https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/1e58d0c2aaa176170c5003c6d0f4d645.pdf 143b18cd3813323cd37bce0646e5c9d4 PDF Text Text ,, 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 • , �' "• ·:"Vojce..; ·, ' ur CROMLEY, ly ... WASHINGTON (NEAl ·· ' What Is now abundantly clear Is that some of the major lhsom lear~ the hard WllY In Vietnam in anilguerrlp& Niton's a"c-k ,on •. ·a r are now being applied in PresiAent ~ """ tlle vicious groups who peddle narcotiea and olhe• dangerous drugs. · These internationaUy based organizations have many IIU"rrilla characteri81ics-in their type of organization and m their combined "military," economic, propqanda 'and bribery operations. Like the •uerrUlus, they are allo pro· lllcted by the fear or "loyaltY'' of their victims, protected (ometimes out of shame by the families of their victims and' by the officials they bribe. ., · As with the Viet Con¥ In Vietnam, they are protected, ' too, by tbe fact that thetr victims and the rank and file in , ljlelr organizatloq know that they. too. have broken the r,w and therefore cannot expose the organization without 4Jkpolling themselves to punishment by the law and,ln t9111e · ofa~ea to death by a gang enforcer. . '•-" 1What Is being attempted now In the United staies· Is ' ''•tometbln& very close fn concept to the mueh'l)llbliclzed ' alion Phoenilt In South Vietnam, which seeks to lden· aDd •-Le - out of action the •Ley VI~ c• Cong-Nol'lh Vietllllm~ underground poUiieal, ecanomlc, propaganda and , rhllltary leadership In the south In order to cut the hellrt ' «1\rt of !he Hanoi Invasion. . ;Hert! in the United States, a combination of major fed· eral agencies, In co-operation wltlr state and local governents, has been makiDe a ·concerted effort over !be put , , onths to Identify the major illeg31 organizations dealing • ·, narcoUcs and other dangerous druga and their connec!lens and aJsoclates in the United States and other eounttt•s and to learn the key personnel of those organizations. >,Strangely enough, except for bit$ and pieces, the facts these groups have not been known with certainlY In the • . There were bits and pieces of data and large amounts conjecture and rumor but not the concrete knowledge Jtcessary for effective government acUon. ~Instead of attempllne to catch every user, every pusher llfu1 e~ery local wholesaler, the objective Ia to find the men ·Wbo are key links In administration, In dlsl:rJ.buUon, In lm· d in processing (whether these 11Dka are In the · States or In Europe, Latin America, Asia or the East) and to then find ways to lmmobHlze 'those ~y men. , · I'(A key man Jailed for assault and battery Is 81 mucb 041 of circulation, though perhaps not as long, as one arlisted for dope distribution. And assault and battery may ~ much euler to prove.) 1;As a result of the preUmiDary lnteWgence gatherlnf 11 IC·now beUeved that nine major national-internationa 'orI#DlzaUons Import and distribute a heavy percentage of ~lWei! dangerous drugs In the United States. a = ~ :, "' 1 It 'Wj ... - .o '\ . . ' ' ' .,, ·>''' I' •• • IIY JA~'O'IIIUAN These nlue are known 10 have , hase'8 in most m·ajo~ '""W VORK B"">nwAY 1 U.S. cities and In a spread ,ollorel;t{countries. The" ""*il· '""' ' - · •-';' bly account for ao , ,.,.. cent ,.,, '""~roln,,· •"", 8 •...'0 ffioo . , ~ ·:·,.,I'll o. Brlefl., , of the ""in' 'r"f. ~~ """' "'' ._,, Max GQrdciil deli! of o""wy per cent coca 0,_ tons 0 m·. uw ana liJllliOila 0.>"., • ' - • •• • · -.r · · dosage units of other QIIDgerQus drugs."· , , · ;•prOducers, and ~thillone of the nine Is 'an organization 9.f S~lfh elll!!jc ~-', ~telsw (rAre~ groUJH! scattered througll' 11\e United States. TI!ese. men 'abd tile Chir aro..... !D~ · secure heroin and cocaine frOm Spanish:spea~ng criminal Mi bli l!])le ,'~ to new •' , rv, In Cq"5h.· Ond T"IJ')e , .• , ,' '' ··.. , ':, u r---.------------------------1 HeIen HeIp' 8 I Mit.¥ 8. bread• •ere The Th _.. 1ess p ....... = •t 73 .549 New ork St. Louis Phlladelrhla Montrea 78 .519 5 79 .5\2 6 86 .47213 88 .453 15'1l 89 .451 16 f ' 83 76 73 73 W01l w. L. x-Cinclnllllll 102 '" Pet. GB 60 .6JO Loa~tos 87 74 ~Francisco 86 76 Mi!iiaton AIIanta "Siln' Diego ''1 .540 Wh .531 16 79 83 .488 2J 76 86 .469 26 63 99 .389 39 X•C)lncllocl division tlllt · '.- '· By 1RA MILLER UPI Sports Writer PITI'SBURGH (UP!)-Look· ina at the stallaUcs, It shouldn'~ be close. The Reds have two plaY"!' with 40 or more homers. The Plrales have one with 31. ClnclnnaU has the leajple'l two lop RBI men. Pittsburgh has no one within 50 of the leader. The Reds won more pmes during the season, selling a club record with IOZ victories. Fran.~lsco 4 Q I • J~·u'~ ~wiUtme, -H. .~ I 1 { I ' , ~ii.~~i~~l~i~ Sports Desk· Clll~ 56 106 .3.46 42 rsdly'li Rtsults Mlnneoota 4 Kanso> City 0 Dofrolt !Cleveland 0 Baltimore J Waohlnaton 2 Ql!kland 5 Milwaukee 4 C4i!Jforula 5 Chicago 4 (IJ Inns) Umps' Strike No Series Stop CJUCAGO (UP!) -National Leaaue Prealdenl Charles Feeney says the lea1111e cbatppiOIIIIblp series and the Wtrhl Series Will be played u acbeduled even If major lea8Ue ,omplres strike. The umpires are to lllt!lll today in Chicago to dlscuu the po-.!Mllty of a strike. TheJ are seekiDI a minimum of ...000 for each umpire worldng the !IW'uHs and •10,000 lfir the World Series. Last year umpires received t2,500 per man lilr the !IW'offs and ta.SOO lor the serln. Playoffs in both major leagues start Saturday. Milk Prodiiceri . . C;i 0/{B_hnieri . OOLUMBUS (UPl) -Central Oh!~ · Co-Operative Milk ~. llic. dlscontlpued ~ery Of mUll: toltordens,lnc. 'l'biiriCiay in a dlspote over pr!ce,. Don Zehr, general IDI!Jqer for Cenltal Ohio, said, "It~ our product. Unless we get wh811re want fiji' II, we won't dell..- to llflrdeDs." '1'111 cooperallve aeeks ...76 per ~~ lfir clasa-1 ~ ~ 8..-denJ. has offered ...56, Ze1tr said. Zehr said Cenltal Ohio llOl'lllll11y deilvers onNta1f million of mUll: to Bordens eadl ABotdens by Chet Tannehill JoiJI Rllclthart, Melga.'70, grandaon of Mrs. Mildred Hemsley of SyraCUit!, better than awrage atlootball and t:radl here, and a lot better than !bat wllh lbe books, has an.escellenl Plebe year aoiDaforhlmat the Military Acadany, Wut Point, N.Y. No one wbo witnessed the lttlll Marauder grid victory over Ironton can lorgellbe long bomb from Pat O'Brien be caught to put his teaJI• abead by one TD breaking a U-12 tie. JOOll got that necessary atep on the Ironton defender going straight downfleld and Pat's pass came over Rltchhart'sleft shoulder perlectly 40 yarda beyond the scrtrnmaae Une. With John's fine speed It was slJ: polnta In the bag. Already at West Point JOOll ls on lhe track teem, both Indoor and outdoor, and sings in the cbolr and glee club. If you search closely wben the balftlme program of Army-Navy tpliiM! la televised you may pick him up in the !llee club. John'aaddresslaJOOll W. Rltchhart,Co. H·l, U.S. C. C., West Point, New York, 109911. He'll be home on leitve near Cbrillmas lime. PISTOL PETE (Rose) sayathe Redsareread;ylar Pittsburgh In the playoffs and whoever the Aniertean League sends up to the World Series. In caae Pete, one of my favorite professional alhletes,ls lucty enouab to· aet in the World Series, Sports Desk wUl have two rt!lll!rVed seats lor each of the possible loor games to be played In anctnnati 1 Gamel I ~d ~- of, the Serle1 be at Riverfront llladl!llllSa~Y,,~: ~iDil,!lllndaY.rs- E~:tJ· d necessary, a,re sCbeauied lli Clnetnna 'Sa y. ~ . and Sunda'y, OCt. II. · '11teie dJJCatl, with the acepUon of thole lor Sunday, Oct. II - wben yours truly li)JJ88 to be 1D Cincinnati - are available to thepulilc on a first call (etd pay) basil. u.s. :riD more, 1!1-t. . IIi her . " '' J;. ' • Santlay "Some writers didn't think we'd wiD unllllast Sunday (the day the Pirates cllnebed the dlvillon tiUe )," said Manager Danny Murtaugh. Ntl UaUI .. Dock Ellis, 13-10, Will start the opener lor the Pirates while !be Reds were surprisinaly have anybody with 40 hooters . shape. Merrill, ClnciDnall'l 1111 1be game begins at I p.m. outhomered 16-7. F<lt the year, But we are a bunch of good winner at :lll-12, basil'! pitcbed EDT and wUl be lelevlaed !bey hit 60 more home rllll8 hitlen!," said Malty Alou, the much lately because Pirates' centerfiejder, who had arm. He'l vlte!l~s~~~~ naUonally by NBC. than the Pirates. day'• II8COlld aame : Another game is scheduled in catcber Johnny Bench of 201 hits and batuid .297. 1Alke Wllbr, I.W, PI . The Reds are In better shape Pittsburgh Sunday before the Cincinnati ted the majlll'll with series shifts 300 miles down the 45 home runs an~ 148 runs with all their regulars ready . blg winner. ' ' ' ~' Ohio River to lbe Reds' new batted in. Third baseman Tony Slargell and Roberto Clemente Merritt's loes would ~!!(a 1te1 Riverfront Stadlwn f..- the Perez hit 40,homero and drove both are ailing, Stargell with a one, becsuse be beat lti; bad heel and Clemente with a Pirates tbree times witbouni third and, If needed, IOW'th and In 129 runs. ' 1d sore back, bul bOth are lou during the season. lifth games. Willie Stargell, the Pirates' Walker and Bob Vesle, .u:q• btl power man, hit 31 homero expeeted to be In the Uneup. Altead Oo Homen Bob Moose, a Pirate right- demolecl from the ~ ClnclnnaU'sstrength la power and drove in 84 runs. against Pittsburgh. of.,,.. '. Gary Nolan, 11-7, works lor Cincinnati. Neither of the young rlgblhanders has enjoyed appreciable success against the oppoaltlon, Ellls with a 3.f "We don't have anybody with bander, and Reds' lefty Jim rotatloo, were the-Pirates' on/.Y Ulellme record against Clncln- but even while wlnnln.l the naU and Nolan with a 2-3 llliU'k season series from Pittsburgh 100 runs batted ln. We don't Merrill also are in questionable starters to beat the Reds. By JOE CABNJCEW UPJ Sports Writer Mr. Everything and Mr. Nothing will meet Saturday niaht in Cleveland. Mr. EverytblnfJ la Terry Bradshaw, the Plttsburah quarterback frmn Loulolana Tech who wu the nation's No. I draft choice after last season. Mr. Nothing la Don Gault, who went to Hofstra, wasn't even draftee~, made It as a free agent and will start for the Browns against the stA!elers Saturday night. Bradshaw, the strong-armed rookie who la supposed to lift Pittsburgh frmn the depths of pro football, has been finding the aoina a ll!Ue rouaber than etpected. Bradshaw bad to be benched in the Steelero' openlna lou to Houston and began to find the markinasecondlosslastweek to Denver. Gault, who wasn't even supposed to make the Browns' roster this year because of veteran Bill Nelsen and hightoolecl roolde Mike Phipps, IIUddenly la a man on the spot. Nelsen damaged his knee against San Francisco 1aat week and Gault, who spent much of last year In the service, Will start in the American Football Conference Central Division game. Bradshaw hit on 13-of-211 passes last week in a toting cause aeaiDst the Broncos and Gault spent much of his brief tenure against the For<y Nlners on the seat of hla pants. For !hill reason, the Sleelers have been llated as an off-tbeboard favorite. In the only other Saturday night game, Oakland is a fourpoint favorite over Miami in an AFC game. Sunday AFC action finds Kansas City 11 over Denver, Baltimore 10 over Boston, the New Y..-k Jets 14 over BuHa1o and Houston five over Clnclnna- Title Won from Bench By VITO STEUINO UP! Sports Writer It's part of baseball 101'1! that hitters aren't supposed to wiD !be batting championship while · the d sit"·• _.,. m 11110111. Alas, times have changed. It's ~ot a romantic era 01~~ ,!\:•..~; m~\'"!l ,l!'f ~to be be,... 10 pl8y It sale. , So Alex Johnson . of the California Angela can console himself with the fact that the rec«d boob wUl altow we won . l, ·•··········· I, TO ALL FOOTBALL FANS the only inter-conference fi8Dle polntfavorlle over San Diego in and Detroit la an 11-poinl choice over Chicago Monday niahl in batUe of NFC Central Division unbestens. CGclttails & Dining Bring The Scare and Join The Gang At The MAmN RESTAURANT ,. r~i;ii~~~~;;~;;~~;;;il I.oeal Bowling Value-Rated Used Cars POMEROY BOWLING LANES 1969 Olds Cutlass Hot. Sedan September 24, tt70 Thursday Afternoon Standings: Team Puints Simons Market M& R Foodllner Pomeroy Bowling New York Clothing Farmers Eklnk Racine Food Market High Individual Wanda Queen, 187. Second High Ind. Carol)ln Bachner Boyles. 186. J2 30 18 16 12 Geme $2595 Pal imino finish, brown vinyl top. gold int ., V-8, auto .• P.S.• radio. w-s·w tires. s G1me & Linda High Series - Pandora Collins, 508. Second High Series - Carolyn 1969 Chev. Impala 4 Dr. H.T. 52395 V-8. auto., P.S .• P. B.• dark blue finish. light blue lop. 1968 Mercury Monterey 52195 Two door Fastback. Turquoise finish. white top. black vinyl int., 390 V-8, auto. trans., P.S., power disc brakes. radio, w·s-w tires. Real nice. 1967 Olds 98 4 door Bachner, 494. Blue with blue Int., full power equipment, radio, w·S·W tires. factory air conditioning. Team High Game - Simons 19'10 American League Market, S21. baiUng crown with a .3289 Team High Series - Simons average while Carl Yastrzemski Market. 2377 of Booton finished second with se - aso _n_ W_ednesda- y-,-the - av-e-rag - e 3288 of .32811 put Johnsoo ahead by · · . , . But 11 wasn I qwte ns _003 and !be Angels didn't want dramatic as the averages look. to risk 1 · lt Johnson made an out in his ~~~ rw.t .llf:fl*t •lli his llnjll"liaftll' $It as the g - drag~~! Thursday night but thetl_co11ect: for ;i3 innlnas, there was little ed two stratghl hits and after excitement ·belore California the second one in the fifth ed ed the Chi White Sol 5innlna, manager Lefty Phillips g oh cago sent in a pinchrunner for him. 4. J nson would have batted Since y trzemsld finished his three ~ore times If be bad as stayed m the game. In other AL games on !be last day of the regular season, Baltimore nnd Minnesota tuned ' up for !be start of tbe playoffs with victories as Baltimore edaed Wuhington 3-2 and Minnesota blanked Kansas City 4-0. In the other two games, Oakland lopped Milwaukee 5-4 and Detroit blanked Cleveland the Before and After The Game a 1966 Buick Wildcat 4 Dr. = ., 1~. 1 ll , NOTICE! II. In the NaUonal Conference, Minnesota ls eight over Green Bsy. Dallas five over st. Louis, AUanbl two over San Francisco, New Orleans one over the New York Giants and Washingtonseven over Philadelphia. Los Angeles la rated a 121>- Red8 Ready, says Pistol Pete ' FamUlea" (who. to .eM ' • Bradshaw Vs. Browns the Clnclnhatl 4 Aflanlo 1 Pittsburgh 9 St. Louis .< Lbi Anglin 7 San 01090 4 • AtMriCioit:iague East w. L. Pet. GB llalflmor~ llle 54 .61.7 New York 93 69 .574 15 Botton 87 75 .537 21 . Delrolt 79 13 .488 29 76 86 .469 32 ~ Cievsland Wuh ngton 70 92 ,435 38 Wnt W. L. Pel. GB Minnesota 98 u .605 Ookland 89 7J .549 9 .(:allfornlo 86 76 .531 12 .- Milwaukee 65 97 ..WI '33 Kansas City 65 97 ...01 3J ••Jb •1...-;, and maybe lfaM '.'1'blittet;'' in. theft ,]!l'.'f-~1..&. ' a fe!r y-. It, 1n I. of 12 f18D1es. But now, the atallallcs doo'l mean a lhln& anymore. They start all over Saturday at 'l1tree Riven Sbldlum, the Reds and Pirates in a best-o(-6 pleyoff r..the NaUonal League pennant. AU year, Plltlburgh bas played the underdog role. Tbe Pirates thrived on 11. They won the Eutem Division UUe with the lowest w1nn1n.1 percentage of any first place team in major league hlatory. Now York 1 ' Piilla elphla 2 Montreal 1 (H.,.,.,., ~·t ' TllurtdaY'I Rnullt -rru.,. _ . , inlorott ho , _ . - · - ~ ~fhlnO ',... fl\ld! ·'! • · IN •IH oiomr """' of van. iltey :v • be . ' 'I·· \ 1'"~. """"·"'; ' 't,, . • They beat the Pirates wlto woo Ghl~o '4 Houlton 5 San "!Jf, !:,....... L. Pet. GB x-Pitllburgh Chica~o organizations In LaUn Ameuca ~d Spajn. ,. , " f,tm')""""'M·f!dw7 at4181St. Tbla syatem accounts iot 8Imoit~a~t.•,the iin~tt cocalit&- ~~_.,.;.'i'i:}'Ji ~liii IIIII " traffic here and • ..... ~ •· 1 be 1 • -:-'~ill · •'-'•·'. 1 ,or ever· 9~~ o n. stage ,..uin .: AnDUr 1ret1rei1 The Federal Bureau of Narcnlies ~d ,Dan~el'OUI'lliugs out of !oWn tuee the~ Dick has reason tO 'beHeve thal#le liUb· iJI· WI .CJP,eration· Ia ln ~~®ileAl '"''WQ fiJ. T\rli" the large Cuban lmmlerant coJO!Iy mMiainl. ltela.Uonshlps bued Olt · the .Noah'a .(fk have been Ideo~ In New..York, Chicago and otlle• mojor . ' · , clUes from coast 'to~cPIIBI wbere CUll&~ colonies exlit.' · ~~-~~betedlie'\T ~ The Cuban mlgratlon after the Castro !Ue-over was ""! .,...,.. ..<.' '!}' 1•rge throudlout !he United Statei' ¥d !lie "ttorld Patl of' eUcllecl the \'~~§""' lausll: "e this mlgr11tron COII8illted of ~lm~ .Qh'eady euilaced '.I• ,Ill\ were *!JPI!I~, !.tlie· ~'11C11 Cuban cocaine !raffle~" ' . ·:After 'Deetni Cuba they ei: pJalnly bueci ·CII,sboci at llii panded their ojierailo • oetling up relltlonsblps with same mlby Utile f~ttet esljlbllsbed Europe~ ·-' lr~era., . etpleUve. !llll!fllj!!IY, lta~ , Their smu~·"~g t1o ~~- built'" aj ' •• Hepburn'" •~••---·• ,........... · " " · _.. a ns ,....e a ·~.- m or ....van"' .... w_uo' ""'-v tage, ~n abi ty. to ully ~zpl,olt )raffle routes for .roealne musical. . ">· and """"'•Into !be United lltate8 th h ee tr 111' ""So th Amerk;;';nd the Cariibeah. roug , ~~ a '"'' u BdNae ~-·!I tir~~thof . oil! So be ,, wy o....,nera ,, , ' no 1116 In r.:'nt mC:::~h: ;.{~~ ~aj":~~~~~Jl::~ ' been arrested . pru~, ~ly taste ... T)lree more of the nine major Wegal drug distributing Some 40 Ye&rf.qo Mex. ~ operations In this country are ·.'lnauaged bv Cosa Nosll'a' ~rodueed n::el Coward •. type (organized crime). groilps~ operaltng W'itb Hlated or- Private Uvet 1D Wblclllbete ganizations in Cllnada aDd Itilly. ~ was a Une cluriDg Its ~~ • Close Ues also ells! between these particular Italian at wblcli·Mllx had crtnaed ... He ethnic groups and criminal groups In France which gives advlaed Cow11'4 the nne sboulcl them a capablllcy of delivering mUltlld)o....:m quanllties 10, and a1 Sit Noel'•· tembn• "'-· 0 f hero10 into the unlied state&. 1traUon thalli had erupted ·the Another one of the nine big dlairlbutors iB an lnternation- bJcgeillaush in the !IW' Max al organization probably responsible for the Importation retorted: "·But 11'1' the - . of m""i WJ!gal herQI!IIhan any other single group. Unlike lllnd of laush '" some. 0 1 others, 11 Is not organized bn elbnic Unes. COward ltled It without that A SIXth maJor Illegal narcoilcs and dr~gs ero::r special- line and . back to tblitk lzes In controlling large amount. of European -an Mexican Max came , herolu, cocaine and marijuana coming Into the United for ahlfllng the I plays States from Mexico. ·, emphasis from a cllllraclingly If several thousand key men can be Identified 1n the nln, lllliii!Ce888l' guHaw to a mood ,. ,.:_· il' operations the government Is now lnvesUgaUng 'nd if a that permitted added deplb ' '' ' ' .. · major proportion of these men can be taken out of llCtion instead of sballow chortling. the heart <Jf the illegal narcotics and dangerous drug~ Pat O'Brien told us be Wllll operation would be cut. • SOIII!hl f..- a role in the national ''TI&bt money" notwllhstandlng, !Ut feat AlilerleanJ · With an alert antidrug corps it might be a tong time troupe of David Merrick's bit dU8 into !heir IDdiV!dual and corporate meets· ~· &IV-' ·!I before the underground could again build up today's large chlll•r "Chlld't Plat," but record f17.6 biWon In cf)lllributlons tor , iiii~J!:~~1 . and -~•ceedlngly ilangerous traffic. , . David wouldn't so for Pal'& health and w8Uare, cultural and civic acll ~ and I bbn requestedsalary,soPatwlsbed . of O\bel ·Phllan~le. and charitable caU$8s. ' ' , • : , him well and lbalwas !bal. The !5th Amendment •to Tllat figures ' out .to•some ft8 miWon a da.l glv~· awn, ' Palla weD· of! at 71, ~·t the ConsUtulion gl- U.S. ~=•day In t!le year, report& the Family ~r, I I have to act a second If be cl!lzena voting rlgbll rt!· , lndtvi~uala have conalstently given mote ~ · ~ ~!l'irLAWRENCE E• LAMB ' M • D • II .I doesn't '" choose u-t of race, color or quarters ol all annual conltlbutions. . In. t ... ..,., · · to•·•· .:;:: that be'a gardleia prevlolll condition of servl· ... a proc ... lmed ,....., loves a tude 'l'be· Wofld Almanac came to •13.8 biWon. The average gift deduction ln 111118, . . 1 1 1 . 1 1 stage, and a1t the world's hia recaita that Tbomal Peter- according to the lnterriBIItevenue set-vice, W!-S '.28~1 B II 1 B 1 audience ... Recanlly • he'a been son-MuDdy was the 8rat The balance of the gift-giving total came from bequeats, Y een otte tourina the ptovh..-es In a play Neercvlo vote u n d e r au- foundations and corporation 1 · GENEJWJZATiONS EducaUon la fiDe, but why la with wife Eloiae and daUIIhier thorl\7 of the Amendment. Of lhe'18 la~t sums liven In 1989, 10 !"ere bequells, WIDEN GII:NERAnON it Heleg !hat the majorl\7 of Bridle! in the cast, 1!blcb If It He .voted Ia a special elec:· including one miWon legacy. . GAP ' tbe.e ldda and yo1111g adulbi ~oein'l cure hia ham c:ertalnly Uon In Perth AmbQy, N.J., Gifts by pnvate, 'co!ftlllunlty and eqrpg~ate f~Uon( }l, LAuW~EN,~~ E:a'¢M~·.~-~b c :Dear. !J~le.w~ •· "''' . ~~5o!!!!lt :la'l~ · ' ~}W~~M}b~f.l· ~,, •-- ,~~ ,,!o~¥-~ !JIJ!Ioo, ~~~Ji...MO ~~~"l~t.ioli!J.~~I\,, ~ 'R'rillly~lilll!ffiltdrtlie ~~~~ve&¥..1 . t_ , • ..-,•n 1 ~')1 \,._,b• . 46 ·" ' rflll .. .. .•:") t!'li'IIM~rr~HhtlA . "' lilt ,.. 1" .•• , . 'younger 'lkeaked ' o~t" kiUJiiP ,inassacres ' • gotoft asi\IIISI'ai-1'..:1Wiiri'hi!'' 4 mop ,, g , t.Jjl;"!'