https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f641b515d710c8512cb2e80ddb4c1267.pdf ccfab862bb6e78e71ca36ed89682ab69 PDF Text Text .' .. ;;Jx· e,..·. . . building. TOLJmQ, Ohio ·(UP!) - A ed and charged witl_t lint deAboi1140 ~u.,..Jaidselgl.e 'wbl~ -•ceman wu ldlled ilfee~Inthekilllnl!. l__,_ .!:::y by 8 Negro who Police Chief Anthony I)OIICb lo the Black•·Pian,lher \leadqu&r· - " ._ 'fr .... 1nf tl r ters frir about five h0111'11, until ;otucll·a pl.stol' lhtwgh a police sai!l, ' ~ "~ anna on it wa "•hi --·"" to rush the •-·•-.·. Window ·-' ahot hJ!1I in bave recetved, thl.s wu a c:old ..., .......... .,,.._ ~.. ooded """'"" " building. Wben they linaUy en·tile lace pollee said. Ponce i!ll· bl ~... 'Dlediatoiy aqrrOunded a nearby Police said they were met bY tered the building they found no a,_. Panlher . headquarters gunfire from the Black ·Pan.ther one inside. A .30-<:&Hber rille """'" the ved wu fowulln one of the rooms, Patrobnan Wllliam Miscall· non, 33, was shot in the head by the man who walked up to the cruiser. John McClellan, 25, a Negro, was later apprehend- on the scene. Ablack teen..Rer, who was armed with a shotgun Mike Cross, the deputy deI of ammunit!on, fense minister of the Black andabandoier was shot by police while stand· Panthers here, said lhe'raicl on the the buiw"" was "an unprolng on the ' idewalk near . ·-'6 . WASHINGTON (UPI)__:FCC gel on with the work and~"'!! ,station member Nicholaa JohnsonSplro has . esident challenged VIce Pr p from T. ARJI:"W lo stop the GO tr'b accepting campal81l con ' utiOIUI from U uor and cigarette manofacture~s and from big c orations whose advertiseO:ts he said promote the ~tur ........ ' ~~:.;..iledAgnewfor 'te for b lamlngsongwnrs . hile promoting drug use w remam~g sllen~l :ealthy c~a ons w bibutions lo ~· rna e conthe Republican . 1 If we're really serloalusterabothu doing something lo e drug ·culture in America, let's MASON \ ' ' DRIVE· IN ' ' ' worrying ahout Inthe attacking mU81~, Johnson said Agnew's remarks made Monday in Las Vegas that enterlainers, parents, broa dcasters and the press are helping to spread drug culture through the nation. de ''Onecannothelpbutwon r how he 'Blow overlooked Ford's urging Your Mind.' • TWA's taking us 'Up Up and Awa • the honey corn;,•my that sugg~~ts we 'Get High on Honey • the motor bike cornpany U.:t advertises 'A Trip on This One is Legal' or the Washington D c television • · ·• Double Feature Program "SINGLE ROOM FURNISHED" Riled lXI -Plus- "AillHE lOVING OOUPLES'' !:=:;:_=====:: uxu MEIGS DfEATRE Tonl111flhru Tuesdov Sepltm"tr 11-22 I ' I" Concert fever is mounting as music lovers in Gallia, Mason (Tocllnlcolorl and Meigs Counties organize Donald Sulherlend into teams to conduct the Trl· Elliott Gould R - "R" under 11 not County Community Concert odmlttoct wlthoul parent. Association's 24th annual . membershlp 'eampitgn. · f'~:.;.:~;.... Mrs . Lewis Schmidt of - Don't Spill the liNn• Gallipolis is general chainnan Dress leverHI Admission : $1 .00 Adults, 60c of the 1970 drive. Recruiting Children workers in the Meigs County SHOW STARTS7P.II\. area are Mrs. Ted Reed, Jr., Mra. James O'Brien and Mr. "tl! progra~ng great 'Turn· from lhe yopth was ioadlld. On's," Johnsonassaid. Leroy IJlirdnttt a black " Perhaps the critical point is ambulance driver ior the EUia that yoUng song writers and Ambulance Service s8ld pollee ~"tical attempted to stop · ' him · from performers don't rnake...campaign conbibutions, but picking up Monlgomery. that Ford, TWAandolher~; 1mage m?~chand1sers do, • . Johnsonsal · . Inaspeechbeforeagroupof foreign service offlcers Thur,. . Inf ti day at the U.S. orma on Agency, the Democratic member of the Fed•ral Communica- By Untied Press llltemallonal Uons Commission said alcoho- Heavy fighting broke out Usm and disease caused by again today in the Jordanilm clglarettes were far worse capital of Amman and in haD a problems than drug use . dozen cities to the north, and mlll~ oflicerB said. Tllal brought the t.rce polaad for '"'~ ··~ attack to':a strenglh of about a000 men · . .. r.ocAtJ/ fEMl'S All students, Jensen noted, may operate a motor vehicle on campus if they comply with state regulations involving insurance and license, and II they regl.ster their vehicles. A copy of Rio Grande College's regulations concerning motor vehictes on campus may be picked up In Hamsay's office. These regulationa apply to both commuting and resident students. . . '• 'I, , ,>. c, 1 ,. • . . · . ·. . · .. ' . , . · .' ... , '· ' ~·~~~_; . • • ~· ' ·' Gilligan _ ba;.,'W ..cr.._.. me "' eune t. ·¥a- . ·E:lberfel~. A.re ,o.pen .Friday and sat~At~r:NI~b~. :u~~t~·....,. ,;1 ", "'""'· ...'.'-'; : ' ' .fi the.. ' were front row center II a iive per· Willi FRE~ >land lnd - forma.,ce. Grained Wah) ut .col or ca.binet · 5 • LP Rtcords. l3 Storeo • T,.lnput and Stereo Haldphone Jacks • Stereo Precision Rec:ord Changtr ~ • E,xclulive Micro- Touch• 2G Tont ~m o S.TfAEO'S MOST EXCITING FEATURES . .. . · FQ~ ~TE!!EP'S MOST ~~ITINf SOUNO.I It Wit~& of,led Millie P'owtr- b:ritl fl l yOI.I ptlk l:fttformJ t~Ct for thrlllinq ltt t,O sowra. ., lftstt~t warm ·vp, • • . ' •' . ·~ 1~i' ., '· Ztnith'• Mlcto-Tf~Mh• 2G ToM ~trts • mer11 2 gram• of P:restore • •. ca11'1 acc!denttiiV dt~mlfJt your fint llt!.O of rtcord-1 i'.' · "' ' •·,.r ' ' SUNDAY. SEPTEMBER ZO, 1970 • .~·, Yecf~nAi.jh{ r.n· :· · /, ' ! ~ I fad W.O.. t ide to side ... just as though you . 1 1 ' • -. , .. ' . lllq\ht!;~ CIB;~~ · · ~:ln~l IWO?~;'lb'~......·.:;.; • ClOWMilus-OBIOift'A~~oflldD·lUJ! ' 169· I ' "' .. . • owp powo:r .. '\'r "!" ,.. . . ~, •. , 1 •· . · · · ' IIOCIII. · , .. -. • ' '.,'. . . · , · L . , ,• · . · · Ukeli·~.b,orlloiJialAj>ollo.,lbll<ribldeeillltle\i:.•\: reporti reaching Beirut aaid ~ a ~: 1o4m, ~r• doudof llleil!l• ftJiled lortb.wltb aIoiii; ~ !11\d' ~ " ·:,.:• Ubanese and Syrian COIIIlllaf>. gency llllpplj~;arid equ!Pinen It hilled dcn;D the tractfty fol" ~ two mlltll; 0(• ., ·. dos ~ stre&lllbiS Into Jordan to J~ to !lid ~- wOIPJihl lltla!a,,,..fll ~Ole hoW fast. ~ Jo\r 11*4.I'Uil~P., .~·: ,, to81d the Palestbrian gqetTillu whoarewllholltptOpel!meillcal · el!'lilr 11aa lnl!lcatad 11 would not ~ ISO mtlea lib I!OJII', • In their war with the Jordanian treatmeill ·A Red Cr1lll Del ""'-"'"'"" 11 CGOI. . " cliiver. Gary Gtballdl Nld cal!PI111dbi · · took oft from Geneva for ~·-~~ · . · - - '•'M; a~ of life was believed Anunlil wtjh a s~•. ail< :::u.:.::=~~t:=-laler he heavy as Jordanian tanka and nunes and ' sevan tool of '' ' . . ' ·'I artillery shelled guerrilla mediclilqplleaincll!dlngme., atrongholds, and · Cairo's In- dlctne, ~ - . eq~j)lpellt, 'deddil MGnd&y to tiave ~ · ,.,ncemeo Wwl ~· '... fluentlal newspaptr AI Abram tenta •.,.S beddinR- · lllatioaedlntbeObtoSiadi~loolball8amllllllllflll,.. upresaed fear the death toll The · ~t of internatlooal A IIIIIOtln8 IIi sdM!duled a1 111a1 11mt belwellll JlSU -.d- ,•; would rise to 20,000 to 30,000. lnterv,entlon aJIIIOBr¢ to be mlnlolralorl, ciQ' and. ~· ·pollo:e IIJII lhe Oblo ~ Lives of 54 hijack hostages and growtng. GuerrUia leader Yas- PaiJ'Ol.MaJ. RalpbE.~ofthedty,oJ~otilld~propcii!l(!" . 390 Americana in Jordan were aer Arafat ~ directly to fAi take a plctun ol "8JI)'Oile creating a dleturiJence or troulllf Of 1n danger. , Egyptian Pri!Sldent Gamal Ab- lilY kind." The International Red Crou del Naaser ~~ to his aid, ·, · but Nasser joined otllor Arab NEW JOU _ PIUNcJ!: NORODOM ~ leaders Instead in a~ for bodla'• olllled dJI4t of 11a1e, llld 'lburlday lhe· ~ ' 8 cease-lire. ~ell ali •'lilftnltellmli part" of OomiJodla ~ tbe 111111111 .'· Grace .Ea;tfii.lme Slatea sent In~ tititiiDIIIIo,ldtwvilllrdlollhe COIIIIrf. " • (Continued from page I) Ill an lrllele ID Forelp Aflalra mqalne, Sllianoull ~ lbe, · nne and Sept. 1. Dia in. Columbw btterv,.itlm of u.s. and !Iouth VletniDieie lrQOI)IID delt!'oJ "I demand that thl.s liUIII be returned to 'the IUjlayere by Mra. Grace Esterline, of 29 Communlll aaDctuattea·ICIUilly bad otrensthened tbe VIet CGnc Mr.Coudorhlacommlttee,and South Prlnc:eton Ave., and aprad the Will' to Cambodia. 1 d1!111811d lhet Mr. Coud ·lllclp Columbus, a former Meigs cmduclblg hla campaign at lhe Cotmty resident, died Thursday *--x.:;x,:~~. w.~z-i~:~~;i::i>M.~ In Pickens Fo~t ,· people's espenae," Shieldsaald. In Colwnl1us. . TOLEOO, Olde (UPII Marine Private Firat a.''Ibis 11 IIIOiber 11agrant Sbe is survtved )IY a sister, Moll of 1•• clly'• 2,5DO WlUiam D. Davia, 1011 of ~· llbule 111 111e partol the Repub- AnnaM.Serpar,Columbus; two llll'lldq fekiiOn relllnleiiiO e,nd Polrs. WUUam D. Davia, Sr., 11ca11 candidate fer IO'II'IIIIr of· grandcbllclren, Mrs. JWte Stoll lbe 'tlaNIIIOm today ·after 1109 North Secood. Ave., Mid-{ tbetnlllt)laced in~ b)'tbe apdJack~k; ,ada~t.er:'"- belllllile4b)'a.,leader ~I . Q!I. ~ ol . ~ · Y•onne wall to waiL corner to cof'ner. and ~. PAGES . . < ' .,,, , wtli 95 ' . ' ·" " . ~ Ui.T PIA'111 :..llllli:IJR£ 111 !be llcibnkill: ,- 1, .. .... lho' "'.. ~""-·'s''flrlli..•• n-~-"~~~Jc~U: :V~~§fliJ~tb."'itld speed"'i:.r.1~-tor , . !roin -piece mOdular ~· vi: •. • Tlrinptritur~ In downtowil ' The ~n ' · troops who . p ~ FridaYat 11 a.m. )filS had been atuck in , the· vise 75 ~. 1111~ sunny aldea. V--tern Circle of ltereo units lets you hear stereo the ·way· it was meant to be heard ... all around yOu. from ,.. ' !5~~~=~~~5=~ . ·· " ill'ooTo , Model A5e4W. 'I'" •.' ' · ~' Jiiddle Ohio Yolley ,, .? and Mra. Harold Sauer. Mrs. he selected by the association's Ralph Crump is chairman of Board of Directors at the close Mason County's drive teams, of the membership drive. and Mr . AI C. Evans l.s heading Adml.sslon to aU local conthe drive in Jnckson County. cer.ta, as well u to thoee in Mr. Laure.OC!!, H~ber is •'"!"· ;!!•IRhllorlng cl)l~•· Is . br.,,_,.t'<!IIIIQR •~ . • · ~~~~ W-l)ellJJiaiDII, • to ..p ' .f ld tta .. iY.· SyhcUie; li pit.I man o1 Rio Grande ie8bl': membership card only. No" a.ila~, ''lt ~~~~ Davl4; , . .hif p• great- acollltiGu Ia a PlY ..,.,. Uclpajlng in~ "Picbtlf Last year's 652 memberunay tickets are eve~ sold at the door, that Roger Cloud Is not ihe'man grandchildren, and several coallaae. . Forept" with· the Ftr&t .~ , .. renew memberships by mall. and memberships an; available readY to audit Oblo, let alone nieces and ~· Fllends Dill,_......, pntldeal tl D!Vtatoo In Vietnam: .. :•' Ne•t week an who have not ~nly durmg' the dr1ve week, 110 vorn." , may caUallhe Sbroyer ~aral the Toledl Federilloa of Durlni the llnit14.daj,.,OI renewed wlll be reached per- Sept. ~t. 3. The cost of an '"lbeandltor m1 his 111a11 are Home, 1271 W. Broad St., where Teachrl, waraed lhe operatl~ Marines sonaDy by drive workers. individual membership is $10 pa111 bY the Wp&yere of Oldo to services wtU be .held at I p.m. teacllen lbal If tbey lla)'el! pounds of rice The fOI'IJW dri1e for new for 811 adult and $3 for a full- . ketp Witch owr .emy tran· Saturday. Burial will be · in offlbe job IIIey weald bo Ill. miacellaneoua' . members will open on Monday, time student ·through college. saclloo ln~vinll tile tupayen S111110l Cemetery, Cohunbua. vtolatloa of c•e 1lale ' 2115 ·plllllidl 'of· tobaCCo · Sept. 28, at lhe annual ''kick- Headquarters for the annual 111110ey," aaldSIIelda. "Parh&pe , ;. ,......_ Ael wldell pnlllillta ~ by 1 bttge off"dlnner.Mra. BelayKoonce, membership campaign will be lltbeAudltorandhislllalfhad Truek TunuOver ·~ 11J pabiJe ~.. •r<l!r\W,(e• a represenlaUve of Communi~ at 11 ~t St. ID GaiHpoHs. been dolnC wllat tbey were paid Hea , ~ ~ rePofted . '' 1 • · •~ · · Coocerta,lnc.,ofNewYorkwW Anyone mterested In learmng !Ddo,llleatateof'Oblomlt!blnot .to 1 ::,. .~ ·truct, . ·. 1 ,,. .. ;.,; · 4111a~ mdineenertwlandtb ~.. wwororkerk'WI·~~ thethe mhelporelngabouwltht thethe sertl.;,comlnoring blve Clllllrac:led for 11:0 mlliitm lko!ongln8 to ~ M.. Coa.nt1 • AltJJiDri' RBPoBiED ~eel in tuecalloana. .· · .lfl8h'liay ~1!111, .In ail . 'lbe GaW,OU. Poat ·.tale tbe local ~lion during the drive may caU headquarters, "If Rott« ClQud ilftd his lllall acddeol 'l'llli'ICiq at 2:• p.m; IIIChway Patrol repai1ed 18 Dtplll, week-long drive. 446-1314, or any olthe following bad not been polltlclllng111 Plb- The )felga Coailty Sber!lf'l 81IID •C'C'Id!int 11 1:15 •. p.m., Already sc:heduled to appear chairmen: Mrs. Schmidt, 446- de time, the people of ,Oblo depllftioenl . IJid . Ltwreno:e 'l'I!Unday 011 ·Rt.1 tlv,teiilllallf on theTCCCA's C<lllling-concert 41,28; Mrs. Reed,.992-2370; Mra. mJabl not have IDat $2 mllllon Bee!lle, driV,:ol tbef!'lldt,;... al!llla1011111oiRt:IIM.A~ season are Ill" First Chamber 0 Brien, 992-3589, Mr. and Mrs. lllriluahlllegalloanltolll Qda· 8olnlltlllai1Rt.lt1Ju41Weslof truck operated by £dWird E Dance Company on.Feb. 22 and ~uer. 7u.'1664; Mrs. Crump, 00ma corpor.tkll!," he aald. d)ellt. 7~ Whantbell'lldt Wbtte S1 Pamei~ ~lnlo ·-.1· the Nell WoUe_ Jazz Trio on im-297 4; Mr. Evans, 286-3229, , llimeclo'verin~ due io I auto 'cklven by' K,ilitil Marchi9.AdditlonalartlstawW andMr.Huber,245-6353. blowa dri...~ ·irucli,.. ~·t•,32,Rt,ii;~ · ~ • . IDaded wltb batone' 'lbere eatialuc minor dla!Ne-ID' bOth (Continued page I) were, no,..{nJyrln a!ld ,. nQ.· '~lea. , No one ~ liljurtll Hav<ID; the wile of Coach WUUam dU.IIonl., ·. ., Md no dlatloni .,.... llaied. l PbUllpe; II a certllllld teacher. ·· · • The couple comet1 to Eastern . . ,. , dl.strlc~ !rOO) Trumb1j)I Cotmty. WILL W.\811 ~ · . The board aJao transferred Memben Of AlpHa Della veta,... •Mt!IIOrlli ~ PhiiUpa from baaebail coach to Eptllon fraternity of ~to ADMISSIONS- Ada B!eU..... track and llllliled Larry He~ Grande College ~old a car. Racine; Davl~ Dant, Mid· buebaU coach. wash lrOJII 9 a.m. to 5 p.m, dleport. The board approved these .. Saturda)': at . Mlddlepiitt . DISCHARGES substitute teachers for the town haD: wishing , year:Mls.GraceW-,Fanny wash · lol!\?1 their Addle BeDe Brown, Leo Kennedy, ~ ., Margaret Parlona, Marg~t I Weber,Blanche Ne'-"".1Cc)rrlne · Anna Ogdln, Aljn Rupe, Lawrence Rolle, Thelma DIU, Clara Thomas; J. S. Davia, · ' '! .~Lucille Smltb. Sc;allY. .Roberf ~. Ma111'1ce Lqtt, Non Jcriaft, Ben.Jaml!' Ran· dqlph, Aldetb G. 'Roblnaon, ~ wone,.IJltlan Smith lmd •. .,. ( . ' l)rin . :~.• w... .. .,' FeIghtmg e ·. s·p r·,;ea·,,d ''· .·s · personnel wlll work under direction of Ralph Waugh , campus security officer. Jensen said aU commuting s!udents who have applied for parking permits on the campus, or who win he operating a motor vehicle on campus, should obtain a parking sticker from Gerald Hamsay, assistant lo the president. Ramsay's office is on the second floor of the Jeanetle Albiez Davis Ubrary. ' sh~ked like he (l:fO!III!OJI>. . ~ .· tima:"~lglbl ba~ODI l1fb TCCCA Drive Will Begin . MASH ·' ii""'• JI . RIO GHANDE - Additional personnel have been employed by Rio Grande CoUege to curb increaaed vandalism on the campus, particulady in parking areas. Neils A. Jensen, dean, pointed out that vandaHsm and destruction of personal property is a civil offense, and any person apprehended would •to the fullest U'IC' prosecuted extent of the law. The additional .' ery) wu getting~ to shoot parttclpa~ in the ren~ ~· and someone fired on lllril," \!lth"comllal engtneera ~lily . aaid Patrolman George Early. re)mil~lng four blpwn ' ·up , . Its Pollee aald lhe shotaun taken 'bridges Iii clear the way, promotes ,. ) PHNOM : ,b a c l securl•ty So -e•D'h t 111 lr~ore I Tonight, Sot. & Sun. Sop!. 11-19-20 that ' vql(ecl l tlaCt bj !11Ci*t 'Piit·;' . CAnibildlin . • . · crou· ·aal4 be~ BIVefil- ' llghlnbii · 1 ~.,.,,~·~-to olhen, lnclqdjng_ 0!11 ~-· 1 '· .... .,. • .,,_ ·wOIIIIlll, weri in. the·. ~- ol a 4, , ~ !1111 foret when ... pollee be&Pn. ~.· · lieiln •i'AUCbl ln i ~ ,.~ , ""''"''· , ., but managed to eilripe• · !. ,._,..t lr!lp •• ,.v, , •. ·. . Munl"'ft•• Cclurl J·.....~ · un•t.P,. - - 1 · IUl Toledo , ,.,..,.. · ..., · · ''I""'"T"• '\"-• I . . Ira Bame; who wiD !Widle' lhe' ~- '!lid I lie!'· ~ charge against McCiellln. "" ·atte<k iNI Vtft (;q and !1. the 0. ui: •• l'bn<lil In 20 minUtes after ~ · , . • .. · ,.. •• 1 .. hoqae opened Uld&y. •.. · Pfnh, wulrnnil,n4!n~ , , Tr M •· lllftcen-·••tedthat"ltthe Pollcuatd oy on,.qmery, ·· ·,, ,.,...."1"' ' 16 was shot whe~ ~ ap, Cdmrp.UU.taslllndl'rid(lglhl.ll!it . pr;..,hed olllcers carijlng the bltf)O coqld boo tile bttgesl ~the •! Agn ew Cha llenged · . ' -; .. . ',, .. Clll: . ~ ' :, 1<! ' ' I "' ~ ' I' NEW COURSES- Amilia lhe new eounea of •udy being olfeNcl Melga IIIIIb Scboolltadlala tbll fall are art ml r.tlo 111d IA!IeviJion repmr. AI rl&bt. art llulienta Kimllly Pla'ce m1 Cher1l t\'ollian are elvlll sugestlons 011 caplurlnjl proper pa'IIIICiift from Mrs. Marprel Ella Lewll,lllandlng, iDIIrudct of tbellt daas. Ill the otber plc$11re, Dale Harrison, iulructor, behind lhe table, explallls tbeueof a~meter to (!rem left), Jalln lflllneU, Danny While and Ed Partor In the ~ and radio repair claso. _Survey of Water .System Assured CHESTER _ The ~ PlainsOlester Water Dlltrk:t llclard hU given the areen llgbl to a preliminary lllrVey to determine theleulblllty of tm alanllon to lhe wuirer• lind It lmpoaaible to accept an appUcation, appllcallta are uked to notify tho water olllce which Ia now located at Olester in a house between the Baum lllllttier Co. and Gaul's Grocery. Damage Suit Filed GALLIPOLIS - A damage suit asking ,Z0,3Z9.55 lla1 been filed In GalUa CoUDty Comm• Pleas Court as a re1ull Ill a faD al a downtown · business establishment two yean ago • Terry Reo. a minor. flied the action lhroilgll bla father, Pa•l E. Bees, IDd ..-r, Ballots to· Stand p · GALIJPOLIS - 'llle ~ Board of Eleet11111, upon mendaUoD of Proaecllllnf · H81nlln c.KlnR w. Franklin F. ,~;:;t~~=/l:or~~:~pl1iilllder the Di!loret H. Reel, Rt. t, Patrlol, , IIIO!ber jl1 ~ '·~~.·~~!!~~~!~~··"". M.iHir a• · · , :· ~tift. •bY 48 Colll1 St., l!Jid Ratb AvnerJ ~ 1 of ,TJI•· p111mep• ftpjblll!t' , . 1PIII ·Ga"~o...IIB. ~ Reel ~ ' Twp., ..,... , Pbila$ .·• they -.:.:u;d.. :r.CIIIlre iPprotl~ti!1· llir..ee montba: · ..:.. · llmi on ~ aeleeted u the the ll&'Vey, Coin· Syltelna of Greenwood, Ind., Which ..... the servi~ of Claude Quillen who de&IIJied the present syalem. Com· monwealth bu been retained for the leaaibWty ltudy. . Upon the adolo:e of John HID, vice prealdent of Commonwealtll Syalema, Sept. 21 baa been set u the final day oo which potentlal castomera can sign to obtain water IOI'VIce throt!lh the proposed alanllon. 'lberelore, attir tho Monday. Sept. 21 date no appllcalloo for sen1ce wW be accepled at the present fae of $liO. The onjy licr1IIPI which would be perhoWever, wwe 1ilable · to mitted lllai' lhe deadline would be !hoM . . ·~and recommendecl by the anglneen In an area . 1te belleYod ID bari wblch wciul!l require mra Blgnupa to make tbe partlcular area twlble. In IIICh aap1e ilme, but lhlllll onjy lnltancea, area WCII'br1 would be advtaed of the plan. AiJPIIcatlons for water aervtta may be obtalnedlrcmvoltmlilerworbranamed in .. varlouneelions I1Nr the c11atr1e1. If u- FoiiOlilt!lllt, the qlrieerl wiD advise the board 111 Ill lilldlnp. The Qnilon project wlll require lhe aame .~ as carried oqt 111 -tbe atlglnal~ and the projected lime that &®a~ iorvlce could be alerted llllder the extenalon remaina tndeflnlte. It 1.s being otreased bY !he board lhet appllcaUons for service by tbe l)'llem under lbeproposacl alenJ!on must be ft1ed by the Sept. 28 deadline. Named to serve 11 a new member of lhe board Ill Gene Yost, Racine Route I. Yost wu appointed ID liD the 1111npired term a! Eldon Gaul who bas resiCned due to hHlth reasons. The board bas lorwanted a letter of C'ODII!M!I!dall111 to Gaul, lll&ned by each member, for hla dodlcated ........... to the I)'Jiem. . It is .... reported that the neceaury equJpment to do road crnu1naa lor rellclenla wbo have paid tbe t200 charCO lor sen1ce 1lJider the orl81nali)'Jiem wW be received bY the board within the • 'DUIIIIb. ~falllnc lntotlda eale8ory are to III'IIIIJ lhe board alllco. eontendi that • Sept. lt, ..... wbtle· aecompanled by bit mo&ber, be was ea&erlng lbe ilelendut's premJaa wben be feU Into aa ope~~ and unproleeted trap door. He 1eek1 000 for lnjurlel ud hla m iher 1ft additional •10 000 In c . • damages and t321.55ID medical uo expenses. requlremellti of Rmlllli'Cocle and other eleclloll and 1iqucll' IC1eetiOft oflld•ls will 'JIIII8l' .., the baUol as requeoled. The lllutaare: of inlollcatm, llquon be llhould lhe sate of wine bY COfti1IIIIPIIon 111 and off tbe Pl'8lllliM when_.. be permitted in the It . Rio GnDcle, should 111e sale of wine lot•• eonsumption 111 and off lhe preml" !*: . permitted; abould the lllle of ~;· Uquon bY tbe &lui be permilte4llllllillall~ the alate liquor atorea be permitted II! llj! aplrltuous liquor bY tbe PlcUae rt;,' C01111111lption off the premllea Wllere ao!il: : be permitted in the VIllage of Rio Gninclf.·. Cleatervllie .... !laocoon Twp. .... ' vm.ce �... ~ .. • i ' S-The &ltday'flmei-Senllnel, 8lll4a)o ,Seplember 20, 19'10 fAn . Nine Fined, One Bound Over 100 at Cf!nference ' . On .~ ......w•_ "11,: f POIIEB.OY - # · damace· Pomer.o r'• ~~~ JUlll ~ at 10:.• p.m., 'i ftPGI'Ied. blm from alllel; and lbe WbiiJ llldoullledly templed to pat ' lhe IIIII AN HONORARY DOCroR of Ian cie&nlo from Olio Univeralty is,......xed by President aaude R.· Sowle (left). ID .llr. Marlin W. Eaoel, Ohio 'o Slate Superintendent of Publlc lnlllnlctlon (right). Tba degree awardlnl Ca'O!IIOD)' was part of a apeclal conwcation held on the Ohio UnlYII'IIIIJ campus In conjunctim with tile amual meeting or Pill Delli Kappa, a men's education booor society. llr. Euel, who beada the fourth largelllsebool enrollment in the nation, was cited for hll contributions aa an educa!iooal fllate&OIIID In reJn&e~~ting the ca,.. of education in the buslneas, professional and poliUcal aectora. Vlco-l'relldeal J!ut the flnl duly or'a IIWd . aolbJDI, liP,..... ladlreeii.Y, lo ""'lbe _..,•• ca~~~t. A!ld K)''sflrlt mtfli ....lei_... 4JfllCI\IIIII r.riiHileldtnollbenllloli~bllcble•IIIQdiW . help ..,..bla own. . · · / Ky OUCIJt to giYe lbe DICit ~ ,Of[; :fj; Oriental tamrelll - . , _ ,... to lilt • • Melnllre. And lbe )ley, Mr. lfdlltlre auilllllo emlellt With hll acii..W. b) Ute pulpit, · No Winners .· In Auto Strike · ~Y - Pu(ibs of lbroe elementlry I!Choola In the Eul4rn ~ School Diatricl- RiverVIew, Dleater and Tuppers · l'lllaa -will agsln be using the ln-acbool teleYislon program of .WIJI,Jt-TV, Alhe111, which gets Wlder way Moaday for the new Two currently popular movies are satirical spoofs 011 war ll(leCificllly the Korean War aod World War II. A few ,eaH ago, an En&llsh musleal dealt devutltlnldy with one of the areb lnaaniUes of all time, World War f. A related human activity that cries out for the same type of tnalinent is the labor strike. A strike is a kind of bloodless war, exhlbilinl the same abandonment of reason fnd resort to brute force to setUe dloputes as the shooting kind of coDlllct. . 'lbe current shutdown of General Mot9rs is a pnme case In poiDt. Men may have been justified in the pest, In prenuclear days, In gollg to war. There was $UCh a thing as total vle· tory In wllich the winner dictated peace terms to the van· But both sides In the auto dispute know perfectly well tliat ueither can dictate to the other and that eventually ::e4will have to get together and reach a setUement muagreeable to both. Strikes alao were justified in the past, when workers were atruullng for the fundamental ript to organize themselveilntO unions aod bargain collectively. But no such basic issue Is involved in Ibis dispute. It is \ d ~.and.IQIPro.vedcfrillge bel!~''' c;<',l'lEJ .,rn .•· So if the strike JllllltA~ventually he setUed by nego)latlon, l wby bave a strike-lp-.tbe first p{acf,1 , Jlil6ause · every~y loves a good·- crap. Whether or not man is by nature an agf!sslve animal or is impelled by a ''terrltortal imperative, as some authorities contend, it is tbla natural love of a good fllht more than anytblng elsemore than ldeoloi!es, more than ·the thirst for conquest or reveng.-.rlllch has always made men so ready for conlllct. 'lbal 81 men once marched otr slnglne to the glorious wan .it yesteryear u on a holiday, some autoworkerl Wllte 10 eager for the llrlke to beg!D tliat they walkad oft thelr jobl a day earl)', atao 81 on a holiday. ' Tbus, the ~gaoda .canJIODI boom as eacb aide blaaU the "enemy ' for Its unrealtltle demands and rejects prof· flamd _.wD u beneath contempt, and after DID· .Qaua o1 'iloll'an' w!lftb of ~unitlon ID the form of 1011 rp ~ '!lie~ are upended, peacs will be _declared. . Aa Ill all Wll'l, noncom,hatanll lli a llrika suffer alolii 'lillll the 'COIDbelaDII. . , Tbt aulolnd..., Is the i:OIIIUDI&r of . . . R~her lli4l1lllrt ~ itand to l01e 10 per eeat of tbelr mar~ tiiiiPGQrtly fllld will have to heCID laying off workerl If .. ..~~· more than a f.-.•,reeb. The eeonomle re1!11!'191111011& ot alli'Oioll(ad atrlke will he felt11y.alm011 ev· lltlme · It 11, lDdaed, a 'subject that CJ'iea out for a gOOd satirist. sUppose \hey gave· a strike and nllilodJ came .•• In Gals'·Corner Century Ago Glll,tt edilllrlaJ: -~ , 1 qU81tion of what :women can do aod what theY. can- llllt h Well II one that baa heeD much debated of late, and It a Ate Ia 18)' the facti aod argumenll .laid hefqre the P!IIIIIC"JII the coUi'n of the dlscusilon have dons milch to ' Z. once 10 universal, that ~en are a4apted ,t t·c IIOihlll& wsll but the dometlle dQI!el of the boule- ::llellef, ball ·, ~' I •' '1'1Jwe ·ll a ~t variety of oecupUOIIJ which women . . ........ to claim aa field for lildlvldl!li effort from ~ ifltelllpnt, refined man who ileWI'1111Del u they ~Cift ·Would seek to exclude them. . . ,.111 Oea!plllionl In no way !Dj~. affeet the qQ"'~ ~by the other sex. tiy may 8Dd Olqlht to :::r M'H!Dlllleratlve to women tliem.u u to •men _, now •n- Sial": '1'11(1 5eptemher, 1870, luue of Scientific Amerl· ·~ . ~... ''· TBAamRS OF THE NEW llltb and Bixth grade lc:bool at . llradbt!rJ rll!llalll with entbuslum over their e:~perlmenl in ed1lcai.IGn at lhe acbool. . ·'lbe lc:bool Wll set "' thll fsll at lbe requesl of intereal~ ~ lrbo wanted to try a n.-. program fllr flftb and lixth ...-.. 'lllt ataff II ~ long hOara In plannlng and reslly 1ft ldad of playln£ lbe !bini ''by - ." Buically, the school is &llped with tile ldellof~the lludenla to move aiona at In \ltber ...,,... everybody doe!n't have to iheltown rate or • . of WORLD •. ' I, • . ',' .. i• • ··"" (,( ?/ /.' /;.,A · BY HIIBART WD.SON, JR. WITH alllbe hot wealher we've been having the past few days, it's hard to believe that summer will end on Wednesday_ When the temperature .-red to 9'1 one day last week, we !hough! mayhe a new record had bean established, bot after checking our <llmalological Summary (puWahed by the U. S. Weather Bureau) we found Septerriher baa always been rather warm, and 1hatlt's~.~~~v~,~~W.J~e.!Hf ~~~~e cir to go out of a~~~trol; run off the right side of the blgbway and tum over. CIOIICb and two paasengers, Danny McQoud, 18, aod Tom McQoud, ~. all bad minor lacerations. Damage waa heavy. No citation was Issued. . "'lf ')~ 'i'~'llh :t1·~·w·l\ i\rlt rl'l/')~ . ++++ . ' .. Man'Midltllf Sherry IUJI&and .cr~,'l!elll,Meli!nleWiltera'ilnd Brenda Vao Meter and -mi!!<•""" lll'.;"-"'Hlil'lllln!i!lilll-lki!i .........,.....,, ' " Dl >'I a· I~ . d J turea prbaarlea, seta a,ound the coUi)!i1 ePiiJia!illf. < B . la Ed -~, as ID 11111 tftli!C.&Iot . ~·,.bll ~ Irani Polllltfill!eli (lhe•tallor) and.iipealt VI~ till OWDc Climb to.promi..,.. 81 *Proof ~ . eounttY .hai 111e mUblp rpr ~ change In a troUbled et!l, .hal !10 real.rival~ Yll !Ji·Plailnllhe lame tha way a 1111m ·mutt . ' ' · '-· .,. . I I ' . - -- ~ASO . .N - DRIVE·IN . ' I I • Double Feotore Progrom "~INGLE ROOM FURNISHED" Ralod(Xl -PIUI - "ALL THE lOVING OOtJPLES" · ~ MEIGS l'Hf'AIR£;w . , WI'.!::. ,'"· tAJii:N · ·tile ++++ J....., I• .Pa.t • -' •• ' /."~ "' <• ~\r ....__..___, fL .~, -.~·-·· will-·~ ' ~·~ - ' ' ·.. tile '\'e,J 'nt ,.. ~~· · . . · ao~ vltw. ·,' • l"aiiiUII 4a\11 ;••• ••• ..". •'• • •'M'.,=,;o,. ~'>)'•'>V '>'•'•' '\"(........:......-~ ••••••,;e...,.,. '"'. . . ~·;., 1 Tonight, Sept, 2t TVized Meetings Of Council Catch '". I' .oo~.~noM.....l · ~;:::;::. :.. :·;·""' :""' . ~·=·"5.·· ·=·~· Mrs· ' Debbi. -. , e -~· · . ,.,.. . eatenslon agtnl ·and lilt'i Nan ' Moore , will ~ake pet~onal ..lion P.I ' U i d e n MIDDLEPORT - Gene Grate, ejark-treaauror of Middleport, aa1d Saturday there can he no new referend1111 OJI}lOIIin& aoy public queotlon this year. implication in • ~ J1Porl that a group *PP8f8Dil)' belded by Verner See mtgbt J1!ik a referend11111 against alablishment of a public 111bage collection service clearly ''would he impolllible,'' Grale said .. the deadline fllr audl action is past. Council recently propoaed In a letter to all cltllens the town _.ate a coliecUon servtee, However, foDowlng an "open letter" caused to he .publilbed by Mayor C. 0. Filher In appoaiUon to the council's letll!r, no further acUoo baa hefD taken, according to Grate . . Debbie Hawley, Andrei a"' umu!':~v1:~• DeorhilrstandR9BerDixoo.and ~ ... , , ,, . , · contact.Wednesday,.irul older wu establlalled on Sept. 1, 11153. n was a ~ 115. n residents to complete Tonight, ilion. o1. Tuts. wao also lQJ oo Sept. %and 3 In 1853. Back 1D 193&, it was liM oo questionnaires. Slplombot' 211-21·22 llep1.8,102onSepl. 18, mel 101on Sept. 9. The completed questionnaires M A i. H ++++ will be used in preparing !Tocllnlcolor) . . HillS 8cHoc;IL G~ IIO'OU Meigs County 1te mvlliclto IIi order to vote In the November 3 electlm, an Individuals I regional and slate While House Donald Sutherland ~ !IDe tlyoutlflr i 1111 prodactlon to be filled Oct. 22 and mull he preoperl)' reatstaret1 by the Gallla O.WJiy 8oar<l of Conferences scheduled early in Elliott Gould ·c)!:l ihl ,the nt1r Melca Hlah Scbool b7 lbe Bill Bend Electlona. Deadline fir voter regilllration is Wedneeday, Sept. 23. 1971 by tile Division of Ad· Roled "R'• ' under 17 nat lllilllltrel Alllo&IIOn. . ~miffed without parent. Are y011 e\lgihle? ministration on Aging, Coloralr1aoot: '' 'lblall the ftrlll ym..: bt some 17- that the IBI!Odatlon baa ++++ EI.I.WOOD crrv, Pa. (UP!) sbouid make for a better lleparlment of Mental Hygiene Freight Fright - tt,oor. to select 81tll11ho wUJ take part In a productlon. The RECEIVED a poat card Tuesday from a ''transplanted Gallla -Big things sometimes happen govemnent," Bodensky said. and Correction, Columbus. Don't Spill 111e aeons . ll'fGD!a'lllllheheld at 7:30 Mmday night at the former~ Countlan in O.lumbua." It read: ''Regarding your Sept. 13 in small towns and tills Western RabiDo ~les , . _ Ohio's report, along with those Droll Reversal Junl4' ilgt! ScbOol audllllrlum. Some 110 gfrla will be selected for coi!IDUI about the Delfil-- I too wrote to Rep. Gannalz and .._. ~~q, of 0 th tate will 108 d to Admlsskln: $1.00 Adults, 60t Pemaylvanla comm111lty be- RubiDo Who was hom here er s s, Children the lii1IJkll ... ' received the ~~me 'fmn letter'. as Miss Mllla. I also an· llevesltbaaallgtblnggoingfor and --~tea a grocery does recommendations when the ~ ~ SHOW STARTS,.M, awered II but evidently he doelll~ have 'form letter No. Z' as I not feel televised sessl~s in· Nf ational House Co~ •-------~ ·', MJ:DI oo'illmANs responded well in rememberlni Mn. bell'd noUWW llu1ber. r wu encouraged by lbe 1ac1 that be to it.ReceDIIy the llon>ugb O.uncD fluence the deciaianB of the erence on _...,. convenes -~ ~ Btaboul, fmner Middleport resldeal wbo il getting ., mud! nudl that he baa to rellllt to form 1e11ers for began televising ila meetin&a, councilmen or brings out the November, 1971. ~ Iii flll, ~ Nunlng ilome, n Wooilllnd Ave., repliea. And 1 Wish to tllank The Tribune r.r . _..ling bla name, 111d the Idea baa proved ex- "ham" In tllem. A special broadcast relating '0111•""' ...., ......... , . . .... ......,.. .,...••.,.'"" ........., ....,,..... ~etc:., in Cmg. Miller's column. henl carbon eoplee of DIY tremely popular with the town • "Some of them did not like tbe to converences on aging will he 8 •' ,,. lntildlllllll11Gneolberlormtr Middleport realdenll llve at letter to Gannal!, to Gov. Rbodel, Sllnatora Young and Sube, 11,110 residents. idea of pi&tlng on makeup, or carried Wednesday all : ~ over :.. Flltnllll Nlll'lll\a·lf!lllie. '!bey 1te Mrs. Bertha Myers, Mrs. ilepmsltltlvea lleYIDe and Miller and received favorable Stephen Rubino, 62, Borough mytblng like tbst," he Iiaid. WOUB-kiTV, Athens. It will serve ' Benba Mlgalt Ardl.er lllil a Mrs. Palma'. replieafrom alloflbom. My final olfort wasaletterto President Council p-esident, got tile ides ''The cameras catch ua just like as a ·ckoff to the numerous ~ ..., - · ' Nlzon 1ut week." that community relations could we are." community forums beinl! held Friuy . S;oturday GRIFFITH, DAUGHTER of Mr. aod Mra. Dlarlea ++++ . be Improved If the meetings or Redlo Station WEFM which over the state where Ohio's & Sunday tlt'tmtli, PuDervy Route s, baa been a busy one since her return ROY A. Moses, Tbqm&n, a teadl.ir In lbe OH mu High lbe lknemher council could be lwoedcasts the monthly .... older people are being asked to . ----,--- - - - - - , Wal.t er Matthau ftW1 ~ lbowln8·alldes ot some of the poiDII of interealsbe School lor the peat 11 yean, completed wwk on his Mallen seen and heiB'Ii. He l118llellled Bions, folio"" up with a "sound speak out on their needs and & ~.8mn!JII'OupeolfrlendlbavebeengueilaattheGrll!llb 0eeree at Mlnlball Unlverai\Y IIIII summer. Roy, who played the use of television aod radiD, . off" procram in which people concerns. Ingrid Bergman ~"~111 to 'flew the m:eUent pioturellllll Friday, Ka...., bUkslball wlih lhe !mnoo11 Clarence (llevo) Francia in IIJU.63 and council quickly .,q,ted the call in and que&llon the coun- Meigs County h•• 2,860 ciimen. The program has persons over 6S ye~ of age. In daJII Meiglllligh Sc(IOOIIIto!llng Ute slides IIIII andl~,recelvedhlaMIIIIenlnlbeflaldofl'byslcaJSclence. Idea. Mak Dean'8 T !-t ,.._,.,_ l:lnua'alil"aalllc!lll!fr Ylllt to &wit• 111111141111 of Mrs. c. E. Blakeslee. Hemaintained a polnlavense of Uhut or a polllllble too. Roy is About 11 cable televiolon )rOved very popular "The ftr8l meetb,g lasted e8 .l.dlt ~UD r.. :O· ~~~~~ inade the trip to EunJpe with lhe AII.QIIo Youth Choir. lllll'l'led to the fll'lllll' Joaine 'l'llomll, a110 a teacher in the 00 o:ompanles lid for the rlchl to broadcast the sessions. A about loll' hours, so 1 guess you POMEROY Jennifer L. L--Ca::::::..rt:..:oon:=._ _ _. ' · BID aystem. 'l'he1 resldnl Thurman wilb their llreuona, Steve, em tract ..., awarded to Arm· coolci aay Ibis is a llg thing," Dean, daqhter ol Mr. and Mra. ATl'IIAcnVERoule 7bomeofMr.lllll Tommy aod Robbie. strmg Utllltlea Inc. Rubino aald. Earl Dean, Pomeroy Route 3, Plus atalf memben of the Melp Local S\ilool atlaelll 811 1a 011 Meellni• hasbeen nlllled to the dean's .-· -- - '---,· · wuellelullvelydamaged '111!41nll wautructby LEW Dlvlio, former WJE,ll . - . baa been named Now the town's citllerll can x'!X:'W.-i-->.'X>._'W#X<"«<llal of the University College at Frida1 eJ~Amoon!a storm. p-esldenl of"' neilly. cquiJed County llrHclraltlng, Minnie Pearl "Bit-In" on the monlbly Barougb lltlo Unlvertity. the IJmil7 ~ew the television 1111 had been Jne. 'l)le<;CIIIIP'IIY wlll..,..alll W1t0V In WeUIIIIIn. The old WKOV O.uncil meetlago wllbout In MILLERSBURG - Tile For U.U. a Bladen! 1111111 1f1!m1 lit JPrlday, they dld ,not ~ !11110 lilliiiJe aplridBept. 2. The new 111111on will ma(n!lilllbe WKOV teaoinc their Uvlng rooms. realdeala of lblt oman bave maintained an acllllt.tbe llr.uelllre hi( heeD ~ Earl calllellen and hqiilmcy filr the lime heine IICall'dll!i to Davis. "Tbe citizens get flrsl.mlnd IJoimel c-1)' Cmuallllily cumulated riolatd!c awnge ~ne room 8alurday ~ and · Tiae JC8 11·owned by Dllvts and :trW ... IIWIACed by Dennll infcrmaUon on what goea 011 at art basy dullq all their of 3.0 or above for the acllklnlc !be men.ifl ~ dl~, · . slatlu.an. Davt.lla'lllllil'e or .l..,n County, and 11 )riiiiDtly lbe COJmcll meetings," Rllblno lllllq- • decorate their loan of at 15 boura per , Wa""lii Loailvi)Jt .,a an .IJIIC!III~ In lie Farm Cr~IIBank ol aald. "They doo'l &el dllllorled ttore wladowa. Tbey are quarter r.r lbe put lhNe Cartoon IMillviDe . ·, ·•'·1 . v!r8clna of lbe 1 nions." '·11..,.1•1 lllelr oldllmer ap- quarters. ·' . . .++++ · Aodrew Bodensky, an audio pare\ ID preparatloa ,,.. the J a~ W~y visual director in the clly's El&blll Aaaul Holmes wjlbou& 111f major IChool system, aa1d te1evisinf1 .i CtiiiiiY Aallqae Fallnl Wa . Sid.. that Ilia lbe COWicll meellnp ''lnlllea • ·,. .Otlther 11 ud 11. ·~- ~ ·Davia biller rapport betw"" the ' .I!! viewliiC IIJe lllfft thaa · .. willuu& a fin:. ' Cllli)llllunil)', llid ,li)mrlnellt." ., ._.JIIiOIIIIIJelidewalk · 1111 oooQmmi!J 1l'ti'e "Tha . ..levisloli c9verace ', II• , vlllton IUt a lrlp · tba~ on the (JinCJ oul.bllll ,lilt open will!' :: ~on !ftelll!ory lai!O.· Tbe •. .•. Pollda ~ melna llld It displays of . . , Ill I )j '1. left front lire on an auto driven by Dale A. Clooch, 18; Mid· ~rt. blew out causing the POMEROY - Delegates and Susan Andrews and Tom Ball. allematea have been named to Sophomores - Jyl Beaver lbe atudent council of Meigs and Lynne Baker, Cheryl S High School, James Diehl, Croaaan and Thomas Cassell, , W1Ced Frida Charles Faulk and Debbie · POMEROY - Selected Meigs principal ' anno Denise Hendricks Co un ty senior citizens will The group named fr om eachy. · Galla•'-• .. - ' t ' · t th· k in tate class are (delegate and alter· and Terry George, Sherry par ICipa • IS wee as • 1e b in the! order·) Lambert and Toney Manley Wide survey aimed at deter08s.:U~:""":~e Burson .;d Edith Mees and Sherr; mining the needs of older people Eddie Brown; Jennifer Goble, Michael, Chris Robinson and he~~ information will be laken Jon Kloos, Kathy Moore, and Unda Rupe and Patty Well and as a basis for consideration of Frank Glrolami, Sharon Glaze, Gordon Warner. senior citizen needs in the areas and Richard Dean; Kayle Freshmen - Mark Dillard . . Russell and Phillp Porter, aod and Alfred Evans, Robbie of mcome, health, nutrition, Peggy Story aod Lee Williams. HarrisJ..and Peggy Imboden, housmt gt,. empioymdent, tt rana Ion , e uca 1on, Junlors - John Tbomaa and Ezra tuser and John \.<!hew ' s por ur · •- and ac"vities Ronald Smith, William Zeigler Bryan Mullen and Peggy re ement ro.,s • and Becky ww, Marge Rlgga O'Brien, MIC:;ey Ash and Linda :'did::'t':!!;gSe;;al!; and Jon Scott, Carl Offutt and Baker, Fred Burney and Cindy M:;.n Mrs Vilma Plktoja . .,~~.1\lcb ~ lWtdlng at lbe Fairfield Weather llaodb!l, ~ .tlal n~. prcic~u Isn't KoJni . to be sll that dl«ereDt ID 18'/2. Tile ~atlc .wllu)er jrlll he aman wJw c:hases ·blnl .after dell~~. ~llli!rs ali4 ~ No Referendum PONibleNOUJ Seek Need of ibe year......":' .. (everybody seemed to he namad were photographed In rigid poslures album from tile 181108. The room's burden of ID)oke and lllco)lolie fumea. gave the senstor'aantlpollution Rroposals fresh urgency. Advocates of the "new poUUes ' would have been horrllled at Ibis standArd replay of the old. · The whole IbiD& worked only to relas Muskie more and more. On the plane ride back south, till wavy brown hair mowmc Ius! the rlgbl amount of toUSle for a viable candl· date he 'held an impromptu press conference with Phllidelplui re(Kil'len crouchIng in the aisle, chatted ·with Shapp, read aloud witll, gusto lfolD a curren\ best-seller, tatted about the exee11 of· nudity and sex in movlea. Y,t. wblie he stretchad>bla long le~ comfortably as the earnlvll aDd a.... of ill.odtrn campilgning swirled about him, Muakle plaiDiy had bla eye on nrlous buslllesa. At blJ elbow wu a tldet black book of loose·leaf sheets iiYinJ oUt the polltleal, economic and ioctal pattema of fleDaiylvanla. He bu 48 otben like it (one for every atlte). The eoatenll rellect Mrd wort by the · a~ial alai! put !<>Jelhl!' ID bla separate camp a I in otrlce In downtown Wallhlngton. . .• • 'l'bere is DOthlng especially atrlklng about Ibis outalde operation, or bla tw~· nat1onal toUJ' f!ll' otlM!r 1'18Ddl· dates before he seWea Into Maine to bid for a wbOpplng ,.,...lecllon victory. Lib others before him, Mustl,!i ,baJ bla complement of by adVIsers, bla ........., card ··llle...of . usefuliiiiiDia, his eOIIiullanll who brl~bbii' em the lui. Tbe pofnt II that It II being done, and that, tllll ~, of .