https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/ece255fddfd1129236b7de32f3494394.pdf 7f4a08ddca878face5be2ff47eea4eef PDF Text Text ~· '~~' ·. . .,.,. up ·:.:, ,~ r; ··. ' . I, . . ' ..' oo-· ··... o··r··. ·~ \i '. . .'d': £ '.:''. . ; .. fl: ' ' ,I ' I ' ' ' ' ' • '• ... ' t '·. 0 -,. -~ ~-; :..1, '.' .. I . .-' ,,Jl ~- ' IY AI. ROSSITER JR. : • • I I '• ' I *I I ' • ·;..., ( • ' ato:"'• "Looltlnt .,.et," lil4 Qift. until Doc. 10. - .. rid.' "Thll Ia 'i 'llol meCIIIn..'l Thnt' 'h bun - · lllvlng ' SPACE The fmpart.int tiling wai 1M! lht moon, C4nrld .._.... hla the 1~ lntiM iai'f: ~- IIIPJIId, 1-ont1y ,peretedly, lor wlttiout Ita llr)nt !<hilt plcldnt up 1 rack M'l'l"e· lhevwauldhl~· bton 11r~ jnd ·lold Mluldn ConlrOI ·"AI artd,teit tv corillll' dM!h ~ lho ·' PI- me up. ll'i.no big doti." moon · " without roicuo · "We look like 1 couple ol poulblllly, . ., -~.......... colt mlnon .. the ·brfnt c..nrMI .1.1 11e1n we· In ~.'' Conrad Mid. "But Owr~ "Pete" Conrad end high oplrlta trelpslnt like ~·ro hoppv." . ·Atin L. a..n blutod lroin lilt "lilraffaa" IIi lllifr aicond Flight Dlrt!:for Gerry Griffin 'lliri.tr aurfece II ;,26 •a.m. EST moon'wllk. Ai w ·rtlilt c.nrld ~ld the color film lillt 'bthlnd a dl'llllollc 32·l!o\lr stev loll llill w11 unhurflnd a., <\jvorod ~unar orbital apera' clvrlnt which IIIey wal~od one putted . him to hll r.ot. The Ilona. All 1111 moonwalk, rum t end --hell mllaa, "'lltcltd • aotrona~ .olao IIIICIVIIIIIolly w.~• rtturnld to lilt apilcterall~ l, new li'IIIUrt ol rockt . ind loift bo,hlnd 0· 11ag contelnl"'! ' ;;The pllolt alaoltff bahlnd on '. ·retrlevod partS or • 'rOa.ot allli ColOr fllm·iniPJIId In lulilr ~teen 1'-IJ end 1 nucloor . · ~ apece¢rilfl f!oll hod bton on the orbit;' • , ~·red goophyalcol atlllon '' ' moon """" ·1967. · ' ' iti!ill.' ,he rinkilp will! Gorion, COI!IIat~ ol live .I"Pf!l"""ta < ;1 :Ar ,;And away we go/' crlfd an wfio' liiCt ·'*II cruoinjj ·ln lontl• to aperete lor IliON thin • ;-,. '!iultent .Cdftrod ia lnhropld'o orloll ckWing itlo 32 .,..,;. hit yoor, roporllnt on 1111 moOn's ,\1: ...,,~lno lgnllld. . budcllOo hid'""" below. 111v'lronmll)l. ·, •i At 9:~ a,m: lntripld u"'v Van~ CH!ii*- .,., 10 cl~o Acll~o Spocltcvllr 1'11!1 . · enltted on ·orbit toklng lhom lllo . lllll!jl tor onother dlv C4nrod ond Bun ~lo'!ld VOLUNTEER woRkEIIShelllbW toCneterdlaaforllto-li orpnlzidch,;,.• . ..,.lllld • hell l1me:a around ,l ilt tolililg;• ,p(clvr.j o1 fulure .,. or 1111 moot ~~ular ot the PciQteri>y Unlled)lothodlst Chl!l'c~ ot their mechloool!l'o Mro. Robert ;_::;;;:-;;.;.IChedUiod docking llndlng 11101, lnctudlnt one lor INto ollho apace progtim bv left, al>l Mro.·Jane Walton. J with Rlchar:d ApollO 13 ocilodulld tor · next "ilkklnt to the 5111'-.yor 3 thlt }.~~~=~:::.:: command'ahlp . More~~ ··. .. . . hid llndod April 19,; 1967, """I - - - '..- - - - - - ' -·-· .,.;·._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __;_ _..,..._~-.-; lor"" lournov . AP.ollo• 12'i lovlll ~.... '"lpping oil • CIMfl" and Ill < !I'll on thtfr. 1350 million nitl~l plecoa that hi~ boon . ,· : t' ' Boon lmmldlalil:- ~ICIIiljllllon fo'ldlv at ·~"' ~chtd _brown lnl,31 '""'!lhl' . . . ! . . lor thO · Konnldy and arelluoto:sPIMil txjoooure to the aun I' undlliilod . ·. . IIIII will cioWn' In 1111 South Pacific roys. . tor rendlz· Nooili!ov ·~· 'i'hey will The ~·V""!',.oid eanr~ and Yll11kio. Clipper... quarirltlnoCI fair ,.!Ji)i or . · ,, (COnllplli!ii·CIII Jll&l 8) l •.o?+r. ·'• • · UPI ·. , *""' J ••win& a· : SAVI! TIM II!'.. , ' . ' . " ' 'iijJ~. ~.ttatr. ~ II'S Quick! ll's Convenitlll! .:OMEAS YOU ARE! THE FARMERS BANil and SAVINGS CO. POMEROY, OHIO IEI6S THEATRE Tonight ond Thundoy November 19-20 NOT OPEN Friday •d Satordoy Novoonlotr 21-22 "DRACULA HAS RIS!N FROM THE GRAVE" (Tochnloolor) "THE HELL WITH HEROES" (Tochnlcolor) Rod Tallor Claudia Cordinole . SHOW STARTS -7 PM Whe11 the tDife aaid thot ""''d liw holllrilV •..,. after, •he did'n't upfGm SHE'D be ..,.,. ofler o new coot, ever otter otiiiD d'nette ret, ever after .•. Miss Shces tURN RIGHT ••• to Roiso the lasloi'J! <:olorol Rod, brown, or vrey, R FU.RN-ITUIE (hining potent. lor BETTER BUYS Check our furniture and see for yourself, ;· . All sians point lo quality, beaub, value! Whatever direction your ~ecoratlnc tastes taka, you' II lind the llyles you want here. Savl115 pt the "Go" slpatl . J' Book Fair J'lm,;,d NEW IIAV~ - A book fair. wW bo held 'Ilioi-idiJ, f'rioltY. and ~ .at the farmer U.S ~ I.... doe ·oonhlli of ~.!ift lllftn P..,_ II< Llbroz7, . lloun oi IIIIi •llllr wllleh wW • ol'flr IM!tb ' -illo•kt a n d horclbacko, Wldilo would beaull. Jar a.rt~tn. ~ wW " ll'- lhh 10 ,h;m, dol- . l . . . B<Jg~· \ ... .w. . . ~~~;.e,. Eas ern st a.