https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b84547f662fc773ab1a174bdc655d824.pdf 6fd5ffd8c6c228900d32a7d78b99950d PDF Text Text .. .w ... M'itb.er .,f ., . .r. ,, •• +.. ..~, 'lbeliai!JSINinti,F-~""'""""·\l••·•wlllll9'• 1'- - ~ • No < I • II . • -:':f•.. If I 0 , ,, , \ ?fdult High Scliodl iPl~n· Set Up By State Board • :. ~ · •'' I " ell.. ~~~y of lhe Volun- toor .~DePt. lllaPr Ia oR!>(Iaor- ' 1 • ,. By RICK 'I)U li'low · .not food sale 'HoLLYWOOQ (UPiltllll Frl...;.,,.nd Salqrila,Y, N<>- ~ ·wold. t.livlsloil' '"'·: ........... lf•' aad· 15th at Cltl' •v .,., ln& ia - ~ ." llllllil~. ~ . ~.;;~~~ PerioDs hPin& baked JIOOCI• 1v sell or homemac!e LIS1011: n"* 1amoua. ..w-. ltemi ma,y brlnll them ID Cl1;y styli', ·earthy mO)IIK favored by tory school should hiMI Ill .... , llaU on FridaY or 5ltut'dl1. tho young motion plctu.-. 'CoLUMBUS (UPII - Tho <JIIo Rhodol,th.-..lull-tlme..,chortaftd •IICII . , audl-- ·--~lftUe 1o moll ln other action tile board apIIMrd of Education hal lmpl• -~- ~ The pro-'s will be lor 1118' Qlfieral ~-·lftdll!ehnCI """'! more theft two gr ..... •v "T"" 011 televl • "*'led 1969 legislative mHS- proved: cla......,.... Tho two ochoOII 113,000 on lire tiGII. - .tho 111m "Tom J..,.." vocational odu<.allon -3.769 urK selllftt up adult high hove limited school '!"rollmtftl, .lrllek, IDol lor p~rchoao of ocored only milt rllllfttl Khool education program• and ...,.101 1o -ve on estimated -EKionolon of I doldiiM lor noedocl llims for 1118 fl r e ,d was ltlwafore '8 126.000 pupils In CJ\Io durlftt tile lllulftt pormlto to non-ttochlng foderal MOllOY appllciiiiGIII from clol*rtmei!L Chriltmll !low- ~~orif--ln Its ·network current school year. 1111stants In public schools. Nov71o Feb. 6, 19111, ...._... . er will be lOki airing "vera I weeks bock, , -A plan In which lOCh of tho Tho board docldod Molldoy to of delay In congreaslonel apaiOIII wilh homemade IIOIIP. • .now eomea word that ".GeorGY roqulro a high lchool diploma alate's elementary and secon- prop-lationsbaked bea'ns, potaiD aalad, girl' llftlahod a dreadful 61&1 In dary schools would participate tar 1au.nce of a four-yHr per- In a .,l!isslve reading program -FundlfttOI educlllloneltele- hot clop, !Ish end french tile lair.! natiOMI ranklngs. , mil to a ~~- aldo. who howfries. ' ~ vision program tapes lor tho ~.point: _ , may got 0110 tor lust one tor chlldron. Tv Foun-Northwnt <JIIo E may well bo that tho -A record 4,816 special edu11 ,..r II not a greduote. 11011 and Greater Toledo ETV VETERANS MEMORIAL. outburts ot oarthlntu 011 vldoo cation cl•sses for the pruent SOROIUTY '1'0 IIEET :;t.:dol hllp elementary teach Foundation. HCISPITAL trom Mw-atylea fllma, a school yltar . XI GaJnma Yu ~ ofBe-"' with such chores as collect-A $(1,631 conalructlon InAdmlssiO!lS - Joseph Hood, concarn of cGIIservatlvo view-Exomptlonl for Scioto Valta Ph1 Sorority wU1 at 8 Ing money. dressing children. loy Md Newcomerstown school crease lor tho SoulhaOtl Local Millersville; u 81 Cosio, Kao- ..-1 , may bo minimal otter all p,m. Thur.- at Col•!81bola Ol')ertlzlng games and other districts from compllanca with School Dlolrlctol Portaeo Coun- aU1111' CJa.yton Tipple, Middle- 01 networks and otudlol tall sChool activities. Sollthtrll ~· c.. ~ lAithor Amos, Cheohlro; bock on tholr own t>omomado aad a atandord saying each olamon- ty, roqulrod by lnlletlon. ooclal .,....;. In~ • ·t heodull oducollon programs -condtllonolly a 151,000 ..,.,.. ElaiiiO MWioen, BQUomJ movln. which IIIey know they wUI help moke the per10111 ellstructiGIIInc:ruse tor Chippewa • G Stdlo.rt Sr Racine. can construe! spoclllcally to g.,:o tor )obs. which has the 0 School Olslrlcl In Wayne Coun- "::':....a.s _: H;;,er leeo- ottracl television'• · gonorally svppor1 of Gov. James A. ty, due to higher costa. older oudlonca. UY -A roque1t by tho YOUfttl- howor. , Addrollftt&: CBS-TV'aprlmoOn town Boord of EduciiiiGII lor IX· SUt'~"ERS CONTUSION time pro lootboll game come 1ft tensiGII of • ~.000 conlrad tor 11>e MlddlftlOrl E-R squad a remarkably olrong 26th Plans to name the •-outstand- expansion of tho Chollln Voce- was called to tho Foodllner • among all ahows. , .II was ,' ' Mkldleporl. for Mlchoel Stow- broadcast on a t.londly night, , Ing young educator ol Meigs tlonal School. --Confirmed tile revocation of art. who sulrerod a cortuslon on .which should pleaso tho C<JunV" was aJID(JWlC8d today by Richard Poulin and Ralph the Bello Conlor Local School his hoalllna faiL He waataken opposiiiGII network ABC-TV , Werey, co-<halrman ol tile Jey- Dlsfrld In Logon county, ettec- to Volerana Memorlal Hol!))llal, because, starting next tall, II live June 30, 1970, booed upon trootod. and reloued. will present weekly pro loofbilll , Jewell D. Carr, 70, Alfred, coo project, falllftt to meet state otar>dlrdl. Monc!IY afternoon In Ath- The search Is part of a na•• following an extellllod III- tionwlde Jeycee program ID lin. He ms bom at Allred, spotllstrt tile achlevemonta and Cit 1011 ol the late WIIIIam dedication of professional edu~ and RoSI Barnhill Carr. cators, both male and female, 1J!1 was a widely kn<nm !arm- betWeen the aJ18s ol21 and 35. of the Allred area. Mr- Educators ol the first fhroul!l! Cur bolonp4 ID the Or'""' 12th zrade levels will bo eon- Judge• lor thooovelllhiiJIIWI) Cbristton Church end Alfred oldered. Meigs Counll' Junior Miss PaaGron&oNames for nominations ma,y eart are allliOUilCed by pqeart ::He Is survived by his wife, be received from lftYOOI- cholrman Ralph Werry. IIIa,.Y Guthrie Carr; two sons, Names end the school address They are Joe Avis, director, WIIIWn L., Coolville Route 2, ol educaiDrs nomlnoled ahould west VIrginia Junior Min Pait.a Charles D., ~rsPlalns; be malled to outstandlniYoung geant; Mrs. Wando _ GIII-, i:daustrter. Mrs. Thomas(Thol- Educator, Meigs Counll' Jey. Mrs. Ohio 1962, who iudiod the 6 Mae) White, Long Bottom; cees, P. o. Box 2, I'Omel'O)', west Vlrglnlo Junlor Mlas Paa\&lstor; Mrs. Oslo Henderson, Ohio 45769, eant and the Mlsa U. S.A. Paa81ysv11Ie Route 1, and If grandNominations will be )ldged eant· Russell MU!er, pall preddJdren, locaUy by a panel of dvlc load- s o1 the Ohio Junior Mlis A lister, Mrs. Mabel Grlf- ers. The local winner wiD be P-rt, prooontly vice preol• liD, and a grenddau&lrter, Kim- hooorod at a Jeycees Bosses dert; Mrs. IJnda Dellawn, Ohio llbrly Kay carr, preceded him Night cllmer In Joouary. A II Junior Mloa Inc., coor-cllMior, In dealh. nominations should be made by and Sber11'81l Hopkins, Jr., .... : Fuoeral service• will be held D 1slstart doln and Instructor In ~~one with It Z p.m. Wednesday at tile Oraccounting, Ohio Unlvers~. ovenlze tihellll. Flnllhld Itt llip Christian Church with the Flrela of the pageaot will be ... 1 .......... colon. BeY. Jomes Qll...,berey ofllcstapd 5&1urda1, Nov. U at 8 !f!1nB· Burial wiU be In the p.m. at 1118 Melga J unlor 111gb elwreb cemstory- Frlt!nds lillY (eontfnuecf tr0111 """ 1) School audltorllllll In Pomeroy. lou at 1118 White Fuoeral Home lllree explosions- . Tlckata for the pogeaut oro on Iii ~· Plalnalll)'llme. Deputy Fire Chief Anthony aa1e at Nelson'• DriiB Store In ' I •, :: 'I '''•,, ' t •l N ~ ' ' i I •' '•• ' Jewell Carr Are N Open l)ies Monday Pageant Set ...:a ... BOTTlf Rocked ~ ·~ """' l"* ·HOUSE SLIPPERS s-M-L· '2·50 ~ S4.50 Jdecd Christtnas LAY·A·I'AY THE SHOE BOX ' Whoro$hoes Are Sensibly Priced MIDDLE PORT, 0. :IIEI6S lOIATil. TONIGHT, NOV. II "TRUE GRIT" 'John Wayne Glen Compboll , Colorcartoons: Think Sink Go.tl Helg't:rs Stub Cow y SHOW STARTS 7 PJJ . '' ' ' ' ' ' · 'Wednudoy oncl Thursday Hov. 12-13 HOT OPEH ·, ' • ,' ,• HORSE PULL TOY ".._cv ..,n tr.v eoota.-,1!1~111! • '-:d~~ ~..-.Ul!lwlhtm~-:*t': ..oo I ype 01 explcis1 ve woa uild In ,;, for $1. Tlel<ets • lees! !wO of tho blasts---<1! GM nd RCA. Pollee Copt. William Maugh oold et tho RCA O>CPIOIIon site we could smell tho cordite we went 'up!' Cordite Is a ropo-llkeexploslvemohlrlal. Tho RCA bulkllftt blost occurred Q11llle 20th floor near bonk of elevators In the 70· I tory lkyocropor"It waa one hell of a big noise and II ocarod me 1o death," sold maintenance men William Lynch. At ltost half a dozen patron• n I the plush Rain- Room .., the 65th lloor of tho building had to walk down boCIUIO tile elevetor was knocked ovf ot service. At GM. the blest ripped • . • through a ser..-lce elevator Ell aale from nooo wtll 5 p.m. at the auditorium onlho cl83' ofthe pageant tor '1.50. A Junior Mlu Parade wiU atart oil p_.a Dl)' at 10 a. m. at the Medlanlc St. parkiJW lot In Pconeroy. All grollll or orpnbatlons wlshln& to partlelpate should contact Werey or be at the parklntllotby9:45Sat- urdiY • Bland l'diJmA .,. _._, Dies Monuay Mrs~ Emma Lucille Blllld, 80, Oliver St., Middleport, diad MoDIIa1 evening In Holzer MedIcal Center. Mrl. Blend was bom July 4, 1889 In Rutland, tile dautdlter of 1118 late John alld Miry Am BurneY. 91e II llllrYI'Iodb.J-aons. Floyd L. llume1, M1Mleport, the 19th floor, The OM Injury was suatalnod by tho elevator operator when his cor plungod from tho 17th to tile lllh lloor before II stopped. AI tile Chase Manhlltan and Fred L. IIUnle1, Colwnbuo; building, the expiOifon 011 tho a brolber, Elmer IIUnle1, C... 16th floor iore out soverol plete Jumbus: lOVeD grandddldraa, glou wlndoWiand caused other ...era1 ~ • grendeMI-, "extensive damage.'' . pollee ~.and sold. ..._1 and Gf111>611S. Mrs. Bland was a member of 1118 ML llorlah Cbureh, ML Moriah Mtnlolll17 Sodel,y, and the Lawll Monley American LasloD AlmlllarJ, In addltlan ID her poreata, lbe waa p:ece WI In death b)' ber llloblud, Albert Bland, tour brolbora, and olllero. FunoraiiOI'vlooa will beheld Thursday at 2 p.m. at lho Mt. Moriah Clllreh, Mlddltporl, wltll tile BeY. Rabert Joek1011 alrldaflt>g, Burial will be l1l WI I e a Csmolel'Y, lh¢1Md Frlelldl ..., cell at lbo !l&wilnp.0-11 Funoroilfo!me Wad,.._ from 2 to 4 and 1!D 9, and C!ll , . . . und1 12:10 p.m. AD Checking Accounts would be alike if · all Banks were alike BUT THEY'RE NOT The bll difference in a.ckl• Aetounb is the WJ blnk$ -..e. PeoPle ~~ ow Ctllekll'll SeMel blciUM' IIley IP!i'ltiatt our afflc~ncy, tritndlinna. hal~!· 1'1111. We lhir* lhfl 'IOU 'Mill too, lnd WI invltl yGU to open tn ICCOUAl WHEN YOU VISIT PARK . fREE -'",_.!( I Tho oXDUiolon waa ordered ~~r ·-u of 1118 21 members of1Jie. CGIIIreao WorldJW Committee oti b e Coocreos Party ata ti!Ai - hour meetlt>g. N r s. CiUIIhl and aiDe ol her altlPOJ'(era:boy.- the meetln& and 0.. doiiDUIIeod Ita result as ··,-) ,, - O . _ J I . 1: n.e Meftp·Maion Area ~. , -~ • ' a of ~~: .-v- hi ta....,......"""' r- ·= ·not :~ i!lif -v~c~~~r Aeordr GrieDr .• ·~ . , , W. Va., ·~ ........ ......_l~ 1u p1e<;e !1114 J1111b ,n.-:·:;;.....,1• ~~~e~ .. · . S..oalii• , , 1 .t ;;Jd1tt;t ,. ' • , •-'-, .. , f'ulleral Ml'\'lcea Will beheld J'.r*J at l 'P.Jil· at 1118 CheoW H...nne Church witll 1118 !liYI' Herbert Gra~ CWelaHng .~ . WI~ be ill th• Chaoler ~· Friends ma,y eoll at 1118 'l!tlini'FIDieral lloJile any. W.. · """' . hove .Subol""'la' ...,.. tanu and Ire milit have It ........ ' Accord:nd to S.undt<~, limo alreedy, hlo ·run out on ·p a - r sorilco, "Unl... CG!Ig-decldol1o a-late Iundt 1qr botlt CltPIIol lmprov• menll oftd opor4flftt oxjoonoes, there Is no chance that po-rsenrlcowlllourvlve," ho sold. According to Saundera, thoro ' S.i,x Children ;;,:;• :~~.,.':'":.:~ ::~ rei Iroods should· bo allowed 1o drop them, or the gov.lmmont should reimburse the roflroadl Die in Fire ·tor tho dollcll. Saundenooldsolarthls-r •- Days SL _ • CLEVELAND (UPII - Six c;lllldrefl_ ware kllied In a house nv. . IDnJnD' lire"" tho dty'a oaoflldo early ·~ ·· y The vlctlmo. two girls end II foUr boyo ~Qed from lllree to •• ~ "' ·•~of tho Her ,_, ,wwemom-• · The l'llmel'O)' Chamber ol """JfiCklonfamlly. Flromtft ware called to tho Commerca olllelally will weiocp of tho t15,000 blou ot eome lho ~~~- 1Pl;'!! iWUf· 3 a.m. Tilly sof!l tho __ _ 1111 ' " " . , _ 111 ~ """"'• house ·was -u11od In cl83', Nov. 2'· ;;;::.. they A porado II plllllld otr p. " 1'ha olx chlldrtft !Jppo....,lly m. ~ IIDreo liUI remain .auffocalod In 111,1 ~II-~ evenlilatorabci&1peii'C!Iiboill_. eroa cit tho two and volllence. "' "· ·· · ...,. . ., , , • . rk • Ur•...:11 "0 -,--l'hg. "ell ''\'17 ' Bruee blvlo, llttland •lllage empl- toldlllaland councHmen 1118 land 1111001 ~ operaled by tile ,vlllaa*)li workiJW .-J,y, Tho dUQI Ia tor Rutland Vllloge realdents only. 1n Giber aetlon ~~r · .....,u It wa1 .-to renew 1 llre eootract 11 1 t h Scipio T'"'rtahlp CoOitllerll portion) and with the Rutllnd, T~ , trusteea. Both eodn.eia' •W be aublidtted to..__,.._ __ ,.._ t ~-- , u"' _ _..., ru•-• .or approval. 'A "_.,_..__ U --..u,.counc Millon were Mayor EIIDeaniBOD, eoai>- ~ -•- ..,_ Tbo ·retll!ll"i~ .- !J'be ·~ PfBt Statedj!llll!ih~ - ' peirt, ilo!rMr, .., • , 1~ation I JJeL OJ Is Empluuize The Rei'. Charles Norris was apeaker . TUesday at a Voter801 DaJ assembll at Soutllorn ..,..,; School I• o-clno. ,._, T .... The a.f, l&. Norris empha-. slzod' ' lho -~........11 of tile -- , lllltlon tD. , veferaas of Ito lng a discussion on tile uoo and -~~ ~ces -• of .... ---• preparation of certain dru-," JI!IIDI -tllim llnt\11- 10'• w. eomp1.., · m:~=~do:.,n.:nld. ia 1,1 ,tartod In J)Ol1D\eat~. ·lho room. ~·""-rl:nveatl· WII·GIItho ICOftt, =.. u:V.. '1'110* ""·liO"b v,.,,. •· w,;....:=::"' ....Ve . 'l'M·I'Jid~lllii- Chi~!!A~a,l~ ,;~~~~==;~~·~-:~· ..., ~~ '!.~ ~ 1'*1CIII ~ - ,..'"•:'""1' kfeli;d 4111 011 lliCiv, G• 1ven · CLYDE BEATIY SNACKED ~Y . ON 'Volenll1 Dl)''l" ANIMA,L (Il~I<ER5 , ';, \ .. l. ·~· -~• Glenn CanvQII8ing Delegate. wot& wao at · ~- llri. ~ .~. . .It, ••i"~ *I'd " .. '~ •.~ He said he was In the PI oatil of leaving hi• 11,000-a-lab as an executive of the Roy•l Crown Cola Co. In New York. "Working out an agreement to continue as director of RC In~ ternot1011al ... II 0111 of . tho mission. However, McKinnon Glenn and his wife were th lnga lllat has been delaying said there was not yet enough house guests during their stay my move," he said. Glenn sold he wanted 1o 1111 Information available to -say here at the home of Ethel Ken whether tile flare, 11 II did neely, tile wile of the Ia~ U.S. up an office in the Olio captt•t city fo handle moll and achlddevelop, would pose a threat to Sen. Robert Kennedy. Apollo 12. Glenn said there were sever- ules before mBklng 1 formal en. In fhti· Conrad lnst:aecfed his awe- al things he would have to do try ln1o the Senate some Saturn 5 rocket Tuesday, " ...before I make any formal Buckeye state. Glenn oold members of his reported II looked "tine" and announcement. but I hope to summed up the •tatus of be .moving out to Columbus compolgn staff would Include former CJ\Io Supreme Court pre-launch odlvlly with OM verv shortly," Justice Jamn F . .8ell1 London, <JIIo; · Torn Gee, fllrmorly 011 ... tile staff of Iormor <JIIo Unl· verslty President Vernon Alden; LONDON (UPI)- Wantea: -oxlmatelySOOnameswhlch and Richerd Gtorhort of Circle-" 'mo ghost. Kemp described as o "Who'• ville. QUALIFICATIONS: lllaablll- Who" of ghosfl, fy to glvo holiday vlslloro tho "We want to keep this 011 tho "willies." level/' said Kemp, a 33-ye.ar-old "No nlghtwork or lrngulor camp dlroc1or, In a felophone hours,.' promised the ad In the Interview. Times. "comlortobto dungOOM Drake loland, where Charles and aole haunting rights." · II Imprisoned the reglcldoo oftd But Philip Kemp. who piiiCod hlo fuccassors hold Napollonlc tho ed In an ellorf to dredge up War prloonon. should be a a gholt 1o aHract tourlots to natural hoblfat for ghosts with · Drake Island, wao a bit Ill six ecrea ol forlreu aftd particular too. dun-. Kemp aold. "lito"',ndor~l'!" oxpanonl1, But, ha uld. lho laof known race Enterprising Ghost Wanted todIJ,$ FU""' &111 ~ad_. 'and •P-J........ Among the lllouoondo _ . _ ed fo bo on hand lor tho plasfofl are President Nlxan, VIce President Spiro T. AeiiOW and M<s. Pat Nixon. The Prealdont tentatively wos set. duled to orrlve at 10: 10 a.m. launch dey. Officials In communities .Urroundlftt tile opoce COIIfw "flmeto IIIII hall -a mlllkll! Plt't.alll wtll bo In lila H tO see Apollo 12 ru.,blo lk-;witd. Betwoon 750.000 and 0111 mil 119ft were on hand for tho launcli of Apollo 11 In July. Can.didai"V in Senate Race ·d pi·-•·· Till' Teachers A11n. command ship Yankee O l e! 8:42a.m .• Friday and spoad for launch Friday, Apollo 12'1 dar, In 1aunty spirits and the next two hours and «< astronauts relaxed at their wearing a battered baseball cap m lnutes gelllftt 1111 lor lila quarters today and reviewed with an Apollo 12 button pinned stort of tile 10-<loy odvonturo. G1'vefi fU.e • -- Ope.. lYov. 24· .;~'i:,ed. II·. clerk, end Ml11 Holom Smf111. Mrs, David Bowen and J 'o b 11 Arnott of the Melgl L o c al Prepartory to A.ruwuncing To Veterans Fbled·l-1•-..,. ter, Mrs. E. 0. Hall, ~ members; L. W. MeComu, The veteran apace comman- plans for the nation's second to It, later went on a ..tO-minute moon landing mission . acrobatic flight In a TJ8 lot The 11:22 a.m. EST bloa1off trolner . He sold the plano's Is just two days away. and rodlo "pooped out," but It Charles "Pete" Conrad, Rich- didn't bother him. ard F. Gordon and Alan L. Concell Pltno Flight Bean are ready . Gordon canceled a plane The three pilots hoped 1o toke flight Tuesday and lnslood advantage of the unusually remained at hla quarters smooth launch preparations. and catching up on paper work . ounny weather and eo far a llton -ked ov1 1or " while In swim In tho Atlantic after a lunar module .olmul•lor. Mlltlg lund! wit~ IIIII·progrn Golwld· lila P!IIIMd to fly • · helicopter; bui switched to tho ollfclals -tcicloy. Acllvlfy picked up at tho iot lnsfeod. launch pod belol'e down. fiGs! Tho lllree Nivy commandera of the work was dovoiN 1o ore scheduled to board the getting the 55-ton spacecraft ready tor flight. The most altlcal operation - activating the ship's fuel cell power WELlSI'ON, Ohio (UPO generators-was scheduled late Mike Tomer, • soventh grade today. teaeber In the Wellston School Hint Of A Problem The only hint ot 1 problem IIYolem, has boon fired for diacusslne drugs, pla.ylng Beatie came In a radiation report fr om recorda, end using •o t he r the government's Space Dlstur-J questionable malerlals" In bance Center at Boulder, Colo. A spokesman, John McKinnon, clasa. TaMer was auapendod early said there were some Indica- WASHINGTON tUPII - Fortions a radiation outburst celled mer spaceman John Glenn was In October end 1118 <JJelltion o1 a solar flare might develop In a to canvass Ohkl Democratic whether he be retained or ellsdelegation members here today missed was taken up by the few days. If such a. flare did tum up, In obvktus preparations for enWellston Board o1 Education. . Tamer, In his first year ol and If t1 was severe enough, It terlng the Democratic U.S. Senteaching, wasaceusedol"lead- would force a delay In the atorlal r"ac:e from Ohio. "" ~...,.,._.no '11louq>1<11, _....,.. ""' u~ ~ Horwy Erlewtne, Jim Fry, BID tor dediCauon within 1118 lives ..,..,. Beatie records a n d BrOWII and Ernest Nlchoi!KII, of ~,fodri,_ · "Using Giber <IUeatlonable ma. and Clerk Vll'lliln Weber. llhcnda Ervlil, proiildent of terlala" In his classroom. 1118 senior class, Oiao spoke on Tho Ohio Ecllcatlon Assoclalho lileanlng of -Veterans Dey. tlon supported TBDDer in his ....___ •.,.__~---"--•"""' •· th Boa ......,., LI'I:J.eiUIIIII.., Three llllformod Boy Scouts -~ - t e rd decided ID broualrt 1118 Amerlcon !loa Into terminate hlo teaching ·< o n1118 audllorlum after tile band tract. bad Jill¥od "Baltle lf1mn of _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ "'1 - 1 v "- R-d.u " end lh N tnaie Donot 01 OMI)er... - wa1 torrel11d Mil lhree .._ ~ . i111111omt boo\~' ..,. •otod - , . . . !Wctcl,ill I'Dma- ~' ~rico" aad "Amerlrw ~ , Churleo Le&U'I <L"IliYoco*"~benodlcUon •liiH •torr house. Mar~-~~ ~-111111- . c-t evllllui'o · . , _ ..re b,y lbo ~- lfr. Norrla, · ·1'!1......, oakl .lho ~~~-told 11010 - - ....n.a by 111tr· Ita!:"'; :IS~. ;o- :ilaal ieleetloll by the tho w. -lfeepiiiiJ on fho civle O!'pnl~l ~ Do111--. Yf· tooild flir- ....... cloaed tile - M , allil WO!ti•"P to lind IOIIIIhttorlho Pll1de- Tho 1e felted tor~*'!ll~ ldo .._ ,' ---- ' 1110.: hovoo ,bl~- She w"" tall- Wjlhlng ID parU~,are ask- GPII'Ijllr'l !leiiotw. f,ltlallpdlb, an ~~ •1111 troalod lor ec1 •m contaet II!• . 50, l'binfJ:!II', 1111oo1 Plllllcoall> ,. • "!5':..... oitai:k. · · at Goo1!11or'l Jen\l'Y Slorl ar Wt ot 11'111111"' _ . , · • · · ofthollrowaonof - Charlea.MIIlerat811111er'11)8. ' · ~-~..,.., ,..~-· · ~, l'l.. •. Fire. · · · \! 8 1 rr !Iaw- CAPE KENNEDY IUPII- word: "Great." ar, antter is • work ~-IIIIi ....lib pcll'llaja •111 'tlel>ulj_.,_ -" . ..,. _,.. above end Vlrlll ' - With everything going "great" ed off end his car W411t ulr the left aide of the hl!lllway- The vehicle struek a uUUey pole end tllen went lniD a ditch. 