https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/fd9c65df99b4d199b1981c8e6cc34f00.pdf 04ebac67b8798a14543722b1d0c9abca PDF Text Text •• }.~::t;;,;,ft,, •t<'lfw,"~· ,, • .' e.rzcans Most I By l4lllll CAtiEI.S UPI aelio*.Edliw WMHINGTON· (UPI) -MIIIIona of AmerltaDI ' " tGo IPr to do•dietr civic dllty. '• . Tbt whole eoneept ·of Democratic ! ., ' w..hington Window ... IIIOftliiQIIit re1ta on ille emmpl;lon that \llllen wW keep • beady.eyid watcll ao the people elected to fepnlent tbem Ill public · ·111atmeans eYfiiY eltlan baa a penonel I .. reaponalbhlty to know who . lila 1ep1 nentallvel ere IIIII to keep jti[C;k of what tlley'l'e doing. '' ' Evldellee II at baad, ho!!ev4', ~ a geat mall!' clllrma e,(thet olo DOt recoplze lhll.-.ptlllllbiiiiJ.; !II" doll~ like It Ri1oull)l l!l''"'P tO·lliiU even a tok., pua at clilcbarclnllt. IDa-tG-piti.aa-aa aeclloDof American adlllta were aated: ''llo')'OII hiiiJPIII to !mow the 1111111 of the pre~~~~~t • • a •"•live In Cclqreu frolli your di$'lcl!" \ IncredlblYI neariJ IWf ct the ,..,.... denti annered " no. 'l1l8y dldn't.tftlllmow the- ol ,. . , ~- tha ..... wbo """_., ttlaJ lull, . . . . . . . ! 'llllil_la .. wan, 6J¥fip latlag full~~~, and ~IW'W ,· Jan! '" . .. . '1'llllt the CJ ca eecb ct dUatnl _ . · -~= "Do yon !mow how be (7our •"n) volecl on any major Ccmllf ' .. e 0 . XatenaJ. to MlcrotUa • Dt=pc~ - JAN 1 8 1.5 22 29 2 9 16 2) JO ······-·····-· •••• • ) 4 5 10 ll 12 17 24 18 2.5 19 26 or VOL XXII . NO. 119 6 1) 20 27 7 - E'EB 14 21 28 : : )1 • ! 1 8 1.5 22 2 J 4 5 6 9 16 7 10 17 ll 1) 18 20 2) 14 21 24 2.5 12 19 26 27 28 2 I ) BELGRADE (UPI) - l'ml· Nixon asked Prelident Tito In lengthy private discualion today to throw Yugoolavia's nonaligned weight behind U.S. efforts to bring peace to a Middle East free of foreign Intervention. In a change of plana, Till> then escorted NIIon under rainy sklf.o on a tour of the federal state of Cr011ia and the town ol Kumrovee 101110 200 mll-•s west of Belgrade. Kwnrovee II where the independent Communist ruler wao born 78 year1 ago. A llate dinner given by Nixon In bla host's honor blck In the capital tonight cape lbe first villi to Yugoolavia by a U.S. !den~ ·-;·-·-·-6·-·-·-- :~ .t ;;·-·-i-·-· -·-2-·-·- ;-·- -·4-·- ·-5- -·-·6-·- - C.a i ::_,... ... ~~ ?>~ '~o··n o ,0 '!): 0' (,) •'PQ 0 :~:ss:."!~~.!!~t~:gc: people of the Middle East could live their own lives without foreign influence. After their meeting, Nixon bad a glass of red wine with a lemon twist. NoUclng the amber..,olored liquid in Tlto's glass, he asked, "Are you bavtng a stotcl!?" "When you get old, wbllky is much better for the blood than ~ rll ,.. TEN CENTS ------------~~~ ·. ito milk, " Tlto replied. Tlto flew ahead to welc<lne Nixon when he landed ir1 ,Zagreb, the Croatian capital, and was at the step! of the federal ewemment bu11ding when Nixon-who had pauaed the way to abate bands with friendly Yugoslavs-arrived for the talb. Wblle their husbands met, the alOIII( Jerusalem. The old comrades who wiUI Nasser carried out the 1952 coup that overthrew KlJ!I Farouk bore the collin Into the ~.:!stU:~~~:::=~ ~::....~=· t!; asfr: and shouted "Nasaer! Nasser!" was placed In the ground. and "Goodbye, Gamal.': Mourners In the lliOiqUe • . ~ ba!ll of Ill' u.nar,Ql:d JQI!It4 and IIQI!Illd • kill 1111 ·• ·-~. V fllliVet."t601it'lfr'l \llil'1Uiitij:•"'iiree "iiOiifs· ~•phlideat w1it! ''M "'iiiii/a) "C!Iliii'Qld·lm tbP11ia '!lag Iii lrie1p County apparently .-e E111B car were locked, but from a hearl attadr:; iras takan whicb it had been ~· · t~=== .,,~~IIi' ~.,, · ·. the.'baek door 011 the pwenger from Ill wooden coffin during a 1be lui note of tli>s echoed 1'IJe ·Me!P CGillly Sheriff's lide was left unlocked. All the 1o.mlnute Mo1iem rite in the through the sob-wracked ~tllinv..U.allnl the boys ~eslde in Middleport. stone mosque renamed the E1 mosque al1:55 p.m. (7:55a.m. an ·111- theft of two stereo tape ~· The cars were Jlllfked on the Nauer M014111e and committee EDT). detennlnad amount of lnaulaled and several tapes from school's Jlllfldng lot. to the earth ollbe desert nation "To heaven, Gamal!" shouted copper wiring taken earUer In atuclenll' can at Melp 111gb The sheriff'• de}lllftment also he freed from 5,000 yean of the mourners. "To heaven 1" the evening ftom a 1toctpUe School Wednelday. reported mediwn damage to a rule by klnp. The funeral proceulon took located beblnd the Buckeye Micky Ch1lda b&d 12 tapes car that struck a deer on SR 331 cairo was overwhelmed with three hours. Describing its ftna1 Rural Eleelrlc .ec.npany 011 locked In the glove com- at Apple Grove Wedni!Bday at grief, and the agooy ol bla stages, the Middle East News Third AVe. 111 Ga111po1Js. Jlllflmenl which were taken as 7:1Xi a.m. death was felt throughout the Agency said: The ·~~ James Waters was a player. Gary· Ellis Lawrence Dale Leonard, ta, Arab world where there were "People went out of their 47, and CaiJil 37, hoth .; reported two tapes ml.ulng, and PomerOJ, Rt. 3, traveling east miles long processi01111 of minds as they saw the heane Colllll~ were arrested by Rio Jim WBdermuth had an eight on 331 saw a deer on the right women who walled and tore approacblng the mosque. They Grande.Mulball Ralph Waugh track stereo tapa, · one l!blfter side of the highway. As Leonard their handkercblefs and men broke into hysteria! sobs. Many alter an an polnta bulletin was knob and one tape· taken. slowed, the deer went to leap who fired volley after volley of coliapeed." illued. Wildermuth reported that about over the car but hit the front gunfire Into the air. Many cairo radio's announcer reAccGrd1ng to the report the twoweebagoelgllttapeswere end. The deer was knocked watched on televialon through- peatedly shouted, "Aliab Akcqmpany ~lor alerted' the stolen. Tile Wlldennutb car was down but got up and ran aif. out the Middle East-even In bar" God is greater as the son GaWpoUe Pollee Department locked but !ben! were no v1alb1e Leonard was not Injured. whleh In turn notified the · oci -·-·-·- 1r l .l i e i ' 8Jau., Time frw pol~ealluJr . . ATLAN'I'IC CrrY, lf, ,1. I ' '~ • TilE UNITED .steehrorbra (USW) leaderlhlji ll8l oJII ~ to mde ~ liitJ oul ot a remark by the only ...,..llll*atlon atlt8 ~ 1n the 10 far lhll week. Labor .Be!ftllrY ~- D. Rodpon ill1d no bW at all 11 betler !ban tbe lab\lrec:ted (DanlelliHob llftty biB, opo1110Nd by ReP· lialnlnldl Dlalela, I).IU. USW leldera ll1d Court. the statement proved tbtlr c:harge the NIDD ldmlnlstratloo Ia anll-labor. • John J. Sheehan, the UBW'ai!Platl'\'11 tllreetor, ill1d tnn• five penoa oa lftl,_1a1a1 scr1p11 ct Hodgson,'• rtllllfb onlbe au)lleel wW be clrddated to dw'l• Ill u n • II d all unliiils of the AFLCIO, ''We 1nlind to Ule II eMlllftll •one .ewaed •Y Wnae because this is the first time the lfdmlnlmiloo hu ill1d It would Allllbll')' loealed •• tile ratber have no bill than the nam~ biB," Sbeeban illld. Sdonl 8dlool Rd., JMwiiQ RL 10 and R&. SIB. Apo prtlllmote1r 11 olber Ia· w.t8mNGTON _ TIIE'IA'rtl.l: UNJ8 an famed 111 tblii dltltlulll thded local of· ............... or.·,.._ . fleeD. ' ·· ...... .... ' OOI!llllnel'l anion. 01 one.... 11 ""'Ulliar1 -...... .... :,.. 8Qoked were Donna Mo41la lllllted MID! Wdn ol Anlerleli (UMWA), Oft.tlie oiW 1 Gala!J,Il;lloliertE.Stelnbeck, miUiinl· rebel group of UMWA ClOilllllners ~ • Minlrl,fOr ll, and · Roliert L. steven, 11, all Illli•iCtacy. .. of GaQipGIII; · f>it Anli MeTilt tm(WA la....l!mal uecullve bolri, 1111111 b)' lbe flo . Ca~ 18, Pl. fteuant, arid taekaolthemonllil ·old·111"'ci\1J11upi~W. . .ylt one JllVIIIIIe. wu creatliiC a ~ ('tiNDtlllon to lriveltlple the Nbelti. Tilt Joho lnveltlpllon .... . . . . toward pOIIIble . .,.. of l!1t dlllklentmlllen .friin·tlle1JMWA. , , ' ~··:::"::"~ ..,...ar :~':e!r::eaprl~ ":t.:= DlTIS Q cr I 91o .~:!~:,::::~:r.~:~ Battle shaping flp in lJMWA AMnt u. fro .· m • s.. > L L. 0 ng l ve t e ·(Dead) Queen' . • WASHINGTON (UPI)- The Delta Queen, tlesplte congres. lional elforla, will have .Ill ball Ita overnJibt pwenger opera. UOnl Nov. J. the final day of an aempUon Congress flret apprfted IIi 11116. 'lbe! ball J'l operatlona became f1nll W~y when R Be nate -_....._ ..- - oo the MerchantMarlneBWrefusedkl .aecept a Senate1)1111ed amendllle!ll that would hive ~owed the aternwbeeler to cootlnue \'IP!8 .the 'Ohio, Mlutslippt., ~""CIImberlandrl•· ~t frQin lllindards 1101 by l!ll.felletal ~lime Wety ... w. h Ad. ' -- ''The . ~fit Ia c~e~~c~. !Ant ··~ iJIId. '!Y1Winl. ot two first ladles Yialled a modm! educational and,_. tiona! ''pioneer center" fGr children In Belgrade. ; Secretary ct state WW1am P. Rogers and Dr. Hoory A. Kllainger, Nixon's natlciatii aec:urityaflalrudrilor,aceompanied Nixon to the meetlag, wblcb toot place around a llll!l table covered Ia IJI't!OD balre. Nass er Buried: liationa moving despite confusion lollowing Nasser's death. Nixon also was said to have streSIII!d U!al the United Slates CAIRO (UPI)--Gamal Abdel wanted only to ensure that the Nasser, for 14 years the ruler of modem Egypt, was buried today in a simple black shroud. M1111ons of Egyptians who hild R ;fled :~ .~·· Hlgbl Friday In 'lOa. oomg White House officials said . tonight, to,.. in 4111111!1low tel: ~ .? 0 • ·President. NIIon flies to Spain Friday Jllornlng . The two leaders joined their wives for drinkl! after their morning talks that touched on the dramatic change in the Middle East power structure brought by Gamal Abdel N~~~er'a death. They met in the Adriatic stone and marble ·federal gwemment building on the Sava River. J" fJ01tl7 sunny today acf.• ~. Hlgba today IIi mid • : north to low 701 ooutb. l'alr;: ~ ·~ •.. . ;. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1970 • IXOD ' Welther f Q) ?o POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO 29 ·-·-···-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-'· 4 5 6 ! ·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·- -·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·7 : ~ 1 2 J 4 8 9 10 11 12 1J 1.5 16 17 18 8 19 20 : 9 10 11 12 1J 1: 22 2) 24 I 15 16 17 18 19 20 25 26 27 28 21 ' 22 29 JO )1 2) 24 ' 25 26 27 28 29 JV ·-·5-·-·-' -· -·-·-·-·-. -· -·. ·-·-·-J·-u·~ - -1·-·-·-·-·-·-6 7 ' ~"'' -·-·-·-4-·8 9 10 11 12 1) 14 : 2 J 7 15 16 17 18 19 : 8 9 10 ll 12 1J 14 20 21 ' 16 • 15 22 2) 24 25 17 18 19 20 26 27 28 21 ' 29 )0 23 24 25 26 27 28 -·-·-·- -·- -·-·-·-·-·-·-·-·31 :; 29 JO JVL 1 2 J ·-·---·-·-·-·4 5 ·-·6-·--- -·- -·- .f_,_ -·-·-·-·-·7 ! 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Cld s'~ ' El&bl GUt ol tal ..,,, ... tbeY luldD't the a1f8hla!lldea how tbe1r ~ •'' Now You Know ,. mocrll of a peaaant bla grave. po1tman went to Black clad mourners n'vlnl white hanciDrdliefl and wblll flap clogged lbe lllreelll Dillie 8 au~~bur:nban~.;;:'ooo . =~.~.: .._,_ ·-• whelmed }IQike and ~ trMI to ~ lbem. and al ~· pcdnt a~mqj~t ~ • eoffln ftOm lllpnem•leCt· Tile m11U0111 of moumert straln«<to touch the collin and many1succeeded. At one point they lifted the carrlace wllloell off ti_1e Bround. The l1a blaek Arabian staiUons J11111b!1 .the gun cal'i'lage were cut aiHI'IIIII the IU1il(ft(j c:ar ...:art . .t Into eaae the paaap tbrou8h the multitude. Conaervative estimates ~ more than four mWion EIYltUans bad poured mto Cairo by train, by b;Ja, by donkey and oo foot for a gUmpae ol tbe. fulleral proc 1011 fGr the blueeyed revolutiOI!ary who (C&ntln!1td oo page 12) · .• ~ Airport Upgrading Assured Twenty...,venth District State in a cunprehensive program to twin eng1ae aln:nft. . Rep . Ralph Welker said Wed- attract new induatry and Gallla County Omrmhd _ , =~yhasthe~:,~~w.: :=:r:.-=:~.~u:: :=:e;~::: $100,000e<mesfromaSfmllllon and Aasoclatea, Colimbua, to the Gallia·Meigs Counties' · commissioners for imSt. Paul, Pllt8burgh, LouiaviUe, provementsat the Gallla-Meigs ChclmaU, Mempbla and New Airport adjacent to the Orlnnl. Gallipolla industrial Jlllfk. One of the confereeo said allbouch lbe Della Queen amend· Tile llflnt II In addition Ill ment WBB deleted In its entire- $3111,000 originally given to the ty, a alltement would he In· CO!IIItiea by the state for airport duded Ia the pantl'ueport In· conatructloo. (Continuedoopage 12) Oneo!MalrportsbuiltlnOhlo • appropriation of voterapproved bond money. It may be used for construction, apansion and upgrading or runways, la1lways, and parking rampo; Improved lighting and terminal and navlgatioo aids, including air markings baled on minlm!Dft aviaUonneedstoaccommodate prOvide 8llll1neertnl IIII'Y1eel! r... the~ of the tm.o )'111'-olcl' GaOl' fkip Airport. · Reel'llllll; 'lbe projed wW = i t . '' 4,008 fool taxiway parallel to lbe aliltlag and utensioo of the parking ramp. --· -,-. j �' !I! ~ ' Ba " { Single B'lb06 Pr~sur~ . Reading .4f~Us J;ittJe ·&· ' . '• . ' '' 1,.\WRENCE E. LAMi, M.l). the "' Sports 'D esk ' , ' il ' tree is deereased in size , pressure in the arteries goes up. The arteries can contract under the ir1fluenee of varlous n e r v e reflexes and chemicals. This may occur ouddenly. like a reflex, and cause a sudden rise In blood pressure. The heart ·can change the amount of blood it pumps almost instantane· ously. The sudden change in heart rate is an indication of this. Any emotion or stress may DAVID POLING who after continued. WORLD ALMANAc · " FACTS . Some forms of )ligh blood P.ressure can be cured, I!"!Cif1cally those caua~ ti~ a localized obstruction to tbe blood flow to the kidney and rarely certain tumors of tbe , adrenal gland over the. kidneys. Many people with mild elevation of the ~lood pres- · sure can cure tbelr' problem by getting rid of excess body A ra!DboJr .JI au optlcal fat and improving their ex· phl!ilomonon COJlslJtbjg of ercise program. &II arc ·•bowbul ·the. COlor• "' . .' ': Nasser's Passing Dims Peace Hopes '· ' Lib--Time· Bomb For the Church By DAVID POLING ~·,Iii r-" ' •!'' ' by Chet Tannehill ~ GIICIHn..while - maybe one In 10,1100 male blrlhl tiHn II!lin alleliltlc nut. ThiJ II a guy who iln't Uving UllleA be · IIIIUiy toling up comperative resulll rt the achlevemenla of an athletic team, Ill Individual perfcnnen, and ill competitors. In 25 ~ gl~ or lake a few months In Meigs CoiUIIy I have chanced upcr~nomore than two sucb lndlf!Wals. Both'admirable pel'80DI, they have thallinsJe weakneu (orllrenglh,lf you~), an inllllable i:Jinger for numbers 81 they relate to athletics. Nowtherella third who deserves recognition, even If be does base his operations In the clly of Athens. But before elevatq thia latest nut to my private Statiallcal Jla1l of Fame, [want to pay my mite of hoJnlce ID Donald (known lniUearUerdaye81"Pizzle"Wolle,onetlmeRaclnelfi8hScbool and later Southern High School CCIIIIIIIet'Cial teacller and prtn; ' elpal, who now labors In Melp Local vtneyerde. 1be other was : RobertWhlteoiByracuaeofwbomlhavelolltrackafterhlstour • ol duty with ev"'7body's Uncle. ~ ! Mr. Wolfe traditionally kept ~tlslicl for cloae to two : generalionlolllaclnebalketballandbaoeballplayen.Man;yof teems and performers were liars. Mr. Wolle conllnuel In ••• thole that work 81 an "additi..W IISBi8nmenl" for tbe Melp Local ', athletic .......am. His aera)lllook .....,_ at the launcltln& of Meigs ,...,.. """w' • Local alreedy Ia a tnuure. His neatly complied recorda appear •· lntheiChoolnewepaperperlodlcallyandlnlheyearbook. : While, on the other hand, was most deeply Interested in : ' ~·the C~= ~~ Ida ( aclne bad o (1111'1818 I ....,.. 00 71 r ' • papered Walla but not the U111alllowerad variety. Rather, of the 1- · · 1 written In .,...,_, -'~-major I ""'"'· metJ-· ....,. and .,..,. tapers• re...,.. ,.....,...y i'!"!ll'ml. While apparently never ()Ill tbll nutty trait to work for blmuhaaMr. Wolfe.Bulforallllmow,hemaybevehlspnsent JIU'IIII' walla ,papered with the achievements of the 19'10 llldl, who , . Julw·made llllllt llistcl'y Worth recoMina, ·-. But .~ Ia tltll fella In Alberut. His neme II Tcm Mellen!,~··"'·~ , _ _ . bacllelor IKII Jon• •.., out of (JIIo Umerslty employed in the sports department of the Ill!_:". .-. ,there .· • For many yean B-M (blfore Metiers) the, , ,.,.,...~, SDulbe--auo Atbletlc Le..... .,,..., ..,.- proceeded .. tbro•-h _. a~·-·· ,_.. =· Umps ·Want More Dough 1Choo1'1 alhlellc PhilP-. the atbletlc, cllpirtmen11 of tbele lea8lie lldlooll should 1101 bl out of Hne to ccmlder an apJI'OII'Iatlon In Toot'• bebllf. Tom would bl abQcked, no doubt, by NEW YORK (UPI)-Major I CCIIIributiCIII !ram thll IOIII'Ce •. Bat [ ay let'l rt'MgDiw the league umpirea are hinting at aenlcel of a llatlltlcal nut when we're lucky enough to have one the possibility of a strike before .., our llide. Saturday's opening games of the championship playoffs. Augle Donatelli, a »yearveteran umpire In the National League, avoided the use of the Glouster 38 (3) 12.1 1no HIGH SCHOOL word ''slrike" Wednesday and FOOTBALL STANDINGS THIS WEEK'S llncludtll"mtllhrovtlh !llpl. SCHEDULE Ul ' Fs~1Ct~ OVERALL STANDINGS Wilverly at Athens TEAM W L T P II.P Gallipolis al Wellston Lcaan 3 0 0 96 18 Ironton at Logan Melgs 3 o o 16 24 Jackson at Mellis Eastern 3 o o 18 o · MOVC Gallipolis 3 0 0 32 12 Eastern at Glouster Fed.-Hocklng 2 0 1 12 19 Tri-Valley Wahama 3 1 1 82 70 Federal-Hocking at Belpre i~~n :~~Nelsonville-~!, Zanosvllle Alexander 1 2 D 11 sa Rosecrans \ I Miller 1 2 0 51 54 Poinl Plea50nl at f'lx:a Ironton 1 2 o 541 30 Southern at Wahama OQJiiiiiii _____ Wellston I 2 0 >101 38 SATURDAY Glouoter 1 2 o 32 38 MOVC Nei.-Ycrk 1 2 0 12 96 Alexander at Miller (2 p.m. I : VInton Local fly United Pross International SEO Grid Statistics 'I . ..• . , ll J.J :,:;::~~· ~ ~ ~ U~ ~nton 1eo. eou!;;~~~~~:rren ~ ~ ~ 1~ : Notlon•~.~~g~~ H. Pet. av":'l?'oAL STANDINGS ADD 2 col. Carty, All 136 478 e• 175 .366 Tum W L T P OP Sngtln, Pit 129 46 63 158 .325 Wilm1, St.L Chi 160 160 632 Logan I 0 0 16 12 Torre, 620 136 19 704 199 .32'l .321 Affieno 1 o 0 12 6 INDIVIDUAL Parker, LA 160 612 84 195 .319 100 8 D Gallipolis LEADERS Rose, Cin 158645170205 .318 Meigs I 0 0 I 6 Rushing Yds Car Avg. Perez,Cin 157 583 107 185 .317 Wellston 0 1 0 12 16 Valentine, Jack. 12• 9 13.8 Tolan, Cin 151 585 111 184 _315 Ironton· 0 l 0 6 8 Bogg$, Meigs l13 2A 4·7 Gaston. SO 145 580 91 182 .314 Jackson 0 1 0 6 12 Culbertson. L~an 102 26 3.9 Waverly o 1 o o 1 Prose, Gal. -· 87 17 5.1 Hlckmn, Chi 148 511 101 160 ·31 3 TRI.VALLEY &Jrnett, Gal. 11 9 9.0 STANDINGS PASSING AmeriClln League Tum W L T p OP Cmp-AH In! Yds TO G. AB R. H. Pet. Nei.-Y,ark ·1 0 0 12 I Green, Athens 8-1' ~ 71 1 Ytrskl, Bos 161 566 125 186 .329 s lih Logan JoMsn, Cal 155 611 84 2011.327 5 • 9I I 12 1 Oliva, Fed.·Hocklng 0 0 0 0 0 Mlnn 156 625 95 202 .323 Belpre 0 0 0 0 0 Speara, Ironton 5-11 1 41 0 darklJ. ' , Warren Local 0 0 0 0 0 0 Gullion, Wav. ~13 2 59 0 Aprcio. Chi 146 552 86173 .313 ' ':Ciinethe"'•m...,n•ofllcrlbelandcaslersattheend ollt aU Vtnion Co. 0 1 0 8 12 Huffman, Well. 3· 5 0 115 0 F.Rbsn, Bal 131 468 87 143 .306 ' --• Settl Well 8os 147580 109 176 .303 5 . 5 1 2' 0 Smith, Ia November, ..,. aboalanycialm pulforwardfu' tbll or thlt player MID-OHIO VALLEY es, · Munsn, NY 132 453 60 137 .302 CONF. STANDINGS PUNTING l2or morol blinll trumpeted fu' all league bollOr8 bed to bl given tOll· Tum W L T pOP Ydo No. Avg. Cater,NY 155 582 64175 .301 lideratlon All too freq•'""" 1" Dl8ybl . daimll of proweu W«e Alexander 0 0 0 0 0 Dndera Jackson 205 5 41.0 Pnlla, KC 143 540 55 162 ·300 ' _,...,., ' Ea L"'h" 0 'w 11• 5 35 6 Tovar,Monn 160 648119 194 .299 0 0 011 mJred baledlllll'euponwbala......,.,..lmamnedlhanwblltr stern OOO "'" ' Gat. av. · HomeRuns · .,..._. "' --r Glouoter o 0 o o o BUrnett, 171• 5 35.6 . 1 7~ 5 ¥ ·8 Natlonol League: Bench, Cm cr1 the gridiron. , .. : dill , .. 0~ ~~·i.~~;~ e•wliloltii);F I , 'Co: . . 20U .r'•oi5->Wti""""'0.142,·Perell CIR' TodaJ, . , 'II! -...,.e.liMS , CEIVING 40; McCovoy, SF 39; H. Aaron. ~ 1copl81olaDJeapecoacbeeand Tum I'll IGl Avg No. Ydl. Atl ·and<:olbert. 5037. ·• aanenpaperstllldradioltaliani,CIIIIIp)elegiiDulllllllcela Logon f.i (3) 32.0 Scott,Aihens ~ 29 0 Amerlco,n Leaguo: Howard: .,, ._,,_n .... '-·~'""-" 'lhele recorda (aee. ellewblre on tllil Jackson ·92 (3) 30.7 Helber. Logan 3 41 o Wash 44; Killebrew, Mlnn 41; AlelUinder 87 (3) 290 Payne Ironton 3 lot 0 Yastrzemskl, Bos 40; T. Com ,} pap) 111'1 lndlvlduajleed by team 111111 ecbool and made ln!D Mltlllo 86 (3) 28.7 Flw tied for fourth with lwo gllaro, Bos 36; Powell. Ball 35. ' C1IIIIPIJ'IIIve labial. Eastern 71 (3) 26:0 each Nllion~~"~e!';~ &nch Cin For aevtr*I -JWB Tam perfonned theae dulles out of the ~"ll;~ocklng ~~ 1:·~ NO RETUII-:'.f. No ·TD 148; Williams, Chi, and p;,rez. IPJCidne~ofhlsheifi-Isaldbew81anll!,ildn'tl-butflnllly Ironton 56 (3) 18:1 Valenllne,Jac. 6730 Z>r;.,~~A~1~~7ey, SF 125 ·• H. 411 2 0 1 lilt SoulliealterD Oblo ~len! and Broadcuten Alln. Wahama 12 (5) 6.; Saltsman, Well. AmoriClln LNgue: Howard, 3 15 blwneeoCillllllllll8dwtlblbameTcmwuwled$SOayear! Well•'fop DEFEN11J~> · ~:~~r:g!,~' ~ wash 126; T. Conialla~o. Bos ,. Tllat-....,.to...., for tbe,...•~and ,.,_be- Maybl • TEA~ Helber, Logan 20 I 0 116. Powell, Ball 114, Klllery . an--a" r-r• · · INT R brew, Minn 113; Oliva, Minn • Slllltbelpab):nc<'CI"zlnJtbeservtceblperforma. · Tum . (G) Avg. PU ETURNS Pitching 106 , . • . I : ..n ==· . . . • " . ·. . _ m. IL.I-· ;., to "' UN_.,........,......... 10 GRAIN -ASPIRIN . TAILITS · ~ m u..... ' Meigs, 9..~• · ' 70 (5) !,oUan Fed·Hocklng Ironton Athens Jai!kson Wellston .:•. .."... ! 1~ al u~:~ ~:M;.71s ,..!lln::ce~hls~.:,:w:ll'!k!'':'IIO:!Jnme:::ll1:ure~~ably::~en:hauces::::!ee:cll:.::mem:::bl:r~ Wahama Ourlisi. . U9 VALU~ . Bra!\(-; Tw_ice~k StnlnJ · :t l 18 (3) 6.0 19 (3) 63 2~ (3) 1:0 30 (3) 10.0 31 (31 1o 3 32 (3) 10.7 38 (3112:7 "70 HIGH FOOTBALL . ·.~' '' ·' ~ I~ Champlin, Athens Yds Welch, Wav. l5 1 0 Grate, Meigs 273 o Valenllne,Jac. 2A 2 o Miller, Logan 19 1 0 INTERCEPTION RET. No. Ydl TD Six lied for first place with one each SCHOOL SCORING . OVERALL SCO NG llncludtsl"mtslhroui'/Sepl.26) We are to show the 1911 models NameTum TD PAT PTS !Gl Avt. starting l=rilt•v sii we need room to D. Boggs - Meigs 8 4 52 (3) 17.3 o. EichingerEastern s o 30 !31 10.0 operate •.• week of 70 sale •.• htre P. Ruoself- Ale•onder 4 6 30 Ill 10.0 they are •.• lower price .•. longer J. Merlin-Wellston 4 4 28 !31 9.3 K. Valentine-Jackson ~ 2 26 Ill 1.7 warranty. R. Honaker- Federal-Hocking 4 o 24 Ill 8.0 E. Drtggs- Federal-Hocking 4 0 24 Ill 8.0 HORNET (Jin.stock) two 4dr. sedans, R. BoylCln ~ Ironton ~ 0 24 13) 8.0 one 2 dr. sedan, one stan~ard ' trans, D.Murphy-JackiOII , 3 3 21 (3) 7.0 P. Kiener- Miller 3 3 21 (3) 7.0 two with automatic, radios, white SOUTHEASTERN OHIO ATHLniC LEAGUE <SEOALl SCORING walls, 232 cu. ln., .6 eyl'. 81}glries. ·. Namt- Tum TD PAT PTS IGl Avg. REBEL (1 In stockJ 4 dr: sedan, J. Martin-Wellston 2 o 12 Ill 12.0 C. MillerLogon 1 2 II Ill 8.0 automatic, p. steering, 232 cu. ln. 6 cyl. R. Molllony- Logan 1 2 1 (ll 1.0 D. Rull9r-AIIIerio 1 0 6 · Ill U engine, radio, w-s-~alls. ·. F. Toln -Athena 1 0 6 II l 6.0 AMBASSADOR (1 In stock) 2 dr. D. BIO'nett-Golllpollo 1 0 6 (11 6.0 H. SIINI'S-Ironton 1 o 6 l1l 6.0 har~op, automatic, p. steering, p. · K. V'al•nttrw- Jackoon 1 ·o 6 Ill 6.0 br;,.kes, air cond., w-s-walls, . radio, D. a--,Mer,• · 1 ·o 6 111 6.o J. Kiaii .;.:Mol . o 2 2 Ill 2.0 vlft'yl roof. • J. Deillo-Ga1 polls 0 2 2 111 2.0 CH~LLENGER R-T, 2 dr. h~rdtop, 383 1911 SOUTHWEStERN OfiiO. AJIHLETIC ~EAGU E. $TATISTI(S cu.:ln. V-8, automatic) p. steering, p. 1 IICIUdolllnMIIir'Mitl s.t. 25) br~kes, air cond., w-5-w. · 'TEAM STATISTICS FIRST DOWNS • ' PASSII!G C0~9NE1"(2 ·In stoe~)~' on~ · 4 :.dr. I . Tt1111· IJH. A¥t• Cmp-Att Int. ' 1 '.j7 ' . . . ',4,0 1-14 0 se(lao,•..,pe 2 dr. •h,,fop, V-&· itt\gl!'1esr . j ~' ••• 1)., ~ 0 automatic, .p,st., w-s,:Walls, Of¥! with ~, 1 .:, · ' 11'.0 0.11 1 .J • 4 .,17.0 0. 