https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/529283802dceb0e974fc9ef42bf725e1.pdf fd3969bd15afb233e61145c026c622f7 PDF Text Text 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... YOU PL.EASE -......rtfir n.!lonl';idi7iol Noi. • ·· ' · ':of .~ Penh. - tllbl; torwn f'robi ...-. a ~pture .\ND I'D .t..JK~ TO .. ' ' •• 1 ... ,. \ ~· )' ' ' ., ,' I' · News •.• in Briefs • at y "lllill'· en tine JordanTown· Is Captured . . ,. , . . .· ;• ~~~-• #'.rl!i ·.toot .!!!41' u ·,=:=·. J 1Jl:~ · ~ . ' ~·-':'JII;;f-~ .l)e liftln! 'fl'l'o7 lll&ti .at ..... '· .. : · -oo~a.:~s~~:r. _ ' :t·' r. ...dl!lm ...,.,aD Jllillioi w11ea ile~. d•l'l ,, ,...... oil liacb"'""' . after for a _. f!nllllll lead ever the Belpre Goltlea J!lqleo. AI rigid, oevea baridprlo, lhow they allo lib wbat II happeolq. ~Wii l Ky Ignores I , •. �'" -, '• !j "1" .... • '" War Responsibility At Congress'. l)oor A ruling by a federal judge ,bas in etJect placed responsibility for the Vietnam war squarely where it belongs-on Congress and indirectly, on lhe American citizenry which, boWever iril~rfectly, e1ercises ultimate control over what Congress does or does not do. · Judge Orrin G. Judd of Brooklyn bas rejected a com· plaint brought by an Army private who cha leng"l' orders to sencl him to Vietnam on the grounds that the war Ia uneonstltullonal. Se<!tion 8 of Article I ol the Constitution gives to Coru!ress the power to declare war, and Congress has never decfared that a state of war exists in Vietnam. But in a 50-page opinion, Judge Judd held that: "The Congress repeatedly and unmislakenly authorized the use ol armed forces of the United Slates to lll!ht in Vietnam. Whether Ibis was a prudent action or a lragic diversion of men and money is immaterial. "The Vietnam conflict cannot be blamed on usurpation by either of the presidents who bave held otJice from 1964 to date. Having reached that decision, tbe court's function is ended." Uncloubt.edly, Congress would never bave underwritten and the American people would never have tolerated President Johnson's Intervention in Vietnam in 1964 (which he inillated by virtue of his constitutional power as Commander·in.Chief of the armed forces) had anyone been able to foresee what lay ahead. But we bought !be war-out of ignorance or unconcern or simple trust In the nation's leaders and the nation's purpoees or maybe even partly out of an "arrogance of power" Senator Fulbright has remarked upon. And in the same way we are buying President Nlzon'1 for bringing the war to an end in the best way which wilb the consent of Congress and the people-knows how. g.tan Let's (Pant) Swap (Pant) ' .,. ' ' " ' >C" ' i• \· "'' - ' ..,, .. '" .. . . . the · ~ . ·· .-Spo.rts· . k .D " es ·" . wort " Jl'ld m..-. lhlntlle . -~. )1m !nto. a blc · lnallagemant baeQ gQing .DP e¥tr ' . ,, · .... -·~ ::~- RAY CROMLEY It's a Matter of Intelligence Mark Fanatics to Curb ~ IT} \ "hill net anne " C'L T. Lilt a- -. yoil're ' :; c:.,(to) thlnl. . .. ;.:; ' · In 21 yeara the scrlbel bavea .&23 average, not bed wh111 you '!'llCIIIPUtethnqarieolnherontlnlootball.Theybavebeenr!ghtlO -~ 'lldiel, 1rrmg 9, and ball r!ght twice (aHIIIel). •: • " ·Thill, the Marauden face up early to IDIIdna the scribes \:t __ FrldayDightatTankStadiumthey gettllelronlylbolof i :." _. ~ allbt lavuilel, the Ironton l'lsera. Nlll' two wlriiiUp conleala, a bum-4Hnlm victory over St. i• Joe, and a briUialll dlaoectlng of Belpre 1aa1 Friday evonlnilln ., Marauder Stadium (.U), the Marauders 1llllll be· accounted ~·. ~, They will be up. ~;'"' '';. 'i1ua same will be like palling all yoll: chips In the pot on the o tllileaid.MaraJICierlansfeeiMr.Cllanceyandstatlhaveahelty ., . · IDthelhreepuiMaraucler-neverbaatheteam loobd '· lllcl«ready1010011. FrldaynlghltheMaraudersplayed Uke they "; .............. could orin• ...,_,..,1•g tlley did - OD defenaa, On ol' 1'!!'\l' - • ~ -1r81 lrilh authoriiY, mJdlng eonfidlllee. Friday night ;. tlwsottllt!ropportlaiiiYio&bowttllfllrreal. , ; " Tllelltwlle, thla lf/OMarauder Club hal a number of actors "'" aub!B b lt.lmp"elllve, Itlloaabl Friday nfSbl, were: · -The doftnllve frullllve, lrcm 111d to end, of Wa)'lll! WeU, •. FredLee,JolmTbomaa,RogerAbboltandJeffMorriii. NonewW ;: .val bnak 111Ybod7's l[lrint re<XII'ds. but all are quick to react, ,."~!now~ Ill bit and lllowo.cl defenllve S8'fV7. " - ibe qiiiiJ'IeriJackl, parllcular]J lbe passing, of Bob :•:. Wlriy,llbole Ifill II accurate llld slrong. He will benefit !rom • esperllactander be191erfire, whichhewlllgotFrlday nl&hl. He ·.·, ....._llllill reeelvl!t'l ~Jon Kloes, Mile Grate, Tern llolfner, .MmiJ •d Demll Bogga (and probably a rouple more < ~ g•w•-· . j;j ~· ~.lilllllldermpa). ;,. ";;-. 'itlm llltre 11 BoaL '11111 fellow, tlla nephew of ooetlme t 'llf'l' ~ rum1ng back Jim lllrtlnger, ~-to-be Bri8" "Qe!:-.......etoftheAirl"llree,llthe-ll111111101'lnlbale -.... ed •• p1rtul~ew.,• 11111 bedl. He doelll't have the lnalunlll)' ape ~;91 ~:W~ ~ Mlddllplrl, or of Vn Hmllon ~f Pomeroy· " Coronary Heart Disease Has No Regard for Age """"'~ · BrownProUd of Be· =~:~. ·:;;:.:;~~- trickyi"unning to down Oakland we gave them," he said, "and they had the ball most of the Ume. Their defenaa waa u:cellent and kept giving the ball to the offenae." This figures out to be guesslns to the Raiders and I'm really The draw play Madden percentage ol S%.3 per cent for proud of them," Brown said menUoned was a 76-rard 21 yeara. paternally of his team mem· toochdown scamper by CinclnDuring the buslneaa meeUng bers nail fullback Jeas PhWips oo a the members elected Lee "We were up for 11. 11 was an third......WO situation. Hamilton of Radio Station Inspired effort," he conUnued. "I'm sure everyone was WLGN. Loo!an. aa the lll'es)deiiL"" "Defensively it was a wonderful aurpriaed when it went for a RobSilerofthetrontmTribune effort" touchdown," a happy Plilllipa aa vice president, and Odie Oaktand coach John Madden relate. "!asked Sam (Wyche) O'Donnell of the Gallipolis was something less !ban how many yards we needed and Tribune as secretary-treasurer· ecstatic about the lOBI but he said 23, so I tried lor a good Hamilton succeeds Joe lnalated that "there are no gainer. Struble of Pomeroy aa president excuses, the Bengai:J are a vety "I don'tlhlnk anyone touched while Siler replaces Jim Myere - · '!"*· ... ' ' · V ll!llblhl!lfllltrartb\bGraabllilyiDba~~lpelidlt~n:' .' ~·-·lllfdfllat~l't lr~..~titfr ~.-......,IDila.tli-iu.Y. eight team C()!lference. Ffftoea membera lrom the eJcbl teqae newo and radio media cal baDolo lrith flnl p1aee vote &eod lor elcbl pobdl, seetlld place gelllq aevea, ete. Baaed on thla point system, Coach Bob Bruney's Ironton Tigers jult nipped the def•nding champion Jackaon tronmen 1111 toJ.:':!n drew eight first place votes and Jackson five. Coach Cl!arles Chancey's powerful Meigs Marauders pickad up third place on 90~ the • trong I..,.... -·· polnta ~th w1 Chieftains nalling down fourth place,lrith 83 polnis. Athens bad 611!!, GaWpclls 46~, Waverly 30, and Weilsll>n 15. One scribe fore .... a cochampionship between Jackson and Ironton while another aees Jackaon and Meigs sbaring the Ulp !pOl." of ~-::~..:d:~ed preu pasoeo aad dues olalemeall were llsaed lritll Woverly repniOIIed lor the ftnt ttme by Earl James of lbe waver IJ Newa ••d Wol<hmaa and by Bob Roof of Radio Station WPKO. Other members attending were Joe Struble, Keith Wiaecup, and Bob Roberta of Meigs; Bill Gray and Odie O'Donnell of GaWpoils; Lee llamUton of Logan; Bob WIIUs and John Derrow ol Weilston; Willard Fitzpatrick and John Foster of Jackson; Rob Siler of Ironton; and Tom MeUers of Athens. A Wnl member predieled tllal AtheDI and GIWpolla woaltl Ue for IUth place 1D tile llaalotawli•&•· Since the annual The next meeUng of the prognosUcalions of the SEOAL association lrill be held Sunday, footballracebeganinliMB,the Nov. IS,lrith the eight head members have successfully football coaches attending to pickad the winner 10 Urnes, assist In the aelectlon of the 1970 mlaaed nine ~. and on two All.sEOAL football team. • . , • . , ., "• ., ", • :.:nilbom..~ctu.t' .1 9 tH:.>-:rtt .., ,Jt\I J•~·T"·~·~ ..... ~.trf,l -~~~j;!.J!L!~-~ ·~ ~7~~~ Piilmer·3rd ~: .. ' ". ~· ~ J1lllliel.i til go dD1111, ,.. are ~ 10 olberl By FRED DOWN .. -JII*.tbemtiltbegnuncl'!'lll'llolldconllel. UPJSporiiWrtler •· .. •(.,!. ADd ftl!all1, lllert art II guys out there Wlllllng to play Hall o1 Farner Cy Young, who laolblll. 'lbllt'il whit mobs a winner. won a record m major league g.,:,.., was once aaked how it felt to head the all-time pitchtng Ust. "I should bave had 512 victories," the old man anapped. ''The qlficla1 scorer jo]jbocl me out of a victory 1 AmtrkanLHIIVO should bave bad In the IIIII East X·l!altlmort . .m ... .546 12 -~ 13 .:•• 22 . ,414 .23 •316 36'12 ' L Pet. 01 ,6oj$ season." Jim l'lllmer was born 34 New York 5-j ~7 Cleveland Washington 79 24'h 11 .>j64 27'12 rillht.hander Boston Detroit Pet. 01 ·w. .562 12'12 -~ VOID!• reUred In 73 .523 18'12 Year. .,_ • 7+ .lCIO 22\>1 1911, but the Balllmore Orioles' ·* sounded Uke the old HaJI..oi-Famer Sunday aft« Pet. Gl bellini the Cleveland Indiana. .105 ... .549 ,.,., 7.0, for his :11J1b victory of the 72 .liM 12 - · Palmer ttuls Joined 23game w1nnera Mike Cuellar and 91 ' .3f3 32 93 ,.,. 33 DaV. Mdlally Iii the· elite 1111 :w 37'h maldillltheOrioles'atall ·., 1•k .. R JI'OUII• ' the firatto bave three 26-game lrinnera in the same aeason since the J9661ndtans' staff. "I dont't care If other people think of me aa 'the other starter' behind Mike and Dave.'' he said. "I'Ve pitched well enough thla year Ill win more lban !II games." A11oWI Four Hill Palmer ellowed four hils, struck .Ut nine to raise Ilia aeaaon total to ttl and pitched his 17th complete game and the 51th by the staff. Mark Belanger drove In three runs lrith a triple and two singles to lead the Orioles' attack which dealt Mike Paul his seventh loll. The Minnesota Tlrins reduced their magic number In the Ameriean League West to two •n " ~~ 'I " - even.u~ ~,,,' .•• ' • empbaUcally. "I defiDitely dido 'I want !bat happening again." Turf was Hot Phillipa said he waa extreme- ly Ured afler the game and the heal on the arUflcllll turf at the Riverfront Stadium "took a lot out of me." Someone else waa less !ban happy about the head generated by the synthetic aurface, said to be naar 1~ degrees on a sunny day. "I personally do not like arUfical turf," cmnmented Oak· land's all-pro quarterback Oar· burning all day... 4 " It waa dlffleult to tell lnpl the atatlstico, bowefei', /U Lamonk:a completed 17 of » passes for 285 yards and IWO touchdowns. " "We didn't establish 1 good running game and we didn't execute weB," l..aJnQnicllllid, "and the outatandlng kicking game CinclnnaU haa certaln17 was a factor." Cincinnati punter Dave Lewis, a product of Canadian football, averaged tl.3 yards a punt against Oeldand, wblle place kicker Horst Muhlmann had only one kickoff which waa returned and it was only back 1<. the 22 yant line. Madden summed II up as he sat In the locking room, his head resting against the waD and Ilia eyes cloaed. "I guess we'll juat bave to look at the films and aee what really happened," he said. Anderson, Reds are Confident ATLANTA (UPI)-Cinclnnati Manager Sparky Anderson doesn't think recent pitching woes are going to hamper the Reds In their playoff aeries againfl whichever team lrina the National League East. "Evenlrith(Wayne)Simpson ( l<l-3) out of it, we '11 be all right," Anderson insists. "We've got enough pitching for 8 short series (the playoff is best 3 of 5). We only need theh· former ace who haa boen able to make only thret starts this aeaaon, take a beating in &mday'sll-2loss to the AUanta Braves in hopes illat he might work hlmlelf Into readiness !~ a role in the playoff. Maloney Is Out But Maloney, who had eight straight winning aeaaons before inJurY cut bim down thla year, gave up eight runs oo Biz hits and six walks In loll' Innings three." Sunday and doesn't look Uke The Reds, runaway wlnnero he'll be IllY help. of the National League West, The Braves broke the game are counUng on Jim Merritt(~ open In the secood Inning when 12) Gary Nolan (17-7) and Jim they • ....,ted for ftve runs on McGiothUn(l4-ll),wboappears just three hits. Four of the to have sbaklll off his mid- Braves' runs In the game came aeaaon Injury. 011 baaee-loadad walks. Anderson tel Jim Malooey, Righthander Ron Reed gave •hJ M'I "" 'I" o·, ••••· "<iPonlf!AJur•• la.-p.... <lbe ., ··~~ - · ·'"'=""=''' t .... , ~ .. •" Wfii ''~·'' " ' .o:• ... '"''! 5." Anderlon II pleaaed !bat the tint two gomes of the playoff are In the East park. "We p-efer 11 tllat way," he aaid. "We figure that If we can split there we'll bave a chance to wrapitupathome.However,l would not be surprlaed to aee it go lbe full ftve games." Jut AI Anderson said !bat, oulllide of thepltchtng,the Reds are every bit .. slrq now .. lbey were back In lbe firat three months whentlley,..,..Pla¥lngata .700 pace. 5 ''If anything, being in oar new ball park will make 111 even stronger boca""" we can hit the ball out and some o1 the other cluba can't reach our fence at by beating the Chicago White game aeries. . Sox,ll-l,theNewYorkYankaea Acrowdol2,000greeledthe Ulpped the Detroit Tigers, 5-l, Reds atll!e Greater CincinnaU the Boston Red Sox downed the Alrporllate&mdayon their trip Waahln~ton Senators, 3-1, the back from Atlanta. Callforrua Angels defeated the Anderson insists that the Oakland AlhleUcs, t-2, and the Reds don~ really care which of Milwaukee Brewers edged the the Uree teams now battling for Kanaaa City Royals, 4-3, in the East title-adcago, New other American League games. York and Pittsburgb-lbey Rookie Bert Blyieven pitched face. a lhre<WIItter lor his loth win Need the Breab and Cesar Tovar, Tony Oliva "Anything can happen In a and Jim Holt each had three ftve-t~ome series " Anderson hit11ln the Twins' 15-llit attack. said "You have 'to bave the · Paul Ratliff ulao contributed a break&. We had IJl(ft aucceas homer to the Minnesota attack, (Il-l) against the Meta and which banded Jerry Janesld his Pirates but our games lritll the 16th lOBI against 10 lrins. , Cut. (5-7) were usuaJ1y wildYaakees to Vlelory scoring affairs that never Homers by Roy White and established a pattern." Roo Woods and Steve Kline's Anderson doesn't think thai thr~t pitching paced the the ctoae battle In the Eaal will Yankees to their victory as baveanybearlngootheplayoH. Mickey Lolich, the Tigers' 11161 ''We may have bec<me a bit been acouUng Ba111more and Mlnnesota,thetwoteamswhich wW be in the American League playoff. "We haven't spent much lime s...., "Qht<fhiil.• , "AlotoffolUhltD.yballsfor on thoae teams In our other divtsloo becauae we've pla)'ad them aU a doom limes each and !mow them pretty well," An· deraoo said. "We'll start opendlng I uttle more Ume oo them now. 0. thing we know aJreadJ, 110 matter which team lrina tllat Eastern Division race, il'o going to be • good playoff." r'!!~-"!"---'!""-. fi8S01! INSURE w"ith "• ' " < to' Win 20 =~r~=r:: ~;::~d:a: ~ ' "•n'!lesy'uP:~:~ dc· .~· 1 Get e .:;;; 2. 7•10 ... - " -"· .. "' me'bn !bat J11P," ba (jrlnned. "I TYI ~- ''l'v~~ Uke got some flllllaaUc bloeki and to play on it and baw ·~7' after all, I'm only aa 'good aa prof11Ted gru~. Mr W> _. BY ODIE O'DONNELL CincinnaU. • tum,"'. Madden said pblldloplli· that line... Football fans of t,ile Soutbeastern Ohio Athletic For the M<Ond straight year cally ,In the locbr room all« Plilllipa was asked If be waa League are ill for a realtreat this year as four "very the Raidenl, one of the real the game. ''111ey bad it early In thinking about the 113-yard run stroll&" teams 1oom as jJOtentlal football champions powerbOUIOS In pro football, the game, we got it back on he made against Oakland here laat aeaaon which falled to go with frontoil picked to edge out Jackson, Meigs, and tra~ to the Queen City only sotookmeit~~~.f~!: : t :':g for a touchdown boca"'"' he ran Logan for tbe honors. , to lose to the iow..-ated Cln..,... ..-• "oUt of steam and waa tackled 'lbi,l was the verdict Sunday by members of the clnnall Bengali. draw play touchdown. on the goal line. SEO """-rtswriters and Broad~sters Association The Bensala uaecl 8 young, "You bet l wu," he said meet•::!:' ill Ja-..··- for th..IP 22nd annual fall fired_-up defenaa and some "They took the opportun!Ues ", ~ WaYei-]J llld,WeJIItm toflullb lbe CGDinll SIOOAL grid - I n newco"'er Waverly seventh, • ~{ 'lhlll Jrantm and Jllel:lon ~In a pboto.flnlsb wle (107- and Wellston a unanimous ' " i\! "~I wllb Coach Clarley Chancey's Maraudera a elos&on-lleoil choice to llniah dead laatln the ,• -~ Named ~sident "• • 'Oil ' IC8dl. By RAY CROMUY, NEA Wuhington CorNipindlnt J•ckson Ranked Second; HamiltOn paper, till Jllirllllllllld mlkejocb (Sou1llellttrn Ohio session. 31-21 Sunday and put a big t''~·lfParlawrUon IQd Sporlawlerl AIM.) did tile ri&bl tiling In A~wullicked tollniah at occaalona aelected a team to amHe on head coarh Paul . •' ~ SUndl:l'.IaduJI!IDc In their amaal cryUI ball eurdle. the t11p of the second diviaion In win lbal "shared the chanJ.. Brown's face. '·i ..., picked lrllltm, Ja<ban, Melp, Logan, Athelll, Gallll)olla, fifth place lrith Gallipolis sixth, pionship lrith another member· "They really carried the fight - I "' 11.... !J ·:i1 he .. nigbt 'I mtnllonta· our · Moat greement and askad If 11'111,!11'1 . ~ my turn nclw, but I'd rather · have a . baby lban more educaUoo. . "'nle blow fell. Jim said he'd been lhlnklng fc»; a long lime !bat we weren't suited to each olber, and a frlenclly dli!Gfft would solve everylblng. After all, what do a factory worter and a business executive bave · ;.· . ' . : Pa•• world Serlea hero, suffered bis 18th lOBI thla season. Rico Petrocelli's twCH'Uil homer In the seventh inning enabled the Hod Sox' Ray Culp to win his 18th game of the le Warner PolicY..is tailol'lld to needs. Whether you want auto, life 01 homeowners insurance, we will design a policy to fit your individual requirements .•. Discuss your specific needs with us. Davis-Warner lnL Pho~f?!-2'166 14 Court·St. " Pvinoroy complacent afler getting off to that big lead before the All-Star lreak," he said. "But we'll be like we were· t11111 lritll the prouure off the plaJOfl. You can rome out of tile grave llld major a nleagUe d the career. tOOth ofTony his Conigliaro also homered for the Hod Sox as Culp pitched a fiv.. hitter and struck out seven. Bill VOBI' -...... acored Alex Johnson lrilb the Ue-breaking run In the ninth Inning as Clyde Wr!ght liCIII his :net game for' the Angela. ; ~ Tommy a.Jier tripled in one coo run and other on a a second· double Brewen lllOII of his ICOred the ...... defeat tile Chiefs had en, "" cr-ed 911 Jlll. II. The Vltlnp turned the lrldr lritlloUt Joe Kapp, their roUih s-Canaclill! League C[Uirier· bad IDIIired • atao. to be one of the foolblll. F- Laagaaceo Four uational languages are spoken in Switzerland, each representing a "different ethnic group: German, 70 per cent; Freuch. 19 per cent; Italian, IO~cent; and Romanocb (a derivation of Latin), 1 per cent. Engllab is lridely understood aa it is a popular choice with students, who muat learn a aecond language. Agent Da ·--------------------· L.P. OR NATURAL GAS Modem, efficient omio11 Gas Furnaces PLUS A • coMPLETE Warm Atr Duct System t-n•• : am·· M' n._ ,................. I ................ ........... . _ ,__ ..,,... ~-- .. lin ........ ,.*........ !i/_t lilt lid ............ ., · ..--.~--~ ....... .... ___ Wlhllllt 'toOUIN . . . Will .............. ...... .... filii.. •......... .... . . .. - DO IT �'" -, '• !j "1" .... • '" War Responsibility At Congress'. l)oor A ruling by a federal judge ,bas in etJect placed responsibility for the Vietnam war squarely where it belongs-on Congress and indirectly, on lhe American citizenry which, boWever iril~rfectly, e1ercises ultimate control over what Congress does or does not do. · Judge Orrin G. Judd of Brooklyn bas rejected a com· plaint brought by an Army private who cha leng"l' orders to sencl him to Vietnam on the grounds that the war Ia uneonstltullonal. Se<!tion 8 of Article I ol the Constitution gives to Coru!ress the power to declare war, and Congress has never decfared that a state of war exists in Vietnam. But in a 50-page opinion, Judge Judd held that: "The Congress repeatedly and unmislakenly authorized the use ol armed forces of the United Slates to lll!ht in Vietnam. Whether Ibis was a prudent action or a lragic diversion of men and money is immaterial. "The Vietnam conflict cannot be blamed on usurpation by either of the presidents who bave held otJice from 1964 to date. Having reached that decision, tbe court's function is ended." Uncloubt.edly, Congress would never bave underwritten and the American people would never have tolerated President Johnson's Intervention in Vietnam in 1964 (which he inillated by virtue of his constitutional power as Commander·in.Chief of the armed forces) had anyone been able to foresee what lay ahead. But we bought !be war-out of ignorance or unconcern or simple trust In the nation's leaders and the nation's purpoees or maybe even partly out of an "arrogance of power" Senator Fulbright has remarked upon. And in the same way we are buying President Nlzon'1 for bringing the war to an end in the best way which wilb the consent of Congress and the people-knows how. g.tan Let's (Pant) Swap (Pant) ' .,. ' ' " ' >C" ' i• \· "'' - ' ..,, .. '" .. . . . the · ~ . ·· .-Spo.rts· . k .D " es ·" . wort " Jl'ld m..-. lhlntlle . -~. )1m !nto. a blc · lnallagemant baeQ gQing .DP e¥tr ' . ,, · .... -·~ ::~- RAY CROMLEY It's a Matter of Intelligence Mark Fanatics to Curb ~ IT} \ "hill net anne " C'L T. Lilt a- -. yoil're ' :; c:.,(to) thlnl. . .. ;.:; ' · In 21 yeara the scrlbel bavea .&23 average, not bed wh111 you '!'llCIIIPUtethnqarieolnherontlnlootball.Theybavebeenr!ghtlO -~ 'lldiel, 1rrmg 9, and ball r!ght twice (aHIIIel). •: • " ·Thill, the Marauden face up early to IDIIdna the scribes \:t __ FrldayDightatTankStadiumthey gettllelronlylbolof i :." _. ~ allbt lavuilel, the Ironton l'lsera. Nlll' two wlriiiUp conleala, a bum-4Hnlm victory over St. i• Joe, and a briUialll dlaoectlng of Belpre 1aa1 Friday evonlnilln ., Marauder Stadium (.U), the Marauders 1llllll be· accounted ~·. ~, They will be up. ~;'"' '';. 'i1ua same will be like palling all yoll: chips In the pot on the o tllileaid.MaraJICierlansfeeiMr.Cllanceyandstatlhaveahelty ., . · IDthelhreepuiMaraucler-neverbaatheteam loobd '· lllcl«ready1010011. FrldaynlghltheMaraudersplayed Uke they "; .............. could orin• ...,_,..,1•g tlley did - OD defenaa, On ol' 1'!!'\l' - • ~ -1r81 lrilh authoriiY, mJdlng eonfidlllee. Friday night ;. tlwsottllt!ropportlaiiiYio&bowttllfllrreal. , ; " Tllelltwlle, thla lf/OMarauder Club hal a number of actors "'" aub!B b lt.lmp"elllve, Itlloaabl Friday nfSbl, were: · -The doftnllve frullllve, lrcm 111d to end, of Wa)'lll! WeU, •. FredLee,JolmTbomaa,RogerAbboltandJeffMorriii. NonewW ;: .val bnak 111Ybod7's l[lrint re<XII'ds. but all are quick to react, ,."