https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/7dc8a94acbb8e69c63d4920fde3c1277.pdf 2bdd2ba573d37e1ebbc81733d4e545f9 PDF Text Text .. ' . ,• ~Uon of ...'· lllr£e reUred Muriel Foley, third; Mrs. Judy introduced teacllen and a talk by Ge<ne Hargraves, superintendent of the Meigs Local School District, highlighted a meeting of the Rutland P.T.A. Mondsy night. Introduced and presented corsages and gifts from the P.T.A. by Mrs. Janet Bolin, were Mrs. Anna Ogdin, Mrs. Martha Chapman, and Mrs. Blanche Nelson. Each o"e gave a resume of highlights dw-ing her teaching career. Amessage was read from Mrs. Margaret Parsons who due to previous conunltments was unable to attend the observance. In his talk, Hargraves spoke of the influence of teachers on the lives of school children, emphasizing their roles aside from teaching reading, writing and arilhmelic. He concluded by congratulating the reUring teachers who spent over a decade in the teaching field . Vernon Weber presided at the meeUng. He introduced James Venarrl, principal, who presented the teachers. They are Mrs. Jeanette Thomas, kindergarten i Mrs . Donna Morrison, first grade; Mrs. Ann ., Morey, iow-lh; Mrs. Norma Wilson, fifth; Eric Hart, sixth ; Mrs. 'Jbelma Campbell, sidh; and Mrs. William Ohlinger, remedtal reading. The treasurer's report showed a balance of $336.91. Teachers were reminded that $25 is available to each class lor spectal classroom materials. An additional amoWlt was set up for the new second grade cia&s. Conunlttee cl)alrmen were [HOSPITAL NEWS I They are Wendell Gr.te; ··dngarten. The i:laiJ will finance ; Mrs. FID Marlin, provi$ ,relrelhmenll for the Janet Bolin, program; Mrs. OCtober meetinl. Mn. Joan Marie Birchfield, and - MJs. Stewart won lhe door prize Virginia l!Jjchael, me111bership. donated by the RuUand Jl'ur. . '!be pledge to the flag to open nlture Co. the meoling was led by Olb Scout Pack m sponaored by the Rutland United Methodist Church. The Rev. Herbert Grate gave devotions from St. Matthew. Weber led in a get. acquainted game. The attendance banner Willi ® cream following the dinner. 'l1le cake was in the fonn of a spectal delivery letter, bearing her name, address, zip code and stamp with the Rutland cancellatlon dste of Sept. 10. II waa Iced in white and the decorating was in red and blue. The cake was made by her granddaughter, Mrs. Suey Parket Carpenter. Mrs. Snowder.ls the Rutland postmaster, having served in that position since Oct. 1950. Site waa employed as aclerkeightyearsprlortothal. Attending were Mrs . Snowden, her huaband, Roy; Mr. and Mrs. Bruce (Joan) May, Debbleand Mike; Mr. and Mrs. Homer (Jean) Parker; ail of Rutland; Mr. and Mrs. Carrol Snowden, Annette, Steve, Larry and Gary of Gallipolis; Mr. and Mrs. Charles ( Phyllli) Simp. klns, Charla, Missy and Chuckle of Columbua; Mr. and Mrs. James Carpenter and son, Jay of CoolvUte; Mr. and Mrs. Leland Snowden an<l lamUy of Painesville were Ullllble to attend. Mrs. Snowden received gifts from her famUy. proudly presents Clll~IIIROMACOlOl100. a totally advanced Chromacolor TV system ...featuring anew more]X!Ul'!fiJ handcrafted chassis ... and anew more brilliant picture tube 'WEDNESDAY WINDII'IG TRAIL Garden Club,. a p.m. Wedneeday, home of)frs. Fan Prall. BOSWORTH Council 48, Royal and Sele<:l !f.asters, state meeting, 7:30p.m. Wednesdsy, Pomeroy Masonic Temple. AD companions w-ged to attend. POMEROY Shakespeare Club, 1:30 Wednesday, home Ill Mrs. Dale Smith. SYRACUSE Third .Wed· nesday Homemakers Club beginning 10 a.m. Wednesday at headquarters at Municipal Park. First meeting of !ail with election of officers to be held and yearbooks prepared. Poduck lunch at• noon. AD homemakers welcome. PAST Presldenta, Ladles Auxiliary, Drew Webeler Pool 39, American Legion, 7:30p.m. Wedneadsy, home of Mrs. Ellen Couch. THURSDAY MIDDLEPORT Child ConservaUon League, Thw-sdsy, 7:30 p.m. Columhis Gas Co. office, Middleport. 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FULL RECTANGULAR SUPER SCREEN A lull rectangular 25" viewable diagonal TV plclurellllets you see more of the piclure because li's as rectangular'as a TV screen can be. • Zen.-h Patlnted AFc-Automa11c Fine-tuning·COntrol • 5" Round Twln-Col'lt Speaker • VHF/UHF Deluxe Spotlltl Panel• · You realiYhavetoseeit.,.toGitl NEW OiROMACOlOR .100! .. . INGELS F.UIHifUJIE ATHENS, Ohio (UPI) - Ohio University President Claude R. Sowle said Wedneaday the Ohio Leglslatw-e should revamp the slate lax structure instead of pass new anti..tisrupllon .bllli If it wishes to prevent campus unrest. "I am convinced that the stale leglllature could do more to prevent campus unrest by revampIng the slate In structure, thereby acquiring the money lor IIICh clear needa," Sowle said, "than by any number of slate laws Inflicting penal or fiscal IBilCtioos for student disruptions." Snwle made his coounents in replying to 20 recommendations given him by a "laak Ioree" composed of student , faculty members and local clti%8ns. The group sought ways to im- llall. • Going from here were Mn·. Mary Martin, )Jrs. Eunle Brinker, Mro. Iva Powell, Mrs. Pearl Knapp, and Mn. Ruth B. Thornton of Malgl Salon 712; and Mrs. Carrie Neulallnc and Mrs. Faye Wildermuth of Pomeroy who are affiliated with GaUia County Salon 612. B"rthd · Observed I ay IS The sixth birthday of Mary Amber Warner was observed . are Honored . . --, ..,· :' . · .. rC.:oe;.lt .. • IQiess: , Thw-sday Sllate-A-Way to 9:311 for members and 7special ~------------------..;,-------~~~l""!!~i!l-"!i . Hotel, U South High 81., Colwnbua. Reglllration wW begin at 10 a.m.onFridaylntheballroom foyer. The convention wW set underway at 2 p.m. and at 3 p.m. a lesiJI.aUon panel wW be wUl be held fronl 1:30 fo 7:45 p.m. !'lith the buaineai._Ung to c!GIIvene at a p.m. in the governor's ballroom where nominatiO!III 1!UI be made for lite nomlnalllls committee. En~t and a IIOCial E.t.BERFEL . os · . L . . ., .. · ~ · · •· , ·,• : EASY•CARE SLEEPWEAR ~. iil-c;)!V!"~ .' ' . - -~. _,,., ·: . ' Vft~·• ' ,.. "'~. ·e· -.,-& .,I ~. '•·v~;!:te_~g~; -·.. '·~ -·- - '~ ~ ,,..,, , ,....,...; ,,.,. ...... FEATuRING AV1Sto8 ACETATF. . ' ' ~.. _ n ··!f· ·. IVB ·"'"=~~,=~~~*~~:>.;:':'~*=~ . ._ ••IIIII ouf--.~ lle.ld by PalesiiJI!a• pritits, • ' lriapl. RUTLAND - Five job are available In the Leading Creek Conservancy Dlsll'ict, Jack Q-flp, president, announced today. The openlnga are for persons lnlereated in taking training in such fields aslandscaplrig, park maintenance, bulldozer operaUon, truck driving and operation of power sawa. Those who complete the training are placed in jobs by the Conse"ancy District, Crisp said. Since ,July of lhis year 27 openings rllel- file ~· 11M! ...,._ 1k w. ...._to = Pqi ., tn.. ...t uPI ..... u Apr ''Dda ~ - ' I belp lbflp," tiOIIiee ..... tile lllllallalloll wltb llle ub_entfta •• hlallbie (P£U>j. nePELP~f-•ldl enlla4ftllltudll"*"'mr po~ TP'I ad C,.Wmemben ~ ftYe Weslerilllllou Ia _,.Uti vlllls, . . . . ruted · - - "111e- c-m••thalllanlet*i lite •Papdar Fnlil'a allllade IOIIllll tle ........... II leob,Hb lf!ef'n .Ia far a IIIII detattloo -..!llereur-lleil<. .l'dm,eetlllelr....,.wh,"tbe -tald. ( ' 1 .'·,·' ' o · . p . Offi . "'."-·1.-' .' . enzn.b!i en · --e· ", . ;. . ' u- enrolees hitve been lrRined and placed with l~cal Industry. Since Nov. of 1987 there have been 112 trRined and placed, The diltrict has assisted in building Ft. Meigs and Syracuse Municipal Park. The district is also credited with reducing flood dsmage in the Rutland area, Crisp said. .,...,O<" · Credit and How Food Effects You. Conducting the cla 1 are Seth Nicholson, Rev. Audrey Miller, Rev. Robert Card, Rev. WUbnr Perrin, Bob Miller, c. E. Blakeslee Debbie ConJdin Joe • Tom Kelley, •Rev. Fenderbosh, Arlhw- Lund and Rev. Stanley Piattenburg. 'l1le conaervancy district 11 engaged in 1 program to aasial persons wbo did not graduate from high IIChool to leCtlre At JM"esen~ the diltrlct II conducting morning and evening clasaes for enrollees and their families in M&th, Engilsll, Budgeting, Consumer diplomas. ~~.,:.~filll=llnl:lf::~ Jordanian armr and Palestinian guerrl1lat 1111«1 111' theatreetsof Ammllltodayan4 four cities to the nortll. If lido broke out in the Leiwe 1 capital of Belru' wltere . guerrillaa aelzed the JOI"IIanWI Embassy· ...... threatened to ' " ' -. u,,_ 'de~ the~ ~~ _....,,.. """"' • - · - s r:-- ap. pealed to the 12,000 to 15,1110 , Iraqi troopelllatloned In Jordan .•, to Join in the flablln&. llrael. · watched eventa careflllly, prepared to in!A!nene If its security II threatened. There was no word oo the faJ4. of the 54 hljac:t IHiltages held hi· guerrillu in verlous parta or: Amman or of the 100 Americana· and 160 Britons stationed In the :. Jordanian capital. Americans.: were told to slay cloee to their;; · heme. ;;: Jordan bad been on the brlnlf:• of civil war aince w~.' when King Buaein installed military gova1~t beca- · a· of illporll Oil ~lilt·~ future plana 11\d or-lay night 111 County Estensloa •· Olmmlttee at . ~Se·~Mtor .. ' Waha'tlll ' ·<. ,. ' 4 J i. • I. oillce. Jllly MUter Mn. Debbie heme Roy Bolter procram (clhabi~ ...,.,.:· · Julil!lr felr.) llllt . 'f ~~ ' ~ -~ ..... ~!· I ,. ' Jordan he said. farms." The U. S. Department of All- EUett said aome Ianna could &tmsion Put on .. ' The president a1ao clila&ne!J with a pnlpOIIa1 to .et up a ~ . lzen& Advisory Council to ~ vide a clooer link belweell ~ W>lnnlty and CClllllllunlty. : . "Such a committee might W of educational value to tbalt servln& oo II, but it would nil: raent, I think, a limited 11!11 arU!Icial kind of toltenilm • lite part of the univenlty; ~• Sowle said. He sent to Athena M&)'OI' Raymond Shepard several *" ommeadsUOilJ for inlprovllll the city police force, includiztl · higher salaries, dllllncllve .... . ; forma and better trRininc- · ~. · Activiti~ ~~~ ~· ~· i"" proceedlnga. ... ,,' fhelbe threat to btl llingdunm by I'Rtestlniana and 1M::=~:·\ Ill past flgbting that ldJied -.,.• ,.,,. WOIIDded 1,000 penona • Robes, Pajamas; .•.. ""' COW"I lOth District Citi::ens Urged To Help Release of POWs I . Such a release h&s been recommended by a committee of the Athens County Bar Auocla· Uoo. U Implemented, the university could cooperate by holding students' academic recorda to assure their appearance at , between moderate and light, rlculture's (USDA) September salvage at teaal a por1;1a11 of .. .• ' conditions W1der wblch aludenta today muat Uve and learn," he said. Sowle [))edaed his cooperation to a PI"OIIJ'am that would allow studenll 8CCIIIed of felonies to be releaoed from jail on recognizance as an alternative to bail. and north of Marion the dam- esUmate of overall Ohio corn their damaged crop by martetage would be described as yields wu down from 88 to 11 1ng the corn for ani!Dil ralber Ughl." bushels per acre. than human COilltllliPIIon. "The extent of damage will Dr. C. Wayne Ellett, exten- StackbOUie said eapetlwenll vary, but fanners could experl- sian piar.t palhologiat and coor- Indicate that animaJ1 are able ence 20 to 30 per centloas, or dlniltor of the plant diPast to safely COI18UIDe the corn, more, on individual Ianna in clinlc at Ohio Slate Unlveralty, though 11 baa been affected. severely affected areas," Stack- today said a further reduction Ellett said the bllchl, wblcb house said. in the USDA October esUmale first affected only the leaf of He stressccllhat the ment of was Ukely. the plant, haa begun to af1ect loss would not be Wliform in "'Jbe final effects reaDy are- the ear and atalk. any ooe area. ''One farm could n't going to be known unW the experience severe dsmage harvest is completed," Ellett while an adjacent Inlet might said. "Loss could be as high 88 experience only light damage," 20 to 30 buahela on certain JI! , I I. ! ' ! O I U • ~ ·,.-.., \'11~1!111~···· ~t.tiT!Ir:~~ 1.vJ.:.~:bi 3o!ldaialll!l• oatlinal Ill ll(tll Ou caldioil of., st)lls; . . are to be made available for necessary lmprOVemenll in the SoWle questioned the legality of using school funds to defend awareness and concern tha1 are sludenta, however. esst:ntial if more public f•mds "H students are to have the I"..,W;~ -· " 'l" "'!f..,l)o_ ·!i'. _t ·-~.... ·~I.""' '"''-' ...........;... ~~.,- ·· i,. . of e., c~t Slaepwa bJ Katr in a beautiful "The W>iverslly ~,investigat­ ing possible sow-cell of outaide funding that would further alleviate these conilltions," he said. "This situation is critical at Ohio University as it Is at a great many other slate and private insUtutiona. II anderscores the urgency of achieving the kind of general pubHc .. .... ...'~ . .. ,.""'~. .. '• " ~~-'·'* Fi ~ '".J<.' ;-~·.·~ '" '~-"·-~ Ill "' ~s/ ~c)'~- •·u~·" SLEEPWEAR MEIG8 001llftT AWroR GGI'dtll CaldW Wednesday aftemeon ~84 official Seall of Ohio to be delivered to 18 Melga Colllty llchooll. Receiving the seals from CaldweD 1ft Mrs. Greia Suttle, left, and Mn. Nollie file Headquartel5 Far Katz'Siaipvmc~, :,. D£LTI\UTft lbnl ~ ~J. ~ theloyer. '111e9:30propllillllll ' feature state candldsleli speaker .at the ~;~:f~~~ luncheon at 12:30_11 · (Marvella 1st flaor ~;~ DAIW by COLUMBUS (UPI) - Com leaf bli&hl may reduce the yielda of some ONo lanns by 20 to SO per cent, John M. Stackhouse, director of the stale agriculture department, sairl today. Stackhouse noted, however, that Ohio's largest corn producing region in the northeast sectim of the stale "has been far leso serloualy affected." "The damage II most severe south of Chillicothe," Stackhouse said. "Damage fr<m Chillicothe to Columbus will vary between severe and modorale, from Columbua to Marloo guea• 'Marahall: prove cooununlty relations. The OU president said the university was giving "high priority" to the achievement of Wlcrowded living quarters. He said, however, at the present the school was forced to house more than two persons to a room to generate enough inc<me to pay off bonds. 20 to 30% of Ohio Corn Lost Afl!l!a' . Gallipolis, -and Reva Clhlo, F. Hrabak, M&~ ~ Sbllob, con.tltutional and by- mont American · ; ~~19.n ,_. la"s • committee; Hel~n Altllllary• lft$ldentlit; dl~t ' , Peeplea, JirMford, ritual and Rqde1y, ~even ... ~Mlt emblepl; Edna S!neltz, Attica,) commander, W~ter /!'!~. · parlner•hip; W~. Knapp, ·Jr., _.evenlh _'dilfli~ . .!; ~ Gallipolis, resolutions c9m- Mrs. Stacy J:!ay, ,~ven!h,-. mille•; Audrey Glaub, dillrlcl president; ~ -.~. bua arid Wl!lda Tanner Neulzllng, Pomeroy, EIJI'ili\c Colum • achqlarshlp.. • .,. ···~ Attica nurse~ •.,.·t presldent. • .'· ."!' , ·' ~I Van Fossan Jackion Corsages were preoi\mted to; L'advocate; Arree the two honored byLancaeter,rules and order; and and Forty partners of~. • : · Kalbleen Rinehart Columbus wllich bolted the recepllllo, 4!ewtmental pou~or Glfta were )rilented by 1M1e . Distinguished American attenc\ina. . · American Legion Post 23, Pa·tamouth; JRmes Reed, 40 et I Stale Grand Cllef de Gare, Jamea Ree,d; and -40 et 8 Slate Grande Cllef de TrRin Jack W. Blevins. ServinJ alJrtctpU!lniJII were Mrs.JaneiSaglln!landthetwin daugbtm of Mr1. Elliott, Mrs. Sally Newman andoMra. Sandra Merrett. Gueata were reglalered by lieu Simons and Blanche Leach. DialinguiJhed departemental officers attending were Mrs. Martin of Pomeroy, deml •):;~·.'l> • Color Commander • Gyro-Drive UHF Chonnol Seloolor .. 0 New Ohio Taxing Sys Urged by Sowle of OU .. '' In the reeelvlng line with the chapeau premiere; EvalJJ\e ·: : ; '" t;ta --: ....... /;.\~, W'\ • Supe' Gotd Video Guard Tuning System • New Zenith Aulomatlc Tinl Guard • £xcluslvt Ztnlth Chromatic Brain '. 'honored guesll were Mr. and Berldey, Nevads, dem chapeau Sm1 • .....:...... ,._;,.il..:n Mrs. Jack White, COIIIIIl8llder deuztemei Irene Mler, Sebring, th, .IUILv:Ul'l:, ._,_.~.1 'I; and altllllary presldenll'f the l'a1101onler; 1'6abel Brown, Am'rlcan Legion; Mn. picture brightnens. CHROMACOLOR 100 PICTURE TUBE ' tile-- Jickle Zerkle, 1ulle and Rusty Flagg, Sheryl Ables, Patty, Scott ano1 KJm warner, Jen& and Cindy Thompson, Tina and Tammy Davis, Sandy Hamnton, Scott Nease, MJssy Davia and Mtehael Warner. Forked Run Lake ~.of '·'), 01 WIN AT RUllll PARTY- 'l'tla .. prise wlmera llllbe annual rwrh party ~ Oblo Eta Pill Cbapjer of Beta Slpna Pill Sa,rGrlty lield Tueilday nlll!it at tbe.oome of Carolyn S.tterfleld. Frun leftlo rl8hl are C1J;o1 McQdlougb and Jennifer Andenon w11o created Ibis mummy call8 wbldl officers of Columbus. SPECIAL MEETING, Shade River Lodge 453, FlcAM, Thuradsy, 8 p.m. Work in second degree. All Master Masons invited. y .O.A.R.C. skallllg p~rty Hold Reunion at ell ~ <t ,; 7' II) . '· I wil Chw-ch, 7:30Frldaynigblatthe homo of Mrs. Beatrice Buck. MSIGS mGH School vani!J cbeoneaden ..m 8(lOIII01' a teen d&nce Fridsy nlchl followlni tbe MefCs-J!elpre foolbaD game at the Old Pomeroy Jtmlor 111gb audltorlllill. The Jays wUl emt;ee. Admluion 50c per per11011. SATURDAY HIGH SCHOOL dance party, first of jbe ocbool ••son, at the Melp · Junior 111gb School audltoriiiDl In Mlddlepart Saturdlf from ap.m. to u p.m. The Jayw will be In charge. ' 11. ~"~() ' Swan Descendants ... o -~ 0 ,, . the~~ 1!1r,Hf!P.l!.• · •liiJIIIIcn>~ df '\IWIIItl <1111 '"'~'~~~ ' fail fKII\'tlltloo oHht lilliJ!'ed.''i!D ·~iillt~ bOard hoJlr iojjow ·the 'ineti!lii@. TiiN ciTY ~brlneltes, dllaarali<lnl. ice ·CNIIII and F*ated llemoor,tlio W0111111 lntletine will tlkt 1ila\1e 'It ' ll ' '~ 'V . . . Thuradsy, 6:30 p.m. dinner cakewereaervedandglfta were ofOhlo hll been llll10WICI'Id for a.m. with a lW>cheon at noon. On Sa~~ -··~party at MarUn Reataw-anl . presented to the honored guest. . Friday, OCt. 2 and Saturday, , to 9 up.clbe F~-anllild' ~11 bo!lorlng high priesteas and Guests were Rober! Brown, <lei. 3, •t the.NeU IICII1IO Motor A boafcl of ~!~rector• "*ling Club wUJ holt a coffee. boar In Enterprise .United Methodlll I ·e ntt 1~.~~ ~~ . m:c~iNGS Beller ::m~-::;:n~:. Democratic Women Will Convene in· Columbo~ Health Club, I: 15 Thuraday at and Mrs. Dale warner. · . · ' :::!~;:tf:r::~c~ ~G'Wo'~RS Class, TI'IM1JO .ary ' .___...~~~ .:..___,..;.;_.;;.._.......;~:;.J;.:,.;;;.;;~~:.:.:..::.:..:.:.:..........._ _~------.....:....--~T:.:.:HU:::.R::::SDA::..:.:LY. : SE::.PT.:.: E: : M!:!BE:: .R. !l!!l. !19.: : .7: . .0_ _ ·~~ -~b' :.C. "'o Social Calendar ,/ I t • '• Mrl.j Holzer Medical Cenler, First Webster and Mrs. Ann Ripenoff, Ave. and Cedar St. General !lllcond grade classes; Mrs. visiting hours :1-4 and 7-8 pJn, hlaternlty visiting hours 2:30 to 4:3o p.m. Parents only .. Pediatrics Ward. Births Tonight & Thu...Uy Mr. and Mrs . John D. Byers, September 16-11 NOT OPEN Gallipolis, a son ; Mr. and Mrs. Carvin L. Bloomer, Gallipolis, a Friday thru Tuesclly son : Mr.1 and Mrs. Jbruny E. September 18-22 Spears, Vinton, a son; and Mr. MASH and Mrs. Robert R. Grimm, cTechnicolor) New Haven, a son. Donald Sutherland Dflcharges EllloH Gould Rated "R" under 17 not Winfred Barker, Mrs. Griff F. admlffed without parent. Durbin, Sr., Miss Garnet Lucille Colorcartoons: Harper, Millard Queen, Brian Freight Fright E. Sheward, Woodrow Simpson, Don1 Spill tho Beans Mrs. Paul R. Stewart and Infant Dress Reversal Admission : Sl .OO Adults, 60c son, Floyd Yates, Jr., Mrs. The renownejl sculptor and Children Edgar Long, Mrs. John Dean, painter, BuonarroU, is better· SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. Tammy Sayre, and Willis known by the name of .Ml· McManus. chelangelo. r---------. MEIGS THEATRE e· •. ' of. - • • by the ~1. won by Mrs. '111~' kin- Birthday Observed Mrs. Roy Snowden, Rutland, was honored at a picnic dinner Sundsy at the Route 33 roadside park in obse"ance of her birthday anniversary on Thw-sday. The Snowden children were hosts at the event which featured a large decorated cake served with homemade ice r . �I " • 3-TbtJ:li!lll'fblille~VIAAI-~ • . r . .- Bro~a~ay, ·. Diiiiti,_ ; Voice BY JACI. 'o1;iwN , ,.; Burt We're told it liu ''ljuallty" ~ __ , story · writing =. ~_:;.;::lyoteo: ;~·s !?: Luft. ~ ::.w..=:~ .:r~ ; ··thtlr daqhter Loraa from week· and- up 111fero, and he .•. use a bit of 'l""'ty .... ~In! .... Notabed loi:Althellec.llweekaltheLas operatorsare~ubliutthe . -:--notlon-mom'stragediescame VeguRlvleraproblblyjustto dearthofuysortofplaystbll ., : !run too -much • too- SOjln .... pay Cbrlllmao present billa .... ~ .... '!be Ro.lllng Stones ::- ~:CIIItlng;.record ;--.·LiurenceStillofEatoniOwn,N. ::--'J'· • a11o ball ouggealed the ·"·"mfka-leallloody Mary be .... ! ' •'·''nlmed "Bloody Sbame" (In···•'lteldofthegerm-like·I(IIUd 1 .::: 111 ''VIrgin Mary:') •1.. JaCkie ' : ij,_· -c• Gieuon's ll'dera for arrival l ·: ·'IKme In ria. Included 111 • (--'station wag0111lllll 11111111111 ~ ;: ''lwo>pbonelimlf .... Cruel !ella In ~. -:., Lll Vegas lll<!te that Mae West ;; (ln the earilemptible ''Myra 1 ;,.,,reclilnridge") "lqoked like 1 l:•.llliljie Kimpton's daughter"; l ,:•'HOpe g... II the gentle Barnum ; . ·!•1rM-tment and ofahed: "It's : .' 'belter to be knocked than i ~ <• ipored." .... 8obo Roc:kefeller .:'liolllailled ber son Winthrop Jr. ;";(lOll 111 the Ark. guv) at i."Cbauveron OD his way back to ~d's Oxford u . .. .. La ''' Pwlite Malson staffers report '"· ·<"ilarry Belafoo!A!'o wife Julie /~lowed about her Th-year-<Jid ,. -l~Jinrlsh parents _ both at' •llendlng school .... Her dad, George Robinson, recently :· -blind, allolesches at the L. A. Institute : . Carolyn J~ flnlsbed her - rnograpblc novel" about J :_"po ' -sbow his ud says she'll lose all ' hllr friends when it hlta pay· 'l CooledY writerhaU JackhisDouglas American manager, unly spends time llild:Jbllr AllenKleln,spllt .... SOII\etbing 1\eifh . .•ew • ' J 'ar " ' ' " f ··· i• • 1 · ' ·· . ' • ' lj'l l' " 'l-·e·a ·::~ ··b··· ' . : ·&' 1·· , . By WCINPA FRANKS · ·• .• · . .,;,.,. · ·TIJC!~~1fl!RI ,aud ' ' ~nltOd PriM mteruW.W, (cop,rlabl ll10) '!'be final nine IIIOilths of Diana Ol!£blon's Ufe ~.ere absor\l"d.ahnoslent!reiYbYthe -, ,. ·: : / , ~ eapialnlngwbytbO-wu ~spentlltagWcl-\llolll!l. · '" You- of 1 ~- ' against capitalism," ~·falbei' . ~~~~~~~i~ ~ft1."2.1~ :T":.-··. &11 opening no18 polllls Jacoby JumPed ID aplldes slmp!y to nlse to l!O'InlmP game. beirt lead llmpiUied ~~f!t ---------------------------1 ·:~~ !Helen ~~di=~:~to~t:a ;.~ ;: ~ :;(, ., ..•', ' a ' / ' / ' ' Help Us !·==ln:ru,:: beauty,almost .. unllktDiana's 1 warm, enveloping IIOlt1 ~of~. . Bottel Ayers toltl Diana he would wwldn't work, and sat my not allow himself to be Ued IIi wed"'ng date ivtth Allen. one i\'0111an &ncl she began: "' wu hippy - escept .... -•'"'• ~eryone -·• her time· ·'with , a IIIIi bride! n~~~ other m~:... · ' l'v~beenmaiTiedtwomonths . ......-*Credit"""' and all I can think of II getting ~ the same peiiod out .. rm still ctaay about BID, Dlana;s father canceled ~ PI IIIII probably lllwsya will, be, company credit card abe ~ but my folb think he's no iood · · · (because Ill 1111'~ money mad). Ullll'cceplable Hipple") becl!llle They worship Allen. He'll ail: that ,eatatlc ac_cep~ ,(~. -'~"'!"" PROVIDE for me, they say, the· "gr,a~provlder")wdeyou w~a Bill 11 "the hlppl~ ..,...,.\flill A girl Ukee 'to Ullht · type, . 1 . · 'ii\CI hi~ .~ ~er own. chil,l<:f. lfeelllkuuch afool, Bojen. It ~ 'i!bOn JimiiiiiS 8lk\ frleiJdl was a big, upel11lve w~ Ptiah ki!Jiiard, slle'J llabW:to with aU kinds 111'terri!IC gilts, bjlcll off. ·; IIIII both aidea·of tbe family so .True, you .weren't reedy \IIPPl' because they're all 'belt· but 'neltliOr ar, ,,.... ,..,_ends. llow can 1 hurl lhem.. dlvcrce ilnd a~ Bu\ if I don't, I'D be hurllntl BIU ,wfiole,. bi&tO,t t\lletllllll 11111011 a goOd deal 11 that ,no ~ .,rililre. He's too nlcu .klget of ' -~ ' '· ' li \We who dotlllll'llov~ iWn. '.. and top 1 1 1 By Helen 1 YOI:JTH ASKED FOR IT! ''11111 collll!lll Ia lor yN>no l!"IIJIIa, tbelr problems --.. and . ~. their troublea and lhel-e. lflin; &with the rest of Helesr ~;,;_~~;~.