11 arriving at sehool. There was moderate damage Reporting !Ill the eonllrllcUon to the car, and minor to t h e , _ .181 0 ( ' tile ..., .aebool, pole. No cbarp was nlod, ••Hargraveo waa not eithustao- cording to the patrol. Ue, -1111 laid be. could give the no . llale"'-•ID whal1ll8 -~tllti$0'~·!<:1 . .'.~¥'~"1:!1'"~WW.:'"=W'i$.:»> lll!aht·!ll> l'OOJill'f•or named King, Don Mullen, !Dram .., ~reseniatavo of the flrm Imboden. 22, Rt. I Loagsville, a.utv1111, Iaaaca end &UI- headed north, IJfll)&rently doz- the Attendln& the . meellnc - . those Apollo 12 Leap Off L'o ok:ng Real Good· . · for payment. I wu acned *' study whether Che dlafrlc( should join ihe Saulhoa I . u Ohio Ecllcallonal ReiMI'dl Counell composed of 101111 211 southern Ohio eoontles. Tbe council lo related 1v Ohio Uillveralcy end studies vorloiio tchool problema 1a addition Ill · holding oomlnara, · ·, I No one was b(;JredlnaslnatJ: · vrlve1 at 'tho new tehool, FOr- · 1.1 miles north of RL 124, acaaid · cordlni ID the state Highway Pa- able to gl-. !"' poaiOftgor llrot- 147 mllllm on direct coots. class ..,.YICI unleso the govorn. N)oanwhllo, tho Interstate mont thores tho bill, eo,;,~ eo,;,.,1111011 began Penn Central Chairman hoarlngo today.,; tile roll'*"' Sluort Saunclin clolmed "II emergoncy roquolf 1o ralao ~M ~Clarence Dous- lsboyondtholl-elalcapoblll- frtlal!t rateo 6 per~. Tho 1 ~~~R9l!Q'!IY. lluanlo; a ty ~ ~ cen1re1 alone, ~ -tho rj~ ;uld ·~..-~ ~"u•-•• · • • " " - "- - · . . . , fnddltr~ llOhfr .;_II - . ..........··Lcin • - 1 .,.. -railroad .. .. .... ""--'"•llo> ~ ·'fo ..., ' !::,~t'GII ' ' . ~ ... · ' h~ .hiM .,;,. ...... . ..... " '' .... . ~#"'*'' Ill"' -i.m-t ' ....... , '. ·.·:.j . r...,.:~ ~~~ ··JIIIal'in""'r ~itf ~· ,., , . " . --·- _,.,.,.,._ ...... ...., Srvlvlt>g are Ida wife, MJrtie 1:!1•111;. chlldr011, ~~ 1lobort, SbarOII Lao, ~ . ~. llubara &.e, .. ;: Co. on the tootball neld at Pomeroy waa reviewed. ll wu agreed to grant the re<111eat provided that all poleo are behind exlsUng bleachers and that no wires are over 81\Y bleacher area. David Jacks and Dan C-rW were appointed substitute cu-an• and Mrs. IJnds Jolt and Mrs. Betll' Rlgga w e r e named substitute bus drivers, It was reported that tlte three children of Ernest Jones ha•e boon releaaed by the Alexander Local Board to attend Meigs Local sehools. llargraves reond. ported on last week's .ln-aervA re<p~est for a rl!lllt-of-way Ice training aesston lor teachrO<IIe- by The <lllo Power era end bills were approved Auto Leaves Road WASHINGTON (UPI) ~Tho tho Penn Ctfttral po._r . m 1D meet with thtt board In chal~mlft of 0111 of tile natl011's llrvlco boo Incurred a datlclt 01 opeclal aesslon next WIIOk to lo~t railroad& 1old CG!Igrou more theft $73 million on the work out a plan for proper today rallroodo novor will bo boslo of tully allocated cooi ind cbecldng In o1 equipment which U..re. ·~ ;;:, <J~· <f dren. Fees last yoar were $10 and $8, respectively. The board also went on rocord In a motion by I'Orlor of extending thanks to citizens ol tile dltrtrlet for strong support fl. a three miU tax levy renewal voted UPGfl at the Nov. 4 elecUon. "ll was agreed to send a letter o1 eongratulatlons to Footboll Coach Charleo Chancey ex. presolng thanks fM the ootstanding work by Chen~ end his staff wltll the 1969 foo111eU team. The team, plekod 1D flnllh olxth In league play, placed ooc- Elldpment and moterlala val- way Department workers a r e thousand• cuttlntl down a hiU along Route of dollara be "chocked 33 near 1118 aeceas rood of the ill" with care IIP<lll arrival at school Tho hiU hal c:reoted a ,the site of1the heW Metp 111gb tr~c hUard ln . that motorIIIII travellt>g trilm 1118 school School at Rock Springs, Stopa to make cerlaln that rood oniD Ruute 33 camot -Ilea ordered end 11- em OllCOIIIIDg traf!le. Board memll>lprnorrt maalfesta aetuallyar- bors and administrators ex· rive on &Ita Were pl11111ed TUH- pressed pleasure that' the work ' day nlstrt by the Me1p Local Is being done by llle departSchool D!otrlet Board of Ed- mont ID allevlote .!he prot>. ucatlon .llt08\lni In Mlddloport. lem. ' Following a general cllscuHion The board, upon tllo recom. of 1118 pi-abiom, a special meet- menclatlon of Ass!.- &perIns wao Cj!ll1ed for next week lntendent Lorey Morrison, set to fb reoponolbllley tor re- lultlon fees ID non - dls1rlct oolvlt>g 1118 material. p!plla tor tile currant year Board :MomborFrankW. FOr- If $13.09 per month and $9 a t!lr raised the question of re- month for klnderpril!n chUIIpOIIslbiiiQ< for 1118 OQJ!pment . arriving at tho ne1r school. FOr- llllllllllll!lllii•MIIIIIIIIIIIIII'll!!ll!llili8 ter - - t h a i In aome cases a representative of 1118 bo,ar!l, perbaps1118faou!Q< mem-. ber Involved, should be Jlrloenl at the school site to cheek Ia troloineers sold that Robert L. Pate, 35, Long ~. wao Injured In l!llllibol>lle aecldent Oct. 16 Ia Alllllll, iliad lido mol'lllnJ ill thii ·lihelterlnc Anna lfoapltal 0 Board Moves t;l~sureNe Equipment Arrives on Si Railroads·Point ~=:==~!=~ ;au:~.~-=: ~e.: a:d:.~ ter . . Injuries To Heavy Losses ~:;:-:::..!ci :~ i!oU>1· Lao ~"'tho 1158 fl'(]OII Cope ,.~.....ol', ,~,- When Driver Dozes . .... 1 TM',ftrot eorlh ..C.Ui~. WEDNESDAy_ NOVEMBE ,, ,9. :.i 0 • /'"' . ,j .- ,, ,, Father of '1 Dies ~f JIUol4, .Fillllld......., bottle wllh lllfety hammer. ,, -•t. .,V!aCCilltltutlcinal." . . , . . ., lfi!. waa Pl"!teded In death b,y 1#, moCher alid .. lnfanf-. -- , SIX AWAIIDS ware wanllir Soulbom llla!b School, ~~ Future Buollleu Leider .Club "''llllb8rs SaturdQ In a'f.1111011al -~~ It Warren 111gb Scboolln Vtneent. Tho 18 cll'lo _of Southern llla!b School were OtNIIIIPI"'od by 1llelr III!VIeota, Mrs. PII)'Uio Greer and Mrs. Vllao Lee.tn F......U,., 1118 ·wan:nero wD1 go to Tolello to putleJpllo In 1118 state Five of the six wlmten, lllove, are from the left, all oeolors, Sud:v SaDera; .llllrd In 1)pq II; Crystal~ first In 'l)pqll; Irena Coolper,IIOCOIIIIID'l)pqD; 111aJ1111n1. Maraha Pugll, IIOCOIIIIIn Shorthand D, a senior, and Sherrie. Har'r lo, a jwll...~ IICClll, 'l)pq I. Not preselll ~~ ee... a Junior, flrlt In 'l)pi!W 1 and second In I. ORJOI-.......... "The S,.Ueate." .•.:" ' will " ; _c lo, f!lll: '"""' ·~ IJ!I;C. · ' " ·, ~ ,. . ' ~ ,· - tmfrCI. Corilmrnto, "Wo ,, 1 • . uoid' at hundreds ot '*' . J Judges for er - NEW DEUII (UPI)- Th'e eontol'¥0Uve old guard of IDdla'o rulq Ccqjross Party today e,.Uod Prime Mlnlstor IDdln Gall!lll frOIII party member ahll> In 1 move fllat thNatened ber Job u premier and plunged the eountl,- IDto political erlsls. Hllllllrodo o1 dsmonstraloro bopn con...-.Jng on Mrs, Gaodid'• hoadq,lllrloro In o._..t ot the 51..y00Mid prline mini.. ter 'and a demonstration 1eadar ·~It waa "justthebeglnnln(' of a 18tlonwlde lltrUiBieogalnst auo r.orw d ·• ' lht minafi•ons • ~, ,. ,;:·•. l1!eooulcfto!riie l~rl Ouster. - Voted · ..........,..,11 i" 'l~i"~ ' ' ,. ·¥· ~. PdME,ROr;MfQP~EPOR~1~"!1110 Vd.t ~If NO. 1:46 J.nolebteclno•• I, ,>,v ~c: .-t,.., ' .• Noltt ' . • ,. . . . y . ent1 ; ~) ...~ ;L: I 9 ' '·E. a'rur, ' ·L~ ,' ~ ..i. n..~La' '1- > ~·- _., ' ~~ ;, - ' ghoul• lftd ·IX-pOillldM•·- ghoat, liuton.e. • Fronch / not apply," lila ld uld, Tho priiC!i\ir In •the Napol-lc applltont alao muot bo ttofod In Wan,. walked ovf bocouso ho tho Gholt Directory, • lilting of dill nat like tho food. , ' ~ . ~fl~titJg · Tempo ,Sp~t!ed bcwnblts Qmt In lor eight "' ; ! �' . Co ache. s D ' . e11y. R.. unnt1iif· , 3 - 'l1le llai)J Sentinel, Mlddleport-Pomei'O)', 0,, Nov: 12, 1't69 . ..,. _. . .... " ~ Tat"Um .~the rJfeatest ' Rebuff to the Young On Vote-at-19 Issue .· tt.·....W~11!111•• • .,.at anpy · ro1111 momo~l 'flere More · mullcalll lllrnd than • • ' "' IOiirmet loocl; "" teuted ~ . ~.~: ballot with certain vital bond issues. ·- WIN AT BRIDGE Slam Overtrick Played Safely NOII11f (D) .K743 .AQ10942 .A .J8 EAST • J 10 9 •s652 •JJ .K765 • J5 • 8732 •QI09762 SOUTH ' • AQ • 8 • K Q 10 96 4 • A K 53 l;loth vulnerable Weot North Eut South p..,. 4 N.T. 1• Pass s• p.,. 5N.T. p.., 8 • Pus 6N.T. WEST •• l:.:... p:2 :·. ' ,!l 'i; ~ ~ ~ •· i ',• ·' ' - - - - - , - -.,.-......,.--,.: .,- - ' When today's hand was PI aYe d in a match:point game In Bremerton, Wash., several pairs reached six no· trump. One player made seven bf winning the first spade w1th the ace, leading a diamond to dummy's ace, a second spade to his hand, ~~tuingallytherist,mgondhiss lam .nde . ntract by_ takind co · g a heart 1messe to wm up with three spades, two hearts, six dla· moods and two clubs. The hand caused a Jot of discussion, since there ap· ~:i:ds!~e':. r~ !:~e ob~l'o~ ~I, .· ' ' era tootllng ll1elr tunea aa we ly BRUCE IIOSSAT " DXed rllfit lifter )hem, cJJai. ' ' l Jng In tjle New York boada Cl'om NEA Washington CorNIJIC'ndetit •' \() p.m. on. later the' mldwoot Ordleiltrao from Clevallllll, Cbl<;ago; WLW Clndnnllll, WASIUNG-TON '(~) KMOX St. Loulucronthe Mil· A gray, balding urban alfalrs expert said the otbeJ:,day: llllliiPI where radio call Jet- "Do you realize tbat tbere are more people teacbllig hi ten •---' their •W"IJIIIba. coUeget1 lllld• universities today than tbere were st~enll came-..;:;;enrolled In my day?" ' ·, ·"· · : The ,. to? Teachernf all kinds are, In fact, 1ow tlie larg~tt .slD&II! "Uti·• Fill In Love" b1 Jlar. oeeupatlonal. Ioree in America, ou':numbering · Wml!l'J, · old. Arleo;l lllrrJ owena IIIII· aalelpelllile 111111 otber large groups. : : ,~ ·, . · ling "Sioeet Leilani," JUcbard The IIJlloalon !las been particull!l'IY telling In the e.l)l,leie ... Whltlna'• "8&70nd the B 1 u 0 world, whore eoroDment has boomed to a record 7liillli011 : Horl:iOn," atudeAts aDd Is still rising. Academia IS today . ai!4 Will ...._ - - hencifcn"tb be an lmmen,~ community. .· hb •Jnalnl dllllatrter >llar,Ant InevttsbiY, tb• quality of coUege teaching bas deellaiid . 'lillttlnC' bl ddaiiiiUa and lllil!k. tteeply. Tlie. demand Is simply too great to be well·' 111111 . · ·bcio • booed ·' ''L o • • Some maJor" cities wltb three or four sizable universltiH ID, BloOm" •• he aldpped clown can boalf ol no more than a ·handful of highly quaJUI,a ''The Old Ox Rood." scholars and teachers. · Arlen'• "Only a , paper 1n one such city, on the afternoon of tbe Ocl15 Vietnam Moon " · Forter'• "NIIIIrt 11111 moratorium, I listened latently for several iloura to a<..a. qay;.; llltch Plrlth • llooiJ7 In addressed by several teachers at an Important scb09J,. CarmiObael'a "Star<lill" 11ooc1 One, billed as an economist, proved to be aboctbWY otronrao"1bel'8allutVendor" Ignorant of elementel economics. His manner of silil«h whittled tllrou&h "J-In Jan. was slovenly, made worse by his elflll't to build a Uak to:tile uary." Jollmy Green'• •'Bod;y listening youag folk by lmlta~t,:'elr Feat mlitllre ·of m!.SOUI" made Jollmy e • en jargon which they call "comm · lion.' ' · si-eener at !be banh ond B 0 b In harsh truth, this "teacher" uttered Dotbinll at,jlll of ...__ , ___b 1 ror 1 he either freah Clr aolld substance. He wo,uld not' baV,e"~·flt •..,... • ·-· to carry tbe briefcase of tbe economiSts I kneW In lbe pat llemoey" !be llrat or a rew Unlveralty of Chicago. , · million Umoa. AIUI"Slorlllf Anotber "teacher" began his teach-ln . by decll!l'lnl Harold Arlen asaJn. vehementlf tbat he had no Intention of trying to leach'iny· And apta. tblag tliat dBy. He had 111ade up his mind about tbe war W!J aU 'l!lnt to maralbon llllllwamedonlyactiononlmmedlllteU.S.wlthclrawll. BIB dlln<eo, olx.dJJ bike racea .... true P~ 1 ·was on a soap box In 11111 P~erlni- for New York, N.Y. 10021). This 1 one, to b•d and, whUe we organization can refer you to don t approve of the slam· the eye bank in your state bang style adopted by our where you can obtain tbe correspond~nt, there Is no details you need. sthcelseencardstlfl.c way to handle As for the play, we feel we.u..r." -.r111e =:;: C:: ordl=:u:' ... the house. Yet 1 althero walt- lng tor thoH few weekencla when (probabl,y becauaa &he has notblng better to dO)' abo beo -·sa·""l"·w-•e. wn~ no -06 "u' 1 don't want .Y<XIl' oympolhy, and siemedaWdofouti.Y......., the crre aho'd mto.".c. .., Oct ~r~~:cJ:",:o:;: :d~e ';! O.:ru'!'~~~~~~ 1 C · · '' , ' ......toll !:lfl'tiRIR!Iil~t.. . = .BERRY' S WORLD . :1 The high-scoring Irl&h, who bout a stingy delenae which has allowed only 21 points In Its last five gemes, will vanqulsh the Tech lads, 37-7! . In last week's competition between my neJK~e!s1 tbe brash Leander 11esteo w. cousin Alvin rather bandDy. Leander In rf · wcn"tby id a ~~Je~"'i:i right, six wrong aiid one Ue fill' a :no average. Alvin ran Into a rph of upseta lllld.was flll'ced to aettle for 15 correct ·choices, nine misses 8lld one tie fill' .1125. Now go on with the fore. cast. Alabama 2!, Miami (FI.•• 1t Utah ft, Arizona I Army 17, Plltahulh II Beotan Cel. !I, VMll Harvard 14, Bron 0 Clllforala 11, San Jote Sl 11 Celerado a, Ol<la. Slate z: Cele. Sl. U. 4t,ldaho !I Peuoylvulo !4, C.lamhla 11 Dartmeolll II, Cornen %1 . Aablll'll !II, Georcla 21 j 'B UCM nUU7 "'' !~e~~o~~~=~r~~~tei'a de· •• . J •, Seattle players, he can afford to make the switch," Brandl adclecl. The Cowboys• chill talent Noire 0.11111 17, Georcla icout maintains that Totum, FI.'= ~.N~eatoeb 1Z plus • flock·of Buckeyes will b, Florida Slate 1':1, Mempllla drafted hlgb In next year's pro Stole 1Z (N) selectlm. MlelilgM U, Iowa !I "Rex Kern Is such a great M1uoiirl !7, Iowa Stale 14 othlete, there has to be a place .Kuuo 81. II, Nebraata 18 for him. Maybe as a r..,nlng Miami (OtJ.:!7• Ke.. Stole 1Z back, strong or week safety. LSU •~t.•• • • Stole 7 (N. However, he has lwo things t:.alavwe !1, WlclUa Sl. II: egalnst hlm-hls height and ~Ia II, Mleh. Slate 11 history of lnlurles," Brandl Mllailalppl 17, TeDD- 14 said of the Buckeyes' sensation (N) lunlor quarterbactc Spaeuel5, Navy 1Z Brandl also had hlgb praise Wyomlal 41, New MoDe. 7 for John Brockington, Ohio ClemMD 11, N,. Cllnllhla S Slate's No. 2 fullback. HR&toll II, N.C. State 14 Jim . Oils. the Buckeyes' Tuba 18, Nortll Tesu Sl. 1Z otartlng senior fullback, should Nortllwelllem !I, IDdlana 14 go high ln the upcoming draft. !:!lm.lle ~J Olllo Stale 28 "He -n·t have the reel , _ I I , Oltlo U.12 ••1 speed ~11 a--~ 1 ... 0 Ol<lahomal7, KauaolZ r"' ~ .... n••on UCLA 4t 11 has, but when a guy can gain OreMoa :J.,.. a·L, D•, IS almost 1.11110 yards In • aaeson, • Ill -. 1111 "' Peu. Stale 41, MarJiud 1 he has to be • pretty darn good Yale 201 friDeetoa U football player," Brandl said. Teuo &&M.II. Rlee I "Oils has great quickness like Artaaau U. SMU 14 Don Perkins, our tbrmor SlaDford !I, Air Force !I . fullback. And he does one thing Tens u, TCU lllat.Bob Fergusm lex-Buckeye Tent Tedlll, Baylor 1 fullback) dldn'l do. He can Toledo 4Z, Dayton 17 catch 1110 balL" B1fba ' m YOIUIC 1Z, Utah Sl. a c:11 Dr fled HI h Br diu sf 1 I D Ilk an ee s sen ors e Arizona Sl. !7, UTex El p.,o defensive halfback Teet Provost, 17 (N) tackles Chuck Hutchison and 8 ::~~~·~;ova Bill Urbanik will bc selected In So. CaroUna IS, Wake Forell this year's pro draft. 14 Tatum was quite a running Soutbera Cal !7, Wuhlacton beck ln hlgh school at Passaic, 7 N.J. As a senior. Tatum rushed Well Teuo 28, Bowllal Green 18 for 1,m yards and was nemed Well Va. II, Rlclmond 3 All-New Jersey fullback. W'··--'- !II, ""'·ola 7 However. with Oils and Paul (NtNiji.'t Hull returning and a freshman group on hand that Included Brockington and Lee Hayden. 25,975 .C-....., 3 9 · .250 71/t 2 9 .112 7'1t Tuesday'sResulll Chicago 106 Seattle 100 Atlonto 12.1 Phlla 107 MllwoukH 129 Booton 118 COLUMBUS (U:Pi) - 0 h I o New York 116 San Fran 103 State needs just 25,975 fans Detroit no LGo Ang 102 at Seturday's cruelal Big Ten Only games scheduled clash aplnot Purdue tn claim Wodnesday'l Games college foolbaU's atla1diiDce Boston at Clnclnnell · championship for t h e 12th Detroit at San Diogo atralghl year. Only games ocheduled Ore';D a ° sc. pro":: .. ·"'1i' ... .. •' rarades of Best Indiana 9 9 6 6 Kentucky Pittsburgh Carolina New York Miami 2 3 .. 5 39 .118 .750 'h .600 2112 .545 3 .~6V'2 3 10 .231 7 WEST W. L. Pet. GB Los Angeletl 1 5 .615 New Dr14ens s 6 .571 '12 W, L, T. Pta. Montreal 8 2 Sprln&lleld Quebac 9 3 Providence 8 6 3 19 I 19 I 17 • · 4 8 3 ANTHONY Plumbing-Heating 27 27' 22 21 19 10 9 AND HEATING r·-·----·-··-·------·--·-·--·--·--·-·--·.,- - -I II 1 I ·I I I· ~atiYtli• who ....... ~-. IEIT'H· 608LE 'FOlD. USED CAl 'OJ , · ·L··\;..1· · •.•·, . ' i l <if> ' ... . "Al10. whln you IUb FREE! FREB! WHILE THEY LAST THRU NOV.14TH 17~ BAR~ SAFf (Proctor and Gamble) With Gas Purchase! HllrlJ! GIJAD SOAP CERnFID OIL CO. two pheasant&. 'The season for both rabbits ard pheasants extends througb Jan. 31. 992-9981 538 MAIN ~/X«<f'mC:J U.UH POMEROY GE,.AppiJances ;:a.......... FREE ..... ~ ' \ • ANY MAJOR Turkey or Ham 10 to 12 1•. BIG SCREEN COLOR wUb AFC ••. Automatic Fine Toning Contnl For accurate coltJr auto· maticolly and electroni<olly. ELECTRIC APPliANCE eCONSOLE T.V. e HI Fl STEREO CONSOLE I PLUMBING elude any changa at this time; tnc1 II Is undesirable In any "'"'- WY 2'2550 event· to chlnge rules In the . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ mlcfdle of tile game(' .Reed aald. . by 12.0 QIUIIII . ' "I have olx union ...j· need statlstlco. Whtn It .time for state-wide IIIey need - l n g them up," Novak · ·------------------11[1111!1 BIGGEST Your Dapondable · Deoler For Others receiving five or more found, 1Jott1 11 · · · Ttam Points FIGHT RF.SULTS 1. •·N.Dak. 51. (22) (9·01 313 By United Press International 2. Montana (5] (9-0) 287 LONDON (UPQ - Johmy 3. Delaware (5) (7· 11 W Famechon 128 Australia oot. ~. Col . Sf. Coil. (1] (S-O) 155 pointed - e l ' Herrera ' 128 5. Akron (8-1) 151 ' • 6. N.M. Hinds 7.0.1) 147 Ecuador (10). 7. Ark St. 16-1-ll 95--- - -- - - - a. Texas A&J (7-1) 86 points: Adams State, Hawaii, 9. Tampa (6-1) 70 Florida A&M, North Carolina to. Alcorn A&M (t..o. 11 69 Central, Southeast Missouri 11. La. Tech (6-1) 69 Slate. St. John's (Minn.) 12. East Tenn st. 17-0.1) 41 Cenlral Michigan. 13. Western Car. (I) (1·0) 33 1~. (Tit) x-Cncrdla IMin.) ('1-0) ' HJtll "I don't mtheoppoii"\J or mentally. You kid llld ht ""'' play football Lou Novak of -erk Colhollc cusecl of piling up · For lnstonce, ~:k ~=~ oas llld Lancaster W. L. T, Pis. "I have CQI!lpltled 1 con vall ' of lhe <lanltnncr Faculty .,.,_ ' irnlng hocly, 11 to whet~· there II any dl~lllan ;tD chante tJiij f1!111!'atlonl 1)11 ~~· ........ .fooiiNIIJ' lllllllft. ; , Ill points. West the conference walved oi.l Ohionolo St'!fecou~lkld;..;bed· ·. , · . to ellher ploy I~"" 'Big Ten ot 1 another - • g•me. Reoct told u PI : Nl Polllllll Clll... "As far as our teem Is con- WUhlngton 7 6 .5311 Dalles 7 7 .5011 1'1t Denver 2 11 . 154 6 Tuesday's Results Flyers the Natlon!!lll Hockey League of Tuesday to replace Los Ang t20 Dallea ll7, ot InJured Ed Van lmpe. Wash 102 New York 101 Only games scheduled Edeilesday'sGomes Oliio Dtvlsloo or Wildlife Indiana va. Carolina personnel have released 50 . at Cheri-. N. c. ring neck pheasants In t b e Denver at Pittsburgh Shade River Forest public Dallas vs. Washington bunting ~rca near Forked Rwt at Los. Angeles Lake, it was reported today. New York at Los Angeles Rabbit and pheasant sea· Only games scheduled sons will open at 9 a.m. this Friday with hunting hours on both from 9 a. m. to 5 p, m. AHL Standings each day, The legal limitation 87 United Press International day Is four rabbit• ard per East ' Hllltl" L,lcensq ·~ deer pennlts_·may be secured ,.It the; fol IGWin1 m•ch•ts undw the -sej1hlp of the MeiJS .County Filii ild · a.Aa'n. · N- Follow Scorn "I never tollow up the scores of qther tNms that much," Mike Gofflrled of unbeaten Nor· walk St. Paul aald. lW scor•i'·· · : .. ABA Standings By United Press International EAST W. L. Pet. GB Teams:c::~·~~=~~~nparenth..... !Tit> Ablne Chris. (7-1) Ind. (Pa.) (7·0·1l Northern Ariz. (8-1) 11. H. E. Olda (IJ (7-ll 19. S.W. Oklahoma 20. Troy State (7·1·1) •·Denotes completed season. · corned, slate ratings don't line, you take lhe cause 111 to pour II on. We ooe of your sterlerl subbed In tho second quarter backfield gtlllng hurt. I , c ~(; The 81cke¥el hal'e averaged ~gelnst both Black River end oee endangering one of, .mv .. :u player's." ,. 86,537 fans In their llrsl loor Lucas. home pmes and another 86,. "Football Is I game of tho LUCII to try out a 000-i~lus crowd Is -cted lor lng you shouldn't run tile - · i!'J( ' .,. tbe blg same aplnst the Boil- up •• high 11 -lblo. ·Ha\N. · ~: ., ': ltllngs, ao 1 did. ever, a lot of teams thr~ :".. .J ..llit~Pened to ~­ ermakers. Ohio State hosted the na. llle ollie are proud of lflelr ,. ,·,,~·: '- to pull any fli'~ll Uon' s largest crowd last Sat.. lenslve record of never being plaY. lust' to keep from - · scored upon. Our first teem has lrig." ' ' urday with 86,519 spectatora at only six polnll scored egalnsl ' Bob Price, coech of UPl'l the Wlscmllo pme. lhem." lop.ranked A - · Mcilalwl!lo , The top 10 best - attended "I don't believe ln running feels "Win, not bum II~ If• . . pmel last saturday drew 631,. up lhe score," oald Marlon. a downright shame tO roll up 670 fans. CatholiC's Paul ROle. "I would 110 polnll lust to 1 ~• . never score mare than • or 50 However, you can't :1.11 W · BALL RECALLED points egolnst any team. But they scored those ll¢nts. SCini PHILADELPHIA (UPl) - when you are talking o1 run· mean 10 little, unliis one knoWS' Terry Ball was recelled from nlng up llle score, I mNn 70 how IIley are scored." · Quebec by the Philadelphia ge 16. 