during ....., warellouse d. Herman Pet- KUALA LUMPtiR (Upt) - 1 ' 11 of 12 Townships HaVe Trustee Contests 111ft;; FDIE PROVFS STUBBORN CINCINNATl (Ui'O- A iilllbbom, rmr.alum fire took two and a hal! boura to brllli 1111der eantrol lata Tuesday at a warehouH lllled with - r allllll the OIIIo River In the clcy'o well and. The blaze ot the '' ~ ,"'f::'~~.~::~- ,to ·~ v~ Xill , flllll'*'• 1- . " ••+'~ICY ·==--~~=-=:~ THIS W!!,I\ "!~J.. HAJLM!.~U~~ ANNUAL day nllbt ID tbe court ol POm....,. NIJor Charlet , Lapr. =~. Nora Harlmln, Lon I eepse ll'!fjjl •i!fJ 816 SELECTIONS - DEPENDABLE WELL KNOWN MAKES OF WEARING APPAREL FOR YOUR FAMILY AND FURNISHINGS FOR YOUR HOME. " , . , , during <t PUb- 1300 ' . SHOP AT ELIERFE LDS IN POMEROY THURSDAY 9:30 To 5· FRIDAY AND SATURDAY;OPEN UNTIL 9 P.M. 3 = c. / lbolit j. ... ' Hold 'Retreat' WUUam Holmes, Margaret F. Quisenberry, Pauline L. Gebllr' Atf. for Trona., !i)Too:uH. Sybll EJ>eriibach, Com., 11am Holmes, dec., to Pauline L. Gebler, Parcel, !lrrao:uH, Pauline L. Gebler, Roberi J. Gebler to Margaret F. Quisenberry, 100 A, , flyracoae . Margaret r. Quisenberry, Roger c. Quisenberry, Marpr. et F. ~ry . alf3!, in!aet, Pauline L. Homes Gebler, Margaret F. Qulsenberey, alf31. 111 fact., Robert J. Gebler to Robert H. Crow, Kathr)1I H. Crow, Pucel, flyraeuae. ~ J , Lewis, Addalou M. Lawia to Fulton ThompPCIII Tractor sales Inc., Pomeroy. offer an outslandin& collection of ""' dt.morid ~np. Come In and let us show you what we - a B. I IRtul. hll CCift!llliOn ,..._,, jlliltc.t .,. 110 ~~- .., :ce11~1'11. ' inllrllnlentlhltwlil..,. lhl ·1o1 lhnliia of PDIIIf\'y meM lly . NASHVILLI!, Tlllii. ,IIIIIPUI'IriO tile . ~ fiGw /IMy Mo!H...I hid ~ to. beta""'· - ! c.' ..... rldt•INI!il~;doellhloi-1~1:. Gu,e rnt. uJz··a ..:eu p · d. .· 'j;;. =ry.wi~ri~"' ~ to =~·p =-~:·:v~-r . - •. ",.'"""""" •. ' . - w.y MethodiMtM Will ~• a .,. pnMill :Z: . . ""'boel Younr, ~ o1. Mr. IIIII Mrs. Cl)ulea Friley iliid Mro. ODie YOUII(, · 111 ol ...__ •• ...........___ · - . . . . . . 111 - · · · - · • -~ dillon ot tho Chllilnil's 11oapllalln Akron. Ml~-· .... _ .... ,_ a eu Oet. he ,.;;;-to~. _..._...__ -cu·-'- ......,_ 1 -~•~ . , _ 111d b-~ .......1 a n d . -111 • '!be bllclla the ~ iliid .;',. Wllllun 8' ..., ,. · Younr, rormeri.J d. l'olilerQ)', 3. - Thla action will otap ~ wbo relllde 111 Akron"'·' . , NFO'a action loblock(ll'linoor· ~~.tr~lan. ghiDII qother 10 thot g r a In ...,,,.., a• aorghiDII can be fad CXIIO t he Tht g-rllla orVWIIBIIOM market at a more atlotaetory blamed the ~ track· down on the United Stalet. Price to the NFO members. olreedy under Artk> attldt for The NFO memben are belnt! permitting 111 cltl- to ....,. asked to COI'Qct Ill IIOIHilemIn tho lsrtoll armed far-. bero askltw them to join the '!be llullaDd Ulllted Melbo- ~,_ of NFO and to hold their 1 ra I D dlllt a.urch will hold a rellelt ,:;;~":.~ In 81 aor....,.. Clmp Franela AllluQ' MBl' Cairo to bring In Ruultn and The NFO lsadvlsi~Witsmem· RJo Grande this weol!illcl. C h i . _ ' - for tho Arabi. bers to store and hold all other Members d. tho dllrch plan. co-.