https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1381457b1baf47f408222ae864ccd43e.pdf 23ac1c813ca41c44f348a5aefb8f371e PDF Text Text ·' a- 'lllollally Sentinel, Mldclleport-Pomero.Y. o.. 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. �t 'l1lo Melp Marauders (4-1-ll lind the Ironton TI&ero (5- l-D) wW 1tqe tile Soulhoaotern Ohio l ..l''e'o txJpmatcltFrldal night ot lloriiiKier Slldlum with aecODd place eoilll to tile winner. Tne, undefeated Jaekaonhaa Ito Wldllplted claim to the lea1'10 cbamplonahlp on the Hne In AlbeDo (3-3) . But Jacktoo Ia h.-vlly favored coming up to the Bulldoga. And Ironton wiD be favored when it takes the lleld in Pomeroy, but not by 10 much . And oo lana will be lookln1 at tile 1-e'• second and third - lor tile time being - beat f~l macltlnea In Southeostom Ohio In l'omelVI'. A n d t' h e order CCM!ld reveroe in the 48 minutes ol pad cracklnlthat !allow tile _,(ngklckolf. Coach Fred Brvney aenda a oquad anchored by II lettermen aplnat Coach C h a r I e y Cbaneey's png from Melga lllgb. Some or them have lrnpreutve credentiAls. Big e...,llh and quick enDOII!h, pod all acorer• In 1968, had 1111• pmeo, 1xJpa In the clr- the veteran 210 lb. aeillor J•--, llx 'IDa In !be pmeo, IUo c:ult to that .... nt. !jyar. Both are 6-3. the Tigers are led (.l(tenalvely 1>1 tho IOAIUO'I txJp quarter. back and outatondlng !IIDback d last year, both of whom are enraute to duplicating their 1968 herolco. Quarterback Greg Sternaman, a las lb. senior, led the SEOAL throullh five I e a g u e games with 30 pa11 completions In 58 attempte good lor 601 yards and ab: touchdowns. Rick Boykln, the 200 lb. 6-1 IIOphomore !UIIback, who Ulp- l'llllllintr baa IIIII - u bolo- El-ere tile Tlaera olfer a terau• thla . .eon 11 Iaiit. Hfa ~t,y l'llllllintr back In B o b Guarda loatng top Urnes ore 1968 _..., average wao 4.0 Bentloi,v, '175 lb. aenlor, who 11m eanlora, 165 lb. Carl King yardo per corey. Thlo year he wao ~red In eorl,y aeaaon omd 145 lb. Mike Koller, oupIa IIIII among the txJp 11x run- ...... but hal ...... b a c k otrang_ Randy Edw•rd•, • 162 Just for good moaeure, CQoclt lb. aenlor, ulllally rciundo wt llnJney haatheleague'otxJppaoo tho TI&er olfenalve backllold. receiver of last year doing hlo thing again. Hels Mike Akero, Teamlntl with Akero at end 177 lb. senior, who ..,ued In lo a OOJ)homore, 166 lb. Mike 13 Slernaman passea lor 211 Albrlnk. Tacklea are the 208 yards and fwr 'I'D a In five lea- lb. junior, David Malone and -•. Eagle-Tornado Match BY KEITH WISECUP The Eastern Eagles and the Southern Local Tornadoes wind up their grid season Thursday night at Southern in their an.. rual SV AC League season-ending classic. The Tornadoes of Coach Bob Aabley, owners cl a 2..6 overall record, want revenge for last year's 36.0 loss to the 3-lln the SV AC. But seasonal recorda tradl~ tlonally mean little In thla annual rivalry, as did those cl Pomeroy and Middleport a few yean back. Eath team is prepored to give that I I t t I e "somethln.g extra" ror vlclm'y, Souther!l, which needs either Eagles. The Tornadoes are 2..2 a victory or a tie to improve In SV AC play. The Eagles of Coach Billy Kincaid, on the other hand, have fared better this year, with an overaJI 4-3-1 slate and on last year's mark d. 2-7, has gooe moatly oo the ground this year. The 200 lb. senior fUllback, BUI Hoback, and 160 lb. freshman halfback, Paul Jua- • Southern's owonents have averaged a total d 31.5 )ICllnto a game. Eastern has allowed just 11.5 pt&. a pme. The probable starting lineups for Eastern, on oftenae, are Smith, quarterback; RitchIe, lullback; 145 lb. IKJII)oomore Rick Sonclers, halfback, and either 140 lb. freshman Halfback Dan Grueser, who Randy Boring or Gnoeaer at baa been bnthered by an In- halfback. The ~enslve line: jury recently, and 190 lb. Bob 160 lb. aenlor Ronnie Smith, Ritchie, both seniors, have led center; 145 lb. junior Richard Reece Morrison Injured CLEVELAND IUPII - The Morrison wa& the second play- lng contest . weekly touch foofball workoul er to be Injured during touch " I feel the same way I al claimed another casualty In fhe drills. Jim Copeland broke a ways have about the Cowboys/' ranks of the Cleveland Browns. leg during workouts earlier this he said. "They've got a real Running back Reece Nw:Jrrlson season. suffered a sprained ankle at Coach Blan1on Collier Fleming Field Tuesday, making watched the Monday night Dal him a doubtful starter Sunday las-New York Giants game on against the visiting Dallas Cow· television and said he expected boys. a ru"l challenge In the upcom - Bucks Havt> Good Workoui--Wnodv It was •-nl)', Liter and 155 lb. aenlor Jim Stettler, guards; 180 lb. IKJII)oomore Alan Holter, and 184 lb. junior Mike Borin& tackle, and Karr and Eichinger, ends. On de!enae, Liter Is at middle guard; Mike Boring and Holter, tacklesi Karr aod Etch~ IDler, enda; ISO lb. aenlor Sonny Cline, Stettler, and Rlt<hle, linebackers, and R a n d y Boring, ISO lb. IIOphomore Jim Amabacy, and Sanders, hallback&. For the Tornadoes, offensively, are 140 lb. sophomore Steve Jenkins, quarterbllcki 130 lb. freahman Mike Nease, halfHobaek, fUllback . andJu11- tice, halfback. The oft'enliYe ltne has 160 lb.IIOphomoreNeal Baker at center; 160 lb. aenlor Bob!IY Smith, right guard; 155 lb. senior Gary ElDon, left guard; us lb. IIO)IIIomore Dave Crow, left tackle; 205 lb. sen- tor Randy I«Jberta, rlllht tack- le; 140 lb. junior Gerald Hendrlcks, rlllht end, and l30 lb. junior Pat lUll, left end. On defense, I«Jberta and Hen- ao- - . ~red In the GaiU)lOlls pme, aat out the Lopn game (O.j)) and returned to plaY on ol!anae only against WeDaton laot - k (24-0, Melp). And It looked thlo week aa thoullh 148 lb. junior halfback back and Eynon, linebackers, and Nease, Justice, and P a t bolt Ia at !IIUback. _ On defenae, Tiny WUIIama, Allen WUUama, Jolin Hitchhart and eltller Robin Phalln or Tommy llo!fller, with Well -"D•e"nnl"!a~!"Bogp•"!'•hua•a••eam•••edllll'lla••and••V,•aullh•••an,••.,com•••e'l•n.••-"'"'1 drlcks are Jlllarda; 220 lb.IIO(lbomore Ronnie HOI and Baker, !" ~~:;:: !ith~.:.:~~ Haekett swap time at rillht hall, or wln&IJack, lind Danny Ab- H& R FIRESTONE Hlll halfbacks, ~c({fiu.r, See Us Today On This every tackle," he said. "In case the runner gets away from the man covering him. Pursuit can be taught, but It also Is emofootball team, But we're nof tional. gcMng to cancel out. I'm look"On their 1St. Louis') last Ing forward to rhe challenge." touchdown, there should have "They certainly are better de- been two or three others on the fensively than I've ever seen scene, not just Sumner/' he them," he added. "That front sold. four is vttry, very tough." Cleveland had been favored Collier said the Browns' 21 -21 to win the game. tie with trne St. Louis cardinals last Sunday amounted to lack FIGHT RESULTS of coverage. "There were too MIAMI BEACH, Fla. (UP~ many spectators on the field," Bobby Alford, 161, Atlanhe said. "Sure Walt Sumner and ta, BWpped Joe Hooks, 168, Erich Barnes missed tackles, Philadelphia (1); Eddie Tal. but a lot of other players made ham!, 176, Miami, stoppedTom errors. It was an example of going aHer thft man too soon." McDougald, 172, Vero Beach, "Pursuit Is three men In on Fla. (6) . was glowing. cold Tuesday night out on the "We had a good night/' he Ohio State practice field, but seid. "The kids worked real ffco~o:!;lb~•:!,ll~co~a~ch!:.!~!!r.~~4 hard, started to block like they ,. can block . When they work like '1'11t: DAILY SEN'J1Na that It's fun ." IEY~f> ro INTUEST OF The Buckeyes, brisk perhaps ~~~-~r.!CI'I A.RU CHESTER I. TANNEHILL, ~ - Ed. because of fhe 40 degree tem IIM't IQhlllch, Clq £dl181' perature, f11ce Northwestern I'IIIJrlllllld ..ab HI:Q(IIIl~..,T111 OhJo ~ana, l'llllll. ..... ~- 110 ~--( 91., Saturday at Evanston, Ill. The Ohio, 45711. "-'•lnln Ollie. n.. No. l rated team In the nation OSU GAME TOPS tc.J11f. EaiGrill roo. tts-21&7. 8eCOIId diu po~~~p • • •-""', mom. will be looking,-dpr li 20th NEW YORK IUPI) - Ohio Nail.... -'M1.1.1~ ....... _..,. . . . . sfralght win ovet three seasons State's crowd of 86,576 football .u~. 111c., u F.aal tbl !Ill., ~ vn QIJ, N.. Yar1.. and win No. 6 this year. fans for last Saturday's home~......... ,..., , IMIJ.,.rtot b) carrtar ....,... -u.lt 41 CUll per 11'.-.k; ont ,._, In Kevin Rusnak and Ron Mac- coming game against Illinois ..,_. at tilt lllll¥ Stfldllel omu, $n.n. Sb Jejowskl called signals as regu - topped college football turnouts -;~~;-~""~-~·~-;"·•u.Uabiii:O.. tl:i.U. 111.._. ~ lar quarterback Rex Kern gave for the weekend. tJ10CI Sb his sore shoulder another day's Next best attendance was rest. UCLA at Stanford's IW,OOO. COLUMBUS CUPI) - bert, a hardnoaed 48 ml..,te kind of performer. Ironton, looking for a good ......, In Ito aec:ond year d eomlng home to the SEOAL after a disastrous nrat aea- Season Finale IS tice, have shared most of the the Eagles' around attack. ball carrying. The Eagles, who have already prottled up their 3-6 record ct a year ago, have both BOUnd running and J18&alng. Behind the pa&alnl of 175 lb. junior ~J~~~rlerback Dave Smith, tile receiving of ISO lb. junior Tom Karr and 180 lb. IKJII)oomore Dennis Eichinger at ends, Ea&tem had a lot in the bank lor the 1970 CIIIIJOBIIIII- ported 1>1 152 lb. ............. John McKanzte. 'l1lo • - r Ia 162 lb. acnlor Jo!Uo Lam- oon ( 1-7 -2) _ had been l)lven storllng role .Pinal Jroaton the noel q, fiDiah oecancl be- with an outatandiDI podormhlnd Jaekoon.' P18Yinl predoe- once agalnll Wella. 1y aa programmed to dale, the BotJp, lhwllh he doeo notyet Tfaero will IIIII be about to have great atralght..aw8Y apeed, be letting down. baa fine quickness, excellent Twn year a aao when the Ma- . balance, and that~~ rare rauderl won tile cllamjiiMahlp, natural ahlllt,y to keep C!ll and played Ironton a 110-C<JUnt- lnl !orward unleaa grabbid aolor at tho end of the reJIIll&r ldly and a18JlpeClclown hard. And league oclt,...le, the Tlpra won In Wellaton more than ..,. tackwao needed In I'll 8-0 In a bitterly fwllht eon- ler teat that could have .,.. either him &topped W8Y. Lall year It waa a 14Elida FridaY nlllhl fortheMa- . 14 tie. raudeuabould beJonKioeoand MARAUDERS READY Lynn Black on of!enoe I D d • Cooch Chaneey has bi'OIIjJIIt W8Yne Well and Jlqy Vauat>on hla Inexperienced elub aiOfti on defenaa. With A- In both rapidly """"8h to carve oot an WBll, tackles on ol!•ea and· -rely unexpected reoord of defenaa wiD be co-eaptalna Jim· four vlctorleo, Clltlou llndooe Swatzol lind Mike Barr. orrentle In 1 - e play, and $-:l-1 olve tplll'da are Steve Von !Ietoverall. The Marauders could or and Dave Boyd. be at top stren&lh this week ~ek lind ......,.ptatn with center -linebacker Roger Pat O'Brien lo a fixture In . Abbott ruu-ao. start. Pat Archer and Dennis. CRJDAD JUAREZ, Meztco• (UPI) - Ruben Ollvarea, 122, Mexico, knocked out !lolfieyoohl Old , 119, Jlplll (3). HONOLULU (UPI)- Leo Calderon, 119, Mexico, drew with Doml Manalang, 121%, PhilIppines (10). TREAD Pickup Truck Speclall 7 - Thf Dally Sentinel, Mlddloport-Pomel'Q)', o.. 0<1. 211, 1969 \ SL Louis Fans Want Caray ,Back ' COLUMBUS, Ind. IUPU Dick ~lnvlllolha barbor Jo a do Of:dle Clnclilnll! Rodl ballball , . but ho hoo navoo,lholou olhll shop Ia l!o _,..., by St. Laula C,rdlnal lana, 111011 o1 """"' aloa happen ta bo dllhard Horry C.ray 11111. Ceray tolha aporlocaator who _ , 20 yoaro broack:alllng Cardinal& bellball gamoo and who was fired by owner Auglo lluodl at tho end of loaf - ..,, Linville aaysth., ~s hao ...,_ ........,. hls leellnvo about lha C.rdlnala ..d hel a l l - hlo berboraliap .fa lha CoJumbua focal point far a opreod1119 ml-torn campaign to have carey relnotated In lha · broaclceatlnv booth at Busch Stadium. "Thlo 11 oart of a meeting placo far Cardinal lana, whofh· or !hay neod a halrcul or not.'' Linville aald. Ho aald blcouao of hla cllonltlo and lha IIIOp'a otratoglc location, 11 has boon oelectocl ao a commiHIIIy ...,_. 775x14 Or Smaller USED CAR LOT 67 FORD FlOO 825114~26.88 855114•28.18 Plus Fed. Tax and Recappable Tire CO~UMBUS I UP)) - Joe 'tacklasand l . .aalollln lha Fai- ttdo'1 0.17 romp ov1r Kent Groon of Bowllnv Groon and cono' 3-11 upset win o- prev- Stele. He converted the bloc:kld punt Into a TO and rambled 21 yards for another score aHer stealing the bell -ln. Cole, a junior halfback, scored one touchdown and gained 1.45 yards against kent State. 1Jar Free When You Pll'chaseOneAt Lady Tabor No.z% cans ~~u _Gel The Small Size Can Free With QUALITY Hard To Hold and Reaular MEATS SELECTED GROUND BEEF 3 lb. pke. CHOICE 992-3422 Tbe Hoople System bas re""'ed the feature c:GDielta ..s has some'lttartllng pre-=uons for you. Tbe blgeat ahockor of a -.eking ' Siturday wDl flDd Arizona state (3-2) bandlna W~lng (6-0 J a ~22 seflllick ID the leading Western AtbleUe Conference club- surpr1ij] 'rt~o MIDDLEPORT, 0. ~ -- """"~ · *".,. Arlleu v...,~ • ' r.-· .... ·' .J>urtlue Llqvld Starch Corn Meai. ••••S Easy Monday. 2 ::~. 29C Jelly•••••••••••••31~:·· 88~ Pinto Beans..J :~; 98C Shellie Beans•. :&~.~ 29~ BIHcll ••••••••••••••~ 39\ let Tissue 5~.r,~1.00 lb. bav· How Crop Smuchn Blac:kbofry Stokely Mavic Brand Aurora Morton House ~liced Beef and 12!l ••. . Gravy, Pork & Gravy, Sallsb11y Steak con 1.95 FRESH SLICED EEF LIVER lb. 29~ . Ree. 43c Brown & Serve BREAD w_blcb bas .dlilllout 011 golq to the Role llcnrl, wDl wrap up another Ilk Ten win 11J lllrublng .IIIIDois, 41-7. Alld Southern 'c.JIIamla (5-0-1), llbooiiDg 'fcir a fourth lltralgbt Rose Btlwl appeannce, wDl (5-l), 1queeze past arch-enemy .c.JIIornla, 20-11. . T)lere'l a reali!CriP 011 tap mthe Soutbwellem Confer-.:e, where the Artauao a-bacb (5-0) take 011 = U.. Jlazorbacts a H, Florida 1!11. ' Getr&le .. G::f!: Tee!! ~ zt 11, DUe 1 R..