17. 71·0. Will Win It 0 rp hans 0if '69 AmNTION HUNTERS l'e wu· *' martllal · much as the takes. And the_ If this YOIID& .J!'U II rlcht, ud ""lbejlolli!e w military wrongec~, (lllt¥r sets his (cir forces "keep-~~." till! r@dt.,l! Ill ~White Hllll!le circle' herl lumpoln direct piopO!tlon Is tbat thla ~Will result IIi al"~oi!C re~ iii IIJm· · . patby for PresideD! Nlllon. ' · · , Ia ........ lltllllll w.... To.,..., ....,... -ly lAy CIOMCEY . "" Other squads have players like Tatum on offtr1111 but Woody (Hayes) has got so many good Two more decisions would . EDITORS NOTE: Ohio Stole wonted on Jan. 1, 1970. U........,.,,, dllmplontblp loot· That's the time of year when not only pad the Buckeyes' un111111 1Mm II heed1d tor Ill tho Big Ten and Pacific 8 rep. beeten streak to 23 over 1 three · ~~~~~~~Ten title resen1atlves clash In the Rose year period, but would establish wlill~~e IJIIIIrenl clllnceto par. Bowl classic at Pasadena, Celli. a new Big Ten record for conllcl,lfl lo lhe R- Bawl Ntw Ohio Slota won lhe Rose Bowl secutive wins. The old record Ia y...,:.. Dly. Tile following ..... clash against Southern Cellfor· 17, set by an Nrller OhiO 510te ,...., flnt of I lhrlf.part ... nlalest January, 27-16, and the powerhouse from 19.U..56. Ohio State hes reeled off 16 rill. ... minoa !he llg Ten relt Big T~n forbids repeat perform· straight Big Ten conquests. Jll'lllllllll lhe Buckeyes ances. , _ ...Yill!ll In lhe , ....... There Is a slight dlffertnce of However, llle Pacific 8 ·ClHolc two ..... In 1 row. To. not put restriction on how mony opinion In Columbus about tile lillY· tlllllt T" c!omml11k1Mr consecutlvo oppearonces lis Rose Bawl rule. chlmplilil may make and South· uplllnt.._jii,.llm. Ohio State Athletic DJern California Ia -lng Ill R!cherd Larkins maintains the lourlll atralght RoM Bowl trip. no.relurn clause should not be ly HlRYEY SHAPIRO UPI Sporto . vftlter Not Much Complaint changed. The Big Ton hal followed the However, Ohio State coech CXI!-UM8U$, Ohio IUPI)-ll aame policy slnco It signed the Woody Hoyes letlalflet In vltw 1M Jt.e BoWl Ia tile "Docfdy llf .'om All" 11 far. aa post. Rose Bawl peci In 19<16, 1>u1 not of coli~ fool\oall'l 1001h IMl· !fNIOI)Ioolblll gsm• are con. much grumbling was hNrd un- versary, ,;The best team In the country shoUld op- In a bowl Clll'fted, then Ohio State muat lllllliw· ' be Clllllldored lhe "orphan of Ohio Still wins over game - Including ua If we are .'' Purdue here Saturday and over the bell 1Mm In tho country. If Wbllt tho Buckeyes eppoer 'Miclllgan Nov. 22 at Ann Arl1or not, we wouldn't deserve ft." Wllllsm R. Reed, commlUlon· boil 11 d for thtlr llcond atrislght to cllnc:ll Ill seconc1 · straight iJg Tan ~ IItle llld 81g Ten champlonlhlp and er of tile Big Ten, was contact· lllilther,natlonel champlonahlp, prabably Ill aac:ond conaecutlve eel by United Preaa Inter. lhtYII' be dlaploc:od ·and un- national title. national on "" pooslblllty '~~~et Police to Be Firm, Cool In Antl"wa·r Protest . .March· N~• W 'II wins? Saveral members of UPI'a Clan A lloerd of Coaches illd no. Jim Berry of defllldlng ClA champion Cory-RaWIOII be!loves "I lof of limes -1• are misled by scores. I usecl all of my players 1g1lnst Van Buren and my sixth-string qu.,terback scored the final touchclowns."Cory.Rawsonwon COLUMBUS (UPI) - Wllh high 'school football heading down to the wire, the same old WEST W. L Pel. GB questions kotp arising. Do coacbtl tend to rAil up Allonls 11 I .716 scores, 1uat to Impress the Chicago 1 6 .538 3VJ voters? Are coaches on ·the 5MI Francisco 6. 6 .5110 ~ bOerd swayed by ~igb lopsldtd Los Angeles 5 . 6 ..US ~·It -lx 5 6 .455 ~'" 'E'nn .' • 5 8 .385 SVJ 3 8 .273 91ft Boot on Buffalo 8 4 3 19 Aaotber llocturJiaJ crowd· - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Opponenll have regretted Herehey S 5 1 11 ~· "'hlch will alao de· . that move ever since . a nallonw,!de '1:\' •udl·, .,..., ,.,....... ~· P•• &ochooter 3 5 2 8 :,.~,:~t:e~n~'i~ Lut ·'·u~,·· t'"'' ..;~.. ·'s'i,~alfCone Clevaland 3 11 I 7 Baltimore 3 7 1 7 lllita. '. 1,11,1 '' :J; , 1·., .... ' ' ,,, ' Tuesday's Re.. Jts Radnplil Vote Montreal 4 Providence 1 1\:T J__ .4eSprlngf!Qld 8 Cle•eland 6 nre NEW YORK (UPii-The (Only pmes schedoled) United Pross lnlernallonel top Wednesday's Games · 20 small «1il19e football tNms Cleveland at Hershey J: D..:..- •• , D · ' wltb first place votes and won. (Onl,y pme scbeduled) ~n = 57.~171 Tatum was shifted to defense. 1'10. RAY"i;;;PIOMLI!Y is 79 Madison Ave., New· triCk three: apade to tbe Ulo. - DESERTED HUSBAND Day demonttraUoni In January wllta York, N.Y. 10016. Inflicts 81 ® . ISIII&IIY ow. , Wall ~t• , lack. At a 11!111~~~' unlverslt.Ya school of business, a visitor dll· 29 • ,.,. 9 ,... , - . . • 'B ·covered that students who. had been ·atudY.Ing ecOilomlc lllid Frldlv." Judp Crater waa ru. bualnesa atfalra for> a full four years. hail never ~afd of · . :-;, authlll' Peter Drucker, who has 'written 10 bOoks 'on·\ecO. porenta blulf - 1011 kuow the7 aomlca 111111 related.matters, countless articles, 111111 II cOilWllll't br1q sutt _ ana, If sldered a con1f0veralal but h!Rbly original thinker In ·!IIi . 111iii&JI pt atlc!QI, IIIOYe co an field. Drucker s latest work, '"rrie Age ot.DIIICODIImllty,'' -'!bent .and eatabllsh a MP• WtonastZt~ar topic in alert government c~ In<W,ashillg· lll'llte bolae lor YCJUI'Hif a ad • •• " , · ,. · , ;..,,; •-·....••• _ H. In aom~ areas, students doing graduate. work ,are 1ea1:J1.: . • 'lbla - -eolumn - Ia -coted to· Auibor Jng Not wholly a new tblag It neverthele11 Ia r-•~g Krlstol has m'a'de the IDt tb t tb · · · IU!tlrltvlng, 10 If )'C,IU're baY- of teae~'iocsay are not much more tect.Jrt2ttl,f ,, IIIII kid trouble ~ )lot plain More than just beavy delnand Is Involved. In· iil'iirttsl trouble, lot He!., help YOU, view, he told me tbatfrom tbe vlewJlldnt of botb the tdcblr llle will .aiiO· walcome JOUr and the atudei¢ It has become ·a inatter· of styJe••'SIJli (IWft ...ms exporltocea, Ad- Krlstol: ' . '•' · ' drelu Heleil BotteJ Iii :eare Ill '"l'llp values of tbe Intellect are not hlgbly valued•tbese' t1111 newapaper. days. They don't thllllt they are very .lmjlortant. '• .: . "The predominance of passion 'oVer Intellect · tbe atudents want .. , They are too often rigor • . ,'.The · · find Ibis very · point where Is wrote to the National Society that six no-trump Is such a IIIII I dol!bt If I'd take advice, · WASHINGToN (NEA) for the Prevention of Blind· good contract that no risk aa two r.e ars with psychOther. In a private meeting~ $liber da~ JoUIII.mU wbo had ness, 1'190 Broadway, New should be taken and, once apy ( l o r - of ult) hasn't done been a leader In one llf lbe.major 'C!D$atl0111 tbll York, N.Y. 10019, for more the jack of dlamondo drops, much coocJ ·• said tbat he 1wa1 cQII\'Ineecs: It woul41ie IJiipoallllle to information about glaucoma . seven can he made without 1 Just · · violence out ol tbe' !'lov. 14,15 ~ta•.JHi IJI8tter IIO'If deMy I e t t e r was returned. anA risk. want ;you to kuow illat !ermined· tbe .Jeadenhlp llld ,re~a of u.i 1\\I.Diber of .' Have they moved? ere IS the play. Trick It Isn't alway~ the ~Poor youth manball ~to IIAiliP ~· ', , A-Yeo. The new address two: diamond to tbe ace ; l!l'OIIIlOII-woman." Man Billrer It Is his bellef..:.aild his eilpirieace'jif:~ ~qlirat!OII They'll Do It Every Time WI - My ~e~, Ulll~, day. nlilelltJ,jP. Cllllk!'·be ,, . _ refrODI' all trapillos . lnclu«!!DB f}!fJ';:~Vl·JII, average level of collep aelidemlcs;liU fal•. and father to the children wblle god cype, they html II1Y wife did .the ruMlng. Yell further. still love her and wisb sbewruld Helen, he !rAta "'e wootler. come back for more than an fully loves mi .iouaJ,ter and ' ' occaslooal weokend. bas no llln1ng opinions 011 re. !lie got lovolvedlnLittleThe- llglon oo there would 1le no ater and country music several clash. rm begianlq to love years ago, I took her laltllfUIIy him, and rm sure It'• mutual. to therebearsals,butshewuuJd. But my lolka, wltli whom we n't let me staY. 9>e would go live, say if I go aboacJ wilb to music festivals and taverna, this romance lheJ'U declare then brag about the 01011 who me an unlit lilother and take wanted her to nm away with away my IIUie &lrl. I could them. !lie didn't want lllf com. prove them wrong In court, ))011)'. ' but lblnk ~· II'" bttterneaa. 11 lsn I that I am • PlriY • !110Uld I ..,chle under? - r, I like to heve lwt .and GmL WITH l'ltOilLEMS go places, but she preferred Dear G with P: thot I stay home. A. woman r1 25 should have Perhaps oor marrtap was broken 0111 1"!11 ago. Cali' )'GIIr doomed Cromthe start. 1 hOard · ...'i, after the weddlliit that .li.; · the took me on the reboOnd because the man she loved wont ........ . · 57 .~178 ~f~~lll the offense Is scoring 10 much. =1 ~~U:':..:~ ~~:;,'!.,t;:~ ~t.)r.(~ j,~r)~.:· :;t,t:::~e:.~"::o ~W!. no1~:;r;.~:~.t~.~~-~~q~e ~r~~. that hearts should not be at· tacked until the diamond jack had been located. After that was done, an unsuccess· lui heart finesse would leave declarer shut out of diJDI· my's king of spades and ace of hearts. We have been asked to off with aomeooia !ilse. · comment o~ the hand. We Two lawyers 111 I , have ~Jo~.Yfn~~(~1~f~~~~~s!:~f.: ~ ~=.:'~ v:; ~~':St Q-At your IIIIKgeallon, 1 · , •· . · · VACATION FROM M.~R!AG~· to how 101111 he bows clown and BECOMES PERM~NE.~T uhs for tbem. · Dear Helen: Stop su«erlng ovorpaatlllrta I read aboot the deserted and make a new life for your. womanwboaehusband saldbe'd aeU- without the .1111111111who be back at 2 p.m., but didn't only wants .you wh., tllere'o saywhkbyear. notldng better to ~ do. _ IL My Wile left lor a 30.day va. Dear Helen: cation two years ago! This at. 1 am a woman of 25, dlter 23 years or marrlago. May. vorced, and hive a child. I'm be you have the "jump.to-<on- dating a fellow out Ill lllf re. elusion" picture of me as a lbllon, :w"'ch, to lllf panola, worthless husband who de- Ia a dOadll aln. One nl&hl he serves no bctter. Believe me, come ovar In beD bllltomo. dear lady, rm notacbaoeror They Immediately aasumed he a wilebeater. My only vices are Is a •hljlple. (lle'o a respect. aorh-• . """' :·: :!~:: Scores to Swav 'J offense/' he uld. "That's why San 01190 Fearle., Forectllter Epd, frlenda, thla 1s tbe Bl11· weekend of tbe 1989 footbaJJ IHIUOII. The Big, Bold Bucke,l'el of Ohio State, tbe nation 1 No. 1 college power; entertoln tbe power· ful Purdue 119118rmakera, who are ftclitlnl. ror aattratlo Roae Bowl berth. An idded tloa to tbe maiD event 1n thJa aatlonaUy teJevlaed t r e 8 t will be tbe Heilman Trophy battle between tbe Bucu' talented Rex Kern and Pur· d•'• brllllallt.&fllte Phlppa, Ohio State will betJ:ID\for ~-~I atnlpt V ry Ut, ...., bave aild news for my ~time 1 t uden t, Woody Haye~. The Hoople System forueea a thrilling SS-28 trlumph for Purdue-barnunph! Yaa, dear readera, Mlll:e PIIIJIPI, who mlsaad most of lilt aeason'a conteat When .tile BUcks upaat Ilia club, ~. will bomb Ohio State Into submlaslon-um-kumpb! MeanwhUe, at lCI'Il'a City, Mlc big an, another Roie poas owlbal.e.._takwesolonver~: liad 111 1 ·u10 ..... beat pay altonUon to lluolneu alid DOt be looll:inJ: allead to their meeting witli Ohio State a week from Sat'llrllay, I predict Michigan wiB Win, 2(.141 There's a real bam-burner Ill fltore for tbe lucb fana at Jacl<aon, l\llu.1 Sa lurday niJbt. when O~e Mln takes 011 unbeaten Tennessee. Tho MlaslsliPPI Rebela, wbo surprlled UllJ U Ibis W:lll ODd lbe~~~1"~ ltreak at aeven wltb a sPinet!JIIIInil 17·14 trtumpb-bff• met. IZ "Obvloully Mike Phlppa of Purdue galt more rOCOIJnlllon because he throws the ball, but lhls Tatum lo 1 super player who lust annihilates runners," Brandl told UPI In • telephone Interview. Bast Players On OffenM "In college footboll.lfle trend ls to put bolter players on -· r 15 . 1 .931 - bill loot"·ll 1 Milwaukee <OUII!ry. Payer In the Phllodelphle Walker only a law dart clurlf'D fall practl.!» to discover that Jack Tatum. tho Buckeyes' davutatlng llHllor defllllive back, was ..methlng wHh lt." special. . Opponenll have admittedly "I was smazect ot the things shied &WIY from Tatum lhll he could do as fer 11 coverega lo ceneerned, ihe way he hill Gll Brandl, dlrechlr of player -It, hi• speed an!lstrqth.'' peraonllil '"" tho Dolle• Caw· boys, ...,.lders Tolum "the Walkoredded . II - lr MAJOI AMOS 1. HOOPLE even ,;....., ......... a, Oswald & James Jacoby S'"""" Totum Hat lpHd, "Moll kids as fall as Jack ore little. But you seldom lind 208 pounds with !hot speed and all the siNnglh to go 1 BOILERMAKERS TO BOP B·UCKS Academia on .Evil ~y$ Of Passion over 'Intellect • . ' country." Phipps vs. Kern barl<lnea d normal life span. In the attack often acts as a warning which, U heeded, will prolong one's life. The question whether ~one can return to his usual ;~work after the attack is , often raised. It bas now been show n that in most ' cases those who do so live longer after the attack than i;...u•oae who don't. factors in preserving ~·w~• a heart attack In· appropriate treatment any other disease that I err ll!e lf!lllll'!'heltra• of the In 1967. a resolution to put the question of a constitutional :.. · amendment to that elfect on the Ohio ballot was passed by the state Senate. But then the youthful reformers received ~ · ·... , • a practical lesson in how the "rotten" Establishment F ·..... crushes all that is fine and good. Republican leaders quietly ... ·1• put out the word that the issue was to be killed in the "~ q, . ; ~ House . They wanted nothing controversial on the same J; ' . m~:ttuany, wt~.e,r~~e c:!~ ~ attack can live out BRUCE·BIDB.I iiAT Ear)J' radio wu Cl'ee. II the plac. of polo In our lifo. · <l;,; ,. ~· IUperletlvH/' Wllk•r Nld Tutlday. "He wasiUJIIIOMCI to be lhe grealesf corner lineback· II' Ohio Stole hid over hid and - of tile finest alllleteo In the cr.,.. daapolllll8 their . . -. .... ~ change. · · - ~... . The Ohio junior cihzens were mo;e modest in their goal, ; •• AT however. Fearing a voting age of 18 might be too much to n., . • ask of Ohioans, they compromised at age 19. By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. trying" who, witb or may be present· malnten· totp;_ekventhltt, an · ce of tbe normal weight a a ""' , w a 1or your height; restricting tbe iut,U.e hold? your intake of salt, sugar be reasonably brinht and foods high In cholesterol: .,.. so s: nJuc"~ ~e:::1~gn~! 00';' ::;:~":,~\ of tbe stress ; getting moderate ,disease, they are often prey physical exercise dally and to a depression that can in· getting a good night's sleep with their recovery. supplemented by one or a heart attack the more short naps during the is likely to attribute day. pa•'n in his chest, neck Q.-Whet atepa must I take 1o a recurrence, un· now to donate my eyes to an of thehfact that such eye bank? may ave o_ther A-Sioce the state laws su as aruuety, differ regarding the legal dis· bladder dis· position of body organs after or hernia. death, you should write to .IUtJ""'" ••ama tion bearing the names of 30,1Xll high school seniors throughout Ohlo, and the r~sults of a poll the students con· dueled in Kentucky , which had recently lowered its voting age to 18, showing that the voters were happy with the Bright Future Possible For Heart Attack Victim , t!Q,. , " and politicians in favor of lowering the voting age, a peti· : \·...,;: . ln IG66, the next senior class at Tippecanoe took up tbe ! •1 .. cause and a_gain launched a bombardment of propaganda , , ~, ~ and persuaSion against the Assembly. In 1969, they ftnaUy : '.;., .. succeeded in convincing both chambers to put the question · of "Vote 19" before the citizens of Ohio. 11!:'=-oteOi:indeNdov. 4, the citizens of Ohio rejoeted it, by a smaU but c margin, and everyone is still trying to flgure out why. There was no logical pattern in the voting. Some rural counties that were expected to oppose votes for Ill-year· olds registered majorities in favor of it; some cities which were e~poeted to support it defeated it. One spokesman thinks that "general attitudes" toward college students ,bad - a lot to do with it. H" notes that in a majority of Ohio ~ :counties containing institutions of higher learning, the issue ·-was defeated . In any event, all these young people had played by the Establishment's rules, had followed the book to the Jetter -and gotten a kick in the teeth. Time now to pry up the cobblestones and fortify the barricades? But no: "In spite of this decision, we have an ultimate faith in a democratic form of government and will continue to en· courage youth participation through legitimate channels " said Clark W. Wideman, an Ohio State senior and head of Volunteers for Vote 19, announcing plans to secure enough • ,petitions to put the question on the ballot again next year. -~.,·-wi,"Ult is not a case of will we Ket the right to vote, but when , · we get the right to vote, ' he said. If that kind of attitude Is at all represenlntlve of a young people, the nation has nothing to fear from tbe future. It may have much to Jose, however, by continuing to deny • serious-minded adults the right to participate fully PriM. , bQJ, Max Schmeling · _, ,the .,I!Uv,W.Isht crown from Ja<l! ·~k&Q', •F a t h e r Coualtllri 'liodn•t · Jot b e e n i!'llilc~; a·q>lf:eorlt~ ·feU In -oelvea "'lvlftl atralfil: ~ • AJ,t(anin; ·Olle dlnik ~Jil,tng - - ollad '"11le'!Wr· ·820 ~~·· ..,.,.• , ~ ..... · ueol · 0n11 ·iiow. 11 we' alaaice l!cinited':~·l'ertiof'• "Cim. blek ..,.! l!lm ,tn~Q a piUar '! ~;; ··· 111 f ~ C..ell1'• ooata111a do we fotpl lhe ptl• ' 0Gneol Paolilre•:•· Vfckl 'ft!taiit C!ltlle ..r&~ BaW!I~I "Gr~ Hotel," Bert . the . . _ 1<1011111111 \'OUNI, the ~ IIIII .w.: ~ briibten. ..u,t• dol a, the vary r.aJ • • . ed •'FiJ!ae ·~;'~ Gullo.!Pike ,.,utllil . of tile ·opirlt t110ta ta Cbrlltlil.'' Joan caiblitaa ci,l• cauled. Fen" a ford In ''lliiiCJng ~" l~ed few W!J....preaaloll .......,a. It ovar ·/fllte I blt.plo.yer cut: balancing "Empl',BII ~oliw~/ It ..mid II would nevar llld. Fred Altalre, Nel-~,Eve miUlnerJ. •. • tile War aided It,, not the N'ew .DeeJ, aot tlral&lll Glroush . · 1 '""' That is what the wiser, older generation tells the impa· . . . tient younger one. In all fairness, however, along with this · '· admomtion should go a warning : Faithfully though one <' "'"may abide by the rules, righteous and just though one's • J..;,. ca use may be , there is no such thing as an unconditional • · '" mnney-back guarantee that the system will permit itseU to .... . be reformed-either easily or Immediately or at all. A recent case in point was a proposed constitutional "' - amendment to lower the age of voting in Ohio to 19, which '"". was on lhe statewid• ballot in the last elections. The idea began as a senior class project at Tippecanoe .' ,~ High School in Tip~ City. near Dayton, back in 11166. The . , - class began colioetmg material wjth which to win friends , .·.... and influence legislators in the Ohio General Assembly. · ·, .. These mcluded statements from prominent public figures . -· - ' . -" inored In dozens Ill places and we atllcll aur llnelalr ·Uidi ....., the Ngbel ij.o fwo reoeor~ boaic1 the ~'·~ to cbiek':""""' ~-ary trivia IIII1'CIUII(!:_ '•IIIII uie 11139 arflval err ~ · ~,fil William Saroraq'o •-n.e · 'l;tliii><•lYour Life" .~~ ·....... il. ~ ·O.BRIAN >m If you wanl to change what is wrong with society, don't throw bombs at It from the outside. Work with its instilu· lions and within its rrarnework of rules in order to reform · ,,.. . COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPllWhon Dick Welker Itll 111e N8vll Acadomy to becomi illcktleld oaach ot Ohio State Mila - - · he hid heard oboul .Mck Tatum. "I heerd Ill kind , of W. L. Pel. GB New York Ball1m.,.. . ' ' e NBAStllldlngs ByUnlted~-:~nternatlonal Cooks big meals wbile rOute away/ �'I;; ' ··'-"·!>- , .•. ~ l"'oi.~~ .til ' GnnfLinebaeker Wias·' ·. :N-:"..!1 _._ . Bes.t Pe·-1· ··. -•.•. UO 88 Cll . ..,., "' ' • ~,~G~NBAY,WI «n>o~;~r:;th:Vu:::n~ .. •'l'lllroulloaccw••cl< . .- lollj bon eome.., IIaNe•• •·' fO< , . - cruclalp,.;a, alii COLUMBUS CUPII - Dick 101ft. 111• reluii,I'Oiiil& Don Horn Ia f Adama~i dalonolve back lor .--,1/ 1111ctwd over eettliW hie .llrot chonce 1to Mllml, ilnd Jim Corrlgall, Ktnt • v.... · - or' Bowling '· Slolo'l 2.W.pound linebacker, Gre.., ICMII State'• Phil PI'O'It whol he can do. "He's llhowD a 1 ot of hevt- sl~lld out tor week- WI~. Todd Snyder or , tnd pttfo! •••netS. 0111o \! .. C!Nck Ealey, Toledo; -poi~,~ 1 Id coach P~U AdomiWIInlmld Mld-Amer- tnd Western Mlchlgan'l Tid ae.-.oan. .1 W""!? 