•2,2i!OUiiltedFwtdsacr.oulhe,c;o,~II'~Valfed:: • • the best tribal dancers were genetiUOll'la7iDa "My ollllilatl riots' ' ' · ' and Eloise were married, tbey ..17m On to ~u~g,rt aelffenitt ate~. ~ lli8lt vlgorouslnthelr'/Os. . wastoobusytoapendan llme we'•ve ~.felt bul wantedcblldren~laway,but . lr PHIL PASTORET . halfoflhlswur sed , ""6'•1'8YT<!~ _4edUellolh .. :· ,. , to beh pbys1,fally Yet absence of clvinza'Uon with 1111 a'nd too hung Yup on omehow the ~· 11 as too often happens; 1f1le For tbe ~~ who No price _tag can bt put on !lie tlllle and e~ey c;oDII'Ib- , 1 '"' ave II"' alone doesn't guar~tee you ~-'"•• so •L-t be -·•• a , •• -.~~ra on arrived Pat tried to adoPt a altun lif~" a· Cheer utedtd chatltable organlzatioDJ I!Y v,olunteers .. Tlie ~~ll ·• ' u"ll a dis In _.., ""' wwu finds strencUt. to ...p golflll ... , f d1 1· b estimates ·!hat 2t5 million holD'S a week l!l'e donated .,~ ··• esc pe our eases. gt lhltt 1 dldn'1 in ~· ....•-· of obstacles You'd baby at a New York orpbln up, your wll be 1 le over 60 -IDioh volunteers of all a•e• and .In .n w·••• ~ · northern Kenia a nomadic ve me IJil want :::::,... old onea •• lhro.w ,_ asylum, but after the ~lion tolatell Y\)U hP: natural yow: life. ."u . . ~ • , ' - , "'N,.,, ·.··'· ., 1 ,. tribe of camel' herders, the Oral place, etc. etc." ••.,.•• "' u• wu qreed to and they went to g IS vealociK. . • '" ' dlst~se known as the Bendllles, have '1'1-. far out cata -are c:on- the towel, wllb so Hille an- pick the h.O... they • • •• One of the 11!011 drl!lllalil: epmples of the recent lll'oWtll .· a high rate of heart disease, vlnced they Will be different courqemenlfromtlle%1111'11·1lll .,.~. , Not e-tl~lu outdoor of voluntar18m ·Is atnong studenll. TC!daJ •ali eitfinjle!l callSed by a~cumulated fatty 111th THEIR chlldrel. So lke)"ll. TIIIH'HiliiURJ turned down becsuse hhu an ' twe: The ,e 11 o ill who ~.000 alud!\Dis,- ~,e· glvlnC up to 10 holjtl ·a wetlk..tOl' Ill ~' de p 0 SIts 111 the arteriel. ralae •.tilit C!Ullllllu.,.,W. 110 P. 'S: 'ftlere were kids golflll acll>r and perfca-ce COIIIIdered a ~~ 4 . tanil 011 ~ ol cOmJ!IunitJ ~lee~. ' 0: · · They are vigorous people',"· Yell!eaceal fttept off to ar ·bad! then too but lrlcli7 risk. hll TV dill!lf1' nltller liNin · far removed from lha ~~ cn:n.t·howl• • Eloise, who already had allemlaclmnballt. G,IM ·OSt ' ·.1 stresses of clvlllzatioo. One x:-:-:-~ • .,..._ 1D _, · ......~, ...... clol.ba 1 the ,• • • ""-- N · ' ' , · · explanation may be wlial mlic~ lime wt!b them the ldds Daar Tltinker: ..._.. - • · · or Underneath the f alii n K ..... ew Ywl Times edltoi'tallzealllat the, Nllon - tbe alrlke vigorous, they 1eat. Their diet, like that Will be lick of "old lazy Your letter Ia a prime lhree-weeli-old Infant, aadly leavn 11 lui August' a liD- latraUon Is ultimately more to.blame~ ' Ge~al ~ Ulan: elthef !be COI!IP . or !be in all waya in of their urbanized brother vegetable-lypt Mom and Pop" example of how generallzaUona packecHhem as they cbecied mown grua. distort You aa1 "the majority out of the Algonquin; next lllljp , l*ause It hal failed to curb.Jhe w4g1 . .aplral. ',· of the commu- contains 35 to 40 per ceni befonlltq're ball grown fat, mostly of animal origin. can knee these chlktren of ldds.behaw like savaeOJ" or Cbl~o .. Ill Clilcaio, Pal . . Tbe Prealdent .If fa~te4 for r,Jsylng . · iklh';,;' 1 Some Islanders with high n....- \btl ._11~ a lender age are "crybab~' do-nothings . ., l'elllelllbetJ the 1an1e Bid. checll; out .., IIi llili cue the ~ •ven trying ~ -jawbon~ , wori"'• ~~~~ v• •"'"'l"' IJJll' ,~h' rates of heart dl,lease alld -:---~ • . , ~ a-Weehomewulllll'byandnot IUtboroftlielnterylewwullllll OQrYwaphlbt. • · •, fatty deposit. In their ar•· lliitplj daddy-o You WOUld - tbelil u their 'frellk-outa _,_ •-•r · - 'o..:.... ••l, ~ N• y · PGII ' called Tbuia toatrlke catch up ~~i~~~~~i~ teries are thought to ltave tbei'e Iatoaprove flrtllllobla world that out wlto apind Dvea on to ,_.,_ _.,....,, 1 1""'" ...., -·• --~'~ wbleh 1 the problem beCause coco· their to be Ctllljuered- one !bat welfare.. Not so! A 1ma11 per. took home two-weelt-old bf eolumnllt; ~I.e ~ , ·reVef'Je tlje mOderate !~:~;; nuts are their major lood HE toesed away 11 centage yea but not tbe altlloallmmedlately. Tbey'"" w 0 no Joey.a depreu employmlllit, , ~ source and coconut oil haa "materlallltic.;, Thus the majority'! ' so deilP,ted, two, ~ later JIUI!iDi blurt. - · lliiW small car. , ,· . the same undesirable elfpltl J*ldlill!D swhtP Kids ra~ · F..- heaven'• lalte wrench Iiley ad...ted anotliei' ariel a )'tit ullnlllJ " 11 If not clear wl» ls too ~=!iJ,;etf as animal lat. ' ' in Gpl!!ence ·re~ It Kids your eyes from the heacmnes after/ tliat a tltlrd. lbal Ia the economy, QOW In ell We have learned a lot In r-~ · . Orencbed Ia Ute ·lift~[' "moderate." about how to prevent dla· ~ poverty ~jectlt, and lq ert~h to - !bat most affection of thiilr . ease and m a 1n t a 1n llood trr qaiD lfir ~· YOUIII. . are no better or no heallh by observlug the dlf· ·"· Anti what's aU'1 ibJa, about .-. '!liM were a- of your younpten, Pat and ferences in health problems 'i.-nCilns tlllle with•' the ~ but they may llmeturalfCT,,~ in the world. :fbe- 'evidence JOllllPter? WbO bad llnie 19 have ~ ldaals and fewer 111. """" ~oints to ~ ~;« tblt.t !!qw '!itb a 1114 ..- ~ .bl.m ;.;.mp11141 false valuel. . after 11 you Uve bot onlY detet:1rilnes 411 )'88ri qo? '!be ldds liad no ,~ life siyles wlll. had one; how you die, .but bow· vigor. ......_ il"'- •- ....., ~ · "'-••• ·~ ... .... 1 OilS and healthy you are, time ......, ....,.• "" ._, went ........... ,,., "' ""' grea particularlY In later ~em. to work \!&r]J! 01 llarved. 1'bey , , ~ JOU pndlet. . fntw,;. Awl.) weren't IIIJOl]ed and Idle, with i\1111 li , or' tM WCX'HI Tbere nolhiDg better to lhiQ about 81'1' ~ pnclil:aktlnded ,,..,. ,_ "''lit"' fM1 , ~ ''wha\ I the Wjlrld , ll;odl!ltil!alllts 8IDOIII them to to ~- f. li!IB•. Ia." If 'lllbdt~ ·' ~d' thll . ~· "" ~ soma. 11t1!l ,M.D.• io <Ill o1 tiVJ ,.;w. Wtllo ~~ &tfen 'to _yotmg ~ .il!eallals to (hopelullf) Dr. u.,. ..... t .w;ril/of/ ptOple \kl'lllll' .!be' depl-ailon , kieP lt:mrn honest. . Varied Diet Over World Prqvides Health Clues • Statistics Don't Mean Anything Anymore ', ... ' ncrzea--. ,, Or Do They? · ·· ., · · ·· ·B,r .· .· n.~ J . ~ It- ; ' HEA. Wasliingtotdlo~fliSpDIIdtat ,: •; • S- Tbe Dally Sentinel, Mlcldleport-l'tAna'Gy, 0., Oct. 2,11'10 ., . . $1595 Burgundy finish with matching Int., radio, ws-w tires. tinted glass, 1 owner New Olds trade. 1965 Pontiac Grand Prix $1295 2 dr . H.T., \f.a, auto .• P. B., P.S., radio; - s-~ tires, mag wheels. AIR CONDITIONING. ' . Karr& Van Zandt MOTOR SALES "You'll Like OJr Quality Way of Doing Business" 992-5342 GMAC FINANCING POMEROY OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8:00 '----------------~ .. �' "• ·:"Vojce..; ·, ' ur CROMLEY, ly ... WASHINGTON (NEAl ·· ' What Is now abundantly clear Is that some of the major lhsom lear~ the hard WllY In Vietnam in anilguerrlp& Niton's a"c-k ,on •. ·a r are now being applied in PresiAent ~ """ tlle vicious groups who peddle narcotiea and olhe• dangerous drugs. · These internationaUy based organizations have many IIU"rrilla characteri81ics-in their type of organization and m their combined "military," economic, propqanda 'and bribery operations. Like the •uerrUlus, they are allo pro· lllcted by the fear or "loyaltY'' of their victims, protected (ometimes out of shame by the families of their victims and' by the officials they bribe. ., · As with the Viet Con¥ In Vietnam, they are protected, ' too, by tbe fact that thetr victims and the rank and file in , ljlelr organizatloq know that they. too. have broken the r,w and therefore cannot expose the organization without 4Jkpolling themselves to punishment by the law and,ln t9111e · ofa~ea to death by a gang enforcer. . '•-" 1What Is being attempted now In the United staies· Is ' ''•tometbln& very close fn concept to the mueh'l)llbliclzed ' alion Phoenilt In South Vietnam, which seeks to lden· aDd •-Le - out of action the •Ley VI~ c• Cong-Nol'lh Vietllllm~ underground poUiieal, ecanomlc, propaganda and , rhllltary leadership In the south In order to cut the hellrt ' «1\rt of !he Hanoi Invasion. . ;Hert! in the United States, a combination of major fed· eral agencies, In co-operation wltlr state and local governents, has been makiDe a ·concerted effort over !be put , , onths to Identify the major illeg31 organizations dealing • ·, narcoUcs and other dangerous druga and their connec!lens and aJsoclates in the United States and other eounttt•s and to learn the key personnel of those organizations. >,Strangely enough, except for bit$ and pieces, the facts these groups have not been known with certainlY In the • . There were bits and pieces of data and large amounts conjecture and rumor but not the concrete knowledge Jtcessary for effective government acUon. ~Instead of attempllne to catch every user, every pusher llfu1 e~ery local wholesaler, the objective Ia to find the men ·Wbo are key links In administration, In dlsl:rJ.buUon, In lm· d in processing (whether these 11Dka are In the · States or In Europe, Latin America, Asia or the East) and to then find ways to lmmobHlze 'those ~y men. , · I'(A key man Jailed for assault and battery Is 81 mucb 041 of circulation, though perhaps not as long, as one arlisted for dope distribution. And assault and battery may ~ much euler to prove.) 1;As a result of the preUmiDary lnteWgence gatherlnf 11 IC·now beUeved that nine major national-internationa 'orI#DlzaUons Import and distribute a heavy percentage of ~lWei! dangerous drugs In the United States. a = ~ :, "' 1 It 'Wj ... - .o '\ . . ' ' ' .,, ·>''' I' •• • IIY JA~'O'IIIUAN These nlue are known 10 have , hase'8 in most m·ajo~ '""W VORK B"">nwAY 1 U.S. cities and In a spread ,ollorel;t{countries. The" ""*il· '""' ' - · •-';' bly account for ao , ,.,.. cent ,.,, '""~roln,,· •"", 8 •...'0 ffioo . , ~ ·:·,.,I'll o. Brlefl., , of the ""in' 'r"f. ~~ """' "'' ._,, Max GQrdciil deli! of o""wy per cent coca 0,_ tons 0 m·. uw ana liJllliOila 0.>"., • ' - • •• • · -.r · · dosage units of other QIIDgerQus drugs."· , , · ;•prOducers, and ~thillone of the nine Is 'an organization 9.f S~lfh elll!!jc ~-', ~telsw (rAre~ groUJH! scattered througll' 11\e United States. TI!ese. men 'abd tile Chir aro..... !D~ · secure heroin and cocaine frOm Spanish:spea~ng criminal Mi bli l!])le ,'~ to new •' , rv, In Cq"5h.· Ond T"IJ')e , .• , ,' '' ··.. , ':, u r---.------------------------1 HeIen HeIp' 8 I Mit.¥ 8. bread• •ere The Th _.. 1ess p ....... = •t 73 .549 New ork St. Louis Phlladelrhla Montrea 78 .519 5 79 .5\2 6 86 .47213 88 .453 15'1l 89 .451 16 f ' 83 76 73 73 W01l w. L. x-Cinclnllllll 102 '" Pet. GB 60 .6JO Loa~tos 87 74 ~Francisco 86 76 Mi!iiaton AIIanta "Siln' Diego ''1 .540 Wh .531 16 79 83 .488 2J 76 86 .469 26 63 99 .389 39 X•C)lncllocl division tlllt · '.- '· By 1RA MILLER UPI Sports Writer PITI'SBURGH (UP!)-Look· ina at the stallaUcs, It shouldn'~ be close. The Reds have two plaY"!' with 40 or more homers. The Plrales have one with 31. ClnclnnaU has the leajple'l two lop RBI men. Pittsburgh has no one within 50 of the leader. The Reds won more pmes during the season, selling a club record with IOZ victories. Fran.~lsco 4 Q I • J~·u'~ ~wiUtme, -H. .~ I 1 { I ' , ~ii.~~i~~l~i~ Sports Desk· Clll~ 56 106 .3.46 42 rsdly'li Rtsults Mlnneoota 4 Kanso> City 0 Dofrolt !Cleveland 0 Baltimore J Waohlnaton 2 Ql!kland 5 Milwaukee 4 C4i!Jforula 5 Chicago 4 (IJ Inns) Umps' Strike No Series Stop CJUCAGO (UP!) -National Leaaue Prealdenl Charles Feeney says the lea1111e cbatppiOIIIIblp series and the Wtrhl Series Will be played u acbeduled even If major lea8Ue ,omplres strike. The umpires are to lllt!lll today in Chicago to dlscuu the po-.!Mllty of a strike. TheJ are seekiDI a minimum of ...000 for each umpire worldng the !IW'uHs and •10,000 lfir the World Series. Last year umpires received t2,500 per man lilr the !IW'offs and ta.SOO lor the serln. Playoffs in both major leagues start Saturday. Milk Prodiiceri . . C;i 0/{B_hnieri . OOLUMBUS (UPl) -Central Oh!~ · Co-Operative Milk ~. llic. dlscontlpued ~ery Of mUll: toltordens,lnc. 'l'biiriCiay in a dlspote over pr!ce,. Don Zehr, general IDI!Jqer for Cenltal Ohio, said, "It~ our product. Unless we get wh811re want fiji' II, we won't dell..- to llflrdeDs." '1'111 cooperallve aeeks ...76 per ~~ lfir clasa-1 ~ ~ 8..-denJ. has offered ...56, Ze1tr said. Zehr said Cenltal Ohio llOl'lllll11y deilvers onNta1f million of mUll: to Bordens eadl ABotdens by Chet Tannehill JoiJI Rllclthart, Melga.'70, grandaon of Mrs. Mildred Hemsley of SyraCUit!, better than awrage atlootball and t:radl here, and a lot better than !bat wllh lbe books, has an.escellenl Plebe year aoiDaforhlmat the Military Acadany, Wut Point, N.Y. No one wbo witnessed the lttlll Marauder grid victory over Ironton can lorgellbe long bomb from Pat O'Brien be caught to put his teaJI• abead by one TD breaking a U-12 tie. JOOll got that necessary atep on the Ironton defender going straight downfleld and Pat's pass came over Rltchhart'sleft shoulder perlectly 40 yarda beyond the scrtrnmaae Une. With John's fine speed It was slJ: polnta In the bag. Already at West Point JOOll ls on lhe track teem, both Indoor and outdoor, and sings in the cbolr and glee club. If you search closely wben the balftlme program of Army-Navy tpliiM! la televised you may pick him up in the !llee club. John'aaddresslaJOOll W. Rltchhart,Co. H·l, U.S. C. C., West Point, New York, 109911. He'll be home on leitve near Cbrillmas lime. PISTOL PETE (Rose) sayathe Redsareread;ylar Pittsburgh In the playoffs and whoever the Aniertean League sends up to the World Series. In caae Pete, one of my favorite professional alhletes,ls lucty enouab to· aet in the World Series, Sports Desk wUl have two rt!lll!rVed seats lor each of the possible loor games to be played In anctnnati 1 Gamel I ~d ~- of, the Serle1 be at Riverfront llladl!llllSa~Y,,~: ~iDil,!lllndaY.rs- E~:tJ· d necessary, a,re sCbeauied lli Clnetnna 'Sa y. ~ . and Sunda'y, OCt. II. · '11teie dJJCatl, with the acepUon of thole lor Sunday, Oct. II - wben yours truly li)JJ88 to be 1D Cincinnati - are available to thepulilc on a first call (etd pay) basil. u.s. :riD more, 1!1-t. . IIi her . " '' J;. ' • Santlay "Some writers didn't think we'd wiD unllllast Sunday (the day the Pirates cllnebed the dlvillon tiUe )," said Manager Danny Murtaugh. Ntl UaUI .. Dock Ellis, 13-10, Will start the opener lor the Pirates while !be Reds were surprisinaly have anybody with 40 hooters . shape. Merrill, ClnciDnall'l 1111 1be game begins at I p.m. outhomered 16-7. F<lt the year, But we are a bunch of good winner at :lll-12, basil'! pitcbed EDT and wUl be lelevlaed !bey hit 60 more home rllll8 hitlen!," said Malty Alou, the much lately because Pirates' centerfiejder, who had arm. He'l vlte!l~s~~~~ naUonally by NBC. than the Pirates. day'• II8COlld aame : Another game is scheduled in catcber Johnny Bench of 201 hits and batuid .297. 1Alke Wllbr, I.W, PI . The Reds are In better shape Pittsburgh Sunday before the Cincinnati ted the majlll'll with series shifts 300 miles down the 45 home runs an~ 148 runs with all their regulars ready . blg winner. ' ' ' ~' Ohio River to lbe Reds' new batted in. Third baseman Tony Slargell and Roberto Clemente Merritt's loes would ~!!(a 1te1 Riverfront Stadlwn f..- the Perez hit 40,homero and drove both are ailing, Stargell with a one, becsuse be beat lti; bad heel and Clemente with a Pirates tbree times witbouni third and, If needed, IOW'th and In 129 runs. ' 1d sore back, bul bOth are lou during the season. lifth games. Willie Stargell, the Pirates' Walker and Bob Vesle, .u:q• btl power man, hit 31 homero expeeted to be In the Uneup. Altead Oo Homen Bob Moose, a Pirate right- demolecl from the ~ ClnclnnaU'sstrength la power and drove in 84 runs. against Pittsburgh. of.,,.. '. Gary Nolan, 11-7, works lor Cincinnati. Neither of the young rlgblhanders has enjoyed appreciable success against the oppoaltlon, Ellls with a 3.f "We don't have anybody with bander, and Reds' lefty Jim rotatloo, were the-Pirates' on/.Y Ulellme record against Clncln- but even while wlnnln.l the naU and Nolan with a 2-3 llliU'k season series from Pittsburgh 100 runs batted ln. We don't Merrill also are in questionable starters to beat the Reds. By JOE CABNJCEW UPJ Sports Writer Mr. Everything and Mr. Nothing will meet Saturday niaht in Cleveland. Mr. EverytblnfJ la Terry Bradshaw, the Plttsburah quarterback frmn Loulolana Tech who wu the nation's No. I draft choice after last season. Mr. Nothing la Don Gault, who went to Hofstra, wasn't even draftee~, made It as a free agent and will start for the Browns against the stA!elers Saturday night. Bradshaw, the strong-armed rookie who la supposed to lift Pittsburgh frmn the depths of pro football, has been finding the aoina a ll!Ue rouaber than etpected. Bradshaw bad to be benched in the Steelero' openlna lou to Houston and began to find the markinasecondlosslastweek to Denver. Gault, who wasn't even supposed to make the Browns' roster this year because of veteran Bill Nelsen and hightoolecl roolde Mike Phipps, IIUddenly la a man on the spot. Nelsen damaged his knee against San Francisco 1aat week and Gault, who spent much of last year In the service, Will start in the American Football Conference Central Division game. Bradshaw hit on 13-of-211 passes last week in a toting cause aeaiDst the Broncos and Gault spent much of his brief tenure against the For<y Nlners on the seat of hla pants. For !hill reason, the Sleelers have been llated as an off-tbeboard favorite. In the only other Saturday night game, Oakland is a fourpoint favorite over Miami in an AFC game. Sunday AFC action finds Kansas City 11 over Denver, Baltimore 10 over Boston, the New Y..-k Jets 14 over BuHa1o and Houston five over Clnclnna- Title Won from Bench By VITO STEUINO UP! Sports Writer It's part of baseball 101'1! that hitters aren't supposed to wiD !be batting championship while · the d sit"·• _.,. m 11110111. Alas, times have changed. It's ~ot a romantic era 01~~ ,!\:•..~; m~\'"!l ,l!'f ~to be be,... 10 pl8y It sale. , So Alex Johnson . of the California Angela can console himself with the fact that the rec«d boob wUl altow we won . l, ·•··········· I, TO ALL FOOTBALL FANS the only inter-conference fi8Dle polntfavorlle over San Diego in and Detroit la an 11-poinl choice over Chicago Monday niahl in batUe of NFC Central Division unbestens. CGclttails & Dining Bring The Scare and Join The Gang At The MAmN RESTAURANT ,. r~i;ii~~~~;;~;;~~;;;il I.oeal Bowling Value-Rated Used Cars POMEROY BOWLING LANES 1969 Olds Cutlass Hot. Sedan September 24, tt70 Thursday Afternoon Standings: Team Puints Simons Market M& R Foodllner Pomeroy Bowling New York Clothing Farmers Eklnk Racine Food Market High Individual Wanda Queen, 187. Second High Ind. Carol)ln Bachner Boyles. 186. J2 30 18 16 12 Geme $2595 Pal imino finish, brown vinyl top. gold int ., V-8, auto .• P.S.• radio. w-s·w tires. s G1me & Linda High Series - Pandora Collins, 508. Second High Series - Carolyn 1969 Chev. Impala 4 Dr. H.T. 52395 V-8. auto., P.S .• P. B.• dark blue finish. light blue lop. 1968 Mercury Monterey 52195 Two door Fastback. Turquoise finish. white top. black vinyl int., 390 V-8, auto. trans., P.S., power disc brakes. radio, w·s-w tires. Real nice. 1967 Olds 98 4 door Bachner, 494. Blue with blue Int., full power equipment, radio, w·S·W tires. factory air conditioning. Team High Game - Simons 19'10 American League Market, S21. baiUng crown with a .3289 Team High Series - Simons average while Carl Yastrzemski Market. 2377 of Booton finished second with se - aso _n_ W_ednesda- y-,-the - av-e-rag - e 3288 of .32811 put Johnsoo ahead by · · . , . But 11 wasn I qwte ns _003 and !be Angels didn't want dramatic as the averages look. to risk 1 · lt Johnson made an out in his ~~~ rw.t .llf:fl*t •lli his llnjll"liaftll' $It as the g - drag~~! Thursday night but thetl_co11ect: for ;i3 innlnas, there was little ed two stratghl hits and after excitement ·belore California the second one in the fifth ed ed the Chi White Sol 5innlna, manager Lefty Phillips g oh cago sent in a pinchrunner for him. 4. J nson would have batted Since y trzemsld finished his three ~ore times If be bad as stayed m the game. In other AL games on !be last day of the regular season, Baltimore nnd Minnesota tuned ' up for !be start of tbe playoffs with victories as Baltimore edaed Wuhington 3-2 and Minnesota blanked Kansas City 4-0. In the other two games, Oakland lopped Milwaukee 5-4 and Detroit blanked Cleveland the Before and After The Game a 1966 Buick Wildcat 4 Dr. = ., 1~. 1 ll , NOTICE! II. In the NaUonal Conference, Minnesota ls eight over Green Bsy. Dallas five over st. Louis, AUanbl two over San Francisco, New Orleans one over the New York Giants and Washingtonseven over Philadelphia. Los Angeles la rated a 121>- Red8 Ready, says Pistol Pete ' FamUlea" (who. to .eM ' • Bradshaw Vs. Browns the Clnclnhatl 4 Aflanlo 1 Pittsburgh 9 St. Louis .< Lbi Anglin 7 San 01090 4 • AtMriCioit:iague East w. L. Pet. GB llalflmor~ llle 54 .61.7 New York 93 69 .574 15 Botton 87 75 .537 21 . Delrolt 79 13 .488 29 76 86 .469 32 ~ Cievsland Wuh ngton 70 92 ,435 38 Wnt W. L. Pel. GB Minnesota 98 u .605 Ookland 89 7J .549 9 .(:allfornlo 86 76 .531 12 .