https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/63381a6f590fee9066caec51fcb5ba75.pdf f40940db17d3b5992e5283c0d2837ce1 PDF Text Text • Now You Know at y llurlns the 14 yean ar ProhibiUoo, whidt basan 50 · YOUI IBft Tuelda.v, per..,aplta liquor conaumptlon lnereued In -tho United States !rom Uf. sallona por year to 1.9S, a llsure hiafier than It lo to- '• • ent1 Devoted To 'Ifle i~t~e~wt. OfiJw Meiga·MIUOII Area Weather· . POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT OHIO VOL XXII NO J."l4 MONDAY. OCTOB. ~ •IOucb' with a """""" 20a and l<>wer 30&. IIIOIIIy - .... ~ ar 'P' llunloa IIOI'th, low In - Tile* .... . , . . 17 cloudy north With a ~ ~ ... d. do¥. nl8bl , "',, -t1-o r..uy \ ,. ' .' ....... and' ..... ar ~ -lllrrle• ertremo- - · c:ontlnued cool. I') .. .,-oct ' TEN CENTS :llo~o ~ til ol New Ment ,~J~iHospital System to be Unveiled -·' Bl phaal ' . ;_'0,'}: t• I -· " "'' . ~··' do¥ met • Brll• ' "'' ' :. ,d ~ .I , \.,_ A'ITEND JACKSON DAY DINNER- Prlnclpal11ta Jack. Day dinner Salllrday nl&lll at Meiga Junior High Sehool Un Pmnerw were, I to r; Charles Hartnetl;y, Perry Counl;y; Jack Crlap, Melso County Democrat chairman; Joseph Fer. ~ 1011 .'i bor• guaon, former state auditor and later state treaeureri Hobart Sweeney, speaker and Ohio consresamon aWarse, and LJm Hart, prealdent of the Meigs Counl;y Youns Democrat elub. agai Blil ..... H w Fed! mill mJ,i ... by :Jtaul G:riu.~r;~e ·. Ot7T Ot7:R W'AY ' ---7"'"'1'"UI.:6 vldi 81111 dal vert lng eleo bad CA1 : "Charges made against Govomor Jameo Rhodes bJ' L I r o Mapzlne should ba anowered by Rhedeo orhoshouldrestsn,h former eon,reaaman RCJbartE. Slreenoy, Cleveland. aroued In a apeedt at theJockaonDaydlnnor held at Melp JIDiior IUIII Sehool In l'l>meroy Balurday nigllt. ''Tall It like It Ia," BweenC!l' declared. Lifo masulne has chorsed that Rhodes had OX· tra income in the amount ol .100,000. Sweeney sald, "I challenge the governor to explain where cour thel: 11 COir (CA' Troops Dem Speakers Rake Rlwdes '1'1 the1 '- - he got the $100,000 and !rom to vote, which will ba on the what 1<>1rces. Thlo explanaUon Nov' 4 ballot. 11 cluetbepeopleafOhio. Rhodes Sweeney, apoaalblecandldate should lllart explaining or start for the demoeraUc suhernator. paeklng." tal nonllnatloo wao Introduced SWeeney received a stand- bJ' Jack Crlap, Meigs County Democratic Chairman. lnsO¥aUon. lynn Hart, president ar tho For100r State Auditor a n d treasurer Joseph Ferguson, Young Democrat Clltl, was masaloo apeaklnl at the dimer, ter ot ceremonies. lllated '1t Is a sad slblaUon that a youns man ar 18 can so Providing music before t h e to war but he cannot vote !or dinner were Francis Andrews men who are sending him. Let• a and his group with Mrs. Floyd wake up, Americans." He was Weber at the plano. The dinspoaklns In support c1 t h e ner was prepared by the Salem moaoure to permit 19.yoar-olds Center PTA. Go under lt j ..•' " . t'D ,, SeTTe~ L..OOK AT THIS AWFUL. .• - ~--,., ,. .. ··- ' ; .r,. • _,, 11' ANDY CAPP COME ON -'IER!LL 8Et.ATE! ,-, lion) atate hospitals and Athona Mental Healtll Cantor ($1.5 million). R - sold tho llrat adoleacent psychiatric hoepltala Arthur Wiles, Columbus; Loull Wozar, Dayton; Mrs. ~ Deyton; IN I . GID 01 McCend· leas, Hamilton; Jay J . Toledo: Mrs. Robert Mouman, Youngatown and Pr-e JUdliO Holland M. Gory or Zaneavllle. Sh-. Rhodn aald tho pertnorahlp between otate and local communities would be expanded to bring coro and treatment 1111 mental hooltll and mental , . tardollon wltliln a few mlllt 1111 every Ohioan . Worthington. Dr. Phillip E. PJ. kar, Cincinnati, Monsignor John C. Staunton, Cincinnati; Mrs. Jamea S. Reid. Clavoland; JUd110 Henry J . Roblaon, Columbus, tor-Establishment vovna -~·- of on 11member state mental health 500,000 s. Traffic Bloek ed It comes as President Nixon is reported conslderlnSevon more cutbacks. Sen. H u g h Seott, the RepubUcan leader In the Senate, aald SUnday I b e President would withdraw a total ar 3oo,ooo men. One of the !actors rnaldn& the Withdrawal possible, a lull Trafllc on Roote 7 oorth ot In COmmunist attacks, contln- Cheshire was blocked for "" Ill!' .~ the )!oek!Kid_and hour and u miJUes oarl71!d• By Train ~~~tc::'~::.:!u:":.:; , _{l ' re ' :;:,6l•.n' g. ue·-l--~d LT• .,...,..a·o . . llj l'o'attaln-carae- ·H;~;.n' ::::_-due mid-Novembar. Accordlns to unomclal .... ~ Scattered fighting across the ports, a car driven by Roy war zone killed one American Newell, 42, Mlnenville, tn"" FOUJI PRINCIPALS taldlw jiOrlln er...-..atdns oerv2:'30 P. 'm. Sunda,r for tbe,.. lAurel Clllr Free Methand woondod 16 &mday and this elhw on Jay-Marr coal CO. lcea morning, military spokesmen property, wbarehelaeq>lo,yed, odllt Clurch were, &om tell, tha llev. 11. L. JIIDO&, conference s..,...tntandent, Columbuo; tho Rov. II. ~ GUI,paasaid, with a total al 173 Viet was on a driveway loadlllll to a tor Of tho church; Bab Barton, I member al the bulidllll! comCong and North Vietnamese garage when he went acroasthe slain. track In 11-ont or tbo tnln. mittee, and COrbett Patteroon. $)Taeuoe, who will bullcl the new brick chilrcb. The atruclllre Ia eJI)Octed to be comLiberation Radio announced The collts•on eaused atr pi- May 1 and wW be to tile rear ot tho preoont this mornins tbe VIet Coos will brakes on tho cars moklns ~ church. At right tho llev, Joneo -'<sat the ceremcJIQ'. Aloo free three Amerlcanprioonors. the Ions train to lock, and tbe taldlw jiOrlwere the Rev. Din Nevlllo, Yowwotown, who save h l!llVe oo Ume nor plaee !or RL 7 crossing near tho Meigsprayer ani the -ctlon, and WWiam Bailey, a vocal aolr>the release but said It was a Gallla line was bloc:ked for the lot. aes1ure or the VIet C o n g almost two hour period. "humanitarianism.11 Newell was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital by the :::-;:::::-.:::;::::::::-·~·(-$:. :: ;; , a Middleport eme['lency scpad. NEW YORK (UPn - A He was ghontreabnentforhoad pessimistic impatience with lacerations but refused to be the war In Vietnam is in- admitted to the hospital, and creasing in the United States, later was removed to Holzer according to a new poll by Medical Certer. NEW YORK (UPD - At called for price and waae re. the Louis Harris organi'ZaThe accident occurred about 140,000 workers !rom 13unlono stralnto. tion. 5:20 a. m. walked all their jobs at General About half tho 310,000-man Four fifths al the public Electric Co. )llanta throuibout GE work force struck against are 14fed up and tired" of the The Baltimore & Ohio train · ~~t:j••~.""*':!1$..~':!1«-t! · ·: ·x ...Co'i:.~ war' tbe poll revealed. Yst was reported to ba headed oorth ~:::::::':::::::~:~:::::::::::::::J::;;::<~.~-~·l&'l!l>.m.-~-~ About 20,000 General Electric CO. workers at planta 55 per cent - down from 83 destined for Columbas. By United Preas lntenatlonal WASIUNGTON - Ohio loth scattered lhroushout Ohio oi>Ol'ed a netloawlde call 12 per cent two years ISO There lllllUODIIlo was ooof· Dlatrlct toowreumon Clarence uniCIII to strike tho giant 001pmaUoo at midnight Sunday. .'W-nrldintu•itrll 1mir will .'Volll'll•ri:;l' E, Miller hao oharp1y eriUclzecl feel the war hao baeD nee. !lela! lnvoatlgaUm made or the The strike Involved more than 147,000 workers across the STOCKHOLM- rROF. JANTINGERGENo!tbeNotherlands a recent actloo by tho U. S. So~ essary to thwart COIIIIIIIIIIII lncldenL ...-y In the biggest ..,.._ since tho Nixon admlnlatra· and Prot lllgnar Frlach of Norway tacit)' won the Drat Nabal asgreaaloo In Asia. Seme Gallipolis bound tratllc a"' that would llberaUze trade Uon took omco. COntrect talks broke orr Sunday night Ia Prize for Economy, on Roote 7 returned to tho Pamlllli8illi8illllllllllllllllllllllllill!111ll11&'8!1'Wl eroy-MaiOII New York City afler GE rofueed to oubmit to bindllll arbl· with COmmunist counlrlea. The brklgo and took 1ho The fivo-mombur prize committee of the Bwedloh Academy SeDate boa passed a bW cuttiJw , 11a tretlon. or Seleneea died tho 66-year-old Tlnberpn, • professor at tbe In Ohio, plckata were set oe> at Clnclnnatl'otwo plants TramRt::.s' Nethorlendo Sehool of Economlu In - m , and tbe 7f.year· from 1300 to 200 tbe numbar In Evendale and mue Aoh two houn before the schoduled story's Run and went w i to old Tid>erpn, a profeiSor at the NetlierlendsSehoolof E.,.._. catesortes or III>Od• conaldered alllrt ot lha walkout. Tile Ewndole plant, wrucn .....,... strategic es lco In Rotterdam, and the 7f.yOII'<lld FrloCh "for havlns devel· "The Solllte bill if enacted ~ Rl. 554, thence back onto tureo Jet enslnea, 0J1111oya about 6,000. The llrlke waa e»oped IUid llj)piled dyoamic models for the analysis or economic pected to slow or stq> aome or ita military work. Into low could sreatly endanser Albert Rouoh, t'lllh Division " prnceues." The a word Ia worth $72,700. our nattoaal aecurlQ'," MI.Uer Conunander, American Leaton, WORKER KB..LED On~\' .fnllr or }it•r Ht"#uHJ/H to 1"/ll."*' ltated. "I see no signs of leas- and Mra. Roulh, or MiddlePLAINFIELD, Ohio (UPJ,)- ::~~$~~;:;:~:!$;:::::::::;:::::::::::::::::::;~*-~::::~;;:~-:?.~:5!:*::~:x::::W.:.::o:x::;:~::::::::~;::: COLUMBUS _ DEPUTY STATE Sq)erlntendent ar Sehoola onlns Eest-West tenalm tl1at port, attended 1 meellns &m. Ernest J, Theil!, 47, Rou"' 1, tho natlan today 1n a - c t the nstloo'o fourth larpll InHarold J. Bower a today dloCOUJted a report by the Ohio Educa· would Juo~ changlns our ltrlct cloy at Athena ar dlvlaloo com. Someroot, waa killed lllnday dispute that could Idle 90 por du~ -aUon wben conlion Aasoclailon that u lllllllY a a 25 school cllotr!Cta In tbo atate control a over trade in otrateclc manders whore memberohlp while Clpbratlng I coal lhovel cent ar llle INse CIJDIIliii.V's pro. tru~· at addnlillt &!nBrooks Summerville, 71, Rt. III>Od• and materials Willi Red at the Peabocly coal CO. mine duetlan capablllt;y. _ciQ:;_ II was the ltrot natlon- 1, Reedsville, was cited to the wW close thlo b'·· --~~-.,.. and collocUnr dues prior to near hare -~-~ ·~de -·~~ GE In "I don't balleve that," Bowers aald. "I think the 11gure would ~ """'"''" the Nov. 9 visit or tbe Forty ' Tile • - against or •• • - • - · s ce Melp County eourtonacbarp be four or 11..,, If that moll)'. Tho onb dlotrlcto eloolns for oure The Nbm admlnlatraUonbad and Eight lolemberohlp Round- b ~~-was atruck on thehoad the natlon'alarpatdetenaeeaa. 1946. Thoro were no lmmedl- or maldns an lq>roper lelll1Ml are Fremont and Elmwood." Fien1011t dt;y achcda and Elm- flrm4o oppoaed relaxlns tho e»- up Train were streaeed, ~ - rocka. tructon waa llle llrst malar ato plana for further nqotla In an occident at 9:110 p, m. SM. urday on Rt. 7, Dve-tentho ot 1 wood District Ia Wood CouJib' will be forced to eloae Nov. 14 port curbB, ani tbe llouae al Rouoh IIIROIIIIcod the schod. FORFEli"ED BONDS llrlke facod by tile Nllliln ad. tiona. T w o deC-a forfeited mJnioiraUon, which haaPtedPd l'lul Jenn!Dp, prealdont .rl: mile IICMh or Rt. 681. throush Jan. S because or lack ot q>erallqf lUnda. Volert In tbe Rl!llroaentaUvoa bad ~~ported ule al vlalto to local pesto as the AdmlnlatraUon'a view bJ' loll Rutland, 0:20 hallda off, Prellclont Nlml haa the 88,500 • member lite.,.. Kenneth Mono-, It, two dbtrlcta have r-tediJ .-.Jected ochoollmea. paaalns a two-yeor exlollalon ot owa: 1 • a.m.: of $18.70 eacb Sablrday tlonal Unloo ot Electrlcel, Ra. Cooi.Uie, sulferedalaceratlall P#tms l!ro /HJilitvt/_jmtlrl'l.• tho Elport Control Act. Tile Racine, lla.m.; f'Umel'Ol', ll:· night In tile court al Amloroy TAKEN TO HOSPrrAL dlo and MachlneWorkera(IUE), or the hoad and brulsea. H•wail IJouM>.Senate differences will 25 a.m.; Middleport 11:40 a.m. Mayor Charlea Lopr. Bath char&ed GE "Has forced tho WASHINGTON- I'RESIDENT NIXON puta tile flnlahins -be··-'vedlna-•--e Tile logkm•lres on the train warepeotedCII-"DBcbarl; Llllda Blackford, MlU St., ~·-~·lta"·"ure~'--"'" lakon to St. Marya Ra ~l'al, ...... ian fo hi ,._ poJIUcel - - • - trip I ·-· "'""' - - - . , . will oat at tbe Mlddl rt LeMiddleport, · wao taken ~o · vot- ........, "' --.-,.•· Parkerabufr, Hla condltiOIItoucheo on p • ~••·te r • ..... -· - the '-'·•-~ope ea, by BetV Jewett, Rutlood, U'IUII Memorial llo•"'tal '"" - v.,.,_ '""~ E1 e,~, ~eel -~ ,......,. .._ of o-"'"'1 -•·- •- entered tho· W h II • · ~• --~• 11 "-"· ... _ -'- hall "'" wvo~·--· .....-can ........ • -~ ,,. • Into law. , """' . and Richard DoWIIIe, POrta. .,... ... ('"" whldt bad hooded not c-ldered -~·House. A prelldenllal foray ocroao the P-o Rhor Into VirThe dlvlalon ~rurg. IIIOidll. the "!Jddlleporl ~ ...,..S et ere v...,, · Tile Slatellilhn¥ Patl'olaaWI )llnla 11 set ror Tueadly In bahalf ot Umrood T. HoltGD who 11 ed that aa lllllll' duu aa peaal. &:38 a:ln. -~ after becom· the neiOtiatiCIII atonc· Wllh tbe the accident oecurnd w b • aoeldns 1o defeat DoiiiOCl'lltlc nom1noe WWiam C. llatlle 1D the VETEB,\NS MEMORIAL blo be collocled prior to the BECOMES ILL lng m at bome. .She was re- lUE, called for tile strike &ln., · · S11111111erlleld, :;dod~~=~; pvernor'a race. Tile Prtal\lent will a ralboln Holton' a HOSPrrAL N<w. 9 data. Roulh aald that Joupb ..., Ilk., to teaaid following -ent. clay llhon IIIIIIOIIallona made a lelllum hometown ar Tuel!daY nlchL . . . . fialurday AdmlaliQIII - Or- mombarohlpaaeeurodotter- Veterau lfemorlll lloQital . collapsed. Bath untona follow. the~ car. 2• dele. but prior to NO¥. 14, and odmiUod t 3:03 Nbon Ia 1110 ..lleduled lo 1111k11 -ranee• in 'Morris- ~e Arma, Famoroy, lib! CHARGE Fil-ED ed. , haat>f "'!'P to both ·-., . """'and llachanaack, N, J. WedJieadly to booat 111, caftd!da'ey Balurday llllcherlll"" ~~yr. -.111 ba b""&lll to him oo do¥ by the,.:,. • lklliiiY IWlll. Cbl.,... MD GE mode 0110 offer- a111reeNo waa illiurad l u --•'"'•·<' of a,p. WWIIa J, <;lhlll ~ . . , _ , Cllllll tac01 Rdlift 11. tie MollohaR, ·Elinor Bl!dlmer, that he can take them to WUkea. after · ~~ecomq u~ his~ I, am.- 'IJir !tie ~ YMf contract Wllh ln. car accldellt at 2:3$ p. ... .. ..~:.<~·~ tbe De!noCraUc candidate wllo ae.rvadthelilaxiDIIIIIlll'r- .......,. Smith, No1'a Rllnlen, vljle to llarold ~. D I a. 111 YlnerniUe or liAibed lila I 'act' era&MI neflllinl 20 tQ U ll1'dQ 011 11a1p c:a..JJ · mlaalbiL two -••••tiYe 'torala ~ the CIIITCiill - · ftl!s~l ~baum, Jr. ta:ict 8 llrat vice commanclor. · ' II ~.,;. hour - which tile llE 118, Jaat 220 r.et oflllt. Damioc'ratRicliardRuiMa,wonancitherelcht:reata. · ~· ·,. lUnda¥ Admladmo- !!tit- COitrlll wllllakelllemlntoeo. TO snow FILM . UcllllllJ inil ~ _ , . ud IVE rejoctod. '111111 de- Nocllarp.waallled. . -· 1 • .;. • . ol · Roba<k, Raelna; .Joe llo,ocl, lu!lllluo that -...hand. Tile Yelp AthlaUo Booot. lnl a piiOI aild Untawtuu,v·dll- - - hl&l>or IDe!r' - In a Ollloara · ..,f,lllfl!; M~ t'if'tr-• '" '"' II"V'f''"'~•· Minarav!Ue; !lichard ·Mio'tr, Roulh'o jarllidi.Ucia aa llllh .,.. will mett TUelldQ' &1'7:30 ....,..... a ai.rm at tho 110-mw•lh contract. GE ~ or, as. · -l~ ~w; 0100 ., ·JOliN . ~~. tho IJloat Amerlcall ~· •' _· . . . dMIIOD -co~ Ia orertbe P.!h· at lhe Molp, IIlah School ~_, Bar i.ear the Crosa. ed a unlm offer to aubmlt the rounded a !il~it. to• orbit ltie ~ . ~~lie WoUld ruri for ~ocUIID to ""'"'"" Dllicllaqoa - Jlll)l. ~of RuU~, R;leint, Am!. cateteria bi. Mlddloporj, FUm, ~I(Co. RoadS and Rl, IIO&'OIIIUOIII toarbltrotion.Fed- went the ~.-., )•I. ·· • ,•... ·' ' Gllkey, .&blrl.tJ~.• Ridt. "l"!Yo tlldcllepei't, ·VI,IIfAIII .and orthe~W•U-pmewtD Kullnwaa ·arre-at,l:IIO&,!II. anl....._tora-redtlletalka bllfiwQintoa . -~ .,; (CGoltlftiliid Gil Pop 8) '" ·anNlubbard, lloriey Reltll)ke,_ b e - · ·· ·. · ~: · ' · ·. .. Friday 10110 ~Yell. miMrltalnap to ... ,... WASHINGTON (UPI) -Rap. Is bribing tho VIetnam leglolaotto Pauman, D-La., charged , lure with S-10 million to ~ot In testimony released today them to peas tho land reform tllot U.S. AID officials plan to· legislation," Passman told "bribe" tile South VIetnamese Joseph A. Mendenhall, acting legislature wlf" S-10 million to oaslstant administrator of AID get 1'- approval of a fer programs In Vietnam. roaching land reform bill. "If wo have tho votes, we will Passman, a staunch critic of write this propose! out of tho tile U.S. foreign old program, (appropriations I bill and 1think made the charge after an we can," the congressman uld. official of tho A;oncv tor Mendenhall teatl!led tho Iandi International Development reform program had "the (AID) told him "this Is what II hlgheat priority" In South would fake to gel tho bill VIetnam. He sold tile ...o through the national assembly" million In aid was necessary to In Saigon. help tho Salgoo government Tho exchanpa took place July hold down Inflation attor giving 14 durlna • ciOIOd hearing by landlords • 20 per cent down tile Houao •-lations sub· peymont tor tllelr holdings. committee of which Pasaman Is "The dollars which the United chairman . States will make available will "What vou actually are doing be used to ottset tho lncra•sad OH,NO ..... THIS IS 1 patients are expected to be wllt ba at Cincinnati ($4.5 mil transferred to tht cent8n In lion), Columbua $4.5 mlltlonl and Toledo ($4.5 million) . 1970. The new edvlwy council ra· NOw centers would ba construcltid at Toledo l$6 mllttonl • plecod 1ho Iormor Mental Monllton 154 mllllonl, and Co- Healtll Facllltlea Advlrory Comlumbuo ($6 million) wltli adell· mlttH. The 11 member council In· lions at Dayton (54 million), Longview, Cincinnati ($4.5 mil- •eludes: Or. George T. Hardin Sr., lion) and Ha-ndon IS5 mil- end mentel retardation advisory council. -Expansion of the mental hoallh and mental rotordallon partnership between the state and local commun11tes. Rhodes saki construdlon of SAIGON (UPD - The grad- seven geriatric centers would ual Withdrawal ar u. aerv- cost about $31 million. The lint Ieemen has dropped American troop atrensth In VIetnam to balow 500,000 !or the Oral Ume In 20 montha, mUitory spokes. men said today. Charge Saigon to Receive.Eat.