https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1c666099f16c7f239a18cca40a40c746.pdf 74a51316626d762865f5c37a2b826591 PDF Text Text 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 ~,- ;,;. . ' ',' ·.1 . .j_\'1; 91,·,: ·" ~· t" ~· · . ,'~, . •1; "t ~· I"' ' '"' N>; 1 .-:;,-,.,.,.. ,,._;b!!ta' ..... • ... • Wl!l!'ll"' · '•H~~· r,.· • ~ ·r ."'1- ' • 1 1-, ..." ~·. . / . li .-it;-7"- . . · '• :. • �Cowboys Top Giants, 25-3 3 - The Dally Sentinel, Mlcldleport-Pomerey, 0., Oc~ 28, 1969 The Offense: TIJElll Gl~r, the Utile lost Peklngesedog,la,_back at home with Mrs. Nolan Shuster and Sissy, his Siamese cat frlerd. Mrs. Shuster, assisted by her son and daughtef.ln-law.Gerald and Mildred, had scoured the nell!hborhood and had Just about gillen ..., hope when they read in •tBeat of the Bend" .of the Peki~ese which had wandered several days before Into the Wayne Swishers. Sure enough. it was Glnger. Meigs RTA Formed and prescription service, de- became charter members ofthe pendable health, hospital, and Meigs County Retired Teachers nursing home insurance to sup.. Association recently at the Tri· plement medicare, the auto innity United Church of Christ surance program for the older driver arxJ the low-cost groltl in Pomeroy. Spea~ers, following a lunch- level service. " She said that any retired eon served by ladies of the church, were Ralph Welker, teacher may join at anytime, representative to the Ohio As-- but tbose deslrtng benefits of 'embly and a member of the the National Retired Teachers IJOV-r•.O. lor stu- · ··~•!lm for.tba1lODIIJW 1"111' ll ot.:jlie Ohio'li8ilrement'sys- m*"-.obJ Nbv: 3o; tems, and Mrs. Raymond GuthMra. Nan Moore read tbe conerie, trustee - at .. Jarge in the stitution and by-laws which statOhio RT A. ed the purpose of the grOtt> Rep. Wellrer explaiMdOhio's the promotion of economic alii retirement systems, reported professional welfare of retired on the six bills ln the House of teachers ol Meigs County. MeetRepresentatives, and reviewed ings will be held on the third retirement prospects in com- Saturday of October, January, l~ legislative sessions. April and Ju!J', Mrs. Gutherie explained the work both of the Ohio Retired Teachers Association and the National Retired Teachers Association, and discussed benefits a n d services available through these gr&:q:~s. M.lss Lucille Smith, presiTen holiday boxes for overdent of the Meigs County AISn. seas sent cemen will be presummed "' the benefits of the pan<~ by the Sew.Rite&wlng Nadonal Association as ''legis- Club, Jatlw stre~, drug, vitamin Plans for the Christmas project weremadeatarecentmeet. lng of the club members at Mary June's lleau1;)' Salon In 'I1IEIE\'~P DAILY SENTIN1!L Mlcldl-rt. The meellnl !olTO JMTEUSI' OF Mten"-•ww AllEA lowed a Halloween dimer par. cHt::~TER L. TANNUOLL, E:Dt. FA ty at Oscar's in Galllpolla. ll8ltKt llolhCidl, C1Q" E41101" P~tlleddJib' u•Sauritt~vn.oo.. Members exchanged names Vai!Q ....allhlll eom,.n;y, liO . . . . .c 81., I or Chr l 8tma s . Rece I vlng birth.....,.,, ctolo, mn. s.~.... omcoo Pt.. ttJ..ZlH, Editor ... Pt.on. ~&~tl7. day gifts were Mrs. Ronald ~ ctu.po•WceP"Id&tP-....,OIDo. B N.U-' ..-u ...........HIIIMi .. Baii:IJI. rowning, Mrs. George Hoa~~-=-~~bll:.,uEu•n~tSt..,NnY.... man, and Mrs. Elza Gilmore, ~r4otkon rM~~•• Pdlwred .., e~rrilr 'Jr. Mrs, William McDaniel pre..,..., '~ Clnb.,.. ,.., 111 sided at ""* moe"--. Mrs. Don .. _ ..u.w. 111 tao. DailJ" s.ti,.. 1NIIIt om.:e. -m.to. w~~~;: ...._ 1111 .....,.,,tt?tl. Thr•.-.., B)' ~~~~o~or Millen and Mrs . Harv.., Van ................. _.n. IIIII. l....u.illa: 0... .., ....., euo. .,. ..u, o.. ,... eu.• 51.1 Vranken wUI be bosteues for "nlrM ...-tlli suo. st .,_ the next meeting. ~,....,. n..Hilllllllll.. fo----..N.---;;;.;.-....a Others at tile dlmer were -!•"""' Hnlidav Boxes To hr Prrpaml -.15. ....., "* •u. IS IN THE AIR! Why No! Bring II Indoors 1 IVilh A .Lovely a. Willard Boyer, Mrs. Mildred WeUs, Mrs. Don Collins, Mrs. Calvin SiJI1poon, Mrs. Marshall King, Mrs. Don McKnight, Mrs. James Neutzllng, Mrs. Ray. mood Ball;y, Mrs. Larry Webrung, and Mrs. Flo Strickland. FALSE TEETH ThatLOOHB Neell Not Embarrass Don't bep w0ft71Jll Whnber your fa~ teeth are illOlDI to come IOou &t the Wl'OQI time. Por mon MCUr· J\Tamed fior Thursday COllE AS YOU ARE! FARMERS BANI ••• SAYINGS CO. Discuss Involved Women "Pro!lles of an Involved Woman" was the program «vic used by Mrs, Martha Husted when the Women' a Society of Christian Service of the Elllerprloe United Methodlal Cllureh met recently at the home ol Mra. Theodosia Precker, M r s. Husted, as Eleanor French, and Mra. Berni.., Ev- ans, ln the role as Mrs. BeD- nett, wife of John c. Bemett, PABTEETR hol~ lalH teeth "ftnner preoldelll of the Union Theolagi· longer. Makell e&tlng euler. It.'• not acld. No ((OOeY. puty, gummy tute. eal Seminary, partlelpalad In a Dentu.rea t.hat ftt are MMDilal to dialogue the purpose of which health. Bee ,our dentist regularly. Get FASTI!:ETH ai&ll drugcounten. woo to etl\>haslze the eliJ)Orl- FROM WE HAVE MANY IN HARVEST OF FALL COLORS DUDLEY'S FLORIST plil••-•11!1.-••••• ll ltY and mon c:omrort. Jut sprtnklll / 30 camival committees a little PA81UIH on JOUt pl&tea. DUDLEY'S "*' Taken in August MRS. MINERVA CHILDERS, who will be 95 on Doc. 7, had tt'le misfortune of a fall Friday, She Cractured her left wrist ard lt Is now in a cast. 'FALL ror McAbee-Neal Vows MR. AND MRS. PATRICK WCHARY hosted a dinner part)' Saturday. Their guests were the Downie cousins. In the group were Mr. and Mrs.. J. B. Bright of Dunbar, W. Va.; Mrs. Ellzabeth Chase of Dayton; and Mrs. Austin Eden, Mrs, Edward Stark, Mr. and Mrs, Ted Downie, Mr aM Mrs. Bill Downie, ard Miss Helen Lochary. Mrs. Charles Homnao, M r _.,. - ·:oom DEBBIE LYONS MILLER IS IN Room 973at Vnlversity Hospital, Columbus. It appears she may have a long stay, Debbie, just 18, has been plagued. by kidney problems aOO today went on the kidney machine. She is currently undergoing extensive tests to determine the feasibility or a transplant. II everything is negative, then the transplant will take place sometime after a month from now. Between now and then, Debbie will be put on the kidney machine for blood purification as necessary. Three members of her family wiU begin tests soon to determine compatlbUity before the donor is selected. Debbie was admitted to University Hospital Friday, having been transferred there Crom Holzer. Her husband stays in Co-lumbus with frierds to be near his wife aOO commutes to his employment in Marietta. Mr. and Mrs. John Lyons, Debbie's par.. ents, wm continue frequent trips. • -M· -.au JOHN CRAIG KINCAID, GRANDSON of Mrs. John Kincaid, Middleport, is hospitalized in Japan. He was InJured when the helicopter he was piloting was doWned In VIetnam. John has a fracture to one leg, lnjurles to the other, an:! some cuts and bruises, but is recuperating quite satts(actorUy. He expects to be returned to the states sometime In the near f~r ture. John had been in Vietnam less than three months, The youth' s father is a retired Air Force omcer nOw living in California where he teaches at a private mtlitary school. LL Tom Kincaid, son o{ Mr. and Mrs. WUllam Keith Kincaid of Philadelphia, is just back from Vietnam. Tom is a graduate of Ohlo UniverslQ. By the way. his parents just now are vacationing in Hawaii. Twenty-five retired teachers O'BRIAN charm · and por_.ll;y. We'd AY · NEW - Cll-s• ha'<e 1o IQ" that lin ~ omlo- Who clotho themselves wiiiiiiiLADl£11 AUXILIARY, Drew II tile olemont porvadlntl t h e lion rii!M on .tile lbow'o ··~- lllant Vu'-"'"'·, Jlm*•lllld bll W"""oter l'Mt 31, American ,_ • • II8W 1101111.., --• . "J'-"'' •--~ uo-y .....,_ or, mt MeJvUit lilavtJIOII, Who dopr 1111111 and blberd&lliol7 Pon. _T uellill' nlatot. on iM Ufe and!lambtQ'anttlmea ao Jull plain Mel fllaveiiOII dlcl not jar a C.'OIIIIOIIIIOUI''• PAST MATRONS, PCIIIti'OY ~New Y~'t moatliamoroua hao been a TV pawrlter for a Iaiit or reactions. Tho lllailtChapllr 186 OES, Tuelday,?p. · mayor o¥Or, .Jilnm.J Wolker. II row ele<lronle pneratj0111 1 17 tipped hat rim wao not Wilkm. at Ballet• Rolllaura!"J ~ . - Ill ll!at odd wave Ill wl- Ia our auopiciCOI ha 11111 ·be er'a sl;yle aJoae mw olance Shlelclo, hoatu.o. · prllJ lbat allllcta quilt too back to Jull plaiD Melin llhort alfecltd lt. \l'alkor me..IY ilal SERVICES FOR \feel< ~ 111W peapltllho nover realize ordllr. Itt moll publlelzed practlllon~~2 and Salf;Aoe...~ ~~ thf11 U. wlpr. ll'o not t h e Frmc Gorlhln, back- or. ....,, - 3 p.m. a • - • -~ rlcht, nor tile Income IJ'(IUIIII for IIIIa dloappolnlment Wur C81ualllel odlst Cllurch, Syracuaa. clall 11M17 Jnhtblt. Wo once lold ...,alola ~ a - t m&nJ TV a fellOW W6 . . _ Who W81 tile Utcl cafe IJlpolrlll<el 01 Ill · The U.S. Infantry suatalDed RACINE AMERICAN iAIIGit llllrd ....,.Uon or lnbortlad lmpraaolonlll and imitator '10 per cent of aU casualties Auxiliary, Tueoday, 7:30p.m., naalti..nllllona lhat ha had been could not lmltataJ!IIIIIlyWaik.; In the U.S. armed forces durIng World War II, .although maoked HaUoween Pll1J for nouvaau riehe." Redid- In 111e tlnloat dell'eo. Wolker It comprised oo1y one·flftb ~ Junior members !ollowlq the a 1 understand, either. Our ole- waa graeefUI, eharmln& n 0 t all lbe forceo overseas, acmaetlng; prizes to pr«ttoat, qlor 111811 ..,.,. lOll 111111 I lllridont, h!o mamer or - c h . cording to the Encyclopae:lla 11811est and moat orlllnal . Re- lllllond dollars a week and lo and dreoo lllrlldng w i - tile Brltanillca. treohm-. 1 complete patleman. REVIVAL, 7:30 p.m. nialoiiY The aualcal "Jilnm.Y" has at Syraeuse Mlaalon lbrGuilo had more IIIGilf11 thrown ln1D tills week with Sisler Slella Ito .......clion 111111 lll)'lhlng oo Carqle _..er, pobllo wel- lll'oadwlljl perhapa over: more c:ome. 111111 1 million doUaro, backSPECIAL MEETING, Heath lllap namoro lnalat. ~st Church, "Call to 11'1 open ..._ledp that the MRS. KIM B. NEAL Pr!IYer and Self Denial, • Tues- Jl.aun1 Walker mayoral!;)' Inday, 7:30 p.m., oponaored b¥ cwnbency wao alhol'OUIIIIJ>corWSCS. rapt era or Prohibition COI't'VIliCOLLEGE lnlormaUon Dillrt, ed IUrthet b¥ the okuidugpfl' HOUSE OF "CADS" handaome he cloelll'l ..ta wllll ~e igs llillh Sehoul, llllddlepol'l, at the ulllmatel,y Jolled Tam- Dear Helen: me. : p.m. Tueeday for aenloro mw bola Jllnm.Y Hines. JimThis houae 1s unreal. 1 can't I'm ·Ured or being alnlle, Uld Jllll"nls; II c:olle..,s a o d DIY Walker' a most !everllb de- take 11 much longer. but I'm afraldl'lltalr~ Jlllll~· to be repro-led. fenders dlograce him wllll the My mother and brother make ed up lilY buobancl Who was LADIF.'l AUXILIARY, F- explanation lllot he almply waa a point or 1por1na DIY father. probobq '"" ~ lhoae a 11 y ney - ReMelt Postl28, Amori- cpratlng In the traditional New He'o just someone Who brings duekllnls llllrnocl dolm. can Let!Jon, 7:30 Tueaday nlshl York at;yle or acceptlnJ "elean" bome the Wh.. a (llrl Ia "hooked on mint green wllll lace IMMllce at tile hall; Juniors to moot at graft, m..,.ms a aanctlmoni<R18 the looko" cloeo ehe need a ,_,_ In a candlelight ceremony and lbort sleeves. A bow at the 7 P· m. refUsal to aceept . . _ 01'111- &111111 cheerfUl aad has a amite cblalrlst? - FUSSY at the West Columbia United waist In back extended Into POMEROY flliST l!aptlel nallnlln proatillltion aad dope - bull'm the only one who no- Dear Fuaoy: Methodist Church, Mlos Gall Church HaliOII'een party, Tuoo- while aocommodallnl the baek- Ueeo. Not a ,_,eblatrlat _ Just a lloor..Jength panels. McAbee or West Columbia and Their headpleoes were of ll- day nll!ht, grand march at 7:30. room beyo Who lndul&ed In a Mom won't llf11 hello to Dad. better aeela& eye. Attractive Mr. Klm B. Neal of Mlcldl-rt lualon held in place with large WIDNESDAY glorloualy srlllld lar<e~~¥inbus- &be llllnka of any possible ex- people are almoll alwayo exchanged wedding vows. Dlor bows, and thay carried WIU)WOOD GARDEN Club, lneoo, PDibliltl and other ouse to leave the house ao lilt ''hooked on looko" for II k e The bride is U.e youngest colonial bouquets of white car- 7:30 Wednesday, "como ao you cheoriW larcenies. won't have to eat dlmor wllll ...,... like. Because IIIey fall daughter of Mrs. Bert McAbee nations surrounded by daisies. are" Pll1J, home of Mr1. Paul '111e IIIIIUinl tribute to Jim- him. I lllle can't lll8ll8&e a lor the pockage and not the of West Columbia and the late Flower girl was Angela Cur- Fllber; Mrs. HlramFlaher, as- lilY Wolker'l Vtfl' reo! perooo- oha!JPDI trip, nii!M claasea or c:onlelll, they often ond up dloMr. McAbee. 