https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/abd00b3c8aa0c753d82aa25517bf59a9.pdf cdf9aede5da31296fb18dedb3fc51cf4 PDF Text Text ' •. ' . .,' j ,, ' • 12- The IJIII$ 5olltlnol. Pomero,v-Middlepol1. 0., 111utoi!Q, October, 113, 1~ Salisbury PTA A roooluUIXI In IUIIIIOrl of the malhods. ~~~- mill lovy for tile Melp Slmm.-.s described treatLocal SchooiDiatrlctweaadopt- mont at home •• expensive ond ed by tile Salisbury P,T.A. Umo CCIIIsumlng. Homo oqulp.. Tileldal nJa111. mont coats abclut$600anddrllp Goorp Hargraves, suplrin- for each alfllcted child Is botenclo11t, apoke ot the need ot tween $60 and $100 a month. A levy, emphasizing tllet It Ia a fUm, "Song of the NlpUark," ,......., not a new tax, and was shoWn by the speaker wllo otrosaed that II the district Ia wa• accompanied to the moottO C<JIIIinuo rocelvllll! state as- lng by Mra. Oaby Merlin, a llatance, tile levy must be pass- stata o!!lcer ol ElptandForty. ed. Mri. VIrgil King, president, Tho program had been arrang. lntroOtced Mr. Hargraves. The ed by Mrs. Don Hurinel, child P,T,A. made plans to spoosor welrare chairman lor the Mell!8 a poster contest lor the levy CoonQ' Solan. During the meeUng, plans ronowa.I Alto apeakln& at the meeting were made lor a !all lealival woo Au&uat Simmons, director ot tile Ohio CysUc Fibrosis Foundation, Columbus. SlmlllOIII rep>rtocl that cy stl c 11_ , , Ia not a contagious dlhut one passed from tho poft111&. He laid that both par. onto must be carriers before tile dlseaae can be passedtotlle child. !lmmoos laid that ooe oot ot l"fi'Q . · , ', '' • • riers, were described. There to be held ... Nov. If ~hie at 6:30 p.m. CommlU.O ehalrmen named were Mr • ..aMra. WUllam Witte, Ucketa; Mr. IIIII Mn. Jell Wilson, door prlloa; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Morrla, llsh· pond; Mr. alld Mrs. Roymood Cole, so.cond 1\Bh pond; Mrs. Be!Q' Folmer, kitchen; Mr. IIIII Mrs. .1o1m Teaford, dart game; Mra, Kemeth Scltea, fortune teller; Mr. aqd Mrs. Ned Swindell, bean guoso. Mr. and Mrs. HoUle Royoa, r1ng toss; the Rev. and Mra. WiUiam Air...., coont.,- store and book shop; Mr. alid Mrs. Liqrd Kllll. !JIIIII- tau; Mr. ' ,. •• slice of ( '· extra cash ••• wHia a w ... Account Be sure you get your cut of the money you earn ... save for yourself and for your future. Open a savings Account here. Then, save steAdily .. put aside a little something every_payday. In· terest, compounded reg~~larly, helps your money grow faster. c .. ' ., .. .. , .·Noi~ xXti NO 133 ' M•s•s•n. / . "' •, JAClETS KAYSER LOlli Sleeve HO~IIY · SPORT . . SHIRTS - POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT OHIO SALE You c~n reolly save an lackota lor men and ~ays. the _ ...... "' hll IOcond .tarm In 1871. ...... Young be would return llo private life but, "I lltali '"11111118 to be'aeU'Yeln the po.. llUcal lifo of Ohio IIIII CMtr naUoo IIIII In reoumlna the prac. Uce of low In Cleveland a n d Ginllo Stocllnt• _Solo A.25 SHIRT, liiE AND HANDKERCHIEF $ETS Solid colar .... shift wltll Mtchhlt tlo flftd Mndbrchlef. NKla ..~.~.. l:CMI ••.17. In reviewing bia career, HUVY lATH TOWELS Gn.n, gold, ,.rd., 1.1~ Stripe T..,.,. 22 It, U Inch •••· E - heavy ond ••••"'• ., A a,.elol .... prico. 1.00 . 7.95 Boys Pennanent Press Lolli Sleeve lnlt Shirts 101id1 Of stripe~. Famous ~ehool Over200 ·at tFarm Bureau '·Annual Meet Mens and Yoi11' Mens SWEATERS w••· s. .. , 10 for•• mako. l .. ea ' 2.95 CENT~ . blrtamwellhi The ...._,, TWENTY • fiVE YEAR MEMBERS were honored wltlt Amoitg u- were, lrCRII left, Mr. and MrL Delmar Hanun, Mrs. Roy Holtor and son, Eddie, and Mr. IIIII Mrs. aWU<I plnL Lao Sllir)'. Young Aid ida vote lor tile limIted teat ban lrell,y with t h e Soriet UniCII WOI lite lmporlaot he mode. He vUed lor the treal;y, Youna'a withdrawal loll lite Ohio IOilaloriel race wide open. In hlo prepared llatement at a news conl'erence, the ~en~tor alated no prelorance as llo his auecosaor, and be declined to answer any <Jl4iaitaaa. YOUIII: beeame Ohio's -.lor sues with which he ell-•·" Ill ida llalelllont, Young ..W. "I like tile 10 - called bllr11111')'. Sen. WWlam S. Slllbe, <Gilslderablo voter 8llPOil witb donl IIIII n_.llblliUeootatla R.Qhlo, pre-'J holdo Lauo- h11 •tatve •em hell" attitude • bli!ll pabllc trult and olllca. To clte'a-. both llo ec~~alituoall IIIII Ctlrlt- me lhliY do not -m at; all . hurden101110. I !eol I caulcl-.. tinue to repreaont Ohio ... tha ..u... wilb tho same ftdolloo, zeal and sreat u I N~t have ..... JlllOlal')', 195t. ver,. NEW CONCORD, tlhlo (tJP1) - Jal!n Glenn, lhollrot Amdollnltely It Ia not the - . orle&ll to orbit tile •rUt, -IAtda)' San. Stephen Yourw'a anfns eleeliiXI - COilCOflll ate. llOUllCOIIIOrt that ho would not IMk reeleeliOll would be a ... Frldd)'. J Uke e•mpetplna Jor factor In whftber be would l'1lll lor the Sanlte 1011. ''However, the reallfl ot.,. Gleoo, Who ran opinlt Y - In tile Democrat!< primary I lhall J1911ptore. Ill the oplr. In 1984, before drCIIIPI.. out oftlleracealler sulforll8 1 hood It ofO!ii!t:r<M~Jlllllonlbo­ lniUI')', llld be would not haft a decision wtil soonetlme In llave .,1 lllatl IllY ... llhctotW December, llll!i 'in _.qiQr to a YClUIIIerW.. Who II lllcler 65 y-1 Glenn's De,.ion ltdtotD Month .,...,_.. SE Ohio .Transportation Lacking Says Nixon Man BY HOBART WILSON, Jr. A ~ Nlml Administration olllclal Thurldajr nl&bt urpd 92 ~atern Ohio ~~~~~­ a! Cauncll J'O,IftaentatiYM'to let up In 1Qil' periOIIII CIIIOIIt lor belior tnnoportaiiDll fadiIUeo Ill thla Mctloo ot Ohio." He waa Walter L. Uuan, · aollstant MCretary for pablle affair&, v. IJtP. "' TranaCOt.UMBUS . (UPI) - -About portolion, opeoldns ot the 62 per cent of Olio'a Khool dis- SEORC'a atDtal fall • '~n11. lricts will seek approval af held at thellollday 1m .. Chll. Khaal,.,..,..,.luunon tile Nov. llcothe. Fourteen ~ ballot, Including some 65 counties, !rom tile Ob\o RIYKhool systems - e vot.rs or llo tile~ bordal;, were turned down two previous levies r"""'oented. this yo.ar. Uazan told area lof til .a: An Olio Educatloo Auocla"DOll'! fall to keep l!P llllOd • , IIIXI survey r-aed today Ua!Dt with JCMtr ltltti hl&ltPINS WEllE Plij:SE , ••NTED to 30 year melltbero, Ull018 •-ed ~ 15 pu bllc ·--• , s.,.... ~- dl a- ..., people. That' llo thom, 11:011\. loft, alii Mrs. Curlia JOhniiXI and Mr. trlda willj>ul ~ - • • fax 1 brlllrt ll'anaportatiDll fllture FRED Rlce,'Reclatrar of Motor Vohlcleo,l'fl,dlaCIIIMI aal Mra..·bard IJltl& luues ·on tile ballot; ll"'mare Ill Snutbeutem Ohio." a problem wltlt Galllpolla atamber of· Comtnorce Prosldellt ¥ , I . l!>•n lnf.m ~.!* t.H I !1 ,~· 11i11i11 1 tttl.... ell Jt! C.• ~r ~ 'J1 ~"\'! and Qtitl ~.... 8 ~ ~~· • ·• i .. ,• •• ...f,,.;t., ,~,l"c:ri~r~~ ...,~' · .. _,,, ,,, """'· · · · ... ftlt'-ihilr...,llv- .-. ~IIIIQZI. C . .-il.~'i'ililroiifJ'itiJ!Il• lilt 523 Tax Issues On Ballot s. .......,.Ohio DEAR POLLY-When combs are hard to keep in the hair, give the tip eods several coats of clear nail polish. This narrows the space between the teeth of the comb and It wiD not slip and faD out so ·easily. When little girls have thin hair, give the inside of their barrettes several coats of nail pollab. Tbla will make them hold tighter to the atrands of hair. 1..tine! wax~ ll!IRef, ill llle ~bst ~~ to kU. l!le4jc~Jle c~blnet shioiveo. lt1s not notlcea "" anu mar 1 trdiil' meal· cine bottlel will ·dot mar tlie cabinet ltself.-JOSEPHINE a,.... • we" ..... Charter Members A re Recognized llrf:.' VIII m"""ld. Udtat cltllraMt!t Meter and Mrs. In Summer Quarter . ' ' ~ Jli1P1''f'W,.;• . . . ....... to the OltlilltMilltd--· .IUTLlND WaBhlnltoo.'' C.aMn Mofecc• hlllll' · MENS Three Win 'Honors Ntmber Federal Reserve Syste~lll .. 2t.r 7.00 5.00 Paoty Makll8 ep a ''l>aby quartet" ReCOBllltlon ot charter members, election of new officers, lor the PJ'GIIl'&lll were Mrs. and U.prosentalionolahumor- ·Houdoaltelt, Mra, Stewart, Nor· ous program hlghll8htedtllean- man Yequor alXIIllovor Rice. nual banquet of the HCRilebullcl- Thoro were groep a118il8 ers ClaBB o! tile Mlcldloport oltuniUar-.a. A lall 11tOII! Wll used In the Church ol Christ Tlleldajr night. Charter members pre80nt decorations for the•nquetwere Mr. and Mrs. W111oce pared atid, served 11r t1te Pblla· Bnodford, llln White and Mr, thea BoeloiJ, Mrs. Rlcepvothe and Mrs. Frank Wilson. Brad- blenlttl tlld her hulbuol-wcl lord waa tile lint president of u maater ot ceremonlea at tho tables. (illt8W8n!preaenledto the class. Mn. Y•\P"• president, and Officers liUliOd lor the 1969Mll1<111 Houdaahelt, the teach70 yeer were Mrs. Mll1<111 lloudaahelt, president; Mrs. .:-.rd er. A hi~ wu road b7 Mrs. flllllrt' llomJ'Irurl.ws Van Meter, vlee preslclont; Mrs. Van :Miler. Amq ! ' - allmll.. were · Cui Roach, aecrotary; Mra. f:t,•, ·t Vr·w O((i('(•r.; Franklin TrillottalXIMrs. Max Mr. &llllllra. Wlllllllll Gerlach, Stewart, aselatant aecretorloa, of Cltllilcollte. The groep .... omcera were elected when and Mrs. Kenoeth MeEIItlnrQr, •11oppy Blrthllat' to Mra. Gerr the Meigs Junior lllllh School treasurer. llcb and Mrs. Beulah I!Guab. ChaPter ot the Future HomoIncluded IXItlleprosram, IBr• Alllllst stmmono ot COIUillbua makers of America matreeent- rlted b7 Mrs. WWlamGrueaer, waa a aueat at. lite ..1111..1. ly at the school. were Mra. Van Meter as Ma· Olllen a....,... were Mr. They are Rita Case!, proal- c1om Ala will! "Boaull'e Only and Mrs. Cheater Erwltt, llr, dent; Pam Dodson, vice presl. Skill Deep;" lira. McElllltqo and Mra. WWiamGrueaer,Mr. - ; Dianna Lee, aecrotary; and Mrs. Denvor Rice with alld Mrs. Yeauser,Mr.IUiiMra. Regina MeG.dre, hiatorlan; ''Some r~.· nemAre;.,WMra. Franklin TrlpJeU, lira. Jo Aim Floranell lltrnoy, parllamen- Horman Kin<ald and Mrs. NOI'• Baney, Mr, aid lira. Lawreace tarlani Darline Michael, repor- m&n Yeauger In uPeaeh Ple.u Stewart, Mr. and ...... Milton terj Dlxie &iyder, lORI leader; Houdaabelt. Mra. VID Meter, IIIII Wanda CordiUo, - -. M111 Thelma Bo7er,D111Whlte, Advisor of the chapter II Mra. Mrs. MeEIItlnQy, lira. Harold Frances Roberta. Herman Ohllttpr ot l'io!MrOJ Labae, Mr. and Mia. Rice, Yn. lXI hla blrtltcla1 amlvorlll')', Roach, lira. Oab7 lfartlll. the lfonor Wr. Ohlirtl!r'r Guests wore Mrs. Herman Rev. and Mra. Raulllll MoJer, Ohlin(lor, Mr. llld Mra. BID Mr. and Mrs. Wl'- and Mr. OhD...,r, Dobbie, Kim and and lira. ~ ( rfxlll /lis nirtlulflv steve, and Mr. and Mra. PhU DeconUono 1'111' . ·.the ownt Mr. alld Ura. Torl')' Ohlin. Ohllnpr, Amt, Phil, llldLittrL were Plattna!l by 'l ira. ErwiD pr and IIXI, JfJ', enlertllned Cake llld 1.. crOilll were MI'Y· and Mrs. G - IIIII lire. MeEihlnliY, Mra. Rico IIIII KIJio Sonday with a parl;y hootorlnc ed. cal4 ......... the~ The MEMBER FDIC TEN 9 1h• M. YOIIDI. 10, ~ another Demo.,..!, weado!eat.. ~· llioler, an llllliDaly In llld todo,y be ftlld ntlnl at ed In the 1918 Deolw>c:a aile pri. AtMrtcan polllica, maln-.ol The ......... llld be .... In axcoUent heolth at 80 but, ''I can not ....,... lito realll;y ot 11. ..-.-· ·' FRIDAY, OCTOBER 24, .19t WASHINGTON (V"' - Sen. -lllr wllen Frad<J. Lau ..... ' ' A fin. ..l.ctlon of stylee In • llll - . . ralltC"M ...,...;;;.."':',!> .;.... "' . ' Sali Prlcts •• DEAR POLLY-When my sewing machine needle seems lilunt and stitching Is hard, l satisfactorily aharpen the point with the line side of an emery board. Remove the needle from the machine and keep turning it as the point Is filed. This also works on pins with blunt points.FRANCES Switch Over In '\ ~ co;!• POMEROY, OHIO . ~K ' ' DEAR POLJ..r.Y-1 have a Pointer for Anne, who wanted to know how to remove odors from a tent and sleeping bags. Just spread them out on the graas for a of days and turn them over once during that Ume. e grass remove• all tra~e of odor, whether It Is mildew or smoke. our tent was burned by cbarcoal and tha odor was still strong alter the tent was repaired ..The canvas repair man suggested this remedy_ for "!!or which was not noflceable during our next campmg lrtp.-ORA FARMERS BANK and SAYINGS CO. ~U~ . ly POLLY CRAMER ·THE OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 5:00 TO 7:00 . I' ' In Musty Sleeping Bags Married_in September . . ' Grass Will Remove Odor Mr. and Mrs Kenneth L Carsey I ~lgger , ~ ftd TQMen'Coats on tli*J.id'flcier. ~and Borson the Miln · Anil"sil'it.. lnrarts Dtt•tullll 1111 the inliln floor. · · ' .. ..' Mens3.9S · DEAR POLLY-I would llkelo know If anr of the readers have re-covered a recliner chair. upholstered a swivel rocker that turned out quite well but am afraid to tear into the recliner unless I know tbiB can be sllCcesofuUy done by an amateur.-N. H. ' ·IJN'nL: ·y . :c.-oil the 3{1j ~oot..Jm In IIi Fja!i, etit s111 thl111111•d. to~ I jlB---•Polly's Problem~----• I' ~( . ·' • 'ci''free··~~-'Lot 1!11 :~,· ~~· ~ ~~- ~~~-~~·u~s ,~ DEAR POLLY-To prevent musty odor in sleeping bago, lace a bar of scented ooap In the bag, roll alld fold as ~sual. When the outfit Is opened, the soap can be used for washing.-M. D. ANY WAY YOU CUT IT ' t', POLLFSPOINTBBS DRIVE· IN •'' •'· '' ' ior MEIGS lHEATRE ''' -' • " Wi111!a, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Clark of by the Rev. Herbert Grate or Harrlsonv!Ue are al1llOW1Cing Rutland at 7 p, m. on SepL 13, the marriage of their daughter. at tile home of the bridegroom, Given In marriage by her fa.. Sheila Ann Clark, to Mr KenTONIGHT, OCTOBER 23 neth Lewis Carsey, son of Thor ther' the bride wore a noor HOT OPEN Carsey of HarrisonvDle. a n d length gown ofwhltebrldallace. Mrs. 1\lary Coraey, MlcldleporL A 11t1n bow held her ltouf!att Tho ceromOIIYWIBperformed veil ol. Ulu•lon. The bride's...,. quet was of red roses and ~ Friday thru Tuooday pons. A reception honoring the Octo~or :U-28 co..,le was held Immediately Walt Disney's M~ SO N rollowl~ the ceremony, RASCAL Mr. Carsey Is a graduate of (T ochnicolor) High SchoolandlspresRutland Steve Forrest Bill Mumy FRIDAY, SATURDAY enUy employed ·at the Imperial AHD SUNDAY Walt Dianey's Electric Co. In MlddiCJIIOrl. OCTOIER 24-25-26 HANG YOUR HAT Mrs. Carsey attended MiddleDouble Feaiure Program ON THE WIND port and Rutland Hlgh Schools. (T ochnicolor) The couple resides In MlddleElvis Presley in Ric Natoli, Navajo In. porL CHARROI dian boy, as Goyo; his Among the guest& at the wedCOLOR sister, Tinaj Judson ding were Mr. and Mrs. Bill Pratt Debbie Reynolds Chapman, Mr. and Mrs. James Admiooion: Adults, $1.00 James Garner Clark and Weltha Clark o! AI· Children, 60c HOW SWEET IT lSI ban,y; Mrs. euene Hudson, Mr. SHOI¥ STARTS 7 P.M. Technicolor and Mrs. Gerald Grate of Lang a'--------~ vllle, Mrs. Gloria Rlggo, MIBS ""11!!!1!!!1!!!1!!!1!!!1!!!1!!!1!!!1!!!1!!!1!!!1!!!1!!!1!!!1!!!1!!!!!! Debbie Gilkey and Miss VIckie II Vujakll.la, Mldclleport; Mr. and MrS. Carl Klncely, Mlas Beryl Wyatt of Dayton, Harold Grate, Elda Coraey, and Mr. and Mrs. Earl FoiL '' .• ty ) } 1>;,, IIIII Mra. o'aroid. 10-lt In .,.,....,. ApMln.. -lllop; Mr: •"!"' Uri. Fred CID ........... 