811 he I , Icon Conference Beck of the Grignon . the liillr ~ Ani, Bert TUIIC!oy while Corrlgall Slarr, wjlooe ...-e blc"''mu.. \ galllld line honors. cle boo !Ioiii him to only umI Adoml lfunlltd Maryland .. lltd action In thep&\n two' ; wHii a 90-yord klckort return to 1111181 .......,.., · ,1 the 10coud htlf, and later Hear Lesson •'I 1111nk Don Is aol~t~ to be ;; -..1 hllltCond touchdown on I 1'011 line quortorlilcl!," ~ a 54-ytrd pau Interception. A B I b 1 e lesson entitled 8111 Starr. "He boo IIIIa of He oliO lnlerctptwd another "Miaslnila Mes&~~~e" waa pre- 1bUU;y 1111 a lot of poise. He's pau, rtilurnld two punt• 13 senled by MrL U.wrence EbUh . COIIII~t~ &ICIIlll juat..ll.ne." yordlal\d puntld llvellmeolor when the Free Metbodlot Youth allillill!illillllllll!llli¥11!1I!o'l"ll!.·111!111111111!1oWII~ a 41U •":"ogoln the Redsklns' of Laurel Clllt met"'·~-....... 34-21 rood win. 1 ! Methodist Youth f)ib/e om_._.. Du ='!:~ :.:.!'f:ck:~";'.; at:; 31 _20 loss Kont State'• to Mor· lhlll. He mseven solo ttckln,roturlltdanlntercepted • pns 18 yards and recovered one fuliib'-. l, ouw;-top line candidates In· eluded l'ltve Robinson ot Cillo U., WUng Green's Phil Villa' plano. Jim Rance of Toledo , and Koltli Volk, Western Mlch· :r~~.... Mrs. Eblin .j 1 Pre•• 3 , (( leb~riekers i~~~i~ .. 'h \ ' ' .. , ., 'I'' -~"i' 1 1• t J .· . '1 , ,/~\ 1:'-.:,. •( I ~~·-•-·, , ·. ,.,_ ,, I < ! , •' ,.. e,,.)t~ .. ' ',• ·'l ~ .,,,, •'' ~ ..... ~-~-' \i··· half Tuesday bight to pace New York to 116-103 root of Francisco. ·The triumph wao the Knlcks' lottt stralgbt,llltlr 0' I ·•.. • I ' i ' · to ~llltr. ' light •• e ci!'UII! on. lhu,.y. lno..- ol the •f"'O'I publlcfltd ,• · Collorl•la•• ~··,. Ont or OUf· ~1~1(11 ~htl dofi(III,YJP,IIIIf, - . l h l ·! f*!•l· · eqluor lnolotwdon t•kl~ the uld he , wjsllod we could' Plir vllllont~ the Cltveltnd ar-11 blame hl.miellfllr ~ tatol col· the' g.m. """'," Colllor ftCIIII· """"lve, ~~~-- In, their '$1-.3 lo~ of II>* NFL , Otfttury Dl· ld. ' - e l l 11 Mlnlltlol , • ,Sunday, vlolon loedoro, alter their lm· Betoro ·the. Mlmaot . a. - · · 1 accwdl~,to Cooch llo~ton Col- .,._lvo por1ormonce the the dllttrtntiy, Col· '::~'tty lltr; ~, .. , , , beforo In delttllnti Dtillot. G · lltr Mid the ·,ttom ~·w11 lust "T!H'rr' · ~ • Ciill\tro tpllikll1(!" hit, W~· 10. , ·, . s)jl!11ng to get~ Oil·friday.," galn,l~ · I~ N locilbol! , wrl~ , lunctMpOn "lhtrt'1 no qUIII!on , the! I ON Not lliO'w 1FIIml . · II •. t~y. "''td, t'f::ll.~ld to~~ 1011td jn my lob- to get the lhtl .. .,. •• .~ uld .1M! .~ a otrong r11111 iiY the deltnllve teem roedy tor Itt opponent:' and his olllatonlt htd dtcldld not llntWltliahbrt, quick paiiHa~ Colllor,Mid. , not to .the lllrri. ol ,the Itt! "Minlltlolo go! a ltrf.lllc "l'vt 11tn a lot df Maml Oet Min•• gomt to hlo-t.am. gamo out o1111 lint tlireo noocty lor a lot or gamn," Col~·~· , no pur- In ,.. beckon," Colllor llld. "W. llor said. hell"", It," Colllor llld, woren•t · gllll~ - l e opin "Every coach ·the! It · lnatiod, the . - h tvrlltd lho qu!cl<ly." taktl ~r .tor ~ IHI!I to gat .tttnllon o1 hit pia~ to next · 'Wally Hllgalltrg, Roy Wlntlon noody •• the &teton~ on." wHk's gomo In Pltllburgli. He and Lonnie Worwlck did a su"But the before the . - film• of the Browns G• 13 triumph over the Slelleu ~~·~~ Vlkl~o;u~~tu. occwdl~ )j a san (UPI) h "Thio of will pl8f thaDtheir Sla- reeord ~ teams;" diu laot pme In N'-rt "M'V ~~""' m, llieir temporary home But 111e Beapla, who now for the ~rlt two; years ol ex- own a 4..4-1 season mark, bope latence, lpinot the Bolllon to end their 1969 home seaPatrlotl &mdaJr. aon on a Winning note. A caordDeaP,te the Patriots• l~rec- paci1;y crowd will ~ on hand 10 far !lila aeaoon, Bengala for the gam"' , Coaeh Pau1 Brown was eoneemed about the game. Next season, the BeDpla '-""-'"'"' ' ln Rl rf ....,wouldreallybehumll- DIOYe tolllt ve rontaporta latod to lole to an expansion stadium now under wnatruc- : 1 --'l!:"'""'·-... ......... _ ... TAI(IfiRILL.IIIt. r.1. ; - - ao•• orp~t• ,.. -;. '. or ~ '• .'• · ; .. Jeliltrlili.. J 1:1 ,•• ' HOME OF EVERYDAY LOW PRICES .. ' ·:.e:: ----w•-'"' 11r ....... ...,. ..... * ... ,.,Delhlnd ... -,... .. ..._.om..-. .... aa. IICIIIIhl,llL10.~-.......... .... ...... ...... """ Dllb' :=.f&.IL-::..:'...':'$'1.~ fl"'•kld.... _.T•• , r ! . RIGHT TO LIMIT SALES - E Wltlt APurch1se Of A •~t~ess Beef .Roast (31•. Or lore} Retular· $1.95 Value TriiMS. A.) WDN6 "SAW FlU" EDGE CUTS FROZEN '. ~=:;::::::::::::::::::: PRICES EffECTIVE ·NOV. 13-14-15 FOOlS, POULTIY, FISH, ETC. ) IOROI EDGE STAYS SHAIP ) 1EMIED STAINLESS STEEL D.) WILL NOI R_U$1" COIODE ~~~~~iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii;i;i~===a(t) "QUICKUT QUIKKLES" · ·TRY US FOR:· contests Tlllrlday nlllhtlpinat Chi- and Satunlay nlllht agalnot Boston. WE RESERVE THE IALANC! ON CONYINIINf. ~~~~ ~~fu.... ,, ,, .tu.iiODOWN- · sion. The win aloo completedatlvo game road oweep·for New York which now returns home tor ~----:::::: FREE- ~r.:,w,_r:.::::..,.,,Oido. ..,, ._ '"" : .·q' ' '· ! y....~:c:.~CIM · •-.... - "'"' ..-.... -..:; commented. tl«m. 15111 In I~ games thlo season, and helped them open a sixgame lead In the Eastern Divi- ' I nne- Brown . ' show team,•• . 5,\opp!;ll: dte :Br<JW'D:$· , . ~d· ~ ~' ~~~4···· }~'~;r ~~~~'¥~;~~"; '•~ •·•,~~g ·~tQeJd ;/; ~ '' . 'i CLEIIEtA~D, CUPil -, TIMi· P.W,IttiV.Ioblinlhclrr:co..r11o, Dtill•-.our ·~. -· I , -;·r~- ·J '-~·~-· . 'j, . p . Co 1\.T. Busschere afriofS . me fO Hippert Jn I'J'i.1.0p Fonn Cincinnati CINCINNATI T e Is me thole trustrat- rf':il~i~~!!iim~ 'l'Ht: lleaPJa eel, bitter, much.lietter "".,."1'> uaed aears sackthat of potatoes toWu.. trate do not boor 11111 eyes tbatdooot """· . Plans were made tor a skat· lng parcy to be held In the near ~ United liXematlmal future. Karen F1ores gave the Once Dave neaUalehere secretary's report, and VIcki cauafit his breath at hiilltllne, Clark was elected treaslD'er or tllere was no stopping tbe New the group. The cloalrw prayer York Knlcka. was given by Mrs. Harry Clark. DeBusschere, playing b I a first game since sutrerlng a broken nose :imday night ....~.. a...,,otLoaA-Ies,dumped18 al tds 24 points in the second ,' , 'J• t I ... - ~~ ·," 19 •·:"':.)/• -~- ~-"'•' ' I " ~- ' .-~··-~ ~~_ ..,.· &;nUneJ~Ukldl~-:rom•~· -~:·~~~f.,! .' ,., 1- "(\; ••• .. ·, ' I ; ·~i\. ' ' J' ,, '· I t':. J UN In other Nll,c aclion 'IUellday nllll!t, Atlanta beat PhUadelphla, 124-107 for the Htwks' elgbth stralllht victory, Mllwoukee dumped Boston, 129-118, Detroit downed Los Angeles, 110. 102, and Chicago beat 'SeatUe, 106-100. Ol , STOKELY CHICKE·N'·BREASTS SLICEJ el HALYES toctay's FUNNT ' SLAB BACON It· y ,. d. '· can NOT FRODN 20 BELOW · FREEZER PAPE.R_•••••••••••••• :~=~~~-' 5:9~: 2: TOMAETO. JUICE ••••••••••••• i::· .57~-IISQUICK ...................... ,....~t:·~ 41JC/ TICO -· .. CANNED · 1 2. · ~~:· . -J.~ KRAFT WITH CHEESE ·- · -•IJ~J FlEE PEPSI- ha1.69 SlOCK POP........... 1 1~. carlta •.·~· ~ ... RABBIT & PHEASANT ...'" SEASON ·' :~ -~ OPENS FRI., NOV. 14 • I 1il ~ .. . . ' - • "'· "' at# ' ' WESTERN - REMINGTON ·\;1 ' ' ... . I .. 3 'plis ~ ' .~ !..( -f·... ~' ' • Remlnaton •llnchester •1U.ca • Hanlson &Rlchadsen ' •110ssa •• • Brownl" • GUN CLEANING KITS I ' / • Gun Oil • Recoil Pills • Gll!le •811s • Shell Vests • Gun Cases • Hlllthll Accessories • Hunt•s Jaekets & Ci!Pts • Hunters P~s & Caps • Rifle Sll" Straps . LICENSED GUN DEALER · . . , "EVERYTHING IN HARDWARE" POMEROY, OHIO ' . ' " ' . ....................... ·- ·- · ·' ' ,. '' .. ' , , . LUNCHEON MEAT. . :: . . ' . · "' ~ 1. 00. .w••r••cSOUf . .. · ·~~ ' . , 12.0l..call · ... -~CMrBELL. trL! ·. lunt. ~ .•....•... ~·~-4· . '· . ' I . . ·, .: , A!'d·B•• .Witii.B"· . ·. · Shotguns & Rifles ." . SPA. .. . DiiTCH GIRL Frozen Food Dept. -~ ~ .... . > ·. , • ·a·., . ..· .· · ~ HUNTS · ·.~ . " '·~ l•11unltlon Of All Kinds'. . • ! . ' . -1 pt)ft·Ia BEANS.·•• ·•• ••• •' .~ .: '•._· PRODUCE . complete line of hunting supplies and equipit hert roady for selection. Mode by world· ·, -~~Wn manufacturers and in a large range of prices. I. . . REG. ' ' ' .: c11 DRIP ELECI'IA PERk JACK 0' LANTERN Sweet -.Potatoes .I �; '.~ .' ' I ., ;; \ ' : ' ' ; ''I ~ ~ ··/,.'•r.:t:f' ''. I . , ' • ~. ·e· " • i t • I 0 , ,• I I ' • t_" I J· ···:~ , ·' ... ' • ~ ~ i ))_' · ' <" , ' • ( ) . ~ r · · ' .. 1 ·... ···· 'f' I \l"'t),.·· . I 1 \ ' ' v ; .• ·~~· ' • I • ~ ~ ' ' 1 , ~~~ ' ' "!< i ·~ q 1 ,,_ ' •' • ' < •• '1 ~ • , ~· ' J :J;,.r,\l, · . .. '•): I ·.,•njj·m·,.•/ftin··. .,, ., Saint!; Mt.s.n~. Q., Nov. 12, 1969 ~ ··) .·· _y:.t·· ::. · · · · , .;;~·r··~r · ~,.. . ·.... e :~ . ·· ~ · ·n· no· u·n· ·, ... · .. .j [1 ·e· · ·. , ~.. · ' .~I ~,' .....sf ·. •I · .. > I I ' ' ' , Coitest ..:hiotri!-n Mri; J~ ~~m H~-MaJor-s. :1: ~ . • • • ' .: 1. , s0i."1i; <~ ~ h~s.)~ -'~ Rigs has """""""edtheo!ficlal . 4~&il .T!Ilrllng Tea!DI Dlv., .-. ~ Yrs.), !l!erry Loe' ~ea· !Jii.1J81\\M,.:'· ~nU; ~10 ·11 and ft'-111111 OfwlnneraiD.sat. .· Wahlma Hlilh ~eltes, Fed-\ " - , Pa~ersbur&; Sonia Cjarr, J~l!ol'~~~id, .YllsU.IiJI lll'dly's baton' twirling c-ot 'e ra) flocltl,.. Majoreltes. , T"'pors Plalnl, Dlalll: GuthriOjJ,~ vl!l~ (1~ & ai t h e Eaatern High School smlu SlrUII!ng· r.&ms Dlv., (lO-U Yrs.), Timmie Scbra- over), Iller! ~ YpabantL sponsored bJ the Eastern Band Waharila Hlah Majorettes. . der, . Belpre; ·Diane Gulhrla, Two-l!atm 'i'wt;llng Booatera. lWIDDOI'S listed In orLarp Teams Dlv., Coolville; Leigh Ann Emrick, (4-8), Am!lte BaUIII!man, Yp.. der, 1, 2, ~ etc.) Fedeial Hocid"-' MaJorettes. Belpre. allantl; (12-14), Debbie F~, Trl • Coul'oty Solo Twirling Open l"!!l'lidual ~lion 12-13 . Yrs), Connie Rector, ~villa; (15 & over), S h e'r 1 Champa: . ~orette QUeen, Patty st.. · Coolville; Gloria Barker, Cool· Akin, l:Psllantl; Be~ Wee. Novice Division, Tammy El- phans, Credo; Sheri Akin, Yplil· ville; Debbie Jolters, Miners- ver, Coolville; ~ K 1 n I• chinger, Becky Eichinger, Rob- !anti, Mich.; ~ Prln- ville. MlddJoPort, in Ritchie;' JuvenUe Dlv., Diane cess (12 ·1f>, Debbie Jefrera, (14-15 Yra.), Diane Fisher, Beat ,4ppaarlna MaJor"!'" Guthrie, Csthy Werry, Cher- MinersvUie; Btenda Taylor, PL Pleasant; BeU,y Y<Mq, Fancy COstume '. ~ Flem!rv; Debbie l.anglllt, Par- (0-7 Yra.), !l!elia Hulae, Yp. tene Jarvis; Junior Division, Pomelo¥; Llitle Debbie Je!ters, Gloria Berber, Prlneess·(t-10,SUeSzymanakl, keraburg, ailantl; Terri Kimble, Belpre; Connie Rector; Senior Division, , Ypa~; 'fammy Schrader, (16 & over), Patty stepllana,. Patty Dangler, YpallantL Sherry King, Roseali!B Weaver, Belpre; Wee UtUe Ml,lorette Ceredo; Linda McGinmpby, Bel· (8 • 9 Yra.), Anneite Ball(!ltDebbie Burkhemmer. Princess (t - 8), Sheila Hulse, pre; Roseanna Weaver, Cool- man, YpallanU; Katl\1 ~ Tri- County High School Ma- Ypsilanti; Patty ~er, Ypsi- ville, Belpre; Sherry Wea.v er, Parjorette Team Champs: !anti. keralllrg. Small Twirling Tean1 Dlv.', lntermedlllte Solo (10-11 Yrs.), SUe Szymanald, Southern High Majorettes, East· Grand Champioo Awards Twirling Divisions · Ypsilanti; Leigh Ann Emrick, ern High Majorettes; Large Beginners Grand Chempion, (10-12 Yrs.), Diane Guthrie, Belpre\ ~ Schrader, BelTwirling Team Dlv., Federal Patt,y stephans, Cerndo; lnier- Coolville; Teresa Vannoy, Bel· pre. , , (12-13 Yra.), Tel'J>B8 Vannoy, Hoelting Majorettes; s m a II mecllate Twirling Grand Cham· pre; Lelah Ann Emrick, Belpre. Strutting Teams Dlv., Eaatern pioo, Diane Guthrie, CoolviHe; (13-14 Yr.&), Gloria Barber, Belpre; Joyee HJl(chlnaon, RutHigh Majorettes; Large strut- Jr. Advanced GJ'and Chemploo, Coolville; Debbie Ford, Cool· iand; ,Dibble Taylor, Pomeroy, ling Teams Dlv., Federal Hock- Annette Ball(!ltman, YpallanU; vUie. (14-15 Yra.), Debbie Langfitt, !ng Ml,lorettes. Sr. Advanced ·Grand Chemploo, (15 & 0- ) , Linda McGium- Parkeuhul'ir. Debbie BurkhaJn. Open Teom Competitioo Sheri Akin, Ypsllutl. pby, Belpre; Sherry King, Mid- mer, Coolville; Marcia Carr, Show Teom Division, WahaBeginners Solo clleport; Rqseanna Weawr, Tlqlpers Plains. rna High Majorettes. Twirling Divisions Coolville. (16 & ovar), Patty stephens, Jr. Team Division, The Bel(0 - 7 Yrs.), Terri Kimble, Adwnced Solo Ceredo; ( Debbie Martin, Par• pre-ettes. Belpre; Patty Da~~.f• Ypsl· Twlr!tng Dlvlalooa kerliburg. SmaU Twirling Teams Dlv., lanU; Lori Lang!IU, Parkers(0-7 Yrs.), Sllella Hulse,. Yp.. . · Military Best Appearing Majorette . Nii*'S ] . (0-7 Yr,._),..S!ella -Hulae, Yp. RIVER aiiiiiiiiiitiii""iiil..iii•·~~~· ti; allaNI; Pattyllangter, YpsilanBecky ZIDker; (Boll yra.), AnGauges - Ga11lpolls, 12.1 and neUe BaUflhlnan, Ypsilanti; (lQ. · 12,8 running 3.5 ree~ or roll· 11 yr~), Sue Szymanski, Ypsl· era; PL l'leaaart, 24.05; Pcim- lanU; (12..13> yr.,), Debbie Jeferoy-MasOn, 20.52· Hinton, 0. 95 rars, Mlner•v$8; Teresa VanataL; Kanawha Falla, 4,26 rts- nay, Belpre. : . • 1ng; Charlestaa,l8.0hlal. LCll>o strutU"-' Divisions don, Marmet, and Wlnlleld, are Bestnners Fancy struttingIshmael Gillespie, presJdent areas are Addhon, Cheshire on the sOL . (6-'1 )T._), Patb' D&ng1er~ Ypsiol the Ga!lla _County Rur"! Wa - and Kanauga. DrlU has aaked BOAT MOVEMENTS: lanti; Terri Kimble, Belpre; ter Assocranon , Inc. sa1d to- the board of the water aasod. GALUPOLIS LOCKS_ o. F. Jode Lee Grueser, Minersville; day that the association needs aUnn to extend their elforts In Shearer "' 3:05 p.m.; BeckJord (Boll yrs.), Kathy Brown, Belat least 100 more customers these areas to get people who up 7:20 p. m.; steel Ellpreaa pre; Patricia Ann Boyles, Midon its preaenUy designed sys- paid theiror!glnai$10 aubscrlb- down 9:25 p,m.; DlalWJ Boa- dleport; (10 • 12 yrs.), Dlllne tern consisting oll24.8mllesol er fOil to pay the add!tional$65. worth "' 1 a.m.; Steel Pioneer Hall, Parkeriburg; JCMin BoWwaterline. The boardhasagreedtomaln. down 3:10a.m.; Helens. - n ry, Belpre; Pam Grapes, ParG!ll~spie pointed out that the !Bin the present $75 ·subscrlp. 4:35 a.m.; H. E. Bowlea - n keraburg; (13-14 yra,), Brenda prehnunary plan for the con- lion lee unUI the begiMing oC 9 a.m.; Solvay "' 10:30 a.m. Sue Taylor, Pomeroy; I,ynnJ!a. struction o! this system was construction in order to attract KANAWHA RIVER _ Mar· ker, Syracusei Paula Thomas, onl.v for 102 miles oC main. Be- more customers along the line. met, NaUonal "' 7 a.m.; Win- Parkersburg; (15 &over), Patt,y cause oC the Increase of over Mr. Gillespie Is urging a.. poo. field, George T. Price~;~ 8:40 Stephens, Ceredo; Roseanna 20 ml!ea of waterline and the pie wbo ·orlglnally paid the $10 p.m.; Fort Dearborn down 9, 30 Weaver, CoolviUe; Linda Me.. increase In construction oosts fee to oontsct the water o!flce p.m.; ML State down l:IO a.m.; Glumpby, Belpre. since the water system plan- at Cheshire and pay the addi- Polly R. down 1:55 a.m.; Alan nlng was initiated, the water as- tiona! $65 to complete pay. R. Merrill down 3:15 a.m.; Lasoclatlon must acquire an ad- ment of the subscription fee. IUIIL '4l 5:30 LJIL dltionai 100 customers in order Many have Indicated they will OIDO RIVER_ Lock 12, SU. to meet the Farmer's H~me subscribe to tbe system once san Lane down 6:30 a.m.i Lock Administration loan requ~re- construction startl, but lheoe 13, ORCO down 7:45 a.m.; Lock mel'l•· ."'· persons & ·~ aet 14, R. ll BoawWih .., Jlt%5'1:( ·' I .. ·U J 1 .-,·'li !., >~;. .: ._~ / . · " ' ,·1 '1')';• ' . ..-..~.· .,.·"\ . .. ' ' '' ' . ~I" '• ' ~' ....,..,.,.. Tend nay._. 0 ' • ) )' • ' ' IIIIOfllurlnl ' ' / ·I \ ' II S'lru- I l !I . I .. 'niE GJ.O.«i its .... ....,..., lllllr lint llllllr'-IIIIOio IY..ton c-. petition at Eastern High School Saturday but fared well In the winning clrclea. From the lett are Brenda Taylor, flrot place struttlrv and second place In tall time majorette princess; JeiUIY Chapman, who will be leading the Glo-ettes In the Pomeroy merchents Chrlsbnas psrade; Debbie Taylor, third place fancy costume; Kathy Werry, second place trl-coonty twirlII!'WMI!S OF h"tgi Joyce Hutchinson. second place fancy coatmne; Patty Boyles, second place strutting; Jothird place tancy strutting; Becky Eichinger, four, seeo!XI place tri-county, no- cb' .Grueser, vice cllvlsloo, and third place mllltary, and Tammy Ei chlnger, five, trl-counly twirling champ In novlee divioloo. Not pictured Is Lynn Baker who won a second plllce in strutting. The Glootteo are from Gloria's School of Dance of Pomeroy and G.Ulpolls. 0 • i I ' :' ~ l 0 ·} At this time of year, Amer- ica thinks especially or her war veterans. There are about ' i twenty ~ seven million living U. S. veterans of this cen- l ! tury's wars. We observe, on November 11 , "Veterans Oa.y" ~- when we acknowledge by appro- ·.: I priate, solemn ~:eremonies, the service and sacrifice or those Who have served in battle to .\ .. 0 \ ! defend our Nation's Ideals. FRANK KING King to Lead Dimes' March .. Frank W. King, or Co! urnlila, has been nomed o h I o lJato ChAirman of the 1970 March or Dimes Campaign. Kin& President or the Ohio AFL-CIO, will lead the e«orts al111auaanda ol March ofDlmes ...,.anteera Ia the battle aptnat bli1ll defect& ...mlch strike ap)ll'OJdmateltd f,OOO babies born Ill our State each year. Klltg Ia a member ol BrlckJa¥era Local 3 in Toledo, and a member or the Toledo Foundallon or Teochera Local 250. He W'&a a member of t h e Ohio General Assembly from 1tf9 to 1969, except for a term as City CouncUman In Toledo In 195L He also served as a member of the Olllo Houle of Representatives and u a member of the Ohio Senate. Ill the 103rd General Asoembly, King was President protem and Democratic major~ ~r olthe Senate. WASIIlNGTON (UPI) SeDite GOP dean George D. Aiken of Vermont said today Clement F. llaynsworlh Jr. mliht fall to win confirmation to the S..reme Court even if all uncommitted senators vote for him. Aiken told a reporter "I'd oey at the presort time thet he' a a little short" of the 50 ..Us needed to win. WORM'l TO MAN'S RESCUE DErROfi (UP() - The com. IDDII earthworm, best known for Ita ablllty to &Uract flah, may prove a vital link in the rebuilding ol land carved out by ltrlp.mtntng for coal , accordIng to an Ohio forester. T he earthworms, said Dr. J, P. Vlmmeratedt, hod been lnstru. mental In helping to revege. apollbanks, the excavated or waste earth left from surfate coal mtnlllg. This traditional annual observance stems from that November ' tt in 1918 when the Armistice was declared endIng World War L The silencing of the guns terminated four yean of massive conflict, oo a scale wtprecedented in hJ&tory, approaching trllly global proportions. In the two years of direct United States participaUnn, 4,744,000 men donned the uniform In service to t h e I r country. The name was chang. ed to Veteran's Da_y in thewly 1950'• - ..alter Worl4 ~ar D and the Korean War brought another 23,000,000 Americans into military service. AJready, there are more than 3'h million veterans of t h e Vietnam war. For these vet. erans and for those who remain there we should pay a special tribute. Their sacrifices have not been fully ap. predated by a Nation that finds ltael! In disagreement over the conduct of the war and the goals we soek to achieve there. Regardless of how much pea.. pie differ In their positions on the Vlelnam oonfi1ct. they stU! must recognize the efforts of our servicemen, not only as members ~ th~ Armed forces , but as mdlv1duals. They are parUcipating in what is probably the most di!!icult war In our history. They are carrying a burden which calls for special bravery, greater dedl<ation, more initiative and an intense devotion to duty. in an attempt to get this tact back In the spotlight and give 11 ita proper recognition, sev. oral of ITIY colleagues and I have joined in the introduction of a congressional resolution wh!ch will pay the highest trlbute to those who have given their lives, or have been wounded In VIetnam; command each serviceman and veteran to! h\~ l.nlll!i.~~l ~qlllctl;.fDd put \lle . IJ<lo.\t~~pll..~d lll .do all In lis power io help_ litt the burden as aoon as pos91ble. Veterans Day is an opportunity to show our respect to those Americans who have worn the military uniform ~ this great land. It Is a day to honor those who have fought for tbe noblest goal of civllizalion as embodied in the American dreom of permanent peace, with jusllce and freedom, for a I I manklnd . Program on Missions Given Chester WSCS "Operation Bootstrap" 11 menta. Business was conducted by program on missions, was used by Ada Morris when the the president. Secretary and W.S.C.S. of the Chester United treasurer reports given. Methodist Church met Nov. 6 In Fourteen members answered roll call. its regull!lr meeting. A letter was read from Mrs. Scripture taken from II Evens, and World Community Corinthians by Allona Karr Day Services was announced. opened the program and Jesus Gladys Spencer reported on fhe Savior Pilot Me was sung. election day dinner. Prayer was by Mrs. Karr. Altona Karr, Bertha Sm "h Taking part In the mission and Ada Morris will prepare story were Bertha Smith, Ruth fruit baskets for the shut-Ins at Erwin and lela Windon . Mrs. Thanksgiving. Morris read a poem. and the The annual Christmas dinner hymn, "America The and program will be held Dec. Beautiful" was sung. As the members were seated 11 at noon with a $1 gill exaround a beautifully decorated change . Each member may table, Tthel Orr gave a tct,lk on Invite a guest. Betty Frederick, Leota Young Thanksgiving and a prayer. Mrs. Morris served refresh - and Lela Windon will serve on the dinner and table com· mittee : Bernice Bailey and Wll.L RE-OFFER LEVY Gladys Spencer will furnish a COLUMBUS (UPI) - T h e tree and decorate It and Altona Board of Education of suburban >,Jt!bn .Jl~Jh!na!