~, \IP lf.VtJiill!l the Willi kind of lead ln .~Q for Wl2 'that be eiljoya ID ihe pub!IC~~:;on ~ pc!llt: And, moreOYar, It lllusl u much the "old 1" u wu _ that · , . . tilpojleclhel hofel.ac!ene In Scranton. Tbe jrulli II, ·11\e McGovern ,.form, eOIDmlslll® notwll.b· cblance. To Council are Named Survey Will Dllllrict &lperlntendent Jolin Riebel reports that the lelevillon pnlll'arruninc 10 fa' In the district baa proved to he m't lllisfactory and which progriiDI are viewed is left to the dacrellon o1 teadler8 in lbe lbroe buildings. Subject arees t111s ~!.Jtrm lndude art, jilyslcal education, science, millie, - · · literature, blalory, ecoaomlca, currenl events, lltOIIfiiPb)' and driver education, . The Eaalem lc:bools are lbe only ones having lbe facWty available. towfO. ' ' ,. Delegates, Alternates ldlaiifraar. qulBhed. II'Y*· No oae li iolJ!i to win. MIDDLEPORT - Three youlba ......, injured in ao ac' cidenl at 6a.m.&lturday on old Rt. 7, five tenths of a mile north of Rt. 7 in Meigs O.unty. According to lbe Gallipolis Post State Highway Patrol, the Heart Stom Bid . EDITORIALS ,._. L. Balle)', . . ~ - ...,. In im. of .,.. wbell hll car - llltllck Jo t1t1 · - bf • Car drl- by Jtl'l Bernard Ptlinaa, 31, -~ Rt.l. r· I JaDice l'etlnm, ~!II' Jli. lbe Petenoo ear, IUIIIalned a bump of her held and bee. . . was ~ to Vl!llrans Memorial Hospital by the . ' Pomeror emerlliiiC)' "uad, treated, and rtlwed. l'etenoa wu cited to HaJW Qlarles Legar'• court on c:barceo of assured clear Three Hurt in Auto Accident ' < )i ONE WEEK TONIGHT thru ·SATURDAY,. ' I,, 1 .·•• 1.1 I. 11 • ·• " �... ~ .. • i ' S-The &ltday'flmei-Senllnel, 8lll4a)o ,Seplember 20, 19'10 fAn . Nine Fined, One Bound Over 100 at Cf!nference ' . On .~ ......w•_ "11,: f POIIEB.OY - # · damace· Pomer.o r'• ~~~ JUlll ~ at 10:.• p.m., 'i ftPGI'Ied. blm from alllel; and lbe WbiiJ llldoullledly templed to pat ' lhe IIIII AN HONORARY DOCroR of Ian cie&nlo from Olio Univeralty is,......xed by President aaude R.· Sowle (left). ID .llr. Marlin W. Eaoel, Ohio 'o Slate Superintendent of Publlc lnlllnlctlon (right). Tba degree awardlnl Ca'O!IIOD)' was part of a apeclal conwcation held on the Ohio UnlYII'IIIIJ campus In conjunctim with tile amual meeting or Pill Delli Kappa, a men's education booor society. llr. Euel, who beada the fourth largelllsebool enrollment in the nation, was cited for hll contributions aa an educa!iooal fllate&OIIID In reJn&e~~ting the ca,.. of education in the buslneas, professional and poliUcal aectora. Vlco-l'relldeal J!ut the flnl duly or'a IIWd . aolbJDI, liP,..... ladlreeii.Y, lo ""'lbe _..,•• ca~~~t. A!ld K)''sflrlt mtfli ....lei_... 4JfllCI\IIIII r.riiHileldtnollbenllloli~bllcble•IIIQdiW . help ..,..bla own. . · · / Ky OUCIJt to giYe lbe DICit ~ ,Of[; :fj; Oriental tamrelll - . , _ ,... to lilt • • Melnllre. And lbe )ley, Mr. lfdlltlre auilllllo emlellt With hll acii..W. b) Ute pulpit, · No Winners .· In Auto Strike · ~Y - Pu(ibs of lbroe elementlry I!Choola In the Eul4rn ~ School Diatricl- RiverVIew, Dleater and Tuppers · l'lllaa -will agsln be using the ln-acbool teleYislon program of .WIJI,Jt-TV, Alhe111, which gets Wlder way Moaday for the new Two currently popular movies are satirical spoofs 011 war ll(leCificllly the Korean War aod World War II. A few ,eaH ago, an En&llsh musleal dealt devutltlnldy with one of the areb lnaaniUes of all time, World War f. A related human activity that cries out for the same type of tnalinent is the labor strike. A strike is a kind of bloodless war, exhlbilinl the same abandonment of reason fnd resort to brute force to setUe dloputes as the shooting kind of coDlllct. . 'lbe current shutdown of General Mot9rs is a pnme case In poiDt. Men may have been justified in the pest, In prenuclear days, In gollg to war. There was $UCh a thing as total vle· tory In wllich the winner dictated peace terms to the van· But both sides In the auto dispute know perfectly well tliat ueither can dictate to the other and that eventually ::e4will have to get together and reach a setUement muagreeable to both. Strikes alao were justified in the past, when workers were atruullng for the fundamental ript to organize themselveilntO unions aod bargain collectively. But no such basic issue Is involved in Ibis dispute. It is \ d ~.and.IQIPro.vedcfrillge bel!~''' c;<',l'lEJ .,rn .•· So if the strike JllllltA~ventually he setUed by nego)latlon, l wby bave a strike-lp-.tbe first p{acf,1 , Jlil6ause · every~y loves a good·- crap. Whether or not man is by nature an agf!sslve animal or is impelled by a ''terrltortal imperative, as some authorities contend, it is tbla natural love of a good fllht more than anytblng elsemore than ldeoloi!es, more than ·the thirst for conquest or reveng.-.rlllch has always made men so ready for conlllct. 'lbal 81 men once marched otr slnglne to the glorious wan .it yesteryear u on a holiday, some autoworkerl Wllte 10 eager for the llrlke to beg!D tliat they walkad oft thelr jobl a day earl)', atao 81 on a holiday. ' Tbus, the ~gaoda .canJIODI boom as eacb aide blaaU the "enemy ' for Its unrealtltle demands and rejects prof· flamd _.wD u beneath contempt, and after DID· .Qaua o1 'iloll'an' w!lftb of ~unitlon ID the form of 1011 rp ~ '!lie~ are upended, peacs will be _declared. . Aa Ill all Wll'l, noncom,hatanll lli a llrika suffer alolii 'lillll the 'COIDbelaDII. . , Tbt aulolnd..., Is the i:OIIIUDI&r of . . . R~her lli4l1lllrt ~ itand to l01e 10 per eeat of tbelr mar~ tiiiiPGQrtly fllld will have to heCID laying off workerl If .. ..~~· more than a f.-.•,reeb. The eeonomle re1!11!'191111011& ot alli'Oioll(ad atrlke will he felt11y.alm011 ev· lltlme · It 11, lDdaed, a 'subject that CJ'iea out for a gOOd satirist. sUppose \hey gave· a strike and nllilodJ came .•• In Gals'·Corner Century Ago Glll,tt edilllrlaJ: -~ , 1 qU81tion of what :women can do aod what theY. can- llllt h Well II one that baa heeD much debated of late, and It a Ate Ia 18)' the facti aod argumenll .laid hefqre the P!IIIIIC"JII the coUi'n of the dlscusilon have dons milch to ' Z. once 10 universal, that ~en are a4apted ,t t·c IIOihlll& wsll but the dometlle dQI!el of the boule- ::llellef, ball ·, ~' I •' '1'1Jwe ·ll a ~t variety of oecupUOIIJ which women . . ........ to claim aa field for lildlvldl!li effort from ~ ifltelllpnt, refined man who ileWI'1111Del u they ~Cift ·Would seek to exclude them. . . ,.111 Oea!plllionl In no way !Dj~. affeet the qQ"'~ ~by the other sex. tiy may 8Dd Olqlht to :::r M'H!Dlllleratlve to women tliem.u u to •men _, now •n- Sial": '1'11(1 5eptemher, 1870, luue of Scientific Amerl· ·~ . ~... ''· TBAamRS OF THE NEW llltb and Bixth grade lc:bool at . llradbt!rJ rll!llalll with entbuslum over their e:~perlmenl in ed1lcai.IGn at lhe acbool. . ·'lbe lc:bool Wll set "' thll fsll at lbe requesl of intereal~ ~ lrbo wanted to try a n.-. program fllr flftb and lixth ...-.. 'lllt ataff II ~ long hOara In plannlng and reslly 1ft ldad of playln£ lbe !bini ''by - ." Buically, the school is &llped with tile ldellof~the lludenla to move aiona at In \ltber ...,,... everybody doe!n't have to iheltown rate or • . of WORLD •. ' I, • . ',' .. i• • ··"" (,( ?/ /.' /;.,A · BY HIIBART WD.SON, JR. WITH alllbe hot wealher we've been having the past few days, it's hard to believe that summer will end on Wednesday_ When the temperature .-red to 9'1 one day last week, we !hough! mayhe a new record had bean established, bot after checking our <llmalological Summary (puWahed by the U. S. Weather Bureau) we found Septerriher baa always been rather warm, and 1hatlt's~.~~~v~,~~W.J~e.!Hf ~~~~e cir to go out of a~~~trol; run off the right side of the blgbway and tum over. CIOIICb and two paasengers, Danny McQoud, 18, aod Tom McQoud, ~. all bad minor lacerations. Damage waa heavy. No citation was Issued. . "'lf ')~ 'i'~'llh :t1·~·w·l\ i\rlt rl'l/')~ . ++++ . ' .. Man'Midltllf Sherry IUJI&and .cr~,'l!elll,Meli!nleWiltera'ilnd Brenda Vao Meter and -mi!!<•""" lll'.;"-"'Hlil'lllln!i!lilll-lki!i .........,.....,, ' " Dl >'I a· I~ . d J turea prbaarlea, seta a,ound the coUi)!i1 ePiiJia!illf. < B . la Ed -~, as ID 11111 tftli!C.&Iot . ~·,.bll ~ Irani Polllltfill!eli (lhe•tallor) and.iipealt VI~ till OWDc Climb to.promi..,.. 81 *Proof ~ . eounttY .hai 111e mUblp rpr ~ change In a troUbled et!l, .hal !10 real.rival~ Yll !Ji·Plailnllhe lame tha way a 1111m ·mutt . ' ' · '-· .,. . I I ' . - -- ~ASO . .N - DRIVE·IN . ' I I • Double Feotore Progrom "~INGLE ROOM FURNISHED" Ralod(Xl -PIUI - "ALL THE lOVING OOtJPLES" · ~ MEIGS l'Hf'AIR£;w . , WI'.!::. ,'"· tAJii:N · ·tile ++++ J....., I• .Pa.t • -' •• ' /."~ "' <• ~\r ....__..___, fL .~, -.~·-·· will-·~ ' ~·~ - ' ' ·.. tile '\'e,J 'nt ,.. ~~· · . . · ao~ vltw. ·,' • l"aiiiUII 4a\11 ;••• ••• ..". •'• • •'M'.,=,;o,. ~'>)'•'>V '>'•'•' '\"(........:......-~ ••••••,;e...,.,. '"'. . . ~·;., 1 Tonight, Sept, 2t TVized Meetings Of Council Catch '". I' .oo~.~noM.....l · ~;:::;::. :.. :·;·""' :""' . ~·=·"5.·· ·=·~· Mrs· ' Debbi. -. , e -~· · . ,.,.. . eatenslon agtnl ·and lilt'i Nan ' Moore , will ~ake pet~onal ..lion P.I ' U i d e n MIDDLEPORT - Gene Grate, ejark-treaauror of Middleport, aa1d Saturday there can he no new referend1111 OJI}lOIIin& aoy public queotlon this year. implication in • ~ J1Porl that a group *PP8f8Dil)' belded by Verner See mtgbt J1!ik a referend11111 against alablishment of a public 111bage collection service clearly ''would he impolllible,'' Grale said .. the deadline fllr audl action is past. Council recently propoaed In a letter to all cltllens the town _.ate a coliecUon servtee, However, foDowlng an "open letter" caused to he .publilbed by Mayor C. 0. Filher In appoaiUon to the council's letll!r, no further acUoo baa hefD taken, according to Grate . . Debbie Hawley, Andrei a"' umu!':~v1:~• DeorhilrstandR9BerDixoo.and ~ ... , , ,, . , · contact.Wednesday,.irul older wu establlalled on Sept. 1, 11153. n was a ~ 115. n residents to complete Tonight, ilion. o1. Tuts. wao also lQJ oo Sept. %and 3 In 1853. Back 1D 193&, it was liM oo questionnaires. Slplombot' 211-21·22 llep1.8,102onSepl. 18, mel 101on Sept. 9. The completed questionnaires M A i. H ++++ will be used in preparing !Tocllnlcolor) . . HillS 8cHoc;IL G~ IIO'OU Meigs County 1te mvlliclto IIi order to vote In the November 3 electlm, an Individuals I regional and slate While House Donald Sutherland ~ !IDe tlyoutlflr i 1111 prodactlon to be filled Oct. 22 and mull he preoperl)' reatstaret1 by the Gallla O.WJiy 8oar<l of Conferences scheduled early in Elliott Gould ·c)!:l ihl ,the nt1r Melca Hlah Scbool b7 lbe Bill Bend Electlona. Deadline fir voter regilllration is Wedneeday, Sept. 23. 1971 by tile Division of Ad· Roled "R'• ' under 17 nat lllilllltrel Alllo&IIOn. . ~miffed without parent. Are y011 e\lgihle? ministration on Aging, Coloralr1aoot: '' 'lblall the ftrlll ym..: bt some 17- that the IBI!Odatlon baa ++++ EI.I.WOOD crrv, Pa. (UP!) sbouid make for a better lleparlment of Mental Hygiene Freight Fright - tt,oor. to select 81tll11ho wUJ take part In a productlon. The RECEIVED a poat card Tuesday from a ''transplanted Gallla -Big things sometimes happen govemnent," Bodensky said. and Correction, Columbus. Don't Spill 111e aeons . ll'fGD!a'lllllheheld at 7:30 Mmday night at the former~ Countlan in O.lumbua." It read: ''Regarding your Sept. 13 in small towns and tills Western RabiDo ~les , . _ Ohio's report, along with those Droll Reversal Junl4' ilgt! ScbOol audllllrlum. Some 110 gfrla will be selected for coi!IDUI about the Delfil-- I too wrote to Rep. Gannalz and .._. ~~q, of 0 th tate will 108 d to Admlsskln: $1.00 Adults, 60t Pemaylvanla comm111lty be- RubiDo Who was hom here er s s, Children the lii1IJkll ... ' received the ~~me 'fmn letter'. as Miss Mllla. I also an· llevesltbaaallgtblnggoingfor and --~tea a grocery does recommendations when the ~ ~ SHOW STARTS,.M, awered II but evidently he doelll~ have 'form letter No. Z' as I not feel televised sessl~s in· Nf ational House Co~ •-------~ ·', MJ:DI oo'illmANs responded well in rememberlni Mn. bell'd noUWW llu1ber. r wu encouraged by lbe 1ac1 that be to it.ReceDIIy the llon>ugb O.uncD fluence the deciaianB of the erence on _...,. convenes -~ ~ Btaboul, fmner Middleport resldeal wbo il getting ., mud! nudl that he baa to rellllt to form 1e11ers for began televising ila meetin&a, councilmen or brings out the November, 1971. ~ Iii flll, ~ Nunlng ilome, n Wooilllnd Ave., repliea. And 1 Wish to tllank The Tribune r.r . _..ling bla name, 111d the Idea baa proved ex- "ham" In tllem. A special broadcast relating '0111•""' ...., ......... , . . .... ......,.. .,...••.,.'"" ........., ....,,..... ~etc:., in Cmg. Miller's column. henl carbon eoplee of DIY tremely popular with the town • "Some of them did not like tbe to converences on aging will he 8 •' ,,. lntildlllllll11Gneolberlormtr Middleport realdenll llve at letter to Gannal!, to Gov. Rbodel, Sllnatora Young and Sube, 11,110 residents. idea of pi&tlng on makeup, or carried Wednesday all : ~ over :.. Flltnllll Nlll'lll\a·lf!lllie. '!bey 1te Mrs. Bertha Myers, Mrs. ilepmsltltlvea lleYIDe and Miller and received favorable Stephen Rubino, 62, Borough mytblng like tbst," he Iiaid. WOUB-kiTV, Athens. It will serve ' Benba Mlgalt Ardl.er lllil a Mrs. Palma'. replieafrom alloflbom. My final olfort wasaletterto President Council p-esident, got tile ides ''The cameras catch ua just like as a ·ckoff to the numerous ~ ..., - · ' Nlzon 1ut week." that community relations could we are." community forums beinl! held Friuy . S;oturday GRIFFITH, DAUGHTER of Mr. aod Mra. Dlarlea ++++ . be Improved If the meetings or Redlo Station WEFM which over the state where Ohio's & Sunday tlt'tmtli, PuDervy Route s, baa been a busy one since her return ROY A. Moses, Tbqm&n, a teadl.ir In lbe OH mu High lbe lknemher council could be lwoedcasts the monthly .... older people are being asked to . ----,--- - - - - - , Wal.t er Matthau ftW1 ~ lbowln8·alldes ot some of the poiDII of interealsbe School lor the peat 11 yean, completed wwk on his Mallen seen and heiB'Ii. He l118llellled Bions, folio"" up with a "sound speak out on their needs and & ~.8mn!JII'OupeolfrlendlbavebeengueilaattheGrll!llb 0eeree at Mlnlball Unlverai\Y IIIII summer. Roy, who played the use of television aod radiD, . off" procram in which people concerns. Ingrid Bergman ~"~111 to 'flew the m:eUent pioturellllll Friday, Ka...., bUkslball wlih lhe !mnoo11 Clarence (llevo) Francia in IIJU.63 and council quickly .,q,ted the call in and que&llon the coun- Meigs County h•• 2,860 ciimen. The program has persons over 6S ye~ of age. In daJII Meiglllligh Sc(IOOIIIto!llng Ute slides IIIII andl~,recelvedhlaMIIIIenlnlbeflaldofl'byslcaJSclence. Idea. Mak Dean'8 T !-t ,.._,.,_ l:lnua'alil"aalllc!lll!fr Ylllt to &wit• 111111141111 of Mrs. c. E. Blakeslee. Hemaintained a polnlavense of Uhut or a polllllble too. Roy is About 11 cable televiolon )rOved very popular "The ftr8l meetb,g lasted e8 .l.dlt ~UD r.. :O· ~~~~~ inade the trip to EunJpe with lhe AII.QIIo Youth Choir. lllll'l'led to the fll'lllll' Joaine 'l'llomll, a110 a teacher in the 00 o:ompanles lid for the rlchl to broadcast the sessions. A about loll' hours, so 1 guess you POMEROY Jennifer L. L--Ca::::::..rt:..:oon:=._ _ _. ' · BID aystem. 'l'he1 resldnl Thurman wilb their llreuona, Steve, em tract ..., awarded to Arm· coolci aay Ibis is a llg thing," Dean, daqhter ol Mr. and Mra. ATl'IIAcnVERoule 7bomeofMr.lllll Tommy aod Robbie. strmg Utllltlea Inc. Rubino aald. Earl Dean, Pomeroy Route 3, Plus atalf memben of the Melp Local S\ilool atlaelll 811 1a 011 Meellni• hasbeen nlllled to the dean's .-· -- - '---,· · wuellelullvelydamaged '111!41nll wautructby LEW Dlvlio, former WJE,ll . - . baa been named Now the town's citllerll can x'!X:'W.-i-->.'X>._'W#X<"«<llal of the University College at Frida1 eJ~Amoon!a storm. p-esldenl of"' neilly. cquiJed County llrHclraltlng, Minnie Pearl "Bit-In" on the monlbly Barougb lltlo Unlvertity. the IJmil7 ~ew the television 1111 had been Jne. 'l)le<;CIIIIP'IIY wlll..,..alll W1t0V In WeUIIIIIn. The old WKOV O.uncil meetlago wllbout In MILLERSBURG - Tile For U.U. a Bladen! 1111111 1f1!m1 lit JPrlday, they dld ,not ~ !11110 lilliiiJe aplridBept. 2. The new 111111on will ma(n!lilllbe WKOV teaoinc their Uvlng rooms. realdeala of lblt oman bave maintained an acllllt.tbe llr.uelllre hi( heeD ~ Earl calllellen and hqiilmcy filr the lime heine IICall'dll!i to Davis. "Tbe citizens get flrsl.mlnd IJoimel c-1)' Cmuallllily cumulated riolatd!c awnge ~ne room 8alurday ~ and · Tiae JC8 11·owned by Dllvts and :trW ... IIWIACed by Dennll infcrmaUon on what goea 011 at art basy dullq all their of 3.0 or above for the acllklnlc !be men.ifl ~ dl~, · . slatlu.an. Davt.lla'lllllil'e or .l..,n County, and 11 )riiiiDtly lbe COJmcll meetings," Rllblno lllllq- • decorate their loan of at 15 boura per , Wa""lii Loailvi)Jt .,a an .IJIIC!III~ In lie Farm Cr~IIBank ol aald. "They doo'l &el dllllorled ttore wladowa. Tbey are quarter r.r lbe put lhNe Cartoon IMillviDe . ·, ·•'·1 . v!r8clna of lbe 1 nions." '·11..,.1•1 lllelr oldllmer ap- quarters. ·' . . .++++ · Aodrew Bodensky, an audio pare\ ID preparatloa ,,.. the J a~ W~y visual director in the clly's El&blll Aaaul Holmes wjlbou& 111f major IChool system, aa1d te1evisinf1 .i CtiiiiiY Aallqae Fallnl Wa . Sid.. that Ilia lbe COWicll meellnp ''lnlllea • ·,. .Otlther 11 ud 11. ·~- ~ ·Davia biller rapport betw"" the ' .I!! viewliiC IIJe lllfft thaa · .. willuu& a fin:. ' Cllli)llllunil)', llid ,li)mrlnellt." ., ._.JIIiOIIIIIJelidewalk · 1111 oooQmmi!J 1l'ti'e "Tha . ..levisloli c9verace ', II• , vlllton IUt a lrlp · tba~ on the (JinCJ oul.bllll ,lilt open will!' :: ~on !ftelll!ory lai!O.· Tbe •. .•. Pollda ~ melna llld It displays of . . , Ill I )j '1. left front lire on an auto driven by Dale A. Clooch, 18; Mid· ~rt. blew out causing the POMEROY - Delegates and Susan Andrews and Tom Ball. allematea have been named to Sophomores - Jyl Beaver lbe atudent council of Meigs and Lynne Baker, Cheryl S High School, James Diehl, Croaaan and Thomas Cassell, , W1Ced Frida Charles Faulk and Debbie · POMEROY - Selected Meigs principal ' anno Denise Hendricks Co un ty senior citizens will The group named fr om eachy. · Galla•'-• .. - ' t ' · t th· k in tate class are (delegate and alter· and Terry George, Sherry par ICipa • IS wee as • 1e b in the! order·) Lambert and Toney Manley Wide survey aimed at deter08s.:U~:""":~e Burson .;d Edith Mees and Sherr; mining the needs of older people Eddie Brown; Jennifer Goble, Michael, Chris Robinson and he~~ information will be laken Jon Kloos, Kathy Moore, and Unda Rupe and Patty Well and as a basis for consideration of Frank Glrolami, Sharon Glaze, Gordon Warner. senior citizen needs in the areas and Richard Dean; Kayle Freshmen - Mark Dillard . . Russell and Phillp Porter, aod and Alfred Evans, Robbie of mcome, health, nutrition, Peggy Story aod Lee Williams. HarrisJ..and Peggy Imboden, housmt gt,. empioymdent, tt rana Ion , e uca 1on, Junlors - John Tbomaa and Ezra tuser and John \.<!hew ' s por ur · •- and ac"vities Ronald Smith, William Zeigler Bryan Mullen and Peggy re ement ro.,s • and Becky ww, Marge Rlgga O'Brien, MIC:;ey Ash and Linda :'did::'t':!!;gSe;;al!; and Jon Scott, Carl Offutt and Baker, Fred Burney and Cindy M:;.n Mrs Vilma Plktoja . .,~~.1\lcb ~ lWtdlng at lbe Fairfield Weather llaodb!l, ~ .tlal n~. prcic~u Isn't KoJni . to be sll that dl«ereDt ID 18'/2. Tile ~atlc .wllu)er jrlll he aman wJw c:hases ·blnl .after dell~~. ~llli!rs ali4 ~ No Referendum PONibleNOUJ Seek Need of ibe year......":' .. (everybody seemed to he namad were photographed In rigid poslures album from tile 181108. The room's burden of ID)oke and lllco)lolie fumea. gave the senstor'aantlpollution Rroposals fresh urgency. Advocates of the "new poUUes ' would have been horrllled at Ibis standArd replay of the old. · The whole IbiD& worked only to relas Muskie more and more. On the plane ride back south, till wavy brown hair mowmc Ius! the rlgbl amount of toUSle for a viable candl· date he 'held an impromptu press conference with Phllidelplui re(Kil'len crouchIng in the aisle, chatted ·with Shapp, read aloud witll, gusto lfolD a curren\ best-seller, tatted about the exee11 of· nudity and sex in movlea. Y,t. wblie he stretchad>bla long le~ comfortably as the earnlvll aDd a.... of ill.odtrn campilgning swirled about him, Muakle plaiDiy had bla eye on nrlous buslllesa. At blJ elbow wu a tldet black book of loose·leaf sheets iiYinJ oUt the polltleal, economic and ioctal pattema of fleDaiylvanla. He bu 48 otben like it (one for every atlte). The eoatenll rellect Mrd wort by the · a~ial alai! put !<>Jelhl!' ID bla separate camp a I in otrlce In downtown Wallhlngton. . .• • 'l'bere is DOthlng especially atrlklng about Ibis outalde operation, or bla tw~· nat1onal toUJ' f!ll' otlM!r 1'18Ddl· dates before he seWea Into Maine to bid for a wbOpplng ,.,...lecllon victory. Lib others before him, Mustl,!i ,baJ bla complement of by adVIsers, bla ........., card ··llle...of . usefuliiiiiDia, his eOIIiullanll who brl~bbii' em the lui. Tbe pofnt II that It II being done, and that, tllll ~, of .~, \IP lf.VtJiill!l the Willi kind of lead ln .~Q for Wl2 'that be eiljoya ID ihe pub!IC~~:;on ~ pc!llt: And, moreOYar, It lllusl u much the "old 1" u wu _ that · , . . tilpojleclhel hofel.ac!ene In Scranton. Tbe jrulli II, ·11\e McGovern ,.form, eOIDmlslll® notwll.b· cblance. To Council are Named Survey Will Dllllrict &lperlntendent Jolin Riebel reports that the lelevillon pnlll'arruninc 10 fa' In the district baa proved to he m't lllisfactory and which progriiDI are viewed is left to the dacrellon o1 teadler8 in lbe lbroe buildings. Subject arees t111s ~!.Jtrm lndude art, jilyslcal education, science, millie, - · · literature, blalory, ecoaomlca, currenl events, lltOIIfiiPb)' and driver education, . The Eaalem lc:bools are lbe only ones having lbe facWty available. towfO. ' ' ,. Delegates, Alternates ldlaiifraar. qulBhed. II'Y*· No oae li iolJ!i to win. MIDDLEPORT - Three youlba ......, injured in ao ac' cidenl at 6a.m.&lturday on old Rt. 7, five tenths of a mile north of Rt. 7 in Meigs O.unty. According to lbe Gallipolis Post State Highway Patrol, the Heart Stom Bid . EDITORIALS ,._. L. Balle)', . . ~ - ...,. In im. of .,.. wbell hll car - llltllck Jo t1t1 · - bf • Car drl- by Jtl'l Bernard Ptlinaa, 31, -~ Rt.l. r· I JaDice l'etlnm, ~!II' Jli. lbe Petenoo ear, IUIIIalned a bump of her held and bee. . . was ~ to Vl!llrans Memorial Hospital by the . ' Pomeror emerlliiiC)' "uad, treated, and rtlwed. l'etenoa wu cited to HaJW Qlarles Legar'• court on c:barceo of assured clear Three Hurt in Auto Accident ' < )i ONE WEEK TONIGHT thru ·SATURDAY,. ' I,, 1 .·•• 1.1 I. 11 • ·• " �Style· Mrs. James Arthur Hoffman .•(sUsan deNyse Bush) )'OU wollilan to Drafting ~fleae, and Dellanei! Collese. He preaently employed wltb Defiance aty Enatneer's the cblkhn, 111ter of the sroom. Ia Defiance; Mr. and Mrs.IIDbert the Adair. sllter of lbe sroom. Of. FindlaY; Mrs. Jolin B. NoneD flee. 011d daughters, sill«' of the 'ltle oouple wiD reside in b!ide, Fort &mini, Ga.: Mr. Defiance, Ohio. ' ond Mra. T. L. BUlb, uncle and Out-of-tA>wn gueata _.. , Mr. aunt of the bride, Terrace Park; ond Mrs. Kennelb C. Hollman, Mrs. Corl Wlrmol, atml of the pareoll of the ........, Coo· llrlde Cnclnnatl· Mill Allee .. -·-· ' ' wv · tlnental, Olilo: Mu. Elfie Je011llulh, Huntington, · 1 · • Hickok, srandmolher of the Mr. and Mra. Gerald E. Ours, groom. Defiance; Mr. and Mrs. Mila Beverly Gwlllllms and l£wls VI'GODIIII and dllldr8n, Mr. Lynn Ours, Huntm,ton, W. liBter o1 the p-oom, Findlay; Va., and Mrs. Olee Milliard, Mr. an~ Mrs. David McCoy and Bluefield, W. Va. with mind' and I'm feature !Jar In 1111 II Tanya Jones, of Mr. and . Mill. of Eureka star How prGad IIley RL, CIIESIIIRE - The Mdav!Ue PTA held ill first meeting of the new ochool year on Tuesday with a potluck supper at 6: 30 p.m. 'The regular meeting loUowed at 7:30 p.m. ' . 1111111 be li<ller I . T8117J .. averase The meeting was called to order ey President Mr. Hal of Laaslw. Devotions were given by Mra. Eugene Moore . The aecretary'a report was given by to'n· Charles Martin, ill the iboence of regular aecretary, Mrs. Jerry Martin . The · lrea$rer'o report was given ey Mrs. Weyne RIISSilll. Room Wllellee Ill ,.._ Callfornil'a Death Valley got Ita 1111111 after aa emlsraat party, loolda.l lor. a ohort cut to Callfonila Ill 1849, suffered from bllat IIICI thint wbUe mllliDI II. Tiley looked bacll: from tbe Panamint Mountalll and - llld: "Goodby, yaney of Deeth." CaUelle Caliche II ID odd JdDd of earlb that II lllk:k u -.» wben wet bani u roCt wben dry iJid Cl'lllllbl11rblie It lo damp. It wu ~ uoed Ill the '201 and '1101 for road lllllfacllle 1-'lerrt Ill' dry weather and lllpperJ· durlllf lllfrequmt rallla. ·· count was won by Mrs. Enyart's : fourth· grade. · Members decided that the :. PI'A purchase fans needed for ··. the claasrooms. ·: . . · The school's annual Fall ·· progum boob ln. want to paas Festival will be held on Utile from the 7 Mlllll TAHYA JONI!3 1f~'*ill'J' teaaue . ~ ' . "· ,. •,I • WHITE-COLORS REG. 2.99 MIN'S THIIMAL UMDIRWIAR SIZE .Jimel Circle, New Haven, w. Va.; Mn. Goldie Sllaln of Lopn, Ohio: Mra. Mary llotjsb, Radne Jill ~ and Mra. Myrlle W81br, Racine RD 1. ~Jr. and ""· Arthur j!:arl loi\DIO!l ~ soo Pab'lck spent ajnday In Wellston UIUUII of llr. and Mn. 'Clyde Johnson . and lamlly. ..... and Mra. Olestet Rille, : • Radne 'RD, l(ltllt a . recent ...... wllb Mr, and Mra. Din ; 1111111!1 and lamlly. MD WARM 99 •' C/~d!f" 8RAND MUCE HHL ltANTY HOII 100% ........, nylon in t .......look mlc,.,.,tsh. F.ahion aiotdM Iii amoU, ••or•~•· toft or tlfr'l t... 1-t tlf2 . REG. 1J7 vested Interest In knit Rocer UGHJWEIGHr .A/;,Jhl,;~ OUR OWN Tri:.Color daughter, Addle and Mra. Beesle and chUdren, aU ~ Raelne RD.; Mr. and Mrs . .' BLANKET . REG. 3.99 · "'· and Mra. Otto Morl%feld frlllll Kinoeha, Wlsc., and Mr. Lawrence Smith o1 Laurel Cllfl villltd with Mr. and Mn. Den Snjllh and lamlly recentlY, ~~vial ton oll>far): Circle were Mn. HatUe Powell and Rlt1 THERMAL 2·· fOR •. HOT 'WHEELS CARS I J _ '' ~ •• ~ Rin . 'ate'for lcwe. · , REG. UM • 63* ...., . ,,;":· KICk up your pleota and .., , How's .f-1s far f:.rau-the brightest jadcet ideo is the nO· sleeve cardigan kind ihot links up with brasoy buttons ond chainino. UndOr h, Toni Todd puts a long sleeve lwo·lone dron witf'o ofl.wlllte top, easy•golng pleot sldrt. In washo~lo 0ri0.11 cicrylic knit. Dark ;ray/yellow jacket, harvest brown/red jacket. 8-18. $21.00 - ,1, . ' that ICOrf to' • ' t• lhe wind <111d tokt tvor)'lhing J.''· i~(''' '"'"·-· i!tht ill slrido. litre's' o t,..&m,tcivinv l":,kJ'l~~~:~.·. REG. ' &47 : . '·'·' ' · ' Vicky luckski& · . ·· ~inb · brown . :. ' ·' . . ....... : I �Style· Mrs. James Arthur Hoffman .•(sUsan deNyse Bush) )'OU wollilan to Drafting ~fleae, and Dellanei! Collese. He preaently employed wltb Defiance aty Enatneer's the cblkhn, 111ter of the sroom. Ia Defiance; Mr. and Mrs.IIDbert the Adair. sllter of lbe sroom. Of. FindlaY; Mrs. Jolin B. NoneD flee. 011d daughters, sill«' of the 'ltle oouple wiD reside in b!ide, Fort &mini, Ga.: Mr. Defiance, Ohio. ' ond Mra. T. L. BUlb, uncle and Out-of-tA>wn gueata _.. , Mr. aunt of the bride, Terrace Park; ond Mrs. Kennelb C. Hollman, Mrs. Corl Wlrmol, atml of the pareoll of the ........, Coo· llrlde Cnclnnatl· Mill Allee .. -·-· ' ' wv · tlnental, Olilo: Mu. Elfie Je011llulh, Huntington, · 1 · • Hickok, srandmolher of the Mr. and Mra. Gerald E. Ours, groom. Defiance; Mr. and Mrs. Mila Beverly Gwlllllms and l£wls VI'GODIIII and dllldr8n, Mr. Lynn Ours, Huntm,ton, W. liBter o1 the p-oom, Findlay; Va., and Mrs. Olee Milliard, Mr. an~ Mrs. David McCoy and Bluefield, W. Va. with mind' and I'm feature !Jar In 1111 II Tanya Jones, of Mr. and . Mill. of Eureka star How prGad IIley RL, CIIESIIIRE - The Mdav!Ue PTA held ill first meeting of the new ochool year on Tuesday with a potluck supper at 6: 30 p.m. 'The regular meeting loUowed at 7:30 p.m. ' . 1111111 be li<ller I . T8117J .. averase The meeting was called to order ey President Mr. Hal of Laaslw. Devotions were given by Mra. Eugene Moore . The aecretary'a report was given by to'n· Charles Martin, ill the iboence of regular aecretary, Mrs. Jerry Martin . The · lrea$rer'o report was given ey Mrs. Weyne RIISSilll. Room Wllellee Ill ,.._ Callfornil'a Death Valley got Ita 1111111 after aa emlsraat party, loolda.l lor. a ohort cut to Callfonila Ill 1849, suffered from bllat IIICI thint wbUe mllliDI II. Tiley looked bacll: from tbe Panamint Mountalll and - llld: "Goodby, yaney of Deeth." CaUelle Caliche II ID odd JdDd of earlb that II lllk:k u -.» wben wet bani u roCt wben dry iJid Cl'lllllbl11rblie It lo damp. It wu ~ uoed Ill the '201 and '1101 for road lllllfacllle 1-'lerrt Ill' dry weather and lllpperJ· durlllf lllfrequmt rallla. ·· count was won by Mrs. Enyart's : fourth· grade. · Members decided that the :. PI'A purchase fans needed for ··. the claasrooms. ·: . . · The school's annual Fall ·· progum boob ln. want to paas Festival will be held on Utile from the 7 Mlllll TAHYA JONI!3 1f~'*ill'J' teaaue . ~ ' . "· ,. •,I • WHITE-COLORS REG. 2.99 MIN'S THIIMAL UMDIRWIAR SIZE .Jimel Circle, New Haven, w. Va.; Mn. Goldie Sllaln of Lopn, Ohio: Mra. Mary llotjsb, Radne Jill ~ and Mra. Myrlle W81br, Racine RD 1. ~Jr. and ""· Arthur j!:arl loi\DIO!l ~ soo Pab'lck spent ajnday In Wellston UIUUII of llr. and Mn. 'Clyde Johnson . and lamlly. ..... and Mra. Olestet Rille, : • Radne 'RD, l(ltllt a . recent ...... wllb Mr, and Mra. Din ; 1111111!1 and lamlly. MD WARM 99 •' C/~d!f" 8RAND MUCE HHL ltANTY HOII 100% ........, nylon in t .......look mlc,.,.,tsh. F.ahion aiotdM Iii amoU, ••or•~•· toft or tlfr'l t... 1-t tlf2 . REG. 1J7 vested Interest In knit Rocer UGHJWEIGHr .A/;,Jhl,;~ OUR OWN Tri:.Color daughter, Addle and Mra. Beesle and chUdren, aU ~ Raelne RD.; Mr. and Mrs . .' BLANKET . REG. 3.99 · "'· and Mra. Otto Morl%feld frlllll Kinoeha, Wlsc., and Mr. Lawrence Smith o1 Laurel Cllfl villltd with Mr. and Mn. Den Snjllh and lamlly recentlY, ~~vial ton oll>far): Circle were Mn. HatUe Powell and Rlt1 THERMAL 2·· fOR •. HOT 'WHEELS CARS I J _ '' ~ •• ~ Rin . 'ate'for lcwe. · , REG. UM • 63* ...., . ,,;":· KICk up your pleota and .., , How's .f-1s far f:.rau-the brightest jadcet ideo is the nO· sleeve cardigan kind ihot links up with brasoy buttons ond chainino. UndOr h, Toni Todd puts a long sleeve lwo·lone dron witf'o ofl.wlllte top, easy•golng pleot sldrt. In washo~lo 0ri0.11 cicrylic knit. Dark ;ray/yellow jacket, harvest brown/red jacket. 8-18. $21.00 - ,1, . ' that ICOrf to' • ' t• lhe wind <111d tokt tvor)'lhing J.''· i~(''' '"'"·-· i!tht ill slrido. litre's' o t,..&m,tcivinv l":,kJ'l~~~:~.·. REG. ' &47 : . '·'·' ' · ' Vicky luckski& · . ·· ~inb · brown . :. ' ·' . . ....... : I �·Chapmaqs · · , . · ' . ........ ·' d~~;t.. G""i"'IVI'f'> ~ f. - ~ . : . ,~011 w•ll,~:f.. ~ . ,, Ond ·MtJ. Jc.epii. C:~ • ' ~ lfallllly at Uit' bO!J!t of • and ""'· ~,. Scolllal 'Ill• lll>fllil~allei by 1¥~ ind 'frlenda . qf, the I·. , l l ' ··' ~t '·! H<:..· ..... .... !'' ,... .. ... *' vi.~· llollllllll, Sept. l,tat ~ ~ : Ca11lollc Oturdl, ~.N.J. ~~oanwmu ori~i. ~ . b'. aild 111ra. AnlbGII)' ~~. t.'llle ." Huntt..-, lild. 'lbe II tbe ij%;' ol ..... ~~ ~--- Lawr«tet; •" • ' . · tbe llllll-wflt .~~ -· ~IJ .me.. ®ai!DIIIM, IIJli:DAy . ' 'I1IE ANNUAL• Ala Ol1lrcll lleuDion wiD bt held at tbe 441 . Club bulldlnc at the GaWa County Junior Falrsrounda. · llasbt dinner at 110011. WVad .. tbe ~· '1'lleJ lU.~ : M<inllfiGf~B: · Herrle are Ml't. ~~ten, ..... .a.rvey' Eue• GIJeitb, ""· v - Jr, · llrldetmald. ~. Qwlilll Dollan, lin. AUtin ildiii8IM and ...... Bell 81111 Bowman, ~lliir brlilegroom, 111d•' m~;'INn WUJrur ·~ ' ' WQI'da Mr. DIDieJ MD Culrles llmla, Jr. paalor «'......,...to.. tbtu-' . ANNUAL Sliver Tea of· Math MlaslGiiar)r So<:lel)', 2:30pm. at Oleshlre Baptllt Cburcll. Milo Arlene Spurlock will be and , ~ tencleil ~ with' • lap Follo~g tbe 1!tddlllc 4 nceplloo- PWDI!t'lbe llame brol\lered Alencon lace. or Mr. llld Mn. Fabluio II Sclltered clllllen or· ll!elr home 1n Haddmlleld. . llld aeed pearls trimmed lhe . ~ • ~ ldp eown. Her wO was a chapel throuCb the Eulera lllllel, lilt lenclb maniOia trimmed with · newlywed~ ·will be II bome to ma~ lace aDd seed pearla. 6iendl at 21111o1 S. W:. 13lb St., 'l1le bride's Dowers were a GalnoovWe. eaiiCade of phalaenopals orchkla The bride ,atterided IUI'OIIIded by orange dellgilt Galneovllle lfl8h and ~ """"· from the Univenlll' of n.tda · Maid of honor was Mlu last December witb a BS In Dobby Warden, sister of the Olemlltry. bride. She wor • a long, empire The bridesfoom a1ao Is a IOWD of chocolate brmze aatin graduate of the Un1V8'111)' or accented on the bodice and cuff Florida with a BS Ia ZooJosy. with l'HIIIbroldered Ale11C111 1be new Mrs. &11111111 w111 lace. s.r beaddreu wa elbow· coodnueaa a .._arcb a•••nt lengtb bronze illusion gatbereol at UF and the llridegromn will in a double bow of matclllng lake graduate llllldlea In en· satin. !lie earrled a cucade of 1Dmol<JS111 UF. mone~ Sift. 'A• ~ decor.ted ca~e eQjoye~ bJ everyont llis'i' mtde . and donat.,J Ill a,r and,lin. Tam . MUitead of Milltead't ballerJ. AIDp the C..wu ,l li!eldl of I brick ..cburc)l with wordllll fiUI'I'01IIlCII 'h readlna. ''We lie'- the ~ t.mlly to Faith B8pllsl Church." PunCh and coif~ were alao c:ryuu ' '' ' CQ,tning Events \~1ln8 01 ibl'"~' wlfW I . ' .~ ¥d l6,aa .AlDI4 wau.... "· ~ ofllclated at lbe 11 ~..remcJIIY. GIVI!II. In ~ , by Mr. ·AI!IbGII)' i)llizlo, tbe ~ ~the litar In a "'!1}1· . (~ 1111tes 1m& gOWil or elnitellll!t iatin. It W.. . ~ted 111 !he bodice~ loaf ·~- aDd hem witb ~- a .. . llfPnl?.ed Flltb'~ - Mr' llld Mra. Mrs. Phillip Joseph 'eowman·' Mrs. Epling Hostess For Riverside Club . GALIJPOLIB - Mrs. M. T. Epling, Sr. wu 11o1te11 to the flrat Rlveralde Study Club m-q of tbe new ~. Apolluet dinner wu bold at 1:30'P.m. . Mrs. Arthur E~pe~~~eheld, new jll'fllldla~ held a abort ~ meeUnc. dlll'lllclrbldl lime Mra. Hollll'l Wlcldlna, procram cbalrman, outlined lilt JI'OlP'IIIII !lr the C011L1qr Y11f , '··.'ltood 1\'a!W II aa~red b)' · lll8llihn and lifallel . trilde Da¥11, Dawiy RboLies. · whlchwillbea .conllnuedllud,y or So.-!1 Al\lel'tCall co1111r1ea. Mrs. Elperuehald nlmmtid Mn. GordGa Roth, a auest llld hrodllrt4rllltlllbm,llr. Eti Gelllaa and Mrs. Audrey llolmel. . Fo1lowlnc vll'loua reporlllllt a~eeUqJ adjourned and • aoc1a1 boll' followad. 1be nell meet1n1 will bewllb Ma7 Alle.n Cll Sept. ao,.-, Sew . an. d So. · ' · ' Club, Meets ·With· M.IS. Ostergren 2t at I p.m. , " 8Yer,s Announce Birth,of' Son ' •--uon of Faith Ba~ti'.t';"on"i\i. 35 In 1100ney Mrs. Ronald Blanton , (Karen Hardway) M • K H d beenmadlllrlll~waddlnl· ~~::;:·n.'!n~ 1ss aren ar way . ,:'(,:·. rH'"1 .. ___l __,_____H _____l_____U ____1=:wm.~=J:~~ We·ds Ronald Blanton e en e p . 81 ~~OIISecondAvenue ~•.& t· . • • ·I : ••, u.,, Roliln, Olrlal)' O'tlll, and 8mu Wood. ~·-- bJ tbe Aknln RecniiiGii lliirtiou. ' IIIIo 1 ~ of allo l!nlwnl~, lbe~'l'lrtandllubllerCo. Joan.~ ~. a~ of OIW> · ~ •d 11 , ·,· I . ,, . ·' first phall!oftbebqlldlneprograrl)LI . . 1. '' : . 1 ' and CO!IItrucl!On /of tbe II . . 'l'he generli public 1.1 cor· GALLIPOIJS - Miss Karen dlaUy Invited to attend any or s.dwllf, daughter of tbe late 1 aO tbe oervlcea, programa and Howard Hardway and Mrs. acllviUes. MIJchd Hardway of 90 Cedar remark· · I I By H"'·.n n. .....I ~"' ' ' · '" JI'AMILIES wrote IIULU: to kn~w ~~ter MONDAY GALLIA Otapter OCSEA wiD meet al the Grande Squarea Clubroom, 1312Eaatern Ave., 8 pm. B 1c PW dinner meedn8, 8:30 pm. at Oac.v's. GREEN Elementary PFA 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Katherine Wllllaml wiU .apeak on tbe new matb. Memberlblpa wiU be avlilable. TOPS CLUB picnic will be bold at the Riverfront Plmlc Area, called .lhe meedn8 to order at won't "'-" his wife, ewn the Kof P Hall. DiwoUons were lllqb 11!1 ~'lillie ber. led by Bob Cox. RoD call wu I mllbt perauad8 btin Into lakenandtllesecretary'sreport dtfordnl .... andlllll'I'Jin8me, was beard and approved. 'l1le but tben l'd be 'ftl'l pllrieltd'a treasurer's report wu pven by D.Nrlllelen: ''mOiher"andalsllillmonlbs Ruth Ann McMahon. IfyO!I~'I""'aleplpaper J-aerlllaDiim. · By-law changes...,... made ·FREE Tlll!8DAY AMERICAN Legion and American Lqlon Auxiliary wiU have a jOint lnl~on of of· fleers following ~ toverecl dLib poUucll suppar . at 6:30 pm. Bring OWD table oervlce. Carolina, wblcb the bridegroom formerly attended, the newlyweds will be at bcme to frlanda at 402' Fo111h Aw. 111eUnttedstatesofflclally entered World War II oa .' .ll. L F'DE'V CLARINET or SAXA PHONE lnltrudlon will be given by ippointment onlr. All Yl'll must do is fo lelephone ., i" . . The abM FREE''·ilffM a pel S Birthday. Send R ~ "Jhe Perfect Gift" THERE ARE NO GIMMICKS OR HIDDEN COSTS! _ THE LESSONS ARE GIVEN BY OUa REGULAR STAFF OF TEACHERS IN ORDER tO INTRODUCE YOU TO THE MANY P~OGRAMS WE HAVE AT EDEN MUSIC. YOUNG AN DOLDER ALIKE ARE INVITED TO PAR'I'ICI PATE. NOTE: Till touons will lit tiYM M a FIRST COME • ~ftDISJ IIUI61.C 111,1;,1 oJ nul\ Strvlng: Golnpolls Pamoroy.~ddtoport,o. 756ThlrdAve. Gllllpoiii,O. · Con~;~r;&~.':;,~;:~m.-;·w;·~V•;·;~~=:=~~~~i·~4=46~04:t6;;;:;:;~f voted on at the nellt meedn8. Dee. votedalorlMl, warwhen •10-1. WllatshO!IidldOT-INIDVE andtberevlledby-lawiWlllbe A dlacuaslon was held on tbe · ";_.,"L>t 1 how - H. iibowu IWJaM'a famoUI WoodeD sbou u k!ompe11. '111e:r the feet 'Ciry Ill ,ROQY 0, . . HJ-1 ald!Uiln"JQ 11 cirlt ., 1ba dOOr prir.e was won by Gerr, Rothgtb; 'l1le meellne wu adjourned and refresbmenu were served. 'l1le uen meeUng will be on Ortober 7. All members are urged to attend as tile by-laws will be voted on. . r-~~-·:~~··~-------------~--------------~--§f~~p~~ ! VJ>'t.P~ - alpng .Broadway I ~ ' I ' .,. ' ! La~y Golfers ReQJinded; Of Later·,Tee-Off .Time . 1 ., . ,I SAVE On Each Check You Write ' ' IF YOU.HAVE ACHECKING ACCOUNT AT THE "'LD BANK WITH NEW IDUS" T EARN HONORS ~~~LIPOLIS - Seven . 11 of GaWa County radn8 · ,. , honor ' roD at GaiUpolla BUineu College for the I!IIIIIDer quarter •bleb ended Sept 10 were Nina lleugel, 936 lac~on Pike; Bob Liane, I'OI!l'lh Ave., Nanette Mdren:&le, OIIJIIcothe Road; IWJ. eelh lkbuldt (4.0 a1'tr•ge), Patriot; Richard · Scott, -.eopd An., Carol ~. ~. and Mra. Hatrlolt ~Ill; Kallaup . . >I . ' ' . ' ·' ,, , Beautifully Designed DIJN rvrt' f· FIRST SERVE Bolio. H mon- up- our laclntlol wilt pormll. EDEN MUSIC,.,.- tllo filii! hi - I t 1110 OVERFLOW Ill o di!IWMI day and ! I - ' By ·~ OCTOBER ONLYI C. · Recognition Tea 1:30 pm. at Von of tile Ct!reDIOIIY ...,... Cottage 7. Everyone Invited to read by the Rev. Ray Cody at attend. CIC AT tbe home of Elllabeth White 7:30 m. Followlnglhewaddlnltrlpto Landers College, Sbulh ,. Lesa,_. . DRUM EACH MONDAY '&t 6:31 P.M. ... !And of course ... YOU DO NOT HAVE JO BRING YOUR OWN ORUMSl stw Sl.,wutllebrideofMr. Ronald THilii8DAY lllantmooSept. llaiSparla,N. GS! VOLUNTEERS balllb"aeerlled · Maybell."~ llli'ls .l!l'lte GAL!JPOIJS- Tile main' Inc, rileeUns Wednesday Mrs. BlaJXcl111employedetlhe tlli!l ''low cluo" . and comp~, tbe 110.. Will gat ·tDplc of dlac:1lllioa altho Gallla evening wu by-lan. Frencb City Fabric Sbop in ·llvpill and tbe m·)i;p and stay In 1belr County ClUzen Band Radio Club Preslden~ Junior Carroll Ga!llpnll•. hllblaa own senero,tlon. .... LYL J110ple (UTI'LI!l YOUNG LADY) toone or two Dear i.YL: · n•~ , hllvea NotetoaOOOM-staywith ,, the wts and leave the Ln. . , , _H. week.!' 6:30p.m. •bwl ~=:~~:~.::.d;\.:~~ By-Law Changes Pia~ ned ::::s;.rt:~~ 21 -f ·unUiyoil are , boW CCII!' In FREE tpeaker. . GUITAR....,. EACH MONDAY at 4:_, . P.M. . , !Bring your own Gl!iltno matter wll&t .fill em-· dillon. If you llive no 111strumtnt, • ·are able to supply lllNTAL Gultll's for •• · llttki as sue per .. WHERE lHERE'S NO SEtVIC£. atAR$£ OR NO ~ ', ·: MIN,MUM) IAlAN~ REQinidn ' .,' '' �·Chapmaqs · · , . · ' . ........ ·' d~~;t.. G""i"'IVI'f'> ~ f. - ~ . : . ,~011 w•ll,~:f.. ~ . ,, Ond ·MtJ. Jc.epii. C:~ • ' ~ lfallllly at Uit' bO!J!t of • and ""'· ~,. Scolllal 'Ill• lll>fllil~allei by 1¥~ ind 'frlenda . qf, the I·. , l l ' ··' ~t '·! H<:..· ..... .... !'' ,... .. ... *' vi.~· llollllllll, Sept. l,tat ~ ~ : Ca11lollc Oturdl, ~.N.J. ~~oanwmu ori~i. ~ . b'. aild 111ra. AnlbGII)' ~~. t.'llle ." Huntt..-, lild. 