https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/3b9472a3a4229aa067c0c93618d294e8.pdf 94c75557fad9ad46f58568a20a1aefa0 PDF Text Text ' . 'i• ,; ;_. ) ., ' .,I .. , • I M mittel HOUS! eace ~ visit I 8,- Ulllted Press IDterualloaal holdlrii Dear\ ·! In Amman sbouli , lsl:ael :: ·; allow tbe 0... = ' We4t·tiallt of tbe ~ lndiCIUons were ·uaiftg tbe · on tbe . the re· Braro ·biJa.cted lui ' "*"' u.s., tlon. ' .. h!!ld frool Nmovad. stale •••· ' " paB8f Jmpo enfor marl• coni!J woulo 1 E Rt.l f I Galti If pol man 1926, .-·~carried 0111 b hljacilnga, the l'apular front for tbe Lllieratlonol Palestine (PFLP), said In a atatement late llwlda7 ~·.'::, 2~."batbarl ... "'-"' .c air"!:!..~ .· . •• 1• • 1. ,. " " ' -..... 0111' IDolat8iico • • ., ...., on·the cleoW1da ,._ -~for.,lbetelea.of hostagas." · .., . II ~. "If Nazi . lsra'el's DAwN , FINDS OUR H'iPNOfiZ!W HE'RO ISIVI'-JG 6LOI<:IOU5 ISXPRE~GION represei!tativea of lhe four tbe PFLP would, reta)late with coudlries In Berne, Switrerland, "unimaginable reprbab." II he said ~·the governmenta have did not elaborate. qteed an furlber step& wbldl Juat hOw · many of th<8e ""pi'Opcoe." aboard three hijacked llirllnerl He said '1t io too delicate a were sllll In the banda ·of the problem Ill provide mora guerrillas waa .'Iii · doubt. A Information on theae steps," apok~ f"f the PFLP said and did not say what role tile today tbeY were holding 49 of Red er... mlght asswne. the paSIIeiiB1!1'8, Including some The \'aileen also migbt help of them "suapected to be In tbe m~UOIII. Pope Paul VI Phantom (ilraell jet) · pilots." has given full mediating powel'!l Usia complied !>Y the tl;lree til bla r-ntatlve, Msgr. airlines Involved, TWA, Swta- ·Jean Rodhaln, president of the sak and BOAC, put the nwnber vatlean rener organization 11111CCOIInted for at S7. Carltas International. Rodba.; lied Creu Wltb4ra.•• is In Anunan. The International Red· 9J'oaa, llraol Takel Hard LIDo .wbl(h sent a )hreHilan team to Israel, althoogh Indirectly negotlete with the PFLP, represented by the Red CrOM withdrew SUndiy night. negotiating team, has aald It Red Croaa President Marcel would not have direct deallngs Na'lille said (llil governments, with the guerrillas. It also has Involved, the United States, taken a hord tine, warning West Germany, Britain and Palastinlan Arab leadel'!l In Israel, lVIII maintain a common Jordan It wiU take stern stance In future negotlalllliiS. ' meaaures agalnat RUerrilla prt. Howevar, after meeting with · (Continuecj on Page 81 :Daughter Turned , ~ :,i~.....a 'Stranger' CAPTAIN EASY TO Ill& I ..• 6AME POWER·IJRGES THAT MADE HIM A T'r'COON OF ltJPJ);TP:y story of Diana: making of a Terrorist, first of a five-part Uuw'l!'rell .. . . .llonal (~ll?e) When Diana Oughton, dead at 1971. . mDwisht, rufile.• i~~burlodi·~ga~at cerll ~cb Zf, 1970, - did not really kQow esJll!lll,led ' 11M\ ~ Ewj ' Har the ad Col ailS' N8111ed )}elegate authorized to operate the program at year"'Bo levels Mrs. Virglnio DeLegal new through OcU>ber 15, 1&70, the president of the Ame~ican Legion Au.lllsry Lewis Manley Post 283 was eh.cted delegate to the conference of Dtotrlct expiration date of the Congressional "continuing resolution" under wblch all USDA programs are operating of the ·~ propriations bill. Miller voted In favor of the House and Senate approved $UM million for the Special Milk Program for the year ending nett June 30. The USDA ap. propriatlons bill is presenUy awaiting action by a House· Senate Conference. The Special Milk Program wes first authorized by Congress In 1954, and provides suheidies lo schools, chlld-<!are centers and similar non-!l"oflt organizations to pay part of the coat of ~ served to childnm. Canal." ''The chances of peace are receding and have receded in the past few weeks," he said. ''The wholesale arrogance of the Egyptians in tearing up the cease.flre agreement .certalnly diminished our hopes for peace." Refenin.o! U> the series of )lljacklngs by Arab · ~~~~· lut weelc, Eban ~ bljackel'!l and sa.boteun lite lnternatlonal plaguo-.we Uving In age of air .·. Israel wilbdrew from ~:.. peace ta1b in New Yon ~:- · week and said it W1lllld noV return until Egypt withdrawa.:the Soviet-made misailes the' · · lsraolls charged ,..... moved . · closer ID the Suez Canal ~g: .·: violation of the ceaae.flre. ·' Willi the psace-eeeling m~~; · · · slon of U.N. mediator Gunnat V.Jarrlng temporarlly111Bp01"1. · ed, the lliC Four ambulack.ci · ··· acheduled their Q'd -1!Dg.Jri . New York today In their aeardV for a political as«Jemoat at the · Middle East crilla. *" Raif Strike Close ......,teaed · - .... affords firemen an opportunity 1o rocelve updated spectaltzed lralning In fire prevention and fire protection. Classes offered yesterday were of a sii bour duration with the 125 attending having .the choice of tbeir particularly Interest subject. Courses of. fered and the lnslruelors In· eluded: Fire extinguishment, by George Bruce, lieutenant, lronU>n Fire llepsrtmen~ and lrade and lnduslrtal education emergeney s~uad and fire servlee tralntn& Instructor; river rescue, by. Joe Banchy, trade and lndualrial emergency and rescue aquad lns.tructor, Portsmouth; resuscitation and closed chest heart mauage, by James Lennon, captain, Newark Fire Department and lrade and lndualrtalemergency Membel'!l of the Middleport Fire Department Aul<itiary served a noon lunchton In the . school cafeteria. The acboolwas offend free of charge to all firemen, whether or not paid, volunteer or industrial. Heavy damages were reported U! three vebiclealn two separate accidents liwlda)', the Meigs County Sheriff's Department reported. SUnday at 3:30a.m. on SR 7 bypasa, Rodney c. Hysell, 21, Pomeroy. Rt. 2, said he was !raveling north when he was crowded off the hlgbway to the right by an oncomlug vehicle !raveling soutll. HyaaU pulled bsck onto highway, skidded across the road and struck a guard rail he was unable to aee because of heavy log. Tbere were no arrests or Injuries. At 6:10 p.m. on Route Z4l m Chester a "'""""' accillent was reported. Robert A. Bailey, 17, Long . Bottom, Rt. I wu par~ along 241 and pulled onoo the l>lghway Into the path of a car driven by Earle E. Showalter, 21!, Long Bottom, Rt. 2. Showalter suffered a bwnp on the left knee and David Spurlock, 17, Tuppel'!l Plalna; and Bob Blasell, 16, Chester, P8SIIe!IBOI'!I In the Bailey Car IUibllned other minor Injuries. Nonewaalreated. There was no arreit. and l'OICUO aquad lnslractor; boapltal and nursing home evacuation and safety procedures, by Frank Jewell, ' fire preven~oo specialist, allte fire marshal's office. Joseph Heinzen, Southeaatem Ohio Fire Servlee training eoordlnator of trade and indualrtal education servlceo .of Ohio State University, was dean of Sunday's achool. Offlcera for the achool were Tml Doni, Middleport fire chief, ebalr· ' man, and Charles DaiiDn, Athens fire chief, aecretary. ·~ -3·· Ciirsa hainaied- Jndtclment' as · part ,of a conference ·:was Mi-t Ernest WASHINGTON (VPII - Tbe naUoa faees utther CL\IlSplracy to bomb pollee, Bowles. Further plana were nllroad alrlke deodllat st lllldaflllt toal&hl, with no Ia· mltitary, and other civic revealed concerning the buildings in their campaign U! reactivation ol the Lewis dleallaa lbe - · llapato beblnd the 11 uy eloaer to se1Ue111001. daslroy Alilerk>ail soCiety. · Manley Post. Reports were Her nanny, Jtulh Morebart, given on Con Young, who has Dappeared Preoldeat Nlmn would be foreod lo llllervoue remembOred how Wlassy Diana since died, and his wife, now In the dJsplte by dampla& a lt;lay no alrlllo order on llle four felt about the tnoney' wblch set discharged from the Bober railroad UDiotu llllller terma <ilbeRaU...yl.obor Act. tbe Oughtons apart and how, Medical Center. .Adndni•lraUm olfldall, b-wr, were llnown to be when O!'IY !J:!t, she had aaked: Ml'!l. Wnnam I. Smith, Jm. ..._alae the poalliOJty of lelllug a 11r1te o..,.,llloa&t for "Ruthlo, why do we bsve to be mediate past president, a few days; to dnmallle the need fur el)llllded prealdeal!al rich?" presented the gavel oo Mrs. powen U> deal with lnDiportatlon ludullry dlapat... Nixon Reeol)l wt Pbone Call Del.ejal precodlng the meeting IQed f... thai autbcl'lly1rom C<Juems ballbe propoaalllaa carol, her sister, recalled the wblch opened in ritualistic laapllhed Ia lbe Labor c.mtnltlee. l!ost phone caD, days before form. -Mrs. DoLegal served · Diana's death, imd .the -voice relreshmenta at the conclusion 8l;'C'~<WXo:; !!!(.-=.. -:::;::.<:l!l · -;.- ..· ~-:·· ·' .:~::::. that al\ked: "WJD the family of the meeting. =:&"-'lf»-'K= . stand by me, no matter wbat?" Diana'! mother, Jane Oughtcltparl.. on, wondered ' whether her ..d daughter had been making tbe ' • J\11\0 ~­ liotnb that kiDed her. · .Tliere seemed to be · many tCt pi the new Dlalias. T!!ere had been tbe II)' Uolled ....... IDlernaUoaal ged the Repubtican adminlslra- help" directed at the state govsmaD,fown girl \"hh had grown Tile battle f<io the governor- Uon had blrned Ita beck on IBt· ernment. wwill an abondance of good ·ship ~row~ ever hotter with no burdene«< OblOIUii. "And It is eallously Ignored .' ~~~~ bmniOUI borne, IU• ceaae firt expected. '111!1 fOrmer Cincinnati con- by a Repubtican adrillnJslration .1 aclioollni!, · . people .Jolin J. 'Gllllgan, the Demo- grossman said the repeated ro-- anda Repubticandomlnatedlog· . her. ll"&l, adde\111\lW fueJ.to,the fire jectlon of school levies aCI'OIS talation which appe&l'!llotally In· · · foc!By al Dayton When he char· the state was a ''loud cry for senslll•• to the needs of the ' "'the fieiJ you ""' II •• .1n .. The PLA Is the "regular" and "official" army of the PalesUne mov~t and has contingents staiiOI)ed in the main Arab countries under the command of oflkera of thooe nations. In his speech, ~ said ''day by day, Including today, theN 18 growing evidence of Egypt's m&saive buildup along the Soa Ct·0 ud Gilligan Swing Harder Poll Il l I Rae dav Mrs. De llflh¥lrled froo1 the deserlbedlla "bonlblactory." ~~ tbe Mount a:r,:~hOWJe, and dlaap- MonO.. later, they ware aU U! Church. . .· · . .at ibf II'! o:j~ In a gand jury l'!amed u al!err!ate to the It had claYB U> find """" •• the boltom· of llll0ther1veek to .. eo.. Middleport. The annual achool is held In cooperation with the Trade and lndualrial EducaUoo Services of the Vocational DJ.Wtm, Ohio Department of Education, and MUk Program Wim Approval series on Society"Bt·War tall ~~~,~,~w~~~~~im~~~~~-<:~~~, !'~~~~~~~~~~~~1~~ ;; to resl<n tbe cease-fire between Palestinian guerrillas and the Jordan army. The guerrttiss and soldiers fought two heavy cluhes SUnday night near lrbld, 42 miles north of Amman, breaklng a truce agraement reached only two days earlier. The guerrlllss sald 12 commandos and two soldWrs were killed. 111 AmiDAI! SUnday nigbt, a spokesmari ' lor the Palestine Uberation Organization ( PLO) said a 1,200-man Iraqi army unit based in north Jordan was placed under the general co11111111nds of the Palestine Uberation Anny (PLA). He gave no deiBlls. FireDien Take Training care institutions are now ' 'I'IIOMAil POWERS have ' . Tbt 'perrll1a orglnlzal!on rep1a requl I blown up Saturday palpengen Were ·weelc, ..,_ DEL' 1970. ~)llllgll of terror' ~ontinued, Israeli Foreign Mlnlater Abbs ., Ebei> said today the c~ of ,pasco In tbe Middle East were receding day by day because of continued Egyp!Uln violations of the cease.fire and Arab guerrU. Ia air piracy, Speaking lo a news confer· ence In Tel Avlv, Eban de(ended the mass arrest.o of . aw;ected Arab guerrillas and aympsthizers in· lsraen-occu. pled territory over the week· NICIIOW NI!UTZLINQ • end., He denled they were being held as host.oges and denounced the ''l!angsters and murderel'!l" Nleholas J. Nollllllq, ooa holding hijacked airtine passen. of Mr. ODd Mn. Norbert P. gers In Jordan. Neatzllug, lit Peaeock In Jordan, a four.member Avtilue, Pomerey, i1 Ollt at "mediation" committee sought UO pre-veterinary medical studoDII accepted for acJ. miAhiD WI fall late The Ohlt Slate Ualvenlty CoUoco of Veterlaary Medlelne, the eolleae anonaeed today. According to Dr. Waller Firemen representing 19 area Vemte, asolll dean, lbe fire departments were on hmld begtnolag ctaoa,lhougli ZO per for the annual lire school of the coal larger than lui year, Hocking Valley Firemen's re_.maleoslbaa ODe-flflb Asaoclatlon Sunday at the of lhll year'• quUited ap- Meiga Junior H!gh School in plleanto. Thoae olndeola accepted bave an averaso point-hour rallo of 3.1H, out of • poulbte four polull. Secretary of Agriculture '-· Cllflord M. Hsrdln has advised Congressman Clarence E. Miller of the continuation of the r .... Special Milk Program for the ~· 1970-71 school year. Miller said schools and child· '" !Af!if.JV· ~" OUR BOARDING 11011SB , A HOOPL.e. ? D~I\IE:iL.! loll 0'Ge G •• ' ~' '·I ' the man on the street." Metzenbaum, In turn, said a "new national resolve" is need· · ed to attack mental dlsea110. •. The Cleveland bUilnessman s- . posed a program that would In- ' lllargo~=~w:·~~··~· elude replacing with llilaller co oriented treatment centers '!"'1.:::-; lncrea8ed lunda. �. ' ..,. , ' ' 3,.. Tbe ~Uy Bentjnol: MlddlepDrt.Pamery,, • s, ,· ' 1· ,. • , ~.. • '1~:;, wanted to-be, ~ ha'a ·~ the lrOthJ\ IUg~tl)' si:at~alnjld liflldenUI Beyn 'ftl[w. ' j;ollege,'~ ilelf-def!71118 ~ er In "" jmgbverisbecl Gualfmatan ma!ketloll!n, .,ut.flili!D7 the Diana .thai no one''t!l DwJchl really .kriew Ill' Wld~r~l·•~!,-the sertous, ctOIOlf s11om _ . whooe mug tllots ~ . on pollee Iller In at leait ~ __ .. ........ . ~ ci~es . I .~ ..• EDITORIALS Albatross Around Uncle Sam's Neck ' I'. r-- •18 Wl~ltarnl , .m •.,.,. ..,.,. •'lJC.W.''oi ~· e1p 8 e1en · a sranllnlqtl)tr, _.-:··::c"~''-· he~ lathe• in ,tears. wel1!1 «ddnarr'llke ~1?•'1118 fSkecl, · ,. ~ Qm8Sii1l ~. ~:~ oklil'~0q~;; a <lilltij ' to· fi'luy<~ ~ liP aDd ~~ ,... 'wM olton~ ~~~,.~:·• and she ~.;:blrlhderiiBIB. , gave her lllowlii)Ci! !'! listen: altboygh '!heY iill . thelliUil~amclllnt,~ilways seemed'to.have-!lbmlileflal the end ol the weelr. · _Dial\a'a. ~~~ :wen jioth EpiiCopiiiiD bitt s~DrifDWtgbt had no. I;;JI!IcoPal church Ruth -- ------H----- -----U-----~ ~oro::.~ great-gand· :;:::~ =...lo: ..~;r1 . 8 III This year the nation's taxpayers will spend a~ost blllion to finance the P'IO-billion publli: debt. This will be a jump of more than 60 per cent over 1966, when Interest expense on the debt amounted to "only" $11 billion. But even though tile debt has grown tremendously since World War II Ita Importance as a faclor In the economy has actually dlminl8hed because natioDlll income has grown so rapidly during the same period. This reassuring word comes from a banker, one of a notoriously conservative breed. "In n!lallon to the vitality of the economy as a whole at a particular time, the size of the national or pubUc debt is ratller Incidental," says Donald C. Miller, seulor vice· president of Continental Bank of Chicago. . Fundamentally, the continual growth Ill the size of the debt reDects the increaslu& role of .gove11l1Deft In Americap life; ·be ·polntuut. · · •• ' re-.,.l.'.'. l\1~ rw;,. l . i.oery illy,~'l'bere·s ~·J.t atr\,~ )lllll ta!lt"lf:' e;tiW'ki!Jl! o(. Pia~ we are basically a debt society. The way our •rsterll requests yet lor _!'WJ;iat a enormous scene':" Miillier's v'i¥cto'6wJCbtbyKlli8 . ard" lmPOrliflttawearJJri;z hup, Father's orders and good YJl, then prince of W •'Who and folcMullln bloUeo, worlrs, we seem to need a lot of debt lo run on. Weal want Service Gtrl?" houses now or the car now, and most of us oould not have My guy iB leaving this month, wishes, nwneroui handtlhakea I/Jilt wild turkey and ,plan~ a haVilll ~ them if we had to pay for them on the spot. I need it now. -SOON TO and your tears ·and farewell tree on lire Ou&b!on estate. ;==~~·:u=a~· The IIOVernment is the same way. When our tax re· and BE ONE ktases. They remember ·the Rolli sources do not measure up to our needs, we, as a nation~ Dear Soon: The lonesome days now Royceul)ldlfllleil: lbedtl~· co lnlo debt. Somelil'n01 It II jUJtifled, sometimes it II not. Aa a mettar of fact, I've bad begin~ the alghbl ·are worae. aye of . the . J{Hiej ,lnalltllte Unllke an llldlvldual, bowever, who Ia eventually caDed to account, a government can co on forever ·relloatinJ II! nlore ~ lor repeats of You have &errlble drtams. before it doled. • · fiw '"""' debt wltb neW borrowlnc, altbolllh governments' can-llld this .COlumn thall almolt w Ev!!n'. ·day J,IMI ·· run 1o the ago; II':' ~lilY ~ = : ; r . t themleiv011nto bankrUptcy thlou@ milman- other "What ill A?" pqbllllhed maDman (dl4 you eVer itop 1o pei!plli ~- .~ fdr '1lla (mept f9r .Gjtl . ~, Boy lhipki '"' llonlile -&h'la · prae. "K'"Iey Cure','' • •real; -.~nd Friend, and Teenqe lkl)"). tjCaDy a¥ blm · for our feuta of Jlbeasimt and ~· · alni.OII wortbleu, .·aJid 1'1111It II Heni illr. mali!) u.t..IJy about two weeki In the lapeatry.Jiiled' batlquot Worlll War 1, Wilen , WIL\T 18 A . gob;' bef1!l'e '"' 'bear, and be haD. ·.. ' ·• ' '. hal been caused uot u ,DIUI!h by SERVI~ GIRL? probably eaya: Diana .l!tew upendilurea that resulted In the There comeu time In eVery . '1Darlin8, I rea111 hate tbla girl, hulttreaaa ;~~:':: glrl'a life W,beD lhe mual lose • • t1i!J food. 11 louay, they Bbe . hilllted ~I fic:OIIODI)'land at vailoui.'timts II hal IGiilethln& •erJ dtar lo ber lOft ua too bard iind I hardiJ iho best ruo a defli:l The prol;!kim has been to ~ ber boy !!'l•n\1;, llld !« i~t ~'lleep, ll'i like prlpl." • the ·~to ·~. llrii! · ~ ~'at f!~ \ik! . ua; lt'a .uuaUy v'ouf.IUClttoniiii7Pic:aiiY,."f ,, I • • , Wli 11M! 111111 witll !be ... he'a nat 10o th'ld ar 1k1Q1!Y, an 11 .)'1 '""*· 0 fathers had founded tho Boy was mniUally ~but Scouts of ·America. Another lale!'.18Jt!\o aWl!J··fhm ~n b!rlll the Keeley lnstifllte, the· .,.toreU,... In Gua~la after 1 By Helen Sottel ~ first hoQle lor alcoholics to IJI'aduating !rom COIJeCe, Di8na I 1 1 treat the «:ondition as a disease. wu teafl!d by·-~ fallier for Her father, a gtl<duate of baing "an atheiSt ~UDil· YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! When he jwtt gets his orders, Darlmouth. College, served In aliBI -Iring f<l' a Quaker a This colwnn is for YOWlg you find yourself a Utile .,.. the DUnoiB Legislature fr<llll ~Uon under the dlrecllon people, their problems and 'cited; a guy In uniform is 19Mtoi960.Hisholdlnga, which o!Catholli:~ . " pleasures, their troubles and always appeaUng. And Ill thai make him one of the weallhiett At 14, lll8na len·Dwiglll for fun. As with the rest of Helen Ume on your own, being able 1o men in the slate, Include 6,000 tile flrattlmf,' 1o fUillh 1Jer hl8h Help US!, II welcomes laughs see your girl friends again, ahd acres of corn and IOJ!beana, IIIII ochool yeal'!l al the ·Madeira but won't dodge a serloua goinG out stag -lt'slllso,n- head of eatUe, aeveral fann· SchoOl in Qreenway, Va. :J'bere question with a brusll-<lff. citing. But then, as It gets houses, a rutauranl, and part she nilled with the deugbteH Send your teenage questions nearer lo the time be must leave ownership of the famill' bank In a(rich and prominent flznln., to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, for basic training, you cram DWight. andolten&p!m~)'Oekendsalthe care of Helen Help US! this monlhllntodsyaand hours Into Diana was born Jan. :lfl, 1942, homes of the Roolretellerall'lll newspaper. mb)ulel, and already you're in a town w~ her·fl!nlly had the ~· at Cc!iineCtlcut. THE SERVICE GIRL feeling lonesome and sad. been prominent Ill!'. deeldel. Mideli'a •WI8 what tllanil had Dear Helen: , ~OUghtonspavelthevlllage alway• irnown; green ·rollins ' knt~~ You have often sald If you get Then he leavoo. Jt'a only for slreel! of Dw:lshl, built the grounds, Ql8l1ICured ~~!'~~ius. liJ enough requesla for ~ oil:weelrs,youteUyouraelf,and walerworlrs, furnlsbed land lor p l . by lhe' laka, ~le at colUIIUlS you114o"' ''~ of COUrll!I' Uer be11 write' ~ ~lf<and a~J¥!~- ~,f.\'"!~. II II down lo Ufl the I'UIII1lng atla<k. The Maraadef .~~- wu nolhlns)eu II'IJIIIIIone wall u the llrll team IIICI!Ied oiuy a 26 , OGI!· yard field Ileal. by ~ .,... 1~.... for both loe Lim, 185 lb·. eot1ter. ~ · ...., .......... "'"lr' on1 • ·'f'·il<" -~-:.., -.......-· , .,.en""~'"' ""' Y touc,~ , ·~; , '. St. J'"i, defindlna co-· 4<nrn •!a minute lo play In lhe ·', .c!JaluPI<*I In the, Obv> V . gllDt ilainal Maralllltr 1 !iiif,.,~~. "PI'J'•qatnal !lie, releey01 , . , ' · ~~ !~. ~~ce clilb, of ~!!it ·l;leMJIIioQI, liS lb. J<!ftlor ..., ~~ .Ohio J.eacuo, Tht lallback, waa the same's '·, ~..,. ' .ln'd' • ·· :'f~re ' · '•·~·attl!'8 .sroun d ga1n~r and 1~ .', •• "'~·•· rei' . bl18~, ~ · ~!';~. ~ ma~ aDd ICOI'et' as be pQoped for 147 ~-=~ plentlfljl. · yardJ li1 13 cam,. lor three ~,i;(" The .'t.f8rllll\«8 'CGmPJe!eJ1 lpw:lv!OWill. ,..,11~ted ''Pi4i,'··.Uinhic · lll .' QUarterback Bob Werry ~ y~&l~U,:I Fl'; . . passed 127 yards on nine \ .., . ~ · ' ' ' 1• · Cllllp~UOOfl of 18 attempts . L..' ' " . ~..:...-~:~ .' . " !iA·'''" - .,..,. l!IOS•Y lo Mike Grate and Jon' ~ ~ ln,,lbe ~half. kloea. Werry, Iii lb. Mni<l', ·~ ·~ 1'Ji11 11le flr•t ·ulf.- Coach .was on target thrqhout the ~0,' ·:~· ......,_,,,Marauders night Five limes receivers • _,_.:.t .:!. · ~~~WI • ,..:i,,won;.ilufiisli 111 lhe IJI'ound, dropped accurate throws. , ~ ait!IDI'Slr' ·~rr pualng .was Grate, a 1671b. senior end, and 'io/•·~;_Bali~ illullco!lll hall: Kloos, 1$3 lb. aenior end, , .,;.,:1!\1 ··~Ffltt lll!e , af 2S2 lb, promise lo give Melga one of the ·'\"'" · ~ore'· MartWerry, besll-2puncbeslnrecelvingln •?,;; liO lb. liintiO-Julrd'. 'l'ed Lebow, li1e league. . _f.,,. , . 'r~-t , r :11Q ilb .. . Cflller, lloger No specific player can be ~~.,~· AM>otl, 3114' lb. Ienior s1W'd tingled oulfor dolns the best on '·•'II · Dive and 190 lb. junior defense. as the entire starting , Diana hid never. stopped · · ' · on loving her farhil)', but the bomb <OO~lloJ¥1 which accif!enlally killed her' """ family, • had been deslgried ultimately 1o alli!OClates, teachen aod . ackill them ,and their kind. nle ~.w.i:'.Jier a·P¢od Ill revolution she died for wouill 'lenral . . . Sollle ,of • the have stripped lltr father of hls IIOUI'Cel,w~.1'01l11Jpe!ljlle wbo vasi failnlands,·blown his bank «¥ nfl!) riiO,W Diana~ to pieces; and destroyed ln. a but were and siiU ~ cletPI)' moment the name and position irl~nd In the r~ ~· It had laken a centllry 1o build. ml!n~ Sarile, 1o j~ lroill. U,. liar love at famlly waa not myatirlous wat In which they the only traditional value !hal CO!Itacted the writers of tbla Diana was unable 1o sbed. 1111t ·adlcle and their ~~ neyer tool her genllen!oil, refusal to '·give their names, either, or her sense' of were clearly fuglttv.. rrom the morality; But conaurned by law. revolutionary commitment, she Tl)e world thai Di8na OUghtbecame a terrorist · fuDy on grew up In wu a world of prepared to live u outl.iw and epocious,elegaplhomea,aweepkiller. lng lawns, the besiiiChooll and an anc:ealry of diljtingulsbed ; •.,. , Now that ·m.on" · " .. T• urn · . er sauer ;:.;_, ace J ets n Boyd: , !-.;J; ,,... ···< . ·~:: I ,u.,. · ( >.•• ;· " . . ..,,.., ..,, ., . f..~ 1\'!l · . ., · •.,,.R , . 1· • . . !l9'2I) Jll'lC*or :z: · • ~ £1 y :.~ '· ·ll•; :. 'I •, ~" ' • · ··~· ' '' . .:...;·· 1M' ~,_;;Uv . elOv~ did Jln,P"""~ )Qb•. Grate· ,~1 'it 1J 1o the .;.ined 7, ~ lO(!.lwolbola, · ' · ' · · ,;;,.J;\:;.m.,.:. • 21( AI tile ....,. 'the"- W""·-· 1 """"* lmllcltod fiJi Fl)'er •<lefenoemen .• ' ~COb~ ~ .J!qe' :i) ·Jo be anything in ·tlii ·worJd~· ' t,. · oe I ! > ~~~~e '"' "' . ·,<J~to,.: , ·4:. .,, ' • ' o.: &ept, ·14,lm' · gave .._a,.... ·""' ,,.., "'"'' ..., .. y.,.,. pu """'· ' ~ ~th 0& Yardf In I~ )lelga,~ the ocoreb\lard. Werry Thb time the Flyers lost two Cinlel. BID DeVIl," the Flyen hit 1'clil Hoffner, 16ib. aenlor yardJ In three attempts and ~ 111-j..U<I' !11J811erback, ,... ..U.,back, f<l' the ntra pointe, Haaa again punted to lhe ltroWn for toy8j'ds In 1_, a1 . and Melp ~ &0. Ironton 6 where Grate broke Molga mounted a tremendoul The Marauder ICfn fired !Ill two lackl01 and romped 5$ - ·•• the"" "" It-''~'" -~·lo"'·Fly p8l8 n,..,, ••Yet' uutnse. ,,..... .. Yaouo .,. o:roney ordline ' I'IRSTIW.F yardJiniOplayllolheMolgaiO only to have 1t caDed back Rick Ash, IJ7 lb. · junior, with flnt down and sool to so. because of a Marauder cUp. kicked offiCI' the :Marau4'ers 1o There the Marauders put lbe_ But on the ~ ptay, Bogp open the g'ame ' 1nd ' Gary st<>pper on the Flyers and Luq ran54yardJonlheoameptayu Gesweln, Ill lb. aopbOIIUll'e, booted a 21-yord field goal that earlier for a touchdown, relurned the ball 1o the Ironton spllttlleuprlrjhlslllalinedrive. ldenUcal to theM yord run be 37. The Flyers oouldn •I set • With 1:13 1eflin the hall,· Molga made momen ts earu• .r. Mark flnl down onlwo paws and a ~ &;!, Williams, 142 lb. junior run. Joellaal, 180 lb. senior The Marauders approacbecl laUback,ocoredthee:s:trasona fullback N~tedtotheM"'•·27 paydirlln the final minute. of run and Meigs held the com· u·-· ~ • Immediately, the Marauders the hall as they drove 1o the 19 mandlng lead of 30-3. started lomove. On third down, in seven playa !rom their own Ironton managed one first Werry hit Grate for 13, then 23 3S. Capping the drive was a :Ill down, then Jfaaa punted lo tile lo move the ball lo thll Flyer :Ill. yard pau !rom Werry 1o Grate. Marauder 28. Meigs was forced On fourth and 11, Werry hit Butcibfourthandsevenlrom lopunttheonlyUmeofthenight Kloos ··•· 1o the 14 the 19• Werry paaaed In- as Bob Werry booted :Ill 1o the . lor a13 yard 5CU"' and a flnt down. Pn second complete to Kloos with 2:41 on St. Joe 44, Ill the laatplay of the down from the 13, junior the clock. third quarter, fuDback llny Williams bluted Ironton punted after four .The Marauder defense then up the mid~ lo the 2 but plays to the 50. Wlth25seconds threw Divis three limes for fumbled. The Flyers recovered left WerrypauedtoKloesfor loasesofl,landiOyards.Jfaas on the 3. 