https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/d7662bc73fbc06a323e1a4d809d38df8.pdf 3b18e48c371eef96eadc47dfab87c863 PDF Text Text ' ' :ihe.··, ' 'f l!}' ·. ""'¥' 5 in . ~\Q1'f · ,' I SpoHs Desk ' lltld ~~!fee~ 1114.dlll,r bGbclf forffte;l ~11Fda1' .W. by 1'\cJ)trO,:::r~.~.D!I-.,., fAD1n1 s:.:t..." to ba" ber 11110 ~ ~; RDberl Danl, 11, ~. • and cuts, uaured clear dlatance; Paul Stelnmeta. 32. carpenter, •10 and coats, --''••, and Jobn ·IIIII, ill. ............. .Racine, and Harold Vim Met« • He 8llld 5I toO. tbetwasn'lquite enough. II '11'1111 ~. wblch unW ~~ate ''in_. to pillhi!Jon." 'aplnOt ~ all lhii•W1.11Nf De)'t4n, G~ ...........11........ _to control ......... ......... lite emillioo of nitrogen Oslde l!lllebodyc:<meaalongtocallllla~wesbaUsay~amodem recordblghacore. lfltlsn't,ltsbouldbe. My ciiJy cmunent: a score of lbst magnitude Isn't good for anybodY wtmers or losers. , It's plea11111t tD relwh a game wben ''our teJm" wins. 111 D--...:'AA '6 _ _:_ looiiD when 11 toaes. !saw only the aecond baH of tile Melp game, .Df!JIJU ..._..., .IJeWRJ bavingobllgalilllselse'll'bere. Jgotlltelmp'eSiillllbsl what went n!-..J Sa~---'rtgbl for Melp at Ironton went WI'Oillllor them against Jactaon. ureu. JURU~Y Marauder numers lost c<11lroi of tile baD at leasl three limel at -orbtrl Lewis Ironton bul a Meigs player latched onto each loose baD. Not so 60Mr , "i:~:coln Road: with Jeckson. Every one, four I belleve, wu gobbled up by Colum•···, f·-•· of Mid-. .,. at tile Jsctaon dleport,'""'died__ Saturday thst's-lhe bounce of the baD we were talking &bout in another MI. carmel Hoapllsl In article recenlly. Sometimes II won't bounce for you. As Colwnbus. aomelimel a roundball won't go through the hoop. . Mrs. Lewis w88 a member of And Eastern took Its first lou at Glouster on a break, an Ill· First Community Church, tercepted pa8l and l011g runbacl< for the """ and only m of tile Kappa Kappa Ganuna Sorority, game tbel's In the bad break class too. the Childhood League at The Southeastern Ohio LA!aguo title by no means Is seUied. Starling, Ohio, and of the Ga!Upolis 1s unbeaten yet, but who have they played? Wellaton Cancer Crew. and waverly! , She is survived by her LoganandA!hensaretwogenutnesurprises. UI d bad a buck husband, Dr. Tom F. LewiS; to bet on the Logan·lrontoo game I would have been 0110 dollsr two dsughters, Mrs. Jeffrey P. poorer Saturday morning. (Susan) Forester; Mrs. Philip (Carol) Glessler; two sons, Tom uCoach Chancey can get his wa1klnS wounded beck In shape T. Lewis and James E. Lewis: to play footbell there wtll be several quite lniA!resling Frldsy three grandchildren, and two nl8bll between now and mid-November. ~ters. Mrs. J. 0. YoWlg, Orlando, Fla., and Mrs. THE MJDDIEPORT·POMEROY Rotary Clob again wt11 1\ldlard Zollinger, Colwnbus. ko.. I the first 'l'burldsy Friends may csU at the ....... sponaor lht Marauder footba U - ...ue on ~~ =:~~~~::.::.'m':'.:Je:U."':": ;:~:: :~A~:.:·~~.:; ::h:: ~-·--- of the Rotary cmunlltee ~ ..... Mceomal; bla com· from 7 to 9 tlds evenlog, Ser· ..-....:::, are George Hargraves, dlslrlet superintendent, and viceswtllbeat 10a.m. Tuesdsy mi ~·~· at the First CommWlity Church PaulThe Smart. speaker for tile banquet cannot be annow>eed 88 I WI • with the Rev. Arthur Sanders >~..... he wm not be able to make 1 sond commitment until olllclatlng. Interment will be In """'""~ Green Lawn Cemetery. later.Knowtlds,thOUih.hewiDbeagoodOIIe. If the gentlelll8D In mind 18 ligned, he will come from an. clnnstt (not Paul Brown) tD Meigs 111gb and have to return tile aamenigblllowdoesOIIe gettldsdone handily? Fly, of course. U arrangementa are completed with him, Dr. 11. ll. Pickens, ENDANGERED SPECIES mettme (WWII) Navy fighter pilot, II reported to bave volun· NEW YORK (UP!) ~redto•etblmbtreandbecktoCinclmatl. Zoologists think GalaPIIOS -TIDS FRIDAY EVI!:N1NG It's ~ly, a clu6 ~lli'i ilrw coach and a lot of sophomores and juniors who have been getting better each week. The Marauders wtll baft their hands full, Get your road maps out for tlds one. --·who want to no• up !be trip north should go to Eastern ..... ..-Eagl ba Jll&ll 111 Rt. 7. tbere Kyger Creek and the es ve • llhowdown for tile 5VAC chsmplonsblp. ,. - Iii\. ...... '' ·the state '- . "By can "' • _ ; o-llilena and, 1 ~lite el!ait B . 11ews•••1n -·,-,e1 s , ~ ---------------""-""'--------., 1\T • i ;./; ' I r -· I, irorln tdi-Jorle .' Naaf!l'. 8ucce&80r kJWr.m 10011 _ _ . ;::~~~:4=;::;;:;;;;:.,~~M =Xl .U:~ ........;!"~~·...,..,~ , .,.,.,....,,.~• u~ P""""'Y Nettie Toli11er /'JUST .REtEIVED! ' ' :{ ~, -· :ANotHER ~lPMENT. were-- Ia._ Egypt'• VOL. XXII llltooft Snalchot' Gil Gultor Frog Show Stom 7 P.M. ex~iudlnl . the downtown IJuiiMai aecUon. The stale Ia to -·htaln -racing tlds we$. Couilcll In other bu.tiMM )II seeklnt the financial Bid of lqc.il mercbantsto~f;ooo feel of additional fire hole recmuuencled needed by the Slate Fire MarsbaU'a office. A hid wu received -tier from B··-· s--- 100,~sawthewll!lrace. fiavorite ""'•-e · ..... ba tedHs POMEROY·MIDDLEPORT, OHIO - '"' U's HONOWLU - GOY •JOHN A. BURNS, ••N 1 wa Democrats to power at ,:enUII&Itlewl, hesded lht lavorlti to wtnInto a tbtrd general election camp• an u a 110 term aa chief ae,cutive. Bums, 11, a metlme pollct delectlw, acorec1 allll8Silb!8 trlUIJ!ph Satlltday owr Lt. Gov. Thomas P. Gllllnaracemooiponatetsthoulllltwuuidbemuchcloser. Theaovemment'aoppoueutlnlhtNoveli)ber generalelectllll wUI be Sam•l81 P. KbJ&, a former JuC!Ie, who won a eom!ortabl~ but """ler-than • eapected declllpo over CCIIIel'VItiW stale Sen. D. Porteullor lht llepubllC!I" party IIOIIIInlllon. , - J:~.~iili.oiii~M na H:'!Jdm u ,~t. . ,,_ ,..,_..,. , fl prpylded a _ .pecw guard fCir aoil• •beth ... lor for 10 d e .,._ ~ ••Y after-a threattoldclaap ber. The _,; ~--'--'· the cau ......oenws wtJ received at hotel where she · .-.• · •. : f . Brldae Cain • ' ' ll"7 tiYIIIU' ~tad councll· wltb a,bmllled by tbe IIIlA! ·bighw"aJ dept. · dl¥ialoll 6 In Marlella whlcb lhowa that lite state 01m1 from !hi center One 40 feet on each side. ' Councilmen recalled lbe w<rltng In street~· tbe employ• dfltalald, H'arold Smltb II llllp ~ (',q., the ' ~­ lltreet aw.NPJ8f. ' ' A!tendlnc were ~~a,or Charlea Legar, COIInQillltn IIIIer, Werry, LucleD l'iMdla, HyleU, "1:1011 Conlna, c;tn l 1fallon 8114 , . . _ Pb)'tlla Hen ell)'. Weather Cloudy, warmer tbroqll Wednesday. Chance of tbllllo- derahowers throughout ata!e toda)', tontgbt and Wedneaday. High toda)' and Wednaclfi' TEN CEfm ew n ar • an mzse WASHlNGTON(UPI)-Pres· ldent Nison said todsy he would announce Wedneadsy nilhl a major new U.S. pr<lp0881 to end the war In VIetnam. "It will be the moat comprehensive statemont ever made on ll!il subject since the beginning of tlds long, difficult war," the President told reporters at tbe WhtiA! House. The report to tile nation-two daya after he completed a 12,000 mile lour tD five European countries-will be made by Nixon at 9 p.m. EDT Wednesday. The speech wt11 be carried on naUonwlde radio and latevlsion. of tbe new prnpo"'ls . ''We do not conalder tlds to be a propaganda gtmmick," be said. "We are not jl!ll saying II for tbe record." Nixon met with Bruce, ~ new top negotiator at Perls, and the deputy ambassadol' to the talks, Phlllp Hsblb, In Ireland on Sundsy. AI lbst time, It was dilclosed by White House officials, NUoll gave new instruetlons to the negotiators to try to break tile impasse In the lalks. The president b>ld newsmen that in his report Wedneadsy, be would dlacuaa an the major lsauea Involved In the So1llheast .. ·fi!Miililllliube-' lllllea-'~ - · ~,_ to t.H _ . _ lit aald hk "slaiA!ment Is one '" ''"' '""''""l"peace "!''"