'lbe II tbe ij%;' ol ..... ~~ ~--- Lawr«tet; •" • ' . · tbe llllll-wflt .~~ -· ~IJ .me.. ®ai!DIIIM, IIJli:DAy . ' 'I1IE ANNUAL• Ala Ol1lrcll lleuDion wiD bt held at tbe 441 . Club bulldlnc at the GaWa County Junior Falrsrounda. · llasbt dinner at 110011. WVad .. tbe ~· '1'lleJ lU.~ : M<inllfiGf~B: · Herrle are Ml't. ~~ten, ..... .a.rvey' Eue• GIJeitb, ""· v - Jr, · llrldetmald. ~. Qwlilll Dollan, lin. AUtin ildiii8IM and ...... Bell 81111 Bowman, ~lliir brlilegroom, 111d•' m~;'INn WUJrur ·~ ' ' WQI'da Mr. DIDieJ MD Culrles llmla, Jr. paalor «'......,...to.. tbtu-' . ANNUAL Sliver Tea of· Math MlaslGiiar)r So<:lel)', 2:30pm. at Oleshlre Baptllt Cburcll. Milo Arlene Spurlock will be and , ~ tencleil ~ with' • lap Follo~g tbe 1!tddlllc 4 nceplloo- PWDI!t'lbe llame brol\lered Alencon lace. or Mr. llld Mn. Fabluio II Sclltered clllllen or· ll!elr home 1n Haddmlleld. . llld aeed pearls trimmed lhe . ~ • ~ ldp eown. Her wO was a chapel throuCb the Eulera lllllel, lilt lenclb maniOia trimmed with · newlywed~ ·will be II bome to ma~ lace aDd seed pearla. 6iendl at 21111o1 S. W:. 13lb St., 'l1le bride's Dowers were a GalnoovWe. eaiiCade of phalaenopals orchkla The bride ,atterided IUI'OIIIded by orange dellgilt Galneovllle lfl8h and ~ """"· from the Univenlll' of n.tda · Maid of honor was Mlu last December witb a BS In Dobby Warden, sister of the Olemlltry. bride. She wor • a long, empire The bridesfoom a1ao Is a IOWD of chocolate brmze aatin graduate of the Un1V8'111)' or accented on the bodice and cuff Florida with a BS Ia ZooJosy. with l'HIIIbroldered Ale11C111 1be new Mrs. &11111111 w111 lace. s.r beaddreu wa elbow· coodnueaa a .._arcb a•••nt lengtb bronze illusion gatbereol at UF and the llridegromn will in a double bow of matclllng lake graduate llllldlea In en· satin. !lie earrled a cucade of 1Dmol<JS111 UF. mone~ Sift. 'A• ~ decor.ted ca~e eQjoye~ bJ everyont llis'i' mtde . and donat.,J Ill a,r and,lin. Tam . MUitead of Milltead't ballerJ. AIDp the C..wu ,l li!eldl of I brick ..cburc)l with wordllll fiUI'I'01IIlCII 'h readlna. ''We lie'- the ~ t.mlly to Faith B8pllsl Church." PunCh and coif~ were alao c:ryuu ' '' ' CQ,tning Events \~1ln8 01 ibl'"~' wlfW I . ' .~ ¥d l6,aa .AlDI4 wau.... "· ~ ofllclated at lbe 11 ~..remcJIIY. GIVI!II. In ~ , by Mr. ·AI!IbGII)' i)llizlo, tbe ~ ~the litar In a "'!1}1· . (~ 1111tes 1m& gOWil or elnitellll!t iatin. It W.. . ~ted 111 !he bodice~ loaf ·~- aDd hem witb ~- a .. . llfPnl?.ed Flltb'~ - Mr' llld Mra. Mrs. Phillip Joseph 'eowman·' Mrs. Epling Hostess For Riverside Club . GALIJPOLIB - Mrs. M. T. Epling, Sr. wu 11o1te11 to the flrat Rlveralde Study Club m-q of tbe new ~. Apolluet dinner wu bold at 1:30'P.m. . Mrs. Arthur E~pe~~~eheld, new jll'fllldla~ held a abort ~ meeUnc. dlll'lllclrbldl lime Mra. Hollll'l Wlcldlna, procram cbalrman, outlined lilt JI'OlP'IIIII !lr the C011L1qr Y11f , '··.'ltood 1\'a!W II aa~red b)' · lll8llihn and lifallel . trilde Da¥11, Dawiy RboLies. · whlchwillbea .conllnuedllud,y or So.-!1 Al\lel'tCall co1111r1ea. Mrs. Elperuehald nlmmtid Mn. GordGa Roth, a auest llld hrodllrt4rllltlllbm,llr. Eti Gelllaa and Mrs. Audrey llolmel. . Fo1lowlnc vll'loua reporlllllt a~eeUqJ adjourned and • aoc1a1 boll' followad. 1be nell meet1n1 will bewllb Ma7 Alle.n Cll Sept. ao,.-, Sew . an. d So. · ' · ' Club, Meets ·With· M.IS. Ostergren 2t at I p.m. , " 8Yer,s Announce Birth,of' Son ' •--uon of Faith Ba~ti'.t';"on"i\i. 35 In 1100ney Mrs. Ronald Blanton , (Karen Hardway) M • K H d beenmadlllrlll~waddlnl· ~~::;:·n.'!n~ 1ss aren ar way . ,:'(,:·. rH'"1 .. ___l __,_____H _____l_____U ____1=:wm.~=J:~~ We·ds Ronald Blanton e en e p . 81 ~~OIISecondAvenue ~•.& t· . • • ·I : ••, u.,, Roliln, Olrlal)' O'tlll, and 8mu Wood. ~·-- bJ tbe Aknln RecniiiGii lliirtiou. ' IIIIo 1 ~ of allo l!nlwnl~, lbe~'l'lrtandllubllerCo. Joan.~ ~. a~ of OIW> · ~ •d 11 , ·,· I . ,, . ·' first phall!oftbebqlldlneprograrl)LI . . 1. '' : . 1 ' and CO!IItrucl!On /of tbe II . . 'l'he generli public 1.1 cor· GALLIPOIJS - Miss Karen dlaUy Invited to attend any or s.dwllf, daughter of tbe late 1 aO tbe oervlcea, programa and Howard Hardway and Mrs. acllviUes. MIJchd Hardway of 90 Cedar remark· · I I By H"'·.n n. .....I ~"' ' ' · '" JI'AMILIES wrote IIULU: to kn~w ~~ter MONDAY GALLIA Otapter OCSEA wiD meet al the Grande Squarea Clubroom, 1312Eaatern Ave., 8 pm. B 1c PW dinner meedn8, 8:30 pm. at Oac.v's. GREEN Elementary PFA 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Katherine Wllllaml wiU .apeak on tbe new matb. Memberlblpa wiU be avlilable. TOPS CLUB picnic will be bold at the Riverfront Plmlc Area, called .lhe meedn8 to order at won't "'-" his wife, ewn the Kof P Hall. DiwoUons were lllqb 11!1 ~'lillie ber. led by Bob Cox. RoD call wu I mllbt perauad8 btin Into lakenandtllesecretary'sreport dtfordnl .... andlllll'I'Jin8me, was beard and approved. 'l1le but tben l'd be 'ftl'l pllrieltd'a treasurer's report wu pven by D.Nrlllelen: ''mOiher"andalsllillmonlbs Ruth Ann McMahon. IfyO!I~'I""'aleplpaper J-aerlllaDiim. · By-law changes...,... made ·FREE Tlll!8DAY AMERICAN Legion and American Lqlon Auxiliary wiU have a jOint lnl~on of of· fleers following ~ toverecl dLib poUucll suppar . at 6:30 pm. Bring OWD table oervlce. Carolina, wblcb the bridegroom formerly attended, the newlyweds will be at bcme to frlanda at 402' Fo111h Aw. 111eUnttedstatesofflclally entered World War II oa .' .ll. L F'DE'V CLARINET or SAXA PHONE lnltrudlon will be given by ippointment onlr. All Yl'll must do is fo lelephone ., i" . . The abM FREE''·ilffM a pel S Birthday. Send R ~ "Jhe Perfect Gift" THERE ARE NO GIMMICKS OR HIDDEN COSTS! _ THE LESSONS ARE GIVEN BY OUa REGULAR STAFF OF TEACHERS IN ORDER tO INTRODUCE YOU TO THE MANY P~OGRAMS WE HAVE AT EDEN MUSIC. YOUNG AN DOLDER ALIKE ARE INVITED TO PAR'I'ICI PATE. NOTE: Till touons will lit tiYM M a FIRST COME • ~ftDISJ IIUI61.C 111,1;,1 oJ nul\ Strvlng: Golnpolls Pamoroy.~ddtoport,o. 756ThlrdAve. Gllllpoiii,O. · Con~;~r;&~.':;,~;:~m.-;·w;·~V•;·;~~=:=~~~~i·~4=46~04:t6;;;:;:;~f voted on at the nellt meedn8. Dee. votedalorlMl, warwhen •10-1. WllatshO!IidldOT-INIDVE andtberevlledby-lawiWlllbe A dlacuaslon was held on tbe · ";_.,"L>t 1 how - H. iibowu IWJaM'a famoUI WoodeD sbou u k!ompe11. '111e:r the feet 'Ciry Ill ,ROQY 0, . . HJ-1 ald!Uiln"JQ 11 cirlt ., 1ba dOOr prir.e was won by Gerr, Rothgtb; 'l1le meellne wu adjourned and refresbmenu were served. 'l1le uen meeUng will be on Ortober 7. All members are urged to attend as tile by-laws will be voted on. . r-~~-·:~~··~-------------~--------------~--§f~~p~~ ! VJ>'t.P~ - alpng .Broadway I ~ ' I ' .,. ' ! La~y Golfers ReQJinded; Of Later·,Tee-Off .Time . 1 ., . ,I SAVE On Each Check You Write ' ' IF YOU.HAVE ACHECKING ACCOUNT AT THE "'LD BANK WITH NEW IDUS" T EARN HONORS ~~~LIPOLIS - Seven . 11 of GaWa County radn8 · ,. , honor ' roD at GaiUpolla BUineu College for the I!IIIIIDer quarter •bleb ended Sept 10 were Nina lleugel, 936 lac~on Pike; Bob Liane, I'OI!l'lh Ave., Nanette Mdren:&le, OIIJIIcothe Road; IWJ. eelh lkbuldt (4.0 a1'tr•ge), Patriot; Richard · Scott, -.eopd An., Carol ~. ~. and Mra. Hatrlolt ~Ill; Kallaup . . >I . ' ' . ' ·' ,, , Beautifully Designed DIJN rvrt' f· FIRST SERVE Bolio. H mon- up- our laclntlol wilt pormll. EDEN MUSIC,.,.- tllo filii! hi - I t 1110 OVERFLOW Ill o di!IWMI day and ! I - ' By ·~ OCTOBER ONLYI C. · Recognition Tea 1:30 pm. at Von of tile Ct!reDIOIIY ...,... Cottage 7. Everyone Invited to read by the Rev. Ray Cody at attend. CIC AT tbe home of Elllabeth White 7:30 m. Followlnglhewaddlnltrlpto Landers College, Sbulh ,. Lesa,_. . DRUM EACH MONDAY '&t 6:31 P.M. ... !And of course ... YOU DO NOT HAVE JO BRING YOUR OWN ORUMSl stw Sl.,wutllebrideofMr. Ronald THilii8DAY lllantmooSept. llaiSparla,N. GS! VOLUNTEERS balllb"aeerlled · Maybell."~ llli'ls .l!l'lte GAL!JPOIJS- Tile main' Inc, rileeUns Wednesday Mrs. BlaJXcl111employedetlhe tlli!l ''low cluo" . and comp~, tbe 110.. Will gat ·tDplc of dlac:1lllioa altho Gallla evening wu by-lan. Frencb City Fabric Sbop in ·llvpill and tbe m·)i;p and stay In 1belr County ClUzen Band Radio Club Preslden~ Junior Carroll Ga!llpnll•. hllblaa own senero,tlon. .... LYL J110ple (UTI'LI!l YOUNG LADY) toone or two Dear i.YL: · n•~ , hllvea NotetoaOOOM-staywith ,, the wts and leave the Ln. . , , _H. week.!' 6:30p.m. •bwl ~=:~~:~.::.d;\.:~~ By-Law Changes Pia~ ned ::::s;.rt:~~ 21 -f ·unUiyoil are , boW CCII!' In FREE tpeaker. . GUITAR....,. EACH MONDAY at 4:_, . P.M. . , !Bring your own Gl!iltno matter wll&t .fill em-· dillon. If you llive no 111strumtnt, • ·are able to supply lllNTAL Gultll's for •• · llttki as sue per .. WHERE lHERE'S NO SEtVIC£. atAR$£ OR NO ~ ', ·: MIN,MUM) IAlAN~ REQinidn ' .,' '' �MISS BETH Bastian! will model sever•l fashions for the show among them will be this orange eanadlan leather suede fringed jacket. Beth will wear It combined wllh a camel colored double knit pants suit. rt\m Models Bl!aUanl, M!'s. Di!an Browa, Mn. Alplllill ~. Mn. Fully Cooked Jamr:& Ol!d;, . Mro. JIIJdneJ Mc~rkle, .MIN Milly Me· Carkle, Mill Nena Mace, Mill . aatre Murphy, Mra. Gordan + + ·+ Prltcbard, Mils Ealnor Reed and Mra. Glen Ward. caet•is Shoe Sloreof GaD!polll lrill heve a dlaplay ol aboel appropriate for the styles and the seuon on dllplay. ') Campus groups helping with Ll'i'rLE MJaS a..uRE MURPHY, llfll.ltrllYD 8IT8IlJOIIIOIIIa are ~ Nu, Murphy, own~ofSirawber tY IUD, will mndeJ F ..W. 'Ftillerof Jl'ograrns; Kayetlet, clothing tranaporlatloo; Athena, Dower N.Y. eoallmahalllllthe FW 91118'SiknrWedrMiirla1. ; r centerpieces and Zeta i'beta, •' ... hoatesses. Art Otron of New Y(l'k, pony's complete lllle of !aU donated by GaUipolll .JDer· cbanll 1rill he aWIIrdad IIIII · repusontaUve for Leslie Fay styles. · faalrloM will abow bla com· A number of . ~ prizes nfrellhmenta lrill':bll-..l, 'Gil ol white a WU a with a ol the McCool ol umatron ol ber ,' wore a · . I eutn Gli')ied a eoiDnlaJ "' jtlltw and ~ S,t. RnJar B. btvlblr or lbt bride, · . llalr' 111th · waa tbt beat Snrll, I OLD FASHIONED LOOK - So new for today, Ia shown here by Miss CoMle Davia·, dallflbter oiMr . and Mrs. C. J. Davis of Rio Grande. Connie II wearing along at-bome at1rt and liouse desiJned by BW Atkinoon for Glenn of MlchJ&an. It II a beautiful patcbwort skirt of p1ald wool trtmmed In black velvet. Her blouse II also by GleM of Mlcbl8&n mne wllb the old fathloned look. Miss Davis is posed bealde a rare grandfather clock. Both the clocl! and the fallblona are 011 display at strawberry IIW In Rio Grlllllle. Strawberry IIW II ~lylnjt the fasblollB for the entire abow. ' ,,.. , .. • ...., .... ...;. ~--· ~~' · · --· ' .... ' aoa~ 1 .Jnoo l~nn• • ; To Prepare for Nuclear Strike POMEROY - The Meigs County Civil Defense Dlrecfllr announced Saturday that he Is renewing efforta to liCense and aflick fallout sheltera in existing buildinp. He stated that this is necessary in order tD keep faith with the eitkens who expect publlc fallout ahelb!rs to be properly prepared should the need arise til use them. He also said that the announcerne!lt of Meigs County's new Com· munity Shelter Plan should make the climate favorable for ,,, ~I !•. ,, ~. I • '· '•·~ 1 <\Jilll-<)<11 . '" -·~; -: ,; ·,· ~ .~u~M.l ;A,; Katie's Korner Mayor Cant Hold Any Otltsr P01ition •alnll• ' • I WHOLE 6 to a..tb. Avs. OriJa -· "'* Drug Abuse Discussed CA'-.IIFOl~IIA VINE-liPENE~ ....,..<,jl(.,, 8-SIZE eamallilll Daughter By Katie Crow POMEROY - Wahama Hlgh School's hlgh..tepplrri band took flip honors in field maneuvers at the ninth anmra1 Band·ARama in Marietta last Saturday. The band, 68 memhera rrtroog, under the capable dlrectlon of Gerald Simmons, was ooe of 3G banda til participate in A, AA and Open clasaes. Wahama took flrSt place in Oa11 AA in field lllllleliWrl ll14 aiAlRMAN FOR THE FWSS, Mn. Bruce CUrtis, left . third place in street paradlrri. · ad Mn. Dean Brown, right, check the Itt on a purple wool When they arrived home Sunday IIUlllllng they pll'8ded lhll Mn. Brown lrill model in the &how. through New Hawn and Maaon at 1:3011l the IDOI'llin&· The Rev. William DeMoss and bla wife, awakened by the band's ac:tlviUeo, li.stelled with great interest. The Rev. DeMoss wauo Interested In obtaining agreements from the bend's achievementa thai he aat down and composed a poem Belpre~ building owners for the uoe of and read the poem to hisc!ongregaUon at the United Methodist their f.acllltles in emergency. aurch on &rnday morning : 011'ners wiU also be atked to accept easential supplies for Perbapa you would enjoy the poem. storage. The county CD directllr ''Twas a night before Sunday, BELPRE, Oblo (UP!) eiJ)lalned that, in. order til When aU through the bouse, Ml)oGr Sam Wharton aays he qualify for licensing and Not a chUd was stirring, sfllcking, a building must meet Not even a mouse . ...... IDOI'8 than liO houri • .,.. at biJ Job, but a new ell)' Federal radiation p:·otectlon When out in the Rlreet there arose such a clatler, ardinorq . wDI force him tD requirements and provide Mary aprlng from the bed to aee what waathe matter, !pellllaome ol tbat time tn the shelb!r for at leest fifty peq~le . Only owners whose buUdlnp And what to our wondering eero llhould we beor, allkie dl&iDg the day. Whmlilu Ioat alllbt ThiD'IIdaJ are located in areas wbere lklt lbe Rlrainl of murrlc load and clear. community shelter planning lt'soorband! It's our hand! Weabouted withJlee, new law thai requlret has shown a need for additional I think they woo at Marietta, you see. lbe ~or of Ibis 1011tbem Ohio town ol 7,000 to - t fulltime. public shelb!r will be asked to We leaned on the alii and Ustened with joy, Haw proud we were of each girl and each boy. Cillo AttDrney General Paul sign Uc.enses. Brown upheld the legality or the Official Information for And you could beer us uclalrn at they marched out of lite, ardlnonce. cltizer.s givlllg full details on Congratulations til all, Good Bleil you, goodnight. Wharton, a lllell Chemical Meigs County's Community Co. omploye during the day, LEAVING NEW YORK lor Germany on OcUJher lib lrill he Shelter Plan and advising them REV. MEADE ID!t.eudahe puts In more than 50 ·where tD go and what til .do In an Edgar Vanlnwagen of P!me!'<>Y· boa a week u mayor at night Edgar lrill Oy from McGuire Air Force Baae to WletbAden, GALIJPOLIS - A GaUla attack situation will be llld on lbe -kend. distributed beginning Sept. 24 . •Zone Youtb 11'eekend meetla& Germany for athree weeke viJit with biJ couain Frank Pierce who At this request, Waahington will be at the Hartford, W, 1111\811oned there with the U. S. Army. County "'-:utor Donald L. Va., Camp Grounds of 'the Joaea aousbt the attorney Churches of Chriol In VISffiNG 11118 week with Mr. and loin. Clarence Price of .-.I'• l'lllq. MIA!r hearlnJ Chriltlln Union Sept. U, Zi, Portland were their danpt«, Mrs. Pat Jordan llld srand· It, Wlw1oo notilled the councU and 18. 'Do Rev. Weldon CI&UJhter, Kelly of Columbus. be 'IIDIIId take a leave of abo Meade from Xenia, Oblo wiU ANTI-HIJACK SEARCHES Pat, a former phfaciat edueatton teacher at Meigs Hlgh WASHINGTON (UP!) --Cus· 1m0e !rum bla job at lbe be the evugeU.I. He wiU al!O School, wu here to outlin8 a ph)'llcal educaUon prosram for the dlemlcal finn. be opeaklag Snnday mol'lllq, toms agento have started m gradelludenta of Mlddleporl111d Bradbury who are attt!llding Sept. 27 at the OaiQpoll• searrhlng all ahand baggage the ~grerrsive school at Bradbury. Church of Christ In Ckrilllan carried by outbound intern&· DENY RESIGNATION Union, IO::MI a.m. and Sunday Ilona! air passengers at certain evening Sept. 27' at the Polal airports. WASHINGTON (UP!) The soverrunent said Friday CloverrimontiOII'COOtodaydi&- Pieaoant Church of Cbrill In eaunted a newsletter report that CbriiiUan Union. AU evenlag !he program is In effect In New York, Waahington and New ~tare Se..ntary Oifford oervlceo ..W bella at 7:10 Orleans, and will eventually OX· M. HiMiln migllt n!slsn ooon til p.m. The Jiubllc lo luvlted tAl· tend to all gateway airports. become head of Purdue ottend. In additloo' til the searches of Ulllvertlly in Lafayette,'Jnd: <a oource eaid Hardin had Walt Whiteman said, "Once carry"'n luggase, more thor· millie II jilllin earlier he did not fully enslaved, . .no naUon, ough aearehea wUI be made of will\ til be ·considered lor the state, city of thl~ earth. , .rier ~"/IDY pa&llmjer, who causes tbe afterward restimes ita liberty .'• .~ aiJOftl .to be auspicious. P..aue poa. PIC ICS . cia- '. lJ ........ al Glrmln7, Fl-llreltbl&tclllll pJomtnc a trip ..... Mil -at far • yflll wllli ba- ~w and datlllller' llec•llld~Lal)'doo. &s•lllllttaned there far lbe nell II monthlllil tbe two 1tre Ia !De!l!bne, !!andY .. lll)oJIDc tbe 1ll!ole bll - lbe ll't plleriH, the ._.._.,.,.., lbe ealllntlllliln, llld Ia pll'llealulJ mzlowllo haw .MIS. William John blr 11101111!' tllen for tbe IIIIIUI1 Octobll' felllvall.llle and lloltr acc~uorlu and a yellow Columbua BllllneiiUnlvertlty. llave 1iblt IIIWMiu• art lnla lrlpa lrOIIIIcl Gtrmlny llld are rtlllburl eonqe. Mra. Darling, She II llilllocllted 1fllb Kolcot loolllng fGrward to toutlq IDID lllrlt8llnd durtltc the bollday step.motber ol the bridegroom, Interplanetary, lllc. wu In a navy blue etllliDble The bridegroom II a 11161 Sandy Uepl buiJ, Sbe hu tabtt a ciau Ill German, and II with red and while 1rlm ·and graduatf ol Pleaun~ HJsb curnnlly teocMDJ 1111111 three boll'l a day In a lcbool 'llhldl wore matcblni ~. Sbe Sdlool, Coltunbu, and aerved "'"'-! lllteDd to tlrll ered1tl far their hflb lchool ,~p~nrna., had a white l'Oitbud ~e. twoywalntheU.S.NaY)'. HI A recepUon boaorlns lbe IIII!Jllloyarluanlndualrtaltool + + + ~ waa lleld Ia tha cilwdl ,...,_. at the Buebye In· Hclll tWill· Tbe bride'• table dllltrtal lluppJ, Co. In Colum· YIIQrday, Mill Mildred l!~wley Ntarned from her e1Jb1 feohiretl I tJne.ltered eUe bull. 1M' ll'OIIId tbt -ld. topped .rtth the tradltloaal fill 1lfl frcrm Cohailbua to SIIIJ'nmi'IICO, Ill lk'lllll, th4ll mlnlaluh bride and ..-. Olll..of~ pall •ltllldln& Japan, owr Artt.a, to Europe and blclllnto New Yart niJidlrefllre Mill Chrll Batley' llld Mill tbe 'WICidq ..... Mr. and Mra. fllle1'rGtl Queen .ned the cake WlUiam G. Darlln1, Bob Jail. In l'ndll lbe rode • e!rJMt, Ill Germany lbe aw the iarl pancli, and Mrl. Sbtrley Marvin, Cohmlrua; Mill LaiD'I fllpn re&f*l'ed tbe peell. llllrllnl ol Cleveland; Mr. Jolm Pullan Play, and bllbDan lilt lteored eiMr Ill atrplaDH end F(l' li trip i1nu1b I!Ciltbtm l!l. Sw1111 11!141 Mn. Nancy llljaebrll A Wili to lbe Jlcl7 t..l4 had bllil eance1Jed due to tiJe Ohio, 1111 bride chanCecl tnto a u,er, ~~. Ohio; Mrl. 1lll'tll be!ort lbt lllurlnuroup 1101 om rllbe Ualled Stalel. yellow linlt dreu. 8be wore the Benton EbBn and 100, Jlouc, white C¥~~11011 COI'Uit ~fun 8prln~lil141 11r. and Mn. ·btl' wedcllns bouquet. The JIIIMi Evw, Pam, Chrilty, ~ . i'tllldla\ 4M4I Eaalbam aad JaJ, SpriilsDeld; Mlu 11'17, ~·iii!I"IL Cbrll hlfey, Partertburs; ·1be IIIW. )(rll. Dir!fl!s II a Mill .Jiiltlll Vellb and Mill MlbDLl!lPORT - Mn. he held at the Nail Houtre In iii'/ DClua\1 111 uicwepcn Jtrlalli vetlb, eoiumbul, lnd Kenneth Scllea, bome helltll Coltunbus waa announced for lll&b Sdl®1 and a U. private Mr. IIIII Mrl. Wll1iaill McCOol, nurae of the MtllloGaUia Oct. 1-1. Plana were r1i1cuac1 ~c ...!atW. ll'l\1111lll ol lbe XellJ and *-nt, Cohmbus. ~111111' Action Propam, far lbe rrprlna dlalrlet COli· l·. lpCIU on druS abule at tblo fenrnce til be helrlln Mlddlepott ~ nilbt ~Melin& ol the on Jilne 5. "Every Clnad Hal a Middleport Ollld eor-nUon Sllnr Unlnl" II the tbtllle of ~· , . thel\llll~~. un . . Iii hir t.lk ~· Sclteo 1P0b Mrl. Don Mullen opened the of liCnl whlcll mjlbl alert ~Melin& with lbe.pledse to the Plttftli to drus 011 111 their fla1· aad devotions uelna . .irl lldfl . 111111 children and the IJIIXOIIC!i to alpture fnm St. Matthew. coel.-1 IICOITII(•. a anlllht... JOIIIIPiei'l u lo tbt Membera retpCIIIded to rull caD . . . . olwblte aa ......... ol drvil· by teiiit!l w...t tbelr ~ulbandl did Mn.l'lerce 'llllo'W81 In an The 10th 11111ual eonvenUon to call them. aqua ~ A-DM &. wllli · Mrl. Kermelb Harril won the while 11C ort., lravalinC pelu IIIII Mn. Walter A rlll!fiiUoa bonorln& tilt • Morris the bolt. lflt. 15 couple ..,.. btld In the IAtlrl . A bingo party helna held at Grade 8cbool. Lace piDk the Clthollc Church In .,. .-4 a the brtde'l table SYRAcllsE - Mr. and Mrl. GalllpoUa Tburoday nlaht 1llllcb felllurtd a lllraa tiaiil Rclllltt Hubbard, Colle8t Rd., heaJnnlng at 7 p.m. by the eUe IGppld 111111 lbltridjtbll lniiiiiiOIIilcl!la the blrlll Gh I French Oty t..aaaue waa an· mllitalllfe lirlda and 8l'IIIIID· lb. II~ ....daUibter at Pleuant IIGWiced. Tbe ._liD& wU at Wlll!'e 'tapen Ill ay11a1 eatt· Valley Haipltal Sept. 17 namad the Colnmbla Gu office . illl lilA of ad 'llblle dl1aln and lft'q.....U Ill Mar!d7 Rlebeltt. ~ · .,; · . plillt: · and· 'llblle ebr718D· Maternal graadmother 11 1ltirrl .• Iiiii« of lhl lb-unlw camplelad the table Mrt. B.ernlce Jeffers, of brlcla. .....,i~o...,, ~~r~Pomeroy RD and Mr. and Mra. · a tloor lqtb 'IDliD Ill 8enlnC at 1111 tecefliiGillllllt C~l Hubbard, local, are 111111 Gqlillll and 1acll 1ltN Mrl. qiadJI fllnqll'•'o grudparenta. Great• MIDDLEPORT~ MfPI(Il'lal piDt .an !i the Mt1, SlilriiJ- 81mPI"', Mrl. lf8lldmolhen .., Mn. Jolm aerricea lor the late Dr: · wu dl'iiV"' ):.1tUI Sbllltr, lira. LUIIID ,..andMri.HowardVinlntl Fnjlrtch M. .Cluff who died · , lftd. a iia,.UU lira. l]lloru o1 Pomeroy RD. They llave SePI. 16 wiU be helrl Saturday, Grtiam. lliM ._,.Swart of 111otber daUIIhler, M111loa, sse S@pt.2111romlla.m.ln7p.m. tt · A1b1i1J 11M ..... 3. the Cluff rtildence, $M Nartb 00111111 II1P till Seeclld, Mlcldleport. DevOIIonl pfiiCI cOHroonra .U CL£Rit lrill he liven at 1 and 4 bV . 'llblle RACINE _ Marilyn Powell, the ~. Raallln Moyer and au wort the _, __ ......._ ..... ,_ ol p.m. by the Rev. Father Ber· · blr bridal ww ""!"'gran.... 1 - " nard KrajeoY!c. r' alllenet by tbe Soutbtm IAr:al Recelvlns callers will be School Board u w.retary for membera ot the family, Mrs•• !1111 ~, will continue In Clutl, Judy Brooke, Me1an · her clark.eutodlan duliu. lkmmond, Fredrlclr. (Rielr.) Cluff, Jolm Oulf, Mn. Bin EYIAI and Mro. Barbara Waldon. llBRB 18 BBftl qa.modelllll a deep nlt.e t peiDal dreu. Leavet or tile tUDfloirer ,pruv~ fodder for UvU!ock. Ill . patala ~ld a br11111Dt yellOw dye alld Ill Hedl fut. nllb hlgb-grade edoklng oll. ., '\~~· MRS. ALPBUSCIIRISTENSEN, wife ollbe ~·of Ria Grllllle Colleie. left, will model at the lhow. Bere.Mrl. · ~ ~ Ea1nor Reed, rfslil, ...., wlllllll0.1i1\iai'll ee1ec1 a panllutt rw the aoow. · ,. ' " .'' •'. .,.,· ' : .. Newsletter from Portland 85 women . at Cam·p •••• ·-~·.,_..,, . . , BY GOU)IE CLENDENIN Jo1111n11 aCI'OIIS the grounda til . PORTLAND - Several'' lbe dining hall far hreakfut of women . from Racine-Portland · collee, hot blacutll, jelly, honey Branch of the Reorganized and acrambled egga .. Church of Jeouo Chrllt of The theme wao "Women Latter·Day Satnll attended lbe oearcb for patha of peace .... Southeast Ohio Columbus within and wltbout." m.etropoUtan areas ••Women's CJassea were on "~~ Retreat" at Camp BountUul Gap" an w<men ~IIDltl near Jackaon. Stater Herlhey of llr,e l'.Oltncll More than 85 women from aU ol Women's Dept.,~ DIJ, walks of Hie and all ages apent Mo., wu dieectqr and .....,.. Sept. 11·13 sleeping In campers, 1)1 IIIOI'IIIIUI·lhe' gave lrallara and tenia. There wero lbe on "DIIcltn, students, teacherS, mothers, .Deckle.,. and · " : ', ., and grand and great. Thert was . a grandmothers lncludini one of lnedttatlon period w~~a~~~,·~~~~~~~~~ Madden, prominent lady at- 01' fotmd a place t'o our eltlzena, Lucindil w01111111· tomeyaenlor from Columbus. plmphlett. of ' · Luelnda II past reUroment l,lallh age hut II at her olflce week 16:33, days and gives lrj!ely of her Shelter Ume and talents til Golden Age rededication .· and Silver ~ follr., also til over lntetdenomlnattonal church· Jadt: affairs. . · · ai1d .two Several teoehera, 10111e )lilt !rOm I returned from Europe to oee flrlt hand what soea on tbere, and how folk think of Amerlean ·citizens. ' Lynne, dilughter ~ ·~ard · and Grace lrt'offltt, foioi!tlrly of '' Portland ilai llrere: She II ....., taachlna .- Columbus lh!a ,,. lhl • .._. Each Born PUFFS Facial Tissues 200- Ct. Pkg. • 2-Piy Servi'ces Pianned .·. . u4 ,,m. WHY . TAKE . LESS THAN J.'.·.· ~ ' WAGNEI Breakfast Drinks Oronge, Grape or Gropefruit Quort Bottles THOROFARE Grade A Medium White Eggs Dozen ' :II,UE IONNET . ' MARGARINE l ·lb. 8ft ,.,.,, .ii7C Peanut luHer CNGIIIJ or Crunchy .· 'l·lbj.~···· 71c D1nllh Swlrla 11-or. Pkg. 41111.,. 'J""' • CHAsE & SANIOI.N - INSTANT OOFFIE ·lij::· $1.11 �MISS BETH Bastian! will model sever•l fashions for the show among them will be this orange eanadlan leather suede fringed jacket. Beth will wear It combined wllh a camel colored double knit pants suit. rt\m Models Bl!aUanl, M!'s. Di!an Browa, Mn. Alplllill ~. Mn. Fully Cooked Jamr:& Ol!d;, . Mro. JIIJdneJ Mc~rkle, .MIN Milly Me· Carkle, Mill Nena Mace, Mill . aatre Murphy, Mra. Gordan + + ·+ Prltcbard, Mils Ealnor Reed and Mra. Glen Ward. caet•is Shoe Sloreof GaD!polll lrill heve a dlaplay ol aboel appropriate for the styles and the seuon on dllplay. ') Campus groups helping with Ll'i'rLE MJaS a..uRE MURPHY, llfll.ltrllYD 8IT8IlJOIIIOIIIa are ~ Nu, Murphy, own~ofSirawber tY IUD, will mndeJ F ..W. 'Ftillerof Jl'ograrns; Kayetlet, clothing tranaporlatloo; Athena, Dower N.Y. eoallmahalllllthe FW 91118'SiknrWedrMiirla1. ; r centerpieces and Zeta i'beta, •' ... hoatesses. Art Otron of New Y(l'k, pony's complete lllle of !aU donated by GaUipolll .JDer· cbanll 1rill he aWIIrdad IIIII · repusontaUve for Leslie Fay styles. · faalrloM will abow bla com· A number of . ~ prizes nfrellhmenta lrill':bll-..l, 'Gil ol white a WU a with a ol the McCool ol umatron ol ber ,' wore a · . I eutn Gli')ied a eoiDnlaJ "' jtlltw and ~ S,t. RnJar B. btvlblr or lbt bride, · . llalr' 111th · waa tbt beat Snrll, I OLD FASHIONED LOOK - So new for today, Ia shown here by Miss CoMle Davia·, dallflbter oiMr . and Mrs. C. J. Davis of Rio Grande. Connie II wearing along at-bome at1rt and liouse desiJned by BW Atkinoon for Glenn of MlchJ&an. It II a beautiful patcbwort skirt of p1ald wool trtmmed In black velvet. Her blouse II also by GleM of Mlcbl8&n mne wllb the old fathloned look. Miss Davis is posed bealde a rare grandfather clock. Both the clocl! and the fallblona are 011 display at strawberry IIW In Rio Grlllllle. Strawberry IIW II ~lylnjt the fasblollB for the entire abow. ' ,,.. , .. • ...., .... ...;. ~--· ~~' · · --· ' .... ' aoa~ 1 .Jnoo l~nn• • ; To Prepare for Nuclear Strike POMEROY - The Meigs County Civil Defense Dlrecfllr announced Saturday that he Is renewing efforta to liCense and aflick fallout sheltera in existing buildinp. He stated that this is necessary in order tD keep faith with the eitkens who expect publlc fallout ahelb!rs to be properly prepared should the need arise til use them. He also said that the announcerne!lt of Meigs County's new Com· munity Shelter Plan should make the climate favorable for ,,, ~I !•. ,, ~. I • '· '•·~ 1 <\Jilll-<)<11 . '" -·~; -: ,; ·,· ~ .~u~M.l ;A,; Katie's Korner Mayor Cant Hold Any Otltsr P01ition •alnll• ' • I WHOLE 6 to a..tb. Avs. OriJa -· "'* Drug Abuse Discussed CA'-.IIFOl~IIA VINE-liPENE~ ....,..<,jl(.,, 8-SIZE eamallilll Daughter By Katie Crow POMEROY - Wahama Hlgh School's hlgh..tepplrri band took flip honors in field maneuvers at the ninth anmra1 Band·ARama in Marietta last Saturday. The band, 68 memhera rrtroog, under the capable dlrectlon of Gerald Simmons, was ooe of 3G banda til participate in A, AA and Open clasaes. Wahama took flrSt place in Oa11 AA in field lllllleliWrl ll14 aiAlRMAN FOR THE FWSS, Mn. Bruce CUrtis, left . third place in street paradlrri. · ad Mn. Dean Brown, right, check the Itt on a purple wool When they arrived home Sunday IIUlllllng they pll'8ded lhll Mn. Brown lrill model in the &how. through New Hawn and Maaon at 1:3011l the IDOI'llin&· The Rev. William DeMoss and bla wife, awakened by the band's ac:tlviUeo, li.stelled with great interest. The Rev. DeMoss wauo Interested In obtaining agreements from the bend's achievementa thai he aat down and composed a poem Belpre~ building owners for the uoe of and read the poem to hisc!ongregaUon at the United Methodist their f.acllltles in emergency. aurch on &rnday morning : 011'ners wiU also be atked to accept easential supplies for Perbapa you would enjoy the poem. storage. The county CD directllr ''Twas a night before Sunday, BELPRE, Oblo (UP!) eiJ)lalned that, in. order til When aU through the bouse, Ml)oGr Sam Wharton aays he qualify for licensing and Not a chUd was stirring, sfllcking, a building must meet Not even a mouse . ...... IDOI'8 than liO houri • .,.. at biJ Job, but a new ell)' Federal radiation p:·otectlon When out in the Rlreet there arose such a clatler, ardinorq . wDI force him tD requirements and provide Mary aprlng from the bed to aee what waathe matter, !pellllaome ol tbat time tn the shelb!r for at leest fifty peq~le . Only owners whose buUdlnp And what to our wondering eero llhould we beor, allkie dl&iDg the day. Whmlilu Ioat alllbt ThiD'IIdaJ are located in areas wbere lklt lbe Rlrainl of murrlc load and clear. community shelter planning lt'soorband! It's our hand! Weabouted withJlee, new law thai requlret has shown a need for additional I think they woo at Marietta, you see. lbe ~or of Ibis 1011tbem Ohio town ol 7,000 to - t fulltime. public shelb!r will be asked to We leaned on the alii and Ustened with joy, Haw proud we were of each girl and each boy. Cillo AttDrney General Paul sign Uc.enses. Brown upheld the legality or the Official Information for And you could beer us uclalrn at they marched out of lite, ardlnonce. cltizer.s givlllg full details on Congratulations til all, Good Bleil you, goodnight. Wharton, a lllell Chemical Meigs County's Community Co. omploye during the day, LEAVING NEW YORK lor Germany on OcUJher lib lrill he Shelter Plan and advising them REV. MEADE ID!t.eudahe puts In more than 50 ·where tD go and what til .do In an Edgar Vanlnwagen of P!me!'<>Y· boa a week u mayor at night Edgar lrill Oy from McGuire Air Force Baae to WletbAden, GALIJPOLIS - A GaUla attack situation will be llld on lbe -kend. distributed beginning Sept. 24 . •Zone Youtb 11'eekend meetla& Germany for athree weeke viJit with biJ couain Frank Pierce who At this request, Waahington will be at the Hartford, W, 1111\811oned there with the U. S. Army. County "'-:utor Donald L. Va., Camp Grounds of 'the Joaea aousbt the attorney Churches of Chriol In VISffiNG 11118 week with Mr. and loin. Clarence Price of .-.I'• l'lllq. MIA!r hearlnJ Chriltlln Union Sept. U, Zi, Portland were their danpt«, Mrs. Pat Jordan llld srand· It, Wlw1oo notilled the councU and 18. 'Do Rev. Weldon CI&UJhter, Kelly of Columbus. be 'IIDIIId take a leave of abo Meade from Xenia, Oblo wiU ANTI-HIJACK SEARCHES Pat, a former phfaciat edueatton teacher at Meigs Hlgh WASHINGTON (UP!) --Cus· 1m0e !rum bla job at lbe be the evugeU.I. He wiU al!O School, wu here to outlin8 a ph)'llcal educaUon prosram for the dlemlcal finn. be opeaklag Snnday mol'lllq, toms agento have started m gradelludenta of Mlddleporl111d Bradbury who are attt!llding Sept. 27 at the OaiQpoll• searrhlng all ahand baggage the ~grerrsive school at Bradbury. Church of Christ In Ckrilllan carried by outbound intern&· DENY RESIGNATION Union, IO::MI a.m. and Sunday Ilona! air passengers at certain evening Sept. 27' at the Polal airports. WASHINGTON (UP!) The soverrunent said Friday CloverrimontiOII'COOtodaydi&- Pieaoant Church of Cbrill In eaunted a newsletter report that CbriiiUan Union. AU evenlag !he program is In effect In New York, Waahington and New ~tare Se..ntary Oifford oervlceo ..W bella at 7:10 Orleans, and will eventually OX· M. HiMiln migllt n!slsn ooon til p.m. The Jiubllc lo luvlted tAl· tend to all gateway airports. become head of Purdue ottend. In additloo' til the searches of Ulllvertlly in Lafayette,'Jnd: <a oource eaid Hardin had Walt Whiteman said, "Once carry"'n luggase, more thor· millie II jilllin earlier he did not fully enslaved, . .no naUon, ough aearehea wUI be made of will\ til be ·considered lor the state, city of thl~ earth. , .rier ~"/IDY pa&llmjer, who causes tbe afterward restimes ita liberty .'• .~ aiJOftl .to be auspicious. P..aue poa. PIC ICS . cia- '. lJ ........ al Glrmln7, Fl-llreltbl&tclllll pJomtnc a trip ..... Mil -at far • yflll wllli ba- ~w and datlllller' llec•llld~Lal)'doo. &s•lllllttaned there far lbe nell II monthlllil tbe two 1tre Ia !De!l!bne, !!andY .. lll)oJIDc tbe 1ll!ole bll - lbe ll't plleriH, the ._.._.,.,.., lbe ealllntlllliln, llld Ia pll'llealulJ mzlowllo haw .MIS. William John blr 11101111!' tllen for tbe IIIIIUI1 Octobll' felllvall.llle and lloltr acc~uorlu and a yellow Columbua BllllneiiUnlvertlty. llave 1iblt IIIWMiu• art lnla lrlpa lrOIIIIcl Gtrmlny llld are rtlllburl eonqe. Mra. Darling, She II llilllocllted 1fllb Kolcot loolllng fGrward to toutlq IDID lllrlt8llnd durtltc the bollday step.motber ol the bridegroom, Interplanetary, lllc. wu In a navy blue etllliDble The bridegroom II a 11161 Sandy Uepl buiJ, Sbe hu tabtt a ciau Ill German, and II with red and while 1rlm ·and graduatf ol Pleaun~ HJsb curnnlly teocMDJ 1111111 three boll'l a day In a lcbool 'llhldl wore matcblni ~. Sbe Sdlool, Coltunbu, and aerved "'"'-! lllteDd to tlrll ered1tl far their hflb lchool ,~p~nrna., had a white l'Oitbud ~e. twoywalntheU.S.NaY)'. HI A recepUon boaorlns lbe IIII!Jllloyarluanlndualrtaltool + + + ~ waa lleld Ia tha cilwdl ,...,_. at the Buebye In· Hclll tWill· Tbe bride'• table dllltrtal lluppJ, Co. In Colum· YIIQrday, Mill Mildred l!~wley Ntarned from her e1Jb1 feohiretl I tJne.ltered eUe bull. 1M' ll'OIIId tbt -ld. topped .rtth the tradltloaal fill 1lfl frcrm Cohailbua to SIIIJ'nmi'IICO, Ill lk'lllll, th4ll mlnlaluh bride and ..-. Olll..of~ pall •ltllldln& Japan, owr Artt.a, to Europe and blclllnto New Yart niJidlrefllre Mill Chrll Batley' llld Mill tbe 'WICidq ..... Mr. and Mra. fllle1'rGtl Queen .ned the cake WlUiam G. Darlln1, Bob Jail. In l'ndll lbe rode • e!rJMt, Ill Germany lbe aw the iarl pancli, and Mrl. Sbtrley Marvin, Cohmlrua; Mill LaiD'I fllpn re&f*l'ed tbe peell. llllrllnl ol Cleveland; Mr. Jolm Pullan Play, and bllbDan lilt lteored eiMr Ill atrplaDH end F(l' li trip i1nu1b I!Ciltbtm l!l. Sw1111 11!141 Mn. Nancy llljaebrll A Wili to lbe Jlcl7 t..l4 had bllil eance1Jed due to tiJe Ohio, 1111 bride chanCecl tnto a u,er, ~~. Ohio; Mrl. 1lll'tll be!ort lbt lllurlnuroup 1101 om rllbe Ualled Stalel. yellow linlt dreu. 8be wore the Benton EbBn and 100, Jlouc, white C¥~~11011 COI'Uit ~fun 8prln~lil141 11r. and Mn. ·btl' wedcllns bouquet. The JIIIMi Evw, Pam, Chrilty, ~ . i'tllldla\ 4M4I Eaalbam aad JaJ, SpriilsDeld; Mlu 11'17, ~·iii!I"IL Cbrll hlfey, Partertburs; ·1be IIIW. )(rll. Dir!fl!s II a Mill .Jiiltlll Vellb and Mill MlbDLl!lPORT - Mn. he held at the Nail Houtre In iii'/ DClua\1 111 uicwepcn Jtrlalli vetlb, eoiumbul, lnd Kenneth Scllea, bome helltll Coltunbus waa announced for lll&b Sdl®1 and a U. private Mr. IIIII Mrl. Wll1iaill McCOol, nurae of the MtllloGaUia Oct. 1-1. Plana were r1i1cuac1 ~c ...!atW. ll'l\1111lll ol lbe XellJ and *-nt, Cohmbus. ~111111' Action Propam, far lbe rrprlna dlalrlet COli· l·. lpCIU on druS abule at tblo fenrnce til be helrlln Mlddlepott ~ nilbt ~Melin& ol the on Jilne 5. "Every Clnad Hal a Middleport Ollld eor-nUon Sllnr Unlnl" II the tbtllle of ~· , . thel\llll~~. un . . Iii hir t.lk ~· Sclteo 1P0b Mrl. Don Mullen opened the of liCnl whlcll mjlbl alert ~Melin& with lbe.pledse to the Plttftli to drus 011 111 their fla1· aad devotions uelna . .irl lldfl . 111111 children and the IJIIXOIIC!i to alpture fnm St. Matthew. coel.-1 IICOITII(•. a anlllht... JOIIIIPiei'l u lo tbt Membera retpCIIIded to rull caD . . . . olwblte aa ......... ol drvil· by teiiit!l w...t tbelr ~ulbandl did Mn.l'lerce 'llllo'W81 In an The 10th 11111ual eonvenUon to call them. aqua ~ A-DM &. wllli · Mrl. Kermelb Harril won the while 11C ort., lravalinC pelu IIIII Mn. Walter A rlll!fiiUoa bonorln& tilt • Morris the bolt. lflt. 15 couple ..,.. btld In the IAtlrl . A bingo party helna held at Grade 8cbool. Lace piDk the Clthollc Church In .,. .-4 a the brtde'l table SYRAcllsE - Mr. and Mrl. GalllpoUa Tburoday nlaht 1llllcb felllurtd a lllraa tiaiil Rclllltt Hubbard, Colle8t Rd., heaJnnlng at 7 p.m. by the eUe IGppld 111111 lbltridjtbll lniiiiiiOIIilcl!la the blrlll Gh I French Oty t..aaaue waa an· mllitalllfe lirlda and 8l'IIIIID· lb. II~ ....daUibter at Pleuant IIGWiced. Tbe ._liD& wU at Wlll!'e 'tapen Ill ay11a1 eatt· Valley Haipltal Sept. 17 namad the Colnmbla Gu office . illl lilA of ad 'llblle dl1aln and lft'q.....U Ill Mar!d7 Rlebeltt. ~ · .,; · . plillt: · and· 'llblle ebr718D· Maternal graadmother 11 1ltirrl .• Iiiii« of lhl lb-unlw camplelad the table Mrt. B.ernlce Jeffers, of brlcla. .....,i~o...,, ~~r~Pomeroy RD and Mr. and Mra. · a tloor lqtb 'IDliD Ill 8enlnC at 1111 tecefliiGillllllt C~l Hubbard, local, are 111111 Gqlillll and 1acll 1ltN Mrl. qiadJI fllnqll'•'o grudparenta. Great• MIDDLEPORT~ MfPI(Il'lal piDt .an !i the Mt1, SlilriiJ- 81mPI"', Mrl. lf8lldmolhen .., Mn. Jolm aerricea lor the late Dr: · wu dl'iiV"' ):.1tUI Sbllltr, lira. LUIIID ,..andMri.HowardVinlntl Fnjlrtch M. .Cluff who died · , lftd. a iia,.UU lira. l]lloru o1 Pomeroy RD. They llave SePI. 16 wiU be helrl Saturday, Grtiam. lliM ._,.Swart of 111otber daUIIhler, M111loa, sse S@pt.2111romlla.m.ln7p.m. tt · A1b1i1J 11M ..... 3. the Cluff rtildence, $M Nartb 00111111 II1P till Seeclld, Mlcldleport. DevOIIonl pfiiCI cOHroonra .U CL£Rit lrill he liven at 1 and 4 bV . 'llblle RACINE _ Marilyn Powell, the ~. Raallln Moyer and au wort the _, __ ......._ ..... ,_ ol p.m. by the Rev. Father Ber· · blr bridal ww ""!"'gran.... 1 - " nard KrajeoY!c. r' alllenet by tbe Soutbtm IAr:al Recelvlns callers will be School Board u w.retary for membera ot the family, Mrs•• !1111 ~, will continue In Clutl, Judy Brooke, Me1an · her clark.eutodlan duliu. lkmmond, Fredrlclr. (Rielr.) Cluff, Jolm Oulf, Mn. Bin EYIAI and Mro. Barbara Waldon. llBRB 18 BBftl qa.modelllll a deep nlt.e t peiDal dreu. Leavet or tile tUDfloirer ,pruv~ fodder for UvU!ock. Ill . patala ~ld a br11111Dt yellOw dye alld Ill Hedl fut. nllb hlgb-grade edoklng oll. ., '\~~· MRS. ALPBUSCIIRISTENSEN, wife ollbe ~·of Ria Grllllle Colleie. left, will model at the lhow. Bere.Mrl. · ~ ~ Ea1nor Reed, rfslil, ...., wlllllll0.1i1\iai'll ee1ec1 a panllutt rw the aoow. · ,. ' " .'' •'. .,.,· ' : .. Newsletter from Portland 85 women . at Cam·p •••• ·-~·.,_..,, . . , BY GOU)IE CLENDENIN Jo1111n11 aCI'OIIS the grounda til . PORTLAND - Several'' lbe dining hall far hreakfut of women . from Racine-Portland · collee, hot blacutll, jelly, honey Branch of the Reorganized and acrambled egga .. Church of Jeouo Chrllt of The theme wao "Women Latter·Day Satnll attended lbe oearcb for patha of peace .... Southeast Ohio Columbus within and wltbout." m.etropoUtan areas ••Women's CJassea were on "~~ Retreat" at Camp BountUul Gap" an w<men ~IIDltl near Jackaon. Stater Herlhey of llr,e l'.Oltncll More than 85 women from aU ol Women's Dept.,~ DIJ, walks of Hie and all ages apent Mo., wu dieectqr and .....,.. Sept. 11·13 sleeping In campers, 1)1 IIIOI'IIIIUI·lhe' gave lrallara and tenia. There wero lbe on "DIIcltn, students, teacherS, mothers, .Deckle.,. and · " : ', ., and grand and great. Thert was . a grandmothers lncludini one of lnedttatlon period w~~a~~~,·~~~~~~~~~ Madden, prominent lady at- 01' fotmd a place t'o our eltlzena, Lucindil w01111111· tomeyaenlor from Columbus. plmphlett. of ' · Luelnda II past reUroment l,lallh age hut II at her olflce week 16:33, days and gives lrj!ely of her Shelter Ume and talents til Golden Age rededication .· and Silver ~ follr., also til over lntetdenomlnattonal church· Jadt: affairs. . · · ai1d .two Several teoehera, 10111e )lilt !rOm I returned from Europe to oee flrlt hand what soea on tbere, and how folk think of Amerlean ·citizens. ' Lynne, dilughter ~ ·~ard · and Grace lrt'offltt, foioi!tlrly of '' Portland ilai llrere: She II ....., taachlna .- Columbus lh!a ,,. lhl • .._. Each Born PUFFS Facial Tissues 200- Ct. Pkg. • 2-Piy Servi'ces Pianned .·. . u4 ,,m. WHY . TAKE . LESS THAN J.'.·.