~ Brick~- - ' COLUMBUS !UPIJ - Gov. Jllmet A. R - tod'ay announced o mosier plan dnlgned to "bring on end to tho antl.,_ted and obooleto Ohio mental holpltal system as we have known II tor conturles." "This master plan will assure all a.1oans 111at our stoto can now develop progr1m1 In ac· cordonco with modem cancopts and with an assurance they can be fulfilled, rather than confronted with a contlnu•l struggle to catch up," Rhodn sold. Tho plan lncludos: -Construction of perlatrlc centers to treat eldlrly petlanll. -tonstruct:on of three children's psychiatric hoapltala to provide specialized treetmont Import domand cr""tcicl by tile pl<lstora (VIetnamese currency! paid out by tho government," explained Mendenhall. Roplled Pa11man: "That's tile most ridiculous Khome !hot I have ever heard of In my lite. You have to allocate S-10 million to get tho VIetnam legislature to pass tile bill. Then If you get the bUI passed, one landowner Is merely soiling his land to another and the number of plaatorslha seller gets In tho 20 per cent clownpoyment Is so &'ICaggerated as to create Inflation." at GE Miller Would Roouce Trade Struck 1- With Russia or re · Othe~=~ or Roundup Dates are Sef ;" •red·-•·ot Y-· Driver Clted ForBad Tum On Highway· ••clod "*""" addJ:e•• Rm....., &;-,.,.;; s.riu chuled·lillb - ., , ' . · !r4l• <Jail4101)Ji. . ,. ,. ' ' .' , .. oa �S- Tho DaU, Sontlnel, Pomoroy-Mlddiii)Ol't, 0., )londa,y, Oetobar 21, 1969 ' •. •, Lesson: 'lven If Yqu Win, You lose' · Viet War Last for U.S. in Asia BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK' - Jaeklo Ma. eon manqod to troek Ill' t h e ly IRUCE IIOSSAT, NEA Woshiagtoa Correspondent network TV air the other mldnillltl wllll pred,.,q the IIO!t WASHINGTON (NEAl South America are - n 11 barred to direct U.S. mllltacy <Jf l'eddeas lldslniOrlllallon 111111 . Foreign poHcy specialists and observers, watching the unde~ngs. wltloaa el~ ;i;,~a Wl!l<l'NeverlheleJs, neither the quoted Allan dhllomat nor Vietnam war and the rising sUr against It, are 11ylng ed the last .feW privately that when It Is truly over this m~ be. the chief others questioned think this bar means the eoo of crucial ....a.. .... On the NerY Gritherita~e: Never again, In a small war, are Amor1can ft~ht­ American Influence or even assistance In such pai1a of the ing men likely to set loot on the soil of a troubled As1an world. Said the diplomat: On am pa111a1aon land in need of help. "Your nuclear umbrella wiD continue to be Immensely lnvelllled aaalnlt lila Vl-.n This judgment is intondt'd to reflect the developing alii· helpful to us in Asia. It Is our protection agaillat nuclear war. wlddl coultfbe ~QJGM'I preJ'OIIIItiVO brlnp & prop. tudes of both Asians and Americans toward the nature and blackman from Red China." or portfolio and _,. I'OCOI· the already visible consequences of the war, even though This Asian and several knowledgeable American source~ at this moment its final outcome is not di..,emlblo. nizable facta tO the People'& agreed, too, that If "brush-lire" wars eruptecl In partly defenseless small lands we might be asked for advice, A hlah-placed diplomat representing an Asian countrr air .... PerfDl'mlnlllke allalplt not unfriendly to the United States expressed a view evi- counsel and a supporting stream of airlifted SUpPlies (on Neder Immersed In a dole of dently common among some of our friends in that part of the model of our aid to India against China). 11'bolapd reaoareh, llaoon oilthe world: There are other suggestions-,our encouragement to re- ed all manner <Jf IRIJIOIIibb ln"Vietnam has destroyed the chance that any Asian coun- gional defense pacts (minus the United States) and the OOI'I'e<t atalllllea, Oeurea and try ever again will ask for major ground assistance from development of a wholly professional, volunteer ftghtlng foollahnua In hll TV pertormforce for any necessary overseas use. Yet nothing proposed the United Stales. aoce wlllc:ll milht be defolld"Your huge presence-and massive firepower-virtually resembles the ..,arring adventure In Vietnam. wrecks tho society it is intended to help.' An American of great stature agreed with this: "There are friendly South Vietnamese who deplore the fact their country is beln~ destroyed by this war .... An enormous reconstruction JOb lies ahead .... "Elsewhere in Southeast Asia, the view Is widespread that modem warfare as we practice It visits such damage upon a land that even If you win, you lose." This same American, and others quesUoned on the likely postwar heritage of our involvement In VIetnam, asserted also that the intensity of U.S. protest lodty will surely be nearly as strong a bar to "another Vietnam." Said this acknowledged expert: "The reaction to VIetnam has been such a powerful one that it will be a very long Ume before the United Stales sends ground troops to that port of the world. "Aside from other aspects, there is a growillg leeHng here that our national security Is not truly involved In Southeast Asia, that we have not been fighting a war tluit affects our own vital interests. "It could be a very different matter, however, In Latin America. This, obvioualy, is an area where trouble would conttitute a greater danger to us. If an outalde power, for example, sought to take over Mexico-with the a~t tbreat of installing nuclear missiles-we could not abide it. The same would hold true for countries stretching south of ·, ~·· there." •' ·. . ·.... : The feeling among the queried specialists was that the .. · , ' overwhelmin~ majority of Americans, perhaps all but the ' ' ·· · " fringe len, would support intervening U.S. miUlll'}' endeavors that close to home-and also in a Weoiem Europe so tied to us traditionally and so clearly vital to the stabltlty of the free world. But these areas are perceived now as the probable limits beyond which we cannot go In the future. Not only Asia, but Africa and possibly the more remote sectors of '-'" 1- ••oalate ""r o• u•. verbal problema .••• " h eel •• COmedian's LleenH ex .. cepl lhal It Wllft'l very run- talka worM den men." he deIU'. DDr merQ, nor even an elded, not loa eonvln.elniJiy. ..Butterflies Are Free" 11 lndslve -Ilion of a per...,UYI .mind •tladdnl: t II e lhe ~ flrat Jlll'alerlea Ill ~lllca, mili- po81U~o hit eomet~r aod. Ita tary . l!iiJ<~, cyciiDIIIICI, ,..... atar Bilthe Damer Ia lllDUI ·~ and .,._ milled lhe blood tout <Jf tile 11nm ...., point wltll trucul1111, htrd- •. ,. 1lle muri8 •'Firtz'' abaut hlillnl performJniiJiliC)J'ance ... a mao In love with a piJ will Hla IPiendld lfiiP ol the vul. ,.troet M aod ~ oinks from Pr Clbvtooa oztended evon to Ueke41Urehasers hera ... New. GrltOn'a -.mont with the alar 111 N, Y, lullllry hotel (on C.. "' lhe latall BdwJ. - 42nd st. tral Park Sooth between tho ~e picture ..Fuego," Plaza and 1110 St. Moritz) will a lofl!k Arpntlnlao named Ja- be eallod Tho Park Lane. abel Sarli wholl Enl!lsh waa Tho N, Y• .Drama Crllleo Clr-etantly lnlllllfl<lont, al- elo · voted not to aeeept as a tbouall unlike Muon Mlaa Sar- member Jam Simon of New U hod an excuoe .. .. Our lat. York Mapzlna .... Altboulh ellt deftnitlon of ••chutzpah'' the Crltlea Circle ltaelr Ia aanwaa Maoon rldicullftl MlsaSar. aldared a .tort <Jf Asllaslna ..a-·• Jne. •1110111 the bockaliiO Mt, Simon'• erltldtma are -aldered loa toolh avon fill' them .... Groat library Item: Bell Roeonll haa reloaoed "Apollo 11 - Flllht To the Mooll," narrated by Waltersd.lrraplue· aetual on.l>aard voice ..-do 1 lngs from the spaeemen lnc!ud- • IDI tome never broadceli durinl the mlaalon plua.O!Iler eortaln)J out a( · lhla -w 1d eXchlftPI wllh olhar utro-ta. I waa wrltlal II; .Normao Corwin wllh muale b7Eatl R""'nem; neatltem to Oft and ataah IWII.Y for y111r erindlddl wlltil 1DU tell lhem You Wore TbeN when thatllret-touehed the moon •wa,y btdl then. . Italian alar RaaiiJIIi .a..u. II'• 1n a Rome hospital, _ . . "It Happens Every Time I Throw Him a Bone!" ' li~Q!!CED PE!OPL& •"'ttW'd!H1!UST? . ~ Dear Helen: · I · ~ 1 hlnii'.,::' 'IVhllelhe;O'a'aull\imel _ H. Dear Helen: I am a widow who j.Jat reOur club group was discuss .. : cently started "re-entry" into lng advice columnists recent- • •• • ..... 1 • .'T HE WELL CHILD® Counteract Egg Allergy With Eggless Dishes ly. Tell us, Helen, do you ar. ;: guo with your ehlldren like u1 ""' orcUnary mortals? Do J our By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. •· k!da (silhO alwa,ys Olfee with ~ what you aay1- WISIIING : Dear Wllhlnl: Q-My daalbter, aged 21 alao found in cabbages, new : earf's, 10 on excureioa trlpa. No way! We have 10me love- months, Is allergic to eggs. potatoes and green peppers, :" aod even tboulh yoo don't pair ly argumonta, our klda and I Do vaniUa ice cream, spa· and chocolate is a nonessential fun food. : off, you're part of the world - aod aloo their father, ( - gbettl and macaroni contain .. again. is aometlmesononeslde,aome- any egg? Is there a mayonQ-Eve'1 day I give my naise or other salad dressing • But Pve diacovered a ll'eat Umes on the other). children, and 5, a tablet without eggs? that contains 4,000 units of .. difference between Ute dlvore. Believe me, I don't alwt~a A-Vallllla leo eream (ex: eel and the -ed. We who wlnl Nor woold I want to. We cept "New York with cber- vitamin A and 400 units of vi· tamln D. They get a well: have loat our perlllera by death learn from oaeh other. rlea"), macaroni, spaghetti balanced diet. Could that ;. - we're far In the minority If l11l' <lllldron thoulhl """ and eggless noodles would be much vitamin A and D hurt :; - have a healthier outlook. aetly aa I do, Pd eonaldar O.K. lor your daughter. them? • The divorced peraona are bit- rd failed as a parent. W h o Don't give her any salad A-Sinee tbe amounll you :; ter. cagey, untnJsting. Some- wants a carbon copy when, wlth dressing except true French dressing, unless it is made are ~iving are based on the you don't really reach lively ucHscusslon'' (and a lot reqwrements for adults, proat home without eggs. : them. They sa,y all the nl<e, of listening), you can product longed use of these tablets Q-Our ton, 9, is allergic by your children could lead • pleasant words, bot yoo pt the an original? - H. to milk, orange juice, toma- to poisoning. If they are get• feelln1 IIIey believe In neither Dear Helen: toes and chocolate. He seems ting a well-balanced diet, as : ·tbemaelves nor yoo. I like tllis saying: ..Happt. to be healthy but shouldn't you say, there is nothing to • rm not eonalderinl marriage ness Is a perfume you eannot he be getting some foods to be gained by giving them vi:· right now, but after meeUng pour on others without aplU- supply the missing vitamins tamin tablets. : many divorced ~tellglbles.'' 1 ing a few drops on yourselt '' and minerals? - think ru walt for an eluolve As the mother of a wonderful A-It lo posolble to get a .. widower. Ma,yhe thla Ia why adopted boy (wllo has more well-balanced diet without People who boast of hav· ~ divorce a ,.run in families." than filled our lives with joy) the foods listed. The calcium ing "cla85" usually have all ; Bitterness kills love. - WID- I know this Is true. - MRS. D. he doesn't get in milk can be the charm ofstick-on Initials supplied by b roc c o li and .ow Thla column is dedicated to caUIIDower. The vitamin C 1!121 go with "personalized" : near Widow: family Uvlng, 10 ll you're hav- in or~nges and tomatoes is bo• top premiums. • ' Yoo can'tblamedlvoreedper- 101 kid trouble or just plain ; aons lor baiDI wary. Their pro. trouble, let Bolon help YOU. ~tection against further hurts ts .!iM! will aleo welcome your :tJle stand-ott - until they're own amualog experiences. Ad~ sure. Don't eliminate ALLthoae dress Helen ~1 in eare of .."eligibles'' on a sweeping this newspaper. :.iudlmtnt. The rllht parbler<an ~ U!e, after a year of wondertne will' I waa alive. 'nwH ••singles clubs" you deaerlba, Helen, are a woodertul way to stopfeollnealone. People meet to daDeo, p I a y :·how BERRY'S WORlD :erase bitterness. Sle MIGHT :,t>o you.- H. pesr llelen: I· ~Y after my grandmother :41ted, a younger woman moved ln with Grandpa. She was sup. ·poaed to be his housekeeper, but we had our doubts. When he jlled, she !;'>l a lot of his be; ionglngs. : Grandpa's best friend movinto his house, and evi~ dently inherited tile 11houle~ keeper" too. Now this old boy : - he's 72 - is spending mon:ey like crazy, and otherwiee :Hving it up with his new pl. :He buys her fancy clothes and :takes her out oo the town ! ., . -and out ot. town - constant• WORlD ALMANAC I"'ACTS ~7. It's his money, of courae, ~ he might aa well use II, )a he has no direct deseen- )lants, being a bachelor. But "e hale to see him get taken. tJ there any way we can .save ·him ?- CONCERNED bear <.:oncerned: ~ I doubt Gramp'a boot irtend wants to be aaved. As you say, he's living_ It up. So let By Oswald & James JacabJ NORTH .J109 .AI0852 +IU .QB Wl!IT !WIT .783 ., •void •an .AQl7U2 .KI09 .J74 .109532 SOUDI(D) .AKQIU .KQTI tVold .AKI North-South wlnenoblo Weat Nortlo zlot lloath .4t. ., a•4. .,._ It P- Pa. PMJ OpeniDa leacl-t A z• 7. 6+ Oswald: "To paraphrase the melancholy Dane : To preempt or not to preempt. That Is 1ha question!" Jim: ul suppose you are going to point out that many a slam Ia made because the opponent's bldcllng g a v e away their holding In some Important suiL" Oswald: "EucUy. I would probably preempt the same four dlamODds Weal did. Or I milbt go further with five or lilt. In an~evenl I would almOJt sure get Into the act." Jim: " West bad pre· empled at Ova, he mi&bt well bave erowded biJ opponenll IIUt of the grand slam. The four-diamond bid didn't bother them In the tllgbteat Those great plies of stone and steel and concrete we call cilles are nat the Jungles they are often called. They're really zoos. The claim Is made appropriately enough, by a zoologist in a new book entiU;d, not surprisingly, "'l'he Human Zoo." "Under normal conditions, In their natural habitats, wild anlmala do not mutilate themselves, attack their offspring, develop atomach ulcers, become lellshists, suffer from obesity, form homosexual pair-bonds or commit murder," writes Desmond Morris. Among city dwellers all these things occur, as they do among animals confined under unnatural conditions of captivity. The modem human animal Is no longer living In conditions natural lor his species, says Morris. "Trapped nat by a zoo collector but by his own brainy brilliance, he has set himself up in a huge, restless menagerie where he is in constant danger of cracking under the strain." But bad as It all is, we shouldn't wish to "~o back" even if it were possible because, d~spite the dllllcultles, the benefits in the human zoo are tremendous. The zoo, like a gigantic parent, protects Its inmates and provides them with food, drink, shelter, hygiene and medical care. The basic ~roblems of survival are reduced to a minimum. There lS time to spare. Furthermore, he says, there is something in the human animal that obtains deep satisfaction from being thrown into the urban chaos. This Is man's insatiable curiosity, his Inventiveness, his intellectual athleticism. The urban turmoil seems to energize these qualities. This Is what keeps the system going despite its many disadvantages. Think about that while you're angling lor a slot in the rush-hour freeway tralllc or struggling with the other zoo denizens for a seat on the 5:15. France, was originally envisioned as a h u rn an e i n v e n I I on. The World Almanac says its name it .. ...... Ho~ ~rf~~· Is· Dri~er'~~Ed? ,. ' monJa ..., No fanfare, Jolll1ha 11a,ye juot Jetted to Vloblalii 'ror her 7111 Gl junket .... · 'l'hl. 1!4 91Uivan ShcJio paid lha oa<h, 1 barlaln .... FOI'roal Tuebt - .·an over.tlll-llii.uider llandbq at Gallllherl but evanIii iha(temple <Jf lhe 11a1rt ..-_ no one dored WblllleoaJOrllonJ at lhe hu&o, varyftllqb Forroal .... Big llU'Ill'iN In LadY Docker'• :)lat-oal .outobloerapby Ia tile dedlcetlon: not ID her preoent husband (/or 20 yean) - but ID ber flrot, rid!. llonalre Clement Calllnllllam who died 25 yean aao. N. Y. atatesmao Robert Moliea' re llllQ'or John Llndu.y: .. An Incurable amateur." .... The voyeur• at 2lllhFoz report Mae Well's flnl8r for "Myra Breekenridge" 11 trtuer than for her laal rum · 26 years a&Q ("'The Heat't Oft") .... V&Uihlll Meader, quit aboa biz wllen lmltallng t h a KennedY men died as a pop art form, now lJ a preaeher tor one of the hippie oecta ..... q,_ Even the coaehes, locker room attendanta aod pedpheral perIOMel of the loleta ware ~bon heroes• treatment at the yu.. lous N. Y. nllht<lubt, aodthere quleUy In lhe Ga,y 90s sat lllo hero <Jf IODlllDYYeaterdaya, Red Sehoondlontt of lhe Cardinals,. neither peatered nor ehetred. BAIPtB·S Gold can be hammered Into sheets of 1.25-milllonth of an Inch in thlckneiS, or about twice the thlclmess of lunch c:6unter bologna. : ''.. . ... . '""' d1ti.til~ WBit t>.n~1! 1/0U abolll the 1/lo~ who mGde a /OTtUM 'iolth hil liM o~nditm mocooalm. Hil tfoll: 'rite 1m of tM o/ljcmu. • • • • • • Where, for the reat of IM rear, oo tlleti /ceq tM ltreet creiis w'llo liuat!e with repairs the wee/c$ befOTe e!ectfoll Weal 1• - !Iordi If uothlng Is done to stOw the baby bOom Alllema II experiencing, we will . be forced to tax ourselvea out of our accustomed high lliandsrd of II v In g. "'- Zt Pua South, ho .ou, •KUI •·u NrHihld P..U.._ ld: r lolorlba...,... · Oftlot ,.._ . "'"'""'-"""'-"'·""" ~ lldltlrttJliW Nllft....UIIIO llcliao ·n~. -.. 12 t:utn• a. w.. Ytn ''"· "'"''"'"""'~ ..u.w. ..~'Mol lland. Y• po ' •.ctQt _ . , .. teS4lGI, flclltorld , . _ •KQt ~au What do you clo now? A-'1'11111 Ia o ~ .... - . Your -... , . , '• • •• -411 a • • •• laid. - *"'c..u:r. ue........, ,.calf a., van.,•-ror, <*o. UTet.. . ., _ tu.~IJ7. ? ...._ to llree .l'mmd• whicb we are sitting. --sen. Joseph Trdingl, ,_.....,.,.,...,.. 1• -.a.,._...,.. =!:!:. t.,; ~ ;:; v ... ..,:i:!::O::::.:'"' Dtla-...~ Cfttl,.."""" _,..... ,._ ... ..., ...... -..,..... :::::;,~~1::: b)o....,... ' D- Md ' I don't want to give anyone u the lmprestlon that rm I worn out, because I'm noL In fact, I feel like a II~ '•ht er r~ now. efenre St<lre!at'JI Melll!ll ~ ~::r,e~~i~ ~ ~~~.._:,.~-~~~·~·~"'~'~-~h~a~l~t~he~e~nd~~o~fPr~e~lide~nn~tt ,_ ...... ....., Th 5 rw • Nizon's Cttf't"ent term. Hado's They1l Do It Time ® ;=======,...J, .....,._,.,,,.THI"'•• ... _, oloN , " 1 .._, ,....,.,.... - ~HI~ OF "'IU I~ LINE BUYS &IX ST/o.MPS.. " eo~Rf... TWIS .:' Gi;it4;~ There's No Room Melga- of Hayes to recruit most (Secon<l of Four-Part Series.) tlee of hla players from the small towna and farms of Ohio where, he contends, kids grow up dreaming of the day By MAlTY they can play for the Buck· RALBOVSKY, eyes. When that day llnaUy comes, they are assembled NEA Sparta and duly Informed their presence In Columbus Is conWriter tingent upon their abUity to play football, study hard, and radiate good citizenship. COLUMBUS, Olllo-(NEAI To those who deviate, Steu· -The age of permissiveness benvllle Is only a bus ride may have reached the b'nka away. "Last year, Woody was of the Olentangy River, but It surely has not penetrated mad as hell when he got to the thick, gray walla of Ohio California lor the Rose . Bowl," says an Ohio State State's football stadium. manager. "He thought the In an era when regimented Rose Bowl committee was atbletea ~re Increasingly being too nice to the players temg~d by such social evUs -taking them to Disneyland, u speech and contem- to dinners, and to shows. So porary dress, one of the few be put a stop to It and his remallllng oas01 of undisput- practices wore brutal. He ed conformity Is the !()().yard wouldn't even let Rex Kern world ruled by the Iron flat appear on the Dating Game of Wayne Woodrow Hayes. TV show. He said we were His Ohio State Buckeyes there to win the Rose Bowl are not only the No. 1 team and there wasn't going to In the nation in college loot· be any distractions. ball, but they also rank No. "The night b e I o r e our l (or close to it) lD accerllng games, tbe team assembles rigid moral codes tha the lor w h a t Woody calls our local ehapter of the SDS, pre-game movie. You know, omong others, might consid- to get our minds off the er blasphemous. At Ohio game and h e I p eliminate State, It Is said In tome lib- tension . But what movies eral clreles, football players does he show? Nothing with are reared by Betty Crocker, Raquel Welch, or other sexy drelled by Robert Hall, and broads. He shows us "Bul· brainwashed by w o o d y Utt" or "The Detective" or Hayes. anything else with violence "One about Woody," ·in it. "But that's just Woody. says one o his assistants, "II that he won't buy any of We beat Michigan State, 52that radical stuff. IDs loot- 21, and you know what he ball players toe the line- says? He says the offense the Woody Hayes' tine-or wasn 'I worth a nickel, but else .they aren't around long. the d e I e n s e looked good. You won't see any long side- How're you going to dog it on burna, or beards, or shaggy a guy like that? He's mad hair on any of his players. because we can't go to the At long as he's around, fool· Rose Bowl again, just like ball playen will do exactly everybody else, but he's not as be says - or elae they going to let that be an exwon't be football players." cuse lor this team letting It bas long been lhe prac- down. He s I m p I y won't Pro Standing~ NBA STANDINGS By United PretaiDternatlonal EAST &WE COUNIS WER. CW>.N&& TWICI ANO SIJ.NI:I& RI&MT TWIRl . WIIILI 511 UC*i INVII.OPIS• • • ear... By VITO STELLINO UPI $porta Wrllar Don Shula proved he wanted to win Sunc;ay but ho dalmed his loom didn't want lo until II fourth qUII't.ar. r!JII ar rn Fred Lee, PbaiiDudhlf Marril all tadded I Gall!Poill piafu' In the end . . . wllldl would hava liMo It 1t-10 ~ ty), but the pla,y .... ...Ullled by I Kelp penaJI:y, The little lllaraudon llllde a duperata -•twek alleJIIPIIn tho c1oalnl mi!Uel, clrlviQIIo the Gallipolla 26. lit& fllur atraillht .,.._ Pia,yiQI well on deiODII - Roman Gabriel pen to IIIOP his atrlng of 111 ,.... without an lntercepllon, John Gilliam cauthl threa touchdoWn- from Charley ran•-- middle auard Jd!D oopbomote thlnf 0 1 0 0 0 0 ThiS. Week's G •d Games Chiefs Blast Bengals, 42-22 Davls-W•r•• 1M. Ohio College Grid Re.