-- lh&\ baa IJeen ___, -_... ... new -Vietnam . ,...,__ Jll"'i>!lsals would II* at alter it was tfKirouiihly conal· tile Perla negoUallonir Thursday dered" and covered an lite by Ambaasador David K. E. tasues Involved In the negotia. Bruce. 110111. He said they bad the approval there baa been . speculattoo of the South Vlelnanlese that Nixon not only .Intends to government. o kneu . YOil<lhl' slzeo oro 1... ', rt9111fr or ollm. ' ,,: : . .: " ' .•- ' ,. ' ' ,Elberfelds ln. P. o ~erpy/· ,, ' "'•' -Alia... '•·'· .•. ...-w - • , ares b)' lite ......,.oy • )IMCIII .II o~ b!!lla- e~jl •&reed to IOJ!D ,tilt Sllellt -·· wltb~~~~--~~~~~ ' • TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1970 ~;:c:!~:-m- Wllltam. pq.,.an, Terry Ryan, ,DonaJd Kay, John Taylor, Ricky Morgan, Mrs. W1IDam Utch· field, Mrs. Jobn Delton, Mrs. Otbo Wolfe, Mra. Wll am North, Mrs. Ansll Pensts, Orland Burns, Mrs. Alton Ftllwater, Mrs. Joseph ~. Rt~ky Johnson. lllR'IliS _ Oct. t - A IC!II to Mr and Mrs Rusie11 Leach, Pl. ·n.i pltdraii:'!IIU..-~ lnlurance ratea for qllrCtialill wtll be lncreaaed. ' CouncU, lacklnc funds, Ia hopeful lbst local ~~~ wt11 conlrlbUie. Council toot.no actlm on lite bid. Calvin Lane, .street JUill. tenanco aupervlsor, aaktil c:ouncU for a 20 ceol an • Increase fCir the olhlf two .,_ e ..n""'"unaouslv , centgunneenmlaaled leks. Over ".ID Eql!iJIID"'I Co. to oell 2,000 '-'t of !Ire bole at a CCIII~ ~700. U tbe boel is not oblalneid, .. . from the mid 7Qo tD low !Ga. Lo.lr tonight In lht and ltiW ... NO. 122 ~--~;,;;:::i~B;i;fol 'lJ:ra,~ Roots' in · ;;;;;·;:Coal ' .., ~ .... ~ Bantls a:t, Readers Seen 33 ~ aer;,iee pn;1poMJd - ·' '\ '/ ,. at Burf,:.. m Oil • ~o~ abalameill i - . The"'"!- edl11onofthe~ . ~!-cine. \1hslrm8n of the local ""8'1G .. " ~unt7 Dei'llocrat' --P,arty lloiuMtal ~trill Commttlee. A big black bear wu seen ~SP,!PBr c~Ued "Gr•la , ~fi were ltrved todsy around • a.m on U s 33 llooli"111iadtstrlbutedM-t.v iDdt;berewuentertatnmantin Bur"·""·- · · · ...~.. ,m... .... ._..,.,., -~ -- a&ll,Uoilto lite _ a--''_ "_" 01 door at ~......... by Dana Covert ....,.., ....... "'" ......- .......,.. --....... of Pomeroy. of the ~ Co!ii,IC)'~at ~· The beadqulrler!l Ia In Covert, re~nlng from := : ·~=u,-~•'l~(!or · flir ~I -J. .. ~ ~ In~. :· · ~band-to "-.II!..!be .p. 1!fllldli!llal7 ·75 ~are Den 'HOU1 Blocker ca-.: the 'upper CCI'JIOI'8tllll lbplt to the Polneroy • Muon Bridile. apd Frank JG-aullor, ... beinl . &uantrall placed 1 al the partlna alte fJ!f aalet)'. paid per )loar• .Coapejl ~ !_. turned lite mllller to .tbe precautkD u llle ~haurdoul. atreel eamml\lel." * Oci.U "THE COCKEYED COWBOYS Of CALICO COUNTY" ITKhnicolor) Rating "G'' ..general for all ageol Hlclnr!IJ• wu aulhiJI'ilod In Jlil¥ to r-rtace ltte. 743 from the LOgan Fire and Safety at y Theinebllla!lorlalnallYibs wicllll of a tb1111b and wu dellned under the Roman duodecimal Q11em u l·U of a fool. - Tonight& Tundoy Jim Backus The ,pblo Deparlment of • 8. Nanltlfe fobray atieeta, A bid · of $J3,100 on tbe proposed resurfaclcf '!II received by councU lbe SbeBy Construetlon cq, Since receiving the bid, COU!Icll ~ two a.treeta, ~~~~~~ 'lbe lola! 1CCIII of the ~)eel $1$,100. Streeta included In file SbeUy bid are.the biuineia .CUoo' 111 Main Sl., 11)1!111101'•, StctiJd, Butternut tq Fourth, Rtvetllitw llrlve, """!lec11on of Mulberry, BrOW!! Alley on Uncoln mu and Now You Know follow 1n N._.'l foolllepl, no lllfller w1i1J wu ~~~~~~. nrst Rowlh, 00rtlll!8nnh!8. · sltp8 towardJ cboolllna tbt succeiiOI' todsy at a SUNI>AY ADMISSIONS ~ of tile liiOG)en'~ eeatral ccmm111te of tile Arab Everett Watson, Tuppers •-·-·---Sodall81 Union ~MU) _ only political party, II was Plains; Clifford Stumbo, ·••-'""' ua=hiy Middleport; Carmen Jew,ll, eJptCied to Olllllne Its ...w . . ._ . . , 111en "'·aalloaal "'" wt11 ineet Tl!eadsy to diiC'• lht problem. RUtland. · UndertbeEtmJtianC,GIIIIIItllllolltellllllmll_bly_must SUNI)AY DISCHARGE nomlaate lite jbtllidalt by a I'II'HIIlrdl majl;rlty.- . A elmple Jcp. Hoffman. majority In a natloll8l re&rtndum II nece '7 to coDflrm blm to -, P~l vaney RMpUa1 olllce. The two lclp contaW. 1ft lnlerlm l'rtlldenl Al)war el ADMISsiONS - Timothy Sadat and former Pl'lnce Mln!lar AIY Sala-y, a leltillt who liP' Kkld, Pt. Pleuant; Mrs. Jobn peon tD be lite favorite of tbe Sovteta. W'allace, Apple Grove; Ernest L~lpp. Pl. Pleaaant; Robert IVWIIH!IU CIIIJmp JIVO"'"• _ , " Wood, Pt. Pleasant; Betty WATKJNSGLEN,N. y , -'\Uil'I1UA'8Jochtn Rlndtreipld Siders, Pl. Pleaaant; Eimer 88 wocld driver champion todsy, one.moatb alter be waaldlled In HWiilleston and Mrs. Clal:• 1 high speed cralb utng practice fCir tile' llallan Grand PriJ:• . Hamlllon, Pl. PlesSIIIII; Mrl. RIOOI'acbaunpiollll1lpwule8led SUndsybylllarookleteammale Roy Mai~. MI. .Ailo; Mrs. · EmeriOII FIUipaldl of Bruit, who won tile Uolted lblel Grand Charles Olivet, GatupoUI PriJ: and tiiUI ellmlnated 1111 atber-clrtvera 1n !tie \Jtlematlooal Felry; )Irs. Lellter J~en. aerleslrom<:OOiptlitlon.JackrlcksoflltJCIIUIIcouldba'fetaken R61H!r\abUrg ; Mrs. Nellie the ""e .__ o•'"" by ....... lht Gllll race and tbe Mtllcan Paligb, Pl. Pleeaunt; Jlln. "" ,.,... """" ·~• Roilald RoblnaOn, ~; Grand Prix two weeD hence. But Flt~dl ~ ~ I.Gtua n · a· t n my ""-uter, Dllnv·, ROnnie home In a record speed of 1:18.71 m.p.b. to win, lfti!r a broken 91- •· rr ~ _.,. :~~are'8 vtto ·be6f 'placedlar~ buD"'- 8 nuclear submarine but 1n Qaba are_part of a Pentagon IW ~ ..... ~~ and eoncratesalllteJlrull~today'ln attempt to hoodwink lht Amertalll,...,..e ecare .. Into ;.,_ ...... _ ..... , eccordtrll! to Sen. J. W1Wam preparaU011fora TUeaday IUgbt · - · _.. .....--... to Hswau In an eflorl to breed FuliJrtCbl, J).Ark. , "It happenS fNf1:'/ year at approprllllona time,' Fulbrtsbt them. told UPl In an Interview. "Last year, It wu tile sse mtplles, Now C!