~~~·, llllp Uo!, It welcomes la~Whi· II! but woo't dodge a serious qutlllon with a brus)l.off, Send your teenage questions w YOtml ASKED FOR IT, we of Helen Help Ua! this lleJiilpaper. TPO'J~TE , GETS SMART o.,r ·llelel1: , 17 •t arii Ja.iand a bride. Anll nlllerable. · We went~ for 1 ~~ bllwiDc the lllltl'iliP'.~ 1 engaged, ~' A~Jep llaten. II' ',1 hltting hard ln drllla this week and are ImproVIng. ' ' Coach Jim Cook's Falcons took It oo the nose from Sheridan last week, 111-0. But Miller 1iu some bi3 boys .,j their offensive line and lit their back!leld. At quarterblclt wtU be J8f lb. aophomore Dove Stamer; the fullbaclt 11 a 2021b ]unlor, Pete Kiener, 11111 ai halfback.t are 142 lb. senior John Hinkle and 140 lb. junior Mike Merdde The offensl~ line ww be Ed • ·'*" · 1 l ,_ 1· ·· ',.. ,. ' _ LOS ANGELES _ Dove , , ..JI!I'l!eita,, .'!otmer Gallipolis . Ufjle ~ 11111 high '~ebool ,, ~ h led Ji!lllrat _·' t;:~ -: utout Weiln:: l _, '· · ~bert. blanked the Loa " ~IM Dodgers '4-0 and the , ' · ;fOii aiJ but ~ted the · D\iiisenfrOmtbetVIOWe tern '"'DI'ri,a!on champjonohlp ra~ ln the' Natlonall..eliJae , SJiZ ' .,, ·Ciaferice 0 ,· £: ·:.::second/ 1~hometo ( . ·, illl ~I lllrilghlmajor J;!u.a se':!,umtf~·ln :::::~ tlie ·. · , ·' 1 irttlndl. ,, ,. • YictGrt It ":as Roberts' of the ear seventh a1ns1 13 'letbacko and ~ ~ wlri of ,_ , · • ,.- · '!hit"Y!l"' ~!ll' the Dodgero. It ...., Padres' -.IXIh win Jn ilob). bait · a lri!Hd_ i16 IIIII ~ -WIJ!Iaml, 142 lb.. .Junior. _an tooth. ilmttl! Is )I proba~ II$Ur ~~ 6J1e eo!'• nerbldt li!lil WUllainl II' 1111 _replacen*lt.lf neltbe!:.IIJUble •brceilded •-, \· . ~ Domdl JkUi. Tbll !llhl~te ran ovc, 145 ,udlllld ·~ ~ 111 being rat,d with tbe JeaPe:a l'tll· AJio,lll3 lb. senior quarterback Bob Werry, threaded 111 needle for 9 Cblcago, 11-l,lll drop the CUba IICI open up a two-came lead another game off the pace. In tbe bjlcUc NaUonal League Grant took over fo~ starter East. · Bob Mooseln the sixth Inning The Pirates obtained the 35- and allll'!'ed the Pblls only one =~:~~waivers hlt tbrougll the eighth. Three day later he· and one rellevera were u...t In the ninth . lumed In three With John Lamb getting the ~~gs of reUef In final out but not before the Pbllsde~ 11--3 victory over Phlls hid put the tying runs on Renko ' base. ' a one-time • Meta Ba.,.Oiea Paceo Attack farmhand who wu traded to Manny SanguiUen hid three Montreallaatyearlnthedeal hlta,. drove In one run and for Donn Clonde9!Jn, ao.t some scored two Ill pace the Pirate feasure of revenge sga101t hll attack off loaer Jim Bunning, ormer · teammates .when he Moose got credit for his lith 2 pi= s 4win against ninelossea. n · over ew '"' · Renllo a 6-loot.S, 230 pounder, ....~ for Glboon, he poaled his couldn't contain his joy over ._,.victory and lOth In the last beating the Meta. 11 decisions as St. Loull bell ~y ~ Q- JM· '/ '• \; ''""" : .. ,. : -•: • . ' · ·" · ' ' ·B_· ·_ 12_ BID Cotlalewald, . . ;· ··"1'1-•IM-J.W "le '"'' or Gogo, as .- ·' ·-. · . ,, - , :. -, ' . F!-t "'-r*me u o ~ I ,, . ',_, · i': ' ~JlOIJ:- - · -~ , , . ~<&ncaster llli Athens t~. Lalt • . . _,,: llowttiat'~- ~ -jltten wiek's uoaet won't happen _,l ~ - '-'1'1V n~ _ O ·- u . t 11<1: ·' lllve left' 111 'We'iiltlat · for another ~ or'~ ciln~ in the -~~~- of blgh . 11C11o<i1 football. · . ..,. An lnlerutln& bailie Is ''- , ', · lo llhape up be\Wten · • _pro of tbe ' -~ '~;~~:~~;: world • Mlljor . I . It · • f •; "Even though I was developed In their organization they never give me much of a chance," said the 25-year-<>ld righthander. Renko allowed the Meta only five hits, Including a pair of homers by Art Sllarnsky, but theEspoamanagedathree-i'UII inning In tbe third off Tmn Seaver, with the help of a key em>r by Clendenon. WhUe Renko as winning 1111 12th gaine,Severtookhis12thloss. Gibson, In beating the Cuba showed why bls is conaldered one of the best pitchers In did baseball.attack Joe Torre led hits, the cardinal with three Including a two-run homer, while Ted Simmons alto hom ed 1 St Lo · er or · ws . l A d au • .ao es CJ.,SSQte. ___... . T&e. • 1&1 f ' '. ;:w . lrJOie Posts 13-5 . '•I The offensive lineup for Coach Bob Ashley's Tornadoes Is Bob Eynon,1501b. fresbinan, center; Terry Varney, U5 lb. junl..-, and Bill Cornell, 140 lb. junl..-, guards; Ron IIIII, 230 lb. soph0010re, and a>uck Yost, l3i lb. sophomore, tackles;- Mike Nease, 130 lb. aophomore, and NJck lhle, 160 lb. sophomore, en~s; Ed Lawson, 140 lb. sophomore, and Rod Holman, 130 lb. aophomore, hallbacb·, Jay IIIII, 130 lb. 'l"PP!mnore, fullback, and Steve Jenkins 151 lb. junior, quarterback. ' Coach Larry Ritchie's D d- 8 .,f~ '!rlillli"~~ .rut '"-11!1 '-.- ,- , · earlier~~~ tfJe day ' "'!L (j~ ' ,-m~ ,.,tor, · ·'\! .,, , ? ' ' 0 -l Joe WlnneniJerg, Ill lb. senior, and Rogw llr1l!llon;' 170 lb, junior, guards; John Win· nembetg, 195 lb. jUnior, and John Boyles, 187 lb. junior, tackles, and Jerry Bankes, 142 IIi. senior, and Rich Eberts, 140 lb. junior, at the ends. On defenile will be Bnmtoo and Boyles, guard&; Kiener and John Wlnnenberg, tackles·, Eberts and Jimmy llodlon, 140 lb. Junior, ends; l'aul Olllh, 180 ' lb. junior, Joe Wlnnenberg, and Merckle, I!Jiebackers, and Bankes and liJnk)e, safeUeo. did their part In help!Jig the _ ~ . . ·~i~up~. ~-u.:-. : b:~l'l:w~r;.rl~ . . ' J!I~1J"glf,1BI!!t!J-.~· ~ ·'Utiit(jjtei8btsimes. W:R,- • llllllor Dove •Boyd; ..,...J., .,d Tip)' ~ 1b, -lleldor ~· Abbott 11 Flyera .1- Assistant 008ch John Blab said the Toi'nadoes hive been FergiJ!ICIII,156Ib. junior,center; '; ' ·nadilel ho.it tbe '·Miller Fal4\oni 'Will IIi' non , ,; anctiht ~ oleape pme ,, ' to Nortli """'· •orEaga~-!~~m '' """""' ·, ; " HV~,, Collference - bettie with _')be Pll'a~ Friday nfabt u the ·_ ~ Gf week of football rolla aro~d for tbe two· Meigs . Cotmty•Jichooll. · ..- ,_. ,'" Sllutbern, which dropped I U. ,: ( · .• declaim to the tough Fedlral· .,,_, j ~~ lloi:!'lnlf Lllicers at Racine last , 1,, , · :~kl:liilll be out Ill revenge a defeat handed ·by the ! i :: "~ lut'yi!ar, R enort , a _g a ' in • - early conversion Todav'a · · _,BJ,; JtEmi lflSECUP .-oe S!!_ul~etio L9cal Tor. I' W. Off!cl4ls here Ingo . , · ca~,In revoluilon..wttb bel'~ aof'lbttll17hlll to ilL 1!"!1 ·col nO'tmtttt'•11li!y 'teemw114 to ·. year of violent a · ' '11M · Dljla_'fill' I In · ;jj 1i1nd ' Of"'~ police, ~ an ~a q1 legal -chlng .; went walk language, reducing ~ . growing hoatillty toward law- the point where Instead of sMre kl phrasea like, ' 11011, 11!811" fina!IIY enforcement officers and, for protecting .the Innocent, It Is Drive. They talked about the and "outtaslghl" ~"gel 11 that matter, anythlnt remotely benefitting the guilty. I!Dpendlng split in SDS and the together " ~ 10 ..., , identified with tbe "elllablisb- The frightful consequence of Weatherman man~estn, ~Y quesUon\~tth mack1Jis li(ijjhter ment." these cyclic sltuaUons In our wntten by Diana 8 boyfriend, and exaggerated !lllbeUef, IIUN Aaaaulta on pollee In 1969 society Is that the ad· Bill Ayers. 1be 25,~d of eaCh olber aM lntoliinjl~111 numbered an lncl'edlble 35,2112 mlnlstraUon of justice Is no mantfesto-Nlmed after a tine the bellef8 Of 11\yone'' ~ -aflguremorethandoublethe longer swift and sure. Decent In a Bob Dylan song, "You thelroWJI.clrdi. · ' - ' ,, J· 1963 account. Eighty-sis peop~,whooupportlawofflcers Don't Need a Weathennan Ill . ~Mr.~.~· policemen were killed bJ but are now witn~sslng a Tell Which Way Ue Wind 1n· queitlonlng 1111• ~ crlmlnala last year, ststem wblch seems kl be Blo!"'" '-81'gued that white about bel'· polltlill 'IIIli, Revolutionaries and avowed Ineffective are becoming radical3 In the Unlled Stales IOlllOiime8 kid bbD jft ...... 1error1sts w]lo openly proclaim -frustraled, btlter and are losln& could help bring on a worldwide Once he asbd '!Mr. . . ' loyallytogueJ'I'illa 1t1eo1ogy and faith in that sYStem. At the revolution only by flgbting In Wealhemlell..te'lelliN the destruction of our sysimn opposite end Of the spectrum, the streets of the ''inother · . .· , _ esbort their ldeallsUc followers the lawless element is confident country·" Ill ''ltill the pip" in order "to . that they can "getaway" with Howard, who had first starled Insure the survival" of their. crime without retaliation. Diana thinking seiously about mother paper-thin ldeall without of. A system which neither revoluUon In Gua!A!mala, liOW abe loring any conatructive deters crime nor deals with the found himself ln the awkward made retourse. They have very accusedpromptlylaaayoiemln position of trying .to restrain w ,at thi!m . nearly succeeded ln attempts to need of change. A system too her, to convmce Diana that a poiiW 1_., oatura!A! the publishing world c:umbersome, too complex, or premature attempt Ill bring 011 wonld Ioae her ds~t;t:~r with literature explaining how Inadequate Is one working the revolution would be sulci- (ll!l'llstld Mni (l -..~ to make bombs, explosive against the majority. dal . an-a ·-~--• the lime •-d uked 01 devices and tbe weapmry of The Chief Justice's ......... "" 1'8C011111tion of these problems come to lfabt. Dlana'l · street war. Pollee offlcllll are, by virtue and his determination to Whlle the SllS was beginning about of their vocaUon, always at the alleviate them as quicllly and as to plan f« a four-day series of was only · vangilard 111 trouble. Such a job , Constitutionally as posalble Is antlwardemonstraUonslltOcto- ~~ reUea greatly on civic: support. commendable. Meeting his ber, Diana's relationship wllh However, now tbe police are objectives, however, requires Bill Ayers and her family both violence 1!U jwttlflably apprebenst That both Corigludonal and came under Increasing _strain. The ve. support Avers •-d been el~"" one of taw enforcement depatlmenta the b&cklllg of the American , ,,. ~rieed publlt bactlng to lulfDI people. He has mine, and I'm the three natlonsl ofllcera of their dulles lo an un· confident that the over· the We11thermen, along Wtut derstaternent In the greatest wbelmln& "honest element" In Mark Rudd -.d llernardlne ,--ln.,. _•-_;;·degree. this country _will join this of~: andtlmewasln opetlie~~~~-llllllonall of In addition, the officer oo his campalllll and aee It throUgh. ,.,. ·~ lletit worb oo the premise that office. Friends of Diana and ... A'yero say he wu ln~qlng)J the at Home.:.r.~ n ctiKer. . ' Tbe.,.,.ve «<da .-e Jm KIOel, . ,.Jli, ~Cl&Ji lind Mike indw111111taag m dofenae u 1 llneblcter. '!be olbf.r ollenslve bocldldd poalt!on, wingback, w1U haVe tllher Tcm Hoftner, t45 lb. &elllol', or anttlr. ~.~)1.1. ~: -.Boll­ run t/111 p!ill .ind l q iqnll pl!jt4ml_to perfection' Grale, ... )'lllr'l -.1 .,.. punt returner In the SEOAL,,can plat blithe·bolea lid run after catching ·Eagles, TornadOs in Action Friday iw. -------....1 : • ' r--------------------------, h • I IY/as zngton a .... Bouea I N.T. 1'111 3N.T. Pus Puo ~ leod-• ~ ' l41 · . , , WI» wore llju4, IU. n.e Paltirmg on~ c;, ~ ~~l!lil!llll~·~!l· lil4 abe wrote ,lillri, ~ -Itt\* . .ot i'* ,_ • Tbt a lhlrp In tbelr opener aga1nlt team II U,lllll dealolllliild tbe =~ SI,.,Joe 1111 Sa~y, Pl. ·f!e~t ·Bla ~· 404 , _ , ~10, irilJ OutWeilh tbe ·lwq WIOD ago, >,· l:*mtheo«~llne,lll Col!cb QwleJ Cbapcey has' ·per man to 173.-lli!lpre hal two boys wltb minor lnJurlel. "'*' ·~:1 _.._....llqlll'Oy,O.,·,IIept,,1,19'10 ' ~ - '~ tbe · t.ut· WI!Ik _Belpfe klltf!D a · Roil Sial~!~, lq• . , . .One ,of ~ i t,eroe. In Jaot tum.ct,blligedblnr~yf«H Btlp-e ~do~=alt•. tou~o' J'a'\'ker~burg , South (wolber Ci ...P~y lfl!llt,' irNtc's ~ wa. w lb.'..niOr hard ,... 1n tbe St, Joe g~me - .. ,- -.- · Ad ~-J-L.' li*l 'lrFl'; • ' u::.::• ~ •a .. .; ~ !IYDITIIWISECVP , · · • · Jolal'llld,en open tbeedeelnthe . .~,18'1to Bolb;~y,happentoplioy to play, iii. iap~Jerbon, cornpletloms 111 11 attempta II P~y 151. . . ·· tbe ~ Po&Wm. · Old Wulk will gel tbe. call. 11ny Willlama, 171 lb. - .1\t :· ' I ' " __ ,_· ft ' .. P · • writingfuilny:Tho/o!ber)l:illhe about 1111 not gathering enough writes seriously !tile lettm In green 11101111. Chrysler, Hertz, bll-old N: Y. Age of Vulgarity: Danish llnlwe~frotn-tbefarlllli~ _aparbnent house , IIIII a few POJ:IlCHnovlemaker II fll!illng a 1n ~1. ':'lblscanonly IP8Iit dozen othef tqelll of 1111 fllthyversiono!Hanaalr!stian thatrou.N .~~ lltel'aty aggressloiil:'' · ~·· "Goose Girl" .... Ail. dlllntegr~tli\n ~ .th!o ~01\11 iga!JJat me and the ~ o! ~ , RonaldKuhnmade'riorlune lli · the · flesh,ses·clrcwJIIthe· foraDe.\locratlcSoclety($Pil) !amUY The Oldlst _11!4 !!JOf! with the "Prudence lo tlie PID" floor show at the Uttle Mer- and the lli'oWib of a new, much ~ble fonb of~l.i«..in ­ Olck and has another smutty- maltl cafe In Copenh8gen t... smaller org1111lzaUon which Ia !lol!·!iWiler!lbiPbf ~~~aleck hit In ''Girly" .... Call hlm Tale behind aotop star's spill: turned Ill ,terrorism as the 1an11 llild; 11!14 11. ~I"-'71J1ir the Gaga Kahn .... Told 1111 He caught her .... Frlendsffager Weathennen. famll1 bil bMtllilVoi~' wlll! . staffersheliveswithaGennan oheliualooo8slate: Guestlng In June, 196l' the SDS, long fora'h\Uiclrlld::yeara, ·_:,1 gal pal and ball a lwo-year-<>ld with pala In the country, she'd troubled by dell' differences on ''I 'wtll ~ 11!11· ~ to"" ;::: sonDsnwithnoplantowedand answerdoorknocb·lntlienood queollonsofl~,_ lluddenly cluuiB• tbe-" ~ ~ · when they aslled wu that f..- .... Ttme mag's. jol@ng the burst ~~ at a chlollc, IIOYtl'ninii 1111 owit'l!fJ.· ~ II publlcaUon,theGagaKahnsald cutbadt brtgade: Some editors slogan-<lbouting convention In lhouldbeobvloiiiii!\!Dot-t, of COIII'Ie .... Whit ever hap- are roughing It, sharing Ollcago. · to ai!PII«i' aaiy tllovem~llflbat pened "' the old clnemaUc secretartes (no, not for that!) When the SO!! was founded In · would develop Into vtoleace promotions of hippy marriages .... British golfer Tony Jacldln, 1962 II was a fluid, ~pon ~ sgalnsi me' and 1111 family.'; ·, , ' Instead of the smug oppos!U.. who won the U.S. Open, was so which emphasl!ed perswislon, An« Diana bad ~ q, James J. Fox, editor of the unaccustomed to such size community organizing aJ!d the 'Unlted Stateil ,frOm Gut.opllt Ridgway, Pa., Record, will checks, he f«got it was In the broad popular partldpollon In mala, Mr. Ougb~ bad IJ!cor· -111111J111ir. ibe hive his pl:ly "Part of a pocket of his golfing slacks and all Important decisions. By pGrll~ the ~-o\med fmn, denOiili:ed the Darkneas" prod1\Ced at the · "':"t them to the cleaners: HI& 1969, however, the organlzaUon laDd~Qwieht,pertlf aerloillblowfrOm · of Mannhardt Theatre Foundation wife got It back before the was locked In a power Blruggle In the hope that Dlana'•lblrts ~ but with eacb ~ aslta first move toward Bdwy. amount was cleaned off. between the Progrelllive Labor ln'the eoiJIII!Iny wmllil_live b6r ,tho.; wbo ~ becoJiie Party, a hfahly disciplined a vested Interest ln lhe ~ more_determlned tllaq mt. I offshoot of the Communist abe was tun\lng against, 'lbe 'lbe ~ 111 evenlli Pil;bduP . I party, and a more ml,lllant ml.ve did not~- a!t4'-~llld·acjoieptiGDO: -· 1 faction which became tlie ties kl "-'••t ~---.,;.,foOi. wa•~ •••·!-qO,~--, ;~;~~~~~~· "'e4i~ 1 . 1 Weathennen • -·..'!:.,,~, · · -r-· .•.,.,._ • ' · ' I I . I By the end of the Cbl~. • o andbellefMrln ··~:;J-.;•didl!'' trip tQ Cabal , In ~ innd "'""" .., .._...__....__.Ill~ '"141 !~ I By Clarence 11 convention the Weathermen""" hid not · ~;;.;. where to ~ ~~ ..,..,... , ._..,w• lbit vie! •• •r-:-o::;c ~~-~=kan=~ I 1 captured control of the SDS OW:.aiitvldonllclilcb. ~,' ~'•' · :•ldt '1:" . Miller ! na~ional headquartero In Olica- 1be j)asllonatl! ln~ty W\1!' leellnf ~1118 . fpe There are two analogous his authority_IS only as stable as go s West Side ghetto. 1be new whlcl1 tbe Weelbepliea tool! kill~ -iijl;l',~ l!lelr situations gaining momentus In the legal oyslem I!UITOundlng it. SDS ~aderohlp w~ committed their pollllc!al. ldtal created a aarlj ~JitliNrt ~- !· D America which, If CQIItlnued 1bls II my second point. Olief w action and over the smmner state of mind In Diana wbiCb 'Wall··. ...._ let,......, VOnceS unchecked, threaten the fiber of Justice Warren Burger believes of 1969 gradually wort~ out a her father later called "a ~ On tile~ 114~~' ~ ftOI'nt Count justice and order under our the American system of plan for ~ s~t ndl· of ~atelleclual ~ ..... ~ Sept... !ill, :Oiilf a ~ ldi:J. ff• r• system as conceived by the courtroom procedure and the cal31nto a Red Army wblch found her ~!!is IIIII Ieu wt1u., before Dlana'l 1111tar Pliosla Oswald & James Jacoby founders of this nation. administration of justice needs would ffaht the estabUslunenlln Ill really talk about jiolltlal, - 10 be ~ Ia ~0 Finlt is a (uJI«:ale campai1111 reform. I second that motion; the streets of America. lncreulngly belted s11e Diana ailed -' bei- ipmiiy ~ -7-, of terrorism being waged and recent figures support our Late _one ·!"&hi during the did. She finally, r~ to Dwtgbt lna"alll'tlptly·told lbem r---N-O-RTB----1 against taw enforcement of. coocern. So strained, so clogged convention Diana called an old disqUII the subjej:t ~Iller. abe ~ be lo ~ :f51g~ 32 fleers. Through the first eight andoverburdenedisthepr...nt friend from Bryn Mawr, uked "tve made 1111~ cildlloo, -.d be ii ~ a!tlir all. t AQ months of this year, a dozen court system that odds are :nl if she could spend th~ nfabt and daddy," s11e laid. '"l''llh'l no 'J'o a flmny wbiCii liad'_llnys •IU pollcemenhlvebeellkilledand llllthataper1011chargedwitha finally arrived With eight -talkln8 ·1boutlt..'' ' lleeecllliDiina•aabiellce'fll WIIST EAST more than 100 woanded in the serious crime In New York City eldla~ted SDS membeni after Attempla Ia Talk.FIB a Plioflll ~~- 1!IJlen • :.us line of duty. Police are being will never go to prison. In 4:00 m the ~~ - 0111' of Diana came boli.t J1iu 11111 tbe family 'liitl bWIIJ>t. tor • P78U • K8 openly ambushed on city streets Wa.shlnglon, D. C., the average the people With Diana that leslroften· when lht'dld 11- Cblcago D!Aba'a brldiiiQiald ::: 3 1~:~ ~ 2 or In resldenUal areas. Some delay between a felony arrest nigbt W11B Alan Howar<l, who usually with group ilt dreeuUn.at ~ onl!el' bed, SOllTB (D) have been lured Into "false and trial is 10 months. And In had been ""!'king . for the Her father, opP\lled to her a ldnd of wall bid to • Q alann" corners from which an Loa Angeles, thecourlcaseload underground Uberation News pollUcalldi'u'but'iit the .....e .-ge between her lilt . 8 • A~ 10 all-out exchange of gunfire is growing 10 Umes faster than , Service In New York time .fasclQated . them, flmlly. +KH oftenUmes results. . the population, attempted - to: ~. the That ' Jlf.aOle i '' ..' 'tl;.,;,'\; ¥, ' ag:~ton ' 30 Purtamoutb 11_- Tigers roll for second siralghl victory In preparaUon to sttH SEO competition. Jackoan 114 Greenfield ta. Mlll'pbt's I'UIIllin!l Is major · dlffer0nce fot ltBD' sEO .,_.~ ,~ ..·h· .,'\' '"' ""~~ ..'""' OJ • tw,]... ""''"''' -, ••, ,,,," ~... . :. '-t~ ~ tco~,IJ!.,II!lml. lnq•~JI'IJ!I!e to celelrste 11112Jst Eagles, who look like a powerhouse this season, l'OIIIped over the Hannan Trace Wildcats, 34.0, last Friday. Against tbe Pirates last.......,, Euu.m won, 22-0. Ritchie Is hoping w avoid whit hlppened w the Eagles last year, (then under Coach Billy Kincaid), as they reeled off three straight wlns Jn their f'"' t th ree games, then ·-• two wtns the sa1vaged umy lnder of tbe finish ~ma year to I. Jim Amabary, 150 lb. junior quarU.rback,sonof the late Ken Amsbary, one time GalllpoiiJ grid star, II still out with llllilb.senlortacldeandathr... year letterman, Is a doubtful starU.r,asheishamperedbya minor Injury, Ritchie said he Is pleased with the defense In drilla this week and the way his boys have been hitting. He e>:pects a tough game frmn the Pirates, ·who lost their opener Ill Fairview, Ky., 24-11. The Eagles will have to contain the outside rwmlng of 132 lb. junior hallback Harvey Brown. Probable starters for Eastern wiUbe11101b.seniorTomKarr, quarterback; 190 lb. senior Dave Smith, fullback; 140 lb. JUnior Rick Sanders and 110 lb. goy aume ;,~:; ,~.( Flyers, .· tacldea; 170 lb. The playa of t74 lb. sellior, Lewlill.ld u:; lb. ft$lr .wo.• c !;"" . _,. 110 lb. junior Dennis Eichinger ~. ~~ ~::~·~ lll·llr/ ·· and 1311b. junl..- Bob ColdweU, taculllr. Tbt .middle guard IU On defense ends; 1501b. Junior Alan Duvall lb. jllllor John (Bt.-) ~ Finley are the.;.,.,.. and 190 lb. junior Alan Holter, plugged up the middle with Adams tactlea· lb. tackles; 167 lb. senior Richard some be doleuslve worlc. Aloo l.ai-ey C...,, ·~ -Ill' Uter and 160 lb. Roger Karr, playing wen were tackles Ellopules and ' Pttd1 guards and 165 lb. sellior, Abbott IIIIIIAe. linebackers; Howard Bahr, center. The linebackers are 11ny llltiUIIer On defl!l19i! will be 165 lb. William• and Lehew. 'The lrotbef, 130 ' lb. senior ,Gordon Holter, 170 lb. cornerbllckswiUbe&ffnerlllll Dwayne at sophmnore Dick SU.ttler and 180 either antth, Mart"""'·-- or •·gle middle' ........., . 1 lb. . j un 1or, Rick Hauber, Faulk. At the deep ".........,• "" ' --•· bac•s Bt'- COlllpe'- In tbe linemen; Hoi a .,.. . U!r and 145 lb. .....,.tiona are Grate llld "''· "·"-· ~-,.;._-·e ......... ,.._ BOlli H ,..... """' •-• .............., ...... , u .. uu. or Ei:; Cald'!ell, ends; Haggerey, l321b. oenlor. Gnte eludes Nelsonville-York, r, ger, -car... , and and Haggerty, along with Warren Local, · Fedef'al· Tmn Karr, llnebackers; and Lehew, Hoffner Smith and """"'·· 11111 Vlnlm ,._,.:.., Bob Calclwell and Sanders, ' ' '...-.n&• ......,.,. safeties. Eichinger will start at end ui '""* Trt- game. The main cogs In the Plra!A!s' attack are, beside& Brown 140 lb. junior quarterback Ja'ctte Smith, 148 lb. senior hallblck BobbyRaUifl,andl301b.senlor guard Phil Saunders. Tt1 "'GI·Piwtt" ,IHI ~ ptift fH 'Hlih ... 111 IIOW ... GET FREE BAnERY.TEST! -TOVIUSMMEETING COLUMBUS (UP!) _ The fifth annual governor's con· Iorence on tourism will be held here Oct. t:l-14 with offlcllll from the fields of ac· commodatlons, dining, recreation and travel discussing Ohio's $3 billion , Buy Now-Ply 111MEll\' T..,. • Frttlllltlliatia• Riler Oil Co. Inc. YOU'LL LIKE OUR SERVICE 700 E. Main m-2101 Pomen>y ~! - -~to ,C011110 Wbantly.hld blrlbda¥. , lime to unpack his bogs 1n ctydeWrlflhtpltcbeda -tbreeWllllln8ton -Iince belns eaJied liter to joJn Dun Chance as the up from Plllsfleld, Masll., for a only California pitchers In little laiHMIOll Ufdatance by hlltory to win 31 games In one the Senators. But he liu pooled season as the Angell defeated two vlctorlel after two starts Mlnneoota. Wright IIIIOW 20-11. -.da !Dial of five appearances, llookle Bert BI)'Ieven, Mtnnelncludlna a u trlumpb over aota's atarter, • Ued _a maJor Baltimore Wednesday nfahl, lesgue record by strlklng out Deapltetbelou,bowever,the theflntidJibaltershefaoedbut Orloleadldcllnch atltaat !lefor look lis eighth lou when be was flnt place In the Alnerlcan relieved ln the aevanth. Alez League East as the seconclplace Johnson bit his tilth homer 111 New York Yankees lost to She year lit the fulll'lh ior tile Boston, J.J. Angeleo' ,first run, IIIII they got in other American League three eemed 1'1118ln the sixth as games, California defeated the Twin& fumbled two ground Mlmaota, w, J.l,Osldand Detroitdefeat. beat balls. Cevaland, Om Mincher alnlled heme a VITAMIN .c1111e .• , ' 1989, lllth 111me ~City wu ralried 0111. 'taulll. the ~ 21 ~a. Marauders Cincinnati dlnci1ed at leu! • In lim.,..; for SEQ , ilell , tieforWplaeelalheNational ' """ . • OP,ell8l' League Willi, Houston, ...k against ruued Ironton. 3-2, Wblle ~lace Loa W:•.~.er ..ly 21 Porr.~Joutb,'ft'lll! Angeles 1011 1o San Diego, t.o. bo~U~~:~ ~ aftei' JM_ Pllllbtqb Ina-eased lis NL . ld w..et. , Ell!