'f~ I • .. ·•• ,, air.,., n,lnl 1111eera; u.t- . Devo110111 llr, ~ - · ~ Iebel McClure, ~Ullm CJblln.. ~d Brldllll Clllllll · ~ ·'........ and lfimr Clark, ballooft'· ln8. Mrl. WeadeD ~·• men; Mr. and Mra. Philip 011- llrlt 8l'lde IIIII Jolin U.W• .. lln&er, doU auction; Mr. aDd lourlh aradB were lbG att.KI- ·, Mra. Jolin Arnott. rootball MIC· """" -era. tlon; and Mr. IIIII Mrs. Kenneth Retrelhnlonta were ....,..., Chaney, coke walk. bJr Mrl. Norman Woods, Mrl. MM. Francea Carl- ro- Vlrsll Klnl. Mra. Llo7cl Klnl. ported "" the reeent Melp Mra. Donald Brlcldea, Mra. Counl;l' Council of Par.,to and Guy Morrla, Mra. Emelt Wood, Teachers meotlq. II wu not- Mrl. Charlo• I;Janl, . Mra. ed that the Salllll>ucy8p!oolwlll Richard Colo, Mra. loan Cer· host tile February JnOOIIns. man. MH. Homer .BoNia, Mra. Plans were O)lde for cia II· Royii!OIId llllaaer' IIIII IIra. Helroom vlaltaUoolhe weekotOct. on Dala. · are 36 centers In the country dedicated to teaching parents the care ot a cystic fibrosis child IIIII reaearch Into better .. Suppbr~i~~- ·~·.~ ··.' evy·.i. 20 adulta is a earrter. IIIII that one CMtt of every 1,000 children Ia atrllcted. He reported that 10 years ago wllen tho loundalioo was orpnlzed 90 per cent of the children atnlcted died before the,y reoched five. Toda,y, throulh better methodl Ill ll'oatment, hall ol tile chll. dron live to be In their Ieoni and a lew Into their early 20.. He spoke ot tho lUnd drive currently underwe,y In tile counl;y b7 the Elittl and F orl;y, Melp CclultQ' So!Oll 710, and noted that over 70 percent of eve11 dollar contributed goes lor n· ..,.,.ch. The emphasis of roaearch now, he laid, it en method of control and Improved treatment. !IYmJ>!Dns ot the disease and _ . ,•• being tnade, not only In treatment of atrllcted children, but also In development In a teat to detarmlne the car- .. ~ . " ·· Ill ••Wtntuk'" S...., Shifts of 100J5 Wlntult •5on oao.rllc, n~~elt styl1. S1&11 1111111, medl~o~~~~ oncl lar.. In brown, •r•t•, .nav,, gold t.etMr, thlstlo, c,.. 'ntelllrVtY I'MIIId 207 ·IOY'f ,_~1, 210 oddltiOMI .·~ •""' "'•·Colors ..... .7.95 Solid 69e. pair Stripes ..........1.95 liENS FQR FRIDAY AND SATURDAY f!IENS AND 4.50 lr. wr,_•• fall··~~· Cas•l 1.,, Sl•b .. p.,,.. 00 nt prou 100!11 cotton in t . iiew Wid. belt loopa. Sluo 29 to 38 wa[J!. oiilld colora. Taper no euffL · . . "' lluolutlqj~oft tile Cllllnl;y(lo. to 111ft cal) level r Route 7 By-Pus at a muelt Tho otatehlahwaldopartment 111rUor date than now plllllllOd. -17 aUt a bellet llllflltanance ibe alate and federal p . P;!'Oiiam Cll Slate llallte I2t be- el'lllllenlll OliCOlll'ap IIIII make (Colllnued lXI Pill 41 Sptclal S.lt Tojs ' . ' ,· Ofthe By Bob Hoejlieh ·bJnallon r-ai-MW toiiiiiUH . School dfllricts wl1ore iuun wero rejected at lo.all twice in 1969 included CuyahCJlla Falla, Fremoot.-ark, Hamlltcn Local (Frllllklln County) and t.akewaod (Licking County). Olio law pormlll diotrlcto to liO to tile polio • maximum of lhrH limes in the calendar year. All 17 dlotrlcts in Trumbull County have ISIUOI on tho bellat. Repealed levy fallurea In the last achool yo« cauled tour ONLY 311YEAR MEMBEIISHONOREDwereMr,andMri. to cloae down. Several systems Harold Camthon. are expected to clooe IIIIa YIf levl01 ore roleclecl Nov. 4 or in later apecialoloclians. Fremont will dooe Nov. 14 to Jan. 5 rogerdlou of the outtbe POst In IIPPt'eclaUon of afU· como of • 9.6 mill combination lng cabinet presented to ~ levy· children by tho poat. . Tho POll TO LIVE IN EGYPT alao reconUy preaented the CAIRO (VPl) - U..1drio Chart Shows· Flag History .. ' By Vnlted Pnu loterlBUonol Stroot llghtl~ broke out In the northern Lollanoae city Ill Trtpoli laday - . . n Pale;,.. tlnlan re"-• alXI Leba,.ee security f'lll'eea alXIIIIere were reporta a Ioree of 200 guerrUlas or !b>rlan troqta hid maoaed on Lebanitll'l borders with tanka and umored cara. A - V.& ~topr&o eervo the J+•te..,....IBllont ll!Peued poaalble. HMVl' llalttllW alao waa nPOrted In aoulltiii'D leba.... In tile Mount Herman area where S)Tia, Leba'""' and larael e~o ~:.~::':'!...~ ~~!'m:J::=-tt!: =~~~:.-:: "1$aoner'' ' - JUST ARRIVE!;) . AUTOMATK ...JIIJS Howell Dinette Ns · .;._.. y.., choiOe •f tih1 1~ . -Strol1ht .... lorchain • 4.., anti, · loor ""''"'· •wf•el chain, L-e• ••~ctlDI'I ef . • ··J . . By 8-.on cov••• Sole Prlcol ,i I ,; · , . d U. S. Lan ing Looms in Lebanon port Legloo home to make the been lfllllled permlaaiCII intra flahtlnl both leba.... and lao presentation and to tour tho fa. In fcopt, the _ . , . . AI raeiiU'Ill1troopa. cUity. o\l'hllll aald tadq. Lebanon lqooedastrlctCID'- Lu.. Shl,_.t ef SEoRCIJ18IIbw held It Cltllll64!ho. €:7~1:::::ed-::': New -- ':l!!.j;trcy atMn l'lillieio;t IIIII, J~ (Cati'NOCI iii JlitPlO)- - ,Inq ,.,.,..,. III,UH and 4!! ........' be . _, , . ·"vice to all :odj&tent axchan&ea. . tawo be O!lllllldall to better ' State laws governlas reator· ...... laweafor..-CIIIICIH allan ot itrlp mine land be out their dUUea and 10 more lltrln8oJttly Olllorted. tlilol law uOfCOlllllll alllcera The state completa coaatruc1 ' - ' oourta b&ve the pqwer to Uoti ot Route 33 to AUtena and ......11 PtitlaJi ~endera. Of!l"ll· _ lew In Ita major clUes to try to restore order but Pale.Unlan refl8eoo and a large groep of unarmed slfliiOI'Iert lsnored It In roillpo CIIIIPS on Beirut's outoldrla wbere 80curity rorces wore OUIIed In llgltU.. Thursday, The crisis between the govlrliDtnt of President Charlea Holooand the auerUlaa,tlle r&o 1upea and thenel8hborl.. ,Yab reached suchproportlono Al-Fallh'a Voice of storm Ra· ·din predl- another lalXIq •tate• A apodal - 1 lor 36 ot blood tor Mra. Edward L. MUier, Sr., Clirtoo, W. V~~o, Ia belngmldeatMonclfJ"• vlllt ot the Trt.atate Jlnta -· 111'1. lllller, dallllltter ot llr. IIIII Mro. Jolin I;JGna ot Mlddll(l011, Wll lcheduled to ho lnlllferred Frida¥ from llolaer llodlcol Center, First Avo., GoWpolla to ValveraiQr IIOIIIItal, Col-a, where lhe will UDder~ a kidney vanaplant ~ext week. of American troqto In LobiDIXI to try to 11ve the goventliHlnL The United Slates Iatided troops In Lebanoo during the 19$6 Middle Faat War alXI Al· Fatah 111d a recent V.S. Slate Dopartmert statement e>Preaolng concern for tbe f1lture of Lebanon was reaDy a prelude to Invasion. laraol was keoplngawaryeyo on tile sltualion slnee -nllll of I h e Lebanese goverDII18llt would open a new lrort. 1'..mler Gcllda Nelr and Do!enM lollnlstar Moelte JJoyan wen~ llovod to have dlac111sed the !:i!~~,:~~ r ;_, ..:.,_uor Fees Paid ~one ot liquor per. mit leo revenue to local p . emment unitll were aJDOmCed IAtda)' by lldtor.\ Roeer Cloud, - l'llDienta made to 1llelp Caunl;y govenunent units Include MIMieport 'flU.,., M,. Z28. 75; l'llmero,y 'riU.,., .... 079.50; Cheater lolmlltlp, ••• 50, and Soliabury lowttlltlp, ts.273,50. Altueatllll. ~ In Uelp Counqr totaled •'Ia,. 68L25. FoundingTimeNottd �. '"' ~· .,, 1• ,,.,., • +- • BER8f~:· ~OL!JMBUS (UPI) -Miami literally lumpolrom tho trying PI'!' Into the fire the nel<l two S.tu,..yo. Firat. tho Bobcots face dan· geroua Bowling Greon at BowlIng Gr-. If Miami byp.U81 the Fofcons and Toledo turno bock Kent State In a night game, a ...tfng Nov. 1 ot Oxford would pit tho only unbeaten MldAmerlcon Conference looms. While bolh Toledo and Miami COLUMBUS (UPI) - The position. 1811 team to defeat ilhfo Slate "Roverbock Jack Tatum has ratums to the scene of the """"billed •• o pre-season AJf. aofmo .Saturday. American. and there's no Attar I? 17·13 loss to )illnolo question In my mind that he fi'l 1967, tho Buckeyes have should be. He'1 el<lremely praceodtd to real off 18 quick, a fine Iockiar and an Cllh-utlve wino, Including 14 e•cellent p.ss defender. "Ohio State Is as solid a boll against Big Ton opponents. ·_ While Illinois II carrying • club as I've ever seen.'' he .,slx11""'e losing slr,O, lncfud- sold. lo\g lfvo lhla . . _ , head coach Lango Still Hurt Jim Vofek thinks "our sophoWhile haflbock Bob Bess and mores ere coming of age." guard John Anderson return 1o "M/Jny of them graded ou1 the Illinois offen11ve lineup, ....-11 In the Indiana game quarterbock Steve Lange Is still .' (llffnofo lost 41-2~1. but as so bolhered by an Achilles london olton Is the caie wflh young fnlury. Lange's questionable status plovers, their lew mistakes cost us heavily/' Valek Nld. puts Sieve Lives In 1he driver's If C.n Sust.ln seat. Llvao hes completed 21 of "If we can suotoln lor on 66 p.ases lor 324 yards. llllflre game whet we hove bien Although Lango hes a&m· doing 90 p.r cent of lho time, pleted two less passes tor 19 we'll be a Iough team." lower yards, his percentage of However, Volak and his .488 Is muclf higher than Livas• ' Fighting llllnf know It will be .319. no easy talk to dump the Neither have gofned ground notion's top a&llego team. as boll corrlers. Their a&m· llrodlo Westen called Ohio blned efforts •r• 65 attempts State "a great football teamu for minus 94 yards. ottor scouting the Michigan Hallbock Dave Jackson leads Stotund Minnesota games. lhe lllfnl with 330 yards In 80 "Ohio State has certainly carries. Full bock Darrell Robin· · lived up lo everything that has son Is second wllh 277 yards In ~ prophesied lor them. 67 attempts, followed by Bess Good llealvors who hes averaged 5,7 yards In ·"They're two and three deep 20 trios. In outstanding players_ In the backfield. They hevo excellent lucks Big Sa&rers r.C.Ivors. They can run and Illinois has gained 1,345 total ttir- eqiHllly well. yards •• conipored to 1,896 ""Defensively, they ore as yards tor the Buckeyes. Ohio State has been an quiCk, .te;emwlse, as any outfll I've 'ever non. Their team explosive first period team, ~peed ' II simply amarfng. regfaterlng 74 POints .to Its four Frankly, I lhlnk -their tromon· op-tls' seven. ' Oelenslvefy, lhe·.:smoll but dous defenae Is the -.at to their ~ ..lhe ; snlotherfng Buckeyes hove reQfvos ·, covered II fumbles arid Inter-. . -'""lien~. liefd ~ ceptM llfnt P.IIOI> • " . llne-lurnHure styled 23" ••••· -II EXCLUSIVE ZENITH COLOR COMMANDER Now one knob adju1t1 c~­ Uas1. color level and bright· neu in proper balance "s.imultaneously-and they stay perfectly in b111"nce as you adiY.~t the color picture to match chtnQi'liJ ligtu lt'll"els in l~e·· room. Thefe't no long« any need 10 turn separatt conlrolsl '.<d,.'r:t"l'J' Ij . · SPECIAL MOBILE I 1 1 d I R81 ers To I I F T ough I ace 1 1 I J)iego 0 TREAD HO•E DElL San 775114 SIYll. Or Sm1ller MOBILE HOME I 1 INGELS FURNrTURE "2-:IA$ 825x14-26.88 MOiiDJIO&..A~· ,.,. .. TOTAL ELECTRIC ' ' ' i·" '5845 111-COUNTY 855x14-28.88 CrNtor.Qf Oui••r..COior,TV UGAL NOTIC! Lonna Marie Stept.naon whou Plus Fed. Tax and Recappable Tire Brings you· ~ ... place of Nllhnce Ia C~•hlr•, Ohio, but who It c:t.ne,.ly aut•lcl• tM State of Ohio and ••ldl"' c/ o Aoxann fDll,o: 11 Gt•nvl•w Rood, Cuy~ 1hlnol11 oth... 1.., whoM place ar Ntld•ne• I• unknown, will take ftatlce th11t on the 16th day of ()ctalt•, 1969, th• und..,.lgnecl flied his petition ogahwt fw In th• Co.., 01 mon Pl•a• of Melt• County, Ohio, Cou No. 1..,552, prayl!'l f• dl• · "arce and other Nllef, on the grounllll ol ""'lect •f duty and extN!fte cruelty. Sold ceuM will b• for heerl• on 011 oft., th. 19th clay of NDYe.-..., 1969. 5.. •• c.,.. ~-·---------·-' H& I ', FIRESTONE ... 99,~2238 '· N.·2ND AVE. .. MIOQLEPORT, z' :•~••••••'•_,•••••••••••••'•••~•••••••.;.•.IJ o. tfO•• ICIILE HOMES _,_ Any carpet ttwf~Qor ••• Cblltil daco.~.- •l tl CIDelnnttl •• ; ·•• 1 3 . 250 21h Booton , , , , , • 0 3 .000 3 Welt W. L. fcl. GB Atlanta , , , , • 2 1 ,667 san Fran. .• , .2 1 ,667 Los Anples. , ,2 2 ,500 'h san Diego •••• 1 2 ,333 I Chlcoao , .• , • 1 2 .333 1 Phoenix , , , , • 1 3 .25o 1'h Seattle , , • , , .0 4 .000 21;, . 'l'lluradoy's Gomes san Fran 112 New York 109 ad) (Onl,y lll!me achedul Friday 1 Games Cincinnati at Baltimore Atlanta at Boston Olhtr Gallltl New '( ork at Detroit Rounding out tho OC oc;lledule MUwaukee al Los Alii ore Kenyon at Wooster, Oonison Chlcaao at Phenix at Oberlin, Marietta at Otter(Onl,y pmes scheduled) beln, Mt. Union at Hiram and Capitol at Musklngum. ABA STANDINGS Unbeaten Dellanc:o can win By United Press International second straight Mid-Ohio ConEast lerence title with o decision W. L. Pet. GB agofnsl visiting Bluffton. Caroline , , , , .2 0 1.000 Rounding out the Seturdoy PlltsbUI'J!I! , • • I 0 1.000 'h cerd ore: Cincinnati at Tulsa, Indiana , • ,. , • 2 I ,667 'h Akron at Deyton, VIllanova at Miami , ..••• ,2 2 .500 1 Xavier, Heidelberg at Wostmln· Kentucky,.,, , 1 1 .500 1 ster (Pa.l, Findley at Ferris New York. •• ,. o 2 ,000 2 State (Mich.), C.a Tech at West Wilmington, West VIrginia State w. L. PeL GB at Control State, Ohio Northern Dallas , , , , . , 3 1 . 7SO at Ashland, Youngatown at Los Aq[oles • ,3 2 .600 '12 South Dakoto State end John · .SOO 1 Washi'Vfon . , ,2 2 Ca rrollot-tern Aeserve. New Orleens , , 1 3 ,250 2 Denver , .•••• 0 3 .000 2\!z Thursday's Results Wash 102 Miami 92 (Onl,y game scheduled) Friday' • Games Kentucky at New Orleans Denver at New York Pittsburgh at Dollas (Only games scheduled) Open champ who plays for lhe ,.., of It these days, and Jock Montgomery. who'd like o big Tonil(ht'~ Ganw.~ paycheck lor a change, did almoot as well as Archer, Portsmouth East at New Boston shooting seven under 64s while Portsmouth at Lima Jerry Heard and Bobby Lunn Ironton Sl. Joe at Cool Grove hod 651. Lee Elder and Mike Athens at lronton Hill were In prelfy good Gallipolis at t.,ogan position. too. at five under 66. Metes al Wellalon They may hove trouble making tho cut alter today's Nelsonville-York at Jackson second round beceuse more ~ncer at Wahama than hall the field (13 to be Ripley at Pl. Pleasant exact) shot p.r or under In the ~uthem at Alexander first round. Seven players were VInton Councy at Belpre at 67, among them Dave Hill. Eaatern at Southwestern the..,-~"· seconcl loading North .Gawa, at .Hannan Trace •mOil!IY · winner. while Tommy Kyser !(~1011k at llannan, 1'1 . Va. Jacojls, who shot a 63 ot Herding In 19114 to set the a&urse rea&rd, and Bob Charles of New lealond were In a group at 12 tied at 61. A total of 19 player• were SPINK HONORED tied at 69, Including Tammy ST. LOUIS (UPII-t.C. JohnAaron. who had a 63 In last son Spink, editor and publisher year's Lucky Open ol Harding, ot tho Sporting News, will while Arnold Pofmer, not receive an aw11rd for meritorhempered In lhe least by his Ious service to SP,Drts at St. oiling right hlp, and Billy Louis' annual Sf191'ts Celebrity Cosper were In a big group at night Nov. 19. Spink will be honored lor his exp.nslon of the one under 10. Sporting News trom bosfcafly a boseboll p.per to other sp.rfs. . - - - ga~ """""'-' critics of CCIII II! .,....,, IJI M~ ,criDIMml• and ecainlea"' and"hlley,loud ·-•~ ·---'~1 Over Belpre . . . ~lrt1. a ~~~r hlch sch..i .,..;,d,.rhO,.