·t es Rattled 4Y ·Trerrwr . ' VOUJNTEEIIS IN AN as114111111b' IIDe ~kl .. for tho cloerlj) choir at tlto Pomeroy United OnD'ch Q to r) are Mrs. Nollie Wrtatrt, Mro. thor, Mro. Juno Elcllqer, Mrs. ToroM lolargo llld Mro. Allee Wamsley. 'utor Choir Robes Are Proje'a. For Assembly Line Work,, Wbora there's a wtU - and a leW COCIIIeratlve j)tOJlle ~ • • thert's a way. .b a result ol thlo proven tYotem, doe rellthoQ- chefub cl)olr Ill the Pomeroy tmltad Methodist Church-'""' -ooon bo - " " " Ill attnctlvo whlla choir rdleo - 111111e order. . Becemly, ~ meltlcbld 111t would be Idee" 5··~-~~=~ U.,_ ch1141'onEa:ot:·~·~for~the=~:.... maldrc robal ,~tho-_ oblaintd Soaiaono b)l even nicer �·•·tu...:_ . d ·. ,. ,.L,.IJIC8U er ~ •.. .._ ', ' .. . ' ' ' .:~ Hese~ve~ · I . . .ed Provost Doesn't ' Win EVER Lakers, Minus Three Starters, Rip Royals ' Many Mistakes cooch), suited up lor the first lly JOHN JEANSONNE time since being reectlvated 11 UPI Sporfl Writer The National Baskotball Aaso- a player but did not get Into the ~.;;T~~~~.~~~~:~~; Ohio I UPil - of the top defensive halfbacks the· Tree" isn't particu· in college football. "!' lilrlv fast, yet he rates a' one Ted Provost, the Buckeyes' 6foot-3, 184 pound senior, lust !llj! doesn't makl many mistakes. He's always there at ·the right time to make 11 tackle or to LAY IT AWAY NOW I henRy pick oft an enemy pess. lAMilS Provost has Intercepted a total of 15 pooses. Including two last saturday against Purdue. Stolfs B~cks Upool Last yoor agalnot the Boiler· makero. Provost picked oil a Mike Phlp_ps pou and rambled ya(dl to brook a scoreiOS$ tfe. The BUckoyes went on to stage • 13·0 upoal win. Provost Is porfola dtlenslve ' I REGULAR 25c 1 - ·1.29 cl~:~~: halfback, iurned In Interception, roturnlng ball 39 yardo to the Purdue roui. However. a clipping penalty nullified his run. Pldlo Off 19 Tatum Is consider~<! by mon~ be tho finest cor'ntrback .In tt Ca'ravelle Transistor never needs i:,l:~':;:;·,:lt~s,,;r:ellable UHle transistor ~ circuilrr operate on a lona·life battery. From one tothe nut So forpt the . Give time by Caravelle. to $49.95 I· I ' '' "' .. : GOESSLER JEW ELRY $IO'RE . 1 , Court St.1 Pomeroy country. , h. 1 loom, Ohio State hoi Intercepted t9 posses In · aloh! badcllold blunt· Mike Phlppo~eerlal . borrage last saturday and now ,.... . Don Moorhead, Mlchl,an'• scrambling junior quortorboclt. Moorhead hao comptoltd 79 of 158 attempts lor 1,024 y!lrdl and five touchdowno. Only flvo of his tosseo hovo tioon pidced off this ....... Last year, the BuckeY-. proved just es atlngy on pais defense as they ran baCk 2.5 . lntercepllonolor 209 yards and on• touchdown• Senslblugh had five ~teals, ,Pro\lost four, Tatum , L'-·---""'""llllliirllr.. tHree~~ two. REGULAR 2.29 ... prevent a touchdoWn. Andenon, the Buckeyet' watch you have to wind! Gr-. 'LIMIT 2 Tatum. Senslbaugh, a grlfly 6-toot. 90 pounder, rank1 'tcond with eight pou Senolbaugh also two po1101agolnst 1111 saturday,lncludlng i o'n~·he•nd 11rab In tho end zono reoerve lbia ....... 2 for 29:~ rates , PICK UP PLAYERS NEW ORLEANS IUPil-Tha New Orleans salniJ hove plckod up two playero oo walven from t11o Pittsburgh Steelon. The saints acquired tackle MJkt Taylor end Cornerback Marv Wilson, who will replace DENNIS BOGGS , MICKY CHILDS , ln(ured Bobb Thompoon and JUNIOR 5.8 8Uifli.DO!IDI•I!oiP Ia countJUNIOR 5-5 guard Mlcky Chlldolnnolher tackle Jim Hesler, who was put ed upon to old the· Mllrauderoln lbe auard de- ol lbe ~arslt,y Marauders up from the lasl on the move list. parlmeol'llilbblopbaU-haDdlingindlhool- yoar•o lljll8d. "The Nat," •• he Ia 1111( !(@ Ia a. retllrnlns,·l ii.,... cialled1by hlo teammates, makes ""rnr h 1 • maldnillbe ~ aL a·:.;,p,omore' li~ joear, lack ol-beigbt' with speed, outside lhOotilll(abU. Boao ..ae alsO• a' ~.out ballb.a•k "" .tllti , ltY and hustle. llo wa• ·alao a member ol the NAMED ASSISTANT PHILADELPHIACUPI)-0.1· Meigs grid ..juad. -1 grid squad. ., · ., ,,'Mat""der . . tao who pltdled lor the Philadelphia Phlllles from 1960 ' tllro,.oh 1M~ before ~lng a epoch and manager In the ~ minOr iuguea.' was named • o astlst1f1~ 1f!lr'!',. ~.ICfor 1,'1' tllf National Laague tum. ··. JERGENS . ... 1.09 , l l . LOnOI 77~ 9% oz. to_ ~Jnp~Vve • 10U· . .iqllbomore N~W :VQ!I~ CU~Il-Witll~ . ~ '. Mc<rovey of~n FrenciiiC:o. who Tl.fl'f'• 'tho ·Glen? 'GI'vo ·ilVI .ta,r, to, a Toll) cickt, rookie camp 14 yoori -riO and ~U s.7 proml_,ed ,a t~yo,ut, wqll 'the " 5-11 National Lootilio's lllolt Valva· · · 1lie'Piayer Awarll-y. ror:....r . was loll oft two b,lll~, !"hilt, tho Year Award. I\ICCovey Wl,l 00 all 14; . ' ' McCovey led tho . NallooaJ Henry ,l!al'q!l ,of 1ho, Atl.. .ta League with 36 homen and 105 Braves got tllo cithar two first· RBI'S In t968. His repoot plato volft 'l"d finl~ .third performance this yoor made with 111 · pol(lls. ,..riM,' "(IS him the second player · In namod cin 23 of tho' 24 ballots. Notional Laague hlotory to win .'n,i 31-nor-ol~ 11m bri,... · ~~- · ' ,. tho lilies back to back. Bill m1n, who hlt41 hj!mi ·•IJ!I~and . Batting chom~ ·Pete Rosa Nlcholoon · did 11 with the bollod .Itt ~~ riJ!Io· to llljl tho Of lhe Clncl~nall ''l.ocb,·who hit Chicago Cublln 19A3-14. looguo In b,olli ~lf~Mts ·for .