6 1 air ccmd.·. . SUPi; "tr~ ~~ ' lf _,;; ..•,.... ~ .11 13 -' 9; ·• •·• S.ill Nllional League: Gibson, SI.L 2J.7; Perry, SF 23-13; Jenkins. Chl21-16; Merrill, Cin 20·12; Nolan, Cln 18.7; Morton, Mont 18-11; Seaver, NY 18-12; Hands, Chl18-15. Amer~can Lu~ue: Cuellar, Ball 24·8; McNal y, Ball 24-9; Perry. Mlnn 24-12; ,Wrlghl, Ca! 22·12; Palmer, Ball 20-10, Peterson, NY 70· 11 ; McDowell. WOW! ·- made indlcate4, "we haven't any atstemenls to that effect, but you can read bltween the lines." ·· The basic Issue Is money. The umpires received f2,500 per man for covel'ing playoffs last year and $6,500 for the World Series. They ate asking ~.ooo for playoffs and $10,000 for the series. . • "We -Intend asking for $5,000 and $10,1100," said Donatelli, a member of the National League umpires bosrd of dlreetors. "We believe they owe us that much. We have always accepted their terms and we have always come up short. · We intend to go a little further this lime and we hope they 're a little more generous." Donatelli added that the leagues had offered umpires a raise for post-season work but called the of!el' "inadequate.'' The league presidents, Joe Cronin of the Amel'ican and Charles "!Jiub" Feeney of the National held a three-hour closed door meeting at Shea Stadium Wedneseday with base· ball commissioner Bowie Kuhn and refused to comment on the Everything That's New In • ••• BELTED Sl tuned to FILL and AI! THE . REGULARS, TOO! by Shapely Revere Kerm says : Be sure and 1~t favorite football team this weekend. How could you do It any better than In clothing vour situation. "We did not hold. the meeting to discuss the wnpire problem/' said Kuhn. "We met to go over general policies involving the playoff~ and the World Series. The umpires' situation did come up at the meeting but I can' t comment on that right now. II deftmtely Is a problem but I just can'l discuss It at the t tbne u p~ ' ' from N. Y.C.H. "Your Sportsminded Store" New York Clothing House In Pomeroy For Over 90 Years ~----. .~;;;;:;:::;::::::::::::::::::~~ PA RESERVED SATURDAY· OCTOBER 3RD ' UNTIL 5 P.M. 11 FAMILy OUTING" International Association of Machinim . and Aerospace Worken, AFL-CIO LOCAL LODGE NO. 598 s;;;;;..y.-o;;~!M;'4tii.- ~~be SPECIAL REDUCED RATE on ride Or may PAY ONE PRICE- $3.00 per person- and enjc1y unlimited rides from 11:00 a.m. until 9:30p.m. :thihee'ilaa;sittiia:;ii:n:;n-s;.-;M!: Cl;v~20:·12~-~~~~~~::==================:::::::: FOR LOW COST, AUTOMATIC WARM FLOOR HEATING VENTED GAS HEATERS 01 . '2 .1 Models start at.35,000 •. �' !I! ~ ' Ba " { Single B'lb06 Pr~sur~ . Reading .4f~Us J;ittJe ·&· ' . '• . ' '' 1,.\WRENCE E. LAMi, M.l). the "' Sports 'D esk ' , ' il ' tree is deereased in size , pressure in the arteries goes up. The arteries can contract under the ir1fluenee of varlous n e r v e reflexes and chemicals. This may occur ouddenly. like a reflex, and cause a sudden rise In blood pressure. The heart ·can change the amount of blood it pumps almost instantane· ously. The sudden change in heart rate is an indication of this. Any emotion or stress may DAVID POLING who after continued. WORLD ALMANAc · " FACTS . Some forms of )ligh blood P.ressure can be cured, I!"!Cif1cally those caua~ ti~ a localized obstruction to tbe blood flow to the kidney and rarely certain tumors of tbe , adrenal gland over the. kidneys. Many people with mild elevation of the ~lood pres- · sure can cure tbelr' problem by getting rid of excess body A ra!DboJr .JI au optlcal fat and improving their ex· phl!ilomonon COJlslJtbjg of ercise program. &II arc ·•bowbul ·the. COlor• "' . .' ': Nasser's Passing Dims Peace Hopes '· ' Lib--Time· Bomb For the Church By DAVID POLING ~·,Iii r-" ' •!'' ' by Chet Tannehill ~ GIICIHn..while - maybe one In 10,1100 male blrlhl tiHn II!lin alleliltlc nut. ThiJ II a guy who iln't Uving UllleA be · IIIIUiy toling up comperative resulll rt the achlevemenla of an athletic team, Ill Individual perfcnnen, and ill competitors. In 25 ~ gl~ or lake a few months In Meigs CoiUIIy I have chanced upcr~nomore than two sucb lndlf!Wals. Both'admirable pel'80DI, they have thallinsJe weakneu (orllrenglh,lf you~), an inllllable i:Jinger for numbers 81 they relate to athletics. Nowtherella third who deserves recognition, even If be does base his operations In the clly of Athens. But before elevatq thia latest nut to my private Statiallcal Jla1l of Fame, [want to pay my mite of hoJnlce ID Donald (known lniUearUerdaye81"Pizzle"Wolle,onetlmeRaclnelfi8hScbool and later Southern High School CCIIIIIIIet'Cial teacller and prtn; ' elpal, who now labors In Melp Local vtneyerde. 1be other was : RobertWhlteoiByracuaeofwbomlhavelolltrackafterhlstour • ol duty with ev"'7body's Uncle. ~ ! Mr. Wolfe traditionally kept ~tlslicl for cloae to two : generalionlolllaclnebalketballandbaoeballplayen.Man;yof teems and performers were liars. Mr. Wolle conllnuel In ••• thole that work 81 an "additi..W IISBi8nmenl" for tbe Melp Local ', athletic .......am. His aera)lllook .....,_ at the launcltln& of Meigs ,...,.. """w' • Local alreedy Ia a tnuure. His neatly complied recorda appear •· lntheiChoolnewepaperperlodlcallyandlnlheyearbook. : While, on the other hand, was most deeply Interested in : ' ~·the C~= ~~ Ida ( aclne bad o (1111'1818 I ....,.. 00 71 r ' • papered Walla but not the U111alllowerad variety. Rather, of the 1- · · 1 written In .,...,_, -'~-major I ""'"'· metJ-· ....,. and .,..,. tapers• re...,.. ,.....,...y i'!"!ll'ml. While apparently never ()Ill tbll nutty trait to work for blmuhaaMr. Wolfe.Bulforallllmow,hemaybevehlspnsent JIU'IIII' walla ,papered with the achievements of the 19'10 llldl, who , . Julw·made llllllt llistcl'y Worth recoMina, ·-. But .~ Ia tltll fella In Alberut. His neme II Tcm Mellen!,~··"'·~ , _ _ . bacllelor IKII Jon• •.., out of (JIIo Umerslty employed in the sports department of the Ill!_:". .-. ,there .· • For many yean B-M (blfore Metiers) the, , ,.,.,...~, SDulbe--auo Atbletlc Le..... .,,..., ..,.- proceeded .. tbro•-h _. a~·-·· ,_.. =· Umps ·Want More Dough 1Choo1'1 alhlellc PhilP-. the atbletlc, cllpirtmen11 of tbele lea8lie lldlooll should 1101 bl out of Hne to ccmlder an apJI'OII'Iatlon In Toot'• bebllf. Tom would bl abQcked, no doubt, by NEW YORK (UPI)-Major I CCIIIributiCIII !ram thll IOIII'Ce •. Bat [ ay let'l rt'MgDiw the league umpirea are hinting at aenlcel of a llatlltlcal nut when we're lucky enough to have one the possibility of a strike before .., our llide. Saturday's opening games of the championship playoffs. Augle Donatelli, a »yearveteran umpire In the National League, avoided the use of the Glouster 38 (3) 12.1 1no HIGH SCHOOL word ''slrike" Wednesday and FOOTBALL STANDINGS THIS WEEK'S llncludtll"mtllhrovtlh !llpl. SCHEDULE Ul ' Fs~1Ct~ OVERALL STANDINGS Wilverly at Athens TEAM W L T P II.P Gallipolis al Wellston Lcaan 3 0 0 96 18 Ironton at Logan Melgs 3 o o 16 24 Jackson at Mellis Eastern 3 o o 18 o · MOVC Gallipolis 3 0 0 32 12 Eastern at Glouster Fed.-Hocklng 2 0 1 12 19 Tri-Valley Wahama 3 1 1 82 70 Federal-Hocking at Belpre i~~n :~~Nelsonville-~!, Zanosvllle Alexander 1 2 D 11 sa Rosecrans \ I Miller 1 2 0 51 54 Poinl Plea50nl at f'lx:a Ironton 1 2 o 541 30 Southern at Wahama OQJiiiiiii _____ Wellston I 2 0 >101 38 SATURDAY Glouoter 1 2 o 32 38 MOVC Nei.-Ycrk 1 2 0 12 96 Alexander at Miller (2 p.m. I : VInton Local fly United Pross International SEO Grid Statistics 'I . ..• . , ll J.J :,:;::~~· ~ ~ ~ U~ ~nton 1eo. eou!;;~~~~~:rren ~ ~ ~ 1~ : Notlon•~.~~g~~ H. Pet. av":'l?'oAL STANDINGS ADD 2 col. Carty, All 136 478 e• 175 .366 Tum W L T P OP Sngtln, Pit 129 46 63 158 .325 Wilm1, St.L Chi 160 160 632 Logan I 0 0 16 12 Torre, 620 136 19 704 199 .32'l .321 Affieno 1 o 0 12 6 INDIVIDUAL Parker, LA 160 612 84 195 .319 100 8 D Gallipolis LEADERS Rose, Cin 158645170205 .318 Meigs I 0 0 I 6 Rushing Yds Car Avg. Perez,Cin 157 583 107 185 .317 Wellston 0 1 0 12 16 Valentine, Jack. 12• 9 13.8 Tolan, Cin 151 585 111 184 _315 Ironton· 0 l 0 6 8 Bogg$, Meigs l13 2A 4·7 Gaston. SO 145 580 91 182 .314 Jackson 0 1 0 6 12 Culbertson. L~an 102 26 3.9 Waverly o 1 o o 1 Prose, Gal. -· 87 17 5.1 Hlckmn, Chi 148 511 101 160 ·31 3 TRI.VALLEY &Jrnett, Gal. 11 9 9.0 STANDINGS PASSING AmeriClln League Tum W L T p OP Cmp-AH In! Yds TO G. AB R. H. Pet. Nei.-Y,ark ·1 0 0 12 I Green, Athens 8-1' ~ 71 1 Ytrskl, Bos 161 566 125 186 .329 s lih Logan JoMsn, Cal 155 611 84 2011.327 5 • 9I I 12 1 Oliva, Fed.·Hocklng 0 0 0 0 0 Mlnn 156 625 95 202 .323 Belpre 0 0 0 0 0 Speara, Ironton 5-11 1 41 0 darklJ. ' , Warren Local 0 0 0 0 0 0 Gullion, Wav. ~13 2 59 0 Aprcio. Chi 146 552 86173 .313 ' ':Ciinethe"'•m...,n•ofllcrlbelandcaslersattheend ollt aU Vtnion Co. 0 1 0 8 12 Huffman, Well. 3· 5 0 115 0 F.Rbsn, Bal 131 468 87 143 .306 ' --• Settl Well 8os 147580 109 176 .303 5 . 5 1 2' 0 Smith, Ia November, ..,. aboalanycialm pulforwardfu' tbll or thlt player MID-OHIO VALLEY es, · Munsn, NY 132 453 60 137 .302 CONF. STANDINGS PUNTING l2or morol blinll trumpeted fu' all league bollOr8 bed to bl given tOll· Tum W L T pOP Ydo No. Avg. Cater,NY 155 582 64175 .301 lideratlon All too freq•'""" 1" Dl8ybl . daimll of proweu W«e Alexander 0 0 0 0 0 Dndera Jackson 205 5 41.0 Pnlla, KC 143 540 55 162 ·300 ' _,...,., ' Ea L"'h" 0 'w 11• 5 35 6 Tovar,Monn 160 648119 194 .299 0 0 011 mJred baledlllll'euponwbala......,.,..lmamnedlhanwblltr stern OOO "'" ' Gat. av. · HomeRuns · .,..._. "' --r Glouoter o 0 o o o BUrnett, 171• 5 35.6 . 1 7~ 5 ¥ ·8 Natlonol League: Bench, Cm cr1 the gridiron. , .. : dill , .. 0~ ~~·i.~~;~ e•wliloltii);F I , 'Co: . . 20U .r'•oi5->Wti""""'0.142,·Perell CIR' TodaJ, . , 'II! -...,.e.liMS , CEIVING 40; McCovoy, SF 39; H. Aaron. ~ 1copl81olaDJeapecoacbeeand Tum I'll IGl Avg No. Ydl. Atl ·and<:olbert. 5037. ·• aanenpaperstllldradioltaliani,CIIIIIp)elegiiDulllllllcela Logon f.i (3) 32.0 Scott,Aihens ~ 29 0 Amerlco,n Leaguo: Howard: .,, ._,,_n .... '-·~'""-" 'lhele recorda (aee. ellewblre on tllil Jackson ·92 (3) 30.7 Helber. Logan 3 41 o Wash 44; Killebrew, Mlnn 41; AlelUinder 87 (3) 290 Payne Ironton 3 lot 0 Yastrzemskl, Bos 40; T. Com ,} pap) 111'1 lndlvlduajleed by team 111111 ecbool and made ln!D Mltlllo 86 (3) 28.7 Flw tied for fourth with lwo gllaro, Bos 36; Powell. Ball 35. ' C1IIIIPIJ'IIIve labial. Eastern 71 (3) 26:0 each Nllion~~"~e!';~ &nch Cin For aevtr*I -JWB Tam perfonned theae dulles out of the ~"ll;~ocklng ~~ 1:·~ NO RETUII-:'.f. No ·TD 148; Williams, Chi, and p;,rez. IPJCidne~ofhlsheifi-Isaldbew81anll!,ildn'tl-butflnllly Ironton 56 (3) 18:1 Valenllne,Jac. 6730 Z>r;.,~~A~1~~7ey, SF 125 ·• H. 411 2 0 1 lilt SoulliealterD Oblo ~len! and Broadcuten Alln. Wahama 12 (5) 6.; Saltsman, Well. AmoriClln LNgue: Howard, 3 15 blwneeoCillllllllll8dwtlblbameTcmwuwled$SOayear! Well•'fop DEFEN11J~> · ~:~~r:g!,~' ~ wash 126; T. Conialla~o. Bos ,. Tllat-....,.to...., for tbe,...•~and ,.,_be- Maybl • TEA~ Helber, Logan 20 I 0 116. Powell, Ball 114, Klllery . an--a" r-r• · · INT R brew, Minn 113; Oliva, Minn • Slllltbelpab):nc<'CI"zlnJtbeservtceblperforma. · Tum . (G) Avg. PU ETURNS Pitching 106 , . • . I : ..n ==· . . . • " . ·. . _ m. IL.I-· ;., to "' UN_.,........,......... 10 GRAIN -ASPIRIN . TAILITS · ~ m u..... ' Meigs, 9..~• · ' 70 (5) !,oUan Fed·Hocklng Ironton Athens Jai!kson Wellston .:•. .."... ! 1~ al u~:~ ~:M;.71s ,..!lln::ce~hls~.:,:w:ll'!k!'':'IIO:!Jnme:::ll1:ure~~ably::~en:hauces::::!ee:cll:.::mem:::bl:r~ Wahama Ourlisi. . U9 VALU~ . Bra!\(-; Tw_ice~k StnlnJ · :t l 18 (3) 6.0 19 (3) 63 2~ (3) 1:0 30 (3) 10.0 31 (31 1o 3 32 (3) 10.7 38 (3112:7 "70 HIGH FOOTBALL . ·.~' '' ·' ~ I~ Champlin, Athens Yds Welch, Wav. l5 1 0 Grate, Meigs 273 o Valenllne,Jac. 2A 2 o Miller, Logan 19 1 0 INTERCEPTION RET. No. Ydl TD Six lied for first place with one each SCHOOL SCORING . OVERALL SCO NG llncludtsl"mtslhroui'/Sepl.26) We are to show the 1911 models NameTum TD PAT PTS !Gl Avt. starting l=rilt•v sii we need room to D. Boggs - Meigs 8 4 52 (3) 17.3 o. EichingerEastern s o 30 !31 10.0 operate •.• week of 70 sale •.• htre P. Ruoself- Ale•onder 4 6 30 Ill 10.0 they are •.• lower price .•. longer J. Merlin-Wellston 4 4 28 !31 9.3 K. Valentine-Jackson ~ 2 26 Ill 1.7 warranty. R. Honaker- Federal-Hocking 4 o 24 Ill 8.0 E. Drtggs- Federal-Hocking 4 0 24 Ill 8.0 HORNET (Jin.stock) two 4dr. sedans, R. BoylCln ~ Ironton ~ 0 24 13) 8.0 one 2 dr. sedan, one stan~ard ' trans, D.Murphy-JackiOII , 3 3 21 (3) 7.0 P. Kiener- Miller 3 3 21 (3) 7.0 two with automatic, radios, white SOUTHEASTERN OHIO ATHLniC LEAGUE <SEOALl SCORING walls, 232 cu. ln., .6 eyl'. 81}glries. ·. Namt- Tum TD PAT PTS IGl Avg. REBEL (1 In stockJ 4 dr: sedan, J. Martin-Wellston 2 o 12 Ill 12.0 C. MillerLogon 1 2 II Ill 8.0 automatic, p. steering, 232 cu. ln. 6 cyl. R. Molllony- Logan 1 2 1 (ll 1.0 D. Rull9r-AIIIerio 1 0 6 · Ill U engine, radio, w-s-~alls. ·. F. Toln -Athena 1 0 6 II l 6.0 AMBASSADOR (1 In stock) 2 dr. D. BIO'nett-Golllpollo 1 0 6 (11 6.0 H. SIINI'S-Ironton 1 o 6 l1l 6.0 har~op, automatic, p. steering, p. · K. V'al•nttrw- Jackoon 1 ·o 6 Ill 6.0 br;,.kes, air cond., w-s-walls, . radio, D. a--,Mer,• · 1 ·o 6 111 6.o J. Kiaii .;.:Mol . o 2 2 Ill 2.0 vlft'yl roof. • J. Deillo-Ga1 polls 0 2 2 111 2.0 CH~LLENGER R-T, 2 dr. h~rdtop, 383 1911 SOUTHWEStERN OfiiO. AJIHLETIC ~EAGU E. $TATISTI(S cu.:ln. V-8, automatic) p. steering, p. 1 IICIUdolllnMIIir'Mitl s.t. 25) br~kes, air cond., w-5-w. · 'TEAM STATISTICS FIRST DOWNS • ' PASSII!G C0~9NE1"(2 ·In stoe~)~' on~ · 4 :.dr. I . Tt1111· IJH. A¥t• Cmp-Att Int. ' 1 '.j7 ' . . . ',4,0 1-14 0 se(lao,•..,pe 2 dr. •h,,fop, V-&· itt\gl!'1esr . j ~' ••• 1)., ~ 0 automatic, .p,st., w-s,:Walls, Of¥! with ~, 1 .:, · ' 11'.0 0.11 1 .J • 4 .,17.0 0. 6 1 air ccmd.·. . SUPi; "tr~ ~~ ' lf _,;; ..•,.... ~ .11 13 -' 9; ·• •·• S.ill Nllional League: Gibson, SI.L 2J.7; Perry, SF 23-13; Jenkins. Chl21-16; Merrill, Cin 20·12; Nolan, Cln 18.7; Morton, Mont 18-11; Seaver, NY 18-12; Hands, Chl18-15. Amer~can Lu~ue: Cuellar, Ball 24·8; McNal y, Ball 24-9; Perry. Mlnn 24-12; ,Wrlghl, Ca! 22·12; Palmer, Ball 20-10, Peterson, NY 70· 11 ; McDowell. WOW! ·- made indlcate4, "we haven't any atstemenls to that effect, but you can read bltween the lines." ·· The basic Issue Is money. The umpires received f2,500 per man for covel'ing playoffs last year and $6,500 for the World Series. They ate asking ~.ooo for playoffs and $10,000 for the series. . • "We -Intend asking for $5,000 and $10,1100," said Donatelli, a member of the National League umpires bosrd of dlreetors. "We believe they owe us that much. We have always accepted their terms and we have always come up short. · We intend to go a little further this lime and we hope they 're a little more generous." Donatelli added that the leagues had offered umpires a raise for post-season work but called the of!el' "inadequate.'' The league presidents, Joe Cronin of the Amel'ican and Charles "!Jiub" Feeney of the National held a three-hour closed door meeting at Shea Stadium Wedneseday with base· ball commissioner Bowie Kuhn and refused to comment on the Everything That's New In • ••• BELTED Sl tuned to FILL and AI! THE . REGULARS, TOO! by Shapely Revere Kerm says : Be sure and 1~t favorite football team this weekend. How could you do It any better than In clothing vour situation. "We did not hold. the meeting to discuss the wnpire problem/' said Kuhn. "We met to go over general policies involving the playoff~ and the World Series. The umpires' situation did come up at the meeting but I can' t comment on that right now. II deftmtely Is a problem but I just can'l discuss It at the t tbne u p~ ' ' from N. Y.C.H. "Your Sportsminded Store" New York Clothing House In Pomeroy For Over 90 Years ~----. .~;;;;:;:::;::::::::::::::::::~~ PA RESERVED SATURDAY· OCTOBER 3RD ' UNTIL 5 P.M. 11 FAMILy OUTING" International Association of Machinim . and Aerospace Worken, AFL-CIO LOCAL LODGE NO. 598 s;;;;;..y.-o;;~!M;'4tii.- ~~be SPECIAL REDUCED RATE on ride Or may PAY ONE PRICE- $3.00 per person- and enjc1y unlimited rides from 11:00 a.m. until 9:30p.m. :thihee'ilaa;sittiia:;ii:n:;n-s;.-;M!: Cl;v~20:·12~-~~~~~~::==================:::::::: FOR LOW COST, AUTOMATIC WARM FLOOR HEATING VENTED GAS HEATERS 01 . '2 .1 Models start at.35,000 •. �.. .f ., ., ·' v . '·, 'l,• 1 ' 'I ' . Otd Town Flattot News Mrs~ Ethel Johnloo fi Pa1land, Mr. and Mrs. Jlllllor Pauley and faintly, toeal, visited Mr. at Mn. ..... Icetlhower, Sunday. · Mr. W1Ulam Carroll, Mt. Jack K1lcy Carroll, Boston, ..... l!fleDI"b!rt Wka with Mr·II'Jl! ·Mn. Charley Carroll and ly 81UCE IIOS$AT, NEA Wet~ington C:Ormpondent faJnl4o 111d returned home . I . Barbara and Buddy · Zip· as we d~mlnated them, sold foreign aid to our ~~ le or•• Our huge, unfenced lan~n . wjth natiQ'al weallba kind of "self ·help," scorned olalemate~ 81 oli\llous • perman, Tony and Robert of bebled to conceal this coloual .ov~Jghl until the C91\001· lenses atalnst our overblown .pride. , Gahanna, Mr. Robert Ours, dintrallon of numbers In the cities brought It sharply In focus. The late Gen . George C. Marshall onc:e said to Congress : local, visited Mr: and Mrs. Cedi When llelatedly we began In the 111301 to ~ttend to this ' Min oversight, iJhich had left eros• poverty, ln*lli,'Jty and dis"The American people regard as a stalemate any prob- Charlie CsrroU. crimination in Its wake tYPicallY we attacked the prob· lem arising In the morning which Is not settled by alter· Mr. Charlie CsrroU visited at Sberle7 lemi with the child's beUelln quid: result. Sweeping pro- noo~.tl Gahanna . visited Mr. grams fueled by vast sums were to CllJ'e all and let us go Mr. Robert Ours visited Rev. Johnllon anil None of this means, of course, that there are no mature about our business. Even Intellectuals whose late 19th· and Mrs. Douglas Circle. Mr. lnd ~ti!CI' century forerunners had opted otit of the action were Americans or that there is no hope of our growing up. But we have been two centuries in a dreamy adolescence whose Mr. and Mrs. Dorul llelver called 111 Mt . llld Mrr. caught up In the magic-wand fantasies of an Immature contagion has spared few and certainly has caught many Maywood JohnltoD. ' . Barrln&erand her mother, Mrs. people. lntellectuall who thought they wen free of II. Chrllllp of Reedavllle Route, -11111•·,. II We wen the same In our approaches to foreign involve· It is one of America's crucial dilemma• today that our Mr. and Mta. Bobby Joe Wolfe ment. Safe for so long behind the oceans. we tried only to "do our own thing:• free of sordid European and Asian tenacious immaturity IB exhlbiUng illelf at high plk~ at a and famUy, Racine Route, Mr. time when its crippling grasp can be most damaging to : Gorden Wolfe, Racine 'Route, quarrell. When we did plunge Into two world wars because, at last, the lljltion's future. visited Mr. and Mrs. Maywood Thirty · II ve e na t'rlu adopted hlckel and. YariOUI unUdy entanglements lie For stalemates and Intricate, we, too, oeemed threatened, our tundamenlal juvenility JohnBton. nickel alloya lor 'Ill MW Cot.a triumphed agnln. We had but one basic thought: Get It aU about us abroad. And at home we know that wide, thick Mr. Simon PoweU, Portland, during 111811. lasterlngo of money do not cure or even hide ooclal probover with and gel back to the ba\]game. The world power lhruJt upon us after World War II was ems whose magnitude and complexity have reached mennot to our ljklng. To the elden! that Ill use was Inescap- acing proportions. Our great need is for growing up. We no longer have the able, to the elllent that It led us, wisely or UIIWisely, Into two Umlted wars, we did what might have lleen anticipated: space, the riches or the safety to play children's games. We established ourselves abroad In menial and/or phyalcal enclaves whose prime mark wa~ youthful, self-centered domination ollbe enterprises we undertook. We chafed under the yoke of foreign arrangements even America roday-and Tomorrow Can We Cling to 'Dream,'~l;>ut Grow:· Up? • WASHINGTON (NEAl• ~ Make no ml1take, -this ~ountry Ia at a very critical turn • ; In Ita hiatory. -.11& hallmarks are great freedom and wide : amuence, but it baa reaDy not learned how to eltlier use • 0110 . ' ·. The·worlcllound much to admire In the lonna which we, · as a budding nation, gave our Uhertlea. It lo at111 copying the technololiel we developed to convert our riches to - . n uae. Yet'today the grand American model sways dangerously on Ito k!osened foundaUono. l f'killl; clellf·li&hted; eloquent men Uke John Gardner fer· Yelltlji 'declare ihat hope lo still high. We have all got to believe that h8 Is right that America will endure a1 a land f·>cof·bnmellse promise. Before we can strengthen the weak· · J!l.eneclloundaUons, however, we have to face ourselves as . . we1are. For oae tblug, we are-with some fortunate excepUons" . a•blghly Immature people. We have reached out for the ., "An)erican dream" with the grasping Impatience of chll· dren. From our beginnings, we have always been hosll to the "now" generation, which first turned west and then to the cities rot the quick leap past the barriers to fuliiUment. It was of our Immaturity that, In our consuming desire not to be thwarted In the push upward, we hardly l noticed or .seemed to care how many Americant-white l and black-~re not making the same swift transit to the . full enJoym-enll of freedom and alllueDCe. Chicago New York 1 ' ~i;".a 1 18-11l at 6-3), 7:35 Philadelphia Reid Getting All The Attention CINCINNATI (UPI)-Oncin· nail Bengals defensive and Royce Berry, a second year man, doesn't care that All· America rookie Mike Reid gets all tbe attention. "In the Oakland game I think ·they forgot •bollt me, " 88ld Berry. '"!bey were trying to figure a waY tD block Mike and It left me free a nwnber of , times. '"ibey've got to double team him," he said. ''He's the qulckesl lhinl off the ball I've ever seen." Defenalve line coach Chuck StudleysaidhebeUevesBerry'o effecllveneu lhls year ''baa been enhanced by Reid's presence." '"ibey'n . do!lble teaming Reid 011 iverY pass " said - re s~ ...·~. :·an. -.. ~~ '~I I~ "*' '•·" "'' paying so much altenllon ID Reid, It bas helped Royce in his pass ruah." Berry, the only full-time starter nf!irulng from last year's Bengal defensive line, said be Is In "a lot better ··-••11011 and a lot ow~· ...__ger." '"'"" "Coach Sbld)ey Is utlclder for phyllcal fllneall and it'a helpecl OW' play," Berry said. "Aplnst o.ldand on a hot day, we dldn'tset llrecl." 'lbe ~waived Weclneaday defeiialve tadlle Frank Cornlab and wide nceiTommie Smllh. Rookie Bill Dusenberry, acqulred two weeka ago from HousiDn, failed to show up Wedneaday and W81 conaldered to have quit tbetbeiJM!':f~ ClnciDnali's 011 WWlltbe . Hoiiiii!R . ..•1 • . . Part P·~ittsburgh I Qtau 10-12)at St._ Louis (Parklf' 1-ll,-'9 p.m. , Atlanta (Jorvh 13·151 . o1 Clnclnnoll (McGiathlln I olIO!. 8:05 p.m. Atlanta · (Jarvis 16-15) at Cincinnati (McGlothlin 1-1-10), 1:05 p.m. l 1.oo Angeles (Sutton 1-1-tl a1 San Diego (Kirby 10-16)> 10:30 . ' LIGAL MOTICI! 1 •• ,, 1. O•te ·ot Filing : Oct. 1, 1970. 2 Till ~ '' P.Ubllcatlon : Tho Da 1ly Sentlft4il end SundiY ! Tll'nn·S.ntlnel . 