----'ll's a submarine biue. "They are hoodwinking lht ~ Oil ~r people and they are~ lht pn8l to do tt," 11e said. Officially, Euaene Gill officiating. Burial lite PettagCIII bu ooly said II cletecled c:GIIIIru~ activity at will be In Beech Grove aenfufl• which could be a sublllj1JIOI'I but.'llDofllclallJ1some Cemetery, Friends may call at acJmln!str•tloo offtdal~'haft llld lht project II Indeed IUCh a lite funeral home at anytime. but. ................. But Fulbrlgblllld Defalle Depanlll&lll olllclala • .., .,._... bti Foreign ReJa'*-('lll"'"''teelalt wesk bad illieV(dmce thai* but WU beJiiiiJidlt. and did DOt MillrY to COI"Ince lba ClOIJI• Die. on Sunday mltlee lbst ID)'IIdDa - goiDI .... · Died ~~ Burdette . ~ ·attenUonumucl)autber Emer~e:upHares, ~olviUe; . ft1E li:aYPnAN PARJ,LUIENT wia.elpeded to 110111lr!ate ..:. • Marga~!" lianlng, Edith 1 a.'tl!llll,-Debl:a M~ ~ IIICC",.. to Prtlldenl q.mal AlldeJ Nuatr lhla week. 8 88 •IJiaa w~lldsy. 'lbescmnunllll alttldy II!U plldfledto !peale; Wul Ji>olrtll• _Oolinle C'--·- __, 'M~ Helghta. alleeti to be restrtacecl.d<i DOt . · l,\llelne: ~:l!~~~~·t·•F;...~ ft'M '~~~"''~·UI;~:ire··~ -- ·' El:bON·<~lZ-'~ 1fA8111NG'IDN -REPORTii THAT ftiE au.tsnJ may be Yard disclosed Sunday II · ,. - .,_, A propo)ed pro1ec1 to Fr.ntnn Rizer and \!a~Pi· reaurfae' eilJht ~!reela _In - Werry~ttbe~IIDKVOies. · Pooaeroy ,, lncludina M~n. Rizer l!>ld councU liot was apparently ~ a 'deed Issue •agalnat !J)lhs ~ MOlle)' today. ' to pave the .~ IM1~rwa ' Pomeroy council - failed blockloiJU. 743; Hsfes!IW.'~ Monday 1118ht to come up with • lbe ala~'• ~17 · ~ · needed votea to bol'l' \'11' lbe further alated lb!lt n lba. three neceswy funds. b)ocks '"I"· enmiaatad In \Ill Amotion to borrow f18,000 for pr...,.... be would vole to have the resurfacing project from streeta In 'lite vtllage resur· two local banks went down 3-2 faced. u two of the five members Werryllldlfie~ejwnjlhtavtly attending voted no. FDW'. yea in debt and tile vtllage shouldn't votea are neeojed for such borrow money II cannot' afford. spending meaeures. Atao, be llld, some of lbe . ·tn ·remarta 11repared f~r t=.::~= ltwiould ::::=..:.:o:= II on apeedlng charges, and Leman Alllclp, Jr., no age or address Dated, ' 15• posted fCir Into<lcatloo. .i'fl ';t ~- llllouaht be bad :.r:~ ~::·:In:: ~~~ fCir u Utile IU::a.=:::::::c:::~~=~=g::: DEDICATION SET The new Twin City Shrine clob bouse wiD be dedlcsted at lite Shrine park In Racine TUesday evening. there wtll be 1 potluck dinner al6:30 followed by a program and en· tertalnment. The event II for sbrlnerl and their lamUies. Thooe allendln8 are tD bring a covered~ and table eervtce. 2 _ Defeat Project; Stste PrOceeding on 7-3/J Jol;J, • •' blownacouple.llllnlbebadMeigsandEaslemlolln8laiiFrkllf for drtYinl wblle inlolDCated. Nghl. And we lost. Forfelllnl! bonds were James - . ' ' n~ ilef~ill-~ ·llllell- by Chet Tannehill That bun, Maj. ,\m08 B. IJoople wu ·- .Mfty~r. , .... - -~ ~i:1,.. ,·~.. ' ' , . , I !111 _~ e!i!ll...;.TIJI11 ~.- IG!: ~~~~~~zy:~:' ~ill· t'ipresentaUv'e; Doug the · ~ lljdldlng at the ColumbUs, said be saw a large corn,t of Butternut and West animal lilting 111 lbe rtgblllde Sacond Sill. . '· · · - MEI\1' · ., D.V'I'O · oftbeblalnray. 'lbintlng It to be a cow or ateer, Covert stopped lila car. Immediately, be ldentlfled It A reJ!lJir meelil!& of tbe as a bear wetahtng ap· ·;t~.W.: :~o:~C:e~ •..::= ·mou~'th:and.'tstood'!~upr~ono:,* 1.Aibtncl= 1 -for •' ·t,lli p.m.' ~ at the Jitblr~ ·tile calldl ~~;Fr'enk\f.. announce new proposals fCir presentation to the Perla negotiators but also plans to announce I!DIIle time this month a new pbut of U.S. troop wltl!drawals from VIetnam. In ~ surprise appearance at tile White llou8e press center, Nixon stressed both U.S. power lllld Ita re&pollllbUity to defend · freedom. He said that be .., ltd hlmaelf In deep """'""" all• of lbs U.S. nego11alil!& postllaa d~ lut summer's Auplt stay In Calllon1la and be broulhl up to dsle by ~ and Habib at the meetlas at Kllfruab House near Umerldl, Ireland, Sunday. · . Bruce and Habib gave to b1m lhetr private evaluattoo of the Viet Cong'a new peace JII'IIIIO- --~""'~,.~~@:':::::::w:::::m::::. CINCINNATI (UPI) Voters rejected • apedl1 llcl!oollevy Maeday by a ~I maqla, tbe ,_defeat Ia II yean beno. , . u mW openllq 1evy - defeated, by flllll -'ll<tal llprea, sal. The Ccmmunlata offered t.o hall attacks on American lroGpl In South · 17~~~· ...e,.·llllft . • 1' Ia are tellfag u," llld Pul-lllller, efly aclioola a IJ btl h' "A ~~ vote IP!ut 111'1 Jaal a pualag ldey," be aatd. .. ::. e . jf ,4.1:~· ~ Viet Cons aiJo ~· .lt wee reeovorfae from . .1 laflild.,.hrl..tll!e ·:::w:::~~~:;;.~.~.~.~::: Yletnam ready to DeB011ale wllb a government which Included members of lite pre nt Sa!IJ.., a~tratlm-ucept for Ill lh>-ee lop men, President (Continued on Page ll w~ I Tipple .Gone Loaes were es11mated at f17,1l008811tereaultofaflrelhat destroyed the overhead coal ttppleonRoule124lnllullandat 3,15 a.m. today. Rutland and Ml~dleport firemen - • csUed to lite acene. Rutland firemen, tbe first to arrive, said the tipple waa engulfed In !lames by the ttme theY were 011 the scene. Debris that feU ontD lbe highway, brought heavy equipment of the State Jllgbway Depart. menltotllescene.Theroadwu flnonen wen lble to live. ezpectad to be closed unUI nearby building !lied fo!' about noon. lllorage by lite Grate~ 111eslateflremanbal'aofflce Store. : baa been ot!nlacted about tbe Itwuu1pwte4111attbere• of tile fire 1a t blaae. Ca!lll! no no 1n1un1nce Cll tbe JlhliUC).• tnown. . Value of tbe C!lllellla -~~~at The tipple, owned by Pearl ~ooo. and of lite atruciun at. Jacobe, halo been In operatloo f!I,GIO. -· recen8y under the dlrectton of The ~ bu '-1 aperalllil Kenneth WIWama. fCir 111811)' ,_.,[II iaolt nil• Rutland firemen were on lbe tbe Jll+*l) of tbe ma.,m4 ocene tlds IJIOI'IIIng keeping Coal eo. and wu 1!1 ~ debrla watered down. the CU!dtttoo at tballlmt. -· . . Cleanun Advanced .-.-. ' r Proiect I and ~'CII~)IernutAve.Tbe!?AV ieei,Cov!!nreporled ·'· • DODMOjW,whospobonbellllf ~ ;uldll& (c)r a iltate veterans' eovwt starte4 to ~ck up~ An ''Operatiq! Malnatream" neo • ·")'work on lite roadway Chrtltmu JII'Olll'llll <llld'lcW; ·._ '(. ..,. ·..udat:a ~ 1u1111!~ of t1!' Oldo Jllislature. car !blnklnK tba bear wu project In Pomeroy wu ad· along t11e rivet bank to lite lliJIIal1y by the ctwmber . ' • ::S . lli'Owil,111f~. ·i~P'· .!lefP'ude -.'!flU 111rvea blncb foitD!'InS .the 1n fl'oDI of tbe car and 8...,.. Paillero, Chamber of Comlrea~urer ~ttng . . lbi lilbwaY mere. bought a power saw. , 'l!an~~&,,- .• ad .Delm111 .A. Tbepro)ect-~upthe <>n'"'IJl .wbO ..,Gb Oft Wa!f • ObloRtver bank In PIIDeroy.. ..' Joa •\'Ia .. ta funded .by the federal :If 1overnmeat through the ~· ·rr:t!~ c-mtt.y Action Prqjram '" . ~ to (CAP). It depends 011 local illi\dlum to the '-·fl!!anclaiiiOU!'ees Ill' materials. 'lbn wu no 'J'he C of -. C at Ill regular ' · ~~~ learned from II!JI'e r- that lbe W\iri ~ not be • JHI'ftf IIW , -~J;~ II~Ie ~ ·~ r~ · .