~!now~ Ill bit and lllowo.cl defenllve S8'fV7. " - ibe qiiiiJ'IeriJackl, parllcular]J lbe passing, of Bob :•:. Wlriy,llbole Ifill II accurate llld slrong. He will benefit !rom • esperllactander be191erfire, whichhewlllgotFrlday nl&hl. He ·.·, ....._llllill reeelvl!t'l ~Jon Kloes, Mile Grate, Tern llolfner, .MmiJ •d Demll Bogga (and probably a rouple more < ~ g•w•-· . j;j ~· ~.lilllllldermpa). ;,. ";;-. 'itlm llltre 11 BoaL '11111 fellow, tlla nephew of ooetlme t 'llf'l' ~ rum1ng back Jim lllrtlnger, ~-to-be Bri8" "Qe!:-.......etoftheAirl"llree,llthe-ll111111101'lnlbale -.... ed •• p1rtul~ew.,• 11111 bedl. He doelll't have the lnalunlll)' ape ~;91 ~:W~ ~ Mlddllplrl, or of Vn Hmllon ~f Pomeroy· " Coronary Heart Disease Has No Regard for Age """"'~ · BrownProUd of Be· =~:~. ·:;;:.:;~~- trickyi"unning to down Oakland we gave them," he said, "and they had the ball most of the Ume. Their defenaa waa u:cellent and kept giving the ball to the offenae." This figures out to be guesslns to the Raiders and I'm really The draw play Madden percentage ol S%.3 per cent for proud of them," Brown said menUoned was a 76-rard 21 yeara. paternally of his team mem· toochdown scamper by CinclnDuring the buslneaa meeUng bers nail fullback Jeas PhWips oo a the members elected Lee "We were up for 11. 11 was an third......WO situation. Hamilton of Radio Station Inspired effort," he conUnued. "I'm sure everyone was WLGN. Loo!an. aa the lll'es)deiiL"" "Defensively it was a wonderful aurpriaed when it went for a RobSilerofthetrontmTribune effort" touchdown," a happy Plilllipa aa vice president, and Odie Oaktand coach John Madden relate. "!asked Sam (Wyche) O'Donnell of the Gallipolis was something less !ban how many yards we needed and Tribune as secretary-treasurer· ecstatic about the lOBI but he said 23, so I tried lor a good Hamilton succeeds Joe lnalated that "there are no gainer. Struble of Pomeroy aa president excuses, the Bengai:J are a vety "I don'tlhlnk anyone touched while Siler replaces Jim Myere - · '!"*· ... ' ' · V ll!llblhl!lfllltrartb\bGraabllilyiDba~~lpelidlt~n:' .' ~·-·lllfdfllat~l't lr~..~titfr ~.-......,IDila.tli-iu.Y. eight team C()!lference. Ffftoea membera lrom the eJcbl teqae newo and radio media cal baDolo lrith flnl p1aee vote &eod lor elcbl pobdl, seetlld place gelllq aevea, ete. Baaed on thla point system, Coach Bob Bruney's Ironton Tigers jult nipped the def•nding champion Jackaon tronmen 1111 toJ.:':!n drew eight first place votes and Jackson five. Coach Cl!arles Chancey's powerful Meigs Marauders pickad up third place on 90~ the • trong I..,.... -·· polnta ~th w1 Chieftains nalling down fourth place,lrith 83 polnis. Athens bad 611!!, GaWpclls 46~, Waverly 30, and Weilsll>n 15. One scribe fore .... a cochampionship between Jackson and Ironton while another aees Jackaon and Meigs sbaring the Ulp !pOl." of ~-::~..:d:~ed preu pasoeo aad dues olalemeall were llsaed lritll Woverly repniOIIed lor the ftnt ttme by Earl James of lbe waver IJ Newa ••d Wol<hmaa and by Bob Roof of Radio Station WPKO. Other members attending were Joe Struble, Keith Wiaecup, and Bob Roberta of Meigs; Bill Gray and Odie O'Donnell of GaWpoils; Lee llamUton of Logan; Bob WIIUs and John Derrow ol Weilston; Willard Fitzpatrick and John Foster of Jackson; Rob Siler of Ironton; and Tom MeUers of Athens. A Wnl member predieled tllal AtheDI and GIWpolla woaltl Ue for IUth place 1D tile llaalotawli•&•· Since the annual The next meeUng of the prognosUcalions of the SEOAL association lrill be held Sunday, footballracebeganinliMB,the Nov. IS,lrith the eight head members have successfully football coaches attending to pickad the winner 10 Urnes, assist In the aelectlon of the 1970 mlaaed nine ~. and on two All.sEOAL football team. • . , • . , ., "• ., ", • :.:nilbom..~ctu.t' .1 9 tH:.>-:rtt .., ,Jt\I J•~·T"·~·~ ..... ~.trf,l -~~~j;!.J!L!~-~ ·~ ~7~~~ Piilmer·3rd ~: .. ' ". ~· ~ J1lllliel.i til go dD1111, ,.. are ~ 10 olberl By FRED DOWN .. -JII*.tbemtiltbegnuncl'!'lll'llolldconllel. UPJSporiiWrtler •· .. •(.,!. ADd ftl!all1, lllert art II guys out there Wlllllng to play Hall o1 Farner Cy Young, who laolblll. 'lbllt'il whit mobs a winner. won a record m major league g.,:,.., was once aaked how it felt to head the all-time pitchtng Ust. "I should bave had 512 victories," the old man anapped. ''The qlficla1 scorer jo]jbocl me out of a victory 1 AmtrkanLHIIVO should bave bad In the IIIII East X·l!altlmort . .m ... .546 12 -~ 13 .:•• 22 . ,414 .23 •316 36'12 ' L Pet. 01 ,6oj$ season." Jim l'lllmer was born 34 New York 5-j ~7 Cleveland Washington 79 24'h 11 .>j64 27'12 rillht.hander Boston Detroit Pet. 01 ·w. .562 12'12 -~ VOID!• reUred In 73 .523 18'12 Year. .,_ • 7+ .lCIO 22\>1 1911, but the Balllmore Orioles' ·* sounded Uke the old HaJI..oi-Famer Sunday aft« Pet. Gl bellini the Cleveland Indiana. .105 ... .549 ,.,., 7.0, for his :11J1b victory of the 72 .liM 12 - · Palmer ttuls Joined 23game w1nnera Mike Cuellar and 91 ' .3f3 32 93 ,.,. 33 DaV. Mdlally Iii the· elite 1111 :w 37'h maldillltheOrioles'atall ·., 1•k .. R JI'OUII• ' the firatto bave three 26-game lrinnera in the same aeason since the J9661ndtans' staff. "I dont't care If other people think of me aa 'the other starter' behind Mike and Dave.'' he said. "I'Ve pitched well enough thla year Ill win more lban !II games." A11oWI Four Hill Palmer ellowed four hils, struck .Ut nine to raise Ilia aeaaon total to ttl and pitched his 17th complete game and the 51th by the staff. Mark Belanger drove In three runs lrith a triple and two singles to lead the Orioles' attack which dealt Mike Paul his seventh loll. The Minnesota Tlrins reduced their magic number In the Ameriean League West to two •n " ~~ 'I " - even.u~ ~,,,' .•• ' • empbaUcally. "I defiDitely dido 'I want !bat happening again." Turf was Hot Phillipa said he waa extreme- ly Ured afler the game and the heal on the arUflcllll turf at the Riverfront Stadium "took a lot out of me." Someone else waa less !ban happy about the head generated by the synthetic aurface, said to be naar 1~ degrees on a sunny day. "I personally do not like arUfical turf," cmnmented Oak· land's all-pro quarterback Oar· burning all day... 4 " It waa dlffleult to tell lnpl the atatlstico, bowefei', /U Lamonk:a completed 17 of » passes for 285 yards and IWO touchdowns. " "We didn't establish 1 good running game and we didn't execute weB," l..aJnQnicllllid, "and the outatandlng kicking game CinclnnaU haa certaln17 was a factor." Cincinnati punter Dave Lewis, a product of Canadian football, averaged tl.3 yards a punt against Oeldand, wblle place kicker Horst Muhlmann had only one kickoff which waa returned and it was only back 1<. the 22 yant line. Madden summed II up as he sat In the locking room, his head resting against the waD and Ilia eyes cloaed. "I guess we'll juat bave to look at the films and aee what really happened," he said. Anderson, Reds are Confident ATLANTA (UPI)-Cinclnnati Manager Sparky Anderson doesn't think recent pitching woes are going to hamper the Reds In their playoff aeries againfl whichever team lrina the National League East. "Evenlrith(Wayne)Simpson ( l<l-3) out of it, we '11 be all right," Anderson insists. "We've got enough pitching for 8 short series (the playoff is best 3 of 5). We only need theh· former ace who haa boen able to make only thret starts this aeaaon, take a beating in &mday'sll-2loss to the AUanta Braves in hopes illat he might work hlmlelf Into readiness !~ a role in the playoff. Maloney Is Out But Maloney, who had eight straight winning aeaaons before inJurY cut bim down thla year, gave up eight runs oo Biz hits and six walks In loll' Innings three." Sunday and doesn't look Uke The Reds, runaway wlnnero he'll be IllY help. of the National League West, The Braves broke the game are counUng on Jim Merritt(~ open In the secood Inning when 12) Gary Nolan (17-7) and Jim they • ....,ted for ftve runs on McGiothUn(l4-ll),wboappears just three hits. Four of the to have sbaklll off his mid- Braves' runs In the game came aeaaon Injury. 011 baaee-loadad walks. Anderson tel Jim Malooey, Righthander Ron Reed gave •hJ M'I "" 'I" o·, ••••· "<iPonlf!AJur•• la.-p.... <lbe ., ··~~ - · ·'"'=""=''' t .... , ~ .. •" Wfii ''~·'' " ' .o:• ... '"''! 5." Anderlon II pleaaed !bat the tint two gomes of the playoff are In the East park. "We p-efer 11 tllat way," he aaid. "We figure that If we can split there we'll bave a chance to wrapitupathome.However,l would not be surprlaed to aee it go lbe full ftve games." Jut AI Anderson said !bat, oulllide of thepltchtng,the Reds are every bit .. slrq now .. lbey were back In lbe firat three months whentlley,..,..Pla¥lngata .700 pace. 5 ''If anything, being in oar new ball park will make 111 even stronger boca""" we can hit the ball out and some o1 the other cluba can't reach our fence at by beating the Chicago White game aeries. . Sox,ll-l,theNewYorkYankaea Acrowdol2,000greeledthe Ulpped the Detroit Tigers, 5-l, Reds atll!e Greater CincinnaU the Boston Red Sox downed the Alrporllate&mdayon their trip Waahln~ton Senators, 3-1, the back from Atlanta. Callforrua Angels defeated the Anderson insists that the Oakland AlhleUcs, t-2, and the Reds don~ really care which of Milwaukee Brewers edged the the Uree teams now battling for Kanaaa City Royals, 4-3, in the East title-adcago, New other American League games. York and Pittsburgb-lbey Rookie Bert Blyieven pitched face. a lhre<WIItter lor his loth win Need the Breab and Cesar Tovar, Tony Oliva "Anything can happen In a and Jim Holt each had three ftve-t~ome series " Anderson hit11ln the Twins' 15-llit attack. said "You have 'to bave the · Paul Ratliff ulao contributed a break&. We had IJl(ft aucceas homer to the Minnesota attack, (Il-l) against the Meta and which banded Jerry Janesld his Pirates but our games lritll the 16th lOBI against 10 lrins. , Cut. (5-7) were usuaJ1y wildYaakees to Vlelory scoring affairs that never Homers by Roy White and established a pattern." Roo Woods and Steve Kline's Anderson doesn't think thai thr~t pitching paced the the ctoae battle In the Eaal will Yankees to their victory as baveanybearlngootheplayoH. Mickey Lolich, the Tigers' 11161 ''We may have bec<me a bit been acouUng Ba111more and Mlnnesota,thetwoteamswhich wW be in the American League playoff. "We haven't spent much lime s...., "Qht<fhiil.• , "AlotoffolUhltD.yballsfor on thoae teams In our other divtsloo becauae we've pla)'ad them aU a doom limes each and !mow them pretty well," An· deraoo said. "We'll start opendlng I uttle more Ume oo them now. 0. thing we know aJreadJ, 110 matter which team lrina tllat Eastern Division race, il'o going to be • good playoff." r'!!~-"!"---'!""-. fi8S01! INSURE w"ith "• ' " < to' Win 20 =~r~=r:: ~;::~d:a: ~ ' "•n'!lesy'uP:~:~ dc· .~· 1 Get e .:;;; 2. 7•10 ... - " -"· .. "' me'bn !bat J11P," ba (jrlnned. "I TYI ~- ''l'v~~ Uke got some flllllaaUc bloeki and to play on it and baw ·~7' after all, I'm only aa 'good aa prof11Ted gru~. Mr W> _. BY ODIE O'DONNELL CincinnaU. • tum,"'. Madden said pblldloplli· that line... Football fans of t,ile Soutbeastern Ohio Athletic For the M<Ond straight year cally ,In the locbr room all« Plilllipa was asked If be waa League are ill for a realtreat this year as four "very the Raidenl, one of the real the game. ''111ey bad it early In thinking about the 113-yard run stroll&" teams 1oom as jJOtentlal football champions powerbOUIOS In pro football, the game, we got it back on he made against Oakland here laat aeaaon which falled to go with frontoil picked to edge out Jackson, Meigs, and tra~ to the Queen City only sotookmeit~~~.f~!: : t :':g for a touchdown boca"'"' he ran Logan for tbe honors. , to lose to the iow..-ated Cln..,... ..-• "oUt of steam and waa tackled 'lbi,l was the verdict Sunday by members of the clnnall Bengali. draw play touchdown. on the goal line. SEO """-rtswriters and Broad~sters Association The Bensala uaecl 8 young, "You bet l wu," he said meet•::!:' ill Ja-..··- for th..IP 22nd annual fall fired_-up defenaa and some "They took the opportun!Ues ", ~ WaYei-]J llld,WeJIItm toflullb lbe CGDinll SIOOAL grid - I n newco"'er Waverly seventh, • ~{ 'lhlll Jrantm and Jllel:lon ~In a pboto.flnlsb wle (107- and Wellston a unanimous ' " i\! "~I wllb Coach Clarley Chancey's Maraudera a elos&on-lleoil choice to llniah dead laatln the ,• -~ Named ~sident "• • 'Oil ' IC8dl. By RAY CROMUY, NEA Wuhington CorNipindlnt J•ckson Ranked Second; HamiltOn paper, till Jllirllllllllld mlkejocb (Sou1llellttrn Ohio session. 31-21 Sunday and put a big t''~·lfParlawrUon IQd Sporlawlerl AIM.) did tile ri&bl tiling In A~wullicked tollniah at occaalona aelected a team to amHe on head coarh Paul . •' ~ SUndl:l'.IaduJI!IDc In their amaal cryUI ball eurdle. the t11p of the second diviaion In win lbal "shared the chanJ.. Brown's face. '·i ..., picked lrllltm, Ja<ban, Melp, Logan, Athelll, Gallll)olla, fifth place lrith Gallipolis sixth, pionship lrith another member· "They really carried the fight - I "' 11.... !J ·:i1 he .. nigbt 'I mtnllonta· our · Moat greement and askad If 11'111,!11'1 . ~ my turn nclw, but I'd rather · have a . baby lban more educaUoo. . "'nle blow fell. Jim said he'd been lhlnklng fc»; a long lime !bat we weren't suited to each olber, and a frlenclly dli!Gfft would solve everylblng. After all, what do a factory worter and a business executive bave · ;.· . ' . : Pa•• world Serlea hero, suffered bis 18th lOBI thla season. Rico Petrocelli's twCH'Uil homer In the seventh inning enabled the Hod Sox' Ray Culp to win his 18th game of the le Warner PolicY..is tailol'lld to needs. Whether you want auto, life 01 homeowners insurance, we will design a policy to fit your individual requirements .•. Discuss your specific needs with us. Davis-Warner lnL Pho~f?!-2'166 14 Court·St. " Pvinoroy complacent afler getting off to that big lead before the All-Star lreak," he said. "But we'll be like we were· t11111 lritll the prouure off the plaJOfl. You can rome out of tile grave llld major a nleagUe d the career. tOOth ofTony his Conigliaro also homered for the Hod Sox as Culp pitched a fiv.. hitter and struck out seven. Bill VOBI' -...... acored Alex Johnson lrilb the Ue-breaking run In the ninth Inning as Clyde Wr!ght liCIII his :net game for' the Angela. ; ~ Tommy a.Jier tripled in one coo run and other on a a second· double Brewen lllOII of his ICOred the ...... defeat tile Chiefs had en, "" cr-ed 911 Jlll. II. The Vltlnp turned the lrldr lritlloUt Joe Kapp, their roUih s-Canaclill! League C[Uirier· bad IDIIired • atao. to be one of the foolblll. F- Laagaaceo Four uational languages are spoken in Switzerland, each representing a "different ethnic group: German, 70 per cent; Freuch. 19 per cent; Italian, IO~cent; and Romanocb (a derivation of Latin), 1 per cent. Engllab is lridely understood aa it is a popular choice with students, who muat learn a aecond language. Agent Da ·--------------------· L.P. OR NATURAL GAS Modem, efficient omio11 Gas Furnaces PLUS A • coMPLETE Warm Atr Duct System t-n•• : am·· M' n._ ,................. I ................ ........... . _ ,__ ..,,... ~-- .. lin ........ ,.*........ !i/_t lilt lid ............ ., · ..--.~--~ ....... .... ___ Wlhllllt 'toOUIN . . . Will .............. ...... .... filii.. •......... .... . . .. - DO IT �Green . I Baltimore's~lll5avlctory. _, ,; a -uwro· te· .;·: . ·-'l'lllitW~y'se.n,.r,Miclcltepori.~y,O.• ~, Il,IIIIV ,.ran~ ' · · ~~) . ~y ~ their~ ~W1 811\1SanP'rancll- ~Ju..~lofBW~ lljtJIIWPreulalenlllfoul . lil!T<!D • ••ll-' Uonito Or• • Not IInce the pre-Lombard! Bart SlalT, the bendl-wlrlllir caatllll, llPOted f~ field 1~, trluinp~. . . ,' , co ...red • .:16-17 declllouver a · WllldJic!prl bll4 CoaCh. " n have the Green Bay Lombardi tr~ Into one · In live at!eqlta, lncllldlnl Qlle In'oilier Natlooal ~ Wlllldllllon. . 1 ~. w1111 euujliol(iol•" PI" BooiGII· l'lebrl sulferod tbrougb • oftheNFL.u,umesreeta, u• Jor ta yards, ani! Mel )'a.,- play, -~ topp8d ·Pidlaael· John Btodll IOoltamntice , CIIIt•ot~,._,. pve~ to !!!!'~"""' Sunday. 'l1lt Detroit Lom Barney inlerclept ooe ii!J I!C<ftd two touchdowns to- letd ,PlJ:ia. 17·7, Allanll· _ toot New of a pasaln~ eaU IIIII DO,J, ~·, oa·, a. • · Llonlrooredtoa~~ctoryln hispllllllllsinthetlllrd.quarlei' -•P J e . · , , -" \; · \ f · pused ~ ~ to _ bick_~ tJ) pluMf ln .~ -~ ·MI.:I •. 11hlchthePacMnwenunab1e and retll'n It 50 Yards for a _'I . . '· ~~lit Wllcbet lor lilt tnaill'I8Ce ~. • _1 ·;> , >! ·:4ftlfill, 1o II!I'Ounge a lint down In the louchdo'lltl. , . U&~· poinlll II! the f~t~Y:!tiintri ~ ~ -~ Cillyio,. H' ' .· l!llnflrathalf. '11lt!Jonsaddedembarr..... , '· ' ·,• 1 • · • : , , . , ;, btU. !fliodlil!!'i~tiJI! ' i!IP OIJl!\11!• I 'Ole PacMnlllllll8ed• total ment 11a1n ill. the 1o1!r1b , ' . · • , ,~- In tbt.lJrlt'llalt, .riricl g:~~~ "',i-~c't~·~ 'j~ of 114 yards total olfenae willie quarta-, when a ,reserve quart~,· ly Uoltlll Prtu the ~ kiucilldolln ,bn a Pttti~>Urgh .uowlnltheLlons:l86yardsoo terback,GrliLandry.romped "'"'~,ll!ijnl!lll!ishtlfC!tle •. ._ ... the lli'OIII1d and 1:12 by oir. 76 yards "" • quar!A!rbodi: '1 ¥1 (lsi . .mol . ' '. ' . . Ill lbi .foui1li ~ ~ Bilb ot'nvo~ ''·" · " The shutout was the first 1111eak 1o eel up BUI Trtpplelt'a " . · . Pills CICIO·GOI CICIO- 1 2 '0 .....;..., - . ., :..1i'd ,......~: $onlil;r · ·• sln II ard ........_ , . N.Y. , 001-2GO .0 1•- 4 1 0 ~"''' 1......,.. 17 · -,, ,..,...~ "'Ok•iln · 11a1na1 the Pa...en ce ,y """'"""•• run. ' .. , . "-• l!fuoitl (4!, q,-..,1 fl) do'llt•J)U!I to lflnilljll Willi , • 1 · llj FRED DOWN The AUanta ' BfiVOI wal' ondSoiigulllllll; IC!IOsm•n (11.7) with liiiO,Clift·ln ihe l8lilt .to Ka"t," 1Qty UPI ._... Writer ,__.lbe Clncbmalt Reds 11-• •n<l Grote. ,HRs-P<~gan (1tltl! • - - ... ..,......,;. for A"-.:,. J't.._ Ll ...... ~ ..,.... · ' ..., Cl011denm (lOth) , '. ·-~ ""' · ur~ Oil Danny Murtaugh of the the ~ ~~ IQI (2nd-·· 11 tnii\IIIS)<' .· J~Alpi; • lljl\lbl!cb, pierced. !be· l 'Ole Dare• cabin rl. Mrs. l!l!l'Ved by Mrs. West and her ' Pltlllburlh Pirates was &alia- the st. Louis ~ 7-4, and Pills · . 1102 @ OCIO .1'- 9 IS,2 aJr wtljl 1> 31"""' · ~ ' · · •• ·Gordon Welt waa the selling for daugllter, Melody. fled. GO llodse• of the New the , Loa Angeles ·· Dodgers NY -. 010 101 2GO•Q-,- 5 U 0 pQa to Lt!ftlle · Ran~ · i&lt ·.jll v_._ Melli ,... glum. ,_. Leo ·•·ded .... llo.."'- • ..._ • • Cambria, BfuneJ '(4);·.Larnb .... · _..., ··• v.l D• ..._. a recent meeU118 of the ,..,. ""' '"" ""' .._,,......., ,..,., 161. Gibbon 17), G.luatt 11hond ~~1'1'!''""'"'"'..,.... ~..,"'· W0111011'0 Society of Olrlatlan Attendinl were Mrs. La~ iJurodlet of the OIICIIO CUbs In 14 lnnlnp In o'"' Natllllal 5angulllen; SttYOI', FriMIIa (6), lllld 11i111 •.Addlr)f,·coll!lblriteif ~~~j~~~~-~~;· !lervke of the Racine United Slmp.!on, Mrs. lleriiB Jolmoon, ,... proteltlng. Leaguegamea.1beoll!erteams McGraw (1), Cllono:t 1101 ond ill U..·Dal!P ~ tci. tiel "!.• Metbodlst Owrcb. Mrs. Ruth Ann HUI, Mrs. Allee Murlatt«h and lfodles had wereln theDOIIIdleduled. . ~':" 1tp~~~~ v.;~~··~J~ &IWn.~joot.ntlal ~ 'l1lt Clbln Is located In a Wolle, Mrs. Berlba Spencer, contraltlngmooclaftrthel!llllle AmeriCIIII, LeiiUe 11 Boowtlll5th),Sitl'9tll li1st). .,.._, · · . ··· ' ' • wooded area surrounded by Mra. Mattie Circle, Mrs. rellllll-lbe Pirates beat the was Baltimore 7, Qevtland 0; Dower• and shrubbery. DoroiiiJ McKenzie, Etta Mse Meta,N,illl01nnlnpalt2ra4-l Mlmeaota Cbl~o I; New ~!,~'l:,lnl•l · Memben iftpared fll• for HlD, Mrs. Libby Wilford lllld loss to splll lbelr Sunday Y<rk 5, Delrull ~~ Bostoa S, CICIO CICIO 2a3 ooo 01-4 n • , Q:l:llll NRI following a luncheon Mrs. Allee Reese. doubleheader, take the four-· Waahln&lco I; Callfornla f, Loo Aniloln . ' ..~ --'es ...... lbe - ld Oakland Z, and MUwaube 4 CICIO 012 101 ooo 02-7 to o ' .,....- - • wuoo wCH' Kansu City 3 Dierker, Gladding (~), Cook champions, three pmes to one, • 1101 Culver 1121 and EdWards; andBOiwogameasheadlnthe RmReedpltcloedafollrllltter Sulton, Mikkelsen (9), '11rtwer 'Ole Rulland FriendlY Gar· frame . Gardening Ups for Natlooal Le~~~t~~e Eaot race. for his seventh wln and rookie< OOJ, t..mb (131 -and Sudaklt. cleners will meet at 7:30 p m. October will be given by Mrs. Durocher wiiS protesting !bat Ralph Garr had a twonm double Torborg 111, Slln&on 1101. WP- · L ' ............. "'··•- .... the Braves HR-Davls t..mb (6.0). LP-Culvar (6-6). Wedneaday at the home rl. Mrs. Tcm Martin. d ' I. ,' lad ldenUiied only liS "Pierre ..N • • . . , _ . , . , . . wr (llhl . I r Honrd lllrcblleld. the biD boy" had Interfered.., u Jim Maloney,.tddellned moot Inalallallon of officers f<l' the l:leslgnated membero will a key play ~ led to the of the oe110n, l1lffered the loss Cincinnati 2011 CICIO CICIO- 2 ~ 1 ··· · ·· · ·· ~ Allanlo 1.511 230 00•-11 11 i IJ'IG.71 year will hlflhllihl the make arrangemenlll of crescent Montreal Elpoo' 11-4 trlmDph ftr the Redo. Maloney, Wu h bu-r n (5), meetlnl. Mrs. Blrcbfleld will desiRJ1 oo the theme "Aulwnil over the Olbo. Jlro Hutto's double drove ill Behney 111. Gr1111er' 111 and pnaanta paper "PIIIIinl Your Harvests" uoillg mu1111. ~'It was a terrific game fCH' Ul the tl~l:lng tun ill a tbree- Plummer, Reed 17-101 t~d Garden to Bed lot the Willler" Judjjlng will be by Mrs. Joe lo wln," lllld Murtaugh, refer- run lOth lnnlnl lot the Pllllllea Didier. LP-Maloney (0.1), '. ~ltd Mra. Jerry Eado will BoUn and Mrs. Fred r1111 1o the nJPtcap, when u Dicit Solin~~ squared hls (IO lnnilltll ~ llllklag IIIHlllllinl& cold Wllllamaon. 11111 010 2GO 3- 7 B 2 WlllieStaqllllhlta tle-brealdnR record at 7-71n roUe! of Barry Philo SI.L CICIO CICIO 031 0-- • II 1 homer In lbe lOth lllld the Leracb. Harry Parker suffered Lersch, Stlma 181 and Rytn; Plrateo added three llllll'e runs the loss ftr the l;ardlnals. Carlton. Chuck Taylor (8), wilb the help of a twHIUI triple PlnclHiitter Manny Moii!'S Parker (91, Hilgendorf CIOiand WP-Selma 17-1). LPby Gelle Alley. , Bingle wilb two out ill the 14th Simmon•. Parker (1-1). 'Ole Pirates were In an un- inning drove In llilly Grsblrt· c:omforlllble spot after toslnB ewttz w1111 the willniDI nm 1or tile opener 1o Jerry Koosman's the Dodgers. two.bltter and sendilll Fred Cambria llaillat Met ace Tom Seaver, an winner, ill the nlghteap. But theY lmocked out Seaver ·In 5 loll illnillp and You Msy be s Hero then came up with their game- O*Bs·· U. , · ' U J:." · ' .. · ,,.. .• M. •n*,.. ." • ,_ . L . . Line&tlOres lnlti'MIIoMt' a., ' 1ft ea ' . . N.ti1............ Racine WSCS Meets at Cabin •w-• · ·"""""' .,.,O.,.es. · r, Social · Catendar ' . and ~_. · • 1be a~.lllcor 1fle bi1de Mrs. Birchfield to Host Garden Club ta.came winning rally aplnst relief..., Knudson Robinson --pi'on · 'llial'a .riBbt. a real bero! 