~~J"h .lha.,,v.-. , ~:..L .llntl'r representing ~;-Inc. on this proJect, has Informed the board there has been very light sign.up In tllree areas which initially had large num- bers of users. These three Then There Were '( Told You So'8' WASIIINGTON (UPn - The United states would have to spend an adclltional $2.5 biUion to make the "Su!eguard" antihalllstic missile . (ABM) aystem e«ecUve against an enemy's Improved aubarmlne • launched missiles, accorcllngto tile general in charge of the project. • •'"'· · ~· the tap fees will be lllcreosed to $75 plus the costs ol In· staUation of the serviee line and meter. Additional customers are needed In order to malntaiD the water rates ao orlglnolly ~sed, wltll a minll!lllll billing of $6 per month ror a real. donee serviee. Mr. Gilleaple Ia asking that aU pceseni aubscribera contact their friends and nelghhurs who live along tile line to enoourage them to subscribe to the aystem. The o!flce of the water assoclaUon is located in Cheshire, Ohio, and the pbonenumber lor this otricels 367.7781. Anyone desiring any further lrlormatlon shooid contact the Your Support at the Election on Nov. 4 .LIEIT SMITH Pd . Pol, Adv. IIIAIIU To ,lho Votan of Eootarn Local Dhtrlct lor roal!lcllnf - ·to your Bo•d of Education. LO. 0 'li.,t. Adv, · v. Pork to· "'371· "'591 ·551 ·471 • I 'l ~rirand . 1, Peanut,B,u!l•! · 11 D Qt u.. -.....~.,.... ·~ ' ll's Q111't' .. It's. Convenient! ;,, :" . COM~ _ AS YOU ARlf ' FARMERS bNl · ~ 29 Kroger frozen Orange Juice Plrt Sunahlnt o• Your Table loch Mamtng -'th Orange Jubl .. fHE With Coupon Below ..... SAYINGS (0. PDMERQY, QHID Auortecl . ,.• .. o....- 3D-MI11ut• ,,.. P•rli:'N Pw . Cua4•,...• I• . Kroger Brealls ...I1IIIJ...,... ,....ia .......IMf ,. Wltlilt I 1 1641. .._.WitlttiNd-lhi.INI ................ lhLIHf ll..wldl & WltMr laa1 I d, .... l!Jt~lfl:;f~'"'-tJII!IIl liP z:05 a.m.; Queen cr~y · ~q~· 6:· 35 a.m.. Lock 15 FrankliD B. liP S:SO 'a.m.; ~k 17, Paul D, dOWJI • • Jeft. 12 40 d n 4:15 s. ~· Belle~ X:k j a.m., 2 e e m.· "j N ~!..,: :fO : J . 1: - ,20 ~ ... ~ m.. ane • "' 3• a.m. • .,..... can Bruee. down 5:1; a.m.; Tltan down &:30 a.m., ei!ID'Downey "'G:l&s.m.;BeclneLocka, W. ll Sha-, Jr. down 10:10 p.m.; A. V. Crlaa down 4:05 a. m.; GreelliCI Locka, Jim Mar· lin down 9:35 p,m.J .J. I!. Lewla ·. "' 12•30 a.m.; JCIIui Lildd ban ' down 1•40 aom.; Steel Tnder, "' 3' 20 a.m.; Ellahio W 0 O d a down 7 ' 35 a.m.; Meidab1 Locke, Lady Rosemary down t:20p.m.J Ned Merrick dcnm 8:25 p. m.; Scott Chotin II' 12:05 s.lii.;Val· vollnt ~q~2:05 a.m.; Eti8 ·Lou!ovUle ·- 8:10a.m., . !, To !II Facial Tissue Election and Bless You All. ,...•. ·Hillin E. ----~----!::;:::P:d·:P:•:I.:A:d:•·:. A Houseful'· 01 All New-Furn'.lt '' ... : :, .- -~;./~ : l-'-" " .... . ~ 0 ToltiTiull r,........'"' OraaptlaiOI Ohio Reclpo Beoklllchla Atoolled Colon to Match You• D-1 a. You Who ,.$. Hudson Fost Froz en Fovor it co lQO.Ct. 0 lex • -116, BIG; . ;PAH(E:L.J~~:-. S~L:E several.Special Pun:llases lqchiilad · • ' 0 Kroger Chlclcan, lelf, &Turby Pot Pies 00 6~-:·1· Kroger Conlecflonary, Light & Darlt Brown Sugar hi IlHz PieSWia AontJoooiM Waffta lliock up lor all ,.., halldor Hklot •Hdd ,Box... IAIIY11ANIS :"!Es!:~~==~ IAan and M.at., ::0~1 • I To The Voters of Sutton Township For ~~:~~i Roseannl . . DebOrah Bur~ll,l', ville; Unda MeG!~,. Belpre. llltermedlllte Military S1ru1t1Jw (10-12 Yrs.), Tereoa VIIIIIDy, .~ Belpre; ([11&!J~ove::;r~~),~::::,: :; Weaver, c Mldclleport. , BOJoa Solo TwlrUtw · • MarUn O.boilne, 1.cq JW.. ''•• tom. ., ' ·lll•O: ~ co'll'u-uctlon' loeglnll Bl.:.t·'if 7:10 p.til.;-s"'~\f~i)i4, '. Rep. Rllbert Taft, oC R-Ohlc}, today the bambing three said New . . . Karr and Kathryn Mt>ra will York skyscrapers was an exUpper Arlington said Tuesday night it would resubmit a once- have the program. Round robin cards were sent defeated 7.9..fllill operating levy to the sick and shut-Ins. to voters Dec. 9 in a special Eighteen sick calls were tile moratorium activities Ill election. The 7.9 mlllschool opri!ported during the month. eraUng levy was defeated by a two to-one margininlastweek's election. VETERANS MEMORIAL HOSPITAL Admissions - Margaret Rus. sell, Letart, W, Va.; Harry Yarbrough, Rutland; Angelo Crosa, Rutland; Emmet 9wler, Middleport, Discharges - Ora Hal!hlll, Don W. Becker, Kellle Powell, Julia Sellars, Minnie SWick, Florence Vernon. IY Y~ Il The Safeguard system, II or- water office. dered !uUy deployed by Pres!dent Nixon, would protect the . nation against presently devol. ~ . rmn.•.i. , 1 , oped nuclear weapons, Army WASIUNGTON (Upl) - A Lt. Gen. A. 0, Starbird t o I d $86,100 federal grant has Congress. But Starbird said • • been q~proved by tile ApplaIt would not adequately defmd Never · tiJie eounael ...of agalnet submarine - launched chlan Reclonal CommlssiCJII your f~W&.-Andrew Jackmlaalles with pinpoint ac. to aid In constructiCJII oC a L2 son, seventh U.S, president. mile access road to the Sclo! curacy. to County Joint Vocational Education and Technical lnatltute near Portsmouth, DDT GOING, GOING The alate wlll contriblte of WASHINGTON (UP() - Wei. $51,000 as Its share of the fare Secretary R<lbert ll Flllch $138,000 project. The road Voted tor . Me In the baa reportedly endorsed a study will begin at the Houston HolRecant calling tor an end to the use low - Lorw Bun Road and run Go~ ol DDT In tile United States. to Ule • • - which Ia to be constructed on a 100 • acre site four miles· north of SKILLED IN JOB PortllllOWh. WASHINGTON (UP() - U. S. *'9.M''" ..f:'TW"7P ?PP???P ·n Wa~. 1HANIS ' 100 More Water custom erSl1\.,Teed ed . rick, THESE HICES All 4X8SHEET · ··. a_..1Dl4c.a-Of 1112-ol- P1ppu'MI Pim 3,. · MEDIUM CONCORD SHEET IHITE CONCORD ..... , ....... · •. WALNUTONE ................ .. VIRGINIA LAU~N CI:IE~RY PI,.ANK ............... .. AUTUMN PL~MK ......... ; ...... .. ~391 ~591 ~:-79~ row.-:_., . 3=51 33; ' Giant Roll Cllomolo Toilet Tissue ~:·51; . Tissue Tiuue • .· 0 SoltoxTOilot 39; •• o....... Co!ooot foclol · �I I a - The Dally Sentinel; r.I~Pool\0r~; .·u,,,NII!'.'~:I,l!!CIB, .... ' . t :,. ·' ' • . ~~ lJil(R . ,1111. I I ' o o • ~ LW 1 . ,·y 0 0 I I 0 c 0 I I SAN j . illtilce CopJrleht,lho Krotor Co., 1HP We NHI'ft tht right to limit quantltltt. T~ .... • . · tile 1,nk ollc out of Mtftl • ..., r o , , 0 EARLY c· 1: obiJVaDCe ·of Tha.W. &~viDe. ~ , •. . no doubt, televlalon ! I ' • serves up aevel'al turkey• eaeh fall. • • • BiMeat Threite, . Says Mr. Romney SAN FllANCISCO (UP!) Houalrw Seerelar7Georae"""'" ney uld Tue~ PII'IIOII' ~.. alillnl 10t1o1 pl'Ofltea~ are a greater- tothenallonlhan dluldent mUitanta. 7 lllld defendants or the otatus quo are ' 'Pia7bw 1rr to tile honda or tboooadvoc:otlllB revob&icm." "Tblt nation Ia not &01111 to be destroyed b7 mllltanta, be they cOIIIDiunlata or otherwise, unl ~" to ~ ,_ esa we ......, corre""our ur J 1111 .. he l<lld moettns or t:e ::~'• real es~te leaders. ..zc.w FREE Rill Roast ......,.,rko .. )! ,) i j. J ·~ ~( .·'· Boston Roll f).JI ! ~t Willi ....... Of $10. Eldulhe OIIIIMa Plolllblted ., Ln. C... an Good lllru let. Nor. l!llh In All Columbus OIY. W Stont. c.,... . .................. we care Rome Apples '-' 0.. ' ' • 1 Ill COL\1MBUS - l'oUed a,n. ford Boet'tl.!Ye Breeder• Will come to Columbua on November 15, J.9611, fo1: their ANWal Fall f,bM' lilld :$'ale IliOn tor· ed by !he a.eke)oe Polled aer,. .ford ,Aa.,.latlf!!l and .tile otp I Romno '<i: ' ~ . DeJ1¥1ment.al Aarl~N' • CaH Birney, RcUtt 1,.,... ' port. Ia aecret.aey a1 1lle ·•• · pnlzaUon 1114:..,... at. Jlll' ,llld 111e ~ " c,a ,. F'-, ad ' bore ID the lll!l!f Ca!de Are.,., <ldO ~ C.. · ter. • , ed by Leland Clark, I well • bc 11lec or l'oUed Herefonla trGm ~ Voll07 Farm, PlooleiiVIIle, Md., - . . judge and who will place e!pt elaiSOI or females and oeven eiUHI of bulla. The sale, .,.....clad 111 A. w. Hanltltoft, will bqbl at 12:30 p.m. Cb'do J!lmhqey or Danville , and Prot. ~ WUson of Ohio Slate Uatterllt,y are cd..duilrmen or the -and Temperature• ID Ohio will In temperaturea. Precipitation will average from ooe • quarter Inch malted In the south to orl&o!Jalt Inch melted In the north eo snow fturrles on most dQ's of tile period. &ale committee. HANDOUT tela wacm reopoaae Ill Vletaam, where Marine lit Lt. E. R. Har· cllD, elvD offaln offleer, of. fen "lloodles" to a amall boy. ClvU offalra offkero fffi!neatly Ylllt tile rural ~1cea •• pert of their -~lvle action preiJ'llm. The..., are 209 a.u.. momben of tile a.~o Polled Here!onl Ann. Prell- Noel HeUlelcl of Granville wiD side over the amua1 meutfna ID tile Imperial Houae - . , Morae Road at 1-71, !DiiowlDJ e ballquet with Mr. lild l&a. Paul Dear of Sprinllleld u boats. Cata10111101 for IIIIa eoeat are available IJ'O!II JlimJo' upGD ,._. '~Jelt. Just In Time To Fill Your Books For Christmas Shoppinc FREE Of, ........ Of ..... l'nlhlbllld ., .... Coupall Good lllru lilt. Nor. l!llllln All Cei!P. . bus OIY. MP llanL With Plad S1P II '11"1. Fl'lt Pill. II ;t 'P II SZI" • Fl'lt Plallllsp w _.. • Fl'lt Pllllllt1 It _..,. __ O.C....' I 1 Wli.ltilb . . . lkw York ltrip Steak • • • ....1.. ltub . J. .... Idaho Potatoes World'i Greatert Bah,.. llwtQ ..... .. 'RI,I · ROAST L&gac 210 . . ,.,. Florlcla Tangerines .,_ 39; B;o.ll ~29,- I Prine Juice ~~56; Roor Wax i'i ,.-·s., Tolet Tissue tal-JJ; 2~29; , •. r:st-•s lulllhln. Rinso t:-83; prj ' Center Rib Cuts =·-· li8HI' LLsa~ You Seve 31c A Pouncll SOFT-WEVE IATHR- TilliE ' . . '•' ·DnEIIEfiT Kleene, Towels Date~· ., ·~Lillld' . Bold DETE~aENT BAYER · =99c ... .. u ... IMe PMbrfnllt I ' · ' Bonus c ::10; ........ s2.zt King Size Savings On King Size Detergents/ ....... 2 10-lb. lu -~ (f . ._ Silt AH l..t-1' ··~1t. CaldWatw t!'83; PORK CHOPS AU. .. .• .. i&iiioo • • M-qt,$1.39 Pkg. . ~ llhw Dlllt A Pouncll .=at "SUPER-R16HT'' QUALITY REO ROME or APPLES OHIO STAYMAN WINESAP • • • • . .... 4~4r .:a-~· -~ CAUFOIIIA PASCAl BEIY • • • • • • I'IIJOI PUIS LAS:E • • • • • • • • • 2<; OH 27• ~b~O:L 79; iiiSue ~· 27; ~iC. 3:n79; Pinto Beans4:; 49; TOmato Soup ~: 10; . TO.;;iiiste 151 WlllloCiool 31c scon. 5-59,- TU'IiiiiQ ':79.1 2~::-9]; You S.V. - LGIM QUAUTYIEEF .. Perk c.... Ug"M • • • ... ,_Perk IIIIi • ...Jt Fra• Sp1nrih ·• • • • ...'It Fra• ll•erkr11t . • 2:0.21« Cor•il• 1111 • •.....• ::It lki•l• W"11nn 2-1' S.lllil Di••n Coli ' Filllll • • .:::It 22 ltt ' • 5,7; ''.·' :·. '~· ' () ,_' .' .. - . ' ' 'llle · - opentq: t. fiCbed. Utect at 9 a.m. II wiU bo lu4r· FlVE ·DAY FORECAST avenge muc~ow normal from Thuroda7 hrough next Monda7 wHh high reedIngs from mldclle 30a to the low 40a and lows at night malnl,y In tho 20a. It will be quite cold through the period with little do7-to-de7 •hellBe . ApproxlmateJ.r .., Jib ..... ,."'''·"'' ,, PoUed Hereforill ooloeted~ . 40 herds In Ohlo, Klnludq, ' , Maqlllld, New York, I D41 ,, Pem.Jivanla will be nl;iJWt •· ed IIIII aold. f By United Presslnternallonal while we're J!riiC!icing. U.S. Choice Tenderay • Pqlled Hereford . . '!' .•, . . In Columbus Novhnbef.'J5tla *·, J f t "Don't t•ke · a chance on acoupleextrioecond&,butpeys · lave, lend yOur gift percela ond ZIP Codu enable poatal carda early ~h to tnouro employ- to 101'1 and handle thtlr doll very before Chrlat· the mall !later. A r.turn ad· mas, not after.'' Postm11tera of lnauru lllat mall that Mttos County ldvtHd today . can't be delivered bociuu of on On tho day after Chrlstmaa o Illegible or Incomplete mailing post office building can be tho addreas will be returned to file most depressing place In the tender. · world If II still contolns • A return oddroas might not mountain of messoges of love seem very Important, but last and cheer lllet didn't make It year over 32 billion plec.s of becauae IIIey were moiled too moll went to postal dead Iaffer late. Such dlsoppolntmenta can branches bocauae the ma 111 ng be avoided If Chrlstmes mellers addresi couldn't be rl.ed and will observe the following . there was no return addreu on melting schedule. the envelope. If one estlmetn Gift percels going to distant file worth of each ofthne PiecH states should be malted by Oec. at 2S conta, Including postage, 1. Parcels going to local and postal customers lotf over $7.5 ..,by areas should be mailed million test year to letter not tater than Oec. 13. offices. And none of IIIII would Thte nome and oddrns of have happened If tho envttopes both the sender end addrnsee had contained 1 r.turn addroos . ahould be encloHd In each gift BARBS parcel to ~rmlt Identity In·case of dlmeoe or losa of the outside By PHIL PASTORET addruslabel. The outside label In retroapect: One thing should be placed on only one for which the Pilgrims mil!hl aide ot each percel. Greeting cards , going to have given t h a n t &-tliey distant states should be mailed didn't have to wolf dinner In order to watch the foot· not later lllan Oecember 10. ball games. Card• ~ng to local and nearby • • areas should be In tho mall by Arche'll has '"""' six Oecomber 15, million enthusiasts in the Also emphasized was the United States-ezcepting, tmportonca of using Zl P Codol of course, those few unfortunate& p a sal n g any· and adding a return address to where ne<1r the targets all Chrlatmaa mall. It only takes dr..,. 0 ' ~ ··~ r c disappointing ·someone you big dividendi. • ! .• . Po'Stntmters' Advice: • Use the Mai·& Early . ·,.,. ,• O,ange Reaisae., · I· I .~ I �. 10 - 'n..l.lall,y Sortlnol, ~P-.I'OY, ' . . ' ll,, N0¥,12, \HI . •· · ' ·~ (I ' 'R,0'. tn • ,· re-\ d"'.: · ··;~ ·,' . n.. ...oP-P ··· · n Democ·racy· :.S~el<'e:rs Just Plain Deserters ~ t I ' i.. l BAO TRAI, South Vietnam - (NEAl-They are at best a wretched lot as they drag themselves into allied terrilory. Weary, woesome, desperate-most of their eyes spread with fright. some of their hands raised in air. They are the surrendering enemy. Officially, they are called "hoi chanh" and are described as "ralliers to the side of democracy." But this is propaganda. What they are, no more, no less, are the traditional bug-outs of of any combat-<leserters. Not surprisingly, nobody cares m u c h for them. Yesterday they were on one side. Today the otber. And tomorrow? Since no one can be certain about tomorrow, the hoi chanh are invisibly but indelibly marked with the smudge of suspicion. They are treated well e n o u g h. Good food, new clothing, family living. Many are even released back into South Vietnamese society. But there is slim respect lor war turncoats-and the hol chanh carry heavy bur· dens of humitiation. Still, they come over. In larger and larger numbers. About 1,000 a day are currently reported to be giving up. Since 1963, more than 126,000 have reportedly quit. Why? The standard explanation is gooey: "The>' are more and more commg to their senses," says one government spokesman, •'and real· lzlng that democracy Is the only way for the future ." However, 99 per cent of enemy deserters are peasant functionaries of no rank or schooling. Most can't read or write. They don't know de· mocracy from demagogery. By l ·., . I .• :~, Q ", • · ._.,. •· lil~/1 .. , j 1 ' ., ·1' . I OE"IlROIT, Mich. !UPII'-:Re· tilivnomr !If lhil ohio r-.:11 ·~· Nl 111c1wn IIJ,it·. ,c:cwft Ifill -~~ ~llr. uld or~ ,Willi tho pol~ end tho malor - - ol pllnt· Oti tho lllid down · - · 10 lng = I n IIIII man,., II por ~grMter anct liMit ol ,... . - . . tmeroent. . ··~ on lhil • - • tmergad 111,.. '"'"" and '"""" r.te. corn 11 clays aarllli' than corn orleiitlld beft.r able to wltllltlncl ~rlr wlfll ~ poln*! end up.. • edveru envii'GII.....,Iol c:andiThe was c:oncluc>Md Ilona. . at the Ohio Agriculturot ReDoten r opcw *1-tlnga IHrch 1nc1 Develop"""! eon,.. wlih !iva IN- rir ,_,. which In Wooatlr, Ohio, lnd ,_lid grew from orlanhd wllll privation, new to combat. He ,... not parUcularlY Ill-treated In the North Vietnamese army, He did not like it. But w h a t soldier does? He says the food was adequate. He was not over· worked. And, at lint, Just spent most of bla time fn a bivouac environment-train· lng forlnrather than psrtlcipatlng , war. Then things changed. Tat Thanh's unit was p118bed a c r o s s the Vietnamese border on a.rtrol mission. It was and the young trooper s Initiation Into a c t u a I warfare was provided by wave after wave of B-52 bomb saturations. Tat Thanh took what cover be coul~ . Cried. Screamed. But survived. And, wben II ly TOM TIEDE NEA Staff Correspondent 4< !«, . .,_,eli 'J ! t "' ~·~l;t ., I1..:· il'll ' " van No to&te for war. They fought for communism because of gun-point COD· scription. Almost none have solid ideological convictions. There is a better reaaon lor the increase In enemy desertions than politics. "It's very simple," says one U$. major. "Over tbe years, we've gotten to the point, in many areas, where we take on almost anything that moves. This makes it extremely unhealthy for the enemy. Their chances are less. And so they just quit because they're afraid of be· lng greased." Nguyen 'fat Thanh is a good example. Last January, 24-year-old Tal Thanh was brought from North Vietnam with 600 other soldiers of the 20791h Group. It took them three arduous months to reach a small base camp, Inside Cambodia, just across the South Vi•tnamese border. Tal Thanh was a r!Heman, new to the army, new to '. ' I .. ' \ ')) ,. · ~Grid F,.., lllld:,: ·' 1Jae ~ In a -.port here T - r by the poln*l end ~rd ••· Or. D.M. Van Doten Jr. during ll'ogad 15 por c:enl gtHIIIor lht onnuol mHIIIig of lht root length, 31111 por cent grettAmerlcan Society of Agrorwny. er vartldt N!Of penetration lnd Van Doren, ptofcllai· of 20 per cent_,......, laaf arM • • Ho_,;. 55 M~licn of tAe 1969. .\ .• >. ' ' .' J . M~ F,;,ball T. . M,_., ,. 011 tlau Page, I was over, he wanted no more. The first opportunity he got, he deserted. The same story can be told of most hoi chanhs. Few of them are political converts. Most, In fact, are merely cowards-If that Is the best word to describe sirncle people drawn Into comp ex al!alrs. In the last seven years, records show, fewer than.150 enemy agents of commis· sioned rank have ~ up. Indian corn "' 1erved to this day--evef11lime they run one of the ancient late-late W esterM. s G gn~ati~:,!ms:. so.:e~ Eastern Board ets raduation have deserted. This leaves just guerrillas-the commoners who have been forced, literally, to turn plowshares Into SWOrds. Officials say their quitting Is an encouragln~ sign, wha~ver their motives. It may mdicate enemy unit deterloration . And It may not. "Remember what hoi chanhs really are " says one U.S. Interrogator: "Just de· serters. Cop-outs. They are garbage and garbage isn't a reliable barometer of anything." Graduation and baccalaureate services were set lor ~nday. May 24, 1970 by U>e Eastern Local School Board TueldaJ nlllht. Baccalaureate will be at 2 m and graduation at 8 p.m. P· · at tho hll!h school. The bosrd hired Arlie Col. Una as a substitute bus drlver subject to hls certification liJ' U>o county superintendent's alflce. Perrnlsolnn was granted ..., band boosters to use •the hiih school Saturday mornings ----------------------MONEY CliPS United Press lntemltlonal ;.b Th~at Meip IiiP..,, ..••!!'' Sr."!! , Npyeo Tal Thub ~ ' ~ by Mort Reed for ballllllnstructloo. Two new school busses have been purchaaed b,f the district and Will be delivered wllllin a week or 10 daya, It was report.. eel. The board v - to plaee $200 In tho vocal n:"'alc lUnd for purchaee olmusic and rocords. Mrs. Maxine Wldtehead Is vocal mullc Instructor. Eaotern board memboro will attend a meeting at Parkville Elementarv ·"""""' In Jackson The all-Eisenhower dollar Illustrated above appears In my Colnology column In the Nov. 12 Issue of Coin World. It is my concept of a design for the proposed dollar and one In which each component was carefully studied and arranged to complement the purpose. 'Ills an lncuse, or lnta., on TueldaJ ill reprd 14 vocaUonal eGicatlon. The. meelllli Ia to determine what the nt• ,Pre11101111 lor Kbooll Ill are lito 80U11iea""rn area to. after 11t11 tralniDI. Attaldlni were Ropr IiWie, board prelidont; board mem. bers L 0, MeCoy, Donald Mora and Emest Wh1lehead; -l.Y elected board member, Oris Slnlllt; C, 0, Nowland, clerk; Charlea TI,Ylor, )ll'lnclJol, 'and Jobn Riebel, auperlntendent. . should be free of l!.\.Y~ and ..,.. Give Your Diamond:.