16 yards 1o the 35 but the hall punted 'ZI yards and Meigs, ••ain ~- Fl ided b I' d naJh• had "" .,. YJ>l'B faUed lo ended, Melga leat!lng &;!, a a .,.yar pe ''' move, Jfau punUng 34 yardJ SECOND !lALII' possesaton on the St. Joe'!/. ~nd Grate n!luming 11 to the Jtdidn'ttakelo••forMe•••lo The Marauders then mJxeci Iron •• •oe "&" ton... Clllle alive In the second hall. their attack with rwmlng and Boggs got 7, Tiny Williams Obviously, Coach Chancey's passlnsandwith6:2111eftinthe rammedhisl751ba.for8 lioQI """s r.ame out of the locker game Mark Williams rambled three the ' ""'1 • more, n Williams f<l' room full of fire. Aller Meigs Into the end zone from two lour to put the ball on the lw<l. received the klckoll Boggs yards out over right end. The On third down ftgm the one, broke open right up the rniddle attempt lor the extras failed. Boggs was thrown for a four andranMyltdsforaTDonthe Meigs ted 3&-3 yard loos by a fired up Ironton first p'lay !rom scrimmage. Marauder ·reserves then St. Joe defense. On fourth down, w~ passed to Kloes 1<1' the Hooded the field and the FJ•ers -·, 3 • Werry threw Incomplete lo extras and with 11:31 to go In with their first team sUD in, Boggs on an attempted screen the third quarter, Melp !qlped drove 61 yards In eight playa to pau. their margin lo lr..l. the Marauder 4. With l:m left, The Flyers were stopped The Flyers lost eight yards In Haas pbmged over up the withoul a first down, so llaal three tries and llaas punted 17 middle and Lutz converted the punted on the lut play of the yardJ 1o the Ironton '!/. Meigs extra point on a kick. That first period for 31 yards with stuck to the ground as Williams completed the ocorlng as Meigs ran out the dock. Next Fr\dey, the Maraudel'!l open at home with the Belpre Golden Eagles at Pomeroy. Coach Bob Lutz's Flyers will batUe the Chesapeake Panthers at Ironton, also, Friday. r Voice Broadway , ' ROME, ltely- We've been In l!clme on doAnl of tiipl, often aenraJ tlmfs · and for the '· Glno Iii not our ' . ·. . ' ITIHEO VAllll ~1! ~ ~ 2~ ~ ..-STAH •.u SIBil WITH FM/A MfSTEREO FM RADIO STARTING LINEUPS OFFENSE: MEIGS - a. Werry, Boggs. T. Wiliams, Smith, backs , M. Werry and Lee. tackles ; Boyd and Lehew, guardS; Abbott, cenfel'; Kloes ond Grote. endS; ST. JOE Davis, Unger, Hass, Crance, backs; Lutz. center; cannoo and Molycka, guard&; Hacker and Gary Gesweln. tackleS; Carey and Steve Gesweln, ends . DEFENSE- MEIGS Thomas. · Lee on~ B006W • THE HART Ol stmc tlve Contem p ora ry 5t yled cabme1 i.n genu 1ne oil · llntshed Walnut ve neers and select t1ardwood so lids. Feat ures 32 watt peak music power amp lifie r Spec1al Custcm- Mat1c 4 - speed reco rd changer : tape mput/output Jacks plus 199·S5 . prOVISIOn for opt1onal Zen 1th extensiOn speakers w 1th optiona l ada pter k1l Your fl~deJJen1den111 Fuii~ Futu,..d Insurance Agent ' IH~,· \ , Dale Warner 1 •· ' 1 lor the Fin•n In Souridl FMIA M/SHREO FM RADIO P1tw1de~ the fme~! 111 S t er~o FM plus convtntionl1 h1QI, hdel1t~ fM!..\M recep hon . FM- AFC f01 drift•,; .. f l.!l-bu•lt •n ~M IA M anlen ·,as •• ro·'lleeas."- l'lllether you want auto, life or h~meowners in· surance, we will design a policy to fit your ind~ vidual requirements .. . Discuss your specific needs with us. Phone 9f2-29U Court St ''"' ~ .~an Y"'\ know tt, ~ ta H, ,, Nld lfiii'Vl! ..l9t·I •ftl.l ~ 11 t!&ft !Opther: 'l'bll ~ ll.liluillY idllihd !11)1 ~: frlenda,famllr and•fC!II. In ...t -r., ond f 1,\ 'il: ~ t:t;.j.,; ,~ ell INDIVIDUAL PASSING · . hal!bach. ' MEIGS - Werry, 9 of 18 for 12i Other playen tor Mtig" Rick yards; V~han 1 of 2 for 1 All\, ' Jon Buck, Steve Burson, f:.'v~s. 1 0112 ~ ~T ya-::. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• PUNTING: MEIGS, Werry, 1 for 26, 26.0; IRONTON ST. JOE - PASSiNT.ANO,RET:: Haas 1 for210 300 None PUNT RETURNS - MEIGS - Grat.. 3 for 31, 12.3, IRON· TON ST. JOE - Cloy, 1 lor 4, 4'°KICKOFF RET.: _ MEIGS - M. Williams. 2 lor 34. 17.0; unldonfllled, lfor o, o.o. IRONTON JOE - 3 Geowln. 3lor 22,ST7:3; Crance, for 13, 4.3. SCORING : MEIGS - Boggs. 3 yard run, EP, Werry to Hoffner; lron1on: Lutz. 26 yard field ooal ; Mtlos: Boaas. 64 r::,d run. EP. Werry fo Kloos; M. lg~ 1 ~1~~; 54 ~·;~ r'l.\~ 1~!': Williams, 8 yarJ run, Ep, no good on run ; Meigs: M. Williams, 2 yard run. EP. no good on run ; Ironton: Hass, 4 yard run, EP, Lutz. kick. SCORE BY QUARTERS ' ' :~r.:~~~:= =:.=t·~ f<l'_ ~~~ .. country. ·t. , - ; . .. '· , . •j' • :/g' ~lt~.~~~lnffi~;;a!ler. ·~ ' . t 1.5; Davia, lior mlnuuO. mlnul Abbo!l, .. 5.0;INDIVIIiUAL ond Ung,.,·REQEI\IIN(i· 1 tor o.o.o. Mcrrls, . ~ and T. · FLYERS~.,.,- .... '" ~...of !~•t ......,~, ·' 'It, and then Williams,I''""" linebackers; Hoffner St. Joe gained d!IJY·II JardJ, ~ •. ~ WP no I'IOI'e. It wu WIDlamf wl\o bluted !Ill' MEIGS- KieiK, 41or $1. 1U; and Smith,( cornerback>; 47 ~lili$· and · ~~ •.and. B£C9Nl)QIJAR'IP the mid<Ue lo ocare !rom eight ·Gr"'' 3 lor 62, 20.1; Van Jn. ~l:'"~ arql.c;.-ate, saletles; lll<lfl of diiii!Himt In the fblel On the 11m pt.y, Worry hit yltds out wjth 7;011'9lnalnlng In ~ao:· l,l.OOnd Morrlo, 2 Monly~ka~e~·, ~~;e~es:~~ loiK!hdown .drive In II¥ lui Kloufor llyardllothe Flyer 7. the lbirtt period. B6gp failed lo "IRONTON ST JOE Ges and Hacke>• .tacklfi; Lutz, lirinulel aplllitl ft!IOI'I(OI. ~ ·-wlth ,IO:ali left In the llrlt hall, re~ the •':'d zone for .then· weln, 1 for . ~. 's.o, Unq!"'. 2 ml!!dlt · ~uord ; V~ger. Davis crance, 170·I&•.Jillllor ba!fbadl, -~ ri!Ced arciUnd left end traa and Melp beld the' t<lge, lor 26, 13.0; Cronce, 1 tor 9. 9.0, and ·Haao, Uneliac~ersr Stove the u •• ·..• - .... - - '· ......., ••..c. -~· 011·1 1o I - • . and Clay, 1 for 8, 8.0. , Ger.sweln and Ackerman, Plufli' fliD"iM ~ ...,,, '* ....,;~. O.D. Po"meroy INGELS FURNITURE PH: 992·2635 MIDDLEPORT r· I. �. ' ..,. , ' ' 3,.. Tbe ~Uy Bentjnol: MlddlepDrt.Pamery,, • s, ,· ' 1· ,. • , ~.. • '1~:;, wanted to-be, ~ ha'a ·~ the lrOthJ\ IUg~tl)' si:at~alnjld liflldenUI Beyn 'ftl[w. ' j;ollege,'~ ilelf-def!71118 ~ er In "" jmgbverisbecl Gualfmatan ma!ketloll!n, .,ut.flili!D7 the Diana .thai no one''t!l DwJchl really .kriew Ill' Wld~r~l·•~!,-the sertous, ctOIOlf s11om _ . whooe mug tllots ~ . on pollee Iller In at leait ~ __ .. ........ . ~ ci~es . I .~ ..• EDITORIALS Albatross Around Uncle Sam's Neck ' I'. r-- •18 Wl~ltarnl , .m •.,.,. ..,.,. •'lJC.W.''oi ~· e1p 8 e1en · a sranllnlqtl)tr, _.-:··::c"~''-· he~ lathe• in ,tears. wel1!1 «ddnarr'llke ~1?•'1118 fSkecl, · ,. ~ Qm8Sii1l ~. ~:~ oklil'~0q~;; a <lilltij ' to· fi'luy<~ ~ liP aDd ~~ ,... 'wM olton~ ~~~,.~:·• and she ~.;:blrlhderiiBIB. , gave her lllowlii)Ci! !'! listen: altboygh '!heY iill . thelliUil~amclllnt,~ilways seemed'to.have-!lbmlileflal the end ol the weelr. · _Dial\a'a. ~~~ :wen jioth EpiiCopiiiiD bitt s~DrifDWtgbt had no. I;;JI!IcoPal church Ruth -- ------H----- -----U-----~ ~oro::.~ great-gand· :;:::~ =...lo: ..~;r1 . 8 III This year the nation's taxpayers will spend a~ost blllion to finance the P'IO-billion publli: debt. This will be a jump of more than 60 per cent over 1966, when Interest expense on the debt amounted to "only" $11 billion. But even though tile debt has grown tremendously since World War II Ita Importance as a faclor In the economy has actually dlminl8hed because natioDlll income has grown so rapidly during the same period. This reassuring word comes from a banker, one of a notoriously conservative breed. "In n!lallon to the vitality of the economy as a whole at a particular time, the size of the national or pubUc debt is ratller Incidental," says Donald C. Miller, seulor vice· president of Continental Bank of Chicago. . Fundamentally, the continual growth Ill the size of the debt reDects the increaslu& role of .gove11l1Deft In Americap life; ·be ·polntuut. · · •• ' re-.,.l.'.'. l\1~ rw;,. l . i.oery illy,~'l'bere·s ~·J.t atr\,~ )lllll ta!lt"lf:' e;tiW'ki!Jl! o(. Pia~ we are basically a debt society. The way our •rsterll requests yet lor _!'WJ;iat a enormous scene':" Miillier's v'i¥cto'6wJCbtbyKlli8 . ard" lmPOrliflttawearJJri;z hup, Father's orders and good YJl, then prince of W •'Who and folcMullln bloUeo, worlrs, we seem to need a lot of debt lo run on. Weal want Service Gtrl?" houses now or the car now, and most of us oould not have My guy iB leaving this month, wishes, nwneroui handtlhakea I/Jilt wild turkey and ,plan~ a haVilll ~ them if we had to pay for them on the spot. I need it now. -SOON TO and your tears ·and farewell tree on lire Ou&b!on estate. ;==~~·:u=a~· The IIOVernment is the same way. When our tax re· and BE ONE ktases. They remember ·the Rolli sources do not measure up to our needs, we, as a nation~ Dear Soon: The lonesome days now Royceul)ldlfllleil: lbedtl~· co lnlo debt. Somelil'n01 It II jUJtifled, sometimes it II not. Aa a mettar of fact, I've bad begin~ the alghbl ·are worae. aye of . the . J{Hiej ,lnalltllte Unllke an llldlvldual, bowever, who Ia eventually caDed to account, a government can co on forever ·relloatinJ II! nlore ~ lor repeats of You have &errlble drtams. before it doled. • · fiw '"""' debt wltb neW borrowlnc, altbolllh governments' can-llld this .COlumn thall almolt w Ev!!n'. ·day J,IMI ·· run 1o the ago; II':' ~lilY ~ = : ; r . t themleiv011nto bankrUptcy thlou@ milman- other "What ill A?" pqbllllhed maDman (dl4 you eVer itop 1o pei!plli ~- .~ fdr '1lla (mept f9r .Gjtl . ~, Boy lhipki '"' llonlile -&h'la · prae. "K'"Iey Cure','' • •real; -.~nd Friend, and Teenqe lkl)"). tjCaDy a¥ blm · for our feuta of Jlbeasimt and ~· · alni.OII wortbleu, .·aJid 1'1111It II Heni illr. mali!) u.t..IJy about two weeki In the lapeatry.Jiiled' batlquot Worlll War 1, Wilen , WIL\T 18 A . gob;' bef1!l'e '"' 'bear, and be haD. ·.. ' ·• ' '. hal been caused uot u ,DIUI!h by SERVI~ GIRL? probably eaya: Diana .l!tew upendilurea that resulted In the There comeu time In eVery . '1Darlin8, I rea111 hate tbla girl, hulttreaaa ;~~:':: glrl'a life W,beD lhe mual lose • • t1i!J food. 11 louay, they Bbe . hilllted ~I fic:OIIODI)'land at vailoui.'timts II hal IGiilethln& •erJ dtar lo ber lOft ua too bard iind I hardiJ iho best ruo a defli:l The prol;!kim has been to ~ ber boy !!'l•n\1;, llld !« i~t ~'lleep, ll'i like prlpl." • the ·~to ·~. llrii! · ~ ~'at f!~ \ik! . ua; lt'a .uuaUy v'ouf.IUClttoniiii7Pic:aiiY,."f ,, I • • , Wli 11M! 111111 witll !be ... he'a nat 10o th'ld ar 1k1Q1!Y, an 11 .)'1 '""*· 0 fathers had founded tho Boy was mniUally ~but Scouts of ·America. Another lale!'.18Jt!\o aWl!J··fhm ~n b!rlll the Keeley lnstifllte, the· .,.toreU,... In Gua~la after 1 By Helen Sottel ~ first hoQle lor alcoholics to IJI'aduating !rom COIJeCe, Di8na I 1 1 treat the «:ondition as a disease. wu teafl!d by·-~ fallier for Her father, a gtl<duate of baing "an atheiSt ~UDil· YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! When he jwtt gets his orders, Darlmouth. College, served In aliBI -Iring f<l' a Quaker a This colwnn is for YOWlg you find yourself a Utile .,.. the DUnoiB Legislature fr<llll ~Uon under the dlrecllon people, their problems and 'cited; a guy In uniform is 19Mtoi960.Hisholdlnga, which o!Catholli:~ . " pleasures, their troubles and always appeaUng. And Ill thai make him one of the weallhiett At 14, lll8na len·Dwiglll for fun. As with the rest of Helen Ume on your own, being able 1o men in the slate, Include 6,000 tile flrattlmf,' 1o fUillh 1Jer hl8h Help US!, II welcomes laughs see your girl friends again, ahd acres of corn and IOJ!beana, IIIII ochool yeal'!l al the ·Madeira but won't dodge a serloua goinG out stag -lt'slllso,n- head of eatUe, aeveral fann· SchoOl in Qreenway, Va. :J'bere question with a brusll-<lff. citing. But then, as It gets houses, a rutauranl, and part she nilled with the deugbteH Send your teenage questions nearer lo the time be must leave ownership of the famill' bank In a(rich and prominent flznln., to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, for basic training, you cram DWight. andolten&p!m~)'Oekendsalthe care of Helen Help US! this monlhllntodsyaand hours Into Diana was born Jan. :lfl, 1942, homes of the Roolretellerall'lll newspaper. mb)ulel, and already you're in a town w~ her·fl!nlly had the ~· at Cc!iineCtlcut. THE SERVICE GIRL feeling lonesome and sad. been prominent Ill!'