· lead to two games by Notre l)ame 411 beatlns Pldladelpbill, w, wldle Rllcllelll in Monlrelll beat New York, t--2, f!ld Sl. Louis wblpped Ollcago, n.nt.o l 1,1. Atlanta defeated San ~·~Ill. ~jot ~.I0.7,1n tbe remain·~ NL aletll. · tnce illlowed only a btCI!ia to ID Don a.flotd In •, .IIIII a double by the leCIII1d; fans bol!ed .l!ng 11 by ., at the' illrq. outs , Oakland pb&t the Brewers. RIJiand Flngera went all tbe WIY lo piCk up 1111 seventh win against nine losses. llome. runa by AI Kaflne and Jim Price lrfa&ered a Ill-lUll fourth iJIIIng IIIII, gave Detroit Ita victory over the Indiana. Mickey Lollch got bll 13tb vidory but needed ninth-inning relief from Tom Timmerman. , GIVES Pl!ft'llii8Ill'l BAtTIMORE (UPI)-A Marylllld Judie bas given tbe Baltimore-Colla permission to play tllelr bome CJplllfl' against lbe - CUy QUefs In : Sladlum Montlll7 FREE FREE REGULAR '2.98 FOOTBALL WITH fAOtBOm.E Of LARGE SIZE BEXEL SOLD Also register for free SSO Microscope (1200x) TO BE GIVEN AWAY Oct 31st No purchase required. PAMPERS SPECIAL OFFER OVERNITE 69' CREST delpi~ -~ bueblllteam. ' tblt floJtl R~~ol.29 I l!.. · ,1110, .. - Kloos. P8Vll Qooper • The de'- wu like the Roger Wlllilml ''rock of G.llnller" Jut woek In · aenlci- RGcl the le<Cllld half 118alnst the senior, Mark ' j::lor~'l\:err:y:Carson::·~hallbl::c:ks:;~tour:is~tlnd:us:try:.----~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~ HOot:•ehad champl. ed ~Willkee. Hand • twJ. rllllntbellratlnnlngl.ldhltllll c ~ 14 Lotlan, I. ~ rqbter betweell a.tcago and 27th homer ln tbe sixth to lelld " ' Ada!ns, ,,, MODES$ 12's R" 55' ;h&-1.09 1-C...,O-N-TA..,.,C,.-~r»suilooll!w .... _. -1 PAft4TI ·'· ' ' '' 1.59 Re&- 179 ' ' 29'. �I " • 3-TbtJ:li!lll'fblille~VIAAI-~ • . r . .- Bro~a~ay, ·. Diiiiti,_ ; Voice BY JACI. 'o1;iwN , ,.; Burt We're told it liu ''ljuallty" ~ __ , story · writing =. ~_:;.;::lyoteo: ;~·s !?: Luft. ~ ::.w..=:~ .:r~ ; ··thtlr daqhter Loraa from week· and- up 111fero, and he .•. use a bit of 'l""'ty .... ~In! .... Notabed loi:Althellec.llweekaltheLas operatorsare~ubliutthe . -:--notlon-mom'stragediescame VeguRlvleraproblblyjustto dearthofuysortofplaystbll ., : !run too -much • too- SOjln .... pay Cbrlllmao present billa .... ~ .... '!be Ro.lllng Stones ::- ~:CIIItlng;.record ;--.·LiurenceStillofEatoniOwn,N. ::--'J'· • a11o ball ouggealed the ·"·"mfka-leallloody Mary be .... ! ' •'·''nlmed "Bloody Sbame" (In···•'lteldofthegerm-like·I(IIUd 1 .::: 111 ''VIrgin Mary:') •1.. JaCkie ' : ij,_· -c• Gieuon's ll'dera for arrival l ·: ·'IKme In ria. Included 111 • (--'station wag0111lllll 11111111111 ~ ;: ''lwo>pbonelimlf .... Cruel !ella In ~. -:., Lll Vegas lll<!te that Mae West ;; (ln the earilemptible ''Myra 1 ;,.,,reclilnridge") "lqoked like 1 l:•.llliljie Kimpton's daughter"; l ,:•'HOpe g... II the gentle Barnum ; . ·!•1rM-tment and ofahed: "It's : .' 'belter to be knocked than i ~ <• ipored." .... 8obo Roc:kefeller .:'liolllailled ber son Winthrop Jr. ;";(lOll 111 the Ark. guv) at i."Cbauveron OD his way back to ~d's Oxford u . .. .. La ''' Pwlite Malson staffers report '"· ·<"ilarry Belafoo!A!'o wife Julie /~lowed about her Th-year-<Jid ,. -l~Jinrlsh parents _ both at' •llendlng school .... Her dad, George Robinson, recently :· -blind, allolesches at the L. A. Institute : . Carolyn J~ flnlsbed her - rnograpblc novel" about J :_"po ' -sbow his ud says she'll lose all ' hllr friends when it hlta pay· 'l CooledY writerhaU JackhisDouglas American manager, unly spends time llild:Jbllr AllenKleln,spllt .... SOII\etbing 1\eifh . .•ew • ' J 'ar " ' ' " f ··· i• • 1 · ' ·· . ' • ' lj'l l' " 'l-·e·a ·::~ ··b··· ' . : ·&' 1·· , . By WCINPA FRANKS · ·• .• · . .,;,.,. · ·TIJC!~~1fl!RI ,aud ' ' ~nltOd PriM mteruW.W, (cop,rlabl ll10) '!'be final nine IIIOilths of Diana Ol!£blon's Ufe ~.ere absor\l"d.ahnoslent!reiYbYthe -, ,. ·: : / , ~ eapialnlngwbytbO-wu ~spentlltagWcl-\llolll!l. · '" You- of 1 ~- ' against capitalism," ~·falbei' . ~~~~~~~i~ ~ft1."2.1~ :T":.-··. &11 opening no18 polllls Jacoby JumPed ID aplldes slmp!y to nlse to l!O'InlmP game. beirt lead llmpiUied ~~f!t ---------------------------1 ·:~~ !Helen ~~di=~:~to~t:a ;.~ ;: ~ :;(, ., ..•', ' a ' / ' / ' ' Help Us !·==ln:ru,:: beauty,almost .. unllktDiana's 1 warm, enveloping IIOlt1 ~of~. . Bottel Ayers toltl Diana he would wwldn't work, and sat my not allow himself to be Ued IIi wed"'ng date ivtth Allen. one i\'0111an &ncl she began: "' wu hippy - escept .... -•'"'• ~eryone -·• her time· ·'with , a IIIIi bride! n~~~ other m~:... · ' l'v~beenmaiTiedtwomonths . ......-*Credit"""' and all I can think of II getting ~ the same peiiod out .. rm still ctaay about BID, Dlana;s father canceled ~ PI IIIII probably lllwsya will, be, company credit card abe ~ but my folb think he's no iood · · · (because Ill 1111'~ money mad). Ullll'cceplable Hipple") becl!llle They worship Allen. He'll ail: that ,eatatlc ac_cep~ ,(~. -'~"'!"" PROVIDE for me, they say, the· "gr,a~provlder")wdeyou w~a Bill 11 "the hlppl~ ..,...,.\flill A girl Ukee 'to Ullht · type, . 1 . · 'ii\CI hi~ .~ ~er own. chil,l<:f. lfeelllkuuch afool, Bojen. It ~ 'i!bOn JimiiiiiS 8lk\ frleiJdl was a big, upel11lve w~ Ptiah ki!Jiiard, slle'J llabW:to with aU kinds 111'terri!IC gilts, bjlcll off. ·; IIIII both aidea·of tbe family so .True, you .weren't reedy \IIPPl' because they're all 'belt· but 'neltliOr ar, ,,.... ,..,_ends. llow can 1 hurl lhem.. dlvcrce ilnd a~ Bu\ if I don't, I'D be hurllntl BIU ,wfiole,. bi&tO,t t\lletllllll 11111011 a goOd deal 11 that ,no ~ .,rililre. He's too nlcu .klget of ' -~ ' '· ' li \We who dotlllll'llov~ iWn. '.. and top 1 1 1 By Helen 1 YOI:JTH ASKED FOR IT! ''11111 collll!lll Ia lor yN>no l!"IIJIIa, tbelr problems --.. and . ~. their troublea and lhel-e. lflin; &with the rest of Helesr ~;,;_~~;~.~~~·, llllp Uo!, It welcomes la~Whi· II! but woo't dodge a serious qutlllon with a brus)l.off, Send your teenage questions w YOtml ASKED FOR IT, we of Helen Help Ua! this lleJiilpaper. TPO'J~TE , GETS SMART o.,r ·llelel1: , 17 •t arii Ja.iand a bride. Anll nlllerable. · We went~ for 1 ~~ bllwiDc the lllltl'iliP'.~ 1 engaged, ~' A~Jep llaten. II' ',1 hltting hard ln drllla this week and are ImproVIng. ' ' Coach Jim Cook's Falcons took It oo the nose from Sheridan last week, 111-0. But Miller 1iu some bi3 boys .,j their offensive line and lit their back!leld. At quarterblclt wtU be J8f lb. aophomore Dove Stamer; the fullbaclt 11 a 2021b ]unlor, Pete Kiener, 11111 ai halfback.t are 142 lb. senior John Hinkle and 140 lb. junior Mike Merdde The offensl~ line ww be Ed • ·'*" · 1 l ,_ 1· ·· ',.. ,. ' _ LOS ANGELES _ Dove , , ..JI!I'l!eita,, .'!otmer Gallipolis . Ufjle ~ 11111 high '~ebool ,, ~ h led Ji!lllrat _·' t;:~ -: utout Weiln:: l _, '· · ~bert. blanked the Loa " ~IM Dodgers '4-0 and the , ' · ;fOii aiJ but ~ted the · D\iiisenfrOmtbetVIOWe tern '"'DI'ri,a!on champjonohlp ra~ ln the' Natlonall..eliJae , SJiZ ' .,, ·Ciaferice 0 ,· £: ·:.::second/ 1~hometo ( . ·, illl ~I lllrilghlmajor J;!u.a se':!,umtf~·ln :::::~ tlie ·. · , ·' 1 irttlndl. ,, ,. • YictGrt It ":as Roberts' of the ear seventh a1ns1 13 'letbacko and ~ ~ wlri of ,_ , · • ,.- · '!hit"Y!l"' ~!ll' the Dodgero. It ...., Padres' -.IXIh win Jn ilob). bait · a lri!Hd_ i16 IIIII ~ -WIJ!Iaml, 142 lb.. .Junior. _an tooth. ilmttl! Is )I proba~ II$Ur ~~ 6J1e eo!'• nerbldt li!lil WUllainl II' 1111 _replacen*lt.lf neltbe!:.IIJUble •brceilded •-, \· . ~ Domdl JkUi. Tbll !llhl~te ran ovc, 145 ,udlllld ·~ ~ 111 being rat,d with tbe JeaPe:a l'tll· AJio,lll3 lb. senior quarterback Bob Werry, threaded 111 needle for 9 Cblcago, 11-l,lll drop the CUba IICI open up a two-came lead another game off the pace. In tbe bjlcUc NaUonal League Grant took over fo~ starter East. · Bob Mooseln the sixth Inning The Pirates obtained the 35- and allll'!'ed the Pblls only one =~:~~waivers hlt tbrougll the eighth. Three day later he· and one rellevera were u...t In the ninth . lumed In three With John Lamb getting the ~~gs of reUef In final out but not before the Pbllsde~ 11--3 victory over Phlls hid put the tying runs on Renko ' base. ' a one-time • Meta Ba.,.Oiea Paceo Attack farmhand who wu traded to Manny SanguiUen hid three Montreallaatyearlnthedeal hlta,. drove In one run and for Donn Clonde9!Jn, ao.t some scored two Ill pace the Pirate feasure of revenge sga101t hll attack off loaer Jim Bunning, ormer · teammates .when he Moose got credit for his lith 2 pi= s 4win against ninelossea. n · over ew '"' · Renllo a 6-loot.S, 230 pounder, ....~ for Glboon, he poaled his couldn't contain his joy over ._,.victory and lOth In the last beating the Meta. 11 decisions as St. Loull bell ~y ~ Q- JM· '/ '• \; ''""" : .. ,. : -•: • . ' · ·" · ' ' ·B_· ·_ 12_ BID Cotlalewald, . . ;· ··"1'1-•IM-J.W "le '"'' or Gogo, as .- ·' ·-. · . ,, - , :. -, ' . F!-t "'-r*me u o ~ I ,, . ',_, · i': ' ~JlOIJ:- - · -~ , , . ~<&ncaster llli Athens t~. Lalt • . . _,,: llowttiat'~- ~ -jltten wiek's uoaet won't happen _,l ~ - '-'1'1V n~ _ O ·- u . t 11<1: ·' lllve left' 111 'We'iiltlat · for another ~ or'~ ciln~ in the -~~~- of blgh . 11C11o<i1 football. · . ..,. An lnlerutln& bailie Is ''- , ', · lo llhape up be\Wten · • _pro of tbe ' -~ '~;~~:~~;: world • Mlljor . I . It · • f •; "Even though I was developed In their organization they never give me much of a chance," said the 25-year-<>ld righthander. Renko allowed the Meta only five hits, Including a pair of homers by Art Sllarnsky, but theEspoamanagedathree-i'UII inning In tbe third off Tmn Seaver, with the help of a key em>r by Clendenon. WhUe Renko as winning 1111 12th gaine,Severtookhis12thloss. Gibson, In beating the Cuba showed why bls is conaldered one of the best pitchers In did baseball.attack Joe Torre led hits, the cardinal with three Including a two-run homer, while Ted Simmons alto hom ed 1 St Lo · er or · ws . l A d au • .ao es CJ.,SSQte. ___... . T&e. • 1&1 f ' '. ;:w . lrJOie Posts 13-5 . '•I The offensive lineup for Coach Bob Ashley's Tornadoes Is Bob Eynon,1501b. fresbinan, center; Terry Varney, U5 lb. junl..-, and Bill Cornell, 140 lb. junl..-, guards; Ron IIIII, 230 lb. soph0010re, and a>uck Yost, l3i lb. sophomore, tackles;- Mike Nease, 130 lb. aophomore, and NJck lhle, 160 lb. sophomore, en~s; Ed Lawson, 140 lb. sophomore, and Rod Holman, 130 lb. aophomore, hallbacb·, Jay IIIII, 130 lb. 'l"PP!mnore, fullback, and Steve Jenkins 151 lb. junior, quarterback. ' Coach Larry Ritchie's D d- 8 .,f~ '!rlillli"~~ .rut '"-11!1 '-.- ,- , · earlier~~~ tfJe day ' "'!L (j~ ' ,-m~ ,.,tor, · ·'\! .,, , ? ' ' 0 -l Joe WlnneniJerg, Ill lb. senior, and Rogw llr1l!llon;' 170 lb, junior, guards; John Win· nembetg, 195 lb. jUnior, and John Boyles, 187 lb. junior, tackles, and Jerry Bankes, 142 IIi. senior, and Rich Eberts, 140 lb. junior, at the ends. On defenile will be Bnmtoo and Boyles, guard&; Kiener and John Wlnnenberg, tackles·, Eberts and Jimmy llodlon, 140 lb. Junior, ends; l'aul Olllh, 180 ' lb. junior, Joe Wlnnenberg, and Merckle, I!Jiebackers, and Bankes and liJnk)e, safeUeo. did their part In help!Jig the _ ~ . . ·~i~up~. ~-u.:-. : b:~l'l:w~r;.rl~ . . ' J!I~1J"glf,1BI!!t!J-.~· ~ ·'Utiit(jjtei8btsimes. W:R,- • llllllor Dove •Boyd; ..,...J., .,d Tip)' ~ 1b, -lleldor ~· Abbott 11 Flyera .1- Assistant 008ch John Blab said the Toi'nadoes hive been FergiJ!ICIII,156Ib. junior,center; '; ' ·nadilel ho.it tbe '·Miller Fal4\oni 'Will IIi' non , ,; anctiht ~ oleape pme ,, ' to Nortli """'· •orEaga~-!~~m '' """""' ·, ; " HV~,, Collference - bettie with _')be Pll'a~ Friday nfabt u the ·_ ~ Gf week of football rolla aro~d for tbe two· Meigs . Cotmty•Jichooll. · ..- ,_. ,'" Sllutbern, which dropped I U. ,: ( · .• declaim to the tough Fedlral· .,,_, j ~~ lloi:!'lnlf Lllicers at Racine last , 1,, , · :~kl:liilll be out Ill revenge a defeat handed ·by the ! i :: "~ lut'yi!ar, R enort , a _g a ' in • - early conversion Todav'a · · _,BJ,; JtEmi lflSECUP .-oe S!!_ul~etio L9cal Tor. I' W. Off!cl4ls here Ingo . , · ca~,In revoluilon..wttb bel'~ aof'lbttll17hlll to ilL 1!"!1 ·col nO'tmtttt'•11li!y 'teemw114 to ·. year of violent a · ' '11M · Dljla_'fill' I In · ;jj 1i1nd ' Of"'~ police, ~ an ~a q1 legal -chlng .; went walk language, reducing ~ . growing hoatillty toward law- the point where Instead of sMre kl phrasea like, ' 11011, 11!811" fina!IIY enforcement officers and, for protecting .the Innocent, It Is Drive. They talked about the and "outtaslghl" ~"gel 11 that matter, anythlnt remotely benefitting the guilty. I!Dpendlng split in SDS and the together " ~ 10 ..., , identified with tbe "elllablisb- The frightful consequence of Weatherman man~estn, ~Y quesUon\~tth mack1Jis li(ijjhter ment." these cyclic sltuaUons In our wntten by Diana 8 boyfriend, and exaggerated !lllbeUef, IIUN Aaaaulta on pollee In 1969 society Is that the ad· Bill Ayers. 1be 25,~d of eaCh olber aM lntoliinjl~111 numbered an lncl'edlble 35,2112 mlnlstraUon of justice Is no mantfesto-Nlmed after a tine the bellef8 Of 11\yone'' ~ -aflguremorethandoublethe longer swift and sure. Decent In a Bob Dylan song, "You thelroWJI.clrdi. · ' - ' ,, J· 1963 account. Eighty-sis peop~,whooupportlawofflcers Don't Need a Weathennan Ill . ~Mr.~.~· policemen were killed bJ but are now witn~sslng a Tell Which Way Ue Wind 1n· queitlonlng 1111• ~ crlmlnala last year, ststem wblch seems kl be Blo!"'" '-81'gued that white about bel'· polltlill 'IIIli, Revolutionaries and avowed Ineffective are becoming radical3 In the Unlled Stales IOlllOiime8 kid bbD jft ...... 1error1sts w]lo openly proclaim -frustraled, btlter and are losln& could help bring on a worldwide Once he asbd '!Mr. . . ' loyallytogueJ'I'illa 1t1eo1ogy and faith in that sYStem. At the revolution only by flgbting In Wealhemlell..te'lelliN the destruction of our sysimn opposite end Of the spectrum, the streets of the ''inother · . .· , _ esbort their ldeallsUc followers the lawless element is confident country·" Ill ''ltill the pip" in order "to . that they can "getaway" with Howard, who had first starled Insure the survival" of their. crime without retaliation. Diana thinking seiously about mother paper-thin ldeall without of. A system which neither revoluUon In Gua!A!mala, liOW abe loring any conatructive deters crime nor deals with the found himself ln the awkward made retourse. They have very accusedpromptlylaaayoiemln position of trying .to restrain w ,at thi!m . nearly succeeded ln attempts to need of change. A system too her, to convmce Diana that a poiiW 1_., oatura!A! the publishing world c:umbersome, too complex, or premature attempt Ill bring 011 wonld Ioae her ds~t;t:~r with literature explaining how Inadequate Is one working the revolution would be sulci- (ll!l'llstld Mni (l -..~ to make bombs, explosive against the majority. dal . an-a ·-~--• the lime •-d uked 01 devices and tbe weapmry of The Chief Justice's ......... "" 1'8C011111tion of these problems come to lfabt. Dlana'l · street war. Pollee offlcllll are, by virtue and his determination to Whlle the SllS was beginning about of their vocaUon, always at the alleviate them as quicllly and as to plan f« a four-day series of was only · vangilard 111 trouble. Such a job , Constitutionally as posalble Is antlwardemonstraUonslltOcto- ~~ reUea greatly on civic: support. commendable. Meeting his ber, Diana's relationship wllh However, now tbe police are objectives, however, requires Bill Ayers and her family both violence 1!U jwttlflably apprebenst That both Corigludonal and came under Increasing _strain. The ve. support Avers •-d been el~"" one of taw enforcement depatlmenta the b&cklllg of the American , ,,. ~rieed publlt bactlng to lulfDI people. He has mine, and I'm the three natlonsl ofllcera of their dulles lo an un· confident that the over· the We11thermen, along Wtut derstaternent In the greatest wbelmln& "honest element" In Mark Rudd -.d llernardlne ,--ln.,. _•-_;;·degree. this country _will join this of~: andtlmewasln opetlie~~~~-llllllonall of In addition, the officer oo his campalllll and aee It throUgh. ,.,. ·~ lletit worb oo the premise that office. Friends of Diana and ... A'yero say he wu ln~qlng)J the at Home.:.r.~ n ctiKer. . ' Tbe.,.,.ve «<da .-e Jm KIOel, . ,.Jli, ~Cl&Ji lind Mike indw111111taag m dofenae u 1 llneblcter. '!be olbf.r ollenslve bocldldd poalt!on, wingback, w1U haVe tllher Tcm Hoftner, t45 lb. &elllol', or anttlr. ~.~)1.1. ~: -.Boll­ run t/111 p!ill .ind l q iqnll pl!jt4ml_to perfection' Grale, ... )'lllr'l -.1 .,.. punt returner In the SEOAL,,can plat blithe·bolea lid run after catching ·Eagles, TornadOs in Action Friday iw. -------....1 : • ' r--------------------------, h • I IY/as zngton a .... Bouea I N.T. 1'111 3N.T. Pus Puo ~ leod-• ~ ' l41 · . , , WI» wore llju4, IU. n.e Paltirmg on~ c;, ~ ~~l!lil!llll~·~!l· lil4 abe wrote ,lillri, ~ -Itt\* . .ot i'* ,_ • Tbt a lhlrp In tbelr opener aga1nlt team II U,lllll dealolllliild tbe =~ SI,.,Joe 1111 Sa~y, Pl. ·f!e~t ·Bla ~· 404 , _ , ~10, irilJ OutWeilh tbe ·lwq WIOD ago, >,· l:*mtheo«~llne,lll Col!cb QwleJ Cbapcey has' ·per man to 173.-lli!lpre hal two boys wltb minor lnJurlel. "'*' ·~:1 _.._....llqlll'Oy,O.,·,IIept,,1,19'10 ' ~ - '~ tbe · t.ut· WI!Ik _Belpfe klltf!D a · Roil Sial~!~, lq• . , . .One ,of ~ i t,eroe. In Jaot tum.ct,blligedblnr~yf«H Btlp-e ~do~=alt•. tou~o' J'a'\'ker~burg , South (wolber Ci ...P~y lfl!llt,' irNtc's ~ wa. w lb.'..niOr hard ,... 1n tbe St, Joe g~me - .. ,- -.- · Ad ~-J-L.' li*l 'lrFl'; • ' u::.::• ~ •a .. .; ~ !IYDITIIWISECVP , · · • · Jolal'llld,en open tbeedeelnthe . .~,18'1to Bolb;~y,happentoplioy to play, iii. iap~Jerbon, cornpletloms 111 11 attempta II P~y 151. . . ·· tbe ~ Po&Wm. · Old Wulk will gel tbe. call. 11ny Willlama, 171 lb. - .1\t :· ' I ' " __ ,_· ft ' .. P · • writingfuilny:Tho/o!ber)l:illhe about 1111 not gathering enough writes seriously !tile lettm In green 11101111. Chrysler, Hertz, bll-old N: Y. Age of Vulgarity: Danish llnlwe~frotn-tbefarlllli~ _aparbnent house , IIIII a few POJ:IlCHnovlemaker II fll!illng a 1n ~1. ':'lblscanonly IP8Iit dozen othef tqelll of 1111 fllthyversiono!Hanaalr!stian thatrou.N .~~ lltel'aty aggressloiil:'' · ~·· "Goose Girl" .... Ail. dlllntegr~tli\n ~ .th!o ~01\11 iga!JJat me and the ~ o! ~ , RonaldKuhnmade'riorlune lli · the · flesh,ses·clrcwJIIthe· foraDe.\locratlcSoclety($Pil) !amUY The Oldlst _11!4 !!JOf! with the "Prudence lo tlie PID" floor show at the Uttle Mer- and the lli'oWib of a new, much ~ble fonb of~l.i«..in ­ Olck and has another smutty- maltl cafe In Copenh8gen t... smaller org1111lzaUon which Ia !lol!·!iWiler!lbiPbf ~~~aleck hit In ''Girly" .... Call hlm Tale behind aotop star's spill: turned Ill ,terrorism as the 1an11 llild; 11!14 11. ~I"-'71J1ir the Gaga Kahn .... Told 1111 He caught her .... Frlendsffager Weathennen. famll1 bil bMtllilVoi~' wlll! . staffersheliveswithaGennan oheliualooo8slate: Guestlng In June, 196l' the SDS, long fora'h\Uiclrlld::yeara, ·_:,1 gal pal and ball a lwo-year-<>ld with pala In the country, she'd troubled by dell' differences on ''I 'wtll ~ 11!11· ~ to"" ;::: sonDsnwithnoplantowedand answerdoorknocb·lntlienood queollonsofl~,_ lluddenly cluuiB• tbe-" ~ ~ · when they aslled wu that f..- .... Ttme mag's. jol@ng the burst ~~ at a chlollc, IIOYtl'ninii 1111 owit'l!fJ.· ~ II publlcaUon,theGagaKahnsald cutbadt brtgade: Some editors slogan-<lbouting convention In lhouldbeobvloiiiii!\!Dot-t, of COIII'Ie .... Whit ever hap- are roughing It, sharing Ollcago. · to ai!PII«i' aaiy tllovem~llflbat pened "' the old clnemaUc secretartes (no, not for that!) When the SO!! was founded In · would develop Into vtoleace promotions of hippy marriages .... British golfer Tony Jacldln, 1962 II was a fluid, ~pon ~ sgalnsi me' and 1111 family.'; ·, , ' Instead of the smug oppos!U.. who won the U.S. Open, was so which emphasl!ed perswislon, An« Diana bad ~ q, James J. Fox, editor of the unaccustomed to such size community organizing aJ!d the 'Unlted Stateil ,frOm Gut.opllt Ridgway, Pa., Record, will checks, he f«got it was In the broad popular partldpollon In mala, Mr. Ougb~ bad IJ!cor· -111111J111ir. ibe hive his pl:ly "Part of a pocket of his golfing slacks and all Important decisions. By pGrll~ the ~-o\med fmn, denOiili:ed the Darkneas" prod1\Ced at the · "':"t them to the cleaners: HI& 1969, however, the organlzaUon laDd~Qwieht,pertlf aerloillblowfrOm · of Mannhardt Theatre Foundation wife got It back before the was locked In a power Blruggle In the hope that Dlana'•lblrts ~ but with eacb ~ aslta first move toward Bdwy. amount was cleaned off. between the Progrelllive Labor ln'the eoiJIII!Iny wmllil_live b6r ,tho.; wbo ~ becoJiie Party, a hfahly disciplined a vested Interest ln lhe ~ more_determlned tllaq mt. I offshoot of the Communist abe was tun\lng against, 'lbe 'lbe ~ 111 evenlli Pil;bduP . I party, and a more ml,lllant ml.ve did not~- a!t4'-~llld·acjoieptiGDO: -· 1 faction which became tlie ties kl "-'••t ~---.,;.,foOi. wa•~ •••·!-qO,~--, ;~;~~~~~~· "'e4i~ 1 . 1 Weathennen • -·..'!:.,,~, · · -r-· .•.,.,._ • ' · ' I I . I By the end of the Cbl~. • o andbellefMrln ··~:;J-.;•didl!'' trip tQ Cabal , In ~ innd "'""" .., .._...__....__.Ill~ '"141 !~ I By Clarence 11 convention the Weathermen""" hid not · ~;;.;. where to ~ ~~ ..,..,... , ._..,w• lbit vie! •• •r-:-o::;c ~~-~=kan=~ I 1 captured control of the SDS OW:.aiitvldonllclilcb. ~,' ~'•' · :•ldt '1:" . Miller ! na~ional headquartero In Olica- 1be j)asllonatl! ln~ty W\1!' leellnf ~1118 . fpe There are two analogous his authority_IS only as stable as go s West Side ghetto. 1be new whlcl1 tbe Weelbepliea tool! kill~ -iijl;l',~ l!lelr situations gaining momentus In the legal oyslem I!UITOundlng it. SDS ~aderohlp w~ committed their pollllc!al. ldtal created a aarlj ~JitliNrt ~- !· D America which, If CQIItlnued 1bls II my second point. Olief w action and over the smmner state of mind In Diana wbiCb 'Wall··. ...._ let,......, VOnceS unchecked, threaten the fiber of Justice Warren Burger believes of 1969 gradually wort~ out a her father later called "a ~ On tile~ 114~~' ~ ftOI'nt Count justice and order under our the American system of plan for ~ s~t ndl· of ~atelleclual ~ ..... ~ Sept... !ill, :Oiilf a ~ ldi:J. ff• r• system as conceived by the courtroom procedure and the cal31nto a Red Army wblch found her ~!!is IIIII Ieu wt1u., before Dlana'l 1111tar Pliosla Oswald & James Jacoby founders of this nation. administration of justice needs would ffaht the estabUslunenlln Ill really talk about jiolltlal, - 10 be ~ Ia ~0 Finlt is a (uJI«:ale campai1111 reform. I second that motion; the streets of America. lncreulngly belted s11e Diana ailed -' bei- ipmiiy ~ -7-, of terrorism being waged and recent figures support our Late _one ·!"&hi during the did. She finally, r~ to Dwtgbt lna"alll'tlptly·told lbem r---N-O-RTB----1 against taw enforcement of. coocern. So strained, so clogged convention Diana called an old disqUII the subjej:t ~Iller. abe ~ be lo ~ :f51g~ 32 fleers. Through the first eight andoverburdenedisthepr...nt friend from Bryn Mawr, uked "tve made 1111~ cildlloo, -.d be ii ~ a!tlir all. t AQ months of this year, a dozen court system that odds are :nl if she could spend th~ nfabt and daddy," s11e laid. '"l''llh'l no 'J'o a flmny wbiCii liad'_llnys •IU pollcemenhlvebeellkilledand llllthataper1011chargedwitha finally arrived With eight -talkln8 ·1boutlt..'' ' lleeecllliDiina•aabiellce'fll WIIST EAST more than 100 woanded in the serious crime In New York City eldla~ted SDS membeni after Attempla Ia Talk.FIB a Plioflll ~~- 1!IJlen • :.us line of duty. Police are being will never go to prison. In 4:00 m the ~~ - 0111' of Diana came boli.t J1iu 11111 tbe family 'liitl bWIIJ>t. tor • P78U • K8 openly ambushed on city streets Wa.shlnglon, D. C., the average the people With Diana that leslroften· when lht'dld 11- Cblcago D!Aba'a brldiiiQiald ::: 3 1~:~ ~ 2 or In resldenUal areas. Some delay between a felony arrest nigbt W11B Alan Howar<l, who usually with group ilt dreeuUn.at ~ onl!el' bed, SOllTB (D) have been lured Into "false and trial is 10 months. And In had been ""!'king . for the Her father, opP\lled to her a ldnd of wall bid to • Q alann" corners from which an Loa Angeles, thecourlcaseload underground Uberation News pollUcalldi'u'but'iit the .....e .