-r ,. . ~ · · ·Bnm.n. _On HiD....Road out !bel men ljp lbe bmlloed other 1ban lite pur· chase of material needed. Caney obeemd that it would be uaelela to plan anotller regatta!mleallltecleanupwork Ia completed. Canty alao pointed out lbst lite ~ lot wau needs at-tenttoo u blgb water bu done cwllldtnble damage to tbe portion und...-th. A motion wa1 made by Kermit Walton to purcbue tbe provided lite ~ relailloWD!IIIblp wbeJl tbe-': ~ completed. Tbe motion ~il unarbau apprtWal. lnotberb' j4 ', Weltanu, ftl!lltd cbllrman of the lllnUal • tD serve oo ~ commltlae, Jadr '. Kerr, Jack Carley, MGIIy · IIIII,.-.- James Danner and Bill ~clenon. ·~·~ Carley IIUICUIC6d chamber p1w Ia U.. - ~·:~ races at nat )'Mf~ .r 11~1 plans should be made, No~ · wu taken. tbatlf_.,_{,;- ~ Ill to IIW, _, �' , 'I ' .. . . •. l'i ' < ~. ' i'~f;;'~~rnt , 'f~~J~e;Jy F~ed .Cllmei.hd · ~ tR~ f,;,~ ·tniuey ··, .. 1 ~ •• ~ ~ · A: ,. ~'1;'0"' (un)-...,.. ~tile~ hOrror Gif., :r-.~IIIII!Diri-pf 'tl)e . lo~~~ I'll ~~if!IU1111ni41!by · _;~~la1 ,at ~t ~le ,.Kent$811! IIIII' ~ ~~It ;.qlif llf),..-.~1i!IJo' ,'-lllled;aDd~ille'. , · ~~~ ~ · ~"ty lalt May f were 11 !s fePIIiw•.,. ~ • .· Hiftfola ,.... hl)lbMtel.Y Iii ' ~ Na~ G~n 1!!1 lAiD o,.illlt llild tMm ~ ·• •• ..... .;.L ' ' ' • : . '. " (UPI) 3-1be llally Sentinel, Mlcldleport-l'clmerOY, 0., Oct. 6, 11'10 , ""'-llli~:~~~ ...... - of ....... ;J"~~;.. · co.·. ..,...., IIIII."' 8 >- ...-tOblemef_otthedeathl • C•llin.......,.. ' i,. Ute-.,. 11 •tbj!y'"!lttolllll theltentState~mgus~ be~ll!tt.,..lhll~ ' .. ~ttur llucleP u "'" .1be .· 1be..mdllclof!DIIIJIIUdeata $!~!. 'ftli 'raJ17 ... beld II'Died iritb ~ M·l rU1ao llealall .f!llidq~ lo •. ~~lrooplwbollred 8lid llOIIIIbldent protaten al i111r111f tile aofftlocl ~ ~ ve19!:1ti .We8porw;· wltb ~ • . . . ~ IIIII 1!111 . llhota., at«tdill8 lo lhe Kent Slate on the lint .tour ~~.~tally ..U hcriontal r ot ~~ 1.1ro ~ 11r lq 1ijlli 10011111 lim f!i'ealdtnt • Comml11lon on dap·_ ~,May,l978, w u - ~.IIIII /llei'i: - ·ho aP: , iM ~confrilp!eil: ~ . Giah Ill' Mlkll'biPPI. . .· ~ UJIN!II. Intolerable. Wehaveaal!llniiUr pQpt~v1018nce . · .QIIY •1\Jilen.li,.U tbahlood'~t ,'\Neii!!D.•li!Mr~·lii'.' lii!!Jit '' '!'Jie ~ announced repOrt, IIIII we repeal: Vlollll¥" "t*i'tbjl ~ ·~ 1o 1 ~ 11111 flrlnll wu \1)e ill a 1ame apb!l M!J. flndiDg In a opeelal report by students on w off the Wll• dloPbe tbe 'i'al1y W !lick o( .a tblllbb on the safety cllcoSept. ~· 1;111 a tileiii 1!1\1 ~ Ullued Sunday·. Becauae UPl pus can never' be jualllled by lludent& lb'. IJI"'C'bbnJsm 11111 the pUll ot ~~~~ · ~~~~ frtlai . !he INm'J Of' ~~~ tills. parUcular ~ ~ any grievance, phllosophy1 lit Ull!!er 1iM1e ~ index 'finl~ on tbi trigger, tbopedl .' c . llri~D Dr. lla1 beet lold m the c:<llllllliaslllll s polltlca idea. 'lbere can be no the Gtwd'a decllliJ!a to lllli'dl When fli-ln1 begtn, tbe toll lln!I!IDI. · ,··' , O!ftl wCI'ds, here is a IHt ol 1811Ciua,y or triununlty from UtrOucbtbeerolni'Cor.tgliilrifoll ~by thele lethal weapCJIIS ·''adltwvildbo .. efeaiJI!i'lo 111fponel'sconclllll0111: prosecution on the campus. ol yardl llld up IIIII dOWn , - dlaalrous. · · &lv:e bll JIIGI'I., tiJi!t tO .Jeent State was a 1111Uonal criminal actll by student& must a blll was hltlblf· ·· ~ea· ,. • · · 'No! Jlllllflod · • '·• '· ~lD 1\"agedy. It was not, howevet, a be treated u sucb ~·· tlonable. In · fact tbe 1be Guard fired ainldst gre,at uld. • .,.tragedy.Onlythemagnl- er Utey occur and whatever Guard aever did dlaper8e the tumiou anc1 confusion enel!!ld R. ,:;,._ ',; ' ' 8 tiJ!Ie olthe student disorder and pw-pose. Those whO wrealled crowd. The crowd simply tree! In .pert by tbelr ;11'11 adt: ~"" ....,"8,. \ ' ' Ut,eextentofstudentdeaths~ havoc oo the town ol Kent, swirled arowld them IIIII re- vltles. But the Guardsmen NEW YORK !UPII-Tne top lnjurlel set It apart from tb~ those who burned the ROTC formed again after the7 had should nol have been able to 20 major collego f-ll'leomt oqeurrencea on nwnerous other building, lhose who attecked paased. 1be Guard founcllllllf kiD so eu11y 1n the first place as !!elecll<l by the Unlf1d PreS$ , , American campuses diD'Ing Ute ·and sloned National Guardsmen on a pr'acllce football field far The •enerll·•...:·-- of ...; ln1talhr~a,,IIDIII I. 8 oard of Coa~ ~. + .,."""i!! """....,-+-""!~1\P ,...if'"_'"'l"_..;,...,¥..;.,-~~~~"10!~ 1 1 tI w II eel oved !r I Mo-Ou · · • . -·....... . w tS p ace vol.. and "' :.Pil"p..ew..;.y.ears_._•.m•us-•earn.. and aU th08e who ID'g them rem '!Ill Ia ........., ...,. eel weapona to law entoreement seas011 ttcords In plteillhelot \ · 011 and applauded their deeds and l'lllllllng out o1 lear ps. o1ficen engaged 1n controlling (third weittl! 1 share the responalbillty for lbe Guardsmen had been subjected dlsllrders Is never justified ez. · i · ~mst (18l (24 1 ""'"" ·•· deaths llllllnjiD'Iea of May f. to harassmtllt IIIII uaault, cept In the cue of armed real&- i Te•:• (fl (3-.G) .m · The widespread student oppo. were hot and tired, and felt lance !bat trained 8111per teiDII 3. Notre Dame W (3-.GI sition lo Ute Cambodian action dangeroUBiy vulnerable by the are unable to handle This was 54 • ~~ 1 .!31(-(J.).0.1) i:45 •• . al bn 11m they turned to the top . . .......... ' (3oll-11 201 and ••ell' goner resen ent of e re not lbe case at Kent Stille, yet 6. Mississippi CUI , .f74 · lheNationalGuardamen'spres- of Blanket Hill eachGuardsmancarrledaload· 7. AltFcrce(4-0J· ,• no ,,. ence on Ute campus cannot jusWhen they confronted the eel M·l rifle 8. Michigan (3·01 ' U · · on1 too · 9. Aubutn 1\1-01 19 den tlfyUtevlolentandlrresponsible stu 1&, 11 was Y easy This lesson Is not new. The 10 .Arl<anqs (J.ll 29 actioosof many studenls dw-lng for a single shot lo trigger a National Advisory Comrull!aion 11. Arlzono St '34) o Be Glad the long weekend. general fusillllde. Civil Disorders and Ute guide- 12. Stanford 13-11 u 13 The Cambodian Invasion deKbul Of Chanode lines of Ute Deparbnent of Ute ' ~~~r\7~11 ~~ ·' fined a watershed In the attiMany student& colllldered the Anny 11et 11 out explicitly. 15. Georgia Tech (4-01 n A BIG SELECTION! VALUES .. MENS cottoN tude of Kent student& loward Guard's march from Ute ROTC j'loonewouldhavedledatKent 16. West Vlt (4-01 1 1 American policy In Ute lnclo- ruins across the ~ons liP Slate If Utla Ieason had been ~~: ~:.~J-~·1 1 5 / china war. Blanket Hill as a kind of char· learned by the Oldo National 10. Oklehomo (2-ll ~ Kent State had e!perienced ade. Tear gas cannlsters wete Guard. 20. San Diego St 14-01 t .. no major turmoil during Ute lolaed back and forth to the Even If tbe guardsmen face.l preceding year, and no disturb- cheers ol tbe crowd, manf of danget It was not a danger ances comparable In scope to whom acted as If they were which ~ailed for letbal force . Ute event& olllay had ever oc- watching a game. The at shots by 211 guardsmen FLYERSSIGN BROTIIER8 ''·+' ' !