~ hl!d'1 51-6 wtla -lost~ laid the koru. SoCniDIIUBoo KeIIy f S are ~ II coach for the Sen Otego Padres. "I've learned • lot about beseboll from a lot of - f t . ' ' he sold, "And I try to apply all of It, but I won't copy any. one. A manager has to be him· self." Plotrtd Ono Sooson Anderson's only malor league er," he said. base running. experience consists of one "I think the bi-t foul! In beiOboll today 11 that players ore not given - r fnatructfon In bose running," he sold. "It's fino to leach the players those things but It they don't really · understand whet they have to do when they are on base In any of a dozen different cerned. It's the same game circumstances 1hen all the played the some way." teaching Is lost." "I plan to emphasize this at "The Some Gamo" "The dlflere11ce ~~ . ~~ ,. 0CI~I~I) IY~L~s" 1 . ~·.~~~-wlth majors and the minors ls thlt .the. rplnpr, league., eam•. l'v,• . In 1he maJors you hav& better mmqect., personnel." "I like to lhfnk of II)VIjlft as Anderson was named fast a student of the game, but I month 1o replace Dave Bristol, won'1 Invent any new tech· ano1her young and comperatlve- nlques. It's all been dane bely unknown manager who led lore me. Now we hove to opply the Reds to within a breath of What we hove learned. the National League Western He sold he still hes no pions Division championship but fin- for changes In ieam personnel. fshed the SHson 'tn third place. ' "Sparky" compiled an enviable record as a minor league manager. Teams under his command finished first In lhalr leagues four years In a row ,rt Gal llllteH - to, tlw&aawt B. T,U, 70~.01llee_..,IIOnd. or.:=~· ......and IOCijl-1 Wood .-1; 0 bldo, twin I 11!11. I ~=,·~ ..... - eloe. llht . 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Pow- ofHrlolo Aut..-...... $895 11.0. w/1/w tire.s, whit. OYer aqua with aqua vinyl interior, buc•et otato. 1111oillt th1Jice L..S.W. .... Won. New Buick lfatiHn fro111 . , . of ..., ~DOlt c..,ul Chicago; PIIIIICMJIOwt*•• Power •t....t"'•' PaWft ....... Auto. trens. Ll•• new lftslft and out. ;.~ • ,'f. Mil· son as a second bateman for Philadelphia in 1959. He likes tO emphasize the need for bettor "Either you know blseblfl or you don't. I plan to be around a long lime and I'm going to bo myloll." "In my opinion," the Thousand Ooks, Calif .• resident sold, "there's no dftference batwoen the malors and the minors as far as 1he game 11self Is con- 66 CHEVROLET ..,.. ' .DO!itt•• or ARE YOU READY FOR .~y 1,41>1t,, VI Sto, 11'o;.;,;1 YOrllln• · '"'' ' ' .:£. taQ Clli» fM:bell .... ''War W$thiU: !diU. .. ' ' ..' ,. "Tile¥ U'e the CUifoUliN of the .... Copll of 1111 JUt," ;:~ he said fnotben plaJierL "Tiley a ct.Jio,lli,:llllt. llchlilW Jl)lrlt, Whlcl!lo Amtrlta ·ltaol£" . . ,~ Ralfer!J wu eopeclallJ crill!'ll d QrepoJ - . ~ ' .~.: all¥ ftudents who broul)ht prwoaUA opiiWt Cciollioll ~ Doit ..0: ·• Anilr01 when he IUoPended I fnolbell pJuer Cor m!llf.- fo :· . . shove hla beard. . -~ Ha said tho acUvlots "look and ii!D8IIIIIot t~~ey' - lt , ;;;• 1eara In sol1lal')' t:llllllllllelll on Dtyll'o laland." ., · . The untverstuo preoldoltt waa tleaerlbetl 11 "a blatrau · -:;: thaD tile players" betouH, Ralferly said, he set 1e1 a...,_ '"·~ mlulon to Investigate choraes that Anllroa wu "IDoulllctent- ·.. ''~ b HDiithe. •• . , ~· "The tctions of d!eH pHUdo -lltellectu1h wiU ltld to ..,.. the dolltructlon of tills IIIlo teim," he aald. -' Halferty said he would allow 111\Y llldlvltluol Ill' ......, to. ); a_.-t a student on • f......ll scholarship to!Giw aa _tile Ito,, , dent did not receive pnferentlal a~c treatmanL · "What's wroqr with something thot permits llle-1011 ot I , ':"' coal miner to go to college?"' the state' a top school admlnt,.. .. :;::' tl'lltor asked the Rotarians. ',;· CINCINNATI (UPII- George "Sp.rky" Anderson, the Cfntlnnell Reds new manager, a&ufd spend a lot of time worrying II he .were that typo. Anderson, at 35 the youngast manlJ9er In the majors, said he Isn't both- by a&mmonts about his lack of ••perl'once In the malors or tho tact he Is relatlvety unknown to Clncln· natl fans. "A ma1or league uniform doesn't 1111ke you any smart- 65 GALAX IE -- 1.... ~ . ,.....,.I, by 13 AIRENNAS Alit OJI'C>- cau~·~.,,, Myself -Anderson 65 DODGE ~~~~:."" oi 8 ' . ' 'rm Going To Be THESE ARE delenM ·. SA~, cillt of the - - Thllrod!W . . ._ tng at MlddiOJ)ort. t..:.O, ower Belpre Jwtl~i hll)h. Tho UtIle Mtraucltr's now 1:,_1, The nlllt ball was COntrolled b,y Belpre, •• tile enUre two lllll'lel'l were pla,Jed In Marauder torrltoey, AllllcNIIb not acorlng, Bolpre waa on the Mole• ooe Yara.llneWhenttended • . There was no ocortnc In tile third quarter, but tile Uttle Marauders exploded In the final period for all ollhelr polntl. Mickle Ash scored the Drat touchdown on a cmeyardpiiD!p. A&h oleo scored the extraa. J. D. Stor.r acored tile olher Melp touchdown on a &.,yard run. lalnle Coates alt8mpl8d the atras but waa hold short at Mlddlerr>ort GlYen credit for p!tiYinc well 5 p.m. were !i&erman White, Fred Bur- C<lll Whipped Melp -earlier, and Billy Slack. 28-8. The Little Merauders' next SCORE BY QUARTERS game Is Thursday, Oct. 30 lJelpre . . . . 0 0 0 0 0 against the Wabamo Junior hlllb Metes . . . . 0 0 0 It - It He spent last season as a By United Pnso lnternattonol The Oakland Aalders • In excellent shop. to make a successful defense of their American Footboff League wei. fern Division championship, but the toughest p.rl of their scheduled lies oheed. The Rolders-flrst tough lost ·comes Sunday when they face By United Pnsslnternatlonat the Chargers at Sen Olego. The Leroy Kally Is healthy again Chargers and Kansas City and eager to wipe out some exp.ct to give Oekltnd Its unpleesan1 memorl". tough11t competition for the Kelly, the Notional Football Wntem crown. Laogue's leading rusher_ last The Rolders appear the aasqn with 1,239 yards, will heallhfut they've been all be In the Cleveland bockflefd susan, however, and the lor only his third full game this 11 Chargers are hurting wflh Gory 270" Dort 4 cfr. S.don. Famcru• slant 6 c:yl . ocono111y, Looks and seoson Sunday when the """• good. Gerrl10n, AFL'ssfdellntd IOCIOnd Browns ploy hoot 1o tho St. leedfng p.sstho receiver, Louis Cardinals In a key wllh e br- collar bone. Century Division clash. In other AFL games, Kanilolo 500 VB Conv. Cr-. Spar"llng original black finish with white top and rfll vinyl lntMIGf. Low mlleoo• by Dn• local owner. Now Pontiac City 15-llls favot ed by 1 3 - · Dttplft his lm-lvo rush· trad .. ln. · -lng figures, t<.lly hod some Cincinnati (3·3), New Yortc (42) rotoo by i1 ovet Boston CUj 101ploasont oxp.rlancel wllh tho iolt -son. Houston (3-3) II. l~lnt piCk Cardlnol'a In their 111'11 mtellng, Kelly Moloflh .. •· Se4an.. PoW. .,._.,.,. Auto. tron1. Exlh cloa" low • over Don- (3-31 and MIMII limited to lust flvo yards Ml age COl. (0-.S.\) Is six over Bulfllo (:i·4l. In 11 i:lrrlos whitt tho Browns CGUid managa only 22 y1rdl on . tho gnwnd. In 1 21·21 lou. VI Mollilu Stetlon Wagon. Foc:twy air condltlon•d. Power brak... In other . NFL gam• Sun- P_ow., •teerlnt• Sharp car. lnsfde onrd out, Auto•atlc trans. 'MI"'*Oio Ia 1 16-polnt Detroit 1 Loa lavorllla Ready For Cardinals OPiN Pl1. I ' f.. -- SAN FRANCISCO (UPI)George Archer lan'l hurting for money. How could he be when he ..llreody has won nearly seo.ooo lhls year. but he Is chargod up for the Sen Francisco Open anywoy and ror dltteront reosons. AI play started today In the second round of the 1100.000 tourney, Archer, who won fasting tome oorller thlt year when he took the Masters championship, stood a stroke ahead of the p.ck. "Naturally, 1 want to do well here," he sold W - \ 1·attar opfiifng play with • ' courSe -~~•••••'iii••••, record tying eight ..,dOl' p.r 63. "I've played this a&urse a hundred times and It's still one I of my favorites." Dick Moyer, • former U.S. , FRESTONE Detroit ••• • ··~.11 .500 l'h Defending MAC champion · Ohio Unlvonlty, which has al· ready autt- ·two - · · lourneys to Unlvarllty Park, Pork, Pa .• to face highly-rated Penn Stela. Ohio State soeko Ita 19th straight win Saturday against Illinois, the foot loom to boat the Buckeyos. Thet wosln 1967, The top Ohio Conference games pits Wlttonbarg (2.01 and Baldwln-Woffoce (2.0.11 at Sorlnalleld. laoguo·ltedlng Ohio -foyon (3-0) outoldo the confer. once to face Wabosh, Ind .. In a rood encounter. ArCher Ahead 0 ne In san Fr&DCISCO • Open . Junior High' Boys Winners NBA STANDINGS By Unll8d PrHI lnternltlm.i Eallt ,W, L. Pel. GB Philadelphia , , .a o t.ooo MUwoultae. •• • •a o 1.ooo ' The Molp Mtr111dtr Jr.lllp New York. , , , • 5 I •83a lrid ICJlOd sot ttl nrot victory Baltimore ••••• 2 1 •667 I I have scorocl live otrafght wlna. Toledo IHds the MAC with 1 3-0 record. Tho Rldsklns are lust 1 holf.gome behind at 2.0. Once-boat"' Bowling Gr(2·11 stilt h81 a chence. C.R't Affertl Loll "Bowling Gr- will be very tough," IIVI Miami -ch Bill Mallory." They can't afford an- · other MAC defeat. Thoy will also have a largo homecoming crowd behind them. I know -tho Mlamlgamo mean• to Bowling Green," odds Mallory who served as a BG assistant cooch for five years. "Our lob Is to keep tho playen up for lhe noJ<t two wHko. The players want to win the conference crown and earn lhe right to play In the Tangorlne Bowl. They know they must win bolh games to reoch these gools." Bolh clubs hove excellent quarterblcklln Kont Thompson and Jim Bengalo of Miami and Bowling Green's Vern Wireman, plus tough defensive alignments. The Toledo-Kent State clash plls two of tho fln .. t runners In the country In Don Notffngham 1Kont State) and Tony Herrls. NoHfnghem ronks IOCIOnd nolfonally with I:U yards while Harris Is sixth with 576 yards. OU AI fenn Bucks Go After 19th . . Stra·zght I Standings Toledo, Miami In·Key MAC Battles Saturday ' 3·BEDROOM DELUXE INTERIOR llodarn or Spanish FULLY CARPETED TIP-OUT TOO \ ·3- The Qllly Sonllnel 1 Pome&-oy-Middloport, o., Frido,y, Oelllber 24, 1969 ~t 4Door ...... IIIIP. HT ·2 ONLY·'69, OL:O$ . SALE PICIS:. •.· . ,. �,, ' ,. ·.0, I J)JNNEII-MEf.'TING IIELD The regular dlmer • moe\lnl! ~. the !lew Ha. .n llAIIir7 Club wao held ThurlldoJ evonllll at INTHIMAnER SETTLEMENT OF , ' .ACCOUNTS ' , ;(c:~II.!JS COjiNTY ,1!!110 1 . JOHN COLWELL, VINTON ROUTE 1, Wayne Roooh, Racine Route 1, and RQJ Miller, Chester Route 3, 1tor, were elected to three year terms as Meigs county Farm Burau truloo tees. Fourth trustee elected wa& R. B. BW"dette, Pomeroy Roote 2. 1imely Quotes Farm Bureau Meeting . I think we're goin~ to ·bave a major constitUtiOnal :crlals If we make a habit of ·destroying presidents. We'll .bave the situation we had :aner the Civil War, when •the presidency practically : disappeared, from Andrew :Johnson to McKinley. .(CCI!tlmed !rom page I) available the training ~ more doctors. Taxing oflnlklslrlal and com. mercia! properljr lor school purposes be done at state lev. el and the monies be alloted to local cllstrlcla on an OtJ!ltable per pupil basis. NATIONAL LEVEL The cash basis ~ farm in~ Roy Miller olfored the reaolutiona. State tnlotee reporh were given by Golden Cona. do¥ and Mrs. Monroe Strlcker. Guests introduced were h r.. Iff Robert Hartenbach, MlsoEI. eaoor Robson, county recorder, and Csrl Blllkam, &Oil and water conservationist. A number be retained. Invocation was by Joe Sayre. . JACK CARSEY,·YANAGER OF the Mllp ~ FVm ~ II1II'1'GIIIdod Ill law • foreemOilt olll~a~ hal had It I However, the bl-'*taare the srr~Jwln' rr.ddln Courltf Slqr. IJW Sherltll, calllht Just before lhey went on stage ThurocliJ m,ht at the Cheoter Elem.ary School to dtllaht an audl...., of IIIProxbnately 200 with vocal presedatlona of old lllwrltes and ~ ...,. tunes. Carrytns out tradition, the musical Bt'Oit> r<placecl a -ker ot tllo .-ll'ul!l..,_u .....u.., ElECTIONEER I Yo11r Campaign ".Headq~~arters" Cards, Placards a"" Bu11per Stichro QUALITY PRINT SHOP VERNON WEBER, owner Mill St. 992-3345 Ml4dl.,ert SHIRT FINISHING SAME DAY SERVICE In At 9- Out ·At 5 u.. Our Ptwe Pa•lng Lot ....... a.... .,., e. 2~ ,_.,.Y • I~ l .. ' :· · ~"Wrts· For All Occasions· We wire flaw•r• everywhere 992·2039 • Nltht 949-2951 ,._,., FlowerSI!tp Buttarnut Avo, P-y Mrs. Millard Von Motor REVIVE FOAM LEATHER CLEANER For Shoos, Ha""bags, Luggago Softens & Protects THE SHOE BOX WHERE SHOESARE SENSIBLE PRICED Middleport, 0. Termination of da¥11111lt savIng tlme be changecl to tho last - - - - - - - - - &mila¥ In September, we eontinue to support teldslation to control dairy and beet Imports so that these products PERSONALS Fields, Pllltfp Powell, ilomle lfarr, Jell Fields, Jerry Fields, Jr., llorllnda and Belinda Deem, hryl Rooah, Paul Fields, Eddie and Freddie Mc- Clure, Jemie James, Darrell Marr, Lots Ann Gibbs, Mrs, hie Fields, Mro. L W, Glbba, Mrs. .Tames Flelda, Mrs. Dorothy James, Mrs. Jerry Fields, Those attending the Ohio our domestic markets. All substitutes In beef an d pork products be itemized in a strict labeling act. The 7 per cent Investment eredit be retained lor income tax purposes. NEW MEMBERS HONORED N e w members recognized were Wayne Mllhoan, James Qulvey, H. E. Ritchie, James Meredith, Ernest ~r, Jacob Bush, Thomas Diddle, B. M. Buchanan, John Harrison, Amos TUlia, Carl Gorby, Denver NelliOII, Dwlllllt Carl, Jerry N. Arnold, Kathleen Francia, Karl Grueser, William F. Harris, Raymond Hensler, Curtis Johnson, Earl iiluler, Roy RHrle, Frank Triplett, Wllllam Woods, Frank Herald, Jr., and C. W. Cornell. Recelvlng 25_,ear pins were Leo~. lloQy ~. Charles" Chllftee, 'llid ·'f!ei.,.-•1Jamm.Harold Carnahall wastheonl,y member receiving a 35.,year Guyan District meetlng of the Garden Clubs In the District from New Haven were M r s. Donald Bumgardner and Mrs. James Gilbert ol the Nehacltrna Garden Club, Miss Lelah Jane Powell, Mrs. Donald F. lloosh, Mrs. IIerman Lll,)lneand. Mrs. Llayd Roush !rom the Now Haven Garden Club. Clara Bumgarner is a patient at Veterans Memorial Hospital, Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. llarold Johnson returned from Ames, Iowa where they have been vllltlog their soo and lamlly, Prot. and Mrs. Gordm Johnson and daullllters. Miss Karen Uevlng Is critlcally Ul In a hospital In Clnclnnati. lile Is the dalllltter or Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Lleving, former residents of New !Iaven, and Uu! graJllldauilhter of Mrs. Thelma Capehart and Mr. and Mrs. Otha Ueving of New Haven. award, Receiving 30...year pins were Lowell Carper, W. A. KIng, Reid Young, Raymond Furbee, Marion Furbree, ThereonJotm. son, L. A. Person, Francis Andrew, Riley Pigott, Joe Weyersmiller, Howard Nolan, Ralph Lee, Robert Lee, Addle Powell and Curtis Johnson. Leo story was eleoted delesate to the 1970 state ......en. tion with Mrs. David Koblentz first alternate and Don Wilson second alternate. VIrgil King, president, was In charge ot the bui!lness sesslon with Mrs. Zlba Mlclkllr giving the secretary's report, Roy Miller, Jr., presented the Ohio Aglcultural Marketing Association report and Jack W, Carsey, local manager, the treasurer's report. Henry Frank made the nom. Mrs. Joseph Fields. llniiNIT* 1141MIII ALLRIPAIRI TV . , All H•• Pa obl11111 Your Cholcl'-011 or Gas .,_red Compoetly dosignod to save you tpoee ond money• . T emperoture control is automatic-set the thermostat and forget it. Gives you rna:~imum heat at minimum 'cost-no expensive overheating. Especially suitable for basement installation. some time now, but you can see him saturday as o commonfa, tor for the AmerlcaR-RUIIIan amoleiH' boxing compollflon on ABC. TV's "Wide World of Sports.'' from Lao Voges. The Molo, by the woy, will be ammg fhosesoluted In 1111 April 2 NBC-TV opeclol, "It Couldn't be Done," which wilt focus on American ac:hlovomtnts !hot wore ''thoUgh~ to lie out of ruth." According to o - s roteose, the Nlolt witt lie 3 ROOMS New Furniture ONlY '299 $30.00 Dewn-B•Ionco .. Ohio Val~~ .. EDWARD BAER ' Mrs. William F. Harris and Mr. and Mrs. c. w. CornelL New Haven ..So'cJ·a•I Events 'l1l R e ev. Rol>ort!Jolln was tho officiating minister, uniting Miss Diana E. Roosh, dalllltter or Mr. and Mrs. Presley Roosh to Mr. Lee Jetrers. The cere-took place at the New !Iaven Firat Church ~ . (;iod on Auguat 23, 1969. Nuptial mllsle was presented by Mrs. Paul B. Powell of New llavM. The bride was attired In a noor-length gown'tl( white lace, accented by a fiowtng train. Her ballerina length veil was held In place by a crown of pearls and crystsls. iile car. rled a bouquet ol white dalales centered with an orchid. Mi ss Jane Roush, sister· of the bride, was maid of honor. ..