. deeldel. Mideli'a •WI8 what tllanil had Dear Helen: , ~OUghtonspavelthevlllage alway• irnown; green ·rollins ' knt~~ You have often sald If you get Then he leavoo. Jt'a only for slreel! of Dw:lshl, built the grounds, Ql8l1ICured ~~!'~~ius. liJ enough requesla for ~ oil:weelrs,youteUyouraelf,and walerworlrs, furnlsbed land lor p l . by lhe' laka, ~le at colUIIUlS you114o"' ''~ of COUrll!I' Uer be11 write' ~ ~lf<and a~J¥!~- ~,f.\'"!~. II II down lo Ufl the I'UIII1lng atla<k. The Maraadef .~~- wu nolhlns)eu II'IJIIIIIone wall u the llrll team IIICI!Ied oiuy a 26 , OGI!· yard field Ileal. by ~ .,... 1~.... for both loe Lim, 185 lb·. eot1ter. ~ · ...., .......... "'"lr' on1 • ·'f'·il<" -~-:.., -.......-· , .,.en""~'"' ""' Y touc,~ , ·~; , '. St. J'"i, defindlna co-· 4<nrn •!a minute lo play In lhe ·', .c!JaluPI<*I In the, Obv> V . gllDt ilainal Maralllltr 1 !iiif,.,~~. "PI'J'•qatnal !lie, releey01 , . , ' · ~~ !~. ~~ce clilb, of ~!!it ·l;leMJIIioQI, liS lb. J<!ftlor ..., ~~ .Ohio J.eacuo, Tht lallback, waa the same's '·, ~..,. ' .ln'd' • ·· :'f~re ' · '•·~·attl!'8 .sroun d ga1n~r and 1~ .', •• "'~·•· rei' . bl18~, ~ · ~!';~. ~ ma~ aDd ICOI'et' as be pQoped for 147 ~-=~ plentlfljl. · yardJ li1 13 cam,. lor three ~,i;(" The .'t.f8rllll\«8 'CGmPJe!eJ1 lpw:lv!OWill. ,..,11~ted ''Pi4i,'··.Uinhic · lll .' QUarterback Bob Werry ~ y~&l~U,:I Fl'; . . passed 127 yards on nine \ .., . ~ · ' ' ' 1• · Cllllp~UOOfl of 18 attempts . L..' ' " . ~..:...-~:~ .' . " !iA·'''" - .,..,. l!IOS•Y lo Mike Grate and Jon' ~ ~ ln,,lbe ~half. kloea. Werry, Iii lb. Mni<l', ·~ ·~ 1'Ji11 11le flr•t ·ulf.- Coach .was on target thrqhout the ~0,' ·:~· ......,_,,,Marauders night Five limes receivers • _,_.:.t .:!. · ~~~WI • ,..:i,,won;.ilufiisli 111 lhe IJI'ound, dropped accurate throws. , ~ ait!IDI'Slr' ·~rr pualng .was Grate, a 1671b. senior end, and 'io/•·~;_Bali~ illullco!lll hall: Kloos, 1$3 lb. aenior end, , .,;.,:1!\1 ··~Ffltt lll!e , af 2S2 lb, promise lo give Melga one of the ·'\"'" · ~ore'· MartWerry, besll-2puncbeslnrecelvingln •?,;; liO lb. liintiO-Julrd'. 'l'ed Lebow, li1e league. . _f.,,. , . 'r~-t , r :11Q ilb .. . Cflller, lloger No specific player can be ~~.,~· AM>otl, 3114' lb. Ienior s1W'd tingled oulfor dolns the best on '·•'II · Dive and 190 lb. junior defense. as the entire starting , Diana hid never. stopped · · ' · on loving her farhil)', but the bomb <OO~lloJ¥1 which accif!enlally killed her' """ family, • had been deslgried ultimately 1o alli!OClates, teachen aod . ackill them ,and their kind. nle ~.w.i:'.Jier a·P¢od Ill revolution she died for wouill 'lenral . . . Sollle ,of • the have stripped lltr father of hls IIOUI'Cel,w~.1'01l11Jpe!ljlle wbo vasi failnlands,·blown his bank «¥ nfl!) riiO,W Diana~ to pieces; and destroyed ln. a but were and siiU ~ cletPI)' moment the name and position irl~nd In the r~ ~· It had laken a centllry 1o build. ml!n~ Sarile, 1o j~ lroill. U,. liar love at famlly waa not myatirlous wat In which they the only traditional value !hal CO!Itacted the writers of tbla Diana was unable 1o sbed. 1111t ·adlcle and their ~~ neyer tool her genllen!oil, refusal to '·give their names, either, or her sense' of were clearly fuglttv.. rrom the morality; But conaurned by law. revolutionary commitment, she Tl)e world thai Di8na OUghtbecame a terrorist · fuDy on grew up In wu a world of prepared to live u outl.iw and epocious,elegaplhomea,aweepkiller. lng lawns, the besiiiChooll and an anc:ealry of diljtingulsbed ; •.,. , Now that ·m.on" · " .. T• urn · . er sauer ;:.;_, ace J ets n Boyd: , !-.;J; ,,... ···< . ·~:: I ,u.,. · ( >.•• ;· " . . ..,,.., ..,, ., . f..~ 1\'!l · . ., · •.,,.R , . 1· • . . !l9'2I) Jll'lC*or :z: · • ~ £1 y :.~ '· ·ll•; :. 'I •, ~" ' • · ··~· ' '' . .:...;·· 1M' ~,_;;Uv . elOv~ did Jln,P"""~ )Qb•. Grate· ,~1 'it 1J 1o the .;.ined 7, ~ lO(!.lwolbola, · ' · ' · · ,;;,.J;\:;.m.,.:. • 21( AI tile ....,. 'the"- W""·-· 1 """"* lmllcltod fiJi Fl)'er •<lefenoemen .• ' ~COb~ ~ .J!qe' :i) ·Jo be anything in ·tlii ·worJd~· ' t,. · oe I ! > ~~~~e '"' "' . ·,<J~to,.: , ·4:. .,, ' • ' o.: &ept, ·14,lm' · gave .._a,.... ·""' ,,.., "'"'' ..., .. y.,.,. pu """'· ' ~ ~th 0& Yardf In I~ )lelga,~ the ocoreb\lard. Werry Thb time the Flyers lost two Cinlel. BID DeVIl," the Flyen hit 1'clil Hoffner, 16ib. aenlor yardJ In three attempts and ~ 111-j..U<I' !11J811erback, ,... ..U.,back, f<l' the ntra pointe, Haaa again punted to lhe ltroWn for toy8j'ds In 1_, a1 . and Melp ~ &0. Ironton 6 where Grate broke Molga mounted a tremendoul The Marauder ICfn fired !Ill two lackl01 and romped 5$ - ·•• the"" "" It-''~'" -~·lo"'·Fly p8l8 n,..,, ••Yet' uutnse. ,,..... .. Yaouo .,. o:roney ordline ' I'IRSTIW.F yardJiniOplayllolheMolgaiO only to have 1t caDed back Rick Ash, IJ7 lb. · junior, with flnt down and sool to so. because of a Marauder cUp. kicked offiCI' the :Marau4'ers 1o There the Marauders put lbe_ But on the ~ ptay, Bogp open the g'ame ' 1nd ' Gary st<>pper on the Flyers and Luq ran54yardJonlheoameptayu Gesweln, Ill lb. aopbOIIUll'e, booted a 21-yord field goal that earlier for a touchdown, relurned the ball 1o the Ironton spllttlleuprlrjhlslllalinedrive. ldenUcal to theM yord run be 37. The Flyers oouldn •I set • With 1:13 1eflin the hall,· Molga made momen ts earu• .r. Mark flnl down onlwo paws and a ~ &;!, Williams, 142 lb. junior run. Joellaal, 180 lb. senior The Marauders approacbecl laUback,ocoredthee:s:trasona fullback N~tedtotheM"'•·27 paydirlln the final minute. of run and Meigs held the com· u·-· ~ • Immediately, the Marauders the hall as they drove 1o the 19 mandlng lead of 30-3. started lomove. On third down, in seven playa !rom their own Ironton managed one first Werry hit Grate for 13, then 23 3S. Capping the drive was a :Ill down, then Jfaaa punted lo tile lo move the ball lo thll Flyer :Ill. yard pau !rom Werry 1o Grate. Marauder 28. Meigs was forced On fourth and 11, Werry hit Butcibfourthandsevenlrom lopunttheonlyUmeofthenight Kloos ··•· 1o the 14 the 19• Werry paaaed In- as Bob Werry booted :Ill 1o the . lor a13 yard 5CU"' and a flnt down. Pn second complete to Kloos with 2:41 on St. Joe 44, Ill the laatplay of the down from the 13, junior the clock. third quarter, fuDback llny Williams bluted Ironton punted after four .The Marauder defense then up the mid~ lo the 2 but plays to the 50. Wlth25seconds threw Divis three limes for fumbled. The Flyers recovered left WerrypauedtoKloesfor loasesofl,landiOyards.Jfaas on the 3. 16 yards 1o the 35 but the hall punted 'ZI yards and Meigs, ••ain ~- Fl ided b I' d naJh• had "" .,. YJ>l'B faUed lo ended, Melga leat!lng &;!, a a .,.yar pe ''' move, Jfau punUng 34 yardJ SECOND !lALII' possesaton on the St. Joe'!/. ~nd Grate n!luming 11 to the Jtdidn'ttakelo••forMe•••lo The Marauders then mJxeci Iron •• •oe "&" ton... Clllle alive In the second hall. their attack with rwmlng and Boggs got 7, Tiny Williams Obviously, Coach Chancey's passlnsandwith6:2111eftinthe rammedhisl751ba.for8 lioQI """s r.ame out of the locker game Mark Williams rambled three the ' ""'1 • more, n Williams f<l' room full of fire. Aller Meigs Into the end zone from two lour to put the ball on the lw<l. received the klckoll Boggs yards out over right end. The On third down ftgm the one, broke open right up the rniddle attempt lor the extras failed. Boggs was thrown for a four andranMyltdsforaTDonthe Meigs ted 3&-3 yard loos by a fired up Ironton first p'lay !rom scrimmage. Marauder ·reserves then St. Joe defense. On fourth down, w~ passed to Kloes 1<1' the Hooded the field and the FJ•ers -·, 3 • Werry threw Incomplete lo extras and with 11:31 to go In with their first team sUD in, Boggs on an attempted screen the third quarter, Melp !qlped drove 61 yards In eight playa to pau. their margin lo lr..l. the Marauder 4. With l:m left, The Flyers were stopped The Flyers lost eight yards In Haas pbmged over up the withoul a first down, so llaal three tries and llaas punted 17 middle and Lutz converted the punted on the lut play of the yardJ 1o the Ironton '!/. Meigs extra point on a kick. That first period for 31 yards with stuck to the ground as Williams completed the ocorlng as Meigs ran out the dock. Next Fr\dey, the Maraudel'!l open at home with the Belpre Golden Eagles at Pomeroy. Coach Bob Lutz's Flyers will batUe the Chesapeake Panthers at Ironton, also, Friday. r Voice Broadway , ' ROME, ltely- We've been In l!clme on doAnl of tiipl, often aenraJ tlmfs · and for the '· Glno Iii not our ' . ·. . ' ITIHEO VAllll ~1! ~ ~ 2~ ~ ..-STAH •.u SIBil WITH FM/A MfSTEREO FM RADIO STARTING LINEUPS OFFENSE: MEIGS - a. Werry, Boggs. T. Wiliams, Smith, backs , M. Werry and Lee. tackles ; Boyd and Lehew, guardS; Abbott, cenfel'; Kloes ond Grote. endS; ST. JOE Davis, Unger, Hass, Crance, backs; Lutz. center; cannoo and Molycka, guard&; Hacker and Gary Gesweln. tackleS; Carey and Steve Gesweln, ends . DEFENSE- MEIGS Thomas. · Lee on~ B006W • THE HART Ol stmc tlve Contem p ora ry 5t yled cabme1 i.n genu 1ne oil · llntshed Walnut ve neers and select t1ardwood so lids. Feat ures 32 watt peak music power amp lifie r Spec1al Custcm- Mat1c 4 - speed reco rd changer : tape mput/output Jacks plus 199·S5 . prOVISIOn for opt1onal Zen 1th extensiOn speakers w 1th optiona l ada pter k1l Your fl~deJJen1den111 Fuii~ Futu,..d Insurance Agent ' IH~,· \ , Dale Warner 1 •· ' 1 lor the Fin•n In Souridl FMIA M/SHREO FM RADIO P1tw1de~ the fme~! 111 S t er~o FM plus convtntionl1 h1QI, hdel1t~ fM!..\M recep hon . FM- AFC f01 drift•,; .. f l.!l-bu•lt •n ~M IA M anlen ·,as •• ro·'lleeas."- l'lllether you want auto, life or h~meowners in· surance, we will design a policy to fit your ind~ vidual requirements .. . Discuss your specific needs with us. Phone 9f2-29U Court St ''"' ~ .~an Y"'\ know tt, ~ ta H, ,, Nld lfiii'Vl! ..l9t·I •ftl.l ~ 11 t!&ft !Opther: 'l'bll ~ ll.liluillY idllihd !11)1 ~: frlenda,famllr and•fC!II. In ...t -r., ond f 1,\ 'il: ~ t:t;.j.,; ,~ ell INDIVIDUAL PASSING · . hal!bach. ' MEIGS - Werry, 9 of 18 for 12i Other playen tor Mtig" Rick yards; V~han 1 of 2 for 1 All\, ' Jon Buck, Steve Burson, f:.'v~s. 1 0112 ~ ~T ya-::. • • • • • • • • • • • • • • •• PUNTING: MEIGS, Werry, 1 for 26, 26.0; IRONTON ST. JOE - PASSiNT.ANO,RET:: Haas 1 for210 300 None PUNT RETURNS - MEIGS - Grat.. 3 for 31, 12.3, IRON· TON ST. JOE - Cloy, 1 lor 4, 4'°KICKOFF RET.: _ MEIGS - M. Williams. 2 lor 34. 17.0; unldonfllled, lfor o, o.o. IRONTON JOE - 3 Geowln. 3lor 22,ST7:3; Crance, for 13, 4.3. SCORING : MEIGS - Boggs. 3 yard run, EP, Werry to Hoffner; lron1on: Lutz. 26 yard field ooal ; Mtlos: Boaas. 64 r::,d run. EP. Werry fo Kloos; M. lg~ 1 ~1~~; 54 ~·;~ r'l.\~ 1~!': Williams, 8 yarJ run, Ep, no good on run ; Meigs: M. Williams, 2 yard run. EP. no good on run ; Ironton: Hass, 4 yard run, EP, Lutz. kick. SCORE BY QUARTERS ' ' :~r.:~~~:= =:.=t·~ f<l'_ ~~~ .. country. ·t. , - ; . .. '· , . •j' • :/g' ~lt~.~~~lnffi~;;a!ler. ·~ ' . t 1.5; Davia, lior mlnuuO. mlnul Abbo!l, .. 5.0;INDIVIIiUAL ond Ung,.,·REQEI\IIN(i· 1 tor o.o.o. Mcrrls, . ~ and T. · FLYERS~.,.,- .... '" ~...of !~•t ......,~, ·' 'It, and then Williams,I''""" linebackers; Hoffner St. Joe gained d!IJY·II JardJ, ~ •. ~ WP no I'IOI'e. It wu WIDlamf wl\o bluted !Ill' MEIGS- KieiK, 41or $1. 1U; and Smith,( cornerback>; 47 ~lili$· and · ~~ •.and. B£C9Nl)QIJAR'IP the mid<Ue lo ocare !rom eight ·Gr"'' 3 lor 62, 20.1; Van Jn. ~l:'"~ arql.c;.-ate, saletles; lll<lfl of diiii!Himt In the fblel On the 11m pt.y, Worry hit yltds out wjth 7;011'9lnalnlng In ~ao:· l,l.OOnd Morrlo, 2 Monly~ka~e~·, ~~;e~es:~~ loiK!hdown .drive In II¥ lui Kloufor llyardllothe Flyer 7. the lbirtt period. B6gp failed lo "IRONTON ST JOE Ges and Hacke>• .tacklfi; Lutz, lirinulel aplllitl ft!IOI'I(OI. ~ ·-wlth ,IO:ali left In the llrlt hall, re~ the •':'d zone for .then· weln, 1 for . ~. 's.o, Unq!"'. 