• a New Look! ... ' Get a stylish, new settll18,for your diamond ... each deslgried'· to make your diamond· look> PAT O'BRIEN, QB, JIB JOHN lUTCIIIIAIIT, E, ·liB PAT ARC fitR, WB, C8 larger, lovelier and to giW If·: new life, so inexpensively/. of rim. and the . de~~~wltll ~~ ·f~m~lf~GTON - ~ GOVEIINMENTJIAS AG~ to ai-IIW-amtwar mare~olmlolvblc"'i!'fO,OOO'deoii!Mtra­ lj"' f!l JII.SS wllbln one block of the White House In exchl~ for a ploclp of nonviolence from leaders of tho prolesL Tbe ~n march route Involves use of 1'•11111¥lwnla Awnue, tho multilane street thai Is tho tradUional course taken by parades hooorirw Inaugurated presidents and national. heroes. Leaders of the New Moblllzadoo Committee to End the War In VIetnam (New Molle), who hsd foullht for use of PeiiiiBylwnta A~ ~Wner•e tli;.::\¥r~ en h ow~ r iloll.;;: onue during lengtlly negotiations with tho Justice De!>artment, balled the agreement •• a victor)', Kaaned,y •~ draft ID Llctery WASHINGTON - SEN, EDWARD M. KENNEDY, wbo helped block President Nixon's draft 1-ry bill for two week&, gave It his blessing today and said he hq>ed the Senate would Jlloss it "In a week or two." Kemedy bowecl to SelL John C. Tennis' demsnd the lottery meaoure breeze tltroush wlthoot conaideratlon of other draA r&torma. Bit Kennedy aaid ho e>pected In return U>e Senate Armed Senices Committee to approve next year "a blll on the kind! of sweeping draft reform so ~bill! to guaranteeing a lair, nondls,..Uve draJI." Stennis, O.Miss., Is chairman of the commfttee. Comnw..ue Oaina •liU II loaer UNITED NATIONS - COMMUNIST CIUNA came clooer but sdll lost Ibis yeer' s vote on oustlqj Nationalist China from the United Nations and bl'illgq In Peking representatlvos Instead. Tho Ge..,ral Aoaembly gave 48 votes to the Communist reKlme and 56 to the Natlonsllst government Tuesday, with 21 abotentlons. Poking would bsve needed a two · thirds maJority for membership. This was four more afllrmatlve votes for Peking than 11-lned last year. The1968resolutionfavoring U>e Communists over tho Natlowlsts received 44 votes, with 58 opposed and 23 abstertlooa. M111 eo~ lriumphant with mandate . IIANILA - FERDINAND E. MARCOS TODAY became tho tint )JI'esldent of the PhUij)pines ...,..locted to a se<ond lour • year term. He proclaimed he had won a mandate. Marcos lj)peared headed for a million - vote landslide victory over Liberal party candidate SoiL Sergio Oome!8 Jr., wbo refllsed to concede what he called "the dirtiest election In our history." Counting In Tuesday' s rational election gave Marcos 1,133,670 votes to Osmena's 726,158. Five mlllion votes remal,.. ed to be counted. BARBS By PHIL PASTORET SAME DAY SERVICE In At 9 - Out At 5 IIM••'s.O••• Soon, t'wlll be the season to be jolly-in 36 easy payments. • • would hove spent a lonelu holiday if 1/0U hod not welcomed him lo !/OUr E •JOHN CAJID, G LEEFLOYD,m An All-Ike Dollar Recently this column car- ceplable and one, I ain sure, ried the proposed design for the late president himself a new Eisenhower dollar would disapprove. created by a staff artist of Both events, althoul!h comone of the leading coin publl· pletely unrelated, liad an cations. The suggestion was equal impact on the prestige well-accepted In Washington of the Ullited States and for but, since then, several that reason, each sboiiii:l enchanges have been offered, joy the disllnctlon of Its own Including one recommended commemorative vehicle. by Rep. Bob Casey, D-Tex. A nation's coinage usually In respome to lncreaalng de- reflects the a cc om pllsh· mands lor a coin or medal ments and vtctorles honoring the Apollo 11 moon responsible.political for her membermission, Casey baa come up ship In the world's famlly of with the idea of com memo- . nations and, almost without rating Eisenhower on the obexc.eptlon, the event deflcled verse of tbe dollar coin and Is one that causes tha gov· the Eagle of Apollo 11 on the ernment and Its people to reverse. stand·separate and above the A very valid suggestion but rest. This Is the requirement one that, In effect, would be for any coin or medal Issued a political expedient to sat- In tribute to the Apollo 11 isfy the clamor for any type mission. But I am not quite of a coin rather than -the sure we have the rlghl to tribute originally pI anne d. say wbat achievements other Because the reverse Is nor- thali hiS own shall share the mally secondary In Import commemoration . of Dwight to the obverse, such an ar- D. Eisenhower. He long rangement places the his- oince has become the torical slgnHicance of the erty of all right-thinkingpropApollo moon mission aecond ·pJe and we can claimpeono to Eisenhower's position as a more or no less than our great American, a situation lair share of his greatness. thst would be wholly unac- •1 Why take your shopping dollars '. to on other tow11 when those sarrie dollars can help make your · own town grow? The loeol mer· chants you patronize pay taxes that help build schools and other. community praiects ~ •. and · those same merchants employ your friends and neighbors in their stores. Remembe, ... you get more out of spending money at home! • To bring out the full fkJV<Jr of the Thonksgivin{l feast, there's nolhi"'l like the presence at table of someone w h o otherwise home. ~ MORRIS, • ANGELLO "~ · Sizei ·SJi.t To 11 AAAA, AAA, AA, 8, S.•ll WIDTHS your .. ff with thl1 toft lc)4,1cln •h• . ~'!t; tiHie h.el. W• h.Ye It In '"f """ nov~, a.rown, lolcl, ·bock ' " ' Ht•nt ~ !flock pat•nt• r••,h., (......c.•• . . $tor• ,., \. ·ftls Tl•ely fHE MEIGS '' . ·., ).; " ,. ·'w ,•. .••• ,,. ,~,,, . MIKE YOONG, T �.. \ ' True Test of QBs I ' ~} I Is Sustaining Power ' I( ' jt' By FRAN TARKENTON Written lor NEA NEW YORK - (NEAl Somebody once said that a quarterback is either in the outhouse or the penthouse. I .Cannot argue with that. , A rookie quarterback, or a quarterback who has been a reserve and then is thrust into a game, quickly finds out about ups and downs. In lnany cases, he begins in the penthouse .because ,, ' ~acks. All of them, to stretch out " tile above s•ying, will inevit· ably spend some time in the outhouse. Their true tests will come when they must show sustaining power over bn entire season. Their fu. lures will depend on their response. ; The excitement and new. hess of their role will wear off with teammates. They must then develop the confidence of the offense around !hem. And they must be able to confotmd both the defense and the opposing team's computer. I. II ., ·~ 'l the ' easiest time a quarterback ,has is when he is new. He is <a "change of scenery" to his leamrnates and a fresh "programing card" to the opposition, which has no past Jnformation of performance to feed into the computer. So far this season, Steve Spurrier of Sar, Francisco in his third year of pro ball, Bruce Lemmerman of AI· janta in his second year and three rookies Greg Cook of J;incinnati, Terry Hanratty of Pittsburgh and B o b b y Douglass of Chicago, have all made big splashes in what amounts to their first hal tests as pro quarter· 1 =t f: :p '":r~l Olilo'J ' try f•rmers are outnurnber*l "95 down, n . Steve Spurrier to 5" by conaumera. • habl't of gettm ' g into ruts on situations, of calling the same play whenever he Is in a certain position on the field, with a certain amount of downs, and with a certain distance to go. Those are the three v i I a I statistics all quarterbacks mmt be concerned with every play. All quarterbacks fa· vorite plays to can. have For example, Bart Starr likes to calla draw play with second down and long yardage. Johony Unitas likes to throw on first down to the wlde part of the field. I also have a favorite pial, but I'm not saying what I Is. But the defenses know. Take thls example: the detense's computer might say that on first-and-10 on the Giants' 30 at the right hash mark, Tarkenton likes to run, say, a slant off tackle with the fullback from a Brown formation. The quarterback must keep account of what he has done In the past to stay up with the oppositl~r ahead of them. The new quarterbacks wiD find this out soon. 1 found It out in a hurry. In my first game at quarterback in my rookie vear, 1961, with a new ' th v·kin expanSion team, e 1 gs, I threw four touchdowns and ran for another TD and we th t h Chi : The computer has come f,pto prominence in football within the last four or five ~ears. A full-time quarter· back must he always con· scious of it. :I'!!• computer lias been fed aU the plays the quarterback has called all season, and in seasons st. It spits back answers what choices a quarterllac~ is likely to call in cUtilln situations, and even · next 8, ~~~begecalls'Dfed.tlmes Ole we lost to Dallas, 13-7. 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The pedals are syn· chronized by cam action to the movable handlebar, to give an enjoyable rkle. 20" wide, .CO" • RECONDITIONED LIKE NIW-FAMOUS BRANDS Qu IZ QUICK ~-~~~,!::__;_:!~,~.!.:::~ Top quality set features heavily padded, aviator-styled, white su· per tough plasiic helmet. High im· pact, plastic shoulder pads. Heavily padded pre-shrunk white pants. Heavy combed red cotton jersey. long. 88 .. RETAIL VALUI1.91 Q-ln basebol! Q-Who wt!'£ the Mtion's liglitett cmd hea~st presi- ~rlance, ~~ames Madison, weigh· what u,lclloum as a Chlllese ing about 100 poo,nds, wu homer' 1 the Ugbtest; WU!iam HowA-A home run made on ard rut, weigblng around a hit that travelll only a 340 poundl, wu the heavl- 88 lllort dlltauce. eat. - ri!Pid lncr.ie ,- _, way. 8y JIM 111- tile IIUflllus cerrjovor hood •julllpiij to Ill million b"otelo. .. : clIng to ,_ mat... gGiilllirMm lltl· ·.{: Ofllclols , _ tlllmale 11oe 1969 whHt crop of U56 bllllan bushels, produCid undlr ...... left bohlnd by lloe Jato_, j!lclmlnlllr.tlon, will "' 50 million to 100 million bulhels g...teo than total - t i c and export demand In this marketing . . . """· This would puth the Clll'l"f· over by next June to llelwooli about 170 million and 920 million bushels. Sewral factors are r - 1· ble: export markets have dried up .,.._use of lncr-lng campetition from lh oduclng nations. Go-nment eftorb to reduce whaet • ..._. In 1961 end 1969 proved too small to be effective bocause of rising Jill'· acre yields . Nlxan admlnlstrallon offlclols have put a further oqueeze on planting. Farm acroago allotments far the 1970 crop have been reduced to a.s million On tlae Farm Front .·· bushels. A stockpile of that size would be edging toword the sire of the wheat hoord that pi119Uid the Elsenhoww adminIstration. Whon the Elsenhowor adminIstration look office In 1953, It found a wheel surplus of 256 million bushels. A buildup In the 1tockplle continued and gathered steam under pollcln the new admlnlatratlon man119ed to modlty only partially and alowly. In a few years the surplus was up to and beyond 900 million bushels and finally reached past_ 1.3 billion In the 1960-61 season. Far the Nixon ldmlnlstroflon, hlatary Is .......... - - but offiCI !at JM~. 8ft. . on - acres, JUNGlE WAS QUIET-An elephant arriving from jungle of Thailand need& ,.; mull• at Windsor, EnJiand, airport. 12 per - ' - 1969 and the lowest natlonol whHt allotment on .-d. RETAIL VALUE $26.95 RETAIL VALUI $14.95 w.rs "'" FOOTBALL KAlAl .. CAMP STOVE Mod. of top ora in «)Whid. with ~pKia l tannage for d"P· rich color o~ embouH for IIOWr handling . Ho1 tripl• ploy laminated lining for Sortg11r w11ar . Whifll lfrip•• at ~tach , BEN PEARSON 01 LANTERN ..... .:!:$]97 RETAIL VALUE $6.95 la'9' 1la:• .. . 2 or 3 blact. pocbt •ni..., 60" flb•rglau bow with new molded non-lllip sac LIMITID POcKET KNIVES BOW SET FUEL . . . Kobao CU11ery_ . , . aFam""' fi•tful n~ ''' lor right or l•ft-hondtd orchen. Size 28" Cedor arrows with forget poinh pointed fu ll l.ngth. Vinyl a rmvuord . . . 1-.oth•r 'shootinv hondl•, dual I IT AIL VALUE $1.69 tab ... beh qv i..-.r. of qualify. SI'NTS $21.95 $ RETAIL VALUE $21.95 S/IORT! !11,, 12' S/lfmTJIIIir. Ufi(TIVI THIU SAT. HOY . 15, t969 UMII ONE CUUaMll VALUI$10.95 'Neai'Otht' Nita'• WaterlaiiPoa•• JENDEIIEST ··- ·· <' , lilt Steak ....................... ~. 99t: .... ~ -'It • WHOLI Miracle largari1e CAULKING ·~-- CAULKDIG SEAT Pumpkin FLUID IIAHWAIIIIIR. RETAIL VALUII9' LITTER BASKET ·. JHIN CUf, IIIAIICfASf Ha• Slices ....................~. 99e 1lNDEIIEST ••• Roast .......................~.a•e Shrt 11•s of lttf... ,~. 49C TINDEll lSI Cltlcha Legs ......... ..... ~~- 49C FlESH Cltlch• lre•sts .........,•.ste · Cltlch• Llwtn ........... ...59e FlESH BAnERY CHARGER , STORM WINDOWS PAL SMOOlH 10AMP ~.!199 • For 6 and 12 vo~ botterios Four. sturdy, shaHerproof poly plastic 36"x72" windows with ample mounting supplies. RETAIL VALUI 79• PIC G. • Automatic circuit brtaktr • Accurate dial ammeter ' .....,.,. .r. ' RETAIL VALUI $24.95 " IIAHWAII-1. Ra.lshes .............:~~---- Milk .......... . ...... . . 2··-4te WIIN MAIHIIT AND ILAtnC MiiDI Modo ol pol,olhyfone plaotic with high powored '!> ,,.,_ • ·········~·· .. ·······~!~. FAIRMONT CHOC. WINDSHIELD COVER w•ndO¥(. Ca ..age .............. !~: .. lal GRAPII u ., " Pt111t litter ........ :~·~- 9.5t CELLO RID $1588 ma...,.t. lnotallo • Good looking • Convenient • Unbreclkoble • Stainless • Portable H•• Ha• l11cklas .................. 4tC ·. AUTO STARTING "•• ...s, . . . . . . . . . . . MEAlY NO. 4060, 15·18 1.. IIAHWUI 119T. AUTO "'' S••s••• ..................6te IONELUS . ~. ate ClNTEI CUf Slices or Ro1st ,.._ate FlESH WHOLE 88 IITAIL VALUE $6.95 26~ LillY'S GUN PLASTIC FRABILL 3 1~- FlESH Grtl.. ltet ...............:r.• 65e Polnf Pleasant Store Only s119 IIQ •• DIIP-fiNE-ILECTIA PEIK liTAIL Store Only 77 $ Coffee !.!~- c IUH OVAL TURKEY ROASTER Pelnt $ Pleasant MAXWELL HOUSI . . SIL¥11.,... DKAL 7 Sturdy, lightweiglll tub· ing, full foom podded ~eat and back rest covered with washabl• vinyl. fold up for easy carrying . Heavy duty spring clamp to hook on bleacher. RETAIJ. VALUUO $7,95 SEII-IOIELESS WHOLE or 5 to 7 POUND POIJIONS \ $ 00 lETAIL VALUE $1.39 NABWAitf ""· lon cord winding. Pebble grain finish . . SUPERIOR ,, 4 ..UIMW:' ~ ICE SCRAPER-SQUEEGEE Beveled-edge plastic . .. removes ke and snow ... - Neoprene rubber dries wet windshie lds . •Triple plated •long las-ting •Sturdy construetion . The ultimate in outdoor ploy. Perfed round ond balonce$ insured by sturdy ny~ TURlEY PLATTER B.B. GUN A "custom" Ytrsion of the Doisy carbine . .. with delu~~:e plated recei¥er, cocking lever, saddle ring, loading port, forearm cap and contoured butt plate. - ~ASKETBALL ' COLUMBIA NEW BUFFALO IILL QAISY 30-30 S]97 . ,1. IPAIL VALUI SHRTSII,T. VOlT oocondo. WMI ~ froozl to ·• IIAIIWAII ll'f. "' ., PIICU lffiCflfJ fll~- sir, . •• ,. IS, it.t •'o!o I I' �. . ' , .. , .. . . -···' -· ·~· •• "·' .~.- , . . . . 1 18- The DaUy sertlnel, Mlddleport-Pomei'CIJI, o., N<Jv,Ja, 1869 · From··Auto's !To Yo· Y IN:~:~~~ON Wolfpen News NOtes ' ' & c.,.cti .... Will ~~~ ocu,to4 until 9 •·•· lor ' Ooy of ltvbllcotlo11 REGULATIONS Tho P.. lioioo• •••••••• oho olfO. 1963 CADILLAC Sedan Oovllle. 4 d••-• .... to .ttu tr ro joct onr od• tectlonol. TN ,ult.ll•her will Mt .. rolpo,_il,lo f.,. - • th." .,. dncorroct •iu.!rtian_... ~ l 1' f . ' ' ' @) ------------ Full Em________ .______ ployee for Circulation •t I • • -------=~ ..!!::9-atc Trail a e or fl a Plaintiff Wabater and Fult1 Attornay• tor plaintiff e.a.u. ------------==-"" - 11-12-3tp ,..; m.a~q - fl . 8 VACUON Ci.EANERbrandnew 'vACANCY fortWoelderiJ- -------------pie. Prefer prhate paid~ ONE FLOOR house 6 rooms, NJaHntz-1324 • : I!'I - . .,_ •.,MIDDLI ·"·-~~· , DM~ ww or 11-11-tte -------------NEw OIL F'lliiHACE, iDilalii~>·. )!85. . Terma 1 ,.neNe I'll, OIU352. 1o-1o.ue' · - - - - · - - - - - - - .;.-_.. GAS runace w..u.a, Terma 1 ,.tl•"'a A.! • lliW352. 1~1 4H!! ~· *-· cii:iiiiCi:_sin_U._iii''liti•: v....· , Gallnlllillla . . . . lit& pUll,*'- llnp. Nl- -=--.,.-----,-----;..;.;;:-, ~£x:t.~":iif MY NOTE&... or WH.E'A'E ARE MY MUSTARD greensandturidtio; FAMILY 1101JSI!:' JM Race · Pick your own. .1 a bulhol- '2 St. Mlddlti)Ol'!. PbcM 992::.".,; ~~ ~~~ 3Z59. NOTES AIR'~. MilK• .Uc. .mee. Jack's lla(rle aoraUallo New lla........... au me.: · ·.. ------------ (K.AM'iing MA1 - -~ma · 8 MILIJMETERmovl4o caJII8Q · and pi'QjectAir with screen. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - 'i~~--~=~~W..~1 ·Mason:"''" r ... bath, caJl)Ort, new ceUar, co:;;, $50. Call99ut75. ..._ room owr cellar, Door furWor•- _ ~In st. p~ 11-1........ ~-. c u - ,..._ ~ 111 11 ,.ce. Walt elosertoatorso. .. , . . • ~ -------------wlda.PI,.Atdar-.Muar -------------Phone 9112-6386. oroy. t'I!OIIe9tW8tl. BOLOGNA 2 lb& $1.09 Jo1171 : W . Va. . . . m-1711.- · 'BOB'S REDUCING Salon and;· 11-9-8tc 11-d-tle lbL 8 oz. 98 c jow~ baeoa ' I:H • MNI15, lli;cl& ! Health Center I• now open, ------------------------1llced 31b&eL39,lcellllk ~ . _ _ _ . _ ~~-~~ · 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. byappoht-' Auto Sales WATER coNDI'I10NERS, f8.' 99c gaJIGa, he••• 10c lb. ment, 5 p.m. to 10p.m. 001111-1 $10, fl5. Softener1, lllters, MIIG Food Marlllll, 111. 'C. C. BllADEORD, Alld' I polntmont necesoary. Locat- . . . . - - - - - - - - - - - , , etc., m<lloy back~ IOidl of lOcldiOIIO"to. . · eel below K tltld K Mollllt; All Thooo aro .Wlnlorln4· ~ C W "'-~ o ••••.._, 1d: • . . ",,,, .Al•u... 1 •• lienta. Phone Maooa, 5135. 114tfe i 7 Foctory air. Molibu. •••.ring. Auto. ·.---- -----.-.-:--- - ·- tr•na. Powat Ea:tra 8 MILK ~" , Jerseys and Guernseys. MUk cooler, sot. of Surge mllllers. Call aller 5 p.m. ..,SundaY 7u.t703. · 11•7-4te ....... 66 Chryolor RUMMAGE SALE, 231 Mill st., Fry Bldg., Middleport, 10 L m, Friday, c...tlmlitW thru Saturday. . _now $1995 Wa• $2f95. N•w Yo.t..ar o4 dr. S•tlan. Air conditioned. Only ailout J/3 ortglnal coat now, onO 11t11 on• I& 1horp. Fwlly a ..ulpp•d· 11-12-.1tc -----------NEW housetrallor, 1965 MOON See Walter HaaY, Drlt road .., rl8lrt Plat Rltland coal tipple. 11-8-8tp 69 Pontiac __ now $3195 Just orrlve4. GTO 2 dr. Hard Top. Llka now hpra..o SHOOTING MATCH Sunday, Nov. 16, I p.m. to tp,m., Racine - &shan Road. ~aor­ ed by Rsctne Fire Dept. 11-12-Uc GUN SHOOT, Forked R u n Sportsman ctub, Sunday, November16. 1 11- 12-.1tc -------------- "His mother wants him to be a Iaw7er and hla fa~r want• him to be a doctor, but from the look of thlnp he's pin& to be a drap-outl" Lost Flats News Mrs. Doris Dalley visited Mr. Hamor lcedlower at Veteram lllemorlal Hoopllal, Pomeroy. Preaching service closed at the Stlversvlllo Communlt,y Church. Teresa Burnside of Chillieolhe spar;; a week with her ~s, Mr. and Mrs. • - w.ence Johnston. ... -~-ron, ShirlBY and Terry COR&O visited Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Johnston and family. Mrs. Mary DaUey,local, vis!ted Mrs. SylvlsCalpenter,Mr. and Mrs. Gary Atkins and son, Amatonlam, Ohio. Mr. Robert o.rs, 1oca1, visUad Mr. and Mrs. Charlie CorroiL Mr. and Mrs. Albin Taylor and family of West Vlr&lnla, Mrs. Icy Elswick, Harry Lane, Emnsot Larkins, local, visited Mr. and Mrs. Dllloa Tarlor. - M1,J Johnston brown black opol 011 back, bonc:h leaed. family pet. Anower1 to name of"Snufr)'." Reward Mr. and Mrs. George Circle and family of Middleport, Mr. and Mrs. James Circle of New -----------Ha~en, W.Va., aDdhermotlJer, W ted T R nt Mrs. Glbson, of • - W• v a., an 0 e UU&Un, were guests or Mrs. Mary Cir~ 2 OR 3 BEDROOM OO!ne, bath cle on a Saturday owning. In Chester or TIC>per Plains Charles Wayne Brinker and . area. Phone 992-5254, son, Chuck, of carey, Ohio, 11-11~ were guests of Mrs. Eunle Brinker aDd fa.mUy on a re- - - - - - - - - - - - - - cert Saturday, Help Wanted Mr. and Mrs. Ray Byers of Tanners Run called at the home MAN TO work In reteU store. AAJiy to MarvlnGlasao.-. of Bott,y Van Meter recently. Jane lngrsm visited with the ern &;>ply, 399 W. Main st., Robert Lee family and Ralph Pomeroy. 11-11h1tc Lee a rocelt w.eekend. -----------MECHANIC WANTED. Contact Real Estate For Sale service manager, · Mason · · CouJty Chrysler - Plymoulh canter, Pt. Pleaaant, phone · 6~1225. Must have own hand NEAR POMEROY - F r u It tools. 11-ll-6tc farm - 16Blh acres, 1,100 - - - - - - - - - - - - - peach, 120 oPple trees, 3 to 5 y01ra old, all bearlns fruit, . all noceoaary equipment iJ>. eluded, pond weD stocked with lloh, barn, 2 praees, nice Cleland Realty COMPUTE I .PROGIAIIING C .· o n ~~' ..)I ~~~' ~ ' ' ., po forced air 6lrlllco,nawe . ' I liri(~" ,,.., ~~·J:;att~Mio zz:'r. ,, K,, ,, ' :' ,,, ' __ _ IDcl.-, Nideil.. . 11-l:l.,ate - - - - - - - - - -.- - BLAETTNARS --- --------- n~c BUICK PONTIAC GMC TRUCKS POMEROY NIIIGW - ..------- ~ ll!llwtlca. · .... 11!1111• W. J'fl ~Ill. --'--.;..o----.,"---,1"- 'strnc ..,; clew!$. I ...1111111- lbwut. . tU IIIII. . - - ·l...r.~- ~-- --;;, ~~ ..,j'(liii FilE !II ~~·--.--..,~·~-· - ... •~!!**. ~ ~~i~~ JllllniiCI . ____. ________ _ .. ~ For Rem ilooMtc :::.:a..:.::w= __________ :1.:~ , ,::~~ · HOISTETTEI· rwo m,~.. - . uw. . lEAL TY ditlltW ._, ltaJI GIO HOB ' . 11-11~ ------------ , • 111-24-tlc .