3. Frequency of Issue : '; MOf'dly through Friday and New York · sunday . . Boston Dstrolt Cleveland Washington · ylrdage i s8l!l 5: Locatfon Headquarten ·-~•fnolt or of the Genenl Olflcot Of "'omorO:y, Ohio. 45769. !ht 'PU'& lthetl : 111: Court Stnet, , 6. Nlmfl and Addrflstl of Publisher, ' Editor , and Menagtno Editor : . Publllh«: Richard S. Owen, Holw Medical Center, Firat Ave. and Cedar St: General visiting bours 2-4 and T-8 p. m. Maternity visiting boura 2:30 to 4:30 p. m. Plnnll only on Pedlatrlca Ward. llfrllll Mr. and Mrs. .qarry w. Se&bln, J...... a datllhler; Mt. and Mrs. John T; Howell, Oak Hill, a daulhler; and Mt. and Alfred C. Mlllllck, Jackaon, • sen . . Mro. Dllcharla Elizabeth Allman, ClayiDn S. Beard, Mrs. John M. Mlddloport, Ohio . EAttor :, &;hoter Tannehill , Caaey, AuiiDM D. Dlapman, Middleport, Olllo. Earl M. Davis, Mrs. Joeepb C. ' M•naglno Edllor : Robert Hotfltch, Pomeroy,, Ohio . Owner: Oh o Valley PubUartlng co ., pomeroy, Ohio ; s. Owtll, Mlddltport, Ewing T. Boln, .Cipfymbul, Ohio; Edaar s . . , Niland, '!'Glum but, Ohio. !l~rd O~lo; ( Known Bondholdtrl, M.ortufe.., and Other securitY , Kolden ·Owning or Holding l Ptrunt or More of Total ,_~_9unt Ot &onda, Mortgag11 or 1 . I Hall, Brenda K. Hartley, Mrs. Roger R. Jarvis, Mrs. Debbie Joltnlon, Earl w. Kolek, Mrs. Joe Wm. Undamood and Infant datllhter, lluaaeU M. Little, Mrs. DorolhJ L; McCieUan, Mrs. WIBiam McFall, Mrs. Gladys M. Rhodel, l.e8B Ann .. Ol~f Jecurltln: Ohio ValltY Stevens, Alfred W. WiUiams, 1ariK, 'llllpolls_~ Ohio; Hun · Mrs. Florence Hughes, Vivian ~on . I '/, ,.,~!': ~·' ~ ;. to~l · No. Cof,'" ·~ _4 'lbe Fall Enduro of the Melga Moklrcycle Club wD1 he held Sunday al the cll!b 111"'1111411 located five miles north of The run • Will · he ap- proximately. miles·In lqtb with . , ~tillar .: . polnta lhrol!ihout. Tropllllil!1 wD1 be awarded In >"'ll ~ lind refreshmenll wD1 be· available 011 the ~- • ' · ,1 •I, "·• , ' . t Mason Furniture 41, Holsum 4, Courts, Liberals Draw Agnew Fire Eagles 4, Davl•-Warner 4, H&R Flreslone 2. Tum High Series: DavisWarner 2531; Tum High Gome, Davis-Warner 181. Individual High Series, K. SALT LAKE CITY (UP!)Haley 571; Individual Hlg'h VIce·President Spiro T. Agnew, Game. J.S:::~~ taking another swipe at lhe Standings- Mason Furniture pornCJiraphy COIIUIIIulon, Wed· 12, H&R firestone 10. HQndM nesday night blamed the courta 10, Davit-Warner a, Eagln 4, and radlcal-Uberals for aiding Holsum Teom 4.High Serle•, Mason , andabe1Unganever-increuin8 Furniture 2610; Teom High aasaull on Americarut' of G!IMe. Mason Furniture 910. decency lndlvldull High Series, J. · Grato 519; Individual High Campaigning for Republican Game, J. Grate 215. candidates through the Northern Plains and Rocky Motm· lains, Agnew urged voters tD Eorly'WIIInndo~~·td Standings: Zldo's I Shop give President Nbton "a 30, Ollor'l Solllo 20, Aihland Oil Congreu that will see tD it that 20, Lou'• Ashland 20, Porter- the wave of permillalveneas, lhe Smith 18. NeliOI'I'I Drug 12. High Individual Game, of moral pornography andnever lhe Wanda Queen 186 ond Charles WIVI wave of poUuUon Smith 209; Linde become the wave of lhe future High Sarlos, Charles of our cotmtry." Winebrenner 494 end Smith 563 . . Acnew made his remarks on ctrrlers,~ . Edison Hobotetter, Exec. , Fred A...-x..-..,ua.;. ""'"-' •- to a -5 a--•1 • Moore, Jean L. Moore, Pt. LDI I"' ,_,__ ... Ml""'___. w, rt~~~~tm•t~Uo~•, ....-.-•· Allen Bllea, Mona V.llllea Ill H ,_.,,__ • - Olive · • .. ....,.., 14 .,.,_, • Landc1ll W. SmUll, Catherine M• SmlllltoWUUamE .~-." ' -, llarblra A. Stamer, II Mrel, ""'""' .. _.,... ~ J. Wile, IMoa Will kl David v ........t ............. Ann • "'!"... , I":IM&ftilll Wrl&i!t, ~i; Rutlll"l. ,..;... A" u--'" ..... L; liJiillllt;' • ncww~, IWIIII Newell to Edith D. Harper, w 80CK8 sOOcEa CWII VELLEV, Denrnark (UP!) 'lbe vene. Soccer Club bas appealed to Mayor Laurlta Petersen qalnat fanner Soeren Houcaird, wbo baa conllscated every football ldcked over a renee between the IIOCCel' field and 1!11 farmhouae. HoUiaard now Is II foolballl up 011 the club, wboee IUPPiy Ia l'1lllllln& low. GOOD EXAMPLE INDIAN WELLS, Coli!. (UP!) - For the -.1 con- '. He itever. named him. except kl call_blm .the jWIIQO -aenator from Utah (RepubliCin Wallace Bennett Is Utah's senior sena· tor), But Agnew 11111 Moss ''Ia so highly regarded by the radlcal-!lberal cabal that Sen. (George S.) McGqvern desig· nated him to receive along with Sen. (Albert) Gore of Tennes· see, tbe largeat initial gifts from the radlc-Ub klity raised ID ISVe their aeall. Goodell AUAeked Earlier In the day. Agnew said Republican Sen. Charles E. -Goodell al New YOI'lt "baa left his plli'IJ" and characterized th~aU:~'~~r:r~·:~ : c~r~~~ Parcei. Orql. . -~ 6, (Net u,,, l'ubiia01 orl u: s.,u; Tri-CountJ IMaue Sepltmber15 Team and Points, Hondas him aa part of "an awful Uberal..-adlcalcoalltlon." At the Salt Lake City slreet rally, Agnew departed from his text to label a group of about 300 )'OW!g dluenters In .the cr.,... •• "' "--~-• ....... pouuu011, and told 1bem ID rHvaluate their political activities ''with your , minds, not YOW' hutto. On his way to the rally from the airport, he stopped at a conatrucUoo Bite and chatted wllh ~tied workers. "It's a real prlvUege 1D shake bandB wllh the men who an strut vendors 1n~ counter Palrlcla Illoet, ~-• lieu ..21 ~M:D,~ 11 l~=~~y:::,r ~:r,'y· DeVol, dee'd., to MltfiD DtVoJ, 1,250; Sundalo 3.159. Edith Ward. Defol, Lola, and cauled ~ly all. l!ed seculive year, lhls diJ bas grain ·-'- to rile reduced property lnlel. 'lbe 'lbe ,..;;i';.tlonlblp ~ Cll}' . U voted a :kent o~iy 1~W, s:~:.Ycr:,~~~IOn : CarletonVllle. wbolea•l• prlcea and COI1IUIIIel' redacttoli In the tal rate, to 10 D. Frot illstrlbutlon On· Palrkla Illoet, admn., ll1nl •- 001 .._.... bat tbe cents per $1011 of aaeued eluding umpltol IY Mill, De"ol..__'d. III"""••T .....,. • ......, VllluaUon. CityofDclala··'dthe 111110 cerrler or Other Melnl: Dally ~" • • •,-,- , • ....,.., ::=~ 'IDi:reale ID· the -..: 14; Sundoy 150. • Jr., Cln!JD DeVol £lilltl, Lolt, Prtct lnda dou oot nduCIIOIIwouldnolllfeclplana E. Totol DlltrlbUIIon: Dally Clrlelotrrille. .. ·: ._ to ~ upendilures in s.<lll: Sunoto.~ 11.1115. . ""' lea ""••ll , Glad . 'ror'"-lood. prlcet, . •-• 1...... · ~c• u... woar to RIJ&tli """' e, 11 ·;~!~~~:::..~~~~"'"""'=~":•u:_ Untccountod. Spolltd Allor a.11f111 E. ~Printing : Colly 262; SundiY 115. "---' H .,.....,, ' • II • .-..•.' n:;J.otll: Dolly ,,,OO; 'unoay ;;;;.. ............. . - - . . 1 cor11fy lUI •~• otalllltftts Gordo. n B• ""' "-II'-"·"• . ., ... •r "''above ere corraet UHtt vca.. .~ · ••• 0 "''1''"· Co111n1 to i11ab1rt G ~ . ·· · ··: · · !·· RICHARDs. OWIN Shirley M. ECiw_;., li.H. ,. 1 , :, Oct. I .Atfel, ~Je, ' , ' Lefi-Ovtr, ____., IT'S' A MA·N'S" w.o·RLD. ! FOR II»YS MD GIRLS PAJAMAS Size 6 /WJ. to 4 Yrs. R119. 3.50 - building lhls country up," he told lbem. "You a!Pd together ~don." 't ruiJ the old U.S.A. """" "As king 81 you send men tD Sale Boys: Ski & Straight Congress wbo w01 back up the Presldent, and the Supreme Court makes it posllble-we an g"'•• to have a"""'• laws """' --., ogalnat pornography and obscenlly ," Agnew said. AI anothet point, he again referred to the courta, saying : '"''hia intensifying depravity bas been epcouraged by court declllona.''/ Wholesale lnda Up in. September, ". 2far GIRLS: Gowns 2 Pc . I Full Length I PAJAMAS Jump Suits Size 4 to 12 '4 to '4.50 ( 1 Pc.l . and PajamasSize 2 to 12 . Also sleepwear tor infants thru size 12 THE KIDDIE SHOPPE On The T In Middleport, 0 . ~~----------~.;._ _ _ _ _ _:;:~~:::::::~::::::~ SAV.E. ~ ON I I I -~" ·. Most Needed Vitamins ~ L---------~------------ VITAMIN SA FREE REGULAR '2.98 FOOTBALL EAQI BOm.E OF LARGE SIZE BEXEL' VIT Alii regidw far free 151) MiChif.CIPI (12001) TO BE GIVEN AWAY ocr. 31st No Purcha Required. SHI·. RT MD ·'!•, ' - ~I!J]~[p~[ll~ ~ ~' ,~o-:, {!tvtkM 1 ~ ~· ttr.Ht v.tndnt ln'd counter u1;,S:Q•lhl ,t;".''"'ild~Y 7,5<13. 1!. mtll &ubocriJ>.tklno: Dolly ' l,~;.IU{IdiY. . 34op. · C; ',totol Paid Clrculotlon : DIIIY~,U01 .Sundu 10.Vtl. ;o 1,· ~•• .Oistrlbiltlo" : Un · cto.lj W111a!!lpl'tU·, '!IY Moll , cellt r ~~ .Cll~er Moano : DillY 71; Sundoy '1+1, . E. TiltoLDtitrtbutlon : Dally 5,405; Slmdoy 11,017. Left-Over, P. ·OffiCI Untctquntod, $polled .Atttr Printing : Dolly,210; Sunday 113. G.-Total : Dilly 5.615; Sundey 11,200. .. Actoat Numtttr -' Captn of 111111et ,,• ., Pultllshail Near11t To PUIIII 'Doll• : . A. Tot'l 'No. ,!=Oi!ftt P!lnttcl CNat Prill Run) t O.lly 5,700; Sundoy 11,200. Fall ErH&uro · Is on SundBy ~®[ll [!.OW[!.~ Property ,,.t, . ,ZQQ, .-· O•l y ' 5,685; ·, -'V.~· crrculotkln: 1': s., •• TrAnlilfers tbrou..eh dnllrl· arid· s . · _ ~:'~. k, tr.~~"t.•1~·=~ ·~:!!!!' f.j.': :'i~.. ~·til .... ~···• ~r•co""' u MOiithtt ' ·-. ' . ,•'1!~ - , I ,. ~M: , Wilcox Added To .Roster. ' . ... Locltlon of Known OffiCI of Puttllutlon: · 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, OhiO 45169. ~~-F~ting By JOE CARNICBW kicked." UPI SpoN Wrttrr Majlllrd, who bas caugbt a05 NEW YORK (lJfl)-Don pasM8 for 10,442 Jll'dl, tbe only Majiw'd·of the New ':York Jell ncelver to pus the' IO,IICIOofard baa l!llugbt paaaea for more barrier-aid the lnJUl'J didn't lllaD ~Player in the boll*'himmuchatlloltolllalt hlitiry 6( pr(, footllall. Lui SiiDday. "We uaed 1111 11IIIIY he led the American l'lllllln8 playa aga1n1t . thllt Football League ln paiS recelv- defense ljlat I reaJil' dllln'l 1n1 ~ most of 11 gaines bave to put out mud! wblle I before lllflerlnl a broten loot. wu In there."· Now be appean ID be fighting . 'lbe pnvl"\JJ week he canght 1« a a~llng llerth. loti' paasea 1cir • Jll'dlln the f;l.!a~ baa drawn the In of loll to Cleveland. ·r·.;/.,111' .·a& Weeb Ewbank ''I don't•._: It, no matter •,~ of what the coach whatanylloclyaaya," he added. calls, ''pUaling InJuries." He "I llke·to 1'1111. !1'1 the Ullillt a-1 moat of tbe elhlb!Uon tiling fiJI' 1l!e to do. ~;np all -·started tbe Jell' opener last week, l'm I'UIIIIlriJ all 'lhls =~ Cleveland and wu week and I'll (li'Obai;IIJ nm all list week against out. welt, too," Maynard. appearing only for a . ~~ STATEMENT OF , ····· OWNIRIHIP MANAGIMENT AND . CIRCULATION x-Baltlmore r. I HOSPITAL NEWS J LoeaJ Bowliq \ ,L.GAL NOnCE p.m. Son Francisco (!'Wry 23- 13) at Houston (Blasingame 3-31 8:30 p.m. ···-·- . The ~~ar's plaids, ·stripes and solids. Ji.t ap,tice r that means . SCOPE ) 88' �.. .f ., ., ·' v . '·, 'l,• 1 ' 'I ' . Otd Town Flattot News Mrs~ Ethel Johnloo fi Pa1land, Mr. and Mrs. Jlllllor Pauley and faintly, toeal, visited Mr. at Mn. ..... Icetlhower, Sunday. · Mr. W1Ulam Carroll, Mt. Jack K1lcy Carroll, Boston, ..... l!fleDI"b!rt Wka with Mr·II'Jl! ·Mn. Charley Carroll and ly 81UCE IIOS$AT, NEA Wet~ington C:Ormpondent faJnl4o 111d returned home . I . Barbara and Buddy · Zip· as we d~mlnated them, sold foreign aid to our ~~ le or•• Our huge, unfenced lan~n . wjth natiQ'al weallba kind of "self ·help," scorned olalemate~ 81 oli\llous • perman, Tony and Robert of bebled to conceal this coloual .ov~Jghl until the C91\001· lenses atalnst our overblown .pride. , Gahanna, Mr. Robert Ours, dintrallon of numbers In the cities brought It sharply In focus. The late Gen . George C. Marshall onc:e said to Congress : local, visited Mr: and Mrs. Cedi When llelatedly we began In the 111301 to ~ttend to this ' Min oversight, iJhich had left eros• poverty, ln*lli,'Jty and dis"The American people regard as a stalemate any prob- Charlie CsrroU. crimination in Its wake tYPicallY we attacked the prob· lem arising In the morning which Is not settled by alter· Mr. Charlie CsrroU visited at Sberle7 lemi with the child's beUelln quid: result. Sweeping pro- noo~.tl Gahanna . visited Mr. grams fueled by vast sums were to CllJ'e all and let us go Mr. Robert Ours visited Rev. Johnllon anil None of this means, of course, that there are no mature about our business. Even Intellectuals whose late 19th· and Mrs. Douglas Circle. Mr. lnd ~ti!CI' century forerunners had opted otit of the action were Americans or that there is no hope of our growing up. But we have been two centuries in a dreamy adolescence whose Mr. and Mrs. Dorul llelver called 111 Mt . llld Mrr. caught up In the magic-wand fantasies of an Immature contagion has spared few and certainly has caught many Maywood JohnltoD. ' . Barrln&erand her mother, Mrs. people. lntellectuall who thought they wen free of II. Chrllllp of Reedavllle Route, -11111•·,. II We wen the same In our approaches to foreign involve· It is one of America's crucial dilemma• today that our Mr. and Mta. Bobby Joe Wolfe ment. Safe for so long behind the oceans. we tried only to "do our own thing:• free of sordid European and Asian tenacious immaturity IB exhlbiUng illelf at high plk~ at a and famUy, Racine Route, Mr. time when its crippling grasp can be most damaging to : Gorden Wolfe, Racine 'Route, quarrell. When we did plunge Into two world wars because, at last, the lljltion's future. visited Mr. and Mrs. Maywood Thirty · II ve e na t'rlu adopted hlckel and. YariOUI unUdy entanglements lie For stalemates and Intricate, we, too, oeemed threatened, our tundamenlal juvenility JohnBton. nickel alloya lor 'Ill MW Cot.a triumphed agnln. We had but one basic thought: Get It aU about us abroad. And at home we know that wide, thick Mr. Simon PoweU, Portland, during 111811. lasterlngo of money do not cure or even hide ooclal probover with and gel back to the ba\]game. The world power lhruJt upon us after World War II was ems whose magnitude and complexity have reached mennot to our ljklng. To the elden! that Ill use was Inescap- acing proportions. Our great need is for growing up. We no longer have the able, to the elllent that It led us, wisely or UIIWisely, Into two Umlted wars, we did what might have lleen anticipated: space, the riches or the safety to play children's games. We established ourselves abroad In menial and/or phyalcal enclaves whose prime mark wa~ youthful, self-centered domination ollbe enterprises we undertook. We chafed under the yoke of foreign arrangements even America roday-and Tomorrow Can We Cling to 'Dream,'~l;>ut Grow:· Up? • WASHINGTON (NEAl• ~ Make no ml1take, -this ~ountry Ia at a very critical turn • ; In Ita hiatory. -.11& hallmarks are great freedom and wide : amuence, but it baa reaDy not learned how to eltlier use • 0110 . ' ·. The·worlcllound much to admire In the lonna which we, · as a budding nation, gave our Uhertlea. It lo at111 copying the technololiel we developed to convert our riches to - . n uae. Yet'today the grand American model sways dangerously on Ito k!osened foundaUono. l f'killl; clellf·li&hted; eloquent men Uke John Gardner fer· Yelltlji 'declare ihat hope lo still high. We have all got to believe that h8 Is right that America will endure a1 a land f·>cof·bnmellse promise. Before we can strengthen the weak· · J!l.eneclloundaUons, however, we have to face ourselves as . . we1are. For oae tblug, we are-with some fortunate excepUons" . a•blghly Immature people. We have reached out for the ., "An)erican dream" with the grasping Impatience of chll· dren. From our beginnings, we have always been hosll to the "now" generation, which first turned west and then to the cities rot the quick leap past the barriers to fuliiUment. It was of our Immaturity that, In our consuming desire not to be thwarted In the push upward, we hardly l noticed or .seemed to care how many Americant-white l and black-~re not making the same swift transit to the . full enJoym-enll of freedom and alllueDCe. Chicago New York 1 ' ~i;".a 1 18-11l at 6-3), 7:35 Philadelphia Reid Getting All The Attention CINCINNATI (UPI)-Oncin· nail Bengals defensive and Royce Berry, a second year man, doesn't care that All· America rookie Mike Reid gets all tbe attention. "In the Oakland game I think ·they forgot •bollt me, " 88ld Berry. '"!bey were trying to figure a waY tD block Mike and It left me free a nwnber of , times. '"ibey've got to double team him," he said. ''He's the qulckesl lhinl off the ball I've ever seen." Defenalve line coach Chuck StudleysaidhebeUevesBerry'o effecllveneu lhls year ''baa been enhanced by Reid's presence." '"ibey'n . do!lble teaming Reid 011 iverY pass " said - re s~ ...·~. :·an. -.. ~~ '~I I~ "*' '•·" "'' paying so much altenllon ID Reid, It bas helped Royce in his pass ruah." Berry, the only full-time starter nf!irulng from last year's Bengal defensive line, said be Is In "a lot better ··-••11011 and a lot ow~· ...__ger." '"'"" "Coach Sbld)ey Is utlclder for phyllcal fllneall and it'a helpecl OW' play," Berry said. "Aplnst o.ldand on a hot day, we dldn'tset llrecl." 'lbe ~waived Weclneaday defeiialve tadlle Frank Cornlab and wide nceiTommie Smllh. Rookie Bill Dusenberry, acqulred two weeka ago from HousiDn, failed to show up Wedneaday and W81 conaldered to have quit tbetbeiJM!':f~ ClnciDnali's 011 WWlltbe . Hoiiiii!R . ..•1 • . . Part P·~ittsburgh I Qtau 10-12)at St._ Louis (Parklf' 1-ll,-'9 p.m. , Atlanta (Jorvh 13·151 . o1 Clnclnnoll (McGiathlln I olIO!. 8:05 p.m. Atlanta · (Jarvis 16-15) at Cincinnati (McGlothlin 1-1-10), 1:05 p.m. l 1.oo Angeles (Sutton 1-1-tl a1 San Diego (Kirby 10-16)> 10:30 . ' LIGAL MOTICI! 1 •• ,, 1. O•te ·ot Filing : Oct. 1, 1970. 2 Till ~ '' P.Ubllcatlon : Tho Da 1ly Sentlft4il end SundiY ! Tll'nn·S.ntlnel . 3. Frequency of Issue : '; MOf'dly through Friday and New York · sunday . . Boston Dstrolt Cleveland Washington · ylrdage i s8l!l 5: Locatfon Headquarten ·-~•fnolt or of the Genenl Olflcot Of "'omorO:y, Ohio. 45769. !ht 'PU'& lthetl : 111: Court Stnet, , 6. Nlmfl and Addrflstl of Publisher, ' Editor , and Menagtno Editor : . Publllh«: Richard S. Owen, Holw Medical Center, Firat Ave. and Cedar St: General visiting bours 2-4 and T-8 p. m. Maternity visiting boura 2:30 to 4:30 p. m. Plnnll only on Pedlatrlca Ward. llfrllll Mr. and Mrs. .qarry w. Se&bln, J...... a datllhler; Mt. and Mrs. John T; Howell, Oak Hill, a daulhler; and Mt. and Alfred C. Mlllllck, Jackaon, • sen . . Mro. Dllcharla Elizabeth Allman, ClayiDn S. Beard, Mrs. John M. Mlddloport, Ohio . EAttor :, &;hoter Tannehill , Caaey, AuiiDM D. Dlapman, Middleport, Olllo. Earl M. Davis, Mrs. Joeepb C. ' M•naglno Edllor : Robert Hotfltch, Pomeroy,, Ohio . Owner: Oh o Valley PubUartlng co ., pomeroy, Ohio ; s. Owtll, Mlddltport, Ewing T. Boln, .Cipfymbul, Ohio; Edaar s . . , Niland, '!'Glum but, Ohio. !l~rd O~lo; ( Known Bondholdtrl, M.ortufe.., and Other securitY , Kolden ·Owning or Holding l Ptrunt or More of Total ,_~_9unt Ot &onda, Mortgag11 or 1 . I Hall, Brenda K. Hartley, Mrs. Roger R. Jarvis, Mrs. Debbie Joltnlon, Earl w. Kolek, Mrs. Joe Wm. Undamood and Infant datllhter, lluaaeU M. Little, Mrs. DorolhJ L; McCieUan, Mrs. WIBiam McFall, Mrs. Gladys M. Rhodel, l.e8B Ann .. Ol~f Jecurltln: Ohio ValltY Stevens, Alfred W. WiUiams, 1ariK, 'llllpolls_~ Ohio; Hun · Mrs. Florence Hughes, Vivian ~on . I '/, ,.,~!': ~·' ~ ;. to~l · No. Cof,'" ·~ _4 'lbe Fall Enduro of the Melga Moklrcycle Club wD1 he held Sunday al the cll!b 111"'1111411 located five miles north of The run • Will · he ap- proximately. miles·In lqtb with . , ~tillar .: . polnta lhrol!ihout. Tropllllil!1 wD1 be awarded In >"'ll ~ lind refreshmenll wD1 be· available 011 the ~- • ' · ,1 •I, "·• , ' . t Mason Furniture 41, Holsum 4, Courts, Liberals Draw Agnew Fire Eagles 4, Davl•-Warner 4, H&R Flreslone 2. Tum High Series: DavisWarner 2531; Tum High Gome, Davis-Warner 181. Individual High Series, K. SALT LAKE CITY (UP!)Haley 571; Individual Hlg'h VIce·President Spiro T. Agnew, Game. J.S:::~~ taking another swipe at lhe Standings- Mason Furniture pornCJiraphy COIIUIIIulon, Wed· 12, H&R firestone 10. HQndM nesday night blamed the courta 10, Davit-Warner a, Eagln 4, and radlcal-Uberals for aiding Holsum Teom 4.High Serle•, Mason , andabe1Unganever-increuin8 Furniture 2610; Teom High aasaull on Americarut' of G!IMe. Mason Furniture 910. decency lndlvldull High Series, J. · Grato 519; Individual High Campaigning for Republican Game, J. Grate 215. candidates through the Northern Plains and Rocky Motm· lains, Agnew urged voters tD Eorly'WIIInndo~~·td Standings: Zldo's I Shop give President Nbton "a 30, Ollor'l Solllo 20, Aihland Oil Congreu that will see tD it that 20, Lou'• Ashland 20, Porter- the wave of permillalveneas, lhe Smith 18. NeliOI'I'I Drug 12. High Individual Game, of moral pornography andnever lhe Wanda Queen 186 ond Charles WIVI wave of poUuUon Smith 209; Linde become the wave of lhe future High Sarlos, Charles of our cotmtry." Winebrenner 494 end Smith 563 . . Acnew made his remarks on ctrrlers,~ . Edison Hobotetter, Exec. , Fred A...-x..-..,ua.;. ""'"-' •- to a -5 a--•1 • Moore, Jean L. Moore, Pt. LDI I"' ,_,__ ... Ml""'___. w, rt~~~~tm•t~Uo~•, ....-.-•· Allen Bllea, Mona V.llllea Ill H ,_.,,__ • - Olive · • .. ....,.., 14 .,.,_, • Landc1ll W. SmUll, Catherine M• SmlllltoWUUamE .~-." ' -, llarblra A. Stamer, II Mrel, ""'""' .. _.,... ~ J. Wile, IMoa Will kl David v ........t ............. Ann • "'!"... , I":IM&ftilll Wrl&i!t, ~i; Rutlll"l. ,..;... A" u--'" ..... L; liJiillllt;' • ncww~, IWIIII Newell to Edith D. Harper, w 80CK8 sOOcEa CWII VELLEV, Denrnark (UP!) 'lbe vene. Soccer Club bas appealed to Mayor Laurlta Petersen qalnat fanner Soeren Houcaird, wbo baa conllscated every football ldcked over a renee between the IIOCCel' field and 1!11 farmhouae. HoUiaard now Is II foolballl up 011 the club, wboee IUPPiy Ia l'1lllllln& low. GOOD EXAMPLE INDIAN WELLS, Coli!. (UP!) - For the -.1 con- '. He itever. named him. except kl call_blm .the jWIIQO -aenator from Utah (RepubliCin Wallace Bennett Is Utah's senior sena· tor), But Agnew 11111 Moss ''Ia so highly regarded by the radlcal-!lberal cabal that Sen. (George S.) McGqvern desig· nated him to receive along with Sen. (Albert) Gore of Tennes· see, tbe largeat initial gifts from the radlc-Ub klity raised ID ISVe their aeall. Goodell AUAeked Earlier In the day. Agnew said Republican Sen. Charles E. -Goodell al New YOI'lt "baa left his plli'IJ" and characterized th~aU:~'~~r:r~·:~ : c~r~~~ Parcei. Orql. . -~ 6, (Net u,,, l'ubiia01 orl u: s.,u; Tri-CountJ IMaue Sepltmber15 Team and Points, Hondas him aa part of "an awful Uberal..-adlcalcoalltlon." At the Salt Lake City slreet rally, Agnew departed from his text to label a group of about 300 )'OW!g dluenters In .the cr.,... •• "' "--~-• ....... pouuu011, and told 1bem ID rHvaluate their political activities ''with your , minds, not YOW' hutto. On his way to the rally from the airport, he stopped at a conatrucUoo Bite and chatted wllh ~tied workers. "It's a real prlvUege 1D shake bandB wllh the men who an strut vendors 1n~ counter Palrlcla Illoet, ~-• lieu ..21 ~M:D,~ 11 l~=~~y:::,r ~:r,'y· DeVol, dee'd., to MltfiD DtVoJ, 1,250; Sundalo 3.159. Edith Ward. Defol, Lola, and cauled ~ly all. l!ed seculive year, lhls diJ bas grain ·-'- to rile reduced property lnlel. 'lbe 'lbe ,..;;i';.tlonlblp ~ Cll}' . U voted a :kent o~iy 1~W, s:~:.Ycr:,~~~IOn : CarletonVllle. wbolea•l• prlcea and COI1IUIIIel' redacttoli In the tal rate, to 10 D. Frot illstrlbutlon On· Palrkla Illoet, admn., ll1nl •- 001 .._.... bat tbe cents per $1011 of aaeued eluding umpltol IY Mill, De"ol..__'d. III"""••T .....,. • ......, VllluaUon. CityofDclala··'dthe 111110 cerrler or Other Melnl: Dally ~" • • •,-,- , • ....,.., ::=~ 'IDi:reale ID· the -..: 14; Sundoy 150. • Jr., Cln!JD DeVol £lilltl, Lolt, Prtct lnda dou oot nduCIIOIIwouldnolllfeclplana E. Totol DlltrlbUIIon: Dally Clrlelotrrille. .. ·: ._ to ~ upendilures in s.<lll: Sunoto.~ 11.1115. . ""' lea ""••ll , Glad . 'ror'"-lood. prlcet, . •-• 1...... · ~c• u... woar to RIJ&tli """' e, 11 ·;~!~~~:::..~~~~"'"""'=~":•u:_ Untccountod. Spolltd Allor a.11f111 E. ~Printing : Colly 262; SundiY 115. "---' H .,.....,, ' • II • .-..•.' n:;J.otll: Dolly ,,,OO; 'unoay ;;;;.. ............. . - - . . 1 cor11fy lUI •~• otalllltftts Gordo. n B• ""' "-II'-"·"• . ., ... •r "''above ere corraet UHtt vca.. .~ · ••• 0 "''1''"· Co111n1 to i11ab1rt G ~ . ·· · ··: · · !