<Jults CHIPS DAIRY ISLE • ~:~I~HI:ng~a-~_a_l_ot_~_ro_rn_-~:::::;::::::::::::M:I:D~::E~::RT~ '3 lOOMS New Furniture .. '2$9 to dummy's ace and ..... ~.. .:·.~' ·~ ~.~.'ll. .' ~~ ~DI,!?..'~..!."'; ~· ·- - · - · short Oil the 1~ llal'lba • traa. '11111 pUI lhe BJ• lllllll ahaed, 14-11. Wllh 2:01 remolniDI Ill 1111 Thomas, - modo tovarallaoldoa behind the llna of acrlll>New York , , • 7 1 ,875 mqe. and recovered a fmDb1l.. Philadelphia-:. 3 I , 750 3 On ofrenaa, oenlor olll Jim MorMilwaukee • , , 4 2 ,867 2 was too ~te. Johnson, the final one with rie c:aQihl lhe peon• b' 'l'l Baltimore . • • 3 2 . 600 2'h John Unites' peu 1o Jimmy eight HCOndl ltfl, as St. l.Dul1 yarda. Detroit ..... 2 2.500 3 Orr woo Incomplete In the and tled Cleveland. Non~ D18btthe Molp Clnelnnstl ••• 2 4 ,333 4 zone and tha Colts. tha Romolns 1ft First Ploco reaervea wW pla,y lhe Belpra Boston ••••• 0 4 ,000 5 defending National Football Mlnnaolo remalnocl In tlrat reserves, who -ted lholll WEST ALTHOUGH IT'S que1Uonable whether or aut be would Leogue champlonl who'd lost place In tile Contra! Dlvlalon by earner, 22-6. Tho alte of the W L Pet. GB let bla players partake Ia such rewards, Woody HayH just two games In tha last twa downing Detroit 01 Jaa ~ pme haa not- cJetermlnod lbyly aeeepted a peck on lbe cheek from Rose Bowl San Fran. , , 3 1 . 750 'h _...,,, IUI!ered o 2._21 lou to pe- for 167 yordl, Including between Marllldor Sladl..,. IIIII Queen Pamela ADicleh alter vlcmry over Southern Cal Loa Anleles , • 5 2 •714 the Son FronclliCO Forty-Nlnen. one touchdown. Tho Vlklngo tho Middleport fteld, bot wiD last New Year's Day. Atlanta •• , , , 3 2 .600 1 Tho Colts, now 3-3 and acored throe TO. in the second more likely be at Maraudor Chleago ••.• 2 3 .400 2 trailing the unbNien LDI period to make It a route. Stadium. "But I still have to let as Phoenlz , •• , 2 5 .286 3 allow it." Washington boalled Its record Angeles Rams by throe gam11, STATS The dedication Hayes de- many boys play as possible. San DIOID ... I 3 .250 2'h wore severely criticized otter to >1-1-1 undor Vince Lomblrdl Meigs lqla mands f r o m his players, I've got too many good boys Sealllo • , , • , o 5 •000 4 tho game by Shula, who aald he by downing Pittsburgh 11 Sonny on this team and I've gotta First -ns ••.• 10 9 SUllla,y'a Reoulta total as it may be, still has play t b e m to keep thorn planned to make changes In the Jurgensen ren for a TO end Y arda ruahlnl • • • 69 200 Milwaukee 119 Phoenlz 99 s o m e built-in drawbacks. happy." lineup next week . poned lor the second one In the Yards paallial ••• 127 18 Los Ang, 129 011-125 There were rumbles of disIn ather action, Loa Angaloa third period. Another of Hayes's pet Total Yardt .••• , 196 218 content last season when, enOniJgomessdleiluled boalled !Is record lo 6-0 by Norm Snead gained 2>15 yordl 4 route to the national champ- peeves, not surprisingly. Is edging O.l~o. 9-7, St. Louis In the elr but needed 1 nve- Paatoo Attp, • •• 19 that old Nemesis of the ionship, s o m e second and 1 ABA STANDINGS rallltcl 1o tie Cleveland, 2t·21, yard TO run In the third period PatiOS~.,,, 7 third-line players claimed Establishment -the press. B7 l!Dited ProasiDternatlonal lnter<optlona • . • • 0 2 Mln--'a booted Ito mork to 5- to bNI winless Now Or loons. they weren't seeing enough He forbids newsmen to inFumble• . . . . . . . . 4 4 1 by downing Detroit, 2>1-10, Sneed's TD gave lha Eaglea I EAST action. "I was all-state in terview his players after Fumble• Lost • . • • 2 3 W L Pet. GB Green Bay topped Aftonto, 28- 13-3 lead and o11aa1 Jim high school," said one player games and once, earlier thls season, cleared the field of 2-U 10, waohlngton beat PIHsburgh, NlnOW1kl'o TD pen In the lost Punta ........ 3-75 lncllaDO • • • • 3 1 •750 alter the Rose Bowl last all reporters during a parPenalties • .. .. . 25 25 carolina • • • 3 · 1 • 750 1>1-7. and Philadelphia dropped quarter. January, "and now I'm an ticularly dull practice ses- Keltucky • • • 3 1 , 750 Score by QIIU'Iera: Now OrltMIS. 13-10. Donny Ander1011. who's IUP· aU-nothing." sion. His post-game press DollasHOibNowYarlc poMd to be an lha trading Gallipolis • • . • 0 0 8 6-14 AI if to correct the sltua· conferences traditiOnal- P lltsbureh • • 2 1 •667 'h In a nationally telavlstd block, got hlo llrst alert thll Mollt . . . . . . . 0080-8 lion, Hayes has substituted ly have as much color as a Miami ••••• 2 3 .400 l'h game tonight, 0..1101 lo-5) will year and rushed lor 114 yarda INJ)IVIIlUAL RIJSIIING freely this season but only Pentagon briefing. New York , •• 1 3 .250 2 when he considers his lead hoot Now York (3-2). •• Green Bay bNI Atlanta. MEIGS TC YllS WEST But, as they say around Insurmountable - like about The Colts had !hair last Anderson waa atartlng bacaul8 M. Williams .. • ... 11 30 W L Pet. GB 30 points In the fourth copy desks, what else can chance when Unital peiHd to Trevla Williams wes lnlured Van Jnwapn • • •• , , • 5 11 you expect from a guy whose Dallas • • •• 6 1 ,8$7 quarter . o o o o • 3 13 hobby is studying military Los Anplea • 3 3 .500 2'h Malle on the 10 with fwo and he hod his IIDIII day 01 I Slnitlt "In this era of offensive oeconcts left and Shula cloclded pro and scored tha lint Packer Werry ••••••••••• 6 9 strategy? Washlnlton • • 3 3 .500 '112 football, you never have a 1o go lor lha win. "I daclded to TO. Buma ••.• · •• •..• .-.2 1 (NEXT : Tire CHiense.J New Orloana , • 2 5 .286 4 big enough lead ," he says. go lor tha TD bacaute I wanted RECEIVING Denver . • . • • 0 6 . 000 :Yh to wln," Shull IOid. "I never MEIGS - Jim Marris, S for Sunday's Results conoidered going lor the field 97 ~·; 1o1. Williams, 2 for 30 Konlu<ky 92 Miami 85 g011l." yards. New Orleans 107 Loa AQI. 101 Unllll pesaed to Jimmy Orr carolina 112 Now Yark 110 In the end zone but AI Dallaa 92 Wash 91 Randolph and Jimmy Johnaan f} carries, scored a touchdown on Pittsburgh 127 Denver 105 defensive beck sneaking up game to attend the funersl of broke It up to .,..-ve tho By United Preoa Internaltlcn1 By STEVE MORROW a two-yard plunge, and threw • his grandtather. Forty Niner triumph. SATURIJAY ciOH to the line. CLEVELAND (UPI) - The NFL Standings Los Angeles needed three "He felt he owed it to the 36-yard touchdown pass to Paul Gilliam, a South carolina Cleveland Browna bring oot the B7 United Press JnternaUonal llald goolo by Bruce Gossett lo Ohio State at Northweatam. BT Warfield. ball In quarterl!!'ck Charley State graduate who played for teem to play," he said . East boat the wlnlns ChiC090 Bean. North Texas st. at ClneL, MV Coach Blan"'') 'Cc>lller •f the Johnoon and recel.vor. John the New Or Ieana Selnts the last Century Dlvlaloo · Two ot Gossett'• kicks were aet Xavier It n.yton :1 ,. • •. , '" Nelsen completed 19 of 28 two years, in one game ceught Browns said. ~e wes not W, L, T. Pct . up by frook fumbles by lha WosL Mleh. at Olllo U., MAC Gilliam of lha St. LDuls eight passes against Cleveland. aurprlsed at Gilliam's perf~;»r· passes for 194 yards, and 4 I I .800 Boors. who wore paced by Gele Toledo at Miami, MAC mence. "I told you he was Collins caught 9 for 95 yards. Cleveland Cord Rocord Goad Cardlnala. 3 2 0 .600 Soyars' 109 yardo In 15 carrloa Loulavllle at Kenl state The erratic Johnson, who greet. We tried to take him on His spectacular catch brought New York Johnson 11 an old nemesl1, 2 3 I .400 Including a one-yard TD plunge. Bo!rllnl Gr- at loloraball the ball to the six-yard line on st. Louis Gilliam Is a relltlvely new one, ended with 30 passes, 1.5 the colleoe draft." 1 5 0 .167 The Boon olso lntorcepttcl a Oberlin at KeiiJon, OC The tie cost the Browns a the march for Cleveland's thlro Pluaburlh completions, and 306 yards. has and tile 1wo combined on three --Donla011 at lfuakllWI""• OC chance to gain ground on St. touchdown. Capitol Division had a succession of fine deyaln opociKUIOr touchdown pill... IlL Union at Marietta. oc Louis In the Century Division of W. L. T. Pct. • the Cardlnala and Browns Cleveland. St. Louis has won Collins limped oft the !laid Otterbelll at Heidelberg, OC, N the Natlonal Football League. Dallas 5 0 0 1.000 four end tied two of the last tied 21-21 Sunday. with a slight sprained ankle, Dale Warner With tough Interdivisional Baiclwln. wallaet at Washington 4 I I .800 · With eight aocOndo to go In seven games the two teams but ran beck two plays later OhloWealQU. OC gemes coming up ageln1t Phlladelpllla 2 4 0 .333 tile game, Gilliam snatched played In Cleveland. wouster at Hiram, oc Dallas and Minnesota. the and caught his seventh touch· New Orleans Gilliam. who finished wllh o 6 o .ooo victory away from the Browns down pass of the season. Browns (4-1 -U could lose their Ashland al ~ltal West lly ta~lng a pen from Joh111011 four catches for 192 yards, seld The Cerdlnals had three lead over the Cardinals (2-3·1 J Wltt.enbeq at Bu<knell CINCINNATI (UPII - Bob Central Dlvlalon .. the tar lafl llde of the tleld he did not consider it • good rookies In the defensive backand the New York Giants (3-2) . W, L. T. Pet. Cousy'n Cincinnati Royals hova HWtdale at Findlay and aprlnllng Into lha end zone, game . field, but Collier said the Best Since O,nner "i like to win, end we Minnesota 5 I 0 .833 a lour-day lull before gtll!ng Dena... at Conlra1 state avoiding a deaperato lunge by Leroy Kelly, 1968 rushing Browns could not elCplolt them Green Boy didn't win/' he said. 4 2 0 .667 beck Into lha thick of National WllmiDIIOD at Centre Mlko Howell. because all pro safety Larry champion. had hlo best dey St. LDulo coach Charlie The 15-yerd ploy ca)IIIO<Io 71 3 3 0 .500 BaaketbtiiA&soclatlan competi- Blufllon at Ohio Norlllom WtJ~ was like "having a Detroit since the opening of the season. re-led that Gilliam Winner Akron at Central Michigan yard, eight-play drive during 011COID 0 6 0 .000 tion on Thursday at Phoenl•. coach on the field." He gained 71 yards on 16 had been excused from the The Roy•l• daloated lha So. Loulalans atYOUDI-•st. which John..., completed live coastal Dlvlalon Philadelphia 76en Soturdey West.ern Buono at 111181, Pa. W. L, T. Pet. oot of Colllftl II• -Snagl · Poll night 109-98, with Connie Dierk- John CarrollatBetllllly, W.Va. Los Anlelea 6 0 0 1.000 Ing'• 27 polnll leading lha scor- Allegheny at Caae To<h Baltimore 3 3 0 .500 21'!:: BT - Bl& Tan Conforenee Atlanta 2 4 0 .333 Ing eflort. Following tho Phoenix game. Bill Noloen tired a 12-yard . MAC - Mlci-Amerlcan Con£ San Franelaoo I 4 I .200 the Royals will c:ornpete with tauclldownpeuloGeryColllna. CINCINNATI (UPil -The tho champlonlhlp.'' Kansas City led by only 211-22. MV - Missouri Valley Con£ 91nda,y'o Reaulta SeaHlo. Loa Angaloa, and Son 'Th.. loucl*Wn cllmal<ad an Ill- ClnciMetl Ben{jals know how 11 The Chiefs scored fwo touchMuhlmann kicked a 35-yard OC - Olllo Conference Franclaco before returning to yard drive that began when Is lor lha bubble to burst, end downs In an eight-second spen field goal In tho tlrst hell end Philo 13 New Orteaos 10 MO - MJd.Oillo Conference Jim Bakken missed a :ZO.yard burtt and burst. d..-lnglhtlastterrlblofwomln- Som Wyche throw a 59-yard Wash 14 Pltlsborlh 7 Cincinnati Gardens. Phaoo 992-2966 DEFIANCE - CIIDehed MidThe Cincinnati win over field goal. The second-year expansion uta of the game. scoring pass to Bob Trumpy. Green Boy 28 Atlaota 10 114 Cotlll St. ......., Ohio Conference. Gilliam and J....,_ com- 111m started off lha American Farmer Ben{jal Warren Ml;;. Gunner caused a solely whan son Fran 24 Balllmoro 21 Plllladelphlo marked the 76ers' N - Denotes Nl81>1 Game lllned on nn 14-yard p.iu-run Football League teason In VH dashed 80 yard• with 1:>15 he knocked the bell oot o1 Llv- Loa Ani 9 011eago 7 first loss of the Milton. The Royal• built a t3-polnt touchdown play In tho lira! Cinderella fashion, winning lis to play. ()1 tho onoulng kickoff, lngoton's hondo. It bounced lnlo Cleveland 21 St. Loult 21 lead midway In the final pequarter end e 75-yerd ICOI"'Ing first three games. What the Bengal•' E11u Johnson the end zone, where Klnsaa Minnesota 24 Detroit 10 (Only J1811101 aehedulocll riod and stopped every Philaplay lmmedloltly after tht fallowed the wino was m..-e fumbled and the O.lelo' Goldie Clty'o Ed Bu- tell on II. Monda.)''a Gimes delphia rally. Cardinal• received tile second Hallyexplalnedosthe-ola Sellen picked It up and ran 21 The 76ers, on their home Nea Yozk at llallas, nl&bt hall kickoff. young t011 m. yardo f..- tho llnal touchdown. court. were never closer than Gilliam brake a Iockie hold ()1 Sunday at Kanoes City, Rofuao To Folol (Only lehedulocli six points from that point on. 11y driving hla lhouldor Into tilt Bengali trolled only 28-22 The Chlelo buill a 28-12 lead ~·a Games Luther Rackley connected on Erich Born11 and sprinted 50 with two mlnuiH leH agalnal In lhe third quarter, but tho Chleago at Mlanesota fwo btlkall with 6:26 remainy - after lha tlrst catch. Tho tho O.lols. At gamo't end, lha Ben{jalo refused to told. DllenDetroit at Son Frao Ing to puoh tile Royall In Irani _.s time. Johnson called an Bongala hod laal >12-22. II woo alva ond Harry Gunner, who By United Presslntorratlonal Groen 11a,y at Pittabur&h 95-12. Cincinnati, anapplng a DaUaa at Cleveland "audible" et tho line of !hair tourth straight 1011. craetod a 10llty In the first halt, Olllo Slate 41 Dllnols 0 three-oeme losing streak, were The Chlofl had been an -ly picked oH a Mike Livingston VWanova Univ. Sll Xavier 7 Now OriOBIII at St. Louis acrlmmll(lt when hi aaw a ahead 48-..S at the hall and 75IHIM victim of Cincinnati on pass end ran 70 yards for 1 Wltlenher116 Bald-Wal. l2 Phlla at New Yark 10~ 70 otter three quarters. Sept. 21. 2>1-19. Cincinnati coach touchdown. MusklftiUm 13 ~ltal 0 Wash alllalllmore Dierking hit on 10 of his llrst Paul Brown praised them Sun· MidWay throagh tho fourth Akron 14 n.yton lO Loo Ani at Atlanta day 11 leading eontendon lor quarter, llnabacl<er Bill Petor- BolriiDI Green 3 Miami o 12llold goal attempts. Tho tlrst 'th & LOCUST tha AF L ehomp!onshlp. son Intercepted another pen Penn state 42 Ohio U. 3 AFL Staodlnls hell waa marked by both hams "The Strong11t TNm" from the Kan1111 City quarter· Cent. st. 12 WV A St. 0 By l!Ditod Preaalntarnallonal SAME DAY "They are 1 chemplonlhlp back, ret..-nlng It t7 yards to Westminster, PL 23 Elat SERVICE teem," he Mid. "We Just picked the Chiefs' 27. Horst Muhlmenn Reldelbere o w. L. T. Pet. our way around and tried to klckacla 27-yord lleld goal and DeOan<e 35 Blulfton 0 lnAt9-0utAt5 New York 5 2 0 .714 make It a contest. John Carroll 7 Weal. Rea. 0 Houston 4 S 0 "Wo got lucky a cauple of U•• (hlr ,,.. Pefklnt L.. Wllmlnlton Colloce 34 -alo 2 5 o times, that's all. They ore tho ea., Toeh 10 1liJaml 1 s 1 .lft stran)IHttaom physically In tht THE GREAT Ohio Northam 15 Alhlalll 10 0 7 0 .000 Iogue. Right now It's betwean FINANCw JUGGUNG ACT •••• llarletla Collqe 2~. Weat .. 'Zfl I. ZHo , _ Kanoes City and Olkland far APPOINTED TO FACULTY otterbein.. W, L. T. ~. NEW YORK (UPI)-Oicar Juggling bills and payments Is a - . - 1 Oakland 6 0 0 ·'LOOtr·· . R-.an. Jackie Robin...,, Kenyon 10 Wooater 3 exp+rlence. If your monthly payments and Kaolll CII;Y 6 · 1 o· ·vfc ' Billy Talbert, Y. A. Tillie and Tulaa 40 Clndmatl 24 4 a o·· :sri~ son me10 your paycheck don't eye-r-ye - jult Dick Wober hoV. betn -lnt- Denison ss a.rlln 1 Wabash, Ind. 20 Ohio Wea. 14 llenYer s 4 o .428 give us a coli. When money's the question, ed to tha !acuity at o nowly Clnelnnall 3 t : 0 .Jil' organized gr- ot apeclallzed Findlay 20 the bniW8!' is City loan. FerrtaState,Ml<h.3 91n<JQ'• lllhhilk: cllnla 101' bttft· and glrla to ba _ ..ed thla Toledo 43llelll State 17 Neli'York·i3 ML !Jnion Sll Hiram 18 1liJaml · summer In lha Now York arM. OM!;Y YOUQialolmst.17 Kao Tho .Ia bllng Dlkata St. 16 by WLPc~GB ........ a.lrl TWINTV Ill 1'141 SloW I PST I'VI! Oswald: "South led a heart wu rewarded when West showed C> out. Then be led dummy' a 10 of hearts. East covered but "WIIilt'• w""'' with thillflJ; when read all tire Wll)' this did him no good olnce thtOUfh ' Time' and not ltGiire it'• a HGtYard lampoon South was able to enter dumfillro<lr ?" my once more with the - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - queen of clubs and lead r•• ..a. q-, Eric SUder• aoond· Shula Grim After Defeat Eait.tt ~ I"'., ........ .;., With 6:50 ..-Jnlnlln the It ·t.o BY KEITH WISECUP The Mall• . ManiOior lloo- third quorltr, ~~- full. mlnulennd 10 •• :1 pf~ .~ lie ba<klloUJiBumsnAIWO~I it up. John Wai*' · ~)Qpid·. :&e aervoa - - ~ - lnat their for Me1g1' on11 sean of lhe ~~ lllr lhe ~ :.IIIII aoeond JliiDO of lhe aeosan s.t.. pme. Sqlhamore hlllbae\ • Jahn Dl.ta 1'111 lhe • - • ID urda,y nlsht at Marauder StadllDD to the r..JUpoUs neerves, Mark Wlillaml ran lhe alllrla make It a<roas to ptt JI.O, With· 8:02 left In lilt fDUrth 14-11. It waa the Blue bq!a' !lrst • '>,1!1 vlelol'}' aplnat four looea. Tho pmo was llolrly .... by allllollcs, bul1ha lllllolllaraudora had aome bed broaka at erlllcal polnta of tho pme. The llrat half was donllnated by both defonaoa. It ended 0-0. For Radicalism ::111"':111u7::~ KC . - - . - : . - - - - - - - much-prided progreiS will ......, DAIL:Y ..-...,. become regre... . . We must ,._ ""'''"''""' make a dectalon to defuse the population bomb on lloa.. - /ew Timely Quotes cHan:R L TANN!IID..L. r-. E4. Blue Imps WinFJ[st Game Fhe Hayes Mystique: Royals Hand 76ers First Loss of year Self·matle men often dllplly a regrettable lad: of collllructiOn lkllL can remember throuJ!b East's hearts a sec- hIf you · w en, It's usually toile to ODd tfme." keeu still. .. . Browns Jolted By 21-21 Deadlock By PHIL PAStORET . up to be. So charges McCall's magazine, pointing out that the traHic carnage is getting worse, particularly among the youngest drivers. Despite the doubling of driver education during the past decade, the number of 18- and 17·,Year-old drivers involved in aceldents resulting in death or mjury shot up 50 per eent between 1984 and IIMI8. This Is precisely the age group which is ~g driver education courses in ..,hool. Three-quarters of all high ..,hool programs offer 00 hours of classroom leetures and six hours' experience behind the wheel, a combination conaldered "much too thin" by the National Safety Council. Recent studies in Mtssloslppi and Calllomta comparing the aofety records of driver-eel graduates and drivers who didn't take a course showed almost identical results lor both groups. The article broaches the heresy that perhaps dsd Is nat the worst driving teacher a young person could bave, although this has long been an aziom among educators. It recommends that parents consider a driver-eel course as only the beginning of a teen-ager's training and that they be prepared to devote 20 hours of their own time to giving him supplemental Instruction. It also suggests that parents keep a young driver on' probation for bls first two years behind the wheel and that he is probably safer If he does not have his own car during that Ume. . . . Q-'The bkldlnlhu been: Wilrld chamlllori Metabtll~eri.