-ge between her lilt . 8 • A~ 10 all-out exchange of gunfire is growing 10 Umes faster than , Service In New York time .fasclQated . them, flmlly. +KH oftenUmes results. . the population, attempted - to: ~. the That ' Jlf.aOle i '' ..' 'tl;.,;,'\; ¥, ' ag:~ton ' 30 Purtamoutb 11_- Tigers roll for second siralghl victory In preparaUon to sttH SEO competition. Jackoan 114 Greenfield ta. Mlll'pbt's I'UIIllin!l Is major · dlffer0nce fot ltBD' sEO .,_.~ ,~ ..·h· .,'\' '"' ""~~ ..'""' OJ • tw,]... ""''"''' -, ••, ,,,," ~... . :. '-t~ ~ tco~,IJ!.,II!lml. lnq•~JI'IJ!I!e to celelrste 11112Jst Eagles, who look like a powerhouse this season, l'OIIIped over the Hannan Trace Wildcats, 34.0, last Friday. Against tbe Pirates last.......,, Euu.m won, 22-0. Ritchie Is hoping w avoid whit hlppened w the Eagles last year, (then under Coach Billy Kincaid), as they reeled off three straight wlns Jn their f'"' t th ree games, then ·-• two wtns the sa1vaged umy lnder of tbe finish ~ma year to I. Jim Amabary, 150 lb. junior quarU.rback,sonof the late Ken Amsbary, one time GalllpoiiJ grid star, II still out with llllilb.senlortacldeandathr... year letterman, Is a doubtful starU.r,asheishamperedbya minor Injury, Ritchie said he Is pleased with the defense In drilla this week and the way his boys have been hitting. He e>:pects a tough game frmn the Pirates, ·who lost their opener Ill Fairview, Ky., 24-11. The Eagles will have to contain the outside rwmlng of 132 lb. junior hallback Harvey Brown. Probable starters for Eastern wiUbe11101b.seniorTomKarr, quarterback; 190 lb. senior Dave Smith, fullback; 140 lb. JUnior Rick Sanders and 110 lb. goy aume ;,~:; ,~.( Flyers, .· tacldea; 170 lb. The playa of t74 lb. sellior, Lewlill.ld u:; lb. ft$lr .wo.• c !;"" . _,. 110 lb. junior Dennis Eichinger ~. ~~ ~::~·~ lll·llr/ ·· and 1311b. junl..- Bob ColdweU, taculllr. Tbt .middle guard IU On defense ends; 1501b. Junior Alan Duvall lb. jllllor John (Bt.-) ~ Finley are the.;.,.,.. and 190 lb. junior Alan Holter, plugged up the middle with Adams tactlea· lb. tackles; 167 lb. senior Richard some be doleuslve worlc. Aloo l.ai-ey C...,, ·~ -Ill' Uter and 160 lb. Roger Karr, playing wen were tackles Ellopules and ' Pttd1 guards and 165 lb. sellior, Abbott IIIIIIAe. linebackers; Howard Bahr, center. The linebackers are 11ny llltiUIIer On defl!l19i! will be 165 lb. William• and Lehew. 'The lrotbef, 130 ' lb. senior ,Gordon Holter, 170 lb. cornerbllckswiUbe&ffnerlllll Dwayne at sophmnore Dick SU.ttler and 180 either antth, Mart"""'·-- or •·gle middle' ........., . 1 lb. . j un 1or, Rick Hauber, Faulk. At the deep ".........,• "" ' --•· bac•s Bt'- COlllpe'- In tbe linemen; Hoi a .,.. . U!r and 145 lb. .....,.tiona are Grate llld "''· "·"-· ~-,.;._-·e ......... ,.._ BOlli H ,..... """' •-• .............., ...... , u .. uu. or Ei:; Cald'!ell, ends; Haggerey, l321b. oenlor. Gnte eludes Nelsonville-York, r, ger, -car... , and and Haggerty, along with Warren Local, · Fedef'al· Tmn Karr, llnebackers; and Lehew, Hoffner Smith and """"'·· 11111 Vlnlm ,._,.:.., Bob Calclwell and Sanders, ' ' '...-.n&• ......,.,. safeties. Eichinger will start at end ui '""* Trt- game. The main cogs In the Plra!A!s' attack are, beside& Brown 140 lb. junior quarterback Ja'ctte Smith, 148 lb. senior hallblck BobbyRaUifl,andl301b.senlor guard Phil Saunders. Tt1 "'GI·Piwtt" ,IHI ~ ptift fH 'Hlih ... 111 IIOW ... GET FREE BAnERY.TEST! -TOVIUSMMEETING COLUMBUS (UP!) _ The fifth annual governor's con· Iorence on tourism will be held here Oct. t:l-14 with offlcllll from the fields of ac· commodatlons, dining, recreation and travel discussing Ohio's $3 billion , Buy Now-Ply 111MEll\' T..,. • Frttlllltlliatia• Riler Oil Co. Inc. YOU'LL LIKE OUR SERVICE 700 E. 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P8Vll Qooper • The de'- wu like the Roger Wlllilml ''rock of G.llnller" Jut woek In · aenlci- RGcl the le<Cllld half 118alnst the senior, Mark ' j::lor~'l\:err:y:Carson::·~hallbl::c:ks:;~tour:is~tlnd:us:try:.----~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~~~ HOot:•ehad champl. ed ~Willkee. Hand • twJ. rllllntbellratlnnlngl.ldhltllll c ~ 14 Lotlan, I. ~ rqbter betweell a.tcago and 27th homer ln tbe sixth to lelld " ' Ada!ns, ,,, MODES$ 12's R" 55' ;h&-1.09 1-C...,O-N-TA..,.,C,.-~r»suilooll!w .... _. -1 PAft4TI ·'· ' ' '' 1.59 Re&- 179 ' ' 29'. �. ; ~c;::J;~~~:.. Servicemen., S~tltin _ ,· ....:! '. ~--~J~ &!~if I ._ Programs Planned. byC.irolss. Ha"~' devol.ioMifina/~lffWJOI'l'lu!l Mro.BHti.,. ,AI,II~~ -~ Pto/"<'IIIO•Includeav'.-I!IOa ''111e'!'tne R'1" u her ""I ~arne lind rtllleilillr- progrllll Wplc. · a&a.illouleoiMr.~~ ,oiiiOfY\<emenln<lallut-lnl-" !Wteoluneftta_.,......Sby ~ plilnned- Tuesday Jll&ht In the hoolell to u-·ruunec~ 8Jid 1 ~llnW : , ,. , ' • Mr Cl'lllll IDeetinp ollbe Jline drflel of Join. Jolut F1ilb, Mre. OWies 1111 11 ._- . , , ... daJI .Jwd . , .;, ...,. the ,B. B. S..bOrn Miiiiii!MW'Y Edwardl, Mn. SUe Imbqden, 1itllbe dilll. '• '· .. , . ....lor, er, , 1 . SgcletyofthoMlddlepo!'tFinl Mra . Bert Bodlmer, Mrs. Mri a.. ~ -~~ =·I~, ~ Bapl!at Olutch. Ellrabeth Slavin, Mrl. Isabelle '· Jilt~ 11 tjl4! ~- ~ •"'""" .... -~ CrJI& A,pnounced in tbe circle Winebrenner, Mra. 'tony · ..,Ifill~ ' . .... t[ei"' i'' : :""" " ·'" "bbl meetlnp wu the lllld-y,ear 11\lwlet, •nd the Mlclll '"' •· , ~..,,. ~"!"r! 1\t"o Sear11• .• .,. .... e fellowlhlp dinner to be btld KJng •nd c.ro1 ~p ·~W,t; t6 .. l<[!dgbt at the Ct!IVI!I'Y .ll8pllat ELEC'I'.t C111CU: Mr~*'t:!~·~ ' ; ~*"'wm~x;"*:';:f.:;<;m:;:;,:; OlurehtnRioGrandt. The ;Rev. Each member"~ Wed for ' 'Hri· " jamea :WaloilltJ ··: , '·. · ' Zonal Ye&ho.yan, 8 retired II OOzeD h<mlemadt COokies or ~.pondlni: ieintarJ aitci- 1 of Bishop Aniertcan a.ptlat mlui!MW')' to· Candy for 8 box to go to a set· ' ""d'''' d . ge ~e JU . tn. z: m... 1 ·•- - t• · ae.:.;· . an: , IIIM""· · ' Mro. Dana ,Hamm, Mra. Julia Grimm, Mnl. Jacob Wiy" - ~\ theme. Tb' ll!oile ,named TUrner, Mrs. Willla Antllooy,. prograuiii7MtS. Beulai!Wiilte ·uwfa;)ba. Mre. MarY Lyong, 8Jid Lynn .... entitled, ~~AB(!'hl9r Mra, ·Pearl 8Jid Lori Kl~. glleN. DlriiUali Livilll",. IA9ra a1 1.0\'.E Clr!;le. r.tra:· l!etniCe Beller bOlted the '-ling d!irillfi which lime p~·were made 10 retnember twQ shiJI.irul, Maude Belz 8Jid Election Mrl. ~- · . All Jtr.rF., of the te""bm '111ft ·Planned Saturday 118111, of tho church wben tbe ..,eaker.will be the fetlured vice'man EleclaCirclemetattbehomeof and Win ~. )lenibtri were mended an Mrs. Manning Kloes. Mrs. ~ WileY ·N, W. Compton, aenlor_ lnvllaliC!II to tbe 1111111181 ail~ . Mrs. Olarles Searleo opened . .LiDdl Reed watdeJI!' of Grace Epilcopal tea of the Olelhire Beptiol the meetin8 with a poem ''The tint· OluJ'C!I, )lr. and Mrs. Tbeteon Olurch to .be held SUnday .,. .Beuonl of a Solll". Devotions an4 \)~mid !IJe Rev. 8Jid Mrl. lemooil. llflls Arlene Spurlock by Mrs. Elbel Bughn were Mrl. • ~ Plat~g will be will be the mbllonary speaker. , taken from ''The Secret ~. ileJHII,le!l. ~y wbtn a • DORCAS CIRCLE with scripture· frolll Ma~. ,-,~~-~ · Mrs. ·. Dan convention ' 11 ·held 117 the A visit to ~e Elmwood Rat Mrs. Mollie MeGilee condUCted 1 Mrl. AN iJor'dan, lilpileOj!al•, phurch In the Borne wu planned lor Ott. I 117 the love gift dedlcaUon. The lourlb· Victor Bpien and ~ of SOI!tbem Ohio in the ~s Circle meeting at . while cross quota of mlaSI01181'Y Donald Sliven, flflb'; Mrs. Jotul eolumbwl. · tbe home of Mrs. OWies • supplies for at home 8Jid abroad Pllher and Mrs. Pearl 'flit event II a specisl con- Simons. wu diJcuMed and plana made ·· eft•ecli've WUIIami, elxlh; Mrs. Kate . f~li'l" to elacil a bishop to Memhtri alao asreed to belp to fill it. Jerrell · and Mrs. WJJIJam lllCCeed tbe - Rt. Rev. Roger with the milk program at tho Mrs. Dale Walb11rn gave tbe Jllra, D9wnle, opeclal ~ueallon; 'Blanchard who has resisned aa Middleport school. A thank'fOII program entitled "Tbe vice Mrs. Larry Heines llpeeeb Blahop of tbe Diooese to beeune note was reid from Dan Noble, Missl0118l'Y in tho Mirror", She ~~ tberapat; Mrs. ilobort Jacobi, . executive vice president of Ute -the 118pti.Bl acbolarlhlp student. ll.ted a ml!Tor and a Bible aloilg · ' iqil l'lllll«<lal~;Mil. Lucjlle Executive Council 'of the Arransementaweremadelllflll with excerpll from tbe book, lbt Swa~kb•mmer, mUIIc; and Eplicopl!1 Olutch In New York the White Cross qoota of the "The Grulell 1bing In tbe to'.be Mre. Leila• Curlta, iecrelary. City. circle. · World II Love." eiul Mlmhlrltilpllckelawerell>ld Mrs. Ari&Jid King conducted Mn. KioeundMrs. Walburn at die door ad the lllllllllll of is the meeting with Mnl. John served a salad COU1'88 to those cbildren wilolo parenta jJill' the Werner giving devotions from named and Mrs. Fielding in dald Uelllito Win put on 119. Mrs. MUton Hood appleo md bllll8 OQ alree to tbe foyer. Over 100 llll!lllblnblpo were aild. Mn. Mlldl opal~~! the meeting with the pledge to !be flq, 8Dd devou.m. were by tile ~leV;, W, H. PerriiL ' · It's t ·lettw Tt.Spe•d ·Yolr ., I (' .A: Year • • A ol!ack. enables you '•' moment's no~iC!'· to JO¥ ClACLIE Foqr4oilana11101ithwaue! aside for · ihe achool mUk progr1111 br ~ Love Joy L!!Cinda Datns. Members were Nked ID,stake for church a set· · - - - " " "...- -......~----~Viceman boxItems lo the Sunday. 1baitk-you cardl were Reg . 2.98 read from llflls Emma Matthews and Dan Nhbie for birtJ>. PLA111C BIRD lATH day gift&. Mra . Barry Houdeshell diJcuMed tbe white cross quota, and ~angements were made to filltt at tho next meetin8. . Mn. Richard Owen pve $G (llalcea '~'*""' . i!l . Excedriri !H f H 111A STRfNGTI! 11¥. OZ. SIZi • Paying by check makes currincy obsottt~,ywe · . 992-3498 POMEROY, ;C)ttiO . ' ' ODen Fri. ~ c.~. Jllllillts lhi~JN~ . '• MakoPoJ!I!...,. Robinson'~~ 11.;1 ' t•nd•'•""•..,._...Y_ _. • -281 81 AT NELSON'S ' ZESTABS ~AllY R(llf'JIR REG. 5.99 2.99 100'5 ggc PREU Listerine SHAMPOO 200I . FAMILY SIZE REG.1.59 Ree'-' IDYl Nl'ly JEANS ev Billy the l<ld Slz• 4.7 Slim & R'eg. 4.00 ~ _,_ il~~G. ~!~l . ~~~·:~. Reg, / . ' . wltiiMrs. the allerna.tes. THE thai ,fll will lie to to 240'5 ,_ . SOfiCK SUPER STAINLESS 4.99 · 20I INJECTOR BlADES PE REG. 2.29 rs Bayer atikiren's 88' ,! 'I '. ,. '' '.,., SKIN (:I.EANSER 5 O,Z. ,,. ,,,..,.• SUAVE . Wom!lb No. 7; ~or Oakel, Wor· tho Pomeroy thinston, lGilpll drive. hole IN'namenl!ollowlns the matches rtfteollmillll ·WIN ..-...1 8Jid prilel Pftl!inled Ill the vllilorl. -- $.1.44 ' SPRAY JOHNSON'S BABY·OLL . 10 oz.;. --,~~a_-a$ . Reg. 39c 24* HAIR SPRAY 98$ ''~ ASPIRIN vo-s _ • MJN'I' RUST REG. 2.10 'J'Ill!'ty-alne women lol&n Martha McPeek and Belly fr\I!Q Soa!tll.lll!"• WortiiiDiton, lllillzo, . Wortblnllon, tlad I« ~ Vallq, OOipolll IIlii low net; Jlllllce Sheela, WorP.i. . , fllrllelllalid in the thlngton, low putto; Belen 11119111~ tournament beld Galloway, GaUipolls, second , . (11111. the Pomeroy Golf low pulll; G,eorgla Mllh-. Coat.. tpOnaored by tile 1toat11 Billa nureat to pin 111 PREPARATION H OINTMENT A..ADDIN ' REG. 89 in Ladies' Play l~dlc ' · · gg• ' ~···~ '" ,., \ . ' Wnlt.IRON' 60's REG. $1.79 2.79 250's TARRS REG. 1.63 ' Denim. Flare Lq SHIRTS • · 'rULIPS . SE'N' ' FR~NK' fN• PHONE · . 202' ~AST "\A'JN ST: · .· UM'Our F,.. Parklllll Lot ...n\hOI JACKETS JUSTARBlYED Fall Bulbs -tt\'AciNTHt etc In At 9-0ut At S Reg. 1.59 inVite YOUR checking account Nylon .. MOJORI¥d ·fOlblfiG,GIILL EXQDRIN penre for t~ pur~ Unll,;; l!lli!iioi Reg. 1Uf .· ' SAME DAY SERVICE Begins ' • furnlihes It eliminates ae:~·o~~f:~·:.~~rJr:itt! youthe with .P Uned &- .. ZESTABS VITAMINS • I~ gives you • liuilt·lii receipt. , ·' I' , '· , • ltenables you to do b!J~In~ by maiiL·: 1 WOOt Conluroy I ·---..1!/! ... . . , ____ . - ~;,~ 1----.," SHlRl FINISHING . aJ ' ·REG. 1.50 79' REG. 1.69 200's PHILLIPS Mlli OF MAGAESIATABlETS '· · •1 .-12 Vi;it Ndoia &.~Bar �. ; ~c;::J;~~~:.. Servicemen., S~tltin _ ,· ....:! '. ~--~J~ &!~if I ._ Programs Planned. byC.irolss. Ha"~' devol.ioMifina/~lffWJOI'l'lu!l Mro.BHti.,. ,AI,II~~ -~ Pto/"<'IIIO•Includeav'.-I!IOa ''111e'!'tne R'1" u her ""I ~arne lind rtllleilillr- progrllll Wplc. · a&a.illouleoiMr.~~ ,oiiiOfY\<emenln<lallut-lnl-" !Wteoluneftta_.,......Sby ~ plilnned- Tuesday Jll&ht In the hoolell to u-·ruunec~ 8Jid 1 ~llnW : , ,. , ' • Mr Cl'lllll IDeetinp ollbe Jline drflel of Join. Jolut F1ilb, Mre. OWies 1111 11 ._- . , , ... daJI .Jwd . , .;, ...,. the ,B. B. S..bOrn Miiiiii!MW'Y Edwardl, Mn. SUe Imbqden, 1itllbe dilll. '• '· .. , . ....lor, er, , 1 . SgcletyofthoMlddlepo!'tFinl Mra . Bert Bodlmer, Mrs. Mri a.. ~ -~~ =·I~, ~ Bapl!at Olutch. Ellrabeth Slavin, Mrl. Isabelle '· Jilt~ 11 tjl4! ~- ~ •"'""" .... -~ CrJI& A,pnounced in tbe circle Winebrenner, Mra. 'tony · ..,Ifill~ ' . .... t[ei"' i'' : :""" " ·'" "bbl meetlnp wu the lllld-y,ear 11\lwlet, •nd the Mlclll '"' •· , ~..,,. ~"!"r! 1\t"o Sear11• .• .,. .... e fellowlhlp dinner to be btld KJng •nd c.ro1 ~p ·~W,t; t6 .. l<[!dgbt at the Ct!IVI!I'Y .ll8pllat ELEC'I'.t C111CU: Mr~*'t:!~·~ ' ; ~*"'wm~x;"*:';:f.:;<;m:;:;,:; OlurehtnRioGrandt. The ;Rev. Each member"~ Wed for ' 'Hri· " jamea :WaloilltJ ··: , '·. · ' Zonal Ye&ho.yan, 8 retired II OOzeD h<mlemadt COokies or ~.pondlni: ieintarJ aitci- 1 of Bishop Aniertcan a.ptlat mlui!MW')' to· Candy for 8 box to go to a set· ' ""d'''' d . ge ~e JU . tn. z: m... 1 ·•- - t• · ae.:.;· . an: , IIIM""· · ' Mro. Dana ,Hamm, Mra. Julia Grimm, Mnl. Jacob Wiy" - ~\ theme. Tb' ll!oile ,named TUrner, Mrs. Willla Antllooy,. prograuiii7MtS. Beulai!Wiilte ·uwfa;)ba. Mre. MarY Lyong, 8Jid Lynn .... entitled, ~~AB(!'hl9r Mra, ·Pearl 8Jid Lori Kl~. glleN. DlriiUali Livilll",. IA9ra a1 1.0\'.E Clr!;le. r.tra:· l!etniCe Beller bOlted the '-ling d!irillfi which lime p~·were made 10 retnember twQ shiJI.irul, Maude Belz 8Jid Election Mrl. ~- · . All Jtr.rF., of the te""bm '111ft ·Planned Saturday 118111, of tho church wben tbe ..,eaker.will be the fetlured vice'man EleclaCirclemetattbehomeof and Win ~. )lenibtri were mended an Mrs. Manning Kloes. Mrs. ~ WileY ·N, W. Compton, aenlor_ lnvllaliC!II to tbe 1111111181 ail~ . Mrs. Olarles Searleo opened . .LiDdl Reed watdeJI!' of Grace Epilcopal tea of the Olelhire Beptiol the meetin8 with a poem ''The tint· OluJ'C!I, )lr. and Mrs. Tbeteon Olurch to .be held SUnday .,. .Beuonl of a Solll". Devotions an4 \)~mid !IJe Rev. 8Jid Mrl. lemooil. llflls Arlene Spurlock by Mrs. Elbel Bughn were Mrl. • ~ Plat~g will be will be the mbllonary speaker. , taken from ''The Secret ~. ileJHII,le!l. ~y wbtn a • DORCAS CIRCLE with scripture· frolll Ma~. ,-,~~-~ · Mrs. ·. Dan convention ' 11 ·held 117 the A visit to ~e Elmwood Rat Mrs. Mollie MeGilee condUCted 1 Mrl. AN iJor'dan, lilpileOj!al•, phurch In the Borne wu planned lor Ott. I 117 the love gift dedlcaUon. The lourlb· Victor Bpien and ~ of SOI!tbem Ohio in the ~s Circle meeting at . while cross quota of mlaSI01181'Y Donald Sliven, flflb'; Mrs. Jotul eolumbwl. · tbe home of Mrs. OWies • supplies for at home 8Jid abroad Pllher and Mrs. Pearl 'flit event II a specisl con- Simons. wu diJcuMed and plana made ·· eft•ecli've WUIIami, elxlh; Mrs. Kate . f~li'l" to elacil a bishop to Memhtri alao asreed to belp to fill it. Jerrell · and Mrs. WJJIJam lllCCeed tbe - Rt. Rev. Roger with the milk program at tho Mrs. Dale Walb11rn gave tbe Jllra, D9wnle, opeclal ~ueallon; 'Blanchard who has resisned aa Middleport school. A thank'fOII program entitled "Tbe vice Mrs. Larry Heines llpeeeb Blahop of tbe Diooese to beeune note was reid from Dan Noble, Missl0118l'Y in tho Mirror", She ~~ tberapat; Mrs. ilobort Jacobi, . executive vice president of Ute -the 118pti.Bl acbolarlhlp student. ll.ted a ml!Tor and a Bible aloilg · ' iqil l'lllll«<lal~;Mil. Lucjlle Executive Council 'of the Arransementaweremadelllflll with excerpll from tbe book, lbt Swa~kb•mmer, mUIIc; and Eplicopl!1 Olutch In New York the White Cross qoota of the "The Grulell 1bing In tbe to'.be Mre. Leila• Curlta, iecrelary. City. circle. · World II Love." eiul Mlmhlrltilpllckelawerell>ld Mrs. Ari&Jid King conducted Mn. KioeundMrs. Walburn at die door ad the lllllllllll of is the meeting with Mnl. John served a salad COU1'88 to those cbildren wilolo parenta jJill' the Werner giving devotions from named and Mrs. Fielding in dald Uelllito Win put on 119. Mrs. MUton Hood appleo md bllll8 OQ alree to tbe foyer. Over 100 llll!lllblnblpo were aild. Mn. Mlldl opal~~! the meeting with the pledge to !be flq, 8Dd devou.m. were by tile ~leV;, W, H. PerriiL ' · It's t ·lettw Tt.Spe•d ·Yolr ., I (' .A: Year • • A ol!ack. enables you '•' moment's no~iC!'· to JO¥ ClACLIE Foqr4oilana11101ithwaue! aside for · ihe achool mUk progr1111 br ~ Love Joy L!!Cinda Datns. Members were Nked ID,stake for church a set· · - - - " " "...- -......~----~Viceman boxItems lo the Sunday. 1baitk-you cardl were Reg . 2.98 read from llflls Emma Matthews and Dan Nhbie for birtJ>. PLA111C BIRD lATH day gift&. Mra . Barry Houdeshell diJcuMed tbe white cross quota, and ~angements were made to filltt at tho next meetin8. . Mn. Richard Owen pve $G (llalcea '~'*""' . i!l . Excedriri !H f H 111A STRfNGTI! 11¥. OZ. SIZi • Paying by check makes currincy obsottt~,ywe · . 992-3498 POMEROY, ;C)ttiO . ' ' ODen Fri. ~ c.~. Jllllillts lhi~JN~ . '• MakoPoJ!I!...,. Robinson'~~ 11.;1 ' t•nd•'•""•..,._...Y_ _. • -281 81 AT NELSON'S ' ZESTABS ~AllY R(llf'JIR REG. 5.99 2.99 100'5 ggc PREU Listerine SHAMPOO 200I . FAMILY SIZE REG.1.59 Ree'-' IDYl Nl'ly JEANS ev Billy the l<ld Slz• 4.7 Slim & R'eg. 4.00 ~ _,_ il~~G. ~!~l . ~~~·:~. Reg, / . ' . wltiiMrs. the allerna.tes. THE thai ,fll will lie to to 240'5 ,_ . SOfiCK SUPER STAINLESS 4.99 · 20I INJECTOR BlADES PE REG. 2.29 rs Bayer atikiren's 88' ,! 'I '. ,. '' '.,., SKIN (:I.EANSER 5 O,Z. ,,. ,,,..,.• SUAVE . Wom!lb No. 7; ~or Oakel, Wor· tho Pomeroy thinston, lGilpll drive. hole IN'namenl!ollowlns the matches rtfteollmillll ·WIN ..-...1 8Jid prilel Pftl!inled Ill the vllilorl. -- $.1.44 ' SPRAY JOHNSON'S BABY·OLL . 10 oz.;. --,~~a_-a$ . Reg. 39c 24* HAIR SPRAY 98$ ''~ ASPIRIN vo-s _ • MJN'I' RUST REG. 2.10 'J'Ill!'ty-alne women lol&n Martha McPeek and Belly fr\I!Q Soa!tll.lll!"• WortiiiDiton, lllillzo, . Wortblnllon, tlad I« ~ Vallq, OOipolll IIlii low net; Jlllllce Sheela, WorP.i. . , fllrllelllalid in the thlngton, low putto; Belen 11119111~ tournament beld Galloway, GaUipolls, second , . (11111. the Pomeroy Golf low pulll; G,eorgla Mllh-. Coat.. tpOnaored by tile 1toat11 Billa nureat to pin 111 PREPARATION H OINTMENT A..ADDIN ' REG. 89 in Ladies' Play l~dlc ' · · gg• ' ~···~ '" ,., \ . ' Wnlt.IRON' 60's REG. $1.79 2.79 250's TARRS REG. 1.63 ' Denim. Flare Lq SHIRTS • · 'rULIPS . SE'N' ' FR~NK' fN• PHONE · . 202' ~AST "\A'JN ST: · .· UM'Our F,.. Parklllll Lot ...n\hOI JACKETS JUSTARBlYED Fall Bulbs -tt\'AciNTHt etc In At 9-0ut At S Reg. 1.59 inVite YOUR checking account Nylon .. MOJORI¥d ·fOlblfiG,GIILL EXQDRIN penre for t~ pur~ Unll,;; l!lli!iioi Reg. 1Uf .· ' SAME DAY SERVICE Begins ' • furnlihes It eliminates ae:~·o~~f:~·:.~~rJr:itt! youthe with .P Uned &- .. ZESTABS VITAMINS • I~ gives you • liuilt·lii receipt. , ·' I' , '· , • ltenables you to do b!J~In~ by maiiL·: 1 WOOt Conluroy I ·---..1!/! ... . . , ____ . - ~;,~ 1----.," SHlRl FINISHING . aJ ' ·REG. 1.50 79' REG. 1.69 200's PHILLIPS Mlli OF MAGAESIATABlETS '· · •1 .-12 Vi;it Ndoia &.~Bar �.. ~~ c ~ , !;. i"f ,. ._.· }' . FJ t ··. ..... ' j .. i)'·_, ~ 1 .t.. 'Jllelllllill!~~~.o.,-.17,1" 11 .. ...-.~.,....... . ~~m ·seulah~ towtH·er~:wed~ ·.';~~opi.~t: · ·.·Frrst~ ~lighter, BY NELUI! .VALE George LDwlher and POINT ROCK - Mrs. Wesley Ka\hryn, Mr. and Mrs. J1obb ta announcing the Dougblas Lowther and l111<1'1age of her sister,·Beulah deugbler, Slepbonie, local, Mr. LDwther to Tony Ndvardy of 8lld MrB, Estel W~. Albens, Ainheral. Ohio 00 Saturday, 0.; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Seplenlber ht IOo'cloelt in the Stevena lqld fllll)ilf, ll'r· and lliOI'IIinB at St. Marya Cburch in Mrs. Jomes Stevt!llsand fMilly, a.mtc:otbe, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. CharleS The ceremony was performed and family, Mr. and ~by Father Kempt. Mrs. Caren O>arlea stevens end family, Moore of Elyria, Ohio served as Mrs. Jerry Ray and deu,gbter, bridesmaid wblle Mr. ·Jacko Mr. Philip Sl'e,vens, Mrs . .kim Moore of Elyria was best man. Fomallhandl\b. VermnFullz, The bride choae lor hor all of Chillicotlhe. wedding · a blue street length A large three tier wedding cnaa and carried a bouquet of cake topped with miniature pink carn•tiona. bride and groom fonned . tbe Followlnf the ceremony, a centerpiece of the receptloo receplloo w• giVEn for the · table.Later,acunpieted.inner couple and their relati.,... and wu served by the l!obos. lrlendsbyMr. endlllrs. Wesley The bride ill tmployed at Bobo at tbe LDwlher !ann near United Stalsl Shoe Company In Albllly, o. . Otilllcolbe Mille the sroom ill Attending were Mr. and Mra. an employee of Bendla Oor· porallon In Elyria. During the mooth of SopCharm Her tember the couple will be at with a lovely home at the LDwther !ann. . Stev""' Charm Bracelet Quartet to Appear Tbe Layman's ~ of Columbus will make ~veral ~- appearances Ibis weekend at tbe RuUand Church of the Nazarene. The quartet will appear at the church at 7:30p.m. Saturday and at the ,Sunday scblol and morning wor!lbip l)ours &mdey morning. The II'OIIP will also be Jl'OSODI for 8 stngspiratioo at 2:30p.m. Sunday. Arevlvalill..,winprogressat the churd\ and will continue through Sunday with the Rev. Gene Clark of Findlay as evangelist. The public IB in· vtted. from $2J15to $8.96 IIIIODU: ..,. Y.G.F. $8.96 •u• sttrtlnJ Sll•r SALE PLANNI!D Racine O.apler 134, ()-der of Eastern stara, will bold a rummase aaie Friday and Seturday from 9 to 2 In the lslbelle !Impson Building neu to the Club Reataurant In Racine. A Bake Sale will be held in conjunction with the rummage aate. C:·. a·:fe'~d ·' a· r 11 . · ,.,.. ar..Gv!!an p·ar·k:.: (""'"-11111 fr- ...1 I ) ~.- ~ . dJeport ~~ =:~~u~': of cake, plllch, nuts and ndnts were served. Guests were MLso Janlee Evans, Mrs. TedMorarlty,Mra. vernon Evans, Mrs. WUJtam Airson Mrs. William Stivere, and David Hawlllwne, Millo Emma LDu Da.ts, Miss Jan Smith, Miss Helen Davis, Misa Joyce Davis, Mrs. Robert Burdette, Mrs. WIUiam Grueser, Mra. Harold prosr~i~Jl.. J:::1n.~: TO CI!LEBRATI! !DOTH The famUy of Mra. Mary G. Cooper Is having a dinner for her at the honM of Mrs. Alta Bartlett, 390139tb st., Nitro, W. Va., on Sept. 20th in observance ofber JOOtb hlrthdey. Everyone Is welcome to send cards. Mrs. Edwarcl Baer, Jr .• Mrs. Bill PUllins, Mrs. Cart_ llaU, Mrs. Glenn Evens, Mrs. Homer BaUey, Mrs. Dale Smifll, Mrs. P1111 Ohlinger, Mrs. Wilmetla Leifheit, Mrs. Fred Lelftlell, Mrs. ·Amoa leonard, Mrs. Lawrence Leonard, Mrs . Denver Kepple, Mrs. RA>y Pullins, Mrs. VIolet lly!ell, Mrs. RA>nnle Smith, Mrs. Beatrice Buck, Mrs. Ml1dred Mitch, Mrs. Randy H!DPbreY, Miss Ellzabelll Davia, Mrs. Kathryn Wildermuth and Mrs. Harold Smith. Miss Smith, file daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn 8mlth, will be married lo Mr. Evens in an open cburch ceremony at the Enterprlae United Methodist !llurcb on Sunday, Sept. 20 at 2:30p.m. Hoatsaaes, Mra.!Har:le:1~·Mra:·l : ; : a : ! ! Pari! Will Be Open Anel All Day·Sunday, •. Join Camtle." ~ :; (' I ') :t: >. .l;.