2 ml!!dlt · ~uord ; V~ger. Davis crance, 170·I&•.Jillllor ba!fbadl, -~ ri!Ced arciUnd left end traa and Melp beld the' t<lge, lor 26, 13.0; Cronce, 1 tor 9. 9.0, and ·Haao, Uneliac~ersr Stove the u •• ·..• - .... - - '· ......., ••..c. -~· 011·1 1o I - • . and Clay, 1 for 8, 8.0. , Ger.sweln and Ackerman, Plufli' fliD"iM ~ ...,,, '* ....,;~. O.D. Po"meroy INGELS FURNITURE PH: 992·2635 MIDDLEPORT r· I. �t. ' . . '{ ">1\t. ~: ~\ ... ·.... ·~·:( • • '"' ., -...r. .Poiner~.... · '' Grmr StDal illllallecl ,'l'lfetve _...e~~ Cllflcerib ~ Jl7t-11 y- ~h roll dill b!)JIIlmmt- ~ble Jlinel M. Jotarilp, IIJIIJI!ml and r/unm1 bale liower . ~:-~ q( 1be !!tar .t o""' in,:d~~ Mtl. Mrs ' Hal"" Bigelow of dltector at Klngwooel Cemer; ~-.. • ~- ~ at 1be bclme f# Minor . ·~ 47th l'lllm. . ....,. · . 1rill .lle 111 of~ pramlnelll · Ted C. ¥<:DOwell, auiUnt Mn.GenldMfpjr. • ··. • Mri.SetllNidldlso!I, Mra.Neal :!',."":;'ctty,,Fll. talbeguestof . llortlcullurilll~llltbe profeuoo: :. at jbe Ohlo ~ - ~ Mri. J,_ . Jeftera1 11111.._Hae1Helllo!) Mt. ar~U:.~anz'!t,.~· Gardeners and .~lbitora' . AgricuUIII'e , naaearch · aad · ~lclfitliO!\; ""sldlnt; Mrs. Judled eshlltled Mr and Mt H E Betz (llnJcs ~ I« t1111 Jll<l!lth Developmf!lll centw, llepllrtMinor, Jjrli Ville-~ : and by 1be membft's apd _.-dod · · , •· · · and-'· • IDfftt <If Horlloultunl, w.....,, ·:~SUe~ U!il*;.~vice rlbboxla tp ~ WW, (Dorl! .:ooroy J of St. .l<loeph, ThecUnle~ baw been plllmed will baYl) ~"" IDGIIIllw •bl!r· . PrJIIdeDI . 'lll4i · NCr"'•••· ltfrt. Jame1 ·Nicbolam, and Mfch. have returned to their by Mrs. GUbert Cullen of ' ~-........ ~:::.:.:;~ '"''" "- · · .. • ! u.-.. -' P.•· H.. Neldl, " "' ' Mta. · · home afb!r vlsltlng here two Marietta, . """:"!"" ........,, """ ..... -~~::;~!!~ · -: ~r/-""-•·· C.E.-1110111: , · weekswlthMrs Belz'smolher tile Regioo II,~· VIIDCOHeildrlcks,Orlenl,.do!Jl!l ~Iii~~~ alater llpie. ·Mrs. ·ymi ~fed a paper u. ll A Dodson of Ch t.er' AlloclaUon of Garden Clubs, basic design In flower Afilltfllldljl6.IWJ!I read from mgOJrlngand,cn ·otpeon~es....,a. · · es · C]qllcdlaJrman. Mra. Robert J. .-ranging, at lheOcl. 71011ion. Garden UJ4! ~q.i'dlil aub to an Sbe-aald lbaiDOW ~llltb to Mrs. Burgess FergUSOII or Lewia ill Pomeroy, regional TheSept.23, Sept. 30and0cl. 7 de~ to ojofi~OII . .. 21at7:30 repLmtlhesDandcaruboqldbe HuntlngtonwastheLallorDay publlcilY cbainnan, aa1d the clinlcJ w111 be bold in tbe ICboolJwblcb pm:· 4~t wu allo talreft not to planl QJoiil IDo weelreftd guest of her ~-In· Cllllfor lhe four setlloos being Grange lluiJdin8. . . 19711rill be (liven .m.de .nf lbe Glrdenen IDd deeply. 'lbe crown~, tbe aald, law,Mts.B. A. Dodson,and'Mr. all"""' is $4 wiUI advance ThelinalcllnicnnOcl.14will clinic material at lbe· EJIIIbltn'Qink:ltobeSepl>23 oboulclootllecovereohilllunore and Mra. H. E._ Belz ol St. ,.u.lralilln, or .1.:15 each. Tbe be held in lbe junlir fair each aeaioo. ~ 10 and Oct. 7...d 14 lltlbe than two indies ol ~U. 'l'lmOI1 Joaeph. Other visitors 81 the cfiiuca will aU be bold at the building and will be CUlWcted OWENS IIII'~IJNG A1ben1 Counlf Falrcrounda. prdenlD& tipl_ f« September ~ h"';'eKwere ~ :th Athens County Faircrounds, entirely by Mri. Palll W. Reed, . Rictul;d 1 · · 1:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. AI!Vlllce -l'f8111ratlon IIIII)' be were given by Mta. Ray 8 rn eno an Newark. In the momin& IOIIion ; ......._ 1 llnl to Mra. Paal ~ U l'lldlolllon. Margaret Smclalr, Pomeroy. Allhe fltat clinic acheduled she will dlscult .arran(llng and · .~., · c;Jrl!bam 1Jr!Ye. Athena. Qlecks The traveling prize dmaled ·Recent visitors of Mr. and ''f« Sept. 23. Mt. Martin w1ll baste col«. The aflernooo will ~ n to be IJiade·l"'f"bl• to lbe 'by Mrs. C. E. Stnut wat Mrs. Harold Sellers and David conduct the morning Hor· feature a w..-luhop and 111ooe . ed Oblo Aalodatlorl of (!arden awarded to Mrs. James of Portland were Mr. and Mrs. Uculture clau. Mrs. Albert C. diiCbatg Friday. Qllla, Ra&lmi 11. Tbe COlt II " Nlcholaon. Mrs. M. E. Mellon Harold Marlin and children, Pool of Marietta, a put state fllrl)lelll!l'leloffliurllfllllon!lor won the door prize. New Ba!Umore, Md.; Mt. and Mrs. lftsldent, will apeak on nower I« eech. yearbooks were dlillrthuted by James H. Sellers and daughter • shows. Tbe aecmd clinic will be The club receiVI!d an in· Mra. Minor, program chair· Krilla, New BosiiX1; Ilrr. and held m Sept. 30 wltb Mrs. vltation from tile GaDipolll min. A plant sale was beld Mrs: Larry · Sellers and autoo Reames, Zanesville, in dlalni iloJn tor small plaftts, mlxinfl aou and Slate lnslilule to lhe annual wblcb netted the club $4. d~ughter • Cheryl, Pomeroy • charge of horticulture !Jiudy; (YQ¥_11 filid lheae In dlllsrentlbape~; aome l'IICOgniUon 1M for voltmteera to Mra. OrifX1 Nelson will be Mils Roberta Salser, Pomeroy. - - - -- - - than olhen). A rake for IIDOOihing 10U and be held on Sept. U at1:30 p.m. hoateu for the October and Judy Sellers, Jacbon. In Cotlqe 7. meeting. Dennie ~, Jr., KiJil and Other ~en I callers were Mt. weedln&. Danny of tloiumbus spent lhe and Mrs. Carl Miller, Athens; aiiiOI'II and for cutlllli and abould Ill )'lllll' hand LaborDayweekendatlheKarr Mt. and Mrs. Olesler Erwin,. homepiace on the Racine- Middleport; Mr. and Mts. ileVI!r8l belure declcllnf!. A watertns can or garden Bashan Road. Oscar Sjoslrand, Aurora, ffi. ; otlheae·around lhe borne. Wblle It msy not Projecl.l to ralae money for Eblin, treasurer; and Mrs. Mt. and Mrs. Franklin H. alld Mr. and Mrs. Cbester a waterprnof Clllhlon II one of cardener'a bell lhe purchase of a pew for the Uoyd Wright, aecretary. Casto and children, Mark and Hougland, McArthur. · mit« meelcin 11. Ia a small buktlln wblcb to carry newLaurelCii(!FreeMethodlat "Lead Us Ou.t or Darkness" Carolyn of fomeroy, spent the VlsltingMt.andMts. Charlea peckela, etc. And while you're pam. Church to be dedicated in wuthedevoUonaltoplcusedby Labor Day weekend in Griffithanddoughter,Karen, at memory of cleceased members Mrs. Eichinger. The pledge to Michigan. They toured their campsite on the Ohlo be ldncl to )'lllll' banda. Before working in aoll, · a bar of aoap thst's been slightly aollened . who attended lhat church were lhe flag and lbe Lord's Prayer Kalamazoo, Grand Rapids, and River over the Labor Day planned in a meeting of the opened lhe meeting. Readlnga Battle Creek, and while there weekend were Mt. and Mrs. Thars what City loan can offer people with the 1011 fram UDder Your nalll and ahr.,. wear Laurel Cllfl Beller Health Club included "World, Take My Son were guests of Mt. and Mrs. Don Harrison and Jeannie, BIG money problems. Amounf1 up to $5000 ., - .. . band lallM• Tuesday night at the home of by lhe Hand," by Mts. Karr; John W. Casto, BatUe Creek. Rutland; Mrs. Ebuo Rollins, are ovailoble. Wouldn't it be a reli~ to 'fKIY . lllllllal1IIIC to Wlri: wlth planta, the following Mrs. Allen Eichinger. "What l8 That" and "Mll and Mt. and Mrs. Joe (Mildred) Oak Hlii; Mrs. George Davis, aff all those billa - and then haw juat oM ~ ,a11b· t~~-.be_ belpful: 0111'1 be IDo ambltloua tile flnl year. Tbeclubalsovoted to make a the Auto" by Mrs•.Parker. Martin, Paineavllle; and Mrs. Deidra and George, Jr., convenient monthly payment? When a large .' ·a t a b . And diXI't get into llllllllonal !mota. donation to lbe cyaUc fibrosis Mrs. Mu Eichinger con- E. R. McKnight, St. Albans, W. .Jackson; Mrs. Anna Ogdln, loan is the question, City Loan il the anaWer. ' ':~ ., fund drive which l8 currenUy ductedgameswlthprizeabeing Va.wererecentweekendguests Lanssvllle; and Mt. and Mrs. underway in the county by won by· Mrs. Powell, Mta. ofMrs. andMt. Herbert Jones, Connie and Meiga County Salon 710, Elghl James Gilmore, and Mrs. jliliiiii..ll and.Forty. Frances Hewetson. Refresh· Plana were made for lhe :Kth menta were ~rvl!d by Mts. aMfveraary obeervance of lhe Allen Eichinger, Mrs. Paal club allhe Oct. 1 meeting. Mrs. Eichincer, and Mrs. Max c. ft. Karr will hoollbe meeting Eichinger. Attending besides to begin with a 1:30 p.m. thooe named were Mrs. Robert 992-2171 '' potluck. A silent auclion will be Bowen, Mrs. Georlia Diehl, 125 E. MAIN POMEROY, OM!P • held and eac:h member Ia asked Mrs. Carman Evans, Mrs. to • an item. Merlin Tracy, and Mu and Olllcerlelectedf«the 1170-71 Becky Eichinger. year were Mta. Berlllt Parker, _ _ _ _ _ __ __ _;_.;..:...:...;...!.....:.._ _ _ __ _ _ ____:._ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ...:_"'"-- ..,_::;_.;: 1 pnoident; Mrs. ErneSt Powell, m .ljl'tlldent; Mta. Lawrence Mrl. Personal Notes . , Mt.. II'PI18...., lrfn. i . •' .l ~ofBayi«Oil nlghl. . . • In °. tt.- one loan ' t. PI d rojeC s anne P . I . I . ·~ ' .•. ' - ~ big enough to cover all those bills • PeDalties ,l:.'UJI ' . : Cin . cy, ' • · •i . l, • H:.'l • ; t ..• . ·-~f; <'; . : ,,, . ........ . ·:~'ti.~. . ' ' . ~. ,.\' ...... . -· ' • •• •. . ..,. ·~~· . . tt. \). ; : •, ,' ·etab llame ' . of IIIII ' •11. w ............, ..... ....u ••• ,,. .... ......... ,_. •. .......... baa I •Ill '••Ita It '· "I ' ,.. •c,, ·.~ . Third . Wed· Club Ridge '. Optlana. ............ space.} s..llenautlt .. cholll.......... , . . orlliralulla ~~-- ......... lll'bllhr. Think of Jt lhis omy. It's a convenience to have a tot of conveniences to choose from. It 1/0tire considering buying a new small Vdu have mcire tires to kick. more doors to . Duster's small enough to slip into abOut 'loot a l)lrking space. Yet if's big enough to give car, and vou have certain Ol)liOns in mind to Bl!lm. mOrlf hoods to look under. more colors go along With it vou may lind Ouster the to.choosit lrom arid mot"e test drives to take ' You stability on the open highway. It has our unique IO<sion·bar Sl.oSI)InSion · only small car that offers them. ~~-before. (IO< better handling). And uhibody construe- · ,There are things like a Stereo Cassette . Which l8eves us to convince you that "•QuS!er giVe& !lou the most car for the money. lion-itsstrenQfhcompletetysurroundsvou. Tape Player, 11·8 engine, vinyt roof and So Ouster can· handle stap-and-go city llOWer brakes thet you just can't get on aome .Th8t II'S tmall 'el)6ugh. but.big enough. And traffic as well as freeway traffic beCause it's small cars. lhlll. all in an. trstheld8al Sllllltl car ' the right siZe. the right weight and~ hancttes. Small car lovers ol -America, your day has c::ome. K~~o Duster's a five-passenger car. It seats five. more power than other small cars' smaller comfortably . engines. Besides carrying more up front. Ouster Al)d thats a perfect combination. carries-more in the trunk. You can stuff 15.9 cubic feet of stuff into it (One of the new small cars has aboUt a third as much trunk You ...... . ' . Our · zt..aae•· ................. ......w. .............. . .................. ~ ·~-, aiandard engine is our rugged t98 cubic lft\:11. 125 hcneiJoWe! Six. . 11 fliYeS 'yllugreat gas mii88!19,NICI a little n.•••••~~ . ' •• •· IOIIeu J"nuell No doubt about ~--Duster iS the car ior the times. 0\ter 115,000 Ouster bu!I8<S· thoultll to last~- And we.e.II!!C' more 01 !lie Slime · kind6l$1~withth8t971:0u$ter. . .. .Befctre vou buy a.srMII car. took tt Ou... . ,, �t. ' . . '{ ">1\t. ~: ~\ ... ·.... ·~·:( • • '"' ., -...r. .Poiner~.... · '' Grmr StDal illllallecl ,'l'lfetve _...e~~ Cllflcerib ~ Jl7t-11 y- ~h roll dill b!)JIIlmmt- ~ble Jlinel M. Jotarilp, IIJIIJI!ml and r/unm1 bale liower . ~:-~ q( 1be !!tar .t o""' in,:d~~ Mtl. Mrs ' Hal"" Bigelow of dltector at Klngwooel Cemer; ~-.. • ~- ~ at 1be bclme f# Minor . ·~ 47th l'lllm. . ....,. · . 1rill .lle 111 of~ pramlnelll · Ted C. ¥<:DOwell, auiUnt Mn.GenldMfpjr. • ··. • Mri.SetllNidldlso!I, Mra.Neal :!',."":;'ctty,,Fll. talbeguestof . llortlcullurilll~llltbe profeuoo: :. at jbe Ohlo ~ - ~ Mri. J,_ . Jeftera1 11111.._Hae1Helllo!) Mt. ar~U:.~anz'!t,.~· Gardeners and .~lbitora' . AgricuUIII'e , naaearch · aad · ~lclfitliO!\; ""sldlnt; Mrs. Judled eshlltled Mr and Mt H E Betz (llnJcs ~ I« t1111 Jll<l!lth Developmf!lll centw, llepllrtMinor, Jjrli Ville-~ : and by 1be membft's apd _.-dod · · , •· · · and-'· • IDfftt <If Horlloultunl, w.....,, ·:~SUe~ U!il*;.~vice rlbboxla tp ~ WW, (Dorl! .:ooroy J of St. .l<loeph, ThecUnle~ baw been plllmed will baYl) ~"" IDGIIIllw •bl!r· . PrJIIdeDI . 'lll4i · NCr"'•••· ltfrt. Jame1 ·Nicbolam, and Mfch. have returned to their by Mrs. GUbert Cullen of ' ~-........ ~:::.:.:;~ '"''" "- · · .. • ! u.-.. -' P.•· H.. Neldl, " "' ' Mta. · · home afb!r vlsltlng here two Marietta, . """:"!"" ........,, """ ..... -~~::;~!!~ · -: ~r/-""-•·· C.E.