-II,Mhtmi1Fia.ll4 PVfie4iflllatli 7 - Olda. iiiaie II '"• U a..tdlvllle.,II, lteatadiJ kiu State If t Wn&. Va. Sa. MIA. 41, La. Tet!li a stiff ~ before llUCI'UIDiWlg, u BowUac GrMa II, MuUall 1 Me•pLia St. II, T1llla. MI••IIO.I II Teledelt MleL!oa., il.en±ll Mia II, zt "SSil~ IMina t8U II, Mltllllltp,l zt AI t Ml I'J, llliiL Illata u MJnearl II, Ia I 1!11. zt Cohr ' D. Ne.. h 11 Nelle »-e a, It OMe State., NwHualela N:i zt. Willen Midi. U lewa lltatci a, ot1 ' ma :'.S:4It1 ~:: 1!11. 7 II 'i'be leading lnde~•nt llarYud II. p · 1:•11111ol U ·n 1 a \-em en t bas the Air . _ 8latle CeJ. 11 M' J:!! ~of ::on..:.~~ Air ~on:e lloJ• Fi.rrr' • Tau~ r• of ID I D tl 0 n will flDd the ' lloult<lD Coupn, who have . ,ns•bwd lbefr touch, ,'111iimDIDI the (Fla.) · Rilt'rfctui!l1 ~~~'-and Noire . ,Dame'• m111 ww liDk the . Navy, G-10 bf' .b f'. ..., 011 with the fore- Ne, Cltnllu ·~ J1 WuL. 111at1e • - - U VL TeeL 11, i'm. • lllar1 11 Yale a, DilrtllltdJ II ·~ 'the • Rice II 1 7 watll !Dto t1Jbmla111011, 3&-18. UClA a, .......... n Two otber contelll worthy Utall ., Utalt lltale 11 the Army ltil- 'l'aJUe 11 Va' • Mill• 52 Southweotern 0 H•n- 24 H•tlo Gofll• 6 Kn•Creolo16 ltennM Tnoce 6 Gurcoio Volley 28 ,.,._ 12 Eaotern 4 Soutl..rn 0 l't. PIHoont22 ............. 29 RED DELICIOUS GOLDEN DELICIOUS ' JOWL BACON 99~ Sa. 11 L~~d ruu .A6M (W). -· tbelr Ulllmprenlve _ 7 neon!, the Aggles Will live OMe U. ;::F BY HOI.SUM Rlll~uDelaware Slate Iewa D ijjM ~ta 14 • Budget Prkedl Slked lb. .. a• . . ladi, ·21-211. FOOD STOCK-UP SALE! Sunflower Fr ..h Ground . ~ ILe Southeastern Confermce. 11 11'. Ia another top-rated South- Na. Taall!ll. 14, Cl I U · ustem meelblg, the LSU Tl- ~ 11, aem- U - c&-O> wDl whip v•..••- .._....... u .. uraa•(3-S) bY the margin of 'ii' "" ' .., 1ft polntll, 22:-11. Cenellll, CeJ•mMa Ia . the Ivy League, the X.vler 11, o.ytaa u happy K &DIU ROME APPLES lb•. 9~ 5TH ..The Store Voio, WE Rliht ..oorvocl le q~antltloo We Gladly Accept Fed. FoodSt.ps Prices Errectlve Oct. 30-31, Nov. 1 Open liOn. tlru sat. S ltl · ·. cLOIIIf 'IUIIDAYI Rose B,owl from cold Columbus on New Year's Day while some team they have defeated will be basking In the sunshln& In Paladena. How unfair can you be? "In e\Cery aspect of sport we reward the winner. Being first Is the gbal of every team, every coach. every player. Only the Big Ten rewards the second place teem . Their outdated thinking Is unique/' Stanton added. When the Big Ten signed the Ro!e Bowl pact In 19-16, with the Pacific B, the conference celled for just one appearance In three years for Its representative but later modified the rule .< •ta~• :6-eahea- lo:a.cer . ~ ' ' to once In two years. Only Michigan tn 19<7 19411, Ohio Slate In 1954 1955 and Michigan Stale In and 1\IU repeated as Big conference champions In last 23 ll's Convenient! COllE AS YOU ARE! THE 'FARMERS BANI and and 196.5 Ten POMEROY, OHIO ·: I .' the ears. r---------., A. C. A. SHOE SHINE Shoes Shine Without Bulline $1.00 CAN THE SHOE lOX WHERE SHOES ARE SENSIBLE PRICED should win their second straight •--•M;;;ID;;,D;;,;;LE-.PO;;;R;;,T,;,_.A Big Ten title. What will be their ...... ~- li" .... •· . . - ..,.BillfaN'II, • . .• .. •h •• ,....• " .. •.,...p ""~' . t" . · ,:, ..... (~)by al!0-:111 coiD!l ' 81 IL ·a c.t " , Cdfenla 992·2238 N. 2ND AVE. last decade. ''Barring a colossal upset they reward? They will watch the u•s Quick! an• SAVINGS CO. naves -'- ldCb-llylnc Dartmouth llldl(s;Q) Will fall before the Yale Bul:.'ft• 21-22. ADd ID ·IIlii Big. t, the MlHourt 'J'Ictlr• (5-I), who were !lJ)I8t - ~Saturday, wDl dci an 4ace u l11ef edge the BACON 1-lb. tray 75~ CLASS A TEAM POINTS I, Mcllomld C'l) (8-0) • • , 224 2, Cory-Rowson (I) (8-0) , , 168 3. Newbury (2) (7~) •••• 154 4. Veraallleo (2) 01·0) , , • 150 s. Norwalk st. Pau1(4)(8-0ll46 6, Nework C'.ath. (3) (8-0). , 140 7, Blulllon (3) (M) ..... 93 8. Mecltanlcsbuq (1)(8-4) .. 67 9. Dennlaoo st. Mary(I)(B-0)66 10. Marlon Cath. (1)(&-1-1) 58 Second 10: 11, Marlon Pleaaant Local 47; 12. New Concord Jolin GloM 41; 13. We&t Muold"' gum 38; 14. Mqpodore 34; 15. Smlthlleld 32; 16. ToladoNortbwood 24; 17. Stanton Local 23; IS. Milan Edleon and Granv!Ue 22 each;20. Dovarst. Jose!)h 19. CONFERENCE CLASHES DOMINATE WIIJ, !lomb USDA Fourth Loss votes and won-lose records ln Showdown! · · " ~11 as ~ be ....Qeo.r~ Ohio Valley Sliced Jr. High in u,,;,l-1• parenthe1l11 CLASS AA TEAM POINTS 1. LV- ArDnlton (21 (8-0) .. 422 2, Elyria (6) (8-0) ••• , , • 355 3. can. McKtrhy (5)(7-1)11 309 4. ClncL Moeller (1)(8-0) • • 2118 5. NUoaMcKtnley(l)(6-1) .. 253 6. Steubenville (3) (&-1-1) ,.176 7. Clev. st, Joa. (4)(7~).,, 135 8, War. West. Reo. {7-1) ... 122 9. Sidney (2) (8-0) , , , , , •• 94 10, MaaaUioo (&-1-1) , ••• , 89 Second 10: Columbu.oWatter&on 79; 12. Akron Garfield 63; 13, Shelby and Sendualq, 59 each; 15. Cleveland Btlnedlctlne 53; 16, Lorain Senior 45; 17. Euclid 32; IS. Cleveland John F. I - i6 oz. jar OnPage12 II COLUMBUI (UPI) - T h e Kennedr 31; 19. Orrville and United Preas International Xenia,. 29 each; 20. Joekaoo Boord d CQoclteo' hlih school (Jackaoo Co.) and Cincinnati !ootball ratlrca, wlthllratplace st. X& vier, 'n each. against the Pl Pleasant JunIor Hlllh Red&klna. The Baby · Tolodo'a Cloarlfo Cole and Jouoly unbaelen Miami. HI also Marauders are now 1..4A. IJ". Shove Sclonlfttoy sre lha Mid- lnlorcepted a peu and rscovThe Redaklna scored In the Amorlcan Conference Players erod • fumble. first CJOarler and led at half. J bf the Week. Schnltkey, a aophomore line· time 6-ll then Clllle oo atrong COLUMBUS IUPI) - Ohio JtwaaGr...,'aiiCOI'Idappur- backer, madill tackln, holped In the secODd half, scorlnl Slate loofball coach Woody .,.ce this IHICM'I 11 Lineman ot on six others, blocked 1 punt onc:e ln each of the final two Haves thinks perhaps the rules toe - - He made aeven IOio and stole the ball onco In Toperiods. governing who goes to the Rose Melga' only threat came in Bowl should be changed In this, Chicago I I I 3 3 .506 1 Plttlllouqh ... 3 I ,750 'h the third quarter when Floyd football's looth year. IVR.4 Slandings Phoenix .. .. , 2 5 .286- 2ih Miami, .•• , • 2 4 .338 2'h Burney caught a Jay Warner Ohio State, lhOUifh ranked No. EAST New York , , , I 3 ,250 21/, pall oo the Pl. Pleaaani 25 1, cannot repeal as tho Big GB San Diogo , , 1 3 ,250 2 W L Pet. WEST and was barely tripped up on Ten'srapresentatlvetotheRose SeotUe • .• ' ' - 0 6 .000 4 ..,. York, , , 8 1 .889 w. L. Pet. GB the 20. 'lbe drive was stalled Bowl because of an agreement TUESDAY'S RF.WLTS l'bUadelphla , , 3 I •750 2'h DaUaa, , , , , , 6 2 , 750 by the Redakln defenae. m- wllh the Pacific Coast New York 128 Atlanta 124 llalllmore • , • 4 2 ,887 2'h CQocb Meler'alada will play Conference 25 years ago . The Loa AJwelea ... 4 3 .571 1'11 Btlltlmore 125 Dalrolt 110 llllwallkee,,,4 3,5713 Waahl....,. , • 3 3 ,500 2 at Middleport thlo Thursday at Pacltlc Coast teams, however, Boston 120 Milwaukee 107 Detroit - .. ". 2 3.400 4 New Orleona , - 2 5 ,286 :Jih 4:30 agalnot the Wahama White are not affected by the rule. Qoleqol16 _ . . . 114 Clac._U - • I I 2 4.333 4\i Denver • , • , • 0 7 .000 5'k Falcooa Junior IUIIh. Hayes sold h:• te::; should looton .. , , .I 4 ,200 5 1 -UU Slandif11f11 TUESDAY'S RESULTS SCORE BY QUARTERS be able to play n a w game WFJ>T Jo!AST Carolina 118 Mlaml103 Melp 0 0 0 0 _ 0 If It "really Is the No. I team ." W, L, Pet. GB W L Pet. GB ..,..., 112 ~"-a 1!1 · Pl Plea ' · · · ' He sold the rule ot no r._ts Pitt• ._..,, 0 6 8 - 20 was ..,.... • • 6 "put In as a compromite." Sen Fran,. .. 3 1.750 carolina .. • I I 4 1 •BOO Loa Ani. 126 llonver 118, OT IM~eo .. 5 2,714 lndlanl I I I 3 1 ,780 'h Oul.y pmes ochaduled WILL MISS SEASON "But," he said, "maybe that 3 ~ .500 1 Kentuelq , , , , 3 I .780 'h CINCINNATI !UPII - Uni - should be changed In foofball's versity of Clnc:lnnatl reserve 1001h year. The best team fullback Brent Cook, younger shouldn't be hidden." brother of Cincinnati Bengal Football News, a Detroitquarterbqck Greg Cook, will based publication, agrees. miss fhe rest of the season beIn an editorial In Its Oct. 25th cau~g_f a broken arm . Coolft' who was used mostly edition, editor Roger Stanton MAJOR AMOS I. HOOPLE on kickoff and punt-return un- said, "There Is no doubt that famooa Fancaster Its, Is a sophomore. He broke this O,io State feam Is one of · Epd, friendJ, some very the great college teams of all his arm In scrimmage. Important conference time, and surely the best of the lllr-rumpbl Best Bread Buy In The Area! Borden's Instant Creilller it•a pooxlble, .Notre Dame President Rev. Th...toro M. Hoaburllh conceded Tueac~Q, "but not at all . probable." The contest hlo beeo augaested •• a benefit ror the Holy Cro&a !oolball players r,.s,;,;-;;,s who have been hoajlltallzed ~ with lofeetlwa hepatiUa. Bot Notre Dame baa shied away for yeara from poetseason gamea and the Buckeye& by choice play mly a regular nine .. game schedule. And then, ol course, The Meigs Merauder Jomlor there are also Big Ten rules governing'"; ... daY nleht at Pl Pleaaani t!Ubes are 011 tap thlt week- PICKUP TRUCK. V8, 3 SPEED TRANS. CUS· TOM CAB, RADIO, 8' BED. • - Top-ronked Ololo Stale aplnat Notre Dame lnapoataeaaon, bOnent loofloall lr BUDGET PLEASERS! Holsu ·area.d..........7· oz.l 00 .C·remora ••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• 79C Peaches..................... 4 1.00 V0-5 Hair Spray.........~z::·J. 69 (liP!)~ game? More Sports (.'1,._, . 'S??Nr'M::..it. :®.: .. l SOUTH BEND, Ind. ' G. reen Cops Honor s. econd T•Ime::e:"~e=~~~f=:':"'f.~i· $iii8!!1i8i!mPI<Ill~~~~w JiPPI 16 loaves tor too: potlllanl fa have Caray rohlrld. Tho patiiiOill flltorld Into Columbus from Jeltoroon Clly, Mo., whoro John Hehn began clrculatlnv them Ia gain oupport far Corey and to gat Buach to reconsider the ouster. Linville Hid even he has -'<ld to give fha rololrlng campaign Impetus. He even llgnod • petition. "Corey a good lab. bvl I'm ttl II a Cincinnati fen," Llnvllla aald. · ......... 0 KEITH GOBLE FORD Locust St. ~ tAIODLli'ORT I 0- �• 8 "' n10 Dolcy Sentinel, Mlddl~omei'OJ', 0., Oct. 29, 1969 GOP Holds Power on Its Record Ropublloans are In power In Ohio because the GOP serves lhe people's lnteroota, accordIng to Jutlae Homer Abele, 4th dlllrlct c...rt or Awealo, arM! Ralph Welker, repreoentativeo from Oblo'o ~7th dlllrlcl They addressed the 1969 mock Republican convention at Rio Grande COllege MoncLt,y, Qc. Iober 27. Welker, In the Oilio General Aooembly six years, said the Republican Parl,y In Ohio has had oonlrol of the staU!houoe for the last alx years wilhoot being the state's ~rley porey. He noted t6 1101' cent of the stale's rel!lllered voters are Democrats, 27 per cent are Republicans and 26 per cent are Independents. "l'o!-ieepeontrolofthestatehouse,"' Welker added, ••the HIJI>Ubllcan party has had to draw votes from a large number or roglsterecl Democrats and Independents by proridlng better candldates and better programs. And, the Republican party In Oblo Is both responsible and responsive to the people." Abele, who held omce as a Time to As you know, It did pass ; and, In August of 1968, our school at October 25, 1969 Portland was closed for Voters of Southern Local School economy reasons. District: Yes. this levy should pass. But what guarantee do you, Once again we are faced with SOUTH BEND Ind. (UPI) Racine, Letarl and Syracuse the decision to vote for or South Vie~ese should The against the ~ mill renewal levy have that your school won't be • stand and fight wilhool Amer. (This levy to run for a con- closed ne)(t for economy tinuing period) . reasons? loan men," says the Rev. TheoThink before you vote. If this levy does not pass our dore M. Heaburgh, president A parent and ta xpayer, theUniverslcyofNolreOame. schools will close! u , In May of 1968 we were asked 'I thlDk lis Ume to say to work IJIMd vote for the school we ve w made !11 the contrHlUlevy . Our children made Uons e can. Hesburgh said posters, handed out leafleis. at a news eutferenee Tues(Voti- yes so our schOOl Won't day. Hesb.lrgh said be was DDt a close. ) l•·n Slwul•l Pa-. Do it All or Ben E. Petrel Dies Tuesday Dump Ramos Ben E. Petrel, frl, died unexpeoledly Tuesday at his Ra- CINCINNATI - (~olal) The Cincinnati Reds purchased the contrads of nine organizational players, returned el£ht otlten to Indianapolis and gave veteran relief pitcher Pedro Ramos hisuncondi:ionalrelease ln recl.l clng the Reds roster to s WUJ or 39 players. Manager George (Spark,y) An-derson's squad is composed ol 15 pitcher s, four catchers, 10 lnllelders and 10 outfielders. Infielders Dave COncepcion and Frank Duffy, catcher Bill Plummer and out11elder Stan SWanson were brought up from Indianapolis; southpaw Me I Behney and third baseman Kurt BevaciJUl were secured from Asheville whlle aut11elder Dan Gocl>y and pitchers Milt Wll 001 and T1m Grant were pro-. mated from the Tampa roster. Grant Is on the mllltar,y Usl . To make room for them , the Redo outrltJ!tted the following players to lndlanapoUs: pitchers BUI Blucher, steve Mlngorl, Ken M.Yette. Jooe l'ena and Dennis Rfbant; infielder s Mike de Ia Hoz and Fred Whllfleld and out11elder Jim Beau. champ. cine home. Mr. Petrel was custodian or the Racine elementary school and was a member of the United Methodist CIKiroh. &lrvlvlng are his wife, Ad. die; a daughter, Mrs. Ruth Ann Feuerbacher, ZanesviUe, and a son, Ben E- Petrel , Jr . • Ra- VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL ADMITTED - Roy Gerlach, Masoni Laura Alderson, fta. cine; Michael McDaniel, Middleport; Roseoe Wells, L o n .R