-, Driver education courses aren't what they are cracked portunity lo cue bid at the 1 _ _6;.,·.,.CI!I!!NT sill-level." rOswald: "In any event, it certainly helped South fiDel the wlnalng line of 'Play." Jim: "That 11 dfd. South ruffed the diamond lead and played three rounda of trumps. He noted that Weal foUowed to all three trump leads. Nelrt eame the play of the ace of clubs. West fol· Wired to that also and South was able to get a pretty good count of the Wllllland. He mlgbt be holding the four mining haarll but the odda bad to be at leaat 1,000.1 agalnat it. If anyone held four hearts,. It would be The guillotine, ol!icial Instrument of execution In traced lo Dr. Joseph Gulllot in, who pl'Gposed tho method to the Frelich National Assembly In 1789. The doctor said that he sought a form of caplial punishment which would kill swiRly, with a mini· mum of physical suffering, and which would be used on an condemned persons, regardless of station. Preemptive Bid Diagrams Play ·::.rowg~~': :01: :~: :ed ! WIN AT BRIDGE Denizens of 'Zoos' Or What Price Cities? or . I ' �" 4- Tho !lolly SOitlnol, Pomeroy.Middl~ 0., ~. Octoloor ZT, Grid Standings wooster Blg Ten Conference League Overall WLTWLT Ololo State 300~00 210510 210420 1ndlana 210420 Mlchii!IID Northwest. 2 1 0 2 4 0 -· ....er:t::!!ad. a -~ W L T Akron John Carroll Central &ate COLOR COMMANDER SIMPLIFIED ZENITH COLOR CONTROL Featured in all new 1970 11 fine-furniture styled 23" ""' ..... I ~; ~"·, , g~nt'",' sCfeen m .~ ·I • ;compact • console EXCLUSIVE ZENITH COLOR COMMANDER Now one knob adJusts con tr8SI. colo r level an d b r~g ht ­ ness m proper balance somul · taneously -and the y stay per fectly m bala nce as you adJ USI the calor p1ct ura to match chang•ng li gh t levels 1n the room The re's no longer any "l&ed to turn sepa rate contro ls ' 22 Columbus Acod. 0 6 1 0 DanvUlo Xavier 20 4 I 0 ClnclruaUClnclruatl LaSello 8 4 2 0 Lemon Munroe 6tllay. KalstrO 3 2 lfoSPITAL NEWS] A4518W Superb Dan•sh Modern styled compact console rn genutne 01llu: 1shedWalnut veneers and sel ect hardwood sohds w 1th Scandia styled base AFC (Automat iC F1n e ·tuntng Co ntr o l) e lectron tca l!y ftn e tunes co lor '{V ·-even perlects your lo ne tunmg on UHF au lomal•callv ·- The qtJality goes m before the nilm. goes on ~ INGELS FURNITURE OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS 992-M35 l .t Mld4lep•t l ' '·•. o.a I ' her claoghter, lllrs- Mariam Knightatep and Alida. Mrs. Dick Taylor and lamlly or GaU!polls wereguestsSeturday ofherparenla, Mr-andMrs. Franh Cleland. Mrs. Charles Wagner speM several dayslnClrcleviUewtUl her claoghter and lamlly, Mr. and Mrs. Fred !Joolleln and attellled the Punq~kln Rav. alii Mrs. Paul Sellers and Mr, and Mra. Francis Merrio spent a day ln Circleville at the l'utqokln Show. sa-. eWS Wolfpen News, Notes la.urel U__ n 1•ff N N Ofes BY BERTHA PARKER Rally Day waa held Somday, October 19, atthe Free Moth<>dial Church. Attendance was 167. Otrert~ was $35.49, Mr. and Mrs. Ptfickey Buck, Zanesville, called oo Mra. Georgia DiehL Mrs. Judy Wolle and 000 alii Mrs. Thomas Durst and chUdren visited Sunday wltlt their parente, Mr. anc1 Mra. James Gilmore_ HeY. and MrL LewlaDiehlor Kenlutliy JII)OIIt a weelieild with hlsparente; Mt:aild~a.Cbar- les Diehl and grandmother, Georgia Diehl, and Charles AI>thony Diehl. Mr. alii Mrs. Norman Scharor, Georgia Diehl and Bertha Parker aUended the Pumpkin Show at Circleville. Mrs. Don llaUey visited recently with her claughter, Mrs. Hartwell Curd, Ball Rom. Mrs. Cora Rensahw entered University lloopllll lor abservadon and treatment ror her Kingsbury Mann to Helen Z, Lyons, lots, ren were aeeompanied by MrL cab. Pomeroy. WilY!'" Beol ancl Linda to parenta day at Qolo Youth Cltolr at the Arle alii Cralts BulldiJW at the Ohio Stale Fairground, COlumbua. Mloo Judy Kltv, wholaattend1111 Olhet Naun• College at Kankakee, Winola, vhdtedfora rew days at her home with lt:e r parenta, Mr. and Mro. VIrgil KIJW alii lamlly. Recent vloltora or Mr. and Mro. Nov Whlleallllamllywore lllr. ancl Mra. Neal While or liar- ND. 1 RUNNER WALTON ON THAMES, England <UPII-John Tarrant, 37· yeer old Brllish-bom South African dock worker, became tho world's No. 1 long dlotance runMr Sundar when he V110ft an lnvltettonal 1QO.mlle run In 12 hours, 31 minutes ..S 10 seconds. Olea Harrllllllo lllr. and Mro. L107d KltWandhllpa..-,Mr and Mro. RaiPt Carl. riiOildle, Mra.Charleallbh, Mn. CarlHalludKathfancl Butclh, Bobby, Same ud Janat, Donia vtalt.ld recendJ Wltb of CoiiiD'bul and Mr. and Mr1. C&rol Sue Hall who Ia atttrd• Robert SWeartrwer and son ot ing eollep at Grayson, K,. Welt Milton. Ohio. Mr, 1 ~ Mrs. Homer Bailey ,.,. llodne) Carl, who has been had as Sui'Kla)' guests, Mr. and seriously lll, 11 a patient at the MrL Roger YOI.Iql, Mr. and ChlldrtP"s Hospital In Colum- MrL AYII'"' St. Clair and MrL ~ bus. Recent vlaltors wore Mra. Janice Plcbna anclbPy. past few years by above-normal spurtl In production. In years to come, he said, a continuing growth In world IIYfttock pro· ductlon should produce JIOW gains In demand for gains and oilseed crops. For the Immediate future the 1969-70 marketing HHOn Chrlsler offered tlolo analysis In an artldt publllhed today by the Agriculture llepartmant: "From tnt standpoint of world trade In temperate zone commodities, the short-rt.WI outlook Is not too encouraging. a.. cause of large lfockl, tho world grain supply Is forecast at a record level, and stiHer competltlon 11 for -.,. and oil seeds." Other govornmant economists heYO predicted that U.S. IO'f· bean exports In 1969-70 will go up from lnt SHson's level of 287 million buahela. But grain exports, which dropped lost suson, will rem81n relatively llow becauoe or record supplies and lncruslng competition. In anlmel feed market&, for example, Chrislor polntod out tho traditional fllld gralno like cam are facing growing compotHion In Europs from ..,botltutol like milling byproducto, -.grodo wheet and caSMv• chlpa. Chrlsler addocf he hid modo no analysis ot long-term cotton export prCIIf*il, but felt they ' were not very rosy btcliust of mate. ••poclod continuing competition from man-made fibers. Chrisler pointed out that current pessimism over long.term grain export prospects In some quarters Is a sharp revertal of the view held by some analysts In the Hrly and mid-1940's. From 1962 tlorough 1966, trade Increased 55 per cent. Chrlsler said th.. e gains were ab. normally high and were caused by a dip below normal "trend" lines In production. But some analysts reacted with highly op· tlmlstlc long-range forecasts on lh• basis of tho short-term geins before turning overly pes. slmlstfc on tht basis of the current short-term slowdown, Chrlsler added. NOT1CI " ILICTIDN ON TAX LIYY IN IXC:ESS 0P THI TI!N MILL LIMITATION NOTICE '- t-Wbr plwon that '" unuonc4t of a R01olutlon of tt. . efT 1 a... oar4 Mf'Mhlp T•u•IH• o t,.. ownsh" el Scl,lo, MoJI• Co"""' tr, Ohio, lllllil4 on tho ht tlor of ""'"''• 1969, there will ba • • Mlttft to o voto of ths paoplo tf ooltl Sclpto T ownshl, ot o GEM- ~ ERAL ELECTION to b• htltl In tho Townshlf of Scipio, ,OhiO. ot tho r.gulor placo• of ¥otlnt tt.r.. In, an T•scloy, tho 4th . , M ,...,embor, 1969, ,._ 4U001tlon oi la,.rlng, In o.co•s of tho ton ~nlll ll1111totlon. f., t._ ltonoflt of Scipio Jownthlp for tho purposo -' provldlnt and malntalnl~ tll'tl opparotus. oppllanc:or, llulldlnt•.. ar sitos thar.f•, fJ/1 IOWCII ot water IUPP:IY oncl mat ...IOII then-for , or thlo o 1tahll•hfllont oncl molntonance of llnu of fir• ol.-m to'-graph or thl poymont of p.!Mnont, parMhno ., volu.,._, ~....-::.: ,'~.~l~ing .. ..!1!!. .. Sold tcu boln1 : a renowol of an oxlltlng to• of ono mill to run for - .. fin )Wars, ot o Nto not o11ceHfng CAmt~nded. Senate Joint Resolution 1.0 mills for eoch ont clelkw of No. U waluotlon, which omounto to ten JOINT RESOLUTION . cants for eoch ono hvndr.. doll•• Pfopoalq 1o UDfi1U1 ....... 1 ol of waluotlon, f• fi'IIO_fl(Wi o AJIMit y af lbo CoaaiU.tiOJII ol Tho Polls f• soW f"Jtctlon will Jbo l&ato of Oblo 10 ..,_., tiM' bo OPCin ot 6J30 o 1clocll A ,~, and ftliDt' ... etom twntr-aae to· NtMin o,.n until 6:30 o clock :alHiHD ,.an. P.M. Ea•torn StaiMICII'cl T11110 of :a. tt te10lved b:r the G~merst ooch dor. Atmnbly o1 the State of O:blo, By ardor af tho ...r4 of thue·ftfthl. of the members elected l!loctlano ef M•ft• to each houre conc:urrW. therein, Coultty o'hla that there shall be submltlec1 to the 0 • WILL electors o1 the State oJ Ohio tn the • 1•.an m•nner prncrlbed by law, at the pnerel elecrtlon to be held on the DOROTHY M. JOHNSTON ftnt Tuesday after the ftnt Monday Cfotl! tn November. 19U, a proponl to Dototl Octo..r 1 1969 amond HCtlon 1 of Arilde V of the ()et, 6 13 20 b Con1tttutlon o1 the State of Ohio to ' ' • read IIIII followl: componln LEGAL NOTICE 0100 .., RIVER LockStet! It, Eaotern 7:20 -p. m_; Express -. 9:10 p. m.; Queen C'"' ·~ l1:1 5 • Lock 16 "" P. m., • Paul D, .., 7 P. "'-I Andrew P. Calh01111 .., 4:40 L m.; Doncon Bruce down 6 L m.; Inca .., HARD WORKING MANAGER - Du!11 craJr, 11G11 of 6:30 L "'-I Lock 17, Steel ExMr. and Mrs. Robert Craig, Middleport, towelln balld to pre'" .., 1:35 L "'-I Jel!boat dry ol! a da!nl> lootball, Is head nianaser ol the Marauder down 3:40 L m.; Jefferson lP football team. He's one of the busiest guys oo the de1d 5110 L m.; BellevlDe Locka, durlog a game, especially II tho fteld Is wet. Cral&'s ..,., Esoo PeiUIBylvanla .., 3:50 L lous attention, above, to everts on the Oeld was registered m.; Racllle Locks, Kathy R .during the recent 11-0 tie with Logan. down 5:35 P. "'-I Polly R. down 11:40 p, "'-I lilt. Stateclown2:50 a. "'-I G......., Locks, FronkATTEND CARNIVAL lln Plerce up ~• 40 P.m.; Pegsy Mr. and Mrs. David Wataoa, Downey _.., 10.40 p. m.; Laguna Mlneravllle, attancled the Nadown 11:5~ L m.; Ravenswood tional Life and Accident Central up 1 L "'-• Allleci-Ashlanddlllm Selea Cernival over the week3:30 L "'-I Robert P. Tlbolt.., encL Mr. and Mra. Wotoonwere 4.30 L "'-I Chorles K. ... 7:50 Mlas Karen Gilkey or Allany guests ol the company as the 1 • m. ; Meldahl Locka, Irene "as a Sunday visitor of her result or an oulstandlog !!olea C~ln down 3:45 P· m.; Phllip grand,parelta, Mr. ard Mrs. record in the thlrdquarter. BQ.. Sporn ... 8 •30.p. m.; Esoo Ark- Lincoln Rassell ly Houck, Gallipo]l•, Is district ansas clolrn 9.30p. m.; Steve~>Mr. and Mrs, Robert Venoy saJes manager. son down 4•30 o. "'-I Luther alii family or Middleport was Herdman clown 5:10 L m.;O. F. a Sunday visitor o! his grandShearer down 6:15 a. "'parents, Mr. and Mrs. Howard BOUT SCHEDULED RuaseU . NEW YORK (UPII-George Miss Jo Smith or Athens, W. Foreman. ihe former Olympic Va., Concord College, was a champion now fighting out of weekend visitor or her parents, Hayward, Cellf., will mHI Mr. and Mrs. Chorley Smith. Roberto Davila of Peru next Sunday dinner guests o! Mr. Frldey night In a 10-round bout and Mrs. Chorley Smith were sf Madison Square Garden. Mr. and Mrs. Harley Johnson, Foreman has won all seven of Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knapp, Kall, his pro fights wilhoul being • Kevin and ChorleaandJoSrnllh. extended past the third round . Mr. and Mrs. RayJoknsonond " Audro or·Cohmbuo were wee~- , FRICK ELEfTED . ·"end d~a ol hlJ mol¥r)dl:lk T~NT(fii,N.J.(UPII-Ford HeteeJohgFrlck,the 'f ormercommlttloner Mr. ai'KI Ml'8, Guy Sergent. of baseball, has been alocted to were recent Sunday visitors or tho ln....,..tlonal 9oerd ot Bebe his mother, Mrs. Goldin SirRuth Beseball. gent. Mr. ancl Mre. Brady Kootto eyes. Her son, Olin Rile, Co- and son or King HUI were Sunlwnbua, took her to ColODDbus. day evenlog vlsi!Drs of Mr. and Lenny l.Yoos or Greot Lakea Mrs, Eogene llanlog, Naval TralniJW Stadonlo spend- ancl Rorald. itW a tet><lay lurlough with his Mrs. James Johnson, Jamie parents, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Sue and Todd, oC Pomeroy visHowell and grandmother, Mrs. lied lllrs. Larry Johnson, GliB Hermon Fox. and Toll-, and Geneva Shu- Long-Term Export Prospects Good 992-3502 -ry a.. Transfers POMEROY, OHIO The Melga County Society lor Crippled Children a n d Adullt, oponl«od by tho )M. dloport • P...,.I'Of Clle, lo ... or the 88 Eaoter Seal unlto ln Ohio communldoa mak· ltV ..,tho Ohio SOciety lor Crippled Children ond Adults which wtU boot the 60th annlveroecy convaiiiiCII or the National Easltr Seal SOciety. 1110 COIIVIIIIIoo wW he held 11 the Sbora!Dn • Columbua Hotel 00 Nov. 1t-22 With Col. Dovld G. HowaU, Jackson attm'ney and paot praoldent or tho Ohio SOciety aa the cotn'entlon choir· aan. On the Farm Front PELOSI'S TAKE'N BAKE PIZZA Set Nov. 19-22 s.as Property •11 CHEESE .DI. MAIM ST. GaU]j)oiia, u .. a and , 12.1 """"" 2 reet of ~ · VII Pl. Plaaanl, :U..34; P - Haem·e SocJ"al Events PIAIL VALLEY ; f I Go\lJGES - YOtmi'S PRIMARY RESPONSIBIIJTY oror - Muon, 20.7ll; Hlnlat; The ta~ •orW!ure 1111r 1111• brill .,.,_ 1a (Oomd lllai.J Kaliulloa Falla, ln Luke lStll.Zt, tile. II!"'"J of ll)a pi'Gdfcll '11111 JGUiw 1D1D < 11Wn11 Ctarlo"""" 1U5 loomed ..rentol obedience Ilia cootb ...,, aurt~M~bw ll)aiiGIIIO 1,._ Lollllon, ·lflrmet alii Wino lhirwtt ahoul4 Ia 1-nod by abiiiMIIUCII ntlter thaD ............. llald, _.,. 111 ll)a aUL I'd W.. !Dr Ul to - v e tllree IH-Irom lliatalatl oi' ll)a BOAT MOVJ:MENI'S; prodlcal ICII. GAU.IPOLIS LOCKS I - He mlalllterpreted hla !atltor'o lo¥e. He IIIIQIIIlea- White Gald clown. 7t30 p, m.1 !rom dlaclj>llnt. Ho wattecl &..-, or waa It lloonse'l He ,.... Jollllter oJ.n .., 7:~ p, m.; IIPOIIIed wltlt the llllpalellll-: "GI.. Mel" Foremost doWn 8 p, ni.; J I m 2 - Ho llluwoated hla 111m merit. He .-.o~~aled hi• Mm1tb1 doWn 11:20 p. m.; Cot. """ WorthiMal, llomaDdltw .-.IJW tor notltlJW, Altho ...,. ton QM .., 1:25 L m.; J. & l lmo he ~relllmated hla pctecWW, aeli]JWblmHI!ahort. Wltat Lowla clown 1:40 I. m_; Blue ho could bave , _ of blmsetn Bird clown 2:30 L "'-I "frado>. 3 - He ml-rlated hla l&ther's lnheritaace. ·!Ia hid wlnda - n 5:25 L m.; Clcy of no ~)lrlclatiiOI or >alues. Gcolo anclldeala wore DDt lneluded HUIIIItWton and KeiiiiYI. d""" In hl1 thlnldJW. He wasted hlalnherlllnce, dlar--"-IDveot- 7:25 1. 111-; S. M. Jenks •m 7:31 -~ moiL L "'-I Solwy .., 8:40 L m. II hi CDb after he lound hlmaol! In a deaperate cond!Uon KANAWHA RIVER - WIDthat he eamelD reallzeandlj)preolatiiOiwhothla lalher bad tried field, Fort Deorborn clown 2135 to do ror him, He became wliUJW to obo,y and bonor hlo lither at p. m.; It E. Bowleo ... 7:05 p. any cost, "e~n ae I hired servant.'' . , m.; George T. Price 't) 10:41 01 COI!J"te, thlo - k o ol our heaWnJ.y lather' a htilructlon p, m,; W, It Shaver, Jr., ... and admonition, ancl Hlo IGrJivenoao for thOH who atn,y !rom the 11 p.m.; Semel.., 11125 p, m.; narrow way. a.-tho practlcalleao«~ must DDt be OYIIl"looked. Elpnlllr ..,1:20 a. m.; Jameo . R. HIDes clown 4:10 L"'- By BERNARD BRENNER encouraging," an Agrlculturar Georgia Autherson. Extrx., WASHINGTON (UPI) - The Department economist said WOllam N. Swain, dec. , to Melshor1-run outlook for export today. vin Drake, Hq,e Drake, partrade In malor U.S. far m corps, But Donald Chrlotor, a 1110· cels, Olive. loins a group which also · In- clallst In floe department's forEdison Hobstetter, Exe c., cludes Brooks Robinson, Lefty elgn regional analysis dlvlston, Fred A. !Jiltlett, dec., to RocJ .. Gome1 and Carl Er!klne. added the long-range O<lllook ney Downirw, Trustee, lots, especially grains, Is "not too was brighter. ' MlddleporL Many observers are using ttt. Niesel Weatherman to Wm. trade downturn of the paot two Hess Chapman. Patricia Ann years as a springboard for Chapman, .36 acre, Orange. gloomy long-run Mure fore· CecU L. Stacy to Charles L. casts, Chrlsler said. Theu Butcher, AlJN, G. Butcher, prophet> are forgottlng boslc 1. 119 acres, Salem. trends which are likely to pro. Kenneth Fllls, et. aL, Louise duct future gelns in demand Ellis ID State or Ohlo, Journal The carleton Church had its for grains, the economlot addErtry, Meigs. homecomltW recently with S.... eel. Chrlsler said world grain Priscilla Penn, et al, iDState day School !allowed wllh wor· or Oblo, Jourral Entry, Mel&s. ship servleea wtth Rev. Jay trade has boon pushed below Clyde Slme, etel, WaNia Lee Stllea. A basket dinner waa e~ normal "trend" levels for the Slone ID State or Ohio, JCllll"lll\] Joyed at noon. Tho aftemoon Entry, Meigs. service waa well attended wlth DIES IN ACCIDENT HURON, Ohio (UPII_._ Lucien Poulin, Pearl M. Poul- several guest singers anc1 J . Koeglo, 55, Berlin Heights, i n to Village or Pomeroy, eas~ speakers Crom other churches drowned Seturda hen hi m ent, Pomeroy. represented. 'I w I Mr ancl Mr Nl k P rldns pickup truck slid down a ramp James M. Soulsby, Clara Suo · a. c e at Huron Lake . Soulsby ID Village or Pomeroy, and Camib' ol Marion were r~ KCitgle, who was attempting easements, Pomeroy. cent violtoro or Mr. alii lllro. 1o pull his boot from tho river Ellzobeth E. Smith, WU&ed Lonnie Hudoon. on a trailer attached to tho J. Smith, Jean E. Mann, George Mrs. Maxine Grtmth and Ka- truck, became trapped In tho .. · LEGAL NOTICE E - ow, Pa~~<>r Laurtl Clla Free Nochodlal Church News, Notes EXCLUSIV[ ZENITH AFC Convention Dotes !If R. Meigs The ZORN 5- The Dally lientlnll, PCIIIOrot'•~eporl, 0. , ManiJ11, October Z1, 118t A Sermonette 0 64 3 3 0 Cincinnati Qowtry Day6 Park, Ind. 3 3 0 82 0 Newark Catholic 2 3 0 Cleveland John Adamo Luaa 8 1 6 0 Dayton Cleveland East 8 (Ue) Rlchmoed Uta. 26 0 5 0 Western Reserve Lutheran East 20 1 6 0 Xavier Akron Eaot 20 Akron Buchtel 0 ' Canfield 13 West Branch 0 East PelosUno 13 Pniond 6 Jackoon Mllton ·32 LoweUviUoO Holzer Medical Center, First T!mn Calvert 23 Ave. General vllitl.ng hours 2-4 Manofteld Malab&r 14 ond 7-S p.m. ooly, Maternity lndlan NVel!ey North tow20 8 vlsllint! hoors 2:30 ID 4:30p.m. ewCCRners n only. Parents ooly on PediatDover St. Joooph 30 Malvern 14 rics Ward. Dennison St. Marys 30 BY MRS, FRANCIS MORRJS Admissions Garoway 8 The Booster 5unclay School PublJcation ol admi ssions ls Mineral Ridge 44 claaa of the ~ot Church met prohibited until fUrther notice. ~ri~Wfteld Local o Thursday ovenlJW Oct. 16 with Births McDorald 62 South Ra 14 lllrs- Clan PowaU, booteoo, at Mrs. Charles R. ~n. Ra- Niles McKinley 36 Mlddl::... 