'n1f McGraw. · Are )'011 a dynamic teen who wants to chauge the worta? Oo Durocher proteeted the Olbll' . ~ toljoy slnsill&. ~. flablng, bowling, and loss Cl1 the claim lbat the ball £fL J11iJ1n1 pmes. Would yoo llke to plan a Cbrfstmu <~' Valenlille boy tn the ChfCIIO bullpen an UIBJII pmy? ... How about a viclory party? Do you llke to finger pailll? employe of lbe Montreal club Would :rw enjoy teacllirW a ROWIIOIIR or game or dance 1o !ddt? ' ldeked a double by Ron FairlY' Would youllke to li!acll a Utile boy to ride a like or play basket- ~nwnlbe rfRbt !Ieider ~ ROBINSON, W. (UP!) 11111? . Calllllon frrm fleldlns the ball, "Lady Luck," chanted jubilant Lui year 'Ole Meip County YCNIIJ.Oblo Allodallon for and ·allowing the tying anil George Knudson after a mlsoed ~ Cblldren bad members who did lblnp. AI a to for the tw<MOOI.putt George Archer ....... ~...~· .• ,.,...,~ = · '""""' «iir:aliliiltt~·in-or ' c may • . joboryoumaybeflndinRnew pleuuret loday. · 1be rewm:da are great - a smile, a bug, an WIOIIIJlOCied ~t, a tear,<~' a ne\'erbeforespoken word. If this Is you join .. Tuerday, September 22, at 7: 30 ill tile Gni!e EpiacGpal C211!rch, West Main Street, Pcmeroy. Officel'll ftr IJ'I0.71 willbeelededlllldalibn presented. Came, join 111. You may become a berol Mary S.Hayea, , VIce President, Meigll County YOARC sb!ill', ~'~'~ A1u1e ~-Bllli ••.illlld;Of boaor; ., • · ' . 111111 -~; 1ftne ti-avey, El 'rlilad Cll'est, • · lbt' ,I'UI!" TeiU, ind Mlaa Anna ·., · Lull~ . T•rraul, ' Tucson, !)alia -.or '. ' IQIDAY MIDDLEPoRT P1'A, 7:30 p.m. ·at . the ·Middleport Elementary School. · Get· ecqualnted night. · MElG8 CHAPTER Order of De,Molay lrJcnday, 7:30 p.m. Mldtllepx'l Malonic Temple. ~work.:AI(Jnemborund Muter Muon ~ted. Mother's aub same tline 1n balement Usillg an electric mixer or blender slowly add cream and seasonillga and blend until smooth. Return cheese mixture to hollowed Edam oheU. Serve at room tern· perature with assorted r crackers or breads. U prepared in advance, cover tcp with re:l ·wax citcle, refrl&• orate and return to room temperature one hour before serving. .dd AriiCIM; brldelaWdl, in three ·i~iei:eii ~ · !lie torldii~;~ .MJJJ ·41n1DR room. ot bcl'den or ill Tlitbtlttlme:J::.Iriiii·IIID" Qeell.fuD · , 8MI:ded lime IIIII wllllnoilllrlillalt; lbl:t!itmn •.! !"'~war.~ ~ IJpea llllcliiJ ~. " ·; · ' , '~=;~~~~~= l1ef\n blo<lllliil time to 11eep 1011 cat _· lhnnnii!~MibeJ _. Na,ncy !Jubbard, El ~. the lloirerlirl. · · ._ ·· All of .the altendanta were attired In floor linllth ID'IIrll Of p~ crept! with willie c:hlffon llelivea. 'Die1111ore 11*t veils THEOOORUS Council 17, D. i!fA.,Ip.m.poUuck,IOOFhall. Each regularly attending member to take one whO Isn't. Entertainment to follow. RACINJ: Elementary PI'A · *· ~ ....... tnai.!he . .tt.r • OHWI Nw. Shower Gtven :.;::; e:::~c~:,: preaent ceremony. Bride-Elect ~m':HBapllsiChurch - Mlal Janet Searlea bride, Seuon's dinner, Monday the '. · will FroonO .. llag Nn Uma Road. 11 ....., Galftea were played with tll'ileJ belntl awaNed to Mrs. to- . Bowel, Mra. lane! Vepay, )ln.. ~ Brlcl<lea, Nn. Jl!l - ~. llld Mrs. ' Sigma Phi Sorority, 1: I~ Tueaday, Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. RACINJ: AMERICAN Lesion Alllillary, 7:30p.m. Tuesday at llllllh4'Ciraa. hall. Potluck refreshments. ~ ·.a~ were Mrl. PAST MA:ntONS, l'cmerof SeaJ•Je•. Mra. Basel Cllapter 188, O.E.S. will meet . lllld Sept. 29 at 1lle hOme of Mra. LucUie Swackhammer, Mason, You Don't [I] .~ In - · elect of IAwreilce ~ ~ church dlnlnR room, 4 to 6 p.m., If )'oa ~ bt!llored ~ Jllilll witb a .choice of food, '1.50 for com~"'"7 llrldalillonrallbebomeofber plete dinner. IDIIA NOW ON In yellolf lllld Cirrled 11011018)'1 MOnday, 7:30 p.m. at school. ~.· ~Jt!ll of==bnaoofEI ~onf!11FaDFeatlvaland ear!7 fill. Cllllll'- 11!1! to etabt illcltil . . lbef'IDibear · new two nlW levy, lield Jilidtib lbefli'lt·,.U. aftir Puo· . CHESTER P.T.A., .8 p.m. · . 1\fllrri'~~llouPatter Mr. !l-'111 - ~ Ev8118, Monday, get-acquainted .:.:.. --- Neecfc.h Just Open .A ' ~ - PWTIC ROOF CEMENT U.e lor p~kking holn orw:l toP' In ROOF COATING R•n.w~ 3··8 old oapholt, m~ roof•; •k»>M ..d....., loob. R"V. 4.59 • raallng, guH..,I. 1hrln • • R.g. 1.39 Won't uumble or • ' For •mall loin. Seol" waterproof•. 27~ I/IOgot..... ,.. ., 51)AL ' . DINNI$ !W· 1 ot Fl ..ibll eldrudld ruhber. Nails 'V lndu.Hd. Pltlt 39, 7:30 9Ft REG . 2.99 .. ............. ~. ,p':in. T..,.aay at poet home. jit'wji)jlj,,', ...... REVIVAL, MT. MORIAH a:~~~=·Dari· !ten· Church of God, Racine, lbrou(jh . - - - - - - - . . . . . , Ji Mri. Sunday, 7:30 each eveninl with the Rev. Bill McDaniels · evangell81. SpecW slnllnleach night. Public welcolne . . MEIGS YOARC to meet Tuesday, Pomeroy Grace Epla<Opal Church, _7:30 p.m. Olllcers to be elected. New WROUGHT.IRON Po,meroy.... ·.·.,. : (:•\ students cream pleases guesls. / a. I Mixture of Wisc;,.,sin Eckom cheese with spices oncf ,. I P.mal· ~otes I , .~ · ~. ·, !,.1 ; • o memben wekcme. ~tl,- tlevollona. "'•7' SHifT 3·29 RAIUNG 'i1ruR&DAY WOMEN'S ASSN., Mid· dleport United Presbyterian Qt!n:b, Q:30 poUuck dinner .Thlll'aday at lbe cbur~h . Jl•~. Mrs. Don Lowrey, '' 'Ml:a. Mart,~& Chambers, Mrs. '1:40 ~.Sr., Mrs. Richard 'IWT•. Mrs. Chambers lo have ..... ·~ lbic4'; )Jrs. 16Ft. REG. 5.•9 ... REG. 3.79 lnala11 ,ounel wilt! no h.olu to drill! Satin blodl flnllh. ,..1-.:tion R~.5.20 ........... . . 4.39 6' section R.g, 8.00 ..... ....... . 6.Jt 4'•1'SKIIT "'WI HAVI ........... NAU AND MOULDINO. ,ANIL ADHESIVE AND All YHE SUPMB YOU NIID TO COMP\111 YOUI PANILINO NOJICII" .. ..... 1,89 Top trade pine. ld•of for gora.,.. attiCI, farm building~, 2 liNt. Reg. 10.29 ' 2.99 MANY MORE VALUES! Made from seltct.d Mtt COalf pine to Iaiit ''a time". fl"* hordwforel. 1\ou•• R.-g. l.89 REG. 4.29 fteturM qualltJ and OPf*lr- Gntl generallt found In hlfher priced pont!.. 4inchPAINT BRUSH Eddie . I •.,.OlD common? ~ CEILING . Tl,~E They have been known to,~bute arnphetamin,ei. Discussed on pa&es 17 throu11h -19-of the Federal source book: "Answen to the .,... frequently asked questions about di'UII iibfie.'' ~r:· . FOr your free copy send In the coupon below. '' •••••••••••••••••• " • foutopy<!fthef~eralsourcebook: • . the"""' frequently askl!d e 'queiti<!Maboul drus abuse" " " " " - ' bJ • •• e ,..-rle.IO: Dru&Abu..,Questio(lslnd,A~swets' ·• . . ·' · ,, National Clearingbousi: for Drug Abuse Information , Box1080 . Washinaton, D.C. 20011 ,, . .., 'i 'I" • 'i. ".':;',' State: _ __ •••• , .m~ -II•-' ' IACH 6FT. WOODEN s'llf'LADDER ~~ 1turcly pine. 17 .t.woy metol •preoder bar. ,fully r~ed. 1 1001 tapered nylon brlltln. kl-' for a+l or lat. palMa. no brush man.. · leo••• ~~~~~~~~~ ··- laiUMotR 2'6"l4' PonchrotaPinl riM!dy to Rolnd panel•. R._ 32.59 ,..;."""'!!i• )/; �Green . I Baltimore's~lll5avlctory. _, ,; a -uwro· te· .;·: . ·-'l'lllitW~y'se.n,.r,Miclcltepori.~y,O.• ~, Il,IIIIV ,.ran~ ' · · ~~) . ~y ~ their~ ~W1 811\1SanP'rancll- ~Ju..~lofBW~ lljtJIIWPreulalenlllfoul . lil!T<!D • ••ll-' Uonito Or• • Not IInce the pre-Lombard! Bart SlalT, the bendl-wlrlllir caatllll, llPOted f~ field 1~, trluinp~. . . ,' , co ...red • .:16-17 declllouver a · WllldJic!prl bll4 CoaCh. " n have the Green Bay Lombardi tr~ Into one · In live at!eqlta, lncllldlnl Qlle In'oilier Natlooal ~ Wlllldllllon. . 1 ~. w1111 euujliol(iol•" PI" BooiGII· l'lebrl sulferod tbrougb • oftheNFL.u,umesreeta, u• Jor ta yards, ani! Mel )'a.,- play, -~ topp8d ·Pidlaael· John Btodll IOoltamntice , CIIIt•ot~,._,. pve~ to !!!!'~"""' Sunday. 'l1lt Detroit Lom Barney inlerclept ooe ii!J I!C<ftd two touchdowns to- letd ,PlJ:ia. 17·7, Allanll· _ toot New of a pasaln~ eaU IIIII DO,J, ~·, oa·, a. • · Llonlrooredtoa~~ctoryln hispllllllllsinthetlllrd.quarlei' -•P J e . · , , -" \; · \ f · pused ~ ~ to _ bick_~ tJ) pluMf ln .~ -~ ·MI.:I •. 11hlchthePacMnwenunab1e and retll'n It 50 Yards for a _'I . . '· ~~lit Wllcbet lor lilt tnaill'I8Ce ~. • _1 ·;> , >! ·:4ftlfill, 1o II!I'Ounge a lint down In the louchdo'lltl. , . U&~· poinlll II! the f~t~Y:!tiintri ~ ~ -~ Cillyio,. H' ' .· l!llnflrathalf. '11lt!Jonsaddedembarr..... , '· ' ·,• 1 • · • : , , . , ;, btU. !fliodlil!!'i~tiJI! ' i!IP OIJl!\11!• I 'Ole PacMnlllllll8ed• total ment 11a1n ill. the 1o1!r1b , ' . · • , ,~- In tbt.lJrlt'llalt, .riricl g:~~~ "',i-~c't~·~ 'j~ of 114 yards total olfenae willie quarta-, when a ,reserve quart~,· ly Uoltlll Prtu the ~ kiucilldolln ,bn a Pttti~>Urgh .uowlnltheLlons:l86yardsoo terback,GrliLandry.romped "'"'~,ll!ijnl!lll!ishtlfC!tle •. ._ ... the lli'OIII1d and 1:12 by oir. 76 yards "" • quar!A!rbodi: '1 ¥1 (lsi . .mol . ' '. ' . . Ill lbi .foui1li ~ ~ Bilb ot'nvo~ ''·" · " The shutout was the first 1111eak 1o eel up BUI Trtpplelt'a " . · . Pills CICIO·GOI CICIO- 1 2 '0 .....;..., - . ., :..1i'd ,......~: $onlil;r · ·• sln II ard ........_ , . N.Y. , 001-2GO .0 1•- 4 1 0 ~"''' 1......,.. 17 · -,, ,..,...~ "'Ok•iln · 11a1na1 the Pa...en ce ,y """'"""•• run. ' .. , . "-• l!fuoitl (4!, q,-..,1 fl) do'llt•J)U!I to lflnilljll Willi , • 1 · llj FRED DOWN The AUanta ' BfiVOI wal' ondSoiigulllllll; IC!IOsm•n (11.7) with liiiO,Clift·ln ihe l8lilt .to Ka"t," 1Qty UPI ._... Writer ,__.lbe Clncbmalt Reds 11-• •n<l Grote. ,HRs-P<~gan (1tltl! • - - ... ..,......,;. for A"-.:,. J't.._ Ll ...... ~ ..,.... · ' ..., Cl011denm (lOth) , '. ·-~ ""' · ur~ Oil Danny Murtaugh of the the ~ ~~ IQI (2nd-·· 11 tnii\IIIS)<' .· J~Alpi; • lljl\lbl!cb, pierced. !be· l 'Ole Dare• cabin rl. Mrs. l!l!l'Ved by Mrs. West and her ' Pltlllburlh Pirates was &alia- the st. Louis ~ 7-4, and Pills · . 1102 @ OCIO .1'- 9 IS,2 aJr wtljl 1> 31"""' · ~ ' · · •• ·Gordon Welt waa the selling for daugllter, Melody. fled. GO llodse• of the New the , Loa Angeles ·· Dodgers NY -. 010 101 2GO•Q-,- 5 U 0 pQa to Lt!ftlle · Ran~ · i&lt ·.jll v_._ Melli ,... glum. ,_. Leo ·•·ded .... llo.."'- • ..._ • • Cambria, BfuneJ '(4);·.Larnb .... · _..., ··• v.l D• ..._. a recent meeU118 of the ,..,. ""' '"" ""' .._,,......., ,..,., 161. Gibbon 17), G.luatt 11hond ~~1'1'!''""'"'"'..,.... ~..,"'· W0111011'0 Society of Olrlatlan Attendinl were Mrs. La~ iJurodlet of the OIICIIO CUbs In 14 lnnlnp In o'"' Natllllal 5angulllen; SttYOI', FriMIIa (6), lllld 11i111 •.Addlr)f,·coll!lblriteif ~~~j~~~~-~~;· !lervke of the Racine United Slmp.!on, Mrs. lleriiB Jolmoon, ,... proteltlng. Leaguegamea.1beoll!erteams McGraw (1), Cllono:t 1101 ond ill U..·Dal!P ~ tci. tiel "!.• Metbodlst Owrcb. Mrs. Ruth Ann HUI, Mrs. Allee Murlatt«h and lfodles had wereln theDOIIIdleduled. . ~':" 1tp~~~~ v.;~~··~J~ &IWn.~joot.ntlal ~ 'l1lt Clbln Is located In a Wolle, Mrs. Berlba Spencer, contraltlngmooclaftrthel!llllle AmeriCIIII, LeiiUe 11 Boowtlll5th),Sitl'9tll li1st). .,.._, · · . ··· ' ' • wooded area surrounded by Mra. Mattie Circle, Mrs. rellllll-lbe Pirates beat the was Baltimore 7, Qevtland 0; Dower• and shrubbery. DoroiiiJ McKenzie, Etta Mse Meta,N,illl01nnlnpalt2ra4-l Mlmeaota Cbl~o I; New ~!,~'l:,lnl•l · Memben iftpared fll• for HlD, Mrs. Libby Wilford lllld loss to splll lbelr Sunday Y<rk 5, Delrull ~~ Bostoa S, CICIO CICIO 2a3 ooo 01-4 n • , Q:l:llll NRI following a luncheon Mrs. Allee Reese. doubleheader, take the four-· Waahln&lco I; Callfornla f, Loo Aniloln . ' ..~ --'es ...... lbe - ld Oakland Z, and MUwaube 4 CICIO 012 101 ooo 02-7 to o ' .,....- - • wuoo wCH' Kansu City 3 Dierker, Gladding (~), Cook champions, three pmes to one, • 1101 Culver 1121 and EdWards; andBOiwogameasheadlnthe RmReedpltcloedafollrllltter Sulton, Mikkelsen (9), '11rtwer 'Ole Rulland FriendlY Gar· frame . Gardening Ups for Natlooal Le~~~t~~e Eaot race. for his seventh wln and rookie< OOJ, t..mb (131 -and Sudaklt. cleners will meet at 7:30 p m. October will be given by Mrs. Durocher wiiS protesting !bat Ralph Garr had a twonm double Torborg 111, Slln&on 1101. WP- · L ' ............. "'··•- .... the Braves HR-Davls t..mb (6.0). LP-Culvar (6-6). Wedneaday at the home rl. Mrs. Tcm Martin. d ' I. ,' lad ldenUiied only liS "Pierre ..N • • . . , _ . , . , . . wr (llhl . I r Honrd lllrcblleld. the biD boy" had Interfered.., u Jim Maloney,.tddellned moot Inalallallon of officers f<l' the l:leslgnated membero will a key play ~ led to the of the oe110n, l1lffered the loss Cincinnati 2011 CICIO CICIO- 2 ~ 1 ··· · ·· · ·· ~ Allanlo 1.511 230 00•-11 11 i IJ'IG.71 year will hlflhllihl the make arrangemenlll of crescent Montreal Elpoo' 11-4 trlmDph ftr the Redo. Maloney, Wu h bu-r n (5), meetlnl. Mrs. Blrcbfleld will desiRJ1 oo the theme "Aulwnil over the Olbo. Jlro Hutto's double drove ill Behney 111. Gr1111er' 111 and pnaanta paper "PIIIIinl Your Harvests" uoillg mu1111. ~'It was a terrific game fCH' Ul the tl~l:lng tun ill a tbree- Plummer, Reed 17-101 t~d Garden to Bed lot the Willler" Judjjlng will be by Mrs. Joe lo wln," lllld Murtaugh, refer- run lOth lnnlnl lot the Pllllllea Didier. LP-Maloney (0.1), '. ~ltd Mra. Jerry Eado will BoUn and Mrs. Fred r1111 1o the nJPtcap, when u Dicit Solin~~ squared hls (IO lnnilltll ~ llllklag IIIHlllllinl& cold Wllllamaon. 11111 010 2GO 3- 7 B 2 WlllieStaqllllhlta tle-brealdnR record at 7-71n roUe! of Barry Philo SI.L CICIO CICIO 031 0-- • II 1 homer In lbe lOth lllld the Leracb. Harry Parker suffered Lersch, Stlma 181 and Rytn; Plrateo added three llllll'e runs the loss ftr the l;ardlnals. Carlton. Chuck Taylor (8), wilb the help of a twHIUI triple PlnclHiitter Manny Moii!'S Parker (91, Hilgendorf CIOiand WP-Selma 17-1). LPby Gelle Alley. , Bingle wilb two out ill the 14th Simmon•. Parker (1-1). 'Ole Pirates were In an un- inning drove In llilly Grsblrt· c:omforlllble spot after toslnB ewttz w1111 the willniDI nm 1or tile opener 1o Jerry Koosman's the Dodgers. two.bltter and sendilll Fred Cambria llaillat Met ace Tom Seaver, an winner, ill the nlghteap. But theY lmocked out Seaver ·In 5 loll illnillp and You Msy be s Hero then came up with their game- O*Bs·· U. , · ' U J:." · ' .. · ,,.. .• M. •n*,.. ." • ,_ . L . . Line&tlOres lnlti'MIIoMt' a., ' 1ft ea ' . . N.ti1............ Racine WSCS Meets at Cabin •w-• · ·"""""' .,.,O.,.es. · r, Social · Catendar ' . and ~_. · • 1be a~.lllcor 1fle bi1de Mrs. Birchfield to Host Garden Club ta.came winning rally aplnst relief..., Knudson Robinson --pi'on · 'llial'a .riBbt. a real bero! 'n1f McGraw. · Are )'011 a dynamic teen who wants to chauge the worta? Oo Durocher proteeted the Olbll' . ~ toljoy slnsill&. ~. flablng, bowling, and loss Cl1 the claim lbat the ball £fL J11iJ1n1 pmes. Would yoo llke to plan a Cbrfstmu <~' Valenlille boy tn the ChfCIIO bullpen an UIBJII pmy? ... How about a viclory party? Do you llke to finger pailll? employe of lbe Montreal club Would :rw enjoy teacllirW a ROWIIOIIR or game or dance 1o !ddt? ' ldeked a double by Ron FairlY' Would youllke to li!acll a Utile boy to ride a like or play basket- ~nwnlbe rfRbt !Ieider ~ ROBINSON, W. (UP!) 11111? . Calllllon frrm fleldlns the ball, "Lady Luck," chanted jubilant Lui year 'Ole Meip County YCNIIJ.Oblo Allodallon for and ·allowing the tying anil George Knudson after a mlsoed ~ Cblldren bad members who did lblnp. AI a to for the tw<MOOI.putt George Archer ....... ~...~· .• ,.,...,~ = · '""""' «iir:aliliiltt~·in-or ' c may • . joboryoumaybeflndinRnew pleuuret loday. · 1be rewm:da are great - a smile, a bug, an WIOIIIJlOCied ~t, a tear,<~' a ne\'erbeforespoken word. If this Is you join .. Tuerday, September 22, at 7: 30 ill tile Gni!e EpiacGpal C211!rch, West Main Street, Pcmeroy. Officel'll ftr IJ'I0.71 willbeelededlllldalibn presented. Came, join 111. You may become a berol Mary S.Hayea, , VIce President, Meigll County YOARC sb!ill', ~'~'~ A1u1e ~-Bllli ••.illlld;Of boaor; ., • · ' . 111111 -~; 1ftne ti-avey, El 'rlilad Cll'est, • · lbt' ,I'UI!" TeiU, ind Mlaa Anna ·., · Lull~ . T•rraul, ' Tucson, !)alia -.or '. ' IQIDAY MIDDLEPoRT P1'A, 7:30 p.m. ·at . the ·Middleport Elementary School. · Get· ecqualnted night. · MElG8 CHAPTER Order of De,Molay lrJcnday, 7:30 p.m. Mldtllepx'l Malonic Temple. ~work.:AI(Jnemborund Muter Muon ~ted. Mother's aub same tline 1n balement Usillg an electric mixer or blender slowly add cream and seasonillga and blend until smooth. Return cheese mixture to hollowed Edam oheU. Serve at room tern· perature with assorted r crackers or breads. U prepared in advance, cover tcp with re:l ·wax citcle, refrl&• orate and return to room temperature one hour before serving. .dd AriiCIM; brldelaWdl, in three ·i~iei:eii ~ · !lie torldii~;~ .MJJJ ·41n1DR room. ot bcl'den or ill Tlitbtlttlme:J::.Iriiii·IIID" Qeell.fuD · , 8MI:ded lime IIIII wllllnoilllrlillalt; lbl:t!itmn •.! !"'~war.~ ~ IJpea llllcliiJ ~. " ·; · ' , '~=;~~~~~= l1ef\n blo<lllliil time to 11eep 1011 cat _· lhnnnii!~MibeJ _. Na,ncy !Jubbard, El ~. the lloirerlirl. · · ._ ·· All of .the altendanta were attired In floor linllth ID'IIrll Of p~ crept! with willie c:hlffon llelivea. 'Die1111ore 11*t veils THEOOORUS Council 17, D. i!fA.,Ip.m.poUuck,IOOFhall. Each regularly attending member to take one whO Isn't. Entertainment to follow. RACINJ: Elementary PI'A · *· ~ ....... tnai.!he . .tt.r • OHWI Nw. Shower Gtven :.;::; e:::~c~:,: preaent ceremony. Bride-Elect ~m':HBapllsiChurch - Mlal Janet Searlea bride, Seuon's dinner, Monday the '. · will FroonO .. llag Nn Uma Road. 11 ....., Galftea were played with tll'ileJ belntl awaNed to Mrs. to- . Bowel, Mra. lane! Vepay, )ln.. ~ Brlcl<lea, Nn. Jl!l - ~. llld Mrs. ' Sigma Phi Sorority, 1: I~ Tueaday, Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. RACINJ: AMERICAN Lesion Alllillary, 7:30p.m. Tuesday at llllllh4'Ciraa. hall. Potluck refreshments. ~ ·.a~ were Mrl. PAST MA:ntONS, l'cmerof SeaJ•Je•. Mra. Basel Cllapter 188, O.E.S. will meet . lllld Sept. 29 at 1lle hOme of Mra. LucUie Swackhammer, Mason, You Don't [I] .~ In - · elect of IAwreilce ~ ~ church dlnlnR room, 4 to 6 p.m., If )'oa ~ bt!llored ~ Jllilll witb a .choice of food, '1.50 for com~"'"7 llrldalillonrallbebomeofber plete dinner. IDIIA NOW ON In yellolf lllld Cirrled 11011018)'1 MOnday, 7:30 p.m. at school. ~.· ~Jt!ll of==bnaoofEI ~onf!11FaDFeatlvaland ear!7 fill. Cllllll'- 11!1! to etabt illcltil . . lbef'IDibear · new two nlW levy, lield Jilidtib lbefli'lt·,.U. aftir Puo· . CHESTER P.T.A., .8 p.m. · . 1\fllrri'~~llouPatter Mr. !l-'111 - ~ Ev8118, Monday, get-acquainted .:.:.. --- Neecfc.h Just Open .A ' ~ - PWTIC ROOF CEMENT U.e lor p~kking holn orw:l toP' In ROOF COATING R•n.w~ 3··8 old oapholt, m~ roof•; •k»>M ..d....., loob. R"V. 4.59 • raallng, guH..,I. 1hrln • • R.g. 1.39 Won't uumble or • ' For •mall loin. Seol" waterproof•. 27~ I/IOgot..... ,.. ., 51)AL ' . DINNI$ !W· 1 ot Fl ..ibll eldrudld ruhber. Nails 'V lndu.Hd. Pltlt 39, 7:30 9Ft REG . 2.99 .. ............. ~. ,p':in. T..,.aay at poet home. jit'wji)jlj,,', ...... REVIVAL, MT. MORIAH a:~~~=·Dari· !ten· Church of God, Racine, lbrou(jh . - - - - - - - . . . . . , Ji Mri. Sunday, 7:30 each eveninl with the Rev. Bill McDaniels · evangell81. SpecW slnllnleach night. Public welcolne . . MEIGS YOARC to meet Tuesday, Pomeroy Grace Epla<Opal Church, _7:30 p.m. Olllcers to be elected. New WROUGHT.IRON Po,meroy.... ·.·.,. : (:•\ students cream pleases guesls. / a. I Mixture of Wisc;,.,sin Eckom cheese with spices oncf ,. I P.mal· ~otes I , .~ · ~. ·, !,.1 ; • o memben wekcme. ~tl,- tlevollona. "'•7' SHifT 3·29 RAIUNG 'i1ruR&DAY WOMEN'S ASSN., Mid· dleport United Presbyterian Qt!n:b, Q:30 poUuck dinner .Thlll'aday at lbe cbur~h . Jl•~. Mrs. Don Lowrey, '' 'Ml:a. Mart,~& Chambers, Mrs. '1:40 ~.Sr., Mrs. Richard 'IWT•. Mrs. Chambers lo have ..... ·~ lbic4'; )Jrs. 16Ft. REG. 5.•9 ... REG. 3.79 lnala11 ,ounel wilt! no h.olu to drill! Satin blodl flnllh. ,..1-.:tion R~.5.20 ........... . . 4.39 6' section R.g, 8.00 ..... ....... . 6.Jt 4'•1'SKIIT "'WI HAVI ........... NAU AND MOULDINO. ,ANIL ADHESIVE AND All YHE SUPMB YOU NIID TO COMP\111 YOUI PANILINO NOJICII" .. ..... 1,89 Top trade pine. ld•of for gora.,.. attiCI, farm building~, 2 liNt. Reg. 10.29 ' 2.99 MANY MORE VALUES! Made from seltct.d Mtt COalf pine to Iaiit ''a time". fl"* hordwforel. 1\ou•• R.-g. l.89 REG. 4.29 fteturM qualltJ and OPf*lr- Gntl generallt found In hlfher priced pont!.. 4inchPAINT BRUSH Eddie . I •.,.OlD common? ~ CEILING . Tl,~E They have been known to,~bute arnphetamin,ei. Discussed on pa&es 17 throu11h -19-of the Federal source book: "Answen to the .,... frequently asked questions about di'UII iibfie.'' ~r:· . FOr your free copy send In the coupon below. '' •••••••••••••••••• " • foutopy<!fthef~eralsourcebook: • . the"""' frequently askl!d e 'queiti<!Maboul drus abuse" " " " " - ' bJ • •• e ,..-rle.IO: Dru&Abu..,Questio(lslnd,A~swets' ·• . . ·' · ,, National Clearingbousi: for Drug Abuse Information , Box1080 . Washinaton, D.C. 20011 ,, . .., 'i 'I" • 'i. ".':;',' State: _ __ •••• , .m~ -II•-' ' IACH 6FT. WOODEN s'llf'LADDER ~~ 1turcly pine. 17 .t.woy metol •preoder bar. ,fully r~ed. 1 1001 tapered nylon brlltln. kl-' for a+l or lat. palMa. no brush man.. · leo••• ~~~~~~~~~ ··- laiUMotR 2'6"l4' PonchrotaPinl riM!dy to Rolnd panel•. R._ 32.59 ,..;."""'!!i• )/; �,. ~ . 111 Ullltedl'rtallllerulloaal 4 •' ' r. • I . ' • . , . · ,.,., ·'·· · · ' • ·... J·•..;· ' t.=l ,W ..hr.rr:. , rn.:•a*es ... s·~ll•t Wllcber ~'for lnl,llraoee· ~ ·:~rol F ~!roll h: ji.t · . ~· · · · ·1.= the, . . ·, ; 'f ·:· ·, .., 11!10 I .., ~ ' ' pointe is the Flli'IJ.Nbieri Runidn8 back Sjlnllf CIIIIP' ' . .. ' I , ~· ~- . Pt!- 0:1'""~· g #<l:ooo \ ' · · . • !' ~· who. ~'i carry the "--I ~~~~~!I -•.;. ']- ..~ Gr:/''ll.y: o · ~ 1 ',o .IlliG'' • · u.u~res ,.-.ai IIi ja~:flrap~al!, ~ a 011otond j.~ o· ·[o· ;o:-:ooo ..; · ·" l['lul ''. 'e'• " By lin~ Pnsi ~~--• a. 'lllnnlill ·loaChciOwn· an a PI!IS~urgh . ' 0 I· 0 ,000 ·. · ·~· ~ 0 1 ~theLI0C112118yardlon terbact,Greg~Ant~ry,rampecl NotiOtlltiMtuo tw<>-yll'd!'PI'!ntol!rlgbti!ICJde · ..?:~ t.: T · Pct , o,.. 0..1;ooo the ground and tS2 by air. 78 yards on a quartorbaek 11mo1 . , 1n the ~Ntb .guar~er and~ o.J.Oilli o:: o .11011~ The shutout was the lint sneak to oel up Bill Tripplell'a , · ~~~ ~ ~ ~ g Jlmy ·lobbed·• 11-y&rd 'touch- { : 01~~ o 1 o ..000 · 1 0: OCII!, against the Packen1 oince !!,yard touchdown nm. , ~· Brunei (61. Gr'"l cel down··pua to Harmon Wages klan ·. q 1 0 .000 · 0 1 } ·000 lly FRED DOWN The Atlanta ' l!raves wal' andSong\llllenJI<ooaman (11,7) With l:ll).)efl Jn lhe gaJI)& to l<tn~ Cltt UPI &porta writer 1opec1l'hllatheclelpCinC~!.,~ ~! ~~~i~I~P•o•n 17illl, tn.aure the Ylctory for A,tlantheil'· Danny Murtough of the 111e '"" ........a (2nd gomo, 11 lnnlllttl Kotler. S!aubcleb, pWreecl . . ., ... 'l1le Dorcas cabin ri Mn, served by Mrs. West and her ' Pittaburgh Pirates was satts- the St. Louis Cardlnala, 7-4, aad Plt!S 002 003 OOQ +- 9 .15 2 a1r Wltlu Sl-yard ~ ·Ccil•·f:.oo!NII RnuHs 'Gonloo West was the aetlln& lor daughter, Melody. fled. GU Hodges of the New the . Los Angeles ·Dodgers NY 010 101 200 o- 5 .u o ..... ·to Lance Renlzel Jaie In ly .Uollod Pfns.lntorna!lonol cambria, Brun,t (6I;'. Lamb !r" . l~tt · ded a recent meeting of the Y11rk Met& was ghan. And Leo sba the lloiiBicll Allroo, 7~. 16), Gibbon (7), GlutH 111 •liftd ""'lblld IM!rio1d and ~. jlen(ro. Penn St, 55 Navy 7 · w-·s SoeleiY ri Clrtatlan Atll!ndlng were Mn. Lavinia lluroch,.. of the ad'cago CUbs lD 141nnlnga In •lht!r Nallooal Songulllen; Se<iver, Frloella (61, and lfeob Adderly collaborated Marsholl17 ~~ ,1 protesting Leaguegames.1beolberteams McGraw (7), Chonu (101 and In ihe Dallu CIOCOI1darY to bat Tolodo 27 Buffalo·II< " Service of the Racine United Simpson, Mra. Bertha Jolmson, an'd """•ea had were not scbeduJoid Grote, Oyer .