- Milwaukee 65 97 ..WI '33 Kansas City 65 97 ...01 3J ••Jb •1...-;, and maybe lfaM '.'1'blittet;'' in. theft ,]!l'.'f-~1..&. ' a fe!r y-. It, 1n I. of 12 f18D1es. But now, the atallallcs doo'l mean a lhln& anymore. They start all over Saturday at 'l1tree Riven Sbldlum, the Reds and Pirates in a best-o(-6 pleyoff r..the NaUonal League pennant. AU year, Plltlburgh bas played the underdog role. Tbe Pirates thrived on 11. They won the Eutem Division UUe with the lowest w1nn1n.1 percentage of any first place team in major league hlatory. Now York 1 ' Piilla elphla 2 Montreal 1 (H.,.,.,., ~·t ' TllurtdaY'I Rnullt -rru.,. _ . , inlorott ho , _ . - · - ~ ~fhlnO ',... fl\ld! ·'! • · IN •IH oiomr """' of van. iltey :v • be . ' 'I·· \ 1'"~. """"·"'; ' 't,, . • They beat the Pirates wlto woo Ghl~o '4 Houlton 5 San "!Jf, !:,....... L. Pet. GB x-Pitllburgh Chica~o organizations In LaUn Ameuca ~d Spajn. ,. , " f,tm')""""'M·f!dw7 at4181St. Tbla syatem accounts iot 8Imoit~a~t.•,the iin~tt cocalit&- ~~_.,.;.'i'i:}'Ji ~liii IIIII " traffic here and • ..... ~ •· 1 be 1 • -:-'~ill · •'-'•·'. 1 ,or ever· 9~~ o n. stage ,..uin .: AnDUr 1ret1rei1 The Federal Bureau of Narcnlies ~d ,Dan~el'OUI'lliugs out of !oWn tuee the~ Dick has reason tO 'beHeve thal#le liUb· iJI· WI .CJP,eration· Ia ln ~~®ileAl '"''WQ fiJ. T\rli" the large Cuban lmmlerant coJO!Iy mMiainl. ltela.Uonshlps bued Olt · the .Noah'a .(fk have been Ideo~ In New..York, Chicago and otlle• mojor . ' · , clUes from coast 'to~cPIIBI wbere CUll&~ colonies exlit.' · ~~-~~betedlie'\T ~ The Cuban mlgratlon after the Castro !Ue-over was ""! .,...,.. ..<.' '!}' 1•rge throudlout !he United Statei' ¥d !lie "ttorld Patl of' eUcllecl the \'~~§""' lausll: "e this mlgr11tron COII8illted of ~lm~ .Qh'eady euilaced '.I• ,Ill\ were *!JPI!I~, !.tlie· ~'11C11 Cuban cocaine !raffle~" ' . ·:After 'Deetni Cuba they ei: pJalnly bueci ·CII,sboci at llii panded their ojierailo • oetling up relltlonsblps with same mlby Utile f~ttet esljlbllsbed Europe~ ·-' lr~era., . etpleUve. !llll!fllj!!IY, lta~ , Their smu~·"~g t1o ~~- built'" aj ' •• Hepburn'" •~••---·• ,........... · " " · _.. a ns ,....e a ·~.- m or ....van"' .... w_uo' ""'-v tage, ~n abi ty. to ully ~zpl,olt )raffle routes for .roealne musical. . ">· and """"'•Into !be United lltate8 th h ee tr 111' ""So th Amerk;;';nd the Cariibeah. roug , ~~ a '"'' u BdNae ~-·!I tir~~thof . oil! So be ,, wy o....,nera ,, , ' no 1116 In r.:'nt mC:::~h: ;.{~~ ~aj":~~~~~Jl::~ ' been arrested . pru~, ~ly taste ... T)lree more of the nine major Wegal drug distributing Some 40 Ye&rf.qo Mex. ~ operations In this country are ·.'lnauaged bv Cosa Nosll'a' ~rodueed n::el Coward •. type (organized crime). groilps~ operaltng W'itb Hlated or- Private Uvet 1D Wblclllbete ganizations in Cllnada aDd Itilly. ~ was a Une cluriDg Its ~~ • Close Ues also ells! between these particular Italian at wblcli·Mllx had crtnaed ... He ethnic groups and criminal groups In France which gives advlaed Cow11'4 the nne sboulcl them a capablllcy of delivering mUltlld)o....:m quanllties 10, and a1 Sit Noel'•· tembn• "'-· 0 f hero10 into the unlied state&. 1traUon thalli had erupted ·the Another one of the nine big dlairlbutors iB an lnternation- bJcgeillaush in the !IW' Max al organization probably responsible for the Importation retorted: "·But 11'1' the - . of m""i WJ!gal herQI!IIhan any other single group. Unlike lllnd of laush '" some. 0 1 others, 11 Is not organized bn elbnic Unes. COward ltled It without that A SIXth maJor Illegal narcoilcs and dr~gs ero::r special- line and . back to tblitk lzes In controlling large amount. of European -an Mexican Max came , herolu, cocaine and marijuana coming Into the United for ahlfllng the I plays States from Mexico. ·, emphasis from a cllllraclingly If several thousand key men can be Identified 1n the nln, lllliii!Ce888l' guHaw to a mood ,. ,.:_· il' operations the government Is now lnvesUgaUng 'nd if a that permitted added deplb ' '' ' ' .. · major proportion of these men can be taken out of llCtion instead of sballow chortling. the heart <Jf the illegal narcotics and dangerous drug~ Pat O'Brien told us be Wllll operation would be cut. • SOIII!hl f..- a role in the national ''TI&bt money" notwllhstandlng, !Ut feat AlilerleanJ · With an alert antidrug corps it might be a tong time troupe of David Merrick's bit dU8 into !heir IDdiV!dual and corporate meets· ~· &IV-' ·!I before the underground could again build up today's large chlll•r "Chlld't Plat," but record f17.6 biWon In cf)lllributlons tor , iiii~J!:~~1 . and -~•ceedlngly ilangerous traffic. , . David wouldn't so for Pal'& health and w8Uare, cultural and civic acll ~ and I bbn requestedsalary,soPatwlsbed . of O\bel ·Phllan~le. and charitable caU$8s. ' ' , • : , him well and lbalwas !bal. The !5th Amendment •to Tllat figures ' out .to•some ft8 miWon a da.l glv~· awn, ' Palla weD· of! at 71, ~·t the ConsUtulion gl- U.S. ~=•day In t!le year, report& the Family ~r, I I have to act a second If be cl!lzena voting rlgbll rt!· , lndtvi~uala have conalstently given mote ~ · ~ ~!l'irLAWRENCE E• LAMB ' M • D • II .I doesn't '" choose u-t of race, color or quarters ol all annual conltlbutions. . In. t ... ..,., · · to•·•· .:;:: that be'a gardleia prevlolll condition of servl· ... a proc ... lmed ,....., loves a tude 'l'be· Wofld Almanac came to •13.8 biWon. The average gift deduction ln 111118, . . 1 1 1 . 1 1 stage, and a1t the world's hia recaita that Tbomal Peter- according to the lnterriBIItevenue set-vice, W!-S '.28~1 B II 1 B 1 audience ... Recanlly • he'a been son-MuDdy was the 8rat The balance of the gift-giving total came from bequeats, Y een otte tourina the ptovh..-es In a play Neercvlo vote u n d e r au- foundations and corporation 1 · GENEJWJZATiONS EducaUon la fiDe, but why la with wife Eloiae and daUIIhier thorl\7 of the Amendment. Of lhe'18 la~t sums liven In 1989, 10 !"ere bequells, WIDEN GII:NERAnON it Heleg !hat the majorl\7 of Bridle! in the cast, 1!blcb If It He .voted Ia a special elec:· including one miWon legacy. . GAP ' tbe.e ldda and yo1111g adulbi ~oein'l cure hia ham c:ertalnly Uon In Perth AmbQy, N.J., Gifts by pnvate, 'co!ftlllunlty and eqrpg~ate f~Uon( }l, LAuW~EN,~~ E:a'¢M~·.~-~b c :Dear. !J~le.w~ •· "''' . ~~5o!!!!lt :la'l~ · ' ~}W~~M}b~f.l· ~,, •-- ,~~ ,,!o~¥-~ !JIJ!Ioo, ~~~Ji...MO ~~~"l~t.ioli!J.~~I\,, ~ 'R'rillly~lilll!ffiltdrtlie ~~~~ve&¥..1 . t_ , • ..-,•n 1 ~')1 \,._,b• . 46 ·" ' rflll .. .. .•:") t!'li'IIM~rr~HhtlA . "' lilt ,.. 1" .•• , . 'younger 'lkeaked ' o~t" kiUJiiP ,inassacres ' • gotoft asi\IIISI'ai-1'..:1Wiiri'hi!'' 4 mop ,, g , t.Jjl;"!'•2,2i!OUiiltedFwtdsacr.oulhe,c;o,~II'~Valfed:: • • the best tribal dancers were genetiUOll'la7iDa "My ollllilatl riots' ' ' · ' and Eloise were married, tbey ..17m On to ~u~g,rt aelffenitt ate~. ~ lli8lt vlgorouslnthelr'/Os. . wastoobusytoapendan llme we'•ve ~.felt bul wantedcblldren~laway,but . lr PHIL PASTORET . halfoflhlswur sed , ""6'•1'8YT<!~ _4edUellolh .. :· ,. , to beh pbys1,fally Yet absence of clvinza'Uon with 1111 a'nd too hung Yup on omehow the ~· 11 as too often happens; 1f1le For tbe ~~ who No price _tag can bt put on !lie tlllle and e~ey c;oDII'Ib- , 1 '"' ave II"' alone doesn't guar~tee you ~-'"•• so •L-t be -·•• a , •• -.~~ra on arrived Pat tried to adoPt a altun lif~" a· Cheer utedtd chatltable organlzatioDJ I!Y v,olunteers .. Tlie ~~ll ·• ' u"ll a dis In _.., ""' wwu finds strencUt. to ...p golflll ... , f d1 1· b estimates ·!hat 2t5 million holD'S a week l!l'e donated .,~ ··• esc pe our eases. gt lhltt 1 dldn'1 in ~· ....•-· of obstacles You'd baby at a New York orpbln up, your wll be 1 le over 60 -IDioh volunteers of all a•e• and .In .n w·••• ~ · northern Kenia a nomadic ve me IJil want :::::,... old onea •• lhro.w ,_ asylum, but after the ~lion tolatell Y\)U hP: natural yow: life. ."u . . ~ • , ' - , "'N,.,, ·.··'· ., 1 ,. tribe of camel' herders, the Oral place, etc. etc." ••.,.•• "' u• wu qreed to and they went to g IS vealociK. . • '" ' dlst~se known as the Bendllles, have '1'1-. far out cata -are c:on- the towel, wllb so Hille an- pick the h.O... they • • •• One of the 11!011 drl!lllalil: epmples of the recent lll'oWtll .· a high rate of heart disease, vlnced they Will be different courqemenlfromtlle%1111'11·1lll .,.~. , Not e-tl~lu outdoor of voluntar18m ·Is atnong studenll. TC!daJ •ali eitfinjle!l callSed by a~cumulated fatty 111th THEIR chlldrel. So lke)"ll. TIIIH'HiliiURJ turned down becsuse hhu an ' twe: The ,e 11 o ill who ~.000 alud!\Dis,- ~,e· glvlnC up to 10 holjtl ·a wetlk..tOl' Ill ~' de p 0 SIts 111 the arteriel. ralae •.tilit C!Ullllllu.,.,W. 110 P. 'S: 'ftlere were kids golflll acll>r and perfca-ce COIIIIdered a ~~ 4 . tanil 011 ~ ol cOmJ!IunitJ ~lee~. ' 0: · · They are vigorous people',"· Yell!eaceal fttept off to ar ·bad! then too but lrlcli7 risk. hll TV dill!lf1' nltller liNin · far removed from lha ~~ cn:n.t·howl• • Eloise, who already had allemlaclmnballt. G,IM ·OSt ' ·.1 stresses of clvlllzatioo. One x:-:-:-~ • .,..._ 1D _, · ......~, ...... clol.ba 1 the ,• • • ""-- N · ' ' , · · explanation may be wlial mlic~ lime wt!b them the ldds Daar Tltinker: ..._.. - • · · or Underneath the f alii n K ..... ew Ywl Times edltoi'tallzealllat the, Nllon - tbe alrlke vigorous, they 1eat. Their diet, like that Will be lick of "old lazy Your letter Ia a prime lhree-weeli-old Infant, aadly leavn 11 lui August' a liD- latraUon Is ultimately more to.blame~ ' Ge~al ~ Ulan: elthef !be COI!IP . or !be in all waya in of their urbanized brother vegetable-lypt Mom and Pop" example of how generallzaUona packecHhem as they cbecied mown grua. distort You aa1 "the majority out of the Algonquin; next lllljp , l*ause It hal failed to curb.Jhe w4g1 . .aplral. ',· of the commu- contains 35 to 40 per ceni befonlltq're ball grown fat, mostly of animal origin. can knee these chlktren of ldds.behaw like savaeOJ" or Cbl~o .. Ill Clilcaio, Pal . . Tbe Prealdent .If fa~te4 for r,Jsylng . · iklh';,;' 1 Some Islanders with high n....- \btl ._11~ a lender age are "crybab~' do-nothings . ., l'elllelllbetJ the 1an1e Bid. checll; out .., IIi llili cue the ~ •ven trying ~ -jawbon~ , wori"'• ~~~~ v• •"'"'l"' IJJll' ,~h' rates of heart dl,lease alld -:---~ • . , ~ a-Weehomewulllll'byandnot IUtboroftlielnterylewwullllll OQrYwaphlbt. • · •, fatty deposit. In their ar•· lliitplj daddy-o You WOUld - tbelil u their 'frellk-outa _,_ •-•r · - 'o..:.... ••l, ~ N• y · PGII ' called Tbuia toatrlke catch up ~~i~~~~~i~ teries are thought to ltave tbei'e Iatoaprove flrtllllobla world that out wlto apind Dvea on to ,_.,_ _.,....,, 1 1""'" ...., -·• --~'~ wbleh 1 the problem beCause coco· their to be Ctllljuered- one !bat welfare.. Not so! A 1ma11 per. took home two-weelt-old bf eolumnllt; ~I.e ~ , ·reVef'Je tlje mOderate !~:~;; nuts are their major lood HE toesed away 11 centage yea but not tbe altlloallmmedlately. Tbey'"" w 0 no Joey.a depreu employmlllit, , ~ source and coconut oil haa "materlallltic.;, Thus the majority'! ' so deilP,ted, two, ~ later JIUI!iDi blurt. - · lliiW small car. , ,· . the same undesirable elfpltl J*ldlill!D swhtP Kids ra~ · F..- heaven'• lalte wrench Iiley ad...ted anotliei' ariel a )'tit ullnlllJ " 11 If not clear wl» ls too ~=!iJ,;etf as animal lat. ' ' in Gpl!!ence ·re~ It Kids your eyes from the heacmnes after/ tliat a tltlrd. lbal Ia the economy, QOW In ell We have learned a lot In r-~ · . Orencbed Ia Ute ·lift~[' "moderate." about how to prevent dla· ~ poverty ~jectlt, and lq ert~h to - !bat most affection of thiilr . ease and m a 1n t a 1n llood trr qaiD lfir ~· YOUIII. . are no better or no heallh by observlug the dlf· ·"· Anti what's aU'1 ibJa, about .-. '!liM were a- of your younpten, Pat and ferences in health problems 'i.-nCilns tlllle with•' the ~ but they may llmeturalfCT,,~ in the world. :fbe- 'evidence JOllllPter? WbO bad llnie 19 have ~ ldaals and fewer 111. """" ~oints to ~ ~;« tblt.t !!qw '!itb a 1114 ..- ~ .bl.m ;.;.mp11141 false valuel. . after 11 you Uve bot onlY detet:1rilnes 411 )'88ri qo? '!be ldds liad no ,~ life siyles wlll. had one; how you die, .but bow· vigor. ......_ il"'- •- ....., ~ · "'-••• ·~ ... .... 1 OilS and healthy you are, time ......, ....,.• "" ._, went ........... ,,., "' ""' grea particularlY In later ~em. to work \!&r]J! 01 llarved. 1'bey , , ~ JOU pndlet. . fntw,;. Awl.) weren't IIIJOl]ed and Idle, with i\1111 li , or' tM WCX'HI Tbere nolhiDg better to lhiQ about 81'1' ~ pnclil:aktlnded ,,..,. ,_ "''lit"' fM1 , ~ ''wha\ I the Wjlrld , ll;odl!ltil!alllts 8IDOIII them to to ~- f. li!IB•. Ia." If 'lllbdt~ ·' ~d' thll . ~· "" ~ soma. 11t1!l ,M.D.• io <Ill o1 tiVJ ,.;w. Wtllo ~~ &tfen 'to _yotmg ~ .il!eallals to (hopelullf) Dr. u.,. ..... t .w;ril/of/ ptOple \kl'lllll' .!be' depl-ailon , kieP lt:mrn honest. . Varied Diet Over World Prqvides Health Clues • Statistics Don't Mean Anything Anymore ', ... ' ncrzea--. ,, Or Do They? · ·· ., · · ·· ·B,r .· .· n.~ J . ~ It- ; ' HEA. Wasliingtotdlo~fliSpDIIdtat ,: •; • S- Tbe Dally Sentinel, Mlcldleport-l'tAna'Gy, 0., Oct. 2,11'10 ., . . $1595 Burgundy finish with matching Int., radio, ws-w tires. tinted glass, 1 owner New Olds trade. 1965 Pontiac Grand Prix $1295 2 dr . H.T., \f.a, auto .• P. B., P.S., radio; - s-~ tires, mag wheels. AIR CONDITIONING. ' . Karr& Van Zandt MOTOR SALES "You'll Like OJr Quality Way of Doing Business" 992-5342 GMAC FINANCING POMEROY OPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 8:00 '----------------~ .. �"'*•UN• . l"-TblllaUy SenlbJel,~r, O.,Oct. 2, lfiO ' ·•<'! .,' \ ' nea na .4J1uuuas CorPs Are r ·Shrimp-Co~ Chowder Fine Cool,Day Meai ~. · ' 1•.·. " .•. , , LOO)A J,lln MltcbeU ap· pearilltJ DO lbe ''Mike ""'111111 show and rellden eaUed ediUin complaining lhe was on lbe wrong llde of lbe ~­ Howard HaU, a Unlvenlty of California fann lldVIIer, ll3reed COWl ahou1d be mUted from lbe right, not lbe left. "You're dogone right you do, Mn . ·==-• llalter ~ frileta ~.pped .r...c"" ""=•liB ~ ~=- ~· !r Cook potatoes according to pactage dlrectlooa for a inln· 1 pnup Ut -81) utea, or until almost lellder; fnUaeateera dralll aod cool, then cut Into 1 pri'hl~ llt _..) Melt butter ID ·deep ....... tilrbap, cooked cubes. kettle; add onion aad ereen • ~ 811111 pepper. Coot, lllrriD& over · r.oua e..,zd penley .,. tau.... ayme *·j " ~ : at low heat until lbawed lellder. Add water, celery alit, bay leaf thyme; brine to lloll. aad alit, and Add com aad coot, covered, 5 inlnutes. Add lbrlmp, pota· toet and mUk. H.eat llowl;r to slmmerinJI point. Do not boll. Serve Jn soup bowll. Garnish each serving with a l)llllltliDg of cboppjd para· ley. Makes about l"quartt or 8 to 10 aervlngi. Talllels Caalae Tbe scblpper!(e, a dog of the Netherlands and Bel· glum related to the chow, Is generaUy bOrn tatllesa. Or· dloarlly, It does not weigh more than 18 pounds. Allollsbed Death Peaalty Michigan wai the fl rs t state to abolilb the death penally. It enacted a law In 1846, elective Ia 1847. The gaUows were .atlll relllned, however, for treason against the state. And ' Fol lnupensiie. Frozen · foods are base of quick shrimp and com chowder. • eelerJ aalt • lelllor Omtar Ill Midlleport. Linda's fatiMr II employed 011 lbe Roulb Brotben farm at Salem <Biter. &be baa a lnlher, llllnlel, a junior at Melp· !JI&b Sdlool. No p!l'dwe was l'l!lluired to repter for the bite. ~ __,.• • ei!Opped ~ ¥!Dm'F. a diUIIIIter,clf Nr. and Mrs. Ray Mlcltlfl, tllijlla)'t ~~~r liD cllmbliic bib wblcb llbe won at lbe M. R. llloppinc ' ~ ~~·.l - POC*ET DAJ• . .Geaer~ CBOWDD ) 'I fn!rea~ wllole ll '! JUST Tile Oaldand '1\'lbone printed alli\llure of '!" -wile of Altomey · 1L.· ·llt: :1 wl>lllabf WI Arbndl or llatlha Mlldlell made a mlltate wben ·abe pve a ~on of ber raral baclliltoun.d on a television ptqpMD, #. IJ)eedy sbrlmp and COI'II 1chowder keePI a lllllf moth· I. Ill. IJappy DOW !bat . IChool 'I. day~ are. here. Made m01Uy frozen lngre. , 11 . ~*'II, the ebowder lUes · . · '!._.t preparaU011 Ume and . '· ·•"""' :1» inlnutes to coot. 1 ' Serve with a leafy n ., ' lillld, breed and dougl:'ts o~~-elieeHCaJ[a. For a party, " ,double or triple the recipe. I SHRIMP AND CORN ...,.r . =:~~~~":i -:.ed.id.u .,~r~==l ' · ' lr AILEEN CLAIRE · ,, , · NEA Food Editor '..J,~ili{,fiY..~_}.- . Mlldlell '; ;4.riu• o~. Calif. tUPJ1 - Home Fumishinp SHOP ~·· ~ ~· 'Ctarpenter r;j: N .f ,. ~ BAKER Insurance c-. family. The buge purple seed of pany Dlrecjllra In Columbwo, Mr. and Mra. Wei!Dtar the avocado bas several caUed to see bla llatar, Mn. Facemyre were called to uses. It Ia 8 source of an oil UHd In cosmetics; contains ·. ews Jessie Jewell, nephew and wife, Qlarlelkln, w. Va.,bylbedeath ar!MIIndellble ataln useful as · ' Mr. aad Mrs. CecU JeweU In of bla brotber, Roy Facemyre. Ink In primitive circum· Columbus, and vlllted tbelr Mn. Madjje Blackw<locl and stances; jCJd ground up and Mr. and Mrs. Reed Jeffm · daughter, Mn. Wanda.JOIIBIIn daUibler, 1JA Dye, Dolllam, with meal, II serves , yil!!ed bla brotiJer.jn.law and NellmvWe enroute. ~ .• were recent IIUBits of aa rat po!soll. ~.Mr. aad Mrs. La,reaee Mr. and Mn. Gene Jeflen relaiiVBIID this area. W~ulhey were enroote and family entertained with a bome fr0111 lbe Science Review dinner hontdnflllruee Martina on Wedneoday. Among others who wiU leavesoon fc.- VIetnam • •ttendlna lbe Science Review and alao tile blrlllday of Mr. from the community were Jeffers. ~nt were Bruce RDnald Whltlln&kln, Mr. and Martina, Susanne Broota, Mike Mrs. ~ Jeffers, Mr. and Lawson and tbe host flunlly. ~· Don WUaon, liJll Krebs, Other recent IIUBits of tile ~ l""'.. A_ a . Meildal, Dwaine and Walter Jeffers were Mr. and Mrs. Ul'-'D Jordaii,DaniiBailey,Jr.,Bruce Junior Dalton and Martha, Martllll; Mr. and Mn. Rez Albany. Cbeadle and Rale, Hllberl Col, Mr. and Mrs. BW Gillette and Attendance at 1be Nazarene Robert Peck, Danny Wooten, children, .,......,, vlllted Mr. "'--•a. ........ Schoollastweek Jflmn3i JlabiDI, Clay Jordan and Mn. R;," Cheadle and wu """""" 48. _,.... ~ Dale; Rlcbard Jeffers. family. Mark and Steven Several frqn here attended R11)11 Aan Jordan, Kathy Hamon, Athena, were weekend lbe shower for Mr. and Mn. ~.Mite "-Y. Murrell IIUBits at tbe Cheadle home. Ztnltb Price who left this week Value, not gimmicks or ornamentation, sells cars. last longer and get you more of a return on your investment ~.and Dcraey Jordan and Mr.andMrs. David Wileman for North Carolina. at trade-in time. ~lore people have been coming to Buick each year ~:' andchlldren,Rutland,caUedon Mr. and Mra. Clayton Scar· for just that reason. Buick concentrates on value. Only a Buick dealer can offer yon our new set of values. -·~, . . Mrr. Alfred Rlce,IOII bla grandparents, Mr. and Mra. tiger spent a weekend In West Rliill7 and IOm'll friends from Earl Starkey on Sunday af· VIrginia. And this year, Buick introduces a new set of values. So, test your values against our new ones. Then ask yourself this ('dumb!•• ~t Sunday wltb ternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barton Features that will help make your ne\v Buick perfonn better, simple question . Wouldn't you really rather have a Buick? her parents, Mr. and Mra. Mr. and Mn!. Meildal Jordan, bad their twin daughter• ,. ._ ... < ••.• .. ··W~~ ,CII\w~ILce~~IIJI!bl~t;1kwf, me~QA!er.e~.dedlcaltlt to ~~ . ' ~lfl ..:; ,·....-:t.\. in ~:,~-:~ •. _.,1, a lf·fiO ii~l·"'' •· ., .... , . ,.., ·· 'l· · · ; · · · •.t•l'' ' , ~"",hitre. , ' .. , t-fll1t"M'QI Cowlb- at mOI'Ilbll; ,, '• ''' • ' •" " ')• I ' • Mr,nMt.: RoiCGe tt, lbe annual Ohio state 0ranse BW CGcar and family of F)a~ Ky., are apencllng a Lectureri Conterence at Mlnersv!Ue called on their ftw &ya wltb her parents, Mr. Pilgrim HIUa Conference arandmother Mrs. Erma and Mn. Jerry Cuhrtll and Caller near Brlnlchaien, Ohio, JfiUman ~ attarnoon. llwlr brother and illter, Mr. on Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Weber 'l'l)oma spent aad Mn. WIUlam Culwell. M•rsaret Edmunaton and Saturday afternoon wltb Erma A·, group· from MI. Union Anna HaiUday of near Salem Hellman. Cburch bonored Ronnie YOIIIII Caltar, were eaUers at lbe Mrs. Harley Brown and at a picnic npper at Forest bome of Mr. and Mra. Ney daughtar, Mn. Roger Spencer Acrea Park. He II tbe huaband Carpenter C11 &milly afternoon. of~' caUad 1H1 Enna ·Of 'tile formilr Diane Jlol11da7 Mr. aad Mrs. Orlln Gresory, J!ellman 'l'liursday. ·; ll!dqleaYID8farVIII1Damin a Jr., and daughter, Mary Beth Mr.and.Mn. Ferry Hoffman ·-~~JII. ' andMr.andMn.otboGreg«"J, of Morehlld, Ky., spent a . ;.'~1. i!JII Mrs. H. E. Starkey RadcliH, -vlllled Mrs. Gddle weetendwltblbelrparenla,Mr. at~ tbe ~ mCNithly GIUoW and lbe Cecil GIUGIIY and Mn. Paul Hoffmln of ' ., . Clealer and Mr. and Mn. Jobn ' ' Hetur.~. ' m&ltlngl of FURNITURE Event • • Et.sO. r----------------·- '-------- - - - - ---------__;______ mixed ~ 7. • l· ~ East End ter I ': • ' ·-~ lf}.t"~ O ·J OROI.,A~ '0 ~ Carpenter vi~=:.~~~~ l~... Sall!rdaY tO, JIIIP ·. [ ', .' .'.... lUll . : . . J~ait Creator• of Ouisar'"Color TV :·. · .' • -. • ' •'· ' ;:' ~. from. of Albums QUALITY · ., • l~ ' 1 · :a... •••• with Power Performance . that reaches ., Cln._ u even 1n remote :... ' QJiil! llolliil: ·~; _,'; at-t¥as. .wn~putor. It help• you get securely over <lick .<urfaee.