(abbr.) p.o.lox23 Poa•oy, Ohle 3 ROOM M ' G Food Mar~ Ill. oouth Gl Middleport. can a.eator 885-3990 11·11~~~ 5 p,m; 7 --------~---- "'{ 28" SOliD CAST Iron COil .,c.. R -------------~~~ ~; !u~11'111~ 11-12-311> CoatJ~• o 1 MDI, Phone 811Zo3181. wall cupot, 181 Loeut ••• !to, Pomeroy' Phoatfi-19 · 1'1-~ , _ __________ ,._ __ ; ~ 1i0uee . . with 111011~r~ · · ltlllortrl!l._ · ' ' -------------..;•t•· 45769 ·, • ' o\tldrou ·- II. Hultatlon CROSSWORD 'ilf}~ru}fji)'ft ~-~~- ~ ~ ~~· 46. Scorches 17. Mullical 47. Accumulate ,.nn DOWN 1. Drivea 2. Peter the Great'tland a. H)Bh prleat 4.Neon IB)'RI.) 5. It (Ger.) 6.Furplece 7. Fortified 8.Bom 9.Hamua · rlnc 10. Afftnn 1• . Jllxag- geraUon 16. Leveling slip 23.Piace Unoerattlble these rour Jumbles, one leU. to eoch "''uare, to lor• four ordinary words. 24.8- rlver 28.Troublu 27.Paoklng -· I box LECEX (-) 29.Compel 81.Livea !2. Platco "·- illi.Lorp bundleo •t. Friar'• Utlt 42. Conltel1&11011 u.state llilbr.) - I 411. Hlad.u ...... . •...J ' ) II Sl,.'OSY w ord I IE;::::: i.c ll ==a~-.. () 211. Hooded I 22. Briny If. Siamese cola §~~::J r;;;~~~~~: IG. = I NaT ALLOWED AT NUD~T CAAIPS. the""'""'-·. l[IIIIIIIl ........ · .... none Now..._ the elrclod 1et1en to,_ I!! II! &tel IIJ the ....... CMt II p.... _____ ..,_ Near School. $UOo. ~~·) ~IRGIL (Chin.) 20. Ilellnd ...... --------------- MOBILE HOllE- 10d0, 111 new, One antique waoh 19. Meuure fran CBS 21-lnc:h TV, Gal heater, llmllce,· - - · roll'tpr. FURNISHED first floor one - 1 15,000 BTU. One lillall 0141- . atoi'. t235o. 00. bedJ OCID etllclancy apartboard. ~for bociJ-. ap. ·aurt..vm - 5 - - . bath. 11181L Middleport, Phone 982- -------------··!urnlll!*l BPOI'imetL THEY WANT AND THEY'RE allppon 12' Kllmer ' WlLL1NG TO PAV." poem ltl. Fashion 18.Rupee Ganp. ete,ooo.oo. MIDDLEPORT 5 roodul, bath, fenced' Itt. et,ooo. POMEROY - 6 , _ . , balll, IIII'Dico, I u II baHIIIenl, ••500. Mal<e o11'41r, RT. Ut - ModeJ'll, 3 bedI'OOIIIf, U,.- illxl7. NeW ·I PI lllrnace. Ganp. en race PI helllw, aood u 1""":~=~-===~--~""'1 Anita 116.· Lounging "THI!V WANT WHAT 15. Plural endlng STETTER, Brek.r, .1... "" ' 11-12-Uc !.Castle or Dunn U.Fourbara:era holeo, overcaot, appliques, $1750. and tiiiiV embroidery de- RT.lU- 8.-brlck,new atsno. Will oacrlflee for oa1J , . ps lurlace. fldl baHIIIIIII. -------------FURNISHED HOUSE. 3 rooms ·and bath. One - 1011 pre-~ $34.40 eaoh price or tel'lill forred. Phone 992-5592 aller · lllaY ba arraJIIIod. Phone t82u~c 28SG. u-n-4tc 5 P. ... ------------------------• RATS, MICE eliminated fore¥41L lb. , JRAILER LOTS, Bob'i'iQ!r.' or, GET STAR,...,.. .., Court. Syracuse, Oldo, on Eborabaeh lflr4waro, SUpr Slate Rt. 124, Phone 992Run lllli,Pickeno ~; 295L' 11-11-tt'c Muon. 11-11-301p -------------- -------------- AiLY &OBOIJS 13.G,...k letter ..,..-.,..,...,.=- ........ 3874. llr'l Fnnk, phone Cha1ter 98$. ~· , ROO .. ~.-•, Baowlllll A,.,, "'M1101~ PEACH FARM - 300 lreol, • M "'a""""hed hlluoe, DL • . . · • •• " ......1 or . -. lOlL Dice 6 room hclult, bath, new 1850 Lincoln Hetea. 1'1-. _Ill Uc funlace, 'fldl baoement, aood 992.3874. 1~2-Uc =~----..,50 ...... Only 121.- - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1999 SEWING lillchlne, used 000.00. jult a lew tim81, fully equip- MINERSVILLE - 8 roomo, wat6 ROOMS, bath. Close to toim, 1'11. 992-2049, 992-2431 aliir pod to •laoC~~. make or _tap, eleetrlc:. Acre. 5, ~.::;; 3368, _________ ...,. ___ _ 11-9-tt' ' . _ , tltld c ,,~,.,. _ , . . 7114 a n .d ...,rrleerator LADIES EAIIN extrtl lncomo ~CE $13,SOO. · · . ,. . , . and a treo wardrobe. .,_ Uenry aeland. ~ : • IIHIIII Faol!l-. light of it Oflleo - ~t er)' or eoll~ Jolla 'l'lillo OM tn hll Reo. ... t8W$18 aall, Phodt Ht47n3. . "' h. bu.l~ :._.., .~lA-......_tlhqoff,mooe :' wlt•lts; Harold A. Holter, t.,. Bot- 2 REDROOM TRAILER. Bob's llllblle Court, Syracuse, Ohio tom, Ohio, Phono 985-3864. Phone 992-2951. 11-10-Gtc It Is no longer acceptable bath, hard wood floors, f u II for lhl! Pentagon, with ita basement, oU forced 8lr tuf.IIUochill view of the world, Mee, IIIIIQ' ather featurea, 1 io let. the definition, design owner aalling due to health. the ob:lectiveo and establish COMPUTER COLL!GE tllll Dafional priorities, while llle 11J'ell nods its trust. POMEROY - 5 - · · bath, . OF TECHNOLOGY One Public ~oro1104 lnJIIead. fUll ba·-·nt ___ -•·~ ·--·•"'-~ Cl...I""d• 0 lo 44 113 Ilium oldblg, alr dGDeltlorlld, -lf!L· Gafilm'd Nelson, D- . Mcrg w~~ A~ _ ... •100 HANDMADE WI'G, lilht ..c.: l!IIIJd'rwllllllllYI brown, like new,$20.1200 - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . , llrhdlt!!••~a.iil ' .~ Polaroldeamora,$50.Movls SEE LEE Coaotructloa for -~.Baelai!,O. Dri,.oc.all cama,.., $50. Hoapllal bed, building )'C1Ur . . , ~ We Ul tf1: Gl a,. complete, aood eondltlon, have beautiful Iota a .. llal11o ~ . -.aa1, ••o Ph •m•~ ........ ~"build --~-------' · _· Wanted To BUJ .. • one .......... Jawuo, or wuo Gil )'OW'S. _... ~ __ .;... " · . 992-2437, 11-l1-6tc pie homoo aJroadJ buUI 1Gr .SEWIN'G MACHIN1!S; . RiPifi' ·~---- ... -"CHIN'A CAIIINETS, round toyour ltlapectljJn. Call A. F. ' aorolce, a1l JMMI. 98~ : blea, old ote. Write - - - - - - - - - - - - - 1 GRA VELYiractor, 1 w I vel Lee, Lee Conltructlon,~ 'lbit Fabric !IIGP, PC11161'<11'\ i'o\111'0110~ ...'!'.~· ..- ea11 11. D. lllllor;' 111. t, rocker, 5 pairs of dnpe1, 2 992-3454. · ' AllthGrllod Sblpr 511. ani · · ~OJ!.~ t8U271, 6,26-tlo., Wo . .._ home, 6 rooma, 3 bedrooms, ,11. flnhh. Positive Trac. ADD '"'' ln. englu. o4 apHd tron1. An axcaptlo"ot c• In ovary way. .1/$ · electric llovewltbdoubleov1-14 en. Phono 11112-2080. . -------------~ 11-12-8te BEADY-IQ CONCRETE dill¥· -------------end ttallt to )'C1Ur proJect: PUREBRED lleretonl bull, 21 Fut ud - · rr.· e.uIIIOilllls old, weJcbt about I,• ' mate-. I'll. HWJM, .a_. 050 lbs., tHO. Phooe 742- . lleln Rady-Mb Co., n~l• US9, port, Oldo. I lo.tre -----------__ _: __ ..:.-.-· =..,.; '~ LOT, 40' x 125', lfDI ~ BACK HOE for ~· lllcldleport, Aloo 2 otor)'• TrlllleiL-PI1Gao 14947111. brick .building on N. 21111 st., · .· ll+etc ' lOcldleport, I'll. 992-5251. ~ cloeu, LOST, WIUTE male beqle dog with brown opeckledeara, lila Carmel News 55x10. · In ;::.-:-,.---~...,.7_::-.::--o:-: L...;..&J~~~~~~~ ::··67~~:t!r ~~~:,: ~!:c~~wr.•• ~ \!.'!r '-~-·~~s =~::!~rv~~~ ..r..itt:;n i -..c: ' l n. o:. ., r -----------USED PIANOS 1144k ------------ m. DAY .. . 1969 modoL Cclqlel8 with au cteanbW toolo. Smallpalnt damage oh!AIIJw, lake t%2 caoh' price terml If de1lred. Phollo 992-2SSG. 11_._."' . fiUIII. zW . .,_aAmNAIS tab to auctla,. COla-tent-. 1960 CADILLAC, sood shape. - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . S NICE raeondltlollod ~rl&hl ap bulL CaJI Jim Adlml For boose traUer or pick.., 'POODLE P F K -AKC plaoos. Priced to 1elL Free audt-, Rll'hnd. ~ ~ truck. M & G Food Market, mlnlatuN, ' ; . BiJd .. Slllf delivery, Phone 742-4211. 74M4111 Route 7 south of Middleport. oenlce atld P ltW• Pltoao' 11-v.«c SANDRA KAY JONES, : c- '-''-------,---....1 F Sal ~..:=~7~· : ...... •... . . . , . . I. ahla ......,, 0. fo F SI i wn.i. ptck~~PIPerchandlaeand Said cw1e will ba for huring befoN 1ald Court on and ofter lila 11th day of December, 1969. .. . PHONE IIZ·ZIIM p · 1NJ "-ti·Aett not work, Old Town 1~: -GuARANTEE~ ..........., aow Frt --------------------- ' ~· · ss.ss· . Po~~~~s-~ Co. Chinatown, but got the Wong number. .'1:.' EDEll' · Wllitl All11•11t tlrea, epotleu. _power equipment, clean interior. Grey finish, Mr. and Mrs. Clinton Gilkey and Karen, Kathy and Tad, of factory air conditioned. Rodlo. Drive this cor for pleasure and c:omforto Albany and Mr. Dale Russell - RAtES f., WoM A4 Servin and lamtly of Columbus were 1963 FORD ---------------$695 Junto·"''+W.,.d •• l•o.nlon Galoxie 500 4 Dr. Local owned low mileage car. Sunday visitors of Mr. and Mrs. MinimuM Cher,. 75c VB engine, std. trans. Good tires . Clean interior. Lincoln RusselL , 12 cantl per wer4 thr- CenMc.,.. Blue finish. Radio. . ,. Mr, and Mrs. W. Boyce of tlvo ln1ertion•. II coftu pel Woul •I• MltHCvtl"'l For Rent 1962 CADILLAC - - - - - - - - - - 5 5 9 5 Columbus were weekend visit- Jnurtiont . H. T. coupe, good white wall tires, full power ors of Mr. and Mrs. Howard 25 ,., coni DIICCMol"' •• ,.,. ••• ,FUIINISIIED atld flltlltrtdahed equir,ment Including 6 way seat, power windows, · Russell. Mr. RusseU was tak- oad oda poid 'l!dthin 10 Ny1. · 111 ~ohoal. CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY spot ess interior, R&H. en to Pleasant Valley Hospital 1 $1 .50 fow SO •ord lllillll_.. Eo. P.._ IIIIUtlt. 'iiloiR.tt; and is now Improved. eddltiOttol word 2c. ----------~.~~~BLIND ADS Mr, and Mrs. Robert Reeves CLEAN FURNISHED flat, priAllldltio~~C~I 'lSc Chari' IN' A4Yet· ard Bryan or Pomeroy were tlse-nt · Yale entrance, 2 bedroom1, OFFICE HOURS Tuesday evening guests of Mr. child weleomo. Sec:uriQ- deI'OMI!IOY, OHIO 1:30 . .... . IO S:OO ..... 0.11~ ard Mra. James Reeves and po11t required. Phollo 992 1130 0.111. to l:lrOO N - S..uNoy LlndL 7075. 11-11~_ Help Wanted Notice MI. sa Jo Smith, student at Co~ Card of Thanks -------------cord College, has been at home I WOULD like to thank everyone . CHUCK'S can aavey(Ju ... toiJalf. TEXAS OIL COMPANY . 2 BEDROOM houoe trailer, Ph.· wlth her parents, Mr. and Mrs. 11-9-Gte who brought food to tho IKime on '{V repairs if you bring Needs man over 40 as travel- 992-3954. Charley Smith since Wednesday of Erma Wilson at the time them ln. Chuck'sTV,i52Butlng reprosertatlve. Write B. -----------due to a water shortage at the of the death of my wife; also ternut, PcmorQY. Phone 992-' J. Dickerson, Pres., SouthSale school. western Petroleum CoJt>., to Rev. Freeland Norris for 5080. 111-1&-t!c Sunday dlmer guests of Mr. 534 N. Main, Ft. Worth, Tex. SOLID SfATE walnut stereO his services atthegra~eslde 1 ~ and Mrs. Charley Smith were ll-9-4tc eoaiOio, 4_..t lntermb:od the pallbearers and every- ·ROOF REPAIR 1111 ltiD01e1: _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ~, ella! VOlume eoatrol,' Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Knapp, Kevone else who hel.ped In al1)' IIW;IIoo tlariorPIInt!.. and in, Charles ard Jo Smith. way. It was deeply appreci4 speeker sound uatem. Bal~ <"'1 I ling, by CGttnet. KaU Lee ~ was weekend ance cbl f88.10. Uoeourbudated. Free utimate. Phone 99Z· 1 HELP WANTED visitor of his grsndmolhor, aet termo. Call 992.»52. · Arthur Wilson 2808. We "' anywhere. Mrs. Lena Knapp, Langsville. 11_.-4tt 11-12-1tp 10.1-tfc Wanted Time Jo Smith visited WednesdaY MAPLE srEREO-radlo~ 1989 oveq with Mrs. Earl Wines. LEGAL NOTICE Mark Warner, stationed in THERE IS • new plumber In Department of The loveiJ moplellnlllll, wltUMDono Eugona Jon11, whoso Germany, Is here for a 36-day pklco Racine. Bill Blythe, PhOOe Dally Sentinel. Good Flo! radio; ' apeakero, .ml of re1idenca h Point pl-.:.•~ leave with his grsndparents, ant, Wnt Vlrglnlo, R. D. 2, other940-2292. ll-7-3otc rtu i""t volume eaa1ro1 Balanee ella wM .. pl~:~c:a of r••idonce Ia Mre and Mrs. Herman .Warner. will, -----------oppo nl Y r r •" f&UO. uoeour.bud&ettermo. unknown, will tolaa notiea that person, must be self Call&t2.a352. on the 24tfl doy of Oc:tobor, 1969, .POSI110Nwali8d by Nov. 20. tfla underaignad filed "" petition Houaei<Mpl~wltholdermaio startW, afraid tO ll_..Qe ogoln1t him In tho Court of Com• mon Pleos of Malga Cou"'~'• Ohio, or woman. Must live ln. Pr&o apply The Daily -------------CoN No. U 556 pro)'ing for • divorce, cust;;/y of chllctr.n, ali• ~~5.ROJ>.lnvalld. Phone 949- Sentinel. 8x35 HOUSE trailer, all alummony, 1upport for chi I dN" of. While in san FranciBco we tornoy fan crnd other NllaJ on tried to call an old fnend In grounds of gron neglect of dwty. (10) 2'1, (11) 5. 12. 19,26 (12} 3, 10 7tc , ~. ' ,J- Of QUALRY o.. .tl 1,. 9 •·•· CGneolle~ti ..... I , ,. ' . 2SIIIIS DEADLIN!5 5 " ·"' · Doy Bel•• ~... lic•tlon MondOr • ·• , ........,.-....-,. ;. '• "" .,\·'-· "" !51~ ' ·In .seJ.tlliel. :\Vaai ' Find Eve .. • .· ·-~~ ~ .r ........,.. , ......1~ C - fLUID MANIAC · ..-+-of · AMwer: ( ftal fo p1 . . . . 101' ....,., •• ,,.., ·~·- . �'· Q ~ ~--.-_.... ., \ ., ' 20 - '111ollolly Seralnel, ~-· 0., NOY.l%, 1• , $20 Million for Misery Promised The Metbocllat ro<MelllaUon hllans . She related Nlahlialrtl fund, a program to c:ontrlbule from usout !llter'..... by Grace 120,000,000 to umfsery,•• was explained by Mrs. James Dllor at a meottna Monday nlaht of the Women's Society of Chris~ 11an Sorv lee, Hea111 U n I t e d Me11lodlsl Church. Mrs. Euler gave a history ol the reeonciUation movement whldl began In April 1968 at Hal!ell , and concluded wl111 a · poem entitled ''Re<Mclllatlon." For devoUons Mrs. Max Dclllahue gan a glimpse on mls.. the Mtdbodlst conference In oat.. las wherelhe$20,000 ,000ftgure on a national scale was suggest.. ed as a ••contribution to mis- ery." 91e said ot that a m o u n t. Ohio's quota Is $7,000,000, hal! to go to the national lund and the other halt to remain with the Ohio Conference. Emphasis ~the program, Mrs. Euler reporter, is to .. restore man to respect." ~e said It is aimed at showing God's concern for the kingdom on earth. or the amoun~ $350,000 is to golo the Black Development Fund. Harmony and changes ln the church were discussed by Mrs. Euler who spoke of the plight of the black people and t h e management or the atratrs of slons taken rrom the "Re- sponse" ntapdne. It spoke ol Dr. Mary &le Laurery's work at the health eenter In ChUl In addiUoo lo assisting wl111 a day care center Jn San Diego spoosored by the Board ot Mloolons of11le - I t Chureh. DevoUonal eholrman Mrs. Jack Beehtle read the 103rd Plllm and an article, "For the Beauty ot the Earth." At the business meeting con~ cklcted by Mrs. Nan Moore areport was given on World Com- munlt;y Do.r by Mrs. David Entsminger. It was reported that the pecans will arrive 1hls week. The annual church bazaar was annoWlced for Dec. 2 at the church. Refreshments wer e served by Mrs. Forrest Bachtel, Mrs. E, M. Wood, Mro . L, W, Me. Comas. and Mrs. H a r o I d George. CtQWnings Highlight Mro. Jael< Kllpalriel< ot Columbuo vlolted here over !be weekend wi111 her brother, Jolin WUI, a 1111Uent at Holzer Hospital. Mra. Kllpalrlel< al., vialied w1111 Mill Frieda Fulmle. Reo;ent guesta ol Mr. and Mrs. J. p, Foldon of Re!land were Mr, and Mrs. Cbarlea stlfrler, Sdrley, Mary, Terri, and San4Y. and Mr. and ..... Edward Tracy, Barbara and llaymCll1d, Columbus. Also vllttlng with the Foldens over the weekend were Bambi, Kimber~ l,y and Tammy Elias, Doma Will d. Columbus was a recent guest f1 her grand~ mother, Mrs. Elliot Elias of MaBM, W. Va. Mlao WUl re~ gramated from Mountain Slate In eomputer p r ogramrntng and baa aeeOD\PIOII emplojonwnt In Columbus. Mr. and Mra. Gary Lee and dauahters, Patl,y Ann and Undo, El1rla. spent the weekend here visiting their parento, Mrs. Jolm Lee, HarrisonvUle Road, Edwaro Howell, Pomeroy, and Mrs. Bet1;y Templeton, Middleport. Mrs. James Criswell return~ ed &lnday altervlaltlnglll Cberleaton, W. Va. with ber SOII..Inlaw and dauahter, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Custer. ~ aecompan. led her to Middleport &mday, POLLY'S POINrHRS Layette Shower New Liquid Dyes Given Recently Work in Washer For Mrs. Vance By POLLY CRAMER DEAR POU. Y - Like Barb, I had trouble dyeing articles satisfactorily but the new liquid dyes work beautifully in my washing machine. I use HOT water, pour in the dye, mix thoroughly BEFORE putting in the article. Let it go through the full wash cycle twice. Do NOT let it rinse In between. After running through the wash cycle twice, I use three cold-water rinses or until the water runs out clear. I have even dyed things as large as bedspreads. When rewashing, use a cold-water detergent and wash the dyed article separately from the other wash. A small amount of dye is sure to wash out but not enough to hurt the looks of the ilem.-LUELLA ,., ,.. DEAR POU.Y- When you finish dyeing and rlns· tng anything, put It in cold water with a handful of salt to set the color. I also soalt: thing s I buy that might fade in cold water with salt.-JUDY i DEAR GJRLS-T II e r e 1lllle Wllo ttofl at;tlle to let a ,Qf asia( l!lllt toler but I •o II. Aanle bao a good la(feaUea In ber teller wbere she waraed a(alDat leiUag water from th faucet ru.a oato lite recently dyed article while rbdlng. Fill tile container being aoed and then put In the garment. 'l'llla Ia when lite job lo helag dnne ID a big pan or tub and BOt Ia lbe wa1her.-POLLY DEAR POU.Y-Do a kindness to little children and invalids by not oonding them cards decorated with little crystal grains, toooe tinsel or fiberglass. It is almost !mpoulble to bruoh these particles olf bed clothes. If one has sensitive skin, !bey can cause itching.-MRS. J . E . S. A tayeue ahower honoring Mrs. Joyeo Vance was hold recently at the home ol Mrs. Beatrice Dugan. Co.bostesses were Mr1. June Dewhliral and Mrs. Audrey Patter,.... Games were plaJedwithprlzea being won by Mrs. Sblrley Simmons, Mrs. Rea.tha Clonch, Mrs. Roberto Muaoor, Mrs. Vance, and the door prize was WQII by Mlso Lori Cloneh. Mrs . Vance was assisted by her allier, Lori Cloneh In op. entng her gl!le. Attending besides those named were Mrs. Patt,y Jaeks, Mrs. M a r y Roush, Mra . Role Patterson, Miss Krista Cloneh, M r s. I'by!Us Haley, Mrs. Judy McDoltlld, Mlao Marla Musser, Mrs. Pauline Tillis, and Mri. Etllellllte. Olhero presenting gills to Mrs. Vance were Mfss DiaJma Me!Janlels, Mlos Unda Haley, Mrs. Charlotte Wilford, M r s. Odessa Roush, Mrs. Pat Brundaao, Mloa CaiiiY stmmono, Mrs. llemlee WU!oro, M r s. Lydia Smith and Debbie and Mrs . Eloise Smith. ----Polly's Problem,_ _ __ DEAR POU.Y -Can some readers of your column tell me how I could clean my mouton coat at home? I do not feel that I can afford to have It cleaned profe11lonally. Tbls coat is old but in good condition IIDd should have a lot ol wear left.-MRS. W. R . I• ' '' .. ...-.....--·---~----·. President Visits Announce Meetings 2 District Units To Di&cuss Sum!J Mrl. Ben Neutzltng, Amerlean Legion Auxiliary Elglrth Diotrlot president, was a guest at !be 5oth amlveriiii'Y observance of the Logan unit oo Sunday nlshl and the Ook IWI unit on Tuesda.Y night. Both units presented M r 1. Neut1;ltng with gills. She was aecompanled to Lopn by Mrs. Gerald Wildermuth, dlstrlet child weltare chairman; a n d Mra. 0 . A. Martin, huapltal rep. resentatlve. M r 1. Catherine Welsh joined Mro. Wildermuth, Nra. Martin and Mrs. Nwlzllna lor the Oak lUll mservanee . Baptismal Service POINT PLEASANT - Meetings to discuss the school sur· vey whleb woo made public Monday are scheduled for Nov. t:l14 lhrouahout Mason Cowty. The first meetlna wut be at Hannan High School at 7:30 p. m. Wednesday. Others wut be at Wahama Hlsh Scbool on ThursdaJr a n d Point Pionant Hlgb School on Friday, both at 7:30p. m. Bethel to Present Program at Home BapdsmaJ services for Mr s. Edith Barton were conducted Sonda,y a!torooon at the Scott Farm oo Flatwoods Road. 'l1la Leurel Clll! Free Methodist 'Oturch members congr~ gated at the !arm tor the service coodueled by the Rev. Eugene GUt assisted bf Bob Barton. The grcq> sang " At I h e Cross, '' tttere was prayer by Mrs. JameaGUmore, and scrlpture from Aets 2, 32-l7by Mrs. Gorald PuDtno. 'l1la beptlomal ....Wll C'eltl and pl'IJ'Or offered by the R... Mr. GW preeedlng I h e lmmeroiiXI of Mrs. Jluton and the IOitg, ,.Lave Lifted Me" . When we know how to retd our own heart$, we acquire wlodom of tho hearts of othera.-Denia Dlderot, French phUosopher. honored..,..._ ON LEAVE HERE Stanley Alkire Ia apendiiiJa 12 .!oy leavewllhbll parent1, Mi-. and Mro. FaUx AJ.. klre, POIDIIO), Rt. 4. Set. Ai. klre wlll _,. weldlntl oehool upon hlo return 1o Beale ~ I r For oe IIese, Celli. Hla address lo ~ Ropr S. Alkire, AF 11706Hf Cmr., B o X 5552, Beale Air Fwce llaea, CaiiL 93993. ~ Rogor - . Cook uld the ,...,I surge Of DHcvlllu Usors , )'OIIIhrut nlrootkl uaars cau1c1 Cook, 52, said n\any ..,..,,.. be bllo'n1.ct 1111the "hippie" (1111. pulhln around col loge comeratlcin. 'are · what hi t.rmad "drot>-ln" -·"IIJppl~ Who .._ the w - . hi~ . live . .,. !he or collage mbvemantl!agon. II w~11 tw· · -.munHial:" lila flol~ for - ' • w!IO· "He la.ol._t lm-ll!la to wontact to ,,.. ldv~ :oof,. ldentlfv.~ ut•I'Cook...- . . II," Cook teld I~ i4l article ,jn· hi -.muri- on a flrotthe currant edition or Ohio nama bHio. Ho uarns to auf>. $Choolo, the olfiCtal publication slot solely on ......ilc llol01." Cook utd on the hlth IChool or the Ohio EduCitlon Ai-ta. lion. lawl, the drug ~lam wn M·--· Wednesdav 10 a.m., In headquarten at SvracuiO Municipal Park. "fhe Art of. Living with Family ' Crlolo", Kathryn Johnson ltldtr. Hostesses Margaret Eichinger, Paullne Mororlty . Potluck dinner at noon. A BAZAAR sponoorod by the Women's Guild of the Trinity United Church of Christ, Pomeroy, Wednesday, 11 o.m. A sweet shop, hand-made ar- (ll'OYidod by Elllel Hart of lbe lfDdem Breezy Helahtl. "'"!'"' Clij.EBRATED :Heart:::::~:::~ ami••· BDm!DAY Tile 80th bb'llllloJ ._to won PY~ 11017· ot Mro, LlliiiD stlelf,ot· D w ·l• h tQillumo, ut..., _ d> ad lilt..