-1110111: , · weekswlthMrs Belz'smolher tile Regioo II,~· VIIDCOHeildrlcks,Orlenl,.do!Jl!l ~Iii~~~ alater llpie. ·Mrs. ·ymi ~fed a paper u. ll A Dodson of Ch t.er' AlloclaUon of Garden Clubs, basic design In flower Afilltfllldljl6.IWJ!I read from mgOJrlngand,cn ·otpeon~es....,a. · · es · C]qllcdlaJrman. Mra. Robert J. .-ranging, at lheOcl. 71011ion. Garden UJ4! ~q.i'dlil aub to an Sbe-aald lbaiDOW ~llltb to Mrs. Burgess FergUSOII or Lewia ill Pomeroy, regional TheSept.23, Sept. 30and0cl. 7 de~ to ojofi~OII . .. 21at7:30 repLmtlhesDandcaruboqldbe HuntlngtonwastheLallorDay publlcilY cbainnan, aa1d the clinlcJ w111 be bold in tbe ICboolJwblcb pm:· 4~t wu allo talreft not to planl QJoiil IDo weelreftd guest of her ~-In· Cllllfor lhe four setlloos being Grange lluiJdin8. . . 19711rill be (liven .m.de .nf lbe Glrdenen IDd deeply. 'lbe crown~, tbe aald, law,Mts.B. A. Dodson,and'Mr. all"""' is $4 wiUI advance ThelinalcllnicnnOcl.14will clinic material at lbe· EJIIIbltn'Qink:ltobeSepl>23 oboulclootllecovereohilllunore and Mra. H. E._ Belz ol St. ,.u.lralilln, or .1.:15 each. Tbe be held in lbe junlir fair each aeaioo. ~ 10 and Oct. 7...d 14 lltlbe than two indies ol ~U. 'l'lmOI1 Joaeph. Other visitors 81 the cfiiuca will aU be bold at the building and will be CUlWcted OWENS IIII'~IJNG A1ben1 Counlf Falrcrounda. prdenlD& tipl_ f« September ~ h"';'eKwere ~ :th Athens County Faircrounds, entirely by Mri. Palll W. Reed, . Rictul;d 1 · · 1:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. AI!Vlllce -l'f8111ratlon IIIII)' be were given by Mta. Ray 8 rn eno an Newark. In the momin& IOIIion ; ......._ 1 llnl to Mra. Paal ~ U l'lldlolllon. Margaret Smclalr, Pomeroy. Allhe fltat clinic acheduled she will dlscult .arran(llng and · .~., · c;Jrl!bam 1Jr!Ye. Athena. Qlecks The traveling prize dmaled ·Recent visitors of Mr. and ''f« Sept. 23. Mt. Martin w1ll baste col«. The aflernooo will ~ n to be IJiade·l"'f"bl• to lbe 'by Mrs. C. E. Stnut wat Mrs. Harold Sellers and David conduct the morning Hor· feature a w..-luhop and 111ooe . ed Oblo Aalodatlorl of (!arden awarded to Mrs. James of Portland were Mr. and Mrs. Uculture clau. Mrs. Albert C. diiCbatg Friday. Qllla, Ra&lmi 11. Tbe COlt II " Nlcholaon. Mrs. M. E. Mellon Harold Marlin and children, Pool of Marietta, a put state fllrl)lelll!l'leloffliurllfllllon!lor won the door prize. New Ba!Umore, Md.; Mt. and Mrs. lftsldent, will apeak on nower I« eech. yearbooks were dlillrthuted by James H. Sellers and daughter • shows. Tbe aecmd clinic will be The club receiVI!d an in· Mra. Minor, program chair· Krilla, New BosiiX1; Ilrr. and held m Sept. 30 wltb Mrs. vltation from tile GaDipolll min. A plant sale was beld Mrs: Larry · Sellers and autoo Reames, Zanesville, in dlalni iloJn tor small plaftts, mlxinfl aou and Slate lnslilule to lhe annual wblcb netted the club $4. d~ughter • Cheryl, Pomeroy • charge of horticulture !Jiudy; (YQ¥_11 filid lheae In dlllsrentlbape~; aome l'IICOgniUon 1M for voltmteera to Mra. OrifX1 Nelson will be Mils Roberta Salser, Pomeroy. - - - -- - - than olhen). A rake for IIDOOihing 10U and be held on Sept. U at1:30 p.m. hoateu for the October and Judy Sellers, Jacbon. In Cotlqe 7. meeting. Dennie ~, Jr., KiJil and Other ~en I callers were Mt. weedln&. Danny of tloiumbus spent lhe and Mrs. Carl Miller, Athens; aiiiOI'II and for cutlllli and abould Ill )'lllll' hand LaborDayweekendatlheKarr Mt. and Mrs. Olesler Erwin,. homepiace on the Racine- Middleport; Mr. and Mts. ileVI!r8l belure declcllnf!. A watertns can or garden Bashan Road. Oscar Sjoslrand, Aurora, ffi. ; otlheae·around lhe borne. Wblle It msy not Projecl.l to ralae money for Eblin, treasurer; and Mrs. Mt. and Mrs. Franklin H. alld Mr. and Mrs. Cbester a waterprnof Clllhlon II one of cardener'a bell lhe purchase of a pew for the Uoyd Wright, aecretary. Casto and children, Mark and Hougland, McArthur. · mit« meelcin 11. Ia a small buktlln wblcb to carry newLaurelCii(!FreeMethodlat "Lead Us Ou.t or Darkness" Carolyn of fomeroy, spent the VlsltingMt.andMts. Charlea peckela, etc. And while you're pam. Church to be dedicated in wuthedevoUonaltoplcusedby Labor Day weekend in Griffithanddoughter,Karen, at memory of cleceased members Mrs. Eichinger. The pledge to Michigan. They toured their campsite on the Ohlo be ldncl to )'lllll' banda. Before working in aoll, · a bar of aoap thst's been slightly aollened . who attended lhat church were lhe flag and lbe Lord's Prayer Kalamazoo, Grand Rapids, and River over the Labor Day planned in a meeting of the opened lhe meeting. Readlnga Battle Creek, and while there weekend were Mt. and Mrs. Thars what City loan can offer people with the 1011 fram UDder Your nalll and ahr.,. wear Laurel Cllfl Beller Health Club included "World, Take My Son were guests of Mt. and Mrs. Don Harrison and Jeannie, BIG money problems. Amounf1 up to $5000 ., - .. . band lallM• Tuesday night at the home of by lhe Hand," by Mts. Karr; John W. Casto, BatUe Creek. Rutland; Mrs. Ebuo Rollins, are ovailoble. Wouldn't it be a reli~ to 'fKIY . lllllllal1IIIC to Wlri: wlth planta, the following Mrs. Allen Eichinger. "What l8 That" and "Mll and Mt. and Mrs. Joe (Mildred) Oak Hlii; Mrs. George Davis, aff all those billa - and then haw juat oM ~ ,a11b· t~~-.be_ belpful: 0111'1 be IDo ambltloua tile flnl year. Tbeclubalsovoted to make a the Auto" by Mrs•.Parker. Martin, Paineavllle; and Mrs. Deidra and George, Jr., convenient monthly payment? When a large .' ·a t a b . And diXI't get into llllllllonal !mota. donation to lbe cyaUc fibrosis Mrs. Mu Eichinger con- E. R. McKnight, St. Albans, W. .Jackson; Mrs. Anna Ogdln, loan is the question, City Loan il the anaWer. ' ':~ ., fund drive which l8 currenUy ductedgameswlthprizeabeing Va.wererecentweekendguests Lanssvllle; and Mt. and Mrs. underway in the county by won by· Mrs. Powell, Mta. ofMrs. andMt. Herbert Jones, Connie and Meiga County Salon 710, Elghl James Gilmore, and Mrs. jliliiiii..ll and.Forty. Frances Hewetson. Refresh· Plana were made for lhe :Kth menta were ~rvl!d by Mts. aMfveraary obeervance of lhe Allen Eichinger, Mrs. Paal club allhe Oct. 1 meeting. Mrs. Eichincer, and Mrs. Max c. ft. Karr will hoollbe meeting Eichinger. Attending besides to begin with a 1:30 p.m. thooe named were Mrs. Robert 992-2171 '' potluck. A silent auclion will be Bowen, Mrs. Georlia Diehl, 125 E. MAIN POMEROY, OM!P • held and eac:h member Ia asked Mrs. Carman Evans, Mrs. to • an item. Merlin Tracy, and Mu and Olllcerlelectedf«the 1170-71 Becky Eichinger. year were Mta. Berlllt Parker, _ _ _ _ _ __ __ _;_.;..:...:...;...!.....:.._ _ _ __ _ _ ____:._ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ ...:_"'"-- ..,_::;_.;: 1 pnoident; Mrs. ErneSt Powell, m .ljl'tlldent; Mta. Lawrence Mrl. Personal Notes . , Mt.. II'PI18...., lrfn. i . •' .l ~ofBayi«Oil nlghl. . . • In °. tt.- one loan ' t. PI d rojeC s anne P . I . I . ·~ ' .•. ' - ~ big enough to cover all those bills • PeDalties ,l:.'UJI ' . : Cin . cy, ' • · •i . l, • H:.'l • ; t ..• . ·-~f; <'; . : ,,, . ........ . ·:~'ti.~. . ' ' . ~. ,.\' ...... . -· ' • •• •. . ..,. ·~~· . . tt. \). ; : •, ,' ·etab llame ' . of IIIII ' •11. w ............, ..... ....u ••• ,,. .... ......... ,_. •. .......... baa I •Ill '••Ita It '· "I ' ,.. •c,, ·.~ . Third . Wed· Club Ridge '. Optlana. ............ space.} s..llenautlt .. cholll.......... , . . orlliralulla ~~-- ......... lll'bllhr. Think of Jt lhis omy. It's a convenience to have a tot of conveniences to choose from. It 1/0tire considering buying a new small Vdu have mcire tires to kick. more doors to . Duster's small enough to slip into abOut 'loot a l)lrking space. Yet if's big enough to give car, and vou have certain Ol)liOns in mind to Bl!lm. mOrlf hoods to look under. more colors go along With it vou may lind Ouster the to.choosit lrom arid mot"e test drives to take ' You stability on the open highway. It has our unique IO<sion·bar Sl.oSI)InSion · only small car that offers them. ~~-before. (IO< better handling). And uhibody construe- · ,There are things like a Stereo Cassette . Which l8eves us to convince you that "•QuS!er giVe& !lou the most car for the money. lion-itsstrenQfhcompletetysurroundsvou. Tape Player, 11·8 engine, vinyt roof and So Ouster can· handle stap-and-go city llOWer brakes thet you just can't get on aome .Th8t II'S tmall 'el)6ugh. but.big enough. And traffic as well as freeway traffic beCause it's small cars. lhlll. all in an. trstheld8al Sllllltl car ' the right siZe. the right weight and~ hancttes. Small car lovers ol -America, your day has c::ome. K~~o Duster's a five-passenger car. It seats five. more power than other small cars' smaller comfortably . engines. Besides carrying more up front. Ouster Al)d thats a perfect combination. carries-more in the trunk. You can stuff 15.9 cubic feet of stuff into it (One of the new small cars has aboUt a third as much trunk You ...... . ' . Our · zt..aae•· ................. ......w. .............. . .................. ~ ·~-, aiandard engine is our rugged t98 cubic lft\:11. 125 hcneiJoWe! Six. . 11 fliYeS 'yllugreat gas mii88!19,NICI a little n.•••••~~ . ' •• •· IOIIeu J"nuell No doubt about ~--Duster iS the car ior the times. 0\ter 115,000 Ouster bu!I8<S· thoultll to last~- And we.e.II!!C' more 01 !lie Slime · kind6l$1~withth8t971:0u$ter. . .. .Befctre vou buy a.srMII car. took tt Ou... . ,, �-~ • · - 'lllliltlb' ~tnrt,:ltildi~·1~ite;vlr,,o., :lllPI.Jt J '-.Bargains,. 1----~~-------------·'' "•' ·'' l 2 ' OF QUALITY 1969 FORD Po•troy Motor Co• . $2095 Mustang 2 Dr. Hardtop, 6 cyl., std. shift. Real Nice: 1969 VOLKSWAGEN S1895 Dr. Sedan. radio. custom equipment, white sidewall tires. ' 2 $1195 1968 DODGE Dart 4 Or. Sedan, 6 cyi., r11dio, heater. & automatic transmission. -GUARANTEEQPhone~209• . . HELP 90LVE! IT, Pame111J Home l Auto 606 E. Maltt, OF C0Uil6!!. 0, f '' ! t . ' .A:Tob£ .• : . '~ '"' • •• ".•7.!" ··. , . f.: . • . ·.. .~ruu .. ' . .. l ·"o · · "·..,, .1',··u,·.~~.· DAILY CROSSWORD "'" ..• -· ACIIOII I I. Remote 6. Qiewy . \.,,, " l· ,•I· ;:-- ' 1. llldot ~. pn>pllet 10.11.111'. t l - lJ.Owa' eo• ,Jf.COddall &.Japaneee 6. '1'bemo T.t~te ~.~._., 10.1la· 1 2 . =... tory abbr. 16.0..0 (allbr.t 16.Befon :10. 8111- 21. lllnt ,....._ blel • ~t!11~l1I£;-i~:::!::: -t.= 28.BaJ Slate (abl:lr.) ..... UucrambietheR lour Jumblet, letter to each IQUIN, to form four ordinary word1. :18. C&rd ORt 28. Jo[alt drink I :VO..fRP ......... 29. 11abd J I I 80. Blqlo 82.=.a 86. Rtlalln (lnf.t 311.- 3'/. WO<k 61. 11Mtawed ff.bpmollft 68. lllftomy 6T. I'ttda I K I SEEBJD* ') I �-~ • · - 'lllliltlb' ~tnrt,:ltildi~·1~ite;vlr,,o., :lllPI.Jt J '-.Bargains,. 1----~~-------------·'' "•' ·'' l 2 ' OF QUALITY 1969 FORD Po•troy Motor Co• . $2095 Mustang 2 Dr. Hardtop, 6 cyl., std. shift. Real Nice: 1969 VOLKSWAGEN S1895 Dr. Sedan. radio. custom equipment, white sidewall tires. ' 2 $1195 1968 DODGE Dart 4 Or. Sedan, 6 cyi., r11dio, heater. & automatic transmission. -GUARANTEEQPhone~209• . . HELP 90LVE! IT, Pame111J Home l Auto 606 E. Maltt, OF C0Uil6!!. 0, f '' ! t . ' .A:Tob£ .• : . '~ '"' • •• ".•7.!" ··. , . f.: . • . ·.. .~ruu .. ' . .. l ·"o · · "·..,, .1',··u,·.~~.· DAILY CROSSWORD "'" ..• -· ACIIOII I I. Remote 6. Qiewy . \.,,, " l· ,•I· ;:-- ' 1. llldot ~. pn>pllet 10.11.111'. t l - lJ.Owa' eo• ,Jf.COddall &.Japaneee 6. '1'bemo T.t~te ~.~._., 10.1la· 1 2 . =... tory abbr. 16.0..0 (allbr.t 16.Befon :10. 8111- 21. lllnt ,....._ blel • ~t!11~l1I£;-i~:::!::: -t.= 28.BaJ Slate (abl:lr.) ..... UucrambietheR lour Jumblet, letter to each IQUIN, to form four ordinary word1. :18. C&rd ORt 28. Jo[alt drink I :VO..fRP ......... 29. 11abd J I I 80. Blqlo 82.=.a 86. Rtlalln (lnf.t 311.- 3'/. WO<k 61. 11Mtawed ff.bpmollft 68. lllftomy 6T. I'ttda I K I SEEBJD* ') I �. . .. .·~ f,.~. ~. .._. . - ~qr; -~111Z~, ~~~~vi1Q•~· Jf, 1171. •''""" """"' ' .......... .. ......................,........,. 1 . ..; t, ~IIJ Celebrat!d By tori, lJ.ud.miilt . was ·he~c~~u 1n ,o ' .... •--o·n, '.1.A.'..... r ' ., , •-• y • " . . II .. <'-,.;_" ~$~ •r Jl_ ,, }' - >·. . ; 2 ~~::· ""' • ; ~~· ••lltit• . ;): , .J onn1e Be linda hat I) ' ·"..a...r ;- "!'serv~~ of the fourth J~, GOldleingela,Mr. and N<ilii 11v. .t•ra;p Prldlft " ~tlldll:r of ·Lcri Ann Lallder- Mrs. l,.orry Laudormllt, and · ]10111! · olie'a ~ Ia Qeuflc .....,..., . ... fair "F.rirv~~;~~~: milt, Ma10n, W. Va. _A Mrs. Marthalfarlley. "eo.&i"lllalaU'Il!llll&dged Jliilo!Jwllll..,lfttoLIIIP pa'nan decoral<d-oate ....,served with Ho \ . · home ......nlal1ibo . .,_....,~lt,falliltlo'Mio are •••··'"" ice creaiJ\, · potato cftlps, me 'IS Blessed her love of cwidne _,~ •ll'lilllv•'-1'lilnlll7 · lri the home. lolllpopa, and Kooi-Aid to the mobile home of Mrs. lor wrllinl lniD ;."' eil:elllntl lr<m IIIII!