91e Is the grandtls of Pomeroy, grancldaoghter slstlng ho81ess. allt;v II a.t evea the reform- wllata\'er, lhe oltl at the llble oppolntad. daughter or Mr. John Freeman of Mr. and Mrs. G e 0 r e TIIURlillAY era Who forced him to rollin read'•• willie be eata lllld acta Learn to reCQIIIIze tile mw who makes his home witb Mrs. 1 Starcher, Sr. Her gown was MIDDLEPORT WCTU, 7:30 11 New York' I mayor siiiJ Ilk- aolf nollliltg'I1IJ'OIIII- Wblle I dllreront klndoorhand.aomot~eao McAbee. tile same style and color 88 the ').'llureday, Middleport F l r 11 ed 111m, IIGbert Moeoo, the fine 11t lhere trylq to break t be (lmter as weU ao ~andre­ The bridegroom is the son other attendants. Baptist Cllurch. Election of of- veter111 JUbli< serv111t, IIIII ad- G..al !lienee and &BIIInllndl- member tile absolutelY porteet of Mrs. Emma Jean Webster Master Jeffery Neat of Point ncers. mlrea Wolbr'a 1\Yle, lllld eer- psllon. man exlsta on.ly In tile c1reoma of Beverly and Mr. I. R. Neal Pleasant, nephew ot the groom, WOMEN'S ASSN., 7:30ThuralalnlJ he had at;yle, Maybe DIY Iaiiier dlcl someor YOUIII, unmarried femaloa. of Middleport. He has made was theringbearer. Train bearday night at Mlddleporl First In tile mualcal Pl'Oiil•lblnc terrible, but ha doesn't H. his home with his grandmother, er waa Master JohMY Board at Unltad Presbyterian Church; ed and financed "'tlrelyb¥ Jack act Uke it. Ho'o a kind, warm, PERSONAL TO "MISERAMrs. George Bearhs, also of Letart, ne[ilew of the bride. Mrs. R. M. 91erman hao book Warner, the lepndary Nl&bt .....ter!UI porooo, tboulil a bit BLE:" Whan you lllllllke, drld<, MlcldleporL For best man, the groom atudy, Mrs. Rodney Downing, Ma1or or Now York comea art stubborn. I love lilY mother and "sneak ool" to-eywr The double -ring wedding wa~ an event of Aug, 9 at 6:30 p.m. chose his brother, Kll R. Neal devotlono; hostesses are Mr1. with DDt Ill loCa or tile charm and brolhor too, lllld llda aplll parenta are ab 111'01111 about beThe Rev. Paul Fortney of New of Point Pleasant. Ushers were Joe Bailey, Mro. William Oh- be exuded In huge wavea, 110118 dolm the middle or the !amlljo lq "too strict," yoo'ro - George Star cher, Jr. , Pome- linger, Mrs. LeoKemed)', Mro. or hlo sraee wllll wordo, 1101 a II tearing me to ploees. tq oaly one lldng: YOID' parHaven performed the ceremo.. roy; Dave Jenkins, Middleport, Plununer Beeson and Mrs. J. linch or the wl.......r courtllSomellmeolfoeiUkeacream- ents were rtaht in tile Orat ny before an altar banked with nesa he brouatrt to tho most in& or omaohinl something, place 100 aroa't 111111tre baskets d white gladioli and and But Frances, &Yracuse. K. Smith. Taper lll!hters were Ferris ANNUAL MEETING, Melgo floeUng eru:ountara. Juot 10 I CGUicl atap 11111 quiet- ....,.., for the prlvUqes you greenery flanked by two sevBoard and Duane Johnson and County Pioneer and Historical Tho por(ormer selerletl 1o neu. But Ill)' motller 111111111 seek . . en - br111oh candelabra. White Mrs. Bill Uoyd of. New' Ha- Sbclecy, 1 p·.m. , Thursday, St. piQ' Walket ,~l¥ can't be lhiM I wa• haYing .a ,........., '" l!la,y. .ii*JI ~ , way for" tile satin bows marked the familY ven registered the guests. Paul's Lutheran Church, Pome- bllmocl too ; harahly for ouch breakclolm, ,lilY br<Jihar wotlld next few .. IIIOIIths. 'l1iM wrltl> pews and tall white tapers were For her daughter's wedding, roy. abJect evaalon of Jimlll)''o consider me un.<OOI, 111d lilY a811in, and If ddnga are . .., used throughout the church. Dod woold probably be em- better, I'll . . _ your ea11e. Nuptial music was played by Mrs . McAbee chose a rust twOharraaaed to death. Maybe IIIey - II. Mrs. Raymond Llevlng a n d piece bonded knit with which " can take thla "pretend Uvln&" Miss Sleila Lieving, vocaJist, she wore beige accessories and but It Is driving me up t he 88118 Our Wedding Prayer, Al- a corsage of yellow roses. Mrs. Webster, the groom's mother, wall . What ean I do? - LIPways, The SWeetest Story Ever Told and The Wedding Pray- was in a beige knit with matchPINCOTI' lng accessories and a cor...., ~ Dear Llppln-: er. I think thil "Great SIIIIICII" The bride was given In mar~ of white roses. A receptioo honoring the couSYRACUSE - The annual and John Bloke. aeedl a crlals to break It riage by her lUicle, Edward pie was held In tile church soPTA jlalloween earnlval w111 SILHOUETTnl _ Marybell and perhaps your acreammljht Freeman of Pomeroy. The bride approached the altar clal rooms . The traditional min- start promptly at 7:30 '1111n- Warner, chairman; Soale Grue- do the trick. Lei ywr familY wearing a !loor..Jeneth gown of lature bride and groom topped day nlalot, Oct. 30, at the local ser, MarJQllnther, AnnaRoulb .,_ what lhf11 are doing to you. II mllbt obock diem Into white re.embroldend cbantllly tile three-tiend wedding cake school aoclltorlum. Judging will and Marie Loadlnlillam. FISH POND 1 _ Linda llllb- !Jiclng ~their problomsaaedullo. lace over bridal saUn. It was featured oo the bride's table be clone as those peroooamask. fashioned with an empire waist.. which was <overed with a white ed enter the door. Prizes will bani, ehelrman; Jeanette Du!- Dear Helea: -· - ·heirloom lace doth. Arrangebe awarded for the prettleot, 1), Belb' llafos, Donaa KoehI am a JOUII8 girl ~ 22, line and long sleeves coming to menta of pink and white carna- ugliest, !wmlest, andmoolorlg- lor, Wanda stewart and Jemie ll8llinK OLD. I'Ve bean told points over the hands. I'm very Pl'etl1 and have a Har elbowJength veil of Im- tiona and candles were ulled Ina!_ All ehlldral In c:ootume Lou Davia. FISH POND 2 _ Gloria MI- IIOOd por.....Ut;v. But I'm..,.._ ported aUk Illusion was held In Mrs. Vernal Johnson 11erved will ba presealad alllfl. All membero aamec1 to the chael, chairman; Carolyn llnually dlo"W'faled In t h e place by leaves of seed pearls the cake and Mlso S h a r 0 n II'S Quid! and crystals. Her chapel length <Peen at Mason presided at tile varloos eomml-• are aoked Raalh, ilmllby' Amberpr,Judl kind~ datto I pl. I want a llUl Who Ia territrain was of chantilly lace. The punch bowl Miss Judl MUier to be at the 1ehool ~ Flag, Marll1a Williams 1 n d ll's COIIIItlllent! Dula. bly attractive, !11t1alcalbride carried a white velvet of Point Pleasant was at the at 1:30 '1111rlday aflemooa 1o help decorate tile IIMillorlum. CANDY.aAKm GOODS _ l1 and otherwise. I uouaity get covered pr"Yer book and a cas- coaee service. c:ade bouquet of yellow a n d Other.s assisting at the reTho - - are: 11e11,y Alb, Chaii'IIIBII; M a r Y the "otherwise." I kDtnr this THE COTrON CANDY _ Jean Morrow, Carol Jett, llel"'llub- 1111'1 smart, but If a man l•'t white rosebuds and bab¥ bresth, ceptlon were Miss s 8 n d r a from which fell white stresm- Stowari, Mrs. Doonle Van Ma- Hall, cbalrmaa; Jllliee Law- bard, Mrl. Haberl Ord lllld ers tied In lovers knots. Her Ire, Mrs. David Van Maire, son, Marie Rizer, Jeoale Le- Mar7 N-. Don llaldrlcka. IIJTCBEN-POP.COFFEE _ DECORATIONS - Mary only jewelry was a diamond Mrs. Forrest Hargraves, and vacy and l'l!sll1 stub. necklace, a gift of the groom. Mrs. Arnold Van Maire. SNO CONES - P. Patter- Mlmle Harrlo, chairman; Kar- Gol!rthor aad Pal Wlnebrermer. The couple took a wedding 1011, chatrman; Beoeri1 Chap,- ell :WOITJ, Mrs. Rudolph RUTICKETS - Ella May lllorMatron of honor was M r s. Walt Hayes, sister of thebrlde. trlp through West Virginia. man, Deo Bnnm and Teame ne, Mro. Bomer Millo, Mro. tat, Shirley llllsllll and Pat POMEROY, OHIO The bridal allendanta " e r e They are now reoldlng at 770 Evan1. !IJle lllmett, Mrs. ArGIIr lloodallhelt. DUCK POND - Da1a7 Po&- Wolfe lllld Mro. M111an1 Roulb AT THE DOOR- Mra, Elma Mrs. George Slarcher, Jr., sis- Secoud St., Middleport. h.lfCBEN-POPCORN _ Nlll: Louko, Mro. Ullo Mayeo, Mrs• A rehearaal dlmer was held teraon, cbalrmaa; Velma fV. tar of the bride, Mrs. Ronald Fry, and Mlos Gloria Young. at tile Martin Restaurant for the 10110, Arlotta Plckeao, Mro. ey Pliler lOll, cbalrm8ll, 0 r a Rulli 11teorn, Mro. !Alba liarThey wore !loorJengthgownsd bridal party and gueats. c-p Moore, l!ldaa 11a1<er and Bau, Pauline Autborooo, Mro. rio and Marp.rot Cottrill Ann Boso C•didate for Member of Southern local Board of Eduration pd. Pol. Adv. ence of one woman as she worked to brl~ -ce, social Justice and recognition of the unity of all persons. Mrs. Cordelia Rentz dlaeusoed local dedlc:aled women of tile communlcy, During the buslne11 aeaalon, 11 was decided thallellero will be se,. to NASA In o~port at the aatroMula dedalon to read the Bible In flllllCO. G~ stJvl~. If Jesus Goeo Wllh Me, opened the moetl~ wllil Mrs. Bertz glvl~ serlpture from Proverb& 2, 11-20. Mro. Franees Carleton read a poem entltled, A Prayer, and the meet!~ eoncl.- wllil a prayer b¥ Mro. Franeea RunneL Rofresbme,.o were senedto tbe 14 members and one ,.... attending b¥ Mrs. Fracker, Roooevelt'1 Prize President Theodore Roose· velt was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize In 1906 for hlo service In medlaUng a peace treaty between RuslliJ and Japan to conclude the Russo- ln-. Wanda 91ane. Mildred 1111b- · - - - - - - - - · SPOOK HOUSE - J o y e o Franll bard, Wanda Gtlnjher and Mra. Thome, chairman; Rulli Holman, Lou Ferrell, Jeon llafman and Mra. Charles Buek .. ley. COKE RING TOSS - Janel Nease, chairman; Ken Neale, Pat Omdl.lf, Mrs. Ell White, Marcia Arnold and Thelma Jelfera. CANE TOSS - Faye Hamll1111, ehelrman; Dwotllt Forllio, JC11181!a Daoll, IIOiotiJt Fa"'-ERE SHOES AU • and Mra. Earl Noa_. SENSIBLE PRICED DART GAllES Lan7 MIDDLEPORT 0. Wolro; cbalnnall; PluJ Forlltta ·WHILE SA~E PIKES ARE Ill ·• TJIE TO. SAVINGS IS ULL 'S lEN FRANKLIN ever, wlth over 100 schools wooing Kern, that Hayes RALBOVSKY, packa~ed him off to ColumNEASporh bus watbout so much as a verbal arrn·twlst . Kern, Writer Dashing a toothpaste smile, says he never wanted to go anywhere bul to Ohio State. · "Lancaster is only 30 miles COLUMBUS, Ohio-( NEAl from Columbus," he says. - As glamor boys go, any •'and I grew up as an Ohio similarity between Joe Na· Stale !an. I saw my first math, say, and Rex Kern is game when 1 was an eighth purely coincidental. grader . I received a lot o! The son of • small town offers when I was in hl~h barber, Kern radiates a school, but I never really choir bo_y's innocence that is, considered going anywhere unquestionably, a throwback but Ohio State. It was an to an era when the social easy decision for me." pursuits of pinup quarier· His father, Trenton Kern. backs were discussed over who operates a two<halr breakfast tables Instead or shop on Garfield A v e n u e, white leather bars laden, or in Lancaster (population c 0 u r s e, with a rarticular 36,000), says the recruiting brand of Red Labe scotch. race lor the younger of his Rex Kern, as they say in two sons was uneventful: Columbus, is tradition's an- "Rex looked around a little, swer to the Aquarian Age . talked to some other people, Tall and lean, his reddish· but he had hls mind made up blond hair Is closely cropped, all along. Ever since junior hls sideburns come to an high be dreamed of the day abrupt end well above the be could play lor Ohio State. ear lobe and, alter every Woody didn't have any trou· game, be is usuallf seen de· ble getting him at all." parting Ohio State s cavern· The same situation, someous stadium not with a mini· what astonishin~ly, holds skirted blonde but instead with mom and dad. It is Kern, however, who revolutionized offensive foot· ball at Ohio State, updating It slngle·handedly by at least a decade. As a quarter· hack who can throw, lake, run the option and even scramble successfully. his presence forced Woo:ly Hayes to doctor his en· trenched theory of power of. lense and modernize it !rom the old three·yards·and.a· cloud·Of·dust to a more cOD· temporary three·plays.and·a· touchdown. It is no secret that Rex Kern was the No. 1 man on Hayes' recruiting list In 1966 Jim Otis Ask Charges Be D.ON'T bEL.A:Y. 9 U.-5 P.M. DAILY U.M.-9 P.M. SAT.' s :BENI;FAANKUN·· Dlll '5 l IIIDDL,EPOIO'. OHIO Rex Kern to Hayes' theory that any high school star in Ohio worth his salt looks forward to the day he can play lor the Buckeyes. So deep are Ohio State's roots into Ohio high schools, Hayes may actually be gel· tiDg more talent than he can handle. Don Lamka, £or ex ample , was the most soughtalter high school quarter· back in the Midwest two years ago while at Cleve"When Jim was six years land's South High . He chose old," says Dr. Otis, "I put up Ohio Slate. despite the presa set of goalposts in the back ence of Kern and backups yard and he was on his way. Ron Madejowski and Kevin I use l to take him to Ohoo Rusnak, and was switched to Stat~ games when he was a defense . Now, as a sopho· kid and on the way home , more, he's a second-string he'd always tell me bow he linebacker. couldn't wail to grow up and '' For the Hre of me," says play in Columbus. His idol ooe of h~ South High was Bob Ferguson. My being coaches, "I can't understand close friends with Woody put why he chose Ohio Stale. He J :m in a ticklish spot, but would have been starting he's made it on his own. Jim as a sophomore quarterback wouldn't have it any other somewhere else. but now way and neither would he's playing defense. l told Woody . I just stay in the him to go to Notre Dame, background and keep quiet." myself, but the lure ol Ohio Many of the other o!len· State was bigger than both sive stars descended upon of us. I don't know why, but Columbus much for the every kid in Ohio wants to same reason. a testimonial go there." true lor the Buckeyes' No. I rusher, fullback Jim Otis. Like Kern, he sought out the school with as much vigor as the school sought him . His lather , a doctor in Celina, Ohio, was a college roommate of Woody Hayes an1. on the day Jim Otis Jr . was born, one of the first con~ratulatory carJ• the Otises feceived was from Ann and Woody Hayes . Dismissedw,:::·:·;;;:,==,~::~ ~ - - -......... .. ..;f' "' ........ - - -- - -,..,, ...... .. -~ .... . . . . . . .. -~ .. -. .........., ...... -- can League President Joseph E. Cronin Monday tolled a league meeting Nov. 5 in Cleveland ''to consider the posture or the Seattle sltua- . 800 through the air with 863 yards. However, 10 passes have been .500 intercepted by the aler1 Buck· . 400 eye defensive secondary. . 167 Despite gaining 564 fotal W, L. T. PeL yards on 101 plays Saturday Dallas •..• •. ,6 0 0 1.000 against Illinois, Hayes felt the Washlngton., .. 4 I I .800 offense was "spotty as the Philadelphia . , . 2 4 0 . 333 devil." However, he felt the de· New Orleans , , • 0 6 0 , 000 tense was "amazing." The defensive unit limited the West lllini to 60 plays, 156 total (Centrsl Dlvlslonl yards. recovered four fumbles. W. L. T, PeL Intercepted one pass and forced Minnesota .. , , 5 1 0 .833 10 punts. Green Hay, .•. 4 2 0 .667 "A week ago, the preponder· Detroit , ... .• 3 3 0 .500 ence of our tackles was made Chicago ...... 0 6 0 .000 at the corners," Hayes pointed (Coastal Division) out. Jack Tatum had nine solo W. L. T. PeL tackles and Tl m Anderson eight Los Angeles. .• 6 0 0 I. 000 In the Buckeyes' :W-7 romp at Baltimore .. . . 3 3 0 . 500 Minnesota. Atlanta •• •. . . 2 4 0 ,333 " This week llllnots ran to the san Frsn. . .... I 4 I ,200 inside. The game plans were to Cleveland •... • 4 1 l New York. ..• . . 4 3 0 St. Louts ., ., .. 2 3 I Pittsburgh , , , .. I 5 0 (Capitol Dlvlslonl Monday's Results hit us with their fullback , but Jim Stillwagon had different Dallas 2:; New York 3 (Only game scheduled) Ideas." Barnard was cited in JUne ol LEXINGTON, Ky. (UPIIStillwagon, the Buckeyes' brll · SuOOay's Game s 1968 with "par11clpatlng in a The Kentucky state Racing liant junior middle guard, had Chicago at Minnesota scheme to piece a foreign Commission has been asked to 14 onassisted s-tops and one as· Detroit at San Fran dismiss misconduct charges subs1ance tn the feed ot . ~u~ !·~ . : . . ~. slst. In addition, he dumped Dancer'' Image" two days Green Bay at Pitts against the trainers of con .ChurcbUI Qaw!Jto'ltwards an<l " Crppin ,.•aid bodtthecluled . Illinois ballcarriers for tour lrOVotllal 1968 K.w!fucky. Derby .Uterr .the .di&COVIIIJ"Y..,of,the drug. that the susperu~ltms enderit1m8 ·the ·meeting in rCSJXIIlSI to a . Dallas.at Cleveland losses. Cavalarl' w11s ,dted tor with· New Orleans at St. Louis . W:IMer Dancer's Image. re(fJest from Seattle Pilots matter of punishment. lllino4s coach Jim Valek said PhUa at New York The commission Monday co - owners Dewel Soriano, after the game he wanted to opened a hearing on the Wash at Baltimore president of the club• and Max stay away from Tatum . Michl· chBf98llnvolvlng the post-race Los Angeles at Atlanta Soriano, both of Seattle, and gan State's Duffy Daugherty adlvltles of trainer Louis C. William Daley of Cleveland. said the same thing a few PT. PLEASANT cavalarls and his assistant, WILLIAMS ASSIGNED American League club ownweeks ago. They both feared LIVESTOCK SALES CO. Robert Barnard, bofh of NEW YORK (UPii-Guard the All-American candidate at ers are considering transferPl Pleasant., W, Va. Onfsrlo. Canada. ring the Pilots franChise tram Sam Williams was assigned to left cornerback. saturday, Oc~ 25, 1969 Commission Chairman " When you run away from Seattle to elther Dallas or the Milwaukee Bucks by HOGS - 175 to 220 25,50 to George Egger recessed fhe National Basketball Association Tatum, the room gets smaller MUwaukee. hearing lndellnlfely so fhe 26.60, Heavies 21 to 24.50, Commissioner Walter Kennedy and smaller," Hayes added. commission could review the Lights 23to 25, Fat SOWsl9,10 Nonday, ending a dispute •I dl•mlosal motion enlered by to 21,25, Boars 20to20,60, Pigs :,1 between the Bucks and the Los attorneys for the two. 8 to 16, Stock 91oats 14 to 28. Angeles Lakers over the Dancer's Image. owned by CATTLE - Steers 22,50 to playing rights to the two-year llosfon millionaire Peler Fuller, 27,75, Heifers 22.20 to 26.10, NEW YORK (UPli- The pro. Kennedy was asked by CINCINNATI (UPll- Coach United Press International top. both clubs to arbitrate the was dlsquollfled from fhe Fat Cows 17 to 20, canners 8 : i $122,.00 purse by stewards at to 16.75, Bulls 21.20 to 23.10, Paul Brown and his staff spent ranked ma lor college football dispute. I Louisville's Churchill Downs Milk Cows 100 to 168, Stock Monday reviewing films of the teams with won·loss-tled record after a chemical test disclosed Cows and calves 160 to 247.50, Cincinnati Bengals' Sunday 42- and first place votes In ALL· STAR DINNER In At 9 - Out At 5 ( tho lllogal poJn.kllllng drug Stoek Steers 22.10 to 28. 75, 22 lo,. lo the Kansas Clfy parentheses. (Sidh week) . ST. LOUIS IUPD- The Na · phenylbutazone In the urine of Stock Heifers 21.50 to 26, 25, Chiefs, their fourth s-traight de· . .. Team Points tlonal Hockey League's annual u... Our Fr.. Parl:int LDt tea-t, still scratching their heads Dancer's Image. 1. Olllo Sf. 1341 IS-O) J.49 All-Star dinner will be held on Stock Steer calves 26 to 34.50, about how the outcome could The oommlsslon upheld "" Stock Helfer calves22to29.75. 2. Texas ( 11 IS.OI 306 Jan. 19. the night before the stewards' ruling after a threehave been reversed. ), Tennessee U-01 252 Eastern Stars meet the wes. VEAL CALVES- Tq>s 41.25, - k hearing ln Louisville. "Things happened fhaf lust 4. Arkansas (5·01 201 tern Stars in the 2Jrd glamour ll6 E. 2n4, , .....,., Seconds 38, Medium 32,50 to A-neys for Fuller are don'! ordinarily heppen.'' Brown s. Penn Sf. (6-0I 181 game, and will be open to the 34.50, Common & lleavleo 31)_ currently appealing thai decl· said, referring to a pair of 6. Louisiana Sf. (6.01 161 public "for the first time . .25 to 38.50. dropped posses by Jess Phillips lion In Kanlucky courls. 1. Sou. Gal. IS.0-1) us I and a fumble by running back 8. UCLA (6·0· 11 101 Paul Robinson. 9. Florida (6·01 94 The Bengals were trounced 00. Kansas Sf. (S·ll 33 \ sfaflsflcally, although !hey 11 . Georgia 15-1) ' '21 fralled fhe Chieto by only six 12. Noire Dame (4-1 ·11 25 points wlfh two minutes left In 13. Wyoming (6.0) 16 fhe game. 14. Missouri (S-1) 11 Two Bengals reported lniurles 15. Purduo (S. f) 10 Monday. Rookie det.nalve end 16. Sfantord I:J.2-1) 8 Royce Berry WIJS nursing an In- 11. (Tie) Colo. (H) 1 jured knee from the game and (Tlel Okla. I:J.2) place kicker Horst Muhlmann waslreafed tor an alllng back. Muhlmann booted lwo field goals tor the Bangals Sunday. RDOKIES PROMOTED Sam Wyche, Bengal quarter· BOSTON (UPII-Rookies Jar. back. commented ihet "no one ry Janoski, Ed Phillips, Bob th It year hat really beaten us. Monlgomery, Jack Curtis. Ben We've bea1en ourselves four Ogilvie. Lynn McGlothen and times. When we stop making Rogello Moret - • prommistakes we can beat any- to the Boston Red Sox' .o-man body." roster, jt was announced The Bengal& meet the unde· Monclay by Ganeral Menleafed Oakland Raiders here Dock O'Connell. Sunday. holding Information from the stewards' Investigation. Attorneys for the two trainers stated the two men had been suspended tor 30 da'f$ by the Market Report KARR ll VAN lANDI !!!! MOTOR SALES - "You'll Llko Our Quality Woy of Doing Buolnou" Cadillac.Oidomobilo Po.,.,oy, Ohio 992-5342 TRUST YOUR HOME HEAT TO••• Brown, Staff Puzzled . 1966 Olds 98 Hoi. Sedan ............. $1595 Aqua with matching interior, full power equipment, radio, tinted glass, W/ S/W tires, one owner, new Olds !rode. College Ratings TEXACO SHIRT FINISHING SAME DAY SERVICE (. •W••'s Cl•ers ·---------...1 I ~~ NEW SHIPMENT OF ~~~ STORM DOORS AND MADE TO EXACT MEASURE¥ENTS. 675-2460 PT. PLEASANT, W. 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"""""..... ~ ...IJiljl\;l!i•~·-"" ,.,.. ..., , -~ ., ·· -• ·· ·~ <("" •· -'• ~---- .-. ..~~,•.s.·.;.'- .......... ,&*··ir••.w.'t""""'<·•• Kern was an AIJ.state ,. fThinl ol o Four-l'ort Series.} when quarterback at Lancaster, By MARTY Ar!P'Ieo Gual'lllteld 24 Mantlls FOR YOUR THE SHOE 101 Kern and Otis Were Home Crown MOTORKINI REVIVE ".HUSH PUPPIES" oul • porfect ri<AII'd ·~ Angeles Rams ao tho only goals by Mike Clark agalnsf ~· undetealed foam• In tho Nation· Pole ~lak'o 23.yarder lhof since the Los Roman Gabrltl hod his launched fhe Glanfo In front in al Foolbalf t.eaguo, but tho broken Sunday by lht .(111~ score was ) .:. at h•lttlme and the first period. Then, and only then. did tho Beert. only 6-3 going Into tho tlnal NFL's leading quarterback, quarter. Craig Morton gel tho bugl ou1 The O&llas offense, whfc:h had of lhe Cowboyo' offonolve been tho most explosl.,. In the machinery 1o hlf Lance Renfzel Fin To league, s)l<lffored and ftamod on a 16-yard K«lng loU and out frequently and hod 1o settle set up Calvin Hlll'o -40-yard mTSBURGII (U PI) - T b e for 47, 35 and 15-yard tletd halfback scoring pass to Bobby Plttsburtll Plratao hneaollpHayeo. Unfll !hen, If had been a ed five players to their Colnm nlghf or glory tor Cole, George bus, Ohio, farm clllb In the 111Andrle and Jethro Pugh-who temall-l League 111d , - . . combined to spin Giants' ed six from Columbul 1o iM quart.erback Fran Tarkenton to major league rooter. Joining the Pirates are plebthe ~at of his pants 10 times COLUMBUS IUPtl - Olllo relult, the Wlldc:ats threw 52 for 70 yards In 101181, Including ors Tom Detore, llemll MalState will be ready for every. posaes In their -15-20 lou. seed and Barry Houoer, InfieldAdamle gained juot 21 yards once In the end zone for a thing and anylhlng Safurday In er Ctolck Goaln, Oldflolder fourth.quarter safety. Its Big Ten road encounter In 12 carries against Purdue. Tarkenton also suffered his Dick 91earoo and <&Ieber 1111but sflll muof be considered a with spunky Northwestern. first Interception of the yeer- ton May. Against Wisconsin. fhe Wild· dangerous threat. He leads by Cowboy corner beck Mol Seat dolm were outllelderl cah furnod Mike Adamle loose Northwestern In rushing with Renfro-leaving fhe NFL wlfh· Ron Davia, Joe Grlp.o and Loand the 190-pound lunlor half· .-52 yards in 76 attemptl. renzo Lanier, pitcher Bo lloWhile , Olllo State whipped back from Kent, Ohio, rambled llnllk;y and catcber Goey Kolb. for 316 vards in «< carries. Northwestern 45-20 here last REPLACES ANDERSON The moves assure tbe Northwestern won 27·7 for lh. year, the leed was onl~ 27-20 ANAHEIM. Calli. (UPtl- younger players promoted from after three periods. second straight Big Ten win. Fred Koenig, a 38-year ok:l Columbo a camot be drafted tao Olllo Stole coach Woody But last Saturday agalns1 organization m•n who has been other major leaguetaamo.Each Hayes doesn't take any oppoPurdue's massive defensive a minor league manager for the nent lightly, not even the Wild· dub Ia aUowed to , - a rosline, Northwes-tern turned to the last seven year1, was named a uts, who ha • 1 e dropped four of ter of to players from the draft. air when 11 couldn't run . As a coach by fho California Angels Of the players d1opped only six: decisions. Monday as a replacement for "Any team -that plays us can Belinsky, Kolb lllld DliYia opnew Cincinnati Red Manager make their season by beating peared with the Plrataaln 1961. Sparky Anderson . NFL STAN DINGS us." he said Monday. Bellnllk;y had an 0.3 record K...,lg joins Rocky Bridges, By United Press lnterraUonal While Ohio State's five vicwhile Kolb and Davis, plaJing Pete Reiser and Norm Sherry East tims have been held to an aver- on Manager Leffy Phillips' on\y sparingly, ballad .081 and (Century Divlslonl age of 112 yards rushing. they .234, respectlvebo. sfatl. W. L. T. PeL have been more successful OALLAS (UPIJ-Sophomorl detenolve end Larry Cole and some of his defensive males had "a lot of tun" Monday night agalnaf the New York Glanfs, but lhe O&llas Cowboys offense spent a miserable three and one-half quarters before It could crack a smile. The Cowboys finally over. came the stubborn Giants. 25-l, to remain alongside the Loa . But a collep ~ .IT'S LATER THAN YOU THINK - Check h.. fodlrice iml Information on new Aluminum Storm Doors &Windows with SC1'881JS. ..., \. .. '' IZ·VQLT Plan helJ I'JI collep sapo.,..., Even . !.OO";thifta should happen to you, ~''d,;ohllcl rocelves lUll valuc EXC<HANGE MK·22FC. MK-Z4C 12-VoLT EXCHANGE L-22FC.L-24C. . �\1 • • i ---------·------.. _. . _-...! ..,...,.,.;_..______....__..,...,""'_______...,._ --· ........... 011;;> .. , - .. r-----__,;.,.....;....,-....,, ......11••••• Big Mouth Eats His Heart Out ...