~t, ~.'!,,\.l'f' ' r------------------------"'\"_.___. :.,____________...,...,.,... . . New Ford Pi'lllo . . ·: ' Jewelly Store Court St. afASE HARDWARE 992-2.111 Mltld!ep911. 0 . Po meroy L - -- --'--=----- - ~\ircll17, THEODORUS D. of A., 8 p.m. potluck, IOOF ball. Each regularly attending . member to take on~ who Isn't. ~ntertatnment to foDow. RACINE Elementary PfA Mondey, 7:30 p.m. al school. Dillcuaslon on Fall FeaUval and new. two miU levy. ' Precision·! ,., , ,,.), ···, '·, •. • '. '' ' j· ).' fi •. • !( ~'j ' Priced and sized tike.llttie imports, but roomier. Quiet and stable. Goes a long way between gas stops, service·lniervals, even styli nil changes. Put a llttiil kick in your''llfe. , ,f..,. ·Of the ·Bend By Bob Hoeflich a..... 1 1 d f"'-... of -wo:OI an ... ..... lei'VIcemen from Salim, lebaJ)cm a ~ TowiliiiiiN. ujay ,be lnlerelled In a prognm beins ~~by lbe~ AID:IIlary of Racine Amerltall LegJoo ~- ~· · ' Allslll*y memben are lnterelled in aecuring IWilefl and addmm of lltrVIclmen frGm lbe tlreelolmshlpe 'IIIIo are aer· W. oveneu. The alllfUary plana lll*fal remembranca for fll010 .aemcemen. Recelvinll the namea and addrelles for tbe r..mllary are Mrs. Myrtle Wallier and Mrs. Marte Boyd. both of Racine. ~~ ANOOHEIUVIJUARY IP'OUP - that of the Albellll\lenlalllealtb Cellter - II IQlOIIIICing Its annual county lairatlbecenler'iautlilcrlumfrom 9a.m. to4p. m. on Tbursday, Oct.~- . The fair provldea funds fw tbe auxillary to carry out tis IJI'08I'8IIl to make We a bit better for patients at the center Among the features of IIIIa year'l fair open to the pubUc are . flower mart, beked goods bootb, . . . . 8 am.tmas ~ •.:: goods end crafts, hats, handwork, plus refreshments slanda. MUine Griflith, caslller of Pomeroy National Bank, will attend the 48th Annual Con· ventlon of tbe Nali~n.ill Asaoclation of 8ank·Women Inc. in Wallhlngton, D. C., Seplember 21·23. '!'he meetllJ& to be beld al tbe Mayflower Hotel will. bring togelller ~ l,I!IJO members of tbe association of professional women bank officers founded 49 years aso. Membership in NABW now nwnbers more than 7,700 for tbe United States, Canade, and_ several forelt!n naUona. Mra.Griflithwlllgetanlnaide pi~ture of Wasblng!Dn from the poult of view of banking and finance. She will bear reports from Bruce K. MacLaury, •"em ber llJl 0 RO~ed 1U I . 112 1D '15 CHAPMAN'S ·1969 .F.ord ~: . .if2495 Slratht - Services are Held a 1969V1Jile:COtonet ' GT- HAIR SPRAY ·SHAMPOO ' ' ' Dedicated . to Your Mustang Maoh I '2&95 .. DeMolay Will Meet 196- .AMX-SRQ~t:Coupe .. ..... ' OPEN DAILY 8:00AM to 10:00 '' ' I ' ~-. I< j l t .I 1 i ' S~.nday 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM a-nd 5100 to 9:00PM """"ber A take.of( on "Tills is your members aailed that ati .council Life" honoring Mrs. Elizabeth members cootribule end that FACULTYMEMIIER80FtheMelpHighSdloolarelendlng Hayes, a charier member of the clothes be left with a escellent support to tbe "Fall F'lln8," a musical to be lllaged at Cheater Council 323, Daugblerl Cheater member. Sept. 30 was the new; bi8b ldlool audllorium In October lor tbe benefit of the of America, hlshllghled set as the dey for auditing the 4atrlct • atblellc boerd. Tuesday night'a meetins of the council books at tbe home of The new art d• m of Mrs. Margaret EUa Lewla wUl be Council. Mrs. Ethel Orr. creating 10011 prope for the llhow and band director, David Occasion for the obaervance Members signed a birtbdey Bu...,;:, is coDBiderlns COOiintJ up with a pit bend which would was Mrs. Hayes' birthday card for~. LuclUe Kraeuter, accunpany several ntmben of the mDBical. Meanwhile, a vocal anniversary. The flalbearera a patient at tbe Holzet Medical quartet fnm the atvdema of Mrs. Clrlstine Gdtbrle, vocal muolc ...,...ted her to the allar u tbe Center. Blrtb of Mrs. Doris instruct«, may tum Into a ohow feature. Otlu•· faculty members members sang "Happy Birth- Koenig's new granddaughter are on ~ Hst to be contacted for vartoua chorea before the cut · dey". The tribute to Mrs. was noted, and a thank.you note goes on lllage tentatively on Thunday, Oct. 22, and Saturday, Hayes was given by her wureadfromllleDorthyDurat October 2l. 1bt ehow Js being lllased by tbe Big Bend Minstrel dauahter, Mrs. Esther family. AllaoclaUon. Ridenour, chiirman of the sood It wu decided that be8fnning And - Monday night 1..- the firat Ume in the some 17 years of of the order committee. on Oct. 8 meetings will be held the 8110datlon's history, try-outs will be held al the fOI'D)j!r A reswne of Mrs. Hayes' at 7:30p.m. inatesd of a p.m. A Pomeroy Junior High School for gtrla of the county interested in early We including pictures of silent auction will be held al tsklns part Ill the "Fall Fling... The try-outs will get undei'Wll)" 81 her weddlna, hlghlighta of her that meeting by the borne and 7:30p. m. BJid selection of the dencera will be made frun the 38 years as a member of orphans committee end there WASHINGTON, D. C. - from the Houle and aeven from aroup atlendini Glrls who have participated in -..,.,. Cheater Council and her work as will be practice to receive the · ., .._ council deputy end initiatory stale and national omcera and eonare-u muat commit tlaelf 111 the Senate would be charged 8II80Ci 11 with the responalblllly of ~ on llho,.. are to be pr01entfor the try-outs. A COIIIIIliltee captain were related. Mrs. ballotina preparatory for In· help solve the problema of rural preparlns coordinated fruntheiiiOCiaUonwUlmaketbeaele<tlona.And-for thefltlt Ridenour alao read a poem spectlonlentatlvelyaetforlale AIMrica, according ID lOth propolala for leglllation to deal Ume IIIIa fall, dancing chorus Hoes will also be lllulllril aeveral written many years igo by Mrs. Octobet. District Congresanlan aarence AdeMorrlaforalayetleshower Quarterly birthdeys were your E. Miller, who hu sponsored witheducatlon,housing,bealth, Ume1 during the llhow, and honoring Mrs. Hayes, and observed with the honorees independindustrial development, leglalaUon to create a joiDl for rural llUNTING ON IDS PROPERTY in the Morning Star area presented her mother with a being seated at a special table. ence in this other programs consresslontl committee to development. Wednesday, O.OIIer Van Meier ran across an aged looking land gHt. Gifts were al each place and the wraparound provide Congress with a During the business meeting table was centered with a shoe with box comprehenalve plan to deal "This committee,.. MU!er turtle. Turntnslt over. Van Meter found the 1111me C. C. Neue and aatd, ''will be an appropriate the dele, May 30, 1913, on the bottom. The late Clyde Nease Rved conducted by Mrs. Betty RA>ush, decorated cake nlade by Mrs. wi!b tbe problems of rural vehloletoglvetbeproblemsand clooe to the Van Meter home. councilor, the commission Margaret Tuttle. ln the honored and chunky .heel. America. needs of rural America tbe naming Mrs. Erma Cleland as group were Mrs. Hattie · Black and Carmel . The special committee to be dep.uty state councilor was Fredericks, Mrs. Betty Roush, Matching Bigs. comprtaed of seven members special legislative priority and atlentloo they urgenUy deaerve. read. The COIIIIIllaaloo, from ~- Elir.abeth Wickham, Mrs. We are beginning to realize thai -:- State Councilor Mary Jane Mary K. Holler, Mrs. Doria the )tl'ban crlall Ia not IGtal)y RIO GRANDE - There are noted that the field aclmisaioM Smith, Ia for the term of one Grueoer, Mrs. Barbara unrtlated to the lack of 289 new students at Rio Grande officers are currenUy viaittnJl year. Sargent, Mrs. Koenig, Mrs. ii!LI-• econondcopportuniUeainmany College, an increase of 43 over high school counselors and ', A report on the council's Jean Summerfield end Mrs. ~ rural ereaa. Each year more last year. Interested high school atudents participation in tbe Labor Day than $00,000 people find llleir Dean S. Brown, director of in OhiO and Its neighborinB parade was given by Mrs. rur~to l!dmlasiona, aaid IIIIa entering statsa, as well as In the New Cleland. Several members from 11.'111' ~ ~lfll4 tbol)ize of the put Ywk and New .Ieney erea. Theodorua Council . 17, the ban'sprawl. out-: Yi71i!''i' gra~tilil class of 143, The new student body 1B Pomerll?, joined the group for nrd migration cin only be large~! in tbe hlltory of Rio diatrlbuted, by classes, in thcl lilt parade. reveraedbyatolal commitment Grande Cotle(e. foR~B way : Freshmen 291; The ways and means comto rtbulld tbe co~mtrylide and Brown attributed the increase Sopbom..-e, 172; Junior, IM; mitlee announced a clothes . improve the economic in new students to an u;panded and Senior, 159. In addition, ctoaet clearance aale to be held capabiUUe1 of lla inhabitants." effort on the part of tbe college's there are 44 enroUed In evening In Pomeroy soon. Committee Miller said the purpose of field adml.ulorc' officers. He couraea. rural development Ia to create 1011 opportunities, community Parted - Semi curl lil'vicea and faclliUea (IUCb ,. ~, ·,.. .-·,,:$!lo~Pitals, &dlools, water m.t facilities), · a better MIIIJ s1J1es - Dutch Boy Funeral aervicel for UDian Celller, First . ll'Vtng and Improved R. Jacobi Pierce, 81, former Melt!• Greek Boy - en free - etc. L. Bowen, County resident, were held at ., and physical en· Ave. and Cedar St. General llievtna, Deluxe v.a, t·fllte, p. steering, . new car. vlalllng houn 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Mrs. ·Ivan G. Bnunfield and Lancaater on Sept. 7. vlrOJUilent In the small cities, Synllletk. warranty. town•, villas•• aad farm Maternity vial~ houri 2:30 to Infant son, Mrs. Eda A. carter, Mrs. Pierce WM lbe deughter communitiell in rural America. f:30 p.m. Parents on1f on Met E. Daniell, Mrs. Eugene of file tale atlll Jacobi. Sur· Pediatric Ward. W. Dunlap, Darla May vivors lnc:lucle one brolber end 1-~~.:. Greenlee, Karla A. Grlllltb, one sister, BW Jacobe and Mary Btrtlll . Mr. and Mrs. John :It!. Mrs. Myrtle F. Holcomb, Mrs. Vanlmragen both of Ptmeroy. Get Them Ready S££ OUR llaUJdren, Bidwell, I detlflbler; RA>setta Holllngtbead, Mrs . For SchoOl Aitendln1 from. bere were MANY Mr. and Mrs. Leo c. Kemedy, Dmrl A. Lambert and Infant Ediar Vanlnwagen, 1 nephew ~.\ ~ . ., . ' " " Jr., Pl. PJe41ant, • daughter; daughter, Mrs. JJ~Ckle L. Me· of the deceased. ' p. s~rl~, brakes. ready & BRAIDS Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Coy and infant 10n, llaJpb ··' Clendenin, PI, . Ple111nt, a Mitchell, Rev. Milo Moore, ' ' &flUS daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Wilbur L. Oliver, Holland SPECIAI.10R WIGS A. Filer, ,Jackson, a 10n; Mr. Prose, Daron K. Puctett, and . Mrs. Tlmotby J, Sayre, Denlel ~Rice, Timatlly c. "·t i' L. J.lulland, a IUD; and Mr. and Sands, Michael James . The Melt!a Olapler Order of Mrs.,. .,_ p:. BaleJ, Jackson, Thompson and Mrs. Letha DeMolay will meet Monday at Maaale. 7:30 p.m. at lbe Midfl<port . .. ··'. Muoclc Temple. V-8, eutorri,a tlc, p. .p. dlst brakes, AmbrOM, lnltiator1 work illll be 1~ miJn, ne~ ,: - -' ' ..emplllled lor a clua of TO MEET SI!PT. Zf Dillcuaslons of stale Board candidates. All DeMolay I • ' .' nles, possible changes In "*Uben and Malter ..,..,, wellare fee structures and are lnvlled. 111t Molber'l Obb COl MAIII l SYCAMORE proposed stale and federal will meet at lbe aame time lqlslaUon which effect the the beaemenl dining 1'00111. 0. of. optometry will the fortbe p. Yoat pharmaciJt's years of esperieru:e 80 in· 10 makiag every prescription occurate, every diDo. Comple10 line of pbarmaceurkalo. u. '2695 \ Good Health De'uty Ulllieraecrttary for . IICUVt ·Ui 'll\elleld. ql~lfall. Monetary Affairs fw the S. provldll!l · Ullola~lllipJ (o Deparun.Dt of "'be Treasury; lradute.,.,.. of llrilrttJ"-' James Louil Robertson •. Yice •qila!Uied merilherJ. 1.t b~ . ChairiJWI, ·Board of Governws, Wlifked to attract_,~ ·' tbe Federal 1>1 I ve S)olteril'; Into the banking llokl (lbd 18 ~ ~ T. lltooliJ, lllreclcir ........ tbe!D to . ~ of'the Bui'Uu of the Mint, U. S, llieiE lechnicaiW!d~IMit l Departmeilt of lbe ,.,_..,.; akw.. , ' c' Senator Olatlel H. Petey, (B.,. One of file reauJta Ill lhlll Ill.) an4 ~esentative1 program 18 the inereaaed leonore lt. Sullivan, (D., Mo.) nwnber of women' 1iaJik a(;.. and W- D. MUla (D. Ari.). fleers, now nwnberinJ Dillie · ,, , . than 20,000, and 111e fact thai Mrs. Griffith a11o will meet today more than lwoil.birila of wttiupembera qt Con&reaa at a all peraonneJ employed In bolib special congreutooal recepli011. are women. Mta. Griflith's · Mrs. Griffith la JI of da,usbter, Karen, wUI ac· tbe Ohio Group of NABW, which company hei' to W8lhlngton. · will meet in October in · Colwnbul. NABW hu been particularly ;:r:•~·-------..!:=Ma=in:S:t:·=~P~omEIII!roiey;·~ 1 .. <'·"'" Women Bankers to M~et· Ri0 Frosh T 0 ta} 9 28 FOR YOUR 11 • ._ , • • Miller ·Proposes Group Rebuild Rural America .... 1 o:i£!s. .5Ja . , : ;:~:. , ~ ;;!~~~ ··~:\~ ' ' ~'· .~rf• im••;2> ~~oq·~· "dJ!o;:r&.ai :l U .,, . ,·, --"' M \"''''""" '~'-, :~;,f-:-:1~ . . ' lheJt. ~ America, lill'!n=~ S:.ff..:E ·your new cars :~re SEE US ill. • •• •• ' ·' u:':io Skinner' educaUon and community cla98 students, 25c for skates. FRIDAY WIUJNG WORKERS Clas.s, Enlerprlae United Metbodist Church, 7:30 Friday night at the home of lks· Beatrice Buck. MEIQS !UGH School·varsity cheo..teaderawillsponsoraleen dance Friday night following the Mefls-Belpre football aame at the old Pomeroy Junior lflgb auditorium. The Jaya will emcee. Admission 50c per peroon. AFTER GAME dance, 10 to midnight, Friday, Southern Junior High Scbool, Racine, with music by the "Beef Jerky", Athena, sponsored by Southern Band Booatera. SATURDAY HIGH SCHOOL dance party, first of tbe school aeason, at the Meiss Junior High School auditorium in Middleport Seturday frun 8p.m. to 11 p.m. The Jays will be in cllerge. MONDAY MIDDLEPORT PTA, 7:30 p.m. at the Middleport Elementary School. Get- . • ,. • i litua::; am Brl'de to be Showe·red .. ...... ,~ -~_,..,t aDOwed jill! pOjcO by ilcilrqj f~t.. 11111 llie -.otld would <WI' 11M IIIIa meant of CjUickly on llle appeal. . hail you. llelaln them and JOtr ·l*liill to·• you on 1 ~!.o"" liearl i:t!fttaQ mercy aupporteril can't ~elp bul llil!cllllclolotolbebuttiOiall an...,.ouraoul~onii!JdH w~ about 'fOil!' sincerity <'l'ldi· iuujj II nol you kuly ~to help~ calll_t ancl.mollfe.f. • of peactr you have an op We lddl011 you nol .u one ,.. whether we ' port.unltr to achieve !lbese eiJOI!IY to anotbet but as one · ' · imacealn .11\e eyoo of the Wll'ld. bunUin to anotbet. pull all ll!lt'ibe~ out 1111· • 'lhe ltelinll hete Ill tliat you AI dt&enl of :the United t':O:~u are ~ :d : don't Cl!l'1l abou! llle lndlvjdual; SC.tea"' have no f)OWlli' wof(er are . tha '~· . tllal hll needs and wenla and 8111thlna as Individuals 'but Ill!! ~m::wr twure rtchl deatreadon'tmatter; that Well J~;'JOd1!iU .In ~e for tbe Jilli 111ue 11 AmeriCan not ~ to ¥GU, . ~· you·bold . . We have no ~ who are bold in Your J~CIIcm em ~ve Ue w power to•mue. ~ts H y<>u rOll!' ~ ·. Aliotber . lheile beliefs. An act of 811111111)' don 'I. . !Me .. ~:':i..tnc 11111 toward American prisoners We onl7 have hope: hope tliat ,._.ib.IJI,,.: liD . .would llhow lilt Wll'id that you you will heed tbe: pleli and ~1 E~e .~ your are~cemed ~lb We end that reatcre • lhOee men to their · 'lfleir.ldilf.lion 11 OUI' llldled 811 We Ia sacred. famWea. cooeern T . . · Family Uea in Amerlce are How and Where to ~~~~~ Your Bolli ·the. "doV~· and' tbe s~ ll!d ~ Americana want letter' : .. ~~ of America feei: dee!l!>: these·men rtunlb!d with flleir a'liopt them and their .....uaR' familiea. Some fathers have Copia Of 1be above Jetter to ,.., IG Con.ider never - • tbeir chlldren. SOme Ton Due Thq, prealdenl of llle • ·. •• · ' ':" ,. · are 'mluing the joy qf waldllng DemocraUc RepubUc of VIet. . te ~. lbt~ have them II""' ~-::be mailed for 25 cents no ~!il"'IO y~u. they And, the·.chl1dren, tbey Uve ' ~per your 11,11' with ""' CGIII1ant dream and The l;ller- ;-written In Viet· ""'11er would help hope that they' may again be a nameae should be eli--' 0 t 811 lndl~aled folded •;.;; .':, whole family. ainnall envelope and maUed • Few men in the hlltory Ql lbO to: , ' w~rid have been given the ·Ton Due Thans President opportunity that tou.now have. Democratic ~public of Hlslory can record you u a Vlelnam man of compaulon; a man 'IIIIo Hanoi, Nortb Vietnam respecled human We and bold it A test Jli'MOPY of the Jetter in high value; a man who held tliat family life ··Ia paramount whicb was addreaaed, aealed provldln& a llle8S1II'e of peace to and weighed Indicated that 25 cents postage would cover lilt many famlllea. mallln& costs. Return llleae men to their phase ol tbe Mid.- fall. Club's civic FUrthored at the !Mtllni ~~ ~ 111U.RSD · AY' lieautlf~ projeCt at lbe Wlft plana fir file 35lb 'tn· Mta. DOn American ~Ilion Park on MDI nlverlll'l! obaemnce to be held MIDD!Ji:POJlT Child Con· Street has been co~n~~"led· In ~ at file home of ~servation league, Thursday, AI 8 • meetlna of lbe club Sibley S)ack. The obelrvance 7:30 p.m; Columb~ Uaa Co, Tueedey night •l the home of will be aleaandfeetureallcme . mor office, ~dleport. . . Mrs.. Carl~, prosldenl, -It placem,ent flower ahqw: , . CLASS 12, Ueatb United wai reporled that ewrgreenl The realgnatioll ol !MI. Methodist Church, 7_:30 p.m. have been placed around lbe Malc:oiin JIGIJer II ll"lide!ll . , T~ursday, hostesses, Mro . ..,mumeni. Mumsanddogwood was aecepled illtb regret and Clinics to belo G(enn Lambert1 president; trees will be plantAHt later this tbe .nominating committee lour ·c:on~ve Mrs . . B. 8. Zeigler, vice · IJi8l1lng president; ll!rs. ,EII"'rson · · N!...ced. ~· Jones, secretary; Mrs. c. F. pmentecl • Hibbs, treasurer. . " " denln&· .. TWIN CITY Shrlnettes · The arrangem~nt ·of · 'lhe · ' A recent bridal Illower Blaebton. Mrs. Vena Whaley • month "Beclt to .......,,., ·-••· Thursday, 6:30 p.m. dinner Mrs. Glem Smith, Mrs. PaGl .' .....,.. · -~ · party at Martin . Restaurant honoring Miss Donna Jean gotdell mums illtb 1 repllca ill hooortngofhlgColh and ::'·Fr:· :!::::'w::'-:1:':; . · officers IDD•-· Methodist Cburch wai bolted Steven Scott, JIIJH ~ky WUJtam HJmm, Mrs. J. E. SPECIAL MEETING, Shade by Mrs. Sandy-Sc:ott and Millo Stivers, Mrs. Herbert Dlxon, ,..Harley clsplayed tiro ~ · •· River Lodge 453, ~UM, Becky Stivers. and Mrs. James Conkle. of dahUea 1run . · . Thursday, ·':1"' p.m• .Work in ••·· Ills to the se.cond degree. All Master Green and yeDow streamers OtherS sen-.. 8 aerden and Mrs. Ai'lbur · clec«ated tbe gift table wilich ll'lt!Hlect were Mrs. Eulab had an arrlllllement of Maaorul invited. wu centered~ a replica of a Evans, Mrs. Ethel BUrdette, while dahlias In an enttqtl. ' Y.O.A.R.C. stating party sprinkling can. Gam• were Miss Jayne Ev~ns, Mrs. ceJeryholdet. Mra. ~iilo ThuradeySI<alt .~-Way7to9 : 30 ~layed . After Miss Smith aarence _,..drewa, .Millo Sua1e made the table ....~ece of for members and .special opened her sifts, refreshments Andrewa, Mrs. Mary Wayland, pink and orcbld clahliaa. ' ' " . .. ' :;n;;: £:;;;;; 't;;;:{sl;' MeJ.cy, ·.- . . . ;~ -C fl'•' ' . - ....""".. ' 1.:~!:~-!::::J ~- IJJiiliAfA'Aiir ;:;,' W~ " DRESS SHOP & BfAUIY SALON 1n FALL KICK-OFF TIME·· �.. ~~ c ~ , !;. i"f ,. ._.· }' . FJ t ··. ..... ' j .. i)'·_, ~ 1 .t.. 'Jllelllllill!~~~.o.,-.17,1" 11 .. ...-.~.,....... . ~~m ·seulah~ towtH·er~:wed~ ·.';~~opi.~t: · ·.·Frrst~ ~lighter, BY NELUI! .VALE George LDwlher and POINT ROCK - Mrs. Wesley Ka\hryn, Mr. and Mrs. J1obb ta announcing the Dougblas Lowther and l111<1'1age of her sister,·Beulah deugbler, Slepbonie, local, Mr. LDwther to Tony Ndvardy of 8lld MrB, Estel W~. Albens, Ainheral. Ohio 00 Saturday, 0.; Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Seplenlber ht IOo'cloelt in the Stevena lqld fllll)ilf, ll'r· and lliOI'IIinB at St. Marya Cburch in Mrs. Jomes Stevt!llsand fMilly, a.mtc:otbe, Ohio. Mr. and Mrs. CharleS The ceremony was performed and family, Mr. and ~by Father Kempt. Mrs. Caren O>arlea stevens end family, Moore of Elyria, Ohio served as Mrs. Jerry Ray and deu,gbter, bridesmaid wblle Mr. ·Jacko Mr. Philip Sl'e,vens, Mrs . .kim Moore of Elyria was best man. Fomallhandl\b. VermnFullz, The bride choae lor hor all of Chillicotlhe. wedding · a blue street length A large three tier wedding cnaa and carried a bouquet of cake topped with miniature pink carn•tiona. bride and groom fonned . tbe Followlnf the ceremony, a centerpiece of the receptloo receplloo w• giVEn for the · table.Later,acunpieted.inner couple and their relati.,... and wu served by the l!obos. lrlendsbyMr. endlllrs. Wesley The bride ill tmployed at Bobo at tbe LDwlher !ann near United Stalsl Shoe Company In Albllly, o. . Otilllcolbe Mille the sroom ill Attending were Mr. and Mra. an employee of Bendla Oor· porallon In Elyria. During the mooth of SopCharm Her tember the couple will be at with a lovely home at the LDwther !ann. . Stev""' Charm Bracelet Quartet to Appear Tbe Layman's ~ of Columbus will make ~veral ~- appearances Ibis weekend at tbe RuUand Church of the Nazarene. The quartet will appear at the church at 7:30p.m. Saturday and at the ,Sunday scblol and morning wor!lbip l)ours &mdey morning. The II'OIIP will also be Jl'OSODI for 8 stngspiratioo at 2:30p.m. Sunday. Arevlvalill..,winprogressat the churd\ and will continue through Sunday with the Rev. Gene Clark of Findlay as evangelist. The public IB in· vtted. from $2J15to $8.96 IIIIODU: ..,. Y.G.F. $8.96 •u• sttrtlnJ Sll•r SALE PLANNI!D Racine O.apler 134, ()-der of Eastern stara, will bold a rummase aaie Friday and Seturday from 9 to 2 In the lslbelle !Impson Building neu to the Club Reataurant In Racine. A Bake Sale will be held in conjunction with the rummage aate. C:·. a·:fe'~d ·' a· r 11 . · ,.,.. ar..Gv!!an p·ar·k:.: (""'"-11111 fr- ...1 I ) ~.- ~ . dJeport ~~ =:~~u~': of cake, plllch, nuts and ndnts were served. Guests were MLso Janlee Evans, Mrs. TedMorarlty,Mra. vernon Evans, Mrs. WUJtam Airson Mrs. William Stivere, and David Hawlllwne, Millo Emma LDu Da.ts, Miss Jan Smith, Miss Helen Davis, Misa Joyce Davis, Mrs. Robert Burdette, Mrs. WIUiam Grueser, Mra. Harold prosr~i~Jl.. J:::1n.~: TO CI!LEBRATI! !DOTH The famUy of Mra. Mary G. Cooper Is having a dinner for her at the honM of Mrs. Alta Bartlett, 390139tb st., Nitro, W. Va., on Sept. 20th in observance ofber JOOtb hlrthdey. Everyone Is welcome to send cards. Mrs. Edwarcl Baer, Jr .• Mrs. Bill PUllins, Mrs. Cart_ llaU, Mrs. Glenn Evens, Mrs. Homer BaUey, Mrs. Dale Smifll, Mrs. P1111 Ohlinger, Mrs. Wilmetla Leifheit, Mrs. Fred Lelftlell, Mrs. ·Amoa leonard, Mrs. Lawrence Leonard, Mrs . Denver Kepple, Mrs. RA>y Pullins, Mrs. VIolet lly!ell, Mrs. RA>nnle Smith, Mrs. Beatrice Buck, Mrs. Ml1dred Mitch, Mrs. Randy H!DPbreY, Miss Ellzabelll Davia, Mrs. Kathryn Wildermuth and Mrs. Harold Smith. Miss Smith, file daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn 8mlth, will be married lo Mr. Evens in an open cburch ceremony at the Enterprlae United Methodist !llurcb on Sunday, Sept. 20 at 2:30p.m. Hoatsaaes, Mra.!Har:le:1~·Mra:·l : ; : a : ! ! Pari! Will Be Open Anel All Day·Sunday, •. Join Camtle." ~ :; (' I ') :t: >. .l;.~t, ~.'!,,\.l'f' ' r------------------------"'\"_.___. :.,____________...,...,.,... . . New Ford Pi'lllo . . ·: ' Jewelly Store Court St. afASE HARDWARE 992-2.111 Mltld!ep911. 0 . Po meroy L - -- --'--=----- - ~\ircll17, THEODORUS D. of A., 8 p.m. potluck, IOOF ball. Each regularly attending . member to take on~ who Isn't. ~ntertatnment to foDow. RACINE Elementary PfA Mondey, 7:30 p.m. al school. Dillcuaslon on Fall FeaUval and new. two miU levy. ' Precision·! ,., , ,,.), ···, '·, •. • '. '' ' j· ).' fi •. • !