~ -~t fourth wlfh 12,7 jiolnts. Of Jl . players W!"' racelvod lhe IIICOo1d stt•(fjhl year, tdgfd Rosa flnl- toeond to St. votes. McCovey was the only 'pllcJo;r, Tol(l 1 saavor of 1~·. ~lo'pJio;ht( Bob.Gibaon In tho one nomed on tvarv ballot. ,-ld . ~.'' Y~ , Jte.MVP .ollng. , Moll. 265-243. ' .• . ... ' ·. . . ' ' ·. . . E•ch·go(J1 ,llr'll:f!laco vot" Next · $ento of the Iron) .li, Umln.. ~rnjttea of I AgO. of !hi, ~II. Wflters. · ~~of the lion ,ol "'!~"'lea. ·but of the •. .,...P.*' · 15.11 ' UPJ.t"" $N>j..-. Tany SERVIC~ ~·· In At 9- OtUl5 u.. Ow .,... , ...... .,.., ,. ' llllll·•·~·a....,. - 111 1. IM..P . ' .. '··' Christmas C,ordo, Wr..plnt I!Gtorial, 'Tago, Seals, Ribbon, otc . Ch!isimos Doeor,tlons For T1111, Homo Indoor & "rtlflchtl Tretl. COlT .. OIDICAI.CAIOI ... . .• . .. ....' : - ..... COil Of . ' .,. CGI\'OP NOIII!IIIID Ul' 1.1"4 cJatiDn wa11s for no man. It somehow · has gone on without Bill RuSHII and Wednesday It went on without Wilt nlg~t Chamberlain, Elgin Baylor and even Bob COUsy. The Los Angeles uken woo and the Cincinnati Royals lost. '"'" 13 The score was 116-103. , Chamborloln, Baylor and Egen ell were lhetved with lnlurles but the slack was taken up by ...., rooldoo-Oick Garrett of Southern llllnoll aofd Rick ROberson of ,Cincinnatiand aiel~ named Jerry West, who scorad 32 polnh. RobenOn tilled 'In lor Cham· berlaln with 15 ~bounds and 1~ points and Gorrttl'-"!'fed 26 polnh. I • ru•Es....~ ..·· ,._,,,,, boek• ward•, forwft• b.p l!l'mctle c:onft'ol. · S.V•I E1749. · . . Como In TOD.t.Y • •• 992·5515 .· , ' ...- · . •' Chock Our L.,. Prl ..l . -~'y_._WhO ~· 411S tr.ylnl t, ""'ko1f!' 118~~~~·1.;'1ii.l!le hi a goOd til!,""* becauoo he's fill $ ' �<GII 'witlllt•;ua~· ,tytn !lot · h-~~.-npour and kHP ya~r !ttl '~trr. watm. AH,,~.,,ri,.-eot ~ttl , · .· .. ··BOOT..WO.MINS ,..__ · AND · &illS Mmy Styles and Colors To Cho11se · Aniel Treao - HOUSE SLIPPERS - from s-~1:. s2.so ··l4-:so to• • , ~ l Ideal. Christmas LAY·A-wAY THE JUST GREAT FOR THAT , SPECIAL' SlioE BOX A;;··- WhoreS~;,, s.nalbly Prlctd GIFT M""l !pORT, 0 .. AT ,. hrit low proacrlptlon prlcos' , ,N..t ....... '"" ... cO.nt doo;g prieta, , ..,n d•i'• 1 wf!!<.,Lot. •• ,.,., rB Ito · .~.11. , y~r ' 1p,eserlp1Jon, lin'4 '>' s. ... ,., ,. .. .d. .' • """· •. . ,, , •r'_ • ,,,' ' r :~' 65c: VALUE 1.45 VALUE .MitliN ·PIAL LYSOL AR"'D-EXTRA DRY DEODORANT ·. i-,20 UT .US· Council 323 Will SIIYE . YOit - ' · STORE itOO.RS: . 9 A,M. flllO P.ll. Dilly 10 AII-I P~5 PM-9 Pll Sunda)'s JOHNSO"·'S IAIY·. Observe Birthdays HJWD,a77c IT'S WINTER TUNE-UP J· • • nME I 6 oz. btl. s1 .,,·2·•0· . WO"' ERFUl (Rilllil."old), • He wflo clo••• Ail tar to the "'11 of the poor lllill himHI/ "'11 Ollt Cl1ld 1101 bt .lieord.-PrOWI'bl 21 :13. .· Tbeart Uke all learned lneu ' Goetl!e. .. ,.~. �•ees , paCTORII!I . ~~i.~~ Operation Is Nece~~lty For Gallstone Removal ' . By WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. . · ,. Q-WIIalll meaalbychole· Is colitis. Help . cystitis with Uthlasis? What ~My ,an bladder has 1 Is the best treatment for It! S~lESliAN WANltD .. been removed. WW eating ': ' A-Choleeysdlll Is an ln- too m,ooo coMII!f""QNpi""r:ol- · Pets FOr Sale my .; •ftammation of the gall blad- liver?much ' fat· overwork uiar ...b boolul for fUll tbi!o ' ' · : der and lithiasis 11 the preslllan OYir 40'1a ~mneroy 'll" !1CO'J'1:l!!S, We.U,ts, P~11 . A-No, but It might tax the " ence of stones. The best digestive ee; ·Tiki slut a1io tripe ,to . C«kers, Scluiauzero, Da~ ability of your ln· ·· tnatment II removal of the teslinal tract. eOOia<t' e11111o1Diro. Atr,Nall ' Jundl, JINieo, IiuHu. , :: gall ~ladder because this wiU i II; 'Pate, J'rao., Texlllo a.. · 'torch, Ohio, turn rf&ht1· . prevent agonizing attacks tf Q4 am a •o-.twUe, 113. I · gallstone colic and chronic have hardening of the arfble!i eoq,,, Om: 711, Fort tou~•• Nllt.. Llitie Worth, Texat 76101. Jill ' ~IL · Phelilo lnfection of the gall bladder. teries and am on a low cho11-16-Stc . Cool . 687-411154. . ) ' __ . :, _____ __ ..!,.