__ _ _ SAYS: _ _ _...., lr Oswal• & J - Jacoby NORm (D) .62 .74 Zl WIST .Q1087 .10875 t52 .J93 I - The DIU, Sentinel, Mlddloport-PonierOI', Q., UST .J94 .QI3 tKJ7 .Q1065 lr FRAN TARKENTON Written for NEA NEW YORK- !NEA) The Redskins beat the CarSOOTH dinals 33-17 a couple weeks .AK53 ago and after tbe game .K64 Charley Johnson the St t94 Louis quarterback, sald ii .AK82 was like playing Green Bay Both vulnerable with different color jerseys. Wool North Boot South It was not tbat way for It Pus me. The Redsklns still seem Paoo 2t Pus 3N.T. to be the Redskins of Sonny Pua Pass Pus Jurgensen, and not tbe Re<lMabel Lew!o, Emma DUaer, Openintl lead-· 5 skins of Vince Lombardi. and Florence Flober of Char. Even though the Redskins le-, W. Va. accompanied ''Silence is golden" might beat us. Mrs. Graoe Via to Middleport. well have been written for What I mean is, Lombardi Mro. Via, here vlsltlna bridge players. Somehow or and Washington are not synother, the quiet player who onymous to me yet, or to 1!oJ 11!1 , Telrao with her ailller restricts his bidding to tbe f!tOSt people. It was nothing John Kincaid, ~ numbers from one to seven hke playing Green Bay when with friends In Chorlestoo, beVlnee Lombardi and the words pass, double, he was there. Then, you foro coming '"' to Mlcldleport, redouble, no-trump, spades could actually feel the preshearts, clubs and diamonds en_ce o~ his driving, incisive who rarely is thrown to. llr. and Mrs. Joe Turner and his comments to an oc- mmd right there on the fiell Dowler and Dale of the spent the weekend at Flat Rock, casion~! "Well played," has He was Green Bay. Washing - Packers are basic pattern more time to think than the ton is still kind of Sonny guys. So is Bob Long of W, Va. visiting her brother man who has something to Jurgensen. And it was Washington. But he was Birdie Soe, and children, say after every play. strange to look over to the formerly ";ilh Green Bay. nle and Lester. South was one of those other side of the field and Washmgton s top receiver lira. Bel'llllrd Schramm ~ talkative players. He looked see Vince Lombardi with the Charley Taylor, Is what i Zanesville Is here with her over dummy happily and re- Redskins. I still ha\•en't ad- caJI a "creative receiver " ICII-in..law and dslllhter, Mr. who improvises as he gOOs marked, "We may not have justed my thinking. and Mrs. John L,vons, and fam. along. bid enough. I'm go' .; to And I don't find any true U,v. start with a free finesse." similarities between the There is, lhough, one thing Mr. and Mrs. Amos Bailey ~-be played the jack of style of play of Washington that Lombardi brln~s to a .....-.. from the dummy. now and that of the Lom- team, and to an entire foot- and children, Mike and DebEast'1 queen I o s t to bardi Packers. ball set-up: a great sense of bie, ~ Nn Richmond ,. e r e orgamzation. He organizes weekend Jl!losto ~ her mother, South's ldng. Tbe nine of diaFirst of all, a team is monds was led and allowed characterized by lhe individ- the front office, the scouting Mrs. Leota HawIOJ', The,y were to ride to East's jack. Back ual players. And Lombardi system, all personnel and lt Ssturda,y evening cliMer ll!lests came tbe nine of hearts. knows that tbe coach must ls proper planning ihat is of Mrs. Nan Moore and Miss West put his 10 on his part- adapt his techniques to his paramount to success. ner's Dine, Just in case East personnel. Now, when he . I don't believe a coach can Mildred HawlOJ'. had atarted with only two took over Green Bay, they mstill desire in a team, but haarta. Mra. Flossie Allensworth and were, like the Redskins a he can create a winning at~ South had quieted down poor club. But he had young mospbere. He does this by Mra. Grace Hawley visited refor once. He let the 10 of talent like Hornung, Taylor, strength of character, which contl,y In Galloo with Mr. and bearta bold and a third heart Starr, Gregg, Kramer Sko- comes. from organization. Mrs. John AllensWorth, and 1n lmocted out dummy's ace. ronski, Thurston and Curry That IS, a player will go · South came back to his trade<! for stars like DaviS along ":ilh a c~ach as long Walbrldp with Mr. and Mrs. hand with a spade, led a dia- an~ .Jordan. They were just as he IS cons1stent in his Jamea llawlOJ' and family. llospitaiiiWI Alan Wallace mond and desperately fi. wa1ting to break loose. His techniques and goals. It is the reason for Paul Brown's hss rellunj!d to Norfolk, Va. nessed dummy's queen, only personnel at Washington is success, and for Tom Lan· much different. to see It lose to East's king. after _.una a leave here with dry's success, to name two his famll,v, Mr.andMrs.DwliJht Eventually, South wound Defense s b o u I d hardly up down three tricks at even be brought into the dis- others. The players develop Wallace, Nancy and Bruce, three no-trump, since be cussion, since the defensive a feeling of where they are never brought bome even coach alone, in most cases they want to be. one diamond Irick. He found decides what the style oi where where lliey're going and Another strength of Lomhis voice to complain about play will be. But defense at losing every finesse but, if Green Bay was man-to-man. bardi's is his reputation as a great teacher. And I exbe had just thought quieUy At Wasbiligton it is zone. perienced this several ~ears at trick one, be would have ago when I played for him in Tbe R~skins, it is true, .JI.I.n e 4 a low heart from are runnmg more this year. an All-Star game. He makes ~and mada.at least 10 his points to be the But that seems tiieb bi spite of losing all trend now in pro football. ~nd real andunderstandable simple. I be· finesses. lieve in brilliance in simThe offense of Washington His tlng of hearts would now and Green Bay tben is plicity. 1t111 win the first trick, be also different. Jurgensen and Lombardi leaves oJO doubt would lose the second trick Starr different type as to what he is trying to to tbe jack of diamonds but q~~~~~;;;!:~ so righ I there say and what he is trying to East WOuld have DO way Of !! basic. And accomplish. And the way the lrllllng tbe dummy and South Redsklns have been wlnnln~. would be sure of four dia- "~&'!!-?!:i~~~~~ii;:;,: Jerry lhey seem to be ~ettlng his ": a rela· lllonds, Plus the aces and messa~e quite well the way ldnII of the other three suits. the Green Bay Packers did for so many years. ~~~) I. v.... AUTO SERVltl . ,CEN'l'E..R FAMO·US ·,· HA u,; '12.95 . N- loot PRICES . . . 3. 2+ Pass I. 3t Pus ? You, South, bold: • lt171 .AZ tKQ4 .W8U f"" ~~ Order Now For Christmas ~ttJ•-•euk FOR MOTHER FORTBESAFtffOFYOUR FAMILY AND YOURSELF. . REPLACE NOW AND BE SAFE born Jul,y 2, 1893, In Mason COUIIIf, dsUI!hter of the late Levi and Somma Nettle Edmonds Fet- MOIII ... llniiM11 1 .11· INIOYAU OIIVM. '· .· · MOD OORE·'·s~-=--P~Q~M_~E=R~OI_;Y ,. '· ·......;;;__:._j·: ··..- ' mer Betey Lighter, has return .. ed to her homo at Los Altos Calif. after visiting hero with her mother, Mrs. Lemma Light- or. Mrs. Lll!hter Is at homo ar. ter two weeks in Holzer Hospital. Mrs. Marlo also vis. lied with Mrs. Mary Wingett and Mra. Zelia RUOJ'. g, 0 was accompanied to the Columbua airport by a nleco, Mrs. hr. Cll A.lbiO)'. bled< alhletes to !he Wyoming Unlvenlty football team. lie also pledged to file an alternate suit asking for Sl million In damages. William Waterman of Plntlan, advisor to the Michigan NAACP chooter, said he WOOIId tile !fie action In U.S. Dllllrlct Court. The 1• ollltetes, tlx of !hem starters, were dismissed from Ilia undefeated Wyoming foot. boll squod Oct. 17 when IIIey mel wllll Coach Lloyd Eaton Ring can be· made to hold from two to fove birthsto~es. In procious lOll. yellow ., wllite gold. A deposit will lwld and Lay Away your gifts for Chrisllrtu. S15oa ·- fi.OO •oldhlo..t . ••, •Kit Goesslers Jewelry Store wearing black armbands. Eaton suspended them because of a rule barring demonatratlona by foolboll players. Waterm4n said Eaton had made an error In judgment that was compounded by other rnldenls of llle alate who prolsad his action. The all.,noy said II wao time Wyoming reaiiHd II could not bo • football - · and continue an allllude which hi cioscrlbed aa Ilia! o1 IsolationIsm. "Wyoming can't have black athletes and be unmindful of !heir rights end dignify," hi said. RIVER NEWS Fresh and l•ty s. Kenneth Plngle of Fostoria, Ohio does. 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Tlbolt up 3:35 t.m.; Duncan Bruce doWn 5:20 a.m.; l&lpreutr up 8:30a.m.; Green. up Loc:b, J. Lowll 2:35 p.m.; Jim NllriiiiY 1:20 p.m.; Tr-.t.a doWn tl\o p.m.; Luthtr Herdman ,P 8:10 a.m.; F1'111kllD B. up 6:25 LDI.; )leldtl!l Locks, Elllho . Wood• up 3:45p.m.; Forollllllt """' 10~ p.m.; J, w. Her... up I a.m.; 0. F. lllear. • Q 1:45, a.m.,) an•• CHEYENNE. Wyo. IUPIJ-A civil r/9hts attorney planned to go ln1o federal court here today ttones - one stone for uch member of the fomily. I 4 No. 2 1/21 cans • CHIPS N- Squabble Continues At Wyoming radiant birth~ I( wlll be In Lone o.k Cemetery, Friends 111111 call at the fun- GAUGE'S - Gallipolis, 12.2 and 12.2 n1111lng 2 feet ~ rollerll Pt. Pleuant, 24.22; Pllm.. OI'OI'..Mollll, 20.53; Hinton, o.u JilaL; Kanawha Falla, 3.09 fall. log; Charleston, 17.89 falling, ~ llarmet and Winfield, are oothe 110. BOAT MOVEMENTS: GALLIPOLIS LOCKS - On. ward up 7:05 p.m.; Blue Bird up 9:10p.m.; ~ Que on doWn 9:50 p.m.; Charles K. up 10:30 p.m.; Jelfboat doWn 11:15 p.m.; IIGbert G. West down, 12:05 a.m.; Pem Down. OJ' up 1:15 a.m.; Elaine G. up 9:10a.m. to seek an order reinstating 14 Set with Humpty Dumpty lrsndcblldren. ·;;,; · o· PUMPKIN FetQ, Hort(JVton; a slater, MrL LoDa Wamsley, GaUipolls; 37 srandchlldren, and 31 ueot!lie waa preceded In desth by ber llrat husband, Corl C. Simpkino, In 19112. Fwleral services will be held 2 p.m., Thurlda,v at the CrowRuaoeU Flllloral Home. Burial • Krl..-y Craclcen Libby's Slllooth Te.lfured Lean and Tender Frnh St•ks oral hCille alter 7 p.m., today, Mrs, J. M. Maris, the lor. 12oz. l:tn. ·. !lie Is aunlved l>y her busband, J11111eo S. Dosa; five ds~>­ lhten, Mro. Laura SWisher, Cheshire; Mrs. M¥rtJe Watson, Mro. Beulah Power• and Mro. Louise Welle, Ill or Columbus, and Mro. Pegy Nutter, Pt. Pleaaont; !AlUr oooa, Jolin, Del· aware; Carl, Lstart, and Roo&14 and llarry, of Pt. Pleooant; throe brothers, Elba RESULTS: ~..._... ......;..___;;;;:1::24:_:1¥:.:_.::MA::_:IN::_-:.;;;-;;;:;·==--=;.,.· L--_ _ _ P_HO_N_E_99....:.2·..:2a4a:..:: . wa••• 4 1 0 HERE I ON Fetty, Radnor. Ohio; Ernest FetQ, Pt. Plea-, and Melvin her brother and Blster..bl-law Mr. and Mrs. Patrick Lochar/ Mich., a law professor at Oillkland University and an 98~ ·VAIIIL'A Q. Mrs. Elizabeth Chase return. ed to Da,ytoo Monday after s_pendlng the Weekend here with Mrs. Ru.. WatBOD and Mrs. Olan Geoboimer lmve return. e<l from Louiavllle, K¥. where thOJ' visited Dr. and Mrs. J . B. MarohaU. Mrs. Morahan What do you do now? · recentl,y underwent IIW'88J7. A-BW dtree 110-trum.., It Miss Mae Meadows ~ Hous• II 1 - portlier Is lllk· !,"' II 1011 .., otop the ton, Texas Is here for a villi oal~ with Mr. and Mra. Ted Reed 1. =\!V 1.46 the paet three 7Nr& She waa AND and sons. llolth CIDER DOLLAR SPECIALS! PT. PLEASANT - Mra. Vor· ,. E. ~klnsDosaof 418 Fiflh Ave., Kanaup, formerl,v of Pt. Pleaaant, dledaround8:15p.m., MOOila¥ In the Holzer Medloel CeJUr oo Fourth Ave., lnGal· 11pollo. She hl4 been In faUI>w health '14.95 99t OXYDOLPLUS Dies Monday &·CYLINDER 8CYLINDEa . FULLYEQUIPPEDFORFAST . INSTALLATION SERVICE CALL US FOR APPOINTMENT ... -u.r Mrs. Simpkins GUARANT_l!:ED ' In ~~ the bi'IIIP-wao to worn tho public ... of lnhor- - SWEO /RADISHES.......~..........~~~: CARROTS ................. ~~: · .l'R0n;s8JONAL .... '""''""• ...... Woot . BANANAS:·······----····--~~:. . (------------------~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ Q-The biddlng hu been: 28, 1869 :""" enl t1111110r ~ o,.J-I'IJV and oar. tor """" · ,. -~ meehanlcal dellcleaelea 10 as Sulta toiJIII!W In tho mllllclllid to ereoll a m;BBIICe and a risk of dollar• were GIN claims wore lde"lcal In tho althe U, S. DblrlctCoa!'tlB~ CHARLESTON, W. Va. Thay oatd: lndependentl)o llmlotlptbw: and construction ll)elhoda and tech- preventbw: lmp....,.r, nogll- ln the uoe" of tho l!rld&e"111e otale hl4 lile a111rmt1- dtscoveriJV the prcpielf and nlquea and ·tho afDrmothe dull ''"• dsJVerDUI and.cult,vCOI>- The clalma Mid tho stall hod 1•- aralnat the ~ ~ - The llrot claims otemmlJV l.,atlono aplnst the Slall Hold from the oollapoe of the Silver Commloolon. u._ and 111111-<Wepble dut.Y of adequacy of deaJan, lllllll•lal, of lnopectlOn, oeperri&IIV ond strucUon of brl<lp as well u ''breached Its dull toward" 111e steel and bulldol' oC tiiJt brl'J. l Bridge almost two yesro aao at Poi,. Plea- were llled MondQ. With the state Court of Clalma. . ,I Le.4 Each ~ I h r e e elaluuuto KING SIZE IIOIWht ftl2,000, or • toiJil of t338,000, for ellaiAI• of three of 48 pepole WhO perlahed when ONLY Wlflt11118-the brldp colilpsad011Dec.15, 1987. A two-yeor statute ofllm· ltaUon for IIIIJV claims will ex• plro Dec. 15. Clalma were llledb1sdmlnlspl. ' MARKV trators In the ootatea of MarGfHll IDIPIIU I/ NOV. 31 1969 vin L. Wsmaley, Malvin Aaron Contrell, and Cec:U Coonlo. Tho UMIT I COUPON PeR PIIIICIIAII I Con: Zl 0e1; Silver Bridge Claimants Ask Court for $836,000 ' 'Reclsklns Still Have A 'Sonny' Disposition .AJ2 tAQ10863 . J. · .... j - ~ Dlll.r So,.lnol, Mlddleport.PGmeroy, o•• Oct. 2s, teee ·' . . . . ·1.....6 oz. ~ IIUUI, •' ------------------------· 111. Yalutl Ideal EIHw MACAIONI Hb. box 19~ DAYTIME- $ 39 �. • .... . . .. ~ - ~ - . . ' . . .. , •' .. • 8 _ The Dally Sentinel, Mlddleport-Pomeror, 0., Oct. 211, 1969 Bargains .And· More Bargains .In Sentinel Classifi~ds Syracuse News, Society il • with