·· RICHARDs. OWIN Shirley M. ECiw_;., li.H. ,. 1 , :, Oct. I .Atfel, ~Je, ' , ' Lefi-Ovtr, ____., IT'S' A MA·N'S" w.o·RLD. ! FOR II»YS MD GIRLS PAJAMAS Size 6 /WJ. to 4 Yrs. R119. 3.50 - building lhls country up," he told lbem. "You a!Pd together ~don." 't ruiJ the old U.S.A. """" "As king 81 you send men tD Sale Boys: Ski & Straight Congress wbo w01 back up the Presldent, and the Supreme Court makes it posllble-we an g"'•• to have a"""'• laws """' --., ogalnat pornography and obscenlly ," Agnew said. AI anothet point, he again referred to the courta, saying : '"''hia intensifying depravity bas been epcouraged by court declllona.''/ Wholesale lnda Up in. September, ". 2far GIRLS: Gowns 2 Pc . I Full Length I PAJAMAS Jump Suits Size 4 to 12 '4 to '4.50 ( 1 Pc.l . and PajamasSize 2 to 12 . Also sleepwear tor infants thru size 12 THE KIDDIE SHOPPE On The T In Middleport, 0 . ~~----------~.;._ _ _ _ _ _:;:~~:::::::~::::::~ SAV.E. ~ ON I I I -~" ·. Most Needed Vitamins ~ L---------~------------ VITAMIN SA FREE REGULAR '2.98 FOOTBALL EAQI BOm.E OF LARGE SIZE BEXEL' VIT Alii regidw far free 151) MiChif.CIPI (12001) TO BE GIVEN AWAY ocr. 31st No Purcha Required. SHI·. RT MD ·'!•, ' - ~I!J]~[p~[ll~ ~ ~' ,~o-:, {!tvtkM 1 ~ ~· ttr.Ht v.tndnt ln'd counter u1;,S:Q•lhl ,t;".''"'ild~Y 7,5<13. 1!. mtll &ubocriJ>.tklno: Dolly ' l,~;.IU{IdiY. . 34op. · C; ',totol Paid Clrculotlon : DIIIY~,U01 .Sundu 10.Vtl. ;o 1,· ~•• .Oistrlbiltlo" : Un · cto.lj W111a!!lpl'tU·, '!IY Moll , cellt r ~~ .Cll~er Moano : DillY 71; Sundoy '1+1, . E. TiltoLDtitrtbutlon : Dally 5,405; Slmdoy 11,017. Left-Over, P. ·OffiCI Untctquntod, $polled .Atttr Printing : Dolly,210; Sunday 113. G.-Total : Dilly 5.615; Sundey 11,200. .. Actoat Numtttr -' Captn of 111111et ,,• ., Pultllshail Near11t To PUIIII 'Doll• : . A. Tot'l 'No. ,!=Oi!ftt P!lnttcl CNat Prill Run) t O.lly 5,700; Sundoy 11,200. Fall ErH&uro · Is on SundBy ~®[ll [!.OW[!.~ Property ,,.t, . ,ZQQ, .-· O•l y ' 5,685; ·, -'V.~· crrculotkln: 1': s., •• TrAnlilfers tbrou..eh dnllrl· arid· s . · _ ~:'~. k, tr.~~"t.•1~·=~ ·~:!!!!' f.j.': :'i~.. ~·til .... ~···• ~r•co""' u MOiithtt ' ·-. ' . ,•'1!~ - , I ,. ~M: , Wilcox Added To .Roster. ' . ... Locltlon of Known OffiCI of Puttllutlon: · 111 Court Street, Pomeroy, OhiO 45169. ~~-F~ting By JOE CARNICBW kicked." UPI SpoN Wrttrr Majlllrd, who bas caugbt a05 NEW YORK (lJfl)-Don pasM8 for 10,442 Jll'dl, tbe only Majiw'd·of the New ':York Jell ncelver to pus the' IO,IICIOofard baa l!llugbt paaaea for more barrier-aid the lnJUl'J didn't lllaD ~Player in the boll*'himmuchatlloltolllalt hlitiry 6( pr(, footllall. Lui SiiDday. "We uaed 1111 11IIIIY he led the American l'lllllln8 playa aga1n1t . thllt Football League ln paiS recelv- defense ljlat I reaJil' dllln'l 1n1 ~ most of 11 gaines bave to put out mud! wblle I before lllflerlnl a broten loot. wu In there."· Now be appean ID be fighting . 'lbe pnvl"\JJ week he canght 1« a a~llng llerth. loti' paasea 1cir • Jll'dlln the f;l.!a~ baa drawn the In of loll to Cleveland. ·r·.;/.,111' .·a& Weeb Ewbank ''I don't•._: It, no matter •,~ of what the coach whatanylloclyaaya," he added. calls, ''pUaling InJuries." He "I llke·to 1'1111. !1'1 the Ullillt a-1 moat of tbe elhlb!Uon tiling fiJI' 1l!e to do. ~;np all -·started tbe Jell' opener last week, l'm I'UIIIIlriJ all 'lhls =~ Cleveland and wu week and I'll (li'Obai;IIJ nm all list week against out. welt, too," Maynard. appearing only for a . ~~ STATEMENT OF , ····· OWNIRIHIP MANAGIMENT AND . CIRCULATION x-Baltlmore r. I HOSPITAL NEWS J LoeaJ Bowliq \ ,L.GAL NOnCE p.m. Son Francisco (!'Wry 23- 13) at Houston (Blasingame 3-31 8:30 p.m. ···-·- . The ~~ar's plaids, ·stripes and solids. Ji.t ap,tice r that means . SCOPE ) 88' �iiACJt.sEAT TALKERS bave llelr own exlelltloa wbea lbey ride wldi ,W~JM!. ~ · ·' Ia lili tat DGQe tnrhlc ear. Tile Somenel, ~a., ma~ rettored lbe ..~ MtO wWi ......, MVIrll hundred p1111Jleaaed !ram 3Z alalel ••• lbree yeara' leVbii JjiJ!or. Tile ·• ;• ......_ 'leltplieilea are a 111041erl toaeb. . · ,. · Far lnexpensie . ,. • Home Fumishinp SHOP ,. 4 Towns Attack BIKER· FURNITuRE ' Miller Challenges IIDIEPORT, 0. . Iceland has no army, navy nor 10114. To Sign Opponent . ... . . ., ,•, Politicians' Code . Vzsit Our Beauty Department ' I<ANCAS'I'ER, !lblo ~SaY~nc paigns, ~ur citlzena may · · lllat .. wu "mUll pleal!ed' to uerclle their constitutional siiJI u,Ja docl!menl whlcll' alma right to a free and untrammeled : Piao Brags of . • ,~ ' .............. b~H!f::..lj.tJ l: -'~ Fr 1 ·~'!.~,'!0. · .,,_. ·· - '. '" ..... ... _. :J .... -· •. • '' ·,~ ,.. '.'It :Sr!ai 1r~--- ' 1 • -6tikt~J&qfl'aaiJ. :;_;.Jll~itai ]<J £1!- •• !.-;T''A . '>il. 2~ 1({: H:i 1~ '-1 11'1 IJ ::r ') _, .. ,, ;ri. ,,:-._ ·"' ·" • ' ·' = ; f~,-~.. '• ' : f\'IJ) •• ·ff'· ·,, I •• ••' ' at aasorlng thai political campalps be conducted on lila balls of honaty, decency IJid fair plu," lOth District ~preaentatlve Clarence E. Miller lui ..t slped the "Code of Fair Campaign Practices" and cha1lenstd his opp(lne!ll : In NoVember's geqerale~Uon to do llkewtae. The "'IPP'IID code of etldca Is admhdalered by the Fair Campaign Practices Commltlte, Inc., based In the Nation's Capital and draws the llnel 'ot tactlct to be foUowed In fair polllbl CIIIIJIIlcnln8. .. ,"Following the prl!lclplea outllntCI. In lhla pledie Ia lldherllla to the bell · ~ of Max Factor Swedish Formula Nationally Advertised Branch choice and the will o(the people may be lully and ci<J81'1y ex· prel8ed on the Issues before lhe Country. · · 1 Therefore: : "l ahaR · COl\d1ICI my cam· palgn In the best American tradition, dlJcuulng the tuues as I see themnnsenllng my record and pollcla with sin- Low Discount Prices SAVE Chocks lOO's VITAMINS :•caocq . ...'"' WllH ·-~•m lOO's Reg. 3.29 IRON eerily and frankness, and criticizing without fear or favor Only the record and pollclea of my Reg.J.69 opponent and his party which - - - - - - · merit such criticism. "l shall defend and uphold lhe rlgh~ of every quall(led American voter to full and equal participation In the ~r-electoral~· . ~ DOilllcl "~ ..ut, "I shall condemn. tbe ue of . ''I fijl:'o;.'tlll ~kla(ti for personal vlllflcallon, character naJICIIlat!lflke~ouldlwnll' this defama lion, whispering Cililt." campaigns, Ubel, slander, or lo®ii'. Is I'IIJlllinl for re- scurrilous attacka on any 250'• e.le~Uiiil' 11 '. the. U. S. candlclste or his penonal or REG. ~taiiYe ·to CGncreu tor family life. ~ lOth •()jatricl. "I shall' condemn tbe UN of 6.47 ONLY The le;d '~ the Colde Is u campaf81! lllf.lel'lerlallal of any sort followa: · , which nilsn!lresenlll, dlat<rts '1'hereaiibuicJil)nclplelo( or othe"""·.falllflelthe lac~ 60'1 deceiicy, hGiiesly and .falr play regarding lny capdlclate, u whach ever,Y canclldlile for weU u the Uiie of lnallclous or public of!lce ~. tlje United unfounded accuaatlons against ONLY Sislea hu a mor11 obllpiton to any canclldlole which aim at obeerve and uphold, In on1er cre•tlng . II' esplolUrig doubts that, after vi&OI'<IIIIIy con~ without :justlfllli.ilon" aj to lib but fairly conducted cam· loyally and pilrlolilm. "I shall Cood«nn any appeal to prejudice jlued on race, Harrisonville M011_thw~ cre.l, or DiUonal !Jrlgjn. . . Society News "I aball condenin any · · ciJahmest or. unelbleal,pnctict Mr. and Mn. Wa)'111 Am- which lendl to COfl'!,lpt or un· ' lblry of GallJpollund Mr. llld deoJllne 'Americian · Mn. Norman Will and Mr. and of Mn. Glen Jewell were SQbday peals at the HalBdayoAWDI ' liame and VIrgil received a the · ...... card lllowtr 011 hll blr· '"l llldly 'l'uelclv· Be wu vlllted ~~~:~~ lblll by Stella AWns IJid Giorta, dl Lla .Uildaand Paul .ad . 1.99 ONE·A•DAY ·· VITAMINS .· PRELL CONCENTRATE LARGE SIZE REGUlAR 1.09 ONLY 66e -- --- --CREST x:LA - TOOTH PASTE lll!d• " ' . (Save 1.00) HAND CREAM With Dispenser Reg. 2.95 Now Only 195 • ~RirE~~~DE---------,2e5-0--~ MATatiNG SPRAY DUSTING POWDER --------------·~~~~;~~.~~-:;4 REVlDN INTIMATE TOILET WATER SPRAY TEARDROPBOTn.E '' '. V~ 'fMu~;•., :~J 2·;; 'l. '<1----1' ~ At The Farmers Ba·nk f''·, 'I 1i "•, I ' · ~ ·. ,,......\' ' ) ~ ' ~~ Johnson & Johnson 4.19 COSMETIC 1~ 19 Now ONLY FFS 39~ SUPER SCOPE .& Gargle - REG. ' f . .' ' ' .' ' ' ., ' '"~ at ~himllul, -.a .~ feel Vlrlllla 1!i1J illi.'lbe l'OIId to bo'IIU ' ....... ... -, . ~· ~-We oyllet ~ Gil tva n ~lion !o·l-1•.1 to the 'whiclll ' ,·'1, · dldale 9fftce· free '12" x 5 Yards REG. 35' an •xtra right hand playtex• . ' living• 1 , . ,, SPRAY DEODORANT 1.99 ·Jrn. Rulba.- dlqbW>; ADHESIVE TAPE ~lven·wlth !he purchaH of a DRY-BAN .... ,_ REGUlAR 1~1 · >JfR$~ 1R -~ ' ' - 1.19 4 glove 6~ SUPER ANAHIST COLD •eo· ,_,, 20's TAILITS n• �iiACJt.sEAT TALKERS bave llelr own exlelltloa wbea lbey ride wldi ,W~JM!. ~ · ·' Ia lili tat DGQe tnrhlc ear. Tile Somenel, ~a., ma~ rettored lbe ..~ MtO wWi ......, MVIrll hundred p1111Jleaaed !ram 3Z alalel ••• lbree yeara' leVbii JjiJ!or. Tile ·• ;• ......_ 'leltplieilea are a 111041erl toaeb. . · ,. · Far lnexpensie . ,. • Home Fumishinp SHOP ,. 4 Towns Attack BIKER· FURNITuRE ' Miller Challenges IIDIEPORT, 0. . Iceland has no army, navy nor 10114. To Sign Opponent . ... . . ., ,•, Politicians' Code . Vzsit Our Beauty Department ' I<ANCAS'I'ER, !lblo ~SaY~nc paigns, ~ur citlzena may · · lllat .. wu "mUll pleal!ed' to uerclle their constitutional siiJI u,Ja docl!menl whlcll' alma right to a free and untrammeled : Piao Brags of . • ,~ ' .............. b~H!f::..lj.tJ l: -'~ Fr 1 ·~'!.~,'!0. · .,,_. ·· - '. '" ..... ... _. :J .... -· •. • '' ·,~ ,.. '.'It :Sr!ai 1r~--- ' 1 • -6tikt~J&qfl'aaiJ. :;_;.Jll~itai ]<J £1!- •• !.-;T''A . '>il. 2~ 1({: H:i 1~ '-1 11'1 IJ ::r ') _, .. ,, ;ri. ,,:-._ ·"' ·" • ' ·' = ; f~,-~.. '• ' : f\'IJ) •• ·ff'· ·,, I •• ••' ' at aasorlng thai political campalps be conducted on lila balls of honaty, decency IJid fair plu," lOth District ~preaentatlve Clarence E. Miller lui ..t slped the "Code of Fair Campaign Practices" and cha1lenstd his opp(lne!ll : In NoVember's geqerale~Uon to do llkewtae. The "'IPP'IID code of etldca Is admhdalered by the Fair Campaign Practices Commltlte, Inc., based In the Nation's Capital and draws the llnel 'ot tactlct to be foUowed In fair polllbl CIIIIJIIlcnln8. .. ,"Following the prl!lclplea outllntCI. In lhla pledie Ia lldherllla to the bell · ~ of Max Factor Swedish Formula Nationally Advertised Branch choice and the will o(the people may be lully and ci<J81'1y ex· prel8ed on the Issues before lhe Country. · · 1 Therefore: : "l ahaR · COl\d1ICI my cam· palgn In the best American tradition, dlJcuulng the tuues as I see themnnsenllng my record and pollcla with sin- Low Discount Prices SAVE Chocks lOO's VITAMINS :•caocq . ...'"' WllH ·-~•m lOO's Reg. 3.29 IRON eerily and frankness, and criticizing without fear or favor Only the record and pollclea of my Reg.J.69 opponent and his party which - - - - - - · merit such criticism. "l shall defend and uphold lhe rlgh~ of every quall(led American voter to full and equal participation In the ~r-electoral~· . ~ DOilllcl "~ ..ut, "I shall condemn. tbe ue of . ''I fijl:'o;.'tlll ~kla(ti for personal vlllflcallon, character naJICIIlat!lflke~ouldlwnll' this defama lion, whispering Cililt." campaigns, Ubel, slander, or lo®ii'. Is I'IIJlllinl for re- scurrilous attacka on any 250'• e.le~Uiiil' 11 '. the. U. S. candlclste or his penonal or REG. ~taiiYe ·to CGncreu tor family life. ~ lOth •()jatricl. "I shall' condemn tbe UN of 6.47 ONLY The le;d '~ the Colde Is u campaf81! lllf.lel'lerlallal of any sort followa: · , which nilsn!lresenlll, dlat<rts '1'hereaiibuicJil)nclplelo( or othe"""·.falllflelthe lac~ 60'1 deceiicy, hGiiesly and .falr play regarding lny capdlclate, u whach ever,Y canclldlile for weU u the Uiie of lnallclous or public of!lce ~. tlje United unfounded accuaatlons against ONLY Sislea hu a mor11 obllpiton to any canclldlole which aim at obeerve and uphold, In on1er cre•tlng . II' esplolUrig doubts that, after vi&OI'<IIIIIy con~ without :justlfllli.ilon" aj to lib but fairly conducted cam· loyally and pilrlolilm. "I shall Cood«nn any appeal to prejudice jlued on race, Harrisonville M011_thw~ cre.l, or DiUonal !Jrlgjn. . . Society News "I aball condenin any · · ciJahmest or. unelbleal,pnctict Mr. and Mn. Wa)'111 Am- which lendl to COfl'!,lpt or un· ' lblry of GallJpollund Mr. llld deoJllne 'Americian · Mn. Norman Will and Mr. and of Mn. Glen Jewell were SQbday peals at the HalBdayoAWDI ' liame and VIrgil received a the · ...... card lllowtr 011 hll blr· '"l llldly 'l'uelclv· Be wu vlllted ~~~:~~ lblll by Stella AWns IJid Giorta, dl Lla .Uildaand Paul .ad . 1.99 ONE·A•DAY ·· VITAMINS .· PRELL CONCENTRATE LARGE SIZE REGUlAR 1.09 ONLY 66e -- --- --CREST x:LA - TOOTH PASTE lll!d• " ' . (Save 1.00) HAND CREAM With Dispenser Reg. 2.95 Now Only 195 • ~RirE~~~DE---------,2e5-0--~ MATatiNG SPRAY DUSTING POWDER --------------·~~~~;~~.~~-:;4 REVlDN INTIMATE TOILET WATER SPRAY TEARDROPBOTn.E '' '. V~ 'fMu~;•., :~J 2·;; 'l. '<1----1' ~ At The Farmers Ba·nk f''·, 'I 1i "•, I ' · ~ ·. ,,......\' ' ) ~ ' ~~ Johnson & Johnson 4.19 COSMETIC 1~ 19 Now ONLY FFS 39~ SUPER SCOPE .& Gargle - REG. ' f . .' ' ' .' ' ' ., ' '"~ at ~himllul, -.a .~ feel Vlrlllla 1!i1J illi.'lbe l'OIId to bo'IIU ' ....... ... -, . ~· ~-We oyllet ~ Gil tva n ~lion !o·l-1•.1 to the 'whiclll ' ,·'1, · dldale 9fftce· free '12" x 5 Yards REG. 35' an •xtra right hand playtex• . ' living• 1 , . ,, SPRAY DEODORANT 1.99 ·Jrn. Rulba.- dlqbW>; ADHESIVE TAPE ~lven·wlth !he purchaH of a DRY-BAN .... ,_ REGUlAR 1~1 · >JfR$~ 1R -~ ' ' - 1.19 4 glove 6~ SUPER ANAHIST COLD •eo· ,_,, 20's TAILITS n• �,I. .t. .,. I' '! ; ,'~' .. ·~· ".,~. .··.~::.:'lbt~~n.~l1u~=~J~~~~~2 t L' • .... ' ' I ' ' Items Asked·~- · . social··, . ~ ·~. 21st is IJfUJl !• ~~=~·'=~=:=f~~~~:!: ~.,\jg~r·e' n. da· r: ~- ' ' Beat.... !lith the ~ i:OuiJ.IrJ iatr at the~~ ~ Mental Heallli qent.r bf''Caalrlbu!IJW -~ llellll willch can be Of the ·Bend"· ~•: ·~ ~. Melp Br Bob Hoeflich Colmtr 'eon~ ehalfman ~n. Meantime, Mrl. Rus,wll's husband, Truman, Is slayin,B In Columbul dlll'ing hll wife's hoopitallzatlon. Mrl. RuaseU's room number Is 1107. :l • .•, ·' 'I ·,I ·:· l 1111! MEIGS COUNI'Y FARM BUREAU has purdlased lor e1ch me111ber a dandy safely sign. One side of the sign has a bright red stop sign and tile other side a Farm Bureau member emblem. The signs are free of charge Ill members and are made to wtlllatand weather lor seversl yean. The Farm Bureau Board urges members Ill stop by Land· mark oo E. Main In Pomeroy and pick up tbelr signs Ill' use at thelr lliveways, lanes ..cl roads. cpenttons. Bwllneas education students of Don Wolle will tum oot tn'Vitallonllll be aent Ill aeveral h111dred residents before curtain 11mB aad Wolfe will bead the sale of advance tldtata lor the show. Incldent.IIJ, realdmts can save liS cents on each advanee ticket pu'dlaaad. Tlcbts will be offered at 110 cents fll' students, ldgh ldloollevel bJdlwled, 81111 fl for adulta lilrinc the advance sale. ~~~~5\'lll.l Coa::h Cllarlo• 8lldltlr'lum fll' the ..,...tog ol the new ~ the AltieUc Board. Chancey wtU ........ prepartton of tile lint mn!!Cial to be staged lbere since tbe lchool. ''fling" Is the Meigs Local School District Rummage for Sale New Haven Mrs. Rauel1 M...,., way• IIIII meiU ehalrmo of the •..:-::~e~· !~dleth:!·!~~-~ 'lbt atthechtlhollle. Meplberato t.te Items lor sale, MJ,. Lam' WeiJnlne, Yk:e Swllhlne a1sters to be revealed. =I~~~:: . SEIIVICE TEAM, Blc Bend .... · ..;;•.,. Nelghbllrhood Girl Scoots 9 ;:t~~~':"_;;;; a.m. Tlnarada1 at the hllmt of .............. ........i-A' waa • ....,.......1 to.,.. .,..,...- ...... Mn. WUUam Oblinger. tile material. The work LEE BIJIINEM guest .,wer lchedule lor tile l'1lllimase llle at 1!10 p.m. Thursday at WIB _ _ __.· The 1116 will be Pomeroy Lower Ugh! Qlurch heldi;"a'm'N!Idayintlle on Harrilolivllle Road. Smith ......... Seeond Sl NO INJTIATORY eerempn!ea Porriaar - • 1111 ·• when Evangeline Cliapter 172 Mrl Neu'""•• and OES meets at Middleport Mn 'w~ ~:.U. fl!asonlc Temple Thursday hll.._lor .the lltll meetiDI evening: regUlar business, aef.T,;i;..u were aened by. however. Mn."li:dtrard Wella 11111 Mn FJUIIAY Don McKIQbt to those aamed WEEKEND REVIVAL at MI. and Mrs. Marlball Kllll, Mn. Olive Cburclt, LDng Bottom, WUiard Boyer, titu; Don starting Friday at 7:30 p.m. COilbll, Mn. Gearge lfol!man, Public welcome, slates Mn. Raymond BaliJ, Mn. Lawrence Blllh, paator. Olarln Hoffman, Mn. Roaa1d DANCE FRIDAY following Brownlna, and l\lra. Ella both poised away, but the Meigs Football same, Pomeroy Gilmore. \ family, eoottnulng the reunion, Junior High School; Jays w gathered at a roadside park emeee; II)Kil80I'ed by Meigs between Belle Valley and High School cbeerleadera. Caldwell on Sept. !Al to play SATURDAY games and talk over old limes. HIGH SCHOOL dance party GUESTS AT DINNER At noon a W'ge picnic dinner Saturday 8 to 11 p.m. Pomeroy Sunday dinner gueata of Mr. wu enjoyed by these lamfUes: Junior High School; Jays 111 and Mrs. WUU'I'I' Kin8 and Mr.andMrs.OrlandoHoachar, emcee. family, MiddlepOrt RD, were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoschar, DANCE SATURDAY B·30 Ill Mr. and Mrs. Steve Flnlaw and Mr. and Mrs. Larry McComu 11 30 Royal Oak' ·Park Mrs. BertbaMUboan. Afternoon and son Bean, Pt. Pleaaant; = p.m., visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Geraldine and Betty Hoachar, sponsored by cheerlea~era. WUUam BaUey, Rodney and : .. iamea at,tlle~~· . FC.. 111111)' years children of the lite Mr 1 8J!d Mra. A. G. ,HOIChar aelulde Wli day of 111e Yll!l' for the enUre lamUy to meet to honor 1M!r parenta. ·Mr. and Mrs. Hflchar bave Pomeroy.... . - -- - • Polly's Problem - - - - • DEAR POLLY-Trouble wltb our coal fut1111Ct caused rusty water to drain OD the ~ent I tried usinJI detergents to remove tbes slalna but they do not nib out. llOea anyone bow I could do tbls!-MRS. C. S. n-. so fabulous I'm SPEECHLESSI" . You tlllnk prlce1 can 1• only ONE wey • ; • II'? Not ,..,., ..,.,. .r,ou II'Y. any ~/J!Illt at any price ••• contoi l~ ••• taka a 10M; lon1 look at MODERN CARPET - IIMIIIe ftont Mantanta CADO~ NYLON · You'll , pinch vountlf to make ..... oW.kit: . ·- . Birthday Celeb111ted Salisbury· The lint birthday ol Rhonda Fern SWank, aka Ula Fern Renee Rathburn was celebrated Swank, to MUton Miller, Naomi with a fam117 party Monday MUier, .Sec., Orange. evening at 111e home of her Fern Swank aka lJJah Fern parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Swank Ill Wanda Lewis, 8 A., E. Rathburn, ouver St., MidOrange. dleport. Charles L. Neuman, Mrs. Rathburn lti'Vf1 calle, Margaret M. Newnan to Leota Ice cream, mints and punch to Gordon H. Collins, Cella B. Cooper, Deed of Correction, Mr. and Mrs. Herachel GUlley, Collins Ill William J . Edwards, Syracuse.AI Frank Rathburn, Mr. and Mrs. Beverly A. Edwards, 15 A., Susan berta RawJings "' Wes Gilkey, Mrs. Hurley Olive. James H. Rickman, Patricia Gilkey, Mrs. Roxie Oller. Elwood Howard , Clara Ann Rickman, Lot, Middleport. Unable to attand but sendln& a Howard to Clillord Whltllngwn, Gary Freeman, Carol Sue gilt was the youngster's ::.~'-G~ -~ttlng~· a_A:·_::.:;ldrtE·:,GI=.or:: lr·~~otl!er, Mrs. Dorothy Gilbert E. Spencer, Mary Lou '·· ' ~ n~J!ICJfil!'RM ,nM Spencer to James W. Ebersbach, Lola I. Ebersbach, .1>5 A., Chesler. Continuing strong support of the Republican Josephine H. Kibble to Administration in Meigs County should almost Denver P. Staley, Wtlma L. guarantee that our county will move Into first Staley, Parcels, Orange. place- first place in low economic standards, Trus. of SaUsbury Twp., to that Is. After all. that support has us In second State of Ohio, R-W., Saltabury. place now; . Trus. of SaUsbury Twp. Ill Vote Democratic Stale of Ohio, 282 sq. ft., on Nov. 3 SaUsbury. Pd. Pol . Adv. by John D. Ridgway, DO., Ill O. A.canaday Hattie Ridgway, 1.35 A,, Meigs John PoweU Is a medical Amtrlcaa ~poo Aulllary, patient at Pleasant Valley Drew Welloter Pall 19, 181d Hollpltal, Wedaeaday a 1'1111111111• 'sale Mr. and Mrl. John Glass of wm be held Salllrday from 9 Point Pleasant were recent to 5 p.m. In the 8mhll bulldlal 8UIIIII of Mrl. J. V. McGrew. oa Eul Se<oad st., Pomeroy. • SberJI !IAiulh, daughter of Ia addllloa to ..e 11111111 Mr. and Mrl. Donald F. Roush, rnm....,..lleml, 111m will be feU laat Tlielday whlle playing blink$, ldlcllea llemllllll • atiChool. She wu trea!Alllat 81. JOIIph Roapllal In Parkers- 11e1111 - -iw · ·the ..... '" tosale. aale are he hlq. lakeD lo the hulllll•l Iller Mr. and Mrl. Otto Grimm of Z:ll ,.m. Friday. New Haven and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond ~ of Parkers- ~~#~m?.u..t.-.::>..-w:--:::-.:;::~~:',.z::: burg spent last weekend Yilltlng with Mre. Clair Homer Plellrau v.u.,. Hospital at canton, 0. ADMISSIONS - Rodman WUUam Powell, young son of Forbl•, ~on; Mrs. Harold Mr. and Mrs. WUUam Powan, Sturgeon, Mrs. John 1\(cJr. wua recent medical patient Durmltt, Reece Williams, at Pleulnl Vallsy Hoapltal. Gregory Hughes, all Pl. . Mn. WlWam Garfield and Pleaaant; Mrs. Joseph Ellis, daughter, Carol Ann, have Cottageville; Richard Carsoo, returned Ill their home tn Pitta- Muon; Sandra Rush, ~tart. burgh, after vtaitlng the lor- DISCHARGES - David mer'• perenta, Mr. and Mrs. Forshee, Paul Buck, William wnuam Chiller. Rll'rer, Berry Pittman. ..' .• r••,'" Property Transfers · '.'I· "-. " .,:_•.- ..':!' - ' ~· ) ~' . • ·J." ;· · _ · By Charlene Hoeflich . _..,• • - . - ... _ , ..... ._. YRR ~ ... .,._1 :· ·: ~!f,jltjlen reponalbWtlea llld tbl girl aut laWJ. : , The ~ badge waa eamed -by the pis wllo made : polholden,',tablicloths, and tote bilp. Thelr latest erafl project f. _. 'SQ.,D. • ,_ lludled tbltuanp!l eue ol lhefla8, tile fla& eeteniOil1, clti""Wblp . _: ';" _ ·t IW:INETROOPII7 • ~Smith lumell OYI!Ir fT,U to the Raci1:» Troop 1J7 at a :. ~lhlaweektobeuaedlorthepurchueofalroopOaB. . ~ eo"....-'bottle d""'-the -~,__.,..., . y ...,._ Capl _.,. •mmeru"'"""'"""'" lbe redeeriled wtlll Royal erown Bottling eo. The 20 member& o1 tbe''ltllop bawl noir completed requ1remen1a for·lbe active dtlun and. --o... h • ..._, To --""'lor .... ~live ct"-- be...., th.- . . . . 99 I •·, ry·' DIa ,-;' · , ,I. I long-wearfna static and soil rtsisting HADDON HALL s.~c·,'.. · ·o u· PerSollal Notes '· ~)lion : - a decftted jewelry box. NO MOIIUDWII. - Up:lol pan Ill PIIJ• . Rallu n..l IS. Plan' ed '1 ua1 n The MmUa1 r•llu da• 'lb41Jlrla -~ II lilt Legion Hill. . .. . . __ ." :)1·~= ·. Plullltiilrwltt ~IIJBoKI_TROOPT=~ !e and'Dorelha RobliNI . ~ Into JIIII!L'41blp ata meetlnf·(lf ~·.~~ 1 .. •. - ;-· I I · .... .,:,:"'.i, to Tilt '' H~~~pltal, Bdwlrd Caba, Waldo. WWial!ll: recreation loader, Mrs. ·Ray Foi , devotloul l!eader, Mrl. <:ecrae Carlon, . ,and reportera, r.ira. John ·,'. .'·' Manhail andwere Mrs:l\lt*. RaJJ);lrotby Fox.. Altandinl 'Cirtwrtsht1 l\lra. EvelyD Stewart, Mrs. Matilda Noble, Roberta YOYD:S, Mrs. ftudalu;·, Ml'l· Joyci FIIK, Mn. Malilll ' •:f!:~"!- ': ' ' '.l1 ifi. ,; -i ,'' ·-, l daughter Wendy, Warreni Mr. and Mrs. Gene North and Educatlon ferns. Also ~d VESTS av sondlng your ~':u ~~·:~~~: :~ :Jr MONDAY modern DRESS SHOP mothods =~drf•::~, :arod':~ And tlooned tlothu. BEAUTY S'l ON· HOME lAUNDRY nigh::t,~h:om:e~of~Mrt~.~Mary:~;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~=~~;;Ma;i;n;&;Sy;c~am~o~r~ed 320N.2ndAve. Marlin. POMEROY ::::'::i:Nu~::t: ... p·- .