· • curred on Ute campus. Some Lt. Aleuruler D. Stevenson, a certainly cBnDOI be justified. PHILADELPHIA (UP!) ' ~ ~1!10\10!. · ·wmanent The sock that the outdoor student& thought the Cambodian platoon leader of Troop G, de&- Apparently no order to fire The Pltlladelpbla Flyers of the ltl'tss fabtlcs tn • ·host of mon tlkea tor winter. action was an WUJcceptable crlbed the crowd In these was given, and there was in- National Hockey League MootlyiOJ and colors. Como Anklet length. Slzt 10 to 12. Savel contradiction of the announced words: adequate fire control discipline day sl8fled bt'Othent Wayne IIIII policy of gradual withdrawal "At tbe lime of lhe firing, the on Blanket Hill. The Kent Slate Larry Hillman, both defensefrom Vietnam, or tbat Ute ac- Ute crowd was acting like tragedy must surely mark Ute men, and goalie Doug FaveU to lion constituted Invasion of a tills whole thing was a circus. last lime Utat loaded rifles are 1978 contract&. neutral country, or Utatitwould The crowd must have thought issued as a mallet' of COW'se 1o . EA. prolong rather tban tdwrlan Ute tbat Ute Nallonal Guard was guardsmen confronting student \ war. Opposition to Ute war ap- hanness. They were having fun demonstrators. pears lo have been the principal wiUt lbe Guard. The circus was Our entire report attempts 1o CASPER LEADS Actual 2.98 Valutil Issue around which student& In town." define Ute lessons of Kent State NEW YORK (tiPJHIIIly rallied durin~ Ute first two days The acU0111 of some student& lessons Utat tbe Guard, pollee; Casper conllnuea lo lead lbe of May. were violent and criminal and students, faculty, university ad· Professional Golfers Aaocla· Foeuo Of Dlseontent Ut08e of some others were dan· minlstrators government at aU tion Tournament Pla)'eri llivl· Thereafter, Ute presence of ger0118, reckless, llllllrrespon· levels and American people slon money..wllmer Ust u lbe Ute National Guard on campus dible. The lndlscrlmlnale fir. must learn- and begin at once top 10 polntamers IIIII moneY was the focus of dlscootent. The lng of rifles Into a crowd of 1o act upon. We c~ It to winners l'tlnalned unchanged Guard's presence appears to student& and the deatba Utat Utelr attention. tills week. have been the main attraction I '._/ ~· and tbe main Issue for most 'Colar-.s" l student& who came to the May } raiJI. For sluden~ d~v llP' miles. , !• ; .~ , ; , • '.,. '·,, ' -;;' ,...et .... ! I :llllf .....ne .• r,.,,_ ... . .... .. ·•.. m•. .'GMUPOUS . "· -WAftr,t ;1'MERMAL SOCKs HOUSE . FAU .. BLOUSES .WARES ~. ,$1 ' 94 9 SIZE 27i4a Protects ~;~~:m:~11~~ : y::.I:..V : ~~S :. ·.- . . ALove Ring mood. One of many. ~Carved lhe Love Ring people _and- .GOES•• iilllolllll JEWELRY STORE Caa•H• J Pomeruy obey. The May 4 r.U, began u a peaceful usembly on the.C<lll· mona - the traditional site of sludent •wmbDea. Even If lbe Guard had authority til prohibit a peaceful gathetlng - a question which Is at least debatable noon raUy was a aerioua eJTOr. ;s::e:::::::!.::the:cleclal::on~lo~dls:!lll:""'~lte:th:e FASHION'S NEWEST fabrics IT'S nME FOR A SEW-IN •. •, ; •• •, ,• •. • • , •• • " ••• • You won't be when you see the wonderful ~ew ' fall fabric bolts we have right now' A bolt of fabric is 20 yards of magic ... m~lc that Is yours with just a yard or two. Imagine the thi!Ws you can make ... the fun you can !Ill~~~ . , Natural or ma11·made ... see them •aftl't4!'e . ''),,~ (• .·; h OUIDOOit FATIGUE RUGS New ltary .;;~ IIley dlsln!Jted. For other student& tile Guard was an outsldtt on lhl!lr cam·· pus prohibiting aU lbelr rallies, even peaceful onea, ordet1ng them about, a!ld tear gllllng them when they re!uled to INDODfbR CHENILLE. MAT .$. ~..'!! ' ..' ·'-' · were ldDed during Ute same period. "The Importance of the role local lawmen IIIII firemen play In the protection of Uvea and property can hardly be over· alated," Miller said. "It Is my belle! that firm · federal legisLttion 1s needed to make available federal assistance to local law euforcement agencies In the apprehension of In· divlduals for lelonlous attacks assistance In lbeallow lnveatJ&atlon 1be bin would Federal of cuea In wlllch pollee w firemen have been killed. Jurladlctlon determination• would be C<llllp!U'able to those stipulated In tbe Federal Kldnapplna Statuiea wbleh eslablllb Ute pn!81llllptlon tllat lnlet'stat.e conunerce facllltlel have been Uled If tbe penon commllllnl the crime bu not been apprehended wltbln 24 boura In the alate where lbe falolty occurred. "There Is no Intent In tbe bill to circumvent stele or local jurladlctlon,'' Miller aald. · "Local law enforcement of. flctals deaerve federal assistance and greater protection In tbe regulat perfortll8Dil8 of tbelr duties. ThLI leglslatiol} wW provide tbat help when lnteratate flight of fucltlves II Involved," Hiller referred to recent slatllllal to ~ · hll CGII• tenllon IIIII Utla bW II overdue. l:luriJMi •tbe 10 year period, lii0-1,.., thin were 581 law enforcement offlcen killed· in Ute line of duty. In lilt, lbere were 36,2112 uaaulta on j,Ouce offl~· while • poliCemen' addition, Millet, who has onInpollee IIIII firemen;" been a corudltent supporter of anti • crime legislation, was loday Informed !bat hearlnp have been acheduled by a House Judiciary Sub-Committee on 1 blll he co-1ponaored whleh would provide federal benefits 1o lbe llll'vlvors of policemen and firemen ldlleclln Ute line o1 duty. "There are preaently no specific benefit progratD8 to lheae people," MOler aald. "I Utlnk the federal government has a reapjlllltibwly to foster tills legillaUon 11111 provide benefits f91be families ot btavemenwbohaVJglQIItbeJr 11988 In tervlce to olherl." lfelrlnp on MWer'a bW are sclteduled for tbe lint week Ia October. Silnal ~· !' AU. tRAFfic ... ' ' . .....- ,. _.... ....... '1Veed Sehool.Supplia . We'• R' ... ad · '• -~Ia.. ·--~-·--. ... ·;· ... . • .· ,. FJI,tlR PAPER ..;.._ & ·' .. ~ ~!fiT ·PElS - PENCILS u..DRIVE·III our ''"'' • • for -roilr . 81nk In& Conftnl)no• IIIV!DEJS ..; • • ,;. way the old Yankees did In their beyday. There was little celebratioo or champagne Monday wben the Orioles clinched their second straight pennant and Utelr Utlrd ~ .. .' he compared the playoff series wiUt Ute Pirates' showdown series against Ute New York Meta In Ute final week ol Ute season when the Pirates won five oot ol six games. "In tbat one we got all Ute UtUe baseball breaks," Mur· laugh said". The Reds just held us cl08e until Utey got a break and then they took ndvantsge of it." MID'taugh was asked about Patek's attempted steal, which was folowed by two singles and a walk Utat would have given Ute Pirates an early ~ lead instead of 1~ . "Freddie Utought he could make it," MID'Iaugh said. "! would c4llltadventuresome." Patel{ Wd tbat he Utought he had ''fooled" Red pitcher Tony Cloninger and third baseman Tony Perez on Ute play, "but I got started a half second too Pirates stranded 12 runners In the final game and had ahortatop Freddie Patek thrown oot at third trying 1o olealln the flral Jnnin8, which late." MID'Iaugh proteated