< by reducing l'$lr;WJ>eel slipping. The new body features side-guardbeams fur ·; protection, a bigger trunk, and a driver cockpit with a control tenter designed around the driver for new ease and convenience. returned from a bliD weelll vacaUoa. ', Mn. VIola Moon WID\, wltb friends lbrllvill WRit Vlf8lnla and Into ViriJnla to~ Drive and lilulh lG Rl. U and back to Clleater liver the weeaud. Becky Caruthen .-at. a week with ber par•n~ at theil re~ to'irah' at Parkei'IJui. . ..r. and 'Mri . . O.or1e GeMilmer atle•MI lbe aale of 1 ·• . And that's nol all. RiViera offers MoxTrac; an exdusive ·power control sylliem you ron order with its own on-board David'• ~,. Johnnie Rldenoul' ¥It ... t'' 1 :: , . •••~ •' · · tm ... lilY..... A totally new design concept. celebrate 1 .• '~ ' q •• . ' • '';. ; ~ 0 1' \ • ' ' i ' ' ' •· tl7'lllulok E....,. Ul. A new interpretation of qui,,t elegatoce. \Ve've improved Our Electm everywhere Y<>u n..re·s more room in every direction, interiors If\at am be appreciated llj much lor their durabillty .. for their beauty and comfort, •ven a - lialanct-d braking •ystem . Aunique valve proportion.< braking Ioree front to ·~~ to help give you quick, smooth straight-line stops . ! , tl7t • - C.1Urton. This is our newest Buid:, a city cor with sleekness and gJ'IIce u weD u muscle. It features more nimble variable--ntfo pt>wer steering, power front disc brokes, Full-Flo vcntilatiun, and a vinyl roof on the Centurion Formal Coupe ns standard equipment. .{ '1 ·B as · L:.... .....,; IIIUI' I ·News Notes '' ' ,. .. "'··~ .. •, ~ ullering of Buk-k Ele<·tr~~ and Centurion. vnlue. llw tlin>t:tiona1Ntnbility syst~ we gjvey<)u &INSULATION ~lville.Ohlo �"'*•UN• . l"-TblllaUy SenlbJel,~r, O.,Oct. 2, lfiO ' ·•<'! .,' \ ' nea na .4J1uuuas CorPs Are r ·Shrimp-Co~ Chowder Fine Cool,Day Meai ~. · ' 1•.·. " .•. , , LOO)A J,lln MltcbeU ap· pearilltJ DO lbe ''Mike ""'111111 show and rellden eaUed ediUin complaining lhe was on lbe wrong llde of lbe ~­ Howard HaU, a Unlvenlty of California fann lldVIIer, ll3reed COWl ahou1d be mUted from lbe right, not lbe left. "You're dogone right you do, Mn . ·==-• llalter ~ frileta ~.pped .r...c"" ""=•liB ~ ~=- ~· !r Cook potatoes according to pactage dlrectlooa for a inln· 1 pnup Ut -81) utea, or until almost lellder; fnUaeateera dralll aod cool, then cut Into 1 pri'hl~ llt _..) Melt butter ID ·deep ....... tilrbap, cooked cubes. kettle; add onion aad ereen • ~ 811111 pepper. Coot, lllrriD& over · r.oua e..,zd penley .,. tau.... ayme *·j " ~ : at low heat until lbawed lellder. Add water, celery alit, bay leaf thyme; brine to lloll. aad alit, and Add com aad coot, covered, 5 inlnutes. Add lbrlmp, pota· toet and mUk. H.eat llowl;r to slmmerinJI point. Do not boll. Serve Jn soup bowll. Garnish each serving with a l)llllltliDg of cboppjd para· ley. Makes about l"quartt or 8 to 10 aervlngi. Talllels Caalae Tbe scblpper!(e, a dog of the Netherlands and Bel· glum related to the chow, Is generaUy bOrn tatllesa. Or· dloarlly, It does not weigh more than 18 pounds. Allollsbed Death Peaalty Michigan wai the fl rs t state to abolilb the death penally. It enacted a law In 1846, elective Ia 1847. The gaUows were .atlll relllned, however, for treason against the state. And ' Fol lnupensiie. Frozen · foods are base of quick shrimp and com chowder. • eelerJ aalt • lelllor Omtar Ill Midlleport. Linda's fatiMr II employed 011 lbe Roulb Brotben farm at Salem <Biter. &be baa a lnlher, llllnlel, a junior at Melp· !JI&b Sdlool. No p!l'dwe was l'l!lluired to repter for the bite. ~ __,.• • ei!Opped ~ ¥!Dm'F. a diUIIIIter,clf Nr. and Mrs. Ray Mlcltlfl, tllijlla)'t ~~~r liD cllmbliic bib wblcb llbe won at lbe M. R. llloppinc ' ~ ~~·.l - POC*ET DAJ• . .Geaer~ CBOWDD ) 'I fn!rea~ wllole ll '! JUST Tile Oaldand '1\'lbone printed alli\llure of '!" -wile of Altomey · 1L.· ·llt: :1 wl>lllabf WI Arbndl or llatlha Mlldlell made a mlltate wben ·abe pve a ~on of ber raral baclliltoun.d on a television ptqpMD, #. IJ)eedy sbrlmp and COI'II 1chowder keePI a lllllf moth· I. Ill. IJappy DOW !bat . IChool 'I. day~ are. here. Made m01Uy frozen lngre. , 11 . ~*'II, the ebowder lUes · . · '!._.t preparaU011 Ume and . '· ·•"""' :1» inlnutes to coot. 1 ' Serve with a leafy n ., ' lillld, breed and dougl:'ts o~~-elieeHCaJ[a. For a party, " ,double or triple the recipe. I SHRIMP AND CORN ...,.r . =:~~~~":i -:.ed.id.u .,~r~==l ' · ' lr AILEEN CLAIRE · ,, , · NEA Food Editor '..J,~ili{,fiY..~_}.- . Mlldlell '; ;4.riu• o~. Calif. tUPJ1 - Home Fumishinp SHOP ~·· ~ ~· 'Ctarpenter r;j: N .f ,. ~ BAKER Insurance c-. family. The buge purple seed of pany Dlrecjllra In Columbwo, Mr. and Mra. Wei!Dtar the avocado bas several caUed to see bla llatar, Mn. Facemyre were called to uses. It Ia 8 source of an oil UHd In cosmetics; contains ·. ews Jessie Jewell, nephew and wife, Qlarlelkln, w. Va.,bylbedeath ar!MIIndellble ataln useful as · ' Mr. aad Mrs. CecU JeweU In of bla brotber, Roy Facemyre. Ink In primitive circum· Columbus, and vlllted tbelr Mn. Madjje Blackw<locl and stances; jCJd ground up and Mr. and Mrs. Reed Jeffm · daughter, Mn. Wanda.JOIIBIIn daUibler, 1JA Dye, Dolllam, with meal, II serves , yil!!ed bla brotiJer.jn.law and NellmvWe enroute. ~ .• were recent IIUBits of aa rat po!soll. ~.Mr. aad Mrs. La,reaee Mr. and Mn. Gene Jeflen relaiiVBIID this area. W~ulhey were enroote and family entertained with a bome fr0111 lbe Science Review dinner hontdnflllruee Martina on Wedneoday. Among others who wiU leavesoon fc.- VIetnam • •ttendlna lbe Science Review and alao tile blrlllday of Mr. from the community were Jeffers. ~nt were Bruce RDnald Whltlln&kln, Mr. and Martina, Susanne Broota, Mike Mrs. ~ Jeffers, Mr. and Lawson and tbe host flunlly. ~· Don WUaon, liJll Krebs, Other recent IIUBits of tile ~ l""'.. A_ a . Meildal, Dwaine and Walter Jeffers were Mr. and Mrs. Ul'-'D Jordaii,DaniiBailey,Jr.,Bruce Junior Dalton and Martha, Martllll; Mr. and Mn. Rez Albany. Cbeadle and Rale, Hllberl Col, Mr. and Mrs. BW Gillette and Attendance at 1be Nazarene Robert Peck, Danny Wooten, children, .,......,, vlllted Mr. "'--•a. ........ Schoollastweek Jflmn3i JlabiDI, Clay Jordan and Mn. R;," Cheadle and wu """""" 48. _,.... ~ Dale; Rlcbard Jeffers. family. Mark and Steven Several frqn here attended R11)11 Aan Jordan, Kathy Hamon, Athena, were weekend lbe shower for Mr. and Mn. ~.Mite "-Y. Murrell IIUBits at tbe Cheadle home. Ztnltb Price who left this week Value, not gimmicks or ornamentation, sells cars. last longer and get you more of a return on your investment ~.and Dcraey Jordan and Mr.andMrs. David Wileman for North Carolina. at trade-in time. ~lore people have been coming to Buick each year ~:' andchlldren,Rutland,caUedon Mr. and Mra. Clayton Scar· for just that reason. Buick concentrates on value. Only a Buick dealer can offer yon our new set of values. -·~, . . Mrr. Alfred Rlce,IOII bla grandparents, Mr. and Mra. tiger spent a weekend In West Rliill7 and IOm'll friends from Earl Starkey on Sunday af· VIrginia. And this year, Buick introduces a new set of values. So, test your values against our new ones. Then ask yourself this ('dumb!•• ~t Sunday wltb ternoon. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barton Features that will help make your ne\v Buick perfonn better, simple question . Wouldn't you really rather have a Buick? her parents, Mr. and Mra. Mr. and Mn!. Meildal Jordan, bad their twin daughter• ,. ._ ... < ••.• .. ··W~~ ,CII\w~ILce~~IIJI!bl~t;1kwf, me~QA!er.e~.dedlcaltlt to ~~ . ' ~lfl ..:; ,·....-:t.\. in ~:,~-:~ •. _.,1, a lf·fiO ii~l·"'' •· ., .... , . ,.., ·· 'l· · · ; · · · •.t•l'' ' , ~"",hitre. , ' .. , t-fll1t"M'QI Cowlb- at mOI'Ilbll; ,, '• ''' • ' •" " ')• I ' • Mr,nMt.: RoiCGe tt, lbe annual Ohio state 0ranse BW CGcar and family of F)a~ Ky., are apencllng a Lectureri Conterence at Mlnersv!Ue called on their ftw &ya wltb her parents, Mr. Pilgrim HIUa Conference arandmother Mrs. Erma and Mn. Jerry Cuhrtll and Caller near Brlnlchaien, Ohio, JfiUman ~ attarnoon. llwlr brother and illter, Mr. on Saturday and Sunday. Mrs. Weber 'l'l)oma spent aad Mn. WIUlam Culwell. M•rsaret Edmunaton and Saturday afternoon wltb Erma A·, group· from MI. Union Anna HaiUday of near Salem Hellman. Cburch bonored Ronnie YOIIIII Caltar, were eaUers at lbe Mrs. Harley Brown and at a picnic npper at Forest bome of Mr. and Mra. Ney daughtar, Mn. Roger Spencer Acrea Park. He II tbe huaband Carpenter C11 &milly afternoon. of~' caUad 1H1 Enna ·Of 'tile formilr Diane Jlol11da7 Mr. aad Mrs. Orlln Gresory, J!ellman 'l'liursday. ·; ll!dqleaYID8farVIII1Damin a Jr., and daughter, Mary Beth Mr.and.Mn. Ferry Hoffman ·-~~JII. ' andMr.andMn.otboGreg«"J, of Morehlld, Ky., spent a . ;.'~1. i!JII Mrs. H. E. Starkey RadcliH, -vlllled Mrs. Gddle weetendwltblbelrparenla,Mr. at~ tbe ~ mCNithly GIUoW and lbe Cecil GIUGIIY and Mn. Paul Hoffmln of ' ., . Clealer and Mr. and Mn. Jobn ' ' Hetur.~. ' m&ltlngl of FURNITURE Event • • Et.sO. r----------------·- '-------- - - - - ---------__;______ mixed ~ 7. • l· ~ East End ter I ': • ' ·-~ lf}.t"~ O ·J OROI.,A~ '0 ~ Carpenter vi~=:.~~~~ l~... Sall!rdaY tO, JIIIP ·. [ ', .' .'.... lUll . : . . J~ait Creator• of Ouisar'"Color TV :·. · .' • -. • ' •'· ' ;:' ~. from. of Albums QUALITY · ., • l~ ' 1 · :a... •••• with Power Performance . that reaches ., Cln._ u even 1n remote :... ' QJiil! llolliil: ·~; _,'; at-t¥as. .wn~putor. It help• you get securely over <lick .<urfaee.< by reducing l'$lr;WJ>eel slipping. The new body features side-guardbeams fur ·; protection, a bigger trunk, and a driver cockpit with a control tenter designed around the driver for new ease and convenience. returned from a bliD weelll vacaUoa. ', Mn. VIola Moon WID\, wltb friends lbrllvill WRit Vlf8lnla and Into ViriJnla to~ Drive and lilulh lG Rl. U and back to Clleater liver the weeaud. Becky Caruthen .-at. a week with ber par•n~ at theil re~ to'irah' at Parkei'IJui. . ..r. and 'Mri . . O.or1e GeMilmer atle•MI lbe aale of 1 ·• . And that's nol all. RiViera offers MoxTrac; an exdusive ·power control sylliem you ron order with its own on-board David'• ~,. Johnnie Rldenoul' ¥It ... t'' 1 :: , . •••~ •' · · tm ... lilY..... A totally new design concept. celebrate 1 .• '~ ' q •• . ' • '';. ; ~ 0 1' \ • ' ' i ' ' ' •· tl7'lllulok E....,. Ul. A new interpretation of qui,,t elegatoce. \Ve've improved Our Electm everywhere Y<>u n..re·s more room in every direction, interiors If\at am be appreciated llj much lor their durabillty .. for their beauty and comfort, •ven a - lialanct-d braking •ystem . Aunique valve proportion.< braking Ioree front to ·~~ to help give you quick, smooth straight-line stops . ! , tl7t • - C.1Urton. This is our newest Buid:, a city cor with sleekness and gJ'IIce u weD u muscle. It features more nimble variable--ntfo pt>wer steering, power front disc brokes, Full-Flo vcntilatiun, and a vinyl roof on the Centurion Formal Coupe ns standard equipment. .{ '1 ·B as · L:.... .....,; IIIUI' I ·News Notes '' ' ,. .. "'··~ .. •, ~ ullering of Buk-k Ele<·tr~~ and Centurion. vnlue. llw tlin>t:tiona1Ntnbility syst~ we gjvey<)u &INSULATION ~lville.Ohlo �. '' . . . . '~~Da~·Sentlnol.~;,i\~;t· ~·' ·~........~~!!1'!111!'"!!!!!!!'!!!!111!11 D .- • ~: ....f E ' · · .· 'l.t!OlPITAl' NEWS j: 1,uppert~ Plaifui Pomeroy....' . •Cine ' ~.u..· . ·, : llrMn. ·~r.lml. . ~ llappy f!uat,lerl ~ 8chCiol c:lall of II,. Melhodfit o CbW'dl enjoyed • lib: o'clock cllnner,ln tho IGCI.ti'OOII!Itf U., Mr-. l'eJtt& .. «'· ' •' • •- Sa~ ~ bame with . .~ .s' oc,.~ty ,.. N'ewtl" • I •' . , • . Ho1ztr !fedjcal Celller, J1rll • ·· ' .• · · : 1' ,Liilra ~le iJ!I! Delli1i Bq~Uc Ave. ~ C4dlr 81. ~ . a1Mtl. Eooa llrlcUit . · wbo at~ the wllddlng. YilllliW llilll!'ll;-4, ~ . 7..i,p.m, Mr and Mrs Juele ~· .' ,Mra, M~~l X..~. 0~, Ft. ~cy flidlllll !iourd,:IO lo bad ~ dlnher ~ Laudertlale, ria., ~I Wed· ••30 P-"· J.Piit"',''l; only 011 Mr.lnd Mra. IJiilel'(eii!lmif,lrf Cllureti ~ f'r\4aJ, Sept. a, A needily with Mr. ··llld' Mr•· ·~lrlct .wll'll. .. · lobi, ~.· .Bea~ Bride . bualnl$s aedlon wa~ h'ld · ~-~~ ~cle. Mrs. I ' , L· • ~ ' , Miami MJidted Wlnllib ;I' ton~ tho dinner lnd · a fo dlff Vtarlinll her brollier' Mr. - ·)(rl. JIIIIMB D. Eut ·~ liln· ' l)i'Oin11l ~lad by Mtt. Dougl11 ClrCtil, and olhp; · -CII~IIII. ·~. Z. Qalllplllls, 1 Reibel ~ ~ .Mr . Bel'tbi~W.. !Uenfronl re)alives ' · • · "'-c" ~ · ; 'Q ;aanbliii Mr. and Mrl. JIBJiel .._ ·c 1 N · .... ...,.,-...~... ., __ ,;_ • - · - • u ••• ;.__,__ ew ao d. 81011 • Mt' ...... resen 1 ~ ~ ~ .. iJICYC"&-. IMlliCi 'All ....... and I'JliQ\.IW ; J lr.Ji!•_' ~ I ' • Turner Of ReediYII1e R. ~::. readlnp and a lldt, "'lbt Tea Foster vlsllfd' Mrs. t.otUe ' llla~~~n. Illl!Wd D. Le ~. _.r: and Mrs.. Vorle 1 llale,"1 ~"" ~en by m,m~~en. Wlleoxeu at ElmWOOd Nll'itii& ~ IIIII, a d!nl&lllllr; and Mr., I~. . Mr. , ~d Mrc. Ro4erlcll Hon!t Jn pooh111e ~~·', ~~· Chlrles Slllltb, Rt.2, Mra. Edith Bet&i!IS Ia a ~ •.~.~Mae qowt, Mr. llld Mra. ,,,. ~lpb. GL ~· 1 ':"· · patient at Veh M0roorW SlmpaM, Mra. McKenzie are 1111ltlng rellllvea , ··· 'Dll • '"' lloaplloolln l'lliDe:roy ~r.UI• S$1~y, .adulta, and In Col11111bul for ~ da>'f , ..'l'!m9th1 ~ Mrs. Kennetli Grtftllll gave 1 lJNivefi~JIIIItblf!JIIIIoftho Mr. and Mrl. O)'de ,a ., . 'ftlimu J. · ~-, bil'llldll7pari)'Santlaylnbonor S..t~~~Qiufdla,tlended tho Rio Lynn and Ray, and Johol r.-..,~· ~~~.·a:: of her buaband, Kenneth'a . ~ ~llilrl at calvary Nlllhola of Columbus IIIMI't tho.. ...__. • Kurt' Mcmle DOu birthday. 1'lloae atleoodlnc wore , , ~ ~b apd a .. ~ ~ with Mrs. HowFd ~-. · ' Rev.andMrs.Law...nc.Morrla . ;"_ Jn.Jivle N. Dooobew, Willer of RavenswOod w va Mrl , wtilcli, ·wu aecyed at the Ntlgler. ,tilfeletla · at .Rio Grande Mra. E. A. Win1Jett Mrs. I!® q. · Edwards, Mra. ~'ld Betty lllginl 'or VIe ., w' ~., _ _ ', . Speneer and Ml't. .uQ Cot .....· ·· ¥min Fellure and lnfaot V Mr and Mrl . ~ 'o q~ ~received word of Ill Huntlngtm Sunday cuats of daualllerl, Debra Lyon Gar· ~ 10ft of s.n. M18S AMfA LEE 1EEl'S, West Uu1oo, happy $1,001Wfmerln tho An (lllo E1edrlc llak• tjle .tb .of her IIIIer, Mrs. Mr.FrantEalooandda~ter~ :~lnf:iMf!.S:U..\F=: dyvtne,W.Va.,Mr.andMn.W. A-llama, recelveil her framed cerllflcale fnm Ronald G. McDade, left, a native ol Racine, 8erlblj Sayre at Akron. Mrs. Mn, John Davia. ... --• Eart' B ~ Mn B. Wllllama of Parkersburg, ' &opa-vlsorofEducaUonal Affairs, CoJumbooo llld Soulberil(lllo Electric Company, and James Nelcler ICCOIDplllled b,y.. Jbn Mr. and Mrs. Allen Graham ........., · ' · Mr and Mrs Evorell Moore -~ \'ijctlille vllllad her a week andaoowereWIII!kelld.,..~of ~T~ ~Uraburs.'w. va., Mr. ...d E. Bovle, 10ft ol Frank Bovle, fOI'IIII!I'Iy of G•lllp41o, ClKlE Sei!Nn Dtalrlcl Maoager. Wul!la.... Eim : .~ her death. Mr. llld Mrs. llaiTJ Willford. • · ckl • Mrs Harold Roberts of VIenna Columbua and Soutbero II one of Ohio's eight in"'*-owned electric utlllllea whic:b sponsor The Wa_lhlngton elm lll!lod\ .... Goiesll of Mr. and Mrs. Mra: Dick Taylor . •nd Lc~wen .McNI e, 8 0 w Mr and Mrs ~ the IDIIIII1 c:ontesl for cake and pie bakon. Mlu Teets Iron In the pie dlvtakon with her Haneal near the SeJUite wb!l ol .._. PhlllP, Flaher 'were Mrs. dlupblrl, Kim llld Lallie, at Nance, Mn. Charles E. Nibert, ~~·· ~ ~ler llld Apple Pie. u.s. Capitol uaut,'-*· :'1'111·;:. l"llbefa brotller-ln-law and Glllltpolil wore ~ guesll ~=::.~~= Mr. Denzel Grllflth of llrat J)nllident ~:~ ..~ stood IIIX!er It . • ~tel', ,, ..,-. and Mra. Leroy ofMr.anciMri.Fr4JikCieland. ' · . Parkorsburg. · 1011 ill lor the past ten days. a favorite IIPOt to ~.djj fl ·l;r!f;ll~l!!l and clllldren of Mr. ind Mra. Frlhcta Morrla Write and lnfllit • Mn. Mrs. Mary Kimble of Utile confined to a walksr after Mrs. Mildred Daines 111d constructloD of lbe ~:. ~~~Minn. 'lllllad her IIIIer, Mrs. F.atber Mable Lee, fUcllard Taylor, Hocldoog Is spending a lew days breaking her leg In a filii a lew :.Mr. ·and Mra. Ralph Badlley Comstock at Kanaup recenUy. Mra. LeW Jenkins, Mrl. Chealer here with her IIIIer, Mrs. Grace weeks ago. grllldson, Rhett Milho.., cillled 111.*11 a'week with Mr. and Mrs. . llarleu, Mill Eatber Davlll, Kuhn. Mr. and Mrs. Oacar Babcock on Mrs. Clara Milhoan &mday. .,_ _ _ _ _ _.,... '1'llooWo ~ at Oawego, Fromt L. Malooey, "!~G. 'lb- vlallinll Mr and Mrs and Ray JusUs, Mr. and M"S. Mr. and Mrs. MByooard Baht· ~otes !(, Y., 1111d Mr.llld Mrs. Larry &riDe eWS, N-, and Jolm D. .-.......,. Walker - y ,...,..; Thunnan Babcock, Mrs. Leota called on biB sister. Mrs. Louise Mrs. WUUain Rose and 8l11y Keebsugh at Silver Rldso ~at Falrfu:, Va. . . andMra.AvOI')'Geoglein of Massar, Mr. and Mrs. Starling I . Mrs. Laura Sayre returned . , Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Massar and family and Mr. and of Colwnbu.o 1111lled a lew daJB Monday afternoon. For All occasions· frGm. vlaltwith and Mrs. e and children Mrl. Ray Riggs an attended a last week with biB mother, Mra. Friends ud •elgbb<n were •• ,.,,. fl-· ·Ci)'de Sayre. She attended tho Mr. and Mrs. jo1m MltcheU birthday party for MerJ Louise Glenna Milhoan and Bemard. soory to learn of the death of Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Babr Willard Taylor Monday weddiQg . of Undl Beegle, Dean Bunlll of Poo>eroy daughter, J""', of Columbua an4son, Steven, of Rodney wore Rlgp' 4th birthday at the home wore dinner guests ottholr "'II, evenlnil. He granddaughter of Rev. Ray called at .the home of. t:ante spent tho weekend with Ralph Sunday guesll of Mra. Neloel of hor parents, Mr. and Mrs. born and leeale1 who . performed ·the 11r1nter on FildayiYelllns. Lee and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weatherman. David Riggs. VIenna, W. Va. Mr. and Mro. Cash Babr of reared on the Ridge. church wedd1Jo41n WDmlngloo. Mn. Jamea Ingram and Lee and family. Mrs. Robert Guthell and Sunday. She received many Middleport, The occaaion WIB Mr. and Mn. Ballne MiJboan, the observance of the btrtlldaya Elaine, Tony and Mikel, called Patlltrlf Fltwlr SM, ' · Betty V111 Meier, Patrick mother, Mrs. Frank Cluff, of lovely !llfll, of Mrs.. Mlllle Bahr arid at the Ewing Mortuary Tueedly Jolmson and Eunle Brinker Lockbourne Ohio were Mr · and Mrs. Donald Hawk daughter, Christine. attended tbeh<lmecomln8 at St. Wednesday' guests 'or Mrs. aud family of Shelba, Ohio, Mr. evening to see Willard Taylor. Mrs. Millon! Ven 111ttw Friends and neighbors were Paul ChurCII and called on Neisel Weatherman. Mrs. and Mrs. Leonard Koenig and -Glenna s. M1lboan ~·- no•f relaUva near Granlsvllle, W. Weatherman accompanied c:hlldren ' Bonnie Jean ' Sheila SOITJ to learn of the loss of tho Va., on SUnday. them home for a lew daJB1111ll. and Leonard, Ill, Mr. and Mrs. baby of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hunt. Burial wu In Melgil Memory Arthur IJlarl ud Maraaret She returned home Saturday. Donald Koenig of Coolville. Continuing strong support of the Republican Mrs. Win Blake was taken to Gardens. Ann Johnaoon were dinner pesll Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brlcldes St. Joseph Hospital of Mrs. Margaret St. Clair has In Meigs County should almost Administration of ~· and Mra. Douglas vlaltedMr.andMrs.EidonGaul guarantee that our county will move Into first JohDBon of Racine a recent of Chester Saturday. Mr. Gaul Parkersburg alter she was hem staying a lew daJB with Injured in an auto accident. Mrs. Alice Dodson who lou been place- first place In low economic standards, NI.GO Do...,_: · Supday. Ia recuperating from I!UiiOI'J. ..,.... 0!1 that is. After all, that support has us In second James Circle of New Haven Mr. and Mrs. Brlckles also ConvtniMt place now. lnd' lUck)' Circle of OW'Ieatm vwted Mr. and Mrs. John Ter'm... ,,. vlalted with Mary Circle SUn· Hayes of Chesler on SUnday. Vote Democratic 1 day. 'lbe Hayes are ill. on Nov. 3 OPTOMETRIST Margaret Ann Johnaon and Howard ClldweD Sr. wu l Pd. Pol. Adv. by son, Patrick, Bettf V111 Meier taken to Holzer Medical Center D. A. Canaday OFFICE HOURS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO S (CLOSE AT llld Eunle Brlnkor cillled at the Hospilll In Gallipolis Monday NOON ON THURS.)-EAST COURT ST .• POMEROY • Mason, va. IKm4i of Mr. 81111 Mro. Ray afleraufferlngacoronacyheart .. L---------_:__..:__::__:,._ _.J. BJOI'SofTmoneraRunrecenUy. attack. Ills wife, Rubel, Ia ·g.. ·Lu- urr..·· i a.:r·..!! .....,.,. l'Jtetta c!:w :!' beri Nib . v Keno Ridge C JN News FLOW'RS By the· DaY ar. 992-2039 . ........ ,....., .- , IFIINITIIE -,JEW . .· At Coleman Home $349.95· ! 'lbe Firat Soul!lern Baptist Qoapel of l'lmeroy recenUy held a "Soullo Sau" Bt7le pJg rout at the bome of Mr. and N. MASON ·. · Mrs. Eugeoe Coleman at ~land. w. COMPTON, O.D. fURNIJUR~ w. 'lbe 70UII8 Pi& waa butchered IIICI dr d bJ the - ' of tho lllow1• """"'-'om p~tT~an.i : hickory WOOd tllal bad been plbered from the Coleman !' farm. DuriDs the day gamea, ' Veterans Given . ! Including boraesboea, pony rldea, ad footbilll wore ..,. joyed. Tbe enning was cllma!!!d by hoinemade Ice Party Thursday · cream. A party for Vetel'llll al tho· Boutbeutoro 01110 Menial l'realnl """" Mr. and Mrs. lalene O.leman, Jf!tr'/, Janie, -~ Rillt)'; Mr. and Mra • .~MIIll, liDb)'n, MaryLou, ·.~4 David: Mr. llld Mra. . i.JUI'IIIel McClure, JlmmyA · 'ilo,..._ IIIII• ,!Mm!• , IIIII Billy·' Mr • ·1!111 Mrl. Clfford Coleman, l'lm7, J. T., and Gil, IIICI MIU . llol'q, James Pauley, and : Joyce l!an...,, .... ' ' ' ··: »QUick • Convenle'.,t . oCourtepus '"- I ·'' ·Welcome Stop In and Get Acquainted SHIRJ FINISHING '· SAME DAY 5£RVICE In At 9-0ut At 5 116 E. 2nd, Pom...,y . : PRODUCTION and PROFITS G-R.O.W W"rth Our Good . ' / !;j.• ..• ' ' '·. '"' ,.