-- · ~ Chrissie, aU of Canal Fulton, , Ohio. The families wiD meet next year attllesamelocatioo on the lut Sunday In Auguat. DUES DUE TODAY All garden club aasoclatlon dues, county, regional and alate, are due today, Mrs. Fred Blaettnar, Meigs County contact chairman, annoonced . \ ~ ~ 0 ~ ' ' • "' ""''""''" · '"""" · ' Earn Interest On . .!.li Your Savings Account ~t,.e FROM DAlE OF DEPOSIT SALE ON SATURDAY A rummage aale wiU be held Saturday In llle Jones bulldlns llhove the Court stnet barbershop .In ~eroy I by tile Meigs CoUnty Salon,,Eight 81111 Forty. " At Pomeroy National Bank r'REVIVAL' !'"'!J'SERVICE -----.. • - Effective October 1, 1970, we will compute Interest DAI~ Y on our savings pass book accounts, at the annual rate of 4 per cent. Interest will continue to be credited to your account quarterly. ·svracup 01urch of N•zar.ene · Ev~~iJ ' Rtv. 0. 0. ~Kiillof Qtlrlel_ton, W. Yo. Spiclll'll= illlll!lly $till.~ . Oct. 4 . 7:11~.M. · Rt\1. Mo~I · IArlmO(e l .· ' ' ' ' _, ~ PUlor· - .. By Computing Your Interest - ' 'lbt DAILY Any deposit made (luring the will earn -Interest: from deposit, compared with balance for the quarter. ' . \~ ai1d lelevJilon,~ died , · ~"rl~;~ - ·_. ,ou2. "'. 'f......11~• . . _.... '1. ' ... .,_ ( -~~~~.\' ,.. ·.. •:.~<tif,'' J ' ·~J . ., - •, ( ' . ' · ~·. "" v18lr. 'Me- APACHE JEWELRY ARE IN ... CLEANERS DEATIIS REDUCED ROI'ARY ME£111 COLUMBUS'(UPI) -Traffic NEW HAVEN regular deallll,l.JI',~~·dropped about ' dinner meeting of tile New U ' pei" eilnt Ill the lint nllle · Haven Rotary Club Thursday m011tba',.ol 1'111 Oc.mpared with · Mllbla wu followed by a shll'l l!le Ml)le • .\*iOd 1aat year, ~ IOtlion. Guest~ wen ~ W,Hichfty !Wety Slm! Moore, pretldent llf_the ~lOr JiiiiTeli Nelll!lil. A total Jnter-Ad Club, of wablma· .~ ~ were kliJed In .lltch School, and the , .,·.. ' dWiiis weekend I*IOds In _ildvlsor, Mr. Wa1~::~~1hnle'91W'flln o1 this Jlotarlans preaent were,ll D"'· ~' Nelsoo Uld. ,Roush, James Roush, ~ · · ,Layne, Harry Ml~~l~ ·~. Art Thsbet, lliCit ~ , IIOR'I'ON DIES lies, Rome WllllaaJaoll, CHOLLYWOOD (UPI) ., Raynes, R~•ell omedtan Edward EV4!tetrl • t, Donald F~ Horliln, ior more tban haD · • ~ Larry Sturm. · century a ·•ata~ of theater l In VESTS S. VESTS - lrlnged crocheted In many colors Sued~. vests with molchlng Apache hats and bags . And th~ new wet look" vinvl vests. ·' .e Orion 5.95 to 15.00 8 . 30~ :!:e~= ~ • · ANNUAL meeting, Metga eo ty wc:ru Sunda 2 WI • Y• p.m. at Pomeroy Baptist Church. !&a. beautiful colors. MEIG!l BAND Tag Day, Saturday· TUESDAY FALL CARNIVAL, Saturday, POMEROY Chapter 116, Racine Gra=:vl, 8:30p.m. O.E.S., 7:411 p.m. Tuesday; HOMECOMING s H m1 ~ UNDAY, annual reports, elllctlon of ofst!r oc. 0 rove Chw·ch, ficers. 1 i ' r a noon, :.U~t%'"t::~.:ogram, 2 p.m. ~. . . . . ~ PONCHOS In gay knits. Plain colort and figured pat: · · - - . . : : . - .. . ..,._.._,__,.."'"'" Eut - ·'Q rrle JQIIc, 1 • . '-ed .-n; ' - "~ put Jaonorad qae. f1 a.a.J 62 and a put Grilli! W (I Ohio honored, tillleili Emma 1t. a,.tl!w,l!!.t• ....,. dian; Thoma• Edft!W, ' •w!ate ~: and Mn. Elsie Smith, a put quarda, Tl\e 11t11 JJle!!ing Will lllirWtced lor Oct1 '12. li.ll... SouGordthem MU81c by Rlla,Brett Mr. and Mrs. Bill Carter on HighSchool. Fox and Bored of and FELLOWSHIP meeting, children Elaine, Mitchell, Brian Monday, 7:30p.m. at MI. Olive and Valerie Girard . Mr and Church, Long Bottom. Mrs. LyUe cruidren MEIGS COUNTY Salon 710, Becky, Billy and Mike, CUnwn, Eight and Forty, 7=30 Monday w~ puhUc Is ln'Viled. &utdoy ICIIIII40 Ovw'r leiit Houae litllrnrdl lor a JuB:. ~. 'nlal ,.,._ llllr howled .at ~ ~ , _ 88 atrlllftd bf-..:.. O!l'lft ' her JloBard and daughter Stacy J._ FOREMA.N & ABIO:ff ... r==-=·H.l.h'. belor' ,returning relurDed hllmt recently fl'om a ve-. have been !eadar; . ' .- , .' ,Mr. IDil Mrs. G. M .: Byera of · Alililiinllllc<iDinunlty.afetywupreaentedandpalrlil wvrk , Mll!!ral )'alia, W.Va.; Mr. and · . , . . wlllwllrk ~ requlremeotl fQr Mrs. MJriln F. Byera of ol awaru . set for the flnt -ling In Cobnnbul and their aon, nat.o111Nkl•"',"·redl~l'l\dwl!b . ~,. tow~=:re= . · IW'Ylile Lewla 'Caln and her daughter, of Ca4elll Jfrs. lloi'olbf Burdlell and c:1nlreh chlldru1 Donnie, Kenny, • JOIII(Iblnt ol a.!;lre; lllarvln W. ~ and pandaoll, Cecil McCoy,.~ · , Clyde Jlen. dlnon, Walburn, Mr. llid Mrs. ~ . L. Hornaby and aon, Jackie, IIIII ~ and ·~Troop &Wednesday night at the hOme aUfrs. ; . Mary Charlealiln; and Martha Hoachar - Dunbar· Mr d Mre ' ' · an · Jerry Mont&omery and son Jell, Parkersburg; Mr. and Mrs. John H. Coleman, Mr. a11d Mrs. John W. Coleman, Dallle Schwartz, Ed Mcinnis, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brown and daughter connie Maaalllon· Mr. and Mrs. narid I.eapu..; andCiarenceNoland,Alllance; Mr. and Mrs. Don Tolbert and children, Debbie and Donnie, North Industry, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Claude Shaler and daughters Colleen and Chrissie, Mrs. -Darlene Bays and 111111 _ _, ' ·~ wiU be oblervad .lllndaf at tile RodE Sprincs Untied Methodist Church. Wll'lhtp services at 1:30 a. m. will be followed by 8111111., llchool at 10:15. There will be a bullet dinner at 1101111 ~by games lor aU agea. A prosr~m · of music will be ,_ted during the~. Pile Ponchos :'- ~lilll·l:I'be lliiclue Amlrk:&ll Allllllary 11p011110t1 the troop SlrqandfamllytiPolntRock Sfron&ofWlllravllle,and Jarrott ' Ohio; Robert ln.P.blllpFisb~~~rindMrs.KatbleenMorrlaaretheleadtrs. LyUe, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley 1: MIDDLEPORT, 0. , .~ Mr. and Mrs. Elza Gilmore ' Jr. aon, M1lte and Mlas Rhea Mora accompanied Roger Gl1l1wn to Columbus Sunday ~. be Ia enrolled at Ohio State_Unlvmlty. Enroute tnme they·~ In Atbei!a to Yilll Joe Glhllct~. Rick Gilmore of Chillicothe spent tile weekend bert'11illlnchllparenta. Mrl. Don Allen; the former Emily Boatman, and her da~lef,Mrs.NancyAIIredof Lanham,Md.,are•u••tsofMr. ·and ~· Manning Webeter. Also here Yillllng Is Mlas VIda ~ who spent the month of September in MarYiand visiting her nephew, ElUson Boalmen, and Mrs. Anen. Mlas Boho Is Ylaltlng her _alster, Mrs. Gell'ge Van Zandl, Cheshire, Joe =~~~ ,, , • h R , Se . ar eumon on pt 20 Hose Mill. MAXINE GRIFFll'll AND DAOOHJER, KareD, were dellShtsd with the 1110111 graclilu trealment they and over 1,000 other memben and guesls attendlnS tile National Alsoclatton of Bank Women, Inc., convenUon In Washlngtonrecelvad from Mrs. Richard Nbwn. Mrs. Nixon held a recepUon lor tlqe attending tile cooventlon and waa In the receiving Une Ill' over two hours shaking bands with those present. This waa reported aa tbe largest group ever Ill attend one of Mre. Nixon's receptions. JnctdentaUy, Mrs. Nbon mce worked in a bank in Iowa. EVERYTJDNG'S COMIN' UP ~ 6Jr tbe "FaU Fling" Mllllcal of the Big Bend Minslre1 Alsoclallon Ill be held Oct. 22 and Oct. 2ht the new Meigs High School. Dllvld Bowen, Instrumental Instructor, has a pit band In reheanal with tbe band Ill accompany II011lO vocsl numbers •• well u tile three dance linea of the show. Mrs. OUve Weber Is show accmopanlat. Dance Unes for the new musical are Ill be larger - 24 girls wiD open the show -but not as numeroua u In past productloos. Coleen OhUnger and Becky Anderson are providing the clnrqraphy for the linea which wiD be wrapped up next Tuesday night. In addltlon to the Uneslmn the aasoclalion, a tap Une from the dance school of Gloria Buck will be featured . Theoew art departmental the Met,all!ghSchoolls billy alao with aspecls of U•e shaw. In addition "' maklng props and stage decll'aUons, the classes are maldng posters Ill get practice not only ID the drawing and design but In lellerlng. The atudenla wiU aeleet the business locaUons wbere tllelr poaters - oome pretty clever ClllOS - wiD be displayed. Mrl. Marg- EUa ~Awls, art lnalruclll', II supervtslng the otudents In tbelr phase of tile show The lor country,lalr will he held lltt!f Wdeil cllllil. III'Viaes tbal : Thuraday,Ocl.l51rci!n fa.m. to local clubB Itt bebif ubd 10 · 4 p.m. In tile a•wlllllrlum. ~ ~~Ia, buiiJI, dried l Melga eounf"gardel) clubB IUillrialli H~lllilll for .winter are ubd to bilie their eon. ar ' ·'d ~ bull . ranae,1~1e~... 1ee a, Cw•• ttl ons at tbe hoopital on · tal lim: and 1 prepared' Wedneaday, Oct. 14, or early fFIIllelllellla for the country Thuraday DlOI'Illng. lair. · • 'lbolalrw!Ufeatureavarlety Ploeteda tldl year have been of bootba. Antlquea, odds and ~ for a riew inter·Falth ends, a Dower mart, hala, tee cbapel .lor the patients._ The cream, arts and eralta, handIa,~ A~ of the Health work, 111111 homemade Clllldlea 'Cent,r ~uaUy IIPOnaol'i the wiU he fll' sale. Among those ey.t with tile proceeds being working at tile country fair wiD ~to purcllw Items for tile be Miss SaUy Schaaf, fonnerly palltDII not lncUided In lhe tu of Middleport, who will be ~~ ~e'l. _ aaslallng Mrs. Thelma Risley laqea! portion of the with a sandwich stand. l'omero): Councilwoman EbJ!a RuaaeU Is coaflned to Rl'mllde Mellwdlsl Hoopital In ColUmbus wbere sh~ Is undergoing a lel'les of IIIII. Mrl. Ruuell was Yilltsd at tile haopltal Tlielday by ber deqblerlnlhor>in-law,Mr.and Mrs. I'll NMlllling, wllo were In Oolumbuil with tbelr IIIII, J~. '!'bey aJao Yilltsd Mr. and Mrl, J. C. .! set Pie..._ for Ditmer AHanlllrli!lll dlnllelo 011 Oct. 21 Ohltgalion night •ea obIRne ..,.._, banOred . . . , aumJ!arr.haauedlhemoneyto · at tbe P!lilll ~ sened when Bethel ei. ,iJD- ~-~ 11!1 ~~.. . purehaae . .vltf(\!1 111111, lana, . . t'inJIW)AY waa plannl\l :~~r tile Sew-Rite ternattonal Order of Jolif ibried tile pi, 4!111 -. . and an 1111~. 'l'IIIJ have LAUREL CLIFF Better Sewing Club Wedneldey night Daugli.en, met Monday lll8iJI .pattplalll' ~ ~~~~. lllimHlke and ' '' National. ' ,. \ .. 'I_,. 'i ' • • " ~!1. ' ~ \ ~·, ,, . -1)1' \ ' ,.., "'"· ,,, ~.,..c · �,I. .t. .,. I' '! ; ,'~' .. ·~· ".,~. .··.~::.:'lbt~~n.~l1u~=~J~~~~~2 t L' • .... ' ' I ' ' Items Asked·~- · . social··, . ~ ·~. 21st is IJfUJl !• ~~=~·'=~=:=f~~~~:!: ~.,\jg~r·e' n. da· r: ~- ' ' Beat.... !lith the ~ i:OuiJ.IrJ iatr at the~~ ~ Mental Heallli qent.r bf''Caalrlbu!IJW -~ llellll willch can be Of the ·Bend"· ~•: ·~ ~. Melp Br Bob Hoeflich Colmtr 'eon~ ehalfman ~n. Meantime, Mrl. Rus,wll's husband, Truman, Is slayin,B In Columbul dlll'ing hll wife's hoopitallzatlon. Mrl. RuaseU's room number Is 1107. :l • .•, ·' 'I ·,I ·:· l 1111! MEIGS COUNI'Y FARM BUREAU has purdlased lor e1ch me111ber a dandy safely sign. One side of the sign has a bright red stop sign and tile other side a Farm Bureau member emblem. The signs are free of charge Ill members and are made to wtlllatand weather lor seversl yean. The Farm Bureau Board urges members Ill stop by Land· mark oo E. Main In Pomeroy and pick up tbelr signs Ill' use at thelr lliveways, lanes ..cl roads. cpenttons. Bwllneas education students of Don Wolle will tum oot tn'Vitallonllll be aent Ill aeveral h111dred residents before curtain 11mB aad Wolfe will bead the sale of advance tldtata lor the show. Incldent.IIJ, realdmts can save liS cents on each advanee ticket pu'dlaaad. Tlcbts will be offered at 110 cents fll' students, ldgh ldloollevel bJdlwled, 81111 fl for adulta lilrinc the advance sale. ~~~~5\'lll.l Coa::h Cllarlo• 8lldltlr'lum fll' the ..,...tog ol the new ~ the AltieUc Board. Chancey wtU ........ prepartton of tile lint mn!!Cial to be staged lbere since tbe lchool. ''fling" Is the Meigs Local School District Rummage for Sale New Haven Mrs. Rauel1 M...,., way• IIIII meiU ehalrmo of the •..:-::~e~· !~dleth:!·!~~-~ 'lbt atthechtlhollle. Meplberato t.te Items lor sale, MJ,. Lam' WeiJnlne, Yk:e Swllhlne a1sters to be revealed. =I~~~:: . SEIIVICE TEAM, Blc Bend .... · ..;;•.,. Nelghbllrhood Girl Scoots 9 ;:t~~~':"_;;;; a.m. Tlnarada1 at the hllmt of .............. ........i-A' waa • ....,.......1 to.,.. .,..,...- ...... Mn. WUUam Oblinger. tile material. The work LEE BIJIINEM guest .,wer lchedule lor tile l'1lllimase llle at 1!10 p.m. Thursday at WIB _ _ __.· The 1116 will be Pomeroy Lower Ugh! Qlurch heldi;"a'm'N!Idayintlle on Harrilolivllle Road. Smith ......... Seeond Sl NO INJTIATORY eerempn!ea Porriaar - • 1111 ·• when Evangeline Cliapter 172 Mrl Neu'""•• and OES meets at Middleport Mn 'w~ ~:.U. fl!asonlc Temple Thursday hll.._lor .the lltll meetiDI evening: regUlar business, aef.T,;i;..u were aened by. however. Mn."li:dtrard Wella 11111 Mn FJUIIAY Don McKIQbt to those aamed WEEKEND REVIVAL at MI. and Mrs. Marlball Kllll, Mn. Olive Cburclt, LDng Bottom, WUiard Boyer, titu; Don starting Friday at 7:30 p.m. COilbll, Mn. Gearge lfol!man, Public welcome, slates Mn. Raymond BaliJ, Mn. Lawrence Blllh, paator. Olarln Hoffman, Mn. Roaa1d DANCE FRIDAY following Brownlna, and l\lra. Ella both poised away, but the Meigs Football same, Pomeroy Gilmore. \ family, eoottnulng the reunion, Junior High School; Jays w gathered at a roadside park emeee; II)Kil80I'ed by Meigs between Belle Valley and High School cbeerleadera. Caldwell on Sept. !Al to play SATURDAY games and talk over old limes. HIGH SCHOOL dance party GUESTS AT DINNER At noon a W'ge picnic dinner Saturday 8 to 11 p.m. Pomeroy Sunday dinner gueata of Mr. wu enjoyed by these lamfUes: Junior High School; Jays 111 and Mrs. WUU'I'I' Kin8 and Mr.andMrs.OrlandoHoachar, emcee. family, MiddlepOrt RD, were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hoschar, DANCE SATURDAY B·30 Ill Mr. and Mrs. Steve Flnlaw and Mr. and Mrs. Larry McComu 11 30 Royal Oak' ·Park Mrs. BertbaMUboan. Afternoon and son Bean, Pt. Pleaaant; = p.m., visitors were Mr. and Mrs. Geraldine and Betty Hoachar, sponsored by cheerlea~era. WUUam BaUey, Rodney and : .. iamea at,tlle~~· . FC.. 111111)' years children of the lite Mr 1 8J!d Mra. A. G. ,HOIChar aelulde Wli day of 111e Yll!l' for the enUre lamUy to meet to honor 1M!r parenta. ·Mr. and Mrs. Hflchar bave Pomeroy.... . - -- - • Polly's Problem - - - - • DEAR POLLY-Trouble wltb our coal fut1111Ct caused rusty water to drain OD the ~ent I tried usinJI detergents to remove tbes slalna but they do not nib out. llOea anyone bow I could do tbls!-MRS. C. S. n-. so fabulous I'm SPEECHLESSI" . You tlllnk prlce1 can 1• only ONE wey • ; • II'? Not ,..,., ..,.,. .r,ou II'Y. any ~/J!Illt at any price ••• contoi l~ ••• taka a 10M; lon1 look at MODERN CARPET - IIMIIIe ftont Mantanta CADO~ NYLON · You'll , pinch vountlf to make ..... oW.kit: . ·- . Birthday Celeb111ted Salisbury· The lint birthday ol Rhonda Fern SWank, aka Ula Fern Renee Rathburn was celebrated Swank, to MUton Miller, Naomi with a fam117 party Monday MUier, .Sec., Orange. evening at 111e home of her Fern Swank aka lJJah Fern parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Swank Ill Wanda Lewis, 8 A., E. Rathburn, ouver St., MidOrange. dleport. Charles L. Neuman, Mrs. Rathburn lti'Vf1 calle, Margaret M. Newnan to Leota Ice cream, mints and punch to Gordon H. Collins, Cella B. Cooper, Deed of Correction, Mr. and Mrs. Herachel GUlley, Collins Ill William J . Edwards, Syracuse.AI Frank Rathburn, Mr. and Mrs. Beverly A. Edwards, 15 A., Susan berta RawJings "' Wes Gilkey, Mrs. Hurley Olive. James H. Rickman, Patricia Gilkey, Mrs. Roxie Oller. Elwood Howard , Clara Ann Rickman, Lot, Middleport. Unable to attand but sendln& a Howard to Clillord Whltllngwn, Gary Freeman, Carol Sue gilt was the youngster's ::.~'-G~ -~ttlng~· a_A:·_::.:;ldrtE·:,GI=.or:: lr·~~otl!er, Mrs. Dorothy Gilbert E. Spencer, Mary Lou '·· ' ~ n~J!ICJfil!'RM ,nM Spencer to James W. Ebersbach, Lola I. Ebersbach, .1>5 A., Chesler. Continuing strong support of the Republican Josephine H. Kibble to Administration in Meigs County should almost Denver P. Staley, Wtlma L. guarantee that our county will move Into first Staley, Parcels, Orange. place- first place in low economic standards, Trus. of SaUsbury Twp., to that Is. After all. that support has us In second State of Ohio, R-W., Saltabury. place now; . Trus. of SaUsbury Twp. Ill Vote Democratic Stale of Ohio, 282 sq. ft., on Nov. 3 SaUsbury. Pd. Pol . Adv. by John D. Ridgway, DO., Ill O. A.canaday Hattie Ridgway, 1.35 A,, Meigs John PoweU Is a medical Amtrlcaa ~poo Aulllary, patient at Pleasant Valley Drew Welloter Pall 19, 181d Hollpltal, Wedaeaday a 1'1111111111• 'sale Mr. and Mrl. John Glass of wm be held Salllrday from 9 Point Pleasant were recent to 5 p.m. In the 8mhll bulldlal 8UIIIII of Mrl. J. V. McGrew. oa Eul Se<oad st., Pomeroy. • SberJI !IAiulh, daughter of Ia addllloa to ..e 11111111 Mr. and Mrl. Donald F. Roush, rnm....,..lleml, 111m will be feU laat Tlielday whlle playing blink$, ldlcllea llemllllll • atiChool. She wu trea!Alllat 81. JOIIph Roapllal In Parkers- 11e1111 - -iw · ·the ..... '" tosale. aale are he hlq. lakeD lo the hulllll•l Iller Mr. and Mrl. Otto Grimm of Z:ll ,.m. Friday. New Haven and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond ~ of Parkers- ~~#~m?.u..t.-.::>..-w:--:::-.:;::~~:',.z::: burg spent last weekend Yilltlng with Mre. Clair Homer Plellrau v.u.,. Hospital at canton, 0. ADMISSIONS - Rodman WUUam Powell, young son of Forbl•, ~on; Mrs. Harold Mr. and Mrs. WUUam Powan, Sturgeon, Mrs. John 1\(cJr. wua recent medical patient Durmltt, Reece Williams, at Pleulnl Vallsy Hoapltal. Gregory Hughes, all Pl. . Mn. WlWam Garfield and Pleaaant; Mrs. Joseph Ellis, daughter, Carol Ann, have Cottageville; Richard Carsoo, returned Ill their home tn Pitta- Muon; Sandra Rush, ~tart. burgh, after vtaitlng the lor- DISCHARGES - David mer'• perenta, Mr. and Mrs. Forshee, Paul Buck, William wnuam Chiller. Rll'rer, Berry Pittman. ..' .• r••,'" Property Transfers · '.'I· "-. " .,:_•.- ..':!' - ' ~· ) ~' . • ·J." ;· · _ · By Charlene Hoeflich . _..,• • - . - ... _ , ..... ._. YRR ~ ... .,._1 :· ·: ~!f,jltjlen reponalbWtlea llld tbl girl aut laWJ. : , The ~ badge waa eamed -by the pis wllo made : polholden,',tablicloths, and tote bilp. Thelr latest erafl project f. _. 'SQ.,D. • ,_ lludled tbltuanp!l eue ol lhefla8, tile fla& eeteniOil1, clti""Wblp . _: ';" _ ·t IW:INETROOPII7 • ~Smith lumell OYI!Ir fT,U to the Raci1:» Troop 1J7 at a :. ~lhlaweektobeuaedlorthepurchueofalroopOaB. . ~ eo"....-'bottle d""'-the -~,__.,..., . y ...,._ Capl _.,. •mmeru"'"""'"""'" lbe redeeriled wtlll Royal erown Bottling eo. The 20 member& o1 tbe''ltllop bawl noir completed requ1remen1a for·lbe active dtlun and. --o... h • ..._, To --""'lor .... ~live ct"-- be...., th.- . . . . 99 I •·, ry·' DIa ,-;' · , ,I. I long-wearfna static and soil rtsisting HADDON HALL s.~c·,'.. · ·o u· PerSollal Notes '· ~)lion : - a decftted jewelry box. NO MOIIUDWII. - Up:lol pan Ill PIIJ• . Rallu n..l IS. Plan' ed '1 ua1 n The MmUa1 r•llu da• 'lb41Jlrla -~ II lilt Legion Hill. . .. . . __ ." :)1·~= ·. Plullltiilrwltt ~IIJBoKI_TROOPT=~ !e and'Dorelha RobliNI . ~ Into JIIII!L'41blp ata meetlnf·(lf ~·.~~ 1 .. •. - ;-· I I · .... .,:,:"'.i, to Tilt '' H~~~pltal, Bdwlrd Caba, Waldo. WWial!ll: recreation loader, Mrs. ·Ray Foi , devotloul l!eader, Mrl. <:ecrae Carlon, . ,and reportera, r.ira. John ·,'. .'·' Manhail andwere Mrs:l\lt*. RaJJ);lrotby Fox.. Altandinl 'Cirtwrtsht1 l\lra. EvelyD Stewart, Mrs. Matilda Noble, Roberta YOYD:S, Mrs. ftudalu;·, Ml'l· Joyci FIIK, Mn. Malilll ' •:f!:~"!- ': ' ' '.l1 ifi. ,; -i ,'' ·-, l daughter Wendy, Warreni Mr. and Mrs. Gene North and Educatlon ferns. Also ~d VESTS av sondlng your ~':u ~~·:~~~: :~ :Jr MONDAY modern DRESS SHOP mothods =~drf•::~, :arod':~ And tlooned tlothu. BEAUTY S'l ON· HOME lAUNDRY nigh::t,~h:om:e~of~Mrt~.~Mary:~;;;;;;;;;;~~~~~=~~;;Ma;i;n;&;Sy;c~am~o~r~ed 320N.2ndAve. Marlin. POMEROY ::::'::i:Nu~::t: ... p·- .-- · ~ Chrissie, aU of Canal Fulton, , Ohio. The families wiD meet next year attllesamelocatioo on the lut Sunday In Auguat. DUES DUE TODAY All garden club aasoclatlon dues, county, regional and alate, are due today, Mrs. Fred Blaettnar, Meigs County contact chairman, annoonced . \ ~ ~ 0 ~ ' ' • "' ""''""''" · '"""" · ' Earn Interest On . .!.li Your Savings Account ~t,.e FROM DAlE OF DEPOSIT SALE ON SATURDAY A rummage aale wiU be held Saturday In llle Jones bulldlns llhove the Court stnet barbershop .In ~eroy I by tile Meigs CoUnty Salon,,Eight 81111 Forty. " At Pomeroy National Bank r'REVIVAL' !'"'!J'SERVICE -----.. • - Effective October 1, 1970, we will compute Interest DAI~ Y on our savings pass book accounts, at the annual rate of 4 per cent. Interest will continue to be credited to your account quarterly. ·svracup 01urch of N•zar.ene · Ev~~iJ ' Rtv. 0. 0. ~Kiillof Qtlrlel_ton, W. Yo. Spiclll'll= illlll!lly $till.~ . Oct. 4 . 7:11~.M. · Rt\1. Mo~I · IArlmO(e l .· ' ' ' ' _, ~ PUlor· - .. By Computing Your Interest - ' 'lbt DAILY Any deposit made (luring the will earn -Interest: from deposit, compared with balance for the quarter. ' . \~ ai1d lelevJilon,~ died , · ~"rl~;~ - ·_. ,ou2. "'. 'f......11~• . . _.... '1. ' ... .,_ ( -~~~~.\' ,.. ·.. •:.~<tif,'' J ' ·~J . ., - •, ( ' . ' · ~·. "" v18lr. 'Me- APACHE JEWELRY ARE IN ... CLEANERS DEATIIS REDUCED ROI'ARY ME£111 COLUMBUS'(UPI) -Traffic NEW HAVEN regular deallll,l.JI',~~·dropped about ' dinner meeting of tile New U ' pei" eilnt Ill the lint nllle · Haven Rotary Club Thursday m011tba',.ol 1'111 Oc.mpared with · Mllbla wu followed by a shll'l l!le Ml)le • .\*iOd 1aat year, ~ IOtlion. Guest~ wen ~ W,Hichfty !Wety Slm! Moore, pretldent llf_the ~lOr JiiiiTeli Nelll!lil. A total Jnter-Ad Club, of wablma· .~ ~ were kliJed In .lltch School, and the , .,·.. ' dWiiis weekend I*IOds In _ildvlsor, Mr. Wa1~::~~1hnle'91W'flln o1 this Jlotarlans preaent were,ll D"'· ~' Nelsoo Uld. ,Roush, James Roush, ~ · · ,Layne, Harry Ml~~l~ ·~. Art Thsbet, lliCit ~ , IIOR'I'ON DIES lies, Rome WllllaaJaoll, CHOLLYWOOD (UPI) ., Raynes, R~•ell omedtan Edward EV4!tetrl • t, Donald F~ Horliln, ior more tban haD · • ~ Larry Sturm. · century a ·•ata~ of theater l In VESTS S. VESTS - lrlnged crocheted In many colors Sued~. vests with molchlng Apache hats and bags . And th~ new wet look" vinvl vests. ·' .e Orion 5.95 to 15.00 8 . 30~ :!:e~= ~ • · ANNUAL meeting, Metga eo ty wc:ru Sunda 2 WI • Y• p.m. at Pomeroy Baptist Church. !&a. beautiful colors. MEIG!l BAND Tag Day, Saturday· TUESDAY FALL CARNIVAL, Saturday, POMEROY Chapter 116, Racine Gra=:vl, 8:30p.m. O.E.S., 7:411 p.m. Tuesday; HOMECOMING s H m1 ~ UNDAY, annual reports, elllctlon of ofst!r oc. 0 rove Chw·ch, ficers. 1 i ' r a noon, :.U~t%'"t::~.:ogram, 2 p.m. ~. . . . . ~ PONCHOS In gay knits. Plain colort and figured pat: · · - - . . : : . - .. . ..,._.._,__,.."'"'" Eut - ·'Q rrle JQIIc, 1 • . '-ed .-n; ' - "~ put Jaonorad qae. f1 a.a.J 62 and a put Grilli! W (I Ohio honored, tillleili Emma 1t. a,.tl!w,l!!.t• ....,. dian; Thoma• Edft!W, ' •w!ate ~: and Mn. Elsie Smith, a put quarda, Tl\e 11t11 JJle!!ing Will lllirWtced lor Oct1 '12. li.ll... SouGordthem MU81c by Rlla,Brett Mr. and Mrs. Bill Carter on HighSchool. Fox and Bored of and FELLOWSHIP meeting, children Elaine, Mitchell, Brian Monday, 7:30p.m. at MI. Olive and Valerie Girard . Mr and Church, Long Bottom. Mrs. LyUe cruidren MEIGS COUNTY Salon 710, Becky, Billy and Mike, CUnwn, Eight and Forty, 7=30 Monday w~ puhUc Is ln'Viled. &utdoy ICIIIII40 Ovw'r leiit Houae litllrnrdl lor a JuB:. ~. 'nlal ,.,._ llllr howled .at ~ ~ , _ 88 atrlllftd bf-..:.. O!l'lft ' her JloBard and daughter Stacy J._ FOREMA.N & ABIO:ff ... r==-=·H.l.h'. belor' ,returning relurDed hllmt recently fl'om a ve-. have been !eadar; . ' .- , .' ,Mr. IDil Mrs. G. M .: Byera of · Alililiinllllc<iDinunlty.afetywupreaentedandpalrlil wvrk , Mll!!ral )'alia, W.Va.; Mr. and · . , . . wlllwllrk ~ requlremeotl fQr Mrs. MJriln F. Byera of ol awaru . set for the flnt -ling In Cobnnbul and their aon, nat.o111Nkl•"',"·redl~l'l\dwl!b . ~,. tow~=:re= . · IW'Ylile Lewla 'Caln and her daughter, of Ca4elll Jfrs. lloi'olbf Burdlell and c:1nlreh chlldru1 Donnie, Kenny, • JOIII(Iblnt ol a.!;lre; lllarvln W. ~ and pandaoll, Cecil McCoy,.