hlsll<othor, Rlchlrd Duckworth. lnd SIINr, Agnes Whlfo. They accompanied him horne and visited ftlr. and Mrs. Jamu Wagner and Patricia Skinner at Gulnslor ond doughier, Kitty, also of Pickerington. They Wot.rford rocenfly. IN. ond Nn. Oom Cooper attended the LMK:a&ter Fair on vlsiNd their aunt, Mrs. VInnie Safurdoy, and on Sundoy they were In Calt,~mbus, Monday In -·Albany. IN. ond Mrs. Goorgo Demp- Coshocton and vlalted Nr. and sey and INs. Sydney Bartels of Mrs. Ruutll Burt In Byesville. Recent vltltors of Mr. and Huntington, W. Va., spent a BY ADA SlACK SYRACUSE -Mr. and Mrs. Nlal S.IH< · - the wed· dl"'l of her nephew O.vld ' '' ' • Richard Duckworth and Agnes White accompanied the latter's son and daughter-Inlaw. Mr. and Mrs. James R. White, and daughter, Mary Beth, of Dunbar, W. Va., to Ravenswood where they visited tN . and Mrs. Harold McComas and Steve. Mrs. Ada Slack, accompanied by her daughter, Mrs. Kathryn Johnson, and daughters. Tammy and Cheryl of Wo" Pen Road were In Hockingport for the celebration of the Golden Wedding anniversary of the former's brother and sister-Inlaw. fN . and Mrs. Delbert 0. Blake, Sunday. Oct. 19. IN. and Mrs. Douglas A\oore and children, Christy and Brit, of Newark were weekend guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman London, recently. Mr. Carl Duckworth of Pickerington spent a Friday ' ' Carpenter News, Notes Mrs. Gall Byrd entertained a group of frlenda with a Tupperware party at her home on Monday evening. Mn. Pidcock of Albany was the demonstrator. Mr. and Mrs. William Cheadle, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Jeffers, Mr. and Mrs. Dwaine Jordan, Bryan and Keith, Mr. and Mrs. Mendel Jordan, Walter Jordan and Kathy Gilkey were among those from : thlt community attending the tannuat Pumpkin Show In Clr; clevllle the past week. ~ , . . and Mrs. Alfred Rice and Ricky of Columbus spent : Sunday with her parents. Mr. ·and Mrs. William Culwell and other relatives here. IN. and Mrs. Bob Jones and family and Mrs. Georgia Wiles of the Deyton erH, were guests or Nr. and Mrs. Victor Perry onciiN. Elzo McComas. Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. ReK .. Cheadle and family were Mr. and Mrs. Bill St. John and family of Jamestown, Ohio, Mr. and Mrs·. Grimm accompanied them home where they also visited two other sons. Floyd and Reece, and their femmes. Mr. Grimm was at University Hospital for a checkup. They enjoyed a visit to "frontier Ranch" and saw the Ernest Tubb show. Mr. Richard Harrlt of Buena Park, Calif., mede a business trip to Oayion. He also spent a few days •;Jlth his parents, Mr. and Nn. Dick Harris. Mrs. Velma Cassedy of Tuppers Plains returned to her home after spending three weeks here with her daughter and son-In-law. Mr. and Mrs. Clem Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. Guy A. Guinther and children have moved from the Pickens property on Second St. to the Turner apartment on Water St. Richard Duckworth and sister, Agnes White, spent four days wlftt Mr. and Mrs. Millard Duckworth of Huntington. Other visitors were Mr. and Mrs. James R. White and daughter, Mery Beth, of Ounbor, W. Va. Christi Yokum end Donna Cross of Racine, Jan Hill of Apple Grove and Ct-lrlstl Davis of Minersville spent ;a night with Irene Cooper. Dinner guests Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. Ted Hllldore were their nephew and wife, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Galbreath, Koyporf, N. J., Mrs. ,Suson Galbrooth of Liftlo Hocking, Mrs. Martha Cole of Coolville, Mrs. Hezel McKelvey of Portland and Mrs. Donna Byer of Middleport. ,UMiiEL.Y GUO'tli!S The euphoria they have produced has made the disappointment thaI much greater w h e n tbe wortd stayed tbe same. -Robert E. Ellsworth, U.S. representative to the Atlantic Council, the supreme body in the North Atlantic Treaty Organization., c o n t e n d i n p that Ewt . West summtl conference.s fail to resotve North 1 I:W\V... NEED HEATING OIL? ~ 1960 VOLKSWAGEN ---------$395 For Rent 2 BEDROOM brick homo, ,75 monfh. New Haven, W, VL Phone8834206. 10-U-«c tran1. Radio. ,....., ... c.. 6 ROOMS, both. aooe to town. Ph. 992-2949, 99Z..2Ul otter 5. 10-24-lfc DPfiiiYU. . . P.II. NIIIMY, . . II"A1'ES 5 Uf'ltl ,-.: . . . . - itllltf'fi0... ... ~ ••;. c..... 7Sc 12 co11h ,., w01'4 '""" ce,.ocu;tlve iiiiGffiON , : ~~ cenh per W~W4 •;• c .....cVII .. ·jfllertlonl . 25 por cent Dileo..- e11 ,.i4 e41 eM od• fiGid wllhlll 10 Mys . CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY $1 .50 f01 .S0 ..,..,., llliN-. h . ..tl/tlo'IOI word 2c . BLIND AOS A4clllioQOI 15c Chor,. pot fl••-"' · A.i.~W· OFFICE HOURS 1:30 <111 .111. fG 5:00 , .• . Deily .lt:JO o.m. to 12t00 ..._ 5.tuH.y Card of Thanks I WANT to thank everyone who has been so kind to my brolher. Osmer L. Roush- who ls a patlelt in Veterans Mem-orial HospitaL Thanks for fta..ers, cards, telephone calls, Doctors Ridgway arxl McGowan, alkl all the nurses wllo are so good to him. Mall!' thanks and God b1eu you. From hls sister, Edna E. Wlulns. 10-211-ltp EXPERT · WIMIAII1111t11t $5.55 _ :::~ 2 Dr. Good tires, runs out good. Radio. 1961 CORVAIR - - - ------$295 St. Wt:~gon. Good tires, clean interior. Automatic For Woflf At4 Ser•lce • Tfl!otM Oil . • E••Y Poy Plen • l)efrM Doy Otll....,y • Mot. .d TloMt• SUYfNG MII~~UGALLIA AND MASON . liT IIS •Aita... ... .r;:;.l, tires, factory Gir conditioned. Automatic trona. Power st..,.ing, radio. :,. .clir or •• i•ct a11r od1 cleo-Ill . . ;tKtlono/. Th., puLii•hor 111111 not .. •••po111iWe f.- - • .,,_, .,.. IMorr•ct ln••rtlon. N0.2 Pill•• (114) . .ZUl 1968 CHEVROLET - - - - $2695 lmpolo 4 Door. 1 owner ond only 12,000 mil••· Spotleu clean interior, gold finish, good W.W. WAiiiiT AD INFORMATION DEADLINI!S 5 p.111. D•y Bet•• ,_llcelion Morti•y D•••lh.,. t •·"'· CGMollatiOI'IG & c..... ctlenl Will "• .ccoploil ..-II 9 •·•· 1., Dor of Pullllcotien REGULATIONS Tho PuLii1ho• •e•••"•• tho 'liht Business ·Services LANDMARK N0.1- ' Pittsburgh, and Mr. ond Mrs. Springfield spent o -.nd George Dempsey of Huntington with Mrs. Pauline Morarlty. Recent visitors of Nw-. and visited Mn. Clara Hess. Mr . and Mrs. Tom Diddle of Mrs. Melvin Grimm were thalr Marion spent a weekend here son. Robert and Susie Miller of with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Columbus. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Roush and sisters. QIALnY Motor Co• 0f recent Sunday with Mrs. Daisy Mrs. Clem Cooper were Mn. Roush and family. They elso Wayne Riehle of Columbus and celled on Richard Duckworth Mr. and Mrs. Carl Matlack of Tuppen Plains. and Agnes White. Mr. ond Mrs. Ray PIIIIGn of Mr. and Mn. Bernard Wald of .'• 2- ,....., ;~ooM-un!Urnl~- ~~ouoe. larUd to Bur CHINA CABINETS, ....... to1850 Llneoln Hal&bla- bin, old dooka, etc. Write 9t2.3874. 10..22.Uc or coli M. D. llllllor, Rt. 4, - - - - - - - - - - - - - P - , Ill*» 99:1-4211. . s-a-uc.. 1677 LINCOLN HTS., 4-""': -----------house, t.th, basement a ottlc for otoroge. Phone 992- w•CIEI SEOICt. -GUARAII'rEED.PHONEitz.ZOM ....... - rr.. ........l'rnd. ... ...... - T o c-. ILAmNAIS !"~· 992-~1-Q ,..,,., ,.•.,., ..... ".... 116 •- .Miol• , _ , , o. ' For Sale o••• ......_ u d & " - 11111 pliiL IWIIII condiUm. Cbetter 9854187 ' o 1 t y 1 r E. Boll-· ReodiiYIDe, Rt. 1. 10..2Ufp -------------- NEiv on. FIJIIN'Ai:E: inotouod, DAY 912-2151 IIIII:DVCE SAn: ud IIIII irllll For Sale -il' x 35" HOUSE lrollor, 110011 For Tile F1st11t Strwlce DAY or NIGHT • • . CALL · RAILINGS' SERVICE NIGHT !1!2-7324 u.:r..,.... .R. H. -Rnll1111 S.S --------"-""--"'- .. . . . ' MIDDLIPOftT, OHIO ' !if:W GAS furDice lnltall«<,.' tJ95, Term• ovallable. Fit. ~5:1. WMPO 1 11)-1. ~~ - ' -----===~~~= INFORMATION. CAliPERS IIIII n.a tralloro, • tf95. Tormo ovolllblo. Ph. 1111 ~ ' - : 992-3352, price, 10 porceot to 15 ,.._ Lost and Found 305~ 1~c 111-111-tfc cent uvbop. Colmlllo Ga.... · FOUND, malepeldrwoso. WQne Trallor SIIOL ! " - 885 ---- - ----~. ~~. =---"""' SWisher, W, Main st., Pom65,000 B'ltJ I>ERFEC110N .... ,_ ~ 3132. "' eroy, Ohio. 10-26-3tc FURNISHED tGmatlc fuel oil hooter, like atelier'lWo an -Ill. 7. Wafdl fer mont.-· -17-.t.now. Phone Albony 8911-44911. ..... lett 011 Ccluni;J Raad H. ' od, 507 1101 St., VI!Mlopoo1. 10-26-&c ~~ · Help Wanted Phclno 991-Zm 1-Dottc --------------~7------------DRIVERS NEEDED IN A FEW women's ctats, suite 7·11 CAFEtorllle.Beer-wlne· AREA. Train now IAI drive TWO BEDROOM _ , . UYIJol and drones. Also, 1!1rl1' whlokey llceDoe.· Phono 99~ semi-trucks, local an:l over room, dlnlill room, 11aJ1 alii ; Coati &Ill drOIIIL , Phooe 9957, 104&-7tc the road. You can earn OYer . . ltldrollll caJ1II&Id. 7M 99~t 10-2~ . - - - - - - - - - - - $U2 per hour, after ohori -noll Aw., fllllllil-" tralnlng. For lntorvlow alii Ph. 9t~l or Q2 aMt. USED PIANOS. two nice rec011- Real Estate For Sale application, call 1-513-2411-U.ue · diUoned "'right planoo with MIDDLEPORT - 5 rocmo IIIII 5572, or write Nationwide - - - - - - - - - - - - - bench. Froo Dollvery. CoD bath, two story trame. ·one Solecy Director, Room 426, - Is F S · Rutland Furniture 7t2-421L cor p.rage. 276 Uncoln St. , 307 Eaot 4th Street. Trans- Pe or _ale lfi-2Utc 5 roomo IIIII bath, 0110 - y porlatloo Building, Clneln- BEAUTIFUL AKC PIIB p"'ploo, trame, ~ 1085VlneSI. naU, Olllo. lll-27-2tc oleo Cairn Terrlero. For3 BEDROOM new home, lorp 6 rooms, 1'12 betho, 2 story merly lrolond Rd. KoMOia. Uvirw: room, big closets, frame, two car prase. 383 1 ountap•a. 312 John st., Belbasement, prqe,porchwith N. 3rd St. ' pre, Ohio 43714. Phone 614beo.utl!ui view. Landocopod HYSELL RIJN ROAD - New 6 I 423-7261. 10..27-fltc end IIOilC1ad. Phone 992-345~ roomo, l'h boths, one story I 111-26-3tc trame- aluminum sldtrw:, full \ LEARN ot homt~ - In yo ... bosamant. two drilled water For Sale •p•e tim•. No 1peclol oduc ... 6 ROOM HOUSE, 2 botho, good tlon ,_d.d. It"• 1lmple, Htl• wello, eloctrlc!cy, 3 acres of THREE beagle dogs, one malo oasy ln•tant L•crnlng Morhod. well, cistern,. barn, 2 acres, 111111. and two female. Phono 992- ln Harrlaonvlllo. Phone 742Writ• for fn• lwochure. RODNEY DOWNING, BROKER , 6871. 58511. 10-211-3tc Phme st2-234.2 ; COMPUTER COLLEGE Of TECHNOLOGY lfl-2~ Ono Public $Quoro 1104 -----------6 ROOM HOUSEcm Wyllla Hlll, Clovolond, Ohio 44113 Pomeroy. Cell Horton Am- - - - - - - - - - - - - - ' - - - - - - - - - - - ' ~ORN, Ill. 7,canboloadodlnlm . PI'IItlf~ LOCAL REPORTS DAILY THIS .---- - ------,---. -------------·- AT 7:50A.M. 12 NOON -------------- 3· P.M. AliD COMPUTER 4:30 P.IL PROGRAMMING -Keeping Meigs Galfia and Mason Area Informed . As Wei./ As Entertain~ ~~u::U':" ~.~te~:"~ _ ol~ 2-2~~---~~! HOBSTETTER ~~n:-s~=~ lfoli fr 99 Reliable person to live with old<!rl1 man. Free llv\1~ quariGro,pluomeelo. 985-.'1821. ' 111--~"" '· ,,.,. 4ll0001HO...,.lnS7l',acUM, 2. . . ~ ....,.., ~~~ llv!JII! room, Muot be able to cook, cloon - - - - - - - - - - - kltchOo • dining room. carhouse and do laundry, Call, SPINET PlANO. Wonted, r&port. Clcy water. Phano 99299 2-3°30 between 3' 30 p.m. oponsiblo party to fake over 5086. 111-26..'1tc •nd 5 p.m.lorlurtherlnlor- low monfhl,ypaymentsono - - - - - - - - - - - -- moUon. ~lnet plano. can be ...illo- . EARLY AMERICAN stereo, 111-2~tc coli)'. Write Credit ~r, AM-FM radio, 4-opeed chong• - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - P. 0. Box 276, Sholbyvlllo, or, 4--kerooundsyllom. IIIIIIIL 10..14-12tp Balance duo $85.42. Uoo our MEIGS LOCAL Paronfs, vofe PART-TIME driver. Applr at Dueller Florlota, 59 N. 2111 _ - - - - - - - - - - - _ _ Ume payment plan. CoD 992for the school tax renewal. keep schools open. Don't vote Avo., Mlddleport. lll-2!h'!tc COAL, eg-otokeMillnarun,Ja-• 3352. I0-23-6tc against your kids by not voting or to economize at their expense. It Is no taK Increase. Harold Mlue. Rt. 2, NEWS ------------ !!!~e REDUCING Solon alii . WANTED Health Cellter Is """ open,' 9 Lin. IAI 5 p.m. by IIPPolnlmont, Sp.m. to 10p.m.noep.c polnflllent neceaaary. Local· od below K and K lolol>lle Hunoa, Point Pleasant. Phone 675-2t54 or 675-4020., 10-2-llc EEK AND MEEK . IALTY · " ,, ~~· makes. 992-2284o -.,-• .:.•. . : .,F_,e !II~, POIIIOJW~ .. &,.!••·· GEO. HOBSTETTER,. AlllhoriMII Sllpr,s.Joa ana POMEROY 8 rocms, bath, Service. Wo Shlrpolo.~lonew root Two Iota, f6500. · ...... ~c POMEROY-3bedrocmbrlck, - - - - - - - -·- - - - - both, steam h•t, lUll boll- RON'S" f'Ull5ll iil tUo, botb-, ment. Only f6$00. , _ IIIII ldtehln r - SYRACUSE- 9 roomo, bath, · ~~w.omalllddi-.C.U74SbaHment, 2 loto. $12,900. INt. t-28-tfc RESORT -!orowlmmlag,IMat.- - - - - - - - - - - - - - IDflolllllohlng. P5,000. ClGARETfl< -,.mochlai"l Coel CO. llltlolll Tipple. SO-LID -STATE-Ill- -1969 wal ~.J:EPORTohl-~ ~··~~~ IIIII Hl'Yice. AliC Elllerprio-: Phone 742-4952 or 99~4119. roo " """"'•..., •.-• · - - U. .,._ W. Ve. I'IIG». III-WOtc . nut oterao console with 4op, $10,500. ~ s.t.tte Auto Sales opealler, 4-opoed automatic POMEROY - Bualneao l>IIM- - - - - - - - - - - - - - Albany. HarriiiCIIIvllle PTA 1968COUGAR,302englne,3on -------=----- ' basic Cold War issues. chafil!er, lleloncoduo $611.40. lfll! an Main. t2G,OOO. LOGAN FIRE IIIII SatW EIPPWilliam Cheadle, IN. and Mrs. member. noor, wide ovalo,$1900.1931 5 ROOM HOIJSE, boll>, COllop Use our limo poymont pion. POMEI!