Bottom; Beslie Oblinger 1 New Haveni Addle M. Bush, HartNettie Hemsley, &Yracuse; Lorna Hall, Jr., Pomeroy; J ... Wolle, Racine; Janie Vfn. h~, Pomeroy; Maxine Oldaker, Letart, W. VL;GeorgeEl· lis, Rutland. DISCHARGES - Lula Toban, ford; cine. F uneral services will be held at 10 a.m. Thursday at the Ew1ng Funeral Home where friends ma.y call anytime. The Rev. Charles N1:Jrris will officiate. Burial will be ln the Green~ wood Cemetery. The Racine emergency squad answered a call to the Petrel home Tuesday afternoon where Mr. Petrel wa s dead upon the SfJ.I&d's arrival. Auws for Sale Bids to sell two motor vehl cles wUI ba Invited by the Meigs County Gmnmlssioners. The commissioners, meeting Tuesday, said bids wUJ be received until Nov. 12 at 9 a. m. on a 1968 Pootiac Catalina, a sherirr s car , am a 1960 Ford station wagoa The vehicles may be seen at the Meigs Courtygarage at the Hock Springs Fair· grounds. Bernard Fultz, courty prosecutor, aOO Jack Cummins ofthe Ohio Valley Health Service FoulllaUon, with the com· mission in regard to a solid waste study In Meigs Cooney. Keller Meyer, of Colmnbus, of the OhioCOwty Commissioners Assa , also met with the eornmlsslon. Attendizw: were Richard Karr, Warden Ours alii Bob Clark alii Clerk Martha Chambers. ican men." llesburgh said the United states ''should be ready to help rebuild the country we have torn to pieces. " He said he felt the recent and-Vietnam war moratorJum was supported by a cross • section ol Americans. "It seems to me it's not just a movement of extremists," he said. • 'There's a time and a place where something Uke ttlis 1.s usefUl, and this was the time. But 1t can be eounterprocilctive il you overdo Jt." Hesburgh is a member oC the President's eommittee on an all-\'olunteor Army. He said the group was working on a pian to eliminate the draft Wani Si{(nalures Ralph Werry, District 24, State Vice President, sal.dtoday the Ohio Jaycees Executive Committee has voted to IUI)port the Marietta Jaycees in a campaign to obtain signatures In s!.pport of the American astronauts reading the Bible Jn spaee. The pr oject was adqJted after dlscussiJV Madelyn Murray 0'· Hair, an avowed atblest, had ob-tained 27,000 signatures topresent to NASA to havolhe astronauts publlccy censored for this A Gift of Love FOR MOTHER ANTHONY Plullllling-Heating She .....,,.., Iho best •• • this beauliful pin ot motherhood will be wom with loving pride by mothers of all ages. 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New Cub Pack Is Orgtmi~_ pla.Uorm calling for , amongoth. or Charles Legar. from Andy Vaughan, and a nm er things, a lottery draft ays-. Bound to the grand jUry al- for extras. tern. ter entering an Innocent plea SCORE BY QUARTERS The mock Democratic eon- to a charge of drlvlng whUe Mals• •. .. . .• 6 14 vonUon oomlnated Eugene Me- lntar:ioated waa Ted Dyrdek, Pl. PI,a,llanl • . • 0 6 20 0 - 26 Carthy at Ita convention Octo. 44, or Beverly. F'laed were ber 22. McCartl1Y was aliO WUUam Watson, 39, Minora. nominated by a narrow mar- ville, $13 and costs m conTO DlliCUSS LEVY !lln. n.. mock election will be vi.Uon of speeding, and lllll n.. supertnteJMlonto or Malaa held November 4. Spaun, 47, Racine, $15 and Coun1.Y, Jo1m Reibel, of EastJames A, Bermett, assistant costs, reekless operation. em; Georsa Hargraves, lolelaa prosecuting attorney from GalLoc:al. Ralph Sayre, Southern lla Cooney, ac:tecl as the preMADE DEPUTY Local and CCll!d;y sup6rinte1Xlont siding oatcer for the conven~ Robert Bowen will be hoard till tion, which was part or a mock Chief of Pollee J. J. Crepresidential a n d senatorial means, Midclleport. has beenap.. WMFO radio Thursday at 8:35 election being oon!Uc:tecl by J. pointed a special depot;y sheriff a.m. They wiU dlacu•• the reg.erman Porter's class in Po- in Meigs County ateordlng to newal operatlns lOYleo to be litical Parties and Pressure an entry llled t. tilt ~ . - em lien-. 1 In eaell dloGrou ,.__ Ccmmon Pleas CaurL trlot. ps_ . _ _ _ _ _ _ _~ ... _ _ _ _ _ _ _. ,_ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ 32 oz. bottle Yeur Depandob.. PLUMBING Bound JUICE Ma800 Perry Peck, Jr. , 22, Bidwell Route 2, aed Amber Charlene Peek, 20, Pomeroy. The avera11e amount is about 011e grmn (five cents' worth) of gold to one ton of water. j"""' PRUNE MARRIAGE IJCENSES in solution . MfU"t.IUder Frosh ao~ INTRODUCING All sea water contains gold Mloa JanaU . Call, a Junior at Mlrl!lall Unlvoraley, baa been eleet. eel "' Slcma Alplla Eta, • _ . . , < O r - honorary. Sle Ia .an active member of Delta Zeta SOcial Soror. I~ and Pershl111 Rulrlea (If. filiate to the Perohlftl R!.. flea mDltary orpnlza~ . Janell, the dao&hter oflfra. Dana Jolm11011, lfuon, alao is a member of~IPfemment. S.e ls a 1966 grad .. uate or Wahama HlP.S.hool. l8811Eali!Eali!jiii!JII!'IIIIII~~II'clllll'clll­ The Molp Marauder !reoh- mitteemen and den _ . , Am Fladlay, EVecyn Jlotpll 111011 i11110d ooo.ohed by. ChQOir llladtuiiOI)I! . ""'"~•• and Vlrldnil Rlflla. Donie and Ed Bartell loet Demla Maituel; Ito third pme of the aea11011 Rantlall Roborto; webeloo leadterested etiOIIllh In ~politico til aplnot two vlctortea Tuei<IIQ' or, wuuam Robia- arM! oom. talk about politics. But few OYening at Pl. Pl..llanl qalnot mlttea <hllrmln, Larry O'Brlpeople are Interested ......., lite Pl. Pleaoant fro""""", 26to aet Involved arM! lake ac. 14Committee lllelliJers a r e, tton, n The little Maraudero halci tronoportaUon, Ruoaell Roush; -Hi told hll audience to at.. Point on even terms in tile ldvancemant. J o e Foreman; ways remember thai llll)'lhlng llrat half with a halNme aoore aecretar)' • treasurer, Charle1 18 possible ln the political of U. the Redaklno wne Bogooa; memberahlp, Vlrill U•t Ovr p,.. P•lt.htl L.. world. out llorminl In lhe M<OOd IDll; tralnllll, Gory J. Wolfe, The mock Republlcanconven. · to hall, IICOl'llll 20 points while arM! public relallona, Mra. Mar· · , tion, held In Davia HaU, nom!. two de!endanto ware lined holdlni Melp to B. v1n Wlck0rotwn. '216 •• w _ , _..,. nated Richard Nixm by a nar. and a thlrd was bcamd over Jon DUiarcl scored au or the row marl!ln on Its first ballot. to the gran4 jury 1n hearlnga little Marauders polnta '"' a The convention aloo raU!Ied a Tuesday night by Pomeroy May- nm ~ 3 )'llrdo, an 8~ pooo swtheast Asian nation, ••Jt is Werry said he expects over 2,000 slgmtures In this area. AQyone wlshl~ to sign a letter should contaol Mr11- A. L. Phelps, Lincoln Heights, PomEthel Boyd, Nara Hartman. eroy; Mn . James Batley, Baahan &reai Jerry Vanlnwagen, GAME SEATS ON SALE Bradbury, and Werry in PomSMITH PROMOTED Reser ved seats for the Meig&- eroy. Robert w. Smith, 800 of Mr. 1ronton game Friday nlght at and Mrs. Harold Smith, PomeMarauder stadium may be purCLASS TO MEET I'OJ', has been promoted to the chased at the New York CJoth-The Happy Hustlers Class rank or ~oiallst Fifth Class i~ House, Pomeroyj Western of the Racine Mothodlsl CIKirch at McPheters Barracks, Bad Auto, Middleport, aed Rutlalll will meet Thursday al 6 p.m_ Herfeld, Germany . ~olalist Department Store, Rutlarll. at the chUrch. Smith has nine months remainIng In the armed forces . His wife, Barbara, resides with him in Germany. ANNOUNCE CHARITY SHOW The Beneftt Guild of Southern Hllls HoSJ)Ital wlll hold another charity F1ea Market- Coin and Antique ShOll' Saturday alii Sunday at the Scioto County FalrgrouOOs at Lucasville, 10 miles north of Portsmouth. The hours are 9 to 9 on Satw-day and 9 to 6 on Sunday. eonsreosman and member of lhe Ohio General Ao-cy bo· fore becomlna a ob. served "llllftY people are In· mDitary expert, and would not eall for a unilateral withdrawal oe American troops. But he said, although U. S. help should not totally be putted aut or the time for the South Vietnamese to stand and fight wilhoot Amer- MASON - ··- COSIU1IC IIPI. 66( 48C lotaH v.... 91c ..,,, C'ervdlr �.• ...."' ' .:1,2 .•• • u ~ ·n.e llo.lly Sonllnol, ~llddlopon,-1'-r~. o,, o.~ :!9, 19G9 Tatum Is ,Heart' ol the Defense ll•.- of o Four-Port Series.) Initead for four yeara the antiseptic air of the Midwest, he presented Woody Hayes with a rather pleasant di· lemma. Where, Hayes pondered, · would Ta.tum ,play? In high school, he was an AII~New J e r s e y running back, so versatile he was operating out of both halfback spots and at fullback. But, Ohio State was already steeped in quick and versatife backs. At 6-foot and 204 pounds, Tatum wasn't big enough to crack either the offensive or defensive • ly MAlTY IIALIOVSKY, NEA Sporh Writer , COLUMBUS Ohlo--<NEA) ~Wben Jack Tatum decided to escape the Industrial smog of Passaic, N.J., and breathe lines and his g,nuine affec· lion for contact ruled out the possibility of stationing him In a remote cornerback spot. So, Hayes concluded, there was only one place for Ta· turn to play- linebacker. But nobody really noticed Jack T a I u rn until last October when Purdue came to Columbus and he was assigned the job of keying on Leroy Keyes . Every time Keyes got the ball that day , Tatum was there to greet hi/D and, on occasion, even lofted him into the air and slammed him to the ground for intimidation purposes. Ohio State won, 13-0, and Keyes was held to 19 yards rushing. " That game," says Lou McCullough, Ohio State's de· fensi ve coach who operates under the title of defensive c~ordinator, "established Jack as one of the best line- backers in college football. Contract .First, of the enUre defense." year and, next year, I know some pro team will draft him No. I. He's going to BARBS 4\, VOTE FOR each other.'s children, share their food, live - really li ve Dear Helen: .., I ask that you don't print my name, as ther e may be reper cussions. But I MUST starJ:I .., for "US," whose peace [Symbols ard bare feet brought down the wrath of certain smalltowner& who figured they were sidlrw with the nearby hippie commune. People a1wa,ys try to make - by their r eligion? As for nwlity or the hlppies and other groups: God made us all in His image and Gcd does not make anything dirty. Jt is onl.v MAN who considers something GOO has made as obscene. l won't say that all cornmunes are like the one Lire described and the one I visitother people act, talk and look ed, but I rather imagine they ''conforming." They hate and have this in common: They fear thole they don't under- want to return to the g o o d stalll, unless they have pro- earth of their ancestors where sreaaed beyond middle class values were real. Incidentalnnorm." ly, the label "dirty hippie" Every oewgenerationdreams dJdn't apply. They bathed On of makirw a better world than cold streams) and there were their parents did. Each gener- no odors around the camp. One of the members spoke ation ot pare11ts resists a n d fears ~ before a elm I attend. Ques 1be young have a cted in ways tlon: "Why do you wear these that may not please my gen- clothes?" Answer: "Because eration 0'm 48) but maybe this I figure if someone takes the is what Jt takes to w8ke us lll· time to ~ aid talk to me Too long we've gone on with when 1 am dressed like this, our wars, race hatreds, moo- he is the sort of a person I ey seekl~. Vict.orlan by bypo- can communicatlon With." critical ways or liCe. Question: "What about drugs The July 18 issue of UFE in yourgrQ~.~~?" Answer: "Some MAGAZINE showed a hippie try, but we are so high on God commWI8 that is trying to live now that we mostly don't need what tts members believe. I've drugs." visited such a commune, so 1 Whether I awrove or don't By PHIL PASTORET make some cornerback in One way to cure the care- the pros." less driver: Make him carThe son of a Passaic weldless. er , Tatum s ays he is not af- • • • The fellow who sends his family on a winter va· cation will resort to most anything for a little quiet around the house. • • • • JB tBZ UST •w• .Q1U73 u.a tAJIO .J9U .Q107 SOtml (D) Jut Tatum than there was last season." Although pride does have Its attributes, It must also be noted that the defense has been under considerably less pressure than last year. • AKBZ .KQ4 t75 .AK88 Norlh..S.ulh vuiriOI'Oble Wetl North ll!oot Soutb For one thing, the offense has been quite adept at jumping out to sizable leads early in the game and forcIng the opposition to play cak:h-up ball the rest of the way. In their first four game•, the Buckeyes have out-scored their opposition, 74-7, in the first 12 minutes of play. "It's no secret our biggest test of the seaSon will be Purdue," says McCullough. "Stopping Mike Phipps and Purdue's rssing fame In (Netnpaper Enterptise Assn.) lt 3 N.T. 1. Pass 2N.T. Pus Pass An expert declarer goes after every trick that Isn't nailed ~own but only nfter he sees lila conlract safely In the bag. An expert declarer wlll also vary his play to fit the contract he is ln. South• wins the opening lead in his own hand. He counts seven tricks outside the diamond suit. He notes that he can make five dla· mood tricks, provided that West balds ace and one or ace and two diamonds. He notes further the! five dia· mond tricks, plus the other ·~· lt&...b ' IIIII ••• e • e • , ~I ._ e • • a• •.u 2t p.., p.., 3t p.., p... p... •• 3N.T. ? You, South, hold: .Kill tKQ4 ~153 What do· JOU do now? A-Bicl f.,.r heortl. Tblo wilt do8altely .... tbe oce. II yow ,...- II veld ollleoril, Joe will 1te war a e d of daplidtiOII. of ·values. U he bu a heart loler, Joe will know that 7oa - baa· 4le it. The sturgeon Is the king of fresh-woter fish. CIGARETTES 992·9981 POMEROY THI.'VK ABOUT IT! FREE With Pure-. 01$20. Exdotllft 01 ...... ProiiHiitetl 111 IM. ~an Good tltru lit. Nov. ht In All Calumbuo Dif. A» ...... "SUPER-RIGHT' 9UALITY ·CENTER BLADE CUTS , 1~ 1&. ._.c , ,._" 111t c . .