* ., to 111111 a Dlpl. and our·· cOwltey";Dijllt ' · guesls. , Olall Genhelmer, iooatod at career. ~~:«««.>~ stilledinthebNirlll'ofoUI' ' Al~"-lng _were R.egina FCX"eat Rim, was b1eosed in a "Jane~ lrGm Oblo · · lndoidaJike.a.di. •.;, •i;t ~Y::Uto:;' ~· N , !lervlce at l!le residence SUn- Uni~ty lllllll81rilh major Communl,i vocabu~~Y. · ~ Mitch r., ames, Je ' day. in C.'llllllllerda (lloc!l and a jMI .....,, ilile, we . •. • and Ricky Bable, Attending were Mr. and Mrs. mlnorinjoumalilm,andnowil defeat .them," saya La~~tyJ\~~::_ GJregguli Vswln Nease, Mrs. Stella a pullliclly 1lriler fCX" Heinl .()ies H,f>!lln8J.I!<rlh, (ormer m, ,. 0 '"~"• e Grueser, Mrs. Karl Grueser, U.S.A. in l'ltllbul1h. niere,lhe Beret and author of ,tho! Mrs. Jolin Scott, Mr. and Mrs. writes food releases for "Behind the Scenes in Vernon Nease and stanley, Mr. newspaper fC)Od editors, Funeral aervlces for Mrs. nam." Report is Given on and Mrs. Charles Hamlllon and developa booidell and other Gertrude E. Milia, n , Syracuae, Hollingsworth wUI bt Sandy, Mrs. VlrBinls Davis, lnformaUon ICX" conaumers and who dlecl Saturday evening at speaking at two , special Mrs. Carolyn Evans, Mr. and ed""aiCX'B and assists 1n food the Holzer Medical Center, wlll reiigious-palrloUc rallies ill Association Meeting Mrs. Wllllam Knight, Mrs. photography and demon- be beld at 2 p.m. SuDday at the Hunllnlton, West VIrginia, and A report or the Providence Geneva Hwnphrey, Mrs, Dale strallooo atWOIIH!II'a clubo and Syracnse Methodist Church. Middleport, under the anspk:tl Association held in August was Warner, the Rov. and Mrs. For- department llcno. Mrs. Milbt was born on Nov. ol Christian Crusade, the antj.o given by Mrs. Oscar Hardaway rest Donley, Mrs. Russ Wat- "Jane seys olie l!lpeClaUy 10, II'll, the daughter of the late communlatminlatry ol Dr. BlJiy at Thursday night's meeUng of son, Mrs. Fred Nease and Lee Utes her job beoaUJe, 'I'm Wllllam and Elizabeth James Hargis, Tulea. the Missionary Society of the Ann, and Harry Wyatt. never doing the aame tblag Congrove, at Racine. Hollingsworth wlll speak roM HOU.INGSWOR'111 Mount Moriah BapU.t Church. every da7; It's always &lrvivlng are a daughter, Tuesday, September 22, in the Meeting at the Rutland home c;Juutgina.' Mrs. 0 . 0. Patterson, of Middleport Junior lllgh Scftool . ol Mrs. Drewy Gore, Mrs. Jolin ege .,.;vre8 "Her interest in cooking was Rutland; lour SOliS, Charles, Audltoriwn at 7:30p.m. · chairman of the aJU . ~oon .gave devotions using By Untied Press lntemotlonol always encouraged by her Beaver Falla. Pa.; Ralph, of Since leaving the Armed Chris r es wlll be Seminary and served U pastor ·Nixon rer:~~~=r~ Brmgmg Happiness" as her Eilt mother, a borne economics Aliquippa, Pa.; Wade, of F....,.. after 12 years• service Cb tlan Cruasde EvangeU.t of clturcbes In Oblo, Kenlllclfy 1Ve ll gel meditation. Two poems "Do Army 26 Holy Cross o teacher, and she began baking Elwood, Pa., and Frank, of Hoiilngawri hu spoken aries Secrest, wbo wlll and~.Henowservedasa workingman. You Just Belong" and ' "0 Navy 4.! Colrte 22 cooldu 'When I coukln1 ...., Mingo; 13 grandchildren, 28 over the Vnll<d States He discuss the SIECUS • oriented c~IAtr of overseas tours, then we c"" Step at a Time" were read :;; ~~~:;rr, ~';.,p1: ~nstld st. 6 reach the mD:er'. Since she greai1Jranclchlldren and one recently joined Cbrl~llan secll<io~~on In !he publlc together with Dr. BiDy Jimee Nixon se:·~lhe~:~r:i: Mrs. Ernest Bowles. Pla118 w·S0t1th devei'"""' the -•-ut torte great.srea•~andchlld Crusade u a ~·-nt staff sc on the role of the Hargls, founder-director of the polltlcal · ~· G ..,..... """' ' . ..,.. . -"--. ~--church and borne. Secrest IB a or-·•··tlon. There ls no ad· . GOP, ~-made for a dinner to be served rambling 31 Morgan Sl. 12 Jane has origlDated several Prscedlng her in death win .. =-. live •~'""" at the church on Sept. 21. Mrs. &.rollna 20 more of her own recipes. her husband, Edward; two Alao speaking and aclinlas of H:l:.t- mlasloo charge for the rallles. u8! Gore served refreshments North Carolina 20 Kentucky 10 Another favorite IB pumpkin 10118, lour sisters and a brother. e The publlc Is lnvll<d. '""'......,. · Stanford 34 Arkansas 28 tread wblch Is below. Offlclalinl at the funeral ~h wril8ro W . Va. oil 21W&MIIry 7 3 be the Rov. e an and Wllllani BIR111 ANNOUNCED Villanova Maryland "Jane's domestic talents are servtceo ~• ow Mr. and Mrs. Ernest L. Clemson 24 Clladel 0 not confined to foods She sews Forrest Donley Friends may lsen~'IJ~e pollUcal ,advtsera· U of Vir 1 VI T h o most of her clo"- · call at the Funeral · andMtll'ray'Cbotlner, , '· · Smi th, nee Shirley Drake of Fla. St. 9 Loul;vll7~ 7 ""'" Pomeroy, Route 4, are an. Richmond 21 N. Car. st. 6 "Especially e~thuslastlc Home in Rutland any lime until · Agnew, 011' a .aiz-ctal8 qiJI. nouncing the birth or a son Sou. Miss. 16 S. w. La. 14 about the challenge of creating noon Tuesday wben the body PHNOM PENH (UP!) - ia"!'ched and joked then, but hls girl friend in Jlhnom Penh palgn lour on .bebalt ·i;t David Paul Smith Aug 21 - ' Miss. Sl. " Okla. Sl. 13 and dew!-'•• new Ideas that wlll be taken to the church to lle Dazed, grim-laced Cambodian, today there was slunoed and hand carried by ..... Rapubllcan candldilu _ 're~. · . ' · · .1.11e Sou. CaL 42 Alabama 21 "~"'~ 15 in troops Involved In Cambodia I silence ~ in Palm """'••• n••lf mlant wetghed seven pound, six vanderbilt 39 O.affanooga 6 her Job olfors, Jane Illes to gtw stal8 from I unW 2 p.m. bleB " Webb. The relurn address on .,......,., ""' · ounces. Paternal grandpnrenls Fiorldo 21 Duke 19 advice to girls lhinldng about Burlalwillbein the LetartF.U. pull=t~enslve ol the .UPJ photographer Kyoicbl the letter said : "Mission of the at the home of Bob Hope . O('it aretheRev.andMrs. RobertE Midwest slmilar careers. She suggests Cemetery. today in CX'derly Sawada said the highway was Long March.'' travellng to Las V-, Nri. 0 12 Smith of Pomeroy, Route 4, and ~=~s.;': ;:•~:~ s1.'~ that anyone interested in any faahioo fmn the town ol Tang clogged with BCikllers carrying The march had coveroo just today. thematernalgrandparenlsare Mlssourl38 Bar,toro kind of job- be It a food Kauk after sullerlng heavy thelrmachin~andrnorlers 17mlles Veterans Memo~- ~ C Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Drake DaXton ;s Xaver 22 publlcist fashion editor borne I SPEEDERS l'INEII looses in a Jllne.ltour mortar u they pulled back to SVay . SATURDAY ADMIBSIONS' > Racine. Mrs. Maude Smith oi lZ~~::'n~rp":'~~~n~EV~s~a 23 service .:,presentaUve.; youth Five defenclanls - four of : : !~~uel Sunday night ~ ~ mll&Jsouth ol Tank PleMa!d VaJiey Hospital Lucille Lambert, RutlantiT. Rutland Mrs. Lelia Drake of Concordia 20 Moorhd st. 20 leader - take courses In whom were charged with The eight batbttton task force the ~~ ADMIBSIONS - Mn. Burl Kathryn Conde, Rett~lvllle; Pennsboro, W. Va. are great- No. Oak. St. 14 East. Mich. 14 joumallsm. speeding- were lined $10 and had met no major realstance retreat hut i stra'·"'caJ Birchfield, Q-own City; Hubert Charles Jones, Middleport· grandparenls Kansas St. 37 Utah St. o "'You11alwaysandnphaving cooll eacft In the court of during ~·· move Hel180ft,RoMyVanscoy,James WlnlfredMarc~ · T"lsa 1 Cin~~~~r~' to write somelhlnf'.'' Middleport MayCX" c o Fisher a l7.miJe advance along to pannlt fresh troops to R. Smith, Byrd Leonard, Mra. Clyde Q-amJetl .i.! ~~ Oklo. 21 SMU 11 "ll>e also ests ta"'·· over the kend ;, Highway 6 to Tank Kauk, 52 replace the hard bit Cambo- Jolin Chinn, Pl. Pleasant; Belly H ' ...,.; Texas Tech 21 Tulane 14 sugg _.., wee · ey were miles north of Phnom Penh dlatJs ••,_,._ , • ow~ll , Shade; Clarabelle· rcu cours.. in buolness and Wllllam E. Slater, 11, MltJ. and ••-•• The. · .,....,..,., ...,rert; Nancy Reb- Hudson, Pomeroy. • Tonight & Tuesday Stanf~;d Tj.•~,:~~~~2j marketing and adviaes 'writing dleport, assured clear dlstance · "..., mood had been a Cambodian blgh com- man, New Haven; Sandra Bing SA'I'IJRI>AY DISCHAIIG Sept. 14' 15 Pac. U 24 Tox.- Arll:1)on 1 to large companies In the Held Roger T. Manual, 21 Racine : !ea~ve one. The·. soldiers mand placed o!llclal govern. Pomeroy; Kalhf Little, Edna Hoffman D , 1 \34 you're inl8resled In to find out Donald B. Allen, Slight Injuries the attack at Mrs. Darrell Roush, Carroll, Dobbins Helen (Technlcolorl Wt•t wbat kind ol background they Roger L. Walter 10 Pomeroy' T R ~-.J seven ea 8 wounded, but Ohio.. · charleaBiuell CarOipl ~ ~ Shirley Mllclolne UCLA 14 Ore. St. 9 Uke their home e«ltlCCIIissa to and Arnold G. otili.,'19, WO eponeu officers on the spot said dead DISCHARGED - Monty SUNDAY AD""""'ONS f·. ·· Clint Eastwood Drake 39 Ida Sl. 10 have. '1bls wlJl take time but all speeding. and wounded were more than Davis, Mrs. John MC!lermltt, Frances .......,• .;·~~ "GP'' rated ... AII oges ad. A. F. Acad. <5 ldoho 7 ~"be ••ttin the Ion Two perBOJ18 were sUghUy 100 The command said the J·-- n.••• '"" Une o•• .,....., ~.~ .,; milled. BYU 10 No. Tex. St. 1 nw ""'"' g run injured Saturday in a collloton .. -·- w~•• ~..,e ....ar, Thomas Weston P ..... Colorclrtoono: Colo. St. 28 New Mex. St. 9 wben you graduate and go to SEE TRIP SLIDES on Rl 7, two and three 18ntba Cotnmunlols lefl20 dead on the Mrs. Alvin Myers, Jr. and Hurl Hannahs ~O!lle,roy ' Bold Eqlo: Spoco Pet: ~:,:" 2~fi ~:koto 1 look ICX" a job"'. . Slides of her recent European miles south of RL 2!8. groun~Ui; ::;atiooptanes daughter, Norma. Jean Whit- Powell, oy::;west 1 G~:c: ;;~R~S 7P.M. Wetier St. 60 wis. St o ~~Bread tour with the All-Oblo Youth State highway patrol ofllclals =.sighted from =unlit linlton, Mr 1 • Larry Burris and SlJNDAY DISCIWIGES :;_ I two-uuru ctiPIIIIfted Choir were shown by Karen aald an auto driven by Winford h . son, W Ulam White, Mrs. Winifred Marclnlro Clar baDe V. ~ baking powder . Griffith at • ~t the Marcillko, 15, Reedsville ..:,~ ~omn:~~lat attack Darrell Hawthorne, Charles Hudson. ' - a · llt~iltilt·" '""' liiii*'ilf Mr'' " ............:.. lli'tlt!k~.• • * '"of•·'llt'·•·...: iiltl a~~~- Hayter, Mrs. Norvell White, (Oitlt!lit!Oil 'I/Oih'JIIge'!t ' tlealpoon•batlng B4llll Gl-l'tlith w· ' " opel'ated •by 111rry L"'Vf~le ~amaa Goodwin. IJoY- · fiW!r MEI!:T .:· soners unleas the hostages are leasltOOn clnnamm Guests were Mrs Donna Rt. 3, Pomeroy. Parker com- oflenslve prl , enry, The WUtc6lii Trail Gardea freed. m:,u:,~ Nelson, Mrs. Joan plaiDed of minor lnjurienftlls withdrawal ,.; ~ da~:;;:'! Mr Se:~l2Bur~ Club wlll m~laH p.m. Wed. A squabble among the 1 onHblrd cups augar Mrs. ~ Anderson, Mrs. Marcinko had minor Jetter sent from an offlcer to Birchfield Q- • anOity : neoday at the hoino of Mrs: guerrilla CX"ganlzatiol18 also BessieHays,MisaMUUe Lagar, laceraU0118 and abrulons. · . • own. · . Faye Prat~ ... · .... 2 appeared to COIIlpllcate the egp Mrs. Mnrtbe Chambers Mrs Marcinko was c~ed with sltuaUon. The PFLP said In a 1 ~anned llltllbppled pumpkin MarUyn WoUe, and failure to atop within the would one-_ cnp t elder Bryan WoUe UBured clear dlstance statement today AO•-••"" ll for 'l(t cup Chopped ..... • ' • . U:"h..:~~ Grease~ tddlllch ~pan. COMPLETES TIWNING S~if for DitJoree VM our INIIMty unless it was reinsllted Into the Prehealavm to dalrees F. Miss Judy seue.. has CUD· Filed with Court guerrllla movement. The PFLP Sift together fiour • baiting pie ted her training at the ~RIVE-IN was upelled from the central powder. baiting soda, . salt, Jacbon Manpower Training ·One suit!CX' dlvoree was !lied For your llnllilll Convtnitnco guerrllls organization, the cinnamon and tiulmeg, set Schoolandianowempioyedaaa and three dlvCX"cecfhave been Only mlnut" away 1 qUick Palestine Uberatlon Organlza. BBicle. Qoeam Iii~ aad clerk.typlat with the Oblo Slate granted in Metes Count)' service, fasf "takt.off" lion (PLO) llllJU. Add egp On!! II a lime, EmploymentO!flce Columbus C«nmon Pleas Court. ONCE A YEAR SAVINGs 11 was · the PLO that· beating thorou&b)y. · Stir in • · SheDs A. Reeves, l'clmeroy, Fridlys Only engineered release of the pumpkin alternsleb- with dry Died suit for divorce from The Drtve-ln Window hootages from the three planes lngretlillllo and elder, blending o\lliiLIARY TO MEET Roberti.. Reeves, Plllleroy, Rl. Is Open being held on a desert alratrlp wen Iller each addllian. Add RutlandTheLadles AIDl1lary o1 the f, .Charging gJ'QII neglact · of 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. and concletnned the PFLP lor oota. Tam Into JII'I)IStal pan. Fire Department wlll chlty. The ~~~~~ ~!feU the (Continuously 1 blowing np the craft, wCX"th Bike lor 60 mlriutea '"' unlll meet at 7:30 p.m. TUeaday at Cllltcxiy of tll1f minor chUcl. Dlllor linking Hours t to 1 mCX"e titan $20 million Sabtr- done. Ranow !tom pan and the lire house. All women of the Divorces , . . granted Hubert • and .S fv 1 II UIUII on day. ' cool on wirers~. community lntereal8d In W. 1'1)<1CX" from Jeule DalJ Frk141ro. T~E ONE-AND-ONLY The guerrillas are demanding belonging are invil<d. Taylor; Blanche Spalde, ~ Rutld, RL I, lrGm Robert · the release of seven comrades ~held in w..t Germany. SwitzerSpilde, GalllpoUa, and Judith land and Britain and an · • • • · Alln Smith, Mldtlieport, from undisclosed number of Arabs Lewil E .. Smith, P-..y.