(jy 7 room1, 1'12 Seloalllll SorvlcaL Ev10-19-1olfp Rood Jeffers, Jeff Birchfield Ford. Chevy powered. 90 per Ave., R\tlancL Harry PlUJno. C.U 992-335:1. boai, elllllllnum Ol")'lldn& In lire ond llletJ' end Robbie Marklns. Evening He's 44, has aiJ: children m=r:-:u=:P=:AIR=-~~~~~-=--nmodll-:-cent done. $1000. can 949- · mer, c.rroU, Oldo. Phone 10-23-flte h•t. Ganp. Alkilll!t20,000. ....- . - . ~el ciiiOGIDII' callen were Mr. and Mrs. and snores. How can be be a 2601 after 5 p. m. Loncaoter, ~17, IIWllloo-....palntifWIIIIII Preston Hamon and sons, teen-age sex symbol? -----------LETART- 8roomo,bath,celpricoomellm>HIIIIIIIilel lll-26-12tp 111-24-flte 3 BEDROOM house wlll> both, ...-..... by COitnct. Athens. -Jtoanne Woodward, the ac· Jar. tloto. $6600. fllllre ext~np~lfhera. ""-. Froe estimate. Phone 992The Susy Bee Society of the rea&, commenting on her 2 tsS8- ~ii;R~LET,- ;;,;; ;,.,. 'p~j:i: PI!Pp'j,i::::-:u~':"~ w':• .HEL!N or VIRGIL TEAFORD t112-3821, Dwlsht ~.30tc Corponfor Baptist Church met actoT hwrband, Paut Net.D2806. Wo ao onywhere. matt. Impale, 6 cyUIIIor, power mlnlotun, fl$ IIIII . . Slud 4 ocres with river !rontege ASSOCIATES 992-3325 Ill-l-Ife ot fhe homo of Mrs. Jomos r------------' steering, automatic Iran&- service IIIII-I. . . . _ on llote route 124,1'4 milo• SYRACUSE -----------"" Gaston on Thursday evening. ------------- ~ mission, redlo, extra nice, 9tW443. 11-c below RadiiL Phone olter . . IO..fi-6t<i C. C. BBADFORD, AuollMrs. Lewis Smith govo the LEGAL HOTICl VACANCY lor two _,.1)' poodevotions lor fhe moefl119. turquoloe. Ollrleo C. Kffll!, - - ... - - - - - -_-..,.4:30p.m., 949-4843. -----------c:c..tote Sonlct Annual oloctlon of M~olt• County ple. Prolor privoto pold PItN. and Mrs. Arthur Crabtree Agricultural Societr Otrectcw• phone 742-4846. AWNINGS, storm doon IIIII : I0-23-6te Pllano HN821 Uents. ""- M11on, 7'13were In McArthur on Sunday will bo held Thur•dar, Nove.U.r 10..26-:ltc wl-1, CIJIIOrla. mar-- --------- SerYices Raclllo, (Jdo 1969. fro111 .5!00 P.~. to 9:00 . 5185. I0-8tlc afternoon where 1hey aHended 13 queoa, blownllllllboUlnaula'PLAYER PlANO. EiMU1e CriU Bndford P.M. ot the offlco of the Molr.: o stewardship -kshop for Cownty Comml11ion«1 l11 t tlon. Eimer While, llleo rep. sto... Phone New IIIWil, AIR' CONill'i1oNiifp, .Ralrlpr11-1-ct.. 1951 BIJJCK. 4 new tires, stole H•u•o In PomllfO,, Ohio. 1 - s of the United Methodist Co..wt rsientaUw. For free elll882-21171. · 111-23-Sip lllno unlce. Jack'• llotrl-HOME RU' AI ItS, palntllll!, carQuollflcationl lor candldlllfel inspection sticker, $75. Call Church. pratlae. New 111-. 1"- READY-MIX CONCR£TE dell'" for Olneton oN that they lrKIIf pentry, lhlfii!UIII!, gutter a.ar... Llole, - - - - - - - - - - - ' end rilht to Jour. prQioct.. 992-593~ 10-26-&c G quollflod voter of Melt• Mr. and Mrs. Richard Par- 1,. 88WOTI. · ' cleonllltl, repair allllnstalloCour'ltp ond mull hG'<IO a mom.,.,. SJncuoe. v. v. J-11111 ~..._. IICII!s, Dayton, visited with Mr .. •hlp ticket in 1<111id ScpcM!ty for tion. Free estimates. All ~ IDe. 11-1-lfo TURNIPS by pound or """'""" · Fill IIIII •IY· Free oi!Uand Mrs. Marvin Chase, Mrs. .,.. 1969Week dt.J•only. VlctorS.atn, - -- - - - - - - - - - - - ._,.... matoo. Ph. 992.3284, owork guaranteed by experl .. Candldahol .. P"tlllon1 mu•t be Murl Gelaway ond Mrs. Chostor filM Riclne, Ohio. lfl-28-3tp LOANS mt fiO,OOO. Ant pill'- lllaln lloadJ-Mll CO., llldolewith tho S•cl'*t..-y nof lai..enced men. Call Chester 9~ COAL, · LUMP, ........... Dolley ond Wilbur. thon 5:00 P.M. W•d,.•da,-, Noo4147 collect. pose, no nxjmum. Call ~ port, Olllo. &-311-tfc 5, 1969IN. onc1 INs. Ed Wood ond "ombor mine run. l!~Mlolor !lilt' >EJil·· - AUTOMATIC r111e, 22 0nly pM-tonl holding 1MnD.I• 10..22-llltp IDCIDfl ~ I'll. 78a{ -,--~-------daugh1er, Angle of Columbus 1hlp tlckG11 at the clo1e of tho Worka, Elll Mlln St., Paliilcq wlfh • - . P - 8433440,Bioncballor,Ohlo.Af-. ~ lliutr visited her grandmother, Mrs. 1969 Cou!'llr Fair, .,. at lea1t flf.. OfGil', Phono 1924691. 2476, 10-28-IOtc CHEERFUL HOUSEperaonahz. '"" (15) c:o .. nrfcr days bofon ento qnted. S.nl!all-. Sl8wart, Ohio. Ph. Zelia Perry, and other relatives the d<~~t• of ...ctlon, aN qualiflod 8-1a.trc ' ed and all occaslon cards, &l10-27-ftc - ION. 2-12-lto' ot the horne of Mr. and Mrs. to ... or •• PAINT DAMAGE, lt89 ola aag ao Chriatmaa card auortCarrol Woocf11erd. Her mother, 1968 STEPSIDE ~ -tm plcktijl THE MEIGS COUHTY oewiDfl machines, 1101 In --=-"'-=---=-=-------mento. Line of novelty glllo. Mrs. Hazel Dunigan, returned AGRICULTURAL SOCIETY Chlv!Oiet lrUck, '1,695. orlciMI cartona. No atlacl>- llARRIIIOli'S TV AND ANTEll- SEE IIBIGLEB &l1slb'. Phone 992-7365. ly: Donold E. Rov .. r. .,.,.. after spending a few deys l'llone 992..8939. mento nooded, ao our ..... NA SEBVICE. , _ 1111 ~ llttlldltW ' CoD Stuttota,., 10..26.3tc fn Columbus. Gov' Nolllor. Raclllo, D. 10/ 28 10/31 10/'S Jtc 10..22-llte lrolo are bui!Wn. sawa wlfh 2122. ~8-lfo Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Dale 348-u. 1 or 2 needles, makes but::Wo- :--""" - - - - - - ,._ - - - ROOF REPAm and remodeling, Stwtlbury were Mr. and Mrs. 55-GALLON dl!lma, 110011 for holes, """' onbultona,.....,. fOlt HIRE. - tnfil;bor- ---~---------- ·, Horold Olcloy, London, Olllo, aloo Interior 111111 exterior NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT tralh, $2.50 ooch. 1'l:lmorQy fii'UIII• IIIII blind hem otltch. . line, ...... drillao 4 to "• and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry No. 21211 palnUng and remocloUng, earJunk Co!t!plllj'. Estate of Elsie M. Hart, Full cooh price, t:IUO. cr 1'111 Allier- Ml-! st..llbury and doughfer. local. Deceased pentry, by conlraet or hour. 10..22-12tc E-Z monthly Ierma. Phone W. VL Pllano 771-67111111' I*, and Mrs. Eddie Clemons Free ooUmote. Wlll ., 1111'Notice Is hereby given that SMITH AUTO SALEil 992-2685. 1~8-6tc lt:SO ... HWtll, RaCiaa. ' .ncl Tommy, Bryan and Danny, Edna B. Cooper, whose PHt whore. Phone 992..8440. Office eddrell 11 Pomeroy, 1969 SIQ' LINE Mobile homo, 3 IAMAUGA, OHIO ~ of Zaleski called on her grand10..22-lltc Ohio, has been duly eppolnted bedrooms, 12• x so•. Take ELECTROLUX ow-. com) mcrther, Mrs. Murl Galaway. Adm lnlstretrlx of the Estate ot pllle wllh atachmotto, palat , Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Crab- Elsie M. Hert, late of Pomeroy, Pf1llll!1llo ttz · - . County, OhiO, dKIIttd . I WU.L plck&IUIIOre-lselllli: · For Rent Phone 247-.16~. opriJ', cord!rlnlar, ID!ithraw :f trH, Mrs. A:oKia Arbaugh, Melg& Dated thll 22nd dey of Oclfl-264tc IWIJ' bop, Full <lab prleo 11, Mrs. Murl Gal away ond Mr. tober. 1969. lab to ouctlan on 1 Pll'- FURNISHED 111111 uafurnlohed . fl. H. O'aRIEN only t:IL Terml &Ytlllable. ·~1~ Mrs. Mendel Jordan were -----------~ ......... CoD Jim - · . , . . _ a-"'·~ Jucfle of the Prebete Court · Phano 992-2688. - · - - Pllano·, " - tiiU414, .tM&.«e . GRAVELY tractor end mower, ~ ""'" ot a dinner party af Olllo Melts Co••tr, Ohio ., University Inn on Saturday 10-21 11 -· 11 -11 742-44111 NWte - '---- ------ - - - _ . Electric IIIII tor with IIIIPii· I~ ' evening hosted by Mr. and Mrs. nor. In oxcellont conFURNISHED p.nge"""rtmott. NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT .; llaflll Townsend of Clevolond. KIRBY VACVUMcl..-,...,._ dlUon. " - 99~0911. Phme 992-SW. C818 N8. 20164 Oilhers aHendlng were fk. and Est•to of Alton D. .• alock· CHUCK-s can uve;you~tohalt 10-26-3tc ploto wltb cloanqlool•lllll 111-23-uc ,~ Mrs. Lloyd Towntend, Taro ond waod, Jr., Dece•nd oo TV repalro II yoo brllltl polllhor, Rilna llltt - · f69 Notice 11 hereby given that ·J !Iaflls of You1191fown, Mr. ond Hazel lllom ln. Oluek'o TV,I52But.- FURNISHED -~nt. 4 3 BEDROOM madorn homo In caeh, or terms available. M . Blackwood, of ~ lllln· Luther Allen ond IW. and Rutl8nd, OhiO, R. D. 1, hi& bMn tornut, P1111ero,y. Phone t112rooms, both, !uU olze boo.Maaon. ~It lovol, built-In p - 1\92-2685. ·'f ·Mia. Clarence Cooley of duly •ppointod Admlnlstretrlx 5080. 111-1~c mont, nl .. yard. Mooon, w, klldlen, lull bosometll, atthe Estate of Allen o..n .f1Aiflonl. The enflro group spenf of VL Robert J. Rouoh. l'llu. tachld i!Jrap. Lot 80'x200'. Bl8ckwood, Jr., decoatecf, 18te tilt 1 - part of the evening of of Meigs County, Ohio. MaiOII, 773-0839. Phol1l Muon 'I'IW338, , · ·thi home of Mr. and Mrs. Creditors are required to file ..._ lfl-2tlo«c For Sale, Rent their cl81ms with aald flducl•rv , f1 Luther Allen. four months. i1j ·.M fu Goldie Carsey and Mrs. within Doted this 22nd day of Oc - SIX ROOM houoa,l'h bolllo, 613 1969. MID St., Mlddleport. Inquire TRAILER LOTS, -··Mobile- OLD UBERTY '111eati'e."bu1J6. Rock of Akron visited tober, F. H. O'III.N Court, S)'raeuae, Ohlo, on ,,.. Nice. VIZ'J raiOftlllle. ·• • • ClrHy's niece, Mr.s. ot t39 IJncoln St., Mlddl&ProD'•t• Ju-•• •• s•ld State RL 124, Phone 992, Phol1l tt%-6251. Jordan and femlly County port. 111-211-tfc . 29$L 8-11-«tc · 11)-12-Cfc 10-21 11 -4 11-11 3tc ,' -fly. 1M'* '' - - - - -- -- - - - - c(j)s llldlnl,- uc T., tree •. 8tnka 5. PortUIUeBe BUsiness ------------ -------------------- pnt(Or. Myth. I 7. Spirit 8. Sanekr1t school 9. Lapped 10. Pause 1-&. Ghostly 11. Exprea· Ilion 20. WeiCht (lndfa) 'iunc..,.. --------------ell· -------------- ---·-· DAIIII/1 -------------- o- -------------- ·' ------------ .... --------------- ------------ ·r ______ ____ _ ------------ 'JNot• .·,,..,,y '-'-_...J, ............... (I I I), ''*'IIIA!R•_•_... ( · yf~G~eNo,•• U-the 1U.Avotdl 44.0!DIO(al. ) DOWN I. Head -- 2. Valorous DAILY (JRfPIVQlJO'lE-Hue'a how AllYDLBAAXB Ia LONGPBLLOW ·-~ ' ') ... .. ··-·-·- - . ·~- -~ --- ~ - ~ · ~·-· -~··4 .... 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Oct. Independent GOP Leader Scott Likes Job . Ashley (Conllrued from page I) caUonal Education School on Wednesday and that--the Southom Hi&ll band make appearanc- es at all the schools in the district on Thursday, weatller permltt!ne. Sa,yre said the clerk-<Uoto. dian's cillce bas been moved ~stairs ln the men's lwnge at the high schooL A Vocational edu:ati.on program was discussed at length by the board as the state law requires claa:sesunderthisprogram to be adopted and class. es started by next January. By United Sayre indicated a vocational conference is to be held in Worthlngton Nov. 18 with rep.. resentatives of 10 counties attending. Clarence '111ompson, Galltpolis, will serve as dlre<:tor d the 10...(ount;y area. .~ financial report submit.. ted by Marilyn Powell, clerkcustodian, reported a balance ol $5,559.27 in the schoolllmd. Attending the meetlng were board members Howard Enln, p...,,. ID!Aornellonal PmfH• 1mmri-l iriiiiiH((Prt'fll(rtJdt'JI COLUMBUS- OffiO STATE UNIVERSITY President Novice G. Fawcett has ordered anlllvestlgallmlrtothoapJ8nlllt reloo"" cfr theft of Gov. James A. Rhode!!' academic record. Rhodes' grades tor the one QlaJ'ter he attended Ohio State in 1932 were prlnted ln a newgpaper wlthcd the governor•s knowledp.. 'l1le gredos showed Ds In - I l l ' and EJ1!)1ah and laUIIV marks in hygiene, physical education and mllltary science. Rhodes said he di'QIIIIed out of colles:e 11because of financial problems. My widowed mother was sick arr:l J had the choice of s~.~tportlrw her or continuing Ln college.'' he said. After leaving school, Rhodes (C)ened a restaurant near the ca~us and later turned to politics. 1r~other Several ways to start the Vo.. ed program were discussed. ofi1·t• hrnnrh da~l••d , GENEVA - THE SOVIET UNION SAID TODAY It hopes the forthcoml11f strategic arms limltallon negotiations with the United States will lead to an end ol the nuclear arms race. Soviet disarmament negotiator Alexei A. Roschln said his country attaches great importance to the negotlatlon.s, to begin ln He1sinki, Nov. 17. Roschin's statement to the Geneva Disarmament Conference was the first omctal SOviet comment on the talks since they were announced tn Washi~n ancl Moscow Oct. 2S. RottomiPss .fi.•~llrf' lhrt•lllt'rl.• Home.