- ....._b CIH11II IUCU pIra ••• ll&..b TAm UAN 111c • • • • lflf I'll• .,.re ••• l"h •,.,74• I , . , Efarlf L • . . ., f Me r11b , ,.._•a. R1!-L • ...L • - · p ..,.. stot •w. •• Certified Oil Company $J1110 w _..Fill PI1W II ,. , oo. 11t1 • I. Q-The blddlnl hu been: North ll!oot Soutb West plus 2c Sales Tax •1P II •11"1• F111 Plll.ltr•'• SIP II Ill" • F111 Pial• II .,. IC • less marriage and extends it Walker's life ·to make an ex-· throush the somewhat musical pedtent marriage with the tala evening. But the real Jimmy Eddie Dueyea Dowling (not oldWalker story sta,yed elusive. 1101111-dance"and later line Bclwy. I 1 - IUOI CUT c•11k Slab , , , aOUNDIONESHOUtotR ... • Janice Lee Yoke NEW PANELING ~o~n1 11 you Gre full, until you cannot pouibly •ot o11y "'on. A copy of this n•w and atortlng 1ucc•nful diet plan c:an be obtol•ed by .. ndln\1 $3.00 to Grap•fruit Diet , Box 6128. " LHwoo4• K...... 66~ · .. "' ~.~ 68c .... Iight 2•tone paneling, full ~~~ thick . MORE SPECIAL$ WHITE CONCORD................. 44 sh•·•• MEDIUM COHCORD...._ ..........- OHL ~ 3 65 e =• NEW SHIPMENTS from SWISS STEAl ...... . TENDEIIEST SLICED IOLOGIIA lEO. THICK GAlLIC .~.~~..~.E.~!.·~!~~ •. 69~ m bt 12" PRIMED SIDING . WITH COUPON Ill. BONUS BUY ~J!F'" Folgers Ill. • gel. FAIRMONT U. S. NO.1 "DELLWOOt" ••• 29 UCI lOIIlS IUJ FOOD lAID IOMAIO-VEOEIAILE-IEAN with IACON·CIEAM of MUSHROOM SOUP POtATOES 20 69e CARROts 16pq.oz. lb. 2 lot 2 .................... ................ -.!....... .- 22& ~... IIOI.WASI 2.98 IANAUGA, OHIO -D!inm ~~~- ...... PI• . . . a::•1• Fnelt• ,,_ Driell CeU.. • ': '1" ...~~ Pies •••• c-. a . .. .,. = ~ •1•• ....... .. Off._ ... en.. .... 1!:.::*1 01 · ..,....,WIIIInr.••••n . lmi..IWIIIl'll!llll 1 · .I:: II'' lilt ~ . . . . ":It luwtlllltut 2:. '144 P••• . .......... tTOMV MAN IOUtHIIN-HAl'fH OHLY HOGG & ZUSPAN 1M-- . te J)iflv• DAIRY FAIR 1 lb. can BLA.KIII 3. 99 MATERIALS CO. 3 lh. can qRLQN SWEATERS __.... ROOF COAliNG Black - 5 Gallon Can Fibre Coatlfll, Same Price Reg. Drip, Elec . 1 38! LA lEX EXTERIOR PAINT :;.~fi:shes. S' CAll t;ENDERaESI IEO.-IHICK ...., Slyre ,..,., lenin SUEDENE FOOTWEAR .,. SHOULDER IEEF Chci 70" I fO" WITH COUPON LIMIT 6 PER FAMILY PORI LOIN ROAST 111. FIISI CUT PORI CHOPS ........ 111. PEAS LA.ES S~JAR SIILOIN POUION ARGO .,.84. . BABY FOOD PORI CHOPS........... It.. CENIEI CUI, LOIN PORI CHOPS ......... 11o. IOIUS BUY 00 STRAINED CENTEI CUI , Ill Smuckers Chunk Tuna ~: • • • • •J·:!:- '1 Golden Corn =~ • • • • .4=• Stewed To•toes • • • • • •4:: '100 Early Garden Peas • • • . . 4=·• Whole Green leans • • • • .3~ar Fruit Cocktail ••••• • . 4='1" _, .. Green lea• •u~lf'~ • • . . • •~- 31 c Peaches SL~o~ ~~ES • • • • • 3·Cream Style Corn • • • • •4 Early Garden Spiaach • • . 5= ,. Less 5\ DfSc:ount Cash & Carry nu GROUND CHUCI ..... Ib. MGUIII-IOn. ' ~I!ET CEILING ' BONELESS 128 1111 St. ll..leport • AUTUMN PlANK Beo~tiful, ~··· UCOI NEW I 4•.98 SLICED PORI CHOPS a- -"'""'"- . .... ..........., ... C:OfFil • WOIJOMIIOIIH Crt~• Pi" ANN PAir-tA.,. a.1 • • • • • ~'i1C1.• IPPI(IIVI IHIU Ul. NOV. lt6t ) r QUARTER POll LOIN were ftoUrlda,y and Friday auosts of Mr. anO Mrs. John Fultz, More and Anita. To Wed in June Mila Anita Fultz spent the Mr. and Mrs. Rodney L. Yoke weekend at Grove City with ~ Columbus, abe the former . Miss Helen Martin. Sae went Norma Rader, are announcing especially to the hometho engagement of their d&UII]l- coming feathlties there. ter, Miss Janice Lee Yake, ID Mr. and Mrs. WOllam GrueJarnee l., Tongrlng, IKII1 of Mr. aer were Sunday auests of Mr _ and Mrs. J•ck L, Tongrlng of and Mrs. Don Grueaer, Colutt .. Toledo. bus. Mrs. Gertrude Mlller re~ Both Mill Yake and her fi - turned to Middleport with the .. SPECIALS I daull!lter, MeUnda, Portllhouth, Swia Stub . • • WHOU Ol HAI.F S.mi-loael111 H1•1 • ."78c FRESH PICNIC STYLI Perk leal . . . . ~48' .. SWIFT'S PltBIIUW CoriMa.f ::= .. .·~w Now In Our Fall Sale! wllat you'd par •• Fandland, thon chock the tatol an rour tape. That's whero F..dland lhlnesl 11011. !ihe waa a beautiful lirl from a visit ill Kenoeha, Wis . ~ «11.1iderable cla111 and BOrne with Mr. and Mrs. LulllerOwen cui~. Ths musical hss Anita and family I ~ guests of GUleite piQiq her ·one part the Karl Owen• were Mr. and Betty Boop, one part tart, me Mrs. John Bowman ..iii daushter, &loan of Columbua. port llelrt4-cold. AwfUl. Mrs. llarold VopiiiCJIIII and Lose 10 lias. in 10 Days u; •• "'"'· Sure, any store cen haYe the ulowe&t., prl~•• en its 1pedah (htclu41ng us1) But It's 4ay. t~y lew price• thNughout the store that count. So co1npare your present food bill with Mr. and Mra. Karl 0 wen Compton, who Will not t h e flashy tittle Rlbbertlglbbet as and Mr. and Mrs. John Goodframed herein by author Shavel- rich of Dt.vtoo have returned I WolluW' jj,oo.. "' _..;.r. , TIST FOODLAND! room palo. He did marry Mlao 110118, Charleston, W, Va. Before James J. Walker be- actor-director Eddie DowllnlO. ance are seniora at Ohio ~ Gruesera. Sle had been In Cocame mayor of New York City University. !ihe is maJorinB in lumbus visiting with Mr. and hi1 great love was a t I n y nmlic and he ln music educe~ Mrs. Lewis Smith and Mr. and dancer, the smallest beauty tion. Mr. Tongrtng ls a mem~ Mrs. Jack Miller. Florenz Ztegteld ever gtori. HOSPITAL. NEWS : ber of Phi Mu Alpha Slnfonla Mr. and Mrs. William Beard fled, by name Yvonne Shelton. professional fraternity and Kap. and daughter, Janice, and har She was a gem of pulchritude pa KaJ1PO Pal hooorBl')'. son of Terre Haute, Ind. were wlloae U!e with Walker was Holzer Medical Center, First The brlcle..,lect Is orgajust weekend guests of Mrs. Bertha glamorous in the extreme. HiJ Ave. General vlsitinJ hours 2-4 for Faith Lutheron Church. A Nichols, friends were legion amons the and 7.a p.m. Parents only on June 20 wedding Ia being planmoot celeb•ated. Yv,...e Shel- Pediatrics Ward. ned. · Miss Yake Ia the ll'andton did not hide in Back Admissions LEVY ENDORSDl daughter ~ M•. and Mra. Or9:reet bondage: she waa with PllbUcalion of admlsalons Ia ville Rader, !orr.1er M e 1 g s Full endorsement was given Walker evecywhere. She had prohibited until further notice. County reoldents, and the niece the foor mill renewal operating own ana]ipy UWe green RollsBirths of Miss !1)1>11 Eberabach, !'Orne- teVJI lor the Southern Local RoJce Umouatne, a French Mrs. Donald L. Fowler, Le- roy, School district to be voted on maid. the s111111'test of clothea, Nov. 4 by the Racine Fire Dethe moot cheerful of diaposl. tart, W' Va., daughter, 3' 34 p.m. Tuelda,y. partment when they met MonUNICEF IS THURSDAY tlono. Inseparable ateverythlng Discharges MAOON - Trick or Treat day aventng. except large officially poUtlA·-ctl Nornum H. B6hr, Mrs. Bobfor UNICEF will be held 011 eal •w• ons, Miss Shelton qui.. by B _,,_ rown, WOllam H. Brown- Thursday evening In Ma11011 with .,.. removed herself !romJim- Ins, Mlaa Ruth Brucker, Clar. Linda and Dick Wllfbrlsht In Tbe Egyptians divided the my Walker's llfe 18 It became ence A. Gillespie, Jemifer L. charge. The 70UDI people !rom year into 12 months of 30 evident he was to b8come rn&y. both the Cbrlst United Methodays each and added five or of New York. No mention GreJI'li'Y, Kevin R, llawk, Mrs. Maude M. Johnson, llOj' Jones, dlst and Albrishl United Metho- days at the end of every nor IIUII!OI1ion of Vonnie Shel- llarey c. Krebs, Larry R. toil lain ''Jimmy.'' Lauclermtlt, Jr., Bandall A. dist will ~--~~--ye_a_r·-------. As IIUII'or, Walkel"a si;vle, , - · ~... Mrs. Albe . rt M. Lowe, mamer, manners, immense .... _ G 1 t r1 ~•. • stan Of Markin, Mrs. _ . . ty were and remain Plb- - . r c. Mattox, Russell D. lie knowledge, with admiration. ON NEW GRAPEFRUIT DIET 11 was an era of wonderful non- Morgen, El•ln Neal, Mrs. Wllaenae wherein graft and pollli- Barn C. Ramey, Usa K, SIBIM, es1 adUI Mrs. Wtillarn C. Stromp, Mrs. Jf it 11 followed e xoetly, thto o..,eroge overwelvht p•aon pocc oea were taushed Ruth Tedrow, Dannie Wagner • should l01• 10 pounds In 10 day a. Thla ,.... diet plan leh you atuff yo1A'1•If with food1 that at, nor was hla nightly pres. Wanda WIIIJ8h,HayNeweU,Mrs. w.,. fcwbldd•n· Such o1 big •t•ok• trimmed of fat, 10utMrn I I th once a e 0 d c ...tral Park Grover W. Green and Infant 11011, fried chld.en, rich grovlel, mGyonnol .., loluteu 1wimming In Calllno Mth Miss Shelton 0011- Mre. Steven K. LltUe and lnbutter, bacon, IOUIOV•• c;~nd a c r<~mbl•d ltg'iJI• You con eat BoneIess ChuckRoast • . • •·~a· Silli·Bonel-- Chuck .... aoa ~--------=::--:-::::-::----------:-------t~H-------"--•--•-.:__UU:_:;_j " log a reward? Would the~' care they have much to teach! lor oacb othel"schlldren, share H, lion& rest on hla great love lor Belly Compton, an obacureperfor1110r lilted to notorlet;r by her romanoe with New York's 11101'· or. ill the na1slcal, Bett;yComp. ton volunteers herself out of Mr. and Mro. RlchardVaushlife, the marrla11 wa1 an, BUI, Don, Beth and Zandra, a taetlc to remove her aa a were Sluldal' guelll of h a r witneoa, a stratel)' prepared mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Parby JlllUIIY' 1 Tammany smoke- lb. ..... '119 · American .POlltfes, mostespecl. "JJnuny" mualcal's c:ompllca- lllly New York City's, Walker had a brllUance of apoecb and warmth of manner this atmbomly cheap musical oklpa entirely, It- takes hIs baalcally completely true love- nm by a JlmliiY .... ~. • . • Jkl, BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YO!lll - JIJiun.y Walk- J ' - ' ' tral!lc exit from e:r~a ume and aood tlmea" as p)}ldca m the heels ot t be liven a IJOI'dld and fictional Seabury lnveatlp.tlon to a !aevaolon In the new na1sical com- . mpua lnglorlouo Incident In btl edr "JIIIU!IJ'" at the Winter leape politico. lie could hsve. Gorden Thsatre waa lhoroolllt- been sent to Jill, But not even IT belted In our Immediately '-«ably reform • minded previous column. Today tet•a Somuel Seabury pressed the consider the !aets, not t h e cue to tho point of IIOndlng ~ld, shallow coliectloo of Jbnlll,l' to Jail, He charmed even wlpr Jokes and cheap sltua- his anomies. B was enouch to tiona with which librettist Mel- Seabury to remove Jllnlny!rom ville !llavelson sswfttultbnate- otllce which was accomplllhly to deatriiY one of"ilie moot ed b7 Ida resignation and filsht' charming, grace!ul, courtly to England. eharactero In the hi story of Nalurlllly the brunt of t h e sld:ered a pubUc disgrace,i for fant &On, Mrs. James R. Pierce the general pubUc couldn I set and Infant son, Mrs. JoiiO[Ih c. Into the Central Park Casino, V•--· ~ and •-•-- • ._ 1 .. -110 ..... 1011 WAYH I' Zl ~ seven, would give him a . ' ··-·--.- . (HtwJIHIIIef f11fetptiJt Ann.} REGULAR GAS 538 W. MAIN -··---------·--·---· \• '· ' trick and ~kes a second dia· mood trick later on but there iRno way to keep South from running the rest of the suit. ARE YOU BEING OVERCHARGED? slam. If be were in six notrump, bis procedure at trick (End ot Series.) With Purchsu Of $10. Exdulivt Of ltemo Prohibited ., Law. Coupon Good lhru Sat, Nov. 111 In All Colum· bus DIY. A» SlorH. we care wallhinl them on scrub boards REGISTERED NURSE atter carryllll the water; grow Dear Nurse: their IIW1I food, can or dry 11 I like yoor "live and lot ~rln for wlrar, bakethtlrownbread live" attitude because it leads ... on a wood stove? When were to the next giant step: Learn any of them willing to help from the different oneg, for WEST .JU Just In Time To FREE Fill Your Books For Chridma Shoppinc from the young. Even though . . . they take far~ut ways to do it, they're telling us some· L thing! Perhaps they may umo hllllllrw lowMwornen last make that it has oaken older gene•- +KQUU better off taking the bus. My thelr own shoes arwJ. clothes, atlons centuries to perfecl - Zl .A63 Considering our road rec- defense is doing its job, too. ord, people who leave the There's a lot of pride on this driving to us would be mucb defensive unit, even more ltili11 .., Pille These pqle bought their own my business haw my fellow· land. They have money Ln the man Uvea or believes. gen.- 8 · • QL•HaL ....., LIAH ~ lhou1d they need ll They e•ation should listen and learn fill summer? When did the witch- some or the evils ol society ."•n Joe~ No&DI · fected by the lack of ac- front o Purdue s home claim. "I know what my job crowd will not be easy . And is and I do it," he says. "It don't think Pu•due doesn't doesn't bathe• me that the remember Ia s t year. We offensive back s get most of wish we could get Mayes the publicity because the and Foley back for that people who count know the one." k..,. the magazine doesn't lie. approve, I feel It is nooe of ~ Work at least four hours a day. When did those hippiehunttrw townsmen last split and stack 90 cords of wood in one ly Oswald & Jaii!H J''" As If hia ~rformonce on Keyes wasn I enough, Ta• .tum did a simUar job on Michigan's Ron Johnson lJi the game that won the Big Ten title for Ohio State aqd was even around to greet 0 . J. Simpson on a dozen OC· casions in the Rose Bowl. But through it ali, Tatum toils under the cloak of all defensive players·- anonymity. "Jack really hasn't re· ceived the recognition he deserves," says McCullough. " He didn't make the All· American teams llke I thought he would last year because Rufus Mayes and Dave Foley were around . And you know the offense gets most of the publicity, anyway. But he'll make his He was on1y a sophomore at share of All-Americans this HIPPIE COMMUNES · Overtricks Later the tlme, 18 years old, playing in bls thli'cl gaJlle. Since then, he'a .beeoJ)Ie the heart two would be to lead a dla· mond and go up with dummy'• queen. Should Eaat plunk the ace down on the queen, E;*Perl Soutb would say. to hfllla~lf. "Well, it waon't too goeld a slam anyway," and proceed to go down. . Playing at threa no-trump, South al8o attacks the diamond suit at Irick two and, If he plays the queen, East can make things downright difficult for South by duck· ing. In fact, things will be so difficult that South won't be able to make his contract, provided East and West don't foul things up In one of the black suits. Unfortunately for the de· fense expert, •South knows he Is In three no-trump and does not try to make 12 !ricks. He Is going to be perfecUy hapj>y wlth 11 and he insures il by playing the njne of diamonds from dummy Instead of the queen. East wins th•_· I W. YA. �•.I , . · - .. ·-·------·-· It - The 0.11)' Senllnel, ¥1ddleport.Pomeroy, 0., I' 0.