-mao todly blow up niDI to 80 SalliriiiQ',)IIIIR for three residential apartm•t tho woekend are alked to:.,; buildings In the 1.,1111 port city !)' Mro. Georlll! While. of Halfl. loreell worpl.,. IDilll j;ll for tbe ~ oer- strafed Egyptian mllltery ter\'lee ore to meet at 9:30 a.m. ge11 an tho Mlf bank of ttle ~ at the church. Thoae . Gut! of 5uu alter Egyptian nul'•& trllllpOI'Iatloa '"' el- artillery killed twa · 1.-oelia Iller cia.!' are flo pbane M r 1. r . - y night. Chipman. llornlnl HrDarrel K. Gall, 52, Langiiat lhe camp wUI biiiiD 'l'lcea YIIIi Route 1, died Tuellday ot II a.m. Tben wUI be 1 ot the Holzu lledleal Center. Mr. Golf had beell employ. blaket dlmer 11110011. ed as 1 bus driVer In tho Western Local School District and Bond~ Forfeited the Meigs Loeal ·School Dis- Rulh B. Keller, 8,0t8 IQ. ft. , lene OW, Bowling Green, Ky. ; Chester. Niese! A. Weatherman to Mlos Ro8111118 Gall, Columllua, and Gloria Gall, ot - . ; a Tuppers Plain& Communley sister, Mrs. Evelyn DavIa, Lanpvllle Route 1, two brothClub Inc., Lola, OrllDIII!. Joseph Postlewait, dec., to ers, Raymond, Langeville Route Marie Postlewait, Cert. d. 1, and Manta, d. ~d, Trans., lllddleport. 11111 a ..,...d-. Rleky Gall. Denver Thoma, cjec., to MJI. F a1 ~ will ~hold clred L Zlel!ler, WWiam R. l&ler &e<nces "" at 1 p.m. FridaJ at the DanThoma, Glen w. Thoma, Atf. ville Qwrch d. Christ with tho for Trans., Bedford. Reva. Denver Hill and VerWIIbelmlna L Thoma, Mil clred Ziegler, Georlll! Zleper, ,... Dolin delating. Glen w. Thoma, Grace Thoma. William R. Thoma, Ertce Tho- ot the Marlin Fomeral Home Ill ma to Kenneth R. Colllno, llllill Rullancl arter 7 p.m. toda,y omM. Collins, 6.98 A., Bdord. til I F-'Aa• 1 a.m. • .._ • DoroiiQ- Mae Holmes, dee., to As an authorized Keepsake jewelor, ' I DOW ..... ,_.~ ..... w e.. Chlptar Forever Beautiful Forever Perfect Ff11"!' 1Ata~ jnd:,.~ """"' ' , , _ ii SiiMIUil whiCh .., • c.k.. i_, .··· ·m ' !,- The Gldlllt ·. ._nwrlttili llf>. been traced baek .' . .,. '\ '('.•.\ti'• ... :•Now Y,W.. ·l'u,ow· ' cool · llttifl!ll•• lltril•tntne u: w. "ltY·tr••• A~a· b N'·dtl ·: ··ons' ,·n .· .. ,-..: .....>l!J,..,.• ~ .. unc1ar · llllllltbs. He holonged Three - · were !arfeltal tosummer Malp Local 17 ol 111d per..., was IIDed 'llloll- wu. .• KIIuN ..IIIiltollll'!· . ~ ·· ' ~..., tr.......t-..-.IIUt".;me!.i· . ', .' ... ·· '(..; .. ,......._ tho .. ;f·,~. ·~' ...... ' ' . • ....... fhe lillil.l Thus we ~ from ~- ..will' , • ,Hetfleldo Ulii~,Y ., ,I PI 1~11111 w11_, ,·.11 liMJied . ·~· . .: an, ~· Ye., that dlat~lif ~:}nc· · .. . it ~ WIJI be Mil ~ ~ - ;j . . , i.:l.v been odviMd 1o hokUi.etfiralll l'lrdeullr ..,....,11 wiD be relatl- of tho Hleldli ~ . \1, 1. ~II!CJ will'IIOUtlllo...-~ fheMftali. ~ . of. jM •·- ~- .......et .... ,_ •-...! ·" .""" ' eorniliidwhMt. McCo)-a•,..to!.netofGrtlel~, n1r IIIII J!llon ' Dr. J, Siedll~ ·of the tiiiJPrlwHII•~ , IDl'l•~ ..,. •....,... u ... """' p.., •1!"""" , · • · v-;' , -' ' .. . • ' . .' rcl101h· . Wr!Ciflhi11 . . . .. ' (¥ · ~· In han pilei, ....... s.r.i~b•;'"'~·:;.