8 her h - . A Pl"CJ8rllll wasp,... cine, son, 7:23 p.m. Saturday; Warren Western Reserve 30 sented. by Mra. Dorotb)t BldgMrs. Stephen L. Wlnn, WellAkron Hoban 6 ley ontlteiriJic, " 'lbeS.sona." 510n, son, 8:05 a.m. &mday; Youngstown Wilson 14 There were readiDJraonthoa,. Mrs. James M. Halley, Pt:. Yooqatown North 6 Ject and pr&Jer by membero. Pleasant, daughter, 8:30 a.m. Southltwton 54 Mathews o Dur]JW the bullnota -lion It &today; Mrs. George S. Cleve. Benedictine 34 was deeldod to allrt a "travelRodgers. Ft. Pleasant, son, 11:Cle CoU!nwood o log taoket'' witll proceeds to 23 a .m. &mday; Mrs. Robert Cleve_ J . F. K~ 28 he put ln a caqootlund lor the D. Kuhn, Jackson, 2:20p.m. &onCleve, Glenville 0 church. Members weredreooed day; Mrs. Amrna Crouse , Rt. 2 Cleve. MarshaU 13 In HaUoween outfits and Mr_ Crown City, om, 9:23p.m. &onCl Rhnd 12 Powell tookplctures!Dbe ohown day. Elyria Catholl;';; eo at tho next meetuw at tho hCIIIe Db charges Lorain Southview 0 o! lllar.fl>rlo Grimm. RalreaJo.. Mrs. Clara E. Cardwell, Lin- Cleve. St. Joseph 24 menta were served by the hostda C. Gordoer, WOllam A. Cleve. Latino e&a, aaalated by her huabaD:I, Hughes, Wilbur F . Logan, Mrs. Podua 14 Canton Aqulnaa 12 Chrlaslo, to Ven Beegle, Helen David K. Loog, Glenn G. Mal- Weirton, W. VI. Madonna 28 Simpson, Doroth,ylladgley,Malett, Kenneth L. MUier, Merle RDy, lllarle Rouah and GretWellsville 8 lissa L. Miller, Mrs. Hollie Canton Central Catholic 21 ta SillliiOO. E. Nuzum, Merrill E. O'Dell, Ml'" Mary Ann Walker broke Canton Lincoln 14 Mrs. Pearly E. Oller, J . Max East Can, 38 Tusk,y VaHey 21 her armwhllohoroetackrlclltW. Poor, Lola M. Sellers, Mrs. Columbus Watterson 46 Mrs. Gladys Sblelds and Raymond E. Swisher, Mrs. RonColumbus De5&les 12 mother, Mrs. EdM Roush, old E. Topping, Janice K. Mawnee Country Day 39 moved lntotheAlbertHUlhouae Wolle, Mrs. Marlon HutchinCleveland Hawken 8 on Broadwl,y, The house was son, Mrs. J. Blanche GUkey, Cincinnati Roger Bacon 28 lormerly owned by Mloa Louise Lois Beckley, Mrs. WUIIom L, Newport, Ky. . Cath. 8 Parr. Darnell and infant son, M r 1. Wintersville 31 Bellaire 15 Mr. and Mro. Thoma& Arthur Gory K. Gray anc1 lnlant BOO, Sprlogboro 18 Blancheater 2 or Columbus spent a weokelll Mrs. Char ley A. LlliJlbert ancl Talawanda 26 Mid. Fenwick 0 with Mr. lnd Mrs. Chester Infant daughter, Mrs . Wllllom Cincinnati St. Rita 3D Slmpoon. They celebrated the E, $lavens and infant daughter, Newport Catholic Has. 8 blrthclaJa o! Mrs. Arthur and ~otto : Altr.d M. WUUari11 and Asbtabula Harbor 30 :)lr. SJmpabll.. ln!IJII oon, Terry D. Adams, Ashtabula St. John 6 · Mr, and Mrs. Henry Roush Clint A. Bickle, Nooh Clark, Dayton COlonel White H and Mildred spent a weekend James M. Coe, Linda K, FJg. Dayton WUbur 6 In Akron vialllllJ! Mr. and Mr1gin s, Mrs. Edward C. HUghes, Deyton Fairview 27 Day. Stlv, 0 John Fisher. Mrs . Chester A. Leaper, Mrs. Bellbrook 38 Mro. Garrett Circle spent a Ethel M. Martin, Homer J. Mc'!Win Valley South 16 week In Westervillevlaltbwher Mlllln, Mrs. Robert E. Munroe Deyton Alter 'r7 Lima Calh. 8 nephew, Mr. Lawrencellayman, ancl Infant son, Peter Persons, Piqua Calh. 42 Minster 8 alii wire. Mrs. Myrna B. Rice, Remo J , Crestwood 12 Mr. ancl Mrs. Robert Roush Rocchi, Mrs. Sbellle 0. Slone, Gorrettsville Gerfield 7 o! Columbus were weekend visMrs. James Spencer, Ernest Sonduai<y S~ Mary 46 ltoro or her parents, Mr. and Stump. Fostoria St. Wendelln 6 Mu. OWen Watson. Mrs. ta.. vlnta Simpson accompanied Beover L<ocal 20 Southern Loco! 6 them b&ck ID Colombus to vialt Ashland Cincimati Ohio Northern Case Tech ·-------, One conlrol simultaneously adjusts contrast, color level and brightness in proper balance to provide the most pleasing picture for any light conditions in the room- EXCLUSIVE . ' I Gritl Remits ~ Wisconsin NOW! lt~h&hool 130140 OU..rbeln o3o2to By United Preis iatonatiOIIII Heldolbers 0 3 0 0 5 0 Cle..talll Ualverall.)' Hila. IS 030230 Pl~""·- ..,...., ••- S Oberlin _.,. --•Mid - 0111o c.nro......, League O.eraU WLTWLT Clevelalll Hol,y Name 31 300700 Cleva- Cont. Calh. 8 Defiance Findlay 1 1 0 3 3 0 Rocky River Lutheran West 36 Wilmington I I 0 2 t 0 Blulftnu 0 3 0 0 7 0 Maumee VaU~n l5 Gales Mills Hawbn Scbl8 Other s II)' United Press btternaUonal 210240 Mich. State 1 2 0 3 3 0 120330 Iowa Minnesota 0 3 0 0 5 1 0300 5 1 Dlinols Mid - American Confere nce League Overall WLTWLT Toledo 400600 Bowl. Green 3 I 0 4 2 0 2 l 0 5 I 0 Miami Ohio U. I 2 0 2 3 I West. Mich . l 3 0 3 4 0 KenlState 0 4 0 3 4 0 Ohio Conference League Overa ll WLTWLT Wittenberg 3 0 0 5 0 0 Ohio Wes. 300410 400510 lllarletta 3 10 5 10 Denison Bald.-Wol. 2 1 1 4 1 1 Mullklngum 2 1 1 3 2 1 MI . Unim 22 0 3 3 0 Kenyoo 220420 IUrarn 230230 Clljlital 2 30230 .Mil ' El::l"r'r ARTICLZ V See. 1. l!vary citizen of the United -------------------L!GAL NOTICE State•\ of the are of nineteen Y••n1 NOTICE 0, ELECTION OM TAX who snail have betln a res ident 01 L"VY IM "XCESI TH" 10 the state one )'e!ar next precedlnl "" "" the election, and of the count~·. T!N MILL LIMITATION township. or ward, tn whleh he re· lides tuch tlme a• may 1Rrvtded NOTICE Is hoNbrJivon thot In by lAw lhall hJ\·e the q catlont I!U"suanco of o Ao1 utlon of the of an 'illector. and be entitled. to Boord of Eclucotlon ol tho Eostorn voW at all eJoettona. · · Loeol School District, Moil• Every clliDI1 of the United Statn County Ohio pauod on tho 10th btinl nineteen yean o1 a~e Who 11 ' ' not entitled to vote at all eltctton.r ~•Y a1 Juno, 1969, ,....,. will bo rhaU be entitled to vote for the subl'llltted to o ¥ote of tho pooplo choice of eleetors for Prarldent 1nd ol sold Set- I District at 0 GEN• VIce Prerldant of the United St1te1 ~"'t ELECT to be h.lcl In if he shall have been a rorldent of the 1ta te, county, townlhl.p or ward t l'l ltOfn Loco School Dl1trlet, In whteh he dnlre• to vote 1\lch Molgs County/ Ohio, ot tM ,._.ular rime 11 may be provided by law, placo1 of wot ng therein, on Tuo•• provided that he Is not enUUecl to cloy, tho 4th clay of Ncwombor, vote- for the choice of eleetore for 1969, tho quo•tlon of In PrHldt-l'lt and Vlee President of the ..COli of tN ton 1'11111 limitation, Unlt«< Sta tes In sny other state. f• tht benoflt of EostOfn Loc::ol EPP'ECTJVE DATE AND REPEAL School District fOI' the purpo.. of U adopted by a majority of tho CwNnt oxpon"• · •lectors vot1n1 on thla an\endment. - S ld tax bolno 1 11 ronowol of on the amendment shill take eft'ect a ..___ 111 J1nuary 1, 19'70, and exlltlnl' II!C· uhtlnt tox of ,,.... m • to run tlon 1 of Article V of the Conltltu- far a co.ntlnvlnt period, at a rote tton of Ohio shill be repealed from not oxc .. 41nt 3.0 mill• fOI' ooc:h :iUCb effective date. ono dollor of woluotlanl which amo!llts to Thirty Conti or oach ono hu,._ad clollon of Yoluatlon, tHouse Joint ResoluUon No. 2G) tor a continuing p•lod· JOINT RESOLUTION Tho Poll. for solei Election will bo open ot 6130 o"clock A.M. an4 ProPollal lo UUIUI s.G!IOlll 18 ol rot~~aln open until 6130 o'clock Article -.cHoa I ol Adlclo Eost•n Sto~~~;~ - ~ord Tl XYU otmad tbo Coutll\llloll. ot tbo P.M. .,.. oI llalo of QJIID 10 pi'OYIM lor l:ho rolcl doy. etbllllaalloa ol lllO Sborl: torm a&KIIoa of ltl.lll at1iCUa 10 IU a ft~ or !!! lor 1..,,.1,.. Name Committees For Flower Show Planned LEGAL NOT~c. • NOTICI !LICTION ON TAX LIYY IN !XCISS THI TIN MILL LIMITATION Moore home lor a meeUnJ and NOTICE Is .... by 11 ~,, thot In Plana lor a holldQ" bazaar work ~es11cm on the blr.aar ""'UGnu of o R01oMIDn of tho . wete dlteuued reoentl)' by or Bazaar or ol. the Womtn"l Aalo- Uema. ?:,r.:. 1:..•::. waa = Es:i;a:.a,; Ml"'-1 • r.nowol of on ••l•tlna tu .t T"'" mills to rvn for fl.,. ,.. ., at a roto tlot ••· coftlnt 3.0 Mills far ooch OI'MI cloll• ~ woiUIItiOft, whlch o-vntl to Thkty Cents for oach ono huncf.o rocl 4oll ... of woluoUon, for F i'H )4:••· Tho Polls for said Election will ~.,.:r:n :;.!13~;.',cl6s~""o"'~l:;t P.M. Eostorn Stonclorcl Tlmo of solei dor. . , ........ the • •,... af lloctiOfl!_,_ .t Molt;~• C•ntJ, onto EMMeTT G. WILL -------------------LEGAL NOTICI NOTICE OP ELICTION ON TAX LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TIM MILL LIMITATION NOTICE Is htNby tlwon that In I""'IUOnt:o of o Aosolvtlan of th. BoaH ol T ownshlp TrutMOI of tho TowMhlp af ()l'ango, Molt• Cou,.. ty, Ohio, passed on tho 2t1cl day of S.pta,..ar, 1969, thaN wUI bo 1ub• miH.cl to o woto of tho pooplo of raid !)range To... nohlp at o GEN· ERAL ELECTION to bo hold In tho Towrt~hlp of ()rango, Ohio, at thlt Ngvlor plocos of ¥otlng t._.fn, on Tuosda~, tho (th day ol Noor...tbor, 1969, tho of '-"'Yint, In oxcon of tt.e ftlro mill llntltGtlon 1 for tho bo,.flt ol ()rongo Towns hlp for tho purpa•• of Cmont Sold to• on aclclltlonal tax of YJ mill to run for five yoor• at o roto not ••c.ocllng !-) mill lfl# ooch ono clallar of wolvo• tlon, which amount• to flwo conts tor each ont hundncl dollors of valuation for Flvo ,,.,.. . Tho Polls for rold Eloctlon will bo opon at 6:30 o'clock A.M. ond HMOin opon ~.~ntll 6:30 o'clock P.l!'t Eastern $tan6ard Time of lOki dar• qvntlon E•pon•••· bolnt1 the members will SO to tbe .erved by the hostess. Fire Fighting Equipment Explained to 3rd Graders Third fll'odeS o! the Mldclle- held concerning the velue or port Elementary Sehool, in eon- fire drll1a ln a school and juncllm with olearnlnl project behavior problema during a lire ln science emphallzlDg I l r e drUI. prevendon, vlalted the MldclleOn the !leld !rip to the lire port Fire Department recent- department Mrs. PhUsoo polnt eel out oeveralla_rge !reel which ly. I'Up(la were tokenthroughthe are lanclmarka ot the vllloge. firehouse and shown the severThe chlldren were accomel kinds ot !Ire !llhtlng equip- panied by the homeroom teachmen!, the Ore truck and tJte ero, Mrs. Philson ond Mrs. I. emergency vehicle, by Edward W. McComas, Miss MeCl~re Kitchen. He explained the use and mothers from Mrs. Phllol each piece or equipment. 100.' 1 room, Mrs. Kitchen, Mrs. The field trip was planned Carl Gordner, Mrs. Bob b y under the direetfon d Mias Payne, and Mrs. Lowell BeaDlane McClure, Ohio Unlver- ver · sity senlor doing her practice teaching under Mr•. ae. Phil - ..... ! ectfen.., of Melt• Miss McClure took the third grade classes 011 a tour through the school building, explainlng the rules for fire safeb' and the devlees used ln controlUng a blaze, should one occur . A group discussion was EMM!TT G. WILL ~~¥, &I or4er ef tho Boonl of Callftty , Olllo Chairmon @P.!I,OTHY M. JOHNSTON Datod Octobrot l)ct. 6, '..t.. 1969 13, 20, u LEGAL NOTICE ..,, Min Rolalll BETHEL 62, btternatlonal tistic arransemart:a divillon, ~ lrnported iteml wbl.eh hal ot Ualng Love Ww...t Words" aa her devoUonal topic. Sbe Order or Jabs Daughton, 7:30 me or which Is non-<OIIIpetlbeen ordered for the Nle. Srv· eral iteml belnl made by the elao reod a poem ent!Ued p.m. Mmdol' at Pomeroy Ma- Uve, for exhibits b1 Oorlsta dl-' 011 ucrandmother." IOilic Temple. ot Meigs Coont.Y. memberl Wete ...,.._,- • II wao noled that both Group MEIGS BAND Booster&, 8 p. The committees are as folAt. the meetlal plans were dlnDe to be held I ancl U have CCIItrlbuted money m. MundaY night, Mala• Hi&l' lows: made for a r at the Pleasant Point Resort to the Women's AsooclaiiDn ot School Ca!eterla; Dod' a Nl&lot; StaJlng, Mra. Charles Lew00 No¥, 12. After the dlrller the church. Refrelhmenta were musical Pf08l'IJII by band mefho\ Is, chairman; Mrs. Joe Bolin, CltolrMOn ~r!~THY M. JOHNSTON Deto4 Oc,.r 1. 1969 Oct. 6, 13, 20, 21 sol1i'HERN lloll'l .-... An etecUoo dol' luncheon wlll be held at tho Pomeroy United Methodist Church by the Women's Society ofChrlstlan Service. Soqt, sandwiches and ple wUl be aerved beglnniog at 11 1. m. ondabtzaarwlllheheld ln conjunction with the lunchion. Soup wUl elso be sold by the quar~ bers who have played for pep raUies. Refreshments. STAFF AND o!Dcero, Melia Temple Pythlan Sillera, Mooclay 7:30 p.m. at ColUJMUB ancl SOuthern Oillo Electric Co. meeting rooms; hosteasea Betty Spencer ani Maxine Ours. TUE'illAY PAST MATRONS, Pomeroy Chaj)ter 186 OES, Tuesday, 7p. m. at Bailey's Restaurant; Con-stance Shields, hosteaa. SERVlCES FOR Week or Prayer sill Sell· Denial Tue&day, 2- 3 p_m. at Asbur:Y Methodist Church, S.,"l''.cuae. ,, • ,.• •' '• Ed4~ Smltll, """~llblr .. Committee• lor the amual . ' Malp Counl;)' Aoooclatlpn ot boch , Mra. ~•o•tltl Garden Clubs to he atapd Nov. Join. C. 1. - · MrL AJ.: 29-30 11 the Pomeroy Elamen- lard Pratt, Mrl. ~ an.; C:ovntll of tho Vlllot• gf iyrMviOt GrcJap 2 Ohio, po••ft "" tho 12th doy .t 'MONDAY ' A report oo the recent PreaS.~- , 1969, tt.r. will M clatl.cm, Mlddleport, Firlt Unlt· of "' to ~rial held II McArJ!tur 0 11 ' ,.., •¥ ntht• ta 0 vote ed Prelb)1erlan Cburcb • the Local School of ut.t Vltloe• at a GENERAL ' ELECTION to Ito t.hl '" tho home of Mrl. WWlam Morris. dven bJ Join. Dwllltl IYellaeo. Mandojr, .7 p. m. VIIICN~o of S~u••t Ohfo, et tke ...... &. ....., . will be held at II wao reported !bat MrL Ul- at the 111811 IIChool. 111 1 1 of 01 thor.l -llan !lie!! •• holflllllllilicl. tacy Sehool have been IIIJIIed. •th "~~ay":f Nova::.L:.~ the church on Nov. 18 and 19, LYDIA CIRCLE, United Motto1969, the ~UIIItl"" of lovrint, In Rolrtlhmentl will be tJerYed Mra . Reid YOWIII Ia pnorel Df the ,.,. 111111 II ltotle Mrs. Myron Miller proeldodlst Church, (llonday, 7:30 p. dlalrman ol the show whlcfl be...flt •f Srnc:oe VI"~ durlnl the da)t, Mrs. Harry S. ~.. _, .. ...ttf.u eel, using "Learning dte Art m . at the ehureh. 1•to f • t hCI purpllo of C urnnt Moore repor ..... features 18 classes in the aron I . . -... ._, 7 . '' ltarvlf Van VrankoD. MrL~ eld Wlldormutll, Mrl. Lewre, Mrs. Homer W~ !h. VIctor lly10U, Join. )11]... ton Roush. : Alao, Mra. Dwllbt Mrs. Edl.., llolloo, Mro. Clar• once lleldley. !lira. H a r o I ~ Lohse, Mro. Goorae Zlqlor ,. Mlao Nellie Zerkle, Mra. Walter Gruoaer, Mra. T, A. a...:; oooy, Mro. Elmer Wldchlm; Mrs. ~rl Grl!lltll, Join. F4 Slmpo«~, . Mra. Virl]l AtldnJi Mrs. Carl llorloJ'. Mro. WU. 11om WW!onl, Mrs. 1101 BellInc, Mrs. BeriGrlmm,andllrL Dale Hill. 1111-:: Mra. WlUtam WUllonl, Mrs. l.arry Edwards, Mrs. F r e d WIU!amson and Mrs. WUIIam Jarrell . Horticulture, Mn. B o b 1bompaon. chairman. Juniors, Mrs. Joe Bolin. r;;m ..donal, Mrs. Pearl Mora, chairman. Clerks, Mrs. Fred Noaseancl Mre. David Nease. Hoapltallty ancl reglstraUon. Mra. Fred Blaelti!Or, cbalr1111111, Mra. Tracy Whaley, Mr a. Prizes Given for Cos tumes Star7, ll:rl; More than a few things are troubling our cities, e.... e, our world, our souls. Sometimes, we raise our hands heavenward and say, ; "When oh when are you going to charige It all , Lord?' : And "changing it all" is jus! what He expects us to dot 1"99iiiii2·,;;36,;,6;o7-.iiMiiidjjjd;;;l•;:;port;;;;..J Listen: "Love y9ur neighbor as yourself." : • If that were put to practice-really to pra,clic:e--ghett<l& would not exisi. wars would cease, hunger would inhumanity would be stricken from the dictionary . · ., f4, perfect world. ON NEW GRAPEFRUIT DIET . Will w~ ever see it? If It I• followed alloctly, ' tht l•""'• ••..--tght ,...on, One lhing ce~tain , we won't even begin to see it, ·~uld .... tO IIOUn41 In 10 'If we don't starl doing what God has asked of us Thl• - . dl., ,1.,. Itt• you atuff yowsell with fo.--da that for heaven only knows how long . w- farbldclan. s.,ch •• r.lt ttoolts tr~ntmed of fat, sovtt.m O,.n ,_,., Thru S.t. T••• A,• ..-..-.'" MARY JUNE'S BEAUTY SHOP Lose 10 llts. In lO Days •l'•· frlocl chlckon, rich erovlos, nuayonnalse, lollsters rwlnunln, In buttor, bocon, lou• .. " oncl Hl'ti..,.J.cl -til•• y..,. COI'I oot until YDU .,. full, until you cannot ponlbly oot any mon • A copy of thla now oncl stortlnt •ucconlul eliot plan con ba .btolned by ..ncllnt $3.00 to Gropofrult Dlot , 8 0111 012e, Loowoed, ICCfftlal 66206· , l. , l~ l..;;;o;.;.;;;;,;;;;;.;;;.;;;;;;.j;j,j''~'"'"--------.1 ,, Mllthed•••lcUNice6n~ . . lhll-olil& -~ lloiWon I n - uto, 11Jf ""tnWrnitleMINI\wi,..,...AtiM......,.I-....... i • .. • • Joy Souer, claiiJIIlter of Mr; aOO Mra. Harold sauer, wu till~ s• recent overn!Jiht gueotor~ anie Ross, dougider o! lllr. alliS RACINE AMERicAN Legion Mr .. Merlyn ao.., GaUtpoll..; Auxiliary, Tueeday, 7:30p.m., MrL Grace Vla or Borpr, maaked Halloween JllllV lor Texoa, lo here ror a vlelt wltlt Junior members following: the Costume prizes were award- her sister, Mra. John KJJICIId. meeUng; prizes to prettiest, ed ot a HaUoween party olthe Dr. a,.. Mrs, CeeU H-nol ugllelll ond most original. Re- Golden Rule Claas or I h e Colwnbus were Sunday ~ freshmenla. Mldclleport Firat B a p I I s t or lllro, Goren Stansbury, AnolhREVIVAL, 7:30 p.m. nightly Church Saturclay night at the er guest or Mrs. Stansbury Sunat Syracuse Mission through summer home of Mr. and Mrs. da.)' was Mrs. Charles M~ this week wtth Sister Stella Harold Chase on the ado Rlv- tel who has been here vlsltlrw· Carlyle speaker; public wel- e r . Mrs. Crary Davis but wtl1 be The prizes went to M r s, retumirw to Paclfte Grove, come. SPECJAL MEETING, Heath Ted Riley, Jr ., the preiUest; Ca!IL, later this week. Methodist Church, " CaU to Mrs . . Charles Edwards, t h e Both Robert and Gordon BarPrayer and Self Denial ," Tues- ugliest; Mr. and Mrs. Man- ri1 nf Columbus visited here day, 7:30 p.m., sponsored by nlng Kloes, the most original, over the weekeOO duetotbehO...· The amual Halloween carni· WSCS. and John Fultz, the cutest. pltallzoUon or their lather, R. val or the Pomeroy PTA wlll be COLLEGE ln!ormatlon night, Mrs. Beuloh White !Did a W. Harrisstaged Thursday night at the Mell!>l lli&lo School, Mldclleporl, HaUoween a!Dry anclthere were . - - - - - - - - - . - ; ; Pomeroy Elementary School. 7:30 p.m. Tuesday tor- senior s several group games played Chairmen of committees have IJld parents; 11 colleges a n d during the evening. Guests were been named by Mrs. Gene Houd- schooJa to be represented. greeted as they arrived for a shelt allll Mrs. Dwl&lol CuiLADIES AUXILIARY, F.,.. the party by Joe ancl Barbara turns. Each chairman will le-- ney • Bennett Post 128, Ameri- Anthony in ghost costuming, lect other members to work on can Legion, 7:30 Tuesday night Mrs. WW!o Anthony tDld lorthe commttteet. at the hall: juniors to meet at tuneSelo. d dwi~ The chalrmen are Mrs. RCJb.. 7 p. m. ad an san ""es were ert Lewis and Mra. Pat Woods, POMEROY ftRST Baptist oerved . Members or the Buoy sweet shop; Mrs. Austin PhU.. Church Halloween party, Tues- Bee Class were guest.& at the H OLLV WOOD, CALIP, Ups and Mrs. Dave Grueser, day night, grand march at :30. part;y . The guests were M r a . 7 (Special) -This It the revocafeteria; Mrs. Richard RlC)e White, Mrs. Edwards, M. r s. lu.tlon~J"Y grepefrult diet that and Mr~ James Wisect.V, ftv•e everyone 11 IIUCidtnl,. Ulklnt WEDNESDAY Lenora Sigman, Mrs. Elizabeth about. Thou•ndJ of copiH cent fish porxl; Mrs. Gene Mitch WILDWOOD GARDEN Club, Slovln, Mrs . Isabelle W I n ehevo blt,n. p.....d fNII\ hM. and Mra. Paul•Elchingert riN; 7:30 Wei!ioesday, "come as YIJII:. lil:~,r, , 1.1,)1 .. r.Mi ~. to tlanf.- lft · tactortft.,.•plaftt'a toss; Mrs. Pat ·D uffy and ~rs. are" party,' h6ine Of MrA. Peul Mrs Franc Oil Jl,earho, Mrs. end crfflcea threuwhtut "'U.S. Gw Gulnthir'," !Ish pond; Miss Fisher; Hiram Fisher, as- U1Uan McGhee, Mrs. La u r a Caroline Smith, spook rOOIYL listing hostesa. BecaUH thlt 11ft r I I l'f J Seines, Mra. Lettie Bouoh, Mrs. worb. We have tetthntnllla Mrs. Max Folmer, apron Golda Mourning, Mrs. Charles Nportlng tn lt1 IUOCfe&i If lady; Mr. alii Mro. Jack CarWhite ancl Mra. Jacob Turner. JOU folloW It eatctly,' )'OU sey, balloons; Mr. and Mrs. .thould lo1e 10 pouni:la In 10 Golden Rule Class members 'daya. No weight ION In thtl Kenneth Harris, coke machines, at the party were Mr. ancl flrtt four daya tlut you will and Mra. Ivan Wood and Mrs. Mrs. Bob Richardson, Mr. and tuddenly ·ch1etp I Poundl on Wilbur Hood, treats. the 5th day. TheNBftll' .... Mrs. KJoes, Mr. and Mrs. Tt:ll.Y Committee chairmen uMble '"' pound • day untn the Fowler, Mr. and Mrs. Jolm 10th day. Then ytu will kiM to serve are asked to notify eiFultz, Mr. ancl Mrs. William 1Y, pounds eve~ two tleyo ther Mrs. Holxlashelt or Mrs. until you aet down to your M's, William Barnhart is in Davi s, Mrs. Riley, Mr. and proper welghL Beet of all, Cullums. Mrs. Gerold Anthony , ancl the London, 0 . visiting her s lster. th tr e will bo no tlunpr Mrs. Wald Gorby, who Is Ill. Rev . Charles Simons. pang'\. Revlted and oenla,..d, Mrs. Fowler, Mrs. Fultz and th it Jlet ICitt YOU ltutf J'OUP. Mrs. Robert Kuhn, wtre of aelf with formtPIY llforbtdo the pastor of the Pomeroy First Mrs. Anthony were hostesses den" fooda, euch 11 ....kl Baptist Chu<eh, Is a patlenl at with Mrs. Seines, Mrs. MDumtrimmed with fat, rout or fried chlckeft, graviH, ma~ Universi~ Hospital , Columbus, lng ancl Mrs . Hotrold Chase onn~~lto, lobster CIWirnmltll 1ft [or the retreohcontributing Her room number is 979 . The butter, bacon fatt, ....., .. ments served. Rev. Robert Kuhn and claughand aerambled 1101 ltld dill lou weight. Thl HC:Nt b• ters, Janelle, Karla, and Rob.. hind thil "qulok wellht lo•" ln, spent yesterdoy ond today diet le eimplo. 