· ~ ' WAGNEI Breakfast Drinks Oronge, Grape or Gropefruit Quort Bottles THOROFARE Grade A Medium White Eggs Dozen ' :II,UE IONNET . ' MARGARINE l ·lb. 8ft ,.,.,, .ii7C Peanut luHer CNGIIIJ or Crunchy .· 'l·lbj.~···· 71c D1nllh Swlrla 11-or. Pkg. 41111.,. 'J""' • CHAsE & SANIOI.N - INSTANT OOFFIE ·lij::· $1.11 �(_ Girl Scout Diary a,.~-~ . . MIMieporl Troop 311, ~ ..... Ia Mr., Roecoe . Mmday night al the Healh Unlted'MetlliidlatCblrdlto:::.: In preparation for fall ICtlvlllea. · ~ hlary Bogpwas~ ~Oftbe IP'VIIP· Three-pelrola ......, aet a., with leaden and •'!"111M\ leaden W. eltCted by eadl. They are lhe ''Elder ""d'dnd ;, witll Callly Meado leader, and Trudy Hall, the •Mt'tllftl'~ w1tb Mfu Jloal, Raley, Clndy ~ell and Clndy H!nily, manben; tbe ''Middleport Monkey~, vet.et Swisher,~; Terri rue,,.-istont, and Tracy Burdette, Ann Fitch, Mlttba ~ Palill KJoea Judy GOkey, JCIII M111T8y, Ann PNrch, JW WaJIIuon WBitors and Jemlfer Wl8e, memben; and ''Tile Bralls" wltb Pal Brown, leader, Julie B)T, "llant, and Lila Skaggs, Terri Fox, Terri Zirkle, Marianne Welsh, KJmberJy Payne, Angela Martin, and Joy Beaver, members. Ka:: Joyce louise McDaniel MaiY Dodrill to be Wed MIDDLEPORT - Mr. and Mrs. Paul MrDanlel, Sr. of Ave. and Uncoln, Middleport, are announcing the erJg&gemerJt and approaching marriage of their daughler, Joyce Louise, to Mr. Da>id Carroll Jacka, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clair Jacks, Langsville. Mills McDaniel is a granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Barr, Middleport, and Mrs. VIrginia McDaniel of llleshlre and tbe late George McDaniel. She is the greatgranddaughter of Roscoe Hollon, Mb1ersvtue, 111d the late Mn. Hollon. Miss McDaniel Is a senior at Meigs High School. Her fiance, a graduate of Meigs High Sclloolin 1961! Is employed by the Meigs Local School District. An open ch~ weddfns will be held at I p.m. Friday at the llliD'ch of <llrlst In <lu1.still) Union at Hobson witt• the Rev. 0. H. Cart perfonnlni'\he ceremony. Areception will be held at the bride's Fo~rth BIRCH RIVER, W. VA. - Mr. and·Mrs. Russell Dodrill of Birch River, W.Va., are announcing the engagement and lorthcmnlng marriAge of their daughter, Mary, to U . Larry Mullins, aono!Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Mullins of Nettle, w. Va. Miss Dodrill, a graduate of Glenvtue State College bas been teochlng Business Education In the Meigs High School during the past three years. U . Mullins attended West VIrginia University and is aerving with tbe United States Marine Corps at MCAS, Olerry Point, North Carolina. The open church ceremony will he held at Jordan a.&pel, Canvas, West VIrginia, m September 26, 19'10, at 1:30 p.m. Date Set for Tour s.n1 Ueport Mn. Jerry CQIIIU)taat and . ~ dlalrmiD Ill tbe Adena Neighborhood of Au- County, hold a poster wblcll tbey ltled in an orialtai!On JlfO&rlll1 tldl weei for Big Bond Neflbborhood it was reported tbat the club members won 12 blue, six red, and two white ribbons, Junior garden club members won two blue, two red and one white, Theme for flower arat the RV'l'l.A,No-·ReJ.tlve~ of tile lale aearse Henry Barr lleld ~ reunion at lhe clly Pll'k .,..vtum Ia Parkersburc SUnday, All(!. II witb a picniC hmch at noon and tile lnvocatlm by Mra. ~ Barr. After lunch, a abort~ meetlnc waa lleld In which !he pteaident, 1\(n. Nellie eu · to gunddall(lhtoroflleGrgellenry Barr, announced that -ne&t year's l'ellllim 11\11 he m the third Sunday In AII(IUII at tile · lllllleplace. Publicity chalnnan wiD he her dall(lhter, Mrl. Jack ' from Mrs . . Don wos welcomed as a new member and Mrs, Earl Thoma was accepted into the club mem.__., .._ '-ed "-~ """""P· """'we~. ...... after an etlended U1nesa was Mrl, John Terrell. She reported the ~ ¥<•· sPecial $188 R.OWERS !!rlghten The Oars of the Convalescent Foreman & AbboH ,, ..• u....... Y · =· . .i.; w· "··t •· · ; • llelprt; Dmd S.. Griilllon AFB, Ind.; Wllllom ~ Ill'., JlucD7e Lite; Mr •. Jobn Dwlham, Mr. and lin. Jamea ' Giles; Julia; GUt~, Yvmneand:tlunlui,alll!l!ljjw Bolton, OJ.: Mr • and lin. .~~ Blalr, Pam and ~~ MlMfal Wellf; Mr. and Jfi'l, 'L Ff Barr, David and ..lebede, aild-. -; ·-· =; mewill"'~IISS'vedaccepted !'!;.~ ._,, ~~J,rr~; ,.. ! Economics_ · . rcllool lalllp!ing ' O~n - Pauline Morarlly, Linda Ferrell, Myla Rudaon Margaret Cottrill Agnes White' Eleanor Behra.;,, Margarei Bailey, and Ada Slick. ·. : · friday Nights ". ... . Until , : 9 :00; . : . 1 . ' · Middle of the Upper Block POMEROY, OHtC) . .. ' ,,..,,_~~ ' ' ;: ; . ., 4 .> •• . ALSO OP£N AU.' .. DAY ' · : · . THURSDAYs · -.. ., ' SUNTANNED SPORTS . .:., ·"~- ·-~·· GAS HEATERS $3.07 .gs· ..... ., . summer's never far away when YO\l wear · sports ba~ed to a golden tah. . ,. Our '70S' glrr pairs •em with hefty brass baubles ... wet·lc;;ok ;leg$. , Says she w~ts to. feel that sun and surf aU }\'inter ' long!· · .•1·;. . r: . SllliwafGal ...... .... ·I . .'t AI .. In SEV£HTfE~ . ~Bill Wmllniw Hllllr IIIII V.illdto We l~~MaUI WeSenlke/ ......... as.aiiU Mis .u · ARNOLD GRATE . . ;::.::-·---,....~... -·-··· AVAIII&E A. JAVELIN In florlntino 'f., 111100111 wlliooo, NI\Of omaolfl wll'llim, ind "-I i! Coffoo- w/PU.. .,_ ..... '**' ' "'1·,. ' ," . :Events fltlh 'iauasDAY . FRENCH CITY Mothers .. , leap annual party at tile Sl. l.ouii C.tbiJile Cllardl 7 p.m. PAIRVIEW Sprlnl Valley llomemaktrl 7:$0 ··- p.m. IIOIC.; Mra. BID Schotlrlover. AdoptiOn of Child Given Discussion SOLID STATE MODULAR FM/ AM STEREO FM RADI.O tHE AUDIO 7300 • - ITC131 Three-place stereo masterpiece. 20 watta ot peak music power. +speaker patented "Tunnel Reflex" aound system for unmatched stereo re~ pradu,;:tlon. Profetllonal "fly·wheel" allele-rule FEATURING EXCLUSIVE tuning. Separate linear slide controls tor loudnei!IS, bus, treble and balance. Jacks for head-- phonaa, stereo phono, tape record and tape play back. Wood cabinets finished In eJtgant French Walnut grain vinyl. ONLY '159t1 . R•VGiul lon•ry IOUid .,.procluo.t • l)'lttm wldllr ranat ot 10IMI tt.an tnY of the WOitlfll flrtell ' ''""k:ll lntltU• no fiOiti ta ment& • • . 11'1/ ...d, lfWil' MIM'Id " Clelr •nd ,.all E. ,. .. . ... ·-l eo~ · • , •~ INSTAWD '""',_," . " ,. i ...:·: , .....,.., ·;.-;r..';)G ·"" ' <~:. · · - ' ~I Y-. 01 Dlpendoblo ,,. ' u.Jiarr IJnda The ffii!Otlng closed with Jbe Mispoh benediction_ Attending were Mildred Pierce, Janice La....., Jean Hall, Irene Parker, VIrginia Salaer, Margaret Eichinger, D........ Troop 2&7; Mra. Runlet, Cheater 204; lin. Marl• BenedoP", Tl,ippel1l'!allll, .,; Mn.ll<lllby PQDe, MIMtpcrt 17C; Mn. Roseoe Will, lllddleport 31. Mrl. Ann ~. M!"'AAIn't 174; Mn. Doria Filbor, Bldlle 137; Mrs. lbltb Ann Bill 1111, Reedlvllle 17; Mrs. _lllrllp Hannum, ReedllvDie 17; lin. Kathryn John1on, Brldhiii'J 271; Mrs . Da!Jy PatteriOD, Syracun 214; Mn. Paya Hamilton, Syr~ 2M; loin. A!nOII, Sallthury • : Mrl. Linda ~ 8)1~ 1'1; and Mra. Jackie Zirkle, PulierO)' H. Newer~: ~.lllil)b:adlelliltlt HIU, • Cbatlella.Q; ..-\U V11;.· ·-~VI r,.. .·-----------,____ ':"' __·,·--·--·--' CaU or Slap In At . ~utl.,d Furniture . Uke a 'Ray Of Synsl)ine Ml'· and Mn. WUiilin Barr .Jf,, January. Here to cmduct tbe leader orientation program were Mro. Roy Lawrence, Cbalrmao of the Adena Neighborhood of Athens County, and Mrs. Jerry Willlaml of Athens, tbe neighborhood troop consultant. Service projecll, leadership development, resources, camping, and budgeting were disc.-d by Mrs. Lawrence and Mn. WUBams. Leaders atlendlng and the troops tbey represented were Mrs. Vaughlll, Middleport Troop &; Mra. Larry Spencer, Middleport Troop 17; Mra. Beverly Collins,~ ltel\d1nl were ¥J". and Mn. Birr, Plaieiill!o&11 Un. . BROWNIE TROOP. fc Dewey Barr, Mr. and Mrt. Pina Stone, 01>~ lfr.,and llblrganizadon Ill tbe Pomeroy Bnnmle Troop 88 wU1 tab De~t Cuto, Delbert.U, Mite Mrl. De!m•• 111111 'Jr., ·Del, place at 3:30 1b1111111ay tvenin8 at the~ BJemenlu7 PTA TO MEBT Robert, Rebeeca and -~, The Furnace 105,000 B. T.U. p.r..n., .U .'l'IIGtlltllll; • ~~orr· PoUuclllunch was enjoyed at noon with table grace by Agnes WhiVIrte_ , glnla Salaer 111d Linda who had attended the s training meeting on "G~i!nlght · and Irene Parker; ribbons to Mrs. Mother Mine", by AgneiiWhite; Clarence Heaton, Mrs. Pratt, Margaret Cotlrill read "Good Mrs. Lewia and Mrs_ Robert Manners-Why Long Gooe", and Thompson. ' 'Wuing Bulbs for Winter Storage"wastheprogramtoplc preaented by Mn. 'l'hompaon who in conjunction with her lalk displayed leVeral wued bulbs. . - - - - - - - - . . She laid tbat pariffln wu makes a clean inexpensive ~ · · • coating to keep bulbs from ,..,. shriveling · during winter Rm::!::C:::::;::d storage. AI to the procedure involved, she said the soU should he cltllled off the bulbs and tbey llbould he cured In a warm dry place undl foliage break& away, Bulbs are tben ready to wu. For this Thompson lll(llested a l8rge pail half full of warm water with ' a cake of melted paraffin In 11. Bulbs, she said, should he dipped In and out undl they are completely covered. Wu Clll he added to the water as needed depending on the number of bulbs to he coated. At plantlnil time, Mn. ThllllpiiOII said, tbe sproull and roota will grow right through tile thin wu coating. Mro. Tbompoon also gave gardenl1!g tips for September. She aald now is the time to prepare and seed a new lawn, lll(llesdng tbat peat, rotted manure and fertilizer he working lato tile loti. Top quality aeed stves a better lawn sooner than a cbea)Jer mixture, and a special 1hady 1eed mixture llhou1d he 'used for shady areaa. This is an Ideal time to aet out new evergreer11, Madonna UJy bulbs, narciasus and crocua bulbs, she aald. Mrs. Thompson recommended tbat day Ulles be divided and reset and tbat cuiUvatlon of roaes be stopped so the planla will have time to harden for the wlnler weather. The October meeting will he With held at ~ Ohl~ Power Co. wllh Imaginative officer• for the 1970-71 year to Engineering be lnslalled. Mrs. Leo Kennedy Contemporary will be,tile hostea. Experienced manship ,,....,.,, · L•·;-.,.... Ada Slack, "The CUI-off Point." and ·-.... ~were r.,.. accepted. The Penny fund collection waa !'Jken. President Linda F..,..U and secretary-treasurer Irene Parker were retained for another year. Elected was Jean Hall as vice president. Appointed to tbe Health CommiMtlateeH ~ Ada Slack and ••S.ilef;"Motllm~', , and Gene, ~; Mr. llld Mra. Ilencll Barr, TolldD; Mr. llld Mrl. Ar111p Cuto, MlneriJ Weill, w. va.r 'Pial Barr, Mrl. 'l\11by Barr MID!OO, Columbus; Mr. and Mra. ErYID Barr' Candy and 1lkitJ. er.., W. Va,; and Mrt. JolulaJ MCII'l'iloll, 'l'hGnwllle; ' illllllle MUon Dl_,_ w t7 ... • .... Mrt. Juper Mll'riloa, Mr.... Mrl. Mjlton Barr, llti. Elllea · ternoon program Mrs Salser asked to allend tbe flnt meetlnc and to tab clues at tballlme. the Southwealern School -'·!ned the "Eigh . t Stag... In Thepic leaders have uked !bat parento • · - tile rUpouu,QIIy Ill Dlatrlct will be the guest _.... king up their children _.,.,_ u 30 ope•ker•.Relresllmen'- wt11 he theUfeCycle"whlcharetrust a-v•..,..... 1 : p.m. (: aerved.AIIplreiltsareqeilto versus mistrust autonomy attlud. versus shame ~nd doubt, .,.,_ 11 _.., __.~,_! ~P.!~"'--· Rullllld; Mr. Wid Mra'. Allrl!a Initiative veriiUS gull!, industrY ""' ......... are m.......rs .. the - 1 Troop 1110 are Barr and MID · -• • ' lnfl!'i®ltv: ·.~.~ Jrilbout•Jolll:•.lln. M1llam ~._aa az;~ 1 •• ~eri'.li'rhlf'mfUil.;:f'£i!llrriilC'Y 'IMiwttthalr , t..ii·-'li•lf*Gttllellaoplllrlllt•. versua Isolation, g~eratlvi~ aeveralyears.A:meetlnil·lllanerilmotbersoftheaJrllwu ~~t~i~~~~i~;·!;: ~ llMobelr/ ~\l)(r, versus stagnation and ego- Tuesday Rl8)llat the acbool with no onnollllllelrlaf 10 6WIIDO ll1d Mrl. Dewey _ •Barr _ It<, tw.. ,,· integrity versus despair leaderahtp, and "Tl'""-'1fr ::r.:; Sle also told about. "The ·at 7 p.m. . · dollar donatlon ·. .-, ' - - : · .' Tater Family" which are tile GIRL SOOUT CAlENDARS are ...,_ - u ._ .... • · " ' and relitab· de - · ....., .... · - · · .... M............. _. __ ....... DIXon,~.. '""· agi-tator, common-tater diet- ca tteo,and18111orsforSic:t~~t.leach.LeadftantohaveaU · . . · ' -~-- IJid ·llrf. Tolli. Stoall~ tater, hesi-tator, trnrni-tater, calendar orders to Mrl. ObliJttwbyOd. 8. ~n dilnated by tilt G•lltpoJLt and~~ RIPlef, · ,. · spec-ta!« and the medi-tator, . ty Merdlant.l. PUhllc lavlted. · . · . 1 · e~~plalnlng the medl-tater was If rm the last one left r--'·-----~-----,--.,..,------"'---;;-.:;__,;;;.,...~,.,·; tbe heat In the "tater" family_ around here, we won't elose -'., ~ :;,. ·~:' '•' 'l' Debbie Conklin, Home County down this fall. E&tenslon Agent, was a gutat -Cici!Mie R. Sowle, pre•i· .' for tile afternoon aeaslon and dent of OhW Ullitlcirlity, spoke on the poostble programs ~ Plllriblliltl of" repfor the year In the area of Home :...., woA i ~~~~:t'J'rl'; neoday In their first meeting of the 1970.71 aeason. Devotions by Agnes White were taken from the booklet, "Upper Room" and scrlppture waa read. oems, "World Take My Son lj)e Hand", b~~l@!lja Mn. Hunter will aerve the Chesler-11uppers PlainsReedavllle area . with Mrs. Vall(lhan aerving the remainder of the county. Mrs. William Airson is the new troop organizer. Regular meetings of the Big Bend Neighborhood were aetfor the third Wednesday of each month at 9 a.m. The nert meeting, Oct. 21, will feature a craftwork.lhopwltheachleader to take two craft ideas. Materials from tbe Parkersburg craft fair to be held this month will he on display. An outdoors skills training session wa1 announced for Barr FarlJUy Reun·ited POMEROY - A tour of Mrs. on the club's civic plantings at School, "• CADMUS - The IU'at Homer Holter's flower garden the Meigs County Infirmary and Mn. Jackie 1Jrlde and Florence l!earhflare new IUden Ill meetlnc ol the Cldm111 PrA wae planned Sept. 29 at 7 p.m. the Beech Grove Cemetery. SYRACUSE _ The -·~ I II tbe troop whtdl will meet regularly frllm 3:30 to C::io •dl willheMondliY at 7:30p.m. at when the Winding Troll Garden Participation In the Meigs Wedneaday Homemakers 'cl':,~ am y communications at 1bvraday at tiJe IIChool. the, Cldmu Elementary Club met Wednesday night at County Fair was discussed and met at Municipal park Wed- ~~~::' ~~~t. ~~ :an: 8ecand and third graden intenaled In JokDnl tile lnop are SchooL M:r.''McKimlt, lq)t. of the home of Mn. Alllrd Pratt. An~ounced during the meeting presided over by Mn. Robert Lewia was the gardeners and nhibitors' clinic to ho held on four <onsecuti"" lhla lesd!n. Mil. WJJIJam Alrlon, local lnop .. , 1 ... leader Ill Cadette Troop 2011!1 Sall"'ury, and Mn. ...,., "*'cer, Mld4eport Ilrownle Troop leader, 181Pd, ._. 111101111 the lJ volunteers laiinc the orienllli!GI' eoane. . 8COUT UWlER ORIENTATION WJJIIDJ IDd Mra. Roy Lawte~~ce, Troop POMEROY TRQOP U Arrangemenll to take cooking lesao111 II the Cdntnt.• and Southem Olio Electric Co. over a lour-t period have been made by Mn. Patrlctt Dully, leader, r... members of Pomeroy Troop 61. ...., ' During a meeting Wedneaday night al the Sacred Heart Olurcb auditorium, tbe glrla decided to aave bottle capa 11 a mmey raising project. . The petrol syalem was e&plained a1mg w1tb badge and requlrementa for eedl. The . meelinl opened w1tb the' !lag !. A Blalr. ceremmy by the Begsfe Bup. wor• Homemaker Club Meets home. ~~~· . C1181om 4-Speect .___, THI! -aw.o.11 RECORD CHANGER Precision 4- aetttd record changer feeturea removable automatic record/chaf'ller center poet p!uo monuot ohlb lfll!>dle !of""~~" reco!ll ploy. outng - ; ''Fioltii!O" dtiiiiiO,;d , l!ylua werrinlld lor lifo. ol6 IIPM J odoptQr; TJ- o) ,., ' ., ' dull....... .. ' !' 1 :. r , .. · ·· �(_ Girl Scout Diary a,.~-~ . . MIMieporl Troop 311, ~ ..... Ia Mr., Roecoe . Mmday night al the Healh Unlted'MetlliidlatCblrdlto:::.: In preparation for fall ICtlvlllea. · ~ hlary Bogpwas~ ~Oftbe IP'VIIP· Three-pelrola ......, aet a., with leaden and •'!"111M\ leaden W. eltCted by eadl. They are lhe ''Elder ""d'dnd ;, witll Callly Meado leader, and Trudy Hall, the •Mt'tllftl'~ w1tb Mfu Jloal, Raley, Clndy ~ell and Clndy H!nily, manben; tbe ''Middleport Monkey~, vet.et Swisher,~; Terri rue,,.-istont, and Tracy Burdette, Ann Fitch, Mlttba ~ Palill KJoea Judy GOkey, JCIII M111T8y, Ann PNrch, JW WaJIIuon WBitors and Jemlfer Wl8e, memben; and ''Tile Bralls" wltb Pal Brown, leader, Julie B)T, "llant, and Lila Skaggs, Terri Fox, Terri Zirkle, Marianne Welsh, KJmberJy Payne, Angela Martin, and Joy Beaver, members. Ka:: Joyce louise McDaniel MaiY Dodrill to be Wed MIDDLEPORT - Mr. and Mrs. Paul MrDanlel, Sr. of Ave. and Uncoln, Middleport, are announcing the erJg&gemerJt and approaching marriage of their daughler, Joyce Louise, to Mr. Da>id Carroll Jacka, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clair Jacks, Langsville. Mills McDaniel is a granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Barr, Middleport, and Mrs. VIrginia McDaniel of llleshlre and tbe late George McDaniel. She is the greatgranddaughter of Roscoe Hollon, Mb1ersvtue, 111d the late Mn. Hollon. Miss McDaniel Is a senior at Meigs High School. Her fiance, a graduate of Meigs High Sclloolin 1961! Is employed by the Meigs Local School District. An open ch~ weddfns will be held at I p.m. Friday at the llliD'ch of <llrlst In <lu1.still) Union at Hobson witt• the Rev. 0. H. Cart perfonnlni'\he ceremony. Areception will be held at the bride's Fo~rth BIRCH RIVER, W. VA. - Mr. and·Mrs. Russell Dodrill of Birch River, W.Va., are announcing the engagement and lorthcmnlng marriAge of their daughter, Mary, to U . Larry Mullins, aono!Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Mullins of Nettle, w. Va. Miss Dodrill, a graduate of Glenvtue State College bas been teochlng Business Education In the Meigs High School during the past three years. U . Mullins attended West VIrginia University and is aerving with tbe United States Marine Corps at MCAS, Olerry Point, North Carolina. The open church ceremony will he held at Jordan a.&pel, Canvas, West VIrginia, m September 26, 19'10, at 1:30 p.m. Date Set for Tour s.n1 Ueport Mn. Jerry CQIIIU)taat and . ~ dlalrmiD Ill tbe Adena Neighborhood of Au- County, hold a poster wblcll tbey ltled in an orialtai!On JlfO&rlll1 tldl weei for Big Bond Neflbborhood it was reported tbat the club members won 12 blue, six red, and two white ribbons, Junior garden club members won two blue, two red and one white, Theme for flower arat the RV'l'l.A,No-·ReJ.tlve~ of tile lale aearse Henry Barr lleld ~ reunion at lhe clly Pll'k .,..vtum Ia Parkersburc SUnday, All(!. II witb a picniC hmch at noon and tile lnvocatlm by Mra. ~ Barr. After lunch, a abort~ meetlnc waa lleld In which !he pteaident, 1\(n. Nellie eu · to gunddall(lhtoroflleGrgellenry Barr, announced that -ne&t year's l'ellllim 11\11 he m the third Sunday In AII(IUII at tile · lllllleplace. Publicity chalnnan wiD he her dall(lhter, Mrl. Jack ' from Mrs . . Don wos welcomed as a new member and Mrs, Earl Thoma was accepted into the club mem.__., .._ '-ed "-~ """""P· """'we~. ...... after an etlended U1nesa was Mrl, John Terrell. She reported the ~ ¥<•· sPecial $188 R.OWERS !!rlghten The Oars of the Convalescent Foreman & AbboH ,, ..• u....... Y · =· . .i.; w· "··t •· · ; • llelprt; Dmd S.. Griilllon AFB, Ind.; Wllllom ~ Ill'., JlucD7e Lite; Mr •. Jobn Dwlham, Mr. and lin. Jamea ' Giles; Julia; GUt~, Yvmneand:tlunlui,alll!l!ljjw Bolton, OJ.: Mr • and lin. .~~ Blalr, Pam and ~~ MlMfal Wellf; Mr. and Jfi'l, 'L Ff Barr, David and ..lebede, aild-. -; ·-· =; mewill"'~IISS'vedaccepted !'!;.~ ._,, ~~J,rr~; ,.. ! Economics_ · . rcllool lalllp!ing ' O~n - Pauline Morarlly, Linda Ferrell, Myla Rudaon Margaret Cottrill Agnes White' Eleanor Behra.;,, Margarei Bailey, and Ada Slick. ·. : · friday Nights ". ... . Until , : 9 :00; . : . 1 . ' · Middle of the Upper Block POMEROY, OHtC) . .. ' ,,..,,_~~ ' ' ;: ; . ., 4 .> •• . ALSO OP£N AU.' .. DAY ' · : · . THURSDAYs · -.. ., ' SUNTANNED SPORTS . .:., ·"~- ·-~·· GAS HEATERS $3.07 .gs· ..... ., . summer's never far away when YO\l wear · sports ba~ed to a golden tah. . ,. Our '70S' glrr pairs •em with hefty brass baubles ... wet·lc;;ok ;leg$. , Says she w~ts to. feel that sun and surf aU }\'inter ' long!· · .•1·;. . r: . SllliwafGal ...... .... ·I . .'t AI .. In SEV£HTfE~ . ~Bill Wmllniw Hllllr IIIII V.illdto We l~~MaUI WeSenlke/ ......... as.aiiU Mis .u · ARNOLD GRATE . . ;::.::-·---,....~... -·-··· AVAIII&E A. JAVELIN In florlntino 'f., 111100111 wlliooo, NI\Of omaolfl wll'llim, ind "-I i! Coffoo- w/PU.. .,_ ..... '**' ' "'1·,. ' ," . :Events fltlh 'iauasDAY . FRENCH CITY Mothers .. , leap annual party at tile Sl. l.ouii C.tbiJile Cllardl 7 p.m. PAIRVIEW Sprlnl Valley llomemaktrl 7:$0 ··- p.m. IIOIC.; Mra. BID Schotlrlover. AdoptiOn of Child Given Discussion SOLID STATE MODULAR FM/ AM STEREO FM RADI.O tHE AUDIO 7300 • - ITC131 Three-place stereo masterpiece. 20 watta ot peak music power. +speaker patented "Tunnel Reflex" aound system for unmatched stereo re~ pradu,;:tlon. Profetllonal "fly·wheel" allele-rule FEATURING EXCLUSIVE tuning. Separate linear slide controls tor loudnei!IS, bus, treble and balance. Jacks for head-- phonaa, stereo phono, tape record and tape play back. Wood cabinets finished In eJtgant French Walnut grain vinyl. ONLY '159t1 . R•VGiul lon•ry IOUid .,.procluo.t • l)'lttm wldllr ranat ot 10IMI tt.an tnY of the WOitlfll flrtell ' ''""k:ll lntltU• no fiOiti ta ment& • • . 11'1/ ...d, lfWil' MIM'Id " Clelr •nd ,.all E. ,. .. . ... ·-l eo~ · • , •~ INSTAWD '""',_," . " ,. i ...:·: , .....,.., ·;.-;r..';)G ·"" ' <~:. · · - ' ~I Y-. 01 Dlpendoblo ,,. ' u.Jiarr IJnda The ffii!Otlng closed with Jbe Mispoh benediction_ Attending were Mildred Pierce, Janice La....., Jean Hall, Irene Parker, VIrginia Salaer, Margaret Eichinger, D........ Troop 2&7; Mra. Runlet, Cheater 204; lin. Marl• BenedoP", Tl,ippel1l'!allll, .,; Mn.ll<lllby PQDe, MIMtpcrt 17C; Mn. Roseoe Will, lllddleport 31. Mrl. Ann ~. M!"'AAIn't 174; Mn. Doria Filbor, Bldlle 137; Mrs. lbltb Ann Bill 1111, Reedlvllle 17; Mrs. _lllrllp Hannum, ReedllvDie 17; lin. Kathryn John1on, Brldhiii'J 271; Mrs . Da!Jy PatteriOD, Syracun 214; Mn. Paya Hamilton, Syr~ 2M; loin. A!nOII, Sallthury • : Mrl. Linda ~ 8)1~ 1'1; and Mra. Jackie Zirkle, PulierO)' H. Newer~: ~.lllil)b:adlelliltlt HIU, • Cbatlella.Q; ..-\U V11;.· ·-~VI r,.. .·-----------,____ ':"' __·,·--·--·--' CaU or Slap In At . ~utl.,d Furniture . Uke a 'Ray Of Synsl)ine Ml'· and Mn. WUiilin Barr .Jf,, January. Here to cmduct tbe leader orientation program were Mro. Roy Lawrence, Cbalrmao of the Adena Neighborhood of Athens County, and Mrs. Jerry Willlaml of Athens, tbe neighborhood troop consultant. Service projecll, leadership development, resources, camping, and budgeting were disc.-d by Mrs. Lawrence and Mn. WUBams. Leaders atlendlng and the troops tbey represented were Mrs. Vaughlll, Middleport Troop &; Mra. Larry Spencer, Middleport Troop 17; Mra. Beverly Collins,~ ltel\d1nl were ¥J". and Mn. Birr, Plaieiill!o&11 Un. . BROWNIE TROOP. fc Dewey Barr, Mr. and Mrt. Pina Stone, 01>~ lfr.,and llblrganizadon Ill tbe Pomeroy Bnnmle Troop 88 wU1 tab De~t Cuto, Delbert.U, Mite Mrl. De!m•• 111111 'Jr., ·Del, place at 3:30 1b1111111ay tvenin8 at the~ BJemenlu7 PTA TO MEBT Robert, Rebeeca and -~, The Furnace 105,000 B. T.U. p.r..n., .U .'l'IIGtlltllll; • ~~orr· PoUuclllunch was enjoyed at noon with table grace by Agnes WhiVIrte_ , glnla Salaer 111d Linda who had attended the s training meeting on "G~i!nlght · and Irene Parker; ribbons to Mrs. Mother Mine", by AgneiiWhite; Clarence Heaton, Mrs. Pratt, Margaret Cotlrill read "Good Mrs. Lewia and Mrs_ Robert Manners-Why Long Gooe", and Thompson. ' 'Wuing Bulbs for Winter Storage"wastheprogramtoplc preaented by Mn. 'l'hompaon who in conjunction with her lalk displayed leVeral wued bulbs. . - - - - - - - - . . She laid tbat pariffln wu makes a clean inexpensive ~ · · • coating to keep bulbs from ,..,. shriveling · during winter Rm::!::C:::::;::d storage. AI to the procedure involved, she said the soU should he cltllled off the bulbs and tbey llbould he cured In a warm dry place undl foliage break& away, Bulbs are tben ready to wu. For this Thompson lll(llested a l8rge pail half full of warm water with ' a cake of melted paraffin In 11. Bulbs, she said, should he dipped In and out undl they are completely covered. Wu Clll he added to the water as needed depending on the number of bulbs to he coated. At plantlnil time, Mn. ThllllpiiOII said, tbe sproull and roota will grow right through tile thin wu coating. Mro. Tbompoon also gave gardenl1!g tips for September. She aald now is the time to prepare and seed a new lawn, lll(llesdng tbat peat, rotted manure and fertilizer he working lato tile loti. Top quality aeed stves a better lawn sooner than a cbea)Jer mixture, and a special 1hady 1eed mixture llhou1d he 'used for shady areaa. This is an Ideal time to aet out new evergreer11, Madonna UJy bulbs, narciasus and crocua bulbs, she aald. Mrs. Thompson recommended tbat day Ulles be divided and reset and tbat cuiUvatlon of roaes be stopped so the planla will have time to harden for the wlnler weather. The October meeting will he With held at ~ Ohl~ Power Co. wllh Imaginative officer• for the 1970-71 year to Engineering be lnslalled. Mrs. Leo Kennedy Contemporary will be,tile hostea. Experienced manship ,,....,.,, · L•·;-.,.... Ada Slack, "The CUI-off Point." and ·-.... ~were r.,.. accepted. The Penny fund collection waa !'Jken. President Linda F..,..U and secretary-treasurer Irene Parker were retained for another year. Elected was Jean Hall as vice president. Appointed to tbe Health CommiMtlateeH ~ Ada Slack and ••S.ilef;"Motllm~', , and Gene, ~; Mr. llld Mra. Ilencll Barr, TolldD; Mr. llld Mrl. Ar111p Cuto, MlneriJ Weill, w. va.r 'Pial Barr, Mrl. 'l\11by Barr MID!OO, Columbus; Mr. and Mra. ErYID Barr' Candy and 1lkitJ. er.., W. Va,; and Mrt. JolulaJ MCII'l'iloll, 'l'hGnwllle; ' illllllle MUon Dl_,_ w t7 ... • .... Mrt. Juper Mll'riloa, Mr.... Mrl. Mjlton Barr, llti. Elllea · ternoon program Mrs Salser asked to allend tbe flnt meetlnc and to tab clues at tballlme. the Southwealern School -'·!ned the "Eigh . t Stag... In Thepic leaders have uked !bat parento • · - tile rUpouu,QIIy Ill Dlatrlct will be the guest _.... king up their children _.,.,_ u 30 ope•ker•.Relresllmen'- wt11 he theUfeCycle"whlcharetrust a-v•..,..... 1 : p.m. (: aerved.AIIplreiltsareqeilto versus mistrust autonomy attlud. versus shame ~nd doubt, .,.,_ 11 _.., __.~,_! ~P.!~"'--· Rullllld; Mr. Wid Mra'. Allrl!a Initiative veriiUS gull!, industrY ""' ......... are m.......rs .. the - 1 Troop 1110 are Barr and MID · -• • ' lnfl!'i®ltv: ·.~.~ Jrilbout•Jolll:•.lln. M1llam ~._aa az;~ 1 •• ~eri'.li'rhlf'mfUil.;:f'£i!llrriilC'Y 'IMiwttthalr , t..ii·-'li•lf*Gttllellaoplllrlllt•. versua Isolation, g~eratlvi~ aeveralyears.A:meetlnil·lllanerilmotbersoftheaJrllwu ~~t~i~~~~i~;·!;: ~ llMobelr/ ~\l)(r, versus stagnation and ego- Tuesday Rl8)llat the acbool with no onnollllllelrlaf 10 6WIIDO ll1d Mrl. Dewey _ •Barr _ It<, tw.. ,,· integrity versus despair leaderahtp, and "Tl'""-'1fr ::r.:; Sle also told about. "The ·at 7 p.m. . · dollar donatlon ·. .-, ' - - : · .' Tater Family" which are tile GIRL SOOUT CAlENDARS are ...,_ - u ._ .... • · " ' and relitab· de - · ....., .... · - · · .... M............. _. __ ....... DIXon,~.. '""· agi-tator, common-tater diet- ca tteo,and18111orsforSic:t~~t.leach.LeadftantohaveaU · . . · ' -~-- IJid ·llrf. Tolli. Stoall~ tater, hesi-tator, trnrni-tater, calendar orders to Mrl. ObliJttwbyOd. 8. ~n dilnated by tilt G•lltpoJLt and~~ RIPlef, · ,. · spec-ta!« and the medi-tator, . ty Merdlant.l. PUhllc lavlted. · . · . 1 · e~~plalnlng the medl-tater was If rm the last one left r--'·-----~-----,--.,..,------"'---;;-.:;__,;;;.,...~,.,·; tbe heat In the "tater" family_ around here, we won't elose -'., ~ :;,. ·~:' '•' 'l' Debbie Conklin, Home County down this fall. E&tenslon Agent, was a gutat -Cici!Mie R. Sowle, pre•i· .' for tile afternoon aeaslon and dent of OhW Ullitlcirlity, spoke on the poostble programs ~ Plllriblliltl of" repfor the year In the area of Home :...., woA i ~~~~:t'J'rl'; neoday In their first meeting of the 1970.71 aeason. Devotions by Agnes White were taken from the booklet, "Upper Room" and scrlppture waa read. oems, "World Take My Son lj)e Hand", b~~l@!lja Mn. Hunter will aerve the Chesler-11uppers PlainsReedavllle area . with Mrs. Vall(lhan aerving the remainder of the county. Mrs. William Airson is the new troop organizer. Regular meetings of the Big Bend Neighborhood were aetfor the third Wednesday of each month at 9 a.m. The nert meeting, Oct. 21, will feature a craftwork.lhopwltheachleader to take two craft ideas. Materials from tbe Parkersburg craft fair to be held this month will he on display. An outdoors skills training session wa1 announced for Barr FarlJUy Reun·ited POMEROY - A tour of Mrs. on the club's civic plantings at School, "• CADMUS - The IU'at Homer Holter's flower garden the Meigs County Infirmary and Mn. Jackie 1Jrlde and Florence l!earhflare new IUden Ill meetlnc ol the Cldm111 PrA wae planned Sept. 29 at 7 p.m. the Beech Grove Cemetery. SYRACUSE _ The -·~ I II tbe troop whtdl will meet regularly frllm 3:30 to C::io •dl willheMondliY at 7:30p.m. at when the Winding Troll Garden Participation In the Meigs Wedneaday Homemakers 'cl':,~ am y communications at 1bvraday at tiJe IIChool. the, Cldmu Elementary Club met Wednesday night at County Fair was discussed and met at Municipal park Wed- ~~~::' ~~~t. ~~ :an: 8ecand and third graden intenaled In JokDnl tile lnop are SchooL M:r.''McKimlt, lq)t. of the home of Mn. Alllrd Pratt. An~ounced during the meeting presided over by Mn. Robert Lewia was the gardeners and nhibitors' clinic to ho held on four <onsecuti"" lhla lesd!n. Mil. WJJIJam Alrlon, local lnop .. , 1 ... leader Ill Cadette Troop 2011!1 Sall"'ury, and Mn. ...,., "*'cer, Mld4eport Ilrownle Troop leader, 181Pd, ._. 111101111 the lJ volunteers laiinc the orienllli!GI' eoane. . 8COUT UWlER ORIENTATION WJJIIDJ IDd Mra. Roy Lawte~~ce, Troop POMEROY TRQOP U Arrangemenll to take cooking lesao111 II the Cdntnt.• and Southem Olio Electric Co. over a lour-t period have been made by Mn. Patrlctt Dully, leader, r... members of Pomeroy Troop 61. ...., ' During a meeting Wedneaday night al the Sacred Heart Olurcb auditorium, tbe glrla decided to aave bottle capa 11 a mmey raising project. . The petrol syalem was e&plained a1mg w1tb badge and requlrementa for eedl. The . meelinl opened w1tb the' !lag !. A Blalr. ceremmy by the Begsfe Bup. wor• Homemaker Club Meets home. ~~~· . C1181om 4-Speect .___, THI! -aw.o.11 RECORD CHANGER Precision 4- aetttd record changer feeturea removable automatic record/chaf'ller center poet p!uo monuot ohlb lfll!>dle !of""~~" reco!ll ploy. outng - ; ''Fioltii!O" dtiiiiiO,;d , l!ylua werrinlld lor lifo. ol6 IIPM J odoptQr; TJ- o) ,., ' ., ' dull....... .. ' !' 1 :. r , .. · ·· �• f ' i I I' ' t • ' THIS LIVING ROOM Regular 1299 Concord 95 ' Lacking We Have S_pecial Anniversary Burs All Over The Store WAIIJ\EN')'ON, VL (UPI)- :~ ~ h.,. Deleale leu I MeiWI ·R. ::>. Laird lllid Sllurdo7 DO U;S, :; ; . . _ wtlllnla oewln Jordoll :;: Many Items We Could Not Advertise We want to show our appreciation for the fine patron119e you've shown us in the lasl20 years. aa JaDa U Kin8 ibMID'IIInll1 ;: II In control. Ill& Laird ID- ; • d•"ed tbat llllldup rl. · 1be u.s. lib F1iot In tile ' a*!\!' MAYTAG WASHER and DRYER 'le1t._anean will contlaut. ;. 'OOIIIng to fi!IICirlllr• at tile eadolllllnfti'IDII~ oonlermee II AlrUe llo!lle, In 1be VlrPia tilililb:)illde, Laird said tbat Ibn will periUpl be llliloaacall&lll frvm time to time cwtiului! •....,.. 1m- ' ' plm••latlom" of tllie lliel, In edd!t!m tD ....nl lldpl - ; : ' betA-~ I,IOIMtd 7 1 ' alrudy 011 die WIJ'. Laird and Adm. 1lvm'" H. . .. ' . .,. ONLY ONLY ~. ~ 12995 1 •427 .:: PAIR VALUES ALL OVER lltE STORE MASON ;:iiTURE'S Muted Popped the Quedon at 90 WOBURN, Mall. mPn - Herllert D. Wblle, wbo was "tired ~ l'lllllllllg ai'UIIDd," go& mliTiedFrlday. He Is Nand Ills wife II 81. "I dlolagb& I& would lie a JOOCI &t!De to MUle clowll," the liJ'OOIIl said. "I waa &Ired ~ nqudag . Knickerbocker's FOLD-A-WAY BED with BRASS and WALNUT HEADBOARD • Featurint anew 4"' THICK Reversible FOAM MATTRESS • $3995 INCH ' " 36 INCH ai'OIIIId. '' WhHe met 4Jle former Mrs. awioHe ReUig, a widow, when be llegaa to .. "'1111e eaJojieidly warll farber claugb&er, Mn. Meta Helml!eh 1ued to ldd them a.a ..Yr•• ..u ut~~ lwat IGO to lid manied," White uld. "Bill tbl ... too loll& and I figured to was a alee age to get marr!M." . , WI.J&e Aid be gave Ills 1lrlde "two weeb to make 11(1 ber mimi.'' wlaer! ,b!i (IGIIpell ,the q'Qel..... "Bu.t 111e uld It wu already ••• ap. ~ Aid ••are. '" rafrigerator • Sturdy, lilfttweiilflt olulninum conit,.ction · 30" w,-full lon&lh · foidt aM rolls •••lly. 30 : $4995 fmiJzl8 .,... 14 CU. FT. . .,, ' ' FROsr FR£~ ror:,Aito ,BoffoM .. ' ~ · eoi.ORS: coPPER • . . •IIIMI..-ptlonanr 111!111 fiUndiiiiB IUPIII\fllo ~ e ~ · · -...IIIJ IR llllllld ··~. ••...,... •WIIII"'CIIil...,et .. .. .................... . ' • IMIIItll ~ pm~nbl r~IU'., M!ll fnllllt~ . . . ·'· f . . ·, 12·7·aop I e3t'-wl"'lllln llind811111..... . ~~ . •·.. $1495 . ' W ' ' ' -.GJe ..... lnm ~·~ lldlbe~ a.s His O.•ee . 'I!IJilDIDoRT Jt ·~ ' -'-#: OllllnC«. • member . . eblr" llllill of Local Sc!lool wllli • GREEN ' wbelber an addllloaal beav)' airerlft canitr bed boon ... dored tD 1be Middle Eut to ftiDfan:e two DOW 011 IIIIIIGD. Depa1 Fw M llfett II ' 1be belloopler CI7Tier Guam • llld _... other o eh left 6r 1be Med!••uiili8ll Friday. or 111e Marina, 1,a _. aboard tile Guam llld betwe111 50 llld 1,000 wse aboanllbe El · Puo, a cargo ~ belni uaed • a lroop tranlport• . Laird delerlbed 1be sltuallan .In Jord!m .. ''lluld" bul aalcl tile ' Jordonllo llnll1'._ tD have lblnp fairb' ...uunder oonlrol U fllr U Ammlliil COIIlelbod." Moorer llllld llle .T<rianiiD InDY il •wp1dng a concerted · · ol!lri ID raton law and Older" .' llld 'WemJ to be mHinl ~ aalllfae!Dry Pl\lCIIII." Be said ' · IIMre - 110 alp tbat s,na .. ;. Iraq"'" me- a "eonoerted, : '" trpliled 6rt ID aid lbe . Jonllllilll .-rlllu or tD lab parlin 1117 WIJ'In tile "-"""'· · N•C a r< Laird IIIII Sov1e1 . . . beq: 111111 In Jcmm, ' tblt llle Udled 8lala bad iliilfb 11lltlnn of riJIUfll Soviet. tanb !lave IMIIB ~vedhll ' ' ,WHITE /•· rl. tbe Jollll auer:s of Slalf, refuled to 1&7 �• f ' i I I' ' t • ' THIS LIVING ROOM Regular 1299 Concord 95 ' Lacking We Have S_pecial Anniversary Burs All Over The Store WAIIJ\EN')'ON, VL (UPI)- :~ ~ h.,. Deleale leu I MeiWI ·R. ::>. Laird lllid Sllurdo7 DO U;S, :; ; . . _ wtlllnla oewln Jordoll :;: Many Items We Could Not Advertise We want to show our appreciation for the fine patron119e you've shown us in the lasl20 years. aa JaDa U Kin8 ibMID'IIInll1 ;: II In control. Ill& Laird ID- ; • d•"ed tbat llllldup rl. · 1be u.s. lib F1iot In tile ' a*!\!' MAYTAG WASHER and DRYER 'le1t._anean will contlaut. ;. 'OOIIIng to fi!IICirlllr• at tile eadolllllnfti'IDII~ oonlermee II AlrUe llo!lle, In 1be VlrPia tilililb:)illde, Laird said tbat Ibn will periUpl be llliloaacall&lll frvm time to time cwtiului! •....,.. 1m- ' ' plm••latlom" of tllie lliel, In edd!t!m tD ....nl lldpl - ; : ' betA-~ I,IOIMtd 7 1 ' alrudy 011 die WIJ'. Laird and Adm. 1lvm'" H. . .. ' . .,. ONLY ONLY ~. ~ 12995 1 •427 .:: PAIR VALUES ALL OVER lltE STORE MASON ;:iiTURE'S Muted Popped the Quedon at 90 WOBURN, Mall. mPn - Herllert D. Wblle, wbo was "tired ~ l'lllllllllg ai'UIIDd," go& mliTiedFrlday. He Is Nand Ills wife II 81. "I dlolagb& I& would lie a JOOCI &t!De to MUle clowll," the liJ'OOIIl said. "I waa &Ired ~ nqudag . Knickerbocker's FOLD-A-WAY BED with BRASS and WALNUT HEADBOARD • Featurint anew 4"' THICK Reversible FOAM MATTRESS • $3995 INCH ' " 36 INCH ai'OIIIId. '' WhHe met 4Jle former Mrs. awioHe ReUig, a widow, when be llegaa to .. "'1111e eaJojieidly warll farber claugb&er, Mn. Meta Helml!eh 1ued to ldd them a.a ..Yr•• ..u ut~~ lwat IGO to lid manied," White uld. "Bill tbl ... too loll& and I figured to was a alee age to get marr!M." . , WI.J&e Aid be gave Ills 1lrlde "two weeb to make 11(1 ber mimi.'' wlaer! ,b!i (IGIIpell ,the q'Qel..... "Bu.t 111e uld It wu already ••• ap. ~ Aid ••are. '" rafrigerator • Sturdy, lilfttweiilflt olulninum conit,.ction · 30" w,-full lon&lh · foidt aM rolls •••lly. 30 : $4995 fmiJzl8 .,... 14 CU. FT. . .,, ' ' FROsr FR£~ ror:,Aito ,BoffoM .. ' ~ · eoi.ORS: coPPER • . . •IIIMI..-ptlonanr 111!111 fiUndiiiiB IUPIII\fllo ~ e ~ · · -...IIIJ IR llllllld ··~. ••...,... •WIIII"'CIIil...,et .. .. .................... . ' • IMIIItll ~ pm~nbl r~IU'., M!ll fnllllt~ . . . ·'· f . . ·, 12·7·aop I e3t'-wl"'lllln llind811111..... . ~~ . •·.. $1495 . ' W ' ' ' -.GJe ..... lnm ~·~ lldlbe~ a.s His O.•ee . 'I!IJilDIDoRT Jt ·~ ' -'-#: OllllnC«. • member . . eblr" llllill of Local Sc!lool wllli • GREEN ' wbelber an addllloaal beav)' airerlft canitr bed boon ... dored tD 1be Middle Eut to ftiDfan:e two DOW 011 IIIIIIGD. Depa1 Fw M llfett II ' 1be belloopler CI7Tier Guam • llld _... other o eh left 6r 1be Med!••uiili8ll Friday. or 111e Marina, 1,a _. aboard tile Guam llld betwe111 50 llld 1,000 wse aboanllbe El · Puo, a cargo ~ belni uaed • a lroop tranlport• . Laird delerlbed 1be sltuallan .In Jord!m .. ''lluld" bul aalcl tile ' Jordonllo llnll1'._ tD have lblnp fairb' ...uunder oonlrol U fllr U Ammlliil COIIlelbod." Moorer llllld llle .T<rianiiD InDY il •wp1dng a concerted · · ol!lri ID raton law and Older" .' llld 'WemJ to be mHinl ~ aalllfae!Dry Pl\lCIIII." Be said ' · IIMre - 110 alp tbat s,na .. ;. Iraq"'" me- a "eonoerted, : '" trpliled 6rt ID aid lbe . Jonllllilll .-rlllu or tD lab parlin 1117 WIJ'In tile "-"""'· · N•C a r< Laird IIIII Sov1e1 . . . beq: 111111 In Jcmm, ' tblt llle Udled 8lala bad iliilfb 11lltlnn of riJIUfll Soviet. tanb !lave IMIIB ~vedhll ' ' ,WHITE /•· rl. tbe Jollll auer:s of Slalf, refuled to 1&7 �.. Tbi....., .'• IJI 'l'lmoa. 8tmlilei,IIIIHIIJ: September~· 1110 • ate.s ·~ . • . \ .. ' ' - · vlclory over the lllumpliig New ~! ~tl~:t! pla,U.. foj' YIX'k Moll. two weeu, Five Pllll!b\ll'&h pltchera iine and combjnecl on II fl,ve-!ll!ler with and WUile starter Lukl! Walker-'reeelviog hill 1,000th credit fiX' hll 14th viclory, high toun on tile Pirates' atalf. the a Z.1 The triumph e~wrs .lho (UP!) : run ee ' <'" I . ~ ' Plralelto mlbllllili 1•mft~2 ·•' < ' • ' Plti'fJUrllh ~ bOib Jll pmeo Dllflln OYe!' '!tai9 In tuna1wl!IJ ,.,.. oul In tile tbfrd tlleNatlonaU.eai\IO'•Ei!JI~ IJmlnc. ~jty Alou liJI8Ied with ea . Clemente, who had- been out . had llUIIIerOlll C!IJI)OI'IUnlllea to baaea with none Qi>. cl acllon IInce Sept. 4 due to a !II theJ . rete~¥«! Rookie John Lamb relieved back Injury, moved to third on waiQ, but theJ Could puah a Walker and, after _tbrowlng while tile Mell, Who l~ -~, .01\ll 011l 104 following a hill hi las Tommie Agee fumbled man· ICI'IIO!I oo1y 1n tile lllath three baBa to JI'ITJ Grote, in· fourth game In a row, feB 3 IM'"~t, Cttmente doubled tbe ball and IC<ftd what proved innlllc: Donn qendenan singled duced tile New York eatcber to 1-21J111l01 off llie l)llee,ln i~>irt· off tlle·leli centerfield nil to to be lbe w'.nnlng run on for tltuecond cllila two hill to grOW!d 11116 a double play with Stargell'o lingle to rtcht lleld. open the~lb and Ron Swoboda Clendenon scoring, Bud place. .. ; ..iltlve In Alou. The defending champion Meta and .JO'e F;walked to load lbe Hari-elaon then flied out to end '' _1; I ., ' .ewe run. ~ • the rail)'. .The Mell got IIW.lr ftrll bitter on baaein lb: Of tile-~ and three ~ .plaeed . . . lint two- 00 ~• .but fditt' Pltl.lburgh double plafl follli4 lbelr efforta. 1 Fighting Irish Romp, 35-14 EVANBTON, ru. (UP!) Notre Dame openad up Saturday with an offensive display featuring Denny Allan's three touchdown runs and Joe Theiamann'o field generalship in a 3H4 s!A!IIIJil'oller job over Northwestern. Theismann, lbe Irish quarterback, piled up 196 yards total offense as he ran t... one touch- .. lkSl'- StOP .' ·.! DYMO lil" • • \,lABEL MAKER.f: ' Ptrsonallns ... Organizes ... Identifies. Dial let· ten, numbers, symbols . .. Squeeze the h~ndle, pull' Cut-off trigger and the finished label IS -:eody to. instantly. 