· being held In Iaraell Jails. (Cclltlnued lrGm Page I) Pomeroy, Olllo but the builtlfDg ls lbreatmed with mllapse .. said infol'lllllllan Pantyhose treecltMn girdle . Member FDIC One of the algnera of the officer BiiJ ~. J'lre offlctaJa t1111y II of the 10 1o Mllmbtr Ftdtral DedaraUon of lttdependence 120 oecupanta of .IJie downtowa Ponet Square Bolli bad belli Who anything•more? · ·· _..;;;Aft.iiiitiiveiiSI::rs:;;to:;;m:,._,J WBI a clergyman-Job a llCCCIUJlled lor. • WilberlpoOJI of New Jeroey. Perf~:t,ming for ~sale, rl~ht now ,: Mayor;· •••fi1 ' Middleporl'~.. . .IU ~new -~of freqilent ......~ ," '-- ...~ .Qian • ~ ' ~· M . artin ~ wlllllw to sm~~te relrscdon. Homer, he lllumbo aald that- 2110 resldenlllllad thai lbt! Brtlblllbmeot It il reiPOtlded faYCX"abiy lo a letter lrGm IIIU'btlie sentce wO!IId taU llilanetaJJy council uldng If they would like the sereven \rilh a tt,ODO velilde. Maynr F1Jher vice bel...e the mayCX"'s open letter was saltllhalt'l'el'JOOO lalowJ he ls agalnll the pubilill1ed. He aJao CJIIIIIIlelll<d that garopWatlm of the viDiqp( cillmp located Ia bage service ls owed the people of Mid· BllilburyTO'IriiSidpoll the""" Route 7 by- dleport, and camot .....Uy be ••· pua • . peeled to make DICIDOY. '"lbe dump Ia breaking up the town," "It's a aerv1ce we owe the P" nllht. ~ Two rectllt "eoDtro\walal" IItten - - d l»WWdl's cllsculllon. Mayor l'lllter maintained. town,'' Stumbo held. He lltlld lhallbe~ would eneounter Oerit·Treasurer Ge!M. problema if a pss.r Inlet bnlke down and thai the dwnp ftas not hi. the public could not be served. HowevtJt, the "red" in recent IIIOIIIIl l1rinslrw up the llitbject ..... Councllman atf!Cil'CI SUnbo wllo said be hltl beeD ~'pirturbed" by the I'ICIIII opon _)!Ua' • NowYouXaow Weather .a t y II Is ellbpJI<d lhet each ~ hOusellold of l<tur tbtOWI aWIJ tnougft heal ctaeriY ill traall to run the tamiJy car I« a year. -·-·-·-j~~~e! cam b0d zans. D. 11Vf!l • by CCIIUidl mailed to the cililenry, • pablilbed open leiter by the mayor - aJi ~ded :=~· ' sot ·,no~~~er ~ !ollowing town cotmcll's Nltdar ~- regulation,o C<llltroliJIIc 1lle 6lmp .... llldlaJwed. "-- ~~~ i:,~~;'"s~~ r•. art todaJ. SaJurday Coli arm - Stumbo sa1t1 lbat the o11er1ng the ~- ~~ - ~by ~~~e: 'O'Illtl,ge. lllumbo sald·llte IIIIYGl' ...... 'cotmcll tt,OIIII velilde had said a repiaoeqtllll • 'Tttrlctit~~ ." could be senl to .lhe town wllbin 2f hOUrs ~ Fllber -temd lbJI be ... wblle repaln , . . being made. ' prltqe dtimp, 'bet!lbaalll aa I• ,..., • Coltlllbwt more Gertrude MOJs :;"rt'; . ,, Devoted To 11N l~t~e~W~~ Of11N Me;p-.v- Area . .: TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1970 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO . ~gT~~L:!:fR ~"x~~r..\~,!," ~r~lihtto'"Sr 30, Portland: Of Mason: Laon; - mentc.;'~ :": ·,:;t;.;g: !.!.:"' 11 :an::... fARMUS IWIK and SAVINGS 00. -.,. ....,. ;1; :••· • . PA'J'IlOL DADf- .._..,.. IChool )111101 bal been 8 :ro w:"i! when ~ •r,e busy.,'(hink!nr ~tl=au anf . new clot~e~ and~.;~Ei~inlil a!l pulled together. Stock up.before·the sale ends and ,· '· · ~go back to' regular prices. . ~' . . ' . Regularly $3-. NOW s2.39! ' . < . ·1·,;~,;., ! ,) ,,..~;~ J;~ 'c 1' '•'\ v . '•'' t" .• 1! '· t,! I! ,; • I r ,' '· ' ~'; ,,,'' f I chairman, a regular member, and lint and seeond alternates. The first three wlll attend the county convention at the ASCS office in P~ on Sept. 21. Delegates will elect one county committeeman for a three year tenn and two alternates lor one year tenns u weD as a chairman, vice chairman and regular member of the county committee felt' a perlcxl ol ooe Columbia Townahlp - Ronald A. Whltllngton, Albany Route 3; ClllfCX'd Wooten, Albany Route 3, vice chairman; Reed L. Jeffers, Albany Route 3; Mendal W. Jordan, Albany Route 4, and James E. Gaston, Albany Route 3. Profitt, Portland; Thomas D. Sayre, Portland; Harold Roush, Portland; Lawrence year. Gluesencamp, pianta lbroughoui"Oblo jciined a nationwide otrike agalnsl Genonl Molctn early today. The lou to the 1ta18'1 economy in payrolls aloae will amount to tt.7 mUUm a day. Oblo ls the IIOCOIId iarsest auto protlucing atole in ilte nation and the psyrolla and ~of the Big Three, GM, i'Grcl and (]wysler, mW II 1 lllllltttHioliar - •• yesi' lndll8try in the Stale. . IDp state in cars .Des Ita H ,pianll were IOtliy by 170,510 Lordstown in nort~~t.utem Ohio which hal about 9,01111 at three pianls. Chevroiel.'a Vega, which General Motoro IIOped louse to regain psrt of the amal1 car market, le manufaclurad only at Lordstown. A juriedicUonal strilte wllar halted work at the Lordlltown planl Ptanll8bul tlo1lll by the strike Include: Flsher llocl)' Dlvlsion, Cleveialid; Chevrolet plant, Parma; li'lsher llocl)', Euclid; ·a trim plant and a plant to make earth liiOtlng squlpment Ia HtidsGn. , I I Cbrysler were not T~ree ' _planII, including aff~..L •..' Flaber 119dt, ~ Molen ~ at an4 ~ all'iJ!Ibly plan! ~~ and ·the. · tordolown; Cllevrol~!. Nor'lrCICitl· , • Flsher """'· DVUJ'r -NorwGotl·r a:::~ Clrnrolet 1 Cleveland; · i.l Chevrolet Plinengor trana~. T~; .,..•.~ ColumbQ; ·rliher . ·Bqcly, ·' .toil.. ~;GM~PII!nl, Auto lBtJue8 11t 11 Glance .... , Bf Utdlecl Preu lll.ten.ao.J ' ' ' UAW cletnatl: ll.leeall an llctartlle llnl ,...., GMofler: n ..atuabour tile llrofyesr, u ...ta ill esoh of aat two yem. Call tl Uvial: UAW ......,., Ualimfted lnenues. GM offer: MulaWa CJI II ..111 aa ltotlr over lie tl ......... Jleallb: UAW tleawld: CempMJ JIIJ l i e - Ia blllfdHare ,........, Iller Od. un, I eeall Jlllr llctar ler .., f1llllDy *alai pial. GM olfer: Worllen t. PIJ - - .......... Pull•: UAW *llllltll: till a IIIOtllller- "'IJJ II yem a....,..., reiUdfal alqe, btqtn\<ed _peaaltas for fltllre adplllt ......... GMifler• •·•~lerwocbntacedlll- .,.... ~............... ,.. flllre ad put rellnel. ...,, .,/ Lebanon - Clarence W. Portland; Elecl<d to serve by farmers WiUlam A. McKelvey, Port. In their respective communities land. were: Lelert Townahlp - Vlrgll BediCX'd Townsltlp - ~~H. Roush, Racine Route 2; Andrew Hayes, Pomeroy Route 2, Cross, Racine Route 2; Early cbalrman, Guy V. Sargent, Roush,RaclneRoute2; JohnN. Pomeroy Route I, vice chair- Hill, Racine Roul8 2; WWiam man; Vlrl!ll King, Pomeroy F11:1, Racine Route Z. Route 2, regular member, and Olive Townablp - Dana C. Ernest Wood, Pomeroy Route I, McCain, Long Bo!tAtm: Chesler and James H. Smith, Hemlock (Cclltinued on Page 10) WINNER - Robert Saw;ren, Mason, riBbt. ..., 1be : Hole-In-One Boil oontest last week at the Meigs County Falrgroundaspcl--.d by Pomeroy • Micldleport Uons Club. Sa"Jers was cl01ell to the pin live nlghll out of the six. Hta closest sbol was lO'Ii inches. Presenting the golf sal to Sa1r7ers Is Bob Miller, chalrmnn of the event. Coal Bid Accepted -a... Ten Awards Announced ~· . .UAW ........,., 'ftree ulra .....,.,lctqlr actlior, ODeestra._.,..:..dliiiDc~...-. ,, '·' . manafiie· a-.ellnct; . Flilhtr · Bcidy, Meten Take ,,,·'·· • ~;s;~;; ~?ar:s ~ About 40,ioo United Auto mini.,.. uwtel when 11 closed mw~-~ cou!Jf ask _;or pilot of the plane raclloed to the San Franclsco tower that "I am going to try to subdue lhls man" and he asked that pollee not try to Interfere on landing. Grove, first and second alter. nate, respectively (following 1n Identical CX'der). Chesler Township _ Donald c.Mora, Ponltroy Route 3; Roy Hql~r, Pomeroy·. Route It W«iun union members at 18 the giant GM complex at 0. tclntrol~ Alrp..-t on a tuiway the gun. man penni tied 35 passengers .lo dlaembark, Including Wctmell, children and military per. sonnel. . c.rd. Beth McKIIfght, 40.,·slHi.fJA;W~ o~l~'i~'-~iJilto~~~-~:· ~~~,. sao plus The drarnoUc end to the bljack attempt took place at a remote psrt of the San Frsnci.sco airport. In Washington, the Federal Aviation Adminislration said Trudy Roach, Nancy Eberobach, Community committee in Ronnie Sn,...., Kevin Fields, Ar1111r Braclsllaw, and Greg each of Meigs County's 12 Smith; back row, aJief of Police Jed Webater, advilor, Paul townships were named by the Reed, Q-alg Venoy, Greg Glue, Filth Perrin, David Klein, Meigs County Agriculture iftlalllu and Mary Helm Blaellllar; ltOCllltld row, Elizlbelb Tim Rawllngs, Dully Smith and Mrs. Pearl Williams, atJ. StablllzaUon and Conservation · -·-· .,:::. . • _.. ~· ~ . .. '.J> _ , "' ,.~~ ... , -r~ • ,. . lh t ~ .... - - . -·-· '':'.:~'" ~ ·..- Nllotl · ~fGr the 19'10-n IICbool year. Mllllben of the squad arefrolllrow, La, Debbie Olbome, CnciY Cllmpbell, Cryllal Hal4 I.Gri Faalk, Kim Selto, Bruce B~, Bee~ Scott and .....d September !1. Harn.on, News·· zn • Brze •· s. lltE Parllor::i SAN FRANCISCO (IJPI)- A some other capacity.'' Early the Brink's gusrd was aboard hijacker took over a TWA reports said Deni.sco killed the the plane on business lor jelliner out of Los Angeles hijacker, who was not identHled Brink'IS--Ilot one of the new today in a desperate attempt to inunedlately, but it was taler "sky marshals" being put fiy to Communist North Korea, learned that he was only aboard some airliners. An FAA spokeaman BSid the but lte was shot and disabled by disabled. ASC Township Committees Set Cheshire., ::::::::: u nthinkahle ; ' 'I John:1u · 31 r The Brink's guard then shot the bljacter, the FAA lltlld. . . Aboard the plane were U passengers and a crew olsevtiL When the plane touched down at San Franclsco lnternaUonal a Brink's Inc. Guard alter the plAne landed here. A spokesman for the alrllner Identified the Brink's guard u Rohert Deni.sco, who was travelling "as a passenger in Reedavtue: Ra·'""' , . JR.. MEIGS THEA ., 5I( '~- 1 ;..u.:.:;:= · TEN CENTS ~ •• IJ8C er = 2 Partly cloudy, warm uiJ. humid. Lows tonight in ~ tO ' low 7118. Wedne11day varlsble . cloudiness, chance of .lhun;· derah01rers and cooler ntrlh:High& in npper 70s and 8118. :· .. VOl XVII tiO. 107 •,' ' , in lltl68 in AllgUII· ' , . ·· . • ; , ' Middleport parkiill: IPIIft', II!Otlf!l~!lve persotiiOII cGiieciiOIII 10!' lbe ·aiOfflb ~ c~rgf. ~ dloturbins. the ~ totaled fl,lll .......... . peace; lor inloaiaill011; ~- of Cblef cit 111o fCI!' aaatilt and ~ttery and ~...n~ ~~I f~~: ~ 1 red illh~ ,Qbr. ·==JM• . _ . rep ~~ ..opera .4:!. on; assure. ' ~;_,.1 g~ . .......- wu ,.... .. '). ~ Ye!l Ten Meigs County high school graduates of Jest aprlng hmt been awarded scholarahlpa totaUns fl,l50 through the Mete* County Dollar• for Scholar's Progtani, Thomas Kelly,.cb8irman, said todaJ, Reee!YIJ:IItheanrda and the sdlooJI 11i1f will attend aro MarJ .~ RadfCX'd, ~ Roul8 i, j(ejp IIJ&b gradqal8, RlvetlidaWhlleiNIISehoolof Nuroing; Michael Barr, Langsvllla, Glenville Stale = Ma:r:lene doodwtn.. Hish, . .e; f'l!a . · ~. Rolis':.~· ~ ;,>· ' ' Jane MCX"gan, Pctmei-oy Routo 3, ,Eastern· lllgh, Nationwide BeauiJ Academy; Martin R. Osborne Long Bottom Roul8 I, Eastern'Jiigl!,Oblo University; . Jeffrey L llrewer Porttantl Route 1, Southern Hlp, Oblo Vnlversity; carolyn G. Manuel, Racine Route 2, Soatbem 111gb, Rio Grande College; Joyce 11 . Manuel, Raeine Route S, Southern High, Rio Grande EIJIII!RT TAYLOR Collitge; Joan E. Manuel, Racine llotll8 2, Southern IIJ&b, Rio~ CalleBe. ~ ..1,... Tlda Ia the lhinl year of the ~ 8 .1.11 Dollars lor Scbolarahlp pi'<I8!'UII. Tbe IICbolanblpa are ~ D • ·pn!vided lhl:cJu8lt publie CCJlo .1. 0 II ' tributiOIII. , G Co.' .r..,.. Soo n,elire . The Meigs County coaimlaslooers today accepted a bid of the Wllllams Coal Co., ov0r lbe Jeffers Coal Co. in lhfllr', regular meelinl. " The quoted price In WiliWII~; bid,... dellvered COil ttl a ton and N r......1111' ,,.., at the mine. The Jeffers' bid · t12 ,... lump coal and .. llnl<er. 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