~ ~·''., .Jia~!• ., Tile .....~ Sa •,, -..-.• ...._ r..pQ;allalt"''Up Ti · pe;ooo.ao . �. '' . . . . '~~Da~·Sentlnol.~;,i\~;t· ~·' ·~........~~!!1'!111!'"!!!!!!!'!!!!111!11 D .- • ~: ....f E ' · · .· 'l.t!OlPITAl' NEWS j: 1,uppert~ Plaifui Pomeroy....' . •Cine ' ~.u..· . ·, : llrMn. ·~r.lml. . ~ llappy f!uat,lerl ~ 8chCiol c:lall of II,. Melhodfit o CbW'dl enjoyed • lib: o'clock cllnner,ln tho IGCI.ti'OOII!Itf U., Mr-. l'eJtt& .. «'· ' •' • •- Sa~ ~ bame with . .~ .s' oc,.~ty ,.. N'ewtl" • I •' . , • . Ho1ztr !fedjcal Celller, J1rll • ·· ' .• · · : 1' ,Liilra ~le iJ!I! Delli1i Bq~Uc Ave. ~ C4dlr 81. ~ . a1Mtl. Eooa llrlcUit . · wbo at~ the wllddlng. YilllliW llilll!'ll;-4, ~ . 7..i,p.m, Mr and Mrs Juele ~· .' ,Mra, M~~l X..~. 0~, Ft. ~cy flidlllll !iourd,:IO lo bad ~ dlnher ~ Laudertlale, ria., ~I Wed· ••30 P-"· J.Piit"',''l; only 011 Mr.lnd Mra. IJiilel'(eii!lmif,lrf Cllureti ~ f'r\4aJ, Sept. a, A needily with Mr. ··llld' Mr•· ·~lrlct .wll'll. .. · lobi, ~.· .Bea~ Bride . bualnl$s aedlon wa~ h'ld · ~-~~ ~cle. Mrs. I ' , L· • ~ ' , Miami MJidted Wlnllib ;I' ton~ tho dinner lnd · a fo dlff Vtarlinll her brollier' Mr. - ·)(rl. JIIIIMB D. Eut ·~ liln· ' l)i'Oin11l ~lad by Mtt. Dougl11 ClrCtil, and olhp; · -CII~IIII. ·~. Z. Qalllplllls, 1 Reibel ~ ~ .Mr . Bel'tbi~W.. !Uenfronl re)alives ' · • · "'-c" ~ · ; 'Q ;aanbliii Mr. and Mrl. JIBJiel .._ ·c 1 N · .... ...,.,-...~... ., __ ,;_ • - · - • u ••• ;.__,__ ew ao d. 81011 • Mt' ...... resen 1 ~ ~ ~ .. iJICYC"&-. IMlliCi 'All ....... and I'JliQ\.IW ; J lr.Ji!•_' ~ I ' • Turner Of ReediYII1e R. ~::. readlnp and a lldt, "'lbt Tea Foster vlsllfd' Mrs. t.otUe ' llla~~~n. Illl!Wd D. Le ~. _.r: and Mrs.. Vorle 1 llale,"1 ~"" ~en by m,m~~en. Wlleoxeu at ElmWOOd Nll'itii& ~ IIIII, a d!nl&lllllr; and Mr., I~. . Mr. , ~d Mrc. Ro4erlcll Hon!t Jn pooh111e ~~·', ~~· Chlrles Slllltb, Rt.2, Mra. Edith Bet&i!IS Ia a ~ •.~.~Mae qowt, Mr. llld Mra. ,,,. ~lpb. GL ~· 1 ':"· · patient at Veh M0roorW SlmpaM, Mra. McKenzie are 1111ltlng rellllvea , ··· 'Dll • '"' lloaplloolln l'lliDe:roy ~r.UI• S$1~y, .adulta, and In Col11111bul for ~ da>'f , ..'l'!m9th1 ~ Mrs. Kennetli Grtftllll gave 1 lJNivefi~JIIIItblf!JIIIIoftho Mr. and Mrl. O)'de ,a ., . 'ftlimu J. · ~-, bil'llldll7pari)'Santlaylnbonor S..t~~~Qiufdla,tlended tho Rio Lynn and Ray, and Johol r.-..,~· ~~~.·a:: of her buaband, Kenneth'a . ~ ~llilrl at calvary Nlllhola of Columbus IIIMI't tho.. ...__. • Kurt' Mcmle DOu birthday. 1'lloae atleoodlnc wore , , ~ ~b apd a .. ~ ~ with Mrs. HowFd ~-. · ' Rev.andMrs.Law...nc.Morrla . ;"_ Jn.Jivle N. Dooobew, Willer of RavenswOod w va Mrl , wtilcli, ·wu aecyed at the Ntlgler. ,tilfeletla · at .Rio Grande Mra. E. A. Win1Jett Mrs. I!® q. · Edwards, Mra. ~'ld Betty lllginl 'or VIe ., w' ~., _ _ ', . Speneer and Ml't. .uQ Cot .....· ·· ¥min Fellure and lnfaot V Mr and Mrl . ~ 'o q~ ~received word of Ill Huntlngtm Sunday cuats of daualllerl, Debra Lyon Gar· ~ 10ft of s.n. M18S AMfA LEE 1EEl'S, West Uu1oo, happy $1,001Wfmerln tho An (lllo E1edrlc llak• tjle .tb .of her IIIIer, Mrs. Mr.FrantEalooandda~ter~ :~lnf:iMf!.S:U..\F=: dyvtne,W.Va.,Mr.andMn.W. A-llama, recelveil her framed cerllflcale fnm Ronald G. McDade, left, a native ol Racine, 8erlblj Sayre at Akron. Mrs. Mn, John Davia. ... --• Eart' B ~ Mn B. Wllllama of Parkersburg, ' &opa-vlsorofEducaUonal Affairs, CoJumbooo llld Soulberil(lllo Electric Company, and James Nelcler ICCOIDplllled b,y.. Jbn Mr. and Mrs. Allen Graham ........., · ' · Mr and Mrs Evorell Moore -~ \'ijctlille vllllad her a week andaoowereWIII!kelld.,..~of ~T~ ~Uraburs.'w. va., Mr. ...d E. Bovle, 10ft ol Frank Bovle, fOI'IIII!I'Iy of G•lllp41o, ClKlE Sei!Nn Dtalrlcl Maoager. Wul!la.... Eim : .~ her death. Mr. llld Mrs. llaiTJ Willford. • · ckl • Mrs Harold Roberts of VIenna Columbua and Soutbero II one of Ohio's eight in"'*-owned electric utlllllea whic:b sponsor The Wa_lhlngton elm lll!lod\ .... Goiesll of Mr. and Mrs. Mra: Dick Taylor . •nd Lc~wen .McNI e, 8 0 w Mr and Mrs ~ the IDIIIII1 c:ontesl for cake and pie bakon. Mlu Teets Iron In the pie dlvtakon with her Haneal near the SeJUite wb!l ol .._. PhlllP, Flaher 'were Mrs. dlupblrl, Kim llld Lallie, at Nance, Mn. Charles E. Nibert, ~~·· ~ ~ler llld Apple Pie. u.s. Capitol uaut,'-*· :'1'111·;:. l"llbefa brotller-ln-law and Glllltpolil wore ~ guesll ~=::.~~= Mr. Denzel Grllflth of llrat J)nllident ~:~ ..~ stood IIIX!er It . • ~tel', ,, ..,-. and Mra. Leroy ofMr.anciMri.Fr4JikCieland. ' · . Parkorsburg. · 1011 ill lor the past ten days. a favorite IIPOt to ~.djj fl ·l;r!f;ll~l!!l and clllldren of Mr. ind Mra. Frlhcta Morrla Write and lnfllit • Mn. Mrs. Mary Kimble of Utile confined to a walksr after Mrs. Mildred Daines 111d constructloD of lbe ~:. ~~~Minn. 'lllllad her IIIIer, Mrs. F.atber Mable Lee, fUcllard Taylor, Hocldoog Is spending a lew days breaking her leg In a filii a lew :.Mr. ·and Mra. Ralph Badlley Comstock at Kanaup recenUy. Mra. LeW Jenkins, Mrl. Chealer here with her IIIIer, Mrs. Grace weeks ago. grllldson, Rhett Milho.., cillled 111.*11 a'week with Mr. and Mrs. . llarleu, Mill Eatber Davlll, Kuhn. Mr. and Mrs. Oacar Babcock on Mrs. Clara Milhoan &mday. .,_ _ _ _ _ _.,... '1'llooWo ~ at Oawego, Fromt L. Malooey, "!~G. 'lb- vlallinll Mr and Mrs and Ray JusUs, Mr. and M"S. Mr. and Mrs. MByooard Baht· ~otes !(, Y., 1111d Mr.llld Mrs. Larry &riDe eWS, N-, and Jolm D. .-.......,. Walker - y ,...,..; Thunnan Babcock, Mrs. Leota called on biB sister. Mrs. Louise Mrs. WUUain Rose and 8l11y Keebsugh at Silver Rldso ~at Falrfu:, Va. . . andMra.AvOI')'Geoglein of Massar, Mr. and Mrs. Starling I . Mrs. Laura Sayre returned . , Mr. and Mrs. Pearl Massar and family and Mr. and of Colwnbu.o 1111lled a lew daJB Monday afternoon. For All occasions· frGm. vlaltwith and Mrs. e and children Mrl. Ray Riggs an attended a last week with biB mother, Mra. Friends ud •elgbb<n were •• ,.,,. fl-· ·Ci)'de Sayre. She attended tho Mr. and Mrs. jo1m MltcheU birthday party for MerJ Louise Glenna Milhoan and Bemard. soory to learn of the death of Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Babr Willard Taylor Monday weddiQg . of Undl Beegle, Dean Bunlll of Poo>eroy daughter, J""', of Columbua an4son, Steven, of Rodney wore Rlgp' 4th birthday at the home wore dinner guests ottholr "'II, evenlnil. He granddaughter of Rev. Ray called at .the home of. t:ante spent tho weekend with Ralph Sunday guesll of Mra. Neloel of hor parents, Mr. and Mrs. born and leeale1 who . performed ·the 11r1nter on FildayiYelllns. Lee and Mr. and Mrs. Robert Weatherman. David Riggs. VIenna, W. Va. Mr. and Mro. Cash Babr of reared on the Ridge. church wedd1Jo41n WDmlngloo. Mn. Jamea Ingram and Lee and family. Mrs. Robert Guthell and Sunday. She received many Middleport, The occaaion WIB Mr. and Mn. Ballne MiJboan, the observance of the btrtlldaya Elaine, Tony and Mikel, called Patlltrlf Fltwlr SM, ' · Betty V111 Meier, Patrick mother, Mrs. Frank Cluff, of lovely !llfll, of Mrs.. Mlllle Bahr arid at the Ewing Mortuary Tueedly Jolmson and Eunle Brinker Lockbourne Ohio were Mr · and Mrs. Donald Hawk daughter, Christine. attended tbeh<lmecomln8 at St. Wednesday' guests 'or Mrs. aud family of Shelba, Ohio, Mr. evening to see Willard Taylor. Mrs. Millon! Ven 111ttw Friends and neighbors were Paul ChurCII and called on Neisel Weatherman. Mrs. and Mrs. Leonard Koenig and -Glenna s. M1lboan ~·- no•f relaUva near Granlsvllle, W. Weatherman accompanied c:hlldren ' Bonnie Jean ' Sheila SOITJ to learn of the loss of tho Va., on SUnday. them home for a lew daJB1111ll. and Leonard, Ill, Mr. and Mrs. baby of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hunt. Burial wu In Melgil Memory Arthur IJlarl ud Maraaret She returned home Saturday. Donald Koenig of Coolville. Continuing strong support of the Republican Mrs. Win Blake was taken to Gardens. Ann Johnaoon were dinner pesll Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Brlcldes St. Joseph Hospital of Mrs. Margaret St. Clair has In Meigs County should almost Administration of ~· and Mra. Douglas vlaltedMr.andMrs.EidonGaul guarantee that our county will move Into first JohDBon of Racine a recent of Chester Saturday. Mr. Gaul Parkersburg alter she was hem staying a lew daJB with Injured in an auto accident. Mrs. Alice Dodson who lou been place- first place In low economic standards, NI.GO Do...,_: · Supday. Ia recuperating from I!UiiOI'J. ..,.... 0!1 that is. After all, that support has us In second James Circle of New Haven Mr. and Mrs. Brlckles also ConvtniMt place now. lnd' lUck)' Circle of OW'Ieatm vwted Mr. and Mrs. John Ter'm... ,,. vlalted with Mary Circle SUn· Hayes of Chesler on SUnday. Vote Democratic 1 day. 'lbe Hayes are ill. on Nov. 3 OPTOMETRIST Margaret Ann Johnaon and Howard ClldweD Sr. wu l Pd. Pol. Adv. by son, Patrick, Bettf V111 Meier taken to Holzer Medical Center D. A. Canaday OFFICE HOURS 9:30 TO 12, 2 TO S (CLOSE AT llld Eunle Brlnkor cillled at the Hospilll In Gallipolis Monday NOON ON THURS.)-EAST COURT ST .• POMEROY • Mason, va. IKm4i of Mr. 81111 Mro. Ray afleraufferlngacoronacyheart .. L---------_:__..:__::__:,._ _.J. BJOI'SofTmoneraRunrecenUy. attack. Ills wife, Rubel, Ia ·g.. ·Lu- urr..·· i a.:r·..!! .....,.,. l'Jtetta c!:w :!' beri Nib . v Keno Ridge C JN News FLOW'RS By the· DaY ar. 992-2039 . ........ ,....., .- , IFIINITIIE -,JEW . .· At Coleman Home $349.95· ! 'lbe Firat Soul!lern Baptist Qoapel of l'lmeroy recenUy held a "Soullo Sau" Bt7le pJg rout at the bome of Mr. and N. MASON ·. · Mrs. Eugeoe Coleman at ~land. w. COMPTON, O.D. fURNIJUR~ w. 'lbe 70UII8 Pi& waa butchered IIICI dr d bJ the - ' of tho lllow1• """"'-'om p~tT~an.i : hickory WOOd tllal bad been plbered from the Coleman !' farm. DuriDs the day gamea, ' Veterans Given . ! Including boraesboea, pony rldea, ad footbilll wore ..,. joyed. Tbe enning was cllma!!!d by hoinemade Ice Party Thursday · cream. A party for Vetel'llll al tho· Boutbeutoro 01110 Menial l'realnl """" Mr. and Mrs. lalene O.leman, Jf!tr'/, Janie, -~ Rillt)'; Mr. and Mra • .~MIIll, liDb)'n, MaryLou, ·.~4 David: Mr. llld Mra. . i.JUI'IIIel McClure, JlmmyA · 'ilo,..._ IIIII• ,!Mm!• , IIIII Billy·' Mr • ·1!111 Mrl. Clfford Coleman, l'lm7, J. T., and Gil, IIICI MIU . llol'q, James Pauley, and : Joyce l!an...,, .... ' ' ' ··: »QUick • Convenle'.,t . oCourtepus '"- I ·'' ·Welcome Stop In and Get Acquainted SHIRJ FINISHING '· SAME DAY 5£RVICE In At 9-0ut At 5 116 E. 2nd, Pom...,y . : PRODUCTION and PROFITS G-R.O.W W"rth Our Good . ' / !;j.• ..• ' ' '·. '"' ,.~ ~·''., .Jia~!• ., Tile .....~ Sa •,, -..-.• ...._ r..pQ;allalt"''Up Ti · pe;ooo.ao . �MIDDLjiil',OII,T FIRST ... PliST ...;('M rl.. Ill ~1m..,. , . ~tor . fr"' HOif!!i~. Stln· , ·/ ~ly School 5\lll(i, $urul1y , · , ,Chvrch Sol!l!oi~,,'t.IU '· ': ~.'1 ~nl~ 'l'f'l:~lup., tO:I~ . I• m. .Sundly et..e ·~ ~ -7~ 10 p. •. . J• ·-""'P ' I I Stayma~ , Rule :r ' I t·.o I • 1 • . II With Weak Ha:nd -' ''"' :!! l •) .WiA 'l t INIDGI . m, 511itclay. ot·~.: · ., f'I!Ul LUTNfRAN - . ,,.,., 'fo.r' yOIJI!f." ~y POMEROY tRINITY Rev. Aorjhur C. lllnd, ""'""'· tvenlno pra~ ·~fl l :30." UnilotiCIIurch of Cllrlst - Rev • Sundoy School, 9: IS • •· .m., M ! MDII 1~.-rlfJ:!~l< ,...,., •· postor. F-red •• ONorln .... $ojpl. _,"';~~h. ~·•ttnar:. sei'V Ite, ~v · 10:30 a. :m. Con- ::·~ .,..,. · 's•~-~ " ~;ih(ii, supt. S•ndlr_School, '· ~~·· m .. •llrmaiiCIII class, Salurdilly. t :u postor. SUnday llt:31La.' Worship, 10.25 , • · m., youth 1 m m.; Momlno wor~lli O::J!I , cho1r rehearsal , Monday, 6; 30 . · · m.; Arnold Rlchards.·Silpto . ' p. m., Mrs . Marvin Burt, POMEROY-CHESTER CHURCH OF CIIR 1$T, Middirector . Senior choir UNITED METHODfST - dleport, 5th and Main. Raullln rehearsal , 7·JO p. m. Thursday,' Robert R. Card, pastor . IW!yer, pastor. Thomas Kelly,, Mrs . Paul Neese , director . Pomeroy - Worshtf• 10:30 a. Sunday School supt. Bib e Thursday, all day Busy Bee . m.; Church School, . 15 a.m.; School , 9:30 a. m.; morning quilting party rn church social Frank Vaughan, superln- worship, 10:301 e. m ~ ; evening room. lendent. Chestor worship, 9 • · worship, 7.30· D. m~,::-•••• POMEROY CHURCH OF m.; Church Scllool, 10 "· m.; service 7 p. m Wod y. . THE NAZARENE - Corn..- Roger EPI'Ie, supt. ,, Union and Mulberry . Rev . SEVENTH DAY ADVENT- MASON COUNTY Clyde V. Henderson. pastor. TIST - Pomoroy, Mulberry MA.SON ASSEI.\BL"t OF Su"day School , ,JO a. m , Hgts. Herbert Morgan, pastor. GOD -Second st., ~sari. Raymond Walburn , supt . 5abbath School, Saturday, 2 P· Va. Chester Tennant, ' PIIt'ot. Morning worship 10:30 a . m. ; m.; worship, 3:15p. m. Dorcas Sunday school. 10 a.:. m.; Evening service 7:30 p. m. Mid- Socletv, lOa. m. each Thursday. morning worship, 11 1. m.; wook IOt'vlce, Wodnesday, 7.30 MIDDLEPORT evanoellstlcsarvlce, 7:30p.m. FIRST UNITED PRES- Biblestudyandprayernrvlce, p.GmR.•CE EPISCOP•L - Rev . ~ ~ BYTERIAN Mlddloport Rov Wod11esday, 7:30 P- m. Phone Stanley Plattenburg, minister • 773 5133. Morning prayer and sermon, oRussell ~ester, pastor. Sunday HARTFORD CHURCH OF 10· 30 11 m Holy communion School 9· 30 a.m .• Lewis Sauer, Christ in Chrilt11n Union and se'rmof, , llrst Sundays, !u~t .• worship service l0·30 Rev.O'Oell Manley. pastor. 10 JO a. m Church school. ·M-IDDLEPORT HEATH Sunday School, ' :30a. m., Rev . klnderga.rten through eighth UNITED METHODIST-Rev. Guy Sayre, aupt .; •venlng grade lO 30 a m service. 1:30. Tuesd~ Bible POMEROY . CHURCH OF Max E. Donahue, minister; t d 7sd CHRIST_ Mr. Ho 1 Allen, Jr.. Eric Chambers, Sundoy School y, : ~ p, m. r ay pastor. Bible Sch:f, 9:30a. m.; superintendent. Cburch School ~~"~8:J::er&~=~~"l' worship, 10:30; adult worship 9·30 a . m ; morn.ng wor1hlp, servt ces, 6:30 with Roger service and . vouoa peoples lO . ~a. m ; vouth meeting, 7 p. Manley, youth teader. mooting, both 7:30 p. m. Sun m. , ChW rehear~al, Wod - MASON CltURCH OF da• -Wednesday combined nesday 7·7· 30 p. .m .. Mrs. E. CHRIST - John Steele, -tOt". Hamm, WITNESSES d~rector. Bt b'! e s t udy 'an d prayer Robel-! JEHOVAH'S _ Worship, 10 a.m.; Bible ·-· study, L C h ldl 11 : 15 am. ; evening worship, meeting, 7.30 p. m. THE SALVATION ARMY arry arna an pres ng 7.30 p m. Mid-week service, Envov RayS. Wining, officer in mmister. SU(Id•t· Bible lecture, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. charge Sunday, 10 a. m .. 9' 30 a. m.. Wa chtower studr,, GRAHAM UNIT~D M~TH­ Hollness meeting , 10 30 a. m 10 30 a. m., Tuesda~, Bib e OOIST CHURCH - Pre:;"~ Sunddy School Young People's study , 7· 30 p. m' T ursday, 9 30 a m., first and Legior,, 7p. Thursday. 1 to J ~~~~~~Yrn:;n::1 8 ?~30P ~ m., Sundays of each month; third p.m .. Ladles Home League , 7 MIDDLEPORT CHURCH •ndfourlhSundayseachrhonth, · Chr 1s1- u nonP.!._m. Prep classes. Chr 111 t~ 1 worship s.ervlce at 7:30 ",.· m. 1 o _ 5ACRED HEART -: Rev. LawrenceManley , pastor ; Mrs. Wednesday evenings at 7:30, Father Bernard Kraj covlc, Russell Young, Sunday School Prayer and Bible Sludy. pas lor . Phone 992-2825, Supt. Sundoy School9;30 a. m.. MASON FIRST BAPTIST Saturday evening Mass, 7·30 Evening worship 1·30. Wed· Second and Pomeroy Stt .• Stan P m Sunday Mass, 8 and 10 nesday prayer meeting, 7 30 p. Craig, pastor. Sunday school, a.m. 30 Confession&, Saturday 7- m. z 9: 4S a.m.; won hi p serv 1ce, 11 7: p.m. CHURCH OF THE NA A· am .; tralnlngunlon,6;30p.m .; POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST REN't :- Mlddi01'0'1• Rev. evenong worship service, 7:30 -Robe-rt Kul'ln, pastor. Ge:-orge Audry Miller' pastor; • Floyd p.m. Mid-week prayer service, Skinner Sunday School supt. Carson. supt Sunday school, Wednesday , 7:30p.m. Sunday ' School, 9 J0 a. m .. 9' 311 a.m.; Mornlno CHRISTIAN SCIENCE morning worship, 10·30 a m ; ship, I0:30 •·~; plun_or Services at 315 Main St., Pt. BYF, 6 p m.. Bible Study JQ<;Iety. 6· 30 p.m, NY S 6 45 7 p m , chotr p.m . Sunday evangelistic Pleasant, Sundays, 11 a . m.; \"~-sday ·~·~ p Wodnesdays , 7 30 p. m. All l)l'actlce. Wed .• 8: 30 Jl m. meeting , 7:30 p.m nver welcome. meeting Wednesdav. 7:30p.m FIRST SOUTHERN BA~MIDDLEPORT PEN - MEIGS COUNTY TIST - 220 E. Main, Pomeroy, TECOSTAL - Third Ave., the afllllatod with S.B .C. Rev . Rev . 8. L. Barrott, pastor. Clifford Coleman, pastor. Ralf.h Priddy, Sunday school Sunday achool , 9:30 a .m., sup . Classes for all ages, Hershel McClure, supt. ; wor- Sundoysohool, 10 a.m. ; Sunday ship service. 10: 30 a .m.;_tvenlng service, 7. 30 p.m . evening worship, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday evening young Wttdnesday prayer meeting and people's meeting and Bible Bible study, 7::10 p.m. study. Saturday evening service, 7· 30 p . rt~ .. _ ~ POM EROY ~ I I I ly Os,ald & Jatllft J~ I ' 1 ' •• ' w. 'u SUNDAcY ·,, 9:110- 13, "In lovundWitr"- Dina 'M!nltr, Robart YN!J!"" li ;:J0-1, " Born Yesltrtltly ' William Holden, · Judy •HOIIIdliy ••n wrr- llll OIUlCH FOI ALL • , • , , • AU. FOI YHI CHUICII the Church 11 the greatftt factor on earth lor .... bvll~ng ................ good dllzonohlp. II It o ,........,,. of •P!Jitwl voh,.,/ .,.lthout a, C~yn:h.,nt~llh.r •trone democroq nor clvlll!• tlon con lur\l'lwe. there art four to~p~d realon• why utry penon ~lei offend tervlcel regwlerly and 1upport ltie Church. They arlo (1) for hll own take. (2) for hl1 chHclftn't Mkt. Q.) for th~ aafrt. of hll community and n<.tron, (.4) i'C»' lht 10ke of tht Church llltlf. whkk nted1 hl1 moral oncl ,aleflol 1upport. Plan to go to church rtgulorly and rtod you &IW. dolly. Day ..... ~ tveMay l'hUII'IJICIIIII II Cor1111h l11nt O.n"l' Th"""•Y l!.llodVI rrlfclr 0....'-'"r MolldCIIy w.c. .... , e........ Sftf'JNioy llwiJ'IIt ChCIIpl" y_. 3 , . •• , ,•• ., 7·1 ..,, 21 10·22 IJ u 17·22 1-12 119 105·112 ~ ~ ' When -the gears of a machlru; mesh tOgelhet (J1 motion, tlilngs ~in ·~ h&PPilll· Wh~ls 1'11111,: and ~er Is transmitted to eveiy piUt of. !h!';~· amsm. 1 . ' ,• ., • [.. -1' 1i , ,,,. Prayer Is somethlnsllike thai. 1ndlvldu;.r:er is a vital. ~nd sacred tliing. Each of 'ill b.._ ta when ~nd we ~lqntl-must -~ t!)',qH:.:;, And collective prayer.-mass prayer""'Can •be a tremen~oils foi'<le for good too. It is &} If tholilands · of "spiritual gears" suddenly wer11 methe4 txiitilber Into a, ~!Ill directed by a· slngle · pilrp~. . On Wcll-l~de Communjon Sunday, ~ber the pojyer• ill .,(l(lllectlve prayer. ,jill!) 'wl\J;w~our nelgli~s throughout the globe/ bY , attending church ~d p~aying both for pe!IOO ana f6r 'each other. ·' " ·' ,. ' 1'': . . ' I .. krfprcJ., NIMI«< bv rht A1111r1021t BIW. S~tafelr f i· ~ i ., c......,.,.,. ' • • I f-lod- - · '"·._,.!V.i.' f Ol • ''·f ~ I MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Racine Route 2. The Rev. Charles Hond, pastor. ~ Sundoy school, 9:45 a.m.; _.:...J N real in God. We are created to morning worohl~. 11 a.m. The GUUU ewS know J.... and to also have a Evening nrvlces, Tuesday and Tile ld~ter9ble iela"""""!f. ;il!! U. Frl~ay. 7: JO. . obape tills liiay +Fa Ijbt"WW!tlr -:-t\j:;p,.,rtlt s P Ns the Sermonette 9t =~~> IOUIId "~'· • 0 ~~Idto~inlltbetoGodblood . Ourof "''"were uouoou Jesus 2,1100 yeara ago. We !lboutd aecepl lhil forglvenesa and not conlinue to Uvein guilt. But God'a intervenUon is nol julia 011e-&ne thine. He can CllllllaDUybelnyourUfelollay. -·· •lantiy comln into J- ,. COlli g lhe world lollay. He is con· llantly in your life, aa much aa you will allow him to be. Tile love of God Is ahown on lhe crOilll. '11111 is .m,- we can never doubt the love of God no matlllr what hlppens. Jesus died nol only 1..- the llna of lhooo who know him IJid ae<epl tbla, bullor the Bins of the whole wwld.Wbolakeaaway "Behold the thellins Lamb of God, of lhe world." II is good news thai Je111.1 loves you. You may have a conslaDt penonal OJperience wllh God IJid ltnow his love in a very real way for your life. Jesus can be real In your life. He can meel your needl. If yoa have noI met Him ye~ ask Hlm to come into your heart Alk 111m to manifest lllmlelf to you. '11111 He will do. St. A1J81111ina aald thai our friend . If you have some problem leU Him about 11. ' \1r'hen this relallonshlp is milling in one's life, one niiaoel joy 111d sallsfacllon. '11111 is'whJ manfeelsloalandadriRWIWbe meets Jeru. We all can have a lralk wilh lhe lArd. He Will dllpell empllness in you IJid give you somelhin(l to Uve lor. He will meet your needs. You will reallylindoutwhalrealloveis when you discover how much J 01118 1oves you 1 Richard Pumphrey, pastor, Rutland and Rock Springs UnltedMelhodlsiChurches stt•vers ville New"., Note"., Mro. .Atla Van Meier waa boeleu lor a Stanley party held Weclnemy aflemoon at her AlTEND A FRIENDLY QtURat Sundal aturth of The NIZiiJMI With the hope It will. In some measure,'foster ~1nd help sustctlll that w~ich Is good In family and community life, this feiture Is sponsored by the busln"!SS firms and organizations whose names appear below. • ~ - St. Paul's 9 a.m. ; South Bafhtl9:55a.m. ; Alfrod 11 a.m. (First and third Sundays! 7:45 p.m.: (Second and .mt Sundays). loltridgo -7; 45 p.m. (First and third Sundays), 11 a.m. Secon4 and 4th SundaY!- Mh~~D~T _ \.~J~?.n~ Norris, pastor. Sundoy School, 10 a.m.; church services, 11 R WALLOW R I DG E CHURCH OF CHRIST - John Roct<hold. pastOI'. Bible study, 9:30a.m.; morning -•hlp, 10:30; o'lenlng worship, 7::10 p.m. Wodnesdoy Bible study, 7:30 p.m. •·•j;, STIVERSYILLE COM· MUNITY CHURCH - Rev . Edsel Hart, pastor. Sunday morning worship service, 10 a .m., Dell Talbot, superin tendent. f'lrayer meeting, each Thursday , 7:30 f .m. Sundoy evening service, :.30. ZION CHURCH OF CHRist - Pomeroy -Harrisonville Road. John Webslor, pastor: Paul McElroy, S..