( ~'j ' Priced and sized tike.llttie imports, but roomier. Quiet and stable. Goes a long way between gas stops, service·lniervals, even styli nil changes. Put a llttiil kick in your''llfe. , ,f..,. ·Of the ·Bend By Bob Hoeflich a..... 1 1 d f"'-... of -wo:OI an ... ..... lei'VIcemen from Salim, lebaJ)cm a ~ TowiliiiiiN. ujay ,be lnlerelled In a prognm beins ~~by lbe~ AID:IIlary of Racine Amerltall LegJoo ~- ~· · ' Allslll*y memben are lnterelled in aecuring IWilefl and addmm of lltrVIclmen frGm lbe tlreelolmshlpe 'IIIIo are aer· W. oveneu. The alllfUary plana lll*fal remembranca for fll010 .aemcemen. Recelvinll the namea and addrelles for tbe r..mllary are Mrs. Myrtle Wallier and Mrs. Marte Boyd. both of Racine. ~~ ANOOHEIUVIJUARY IP'OUP - that of the Albellll\lenlalllealtb Cellter - II IQlOIIIICing Its annual county lairatlbecenler'iautlilcrlumfrom 9a.m. to4p. m. on Tbursday, Oct.~- . The fair provldea funds fw tbe auxillary to carry out tis IJI'08I'8IIl to make We a bit better for patients at the center Among the features of IIIIa year'l fair open to the pubUc are . flower mart, beked goods bootb, . . . . 8 am.tmas ~ •.:: goods end crafts, hats, handwork, plus refreshments slanda. MUine Griflith, caslller of Pomeroy National Bank, will attend the 48th Annual Con· ventlon of tbe Nali~n.ill Asaoclation of 8ank·Women Inc. in Wallhlngton, D. C., Seplember 21·23. '!'he meetllJ& to be beld al tbe Mayflower Hotel will. bring togelller ~ l,I!IJO members of tbe association of professional women bank officers founded 49 years aso. Membership in NABW now nwnbers more than 7,700 for tbe United States, Canade, and_ several forelt!n naUona. Mra.Griflithwlllgetanlnaide pi~ture of Wasblng!Dn from the poult of view of banking and finance. She will bear reports from Bruce K. MacLaury, •"em ber llJl 0 RO~ed 1U I . 112 1D '15 CHAPMAN'S ·1969 .F.ord ~: . .if2495 Slratht - Services are Held a 1969V1Jile:COtonet ' GT- HAIR SPRAY ·SHAMPOO ' ' ' Dedicated . to Your Mustang Maoh I '2&95 .. DeMolay Will Meet 196- .AMX-SRQ~t:Coupe .. ..... ' OPEN DAILY 8:00AM to 10:00 '' ' I ' ~-. I< j l t .I 1 i ' S~.nday 10:30 AM to 12:30 PM a-nd 5100 to 9:00PM """"ber A take.of( on "Tills is your members aailed that ati .council Life" honoring Mrs. Elizabeth members cootribule end that FACULTYMEMIIER80FtheMelpHighSdloolarelendlng Hayes, a charier member of the clothes be left with a escellent support to tbe "Fall F'lln8," a musical to be lllaged at Cheater Council 323, Daugblerl Cheater member. Sept. 30 was the new; bi8b ldlool audllorium In October lor tbe benefit of the of America, hlshllghled set as the dey for auditing the 4atrlct • atblellc boerd. Tuesday night'a meetins of the council books at tbe home of The new art d• m of Mrs. Margaret EUa Lewla wUl be Council. Mrs. Ethel Orr. creating 10011 prope for the llhow and band director, David Occasion for the obaervance Members signed a birtbdey Bu...,;:, is coDBiderlns COOiintJ up with a pit bend which would was Mrs. Hayes' birthday card for~. LuclUe Kraeuter, accunpany several ntmben of the mDBical. Meanwhile, a vocal anniversary. The flalbearera a patient at tbe Holzet Medical quartet fnm the atvdema of Mrs. Clrlstine Gdtbrle, vocal muolc ...,...ted her to the allar u tbe Center. Blrtb of Mrs. Doris instruct«, may tum Into a ohow feature. Otlu•· faculty members members sang "Happy Birth- Koenig's new granddaughter are on ~ Hst to be contacted for vartoua chorea before the cut · dey". The tribute to Mrs. was noted, and a thank.you note goes on lllage tentatively on Thunday, Oct. 22, and Saturday, Hayes was given by her wureadfromllleDorthyDurat October 2l. 1bt ehow Js being lllased by tbe Big Bend Minstrel dauahter, Mrs. Esther family. AllaoclaUon. Ridenour, chiirman of the sood It wu decided that be8fnning And - Monday night 1..- the firat Ume in the some 17 years of of the order committee. on Oct. 8 meetings will be held the 8110datlon's history, try-outs will be held al the fOI'D)j!r A reswne of Mrs. Hayes' at 7:30p.m. inatesd of a p.m. A Pomeroy Junior High School for gtrla of the county interested in early We including pictures of silent auction will be held al tsklns part Ill the "Fall Fling... The try-outs will get undei'Wll)" 81 her weddlna, hlghlighta of her that meeting by the borne and 7:30p. m. BJid selection of the dencera will be made frun the 38 years as a member of orphans committee end there WASHINGTON, D. C. - from the Houle and aeven from aroup atlendini Glrls who have participated in -..,.,. Cheater Council and her work as will be practice to receive the · ., .._ council deputy end initiatory stale and national omcera and eonare-u muat commit tlaelf 111 the Senate would be charged 8II80Ci 11 with the responalblllly of ~ on llho,.. are to be pr01entfor the try-outs. A COIIIIIliltee captain were related. Mrs. ballotina preparatory for In· help solve the problema of rural preparlns coordinated fruntheiiiOCiaUonwUlmaketbeaele<tlona.And-for thefltlt Ridenour alao read a poem spectlonlentatlvelyaetforlale AIMrica, according ID lOth propolala for leglllation to deal Ume IIIIa fall, dancing chorus Hoes will also be lllulllril aeveral written many years igo by Mrs. Octobet. District Congresanlan aarence AdeMorrlaforalayetleshower Quarterly birthdeys were your E. Miller, who hu sponsored witheducatlon,housing,bealth, Ume1 during the llhow, and honoring Mrs. Hayes, and observed with the honorees independindustrial development, leglalaUon to create a joiDl for rural llUNTING ON IDS PROPERTY in the Morning Star area presented her mother with a being seated at a special table. ence in this other programs consresslontl committee to development. Wednesday, O.OIIer Van Meier ran across an aged looking land gHt. Gifts were al each place and the wraparound provide Congress with a During the business meeting table was centered with a shoe with box comprehenalve plan to deal "This committee,.. MU!er turtle. Turntnslt over. Van Meter found the 1111me C. C. Neue and aatd, ''will be an appropriate the dele, May 30, 1913, on the bottom. The late Clyde Nease Rved conducted by Mrs. Betty RA>ush, decorated cake nlade by Mrs. wi!b tbe problems of rural vehloletoglvetbeproblemsand clooe to the Van Meter home. councilor, the commission Margaret Tuttle. ln the honored and chunky .heel. America. needs of rural America tbe naming Mrs. Erma Cleland as group were Mrs. Hattie · Black and Carmel . The special committee to be dep.uty state councilor was Fredericks, Mrs. Betty Roush, Matching Bigs. comprtaed of seven members special legislative priority and atlentloo they urgenUy deaerve. read. The COIIIIIllaaloo, from ~- Elir.abeth Wickham, Mrs. We are beginning to realize thai -:- State Councilor Mary Jane Mary K. Holler, Mrs. Doria the )tl'ban crlall Ia not IGtal)y RIO GRANDE - There are noted that the field aclmisaioM Smith, Ia for the term of one Grueoer, Mrs. Barbara unrtlated to the lack of 289 new students at Rio Grande officers are currenUy viaittnJl year. Sargent, Mrs. Koenig, Mrs. ii!LI-• econondcopportuniUeainmany College, an increase of 43 over high school counselors and ', A report on the council's Jean Summerfield end Mrs. ~ rural ereaa. Each year more last year. Interested high school atudents participation in tbe Labor Day than $00,000 people find llleir Dean S. Brown, director of in OhiO and Its neighborinB parade was given by Mrs. rur~to l!dmlasiona, aaid IIIIa entering statsa, as well as In the New Cleland. Several members from 11.'111' ~ ~lfll4 tbol)ize of the put Ywk and New .Ieney erea. Theodorua Council . 17, the ban'sprawl. out-: Yi71i!''i' gra~tilil class of 143, The new student body 1B Pomerll?, joined the group for nrd migration cin only be large~! in tbe hlltory of Rio diatrlbuted, by classes, in thcl lilt parade. reveraedbyatolal commitment Grande Cotle(e. foR~B way : Freshmen 291; The ways and means comto rtbulld tbe co~mtrylide and Brown attributed the increase Sopbom..-e, 172; Junior, IM; mitlee announced a clothes . improve the economic in new students to an u;panded and Senior, 159. In addition, ctoaet clearance aale to be held capabiUUe1 of lla inhabitants." effort on the part of tbe college's there are 44 enroUed In evening In Pomeroy soon. Committee Miller said the purpose of field adml.ulorc' officers. He couraea. rural development Ia to create 1011 opportunities, community Parted - Semi curl lil'vicea and faclliUea (IUCb ,. ~, ·,.. .-·,,:$!lo~Pitals, &dlools, water m.t facilities), · a better MIIIJ s1J1es - Dutch Boy Funeral aervicel for UDian Celller, First . ll'Vtng and Improved R. Jacobi Pierce, 81, former Melt!• Greek Boy - en free - etc. L. Bowen, County resident, were held at ., and physical en· Ave. and Cedar St. General llievtna, Deluxe v.a, t·fllte, p. steering, . new car. vlalllng houn 2-4 and 7-8 p.m. Mrs. ·Ivan G. Bnunfield and Lancaater on Sept. 7. vlrOJUilent In the small cities, Synllletk. warranty. town•, villas•• aad farm Maternity vial~ houri 2:30 to Infant son, Mrs. Eda A. carter, Mrs. Pierce WM lbe deughter communitiell in rural America. f:30 p.m. Parents on1f on Met E. Daniell, Mrs. Eugene of file tale atlll Jacobi. Sur· Pediatric Ward. W. Dunlap, Darla May vivors lnc:lucle one brolber end 1-~~.:. Greenlee, Karla A. Grlllltb, one sister, BW Jacobe and Mary Btrtlll . Mr. and Mrs. John :It!. Mrs. Myrtle F. Holcomb, Mrs. Vanlmragen both of Ptmeroy. Get Them Ready S££ OUR llaUJdren, Bidwell, I detlflbler; RA>setta Holllngtbead, Mrs . For SchoOl Aitendln1 from. bere were MANY Mr. and Mrs. Leo c. Kemedy, Dmrl A. Lambert and Infant Ediar Vanlnwagen, 1 nephew ~.\ ~ . ., . ' " " Jr., Pl. PJe41ant, • daughter; daughter, Mrs. JJ~Ckle L. Me· of the deceased. ' p. s~rl~, brakes. ready & BRAIDS Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Coy and infant 10n, llaJpb ··' Clendenin, PI, . Ple111nt, a Mitchell, Rev. Milo Moore, ' ' &flUS daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Wilbur L. Oliver, Holland SPECIAI.10R WIGS A. Filer, ,Jackson, a 10n; Mr. Prose, Daron K. Puctett, and . Mrs. Tlmotby J, Sayre, Denlel ~Rice, Timatlly c. "·t i' L. J.lulland, a IUD; and Mr. and Sands, Michael James . The Melt!a Olapler Order of Mrs.,. .,_ p:. BaleJ, Jackson, Thompson and Mrs. Letha DeMolay will meet Monday at Maaale. 7:30 p.m. at lbe Midfl<port . .. ··'. Muoclc Temple. V-8, eutorri,a tlc, p. .p. dlst brakes, AmbrOM, lnltiator1 work illll be 1~ miJn, ne~ ,: - -' ' ..emplllled lor a clua of TO MEET SI!PT. Zf Dillcuaslons of stale Board candidates. All DeMolay I • ' .' nles, possible changes In "*Uben and Malter ..,..,, wellare fee structures and are lnvlled. 111t Molber'l Obb COl MAIII l SYCAMORE proposed stale and federal will meet at lbe aame time lqlslaUon which effect the the beaemenl dining 1'00111. 0. of. optometry will the fortbe p. Yoat pharmaciJt's years of esperieru:e 80 in· 10 makiag every prescription occurate, every diDo. Comple10 line of pbarmaceurkalo. u. '2695 \ Good Health De'uty Ulllieraecrttary for . IICUVt ·Ui 'll\elleld. ql~lfall. Monetary Affairs fw the S. provldll!l · Ullola~lllipJ (o Deparun.Dt of "'be Treasury; lradute.,.,.. of llrilrttJ"-' James Louil Robertson •. Yice •qila!Uied merilherJ. 1.t b~ . ChairiJWI, ·Board of Governws, Wlifked to attract_,~ ·' tbe Federal 1>1 I ve S)olteril'; Into the banking llokl (lbd 18 ~ ~ T. lltooliJ, lllreclcir ........ tbe!D to . ~ of'the Bui'Uu of the Mint, U. S, llieiE lechnicaiW!d~IMit l Departmeilt of lbe ,.,_..,.; akw.. , ' c' Senator Olatlel H. Petey, (B.,. One of file reauJta Ill lhlll Ill.) an4 ~esentative1 program 18 the inereaaed leonore lt. Sullivan, (D., Mo.) nwnber of women' 1iaJik a(;.. and W- D. MUla (D. Ari.). fleers, now nwnberinJ Dillie · ,, , . than 20,000, and 111e fact thai Mrs. Griffith a11o will meet today more than lwoil.birila of wttiupembera qt Con&reaa at a all peraonneJ employed In bolib special congreutooal recepli011. are women. Mta. Griflith's · Mrs. Griffith la JI of da,usbter, Karen, wUI ac· tbe Ohio Group of NABW, which company hei' to W8lhlngton. · will meet in October in · Colwnbul. NABW hu been particularly ;:r:•~·-------..!:=Ma=in:S:t:·=~P~omEIII!roiey;·~ 1 .. <'·"'" Women Bankers to M~et· Ri0 Frosh T 0 ta} 9 28 FOR YOUR 11 • ._ , • • Miller ·Proposes Group Rebuild Rural America .... 1 o:i£!s. .5Ja . , : ;:~:. , ~ ;;!~~~ ··~:\~ ' ' ~'· .~rf• im••;2> ~~oq·~· "dJ!o;:r&.ai :l U .,, . ,·, --"' M \"''''""" '~'-, :~;,f-:-:1~ . . ' lheJt. ~ America, lill'!n=~ S:.ff..:E ·your new cars :~re SEE US ill. • •• •• ' ·' u:':io Skinner' educaUon and community cla98 students, 25c for skates. FRIDAY WIUJNG WORKERS Clas.s, Enlerprlae United Metbodist Church, 7:30 Friday night at the home of lks· Beatrice Buck. MEIQS !UGH School·varsity cheo..teaderawillsponsoraleen dance Friday night following the Mefls-Belpre football aame at the old Pomeroy Junior lflgb auditorium. The Jaya will emcee. Admission 50c per peroon. AFTER GAME dance, 10 to midnight, Friday, Southern Junior High Scbool, Racine, with music by the "Beef Jerky", Athena, sponsored by Southern Band Booatera. SATURDAY HIGH SCHOOL dance party, first of tbe school aeason, at the Meiss Junior High School auditorium in Middleport Seturday frun 8p.m. to 11 p.m. The Jays will be in cllerge. MONDAY MIDDLEPORT PTA, 7:30 p.m. at the Middleport Elementary School. Get- . • ,. • i litua::; am Brl'de to be Showe·red .. ...... ,~ -~_,..,t aDOwed jill! pOjcO by ilcilrqj f~t.. 11111 llie -.otld would <WI' 11M IIIIa meant of CjUickly on llle appeal. . hail you. llelaln them and JOtr ·l*liill to·• you on 1 ~!.o"" liearl i:t!fttaQ mercy aupporteril can't ~elp bul llil!cllllclolotolbebuttiOiall an...,.ouraoul~onii!JdH w~ about 'fOil!' sincerity <'l'ldi· iuujj II nol you kuly ~to help~ calll_t ancl.mollfe.f. • of peactr you have an op We lddl011 you nol .u one ,.. whether we ' port.unltr to achieve !lbese eiJOI!IY to anotbet but as one · ' · imacealn .11\e eyoo of the Wll'ld. bunUin to anotbet. pull all ll!lt'ibe~ out 1111· • 'lhe ltelinll hete Ill tliat you AI dt&enl of :the United t':O:~u are ~ :d : don't Cl!l'1l abou! llle lndlvjdual; SC.tea"' have no f)OWlli' wof(er are . tha '~· . tllal hll needs and wenla and 8111thlna as Individuals 'but Ill!! ~m::wr twure rtchl deatreadon'tmatter; that Well J~;'JOd1!iU .In ~e for tbe Jilli 111ue 11 AmeriCan not ~ to ¥GU, . ~· you·bold . . We have no ~ who are bold in Your J~CIIcm em ~ve Ue w power to•mue. ~ts H y<>u rOll!' ~ ·. Aliotber . lheile beliefs. An act of 811111111)' don 'I. . !Me .. ~:':i..tnc 11111 toward American prisoners We onl7 have hope: hope tliat ,._.ib.IJI,,.: liD . .would llhow lilt Wll'id that you you will heed tbe: pleli and ~1 E~e .~ your are~cemed ~lb We end that reatcre • lhOee men to their · 'lfleir.ldilf.lion 11 OUI' llldled 811 We Ia sacred. famWea. cooeern T . . · Family Uea in Amerlce are How and Where to ~~~~~ Your Bolli ·the. "doV~· and' tbe s~ ll!d ~ Americana want letter' : .. ~~ of America feei: dee!l!>: these·men rtunlb!d with flleir a'liopt them and their .....uaR' familiea. Some fathers have Copia Of 1be above Jetter to ,.., IG Con.ider never - • tbeir chlldren. SOme Ton Due Thq, prealdenl of llle • ·. •• · ' ':" ,. · are 'mluing the joy qf waldllng DemocraUc RepubUc of VIet. . te ~. lbt~ have them II""' ~-::be mailed for 25 cents no ~!il"'IO y~u. they And, the·.chl1dren, tbey Uve ' ~per your 11,11' with ""' CGIII1ant dream and The l;ller- ;-written In Viet· ""'11er would help hope that they' may again be a nameae should be eli--' 0 t 811 lndl~aled folded •;.;; .':, whole family. ainnall envelope and maUed • Few men in the hlltory Ql lbO to: , ' w~rid have been given the ·Ton Due Thans President opportunity that tou.now have. Democratic ~public of Hlslory can record you u a Vlelnam man of compaulon; a man 'IIIIo Hanoi, Nortb Vietnam respecled human We and bold it A test Jli'MOPY of the Jetter in high value; a man who held tliat family life ··Ia paramount whicb was addreaaed, aealed provldln& a llle8S1II'e of peace to and weighed Indicated that 25 cents postage would cover lilt many famlllea. mallln& costs. Return llleae men to their phase ol tbe Mid.- fall. Club's civic FUrthored at the !Mtllni ~~ ~ 111U.RSD · AY' lieautlf~ projeCt at lbe Wlft plana fir file 35lb 'tn· Mta. DOn American ~Ilion Park on MDI nlverlll'l! obaemnce to be held MIDD!Ji:POJlT Child Con· Street has been co~n~~"led· In ~ at file home of ~servation league, Thursday, AI 8 • meetlna of lbe club Sibley S)ack. The obelrvance 7:30 p.m; Columb~ Uaa Co, Tueedey night •l the home of will be aleaandfeetureallcme . mor office, ~dleport. . . Mrs.. Carl~, prosldenl, -It placem,ent flower ahqw: , . CLASS 12, Ueatb United wai reporled that ewrgreenl The realgnatioll ol !MI. Methodist Church, 7_:30 p.m. have been placed around lbe Malc:oiin JIGIJer II ll"lide!ll . , T~ursday, hostesses, Mro . ..,mumeni. Mumsanddogwood was aecepled illtb regret and Clinics to belo G(enn Lambert1 president; trees will be plantAHt later this tbe .nominating committee lour ·c:on~ve Mrs . . B. 8. Zeigler, vice · IJi8l1lng president; ll!rs. ,EII"'rson · · N!...ced. ~· Jones, secretary; Mrs. c. F. pmentecl • Hibbs, treasurer. . " " denln&· .. TWIN CITY Shrlnettes · The arrangem~nt ·of · 'lhe · ' A recent bridal Illower Blaebton. Mrs. Vena Whaley • month "Beclt to .......,,., ·-••· Thursday, 6:30 p.m. dinner Mrs. Glem Smith, Mrs. PaGl .' .....,.. · -~ · party at Martin . Restaurant honoring Miss Donna Jean gotdell mums illtb 1 repllca ill hooortngofhlgColh and ::'·Fr:· :!::::'w::'-:1:':; . · officers IDD•-· Methodist Cburch wai bolted Steven Scott, JIIJH ~ky WUJtam HJmm, Mrs. J. E. SPECIAL MEETING, Shade by Mrs. Sandy-Sc:ott and Millo Stivers, Mrs. Herbert Dlxon, ,..Harley clsplayed tiro ~ · •· River Lodge 453, ~UM, Becky Stivers. and Mrs. James Conkle. of dahUea 1run . · . Thursday, ·':1"' p.m• .Work in ••·· Ills to the se.cond degree. All Master Green and yeDow streamers OtherS sen-.. 8 aerden and Mrs. Ai'lbur · clec«ated tbe gift table wilich ll'lt!Hlect were Mrs. Eulab had an arrlllllement of Maaorul invited. wu centered~ a replica of a Evans, Mrs. Ethel BUrdette, while dahlias In an enttqtl. ' Y.O.A.R.C. stating party sprinkling can. Gam• were Miss Jayne Ev~ns, Mrs. ceJeryholdet. Mra. ~iilo ThuradeySI<alt .~-Way7to9 : 30 ~layed . After Miss Smith aarence _,..drewa, .Millo Sua1e made the table ....~ece of for members and .special opened her sifts, refreshments Andrewa, Mrs. Mary Wayland, pink and orcbld clahliaa. ' ' " . .. ' :;n;;: £:;;;;; 't;;;:{sl;' MeJ.cy, ·.- . . . ;~ -C fl'•' ' . - ....""".. ' 1.:~!:~-!::::J ~- IJJiiliAfA'Aiir ;:;,' W~ " DRESS SHOP & BfAUIY SALON 1n FALL KICK-OFF TIME·· �• a- TheDailySf!llllrleUilddleport·Pomeroy,O., Iiept. l y.t9'10 , ' . . · ' , . : ' · Bargains, Bargain·s, ~and Mor,· wANT Ao INFORMATION Notice . ·· SYRACUSE reoldonls: we, lhe For Rent DEADLINES new owners of "Rizer 5 ROOM house. both, m Spring For Sale s P.M. oav Befor e Pub lication Grocery.' ' welc ome your Monday On dl lne 9 a.m . AYe. New gas furnace. call COAL, limestone. EKctfllqr Salt Works, E. Main st., Cancellation & Corrections business. We wish to serve 99H.013 aller 6 p.m. ,, Will be accepted until 911 .m. tor you In every way possible. we Pomlll'oy. Phone IW2·3891. 9·1J.6lc Day of Publication Will redeem food stamps and H ·lft REGUL"TtONS continue to give family 'NEWLY decorated, 3 room The Publisher reurve$ the slamps. fumllhtd eportment, adulft. SPINF.:T-con$ale plano. Will B)'Mn.~Morril ~i~!~~~ edi~b~~;~~~~~~~ny 1e~; Mr. and Nn . Raymond only. 126 Mulberry Ave. transfer tobtresPQntslbfe ~Wrfy. 'lbe Esther Circle of the pub!ishtr wHI not be responsible Butcher. Phone 992'""". tf Cash or II ral erms. rite Baptist Missionary Society met tor more than one incorrect 9-15·5fc 9-4· c Credit Man.,ger, P.O. Boll: insertion . 276, Shelbyvlfle, Ind., 46174". Mon!lay ewnlng, Sept, 14 with RATES PAUL 'S BARBER Shop, AIR CONOITIONEO sl"plng H·121p Mr:t. Edna Pickens, hostess, at For want Ad Ser:--ice t· Racine, now open dally I a.m. kt 1 11 .'i cents per Ward one 1nser 100 to 5 p.m. eJtcept Thursday. room with 1 chen pr v ege1. AWNINGS tor doOr d 1 an her home. Devotions by Mrs. Minimum Char'"'e 7Sc Phone 992·5.UO after 6 p.m. • s m , 31 1 f.~ c 9-15-6tc marq·-, windows,blown carports, Dorothy Badgley opened the consecutive 12 cents t n!iowrtlnn p• r w'"Jrd three - - - - - - - - and batt <~. S -· meeting. Scripture, Romans 1a cent!. per w<~rd six con - HAM SHOOT, unday, 1 p.m. For Sale Insulation. Elmer White, 12-g..18 A meditatJ.on · "Mer- sec utlve tnse• 'icpns. Racine Gun Oub. sales representative. For fret · · . . , and · 25 ~er cent Disco\Jnl on paid 9-15-Sto: estimates, phone Charld cenary or MlSSlonary ads and ads paid within tO days .. Rar Hummel Lisle, Syracuse. V. V. prayer · the hymn "Blessed CARD OF THANKS GUN SHOOT. Forked Run Soys: John"'" and Son, Inc. • ,, ' & OBITUARY 1_,. ~Ire Assurance by the group, suo tor .so word minimum . spor t sm a n Cl u b • sunday • C!· 1 • 2 September 20. ,...., titled precedod prosram wor c 9·16-31c ELECTROLUX SWEEPER , k the dB I en d" Each addltoona BLIND ADS 'Bac ·YBr att e..groun , Additional 2Sc Charge p~r Comple-te with attachments, · ••· tf2,.2141 Pom.,.y Willi -..nted by Vera Beegle Advorll,.ment. MILLER AND SONS Grrocery Now! point spray, cordwlnder and . L"-~------:....I ,....... • OFFICE HOURS and Ashland Service Station throw-away bags. Full cash Readings by memberslncludod e JO a.m . to, ,.,. p.m Dolly, at the Cro..,.oads on R!. 12• TRUCKLOAD price only $31. Terms HARRISON'S TV AND AN· 11 "FdodfCI'theSoul , '"lbeGood 8 : 30 am to 12 :oo Noon between Pomeroy and TIRE SALE available. Phone 992-2685. TENNA SERVICE. Phone Shepherd", "I Am the Way", ''I saturdlly Rutland Is now open for I Tl... lt R11. Price. Get 9-11-6tc 992-2522. Am Going to Worship. GOO" and Card of Thanks business. Bo!h the store and 'supp'ly' ~K- Pr lea While !his to.IO.Ifc the garage hove been ~ 115 1 PAINT OAMAGE - 1970 ZIG· "Uttle Arthur". Miss. Beegle THE FAMILY of carl Walton remodeled to provide a Super Service Station z,."'.G sewing machlne1. Still In ·MIX CONCRETE closed her p-ogram with a wishes to thank all their pleasant atmosphere tor J. W. C.rsey, Mgr. original car1ons. No at - READY delivered . riaht to your reading, "Think of Another." friends and neighbors for shop:r.ers. Store hours, Ph. ft2.f932 tachments needed, as our prolect. Fast and easy. Fr" The business session in charge their kindness during our Mon ay through Saturday are Open 24 Houn controls are built-ln. Sews est mates. Phone 992-321"*• sorrow. Special thanks to 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. Garage hours, with 1 or 2 needles, makes Gaegleln Rtady-MIK Co., of Dorothy Badgley foDbwed White's Funeral Home, Rev . Monday through Saturday, 8 buttonholes. S6WS on buttons. Middleport, Ohio. and closed with the Lord's Eldon Blake, and the a .m. toSp.m. Closed Sur.day. ANTIQUE marble top table, monograms, and blind hem 6-:JO.tfc · ,._ Pick pallbearers. We at Miller and Sons are $125. Jenny Lind single bed, stitch. Full cash price, $38.50 Prayer In uru.son. ~'.u01~, ens Mrs, Virginia Walton and determined to please you, the $35. Phone 992·28Gl. or E-Z terms. Phone 992-2685. sened delil'i.oUB refreshments Family. customer. Stop and Shop at 9·13-6tc 9-11-6tc SEPTIC tanks cleaned. Miller Sanl!ollon, S!eWart, Ohio. Ph. to nine members present. 9-17-ltp our out-of-town stare with the - - - - , - - - , - - , KENNEBEC Potatoes. largo, 662 A son was born to Mr. and MY SINCERE tllonkstoall the ' 3011 • 2·12·,11~ In -town prices. hUndred. Pets For Sale 9·16·61c all pur~se. •• P Ml."s. i.eon Jofdan, named friends and neighbors. tor Clle m le off R . 