(81. WP.Giusfl (9· ·~.:......,_potential,_, •...;...,. UCLA 2A Plff 15 · Melhodlsl Omreb. Mrl. Ruth Ann Hill, Mrl. Allee wuMurtan•• .... ....,. • 3). LP·McGraw (U). HRs· . """" .... ....,... ..."" Ru!Qers 41 l.afayolle 16 'l1le cabin Ill l00111d In a Wolfe, Mra. Bertha Spencer, contrasting moods f<l' the 88llle In tile American. League II Bosweii'Uihl, Slargell (31sf). -· w.'(a. • jllchmCild W wooded area IIII'I'OWided by Mrs. Maille Circle, Mrs. reuon-4be Pirates .beat the wu Balllmore 7 Cleveland 0· ' Boyl'"' 10 PI'.my. .' • · •••· ' . N ' (!4 l•olngol TemPle 1• D ..~knell 3" Dowers and Shrubbery. Dorothy McKenzie, Ella Mae Melo, t-6,ln101nnlngsiltllra 4-1 awuoe&Ota a, Clllcaao I, ew H~ion Boo ·Coll 2a Vifl'anovUI Members prepared rags for HUI, Mn. Libby Wlllord and lou to spllt their Sunday Y<*k 5, Detroit ~; Boston S, ooo ooo 203 ooo 01-.1 11 ~ · C<ngle-Mallrl 2~e1 o rugs following a luncheon Mrl. Allee Reese. doubleheadlir tate the four-· WBihln8ton I; California 4, Los Al)aeles . ~Y RI)Ck !!'' va .o 1 7 game 111!ries' wllb the world Oakland 2, and Mllwaukee 4 DlorO::r~ ~%= Wasr ~. r:;im:~~~ q champions, three games to one, Kansas City 3, . (101 Culver (121 ana Edwards; ' . S,Uih .<·. . · andgolwogamesaheadlnthe &nReedpllchedafourhltter Suflon, Mikkelsen (t), Br•Tusk~H 24 Ala .III&M ·1~ 'l1le Rutland Friendly Gar- frame. Gardening tips for National !.eBIIUO Eut race lot hill seventh win ll1d rookie< (10), Lamb (131 and Sudakls, •' Alo Sf 21 Milos. Coli. deners will meet at 7:30 p.m. October will he given by Mrl. Dur her ,...... 'that RalphGarrhadatworundouble Torborg (71, Sllnoon (10). WP· E!J1!Mich23Quon11co0... oc wu pro __.., Lamb (6-01 . LP·Culver (6-41. SO car 43 Walto F-1 7 Wednesday at the home ol Mrs. TCIII Martin. lad ldenllfled only as "Pierre andlhrej!siJJgleaforthoBraves HR·Dovls (Bthl. Tonn St ~ ' KOI!IU<Ry · SI 7 Howard Bird1flelcl. fl~)da 3A MI-. St 1~ Ill. baU hoy" had lnte~d on u Jim Maloney, alde!lnad most """' Clncjnnoll 200 000 ooo- 2 • 1 AubUrn 33 'Sov·11\1,. •I'I>'" lnllallatloo of olflcers f11r the Designated members wUI a key play Ibid led to the of the season, saffered the loss AllaM• 1110 230 oox-11 11 1 R . Ice <42 YMI o,.. . ;. '; -71 year will hl&hllght the make arrangements of crescent Montreal EJpos' '-4 triumph for the Reds. Maloney, washburn {5), IY Unlltd ~JlirtrnaHonal Tuloni 17.lltorgl• ~ ~· Mrl. Birchfield will design on the theme "Aulwnil over the CUbs Jim Hutto's double drove lD Behn•y (71, Granter' (II and ~II.Hguo Houston '~ ·syr•tu ' 15 pre..nt a paper "PIItllng Your Harvests" ualng mums. f the t'- "---w-~ run 1n 1 • • - Plummer.~. b~ (7·101 and "G. AB R. H. Pet. Ala 51 VIr .tt<;h· l •...:...~ 'I twas a ocuwc game or ua ,.......,_.,. ~~ ,.. ~early, AH t32 467 114 111 .3d6 Mloi c Memphis Sl. 13 Garden to Bed lor tho Winter" Judging will be by Mrl. Joe to lw1n" said Murtaugh refer. nm lotlllnnlng for the Phillleo Didier. L ·Maloney (IJ.l). 1 ' Clmnfe, PI! 106 40.1 65143 .»J VandorbiiiJ2 Clladel 0 "I'd Mrl . Jerry Eads wUI Bolin and Mrs. Fred ring !, lite Dlgbtcap,' when u Dick Selma squared hill (10 lnolngol Willms, ChL -151 59? 13A 1'16 .327 ~~~~ Tech 23 Flo Sf 13 ~mating llld ualDg a cold Wlillalllson. WUUeStargeUhltatte«eaklng record at 7-71n relief of Barry Pilllo 001 010 200 3-- 1 e 2 Hckmn.5chr 1~!! as" :57 ·~~ ~~11011 3 ~r~lazn~i? 000 000 031 o- 4 11 1 Torro, I.L 1- B' .. 91 · - r ...... ..:.... s u'' 3 17 hom... In the llllb and the Lersch. ·-•> Parker suffered . SI.L Lersch. Selma (8) and Ryan; Parker,I.A -15280 801&5 .319 ·-0 Ia IM Lellen of III• I , II pod lute, ~ Pirates added lbree more runs the loss for tile (:ardlnals. carlton, Chuck Taylor (8), Snvlen,PII 121 .ue 59 1.16 .319 . . ·iOvlhwlil : with the help of at........, triple Plncbollltter Manny Mota's Porlcor (9). Hilgendorf (10) and Rose, Cin ]51617 116 IN .311 Toxoo A&N1 20 tSU 11. wah 1. fte edltlr reiii'VII tile ..,... to JeUm. -'••'e with two out In the 14th Simmons. WP·Stlma (7·71. LP· T.olan,On 1<1(560 107171 .318 Ark 23 Okll Sf 7 ,_Gene Alley AI lollen tD111 be llped, e rill oUiw, •Ht ...... ~, · ~oeo Porker (1·11. Nrez,Cin 150m 103176.316 Texas 56 15 The Pirates wen! In an un- Inning drove In Blll7 GralllrkAmorlail LNauo Tulllli M ld'Tho·$t 13 llfllala lllilf be ..... ~. comfiX'Iable II(JOI after )GOing ewilz with the winning nm for Chicago 200 000 1 - 4 6 0 · G. AI 11. H, Pel. Oklo ~1 Wl~sln 7 £l~~ ~ the opener to JI!T)' Koosman's the Dodgers. MonlrHI 001 000 14Jc- 6 11 0 01 J ilh vnas,nMI, can I :~ lli lf71 :as 1 89 :f?l Colo: !·' ,~l,•,lklnal".ill,l N''"'V(.(; , lwl>llltter aad sending Fred 'l"!rskl, .Bot 152 ilT116 172 .320 PurdU: .;"'tcu ' . I)I,L • Carabrla qatnst Met ace Tom (II lind Botemlin. WP·Roed (S. Ai>rlclo. Chi 140538 N171 .3tt Mlch 20 Arliooo' 9 . . 0 0 0 1....,-• ~-- In •1 . LP·Reoon (5-9), HRs- Srill!h,Bot 139 5541011171 .309 Noire Ceme !II tilrlt\Wath 14 Seaver, an .._-- wuuoer, w I ill I m s (.and), Hlckmen Fosse. Cit 120 4110 62 138 .3111 . Illinois 20 01'~ 16' " J '==the nJghtcap. But they l!:noekad C32ndl, Renko (loti. Pepitone Momsn, NY 12.4 431 57 131 .300 To'"'• Tee~ 23 ·K*nili\0: "ou M.ll"' be 8 ud_ out Seaver In 51., lnnlnga and (23rdl. · Tovar. Min 152626116119 ,302 _ oncl 13 Deyton 7 . · .I' " n,.,, v then came up lrith their gameAmtriAn Ltagut cater, NY 1<19 563 62 170 .302 Ohio Unlv U 1<01!1 St ·14 1r1a,;Rfal·· , ft 111 ,. L.ea·d·· '"' ! ::J Grid Scores t,; d:J Mrs. Birchfield to Host Garden Club u.- •n. ''1/l." r.n, Robinson Durocher the CUb.!' . lou the that the hall Champt"on boy In the Chicago bullpen, an '111111'• right, a real hero! Are you a dynamic teen who wants to change the worJO·r J)o winnlngrallyqalnst rall6 ace 1'111 McGraw. prolesled ::!.. :~!"Y ata,~~ngln~;L~Jan ,~~~-bowVUnaleg,ntlneand 011 claim .....,... pmes. w you uae w P a ...,,.u.... '"' party? ... How about a victory party? Do you llke to finger )lllinl? employe of the Montreal club WGUid )'OU enjoy leaching a new oong or game or dance to klda? t kicked a dom>Je by Ron Fairly' Would 7w llke to teaclu Utile hoy to ride a bike or play basket- preventing right fielder ~ bill? eam..., from fle!dins the baU, Lui year The Meigs County YouMhlo A.....W'ion for and 'iCUowlng tile tying and ~CblldrenhadmemberswhodidaUoflbeaelblnp.Aaa r1llll to score lor the . Job«youmaybelln~ new pleasures In your llfe today. people have ,·· ? • .m· to abu~ Oi lhe'FJ4eralsource hook: "~ 10 i\I!KC froquendy asked • quesllons ~bout •buse." . • • .'"!lte~: Dru~Abuse.QuHliDf>s•ndflnswert ·• . ·. Nilion•l Cle•rlnsJlOOII! for Drug ~buse lnform•Ck>n ·. ., ilox 1080 I Wiohinglon, D.C. 201)13 ~' ;', ,\' • Nan~!:..-..,.,,-, _ _....;.._ _ _...,-_ ..,..,.._ .."'' ......, ...... • ~!....;. 'c.:,- • Citti • ·• _ _...__ ___,-:W-:;,;..:7"'- ' · Sl•t•!! 4ft . ,MNtitM~~c.:-WbtiMif w. ~~J .. • l 1~~- ~,.,-, :¥J~fll: 'L Do Pouw 21 Albion 0 ' ~, ~nli:'d"'~~l.;~~~t 1~ Was~ 41 Mlchlain Si"i6 Wosh Sl .w ldlll9 11 USC 21 ~ 21 (lie) ~~ ~~:.k.';:.~1:C, No Ariz .33 ,Loa Ana St o · Arlz0111 St .38 Colo Sl 9 Oraf!o 16 Weber St 19 ·~ ()&e. •••• :· '. r' . • ·. 'l:k. • Basics ohnoo+ Irises . . ·• . ·, , """"! ·.. : ··Ill'' IIIII. n•.lw IIIOWH; • .. • lltn'LUfO ftloillj Qulleam · Glrden ·lrlllt m baniJ, -~ ;penmillla IIIII need a 11'1'*"1"" o1 'l1le .p1adpal ·17PM .ol lrllil .. beudld, burdleal; ~mtal. aad IMdJI. ·• . ~ lrlill lil'fll a f1u:1J line, .r ·l'llelhl." Jleorde4 IHIM Itve ~ aeMe citoatl!lll llld_'eolil. Mlill plaoll ·grow · ' '*"·' twot.!lhire,•..;~''i'llle11tt..,.wp,tlllbeudld ·~ 1n1 ••• .. ..,""! tar .t.;nntaa pule*"' Tall, beudld ..,_ -~n;.· ~ ~ ,.,_ _.qiiiiiJIIID ~ - .... Jllll, A poap • ,__, lrlaea ~tillinlltcrow•w~~1alllaCIIIed.dwarlbis, 'l1lete '1...... . . . · · ·' . . . ·ll'll!ll·lilo!iD IJi',~ AI*U. ·illd'Mif, ··'<: i~ ~~· ~" IIIIOOib fill · Petats. IDd · ·" !bba. ' ~fil~,r~ar,tCMtolouri-IIIL~varlillu ~.hi J~ '""'~ f."'llllMMIIt JIIOWII ~"" 11'8 , }~-~W!lallll1!1~.dr<lopluc~udlrdundwldelalll, ,¥" ,Wtt-'(r.t\llll.~hmlnonr.bame.OIIklnalteml,..-ltlll . "~ ~~.~-~bm~.~fallaaadliatri!lr, ..,n,bt , ,:'.' ~"' ·~~toar..tllllllldiiDIIII...,._ <, . ,,, • ~ lljfln,,m llll!lii..O.. ~ .. . . · , ., '·•'I ~. lrllel Ill" a lliiaJI raised aree, or crut, oa the ' ·· ~· C!I · -hfall. •! c< ,,'l'iilrbateh; ~... IIIII Spanlth ~ria aU lllvetrua bulhut¥J ''-i· ~ P!Uti rw t h e · - barder. . ' • ~~IH.M . lllilf be Jllll.. t .lin trlqiM, c)u!Qpa . , ot bardn or Ill . bedi..idi.. . pl'\leilfliJnn. '111eiMIItlmeljl plant trllilllln . late~or·IJ~tumn. IrlaeloeadfuiiiU!!t"'ni!.B•""ed ", andq.pd Jlmf·aall wlill . . clrUia8'; J'hiMIIIH ~ ~ :.111100 thel bolda water anutld11Mm.ll!lll'lleallypel . - .~ ~ IIIII iuiiBhtll' Kid. . . . ' • , W:..... J!li!IIJI o1tao...,.., befare biCIII!!\IIie tlaia to blip ooll mlut lillt'I!Ot,nt. Cut now...,a - u lbeY fide, 11111e1e you 1fllll to jlbtaln:lillcll.ln earl)' fall, cut leavtl m toe~ IDclltl fnlii !jle iii~IIIICI, Alllrllel aeed IDlllcb lbe flraiii8Uotlafter 11'-"llill Ai1P11 ajlibllilllleb o1 atraw or IVIIIJIIIL'bou&bt after .,r,. lrileli'. 1bt IJ'Oillld-fln& ,_._ .· • ·~~ ~JIIIDII!IICIXnecrowded,dltldetheotrlbootafnlnthe , ~.lrilea lbDu!d~dlvlded two to live yearufllr planlia&. ~111\d~~r~te~• lbelate_,...llr -'Jflll, after JIIIIIIII•IIIOoalld cUcleries to-adr(tbelt 1i1JJ hellbL Di8 • .lid!iiJiPo(m(l(iriellildllfiCIIUiilwbilleclumpaiOIICI. ',.. ':""'*-- .,.._~ndi.!Hitlfy,UdoiiCitwfDttO~Irlafotalleul ...~~ · Pit"- fl1!11 ,.., ~ · · ~ iftei. pi' ~ 11 you Willi · · ~ ' · ~ ll'rillclnlllboulcl be ie)llralld bl two or lbl'ttyean. Cut ....._.wllb a ,....._linl!i, Bleb cllvlalaD IDUIIIIIvtlll ........ ' -v.. ' •' . :!~:!:s~~. :J; ,.:::;·In a tbree·.Oey 11e M. Tennant, Everett Tmrne, lor with :ma were J.c. r--~~-----~----..·· ":,1 , . .. , ~., • {/lb. ;·: . 'Din ··. ·. . tJ.Ot.f.. ., ' ' . · ·· INFANT$ _,..... ' ' ' · u-. sOCia•I ca1endar w..- ' If AILEEN CI.AIR£ N£.4. Food Editor Jwme. A three ~ eate'With peerliudcolumnswas featured onfllewhltua~andnettable Cheeae spreads conlin110 ~. Mrs. c::8rlol Terruu, popular for anaetlng at Mrs. Ben F. Cravey, Mrl. Ada bridge clubs or other small Loul!eLowel!le(lor~.olstenof galherlllp. !1\e jx1de, served at the punch Men will like the hearty table, Mrs. Ben F. Cravey, Sr., Ravor of an Edam treat with Ita dalih of Woreestershlre registered the gueste. and dry muallrd. Serve on assorted crackers and thinly· sliced rye or pumpernickel. This is a make -ahead recipe to keep the hostess matching coat. happy. The couple reside at the WISCONSIN EDAM TREAT Wedgewood Aparbnenta at El I party Edam ball Paso. (II oz.) The new Mrs. Evans Is a 'I• cup butter graduate of Radford Schoolfor \1 cnam (or Girte at El Paso, and attended the Tnaa Woman's College at %tealpGODI Woreeater1blre Denton, Texas. She rnaj011ed In "' lellpeGD ea,enne plano. Cllmntly she Is em\1 leaapeoa dry maalard ployed u secretary for the "' leaapeon ult Teua Industrial Supplies. Remove outer saran wrap· Mr. Evans attended the per and cui 3-lnch circle Kentucky Christian College from the top of the cheese. befiX'tenfering the U.S. Army. ~ out the cheese, leaving Going to Te:ras f(lf the wed- half-iDcll shell Inside the red ding were the bl'ldegroom's wax covering. Return shell to refrigerator. Allow reJiarentaandbisbrother,Danny maining cheese and butter to Edwin ET8111. soften to room temperature. · I! • F..- a wedding trip tbr~ the mountains of New Mexico, tile bride changed Into • navy wool sleeveless dreu with •'l!!f'' Mixture of Wisconsin Edam cheese with spices ond cream pleases guests. Using an electric mixer or blender slowly add cream and seasonings and blend untU smooth. Return cheese mixture to hollowed Edam shell. Serve at room tem· perature with assorted crackers or breads. If prepared in advance, cover top with rei wax circle, refrlaerate and relurn to room temperature one hour before serving. ~ NOW ON =sbno!!' Sh·ower Gl'ven B·r1da. Elect . v . Mill Janet Searlel, brideelect ol Lmeiu lleiry, was hqooled Friday nlgbl wilb a brldaliboweul Gle home of her Mr -· ~- D·IJand "'• ' ""' """· ow , New ·Lima RocKI. Gamea were played with _,_ ...... warded to Mrl =. , II~Mc· Pjul(~fanatleavt~),afewbldleaolllllllllJ 1-p ltllllc'rivnberoiWIIJ.dmiDpedrooll.~fiPUIIIed .--.....,. • · ..,;_ , dll~li:la~lliql' 'eadlcllvllloDiartiiCitlopiiDI. . Elleen Bown, Mrs. janet ~.,.. · · · '· · ·. Vepey, Mn. .Peii8Y Brlcl<les, - • • .;..,a .. . ...-...8 Mn. Jm ~. and Mn. rv...., a 'G '&L'II • - · Mildred Grate. 0U.0.. altatdiac """' Mrl. Stella s.arlea, Mrs. Hazel Ta,tor, ' Rulb Grate, llld ' Mrs: · lW1Iancl '· .,. Mr. aqdMn, ~ WllP eblldnll, West Ube!'ti, ' Needl'.asb Seaaonc~~h!'~e:.;!o~y6InP:::" _m.,. ' ""'' ~: choice of food, l1.50 for c plete dinner. TUESDAY OHIO ETA P1U Cha ter, Beta . P . Sigma Pht Sorority, 8.15 Tuesday, Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. RACINE AMERICAN Legion . A.IWIIary, 7:30p.m. Tuesday at hall. Potluck refreshments. PAST MATRONS, Pomeroy Chapter 186, O.E.S. will meet Sept. 29 at the home of Mrs. Lucille Swacklullnmer, Mason, , ROOF COATING R•n- old cnpholl, metalroofs;_ SIOp5 ..d'""'' ,,..,, ••o ' ·59 311 "' ;"1··~ TIRJBBDAY WOMEN'S ASSN., Mld.dJeport United Prosbyterl1n Church, 6:30 poUuck dinner Thursday at the church. ~~'-:.s..:_~Cham· Doheran LowreMry, ~,.. ' 1' •. 1\'lrl. Chambers to have ~~IIWI~ · ~'MI~··~~~llll~~=:: . Karr Lao~,Sr.,Mn.Richard M,.ll:, the 'bo<llt study, Mrs. Eddie ~::ap:.::. .a•u. llevoUons. CARTRIDGE PLASnC ROOF CEMENT shrink. R•a. 1.39 For smoll jobs. Seals, wolerpri;KJ(s. lhe for ~l(hlng holft ond gopt In roofing, gutf1ra. Won' l a~,~mble or Just Open A - 27$ 1/IOgol. .... 39< llld AOlunt . 5 GAL , . . - - - - - - - - - ,;. - - - - - - - - - - , . - - - - - - - - - - - , r-;;;;--;~;n:~--, DENN~ I Humo 1r11r ... E.truded aluminum 1trlp wllh vlnrl Fliftlble 1drudtd rubb1r. Naill •V 11'111.,.1 for a!onclard wood door•. ' Noll• lrteludtd. R-v . .u9 p.m. Tuesday at pool hon1e. REVIVAL, MT. MORIAH Church of God, ll•eln•, through Sunday, 7: 30 eact. evening with the Rev. Bill McDaniels · evangelist. Spedal slnglllg each nlgllt. PUbllc welcoine. . MEIGS YOARC to meet. Tuesday, Pomeroy Grace Episcopal Church, 7:30 .p.m. Officers to be elected. New WROUGHT IRON me!"ben welcome. RAIUNG 1111)1. - PLASTIC ROOF CEMENT "!W ~,.~~ .• m t: Legion o1 Drew Welleler Post 39, 7:30 Pe111fta1 ~otes You Dlln1 MT. ~ORIAH Baptist Church A.mertcan POmeroy.... OHWI Mt. Frltl'ldly ~~~. 1 u , ee s ana · •· · ' • ~ •:i' Mill Dora Yoda Lowe, JollddlePorl, .ervect u belt Dl8ll ~of lttil. ·lrtne CGI(ee ,,.. lila IJI'otllet. 'were t-l.ofllliPue,TUM,IIIdGie Mr. ~ Maupin Cravey, El latalfel!rJJ....,~, llld·Mr. P!loo, llld Mrl. Carlot TerriW ~. Dml Jyh, 1111 .!11 ID, ~Ariz. · • Jolr,' llld' .. ... ~'- l!'.dwln ''Fot IJ4r daughter'a wedding, EYI!III, M!ddlepott, wen united .Mrs. Lowe was attired In ' an Luiuorr!Nel!lpl., 12al7p.JII.~i ajlplo bloasom pink chiffon a. ,·u.• "-, ,ti'Dir Pori llllll gotin and w..-e a eor8age of d!JpeJID ·~. ' , . pliii miniature roses. Mrs. ChfplaiD' .. pajlu. lloiCoe ·ETanswOIIeiX'anpcrepewitha petlormed 111f · d9uble ring Qli'UBO of Jlllnlature tallaroan ~eremoay ~ore an· alta.r toees. deeol'ated tdll> white claciiQJI A reception honoring the and. yell.W cbrJiianthemum couple wu held at the bride's arraaiemellll. Mr. Leater Sllbfrmln, o~aanltt, played ~ (roQl Menclalleoim, ...t lliiCb. · The brl4i. liven In marriage llfherl!llofller, Mr- Henry John Lowe, _ . a '!flblle organdy 1owo wllb.' a c6@el train fuhionect:ltklh Ia u.rt&>'llild . medaiUona enhanced with MONDAY PearJa.sbeeirrledaboUquetof MIDDLEPORT PTA, 7:!0 while caroallons and p.m. ·at the Mlddieporl afe!Jban9Uo. · Elementary S<:hool. Get'I1Je atteudlnta for the bride acquainted nlgbl. wenMIMBhellaAnndlcGutk, MEIGS CIW'TER <Her of QlllaJIIIIi~,llllldolhonor; DeJololay Monday, 7:30p.m. Mlllil. Mur. Irene il'avey, El Middleport Muonlc Temple. Paao, TUM, and ·Miu Anna Jnlatory work. All members and Lull& Ttrrasas, l Tucson, MasterMumlnvlted.Mother's Arizona, brldeell!ald•, aU lbree Club 1111111t IIDie In buement illeea ~ the ·bride;.~aa.d .Mia diDing r~m. N'\"cy Hubbard, El Puo. the TIIEODORUS Councll17, D. floirer pl. . qf A.,6pm. potluck,IOOFhall. All of the attendant. - • Each regularly attending attired lD llo« laaath·1011'118 of JDtmher to take one who isn't. yellow crepa with wltl!ll ehlffon Enlerlllnmenl to follow, lliteves. 'l1ley :worubart velll RACINE Elementary PTA In yeUow lllid CIII'Nd IIGIItgays Monday, 7:30 p.m. at school. of= of El Dilc;ussion '!0 Fall Festival and Puo . the ........... new two nliU levy, wu •....,-~. CHESTER P.T.A., 8 p.m. Mr. llannf .Edwin Evana, Monday, get-acquainted meeting, Introduction of .. leae~; Boy Seoul Troop 235 ,. will present Rag eersmony. 1itJ •·par- mti1 Mrl. KoJer G. Toney; J!1d ~ Sn~d, Hot Springs, v,., N.Ge11r"''· .· · slfriX'd, L<e ~. •e • •eopy• • • • • • • • • • • • • • ct. •· .!Ius • • =~~' t ~~ \~ Open PGA golf on a 'L~~~~~'!"."!'"!"'J• $20,000 platter. st~22,' HOSPITAL NEWS "I· juat didn't keep my . · · ,..;,;:r111:cin ' concentration," . said Archer, Woohngtn 000 010 ooo- 1 50 20-15; Seaver, 1e.12. Holzer Medical Center Firat who dueled In the same Boofon 000 010 20>c- 3 6 1 a.~l":!r.",k.t,"ft~'ea'if":~j Ave. Cedar St. ~I thh~~~son1e with Knutlaon for 40 Fr~~nbac;"!lp 1 41 •;,: Perry, Mlnn 23-11; Wrlghf,'C.I vlaltllig houri z.4 llld 7o3 p.m. o..., under.a hot sun on Mon!Qomery. HJ!s.T. Conigliaro 21·11; Palmer,_ Boll and M<;Maternlty vlalllng houra 2:30 to 71 course ,In the Sunday C32ndl, Pefi'ocelll (27th). , DoWell. Clov 20-10• . 4:311 p.m. Parents only on marathon bi'~l on by a rain Cleveland oOOOiiij ooo- o ~ 2 T ' h . • li"J: k. ' . ' l'edlllbica ward. delay Thursday. aa11 230 1~ 10x- 1 , o ~ "I got a nt~~e eareleu," aelcl P~ul. 11/inn.taan Ill and. Stm 11 , . • . ~" · . ~ ·=-~~ir'\ 1 Mr. and 1,\!ra. Jerry Edward ~· •f ~gotten tired llld Pol mer (20-101 and Efchobar· . .' Rt • 110 _,.,..~ I · 1111, was hopln•D "'-t II --" end ren. ~. P.Poul ~2·7!., . , N·•~II WJa ~ "V'Uftl ~ , . Mr. ai1cl Mn. Earl Richard 10011." · canrotnli 001 iloo•IO)- 4 9 o ·'· •! Hun~IAlgBoiiODI,adauabter; Archer,30,GIIroy,Callf.,hu oakland ~0:~ ooo- 2 e.o By Unl* -~ Mr -~ ~- . ·a•"- u....;o been CODling back from a W(lghi. (f 1. and "'"' · .... """· '"""""" · · llr:ow~ E~. t711 ~ "'..,.. Rl2, il'own Cltj, a "leru)js elbow" that aflect.dhli Llndbl~d~7 , Roland 111 ~ aoa: drlvlriillllll an · lnlelllnal bug !91·' and ' """' WP,Wr,lllht lllaellargea that,' he plckeli .-; lip on '.ion (21.11). LP· oland (:1-~1 •.Hils; Mn. RIChard K. Baker, Mn. overseas lout about a year Jackson (22ndl, JohniOII (14111). · Jamea Edward Ba~ and In- Second:Fce '!'oneY lor Arrant oon, Olarlel E. BeckiO, cber -wai lll,4110 wbllli Larry Joyce E. Blu, Mrl. ftoaer Ziegler, r,m,Dulle, Mo., took Lenle Bowling · and lnfallt third with a '271 ,flnllh, ,lliree daughter, Jolm R. Buclla)lan, strokes belllnd the leadera In Monroe Chase, Mn. Ernest D. regulaUon play on the a,m. Collier, Mrs. Orbn L. c..n, yard courae. . Mra. llelpba Coughlin, Mn. llaJ Urxlerwood, Hlunble, Beaols Denlels, Mrl. Robert T""·•and Grter Jones, Wlehlta, Ray Grimm and Infant 1011, Klin., Ued for fourth with 2'141 Mn. Dooaid R. ~ 8Dd Infant and' ptckad up ...440 each. · 1011; Elvin R..Halley, Walter T. Kundaon, 33, Torollto, who Hamm, Mrl. ~ohn M. llauldrel! said he hu aever IGit In · a and .lnfaql daulhter, Mn. pllyoff, WOn the , ) ~ and Malc!!1 'Rudolpb, 1Jeb18b · RutherfirdJ.IIead,Jr., Melvin cfaeslc In the longdl sudden- Aj:res, Flti. . . · ··, . · W, Hill, Mrl. Deln (). Jones, death playofl on the PGA tour 'De!endlnl · Marim'et ·~aton, Mrl. Leo this year. , . Goalby, ~. · Cia1ton Ka~y arxl Infant "I guei8 we both. just plryed far back 11 S aad• "'!f,ritl~ dluabter, Olarles H. Leonard, supo!rbly,'' he said. "I hliVe t2114. ,. . ... Robert Eatee) Myj:ra, LesiiO L. reall)'bada bad·year, bull felt Nldlt,Gal'laniiE.Panons,Jr., pretly &oOd this weet: !at ,Jaoleo S. Rhoclea, Mrl. Roy 0. week .1 did I hell of I lot ri amphet:lmh,:.es. DiKussed on pages 17through 19 of the Federal .source book: "Answers to the most frequently asked questions about drug abu... · ....." ., ·· · For yOQr free ~opy ~nd in tbe coupon below. For 1 Ill aao. students Th~ have been known := == ~ F.Rbln, ~:••12136 ·:1!'2 Kline (6-41 atld Mun-; Notional lA@'": llonch, C:ln Lollch, Pofferson (81and Price, 45; Wllllamo. Chi <42; ...,..,, Cln Lamont (81. LP·Lollch (1:J.181. r~ ~.Aaron, Afl 37; Mo;Covey, .HRs.Wftlfe (21511 ' Wood (8th). Howard. t<on City 000 000 300- 3 s 1 · Mlnn 41.1 Mllw 100 021 oox- ~ 4 1 ::"~· ROBINSON, m. (UPII - Ab'.":'n~~Y 18 (":d"':Pr~::,rl~~; · "Lady Luck," chanted jubilant Lockwood, Sotldors (7) ond George Knudson after a missed Rool. WP·Lockwood (.t.11) . LPlw<HootputtbyU..OIIgeArcber JOhnson (7-121. · ,.......,n IQ tl:~.Ytork :J ;;;;oiler 'l1le ""'arda are great - a Sllllle, a hug, an WBUSpeCted ftC . •pll"'"'""t, a tear, <I' a never before spoken word. lithia Is 7W join 111 Tuesday, September 2Z, at 7: 30 Ill the Grace Eplaeopal Cblirdl, Weal Main Slreel, PCilleroy. Officers IGr 11'10-n will beeleded ll1d a film presented. Came, join ua. You may become a hero! Mary S.llayss, , Vice Prealclent, Meigs County YOMIC • cer:":~u~.lf.~~ ~~kt~.t.:: Kn.udson • . :a: .Thliinb o.n., , .. ( •· Racine WSCS Meets at Cabin l' ,I ;weddJng~ at·~ fort~~ Bliss · ·A Tempting Cheese Spread ·-.,' , f t'•·"I'L Staoiilllocli '. , Nolionol ~" ',., , . 1 •. lyUnllodl'nsi .~IIJIIOnol · Eat! ' ·: ' Baltimore's ~ 1968 viCtory~. ,:,. Erroll Man!i, ,a !lrten ,lilY the LIIXII, to their ~ Or~. lf.3. 'lind San Frandl- ruined 1!io ~~ of Jllll AJ111in Amlrlcon Coil~ · · ·w, - L. T.. 1 , BartStarr,thebeneh-lllrl'het ~toff,bpoted!G!arfielda~ , trium,Pil. · coaconchll5.17deelal0ilmr as \lfalhloiton bead COach . •, •. "' 1111 ' '•.'. ~~~·• 1 , l l..ombarclllrllll5lonilecllnto one In five altemptel Incl. . \liM! In 'Otbei' ~~~Uonal CGafen!hce Wuhl!!ltOno • , · ,; ' ~ 8todJe,,Wllq, c<l!llll~ 10 pef BOit"'fl • , . ~ \ Q 0 •.. 1 •• ,aoa;,,' of the NFL all-time greata, IIW .fot 46 yards, llllll Mel F,art p!ay, D,uis llJpped ·PbiJidei. 3obn Brodit took ..m..~qo i:ent.of hill j)llilea,'&avt"11ff I!) Batiiii!QI'~ , , J·: o:.J'q,1.0Qi! PllJiodell!hlo p t 0 , ;IlliG' ' Lem Barney. Intercept one of . IICOI'ed two loui:hdOWRI to~leacl P'lia, 17-'1,. Allanta tool!•!'lew of a pius lnteferenee eall aad Do!JB ~ · on a ooa ~:.t' ·Jefs ' . / 0' ,o; r.P' ,000 St ~out C. .: I •1 0,. ·OCIOi • lila passes In the third quarter · · " . ·t · .. · puaed 21 yardl to 'Dietl yard Tii '"""' 1n U. ~ Ml~~\0 • ·' .·.• g : g :000 , '- ·"w~ ;:,. rrM •d ~ . Nolllince the pre-Lombarcll era have the Green Bay l'iclcilrl suffered through a ...,... Sunday. The Detroit Umaroared to a~ Ylctory In whlehthePackerawereunablellldrelurnll50yardslora to ICI'OIDJgt a first down In the touchdown. entire llrst half. The Uons added embarrculeThePackeramanagedatolal ment again· In the fourth of 114 yards total of!.mse while quarter, when a reserve quar- :;tl[4.;J.~ ::: • lmtall your•.W with no hoi.. to drilll Sotln block llnl1h. 4' tKtlon Reg. 5.10 ........... .. 