-.doy School Supt. Sunday School, 9:30a. m.; Morning Worship and COM· munion . 10:30 a . m.; Sunday evening youth Christian En. d6avor, 6 p. m.; Worship services, 7 p. m.; Wodnesday evening prayer meeting and Bible study, 7:30p. m. ST. JOHN lUTHERAN - ' Pine Grove. Rev. Gerald Herbener, pastor. Sund1y school, 9a. m.; Church service, to ••, ••~ ·. UNITED Pau] A. home. Mrl. Evelen Holler of Racine was the damDIIStrator. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bryanl and cldldren visited relaU•ea In Uberly, W. Va., recently. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brewer of Long Bottom cded on his hearto are rutleas until they parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Brewer, and David Sunday aflernoon. Mr. Clint Blrdt IJid Leota and Holiness Unto The Mra. Elva Dalley apent Sunday Lord wltll Mr. Blrdt'a lliller, Mrl. wortlhltl. Iva Bellin. Sunbury. Mr.'and iln. Rodger Brewer and daushler of Florida are vlsilq hilt Jl!ll'I!Ola, . Mr. and Mrl. ialpti Brewer 111\11011. wo:;~~; Mh. El•• Da1ley of~ waa a recent guest of Mro. Nell M~ilioilt\i; ,. I ieason T , . li1m .. a friend ~ ~MJ'o~~f·Sun~~ u~,, lhatlhlsissoisbecauaoslnflrat enlered Into the world. ""'--· ~ •• ~·--•~• .,,.,,..er ...................ence to God, we lind suflerinll. Bul lhiB is 10by Jes111 came Into tbe world. Jesua came into lbe .', ~~ Mlddleinrart. Amol18 those vlsit1118 Oinl Blrdt and Leota lutweek. wen Mr. IJid Mrs. ·Fred Heibel' and daJICIIIII: of Toledo; lin. Rue1 Qutstll· . s.ipt. . first TUESDAY 1100 - 3, 1'fluffy" - Tony Rondatl, Shirl~ Jon~~ 1:30 - 13 ·"8vt I Dort't Want To Got Marrlt~" ""- Shirley Jontl 11:30 .- 13, "Tho Sellout" Waller Pidgeon, Paula Raymond varill- ';!fh m.; ~· Keepsake Diamond Rings 312 E. Main St. Pomeroy. 0. WIWS MlHONY Phone m-34r N. Second ~lddleport, 0. . GOEGlfiN READY 'M'Illh ''' Phone 992·3284 ' WEDNESDAY 11: :JO - 13. "Tho 39 SMIII" Kenneth More, Talna Etg THURSDAY 9: oo - 1, "The Groat (Part U - Ton~ Nalllllt Wood 11 : 3G - ll, "Tre~sure Golden Condor" Bancroft Race" Curtle, of the Anne . ') ll ,,, .:' f• FRIDAY $evtn ThltYH" Edward G. Roblnoon 9:00 - 1, "The Great Race" 7:00 -, 11 t (Part Ill ' " ::JO -13. "Stndl ollwo Jlmt" - John W!vnt~ -!ofln /1411 SATURIHIY 9:110 - 3, "Daath of 1 Gun· fighter" - Rldlll'd Wldmark. Lena Horne 11:20 - 3, "Mally Kincaid Story" - Carolyn Jones, Barbaro Slonwyck II : 30- 13, "Malin fht Monster of Terror" 1nd "Neutron va. The Mlnlec" ' .i . ·--~·---~--------~------------------------------~-----------------------------------------------­ •. ' ' " �MIDDLjiil',OII,T FIRST ... PliST ...;('M rl.. Ill ~1m..,. , . ~tor . fr"' HOif!!i~. Stln· , ·/ ~ly School 5\lll(i, $urul1y , · , ,Chvrch Sol!l!oi~,,'t.IU '· ': ~.'1 ~nl~ 'l'f'l:~lup., tO:I~ . I• m. .Sundly et..e ·~ ~ -7~ 10 p. •. . J• ·-""'P ' I I Stayma~ , Rule :r ' I t·.o I • 1 • . II With Weak Ha:nd -' ''"' :!! l •) .WiA 'l t INIDGI . m, 511itclay. ot·~.: · ., f'I!Ul LUTNfRAN - . ,,.,., 'fo.r' yOIJI!f." ~y POMEROY tRINITY Rev. Aorjhur C. lllnd, ""'""'· tvenlno pra~ ·~fl l :30." UnilotiCIIurch of Cllrlst - Rev • Sundoy School, 9: IS • •· .m., M ! MDII 1~.-rlfJ:!~l< ,...,., •· postor. F-red •• ONorln .... $ojpl. _,"';~~h. ~·•ttnar:. sei'V Ite, ~v · 10:30 a. :m. Con- ::·~ .,..,. · 's•~-~ " ~;ih(ii, supt. S•ndlr_School, '· ~~·· m .. •llrmaiiCIII class, Salurdilly. t :u postor. SUnday llt:31La.' Worship, 10.25 , • · m., youth 1 m m.; Momlno wor~lli O::J!I , cho1r rehearsal , Monday, 6; 30 . · · m.; Arnold Rlchards.·Silpto . ' p. m., Mrs . Marvin Burt, POMEROY-CHESTER CHURCH OF CIIR 1$T, Middirector . Senior choir UNITED METHODfST - dleport, 5th and Main. Raullln rehearsal , 7·JO p. m. Thursday,' Robert R. Card, pastor . IW!yer, pastor. Thomas Kelly,, Mrs . Paul Neese , director . Pomeroy - Worshtf• 10:30 a. Sunday School supt. Bib e Thursday, all day Busy Bee . m.; Church School, . 15 a.m.; School , 9:30 a. m.; morning quilting party rn church social Frank Vaughan, superln- worship, 10:301 e. m ~ ; evening room. lendent. Chestor worship, 9 • · worship, 7.30· D. m~,::-•••• POMEROY CHURCH OF m.; Church Scllool, 10 "· m.; service 7 p. m Wod y. . THE NAZARENE - Corn..- Roger EPI'Ie, supt. ,, Union and Mulberry . Rev . SEVENTH DAY ADVENT- MASON COUNTY Clyde V. Henderson. pastor. TIST - Pomoroy, Mulberry MA.SON ASSEI.\BL"t OF Su"day School , ,JO a. m , Hgts. Herbert Morgan, pastor. GOD -Second st., ~sari. Raymond Walburn , supt . 5abbath School, Saturday, 2 P· Va. Chester Tennant, ' PIIt'ot. Morning worship 10:30 a . m. ; m.; worship, 3:15p. m. Dorcas Sunday school. 10 a.:. m.; Evening service 7:30 p. m. Mid- Socletv, lOa. m. each Thursday. morning worship, 11 1. m.; wook IOt'vlce, Wodnesday, 7.30 MIDDLEPORT evanoellstlcsarvlce, 7:30p.m. FIRST UNITED PRES- Biblestudyandprayernrvlce, p.GmR.•CE EPISCOP•L - Rev . ~ ~ BYTERIAN Mlddloport Rov Wod11esday, 7:30 P- m. Phone Stanley Plattenburg, minister • 773 5133. Morning prayer and sermon, oRussell ~ester, pastor. Sunday HARTFORD CHURCH OF 10· 30 11 m Holy communion School 9· 30 a.m .• Lewis Sauer, Christ in Chrilt11n Union and se'rmof, , llrst Sundays, !u~t .• worship service l0·30 Rev.O'Oell Manley. pastor. 10 JO a. m Church school. ·M-IDDLEPORT HEATH Sunday School, ' :30a. m., Rev . klnderga.rten through eighth UNITED METHODIST-Rev. Guy Sayre, aupt .; •venlng grade lO 30 a m service. 1:30. Tuesd~ Bible POMEROY . CHURCH OF Max E. Donahue, minister; t d 7sd CHRIST_ Mr. Ho 1 Allen, Jr.. Eric Chambers, Sundoy School y, : ~ p, m. r ay pastor. Bible Sch:f, 9:30a. m.; superintendent. Cburch School ~~"~8:J::er&~=~~"l' worship, 10:30; adult worship 9·30 a . m ; morn.ng wor1hlp, servt ces, 6:30 with Roger service and . vouoa peoples lO . ~a. m ; vouth meeting, 7 p. Manley, youth teader. mooting, both 7:30 p. m. Sun m. , ChW rehear~al, Wod - MASON CltURCH OF da• -Wednesday combined nesday 7·7· 30 p. .m .. Mrs. E. CHRIST - John Steele, -tOt". Hamm, WITNESSES d~rector. Bt b'! e s t udy 'an d prayer Robel-! JEHOVAH'S _ Worship, 10 a.m.; Bible ·-· study, L C h ldl 11 : 15 am. ; evening worship, meeting, 7.30 p. m. THE SALVATION ARMY arry arna an pres ng 7.30 p m. Mid-week service, Envov RayS. Wining, officer in mmister. SU(Id•t· Bible lecture, Wednesday, 7:30p.m. charge Sunday, 10 a. m .. 9' 30 a. m.. Wa chtower studr,, GRAHAM UNIT~D M~TH­ Hollness meeting , 10 30 a. m 10 30 a. m., Tuesda~, Bib e OOIST CHURCH - Pre:;"~ Sunddy School Young People's study , 7· 30 p. m' T ursday, 9 30 a m., first and Legior,, 7p. Thursday. 1 to J ~~~~~~Yrn:;n::1 8 ?~30P ~ m., Sundays of each month; third p.m .. Ladles Home League , 7 MIDDLEPORT CHURCH •ndfourlhSundayseachrhonth, · Chr 1s1- u nonP.!._m. Prep classes. Chr 111 t~ 1 worship s.ervlce at 7:30 ",.· m. 1 o _ 5ACRED HEART -: Rev. LawrenceManley , pastor ; Mrs. Wednesday evenings at 7:30, Father Bernard Kraj covlc, Russell Young, Sunday School Prayer and Bible Sludy. pas lor . Phone 992-2825, Supt. Sundoy School9;30 a. m.. MASON FIRST BAPTIST Saturday evening Mass, 7·30 Evening worship 1·30. Wed· Second and Pomeroy Stt .• Stan P m Sunday Mass, 8 and 10 nesday prayer meeting, 7 30 p. Craig, pastor. Sunday school, a.m. 30 Confession&, Saturday 7- m. z 9: 4S a.m.; won hi p serv 1ce, 11 7: p.m. CHURCH OF THE NA A· am .; tralnlngunlon,6;30p.m .; POMEROY FIRST BAPTIST REN't :- Mlddi01'0'1• Rev. evenong worship service, 7:30 -Robe-rt Kul'ln, pastor. Ge:-orge Audry Miller' pastor; • Floyd p.m. Mid-week prayer service, Skinner Sunday School supt. Carson. supt Sunday school, Wednesday , 7:30p.m. Sunday ' School, 9 J0 a. m .. 9' 311 a.m.; Mornlno CHRISTIAN SCIENCE morning worship, 10·30 a m ; ship, I0:30 •·~; plun_or Services at 315 Main St., Pt. BYF, 6 p m.. Bible Study JQ<;Iety. 6· 30 p.m, NY S 6 45 7 p m , chotr p.m . Sunday evangelistic Pleasant, Sundays, 11 a . m.; \"~-sday ·~·~ p Wodnesdays , 7 30 p. m. All l)l'actlce. Wed .• 8: 30 Jl m. meeting , 7:30 p.m nver welcome. meeting Wednesdav. 7:30p.m FIRST SOUTHERN BA~MIDDLEPORT PEN - MEIGS COUNTY TIST - 220 E. Main, Pomeroy, TECOSTAL - Third Ave., the afllllatod with S.B .C. Rev . Rev . 8. L. Barrott, pastor. Clifford Coleman, pastor. Ralf.h Priddy, Sunday school Sunday achool , 9:30 a .m., sup . Classes for all ages, Hershel McClure, supt. ; wor- Sundoysohool, 10 a.m. ; Sunday ship service. 10: 30 a .m.;_tvenlng service, 7. 30 p.m . evening worship, 7:30 p.m. Wednesday evening young Wttdnesday prayer meeting and people's meeting and Bible Bible study, 7::10 p.m. study. Saturday evening service, 7· 30 p . rt~ .. _ ~ POM EROY ~ I I I ly Os,ald & Jatllft J~ I ' 1 ' •• ' w. 'u SUNDAcY ·,, 9:110- 13, "In lovundWitr"- Dina 'M!nltr, Robart YN!J!"" li ;:J0-1, " Born Yesltrtltly ' William Holden, · Judy •HOIIIdliy ••n wrr- llll OIUlCH FOI ALL • , • , , • AU. FOI YHI CHUICII the Church 11 the greatftt factor on earth lor .... bvll~ng ................ good dllzonohlp. II It o ,........,,. of •P!Jitwl voh,.,/ .,.lthout a, C~yn:h.,nt~llh.r •trone democroq nor clvlll!• tlon con lur\l'lwe. there art four to~p~d realon• why utry penon ~lei offend tervlcel regwlerly and 1upport ltie Church. They arlo (1) for hll own take. (2) for hl1 chHclftn't Mkt. Q.) for th~ aafrt. of hll community and n<.tron, (.4) i'C»' lht 10ke of tht Church llltlf. whkk nted1 hl1 moral oncl ,aleflol 1upport. Plan to go to church rtgulorly and rtod you &IW. dolly. Day ..... ~ tveMay l'hUII'IJICIIIII II Cor1111h l11nt O.n"l' Th"""•Y l!.llodVI rrlfclr 0....'-'"r MolldCIIy w.c. .... , e........ Sftf'JNioy llwiJ'IIt ChCIIpl" y_. 3 , . •• , ,•• ., 7·1 ..,, 21 10·22 IJ u 17·22 1-12 119 105·112 ~ ~ ' When -the gears of a machlru; mesh tOgelhet (J1 motion, tlilngs ~in ·~ h&PPilll· Wh~ls 1'11111,: and ~er Is transmitted to eveiy piUt of. !h!';~· amsm. 1 . ' ,• ., • [.. -1' 1i , ,,,. Prayer Is somethlnsllike thai. 1ndlvldu;.r:er is a vital. ~nd sacred tliing. Each of 'ill b.._ ta when ~nd we ~lqntl-must -~ t!)',qH:.:;, And collective prayer.-mass prayer""'Can •be a tremen~oils foi'<le for good too. It is &} If tholilands · of "spiritual gears" suddenly wer11 methe4 txiitilber Into a, ~!Ill directed by a· slngle · pilrp~. . On Wcll-l~de Communjon Sunday, ~ber the pojyer• ill .,(l(lllectlve prayer. ,jill!) 'wl\J;w~our nelgli~s throughout the globe/ bY , attending church ~d p~aying both for pe!IOO ana f6r 'each other. ·' " ·' ,. ' 1'': . . ' I .. krfprcJ., NIMI«< bv rht A1111r1021t BIW. S~tafelr f i· ~ i ., c......,.,.,. ' • • I f-lod- - · '"·._,.!V.i.' f Ol • ''·f ~ I MT. MORIAH CHURCH OF GOD - Racine Route 2. The Rev. Charles Hond, pastor. ~ Sundoy school, 9:45 a.m.; _.:...J N real in God. We are created to morning worohl~. 11 a.m. The GUUU ewS know J.... and to also have a Evening nrvlces, Tuesday and Tile ld~ter9ble iela"""""!f. ;il!! U. Frl~ay. 7: JO. . obape tills liiay +Fa Ijbt"WW!tlr -:-t\j:;p,.,rtlt s P Ns the Sermonette 9t =~~> IOUIId "~'· • 0 ~~Idto~inlltbetoGodblood . Ourof "''"were uouoou Jesus 2,1100 yeara ago. We !lboutd aecepl lhil forglvenesa and not conlinue to Uvein guilt. But God'a intervenUon is nol julia 011e-&ne thine. He can CllllllaDUybelnyourUfelollay. -·· •lantiy comln into J- ,. COlli g lhe world lollay. He is con· llantly in your life, aa much aa you will allow him to be. Tile love of God Is ahown on lhe crOilll. '11111 is .m,- we can never doubt the love of God no matlllr what hlppens. Jesus died nol only 1..- the llna of lhooo who know him IJid ae<epl tbla, bullor the Bins of the whole wwld.Wbolakeaaway "Behold the thellins Lamb of God, of lhe world." II is good news thai Je111.1 loves you. You may have a conslaDt penonal OJperience wllh God IJid ltnow his love in a very real way for your life. Jesus can be real In your life. He can meel your needl. If yoa have noI met Him ye~ ask Hlm to come into your heart Alk 111m to manifest lllmlelf to you. '11111 He will do. St. A1J81111ina aald thai our friend . If you have some problem leU Him about 11. ' \1r'hen this relallonshlp is milling in one's life, one niiaoel joy 111d sallsfacllon. '11111 is'whJ manfeelsloalandadriRWIWbe meets Jeru. We all can have a lralk wilh lhe lArd. He Will dllpell empllness in you IJid give you somelhin(l to Uve lor. He will meet your needs. You will reallylindoutwhalrealloveis when you discover how much J 01118 1oves you 1 Richard Pumphrey, pastor, Rutland and Rock Springs UnltedMelhodlsiChurches stt•vers ville New"., Note"., Mro. .Atla Van Meier waa boeleu lor a Stanley party held Weclnemy aflemoon at her AlTEND A FRIENDLY QtURat Sundal aturth of The NIZiiJMI With the hope It will. In some measure,'foster ~1nd help sustctlll that w~ich Is good In family and community life, this feiture Is sponsored by the busln"!SS firms and organizations whose names appear below. • ~ - St. Paul's 9 a.m. ; South Bafhtl9:55a.m. ; Alfrod 11 a.m. (First and third Sundays! 7:45 p.m.: (Second and .mt Sundays). loltridgo -7; 45 p.m. (First and third Sundays), 11 a.m. Secon4 and 4th SundaY!- Mh~~D~T _ \.~J~?.n~ Norris, pastor. Sundoy School, 10 a.m.; church services, 11 R WALLOW R I DG E CHURCH OF CHRIST - John Roct<hold. pastOI'. Bible study, 9:30a.m.; morning -•hlp, 10:30; o'lenlng worship, 7::10 p.m. Wodnesdoy Bible study, 7:30 p.m. •·•j;, STIVERSYILLE COM· MUNITY CHURCH - Rev . Edsel Hart, pastor. Sunday morning worship service, 10 a .m., Dell Talbot, superin tendent. f'lrayer meeting, each Thursday , 7:30 f .m. Sundoy evening service, :.30. ZION CHURCH OF CHRist - Pomeroy -Harrisonville Road. John Webslor, pastor: Paul McElroy, S..-.doy School Supt. Sunday School, 9:30a. m.; Morning Worship and COM· munion . 10:30 a . m.; Sunday evening youth Christian En. d6avor, 6 p. m.; Worship services, 7 p. m.; Wodnesday evening prayer meeting and Bible study, 7:30p. m. ST. JOHN lUTHERAN - ' Pine Grove. Rev. Gerald Herbener, pastor. Sund1y school, 9a. m.; Church service, to ••, ••~ ·. UNITED Pau] A. home. Mrl. Evelen Holler of Racine was the damDIIStrator. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bryanl and cldldren visited relaU•ea In Uberly, W. Va., recently. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Brewer of Long Bottom cded on his hearto are rutleas until they parents, Mr. and Mrs. Allen Brewer, and David Sunday aflernoon. Mr. Clint Blrdt IJid Leota and Holiness Unto The Mra. Elva Dalley apent Sunday Lord wltll Mr. Blrdt'a lliller, Mrl. wortlhltl. Iva Bellin. Sunbury. Mr.'and iln. Rodger Brewer and daushler of Florida are vlsilq hilt Jl!ll'I!Ola, . Mr. and Mrl. ialpti Brewer 111\11011. wo:;~~; Mh. El•• Da1ley of~ waa a recent guest of Mro. Nell M~ilioilt\i; ,. I ieason T , . li1m .. a friend ~ ~MJ'o~~f·Sun~~ u~,, lhatlhlsissoisbecauaoslnflrat enlered Into the world. ""'--· ~ •• ~·--•~• .,,.,,..er ...................ence to God, we lind suflerinll. Bul lhiB is 10by Jes111 came Into tbe world. Jesua came into lbe .', ~~ Mlddleinrart. Amol18 those vlsit1118 Oinl Blrdt and Leota lutweek. wen Mr. IJid Mrs. ·Fred Heibel' and daJICIIIII: of Toledo; lin. Rue1 Qutstll· . s.ipt. . first TUESDAY 1100 - 3, 1'fluffy" - Tony Rondatl, Shirl~ Jon~~ 1:30 - 13 ·"8vt I Dort't Want To Got Marrlt~" ""- Shirley Jontl 11:30 .- 13, "Tho Sellout" Waller Pidgeon, Paula Raymond varill- ';!fh m.; ~· Keepsake Diamond Rings 312 E. Main St. Pomeroy. 0. WIWS MlHONY Phone m-34r N. Second ~lddleport, 0. . GOEGlfiN READY 'M'Illh ''' Phone 992·3284 ' WEDNESDAY 11: :JO - 13. "Tho 39 SMIII" Kenneth More, Talna Etg THURSDAY 9: oo - 1, "The Groat (Part U - Ton~ Nalllllt Wood 11 : 3G - ll, "Tre~sure Golden Condor" Bancroft Race" Curtle, of the Anne . ') ll ,,, .:' f• FRIDAY $evtn ThltYH" Edward G. Roblnoon 9:00 - 1, "The Great Race" 7:00 -, 11 t (Part Ill ' " ::JO -13. "Stndl ollwo Jlmt" - John W!vnt~ -!ofln /1411 SATURIHIY 9:110 - 3, "Daath of 1 Gun· fighter" - Rldlll'd Wldmark. Lena Horne 11:20 - 3, "Mally Kincaid Story" - Carolyn Jones, Barbaro Slonwyck II : 30- 13, "Malin fht Monster of Terror" 1nd "Neutron va. The Mlnlec" ' .i . ·--~·---~--------~------------------------------~-----------------------------------------------­ •. ' ' " �•' d, ' -~- i • '._ ' '·~~·~ ""l ,t t-'1'1!1 !)Illy~. ~.J'Gmlroj, o, j)ct. 2,;!110 ,t •• ' . ~,· '•, " . . . r.h ' '. ji ~ •• v ' · · Barga~~· far&aln5t1nd' More Barga.ins Apple Grove News, Events . -11n• Herll!!rl RtUIIt .Hrlt~!~~~~, . . DEIIDLINES . J P.M. Qay B•~• Publl<tillon Monday Q••dUn,9a.m. Conultatlon a.cotrocllon• Will bucceptod until to.m . tor Dav of Publlfatlon REGULATIONS Ttle Publlttter rtstrves the right to edit or reject any eds deemed obtectlonol. The publisher will not be <etj>OIIslblo for more then one Incorrect Insertion. RATES returned home Wednesday · · -~ after a vacaticm with the former's brother • M<'· and Mrs · Harold Quillen at Phoenix, Arizona · Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Grimm spent a few days with the lat, IA!r s slstA!r, Everal, at Akron. Mr. and Mrs. Everette For want Ad Ser~fcf Roush. Pars<XIS and daughter, cathy, 5 cents per word one lnurtlon Minimum Chargt'75t Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hill at Negley, Ohio, were <ailed 12 cents p•r word three entertained with a birthday home due to the death of the consecutive Insertions . ~ 18 cents per ·word six condinner Sunday at their home in former's sister, Mrs . Iva secutive Insertions. 25 Per cent Dl&count on paid bonor of the latter's mother, Parsons Dooobue. They visited ads and ads paid within ll)davs. Mrs. Dolly Wolfe. Attending with Mrs. Ruth Parsons and CARD 0~ THANKS & OaiTUARY were Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Preston Parsons and called on SUO for 50 word minimum . Roush and Joey of Letart Falls, other \-elatives. Each additional word 2c. BLIND ADS Mr. and Mrs. Robert casper Sandra Taylor and David Addition•! 25c Charge per and Billy Dye of ColumbliS, Taylor of Columbus spent the Advertisement . OFFICE HOURS Dale Wallace Hill, Mr. and Mrs. weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Leo B::JO a.m. to 5 :00p.m. Dally, Mlke Hill and Dolly, Junior Taylor. 8:30 a.m. to 12 : 00 Noon Wolfe and daughter, Wendy, of Ray Pear11011, VirgO Roush, Saturday. Cheshire, Jan, Art, and Dean John Hill, Harry Hill and Dallas Hill, and the honored guest, Hill attended the Farm Science In Memcry Mrs. Wolfe. Mrs. Wolfe Review at Columbus Wed· IN MEMORY of my husband. received a telephone call from nesday. Dan E. Rees. who passed her daughter, Mrs. Dale Hill In Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roush, away two years ago, October 2. 1968, Moore Haven, Fla., at noon Mr. an d Mrs. Andrew Cross, No ooe knows the heartache, Sunday. EdwardandPauland,andMrs. Only those who have lost tan Mr. and Mrs. David Hadley Enna Wllaon of Ohio VaUey T~!'~rleflhat's borne In silence and Davina of Cln<tonati spent Grange No. 2612 Letart FallB, For the one 1 loved so well. a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. joined members of the Racine Friends may think the wound Is Herbert Miller and Jeff. Grange Thursday evening oo a healed. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hensler tour of the new locks and dam at ~~;;:•h.~ n~~~~~~~esor;:,~ anJ Jamie, Mrs. Doris Hensler Racine. cealed. of Racine called on Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. MiHIX"d and Thousand thoughts of one so dear Mrs. Dallas Hill Sunday af· famUy of Minersville spent Brings many a tear; lernoon. Saturday evening with Mr, and Thoughts go back to scenes long Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Miller Mrs. Robert Wood and Waid Time past:rolls on, but memories and Jeff spent a weekend wi~~ Johnson. last, Mrs. Loretta Miller and family Miss Debbie Bostick and her As 1 end this second year. at Toronto, Ohio. aunt, Mrs. Laura Circle of Sadly missed by wife. Clara 10 2 11 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence ROIISh Dorcas were in Wtlmlngton · · P and Tommy of Winfield, W.Va., over the weekend and attended Employment Wanted <ailed Tuesday on Mr. and Mrs. the wedding Saturday afternoon. Roy Pearsoo and Robin. on Linda Rae Beegle to Stephen WILL DO baby silting In my home. Phone Tuppers Plains Mrs. Denlill Boggess of An· MayhaU. 667-3591 . 