1 62 18 42 3Sc 6.99 The lint two times lbe lriah bad poeaesslon they marched 75 yards for touchdolma, with Allan rwmlng over from the 411>: yard line for the first and Tbelsmann sweeping from the nine lor tile second. AI that point Notre Dame appeared to have the game wrapped up, but a Notre Dame fumble recovered by John Voorhees on tile Irish 23 set up a one'f&rd touchdown run ·by Northwestern's Maurie Daigneau. Barry Pearson then returned a punt 71 yards for lbe second Northwestern score In 39 seconds and the game was tied. After that, Northwestern ·couldn't keep ill attack going and the Irish mercUully remained on lbe groWld moot of the second jJa)f to coast to tile win. Allan got tile third lriah touchdown on a lbree'fard run and the last on a one-yard run, while Thelamann completed a 17-yard pass to Bill 8srz for the other Irish score. Theiamann lbrew only five paasea in the second jJa)f IIIII In lbe game completed eight Ollt lor 128 yards. All but 0111 Ollila completlona, the ocorlng loll to Ban, was eaught by tpllt ead Tom Gatewood. One of Gatewood's reeapliona covered 'II yards p•••••ttng the Dnt lriah ocore. It was the flfth straight win for Notre Dame over lbe Wlldeata. To Win, 6..5 1.50 4.00 ,. LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Wes Parker's liasesloaded double chased home three runs in a four-run aeventh inning rally for Los Angeles ali the Dcidgera came from behind to beat the Houston Astros 6-5 Saturday. Loser Don Wilson, noW 11», had 1imited Loll Angeles to four hits going into the seventh. But rookie BiD Buckner opened with a triple to_right and ~Cored the tieing run on BiD Grabarkewitz' sacrifice ' ,J:,I{• . '"\ t19 .Mana_a. 1.32 7Se Plstof OrfD 9'( 84( City Oil LA Rallies Hum' P!!sll #Mwer 18 158 93 \ ·; Doaorlption Ql;y ' - 1111 own aCCOWlt and paaaed for another. lrlah coach Ara Par"'8hh•• bad voiced preseason doubtl about hla Wlcertaln attack, but hll team had no problem unleashing a tremendoUJ grouna aasault on the Wlldcall and amassed 330 yards during the gaule. down fly. Then winning pltcber Mike Strahler and Von Joshue collected slngleo and Wilson was replaced by Ron Cook. Plnchhilter Manny Mota walked to aet up Parker's long double to rtchl cen~. It wu the first major league victory for Strahler, The 23year-old righthander limlted Houston to four alngles after latln8 over In the second In· After Bob Wataon and Denis Menke bad lllnglad, and Doug Rader walked, catcher Larry Howard doubled down the first baae Bne lor two runs. 'J'IIen Manny . Martinez lllngled paat lbe drawn In lnfleld for the third run which brought Strahler into the game. Los Angeles cut tile margin to run wllb a pa1r of Iallie• In lbe fourth. Parker sandwiched a Ding · lingle between two outs. He Jim Brewer took over in tbe stole second before Jim Lefevre ninth and P,ve up a .t.Jro.njn walked. Bw:lclter lingled horne homer to~ ·· ·. ·•, t NUr-MI IIi iii 'ih..IMIIJ ~eaerve!Stlahi&'!l . ·; ~ hcoted O\fi iill4'pitdt ' The Allroo hacljwn • 3· Olead oflolarler Claude O.teen. . . MEET TODAY JACKSON- The 22nd annual SoutheaaiA!rn Ohio League Sportswriters and Radio ' .,. Broadeastera Aasoclatlon fall meeUngwlllbeheldattheJoBy Lanes here, beginning at I ROBINSON, ru. (UP!) - o'clock tltll afternoon. Officers Georae Archer and Deane for the 197().71 year will be , BY mA MILLI!;R Beman fiX'ged Into an early elected, and newsmen will also ' UPJ Sports Writer aacond round lead Saturday make pradlcUons on the out. PITTSBURGH <UPil - Dennis Dummlt with 31 hole tQtala of knder- come of lbe 1970 Soullieaatern Ohio League grid race 1 · UCLA's sluggisb offense to life in the third pBIIIq for one touchdown 8{ld nmning for Archer, Qllro)', cant., who REAVES HOT within one minute 43 seconds to give the oald he Ia aUII having trouble GAINESVILLE, Fll. (UPI) B ·• -ClOJIIeofroln·bebind 24-15 victory over Pitt will! a IA!nnla elbow that a11ecta - Quarterback John Reaves Sa.)'. h!o dr\Yiog llred • 87 to paaaed for 272 yard& and two ' ~· beld to only three terhack John Hogan, Who also match llilllnt round total. touahdOWilS Saturday afternoon ,, ~•nllll(ttm• .til 12 1ttempta In ~ lor ooe toucbdown llld BemA!l, Belheada, Md., 81 Florida burlad Miaslaslppl lbe ~ llllf, ~ an 1J11n1 ru for one, the Panthers carded lb: blrdlea and had no State 34·13 In tbo first .,_liiOIII ill ·RAgle ECboll dominated tbeflrat ball and lad, boglel in recording • IIi to go Soutbeastern Conference game 1 i !1111 11!1111 jliiJIII badl: llllh a ,.. 1&-10, beforellumnllt rallied lbe with 'Thuraday'a • ocore. of tile yaM. --!p,~la IIi ~liP. 01111· III'Uina, PAUER SHINES , •Dn•.,. ' Jlid~P!lmi~.bt~... IJofllll, p)Jylng In b1a f1rat HUNTER WINS1ml . ~· Wyo. (UP!) 1'be.. h!O' · ~- lolichcliiWIW flnlahe,l wllb. OAICLAND (UP!) - Jllll Quarterback Bob Parker threw l'lliileli,Plu'J luplred eftort to In 47 lllletnpW . for Hunter became the flnl pitcber three touchdown puoes ' Win • apealiJ - lor the • ~- In ~-fJilt .... ..: l:.,, ~~ . :,S:';~b beat FltUwthe to win 17gametforthe AtltleUco Sa ..,,..J uu'"'illlg a well· ......... _ ... - - · . ......••, ..__ .___. f1rat Iince theJ left Pllilidelphla in balanced Alr Force aerial and ......,. ,.,_,. •-... . -;....t..._,...,._ 19611byhurllncOUiandtoaZ.l grbtihd allact to 1 41·17 Yiclory 1111 1~ Ylclol7. ., . Arlhllr Slllll raced ~ M ... ~u•-•· ._,_, __ over 1 JOWll) WJ11111inc IC[uad. l.eci ''!IY 1opbomore, qllll'· , : the IJ!Icldle mldltay ·:-~· over ~ ·- - . . iii!'O!IIib;llie' f1rat . 1.11 61 ONLY < \ ·:a YARD 6UARO rt' ~ .S100 . $1.88 . Pitt, .24·15 .. llue Ccanvas Noleloolc Sot 6 brouilb~ , Air . !;A~U:J ~:~~· quan.r, ,.:Allid - I. Archer, Beman Share Top Spot '';.:f Pill'· 100 .3.00 ..... 2.18, 1.00 , ft i ~ il, Bisle . Hd'oi :. . ~~w~i:E PllMBIE -Jielpace DIIIIIIIIIGIP (IZ) lllmbledGD the Mliraaden' lint offensive play from scrlrnmage Friday night with viiiUng Belpre recovering the bobble. Belpre Yelp,..,... taekler Ia MerlE [!!l!opn1ne (72) . Gil . . . Jon Kloos (84) and Bob Werry (12}. Meigo won. u.e. Illinois Snaps Losing Streak CHAMPAIGN, ID. (UP!) Sophomore quarterbad< Mlb Wella, who bad been rated not good enough to otart, came to lbe l'tiiCIIe of Wllerdog Illlnoll In the second quarter and . accounted for all the *,.,.I ' ~owr !'< I did wu anea1t one yard for one loucbdown, paas for another, and ldck two field goals llld two atra points to ride off with Dlinola' f1rat vic· · Today's Hurlers Br Unllocl Prtsalnlernotlonol (WOn-Lost RKordoln Po ron tllenol!Notlonol Looguel Housl<>~ 1Dierker U-12l at Los Allgeles !Sutton U-12). Cincinnati (Gullett 3-2 or Maloney 0-0l at Atlanta (Reed 6-10). Phlladelrchla !Lersch S.3l at Stp~f:~~rg~r/l.:.:;,1 'l;.9 and Veale 9-151 at Now York ( Koosman 10-7 and S..ver 18'2h~cago (Hands 17-31 at Montreal (~ko 12-10). - IAmortcon LNguel Oo~~~':'('3lu~Vf.~~hl 20-lll at Minnesota IBlyleven 9-8) at Chicago (Moo,. 3-91. . New York (Kline 5-4) at Detroit (lollch 13-11. Cleveland IDunning 4-9) at Baltimore (Palmer 19-10), Kansos City !John1011 7-11) at Milwaukee (Lockwood 3·111. Weohlngton !Shellenbock 6-5) at Boston (Culp 15-U). torl alnce th• Dllnl whipped things began happening. Walker again, ttlvilll to tile Nortllwestem, 1~. In Novem- lila onlllaught overllhadowed polld wbere W.U.couldptolh all$-yardTomBiancbardiD Bob 31 )lid field 10111. ber, 11168. llllnoia coach Jllll Valek bad Newland touchdown pass which llllnola' tlqb dele• proved laid WeDs, deoplte lbe flash he broke the old Ducks' record of cleclalve In the ~ half. badl!howed81' almbman, was 114 yards. . Twice II btl lba Dudilhm not good enough to above Steve But before tbat Weill bll4 IICoring from witlm • , . . -' u~ ~ aa llart!ol quarter. ,.akeady $11Qt~ full. the IDalllne. ~ ba~J,<-,._ alter; the lllldl ~' bilctMike'W~f'dD8 ID the lhlr4 ~ .._,. spullired tltroup a acore1esa and rmnlng drive .tile Ill ended a cliwe lbat1!iillil 011111t !lntquarter\!IWello<ameooand which mded wllh Welllmeak· 43 yard line wllb 1 ·•;lid ing ovar from lbe ooe for the touchdo1m pass to Doug Dfell. game'I f1rat loucbdoiiD. Ill. Early In the fourtb quarW. Boston Pol!ts 7-3 And alter tile~ OregGD W.U.booteda~ardlleldpl play which with lbe CCilvenion, ID pwe Illllloio I ».7 lad. Jn Ope m Der tied the ocore,lt was Wella and ID lbe lui quarter, llragGD . plcllad ~ two poilU wllh a BOSTON(UPI)-Thelloolm ufety wben Wello- doi!IIID ftad So1 Jumped on local hoy 1111 own end ...... Tbe llucb Joe Coleman for ftve runs In the llrst two innings Saturday and IC<ftd their -.llollchduwn on a 21 1ad run up the middle held on lora 7-3victoryoverthe by lullhack Greg Manblll. Wuhington Senators In thellrst game of a day-night In wlmillg Ill l1rat opeatnc doubleheader NORMAN, Okla. (UPI) - game Iince 19611, I1Bno1a beld · So~w Ken Brett, who The IUUiing cl Roy Bell and lftgon to jUJt three ,wa evenedhiarecardats.Bwltllthe aopholllllfe Joy Wylie and a I'Uihlng. win, struck out II batters before !lbored-<lp defense whicb held being relieved by Gary Wagner Wlaconaln to one f1rat dollll In In the eighth Inning. He fanned lite aeCCild baH carrlad the e1gbl men over the first three Oklahoma Sooners "' a 21·7 ~ and lllrUck out Frank victory over Wloconsin Saturday. Howard four tlmeo. Bell, a junior converted from a flanker bact, pWlched a<J'OIIS two seccmd half touchdowns VOLS ROMP KNOXVILLE, TeM. (UP!) - from the lour and ti!O'fard llneo A !) Fullback Curt Wataoll IC<ftd as part of bla llz.yard con· ~ two touchdowns Saturday as trlbulion to the Oklahoma Tenneaaee ldckad off 28-year- ground game, wblle qllll'- MONTREAL (UP!) - Jim old Bill Battle's f1rat ...... ea terbact J..S Ml1dren got the Hickman, Joe Pl!pllone head coach wll:h a ~ victory ~ Sooner I8By filii OIIO'fli'll Johnny CaDI 'Oil each drove plunce. two runs S.lurdiJ u over Southern Methodlal. · adcago Cube kept pace wllb Plltsbur1h Piraleo In daUonal l.eque Eaal defeallllg the Monlnal t-4. The Cube led, 4-3, the eighth lnnlnc W_Wiama doubled . Santo drew 1 walk. drove In hll second pme, IICOring lingle and t>.p!tooe 1111 second RBI, Callloon'l 1ltb w· Sooners Trip Badgers 21-7 Cub8 Keep Pace WI"th Triumph , :r·-- Carl ••n.of!aceoanfi.d 10r . l'1l!lf. ' ID lhl ......ldlllld ' �.. Tbi....., .'• IJI 'l'lmoa. 8tmlilei,IIIIHIIJ: September~· 1110 • ate.s ·~ . • . \ .. ' ' - · vlclory over the lllumpliig New ~! ~tl~:t! pla,U.. foj' YIX'k Moll. two weeu, Five Pllll!b\ll'&h pltchera iine and combjnecl on II fl,ve-!ll!ler with and WUile starter Lukl! Walker-'reeelviog hill 1,000th credit fiX' hll 14th viclory, high toun on tile Pirates' atalf. the a Z.1 The triumph e~wrs .lho (UP!) : run ee ' <'" I . ~ ' Plralelto mlbllllili 1•mft~2 ·•' < ' • ' Plti'fJUrllh ~ bOib Jll pmeo Dllflln OYe!' '!tai9 In tuna1wl!IJ ,.,.. oul In tile tbfrd tlleNatlonaU.eai\IO'•Ei!JI~ IJmlnc. ~jty Alou liJI8Ied with ea . Clemente, who had- been out . had llUIIIerOlll C!IJI)OI'IUnlllea to baaea with none Qi>. cl acllon IInce Sept. 4 due to a !II theJ . rete~¥«! Rookie John Lamb relieved back Injury, moved to third on waiQ, but theJ Could puah a Walker and, after _tbrowlng while tile Mell, Who l~ -~, .01\ll 011l 104 following a hill hi las Tommie Agee fumbled man· ICI'IIO!I oo1y 1n tile lllath three baBa to JI'ITJ Grote, in· fourth game In a row, feB 3 IM'"~t, Cttmente doubled tbe ball and IC<ftd what proved innlllc: Donn qendenan singled duced tile New York eatcber to 1-21J111l01 off llie l)llee,ln i~>irt· off tlle·leli centerfield nil to to be lbe w'.nnlng run on for tltuecond cllila two hill to grOW!d 11116 a double play with Stargell'o lingle to rtcht lleld. open the~lb and Ron Swoboda Clendenon scoring, Bud place. .. ; ..iltlve In Alou. The defending champion Meta and .JO'e F;walked to load lbe Hari-elaon then flied out to end '' _1; I ., ' .ewe run. ~ • the rail)'. .The Mell got IIW.lr ftrll bitter on baaein lb: Of tile-~ and three ~ .plaeed . . . lint two- 00 ~• .but fditt' Pltl.lburgh double plafl follli4 lbelr efforta. 1 Fighting Irish Romp, 35-14 EVANBTON, ru. (UP!) Notre Dame openad up Saturday with an offensive display featuring Denny Allan's three touchdown runs and Joe Theiamann'o field generalship in a 3H4 s!A!IIIJil'oller job over Northwestern. Theismann, lbe Irish quarterback, piled up 196 yards total offense as he ran t... one touch- .. lkSl'- StOP .' ·.! DYMO lil" • • \,lABEL MAKER.f: ' Ptrsonallns ... Organizes ... Identifies. Dial let· ten, numbers, symbols . .. Squeeze the h~ndle, pull' Cut-off trigger and the finished label IS -:eody to. instantly. 1 62 18 42 3Sc 6.99 The lint two times lbe lriah bad poeaesslon they marched 75 yards for touchdolma, with Allan rwmlng over from the 411>: yard line for the first and Tbelsmann sweeping from the nine lor tile second. AI that point Notre Dame appeared to have the game wrapped up, but a Notre Dame fumble recovered by John Voorhees on tile Irish 23 set up a one'f&rd touchdown run ·by Northwestern's Maurie Daigneau. Barry Pearson then returned a punt 71 yards for lbe second Northwestern score In 39 seconds and the game was tied. After that, Northwestern ·couldn't keep ill attack going and the Irish mercUully remained on lbe groWld moot of the second jJa)f to coast to tile win. Allan got tile third lriah touchdown on a lbree'fard run and the last on a one-yard run, while Thelamann completed a 17-yard pass to Bill 8srz for the other Irish score. Theiamann lbrew only five paasea in the second jJa)f IIIII In lbe game completed eight Ollt lor 128 yards. All but 0111 Ollila completlona, the ocorlng loll to Ban, was eaught by tpllt ead Tom Gatewood. One of Gatewood's reeapliona covered 'II yards p•••••ttng the Dnt lriah ocore. It was the flfth straight win for Notre Dame over lbe Wlldeata. To Win, 6..5 1.50 4.00 ,. LOS ANGELES (UPI) - Wes Parker's liasesloaded double chased home three runs in a four-run aeventh inning rally for Los Angeles ali the Dcidgera came from behind to beat the Houston Astros 6-5 Saturday. Loser Don Wilson, noW 11», had 1imited Loll Angeles to four hits going into the seventh. But rookie BiD Buckner opened with a triple to_right and ~Cored the tieing run on BiD Grabarkewitz' sacrifice ' ,J:,I{• . '"\ t19 .Mana_a. 1.32 7Se Plstof OrfD 9'( 84( City Oil LA Rallies Hum' P!!sll #Mwer 18 158 93 \ ·; Doaorlption Ql;y ' - 1111 own aCCOWlt and paaaed for another. lrlah coach Ara Par"'8hh•• bad voiced preseason doubtl about hla Wlcertaln attack, but hll team had no problem unleashing a tremendoUJ grouna aasault on the Wlldcall and amassed 330 yards during the gaule. down fly. Then winning pltcber Mike Strahler and Von Joshue collected slngleo and Wilson was replaced by Ron Cook. Plnchhilter Manny Mota walked to aet up Parker's long double to rtchl cen~. It wu the first major league victory for Strahler, The 23year-old righthander limlted Houston to four alngles after latln8 over In the second In· After Bob Wataon and Denis Menke bad lllnglad, and Doug Rader walked, catcher Larry Howard doubled down the first baae Bne lor two runs. 'J'IIen Manny . Martinez lllngled paat lbe drawn In lnfleld for the third run which brought Strahler into the game. Los Angeles cut tile margin to run wllb a pa1r of Iallie• In lbe fourth. Parker sandwiched a Ding · lingle between two outs. He Jim Brewer took over in tbe stole second before Jim Lefevre ninth and P,ve up a .t.Jro.njn walked. Bw:lclter lingled horne homer to~ ·· ·. ·•, t NUr-MI IIi iii 'ih..IMIIJ ~eaerve!Stlahi&'!l . ·; ~ hcoted O\fi iill4'pitdt ' The Allroo hacljwn • 3· Olead oflolarler Claude O.teen. . . MEET TODAY JACKSON- The 22nd annual SoutheaaiA!rn Ohio League Sportswriters and Radio ' .,. Broadeastera Aasoclatlon fall meeUngwlllbeheldattheJoBy Lanes here, beginning at I ROBINSON, ru. (UP!) - o'clock tltll afternoon. Officers Georae Archer and Deane for the 197().71 year will be , BY mA MILLI!;R Beman fiX'ged Into an early elected, and newsmen will also ' UPJ Sports Writer aacond round lead Saturday make pradlcUons on the out. PITTSBURGH <UPil - Dennis Dummlt with 31 hole tQtala of knder- come of lbe 1970 Soullieaatern Ohio League grid race 1 · UCLA's sluggisb offense to life in the third pBIIIq for one touchdown 8{ld nmning for Archer, Qllro)', cant., who REAVES HOT within one minute 43 seconds to give the oald he Ia aUII having trouble GAINESVILLE, Fll. (UPI) B ·• -ClOJIIeofroln·bebind 24-15 victory over Pitt will! a IA!nnla elbow that a11ecta - Quarterback John Reaves Sa.)'. h!o dr\Yiog llred • 87 to paaaed for 272 yard& and two ' ~· beld to only three terhack John Hogan, Who also match llilllnt round total. touahdOWilS Saturday afternoon ,, ~•nllll(ttm• .til 12 1ttempta In ~ lor ooe toucbdown llld BemA!l, Belheada, Md., 81 Florida burlad Miaslaslppl lbe ~ llllf, ~ an 1J11n1 ru for one, the Panthers carded lb: blrdlea and had no State 34·13 In tbo first .,_liiOIII ill ·RAgle ECboll dominated tbeflrat ball and lad, boglel in recording • IIi to go Soutbeastern Conference game 1 i !1111 11!1111 jliiJIII badl: llllh a ,.. 1&-10, beforellumnllt rallied lbe with 'Thuraday'a • ocore. of tile yaM. --!p,~la IIi ~liP. 01111· III'Uina, PAUER SHINES , •Dn•.,. ' Jlid~P!lmi~.bt~... IJofllll, p)Jylng In b1a f1rat HUNTER WINS1ml . ~· Wyo. (UP!) 1'be.. h!O' · ~- lolichcliiWIW flnlahe,l wllb. OAICLAND (UP!) - Jllll Quarterback Bob Parker threw l'lliileli,Plu'J luplred eftort to In 47 lllletnpW . for Hunter became the flnl pitcber three touchdown puoes ' Win • apealiJ - lor the • ~- In ~-fJilt .... ..: l:.,, ~~ . :,S:';~b beat FltUwthe to win 17gametforthe AtltleUco Sa ..,,..J uu'"'illlg a well· ......... _ ... - - · . ......••, ..__ .___. f1rat Iince theJ left Pllilidelphla in balanced Alr Force aerial and ......,. ,.,_,. •-... . -;....t..._,...,._ 19611byhurllncOUiandtoaZ.l grbtihd allact to 1 41·17 Yiclory 1111 1~ Ylclol7. ., . Arlhllr Slllll raced ~ M ... ~u•-•· ._,_, __ over 1 JOWll) WJ11111inc IC[uad. l.eci ''!IY 1opbomore, qllll'· , : the IJ!Icldle mldltay ·:-~· over ~ ·- - . . iii!'O!IIib;llie' f1rat . 1.11 61 ONLY < \ ·:a YARD 6UARO rt' ~ .S100 . $1.88 . Pitt, .24·15 .. llue Ccanvas Noleloolc Sot 6 brouilb~ , Air . !;A~U:J ~:~~· quan.r, ,.:Allid - I. Archer, Beman Share Top Spot '';.:f Pill'· 100 .3.00 ..... 2.18, 1.00 , ft i ~ il, Bisle . Hd'oi :. . ~~w~i:E PllMBIE -Jielpace DIIIIIIIIIGIP (IZ) lllmbledGD the Mliraaden' lint offensive play from scrlrnmage Friday night with viiiUng Belpre recovering the bobble. Belpre Yelp,..,... taekler Ia MerlE [!!l!opn1ne (72) . Gil . . . Jon Kloos (84) and Bob Werry (12}. Meigo won. u.e. Illinois Snaps Losing Streak CHAMPAIGN, ID. (UP!) Sophomore quarterbad< Mlb Wella, who bad been rated not good enough to otart, came to lbe l'tiiCIIe of Wllerdog Illlnoll In the second quarter and . accounted for all the *,.,.I ' ~owr !'< I did wu anea1t one yard for one loucbdown, paas for another, and ldck two field goals llld two atra points to ride off with Dlinola' f1rat vic· · Today's Hurlers Br Unllocl Prtsalnlernotlonol (WOn-Lost RKordoln Po ron tllenol!Notlonol Looguel Housl<>~ 1Dierker U-12l at Los Allgeles !Sutton U-12). Cincinnati (Gullett 3-2 or Maloney 0-0l at Atlanta (Reed 6-10). Phlladelrchla !Lersch S.3l at Stp~f:~~rg~r/l.:.:;,1 'l;.9 and Veale 9-151 at Now York ( Koosman 10-7 and S..ver 18'2h~cago (Hands 17-31 at Montreal (~ko 12-10). - IAmortcon LNguel Oo~~~':'('3lu~Vf.~~hl 20-lll at Minnesota IBlyleven 9-8) at Chicago (Moo,. 3-91. . New York (Kline 5-4) at Detroit (lollch 13-11. Cleveland IDunning 4-9) at Baltimore (Palmer 19-10), Kansos City !John1011 7-11) at Milwaukee (Lockwood 3·111. Weohlngton !Shellenbock 6-5) at Boston (Culp 15-U). torl alnce th• Dllnl whipped things began happening. Walker again, ttlvilll to tile Nortllwestem, 1~. In Novem- lila onlllaught overllhadowed polld wbere W.U.couldptolh all$-yardTomBiancbardiD Bob 31 )lid field 10111. ber, 11168. llllnoia coach Jllll Valek bad Newland touchdown pass which llllnola' tlqb dele• proved laid WeDs, deoplte lbe flash he broke the old Ducks' record of cleclalve In the ~ half. badl!howed81' almbman, was 114 yards. . Twice II btl lba Dudilhm not good enough to above Steve But before tbat Weill bll4 IICoring from witlm • , . . -' u~ ~ aa llart!ol quarter. ,.akeady $11Qt~ full. the IDalllne. ~ ba~J,<-,._ alter; the lllldl ~' bilctMike'W~f'dD8 ID the lhlr4 ~ .._,. spullired tltroup a acore1esa and rmnlng drive .tile Ill ended a cliwe lbat1!iillil 011111t !lntquarter\!IWello<ameooand which mded wllh Welllmeak· 43 yard line wllb 1 ·•;lid ing ovar from lbe ooe for the touchdo1m pass to Doug Dfell. game'I f1rat loucbdoiiD. Ill. Early In the fourtb quarW. Boston Pol!ts 7-3 And alter tile~ OregGD W.U.booteda~ardlleldpl play which with lbe CCilvenion, ID pwe Illllloio I ».7 lad. Jn Ope m Der tied the ocore,lt was Wella and ID lbe lui quarter, llragGD . plcllad ~ two poilU wllh a BOSTON(UPI)-Thelloolm ufety wben Wello- doi!IIID ftad So1 Jumped on local hoy 1111 own end ...... Tbe llucb Joe Coleman for ftve runs In the llrst two innings Saturday and IC<ftd their -.llollchduwn on a 21 1ad run up the middle held on lora 7-3victoryoverthe by lullhack Greg Manblll. Wuhington Senators In thellrst game of a day-night In wlmillg Ill l1rat opeatnc doubleheader NORMAN, Okla. (UPI) - game Iince 19611, I1Bno1a beld · So~w Ken Brett, who The IUUiing cl Roy Bell and lftgon to jUJt three ,wa evenedhiarecardats.Bwltllthe aopholllllfe Joy Wylie and a I'Uihlng. win, struck out II batters before !lbored-<lp defense whicb held being relieved by Gary Wagner Wlaconaln to one f1rat dollll In In the eighth Inning. He fanned lite aeCCild baH carrlad the e1gbl men over the first three Oklahoma Sooners "' a 21·7 ~ and lllrUck out Frank victory over Wloconsin Saturday. Howard four tlmeo. Bell, a junior converted from a flanker bact, pWlched a<J'OIIS two seccmd half touchdowns VOLS ROMP KNOXVILLE, TeM. (UP!) - from the lour and ti!O'fard llneo A !) Fullback Curt Wataoll IC<ftd as part of bla llz.yard con· ~ two touchdowns Saturday as trlbulion to the Oklahoma Tenneaaee ldckad off 28-year- ground game, wblle qllll'- MONTREAL (UP!) - Jim old Bill Battle's f1rat ...... ea terbact J..S Ml1dren got the Hickman, Joe Pl!pllone head coach wll:h a ~ victory ~ Sooner I8By filii OIIO'fli'll Johnny CaDI 'Oil each drove plunce. two runs S.lurdiJ u over Southern Methodlal. · adcago Cube kept pace wllb Plltsbur1h Piraleo In daUonal l.eque Eaal defeallllg the Monlnal t-4. The Cube led, 4-3, the eighth lnnlnc W_Wiama doubled . Santo drew 1 walk. drove In hll second pme, IICOring lingle and t>.p!tooe 1111 second RBI, Callloon'l 1ltb w· Sooners Trip Badgers 21-7 Cub8 Keep Pace WI"th Triumph , :r·-- Carl ••n.of!aceoanfi.d 10r . l'1l!lf. ' ID lhl ......ldlllld ' �' I I ' ~ , Meig~ ~ ·lfombs • • 0-0 By Lancer~· • ' 'Belpre, 42 •I i .. L d· 1 ,' ;~~a:uile .· ea . 10n1or running back, psced the ~ter noted fGr 1111 Jcitll.tlldt:, winners with 13$ yards in 12 runnlng. Eutem'o nut ~ Bobby RaUilf, a 148 pound home · Saturday •pine! oenlor halfback led North G8Uia Warren Local B ' - · with 75 yardo In eight carrleo. North GaUla wiD boll 8rlf!lb. The same wao played "" • .....,.. wetturfwhlehcouldaccountfor By Quarters' the Eaglea control of Harvey Eaatern 2110...11 Brown, a awlft 132 pound North GaUla 0000-t VINTON - · Coach Larry the !!rat quarter. ANortli (;allla general handyman, gained 2111 flve yard line. Rltchle't E~atern EasJea pun! attempt wu fulpbledln yardllaatweelllnblsdebutua Quarterback' Jackie Slnlth called f,.. an end sweep W\lk:h • Pt9Ved coolly. The ball was "'·· ~· I ' t-. : ·· , . · play Frjday , nlgbt to upend loose pigskin. Alter rullng the North Gallia's. only major fllmbled In the en4 zone. ~. :.,,J 'r : > PY. Kf;ITH WISECUP , North Gallia,'ll-41n .Southern play dead, officials declared an threat In the llrlt ball ended on Eaatern's defenalYe left i<ldl< '• ~UPE.R . STADIUM ...;. Piling ~p a 36-0 Vallef AtJijellc .cu\terence tot aulonu\tlc safety. a fumble. The Plrates.of Coacb Howie Caldwell !ell on the ball ~ balf~me - lead, the. MeiSs Matlludem! Went oti to ' played on tile loNn' gridiron. . Eastern reacbed psydirt for P,11ul Alleman drove to the 30 for a touchdown. .Htm•d6fflll tbe'l!lelpreGolden Eagles42-8ln their second The win wu Eaatern'• IOCOI!d the first Ume midway in the yard line only to see their rally North Gallia, again failed to i£"' I ~lea1 '" warmup Friday' night. ' slqllcht Of the mo .._. II second quarter when IOnior lillie!! by repeated penalUea mount a acortna threat unW late nr'""': ol'er the Eagles In the second loss Its final In the final quarter. Thlo Ume; the drive was 1 tl:ilef weapoo was the rqmting of 153 The Eagle• recorded a end Dennla Eichinger, a 180 touchdown In the third quarter stopped on the 35-yard Une. sel)lor ~.a~ l,>ell!)lJ Boggs, . ~~~spuied lafety wllll7:351eft in pound junior. Eichinger, a after the Pirates held on their Dave Smith, a 180 pound lloQI gained 1116 ,ll'dlln u . ' ll$: ·'clll'rlea (or e, J)'J ••erlllJe and quarter ended. In the llrll play , . ,, ~.:.;;;:....ed.P91nll ...l£bii.Meiga .of the llk\XICI quartel'. Werry . -~~t~g:JAJ~· · ==:::::==·.:.~p=·po=: :~:lno:~eSmjthaddedthe ~· ;PI ·~g'M;JlteraJ1y r~ ~ ·.-M~~ file& '\<i11,!l. ;':!7~::• carrteo. ~:J~~ :"~i an::::"~cored }acksonians Maul Greenfield 50-14 _ . . R sw T .''1!=~,'=1 :=.-!.!:al: :::~~~=:. 11 . aJlDftn outs earn, 49 •8 ..""W:~,~·~~. IJII for After a flve yard wa1koff • lfl ·7 ' ~- ~ ~ leUOII agalnlt Mel8a, Boqagalned 13 ,'~.\ toW, t -IJ!il'!c&me,;an and71n two carries fllllllll8nted , ailnoii'Wt~llo gain over 1 elghtyll'dl over i8ft end for hil , , JhOUIIJiiJ.~a ' the IOUOR If ' thlrd slrai8bl touclldown. Mark ': ., an In · . ,prevail. Wllllams attempted the .es~tas ·: · t11r 10t the old but fallecl'on a run. '1JIIII1~: 11 ·,~-~:- • · ~record, 20, left In the first bl!f, 11 was ''<~ J · In 11167. "Boggs 22" and Ypte o. · /; ·l;Q'acb'. ~rley Chancey'• Belpre pl<ked .p·. iwo _firot ~ ~··''';-&~~ ~.:::louko~= ~~~ :er~ lh;n: · :lijfibe ' - · thal-cOilldkeythe recovered an Eqle •bobble to · . Mira 'hopea for their give Meigs•the ball. • 'tecoincr ' • O!!tlleastern Ohio Athletic championship. The Tlgero are 1·1 on the 1088011, 1011ng ~ :li-15 to Porta·mouth •.I. · liJG · OOmplled 11 nine for the · · 011 the dii-ough 'Eoor.s l 5 ?:~~~~~i~lt:lnlor . Top Hitters This Ume, tbougjl, the Belpre defeRIO atiHened aild halted any further Marauder advance. W..,.Y punted 43 Yards to the Belpre 1i The ~ gained ~ul two yards In three trlu and WlliJams couldn't quite match Werry'i punt ., he kicked 29 yards ID the stlpre 46. On the firot play, Boggs ran 21 yards the 25.!Uiing Hoffner got Tiny 14 to !he 11.toOra~. 1n for and Wllllams at fullback lluhed who atral8ht up the mtd.lli. for the final 11 yards and 8 ~~eore. Werry puaed incomplete to Hoffner for the extru and Mtb 3:371eflln the firol haH, MeiSs .was up .2&4. Belpre failed to ga1n a first down and the Marauder! took over on downs at the EasJe 48. On third and nl,ne, Werry puaed to KlllfS fOI' 14 and a firlt down on the ji;agle ~· On the nezt Werry faded back, ·~ · . ',. · ; r-• · Coach Bill 11 PA'I'~IOT A~ama Hannan WUdcat~ scored In every quarter here Friday nl8ht enroute to ·a 49-1 rout ·of 11\111 Southweotern. The win ,snaJipecla·lllfo game loelng a!Hat; fllr: Qannall. S~uth· el8ht of Jb aerials. During the con~ played on a wet..nuddy turf, thwelltem fumbled nine times and lnot the ball eight tl~eo. The WUdcall fumbl~ !<rice and loet one. Southweotem had 113 yardo rushing and 91 psealng. Hannan collected 2911 yards oo the ground. The WUdcall added 52 more In the air. Mac Potter was South· weitern'o197orecirdlsnowo-2. GREENFIELD - Behind the talented quarterbacking of ~nny Valentine and the runweatern's malnotay on defenoe ning of fullback Dan Murphy, with 14 unll.llllsted tacklaa. the Jackson lronmen,chewed up host Greoofleld Mc:Cialn 50-14 By Quarters: Friday night to remain un· Hannan 1487In two outings thlo ooa 0- a defeated SW year, and 12 over a two year period. Valentine not only returned a punt 74 yardo for a touchdown, hut ran an opUon play 20 yards lor another, and fired a six yard for 54 yardl. scoring psao to Mike Buckley The ocore by qua-tero: for another. He also connected POrta. West 0 7 18 Z-27 on a pair of two point conversion Waverly 0 0 0 0- o passea. Murphy scored a poir of 91: ~~":~e '= Waverly· Whitewashed Auain e• q~arter when Powell, a defenolve Uneman, ran back a So~tern fumble. Powell also ran the conversion for an II.0 leaHand. , R. Pa the . nan s · yne was leading workhouse wllh touchdiiWII !'11111 of one, 11, 20, 30 aod 28 yards. He a1oo kicked an extra point and scored on two conversion atlempts. Southwestern acored Us lone WAVERLY - Tllll Waverly Tlgero, who make their ofllclal debut In the SEOAL next Friday night at GallipoUs, ~ tjlelr second shutout of the 10111011 Friday u Portomouth West olapped them 27-4. Last week the Tigers were crunched 311-4 by PortomoutJI Noire Dame, marklng their first loss In 22 games. Terry Gardner wrecked the touchdown quarter on a 22-yardInrunthebyfirst David Buoh, a 145 pound Junior halfback. Senior quarterback Richard GID psiiOd "' sophomore and Mark Smith for the eatra points. Hannan had 23 first downs whlle holding the Highlanders to 10. The Wildcats attempted 11 passes and completed tbree. Soulhwutern completed Tigers Fridayofashe two touchdowns four ran andforlOVen yardl and gabbed a 10-yard pasa frmn Steve Coleman for hlo third m ol the contest. Coleman alao llOIIIIected with Mllre ML<llnnlo for another score with the visitors adding a safety In the final period. Portsmouth West cbnlnated the statlstlcs sa they led In first doWIIII 1.2.1, rolled up 178 yardl l"lllllm,ID Waverly'• 49, and hit on three of 12 passes for 110 yardl. 'Dte Tlgero dld come out on top In psealng with five ol14 ,,.. ..,.~ . ..~ to LOGAN - Fullback Rick Krebs powered the Logan Washington at Boston, 2 p.m . Chieftains to a 1~ victory over Monday's Games vlslttng Hilliard Friday night aa Mlnnesola at Oakland. night california at Milwaukee, night the Chieftains avenged last Detroit at Baltimore, njght Washington of New York, night year's 13-8 loss to the Franklin County eleven. Cleveland at Boston, night Krebo lllll!ed the pigakln 24 (Only g•mes scheduled! tlmeo for 132 yards but the Pennant Rice At AGlonce scoring was done by Ken By United Pross International CUlbertson oo a five yard run NIHCII111 l.Ngue East W. P. 81 69 80 71 18 7J Pet. GB .5<0 1'1• .530 .517 l'h =m·:~~~7'h ~m·~~me (7l, Montreal W Sept. 22 121. 2J, 24; New York 131 Sept. 25, 26, 27. A'Way 6: New York (21 Sept. 20 (2); St. Louis (31, Sept. 29, 30, Pittsburgh Chicago New York DVKE NIPS MARYLAND DURHAM, N. C. (UPI) David Wright kicked a 4~yard field goal with six seconds left Saturday to give Duke a 13-12 AUanUc Coast Conference vlctoMr!iv r Ma land 27. - Away ,. and Randy Matheny 111 &~altt t~nppr "THAT OLD FASHIONED GOODNESS" ' THE .NEW 1971 ..· • " . SEPTEMBER 23-24-25-26 Now is the time to buy that Paneling you have been t~~~~nting. ' ' SIIJULD SQIULt .,~ IS FIR$11,,. . ' tMoi.JNA 4'x7' SALE PRICE $2~,,. ' SAVEI500 <, ;fM, 1~70 . Qf~RRY 4'18' SALE PRICE . ·$3·· 1 two yard blast . .Culbertaon riD one conversion wWe Grot! llcmllb puaed to George Shaw frlr tbe . olb..- twoopolnta'. Hilliard's ooly "'1ft came 111 a 27 yard psao from RultJ Gallow ID Bob Ma)'lll' In tbe • fourth period. U>gan held the edge In OV1r)l department u they rolled up 14 first downs, 195 ywdl l'llllllng, and OOIUlC!ded on 4 oi!J , _ . (or 59 yardl. Hilli'ard gained 101 ......_ , __ 011 the ground and made gGOd 011 4 of 9 psa101 lor 52 ywc11, llld ...,.. lint doWIIII. Score by quarters: Rllliard 0 0 0 II- 8 Logan 0 0.1-:U • Xraut Dog • Jumbo FISh • Footers • HambUrgers Brewers. ' yards of :m-138. SCOre ~ quartere: Jackson 8 22 14 '-441 Greenfield 0 0 I 11-14 . For Time? Try Our Quick SeMce ROY AI.S TRIUMPH MILWAUKEE (UPII Wally Bunker won his oecond game of the year and conlrlbuted a key single In a tworun filth inning Saturday ID lead the Kansas City Royals to a 4-1 victory over the Milwackee I,,. ' Greenfield's tcore• were made by Ml1re Montgomet)' on 1 47 yard punt return and Olrll' Howland grabbing a JO yll'd pasa from Buddy Konaed1. Jackson led In llrlll downl17· 7, In ruahlng 211U1, and In loqj (12); Montreall11 Sept. 20; St. Loucs 141 Sept. 22. 2J, 24;.Phlladelphia (3); Sept. 25.26.27: New York (4) Sept. 28. 29, 30. Occ. 1. ' Meadows. · --------...o" . , . , ; . . ? ~..m2~~~-..2~4~l; · .,.;..(";..'''·f..• ..','..,e...''...''..7..·...·'..·•..~.. Chicago i' points. Other Jackaon ....... were~ Buckley, who had two l'D'o, Randy Armstrong, and SleYe Krebs Paces LHS Victory Chlcog1'f'l> Sept. 28. 29, 30. Oct. 1: Away 15); Philadelphia (2) Sept. 22,23, Pittsburgh IJ) Sept. 25. 26, ',,. to.iebtlowns on short 1'11111 llld . kicked an extra point u bo and i, • , Valentine accounted !or U �' I I ' ~ , Meig~ ~ ·lfombs • • 0-0 By Lancer~· • ' 'Belpre, 42 •I i .. L d· 1 ,' ;~~a:uile .· ea . 10n1or running back, psced the ~ter noted fGr 1111 Jcitll.tlldt:, winners with 13$ yards in 12 runnlng. Eutem'o nut ~ Bobby RaUilf, a 148 pound home · Saturday •pine! oenlor halfback led North G8Uia Warren Local B ' - · with 75 yardo In eight carrleo. North GaUla wiD boll 8rlf!lb. The same wao played "" • .....,.. wetturfwhlehcouldaccountfor By Quarters' the Eaglea control of Harvey Eaatern 2110...11 Brown, a awlft 132 pound North GaUla 0000-t VINTON - · Coach Larry the !!rat quarter. ANortli (;allla general handyman, gained 2111 flve yard line. Rltchle't E~atern EasJea pun! attempt wu fulpbledln yardllaatweelllnblsdebutua Quarterback' Jackie Slnlth called f,.. an end sweep W\lk:h • Pt9Ved coolly. The ball was "'·· ~· I ' t-. : ·· , . · play Frjday , nlgbt to upend loose pigskin. Alter rullng the North Gallia's. only major fllmbled In the en4 zone. ~. :.,,J 'r : > PY. Kf;ITH WISECUP , North Gallia,'ll-41n .Southern play dead, officials declared an threat In the llrlt ball ended on Eaatern's defenalYe left i<ldl< '• ~UPE.R . STADIUM ...;. Piling ~p a 36-0 Vallef AtJijellc .cu\terence tot aulonu\tlc safety. a fumble. The Plrates.of Coacb Howie Caldwell !ell on the ball ~ balf~me - lead, the. MeiSs Matlludem! Went oti to ' played on tile loNn' gridiron. . Eastern reacbed psydirt for P,11ul Alleman drove to the 30 for a touchdown. .Htm•d6fflll tbe'l!lelpreGolden Eagles42-8ln their second The win wu Eaatern'• IOCOI!d the first Ume midway in the yard line only to see their rally North Gallia, again failed to i£"' I ~lea1 '" warmup Friday' night. ' slqllcht Of the mo .._. II second quarter when IOnior lillie!! by repeated penalUea mount a acortna threat unW late nr'""': ol'er the Eagles In the second loss Its final In the final quarter. Thlo Ume; the drive was 1 tl:ilef weapoo was the rqmting of 153 The Eagle• recorded a end Dennla Eichinger, a 180 touchdown In the third quarter stopped on the 35-yard Une. sel)lor ~.a~ l,>ell!)lJ Boggs, . ~~~spuied lafety wllll7:351eft in pound junior. Eichinger, a after the Pirates held on their Dave Smith, a 180 pound lloQI gained 1116 ,ll'dlln u . ' ll$: ·'clll'rlea (or e, J)'J ••erlllJe and quarter ended. In the llrll play , . ,, ~.:.;;;:....ed.P91nll ...l£bii.Meiga .of the llk\XICI quartel'. Werry . -~~t~g:JAJ~· · ==:::::==·.:.~p=·po=: :~:lno:~eSmjthaddedthe ~· ;PI ·~g'M;JlteraJ1y r~ ~ ·.-M~~ file& '\<i11,!l. ;':!7~::• carrteo. ~:J~~ :"~i an::::"~cored }acksonians Maul Greenfield 50-14 _ . . R sw T .''1!=~,'=1 :=.-!.!:al: :::~~~=:. 11 . aJlDftn outs earn, 49 •8 ..""W:~,~·~~. IJII for After a flve yard wa1koff • lfl ·7 ' ~- ~ ~ leUOII agalnlt Mel8a, Boqagalned 13 ,'~.\ toW, t -IJ!il'!c&me,;an and71n two carries fllllllll8nted , ailnoii'Wt~llo gain over 1 elghtyll'dl over i8ft end for hil , , JhOUIIJiiJ.~a ' the IOUOR If ' thlrd slrai8bl touclldown. Mark ': ., an In · . ,prevail. Wllllams attempted the .es~tas ·: · t11r 10t the old but fallecl'on a run. '1JIIII1~: 11 ·,~-~:- • · ~record, 20, left In the first bl!f, 11 was ''<~ J · In 11167. "Boggs 22" and Ypte o. · /; ·l;Q'acb'. ~rley Chancey'• Belpre pl<ked .p·. iwo _firot ~ ~··''';-&~~ ~.:::louko~= ~~~ :er~ lh;n: · :lijfibe ' - · thal-cOilldkeythe recovered an Eqle •bobble to · . Mira 'hopea for their give Meigs•the ball. • 'tecoincr ' • O!!tlleastern Ohio Athletic championship. The Tlgero are 1·1 on the 1088011, 1011ng ~ :li-15 to Porta·mouth •.I. · liJG · OOmplled 11 nine for the · · 011 the dii-ough 'Eoor.s l 5 ?:~~~~~i~lt:lnlor . Top Hitters This Ume, tbougjl, the Belpre defeRIO atiHened aild halted any further Marauder advance. W..,.Y punted 43 Yards to the Belpre 1i The ~ gained ~ul two yards In three trlu and WlliJams couldn't quite match Werry'i punt ., he kicked 29 yards ID the stlpre 46. On the firot play, Boggs ran 21 yards the 25.!Uiing Hoffner got Tiny 14 to !he 11.toOra~. 1n for and Wllllams at fullback lluhed who atral8ht up the mtd.lli. for the final 11 yards and 8 ~~eore. Werry puaed incomplete to Hoffner for the extru and Mtb 3:371eflln the firol haH, MeiSs .was up .2&4. Belpre failed to ga1n a first down and the Marauder! took over on downs at the EasJe 48. On third and nl,ne, Werry puaed to KlllfS fOI' 14 and a firlt down on the ji;agle ~· On the nezt Werry faded back, ·~ · . ',. · ; r-• · Coach Bill 11 PA'I'~IOT A~ama Hannan WUdcat~ scored In every quarter here Friday nl8ht enroute to ·a 49-1 rout ·of 11\111 Southweotern. The win ,snaJipecla·lllfo game loelng a!Hat; fllr: Qannall. S~uth· el8ht of Jb aerials. During the con~ played on a wet..nuddy turf, thwelltem fumbled nine times and lnot the ball eight tl~eo. The WUdcall fumbl~ !<rice and loet one. Southweotem had 113 yardo rushing and 91 psealng. Hannan collected 2911 yards oo the ground. The WUdcall added 52 more In the air. Mac Potter was South· weitern'o197orecirdlsnowo-2. GREENFIELD - Behind the talented quarterbacking of ~nny Valentine and the runweatern's malnotay on defenoe ning of fullback Dan Murphy, with 14 unll.llllsted tacklaa. the Jackson lronmen,chewed up host Greoofleld Mc:Cialn 50-14 By Quarters: Friday night to remain un· Hannan 1487In two outings thlo ooa 0- a defeated SW year, and 12 over a two year period. Valentine not only returned a punt 74 yardo for a touchdown, hut ran an opUon play 20 yards lor another, and fired a six yard for 54 yardl. scoring psao to Mike Buckley The ocore by qua-tero: for another. He also connected POrta. West 0 7 18 Z-27 on a pair of two point conversion Waverly 0 0 0 0- o passea. Murphy scored a poir of 91: ~~":~e '= Waverly· Whitewashed Auain e• q~arter when Powell, a defenolve Uneman, ran back a So~tern fumble. Powell also ran the conversion for an II.0 leaHand. , R. Pa the . nan s · yne was leading workhouse wllh touchdiiWII !'11111 of one, 11, 20, 30 aod 28 yards. He a1oo kicked an extra point and scored on two conversion atlempts. Southwestern acored Us lone WAVERLY - Tllll Waverly Tlgero, who make their ofllclal debut In the SEOAL next Friday night at GallipoUs, ~ tjlelr second shutout of the 10111011 Friday u Portomouth West olapped them 27-4. Last week the Tigers were crunched 311-4 by PortomoutJI Noire Dame, marklng their first loss In 22 games. Terry Gardner wrecked the touchdown quarter on a 22-yardInrunthebyfirst David Buoh, a 145 pound Junior halfback. Senior quarterback Richard GID psiiOd "' sophomore and Mark Smith for the eatra points. Hannan had 23 first downs whlle holding the Highlanders to 10. The Wildcats attempted 11 passes and completed tbree. Soulhwutern completed Tigers Fridayofashe two touchdowns four ran andforlOVen yardl and gabbed a 10-yard pasa frmn Steve Coleman for hlo third m ol the contest. Coleman alao llOIIIIected with Mllre ML<llnnlo for another score with the visitors adding a safety In the final period. Portsmouth West cbnlnated the statlstlcs sa they led In first doWIIII 1.2.1, rolled up 178 yardl l"lllllm,ID Waverly'• 49, and hit on three of 12 passes for 110 yardl. 'Dte Tlgero dld come out on top In psealng with five ol14 ,,.. ..,.~ . ..~ to LOGAN - Fullback Rick Krebs powered the Logan Washington at Boston, 2 p.m . Chieftains to a 1~ victory over Monday's Games vlslttng Hilliard Friday night aa Mlnnesola at Oakland. night california at Milwaukee, night the Chieftains avenged last Detroit at Baltimore, njght Washington of New York, night year's 13-8 loss to the Franklin County eleven. Cleveland at Boston, night Krebo lllll!ed the pigakln 24 (Only g•mes scheduled! tlmeo for 132 yards but the Pennant Rice At AGlonce scoring was done by Ken By United Pross International CUlbertson oo a five yard run NIHCII111 l.Ngue East W. P. 81 69 80 71 18 7J Pet. GB .5<0 1'1• .530 .517 l'h =m·:~~~7'h ~m·~~me (7l, Montreal W Sept. 22 121. 2J, 24; New York 131 Sept. 25, 26, 27. A'Way 6: New York (21 Sept. 20 (2); St. Louis (31, Sept. 29, 30, Pittsburgh Chicago New York DVKE NIPS MARYLAND DURHAM, N. C. (UPI) David Wright kicked a 4~yard field goal with six seconds left Saturday to give Duke a 13-12 AUanUc Coast Conference vlctoMr!iv r Ma land 27. - Away ,. and Randy Matheny 111 &~altt t~nppr "THAT OLD FASHIONED GOODNESS" ' THE .NEW 1971 ..