~ 29, 1989 ""'"' ~ 'I •tor Co. '· 1966 BUICK Wildcat H. T. Cpe. White finish. Blk. vinyl trim. Good tires. Automatic, power steering. Radio. ' 1965 PONTIAC------- -$1395 Grand Prix H.T. Coupe. Lacol car. Maroon finish, ' good tires, auto. trans., power steering & brakes, radio, bucket seat and console. 1964 DODGE ---------------5195 ~Ton. 8' Flareside, new tires. Solid cab. disposal system of said Village. Be It ordained by the Council of the Village of Pomeroy, Ohio, and It is hereby ordalnl'd by authority of the same. SECTION 1: That the Board of Trusttes of Public Affelrs of said Vlllege be and are htrtby authorized. dlrtcttd and am powered to advertlst for bidS ~d ent•r Into a contract tor obtaining all the electric energy necessary to operate the municipal uwage disposal system of Hid Village, in ac cordanct with specltlcetlons datN Oct. 20. 1969, which are on file with the Clerk of the Board of Trustets of Public Affelrs of said Vllleg• and which have ~"!!.presented and read at this meeting, and which IPICiflcatlons ere h•reby ap - no.,.: ______________ Harrisonville REGULATIONS The P...a.ll .... r ,.•erva1 the ritht to IMIU or rojad •"r ad• dH-111 .._ fectio•l . Tt. ~lhhar will not k roapan•ibla lar - a ., ...,.. orw htCOIIIC'I lniHiiH. WATU F., We.w Ad S...wlca 5 cattt• par: Warlll- .......uen c-.. Pille• (614) ltZ.Zill f$~ w•CIER SERVICE. -GUARAftrEED- 0,.. •I ' Dotl1 .PHONEHZ·D4 '--------~ For Sale Sftlce DAY or NIGHT •.. CALL · RAILINGS' SERVICE or Nhlnv Rldla_.'nl the c-. SDtalloitl - DAY 992-2151 fliGHT 992-7324 BLAmNAIS Ph. 992-2143 DANCE Friday and Saturday Nights RESERVE YOUR TABLE EARLY HOTEL MARTIN, POMEROY, OHIO C.,.aC¥• il conta ,... W014 ala c.nt.ecutiva Jn..,lona 25 per certt Diaeouftl e .. ,.1111 alll1 •114 ach paid within 10 .,.. CARD DF THANK$ & OBITUARY $1 .50 l01 50 .... 111 ...,..,.,., Ea . Mdifi0111I •orcl 2c . ------------ 6 ROOMS, bath. Close to toirn. AWNINGS, storm doors alll Ph. 992-2049, 992-2431 after wiDIIows, carport&, mar5. 1().24-tfc quees, blown and batt lnsuta- ...._, Syracuoo. V. V. Jollnson and ---- - -----~~,.,.,!'"""- ~ Inc. 5-1-tic -------------- MIDDLI!POIT, OHIO Business Services ROI'i'S' FLOOR lid Ula, lllfh.. , . _ aJIIl ldtcheD 1'81111111!1· loW. FURNAW., Elmer White, ales 1'11)renntaUve. For tree eltl• mates, phone Olarlea IJall, tlo,n. 4 ROOM unluntlahed house, 1650 Llneoln HeiBhta. Pbone 992.3874. 10.22-Uc .R. H. -RIIIInis Sans -------------NEW OIL inallllod, f495. Tenns &ftllable. Ph. 992-3352. 1().10-tfc --------------· slve G)qtor Actlo!J • Wrlnatr Safety Control• No,Hin::ulat1"8 of dirt • Wrll'l8f'f ~ more water. 1677 UNCOLN HTS., 4-room d ... pllla, NoiiG!Illnlp. house, bath, blilsement and COAL, LUMP, ea, stoker, Due to trem•ndoys r .. N1,4Gip mine nm. Exeolotor sail attle lor storaso. Phone 992ception of th• bend, it Sale Work&, Ealt Main st., p._. 3054. 1().28-6te BLIND ADS i 1 advisable to r•••rve 7-11 CAFE far lllle, lleer, wine, olroddili .....l 15c c~w.. ,., .......,. "'EW GAS luroace Installed, eroy. Pbone 992-3891. your toblo for Saturday whiskey license. Phone 992tl••-"'· $295, Terms awllablo. Ph. S-1$-Uc nl,ht. Reurvations OFFICE HOURS 9957. 1M6-'Itc 992-3352. FURNISHED throe toom IIIUIwi I bo hold til 10: IS PM 1:30 a.m. to 5:00 P·• · Daily 1().10-tfc .I1JO a.m. to 12r00 ,.._ SetuNer ment, lh-r, newb'tlo<ont-. 55-GALLON drums, good far pro'led and order•d to be HOME REPAIRS, painting, cared, 507 MDI Sl., M!cMJtpan. trash. $2.50 eaeh. l"omlll'O.f Identified by the presiding of - In Memory pentry, shirw:llng, gutter Pbono 992-2'192. 11-U-ttc . Junk Company. CAMPERS aDil lri.U trailora, AIR. CONDI110NING, llafrlawflnr end clerk of this Council. cleani•, repair and installa· IN LOVING memory ol Don 10.22-l21c alloo HrYICL Jack'& amt11&..- IIIII ~ Lmr SECTION .1 : Payment fOr tion. Free estimates. All nld electric energy shall be C8jlehert who passed &Way aerattoa. New 111- Pllooo price, 10 porcol'llto 15 per. TWO BEilROON -,'Uvial - - - - - - - - - - - - - 882-2079, . work guaranteed by uperlmade by Slid VIllage In ac four years ago tod.ay, Octocent aav!JwL COOte to Goul'o . . - , dltti!w rcan, ho1I aDil • 3 BEDROOM mooorn home In cordence with the terms of Slid enced men. call Chester 985ber 29, 1965. Trailer SoleL P._ 1185 • specifications and In the oae t 1nKiit ~ 7M . Mason. ~lit level, bulJt..ID 4147 collect. The midnight stars are shiDamount of specified In the ac 3832. 't«o mile• Dlll'llt o1 -noll A..,, lllddllport. kitchen, full . basement, at1().22-18tp ceptN bid . Ing, Cheater oo Ill. 7, Welch tor LOANS over $50,000. Any purPh. 99J.9981 or 992 1035. !ached surage. Lot 80'x200', SECTION J: ThiS ordinance Upon your silent grave. alp loft on COttttty &.d 36. pose, no INWmum. Fin8-24-tfc · Phone Mason '1'13-5339, thell take effect and be In force GUN SHOOT, Sunday, Forked Beneath it sleeps the one we from and after the earlltst 10+30tc ancttW ~claltsta. Ph. 7113IM6-6tc Run .59ortsman Club. Every- - - - - - - - - - - - - - period allowed by law. Jove, 3440, Blancheator. Oltlo. AePassed this 20 day of Oct,, Pets Sale -- ------- --- ~H-;;;,--~;:;. one welcome. The me we could not save, enta wanted. 1969. EARLY AMEHICAN stereo, We think of you as one who CHARLES W. LEGAR, 10-2'1-61< BEAUTIFUL AKC PUB pq~plea, AM-FM radii!>· +-apoed <hai'IB· Beech Grove Cemetecy. Mayor sleeps, also cairn Terriers. For· er, 4-speaker sOUI'kl &Y&tem. 1 Write William J, Moore, 35 J.t.NE WALTON, Cler. t All frM lrom grief and pain, SHOOTING MATCH, Sunday, rl" AMIAttl'J!:N.. ( 10J 12, 29, 2tc merly ,Ireland Rd. Kennels. Balance due ~ 5• 42 • Use our Riverside Drive, Dayton 5, -R~ Nov. 2, 1 p.m. to 4 p,m., RaYour memory we will always NA SERVICE. Pboottt 992 • Dunlop s, 312 John SL, Bel· time paym~nt call 992Ohio. 11l-29-10tc elne • Bashan Road. Sponsor· keep, 2522. &.1Mc pre, Ohio 43714. Phone 6143352. \ . 1().23-6tc TIMES FOR HOLDING ed by the Racine Emergency Untll we meet again. 42~7261, 1M7-6tc -----~----HOUSE, IN Meiss County, !lexCOMMON PLEAS COURTS, Squad. 10..29-41< Sadly missed by your mother, A. D. 1970 4 bedrooms, bath, 3 lot~ FOR HIRE, ,_ lrlncltor SOLID STATE stereo 1969 walter, October Uth, 1969 Allee Caj)flhart and sister, nut stereo console with 4-. best offer over $4,000. Cooline, coaiiJIIIIII dnlnl t to U It 11 ordered thet the terms of Betty. 1().29-lte I WR.L pick Ill merchaldlse and Auto the Common Plen Court In the speaker. 4-speed automatic tact Mr. Handley in Dexter or wide. l'lul AnderiOil, VaiOil, lake to auctloo oo 1 percent- 1968 COUGAR, 302 ertBIIMl, 3an County of Meigs for the year <hal¥er. Balancedue f68.40. eall Coluntbus 294-1730. W. VL Phone 7'/3.1i788 Iller 1970 be fixed as follows, to-wit: IN LOVING memo'1' ol O.ester IP bulL ~ Jim Adlma, 2 naar, wide ovals,$1900.1931 3tl0 or IHN81S, llldtta. On ttle 2nd day Of January and Uoe our lime payment plan. ": ''~·. ''" 141- 9-4tc a•d I I r, Rutlanil. PIDII Arthur Donohew who passed Cl.ll 992-3352. _......,_,..._ ....... _,_ __ ~~---ttl• 5th dey of May and the lsi Ford, 'CIIevy powered, 90 per ···_____ f''Q_ 'lfC.... ____''j.,!" away three years qo, Oct. 7t-.t. t-a.uo day of September and the said 10-23-6te WA{iEH CONDITIONERS, f6, cent done, $1000. Call 94929, 1966. terms of said court b~in at $10, $15. Softeners. ftlten, 2601 after 5 p. m. 10:00 o'clock A.M. etc,, mmey back guarantee. SEWING MACHINES, llejootr' JOHN C. BACON I0-26-12tp CHUCK'S can save you uptoha.U 3 BEDROOM house with bath, aenlee, all makes. 992-2284. We loved and Uved together, Judge of Common C. W. Buck, Hutland, Ohio. on TV .._.rs II you brl• larse baaement, barn, 2 outTho Fabric ·Sbop, Pomeroy. For many, many years. Pleas Court, 10-29-30tc 1968 CHEVHOLET, twa door them ln. O.uck's TV,152 Butbuildings, drilled water woll, Meigs County, Ohio Authorized Silwer Soles ata We had a lot of bawineao, lmplla, 6 cyUnder, power 10-22 10-29 11 -5 :ltc ternut, P<111eroy, Phone 99.2. 4 aeres with river frontage ServiCL We SblopeD . Scl• An:l then there were some steerii'IB, automatic lrlna5080. 1().16-Uc on state route 124. 1114 mlles tears, ...... ~c LECJAL NOTICE mi&sion, radio, extra nice, below Racine. Phone alter NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT It's lonely since God called lllrquolee. Ooarlos C. Kiqr, -------------4:30p.m., 949-4843. C••• No.lll,202 you home Estete of Adah E. Genhelmer, phooe 742-4846. For Sale, Rent I miss you more each day, Dece.ued - - _______ Notice Is hereby given that No one can nu your vacant SIX ROOM hoose,1 1/z baths, 613 PLAYER PlANO Electric erylldng In fire lltd llfefiy George A. Meinhart of North chair Mill SL , MJddlepoct. Inquire Second Annue, Middleport, atove. Phone 'New Raven, PROBLEMS'! OCJtlpment. 6\>ecll!l clio-' 1951 BUICK. 4 new tires, alate Since you have gone away. Ohio, has been duly appointed at 439 Uncoln St., Mlddle882-2971. 1023 8tp HEADACHE."? Tlko Aspirin prlceo oo alllnJealltd &bea inspectloo sticker, $75. Call Sadly missed by wife, Ruth, Executor of the Estate of Adah _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ TENSION••• ? Take Cotrwoz ~ rlro extlntlditbera. Plllllte po~ 141-26-tlc 992-11634. 1().28-3tc E. Genhelmer, decused,lete of loved ones and frien:ls. Meigs County, Ohio . --------- --TURNIPS b und busheL NEED A BREAK.,? Try Tea 992-3821,Dwillrtlopn. 1().29-1tc Creditors ere required to tile - -- - - -- - - , Y po or REAL ESTATE. •• ? Take Time 10..22.30tc Week da)'aonl)'. VIctor Swain, To Call · their claims with seid fiduciary within tour months . Racine, Ohio. 1Mil-3tp CLELAND REALTY 66 CHRYSLER -$2195 Wanted To Bur Card of Thanks Dated this 18th dey of Oc N•w Yorkar • clr, Sedan. Spot• BRADFORD, Aucl• IF 608 E. Main SL, P<Mneroy tober, 1969. los• ot"lglnal loloc• flnl_1h. WE WISH tothaN<everyooelhat CIDNA CAIIlNE'I'S, I'OUIId ta5EMI • AUTOMATIC rltle, 22 Air conditioned, fully equlpo Cclqlote Service F. H. o•eRtEM bleo, old docu, otc. Write Olllce- 992-2259 pod. Exc•ptionol I" .-,.ry way helped In OJIYWQ duri• the Prob.lte Judge of said ~ 9t9-3821 long with ·· - . Phone 84~ or call N. D. Miller, lU. t, Res. - 992-2568 t.ickness and death of o u r County 2476. 16'28-101< Racine, Ohio I'WOji, pl-. 99J.I271. Henry Clelarol - Braker 65 PL YIIOUTH _$1295 10·22 10-29 11-S Jtc dear husbam and dad. EsCrltt Bndlortl l='"urr 111 Vi " • · s";dan. F~. 6.21-ttc 1().-c pecially the IM!ighbors, Rev. tllf'}' air conditioned. Sharp LEQAL NOTICE light bl•o• flnl1h . Power Maloney, the pallbearers. •teart,.. Pow• lwctkea. Auto. The real estate of the late those "ho brought [ood and tron •· E Jrtra cl Hn, Wilbur Ellis Beaver louted near Recine, Ohio on At . l:l.t nowers, and also the Matt at F'UUND, malepekl...ae. Wayne conteinlng 865-lOOOof en acre as 63 FORD -----$795 Veterana Memorial H011>ital VB Golule 500 2 dr. H•d SWisher, W. Main St., PomdHcrlbed in Vol. 139, Page 06, who were so kind and also Top. Wa are really proud ol Deed Records of Meigs County, eroy, Ohio. 10-28-3tc thl• one, It Ia tapa for tha thanks to the Fogleao• FuOhio, will be offered for sale at modal. Pow• •t.....tng, P-• the offices of Crow, Crow & neral Home. loroku 1 Crulumatlc. Porter, Pomeroy, Ohio on Mrs. Hazel Roush and Robert Novtmber 1. 1969 at 10 o'clock 1().29-1tc WANTED - Reliable perean to A .M. CIGARETrl!: - ·· ,;,.chlttoo Allll Hrvlco. ABC Euleatlrll-i 1&, IIIIOil, W. Va. Pltotte~ 'I'IWMS. ........... -.n. Cillo. Ph. 112 1035. 2-12-tle atlldtfW !br bullclltv ,.,... ~ call GIG' Hetclor. Radno, 0. a-.28-tlc ---~---------- ---- ---------- lnsll'lllCI · lUTOIIOBlLE luqranoe boett ......lltd'l Loot ,.,... ......: ••• Ucolld'l Calf't92 2HI. ... ~ ·~IIIII'IIIII'~IIIII'IWIIIIIIIIII!!IIIIM~ I ! Good Selection ,. For 1 ----------·- --SEE NDGLER SIIJIIllo, aUiiRiss s;;1c.s--- can M.uc .-------------SEPTIC - . cl•!lld Miller For ----- llllalllddldoao. ~ 7U. 1-26-Uc mt. IIEDliCE SAFE aDil lUI Ga. IN th'&'Jami&V....., ------- • ............... u ... .. F• Till Fastest PIIIJrtr . . . "Alii ..,_ ........iOITntdl PTA -------------- •, • !i.. $5.55 POIEROY CFVS ' EXPERT · WIMI Allt~•lt SERVING M~IGS ·GALL lA ..,D MASON ~®NTIIS OW; lot paint!...... 1().24-6tc rem 11111& tq CCHUact. Free ••!lntote. Phone 992- 2 BEDROOM brick """'"• $75 PooDLE PUPPJEIL AKC 'I'Qf For Sale month. New Haven, W. VL 2806. We 10 IJI)'Where, 6 ROOM HOUSE oo Wyllla Hill, mlnlalttro, $11 .... .. Phone 882-3206. 10·1-tlc eervtce aDil ...-~,., ~ Pomeroy. call Harton Arn1M6-6tc 992-114t:l. 11-"tfe old 992-2285, 7Sc 12 C'lntl par worill tfw .. tlve lnaertiona. Pion '*M-..111 Deer•• Da~ Oell.,tf'y Tlebt:a TRAILER LOTS, Bob'i Mobile 5 ROOM HOlm:, bath, College Court, Syrat:use, Oblo, on i Ave., RutlaiXL Harry Plum10.19-lollp Slate H~ 124, Phooe 99:. mar, Carroll, Ohio. Phone 211111. S-11-tle Lancaater, 653-3517. olio.. MOUTH TO f:EED!I * Easy Pay • 4 romns, bath, Adl size baa. mont, nice yard. Maaon. W. Va. IIAlbort J. Roush. Phooe Maean, 7'13..1639. 10-211-6tp V'5W, -~ I!JII( M/ENJr lU t..fAD IlLII) :!Q.