-n ,.,. , .. bride, was the nower girt. 11>0 wore a floor-length dress of green whipped. cream w I t h white accessor•es. ii!e carried a basket of yellow daisy' petala. Gary Slsk served as best man for the groom. Ushers were • Eddie Hayes, cou8111 ~ the bride, and Larry Carpenter. Following a reception Mr. and Mrs . . Jeffers departed for Nogs !lead, N. c. where they spent their honeymoon. HAVE BmTHDAY PARTY Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Fields entertained with a blrthda¥-· -t,y honoring the eillllth birthdo¥ of. their liOII, Timothy. lilof~~~ .~~~j,,C)'~ ~.,~~e~~,t~~"were pllfed and alter ana . """""".-...abls:lNI>y 'l!ltai tanll. Mount Rushmore and the Golden Gate Bridge. "The ldell of. the progrem," says the producer, "Is to single out Amerleens responsible for doing things which everybody aid were Impossible." Gains Courlll' Now that Is gorgeous creative thinking. If nothing else, It gives me the courage to show thol I can stretch en engle at least as well. Let's see: As I recall, my angle on this pie« was losers who came beck on television. All right: -On Nov. 9, on ABC-TV, Richard Burton ploys the Ill· feted agent of "The Spy Who came In from the Cotd," on the Suftctay movie. --<Jr\ Nov. 2, a "lost" plano - k by Frenz Schubert, whoa manus{rlpt was discovered fast year In an attic In an Austrian town, will be played by Llll during last year's primary campaigns thol he would not r"" agoln for the presidency, will be the subject of a number of autobiographical CBS· TV documentaries covering his 38 years In public office. Well, at any rate, It's October, and let's drink to the Mefs. They hove onllvonlld tetevlslon, as you can see, with more then bosebeil. And everybody's got an angle. C..v.,ll.m T.,.s MASON FUINifUIE CO. · ' MAsoM; .' . . w. VA. · beige. A pocket notea, pod and pen. $2.9.$ MIDDLEPORT 8001 Sl'Oif 0...· _J .. _...,MIDPL.PORT, ________ •• ROSE uiiGuE lnr DAIRY .COllE AS Ydil ARE! ' ANAlYSIS'IS FREEl . THE FARMERS IAJJii: .;,eetlng whldt ••• SAYINGS 'CO. BY lor pep WCTU to Honor Miss ~imer Em';. t ch~;.....;, oi . We Can Save Y01 MtiiJI to ....,bolcJ."" ,_",'::. r -~: , ..,..,., ~-'" ~ In ~wrl""be~ a( .tht!. ' :er;::m= ~;; the nower show and Mrs. Ottte Rooah chairman of the bazaar. Several sug. geotlons were made about the varioua !Ieiiia to be lllllde and sold at that time. Homemade candy, c:ootdeo, ~ehes and homemade soupwlllbeaoldduring the dll,ll. Mrs. Glbbsolaovol. unteered to me ot her oil ]JIIlnttngs to lie given aWII,)I at the bazaar. At the C<JIICiualon ot tho buolnosa aesskln refl'eahments rrere servecl to Mrs. Howard Burris, Mra. Harry Layne, Mrs. llarman La.Yne, Mra. J. !it. McGrew, Mrs. Jl L. Ohllnaer, Wn Lelah Jane PoweO, Mrs. llmald F. Roollh, Mrs. L. c. Roullh, Mrs. Lloyd Forever Beautiful Forelll!r Perfect · ~- '·J . I. 'i >;, ,I · I ' METAL& WOOD GATES . ., Announce · B'irt.h iill"1iiiiO\)a ,,....,_.IAI"S .~ ------------...i\i;;;:::;:i;:;;;::;::;-........,.,~iliiilii . ' .·* PRESENTS THE BRILLANT SOUND OF TJII) 7(1, FEATURING••• '1'HE EXclJuSIJiE ' ·.. ,BULL SRREO '··· .· I FENCING I AI en autharlzoel . . . . w n P!OUd ..,·.. offer on autst.ndlrw ' i:ollicllan of.. liM .• dlontori4 ttrwL· '· . · Came In end tot uslfiaw l'Oii wtilt w iniln. . ~ ~nlral. . I lor It's Q11id! It's Co"venient( ~Mrs. DECORATIVE Corduroy covered, blue, yellow, rose, orange and """""ted Mrs. Gibbs Mrs. Jl L Ohlinger to serve •• chairman to aend earda to members whowereltl. LeeasGibbs with Mrs. D. A. Smith co.hostess. · Mrs. Gibbs president pre. '· ' sided ai the ened In resular rorm with : singing of the club ...,1 Coltowed with the salute ID thellq and th Uect Member P()MEROY, OHIO swerede ~I .,;_II Ill ~ "SOmething Now In Y;r Gar dan~· y "D ott : 1.1u1 ear. ev Ob8were In charge~ Mrs. Glbba and the bl.eml 1 oodlng of th Laws :.s ~Y Mrs. u d.:'o....:During the businoa::rsealiona - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - .. ' .._rt was given on the • '\ chasin of the .~~-~ g ·-~~• by Mlaa Lelah Jane Powell. The group aloo voted to. sell petcanths os me or the project& or e year. Mr Gibb ell sed t h Chrl~s 0 : ~";'..!.,. Bo e ·-------------,I Bulletin Boar• During the buSlnGII IBSiiDil GARDEN CLUB MEETS Mra. Howard Wagenhals pre. sented a very interesting pro. gram on the "Care~ Lawns" at the October meeting of the New Raven l'larden Club. Tho meeUng was held at tho home carried a bra..let corsage dl: refreshmeuta of bl~ cake yellow daisies . Miss Dottle Ice cream and Kooi-Atd wor; : Roosh, also a sister of t h e served to Melodle Wood, Jll,l' honored along with the Panama don Johnson, who announced .the bo8te1ses. •••IR n~VICW Brothers. who were fired by CBS· TV, hove lllched on to an Only one U.S. vlce-presl· hour video special on another has ever resigned from - k . Their show will lie ~!IJI!'t:--.l•ohn C. Calhoun In Roosh, Mrs. ~ Wogen. broodcast on NBC· TV Feb. 16. hals, Mrs. N, o. .Weln and Then there Is Jim Aubrey, the torriler network president who also was fired by CBS-TV. H4l hu - . '""de tha key worlclngbouofMetro-Goldwyn. Moyer, end will surely control production. In short, he now heads up a studio that, among other things, will fry to sell televlolon IIOOws Kraus on CBS· TV's, " Camera to all notworks. Including the Three." one that fired him. -According to reports, Lyn. And than lhertll Muhammed All, the Iormor Canlus Clay, who Is tho IX·-Id baa· vywolght champion. All hal boon hevlng hit problems for Warm Air Furnaces NEW MEMBE!IS re<QIIIIIand tneluded, front left, Mr. and Good Era for the Beaten By RICK DU IROW HOLLYWOOD IUPII-With fhe New York Mets now the world champions !of the United Slates). II figured this would lie a good month for people who have been counted down and out. In television, at any rate, It Is. For example, the Smothers ~~-~~~ Jr., Mrs. Robert Gantner and New Haven do not necessarily push down Unless said excoptlono thtlfeiO. accountsoro. willllltd lie tor htllrlng before sold Court on the 2<11h day of November, 1969, of which lime sold accounts will lie consl- on~ contlnutd from day to day until finally · dllpOIId ot Any person Interested mey lilt written exceptions to said accounf'l or to maHera ptr· telnlng to the execution of the trust, not leu than live dayo prior to the dole Ill lor heerlng. F. H. O'BRIEN PROIATI JUDGE MEIGS ·COUNTY, .OHIO 10.2.j.11c · - --------- tnatlng committee's report and --Fonner secretary of state · Dtan Acheson, on recent attacks on President Nix· come reporting for income tax ot door prizes were awarded on. l~tto::."t!" ,:'!;:'1~ ~r!~ tho HarttO!d un1t8d Molhodlll havo boori flied In the Probote Church, followed with a lhott Court. Molgo ~y. a.1o, lor bui!lneos Millon -etad Ill ~vel <ind Ht!lomont: Jack Fteahor. It wao IIIIINDC· CASE NO, . ~.067. Flrot and eel lbat Ladle•' Nlabt -ad lie Final Account of Edgar ~-- ·• n~ -~ In ' Tuckerman, EICICU!or of tho '"'""""" 1111 ~....... ~ • • Eotate of Rut c, Tuckerman, stead ~ 'October 30th, lbiCo Decullld. \ lbat nlllllt had - . Ml alido . CASE NP. 1.914 s.cond ""d 1n the Bend Area ao Trtek or Flnol Account of Sacllo Miller, EKecutriK of tht Eliott of J. A. Treat Nishi. Miller. Deceallld: ·· AUendlns were Kerl Wllat, CASE NO. :10,046 Flrot and Dick Ord, Uayd Roullh, JamU .Final Account of Mercia M.. N Roosh IionaJd F Roollh, Ha~Admlnlsfrlltrlx with the , • ' • Will no•ed of the Eotote or Harman LIJno, Rev. J a m • • Lena L. Castor. o.c.-. May, Art 'lbobot, Jlarey J81. CASE NO. 19,751 Flrot ond ler, Jack Flellher, Edw!a Stelii, Flnol Account of Doris V. liona.td FOIItiCIOII ·cb'do FoMIIIor. EKecutriK"'I the Eotate ley Rome WUllam;,... aad Rillof Harold H. Miller, o.ctesoct • '"·-·-.CAsE NO. ·20,054 Flrlt tn11 It11 ----~ Final Account of Fred W. CI'O'I', ~~~i!"iji~i] Jr.,Aclmlnlstrotoroftho Estate ·. · ~ of Rolph H. McKee, Decea14141. · lugal Ru• Floar Mills i8o MULBERRY POMEROY PH. 992-Zi{S . . �Make~ M • At .1064 .KQ1053 •Kt8 WIST lAST .105 .QJ9883 •12 .KQH .JU72 ·~ • Q1083 .H ~ •· ""' . .. ,. .K72 • A973 .A6 ..,. .. • >'• · I !tlg~tl•li!!!l• '.l'' t-~;;$ooeo-~ ............ .,..ft,.. 1 tl~ii•l•t~i ... ...... :""MI~UII~t-•- •· 3N.T. Puo Puo Puo Openini lead-• 10 9 - 13, "The Fall oC tho Jlo. man Empire," ~hla J..o. Rock Hudson, Gina Lallo- brlaida 8:30 - 13, "The Youna Low- ren, Stephen Boyd 11:15 - 8, U'l\e L<:Jrw Haul" 1 ReeSe and Dormer point IIJ')'nner, Clair a yer&,U JaiiOil Ewfl out that. in rubber bridge, SATURDAY VIetor Maturo, Diana Dors 9 - 3, "Don'tJuatSiand There" you should play for your con9 3, USeraelJU an 1 Fradc 12:35 - 13, "That Wondertul Robert W'qner, Mary '1)1• tract. If it appears safe, then Slm.tra, SamDQ' Davlo, Jr. Urge., - Tyrone Power, ler Moore see what you can do about 11:30 8. "The LGns Grt1 Gene Tierney WEDNESDAY maklug the hand against bad Llne," 'I')'rQal Power, MONDAY 9 - 13, "The Bridge at Toko breaks. On the other hand, If MI...... O'Hara 9 3, "Deotloy of a ~y", HI", Wtnlam Holden, you need good breaks to ~­ 11:35 - 3, '"l'aiiiiii.Y and tile make it, then place the ad· Leo-ne Greene, Rachel Grace Kelb' verse cards where you need ' Doctor'" Slndn Lee, ~ Roberto THURSDAY them. erFonda TUE:8DAY 9 - 8, ''DIU' Heart," GleM Playing at three no·trump, Soutb is looking at elgbt top. card tricks. He can find a ninth trick In either bearts or clubs but the logical place to go after it wlll be in diamonds. D He probably will win the first spade because there Ia little reason to hold off. Then be wiU go after the diamond, suit. A careless player wiU tate his ace of diamonds and lead a diamond to dummy's king. East will show out and ~~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~~-~~~••~~-m~~ "~~ ~" tbe careless player wiU find that his ninth trick Ia not going to come easily from the diamond suit. If he puts In enough study, he may work out some method of throwing West In with a club and forcing a eli&· mond lead but all that requires a lot of brain work and careless players aren't likely to find that sort of play. A careful player will stop before playing from dummy to the second diamond trick. • He will note that four dia· t' B ~ ~i~ J f i ~ ! ~:~~£i;:j}] ~ J z ii£~i1~~"i~E~~ ·, . tJlree ~:. no-trump,' not U. D~ betweeD ~ ~ ·'··I•' ~' ~ i ~!i .JUi!JI;~~ 00 00 00 ""'Cb ..,. 0011 t"'' ........ ...~ ~~- i ~~~~~ ~!i i~ .-1 ..,. .... C't }:i N ft Cit ..... ! . . J I -~. ,,.. '*" 'ft tO liD ta""" GO 00 Cllt tJt ""' J ! -~ . , ,,, ._.I t ~~~!1!t ~~~~ ,. , 1 l ~ ~ .. c•~~~~~~m~ ~~~"~~NN~~·•~ if I liD · ·'' (''. ' d I lit I i l1 i I lS ~ liD~ t- t-o 110 GO~ at Gl ...... ~ ... ~ M "" ....... C't ' ft R ... .'(' • ._ul.;. •• ...::. .~ ~ 1 tD 'ft1f7.';".. 00 ~ .~ 'i,IX.. JJH£ !OOII:J;.; Cft; . . . . . . . . . . . ,.. ... . • r• . • .t.;:.. -~; , .':i,..llw •-) wltlo .. aloot . . . - . JCIII Aanlw 'I' lOW i I I Ii ~ ~0~;i il~~~~"~~~~~~~~~~~~;~~~~'-;~i~~~~~~~ lli~lt~~!t;!liillx!ll~: ~ I= 1 ...... .. .... li.IJTI!M TO 20tlt CENTURY II! FORMATION HOUR Mon. thru ·Fri 9:30AM 1360 :r. .lHE WMOY ........... w.v•. Herbonet, Jll!lltor, Sun d H achoQI, 9 a.m.; eburch HrV· ap 8ebciC\I Web· ~at Ice, 10 •·"'· ~ ' I;~ , , ' , 8:3jl •·lll•l W9I1S. ,_ , . 'XIIeoSYRACUSE UNITED III!:TH• '(!lllllh, Jl!llltor• ;·· dqafeedl 'maidh.at 7~ ·p.m.; OOIIT- PaW A. Sellera, pas~ .ilo11Jo1.1DIIii!; IUI •. Bible Stud,, WedDelda¥, I p. tor; Boo Qod~r,r, llmdo,y dl,y Scibool _9:,3p Lm,; WP.J'iblp m. . . . .~ . SabOol :q,t, Worl!lilp ..,.tee, aervli:e, 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 CARII£L 1lNITED METRO. 1;30 a.!D., lb'lt and third Sanp.m. eaeh llmdo,y. Youth maet- DIST- Plul A. Soillen, poodl,, EveoiiDc __..ce, 8 p.m. 1111 .and choir praeUee, 6:30 p. 1111'; W- ltouah, ~ Wor. fourth !UidQ', m. ...... ~. llllp ..-.lee, 10:46 a.m ., lint LANGSVILLE llllWAY •~•m il liN bat PKEN() CHURCH OF CHRIST and tldrd au.dll11; evealiiiiWO!:'Servleeo eacb amdiiJ ot 10 a. *"<~Hif •I 11«1..., JOOJrwlf. rAio· ' • ....._., il llo tq to lAo - Normall McCain, lllpt. Ser- lh!P, I p.m., MOOIId llmdo,y. m. and 7:30p.m. Tue.._, eve. · abonodou!lll/o lAo! ;, Hil ~ CHESTER. CJIUI!CH OF 11IE lntendent. niDa worahlp, 7:30• vlceo weeldy at 9:30 a.m. , Proacblns, llrll and tldJ'd lUI- NAZA!IJ!NE· - !lAW· ~ SEVENTH DAY ADVENTIST SIJTI'ON UNITED MEI'HO. Strlp1M11• Ml«1~,1 ·~ lh A--.. I!IIPDU!:PORT CIJURCH ol c~~,y1 af tt...u. b,y Cbarleollua. Grota, ~. Woroldp aen. - Pomerw, llillberry H t I, DIST _ l'lul. A, Sellero, poa. 81W. ...... Chitlt' Ill ' Chrlltlan Unlan - aeU, 9:30a.m. 1.., ai a.m. ~ 7:30 p.m., Road, nort11 ol Vateran• Me. tor; lllartha Lee, ~ School r '1;1~ Yanllir, pallor; Mrs. THE BRADFORD CHURCH au.diiJ, lllndl,y School, 1:30 L morlal llolpllll. l'lllllp Gacer, lllpt. Worllhlp __..ce, 10:45 . i(uuell Youna, lluldl,y School C)F CIIIIISI' - Charles Ruo- m. Rlclulnll!ertoll, a.a.t.:J'ioQ'· palltor. Sebba1ll Scbuo1, Salur. Lm., ~ and fourth am. , 2114.27 ~ IUidiJ ldiool, 1 putor. Rlehard Gllkt!QI, er moottns, Wedneidl.f, 7:30 di.Y. 2 p.m.; Worllhlp, 3:15p.m.; di.Ya; eveatne wotlhJP, 8 p. 9:10 a.m.; evealnl worllhlp, 7:~ lllpt. llmdo,y Sebool, 9:30 L p.m. · Youth FeUowllhlp and A&llt m.; Wrd llJnda.y. 10, Wtlllle-.r prtyer meeuDe, m.; Morn1na worllhlp, 10:30 a. HARRISONVILlE PRESBY- Bible Sludy, Wecmelda¥, 7:30 ENTEHPIUSE United Metho7;30 p.m. m.; Evenlna worlhlp, 7 p.m. TEIUAN - lolrL Norma Lee, p.m. dllt - uav. William Alraon, , LOTI'RDlGE UNli'IDIII!:TU. Wtlllleoday Bible Stulb', 7:30 l1u!dQ' Sebool ~ FmST UNil'ED PRESBY- paa!Air. JW,Ih ~ncer, ·~~; OOIST - Wonldp, nrat· IIlii p.ni.