___ ~ {. ' .11-lNOte Q-X rays allowed stones · lesterol diet. The health foo~ .. in my gaD bladder. Can they otore reeommended lecithin '" be treated wtlhout .an opera- which I am taking. What will Employment .Wantad · • 11007 It do for me? In Memory A N A-Reeenl study Indicates 0• that while this emulsUylng IN ~MORY of Madge Haley Q-My aide Is always sore agent will not dissolve gall· who palled awey nve years and there ts a bitter taste In atones that have already ago Nov. 211, 1184: " my mouth all the time. My formed, It wiU prevent the • doctor says 1 have a non- formation of new ones. AI· though It may belp to lower . :·, functionlng g a II bladder. your cholesterol level it Ia "' What treatment Is recom- not nearly as effective for ::.• mended? this purpuse as large doses ··, A-Your aymptoms are'liot of nlacln. ~ necessarily relate~ to your ;; nonfunclt<inlng gall bladder. ~What Is lithium? What •• For the latter, a low-fat diet effect does It have on a per· · '":: and avoidance of alcohol Is son! : the beot treatment. In some A-Uthlum Is a II g h t · cues, anU.pasmodlc drugs metal. Its salts are effective ·- are helpful. ln the treatment of s o m e forms of depression. Q-1 bad my Jail bladder , , removed eight years ago but , · the attacks are worse than • they were before. What could LEGAL NOTICE ·,,: cause this? So dear!J- loved, and siCily NOTICE OF APPOINTMI!NT ·' A-This II an on-repeated missed b.Y the husbend and Ca.. He. 20,20. : ; story. The most likely cause htat. of Gto.er Stout, O.ceased children. 11-20-1111 -arrtell 0 ' -------------- : -:o:=:-:-=::-:==----.. WIN AT BRIDGE ·f' Male Ego Burns '' * :; While Helen Wins ly Oswald & James Jacoby .,. .---------, NORm of the Estate of EAST 6Ql084 .743 • QJ0653 .Q . Pus ..J: REDUCiNG si.lon 1. Health Center Ia now open, .BOB'S Ohio. Credlton 9 LID. to 5 p.m. bJ eppolrt-' ment. .S .P.m. to lOp.m. no aM...· ...polntment neceilll')'. Loc:at- etn1 rM!IIIred to file tt..lr cloku with urd · flducl •y within 1our months. Doted this 1st doy of HO¥emb• eel below K 11111 K lfobllei H...,.s, P o l n I Pl•ant. Phone 875-2454 or ~02d., 1969 • 11 / 6 11 / 13 11 /20 ·31• SOtlTB (D) · ·A K6 " .Q52 • i "' tAK4 ,. " 610784 North-South vulnerable :; Wosl North Eut Soulb 1N.T. · Pus 3N.T. Pau Pau ·-., Adml nl1thtor Grov., Stout, dec:eand, lot• of Columbia Town1hlp, Meigs Car.~nty, f . H. O' IRIEM Preba,. Judge of aold CoUIIty • 973 .AK6 • 982 6AJ52 WEST 6J52 .J1098 tJ7 ~ . • K913 -------------Notice · Notice Is henby given that Wlll lom 0 , Chlld1 of Mictdl•port, Ohio, hu bMn duly oppolnted •1 10-3-ltc · ' -------------------- ---------- --- ~ - THERE IS a new plumber Iii LEGAL NOTICE Racine. Bill Blythe, Phone S.alad bid• for all the al•ctrlc •nergy which shall It• requiNd by: th• Vlllag• far tM opM"otlon of the Villag• S.wag• Dlspoul SYs• ta~n In th VUiaQ.I of Pomeroy, Ohio, lot a t•m ol ten (JO) yoart £;.• oM ah.- " the- 22n do'- of ~8-2292. 11~7-301e ...... 1'9ft1·~111' h -'"·" ~ ui L VItl ..• at tfW offlca Cl•li.of IN Boarct of Tru1• of Pvbllc: Affair. until 12100 o'clodc nODn on tht lrh do)' of oenmb.t( 1969. Each .. , .. must contal n fhl full namn of lYilfy pthOfl or CCIIIIPany lntlflltld In It and h , occ:-panl ... by o certlfl•d ch~c:~ In th. su• of $25.00 drown on a sOiv•nt bank, 01 o gucnntao that if tht bid It acc:aptM a co.,.. ttoet will ll• ant•ed Into. All bids must H llasod upon lptclflcot5ont odoptld llr thl Council of •aid Vlllc,a on tM 20tli dar of October, 967' and now on tUo In tM ollie. o tho Clll'k of tha Boord of TtultHI of Pi.Diic A.ffoln, coplos of which specifications will lla furnlshH pns~th•o !114• .... upon QHilcatlon. Th1 rlghl Ia ,.Hrnd to Nloct on)' and all bhh. By ord.r of tho Bocl'd of Tru .. t.os of Pvbllc AHoln of the VII• log• •f Pom•oy, Ohio. or t•• WHISP~RING ~INES NilE ~LUB Music By RMI Stewart II. Tho Amhssadors I Pc. Bond : · Today's hand was played . by Helen Sobel Smith ln a : rubber bridge game at New : York's Cavendfsh Club. She . wu sitting South. The other : three players were near ex. perts of tha male sex. I was ·. slttlng Southeast and watch· AUCTION EVERY other Frldey : lng to see If this young new. comer was as good as some niaht bsgiMinl NOf, 21 at 7 ; people said she was. DORINOA WILSON p.m., Old Auction House, La,.. CLERK Of THE IOARD · I found out ImmediatelY. rei Clllt Forest Georp, Of TRUSTEES Of : She won the heart lead wllh fUBL/lC AffAIRS auctioneer, her queen and played her 11 / 1311 :1021• •ven· Of clubs. East played ' 'the three and, with my ad- ~------------------- • vantageous position as LJGAL NOTICE Southeast, I could see that, . If she called for dummy's NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT ; jack, she was golng to be C.so Mo. 20,20~ • able to make lust one club Eotote of Bo"' Stout, D.cootH • Irick UDless she could de· · velop delayed second sight. Hotlce hiiHby glvon that ' I had hardly ilnlshed my Wllllom 0 . ChiJd1 of Mfd .. lopcart, hos hon duly 1ppolntod analysis when Helen settled Ohio. Admlnlstratot of th• Estotl of the matter by calling for Bon Stout, docoo•ad, loti of Codummy's ace of clubs. This lumllla T ownthlp, Malgt County, dropped East's queen nicely Ohio. C.edlt•• ,.. requiHCI to fllo and, when a second club play thtir claims with sold fiduciary &bowed that the queen had within foUl months, been a slngleton, Helen just Datecl thla 111 doy of HO¥o ..b~r , . claimed her three no-trump. 