£ Hille '1 /ENJf 10 R11 Ull!' I * TNeted Oil -------------- . FU-R~;;;-~;;.,.~- Elll!..AND m;EK ~ER · Business Services LANDMARK .. N0.2 ioo=F:-:IW'=m=-.... --=--,-........,-:-· 5 p.m. Dar 8ef.., .,_llcetlon Morwiar De.dll• 9 •·•· Cencalla,lena & Car ...ctlett• Will ~~ ecuptH unllll 9 •·•· f01 Der of P,_.lic:etlen i\li;..,,;;.. N0.1 -' DADBURN NEED HEATING OIL1 H•lth Center Ia , _ - - .;' 9 Lilt, to 5 p.m, b,y ~. .: m.eat, S p.m. to 10p.m, polntmenl neceolll")', Locat-· ed below K and K Mobile FURNISIIDI -~I'll. Homes, P u I n t PJeasaat. Phooe 992-11435. Phone S75-2t54 ar 6'15-t020•• 10-23-lfc 10o3-Uc ,. member. INFORMATION DEADLINES of Pomeroy, Ohio. to advertise tor bids and enter Into a con . tract for electric energy to operate the municipal sewage For Rent Albany. WANT AD ORDINANCE NO. Jf4 An Ordlnanca authorlr:lng and directing the Board of Trustees of Public Affairs Of the Vllllae Notice Increase. Herold Maue. Rt. 2, OPaM IYU 1:00 PJL I'CIMIIOY, 01110 L•GAL NOTICE Bargains An~ Mor~ Bargains In Se~tinel Classifi~ds MEIGS LOCAL Parents, va~ ' for the school tax renewal, keep schools open. Don't w~ against your kids by not voting or to economlu at their expense. It Is no tax PoMeroy Mot• Co. . ~--- • BOB'S RDIUCING Soloa and -------$1695 . ----- --------- -------------- Sales -------------- SHOP OUR THRIFT SHOP, 3nl FLOOR . LOW, LOW, : ..-&· ]IIICES '• ·~ FUINRE OUtlh ------------ -------------- ------------ Real Estate For Sale '_!-~~tc Cleland ------------ Realt W: ~~! :': :!n~!":: y -------------- Haatore - 40, B. T.U, 70Qb'. ...... cltllra, waad. lit ......_ twl!t • lltll. '5 - w. .., 10 ._ ...,....... wut. - c. c. ------------ .. z B. R. look_,~ ' .... 1110111. ------------ ------------ -----------Lost and Found w. HIS 'RO'f'AL HIGHH£SS ts R.aHT, AHI11E! BESIDES WKICH, IT IS TIME TO COf'tTfMPLATE ... AHD~T ,68 ~ · RUHAMOKA! Eaay. &.ee Malt lllcor A -JMI&WIII,III!!t1 ~til aaL .... Wllat Hive You? We Got. -------------- FURNITUIE OUTLET 5. Bttter - Notice ------ -- ------ &. River (YUJO.) --- the undanlgMd filed h• petltlofl ovoin1t him In the CoiWI of Co- t~ Rmlflr 0,1l'rfllor Airman Flrst Class For- roitl D. Bachtel, 11011 or Mro . Forrest L. Bachtel, 315 S. Fourtll st., Middleport, haa graduated at Keealer AFB, MI11., from the U.S. Air Force radar operator course. Tratned to operate radar equl.pmentuted for aircraft control and warnID& Bachtel Ia being aasil!lled to Cllumet Air Force Stati"n, Mich., for duly with the Aero~&~&ce Defense Command. Alrman Bachtel, a 1963 grad. UJte of Middleport Hll!h School, received hlo B. A. desree in 1967 in music education from lfount Union College in Alii. anca, Ohio, and attended Duke DIYinlt.Y School In Durham, N. C. Hla1111e, Carol,lathedauBhter of Mr. arol Mra. Paul A. scott, 09 Uncoln St., Middle. port. mon Plao1 of Melgl Co.nt,, Ohio, No. 14 556 pra7lng for divorce, cuJt;.dy of children, oil• mo-ny, 1upport few chiiWn af.. t.,.y '••• and other ,.uei1 on gnund• of grou neg lac1 of Guty, Said c~•• will Joe for heerl"l bafor. lc:tid Court on ond c:tfter the CoN 11th doy of Decemloar, 1969. 5A NDR'fl kAY JONES, P1alntl W•loatar ond Fulta Attem•r• for f'l•l•tiH - \~~)) f.· 1 ~ ~~;· 12, 19. 26 ------------ DRIVERS NEEDED IN THIS AHEA. Train to drive oemi-G-uckll, local and over the road. You Cln earn over $4.12 per hour, after short tralttlng, Far Interview and application, call 1-613-241· 5572, or "rile Nali!l1Wide S&lef1 Director, Rom! 426, 307 Eaitl 4th Street, TranoportaUon Building, Cinct... Cillo. 1().27-21< ..u. NOTICE OP l APPOINT~!NT eo .. N.. 20,165 lhtata of H•rltett D. MerriH, 0. c•••eci. Notice I• lwraby gInn thcrt Mcwy M· Meii'IH of Middleport, Ohio, ha1 bNn duly appolnt.cl encvtrl• of tho Eatote of H•tb., D. Me•ln, deeeos.d, lote of Melt• lOunty, Ohio, Credlton CtN r.qulncl to file tfotolr clolms with aald fiduciary within four month.. D.. ed thla 11th day of October, 1969. 1'. H. o•BRII!N Prekte Jutlt• of Hhf C••Mr 10/15 10/22 10/29 3tc COMPUTER PROGRAMMING LEARN ot horne - In yow time. No opeclol educQoo tlo" ftMilled. It'• 1lmple, Naw aaay Instant L•ar"'ng Mathocl. lpol'al Wrha for frH brocht..ra. COMPUTER COLLEGE OF TECHNOLOGY One Public s.,.,. 1104 Clovoland, Ohio 44113 away Col. I U.Gullc product herb 21. Loafers (Chln.) I y""'"···· Aoow• r,S;l~P;O~U;::~L-"'',e,...~""' 38.Amertcan author 20. PoJyneaian 2:i. Mulle no~ 27.Rlver fol'lll four ordinary worda. 33. OatrichUke bird 311. Go 18. D&lry 1().29-3tc PART-TIME driver. Apply at Dodley Florists, 59 N. 2nd Ave., Mldclleport. IMWte 3l.Cornct 10. Dispatches live with elderly man. Free BUICK PONTIAC Uvtng quarters, plua moolo. GMC TRUCKS Muat be able to cook, cl•n POMEROY hauae and do laundry. C a I I, 992-3030 -een 3:30 p.m. 1007 CHEVROLET ~Ia 2 and 5 p.m. !'or further lnl'ar· door HT1 new tires, good em.. mallon. dillon, reel barsaln, 11485. 1M6-6tc Call 992-3877 after 5:30p.m. U-letltesor-Jumbleo, - l e t t o r t o n < h -.... otlceo 8. Wrlterot table• BLAETTNARS the epprals.O price. It It to be sold sublect to the lien tor real ntate taxn for 1969 and terms "ACANCY lor two elderiJplo. Prefer prlvote paid pa. -of sele are cash . Homer G. Baxt•r. Uents. Pllooo Maaoo, 7'13Admlnlttr•tor of the 5185. 1().8tfc Estate ot Wilbur Ellis Beaver. Deceased LEGAL NOTICE ·crow, Crow & Porter AHorneys for Administrator DGI'ICII Eugene Jon.. , whcraa 10-22 10-29 2tc place of re1ldence I• Point Ploo•· ant, Wa~t Vlrtlnia, R. D. 2, otheJ.. wha, whoM ploee of reaidence h unknown, wi II toka notice that on tha 24th day of October, 1969, 29. Tin)/ - · ~ 30. Jnter- 8. Pronoun T. Verb form Help Wanted Property appraised at S:I,OOO lnd cennot be sold for less than ~{!J~lb)1;-::U::!!::~c DAILY CROSSWORD ~ 37. Bena&th .39. Bomme :::_PII_O:dou {8. Land tributary tt.·Attempt meuure ---·-· SMITH AUTO ULiC IANAUGA, OHto New Furniture (poet.) prlneu S299 FOUR ROOM boose, Bood well, 16 aerea, 6 mllea from Racine. Call 949-2123. 141-29-ftc $30.00 Dor."•-Bolanca ., C:.vonlowt Tor•• COAL, •BB-oklheromltte run, Jl· FUINRURE CO. -------------- ..... Coli Co. Httllalll Tipple. Phooo 742-t!IJ2 ar t8W46t. 1Q-3.301o MASON MASON, w. y A. 1'1 \ ' I I.._ 150. 0~ 51. Relieve• DOWN 1. Talked (Ill.) 2. Worklly 1.C\u"re i.Zod!acolp WINTER RECAP$ ALL SIZES 2 .FOR S24·. ! Exchange Caoingo I HOW 90\AE \\OMEN LOOK UPON l!IEAUTY ~:.W.~E:N"15 Now OftiiiP the dlded 1-.. "' ,_ the IIII'JII'Ioe - · ·•• I .... ___ I r I I XI I I ) t9. Htndu ------------ ONLY For Sale "' .C.7. ClOH HELEN or VIRGIL TEAFOID ASSOCIATES 992-3325 SYRACUSE 3 ROOMS I I ( ) K) · ·~ X :;:;;;::~~===-~IUII!Ited..,thea!Nwecartoon. ~:~~"~· tl. Half an em 42. Gold (Her.l U.ll'rt!e 11!::,.~'"0~.=::~ ••. TanBibl• 1o..26-6tc DA11UIJI REBAIT ~ . rl-+-1 tTRUGET 311. Good 38.1Djured iO. Retu.ao Item (pl.) ._.. !'":~·;:::~·;:;::;'~L.._L......J. .-+++-+-! . 28.Roae oil 32. Goddeas of ..- - - - - - " " - - - - ' • heaunr St. Ireland '1111 .riL..ill• I I I ( ~ I. I DAILY CRD"''IQUOTE-Here'a how to Wotk It: Ali:YDLBAAXB· Ia LONGI'ICLLOW ODe letter limply llonda ,far another. Ia ~ llllllplt A Ia UI04 ror the thno L'a, X fill' the tw O'a, ole. lilnclt Jetton. · apciollophea, the I~ 1114 (Ontl&llcm. ol the on all lttiMo ... dlf!-t. hlnta. lllacll dll)" the BKAVA NWCWZI' A. Clifl pall Ql'ltatiiR WK . IVJC.PHPNl\ Ill ' LBZ S ;KlliB IKWZf' IIV VBUVAZ Xlii.ZIII · 011 , ¥liLA· ' BSltA ·V VA~N.-X.KL'l'AN . • Y00~·~ . Ct:I'JI~Iot OSCAJI!.WJLml: I~~ BAD .. ll41b THAT. W~Uli'l'LBR: YOV .Wli.L, q1C4R, YW WILL. <O • Klq r,..tu~ .,..~ lac., �. ... -. - ...- ·-"' · ··~ ... ... . _- - - - - -, -~ ~ ' "- ' ~-·~ _._........., ......."" -- ··~'""'"' . _ _ , , •• > Miss Shoes Boosters Back Levy Annual frlenlohlp nlal>t of Dlatrlct 13, Daughteraof Amer1~, wae held · reeently at the K. of P. hall In Galllpolla. 1\lu:Y Auadn of Golllpolla, cba.lrman, pve the welcome. Flll)bearero escorted E d I 1 h Wal<el1, dlltrlct depll;y, Into the hall where numoroua glft.a were preaented to ber.l' lletll Dobblna of ~eld, state eouncllor, waa &1.10 e•corted toto 1he hall and recol•ecl a red roao coraa&~~ from Mra. Wlkely and a lift from the dlatrlcl Slate and nadonal ofllcers were received by the Cheater CooncU. Included In the IJ'OUII were Mre. Dobblnl, state coun.. cUor; lira. Wlkely, Dlltrlct 13 deput;y; Edna BoDe Ghal1<01. \nnounc~ For ll Match In Poster Contest CHAPMAN• - ·yc-ANADA ·=. e e e • • : • • •' • ' J• .' p ,. ~ ) ( ••• ••• •• '~ ' ' I' '' '' ' ' •• ••• •• Wlmera In the fourth throulll> sixth grades were Becky Fultz, Jon! Murray, and Am Poarch. Meigs County foorth, fifth Mra. PiiYIH• Hackett was chair. and sixth grades were in Ath- man for the ens Tuesday for the children's concert performed by the Oblo University ~mphony Orchestra at Memorial Audl.tortum. The eoncern was sponsored by the Athena Mulic Women's Club and the Ohio University Mr. and Mrs . David T. GrueSchool of Music. Solecdonsln- - , Mr . and Mra. Lllrry ~lid­ cluded Handel's uwater Mu- son and Lori 1.7m. Kay Gruesic" and the "CarnJval of tbe ser and daughter, MlateeDawn, Animals" by SoiJIUiaens, with and Glen Grueser s)>OIIt t h o the narradonb7 Naoh being read weekend In Darlington, Pa. vts. by Dr. Anthony :rrtsollnl. lttng Mr. ani Mra. Gerald Hogue . ~ Silver color. . ,, ·-·· ' . '1)0& vakJe. i1ckldes :• FREE : Tv STAnD ··= Zeni1ll OullityftMurn • • Hti'Mknllld [ballit • • Custom "PJrma-Sel'' VHF fillll • • Tuning . • 3-Siagelf AJni!hli•r .Front Moumed Spelter 'M fg svgge$1e(1 ret••l p rru MIDDLEPORT Open Fri. & Sot. Nights Phono 992·26:15 • : • • • : : e •••••••••••••••••••••••••••••• Irtmton, national credential commtuee; Edith Betdnl. TuJI·pen Plalna, pall alate ta~ncll­ ori tqrtle Nance, lrontal, past ll&te councilor and deputJ of Dlalrlct 7; Eathor Ridenour of Cheater and Grace Gird of ~rlnlfleld, otate law commllteememboro. · A!ao received by CI\Oiter co..u:ll and preaented commiaalona bythedlatrlctdeput;ywere Pribble Wlllcm, past 11ate 001111cUor, depulf Ill GaWa Coomcll; Maraaret Seldenabel, deputy Ill psat ctepudeo and district otrlce·ra amounced tor Dec. 14 at Cheater. Fealllred on the -am waa a solo by Either Harden, dlltrlct councilor In of llrl. Wab\Y, "Tike Time 10 be Hol1." A 8 p.m. dlmor preceded the meeting. The .Halloween theme wu carried IRII In 1he do<orltlona. Favor• wen thermometers trom the Flrot National Bank at Galllpoill, and •wins ldtll from Royal Crown were served. Cola. Tho Gallla Council hostOthers attendbW were MriL ed the dlllrlct meetleiJ:. Mildred VaD Main, Malt, Llae Door prizea wen awarded to ani Kevin Scott, Cindy, toey Hattie Fnderlck, Mra. Dobbin• ani Jay llanlQ, Mickey Chllda, ani Dorta Grue-. Tlra Nletl, Terry M<Gulre, Georp Sldnner, ClndyVaoMeler, Melinda Custer,lloneJIIIaW· ley, Cindy Scllllolder, J,.. Burna, Lynne Baker, Stan WU- Florence Pulta, dor>ut.Y of Qlldlng Slar 12t. The ll&te C<JIIIIClt pve ln. otructlaa 011 niportinl ani ..... 111111 bookl ani ..-.>cod the state •••ton ID he t.eld ~ Columbua. ll 1111 alao noted auot Thecolorua Council 17 wiD be holteao for 1he a)lrinl rally Ap. 1'11 29 In l'Vmeroy. Pr&Yini w•• Celebrates 16th Birthday Mr. ani Mrs. Norman Van Matre entertained recent17wlth a par1y In observance ollhe 16th birthday annlveraary of lhelr sORt Rick, at the American (.e. glon Hall In Middleport. Gary Ellis, Greg Hayes ani Jim snYder provldedmualcdurlng the evenllw for dancl"lo Assisting Mrs. Van Metre ln se"'" 111! the guests were Mrs. Jack Ambrose, Cathy Manley, VIcky Van Maire, and Sheridan Ruasell. Sonlwlches,plcklea,I)Oia· to chips, coke and C\llcakes MEIGS 'THEATIE T onlght and Thur•doy October 29-30 MOT OPEN Friday and Saturdoy October 31-Mov. 1 THE LOVE GOD? (T ochnlcolor) Don Knotts Anne Francis THE BIG GUMDOWM (T echnlcolor) Lee Von Cleef Tho•. Milian SHOW STARTS 7 P . M. '--------.1 and daughter, Wendy Kay. Mr. and Mrs. David T. Grue- went especially to aee thsir new granldaugbter, Wen<IY Kay, born Oct. I. Mr. and Mra. David Elkew, Kandt, Beth and AIIIY l.7m of Newark were weekend pesto<>J . their parents, Mr. and Mro. Harvey Erlewlne, Rutland, and Mr. and Mra. Charles Elkew, f'omero:y. Mr. and Mrs. Laurence Bradford, Grove City, and Mr. ani Mra. Alan Bradford, Alexandria, Va. were weekenl Yloltors of Mr. and Mra. Harold Lohse, Pomeroy, and Mr. ani· Mra. Wallace Bradlord, Mld- dleport Civil Rights Lawyer·s Zero-in on Mississ-ippi Schoofs-·. '.6' Theodorua CouncU 17, Fame· han! peno ware dlotrlillted to roy; Erma Clalanl, Cheater all council depudea. Tho dOINII' eiob Chrlotma• 323; Malinda Brlldbury, deput;y part;y for all state otncarl, of K,ym 227; Vera tjouaehald· paot alate ofllcera, depude•. er, deiN\7 Ill !Vey 283; and WASHINGTON (UPIJ -tlvll · rlghtl lawyers, armed with a Suprome Court decl•lon order· .. lng Mln,lnlppl to end Its MQregaftd duat IChool system "at once," began today to review ICOI"et of pending law aults to apefd lnlegrotlon throughout the South. The court, In a untnlmous no...,...M ruling Wedneadoy, turned down the Nixon admlnll· lr"ollon'a roquost for a delay In deloOregotlng 30 Milllsalppl ICheol districts. The court voted, In Its first malor action under Chief Justice Warren E. Burger's !eldership, to repl•ce the 15year-old '"ell dellberolo ~ .. dot:lr"lne on deoegregotiOn .., grounds It "Is no longer constitutionally permfaslblt." The court ntobllahad o new poslllon: School districts must cease to - a t e Ont 11o1 of schools for blackl and another far whllea while they are battling Integration aulft In court. Moy Mount Now Asuuft Legal sources predicted the court's two-page opinion might prompt civil rights forces to ' mount I strong new IIIIUit on !hill lftlegrotloo shoUld oxl1l U.S. Circuit Court of Appeals I" '"de focto'"sogregotlon oxlatlng In many Northern cities due to residential pitterns. The NAACP's IAgal DolonM Fund (LDF). which repro10nlod the Nigro cause In the Mlsslnlppl caM, began an lmmadlolo rovlow of about 2ilo school deloOregotlon caMI aJ. (Oldy Iliad throughout the South, whore II contended o policy of '"IIIJvallon forever'" hod held heck lntogratlon . "Now that the court has accepted the principle on which we urged no further defay1 and Now You Know e The flrat electric generator waa developed b7 EDi!loh pby. siclei Michael Faraday In 1831. Sharon Hill's 1011, Dennis Boas. Tommy Quillon, Chuch llar>naha, lllovldl!qJod, lWpr Abbett, Susie Soubby, Ron Smith, Mar)' Midkiff, Dellbla Ohllnpr, Becky Seelig, Floranall Burne7, 5l!eUa Folmar, Stew PoweU, Aw Top Ranking in during lltJoollon, ,.. are going Now Ori...,a, which heel to .,.._ for such rollill In all grenlad • delar to Poe. 1. poncting lldiool e1101/' uld The CouM the LDF Director Jock Grtenberg bose back to lhi Appellate In a statement llliUIICI from hls Court with lnotrvctlmo to loll Mow York ollie.. "We pro· the Mlnlsalppl dlsirlcts lo toundly hoplt thel the Deport- '"begin lmmedlaloly to ment of Justice Wilt come Into as unitary aehool systems the ca- on our side..." within which no per100 Is to be Will Aw•lf Dtvtlopmtnh · excluded from any school The Justice Department, beelute of race or cator." whose offorl to wln a tempora. Neither the Wlllto House nor ry reprieve tor MIIIIISippl Mlullllppl Gov. John Bell IPOrkod a rtbolllon In Its Civil · Williams, who was In Washing. Rights Division, uld It would ton, had any comment on the awalt developments In the 5th decision. Su...