~ · , Clyde Jlen. dlnon, Walburn, Mr. llid Mrs. ~ . L. Hornaby and aon, Jackie, IIIII ~ and ·~Troop &Wednesday night at the hOme aUfrs. ; . Mary Charlealiln; and Martha Hoachar - Dunbar· Mr d Mre ' ' · an · Jerry Mont&omery and son Jell, Parkersburg; Mr. and Mrs. John H. Coleman, Mr. a11d Mrs. John W. Coleman, Dallle Schwartz, Ed Mcinnis, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brown and daughter connie Maaalllon· Mr. and Mrs. narid I.eapu..; andCiarenceNoland,Alllance; Mr. and Mrs. Don Tolbert and children, Debbie and Donnie, North Industry, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. Claude Shaler and daughters Colleen and Chrissie, Mrs. -Darlene Bays and 111111 _ _, ' ·~ wiU be oblervad .lllndaf at tile RodE Sprincs Untied Methodist Church. Wll'lhtp services at 1:30 a. m. will be followed by 8111111., llchool at 10:15. There will be a bullet dinner at 1101111 ~by games lor aU agea. A prosr~m · of music will be ,_ted during the~. Pile Ponchos :'- ~lilll·l:I'be lliiclue Amlrk:&ll Allllllary 11p011110t1 the troop SlrqandfamllytiPolntRock Sfron&ofWlllravllle,and Jarrott ' Ohio; Robert ln.P.blllpFisb~~~rindMrs.KatbleenMorrlaaretheleadtrs. LyUe, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley 1: MIDDLEPORT, 0. , .~ Mr. and Mrs. Elza Gilmore ' Jr. aon, M1lte and Mlas Rhea Mora accompanied Roger Gl1l1wn to Columbus Sunday ~. be Ia enrolled at Ohio State_Unlvmlty. Enroute tnme they·~ In Atbei!a to Yilll Joe Glhllct~. Rick Gilmore of Chillicothe spent tile weekend bert'11illlnchllparenta. Mrl. Don Allen; the former Emily Boatman, and her da~lef,Mrs.NancyAIIredof Lanham,Md.,are•u••tsofMr. ·and ~· Manning Webeter. Also here Yillllng Is Mlas VIda ~ who spent the month of September in MarYiand visiting her nephew, ElUson Boalmen, and Mrs. Anen. Mlas Boho Is Ylaltlng her _alster, Mrs. Gell'ge Van Zandl, Cheshire, Joe =~~~ ,, , • h R , Se . ar eumon on pt 20 Hose Mill. MAXINE GRIFFll'll AND DAOOHJER, KareD, were dellShtsd with the 1110111 graclilu trealment they and over 1,000 other memben and guesls attendlnS tile National Alsoclatton of Bank Women, Inc., convenUon In Washlngtonrecelvad from Mrs. Richard Nbwn. Mrs. Nixon held a recepUon lor tlqe attending tile cooventlon and waa In the receiving Une Ill' over two hours shaking bands with those present. This waa reported aa tbe largest group ever Ill attend one of Mre. Nixon's receptions. JnctdentaUy, Mrs. Nbon mce worked in a bank in Iowa. EVERYTJDNG'S COMIN' UP ~ 6Jr tbe "FaU Fling" Mllllcal of the Big Bend Minslre1 Alsoclallon Ill be held Oct. 22 and Oct. 2ht the new Meigs High School. Dllvld Bowen, Instrumental Instructor, has a pit band In reheanal with tbe band Ill accompany II011lO vocsl numbers •• well u tile three dance linea of the show. Mrs. OUve Weber Is show accmopanlat. Dance Unes for the new musical are Ill be larger - 24 girls wiD open the show -but not as numeroua u In past productloos. Coleen OhUnger and Becky Anderson are providing the clnrqraphy for the linea which wiD be wrapped up next Tuesday night. In addltlon to the Uneslmn the aasoclalion, a tap Une from the dance school of Gloria Buck will be featured . Theoew art departmental the Met,all!ghSchoolls billy alao with aspecls of U•e shaw. In addition "' maklng props and stage decll'aUons, the classes are maldng posters Ill get practice not only ID the drawing and design but In lellerlng. The atudenla wiU aeleet the business locaUons wbere tllelr poaters - oome pretty clever ClllOS - wiD be displayed. Mrl. Marg- EUa ~Awls, art lnalruclll', II supervtslng the otudents In tbelr phase of tile show The lor country,lalr will he held lltt!f Wdeil cllllil. III'Viaes tbal : Thuraday,Ocl.l51rci!n fa.m. to local clubB Itt bebif ubd 10 · 4 p.m. In tile a•wlllllrlum. ~ ~~Ia, buiiJI, dried l Melga eounf"gardel) clubB IUillrialli H~lllilll for .winter are ubd to bilie their eon. ar ' ·'d ~ bull . ranae,1~1e~... 1ee a, Cw•• ttl ons at tbe hoopital on · tal lim: and 1 prepared' Wedneaday, Oct. 14, or early fFIIllelllellla for the country Thuraday DlOI'Illng. lair. · • 'lbolalrw!Ufeatureavarlety Ploeteda tldl year have been of bootba. Antlquea, odds and ~ for a riew inter·Falth ends, a Dower mart, hala, tee cbapel .lor the patients._ The cream, arts and eralta, handIa,~ A~ of the Health work, 111111 homemade Clllldlea 'Cent,r ~uaUy IIPOnaol'i the wiU he fll' sale. Among those ey.t with tile proceeds being working at tile country fair wiD ~to purcllw Items for tile be Miss SaUy Schaaf, fonnerly palltDII not lncUided In lhe tu of Middleport, who will be ~~ ~e'l. _ aaslallng Mrs. Thelma Risley laqea! portion of the with a sandwich stand. l'omero): Councilwoman EbJ!a RuaaeU Is coaflned to Rl'mllde Mellwdlsl Hoopital In ColUmbus wbere sh~ Is undergoing a lel'les of IIIII. Mrl. Ruuell was Yilltsd at tile haopltal Tlielday by ber deqblerlnlhor>in-law,Mr.and Mrs. I'll NMlllling, wllo were In Oolumbuil with tbelr IIIII, J~. '!'bey aJao Yilltsd Mr. and Mrl, J. C. .! set Pie..._ for Ditmer AHanlllrli!lll dlnllelo 011 Oct. 21 Ohltgalion night •ea obIRne ..,.._, banOred . . . , aumJ!arr.haauedlhemoneyto · at tbe P!lilll ~ sened when Bethel ei. ,iJD- ~-~ 11!1 ~~.. . purehaae . .vltf(\!1 111111, lana, . . t'inJIW)AY waa plannl\l :~~r tile Sew-Rite ternattonal Order of Jolif ibried tile pi, 4!111 -. . and an 1111~. 'l'IIIJ have LAUREL CLIFF Better Sewing Club Wedneldey night Daugli.en, met Monday lll8iJI .pattplalll' ~ ~~~~. lllimHlke and ' '' National. ' ,. \ .. 'I_,. 'i ' • • " ~!1. ' ~ \ ~·, ,, . -1)1' \ ' ,.., "'"· ,,, ~.,..c · �I• 'lf""111ia~lk ·••r.wn PII'W'\o&LWW,O.,Octl,,~ ' ' ' . , '~ _ ,Baf1ai.ns,".atlil MOre Baflains Wo·m· ,p · e 1 Q·,· '"llltl Joco•r Oswald & "' • .' 1 1101'111 •Qz .QJ9 +KQJS .AQ76 WEliT .A9 • A73 +10862 1094 Mrs. James WlllboJ":~~~~~r~tr:·m . fOr REGULATIONS Publl&hor htiervoo the "deemed ""' to """o~lo or crolt<t ldl tlo_ntl onv , : · .Tho publisher will not bo oftponllblo The ·~-. Unda, Mrl. . MondtyD .. dll••'•·m· o-- and ':,"10,.~tJ~~N Clncell•tkan , ,Clorre(tfl)(ll Mrs. Eqene Helling and Ronald Notlcil . .WANT AD 5 P.M. Ooy .B .ro Publication A w. ' .ealc ReSpoft5e T0 1-NT Open•'ng New·s, Notes •s .. ,, Fred :~~er'TI:f.~ than 0?1 lntorrect . tor sale . \ WilL give planoltstonl ·In my BUILDING LOTS .a<: trailer hOft)t. Phono f9l·3166. speco: On new water lint, , , a- 16 tt IC~ool bvt roul~, on county .' c road 25, one mile west of CONNIE TEAFORD Swisher Chetler, a\lo. If fn18!"ested, hal . liken employment It call Chesler 985-4197. ~ J101e'i Boauty .Sholl 9-2Utc slortlng Monday, stpt; 'a. 1~ n••sEY FE.RG' "'oN Take advantage ol our "Got - · '""" · .,. !0 Acquainted" apocflils, $15 lir8c:lvt'. Excellent conditiOil. permanent for tl2.50 end our Pttont 742-~77. ,-311-3t 111.5tpermenentfor $10. , ~ 9·27~~ WARM MORNING· haater.-1u,~) • WIL~ pld< up mtrchandlsa end new. BoHied giS, 165. Also, r--"'-........:.;.:..;::pf:1!:--=~:.::.....-+~:;.....,r;-......:_:..:.....,..:.;::...:.....:::;.....:..::~...;· £XPERIENCED '"•diltor SeMce l'ucbrman......,reoentvilltort UTES of Mrs. Loub w..t and f·-"For Went Ad Servlco "'UUJ' 5 cents per Word one Insertion of McArthur. • M;nlmum Chorgo 75< Mr and Mft John Jlardv of 12 cents per "w')rd thrH ( flkt to auction on 1 ptr· kenmortwlthbiOMr,bottled · · '"' conmutlve lnmt)nn• conta•o bests Call Jim g.. , $70. Phone 7CI·511f, · • Miami ' FJoridl ' were Labor .secutfve 111 cents per word Ilk con - A ..a- " • 9 -.tfc lnllr ' lorts . · ~W~~ml, auctioneer, Rutla(KI. ._. Day Ktteall of Mr. and Mrs. 2.1 Rer cent DIScount on paid Phone 742-4461 . 1969 MOBILE home. Ta~e pvtr John R. Murphy ud family. ad$ and ads paid within 10 days. . From lha La~l Tr..ciO ol payments. c.tll 992·7019. CARD OF THANK$ ' dMr Bulldozer Rodlotor to the 10.1.6fc Mr. an a. E. F. BeD were & oBITUARY · Help Smoflat HOjlter Core. recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs, SUO for SO word min imum . . . 1960 CHEVROLET 4-door, "~•- and!·-"·. Eoch additional word tc . EXPERIENCED beautician John R. M-ra.v 1 IIB6UJ' BLIND ADS , 5 ' "'cellent condition. $250. Mr and Mrs Robert M•........... Additional 25c Charge ptr W1rner 1 ' Bnuty hoppe . Also W·C Allis Chalmers · · _,.,, , Adverllsomorit. , APPlY In patton. Debbie, and Mr. and Mrs. OFFICE HOURS . 9-29·31C traclor end equipment. Phone . ''· f92..214l 742·3656. Harley Johnson ......, SUnday uo e.m. to s,oo p.;n . Dolly, IIJ.I·:JIP visil<ll'll of Mr. tlld Mrs. John uo o.m. 10 "' 00 Noon, MIDDLE-AGED lady or older Wanted SOVTII . C<tmtnt F'* Estimates., . Jim , Larry . Ken'n'v , JJ~l!e I 'Phont: , .\ ~-7044 or m-·5632 t , •. .•81.AE1TNARS • KJ76H • 1052 • 94 .82 Both vulnerable West Norill r..t South .. Saturda~t . ' for companion for another c', Murphy and family. C d of Th nks lady. Live In preferred, .,. IRISH c:otoblers and Kennebec lii.T. p.., 2 • Barbara Kay MIU'pby WBI a af come ot nights. Phone 992· potatots, Charles Hlltbn, Pua Pua Pua Portland, Ohio. Ph..,.. 84:J. guest at a slumber party given WE WISH to convey our utmost · Opening Jeod- • J 2268. b Cindy ....,___ lhonks to our many lrfendl 9-2,f.18tc -GIIAflANTEE~ ~ · · - - · • recent and nalghboro and relatlvn tor lliOir e•prosolono of T. V. technician lor bonch .,d · fa aU forms of Stayman, Friday night. · Phone 992-2094 sorvlce ufls. Must be tx· ONE SET of gOJ?C! work hOf'ie CRrmelMurpbyweu Friday sympathy, floral ollerlngo tbe response of two In any Alid Compl~e une · perlenctd. Phone1 Long harness. Mn. Freda Frockor, ,..ht 05t of n..••• HaU and food, atso to tf1e suit but clubs Is a weakness overn.., R. D., Minersville. Phone 1111 ""'~ • emergency squad lor untiring of Supplies bid. It says, "Partner we Bottom 985 ""· Mr. and. Mra. Gary Barnltz efforts, to the minister tor his 9-6-tfc Chester 985-3578. don't have a game and my and family of Belpre were 9-29.Jtp 601 E. Main, Pomeroy, o. very consoling words lll)d to - - - - - - BABYSITTER for two prehand Is unsuitable for no- Sunday villtors of Mra. Alice the undertaker and to !hose Mlltlft, W. Vi'. school children, 7 a.m. to 6 2 TANSWORTH pigs, .tO pounds trump. If you have a maxi- Robesoo and ""··ter M~-. who essloted him al thai- of each. c.tll 949-2825. 773-5675 LJ'.m ., Monday through ""'!W Vlna our beloved husband and mum no-trump and like my Sale · Friday. My home or yours. Opon Dilly I Hl4p.m. 9·29·31C Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Shumate tether. suit, you may try raising 6:3Gtll9p.m, Phone 992·31145 offer 4 f .m. and family of Mansfield were The Bell Family. LOT$- ·WITH all utilities. me to three, but in all other 10. ·31< BLACK COW wllh coli by side. 10.1-ltc Restrlctod sub division. '12 to instance s I want you to weekend viafiors of Mrs. Black bull call aboul 10 ' ~-acre Phone Che!Jter pass." months old. Phone 992·39<4. OOZER work. Phone 992-6173. . 915·3301,lots. Geneva Shumate and Mr. and night 985-3302. 10-1-6tc Wanted To Buy 9-29-lfc South has one of those Mrs. Larry Johnson and family. 1-6-tlc 00 baby sl«lng In my USEO steel lrapt, will poy cosh, hands. He has no· Interest In Mrs. Eugene Haning and WILL HARRISON'S TV AND AN· building lots wllhln home. Phone Tuppers Plains game 411d he doesn' t like the any make, any size. Phone STEREO, Walnul finish, lour TENNA SERVICE . Phone HOME speed Intermixed changer, Tuppers Plaint Wiler 742·3656. Idea of letting his partner Ronnie, Mrs. Fred Tuckerman 667-3591. 992-2512. four speaker 1ound system. . District. Close to high school and Mrs. Jack Elam and BUlle 9-29-Jip stru~gle with one no-trump. 6-IO·IIC Balance $68.19. Uae our and fairgrounds. This is o ,_ were business vialtoro in Playmg JACOBY MODERN budgel terms. c.tll 992·3352. development, all lots large 4 COMBINATION storm win· or almost anything else thai Gatlipolla, Tuead&y. Notice 9·29·61C SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED. and hl!lve· good drainage. dowo . .t6'h Inches high by 29 Reasonable rates . Phone is modern , he responds two Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tucker- HAYMAN'S AUCTION !"louse, Phone 992-6887 aller 5 p.m. lnchos wide. Phone W-2190. John Russell, Gallipolis .u.l· spades. South has 17 points man of Springfield wua recent GEO. HO.ISTEnER, 10.1-llc Laurel CIIH, now open eech 9-311-Jic BEAUTIFUL Early American •m after s: 30 p.m. Style, stereo-radio comBfi!IKIR for his no-trump but h, visitor of his brother, Mr. and Friday to •ecelve con· ,f.7-IIC bination,; spooker, AM& FM slgnments at 10 a.m. Auction RENOVATED - 3 bedrooms, doesn't like spades and 10 of Mn. Fred Tuckennan. •tartlng al 7 p.m. ~et us sell OLD ,1uPRIGiiT pianos, anr radio, • speed changer gas forc&d air. 'furna~e, his points are In queens and Mr . and Mrs. Franklin your merchandise. cono tlqn, as long as have no Balance 178.67 . Ose our SEPTIC tanks cleaned. Miller concrete walks, NiW carport. jacks . He passes, just as he been OHI. Paying S10 each. Stnllotlon, Stewart, Ohio. Ph. 3·2211 A neil home. t8.500.00 POMEROY - Lincoln Hts. - I" RusseU of Middleport and Mr. · c Flrstlloor only. Nlondays will lfudgot terms. c.tll 992·3352. should . 642·3035. 9·29·61C story IRICK, 3 Iorge POMEROY$' ON~ Y - ld.-1 2·12·11< be pick-up day. Write, giving There isn't much to tbe and Mrs. Cllntoil Gilkey and GUN SHOOT, Forked Run , bedrooms with double closets, Mra. Dale RuueU and family of Sportsmen Club, Sunday, good directions, Willen l'leno BEAGLES, Ml blooded, 4 quick lunch location on two play al two spades. West wall to wall carpet tiled bath ~-•·October Company, Box 188, Sardis, montlo$ old from top dogs. WHEEL Horst Sales and . 4 515 slr..f1. 98 X 164, Gpod . buy makes his nonnal opening \AW,IIubua were recent visitors colored llxl..,.es, kitchen with t -30.3tc Ohio 43946. each. Phone 7,a.3656 _ ·Service. Bauin Lumber 115,500.00 . lead of the jack of clubs and o!Mr.andMrs. Uncoln RuueU. built-In r1nge and oven, l-20-llc Company, Chester, Ohio. .29 .Jtp 9 dining ber "arid dining erea, RACINE RURAL - 3 bedr~ the defense winds up taklng Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reed of GUN SHOOT, I p.m. Sunday at -O-LD - Iu-rn_lt_ur"""'it-, - d-ls_h_es_,- breB Phone 985·3301· .S.:ZO..He birch ubiO.to wllh fndlrect one spade, two hearts, a dla· Hemlock brick, lull basamenl. Folcld were recent Roclne Gun Club. r lighting, lull basem.,t with 1 mond and a club, which Isn't visitors ofGrove 9 air heat. NOW on!v 112,500.00 Mr. and Mrs. Guy tr."4,tlf.!':~y~' ~ ioM 'i:rf Mr. & Mrs. ~A-:-1-::R--: C-:0-:-N-:D:-1-:T:-1-:0-:-N-:1:-NG, .31J-4tc recreation room bar and quite enough to beat two many other features, carport, •·-ent LEG"L NOTICE 901-6271 Mobile Home Customer Refrigeration service. Jack's spades. - 2 ocr••• 3 -• · " · 9-l·llc Relrlgeratlon, Now Haven. about 1 acre of ground. RUTLAND bedroom block homt, bath, One no-trump would be $29,500. ORDINANCE NO. "'·7• We Invite Comparison I Pf;!one 882-2079. automatic gas heat. .,,000.00 .t+tlc o An Ordlunca to emend Auction Bring your mobile home • down one or two tricks, pro· Orctlnence No . 944·69 prices and needs to us and lef RUTLAND - nice I stor~ RENOVATEP - 3· bttlroom .. vlded West didn't tak.e the eotobllshlng wage rotts ANTIQUE AUCTION usfellyouthetruthlnMoblle C. BRADFORO, Auctioneer !ramo, 3 large bedrooms; firsl s~ade trick. So, the rna· brick veneer home. Forcttl OCtety eWS Be It ordained bY tho Council •ATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1970 H b N Complete Strvlce NEW belh, kltchon has nice of the VIllage of Middleport 11 • ome uylngl o hidden jor swl sign-off proved very 1101 heat. Air C<>~~dltloned. cabtne1s, nlc·e level lot. Carport. Looks like neW. successful. By Mrl. Evelyu Brleklel fo~:~s :1. Thlt the aalerv tor WE ARE ~~~~gAl~~~ a smaller coat• _!n~r _prices!1 P~:Crn:.~':': 1 GOING AT $6,500. $20,500.00 The Jacoby Transfer Bid Attendance at Sunday School custodian b• fi xed at S25.00 per home and must sell th.. Crltt Bradford following ol re&ldence, off .S.I-Hc POMEROY- 2 story lromo, may be added lo JACOBY attheUnltedMethodlatOlurch month . Stc. II That the wago for State Rt. 56, lour-tenths mile MO bath, NEW SIDING and MODERN. It is a fine bid off erlnll wu $14.05, epprenllce for water dlf'1 ' 1· West ot White's Mill BILE HOMES ATHERTON TV and Electronic CARPORT 3 bedrooms and will he discussed 1o a wu 44, Routt7, Tuppen Pt.lna o. . . Strvlce. New Channel. Master small yerd.' S3.9011. . . · ' few wPeks. Playing the J~· wonhip attendance wul5 and . ~:;: ,:~, ~~11:~ ~ Juncl!on 51. fll. 56 and 682, 10 \toby Transfer, Sol!tb -iWilllkl• oH~$S&~~·~·~~~,~~vi A~1·1l" r~• .w..~... -q ' .. '1:\t~~.~~~~~;~;t'Q'ft.ttTlliW.Jif•~u:M ·· :,:, have responded ·tw<r' ~arts · TIIe .L _ Med ' ·u f s..:: Ill Thot or~ nco o. 'GLASSWAff£~. - ' c!i"~ lvel, ' SINGER Stwlng Machine in . 1 ho.tfC ' PAS1" f!OW, ~JI'I"jj"S·:ULL . and North would procel!'d to haci I"""""' an re<ep 011 or 9<4-69 beropoolod to· r 11 It I& Helltf, Signed Northwood boa til I II ht II I h d YOURS TODAY · · two spades. the minister, Rev. and Mrs. ~~~:~~!stont with this or· Berry Sot, Cut Giau Octagon cebrnet~ II keg new. ntul~y DOZER Work. Phone 949-2171. HENRY: CLELAND St<. IV. ThiS Ordlnonco sholl Bowl, Cut Gloss Waler equipped to do all lane~ 9-1:J.tfc . REALTO!I . . North would be unhappy Randy Lavander Wedneaday enin t the church take efftct 1nd be In force from Decanter. Cut Glasa Basket, sewing a~ well as beautiful Offl~ ff2·2259 when South passed a• two ev I a . IIIU10X. end attor. Soptomber u , 1970. Cut Glus Footed Dish, Norlh straight stitching and zlg•zag REAOY · MIX · CONCRETE Rn. tft·2HI spades but he would have The couple rec:e~ved several Pestod the 14th dov of St!>· Wood Weier Stt, Llmongp designing. Pay 150 cosh or E· delivered right to Your 9·27-6tc been very happy when he gifts. tembtr 1970 Flower ,Vase, Pink Turkey terms. Phone 992-2685. pro/ect. Faat and Fr" saw tbe dummy. No defense John w. Zorklo Glasa Booh Ends Georae est mates. Phont 992·3284. 9 25-6! Mra. Audrey Torrence Pre11dent of Council Washington Decanter, Satln · c ~leln Rudy-Mix · eo., would heat two spades Gloss Cookie Jar, Complete ELECTROLUX CLEANER MldOiiOpCWI, Ohio. . played by North and a dia· recenlly lfPORt a lew daya al Attest ' Gont Grote Clerk Stt Strvlce '"" 8, Weller Largo deluxe model. Com· · 6-311-tfc mond or club opening by Columbus visiting Iter children. East would give declarer an Mrs carl Lemley returned 1101 1, 1, u, ltc Ware, Rollvllle Vases, plefe with all cleaning tools NEIGLER ton"structlon. eor · 9 Stem Glasses, Press - and paper baas. Used but '"' . ' overtrick. home from Pleallllt Valley ORDINANce ••• ed Glass and McCoy, runs like new. Will sell lor 128 building or remodeiii)IJ your 0 vert rick e don't mean llolpllll Wednesday and Is Whoreos, there 1 , 1 , within 5 Pieces Bedroom Chi· cosh or Ierma. Phone 992·2685. home, call Guy Ntilglor, much in rubber bridge. How- !OIIIewbat Improved. tho corporate limits of tho na. Sliver Pitcher, Mone~ 9·25-6tc Recine, Ohio. ever, once in awhile the ....._ ..___. Vlllego of Pomoroy, Ohio, Bank (Lamb), Shlrle~ 7·31·1fc Mr o and Mrs o Vll'l,;ar BaUF..vu., certain 1r111 known 11 the Temple Pitcher, Sliver Fruit trick gained by letting the Mr. Mrs. '11lW"'Il8n Bab- perking lot••nd wher 111 there Stand, Germ•n Beer Steins, COAL, limestont. EJCc:elslor SEWING MACHINES. Repair no-trump hand play the suit -•,and Mrl. Rt-ond ..__._r Is loltorlng lnd vandellsm Jim loam Bullies Volume Ill Stit Works, E. Main St., · service, oil mokiS. 992-22e.t. will be the contract trick. "'...... ~&>a~u: accruing In these er111: St d5 Pomeroy . 'Phone 992-3191. Tho Fabric $hop, Pomeroy. and Mra. Leota Masur all Now therefore bt It ordained t, Jugs an tone Jars · 4-9-ffc AlithOf'lzed Singer Sales ond (Hews,.., fntttpriN AUII.J ••· Uon •the council of the VIllage Of Strvlce. We $h1rp111 SclnOrs. attended uovre<ep •w Rev. by Pomoroy,Ohlo,two-lhlrdsofoll FURNITURE ·Cherry :J.2f.tfc 1 Freeland Norris at the mem.bers elected thereto Secretary, CherrJ Gtass Door ·tlabllunMI Metbodlat church at Long •o~~~f\'O;N o. Thel noporson or f,:~~~d wt.~~ ~r:, Slys: AIJTOMOBI ~E Insurance been Boti<Jm Thureday evening. porsons oholl bo pormlttld to White Marble Top; Four Save and JCellv loiter on thHt perking Iota lfttr W'•' ut ~-lr F Ben conctlled? ~oat I X!!Ur Labon J --•........, 1011, u,, 10:00 p.m. In tho ovonf~g to 6 , 00 .n w,. •· our I =:•tor•a ·11cenllo? c.tl .ff2. The bidding lw bun: of Brunawlck Oblo spent o.m. In tho morning. Wood Cholro, Walnut Lamp Wool North lost Soutb Sa'-""••• wltlt 'his Mr Soctlon 2. Exceptions oholl •• Stond, Marble Top; Hallett ,:1.s.Hc .... _,. • · made to Section lin cate Of any Davia fi'laver PlenQ, Pf'"o Now! and Mrs. Frank Upton tlld orranlzollon sponsored · evonts. Bench, Clrg., Stool, Gato LJOg Pau 1+ p.., ? TRUCKLOAD family -P•r=~ou~d 1~?tlv ~(:,~,,~~ T11bla, Unusuel Clarks TitlE SALE You, South, hold : Mrs.' Leota Mauar and Mra. Section 1 of /his ordinance thlll Ji'".:;,eiSe~~l ~~ . Buy 1 Tire at R19, Price. Got .AQU .KJ8S +U .QltB Leone Babcock villted Sunday :::~•:ff~~!:.'orothon 150·00 tor Stonds, Bedroom Suite 4 Pc., lncf at HaN-Price Willie IIIII What do you do now? · Soctlon •· ThiS ordlnonco Water Fall; Maple Bed. Suptrty Llslsl A-Bid one heart. You prefer wltlt Mra. Ethel Larkins and Super Stnrlce Stan.. 3 ROOM unf~r~I~IKJI ·apart. ,._ Marl .._ of r - · Shill toke efftct tnd bo In forco Walnut Dresoer, Swivel Top mont. f'hont· thit Co one sptlde because wltb PUIIo J. W. Clrsty, Mgr. e .,... an ...... "6 from •nd lfttr tht tlrlltlf daft Mirror; S.veral DresHrs, four heart~ yoor partner can BottAim. 7·1-lfc· Ph. 992-m2 tllowed bv law. Wlllnut Cene Rocker, ralle belrta; witb four apades ""-~Panod ' Sopt. 21, 1f70 Cherr• Bod (Waln .ut p.,ef), 0poni4Houn Mr. llld Mrs. J. E. gj!IU\;""".J Chlrln W. Lqar, Mtvor ' d ~· Gont be cu bid one spade. l;RA!LER, ' Jlr~wn'J Troll" --'•'"- Mr and Mrs Allost: JonoWollon,Cierk LimPS ., .... ocks; and ·~ Plf'l<', MlnirsVlllt. Phoni 992· .... • , · · (91 •• 1101 1, 2tc With Wind Umbrella Shedl, Al(er Wu Mlaltter Wine of RtVtlliWood, were ThrH Aloddln LimPS Wllh ~WNINGS, storm - · end .,.,, ~ windows, t:ar_porh, ' Shadel, Brou Lamp, Eight Horatio Algar was or- vlsf.llng Mrs. Sbociey's slater, . ·.-· 9-9-tfc . mlrqUOOI, blown ond ball dained a mlniater of the Mr • and moo. "- "'·-Nl""·'· IIOTIU OP Day , Weight Stth Thon\11 Insulation. Elmer White, ,_.,....., .,... APPOINTM . . T Clock, Ingraham Regulator Uflltartan Church prior to Wedneaday evening. salot representative. For rr.e NICI!L Y turnl~ · 2·bedrotlm Rev. and CootNo. 2tll7 Clock, Kl~han CIO<k, Long IP.OOfrtment, Middleport. becomlog tbe moat popular Mrs. Randy Lavantler also were Esteto of Jamu Ctcil Clrclo, 1.44!11dlo Waffle Irons. Iron estimates, phone Charles Ph0ne9924174. ~lslt. Syracuse. V. V. author Ia Ill& United States • f·311-tfc Ia lbe fall 00 years of lbe caUllig on the Nicholl. Mrs. o~:~:"ia hlroby glvon thot !~,~~~oMifl':'l~= Jobnson ond Son, Inc. Nichola Injured her back In a Homer M. Clrctt, or R. F . Beveled Plato Glou Mirror, 19th century. ••..••ter•I I•, l)avt.Recine, Ohio, h.. bun fan at her ...,.., ,_, oppolntod Executor of duly tftt p lcturot Frames, wI If T1YPI a week qo. Eototo of Jomoa Cocll Clrclo, CoiiH Mill, Tappan Gat Mr andMta w Bricklel dtcllsecl,lateofMeloscounty, Ranoa (Modern); Mlny ·....... · aynoand Ohio. · ,, Othtr Arileles Not ~IJitd were ...w-a on Mr. Mn. CrtclltOrt lrt reqUired to file ' ' Franlt. ''"'llii tllld ·· ·-"·. their clflml with llld fiduciary TliRM$: Cat h. OWNeR: w" --. within tour months. Willlim and Ruth NiuAtt. Mr~.