mildly on coot a run Ute Plrate.s dearly the play but said later he was needed later oo. arguing tbat Ute umpire was ''This (!8111• wu eslremely not In position to make Ute call. tough 1o lose, "MID'taugh said, "It was too important a play "becauae we were In the game to be made on the run," aU Ute way IIIII missed so Mw-tsugh said. "I didn't like many opp<rlunllies ." being 1be failure lo get lbe key hit plagued the Plrate.s right up to Murtaugh cUd not, however, the final out when lint bueman AI OUver grounded weakly lo second baseman winning tun from second bale Tommy Helms with runners on In the eighUt lnnin8 on a alngle lint third. said Tolan. In the last Dve years by clobberino the jittery Minnesota -.., Twinl, &-I. While BOIIle champagne corks popped, 8011le of Ute Orioles were Utlnking more of last year's World Series loss to the New York Meta Utan of the victory over the Twlna behind Jim Pabner's seveooit, 12strikeout performances. "You11see a celebration like Two runs off him were wearned. y ke ke " ou can't rna mlsta s against this club and we jllll didn 't play well," Rigney adnutted. Boog Powell singled In a first Inning run for his slxlh RBI of Ute thr0011ame aeries but Kaat escaped wiUtout furUter da· mage when Andy Etchebarren lined out to end tbe Inning. 1 ·· ·. El :.~h~.1a!.:~: C Hold On Top Spot "Open 9 A.rMo 7 P.M. (Contltluouslyl LAMINATED - FINISHES! Cabinets of C)lality With That Bi& Diff•ence Clemente rf Statgell II Jeter pr Oliver lb Sports Desk by Chet Tannehill Melp football fanll aet their first took 81 Ute Southeastern 5 1 2 0 Ohio League'• neWeet member, Waverly, Friday night. We'D • 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 have to navigate SR 124 tt.'oush Jackaon to Ita junction with fours 0 2 t lane Z3, thence nGI'tb 1o Wavetlf. This route Is suppooed to be u.s. • 0 0 0 better Ut.. going by WilY of Route 35 lo O!ntervUie, lben to Oak 2 0 2 0 Hebn..-Jb 2 0 0 0 Hill, and over to Waverly. Mazerosk 2b Mooseo The ng.... are coached by Mike Shoemaker, an aU.{)hlo high Glbbonp ~ o o o o school linebacker at Paint VaUey, who played at capital Giusti p Totals 35 2 10 2 University. He led hll alma mater loa perfect ~season In 11169 CINCINNATIabrhbl •oodforllllrankintheOhloCiall Aratin••lllll coach of !be year • .,. Rose rf • o 1 o honora In hllleague IIIII district . Tolan d 3 0 t 1 Ills Q..t record to date at Waverly must be bitter Indeed. Guys Perez 3b • 1 I 1 like m....-·'-r do --~•ing about a Ut••• like that. The Granger p 0 o 0 0 ~ BUWCI.ll ..'6 Gullett p 0 o 0 0 Marauders could become hla vlcllml Friday night If they don~ go Benchc 3121an May lb 3 o o o out. Catbo If 3 o o o Fortunately, Marauder coach Charley Chancey Is espect1n1 Helms2b 3 0 0 0 tohavebllclubbacltlnne~~rtoppbyslcalshape. Woodward 3b 3 0 0 0 "We can, leU for aure yet," be aald Monday "'""I, "but It Cloninger p I 0 0 0 '""'' Bravoph 1 o o o toobaatltoQ8bwe'llbelnprettygoodconditionpbyslcaUy." Wilcox p 0 0 0 0 1bls meanJ atarten Mike Grale, Jon Kloea, Roger Abbott, Cllneph 0 I 0 0 Concepclonss o o o o JolmTbomasandllennlalloggswlllbefullornearfulliiO. Totals 21 3 5 3 Waverly hBd an Wldefeated aeason last year with a senior • Pittsburgh 100 010 1100-2 abiddedteam,onlytielng Jackaon 14-141na non~eague No"ember Cincinnati 200 000 Ob:-3 DP _ Cincinnati t. LOB _ contest. Conaequenlly, Shoemaker is building in 1970. The Tigers P1111butgh 12, Cincinnati 3. are Q..t to date but don~ let Utat lull you to sleep. Although ~!h. Hebner 2. HRs - Perez. Wavetly has ICGted only ooeloucbdown,lt came agalnat Adti!IS lp h r er bb so In a losing cause, IU. GalUpoUs got by Waverly 8-0, but lbe Moo.. L 'ngers' fine junior quarterback, 6-2, I~ lb. Tom Varney did not 7 2·3 : ~ 3 2 4 play, having been alllpellded from the squsd three days for Gibbon 0 0 0 0 Giusti 1·3 o o o o 1 dlaclpllnary reaaona. Cloninger S 7 2 2 4 1 Waverly'aoflensive line aver, geal70 lba.,lta offensive backl Wilcox W ood 3 o o 2 s 17f,lta front four on delenae,lll81bl. 1be team overaU has g Granger 2-3 0 0 0 0 speed Gullett 1-3 1 o o o o ' Gibbon pitched lo 1 batter In h11 be a good allow Friday nll!ht. 8th. WP - Cloninger . T - 2:38. '!be Marauders, l·lln Ute league, need Waverly In lbelr 40 538 A• · !l'lsoner stockade bacDy. Sengulllen c H8 NEW YORK (UPI}-'lhfl' National Basketllall AliOdaU.:' will open ita Iiiii 1011011 Oct:[· 13th and as pert ol • llllvet•· Anniversary celebriUon, • ,_}' nel of 10 buketllall areata wiD choooe an aU-lime all..tti''' team, It trU lllliiCIUI1ced ~fa&:'; day by Commllld- ..~ Kennedy. ../; Legendary ba~tbaU ,_,_.: Ned lrlah, Ed Gottlieb, Red"· Auerbach, Fted Zollner, Lli . Harrison, Ben Kerner, Dlmf" Biasone, Fred Scbauo IIIII Bob' ' Feerlck, along with formet' · league publlclst HukaU Cobelr; wW select 25 nom1nee11 rrom· NBA All..star lea!DI ol the put . 24 years. Players wW be plckad- · wiUtout regard to position ant-; all active pllyero are lneJiglble ; for aelection. From the 25 men ; chooen, 10 wW then be plcbd : for Ute official Stiver Anahw· sary team. The announcement of tbe team wW be made Jan. U, 1971, at San Diego, Clllf., !be. site of Utla aeuoo'a All-«ar Game. Woody In Cautious Mood Bill Bucks Strengthen The Drlvt·ln WllldoW lobbed the ball eully lo flrot bueman Lee May fiB' Ute wrapop oot. Anderson already has made his first world aeries declalonUte Reds' otartlng pltcber · Saturday wW be rlghtbander Gary Nolan (I~). PlnSBURGH lbthbt 3 0 0 0 Patek n t 0 0 0 Robert..., ph ; 1 1 0 Alou ct you never saw before In your . Ho tDropB Y life If we win tile World Series," Centerfleldet Jlm Holt called Pete Richert said as he cum- second baseman Danny Thompmented on the lack of cum· soo's off Palmer's Dy In the moUon In Ute Oriole dteaalng second Inning and tben dropped room. "The WIH'Id Series ;8 it and Palmer scored on Don what we want ." Buford's double. Kaat got out of Faua Take Win for Granted Ute second when Powell llled Even the fans seemed 1o take out witb two on bit he was lifted It for granted u Ute Orioles after Brooks &blnoon doubled COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI)became Ute first American and went lo Utlrd 011 Dave Ohio Stale football coach League team 1n 35 years Johnson's single In the third. Woody Hayes knows from (Detroit did 11 In 1934 and 1935) Blylevl!l then came In bit lbe ..perience Utere is more to a besides Ute Yankeeslo win two Twins Wt!!'e blown out of the Big Ten foe from Michigan strall!ht pennants. (!IIIlO when an error by catcher tban Ute non-conference scoreOnly 'tlll08 fans showed up Paul Ratllfllgnlted a UtreH'IIII card tells. and Ute o.;.s who stayed home rally . For tbat reason, Hayes Is didn't miss much as BaJUmore Aflet' a lorceout, Pabner'a cautious about this Saturday's surged to a 5-41 lead after Utree rm-ocoring double and Don encounter between his No. I llllllnge and coasted In be- Buford's sacrifice Dy (which ranked team and