- -ate • lagller, Stew SchWIJ1!, Cindy Crall, Anita Dowdy, Lee WUllams, Leta Floytl, auioRobiJ>. aon, Mike <~aylor. Also, Bernie Hemeaoy, Jm Kloe&, PeaY O'Brien, Eddie Brown, Tom Rotrmer, Brenda Van Meter, RlckWUt,JanetAmbron, Jeanle Schntlder,Jon Dlllard, J , T, Rue, Beeky Ambrose, Brenla Taylor, Llnla R""', Scott Watton, Pam Dod•on. Rita Caact, Gerle PCIIreU, Johe TallnehiU, Melody Walt. era, Tom Cook, stew Dunfee, Richard Dean, Jeff Tyo, Karon Price. Glfla W01'9 prelelted to the honored gueat. &B UNIT CAU.ED Tho Raelne Emergeoey s.,.ad .... called to the Albert berry relidellce, 1.ot11 -m, Tuesday at 8:t5 a.m. for Steven Roaeberry, &811 12. He 1111 taken to llol- Medical Cmter ani admitted aa a medical psdent. "',;> <) "&> -!> 0 \)' • district Is to •m- -j- achools~aiCIIQend _un.Hif"y ... Khwl•·" flC!W ltld ·--·~·· Tho-ill court ill ,~ MIN., wlliCit 111'11 1.tMt11. 1M·• •. - . ~ pl.,.. ' School olflelell In Mlllllli•'" • rMCtwd With lhock, ~ ~ - . to the l'llllllg. -;· """ - r II ...,.. IM,_I.IIItr : ', · "lt'a l ..t • llliYolcol lm-k ' · blllty •• t• • I'm concwMCI.'~": · Mid lQ E-lclgo. s~; ... (~....., ... _ f ) -. .._ .. Weather Not u cool tml&bt. ' - In 30a ani too. Cloudy wllll··.·· ratn tlkell an1 uwe ....,.. m" · temperature Frlde.Y. · .·" ·,.. /: .;> ',;>'> ~ " 1' .1'- ~.~< ...... Poll Officials for Nov. 4 Announced an· Precinct officials alii workera for Meigs County' a Nov. 4 election were announced today by the countyboardofelections. were: Grode two. Cindy Warnn, Lara Knighting, Arrlty WIIICOI; grodo - · Eddte Adams. Ponnr Smtih. Backr Crow• groclo four, lhellor O..allor, Barbera Thelll. Joy Nelglor 1 grade five, Doug Warden, Brenda Lowls, Tract W-Ind I<othr Pickens, (lie for third); groclo llx, Billy Bush, Lauro Tholu and lrono Knighting. All of the wlnnon will he pnsenlad prJ-. TRU CK INSPECTION Trucks and workman wait a.etr turn tor winter inapecdon concklcted We&lesda,y by atate ofllclals of Division 10, Marietta, at the State Highway Garage, Chester Road, In pre. parinJ: ror the Inspection, every piece of OCJilpment Is made rea<~y for 1he up.com. lng winter months by the em, l!l!>~ooa • . Truck• ani qther i' ~a... ~- trom 'ill!lli>ito...tenl: Meigs Cotnil;y' fltlte !Hghwa,y IJllrap empl~. ... In lront of one of the trucks l'hlch has been ctven the over.all treatment, lett to rilht, are Gerald Amber- Playtex" Free Gift. & Free Trial 8} 29 value SHOWER CAP NoOne Injured when you buy aPLAmX By United Preas Inte....,.tlonal PrtH'Iflim.~ S~~tulm· 'hJit• and•••YOUR MONEY BACK if not satufied Come in now and buy a PLAYTEX Bra or Girdle. You11get a free• $1.29 value shower cap from PLAYTEX. And, if you don't love your new PLAYTEX Bra or Girdle, return it to PLAYTEX for a full refund. Full details are on a coupon you'll find on PLA YTEX packages and displays . . •2S¢ charge for poslage and handling. • PLAYTEX "Cross-Your-Heart,. and "Living',. stretch bras. White. 32A-40C. From $3.00 ("D" sizes $1.00 more.) • PLAYTEX mtde with LYCRA• ("Double Diamonds""' style shown) and "S lbs. 'lbinner"'!'' girdles. White. XS, S, M, L. From $6.9S. (XL, XXL sizes $1.00 more.) Lpcra II Dll hlll'l rqllltnd lfiMiemalll See the COIIPieta line of Pllftlx Bras -.1 Girdles In our First .Fioeir Llna.-le f..Uons ' Departmenf. /9 IJtn·' ' No one was lnjured in two acCOLUMBUS- GOV. JAMES A. RHODES TODAY proclaimed cidents Wemesday In Meigs Sunlay "Vote 19 llloy" In Oblo In recosnttion of 1he re!eronlum Coun~, both involving trucks. • vote on the statewide baUot two t!&Ys later. tl one, there was no eu~taet If tba Issue passes, 191.1d 20 year old Ohlo residents will between 1he vehlcles, said 1he be able to vote In the 1970 elections. Rhnles urged wters to Slate lllgbway Potrol. A trac. cast ballot& on the issue so the decision would be ' 1 representator-trailer operated by Jerry tlve of the pubUc will"' The governor said his cmtacts witb Hall, 19, Cheshire, was behind youth .,in the llt.Per tee1111 have revealed their deep hterest in a car driven by Ruth Moyer, 36, and knowledge of govermnent.. n Middleport, at 2:10 p.m. Wednesday em Rt. 7, one ani eight. t•I'CII•III'<' nwtml.< fl![flin•l llil! Tt•ll r11l.• WASHINGTON - IF OIHO STATE WINS the Big Ten foot- - · mites south of Rt. 124. HaU sounded his hom and at. ball title again this year, lt would be ''unfortuntte'' Cor football tempted to pass . lie cut back fans not to be able to see the team play in the Roae Bowl, says In, however, beeause of an ap. Rep, Robert Tall Jr., llo-Ohlo. proaching car. 'lbe Moyer car, Taft, In a speech Inserted Wednesday In 1he COf\ll"esslonsl according to 1he patrol, was Record, urged the Big Ten rultJ1! preventing a conference team forced off the right aide of the from r-dJW In the Rose Bowl be waived. road and over an embanlanent. 1 There was oo dama&e to the .Pi I«•• 1 ('ttk ![t•l• ttttnllwr "'""'' _jn/1 tractor~aller. Minor damap DENVER - TilE SOUTHERN SLOPE of Colorado's Pikes Peak, already burdened with more than abc times 1111 Mrmal was done to tho car. No char!IO was !lied. ~r smwtaU, aot more earl1 today, So did DelMir, which No char&~~ was flied ~ 1111 ac. haa recel..ct almost three time• aomuchas tho old Octdler recat 6:t5 a.m. WeclneldaT ord. 011 HI. 7, one ani one • tenth In California, 56-mUHIHiour wlnla whlweclat 5,00kcre miles south of the Melp • Athhru.oh fire lato two -hoiulJl! !nets. Four llrelllen were lolured, 1111 County line. Thera waa mi. one serlouab'. Thl"OO-ClUll'lera of an Inch of rain ••ked tho Datta..Fort Worth area ani !root wamilwa were posted for the IJ>o nor c1amaae to a truck and moderaiD dama&e to the car. tertor poc1i0111 o1 North carolina. otrlcera reported that Frank Haynea, St, Franklin Fumace, Clmul ttn•tlirt• ltl.r t"t:{tmrt Wll lllllldng a left tum Rl. CLEVELAND- STATE AUDITOR ROGER CLOUDWeclnea881111!d1hele!tfrmtofhialrllck oil)" predicted psr...nat property tuea on equipment In Ohio wut &redualll' be eliminated ani the city Incant tax wiD be pl'Oo allUck a car drlvm b)' Jeltle llteveno, 39, Rt. I, LtllfJ1o41om. tectecl In AllY -eel &...-at tax reform In Obto. ' ': · ~. -kiJW here at the annual meeliJW of tha Ohio l'tj). .llc ElrpetidlturO Councll, oald city Income taxes produced $2011 ~, lbr 2:17 Ohio municipalities last year, nearl1 -'lltw 'i .. \he 4217 miiUm· coUected duriJW the aame period in property ' -~a b)' all 936 Ohio clllea ani viUagso, Cloud also predlded i • 'j~lve utenolOD of lnCCIIIlo 1u coverage to schools an! a f~\1"1' real ·.elllate property tax IJOaslbl1 h7,eonatituttoral ··CIIilJnl of & hot!Jestead 0-tlon toOCCOI1Il)ley'aiQI.tax .,._ cl- .· . ,faria. c'• or . . ·. .firirl JtnllH'tl W. ·VA. ..., A . The staffs for the 39 voting precincts listed below are the presldlrw Judge, three judges, and. two clerks, ln that order. East Bedford - Mrs. Sylvia I. Mldlda, Mrs. Mildred F. Betzlng, Mrs, Sadie A. Carl, Lince Hart, Mrs. Maxine P, Williams, Mrs. Helem J. Howett. West Bedford - Frank L. Jones, Mrs. lAvinia M. carper' Mrs. Louise E. Harrison, Ceell 0. Tobon, Mrs. Carol D. Jones, Mrs. lona Brickle&. North Chester -George c . GeMeimer, Mrs. Bertha F. Smith, Mrs. Cleo M. Smith, Mrs. Dorothy I. Myers, Mrs. Norma J. sexson, Mrs. Marcia KeDar. ,Q Beat... Bend ~ Hoeflich ~- Ofthe By oi THE LETART F ALLS PTA wW haveltsoneblg JIIOIIoY-maiolJW 0~ of the year oo Nov. 15 at the school. Proceeds from the actlvlcy wW be uoed to purchase mucllneeded playaround equipment. Ac:corciiJv to plans, the PTA, headed by Dennis Mamoel, pre.. Ide.-, wiD stage a .iltaey '"'per !rom 5 to 7 at the achooL FnJill 7:30 to 8:30p.m. thorewlllbealalent hour featurlll! folk ....., aid ani new, ani a si,...Iong. DuriJ1! theeveo!Jw &lao there wW be an old-tlahloned pneral store opera-· leaturiJW pefiiiJ' ..., dies, homemade jeUiea, a cracker bureland what-llave--you. POMEROY' S CHUCK BARTELS Is bolJl! commenled oowrat dlreetlons for his hanll~ of a rether Ult'leasant altooatloll Solurday near the Beacon service Slatton. Chuck Ia the one who dlscOYOJ"ecl a man In cmvulalona the Illation. The man wu In a Chuck hoard nolsaa COIIIlow llom the YOhlclo. He lnveatlpted ani kflll the alluall• , unler cantrol Ultll 1he pollee ani emerpncy sqllld urhed. After lo1JV thrCJO.IIh tho e,.,.rtonce, which was pntlf.....,.,. low. accordltw to some onloekera, Bartel a WO!t calml,y- hio dlillea at the alation where he to ClllljiOJ"-'"'ed. Mrs. Unla Ward, Mrs. Noll · Middle swart. East Letart - Mrs. F..... ., B. Hayman, Mrs. Focle I. Hay-·. man, Mrs. Eula J. Wolfe, Mrs. Ruth l Wolfe, Mrs. JIUIOI S.. Manuel, Mrs. Evell'n Ma,..L . Letart - James R. HUt, Mrs.: Clara J. Powell, Mrs. Florence. · HW, Mrs. Marale Hunt, Mr~, .. Bormle S. Miller, Mrs. Pa•4lnl Wolle. '" "'' Lcq Bottom - Mrs. :· eaUne Hayman, Harr~- 1. C<Jie, · man, Mra. Nellie E. Andrew, · Mro. Ruth Stetbem, Mrs. Freda G. Lllrlilns, Mrs. Ada E. Great River- Mrs. CarolE. Blsaell. OUWidale - Mro. Either B. Rhodes, Mrs. Marie E. laW'rence, Mrs. Letha L. Protfttt, Leaden, E. D. !Vker, Mn. Mrs. Jean &lyre, Mrs. lJnda Jessie R. Dodderer, Mrs. lfar:J . I. Patterson. Mrs. Juanita M. Lou loogsaotte, Mrs. Potrlcla A. BoDey, Mrs. Mary JaM Soyre. Portlanl - Mrs. Dorio M. Reedley. Reeda.W. - illdeDR.IIlaka, . Sayre, Harry A. ~ Mra. VIolet Bnwer, Charlea Hllton, (Coatlllllld 011 P.lae 7) South Chester - Mrs. Esther P. Ridenour, Mrs. Sodte E. Trussell, Mrs. Yvonne M. Wells, Mrs. Ruth L Jordan, Mrs. Ew Kimes, Mrs. Lucnle Ridenour. Columbia - Mrs. Louise z. Ellis, Mrs. Beulah M. Perry, Vlctor Perry, WUllam R. Lawson, Mrs. Laura Krebs, Mrs. Ethel M. Jordan. Dyesvtlle - Mrs. Grace 'fur.. ner, Mrs. Golden F. stansbllry, Mrs. H~ E. Peek, Harvey E. Starkey, Mrs. Gloria J. llanlqJ. Mrs. Elizabeth E. Walsh. B anol . 'No' Agciln,--. ,, ' ' I PARIS lUPI)- The United S!illn propoaed today lhet Viet. ent; Ernie Cullums, lUll EInam peace negotiators try a chinger, oldest tooc.Umeem. "new approac:h '" to break !he ployee, and Rallanl Tor. conference deadlock through renee, superintendent. smaller and more aecret meet· lngs, but the Communists re. lected the move. The new American proposal , made by Ambassoclor - r y cabot Lodge, called on the com munists side to agree to "re. strlcted" meetings starting on the morning after president Richard M. Nixon's Nov. 3. speech on VIetnam . The move was rejected Bob almost Immediately by chief Viet Cong nsgollalor Madame Would you believe the new Meigs High S<hool is at lcmg last Nguyen Thl Blnh. ready for OCClf:IBncy? Well, It Is. Vocational students moved Into the new bulldiJW this mornizw to begin classes. It had been the h(Ve or om.clala that the wcatioll!ll 11ectlon would be ready when school started. Vocaduw students will have onl1 a day at It this week ID their new quarters. however, since «morrow wUI be a holldQ · due to a meetirw o( the SOutheastern Ohio Teachers Assn. 1n Atbens. The Community Claaa held at Rutland wW be In school Friday even though other classes aeros11 the country wUI be 41 ... missed due to the t<achers' meeti.JW, Tho C0111111unlty Cla11 r,uC a late start ani has some six days to Dlake "' before the en! the yesr. Friday wut be one or thoae six days. eer, assistant superintend- girdle ' x .,. The potters _ . made by children of tho school to promote pe._ of a four mill ICheol -illlng lovy to bo volad on In the Soulhorn Loci! School District on Nov. -1. The potter of Sherun Hill, a third grader, w.. the artza winner and will be e n - In a district can•t omdng finalists of the Racine. Lotart. SyriCUM Etemontarr schools end the JuniOr high. First, IOCIInd oiMithlrd placo winners. _..voir. ot the Racine Elomontory School bra or ~ .•. Top W'mner Winners have bien ~ - · will he "'" ·to ...Icier.. ablociiiN .........., ... ill lhC". VOL XXII NO 137 -----------""-~O_M_ER .....O_Y_-M_I_D_DL_E_POR_T_O..:..I;f_IO_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __;_T_YU:...