4,3,9 6'11kflon R"'IJ.B.OO ., . ... ... .... 6.79 "WI ..-u HAYI IIIIJININID A... MOUlOINO. PANIL ADHIIWI AND AU TME SUMIES YOU NJm TO COMPLm YOUI NNIUNG NOJICJS,. Jt~~ ~i£ !nduded. · 9 f'J.. REG. 2.99 ........... .... J.89 TO!' grCid1 plnl. ldiiGI for CIOtaf-. altfc:l. farm b~J!Icfiftgl. 2 Itt.. Rog. 10·29 . ,.,.. 'J· s·•• ....... . . . 2.99 r-;;:=:::: ,/'MANY MORE 3·29 &• "'•7' s..rr REG. 3.79 4'•1'SHUT 3·19 VALUES! McJch from 111tded Mtf COCIII piM to IOif "o hout• time... {lilt hordwatel. Rllg. 1.89 REG. 4.29 featurn qualify and appHr- ar.:e generally lounclln higher prlclld ponelt. 4inchPAINT BRUSH lEG. 2.91 ~ CEILING . Tl~E. lt· · RoiMd po"'"'· .... 32.59 �,. ~ . 111 Ullltedl'rtallllerulloaal 4 •' ' r. • I . ' • . , . · ,.,., ·'·· · · ' • ·... J·•..;· ' t.=l ,W ..hr.rr:. , rn.:•a*es ... s·~ll•t Wllcber ~'for lnl,llraoee· ~ ·:~rol F ~!roll h: ji.t · . ~· · · · ·1.= the, . . ·, ; 'f ·:· ·, .., 11!10 I .., ~ ' ' pointe is the Flli'IJ.Nbieri Runidn8 back Sjlnllf CIIIIP' ' . .. ' I , ~· ~- . Pt!- 0:1'""~· g #<l:ooo \ ' · · . • !' ~· who. ~'i carry the "--I ~~~~~!I -•.;. ']- ..~ Gr:/''ll.y: o · ~ 1 ',o .IlliG'' • · u.u~res ,.-.ai IIi ja~:flrap~al!, ~ a 011otond j.~ o· ·[o· ;o:-:ooo ..; · ·" l['lul ''. 'e'• " By lin~ Pnsi ~~--• a. 'lllnnlill ·loaChciOwn· an a PI!IS~urgh . ' 0 I· 0 ,000 ·. · ·~· ~ 0 1 ~theLI0C112118yardlon terbact,Greg~Ant~ry,rampecl NotiOtlltiMtuo tw<>-yll'd!'PI'!ntol!rlgbti!ICJde · ..?:~ t.: T · Pct , o,.. 0..1;ooo the ground and tS2 by air. 78 yards on a quartorbaek 11mo1 . , 1n the ~Ntb .guar~er and~ o.J.Oilli o:: o .11011~ The shutout was the lint sneak to oel up Bill Tripplell'a , · ~~~ ~ ~ ~ g Jlmy ·lobbed·• 11-y&rd 'touch- { : 01~~ o 1 o ..000 · 1 0: OCII!, against the Packen1 oince !!,yard touchdown nm. , ~· Brunei (61. Gr'"l cel down··pua to Harmon Wages klan ·. q 1 0 .000 · 0 1 } ·000 lly FRED DOWN The Atlanta ' l!raves wal' andSong\llllenJI<ooaman (11,7) With l:ll).)efl Jn lhe gaJI)& to l<tn~ Cltt UPI &porta writer 1opec1l'hllatheclelpCinC~!.,~ ~! ~~~i~I~P•o•n 17illl, tn.aure the Ylctory for A,tlantheil'· Danny Murtough of the 111e '"" ........a (2nd gomo, 11 lnnlllttl Kotler. S!aubcleb, pWreecl . . ., ... 'l1le Dorcas cabin ri Mn, served by Mrs. West and her ' Pittaburgh Pirates was satts- the St. Louis Cardlnala, 7-4, aad Plt!S 002 003 OOQ +- 9 .15 2 a1r Wltlu Sl-yard ~ ·Ccil•·f:.oo!NII RnuHs 'Gonloo West was the aetlln& lor daughter, Melody. fled. GU Hodges of the New the . Los Angeles ·Dodgers NY 010 101 200 o- 5 .u o ..... ·to Lance Renlzel Jaie In ly .Uollod Pfns.lntorna!lonol cambria, Brun,t (6I;'. Lamb !r" . l~tt · ded a recent meeting of the Y11rk Met& was ghan. And Leo sba the lloiiBicll Allroo, 7~. 16), Gibbon (7), GlutH 111 •liftd ""'lblld IM!rio1d and ~. jlen(ro. Penn St, 55 Navy 7 · w-·s SoeleiY ri Clrtatlan Atll!ndlng were Mn. Lavinia lluroch,.. of the ad'cago CUbs lD 141nnlnga In •lht!r Nallooal Songulllen; Se<iver, Frloella (61, and lfeob Adderly collaborated Marsholl17 ~~ ,1 protesting Leaguegames.1beolberteams McGraw (7), Chonu (101 and In ihe Dallu CIOCOI1darY to bat Tolodo 27 Buffalo·II< " Service of the Racine United Simpson, Mra. Bertha Jolmson, an'd """•ea had were not scbeduJoid Grote, Oyer .(81. WP.Giusfl (9· ·~.:......,_potential,_, •...;...,. UCLA 2A Plff 15 · Melhodlsl Omreb. Mrl. Ruth Ann Hill, Mrl. Allee wuMurtan•• .... ....,. • 3). LP·McGraw (U). HRs· . """" .... ....,... ..."" Ru!Qers 41 l.afayolle 16 'l1le cabin Ill l00111d In a Wolfe, Mra. Bertha Spencer, contrasting moods f<l' the 88llle In tile American. League II Bosweii'Uihl, Slargell (31sf). -· w.'(a. • jllchmCild W wooded area IIII'I'OWided by Mrs. Maille Circle, Mrs. reuon-4be Pirates .beat the wu Balllmore 7 Cleveland 0· ' Boyl'"' 10 PI'.my. .' • · •••· ' . N ' (!4 l•olngol TemPle 1• D ..~knell 3" Dowers and Shrubbery. Dorothy McKenzie, Ella Mae Melo, t-6,ln101nnlngsiltllra 4-1 awuoe&Ota a, Clllcaao I, ew H~ion Boo ·Coll 2a Vifl'anovUI Members prepared rags for HUI, Mn. Libby Wlllord and lou to spllt their Sunday Y<*k 5, Detroit ~; Boston S, ooo ooo 203 ooo 01-.1 11 ~ · C<ngle-Mallrl 2~e1 o rugs following a luncheon Mrl. Allee Reese. doubleheadlir tate the four-· WBihln8ton I; California 4, Los Al)aeles . ~Y RI)Ck !!'' va .o 1 7 game 111!ries' wllb the world Oakland 2, and Mllwaukee 4 DlorO::r~ ~%= Wasr ~. r:;im:~~~ q champions, three games to one, Kansas City 3, . (101 Culver (121 ana Edwards; ' . S,Uih .<·. . · andgolwogamesaheadlnthe &nReedpllchedafourhltter Suflon, Mikkelsen (t), Br•Tusk~H 24 Ala .III&M ·1~ 'l1le Rutland Friendly Gar- frame. Gardening tips for National !.eBIIUO Eut race lot hill seventh win ll1d rookie< (10), Lamb (131 and Sudakls, •' Alo Sf 21 Milos. Coli. deners will meet at 7:30 p.m. October will he given by Mrl. Dur her ,...... 'that RalphGarrhadatworundouble Torborg (71, Sllnoon (10). WP· E!J1!Mich23Quon11co0... oc wu pro __.., Lamb (6-01 . LP·Culver (6-41. SO car 43 Walto F-1 7 Wednesday at the home ol Mrs. TCIII Martin. lad ldenllfled only as "Pierre andlhrej!siJJgleaforthoBraves HR·Dovls (Bthl. Tonn St ~ ' KOI!IU<Ry · SI 7 Howard Bird1flelcl. fl~)da 3A MI-. St 1~ Ill. baU hoy" had lnte~d on u Jim Maloney, alde!lnad most """' Clncjnnoll 200 000 ooo- 2 • 1 AubUrn 33 'Sov·11\1,. •I'I>'" lnllallatloo of olflcers f11r the Designated members wUI a key play Ibid led to the of the season, saffered the loss AllaM• 1110 230 oox-11 11 1 R . Ice <42 YMI o,.. . ;. '; -71 year will hl&hllght the make arrangements of crescent Montreal EJpos' '-4 triumph for the Reds. Maloney, washburn {5), IY Unlltd ~JlirtrnaHonal Tuloni 17.lltorgl• ~ ~· Mrl. Birchfield will design on the theme "Aulwnil over the CUbs Jim Hutto's double drove lD Behn•y (71, Granter' (II and ~II.Hguo Houston '~ ·syr•tu ' 15 pre..nt a paper "PIItllng Your Harvests" ualng mums. f the t'- "---w-~ run 1n 1 • • - Plummer.~. b~ (7·101 and "G. AB R. H. Pet. Ala 51 VIr .tt<;h· l •...:...~ 'I twas a ocuwc game or ua ,.......,_.,. ~~ ,.. ~early, AH t32 467 114 111 .3d6 Mloi c Memphis Sl. 13 Garden to Bed lor tho Winter" Judging will be by Mrl. Joe to lw1n" said Murtaugh refer. nm lotlllnnlng for the Phillleo Didier. L ·Maloney (IJ.l). 1 ' Clmnfe, PI! 106 40.1 65143 .»J VandorbiiiJ2 Clladel 0 "I'd Mrl . Jerry Eads wUI Bolin and Mrs. Fred ring !, lite Dlgbtcap,' when u Dick Selma squared hill (10 lnolngol Willms, ChL -151 59? 13A 1'16 .327 ~~~~ Tech 23 Flo Sf 13 ~mating llld ualDg a cold Wlillalllson. WUUeStargeUhltatte«eaklng record at 7-71n relief of Barry Pilllo 001 010 200 3-- 1 e 2 Hckmn.5chr 1~!! as" :57 ·~~ ~~11011 3 ~r~lazn~i? 000 000 031 o- 4 11 1 Torro, I.L 1- B' .. 91 · - r ...... ..:.... s u'' 3 17 hom... In the llllb and the Lersch. ·-•> Parker suffered . SI.L Lersch. Selma (8) and Ryan; Parker,I.A -15280 801&5 .319 ·-0 Ia IM Lellen of III• I , II pod lute, ~ Pirates added lbree more runs the loss for tile (:ardlnals. carlton, Chuck Taylor (8), Snvlen,PII 121 .ue 59 1.16 .319 . . ·iOvlhwlil : with the help of at........, triple Plncbollltter Manny Mota's Porlcor (9). Hilgendorf (10) and Rose, Cin ]51617 116 IN .311 Toxoo A&N1 20 tSU 11. wah 1. fte edltlr reiii'VII tile ..,... to JeUm. -'••'e with two out In the 14th Simmons. WP·Stlma (7·71. LP· T.olan,On 1<1(560 107171 .318 Ark 23 Okll Sf 7 ,_Gene Alley AI lollen tD111 be llped, e rill oUiw, •Ht ...... ~, · ~oeo Porker (1·11. Nrez,Cin 150m 103176.316 Texas 56 15 The Pirates wen! In an un- Inning drove In Blll7 GralllrkAmorlail LNauo Tulllli M ld'Tho·$t 13 llfllala lllilf be ..... ~. comfiX'Iable II(JOI after )GOing ewilz with the winning nm for Chicago 200 000 1 - 4 6 0 · G. AI 11. H, Pel. Oklo ~1 Wl~sln 7 £l~~ ~ the opener to JI!T)' Koosman's the Dodgers. MonlrHI 001 000 14Jc- 6 11 0 01 J ilh vnas,nMI, can I :~ lli lf71 :as 1 89 :f?l Colo: !·' ,~l,•,lklnal".ill,l N''"'V(.(; , lwl>llltter aad sending Fred 'l"!rskl, .Bot 152 ilT116 172 .320 PurdU: .;"'tcu ' . I)I,L • Carabrla qatnst Met ace Tom (II lind Botemlin. WP·Roed (S. Ai>rlclo. Chi 140538 N171 .3tt Mlch 20 Arliooo' 9 . . 0 0 0 1....,-• ~-- In •1 . LP·Reoon (5-9), HRs- Srill!h,Bot 139 5541011171 .309 Noire Ceme !II tilrlt\Wath 14 Seaver, an .._-- wuuoer, w I ill I m s (.and), Hlckmen Fosse. Cit 120 4110 62 138 .3111 . Illinois 20 01'~ 16' " J '==the nJghtcap. But they l!:noekad C32ndl, Renko (loti. Pepitone Momsn, NY 12.4 431 57 131 .300 To'"'• Tee~ 23 ·K*nili\0: "ou M.ll"' be 8 ud_ out Seaver In 51., lnnlnga and (23rdl. · Tovar. Min 152626116119 ,302 _ oncl 13 Deyton 7 . · .I' " n,.,, v then came up lrith their gameAmtriAn Ltagut cater, NY 1<19 563 62 170 .302 Ohio Unlv U 1<01!1 St ·14 1r1a,;Rfal·· , ft 111 ,. L.ea·d·· '"' ! ::J Grid Scores t,; d:J Mrs. Birchfield to Host Garden Club u.- •n. ''1/l." r.n, Robinson Durocher the CUb.!' . lou the that the hall Champt"on boy In the Chicago bullpen, an '111111'• right, a real hero! Are you a dynamic teen who wants to change the worJO·r J)o winnlngrallyqalnst rall6 ace 1'111 McGraw. prolesled ::!.. :~!"Y ata,~~ngln~;L~Jan ,~~~-bowVUnaleg,ntlneand 011 claim .....,... pmes. w you uae w P a ...,,.u.... '"' party? ... How about a victory party? Do you llke to finger )lllinl? employe of the Montreal club WGUid )'OU enjoy leaching a new oong or game or dance to klda? t kicked a dom>Je by Ron Fairly' Would 7w llke to teaclu Utile hoy to ride a bike or play basket- preventing right fielder ~ bill? eam..., from fle!dins the baU, Lui year The Meigs County YouMhlo A.....W'ion for and 'iCUowlng tile tying and ~CblldrenhadmemberswhodidaUoflbeaelblnp.Aaa r1llll to score lor the . Job«youmaybelln~ new pleasures In your llfe today. people have ,·· ? • .m· to abu~ Oi lhe'FJ4eralsource hook: "~ 10 i\I!KC froquendy asked • quesllons ~bout •buse." . • • .'"!lte~: Dru~Abuse.QuHliDf>s•ndflnswert ·• . ·. Nilion•l Cle•rlnsJlOOII! for Drug ~buse lnform•Ck>n ·. ., ilox 1080 I Wiohinglon, D.C. 201)13 ~' ;', ,\' • Nan~!:..-..,.,,-, _ _....;.._ _ _...,-_ ..,..,.._ .."'' ......, ...... • ~!....;. 'c.:,- • Citti • ·• _ _...__ ___,-:W-:;,;..:7"'- ' · Sl•t•!! 4ft . ,MNtitM~~c.:-WbtiMif w. ~~J .. • l 1~~- ~,.,-, :¥J~fll: 'L Do Pouw 21 Albion 0 ' ~, ~nli:'d"'~~l.;~~~t 1~ Was~ 41 Mlchlain Si"i6 Wosh Sl .w ldlll9 11 USC 21 ~ 21 (lie) ~~ ~~:.k.';:.~1:C, No Ariz .33 ,Loa Ana St o · Arlz0111 St .38 Colo Sl 9 Oraf!o 16 Weber St 19 ·~ ()&e. •••• :· '. r' . • ·. 'l:k. • Basics ohnoo+ Irises . . ·• . ·, , """"! ·.. : ··Ill'' IIIII. n•.lw IIIOWH; • .. • lltn'LUfO ftloillj Qulleam · Glrden ·lrlllt m baniJ, -~ ;penmillla IIIII need a 11'1'*"1"" o1 'l1le .p1adpal ·17PM .ol lrllil .. beudld, burdleal; ~mtal. aad IMdJI. ·• . ~ lrlill lil'fll a f1u:1J line, .r ·l'llelhl." Jleorde4 IHIM Itve ~ aeMe citoatl!lll llld_'eolil. Mlill plaoll ·grow · ' '*"·' twot.!lhire,•..;~''i'llle11tt..,.wp,tlllbeudld ·~ 1n1 ••• .. ..,""! tar .t.;nntaa pule*"' Tall, beudld ..,_ -~n;.· ~ ~ ,.,_ _.qiiiiiJIIID ~ - .... Jllll, A poap • ,__, lrlaea ~tillinlltcrow•w~~1alllaCIIIed.dwarlbis, 'l1lete '1...... . . . · · ·' . . . ·ll'll!ll·lilo!iD IJi',~ AI*U. ·illd'Mif, ··'<: i~ ~~· ~" IIIIOOib fill · Petats. IDd · ·" !bba. ' ~fil~,r~ar,tCMtolouri-IIIL~varlillu ~.hi J~ '""'~ f."'llllMMIIt JIIOWII ~"" 11'8 , }~-~W!lallll1!1~.dr<lopluc~udlrdundwldelalll, ,¥" ,Wtt-'(r.t\llll.~hmlnonr.bame.OIIklnalteml,..-ltlll . "~ ~~.~-~bm~.~fallaaadliatri!lr, ..,n,bt , ,:'.' ~"' ·~~toar..tllllllldiiDIIII...,._ <, . ,,, • ~ lljfln,,m llll!lii..O.. ~ .. . . · , ., '·•'I ~. lrllel Ill" a lliiaJI raised aree, or crut, oa the ' ·· ~· C!I · -hfall. •! c< ,,'l'iilrbateh; ~... IIIII Spanlth ~ria aU lllvetrua bulhut¥J ''-i· ~ P!Uti rw t h e · - barder. . ' • ~~IH.M . lllilf be Jllll.. t .lin trlqiM, c)u!Qpa . , ot bardn or Ill . bedi..idi.. . pl'\leilfliJnn. '111eiMIItlmeljl plant trllilllln . late~or·IJ~tumn. IrlaeloeadfuiiiU!!t"'ni!.B•""ed ", andq.pd Jlmf·aall wlill . . clrUia8'; J'hiMIIIH ~ ~ :.111100 thel bolda water anutld11Mm.ll!lll'lleallypel . - .~ ~ IIIII iuiiBhtll' Kid. . . . ' • , W:..... J!li!IIJI o1tao...,.., befare biCIII!!\IIie tlaia to blip ooll mlut lillt'I!Ot,nt. Cut now...,a - u lbeY fide, 11111e1e you 1fllll to jlbtaln:lillcll.ln earl)' fall, cut leavtl m toe~ IDclltl fnlii !jle iii~IIIICI, Alllrllel aeed IDlllcb lbe flraiii8Uotlafter 11'-"llill Ai1P11 ajlibllilllleb o1 atraw or IVIIIJIIIL'bou&bt after .,r,. lrileli'. 1bt IJ'Oillld-fln& ,_._ .· • ·~~ ~JIIIDII!IICIXnecrowded,dltldetheotrlbootafnlnthe , ~.lrilea lbDu!d~dlvlded two to live yearufllr planlia&. ~111\d~~r~te~• lbelate_,...llr -'Jflll, after JIIIIIIII•IIIOoalld cUcleries to-adr(tbelt 1i1JJ hellbL Di8 • .lid!iiJiPo(m(l(iriellildllfiCIIUiilwbilleclumpaiOIICI. ',.. ':""'*-- .,.._~ndi.!Hitlfy,UdoiiCitwfDttO~Irlafotalleul ...~~ · Pit"- fl1!11 ,.., ~ · · ~ iftei. pi' ~ 11 you Willi · · ~ ' · ~ ll'rillclnlllboulcl be ie)llralld bl two or lbl'ttyean. Cut ....._.wllb a ,....._linl!i, Bleb cllvlalaD IDUIIIIIvtlll ........ ' -v.. ' •' . :!~:!:s~~. :J; ,.:::;·In a tbree·.Oey 11e M. Tennant, Everett Tmrne, lor with :ma were J.c. r--~~-----~----..·· ":,1 , . .. , ~., • {/lb. ;·: . 'Din ··. ·. . tJ.Ot.f.. ., ' ' . · ·· INFANT$ _,..... ' ' ' · u-. sOCia•I ca1endar w..- ' If AILEEN CI.AIR£ N£.4. Food Editor Jwme. A three ~ eate'With peerliudcolumnswas featured onfllewhltua~andnettable Cheeae spreads conlin110 ~. Mrs. c::8rlol Terruu, popular for anaetlng at Mrs. Ben F. Cravey, Mrl. Ada bridge clubs or other small Loul!eLowel!le(lor~.olstenof galherlllp. !1\e jx1de, served at the punch Men will like the hearty table, Mrs. Ben F. Cravey, Sr., Ravor of an Edam treat with Ita dalih of Woreestershlre registered the gueste. and dry muallrd. Serve on assorted crackers and thinly· sliced rye or pumpernickel. This is a make -ahead recipe to keep the hostess matching coat. happy. The couple reside at the WISCONSIN EDAM TREAT Wedgewood Aparbnenta at El I party Edam ball Paso. (II oz.) The new Mrs. Evans Is a 'I• cup butter graduate of Radford Schoolfor \1 cnam (or Girte at El Paso, and attended the Tnaa Woman's College at %tealpGODI Woreeater1blre Denton, Texas. She rnaj011ed In "' lellpeGD ea,enne plano. Cllmntly she Is em\1 leaapeoa dry maalard ployed u secretary for the "' leaapeon ult Teua Industrial Supplies. Remove outer saran wrap· Mr. Evans attended the per and cui 3-lnch circle Kentucky Christian College from the top of the cheese. befiX'tenfering the U.S. Army. ~ out the cheese, leaving Going to Te:ras f(lf the wed- half-iDcll shell Inside the red ding were the bl'ldegroom's wax covering. Return shell to refrigerator. Allow reJiarentaandbisbrother,Danny maining cheese and butter to Edwin ET8111. soften to room temperature. · I! • F..- a wedding trip tbr~ the mountains of New Mexico, tile bride changed Into • navy wool sleeveless dreu with •'l!!f'' Mixture of Wisconsin Edam cheese with spices ond cream pleases guests. Using an electric mixer or blender slowly add cream and seasonings and blend untU smooth. Return cheese mixture to hollowed Edam shell. Serve at room tem· perature with assorted crackers or breads. If prepared in advance, cover top with rei wax circle, refrlaerate and relurn to room temperature one hour before serving. ~ NOW ON =sbno!!' Sh·ower Gl'ven B·r1da. Elect . v . Mill Janet Searlel, brideelect ol Lmeiu lleiry, was hqooled Friday nlgbl wilb a brldaliboweul Gle home of her Mr -· ~- D·IJand "'• ' ""' """· ow , New ·Lima RocKI. Gamea were played with _,_ ...... warded to Mrl =. , II~Mc· Pjul(~fanatleavt~),afewbldleaolllllllllJ 1-p ltllllc'rivnberoiWIIJ.dmiDpedrooll.~fiPUIIIed .--.....,. • · ..,;_ , dll~li:la~lliql' 'eadlcllvllloDiartiiCitlopiiDI. . Elleen Bown, Mrs. janet ~.,.. · · · '· · ·. Vepey, Mn. .Peii8Y Brlcl<les, - • • .;..,a .. . ...-...8 Mn. Jm ~. and Mn. rv...., a 'G '&L'II • - · Mildred Grate. 0U.0.. altatdiac """' Mrl. Stella s.arlea, Mrs. Hazel Ta,tor, ' Rulb Grate, llld ' Mrs: · lW1Iancl '· .,. Mr. aqdMn, ~ WllP eblldnll, West Ube!'ti, ' Needl'.asb Seaaonc~~h!'~e:.;!o~y6InP:::" _m.,. ' ""'' ~: choice of food, l1.50 for c plete dinner. TUESDAY OHIO ETA P1U Cha ter, Beta . P . Sigma Pht Sorority, 8.15 Tuesday, Columbus and Southern Ohio Electric Co. RACINE AMERICAN Legion . A.IWIIary, 7:30p.m. Tuesday at hall. Potluck refreshments. PAST MATRONS, Pomeroy Chapter 186, O.E.S. will meet Sept. 29 at the home of Mrs. Lucille Swacklullnmer, Mason, , ROOF COATING R•n- old cnpholl, metalroofs;_ SIOp5 ..d'""'' ,,..,, ••o ' ·59 311 "' ;"1··~ TIRJBBDAY WOMEN'S ASSN., Mld.dJeport United Prosbyterl1n Church, 6:30 poUuck dinner Thursday at the church. ~~'-:.s..:_~Cham· Doheran LowreMry, ~,.. ' 1' •. 1\'lrl. Chambers to have ~~IIWI~ · ~'MI~··~~~llll~~=:: . Karr Lao~,Sr.,Mn.Richard M,.ll:, the 'bo<llt study, Mrs. Eddie ~::ap:.::. .a•u. llevoUons. CARTRIDGE PLASnC ROOF CEMENT shrink. R•a. 1.39 For smoll jobs. Seals, wolerpri;KJ(s. lhe for ~l(hlng holft ond gopt In roofing, gutf1ra. Won' l a~,~mble or Just Open A - 27$ 1/IOgol. .... 39< llld AOlunt . 5 GAL , . . - - - - - - - - - ,;. - - - - - - - - - - , . - - - - - - - - - - - , r-;;;;--;~;n:~--, DENN~ I Humo 1r11r ... E.truded aluminum 1trlp wllh vlnrl Fliftlble 1drudtd rubb1r. Naill •V 11'111.,.1 for a!onclard wood door•. ' Noll• lrteludtd. R-v . .u9 p.m. Tuesday at pool hon1e. REVIVAL, MT. MORIAH Church of God, ll•eln•, through Sunday, 7: 30 eact. evening with the Rev. Bill McDaniels · evangelist. Spedal slnglllg each nlgllt. PUbllc welcoine. . MEIGS YOARC to meet. Tuesday, Pomeroy Grace Episcopal Church, 7:30 .p.m. Officers to be elected. New WROUGHT IRON me!"ben welcome. RAIUNG 1111)1. - PLASTIC ROOF CEMENT "!W ~,.~~ .• m t: Legion o1 Drew Welleler Post 39, 7:30 Pe111fta1 ~otes You Dlln1 MT. ~ORIAH Baptist Church A.mertcan POmeroy.... OHWI Mt. Frltl'ldly ~~~. 1 u , ee s ana · •· · ' • ~ •:i' Mill Dora Yoda Lowe, JollddlePorl, .ervect u belt Dl8ll ~of lttil. ·lrtne CGI(ee ,,.. lila IJI'otllet. 'were t-l.ofllliPue,TUM,IIIdGie Mr. ~ Maupin Cravey, El latalfel!rJJ....,~, llld·Mr. P!loo, llld Mrl. Carlot TerriW ~. Dml Jyh, 1111 .!11 ID, ~Ariz. · • Jolr,' llld' .. ... ~'- l!'.dwln ''Fot IJ4r daughter'a wedding, EYI!III, M!ddlepott, wen united .Mrs. Lowe was attired In ' an Luiuorr!Nel!lpl., 12al7p.JII.~i ajlplo bloasom pink chiffon a. ,·u.• "-, ,ti'Dir Pori llllll gotin and w..-e a eor8age of d!JpeJID ·~. ' , . pliii miniature roses. Mrs. ChfplaiD' .. pajlu. lloiCoe ·ETanswOIIeiX'anpcrepewitha petlormed 111f · d9uble ring Qli'UBO of Jlllnlature tallaroan ~eremoay ~ore an· alta.r toees. deeol'ated tdll> white claciiQJI A reception honoring the and. yell.W cbrJiianthemum couple wu held at the bride's arraaiemellll. Mr. Leater Sllbfrmln, o~aanltt, played ~ (roQl Menclalleoim, ...t lliiCb. · The brl4i. liven In marriage llfherl!llofller, Mr- Henry John Lowe, _ . a '!flblle organdy 1owo wllb.' a c6@el train fuhionect:ltklh Ia u.rt&>'llild . medaiUona enhanced with MONDAY PearJa.sbeeirrledaboUquetof MIDDLEPORT PTA, 7:!0 while caroallons and p.m. ·at the Mlddieporl afe!Jban9Uo. · Elementary S<:hool. Get'I1Je atteudlnta for the bride acquainted nlgbl. wenMIMBhellaAnndlcGutk, MEIGS CIW'TER <Her of QlllaJIIIIi~,llllldolhonor; DeJololay Monday, 7:30p.m. Mlllil. Mur. Irene il'avey, El Middleport Muonlc Temple. Paao, TUM, and ·Miu Anna Jnlatory work. All members and Lull& Ttrrasas, l Tucson, MasterMumlnvlted.Mother's Arizona, brldeell!ald•, aU lbree Club 1111111t IIDie In buement illeea ~ the ·bride;.~aa.d .Mia diDing r~m. N'\"cy Hubbard, El Puo. the TIIEODORUS Councll17, D. floirer pl. . qf A.,6pm. potluck,IOOFhall. All of the attendant. - • Each regularly attending attired lD llo« laaath·1011'118 of JDtmher to take one who isn't. yellow crepa with wltl!ll ehlffon Enlerlllnmenl to follow, lliteves. 'l1ley :worubart velll RACINE Elementary PTA In yeUow lllid CIII'Nd IIGIItgays Monday, 7:30 p.m. at school. of= of El Dilc;ussion '!0 Fall Festival and Puo . the ........... new two nliU levy, wu •....,-~. CHESTER P.T.A., 8 p.m. Mr. llannf .Edwin Evana, Monday, get-acquainted meeting, Introduction of .. leae~; Boy Seoul Troop 235 ,. will present Rag eersmony. 1itJ •·par- mti1 Mrl. KoJer G. Toney; J!1d ~ Sn~d, Hot Springs, v,., N.Ge11r"''· .· · slfriX'd, L<e ~. •e • •eopy• • • • • • • • • • • • • • ct. •· .!Ius • • =~~' t ~~ \~ Open PGA golf on a 'L~~~~~'!"."!'"!"'J• $20,000 platter. st~22,' HOSPITAL NEWS "I· juat didn't keep my . · · ,..;,;:r111:cin ' concentration," . said Archer, Woohngtn 000 010 ooo- 1 50 20-15; Seaver, 1e.12. Holzer Medical Center Firat who dueled In the same Boofon 000 010 20>c- 3 6 1 a.~l":!r.",k.t,"ft~'ea'if":~j Ave. Cedar St. ~I thh~~~son1e with Knutlaon for 40 Fr~~nbac;"!lp 1 41 •;,: Perry, Mlnn 23-11; Wrlghf,'C.I vlaltllig houri z.4 llld 7o3 p.m. o..., under.a hot sun on Mon!Qomery. HJ!s.T. Conigliaro 21·11; Palmer,_ Boll and M<;Maternlty vlalllng houra 2:30 to 71 course ,In the Sunday C32ndl, Pefi'ocelll (27th). , DoWell. Clov 20-10• . 4:311 p.m. Parents only on marathon bi'~l on by a rain Cleveland oOOOiiij ooo- o ~ 2 T ' h . • li"J: k. ' . ' l'edlllbica ward. delay Thursday. aa11 230 1~ 10x- 1 , o ~ "I got a nt~~e eareleu," aelcl P~ul. 11/inn.taan Ill and. Stm 11 , . • . ~" · . ~ ·=-~~ir'\ 1 Mr. and 1,\!ra. Jerry Edward ~· •f ~gotten tired llld Pol mer (20-101 and Efchobar· . .' Rt • 110 _,.,..~ I · 1111, was hopln•D "'-t II --" end ren. ~. P.Poul ~2·7!., . , N·•~II WJa ~ "V'Uftl ~ , . Mr. ai1cl Mn. Earl Richard 10011." · canrotnli 001 iloo•IO)- 4 9 o ·'· •! Hun~IAlgBoiiODI,adauabter; Archer,30,GIIroy,Callf.,hu oakland ~0:~ ooo- 2 e.o By Unl* -~ Mr -~ ~- . ·a•"- u....;o been CODling back from a W(lghi. (f 1. and "'"' · .... """· '"""""" · · llr:ow~ E~. t711 ~ "'..,.. Rl2, il'own Cltj, a "leru)js elbow" that aflect.dhli Llndbl~d~7 , Roland 111 ~ aoa: drlvlriillllll an · lnlelllnal bug !91·' and ' """' WP,Wr,lllht lllaellargea that,' he plckeli .-; lip on '.ion (21.11). LP· oland (:1-~1 •.Hils; Mn. RIChard K. Baker, Mn. overseas lout about a year Jackson (22ndl, JohniOII (14111). · Jamea Edward Ba~ and In- Second:Fce '!'oneY lor Arrant oon, Olarlel E. BeckiO, cber -wai lll,4110 wbllli Larry Joyce E. Blu, Mrl. ftoaer Ziegler, r,m,Dulle, Mo., took Lenle Bowling · and lnfallt third with a '271 ,flnllh, ,lliree daughter, Jolm R. Buclla)lan, strokes belllnd the leadera In Monroe Chase, Mn. Ernest D. regulaUon play on the a,m. Collier, Mrs. Orbn L. c..n, yard courae. . Mra. llelpba Coughlin, Mn. llaJ Urxlerwood, Hlunble, Beaols Denlels, Mrl. Robert T""·•and Grter Jones, Wlehlta, Ray Grimm and Infant 1011, Klin., Ued for fourth with 2'141 Mn. Dooaid R. ~ 8Dd Infant and' ptckad up ...440 each. · 1011; Elvin R..Halley, Walter T. Kundaon, 33, Torollto, who Hamm, Mrl. ~ohn M. llauldrel! said he hu aever IGit In · a and .lnfaql daulhter, Mn. pllyoff, WOn the , ) ~ and Malc!!1 'Rudolpb, 1Jeb18b · RutherfirdJ.IIead,Jr., Melvin cfaeslc In the longdl sudden- Aj:res, Flti. . . · ··, . · W, Hill, Mrl. Deln (). Jones, death playofl on the PGA tour 'De!endlnl · Marim'et ·~aton, Mrl. Leo this year. , . Goalby, ~. · Cia1ton Ka~y arxl Infant "I guei8 we both. just plryed far back 11 S aad• "'!f,ritl~ dluabter, Olarles H. Leonard, supo!rbly,'' he said. "I hliVe t2114. ,. . ... Robert Eatee) Myj:ra, LesiiO L. reall)'bada bad·year, bull felt Nldlt,Gal'laniiE.Panons,Jr., pretly &oOd this weet: !at ,Jaoleo S. Rhoclea, Mrl. Roy 0. week .1 did I hell of I lot ri amphet:lmh,:.es. DiKussed on pages 17through 19 of the Federal .source book: "Answers to the most frequently asked questions about drug abu... · ....." ., ·· · For yOQr free ~opy ~nd in tbe coupon below. For 1 Ill aao. students Th~ have been known := == ~ F.Rbln, ~:••12136 ·:1!'2 Kline (6-41 atld Mun-; Notional lA@'": llonch, C:ln Lollch, Pofferson (81and Price, 45; Wllllamo. Chi <42; ...,..,, Cln Lamont (81. LP·Lollch (1:J.181. r~ ~.Aaron, Afl 37; Mo;Covey, .HRs.Wftlfe (21511 ' Wood (8th). Howard. t<on City 000 000 300- 3 s 1 · Mlnn 41.1 Mllw 100 021 oox- ~ 4 1 ::"~· ROBINSON, m. (UPII - Ab'.":'n~~Y 18 (":d"':Pr~::,rl~~; · "Lady Luck," chanted jubilant Lockwood, Sotldors (7) ond George Knudson after a missed Rool. WP·Lockwood (.t.11) . LPlw<HootputtbyU..OIIgeArcber JOhnson (7-121. · ,.......,n IQ tl:~.Ytork :J ;;;;oiler 'l1le ""'arda are great - a Sllllle, a hug, an WBUSpeCted ftC . •pll"'"'""t, a tear, <I' a never before spoken word. lithia Is 7W join 111 Tuesday, September 2Z, at 7: 30 Ill the Grace Eplaeopal Cblirdl, Weal Main Slreel, PCilleroy. Officers IGr 11'10-n will beeleded ll1d a film presented. Came, join ua. You may become a hero! Mary S.llayss, , Vice Prealclent, Meigs County YOMIC • cer:":~u~.lf.