'M dotl not with her. Mrs. Kuhn is WKlerform fat And the grapefruit Juice In thll diet aoll u 1 oatgotng obse"aUon and tests. alytt (the '"trlggor"), to etar1 Mr. ancl Mrs. Mike HamPT . PLEASANT - The OH the fat burning procllt.. You mer and daughters, Lou Ann KAN Coln Club will hold a 1tufl yourulf en ttlo Pl'"'ltand Kimberly, or Columbus regular meeUng at the Tu&dted food lltted In tht diet plan, and 1tlll 1... unllghtly were Sotunlay guests or Mr. le-Wel Manor, this eveniogwlth fat and ..coaa boclly flulde. A anci Mrs. IIDb Hoe!Uch a n d a aociaJ hour and trading seseopy or this .tartllnt ~ JB.Yne. ful diet tin tit ollltalfttd bJ sion starting ot 6:30p.m., pre.. ndlng S2 to Bernard Yates of Bowden, Ga. ceding the business meeting_ was the weekend guest of Mr. The ~bHc is Invited to atCltn~e Did Plen ancl Mrs. I!Dbert Raub, Pome- tend the evening's activities 1111 w. Jlffertelll roy. Mr. Yates ancl Mr. Raub which wiU end with a coin auc.. L.A. Cellf. 10011 aerved together in World War Uon. Mone,.-biiCk IUINfttH. lf D and had not Been each otJt.. BIRTHDAY OBSERVED eftttr trying thl diet rou lmle er lor 17 years. Spondlog &onnot loat 7 ,ounde In Ute fl ... The birthday anniversary or day with tlle Raubo were Mr. •ven d.,.., aneth.,. I ,...,... Oliver Michael, Pc.neroy, was In tiM next 7 da,.t. IIUI 1!-i ancl Mrs. Calvin Minich or observed with a dinner Sunday. paunda IVIt')' twe YoungBIDwn. aftltr, elrnpl,. retul'll thl IIIII Gueata durltWtho day were Mr. pl•rt end )'Our tl will M ~ and Mrs. Woodrow call, Jr., fundd promptiJ ntl wlltaeut Middleport~ Mrs. Jack AckerII'IUment. T ..P lttt thlt . . . . . . u 1 Nm1ncllr, DM:.man. Portlall.i., Ore., am Mr. MW to Nlllrt tltl trim ........ alii Mrs. Do.td Michael, Porn. tiQ fltUN If J'hP ,...... eray. Ca rn iva I Will Be Thursday Lose 10 lbL In 10 days 01 Grapefruit Diet Mr,. u,.. ....,.. Sorority Teo Will Now now about llstontnu ro ttlm?: ' ' Coin Collectors To Meet Tonight God h~ l~t8D6d to uou onougn tim~. ,_ Ann Boso Candidate for Mt~~~b• of Southern lecal a..r4 tf E4ucatlon pd. Pal. Frank Cornell Mv.: ' [] Place X WRITE IN CANDIDAt~ Whon tft llolore N - ...... Writt~ FOR LI!IAMoM "r0'114SIIII! ' 5orvM AI Tt.o- I , Yr~. A,. • f �., ' .' .~'I J,. • ;: LIOAL MOTICI MOTICI or JiLICTIOM OM TAX HOKE REPAIRS,Pidnlllll.oar. LIVY IN IXC!II or TMI TIM MILL 'LIMITATION penlrJ, 1111n8111111. AU wort 'NOTICE h ,_,., ytwon , ... , In rurswonce of a Rosa vii on of tt. 11...-d of EducatiOI"' of tho Moles Loiol School District, Meigs OMo, poued on tho llh .Ill)' . . Julr, 1969, then will Ito C-1' ......-., -""- ·"*'· .Coli oolite!. ~!"' Cheater t8M147 10..22-lllp i• ' -------------- CHEERFUL HOIJSEper..Uz. ed llld all O.caolon cardo, aJ. fKl tbrtlltmaa eard aaiOrtMolgt Count,., Ohio, at tho regular monta. Line Gt novelt,y lift•. plocos of vmlng th.,.in, on T-•· day, th. 4th day of Novo._, Pbone 992-1385. 1969, tho qu.,.tlon of lov,.lnv, In 10..28-Stc OltUII ol ,.._ ton mill lhnltlltlonf submitted to a voto of tho P"~tle of IGicl School Dlsttlct ot o GEN-ERAL ELECTION to 1:.. hoW In the Mtlgs Local Se;hool Olohlct, 1964 DO,DGE • Cunoollt o•penso• of tke tub· dlvltiCMI. Sold ta1t being: a ro~M~wal of an oxlttlne to11 of '""• 111ills to '""" fot o contlnulnt ,_rod, Itt o rat. nor oxcHcUng 3.0 mlllt for ooch on~~ dollar of voluotlon, wlltch on~ount1 lo Thirty Contt lw -ch OM hundred dollon. of vGiuotlon, foro continuing period, The Polla for aald Elution will ~. open at 6:30 o'eloelt~ A.M, ~nd NIIICIIn op•n until 6:30 o'elod: P.M. Entern Standard Time of aald dor. County, Ohio @f,iOTHY 11. JOHNSTON Dvt.llf ac..~" l l " " Oct. 6, 13, 20, 1 1963 FORD NOTICE ON FILING Or INVENTORY AND APPAAISI!MI!NT To the E..cutOI' or Adllll'nhtrcttor of tho ntoto; to wch of tho Fol· lowing ae cwo ,.,lc:lont1 of tho State of Ohio, YiJ.:-tiM IUF¥i-.lng IPOUI00 tho ne.wt of kin, the bon.. flclorioa uAC!er tho will; and to the ottomor or att•ner• ropnlontlng Gn)' o tho afoNmentlonod F*"" 10n11 Winifred T urn•, No. 20201, Rt, 3, "bony, Ohio. You . . h.oby notlflod thot tho lnvontorr and Approlsem•nt of the 01t.t. of tM aloremontlonocl, d.. CHied, lato of 1old County, wn ftlod In thl1 Cour1. Sold lnvoMory and Appnl10mont '111111 ~. for t.cwln1 bofoN thla Court on tho 6th dar of Nov., 1969, at 10:00 o'~:l«k A.M. pM'son d.. lrlng to fllo •• C!f'! one tkonto muat file th- at Ieoifllvo dar• prior to tho dOt .. .., "" he:llrintGI¥on undor '"I' hand and sool of sohl Court, th11 16th day of Oct. 1969. Cl•,. of oold Court ly tt-nrl•tt. O'lrlon Chlof D•puti Clorl 10/20 10/27 2tc LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE OF ILECTION ON TAX' LEVY IN EXCESS OF THE TEN MILL LIMITATION NOT ICE '' ....... ,. 1lnn 1hot In of A. rosolution of the Board of TMtn1hlp TrultHI of th. Towftlhip of CIM1tor, Molt• County:, Ohio, ~ued on tho 27th dar of Jun~~. 1969, tMN will M •ubo ftlltted to o uta ol tho pooplo of nld Chestw Township at a GEN• ERAL ELECTION to bo Mid In the T ownshlf. of Chest•( Ohio, at tho r.vu or placos o Yotlng tlwroln, on T~~~osdar, tho 4th da, of HO¥omb., 1969, tho questiOn of levy/ ... 1 in ••ceu of the ton mill llmltotloro, lot tho ben.flt of Chut• T ownst.ip for tho purposo of providing and mol,.alnlng firo o,orotus, oppllonco,, · bulldl"l'l • 1Jff.1 tiwnfor, or IOLI'COI o water 1upply and moterlala theta· for, 01 thl ntabllehment and IIIWIMoM nee of lines of fl,ro alarm tol.. raph or th;. paymut of ,_.. fiiOI'Iornl, part..,lfMI 01 Yolu"""' fiN-n or fiN fl,htlng componl•• to op ... to tho SaTM, punuo~teo Sold tar. being: o rone..ol of 01'1 o.:loti"J ta• of }'II "'111 to run for ftve .Y-n at a rato not ••coed· lng ~ n~lll for HC:h OM dollar of ¥Gtuatlon, •hlch omount• to fl¥o conts for ooch one hundrod dol· lara of valuotlon, for Fl"• yoon. Tho Poll• f• eold Eloctlon ,ill be opon at 6:30 a'doclt A.M. and niiiiDit~ apon vllfll 6:30 o'clock P.M. Eaotern Stondard T lm41 of IOid '"'' Br, onlor of th. Boord of E octlons, of Molt• c. ••,,., Ohio, ' I' :: i ,I ,, "., I EMM!TT G. WILL Cltolrmon DOROTHY M. JOHNSTON Cl... O.tod Octobor I, 1969 Qet. 6, 13, 20, 27 LEGAL NOTICE NOTICE Of ELECTION ON TAX LIV'f IN !XCESS OF THE TEN MILL LIMITATION $695 ROOF REPAIR and remodeling, oloo Interior and oxt.rlor J)llntlng llld remodeling, car. pentry, by ....tract or ....... Free estimate. Will Jill 111\Ywhere. Ph<Mie 992.jj440, 10.22.jjtc I WILLplokOII_r<_lltand . all. to ........, on a perceal- F• The F1llilt . Slrrlce DA't • tuJ<WUJ aawtciiil......._: ,.• ...., . . . Co. NIGHT ..• CALL • RAILINGf SERV!CE mont,..,_,.,_.,.._.~ . ~ ....... , •••••,, 0. eel, 50'1 MIUIL,MMISDI'I. Plllllio e-u.u. on.zm. -------------- DAY!f2-Zl$1 l'WO ~0011 _,.II... OPh IVIS. 1101 P.M. NIGHt-.;7324 7fS.4ttll ...., .. - . dlniJw - , IIIII and .,, I'CIMIIIIO\', 111110 - I I carpolild, 1M ... R. H. oftawii!WS Sans WANT .iD Baowbill Aw., M't ...L For sale LI!GAL NOTICE INFORMATION .' ..DDLIPORT, OltiD I'll. ~tUNs or m aort DEADLINI!I · IN THE COMMON PLI!AS Uttlc .POODLE PVPJiJm AKC Tcir• WANTED - Reliable person to 5 p.IR. Oay ••••• ,._.llutlo" C:OURT Dr MEIGS COUNTY, ...,..., o..diiM f .... llw wltll elclerlr man. Free - - - - - - - - - - - - - OHIO mlnlllllra, ' " and . . 111111 c.nc.llolion• ' C.roctlIIYIIW quarters, plus meaiL Pets For Saie· oenlce and.. •... PIIIDe' No. l.f.549 1111 •• oceoptocl Ulllll f •·•· I• 81111111. 11-Mc O.r of P .. 11c.,,., MYRNA V. CARPIMTIR, Muat be able to oook, cloen BEAUTIFUL AKC PUll ~Mt~Pltl, R. D. 1, Bolll 481 lltiEGULA TIOHS hooae and do laundry. C a II olso C&lrn Terriers. .ForL•nJ Bottom, Ol'llo, The P... lishot reMr¥oa tho r .... PlalntiH, 992-3030 between 3:30 p.m.' morly Ireland Rd. ~L AWNINGS, oterm c1oon and t. Hit or ,.i•ct ony ads • • - • - . lntlonal. Tho p.. ll,hor will '* and 5 p.m. tor l'urther lllfor- llunlap'o, 312 Jolul St., Bel· • ....,.,.. carporu, 111ftNA THAHIEL J. CARPENTER, .. , •• ,........ ,., . . . thtlt ... motion. pre, Ohio 43714. Phone 614Add•ou Unk,..,n. l•.,.•ect ln1of11011. - · .blOWII and beiliu.... Dof.ndont, I0-26-6tc 42:J,.726L 11).27.jjjc tlop. Eimer White, lll8a,... R'A T£5 NOTICE BY PUBLICATION For WoM Ad S..-.lco ....... u.... For trw 11111• J Clroh .,.!.,Word eM lftMftiM Sales Nathoniol J, Carpont•, whose matea, phone Olarlu Uale, ploc• of ro1ldonce Is unknown, Ml"'- c.... ,.. For Sale !IYraeue. V. V, Jrt ua and · will take ,.otlce that on tho lOth 12 Clntl pot" ....,. . . . . . C . . . OCII- 1988 COUGAR, 302 engine, 3on THREE boogie cloga, 0118 male doy of October, 1969, tho undof.. tl ... ~o• .,u .... Son, "'"5-1-Ift - ' ---a-, wide 01/llla,$1900. 1931 and two temalo. Phone 99z. 1l1n.d fllod her petition ogolnlf II c•nt• par Wer4 six Mft~Hutlw• hln. In tho Court of Com.-on }ftHrtiOOII. Ford, O>evy -erecl, 90 per 6871 ~------- - ----- For Sale Pl•a• of M•IJI Count,, Ohio, 25 ,_ ~•nt OiacCKHII •• ,.,. Ms cent clone, $1000. Call 949• COAL, WISP, . . . lllllllr, prayln, for a divorce rom N• 10-26-.'ltc thonlol J, Corpontor, f• the .... •d• ,., .. wlthl .. to •••. 2601 alter 5 p. m. miM run. Exoalolor 8llt F1ELD ...,..- a.r,•..... CARD 01'" THANKS & OBITUARY eoro, cu1tody and ·c ontrol oF tile . .. 10-28-l:llp Worka, Eaot Main SL, P IJ.$0 fOf 50 ~tCN4 -'"'••· 1! •. minor childNn of tho J.artlo1 ... 41tio1N11 • 2c . hereto; that •h• bo owo od all oroy, Pllane Hl-3811. IIIGom. All eoiGn 10 .... . - - - - - - - - - - - - CORN, Rl. 7,canbeloocleclfr,.. of th• property of tt,. part!" 01 BLIND ADS 1968 CREVBOLET, two door ftelcl, tram 0o1. 28 to No. L ~l.a.cto ' pi:ll't of her alimony; thot sh. b• .Ydltlo.. l JSc A4wiN• awarded alimony lor hw1elf, tl .. -nt. . . 6 cylinder • - e r LuciDo Smltll, Cheater Impala, - - w. m. 1upport of tho minor chlldNn of OFFICE HOURS 5147. . &leering, automatic tran1- 98$.1S2l. ' tho portiu horoto; on ollowonee ..988 STEPSIDE If.. -4lln pickup 1:30 • .• . ro 5:GO , .•. o.n,. for hor CJttor,.ya '"" Mroln oncl mlaslon, redlo, extra nice, IJI.26-3tp Cbevrolet lr1lck, .1,89S. - ~~for such other relief to which lrJD o.-. t• 12.00 No- s.tuNo., turqoolae. Clorlea C. KIJW, -----------Pllane 992.jjt39. sho may bo entltlod; on tho phooe 742-4846. rounds of grou noJioct of duty. Real Estate For sale !old COUll .. 111 bo fot hoor/,.. Notice 11).26-3tc SPINET PIANO. Wanted, reon and aftor the 25th dor of oponalblt part,y to lake ...,r - - - - - - - - - - - - - Nonmbor, 1969. BOB'S REDUCING !1111111 and . llllf monlllly PQlDOntl on 0 55-GALLON dniiDJI, &0011 lor The potltlon In 1old oetlon Heollh Center Is now open, al•o prayo that the following ~lnet plano. <An be aeelllo- ' lnlh, f2.50 Ncb. I'Omerqy real and porJDnal r:;operty of 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. bJ IIIIPOintwhich you oro or c aim to bo cally. Write Credit Ma-r, Junk Company. ment, 5 p.m. to lOp.m, noap-1 the ownor l:lo apr,llod l-ard fJGI'• 10.22.J.2tc P. 0. Box 276, ShelbyviUe, ' mont of alimony 01t plolnt!H: polntment neceaaary. Locat-------------GEO. HOBSTETTER, l""'or ' All household aoocl1, 1955 Ford lndtena. 11).14-12tp ed below K IIIII K Mobile P lclo.up truck, 1963 Chewolet OLD LIBERTY Thoatn 'IJulld. POMEROY - 8 roaai"o, auto~nohll• and the following Homea, P o 1 n t Pl•aant. real proport)': I'W. Nice. Vary r•._.,... - root Two lata, t&SCJO, COAL, 011..-MIIInc run, JaPhone 675-2t54 or 6'15-4020.• Th• follo,lng do•cribod rool Ph..., 992-5251. POMEROY - 3 beclroam brlok, estate 1ltuotod In the town•hlp cobs Ccal Co. HWiand TfWie. 1Jh'I.Uc 10-12-tk both, steam hell, lull bu. of Chost•• County of M-lp, Phooe 7f2-4952 or 9~489, In tho Stoto of Ohio and In ment. Only $11500. S.c. No. 2•, Town No. 3, Rongo 111-WOI<: __ - - - - - - - - - - - - SYRACUSE - 9 rooms, bot11, No. 12 In tfae Ohio Company'a MEiGS LOCAL Poronto, vvte NEW OIL F1JRNACE~ Jnitiiied, P~Wehau and bounded ancl beaement, 2 Iota. $1.2,900. for the school tax renewal, 65,000 BTU PERFECTION a"" described o• follow•, t ..wlt: ..11$. TII'IDJI a..nabla. Ph. keep schools open, Don't vvlo RESORT - tor i!wlmJniJtc, boa~ · BoJinnlnt In tM . for of tM tomatle fuel oil heater, like 1192-3352. roods loading from Chnter to ogaln!lt your kids by not 1). 11-11 .,. and ftlhi~Wo tas,ooo. . new. Phone Alballl' 698-4498, 1 1 Lon1 Bottom, and to Tupp•• voting or to economize at c MIDDLEPoRT9 ,_., 111.. BusineSS Sen lees Plains; thonc:e following tM 10-26-3tc their expense. It Is no tax Tuppore Plains road to the . · .. - - - - · -•·- - - - - - ··-·- botllo, 111w lhl1111o roof..(lu.... n01th , lin. of 5-.ctlon No. 2•; ...... 2?_kYellRICAN ln.,_. Harold ~~. 2, . otereo, #t $I.O 500. . ~l•·.~~···">\S~~(~fl!ll{l. hdJ . • .. thonct •o•t olon1 ••ld 111111 A FEW:- womln's c::oats. sutb -:'"JUI'FM 1 eeactchllrw-"'·po Albony. Hvrioonvllle nA o. · ,.:,RoY' Bua . 1iUJ :t..~wJt •• !· ~ ·llnlce ·· ~ to J, S. Frank's northwa1t cor• 0~ 1 1!11110:iJM!TH IALI~ and dresses. Aloo, slrh' er,. r!. - III'Jiem. ..., • Pltiat. HWUI ' member. n•; thlnco In o aout.._~ dl· 1 IANAUGA, OHIO roctlon to tha Cl"'er o tho Balance due $95.42. Uae our 1W on Miln. PG,OOO. Rael8t, ado . coats an:l dresteL Phone 10.19-l.tlp Che1tor ond Long Bottom Rood, 992-8439, 11).26-3te time payment plan. Call 992- POMf;BOY - 7 roomo, llf.. Crltt Bn1dl'acd 24 rods southeast of a culvert ROOF REPAIR aad a• cld on 1old road; thane• fuflowlng 3352, 10-23-&c botll, al........, eldl..,5-1-cte ' aold rood to tho ploeo of ~ .. lqr; ............. pofn!h.and h•t. Gonp. Aaldllst20,000. USED PIANOS, two nice recooglnnlne, conrolnlng 11 ocr••· 69 BUICK .... $2995 , ....,..q. b)' -et. SuLjoct to oil and goa res.,.a• L•Sobro 4 ·Jr. Sedan. Now diUanecl "'rlsht ptenos wltll SOLID STATE atereo 1989 wal- LETART - 8 roomo, botll, eel· READY-MIX CONCIIEl'E dill..,: tlons of rocord. Buick trodo·ln frat~~ ono of Frto lltlmata. Phooe lltZ. Jar. 4 iatL $11500. bench. Free Uellvecy. Call ot~r mo1t coroful ownors. nut stereo ......Se with 4REFERENCE DEEDS• Vol. 280e. We ao ..,.....,.. - rl&lit "' ,._ ~ I p..,.., atoerlng. Powor 124, P':f• 58; Vol. 138, paDO Rutland Furniture 742-421 L opMker, 4-opeed •-tic HELIN or VIRGIL TEA,ORD . Fut and - · FrM .Iiiio' ~ an Vol. 140, pogo 554, Auto. troru. Llko brokoa. 11).14c 1 10-26-3te ,....... lns14o and out. . Ph. teiiaHt, GooM•lgs County Dood R•conts. • ..._.,, llalancedue $8S.40. ASSOCIATES 992-3325 Uae our time - n t plan. lloln Ro141'-llbl co., 1DH•' MYRNA V, CARPENTER port, Ohio. wo.uc.> 66 GMC VB .. ·!1595 3 BEDROOM - home, ltrp Call 992-3352. 'YRA~USE .VACANCY far two aldorlr _. 1,, CROW, CROW & LDfl!t Whoolboso WI Sldo living room, big doaeto, PORTER. Hor Attorne71 Plclu,op. This it. a oM ow,_ pie. Prefer prhate J)lld po. 10-23-4tc 111.28-etc ' - - - - - - - - - - - - . 10/13 10/20 ,0127 111311/10 truck. Traclo•ln on 69 GMC. bosoment, prage,-ch with 11/1111/24 7tc Uenta. Pllane Mu111, '1'13ili:Pnc ..... i'" 1 )lfJho' Sho.... good caN. We can beauUiul >low, LudaCIIIIecl 3 BEDROOM houae with both, a...;.l-• ._.CIS . 5185. I0-8tfc highly ncomTMnd. Good 6 Old.;·... plr u..... and oeecled. Phone 99Z-3t54. .,.. large boa-nt, born, 2 IJUI. ..,.. · Rllllll. NOTICE Of ELECTION ON TAX 11).26-3te LI!Y'f IN IXCISS Of THE bulldlnp, clrUied water well, AIR' COIIIIITIOIIIit, CHUCK'S can saveyou~tohalt TI!H MILL LIMITATION 64 FORD ...... !1195 4 acreo with rlwr rr.. da&. alllt8 ....... Jaell'• IWrlo IE! NIICLEII Bulldl• llttstl1 VB Sta, Wagon. Pow• on TV ....,..,. If you b..._ 1 8 ROOM HOUSE, 2 botha, good ""ring. Auto. tran1. NOTICE I• horelly ylwot~ that in OD stale route 124, 1'4 mllH ......... lfiW lla- PllaiJa .... llu!M• .,_ ..... Qdl them ln. Oluck'aTV,152Butp..,.uonco or a R•so utlon of th. well, cistern, barn, 2 acres, bol"" Raelne. .PIIane liter · 813 JUt. · : 1111)' ,....,..., Radat, 0. Council of tho Yllla941 of Raclnol ternut, Paneroy. Phone 992In lluriiOilVIlla. Phone 74Z. 4:30 p. m.' 94~1143. w.cr. Ohio, pa•••d oro tho 2nd doy o Wlltte 5080. 11).1~< July, 1969', thoro will bo suilmltted 51158, 10-28-3te 10-211-8tc to a vote of the pooplo of sold BUICK PONTIAC INF-ATION . NEWS ... Th• SNto of Ohio, Molgl Count)' PNkt. Court F.,r.. -- WMPO. LEGAL NOTICE O'BRIEN Ju 1• a!MI oa-oHiclo --~--$795 ----.---------- EMMETT G. WILL O.olr-n ••r. • Fairlane 2 dr, 6 cyl. qine, ltd, lran7""'R";.dio, heat•. Good tiret. 1969 CHI!VELLE --~-------$3695 S.S. 396 H.T, Cpo. Official car. Now car IIIIo. Foe· tory air, power stHring, diac brakea Turbo Hydramatic, rad!o and R.S. •reaker, buck'et seat con• solo, blue With bluo vi~y roof, fully equipped, 0 roof beauty, reduced to $3695. ......... Jim - · anctlallnr, Clall JlnCJ•nf ....... 67. ordor of the Board ol E octfon-. l1f Molt• · ~ Ton. 8 Flaruide, now lfieo. Solid cab. lor the bont~flt of l!klga L~o Schclol Ohtrict fw tt.. pw,..o of ......... -------------Auto c,_,. ,., A. LOCAL REPORTS DAILY _llail_ . . . . . ------------ -------------- AT 7:50 A.a. 12 NOON ..... -.....w. ...... ..... v.. ..,.... -:---------...,. ------------ 3·P.M. A.liD 4:30 P.JA; Keeping Meigs HOISTETTER REALTY ...... '1111 Ws:r".L"IIIII Gollia and': · -..u., ' Mason Area · Informed As Well As .Entertained ------------ ""'ue, --.... IAliUI/2 .,.wto . -- ----------- -----.------,....:;.....;.,o. -------------- -------------------- ------------ -------------- NOT ICE i1 h.roby ylven that in lut'lu_Gnce of a R.. o utlon of tho Baonl of Township Trust•n of tt. Township of ()ronQe, MollS Cou~ ty, Ohio, pc:~ued on tho 2nd day of Sopt•mbov, 1969, thefO wi II be sullmi"od to o Yoto of tho poop!• of eold Orantl Towns hlp at o GENERAL ELECTION to bo held In tho T ownshlp of ()range, Ohio, at the Nfllllor plac:•• of votl ... th•oln, on T uosda)', tho 4th do, Br, Ofd., .f the loaN! of ol No•omb..,, !969, th• quoltlon E actions~ of Molge of I••YIAJ, In 011c•u of tho ten Ceunty, OhiCI mill limitation for tho b•noflt of IMM!TT G. WILL Or•"l• Township for the purpo10 Choir ~no• of provldl"' and mointplni"!!l flro DOROTHY M. JOHNSTON •w•atus, appllonc••• buildl"''l cr.,• Of 11t01 thoftfor, 0# IOt.lrC:OI 0 Dot•4 I, 1969 wotor supply and materials there· Oct. 6,Octot.er 13, 20, 27 far, or the elfabll,hment and -IMononco of linos of lire al•m r.loeroph or tho poyrno"' of porMOnent, port..,hno Of voluntoer flro-n ar fir. fioahting companiu to oponte the aa-. S.id to• being: a ren•waf of on Mro. RuthSWOIIatonofColumt•letlng to11 of ~ mill to run lor fl- )"'on/ at a rote not eu:Mdln; bua Yloltecl her fllther, Ralph ~ tnllle or OGc:h o,.. dol1111 of Lee, and the Robert Lee tom. Yoluotkln, which OlnDIIftll to ''"o c•ltta for •oc:h ono hund,.d dollon lly on Sa-y. John Farcy of of ¥Oiuotlan lor Fl"oloora. Atheno called duri'W the week. Tho Polls for 1aid leetiOfl will Those caUq on Eunle Brink· Ito .,en at 6:30 o'clock A.M. and ,._In apon until 6!30 o'clock er recently were Mr. and Mrs. P .M, Eostet'n Standard T l,.o of Mid doy. Clarence Fear and his mother GMC TRUCKS POMEROY Wanted To BUJ CHINA CABINETS, rwnd tablao, old dooka, tie. Write or caD M. D. lllllor, Rl. 4, P.....,..,, pl-. 811W21L 8.2~< Lost and Found FOUND, malepekl..