· • " . SEPTEMBER 23-24-25-26 Now is the time to buy that Paneling you have been t~~~~nting. ' ' SIIJULD SQIULt .,~ IS FIR$11,,. . ' tMoi.JNA 4'x7' SALE PRICE $2~,,. ' SAVEI500 <, ;fM, 1~70 . Qf~RRY 4'18' SALE PRICE . ·$3·· 1 two yard blast . .Culbertaon riD one conversion wWe Grot! llcmllb puaed to George Shaw frlr tbe . olb..- twoopolnta'. Hilliard's ooly "'1ft came 111 a 27 yard psao from RultJ Gallow ID Bob Ma)'lll' In tbe • fourth period. U>gan held the edge In OV1r)l department u they rolled up 14 first downs, 195 ywdl l'llllllng, and OOIUlC!ded on 4 oi!J , _ . (or 59 yardl. Hilli'ard gained 101 ......_ , __ 011 the ground and made gGOd 011 4 of 9 psa101 lor 52 ywc11, llld ...,.. lint doWIIII. Score by quarters: Rllliard 0 0 0 II- 8 Logan 0 0.1-:U • Xraut Dog • Jumbo FISh • Footers • HambUrgers Brewers. ' yards of :m-138. SCOre ~ quartere: Jackson 8 22 14 '-441 Greenfield 0 0 I 11-14 . For Time? Try Our Quick SeMce ROY AI.S TRIUMPH MILWAUKEE (UPII Wally Bunker won his oecond game of the year and conlrlbuted a key single In a tworun filth inning Saturday ID lead the Kansas City Royals to a 4-1 victory over the Milwackee I,,. ' Greenfield's tcore• were made by Ml1re Montgomet)' on 1 47 yard punt return and Olrll' Howland grabbing a JO yll'd pasa from Buddy Konaed1. Jackson led In llrlll downl17· 7, In ruahlng 211U1, and In loqj (12); Montreall11 Sept. 20; St. Loucs 141 Sept. 22. 2J, 24;.Phlladelphia (3); Sept. 25.26.27: New York (4) Sept. 28. 29, 30. Occ. 1. ' Meadows. · --------...o" . , . , ; . . ? ~..m2~~~-..2~4~l; · .,.;..(";..'''·f..• ..','..,e...''...''..7..·...·'..·•..~.. Chicago i' points. Other Jackaon ....... were~ Buckley, who had two l'D'o, Randy Armstrong, and SleYe Krebs Paces LHS Victory Chlcog1'f'l> Sept. 28. 29, 30. Oct. 1: Away 15); Philadelphia (2) Sept. 22,23, Pittsburgh IJ) Sept. 25. 26, ',,. to.iebtlowns on short 1'11111 llld . kicked an extra point u bo and i, • , Valentine accounted !or U �I ' e~~;.:Gtl~ ·sales ·'·. egin· Qcl~ Coal Grove Puts Wililcars. ~ · seare: · ' . . Up Bitter Fight .ftll1iioq Jtla1L aiR 'f!'Oin In Non-Loop Tllt '-"""* . , . ', ·•, . , . ....,_,_.,..'" " !WitJBII • ft t, 1L ..... ·- . .. . " · ,, · ~ ... ri!l+r~lh:~~R~IIieUmellllln, · · ' . • ;1'''- ~-j ilt I i) •' · ' ' ·i ..~) ,' B)' D.Q ~VILLE ~ c.ll team effort to beat that buncllouttheretoiJI&bt." · · "'" '!bat pretty. well sums up Coa ell C. L• (.J.,.,nny) Edler's poat-game.statement following .G"llipolls' hard-earned 16-6 triumph over Coach BID Mot'gall's stubborn Coal Grove Hornets before approximately s,ooo fBDS at rain-soaked Hornet Stadium bere 'Ille Yioi""" · G~'"-"WUI I U . .......... • bthlnd. 11-0-...IIi~ In the first quarter back s1rong in the ~CO:odtotake u oee an. ltad, and after a ocoreless Uoird period, the Blue Devils. ~ · their second trlwnph of the wnpalgn 8llalnat no setbacks, ~ flflhaperltr~t win covering • o-year • For Coaeh Morgan's Hornets, owci ards10. Cook's boot iravaled fl Y · ,, oarrrous drove frlllli lhe HtnH C7 Ia the etplla 11 plaYJ, oa 1 r....W• five altutiH, Blek llardJ, llio powid •top;ed qs horiea ..ort of 1 lint dowu, eadlq tile loae ll!lnl period lbreat by eilller leliJI, GABS took ovtt on Ill own 2S early in the fourth period after Dave Burnett wu smeared for stralghtGABS triwnph over the Lawrence Countians. In a Ill' · gameseriesdatlng book to 1854, lhe Hornell and Devils are now ·; lied with five vielorles apiece. GalllpoU., wft1l oue ••· eOplJoa, dlllliDIItod Friday'• pme. GAIISeolleetodUiinl dowu Ia tk Homell eJpl. G1lllpollo out•rDibed tbe lcGme dab, JJN41. In the passing department, however, the Morganmen held a eommandin~ lead. The Hornell completed five of IOpasses (one defensive tac:kle w~ injured, the Hornets defense broM down comple~ly. GABS marched 75 yards In only o1na plliys. qs Snowden look 11 over !rom lhe one wllh 8, 47 left In lhe game. John Davia rammed 11 over (up the middle) for theestrapoinls. That COIIIpleted lhe ame's scoring g Two iong.galners by llli'riJ one for 211 yard$ anolber for '/A' set up lhe ~ final down. With 6:~ left, ll>uek Howard r :. :· .. • ~. • :· ~ ... ~:.~t=~:: ~ '* ..,._ore, ':·.· ~'u::.~.:.u::':. ~: ::~ a~~=~~= '· •· ( '' ' • • i~aril ~ 'pul ~ ~ ()iJ7 Paul DID011'J lil!tlllll Tl'aee S.ll!ldn ~ ·IU!Jliir ' ' Wi11""11,'p~g an,~ 1!14 DaYicl Whjtt ~ 10 bf tbe .. COAL GROVE- "I was proud the way our·boya lni!Pirlna ~·· 1Jel4 tho cllocher. Wblte brO!I8 a ~· came back after a sluggish start. Coal Grove was the Southern Va!lfy A~leUe '*ti·!lveJard line .~ to best team we've faced this year. lt really toclk a c.mrenee ~ ~· !lie Friday ni.ght ·. . A !. waslntereepted) for 73 yards. GABSwasnoneforthreelnthls department. Total yards favored the GalllanJ, 11111-159. After thet slow start, the GaDIAns picked up momentum while Coal Grove's offeiiJive atlact bogged down to the utent that Gallipolis had the pipkin 4tplliys during the flll81 tllree periods eompared to lhe Hornell :Ill. The home club picked up four ol Its eight first In the inlllal canto. but failed ~. . Bliaht Pinnointed -e • Dam..11ae •• 'I:' ~' Flo¥4 ~ Ill 11Q1>U1'11 .sl.-'"" laod. 11 hat l!een re. ........ Colllmuuitl' hi!l flUid aa 80..ton oeeded In altemate COJIIac>r ,e..,. •· · . ,........ to • · ee""' riin By JOHN COO FEll l Soli ConaervatioJI Servi.. PT. PLEASANT_ we have •Uo lhl• ........... ~)rip~ lalt year. Thollulhereeo beenonaeveralfarmaasslstlnl ~ acrea. 'lbllla at a ratt reoeeded otr1ps llood out u Ollllcut23tonaperacn. Mr1. llliiW 8004 hi&b IJIIIII.V t~ruaLay of the Land ~said that the¥ could not 111111. nollce lillY -..from~~ ncrJntr our reeout field or,· Tnee, lriUn """" die . ~ '411 ·. lelil iof IIefer. 1llltude, l'llllttedly drove deep ~~: m!Ji;U. but was "''bc . ill' IJ.: '?IJ ....... Ud iloiW . fJ wiL tala .llcibc81'•.ioril'~. ~ 'r ~I Jllllfo . Xt1er Creek ilnlble to eq Up wUh I cluldl ·lltld i!ll;!~': a«l;o4~' tll ~~ :acrat1ht ;1h ,.,.,nUr ,~. IWI ·· , · TIW j~~~; :~;~ SVA(l <IY!!" ,rtth 1 0.14 ~ ~ ~ •~]if ~· · · Blnnan THee klebd of! will! Lim' ·~riiMiliii . FrltlV,.~. lt'• was an Krier U'tek tUIDc over Ollila entireli'dlltriit'~ffolnU,e own ·~tyll'llllne. 'lbe Bobal11, KJ&ir <neil took openiJ;Ir wlilftle Ia lhe final gun. ob 1 lldnl and Dve situation, J!1ab1. I~ ~ xner·~ !IIOIIlllld Ill only fumbled. llannaD ~~ . ~. ~ lhi!>UIIl tht lblrd Jerry Wlllj!h, I 210 pound anotber l>rl!i!ll; 'lri!!m' . qi>arb!r,hvellng 7rrardlln 10 .,._,. erid. rec:overed hla Crtm.ana•.pimt.,.bloclleillif . · , .. from..... W.. . . 111e tlralnage aurveya and other 011 lhelr eon. Th. ~ I. (!O!iservallcin pnetlcea. On all the¥ had UHd wu em of !he of . ~ farms .,. have been DeKalb coraa. . lntenotodlil the e11ec1 of com We have nolleed onlbe Lewll bJisbt and to wllat e:ltent each firm lllld alao on lhe Kay fanner has been damaged. Thla Brotltero firm that Pioneer has ranged from a1moat 110 corn hal l!een ..., bUPt re. damage to perhaps 75 per ceot liotant. However, He1117 Kay 1981 of the crop. told me that the¥ had !wnd The n1011 sertwsl;y daina&ed that Pioneer eom na ••JOOcleom wblch we have ally Ilite mHirlnc lllld In ,1101t thel<ayBrotberafarmatSaulll- yeara he had experteocad dlf. slde. We found Harry Kaypld<. ficui(T - It boina dry enw!lfo Ina ·rom In· an area near .!be Ia pick It the Ume wbm he Kana- River on a.ntln&ton wauld like ID pld< II. Silt I,.oam BOll wtolch normally All of lhese farmers whom cui1Dral methods used we have ....,tlooed used good by the Kay boyo would yield 100 culcural-.,lilpllllllngand bulhels or more )lOr acre. lll8llajJ(ag lhelr rom. They had Henry estlmatod that leG ns used IIJIIII(e IDIDiinto or lertllltiOitfng JOOrhapo 30 busbols per zer and had used chemical wood acre. The earo were lllllll, not CGI!Irols. !Wed wt at the md, tbe 11'aino - - - - were Immature and tho cob was Denver Yoho and 1;ynn Medry, yet soft. AU the cornfields Cauley Ill SCSYIIII£d the Charoo lbe Ka,y farm wore not thet loa Delle farm at Upllllld for oerloualy aJfectod, however, !be purpose of reviewing his We were talking with Herbert c..-.atloo plan. He naa been llendersm or -rl<ll. About &eOOJIOrtlor Otthe Western Soil two week a ago Mr. Hendersoo Cmservatloo Dlllrtet for sevhad ruled bla silo wl!h com. oral yeors lllld has carried out ·, llo had made about 600 tona of many C<llservatlon praetloeo. ~.~ensnage ~ .. om zs acres, ~·~ "'~" ......,glhe viol!, Charles' mot. Is at !he rate or 24 tono per her pointed out to Mr. Yoho a aere. field or ha,y nearby on some T.· r o·~·an· s· lien""''"' · U , · ~q,1\~(loli· , the TroJana lead to 1+4. COIIVII'Ik<n 011 I 1'1111 to Jlllib II v lfalflollek Dova J1ei!r1 ~ ~7 ~, for Ironton 1lbon .llt ,.U Oil I fniJhert· IIJek ~ .bit 112 ~ , Trojan fumble ·ln .~ IJld IAIIfl lrflil ,tbct~ll'llllne llid JJa1 IOand 1'1 and Jell Howard I lllliCtllful ~~toolb!JPI1nt.fc>r p&IHI for . :r•rda _,d ldctredueedtheiiiiJ1inlo1C.7. UieCCIIIverilori~IIIUelbeflnll C!OIIeelld 11 dQ!mi. · Reid lhen taBled bll aeecmd. ~ 22-11. .. · · . . Sccliie lly·quar,tn:, . ·' TD of file pmt wi~J~,a C7 yard PcrlliDoulh ripped of! Jill fr(inlwl t 0 0 il-li IIC1IiiiJICII' with JlyerJPtUaf•tbe )'111ianulllng and nt11«1121lnt Pwtan,JUI!I . 0 I I '!...a . .\ ' -the rullial, lrl · ATHENS - For lbe sec:oncl CJIIlii8CIIIlve year the Albens Bulldogs were ohutout by lhe powerful Lancaster Golden Galesaslbevlsllorlpoctedalt0 win over Don Estey's BulldOBS Friday nlgbt It was the first game ev!lf played at !!I · ' the new ABS stadiwn. Tallback Joe DePidlllpo, who destroyed Atbens In laat year'• f&.Oromp, was bscl: In buslneu again Friday as bt secored all three Lancaster touchdowns oo nw of one yll'lleach time. The lllll!l conversion w• ldcl:ed by cr ~ 1!lil be file (t) All Cllnl! ....... ill ~~9~~~~i . . . IIJI Bam of CIMI to bt entend Ia .eldl of the llief, 'lbe A_..•klll IPII!f II' 'llll!!n '*-· 1 • • tile rl&bt to ref.- -., ealves not ,;..,mpNI by Sep. (1) A.....,. t.:vtna IDJ 11 rlltuboal !be calf rc, 111e -.~e ~ .l!l'r 1 ~~~~••,.. p&IILanc·os*er.Bla n k s Athens 19 o· intercepted. steve Sltea ontheGalllpolls.lhteeafb!rlbe Hornets had Dlarclled to the GABS Zl. That blow ldlled all Coal Grove hopea. GABS ran out the clod! with 1111ea111 and off-cackle plays. For the ..COJJcl stra!Pt week Jolul DaYis ISJ.poul jlllllor tallbad, 'paeed lhe Eele1'111111. DaviJ p1e1ec1 IIJI 110 yard• Ia 11 c1rriea.. 11ame11 bod C7 yards bueva •1!11 far far 111e1r (I) bade)'OI. AII ........ calwld iJrountl• 15. 'Illeonly seort In lhe finlt haH came oo 1 33 yard run by Pmsmouth's John Reid Ia live lheTrojanla&llhallllmeedge. Followlnc • acorelesa lblrd quarter Kotler Melvin taBled 011 a lhtee yard run and Fred Myeruon the 0011verslon to up ;;]~~~~~~~ai~ei~e ilclme. 'l'llt AI I Cilllom litllln11ral!!le ..,., I Cnekllobalii~!Gr two He .....,1'111 rillbl and one haH iiUarten Friday side a tlie ~ •pcoinl4: nichl bef<n , drG!IPb!C • a.o It w• oi!IJ tbe IJOCQJidllmelil cleclsion belen a ..r,e 'lli iDo tbe-bell;aille,ttyprQeellhad erovrd tpeJIOI', · lll'llel'8ch ~ pnat. '11!e ~ true "!Jllrced Bollca11. lioiftvet-, - . MYIIf """" 'liP' '!iN! II! CCIII~ , f!-!bf (lOlita!. Han· · ~ UveiCack Sileo Bam.0ct!1b1r lS .t I p.m. at tbe 01t1o v.ney 111 evenfoi:, , '1'l!e p!ltll'.. rultlb' flle 1i1e are: 1 · ~ ._,,I"Ctl,'-tf, PI ."111 of ~ . Sa111be••• jXdo ll)OIIv•DiliiiiDllldhcl fram.\111• wboNIIJe1were IW ~ Julpro.... ~, .!o!lijj, jlaturdJqy, N~ ..tile JI"Mb!ed. PfO\Il!Cet:aiiiiJ bt ~'~ II!' twa11e1 Ill !llllla, .., . • "' Alllras, '-"••-· Yelp, V,lmaD I!Jld IIUI'illliJIIII <liiDJJIIu. .. ; ' ' • (2) All beef ealves ..,... llllf ~· db the net~ m minllr.111D wdibl 111 m P"""'ll1 Will 1» .....,._ Doriolon of llone Qrlillr !'Ill!» flnll. BUU. A!fD DAIRY cir- WID NOT bt ~ It II tile IWiai!IMI''II"''PP"aiNIU, lo ""'" dalr)' a'OII l!io"',.,.'""· ,.. PORTSMOU'l11 - Fana at Portsmoulh Friday night waldled the powerfUl Trojans and the visiting Ironton Tlprl batUe throulh lbNa ~ve periods before the two highpowered offen8ea Ollp]oded for 31 polnllin the final period 111 Portsnouth edged lrontoo> :12- ' Terry Jewell In lbe IJOCIIIII period. 'lbe Bulldop mUJI«ed only two lllrii!UI lhrelll aa !bey marched to the Gales' :If 7.-cl line Ill the III!COIId jJorlcid ..d made It lA> the 15 Ill lbe lblrd stanza before coucJ>lng up lbe Ohio Farm Notes• .• amlnadona Cor plamlng Ulo ay. stems, we have !wnd a ...,. dltlm wblch we have -cted Cor 1011111 tlmelnlola1011CIRIIII¥. A lcit or lbe soil 11 beoomlng COIIlJIOeled by oonlinuoua plow. Jna, Thla 11 eapedally In avld8Jiee on 1011 i!oJIO• which are lndlned ID be wat lillY· wa,y. This compacted 0011111· lion hal beao lm>uiht by !he !aet that the gm~nd Is plowed to approximately lbe same deptll each year aod 111e siiiO!IIh sole a or the plows have formed a tltdlt IO¥er !h!UJilo wbldt It Is hard ror air or water to move in ellhor dlrectlon, up or _,, Much or ado wet llllld 1011 Ia claaalfled by !he soU conaervatloo ourvey u belni ctua IV land. Thla maana that the llllld ICIUid be farmed In a rotatkln wbldllncludea two or three years at hay, It Is JOOinted out that !he plutIna of cover erqoa oo lao<ffol. lowing corn would help some Ill alleviate lhla COIDJIOCted tlCI!Jcli. tloo, allllwgh oot nearly ., much •• crop rotat10111, ollmlnauon or III'W nc1 properallon by plowlitg, or by subsoillng. ~~~'!':~::•m cat11e lwi>tol...t A"Od'ltiGD 11 dodoi0111 lleewa!'J In tha -"-oflbellle. rteelvlne of tile """"' ·'ltJcl . -- ..• · At~alleiivwiiiUIIIrrlve~~:;;c::.== Monday,lbe,ll)'prevloaslaflleNII. btdellll!lf8dallerJp.m.,llonlla:r,Oel. do)' of lbe IIIII. .• n-lllesbsvedoat!IIUdllnOIMtoimpJow~~~t Ieeder eiiYeJ~;IJICI~Ihe~n~!Jil~lw~of ·llec!er They have wltli 1be llpOCillc !be WN!tonly lft.l go tbrougb IIJeMIIIel, !bey 11ave II bsnelldal to all 1ll'i>cluan l!ild hoi betll 'williiD a NMIIIIIl@ .,..1111 for the~. · In lbe falllales btld Iii Clda lao! faD •latll·ef' 11,114 ,..... lOki.·'lbe average ,...... of a- eam. ni • 'Ille ayti'age prtc;., per bundtedliillllbln> 111..~ r..Stbelm!~ jrlce' per heed was tuf.OI. •" AtAIIHmiut)'lll'thell\'!lfll8prleeoflleln-IIIILI7•1ll:the IY!If••e _._ fll belfcn ,... - G _ ~~=~':ir.: ..., .. ~ - Gallipolis !be U:iiOijiO!lCIIna prlee b' helfen. .- .AIJOfar . _ . · '· Thlsavea,....Soutataprlceptrbelidoftm.lfalleln~ 1•. . '; btlfen ol Atbenlln l'ro&l<erallave reaDoed b' 1111111 :rtanlhllbla+llnr.... i hi8bllf quaDty ...... wW nl1n a- more doiiM'8 a. *'4 wel8bt, low quality ei!YII. FDr tA 141kt, 1111 .,._ Ill IIJe • , DemOI!alnlllaaal Feeder ~ SAle lilt 121 llllb- c11a1ee ...... cnrerlllill • poundl, brouabl tl'IS ptr hcoatl. Tile c,ea dJIW . lleorl,lwrllinc CIIP"""'ll, l>rollflbl all par iliad, 1111 11Je l,il(, bllh-good o1aera, ...,..q 422 p!llllldl, par hilt: ' The 513 good -.o, ........ Cit JIOiilldl, .. " lib' fUtpar bli4: Helfer prtcu lbowed the aame vm.&n wllbtbe roap hat . bl8h d!olce ot PJt to the good andl Gtfl10 per lilld. lllilltll welgbt fll the be1fers- tnm tha bl&lu,bolee dolrlllo Ul po IIi Ill the good. ·. Conalanment to the-.,. Salelbould btllllde h•Yt*'l•llr. with Paul Ba .....,_ er, --rTreaaurer, MIDerntlle, Ctio, Ill'. Sl«y !l' W. s. Michael of Molp CGID:r; Jaim m_. II' W. a .., LaFolletofAtbeniCoolniJ,oriAiweiJI'ull!lfll''l'bomiiBar 11' fl1 VInton Cowily. .,..,._fl. ' I Two Wheat Varieties ·Strong . By llJdtod Pre• ho-tloaal . Rams Rip Cardinal~ \ ' . MASON PllRN1TURI!: - 'l'llt Mlal P'amltlre CompaDJ, Clpal'lllld Ill' lfllrman Grate, WID celelrate Its lib year of operaliGa Ibis -k. Above Is 1111 elllerlor vlelr of the Mason localtoll. :•, ' Mrs. Helen Johliaon returned Robert Reeves of Iowa was a brme by plane Wednesday from -kend visitor of hla pareuta, Orlancfo, Fla. where abt spent Mr. and Mrs. James Reeves lll'q~wilbJQOJollilsonand and wife, Mrs. Robert Reeves flmlly · and Bryan. Mr. and Mn. .~\ ..cElroy. G( Columbus ~ Reeves, and llryaD, 1f88 I neienll vlaltor of hla returned Mooday to lownbtre . '"""II, Mr. ~ Kn. Paul he II employed. JfcEiroy. . Mr. ODd Mrs. Leo Roulll and 1'llcl:ertrwl f~ of Lapn - - SuncJa,. ' bll vlslton of btr mother, Mrs. Helen JojmsorJ. Mr. and Mra. WOllam EUI111e Se)'fr)ed pf GIDI.OUI were i'l!cellfvlslton Ill Mr. IJicl Mrs. at lbe Mason feature~ IPto a large ~,.. . NJ, •::; 1,1111111.::::· .. .' ?*'lell!afre. IJI&rles W. Lifer, of the Oblo 8ild eldenllon agent, raouree :r..llllld1llta4<11,..1oea- lllat& Uni1lli'llll·· Utopvllll.,o·•lqpme"t, lil ,,lb,, Do>:W! ll<ms llOWld the state sbD1r llio Extensloo Service, ·llli bte!- ArftL' llflilsilew'poitli.l helrill new varieties of wlnler wheal ll8ill8d auJetant - o o Iii· be reljXIlsible tor mordfnaling CMtinued to out.produee older recicr and state 4-H leader, ef. the leaderlhlp of Ohio's 1116,000 varieties In lD'IO Ollo peg fonn. feellve Oct. I. 4-H youlha. anee triala. Dr. H. N. Lafever, who di· The appolalment Is subject to TurkeYB wiD be featured at rec11 whest lreedtag re.ardJ approval by the OSU Board of this year's Fann Science Re· view in Franklin County Sept. at the Ohio AcrleulWral Re· Trustees. oeareh and Development Center iller succeeds Aaslstant State 22-24 by the faeuley and steff ot in Wooster, reports that Ulgan 4-H Leader Beatrice J . aeve- the Ohio State University and Arthur varieties perfonned land, who had been ..,..,q •• Department of Poultry Sdence. The developmeul of lbe better than other l'ecom3Dended active state leader since the varieties. reslgnatiou of Albert F. Gehm turkey lnduotry lrill be traced from the ancestor of the modem 'Ille Artllur variety produced earlier lhi• year. the highest yield In all 1970 iller, has served as county turkey, the North American triaJa - 81 bulllell por aere at -011111ent, 4-H, in Mmroe wild turkey ,lhroUih the f..eler the eenter's nortlnnst brlllldl County, area ellenslm agent, 4- stage to the elite large 'llbl~ ta Wood County. Arlbur, deval· H, tor the MeConneLnille aret~, turkey '"''"' today. oped at 51.1 Purdue University, IV' . . .Iii!! eraged busball per ltre, fourlb best In lbe lealll, In yields fer all ntae siC.. LotJan,tbo new variety devel· Gped by devekopment center igronomlllls, averaged SU lmbell per ~ at tile Dine . .Jocallooll, aecond h!l)lwt of all linea lOlled. •• Property • G. V. (COOK) QUICklE OtAIN SAW SUPPI.Y Vinton, Ohio Phone 388-1213 ·~--------------------· 350 ONE ROW Most of the big capacity featurJS . of the 550 are built Into the smaller. · 350, Including the same ~~~~ ~ frame construction and a s cutter head. Because the 350 close-coupled, It Is exc:epfion<lfly Transfers - maneuverable and has a turning radius. It Is ret;tlilllf~Y: eq1,1rpPed with 6.70-15 tires. " �I ' e~~;.:Gtl~ ·sales ·'·. egin· Qcl~ Coal Grove Puts Wililcars. ~ · seare: · ' . . Up Bitter Fight .ftll1iioq Jtla1L aiR 'f!'Oin In Non-Loop Tllt '-"""* . , . ', ·•, . , . ....,_,_.,..'" " !WitJBII • ft t, 1L ..... ·- . .. . " · ,, · ~ ... ri!l+r~lh:~~R~IIieUmellllln, · · ' . • ;1'''- ~-j ilt I i) •' · ' ' ·i ..~) ,' B)' D.Q ~VILLE ~ c.ll team effort to beat that buncllouttheretoiJI&bt." · · "'" '!bat pretty. well sums up Coa ell C. L• (.J.,.,nny) Edler's poat-game.statement following .G"llipolls' hard-earned 16-6 triumph over Coach BID Mot'gall's stubborn Coal Grove Hornets before approximately s,ooo fBDS at rain-soaked Hornet Stadium bere 'Ille Yioi""" · G~'"-"WUI I U . .......... • bthlnd. 11-0-...IIi~ In the first quarter back s1rong in the ~CO:odtotake u oee an. ltad, and after a ocoreless Uoird period, the Blue Devils. ~ · their second trlwnph of the wnpalgn 8llalnat no setbacks, ~ flflhaperltr~t win covering • o-year • For Coaeh Morgan's Hornets, owci ards10. Cook's boot iravaled fl Y · ,, oarrrous drove frlllli lhe HtnH C7 Ia the etplla 11 plaYJ, oa 1 r....W• five altutiH, Blek llardJ, llio powid •top;ed qs horiea ..ort of 1 lint dowu, eadlq tile loae ll!lnl period lbreat by eilller leliJI, GABS took ovtt on Ill own 2S early in the fourth period after Dave Burnett wu smeared for stralghtGABS triwnph over the Lawrence Countians. In a Ill' · gameseriesdatlng book to 1854, lhe Hornell and Devils are now ·; lied with five vielorles apiece. GalllpoU., wft1l oue ••· eOplJoa, dlllliDIItod Friday'• pme. GAIISeolleetodUiinl dowu Ia tk Homell eJpl. G1lllpollo out•rDibed tbe lcGme dab, JJN41. In the passing department, however, the Morganmen held a eommandin~ lead. The Hornell completed five of IOpasses (one defensive tac:kle w~ injured, the Hornets defense broM down comple~ly. GABS marched 75 yards In only o1na plliys. qs Snowden look 11 over !rom lhe one wllh 8, 47 left In lhe game. John Davia rammed 11 over (up the middle) for theestrapoinls. That COIIIpleted lhe ame's scoring g Two iong.galners by llli'riJ one for 211 yard$ anolber for '/A' set up lhe ~ final down. With 6:~ left, ll>uek Howard r :. :· .. • ~. • :· ~ ... ~:.~t=~:: ~ '* ..,._ore, ':·.· ~'u::.~.:.u::':. ~: ::~ a~~=~~= '· •· ( '' ' • • i~aril ~ 'pul ~ ~ ()iJ7 Paul DID011'J lil!tlllll Tl'aee S.ll!ldn ~ ·IU!Jliir ' ' Wi11""11,'p~g an,~ 1!14 DaYicl Whjtt ~ 10 bf tbe .. COAL GROVE- "I was proud the way our·boya lni!Pirlna ~·· 1Jel4 tho cllocher. Wblte brO!I8 a ~· came back after a sluggish start. Coal Grove was the Southern Va!lfy A~leUe '*ti·!lveJard line .~ to best team we've faced this year. lt really toclk a c.mrenee ~ ~· !lie Friday ni.ght ·. . A !. waslntereepted) for 73 yards. GABSwasnoneforthreelnthls department. Total yards favored the GalllanJ, 11111-159. After thet slow start, the GaDIAns picked up momentum while Coal Grove's offeiiJive atlact bogged down to the utent that Gallipolis had the pipkin 4tplliys during the flll81 tllree periods eompared to lhe Hornell :Ill. The home club picked up four ol Its eight first In the inlllal canto. but failed ~. . Bliaht Pinnointed -e • Dam..11ae •• 'I:' ~' Flo¥4 ~ Ill 11Q1>U1'11 .sl.-'"" laod. 11 hat l!een re. ........ Colllmuuitl' hi!l flUid aa 80..ton oeeded In altemate COJIIac>r ,e..,. •· · . ,........ to • · ee""' riin By JOHN COO FEll l Soli ConaervatioJI Servi.. PT. PLEASANT_ we have •Uo lhl• ........... ~)rip~ lalt year. Thollulhereeo beenonaeveralfarmaasslstlnl ~ acrea. 'lbllla at a ratt reoeeded otr1ps llood out u Ollllcut23tonaperacn. Mr1. llliiW 8004 hi&b IJIIIII.V t~ruaLay of the Land ~said that the¥ could not 111111. nollce lillY -..from~~ ncrJntr our reeout field or,· Tnee, lriUn """" die . ~ '411 ·. lelil iof IIefer. 1llltude, l'llllttedly drove deep ~~: m!Ji;U. but was "''bc . ill' IJ.: '?IJ ....... Ud iloiW . fJ wiL tala .llcibc81'•.ioril'~. ~ 'r ~I Jllllfo . Xt1er Creek ilnlble to eq Up wUh I cluldl ·lltld i!ll;!~': a«l;o4~' tll ~~ :acrat1ht ;1h ,.,.,nUr ,~. IWI ·· , · TIW j~~~; :~;~ SVA(l <IY!!" ,rtth 1 0.14 ~ ~ ~ •~]if ~· · · Blnnan THee klebd of! will! Lim' ·~riiMiliii . FrltlV,.~. lt'• was an Krier U'tek tUIDc over Ollila entireli'dlltriit'~ffolnU,e own ·~tyll'llllne. 'lbe Bobal11, KJ&ir <neil took openiJ;Ir wlilftle Ia lhe final gun. ob 1 lldnl and Dve situation, J!1ab1. I~ ~ xner·~ !IIOIIlllld Ill only fumbled. llannaD ~~ . ~. ~ lhi!>UIIl tht lblrd Jerry Wlllj!h, I 210 pound anotber l>rl!i!ll; 'lri!!m' . qi>arb!r,hvellng 7rrardlln 10 .,._,. erid. rec:overed hla Crtm.ana•.pimt.,.bloclleillif . · , .. from..... W.. . . 111e tlralnage aurveya and other 011 lhelr eon. Th. ~ I. (!O!iservallcin pnetlcea. On all the¥ had UHd wu em of !he of . ~ farms .,. have been DeKalb coraa. . lntenotodlil the e11ec1 of com We have nolleed onlbe Lewll bJisbt and to wllat e:ltent each firm lllld alao on lhe Kay fanner has been damaged. Thla Brotltero firm that Pioneer has ranged from a1moat 110 corn hal l!een ..., bUPt re. damage to perhaps 75 per ceot liotant. However, He1117 Kay 1981 of the crop. told me that the¥ had !wnd The n1011 sertwsl;y daina&ed that Pioneer eom na ••JOOcleom wblch we have ally Ilite mHirlnc lllld In ,1101t thel<ayBrotberafarmatSaulll- yeara he had experteocad dlf. slde. We found Harry Kaypld<. ficui(T - It boina dry enw!lfo Ina ·rom In· an area near .!be Ia pick It the Ume wbm he Kana- River on a.ntln&ton wauld like ID pld< II. Silt I,.oam BOll wtolch normally All of lhese farmers whom cui1Dral methods used we have ....,tlooed used good by the Kay boyo would yield 100 culcural-.,lilpllllllngand bulhels or more )lOr acre. lll8llajJ(ag lhelr rom. They had Henry estlmatod that leG ns used IIJIIII(e IDIDiinto or lertllltiOitfng JOOrhapo 30 busbols per zer and had used chemical wood acre. The earo were lllllll, not CGI!Irols. !Wed wt at the md, tbe 11'aino - - - - were Immature and tho cob was Denver Yoho and 1;ynn Medry, yet soft. AU the cornfields Cauley Ill SCSYIIII£d the Charoo lbe Ka,y farm wore not thet loa Delle farm at Upllllld for oerloualy aJfectod, however, !be purpose of reviewing his We were talking with Herbert c..-.atloo plan. He naa been llendersm or -rl<ll. About &eOOJIOrtlor Otthe Western Soil two week a ago Mr. Hendersoo Cmservatloo Dlllrtet for sevhad ruled bla silo wl!h com. oral yeors lllld has carried out ·, llo had made about 600 tona of many C<llservatlon praetloeo. ~.~ensnage ~ .. om zs acres, ~·~ "'~" ......,glhe viol!, Charles' mot. Is at !he rate or 24 tono per her pointed out to Mr. Yoho a aere. field or ha,y nearby on some T.· r o·~·an· s· lien""''"' · U , · ~q,1\~(loli· , the TroJana lead to 1+4. COIIVII'Ik<n 011 I 1'1111 to Jlllib II v lfalflollek Dova J1ei!r1 ~ ~7 ~, for Ironton 1lbon .llt ,.U Oil I fniJhert· IIJek ~ .bit 112 ~ , Trojan fumble ·ln .~ IJld IAIIfl lrflil ,tbct~ll'llllne llid JJa1 IOand 1'1 and Jell Howard I lllliCtllful ~~toolb!JPI1nt.fc>r p&IHI for . :r•rda _,d ldctredueedtheiiiiJ1inlo1C.7. UieCCIIIverilori~IIIUelbeflnll C!OIIeelld 11 dQ!mi. · Reid lhen taBled bll aeecmd. ~ 22-11. .. · · . . Sccliie lly·quar,tn:, . ·' TD of file pmt wi~J~,a C7 yard PcrlliDoulh ripped of! Jill fr(inlwl t 0 0 il-li IIC1IiiiJICII' with JlyerJPtUaf•tbe )'111ianulllng and nt11«1121lnt Pwtan,JUI!I . 0 I I '!...a . .\ ' -the rullial, lrl · ATHENS - For lbe sec:oncl CJIIlii8CIIIlve year the Albens Bulldogs were ohutout by lhe powerful Lancaster Golden Galesaslbevlsllorlpoctedalt0 win over Don Estey's BulldOBS Friday nlgbt It was the first game ev!lf played at !!I · ' the new ABS stadiwn. Tallback Joe DePidlllpo, who destroyed Atbens In laat year'• f&.Oromp, was bscl: In buslneu again Friday as bt secored all three Lancaster touchdowns oo nw of one yll'lleach time. The lllll!l conversion w• ldcl:ed by cr ~ 1!lil be file (t) All Cllnl! ....... ill ~~9~~~~i . . . IIJI Bam of CIMI to bt entend Ia .eldl of the llief, 'lbe A_..•klll IPII!f II' 'llll!!n '*-· 1 • • tile rl&bt to ref.- -., ealves not ,;..,mpNI by Sep. (1) A.....,. t.:vtna IDJ 11 rlltuboal !be calf rc, 111e -.~e ~ .l!l'r 1 ~~~~••,.. p&IILanc·os*er.Bla n k s Athens 19 o· intercepted. steve Sltea ontheGalllpolls.lhteeafb!rlbe Hornets had Dlarclled to the GABS Zl. That blow ldlled all Coal Grove hopea. GABS ran out the clod! with 1111ea111 and off-cackle plays. For the ..COJJcl stra!Pt week Jolul DaYis ISJ.poul jlllllor tallbad, 'paeed lhe Eele1'111111. DaviJ p1e1ec1 IIJI 110 yard• Ia 11 c1rriea.. 11ame11 bod C7 yards bueva •1!11 far far 111e1r (I) bade)'OI. AII ........ calwld iJrountl• 15. 'Illeonly seort In lhe finlt haH came oo 1 33 yard run by Pmsmouth's John Reid Ia live lheTrojanla&llhallllmeedge. Followlnc • acorelesa lblrd quarter Kotler Melvin taBled 011 a lhtee yard run and Fred Myeruon the 0011verslon to up ;;]~~~~~~~ai~ei~e ilclme. 'l'llt AI I Cilllom litllln11ral!!le ..,., I Cnekllobalii~!Gr two He .....,1'111 rillbl and one haH iiUarten Friday side a tlie ~ •pcoinl4: nichl bef<n , drG!IPb!C • a.o It w• oi!IJ tbe IJOCQJidllmelil cleclsion belen a ..r,e 'lli iDo tbe-bell;aille,ttyprQeellhad erovrd tpeJIOI', · lll'llel'8ch ~ pnat. '11!e ~ true "!Jllrced Bollca11. lioiftvet-, - . MYIIf """" 'liP' '!iN! II! CCIII~ , f!-!bf (lOlita!. Han· · ~ UveiCack Sileo Bam.0ct!1b1r lS .t I p.m. at tbe 01t1o v.ney 111 evenfoi:, , '1'l!e p!ltll'.. rultlb' flle 1i1e are: 1 · ~ ._,,I"Ctl,'-tf, PI ."111 of ~ . Sa111be••• jXdo ll)OIIv•DiliiiiDllldhcl fram.\111• wboNIIJe1were IW ~ Julpro.... ~, .!o!lijj, jlaturdJqy, N~ ..tile JI"Mb!ed. PfO\Il!Cet:aiiiiJ bt ~'~ II!' twa11e1 Ill !llllla, .., . • "' Alllras, '-"••-· Yelp, V,lmaD I!Jld IIUI'illliJIIII <liiDJJIIu. .. ; ' ' • (2) All beef ealves ..,... llllf ~· db the net~ m minllr.111D wdibl 111 m P"""'ll1 Will 1» .....,._ Doriolon of llone Qrlillr !'Ill!» flnll. BUU. A!fD DAIRY cir- WID NOT bt ~ It II tile IWiai!IMI''II"''PP"aiNIU, lo ""'" dalr)' a'OII l!io"',.,.'""· ,.. PORTSMOU'l11 - Fana at Portsmoulh Friday night waldled the powerfUl Trojans and the visiting Ironton Tlprl batUe throulh lbNa ~ve periods before the two highpowered offen8ea Ollp]oded for 31 polnllin the final period 111 Portsnouth edged lrontoo> :12- ' Terry Jewell In lbe IJOCIIIII period. 'lbe Bulldop mUJI«ed only two lllrii!UI lhrelll aa !bey marched to the Gales' :If 7.-cl line Ill the III!COIId jJorlcid ..d made It lA> the 15 Ill lbe lblrd stanza before coucJ>lng up lbe Ohio Farm Notes• .• amlnadona Cor plamlng Ulo ay. stems, we have !wnd a ...,. dltlm wblch we have -cted Cor 1011111 tlmelnlola1011CIRIIII¥. A lcit or lbe soil 11 beoomlng COIIlJIOeled by oonlinuoua plow. Jna, Thla 11 eapedally In avld8Jiee on 1011 i!oJIO• which are lndlned ID be wat lillY· wa,y. This compacted 0011111· lion hal beao lm>uiht by !he !aet that the gm~nd Is plowed to approximately lbe same deptll each year aod 111e siiiO!IIh sole a or the plows have formed a tltdlt IO¥er !h!UJilo wbldt It Is hard ror air or water to move in ellhor dlrectlon, up or _,, Much or ado wet llllld 1011 Ia claaalfled by !he soU conaervatloo ourvey u belni ctua IV land. Thla maana that the llllld ICIUid be farmed In a rotatkln wbldllncludea two or three years at hay, It Is JOOinted out that !he plutIna of cover erqoa oo lao<ffol. lowing corn would help some Ill alleviate lhla COIDJIOCted tlCI!Jcli. tloo, allllwgh oot nearly ., much •• crop rotat10111, ollmlnauon or III'W nc1 properallon by plowlitg, or by subsoillng. ~~~'!':~::•m cat11e lwi>tol...t A"Od'ltiGD 11 dodoi0111 lleewa!'J In tha -"-oflbellle. rteelvlne of tile """"' ·'ltJcl . -- ..• · At~alleiivwiiiUIIIrrlve~~:;;c::.== Monday,lbe,ll)'prevloaslaflleNII. btdellll!lf8dallerJp.m.,llonlla:r,Oel. do)' of lbe IIIII. .• n-lllesbsvedoat!IIUdllnOIMtoimpJow~~~t Ieeder eiiYeJ~;IJICI~Ihe~n~!Jil~lw~of ·llec!er They have wltli 1be llpOCillc !be WN!tonly lft.l go tbrougb IIJeMIIIel, !bey 11ave II bsnelldal to all 1ll'i>cluan l!ild hoi betll 'williiD a NMIIIIIl@ .,..1111 for the~. · In lbe falllales btld Iii Clda lao! faD •latll·ef' 11,114 ,..... lOki.·'lbe average ,...... of a- eam. ni • 'Ille ayti'age prtc;., per bundtedliillllbln> 111..~ r..Stbelm!~ jrlce' per heed was tuf.OI. •" AtAIIHmiut)'lll'thell\'!lfll8prleeoflleln-IIIILI7•1ll:the IY!If••e _._ fll belfcn ,... - G _ ~~=~':ir.: ..., .. ~ - Gallipolis !be U:iiOijiO!lCIIna prlee b' helfen. .- .AIJOfar . _ . · '· Thlsavea,....Soutataprlceptrbelidoftm.lfalleln~ 1•. . '; btlfen ol Atbenlln l'ro&l<erallave reaDoed b' 1111111 :rtanlhllbla+llnr.... i hi8bllf quaDty ...... wW nl1n a- more doiiM'8 a. *'4 wel8bt, low quality ei!YII. FDr tA 141kt, 1111 .,._ Ill IIJe • , DemOI!alnlllaaal Feeder ~ SAle lilt 121 llllb- c11a1ee ...... cnrerlllill • poundl, brouabl tl'IS ptr hcoatl. Tile c,ea dJIW . lleorl,lwrllinc CIIP"""'ll, l>rollflbl all par iliad, 1111 11Je l,il(, bllh-good o1aera, ...,..q 422 p!llllldl, par hilt: ' The 513 good -.o, ........ Cit JIOiilldl, .. " lib' fUtpar bli4: Helfer prtcu lbowed the aame vm.&n wllbtbe roap hat . bl8h d!olce ot PJt to the good andl Gtfl10 per lilld. lllilltll welgbt fll the be1fers- tnm tha bl&lu,bolee dolrlllo Ul po IIi Ill the good. ·. Conalanment to the-.,. Salelbould btllllde h•Yt*'l•llr. with Paul Ba .....,_ er, --rTreaaurer, MIDerntlle, Ctio, Ill'. Sl«y !l' W. s. Michael of Molp CGID:r; Jaim m_. II' W. a .., LaFolletofAtbeniCoolniJ,oriAiweiJI'ull!lfll''l'bomiiBar 11' fl1 VInton Cowily. .,..,._fl. ' I Two Wheat Varieties ·Strong . By llJdtod Pre• ho-tloaal . Rams Rip Cardinal~ \ ' . MASON PllRN1TURI!: - 'l'llt Mlal P'amltlre CompaDJ, Clpal'lllld Ill' lfllrman Grate, WID celelrate Its lib year of operaliGa Ibis -k. Above Is 1111 elllerlor vlelr of the Mason localtoll. :•, ' Mrs. Helen Johliaon returned Robert Reeves of Iowa was a brme by plane Wednesday from -kend visitor of hla pareuta, Orlancfo, Fla. where abt spent Mr. and Mrs. James Reeves lll'q~wilbJQOJollilsonand and wife, Mrs. Robert Reeves flmlly · and Bryan. Mr. and Mn. .~\ ..cElroy. G( Columbus ~ Reeves, and llryaD, 1f88 I neienll vlaltor of hla returned Mooday to lownbtre . '"""II, Mr. ~ Kn. Paul he II employed. JfcEiroy. . Mr. ODd Mrs. Leo Roulll and 1'llcl:ertrwl f~ of Lapn - - SuncJa,. ' bll vlslton of btr mother, Mrs. Helen JojmsorJ. Mr. and Mra. WOllam EUI111e Se)'fr)ed pf GIDI.OUI were i'l!cellfvlslton Ill Mr. IJicl Mrs. at lbe Mason feature~ IPto a large ~,.. . NJ, •::; 1,1111111.::::· .. .' ?*'lell!afre. IJI&rles W. Lifer, of the Oblo 8ild eldenllon agent, raouree :r..llllld1llta4<11,..1oea- lllat& Uni1lli'llll·· Utopvllll.,o·•lqpme"t, lil ,,lb,, Do>:W! ll<ms llOWld the state sbD1r llio Extensloo Service, ·llli bte!- ArftL' llflilsilew'poitli.l helrill new varieties of wlnler wheal ll8ill8d auJetant - o o Iii· be reljXIlsible tor mordfnaling CMtinued to out.produee older recicr and state 4-H leader, ef. the leaderlhlp of Ohio's 1116,000 varieties In lD'IO Ollo peg fonn. feellve Oct. I. 4-H youlha. anee triala. Dr. H. N. Lafever, who di· The appolalment Is subject to TurkeYB wiD be featured at rec11 whest lreedtag re.ardJ approval by the OSU Board of this year's Fann Science Re· view in Franklin County Sept. at the Ohio AcrleulWral Re· Trustees. oeareh and Development Center iller succeeds Aaslstant State 22-24 by the faeuley and steff ot in Wooster, reports that Ulgan 4-H Leader Beatrice J . aeve- the Ohio State University and Arthur varieties perfonned land, who had been ..,..,q •• Department of Poultry Sdence. The developmeul of lbe better than other l'ecom3Dended active state leader since the varieties. reslgnatiou of Albert F. Gehm turkey lnduotry lrill be traced from the ancestor of the modem 'Ille Artllur variety produced earlier lhi• year. the highest yield In all 1970 iller, has served as county turkey, the North American triaJa - 81 bulllell por aere at -011111ent, 4-H, in Mmroe wild turkey ,lhroUih the f..eler the eenter's nortlnnst brlllldl County, area ellenslm agent, 4- stage to the elite large 'llbl~ ta Wood County. Arlbur, deval· H, tor the MeConneLnille aret~, turkey '"''"' today. oped at 51.1 Purdue University, IV' . . .Iii!! eraged busball per ltre, fourlb best In lbe lealll, In yields fer all ntae siC.. LotJan,tbo new variety devel· Gped by devekopment center igronomlllls, averaged SU lmbell per ~ at tile Dine . .Jocallooll, aecond h!l)lwt of all linea lOlled. •• Property • G. V. (COOK) QUICklE OtAIN SAW SUPPI.Y Vinton, Ohio Phone 388-1213 ·~--------------------· 350 ONE ROW Most of the big capacity featurJS . of the 550 are built Into the smaller. · 350, Including the same ~~~~ ~ frame construction and a s cutter head. Because the 350 close-coupled, It Is exc:epfion<lfly Transfers - maneuverable and has a turning radius. It Is ret;tlilllf~Y: eq1,1rpPed with 6.70-15 tires. " �,. • -The Trilnul.e · .Classifieas . ;·· 'i.' . . Real Estate For S3 It · ; ',. Listings Needed 1 ' '' ~ eo,st.tli,~ 'Nalltol.i.J. AMrtflltlt . Brlolu • . .. ·--qll .....,. .... ............... ~-­ I . M."IU' 7.._..1 ' games start at 7~30 ~y hidden from Mter ;' Michigan Opens With 20-9 Win ( \I,. >. F.il'' ,.·'•li ·'\c ,. · · · - ' ± 1 · ~ ·a · .I '•~•:&• • ;• ~1 •3 22:J.1 · u · . I = I tt11 'A . "' 1 vt., ....nialdtKonnell B~RDINli' -------- ell t d lltren Win t • Apply In ,.rslln• Orc:lt't CAfeteria & Rettlurant, .Seconil Ave. W brttdo, "mall)lloor.outdoor runo. ~11 " I IIIo -+lftlf1$ ~OSING · on -'<MitY to -2 ,_ m1.k t $SS oorvlng frltndl end neighbors with ouporb AVON ~LI·•""' !i p.m. for Rlwltlgh COSM.ETIC:S end > ProduciJ, 1924 E. Avt. Ph. TOILETRIES. Own territory. Own houro. Wrl'- to Nto. . Holen Ytogor, Bo• 172, Jockoon, Ohfo · '' ' _ "i~" · f-'. .· : iiUitflo),a:ti•... All" · ·•fw I "lobody But Gilles Tn SMip lie We Do.". sa. 700113 (650xl~) I ' . Wanted To Bur · I. HERE ' S A VERY GOOD HOME ON f ACRE OF 22:J.6 Ph. 446-4807 =-:--:--:=---- LAND AT USED hlrd cover boolllln good FIREWOOD. Logs for condition. Muot bt very TYPEWRITERS, now ond flroploce . Ph, -"6· 1.o37. used, portoblt ond electric 22:J.6 roosonoble. ~·-· 223-1 ond • ollndlrd. Also rontolo. Simmons Pig. & Office Equip. 221 ·11 SINGER "750" new deluxe GOOD uood men'• English Golden Touch end Sow -lng bicycle: Cell -2596. ' mochlno now on dlopley. Ask . 223-3 APPLES, Fltzpatrlck'o Drlor a demonstration of tho ell cherd, Stolt Rt. 619. Ph. new "flexl-stlich 1y1tem." WllkHvllle 669·QIS. Otl!tr modtlo from $66. Buy 22112 • now, belt tho Chrlotm11 ruoh. -~,.,--F-1-AT-150--Sp-ldor--con . French City Fobrlc Shoppt, Singer ' IP1!fovtd dooler, 5I vertlblo, uc. cond., low j i~f~;~~~~~~~! ~13. :121" ~:t ··-· St., Gtlllpollo. Ph. 4-46~====:::---.::212·11 , . :........ , ~::~~~!.e:r·;:~~o:~ . -,"'-ws""'PONt=~~~:-:-,.,c;::-:: .C e t " ' " . . , ! · ' M.~ .i,'lt l"D-n ma,ttOH • ...,.,.. wax; hot . W~tlrl ~. 'l'.s-:; P:tJ:.t.~ , •9W'•"Ji PIPI!Irs. Floyd Erll, Rod-· 110011 con · 1195. Ph. uelbtrt ·$111 I!'_ ney;·W-512-4· Cl1tk. - -· 210.11 221 ,. M. fol. TRACTOR, some ::!'·-:::=::::::-::::-::":"-COMPLETE lint of G.B.D., equl~t; hydroullc, GOod '67 CHEVROLET 811C1yne .196 Choraten, Stvlnelll ond ohlpf. Cell oll6-01... 114·11 PS - PB, $700. Ph. <446-....,1 : 8. 8.8. pipes. Wide selection of tobtcco and ICCOIIOI'Itl• 2194 Tawnoy Jewelry. WALLPAPERING: Ph. 4-46-u•1 COMPLETE line of Jim Betn 217·11 'bQIIIfl, Over 50 to or <446--. -26 fr<llt. Towney Jowoltn. .... I 216-11 :Fer Trade . w._.a To oo· W!Ji;~ J..AM!.~d dl~ P'aodl01. 1966 WINDSOR mobile ,home, _..... _, wishtrenddrytr,oontrtlolr, ==,.....,~--__:-• throughout. Ph. WE "iiiCieilze In MitolJc vinyl · 221-3 end nome brtnd ,elumlnum · lldl~,rooting, whltw auttors. 1961· IMPALA 2 llr. htrdtop, sh~ o ra, . ~·o. m~phto ot!l\ld., low miiH-. Ph. <4461 .ond- ctrlitntry c "-!!! pl~ . ·- 2224 ~!!.L ... Htlmatn '"~ ' •!!!1tl.lctl. Brorly Con· -..,..--------:-. · lh-d,. ·. 'llijil • Co., Coi'I·Aodnoy I!Mf!l!l.l! _tal! .. .hHi.r. f ·~ • I . . .f -fo ' 70:000 BTU. Ph • .....,_, ' " 223-3 ·ft ' . . T.E~:;:::;";:;.;;:'U.ll ~~ O.le•l• 500 2 dr. htl f,lllfli •!"yllntorlor, 352 .cu. ln.,. ong,; euto. trJ~~I., 1 ...,.,., ""· 2AS-Sd3. ' ' . For Sale Or Rent ~ ,, ... , .. ' ......, Rtult2 14S.II7f lklwttl Dillon Agency '' \~ Hobtrl Dillon, Realtor Office 446-2674 How•rct or Lucille Brannon Evenings 446-1:126 Robert COndos, 446-0158 WE HAVE 2, 3 end~ bedroom this modern 4 bedrobm home In nlce..nelgh· loc~tlons. WE HAVE some good vacant loft, In Golllpolls, Evergreen end out U. S. 35. borhood. Two. stone fireplaces, full basement with recreation room, three baths, garage and breeze-way, only minutes from down town. WE NEED llotingo on all types ot property, If you _have reel store building In down tpwn, cowers 2oj~i"(oinn corner, $75.00 per month. estate for sale, contact us et our new loca'lon No . 25 Locust Adjacent to city limits on Old U.S. 35, 8 acres for development, price $10,000.00. Neal Realty BUSINESS PROPERTY LOCATED a1 <5 Court Street. l 1 3636 Has large storage building on rear of ·lot, -4 room apartment above and room to park two cars In rear. Look this over and make us an offer . Hered Services 0 lns• ..ance VI CHOICE LOTS enough for a business or 3 dwe!Ungs. Office Phont 446-1694 CUrios~".:~ _1146 446 'J. Mlchlol Nttl 446-IS03 r---- -- - --, WANT A COUNTRY HOME? BUYS IT . room . carpet In LR , carport. We Need Listings and Is ready tor immediate occupancy . P. real buy . This home is only 5 years Agency, 6.4 State St. SMITH'S REFRIGERATION SERVICE IK)RSEL Sm11h, Nebo Rd., Repair of refrigerators, air conditioners , washing machlile$, o1her appliances. Ph. 379-2651. 17$.11 old -~~-::--::-::--:­ l.,qulrt ot Corbla a Snrdtr .., .J'.IWJI, CO, 4jf-1,ttl. Allor .I p.m. colf444.u7S or •-43115. ,_ ......... ... · Cenlrtl Atr Condlt~tne ·--'·_., ._ , F,... Esttm1te1 Sttwlrt'l Harclwlre Vinton, Ohio 0. D. PARSONS JAY SHEPPARD REALTORS J,j.j.ll ALBERT EHMAN Water Delivery Service Potrlot Star Rt., Golllpolls Ph. 379·2133 Form, Vlltego, City Pnlperft Flrlt & Olivo 2~tt Pho,.. U6-1219 -TERMITE - - PEST - CONTROL. Colonial Estate Near Rio Grinde FREE lniii)OC!Ion. Cell -"6· J'I.S, Merrill O'Dell, Ooerator for Extermltal termite Service, 19 Belmont Dr. 267·11 car uarage . Ten acres. 