·' · · ·•. . lbldll1 Scbool, 9:80 a.m. San- ~PIAN - Ylddloport, Guoll Carl Jormlnsa, ull. ·~~ Wor.... It llllrd amdi,Je ot each -'11. REORGANIZED CHUIIcH OF di.Y earvlce, 8 p.m., the llev. mlnlller. Jame1Biehonan,llln- oblp oervkea 9:30 Lm.' Sun,1,~ J9.1t$ a.m.1 ~ IIIII fourlh .millS CHRIST OF LATTER Mu: Dooallae af 141"!1epnrt. dl,y SeboolllJpt. lluldll1 Scbuol, dl,y ochool, io:30 Lm.; 'youth e Wd1r t J . . . . 7:30 p.m. '9mdi.Y DAY SAINTS - Portland.&JEHOVAH'S Wli'NElliES, 9:30 a.m.; Worllhlp oervtee, fellowship, 6:30 p.m. Wedne~o ,.••• w. !!ehciOI. t:U a.m. Chrllllaa b. clDe Road. lllndtl Sebool, 9:- Llr1'1 Caraaban,pnlidlnsmln- 10:30 a.m.; Choir practice 7:. dQ', choir, 6:15p.m.; Bible stu.f:1·10 ~. third Slllurdll1 ot each · 30 a.m.; Momlq worlldp, 1.0:- Iller. lllnda.Y: ~· lecture, 30 p.m. Weomeldi.Y. d)', 7:30p.m. .jiJ:Id:. , • 80 a.m.; ib111o,y eYeillna earv. 8:30 a.m.; Watchtowar lludy, POIIIEROY CHURCH OF THE CHURcH, OF .TilE NAZA. LAUREL CLIFF FREE leea at 7 p.m. Weclaeodl,y eve. 10:30 a.m.; Wndlleodl,y: Bible NAZARENE - Comer Union RENE_ Mlddleport, Rev. Aucl. A11J~I IIETI«lDIST - Rw, &18'118 a1na prayer aentce at 7:30, lludy, 7:80 p.m.; '11aandl.r, IIIII Mulberry, He¥. Cl,yde V. ry Miller, paalor. Leater TIIJI. Gill, palltor. Wwlam Balleif, Putor, Elder c. w. Prol!ltt. mlnlatr.rochool, 7:30p.m,;aer. Henderaon, pask!r. Sunday lor, lllpt. Slmdl,y Sehool, 9,. Poldoy ~ 9mdiiJI School, THE BRADBURY CHURCH vlee meeiH•& 8:30p.m. Sehool, 9:30 a.m.; RQ'mond 30 a.m. ; Morning Worship SII-17 1:30 a.m.; Yol'lllnll worahiP. OF CHRIST - Mr. Ted (:ad.. MASON CHURCII OF CHRIST Walburn, Sllpt. Morning. wor. 10:30 a.m.; Junior ~lety, 6,. 10:10 a.m.; EveniDB worllhlp. ~r, polltor. Jerey van - Ylller st. - Ever- Week- lhlp, 10:30 a.m.; EveninB aer- 30 p.m.; NYPS, 6:45 p.m. &m. 7;30 p.m. w..me-.r, auilo 11nn.pn, lllndo,y School lllpor. ley, putor, Bible 8lud1 clao1o vice, 7:30 p.m. Mid-week ser. 11111 EvangellaUc meeting, 7:Ja: , ' tlan Ya~lll Cru.Adt, 6:30 p. lntendellt. lllndo,y School, 1:30 et, !Undl,y, 10 a.m. Worllllp vice, Wedneoday, 7:30 p.m. 30 p.m. PrQ'or meellnr, Wild. m.. Pn.yer .....t!'llo 7:30p.m. a.m.; lolornlng _.ahlp, 10:3P and pread:l'llo 10:S5 a.m.; lllnCHURCH OF CHRIST, Mid- ne-.r, 7:30p.m. ~' choir praeUce, 7 P. Lm.; Efenlnl Hrvlce, 7 p. do.Y IVOIIIna oervlee, 7:30, dleport, 5th and Main. Raul. THE SALVATION ARMY _ m. m. Wedlleoday,' Prayer eerv- Bible atuiiY claoeai:, Wemea. lin )foyer, pastor. ThomaoKel- EnVOl' Rll1 s, Wining, ol!lcer DEXTER CHURCH OF , lee, 7:30p.m. di.Y, 7:30p.m. l,y, iillnda.Y sehool aupertnten.. In d:trge. !Undl,y, 1o a.m., CHRIST - D - Evana, pu. GRAHAM UNITED METHQ.. GlACE EPISCOPAL- Rev. dont. Bible school, 9:30 a.m.; Holiness meeting; 10:30 a.m. 1ar. Norm~!~ c. WRI, oupt. llJn. DIST CHURCH - Preachlnl, stanley Plattenbur& mlnloter. morning worship, 10:30 a.m.; lllnda,y School. y011118 People's - School 9;30 a.m.; Wonhlp 9:30 a.m., flrll and H<ond Mo1'lllng pn,yer and Hrmon, eveatne Worship, 7:30 p.m. t..ea1oo, 7 p.m.; Selvation moetaenlee, 10:30 a.m. Cbrllllan llmdo,ys rA. each 111011111; tldJ'd 10:30 a.m. Hol,y commllllionand Prayer oervtce, Wednesday, 7 lng 7,30 p.m.; Thursday, 1 to ll'lldlmlr lllnd&.Y avenlaa. and fourth lllndo.Y• each 111011111, Hrlllllll, ftrst lllnda.Ya, 10:30 p.m. 3 p.m., Ladles Home League;· RACINE FmST CIJURCH OF worohlp oervlee at 7:30 p.m. a.m. Clmeh l<buol, klndergar. PLANTS IIEMORIAL- PriiJ. 7 p.m. Prep claaaea. THE NAZARENE - lillftdl\y Wedne-.r evenlngo at 7:30, len lhroo:ib olllhlll Bride, 10:- er oervlce every Wedneada,v, MT. MORIAH BAPTIST _ Sebool 9:30 Lm.; Nornfq: PriiJier and Bible Study. 30 a.m. 8 p.m. Preaching aervlce OV· lollddleport, comer or Fwrth Wonldp, 10;30 a.m.; Evetdas MASON ASSEMBLY CHURCH SOUTH BETHEL UNITED eey!Uidl,y, 8 p.m. and Main S1 Robert Jackson Wonldp, 7130 p.m. Wedlleodl,y, OF GOD - Secxprl st., lila- IIETHOOIST- Worahlp, HC· SYRACUSE CHURCH OF THE paotor. &m~ Scbuol, 9 ,30 a: a_, School ~ aon, W, Va, lillftdl\y Scbuol, Gild and fourth &andQ's, 10:30 NAZARENE- Rev. M. C. Lar- m.; Morning worship, 10:30 a. l'lulllle MrCiiDiock, Paalior, . 10 a.m. Mornln& wonblp, 11 a.m.; ftrll and lldrd &nl~~Jo, !more, postor. Bob Mooro, llJn. m., Amold Richards, lllpt. Rw.lll>nU M. Wolfe. Lm. EvangellaUc __..ce; 7:- 7:30 p.m. IUidi.Y Scbuol, 9:30 di.Y Sehool SUp!, lllnda,y school TUPJ'ERS PLAINS UNrrED 30 p.m. Bible Slu4J aDd pn,y. a.m. Youth Fellowiblp, 6 p. clauea for all ages, 9:30 a.m.; ~1ST - Yorn1ng Wor- er earvti:e, Wodoesday, 7:30 m. each lliDday '!I Tuppers Morning worohlp, 10:30 a.m.; RUTLAND F1RST BAPTIST lldp_9:30 a.m. at. tormar E:1JB p.m.· Cheater Toanant, palltor. Plalnl U n I t e d Mothodlll NYPS lilmdl\r, 6:30p.m.; Evan- - Rev. Samuel Jackson, 118•· hdldfne E>p&nded Sun d If !'bone 773..!13$, Clwreh. sellaUc Hrvlce, &mday, 7:30 tor. Sunday school, 10 a. m., With the hope It will, lnsomemeasure, foster and help sustain !bet which Is iOod In romtJ.y lUll Sebool Hllklll for lllireery to CARLETON CHURCH CHESTER CHURCH OF GOD p.m. Mld-.1< PfQ'Or meet. Mrs. Gertrude Butler• ~t. communlif llre, this feature is sponsored by the businoaa firms and orpnlzaUona whooe ..m.o ,... ~ 11x children at former KIDsllburc·Road.lllndayScbool, - The llev. Cbeller Br7BD1. Inc WedneadQ', 7:30p.m. lolls- Prayer service, 1:30 p, ·m.; pear below. · HIUIOdlllt liiiii!X It 9:30 a.m., 9:30 •• m., Ralph Carl, supt. pastor, lllnda¥ Scb<JOI, 9:311' L sl.onar)o meeting, aecond Wild. preachl:w service, 2 p.m. Mra, Jamea lilout, cblldreD'a Worohlp earvtce, 10:30 a.m. m.; Worlhlp service, 11 a.m.; nesday ot each month, 7:30 p. ~ ~ Clwreh aDd 7:30 p,m.alternalei¥, Pr111- Evenlnc worship, 7:30 P.m. m. . HYSELL RUN FREE MErH. lk;hool, ..wta IIIII )'oulb, 10:- er -'1n1, WecmelldQ', 7:10 Prayer earvlce, Tlltlda¥, 7:30 FmST BAPTIST CHAPEL- ODIST _ Rev. Cedi J. Wile, 30 a.m.; obllor llllb, Senlcr p.m. llev. JQ' stiles, pastor. p.m. Youth oervlee, Tbur-.r, The Rev. llarold CIII1Dinaluun, pastor. 9lnday School, 9:30 a. M011bor Df the Big 3 Yo11 Church Noeds Your Support HIP IIIII Y - Mlltl mOat OW .DEXTER CONGREGA. 7:30p.m. Yoc!thlf lllnp, 'ftrlt putor. Cbarloo Lambert, SUn- m.; Morning Worllhlp, 10:30; Generol Merchondi so Loculi & Beech Ph. 992-9921 Jll, Conner llellloclllt Cburch TIONAL CHuRCII-tlev. Wll. SaturdiiJI' af each moalh. . di.Y School Slq:t. Comer Secxprl Evening WOI'&hlp, 7:30 p.m.; 667·3280 T,u ppers Ploins Middleport ~ IUidl,y Cburch Sebool, ·lard Duteher,pastor. &!I'•· Wor. IIEMIA<;K GROVE. ClliiJS. aDd Pomeroy sta., Mason, W. Y-e People's Service, 6:45 . llo$d llaelmay, ;rout11 ·IUJI!Il'ln. lay Fraacla, lllndo,y S c h 0 0 I TIAN CHURCH-James Smith, VL; Sanda)' Se,\1001, 9:45a.m.; p.m.; PriiJier meetiu&, Thurs. ' ... --~ Poat hJab lehoollllll lllpt, Qmday_ School..., I;!S,..a... ~· ~~ ~~~ ~.ll-- '\Y.~HI'!ic!,.J~ 'loJ11,.,;~ed~.U,.7.40p.•- - ·-· • _ ... ' •ati'"IIIUU"'ftli'l\"'ln- illi'fiiii' '"lii,'~Ciiii'e1i 'i8Mc'io Drll and i!ij'"Se1ic'i0f"'iijii. ....,...,. oer. 110 e¥enlngj training union, MIDDLEPORT FmST BAP. Solos- Allis Cholmors- Service ballillnc, llabarCVIDI!Yard, third 9mdl,ya Collowblg llmdo,y vice, 9:30a.m.; Sanda)' Sebool, 7 :30; PriiJer earvlce, 8!15. TIST - Charles w, Simons, Form - Industrial - Lown - Garden Pomeroy-Member F.D.I;C. & Fedwrql , 'llljl: ~ Bible Claal P,IIV, Scbaol. ,Second """ fourth Sat. 10:45 Lm.; Youlll meeting, 6:. THE R()CK SPRINGS UNIT. )IUII>r. RobertRiehardson, 9m. 667·3435 Tuppers Plains Rosorvo System -- lfnnclo1 each monib. YOuth urday evenings, 8 p.m. church U p.m. · . ED METHQDJSt ,.. C. J. Lem- c11,y Sehool&:pt. am11111 Church Fellowlhlp each Sunda)', 8 p. oervtcea, SILVER RUN FREE WILL lay~ paoiAir. Harold Blackston, School, 9:15 Lm.; Mornlngworm. In former ll'llllodlll lldldPOMEROY Fmlif BAPTIST BAPTIST - RaY. Calldlll At. I'IW'ch scbuol oupt. Morning lhlp, 10:1o a.m. lllndQ' Bible IDI.)M.Itrlc:t :routh ral)Jo IIJ:It. -Robert Kuhn, palltor.{leorge klns, pallor. BUI Llllle, am. worllhlp, 9 •30 a.m.; Cburch atu,zy hour, 7:30p.m. lllnda,y Athen$ Rood Pomeroy ""'i''ll' af each lllalllb. · Sldmer, lllllciQ' oebool oupt. di.Y Seboollllparlnteedenl. San- School, 10:15 Lm.; Evening 4:30p.m., game Ume for youth, A Fomi ly T ogother Furniture and. Appliances . LETART UNrrED MEnlO. ~ acbool, 8:30a,m.;morn. di.Y School, 10 Lm.; worlhlp, worllhlp, 7:30; MYF Sunday, Wednesday eventnspriiJier oer- 1 ---~..!~~~~--~-J..:P.:ho:n:e_:985-::3~30::8:_~--~C:.':he::•:ter:::•:_:O:-~ . D~·- C!OOI.f!l_ - Flrlt aDd Ins worohlp, 10:30 a.m.; BYF, 7:30 p.m. Prayer meeting, 6:30 p.m. l'riiJier moottns andvtce, 7:30. 1, - . 1 &mdoyJ, ~at 6 .p.m. Bible lillll,y, Wednu- '111lrldi.Y, ~:30p.m.Cholrprac. Blllle_"~Wedoelda)', 7:30 CHRISTIAN SCIENCE Serv. 8 'J..IIl.; Third aDd birth &:n- dl,y, 7 p.m.; choir practice, tice, Tue_., 7 P'IIL p.m. Admlnlatrallve Council lcea at 315 Main st., Pl. PleaToke Someone To Church With You , dl;a, ·llJnda.y SchoOl, 10 a.m., Wecme-.r, f:30 p.m. POIIIEROY CHURCH OF meeting, ftrst llanclal or each aant, lllnda,ya, 11 a.m.; Wild. Everything in Hord-re This Week . · W.-.hlp earvlce at 11 a.m.· MT, UNION BAPTIST- Rev. CHRIST- Mr. llo.Yt Allen, Jr., -·7:30p.m. nesdays, 7:30 p.m. All welPomeroy, 0. 985-3347 IJ'!Ii-.r evealnsa at 8 p.m.: CeCil Cox, pallor. S u 11 d a f pallor. Bible ~1, 9:30 a, EDEN UNITED BRETIDIEN come. PIWer'aDd Bible Slutlf, Schocll aupal'lllleDdelll, ' Earl m.; Worohlp~ 10:30 LID;: Even- IN CHRIST - Elden R. Blake, SACRED HEART _ &Jnda,y , · , ' RUTLAND CIJURCH OF THE Sla1'h11, llleday ScbaOI, I;U b:a worship, 7:30. Wedneodl,y, jlutor. &lnday Sebuol, 10 L masaes, 8 and 10 a.m. Holy Attend tho Church of Your Choiee '.I!:.UAIIIINE _ , Rev. UIJlod D. a.m.; l1u!dQ' evll!llnll wor'llhlp; combined Bible l!ltui!Y and PfiiJ• m.; Wlnole Holablpr, supt. eonfeaaiona preeedlng 0 a c h Lincoln- Mercury- Comet · GrtJrun; Jr. pa11tor &tnda,y 7:30; Wedntlda¥ PI'IITK 11111 er meeting, 7:30p.m. .lolornlns oermon, 11 Lm.; Eve- mass. 593-66111 Pomeroy llebooJ, 8:30 ~; ~wor- B1b1a IIUIIY, 71l!O p.J11. LANGSVILLE CIIRISTIAN- nlng Jervlce Chrllllan Endea- . FREWOM GOSPEL MISSION Ph. 992-~ 85 N. Courl St. Athens, 0. ' llllp, 10:10 a.m.; SYRA~ FDIST UNITED LIDPYIUe VDJaae. Rev. Rob- vor, 7:30p.m.,MrL~daChev-- BoldKnoba.Rev.L.R.Giuea!llt'l ~ee, 1:45 p,m,• PRESBYTDUAN - Rev. Un. .ert lla&se M•uer, pUior, eller, preaiclent. Solie Hrvlee encamp, I18Sior. RogerWllrrod, B!•181'11i.uc ..iovtcea, 7130 P: - !HM•1, PII(Dr. ~ Worahlp oervlee,. 10:30 a.m.; aDd oermon, 8:20. Mid • Week Sr., 9lnday School lllpt. &m• II!. W"""""" evoain, ..,nee School, 1:30 Lm.; Wor&hlPoer., Gl- Fetlf, lllncll¥ School Pfll1er meettna Wecmeedl;r, 7:- c11,y Sehool at 9:30 a.m. &m·. ·· · ' Ylee, 10:30 Lm,; Jllble)IIIIIIY &llll. Sunda)' Scbool, 9:10a.m.; 30 p.m., Mra. Mazie Holzinger, c11,y eveninB worohlp at 7:30, Bulova Wotchos - Soloa & Service Kentucky Fried Chicken 186 N. Second Middl..-t FArm CHURCH IIIII Pl'll8f earvlce, w..-.. ~A..........-~ee, 7:30 P. eleao leader. PrQ'er ~ Tueodl,y, 7:Pomeroy, 0. illlldo,y dl,y, 7:30p.m. m. - - - -nce, WednelBIBLE BAPTIST TEMPLE, 30 p.m. Emest Deeter, class lllperlatllllll R 0 f EAST LETARTFALLSUNJT. 11111, 7:30p.m. . MlnerliVUie. Re¥. Arllllr N, leader. Yoollllleetlng Wednes~IIJ.· YGIIIII ~ 1:10, ED METHODIST CHUJICH .BETIILEHEil BAPTIST - lllxwell, pastor. lllnda.Y, 10 dl,y, 7:30 p.m., Erneat DoetW. Dale YcCiura, .paiiAir. Great s.m, Charles Norllt~ a.m., the church In Bible stu- er, leader. Rexall. Diuts PAUL LUTHERAN _ !lhiP ~rvleej<aeecmd aDd I'Ourlla pallor. Worlfh!ll Hrvlce, 9:,3jl tl;r. 11 Lm., the church In wor. MT. HERMON UNJl'Ell We Fill All Doctor$ · Prescriptions Ohla' a Oldest Doclte Dealer Middleport, Q. , ArU1uJ, C, LuDd, Jill. &:ndafll af : Neb ~ at •: ,.,..; lliDdiJ *"""1, 10:30 .~ llhlp; Taeoday, tile church In BRETIIliEN IN CHRIST- llev. 992'2955 · - ~. ll~ 11;111;1 a.m.; . . . Sebllol &It ~; m. ,. Ylaltatlan a~ d evlllpllam; lla:HI Smllll, paiiAir, Sanda)' Hl'Yiee, 1Q;30 · ·~ .~ af. ~dl ~; I(ORNlNG SJ' AR UNmib 'l'burPJ• 7 P.J11., JuDior eholr ocllaol, 9:30a.m.; Altred Wolfe ....:,,...,. a.m. a ·•?a.m.;_.""' ill!ll ~: ~HOOIST- He¥. wuuUi praeUce; 7:30p.m. the~ • • liOf Pooler, aaolotant lorry Boiley · Take Someone With You To Church ~. !i1-VI,1fP.4~. "~~AN - llblciiiJa af,' .a lllilllll .it 10: Alraoa, ' putor;.llo7 Van It! ~ llluiiY and JW&.Yer; llahlng eeamiln. 11 a.m.; eve. West Main St. 992-9949 in 90 Y-s ''-llfl'7, ~./amdll Llll.l Jll1llli Stulb', · W••*liidQ, or, Silpt.; llllldQ' lld:ool, 1:- ,7:30 p.m., Jwdoraln Bible 111!1- nine 181111011, 7:10 .p.m., Iller. Don't Send to ChurchKermit 11111 [:,· 1~~: 1:30 a.m.;~-- · ' · ... ·,· U a.m.•; ¥om1na l .f t l l '.... •.•."It:· IIY ~· 11111111 each illmdo,y, Claaamoetl.'111l 'Yodtbaill~ . WQiDI_n • . '·. 1.5 a.m.; Yoatb F e U - Iiiii POMEROY LOWER LIGHT In& u a.m., lltematlng llJn.. eemce, e,.S P.m.; !IUJI1 . . . Bible Stulb' Tburedl;r 8 p.m. Church - Rarrllollvllle II'*'. 11111 ~ David Holter - . 1:10 p.m. · . . Fred t:. Slnllb, ~~. - . a... ROJ TIIJIIor, pastor; u.a. c.a.. leader. Cllrlltlao IIIII ~ Wl!l;, 7:30 . ,. ' IODDLEPORT HEATHIJNI!r~ · lluldll1 ICbool aupt. vor, 7;30 p.m., weey other Church and Office Supplieo-Gifto Fa..ily Roc..iion . . , · · ED IIET~I.W - uav. Mu: , ..,-, 8:30 a.m.; _ ww. llJnda.y eveniDI, 11opr a.c1<.. 992·2641 Middleport ~1-lnf' · :i E. "'"Nne, ......_; E 1 1 c earvlee, 10;30 L!ft.l eYe. ley, preaidont. Pr1111r ·meet. .'~'• li!halnbtra, lllnd&.Y ~ . 7:30 P•!IL ~ 'Pr.,. Ins. 7:30 p.m. weey Wedneo· · '" Church ICboo1, "c:'• .,....a. dl,y. Boord meeting, ftrll -Nontibrlhlp, ~~'• . dl,y ot mcillb, 7:1!0 p.m. The Store With A Heart .' tr p. . POII'EROY TlllNITYUNITED Middlopon, Q~lo . 9.(9·3342 CIJURCH OF ;CIDIM· - a... Racine . ";~ • \ , ••• · ! . AliFI!ED UNITED METRO. ' 'DIST - Rav. llobtrl ChUrch, ' "'-~lAir. liUndiY oebG:ot,' 9:30 L ' 'm.1 -l.IOJ'd Dllllnsor, ilt>erl~ : ~tndanl; WorlhipHrvlcoo,10:· , U a.m. with aiQ'man IOedlns. . s"'*' evenlns at 6:15 p.m., , -ohli"earYieeo with the R... . Yr. Chureh In ch&rp. Wedne1o ' c11,y ovenlrw, pra,yer ~ervlce, 7:45 P.lllo • ~-••of . .~h" niaqlll ."*:' .ll·m.; LOVES M.E Ynr 1D ,_,.. ...... ..... ,._ .. SOHIO IOG6S .EQUIPMENT·· -·- ·+-----1111 FAIMEIS 11• AND SAVINGS CO. ' ·. CIOW'S STEAl HOUSE !~!~!l~!l§l~~~~·~!!l!l!!!!l!!~!!§!!ll~~~ Mercury hal the lhortest orbit of any oC tbe known plaDeta. Every ~ days, It makes a highly elliptical prblt around tlie sun. ST. \JOHN LUTIIERAN .- Pille" Grove, lhil Rev. ·GerOld RIDENOUR SUPPLY y_.,- ~ h 1 ! ilildiUthr 1 1! 11·d 1; The &~an~ aeulptures of MI. Rubmore, S.D.; form a truly Impressive national monument. The World AI· manac notes that the vis· ages of Washington, Jetrer· 1011, Lincoln and Theodore Roosevelt are 80 feet high and visible for 80 miles. Lincoln's noae alone Is longer than the enUre face of Egypt's Sphinx and, if carved at full length, his stately figure would stand 486 feet tall. 7 . p, ', BEN FIANILIN STORE ! :'' ,, [!'] ;:· . . INC. ~ ~~-~~-~~----~~N"ft~··~~~-~~~~~---~ m.ttlni· W~, EAGLE FEED & SUPPLY CO• EBERSBACH HAIDWAIE CO. ~ ........ of tlilroe ...... IIIII, ~llld--aadtell Ill.\ STATION Ill 111m. ... 7GGI' . . . . . . . .... .............. a-tdeol. TOIIAY'S Q1118TION You do bid two h - .ond your partner bklo tlilroe dlamondo. What do :J011 do now? di.Y e¥tllbll aervlee, 7; 1'1'111" 'er ,.· ,M ! ..... API'~E·· GROVJ; UNITW ~ _ CIJUI!Cll .-·. W, 1 • I,ODI!ll' Dale ·~CJurll; Worlljllp HMcie,, llrat .'lad tldrd , San- LETART · ·ALUi UNITED Brethren- !rev. Menzel Smith, pdtor; Htracbel Nclrrla, aupt. s.ilday ach!d, t:IOLm,;ill,oioft. . , 1 n 1 otriiiOil. 10:30 a.m. and evtnlns '1erinon, 7:30 alter,.ttlJI each SUndly. Prayer aorvt~e, 7:30p.m. Prayermeetll\l, 7~0 p.m. alte.,.Uns Sorlda)>a. "' POMEROY .CHESTER uNIT. ED III!:THODIST- Robert R. Card, paiiAir, ~- Wor. llhlp, 10:30Lm.;ChurehScbaol, 1:1.5 a.m.; Fl'lllk Vllllban, ... perlnlelldent. Chiller - Wor. lblp, 9 a.m.; Cburdl School, 10 a.m.; lloller 14!Ple, ..per- LYONS IWIET I ~~~~~ K p,m., • ......, ·-ol eadl maqlb ' ot 7:30 p.m. , Jo_.., 1 ~ I ~J 1 l J ~ !I 1 ~ i. 8 !ddlt~!i i )J I . i I : '-;~'- 11 '- =!;t "~ .. §~.:; .. ill~'-;'-; '-111'-;, J.I!IJ.I!IJ.• '-;~§~§I .-1 ! !~so!!~ll!~~ a~~~ I ! ~~~;!~~~~~~ ....... ~~~~~~~~s;s;~ '-~'-~'- ••" ~~~ !• ~..·~ .$ j :;.:.;,_;;;_..;:;;;;;~~.:,;:o.,:,~~~:::_.~~~:.::··~:.;:_-~ ! i .... P'l . . 1 ·•'' ·'I Dllll,y Se!"JIIelo -roy-Middleport, 0., ~;' <Jeldler z~. 19~8 WIU'<I ftrlt --~.v . . I '( ,,..,, i B!,i :; ... . . . . .'1.;:.,... ______________ . , , ·• ,, . ~. . ,. •· ., 1.I. 1. ...... or :f 11 'tl • -+-·-·----~---.J~ -~ ~ Paa Paa Poa Yo"- South. hold: • IUtl •..U .KQC ~IU What do ""' do D<IW? A-lt• aotald - ,! tO teo COt- h . (Hr.""ptf'l•t.t;ti• AJM.) olorlold of - S ' • ! IJ~ :tjl§ ~ ~:I '' . • nd ! Jh o~;;! ~; ~ ~ ~ ~ ~~ ~~ ~~~ ~; ~; ~ ~~;, ~ ;'-~ '-l!! '-;. '-~ ~ ~~! =~r'::~~:~r~::~ fOlD' ~!JI i !1! ; i 'tlllg i ~ ~~ these four diamond tricks. · ·•. ,.,,., ""'"""' m 5 ' • ., ~ ~$~!fJ! Jfi~ ~$1j ' • ,-., _!_-_!:.:·~....'!_ad.!"!.!c::.:·-----~~~r:.!.~- ..-----------·-·---··---·t·--·-··--~·-·--·-··--··-·- ·-·---··-····-··--··'!'·•-·•··-·'!"·-·"'o-·-··--··~- ~.~· ::3 ~~ i • en, FRID.Al 8, "The Bucc:anear'', Yul 9 - • Jl!l-, I .J 1ii J 1 ia . '_, I •, • .~ " . . ·. ff • A742 North-South vulnenble Wool Norib IIMI - 1. 2. ! ..I 1 ;_ , .!. Fold and Place Near Your Television Set for Convenient Reference S011TH , u J~ i ' ··e~:~· . . Oswold & James Jacobr NORm (D) 0 'I ' WEEKLY GUIDE'· , TO. BETTER .TV VIEWING Bad Breaks For Good Players'S lr .. . J .. 1--·-·--·-·----·-·--·-·----·-·--·--·---·----------------------·-·-t---·---·-·----·-·--·-·--·-··--··-·--·-·---··-·--·-··--··-·--·-·--·-··-·--·- a.u--. & LOHSE w;,r. c· ;;.... ' \ ,I'. ·. ... ' . ~·- .. ~ '' '· eII3l !'if.!"l:tI~111~!ltJ 1 ft ~ . ,. • · ..... ·. ... w. II; ·. .........: D. Wood, -··•en ' ""'!~ ~ ' . MIDDLEPOIT 1001 STOll Scliool, MAllY STOlE 9:15 Lut;; 'II'O..ahlp, 10:25 Lm, Yaalit relje&rlal, Ilea- "':!: a.rt. ' C!* ...... ' r--. Middleport, Ohlo lofrL Yarvla dl,y 0 ' 8;1(1 SebiAir. ellotr . M&R FOODLINEI ~- Patriek IIUI'it IJiadll1 relleu'lal! . ·'' lOYAL OAI PARI RACINE · FOOD ... •• YOlK CLOTHING Ende.: i!o-· P:• · .. LAllY'S SOHIO SEftiCE *!- rs ' F. J. ·WALLACE, JPrllll 'tburail9, ...'""""'- ' ~Uollll" • • ' 'Bee ~.~~~...n;=:;~~;~~t'l ~ ~· :-. ., IAiEIY Ba••• of Good Bread HIMitlngte~~, W. Vo, . �f ROOK 1lllillrlllahod llllltM, • 1850 Uneoln Holllllte. l'bone 992.#74. . 10.UUe 1966 lUlCK - - - ---$1695 Wildcat HT Cpe. White finioh. Blk. vinyl trim. Good tires. Automatic, pow• stHring. Radio. 1H5 PONTIAC - - --$1395 Grand Prix H.T. Caupe. Local car. Maroon finish, good tires, auto. trans., power steering & brake1, radio, bucket seat and console. 1960 VOLKSWAGEN - - - - - - - - - $ 3 9 5 2 Dr. Good tires, runs out tood·. Radio. -------------larae UNFVRNISIIED !lOUSE, ll•lrw ..-, llnpiaee, kl~· chen, 1¢111\Y ...-. bath, be6room. Very 111.. for two adulto. No poll Phone lila1011 773-5203 or 7'13-5746. IQ-21-Ifc Po••ny .... Co. POMIIOY,OIIO WANT AD c••• r..u..., & c..-u.... Will H ecco.-e4 ...,u 9 •·•· f., Dey af Mlic.tion REGULATIONS Th. P .. lilher r••~••• tt. rieht te Mit ., rojod lrty dt t-ctr-1. Th.t pul.lithlor .ur "' N ,.,ponsll•l• tor 111011 than . - •••tl ..... . -------------- Notice HOlliE REPADlS,palDdni,carpentry, shll1811nJ. AU 110rk guaranteed by -rleneed men. Call Cheater 985-4147 collect. 10.22-lllp -------------SPECIAL YEARLING .' F•TIIIF-'til ,IIIYice DAY.If • NIGtiT . • • CALL RAILINGS stRVICI,; n..... . ------------ OPIM lVII. 1100 P.M. INFORMATION DEADLINES· 5 • .•. O.y e ..... , .. llutlon MoM., 0..411• 9 ...... EARLY AloiERI!;AN . ..... .u&..FII radio, 4 ~eedehuw­ .. . er, 4-op•ker ll)'8tem. FURNISHED ul lll1fw 1d1hod BalaDee due ~42. Uie our For Sale 11me !11)'11lent plan. can 892....-a..'!!l~ . ,.;.., ..........'fnelt Phono 992 1\lt. 1~1Hfe nEU> GIIOWN O!rl'ie...._ 3352. I~ 8lc ........ s 'he. . To - · I i i i i - .... fill -----------a. s a.. ~ blocm. .All colon 141 Ollila, SOLID STATE Aereo 1869 walFURNISHEDpngoi,I)UtmenL c-.. •ch. llq'Dlda nut oterea oonaolo with 4Phone 992-4435. Jiuon, W. v.. " - 'J'/1speaker, 4-apeed autcRn&Uc 1o.23-tfc Sit?. cmng.r.llalanceduo $68.40. L!~~~!:.:~~t 10.16 Uae our lime ~ plan. ' .L FVIINlSIIED .,_ " - II'Ut-. -----------c.n 9924362. For Sale IQ..23-81c - ·- - _________ - _ I(EW GAS tunaee lllllal1od,. eel, 1111'7 Mill 91.. MIMI f act. 21" TV ADMlRAL table model. I'll.- IIW'M. . $285, Terma a..u.ble. I'll. CaU Chellter 985-4116. WJI- 3 BEDROOM houM wiUI beth, largo ~ bern, 2 ou11924352. IIa Fro at, Cheater. TWO Bt:DROOII . _.. Uvial 10.22~ ~ drilled water well, .. 4 acres wilh rl.,.r frontage - - - - - - - - - - - - ' dllllil .,. , uam -c:aqslilllllud 'u Tt4 ' 8' x 35." HOUSE traller, JOOd on atate route 124, 11J. miles S ROOM !lOUSE, beth, Collep BICMMII A•, MMdl.,n. below Racine.. P.._ otter candlll011. Phone Cheater 985Ave., Rlaland. Harry PlumPh. atUMI or 992 1"01 4:30 p. m.. 94~843. 4187. 0 II v e r E. Ballf>l', mer, Carroll. Ohio. Pllono 1-U.uc . Roedavllle. Rt. I. I0-23-6tc Lancaster, 65W517. OAY912-2151 NIGHT-7324 .................,....'" ..u.uc -------------- \YMPO -------------- and buD cal! sale to be held a10IIg with l•.,..•ct lneorth111. our regular sale Saturday, RATES Oct. 25 at the O!do VaU101 r=., Waflf Afi Serwica 5 contl ,.-: Wor4 tM IMettlon Uvellto<k Company. B r I n 1 Mi~i ...-;111 c..... 7Sc your caWe early. !0-24-elc 12 U'ltl jMif •ortl tfw" UMICU PLAYER PIANO. Electric proso~ts_ 10.22-3tc 6 ROOMS, lath. Cloae to town. ; ,,.,. alene. Ph. New Haven 99222 SHOATS Crom 40 to 70 lba. Ph. 992-2049, 992-2431 alter " Centl ,., Wcw4 111 CIMIOC'-"i¥1 OFFERS WILL be received at 2971. I~ each. $20.00 each. llmr_,. ROOF REPADl and remodeling, 5. 10-24-llc the atllce at Weblller alii ~-~··,.· 2S ,., cant Dlnou,.. an ,.141 M1 GordOII Prot!1lt, 4 mllea be· aloo Interior and exterior PUltz "' to 10 L m. 011 1buro•-' e4o pt~l~ wllhin 10 ~)'1 . low llavenowoociFerry. Port- RATS, MICE ellmiiW.ted forCARD OF THAN1t5 t. OIITUARY painting and remadellng, car- 6 ROOM HOUSE 011 Long Halday, Oct. 30, 1989, for lhe $1..50 fo, SO ,..,,. .-M...,.. Eo . lancl, Oblo. Come lfler 4:30 ever. Get STAR. 2'h lbL, pentry. by contract or hour. real eslalll Olllled by lhe late SPINET PIANO. Wanted, ...,. low Rood. Balh "'otalrs and ..Witlonal word lc:. I0..22.3tc '1.89. Dlerabeeh Hardware, Free estimate. Will II' IllY· Ra,y R. Lee, deceased, caoBLIND ADS s'-er down. New linoleum ~IIU11to...,.awr Sugor Run MJIJ, Plckeno ~111....1 25e Chorp ,... A4•er· where. Thone 992.8440. si.U,. ot ana tract or 63 acrugs ln six rooms, newly - - - - - - - - - - - - - low monthlJ paymOIU 011 a, Hardware, Mason. 10.22.8tc res, 11110 troetof20acret,and palnlecl. Ten minute drive to VACUUM CLEANER. brand OFFICE HOUIIS ~!not platlll. ~ be lo- . 10.23 3lp 1 :30 •·•· to 5:00 P·•· Doily • ....tourlh mter.al In oil P0111eroy. can be seen In new 1969 madel. Complete allr· Write Cradlt ¥aJit&er, ........... 12r00 N.- Setur4o,. morning from 10 untlll2, o< with all cloanlng taolo. Small and ps underlylns 9 acres, MEIGS LOCAL Parents, vole P. 0. Box 276, ShalbyYille, caD 992-4739, llarald Hood. point dlmqe In shipping. RIDUCE SAFE ud IUt wflll • all In l'rac~ 38 alii 30, for tile school tax renewll. lllllaDL 10.14-ltql o-24-2tc Will take 122. cesh p-Ice or . Gall no ~ UIIE-Vaponkeep schoolo apon. Don't vole Bedford Townlhlp, Mela• 1 BOB'S REDUCING Salon and lerms If dell red . Phone 992· \lOll pUla. ~ 11n1p. agalnot your kids by not Counb', Ohio. All offera sub- a..,------~-----Health Center Is open, voting or to economize at 2685. 10.20-6tc t-11-4Gip . ject to court ~. Gwzy COAL, ea-ttol<er-mlae run, Ja9 Lin. to 5 p.m. by ljlpOintCoal Co. R.-Jand Tljlplo. . their eKpense. It Is no tax w. Lee, Admlnlatrotor, Pcm- coba Auto Sales Dienl, 5 p.m. to !Op.m. no"""· lncreese. Harold Mo... Rt. 2. P.._ 742-4952 or tiiZ-3469. ' ei'O)', Oblo, R. D. ~ necessary. LocatAlbany. Harrloonvllle PTA For Sale - 1o.a.301c -· · - ..' 10-24-31c membltr. ed below K. and K Malrile ... c<a1, conve,yed to Fred A. . - - - - - - - - - - - 10.19-14tp OFFERS will be .--lved atlhe Hcmes, P o I n t Pleaaant. Sale MA. am.., at Weboter and Fultz, !lliDel 1>1 deed recorded ln. 1969 SEWING machlno, """ Real Estate Pllono 675-2454 or 675-4020., IIOOF REP AIR and um DW.' Allorne)'B, Pamei'O)' NatiOMI Volume 185, Paae 136 and l~st a few times, fully l~c IIW; aloo -lurpelnll.. and Voi\DIIO 161,. Pap 213, This equipped 1o •'e·USI· makes Bank Building, i'omorOJI, II ~roved p.--r\Y. ~. bultonholaa. overQib, IP· Ohio, 1Ct to 10 o'clock L m., l'al ~··IJW. by -.to I WILL plck..,merchandlaeand Free utlaate. Pboao 992praloed •• parcel 23 at, pllquound many ernbroldory · OPEN HOUSE - WHERE on Oc!GI>er 23rd, !969, Cor .... to auet1011 011 aperceJII.. 2808.Woao.,.ywhore. $300 00 '<llslgns. Will oacrlflce for p,..e...,, ' Mulberry lla)Jhla. the rollowiJW real estate or ... 1lula. c.n Jim Adoml, IQ-I.Ue Located 1n Olive TOwnahtp, anly 13UO calh or terma moy Watch ,... signa. Fred A. Sbl.llet. deceased: .-.~. Putlpn! .... Meigs Count)', Ohio, and bebe arranged. ""992·:11115. WHEN - SUnday, October 26, Located In Middleport, Melga 7u-ttllt t.a-uc lng 41.62 ocreo In SeetlOII 21 I0.204tc Frail 21115 p. m. Cowlly, Ohio, and belrw Lot. CHICKEN barbecue, &pare ribs, alii 22, east end, conveyed to WHAT - I otprJ frame, 2 No. ao, and a reet or Lot 131, Sunday, Oc~ 26, oponaared 1>1 Fred A. Shlllet 111 dead ..... Real Estate For Sale bellroollls, belli, "ceuontkltwhich Ia located oo t h e Chester Fire Department. LEGAL NOTICE conled In Volume 185, Pia• chen with diJdlll ar., 11111 HAIUIISON'S tV~AND~~ or Second and MJIJ street~, Serving ataria at II L m. LEGAL NOTICE BY which was convered·to Fred 11, "Ibis II unimproved probaaeaient. .,_., 2 aereL !lA SEIMCE. ..._ tri .. Homemade ice cream.. Dora· PUBLICATION percy. Appraised· as parcel · Almoat new, fOil illmT SEE 2:i.Z2. • . 1 'A. Shl.llet by deeds recorded t!OIIS ot plea and cakes would Chorl. . D. E,.llah, 501 Eooon S!M' f lt AUTO .I ALI. In Vol\1118 ~ 18, and be &Ppr..lated. S.Ht, Chor\eoton1 Wo&t Vl~lnlo; · . :: frame, .. c,-..• AMMIG'- OHIO\ .. · Volume 134; .~ &~ "Ibis uarcla ki~Cohl, 5u1 Eoton 5ttHt, !o-!4-12tc Charlo:ston1 ~ Wo&l VIrginia; l(ay ship. Melp beB'ralou Jaree llldroc'lnii', belb, b(JaIll., c 1 'Dll dial. .f \0 ,l real estate ii" ·n,ved with Sin..,, 18U¥ Hlnfh AvonuoL Hunt• 1966 CHEVELLE,SS396, 3608. l"f'on, W.ot VIrginia; LhGrl .. a two stocy brick atore buiiiJ. lng 73.47 Aeraa In Fraction HARRISONVILLE - 9 rooms,, BIIM. pngo, eloae wide, Paul Allllo!'-. Jfa Sl"fO<L TMSA• 8435923; LTC VACANCY for two alderl,y P •• 4 - speed; al10 4 - speed 12, conve~ to Fred A. ShUbeth, clotorn, and well water. ochools, churehea, and...... Va. ~'~~oat 1'1a478$alllt• lng !hereon. The downatalra 2•69..07; SBM Do~1110nt; NO'Ial piL Prefer prl..le peld ~ Hurst shifter, Ills CheVJ and lot. by dead recorded In VolGarage. 2111 Acres. PID!r. A sroat buy .MOO. 1:110 «t MWIU, Gul• Mlaollo School; Dom Ned1; Ia rented as a stare room alii tlenta. Pllane Maa011, fn.. YINinlo Booch, Virginia 13461; Pantlac. Phone 992.8389. lhe ...lllalr. I!OIIIIsla ot ,.,.,. IDIIO 185, Page 1t. ThlalaUfto RUTLAND - 5 raoma, bath. HEMRY CLELAND '' . f.2tt1D)' Reforwl Singer, 2727 Jup• Str10et, . 5185. 10-ltrc 10-23-3te. apar-... Appraised as lqoroved p,._cy, Awralo- ~.anly•ltw-aold. .------..,.--,-.,--...,,Jr. nt 1, Wuhlngton, D. C.; 9 Ninth A•onuo, Huntington, ed as parcel 25 ac ,1,200. 6.500. Offlco-992-2259 RON'S F'I:A)()R aiil'tlte ~ pareel1 at ~0,000 00. oat Vlflinlo, will tab natlco GUN SHOOT, Rutland Ameri1964 FORD Galaxle ll-L, 390, · that Jane Vln&on, E•aeulrl• of Located In the Vtuaae otMidLocated IIICllooler~, PQMEROY - 5 -~· balll, RH. ,..992-2561 rllilll lllld ~ !~' . can Leg!OD, SUnday, noontho e&hrto of Corrlo B. Poyno, Mel&e Countf, ado, and beIIOW lurnece, new blrc:h kit. , W. -'laddl" . ....:. . ·· · ' . 4-apaed; ~1,000 actoal miles. dlaport, lllolp CrNIIIJ, Ohio, Hc:..nd, on tho 27 doy of Auouar, til 4 p. m. lo-23-2te 1ng lhe coal underbi'W part . chon. Wall ID '!"all carpetii)O. 1o.4Wic , _ y 19~, flied ._ potltlon In tho proPhone 992-4934 after 5 p.m. bellll Lot 100 Ill Palmer' a Ad- or Soctlon 12 -·--'to Mobllt Hamelof, a n d - - - - - - - - - - - - '-at• COWl within ond far tho _.. .. . •. ·- l dition to \MQoport, except. ceunty of Molt•r ond &tato of CHUCK'S can aavoyoo..,tohalt 10-21-ftc • "VJfurniture. SllJID.OO. · -------------~ ~· Ohio. ol1..1nt that tho ,.nonol 1ng 3a reet orr the ealt end, Fred A. Shl.llet by dead ...,. RI!·EDSYILLE- 6 r - . half CIGARETflli, u· lhW~ 011 TV rOIIein II you brlqj ••toto- of sold d.e.O.nt Ia not IS ......,ed to Fred A. ShiCcorded In Volume 187, Paae beth. ges furnaco, bnamont, AIR. <XIHmi101aiiG . , ·l'tlblll aill ...tee. ABC~ aufflc lent to hw deltt& ond them ln. !hick's TV, !52 J1ut,. tM ch•t•• a M'"lnl .. orl"' ._, Sale Iet by deed recanled Ill VolG25. Appnlaed as parcel 27 ecraa. .soo.oo. _ .. _ ____._ ,..,, IWii. .., ......, Va. 12 17 3,... lernut, PcmerOJ. 1'1111110 99Z.. thot aho dlod ••lncl In at.120.00 · HARRISONVILLE 5 roomt, _ . _ 'J7N111. . '-· • ume 167, Poae 694. 1blaprofeo al•plo of tho lollowlnt d••· 5080. IQ-111-trc NEjl{ OIL FVRNACE,milalieci, . percy Is located at 388 WUcrlited ,..1 •toto, &ltuato In &old Located lnChllllerTowlllhlp, hall bath, ges heel, out. ~ Ills ..._ -------,...;,.,....:_,_·• : t491. Torma available. Ph. county, to wlt1 llama Slnel and Improved Meigs COUniJ, Ohio, be1111 buildings, gai-dtn. SMOO.OO. ....,., ,~wil 'r 9924352. the coal underl,yl111 52 Acres TUPPERS PLAINS- 6 rooma, _...c ...,_.,.1111• 8ol .. Lot Ho. farty-ttno (43) SKATE-A-WAY SCHECUl&wll!l a frame dwallllll·lher&4 In 1. . . p.....,, now lncorp•ot· ~-011 10, cOil--' to new bath, 3 badrooma, _ _:~----------. ,.,.we lllntC. ·~ .. •· In Back to Sclllal~~UV, Frllli.J, 011, In which there are two ~ Into the Vlllat• of Mlcldloport, Fr;·~ Shlllat 'by~ r• geragt. Lar(lllol. $10,500.00. LOGAN FDIE ~· ·~ ttt 1121 :.