-se. Wa,yoe SWisher, W. Main eroy, Ohio. st., Pom11).26-3tc -----------For Sale, Rent SIX ROOM hooae,1'h baths, 613 MID St., Middleport. Inquire at 439 Uncoln St., Mlclcll&. 10-ll~c JIOrl. ------------Help Wanted WyOla Hill, Call Horton Am- ltoYe. Phone 8112-29'7L old 992-2285, For Rent 1 -------------COMFORTABLE 5-roambauae, 4 ROOM HOUSE In Syracuoe, 2 bath, cl•· water, nl- _.... . -~--- · · - u··"' ........ ...~ ......... ~racuae. Alone 992.2t41 bekitchen • cllni'W roam. car. -- --- --- - - -- poae, .... ...-. 110 wxlmum can rt. oucq !\leetallot&. I'll. ~ 3440, Bltncllolllar, Ohio.#+ 8' x 35" HOOSE treller, ..... I0-27-411< condlllon. Pllone O>eater tll5.· _ _ . 4187. 0 II u r E. Baii11J, ~N-F'iu: ~ ~;;.;;,.. Reeci..We, Ht. I . tween 7 and 9 p.m., llmcii,Ye port, Clt,y water, I'll..., 99210-22-- Sola• and Sonlctl. · 4 to 6 p.m. 5086. 11).26-3tc -------------- 8l'1tldai Ia !Ire IIIII llfM1 I0.2~c iJ1:DveE IIAFI Ull 1111& W. "'11,..... !!lleelll dll'"'ntl prlcoa 111 all f1pft and 111M 1989 SKYLINE Mobile bome, 3 2 BEDROOM brick h,..e, $75 bedrOINU., 12' X 80', Take C I 11 llllllla andE.V...... Of !Ire ..U•IJd . . .o. Pballa' month. New !Iaven, W, Va. llatlpllle. *-Ill. llt2-a21, Dllllhll-. over III,YIIIOnta. $92 monlh. Phone 882-3206, Ph..., 247-28'15. - -· 10..22~ 10-26-6tc lii-2Wte ~ GAs ....... laala1ledO: -- ,;..- :_--.;_$295. 1'1r1111 a•Dabh, Pb; ALL-AROVND aboot IDIIal, ID4 ROOM unlurnlahecl haute, GRAVELY tractor and llllllfar. Ww$52. leriar and taterlor polllllll. 1850 Lincoln llalshta. Electric IIUitar with ampll11).1o-tfe~ roollal. I'OIIIb 1111 lllbbool llt2.:1874. 10.2Uio ller. Bath In exeellant ...,_ ----------- CIIPIJitl'y. ~-.!. 20 ---- ------ ---ciiUon. Phaao 992-3098, J-1 ._....... FrM t.U.. CAMPERS and Ira... trlllen, UNFURNISHED HOUSE, Iorge 10-28-3tc a.- and C 0 11 •I LCJtr DllteL Jolul Crowo, 317 Lf>. li\lfC room, fireplace, tdt-----------..-a c:uat SL, llkllll~ 1'ballo chen, utlllcy room bath, 3 BEDROOM mndern In ,.. ••O. 10 P'I'CIIIt to 11 P11" -·-· - -·· AUI'OMOBILE ................. .....lllfd? Lett ,..... ..... ..-. llco1116'1 Calf'lez Zlll. i ~~56 -------------- --------------------------- ------------ room. Very nice for two -e Ma1011. ~It level, bullt.oln kitchen, lull boHDMnt, a~ tachecl prop. Lot 80'x200'. P._ lllaaon 7'13-6339, 10-28-6tc ------------ -Trlller ....... lli1lloc-·"' 1'ballo Caal'• tiS • --=-.,. -- a.a·-· 99Z.24:~= :~~"'::.~:O:"'r!':: ~_::::a:..~.~ -.-.!- •- PROGRAMMING Night'• hera 32. Old ~d Selectllll mea~ USED ""'"' 34. Vapor 31>. Shifts 38. Strike- breaker ST. FJexl, tube 88. Bhe· bear SHOP OUR THRIFT SHOP, 3nl FLOOR I Lat. I -rx .... 41. Holeln ble 42. - - lhlrt f3. Blunder 4~. Part of "to be" 1 10 ANC:Hat A ·SHJP IN NC:R'NWE5T AFRICA. LOW, LOW, Jllic:IS . 1&al 8tc -----------.,. l..,_.., ,..... ,., ..... lll_.l..loo· Y......y'e ;.t •t•• lAIIta - (A..wen '-'Dn-ow) AVINUI AN AU •t'SICI ,_ POCICII ·~ · ... lfcJ ' ' "" I I I ::.· ~ ~'·§:;~ •• .. .P ---·1 A ant a • ••• 11 1f " LTWKIL ·OYP lll'l'l KWT IIKV· . ~ . 11 .W ilt1T ltL T ' ITP, , TLI LIW ' OltiJ'T •ltor• ' U.....-blethele!GurJumbleo, lotiB to eaeh ICI"'"'· te form foar ordinar,. word1. ...,.,I -------------------- ' cl1ll11~~®f:!.:1!-:!c 27. RacUate 29.An.blan 99U953. n. Ral Estate F• Sate . COMPUTER DAILY CROSSWORD f •.-..' •a. ------------ 1\l!; ?OBJECT! paro New Hawa. 1023 8lp adults. No pets PhoneMaaon 3832. TWo ..0. -a. 01 DRIVERS NEEDED IN TillS 773-5203 or 773-5746. Ololltr • Rl. 7. WlloCb rar SEWING MA~ -Jiiiii(r1 AREA. Train now to drive 1 0-21-Uc aipl 11ft OD Cculli' li.d H, lti"nco, all tDAktL ~'aeml-truoko, lO<al and ...,, '1o.wote Fabrlo Sltap, · - - . the road. You can earn over - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - •----.-~,..-__ .._...;,~.._AllliiGI'IMd Sf~Wtr s.J.I $4.12 per ....,, after ehort FURNISHED llld llllfllrnlahecl trainllw. For lllter>l.,. and IIIII....._... a- to ochool. 5 BOOM HOlliE, both, Colhco 7·11 CAFE fauilo,liO..,.. _ lltnlot. Wt a.--~ 'i0:ik!O Ave., Jh•l•nd, !larry Pl...,. :Iokey II- -~ fU. IIIPIIcaUon, call I-513-2U· Phone IN lilt. mer, eanou, Ohio. PhoDe 57. 1NI-1Ce __________ ...;,_..;._ , 5572, or write Natlanwlde ---------Selet.Y Dlrwcm-, Room t%6, FURNISHED pnp-oJi Lancaetar, UW517, -----------kAiuiiiiii'i TV AJIDAN'I'I:No' 99 307 Eaot 4th Street, Trana111-2 4 Ito Phone 2-5435. lli!IMCE. , _ , '" • pOrtatlon BuUdllw, ClnciD11).23-tfe -----------.. _ liD. ~-------------OFFERS WILL be recoivod 11 IIIDDLEPORT -> l,_.and · · naU, Ohio. 10-27-2tc 8 ROOMS, both. Cloae to town. lho olll.. G( Wtbater 11111 111111, two ...., hlM,- ao~FiAili~Pd;-;i of Pataskala, Mrs. L)'cllaiiJ..U 'f. otdor of the loerd of of Pomeroy, Mrs. Gal')' Bl.rnltz I octlona, of Mofv• C.uaty, Ohio !:h. 992-2049, and dalll!hters Gt near Veto IMIIETT G. WILL Lake, Dean Barnltz of Pamei'O)', -------------realootate~'-~la 1ti5VlnaSL · · --- - · · ...... le 8lruio, •• ----. -~ ....... " J...., ..... ·. ~If•·. Mr. and Mrs. BarneyO'Brlenof DOROTHY M. JOMNSTOff CLEAN, c:Omtorteble siOop,ng 11t1 R. Lot, clo-oecl, ...,_ -. -. , U ._ cr.,• Junction Clt,y and Eroeot Clark room wllll kitchen privll-, IIIII• Gt ..., traet Gt 811o, . _ '"" ~ - - - .,.. O.tH Octo-bet I, 1969 IUIIoblt lor -king """""' raa, -traot0120 ..... a,and N.lnl911 at Rlc::lne. Oct. 6, I J, 20, 27 LEARN ot ft. . - In yew or luc:htr. Avalloblo Nov. 1. a ~ Ia all HYIIILL ~~~~ ·"~~ -· •lltllfi Mr. and MrL Me!Yin Circle OPCif• tl.-.. No tJOCiol oduc.. tfoa Macled~ It'• llltlf'le, Now Phone 992-54.10 efta< 5 p.m. ODil Ill ' ~~ t aoreo, · and famlb ot Coi1Dnbua, Ricky ...,. lnstont L..,Nng Mothod. IO.J9.7fp · all . Ill ~ 38 111[11 30, Clrde of Cbrlellon, Addle p..,. Writ• for he lirochun. ; : : Bldfard ,, Tollnahlp, llalci ell, Raclae RD, were rec::ent vtCOMPUTER COLLEGE TRAILER LO'rii, l!iiii•i·iiiilil!i" Cooolqr, 0111-. AD C10art ... ot Mar)' Circle. OF TECHNOLOGY Coort, Syracu11, 01\10, on ' Jed to ooFt ~. Glv "H..r tllil, 0 Job; &top Pat HW and JIU!leo Jal1n1011 Ono Public S..oro 1104 and •rnllitU!r tile wondroYI ot Racine called oo WUllallt Stale Rt. 124, Phone tu-, W, Lae, -~·•"Clovoloo4, 44113 work• n) ... ot, ~ Joo .;. · · Carleton recemly. 2tiiL ~11-lfe - · Olilo, I( D. Carmel News C/oS?JilO~ ... -----------:-.---- .---.-----------------------------lh•IIIC6 .----·;;.;.' PLAYER PIANO, Electrfe LOANS over $50,000. Air:! 6 ROOM HOUSE on PomarDJ. 1 SAID I IV ______ -•t ·a.rr.,... ______ -...n. wa-ue_ • BLAETTNARS Villago at a GENERAL ELECTION to bo held In tho Ylllote of Ro• cine, Ohio, ot tho Ngulor ploc• of votlnJ thl•ln, on Tue&doy, tho 4th dor of NoYOmb..-, 1969, tho quostlon of lowylnJ~ In OIIC•II of the ton mill limitation, for the bonoflt of Raclnos VIllage for the purpou of pro"ldlng o:~nd main• tolnlng fin opparatu1, oppllancn, bulldlng1, or eltoe thorofoto, or 10un:oe of wot• eupply ·and moo terlols thonfor, or tho ..tabll1h• ,..,. ond malnlonanco of lines of fire al•111 telovroph or tho po,...,.nt of pormanont, ,.,...lmo fll voluno tory Finn.n • flro flthtlng co"" panlo1 to oporato tho IOflle. Sold tu bolng, an oddltlonol tell of 2 mlll1 to run for flyo yoors, ot o rata not oxcoodi"J 2.0 mille lor oaeh onos dollar of Yolvatlon which amounts to tw.nty conte ,0: oach OIW hun«-d dollan of yal..,.. atlon, few fl¥o ,..,,, Tho Poll• for sold ElocthJn will b• open of '6r30 o'clock A.M. and Mmoln opon ullflf 6;30 o'clock P.M. Eastsrn Standlll'd Time of 1old d11y. ' .I ' • W!31· ·o\11 - lf 0 rQKI . o••• JO,flltc ., ,, ' . I 'I' 'ILWQIP·.• -01LW1'11· = :·' ~·ss·~,=~~~·~:f..~~.~. . ~m::,= ~de:~:.-:.:.·.~:-::·:J· L:-::.AI.:;:!:!!!!!! ~.;;;o, �OSP Says ·Gov. Rhodes Innocent of Payo 8 - ·111e Dally Sertinol, Pomeroy-Middleport, 0., lllondly, O.:tcbor 21, 1969 It's Democracy••. by Ear By RICK DU BROW Ale...,dtr, observing lhol HOLLYWOOD IUPI) more candklatH are tumlng to "American democracy can be professional compolgn manage. ment firms, writes: "In-depth altitude polling in i1·w based on market-research techdefined as government of the nlqua and the use of compupeople most effectively heard." ters are the two most popular So writes Herbert E. Alexan- recent Innovations of polltiCIII der, director of the Citizens' protesaionals. Both are lmporResearch Foundation, Prince- tant tools In deciding what and ton, N.J., a nonpartisan 0"911nl- how to communicate. "Issue polling can be useful zatlon that keeps a sharp eye early In the campaign for on political financing. deciding which lssUK the In a paper entitled "Communications and Politics: The candidate should stress ... "Computers can be used to Media and the Message," prepared for a Duke University tell a candidate whether he has symposium. Ale~tander notes: a chance to win an electlon and "The cost of modern communi- what he has to do to b& cation ls ... hlgh enough to drive successful. Computers can pin· many out of the pollflcal point swing areas and swing marketplace and, occasionally, vote" and In fad program an entire campaign, Including drive some Into rebellion." But, he adds: "Through where a candidate should go, drama and showmanship--often how long he should stay and evident In demonstrations, dis- what he should do. Computers TV ... u,., ruptions, even violence--some of the most politically desfltute of the country-the poor, the black, the students--<an attract attention to their cli!llms and mobilize support from more powerful segments of the society." Virs. Greenlee Dit~s Sunday Mrs. stella A. Greenlee, 67, Middleport, formerly or Leoo, W. Va., died unellj)ectedly Sunday at 4:25 p. m. In the Veteran's Memorial Hospital in Porn· eroy. Born Dec. 21, 1902, she was the daughter o! the late Peter F. am Mintia Casto Burns.. Her husband was the late Elbert Greenlee who died Dec. 15, 1965. She was a member or the Christian ChUI'ch at Middleport. Survivors are one son, Paul Gene Greenlee, oe Chillicothe; daughter, Mrs. Marie June Al· len, Spartensburg, S. C.; three con be stockod wfth data and then programmed for oln'lulo· tlon." Ale•andtr ""'" lhol wllan tho computer 1lmulofor lo perfected, It could provld.. pollllclens with up.lo-date on· swers about what certain groups of - • • think tho Influence of lholr oplnlono. "The candidate,'' he wrltet, ••could determine long.rango stralogy "' well as hour·by· hour tactical decisions without relying on monev. television spots or the candidate's time could be sclenllllcolly dolor· mined and modla dollars could be more efftdlvely allocated ... "In addition to programming the campaign, the computer could place adYertlslng-for e~~~.ample, deciding exactly which commercial to broadcast for the audience likely to be watdlng tel...,lslon at any particular minute." "There was money available to buy Licavoli's way out of the penitentiary up to around 1959," the Highway Patrol reponed lo· day . "Ucawll by then had 25 Now You Know &voted To The llllereat. In '64 says Ar•IZona Repubt• allowed to roam free In the United Stales as the result of what appears to be a $100,000 political poyoft. "Members of the admlnlstra· tlon In ~r at that time may well have been unaware of the fact that the Seafarers Interne· tlonal Union was so willing to unzip Its members' purses In return for Hal Banks' freedom. Nevertheless, the poyments did take place. No one denfes lt.....least or all the union leaders Involved..." he said. Fannin said he had asked Rusk's successor, Secretary of State William P. Rogers, to review Rusk's decision. He added that he had not yet received a reply. VOL. XXII NO 135 age to the bulldlrw was listed at $1,000 and another $100 1o the contents. Some of the contents were carrlod outside. U wao the 12Jst run ol lhe year and the 11th olthe-montlt alarm. The tire started lntlle ceiling lor Gallipolis volwteer fire. near a !umlce Will and spread men. to the Joists and roo! oheetiJv, Probable cause was listed as an FIVE.IJAY FORECAST overheated IUel oll !Urmce. B.v United Press International Russell Welch o! Kanauga Is For tile five . day period the q>eratoro!tlle staUon.IJam. Tueadajr thr<JU8h Saturday, - - - - -- - - - - - - temperatures will averaf!O below normal. DIQ1ime hllllts will aver. age ln the 50 a, lows al nlgllt der cloudy aides was 46 de-.. will be ln the mid and low 30s. grees, It wfll be enol Tu••· REPORT QUAKES moderate throolllt the ,..k, RELGRADE (UPO - Two and turn cooler again abcMrt earthquakes ol medium In- the end o1 the week. tensity Jolted a wide area o1 PrecipllaUon will 1ota1 Central and Northwest Yug<>. a~;~Jut nne-half Inch, occurala•la &mday. At iealll one per- rirw ai"Hdw Ourrlea north..., ...s reported killed and the 'lt•t Tueldiy and general official Tanjugnews agency sald itiln or showers changing In a "large number" oC persons """" !lurrles Friday or Saturday. were Injured. .-. ;;!!! ~'!$~ ...*W:*X=*"d l~: ~t dt Q: and two grar.:lchildren. Funeral services will be 2 p, m. Tuesday at the Leon Baptist Church. The Rev. Leonard ~ derwood will offlciate and burlal wiU be In the Leon Comete17. The body will be taken to the church one hour prior to servlees. Friends may call at the Crow • Hussell Funeral Home alter 7 p. m. loda,y. MEIGS THEATRE Tonight and Tuesday October 27-28 Walt Disney' 1 RASCAL (Technicolor/ Steve Forrest Bil Mumy Walt Di&ney'• HANG YOUR HAT OH THE WIND (T ochnicolor) Ric Natoli, Navajo In• dian boy, as Goyo; his sister, Tina; Judson Pratt Admiuion: Adults, $1.00 Children, 60c SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. tm WASHINGTON (UPI) -Anthropologlst Margaret Mead, declaring harsh laW$ against marijuana have done more social harm than prohibition, called today for more medical treatmeni and less punishment of users. "We have produced an exceedingly dangerous sltva flon," Dr. Mead told a Senate subcommittee In prepared fest! mony. •• ... Only the •ubslltullon of medical measures for punitive measures can hope to cope with it." The famed author and social scientist said U.S. society normally "permits Indulgence to the old and denies Indulgence to the young" in a compromise between puritan traditions and the desire for more pleasure. But now, she Mid, "The young, Instead of surreptitiously tasting the wicked joys reserved for adults-coffee. tobacco. and alcohol. which they will later be permitted to use. or righteously forswear-have chosen a different drug, marlluana." , It Is a drug "the elders have not used, and do not crave," MODELS AT LESf DIAN 1!169 I'RICISI .::;:.real Adntlral onaewl970 I J.I ~"COLOR TV she said, and is outlawed. The attempt to restrict the use of this youth choice has resulted In graver social consequences than those associated with Prohibition In the 1920's.'" oald Dr. Mead. the Nixon administration hes urged Congress to soften the penalties for marlluana use. But no one In Congress or the administration has suggested the drug be lagellzed. Prohlbl· \till~ Swa11 Sll•••l tion, a constitutional amendment banning alcoholic beveragas, lasted from 1920 until 1933. Dr. Mead, testifying before the monopoly subcommittee of the Senate Small Business t;ommiHee, ''""criticized ••our moralistic attempiJ tq lreot the use of hard drugs by adults punitively, Instead ot medically and socially." CLEVELAND (UPI) - U. S. ateel miD s are aelllng a n d trading steel to one another to make dellverlea on Ume, Steel Magazine reported Inday. The shortages stem rrom a hlgb customer demand that accenluatea oormal sllgllt Imbalances in mill operations. Repair work and expansloo a n d conolrucUon programs oormally leave a mill short on some forma ol capacll.f and long oo others, Steel said. . \tll·nd~ . ELBERF MENS AND CLEVELANDER DIES CLEVELAND (UPQ - Edward Slagn, 96, CIOYelal>d, was ldlled early loda,y In an auto accident at a well lido Inter. CONTRACT VOTE jil.t.NNI!D 111o WATERIIMI -3UII1 A dis1inc1ive 23" Contempor•ry heaatrwlll handsome Walnut l"lined finish. PowaM "I Instant Play cha~~i• for lonJ·= 11 bilily. Admiral 10lid-1tate Au ___ Pial Tunin1 (AFC) ""loeb In" porfocl . . . _ . It's Quic~! ll's Con11enienl! COME AS YOU ARE! and 1100nd. ,.;. ' ~ ,_ '• ' I ~ • .J . • S488·BB BAKER ' FURNITURE MIDDLEPORT, 0. FARMERS BANI Inti SAYINGS CO. POMEROY, 30-MI~tllto OHIO Ftoe P.rltlnt p., In Our Let Cv•t•M~• -· RA ALL SIZES Mens and Bays 1111 Sizes on the zild and far Water Prooflne . Three operating lories, aU HIWHals, In tbe school ella.. Vlcta o! llolga COUIII,y, and the D8h" IOYJ !or tbe llontal lletlrdaUon pratiJ"am were ..,_ dersed b)' the Pomeroy CJwn. bor of Commerce Mmday. The IOYlos are up !or decl... aiOD In tbe Nov. 4 - a l electioll. The,y are the 3 mWs In Mail• Loeal, 3 mllla In Easteru Looal, IIDd tile 4 mW-eru LocalleYy. The schoolleYiea aremandafm7 for each dllllrlct 1o fllalIf)" !or olate foondaUon ald. Tho mental retardatl<IIIOVJlsanew l4 of a mill proposal. ·~~rt· Com..._ lhat'ii:i ; ; : . ; : L-- made for oL. ~-l~a _, w~ '"'~ ·~promotion proiJ"am. The eoot ~ •-- partl.t H I to "g' mere~ 41" 0 lD lhla llxlh annual Gold SJar bnllda,r promotion was lnereaa.. od from~ In tto for tbe first ..<.-•-·· .=.,";d $00 tlckalo. Additional tlckato )unped from S2.SO per l,OOO ~ .. com- .......... ... The ..... kl~ ..... •for tbe - ·Chrlot. -·· ..,amiOIIon ~" be"'·~ ,.... w ..u __-· ._ and tbe orr!Yal ci a . -Santa Claul MllotdQ, Nov. 24, Elhe:rfel ed., .... Llcavoll'l (1111'01~ pt., • ··, llvolnMldllpftbulafllr Mldllo . \ gan aulharHIH roiUiod 1!1' ,. .·~ • new their conNnl tuc:cipf"I.Jc. ~; •voll, the Olio Parola·iairi,... ·J·!- 1-;:,~!.~~.:=d ICf. l DOrtb and contlnuod eool to. cla,y. lUSh lD too IIIII ...,.. SOo. Clear and <001 ""tt .... Low moody In tbe 201. IIDIIY and oot as <001 W...._ day. .. ~en ·r · .... .,r ·t ..., ...... · · :!~::«: d U e ear $90,000 Enough Loss Set T lk1ng • a Losses were osUmated at ••o and one ..5 gift $90,000 !rom a fire which about ... razed the Ohio Pallet Co. near cortlficale will be awardeel: the --• Ill Dec. 8, 1or .., ••o and Rock ... ~rt-a ·~-y. ••~ ·• ••rly ~ There ~ n.. l3 was 110 Insurance. lhl $25 gift; the •v on .,.... , •• .., "'" rtlfl- . Pomeroy firemen took three for ..,o and ... s - · co cates; and mv•, De c. 24 , ~ wnen units to the scene at 6:36 a.m. - one • _ , frame 0( tbe grand prize a color TV but a Jaro• leveled with the ..... and atereo wl U be awardod · .lructur "' excepdnn ol a small aectlon Gold S1ar dcketa ~11 w• be ,..v. hlch housed the saw mill o! on to all periODs, with oo per. w -~. firemen lh. C .... chase rec:pired. _ •.., Pomer~ "J Merchants partlclpatlng In were Joined by firemen of Midclleport and Rutland. the Cbrlllmaa promodon arelo bave their dckets at the New Pomeroy Fire Chief Henry "'· 12 We~ York Clothlns liouH "' noon .. , oalcl the bulldl~waoe.,. ·• ~--··1~ 0( oo each day the drawv.,.. •- - In flames when hls men . lolarf!O HollDer reported 33 arrived .., the sceno. Firemen paid memberships. were able, howe..,r, lo save a Badah Jones n__.-'there nearby home and outbulldlrws are available for~. cal- in additiOn to tbe oaw mW ,.,., enc1ar books at $2 each. The tlon,whichwaolntheloweroectlon o1 the "L" ~ buildbook IIIII all fesdvals held . In Ohio and baa a picture of lrw. Some ol the sawing OIIUil>._ _ _. tall year's reaatta. The book mont -••1 -is Jlllbllshod by tbe Ohio Lt. How the blaze slarted baa oot brat)'. been determlnecl, allhough Dorea Arnold, one ol the ftrll liiU Grue-, pre11....... --.com. plliDOIIIed Jack Kerr, J 1 m neJihboro at tile acene, sald the ...... v ...... JW1 and Jim Den- blaze aeemec1 to originate from ner' for- their -~ent salea a ··-ce •~•• ··- " .., last -·-'a Gold Star The C-IIY ls q>erated b)' - -- · - · - -· -onotlon. • (Contlnuodon-8) -e wn -· ..., M... 1111 upr parldnc lot wbere Santa will tbe cblldrea. liiDret ,will rtma1n .,.. ant11 M-· ATHENS, Ohio (UPij- Fwr nl ~ ludenl nt Ob1o U verooi.Y s a spe th 80 •-··s ln the dl~· • 1,. r ·•" • ., .:Jail, When they left. 1t was The 1 olunteered ~ e1ean. our v ...., ....., the ••~ •-·rs ln ~. 