~~ ~~kt~.t.:: Kn.udson • . :a: .Thliinb o.n., , .. ( •· Racine WSCS Meets at Cabin l' ,I ;weddJng~ at·~ fort~~ Bliss · ·A Tempting Cheese Spread ·-.,' , f t'•·"I'L Staoiilllocli '. , Nolionol ~" ',., , . 1 •. lyUnllodl'nsi .~IIJIIOnol · Eat! ' ·: ' Baltimore's ~ 1968 viCtory~. ,:,. Erroll Man!i, ,a !lrten ,lilY the LIIXII, to their ~ Or~. lf.3. 'lind San Frandl- ruined 1!io ~~ of Jllll AJ111in Amlrlcon Coil~ · · ·w, - L. T.. 1 , BartStarr,thebeneh-lllrl'het ~toff,bpoted!G!arfielda~ , trium,Pil. · coaconchll5.17deelal0ilmr as \lfalhloiton bead COach . •, •. "' 1111 ' '•.'. ~~~·• 1 , l l..ombarclllrllll5lonilecllnto one In five altemptel Incl. . \liM! In 'Otbei' ~~~Uonal CGafen!hce Wuhl!!ltOno • , · ,; ' ~ 8todJe,,Wllq, c<l!llll~ 10 pef BOit"'fl • , . ~ \ Q 0 •.. 1 •• ,aoa;,,' of the NFL all-time greata, IIW .fot 46 yards, llllll Mel F,art p!ay, D,uis llJpped ·PbiJidei. 3obn Brodit took ..m..~qo i:ent.of hill j)llilea,'&avt"11ff I!) Batiiii!QI'~ , , J·: o:.J'q,1.0Qi! PllJiodell!hlo p t 0 , ;IlliG' ' Lem Barney. Intercept one of . IICOI'ed two loui:hdOWRI to~leacl P'lia, 17-'1,. Allanta tool!•!'lew of a pius lnteferenee eall aad Do!JB ~ · on a ooa ~:.t' ·Jefs ' . / 0' ,o; r.P' ,000 St ~out C. .: I •1 0,. ·OCIOi • lila passes In the third quarter · · " . ·t · .. · puaed 21 yardl to 'Dietl yard Tii '"""' 1n U. ~ Ml~~\0 • ·' .·.• g : g :000 , '- ·"w~ ;:,. rrM •d ~ . Nolllince the pre-Lombarcll era have the Green Bay l'iclcilrl suffered through a ...,... Sunday. The Detroit Umaroared to a~ Ylctory In whlehthePackerawereunablellldrelurnll50yardslora to ICI'OIDJgt a first down In the touchdown. entire llrst half. The Uons added embarrculeThePackeramanagedatolal ment again· In the fourth of 114 yards total of!.mse while quarter, when a reserve quar- :;tl[4.;J.~ ::: • lmtall your•.W with no hoi.. to drilll Sotln block llnl1h. 4' tKtlon Reg. 5.10 ........... .. 4,3,9 6'11kflon R"'IJ.B.OO ., . ... ... .... 6.79 "WI ..-u HAYI IIIIJININID A... MOUlOINO. PANIL ADHIIWI AND AU TME SUMIES YOU NJm TO COMPLm YOUI NNIUNG NOJICJS,. Jt~~ ~i£ !nduded. · 9 f'J.. REG. 2.99 ........... .... J.89 TO!' grCid1 plnl. ldiiGI for CIOtaf-. altfc:l. farm b~J!Icfiftgl. 2 Itt.. Rog. 10·29 . ,.,.. 'J· s·•• ....... . . . 2.99 r-;;:=:::: ,/'MANY MORE 3·29 &• "'•7' s..rr REG. 3.79 4'•1'SHUT 3·19 VALUES! McJch from 111tded Mtf COCIII piM to IOif "o hout• time... {lilt hordwatel. Rllg. 1.89 REG. 4.29 featurn qualify and appHr- ar.:e generally lounclln higher prlclld ponelt. 4inchPAINT BRUSH lEG. 2.91 ~ CEILING . Tl~E. lt· · RoiMd po"'"'· .... 32.59 �1-Thollel\x8enUnei,~,O.,Sept.2i, IWo , , Bargai·ns, Ba.rgainJ, and ·More;·BargainS .In I· Fairview 2-.s ,...,., .Business Services News Notes .,,,Ct. -------WANT AD INFO~MATION DEADLINI!S • 5 P .M. Day Before Publication Mendav Oeadllne9a.m . CenceUat l(m & Corrections Will be acceptt<l until 9 e .m . tor Oav of Pubth:ation REGULATIONS The Publisher reserve~ the rig ht to er;11t or r•lect any ads deemed objecfl on.L .T he publish&r will not be responsible 11Y Mrl. Herbert 11ou11 65 Of QUALitY Mr. and Mrs. Tom White and five grandclilldren of Piqua, 0., spent a weekend with their for more than one Incorrect friends, Mr. and Mrs. Huie insertion . ~---------=----------------~~~ " For Sale ' ~tU WARM. Morning gas heater, practically new . Phone 992-'742. · 9.1§.6tc ' HALF RUNNER beans, 51 bu. pick your 1969 CIIEVROLET . Townsman Station Wagon, automatic transmission. v.a RATES Donohue. For Want Ad Service Miss 1969 FORD S2095 Mustang 2 Or. hardtop, 6 cyl., standard shift. Real Nice. Ada Rowe was scents per .Word one lnstrflon Minimum Charge 75c pleasantly surprised on her 12 cents per . w >rd three birthday Saturday evenlng at consecutive inllflrtln"' 18 cents per word six con her home by her relaUvea. .s.ecutive In!&• •font . 25 Rer cent Discount on paid Attendinfl were Mrs. JO!JS(e a<1s and ads paid within IOdavs Parsons, George and Roger of CA.RD OF THANKS & OBITUARY Ashland, 0.: Mr. and Mrs. $1 .50 tor SO word minimum . Donald Hupp and sons of Each eddlflonal word 2~. _ - - BLIND ADS Spiller, Mrs. Gerald Wells, Additional 2Sc Charge per Mandy ond Amy of Syracuse: Advertisement. OF FI CE HOUR S Mr. and Mrs. carroll White, 8:3011 m to 5:00p.m. Dally Darla, Deanna, and Keith of 8 : 30 a.m. to 12: 00 Noon Letart Falls; Mrs. Anna Wines, SaturdaY' . Karen and Jackie and friend, Notice and Vince Cleland, all of HAYMAN'S AUCTION Hoose, Racine; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Laurel Cliff, now open ead. Grimm and son of Colwnbus, Friday to receive con · slgnments at 10 a.m. Auction Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Rowe of sfartlng at 1 p.m. Let us sell New Brighton, Pa., and Mrs. your merchandise. 3·22-tlc Kate Rowe. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Rowe of WILL ·give plano lessons In my New Brighton, Pa., spent a home. Phone 992-3666. 8-16-tfc week with the former's mother, Mrs. Kate Rowe and Ada and MILLER AND SONS Grrocery attended the Farra reunion at and Ashland Service Statlt-n Kaiser Land Park at Ravens- at the Crossroads on Rt. 124 wood, W. Va. Others attending between Pomeroy and Rutland Is now ()JI6n for the Farra reunion were Rev. buslnes~•. Both the store and and Mrs. Jim Satterfield and the garage have been famlly, Mr. and Mrs. Paul remodeled to provide a pleasan t atmosphertt for F<rbeo and famlly of lliliiers; shoppttrs. Store hours. YUle, Mr. and Mrs. NOJ'JDiUI Mondav through Saturdav are Rhodes and baby of Mlllwood, 6 a.m. to 9 p.m . Garage hours, Monday through Saturday, 8 W. Va., and Mr. and Mrs. a.m . to 5 p.m. Closed Sunday. Wayne Rhodes and children. We at Miller and Sons are determined to please you, the lllr. and Mrs. Charles Lawson spent &iturday evening with customer. Stop and Shop at our out-of-town store with the ; Mr. and Mrs. Hule Donohue. In-town prices. · Mr. and Mrs. Joe Manuel, Sid ---------=·~ - 16-'fc and Tim, Mrs. Katie Young, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roush, Mr. and ·Mrs. Lewis Hudson, Mr. and ,Mrs. Robert Balley and Bobby ,enjoyed a picnic Sunday at 1969 VOLKSWAGEN $1895 2 Or. Sedan, radio, custom equipment, white tires. From the l.a'1tesl Tructool'' · Bulldozer Radiator to the Smallest Heater Core. . . Ct. Potltroy lot• .. BU£1TNARS ' ••• m-2143 Real ~state For.S~le Ladies and ' Gentlemen Tom Hill, You, and Music! Cleland Realty Juhllng: property. 5 room house. 2 bedrooms, bath, basement. Contec·t Edgar Tuckerman, 471 Richland WMPO ------- 9·6-tfc ;Municipal park at Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bush 'MOBILE homespace1 or lots. If and Maa Manuel & ., returned interested, contact J . M . Gaul. Co. Rd. 36, llh miiCK Taeaday after a visit with the Mr and Mrs Terry Wiseman north of Chester Ctllo. Phone latter's brother, Mr. and Mrs. Greg;..,ds...;.,Columbus,and 985·3832. Pearl Manuel at Cleveland. Mrs. Noble Hamon, Gary and Notice ' 9·20-6tp Mrs. CarroU White and Mrs. Randy Zalesld were gueo1s ol F R 1 Sal James Knighting are employed Mr and' Mrs Cheadle and WILL pick up merchandise and til 8 bacc Jan Galli-"· · · take to auction on a per. 4 ROOM house, bath, all at a to o p tat .,..... famlly. cent age basts. Call Jim utilities, "orch . Cdve St .. ' • LesterManuelofLoganspent Mr. and Mrs. Emzle Davia, APdhams,7!uctton1 eer, Rutland. Pomeroy. "wm sell on land the weekend with his parents, Parkersburg, w. Va., v111ted one ~-"6 · -23-llc . contract. Call 992·5122 or 9 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Manuel. With ber brothers, Paul and w. Gallipolis ~·9J0.4. 6- ti> 9 1 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roush, c. Peck and her brolber-ln-law Help Wanted - 6 RADI0/1390 . and Mrs. Lawson and Charles of Letart, W. Va., t ~·-da 'thMr dMrs spell ""'' YWI ·an · Charles Lawson. Other guesta of the Lawsons were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lawson and cbildren. Mrs. Franc!• Finch of ~ caUed on ber lather, ~ey Blake Sunday· •Mr. and Mrs. Ruaell Roush, Nancy, Sbaron, Cindy, David and Edward; Mr. and Mrs. Dona Parsons, Mr. and Mrs. llelbeit Rouab and Roser, Jel! Jllllir, Rmnle RDiaell, Mr. and lfg. , !lana Lewis and Joan ;~u.J. attended tbe Duro! .,..uon at Craton, W. Va., · SiJndaJ. Walter McDade of Troy Is villtlnc relatives and enjoying 1tCJ11!rre1 hunting. Mrs. Jeoale Par10111, Ge<rge and "~er of Asbland, Ohio, •.., 1p011! the weekend with Mrs. Kate Rowe and Ada, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hupp, Mr. and Mn. Gerald Weill and Mr. and Mrl. · Carroll White. Mr.fandlMrs.l RUillelltSRAJUIIhda nci • am Y spen un Y evening with Mr · and Mrs. Dana Lewis. Mrs. Rutb Paraona attended the homeclllllng at IAngvlew Chureb at Evano, W. Va. Swlday. Wee~ gueata of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert &iyre were Danny Sayre and Steve SIAirer of Columhua,wboenjoJedtqulrrel hmllng with Brice Sayre ol Rio Grande. '1lle A!m"v S,Uollodl'reol ~ or or jf:r: ". . .' , ME!j) !1f10MEN:<!'1 \~iJ !5'~'/!~f~~e!~l, part- mi'1nt;;Onnr. · ·Y1ct 'SA~ gallon /::;:J to Bee Society of tbe w.,t~lns customtra ith go. hunting thli tau? Rent a ~:~;!r: Oturdl met ~uahtt products, Outstanding trailer or buy any rental at at the with Mrs, Ida hrls mas gilt. now reduced cost. Gaul's Trailer available. Write 0-60, Sales Co Rd l6 1'12 miles Cheadle leading devotions. Watkins Products, Inc., · north' o1 O...ier, Ot,to, Rt. 3 CaDersallbehllneofMr. and Wlnooa, Minnesota 55987. Pomeroy, Ohio. Phone 985. Mrs. Dwaine Jordan and 811111 9-21-1tc 3132 . were Mr. and Ms. Cedi Gllloglf 9·20-'lp and lomlly. Mr. and Mrs. Cerl fl'ahlree and 811111, Mrs. Hazel Wanted To Buy Qllwell, Mr. and Mrs. Mendal OLD furniture, dlshto, broaa bldo, etc. Write M. D. Miller, Jordan and Walter, locll, and Rt. ~. Pomeroy, Ohio. Cttl Mrs. Kenneth Crabtree, 992..271 . · Many realden\IJ from the ""'""'m(ty part!dpated bt and viewed the parade atlhl Albany CmJmwtltjl Fair ott Sunday. 'lbe float that waa built by the United Methodlllt Youth Fellon11p group and olber <burch members wu awirded lint plaee. featured 1 crou and bridge btiut 011 a WIIOII drawn by a teem of honea dri-1 .... Mr. u~n Ne'--, ·~ "' ......-w ..., ....._. ..,_,. Mr. and Mrs. Larry StaJu. bury, Reynoldabur&, are ......,,••aw-"""at"-•-...--. ""'"""' ..., .....-:: of their parents, Mr. and Mra. Dale Stansbury. Mr. and Mrs. Rea Cheatle and Sonny McDonald made a bwdneas trip to Slowt: Falla, South Dakota this put week. Ellrabelb Jordan waa bo1tea to members ol the TeiDIJ)e Churcb at lite <hurd! for thetrSeptembermeetJac.PIBDI wenmadetoallendthedlllrlcl ~ bt Albena. '1lle Odobor m...lngwW bebeldatlltelloml! cl. Mn. Murl GalAWI)'. The pledge for the year wu dllet 1 f and the year's ac....,.._ utllned. •• ....,.. _., 0 Altliur fl'lblree Is now a -"-tt at 8t ...._, a-ltai bt ,_..,., · .......,.••...,. n wscs quick sale. Also, grocery. POMEROY ~ CLOSE IN FOR store Inventory end about 900 bales mixed hay. Call lpng Bottom 985-41 !'0, · For ·lfor Sale r· . . i MAPLE breakfast ... : ~ ot< • t ::lea s ' ; ' R.c21g.~ • ~-.. Plus' ·" .,, 1' REALT.Y OEO. HOISTErti:R, --------...::..: 1964 FORD Gal1xlo Uoof-, clean vinyl Inside, good ru-, jtocicl 26,0 englna, o.t. Black. Call ~16. ~·20-3tc 1 ...... "' ....... ·---~., 1966 DOOGE truck, stanf·slx, o,o,.ton, · ''a~"lrd trona. m!Jslon, ·U;OOO m.ilos, S75f. I'IIOIIe • 9-:!0-Jip · ' 1M'1. FORD .Ei:Pn.oll..t V•n. 'Mo 11 1 • • • m ts, mus qll. ~--· 11 ~~l's Sun.oc'oi· r·P~ono . ~ ·91s.33ji). ~j ._ ! Hc , .r tWo CHEVELLE SS .._,' power 11..,. , •poWer 1110 m.... . .' CROSSWORD T. Moe!h. o111oon a, 11eom•1 t .Rac p' ' 1 i~; ...... 17. Loft¥ ,oclblrakn,7~-liilttidlon, tt.-·· 1 ...- ;. : :. . : : .: ___. _.,__. ; e.. For" 1!;.';,. 10.-- ll.V- ll.ilnloll ' -~ 11. o- . . . . '\~ II.;:;· 11 · 1 ~1 1>/.d ,:wzig.:;,•· . Hollon~ ~~---~~,.·--~~-~M~ ·. 9·1W!i1:. OtCHIId. Elfi M1y Romine tnd Zlbl 1 --~-:_;_ _ _..!:,~-'tl:: l CountY• Ohio. . · . AIR: COI.IDITIDNED lll•plng< AWNJNGS, storm jloors and' , cr,Httor. .ru.,Wod to Ill• room wlth kltdltn prlvlltl)tl. wIn ~o:W.' carPOrt ... the; Clllms O!lltl'i/tld lldu<lory l'hcfno 9f2.~ alter ' p.on. mar-, ; ~1< ~~ belt' wrthln four mor:tths. . r ,,, t f·1"'tc ln·••,ratlfOtiilft Eimer Whitt "' Ootod this 16th doy ot Stp· ;' ~ ·· • ~ wi'flr:t:'iiintojllve; For.lr.; temw 19'70. . · '·· · - ' · "", -1 • ~ · tl ••' :_p"'o-~ ~ha 1 F. H'.o'Jrlon · Fli ~~HEv llrot ·· foor et. • "l"r.' .'' ;,"''" · " r~ Pr••••• Juooo ot sold .fi~~<Y .,...rt...,.t; utilities ~·· · ~ I V. ·• ~ounty . . II" lsl!td. Plil)(ll"t-3174. naon , , ' "'··-u Cflll. ,!IIIO\~' 11<,,;, < \·~w::e ;·c''·• ' ! .11-12·11< ,;, . ;Jf,:•·, ~;- C -~·--~~ . ...,; ' ' 1 f:'i , .. , ...,. '"'TI '. WI A 1- ,. ~· , •11111or 2"1. t:cl. -· ··~ lclol . Jlfg-~f'-t:,:::H...l¢. UliiCI'IIIIbletheaelour Jumbl01, one loiter to eoch oqUON, to form four ordiwar,. worde. U.Oordlll II*· 17.- ... Obtt ...... tO. Aluiau (Ill! ) I II rn IEiUi t) (j NERTf IDlrr·l r) 99'2-:II~!;.Hc l:~~~~~~:IIY"!!.''lq't..!!~"''; 1~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~it~~!t~J~~ -"~· .., . - 1111.-_, ·-.... ·-). 11. TJpoof II1J- 'For . ... ,-( ... I'" hut, porches. one encloud. ~· 9-21-3tc ef. hemlock Gro;oe, Mtlgt ~ ,,. I EStaff" f or 311 • •· - "' . • ,2 BEDROOM homo In good ; :' n,lgh~orhood, ~ecentlt ,. remodoled. lmmedtoll • j f l.' l i M Islon, · ln'l!'lrt at 111 'o. Lqtusi.St., f'orrieroy. .. , . :". .f,21·31c •, ' J $5.55 F,or ' ' tf Hatlco 11 hortby elvon thlt ·· c ond Midklffol • . D. No.3. Pomeroy, FURNISHED and unfurnished I • r.letflc living rocim tulft. 8oth .A\IIitl Count~, Ohio, hattt bttn cmllltl. CION to KhoDI. " """" CGn"lll I I " dUlY oppotntOd CO·E~t<utrlx """·""'. i' "~ u on. nqure •• and co-Eucutor of tht Ett•t• .,..,.._ ' ~ lll LOcust St., Pomeroy. of &Isle Mklklff, dtctlltd, lttt .fO-lt-tfc I Air.QJnditiOniJi' IMpeetion. Aint' IUEIINARS ~,!_t!:~,F ~~~ate,~·.::.:::,=.~ =• A~POI NTM.IIT TR'AILER, &rown'o Trailer Elflfl of El~r... ~j:~~~ . ~~· Mln.rsvlllt. Phone 992~ Have You!'_ Y~tl!!. · Wheel Alignment WALNUT, modern slyft, "' -ker s...,d oystim, • 4~eed automatic changer. Balance U.t.39. Ult1 Our T: V. technician lor bond! and B budget lt<jms. Coil 992-33,52. CJ:ce'tlls. dd."'Phona 949·:w.l1. 9·1UIC , 915-.IM. - - - - - ---'---111-2tc AUCTION . 9+11c SAT., SEPT. 26, at 1:00 P.M. ot v ny op, ,Q, 00· "" 1 ": ~tp· - - -----..:...: BASSET. puppteo, AKC r011- the Jlmnl~ Hollon farm 1 milt • EXPERIENCED beautician In' lsterecl ., . Belbey horl· t of ,Five Points on tile Sale : : . ' - ' a ..... Phone 992· ~~· J~l: ~~:. ~~~~~;~.: R~~ ~';\= 9·11-'k Francis Benedum, Phone Living Room Svlte, 2 Pilei! · Coolville 667·3856. Living Room SUite; 3 'bed• Sale Female Help Want..t s.t6-JOtt: :J.~~~~~J:~= IF YOU see'thlud, you noiect 1 PAR~VIEW- Kennell, Poodito,' of dra-s, Kite"-" Cllbl11tf, OUfof Town Owner job, which means you need and·bird dogs. AKC. Pel and bese cabinet, 2 Rofr[t;'afot'o, Must Sell money. Let me show you the ~f)ta~· "Gr'oomtng. , ~;~~Vw~,;.!, ~t=~~~~~m':\'~.:",~ ;~. .Hc Radio, Rockers and Odi( ' and make good money with ~~etrs, !leo and Electric Wt 'Offer TiikiS Q , , ' ' ''I. Beellna Fashions. Full, or · ~lifers, Round Tobit -_nd .6' . porltlme work. Free wardSale Chairs, 1.ZX12 Olson rut~. - · . robe . Plea 11 call Jean . __, Lot hllid tools (many 1111· · I 11 949 4603 · II que), Electric MOwe" ' 1 rusoe . . f.Nc c~.~ILt ' wllmk•• tone•· ~~c,etsstor, Wlieel..-ow, Dilhto, cool<·,' · · or •· · ·- n ·• wart, Mrthonwl!l'e ,.,., ilfld &itur'day evenlng,..... im· ·IIMd Mn. Reod Jeffen, Mr. ·and and I ISEWING I Machtna II F If Mn. Arthur o-abtree, Mr. and For.Rtnt mlit':t. •, ,__, J""''-. Mrs. T. J, Spurlock and Kathy NEWL:V remodeled, 3 bedroom llu lonholoo, overcast, •P• ,..u .,...., Gilkey homf. Lincoln Hlo. Phone 992· Jill- Iiiii m.,y embrotdli'y '! On this day In history: · E -· djiJigno, Will oacrlllct for : ,!I In J7t2 France became a LEGAL NOTIC -~--...:...- 9·16-stc Gilly'~.•C.shortermsmav NOT 1 CE 0~ bjt' ll'tonged. Phone 992·:wel! : EXPERT 62CHEVELLE SDI 6 Cyl . 4 dt. Worth much more. ONE now lUI Stlkl cheln ..w. Also. ont small2 whael troller tor Gravely tractor. N. E. . Vonaman, Rutland, Ohio. Phone 742·5322. 9·20-3tp --------,.EARLy American llltroo 'rldlo combll)atloo, AM and F/11 rodlo, 4·1Ptaker aound system, . _ _ automatic changtr. Bafance .,. .... u.. our budget ltrms. Cell f92. 3352. 9·1Utc DAILY SENnNEL -~--------= Rt. 1 (lpon:MHovn ------~9:.._·1·11< ~lfe; :rbllc. . Pf!one . m -7.044 or m-5632 ------ TRUCKLQAO TIRE SALI hr 1 nro 11 Rot~. Prtoo. o.t 2nd et IIIH·Prlct Wlltlo IIIIo Supply Lntsl Super Sttvict Stellon J. W. Coney, Mgr. Pll,m.tm THE :Or: ' 1948 PONTIAC Bonneville, 2· PROPERTY 15 SELLINO docw, hardtop. Also, 1970, 12- FAST, LET US SELL YOURS MIDDLEPORT- 5 bedrooms, A TODAY horsepower wheel horse ll'.o belhs, eutomollo hHI. HENRY CLEL"ND riding tractor and mower . Storm doors, win· llfra(lf, IlEALTOll Phone Coolville 985·4176. dows. 10 rooms In all . Offici 992·2259 RH. 992·2561 9·20-61p $11,500.00 9·20-'fc BEANS, Kentucky Wonders. MIDDLEPORT- 4 bedrooms, Pick your own, S2 bushel. blfh, Iorge living, nlct porch. Auto Sales Sweet potatoes and Irish Garage rn bock. Near .tor... potato•' · Brmg container. $10,500.00 ' Andrew Cross, Letart Falls, Ohio. 66 FORD $1595 POMEROY - One bedi ooon, 9·2ol-12tc Country Squire Station bllh. porch, e~~rport. Filr rent Wagon , power steering, or $1,695.00 ~SH INTERNATIONAL grain drill. power brak8J, Crulsematlc, OET A CIOOD IUY Also, Co. Op manure low mileage. Formerly CALLm.ms spreader. Can Pomeroy 992. H!!UN ANO YIROIL owned by local banker. 2277. TEAFORQ A$SOCIATES ·SYRACUSE - Now! OLD UPRIGHT pianos, any condition, ulong as hove not been wet. Paying S10 taeh. FlnJtlloor only. Mondays will be plck·UP day. Write, Qlvlng good directions, Wilton Plono C<imiii"V, Box 188, SOrdlo, Ohio 1139~. - -'-----""11-..::.20-tlc HOUSEWIVES and mothers! · Pay lor Yovr' Christmas with Pets Salt Beeline's profit check from BAR.kAROO Kennels, · iovoble showing Beeline fashions ·In Mlnloture Schnauzers, Torclt, your free time. Uw of Cllr 0111 0 T 1 hi llftlt •-· necessary. Call Jan Robin-·, t wn r 0 ' ·-•· -· :r.h•. Phone Coolville fll7· +46-4146 or Jan knapp, 992. 6371. 9-lO..Ic 9+12tc p~~~· beL 0~x0 Cont•ct: BROKER . _ ROCK SPRINOS • SUI· basemenl, A STEAL AT DIVISION- New oll,lilactrlc 3 bedrooms,. full· J)laemtnt, 16,500. g"arage, Ltltlit Up·k~tp . Thermo-pane wl-. !At POMEROY - NEXT TO THE · 100xl45, BttwHn schoolo. NEW GRADE SCHOOL, Asking $2.1,500, Mulberry Avenue - 2 story frame. 3 bedrooms, bath, aas POMEROY -3 roomo, bllh, Itt forctd 11 r h.. t, . full utllltlto. Only 11.650.00 baoemont, EXTRA LAROE OARAOE and IN · EX· 2· be~rooms CELLENT CONDITION. LETART pal1tfed, nt.- beth, outomlllc $13,300.' SHOPPING _ 11.'2 story frame~ 3 bedrooms; bath, fun is Monday, Sepl l'lrttnblq,ltbee W. Va., wWt! be Pomeroy. Phone tiltToday 264th day ollt70·witlt 1012!, to •derwent IIU'ger)' m Lost and FOUIId 111 rc -· .Not Tueaday. LoST, 1·Year old, brown, Jlllrl NEW 1 --~ truck ---~. !!:nl blo or .accl~n.tt • . follow. Gu.llto of Mr . an.d Mrs. ""rt ohepherd """· w• - ·· 1• .0. The · •- appr-·-'6 -"'•• 1~ •w , ,.. Phone 992·7032.-. Sletpt six. Phone 992·Jr~. "_Mc:'-oyi • .,. 'Jut quarter moon'" w Mllldll J«dan and W 111 Syr~lt. · 9·1Uic .:, _ _ _ _ _liJ<-r. .....::,:L·20, 3tc , . llr 9·18.3tc ·•l:' The . m~lng stan Mar •·~ are !j*,:"~~ng·.:;;;"v~nus Roof Pltlntlng & · Rtplfr, SP.!!uft!'tl : & CII'Jitnfer Work. " Free Estimates Jim. urry Kenny-Jake , Gara!J'i, well. $6,500.00 Dolla!s CARRIERS FOR MASON, NEW HAVEN, WESTaJWMBIA BY oolllRAcr I Brick, Block,·Siont. Cisterns, Chimneys, Homo Remodeling, Ctm.-t Work, Garagn. Sne WANTED MeArtbur. condition. Price reduced for Ave., Athens, Ohio. Phone 592-2035, ·16-6fp 9·20-Jip - - --- - - , - - -91963 CHEVROLET Impala, 2 FURNISHEO apartment, 217 door, herd top. Very good Jrd Ave.. Middleport. Nice shape . N&eds tires . $395. Phone 992·5552. yard . porch, private en.9.J6-6tc trances. Phone!J92.2780or 992. 3432· • 2S·flc 200 BUSHEL old corn, $1.50 at ~ crib. Call •ss.J532, Russell Findling, Allred, Ohio. 9·20-3tc NEWLY docorated, 3 room Phono 992-'691. ft.. ROaRK H.OBSTETTEI·. furnished apartment, adults oniy . 126 Mulberry Ave. News, Event . Cll!lmi!Cill irr llllid~ POMEROY - 5 milo out - 112 -GUARANTEEDacres, lot• of Hmber, 2 story Phone 992-2094 frame home, new kitchen, new bat~, new living room, 2 1 ...._ ·bedroomo, COULD. HAVE IPCillleroy Home & nuw FOU IJt, large barn, oufJ.· .. building with collar, pond, . , "' E. Mlln, Pamsroy, O. ALL FOR $10,900,' . ,.~ . ··:....;,·_.;.. · ----~-J Mulbtrry 9·21·31p POMEROY A""'ue - 2 story brlck, 3 Real Estate FOJ Salt be'droomo, beth, beovtllul 9 SIX·WEEKS old pigs. Phone kitchen. 3 car garag~. 949-2165. COMPLETELY. REMOD· ELED, EXCELLENT· 5411 ~.SECOND St., Middleport. 26·FOOT houselraller, goocl CONOITION••19,200. '----------------"- Carpenter ' I'GmoreY, ~~. ·- DIN,N MASONRY own. Cherlts Hilton, Portland, Ohio. Phone a.cJ.2268. S2495 motor, ANDjfUK ... •',;.;-::;~·•. • I ~ "• , _ WIIAf t I I ]' r:I?Aao~..!:;,!;~ ......... �1-Thollel\x8enUnei,~,O.,Sept.2i, IWo , , Bargai·ns, Ba.rgainJ, and ·More;·BargainS .In I· Fairview 2-.s ,...,., .Business Services News Notes .,,,Ct. -------WANT AD INFO~MATION DEADLINI!S • 5 P .M. Day Before Publication Mendav Oeadllne9a.m . CenceUat l(m & Corrections Will be acceptt<l until 9 e .m . tor Oav of Pubth:ation REGULATIONS The Publisher reserve~ the rig ht to er;11t or r•lect any ads deemed objecfl on.L .T he publish&r will not be responsible 11Y Mrl. Herbert 11ou11 65 Of QUALitY Mr. and Mrs. Tom White and five grandclilldren of Piqua, 0., spent a weekend with their for more than one Incorrect friends, Mr. and Mrs. Huie insertion . ~---------=----------------~~~ " For Sale ' ~tU WARM. Morning gas heater, practically new . Phone 992-'742. · 9.1§.6tc ' HALF RUNNER beans, 51 bu. pick your 1969 CIIEVROLET . Townsman Station Wagon, automatic transmission. v.a RATES Donohue. For Want Ad Service Miss 1969 FORD S2095 Mustang 2 Or. hardtop, 6 cyl., standard shift. Real Nice. Ada Rowe was scents per .Word one lnstrflon Minimum Charge 75c pleasantly surprised on her 12 cents per . w >rd three birthday Saturday evenlng at consecutive inllflrtln"' 18 cents per word six con her home by her relaUvea. .s.ecutive In!