1969. • Eall· and West were lnP. H. O'aRlEM • ant 8 bo Ut the dumb IUCk ProNto Ju•t• of did Count)' girl was enjoying. North 11 / 611!1311120 3tc was happy about the result but remarked condescend- -- --·- --------- ---- -lngly that Helen had a lot·to .. learn abaut double-tlnesse F.. Sale or Trade situations and would do wen "' to study this particular card 10 -YEAR- OLD work horae, comblnatton for future ref- trade for cow, gun, or pig. F. Barttmu1, RA!edovllle, Ohio. erence. . · Helen uld nothing at ail Phone 378-6384 CocllvUle. but Just spread the cards to 11-1~1< cut for the next r.ubber while I had,found what! wanted to ---------- - --know. This young blonde Notice · was a real player. She ~ed to be IUJ'II of two club GUN SHOOT, Rld]and American trtc!<s and her ace play had Lesion. &110111 Nov. 23, DOCII guaranteed these two club wtll 4 p.m. Turkeys and ba!rlcks against any combiDa· 11 20-3tc 011 tlon of the East-West. carda. • " • OIW!ouily, she knew thla - - - - - - - - - - - - - safety play and none of the POSITION wANTED by Novem- J. Pee pOint I.Ciwpa f.AtiiGne I . Tonllle ·~ (tbbr.) I . PUlpy fruit I. t h r e e pseud~xperts did. Any othe~ club play risked ber 20. Housepeeklrv with oldar man or woman. Must her CIIJIIrao:t against some cslb!F cl~b break. Helen , Insured ber success.. live in. Prefer IIDD-Invalid. l'bol1o 949-29115, ¥.t.L: IIIW,\itzH •+ u-t8-4tc -----------een ave;,ouo.,to¥Jf, CHUCK'S on tV repairs ll )'IJU br11ll lhelli 'n. O..ck'o TV, 152llultemut, P...ero,y. ~ ,.._~ 5080. 111-1~ -----------.i ·w~ p~ctli'merchu!li.e..li ' 0 0 .- .,. to a..Ue11 e11 uer n ·, ap-....CW~J!MW.. · 1 ui' _ r, r,; r1 · ,.... ·:7tJ'MI1. ., ...... (pL) 7.11ave (arcb.t. li.Qio&t qUODtlty D.Dutcl> 1,1 .~ worm 11.Ptnnlt 18.Hilqel" , pooiJL 1P'Illlol! lllllll 2$. Lom- ' prey 28. Porfonu 30. Biue- 82.Abou Adllllu 34. ~~eo.~~ue. <Coedi.( SG. ~ava tfte 36. Yo~ herrl. . �'II ·I . ,C&SOEAdd$ . Peaking Unii~· COLUMI!US '"' Columbllsand Southern Ohio Electric Com. J¥111~\ operating ill mula and !'aelgs Counties, ordered Oddltlonal peaking 8qllipment to,I!. Installed near the Walnut Geri. eraling . station just lOUth ot Columbus, J, L. McNeal.Y, President and Chairman ~ th~ Board, has announced. , htiled I]~ hi · ' '· 'C ~..:.:;.... \ ~".. ..., ' ~ ' I ~~ t'i ·_ (; • ·.if, • • ~· I . t n' 'l fl", ', , nary . 1 •• .,., ATHENs, Ohio (URO - ~ !Ice here awaited :U,'oirlclalrequest . Crom militarY ol!lclals troops befOre attempting to arreot a loc&ltee..,.er who san"!Uary inJtde a mlnlsll')'centerbe.. Ina .. :, 1~ t I•, ~~ I • '" ' ,, . " The n.,. generating eq;lilp.. caus.e l!t• N~ Reserve unit Cleveillnd Plain ON lor. KariMI, Oltanoler up 3..p.m.: r::~~~lc~:l;.~ was reportod!J' orderOII toVIat- .The shlry was acco!l'panl~ , .Alan Rt, ller'rill up •8o55. p,Jil;: . • nam. . b'/ tw,o ~ Ql !XH!YrlghW GeOrge T.' Price cki1ni 9:30 p. ;:."~co::~:~~s.: ~=· ::l:!:,:n~fll'~:;; Jolin Kirkendall, 19, was periods. . sranted BWii:tuilr)' Inside the 'l)le Cour unltl, powerell by 'Unil'd'· Campus !ldlrilall')' Celt· ll!r near the Olilo· Univera!cyalrbcrul~t 4ypebythe~a~tt andesWhwll'll ""'!'Po• bore earl¥ W~aday n ~ by the Rev a. Thomu l'llclcolls nAireycrA~crCoaltr·~ryattlalonon otot IJnEalledat and Thoniaa Jack..,n. u• ..,. NlceOtls the co.dlrector ot HartCord, Conn., and will have the center~ whlcb is supported a capaclt,y ot 39,500 kllowltta by nverellstousclenomlnallons, each. Each unit will be fuiJ.yau. said th th " decided to tomatlcandwlllbeoperatedby make: :u~ ..jt;..11 ill his remote control. . decision and Is willing to take SlnceNov. ·l, 1966,Columbus . punishment the lawmayiiiCIIct and Southern has Installed JIOV. In order to testiCy to his belle! en peaking units, one each at In the lnjuatice ot the law." l'edro ~ Addleon, Ohio; one "John's conoc:lence tello him each at Plcway Conesville and . ' he camot kUI," Niccolls added. Poatcn generating stations and The boy's Naval Reserve 11111, two at the Walnut generating headquartered at Parkersburg, lllltl~' Thoae units have a to.. W. Va., reporll!dl,y was ordertal capaclt,y or 133,000 kilo. ed to active dut,y several da.Ys watts and were lnatatled at a ago. coat ot approximately $11 mil. non. The new units will bring 43 Women AUend the total Investment in quick • atarl peaking capacity to $2J be .... Suit FUed ~U:~ .,~,., Floyd and Helen Jane Brown, Middleport, have filed suit