•:~; Ohio. epartmeltL olfpralaed I I Oct. I, lnollftllrtMJ I POTATOES for aale. Sem corded In Volume187 Pap ·MOBILE HOME 1962 Salea and Sameea. EYBact.., IIllo . ,.;,:: l1aDo JIUV, Frllli.J, Od. parcel 3 at $6,000.00. 8ol "I the 001110 NO I oototo a a ~w . .___ ..... lhl.tlot.._. Belter, Ntw Lima Road, olfpralled two bedrooma. ...,a,tnc In lli"e and llfel;r. · Crill Bl !' d · ·~: ~ ,· Skyline, 3 1. 6 627 11 cl.. crlllecl In Volume 215, _pogo 124 • .. _ , Located In Middleport, Kelso Rutland. Phone ·742·4620. 425, Deed Rocordo of Melt• Counat 'r drlllad wall, . half aero. ecplpment. ~a! d!HOmt · W~ Coont;y, Ohio, and belJW part UIJ Sllurdar, 7110 Ill 101111. . 10.19-61c ty Ohio. Located ln Ltbuon T S5,500.00. . -------------1\elnt the oomo rwol aotata •• . of Lot 71 In lletu'a AdilltlOD, A•PtMtOW~CII~ . --------~==------­ CJWIIo 19 ACRES 1 rooms. Prieaa 011 aU l,ypto and llbea READY·IGX CONCRE1E 111111'1; con.,.yed to Canlo Poy110, (alu! diJ, T '-l, and tlw ... located at the comer or 1blrd Ctlll"le 8. Poyno), dHd ,.c.,d..l lhlp,lllolcsCclulltl,Ohlo,be- .....,,dllad,balh,5-ooma, ~. llrio~lbera. l'liOIIe tnlll rfabt to JOIIf~/ POODLE PVPPIIS. AKC TGIJ In VoluiM 2] 9 pop 315, 0011d ~ and Satardu llid ..... alii Locust Slneta,ID Mlddl• lag the coal underl,yitW Dt oat fumaco. sn.ooo.oo. 992.a&Z1, Dwlabl LGpn. ·Fut and ..., Free ~· mlldatun, " ' 11111 till- IIIlA Recorda of Galllo County, Ohio, Hnlct 11111 p 1... Pllllao port, oo which there Ia locatKnown 01 131 Notth Socond S.,_t, Acre• 1n part of SeetloD 20, ·10.1utc · 1~2 aOt.e matu Pb. MlcUiopol'f, Ohio. 3929 ... Clloatar til IIIII. .,. 8111111. l144fc ed • two llorjl ~e buiiiJ. cOIIveJed to F,.,.s A. Shl.llot HELEM or VIRGIL TIAPORDl-------------altln ~¥111 Co. lllillllii;'; ~-aotc . ' · . ... . · • ......1!'"0'!. IDa, the lower hal beiDa ua- by dead recorded Ill Valllllte 1 Tt. pray• of &old petition I• 187 Pap 287, A,ppralaed ao ASSOCIATES 992-3325 . .ALL-~VND t!lllll metal, iJ>. ,. , port. llldo. .....a~; I• tho oafo of sold promloo& far ed as a stare room allllhe tt. pO,IIIOr'll of dabt& oncl chargoa COAL, UJIIP, ... otllker,f olher room aa opanmODt, beterlor and exterlor]lelnii'W. ~- "T pare• e128 at .... ~ • , ofonaolcl. mine run. Excelalur salt Located Ill Olive Tolmlhlp, ,...,IW. ......,; .-I .IIIUhell IIEP11C tub diel I ; Tt. potoona obcwo montlo,.d Ing part or the realeatate COI>will fwther taka notlu that tt.y Help Wanted Worb, £1111 Jfalll 91., P-. Melp CouniY; Ohio, J!ea.. carpantr7. ~-·ooalract. 20 I!JII! " • 1111nrt; Ol)lo._~; V8l'ed by Fred A. ShUlet by hove bHn mado portloo daforwlant ei'O)'. Pboao 992-aatt. 1 MECHANIC WANTED at Jolin the coal unlerlrl'W 40..41 )'MI'o ••• . _ Fl'.. ellita 111111. · · · w~: t• aeld potltlon and thot th.y 8-114fe . deed rec:onled lnVol111118126, . . r.gulred to onaw• tt. aonw Glbaon Motor CI\Y, Inc.. Tap Ael'lla In Secii!MI25 maws. Jtb o,ro-; 1107 Lo---.:..4•: Pap 3115. Also be~ 7&8 on • boJen the 28th day of Nopay In Athena arta. Write ed to Fnd A. 'by llood C!Jat st., ~_.t.. ~ SEE Nl!IGLEll .IWI'""W ve-.,, A.D. 1969. Saudi 1blrcl street. 011 which Box 749, Athena, IJ>Io. Ph, CAMPERS and tro¥el trollan, . lhe1'8 Ia '-ted a 1'h atory recGided IDVCII11111118T,I'Ip 992-4953. o .. ... llldW'W- ........ Calli• JAN! YINION · 593-7758. l~tc l•oaut~l• M tfto oototo ol ~69. Appraised •• parcel 29 10-21 etc Ra~1 •• : : Bumor 11111 rmtl~ ... . frame dwelll,., mt rented. C.rrlo a. ,,,,.., d ......tl attfOOO. ------------ , · 1' 28~~ : price, 10 pareonl to 15 per-· llelna part ~ lhe real estate JOHN !. HALLIDAY, Atte...., fflf Plolntlff Located In Oil.,. TOIIIIahlp, SEWING IIAaDNES, 89&' -~-:..----.:...-----..;::: cent aaYIIWL Ccllle to Gaul' a I cGiiV8Jed to Fred A. Shl.lletby Oct. 17. ,., 31, Malia CGullt.Jo Ohio, belac ~. all p11keL 99~f. 1 Tnller Salol. P"- 185 .. ' deed rec:onled In Val.\11118126, Nw. 7, I of, ll, 28 3132. Two ll1llea 11111111 ~ : lho coal underl,yl• 81 Acroa, The Flbrlc Shop, PGinero,y~ AUTOIIOIILi: lilwaaee Pap Melp CclunV Deed Cllostar 011 BL 7. Watcll OW . llacGrdL ApJniaedao parcel In Section 26, CCJ~tve)"ed to ~ Sllpr s.tea a ''U IW? Latt'::.~Z:~j Fred A. Shlllet by dead re. J. y Senlee; · Wo Sbarpta Sci... ....1' .. 11 un· .. .:..., · ll8n Jail 011 CouiiQ< Road 4 at$9,000 00. Utterbup of the social • ftll ..... J "1u.aotc c ... ded Ia Vai.UI118 187, Pqe lllll'1!o ......... . whirl: the name-droppers. LEARN o.t hot110 - In ,ov~· l.«aatd Ia Mlddli!PO't, Meta• Appraleed •• parcel 30 .,-o limo, No •,-clal .due:• r - -----~----~"':':"'~. - ~ • • • .. CouiiQ<. Ohio, bellll part of tlon needod, II'• &ln~pJo, New at t&I.OO. BOAT, motor,andtnller,,l25. One thing that traiJels aoay lnotont LoCI'nlng Method. Lot No. 159, c:cJIMled to Fred Located In Olive TOIIIIahlp, Wrlto for free brochure. film< than light is the Pbone 992.5542. A. SIIUiet by doed r ..ordod Melas CouniY. 01110, be... the oJftT to le11d untold thau· I0.22-3te In Voltiiiii141,Pap209, 1bla COMPUTER COLLEGE coal ~ 78 Acres, ,! randl of doii4TI that fol· -moat famous partner• property -11 locallid at 8S-4Ih OF TECHNOLOGY lows on the heels of the Soctlon 38, COIIVOJed to fnd .'• 1988 STEPSIDE 'h- Jlelwp street anita lqoraved with a A. !lllllet 'by deed rec:onled ship in thil -ld One Public Square 1104 flool payment to a loan fixtd juat the way you Cllevralal lnlck, .l,ltl. JhaTk. Clovoland, Ohio 44113 ' two ltorr eementblockdlrellin VCIIume 187,1'1ge27L ttp. Ilk• 'em. PhOIIe 992-8811. IDI Appra!HCI u praised as parcel 31 II 10.22..etc parcel "at $6,000.00. ·· .78.00. Wanted To Loellled In Wlddloport, ..... ]9in the· IAQ!ed Ill Olive Townahlp, +1\EW HOLLAI\D CIIIIIA CABINETS, rOIIIII to. 55-GALLON drluU, IOOd for Coal¥, Ohla, being part ~ Kelp ·par11de he11rty C'AUII;y, Ohlo,bei!Wibe 01~ 0P P!:RA'I' RAND traab, ••50 Meh. AlmuGIJ Lot i58, -¥8)'111 to Fred A. biN, aid eloclca, lie. Wrla coal underl,yilll!i139.11Airea, lire111t{11St e11tcrs JUDk~. ... caD Ill. D. Miller, BL t, Shl.llet 'by deed recorded In EARLY SEASON __ t,. __________ _ Section 16, - - to Fred 10..22-ute Vollllll rl41, Pap 209. 1'ha P-ot, ..,_ 99J.t2TI. A. ShiDet by died reccdod t.a.Uc propert;y M& a 1'h llor)l In Vai.IIM 187, Pip 27J. ttp. s.BOOM IIOVSE, bath, utlllt.¥ frame dwell... thenon, ~ pralaed 01 llU'Cel 32 . at room, carpal, floor tile, 11111- Ia 1~ at 338 wnu..., ON ALL .13t.OO. For Rent llllnc, II'Od olze etll*r, new streat, aa parcel .All ~ the atoreoalcl PI Cllilrt.Y HAYING EQUIPMENT water 111111 hoall.vp,,.. llael- 20 at ...000-00. CLEAN. camfortiDio oiMplng will be aold . . . . .to lhe ltr all tu~. 7.88 acrea. Located Ill Sultoo Townlblp, Balers, Rakes, Mowers, room with kitchen prlvllltiH. 1869 ..... • • • taxea. !IV- ,, , Larlt Ilion 111111111q. Dorta lletas c::ounq, Ohio, 11111 In ole. Pay later when you oultablo for working wom.-i Ule . t il n.eember' 1868, a'nd Mariti, LGntl BuiiGm, Oblo. ~ Uole it. No ~yment until or tddler. Avail- New. 1. CCIYeJed to. Fnd . 1111· rllttt to re~~trvtll to ,..:. ,. l1iiOIIt Chiller 885-3629. Phone f92.J4«l after S p.m. May 1970. Came to . • • A. Shl.llot by doed fOCOI ~~~In jeet 811J udall olferL ' 100:2.31~ 10.19·11p Val11111t ui, hae ,1.3. 11da intoriaatlon may • PJ"CIPOIV lo IIIII_,~ ~ ' ., Ollthll~. rr.. ~ •• percel 2Z ,at .,... OU> LIJIEirrY' :J'hMiro 'blilld"loWLJ::ll LOTS, Bab'o MGI>llo HCib...U.r, EuetiiGI' . Coort, S,.racuoo, Ohio, 1¥\ IJW. Nice. Vtu reaiOII&ble. 000.00. ta1ate F:recl A, tRACTOR SALES BoiJW · 8 acroo ,.,..~ at sc.tAo R~ . " 124, P"- lltZ- . · !"'- HU2:11. eoaoad. Talapl._ N , "2-5101 s;,1"1 A••· Pomaroy X.rra Rut, Lot lllnWi. olh , 111-lZ.UC . .L '"II.Uc HUl$7, IO..lWie· . . . --------------- ,,,.. ...,,.,.. -------------- INFORMATION '·· NEWS _ -------------- LOCAL REPORts DAILY -------------- AT ....... 7:50A.M. -------------- 12 NOON 3-P.M. Notice ------------ AND GllAC!ClU5! eHE OOE$ofT" EVEN PRETENPAN INlERE5f IN !!ONNAZI 4:30 P.Jt' For Keeping .aeland R.U, -------------- Mason' Area· . Informed As·. · Well As -------=------- Ent,.rtr ---·-. IA'IIII/2 HOISTEnEI ~g~i1 ow~ ~:Ohio, ...IJitL~Y~ ·} ,-\ .P~:~:;;'_ ~k t·~~-:-r::;-7.:;t~;-· ,fE~lJlfrfiR, _...,:0 w. ·. Bliii111SS Serwk:IS ry = For -------------- w. anci- --------------- fsz.oo. ...,. ...-.. ,_..._ -. ''l IJII.et-: ,· ------------ te'l •••••J ·Galfia and u- :·c. C:••• ;tid' ·'f: ..,..uu. ·. · --...:.--------:1141 iiiiP!di; Sltl.ll.i - 'Hill-, PROGRAIIING .lnslnnce · . . *· BA QQ11lT ae. 'n . m. EGGS -------------- au, DISCOUNT -------------- . thor"'"• r,f ·----------:---- Appnjaed e. f1lt1• Tho11p1111 -------------- or ADd rub I. Squander ll.Laqe '*'•· __ ________ _ COMPUTER 1.Serub par'ea1 z "talh, ce.a: -------------- CROSSWORD ACJII088 illdft=", lb'· l!li;.,iillililiilooiiilllll!l! :::: artery 4.Guldo'• loweat note ~.Sun god 6.Polltlcal subdlvlllona lllleapo T.- A.ft&'ellto S.Coven with turf Gardner ...............:-"'111 14.111f&Dt'l bed 11. llelitaUon IOUIId 18. J'Uied with woncllr. 18. ColD (Jap.l Femd I1Uoo · ~•ut.r -1- P"""""' 24.W~ ....""' e. Floor 10. Paradlle '14.Penny '18. Near 17, Water barrier JO. rlllmorandum II. Newt 2:2. CUrved line 21. Protube~ce ...... 26.Repuc· 27. CJ\er. lolled '1lllmal 29. Noc.: tumal bird ao. Lolldon dlltrlcl 32. Stare at 311. 11"1ber . 31. Telllll'- lum Coym.) IT. WaU•tm• n.· --· aci: Kt31. ~ 31.llaW.uu lllt'l Wqer =-4rtl)k Altrl"font , I I ,:ro;-lor'o - ' 11 , (~· CA111 PAin IIMILI Tt.NGU ~.......................... - •..,..;. .... -H �• ' ' \· ' ,, ., ,. n.e llllly Senllntl, t•ome•llY·Middloporl, o.. t'rldu, ~r 24, Ieet . '{ : '·, v ; ' '\;. .1' Motive, Swpects ~iMllliffif •1 0- , .. , "';¥' . ,. ,. . · ' '>. W.,lker, i\l)ele ~ Mii,i ... Rio . · RIO Rl\lih w.a. GRANDE - ' BOth . ' · · · ' •'' 'RG~?ert ' LOWa Steveo... said ' . PomeroyL ,·~• ·Satur•ly' · ·IIMI ollook. not to·much ,to the nature ol a !11ft u to theljllrlttnwblch ·It Ia co«eNd." ' \• \ . ol Utile M do,y . IIIII , chanQe o f - · llli'Cied To ~-~ Mldd/e.OJW,,VcJiey · tllthtt. qnf.ll '9 P.M. ....,.,.ljllu(ld \ ••• . · - "I om In the habit ' tack, wetlholl~ 1M~: ~and ciiKO>¥ od the bodln. loor (R-3.;.... 'iiiiNadp , _ ;. 'l'lle ~ ',jDNIIJII ol lila g1.11 wu not tound. Two · loutld WI!!!, ~ .. . '""' llimt at ~ Colint7 ·1 !1-r IIIII shlak knl- founci In 111e home kJ~o~fuld the ~lctlmt...,.: · Abele, ~=~ h 1 , t.irl.w ~· will be ~ ~ •' .· .., ,. ' I. 'l . were being temoc1 by pola. """' llad wll!l lloc· ~·· . . · , ,;.11 t 1 1 P·IP· TllurlillaY at Felloli~. good lito• fer ,_lly shopping - T... ad• ..,t..~ CIII......, Unlllrllllll tflcel CGniO from 1M lllevlllon )'Mr'a ll!lldi Rep-- '"II!" ihlp llaU ol ~ 'Pild'a Lu. el the ~.Cial . sole price• an this and w•ewl lila Dumltrt' two chllchtoo Itt and la<11P"• kll*' and 'lhen nailon at Rio •Graado, CGilHe ·a.e,_., ~chID PomerO,Y. Winter CNH· • ''MOll and boys Jackets - Worw.,.. Jane. s. and Morttn Ill, 4- Llll*'· ·llla ..,..d CGUid not be MllndiJ, Del.~·· 1bel:e will.be ~ olollloe1ri: olnd Swoet.r1 - and. tho special sal~ of were asl- doirlng 1M mur· found ori the pnmltll. lllmlln Kill&~~ et. llcera, dloeu- ol projecta .,. • .. ..... Hii. ·, , torDiil' ~ Gallla COII!IIl, wQl IIIII el~ ol....,...a. AJ1111i1B den. pollee seld, and _.. ..,. aware ot whal wet happlnlng. He said blood wea I~ · !"' W the preildiDII olll- lt tile the prQ!eds.-tecllo be cia. lllay ran to a nslghbor Thurl· both the first and second flolln, mock GOP COII\'entlllll, ,ilhlch Ia IIUioed Ia the -let;v'ollll..m dey momlno !hoy -ld lndlceflng 1M kiiii,.S mey have part olt. mock prellcilauallllll plan. not opon the to 111e bod· occurred downllfalra and the aenaU>ria1 ei,.UCXI belna 0111!- The ooolety recently~ room where the vlctlmaley. bodln cerrlod to 1M bodooom Gictod by a claaa 1D Pollllcel ed Ita p!oa to buDd a new nu. 1111 .selections - and special sale prices on "Thank God 1M chlldrlll where they were found, Partioa lild Preaoure GnJupa. ...,.. end omce loulldlnaCXI MuJ. tofs for Bors and Girls. Brl111 the klddles to couldn't got ...,. opon," Nolghbon Mid they J,. !IIerman PUrter, aaalltant borrJ,IifiJhta ID' !Uneroy wh• £1bei1tfds Toyland - · let them see all the INS. Louis ~. • next- Dumltr. a University ot,Cincln· ...,r01- o1 political oclence, 11 became _...m thot fuadl 1 neighbor, said. clnnell g r - . ~ home lllaled, "the eoaYenll•• n d 1ftMIId not be available. Since tors cin dl·splay - Setect what you need and lila mold, Mrs. Ruby Boofl. from - k about 1 p.m. ' eleelionl are part ol a loom. tbat time, · the oootety hal been teaiiJ save. nar, manegod tv pry _ . the -.deY. · In& -rlence. The purpo• ol lllveillpU•s the poulblllllea the whole prosram Ia to mal!e o1 ullnfl lite llrat llelp eo.r.. counted robbery as a motive for the oludent funlllar .willl poUt. 1¥ Courthouse In Cheater aa the murders. Nothing was beteal preasures." • 1111 _.., lieved missing. Lut ,Jar, lha mock GOP "Na MDHw" ccnv•tion selected Rlchllnl "There was 1ewelry and mon· T onltht thru T uosday ey on top of the dreuer In the Nixon •• 11s ·cano~~~~ate, IIIICI Walt Disney'• By United Preto lnlerlllti..U Nixon _, the . . _ . eJec. bedroom," Scho» said. "There RASCAL apparently was no motive for Uon. Tllla yur Nixon remains , (T echnicolorl SffOnd bodv taken mine . this." Steve forrest Bil Mumy FARMINGTON, W. VA. - A SECOI'ill BODY waa recovered the ravorlte to I'll the mock Dumler's father Is president .....eatlm'. nominatim. ot the Chatfield & Woods Sock today tromlhe Conoolldotim ~ Ccl.'oNo. 9mlne where 78 miWalt 01 •n•y' 1 Co. where the vldlm was a ners dlod In a sarles of uedergrounl upiAIIICXIa last November. James E. Vaooe, 12, DIDHAHG YOUR HAT APPLE BD..L PASSED sales manager. His grandfather The two men whoa, bodlea were ......,..red ware c r . - on a ville, died lhla morul!lllln Jlol. OH THE WIHD WASHINGTON (~ - A 24 • car coel train which hod bleD q~~rated a "good distance" was a compos4M' and· wrlier. (Tochnloalor) bill to allow apple growers tn zer Medleal c..ter. Mr. Vance Dumler had been shot In the from the place where the 78 ather mlnero were bellewcl to haw Ric Notoli, Na•ojo In• OWIIOd end operated the Vance five - · · tncludinl Ohio, to end SOli General Store ID Da. lace and hoed and stabbed In been trapped, mine COIIIPOIIY oiDelala laid. dian boy, as Goyo; his lila olllelals sold lite discovery ot: the two bodies rraa "an pll'ticlpate ID the Ap1culture ville 24 year1. lla also aol4 the chest. His wife wM shot In sister, Tina; Judson the head and stabbed In the loolated lind" ani It would be three or lour monthJ before work Department' a marko11nJ order Walkins procluots ID the Jlu.. Pratt chest and back. INs. Wilson. crows roac:hecllhe bodleo oC lite otller dead. The bodf recovered program, was IIIIProved TIIUrl· ville area ...en1 'yeor1. He Admiuion: Adults, $1.00 who was living with the Dum· tnlay wao ldontlned u that of Qluloa Hudman. 