9-25-61c Uqulty spent Friday evening Mrs . Jess Anderson unwith Mrs. Uoyd Nice. derwent eye surgery Thursday Mrs. Pete Snyder, the fonner at a Charleston, W.Va. hospital. for Sale Maudle Snyder, suffered a Mr. and Mrs. Don Hupp of j-.;;..;.;;,;.;.._ _ _ _ _., heart attack and was Spiller are moving lo the FOR SALE hospitalized for three weeks. Theron Johnson !ann. Mrs. Snyder was born and Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Laurel Cliff Free reared in this commwllty and Donohue of New Mexico are now lives at Radnor, Ohio. She .visiting the Conner's parents, was returned home and ls Mr. and Mrs. Roy Donohue. Methodist Chucch improving slowly. Those Mrs . Roy Donohue acwlshlng to send cards may send companied them to aeveland to Building. them to Radnor, Ohio. visit Mr. end Mrs. Eugene Arthur WUson and Robert Webeter. Phone 992-5326I WUson of Cleveland spent Mr. and Mrs. Homer Warner ,Wedf>t>sday afternoon with the Sr. und M£~~ and ~·· 1JDY1 ean be se~ aiiYih""'J I ~tter'w motlll!r, Mrs. ~ ftl"gltson o( ift- ·~en f"' IWiiJotl 'it! Letart FaUi. -:- ., J\>xed tile weekend camping al Mr. ""d Mrs. Russell Quillen Fort Meigs Park, Rulland. LEGAL Noti!:"i! vr · Mr. llld Mrs. Roy Budt met their da···•ter ue-• • Mr · llld Mrs · Don Beesle and Zane of Marietta Ga a~ WWlamsburg • ·• ' Ky.,llld IIP"nt the weekend In a motel there. Pam Buck spent the weekend with her grandparents, Mr. an1 Mrs. Early Kingsbury News, Notes The Kingsbury Missionary and Mrs. John DeVere and CluboltheC&rletonChurcbhad family of Charleston, W. Va., its regular meeting Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Lester Arnold and evening at the church. The son and Evallne Arnold of evening was spent sewing and Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. on different projects the club is Patrick Williams and family of wll"king on. The business and Chester. devoticmal meeting was held Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Beal and w1th the president, Mrs. family visited recently with Mr. VIrginia Dean, In charge with and Mrs. John Pedras of Mrs. Sadie Carl reading Cleveland. devotions from the 16th chapter Mrs. Howard W!Wey who bas of Luke. Speei•l reading was been a patient at Veterans given by Grace King and the Memorial Hospital has returned ......,tary•s report was given hy to the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Mrs. Janeth Beal with a report o. Rogers and ls very much made on the progress of the improved. support for Missionary Rev. Mr. and Mrs. William King John Jesburg. Closing prayer had two birthday dinners at was by Delcres King. Refresh- their home In honor of Winnie menls were served to the White and Virgil King Present following, Mrs. Yvonne Young, were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Chase Mrs. Sadie carl, Mrs. Neva of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. King, Mrs. Janeth Beal, Mrs. Robert Swearinger and son of Delores _King, Mrs. VIrginia West MJiton, Mr. and Mrs. Nev Dean, Miss Grace King. The While and Harold and Sherman, nest meeting will be In October Mr. and Mrs. VirgO King and with the date to be announced. family, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hall Richardson and family of (Leta Goodwin) are announcing ColambliS the birth of· a son, Joseph Recent, visitors of Mrs. Clayton HaD Jr. Grandparents Elizabeth Murray and Mr. and are Mr. and Mrs. Homer Mrs. Dana Murray and famUy Goodwin and Mr. and Mrs. cart were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gordon Hall. This ls the Halls' first of st. Albans, w. Va. cbUd. 'h. fu!cent visitors of Mr. and fu!cent vlsftors of Mlll. Hazel Mrs. John Dean and sons were Arnold and Walter were Mr · Mr. and Mrs. Walter Terrell, Vickie and Billy Kendall, aU of Pataskala, Mr . and Mrs. Kenneth lilarklna of Racine, Mlas Anita Watkins of Chester and ..Miss Bridget Ross of Bunker llill. Mlas Csrol Hall who attend college at Grayson, Ky., visllat her home here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. cart Hall and family. · Mrs. Eddie King, Joey, Michael and susan King visited one day recently wiQI her sister, Mr. end Mrs. David Mcl>o!teld and famlly at Rutland. Mr. and Mrs. John Walter villted Mr. Paul Hospital patient lot· . dowly number Ia Ladies and Gentlemen Tom Hill ' You, and Music! Mr. and and P.O Seat~d bids will be received in the office of the Clerk, on Second Street. Village of Pomeroy. Ohio, until n o'clock noon, Monday October 5, 1970, for the following proposaL For 1000 tons. more or tess, of No. 404 Alphalt concrete In place. To be placed on various streets as designed t:Jy Village Council. AU materiels and eQuipment are to meet Ohio Department of Highway speclflcatiOI'IS. AU bids are to baby the ton In place and the price per ton shall .nclude all necessary cleaning. SpecificatiOns of the streets to be surfaced are on file In the Office of the Mavor In the VIllage of Pomeroy . Each bid must contain the full name of every person or company Interested In the same, and be •ccompanled by a county. . Probate cowrt To tu EMecutor of the est1te; to such of the tottowlnQ 11 art residents of ttte state of. Ohio, vlz:- the surYivlng spouse, tht neMt of kin, the benef1tllrlts under the will; and to thl If · torney or attorneys representing -any of the aforementioned ptrson': Bertie N . .wetti, Deceased, No. 20369, Mlddt~rt. Ohio, Salisbury Toiltnshlp. You are hereby notified thit lnYtntory and Ap _pral&ement of tht uttttl of the b.atorementlontd, dec11sed. late of said County, was filed In thlt Court. Said Inventory end Appraisement wilt be tor hearing before thiS Cour.t on the 12th day of October, 1910, et 10:00 ?'clock e.nt. Any perton desiring to fill exceptions t"ereto must fill them at 11111 five days prior to the date set tor htlrlno. Ginn under iny'' h•nd and seal Of said Court. trtll 23rd diY of September, 1970. the '· H. o••rton J•d•• and u-otflclo CJerk of said CP¥rt ' ' Aiol·l. WIIIOft ' 9-!S, 10- 2 Deputy (tor• ~c '" Bllsines's -Services~·:: • 2 PollltrOJ ,. Of Motor Co. QUALITY •~.f' • 'I,. ' tires. . Po111eroy Motor Co. OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. f'OioiEROY, OHIO Lost and found LARGE BLACK and while @) Auto Sales cotlle. Answen to "Cubby." SPECIAL 1959 Ford Galaxle, VB, automatic, perfett Inside Please tall 992·U<I7. Reward. and out. No rust, good tires. 111-2-Jip From the Largest TruCk• at · Bulldozer Radiator to the SmalleSt Heater Core. .BLAETTNARS ' ,•• f92.2143 Pomeroy SOU1H TROPICAL FISH 9·29-ltp female Beagle pup. Black 1950 CHEVROLET truck, good Evelyn McDaniel Phone 742-~. LOST. strayed or stolen, in Hysell Run area, 6-month old brown and white tires, perfect engine, $100. markings. Small breed. Phone 992-7378. Answers to name of _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 10 1-Jlp "Lonesome." Family pet. Reward. Call David Oavls 1 phone 992·5690. Sale with 10-2·3lp Notice I WILL not be responsible for bl any debts contracted anyone ather than mysel . Lowell McNickle. 70 North Second St.. Middleport, Ohio. .•;;.. 10·2-dlp Estimates · Jim- Larry Kenny ' Jake Phone 992-7044 or 992-5632 Have Your Year~ EXPERT Wheel Alignment · ,, Air-ConditioniOJ ,,., Inspection An~ Re.Qiarp ~ .,: $5.55 -GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 . "'" 6•'~ ·Pomeroy Home & Auto 606 E . Mlln, Pomeroy, o. i Plus · ' .Parts Blaettnar's ....... ff24141 J Mason, W. VI. 77J.,.7J Opon Daily 11114 p.m. 6•30flltp.m. NEW '1970 ZIG-ZAG Sewing .Machine In original factory carton. Zig-Zag to make buttonholes, sew on buttons, monograms, and make fancy designs with lust the twlsf of a s1ngle dial. left In lay-away and never been used. Will sell ' 9-J0-3tc ---------~ BEAGLES. full blooded. 4 GUN SHOOT. 1 p.m. Sunday at months old from top dogs. $15 each. Phone 742-3656. 10·2·31P 9·30-4tc CHEVROLET car, 2·door. THE REGULAR Gospel Sing at 1964 6 cylinder, good running the Church of God at Chester condition, sm. See at Kap · Sunday, October 4, Is can· pie's Sohio, Pomeroy or call celled because special singers 992·2282. are unable to come. 10·2·31P 10-1-Jtc ------ BUILDING LOTS or !railer WILL _give p!,p~o . les.._~s In my space. On new water line, . ~: Ph,., -~~ I ' school bu• route, on GOI;IIIIV • · '. 8-~ 6-lfc ' road 25, on<' ·mile' wesf of ' '. '· ' Chester, Ohio. If lnteresled. SHAREE Shaffer. former call Chester 985-4197.' Smooth unloading ... LOOt<-IF VA WANTED Ma TH' ~, Bring the family 1o Bailey's on Sunday. Make II a hobll to dint out ioymont. The Mode18Crop-Carrler has wormpar drive with 11ariilble-speed eon· trol to d1scharae big loads fast 1nd · easily. You get smootl'l urJIOidlfll, without the plugina proOiems that ao with many fOf'llf wa,~ons. Un· load from the side or to the rear. +1\EW HOL.L.AN:l 992-9974 n.;tu 5:30,.7:00, I'Qrneroy 7:00-7:00 DOZER work. Phone m-6173. 10·1·61C HARRISON'S TV AND AN· TENNA SERVICE. Phone 992·2522. FuJtun.Thampsun starling Monday. Sept. 21. -----'----.:.'·::.JO.tl~ Take odvanllfje of our "'Get Acquainted" specials, S15 196'1 MOBILE home. Take over permanent for Sl2.50 and our payments, Call 992-7019. $12.50 permanent for $10. 10.1-'IC 9-27-'lc pick up merchandise and CHEVROLET 4-door, excellent condition, $250. AI••· W-C Allis Chalmers tractor and equipment. Phone 1960 -· T. (/. technician lor bench and service <ails. Mulf be ••· .,.rlenced. Phone Long Jlollom - - · U-tlc ~----- BABYSITTER for two pre. school chlldrtin. 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.. Monday through Friday. My home or yours. Phooe 992·3045 otter 6 p.m. 1Q.t.Jic Wanted To Buy 1 ' ~ ~ I BAILEY'S RESTAURANT : 218 E. Main - ~ if regularly for sure en- front or rear. WHV DIDN'T MY 50? operator a1 Mary June's 9-28-6tc Beauty Shop. now with 2·12-tfc for Sal.e Pratt's Beauty Salon 1960 MASSEY·FERGUSON 50 specializing In high styling. tractor. Excellent condition. BEANS, Kentucky Wonders. WHEEL H.orse Sales and Appointments ·not always Phone 742·31P. Service. Baum Lumbar Pick your own, S2 bushel . necessary. Phone 992-3751. 9-JO.Jlc Company, Chester, Ohio. Sweet potatoes and Irish 10·2·31C Phone 915-3301. potatoes. Bring container. --------WARM MORNING healer, like Andrew Cross, ,letart Falls, ' 5·20·tfc CONNIE TEAFORD Swisher new. Bottled gas, 565. Also, Ohio . . has taken employ.,ent at Kenmore with blower, bottled 9-20·121C Mary June's Beauty . Shop ga&, $70. Phone 742-5716. WI~L ·,' ' t tor only $47 cash. or E·Z ' I ' for HAYMAN'S AUCTION House. Terms. Phone 992.2685.10·2·61C· Laurel Cliff, now open each - - - - - Friday to receive con· Vacuum signments at 10 a.m. Auctlon ELECTROLUX Cleaner complete with atstarting at 7 p.m. Let us sell tachments, cordwlnder and your merchandise. paint sprar. Used but In like 3·22·11< new cond tlon. Pay S37 .4.5 GUN SHOOT, Forked Run, cash or terms If desired. Phone 992-2685. ortsman Club. Sunday, 10.Hic ~ tol>er 4 Racine Gun Club. f, Free And Complete Une of Supplies $275. ' Remodeling. Cement Work, Garages. Nice. 1969 VOLKSWAGEN $1895 2 Or. Sedan, radio, custom equipment, white '· flrlck, BIDck,·Ston.. Cis..-ns, CllimneVI, Home 1969 FORD $2095 Mustang 2 Dr. hardtop, 6 cyl., standard shift. Real ·r . '' I'Mnm• ol ·Risidentia $2495 1969 CHEVROLET ~. .JOHNsO~ MAsoftRY Townsman Station Wagon, V-8 motor, automatic transmission. r take to auction on a per· t centage basts. Call Jim Adams, auctioneer. Rutland. 742·3656, bond pr certified check In the sum of $100.00 to the satisfaction Phone 742-~1. 10-1-31p of Vllleee Council, 11 • 9·23-tlc guaranty that if the bid 11 ac IRISH cobblers and Kennebec cepted, a contract will be en - · ~potatoes. Charles Hilton, tered Into and 111 performance Help Wanted property secured. Portland, Ohio. Phone 843· n.ese checks or bonds will bl EXPERIENCED beautician, '22611. returned at once to all except Warner's Beauty Shoppe. the successful bidder. His check Apply In person. or bond will be held until the 9.2'/.J!c contract or bid 11 properly .,.,-.,.,--,-,-.,--.,--IMCUted by him, The right Is reierved to relect MIDDLE·AGED lady or older for companion for another any and all I:Uds. Jane Walton, Clerk lady. Live In preferred. or VILLAGE OF POMEROY come at nights. Phooe 1192· 9- 25, 1o-2 2tc 9·25-61< NOTICE ON FILINil OF INVENTORY AND APPRAISIMINT The State of Olllo, Meigs r--"''--:-"-_,;:.-~.;::.-:r'-,...,.i;il;.~-4-----....:!'f.:.·.:.:.._.•;,j".:.·...;.,.·''-·~._,,_1~,:....__;;, it· ~ .. ·Bob Hunnol Sov•• Save Doua.s DAILY CROSSWORD ..- ACIIGM 1.~ 21."- ·- &.TVInutne 10. U.I.I.R. u.•'l'red. ti.~ u.Niifluy .--- ll.c::...umed 11. ti-l_ lia~· ]7. 'il'tn r DIUIP ( GUNDE . ___ ---·""""- ..... I I �•' d, ' -~- i • '._ ' '·~~·~ ""l ,t t-'1'1!1 !)Illy~. ~.J'Gmlroj, o, j)ct. 2,;!110 ,t •• ' . ~,· '•, " . . . r.h ' '. ji ~ •• v ' · · Barga~~· far&aln5t1nd' More Barga.ins Apple Grove News, Events . -11n• Herll!!rl RtUIIt .Hrlt~!~~~~, . . DEIIDLINES . J P.M. Qay B•~• Publl<tillon Monday Q••dUn,9a.m. Conultatlon a.cotrocllon• Will bucceptod until to.m . tor Dav of Publlfatlon REGULATIONS Ttle Publlttter rtstrves the right to edit or reject any eds deemed obtectlonol. The publisher will not be <etj>OIIslblo for more then one Incorrect Insertion. RATES returned home Wednesday · · -~ after a vacaticm with the former's brother • M<'· and Mrs · Harold Quillen at Phoenix, Arizona · Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Grimm spent a few days with the lat, IA!r s slstA!r, Everal, at Akron. Mr. and Mrs. Everette For want Ad Ser~fcf Roush. Pars<XIS and daughter, cathy, 5 cents per word one lnurtlon Minimum Chargt'75t Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Hill at Negley, Ohio, were <ailed 12 cents p•r word three entertained with a birthday home due to the death of the consecutive Insertions . ~ 18 cents per ·word six condinner Sunday at their home in former's sister, Mrs . Iva secutive Insertions. 25 Per cent Dl&count on paid bonor of the latter's mother, Parsons Dooobue. They visited ads and ads paid within ll)davs. Mrs. Dolly Wolfe. Attending with Mrs. Ruth Parsons and CARD 0~ THANKS & OaiTUARY were Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Preston Parsons and called on SUO for 50 word minimum . Roush and Joey of Letart Falls, other \-elatives. Each additional word 2c. BLIND ADS Mr. and Mrs. Robert casper Sandra Taylor and David Addition•! 25c Charge per and Billy Dye of ColumbliS, Taylor of Columbus spent the Advertisement . OFFICE HOURS Dale Wallace Hill, Mr. and Mrs. weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Leo B::JO a.m. to 5 :00p.m. Dally, Mlke Hill and Dolly, Junior Taylor. 8:30 a.m. to 12 : 00 Noon Wolfe and daughter, Wendy, of Ray Pear11011, VirgO Roush, Saturday. Cheshire, Jan, Art, and Dean John Hill, Harry Hill and Dallas Hill, and the honored guest, Hill attended the Farm Science In Memcry Mrs. Wolfe. Mrs. Wolfe Review at Columbus Wed· IN MEMORY of my husband. received a telephone call from nesday. Dan E. Rees. who passed her daughter, Mrs. Dale Hill In Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Roush, away two years ago, October 2. 1968, Moore Haven, Fla., at noon Mr. an d Mrs. Andrew Cross, No ooe knows the heartache, Sunday. EdwardandPauland,andMrs. Only those who have lost tan Mr. and Mrs. David Hadley Enna Wllaon of Ohio VaUey T~!'~rleflhat's borne In silence and Davina of Cln<tonati spent Grange No. 2612 Letart FallB, For the one 1 loved so well. a weekend with Mr. and Mrs. joined members of the Racine Friends may think the wound Is Herbert Miller and Jeff. Grange Thursday evening oo a healed. Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Hensler tour of the new locks and dam at ~~;;:•h.~ n~~~~~~~esor;:,~ anJ Jamie, Mrs. Doris Hensler Racine. cealed. of Racine called on Mr. and Mr. and Mrs. MiHIX"d and Thousand thoughts of one so dear Mrs. Dallas Hill Sunday af· famUy of Minersville spent Brings many a tear; lernoon. Saturday evening with Mr, and Thoughts go back to scenes long Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Miller Mrs. Robert Wood and Waid Time past:rolls on, but memories and Jeff spent a weekend wi~~ Johnson. last, Mrs. Loretta Miller and family Miss Debbie Bostick and her As 1 end this second year. at Toronto, Ohio. aunt, Mrs. Laura Circle of Sadly missed by wife. Clara 10 2 11 Mr. and Mrs. Clarence ROIISh Dorcas were in Wtlmlngton · · P and Tommy of Winfield, W.Va., over the weekend and attended Employment Wanted <ailed Tuesday on Mr. and Mrs. the wedding Saturday afternoon. Roy Pearsoo and Robin. on Linda Rae Beegle to Stephen WILL DO baby silting In my home. Phone Tuppers Plains Mrs. Denlill Boggess of An· MayhaU. 667-3591 . 9-25-61c Uqulty spent Friday evening Mrs . Jess Anderson unwith Mrs. Uoyd Nice. derwent eye surgery Thursday Mrs. Pete Snyder, the fonner at a Charleston, W.Va. hospital. for Sale Maudle Snyder, suffered a Mr. and Mrs. Don Hupp of j-.;;..;.;;,;.;.._ _ _ _ _., heart attack and was Spiller are moving lo the FOR SALE hospitalized for three weeks. Theron Johnson !ann. Mrs. Snyder was born and Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Laurel Cliff Free reared in this commwllty and Donohue of New Mexico are now lives at Radnor, Ohio. She .visiting the Conner's parents, was returned home and ls Mr. and Mrs. Roy Donohue. Methodist Chucch improving slowly. Those Mrs . Roy Donohue acwlshlng to send cards may send companied them to aeveland to Building. them to Radnor, Ohio. visit Mr. end Mrs. Eugene Arthur WUson and Robert Webeter. Phone 992-5326I WUson of Cleveland spent Mr. and Mrs. Homer Warner ,Wedf>t>sday afternoon with the Sr. und M£~~ and ~·· 1JDY1 ean be se~ aiiYih""'J I ~tter'w motlll!r, Mrs. ~ ftl"gltson o( ift- ·~en f"' IWiiJotl 'it! Letart FaUi. -:- ., J\>xed tile weekend camping al Mr. ""d Mrs. Russell Quillen Fort Meigs Park, Rulland. LEGAL Noti!:"i! vr · Mr. llld Mrs. Roy Budt met their da···•ter ue-• • Mr · llld Mrs · Don Beesle and Zane of Marietta Ga a~ WWlamsburg • ·• ' Ky.,llld IIP"nt the weekend In a motel there. Pam Buck spent the weekend with her grandparents, Mr. an1 Mrs. Early Kingsbury News, Notes The Kingsbury Missionary and Mrs. John DeVere and CluboltheC&rletonChurcbhad family of Charleston, W. Va., its regular meeting Thursday Mr. and Mrs. Lester Arnold and evening at the church. The son and Evallne Arnold of evening was spent sewing and Columbus and Mr. and Mrs. on different projects the club is Patrick Williams and family of wll"king on. The business and Chester. devoticmal meeting was held Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Beal and w1th the president, Mrs. family visited recently with Mr. VIrginia Dean, In charge with and Mrs. John Pedras of Mrs. Sadie Carl reading Cleveland. devotions from the 16th chapter Mrs. Howard W!Wey who bas of Luke. Speei•l reading was been a patient at Veterans given by Grace King and the Memorial Hospital has returned ......,tary•s report was given hy to the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. Mrs. Janeth Beal with a report o. Rogers and ls very much made on the progress of the improved. support for Missionary Rev. Mr. and Mrs. William King John Jesburg. Closing prayer had two birthday dinners at was by Delcres King. Refresh- their home In honor of Winnie menls were served to the White and Virgil King Present following, Mrs. Yvonne Young, were Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Chase Mrs. Sadie carl, Mrs. Neva of Columbus, Mr. and Mrs. King, Mrs. Janeth Beal, Mrs. Robert Swearinger and son of Delores _King, Mrs. VIrginia West MJiton, Mr. and Mrs. Nev Dean, Miss Grace King. The While and Harold and Sherman, nest meeting will be In October Mr. and Mrs. VirgO King and with the date to be announced. family, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hall Richardson and family of (Leta Goodwin) are announcing ColambliS the birth of· a son, Joseph Recent, visitors of Mrs. Clayton HaD Jr. Grandparents Elizabeth Murray and Mr. and are Mr. and Mrs. Homer Mrs. Dana Murray and famUy Goodwin and Mr. and Mrs. cart were Mr. and Mrs. Jim Gordon Hall. This ls the Halls' first of st. Albans, w. Va. cbUd. 'h. fu!cent visitors of Mr. and fu!cent vlsftors of Mlll. Hazel Mrs. John Dean and sons were Arnold and Walter were Mr · Mr. and Mrs. Walter Terrell, Vickie and Billy Kendall, aU of Pataskala, Mr . and Mrs. Kenneth lilarklna of Racine, Mlas Anita Watkins of Chester and ..Miss Bridget Ross of Bunker llill. Mlas Csrol Hall who attend college at Grayson, Ky., visllat her home here with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. cart Hall and family. · Mrs. Eddie King, Joey, Michael and susan King visited one day recently wiQI her sister, Mr. end Mrs. David Mcl>o!teld and famlly at Rutland. Mr. and Mrs. John Walter villted Mr. Paul Hospital patient lot· . dowly number Ia Ladies and Gentlemen Tom Hill ' You, and Music! Mr. and and P.O Seat~d bids will be received in the office of the Clerk, on Second Street. Village of Pomeroy. Ohio, until n o'clock noon, Monday October 5, 1970, for the following proposaL For 1000 tons. more or tess, of No. 404 Alphalt concrete In place. To be placed on various streets as designed t:Jy Village Council. AU materiels and eQuipment are to meet Ohio Department of Highway speclflcatiOI'IS. AU bids are to baby the ton In place and the price per ton shall .nclude all necessary cleaning. SpecificatiOns of the streets to be surfaced are on file In the Office of the Mavor In the VIllage of Pomeroy . Each bid must contain the full name of every person or company Interested In the same, and be •ccompanled by a county. . Probate cowrt To tu EMecutor of the est1te; to such of the tottowlnQ 11 art residents of ttte state of. Ohio, vlz:- the surYivlng spouse, tht neMt of kin, the benef1tllrlts under the will; and to thl If · torney or attorneys representing -any of the aforementioned ptrson': Bertie N . .wetti, Deceased, No. 20369, Mlddt~rt. Ohio, Salisbury Toiltnshlp. You are hereby notified thit lnYtntory and Ap _pral&ement of tht uttttl of the b.atorementlontd, dec11sed. late of said County, was filed In thlt Court. Said Inventory end Appraisement wilt be tor hearing before thiS Cour.t on the 12th day of October, 1910, et 10:00 ?'clock e.nt. Any perton desiring to fill exceptions t"ereto must fill them at 11111 five days prior to the date set tor htlrlno. Ginn under iny'' h•nd and seal Of said Court. trtll 23rd diY of September, 1970. the '· H. o••rton J•d•• and u-otflclo CJerk of said CP¥rt ' ' Aiol·l. WIIIOft ' 9-!S, 10- 2 Deputy (tor• ~c '" Bllsines's -Services~·:: • 2 PollltrOJ ,. Of Motor Co. QUALITY •~.f' • 'I,. ' tires. . Po111eroy Motor Co. OPEN EVES. 1:00 P.M. f'OioiEROY, OHIO Lost and found LARGE BLACK and while @) Auto Sales cotlle. Answen to "Cubby." SPECIAL 1959 Ford Galaxle, VB, automatic, perfett Inside Please tall 992·U<I7. Reward. and out. No rust, good tires. 