aeeklns $4,545 damages against the Morey Coostrur.tlon Co. , Parkersburg, in the Meigs ~\y Common Pleas Court. The plalntUrs charge that the CODlJ>BliY, hired by thevlllageor Middleport to construct a sewer system, through negligence on Jan. !9, 1968, damaged their real estall! located on North Filth Ave to the extent cited. Homemaker Event A program Cor members ot the Meigs Homemakerl' Clm Wedneaday at the Cotumblisand Southern Ohio Electric Co. in Middleport attracted 43women. Ua!ng the theme, "Chrlstmao Spread and Christmas~kle," Mill Jo Anna Distler, power company home service director • gave demonatraUons on holiday decoratlonsand!ood. llfra. Scott Folmer won a door prize. Otter Free Phone SESSION CALLED Apractice session Cor instal. laUon ar otrlcers wit! be held by Pomeroy Chapter 186, OES, ~- ·- ' lllfS 111&'IU 1'111!5 Tonight, Hovenber 20 HOT OPEN Friday a~d Saturday No¥tmber 21-22 "DRACULA HAS RISEN FROM THE GRAVE" (T echnicolor) "THE HELL WITH HEROES" (T ochnitolor) Rod Toylor Claudio Cordinolo SHOW STARTS 7 PM ~Iceman overltll Cree ot .,..,.._ v.,. . "'omo ,.,... ...,...,_ ..._1111..... "' ..-·i ""' ..,~,.._ irtay ,oeallon thJ!!lks to the Commun1 cattons workera ot Amerlea union . The CW Ia lpQII&Or· lng an Ohio Mom's campaign which provides in Meigs Count,y a Cree telephone call to an overseas serviceman. Meica Count,y resident• are to mall a postcard before Dec. I to Tom Clelland, 1633 Uncoin Helllhts, Pomeroy, listing the sender's name, address and phone number, along with the name ot the oervtceman and where he Ia stationed. The winnlng postcard will be selected thi'OIIIh a drawing. ke.l"· a.m:; WOIENS CAR COATS . 0 f • :"!!C::a~~h.~:' ,ca The pair picked up what 1' ...a--& .-.:.... controllers estimated at 100 ~UU'l ..,,....., pourlds of rocks and Coorad 111d: "This takes me back to . ......., da •.,•, <-.·••·T, W. Va<' .~,, .. ,..,._ lilY ,boy.~,., yt;-ya~~ .-·or.-.• ~ ,.~ _,.~ you wam.., to 1111!9 things W; Heason, 81, retired hrlner ar--d In ~lrt." and coal miner, died Wednea. To· test tho sensitivity of da.Y aCternoon. t.lr. Hilson be- lhock.m'easurlng Instruments, came Ill at hlo home near here Coored and Bean rolled grape. and ,.., ll!ken by ambulance to frult·Sized rock• along Jhe the omce or Dr. Jolin Rldgw13 moon's surface, like clumsy but was dead upon arrival. monsters ln. their space suits Mr. Hes11on was a member of bowling In the dust. the Point Pleasant Church ot Camera NOt F-'lanlnt Christ and a1 the Fill< HIDitera Tho S7UIIIO color television AseodaUon. camera that had conked out He was born Jan•.27, 1888 at Wednesclay shortly affw they Graham station, the 100 o1 tile ·. started their first walk outside late James M. and Nancy Am Intrepid was still not furlcllon· Roush Hesson. A lion, Orland, lng and, to tho disappointment died In 1963 . at scientists as well II miiii<MII &lrvlvors are hla w!Ce, Gar- on tarth, tho maonmen could JUST IN TIME FOR CHRISTMAS! You can II()W drive in Pomeroy with• OUIIhe bDitt shauering b11111ps . Come in and use 1111 Christmas Lay- Away Service. SliTS SPORt COATS TOPCOATS ~ Style-.rt ·SWEA TER,$ -pullovon and cardlgono by . Arrow '"" p,rilon SLACKS..by Jo,_r SHIRT.S.,.droio, c.. and white, by Alrow S.Hti!U-kntf ~him, ~J Arrow and Puritan MEltS JEWELRY & LIATHER GOODS by $wonk SP!i!f .rf!! ' ·ep 111:95 GIRLS COATS .............. SALE 1.00 8.95 GIRLS COATS ............. :SALE . 6.50 ,, wu not at ot·the llhnot- hlo two children with .rlnder'l>r~fns and E111who wllnoll. · thai Vlrsll Per- the E!lil!l Funeral Home where ot llieJ~s vronitllllllts ore being com'!liotoilr' and ploled. I ~ .... W&l lodged Ia the f«e•l· ' , w- Anclar- ftred tile .rtvol-. Olrlclals said Anclar- - antJy OUT!Id tho with him Cr_.tl¥. • Perldns waa llruck In t b e chelf. He """ dead apon orrival ol the PcllnttW emetgen. q lqUid. The'"*' wutalreiiiO ~, .. =. = . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -.. pet: two daughters, Mro. Cor! not be aeon. (Geraldine) Gibbs, New H&•en; One of · tho most dr,...allc You Can Believe ltll in Death ~ ~ 14.95 e880R '· ltl:' '-•••··. wo• SALE I GlaS COATS Linkup • : at 2:30p.m. Sunctay at the ~m- A Meigs County family will . be lalklng by telephone to Ita ··~:0;~:30~;:~~~~~~~~1i n;;, .. n..;... Mr H Line to Vietnam ... eroy MU<mlc Temple. ' .-, lhoWI~ plclut'es alllfM<IIy tho m.: Dearborn bodl.,,bf men, women "'l" ~II· p.m.;Fort Semet· S:30 drfl\ •who ""~' 'killed In lht•ln: Wlllfleld, ·:rlrcerl<in ,;p · 7 ,:~ 0 p•. . ddent.I)CI'!',un'* Investigation m. w H Shiver Jr up Jl•3o by tho flrmy. .. Bru~ up. 3:30 'a. It . work. , . Ronald L. Haeberle, 28, stld ~ ' · • : .. T;!Kim NO! Urt.lf . . he tciok tho pli:tu(ta while ..,. RIVER- LOekl4 •. Sinc:it. . \~epv.,,•,l mlaalqft.