43, Shlmaten, do,y by the Children, 60c attended the Jianvllle Walley. The bill MW ·aoea to t h e lers while her husband recup- w, Va., 1ront motorman oolite coe1 train. SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. , an Church. House for actloa. PARKER BROTIIER erated from • recent heart It· He Is survived by h11 wife, Mon> reww:fin> rrmwN floated Eaale; a dau&hter. Mildred ANNQUNCE REVIVAL PARIS - THE TWO ALlJED PEACE TALKS deleptiCXII Grate, Rutland, Rt. I; t w o Revival service• will be held sent their 1111 mUitary advl1ero to Selgontodayamld opeculatlon ...s, Kahle, of Waver!¥, IIIICI A reol ellate trading claSiic playera buy, sell, the Allies are COII&lderlJW a -se ·llreprq,ooallnthe war. An at 7:30p.m. nlptly for the next Lowell, of Eoat Liverpool; Olaht swapeven bluff their way to Cl financ;iol empireAmerican opokesman said Col. IIIM'en Hw Lol IIIICI U. Gea. week beglmlng ~ at the grllllllehllclreo, and four great. or go broke in proceu. Frederick C. Weyland were maldJW the trip •• part of a "r""' ~cuse MlosiCXI with Slater arlllldchlldrell. He rras preeec1. Stella carlyse e¥1ngellst. The tine series of CCJ'Isultations." For 2 to 8 Players od ID death by a •JOn. La......,ce, publle Ia welcome. The trtp coincided with conalstent reporta lhot the United O•r Regular Price $5.95 IIIICI two brother&. statea ani the South Vietnamese were·conalderllllla aeneral FlDIOral services will be limcease • ftre pJWOoal uedor which sldeo would 1£1"111 to alii> da1 at 2 p.m. at the DallvUie OFFICIALS COMING shootlr~g. General a.pt. Rev. lllatthew Wealeylft Clwrch with the R8Y. Grimm ollldatlng. Hardeo, Am Arbor, Mich., will Lloyd HIP FRACTURED be at lite POmeroy Lower Lfcht Frlendo "'->' oeU at the Mar. Mrs. Mlna W. Heos, 82, J'om. Church &ulda.Y for mornlna end ttn Funeral Home 5alllrda1 and Miller to Speak eroy, was &dmllled to Holzer evenlnl servtoea. R8Y. Harlan 9milll' UDUI 12 IIOQil, &!rial Medleal C-r, Firat Ave., at Sonnes, asal. oupt., also will be will ba tn the DmMDe Ceme.. RIO GRANDE - Cong. Clar. tery. The jet of the lulu;,._ 10:15 a.m. TIIUrlldi,Jwlthalne- preseal. ...., E. Miller (R.IOih), will now! Over 18" long, lure ol the left hlp. 918 ... speak ai the moual moetlni ol friction powered. injured when ohe !ell In the DIVORCE ASKED the Huntington Jnteratate Milk Charllln8 extreme cruelty, yon! at ber home. l'roGlcero AsaoelatiCXI at RID Joan IL Wolfe, Racine, hao 111. Grande Collese SaturdaY, Oct. od ault for divorce !rom Jolon T. (Contbuod !rom 1) TRICKS ON WEDNESDAY 25. Wolfe, also ol Racine, ID Melc• · end active portlc:lpatioo In com. Miller was Initially named Trick or treat nl&ht wiD be County Commoa Pleas Court. 1111111\)' and regloaal atralrs. to memberahlp .., the Hause cob&erYod ID Rutland Wednellday "If more areas of thla naAp1culture Comml-. end to from 8:30 to 7:30 p.m. The olWINS RRON~E Sf AR UCXI hod U.0 energy IIIICI the YJ.. the Dairy IIIICI P<!Ultry, Tobac. r• will blow to begin end end eo p Farm Labor 'ltl 1 ~ tll!< ,. !'c:llvltlet eald ~ Ell Mra.., · Bnalr. days to oome. Weather · · ' ' miuees. 1>mirilson. , . , . , . :1 J)Otl, hal loomed thelher. ,~ua. A <l.C baDd, tat S&t. Harold Dra,y, llfa.. ~ . , I could aolel,y predict them in Pendleton' slack shirt. Pure VETERANS MEMORIAL tloned tn VIetnam, his recelv. tb81 more anawero would be virgin wool with square lails and generations HOSPITAL od the Bronze star formerltor. !orlheomlnl to our nation'• LOCAL TEMPS of quality behind it. Admlulone LUlie Philloua service aplnat hostile tr8Dip>J1atioa problema," ...,. The temperature tn dmmtown S.M-L-XL. $15-$17. POmeroy at 11 a.m. Fricla1111l- tfpa, Hartford. rorees. Dra,y, In the servtcefar marked Muaa. Dlochar8ea- Carter Fred<. 19 years 11 ~ home On U. S. Rt. 35 alld Rt. 23 der I1IIIDY oldeo was 35 clelin, Helen Bartle•, Samuel aome~~me'ID Novent>er. developments, Muaa 1 a I d, greeo. Moore. ''ICM't tell JGU too 11111ebabout DIES OF INJURIES TO BREAK GROUND the !Uiure ol these hlalnra;ya, SPRINGFIELD, Ohio (UJ'O _ Grourldbreaklnl ceremonloa beeluse u you·I<Mw. It' a prot. Merlin R. Kauftlnen, 48, Belle- wiD be held Qlnday Ill 2:10p.m. t;y IIIIIch liP to lite atate hllbfillltalne, dlod '!1NrlldayatColll. lor the new Free Madledlat llll ,departmelll what happenl munlf¥ lloepltal here from tn. i:lurcb at Laurel cwr. CGifer. to federal aid hl&lollll•·" jurlt1 81drerod ID a IMI8 _ car .,.. 9lpt. H. L, . Jonea will The Waablnglm olllelal """ crash~ 1.70 _..here. preside. ~ -:::::.; CINCINNATI (UPU- Pollee o1 • two-story brick and frame mado 111 "Inch by Inch" IHrch homlln 1M Mount Llloi'Mrt or. .., and queried realdonls In the woalled nslghborhood - 1 In ' - ' ot finding a cluo to the '1AIO N savage slaying• of three social· ly prominent per...,.. Pollee said they llad found no TOHIGHT, SATURDAY motive or ouspecll In 1M "ap· AHO SUHDAY OCTOBER 24-25-26 perontly motiveless" shoollng and stabbing of Martin Dumler Double Featoore Program 11, 29, his wife, Patricia, 27, and her molher. INs. Mary Wilson, Elvis Presley in Tho bodies of the throe were CHARROI tound sprawled In the master COLOR bedroom ol tho Dumler home oerly Thursday. Pollee believe Dobbie Reynolds James Garner they were killed late WodnH· HOW SWEET IT lSI dey. T echnic:olor Pollee Chief Jacob Scholl dis· :¥' '·. . .. . 'nioughlll J IIIII eall. THREE .32 PAG~S ' DRIVE·IM · . . VCX.. IV NO. 39 _______ · SUNDAY OCTQBEI? 26, 1969 ,....,. VISIT' ELIERFELDS TOYLAND · . IEIGS .THEATRE James Vanee .from Di'es Friday ,, MONOPOLY GAM.E 1WliA.NT YOIJTII - Sheny w....-n, daughter of Mr. end Mn. o.,Je Wlll'lcman of New Ha-, was crowned 1969 Wahema High School HomeC<IIIIJW Q-n at halftime ceremonleo at the White Faleon - Spencer game Friday nlsht. ' pair of sJaases that Sale $3e00 Syracuse Woman Has .& _easure in Antiques JET ·PLANE ~·' ~~nr. ae Sale 89~ . .a. ·wreo• the weekend to VISit the the department by WriU.. ·JGUr - sup. end • t.a a.70lU' and l.eldnl port to two Yltal billa - the ·A.Irport.A.Irwaa Bill and PUblie Tri!IQOrlatlon Act of 1981. ''!'be~• . Bill would alleviate airport COIIll81tioD and Improve solely In the - WEAR A HAPPY FA.CE By Pu_tting Your Money To Work For You ll's a good feeling to ll111w llull you've got something going for you! That's how our savillfls a"ount customers feel! They k111w that their savings are busy earning the highest rate of interest possible with safety. You can have that happy feelillfl, too •.. COllie on in today and open an illsured savillgs acco11n1 and smile! SAVE soc ....... ........ ., .....-=-····· ............,.. ,. ""'-"' .....,...,............ CltlcUII ..., ,,...,, NATIONAL ·IAN:K '21 pad" thlcktA. · i/ .. \ 0 ' ' 'f', 0 ''Ill IIIJ rural area the farm to !llll'kot noad Ia the blahWI.Y to .......ed farm·- IIIII a 'f!IIJie, rural COIIIIIIIJIIIf, We .,.r.ot torll!<e the .rui-il ....,.. ol' till• irt ecm. fill', tbl ' IIM!\olilwe . lllllllil 'ar 1po110lGilr tlquea, "They IIIOtli so much to mo. Almost all ol my antlCJiel were glventomeby!rlends 1111 neighbors," &he remarks. Mra. Grimm and her huebend, Melvin, ,are lite parents ot: foor children. What are Mra. Grimm's plano for the fUture? To collect more antlqueo, of couree. .· Greyhoun• Bus Scenlcruiser Express . Extra IGiQe 1 6 rubber tires, double wi!h motor, ThoUib my Ideas are held by few . We can form a group to repre&all metal Ul, A,ed .even take our prd>lema to Coogre... S.ale 89C · ••Now, as tn generations pelt, Tbe Llbercy TOrch Ia held faat To llhow that ~ IIIII free. (Corltllllled ' · ",;. ADDSTHATEXTRA · . OF GlAMQUR1FOR . !JtfLE ~IRL . .' · ''-· ' . are all the fl-ee<lomt my ' .. won.. · to - '"d. boo• a , Topper . . .. . IDCOI• -, ,,., ;' _,. ' clllrcb wbiJel· I 111 to' , .' ., r' Malee• beautiful ·'jl... .....: Toy•.r Tri-County's Twirlers Get ADDISON - J. A. French, Pout Rar>o dolph, end Charles VanSickle. CHESlllRE - Clair Athey, Aroolcl Merritt, ani Leo SWisher. CLAY - ~ E. Aowel, Herman Brucker, D. P. Martin, and Marvin OUriL GALUPOIJS - Gary T, Bane end Clyde D. Burnett. GREEN - Cerl W, GWeiOPie, Oakey Johnson, B. B. Sauedera, Cordle smtth, and carl WearOL GREENFIELD- JohnHenryBartels, Charles E. Cox, Junloc F. Davis, Earl W. Naylor, ani Irvin Potter. GUY AN - Stanley Belville, Ewrette G. MonlgOIIlery, Earl Sheets, t..laSheeta and Harlan WUilamOL HARRISON - Delmas Min<, Homer (Continued on J11i1 2) ;;·;..·. · :·:···· ·..; .· POMEROY - Franldtn L. Johnson, 43, Me1011, hal been ehsrgecl by the Department of Sherllf Robert Hartenllach wlfll The conceallilla ·department ..14 s.turdoy Jallr>o son wa1 ~Friday night lor lnveotlp.tion e>C a tratlle vlolatfoa Aplatol _ . ...,. Ill •--·en• I . l!'nlll ot his .,.,.- tlliillla tile cMdo. 1111...- pdlt&d a '100 bond 1o appear In Coui'tf court. SE OAPSE Will Meet GA.LL~L!S -·-:! 't'ha omua1 Fall dll. trlct meetlilg " ' • ~ Olllilter. ' of 11Je Ohio Ao-latlou. q! l'llblle Sch!lo! . ~ayeea (OAPSE) · wllf' be held FrldaJ, ·. Oet. 31, at Waahlngton Elementary SCbooi. Damaget The OA.PSE was eatablllhed tn tile Gel· llpolla Clt,7 Scboola three year& aao and Rt. 33 Sideswiping since thlt time local employees hive been active .., the local and dlatrlct lev. .POMEROY - Medium cioml&el was ell. reported to two caro that sldeawlped at The Gelllpolla Chapter has one em. 11:10 a. m. Saturday .., Route 33 In Bur· playe who Is a dlatrlct olrlcer. Charlea !Ingham, the department ofSherllf Robert Gram Is vloeiJresldent. At next Fri. Hartenboch reported. dal<'• meeting, Grant to rumlng for the A nortHiound car drlwn by Robert olrlce ol Dlatrlct Preildent. MrL Novo. Crown, 58, Pomeroy, croaaed over lite lelle Norlb Ia a eanlldate lor Dlatrlot centerline end sideswiped a aoulllbound Secretary. car driven by Jacob Turner, 71, Mlddl., Golllpolla Clt,y Manager D, Kennelh port. The~ were no Injuries or arrestL lllorpn will welcome school OJIIIIiay. oea !rom 11 - e • mortng the momTRICKS ON WEDNE!IJA Y Ina sesalon. Entertainment will be RACINE - Trick or Treat nll!llt In Ra. !urnlohod b;r llle vocal deparlnat o1 cine will be held Wecmellday from 6:30 Gallla AcadeJIQ' Hll!ll School, under the to 7:30 p.m., Ma,yor Charlea l')'les said. dlrec:UCXI ol Mrs. Anne Flacher. Robert F. Toylor, OAPSE Director ol Govemmenml Services, will be 111011 apeaker at the morning seasl.... Senalor Oakley c. Collins o1 Irmtoo, will · live brief remarks .., lealslation which dlrectb' lllvotves ochool emplQY-. · Alter lunch, empiQYees will farm rIIDaller JI'UlllS conslatl!lll ol aecretarlea, cal'eterla worker&, cullndlal 011111107· - IIIII transportation empiQfeel for dla. cuoslons IIIICI demonstrations. Any school emplaye who his not reslltered for the meeting Is ukod to tact eltber Charles (FOX) Grant, MH. Zell& Craft, _ . , . cbalrman, or 1'117111• · Howe, co.cllalrman. Moderate in .' MAKE inolll' ~~ry On Jllil 2) hive to be elected by write-In ,wte at CriiiVn City end Vlmon, where only three filed. Four canlldates llled for twopoats on the Galllpolla City Board oC Education. At North Galli&, fiw canlldates filed lor two vacancies. SouthWestern wUielect tiro boord member&, but three !lied. There are no school board races at Kyser Creek where tiro are to be eleeted ani only two Iliad, or at Hannan Trace, where three are to be electod ani three flied. Three Gallla Courolf Local School Dlstrlc:ta hive ranewallevlea at the !all eleeUon. In Guyan Pet., there is a local option lsoue. Voters aha1l de<ide whether or not beer shall W sold. A majorlt,y wte Is naeeasary lor poosage. Tho question lr>o .·.·.·.·.·.·,·,·:·.·.·:·:···.· ·.. . ' BOOm Call Issued · ,• ,•' ' ' ,, "• ', .·I .. ' • .' .... '• . . t:, .". I ' For .mood POMEIIOY - ,.,..,...,. lliata ol blond . are "" lliil to replace blond uiiOd llilr Mr. end Mrs. LOr17 Wilt IIIII 1111111 .... were ~ ID a . . - uploalcll Ill (;eHfrUa. · =~b'Gm ROY ........... '$3. 95 tut, ' .... p1tee1_ pieces of ' 1980'a." Iii clollni. Mazan i!ald: Madledl.t Church end Is an ac:Uve mem. ber qf the WSCS. She has made so maey atlrt.ctive quilts that she his loat coont. Mra. Grimm Is molt proud ol her an. PLANNERS - PlalllliJW Dell Friday' a Fall Dlatrlc:t MoetiJW of the Ohio AIIOCiatiCXI ol l'li>llc ScluJol Elq>'-1 at WaahiDRtoa Eleme!Dry ~ Golllpolla, are, B88ted, Mra. Ne'WlleneNorth,candlolatefardlatrlct oecretary;1rw (L toRl,MrLJeanCiark,R. N., ciQ' schoolllll'se; ani MrOL Zelia Crall, program chairman. Olarlee (FGII) Gnmt, Gelllpnl\a (not plcturad),' DOll' vice presl• dent, Is eandldate far dllllrlct prelldent. Mr. WDt end hlo> CUP THIS COUI'OII AND TAKE TO YOUR K[NTUCII'f 15 tender, chiCken; lhe Colon... , epecl.. ll'hY· pipin' hOt ron•. "The l'llbllc Traoeportatlon Act of 1989 woold help amall <itiea, •ch aa you have bore 1n IIOIItheUtern Ohio. a -.Jd help olllclala to dmae IIIII 1'1111 city frt.DipOrlalloa Oll'lleml that could remme eon -atioD. •1 -.ld live , _ to oslatfn& city lrt.DapertatiCII OJ'S. tellll, provide far new lll'atema. end moat lmportaat ol all, It would aet up ID orpnlzed pro. _ . ol AIUI'ch to aillaiD ioJM ol the IDIWerl we'U·I*d ID the doeldea be1moJ t b o --~ th8' Willl.lif' llei ~ "Riggs' Grandchildren ·.Win National Awards · help lllcrn"'llb' ctowcled alrway1~ ,,. . ' ; -· ill al!llve role In !lrGupa _, , .... - . , Melhadlat Church. ale allr~e liome whore Mra. G!'III!Di wa1 born end .111111 n1ldea, an. ; tlqaea are lltrt.c:Uvel,y &rrOIIIed. Ill her PJ~Md colleellon are apu1 creamplteh. · w, -bowl, anc! apoon holder whlcb ..... a waddlna !11ft o1 her grllldmolher. Tile HI II prOOabb' 150 7-1 ald. · :A· few of llle older antlquel lhe poe. ~ ...... 1re a IDiall hlp chair, table 1111(1 rocldll& o;toalr, a love aeat, waah be, liD and pitcher, IIIICI ...., .. l.,.ely pieces Bicycles Colonel volves C or D liquor permit halderOL Guyan Pet. Is Crown Clt,y. Three members will be elected to the Gallla County Board of Educallon. The f.i!illl"""" are 1Tuman l!looeta IIIICI C. A. Ewns••.,._ third e&ndldate wJUlla.. to be eleei4Jd by write-In vote. Heft are the township 'trustee oencll· it•ie cil4 ibol bulilltUi .lite. lillf, t ~- "'oM!'"'. drib.ffo ~ datH,~ T/~U)I' CljiGel),; BUrnett, !lied In GeljiDGu1 Tlfp. ., diwlii*l eolloetor 01 an. tame lilit Mtltulljllllti liokt GaiHa c:ouillf'li ifw 'lllllae• eech will lUI. tlrlmm it!eada tloe weeld,y moot. elect lour coQncUmell. A race exlati at datu: . -""~ ~~~~~~. .. 11 l'ooin lnp ot: the Ladlea Aid SOclelf of the Rio Grande, where six flied. One each wUI .,1, - . . SALE I Wl\Y wait ti11 14 Trustee Races Certain in Gallia KATilt CROW of carnlvalslall. She hal two burnt wood By DICK THOMAS - ••ilalre new' fl-lenda. keep Jilarllel made by the late Chorles HobIa 10111." otetter. GAlJJPOLIS - Wtth two truatees to on a lim· ·Maro' of her treaiAII'II were hinded be selected In eech township, 14 of Gallla down !rom her late llllll\ Mar1 Schiel· COUIIIY'• ,15 townships hlvo rt.ces lor the "'*'•· ·~all ,!f.. ·::,d~ t:" :&:; BAHR Jerry Keyes was Sherry' a escort. to her late IWII, llary Schleqel. '· SST SEOHIO bel...., MRS. CIIIIISTENA GRIYM looka ""'r a Bible, ""'r 100 yean old, end a '' ' ; • . � 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 24, 1969 vance