&• •font . 25 Rer cent Discount on paid Attendinfl were Mrs. JO!JS(e a<1s and ads paid within IOdavs Parsons, George and Roger of CA.RD OF THANKS & OBITUARY Ashland, 0.: Mr. and Mrs. $1 .50 tor SO word minimum . Donald Hupp and sons of Each eddlflonal word 2~. _ - - BLIND ADS Spiller, Mrs. Gerald Wells, Additional 2Sc Charge per Mandy ond Amy of Syracuse: Advertisement. OF FI CE HOUR S Mr. and Mrs. carroll White, 8:3011 m to 5:00p.m. Dally Darla, Deanna, and Keith of 8 : 30 a.m. to 12: 00 Noon Letart Falls; Mrs. Anna Wines, SaturdaY' . Karen and Jackie and friend, Notice and Vince Cleland, all of HAYMAN'S AUCTION Hoose, Racine; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Laurel Cliff, now open ead. Grimm and son of Colwnbus, Friday to receive con · slgnments at 10 a.m. Auction Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Rowe of sfartlng at 1 p.m. Let us sell New Brighton, Pa., and Mrs. your merchandise. 3·22-tlc Kate Rowe. Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Rowe of WILL ·give plano lessons In my New Brighton, Pa., spent a home. Phone 992-3666. 8-16-tfc week with the former's mother, Mrs. Kate Rowe and Ada and MILLER AND SONS Grrocery attended the Farra reunion at and Ashland Service Statlt-n Kaiser Land Park at Ravens- at the Crossroads on Rt. 124 wood, W. Va. Others attending between Pomeroy and Rutland Is now ()JI6n for the Farra reunion were Rev. buslnes~•. Both the store and and Mrs. Jim Satterfield and the garage have been famlly, Mr. and Mrs. Paul remodeled to provide a pleasan t atmosphertt for F<rbeo and famlly of lliliiers; shoppttrs. Store hours. YUle, Mr. and Mrs. NOJ'JDiUI Mondav through Saturdav are Rhodes and baby of Mlllwood, 6 a.m. to 9 p.m . Garage hours, Monday through Saturday, 8 W. Va., and Mr. and Mrs. a.m . to 5 p.m. Closed Sunday. Wayne Rhodes and children. We at Miller and Sons are determined to please you, the lllr. and Mrs. Charles Lawson spent &iturday evening with customer. Stop and Shop at our out-of-town store with the ; Mr. and Mrs. Hule Donohue. In-town prices. · Mr. and Mrs. Joe Manuel, Sid ---------=·~ - 16-'fc and Tim, Mrs. Katie Young, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roush, Mr. and ·Mrs. Lewis Hudson, Mr. and ,Mrs. Robert Balley and Bobby ,enjoyed a picnic Sunday at 1969 VOLKSWAGEN $1895 2 Or. Sedan, radio, custom equipment, white tires. From the l.a'1tesl Tructool'' · Bulldozer Radiator to the Smallest Heater Core. . . Ct. Potltroy lot• .. BU£1TNARS ' ••• m-2143 Real ~state For.S~le Ladies and ' Gentlemen Tom Hill, You, and Music! Cleland Realty Juhllng: property. 5 room house. 2 bedrooms, bath, basement. Contec·t Edgar Tuckerman, 471 Richland WMPO ------- 9·6-tfc ;Municipal park at Middleport. Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Bush 'MOBILE homespace1 or lots. If and Maa Manuel & ., returned interested, contact J . M . Gaul. Co. Rd. 36, llh miiCK Taeaday after a visit with the Mr and Mrs Terry Wiseman north of Chester Ctllo. Phone latter's brother, Mr. and Mrs. Greg;..,ds...;.,Columbus,and 985·3832. Pearl Manuel at Cleveland. Mrs. Noble Hamon, Gary and Notice ' 9·20-6tp Mrs. CarroU White and Mrs. Randy Zalesld were gueo1s ol F R 1 Sal James Knighting are employed Mr and' Mrs Cheadle and WILL pick up merchandise and til 8 bacc Jan Galli-"· · · take to auction on a per. 4 ROOM house, bath, all at a to o p tat .,..... famlly. cent age basts. Call Jim utilities, "orch . Cdve St .. ' • LesterManuelofLoganspent Mr. and Mrs. Emzle Davia, APdhams,7!uctton1 eer, Rutland. Pomeroy. "wm sell on land the weekend with his parents, Parkersburg, w. Va., v111ted one ~-"6 · -23-llc . contract. Call 992·5122 or 9 Mr. and Mrs. Paul Manuel. With ber brothers, Paul and w. Gallipolis ~·9J0.4. 6- ti> 9 1 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Roush, c. Peck and her brolber-ln-law Help Wanted - 6 RADI0/1390 . and Mrs. Lawson and Charles of Letart, W. Va., t ~·-da 'thMr dMrs spell ""'' YWI ·an · Charles Lawson. Other guesta of the Lawsons were Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lawson and cbildren. Mrs. Franc!• Finch of ~ caUed on ber lather, ~ey Blake Sunday· •Mr. and Mrs. Ruaell Roush, Nancy, Sbaron, Cindy, David and Edward; Mr. and Mrs. Dona Parsons, Mr. and Mrs. llelbeit Rouab and Roser, Jel! Jllllir, Rmnle RDiaell, Mr. and lfg. , !lana Lewis and Joan ;~u.J. attended tbe Duro! .,..uon at Craton, W. Va., · SiJndaJ. Walter McDade of Troy Is villtlnc relatives and enjoying 1tCJ11!rre1 hunting. Mrs. Jeoale Par10111, Ge<rge and "~er of Asbland, Ohio, •.., 1p011! the weekend with Mrs. Kate Rowe and Ada, Mr. and Mrs. Don Hupp, Mr. and Mn. Gerald Weill and Mr. and Mrl. · Carroll White. Mr.fandlMrs.l RUillelltSRAJUIIhda nci • am Y spen un Y evening with Mr · and Mrs. Dana Lewis. Mrs. Rutb Paraona attended the homeclllllng at IAngvlew Chureb at Evano, W. Va. Swlday. Wee~ gueata of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert &iyre were Danny Sayre and Steve SIAirer of Columhua,wboenjoJedtqulrrel hmllng with Brice Sayre ol Rio Grande. '1lle A!m"v S,Uollodl'reol ~ or or jf:r: ". . .' , ME!j) !1f10MEN:<!'1 \~iJ !5'~'/!~f~~e!~l, part- mi'1nt;;Onnr. · ·Y1ct 'SA~ gallon /::;:J to Bee Society of tbe w.,t~lns customtra ith go. hunting thli tau? Rent a ~:~;!r: Oturdl met ~uahtt products, Outstanding trailer or buy any rental at at the with Mrs, Ida hrls mas gilt. now reduced cost. Gaul's Trailer available. Write 0-60, Sales Co Rd l6 1'12 miles Cheadle leading devotions. Watkins Products, Inc., · north' o1 O...ier, Ot,to, Rt. 3 CaDersallbehllneofMr. and Wlnooa, Minnesota 55987. Pomeroy, Ohio. Phone 985. Mrs. Dwaine Jordan and 811111 9-21-1tc 3132 . were Mr. and Ms. Cedi Gllloglf 9·20-'lp and lomlly. Mr. and Mrs. Cerl fl'ahlree and 811111, Mrs. Hazel Wanted To Buy Qllwell, Mr. and Mrs. Mendal OLD furniture, dlshto, broaa bldo, etc. Write M. D. Miller, Jordan and Walter, locll, and Rt. ~. Pomeroy, Ohio. Cttl Mrs. Kenneth Crabtree, 992..271 . · Many realden\IJ from the ""'""'m(ty part!dpated bt and viewed the parade atlhl Albany CmJmwtltjl Fair ott Sunday. 'lbe float that waa built by the United Methodlllt Youth Fellon11p group and olber <burch members wu awirded lint plaee. featured 1 crou and bridge btiut 011 a WIIOII drawn by a teem of honea dri-1 .... Mr. u~n Ne'--, ·~ "' ......-w ..., ....._. ..,_,. Mr. and Mrs. Larry StaJu. bury, Reynoldabur&, are ......,,••aw-"""at"-•-...--. ""'"""' ..., .....-:: of their parents, Mr. and Mra. Dale Stansbury. Mr. and Mrs. Rea Cheatle and Sonny McDonald made a bwdneas trip to Slowt: Falla, South Dakota this put week. Ellrabelb Jordan waa bo1tea to members ol the TeiDIJ)e Churcb at lite <hurd! for thetrSeptembermeetJac.PIBDI wenmadetoallendthedlllrlcl ~ bt Albena. '1lle Odobor m...lngwW bebeldatlltelloml! cl. Mn. Murl GalAWI)'. The pledge for the year wu dllet 1 f and the year's ac....,.._ utllned. •• ....,.. _., 0 Altliur fl'lblree Is now a -"-tt at 8t ...._, a-ltai bt ,_..,., · .......,.••...,. n wscs quick sale. Also, grocery. POMEROY ~ CLOSE IN FOR store Inventory end about 900 bales mixed hay. Call lpng Bottom 985-41 !'0, · For ·lfor Sale r· . . i MAPLE breakfast ... : ~ ot< • t ::lea s ' ; ' R.c21g.~ • ~-.. Plus' ·" .,, 1' REALT.Y OEO. HOISTErti:R, --------...::..: 1964 FORD Gal1xlo Uoof-, clean vinyl Inside, good ru-, jtocicl 26,0 englna, o.t. Black. Call ~16. ~·20-3tc 1 ...... "' ....... ·---~., 1966 DOOGE truck, stanf·slx, o,o,.ton, · ''a~"lrd trona. m!Jslon, ·U;OOO m.ilos, S75f. I'IIOIIe • 9-:!0-Jip · ' 1M'1. FORD .Ei:Pn.oll..t V•n. 'Mo 11 1 • • • m ts, mus qll. ~--· 11 ~~l's Sun.oc'oi· r·P~ono . ~ ·91s.33ji). ~j ._ ! Hc , .r tWo CHEVELLE SS .._,' power 11..,. , •poWer 1110 m.... . .' CROSSWORD T. Moe!h. o111oon a, 11eom•1 t .Rac p' ' 1 i~; ...... 17. Loft¥ ,oclblrakn,7~-liilttidlon, tt.-·· 1 ...- ;. : :. . : : .: ___. _.,__. ; e.. For" 1!;.';,. 10.-- ll.V- ll.ilnloll ' -~ 11. o- . . . . '\~ II.;:;· 11 · 1 ~1 1>/.d ,:wzig.:;,•· . Hollon~ ~~---~~,.·--~~-~M~ ·. 9·1W!i1:. OtCHIId. Elfi M1y Romine tnd Zlbl 1 --~-:_;_ _ _..!:,~-'tl:: l CountY• Ohio. . · . AIR: COI.IDITIDNED lll•plng< AWNJNGS, storm jloors and' , cr,Httor. .ru.,Wod to Ill• room wlth kltdltn prlvlltl)tl. wIn ~o:W.' carPOrt ... the; Clllms O!lltl'i/tld lldu<lory l'hcfno 9f2.~ alter ' p.on. mar-, ; ~1< ~~ belt' wrthln four mor:tths. . r ,,, t f·1"'tc ln·••,ratlfOtiilft Eimer Whitt "' Ootod this 16th doy ot Stp· ;' ~ ·· • ~ wi'flr:t:'iiintojllve; For.lr.; temw 19'70. . · '·· · - ' · "", -1 • ~ · tl ••' :_p"'o-~ ~ha 1 F. H'.o'Jrlon · Fli ~~HEv llrot ·· foor et. • "l"r.' .'' ;,"''" · " r~ Pr••••• Juooo ot sold .fi~~<Y .,...rt...,.t; utilities ~·· · ~ I V. ·• ~ounty . . II" lsl!td. Plil)(ll"t-3174. naon , , ' "'··-u Cflll. ,!IIIO\~' 11<,,;, < \·~w::e ;·c''·• ' ! .11-12·11< ,;, . ;Jf,:•·, ~;- C -~·--~~ . ...,; ' ' 1 f:'i , .. , ...,. '"'TI '. WI A 1- ,. ~· , •11111or 2"1. t:cl. -· ··~ lclol . Jlfg-~f'-t:,:::H...l¢. UliiCI'IIIIbletheaelour Jumbl01, one loiter to eoch oqUON, to form four ordiwar,. worde. U.Oordlll II*· 17.- ... Obtt ...... tO. Aluiau (Ill! ) I II rn IEiUi t) (j NERTf IDlrr·l r) 99'2-:II~!;.Hc l:~~~~~~:IIY"!!.''lq't..!!~"''; 1~~~~~~~~~~~~~ ~it~~!t~J~~ -"~· .., . - 1111.-_, ·-.... ·-). 11. TJpoof II1J- 'For . ... ,-( ... I'" hut, porches. one encloud. ~· 9-21-3tc ef. hemlock Gro;oe, Mtlgt ~ ,,. I EStaff" f or 311 • •· - "' . • ,2 BEDROOM homo In good ; :' n,lgh~orhood, ~ecentlt ,. remodoled. lmmedtoll • j f l.' l i M Islon, · ln'l!'lrt at 111 'o. Lqtusi.St., f'orrieroy. .. , . :". .f,21·31c •, ' J $5.55 F,or ' ' tf Hatlco 11 hortby elvon thlt ·· c ond Midklffol • . D. No.3. Pomeroy, FURNISHED and unfurnished I • r.letflc living rocim tulft. 8oth .A\IIitl Count~, Ohio, hattt bttn cmllltl. CION to KhoDI. " """" CGn"lll I I " dUlY oppotntOd CO·E~t<utrlx """·""'. i' "~ u on. nqure •• and co-Eucutor of tht Ett•t• .,..,.._ ' ~ lll LOcust St., Pomeroy. of &Isle Mklklff, dtctlltd, lttt .fO-lt-tfc I Air.QJnditiOniJi' IMpeetion. Aint' IUEIINARS ~,!_t!:~,F ~~~ate,~·.::.:::,=.~ =• A~POI NTM.IIT TR'AILER, &rown'o Trailer Elflfl of El~r... ~j:~~~ . ~~· Mln.rsvlllt. Phone 992~ Have You!'_ Y~tl!!. · Wheel Alignment WALNUT, modern slyft, "' -ker s...,d oystim, • 4~eed automatic changer. Balance U.t.39. Ult1 Our T: V. technician lor bond! and B budget lt<jms. Coil 992-33,52. CJ:ce'tlls. dd."'Phona 949·:w.l1. 9·1UIC , 915-.IM. - - - - - ---'---111-2tc AUCTION . 9+11c SAT., SEPT. 26, at 1:00 P.M. ot v ny op, ,Q, 00· "" 1 ": ~tp· - - -----..:...: BASSET. puppteo, AKC r011- the Jlmnl~ Hollon farm 1 milt • EXPERIENCED beautician In' lsterecl ., . Belbey horl· t of ,Five Points on tile Sale : : . ' - ' a ..... Phone 992· ~~· J~l: ~~:. ~~~~~;~.: R~~ ~';\= 9·11-'k Francis Benedum, Phone Living Room Svlte, 2 Pilei! · Coolville 667·3856. Living Room SUite; 3 'bed• Sale Female Help Want..t s.t6-JOtt: :J.~~~~~J:~= IF YOU see'thlud, you noiect 1 PAR~VIEW- Kennell, Poodito,' of dra-s, Kite"-" Cllbl11tf, OUfof Town Owner job, which means you need and·bird dogs. AKC. Pel and bese cabinet, 2 Rofr[t;'afot'o, Must Sell money. Let me show you the ~f)ta~· "Gr'oomtng. , ~;~~Vw~,;.!, ~t=~~~~~m':\'~.:",~ ;~. .Hc Radio, Rockers and Odi( ' and make good money with ~~etrs, !leo and Electric Wt 'Offer TiikiS Q , , ' ' ''I. Beellna Fashions. Full, or · ~lifers, Round Tobit -_nd .6' . porltlme work. Free wardSale Chairs, 1.ZX12 Olson rut~. - · . robe . Plea 11 call Jean . __, Lot hllid tools (many 1111· · I 11 949 4603 · II que), Electric MOwe" ' 1 rusoe . . f.Nc c~.~ILt ' wllmk•• tone•· ~~c,etsstor, Wlieel..-ow, Dilhto, cool<·,' · · or •· · ·- n ·• wart, Mrthonwl!l'e ,.,., ilfld &itur'day evenlng,..... im· ·IIMd Mn. Reod Jeffen, Mr. ·and and I ISEWING I Machtna II F If Mn. Arthur o-abtree, Mr. and For.Rtnt mlit':t. •, ,__, J""''-. Mrs. T. J, Spurlock and Kathy NEWL:V remodeled, 3 bedroom llu lonholoo, overcast, •P• ,..u .,...., Gilkey homf. Lincoln Hlo. Phone 992· Jill- Iiiii m.,y embrotdli'y '! On this day In history: · E -· djiJigno, Will oacrlllct for : ,!I In J7t2 France became a LEGAL NOTIC -~--...:...- 9·16-stc Gilly'~.•C.shortermsmav NOT 1 CE 0~ bjt' ll'tonged. Phone 992·:wel! : EXPERT 62CHEVELLE SDI 6 Cyl . 4 dt. Worth much more. ONE now lUI Stlkl cheln ..w. Also. ont small2 whael troller tor Gravely tractor. N. E. . Vonaman, Rutland, Ohio. Phone 742·5322. 9·20-3tp --------,.EARLy American llltroo 'rldlo combll)atloo, AM and F/11 rodlo, 4·1Ptaker aound system, . _ _ automatic changtr. Bafance .,. .... u.. our budget ltrms. Cell f92. 3352. 9·1Utc DAILY SENnNEL -~--------= Rt. 1 (lpon:MHovn ------~9:.._·1·11< ~lfe; :rbllc. . Pf!one . m -7.044 or m-5632 ------ TRUCKLQAO TIRE SALI hr 1 nro 11 Rot~. Prtoo. o.t 2nd et IIIH·Prlct Wlltlo IIIIo Supply Lntsl Super Sttvict Stellon J. W. Coney, Mgr. Pll,m.tm THE :Or: ' 1948 PONTIAC Bonneville, 2· PROPERTY 15 SELLINO docw, hardtop. Also, 1970, 12- FAST, LET US SELL YOURS MIDDLEPORT- 5 bedrooms, A TODAY horsepower wheel horse ll'.o belhs, eutomollo hHI. HENRY CLEL"ND riding tractor and mower . Storm doors, win· llfra(lf, IlEALTOll Phone Coolville 985·4176. dows. 10 rooms In all . Offici 992·2259 RH. 992·2561 9·20-61p $11,500.00 9·20-'fc BEANS, Kentucky Wonders. MIDDLEPORT- 4 bedrooms, Pick your own, S2 bushel. blfh, Iorge living, nlct porch. Auto Sales Sweet potatoes and Irish Garage rn bock. Near .tor... potato•' · Brmg container. $10,500.00 ' Andrew Cross, Letart Falls, Ohio. 66 FORD $1595 POMEROY - One bedi ooon, 9·2ol-12tc Country Squire Station bllh. porch, e~~rport. Filr rent Wagon , power steering, or $1,695.00 ~SH INTERNATIONAL grain drill. power brak8J, Crulsematlc, OET A CIOOD IUY Also, Co. Op manure low mileage. Formerly CALLm.ms spreader. Can Pomeroy 992. H!!UN ANO YIROIL owned by local banker. 2277. TEAFORQ A$SOCIATES ·SYRACUSE - Now! OLD UPRIGHT pianos, any condition, ulong as hove not been wet. Paying S10 taeh. FlnJtlloor only. Mondays will be plck·UP day. Write, Qlvlng good directions, Wilton Plono C<imiii"V, Box 188, SOrdlo, Ohio 1139~. - -'-----""11-..::.20-tlc HOUSEWIVES and mothers! · Pay lor Yovr' Christmas with Pets Salt Beeline's profit check from BAR.kAROO Kennels, · iovoble showing Beeline fashions ·In Mlnloture Schnauzers, Torclt, your free time. Uw of Cllr 0111 0 T 1 hi llftlt •-· necessary. Call Jan Robin-·, t wn r 0 ' ·-•· -· :r.h•. Phone Coolville fll7· +46-4146 or Jan knapp, 992. 6371. 9-lO..Ic 9+12tc p~~~· beL 0~x0 Cont•ct: BROKER . _ ROCK SPRINOS • SUI· basemenl, A STEAL AT DIVISION- New oll,lilactrlc 3 bedrooms,. full· J)laemtnt, 16,500. g"arage, Ltltlit Up·k~tp . Thermo-pane wl-. !At POMEROY - NEXT TO THE · 100xl45, BttwHn schoolo. NEW GRADE SCHOOL, Asking $2.1,500, Mulberry Avenue - 2 story frame. 3 bedrooms, bath, aas POMEROY -3 roomo, bllh, Itt forctd 11 r h.. t, . full utllltlto. Only 11.650.00 baoemont, EXTRA LAROE OARAOE and IN · EX· 2· be~rooms CELLENT CONDITION. LETART pal1tfed, nt.- beth, outomlllc $13,300.' SHOPPING _ 11.'2 story frame~ 3 bedrooms; bath, fun is Monday, Sepl l'lrttnblq,ltbee W. Va., wWt! be Pomeroy. Phone tiltToday 264th day ollt70·witlt 1012!, to •derwent IIU'ger)' m Lost and FOUIId 111 rc -· .Not Tueaday. LoST, 1·Year old, brown, Jlllrl NEW 1 --~ truck ---~. !!:nl blo or .accl~n.tt • . follow. Gu.llto of Mr . an.d Mrs. ""rt ohepherd """· w• - ·· 1• .0. The · •- appr-·-'6 -"'•• 1~ •w , ,.. Phone 992·7032.-. Sletpt six. Phone 992·Jr~. "_Mc:'-oyi • .,. 'Jut quarter moon'" w Mllldll J«dan and W 111 Syr~lt. · 9·1Uic .:, _ _ _ _ _liJ<-r. .....::,:L·20, 3tc , . llr 9·18.3tc ·•l:' The . m~lng stan Mar •·~ are !j*,:"~~ng·.:;;;"v~nus Roof Pltlntlng & · Rtplfr, SP.!!uft!'tl : & CII'Jitnfer Work. " Free Estimates Jim. urry Kenny-Jake , Gara!J'i, well. $6,500.00 Dolla!s CARRIERS FOR MASON, NEW HAVEN, WESTaJWMBIA BY oolllRAcr I Brick, Block,·Siont. Cisterns, Chimneys, Homo Remodeling, Ctm.-t Work, Garagn. Sne WANTED MeArtbur. condition. Price reduced for Ave., Athens, Ohio. Phone 592-2035, ·16-6fp 9·20-Jip - - --- - - , - - -91963 CHEVROLET Impala, 2 FURNISHEO apartment, 217 door, herd top. Very good Jrd Ave.. Middleport. Nice shape . N&eds tires . $395. Phone 992·5552. yard . porch, private en.9.J6-6tc trances. Phone!J92.2780or 992. 3432· • 2S·flc 200 BUSHEL old corn, $1.50 at ~ crib. Call •ss.J532, Russell Findling, Allred, Ohio. 9·20-3tc NEWLY docorated, 3 room Phono 992-'691. ft.. ROaRK H.OBSTETTEI·. furnished apartment, adults oniy . 126 Mulberry Ave. News, Event . Cll!lmi!Cill irr llllid~ POMEROY - 5 milo out - 112 -GUARANTEEDacres, lot• of Hmber, 2 story Phone 992-2094 frame home, new kitchen, new bat~, new living room, 2 1 ...._ ·bedroomo, COULD. HAVE IPCillleroy Home & nuw FOU IJt, large barn, oufJ.· .. building with collar, pond, . , "' E. Mlln, Pamsroy, O. ALL FOR $10,900,' . ,.~ . ··:....;,·_.;.. · ----~-J Mulbtrry 9·21·31p POMEROY A""'ue - 2 story brlck, 3 Real Estate FOJ Salt be'droomo, beth, beovtllul 9 SIX·WEEKS old pigs. Phone kitchen. 3 car garag~. 949-2165. COMPLETELY. REMOD· ELED, EXCELLENT· 5411 ~.SECOND St., Middleport. 26·FOOT houselraller, goocl CONOITION••19,200. '----------------"- Carpenter ' I'GmoreY, ~~. ·- DIN,N MASONRY own. Cherlts Hilton, Portland, Ohio. Phone a.cJ.2268. S2495 motor, ANDjfUK ... •',;.;-::;~·•. • I ~ "• , _ WIIAf t I I ]' r:I?Aao~..!:;,!;~ ......... �I-',;. • n.t ~ti..h ·' MlildlePoh-Poooeroy .I).. Se~;;1,11711 Syracuse News, Soeiet)' SYRACUSE Recent villtora of Mr. and Mn. Earl Culler were Mrs. Bernice LaValley and Mr. and Mn. ~marDalleyofRaclneRoute . Mra. Harry Potts received word that Florence Mwnaw snyder, a lonner resident of Syrllt'lllle, had beal confined in a East liverpool hospital lor - three montha. Mr. and Mrs. George Cooper and aon Georll• Jr. ol Racine Route day with Mr. and Mrs. ClEm Cooper. Mr andMrl Uncoln Slllllb of · · purdiUed d =.r"!:ve tbe for.:'!r and Mrs. Oyde Gerlach of Letart, W. va. Sbe al.io villled other relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Howard MatlackandchildrenofFroot spent Sunday with his grandmother, Mra. Velma Camdy andMr. andMrs. CiemCooper. Mr. Floyd Gr1nun and Bon Don and Mr. Harold Shackle of Whitehall visited the former's sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Raymood Grimm and family of Minersville, Route. Helen Bear, aeslsled by Mrl. Alberla Hubbard, bas opened a grocery store in the Morris Hardell building on Secoad St. J Cool and MJqam Bailey P'Operly In ":!..t with": ~y':""Gnmm and 100 ......,.11 , Mr. and Mra. Clem . ~~~:;; HOo~er Pinp0i~4 ~ Extremists; r."':!'t ::. . ·' ~.::= Ejl!rt'OR'l! ~~ !. · tile or the di&PiaY of •tudenl Dhlrtet' c:a,reullin follolWDs .,.. Idler Ia eoUec• anhapplness~ver aopect!J ot<H!r Cllrnce 11!:. IIWer lAid Joe fludeot.. Ji'!li 111ree1or J. naUonal policy. Studentoplnloo aDd 1 gnuplf bb e.ilapeo .14pr !hover P"'lllall elgltt Is a legjllmatuapect of public lntheHo... are--""lor ployauaedby ncll.ealellre- oplnioninouraoclety. , the Ollllotmeal of 1 FOdenl mllll ta lbelr .ella$ to But there IB re!d ground for Revenue Sbarla& am W.re · jaallflalile <IIJ!IPIII pmeot tate ronc<lrn about the e11remism the 1111 Coagnaa adjouru. Ylol<!ll ""'! ·doalracllve cbaa- wblchledtoviolence,lawlessMiller Ia aeeklll& 10 mo.. aeb. · ·· · ness, and diNeapect for the lbe biD lrom lbe Waya aDd ~ rlghll of othe~ oo many MeaDs Commlllee and brlall By J. EDGAR HOQVI!R college campuaes during the lltothellowleftoorby-..a Dlrecler, FBI put year. . of 1 dilcba 0 Ulloa _ 1 Wrlllea for UPI Ememlsll Have Loel Faith device lbe WASIUNGTON (UPI) -Au The ellrembll are a 8IDall 111 algaoture of Z18 Houae 1970 eoUege •tudenl, you beloflll minority of students and faculty memben. to the best ed,..ted, most memben who haveloalfallb in oophlalicated, most. poi9ed ge- ' America. They ridicule the llag, ''''''"'' ''''~:;:~~~~i>'*'<<<~'*'~"*'"'-~- neraUon In our history. poke fun at American lnslltu· The VBII majority of jou, I 110111, aeek to deslroy our am convlnceoj 1111"""11 !live aoclety. They are notlnlerMie!! SERVICE IS TUESDAY America and want tb make ita in genuine reform. They take Gravealde llel'Vice for J~ better counlf)'. "· . advantag~ of the teoslonll, Hunt,lnfantdaughterofEariR. You do haw Idalia of your strife, and often legitimate and Glenda Deeter Hun~ Long ........,d that!s &ood. Yoo 11!0" lruatraU0111 of sludenll In Bottom RD, who died &mday t111ngs wrong Ill our society promote campus chaos. 'IIley evening at the Holler Medical which we adulll perbapa haw have no rallooal, Intelligent Center wiU be beld at 2 p.m. minlmiled '!!' overlqoked. You plan of the future either for the TUesday at the Meigs Memorial are ooilsJ>oke!l and frank and llfllverslty or the nation. Gardens. OiflciaUngw!Ubethe bate hypocrisy. That Is good The ellrembll are of wide Rev. Robert Smith. Surviving too. variety : Aclberenll of the beaidea the parents is a sister, There's nolhlns WI'ODII with Students lor . a Democratic Betty Jo. The~ EWlng Funerlll student dilaent or student Society (Sl!S) includln8 the Home is in charlie. domanda 1..- cbangea In society Weathennan: members of the to;, Don and Mr.·and Mra Harold llcNc!!le and "'"' and Mr. and Mi'a.FtoydRoberiGrlmm,and Brook Wilson of Whitehall villted Mr. and Mra Melvin Grimm. Mra. Velma Cooper of Tuppen PlalnB u, been lrought to tbe!llmeofherdaughter, Mra. Qem Cooper, from Veterans Memorill Hoopltal where she is ncuperatlng fnm an Ulneas. Sunday vlaltors of Mr. and Mra. Dan Shane and grandaon9 .,... Mr. and Mra. Clarence lhle of Mason and Mra. Bennie Bleaslng of Albany. u -. Myla Hudson ,_,1 a _,::';with Mra. Mildred..,...,.,d,bs -· of PGm=Y· Mr. Clair Cassaday ol Tuppers Plains visleatld•hlady IIIDlher, : Mra. Velma • · ~ Mr.andMra. DonVanlangen ; and.dllltftnofQ>l!IDbus9pOnl a week'nacatlm here with her : JIIIMIIa, Mr. and Mra. Orb ; Hubb!lrd. ; Mr. and Mra. Ola Blake of ' &lmmeriVIUe. w. Va. and Mr. · and Mrs. Edward Blake of . Lotflld&e visited m Saturday . with tllelr sister, Mra. Ada ·~ • Sl.act. ' Mrs. Myla Hudaon spent •. ~·-day and Monday wiUI ber ;;:... and brother-in-law, Mr. s.: Cooper. Mr · Floyd Grimm ac· compenledbyhlamolher,Mrl. Melvin Grimm. visited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Grimm of Pomeroy · Mr. andMra. CariMadactof ~ Plains !lpl!lll Friday evening with Mrs. Velma CaaeadyandMr. andMra. Clem Cooper. f · ~ong • .L' • By Valled Proa laterud-' The major Ohio candidates spent the weekend stumping the state and at many of their slops bad unkind words for the opposllion. Rep. Robert Taft Jr .