-• • wao san llill..,..n Jllrfl, It untay wt1h a illnDer Jl"b' at IIOIIIIOid that there 1'111 tbe Bob Evana . Steak lloau ...'au:• Ill r•llbfol'a. At tbe part;y welie mtJ,IIIIII Iii Jleeelllbor, Mlal Bell ~ n, Kro. Let. ~~~ lie Erwin, ·IIIII KalbQn War. aer, and tbe Jl8o, IIIII llr t. ::=,:::r~ Fraak Cheeaebaew. - ,....,..lb ... llif Holiday Party HolldaJI pert;y plans were made by the Trln!cy Circle Munday nlahl at tho Trlnlt;y United Chureh of Christ Mrs. Louis Reibel presided at the meeting. The part;y was set for Dee. 10 with a 6 p.m. diMor In !be soclal room of the ehureh. Roll call will be a Christmas earol. Mrs. Ben Neutzllna will have beth the program and devoUons a n d there will be a $1 gift achange. An ar tlele entitled "What I Have to Be Thankful For" was: reed by Mra. Reibel. Members related lhlnga for whleh they are thankful Ill responoe to roll eaU. The program lneluded two readings, "Flve Wise Rules" and ''What is Home?" by Mro. Clarenee Masaar. Moet1111 elosad w I t b a lhoualrt from the yearbook. Mrs. Clara Karr and Mrs. BenNeutzlJng were hostesses. The re- Songfes t Planned Friday Evening • enl silts for tbe carnival. ~ppraxlmato(J $300wasralaed with 11le OIII<JWit 1o be used for now playground equipment. An olsht.c>l..., awing set hu alread,y been onlered by !be group. A vole of thanks baa been oxW>ded by the PI'A to those contri.buUng to the event. Family Ha.s p.m. Weekend Guests The Four Keyo Ql Henttna. ton; The WUI Famt(J of - lo, w. Va.; The :lwfer Fun. ll,y; The llulchlniMI; The vtn. tonalrasi 'I1te Addison Trio; The Lemley Famll,y; and !be Taylor Quartet will be &mMg tha many line II'OUPI ol lina• ero. A group Irani ColwnlMta II al10 upaeled to be 11lero. The Pllltor, Rav. Walter Pat. terac~~. of Maton, w. Va., ex~ lenda an lnvllstlnn 1o other llnaer• and 111 the pablle lo tile oldolalhlonid lt)'mn ,feat. ·.. ·' frl...r, <Older. lllch today,... ··10; tow. Uiallht In the low 30o. ' A nlalrt's 1leop eon M(J be llhl'lleai(J restful If the ..__ or rouaostoseml~ 50 lo 60 Umes. Tldo . to only 30 se<OIIda Ill elllll boun, however. 13. 1969 Arnold Adams Killed Today 8:35 a.m. today In a single • vebldo aed- on Rt. 62 In Ma1011 Comzy near tho old TNT plant 411b'anee. Adema, a Goiidfear plantem. ploye, was reporbod by Well Vlratnta State Polloe, enr<lUbo from work when he ...........,.tt loll eantrol ot bll Volkowagon aedan IIIII struel< a utlllt;y pole. Ada!i'• was plnDed In !be wreel<age for about • hall hour. lie was prentMI<ed ~ Ill the aeene by Dr. Georae S!>- -, ' to the Crow - llusooU Funeral Home. He was Maooo COWtl,y'l seventh tratrlc victim ot 1969. Nr. Adams was the oon ~ Mr. and Mrs. Clarenoe (Jiho) Adams, Rt. 2, Raelne. Re wat a graate ot Raelne H II h Sc- and IIBI'Yed In the u. S. Air Foree. &lnlvlng are bls wife, the former Chal'lolte &lyder; blo .(lll'OIIII, and a twin IIIIer, Bar. bara, Funeral arl'llttiOmenle are JIOtllllrl,ll. .•~- ~ Pres~lntei'IIIIIMal r. .'"" · . ... - ...., . ,_ · lfbve edtte 111,.. .eoarl' ~-·- • ;,·. , · ··~~w. - • 'l'tlli Utt10 SUP~ COURT ruled Wed. ~~jbal . . , _ , . I n an -rlaU111case are l!l"'tted to .. he·....t111Jted oo lhe ~Is of 11lo lailil'a hlshell pd*"'l•l . · · ~ eOurl ruled tho llamllton Coullt;y r-oo Pleu C<lurt lnotruct the Jur7 along theaellne~o ' ~~~In reiUalna 1o ' ~· I....- I.:..~· Net~/ , .....,_'8 L.•u:•• ,"""'""" in !"! forlc YORK - A BOMB EXPWDEDIN A~ men's Criminal e-ta Ntdllll Wednesday night, cauobW ?,~~Some O.oper·-atthe"'...,Crlmlnal "--~. .. -· .....,..-, · below llod the hu(ldtrp and levoral per- wore for aboek. Pollee and FBI agenturrealedthree men and Ill eC!ftDICIIGII with a series of bornblllp, al'eq,tad ·and bomlt llltoata that hove IW<IIt ~.few York. Cou\'1• Qu!Jdllll nplooiOII oe<....,... tlllhortly m. Wednesday, detilro7lllltbe men'o i'oom. kooekllll fleUttleebi ula '~~ut..U~~~o ond blowbW a·~ of ·. lifAithe Jutlaeo hiDTiedb' adCourta aa llllt;tat.Jrs and wltno1101 loft !be buiJII. ~ f~~~~e~ro wore fa""~!~ another ottha-- ...:-.-a. : "-below. .. HotiaB TUIE ' -. . IM · . "We IOIIk reoiloocl -·" Paul Co_,P<wlinotll: ' eleew,... M'tain .V<~~ u· - ·· FORMER AS'I'RONAf;i!-SCOTT. Carpenter boJiawo.lberela!lfe'ldmllar"wlllllllu ~ · ...._.U .,. .., ;.._.;,;._ · ' ._td In ~I Cf ~ Coml!'lllllt:J Colotstar~oattbere,•eb with a lllllvorse ibat lllldar the110 eli · eum~ 11lere - .._, "i -"""" OF Brld&e e<ilapae,- bridges 1 "Family Christmas look". day . . of tile Mld-Ohln Vallq l!lyors AaooelaUM at Ra..,olloocl. The brldp was clooed within hours after the almllarl,y c~ strueled Sliver between Pollll Pleellllll and ~. Obto, eollapaed IIIIo the Ohln River Doc. 15, 1967 andearrled 48 peroooslo death. The brldae betw..il w. Vo. 2 and Ohio 7 111 N ewport ""' r_...tfor 11081'1 Y~ but was closed apln I.Y lost De e. 30. ........ •ne - ,...., ""'ned lo lra!ftc 1D~~ •• ~wuar, 18""'- was shWdolrn Pondilll thaNiutt ot an Inquiry by tho "'aai-I TronSPorQ!Ion , '_. O . o r l l o r• . .( I ......... 14.:15 "THE PINK JUNGLE" (T ochnieelor) Jomes Gorn•r ~- K•n~y "HAMMI!RHtAD" ' .• ~ ,r .' ,·f ., ' lu<alhd . ' the '' ' .,_. . ~e Jr. of Well Vlrllnla) .,loki ua -e wu BOlng to build Ul .. ..J n· emo·ns· tra[!o ' r,~s'' ·, . out when, and If 11111 bridge Ia repatnble. •• Gerber aald ha unomelal tnlnrmltlcln ibe bridge een be repaired by strOiillhenllll It with_._ CoUld e in a ....... -w•k ' S t Ie" llarmolt, oo~ - · ,Jpbn . ~a•. K·etth .,_. ·. 1!1> . ., <. aa:vr.t ~~, ": , · . •FLACW" I (\JPO - V ee '-· · lla•pr,~adwonllld•l!li~..ajlllllll!!li!IIRM-, f7.creti~-~.LIIIo.Ontllo '· ~·~ ~ck... ~aN FeDtela'·· Tt;~Go;/ Q!m ~ JGIID ~ 11Dti .lllb'NICU7. ' ' · leeA J.,.Malnltari,Kafh:' Hood, WIIIIUn buildings Ponnoylvanla •ell• a-11, Gennlow SeCurity· along was light. Fadoral . ' A..,uo wti'a -lad off. 'l1la . . y ..lapholll company. 10!* slepo 88TH BIRTHDA , , to enaure. communications COLtJIIBUS (Upt -· , . , _,.dbamolnlollnod. . Olllo~Uipwayl'ltrol,~ A ·- l t y ~of nMrly a rarei ot· tU will ~e- e,ooo ""'- mostly hidden 'brate 111 38th _.,.,...,. .,... · fr<1ln view · wore ICIItat ad Siturday, · lhraughoulfht'Nashlngtonl.., ·t he ••.~ to Pl·•••il'lroubla. f1i1io1!a ·eoml!'l.tttoe ttsalf lurnllhld' , _ . tt1an uoo Of .. ,, W1llt; · · !_~~k a.n.t·" Rclpr ~aid T.~aaya iDonl~lllck" · two ,...... - WCirld •!JUt sea orer Sc!jldn.. · ' is Propos~d,, ' •J -t ' . . - . · r. ·Drivers 'ltm'• ' ' We are trying to lind a . Frtdor and Satu«!ar · e WASHINGTON(UPI) - Thousand of penons came to the nation'• capital !Tom every slate lodoy to protest tho Vietnam War . The government was ready. ,,.,, 11 The protesters planned to F...., • alx !~ .PlaJors "We want tnf!lc aeroas !be wen honored ln. an "•warda b~ nenll&httra!fte,lfpos- step off In the dusk tonight asoomblyb at ....... Hlsh olble;". tho St. Maeya Mayor ""'" the Arlington National S hoot WednesdaJr Mid Cemefltry, where many ot the e ' natton•a dead !Tom other wars Head ~ COteh Charlnl "I dOn't waDt to be erltlealof lie, an·' walk, one .... one. tor Cbanee• p--~~ • - - ·· 1o him ""-) but 1 think b ~ •r • · · - - • ._ """""' • e hours. ocross the Pot<11nac r e ooand llrst r tette~ !'"'· ~--he • ..... <~·owes Ul a "-WG more Ul&ll River, ReSt the White House men and mlnltlluro tiDid footbas g l - us. We want lnforma- and to tl\0 Copilot. btllolo 10eond 7'!11' t,tbormen. tlOD," 11 was· a "moreh against Varoley players honored Gorbor, who 111d he was deeth," which the antiwar WltJ'e Pat O'Brien, Bob Werry, eleeled on an lndopelllenttieket demonstrollon sponsot'll, CbiP llqgert;y, Book cr..,, Lee ~~here but Ia a reatotered Demo- Moblll!ltlon eommtHae ( , FIQ)'d, l!dlln Phelln; erat, 111d he "11001 alGIIII'wltb Moba) called "a Vlstnam Jloao, llomls llaekatt, Tiny ~'the party that een do't h e - mem<11lal ." 'l1le oigno they WUitama, Mike Grate, llll'll1 Ulnl IOQII." Mlloro 11 a RtpnNI"an. were to carry bore the nomn A~ T. . lloi!Dor, Jim IIGr• Cars drlY41l by Donald L, Lest Jllt1Ull')', 11le IIJd.Oblo of the nearly ~.OliO American ria, Pat Areber, Ropr Abbott, IIJAll, 18, Rutland, 11111 Du\d Valloy - · ltl'provocla r -· Vietnam deed. Harold White, llovtd BQI'd, AI- G, Dodlon, 18, lllddl--'- cal- · lutlcm by Mayor Jmn A. IIIR'I>- On Solurday, with lart-mlnule WWtamo, Jalm Card, Slete Udad at t:30 a.m. Wednesda.Y worth of Marietta. Ohio, and adpor~l~:" from the Nl..., van 'Mater, vtratJ Phllllpa, .., Rl. u, ,.,. and two • tenlbo 1eeonded by Glen B. Gainer of , m n s allon In exchange lor Mike Barr, Fred Lee, Mike mil ol 1'llml Parkerabur& that Moore, Gov. a pledge of nonviolence, a YCIUII& Jim !iwallel, l;)m ea -'11 ftll', ae- James A. - · ot Ohio and. group 111at may reach 200.000, Black, Jobn Rltehhart, R o 1 • =~· lo the Slate lll&bway Federal hlshway Administrator will march "'"'" lhl Copilot up Vallllbalt. JM Klooo Wayne t....oll K. Bridwell proeeed •• historic "-nneylvonia AYIIfl..Well, Jim WIU'IIOl' atd R 1 c h Ofllmr• aald- ~~won owlftly al pooallilo 111 hove the to within one block of the While HoWle)'. · llellled .nor111. IIYeol wa• at- IDJI)O<IIon """"._ and ,.._ House. Then they will cut . ·Ho ptaj.,- _,_. tamJtllntltopaoollndiM- -•·smadeto11le""'•around In back or the White · ~ a ··......--- !be a~t oecurred. Dnd100 .... - ....~ Houl4! and gather ot the wore Rick Aah, Ch¥CkllaDMhlo qp~~eii ltlo brakeo and the,,._. Walht-ton Monument. !loa. Smith, llorkWilllaina,Diek • · . : -nu~ MEIIORIAL ·~ Qllall Daut!Burnis Ed y blolea collided. No,... waalll. VE • .,..,..~ Cllllacllveto - o w • t · •1' ' Clltlllo lu'ed aacl darnaae waa miMrlo HOSPrrAL Tlio d>J""Ive Of the march, Paul· ~ Do.. Kriwae- cara. Admllled - lfartha Starla, _., well a• of all three dovo of Bob Snowdau, Ted Lollew, Stan The 1111tro1 dbod llod~m~ lo Mlddi~ AmaEiklill, Lecm, dornMifrollono, Is; The Unltact CCIIII, lltb Cuotor, F r • d 'Malp Counfor Jutenlle Court w. VL States• Immediate and total 'J'bCap1011, Mark Werq, Joft 011 of driYtna loft Ct Dllcbai'IIOII- Marpre(Rua- 'wilhdrawol from VIetnam. .Wellolr, 1' ' JY7 Gr,idde~s ~:rii~s;_:;-~·:.---::.,~ 'p;, .01' n• . . " . · ' ·· · 0n 0 red brldae. Ilrld&e he~ n.l,.l Me.g'S. aeJ'O•il "1111 '()!d9 ti m-.• ·•·....... ~ -· of ~••, ,Lerry Mark o,tt.,.. ~~~~~~~§~~~=~~..,...~-;:·~ca:nw ...,..... Slei7, .. .• ·lti:. u"' FATALITY AUTO - Arnold R. Adams, Pomeroy, died of btjurtea su!rered In the auto above at 8:35 a. m. today oo Rt. 62 tn Muon <:ount;y. Well VlrgiJtlo State Tn..,er J , R. Snilth, e~ the car, llld Adams loot con1rol and B&ruek a utlllt;y pole. Adoma was pro. nouneed deed at the scene. !!"' labdlnc llll~olnn. OPEN YOUR 0 CHISTIIAS CL. ANI BCEIVI Y,O~I · hiE I,IT r • VL (UPI) ..: Saloty Board lntn the Sliver "We Willi lnformotlon," tho ' - r '• h B d' ~;~::~~:; ~::l~~~tr:~ w as 1ngton .· race P C . · . . . _, ,.;.. S't; MARYS. W. • '. Amold Ray Adams, 28, Lla- la>a. coin HW, Pomeroy, died at 1be remains were removed GOOD HOUSEKEEPING'S , , .' J~dY. Goooon SHQW STA~T,~ T P.M~ , when OHIO A COPY IN BE4UTIFUL COLOR (T ochnlcol.,) Vi nco EdwGrdo ' Cocik 11ld waie not IIYOIIabJa, ._,.,.....,111 "Youthful tncraaolng numbart do ftG!1 pard the or narcotkll any m<11a_l_ than 141a4t!<"'~ l oglallofbaarrHch 11," Cook uld. though appaaro to ba tho dang,ro of drug del•f' ;l ency." Now You Know Mayor Insistent About a Bridge WITH EACH lEW CHRISTMAS CLUB OPE.I TONIGHT AND THURS. MQV. 12-13 NOT OPEN to raally 1 omall part of' the totolslnca many ore trNiad bY family physicians or get no trlalment at oil. · at y ' caW.W raiD dofeloplna lOUth ·.) ·· - - o r ..,.!lurrle1 .. ; liorlb. lbiw likely IMishl and · AND TRUSTED FOR .STYLE AND QUALITY. FREE --""'!'-----. kt\ew of one case where 11 buller ir.to hll valno "so thai he CO<>Id experience tho thrill of a «110· nary occlusion when the peanut buller rsaehldthe heart. "......,.... got hl1 thrills by freezing his farynK with Freezone," uld Cook. "Still another got o dluy oenoallon when he filled hlolungo with a chemical used by housowlv01 to dull furniture ." C<o-' ~ the obslaCIII Sounclo!:l said the 125 figure . yovlh lnlectact peanut • 11111113> doudY tnday with oe- RECEIVED ANEW SHIPMENT OF WHitE SWAN O"IFORM,S, KNOWN . Raymond Smith POMEROY MISSIONARY SoSALISBURY PTA, Fall Feaclet;y, 7:30p.m. ThursdaJI, home tlval, Friday, 6:30 p.m., Saltad. Mrs . Elmer Wickham. tury Elementary Schooli prarB R AD B U RY I'I'A 7:30 onto asked lo send douaUons. Thursda.Y, llra<l>ury Elements- Publle Invited. ry Sehool; speakers, Goorga MARY SIIRINE, White Sllrlne Har graveo, &lpl. ci the Meigs ot Jerulllem, Friday, 8 p.dl., Local School Dislrlet, and Judy IOOF Hall, Pumeroy, regular . Spencer. te&Jion. ROCK SPRINGS Grang10, 7:- . . . . . . . .IJtlllii•IMIM. 30 Thursda.Y nlsht at the baU; aU bring Christmas gills lor Southeastern Ohio M. e n t a I Health Conter. PASt' OFFICERS Club, Recine Chapter, O.E.S. 8 p.m. '111ursdaJr, home of Mrs. Ra(Jtl Webb . PAST COUNCILORS, Thoodorus Council 17, D. of A. , Mrs. Sarah Diddle, Antiquity, Thursda.Y nl(!ht. XI GAMMA MU, Thursda.Y, 8 p.m., Columbus and Southem Ohln Eleetrlc Co. YOUNG DEMOCRAT CtUb 'lbursda.Y, regular meeUn1 place In Pomeroy. PubUe Invited. FRIDAY LETART FALLS UB Cbureb rutiUilllgO sate Friday and Saturday, Boothe buildina In Pomeroy, starting at 9 a.m. RETURN JONATHAN Metp Chapter, DAR, 2 p.m. Friday, Uneoln IBII bcme of Mr1. Dor Scbaofor; Mrs. W. P. Looh81'!', Mrs. Cllnlnn Fisher ao. slating hoetesooo. The AddiiM Free Will Bap- . . tiel Chareh will hold 1141 monthly IOIItlteet 1111a Friday at 7:30 or_, ' thla yHr. narcollca young PIO· Jom.. s.~ •. cbalrman or plo ' .......pled orher wavs to tha -.mlllaa, uld Middletown eroate thllr oWn thrllll. -IIComm....Trlaa,..nutCook f61d clllzeno or many Hospllalel<l*tacllo traat obeUt omallar eommunlllft hove- 125 penon1 between the ages of "Some Of kldl ... shocked bY the amount or drug 12 and 25 for mlou10· ot drug• wild>'' 10ld Cook. Cook Mid ho ' Wea~cr , abUse in local high schools. Ho cttact Mlddlolowil as """ aumplo. Cook said In· Vllllgall!lfl bY • local cllllllll - . m l - showod thsl drugo could be purchlsad In any tun· lor <11 tanlor high IChool In Middletown. ,.,.,:;eecutaln the clllto 11111n In rurllf '• lreia <liul wta roplclly · ~. oil· O,or the stilt. "~~ Ia the -.+ dtY rltht' !)C!W • for 11 dn!g •bUtt~ """"" high .IChool ohjdonts '' concsih"""" Cook uld. ·"Bul Cofumbuj and Ctnclmall are Cloit bilhlnd." Woodman lnlllll'an"" Mr. and Mr1. Dclllald Smtih and Infant daughter, T01111 Dl. ano, of Columbus were weekand pats ~ bla parenta, Mr. and Mrs. llaymood Smith, Porneroy. Tona was bom at Grant lloapltal on Oct. 20, firll eblld of Mr. and Mra. Smith. Mra. ElIeen Hawkins, RuUand, Is tbe maternal granclmolher, and11le great • granclrnothor Ia Mrs. LUlie Sml111 ~Rutland. Ml88 Jan!eo Smith ot Columbus also visited over the weekend with her parents. Callers Ill the Smith home Saluntay and &lnday llleluded Mr. and ELEANOR cmcLE, 7 ' 30 Mrs. Charles Tote and 80111, Thursda.Y nlsht at Hoath Methodist Church. Bazaar workshop Larry and Michael, Cheshirei led by Mu. Charles Bradbury, Mr · and Mrs. Kenneth Lm&~o111, Lennie, Jobnnlo and MeMral . t'· Jol1n COinplon, ~oUOII- llsu, ~ c.fqa.• ' ~. In1 AFTERNOON cmCLE,Healh • Krs. Leta Fett;y anddautllt· Methodist Chureh, 2 P .m. tor, Clney, and Mr . and Mrs. Thurada.Y. Mrs. Hattie Smith, WUllam Smith and Carla, all devotions; Mrs. Da\'td Entsmln- at Rutland . The Rev. and Mrs. Robert ger, program; Mrs. M. L. SmJ•• nl French, Mro . Lorena Davia, "' and "'"'"· Er e and Roband Mrs. Marie Woodgero, host- ert, Pomeroy; Clarlee Lonlesooo. atreth, GaiUpolla; and Arehle RED CROSS meetinG Thurs- Rooo, Long Bottom. daJI, Veterans Memorial llos- - - - - - - -- - pltal, 7:30 p.m. FRIDAY Circle Plans rYton Aaeney. !lte al., provided-- tlcles. Luncheon a111 a.m. POMEROY - MIDDLEPORT LIONS CLUB, noon Wednesda.Y, aoelal rooms of Pomeroy Unit ed M-al Church. All Lton• lnvltact. POMERoY cHAPTER 8o, R. A. M. , statact eonvoeaUon~ 7:30 p.m. Wednesda.Yaltemple. Moat excellent maller's degree 0011ferred following abuolneBB sea. atm. All eompantons urged to attend. WOMEN'S GUJ4!, Trlnlt;y United Chureh or ·chris~ bazaar, WednesdaJr, ehur<h ooelal room. Handmade arttelns, sweet shop,lm~cheon, with servtng lo bel!ln a1 11 a ..m._ _ THURSDAY POMEROY DISABLED Amerlean v oterans and the Auxlllary, 6 p.m. dinner In oboerv. anee of Veterans Day. *'>elal invitation__ ~~etnam ootdW'o. ' ojDru~ ·Spreadiltg into Ohio's Sm·alle-r Scho I• School PTA · Carnival · Plans lor presenting a pro.. gram at the Masonic H o m e freshment table featured a r:'ed, In Parkersburg, W. Va. the daJI wtilte and blue calor &<:bema. when Bethel 62, International Order Q( Jobs Dau(!htora m e t Monday nlsht at 11le Pomeroy Maaonie Temple. Mickey Wolfe, presided at the meednll. T h e candy sale was diacusted ancllt was noted tbat orders are now belna taken lor the eand7 wbleh will be deliver~ In Deeember, Foor member& took the proficiency teat durtnc the meeting. .. ~ 'l1la ~· clnD"cbonoddln(tOI ·IIIia ChUtdtne KIJ)I; dallllhler ot Nr..... Nro. Cllarl•• ' .C. Kln8. Rutlanl, lo ~ llatl•r :.tnle)' All!lre, ..,. ot Kr , ..• udMro. FellxAIIdra,-. c - • - - ola kina and ad In that - - - e ' Anita •• 'Pi •.• • will be ... _ and~v-andprlnceos'id;: Lawla and.,~·~, otSundaio' ". llshled 1 carnival atoaoc~ re- Rhonda &le Wood and llarli 'l1la wedllbw wW be heltlat cently at !be llarri11011Yllle Ele- Rlaa. Pout a- and BeY· the Zion Church ol ChriiiM - y School by the PI'A. . er(J Bllhop, Karen 111a8a and tho llarriiOIIYIIle • PCIIMI'qf Bru"" and Barbara 11on1na Cla¥ Marcum. llold at 3 p.m. wltb Mr. John were erowned king and queen. Featured atthoearnlvalwore WH.fier .. ollklatlJw. T h • Llllnle C!Japman and Belinda a Yarloty of tpiJIIe - · · tn. • llrlde • olec:t Ia a 1164 ~ Whltttna were tho prtn.., and eluding a rilll! toss, a ftlhJ)OIId, ate of Rutlanl Hl&h Sehoot. prtn...ss. Coraaaeo and bouton· a darl game, "plek 1 noodle," SCI- Alkire, a 11167 grad~ato nteres were preoonled to the aDd cotn !eel. There wat a of itutlaJd lllch Sebool,lsroyslt;y with eaah ewerds 10- II)IOOk bouoo, a for.tuno biller, lloned at Beale Air Foree l.ng to the numers..up. lncl~- a sweet shop, a general store, Bl.ae la callfomla. and a ooek hop. Aj)prodmately 150 periMs lllerided the EMPLOYED AT KARR'S event. GeoriiO 11om. Jr., hu aeeapt. Wllllltn1 door prtie~ were Nra. Nellie Borpn, Brenda ad ODQIIoyment at the Kar-t Blrbor Shop In l'lmleroy. kDrD baa Blabop, Betts Stoo~ and Noel been emttloifed a• a~ ror !laue. llonaUMI wore lOken IOferal yearaln CoiiUIIhus. He oo • larae ""'"'• picture Wllleb and bla famll7 are reoldlnaln WEDNESDAY was awarded 1o )1. R. Wick. SYRACUSE THIRD Wed· line, 11le llflh grade teaeher. l'olneroy. He II the aon of Mr. nesday Homemakers Club, Favors tor the children were and Nra. Georao konl, sr., before Thanksgiving were made Conducted at Form ·• '• ::Iii' · cLEVEL'AND~=i~ . ' . . them- they wore either blue armbands with peace signs or tor thole stationed around pollee stollona, while armbonds. _ On the eve of the domonslro· tlons, a bipartisan delegation reprosentlng .m ore then «10 oenotors ond reprosentall1101 called on President Nl- to tell. him they supported his VIetnam policies Th- are 535 · ~• members of Congress · Nixon promptly put through 111 call to U.S. Amba11ador Henry Cobol Lodge olthe Paris talks to tell him of the brood congressional support tor his pollctoo. Sind L.ettor To Lacltt Fifty-nine Of the 100 ..,.tors sant lodge a letter. '111ey oald: "We do' not believe o just paaee would be served by precipitate wllh<lrawal or United Stoles ';;,.-~,;:t~ ,!ul:~ Juri peace through negollollons ood by osslsllng lhe South Vlelnam011 to build their strength as quickly •• possible so that lhev can defend them14!lv.. ond allow American lroopsloroturnhome." This week, aft... reluoing to do 10 Hrller. several tenatoro Three Hurt In Separate Accidents -B. R - 62 of 189 R4. ' .,·c!m-'""'edoa ""'" • "'1 IDIIoiAr .-calc.Mr,Firtt Ave., at 12:25 p.m. with a traotund rl&hl hill· lie waoln)lred tno!alltllbiiiMimo. Twa lilllp Coul!ll ,..._ won otao Yldlmo of !allo Wa4"'!&day and ware admitted to .th.e ~tat . allet - " ' lllo. Ollll''llllll<1 - . ,'!'be)' n-....moulb w-• -Eu~one J . McCorlhy, 0Minn .• George S. McGovern; 0s.s .• Cllarin E. ~II . R-N. Y. -ogreld to - k at - . stratlon adlvltles. Nixon refused to meet with Now MDbo leadora this - But a White House otalt<nent 10id Nixon "loell very olnlngly tho! clllzena h•ve every 'rlthl to express their point or view." The demonstratln '""- Illmost one month to the ~ after the Oct. 15 VIIIIIWn moratorium, In which periCiftl were urged to abstain from business as usual thM day, end.. whore, In Washington, 50,000 persons marched carrying candles from the Weahlngton Monument to the While Houoa And II comta olx YHfl oftw the civil rights march In Washington In 1963, and two years after ·the march on the Pentagon, also waged In pro1el1 of the war . · Couple Asks $16,254 in Compensation � 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 11. November Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource November 12, 1969 jackson menchini pate