1 ..-vu- · "' Jail afte h--~ It In -·ng was a lr -••u deplora~ e ·~- on. Th bbed the ba &eru and re con-teeywall 11oor 1 o u r ere • Urn -"'th sol .~let ea, unc1Ou- e e w.~ and swepl up and disposed ol trash that lnclodod a rancid - I ol-en pea~·--· ''This place ought lobe condemnod," Roo Esposllo, was ln Charf!O ol tile cleanup crew, said ""'"' tlle,y errlvod. But when It was over, tile DUISlached ywng man said I he hwrs spent wereworlhtlleeffort. ..~•e talk about hcnr _ ~..,.. -·corned u,_, are," he said. "I IIUOSS Pve heard l!lllllllllt talklng. SomeboQy's got In do ll. I moan, prisoners are people, oo matte what ....,_, r """' re In .1111 '"';·'! ~·~ ~~ ·" rea1l,y part ol being a Christian. II you love, you baYe to love with ac. tlon.• uwm •• - oirt,;_ ..~~ • · --..' ' '' r • /' • i Cbaoe and Coollcllman C?lll' stumbo wW do -••BUY elot> trica? repair work on mtdtea at the lwo lift -Ions ln lw ..-.r Uure. Mayor C. 0. Fisher r - - ' tbat Richard llayeo Is no l.,.. er with the pollee ~ IIIII that an em. cluQo polte&- • man will be Meded. Others attending the milllllnrl were Coun<Umen John ZerJda, Rlcbard Vaugban, Georp Jloi. ker, Davld Oh?!Jwer and Charlee Dyer, ;ll Coon'dl'n··a-te . ew p ll 0 · 'The Pomeroy Chamber r1 Commerce and the Meigs COUIII,yJ~coes-le- day · • · Juaiol' ·111M Parade will kick • otJ a '"BUy at Home CampalgnH Nov. utn Pome- • roy. The poradewiU begin oothe Meehanlc st. parking lol al 10 a.m. and end at the Meigs Junior !UIIIt Sehool audllor· lum. The Junior Miss Pagearn will be held at Malgs Junior Hllllt School 011 the evening o! the 15th al 8 p.m. Organlzadons wishing 1o take part In tile parade are asked lo conlact Ralph Werey, P. 0. Box 2, Pomeroy, by Nov. 13. Title I Work Robert Aahle,y was named co.. school year. Mrs. BIUy IBJI ordlnalor ol the Federal Tille was hired as cuat:odlan ~ the I program ol tbe Elementary. Racine Elemenlar7 ld1ool IIIII Secmdary ~caUOD Act and Jesse Brinker, Dale B o y d, director ol physloal O<l.lcaUon llarold Circle and Earl Adamo and recreaUon b)' tile Southern were hired as aubatl.tute bua School District board o! eomc:a- drivers. tlon Monday nlllltt at the high Southern Local 8Jopt. Ralpb school In Racine. Soyre reported 25 e l . - r y munii.Y Collier, the Iormor stJ.. :'!:'!':-~::-:-.~.\:.. .A•.& versYIUe School, and MiddleTitle I benefits dlladvantag. studellts are OIII'OIIed In -ch port Fl.llh Ward, where ballots od clllldnn. Ashle,y's aoslgn. IIIII bearing claaoeo. Carob& wUl be castln tlleWalterBwtce menl will be In addltl<11 to hls HaiDea Is tbe - h lberap.lt. garage on Powell st., streellevpresent ruUes as bead !outball The board JP"IIIIed parmla. el. slon !or tbe fourth, am coach and athletic director. The board todate has recordThe board accepted the res- alxlh grade puplla lD tbe ella.. ed 70 absentee ballots cast !or Ignations o! Richard Pierson, trlct to · - • CODCert at the Nov. 4 electlon. L o n g e r teacher, and Chrlai.Y Powell, Ohio Unlversley loda,y, T h e hours were maintained SOturcustodian. board aloo IIJIPl"O'ed Soyre'1 day- the final SOturday loral>Mrs. Elizabeth Hobbs, Ath· recommenclatioll thai all - . All genera I bid 8 on 8 40 ~ ~· sentee votirw before electionens, was hired as an English lora visit tbe NelaonYIUe Voal the election IQ.rd omce. addlUon lo Veterans Memorial (Contlnued ... _ 8)' Ho pltal ba b jected and teacher tor theremaJnderorthe Twenty ..txaboenteevoleswere • ve een re cast during tile extended hours. new bids wiD be Invited, ac__ •VOU!rs t.va until l p. m. ...,..., ·~-"' ~ n--'d ~~ H· Dlener, hospital aclmlnlstrator Thursday 1o coot absentee balo · Iota. The board of elections ol- Horace Karr ol the K a r r . flee located In the Masonl~. Construction Co. llllP08red at ~-·en ···•· on the v.o- with ~ later -·- • T-Ie at P·-roy Ia open . a joint meetln& of the Malga ~· ........ from llo 4p,,:,;;dlalternoon. CQunf,y lloopltal t:ommlsaion, ~.Jo!AIIrlDlre~rsalwiiiSocbeleey!IU'~ ~i. ""peUIIWCIIodnemu""_?·-~· ,!~ On alecUon day the polio bean! ol tru-e ol the Vet. ~ ·~ •• - · • eel lhls year. IIIP"0 •res of at l - 10 .....,... lhrOIJilhoul tile ~wUl~ erano Memorlalllospltal, Inc., The 10118 are ..,. -upled bers olthe -~ .... en -om 6·.30 a.m. •· 6:.30 , and the Melll8 CourtlY commls~~ " u w ' - Fred Leifheit, Wallace BradThe election. wW be ~u 101 slonera In advise that hls com- "' ,_ IIID1 bad omitted ln error a ford, Fred Goel!leln, H. E, ' Thuradajr, Nov. 13, S to I P. sub-.. sum from Its bid Sblelds, and Clii'Oftce llender- m., at the count,y commllaiODTRICK • TREATS SET for tile -neral contract to scm, and b)' Charlea Radford, era o!llco lD tile ............ . Trick or treat night In Ra· woo 1 ""'coostrust the proposed adell. •· IIOl'YIDi on a one - ....,. peri<Nis holdlns ........,._ clno wUl be obaervod lr<BD 6:30 don to tile hospital. yeoir appointment. sjdp Ucketo at tbe cloM of to 7:30p.m. Wodne• • !o!Qor The.. eeventh seat was bold b• the 1989 U . J - "-~ F·'- ... The Karr ~. when • __. ~.., .,... Charles Pylea aiiiiOUIICes, 10 blda - were__!II!!!!!!! last Tues- Tom Reuter who bao relllgned. at least IS oal-cla,ys ...... lhat lt will coincide with olller ( Comlnuodonpep8) The ·-•·•· el-~-• ~ 0 - · tbe election are -·'lftod ~ ~- w .._. _. ,. communldeo ollhe county. ter'l oeat will ..,.,.e t1Je ...,_ vote. malalng lwo years of tbe term. All Bids rua. Rejected 7 Seats Ojjr:fiered M- • per..., Dllsl be a 'l'lllftod vot- um than Is being tappotj ._. Gas and oil exports oay the present gas diiCO'IOI"y al s,2GII feel hal _ , !hera all the time, but drlllaro did not flO doep onoogh to hit 11 baforo. -a. can give him S35 to $50 1 day or " llelp CourtlY """ hlll lllayor a.rlos l')leo ..,..._ , for 1 good well. hold a lllelllbOrahQ> tldlet In clno VliJa&w Ctluncll haw . . The lnllu• o1 "roughnecks," lbell0clt1J. cloraod two IU: mtn who work In fhoJiolds, has Calldldates may OO!'Q"8 pod. One Ia 1111 ilur •JIIIU.Miloal llllod once _ r..mply - I a tltlns from D. E. Reuter, - · ~ iev11a SJMp IIi J. and motola. The overflow of nlary, at tile ~- caP Sehoal DlalriCt IIIIi 1M-· buol-. Ia oometlmoo _ , to ance Apncy olftee lD er lu"'-211ftlb::•;;;t: private homoa. 'l111· Pelttlons 11&1111 be d7od .......... llldnl$ · tlinJ The competing hourly wage' Ia 1111 Yl7la&e _,, "'l11it' liU.r fOr oil- 11111 ~II IUD Ia u ti?U• wt iu, ilrli..... to ·..., but the VETERANS MEMORIAL Couto~¥ Baud et IIV' f"' haoceAidlprlww• betwlln HOSPITAL PCII'IMI, wlll?etlw ~- Ia <Gil rtn'll. Adml ....... _ J__. llalfo a ..-uoL · ' · ~, . PI IUI'IIY Farmers and 1-nerl who did not realize tho gold mine lhoywertiiHingonarecaohlng In 011 tho lrta'l PI Ill lly. Ono landownor llld "poor fii'JIII that once lOki for 110 to -· $25 Ml aero are"'* bringing "E~wwkon.....,totvrn hW, O..tilln; lllldrodllotilli, to $500 . , acre llttooy'.,. 1f1. byt lhiY don't ~." uld .,_ lla'"lli LnlHGIIIIto, Hart.o o-~ Courlty~~n lii'aUitlt 1n' , ..... · , '· ' · ' ,_., hlll"h'lii'•.Rinikil!.l' , ·· ~tn.flio.ilrlUino ........ Tl\o land· a 'lirnl41r. "It • 'cO.npottng · l"tlrd: A•GIIlwl,llarrl~ ~ ~~lnfWol~~lltgul!l \· <i Dh!o ,F'!"I ~ · Co. ·E~\ Gel wl!' l!!l!'!!tl~ ~ ~r!l.. ...-o:~ !'fa n,te II drlllerlolhort, he will olfor.1 ~~.."~'!:~-o,y;P.-1 . IY 191 . well~ ,-""!! (!lifo <;ao Go., Dfl Clo;•ollllif, "'" •bOom i!1 ;11!1 ifMi\brkJto...,. 1ft - wolt:i · IOCOIIII, ~llhf!t of , flw n'lorl -Is "" hour 111\d ......, - · - . 33. ·!Mr~ ·• ls· ~·:. tor""tho.--l!III",f!IIIY~· , the ~ltrlit, 1 "BMr·c!iilt "ot'llill.,.. wl\ii:h • vau - ·__. crlw."· lllldtarpa- Dl1l73e Aerk lhorf.-·ot-""" ...re., il. •-1. ·l YF . · cAMBRIDGE, Ohio IUPn - ' ' \1'<;· ' .,, Cdunl\r ' ' '·~/'i• would take some time to review '"'ply Lib Gold(Gtu)Rush Davs~=:=L:;~:~TBywoAdm~i~Batked '.J . miMtration on 62 other wells In tho lhnoo Ohio Fuel hal about 175 miles· counties. The end II not In slghf of linea In t h o - - will add a1 drilling at """' wells pr<> another .a. E11t Ohio will hew coodt 2• hour& a dey, SO\Itn f4 miles o( llneo In tho ground deyl a - k. by mid Novombar. Westland Mlnera11 Corp. oald · Moot- 1lx million cubic· II had a~ut 115,000 IC:ros ..,. faol.o.day ol 1111111 tho largest dar INoa In IIX countlel, with production In tho - · A ..._ C8Nruck acekloat ground and giving tho a lour well1ln production- two "Some ~ In the . ... Wostl(olna.,~,,.., .fiO(d..,oh tlf-. ~ · inoro.roocly to sw-t. Guo/'nMy Fleldhavequoledop. nporWII ~at 7:10 ,.,. - l.abotlllnliM,Ytlolnencl.lo· -' oil !low flguroa "in tho a to 10 ~ .\ltohJre,, 4t, eel Ml~ _.. , llourllhlng "He Dry-·~ mllllon .rlll(lll," .Nid Dove Tal· , , wu tt:aom~ . oalt . - lon!lo'~neta •ro nt11klng '- B. L._Lawi"Mic;ot~ m~ for boll, Eut Otla' pulltlpolaHOM '!hoD bll Cl!!l' ~ illlnck In Uie mon,y 011 preyloullr l,.pono. Aco Rig of ~ Dl!lcota, Nld • dlroctor. "lkwiiiYW, aur oKPtriaN~ 11f tirl "1"- to 1-.~. . · . . bahadilrllt.d 15Wflllfor- laibhaaliRnlhaltheovorage ~ ~ Co, 1M W 10 tar In 196f, campanili "wlfl1, no dry ..,Jt,.Uo 3 mllllan 1 ~r . end M ·•-~ lluGid cn.n; u, ot·eo. ! f' LL, ~ftl • ...... drD liP to ,.. ~~~ ......ltMJ N Locati.ODS the,.. Interest ls bel~ shown, t h e chief said. The club ls deoip ed lo teach safety q>erallon o1 bicycles by YOIBlB people o! the town. Clerk • Treasurer Gene Grate reported that he has recelved a mass or material from Congreuman Clarence Mlller on cable television. He said it lt. The village has an agreemont with a llrm lo ca. ble television, but no action... boon lorlhcomlrw, H was agreed to move a metor near the Erwin Gull statim on North Second Ave., becauae lis locatloo create• a tramc hazard. n was agrsed to prowst a rate lncreaselllodwlththep,j,. lie udlitles commlaslOD b)' the Ohlo Bell Telephone Co. Sellcitor Bernard Fultz will p.._... the leiter o! protest. 7 Announce '~::::.c;·~~~'7'Ashley W W if such a set for maintenance aupervisor Harold Chase at a cost o! •639, Councilmen salcl they could lake ,.. action oo the chters request until after the first o1 the year, due to shortVolers ollhree Meigs CouJ>. age o! !undo. ty precincts will go lo newle>Chief Cremeans abo asked cations to cast ballots at the Nov. 4 elecUon, the county U board ol elecdons announces. .IJ Preclncta affected wUl IJ>< elude Lorw Bottom Precinct, which wlU wte at the Robert Larkins bulldiJW: Portland Preclnct, where voters wUJ cast balluts at the Stlversvllle Corn- :;:-m?C::::.;!·~ Guernsey County 1...,... Leather Shoes WHERESHOI!$ ARE SENSIBLE PRICED MIDDLEPORT, 0. · -UIIi r:.:'.:t NEATSFOOT OIL THE SHOE lOX a ~resentredlolntllepollce<;!lr. COW1Cll recently purct.sed ' 1 p.lll. that evonlnl. Soml !AGO woll1 with Prlnl wW . be awarded thing more to olfor then weter t1orGu1b Gold Star tlckola and IN itpolllng pr-lly for ftn drawbtp for Jll'llll wiil 'ooulhtllltern Ohio. . be belcl, tbe lint 1111 Not. zt, Tilt W.llo. moat ot .lhom In · · Guemooy County, ant drllwfng DAJUGE" AilE IIINOR cllpoolt.Of oil- (1111 from the SHOE GREASE THE 117t1MODIL ·' SPRINGFIELD,<JIIo IUPIIAboul 200 employes of tho Thompson Grinder Co.. on strike since la1t Mardi 7, plan to vote Tuesday on a new can. tract. Local 632, United Auto Work. en Union, ruched agreemwrt with the company on a tent.. live contrac:t la11 Friday. Its details wore not disci-. ~ 3 School Levies SPRINGFIELD. Ohio (UPI)Apollo II moon pioneer Nell A. Armstrong plans to pick up In TAKE PART - Nancy !lmmons was flower glrllllld Cur17.ilaaf!Ort.r tbe cro1m bearer at tile person an honorary doctorate homecoming or Wahama Hllllt Sehool Frl~ evening. . · · ,, -· • . degree to be gl..., him by Wll· tenberg University at ceremonIes Installing the school's loth president. Dr. G. Konntlh Acleen will be Installed Nov. 23. Armstr.ng said he planned to be present "barring operatkMlal commit. ments." The Apollo 12 moon. flight 11 scheduled for Nov. u. 24. SAW TIMR ... ,.,, ... C of C Endorses NEIL TO BE HONORED -oTHER "1 !-AVE~~. . · . · .PHil. RIG!it, Pometoy Mayor Charles Losar check !or 000 from. the £mnnm!c Dew?4Jmont .AdmlnlstratlOII II.IIOWn ball MonllaJo afternoon. T h o chick It a Part of the ti582,800 In federal grants for construction oftbe communl·ty•a aewage dhliOsal e,yotem. Mayor Lesar said resurfacing ol streets d,.g "' ln the construction wlll pt unlerwoy IIIIa week. the homecoming pme Wahama's Baehtal>f:leld VATICAN CITY- POPE PAUL VI ANNOUNCED loda,y In a speech doslrw the World Syood o! Bishops he intends to give greater powers to blshopa whDe making sure his own s'l)reme aulhurlty ln the Roman Catholic church is untouched. The P.., said he accepts recCllllmendaUons o! the blshopo !or synods lo be held once every two years and !or blahops to be given an acUve role In the work or the permanent Synod Seer• lariat o! the Vadcao. !rom the Fraternal Ufe rn.. ourance Soclei.Y's P!UIIbur8h regional conrerence on Oct. 2324 where Increased fraternal Errices were plamed. stlfMt, John McElroy, "'"'" TUESDAY. OCTOBER 28 1969 discussed with councU purchase of a two· way radio system ror use by the deparlment In addition to tile Pt111l VI ll'ill f(it'f' sorrwthillfl '!f llnthin{l Pomeroy area, has returned reluctMI to 1(tn the -d!ol' lion but hll admlnlotrell~ ill- Of The Meigl· Mtu0n Area ~~~~cl::..n. the U, S. Sonate only II his views were acceptable lo the YOtera o! Ohio. .. 1 want to run on the basis tha.t Ill)' views are acceptable," GleM told the Ohio New-r Women's AuoelaUonheredurtrw the weekend. u1 don't want to run because I'm a name from space." Mrs. Ethal A. Hart, !llade, .MOOern Woodmen ol America diatriet representative for the c:ommutod. The_.Nid~­ !llm7 - . partiJ ...... ty Halloween party sponaoredby · that ofllcers should be raised Feeney • Bennett Postl28, Am· to $1.60 per hoor. Cooncil said erican Legion, at the football it would consider employes pay field in Middleport, also when the new budgol Is This was a report or Middle- drawn ""· However, councllmen port Pollee Chief J, J, Cr~ observed that the financial picmeans Monda1 night when vii· ture o! the vlUage does oot look lage council met ln a brief ses- '"particularly encou~" sian. The chief also said the next year. trick or treat custom will be Chief Cremeans reported lhsl observed In the lown &om 6:30 about 60 you~sters or the town to 7:30 Wednosday with the siren sounding to mark its open. (Conllnuod &om Pqe 1) f,onfi•r•·nn• be ad by c.pt. A. W. O....ber. The 6:30 p.m. eurtew aUect,.. that council consider a pay are partlcW&tlng ln a bicycle irt:: young people under 18 In raiae tor police officers. He club whldl he formed recently, Middleport wW be lilted Thur ... said the chlers salary could Parents and police officers ue day night due to the communi· remain at its present level, but helplmJI with the club and much News ..• in Briefs To KI'I'P Sulllllil·~ -·IIIOUIIy ......... Curfew Off in Middleport For Thursday Night Party Damaged By Fire Sunday was estimated at $1,100 In a ftreat2:10a. m. Sunday at the Ashland Service Sla· Uon at Kanauga. Eleven men an::l two trucks anawered the status, work at~lgn. menlo, dllclpllne and -111 food were 111 bolter Ilion tho average prisoner Is granfld, tho report oald. ""The,......, lor thll II I fftlt. ter of ludgmtnl and-or opln· lon.'" the report oald. "Licavoli Is a good prlooner, (IIIIi good work reports, and has medical reporta to back up the reasor for any treatment or aulr ment. "He Is also smart. • '"" talker and capoble of promoting "~ Weather POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. 01;110 Ka n aug a ser VICe . Stati'on Damage The pal$ beer<~- ... '· ,,., .end mended thet Licavoli'S 14!f4lesWJW for his own belt ln....-..ts. "During tho post 10 yoer1. wo found no ovldlnco or Indication of any oulolcll pronuro or lnflu· ence to Hcure any f1vored trutmonl for Licavoli.'' tho rt· port .. ld. The report oald allogotlono that Llcovoll had control of To..., rackalo had no bello In tla<y. at y e atck.'' E;J,: i:?~~~o~~i!- Harsh Mari"JiuanaLawsHit ~:.:;::?.T:w: . Stone, BradentoDt F1a. i brother, Harley A. Burns, PL Pleasant, years time served and knew In . hlo own mind that he ohould have a chance to get ovt," the report contlnuod. "Ho doeldod lhot 11 would be fooll1h to pay money to anyone to help him gat paroled aHor oorvlng 25 years." "Wt found no ovlclanco lhol money wa1 offarod or pold to enyone In connection with LICO· voll's aucceuful commutetlon hearing," the report said. The report concodad lhot In some Instances Licavoli receiYedbetter treatment then the ayeregeprlsoner at the penlten· • I The worst tmp'tWialer In the Eqllah 18111111P II: "The llldhllck ll1elk's 11xt11 sheeP's Payoff Accepted by Democrats a Licavoli at any time controlled Toledo rackoto? -Was any Improper or Irregular action taken by anybody In connection with Llcavo11'1 com. mulatlon of Hntenco? Lila Magazine oald as mud! a1 $300,000 had bean made available by tho Cosa Nootra for Licavoli's release. I ENJOYING THE RECENT Alheno Golf OudiW bald at tile Athens Country Cllil and lljiOIISOI"ed b)' Columbua and - . ern Ohio Electric CcJqlally are, left to rJshl, Eftn E. WIJ. llama, CoiiDftbuo and Soutllorn Aoalolant VIce Preoldent; llaro old H.-rd, Citizens Nadonal - · Middleport; Georce liar· graves, ~ ol Meigs Local Schools,IIIIIJackWelsh, Cohill· ICan_bu_•a_ndSou_rth_er_nMI_ddl_epo_rt_Dl•_lrlct_Ma_rag_•r_.- - WASHINGTON IUPU -Sen. ry or State Dean Rusk to order Paul J. Fannin, R-Arlz .• said Banks returned to Canada buf today the Democratic porty Rusk denied tho request. received $100,000 In campaign "Shortly alter his decision. contributions as an apparent SS,OOO chacka began pouring "political payoff" after a Into various Democratic prHJohnson administration refusal Identlal campaign committees to extradite labor leader Hal around the country until the Banks to Canada. total contribution amounted to Banks, a U.S. citizen, was SlOO,OI»-whlch was reached leader of Canada's Seafarer's within a few days.'' Fannin International Union In 1963 said. when he was convicted for perjury In testimony before The senator's suggestion of a Royal Canadian Commission political payoff was made In a about an assault that occurred speech drafted for delivery on five years earlle·. the Senate floor In support of a Banks fled Canada after bill that would strip unions of sentencing and wes discovered tax-exempt status If they living on a union yacht In New engage In political adlvlty. York City. The Canadian "It Is not right," Fannin said, government asked then-Secreta. "for a union goon ... to be dtr1 In the Toi-.Detroltareo. An article In Lifo Mogulne, entitled "Tho Govomor and lha Nlobstor•• linked Rhodol to tho convlcladklller. Rhodollhonor· derod thl Highway Polrol to In· veotlgalo tho allegatlono. The polrol had _ , ln1truc:l· td to IMk the answer to tour quesllono: -Was money avellable and offered to "buy" Licavoli's freedom? -Had Licavoli rocolv«< fa. von or preferred treatment while a prisoner? -Since his Imprisonment has COLUMBUS ( UPIJ - The Ohio Highway Patrol reported -Y 11 "found no evldonc:e"" that monoy was pold or olforod to enyono to obloln a roductlon In tho -~once of Prol11blllon w• moblter Thomas "Vonnie" Licavoli. Go\1. Jamoo A. Ahodol last January rorlucod Llcovo11'1 flrol-clogroo murder a>nvlc:tlon to aecand-clogreo murder, thuo moklng him ollglblo for porolo. Licavoli, 65, Toledo, was senlencod to lite In priiOI'I In 193-1 . after being convlclod In a>nnoc. tlon with four gangland mur- "1 ~,- ;,;. . 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Title A name given to the resource October 27, 1969 burns greenlee theiff