• SAN PEDRO, CAIJF. - FUUREXPENSIVEHOMES teeter• ed on the brink of a 200-foot. cllrf early today as a giant, cre&- celt-shaped fissure - bottomless at points - widened at the president; Harry Hill, Otis Mc- rate ot two inches an hour, spelling d()(llt, The crack, believed Clintock, Robert Harden, Doro- triggered by recent earthquakes in Southern Caltrornia, threatthy Bentz and clerk Charles ened to split away the cliffside perch am dUJill the homes inlo Norris. the Pacific, WrKni~hl 1ssi~llf'd To UtCu irt• 1FIJ Tech. - Sgt. Henry D. McKnight, son of Mr. and Mrs. William D. McKnight, Rt. I, Middleport, has graduated from the Air National Guard Non- commissh>ned Officer Academy at McGhee Tyson Airport, TeM. Sergeant McKnight, trained in military management und supervision, Is a security police supervisor. He ia being assigned to McGuire AFB, N, J., for duty with the 438th Security Pollee Squadron. The sergeant Is a graduate or Rutland Hll!h School. His wife Is the former Grace H. Bowman. EX-MAYOR DIES RAVENSWOOD, W.Va. (UPn - A three-term mayor of Ravenswood died at a Gallipolis hospltal Monday . He Mls Pearl 0. M!lhoan, 73. Milhoan was a retired lockmaster of Ohio River Lock 22, and also served me term on Ravenswood Town Council. Funeral service will be here Wednesday. I LOCAL TEMPS The temperature In dow~ town Pomeroy at 11 a.m. Tuesday, under sunny skies, was 46 degrees, MEIGS TIIEATRE TONIGHT ONLY Walt Disney's RASCAL (T ochnlcolor/ Sieve Forres1 Bi I Mumy Wal1 01 sney't HANG YOUR HAT ON THE WIND (T ochnlcolor) Ric Natoli, Navajo In-dian boy, as Goyo; his sister, Tina; Judson Pratt Admi11ion: Adults, $1.00 Children, 60c SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. /llttr hevlng · leemtd Ia IIYI · hopod far bolltt lrom WASHINGTON CUPil -In Wbite ·Houoe, rill tho right, and $q)tt. with the lndlpandeut wav.fngl the monlh since hit alectlon, , dHch tho admlnltlrallon on lnl'-d ol votflng on lmtNI• Senate Republican ~ Hugh oomt koy polnb. He loVII the of tho lilt GOP l.oldtr bll lftd l!iiCU!IM opokllmon EvtnH M. Dirk-. tho While Scali hu manogtd Ia upstl tho lob. torldmlnlllnllonpaoll-.lhe .81 Pi nfA'} 0if Blood G·v . nn. #o II · ~. Nlnel,y-&lx per...,l ._ned Neaee, MacU Bartoo and ~..,_ to an American Red Croll B I - l e at the l'llmef01 elementarY acbool ~ to contrlwte 81 pinta of blood to the Melga COIIIIIY Blood Prosram. Seventy .. three per11011a replaced blood used by relatlvoa and frlenclo. Elghteonwereflrll time donors. Borhara Ria& and Bobart E, Barton became galion donora, Herbert Dixon a four gallon donor, Perry Riggs alive gal. lon donor and Howard r.rkor a six pllm dooor. Nurses antsting were Bar. bora Scltes, Raohael Sheridan. Jo,yce Thoren, Josephine Har. sraves and Elizabeth &nlth, all RNs, and Naomi London and Beulah Maxey, LPNs. Servlng as medical adviiOI't wore Drs. Ray lleeton, DO, and L. D. TeUe, Boger Denlels, J, J. Davia, Sellm J . Bluewlcz, all MD&, The Child ConHrvatlm Loaguo, with Mrs. Kay Klag as chBlrman served the canteen and Boy Scout Troop Z49 was in charge of loading and unloedlng the uniL Clerical workers were Clara Mclnt¥re, Jeannette Lawrence, Dorotll)' Smith, Mary N e a s o, Jean Nease, Joyce Hoback, Grace Drake, Jean Sayre, Juan. Ita Sa,yre, Beulah Strauso, Edith Sls110rt, ilo<ky Nease, Elo!H White, Lula Hampton, Vernon Ice D..ll. Making donatiCIIo of auppllos ry Rial, LoOVIJIIhln,JooGio- were tile Qualllf Prtnttns CO., The llally Sentinel, WMPO Ra. clio, 'l1le Athens Meaaenger, Mei&8 Lo<al School Dlllrlct, Rall'e Ben Franklin, Holaum Bakery, ""'"cer'a Market, Baclvler'o Market, A. and P. Store, l'llmero,y Ben Franklin, M. and R, Fooclland, and Clt;y Ice and Fuel. Donors were Amber Lolm, Cecil iiYHll, Ellerett J. Mlchao!, Tom Reuter,RobertVau. ghan, All- Wohrung. Horlan Wehnlng. Grace Wamer, Howerd Logan, Arma Frank, Albert Frank, Robert Couc:ll, H el e n Johnsoo, Jeane Windon, Sibyl Doret, Paul Carper, R o g a r - · ArthUr Slu1her, Kalh- (Continued !rom page I) day, had submitted a bid of The fissure has spUt one home in two, slowly cut through $321,440 for general cmtract. another, knocked two others otr their foundations aOO prodded a ing work at the hospital. The large guest house down the ell«. The homes, all valued at from closest bidder to the K a r r $50,000 to $75,000, were evacuated Sunday am gas, elec:trlclty firm was Don King Construe. and water were cut ott in the clitre:ide neighborhoOO overlooking lion "' Jacksoo which smmlt.. the ocean. ted a bid of $411,000 on the general contracting work, a dif?.~3.".$XX'St$X;o;:~:~--~ ference of. some $90, ooo Three Syracuse organizaOn uamlnalloo ol the bid tions have voted support of work sheeta of tha Karr firm the four mill Southern Local Monda,y nll!ltt, the hospital comDistrict tax 1e"Y renewal to mission and hoard of trustees be voted l(lOJI Nov. 4. recommanded that becauH of George Mowrey, 69 , died unThe grotCI& are the Syrathe error all bids for tbe gen. expecledly Monday afternoon at cuse Third Wednesday Homeeral contract be rejected and his Pomeroy home. makers Club, the Syracuse that new bids be received at T h e Pomeroy emergency Volunteer Fire Department the earlloll elate. !;Cflad, answering a call lo the and Its Ladies Auxiliary. The Earl Hayeaafthel!a3'esArchhome, found him ttead . Death levy must pass if the district ltectural Firm In l'llrtsmouth, was caused by a coronary at.. Is to qualify for state lounda· which has designed the new adtack, said Coroner R, R. Pick- ~u~·o~nillsriifundiii:isii.llillillillillillillillillilli""" clllloo, said now edvortlaements ens. ... A Halloween party to be held m the general contraetingwork Mr. Mowrey was a member Thursday nl#lt at the K y g e r rrW be pdlliahed lmmedlatel,v. or the Middleport Church of Unoccupied Houst' Creek Plant recreation hall waa Christ. He was a retired coal plamed when the Youth Fellow~ miner owner and operator. n- .. cd h &lrvlvlng are his wife, Gla<IYs ut,;tmy · Y IN' ship met !Wlcla,y night at Heath United Methodist Church. Yost Mowrey; twos:oos, George, An unocct~~led one stocy Named to commJttees tor the Jr. , oC Pasadena, Calif., and frame house at 1172 Powell&. party were Jim Tyo, Jeff Tyo, Milford, ol Pnlnt Pleasant; in Middleport was gutted by fire Mary Bradwry and E d d I e three brothers, Willard, Pome- at 12: 20 a.m. today. Brown, decoration&; George roy, and Bill and Claren<:e, both The Middleport Fire Dept. Hawley, Jeff Tyo, Torn Casot Columbus; a sister, Mrs. answered a call to Ule house sell, Sandy Jof'l'laon, Karen Edith Raikes, Colum!Ns, and which Is '"'ned by Danny Mea· Price, Twila Clatworthy, and nv:r~~:~:'fu death were dows, Lincoln St., Mlddleport. Glenne Sprague, food. RemodeU~ was uOOerway at II was reported that $32.25 his parents, Jsmes and )l~lifl the house. Loas was set at about was made on the recent c:ar ~wrey; a brother, Bert, and a $9,000, However, the house was wash. Sandy Johnson ra•e de· ed. The fi bel' ed Slster, Bertha. votions and the program on datFuneral services will be held msur re was Jev to have been caused II)' a gas Ing featured a round-lable ells. aI 2 p.m. Thursda.Y aI the Ew _ leak. cussion with Tom Cassell, Ed.. lng Funeral Home Vlith t h e die Brown, Jeff and Jim Tyo, Rev. RauUin Moyer olljl:lattns. CITED TO COURT Karen Prlce, Mary Bnublry, Friends may call at the tunerHarley E. Linthicum, SS, Glenna Sprague, TwtlaCiatworal home from 7 to 9 tJUs evenReedsvllle, was cited to Meigs lhy, Sandy Johnson, J e r r y ing and oo Wednesday from County Coort on a ehargo ofle!t Snrtz, Kathy Yates, Georp 2 to 4 p.m. and from 7 to 9 of center In an accident at 4:15 Hawley, Mike Taylor, and Dox. p.m. Burial will be In Beeeh p.m. Monday on Rl. 681, OM le Walters participating. Jill Grove Cemetery. am ftve-tenths mlleaeastot Rt. Cox of HUisboro was a &UOst. 7. The state Highway Patrol Mrs. SlaY!n Ia the ......,lor. said that cars driven by Llmhl· GAME CHANGED cum and Zenith G. Chewier, The Soulhern High footboll 27, Belpre, sideswiped at a hill HAVE YOU HEARD? game with Eastern, schecluled crest. 1bere waa moderate at Southern Friday night, has damage to both vehicles. Noone been ehangod to Thursday, Oct. was injured. 30, head lootboll coech Bob Ash· ley annoonced today, ANNOUNCE CARNIVAL The Raclne F1remen's Aux-Iliary will sponaor a street Hal· Weol. 1:45 Ul. loween carnlw Friday with a masked parade starting at 7 p. WMP0-1390 m. Prlzoa will be awarded. On your 41ol 'lllero rrW be a fortune telling booth, flah pont, and refreshments. A square dance will be . " ' •• ~ P!'l•eheld In !root of The Club ResCNIN, .... tauranL In caH ol rain, the L.... -111,..•dance will be held at tho lire Woll , ...., - George Mowery Dies Monday committees Named For Youths Party Glul, Gone Ho:oodllbel~ Flor· laen Wella, Raohol Sherldut. Uo,yd Wri&llt, Unda ~. Herbert Dixotl, RaJmond Jewoil, Don Humel, Evelyn Clark, C, E. Clark, Allie Price, Dem. aroe Sexoon, Homer &nlth, Lln· cia Frederick, Ralph SWin, Jr., lVIII Wood, Barbara B Iss 1, Robert Bartm, Marcella Dura~ all of Parnai'Q)'. Ruth Morris, Thoma1 Mar. ttn, vemonWober,Dennr Gomes, Jane Gorneo, all of Rutland; Richard Glliuo', Cllfton, w. Va.; Kathryn DeniBOD, Robert King Ben Rife KI.Y King. Carl ~lor, llaley Harold E Kaull Pauline Geor.;. Mcudte Jr ' • •• June Kloes, UamlnlllGoea, AIbert Roolh, GI8VI EIIIIIB, l'lul R Houclashel• Babort v _ ' ~ •·-' Freda Edwarda, WUUe Maude Coates, Ella Hartley, MOton lloocl, Sharon Horriaon, aU of the Middleport area, Ada BlaoeU, Jerry Freder. lck, Greta &Jttlo, Richard Borton, Howard Porker, Long Bottom; Clara Metd;fre, Herbert M:clnt;yre, MJnernWe; 0 r 1 1 Hubbard, Milton Roolh, ~·­ cuae; Beatrice Blake, Emma Adams, Gary Wolfe, Charlot Sa!Hr, W!Uiam Harden, Raelno; Emeroon Johnaon, Pl>rtland; Lena PUlllns, G r a n t Smith, Reed8villei L a r r 1 Staats, David Joffera, Maoon, W, Va.; Mary Carolyn wu.,, Charles T, Dodd, Ralph Noel, New Haven, w, Va.; James L. C<nkle, Mo!Yin Coal, Cbeohlre; Charles Fry, Point Pleas11111; ilatph WllUama, Golllpo.. Ua; Elmer Sayre, flenderaon, W.Va. u.'c1a Hoitman - _<cantiilo.cJ - apening a SAVINGS ... -.·---1. . ............... ...........,.... ............. ... If- T~1 Chooto lloeb-T...... Nothing is more saiiSb•ing bank.lt takes a little restraint now from soend·~l ing, but in a few years your insured savings will provide financial securily for you and your family. (And you will be making a good banking conneclion!) S!art saving now! Be prepared for tomorrow! WHEN YOU VISIT, PARK FREE "TOYLAND" TWO DOOIS IELOW COURT STREB ......, Federal Deposit Insurance Corporatlan • By United Prell Internalloral . Undaav a/wad in tlw polls ON MAIN SIRED Hilflawayx l{o ,an;n,vlw.re•.. almml THE U. S. SUPREME COURT ruled tadoy . . lho ado lll&bWII Departmenl ""' . . . - . Ill)'_land thNutlll , -tl!hllbl of omlneht dolliala aflerl' p~. - ' The·"'"" re.!\J4!1d tol'<!~thade<lalopofthe Ohio &tnerno eourt-ntliiclloC ~ulaltlon of Bullrer School, Cloteland, 111 rla:bl of W., for Weratate 71, . ranae • COLUMBUS - --"a .4dlai Ill e.~pet'ted in mre CIUCAGO- ILIJNOIS STATE TREASURER Adlai E. Stevenwu e>pectec1 to a111111W1Ce hla candidacy today to 1111 the Sonete - of the late Everett M. DlrkHn. He may be chaUenged 'in tho Democratic primary byR. Sargent Shriver, U. S. .-sseton 10 Ia the son of the late Adlai Stevenson, twc>-timo Damocrallc pre11donllal nominee, the U N. amhessador to the United Nations and former Wlnols Governor. four strikel'll are arre•tPd CINCINNATI - FOUR STRIKlNG EMPLOYES of tho Gor>enl Electric Co. E..ndale Jet engine plant were arrested Tuesday for obllructllV tralllc dlllilV plckei!Jw. Pollee orreatec1 the four oller a masalve tramc jam developed on Weratate 75 beceuse of a oolld line of picket& A temporary lnjunctlm was In effect restricting plcketi~V at the plollt whore 6,1100 workers are m strike as a part of tha netlCX>wlde wllkoolt aPtnat GE. A liamelell llltltlc 81tf cleaning ,..... •• , Cleano on ... .... lkiH 0 Clelint ... brollw lnd 111rl- unit drip PI"' 0 Cltlena et • ~ lempel'llluN 0 Ktllll your kllchtn cooler 0 Cleane Iuter o Colle 11111 lh1n 1¢ 1 cleenlng 0 An electric Nil cltlnlna rlllfllll •• IIIIlCh • $100.00 Ina lhln com...,...lllutl madill. ... oven Visit your Electric Appliance Dealer, today! He has a flameless electric self cleaning range in the model, color and price to fit your budget and your kitchen. .. llnuplo Ing oven 0 y-. 0 no Total Savl~p ·....... · OVER 100 YEARS OF SERVICE 992·2342 220 N. 2nd AVE. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO I fr- outlined by Bennett for the Melle area Included a beef cas. tle program and recreation - . Tel~menta. Thereon Johnson pre..frerned certificate awards for outotandi~V farm maiBIOment to Loonerd Amoa, CUI E. Sh..,. e11eld and Horace Karr. Franklin Rizer, ... behalf of the Rizer OU C<many and the Goodyear 11re and Rllllber Com pany, p...,sented Earl Dean tho Goodyear Compony award for outatondlng consanatlon prae- RE-ELECTED - Rex Shenellold, left, and Harold Carnehan wore re-eloct.ed to the boenl of S'iJervloors. _ , • .-. ·.· EllS Leader field wtfe 'fa.electld lotlio.d,lstrlct ii!Brd of s,...-vlsors. Appi-oxlmatel,v 120 per1001 attended the meotiJW, Cornaban wu malter of cer~ sooted by Melanie Dean, Jo,y Kautz and Cella McC..,. Dinner was prepared and served by members of tbe Eastern Bend Boosters. Howard Nolan · inade a brief talk In &oc>port of the renewal levies In the throe school districts anti the new tbree quartor of a mill le-.y for the mer>tal retanlotloo program. ,. . ·:J ;. l ! lnllilliDecllilliei8mbelii8ilri8.ml~~m!Wf · JP J,UJ. t Bob Ritchie ' ... , Eastern High School'• otueoun<ll olrlcers and IM>me· room delegates were amouncad today II)' Chariot Taylor, prtnclpal. Elected were Bob Ritchie, president; Martin Osborne, -rice president, and lfoward Blhr, secretary .treasurer. Homeroom delegates and alternates are, seniors, BUI COle, Karen Humphrey, Brenda - cer, Colla Me C..,; )lnlars, Cothy Smith, Debbie Wood, MJ. chael Boring, Debby F I t c h; aophomores; Mary Jo Wolf, Randy Young, Melanie Dean, and freshmen, Jearme Bahr, Melinda Amsbary, Shorr! McCain, Phyllis Newlun, Nancy SexiKXI, and Dobbie Rlchardsoo. Class vice presidents are also members of the student council. They ere I.arry Mill. hone, senior; Tom Karr, jun. ior; Roger Karf, sophomore, and Randy Boring, !resllman. ~ RECElvED AWARD - Franklin Rlzer, left. preaelt111 Earl Dean an award for outstandbv conservation practices on behalf oflht Rizor OU Compony and the Goodyear Tire and RdJber Company, Airmen Wipe Out Camp glin lire from tho · Air Force Vietnamese wW break out of warplanes and Army 'copter these ....