• RepubHcan candidate for the U.S. Senate, accuaecl Democrat oppooent Howard Metzenbaum of trying to switch hla poaiUon on thepromlnentlasuesofthedsy. "My opponent ba• repre&l!nted the typical bug-<>ul of Vietnam liberal," !l8id Taft in a one-hour television debste to be aired at Youngstown Tueeday •••ht ... . "Nowsuddenlyheistalking about timetables. My opponent has long called for a dialogue on our coUege campuses. He has told studenta to gel mad aboutlhingstheythoughtwere wrong in Amerlce. Now suddenlyheisjoiningmeinurging wr that reaponsiblllty must be · "a::& placed on the abouldero of • coUege and university admlnls· · Mra. Marie Mills, Coal St., tratora." .~ Middleport, was Iaten to · Cl!arges ApiaUoa •E·R Squad Has .·.:·.Jusy w Op ' All Strange . ponents. ' --'-end :v- ~~ u: ~ . GiUigan warned that public employe strlkea may opread In coming mootha and proposed a "positive prllllfam that wiU give employera and employes the chance to deal hooe!Uy and conslrucUvely with their differ· ences." The former Cincinnati COD• greasman, noting that there bad been 110 work stoppages by public employea In the lnlll8 months in Ohio, asld the silua· 3 Car8 o o o (Continued from Page I) edlcal HewasiakentoHolzerM Center by private ear· The 1970 Plymouth Henderson was driving was demolished. There was no ciiaUm. &mdeyat2:40am.oncounty road 5, about .6 of a mUe north of SR 7, Charles F. Althouse, Albany, Rt. 2, waS'Iravellng north. Ills ~ swmed to the left, going over an embankment on the right side of the highway into a fence. Althouse was lion was the result of the "Re· leader John C. McJ)onald !l8id ... _,_ -·"'d publlcan administration's re- hla party'a canwuoo...,. """' ,... pealed refu.al to esiablish 111m integrity to the "scandal· intelllaent syatems of e<illective ridden statehouse.'' · bargaining for public agencies -Pblll Stab! UaJversity fool. and pubUc employea." ball coech WoodY Reyes aald Gilllgan called the Ferguson ctoud would iel bi9 vote "and Akta "universally dilcredlted lhopehegetsawholelotmore." ' tht Communl91 party's Young Workers UberaUon Leat!u• (yWLL). Or they may be afl!iOCklted with the Stut~~~nt Mobilization Conunittee to End tlt4! ,Warin VIetnam (SMC),a Tro!&kyist dominated anll,war group. · 14Jny are 11ot aSiliiCiated with any national group. The key point Ia not so much the idi!nll!lcaUon of mnmists bUt I~S to recognize aM understand the men!plity of ellremism wblch beHevea in ylolence·lllld deetrucUon. · Baaed oa ·our experience Ia the FBI, here are aome of the mya in which extremisla wiU ley to lure you into their aCIIviUea: ' IJearMacb Aboal FaUare t, They'll encourage 7011 to Joi8 retpeel for your parenta and the \)lder generation. Yoo'U heat mueb about the."failurea" and "h)'pocrrsy" of your (llt'O!IIlland their frienda. The older' geileraUoo bas ma~ illlatakea.• But-your parents and mllJJ.onJ of 9ther adults wwked bani, buill, llfFificed ariil suffered to make America what It IB today. Yoli may ~with tliem, bu.l don't dilcredlt their cantribuUO!ll. 2. They'll ley to conVfllt yoli to the klea that your eollege Ia "lrrevelanl" and a "tool o( tile establl,!hmenl." The attack agalnsllhe con.ge admlnlatra· doo. oi~n Ia billet, arrogant, andW!reasonlnil. ·, PiiJ)i', him f!:om ' ~l>IUly. ifJa. ' basic common • aense. aell ·~Y iff~~Ct theof ~ ~~ Complel i9suel of ata~ are · U~. and I!I'OI*'IY ~~·· wrapped In slllll&l)ll and cJI~· Just ~~ yO\I ..IIon't ~ • ' , YoushouldcatelullytiiiiUIIO llw . ~• mean JOQ .... , the fa$. Rational dlacuaalbn vio~~,ll ~~ ~ie: ""''"""' • and rational anlllyab are ,1, '.lbeY you ...,..,•• · 1 neededmorelhllleverbe!'!t· lliat you, u 4. They'D If)' to envelop you cllizel:l, are . (1010111'to:::!>:-:, in a rilood of liegatlvism, cleinocraUc meana """' peaaiml$, and. ~lenalion tow· change In our~tyAm~ ani your!elf, your IIChool, your ber lhe boo · o.n .....~.. nation. This Is one .of the IIIIJSI hlatory yo~ re;H· r~ : .. ~dioua of new IAift pollloM.. oplnloa 1~ eflet ~-~ ·:. SO$ ~ . its aUles Judge ~ · poUIIct, . ,I · , Ametlca escl1lslveiy from Ill meth~. ~· ,. Daws. 1hw see nolhlng gOod, Sbow Laelr; Ill ~~~.::::\Jo ~ve, ind .~cllw. · •·. They'll and~ "'•W .The real siren~~~~ of our nation hul'l brlclu 1 . P~ Is the power of mor~ of log!~ J11111111011t ·~ decency; and corjtelence w whodiaqree·wi~,~~~ .~ rlgh~ , the W1'0118.. correcta ~bet ~ ··· .I"'T"'Ji. ""', en:or, ~d worka for equal wbo ·strlbt .thei~llilbil ~ :m opp<rl,uility un,. tile law· run out of•lii4\U· ''l'lle ~ ~ · Cal! . for~ ofvMJienetehQWI11iM!~~"' .. 6. They'll encourile you to raUdria) ~~in ttra~lifll · dl.n.speet the low and bate the ln,abllity to C!JIIII up '!' IP1 law enforcement olficer. But lntallla.ent ~IIC(lM! of "'f.' theofficerprotectsyourrlght., society. ·"'- < Hves, and Jll'OII8l'IJ· He Is your ~;I dtln'llblnk '"' ~ friend and he n~ your ouUook filr ·~ ·~:: oupport. . ~. Ia U '!if' u ' . , 6. 'lbey'U tell you that IllY proplieta of P ''!'IF · 11!'0'. , 1· acUoil I! honorable and right If claim. ' It's "•lnci!re" or ·~deallsllc"ln ~· 'lrith ~' of, ollioir motivation. Here I! one of lbe atlulta; I'Di ~ ,1111 ti\I·Y~ moat aedUctlve ·of IHIW · lell 1Dalofily . m·'. ~~~ appea1B411at If an anonlat'a or ~ fllNnibdld, "'!!'f"'\\ ...l anarchisl'a heart lain the rl&hl · lnqldaiUva, but,~ ~ IIIOIJ1 •. place, II he, !lela he II doing ~ . ~c · •~~ ·~· ·· · aometiJillg for ''h!IIIIBIIily" or a hUmaa dlllniiJ; J~ I!'!" lbt "bigher cause( then hla act, rights of olben; , Qd a ' even 11 IBep, 11 jtiatlllable. ·~ to .~. •.l ·mil The alleged sincerity of the confident our Iaiii) 1\111 ~ ~ perpetrator does not aboolve ·misplaced. ' ·• \:',' • "4::-: { ¥,. · T . BJ Vllled Preao bttenalloaal • Large acale jaraeU lank movement'. ...,.. reported to· djiy along the Jordanian border where braeU military dJa.. patches reported the Jordanian army retreating aouthward ioward Amman in the face of a Syrian tank onslaught. GuerrU· las repcrted Jordan's air .force In action. With the poeslhillty of Atnl.;. • can intorvenUon in<reaslng, Egypt warned the United Siatea againat a~pping il>, aaying this would threaten w!i'ld ~· EgypUan information Mlniller Mol)amttied Hasaanein Keikal aaid lntorvenUon woutd erulan· ger American Uvea even further. A Syrtan Foreign Minlalf)' spokesman In Oam&ICUI aaid Syrta will "violenUy and death toll tl.ke wu'over 10,000. G!l"l'rilla sour._ adlnllted 1;1109 dead and aaid there wm tens of ~ WOWlded. · u.s. military loreea. were alertld to move Into try fo save the 400 AmerJcans in Jordan and the poeslblljl)' of la!erven· lion seemed very real. Urael ;also was report«~ prepared to act' if it felt Ita &eell.'lty lhreoteni.d:-and a Syrian move airongly" red.tt '!flY 1\mfrican in~etvenUon .' .Ahnbsl imlllecU· a~1y 'the leadership of lhe guerriUas warned against Inlet· vention and said aU American intereall In the Arab Middle Eaat. would be destroyed if Washington did intervene. Qeavy fighting resumed In Amlnan Itself -.ith failure of a cease-lire called by King Huaaeln, 8fH/ Helkal oaid Ill!! • Now You.Know o•lo esleaded weather oalloek - Tburaday aad Friday: ll!lllly fair ud warm4-ja wiUI hiP lemperalllrfa raJ!IiDIItam the mid 7h to the mid Ill aDd allbllbao 1ri1 from 111e mid lilllo the lower IIIIo. ='*':':'i;;w.ii:~':'!'i-.W.1XX:~%~':>i wng Bottom S0C ia} N0 leS 'BY VIOLET SMITH Miss Pall)' Lawrence entertained Bryan Lawrence PorUand, onhlaelghth birthday by taking him ou1 to dlimer to By GENE CADDEll ilPI 8110(11 Writer Coach Bill Heaa of Ohio 11111· venit)' has hla \ivai Mid-Allier· lean Conference coacbea ]UJI about where he wanll them. "We Uke to haW them feel· ingaorryfor .us,"Hessaaidaft. er hii Bobcala had taken Keat State apart Salw'day 21-H. · ouwaaplckedbytheMAC news media members. and the leaguecoaebes,lnpoUacqnducted before the aeasoit alal'led, to flnWialthebottomofthestandlitga, moaUy because Hall I!OWI· ded the leaat optimi9Uc of the sis conference coaches. "I did say we would he repreaented," lieu aald. . runnlngofaopilomoreBIUGary ofLbna, Whlll04ll~elaetu OU recltd, and the puslng of Steve Skiver oi Toledo who ior two loucbdowna and ICOJ'ed another. Gary , totaled ,IH. v•••• -··••·• of, the 227 ...- •- made by the Bobeall, while Skiver complelj!d IJ of :Ill (1111&' eo for 1111 yarda. ,. ~mll'. ,_, club," r· . : ...o.i. , ,._, ..... ""1"11 "'\'ou liDO!' ,'fll oal allrl .llll!l '' aenlll' 011 dattnle." ;i: Uma, aetan OU record by carrying the ball t3 limes. He ga1rted 151 yarda of. the 227 gained by the llobcala. Gary'sl'!lllning wu balanced by the passing of.Steve Skiver, who hit on 12 of 20 . for decimtdefeNivatanl. .' . 1 r· !of "()pet 11,1 JOIIild ~.ut IIMr (Kent)~ Julf ~~ to 111111. .., ~ IIGID8 idjusmltll_ll· We bad lO Ita)' In tiQht llli flfll baJf ~-of (Dtin) Nottlna; bani. ' pi- •t • . oz erzng and two ao:~~candidate ~::;::!,.~~\,.= ,;!:'b;:'O::O~amJ:!:~J!t;f!~·~•lrtfli~'~~~"f:,:'.~r:!t · . damage to tile car an4· no In- endure," ', .., ...... '· '" t.Bwrehee and ilrenda, Mia. In 1lit 'llrird quarter and with· Juenger. Skiver .alaO nn f!to has :.tf,;.'i"history of agitating juriea. in other poUUcal develop- Ruth · Thornton !llld Mrs. atood a Kent Slate aerlalatlack yarda f9r the Boheata other >. .... ~ .... \. w .. . ~ .,..I ~- '·" .i ~· ; ,., 0 ',r.. ... ,., ..." •" f '• ,... '.;~ • ,-1 0 (.) zn Loitering on town-<>wned property from 10 p.m. to 6 am. wasbannedbyPomeroycouncil Monday night. t;ouncll, in response to numerous complaints of loitering on the riverfront parking loll, ga ve an ordinance ordering it stopped the required aecondand third readings under emergency rules and voted adopUon. A $SO fine, upon conviction, is provided. The ordinance banning loitering follows persistent complaints by the police department of loitering on village owned lots, especially the riverfront lots. In other business council voted to advertise for bids to resurface Pomeroy 's Main Street, the business aecllon from Sycamore to Bultemut Ave., Butternut Ave., Mulberry lleightB, Riverview Drive and two aeetions of Mulberry Ave. The Ohio Department of Highways was authorized in July to resurface Rts. 7-33 from the upper corporation limit to slveiT,"Iltli aaid. !'biii·~ 111!1 :. qo '\) Chance of abowera · thundershowers lol!ighl, LoWI tonight froilt ,._,;; low 60s to the lower 701. siderable cioudlnes.s and no1 warm with chance of . lihotNhl·~ Wedneaday . lfighs from the mid ·' : 70s to the mid Ills. • anne Gary8elslleetnl havea·1!aytoco. ~v•; 'ft L .. Bill Gary, a IIO(Jbi!more from feel we lUi>', 1he "1~PP Gh .J, 1811 ,-1 TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 22, 1970 POMERPY·MIDOLEP.ORT, OHIO be improVed 'tbli ,..r . )lit ..L• .ill"' BobcatsweniDbel!itCT q. · ', "We ~ed ..Pill ilelel!' · ~~ IJ :>· ,.. o"' VOL' XXII NO. 112 Weather. ·~ iJevo1et1 To 171e, ln~ Of171e Meigi·MIUOn Area T)le del,~ Wu polntei! !Ol; Hall U liJ!I one p1iue Of the ;l·. OU 1eP1 whiclt,would h&velf ti} : the PalesUnian guerrillas. cen ·; 1>ut i'epiJrts reached llusaein, faced wilb a batUe lroclm <A largescale lank for aw'lrlvf\t .and deaerle!l by mov-11 Monday night and IJI!IDY •of hl9 Arab allles, agalilje)day. The reporll said it appealed to the ,Unl\ed Stales, wes uncertain whether they the Soviet Union, Blilain and '!et'e deployment for poeslble Fr~ for help,l&t Waahing: ·..uoo .ln Jordan. . ton dispatches aaid .~dent On' '1\looday the JIM'daman Ntxon had not yet decided on a army bad moved northward to course of action. ,, fi'bid, Jordan 's aecond city laraeli dispatches were wb- nestled m 2,1100 foot mOClntains je'cted to inte...., military 45 mil., north of Amman and e.ntt'l ~ .,~~ at y Colorado 19 llnown as the "Cen~Mtal State" beeause U entered the Union in 18'16, 100 yean aflet the signing of the Decletalloo of Independence. , ploye ·employer rela)ionshlp in the pubUc aeetor." Urges Ualoa Rtllill Hepropoaed a aeries of stepa, lopped by the ~ecogniUon '!"'I guarantee of the right of all public worton to organize and 90lect ,.,pre..ntaUvea of their ownchonalng. Metzenbawn, speaking in Akron, called the 8.4 per cent unemploymentrateamongNegroea a "national tragedy that poses grave danger tO futore generations." "Those who murmur to blaclta, 'it's your problem, not ours,"' are bUnd to CllDdiU0111 in our clUes," Metzenbawn aald. "Ailsodely pays the price. of high cnme rates, tenslhening .IOtllhward from .lrbtd would bring Syrian lallks cl<ooe to the 'Israeli border. . Jleikal aaid Egypt was .trying to send a plane to Amlilan to rescue 100 foreign correapondents, moaUy American, trapped in the inter.Qmllnental Hotel IQ the cen~et of the city. Their hotel bat been hit repeatedly in the showdown civil war between Huaaein and • . ~'6 " ' . ntervetition B b s , . ' · • K .' .. t , . ' oflllwfawhiil"~hm'~~~~·~th20theyearem~ *'i:W.>.: :::*~:::W.'¢mS:>Y..if*:::$iii<::~~ 0 ' cats urp. nse ·. 'en '.. ', 1,... w • ; '' the 'J'ro!&kylsl Youth Group; your ::,.r. _,Ia of':::.;.. Y~gSoolalbiAilli!nce(~) •. 3. They'U,a9kri!~toabondon '. . . Co., u .~ balance due all but report«~ that the landslides on Union Ave., caused when the aewer lines were laid, is the responsibility of the Miller Conslruction in· surance Company to repair all dsmages. A letter from the Economic Development Administration, EDA, was received by the mayor which stated that spproval bad been given by the ElDA on the sewer conslruction and the work would be under warranty from June I, 1970 to JW!e J, 1971. CoW!cil discussed the giW'd railiflll that bas been lnstaUed on West Main St.,the locaUon of another lot which has been the subjectofnwnerouscomplalnts filed by police officers, in regard to its removal. Council took no action however. as PoUce Chief Jed Webster said he has cootacted 125,1100. Legar the State Highway Department at Marietta and a letter 19 el· peeled lrom the highway deparimenl that wiD give the information needed as to whether or not the railing wiU be removed. In other action council reviewed a proposal pre90ntld by the parking meter commiltee on proposed parking meter Increases. The propoaed lncreaae would change the penny rooters to nickel meters. The proposal will be presented in the fonn of an ordinance at the next regular meeting. Council further approved a propoaal from the Southe&stern Ohio Council of Govertun!!ntB to seek lederal aid to purdtaae radio equipment for the poUce deparimenl. Joe Struble who recenlly attended the Oblo State Fire SChool met with council to e1~nd his lhanb lor the 01>porlW!ity to attend tile ocbool. Struble said he Ia hopeful being able to upgrade. Pomeroy's ayatem by Jlillll'lnl m to other metuberl o1 dli• depariment the tedmlque.tlliai he bad learned dllt'ing the 11..,: · day course. Slruble a1a0 suggaled <OUDcil conalder In nax1 budget the at least four men to nax1 yeor. Struble alated 1bat ' the achoul Ia vory •w tbwhlle · and ID attend would give t!ood beneficial r.Wts. Council agreed to iutd all · addiUonal . street llllbl in lbt: . . Naylora Run area. Attenlllng were councilmen, Lucien Ralph Werry, Bob~::;: lloaald Colllna, e< Elma Ruaaell, clerk, Jue ·Walton, and treuurer Pbyllia. '* aem-,. · Roger , '~'''*" ~;'whe!l ""' · l£.t'B!.a!:roiiltJtfie!Weil' tlitlln a fall at home. Al3:49p.m. the squad went to the VIeth home on Turkey Run Road, back of Cbeshlre, where . KelthVelthbadsulleredan arm laceralloa. He was taken to the Boker 'Medical Center. AI 7:52p.m. the squad wu called to near the Hi-7 Club below Jliddlep<ri on Route 7 when a car ova tw ned. There werenolnjUrlel,bllttheveblcle 4ld catdl fire. The blar.e was ........_.._.....,... ...... ....... -.....- v, ..., ...- . 4t ' l:~ p.m. Sllw'day, ~ · .._..... tooUirl Naomi Hato- ""W.· · . ' · U-'taJ •:;~~w-:"": ~tt;d~. t.....,;;.. a 1a:'lbing dllficully , >.;._'1¥ lw• baidbeentaken ~ I ,... . ~!:"the~ ~ ':t • to the halllrwll when they ~ LOCAL TEMPS • Temperature in downtown : ~ Monday at II aJD. •wu 'It degrees under sunny ,~ Jklel. BOIIUT DAY London :;!tad ita holtelt-lember day In :u ,_. &mday when the ;:tet....-ature e(itnbec! to 81. • IDNIION (UPI) - ;. . •• DRIVE~I .•• BANKING • • " E-t of Bomb "'o Be. Set lJirp Plde ""'"""- 10 Sale! aoo Mr. .. children, NEW CAR J>ELIVERED - Richard Rewllogs, lell, of R. H. Rawllnga Sona Company, Mlddlepcrt, .,._.. the tey• to a new 1971 Dodge Coronet, whldt wiU be used in drleducallon cia 1 at Southern lli8b Sdtoolla Racine, to Robert Ashley, drl,.,r education inaln!ctor. ~ SaJrO, saperintendett and J!llllell Ad.sma, principal, look oa. m Mr. •Convenient •Courteous Fridayf, Only · Tile Orlv9; In Window Is il!Pn tA,M..Io7 P.M. ICGnlilluouslyl ' Oll!or ........ - . ' to ' ....... , ... _ ! ... ,,..,., :o:Mi waibr. ;/' .. O'Lw· GOI n .HMr. ., ' ' ~~ ~.=~•ReC:~ .' . · (Continued from l'ict h' ~"! ~ lptat 1 weell ' Opal Holl,on mov.d Into ber eebqolllnancing problemlllitl ~-.th Mr. Uri. ·Bunieu ... cdR~:~ unrat. . : · P'ti:Jberl Fits·~ •----~~~..,. newThehome . bomecomillg at the kilie aet-in.the-hclle Ia' tifi' ~· ::r requeated to be prtlllll. lloapltal ~Y llllt'llbt$. I MEIGS , ~aurene Ci)!l"cb waa well "aci{~d~l." despite . .attendetL 't!le·slngltlg was flrt,. dlli!J!Jildt from calpp •lbit be "llih ' ,. \!ilo"'soea .<!lUnd ' ~f ..... ·Ilia band .c""""' "'• and lboae.bums ,~:7rubbJ. lOll II . ~•Uc: State ' .. Agnew Rejects Charge \ Aiu;•.,lJend .· Slwrt Strike ' ·2 ·teen.,eis· • ., I ' AD appanlll wlldclll · . .'•;' 1 .-~ .trike allbe Ml!h!esl Sleel ee. pial Ia Pomeroy Monday ol· -l!llded as abrqpiiJ u J V:du. r:t!': :.l ' eQulck ., ." No•..., Protection in IPIDa,f~~--~-J:ep,'iiaP~l(~:~, '; Lawrence. • l Otester •E "bet to the boapttal. •• ments: · Howard J:.awrence byaclphomorequarterbackSteve touchdown. -Cloud accepted offen to be Mr , and Mn Wayne Prince Broderick lite In the gllllt. "Our young men Just bpt• in three U.leviaed dobala - attended the ~g of their The Bobcata Wef!lled by the their polle Tery well· for I Ne~s WJW-TVInCieveland, WKBN- gr81iddaughlet Jackie Dean •...:;o TV In Youngatown and WSTY- and Steven at Columbus. TV in ·Steubevllle -and chal·.. M•. and.Mrl. Wade Ralaton, Attendance at the N•u~ lenged Gilll8an to do lbe 1181118. Girard, 0., irere visiUng Nenle -Houae Democratic floor Stelhedl, Mr. and Mra. Garth ChurcbSunday,Sepl.l3,wuf8 Smith Mr. and Mrl. Em. .._.. 1 al)d the collection wu f/.ll. melt siethem Mr. and Mrt. Cbarlea Woode TIIIO Dioo~ are Mr 'Midt.b GeneSiriilband I. 1 called on and Mn. Pearl · Koblenlz. G ._.3 b ,..___.- f""Uy· ,,'. pltilllcothe, were" Certain downtown ~ ran~ . y .....,.,.. visltlflll Mi- and Mrs J1ar014 will __.... radlatloa faDoul Mr. and Mrl. JOhn Lildwldt, · N-•··· · : rv•Mr. and Mrl. Steve Uadwlct of ·~•""· ., shelter proteclloa Ill' many Weaterville oaUed on their Two dlvlln*! were granted Mr. ltllll Mrf;'Davld lfol!« ' .: ., penonsla ev&t of emoraency · parenll he!e and at lleOdaviBe and one wu cUamillled In Mella and son, t"het*er, Mn. ;~ For community shelter plan they attended the Karr-Buckley County Commoa Pleas Court. WYDCO!IP, Joluwiown, and Mra. pil'JI08fl, anyoae who livea wedding. Sunday. Granted dlv~rcea we~e Jack S&ellet, Colllrilbul, .~ · ' ,( witldDMiddle(mlandPWIIlroy Curllas Turley Bonnie Shlelde Fiaber from vltiiUng · lolr.' and Mra. IW,Ik should walk to a public falloul : ~~ ~ and r.ir Jolin F!Jhei. aiid Nlns Va)lllhan Holter. . .... · . ' shelter. 'l1le olficiallnlormaUoa ~ul Myers ~ all ~ from Robei1 W. Vaughan, both Mr. lnd Mril. Burdell 'i>ll\n, to be dialrjbuted to the pu61c •·-'"·1 ..... eekend oo cbarie& of sroa IJtl)ect of Midland, Pa., apent ieveral beginning Sept. 2' w1U coalaln Co...., ..... spen w dUty ancl ellrliiue cruelty. The daya .witiJ Ethel Larklna, · recommendallona oa lhiB potat with their parenll, Mr · ~ Mrl. divorce action by Cryllal E. . Mr. and Mrl. Keith F,.,..II for people In various areas of WUUa Froe~p BIDy Jean. ... Mr. and Mn. Dbnn1e Sher· Sln)n•on ... against Calvlp B. and fanPIJ, Fairborn, 0., and the coun.,. man and 1101111 of Canal Win- Slmpaon, Jr., was dtsnilaaed. Leota Ferrall, Midway, 0., II Ia vitally important that cbeater and Mr. and Mra. Tom visiUng Mr. and Mra. eadt member of the family Challn and chllilren of · Ciirles llenaiBY· · 1eam the locaUm of the aearesl the kend Velenu Memerlal Hoapllll Brenda Lawrence, ~. fallout shelt..- at work, at Columbua spent 1'" SATURDAY ADMISSIONS ..,. waaanCIV'emightguealof~ school, and where the li"'Bte!ll ~~~=~·Mr.andMrs. Clara Garland Mlnerayille; On Sunday Mr. and (I'Otectloa esiats In the home. Rev. and Mrs. Slawlet from Joan Conkle, Cloeehlre; Stan J.in Clore!k\1! Lawr..., and Forlhclinlnll lnlormallon wiU Thompson, Cb~ahlte; Marie 111111 ,'PortlindiwerevialUngMr." help famlllrw to pll>folnt lheae ~~M:' ,;!!~~ Milia, Middleport; ~a and Mn. Howard La•tar;e. locatloM. ~ SUver Rkl8e, and Mrs. Ste':'art, Pomeroy; Charlea . .leaD Newluo 11 1 (II!Uaitt';t Women of Claureh Richard Barton and family and ~~; 1'1-.t , Veterans Momor1a1 lloapltal. other reliUves and attendell SATVIIDAY D~ Mr. ancl r.jn. Clarenj111lean , To Meet Thursday =meeUngaltheNuarene -Cil!llaFindley,JobDCollerlll, ~..:.~~ :.~~: Mr. ~ Mn. Charlea Wooole Charlea Simon~. Gall Wayne Prince were it Hawk'~ The Women'• AllsociaUon of spent Thunday evening wilb m:~~oNS N~. w, Slelhem were the Mlddleport urchFira:.WUni'*: Mr. and Mrs. George Charles Hyatt, Racine;·Eihel Vial~ .,._ J-'e Preabyterian a. mee Genheimer. SUit, llaclne·, WIUiam "--, Edllb ....,... .., .._., .., at 6:30 pJD. Thureday al the Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Cook Ather~~· Sharon Glblil ~!j~ l'lallll and dturch. All memben are to called 08 Mn. Erma HJctman dieport' • Ethel ,_...,er. bring a covered dish a MoncLoy ~ SUNDAY Df8CIWIGP)II _ • Vllllb!c , NeiBe · ~ " : =~~u!t the Rict KDblentz of ColtRDOOI Maxine Brumley Jaanle :';,n~~~~~ BjiJ · study and Mrs. Edward Burllett spent Sunday evenlni with hll ll(l'p, Zora ~ ~. gratlll!lilmlta. Mr. and Mn. ~ Jj . • • ' the clevotl onal period. Gecqe Gealtolmer. . n,. . Mr•. ,..wrence 'l.'; Toronto, 0., were Hostesses wlll be Mrs. Mflt, M!lllll and Freda MlUer Charnberl, Mrs. Kennedy, Mra. vislled •t Vtterllll Memorial Jr, 'r ~ . and . . . Wa)'lle studenll" and gets much of hla aupport from the "left.wing ele· menlloftheDemocralicparty." • aiutll4. ....... ,., the '"""II"'Y· .. , a ...bentf·llle$kelwwwa tndoli, C.I.O., left tile ~ .,.... about' U illl alpl '._tile attt11e were (lltle4 ·But .... 81. lilt lilt ,;,Ji.,Oil'i ••• eolra'!Oe· II wat . ,_.. '** .. ,.--,.-.;' . NEW YORK (UPI)- The bitter student, face to face with Spiro T. AtJnew, charged the viCe president's opeeches bad doae much to build an aura of violence and aald AtJnew waa a "precursor of violence.'' Flushing and opirit«< but posseaaed, the vice president in reply st.uck at "the diagu9tlflll ·. permiaaiw attitudes of the people in command of college campuses." The exchange Dared at the end of a 9Ckninute laping of a television show in Which At!ntw debJW<I with five 1tudent leaden Moaday night. They appoared on the David Froat Show, scheduled to be alred Qy,een 's Future in cillo.,,'. Friday In moatlarg,.. Its broadcaat circle. The student who charge was Richard president of the Studenll of the Washlngtoo, who IS o doctorata in poUUcal (Continued '"' ,-~· , , � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 09. September Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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