Michigan hind Palmer. would have been Ute third out If Stste, whieh has lost its first Miani!IOII Manaa".JliU •Bigo lt WUI ~ for Ratliff's error) '!'o (!lilies. ney decildeol.to startliWW-<>14 •made It~ DIIY two of tbe nve" ' '!lie Spartans dropped tbeir Jim Kaat inatead ollS,..r..k! runs wele earned. Dave opener, f2.16, to Wllhington Bert Blyleven --the youngest Johnson wrapped It up wiUt a and were blanked ~ last player In the majors -because solo homer In the aevenUt. Saturday by Notre Dame . he wanted to go with experience Palmer, who survived Rat· "! was impressed by Mlchiln a game Utat Twins had 1o w1n Uff's liner off hla left Instep In gan State Ute second half to keep aUve. Ute second Inning, stranded five (against Notre Dame)," Hayes Kaat didn't have much stuff. rllllllen In Ute nest three In· said at hla weekly press He allowed folD' runs but he was nlngs and Uten aUowed ooly one luncheoo Monday. "We got Ute also the victim of poor support. hit over tbe laot live. picturea ol their game and Utey played Notre Dame pretty much to a standstill tbat last half . "They were rotl8h and tough ~~:sfla~~~plre Fridays Oilly I around on alngles by Stargell and Ollver. For the Plrate.s, who woo the NL East title In the . year'a ciDaelt divisloo race only to be eliminated now In a sweep, Ute final defeat was "e•tremely tough to lake,'' admitted Manager Danny Murtaugh. They died hard. WIUt two out In tbe nlntb, Clemente alngled to knock oot reliever Wayne Granger, who had replaced Wile... Fireballing young Don Gullett Uten gave up anoUtet alngle to Stargell Utat moved Clemente lo third. But Clemente's potential ty. lng run died 90 feet from home as Gullett got Oliver to ground to second baseman Tommy Hebna. Helms ran toward first to make sure he wouldn 't nub this all-important Utrow, and By FRED McMANE i3:AN"c~' fJMP}~~~~ eo\~~ tematlooal Board ol Coaches ratings, have gained additional lqlpol'l tills week and have opened up a subatantlal lead over the second-ranked Looghoms. Ohio State, which routed Duke, 34-10, last Saturday for Its aecond atr algbt victory, received 18 lint place votes from lbe 3knember coaches' hoard Utla week lo only nine for Texas IIIII u a tesult the ........ 35polnts ahead In _,eaare tbe ratlnp. I'UIJita are awarded on a 1~7A' 13 2-1'•-'• fDr "'V"''I uraaLD wtea !run lint tllroogb 10111 Rouge, State of Louisiana has place . State appllclblt to It and Is authorized during the current Drst UPJSporiiWrlter NEW YORK (UPI)--Ohlo State has solidified Ita pooltlon as Ute nation's No. I collegiate football team. The Buckeyes of Coach Woody Hayes, wbo a week ago were being pressured strongly by Teua for the No. I berth In tbe weekly United Preaa In· state of Ohio. DeporTment of tnsurance, Cutnlcate of compliance The un . denlgned, Superlnllnd"'t Of tnsuranto ot the State of Ohio, hereb~ certifies that UNITED tomptlld with lht laws of this Tens which received 17 )a vot last week P ce ea 'WU v••t to tranqct In thlo sttle Its narrow~ upttet by UCLA 8 on t~poDroprlete butlnen of In· 91.......... 'lbe r _...__need sunnco. 111 Flnontlll condition --... .......,..._ • It shown bv Its onnuot eel a touchdown In the final~ 1t11tement to !'lave been as -.~.. to ··' -11 totiOWI on Oecomblr 31, 1969' leCOo.,. ....vage Admlttldasllts, 119,359,716.72; ~pb mt~t~~ He_-_,,. ~-.c '• Tile . ·_ Ul.ftll . :.•. u- COIQ'LE'I'Il;ll COIJR8B Rl.lTLAND - Annp David j,J. YOIIIIS, It, 1011 and ¥1'1· R!J!ua W. YOi!illlii:J; DepOt $t.. Rjatland, bu pleted • ·, • " l2-week Cienlet' ir. By GENE CADDFJI CINCINNATI (UP!) - Danny Mw-taugh was concerned about hll pitching going Into Ute National League playoffs against the Cincinnati Rods. But It wasn't lbe pitching which let the Plratea down-It was the Buca' potent batting attack, which stranded 29 runner• In Utree (!lilies. "We had real good pitching In tills aeries," Mw-laugh said aflet' the Rods banded Ute Plrate.s Utelr third straight lou Monday, 3-2, In Ute belt.of.flve aeries. "Any tbne we hold a team to Utree runs we usuolly win It," MID'taugh said. ''This was as good pitching as- we had aU ! tl ..• ~. · W~INGTON, D. C. atlng e need to provldt "tbe most complete legal aafeguardl for the protec,tion of tbelr Uvea,'.' loth District Representative Clarence E. Miller today co..ponsored legislation making It a federal offense to ldll w conspire to kill a locAl law enforcement officer or fireman engaged In the performance of his official dutlel. the nlnlh Inning. But Anderson, ohootlng for the pennant, decided 1o shoot tbe works. He yanked Wilcox for plnchhltter Ty Cline-who drew a walk. And Cline came around lo score the Rods' biggest run ol Ute year, Ute one UtaI won lhf pennant, on IIICCOIIIve twMUI singles by Pete Roae and Bobby Tolan . The Plrate.s had jumped off lo a I~ lead In the flrat Inning. 1be Reds struck back bn· mediately wltb almost Identical 3110-foot borne runs back·to-back by Tony Perez and Johnny Bench- Ute lllh tbne tills year Ute Big Red Machine has put homers back to back. Ptrate.s Tie Score The Pirates tied the score for Ute laat time In Ute flfUt when Matty Alou singled and rode Pirate Sluggers Leave 29 On Base $ :liP the By VITO STELLINO UPISportl Writer BAL1'1MORE (UP!) - The Baltimore Orioles are starting lo take Ute American League pemant for granted Ute aame PLAsTIC WOMEN'S Orioles starting here Saturday by whipping Ute Pirates, 3-2, lo complete a Utr~e sweep of the belt.of.flve aeries. Anderson, who ma1111ged In the minor leagues for five years before being tapped for the Rods ' job, caUed on Wilcox lo relleve In the sixth Inning with the score tied at 2-2. WReo• Slrlkel Out Five WUc"" struck out five hatters In Utrec Innings and aUowed only two hits, and was the evenlual winning pitcher. But Ute score still was tied at 2-2 when Wile.. was due to bat wiUt two out and the bales empty In Ute last half of Ute eighth Inning. Most managers In tllat situation will stay wltb a pitcher who Is hot, let him bat, and hope to win lhe game In the Birds Repeat In AL 'PLENTY OF FREE PAIIeKINGII ·OPEN EVERY NIGHT &fNTIL 9 P.M. Hi:l By JOHN G. GRIFFIN . CINCINNATI (UPI~ky Anderooo, a guy who merely won Ute pennant In bll roolcle aeaooo as a big league manager, wa1 being loasted today by Clnclnnatl'a National l,.eague champions for two key moves In Ute game !bat crushed the Pittsburgh Plrate.s. The first was the moment when he turned to a »-year old last-minute substitute !Wiled Milt Wile.. as hla reH.t pitcher. And Ute second oddly, was when he took Wilcox out-for a plnchltltter. The net result of bolh moves was tllat Ute "Big Red Machine," which won the NL's Western Divlsioo by 1410 games, qualified for lhe World Series against the Baltimore • ID r·- qn11111oo. 111.614.071.32; Net 'li1le ';:.. ...._. h g &, 'lo the "'"'"' $1,675,638.40; capUol, No' - ....~ •- ,., .....; but U.517.020.0~' Suroluo. · 2 apo1 111 111era--, u.o71,611.