~•· !ached to' "C" Company, lit ' · • fll\'ll'llitltil ' hHdlng fiii' ' ~U,C· Beltlllon, 20th Infantry ragl' ora up 6~ p.m.; Peace up7:20 ,C.... and bec8uae the, moon· . ment, 11th· Light Infantry .,.,. p.m.: Qieen CIQ' ."" ,1 a.m : . ~~~::lelecal" ~P!""ently wore turned gade when the troops entered Jef1boat up 5 a.m., steel Pion- not urg..,t requlal!e..s, ane .could hoW the vlllageof My Lal No. 4. •' •r"!!6:45a.m.;Lod<"l5,Peg- ill tillc~ 111d appreclajt the clll"b "I wilt sllod<td," Haeberle 'l r Downey up 2:OS a.m.; Laura sublime human comedy of th,ls upoldt - · saldlnanlntervlew."l'venlvtr Ellz1bellt up 3:15a.m.; D. L. ln~r:ed:l:bl=e~:::;.:.~~= .bten able to forgot What I uw. Jotmm "'I ,5:05 a.m.;· A. V, • · Amateur the , ~~~~=~ !here. They were ' lihoollng at Criaa down 5:~5 a.m.; Look 16, • people wllh M79 grenade 5t. Marys down 12:t5 a.m.; launchers. I Lock 17, Paul D. dowlt 9;50 p. "I couldn't believe what 1was m.: Folly R. up io p 'm. •, L'i&le ' seeing," he added. "011 ,to the EdWard ·up 3:50 BoDe. right, I noticed a woman ap. ville Locke, Foplu "'I 11:45 p. poared from some cover and m.; Titan down 4~ a.m.; ..ca this one Gl fired first at her, down 5:20 a.m.; I'IIWp Sporn lh~ they all,started -'lng at 6:05 .a.m.; Racine Locka, her, aimed at hor heed. Elainl G. up 3 *·1!1·: Greenup Sale! Friday and Salurday, "The bonll -~flying In the Locks, ¥11~- 1:25a.m.: ' ' ' . • rl{ air chip by chip. I d never seen Jane :r. down 2,30 a.m.; steel A"'":'.lcans shoal civilians like Trader .3:!0 1 •111•1 Ji;aso lhat. he said. Arlwtaaa 3,45 a.m.; Mel' ' • , f' ' • • ' .,,I ' . Complalnts.to government of. dahl Lo<ks Explorer up 4:15 39.50 WOMENS CAR COAt$ ....... SALE 34.00 flclals by onoll1er farmer serv· ' Iceman have resulted In a new p.m.; James R. Hlnea, Luther 29.50 WOMENS CAR COATS •••••• '.SALE 22.00 lnvestlgallonoflhalncldent. Herdman up 11:20 p.m.; Walter ~5.00 WOMENS CAR COATS ....... SALE 20.00 lsi Lt. William L. Calley Jr., Wllliamllon. down 12:20 a.m: lUO I OMENS CAR COATS ••••••• SALE.f~Qo· 26, of Miami, Fla., hal been ValvoUne "!112:55a.!l'.; Andrew charged wllh murder In lht P. calhoun down 1:411 a.m.; 17.50 WOMENS CAR COATS ••• , ••• SALE 15.00 ' ••• case. Staff Sgt. David Mitchell. Jim Murphy down 2:50 a.m.; 29, of St. Francisville, La., has Elillha Woods up 4:30 a.m.; been chi.....,. wllh assaull with Voos..X ICI6:20 a.m. . ' •,.... Intent to murder. . H-Ie seld he provldod tha ' Army's criminal lnveitlgallon 19.50 GIRLS COATS .............. SALE 16.00 l department with prints of the ' •. I ;16.50 GIRLS COATS •••••••••••••• SAL£ 14.00 t'aur repelietit Lei .Clips ,with wn ' lining. Pull .. · pictures of tha Incident and a (Continued !rom- ll sl•·page statement In August. GIRLS C~ATS ............. ;W.E u~oo . dOf!!ti luerf ·for p..Ote.c~on. Sizes' 6~ to ·· the rookie Astronaut _,, 37, 1.3.95 GIRLS COATS .............. SALE 1,1.00 .IN solid.colors, ' IIIII~ "\ hod a tillll their last day on tho grtell, grey all4 moon. The aklppor chuckled so 12.95 Gl RLS COATS •••• , ...... ~ •• SALE 10.00 olive. ·, ·,. ' roll lied 11 =~<:.x~:~= ="~""'" . .~~~ A., Cabin Creek, and Otis W., Its slope Survayor 3 to near Lelart; a Costar 11011, affer; a circuitous walk of one George L. O'Nail, In the Dl'IJ': mile. Ground controllers were two slsll!~s. Mrs. Reatrlce Hull. worried they mltlrt not be ablo ,.._ to gat out again but _ , and m, Pl. Pleasant, and ..... c.inrad auurtil ihem the · Clara Jollneon, Latart; 18 !oollng Wilt .-d. Thllr srandchlldren, and 22 srat · maxlm·um distance waa an srandchlldren. •· t f Funeral aerY! eel will be bold. estl!"aled 1' 300 1" rom lntripld. , at the Broad Run United Melli· .Tho survliryor 'had . boon·, odlat Church at 1:30 p.m. Frl- gleaming wllllt whorl II was da.Y with the Rev. Raul FC11111er launchld from .Capt Kl!lnodv ol!iclatlng. Burial wiD be In . and Btln radlotd back: Graham Cems11!17. Frlondo " lfs char!lld !'!!«M'· Tho soo may call at the residence after has COOliN It """"-'·" 5 p.m. todll. The FogleSnips 1111 , _ • Funeral Home II in cbarp, Using a i""',bondlad ptlr'of , wire cutttn. Coorad 111lppid off PI- of cablo ·and tubet and tlso ·cut ·off the' i:emara; wlllch had . tr,nsmlltad bad 6,315 piCIUrtl ,beforlir II lost - . Ao . • bonul. "" astronauts cut ,off ·the little metal ICDa; whldl:liad dug a ,small trench I~ 1M soli. ,· Bean r~ that ,mii'Y 'f' , !hi rocl\t ·- . quite jllffwlmr than !hoM pldiad up bY Hill A. Arml~ . and Jliwln E. •"Buzz'\ A!dr'ln on I"' mODI! ~tfii. · .. J ' ! . •. ·1 ·: ' SL- ..Priitests Po R•l· 1.00 _ PHIUII PAITIS Whir,, .. . . ·"-$1. maiZe, · 111int, pink, blu•· Fancy loco trim • Slit,,. In tho Rol!ll;·T• ·W.., Do,.m.ant 2!141 .f'loor. losing~~::::.; Is In media and govarnmant ~ ;lr')'lng to u--,' ""'thy •••... w...... . ate a~l~llm. • Tho .vice' PrtSio!ent·· lllld and Tria . Weotorrl lit nt'WI. •. and of ....... shlpt~~,,ftt of Str.tch Dtwlrri JHWt Mts .., Wralllltr , Cordoroy Sle~~~: wls •ilot ~Yillt 'II 1\t !