174-tt Raccoon Twp. Owner moved -....,..,...-- - - to Florlde Price reduced. WILLiAM S. Walters Water lmmedlote possession. Delivery Service. formerly owned by Kenneth Steger. Mobile . Home Your patronogo will. be opKIRKWOOD'I2 • 60. This home preclated. Ph. 2.15-5232 or 2ol5hl, front dlnetlt, aVIICOdo 5189. kitchen, 'Iorge .living room, 220-ft two bedrooms ond lorao beth. -::-:-:-:--::---:--:-:-:-..,:: with wnher. Nice corpat RALPH'S Corpet - Upholster~ Cjeanlng Service. Free Hurry at 13,900. estimates. Ph . .(46.029-4. -· Sale, LeiSe, Or Tr1de >IUIW'IIilll 197·~ PINK·ING sholrs I. .KIHort NICE slory ond hill home on sharpened. Sheppard Sewing quiet ~treet with river view. Machine Sales & Service. This home hll 3 btdrms., 19...11 dlr.lng rm., lull basement, beth and hill. Two city loll. Completely remodeled lnolde end out. Pope Deco111ted Lots NEW tlrlck home iusl com· Pltlfd on Rt . Sle. Fino loe.tlon, odQe of town. 3 btdroomo, 1V. btths, corpel In lhilng room ond hell, 'built· lnkltclltn, full site besornl!lt, 2 ct1: gorp, llul0f!1etlc \IIIOf, .9 octo •.•lilill .o446~1.. . 219-tl Agent~ for auto, tire, horn~en, hospllel and gonerallllblllty. "-" _ _ __ _ _ __.:. ~:----=-:=------l NATIONWIDE INSURANCE SE.PTIC TANK CLEA.dNG AUTO. Fire, lifo, .S Stole St., REASONABLE roles . John Waldo F. Brown, W. A. Russell, owner & operator . Brown. -"'-1960. :U.II Ph. 416-QB2 after 5: 30 p.m. $5.00 Service Charge Will remove your d6ad hOi'seandcows Cell Jackson 286-ol531 loiS-It frame home on Rt. 35. LOT . .. OOERN FUR . NACE AND BATH . FIRST OFFER ABOVE $7,800 FOR ALL your lnsuroncecheck with your Grange agents 11 the Noel lno . DEAD SJOCK l LARGE lots In vlllaae of Rio Grande on U.S. Rt. 35. Large Features a nice level 112 acre lot. modern built-In kitchen, ~ramie tile bath, utility MASSIE Evenings: Russell D. Woocl446-4611 John 1. Richards446-0280 Ronald Clnaclay446- !.11.!80 AVE . ·" STATJL Sl IN THE LAST 30DAY5 WE I Third Avenue, six rooms and bfth, .PI'Ice reduced to $4,500.00 for quick sale. Street. We ere loceled be1· the Post Office end the ·' Courthouse. ween L$ee this attractive 6 room HAVE SOLD 10 PROPIRTIII AND· NOW N!IRO <-.- ~ L·-t , ,. . " .0 S\ PLEASE CONTACT US IF YOU HAVE A HOME OR FARM YOU WANT SOLD . OWner promoted and moving out of town. See homes for sale In good ROOM COUNTRY HOME LOCATED 10 MILES OUT ON 3 ACRE 5 Friend of ours Is on a new ·onion diet ... In Oflt'. - k he !Oat threit pounds 111c1 four frlendl. bMr lloctcbum, lktnch chen with dining area . Two GILLENWATER'S Septic Tank complete tile baths. Rec. Cl11nlng & Repair. Ph. 4-46room with log fireplact. Two 9499 . J.oito ··~_, Sl"ROUT REALTY NEAR NEW four column colonlol with onllquo brick. Four bedi'OOf11S. Large kll· ll'ftd y .. •. CHESHIRE . NICE MODERN KIT · CHEN. FULL BASEMENT AND GARAGE. mlloogo. Ph. P.U. 1st TIRE. • • '22~60 • TIRE. "2hd . '. • !t'' l .1,30 '• .....,.,.-----211-6 '""" t:VIIYWHIAI!I WE HAVE lots for homes, mobile homes ond double wldtl. Earl Wlntoro, 446.a28 WaynoAmobery, 446-02:19 Dtnwr K. Higley, 446-a4t ' ' '· ·-· ;J:l 24HOU1s REGULAR •' l . 1965 VALIANT otatlon -on. 6 .KITCHEN, 11h lATH, cyt., ttd. 196C Corvalr Marua, BASEMENT AND 2 CAR UIEDFUANITUAE ~ spd .. new tiro's . 1961 GARAGE . LOCATED ON 2 and tabll"l, used couch, Rim bier 2 dr. Ph. ~. A 2 ACRE LOT WITH EXCELLENT VII!W OF fltelrlc rona• (2 yeer old I 223-1 THE RIVER VALLEY . C"''wtono, (IOOd condltiOI\J, --:=~-~--­ YOU MUST SEE [HIS wl)lle btby bed complot., 1MO GMC ton truck. Riding BEFORE YOU BUY . lTV clttlr. Yw wfll llnil lrtt mere, 50 ln. COli 256-6569. SCH . DISTRICT, GOOD WATER , 6 MILES OUT. perMing, • trlondlr welcome --,-::-::--·- - -- m-3 ond lair prlceo 1 Corbin & ,Snyder Furn. Co., 955 Stconcl EVERY moko electric cerptl Mobile Home Ave , Ph. ,j,j6.1171 . :12J.tt shom-r doe• 1 bett..- lob with fomouo Blue Luotro. Excellent Location Lower G. C. Murphy Store. 1f70 SEWING Mlchlne utld In Town . 22:J.6 . lUll o low limos. Fully equlpp;ed to zig-zag, mekts VERY WELL KEPT 2 BEDROOM HOME . buttonholtl, oyorcost, Op· "SPECIAL SALE" Early LOCATED IN EX : pllquillondmenyembroldory American Stereo redlo CELLENT SPOT JUST · .deiiOna. Will N<l'lllce tor comblnetlon, AM & FM rodlo BLOCKS FROM CITY3 onlyS:J.1,<40Celh or termi ~ lpllkor sound system, ~ PARK . FURNITURE be errenged. Phone <446• opoo1~ .~~ongt'::... Btoterlonce STAYS. - --...,.----,,.--...,.-2"" $11. •· ....., our ....,o mo . Excellent Home Cell -1028. VACUUM Cluner brend now 223-3 Excellent Location 1970 modtl • Com~leto with ell ----::---:----clttnlng toolo. Smell · pelnt WALNUT Stereo, tour spotd LOVELY 3 dlm-oln ohl-.' ~.Will tllke Intermixed chongor, ~ THIS B~DROD'• HOME $27 c;1oh or tiri{ia"ll dtllrtd. !PIIker oou•od oyo'-m. >ome LOCATED 2 .. ILES OUT Phone -2702. . ocretchn, will discount for OF TOWN lN EIGHT 219·6 ctsh 81\d for ~<rotchn. Woo TENTHS OF AN ACRE 1 $1.19.95, now 170.79. Uoe our LANDSCAP ·o LOT, E~ECTROLliX CJ,.EANER$, budget termo. Cell 4-46-1021. INCLUDES o MODERN KITCHEN IOISH· REBUILT se.50 CASH OR , 223-3 WASHEI . ) , 2 TEAMS, GUARANTEED. FIREPLACES, LARGE REDUCE Nfe end fut with PH. 67$.031 . , 11/a BATHS, Goben tablets end E·Vep · ROOMS FULL BASEMENT, 219-6 woter pills. Gillingham Drug . GARAGE ANO STORAGE 223·19 BLDG . EVERYTHING RAYNOR FRUIT HERE IS IN TIP TOP ------DIAMONDS ore 1 girl's belt SHAPE . FARM friend - until she llndl Blue Apples-Any Quantity Cheshire Lustre for cloenlng cerpoto. Red Delkious. Yellow Rent electric shampooer Sl. 3 Bedroom Home Farmer's Hardware Co. Delicious 1nd Grimes. STATION OPIIN UNICO REDI-GRIP WIDE TRACK TIRES Snownres ,. ~ H' t1 un ngton. '· :. s:=l J.m . to 9 p.m. fl .t tl~• ·li:lllutdl;. NoOn to ~· ., ; ~ ).m. · ' 223-3 •' NobodJ, t : ... ~ ..,J ">· ,,;J,~f.,. . ~ .. end Silo tlmecr lyll.tlme. Ph. 2AS-221·3 ,. 'i~ .... $rp!llllbf!' : ~ . 116, 27, Jr . ~===:::::::::=:::::_... ~ Communi!• Center, "' We Can Stud Your :r.. · 'El: ;• •. ' l, fur~lt~ro, GIRLS, 17thru25. BrldQo your •'\.:!, ,.. clllrii.L gllll, 1 rt l>udOet. 'gop. llt.·..,t Lu!ltr ·',·~·~ . Pilot <Jub's enr\uel Young Lrlt contultllnt, ~ Pomeroy Landmark Once-A-Year. • • ·' .,. ' . ·~·1'· If~ I ·:- ,Will ,f 1 = TRIPLE GUARANlEED QU!~{t;'l~ you, ~·.· ·l ' ,qft! IV~ __ ON THE MARKET RIGHT NOW ' IS THIS TREMENDOUS BRICK 3 BEDROOM HOM!! WITH VERY ATTOACTIVE For Sale '·~:"<,1!oftfi,~ . ~·~:..~ T. · ,~. ' _ ·waW. and ANN' ARBOR, Mich. (UPI)- SALE PRICES UKE lHIS: I•·==~=~~ Wohlli·nlitknow tlio peln you · ~ nat·hliir· r0ur rrnel s!gh. We only llilow you Peued IWIY wllhOyl 41 1111 goodbve. ca,. lji Jfrlniltl fo lllal II '' • • lhl .;. INTREPID READY NEWPORT, R. I. (UPI I Intrepid and Gretel's cr·ewmen U!lOd Saturday's "lay day" w sharp their skills and COI'rect noticeable flaws in preparation FALCONS F4NS- Connie Baaer17, Wablnia IIJ&II for a third crock Sunday at School cheerleader, lea<b the cheering of an sdted group of completing the second race in Willie Falcon rooters dtrlng Friday night's football game the America's Cup yachting against Federal-Hocking. The contest ended In a ~tie. series. Intrepid skipper Bill Ficker apparently used the wrong FIRSTTQUCIIDOWN - Tbe of!ldal llplla ll!ld!doWD for lite PPIIS Blc Blaclal bert a! Genoa jib Friday on the first leg RAIDERS SAME Tom Baur (11) ollfwlllngtm High~ . ,ltemplllo !COP Greg C1ayton jllforebe. of the aborted race and it helped . GJI;I'S 1.11!1m1 UIT _ . ~-- ~W•bokloft'!aftGI!'i~:.other~PIIS~,&\1urecllnclude , GOWEN EAGLE SCAli!PE~ -::-: ~. unldentlfletiiiBlnre put t,he defender Qne minute ••• at~~~a1 P.~~~~,~~~~ ~{~r~·l.eft\'~.~~ (e.) 1\lel~~(m·:.~MP.~• ~;J4~ ·,: 1 (\'I:JCiiid!iinl!l81iiaiMagaJn (one'ol'l!e~~~all , :r.t lleCOIIila _!J!!hjl)cl, -~~k;;; Brown Saitl sa.ltii'day th"e fielder Wltue Stargell of the' J.. .; !l"~ ' ~ .. ,l• I; ' ' ;,\• 1'1 T'' :~-·"-- ~! ' ev.W.) against -the powerful Meigs Marauder defense Gretel earfy ln the rare evenFriday nlght. Meigs walloped the ro,gles, 4U. Otasing play tually halted because or fog. Oakland Raiders have "the Pitllburgh Pirate. collecled bls KANS48 BU~ same everything plus some new I,OOOth major league bit PACKERS FAVORED are ;J.point favorites w launch LA\VRElic¢. JW:I, (tii>l) on right is Meigs' Mark WWiams (3.'1) . POINTERS WIN ones who are even better" and Saturday with a third tnnlng GREEN BAY (UPJ) - The tbelr52ndseasonwilh a victory, Tesai Tecll ~ed .. utable PROC!'ORVILLE - South will be tougher than ever this single against the New York billing will be unfamiliar when moat experts tblnk the Detroit of har4 ~ • •) ed by Mets. two traditional rivals open the Llono have a blotter chance w Miles Langehemilg, ,, and Point evened Its season record year . lbtee field goals as the Bul· at 1·1 here r'rlday night by The Bengals meet the Raiders StargeU'sblldrovelnRI>berto . J970 seaeon ln the new-look qualify for poaqeason pliy. 11 . stabbedKa··~· clel.._ INDIANA BEATEN BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (UPI) !aloes de!ealed Indiana ill their downing Fairland, 16-8. The loss Sunday In the season opener for Clemente wlth Pilllburgh's National FoolbaU league at has been a long"!l_m~ lihce the for 310 rusblnil Y~.~~ ~·ih, .Lions were rated oetter than tbe Intersectional ~. VJC!AltT' · ~Ill!"' lllmey tied a Colorado ·college football season opener, left the llragono with a 1·1 both teams at lhe new River· second run of the Ianing. 1bls Is Lambeau Jl'leld Sunday. season record. bls ninth year with ll1e Pirates. · While tbe Green Ba)' Packon Packers over ll1e long haul. Saturday. ·. .,. •~ Saturday by kicldng IU. front Stadium here . FULL 4-PLY NYLON- ~. ~ tol8'~,to Dana Coin'• second field goal of the game and substitute tallbock Lltnce Scheffler's myud touchdown run - ln the last H9of the game- turned a tight I~ opening football game Into a misleading 21J..9 . University of Michigan win over a surprisingly stubborn Arizona Saturday. The Arizona defense yielded wthe Mlcbigan offense, which bad averaged 4ll points over Its last five games last year, but 8tilft111ed when II bad w and allowed the Wildcats w creep within a point 011 tlu'ee field goals by Sieve Hurley of 29, 44 and 33 yards. ~ i Ill.. !orJtr MEMC!@Y Mobolewey A. · !,,.;!!' .t.. ~· ol piiMid, •., .·"Aii>f • .., nw. · BOGGS SOORES AGAJIII - Dennis Boggs (Z2) Meigs' ~d seniDr lallbock, scores m points for the Big M "'""""•In Friday's 4U romp over Belpre. Boggs lallled Z2 lllll'ien for the 1\laraudera. Mugs pia¥ers left wright are Tcm Hol!ner (to) ; Jon Kloos (M) ; Jeff Morris (83) ; llofler AbboU (50); Mark Werry (76) and Fred Lee {'111) . Nmnber 86 IIIIDd llaiPII Jllilp'e'l Dave Cooper. . ......, ' ' ·.· ',' ,o"' ~~ . Mosf Be1utlful Home For The Money IUYIIIS . · Saunders Evans Insurance .Inc. 487 Sec~lld .... (Opp 'II r.t-.Qikt) • Ule lllsuriiiCi .. • llospilll Insurance • Mutual funds ltoword I. s.-. -Office llomo •·1752 " A Good Min to Know." •Auto • Home Ownt11 • Mobile Ham• •llusiless IIISUraiiCI •Cancelled Rill • ,.....,,,1111111 liabilr IIISUIIIICI • Fanns • Bands URRY EVANS ....__ Olftco 446-4774 Homo ~ Lift I Casualty ..,.lnco Now lhrouttll 1)1. · ia- .....\ �,. • -The Trilnul.e · .Classifieas . ;·· 'i.' . . Real Estate For S3 It · ; ',. Listings Needed 1 ' '' ~ eo,st.tli,~ 'Nalltol.i.J. AMrtflltlt . Brlolu • . .. ·--qll .....,. .... ............... ~-­ I . M."IU' 7.._..1 ' games start at 7~30 ~y hidden from Mter ;' Michigan Opens With 20-9 Win ( \I,. >. F.il'' ,.·'•li ·'\c ,. · · · - ' ± 1 · ~ ·a · .I '•~•:&• • ;• ~1 •3 22:J.1 · u · . I = I tt11 'A . "' 1 vt., ....nialdtKonnell B~RDINli' -------- ell t d lltren Win t • Apply In ,.rslln• Orc:lt't CAfeteria & Rettlurant, .Seconil Ave. W brttdo, "mall)lloor.outdoor runo. ~11 " I IIIo -+lftlf1$ ~OSING · on -'<MitY to -2 ,_ m1.k t $SS oorvlng frltndl end neighbors with ouporb AVON ~LI·•""' !i p.m. for Rlwltlgh COSM.ETIC:S end > ProduciJ, 1924 E. Avt. Ph. TOILETRIES. Own territory. Own houro. Wrl'- to Nto. . Holen Ytogor, Bo• 172, Jockoon, Ohfo · '' ' _ "i~" · f-'. .· : iiUitflo),a:ti•... All" · ·•fw I "lobody But Gilles Tn SMip lie We Do.". sa. 700113 (650xl~) I ' . Wanted To Bur · I. HERE ' S A VERY GOOD HOME ON f ACRE OF 22:J.6 Ph. 446-4807 =-:--:--:=---- LAND AT USED hlrd cover boolllln good FIREWOOD. Logs for condition. Muot bt very TYPEWRITERS, now ond flroploce . Ph, -"6· 1.o37. used, portoblt ond electric 22:J.6 roosonoble. ~·-· 223-1 ond • ollndlrd. Also rontolo. Simmons Pig. & Office Equip. 221 ·11 SINGER "750" new deluxe GOOD uood men'• English Golden Touch end Sow -lng bicycle: Cell -2596. ' mochlno now on dlopley. Ask . 223-3 APPLES, Fltzpatrlck'o Drlor a demonstration of tho ell cherd, Stolt Rt. 619. Ph. new "flexl-stlich 1y1tem." WllkHvllle 669·QIS. Otl!tr modtlo from $66. Buy 22112 • now, belt tho Chrlotm11 ruoh. -~,.,--F-1-AT-150--Sp-ldor--con . French City Fobrlc Shoppt, Singer ' IP1!fovtd dooler, 5I vertlblo, uc. cond., low j i~f~;~~~~~~~! ~13. :121" ~:t ··-· St., Gtlllpollo. Ph. 4-46~====:::---.::212·11 , . :........ , ~::~~~!.e:r·;:~~o:~ . -,"'-ws""'PONt=~~~:-:-,.,c;::-:: .C e t " ' " . . , ! · ' M.~ .i,'lt l"D-n ma,ttOH • ...,.,.. wax; hot . W~tlrl ~. 'l'.s-:; P:tJ:.t.~ , •9W'•"Ji PIPI!Irs. Floyd Erll, Rod-· 110011 con · 1195. Ph. uelbtrt ·$111 I!'_ ney;·W-512-4· Cl1tk. - -· 210.11 221 ,. M. fol. TRACTOR, some ::!'·-:::=::::::-::::-::":"-COMPLETE lint of G.B.D., equl~t; hydroullc, GOod '67 CHEVROLET 811C1yne .196 Choraten, Stvlnelll ond ohlpf. Cell oll6-01... 114·11 PS - PB, $700. Ph. <446-....,1 : 8. 8.8. pipes. Wide selection of tobtcco and ICCOIIOI'Itl• 2194 Tawnoy Jewelry. WALLPAPERING: Ph. 4-46-u•1 COMPLETE line of Jim Betn 217·11 'bQIIIfl, Over 50 to or <446--. -26 fr<llt. Towney Jowoltn. .... I 216-11 :Fer Trade . w._.a To oo· W!Ji;~ J..AM!.~d dl~ P'aodl01. 1966 WINDSOR mobile ,home, _..... _, wishtrenddrytr,oontrtlolr, ==,.....,~--__:-• throughout. Ph. WE "iiiCieilze In MitolJc vinyl · 221-3 end nome brtnd ,elumlnum · lldl~,rooting, whltw auttors. 1961· IMPALA 2 llr. htrdtop, sh~ o ra, . ~·o. m~phto ot!l\ld., low miiH-. Ph. <4461 .ond- ctrlitntry c "-!!! pl~ . ·- 2224 ~!!.L ... Htlmatn '"~ ' •!!!1tl.lctl. Brorly Con· -..,..--------:-. · lh-d,. ·. 'llijil • Co., Coi'I·Aodnoy I!Mf!l!l.l! _tal! .. .hHi.r. f ·~ • I . . .f -fo ' 70:000 BTU. Ph • .....,_, ' " 223-3 ·ft ' . . T.E~:;:::;";:;.;;:'U.ll ~~ O.le•l• 500 2 dr. htl f,lllfli •!"yllntorlor, 352 .cu. ln.,. ong,; euto. trJ~~I., 1 ...,.,., ""· 2AS-Sd3. ' ' . For Sale Or Rent ~ ,, ... , .. ' ......, Rtult2 14S.II7f lklwttl Dillon Agency '' \~ Hobtrl Dillon, Realtor Office 446-2674 How•rct or Lucille Brannon Evenings 446-1:126 Robert COndos, 446-0158 WE HAVE 2, 3 end~ bedroom this modern 4 bedrobm home In nlce..nelgh· loc~tlons. WE HAVE some good vacant loft, In Golllpolls, Evergreen end out U. S. 35. borhood. Two. stone fireplaces, full basement with recreation room, three baths, garage and breeze-way, only minutes from down town. WE NEED llotingo on all types ot property, If you _have reel store building In down tpwn, cowers 2oj~i"(oinn corner, $75.00 per month. estate for sale, contact us et our new loca'lon No . 25 Locust Adjacent to city limits on Old U.S. 35, 8 acres for development, price $10,000.00. Neal Realty BUSINESS PROPERTY LOCATED a1 <5 Court Street. l 1 3636 Has large storage building on rear of ·lot, -4 room apartment above and room to park two cars In rear. Look this over and make us an offer . Hered Services 0 lns• ..ance VI CHOICE LOTS enough for a business or 3 dwe!Ungs. Office Phont 446-1694 CUrios~".:~ _1146 446 'J. Mlchlol Nttl 446-IS03 r---- -- - --, WANT A COUNTRY HOME? BUYS IT . room . carpet In LR , carport. We Need Listings and Is ready tor immediate occupancy . P. real buy . This home is only 5 years Agency, 6.4 State St. SMITH'S REFRIGERATION SERVICE IK)RSEL Sm11h, Nebo Rd., Repair of refrigerators, air conditioners , washing machlile$, o1her appliances. Ph. 379-2651. 17$.11 old -~~-::--::-::--:­ l.,qulrt ot Corbla a Snrdtr .., .J'.IWJI, CO, 4jf-1,ttl. Allor .I p.m. colf444.u7S or •-43115. ,_ ......... ... · Cenlrtl Atr Condlt~tne ·--'·_., ._ , F,... Esttm1te1 Sttwlrt'l Harclwlre Vinton, Ohio 0. D. PARSONS JAY SHEPPARD REALTORS J,j.j.ll ALBERT EHMAN Water Delivery Service Potrlot Star Rt., Golllpolls Ph. 379·2133 Form, Vlltego, City Pnlperft Flrlt & Olivo 2~tt Pho,.. U6-1219 -TERMITE - - PEST - CONTROL. Colonial Estate Near Rio Grinde FREE lniii)OC!Ion. Cell -"6· J'I.S, Merrill O'Dell, Ooerator for Extermltal termite Service, 19 Belmont Dr. 267·11 car uarage . Ten acres. 174-tt Raccoon Twp. Owner moved -....,..,...-- - - to Florlde Price reduced. WILLiAM S. Walters Water lmmedlote possession. Delivery Service. formerly owned by Kenneth Steger. Mobile . Home Your patronogo will. be opKIRKWOOD'I2 • 60. This home preclated. Ph. 2.15-5232 or 2ol5hl, front dlnetlt, aVIICOdo 5189. kitchen, 'Iorge .living room, 220-ft two bedrooms ond lorao beth. -::-:-:-:--::---:--:-:-:-..,:: with wnher. Nice corpat RALPH'S Corpet - Upholster~ Cjeanlng Service. Free Hurry at 13,900. estimates. Ph . .(46.029-4. -· Sale, LeiSe, Or Tr1de >IUIW'IIilll 197·~ PINK·ING sholrs I. .KIHort NICE slory ond hill home on sharpened. Sheppard Sewing quiet ~treet with river view. Machine Sales & Service. This home hll 3 btdrms., 19...11 dlr.lng rm., lull basement, beth and hill. Two city loll. Completely remodeled lnolde end out. Pope Deco111ted Lots NEW tlrlck home iusl com· Pltlfd on Rt . Sle. Fino loe.tlon, odQe of town. 3 btdroomo, 1V. btths, corpel In lhilng room ond hell, 'built· lnkltclltn, full site besornl!lt, 2 ct1: gorp, llul0f!1etlc \IIIOf, .9 octo •.•lilill .o446~1.. . 219-tl Agent~ for auto, tire, horn~en, hospllel and gonerallllblllty. "-" _ _ __ _ _ __.:. ~:----=-:=------l NATIONWIDE INSURANCE SE.PTIC TANK CLEA.dNG AUTO. Fire, lifo, .S Stole St., REASONABLE roles . John Waldo F. Brown, W. A. Russell, owner & operator . Brown. -"'-1960. :U.II Ph. 416-QB2 after 5: 30 p.m. $5.00 Service Charge Will remove your d6ad hOi'seandcows Cell Jackson 286-ol531 loiS-It frame home on Rt. 35. LOT . .. OOERN FUR . NACE AND BATH . FIRST OFFER ABOVE $7,800 FOR ALL your lnsuroncecheck with your Grange agents 11 the Noel lno . DEAD SJOCK l LARGE lots In vlllaae of Rio Grande on U.S. Rt. 35. Large Features a nice level 112 acre lot. modern built-In kitchen, ~ramie tile bath, utility MASSIE Evenings: Russell D. Woocl446-4611 John 1. Richards446-0280 Ronald Clnaclay446- !.11.!80 AVE . ·" STATJL Sl IN THE LAST 30DAY5 WE I Third Avenue, six rooms and bfth, .PI'Ice reduced to $4,500.00 for quick sale. Street. We ere loceled be1· the Post Office end the ·' Courthouse. ween L$ee this attractive 6 room HAVE SOLD 10 PROPIRTIII AND· NOW N!IRO <-.- ~ L·-t , ,. . " .0 S\ PLEASE CONTACT US IF YOU HAVE A HOME OR FARM YOU WANT SOLD . OWner promoted and moving out of town. See homes for sale In good ROOM COUNTRY HOME LOCATED 10 MILES OUT ON 3 ACRE 5 Friend of ours Is on a new ·onion diet ... In Oflt'. - k he !Oat threit pounds 111c1 four frlendl. bMr lloctcbum, lktnch chen with dining area . Two GILLENWATER'S Septic Tank complete tile baths. Rec. Cl11nlng & Repair. Ph. 4-46room with log fireplact. Two 9499 . J.oito ··~_, Sl"ROUT REALTY NEAR NEW four column colonlol with onllquo brick. Four bedi'OOf11S. Large kll· ll'ftd y .. •. CHESHIRE . NICE MODERN KIT · CHEN. FULL BASEMENT AND GARAGE. mlloogo. Ph. P.U. 1st TIRE. • • '22~60 • TIRE. "2hd . '. • !t'' l .1,30 '• .....,.,.-----211-6 '""" t:VIIYWHIAI!I WE HAVE lots for homes, mobile homes ond double wldtl. Earl Wlntoro, 446.a28 WaynoAmobery, 446-02:19 Dtnwr K. Higley, 446-a4t ' ' '· ·-· ;J:l 24HOU1s REGULAR •' l . 1965 VALIANT otatlon -on. 6 .KITCHEN, 11h lATH, cyt., ttd. 196C Corvalr Marua, BASEMENT AND 2 CAR UIEDFUANITUAE ~ spd .. new tiro's . 1961 GARAGE . LOCATED ON 2 and tabll"l, used couch, Rim bier 2 dr. Ph. ~. A 2 ACRE LOT WITH EXCELLENT VII!W OF fltelrlc rona• (2 yeer old I 223-1 THE RIVER VALLEY . C"''wtono, (IOOd condltiOI\J, --:=~-~--­ YOU MUST SEE [HIS wl)lle btby bed complot., 1MO GMC ton truck. Riding BEFORE YOU BUY . lTV clttlr. Yw wfll llnil lrtt mere, 50 ln. COli 256-6569. SCH . DISTRICT, GOOD WATER , 6 MILES OUT. perMing, • trlondlr welcome --,-::-::--·- - -- m-3 ond lair prlceo 1 Corbin & ,Snyder Furn. Co., 955 Stconcl EVERY moko electric cerptl Mobile Home Ave , Ph. ,j,j6.1171 . :12J.tt shom-r doe• 1 bett..- lob with fomouo Blue Luotro. Excellent Location Lower G. C. Murphy Store. 1f70 SEWING Mlchlne utld In Town . 22:J.6 . lUll o low limos. Fully equlpp;ed to zig-zag, mekts VERY WELL KEPT 2 BEDROOM HOME . buttonholtl, oyorcost, Op· "SPECIAL SALE" Early LOCATED IN EX : pllquillondmenyembroldory American Stereo redlo CELLENT SPOT JUST · .deiiOna. Will N<l'lllce tor comblnetlon, AM & FM rodlo BLOCKS FROM CITY3 onlyS:J.1,<40Celh or termi ~ lpllkor sound system, ~ PARK . FURNITURE be errenged. Phone <446• opoo1~ .~~ongt'::... Btoterlonce STAYS. - --...,.----,,.--...,.-2"" $11. •· ....., our ....,o mo . Excellent Home Cell -1028. VACUUM Cluner brend now 223-3 Excellent Location 1970 modtl • Com~leto with ell ----::---:----clttnlng toolo. Smell · pelnt WALNUT Stereo, tour spotd LOVELY 3 dlm-oln ohl-.' ~.Will tllke Intermixed chongor, ~ THIS B~DROD'• HOME $27 c;1oh or tiri{ia"ll dtllrtd. !PIIker oou•od oyo'-m. >ome LOCATED 2 .. ILES OUT Phone -2702. . ocretchn, will discount for OF TOWN lN EIGHT 219·6 ctsh 81\d for ~<rotchn. Woo TENTHS OF AN ACRE 1 $1.19.95, now 170.79. Uoe our LANDSCAP ·o LOT, E~ECTROLliX CJ,.EANER$, budget termo. Cell 4-46-1021. INCLUDES o MODERN KITCHEN IOISH· REBUILT se.50 CASH OR , 223-3 WASHEI . ) , 2 TEAMS, GUARANTEED. FIREPLACES, LARGE REDUCE Nfe end fut with PH. 67$.031 . , 11/a BATHS, Goben tablets end E·Vep · ROOMS FULL BASEMENT, 219-6 woter pills. Gillingham Drug . GARAGE ANO STORAGE 223·19 BLDG . EVERYTHING RAYNOR FRUIT HERE IS IN TIP TOP ------DIAMONDS ore 1 girl's belt SHAPE . FARM friend - until she llndl Blue Apples-Any Quantity Cheshire Lustre for cloenlng cerpoto. Red Delkious. Yellow Rent electric shampooer Sl. 3 Bedroom Home Farmer's Hardware Co. Delicious 1nd Grimes. STATION OPIIN UNICO REDI-GRIP WIDE TRACK TIRES Snownres ,. ~ H' t1 un ngton. '· :. s:=l J.m . to 9 p.m. fl .t tl~• ·li:lllutdl;. NoOn to ~· ., ; ~ ).m. · ' 223-3 •' NobodJ, t : ... ~ ..,J ">· ,,;J,~f.,. . ~ .. end Silo tlmecr lyll.tlme. Ph. 2AS-221·3 ,. 'i~ .... $rp!llllbf!' : ~ . 116, 27, Jr . ~===:::::::::=:::::_... ~ Communi!• Center, "' We Can Stud Your :r.. · 'El: ;• •. ' l, fur~lt~ro, GIRLS, 17thru25. BrldQo your •'\.:!, ,.. clllrii.L gllll, 1 rt l>udOet. 'gop. llt.·..,t Lu!ltr ·',·~·~ . Pilot <Jub's enr\uel Young Lrlt contultllnt, ~ Pomeroy Landmark Once-A-Year. • • ·' .,. ' . ·~·1'· If~ I ·:- ,Will ,f 1 = TRIPLE GUARANlEED QU!~{t;'l~ you, ~·.· ·l ' ,qft! IV~ __ ON THE MARKET RIGHT NOW ' IS THIS TREMENDOUS BRICK 3 BEDROOM HOM!! WITH VERY ATTOACTIVE For Sale '·~:"<,1!oftfi,~ . ~·~:..~ T. · ,~. ' _ ·waW. and ANN' ARBOR, Mich. (UPI)- SALE PRICES UKE lHIS: I•·==~=~~ Wohlli·nlitknow tlio peln you · ~ nat·hliir· r0ur rrnel s!gh. We only llilow you Peued IWIY wllhOyl 41 1111 goodbve. ca,. lji Jfrlniltl fo lllal II '' • • lhl .;. INTREPID READY NEWPORT, R. I. (UPI I Intrepid and Gretel's cr·ewmen U!lOd Saturday's "lay day" w sharp their skills and COI'rect noticeable flaws in preparation FALCONS F4NS- Connie Baaer17, Wablnia IIJ&II for a third crock Sunday at School cheerleader, lea<b the cheering of an sdted group of completing the second race in Willie Falcon rooters dtrlng Friday night's football game the America's Cup yachting against Federal-Hocking. The contest ended In a ~tie. series. Intrepid skipper Bill Ficker apparently used the wrong FIRSTTQUCIIDOWN - Tbe of!ldal llplla ll!ld!doWD for lite PPIIS Blc Blaclal bert a! Genoa jib Friday on the first leg RAIDERS SAME Tom Baur (11) ollfwlllngtm High~ . ,ltemplllo !COP Greg C1ayton jllforebe. of the aborted race and it helped . GJI;I'S 1.11!1m1 UIT _ . ~-- ~W•bokloft'!aftGI!'i~:.other~PIIS~,&\1urecllnclude , GOWEN EAGLE SCAli!PE~ -::-: ~. unldentlfletiiiBlnre put t,he defender Qne minute ••• at~~~a1 P.~~~~,~~~~ ~{~r~·l.eft\'~.~~ (e.) 1\lel~~(m·:.~MP.~• ~;J4~ ·,: 1 (\'I:JCiiid!iinl!l81iiaiMagaJn (one'ol'l!e~~~all , :r.t lleCOIIila _!J!!hjl)cl, -~~k;;; Brown Saitl sa.ltii'day th"e fielder Wltue Stargell of the' J.. .; !l"~ ' ~ .. ,l• I; ' ' ;,\• 1'1 T'' :~-·"-- ~! ' ev.W.) against -the powerful Meigs Marauder defense Gretel earfy ln the rare evenFriday nlght. Meigs walloped the ro,gles, 4U. Otasing play tually halted because or fog. Oakland Raiders have "the Pitllburgh Pirate. collecled bls KANS48 BU~ same everything plus some new I,OOOth major league bit PACKERS FAVORED are ;J.point favorites w launch LA\VRElic¢. JW:I, (tii>l) on right is Meigs' Mark WWiams (3.'1) . POINTERS WIN ones who are even better" and Saturday with a third tnnlng GREEN BAY (UPJ) - The tbelr52ndseasonwilh a victory, Tesai Tecll ~ed .. utable PROC!'ORVILLE - South will be tougher than ever this single against the New York billing will be unfamiliar when moat experts tblnk the Detroit of har4 ~ • •) ed by Mets. two traditional rivals open the Llono have a blotter chance w Miles Langehemilg, ,, and Point evened Its season record year . lbtee field goals as the Bul· at 1·1 here r'rlday night by The Bengals meet the Raiders StargeU'sblldrovelnRI>berto . J970 seaeon ln the new-look qualify for poaqeason pliy. 11 . stabbedKa··~· clel.._ INDIANA BEATEN BLOOMINGTON, Ind. (UPI) !aloes de!ealed Indiana ill their downing Fairland, 16-8. The loss Sunday In the season opener for Clemente wlth Pilllburgh's National FoolbaU league at has been a long"!l_m~ lihce the for 310 rusblnil Y~.~~ ~·ih, .Lions were rated oetter than tbe Intersectional ~. VJC!AltT' · ~Ill!"' lllmey tied a Colorado ·college football season opener, left the llragono with a 1·1 both teams at lhe new River· second run of the Ianing. 1bls Is Lambeau Jl'leld Sunday. season record. bls ninth year with ll1e Pirates. · While tbe Green Ba)' Packon Packers over ll1e long haul. Saturday. ·. .,. •~ Saturday by kicldng IU. front Stadium here . FULL 4-PLY NYLON- ~. ~ tol8'~,to Dana Coin'• second field goal of the game and substitute tallbock Lltnce Scheffler's myud touchdown run - ln the last H9of the game- turned a tight I~ opening football game Into a misleading 21J..9 . University of Michigan win over a surprisingly stubborn Arizona Saturday. The Arizona defense yielded wthe Mlcbigan offense, which bad averaged 4ll points over Its last five games last year, but 8tilft111ed when II bad w and allowed the Wildcats w creep within a point 011 tlu'ee field goals by Sieve Hurley of 29, 44 and 33 yards. ~ i Ill.. !orJtr MEMC!@Y Mobolewey A. · !,,.;!!' .t.. ~· ol piiMid, •., .·"Aii>f • .., nw. · BOGGS SOORES AGAJIII - Dennis Boggs (Z2) Meigs' ~d seniDr lallbock, scores m points for the Big M "'""""•In Friday's 4U romp over Belpre. Boggs lallled Z2 lllll'ien for the 1\laraudera. Mugs pia¥ers left wright are Tcm Hol!ner (to) ; Jon Kloos (M) ; Jeff Morris (83) ; llofler AbboU (50); Mark Werry (76) and Fred Lee {'111) . Nmnber 86 IIIIDd llaiPII Jllilp'e'l Dave Cooper. . ......, ' ' ·.· ',' ,o"' ~~ . Mosf Be1utlful Home For The Money IUYIIIS . · Saunders Evans Insurance .Inc. 487 Sec~lld .... (Opp 'II r.t-.Qikt) • Ule lllsuriiiCi .. • llospilll Insurance • Mutual funds ltoword I. s.-. -Office llomo •·1752 " A Good Min to Know." •Auto • Home Ownt11 • Mobile Ham• •llusiless IIISUraiiCI •Cancelled Rill • ,.....,,,1111111 liabilr IIISUIIIICI • Fanns • Bands URRY EVANS ....__ Olftco 446-4774 Homo ~ Lift I Casualty ..,.lnco Now lhrouttll 1)1. · ia- .....\ �• '· Notice NOnCE Notice Not~ ., , HA YIMN'S AUCTION tloulo, SYRACUSE retldtnb: we, the WILL ptd< up motc~lll oll!f . MilLER AliQ SOI'IS Girr.f.Y Laurel Cliff, now open each new owners of ''Rizer 1 take to auction on a per-1 .artd Ashland StrviQI: ~tat Oft at the Crossroads on t. 12: Friday to recelvt c:on· Grocer)'," welcome your · centagi basts. Call Jim business. We wish to serve Adams, aucttoneer, Rutland. belwHn Pomeroy en si9nmtnb al10 a.m. Auction you In evory way paoslble. We Phone 70-<W6l. Rullond Is now cp!l1 '";; · starling at 7 p.m. Let us seU will r-m food stamps and 9-~llc bust-, Both the •!Ore on your merchandise. l- -tfc 22 HAM SHOOT, Sunday, I p.m . Racine Gun Club. 9-15-Stc continue to give famll';' · - - ----~stamps. Bu~her~ TIN s. Raymond 9-15-Stc ~::nole,~~~·to h:r:vid':'·~ plttsant at,.,~phtre for home. Phone 992-3666. shoppers. Store hours. 8-16-lfc Monday through saturday are Always A ·MOney ------.,.---u.m.la9p.m. Garage hoUrs, MOnday through Saturday, 8 Maker. Dalnli GoGel a.m. Ia 5 p.m. Clolld Sunday. Business. Writ~ O.IIY We at Miller and Son• ~re Sentinel.' Box 719-R, determined Ia please you, the cuatomer. Stop end Shop at our out-of-town store with the . .isiiitit ln -1own prices. 8 HE' ld 1.50 I 9. 1u 1c 200 US • o com, f . a crib. Cell 915-3532, Russell -------Findling, Allred, Ollto. WILL give plano lessons In my !~:~~. " eonnov:;~:~~ . ~ ~--,·.·~~ -' BlA£1tNAJS , ,, ror Sale '[ '$5.55 " ·,., during our bereavement . Special thanks to those who for Gravely tr8dor. N. · Vanaman, Rutland, Ohio. Phone 7-42-5322. se nt cards, flowers and food, d f.20.Jtp tt>e Racine emergency squa • the pallbearers. Ewing Funeral Home, the EARLY American stereo radio Fellowship Church of the combination, AM ar'ld FM Lord Jesus Chr;st and Morse radio, •-speaker sound Chapel. system, •·"'"" a!JIOmall< Mrs. Ocr an Dailey and changer. Belanco $71.411. Use Children. 9_20_11 P our budoet terms. Cell 992· 3352. 9· 15-61< WE WISH to thank all ol our -:~::-:::---:::-::--::;::;:friends and neighbors for WALNUT, modern style, 4- ~~·~.~~.~:ew~t~:t·~~· ~~~ Dew-e. Arlene S>purlock, EveiYr,O Grueser and Sylvia Byers. 9-20-11c J.t:;;.~-· . · · 606 J, Mlln, ~y~ 0 · 59J;3044 A1HENS, ·0. , ., . • •• . ~Qol~oppln.Aiso, · / WHErii. • Horl"~ ' SOlos ond SEPTIC, TAN.IIS 4t~~~~Q. :.Yh:' ~ r~,.erT; Sorvlte:, filum • Lumblr Reoaona~l· rafoa, afockod tr.Sh produce lt.ms. Company, Chiller, Ohio. Joiv1 ,.RIIIIIII..'!lllllpo!'!.· . . Brlghl Star Mltrkot 11 (lluon _ , Pttont 985-XIOt . . , -He 4712 lifer $:10. p.m. ·, W V , jAa t ..;,: k t r_. ,.. 4~~ · •· 1 C1 ,.-.:1 m.8 r I 1M . . IHiurlng . ~y dl(couolt AIR cnNOil'IQNING. H·R_ll .'tSdNi w' ·ANo .:A~prices on ttma. uce,8r ·~ J•~· " and _M-t 1M Refrigeration ....~. - s · .T.ENNA , S!1•_. c>' ~~ .. whole"'i.imlly llild 110l .your Rolrlgorlllon, f<liw · HI-, fll2·2522. · 't -i."'- : · · · :· · free tlc:lut'- on · our bh ."r,in Phone 112-2079: "lfc , . : ••~fft • 1 a N · r 111 ~ ~~~~ ltjj tick"eJ:~-· REAQY-MIX ' I:ON(RBTE· Gel full del1i11 ot Bril Star SEWING MACHINES, Rtillllr dellvort'o:l;' rlght'l.,,tll· ,l'"'l.r Mlrktl next to 11t t·ln ltrvlco, all mo~, 992.~. Fail •ll!f"telj, .! 'fit Tholire, on $. t: 33, Tho Fibrlc Shop, f'llmetll)l. oat m•los. Phone 992-32~ Mooon, 'IN. Yo. ;A AulhoriZid SIISclloo lnd Gqegloln R,:o,dy-Mix ~Co~ ·· •••5-Ift Service. We ..,.rpen ' 3-29 UOI'1. '~~ttt:; Mlddlljlorl, -••· ·. .... - · :.;.... · ._: · · ' 1 Pltw JtZ" !if;' -. . . •Y•l,'"'· ... F• Sale "' ::.:g~,c~er~:: ~1i U~_:'{. Out - The 70's Are Gone! ytc• "1'- '. . ., ,· ~- o~~~~·r AtHERTON ELECTROHJC .... .· 1111"' ·~a.:!f T.V. AND SEPTIC SERVICE. ienltalliln, S-ri, ~01)1 985·-· Long S::J'~ oomr Work. G • 9-tP-2171 . 9-1:J.Ifc 662·30:15. . •·••· z-f.i· ::l .- .. ··-· . NEW s . · SerVIce. New QIIMol MMtw ,· WISH to thank all tt"lose who Sleeps six. Phone 992·3954. ' .. v·s --- · helpedofduring the Illness 9-11-<ltc Best Offer Takes It Ni3e'ir~ death my husband, Conand R; _ ......,., Young, especlattv the neigh- COAL limestone. Excelsior BA.RKAROO Kennell, lOVable ' · ·. · ' 1 bors for the lovely floral S0 It • Works E Main St.. Miniature SchnaUllrt, Torch, NEIGL!R t.OftatrUdiCiri. ,FOt 1 Room· Mottern Houu, pieces and the food and all Ph0 ne 992 3891 e:~:a Lot In Pam-. For Olllo. Turn rlgbt, flllh h....... · building or ramodllll)tl others who sent cards. My Pomeroy. - 4-9-lfc ···• =~ht. Plton<i COolville 667· . homo, •_•U Guy Neltillil', ecial thanks to the ------;::;:::;-;;~--In motion Phonl 94'-2161 Roclnt, -lo. , . II C t F at er 614HI fll, "" aw ng oa beautiful s uner AUCTION ---:--:--~-:::='~:6-'-1211: . -.· . · , . _ ~·. . 7· ·~ Home fors- the ser- SAT., SEPT. 26, at l :OO P.M. at vice, the Rev. Nyle Borden lor lhe Jimmy Hollon farm I mile t__ _ _ _ _ _ _ __, 8 EAUTI F -·c ·e rman BRAOFORQ, his consoling words, and the East of Five Polnls on the 9 SIX-WEEKS old plgo. Phone shepherd, female, 3 montha ComploloSorviQI , . many members of the Mount Racine-Choolor Road (follow 9-19-2165. old. Pltmo t49-3-"1. · PhirnotM.:IUI Moriah Baptist Church. May sale signa from Rt.7). 3 Piece Rlclnt~ QIIO v' God bless you ail. Mrs. Laura Living Room Suite, 2 Piece Cr . Ill Br , a!lford. Young . Uving Room Suite, 3 beda 9· 20 · lie complete, Antiquo handmade - - -- - - - bed. 3dresserS> Antlql)e Cheat of dra-s, Klt~Cilltlnlll· • ROOM holi'tl' "bath, all • base cablnel, 211 .,.....,., utilities, poFcil; C&ve St .. . Wringer washer) R A COn· Pomeroy. Will ,.II on land sole TV (almost nowl1 contract. Call 992-5122 or Radio, Rockers and odo Gallipolis 4.46-9304. chairs, Gas and Electric 9-16-6tp heaters, Round Table and 6 =-==-=-::-c--,.--;-:--::-chairs, 12X12 Olson rug, desk, GET YOUR lriveltraller ready Lot hand tools (many an· for winter with winter-magic, tlque). Electric Mower, 54.98 per gallon, Men. wanl to WheelbarrO'It, Dishes, cookgo hunting this fall? 1 Rent a wart, eerthenw11re Iars, 8nd frailer or buy any rental at many other mlac. Items. reduced cost. Gaul's Trailer Including many antiques. Not sales, Co. Rd. 36, w~ miles responslble for accidents . norlh of Chester, Ohio, Rt. 3 Opal Hollon, owner. I. 0. Pomeroy, Ohio. Phone 915"Mat1 ; .,McCoy, auctlonl8r. 115 , GALLON w"•tor t1nk, 3832. 9·20-31c roc.ntly palnfld with red IHd. Phonl ~-'313. · 9-20-<llp ---,------:---:-: ......p ----=--::--- AWNINGS, storm doors· lind To Buy windows, cotporll, .anted marquees. bl~ and blt1 Ol.O furniture, dlahes, bra11 Insulation. Elmer White, bods, ole. Wrllo M. D. Miller, solos repre~entotlve. For frM Rl. 4, Pomeroy, Ohio. Cell 11 ttma101, phone Chlrlos 992-'271. Llalo, Syrocuoo. V. V. 9· l·tfc Johnson and Son, lne. -=:7"-:-::===--..,--'"30-lfc QLQ UPRIGHT pt111101, .' condition, as long as hevo no t97o SEWING Mlchlno Ulld boon wet. Paying SIO each. tuot 1 lew tlmoa. Full First floor only. Mondays will equiPPed to ztv·ut· makll be pick-up day. Write, giving buttonholoo, overcoat, lpgood directions, Willen Plano pllquoaond many embroldlry Company, Box 188, Sordlo, designs. Wilt 11C1'illco lor Olllo 43946. only su.<IO Cosh or lorll!t --:------'"-20-lfc Ill arrtnged. Phonl 992· • 9-lWic Pets For Sale ,..r u: vr ·c. - l!illll- :••''· Far ·Rent.GI<Sat...,.,.._ "' , For Sale onr ..,.--=:-:::--::---.-::::-:: .THE NEW ·1971 A~~-ER,.;;.; "I'V""..d·EltctfJiilc . r ,. _,,,-. ' ~ ··-·-:-~· 1969 CHEVROLET ' Auct"""" SEPTEMBER 29 Coffee and donuts will be served on the big announcement day. Plan to slop by. .. KARR &VAN ZANDT ., Y"· '... . . . RCdlJl'~··:· ...:· ; lljJ .v iiHI -· ' ·_ . 'OP 1969 Ford Torino GT V-8, automatic, p. steering, p. brakes, ready & will in~ . 2495 v.a '2695 1969 AMX Sport Coupe motor' '2095 1 V-8, automatic, p. steering, p. disc brakes, only 1500 miles, new car warr·anty. 2995 1968 Coronet Deluxe 5 1969 VOLKSWAGEN s1895 2 Or. Sedan, radio, custom equipment, white tires. 1967 CHEVROLET 3495 5 Corvette 2 Dr. hardtop, & Convertible, 4 sp. lrans.• 327 cu. ln ., 350 H.P. motor, posltrac· tlon, rail y wheels. Extra nice, low mileage, one owner. Your Chevy Dealer POMEROY, OHIO Eves Til 8 Ph. 992·2126 TiL 8 G~Fl..ICtiiiAvlillblt POMEROY ..... "You'll Llko .a.i- Chtallty Way of Doing Busln"'" Real Estate For Sale Cleland R~tty 69 BUICK $1895 1965 Uncoln Continental 4 Door Sedan. p. steering, p. brakes, air conditioned, p. windows, p. seats, p. antenna,· you wilt never find a cleaner 1965 model anywhere. $1695 Hurry for the close out 1970 sate. 7 Dodge & 7 American Motors cars left ••. Ia- priced ... longer w1rranty ... 3 weeks left in tills Y-.r• 1 BEAT ·THE NEW CAR PRICE RISE 'i!1114tl•• . . .. , Htl~ .~~~~~~ : • · •• See Emerson Jones, Hilton Wolfe, Wallace Amberger, Dick Rawlings. R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. 2995 5 leSabre Custom 2 dr. hardtop. Factory elr conditioned, one local , CLELAND REAL:rY owner, power steering, power brakes, aulo. trans. A beautiful cor I'OMlERDY- 5 mile 0111- 11Z with bronze finish with malchlng COJstom clofh Interior. otreo, lots of llmller, 2 story· 1r1m1 home, new kitchen, GJO 67 ~~~~-, 2 Door sedan, 6 cyl., std. trans., very .nice, new car trade. 1114 "'!· . color~r ~.~on, Silne w!'h ~~ YES. '2695 5 Pomeroy Motor Co. AVII~."Wt ' Deluxe V-8, f.fllte, p. steering, new car . warranty. ~ Mustang 2 Dr. hardtop, 6 cyt., standard shift. Real Nice. . !L".!!"' '2495 ' 1969 Dodge Coronet 15 ... 1970 Oleurcilit ~-.. CaB 6 ... 1970 chetatet Picllup Trucks at Glial Saings 11le 1971 Prices wiD be much hi(her 1969 FORD ' . ' USED CARS.! .. . Townsman Station Wagon, automatic transmission. pro/tel.· u. speaker sound speed aulomallc c anger . 3 9 . JJ.6tc fool truck comper. '" "' . -. Park. : Shefti.eld, 'VIIItnt, · . Cllamplp~. ·· Hill Crest, " MldWIY• " HOMES HOME DEALER , c,_nn 1ng peach .., -Rid and ~~ ~ · ~~ . ParitiiVJ·Home ft Auto. 0111 "' f.lHlC ··o•Q FRE"H · , ·..-ou.... ;~~~~s .~~ .'t~Y:~. "S;:~r!i Hell~··· ~~~~ ;JV M.nutes . ·~~!ifi!Y ; f ,.~1~, ttome - Fren~iii... E~e•ler for. Hotly i......,_l . . . . '" ... ;;r . . Panel Wag0fi,.6cyl.,3s~, ~rp,onea• ' trade. OF 1C:/:o otatt ol 1%8 PONTIAC Holzer Hospital, Qr. Sattler, door, hardtop. Also, 1970, 12· · •1• tft.lld · tto-.y lA lif\1 the nurses, the- nurses ·aides horsepower wheel horse w _ ~1 ••.· . · 1 and all connected with the riding tractor and mower. :.;0 · · . 111 m~· hospital for their kindness Phone Coolville 985-4176. 9 and splendid care I received ·2Uip · 61 itu WAIIM Morntli. · gu while I was there. Also, IE:AN~K,;rt;;;k,:--;¥;~ h t tl II thanks lo Rev. Robert Cord, BEANS, Kentucky Wooiden. ea or, ga; u l(l,pow, : ' ·. . . . ' . · Rev. Chester Lemle~, Rev. Pick your own, S2 bushel . Pltono ~ d . f:l.UI · ;.,. .-' 1'~~o,.,. Wold Radford and Richard Sweet potatoes and Irish · · /C ANTalurPumphrey for their cards and pol aloes. Bring container· HALF RUNNER bNnt., S1 bu: Pltont 992•2094 rrrayers. and to my many Andrew Cross, Letart Falls, ~lck your own. Chlrl•a ' Ohto. 9·20-121< thanks to mv family who wer,e so thoughtful and kind to me. INTERNATIONAL grain drill . May God bleos allot you . Also. Co-Op manure /ks . Homer Radford. spreader. Cell Pomeroy 9922m. 9-20-ltc ---,==::-::----:~ 9-20-tfl: OUR SINCERE thanks to the many relatives, friends and ONE new 1141 Stlkl chain - · neighbors for their kindness Also, onesmall2 wheellrailf ~,G·R:EAt- :SELE.etiON i 1969 Ford atateau ' $1895 bldroomo, COULD HAVE . FOUR, largo barn, out· • _ bulldi!la wllh collar, pond, 2 Dr. Hordfop, His-Hers shill - both oulomollc and old. shill, ALL FOil .$10,9110. power siMrlng. Shows lllfra good care. . 1870·1970 100 Years Of 'Dapendeblllty "Olio's Oldest Dodge Dealer" S. Second Ave. 992-2151 or 992-2152 Middleport Mason Countv• Auto Center, Inc. It PLYMOUTH astLOO fuly Ill .Udn. Poct01 f Air 69 FORD FAIRLANE .. Sifn. 6 ~:· lhlft. 69PLYM9 .\Wl Roacl Runnar 2 HT. Like New•. 383-Aub lrana. P.S. For Sale 89 CHEVROLET MOBILE Home, 12 x 51. Salem VACUUM CIH- brand now 51. In Rulland, large lot, new 1970 "'odtl. Comflllliw with Ill cloanl"'t tool&. Small 1111nt garage, out of high water. demoge In shlpplilt• Wilt loki Inquire any time except Sunday. C. J. Wise, Pltona 7-42- 111 cosh or 11 •Ired. Phoni992;:~MS. 5911 . 9-!Wtc: 9-21-31p Wgn. Exira Sharp 6f'J;»I,.YM9UTH GTX. . *""' Sto. ~Trona 2596.'00 . 68 CHEVItOLJ:T IMPALA U15.01. <' 4 HT. V-8 ~NCP.S. EXtra Sharp ' fS F()RD GALAXIE I.896M •. .. . '295 .* eon.tlble 68 CREVELLE ss 39&- . 61 Pl.YMOtJTJl FUR'Y Fury 2 HT a1a. V-8 P.S. Std. Sltlft CAliS 119.00 AND tJNl)Bil Buy Not~~ and SatJe1 ·' .. Cllsefe. •;ury ., lttabler . • 1970 1970 ' . . 