~:..:S:.IJA...:.Y:.......:O:.::C:.::T..::: O::::.B.:.:: c!?:...:3::::0:.....:..:19.:::.69:._ _ _ _ _ 0_ _ _ _ _ _ _T:...:E~N:....C::.:E:;.N:..:..::TS ELBEm;ELDS IN POMEROY '. month remalnid before tht government was obllgoct to oct anyway. the high COU<I Mid In Its decision lhel '"The quosllan prooonlod Is one of par_, lmportence, Involving as I I the -111 of lundarnonlal rights to many thousands of lchool children ..." II told the Appelloto Court In Now Orleens to direct the schools to accopl all or pert of HEW's earlier plena ·or to amend them •s It sen fit. In any caM. It said, .. ...,.._ " pllcll holdings of thll court obllgotlon ot ovorr school entii:,>~;,o at y Sayre, Rancb' Becker, W a y n e nounc:od In a potter can•t ill WeD, Georse Hawkey, Deb! Gal· the Roclno Elomentorr School. Region Received But Sen. James 0 . Eaotlltld, D-Mln .. Mid the ruling '"spells dlustor far public educ:allon In Mlaalaalppl and manr pam of the South." Tho Justice Ooportrnanl heel arguad • botore the s.,nm. Court ""'" time was nMded to perfect lnloiJrollon plana the Ooportment of IINlth, EducJ· • tlon and Welforo bed drlflad for the 30 dlstr-lcls. It contended the pten1 were haatlly drawn and would have resulted In ..._ If put Into offoct ot the beginning of the ICheol y-. AlthoUgh llfflo ""'" than a .) Poster Made vin. • Attend Concert : Ingels Furnltare : • • .• Mournin~ Crown Club Queen Winners Announced Exc •t1no co mpac t A1333 Super The MOBILON. Sc r ee n TV feat ur e s a h and some scu l p t u r e d mu l t ! · c o lo re d c ab i ne t fas hioned m cl ean. mod ern recta ngu lar hnes. In Grained Amenca n Waln ut color and Gold c olor, or Grained Pec an color and . The Rutland Friendly Gardeners Club hes received first piece In Region 1l for Its garwork ther•py with special education students In the Rutland Elementary School during 1961-69. Mrs . Howard Birchfield served as therapy chairman for 1he year's prolecf. The clau II Mre. Martha Searls w a s bolng cantfnued this yoor with Mrs. larry Edwards 11 crowned queen for the week chairman. when the Meigs Tops KnotchThe club will al10 r~ve ere met Tue~ night at the awards for tying for first place Melp County lntlrmary. In Region 11 on the publicity Mrs. Searls had i five pound book ond for honer-able mentlm loss. Runner~p with an over In the stale on Its year-. two pound loss was Mrs. Marte Blrchrield. Mrs. Cecilia MJtch CONDITION IMPROVING opened the meeUng with the Mfaa JOOD Klaer of Le1art prQer. A Halloween part;)' to Falls Is a psdent at the Rivbe held Uds week was plan. erside Methodlat Hospital In ned. It was decided not to cos- Columbus. Her c:ooctl- Ia retume. Games will be played portedl.y Improving. Har room and diet re!realunents serv- IIIDiber Ia 2018 lor thoae who ed. would like to send canto. Baqs SP'Vr1AL Service Gravealde services for Harvey Hendersm Mournln& 60, former MkldleJ)Ort resident who died at St. Albans, W, Va., will be held at 2 p.m. Thursday at the Riverview Cemetery in Middleport. Mr. Mourning resided at It3 Riveniew Drive at st. Albans. He was a retired section laborer on 1he Cheaspeoke and Oblo Railroad and was a member <( the Methodist Church. Fmeral services will be held at 11 a .m. Thursday at the Cu. dorph Funeral Home In St. AI. bans after which time the bociY wiD be brought to Middleport for the graveside rites. George Hargraves, s~erin- Lohse, Steve Miller, Sherrie SUNDAY lenient, spoke to the group on Blackston, Sonly Taylor, Linda SPECIAL SINGING by t h e the importance of supportlrc the Shenefield, Rosemary Rice, servants Quartet at the Mt. Hermon Church Sunday at 7:30 levy. Dur~ 1he meetlll! It was Mary Radford, Becky Wright, reported that the aaBOClation Frank Glralaml, Sherry Hayes, p.m. now has a membership of 100. Batte JeanHobstetter. Marlene MONDAY are sun being aecepted Goodwin ard Glenna Sprague. Dues THEODORUS COUNCIL 17, ani may be maUed to lllorid Dau@lllers of America, 7 :30 p. to Bowen or Mrs. Roy Mayer , m. MooKiay at the 100F hall. Charter to be draped in mem- Pomeroy. Plans were made (or an inory of Elsie Hart; members to formal dance to be held at the wear white. conclusion o( the march~ seaE I e m e n t ason. Named to a committee to ryMiddleport TO HOLD OPEN HOUSE School winDers In a poster Mr. and Mrs. Clemente Men- plan the dance were Mrs. Dan- contest to promote the three IQ' Thompson, Mrs. Mayer, mill renewal levy for the Meigs ehtni wtu observe their 50th wedding anniversary with an Mrs. Uoyd Wr,igbl, Mrs. lllovld Local School Dlatrlct tobevotRobinette, Mrs. Frank Wilson, SHOE STORE open bwse from 2 to 5 p .m. on ed on at Tuesday'sgenaralelec. Mrs. Paul Casci and Mrs. Keith Moxt Door to Elborlolds &mday at their home, 309 Wetztion were announced Tuesday. Goble. ' - - -- - - - - - - - ' gall St. , Pomeroy. Sponsored by the Middleport R was announced by Bowen PI'A, the contest was 1:011®<1e e e • e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e that parents will participate In ed In two categories with prizes e e senior night activiUes at the of $5 lor !lrst, $3 for second concluding perrormance atf~ • Lt.,. : ball games. He recognized those and $2 for third being awarded in each categocy. • attel'lllng in OOservance of : All 74 entries will be dla. • e uDads' Night. " Mrs. Harold played In Mlddle)>Ort business. e • Blackston asked for workers at houses. Winners In 1he flrot • • the Friday night. Refresh- to third grade group, In order • • 1ments were served at the eonlisted, were Janell Kally, Ter: : elusion of the mee~ • • The pep band presented a pro- ri Zerkle and Mary Bath Sla- • '"'7.: ·-·; ..::::·::::::' :::= =: District 13 Friendship Night Held the ltev. Robert KOOn, Charles Coq:er, Gary Boggess, Mike First Bapelsl Churcb. Oiler, Charles Lane, Sam TerRecelvirw: the prb:es for best z~lous, Jim Lane, Barbara coatwnes were Anita arll Marla . and Cheryl Mowery ancl Jayne Sheridan In •• Mary Had a Llttle Hoeftich. POMEROY BROWNIE TROOP 171 - Jack............ were Lamb, " moat orlginal; Lena Mrs. Wickham and Mr. alii Phalin. as afalry, the prettiest; Mrs. Bob Hoeflich judged the made durlll! a HaUoween par1y of the Pomeroy brownies held Monlay nlgbt after school at 1he Pomeroy First Baptist Church Mrs. Margaret 5l!erldan, 1he costuml"lo u,gliest, alii Mrs. S&ndy Phalln. basemert. After the children carved thelr jack~larterna they were the funniest. Children of the Meigs Counlighted for a Halloween soag!eat. Canlled IQIPlos were given as ty Home were guests attheparfavors and cookies decorated in the pwnpkln theme and elder ty planned by Mrs. Nettle Bam· were served. hart ard Mrs. Oliver Michael New members or the trcqJare Linda Rosenbaum, Kim Warn-The church socialroomwas exer, Linda Reedy, Anna Wiles, Lisa KiJW, Teresa Smith and tenslvely decorated in the HalMarla Logar. In charge of the perty were Mrs. William Sheri· loween motU:, The refreshment WEDNE!IlAY dan, Sr., 1he leader, who was assisted by Mrs. IHchard Rosei>WIUlWOOD GARDEN Club, baum ani Mrs. Orval Wiles. table centerpiece was an arOthers at the party were 'I'a!nm7Gulnther,SherrleOaborne, ra~ement of mums ln a PUJJ'IP'" 7:30 Wednesday, "come as you are" party, oome of Mrs. Pout Judy HaD, Kathleen Smith, Ala McKinrl)', Manly Sisson, Mary kin container. Mr. ani Mrs. WUllam Sheri- Fisher: Mrs. HlramFtBher,aa. Mitch, Connie Romine aM Maria Sheridan. Recent projects of the Brownies hne Included maklll! clowns dan ard Orval Wiles conducted sistine hostess. THURSDAY out of tin cans ani old socks, ani moldlll! ani palntiJW lesf games and a feature of the eve-MIDDLEPORT WCTU, 7:30 plaques. ning was a visit to the "spook" house. Refreshmerts or cider Thursday ~ Middleport F l r s t MIDDLEPORT JUNIOR TROOP 39 - Costume prizes were and donuts and can:l.ied apples Baptisi Church. Election of of. ficers . awarded durlll! a HaU~Meen party of 'l'r<q> 39 Monlay nigbt at were served. WOMEN'S ASSN .• 7:30Thurs- the scout houae. AtteOOtrw were Mr. and Mrs. The winners were Velvet Swisher, the prettlest; 8ally WaltOrval Wiles, Anm an:l. Jimmy, day night at Middleport First John Hunnell, Ric~. Ronnie, United Presbyterian Church; ers, the ugliest; Martha Krawsczyn, the JllOtit ortginal, am Je~ Jeff ani Bobby Couch, Mr. ani Mrs . R. M. 5l!erman has book nller Wise, the funniest. HaUoween games were played and refreshments of saOOMrs. Harry Bailey, Debbie and study. Mrs. Rodney Downing. devotions; hostesses are Mn. Keith, Mr. ani Mrs. Richard wiches, potato chips aJXI soft drinks were seTved. AssisUng Flnlaw, Mr. and Mrs. William Joe Bailey. Mra. William Oh. Mrs. Roscoe Wise, leader, with the party were Mrs. Harold Sheridan, Jr. , Maria, Anita, linger, Mrs. LeoKennedy, Mrs. Fitch, Mrs. carolyn Haley, Mrs. John Krawsczyn, Mrs. Wllllam and Christina, Mrs. Tom Hy· Plummer Beeson and Mrs. J. Walters, Mrs. Franklin Triplett aOO Mrs. Newnan Burdette. soU, Todd ani ScctiY, Mrs. han K. Smith. Gues'.s at the party were suzarn Wlse, Kellee Burdette, ANNUAL MEETING, Meigs Walker, G-.y, Bonnie and Lola, Chris Burdetle ani Barbara Haley. S<outa attenl~ In addition Mrs. June Poole, Lisa Poole, County Pioneer and IHstorlcal to those nanleo ~ere Judy GUkey, a new member, Mary BOggs, Mrs. William Sheridan, Sr., Society, 1 p.m., Thuridlly, St. Tracy Burdette, ~erri Fife, Ann Fitch, Kathy Haley, Trudy Hall, Mrs. Elmer Wickham, Vicky, Paul's Lutheran Church, POme. Catby - - · · Jonl Murray, Ann Pesrch, Cindy Trijllett, Jill Timmie a~ Tracy Hysell, Ben- roy, Walburn, Cindy White ani Robin Taylor. ny Skinner. Mrs. Terry Phaltn Soturday 1he girls went on a hike at Forkod Run Lake. They BRADBURY PI' A HaUoween , . . - - -- - - -- - - - - , Carnival, 7 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. were transported to the lakebyMn. LiooelBoggs, Mr. and Mrs. William Swisher, ancl Mr and Mrs. Roscoe Wise. Followlrw the 'lbursda.Y at tbe acboo1 . FRIDAY hlke, the scout11 had a wiener roast. Guests were Paula SWisher, David Swisher am. Suzanna Wise. DANCE FRIDAY, American Lestoo hall, Racine. Music by Scouts on the ota:trc were Mary Boggs, Tracy Burdette, A D n ~·Kord Klnp:" fl. Belpre. Free Fitch, Katby Haley, Trud;y HaD, Cln!yHindy, MarthaKrawscz.yn, re(reshments, JJUbliC welcome. Ann Pearch, Velvet Swisher, Cln:ly Triplett and Jennifer Wiselm!GS IHGH School cheerRaise the fas.h ic!!' MIDDLEPORT TROOP 5 - A court or awards was planned leaders• atter..pme dance Fricolors! day lollowring the Melgs..Jron.. for Nov. s when the troop members met recently at tbe scout Reel, ton football game at the Meigs house. brown, or Patrol activities toward completiog badge requirements Junior !Hgh auditorium, 10 to grey, midnight. The Jays will em- were discussed and it was noted that the girls have participated shining cee. Admission 50 CAnts each. in hikes, cookouts, and nature studies. patent. A HaUoween party were planned lor 7:30 Wednesday at the SOUP SUPPER t 'rlday at St. boose. Relreshment and recreation committees were scout Pau1 Lutheran Church, Pomenamed. Costume prizes wlll be awarded. roy , 4 p.m. SOup, sandwiches. pie, cake and beverage. SATURDAY IIOLY COMMUNION, Soturday, 12:15 p.m., All Solnts Day, at Pome roy Grace ~iscopal A resolution eOO.orslng the gram of music. Making up the Cburch. three mill renewal levy tor the grO\CII were Ellen Rice, Steve HIGH SCHOOL dance par1y Meigs Local School District to Sc:hiUlJW, Tim Glaze, Jim with the Jays Soturday, 8 p.m. be voted on In Tuesday' s gener- Haley, Nathan Robinette, Vicky at the Meigs Junior H I g h af election was passed by the Van Matre, Kathy Yates, Jo School auditorium. School spon- Meigs Band Boosters Associa- Ellen Diehl, Sandy Johnson, Kasored. Admission 75 cents each. tlon Monday night ren Grltrlth, Randy Burt, Jmn .: 9995 : . _, ~~ '' ·ed at a Halloween party staged Tuesday night at the Pomeroy •• • ••• •• ••• •• ••• •• .. ·- ·-·- -.. •·· • o., Oct. 29, 19119 Costume prizes were award~ aril Lena, Mrs. Burton Smith, • · " . '· :Party Prizes Awarded -~ ~ ~-· ' ,..._, .., ;16 - The llloll1 Sentinel, Mlddl-rt-Pomeroy, ' .., .. - · - · - e Emerging from the confwr. ence hall , Madame Sinh told newsmen she did not eccept the American proposal, and lnateed proposed !hot oecrot bltelerel negotiations be"'- WallhJng. lon end the Viet tong, excluding Solgon. begin either today or Friday. Communist sourctt had earlier said lhot thelwo conflicting proposals would leve thl two sides In a deeper stalemate than ever. Lodge had propoled the total number of delega,.. be reduced from 52 to 16 members, and that the texts of their peace proposals not be modo pubtlc. It was the oeooncr CllniKUII.. Lodge hod abotalnid from adv•nclng ·•ny pe•Ca pr-ls. and aJnllnod hlml!llf to talking about the talks. 4J1 can- ' I' - · Lodge loft the without delivering tiia negotiating statement In an ICt designed to protest the oiiiiUtlo of the Comm101111 negotlolors. Spooking offer Lodge - ; . tho lwo Communist negotlato& demanded to know &rill when the Unllod Statos woold enter Into direct talks wJfh. th.t VIol Cong. ' Modemo Blnh said lhel .If America was reedy to wtft)· drew Its farces totally end rapidly from South vtetnarw. the VIet Cong '"would enter lr1ljo direct talks with the -~­ govtrnment on the modltitfa of the t._ withdrawal." • Madame Blnh nkid Lodge point blank: "'Would !be U.S. government bo p r - - ' to act this w.y?" Do It Now, · Warns Chase Soil and ...ter - measures being lnatalJed 11,y farmers and ranchero the 1969 Alrlcallllral Conaoir. nllnn Prosram muot be ll&•!lalcy COII1p1oW by 1he ositl Ill the year, accordlna toWQIIa' M. ChaiMl, chairman Ill • . lfelga Coual;r Alrlcaltural 111&blllzadon ani Committee ( ASC) , • • '" He urpd l'armara to .... eon...... plete their - - ..... u 10011 •• pollible. "Sometime• • IbiD wm ..... to got the work dona to Non• ber or December, ..,. lbor llalda him QP. 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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 29, 1969 mourning petrel