124. Great BARKAROO Kennels, lovable Rl. 338. Tom Sayro, Matlhew Leon. Grandparents tholr cards and g11fts of food WILL give plano lessons in my Bend Miniature Schnau~rs, Torch. Phon• U"Jol• ""2"' "'·-ce re..:elved durin; my rea:nt h Ph m ~......... -· Ohio. Turn right, filth house. ar.• Mr. and "-. Pub \MUQI Illness. YourthoughHulness Is ome. one -. -. 9.11 ..lp ~~t. Phone Coolville 61>7· Bradford, Racine; Mr. and Mrs. greatly appreciated. _ _ _ __ _ _ _s_ .J6.tfc Real Estate For Sale DwigbtOJiver, Pomeroy; greatEldon GauL NEW 8 Foot truck camper. 9-6·12tc Sleeps six. Phone 992-3954. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. --cc--::---::--cc9::-·'•·uo Help Wanted 9-11-6tc BASSET purples, AKC rtg· Olio Bradford, Racine RD., and WE WANT 1o thank oil our WAITRESS, night shill. No lsttreci o Belbay herl Mrs. Elizabeth Roush, Letart friends and neighbors In experience necessary. Cell SPENCER'S MARKET' Gel , taga. JJS.SSO. Just off Rt. 7 Middleport who were so kind 992-9941. Falls near Tuppers Plains, Ohio. POMEROY ~ 2 slory frame, 3 your Bl~ Boy tomatoes at · ftfter our home burned. 9-15-51t full bedrooms. bath, Spencers Market. Large Francis Benedum, Phone Mr. and Mrs. Martin Thanks also to Heiner's basement with a nice apartsmooth and firm, $1.10, 6 Coolville 667·3856. Wilcoxen and family and Bakery (Hun!lngton · Mid· T. V. technician for bench and ment In 11. corner IC>I, In good pounds and over, per basket. S.16·30!C dleport · Charleston) mother, Mrs. Fred Wllcoxen service calls. Musf be e~e ­ condition. $10,500. Apples for eaflng or cooking, Veterans Memorial Hospital. perienced. Phone Long nice, 4 pounds tor 49c. Other PARKVIEW Kennels, Poodles, joined other members at Rev . Audry Miller, Mr. and BoHom 985-A-W. fruits and vegetables at extra and bird dogs. AKC. Pef and MIDDLEPORT - 2 story Lancaster for a family picnic Mrs . Raullln Moyer, the 9-6-Hc frame, 3 bedrooms, bath, full savings. One mile norfh of show puppies. Grooming . &mday. Others present were Middleport F1re Department, basement, ' rooms In all. Eastern High School. Phone m.s.wJ. -• Ml Mrs. Henrietta Ruttencutter, DRlVERS NEEDED. Train 9·16·3tc $9,500. 3·17.ffc Mr. a nd Mrs. Floyd J onesw · Mr. and Mrs. Ed Findley, now to drive semi - truck, Vernon, Mr. and Mrs. Rock Earl Heiner, Mrs. Beulah local and over the road, diesel MIDDLEPORT - I story heifer , heavy Young and son and Mr. and Maxey and daughters, and or gas. E•perlence helpful but HOLSTEIN frame, 2 bedrooms, bath, springer; 25 feeder shoats, 12- Auto Sales Mrs.• Frederick Wilcoxen of everyone else who helped In not necessary. You can earn somt: remodeling donfJi. $4,500. l6 disc. high wheeled wagon. any way. over $4 per hour after short 1962 RAMBLER, • door, ex. John Houdashelt, Minersville, Colwnbus. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mefralnlng. For application and cellent condition. Phone 992- PROPERTY IS . MDYING Mrs. Waid Sayre is leaviro~~ lo Daniel and Family. personal Interview. call 513- Ohio. FAST, LET US SELL YOURS 3«2. 9·15·3tp 9·11· ltp visit Mr. and Mrs. ayde Sayre 241·5572, or write Safety TODAY. 9-15-3tc Dept .. Uniled Systemo. Inc .• EARLY American stereo radio HENRY CLELAND at Springfield, Ohio and they Room 426, 307 E. 4th St., REAlTOR . 1966 TORONAOO, fully combination, AM and FM will go to FUnt, Mich. to NOTICE Transportation Bldg., Cln· equipped with air . Phone 1•2· Office m.mt Ros. m·IHI radio. 4·speaker sound clnnatl, Ohl?. 9·16·31< celelrate the 90th lirthday gf HAYMAN'S AUCTION House, 5155. system. 4-speed automatic 9-17-2tc Mrs. Finis (Sayre) Craig. Laurel Cliff, now open each 9·15-Stc changer. Bafance $78 ..40. Use our budget . terms. can 992Duncan Mahoney who has Friday to receive con 3352. been vlsiUng his grandparents, slgnment> at 10 a.m . Auction EXPERIENCED beautician In 1969 FORO Econollne Van. 3,600 Middleport area. Phone m. starting at 7 p.m. Let us sell 9·15·6tc miles, must sell. See at Mr. and Mrs. Clarence your merchandise . 3440. Newell ' s Sunoco. Phone WlckUne, left by plane ror his J.22.tfc 9·17 ..!c WALNUT, modern style, •· Chesler 985-33.50: fford Conn speaker sound system, 4· 9-13-tfc lmne at Sta • · LAST CHANCE to earn speed automatic changer. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sacco of Christmas monev with Bllance $6.C.J9. Us!& our m., spent Labor Day , PloyJt~t~Toys. No collect, a ... . hi•··, 'jf-'?:J ~,~ciOel terms. C.l~! 9911. '' '1!',· 9 15~1 ' \0\'' 'ber . ......bt, Mr. lng,: n ' ' lvtf'ltolll""o cash · ~'' ,m~ ·lol!l ~-.inves.tment. Call collect, 4 ROOM house, · balb. all an r-.Jaceb Holman. cna~lotte Heiskell, 614-Jn. utilities, porr.:h . Cal,! St., 65 BTU WARM Morning gas Mrs. Mabel Roush returned 4791. Pomeroy . Will sell on land heater. practically new . home after visiting her son-tn9-13-6tc contract. Call 992-.5122 or Phone 992-6742. Gallipolis 441\.9304. 9·1htc law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. WILL pick up merchandise and 9·16.6lp - - , - - - , - - - Calvert Allen at f:ltarleston, W. ( lake to auction on a per. HALF RUNNER beans, 51 bu. Va . who accompanied ber and centage basis . Call Jim pick your own. Charles Adams, auctioneer, Rutland. Wanted To Buy Hilton, Portland, Ohio. Phone spent the weekend here. 3 BEDROOMS - Paneling Ill Phone 742·4.461. 843·2268. through, nice closets, eleCtric OLD furniture, dishes, brass Mr , and Mrs. Jackie Paine 9·2').tfc 9·15.6tc range. Forced air heat . Full beds, etc. Write M. D. Miller , were recent visitor.s of Mr. and ~=--__: basemen!. Only 512,1100.110 Rt. •· Pomeroy, Ohio. Call =c~· FRESH LOAO canning Mrs. Douglas Johnson, Jr . and Waoblnglon'a Salary 992·6271, ~eaches, Red and yellow lamily. 9·l·tfC AIR CONDITIONED ~ 3 In his fll'SI Inaugural ad· Dellclouupplos. Also, honey, Real Estate For Sale bedrooms with larg,e c ts. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd <llapman dress In New York City, - - - - - sorghum and apple elder 11 LOTS WITH all utilities. 11!:~ ceramic tile baths FUll OLD LIPR IGHT pianos, any and Shelley and Kimmle CJ! April 30, 1'18!1, George Wash· well as all other regularly Rntrlcted sub division. 1h to basement. Garage. 18.60 condition, as long as have not stocked fres.h produce Items. 2-acre lots. Phone Chtster Columbus were recent guests CJ! ington apologized that he highHI I!Ht bill. $26ll00.110 been wet. Paying $10 each. Bright Star Is Mason, 985.J301, night 985·3302. was "unpracticed In civil Flrstfloor only. Mondays will W. Va.'s Market Mr. and Mrs. Gordon West and oldest market 1-6-Hc FURNITURE - 6 rooms, hC>I admlnls tratlon" and an· be pltk·UP day . Wrile, giving featuring everyday lamBy. water, porches. · Double good directions. Witten Plano prices on produce, discount nounced that he would acG=-=oo=o:-:-ln_v_e-:-st;-m-e:-:n-:t-p:-:r::gp=erty. grocery Mr. and Mrs. David Neue cept no salary. goroge. Nlca lot. Blacktop Company, Box 181, Sardis, and meet Items. Bring the . Houaa wllh three furnished road. $5.600.110 and baby CJ! BalUmore, Ohio, Ohio 439<6. whole family and get your apartmtnts, basement, two S.20·tfC spent Saturday with his molber, weekend with their parents, Mr. free tickets on our big prlzt garages. Monthly Income, 15 R90fi\.RICK VENEER-I Mro. Don Nease. give-a -way. No purchase S190. Priced rHaonably for office rooms on first noor;, and Mro. Gene Yost and Mr. required. Allllckefl ore tree. quick ..,,. Phone IW2·3011. Mrs. Lav1nta Simpson spent a and Mrs. Hmner Circle. rHide!>ca on Second. Centr•l Lost and Found Ge.llull dttalluf Bright Sler 7·19·!fc hHI. l.arga porktng 1~1 Willi week in Columbus with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roush LOST. J.year old. brown. port Market next to Drlve-lh five garogl!l. ~.500.00 Marian Knlgbbttep and Alida. and Mildred spent a week owr collie, part shepherd dog. Theatre on U. S. Rl. 33. 7 ROOM m-n home wllh Mason. w. Va. Mrs. Ann Coo spent a week In Labor Day In Akron and San· Syracuse. Phone 992-7032. baurn•nt, garage, two FOR l!iST RESULTS 9-15-ltc 9·1S.tlc porohel, shadt trftl, 1112 acre CALL JtWI2$ Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. dusky Bay with relatlws . ground locelad on Rt. 124. HELEN .. VIRG.IL Paul Jones and other friends . Mr. and Mrs. I.arry Grlnun LOST. Tronolstor. of Be)!one COPPERTONE ntfrlgarllor, Syracuae. Ohio, by owner. TEAFDRD ASSOCIATES maple breakfast ael, plastic VIncent and Ryan Oeland and son o1 Columbus spent the ~~;g :~~·,:;1.~~ blo~~ 'r~ Phont Gelllpolla 446-9.139 for SYRACII$1 living room aul,., 2 maple appointment. ' ·11.6lc spent a lew dRys with their weekend with their parents. Middleport or Pomeroy on coffee tables, one maple· end .. 25-Hn -~--'-~-~grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Mias Sblrlee Ne~Bler, student Tuesday. Phone Ro.. Bell table. maple bedroom sullt, chost of drawers. All In good Frank CJetand and Mrs. Anna at Mountain State College 37&.6387. J10 reword. condition. Phone m-2619. Wines wbile their parents, Mr. Parkersburg, spent the' - - - - - - - -9-16-ltp 9·1S.31p and Mrs. Steve Cleland weekend with her parents. Female Help Wanted vacationed at VIrginia Beach. Frances F08b!r and Hazel Mr. and Mrs. Jim Laird .and Carnahan spent the weekend MIOOLE.AGEO lady 1o live In For Sale. and do houaework. Apply In clillG'en of Columbus spent the wIl h Mr a. Lo e Tisd a Ie a I person. William Blythe, F1Hh weekend with her lather, Mr. Buckeye Lake. S!., Racine. Phone 96·2292. Unley Hart. Out of Town OWner Mr. and Mrs. Francia Morris 9.11 ..1c Mr. and Mrs. Olden Thallon visited Saturday afternoon with - - - - - - Must Sell of Letart Falls spent a recent Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam Lake and For Rent &mday with Mrs. Addie PelreL children at their home In ~.thens 3 ROOM unfurnlsh<d a pori· Best Offer Takes H Mr. and Mro, Carl Circle and County. ment. Phone 99".t·i2•. 7-I·HC baby of Columbuo spent the ' _,---- - - - 7 Roo111 .McHIIrn Htun, Eatr• Lol In Nmoroy, F.,FURNISHED and unfurnished aportmenls. Cl- to ochoc>l. t-mallotl """" Mf.2MJ ort1 ..~. Phonem.~ 10.1 .. Hc Racine Social Events .. EXPtRIENCED .Service ---=-------=-- Cleland ·Realty~ ----- ----- ------ HOIST ETTER REALTY fOl ~ . _;. • ' ,t ' ' •• • ROofJNQ' . ,, BY a>r«RRtc;r .) :. ' --·..as;::.. ltoof ·Pilntlng' ·a '· llep~lr ,' · Spo,jathiiJ ~ ~ .: 1 Cltrpenter Work,, C:O,.ttd: • ~ ' ' J ' . ' . .. ' ' :"'".{. '; '. .ORVIW: JQif.ft$)1 .·: , 742-3fd ,J. .. Deldtr~.O. R!. 1 •:::r f."' - · ... '· I ·aLAETTNARS DolaiS ' ... ' I EXPERt · Wheiil llitiinelit .· ! $5.55 I I ' I ' -GUARANTEED-". Phone 992-2094 HOW A80tJT 5fVING Mli A HANO' WITH Ti'11!!M '!' :Pomerof'Home & Auto * E. Moln. Pointroy. o. l'ltonit ff2-214S L-~----~----~ 1 Insurance . : lnaurrirl« ,..,. ) OOZER W6r~. Phone 949·2111. AUToMoBILE cancelled? :Loaf • ·you"'; 9·13-tfc ~.•tor• a. llctlliet~~ll: , . i ATHERtON T.V. AND ·· 6-IS.tfc ELECTRONIC SERVICE. Phone 985·-· long Boffom. NOTICE. :J.1 ..tfc NOTIC8 OF ,• LEGll .APPOIIITMJNJ CHINES R SEWfNG epair service, MA all makes, ' 992·2114. The F• brlc Shop, Pom eroy. Authcrlzed Singer Saln and Service. We Sharpen Scissors. . . . · CtM'IIO. 21UI ' · f!!&tlto of ,.1mt1 Cltit'-·Circ"lt,' • DICialtd. •·' -~~ Notice 11 hereby Diven !hi! Hamer M CirCle, of · R ~ F.. · Racine. ohio, h.., bnn duly .;_ , _ _ _ _ _ _ __:J._29_._Hc appolntect E»ttcutor of tt'lt ' - Est••• ot J•mes Cecil WHEEL Horse Soles end Service. Baum Lumber Compony, Chesler, Ohio. Phone 985-3301. S.lq.tfc Clr~lt. dectaltd,late of Melg• county, ... OhiO. Creditors required fill · their cla_lms with 1~ld ffd~!trY · within fOUI'I month . ' ~. Deted this 15tH . ey ot s.pf."' •r• ro 1970. A I R · CON 0 IT ION IN~. JPr~ba~;Brj~~Dt ot· Refrigeration service. Jack s , county ' Refrigeration, New Haven., · <91 11, z.. (10) 1, 3tc: , Pltone 1182·2079. · U.tf~ SEPTIC TANKS CLEANEO. Reasonable rates. Phone John Ru-11, .Golllpol1s .w.. •782 alter 5: JO ' p.m1 A-7-Hc ATHERTON TV ani! Eliclronlc Service. New Chonnel Mesler T.Y.S. Phone l.ontl · Boffom ~ 985·-· '' ul~; TIRE SPECiAL 13"~ ,.,1·15" -IIETREADS ' ~ Treads.*9.95 W'mter aeat '11.95 ·or ,, C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer Comple!e Service Pttone96-3821 RotlrtO; Ohio Crill Brldlord 5·1·11< GENERAL nRESALB 9f2·71tl Mkldloperl ' THE BORN LOIII!:II OF~ I TAJ.I'HT ~ 10 ADD... A;::. ------ DAILY CROSSWORD ==:-:=---:-:-:--·' 2.- 3. ThiDtc (IU'Cholc) 4. Cncl)' •m OPEN FOR BUSQVESS FORMERLY HARDEN'S,GROC. ' DANNIE'S MOBIL£ HOMES Ladies Gentlemen Oklo's Laroe•t Mobilfl Home Dealer SAVE 1500 1970 Midway Dauble Wide 40x23 Completely Furnished 3 BtdrO!lms ~'6795 • Donnie's -lie Hom11 ' Pamtr'(ly, ()tfio ,.,.,... •'*" Jus! $oufh ol Pomeroy. . , , PH:,.71JS Tom Hill ' You, and . '. M\J.SIC, . Fresh MeR & Quality ' I 9 SfX·'foiEEKS old pigs, Phont 98·2165. 9·1Ufc . ""1'7l· ' . ) ' 1969 •' Corm four or4inarr wonla. - 28. Plun· ~"' 9. 11'1111 11. Slop 1111\l SYRACUSE U.Forma 8. 11urpN cbanc... . ' (Ill 25. North (i)br.) der 2t.Ooor t.ootll ''"' ·- 33.11oon ~ ,. ._.....,.,, JT, cape 31. To. 11, Prio:l"r call - 17. Ptonoun 20. Lolld· c!J{JJWlB'i.!JE•~==!!t-c tln..r.n.htetloetOefiturJumbt..,. oae lettor to ueh aqll.ll't, to 23. Hat 5. - JOII. T. Q I - BAER'S MKT. 2t. Ron H. Humor wr.r4 31. Don1lh valhlya 34. Poeml 01 WHAT· HE WleHeP HE HAP 1\ClRN ON A 15UNP C.'TE. Now_tbo......,._ tor .. _....,thO ...... ••t• tt.iap:lw wttl' l �• a- TheDailySf!llllrleUilddleport·Pomeroy,O., Iiept. l y.t9'10 , ' . . · ' , . : ' · Bargains, Bargain·s, ~and Mor,· wANT Ao INFORMATION Notice . ·· SYRACUSE reoldonls: we, lhe For Rent DEADLINES new owners of "Rizer 5 ROOM house. both, m Spring For Sale s P.M. oav Befor e Pub lication Grocery.' ' welc ome your Monday On dl lne 9 a.m . AYe. New gas furnace. call COAL, limestone. EKctfllqr Salt Works, E. Main st., Cancellation & Corrections business. We wish to serve 99H.013 aller 6 p.m. ,, Will be accepted until 911 .m. tor you In every way possible. we Pomlll'oy. Phone IW2·3891. 9·1J.6lc Day of Publication Will redeem food stamps and H ·lft REGUL"TtONS continue to give family 'NEWLY decorated, 3 room The Publisher reurve$ the slamps. fumllhtd eportment, adulft. SPINF.:T-con$ale plano. Will B)'Mn.~Morril ~i~!~~~ edi~b~~;~~~~~~~ny 1e~; Mr. and Nn . Raymond only. 126 Mulberry Ave. transfer tobtresPQntslbfe ~Wrfy. 'lbe Esther Circle of the pub!ishtr wHI not be responsible Butcher. Phone 992'""". tf Cash or II ral erms. rite Baptist Missionary Society met tor more than one incorrect 9-15·5fc 9-4· c Credit Man.,ger, P.O. Boll: insertion . 276, Shelbyvlfle, Ind., 46174". Mon!lay ewnlng, Sept, 14 with RATES PAUL 'S BARBER Shop, AIR CONOITIONEO sl"plng H·121p Mr:t. Edna Pickens, hostess, at For want Ad Ser:--ice t· Racine, now open dally I a.m. kt 1 11 .'i cents per Ward one 1nser 100 to 5 p.m. eJtcept Thursday. room with 1 chen pr v ege1. AWNINGS tor doOr d 1 an her home. Devotions by Mrs. Minimum Char'"'e 7Sc Phone 992·5.UO after 6 p.m. • s m , 31 1 f.~ c 9-15-6tc marq·-, windows,blown carports, Dorothy Badgley opened the consecutive 12 cents t n!iowrtlnn p• r w'"Jrd three - - - - - - - - and batt <~. S -· meeting. Scripture, Romans 1a cent!. per w<~rd six con - HAM SHOOT, unday, 1 p.m. For Sale Insulation. Elmer White, 12-g..18 A meditatJ.on · "Mer- sec utlve tnse• 'icpns. Racine Gun Oub. sales representative. For fret · · . . , and · 25 ~er cent Disco\Jnl on paid 9-15-Sto: estimates, phone Charld cenary or MlSSlonary ads and ads paid within tO days .. Rar Hummel Lisle, Syracuse. V. V. prayer · the hymn "Blessed CARD OF THANKS GUN SHOOT. Forked Run Soys: John"'" and Son, Inc. • ,, ' & OBITUARY 1_,. ~Ire Assurance by the group, suo tor .so word minimum . spor t sm a n Cl u b • sunday • C!· 1 • 2 September 20. ,...., titled precedod prosram wor c 9·16-31c ELECTROLUX SWEEPER , k the dB I en d" Each addltoona BLIND ADS 'Bac ·YBr att e..groun , Additional 2Sc Charge p~r Comple-te with attachments, · ••· tf2,.2141 Pom.,.y Willi -..nted by Vera Beegle Advorll,.ment. MILLER AND SONS Grrocery Now! point spray, cordwlnder and . L"-~------:....I ,....... • OFFICE HOURS and Ashland Service Station throw-away bags. Full cash Readings by memberslncludod e JO a.m . to, ,.,. p.m Dolly, at the Cro..,.oads on R!. 12• TRUCKLOAD price only $31. Terms HARRISON'S TV AND AN· 11 "FdodfCI'theSoul , '"lbeGood 8 : 30 am to 12 :oo Noon between Pomeroy and TIRE SALE available. Phone 992-2685. TENNA SERVICE. Phone Shepherd", "I Am the Way", ''I saturdlly Rutland Is now open for I Tl... lt R11. Price. Get 9-11-6tc 992-2522. Am Going to Worship. GOO" and Card of Thanks business. Bo!h the store and 'supp'ly' ~K- Pr lea While !his to.IO.Ifc the garage hove been ~ 115 1 PAINT OAMAGE - 1970 ZIG· "Uttle Arthur". Miss. Beegle THE FAMILY of carl Walton remodeled to provide a Super Service Station z,."'.G sewing machlne1. Still In ·MIX CONCRETE closed her p-ogram with a wishes to thank all their pleasant atmosphere tor J. W. C.rsey, Mgr. original car1ons. No at - READY delivered . riaht to your reading, "Think of Another." friends and neighbors for shop:r.ers. Store hours, Ph. ft2.f932 tachments needed, as our prolect. Fast and easy. Fr" The business session in charge their kindness during our Mon ay through Saturday are Open 24 Houn controls are built-ln. Sews est mates. Phone 992-321"*• sorrow. Special thanks to 6 a.m. to 9 p.m. Garage hours, with 1 or 2 needles, makes Gaegleln Rtady-MIK Co., of Dorothy Badgley foDbwed White's Funeral Home, Rev . Monday through Saturday, 8 buttonholes. S6WS on buttons. Middleport, Ohio. and closed with the Lord's Eldon Blake, and the a .m. toSp.m. Closed Sur.day. ANTIQUE marble top table, monograms, and blind hem 6-:JO.tfc · ,._ Pick pallbearers. We at Miller and Sons are $125. Jenny Lind single bed, stitch. Full cash price, $38.50 Prayer In uru.son. ~'.u01~, ens Mrs, Virginia Walton and determined to please you, the $35. Phone 992·28Gl. or E-Z terms. Phone 992-2685. sened delil'i.oUB refreshments Family. customer. Stop and Shop at 9·13-6tc 9-11-6tc SEPTIC tanks cleaned. Miller Sanl!ollon, S!eWart, Ohio. Ph. to nine members present. 9-17-ltp our out-of-town stare with the - - - - , - - - , - - , KENNEBEC Potatoes. largo, 662 A son was born to Mr. and MY SINCERE tllonkstoall the ' 3011 • 2·12·,11~ In -town prices. hUndred. Pets For Sale 9·16·61c all pur~se. •• P Ml."s. i.eon Jofdan, named friends and neighbors. tor Clle m le off R . 124. Great BARKAROO Kennels, lovable Rl. 338. Tom Sayro, Matlhew Leon. Grandparents tholr cards and g11fts of food WILL give plano lessons in my Bend Miniature Schnau~rs, Torch. Phon• U"Jol• ""2"' "'·-ce re..:elved durin; my rea:nt h Ph m ~......... -· Ohio. Turn right, filth house. ar.• Mr. and "-. Pub \MUQI Illness. YourthoughHulness Is ome. one -. -. 9.11 ..lp ~~t. Phone Coolville 61>7· Bradford, Racine; Mr. and Mrs. greatly appreciated. _ _ _ __ _ _ _s_ .J6.tfc Real Estate For Sale DwigbtOJiver, Pomeroy; greatEldon GauL NEW 8 Foot truck camper. 9-6·12tc Sleeps six. Phone 992-3954. grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. --cc--::---::--cc9::-·'•·uo Help Wanted 9-11-6tc BASSET purples, AKC rtg· Olio Bradford, Racine RD., and WE WANT 1o thank oil our WAITRESS, night shill. No lsttreci o Belbay herl Mrs. Elizabeth Roush, Letart friends and neighbors In experience necessary. Cell SPENCER'S MARKET' Gel , taga. JJS.SSO. Just off Rt. 7 Middleport who were so kind 992-9941. Falls near Tuppers Plains, Ohio. POMEROY ~ 2 slory frame, 3 your Bl~ Boy tomatoes at · ftfter our home burned. 9-15-51t full bedrooms. bath, Spencers Market. Large Francis Benedum, Phone Mr. and Mrs. Martin Thanks also to Heiner's basement with a nice apartsmooth and firm, $1.10, 6 Coolville 667·3856. Wilcoxen and family and Bakery (Hun!lngton · Mid· T. V. technician for bench and ment In 11. corner IC>I, In good pounds and over, per basket. S.16·30!C dleport · Charleston) mother, Mrs. Fred Wllcoxen service calls. Musf be e~e ­ condition. $10,500. Apples for eaflng or cooking, Veterans Memorial Hospital. perienced. Phone Long nice, 4 pounds tor 49c. Other PARKVIEW Kennels, Poodles, joined other members at Rev . Audry Miller, Mr. and BoHom 985-A-W. fruits and vegetables at extra and bird dogs. AKC. Pef and MIDDLEPORT - 2 story Lancaster for a family picnic Mrs . Raullln Moyer, the 9-6-Hc frame, 3 bedrooms, bath, full savings. One mile norfh of show puppies. Grooming . &mday. Others present were Middleport F1re Department, basement, ' rooms In all. Eastern High School. Phone m.s.wJ. -• Ml Mrs. Henrietta Ruttencutter, DRlVERS NEEDED. Train 9·16·3tc $9,500. 3·17.ffc Mr. a nd Mrs. Floyd J onesw · Mr. and Mrs. Ed Findley, now to drive semi - truck, Vernon, Mr. and Mrs. Rock Earl Heiner, Mrs. Beulah local and over the road, diesel MIDDLEPORT - I story heifer , heavy Young and son and Mr. and Maxey and daughters, and or gas. E•perlence helpful but HOLSTEIN frame, 2 bedrooms, bath, springer; 25 feeder shoats, 12- Auto Sales Mrs.• Frederick Wilcoxen of everyone else who helped In not necessary. You can earn somt: remodeling donfJi. $4,500. l6 disc. high wheeled wagon. any way. over $4 per hour after short 1962 RAMBLER, • door, ex. John Houdashelt, Minersville, Colwnbus. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Mefralnlng. For application and cellent condition. Phone 992- PROPERTY IS . MDYING Mrs. Waid Sayre is leaviro~~ lo Daniel and Family. personal Interview. call 513- Ohio. FAST, LET US SELL YOURS 3«2. 9·15·3tp 9·11· ltp visit Mr. and Mrs. ayde Sayre 241·5572, or write Safety TODAY. 9-15-3tc Dept .. Uniled Systemo. Inc .• EARLY American stereo radio HENRY CLELAND at Springfield, Ohio and they Room 426, 307 E. 4th St., REAlTOR . 1966 TORONAOO, fully combination, AM and FM will go to FUnt, Mich. to NOTICE Transportation Bldg., Cln· equipped with air . Phone 1•2· Office m.mt Ros. m·IHI radio. 4·speaker sound clnnatl, Ohl?. 9·16·31< celelrate the 90th lirthday gf HAYMAN'S AUCTION House, 5155. system. 4-speed automatic 9-17-2tc Mrs. Finis (Sayre) Craig. Laurel Cliff, now open each 9·15-Stc changer. Bafance $78 ..40. Use our budget . terms. can 992Duncan Mahoney who has Friday to receive con 3352. been vlsiUng his grandparents, slgnment> at 10 a.m . Auction EXPERIENCED beautician In 1969 FORO Econollne Van. 3,600 Middleport area. Phone m. starting at 7 p.m. Let us sell 9·15·6tc miles, must sell. See at Mr. and Mrs. Clarence your merchandise . 3440. Newell ' s Sunoco. Phone WlckUne, left by plane ror his J.22.tfc 9·17 ..!c WALNUT, modern style, •· Chesler 985-33.50: fford Conn speaker sound system, 4· 9-13-tfc lmne at Sta • · LAST CHANCE to earn speed automatic changer. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Sacco of Christmas monev with Bllance $6.C.J9. Us!& our m., spent Labor Day , PloyJt~t~Toys. No collect, a ... . hi•··, 'jf-'?:J ~,~ciOel terms. C.l~! 9911. '' '1!',· 9 15~1 ' \0\'' 'ber . ......bt, Mr. lng,: n ' ' lvtf'ltolll""o cash · ~'' ,m~ ·lol!l ~-.inves.tment. Call collect, 4 ROOM house, · balb. all an r-.Jaceb Holman. cna~lotte Heiskell, 614-Jn. utilities, porr.:h . Cal,! St., 65 BTU WARM Morning gas Mrs. Mabel Roush returned 4791. Pomeroy . Will sell on land heater. practically new . home after visiting her son-tn9-13-6tc contract. Call 992-.5122 or Phone 992-6742. Gallipolis 441\.9304. 9·1htc law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. WILL pick up merchandise and 9·16.6lp - - , - - - , - - - Calvert Allen at f:ltarleston, W. ( lake to auction on a per. HALF RUNNER beans, 51 bu. Va . who accompanied ber and centage basis . Call Jim pick your own. Charles Adams, auctioneer, Rutland. Wanted To Buy Hilton, Portland, Ohio. Phone spent the weekend here. 3 BEDROOMS - Paneling Ill Phone 742·4.461. 