1J70 '1971 " 1"iii!a ' "''. ~ ··~!,,. ,1 • \,, . �• '· Notice NOnCE Notice Not~ ., , HA YIMN'S AUCTION tloulo, SYRACUSE retldtnb: we, the WILL ptd< up motc~lll oll!f . MilLER AliQ SOI'IS Girr.f.Y Laurel Cliff, now open each new owners of ''Rizer 1 take to auction on a per-1 .artd Ashland StrviQI: ~tat Oft at the Crossroads on t. 12: Friday to recelvt c:on· Grocer)'," welcome your · centagi basts. Call Jim business. We wish to serve Adams, aucttoneer, Rutland. belwHn Pomeroy en si9nmtnb al10 a.m. Auction you In evory way paoslble. We Phone 70-<W6l. Rullond Is now cp!l1 '";; · starling at 7 p.m. Let us seU will r-m food stamps and 9-~llc bust-, Both the •!Ore on your merchandise. l- -tfc 22 HAM SHOOT, Sunday, I p.m . Racine Gun Club. 9-15-Stc continue to give famll';' · - - ----~stamps. Bu~her~ TIN s. Raymond 9-15-Stc ~::nole,~~~·to h:r:vid':'·~ plttsant at,.,~phtre for home. Phone 992-3666. shoppers. Store hours. 8-16-lfc Monday through saturday are Always A ·MOney ------.,.---u.m.la9p.m. Garage hoUrs, MOnday through Saturday, 8 Maker. Dalnli GoGel a.m. Ia 5 p.m. Clolld Sunday. Business. Writ~ O.IIY We at Miller and Son• ~re Sentinel.' Box 719-R, determined Ia please you, the cuatomer. Stop end Shop at our out-of-town store with the . .isiiitit ln -1own prices. 8 HE' ld 1.50 I 9. 1u 1c 200 US • o com, f . a crib. Cell 915-3532, Russell -------Findling, Allred, Ollto. WILL give plano lessons In my !~:~~. " eonnov:;~:~~ . ~ ~--,·.·~~ -' BlA£1tNAJS , ,, ror Sale '[ '$5.55 " ·,., during our bereavement . Special thanks to those who for Gravely tr8dor. N. · Vanaman, Rutland, Ohio. Phone 7-42-5322. se nt cards, flowers and food, d f.20.Jtp tt>e Racine emergency squa • the pallbearers. Ewing Funeral Home, the EARLY American stereo radio Fellowship Church of the combination, AM ar'ld FM Lord Jesus Chr;st and Morse radio, •-speaker sound Chapel. system, •·"'"" a!JIOmall< Mrs. Ocr an Dailey and changer. Belanco $71.411. Use Children. 9_20_11 P our budoet terms. Cell 992· 3352. 9· 15-61< WE WISH to thank all ol our -:~::-:::---:::-::--::;::;:friends and neighbors for WALNUT, modern style, 4- ~~·~.~~.~:ew~t~:t·~~· ~~~ Dew-e. Arlene S>purlock, EveiYr,O Grueser and Sylvia Byers. 9-20-11c J.t:;;.~-· . · · 606 J, Mlln, ~y~ 0 · 59J;3044 A1HENS, ·0. , ., . • •• . ~Qol~oppln.Aiso, · / WHErii. • Horl"~ ' SOlos ond SEPTIC, TAN.IIS 4t~~~~Q. :.Yh:' ~ r~,.erT; Sorvlte:, filum • Lumblr Reoaona~l· rafoa, afockod tr.Sh produce lt.ms. Company, Chiller, Ohio. Joiv1 ,.RIIIIIII..'!lllllpo!'!.· . . Brlghl Star Mltrkot 11 (lluon _ , Pttont 985-XIOt . . , -He 4712 lifer $:10. p.m. ·, W V , jAa t ..;,: k t r_. ,.. 4~~ · •· 1 C1 ,.-.:1 m.8 r I 1M . . IHiurlng . ~y dl(couolt AIR cnNOil'IQNING. H·R_ll .'tSdNi w' ·ANo .:A~prices on ttma. uce,8r ·~ J•~· " and _M-t 1M Refrigeration ....~. - s · .T.ENNA , S!1•_. c>' ~~ .. whole"'i.imlly llild 110l .your Rolrlgorlllon, f<liw · HI-, fll2·2522. · 't -i."'- : · · · :· · free tlc:lut'- on · our bh ."r,in Phone 112-2079: "lfc , . : ••~fft • 1 a N · r 111 ~ ~~~~ ltjj tick"eJ:~-· REAQY-MIX ' I:ON(RBTE· Gel full del1i11 ot Bril Star SEWING MACHINES, Rtillllr dellvort'o:l;' rlght'l.,,tll· ,l'"'l.r Mlrktl next to 11t t·ln ltrvlco, all mo~, 992.~. Fail •ll!f"telj, .! 'fit Tholire, on $. t: 33, Tho Fibrlc Shop, f'llmetll)l. oat m•los. Phone 992-32~ Mooon, 'IN. Yo. ;A AulhoriZid SIISclloo lnd Gqegloln R,:o,dy-Mix ~Co~ ·· •••5-Ift Service. We ..,.rpen ' 3-29 UOI'1. '~~ttt:; Mlddlljlorl, -••· ·. .... - · :.;.... · ._: · · ' 1 Pltw JtZ" !if;' -. . . •Y•l,'"'· ... F• Sale "' ::.:g~,c~er~:: ~1i U~_:'{. Out - The 70's Are Gone! ytc• "1'- '. . ., ,· ~- o~~~~·r AtHERTON ELECTROHJC .... .· 1111"' ·~a.:!f T.V. AND SEPTIC SERVICE. ienltalliln, S-ri, ~01)1 985·-· Long S::J'~ oomr Work. G • 9-tP-2171 . 9-1:J.Ifc 662·30:15. . •·••· z-f.i· ::l .- .. ··-· . NEW s . · SerVIce. New QIIMol MMtw ,· WISH to thank all tt"lose who Sleeps six. Phone 992·3954. ' .. v·s --- · helpedofduring the Illness 9-11-<ltc Best Offer Takes It Ni3e'ir~ death my husband, Conand R; _ ......,., Young, especlattv the neigh- COAL limestone. Excelsior BA.RKAROO Kennell, lOVable ' · ·. · ' 1 bors for the lovely floral S0 It • Works E Main St.. Miniature SchnaUllrt, Torch, NEIGL!R t.OftatrUdiCiri. ,FOt 1 Room· Mottern Houu, pieces and the food and all Ph0 ne 992 3891 e:~:a Lot In Pam-. For Olllo. Turn rlgbt, flllh h....... · building or ramodllll)tl others who sent cards. My Pomeroy. - 4-9-lfc ···• =~ht. Plton<i COolville 667· . homo, •_•U Guy Neltillil', ecial thanks to the ------;::;:::;-;;~--In motion Phonl 94'-2161 Roclnt, -lo. , . II C t F at er 614HI fll, "" aw ng oa beautiful s uner AUCTION ---:--:--~-:::='~:6-'-1211: . -.· . · , . _ ~·. . 7· ·~ Home fors- the ser- SAT., SEPT. 26, at l :OO P.M. at vice, the Rev. Nyle Borden lor lhe Jimmy Hollon farm I mile t__ _ _ _ _ _ _ __, 8 EAUTI F -·c ·e rman BRAOFORQ, his consoling words, and the East of Five Polnls on the 9 SIX-WEEKS old plgo. Phone shepherd, female, 3 montha ComploloSorviQI , . many members of the Mount Racine-Choolor Road (follow 9-19-2165. old. Pltmo t49-3-"1. · PhirnotM.:IUI Moriah Baptist Church. May sale signa from Rt.7). 3 Piece Rlclnt~ QIIO v' God bless you ail. Mrs. Laura Living Room Suite, 2 Piece Cr . Ill Br , a!lford. Young . Uving Room Suite, 3 beda 9· 20 · lie complete, Antiquo handmade - - -- - - - bed. 3dresserS> Antlql)e Cheat of dra-s, Klt~Cilltlnlll· • ROOM holi'tl' "bath, all • base cablnel, 211 .,.....,., utilities, poFcil; C&ve St .. . Wringer washer) R A COn· Pomeroy. Will ,.II on land sole TV (almost nowl1 contract. Call 992-5122 or Radio, Rockers and odo Gallipolis 4.46-9304. chairs, Gas and Electric 9-16-6tp heaters, Round Table and 6 =-==-=-::-c--,.--;-:--::-chairs, 12X12 Olson rug, desk, GET YOUR lriveltraller ready Lot hand tools (many an· for winter with winter-magic, tlque). Electric Mower, 54.98 per gallon, Men. wanl to WheelbarrO'It, Dishes, cookgo hunting this fall? 1 Rent a wart, eerthenw11re Iars, 8nd frailer or buy any rental at many other mlac. Items. reduced cost. Gaul's Trailer Including many antiques. Not sales, Co. Rd. 36, w~ miles responslble for accidents . norlh of Chester, Ohio, Rt. 3 Opal Hollon, owner. I. 0. Pomeroy, Ohio. Phone 915"Mat1 ; .,McCoy, auctlonl8r. 115 , GALLON w"•tor t1nk, 3832. 9·20-31c roc.ntly palnfld with red IHd. Phonl ~-'313. · 9-20-<llp ---,------:---:-: ......p ----=--::--- AWNINGS, storm doors· lind To Buy windows, cotporll, .anted marquees. bl~ and blt1 Ol.O furniture, dlahes, bra11 Insulation. Elmer White, bods, ole. Wrllo M. D. Miller, solos repre~entotlve. For frM Rl. 4, Pomeroy, Ohio. Cell 11 ttma101, phone Chlrlos 992-'271. Llalo, Syrocuoo. V. V. 9· l·tfc Johnson and Son, lne. -=:7"-:-::===--..,--'"30-lfc QLQ UPRIGHT pt111101, .' condition, as long as hevo no t97o SEWING Mlchlno Ulld boon wet. Paying SIO each. tuot 1 lew tlmoa. Full First floor only. Mondays will equiPPed to ztv·ut· makll be pick-up day. Write, giving buttonholoo, overcoat, lpgood directions, Willen Plano pllquoaond many embroldlry Company, Box 188, Sordlo, designs. Wilt 11C1'illco lor Olllo 43946. only su.<IO Cosh or lorll!t --:------'"-20-lfc Ill arrtnged. Phonl 992· • 9-lWic Pets For Sale ,..r u: vr ·c. - l!illll- :••''· Far ·Rent.GI<Sat...,.,.._ "' , For Sale onr ..,.--=:-:::--::---.-::::-:: .THE NEW ·1971 A~~-ER,.;;.; "I'V""..d·EltctfJiilc . r ,. _,,,-. ' ~ ··-·-:-~· 1969 CHEVROLET ' Auct"""" SEPTEMBER 29 Coffee and donuts will be served on the big announcement day. Plan to slop by. .. KARR &VAN ZANDT ., Y"· '... . . . RCdlJl'~··:· ...:· ; lljJ .v iiHI -· ' ·_ . 'OP 1969 Ford Torino GT V-8, automatic, p. steering, p. brakes, ready & will in~ . 2495 v.a '2695 1969 AMX Sport Coupe motor' '2095 1 V-8, automatic, p. steering, p. disc brakes, only 1500 miles, new car warr·anty. 2995 1968 Coronet Deluxe 5 1969 VOLKSWAGEN s1895 2 Or. Sedan, radio, custom equipment, white tires. 1967 CHEVROLET 3495 5 Corvette 2 Dr. hardtop, & Convertible, 4 sp. lrans.• 327 cu. ln ., 350 H.P. motor, posltrac· tlon, rail y wheels. Extra nice, low mileage, one owner. Your Chevy Dealer POMEROY, OHIO Eves Til 8 Ph. 992·2126 TiL 8 G~Fl..ICtiiiAvlillblt POMEROY ..... "You'll Llko .a.i- Chtallty Way of Doing Busln"'" Real Estate For Sale Cleland R~tty 69 BUICK $1895 1965 Uncoln Continental 4 Door Sedan. p. steering, p. brakes, air conditioned, p. windows, p. seats, p. antenna,· you wilt never find a cleaner 1965 model anywhere. $1695 Hurry for the close out 1970 sate. 7 Dodge & 7 American Motors cars left ••. Ia- priced ... longer w1rranty ... 3 weeks left in tills Y-.r• 1 BEAT ·THE NEW CAR PRICE RISE 'i!1114tl•• . . .. , Htl~ .~~~~~~ : • · •• See Emerson Jones, Hilton Wolfe, Wallace Amberger, Dick Rawlings. R. H. Rawlings Sons Co. 2995 5 leSabre Custom 2 dr. hardtop. Factory elr conditioned, one local , CLELAND REAL:rY owner, power steering, power brakes, aulo. trans. A beautiful cor I'OMlERDY- 5 mile 0111- 11Z with bronze finish with malchlng COJstom clofh Interior. otreo, lots of llmller, 2 story· 1r1m1 home, new kitchen, GJO 67 ~~~~-, 2 Door sedan, 6 cyl., std. trans., very .nice, new car trade. 1114 "'!· . color~r ~.~on, Silne w!'h ~~ YES. '2695 5 Pomeroy Motor Co. AVII~."Wt ' Deluxe V-8, f.fllte, p. steering, new car . warranty. ~ Mustang 2 Dr. hardtop, 6 cyt., standard shift. Real Nice. . !L".!!"' '2495 ' 1969 Dodge Coronet 15 ... 1970 Oleurcilit ~-.. CaB 6 ... 1970 chetatet Picllup Trucks at Glial Saings 11le 1971 Prices wiD be much hi(her 1969 FORD ' . ' USED CARS.! .. . Townsman Station Wagon, automatic transmission. pro/tel.· u. speaker sound speed aulomallc c anger . 3 9 . JJ.6tc fool truck comper. '" "' . -. Park. : Shefti.eld, 'VIIItnt, · . Cllamplp~. ·· Hill Crest, " MldWIY• " HOMES HOME DEALER , c,_nn 1ng peach .., -Rid and ~~ ~ · ~~ . ParitiiVJ·Home ft Auto. 0111 "' f.lHlC ··o•Q FRE"H · , ·..-ou.... ;~~~~s .~~ .'t~Y:~. "S;:~r!i Hell~··· ~~~~ ;JV M.nutes . ·~~!ifi!Y ; f ,.~1~, ttome - Fren~iii... E~e•ler for. Hotly i......,_l . . . . '" ... ;;r . . Panel Wag0fi,.6cyl.,3s~, ~rp,onea• ' trade. OF 1C:/:o otatt ol 1%8 PONTIAC Holzer Hospital, Qr. Sattler, door, hardtop. Also, 1970, 12· · •1• tft.lld · tto-.y lA lif\1 the nurses, the- nurses ·aides horsepower wheel horse w _ ~1 ••.· . · 1 and all connected with the riding tractor and mower. :.;0 · · . 111 m~· hospital for their kindness Phone Coolville 985-4176. 9 and splendid care I received ·2Uip · 61 itu WAIIM Morntli. · gu while I was there. Also, IE:AN~K,;rt;;;k,:--;¥;~ h t tl II thanks lo Rev. Robert Cord, BEANS, Kentucky Wooiden. ea or, ga; u l(l,pow, : ' ·. . . . ' . · Rev. Chester Lemle~, Rev. Pick your own, S2 bushel . Pltono ~ d . f:l.UI · ;.,. .-' 1'~~o,.,. Wold Radford and Richard Sweet potatoes and Irish · · /C ANTalurPumphrey for their cards and pol aloes. Bring container· HALF RUNNER bNnt., S1 bu: Pltont 992•2094 rrrayers. and to my many Andrew Cross, Letart Falls, ~lck your own. Chlrl•a ' Ohto. 9·20-121< thanks to mv family who wer,e so thoughtful and kind to me. INTERNATIONAL grain drill . May God bleos allot you . Also. Co-Op manure /ks . Homer Radford. spreader. Cell Pomeroy 9922m. 9-20-ltc ---,==::-::----:~ 9-20-tfl: OUR SINCERE thanks to the many relatives, friends and ONE new 1141 Stlkl chain - · neighbors for their kindness Also, onesmall2 wheellrailf ~,G·R:EAt- :SELE.etiON i 1969 Ford atateau ' $1895 bldroomo, COULD HAVE . FOUR, largo barn, out· • _ bulldi!la wllh collar, pond, 2 Dr. Hordfop, His-Hers shill - both oulomollc and old. shill, ALL FOil .$10,9110. power siMrlng. Shows lllfra good care. . 1870·1970 100 Years Of 'Dapendeblllty "Olio's Oldest Dodge Dealer" S. Second Ave. 992-2151 or 992-2152 Middleport Mason Countv• Auto Center, Inc. It PLYMOUTH astLOO fuly Ill .Udn. Poct01 f Air 69 FORD FAIRLANE .. Sifn. 6 ~:· lhlft. 69PLYM9 .\Wl Roacl Runnar 2 HT. Like New•. 383-Aub lrana. P.S. For Sale 89 CHEVROLET MOBILE Home, 12 x 51. Salem VACUUM CIH- brand now 51. In Rulland, large lot, new 1970 "'odtl. Comflllliw with Ill cloanl"'t tool&. Small 1111nt garage, out of high water. demoge In shlpplilt• Wilt loki Inquire any time except Sunday. C. J. Wise, Pltona 7-42- 111 cosh or 11 •Ired. Phoni992;:~MS. 5911 . 9-!Wtc: 9-21-31p Wgn. Exira Sharp 6f'J;»I,.YM9UTH GTX. . *""' Sto. ~Trona 2596.'00 . 68 CHEVItOLJ:T IMPALA U15.01. <' 4 HT. V-8 ~NCP.S. EXtra Sharp ' fS F()RD GALAXIE I.896M •. .. . '295 .* eon.tlble 68 CREVELLE ss 39&- . 61 Pl.YMOtJTJl FUR'Y Fury 2 HT a1a. V-8 P.S. Std. Sltlft CAliS 119.00 AND tJNl)Bil Buy Not~~ and SatJe1 ·' .. Cllsefe. •;ury ., lttabler . • 1970 1970 ' . . 1J70 '1971 " 1"iii!a ' "''. ~ ··~!,,. ,1 • \,, . �2 rr WAS the flnt lltme pmeolthe Melp Mlrauden I Friday . lllchl II Mlraader Bud...,. Sladlam Ia l'amervJ. Above, left, the 1111 M out mw1ly daiiDg !be boUUme ' ' sb.aw; •bove rl&bt, e1~ &riddm ~••VOUIIII... 11ke wbt they ... tollle lfldlroa; at left, majorelle laaa llle wtmolal oplrll, II the lelllt did; tbe lwo yoUDIIIera, rl&llt, 1118J be IutHI players oomedoy, 1ad lor rlgbt, drummen ore aU buslaea aa u latennlnloll DUJDber lo .!. d ,, I played. ~lUl!UJ .. FHU ...PI Help Wanted Here Is your oppor ~ tun ltv to earn exm. money too pay fhat bill, buy a new dress, or save for a vacation. We must meet coverag e requirements for medicare Immediately on the 11 p.m . to 7 e.m. shift, and at'e willing to pay SJS per night. C.n you work one night per month? Per wee!<? Mort than lhat? Call us. We need your helpl Cali Athens Mental Health Center, 593-7762• extension 329, between9a.m . and 5 p.m . Monday thru Friday. 9·20,1fc ~~~-=~t~l'l-:::is:':li'"'e"'R-=e"'drc'lol "'u-=rse"·~"" " · l>.iit Time and Full Tim• DQSitlons ,.,, available lmmedlal tly . l.n progressive, dynamic IXIIf. Mergers Alarming Justice Officull WASHINGTON (UP!) - A Juatioe Department official said Friday the government 18 allrmed at a tendency toward mergers of oU, coal and other energy producers. Wallr« B. Comeges, of !be department's antitrust diYIIIIon, fal4 lhat In In coal reserves, far more lhan any operating coal company," he said. Comeges said this coold lead to an electric uttUty having to buy 118 coal from an oU firm which compelel wilh it In !be retaU healing market. the pul-erti years major oil firml have been systematlcillly biiJlng up coal reserves. · Accordins to legend, the IIPI'iibt mn of !be Croaa of ~ •to one estimate, Cltrlit was made of cedar, R11111~le Ojl bao now ac· the crooamn of cyprela and amulaled Jlllllle atx billion tons the title above waa oUve. I WA.ITRESS, night shill. No ATnoNTION ALL Registered Nur~e~: I eKperlence necesaary. Call 1'92-9941 . ~ 9-1S-5tc -.,------T. V. technician tor bench end service calls. Must be eiC• perlenced. Phone Lone Bottom 985-M . - - - - - -- --9-6-tfc ' EXPERIENCED beouflcian in Middleport area. Phane 9923440. 9·11-6tc Female Help Wanted IF YOU see this ed, you need a ~which ffiOIM, MOU , n~ I ' 'i' BEDROOM mobile home, limit 3 people In family. Also,c modern ranch house In aJ!d ,, Insurance ~. t• Visit Elb·erfelds.ln·. .. • EXCElWfr UJtl aF' · ·· LOOK HERE! ' ' •• ' <, ' ~•• . fOR MASON, NEW HAVEN, OOI.UMBIA t. . I ·!. . '1 , \'. ·iT UJ:. .·a ·,~~s · ·.:2: )~. .:~ :t~~~ Sn ' #'1'' • ' ·~"~-.· '~''l''' \ ' '''!'' lHE J, .. '·'>' ' DAILY SENTINEL • . < ''' I .'j.• Ll~le boys:. sb;e$_3 f :t;-...., Regular lxlv.s ~~-~;!to 20. 9-1).5te r=R- .A-1~-E-R-.Br_o_w_n-'1-.-,.:f..j ~lltr Park. Minersville. Phone 992· 3324. 9·t-tlc ------ FUANI$HED apartment, 211 :jrd Avo.. Mlddi~. Nice Ylrd. P!ltch, prlvat• en- · ~· Phont 992-vtOcr 99.2· · 1-~tfe 'MOBILE homupacnor lois. If intore!lo~. contaCt J. M· Gout, Co. Rd. 36<.. 1'12 miliiS ncrth ,ol Cheater. unio. Phoiit 9Q.:Jt32. 9-20-flp ' .1 Mifns ill~ )iWpli~~U-38), mtdl.um (~l.!) t ll~iJe (44- . ~>. ,an~t.~#rl!. l~a· i~-50) .. ' t1'·--· ,. ••••. 'f" . _1 ' '".r-11>>' ,,_ ' ;.~·-~. -~~~-.··Jt, :(!~· ' llnec! o~ , unll~ . C. P.O.'s . In sqlld. co'or na.vy pi us a won,der~l ~lecllon of plaids In light or 'dar-k grounds. 1 And you can ' really save .on :.' the C. P.0. Jacket$ you ·nied · ,. for men ao~ bQys; Stop 1~ 011 l'>. ';•,F·<~llili the t:$t floor -look 'em .. ,1 • r "·"' ,.,.. -, t~y on .t~everal for fit looks. Buy what you n~i!1,. ,~,){;: N()W. . ' !P.Irlmenlt. CIOH l<achoot: l'llont992·~ . ., ; FURNISI'IED and unturnlll\lll ·.vALLEY J.,\;"' .. ~~- ' 1·12·11< wo. FULL BANKING SIRVICI -~.- furnis.hed. Phone 992-387.4. bodr...., homo. Lincoln Hll. Phone 992· .'. ~. •i.. -~ •• ~ • J.J/ ., ., = == =-::-7"":-:-9·20·3fp· FURNISHED first floor . ef. flcienty aptrtmenJ, utilities NEW~ Y remodeled. 3 Whatever financial purpose you have· ·in vitw, we· ore happy to help. As a full service bank, we can . .. and do . . . make all types of loans, at low ra,t~s. Convenient repayment. look to us . .. see us, soon I ' ' '.'~:c..,·, 9-.13-7tc Got your eyes on a new car? new home? Want to see your way to·a college education? business opportunity? Looking for money·to pay of! all those bills? 'J ' .... MEN'S AND I)VS' ' 592-1035. CARRIERS I: country on Rt. ,,•. .14_ and G Food Merkel, 3 miles south of Middleporl on Rt. 7, 9-18-Jtc y " ~ Wit/I~Wi>:voil'""" lUroMQII ~E lnot'/ran<a !l;ll! ~ost' your eesiest and bt5t way for 1 <ancolled? hovsewife.mo1her to work · operator'a litense? 011 992· and make good money with 2966. 6-15-ffc Beeline Fashions. FUll or parttlme work. Free wardrobe . Pleeae call Jean Trussell 949-~. · 9-20-3tc On the job special training, opportunity to gain ex· perlence In supervl$lon and leeching. Starling salalies from Sl ..U per hour to $U2 per hour, according to 8)(· perience. Coil Dee Kennedy, Lost Found e-.tenslon 329, Athem Mental _ LOST, 1·year old, brown. pert Health Center 9 a.m. to S p.m. collie, pirt thepherd dog. 9-:ZO.ltc Syracuse. Phane 992-7032. 9-11-3fc MEN, WOMEN - Earn sleedy part -lime income. Service Watkins customert with Fill Rent 6uolity products, OUtstanding J ROOM unfurnishE-d epart. Christmas gifts now ment. Phone 99'~· i288. . available. Write 1)·60, 1·1·flc. Watkins Products, Inc .• Wtnon•. Minnesota 55987. 9·21-ltc TRAILER space.- mile from new MeiJIS High School on old Rt . 33. Phone 992·2941. HOUSEWIVES and mothers! · 9-:Z0.301c Pay for your . Christmas with Beeline's j)roflt check from showing Beeline fashions In 5411 S. SECOND St. , Middleport. Juhllng pr-ly, 5 room your free time. Use o1 car house . 2 bedrooms, bath, necessary. C. II Jan Robinson. basement . Contact Edgar ~41<46 cr Jan Knapp, 992Tuckerman, .(71 Richland 6371. Ave., , Athens, Ohio. Phone WANTED fo ~! I '' Art MAtJ,I ~L. ~EAT f..U&f.P/! �2 rr WAS the flnt lltme pmeolthe Melp Mlrauden I Friday . lllchl II Mlraader Bud...,. Sladlam Ia l'amervJ. Above, left, the 1111 M out mw1ly daiiDg !be boUUme ' ' sb.aw; •bove rl&bt, e1~ &riddm ~••VOUIIII... 11ke wbt they ... tollle lfldlroa; at left, majorelle laaa llle wtmolal oplrll, II the lelllt did; tbe lwo yoUDIIIera, rl&llt, 1118J be IutHI players oomedoy, 1ad lor rlgbt, drummen ore aU buslaea aa u latennlnloll DUJDber lo .!. d ,, I played. ~lUl!UJ .. FHU ...PI Help Wanted Here Is your oppor ~ tun ltv to earn exm. money too pay fhat bill, buy a new dress, or save for a vacation. We must meet coverag e requirements for medicare Immediately on the 11 p.m . to 7 e.m. shift, and at'e willing to pay SJS per night. C.n you work one night per month? Per wee!<? Mort than lhat? Call us. We need your helpl Cali Athens Mental Health Center, 593-7762• extension 329, between9a.m . and 5 p.m . Monday thru Friday. 9·20,1fc ~~~-=~t~l'l-:::is:':li'"'e"'R-=e"'drc'lol "'u-=rse"·~"" " · l>.iit Time and Full Tim• DQSitlons ,.,, available lmmedlal tly . l.n progressive, dynamic IXIIf. Mergers Alarming Justice Officull WASHINGTON (UP!) - A Juatioe Department official said Friday the government 18 allrmed at a tendency toward mergers of oU, coal and other energy producers. Wallr« B. Comeges, of !be department's antitrust diYIIIIon, fal4 lhat In In coal reserves, far more lhan any operating coal company," he said. Comeges said this coold lead to an electric uttUty having to buy 118 coal from an oU firm which compelel wilh it In !be retaU healing market. the pul-erti years major oil firml have been systematlcillly biiJlng up coal reserves. · Accordins to legend, the IIPI'iibt mn of !be Croaa of ~ •to one estimate, Cltrlit was made of cedar, R11111~le Ojl bao now ac· the crooamn of cyprela and amulaled Jlllllle atx billion tons the title above waa oUve. I WA.ITRESS, night shill. No ATnoNTION ALL Registered Nur~e~: I eKperlence necesaary. Call 1'92-9941 . ~ 9-1S-5tc -.,------T. V. technician tor bench end service calls. Must be eiC• perlenced. Phone Lone Bottom 985-M . - - - - - -- --9-6-tfc ' EXPERIENCED beouflcian in Middleport area. Phane 9923440. 9·11-6tc Female Help Wanted IF YOU see this ed, you need a ~which ffiOIM, MOU , n~ I ' 'i' BEDROOM mobile home, limit 3 people In family. Also,c modern ranch house In aJ!d ,, Insurance ~. t• Visit Elb·erfelds.ln·. .. • EXCElWfr UJtl aF' · ·· LOOK HERE! ' ' •• ' <, ' ~•• . fOR MASON, NEW HAVEN, OOI.UMBIA t. . I ·!. . '1 , \'. ·iT UJ:. .·a ·,~~s · ·.:2: )~. .:~ :t~~~ Sn ' #'1'' • ' ·~"~-.· '~''l''' \ ' '''!'' lHE J, .. '·'>' ' DAILY SENTINEL • . < ''' I .'j.• Ll~le boys:. sb;e$_3 f :t;-...., Regular lxlv.s ~~-~;!to 20. 9-1).5te r=R- .A-1~-E-R-.Br_o_w_n-'1-.-,.:f..j ~lltr Park. Minersville. Phone 992· 3324. 9·t-tlc ------ FUANI$HED apartment, 211 :jrd Avo.. Mlddi~. Nice Ylrd. P!ltch, prlvat• en- · ~· Phont 992-vtOcr 99.2· · 1-~tfe 'MOBILE homupacnor lois. If intore!lo~. contaCt J. M· Gout, Co. Rd. 36<.. 1'12 miliiS ncrth ,ol Cheater. unio. Phoiit 9Q.:Jt32. 9-20-flp ' .1 Mifns ill~ )iWpli~~U-38), mtdl.um (~l.!) t ll~iJe (44- . ~>. ,an~t.~#rl!. l~a· i~-50) .. ' t1'·--· ,. ••••. 'f" . _1 ' '".r-11>>' ,,_ ' ;.~·-~. -~~~-.··Jt, :(!~· ' llnec! o~ , unll~ . C. P.O.'s . In sqlld. co'or na.vy pi us a won,der~l ~lecllon of plaids In light or 'dar-k grounds. 1 And you can ' really save .on :.' the C. P.0. Jacket$ you ·nied · ,. for men ao~ bQys; Stop 1~ 011 l'>. ';•,F·<~llili the t:$t floor -look 'em .. ,1 • r "·"' ,.,.. -, t~y on .t~everal for fit looks. Buy what you n~i!1,. ,~,){;: N()W. . ' !P.Irlmenlt. CIOH l<achoot: l'llont992·~ . ., ; FURNISI'IED and unturnlll\lll ·.vALLEY J.,\;"' .. ~~- ' 1·12·11< wo. FULL BANKING SIRVICI -~.- furnis.hed. Phone 992-387.4. bodr...., homo. Lincoln Hll. Phone 992· .'. ~. •i.. -~ •• ~ • J.J/ ., ., = == =-::-7"":-:-9·20·3fp· FURNISHED first floor . ef. flcienty aptrtmenJ, utilities NEW~ Y remodeled. 3 Whatever financial purpose you have· ·in vitw, we· ore happy to help. As a full service bank, we can . .. and do . . . make all types of loans, at low ra,t~s. Convenient repayment. look to us . .. see us, soon I ' ' '.'~:c..,·, 9-.13-7tc Got your eyes on a new car? new home? Want to see your way to·a college education? business opportunity? Looking for money·to pay of! all those bills? 'J ' .... MEN'S AND I)VS' ' 592-1035. CARRIERS I: country on Rt. ,,•. .14_ and G Food Merkel, 3 miles south of Middleporl on Rt. 7, 9-18-Jtc y " ~ Wit/I~Wi>:voil'""" lUroMQII ~E lnot'/ran<a !l;ll! ~ost' your eesiest and bt5t way for 1 <ancolled? hovsewife.mo1her to work · operator'a litense? 011 992· and make good money with 2966. 6-15-ffc Beeline Fashions. FUll or parttlme work. Free wardrobe . Pleeae call Jean Trussell 949-~. · 9-20-3tc On the job special training, opportunity to gain ex· perlence In supervl$lon and leeching. Starling salalies from Sl ..U per hour to $U2 per hour, according to 8)(· perience. Coil Dee Kennedy, Lost Found e-.tenslon 329, Athem Mental _ LOST, 1·year old, brown. pert Health Center 9 a.m. to S p.m. collie, pirt thepherd dog. 9-:ZO.ltc Syracuse. Phane 992-7032. 9-11-3fc MEN, WOMEN - Earn sleedy part -lime income. Service Watkins customert with Fill Rent 6uolity products, OUtstanding J ROOM unfurnishE-d epart. Christmas gifts now ment. Phone 99'~· i288. . available. Write 1)·60, 1·1·flc. Watkins Products, Inc .• Wtnon•. Minnesota 55987. 9·21-ltc TRAILER space.- mile from new MeiJIS High School on old Rt . 33. Phone 992·2941. HOUSEWIVES and mothers! · 9-:Z0.301c Pay for your . Christmas with Beeline's j)roflt check from showing Beeline fashions In 5411 S. SECOND St. , Middleport. Juhllng pr-ly, 5 room your free time. Use o1 car house . 2 bedrooms, bath, necessary. C. II Jan Robinson. basement . Contact Edgar ~41<46 cr Jan Knapp, 992Tuckerman, .(71 Richland 6371. Ave., , Athens, Ohio. Phone WANTED fo ~! I '' Art MAtJ,I ~L. ~EAT f..U&f.P/! �2 Fron i~.· r. .-.. ' ., .l . :.,. • I'\' •~ r.r.r ..... ..' .' "l ' ~ I' { }. 'l ' s• I, I' j .' . . ' "' . ' .I ., ~ . • •; _,_ .. , .. , J. ' .... ,' ..... . = I . f.ll . • ~ ~ I. ' ' ' h ., !\. l ~ L· • •; .. _; I ' .. ~ ·;· I •• . ., '· ~ ' ' W'INTBBOP· t I . •' i) ' \ ' OVB.· . '· 110l1SB bJ" 3:1111. Branaga:n.· MY ' "T!-15 NECiA!' 01= .' ~ . ~j .., ~iG!..P6GQW MUST HAVii . iHEM··· \ �2 Fron i~.· r. .-.. ' ., .l . :.,. • I'\' •~ r.r.r ..... ..' .' "l ' ~ I' { }. 'l ' s• I, I' j .' . . ' "' . ' .I ., ~ . • •; _,_ .. , .. , J. ' .... ,' ..... . = I . f.ll . • ~ ~ I. ' ' ' h ., !\. l ~ L· • •; .. _; I ' .. ~ ·;· I •• . ., '· ~ ' ' W'INTBBOP· t I . •' i) ' \ ' OVB.· . '· 110l1SB bJ" 3:1111. Branaga:n.· MY ' "T!-15 NECiA!' 01= .' ~ . ~j .., ~iG!..P6GQW MUST HAVii . iHEM··· \ �'' : ! . : •• ' '4'' ., .. ' ~. ..,,. ' ·- ·~ ' ·' ' fl ' ~ l'' i ~ .. i ~ -• . ' I'' ~ • I ' • CAPTAIN BABY .,' J: !7HOULD' V& ·~· L.~ ~ , ; ! •' ~ l' "'"' i ' 6of, Sn~., ! WANTfO .·-~•. ' . ' . ~Mf( . ~ IJJA~' I ' ". ' 11P! . . r,, > ), ' ' • ,. •. ·1 ~ •• ." ' ·.,.,; .' ·~ ' r '' W'INTIIBOP · l ' g -·,*· ·-..... ' · ~- '-:-,.. 21'~ -· " I ) • r ' . . ..... .. '. .... - ~ .......' . '/ • • �'' : ! . : •• ' '4'' ., .. ' ~. ..,,. ' ·- ·~ ' ·' ' fl ' ~ l'' i ~ .. i ~ -• . ' I'' ~ • I ' • CAPTAIN BABY .,' J: !7HOULD' V& ·~· L.~ ~ , ; ! •' ~ l' "'"' i ' 6of, Sn~., ! WANTfO .·-~•. ' . ' . ~Mf( . ~ IJJA~' I ' ". ' 11P! . . r,, > ), ' ' • ,. •. ·1 ~ •• ." ' ·.,.,; .' ·~ ' r '' W'INTIIBOP · l ' g -·,*· ·-..... ' · ~- '-:-,.. 21'~ -· " I ) • r ' . . ..... .. '. .... - ~ .......' . '/ • • �. ' .... _. _.. ..... ~ .. - ··"··~··· ········"-·····-~-~--·· · ~ · -·· ji!J• ~~7 GOSM, liMO, r'I..L =~ I od'ia NTTAATWASA ~OH!\.V GIG.L . ., at . . ),bio'o 1,1) 1-lOW ASOU'T THIS ONE~ ' . ,l ENTS ALLEY OOP ...WHION I COULD BE OUT RIP!N' -1 ANDY CAPP HIGH ON MVI 01.: DINOSAUR 'ow ABOUT A GAME. 0\ CAR~ AT M'l ?LACE, ANI:>Y? ITis ME, ~ET · -I1VE COM! 'OM! .!ARL.'VI OPEN UP.' eltW.L..IIt Jllnw, Nr .-...,.,. Ll& ·TW. Nlllhan.Hall IJIItl .... Jal the lliston II'Oihen lbemen . forces. IDng'IM ~~raUon THE DROPOUTS ,. ••• . . DEAR POLLY- T.,o¥1 suitcoso spoc 1 I toke my mendint tftreo4 an nwittg ' machine bobbins in1tead of Gil bill "apools. I usually takt black, wlf:.., bki qnd gr..eeri, and always stick in 1 fttl•l l. This reollr '"'"' spau.-VfltA • • DEAR POLLY-I put o ~oot from 1 coot hanger tn tho hoodlo plattic •ucket, wroppod it witlt lfotnr topo and IIH it lor pushing rllo '-<kt,t-fllong tho cl•""' lono " •old ·ctlj!liispins. Muc~ ..,,;., thu I HI or.a 'dOiilaspil ep~ar-GWEN .. (If' *'' DEAR POLLY- I find o pa~lfy &lender is idool for cho_p_pin1 hard·Hilo~ 1811 for aaladt.-M~ w.ll.ll. • !,)EAR POLLY-For -ttr lookl01 unJ. fon11 or onr driP"i'l eormonh witnams that ttnd · to puchr, cl• ~"'~'' clalhfltiins ~~ tho bottoM· of tkh """' to ~old ,; , 1t1oiglu .... ,ight it down Olit.drilt Silvera! ""' .ao~i, soap,Jijld 110 Ia anolll•'•''* . hii!I'J tnoua~r'I.UI , · • . •HI• E ••.:'10 ~ • • . .•• ,tiL.··· ··~•-' , '' ~f ' .. . ,. ·~ ( ') .. ' I H:. ' ' I • . ..., ... .. ~. • • ,,... • • 5271 �. ' .... _. _.. ..... ~ .. - ··"··~··· ········"-·····-~-~--·· · ~ · -·· ji!J• ~~7 GOSM, liMO, r'I..L =~ I od'ia NTTAATWASA ~OH!\.V GIG.L . ., at . . ),bio'o 1,1) 1-lOW ASOU'T THIS ONE~ ' . ,l ENTS ALLEY OOP ...WHION I COULD BE OUT RIP!N' -1 ANDY CAPP HIGH ON MVI 01.: DINOSAUR 'ow ABOUT A GAME. 0\ CAR~ AT M'l ?LACE, ANI:>Y? ITis ME, ~ET · -I1VE COM! 'OM! .!ARL.'VI OPEN UP.' eltW.L..IIt Jllnw, Nr .-...,.,. Ll& ·TW. Nlllhan.Hall IJIItl .... Jal the lliston II'Oihen lbemen . forces. IDng'IM ~~raUon THE DROPOUTS ,. ••• . . DEAR POLLY- T.,o¥1 suitcoso spoc 1 I toke my mendint tftreo4 an nwittg ' machine bobbins in1tead of Gil bill "apools. I usually takt black, wlf:.., bki qnd gr..eeri, and always stick in 1 fttl•l l. This reollr '"'"' spau.-VfltA • • DEAR POLLY-I put o ~oot from 1 coot hanger tn tho hoodlo plattic •ucket, wroppod it witlt lfotnr topo and IIH it lor pushing rllo '-<kt,t-fllong tho cl•""' lono " •old ·ctlj!liispins. Muc~ ..,,;., thu I HI or.a 'dOiilaspil ep~ar-GWEN .. (If' *'' DEAR POLLY- I find o pa~lfy &lender is idool for cho_p_pin1 hard·Hilo~ 1811 for aaladt.-M~ w.ll.ll. • !,)EAR POLLY-For -ttr lookl01 unJ. fon11 or onr driP"i'l eormonh witnams that ttnd · to puchr, cl• ~"'~'' clalhfltiins ~~ tho bottoM· of tkh """' to ~old ,; , 1t1oiglu .... ,ight it down Olit.drilt Silvera! ""' .ao~i, soap,Jijld 110 Ia anolll•'•''* . hii!I'J tnoua~r'I.UI , · • . •HI• E ••.:'10 ~ • • . .•• ,tiL.··· ··~•-' , '' ~f ' .. . ,. ·~ ( ') .. ' I H:. ' ' I • . ..., ... .. ~. • • ,,... • • 5271 �. . ... . ....,. .. ·~- PRISCII.L.A! •. "WILL, I'MUST SAY lllON'J 'TN INK IT I$ V(JY SPOiliNG OF YOU ETHEL TO STAal AN A•GUMINT WITHOUT LITT!NG loll KNOW THE SUiJ!CTr/ ~TS l ToO 'SHOaT, THIN fOU'RliH '·. "AND IN CONCLUSION, THE CHEF WOULD LIKE ME TO··AIIIiOUNCl THAT WHILE TOSSING THE SALAD, HE LOST A CONTACT UNSr' ' ' "WILL, I GOTTA GET OFF THE PHONE NOW • , • SO MQM CAN "AVE HI• TU•N THE UST Of THI PAY!" • ' by S ·t offel & BUGS BUNNY " AH WOULD OF-1>'\TTLE.'- GAsP...... FAMINE HITS '. i ; DOGPATtH r-· ,- DIED HAPP'I, IF AH COULD oF NATCHIRL'I!!-voRE LOVIN'WIFE.S WAI\IT 'iOP.E. LAST SIGHT o,,f EAP.TH ro eE OF US!! - NATIVES IN LAST STAGES OF r·· [< ..•;:- . ,tARVATION .,., ;•'' \ A· ,. : . 1:'1 Alii · &OIU!DOM ' ~., '~~ -'M:JP.LO'S WEALlHIEST AND MOST . SWINISH t't' '! eACHEl.OR ' WATI:HES 8'f CLOSE:D CIRCUIT T.V. ' lamP. Iunday ...., ... -·...., .....cl ntbe ,r;:o-..r *'' I l la111J llotbe ... In ' l I r"ond Syrian '' oit I r' ' tbe list Ill lfOibon lhe men ,_, I ioni 'lill ••lion ' '• ' !,, K\NC:. f>..RTHUR'S SWc:lR\'1 WAS CA.LLE.D '0 EXCALIBUR, 0 ·;,. ' , BOCEPH/>.LUS ·" NECKLACE AN EARRINGS ;) ·WIND J!t.. 'SI>'\A.LL 4. Tit; .nit:' CORKS TO A SCP.,WJ E'(E Bcll!-l' •N SHOEl.~"'"" INlt> TH'C ' ..,.,.... . --= '· BOIIoM OF E~ HII.LF . "• ,;, . ··~ ' ~ '!'' . ' ~·: '~ ~ ' .. ).. ... . . '•' �. . ... . ....,. .. ·~- PRISCII.L.A! •. "WILL, I'MUST SAY lllON'J 'TN INK IT I$ V(JY SPOiliNG OF YOU ETHEL TO STAal AN A•GUMINT WITHOUT LITT!NG loll KNOW THE SUiJ!CTr/ ~TS l ToO 'SHOaT, THIN fOU'RliH '·. "AND IN CONCLUSION, THE CHEF WOULD LIKE ME TO··AIIIiOUNCl THAT WHILE TOSSING THE SALAD, HE LOST A CONTACT UNSr' ' ' "WILL, I GOTTA GET OFF THE PHONE NOW • , • SO MQM CAN "AVE HI• TU•N THE UST Of THI PAY!" • ' by S ·t offel & BUGS BUNNY " AH WOULD OF-1>'\TTLE.'- GAsP...... FAMINE HITS '. i ; DOGPATtH r-· ,- DIED HAPP'I, IF AH COULD oF NATCHIRL'I!!-voRE LOVIN'WIFE.S WAI\IT 'iOP.E. LAST SIGHT o,,f EAP.TH ro eE OF US!! - NATIVES IN LAST STAGES OF r·· [< ..•;:- . ,tARVATION .,., ;•'' \ A· ,. : . 1:'1 Alii · &OIU!DOM ' ~., '~~ -'M:JP.LO'S WEALlHIEST AND MOST . SWINISH t't' '! eACHEl.OR ' WATI:HES 8'f CLOSE:D CIRCUIT T.V. ' lamP. Iunday ...., ... -·...., .....cl ntbe ,r;:o-..r *'' I l la111J llotbe ... In ' l I r"ond Syrian '' oit I r' ' tbe list Ill lfOibon lhe men ,_, I ioni 'lill ••lion ' '• ' !,, K\NC:. f>..RTHUR'S SWc:lR\'1 WAS CA.LLE.D '0 EXCALIBUR, 0 ·;,. ' , BOCEPH/>.LUS ·" NECKLACE AN EARRINGS ;) ·WIND J!t.. 'SI>'\A.LL 4. Tit; .nit:' CORKS TO A SCP.,WJ E'(E Bcll!-l' •N SHOEl.~"'"" INlt> TH'C ' ..,.,.... . --= '· BOIIoM OF E~ HII.LF . "• ,;, . ··~ ' ~ '!'' . ' ~·: '~ ~ ' .. ).. ... . . '•' �I' ~ l • i'... •.< ( .. ' ' ' ' ' •• ' ' ~.,.. '".. !(·1':·~·~· •' \ 1 • .' ~~ • ·d . · Ohio GOP, l'hreate; ' · , , ~n 2 Nen·ze . / especi~ly "'~;,. • ~ocrallcgubemat«<aanoml- ' \i ' . ., j '" ' ' / .~ ) ~ () ;. f'~ ,,w ' I f W€U., lAJEU., l.VEC.C . B.ACK 10 Sd-\c:OL AlRtNJ'r', ~ ,\, 1'. Eli, LUVABLE. -:t 9.· ' 'I' t ,.1' ~ ,. ' I J ' ' ·,, I ,of" John J. GUiigan, oched~ ~to testify• today befill'e 8 grand • ':JIIrJ lnves1J81Ung alleged irreg. :.ullriUes in the alate loan JlfG...... . o 11ld ""'·t IOI'dlcliiiUI" ~·· "'" 1.. 1o alricUy a Republican ocandal. The Republican• know 'perfectly well lllat I bave no "periOilallmowledge whatever of ; the U!egal loons; of the lllck· • ·, bacb, of tile poiiUcal conlribuUona lllal art aU part of lllal aordld mesa.'' Gilligan aald. • "But they have decided to ~try ·- for purely polillcol ·::rlaaDIII -to IIIQnl thai I am ·,.IOIIIihow Involved Ill their ocan· .dil bY. lnlmmoniltg me to •t;, :.~ before the grand jill')', ·'~Gilligan. ,' 'They hope to convert the '· grand jill')' into a " 081;':"' In •1 thlt campaign," he said, So be : II." ·~ ."The IC&I!dallla IIA!pubUean ocindal, . lllfpl Joana were :,mode front~ llate treasury .iby llapublicai\ elected and ap\'pointed officlala," Gilligan said. ."'The lOans were arranged 11)1 :o;pRiiitn..,t lltpubllcana who ·l;!llarged large lees for sec!llriniJ •lbe.loana." •. The grlllld jury is lnveaUgat;:Ing a teries of loans .made ·;~~~~wg~~ the office of State ;,'l'realurer John D. Herbert and .:,~lhrqh lbe SChool Employes · , · • 1 · - ·<- OOL'UMBVS (VPI)- Ohio'• · lifter the teat at retlrillg 'v.s. dilctplined and financed poliUon :.(;".[> ., going lobe claM,"..,., pr<J1!11 ~- organisation, Sen. Stephen M. Young,.D<Jhlo. c~ or~&n~saUon in the country Metzenbawn . o ~ .i$ •i~. unUI five year• ago a well Opp;••• .Metzr......., 00110 finds itaelf in a position view0ondomestic . .t'-" ..,/'~ 0 trailing WI W!!'re 1 B)'llel!lanl Syotero. 'oiled unttunder the illrecUon of S!llf\dlng in Talt'Ji WJJ is somewhere bflween supine and ritietandanAmertca. ·n ~() ' . ;. "illlie 'riew.tr a f.,..,:tee~lil=·~~=~~~~;l State ~udilor .Jio8er Cloud, the peerleos Ray c, Blial, baa Democrat Howard M. Melzen· prone." . , a! from Vietnam. ''1 ""v .~,' ..v ~ ..whr. " thei!OpubllcauiiOIIlb!eelorgoV· fallen into dilrepalr. bai!ID,&WealthyCievelllndpul>- Bu• there are Signs of Ufe. brlnJ 011!: bq;'J !lome, ?..., 0 o'ii' ' • ·for g~er .... It a only blc 0 ernor, called for the inveallp- A bitter pr~mary· campaign 1iaJ1er • attnrney who !JPIOI for- The White House and the Jlo· he qlel. ;;t 0' contruta. ·IWD B. . If. Uon aile!- lt wu 1earne<l filii and· a noisy ocandallhla year mer astronaut Jolin Glenn In publicon National Commlltee TolielPbt.campalgn,~ · ,ubl!cao Cloud, 10, Is a GIDiglill, I ~·oftlailr:JI!I. lhort torm l9ans made lhrol18h have caii!Od visible craclca in the primary. I,Jet,zenbaum cam- are mindful of the tmplcl of bamn lialillned up ape8lllng ap- r11me Iarmer who 11P¥:eJ hit the NaWJ duriJii IJ,.W ~ 1 ' the treuurer'a office eiCNded the "-·Ntcan dynaoty. pa'""• 81 11 hli opponent were Ohio's election, poaranees 1n Oblo for ·Young, Clli1Versation with aclalllatiooa . esmed a SIII'W $ar ~, tn,~. ..... iKA mWlon llmit "'"' ••• some · r ""'""I"" '6'""' -.a o.&.....:: .aL _. "'-be aa............. ~"-'"- enwii*D; ~" ) "'"..., The Nov, 3,generill elecUon Nixon. He attacb the idmlnllNlloil May JJelp fanner V.S. ALtclmey General Ute "gee, wbiz" .... •..,.. ""' ,.,,... of the SERB loans may 'alto be Iindo the Statehoute, in llepub- traUon In lj]lnosl every speech. Already, the rtaUonal organt- 1iamsey Clark and Democrallc Jove of Mae." bert from l!le' d!olti'Qrl!r 1I.a;,.. U!epl. Jiean banda Iince 1963, up tor ATall victory would Rive the zaU'\0 has aenl In Harry, V.S. Sends. Edmund Muatll of Cloud baa won 1.$ eta!- and ROdman, Mltftre II)'**IJ7:11t- ' 8J'&be in a tosa-up race for goY' GOP both Senate aeat.f In Ohio. "Buck" Limbouae to get the Maille, Gell'ge McGovern, s.b., local elecUona wltbout '' loaa . tack off Olnawa. Members of the llnpa lllat ar- ernor. The Demoerall, running Tb" Republicans were spllt campaign off dead center. And Birch Bayh, Ind .• and Harold overbill 34-)'ear pollllcol career. He wu elected to ~ ranged many of the I~, f~ Cc~ngreuman John J. 11)1 Tall's primary victory over there are reports that n..t !lug""-, Iowa. The state auditor il reaarded City CoundiltYtllljmea lllld Ill Croltera Inc., contributed to the Gilligan against etate Auditor Gov. James A. Rhodes, who month President Nixon will Tall, 53, and Metzenbaum, 52, by many as the greateat clear· IIIII pulled ofJ hiz greatell lJ:I. pollllcol campalgna Ill llliiiiY Rog0r _Cloud, are given their wu problblted by the etate Con- swing through the Buckeye State are both millionaires. Early lnghouse of information on elate ump 11)1 defeating the poiNiiul leadlng Republican~ lncludiiJtl' beat cbinee t4 take over since sUtuUon from seeking a lhtrd to lend a hand. estimates project their cam- government in Ohio. U.S. Sen. Frank J. LaUICile, DHerbert, Cloud, 'State sen. Rob- 1~, 'ltben MidJael v. Dl sene straight term as governor. Taft,..., of "Mr. Republican" paign """"""""at up to $1.5 mil- Democrat Gilligan, 41, Ia a Oblo, for the Democrallc in Turner of Marioo, state at- ted a Democratic - p . Two weeko later, disaster - the late U.S. Sen. fiobert A. Uon apiece, but botll camps are red-haired former Englleh pro- torial nomlnallllft In IIIII•.. :. torney general Paul W. Brown Tbelltpublll;liriPl'8..izati<Slal struck again in the form of a Taft- and 1randson of Presl- crying poverty. lessor who is Hable· to say anyVIc.._ Drift lllld Gov. James A. ~· ·problems complleate the Senate diJc<w"''Y lllat some of the GOP dent William Howard Taft, has Limit Spending thing. The Democratic altornay Cloud and Herbert said tliey race, wlllch might olhenol!e be lllltewlde nominees had accept- ~ aloof from what the Met.zenbawn spent f/32,000 to "H I were Gilligan's cam- from ClnclnnaU ls ltiiiWIU.C • returnedthecampa1gnconlribu· 8 refetel)dum on the Nixon ad- edcampalgnconlributionsfrom Detqocrats cell the "statehouse wtn hil primary race and taft palgn manager," IIIWI08 a viglll'OIII drive lor the bllcli:lnl Ilona while the others spent mlnillralidl. a firm doing buslnesa with the Scandal." spentl60l,OOO.Bothhnveagreed Republleanatrategtst, "l'deend of organized labor and Ia theirs. As a result of the dll- Republicana are sending V.S. state. He lias concentrated on na- lhis Ume to llmited their radio him 1o HawaU WlUI the elecUon hammering a war at. closure, Cloud demanded that lltp. Robel! Tall Jr., whoae As one Democrat put it: ti<Slallaaues. where he sticks and television spending to Ia over. He has a propensity Republic&DJ about Obio'l Herbert·and Turner gel off the family loa symbol of the party, "What once was the heat close to tbe administration line, $2621100. for saying the wrong thing at (Continued qn Page I) Itctet, a position he has soften. ' ed in recent weeb. One of the flnns that received M million In loans arranged through the treasurer's office was the Four Se88QIIa Nursing Homes Inc. of Oklahoma City which has since filed fer reorganizaUon under the federal bankruptcy laws. King Resources Inc., Denver, Colo., received p million In Joana. A spoteaman fiH' the VOl. XXIII NO. 111 MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 21, 1970 POM EROY·MIDDLEPORT TEN CENTS firm oold recently It is in a bind to obtain ready caah. _ : _ - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -- - - > e New Offensive ·Moves in South Al-l , 't'ES I H IS'Tl)RY IN AS OIJ6 OF N\'i FAVORJffi SUBJECTS, TOO ! PHNOM 'PENH (VPI) ,~ Mlnlaler Lon Not flew ' pri today in borrowed ;,~ heUcopler for a first·llahd loot at the tarsest 'Cimbojtian military operation. oi the 'war. · ' i: Clmbudlan relnforeementa / ""' he8cled north ID an eflori :tO bretlk the week-long Commu:!11<11·ennpjblllll of 4,000 govern:~Mal· tloOps near 1'an8 Kauk. ·~· b •, ....... Ume a new ~mmiil Ol!ensM WU re~ UDjler '!If bl the aou~ a the north, which baa ~ surrounded 11)1 the Cooupunllta lor more lhan two monlll8. The Conununilta stalled the drive 14 mlles north of sto1111, encircling the nlne Cambodian battalions. A relief force of Cambodian paratroopen broU through the Communllt riDe last Friday and there wen reports the task force baa ~ rescued, ' IJut t~e North VIetnamese 111\1 Vllt Cong lorcet cloled.lbe =:..· · ti:!P .~ and the I . • Qf •·" ' ' ··~dj. ' t • ,·19 sto., . • • riiJlei , • OMIGOSH!.. THE: 5UPeR~ luti"l~ MARKET Cl-OSES IN see WHSRE! MY TWISNTY M\NUTE:5, AI\\D WS'RS OUT OF GR.OCSRIES! MY Ma""EN GQ~S! ,, j I'l--l- GET Wli-U9 · 1-11'.7 COMIC 30pK! . SHA.MPOO, AAD STATIONERY (-, ~. ' '· L..ET'<G <Gee ... I GOT THE POP AND CHIPS... .. ,, . . ... AND I WA.NTED TOGE:T A. MOP! ..•' . ' .. l .<'"' SrN!J, 28 mllos . . if-~1!1---------""":----::--.,-~--------i L\l.. WA.NT'.7 · llP A.I 'THE 5rORJ:: FOR MFE 1 MOM? . of lull Iaroe left two 'aouth .of Pllnom Penh. ·,. ..., ago ~ (l1llh up Route I Tile Com!Dunllta m poalng ~-'tomPOnl Thoot, 50 mllea to a~ lhrut in the IIOIIIh. ~ PICK THE?!: THING$ · . ::.. .·· at¥,,;;~nlir the aIratelY tblt ~ptti!d In the .~~,....,,a ·~ WIJ...J... 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