-c>s for a new cam- gunships ldlled 12 oftho """"''s palp In mid - November but defenders, some of them ao would not mount a Tet.-type ofthey lied for the sanctoary of fenal .. nell-"la. Cambodia. U, S. B52 bombers, malntaiDi~W their pressure on tile Communlst bonier-area bbouacs, !lew four overnight mlsalona northwest of Saigon hitting whet ware described as lase C&IIIPI and ·~ply oreos. MUltary omclals have p...,. dlcled tho Viet COI1l and North --------LOCAL TEMPS '!11elaqlorature lnclow-D POIIIOI'Q)' 11 a.m. WedrMlado.\' . woo 46 degrees, under auftii.Y aldea. at and ontl -labor bias rtiiOd egalnst him by crltlco. "Judicial ethlct require that I remain silent In controver•y/' he aald, turning lliclo oil points raised by his a;; a+teufs • ......,.I J! RIO GRANDE - R. Chaca Walla, deputy mlnlater of lnformatlm for the Black Panther Party, addressed more than lSO Rio Grarxle College ltudenllln ConunW>Ity Hall Tuesday nlghL Wells dwelt on the poilUcal aOO social views of the Black Panther organization. This w.as thefirstofathree part speakers program to be sponsored this year by the atudert senate. Futurespeakers will discuss problems in Ajlpalac:llla (on Nov. 11) and Tho Ku Klux Klan, sometime • Uca,. M ..J.t';.· . IIArOl.f ~ilhan .....Sit_ !1'0 oroused throughout the notlan . ''lexpectedsomecontroversy when the nomlna11on was announced," he said, "but I dl~'loJ<pOCI anything like lhl1 would h•v.- developed." The latnt UPI poll showl 41 opposed to his conflrmetlon with 37 In favor and the remaining 19 undeclclecl. Hayntworlh 11 hopolul but unhappy over the experiences of the loot month. "It hos not been a particularly pleasant experience," he Hid smiii11Q. But he mede II clear he tMIIeves each senator has had 1 'perfec1 rlgh1" to judge his quellllcotlans tor tho high I . J.l?&. .•.G.:m! : 't . A. P. Life ExteJ1Aled into 1970 You CIR up to $25.00 wiring al.· lowance when you converl to electric bonus II your new range has a nil clean- Tuesday night to the 26thlllllllli dlnnor meeti~V of tbe Melp Soil and Water Conael'VIU.. District at Eastern H 1111 School. Spealdng an the "SW~ GOa and tha ChaUo~ 70o," Bennett oeld society oeerns te IJdnk Is free. " " ' dom Ia ne..r !roe. We have pUt a dear price for It," Bennet& declared. He compllmeiXedlhe dlatriot for a line Job on their land Ia SAIGON (UPI) - u. S. a1r - • r haa wlped out one of tho WASIIINGTON - TilE FEDERAL BUREAU of Mines r.,. Cambedlan border Clllqltwhere lt110d Tue&clay the resulta of a study showing IJq>roved ventl· the Viet Co11f and North VIetlatlatl methods could reduce the .....,ntratlon of harmful dust In namese are rtiiOl'tecl rebuild1111 for lhelrnexlotrensl ..,mllmlnoo. The technical studY dlaclosed that UJe of a hlgh-ilresauro ""' ltary fli)Okaomen oeld ~x111er1 feD con ¥11111late the ~lacoota mine where contln- In three hours of aorlll at. tacks, diW> bclnbers 1nd helluouo cn1n11w mochlnils are uaed. cqller gunahipa demollahed wt.t IIPCiheamen deacrlbecl 11 KIDS OliT TONIGHT MINOR DAMAGE REPORTED 1 ''huae ~ex'' lncludl~V 20 Trlek or Troll Nilht wiD be Two cars llld .m- c1omoae1 tin warehoulas-and 60 fortified obMned In IDMI Mella CouD;y In an accident at the llab1011 bunkers. tA11n11 froiD 6:30 to 7130tonllhL Yards Tuesday lllernoon. Drl.,_ N1110 of tho alrc:qft wu &bot Slnna wW be IIOWIIIed to mark era of the Wlhlclo1 woroJOIC(Ih h e - · but .ihe openbw andcioall1fofaetl.., R. Freeman, 19, Pomorw, and one. U.In S.t helicopter feU to Ides. Pollee Dl!lcera joined In John A. EV1118, 68, Cha&hlra, Rl. gl'OUIIII fire In tho 111118 ereo, ,~ IJIIIII;Irllll· to uae ,.. 1, '!lid , tho obilrlll'1 deiu&-' <ruilllw and killlrW one Cl'tll'• ·'tnme care lndrlvi~Vtolwld moni. 'lllereweronoarreotaor man w!dlo w0UIIIir8 "!!!'pcldorto. Injuries. I!Gnba, roclletl andllllchiM- IJiR .fam ran llfl.fen tip minPs Compare thele flatureal + ENTERTAIN - Left to r11!1tt. J<11 - · "1' Dean and Colla McC.., entertained with wcallllllllhera. GREENVILLE, S.C. IUPI)In an Interview shortly before his nomination 1o the Supreme Court was announced by President Nl•on, Judgt Cit· ment Haynsworth referred to a lu<lge's lite as "oolendld lsolellon." But belelged by reporlers, friends and enemies, and stacks ol moll, the 56-year-old ludgt concedes his life has become .,ythlng but Isolated In tho last MOnth. The stocky. bespectecled chlol lurlga of the U.S. 4th Circuit Court of Appell a worked In his shirtsleeves et his office desk Tesday going over brloft pending before hl1 court. Talking with a sfammer 1ha1 has made him reluctant to face television cameras, Haynsworth spoke about the controveny his nomlna11on has lea. Vocal munbers were pre- SlewnsoD $35 .. • the Melia area. Poaalbllltlo& . NEW YORK - THE CAMPAIGN FOR IIIAYOR of New York Clt;y - blUed 11 tile second toughest Job In America - ontera Ill 111181 - k with polls showing Incumbent John V. LindeaY In the lead and winrlll1f televised .. A NIIW York llailJI N.,.a straw poll today sal4 i2 per cent of thooe im'erviowed felt the 47-yoar.ol.d Undqy ahd won tile debates. Rumeroc> WU RepW.IICIIII lfate Sen. John Marchi with Z9 per cem. Democrat Marlo Procecclno, who was reluc- to er>ter televised -tea, wao Ia~ with 19 per celt In tho poll. 'l1le poll hes been W1'0IIIl on4< three limos In 411001'0. When you switch to a flameless electric range lro}ll an old fashioned !lame type slave, your electric appliance dealer will give you up to $25.00- as a wiring allowance. In addllion lo the wiring allowance, he also has a $10.00 bonus for you. You qualify when you purchase a llameless electric range with a self cleaning oven. Everyone is eligible for this bonus. Take fhl• bonu• coupon ro rour electric appllanc. ..,.,., and 11n1 INSURANCE lEAL ESTATE··TUAL Fl. MIDDLEPORT, OKlO or want to 110 lo the bill cllloa. Pictures and Rei10rl People wUI want tobecClllle part.. BY KATIE CROW "We must plan ahoad. We time farmers.." 1bele were pertlnent remust take adwntaga of our soil morka by Jlllltl S. Bennett, aowhlc:ll Is IVIilable In sloteccmenatlonlotof slotant llei11 Counl;y, We wiD find that tbe U, S. Dept. of Agriculture, peq,le of Meiss Cowty no lcq- dor~Pirio. THE DOWNING-CHILDS AGENCY • Rural Life Can be Good SHOP AT ELBEIFELDS Your electric appliance dealer has up to '3SOO lor you. ACCOUNT I. PRESEN'I1!D AWARDS - 'l1lereon Jolmioa, left, PJerO'tld a..-.rda far Mllandbv farm _ . , t to, lefl to ri&llt. llonce Karr, ,Mro. ~ Amoa, acctPI~W on behalf of her b"'band! Mro. CUI Sbonelleld and Mr. Shenelleld. - - Ball•'s Radio Auction '·~ - L Pill-• ., ... Senat for leas than 6c FREE CLOTIDNG Free Cloth! IV Day rrW be held from 9:30Lm. unUlnoon'llnlrsday at the Sahatlon Army HQ at 115 Buttermrt Ave., Pomero,y. All area resldenta need!~ clothlrw are welcome. • •'• --s cleans itself completely. S...le- --.... - ' TEN Cf_t;-IJ$ WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 29. 1969 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT. OHIO I' J.Am self~clelining C.HI Te•I.• -S..1 ~ Ju By Court Storm Only the electric house, ThurldQ illeQiaiJW ·clcullo ,.,l..,.allldew- VOl. XX!I NO I36 r· CI...... ,I ••N........... _..,. fiu!lnf .f a!Q-and_..u,tlllr llirqht. not •• cool. IIlah ......, ID the 50a, loll': IOnttlllt 30--41. · ·e··'.· ... ' -ay . ence Bearhl, Ed Klrmldr, ·'-r- BI•dS White ...1 laund tho ... -not tho """""""'" far tho yur-olcl ......ylvonlo ldmlnlllrlllon nor .. tho quite lnd IJindonl, loo Clllldld, 5enlte llepullllcan illdlr. and IOilll~ llllrtptnlont. A I..W, Sin. 8orry ~ hl1 oii'Ndy dlllfiiiOint· Gol...,_or, R·Arla.. llltldw' Ill tho ldmlnr.tretlon Cll two of SCioli. HI Aid tho GOP illdlr, 1M miiOt llllill. In _.ng lilY r_.....ndlllon DINt,... w1111 Pltlldml portaln'"" to .tho wor, obould HI h11 refuNd, 10 lor, Ia man It . d - he II not - . . tho nomlnatlan ol -king far a l l - Republl· Judgt Cl..,ont F. Heynl-'h can1. Jr., Ia the Suprtlnl Court, And tho White del· ollhaugh Prioldorll Nixon II 'corllllld C11 him wtlh lh,.. ~ making an all-out llghlla hove coils from ono Cablnot momhim -llrmld. ber ond two While a kill And; while Nl- Wll ltbor• -----who feo.-.d tho public might lng on hit V I - IICidrou lor . irllor po 11 hla afltoruolll 11 on Nov. 3. SCioli jumpocl 1M gun · ldmlnllfrellon pooltlon. and coiled far 1 ,..llalerally ' · lnlll- CNoe-IIN which lhrew thoWhlteHouMintoa....,zy. F~For hit port, Scali 11 known ...._ '-" to tool the While It somewhat unaware of • IMCI~ !) er'1 role. Sovrceo Mid he wsnll Harold BlackltGn and IICIO'lo help Pretldorlt Nixon'• aor. Grue•r'• -..r, Mn. legltlatlva mlul..,l but Elhel G - , nlldta ill 1 not CGnllder hlmoell bound lo IIIOii" 10 felt a-. the beapuppet bumld - . _ It ftl 11¥lfl 'l1le GOP ,.. 11 1 0 byn.-hlo primary lob 11 Ieeder of ~ BiackltGn sal4 thla morniJW Ropubllcon coiiNgUII. Tho pool of the PretldoriYI reprelllnla· the -lll.l'al ~. live comes oecond; and 1M rolt 35 and to men. 'l1le c-nar• of a """''"' up for re-tlecllon h.... to nbulld. lhlrd. 'l1lere ftiiiD lnauroDce Clllht cannot Soporote Rolli plollt becaUII l'llea ltll pfllbl. He hal had difficulty 10 lor bitlft for thet Qpe of -riling tho th'" rolllln hl1 tloa, BlackltGn lllld. ,. - •, Plastlc IUI'JII')' waa ·uNCI •• early 1,1 BOO B. C. by lho lllnduo, pnerally for re1torat1111 ol the allced olf by a orllleo for ·>Vioul otrenaes. tpllchll ond axnmonll lo riJU ..... TM jk Ul DIll far I - l i N C11 I llud Wll ..... II 1M Mnlloo from -flvonll grand-•••'s secure •ke your life secure ., Now You Know But he 11 -mlnld not to aok out of tho conlrovtrly. HI oeya he hll no lntenllon of withdrawing from tho nornlnl-. lion. To do 10, he uld, -~~ .. lend cnda a to the charges" raiiOd egalnot him. Hayn1wcrlh IOYI be hll In "Indirect" contact wllh tho President during the longthy struggle for confirmation, but ln1ends to remain at hll Greenville office In the fedlr•l court. Haynsworth, a fifth genera· court building unleu he It tlon lawyer fi'Om one of South speclllcally called Ia WalhlngCaroline's most prominent fl· ton. "Thoro it reelly nothing I can mllles, retused to talk lbout charges of conflict of Interest do In Waahlngton," he says. Nasser Piloting Mideast Meeting By United Press lntemaflonll The leader of the Arab world, President Gamal Abdel Nauer of Egypt, took personal charge 1oday ot the efforts to bring peace between the Lebanese government and Arab guerrlllas. AII signs pointed to Nasser favoring the guerrilla demand tor freedom to strike Into Israel from southern Lebanon, the main Issue Involved In the worst Arab world crltll alnce tho 1967 Middle Ellll War. • Bolh 1idk In tho conflict oppeared to be -vlng a faclf cease-fire, although government officials said gvlr· rlllas briefly attacked a pollee station this morning at Malhta Hassan just below 1he Syrian border. No one was hurt. Nauer called meetings In Cllro this morning with leba· nese officials and with his troubleshoo1er In the conflict, Hassn Sabry el Kholy, who brought him 1he guerrillas' hard line bargaining s1ance from Damascus. From the Syrian capital, he.tdquarters of the anti· Lebanon farces, the AI Fatah guerrilla leader, Yaulr Arafet, cabled Nasser Tuesday night that he was willing to join the talks In Celro. The Lebanese armed forces commander, Mal. Gen. Emile Bustanl, led his delegation Into the conteren<:e ..--lng "caordlnatlon" between the Beirvt government and gl.ei'TI !'Mil on strikes egalnst.lsrul. According 1o the semloffldal Middle Eas1 ·News Agency lMENA), "She· guerrilla• were kfllld, 12 'lnlu.-.1 .... IIYI tllplured In ttio lofillf 1'0IInd ol -·lighting T - y wllh Lebineor troops. Whet the Beirut government fears most In granting such ·• requeat 11 the possibility of retaliation from l~r-1, such 11 the raid ~g~lns1 Beirut lntemaIlona! Airport In Docombtr which destroyed 13 airliners. The Israelis attacked again Tuesday nlgh1 acrou the Suet Canal, hitting Egyptian military posl11onf for 90 minutes., their longest nlgh.1 .alr raid since the 1967 war. Egypt said 1wo Israeli planes were shot down over the canal Tuesday. Bogus Money .WPrrhanL• to Mf'l'l Middleport merchants are ur!IOd to attend a meettnc at tile Columbus and Southem 0 hI o Electric ~ Thursday evening at 7:30 to COIDiliote plansfor thlsy-•s Christmas Prosram. In SWOhio CINCINNATI (UPI) - Coanlelfelt money In -natlooa of $5, $10, $20 and $100 are appearing In . . . . - . . Oblo at tha rate of about $800 a week, Secret Servleo apeclal apnt James Clem &ld tocla1Clem said tho bolus bills bod appeared In Cincinnati, llctr· ton, Middletown, Purtamoutb and Springlleld. He Mid ,1,000 was 1811ed last week In Dayton aiiiiO. He said the Jlhor\Y bU!a are characterized by a Cleveland Federal RoHrve Hal and lot. ter and the series number, 1963-A. � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 28, 1969 edmonds mowery simpkins