~.:.Dana Hoffman 19 rr,~t0d !till lith doy of Sopt. Br!lflord Auction Compilly. Jr., us , _.. vlsf.ted tl1elr J. H . D'Brlon C. C: Bradford, Auct., ticli\i, pannta, Mr. and Mrs. Dana Proboto Judfjo of uld Ohio; A. C. Bredford,, Mgr.; ..._-.. ..._ ··• Mr -• ,._ Coun:y Ph. J49-3121. Lunch StrYtfl. . H.. w ..., .,... """ • . . . - · · <t> 17, 24 001 1, lie Alttf. Note: Theso An!lque Chlriel ltims art In A-1 Cpndltlon. Mr.tllldMrs. cart Wallon and 10.1:1~ son Gene !'f .Da)'lon lfPORt the Young of SidQey, Olllo a .YII"J wederu'wltllhlsmother,Eflle quick recovet'J. He Ia 1o 1 Auto Sales Watlofl, ()Iller callera were Mr. Da)'lon holpilal tlld a &rand· SPECIAL 1959 Ford Ciala•lo, V· and* John Guinther and two son o1 Mr. Mrs. Edlon 1. automotlc, polrlaet l~alde - , . ~; Mr. and Mro. Roulll. , and out. No rust. Good flrtl. t.'ll"i' W1114n of Plrkenburg, Mrs. MAbel LQ 01 Fort ws; Phont 742-3656. . ' Jiiil!llid Mrs. Orvil Wallon and Lauderdale, Fla, II vlsf.llac wltb . · Mt.31p ,. 1011, Mr. and Mrs. BID Wallon home follai a ffl!' "daY!J. IPlO. tHW:h'T "uck, IIOOd al)d two ...,., Mr. 111d Mrs. Mr. and Mnl Donald Pllifce llrtl, . . · ftlllno, 1100. Everett Wa.._.,, and Mr. and of Athena La .c trde of ,, F!ltont ·7371. 10.l-31p Mrs. Alpbl111 Wallon of UWe DtrCIIII, andun~' Hcalq. Circle and flrnliy ~~*'· sa~e. Laurt!On:le,lll'~tf. . PAAi(VtEW ~~. Poodl.. · W. Va., and l(r. lad ¥fl, lf1d ~I I'll ~, A~C. Poland Metvtn arc~e ' ~ !" ;'/~~· Grooming. . Cohtmbws · ~~ -.,ttl! :J.I7·'1< Mary Cirde "l' ,, ' •. .. a TliOPICAL FISH EveiJn McDaniel Rea 1Estate F" Employment Rtal Estate For Sale wanted HOBSTETIER . REALTY CJ~Iand 0 Realty! -==========:: Tupper" Plat"ns N S • MEIGS ._. .. l ·. · z •••r· DOF M Truck T.ln:=:sur;;;:a=nc::::e=----'. - I. Da'IS atsl.r !P:.J very, For , Rent 1 m.;aee. , •·'· and Jim Mees, You, and Music! Be-. and WJe .b-. Bttea, Carmel News. Mr. and 111wew. lind Mrt. tamllr fa!DIIr Eu1ent . J1111e1 of Mldo tpentthe i:Jt:J'! · dleport, Mr. La•renee Smtlb ot Smtih lauiiJl, Laurel 00 ttiall oiNt. There ~ · w.,..· ~~.~.~~~ .::-y 0 fachool Ev~r'fP!'• ,~~f.w~;· ·Eddie Patrick Jo1Jt11011 ,11 ~ ' ''eotumbltl 1111111 the Don ., . P..ts For :=. ' l Wi&H o:lNCDRD COLLE6E WEREN'T 50 F;t.R !'WAY. �I• 'lf""111ia~lk ·••r.wn PII'W'\o&LWW,O.,Octl,,~ ' ' ' . , '~ _ ,Baf1ai.ns,".atlil MOre Baflains Wo·m· ,p · e 1 Q·,· '"llltl Joco•r Oswald & "' • .' 1 1101'111 •Qz .QJ9 +KQJS .AQ76 WEliT .A9 • A73 +10862 1094 Mrs. James WlllboJ":~~~~~r~tr:·m . fOr REGULATIONS Publl&hor htiervoo the "deemed ""' to """o~lo or crolt<t ldl tlo_ntl onv , : · .Tho publisher will not bo oftponllblo The ·~-. Unda, Mrl. . MondtyD .. dll••'•·m· o-- and ':,"10,.~tJ~~N Clncell•tkan , ,Clorre(tfl)(ll Mrs. Eqene Helling and Ronald Notlcil . .WANT AD 5 P.M. Ooy .B .ro Publication A w. ' .ealc ReSpoft5e T0 1-NT Open•'ng New·s, Notes •s .. ,, Fred :~~er'TI:f.~ than 0?1 lntorrect . tor sale . \ WilL give planoltstonl ·In my BUILDING LOTS .a<: trailer hOft)t. Phono f9l·3166. speco: On new water lint, , , a- 16 tt IC~ool bvt roul~, on county .' c road 25, one mile west of CONNIE TEAFORD Swisher Chetler, a\lo. If fn18!"ested, hal . liken employment It call Chesler 985-4197. ~ J101e'i Boauty .Sholl 9-2Utc slortlng Monday, stpt; 'a. 1~ n••sEY FE.RG' "'oN Take advantage ol our "Got - · '""" · .,. !0 Acquainted" apocflils, $15 lir8c:lvt'. Excellent conditiOil. permanent for tl2.50 end our Pttont 742-~77. ,-311-3t 111.5tpermenentfor $10. , ~ 9·27~~ WARM MORNING· haater.-1u,~) • WIL~ pld< up mtrchandlsa end new. BoHied giS, 165. Also, r--"'-........:.;.:..;::pf:1!:--=~:.::.....-+~:;.....,r;-......:_:..:.....,..:.;::...:.....:::;.....:..::~...;· £XPERIENCED '"•diltor SeMce l'ucbrman......,reoentvilltort UTES of Mrs. Loub w..t and f·-"For Went Ad Servlco "'UUJ' 5 cents per Word one Insertion of McArthur. • M;nlmum Chorgo 75< Mr and Mft John Jlardv of 12 cents per "w')rd thrH ( flkt to auction on 1 ptr· kenmortwlthbiOMr,bottled · · '"' conmutlve lnmt)nn• conta•o bests Call Jim g.. , $70. Phone 7CI·511f, · • Miami ' FJoridl ' were Labor .secutfve 111 cents per word Ilk con - A ..a- " • 9 -.tfc lnllr ' lorts . · ~W~~ml, auctioneer, Rutla(KI. ._. Day Ktteall of Mr. and Mrs. 2.1 Rer cent DIScount on paid Phone 742-4461 . 1969 MOBILE home. Ta~e pvtr John R. Murphy ud family. ad$ and ads paid within 10 days. . From lha La~l Tr..ciO ol payments. c.tll 992·7019. CARD OF THANK$ ' dMr Bulldozer Rodlotor to the 10.1.6fc Mr. an a. E. F. BeD were & oBITUARY · Help Smoflat HOjlter Core. recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs, SUO for SO word min imum . . . 1960 CHEVROLET 4-door, "~•- and!·-"·. Eoch additional word tc . EXPERIENCED beautician John R. M-ra.v 1 IIB6UJ' BLIND ADS , 5 ' "'cellent condition. $250. Mr and Mrs Robert M•........... Additional 25c Charge ptr W1rner 1 ' Bnuty hoppe . Also W·C Allis Chalmers · · _,.,, , Adverllsomorit. , APPlY In patton. Debbie, and Mr. and Mrs. OFFICE HOURS . 9-29·31C traclor end equipment. Phone . ''· f92..214l 742·3656. Harley Johnson ......, SUnday uo e.m. to s,oo p.;n . Dolly, IIJ.I·:JIP visil<ll'll of Mr. tlld Mrs. John uo o.m. 10 "' 00 Noon, MIDDLE-AGED lady or older Wanted SOVTII . C<tmtnt F'* Estimates., . Jim , Larry . Ken'n'v , JJ~l!e I 'Phont: , .\ ~-7044 or m-·5632 t , •. .•81.AE1TNARS • KJ76H • 1052 • 94 .82 Both vulnerable West Norill r..t South .. Saturda~t . ' for companion for another c', Murphy and family. C d of Th nks lady. Live In preferred, .,. IRISH c:otoblers and Kennebec lii.T. p.., 2 • Barbara Kay MIU'pby WBI a af come ot nights. Phone 992· potatots, Charles Hlltbn, Pua Pua Pua Portland, Ohio. Ph..,.. 84:J. guest at a slumber party given WE WISH to convey our utmost · Opening Jeod- • J 2268. b Cindy ....,___ lhonks to our many lrfendl 9-2,f.18tc -GIIAflANTEE~ ~ · · - - · • recent and nalghboro and relatlvn tor lliOir e•prosolono of T. V. technician lor bonch .,d · fa aU forms of Stayman, Friday night. · Phone 992-2094 sorvlce ufls. Must be tx· ONE SET of gOJ?C! work hOf'ie CRrmelMurpbyweu Friday sympathy, floral ollerlngo tbe response of two In any Alid Compl~e une · perlenctd. Phone1 Long harness. Mn. Freda Frockor, ,..ht 05t of n..••• HaU and food, atso to tf1e suit but clubs Is a weakness overn.., R. D., Minersville. Phone 1111 ""'~ • emergency squad lor untiring of Supplies bid. It says, "Partner we Bottom 985 ""· Mr. and. Mra. Gary Barnltz efforts, to the minister tor his 9-6-tfc Chester 985-3578. don't have a game and my and family of Belpre were 9-29.Jtp 601 E. Main, Pomeroy, o. very consoling words lll)d to - - - - - - BABYSITTER for two prehand Is unsuitable for no- Sunday villtors of Mra. Alice the undertaker and to !hose Mlltlft, W. Vi'. school children, 7 a.m. to 6 2 TANSWORTH pigs, .tO pounds trump. If you have a maxi- Robesoo and ""··ter M~-. who essloted him al thai- of each. c.tll 949-2825. 773-5675 LJ'.m ., Monday through ""'!W Vlna our beloved husband and mum no-trump and like my Sale · Friday. My home or yours. Opon Dilly I Hl4p.m. 9·29·31C Mr. and Mrs. Ivan Shumate tether. suit, you may try raising 6:3Gtll9p.m, Phone 992·31145 offer 4 f .m. and family of Mansfield were The Bell Family. LOT$- ·WITH all utilities. me to three, but in all other 10. ·31< BLACK COW wllh coli by side. 10.1-ltc Restrlctod sub division. '12 to instance s I want you to weekend viafiors of Mrs. Black bull call aboul 10 ' ~-acre Phone Che!Jter pass." months old. Phone 992·39<4. OOZER work. Phone 992-6173. . 915·3301,lots. Geneva Shumate and Mr. and night 985-3302. 10-1-6tc Wanted To Buy 9-29-lfc South has one of those Mrs. Larry Johnson and family. 1-6-tlc 00 baby sl«lng In my USEO steel lrapt, will poy cosh, hands. He has no· Interest In Mrs. Eugene Haning and WILL HARRISON'S TV AND AN· building lots wllhln home. Phone Tuppers Plains game 411d he doesn' t like the any make, any size. Phone STEREO, Walnul finish, lour TENNA SERVICE . Phone HOME speed Intermixed changer, Tuppers Plaint Wiler 742·3656. Idea of letting his partner Ronnie, Mrs. Fred Tuckerman 667-3591. 992-2512. four speaker 1ound system. . District. Close to high school and Mrs. Jack Elam and BUlle 9-29-Jip stru~gle with one no-trump. 6-IO·IIC Balance $68.19. Uae our and fairgrounds. This is o ,_ were business vialtoro in Playmg JACOBY MODERN budgel terms. c.tll 992·3352. development, all lots large 4 COMBINATION storm win· or almost anything else thai Gatlipolla, Tuead&y. Notice 9·29·61C SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED. and hl!lve· good drainage. dowo . .t6'h Inches high by 29 Reasonable rates . Phone is modern , he responds two Mr. and Mrs. Guy Tucker- HAYMAN'S AUCTION !"louse, Phone 992-6887 aller 5 p.m. lnchos wide. Phone W-2190. John Russell, Gallipolis .u.l· spades. South has 17 points man of Springfield wua recent GEO. HO.ISTEnER, 10.1-llc Laurel CIIH, now open eech 9-311-Jic BEAUTIFUL Early American •m after s: 30 p.m. Style, stereo-radio comBfi!IKIR for his no-trump but h, visitor of his brother, Mr. and Friday to •ecelve con· ,f.7-IIC bination,; spooker, AM& FM slgnments at 10 a.m. Auction RENOVATED - 3 bedrooms, doesn't like spades and 10 of Mn. Fred Tuckennan. •tartlng al 7 p.m. ~et us sell OLD ,1uPRIGiiT pianos, anr radio, • speed changer gas forc&d air. 'furna~e, his points are In queens and Mr . and Mrs. Franklin your merchandise. cono tlqn, as long as have no Balance 178.67 . Ose our SEPTIC tanks cleaned. Miller concrete walks, NiW carport. jacks . He passes, just as he been OHI. Paying S10 each. Stnllotlon, Stewart, Ohio. Ph. 3·2211 A neil home. t8.500.00 POMEROY - Lincoln Hts. - I" RusseU of Middleport and Mr. · c Flrstlloor only. Nlondays will lfudgot terms. c.tll 992·3352. should . 642·3035. 9·29·61C story IRICK, 3 Iorge POMEROY$' ON~ Y - ld.-1 2·12·11< be pick-up day. Write, giving There isn't much to tbe and Mrs. Cllntoil Gilkey and GUN SHOOT, Forked Run , bedrooms with double closets, Mra. Dale RuueU and family of Sportsmen Club, Sunday, good directions, Willen l'leno BEAGLES, Ml blooded, 4 quick lunch location on two play al two spades. West wall to wall carpet tiled bath ~-•·October Company, Box 188, Sardis, montlo$ old from top dogs. WHEEL Horst Sales and . 4 515 slr..f1. 98 X 164, Gpod . buy makes his nonnal opening \AW,IIubua were recent visitors colored llxl..,.es, kitchen with t -30.3tc Ohio 43946. each. Phone 7,a.3656 _ ·Service. Bauin Lumber 115,500.00 . lead of the jack of clubs and o!Mr.andMrs. Uncoln RuueU. built-In r1nge and oven, l-20-llc Company, Chester, Ohio. .29 .Jtp 9 dining ber "arid dining erea, RACINE RURAL - 3 bedr~ the defense winds up taklng Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reed of GUN SHOOT, I p.m. Sunday at -O-LD - Iu-rn_lt_ur"""'it-, - d-ls_h_es_,- breB Phone 985·3301· .S.:ZO..He birch ubiO.to wllh fndlrect one spade, two hearts, a dla· Hemlock brick, lull basamenl. Folcld were recent Roclne Gun Club. r lighting, lull basem.,t with 1 mond and a club, which Isn't visitors ofGrove 9 air heat. NOW on!v 112,500.00 Mr. and Mrs. Guy tr."4,tlf.!':~y~' ~ ioM 'i:rf Mr. & Mrs. ~A-:-1-::R--: C-:0-:-N-:D:-1-:T:-1-:0-:-N-:1:-NG, .31J-4tc recreation room bar and quite enough to beat two many other features, carport, •·-ent LEG"L NOTICE 901-6271 Mobile Home Customer Refrigeration service. Jack's spades. - 2 ocr••• 3 -• · " · 9-l·llc Relrlgeratlon, Now Haven. about 1 acre of ground. RUTLAND bedroom block homt, bath, One no-trump would be $29,500. ORDINANCE NO. "'·7• We Invite Comparison I Pf;!one 882-2079. automatic gas heat. .,,000.00 .t+tlc o An Ordlunca to emend Auction Bring your mobile home • down one or two tricks, pro· Orctlnence No . 944·69 prices and needs to us and lef RUTLAND - nice I stor~ RENOVATEP - 3· bttlroom .. vlded West didn't tak.e the eotobllshlng wage rotts ANTIQUE AUCTION usfellyouthetruthlnMoblle C. BRADFORO, Auctioneer !ramo, 3 large bedrooms; firsl s~ade trick. So, the rna· brick veneer home. Forcttl OCtety eWS Be It ordained bY tho Council •ATURDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1970 H b N Complete Strvlce NEW belh, kltchon has nice of the VIllage of Middleport 11 • ome uylngl o hidden jor swl sign-off proved very 1101 heat. Air C<>~~dltloned. cabtne1s, nlc·e level lot. Carport. Looks like neW. successful. By Mrl. Evelyu Brleklel fo~:~s :1. Thlt the aalerv tor WE ARE ~~~~gAl~~~ a smaller coat• _!n~r _prices!1 P~:Crn:.~':': 1 GOING AT $6,500. $20,500.00 The Jacoby Transfer Bid Attendance at Sunday School custodian b• fi xed at S25.00 per home and must sell th.. Crltt Bradford following ol re&ldence, off .S.I-Hc POMEROY- 2 story lromo, may be added lo JACOBY attheUnltedMethodlatOlurch month . Stc. II That the wago for State Rt. 56, lour-tenths mile MO bath, NEW SIDING and MODERN. It is a fine bid off erlnll wu $14.05, epprenllce for water dlf'1 ' 1· West ot White's Mill BILE HOMES ATHERTON TV and Electronic CARPORT 3 bedrooms and will he discussed 1o a wu 44, Routt7, Tuppen Pt.lna o. . . Strvlce. New Channel. Master small yerd.' S3.9011. . . · ' few wPeks. Playing the J~· wonhip attendance wul5 and . ~:;: ,:~, ~~11:~ ~ Juncl!on 51. fll. 56 and 682, 10 \toby Transfer, Sol!tb -iWilllkl• oH~$S&~~·~·~~~,~~vi A~1·1l" r~• .w..~... -q ' .. '1:\t~~.~~~~~;~;t'Q'ft.ttTlliW.Jif•~u:M ·· :,:, have responded ·tw<r' ~arts · TIIe .L _ Med ' ·u f s..:: Ill Thot or~ nco o. 'GLASSWAff£~. - ' c!i"~ lvel, ' SINGER Stwlng Machine in . 1 ho.tfC ' PAS1" f!OW, ~JI'I"jj"S·:ULL . and North would procel!'d to haci I"""""' an re<ep 011 or 9<4-69 beropoolod to· r 11 It I& Helltf, Signed Northwood boa til I II ht II I h d YOURS TODAY · · two spades. the minister, Rev. and Mrs. ~~~:~~!stont with this or· Berry Sot, Cut Giau Octagon cebrnet~ II keg new. ntul~y DOZER Work. Phone 949-2171. HENRY: CLELAND St<. IV. ThiS Ordlnonco sholl Bowl, Cut Gloss Waler equipped to do all lane~ 9-1:J.tfc . REALTO!I . . North would be unhappy Randy Lavander Wedneaday enin t the church take efftct 1nd be In force from Decanter. Cut Glasa Basket, sewing a~ well as beautiful Offl~ ff2·2259 when South passed a• two ev I a . IIIU10X. end attor. Soptomber u , 1970. Cut Glus Footed Dish, Norlh straight stitching and zlg•zag REAOY · MIX · CONCRETE Rn. tft·2HI spades but he would have The couple rec:e~ved several Pestod the 14th dov of St!>· Wood Weier Stt, Llmongp designing. Pay 150 cosh or E· delivered right to Your 9·27-6tc been very happy when he gifts. tembtr 1970 Flower ,Vase, Pink Turkey terms. Phone 992-2685. pro/ect. Faat and Fr" saw tbe dummy. No defense John w. Zorklo Glasa Booh Ends Georae est mates. Phont 992·3284. 9 25-6! Mra. Audrey Torrence Pre11dent of Council Washington Decanter, Satln · c ~leln Rudy-Mix · eo., would heat two spades Gloss Cookie Jar, Complete ELECTROLUX CLEANER MldOiiOpCWI, Ohio. . played by North and a dia· recenlly lfPORt a lew daya al Attest ' Gont Grote Clerk Stt Strvlce '"" 8, Weller Largo deluxe model. Com· · 6-311-tfc mond or club opening by Columbus visiting Iter children. East would give declarer an Mrs carl Lemley returned 1101 1, 1, u, ltc Ware, Rollvllle Vases, plefe with all cleaning tools NEIGLER ton"structlon. eor · 9 Stem Glasses, Press - and paper baas. Used but '"' . ' overtrick. home from Pleallllt Valley ORDINANce ••• ed Glass and McCoy, runs like new. Will sell lor 128 building or remodeiii)IJ your 0 vert rick e don't mean llolpllll Wednesday and Is Whoreos, there 1 , 1 , within 5 Pieces Bedroom Chi· cosh or Ierma. Phone 992·2685. home, call Guy Ntilglor, much in rubber bridge. How- !OIIIewbat Improved. tho corporate limits of tho na. Sliver Pitcher, Mone~ 9·25-6tc Recine, Ohio. ever, once in awhile the ....._ ..___. Vlllego of Pomoroy, Ohio, Bank (Lamb), Shlrle~ 7·31·1fc Mr o and Mrs o Vll'l,;ar BaUF..vu., certain 1r111 known 11 the Temple Pitcher, Sliver Fruit trick gained by letting the Mr. Mrs. '11lW"'Il8n Bab- perking lot••nd wher 111 there Stand, Germ•n Beer Steins, COAL, limestont. EJCc:elslor SEWING MACHINES. Repair no-trump hand play the suit -•,and Mrl. Rt-ond ..__._r Is loltorlng lnd vandellsm Jim loam Bullies Volume Ill Stit Works, E. Main St., · service, oil mokiS. 992-22e.t. will be the contract trick. "'...... ~&>a~u: accruing In these er111: St d5 Pomeroy . 'Phone 992-3191. Tho Fabric $hop, Pomeroy. and Mra. Leota Masur all Now therefore bt It ordained t, Jugs an tone Jars · 4-9-ffc AlithOf'lzed Singer Sales ond (Hews,.., fntttpriN AUII.J ••· Uon •the council of the VIllage Of Strvlce. We $h1rp111 SclnOrs. attended uovre<ep •w Rev. by Pomoroy,Ohlo,two-lhlrdsofoll FURNITURE ·Cherry :J.2f.tfc 1 Freeland Norris at the mem.bers elected thereto Secretary, CherrJ Gtass Door ·tlabllunMI Metbodlat church at Long •o~~~f\'O;N o. Thel noporson or f,:~~~d wt.~~ ~r:, Slys: AIJTOMOBI ~E Insurance been Boti<Jm Thureday evening. porsons oholl bo pormlttld to White Marble Top; Four Save and JCellv loiter on thHt perking Iota lfttr W'•' ut ~-lr F Ben conctlled? ~oat I X!!Ur Labon J --•........, 1011, u,, 10:00 p.m. In tho ovonf~g to 6 , 00 .n w,. •· our I =:•tor•a ·11cenllo? c.tl .ff2. The bidding lw bun: of Brunawlck Oblo spent o.m. In tho morning. Wood Cholro, Walnut Lamp Wool North lost Soutb Sa'-""••• wltlt 'his Mr Soctlon 2. Exceptions oholl •• Stond, Marble Top; Hallett ,:1.s.Hc .... _,. • · made to Section lin cate Of any Davia fi'laver PlenQ, Pf'"o Now! and Mrs. Frank Upton tlld orranlzollon sponsored · evonts. Bench, Clrg., Stool, Gato LJOg Pau 1+ p.., ? TRUCKLOAD family -P•r=~ou~d 1~?tlv ~(:,~,,~~ T11bla, Unusuel Clarks TitlE SALE You, South, hold : Mrs.' Leota Mauar and Mra. Section 1 of /his ordinance thlll Ji'".:;,eiSe~~l ~~ . Buy 1 Tire at R19, Price. Got .AQU .KJ8S +U .QltB Leone Babcock villted Sunday :::~•:ff~~!:.'orothon 150·00 tor Stonds, Bedroom Suite 4 Pc., lncf at HaN-Price Willie IIIII What do you do now? · Soctlon •· ThiS ordlnonco Water Fall; Maple Bed. Suptrty Llslsl A-Bid one heart. You prefer wltlt Mra. Ethel Larkins and Super Stnrlce Stan.. 3 ROOM unf~r~I~IKJI ·apart. ,._ Marl .._ of r - · Shill toke efftct tnd bo In forco Walnut Dresoer, Swivel Top mont. f'hont· thit Co one sptlde because wltb PUIIo J. W. Clrsty, Mgr. e .,... an ...... "6 from •nd lfttr tht tlrlltlf daft Mirror; S.veral DresHrs, four heart~ yoor partner can BottAim. 7·1-lfc· Ph. 992-m2 tllowed bv law. Wlllnut Cene Rocker, ralle belrta; witb four apades ""-~Panod ' Sopt. 21, 1f70 Cherr• Bod (Waln .ut p.,ef), 0poni4Houn Mr. llld Mrs. J. E. gj!IU\;""".J Chlrln W. Lqar, Mtvor ' d ~· Gont be cu bid one spade. l;RA!LER, ' Jlr~wn'J Troll" --'•'"- Mr and Mrs Allost: JonoWollon,Cierk LimPS ., .... ocks; and ·~ Plf'l<', MlnirsVlllt. Phoni 992· .... • , · · (91 •• 1101 1, 2tc With Wind Umbrella Shedl, Al(er Wu Mlaltter Wine of RtVtlliWood, were ThrH Aloddln LimPS Wllh ~WNINGS, storm - · end .,.,, ~ windows, t:ar_porh, ' Shadel, Brou Lamp, Eight Horatio Algar was or- vlsf.llng Mrs. Sbociey's slater, . ·.-· 9-9-tfc . mlrqUOOI, blown ond ball dained a mlniater of the Mr • and moo. "- "'·-Nl""·'· IIOTIU OP Day , Weight Stth Thon\11 Insulation. Elmer White, ,_.,....., .,... APPOINTM . . T Clock, Ingraham Regulator Uflltartan Church prior to Wedneaday evening. salot representative. For rr.e NICI!L Y turnl~ · 2·bedrotlm Rev. and CootNo. 2tll7 Clock, Kl~han CIO<k, Long IP.OOfrtment, Middleport. becomlog tbe moat popular Mrs. Randy Lavantler also were Esteto of Jamu Ctcil Clrclo, 1.44!11dlo Waffle Irons. Iron estimates, phone Charles Ph0ne9924174. ~lslt. Syracuse. V. V. author Ia Ill& United States • f·311-tfc Ia lbe fall 00 years of lbe caUllig on the Nicholl. Mrs. o~:~:"ia hlroby glvon thot !~,~~~oMifl':'l~= Jobnson ond Son, Inc. Nichola Injured her back In a Homer M. Clrctt, or R. F . Beveled Plato Glou Mirror, 19th century. ••..••ter•I I•, l)avt.Recine, Ohio, h.. bun fan at her ...,.., ,_, oppolntod Executor of duly tftt p lcturot Frames, wI If T1YPI a week qo. Eototo of Jomoa Cocll Clrclo, CoiiH Mill, Tappan Gat Mr andMta w Bricklel dtcllsecl,lateofMeloscounty, Ranoa (Modern); Mlny ·....... · aynoand Ohio. · ,, Othtr Arileles Not ~IJitd were ...w-a on Mr. Mn. CrtclltOrt lrt reqUired to file ' ' Franlt. ''"'llii tllld ·· ·-"·. their clflml with llld fiduciary TliRM$: Cat h. OWNeR: w" --. within tour months. Willlim and Ruth NiuAtt. Mr~.~.:.Dana Hoffman 19 rr,~t0d !till lith doy of Sopt. Br!lflord Auction Compilly. Jr., us , _.. vlsf.ted tl1elr J. H . D'Brlon C. C: Bradford, Auct., ticli\i, pannta, Mr. and Mrs. Dana Proboto Judfjo of uld Ohio; A. C. Bredford,, Mgr.; ..._-.. ..._ ··• Mr -• ,._ Coun:y Ph. J49-3121. Lunch StrYtfl. . H.. w ..., .,... """ • . . . - · · <t> 17, 24 001 1, lie Alttf. Note: Theso An!lque Chlriel ltims art In A-1 Cpndltlon. Mr.tllldMrs. cart Wallon and 10.1:1~ son Gene !'f .Da)'lon lfPORt the Young of SidQey, Olllo a .YII"J wederu'wltllhlsmother,Eflle quick recovet'J. He Ia 1o 1 Auto Sales Watlofl, ()Iller callera were Mr. Da)'lon holpilal tlld a &rand· SPECIAL 1959 Ford Ciala•lo, V· and* John Guinther and two son o1 Mr. Mrs. Edlon 1. automotlc, polrlaet l~alde - , . ~; Mr. and Mro. Roulll. , and out. No rust. Good flrtl. t.'ll"i' W1114n of Plrkenburg, Mrs. MAbel LQ 01 Fort ws; Phont 742-3656. . ' Jiiil!llid Mrs. Orvil Wallon and Lauderdale, Fla, II vlsf.llac wltb . · Mt.31p ,. 1011, Mr. and Mrs. BID Wallon home follai a ffl!' "daY!J. IPlO. tHW:h'T "uck, IIOOd al)d two ...,., Mr. 111d Mrs. Mr. and Mnl Donald Pllifce llrtl, . . · ftlllno, 1100. Everett Wa.._.,, and Mr. and of Athena La .c trde of ,, F!ltont ·7371. 10.l-31p Mrs. Alpbl111 Wallon of UWe DtrCIIII, andun~' Hcalq. Circle and flrnliy ~~*'· sa~e. Laurt!On:le,lll'~tf. . PAAi(VtEW ~~. Poodl.. · W. Va., and l(r. lad ¥fl, lf1d ~I I'll ~, A~C. Poland Metvtn arc~e ' ~ !" ;'/~~· Grooming. . Cohtmbws · ~~ -.,ttl! :J.I7·'1< Mary Cirde "l' ,, ' •. .. a TliOPICAL FISH EveiJn McDaniel Rea 1Estate F" Employment Rtal Estate For Sale wanted HOBSTETIER . REALTY CJ~Iand 0 Realty! -==========:: Tupper" Plat"ns N S • MEIGS ._. .. l ·. · z •••r· DOF M Truck T.ln:=:sur;;;:a=nc::::e=----'. - I. Da'IS atsl.r !P:.J very, For , Rent 1 m.;aee. , •·'· and Jim Mees, You, and Music! Be-. and WJe .b-. Bttea, Carmel News. Mr. and 111wew. lind Mrt. tamllr fa!DIIr Eu1ent . J1111e1 of Mldo tpentthe i:Jt:J'! · dleport, Mr. La•renee Smtlb ot Smtih lauiiJl, Laurel 00 ttiall oiNt. There ~ · w.,..· ~~.~.~~~ .::-y 0 fachool Ev~r'fP!'• ,~~f.w~;· ·Eddie Patrick Jo1Jt11011 ,11 ~ ' ''eotumbltl 1111111 the Don ., . P..ts For :=. ' l Wi&H o:lNCDRD COLLE6E WEREN'T 50 F;t.R !'WAY. �,, 1 ,. ., i.~· ' ' • Now You~ . Spe(:ial J.!!ENS - ne Ohio I!UI or Public ScbOOI Employee& (OAPSE l will conduct ill second annual .Soulbealt District Leaderlhlp Conference on Saturday here, Oct. 3, at the East Elementary School Wallace Drive. Mrs: Belly Wiseman, president of OAPSE's Albens City Chapter No. 329, will boat lbe conference which Is ex· peeled to draw appiOJdmalely 65 OAPSE chapter presidents and other members from lbe Nasser (Continued Page from I) lbe Arab world's greatest bero Ill modern times~ Scores fainted In the 90 degree heatlnclutllnl Nasaer's widow, Tahal, who found heraelf surrounded by well· became meaning Egyplla'18 wailing lbelr sympathies. There were so many they almost covered lbe coffin and lbe Egyptian fla8 waa lost ID view. Policemen and troops man· nlng barricades dropped lbelr rifles and coUapsed, tears running down lbelr faces, as lbe mourners overwbebned them with abeer numbers. As lbe blaclt-«arbed mournenJ crushed In1D the line of the funeral marcll ol!lciala brought In tour annored cars to precede lbe gun carriage. But that failed to hold back lbe throngs which pressed In ever closer. Cairo radio announcers deacrlblng lbe procession wept loudly. Some, overcome with emoi!UI, had to tum over microphones to lbelr col· leagues. auodatlon 'a U·eou~tty SoutlleUt District. OAPSS Cllf'HIIIIy hu 32local cbapterl Ia lbe ora.muuon•s Soulbeut lll.tltrlet comjlrlled of Athena, Gallipolis, Hocking, Jackson, Lawrence, Mellis, Morgan, ~'err)', Pike, Scioto, Vlnlllll and WashiJII!Oft coun· ties. Paul S. Lewis, execullve director of OAPSE, will bead lbe tiJreHIWI team lnlm lbe aasociatlon's state office In Columbus acbeduled to address the conference. Lewis will talk on ~'LegiB].ation," "Rights and Responsibilities, " and "NegoUaUona." Two OAPSE field representatives, Kenneth Ball and Neal Retherford, will speak on 11Leadenhip" and ' "Mem.. berahlp" re•pedlvely. Registration lor the con· ference lascbeduled at &-10 a.m. with a aeries of ftve sessions begiMiJJg at 10 un. and running tllrough 3 p.m. 