--:iill wlfeJ .Ma- Fodeltlna~~ ·a:10'..II · M•.Ritchie to Gerald D. ~.... bel; tbNe dlualrter•, Mro. Dor- W.re Jerry s!jjli.i;;r,f'M. lbiiL; lfltol'lo, '' j[:· ~, ahum pl'Gdud··- · iliid ... ~· all p-aiJi )lrl~t. '111811 llllllat..l ali'abllaiiihmi ~ . _ . will be aa""*' at a Iater 41ite. 1._ actlaa. NFO·....... VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPri'AL Admlllllllll - 011 Ida """" epb, Colllllibut; llllr!IQ' I . . . ...... l ' a - ; Lilla TobiD, ~; JluiHII PattebMJm, ClncliiDall; Helen Blrtlea, lb'· K -J.~"l·yl, a.MIIt t1mt. Adill· .I,.. ,, ... nctlon Counl1 lll8lnla1 DOIIt. Transfers ' ... . : '..4 • • .· DD' "' · · · ' .,"'C Joseph T. Fervuson, former state audlior and former state · ' t I "'lllll)llll~iliiiiiiiii!I!IJ!llll8. 8118ii!Bil-'llll ~ media," the dlfenll motions aald . . Eight Columbul policemen litd alleged lllf!'!bllng cror Fr""k BeldiiiiBro ire charged with cansplrao:Y to promOte and protect gambling In Columbus . . ,__; &R Unit Calwu T.'b e I'Omeray emergency 1 By WALTER WHlTEHEAD (UPI) - v. 8. headCJ:!artars said toda,y 78 GIJ died in VIetnam combet lall week, the aame. numb<lr alaln In IIJJitlng .mlng. d. 1963beforetho American buildup belllll. It was the fourth succeaalve week that the battle lull had kept U.S. deaths below the 100 mark, a level never broken last year. Not llillce December d. 1966 hao lho death rate been this low: Amther 68f Americana were WliUI!Cied last week, 299 d. them oerloual;r OllOUIIh to """"-re hoapllallzatlon• Again, South Vlebwneae looses - 301 killed IDd 878 WliUI!Cied - were mucb hltlhor than the U.S. caaualtlea, an Indicator d. tjie Saigon aovern- Sataoo ell 1110111' I JII'OIIrtSI In Ollllllllliii ~e d. tho llahllng. Mll1tery spokelllllOil aald the 0p1xone .._~p, paaai~W bond VIet Cmg and North Vlelnao ldDed, ~ -~--placed t iilla, 1 ........ contest In lho meae 1oat 1,624 • wu ..,_,y were Memorial Hospital wbere he .,.,.._ their tewe*t.batde"te"tl•tblt 011 probation for two year pert. 'Was confllled for -oral days · eounty aehoolo, and a - rellllt d.lhe od& each Wedae·""· -·'tot •·•·-' -·.. er 11111 radio .. ....,lgn to Ill- :reor and .._ In · --·• --· as the reow ~-·•• ........ blltle lull that be8ID 111x ....... menll before Judge Jobn C. Be- eel in the inclclelll. Mldclleport form Yoters of the need otaddi..., 1D Metp Couol;y CommoD l'lallce auer J. J. C - - 8 ~~~ help for the mentally .., ~ u. s. death 'toll wu ;, Pleas Court. · aald Stlllner waa robbed d. at lard~ oilaht de<reaH from ltll Ill · They were Edward Manlq, 1 - $60. · Approximately 45 )'1IUIW Gil illalll the previous ,.....,. .... 24, Middleport. and Joe PoireU, ~ was ealled Weoiletday at 21, also d. Middleport. , 10:02 fO!' !lou Manley was ~ here wbo theft over the weekerid 111 ·""' me lnclletmenl anci two lndlot.. menta d. - " ' · · .... enter- lni· '88 ~~~"'1 . 1 ' '1 Beladitl ~ !olanley Wll ~ •to mike reill!ldiCIII lAIC: tOot.a~r~·· tho Boll Tolll COrp. Ill c ,, .,... Ill I..oPil: bid..,.. lnclletecl . - . tenn NllP . peoplo aroi members of y,..lli eipledthoillllilierd.~ · O.A.R.C. worldiW on ·the c:a• ..,.. 1ibo clltd In Viebm In ell palp. d. . INS, tho 1 - befon IQ ualta belli! arrtvlq. FRJI;JAY; LAST DAY Fr\<V. Is 1M loot day for ..~ to . viiU . the ,lillelp . Couiil;y ExteD~~oa no. u.s. !lird omc:oo.a lo ... piolt boci:o, lielaa •i:.c.ucr ell p. ~ B~l i~&. Dfll. . . today. . � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 22, 1969 goff hawley morrison swackhamer