*1101' tho "1 ·1111 m...~y raising " qillltlona . the Am•-'-· . pooplt will IWart ~ ., ATHENS,QlloiUPil -' Ohlo University President Oaudt R. · '' Sowle hll accused city pollee villh lllagally hoidlnV (0!!" stu· , ._dents In a dormitory room for . illreo . haul'!l Wocinesday without , charge while • searc;li warrant was being obtained. MAyor RaymOild Shlphard proml~ i raplr today oh the charge of Sowle, who conthe dtlenllon c:raeted "a slluatloh" which aggravtled oarller tenslona balwHn stu. denls and local pollee. Sowle 111d In 1 wrlllan com· plaint he tell "dttp concern ov~lholllagalandoohtces..ry Reg. 3.00 Lycrq girdle lop with shoor ·str.tch sl9cli• lngs. Sizto petite, m.,lium, long. Four ohad•a all olz11 In all colors). proceduresomployalllly Alhonl poll.:. offlclalo.'' tnd ~!!'did.,he was not condoning any subs!an· t1v1 violation of law Whl<!l m•y be proved later ln .court. After thl "'-yor ~ved 1M leffw •. ha end "lres ~ clh( WHILE THEY LAST lor, \ ........... achargeotlorgoryandmlsuso at' a crocili card. The thrH ar. ruled resldid In the room. . When the order wao obtained three hours Ia.•. 1 '"rch un- covered a ·gun and bullola In the room. · Tht lour wort r1leased wllhool charge. During the jlolanllon, other students crowded In the dorm Itory halls and 11 croated "a ten• sllulllon," $owla aald. "Tho commfndablo tfforts of university staff members averteel an Immediate erlsls.'' The university prosldenl also 111d l«s. Llllllln'RamO., a law· yerandOUgovimlno;,tproloosor. arrived during the doltn· lion to aorvo 11 -...... far the tour end w11 denied . . . to them. When she com~li\lcl af length, lhe llnatly- per. milled to enter the room and talk to tho youth&. ' • ' le fo ~ ....... ...,.., "55 • £'~ _j fJ1 ~,..,.; lia ~ 0 .....J WASHINGTON (UJ'O - The Senate clllnlxe• • muel•s, tiu;e.JIIOIIth llru&ale ~, votlnllr whelller to ocCO(Il 'or roJect Preeldent Niml'• nom1. nation tf. Clement F, IIQnaworth Jr. to the &lpreme Court. The dlirl:lsion rested with 1 hlndlul ~ •~I who have docilned to take • Pllblic or poajt!onilllthe nomillll- Prl•ate tloa. , ' · PlllLL!PS AssiGNm ArniJ Private lloUIIew J. Pldlllpa, 20, IQil or· ~· and . =·~~n w.:, S:!!; 'llle~lateotUPlpoUIMwed48 night. Tho 11'1YGr pt'tmlaed to tenalort oppoeed to IIQns- . """"' · a., eli' "• ~~~·· to -~: ,. ;.T·,} ,,:t , · pair 1 • . . -, Otbuo aetted•at the b':~~J~( ble were Rebert KllW. •( , He COI!II"I- .teo P~ 0. C. RaD, 11Qtetowar4 ' 'in..,_ rllor7: Lanale Hedrick, phen !or' 1 iucioulal Plant, wtiQCIIIIICI tho sroup on and to ttl a~ to~ of the Pobrt Pl••nt • with planll ot odilr eoqUde1 CowriJ Chtmlrer In 0t11or atatea. wblch ~ the "Mlcb ot thla n~ Mra. BelVa FuteJ, resta wltb plaDt ..._,._.. direct« ot the C or C, and he said, ''but there on certain Ice Marla Icard, who aoslltilf. ·' elemento outside tho plant man- with ....._nta. aaer'• ntp~~~~IJ)!JJty," Also ~cedwen Re 'urate~ COVIC members to Ball, member or tho West llDrl out If thoro Is coacera at IiDia H'"'ae or Doltples, .tll 'll>ell tar the lllc:t:eaooia Ra)j)h Welker, OhloHouso buotfteu In West Vlqlnla IIIII Rapre-tlvel member Me'"l, <Wlla lllll Alhllll b' the protection ot boll\ tile • bUIIness and~ rJahta or tieL BID BrailJ pte the • <OqaDf lind 111 oq,IO)'IL ••~ ·-naaed Gflrate81aler •uaelled,too, that the COVIC mombero seek ~Q~PrUclai)'m to Mra. the nral ...,.. ot vldeace dur- IIYIIw alia wao reiiPCIIIIIbla IJW tailOr dlspllllo. as wll 11 the ovwwhelmlng seecooo tht ..... olpre¥ealiJWor...,. the neat. AllmaJor~:fi trolling aueh altuatlona. He Cur- el' Mallon CGuQJ were thor lirpd labor 1atderlhlp - sealed. m;:t!W• ~";':.!;.;;~~':t: .JIMHUf1'..-:-.- C'--·' Club ~1(8 :-:; ed 10 the lit~ . . . Ia look Into ttlo iloitentlon. · llllltors ClllPOied to u.,u._ VIO!IIBJII, 11 a flldiD reta; at., A city pqllcl offlctr'wenl to~· 45 In (avor and seven tondant. Bl'own R11i~ Half with Or· "*dded ~ ,-w.~ c1tta lhel no ont·wOuld !!tal· The.Yp• ~~.telledllled ......... to en!W ,. 'lilva~the to.... 111111 ·~ 1, p.m. E$1', de.11'1 HOSPiTAL · 1 '·• · 1non ~~ il1lli1; ~oM..., rooni, ttiU. provenllnt 1M four ~ , IliaD , ~· , _ of P~'ia a·ti,.. students lrwlclt from IIOinil out. ., · 'fliel' Dill r~ the tii6,;r':-:t~..l ~L- -,~ · Moanwhllt a ~rch· ••nt ll!lfB ,, , ~ ~· co\.;t row l>eia;~,fr..C,:i ~·~~ Wll eeanclln·a Cllt growing~.· to caaielild~wlll 1111 ~ m' w~ out of tlurresf,., lliw other ~e~,,lhe . flil"ri ol ' Nixaiio ~~- :::":.'.-- . '~. •IIHiitn~ oarlter 1~ tht ljay on ~ ~. . - .. ~ ., ,, ._FrNIJ ,..:fit• .E.NS.~!AJAI4S ... . 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