843·2268. through, nice closets, eleCtric OLD furniture, dishes, brass Mr , and Mrs. Jackie Paine 9·2').tfc 9·15.6tc range. Forced air heat . Full beds, etc. Write M. D. Miller , were recent visitor.s of Mr. and ~=--__: basemen!. Only 512,1100.110 Rt. •· Pomeroy, Ohio. Call =c~· FRESH LOAO canning Mrs. Douglas Johnson, Jr . and Waoblnglon'a Salary 992·6271, ~eaches, Red and yellow lamily. 9·l·tfC AIR CONDITIONED ~ 3 In his fll'SI Inaugural ad· Dellclouupplos. Also, honey, Real Estate For Sale bedrooms with larg,e c ts. Mr. and Mrs. Floyd <llapman dress In New York City, - - - - - sorghum and apple elder 11 LOTS WITH all utilities. 11!:~ ceramic tile baths FUll OLD LIPR IGHT pianos, any and Shelley and Kimmle CJ! April 30, 1'18!1, George Wash· well as all other regularly Rntrlcted sub division. 1h to basement. Garage. 18.60 condition, as long as have not stocked fres.h produce Items. 2-acre lots. Phone Chtster Columbus were recent guests CJ! ington apologized that he highHI I!Ht bill. $26ll00.110 been wet. Paying $10 each. Bright Star Is Mason, 985.J301, night 985·3302. was "unpracticed In civil Flrstfloor only. Mondays will W. Va.'s Market Mr. and Mrs. Gordon West and oldest market 1-6-Hc FURNITURE - 6 rooms, hC>I admlnls tratlon" and an· be pltk·UP day . Wrile, giving featuring everyday lamBy. water, porches. · Double good directions. Witten Plano prices on produce, discount nounced that he would acG=-=oo=o:-:-ln_v_e-:-st;-m-e:-:n-:t-p:-:r::gp=erty. grocery Mr. and Mrs. David Neue cept no salary. goroge. Nlca lot. Blacktop Company, Box 181, Sardis, and meet Items. Bring the . Houaa wllh three furnished road. $5.600.110 and baby CJ! BalUmore, Ohio, Ohio 439<6. whole family and get your apartmtnts, basement, two S.20·tfC spent Saturday with his molber, weekend with their parents, Mr. free tickets on our big prlzt garages. Monthly Income, 15 R90fi\.RICK VENEER-I Mro. Don Nease. give-a -way. No purchase S190. Priced rHaonably for office rooms on first noor;, and Mro. Gene Yost and Mr. required. Allllckefl ore tree. quick ..,,. Phone IW2·3011. Mrs. Lav1nta Simpson spent a and Mrs. Hmner Circle. rHide!>ca on Second. Centr•l Lost and Found Ge.llull dttalluf Bright Sler 7·19·!fc hHI. l.arga porktng 1~1 Willi week in Columbus with Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Roush LOST. J.year old. brown. port Market next to Drlve-lh five garogl!l. ~.500.00 Marian Knlgbbttep and Alida. and Mildred spent a week owr collie, part shepherd dog. Theatre on U. S. Rl. 33. 7 ROOM m-n home wllh Mason. w. Va. Mrs. Ann Coo spent a week In Labor Day In Akron and San· Syracuse. Phone 992-7032. baurn•nt, garage, two FOR l!iST RESULTS 9-15-ltc 9·1S.tlc porohel, shadt trftl, 1112 acre CALL JtWI2$ Columbus with Mr. and Mrs. dusky Bay with relatlws . ground locelad on Rt. 124. HELEN .. VIRG.IL Paul Jones and other friends . Mr. and Mrs. I.arry Grlnun LOST. Tronolstor. of Be)!one COPPERTONE ntfrlgarllor, Syracuae. Ohio, by owner. TEAFDRD ASSOCIATES maple breakfast ael, plastic VIncent and Ryan Oeland and son o1 Columbus spent the ~~;g :~~·,:;1.~~ blo~~ 'r~ Phont Gelllpolla 446-9.139 for SYRACII$1 living room aul,., 2 maple appointment. ' ·11.6lc spent a lew dRys with their weekend with their parents. Middleport or Pomeroy on coffee tables, one maple· end .. 25-Hn -~--'-~-~grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Mias Sblrlee Ne~Bler, student Tuesday. Phone Ro.. Bell table. maple bedroom sullt, chost of drawers. All In good Frank CJetand and Mrs. Anna at Mountain State College 37&.6387. J10 reword. condition. Phone m-2619. Wines wbile their parents, Mr. Parkersburg, spent the' - - - - - - - -9-16-ltp 9·1S.31p and Mrs. Steve Cleland weekend with her parents. Female Help Wanted vacationed at VIrginia Beach. Frances F08b!r and Hazel Mr. and Mrs. Jim Laird .and Carnahan spent the weekend MIOOLE.AGEO lady 1o live In For Sale. and do houaework. Apply In clillG'en of Columbus spent the wIl h Mr a. Lo e Tisd a Ie a I person. William Blythe, F1Hh weekend with her lather, Mr. Buckeye Lake. S!., Racine. Phone 96·2292. Unley Hart. Out of Town OWner Mr. and Mrs. Francia Morris 9.11 ..1c Mr. and Mrs. Olden Thallon visited Saturday afternoon with - - - - - - Must Sell of Letart Falls spent a recent Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam Lake and For Rent &mday with Mrs. Addie PelreL children at their home In ~.thens 3 ROOM unfurnlsh<d a pori· Best Offer Takes H Mr. and Mro, Carl Circle and County. ment. Phone 99".t·i2•. 7-I·HC baby of Columbuo spent the ' _,---- - - - 7 Roo111 .McHIIrn Htun, Eatr• Lol In Nmoroy, F.,FURNISHED and unfurnished aportmenls. Cl- to ochoc>l. t-mallotl """" Mf.2MJ ort1 ..~. Phonem.~ 10.1 .. Hc Racine Social Events .. EXPtRIENCED .Service ---=-------=-- Cleland ·Realty~ ----- ----- ------ HOIST ETTER REALTY fOl ~ . _;. • ' ,t ' ' •• • ROofJNQ' . ,, BY a>r«RRtc;r .) :. ' --·..as;::.. ltoof ·Pilntlng' ·a '· llep~lr ,' · Spo,jathiiJ ~ ~ .: 1 Cltrpenter Work,, C:O,.ttd: • ~ ' ' J ' . ' . .. ' ' :"'".{. '; '. .ORVIW: JQif.ft$)1 .·: , 742-3fd ,J. .. Deldtr~.O. R!. 1 •:::r f."' - · ... '· I ·aLAETTNARS DolaiS ' ... ' I EXPERt · Wheiil llitiinelit .· ! $5.55 I I ' I ' -GUARANTEED-". Phone 992-2094 HOW A80tJT 5fVING Mli A HANO' WITH Ti'11!!M '!' :Pomerof'Home & Auto * E. Moln. Pointroy. o. l'ltonit ff2-214S L-~----~----~ 1 Insurance . : lnaurrirl« ,..,. ) OOZER W6r~. Phone 949·2111. AUToMoBILE cancelled? :Loaf • ·you"'; 9·13-tfc ~.•tor• a. llctlliet~~ll: , . i ATHERtON T.V. AND ·· 6-IS.tfc ELECTRONIC SERVICE. Phone 985·-· long Boffom. NOTICE. :J.1 ..tfc NOTIC8 OF ,• LEGll .APPOIIITMJNJ CHINES R SEWfNG epair service, MA all makes, ' 992·2114. The F• brlc Shop, Pom eroy. Authcrlzed Singer Saln and Service. We Sharpen Scissors. . . . · CtM'IIO. 21UI ' · f!!&tlto of ,.1mt1 Cltit'-·Circ"lt,' • DICialtd. •·' -~~ Notice 11 hereby Diven !hi! Hamer M CirCle, of · R ~ F.. · Racine. ohio, h.., bnn duly .;_ , _ _ _ _ _ _ __:J._29_._Hc appolntect E»ttcutor of tt'lt ' - Est••• ot J•mes Cecil WHEEL Horse Soles end Service. Baum Lumber Compony, Chesler, Ohio. Phone 985-3301. S.lq.tfc Clr~lt. dectaltd,late of Melg• county, ... OhiO. Creditors required fill · their cla_lms with 1~ld ffd~!trY · within fOUI'I month . ' ~. Deted this 15tH . ey ot s.pf."' •r• ro 1970. A I R · CON 0 IT ION IN~. JPr~ba~;Brj~~Dt ot· Refrigeration service. Jack s , county ' Refrigeration, New Haven., · <91 11, z.. (10) 1, 3tc: , Pltone 1182·2079. · U.tf~ SEPTIC TANKS CLEANEO. Reasonable rates. Phone John Ru-11, .Golllpol1s .w.. •782 alter 5: JO ' p.m1 A-7-Hc ATHERTON TV ani! Eliclronlc Service. New Chonnel Mesler T.Y.S. Phone l.ontl · Boffom ~ 985·-· '' ul~; TIRE SPECiAL 13"~ ,.,1·15" -IIETREADS ' ~ Treads.*9.95 W'mter aeat '11.95 ·or ,, C. BRADFORD, Auctioneer Comple!e Service Pttone96-3821 RotlrtO; Ohio Crill Brldlord 5·1·11< GENERAL nRESALB 9f2·71tl Mkldloperl ' THE BORN LOIII!:II OF~ I TAJ.I'HT ~ 10 ADD... A;::. ------ DAILY CROSSWORD ==:-:=---:-:-:--·' 2.- 3. ThiDtc (IU'Cholc) 4. Cncl)' •m OPEN FOR BUSQVESS FORMERLY HARDEN'S,GROC. ' DANNIE'S MOBIL£ HOMES Ladies Gentlemen Oklo's Laroe•t Mobilfl Home Dealer SAVE 1500 1970 Midway Dauble Wide 40x23 Completely Furnished 3 BtdrO!lms ~'6795 • Donnie's -lie Hom11 ' Pamtr'(ly, ()tfio ,.,.,... •'*" Jus! $oufh ol Pomeroy. . , , PH:,.71JS Tom Hill ' You, and . '. M\J.SIC, . Fresh MeR & Quality ' I 9 SfX·'foiEEKS old pigs, Phont 98·2165. 9·1Ufc . ""1'7l· ' . ) ' 1969 •' Corm four or4inarr wonla. - 28. Plun· ~"' 9. 11'1111 11. Slop 1111\l SYRACUSE U.Forma 8. 11urpN cbanc... . ' (Ill 25. North (i)br.) der 2t.Ooor t.ootll ''"' ·- 33.11oon ~ ,. ._.....,.,, JT, cape 31. To. 11, Prio:l"r call - 17. Ptonoun 20. Lolld· c!J{JJWlB'i.!JE•~==!!t-c tln..r.n.htetloetOefiturJumbt..,. oae lettor to ueh aqll.ll't, to 23. Hat 5. - JOII. T. Q I - BAER'S MKT. 2t. Ron H. Humor wr.r4 31. Don1lh valhlya 34. Poeml 01 WHAT· HE WleHeP HE HAP 1\ClRN ON A 15UNP C.'TE. Now_tbo......,._ tor .. _....,thO ...... ••t• tt.iap:lw wttl' l �·. ' to..:.TheDillyfHt~•~\·•~;.o.,~:I7Jmt , ·v~c Plan·, Ba PARIS iUP[)- Mme. Nguyen Thi Blnh sold today the Viet Cong would agree w a cease'fire In Viet:nam if the United States would pledge to with· draw Vietnam al' of ltsbefore troops &>uth Junefrom 30, t ,. ,.'',, ' '' ~l' 1: -~ 't. I I, ' • the mid-1971 deadline "The People's Uberatlon Armed Forces will refrain lr0111 atlacking the withdrawing troops of the United Slates, and .·.······················-.···.-..-.~·.· ... -...~~:.-.~~..v..· ............. ·.··········o;•...•;Q.•.•.o.•.·;oV..:\ ......... . '.R>/V \hOoe i • ;~ COLUMBUS, Ohio IUP!) State attorney general Paul W. Brown said today Ohio stands to lose 18.6 miUion in taxes from lhe Penn-Central railroad because of two legal actions, with $5.8 million of it ticketed lor school support In ~9 counties. Brown, in a letter to Gov. Jame• A. Rhodes, said that if Rhodes is considering caDlng a special session of the General Assembly for any reason, this problem should be presented to Agnew 1Continued from page I) evaders who are imprisoned or have fled to Canada." The vice president said, " The American working man is a captive of no party" and ''mare and more the Amerlcan work· ing man is turning away from the people who have sold out his interest, more and more he Is turninC to candidates who understand his views." "The only time Democratic leaderl have been able w bring about full employment ts during a war or preparations for a war," he said. Addreaslng about 6,000 per· sons, including 100 obscenity· chanting hecklers at Midland, Agnew charged "Lenore Rom· ney's opponent and some of the other kneejerk spenders In Congress" and "trying to pile oo more spending than the country csn allord." MEIGS THEATRE T0111thl. StOiembar 17 NOT OPEN Frld•y thru Tuesdly September 11-22 MASH (Technicolor) Donald Sutherland Elliott Gould Rated "R" under 17 not admitted without parent. COiorurtoons: Freight Fright Don1 Spill the Boons Dress Reverul Admission : $1.00 Adults, 60c O.lldren SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. the legislators. The attorney general pointed I~ cenlilry ,lJt ~Ivanla'e or 'be other tomgn countrietln the l,l-3: Clllbp, and the ~ties will engage at ooce ln ..~''==: of ensuring ' 1-~-~~~---..;:.____,......;_..:-.;,.,""''..__~"'"rh:~"-cJ....-:"~t-~:;;,.:"r'~Ji;;.~~~~-t"'----~--:-""':" ) GIRLS DRESSES Friday and Saturday . Kanekalon Stretch Wigs Sale 27·• Sale 23• 19·· - Here f'IJI)<lJOs., . Reg. 4.00 Sleepwear___ Sale 2.. Reg. 3·• Sleepwear Site P Reg. 2·• Sale P' Special Purchase! Young Mens IKlYS CPO SHIRTS While ATHLETIC SOCKS Sizes 10 to 20 Colorful plaids · Well known brand . Two button down flap pockets 595 FRIDAY SATURDAY B09i • CREW SOCKS Sizes &-7'1, , 8-9'h. 10 to 11. Cushion sole . white with contrast color top or assorted dark colors. Stock up now. Fricloy . Saturdoy 100 econ Sale &~oo ;t Another~~, Slii11.me~t of WomeM Willie UNifORMS· .. ,., One of the I~ mabnc And for FrldiyijJ;Sfllurday we b&ve a ij)ecliiJ lirice of f'/.110 for a.B!'OUP ~ the lllOIIt Po!n1Jar styles ot ·~ and Nylon. 10 percent Polyester and 40 pen:ent · Nyloo. Frlthly · Soturdoy Safe 7.QO EYECATafER PANTY ·HOSE sPORT SHIRTS 18. 19 and 20. Solid Sizes color shirts with rayon. Buy what you need now. Fridoy . $oturdoy 5. 95 Juvenile Sire 4 to 12 4.95 SWEATERS Sllpover and button front coat styles. Solid colors · stripes. . Excellent styles. Very well Frldoy 400 • 3 Pc.·Rug, Contour Mat, Lid Cover 100J perc.nt -· Vlscole. Big ..!teflOn Colora. ' ' J · .! _· 4 2 Spetlll Sele~"'· ~!'i1UPS of . WOMEN'S COATS · 'From our ret!llar stock et Silt pr!~ti· , GROUP I MJMEN's 29.50 ~lS~ ... Thls-·group Includes Car Coats and fUJI \th~Jth ; 25 oo· Friday Saturday SalePPiir 3 Pairs 4·· ~. , . ;• · - • . GROUP II WOMEN'S 59.f0 dJA1S This group Includes Fur trim anil Tillored style$ In J11nlor sizes. Misses sizes and Womens . , _ '•' SALE! Friday saturday Friday and Saturday Young Mens 79c ·SLIPOVER SWEATERS Machine washable aualamb which Is 100 percent Imported vlrglh lambs wool. Small, medium, large and extra large sizes. Popular sllpover V·neck style for school, college and sportswear. Forest Green Spray·Heather Olive Heather Steel Blue Navy Blue _ Maroon Br;~ndy Heather , Choose white with multi color top or solid colors wlfh contrasting trim. CU5hi011 aolt · well known brand. One sl:te fits all sizes 10 to 13. Sale price Athletic Socks. Sizes 10, 11, 12 and 13. 2 1.00; pair 1.25 . ,> SATIIRDAY FRID.;Yj · .MIN -~ WORK JACKETS SPORT.SHIRTS 100 Percent Nylon jacket with warm quilt lining · zipper front • knit wrists • ~ pockets. Olive green or black In sizes small, medium, large and extra large. Friday Saturday < 1 • , . roomy pockets • snaps on leg lloltoms • zlppj!r· closure poe~~~· · Foresfgr~n or Olive 111 Size$ 36 to -46. Select yours nOI'{· ·, ,, ' ·' <' ,e:tlon " ' ·.· • Small ,(1414'/2), medjum 115-15112), large 11~:. . 16112h . Iaroe (}1-17'12). \ . ,,: '·' Friday , Saturday · Mens and. Yo~ng . Mens . SWEATER VESI'S Popular V·nttk · olyle. , Sl!lllll. medium, lire- tnd extre ltfllt '~*· Machine wl$hlibto knJtf•ol 65 percenl WQOt · 35·~Cent Kodol Poty~~r. VtrYcW.II ftlldt In ootid co~ 'bf brown htl1~•r~. ;_;, ·Olive . heather, spr.y· heather-, navy btuo, atoot blue. · 14''bo ' •. .. ' ., Gilli . • ~; • gan ;''ll '; Levels ' referelidl!ffi in pickup service, See chargea. landtlil · durri'p be closed. to .< the policies of Th~ propooed pickup service However, 1,'0!111CU has kept the , lddle~l ~ouncU 108Y be developed Into a controversy in dllllip operatlilg deaplle several br,oupr at t~e · November Middleport aller Mayor c. o. watnlngs by the Meigs County ,.e¥C116n· Fisher divorced hlmael! from Department of Health. .Tiila is,the promlae o1 Verner the proposal in an open letter to VUiage councU membel'11 ~ See who told Tbe Dally Sentlnel the residents of the town. have felt for the m01t ptrt that .· ~· ~presonta , a ."minority Meeting Monday night, council ifthe ,v~geworetoositfa.~tht , Fjlllll that OIJPOIIOS a town- and the mayor argued ·the pickup service with · a pa.W •, operated garbage pickup points of the leller and no lruck the community ctJuld ...rvice. decision was ruched .. 00 more readily meet state See said the group ia fighting whether the vlllage would requlrementslnoperaUonofthe lilt proposed garbage operaUon proceed with the plans to landfill. · Ill the villag~ on ~a grounds operale the lrasb pickup. A group with whiCh Se · Ia ·!hat .the cumnu111ty cannot CouncU has charged that the associated several weeks ago : ~~~ford to purchase a packer mayor'sletterbroughlanend w circulaled a referendum -·Ita~ estimated to cost a the response from residents oo a petition •hlch will place before , ,,, -;infl!lmum ol ~·IJIIO· letter from councD aeldng if •·oters of the tOwn the tssue o1 ,!If! Charged ~t the, village IDwnspeople would want the whether an action by council · · has been asked !4 . tePlace a service. On the upper hand, imposing the penntsslv, auto 1ra1A!r meter oo one prGperty, SOIIle ssy the letter from council 1a1: of $5 a year eflecUve In but has no! done so. The f)lllure oo the people offered them no Jan,181')' will sland. The acUon l'f the village oo act OJ) the choice as wwhether they want has been llled with the Meigs 1118tler qf a meiA!r Indicates that a village operated service. ' County Board of Elections to .lhe community Ia not lil)an• Mayor Flaher haa sllggeated place before vol<l'l at the Nov. 3 PT. PLEASANT - Mary Jo -able ~ enter the garba&e several tiDleo that lho ¥1liage•a elecltoil. Blaine, 45, Galllpolls Ferry, shot In the forehead with a rifle, died at her home Thursday aiiA!moon. A man is listed in critical condition at $t. !4arY's H01pital In HuntlngtA>n with a gunshot wound to the right temple. Mason County Sheriff T. H. Huffman ssid Mn. Blaine and William H. Blaine, 56, had bt!t!n granted ·a divorce ip Mason Circuit Court Thursday. The officer said apparenUy an argllment ensued at the Blaine home laiA!r In the day and that the •oman was fatally shot. · Tbe lherlff said It appeared Uie . had Wounded himaelf Never lr(Jtl _shirts In 'an excellent ma"'. Bright colorful itrlpes that are so popular now. , , . '··;, All made'wll.h long tails · tapered· 7 b~onfr~~:· 9·Di Men's Fully lnsulilfd .16.95 WORK cov· Eu· LW ··~~ , 9.75' Roue STRIPE ' A aeeo~d .•.. . .,, '; . . romzse ·kit~f~ Charges Woman Killed 45.00 Friday and Satyrdn Sale I Merti 10.95 V Nitck STRETaf CREW SOCKS Minority Group Wants long sleeves. Permanent press fabric of 50 percent polyester . 50 percent made. and~r and Rail sizes. 1-~:!'!~!·~--+---~~~--:-,..:,:.:----~-i Mens Extra Large Size ' um '·~arbage Pbm Dropped }-.-----':----:--1 untrimmed C41ats In Junior sizes, Misses 51"' Cltiltf :Oillt 'iJtled cetton 2 75 Percent Wool . 25 per. cent Nylon ribbed top . ': Mis... onll WOnltft• ilr... _. FRIDAY·SATURI)~y GIRLS SLEEPWEAR BATH MAT SE1S General Admission Tickets For The Marauder.• Homt' .,_mes AvaiiJbl!t r.ts. Long Gowns, Pajamas. Mini Gowns $4.49 The New York Clalhinl House has il. Ttrrll,l• voluea ot _sil~ , q.(lllt!"na. V.sli. . Friday and Saturday Special Group YOUR FOOTBAll HEADQUARTERS to wear to the game \ : ,. GIRLS 2.95 DRESSES-~~~"v 2.00 · GIRLS 195 DRESSES ~:~~:~AY 3.00 GIRLS (9S DRESSES-~~~~"v 4.00 i GIRLS 5.95 DRESSES_ ~:~~:~"v 4."50 GIRLS 6.95 DRESSEs~::~~:~AY 5.00 GIRLS 7.95 DRESSES ::~~:~"v 6.00 GIRLS l95 DRESSES ~.:.:::~AY 7.00 GIRLS 10.95 DRESSEL ~:~~:~AY 9.00 GIRLS 12.95 DRESSES- ::~~:~Av 10.00 Make New York \Qolhing House You might want nJcknatne ••atogte." TEN CEtm 2.95 to lUI Girls dr.s'ses In sizes tro111 9 to •• months anlll to 14 yeJrs. , · ~r!d•t ·• .~..,..., CLOTHING r .. Sale! Friday and Saturday Soltrrdly FOR ANY ~toSa· Valley. The 4tlvetJi lute for the !Ileal IA>bacc<t proillact el1gendered the . i Herman Lohse Reg. 35·11 WiP•- Dies Wednesday Reg. 30·• WJ&S Herman Lohse, 79, Mid· He£ 25·111 dleport, died al hjs out that the Penn Central, in its petition to reorganize under the ~eaday federal bankruptcy laws, has summer horne on Lakeshore asked the federal courts w d~ Drive at File Lakes, Mich. fer payment of all taxes w Mr. Lohse, a member of the states and subdivisions in which Middleport Church of Chris!, the Une operates. was a retired line foreman lor For the last haH of 1969, the Columbus and Southern Brown said, the railroad owes Ohio Electric Co. $5.38 million In taxes apporBorn Nov. 23, 1890, in Athens llonable to ~9 counties with County, he was the son of the more than 70 per cent of the late ,Theodorus and Mary revenue going oo schools. Brown said In another case Lohse. Also preceding him In he Is appealing a recent deci· death were a son, Robert; two sion of the Board of Tax Ai>' brothers, and three sisiA!rs. peats where the Tax Commls· Surviving are his wife, slonerii 1966 evaluation of the Eleanor Stoneking Lohse; a Harold , Pomeroy railroads portion of the system son, businessman ; two sisters, Mrs. In Ohio was reduced !rom $176 Ida Malone and Mrs. Abna million to $78 million. H the Ohio Supreme Court Bw·Jre; a brother, Willlam ; upholds the action, Brown ssld seven grandchildren, and two there would be an additional great.grandchildren. loas of $3.3 million to the coun· Following aervices at 10 a. m. ties for the 1966 tax year which today at the Bostic Funeral would have to be paid back to Home at Manton, Mich., lhe body will be brought to the the railroad. Rawlings-Coats Funeral Home "The case hinges upon the late Thursday )lfhere services proper tax formula to be appUr<l to a nllroad IIUCh aa will be llekl•t 2 p. "l· Bl!llrda7 Pelln Central and it seenu1 with the Rev. ltaltllln Moyer clear to me that it Is time lor officiating. Burial will be In the the General Assembly w face Union CemeiA!ry at Athens. the problem squarely, " said Friends lllliY caD at the lunenll home anyllme after this Brown. evening. "In my view a suhatantiaDy Increased gross receipts tax lor aU public utlUUea based upon receipts arising out of doing COLUMBUS iUPI~ business in Ohio, or some ap- Nollonwlde huurance Co., portionable formula directed 00. IU largeol ouw b11nirer Ill ward wtal r •ceipts, ought to be O)lln, will IWP lakinC new considered," he said. "The pre- c~aoomen effective Oct. I sent and highly compllcsted beca-11 caaaot afford lbem fonnulae are much too suscep- but will coatlaue w tss.. tible to legal attack." laauraaee far preaeat H the money is lost, Brown eutomen, II wu 8IIIIOIIIICed ssld, the General Assembly today. should consider some fonn of. Nalloa1flde, wklcb la· lmmedlale ~cing to supple· olltuted o 1Z perceal rale hike ment, or provide for, the loss lor 11111111,118 Oblo cosoomen of school revenues. earUer lbfl moalh, said It Brown said he would appear doeo uol bave eDOUgb ouplu at the Penn Central hearing In laado oa band to lake oa oay Philadelphia oo protest de· new cutomen, at 1eut for !erring payment of the $5.38 lbe llaol quarter of the million In 1969 la..s. preseal fllcal year. " It appears oo me that this is an effort upon the ~t of the trusiA!es to achieve a stat· us of linanclal liquidity in substit.!Uon lor the !allure of the Congresa to give the railroad financial support," Brown said. en tine· Clga~:~l'ncl •ore man~twced ~ly In 0, ' safety for the total wilhdtawal from South Vietnam of U.S. lroOpe and o- of the otbor 1971. WASHINGTON (UP!) Mme. Binh, "foreign minis· The Sooale, dlsplaylnC aglla. foreign counlrles In the U.S. ter" in the VietCong's so-caned a dlstaole lor maklag camp, and "The quastlon of ..,leasing Provisional Revolutionary memben otop IIIWag, today Government, ended a five-week rejecled a mDIIoa to ball a captured military men." "The queatlon of Vietnamese boycotl today and mel the new Southern · led debale Ofllasl armed locces In South Vietnam American negotiawr, David K. a cooslltullolal ameadmenl shaD be reaolved by the E. Bruce, lor the first time. w provide dire<l, popularShe offered an eight-point vole eleclloa of prelldenll. Vietnamese parties among peace Initiative which caDed for Rejected ""' Seaate lhtmaelves," she added, apdiscussions on the freeing of DemocJallc Leader Mike parenUy merrlng oo the Jong. prisoners of war if the United Mansfield's pelllloa for standing U.S. coniA!ntioo that States would agree to the first cloture - lhe oaly device by North Vietnamese troops are coodition of withdrawal. which the Seasle I:ID damp a present In South Vietnam In According w the text of her Umlt oa debate aad lerce a massive numbers. She sold the Saigon regime of conference statement, Mme. vote on an isaae. It hu President Nguyen Van Thieu Blnh said that if the U.S. seldom been lavol<ed - the must be replaced by "an government declares its read!· last time on Marcb C, 1B18. ness to withdraw its troops by :::::~~:::·:;:~m:::~~:::::::::::~~::==::.~:::~:=:::::~:::::::::~ adminialraUon which stands loc peace, Independence and neu· trallty." She excluded Thieu, , Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky, and Premier Tran Thien Khiem from membership In this government. School Income Is Threatened ' Now You Know ' Cooeatogl wagona with a .30-30 calibre rifle. Assisting in the investigation were State Trooper J. R. Smith and Mason Coroner John Grubb. Mrs. Blaine, a nurse's ald at Lakin StaiA! Hospital, is survived by two sons, William H. Blaine Jr. of Hogsett and carl Blaine with the Army in Georgia; the father, Joseph Hogsett, who resided with the Blainesi two sisters, Mrs. Beatrice Thomas of Huntlngwn, and Mrs. Louisa Blake of Ashland; a brother, Bill Hogsett and a grandchild. The body is a\_ the Mohr· Stevens Funeral Horne here. CARRJED AWAY- The remains ol Mary Jo Blaine, 45, GaWpoUs Ferty, are placed In an ambulance oulalde her Galllpolis Ferr)' home. Her eotranged husband, Willlam H. Blaine, 56, is impliested In the murder...tl:l'lnpled suicide. He is In a Huntington hospltal crltlcslly WOJmded. 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