111-2-Jip From the Largest TruCk• at · Bulldozer Radiator to the SmalleSt Heater Core. .BLAETTNARS ' ,•• f92.2143 Pomeroy SOU1H TROPICAL FISH 9·29-ltp female Beagle pup. Black 1950 CHEVROLET truck, good Evelyn McDaniel Phone 742-~. LOST. strayed or stolen, in Hysell Run area, 6-month old brown and white tires, perfect engine, $100. markings. Small breed. Phone 992-7378. Answers to name of _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 10 1-Jlp "Lonesome." Family pet. Reward. Call David Oavls 1 phone 992·5690. Sale with 10-2·3lp Notice I WILL not be responsible for bl any debts contracted anyone ather than mysel . Lowell McNickle. 70 North Second St.. Middleport, Ohio. .•;;.. 10·2-dlp Estimates · Jim- Larry Kenny ' Jake Phone 992-7044 or 992-5632 Have Your Year~ EXPERT Wheel Alignment · ,, Air-ConditioniOJ ,,., Inspection An~ Re.Qiarp ~ .,: $5.55 -GUARANTEEDPhone 992-2094 . "'" 6•'~ ·Pomeroy Home & Auto 606 E . Mlln, Pomeroy, o. i Plus · ' .Parts Blaettnar's ....... ff24141 J Mason, W. VI. 77J.,.7J Opon Daily 11114 p.m. 6•30flltp.m. NEW '1970 ZIG-ZAG Sewing .Machine In original factory carton. Zig-Zag to make buttonholes, sew on buttons, monograms, and make fancy designs with lust the twlsf of a s1ngle dial. left In lay-away and never been used. Will sell ' 9-J0-3tc ---------~ BEAGLES. full blooded. 4 GUN SHOOT. 1 p.m. Sunday at months old from top dogs. $15 each. Phone 742-3656. 10·2·31P 9·30-4tc CHEVROLET car, 2·door. THE REGULAR Gospel Sing at 1964 6 cylinder, good running the Church of God at Chester condition, sm. See at Kap · Sunday, October 4, Is can· pie's Sohio, Pomeroy or call celled because special singers 992·2282. are unable to come. 10·2·31P 10-1-Jtc ------ BUILDING LOTS or !railer WILL _give p!,p~o . les.._~s In my space. On new water line, . ~: Ph,., -~~ I ' school bu• route, on GOI;IIIIV • · '. 8-~ 6-lfc ' road 25, on<' ·mile' wesf of ' '. '· ' Chester, Ohio. If lnteresled. SHAREE Shaffer. former call Chester 985-4197.' Smooth unloading ... LOOt<-IF VA WANTED Ma TH' ~, Bring the family 1o Bailey's on Sunday. Make II a hobll to dint out ioymont. The Mode18Crop-Carrler has wormpar drive with 11ariilble-speed eon· trol to d1scharae big loads fast 1nd · easily. You get smootl'l urJIOidlfll, without the plugina proOiems that ao with many fOf'llf wa,~ons. Un· load from the side or to the rear. +1\EW HOL.L.AN:l 992-9974 n.;tu 5:30,.7:00, I'Qrneroy 7:00-7:00 DOZER work. Phone m-6173. 10·1·61C HARRISON'S TV AND AN· TENNA SERVICE. Phone 992·2522. FuJtun.Thampsun starling Monday. Sept. 21. -----'----.:.'·::.JO.tl~ Take odvanllfje of our "'Get Acquainted" specials, S15 196'1 MOBILE home. Take over permanent for Sl2.50 and our payments, Call 992-7019. $12.50 permanent for $10. 10.1-'IC 9-27-'lc pick up merchandise and CHEVROLET 4-door, excellent condition, $250. AI••· W-C Allis Chalmers tractor and equipment. Phone 1960 -· T. (/. technician lor bench and service <ails. Mulf be ••· .,.rlenced. Phone Long Jlollom - - · U-tlc ~----- BABYSITTER for two pre. school chlldrtin. 7 a.m. to 6 p.m.. Monday through Friday. My home or yours. Phooe 992·3045 otter 6 p.m. 1Q.t.Jic Wanted To Buy 1 ' ~ ~ I BAILEY'S RESTAURANT : 218 E. Main - ~ if regularly for sure en- front or rear. WHV DIDN'T MY 50? operator a1 Mary June's 9-28-6tc Beauty Shop. now with 2·12-tfc for Sal.e Pratt's Beauty Salon 1960 MASSEY·FERGUSON 50 specializing In high styling. tractor. Excellent condition. BEANS, Kentucky Wonders. WHEEL H.orse Sales and Appointments ·not always Phone 742·31P. Service. Baum Lumbar Pick your own, S2 bushel . necessary. Phone 992-3751. 9-JO.Jlc Company, Chester, Ohio. Sweet potatoes and Irish 10·2·31C Phone 915-3301. potatoes. Bring container. --------WARM MORNING healer, like Andrew Cross, ,letart Falls, ' 5·20·tfc CONNIE TEAFORD Swisher new. Bottled gas, 565. Also, Ohio . . has taken employ.,ent at Kenmore with blower, bottled 9-20·121C Mary June's Beauty . Shop ga&, $70. Phone 742-5716. WI~L ·,' ' t tor only $47 cash. or E·Z ' I ' for HAYMAN'S AUCTION House. Terms. Phone 992.2685.10·2·61C· Laurel Cliff, now open each - - - - - Friday to receive con· Vacuum signments at 10 a.m. Auctlon ELECTROLUX Cleaner complete with atstarting at 7 p.m. Let us sell tachments, cordwlnder and your merchandise. paint sprar. Used but In like 3·22·11< new cond tlon. Pay S37 .4.5 GUN SHOOT, Forked Run, cash or terms If desired. Phone 992-2685. ortsman Club. Sunday, 10.Hic ~ tol>er 4 Racine Gun Club. f, Free And Complete Une of Supplies $275. ' Remodeling. Cement Work, Garages. Nice. 1969 VOLKSWAGEN $1895 2 Or. Sedan, radio, custom equipment, white '· flrlck, BIDck,·Ston.. Cis..-ns, CllimneVI, Home 1969 FORD $2095 Mustang 2 Dr. hardtop, 6 cyl., standard shift. Real ·r . '' I'Mnm• ol ·Risidentia $2495 1969 CHEVROLET ~. .JOHNsO~ MAsoftRY Townsman Station Wagon, V-8 motor, automatic transmission. r take to auction on a per· t centage basts. Call Jim Adams, auctioneer. Rutland. 742·3656, bond pr certified check In the sum of $100.00 to the satisfaction Phone 742-~1. 10-1-31p of Vllleee Council, 11 • 9·23-tlc guaranty that if the bid 11 ac IRISH cobblers and Kennebec cepted, a contract will be en - · ~potatoes. Charles Hilton, tered Into and 111 performance Help Wanted property secured. Portland, Ohio. Phone 843· n.ese checks or bonds will bl EXPERIENCED beautician, '22611. returned at once to all except Warner's Beauty Shoppe. the successful bidder. His check Apply In person. or bond will be held until the 9.2'/.J!c contract or bid 11 properly .,.,-.,.,--,-,-.,--.,--IMCUted by him, The right Is reierved to relect MIDDLE·AGED lady or older for companion for another any and all I:Uds. Jane Walton, Clerk lady. Live In preferred. or VILLAGE OF POMEROY come at nights. Phooe 1192· 9- 25, 1o-2 2tc 9·25-61< NOTICE ON FILINil OF INVENTORY AND APPRAISIMINT The State of Olllo, Meigs r--"''--:-"-_,;:.-~.;::.-:r'-,...,.i;il;.~-4-----....:!'f.:.·.:.:.._.•;,j".:.·...;.,.·''-·~._,,_1~,:....__;;, it· ~ .. ·Bob Hunnol Sov•• Save Doua.s DAILY CROSSWORD ..- ACIIGM 1.~ 21."- ·- &.TVInutne 10. U.I.I.R. u.•'l'red. ti.~ u.Niifluy .--- ll.c::...umed 11. ti-l_ lia~· ]7. 'il'tn r DIUIP ( GUNDE . ___ ---·""""- ..... I I �.... ~ ...... -..... -....... . . ... ...... - . . ..... ( .. , .;,--....... ., ~ 1 -"'""'- · --...- ~ ........ ~ • • ' '' '· ' 12~'lbeo.ilylltnUJ!el,~y. O., OcU,II'/O I , •1 E • d · . 1Mrs, Maeomber Dies Thunday ·. \1r.r,{JRS01l Jl'Sml y. ~ecte .•,'-'~,d\I~.'Macomber,58, ~jn~ll)bfabrother; . U ' D 1 . LOS ANGELES (UP!) ~ rQ!Inj tilille tbe jury llded,011 Charlo!t.Manson began 8lnging in aJIIIIIOIIIelll ''111e qld crey mare, slle ai.D't Even Deputy District Altlr· wballl'le UIIOCI to be" and three ney VIncent Buglioll sot femlle codefendants at lbe invOlved ond be was fined aliO 'l'ale murder lrialloudly called for contempt Gf court. the judge "a WOIIUin.". , 1 SuwtotC<lllrtJudlleCharlea Aller 15 wee~ Gf ~ H. Older was pnlplll'ed, If behavior by lbe "MansGn nee ery, "' carry 011 the trial family" defendants, the Sharon with lbe defendants cmflned In Tate-LaBlanca murder trial oillor 1'001111 and U.leninl "' lbe erupted Into pandemonium prteeedlnpbyloudope•ter, Thuraday IUid aU four were Older W.. backed up by a ordered taken from the court- IJ.S. SlqiNme Court ruiiJig thet · Gf lbe lladclllf CU!IRUin!b' near v~. w11o ,df,ed Sept. 11, thla 1. _____ tellln& b9w - ~ '1- Wl~Pev'dle, ~ 11lurldl)' at ~. ' ·. . ..,..,med" bbl'•lill to ·l<!rtet 'lbllr put the HQ!m Me41cal ,qnter- · ~at ierylces will be held au pm. Swld8)' at lbe strq Mra. Mae<~mber was a IUid Sell Funeral HC11114! In member Gf Wilkuville Chap/er Wlllt88Yille Willi the Rev. C. J. OES, lhe cbapter ~. lild. ~ olflclaUng_. Order cl l!lllld ..--ntatlve of Tetaa EUiem Star Bervlces will be in 1169, 1980 IUid 11181. Sbe',beJd at 7:30pm. Balurday at bellqed "' tbe Put Matrml lbe fUneral home. Frlendl may Club of tbe OES IUid *til a Call tbere aD day Balurday ~ .IIIOIIIber ol Mary ~. Willie until lime ol senicee on SunShrine of Jeruealem. She day. Burial will be in Vln!Qn belllll(ecl ' a11o "' W11bn1J1e Memorial Cemetery. Talilple 581, · Pythian Sialtn, . pueoll. PIJM, a ~ . IIMrt Vletaani War _..lilfth, lllld u.r-pllledC<IIiliolonrtbe pll by havinl them ,acqe In leeblen 1101 ~ unnslural re!atl0111 wilb 11l'lh. FIJnn wu on the wilMa stand !all! 'l'buraday when Manson burst Into tbe refrain hehaYiar becames dllrupltve and makes orderly proceclart 'mpoulhl 'lbe ru:;..,.t came near lbe concllllion ol leatlmony by ranch hand Juan FIJnn, who lived with the "family" for more than a year Flynn was TOtllght& S.turuy Oclvller2-~ TELL THEM WILLIE BOY IS HERE ITOCIInlcolorJ Raber! Redford · Katharine Ross All Ages "GP" front row of apectatGr eeata. Older warned M - the! un1eaa he became aUent be would have to remove him from lbe courtrvom. ''You'D have to order me "' s!Qp livinl,'' Manallll said. "You're just a woman, judge." Adm!Hod. 478. Survivinl are her huaband, Don whonl she married June 1 1~ IUid 8 brother ~ ColtrW, ol!Wndtn. ' She was the dalllhfer of the lale A. E. IUid Elma (Nannle) Wale CottrW IUid was also Whit·Lo Singers Scheduled ACE HIGH (TochnlcolorJ Kevin McCarlhy One of the naUon'a major choral groups, the Whlt·Lo Singers, Is echeduled "'appear on the Portamouth Community Concert aeries this coming season. Thls ..citingsroupof 26 talented young people was organized three years ago by Arthur Whlttem..-e and Jack Lowe, famed duo planlsbi. The singers, accompanied by piano, harp, organ and percussion, present a deUghlfuUy varied program ranging from Bach and Moussorgsky to "Chorus Au Go<lo" (the poprock scene) IUid "Show Stoppers From Broadway." Also echeduiecl on the Portsmouth aeries, which will be open "' memberaol the Trl .. County Community Concerl AaaoclaUon, ere the Romeros, America's "Firat FamUy of the Ell Wallach Sun., Mon. & Tun. Oclobtr 4-5-6 "THE COCKEYED COWBOYS OF CALICO COUNTY" (TechnlcolorJ Dan ' Hoss' Blocker Nanaette Fabr.ay Jim Backus Rating "G" .. general for all ages! CArtoons: BoiiNn Snotchor Gil GuHor Frog Show St•rt•7 P.M. Tonight, Sat. & Sun. Oct. 2-3-4 Double Feature A Film By Allen Funt Guitar," and duo harpists, l..onplrelll and Eecosa. soclatlon•a first concert &mdey sfternOOII will be admllted on their receipts. Opening the Charleston aeries will be the Royal Uppsala University Chorus at 2:30pm. Sunday. The Tri-County aaaoclaU011's annual lllelllhersllJj drive Is rapidly drawinll "'a close. Any area resident who baa not yet been contacted by a drive worker Is urged to call 'Heedquartera, 44&-1364, before tQmorrow noon. Memberships are a11o avaDable 111 Melp Counly threulh Mr. IUid Mrs. Harold Sauer, 742-3154; In Maalll County lllrouBh Mrs. Ralph Qoump, 6'15-2974, and 1n Rio Grande through Mr. Lawrence Huber, 2f5.i35.1. Membershlpa ere priced at t!O for an adult and p for a SAY TO A NAKED LADYr 'WIER£ ITS Al" POMEROY NATIONAL BANK Seroing Meigs County For Over 98 Years Member F~ral • Reserve System · All Accounlllnoured Up To s!lf/,000.00 GRAND·OO. SATU.,AJ 9£1• $,9.· ··. Rt.7 . ·1 ' ' ' ~ . . ' . ' On All a'Floori ' I VOL IV NO. 36 . 32· PAGES I' '. /Jevoled To n.t·Gri_Oter Middle Ohio J'oUey ' SUNOAY, OCTOBER 4, 1970 ' ,... ' ·ELBERFELOS:fi·N'POM:~:ROY- ·~:0 . J \ Darwin tO Athens -'83' Maybe by 1978 Dowler Says State ,• ., OHWI Mr. Prllndtr ' Clarence Weise Died Thunday ~; ol Cla)'lvllle, Pa.; a step- dauihter, Mnl. JIIC!t BechUe of Mtd(jlepott, .with whonl she lived the past JJ years; five l!andcldldren, IUid 12 slep- " fooflftll, guft.,.l. oh<lnk.•.,. 1.39 an.r ..oi., 97$ WQin't uumble M R ROOF CEMENt' .. •w 27• For•molljobt. Stok.watM'jlroclh• GAL . lj!O ..I. Ro;. 39< JrOPO!Ied ~ to tbe Darwin to Alba Rt. 33 ia PICII>' "' at line polnla lllder present ~- 'lbele are 11 Slllde, orr Rt. 1111 near 'Danrin, IUid from the Apo polf!C'blan at Albeaa. 1111 ¥UIIr, Carl lllea and .... dauebter. Jean, Mrs. Georce 3 Juveniles Guilty WRQU IRON RAIUNG . lr~~toll yourMI with no hOlM to drl111 Satlh biCICI!Iinilh. 4' 1~ .... 5.20 ..... ........ ··~ It' 1tdl0il R..t a~ .....,....... . .7t Burial wi]l 1111 In Mileo Cemetery. Friend& may call at lbe funeral home any time after 2 pm. SWida1. n.,.,._ u ••- ~ 0--e~• u DiM & , !.J _,.__ In CCIUA:U'JW A Cer!ter Hospital "nnlraday. !llaMa L. Abel, lo.yur ~.. ":'"'~:!l:':• ' ' ~! ~... 8:UJdra ' lean lildlt:,.lt, lillildlepOii, lit. I; ~ ··~ · .HoliG!a, 75, ~.~. AbMtta . "' ·=· ~. ~.·Chi! ' '~·~~ ', Jt:i. ' '' RSip!SED . ~.w. ~ot, '~~~· .Y~t.,~ n.•.uw.··- u p,jt'•=· ~.IQ ~· r...··. 'li+ll_..,. ·~~~a~~f.~ . . ' · ,. I ,.,;; •; ·, Ul'IU: 'l'ONYA SlMPSON, I, dauab~ ol Dr. IUid Mrs. RidJanl B. Slmpooj!, 11 Gleadele Ave., sboWI how to getoutol berroomln eaee of fire. · only happens to the other fellow. It just Isn't 10. Fire llrlkes appraxtmately mllliaD times a year. About '111 per cent of the tblie It strikes a home. ·Fire lna1s.IIi hurte laot a toog time. . Today II a good time "' cbect for fire jtptentlal bazardo. »if Ia your bealinl ll)'8lem deleclive! (D. Kameth Margan, dty Health Qmmlp!<IIIOI"' IUid the (QIIItlnued on pqe 3) GALLIPOUS~AclinSJUWinlieCourt .·'.. Roy Gilliland ol Jacbon Counl;y Friday found IIIII ;youths guilty cil acll of dollnquency. Spedflcallf, tbey were gulll;y ol deatroylng approximately 50 rural maD 111- em!!*"' lo ~. And hu.y tbey dd I i'ricel hroltCbl by tbe conleiU of tbe bome ""'· u dealer pul II, '1bole "'"""'dinl the lll!le wwe weU pleued with tbe hldtlln1. J.Caiaaban and Dan .8mhb were aiiO- '""""'*'·" Uoneeta. p...,_ were Dlll _p!l'lllitled iDsldo tbe .......... baUt by Sl!pbeo '111111 wllo lonMed a 1,100 acn ·lbellp ·plantation ill Ruiland To'rirtblp In - Safely .;.at. wouldn't allow IIIIlCh tralllc inlldo tbe ...,. wblcl! - laat oocapled ., 'tile .. 1 ' u•;"- ' and walked some ~~~stance to got to tbe rtale. 9Gme ....t just "' look; o4IMn 111!111 11~ · I~ ••' $dora, also charpd with operlllq • vehicle without a drlva-'1 u-, - · · placed year'• prciPiclt IDd !JIIed t!O and COlla. UDier the terms of bbl )ll"'hdae 8ldln . holts and of damaling several IIIU8t report "' the prolatlaa 'cdBcer 111tomohliea 1n the Rt. 141, na and ru. 511 regular]J, IIIU8t attend ac:bilii 1'tlllllrl:r · areas. anclllllllt he iD by 11 pm. eadl Dl&bl · The court placed Ricky Price IUid In otber c:uea, RidJanl E. Clrter,ll, .· Tommy Hyme, holb 16-year oldo, 011 all GelllpoUs, IIDed til and COlla t. c' montha probation and ordered them to speed In cil road mate reaitutlllll far damages. ForfeldaiiXIQ were Ollrlel• ht '11. ; Stanley E. Siders, qe IS, also wu 17,NewKat.wa, t111f found guill;y ol an act cil dellnqumcy In lllnWI, 17, Rt. 2, (le twt that he atole a molar whlcle owned by Jim iip!Sdillll and~ B. IMler, Jr., If, Mlnlt's WholeAien 111 Elllem AWl. Rio Gnade, • flllleaDnl ... Juci8e :Bids 'for Antiques 'Fabulous' "CCkJent patlen~ were •dftdlled to the Holzer Medical TWo Gv·Lee. 1111 C. E. 81±11.,.,. "' ~~~ult Rf ' .•, '· 1 u.. ,., ,.""'.,hoi.. ~ atlla.m. Monday at lbe Madln I ~ • ...ui.~"· . ' 3•• lnclvd.td. Reg. 4.49 Funeral Home In RuUancl with .the Rev. Cecil Wile officiating. 11 ';,,' ·,· Extrvded aluminum lfrip with ¥1nyl ·Jii. ' OVfUU Funeral &a ok.w will be held V: :: ~ between bore and Dlnrln Ill Melp Cowlly, lmolm 81 u. s. Boote bU Ill least another three yeera to bodm1 drl'ftrl. - -.... ciUidld opnion ol Jobll wDowler, Dopu1:7 Dlrectar of Division 10, State · Hlshway Department, Friday mominl at tbe Q!!nmbla Gee Ompa'IJ' memblyroom here. AI least !Scltlzenaol Melp County lnleruled In highway imJli'OV'lMIIt attended. Dowler said tbe earlle11t probable CGD· atrucillln dale would ho In 19'13, IMII!!IId! .. all pre&a~tfunda lor- COIIIIrllc:tlll tc that time are "c:cmmllled." Two yean 110 a section ollour-llne U.S. ill from Danrln to Rock Spinp - Clpllled. Conllructkll Gf the Route 7 by.pa from Laurell:llff tbroug]l an inlerdlqe at Rock Spinp, ~ almaot to tbe Meiglllllgb Sdlonl, may otart euJy In 11171. Dowler npeeled that blda lor that lleclion can be eold yet tide yeai-. Dowler pointed 011\ thai hlglnrll do_. must be hued 011 requiremeniJfor II years In tbe fUture. Far eumple, 1!1,000 whlclea or _.e dally are ~ 011 a lllibwaY, wilbln .!II y- lour laneo are srandcbUclren. at3:80p.m.SundayattheCrowHulleD Funeral HOIIII! In Point Pleaeut with tbe Rev. Gene Ea!Qn officllting. Burial will be In the Pine Grove Cemetery. Friancll may caD at lbe fUneral home anytime after 2 pJD. on Sllurdey. ~ ln1erl for 1landord wood doon. Naill old cJaughlerofMr.andMn.J.... Abel, Nn Haven, W. Va., ' . fractured her rtght arm In an (Cmtlnued from pace 1) · lllccldent at New Ha:ven Israel IUid Us Ani! ....,..... Elementary School whUe llld the imPicl of Nl.r•o ruPninlln a pbyaicl1 educatloil do~ 011 ,e!orts to acldm daeli. peace. , , '· · . 1o1m w. Foooe, Jr., tour.,ur AecGrdlng ~- White Bolll[l PldiCIIofMt. IUid~.JohnW. offlcial8, holll ''aden ••· r-, 91'., Vlntan, outalned a prelled the ~ -tl!t ~ Jl!*l C<111e11881M, ahrNiona ot' JordaJalla ~VII .,4 lbi 1be lace, ~. armJ and back unce..talnlltt ~ill.tbla from Tiill'aday · In an icddenl on . de.ul !1111 C!«lai 'to!: ~ Jill. Ace«dlng to the lime the' ...._ 'f!ir rePort, YOUIIB Fooce leU out ala ~·· the peace moVIng carnqot)ftlona be!w~ll Wael, Jonlaa and I!'.UJil.' '· . IV IT FILED A euit for money wee fOld In I ~ llounfv 1 ColniiiOa Plea dOartl li; Filftpd Jllilk ,. and SIYlDII ·Cq., ll&lnet ' • · a.r~Jert L. :and ·Mlldfed ~. • ' '• 'Cheollhe,: In ~ amount. of . • ••fM. .,, lnlereat and ~li. ,, . ' .- lNlldlngs was reported. DON WAUs·· WLIS\YAGEN, . . ,., ·f mts a; N_..'• Member Federal Deposit lnsuranceCorporoll011 ... t- I, ( •TIIlilNS- The 12.1 mileo of curlycue . , , _M. In Madrid RUI\AND POMEROY Bargains llalpb Waldo Emonan "A ll'le!ld loa pmon·with '1111<111 I ma, be lincert. Before ldm, I _may lblnk aloud... . '·. hnManl from (]Iaffey Junior Cdlege11llrsday when tbe flames mclrclecl the campus. There wae no lltruct~ral damale, !lowever,·as more lllan 1,000 men fought back llle flames. Some smoke damage to Lawrence Boyd, 80, Cincinnatl, formerly of Meigs County, died Wedneaday evening at the CincinnaU General Hospital. Mr. Boyd w~ a retired cement contractor In the Queen City. He II aurvlvecl by his wife, Mary; a· daqhler, Char· leoanna, at home, IUid two Billers, Mrs. Elale Bryant IUid Mrs. Jennie Bryant, both of Ruttand. A broillor and a allier preceded him In death. Funeral eervicee will be held here now. • ',, Monies Committed (Continued from pqe I) Lawrence Boyd, Age 80, DiBs recularly ,, •.. Ml4:h J4 W Mlch 34 Bowl l'rEMUDs••• ir~ jff,.i~Jf.S Mrs. Annie Barnett, 92, Middleport, formerly of Southside, In Mason County, w. Va., died Thuraday night at Veterans Memorial Hospital followlnc a throe week IIIMu. Mrs. Bamell wee hol;n Oct. 3, 1rn In Lawrence County, Ohio, lbe daushter ol the !ale William IUid Martha_Anerton KlniJ. She wee a utelonc member of the Pine Grovelfelhodlat Church at Beech HID, W. Va. She Ia survived by her husband, WUllam; • - . Or· Your money In our vault Is safe money umlng senerous interest . . . and readily available when you need it. Anticipate tomorrow's needs today. Start savins 28 L'vllle 1l Mlrin to ... ~ ., student (full-time · throush coll&~e). No ainBle admlaalons wlllhuoldatthedoorforanyol the area concerbi. Annie Barraett Dies '11runday BEST COOKIE JAR IN TOWN ... ' .· .' · Mr. and Mrs; Ted Reed, Jr. are attending a meeting of the Council of Admlnistrauon·of the Ohio Bankers AlsoclaUon In Toledo. Reed, President of The ~=~~y ~ P:.,:vmr. "·· hls third · ' comp1e-.., year u chalnnan of Group Seven of the Ohio Banken Alan. In addition, be loa member of a seven man Ad Hoc Committee studying the structure of the association. 311 Rated "X~' -Plus- . .... ,,• Reeds in-r'oledo Heciproolty hae allo agai.D been extended to 197G-71 members of TCCCA by the Clerence B. Welle, 10, for- formerly of Middleport. Marietta aasociatlon. Ap· merly of Pomeroy, died The body is at the Evans ROOF COATING peering In Marietta thla season Thurecley In Columbus. Mr. Welle wu a retired attomey for Funeral Home, 4171 E. R•niiWf oW atphall m•tal rooft; tlopt will be the LIIUe Angela of thO lnlemal Revenue Service In Livingston Ave., Columbus, ordlnarv l110b. . Korea, the Johann Strause Wuhing!Qn, D. C. He was a where aervices will be held at Ro;. ' ·59 5 GAL Ensemble, Longatreth and member of the Masonic Lodge 1:30p.m. Sunday with the Rev. E1coea and the Columbia and the Veterans of Foreign Mart Allen officiating. Friende Operatic Trio. ma, call at the funeral home A C<Jmplele calendar of all Wars. Am0118 the survivor• are two from 2 to 4 and from 7 to 9 pJD. area c011certs av8ilahle "' local nieces, Mnl. George R. Koehler Balurdey. Burial will be at members will be maDecl along IUid Mise BaUy E. Schaaf IUid a Mlddleport lollowln8 the &er· with their membership cards. nephew, Jon M. Schaaf, all vJcea In Columbus. · Members who wish to attend the Charlea,ton, W. Va., ••· ... .... ~'. . . ' '·"'' ......., •+-1:.·. .........1»1\>olrl'""\'·· .:<\ '~ "WHAT DO YOU 21 Kent ' Wm .& Miry 33 Ohio ,Wi!s '2'· · Uri!' lllit ibetr lollowinc a lin8l!rlni llliMu. MEIGS mranE· ~t=:,"':"":! ~~:ea::--~t.:'~ ~,:e~xt~ ''" R Pitt � 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/. Title A name given to the resource October 2, 1970 barnett boyd macomber weise