'lbe Ohio Association of Public School Employees claims ~er 2'1,000 members and nearly 500 local chapters. . boiH a farm Deal' tbJJ UoiOII CowJiy towa. Dr. Ra)'IIIOJJd Baby of !be Obit Blttorleal Seelety Maet1111 Ill CGIUIIlbaa ... llrmed !be ..,_ were tboae ... mutodOB, llle aaeeoter of =~. !Ut ~?::tt were Ia uetlleld endllloa. Marilla Potter, IIIOdate cantor Ill ardlee)CJI7 at !be m.._llld !bey would aot mow 1IIJlll !be flad ,... ex· canted II It wu a <GIIIPiete pleee. :.::~~ Girls' . .. < " ....w.-:::e::::w&:-::::w.::::=x:--:=:: Tonight, Oc1. I NOT OPEN ~ 2·1 TELL THEM WILLIE lOY IS HERE !Tocllnlc:olorl Elberleldo. Save Friday ancl Saturday Boys' Knit Briefs ancl T Shirts F1maus br1nd 1t ~~~tcU.Iutt prict11 for Frkt.y 1nd Slfur. day. Boys slz.. 3 to 20 T Shim made with relntorced necks cut extra MI. Brlels have double genet lMt - comfortable to wear. Louis. 'lbe Della Queen .... to Loollvllle each year during the week preceding lbe Kentuclly Derby to race !be Belle of Lo1llnUitl Gil lilt Oblo IUvM'. " . ~ .. •: ~'·~ This Sale 148 Fa;w;UI Men's Knit Frldey and Saturday Save on your U~ar needs. Briefs In sizes 30 to 50. Tee Shlrh In sizes .s;mell, medium, Sale 6.88 20. Woven plaid pettorns made wllh lull length lolls that stay tucked ln. Two button through flap pockets. Slzeo 36 to 50. 1110 per cent wool. lciHI everyday and work swNier. Dark oxford, navy blue and teal heelher. Fridav· 1nd S1tunlay ·. ~ PA)JrY PLANNED . 'lbe IIIIIUii .,.my lor those Sale I' 8.00' bltth to a ~ PI; ber first child, It was ~ by . Cedln of Lebenoft HOpeltai. MIP wooa 11 married ID Engjllll acior-dltector Richard Grepon. ~ En..ml>iea •.Bath Towell · Hand Towels • Wish ~hi., lllg Stlecllon of solids, prints In "'! """"' tashlon colors. ' ' .I · · nlgbt. U.S. lind I'IJd.ltnd.yell Spanlah flap fluttered from special white polel along the way. A mounltd cavalry escort fol· The Ohio Fuel Gao Co. Thursday allked permlaBion of lbe Fedeial Power Comznlaslon In Waahlnglllll to Increase the wholeaale rates lor natural gas It charges Columbia Gas of Ohio, Inc., and 25 other gas c:ompanle& In Oblo. ldi>iiO:R NATURE BAND - Vlft1bon of !he United Tea au. 6t lbe l'omerqy United J'altb Cburc11 go lor ''MOI4tr Nlllll'e" - especially the ''New Mother Nature Blbt'.'11te bind, ol Georae Nm1l, Ray FraJill, Rollnle HBl ~ llclnl14 Grimm --led I09erallllllllbtn at a ciNI wtmerrout~ba,..'ide""ilbebomeolMt.andMnt.Melvln Drqe fz! ~ ~ 11Q111t·!Pl111!'11 llllh lbt lrud, .. ·,·' -~wU4Wt.' ~Md-'A!Imw;"a · ,.,. ~' BROWN DUCIC . Jackets with warm· red qvllt lining. Sizes 36 to 50. Large roomy 'pocketo. Completely washable. Dark olive · Sliver grey · Forest gr,.n and blue donlm. Bne 'S :. Work Ctolhe5. • 695 ,l ' • ' ' . . •. . ,. ccimp""' ••lec.tion ,... all slr6. ·iwvy I .• wly l;lrown wei< that 11 sn!IO pn;o1 .. wll)d · . ~stan! . PNSIII:!Ink and waihllblo, :. 4 Unec.l OVERALL JACKETS Sizes 36 to 50 ·- Button front style . Cordurov Collar · Four p<!d<ots. . ·Warm • StrvlcNblt. salt: Friday all!! Sltvrday '•· W..llobertSmitb, $'.,RDI*tlbltii,Jr.,Mt.andMn.Leo 8lii,Mr: andMn.RobertBarber,andMr.andMre.Ilrake. , ~---- - ----------------------, 0 I 1\T • ~ I I 1 ~eWSeeelft I I, '~ Cantendel'8 8U#er 11ttaca 'I' CAIRO-TWOTOPOONTENIIERSizlsucceeciGamaiAbdel NUati"U ,.4!ikleot oi"' ...... IUftertdbeart allaclas u Nailer'• ...,,.. luneral .wasltartln8, lbe slanloftlclal newapaper AI Alnm said toda7. '11te p~par said botb aciiDs prelidtDI Anwar E. Sedlll and fllfmer Prime Mlnlaler AI Sabri _ . tl'ellted by doctors and IU:en ID their bomel. It gave no report on tbalr ecJIIdlllon IU ·In I.GndCOJ the Brltllh BroadeallinS Qtp. qJJGiecllbe ¥lddle Eut neWI agency Ulaylng botb men were recloverq." Nt111 or the IDn came u EJrypdlllll!llhe!S In JI,OOO . JDOIIIUU acrusslllo nai!UIID read solemn ftom lbe Koran inmemiii'YOIN_., wbodledolaba.lattactMonda)'IIU. L-..J:- be' b _:_..J ' CamUUUUJ rng lllfolltlU up, 6.49 JIBNOifl Pi:NB-TBE VIIIT OONG lew a bole Ill m= ··i rai i , I'IIIGIII PUJb and 9111m 'l'lllreday nlllbt, lea 'il!t Si~h-Whllt w•.sha~lo ·Plastic topes. Sfr~ nylon cordo.. f:n· el~ metal ~eel. All 6.4" toiigth In wii!ltw 24" to¥:~. ' Each HI C!Jf1Siats of .tight . ~ diJll!lr J!lllws. tnlil ·and · ~ ,piM,,. IOup jlla!M. aij>s. liuc:ors.oneoacfloval plefor, · vegolablo bclwl. crooit, pitcher and. coYtrtd sllflr bawl: · ' . Your · tlioice Of 7 btl!utlful floral dttorltions. ·, •. cr.·; ."" · hlglnra1lellberclolodor1Go Insecure lord . said today. :, , 181 off a iDlne , Penh l<..vlng a~ 1, a, c, 5 111t1 s, ltnJtcl)lns allo have elu..ll,.n :!' ca~tlnulng '"""'~as .. lhe ~ rJ billallonary In . ~ ..L _ 8U ~ !IJt Oblo nel are ~In rates Columbia Gu olOhlocbariealllcustomera. Htherequesllupprovedbythe FPC,ltwouldzpeananlncreaae or abouiU cenll per month In lbe bas bW Ill an average CUitDmer aerved by Columbia Gas of Ohio. u..,. . Tenneasee Gas Pipeline Company, Texas Eastern Tranamlsslon Corporation, Tuas Gas TransmiPion Corp«atlfll, Unlltd Fuel Gu "---. .......-..- and Manuflclurers IJ&bl and Heal Company have llled for lncreueclrates and all of lheae r<mpanles are IUPpllen of Oblo Fuel. Other I'MIOIIII clltd.by Laird for reqlle4tiJJB the new retes Include tncnuea In the coatzJ ol labor, tuppllea, CGIJitrucllon, IUel, other opnllona and lnermrtcoatzJ!DObloFuelln obtalnin& capital lor con. llrtiCIIoo. Ohio Fuel II uldns lor a raie ol relam oll¥• per eenf. . Oblo Fuel Ia ~,!Ml notlll.be pal ln!D """" tlian April!, IJ'II. · ' . Ia_. -~ ' . -NorlbV'"~m., lr,~one~ '• • aL itJd'l ,J ,. ,•,' illll uae m .e' wee11. !Xli.. . IDwed lbe IWIIdezlllal mol«· eade lbrough tne-llgechlreets. Nl~on new In abOard Air Force one lifter two daYs and more than aeven hours ol "candid but cotdlal" talb with PrelldentTitoln Yugoolavta. Nixon wu clearly delighted with lbe friendly treatment accorded him In Yugoslavia. As be boarded lbe prealdenUal jet plane in Belgrade, he shook hands warmly with TIID and said: ''Tharllt you so much lor being a wp!lderful host." He reminded the 78-¥ear-old Yugoslav leader of his promise ID psy a return vlalt to the United Slales 110011. "We loOk forward ID seeing you," N!Jon , 'IIOM'INGIIAM, Elllaad (UPI) - Toplest .Uir prta, bawdy bJIIIIII, mariJ- ud • pop tlqer Ia !be pnadler'a polpllll tbe oaly ,.., lor a daarell to COJDDJIJIIIieale _. ce~tfdiJ willl lhe DUMien world, o mlr"*er uld today. Bat be dlda't aay be ....., do lt. '!be Rev. William Metealfe, rector of llolllford, wrote Ill bll parlllJ magulllo lblt ''worldllaea, kwi,IDdlfle1'111ce and avarlee are tweeplq .,.. people pui!D deatruetloll." · · ''II !be daarell wae to t17 Ia -UIIleate ...,COIIIfully wilb lbe worill of toda7 Ill bollldQ would have It be peycbedelle pads, Ill dlolr Jfrll toplea, Ita byJJuJI bawdy, lbe lCI'Iplllrel omllled aad replaced by 'ptl' aad the vlar a well-bon lpGJianWI or rodllllzl1er," Metcalfe llld. · ''l'bea the dlarda would C!GIJJJIIliBlcllle aad be paclred to the doort," be added, saytq tbe p.......t Reaerallon had loll all contact with Wna• lptritul. L re· • or N0 t W. F. Laird, Columbus, President ol Ohio Fuel, said that lbe Increase, which would total ~332,800 - or 13\io per ~ cent - annually In revenue wu requdted ID offoellncreutiiD COLUMBUS UPI) - revolullona In lbe area of what . lbecostofautoQhloFuellrom Republican elate chairman lhlscounlrysoobYiousl,tneedl. maM' 1~1 ~ other IJI. AndreWI ~11&4 The moa\.,;adlcal element ..C! ut{rSt •llpi;lCiitlt.h!"·' -i.;t=~~.._:~:=e tll:{~~"~l;~ . u,..,,!t.,....' ,....,., ' • llrlil!·lllll: lllat lli,ltllrlq 11111 wvtd Smltb; llle lliY: 'llild ' ' Quality China dlnnerwlJre, attractfva des"igl)s and lntwreotlng wpn. ' ·the uwy to communicate In Ohio Now Is lhe nme To· . ., ·' cAIAAIIT · · . lrlendablpl " Nl~on shouted haltiJJBI)t LD spantsb. 'lbe criJwd rNrellile approval. Fr0111 !be Jlrporl, Fnlllco and Nbonstood topther In an open limousine that carried them put lhouaaJida ol cheering llpAnlards cluldllng "Nixon speclal"edltionaofnewspapera. Nixon received a key ID lbla lhouaand r,ear-old capital ol 3 mnum people at the fla8· bedecked Plaza del Marques dellluero, IIJen drove on to the l'llaclo de Moncloa where he and Mrs. Nlaon will spend the Costs of Gas Up , , , ·, "' .'•..m, .Diti-""" ......~~~~. ~ -. ·.~· · ~ - ; f!!!l mi•.~ . ' ,· .....Sj'~_,'t_J1411ake,, tfellie; ~ Rolljita $iitllti lonu IJIJJT1JI~~< ''n.hlita McUIIIlilil Dllllid "'- a...o. II'.,,_, Sharon and .·Sf VlftETWtBijNDS fit . . = :u; ~lector tell ill !"PP''IID bla'8iltled 'latudenl riot" quote - •A- _._ . '""""""' )'tarii&O. Tbe e<~~trm•lb&l QIIOle In ~lion Will prlnltd Feb. 24, liM In the livter News, the ltltdent JJOWIPIIpeJ' at Xavier Unlverally and reported GIWgan 81 havilll! said: " ... 'lbe university crowd ahould start rloll and political -GIWgan bad said lbenotpll wl8 a "lie." · Andlewa, In 1 te~ 111 Gllllgan campaign hedquarters, said the llepubUcana would loot lbe expense of the leal. " Ad· dlUonally, "" would gladly allow your candida~. to chqol!e his own Interrogator. aald. "We'D plan a good trip for you." During his two-dlly stay In Y~t~oslavla, . Nlzon apent more than ~ hours in private conversation with TIID, eschaligiDg yjewa on lbe Middle East ' situation, lbe war In VIetnam, U.S.-&wiel reiad0111 and other world probleml. It :Waa· lbe most lime Nl:lon had 11pe11l alone with another chief of state sl!JCO be toot ofllce. Nizon left Belgrade at 1:57 a.DI. (3:57 a.m. JIDI') for the three hour fll&hl !D. Madrid, where lb011881ld1 ol sjlanlards skipped lbelr aelsiU In order ID greet him as bl drove with Franco from lbe airport Into the city. 'lbe Mia were grey and overcaat when lilt · 'llbca, eacorltd by Preoldent and Mrs. TIID, left Belgrade'a Old Palace to drive to the airport. Guards were .,..ltd eveey 100 yards 111 the llkDUe drive. All side road were M8led off lhe security In the airport terminal building was llrlngenL Nl:lon praised Tlto u a man ol peace, and said be looted forward to a conlilnllnl! pel'l<liial dlaloeue wilb him on world problems, "D has betll very helpful lor me to set hla IJ)Jpl'llsal ol lbe various trouble spola In lbe wcrld and bls belt advice u to willl polldes could be 1do(Jted which could lead ID peace llld Grid -Pool Roots Raidecl.. YOUNGSTOWN,Oblo(UPI)A U. S. Justice Department lssk force raided 41 ealabllsh· menla and homes In norlbeut. ern Ohio and Weatern Pennayl· vanla and "cooflacated evidence" used in the lnterolate transrniJsiCII ol gambling lnfor. maUon, it was learned today. distribution of the poola lbezn. ael.... Tbere were no arnata made but lbe evidence will be pre. aented to a lecleral grand jury In Cleveland wblcll Ia lnvllll· gating organ!Jed crime In NCJI'Ibeutern Oblo. Tbe Federal Bureau of lnves- ::~..'*..:X.Y&.~:X·>.:?::X::~>.~~«m~(. tigatlon early today refused comment on lbe raids In THE OUTLOOK Youngstown, Uberty Township, EDeaded Oblo outloot fir Austintown, and Niles, Ohio and Meaday lbr..p r.nday: Fair Meaday with ldPI New Castie , Pa. 1 'lbe raids were conducted by rom !be mid 101 1D low 71o. FBI agenla from PlttsiJurib, Low early Moaday moniq Youngatown and Cleveland and Ia tbe 101. Warmer with a werereportedlyaiJIIedatbreak· chance of sbowen Tuesday. 1ng up tranamlaslon ollnforma High Ia tbe 'ltl. lion used In football pools ::-:-<:o::::::r.:::<<:::::::::::x::=-,:,--:::-,;::@.:::::; Ill. I · Reg. 79c VINYLPLMM~ Extra heavy .cvo~IOntd ,C<lnatrucllon In • big ::::'."" of Two · Four po~~ :,~'!'~ foil'~. ' ·..: RECORD ALBUMS In and .browao record.albums. , ., country chilli...'• " . tiCOJ dtlng a ·~ ca•!' · tbal !aft ""ling wltb tbe ,Jq> lenlale tnnrmlllloa d ~ ' lng lnformatlm were being -no: latecl. l :;' . One IOUl'ct laid of . . lKmel ralded beJoD&ed to ft)l knownnortbeuteriiOblopmllt. en. The ralda allo iiJellllljjl llllalllavlll'lll and lllopl wi*lz· dlalrlbultd the pool cardl, • ·-~ ' -·.. ~"'......... ...... IWLA Eleels Morrison ~· Morr1aaa Ia. new JIIIIOi~:~. " ~~:ntllbe Ken Amlbary Dlrec~Q8111ed ~~~::t~i ol !be Iuak Wal!Dn Bradford, Tom CUiill. America. MeetiJJB at lbelr 'clubhouse near Chester tlllneek, chapter membera elected new officers and dlriCton. Olber new of. llcera are Roy Grueaer, first vice president; Delbert ear. nahan second vice president· Art treasurer, and League Stwmer, Karr, J1111108 Carnahan, Lee Billey, Henry Bahr, Charles Redford, Larry Well, WWlBAnthony,DennioParker, Guy Morris, Paul Karr, chairman and CbeJ1er Erwin Afilm.;, lbe Indianapolis 501) was shown and a steak •upper was served. Queen's Fate Now Up to Taft WASHINGTON(UPI) Alter ButT 11 Re ub11 •-· a •a,o1 Cincinnati P can,.,...,. 44 years ol aervlce the- .Delta. home town hapQueen, lui ollbe nallon'o pas- pens to be the Della Queen's ~e~~~er ateamboaiB, Ia detJiined home pur~ said Thursday he lor llrY !lock unleu Rep. Rob- would uk lbe Houae next week ert Taft Jr,, lWlllo, succeed& to 1lend lbe liiD back to confer. ill a delperale llnal effort ID ence and ID order House CGI· keep her afloat. lareea to accept lbe Senate A congreaaloaal wrllln.uce amendment. wrnmlltee mlilt Merchant Ma· "It WGUld be a tragedy to rine, Bill reluaed lbla week to condemn her without even so accepiiSellal&-pauedamend- much as o chance for lbe IDII'II wblcll would have let lilt House ID TOle on the declslm," bl& rl~t OOD!Inue lravetlng Taft said In an open leller to on the MIMjiJIIppl, Tenneslee, hla colleague~~. Ol!lo and Com!Jerland riven -btlhougltol f !Jer_~~l · t]!D . ~~~ bliiiCoSalety a~~ 1 or 1 er... • re .. ..,1y Ac~ ,........ y ngress ...a slandinll. two dllutroua ship llres In the 4 Atlandc Ocean, 1be Della Queen - with lla wooden superstructure - was forbidden ID conduct overnight excursions o1 more than "' passengers. But Congresl decided to exempllbe Della Queen after hearing argumenla that II never ventured more than a few hundred yards from shore. Although lbe Houae-.'lenate conferees refused ID e<~~tinue ber exemption, lbey agreed to recommend a federal subeldy lor Green Line Steamers, ownera of lbe Delta Queen, If the ~-~s:"""mlllltospend tlleulredesfi. ma.....10 on req to build a similar boat of 1tee1: Taft said be believes J1 the question ol lbe Delta Queen'• fate could only .lind Ill way to the Houae Door, "It would recelve ovenrhelmlng approval." 'lbe Cincinnatian bl•med U.S. Rep. Edward Garmall, J>.Md., lor keeping the laue In the Houae Merchant Mulne Com· miltee, "He ll!nored the pleu of over 1110 ol my «llleacua and mytell and prevented a vote In lbe H01110 ID Stve the ship," Taft said. "ID addlllCII, be 18· nored lbe ""11*1 ol over JlO,. 000 Americans who signed pelllions Cll beball ol lbe Qaeen... (0!....-J ...... ~.J~M ~ UG1 il.,.. &~aJ to .nz..,.._:.. Seltoll for ,.Schools Overriding Concern· ~­ '1'itikst ' . tO:Jook at a tho-- moved lo 1 , · ' N£W. ltiPMENT . . Tbe warraale uaed In · lilf ra&dl were iiiDed em infW' ~ , and 29 95 ASet . ANGELES (UPI) hour- Twin size flit or fitted • Two Day $11t''l.39 •;i ' Reg·: 1.89 pr. . , ,, 42x~ Pillowcases · • • · Two Day $lit ! ,~J II!'• Pe~t lor Gifting-· Cannon Ravel Family matching hell) many new styles and ••ve. Mens Nylon Quilt Uned ..!< l. IWI FIJIIT BORN square on the Jlrport runway ,.., troops and atr Ioree pollee wearing the llermaJHJtyle lJel. meta of World War n. Bodyguards In blue bereta advanced liowly behind Franco wilb apear1 In lbelr bandit and plslola at their sldea. More pollee lnsiJiny black Napoleonic hala guarded evary gate. And olbers were on rooflops both at lbe Jlrporl and along the mol«cade route. Nllon said be waa "confident lbe talks we will have bere will C<lllrlbule !0 closer cooperatim both In defense lor peace and In more economic cooperation," His voice wu drowned out by jell J11L181n8 overhead. "Long live ·SjJanlsh-Arnerlcan Massed around a ceremonial lllltlna ·~ll ' Two~;,~.~ ' . .1 • ~--------11---~ ;I ,. ' • Atruly wonderful sel~lon of styles for little boys In sizes 3 to 6, regular boys 8 to 20, and mens sizes 36 to 54. Waist length jackets and longer c;ar coats or suburban lengths. Solids and plaids In corduroy, cotton twill. nylon, wool. 2 for 8.00 " ... < .> Ill Communist Yugoslavia, Nlz· ell wu greeltd wannly by Franco, re.IJllendent in his uniform P capfain.teneral of the Spanl•h army. Five hi!Jidred carelully screened Civilians ~ under lbe w'alcbful eyea of 2,000 pollee and troops at BaraJas Airport. '!ben followed a llknlle :!~1n 't~1~~ ·~ ·~i:r'Bit:'i:''-ft:· · Bla~kat With Double· ltlbows 8 =:·,~~! flat or filled Reg. 2.99 . JACKETS and COATS Mens Men's 9.95 'Button fnJnt iDAT SWEATERS tbrou&ll Madrid with Spanilb llrGIJiplanl"ranccaco Franco. Freib lnlm two daya qf talks Famous Cannon Roval Feinlly quality In this 50 per cont cotton, 50 per cent pc!y ..tor permanant press. llltet and plllpwcase. · ,·, .: Reg. 4.49 Queen size flat or filled •Two Day ~le 3.59 WORK SHIRTS Neck sizes uv, to 11 and, .. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1970 ' motorcade along crowcWned 1lreela under sunny Spanllb akles to lbe center o1 Madrid lor a key·lo-lh&dty ceremony, followed by an cooference between the two leaders. Sounding a keynote ol his talks with Franco, Nlzon said at the airport: "In recent weeb the eyes ol lbe world have been '"' the Mediterranean area. H we do not have peace In lbe Mediterranean, world peace will be seriously threatened. An IJJdls. penaable plllar for peace In the Mediterranean Is Spanlah· American frlendlhlp and cof!JPII'Itlon." Sale! Frida, and Saturday \WRK JACKEIS Cotton twill zl- Iron! Choou blue denim, Floher stripe, h!Jrrlngbone or olive green In shorts, regulon and longs. Sizes 3'1>1<! !il). Zlpa'II'GI!I lop to bottom or bottom to top. Concealed mlfal.snaps. Action bed< lor extra comfort. 1110 per cent cotton· llliforlzed shrunk. Frldoy ond satvmy , C.dnon Rqyal Fami~ No-Iron Sheets ·· · · , . MEN'S and BOYS' large and extra Iorge. Full cut. Extra well made knit brlelo and Tee shirts. Sale! Men's 7.98 WID ·Cauenllls BJ BUGENE V. RISHER MAD~ (UPI)- Presldenl Nbon, !IIUin& u.s. Ilea with ~ as . "on lndlapensable pWar lor peace Ill the Medlfen'onean," gola bullllgbt hero'• kind ol weteome toc~ay as be roda triiJDipbantly i· . " 1st Floor Domestics Dl!pt. FlANNEL extre Iaroe sizes 18, 19 and ' POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO •·'· ·~ \. Briefs and Tee Shirts .on Sale IIEAR8 WATOIJNG SEATI'LE, Wub. (UPI) Pollee were looting lor a modern GoldUocb today. They aald C8Jml Button reported to pollee Wednelcla}' 101118body Nd made pcrridge m biJ stove and rested In bls bed whll e he was away. 'lbere was a switch 1nm the old children's fable. Burton'• chalra were aD In good shape but bls TV aet wu •. '' Riled ~'lCi" -Piut- ~ IOf J. 'DIE OUTLOOK Secand floor. Extra heavy weight ~:.illlke 111-iackels and the opec:lal values yoiJ'IIIInd at ...........,S"IN II'QRE.,..,...,.. rotmOiJia (UPI)""~ A ACE HIGH gunman robbing a (Ttcllnlc:olll'l feotlonU'f store here Kevin McCarthy W~ Jlhot and ldlled Qlle EIIWallach --'••·""-·""""··--ln 51Jaw Storts 7 P.M. ,.,.,_ .-N ,._...., .,..,...., . ...._ _ _ _ _ _., the liNd. Killed .... Mn. NMm~ · To Wear Depirbitent oo tile Mens US In the busy mens and boys departmenl on the 1st floor. M rtune time to buy c. P.O'o. Navy blue . plaids In light and :~colors. lined or unlined styles. SIZOl J to 7 · 8to 20 and 36 Katharine Rou "GP" All Aces Admlllad. "'MtAT DO YOU SAY TO A WALlZDNS Reg •.3.91 Umbrellas He said II would cost •10 million ID bulld a new ship similar to lbe Delta Queen and II would cost about .I mllUon ID revamp lbe old velatllnto a dayllme-ooly excursion boat. He said various clllea and ftrma have offered to buy the vessel and turn II Into a fioatlng restaurant, lncludlnll St. Actr. '!Ia~ Wopolllaa liven Qeg.3.98 Hundreds to seled from White or pastel colOrs In sizes P-S-M-L In mini, short or -outstanding values In average lenQihs. all wool coats, T...;Daysalt laminated jerseys and fake furs . Choose from 2.58 car coats, all weather )-----~---"' coats, casual coats & fur trimmed coats. A wide range of sizes junior to super · SeJect Your Jaclcet For Men ancl Boys Now ' zxon Two Oay Sale Only ' ~To~ hllitl4ttn~~~-~~·Of'nul Melgi-M- Area • ' R"", ... .5.98 sale ••••,.,wear ' I Rae. 198 HALF SLIPS (Cootinued from Page I) dlcatlng Congresl favors a led· era! subsidy ID Green 1Jnes If 11 wanll ID build a new metal boat similar to lbe Delta~The statement, however, would not have U. force of law. "We didn't come here for money," Muater said. ut don't know wbnt we .are golllg to ' 1.08 VOL XXII NO. 120 9· First floor Unprte Dtpt. Robert Redford Fri., Sat. & Su11: < Oct. 2-:1· 4 ' Double Feature A Film By Allen Funt ' .Polveste~-Colton bltndl lrf POiyest~r-eotton blend or nylol) In sizes small. medium, large. Assorted solids or twlnts. - Queen "" P-'!'--..~~~~ SII!JI&er, (lertnJdll illD, 'lt. MIA Joanne 32, wu tOJlUiltd In 1a1r cOIIdiiiDII MAlON DRIVE-1M Hospital • . at MI. Clrmel I : 1'~· • ,,'Reg. 6.98 Slt!!!PWtar , I sale 4.68 In tile busy Ready waridn& wilb !be county lair pollee program of Drew Webller Poll 3t, American t.eciOn. will be held SUnday 1Jet1inn1n8 at D0C11 atlbe Great Bend cottage ol Charles Snllel. Frkhly I saturday .' al . ." diana, originally from the Amazon baaln , of South America, · JUNIOR . · Sl!EPWEAR ·.... ' ·$ALE PrA TO MEET Mrs. Ruby Vaughan, Middiep«l, county PTA COUildl pruklenl, will attend the Salem Center PTA meeting at 7:30 p.m. MOIIday allbe school. Mrs. C. 0. Qmpman wUl show lllldts MARINE TO'DIEREICUE ol a triP ID lbe Holy Land and OOSI'A MESA, Calli. (UPI) Mrs. PbylUs Duaan. president, _ )Wine Cpl. C11reace E. will preside. Parenla of all Jtotllln eaterecl the only nude children attending lbe school entertainment bar In this commUIIIIy WedJiuday and are asked to attend. ca1Jb111d lbe two peillomen, Jacflllel1m Featherly, 25, and BRING A BUG! The Pomeroy Garden Club OJerl Jl'lemlng, 22. He placed will meet at I p.m. Monday at lbe Jlrfa under cltJxana arreol the .home of Mrs. Roy Bttzlng. lor lndeceDt eJIIOBUf", clalmln8 For roll caU, members ..., ID tbelr 111J111180 anllcl offended bring an lnsed or a picture of an hla of delicacy. Police booluld !be girls Cll Roprs' lnaect for idenlillcatlon. ccmplalnt. MEIGS THEATRE ·~ I' ·Hveral riylea. Junior ilzn 11-13-15. ' ' COAT do." SOMERSVILLE, Oblo (UPil - Tbe IMJaes of a Jlllllodon, poulbly 1,010 ID za,• years old, were ID be excavated today from a peel Women's and. I• QrOUtt, ~ •· The llrst lnhabltante o1 Puerto RIC<! were Arawak Jn. ' ·~'IJI- help by clllculitbJc ........"' ud calmb' llluel II lillie with ytlfll ,..,_l Cll' flllure R) . . . . . . . IDIII& .. ~upe the lid lll'tbe-ifMlali=III!M· lltfMDa•'"lto imp'owa IIIII ... met ow )lli'laDalllld IIICMUi well fzlrllllii1--· Ill Il'i hard ID balld. lt'a letll alfllin OCil' ~ tbal • .U.ch _, a' let 10M~ II ibt ........._n • , � 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 10. October 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. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper 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/. 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