• , lncomo. they are now under heavy 15,9f9,713.42: ~•oenaltutu, for,._ """'lion from a•,757,B$.19. lftllllt'e ...t,_ IN WITNESS WHEREOF, t • ~ove horounto oublcrlbod mv Notre Dame. 1belrlsb blanked no110o ond uUIId mv 1011 to bo Mlcblpn State, :lf-0, lo nm oHIKid ot Colurwbuo, Ohio, thlo lhalr record 1o a.o IIIII four dov ond aott. Jutv 1, 1970. Ftld .....t fit to them .... top ,&. Smlt.h. Sup•rlnlondonl ol 10_. name ""' fnoutonct of Ohto. team In lite cowley. Notre and sUD have Utat rugged-type personnel,'' he added. Hayes, reviewing tbe Buckeyes' 34-10 win last Satur· day over Duke, said hla leu~ was "bwnped up more" by Ute Blue Devils tban Utey had been Ute previous week by Texas A&M . Larry ZelL1a, wingback, suf· gave two decala each lo Leo Hayden, John Brockinglon and ReJ: Kern, while Tom Campana and Ron Maciejowski picked up ooe each. Ralph Holloway was tabbed top defensive lirMiman for hla M per cent perforniance, and Jim Stlllwagoo and Stan White shared ootalandlng lineman booora. Other defensive players recelvln& awardl were Uasenobrl aJiil HUry Haward, 'l'wo each; and Jack Tatum, ~ Luttner, Mike Sensibaugh and Mark I WJ, i:i Debevc, one each. fered a pulled hamstring while catching a touchdown pallll and wlll be out lor about two weeks. Ha~ sa!d defensive la!:kle Gtilrge Ha'"nolrl complained of a sore leg, but ahould be back In driUs by Ute middle of the week. Hayes put the team through rHE Ugbt driUs Monday and noted. "We're making it a habit to SO GOOD THAT ... PICK a local independent taper off early In the week." insurance agent- he Is not a Saturday's (!IIIlO will be the 'captive' agent for one InBucks' first away from horne suring company - rather, he this season. can choose the correct policy Hayes announced Ute wirmers tor you from among several companies ; and he will serve of performance awards for tbe YOU In collec11ng your Odke game, Buckeye leaf claims. docals which are pasted on the player's helmet. Hayea rate.s ... it's his players on a percentage America's lar1est sellinc basla by viewing lllma. cicar! Zellna,for 1M second straight week, was named top offensive back for an 82 per cent GO AGENCY I INC. . performance. T<m DeLeone turned In an 83 per cent Bosr Buy in f'loasura 220 N. 2nd MIDDLEPORT" perlonnance and was 1111med _..::.=====:.:....~ top offensive lineman. Hayea Great Imperial Dame, wiUt :m point&, traUs Texas by just 14 point& In the ratinga. Southern California also beltered Ita point standing, even though the Trojan• remain llxed In Ute No. I spot. The Trojana got Utree firlliJI.ace votes aftet routing Oregon Stato,6-13,andbave246pofnll, KINO EDWARD: 30more th.. they had a week . .- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . ago. There were two major ,..eta last Saturday among lbe top 10 lea!DI ..d tllal hal callled a re.t..m._ of tills weelt:'a list. IIIIU&nw• Stanford,No.hweekqo,- t bJ Pufdue :tll-14 and bu ......_ dr---' m'tbe _.,••,. •· ..-::~~~ --~ LOOKING FOR lHE BEST VAWE IN Auto Tape Player? ·~ w ........,a .....•erof.___,..,. •••""• w""' ..,.. - - ~~- baa moved .., tbNe ~· to lbe No • slat · ' · Mlelltaan, Auburn an.d ~ nlltlld out the top 10 · •.' . ..' ·'' '< .• ~ •' '' ' l' "TNI STEREO"'" Full rich sttreo sound . Compact ca... welnut oreln t•c• . Fully ' automatic switching . Track llghtlno system . Flnt tuning to avoid SAVE '10.00 NOW cross-talk. Motor on-off swncr.. Burgler alerm . I W1tts. Full 1 year warrlftty . ' " ' ' '·: lHIS . .. .•' t l!lo. 12, and Ollwaci>, No. 7lasl week, loll to ltansu Stlte, 21lD, and bu fa11e1t to No. 18. Taldna tbl lnclau' potitim 111. lite f1f1b __, 1s Nebraska, ...,.,. wblc:luiefealed Mlnne.lob 35-10 111e CllmhiiUera got one first. place Vole . .d bave IIIOved up 0110 p1a 1run 1as1 week ce · Mlulaelppl, which routed Alabama 11141, bU cllmbed ' two placelto l!lo. 6 and Air THE DAlLY soinNn ;.'$ ,' Downing SltREO REGULAR 6.99 SftRIO l ] . I �' , 'I ' .. . . •. l'i ' < ~. ' i'~f;;'~~rnt , 'f~~J~e;Jy F~ed .Cllmei.hd · ~ tR~ f,;,~ ·tniuey ··, .. 1 ~ •• ~ ~ · A: ,. ~'1;'0"' (un)-...,.. ~tile~ hOrror Gif., :r-.~IIIII!Diri-pf 'tl)e . lo~~~ I'll ~~if!IU1111ni41!by · _;~~la1 ,at ~t ~le ,.Kent$811! IIIII' ~ ~~It ;.qlif llf),..-.~1i!IJo' ,'-lllled;aDd~ille'. , · ~~~ ~ · ~"ty lalt May f were 11 !s fePIIiw•.,. ~ • .· Hiftfola ,.... hl)lbMtel.Y Iii ' ~ Na~ G~n 1!!1 lAiD o,.illlt llild tMm ~ ·• •• ..... .;.L ' ' ' • : . '. " (UPI) 3-1be llally Sentinel, Mlcldleport-l'clmerOY, 0., Oct. 6, 11'10 , ""'-llli~:~~~ ...... - of ....... ;J"~~;.. · co.·. ..,...., IIIII."' 8 >- ...-tOblemef_otthedeathl • C•llin.......,.. ' i,. Ute-.,. 11 •tbj!y'"!lttolllll theltentState~mgus~ be~ll!tt.,..lhll~ ' .. ~ttur llucleP u "'" .1be .· 1be..mdllclof!DIIIJIIUdeata $!~!. 'ftli 'raJ17 ... beld II'Died iritb ~ M·l rU1ao llealall .f!llidq~ lo •. ~~lrooplwbollred 8lid llOIIIIbldent protaten al i111r111f tile aofftlocl ~ ~ ve19!:1ti .We8porw;· wltb ~ • . . . ~ IIIII 1!111 . llhota., at«tdill8 lo lhe Kent Slate on the lint .tour ~~.~tally ..U hcriontal r ot ~~ 1.1ro ~ 11r lq 1ijlli 10011111 lim f!i'ealdtnt • Comml11lon on dap·_ ~,May,l978, w u - ~.IIIII /llei'i: - ·ho aP: , iM ~confrilp!eil: ~ . Giah Ill' Mlkll'biPPI. . .· ~ UJIN!II. Intolerable. Wehaveaal!llniiUr pQpt~v1018nce . · .QIIY •1\Jilen.li,.U tbahlood'~t ,'\Neii!!D.•li!Mr~·lii'.' lii!!Jit '' '!'Jie ~ announced repOrt, IIIII we repeal: Vlollll¥" "t*i'tbjl ~ ·~ 1o 1 ~ 11111 flrlnll wu \1)e ill a 1ame apb!l M!J. flndiDg In a opeelal report by students on w off the Wll• dloPbe tbe 'i'al1y W !lick o( .a tblllbb on the safety cllcoSept. ~· 1;111 a tileiii 1!1\1 ~ Ullued Sunday·. Becauae UPl pus can never' be jualllled by lludent& lb'. IJI"'C'bbnJsm 11111 the pUll ot ~~~~ · ~~~~ frtlai . !he INm'J Of' ~~~ tills. parUcular ~ ~ any grievance, phllosophy1 lit Ull!!er 1iM1e ~ index 'finl~ on tbi trigger, tbopedl .' c . llri~D Dr. lla1 beet lold m the c:<llllllliaslllll s polltlca idea. 'lbere can be no the Gtwd'a decllliJ!a to lllli'dl When fli-ln1 begtn, tbe toll lln!I!IDI. · ,··' , O!ftl wCI'ds, here is a IHt ol 1811Ciua,y or triununlty from UtrOucbtbeerolni'Cor.tgliilrifoll ~by thele lethal weapCJIIS ·''adltwvildbo .. efeaiJI!i'lo 111fponel'sconclllll0111: prosecution on the campus. ol yardl llld up IIIII dOWn , - dlaalrous. · · &lv:e bll JIIGI'I., tiJi!t tO .Jeent State was a 1111Uonal criminal actll by student& must a blll was hltlblf· ·· ~ea· ,. • · · 'No! Jlllllflod · • '·• '· ~lD 1\"agedy. It was not, howevet, a be treated u sucb ~·· tlonable. In · fact tbe 1be Guard fired ainldst gre,at uld. • .,.tragedy.Onlythemagnl- er Utey occur and whatever Guard aever did dlaper8e the tumiou anc1 confusion enel!!ld R. ,:;,._ ',; ' ' 8 tiJ!Ie olthe student disorder and pw-pose. Those whO wrealled crowd. The crowd simply tree! In .pert by tbelr ;11'11 adt: ~"" ....,"8,. \ ' ' Ut,eextentofstudentdeaths~ havoc oo the town ol Kent, swirled arowld them IIIII re- vltles. But the Guardsmen NEW YORK !UPII-Tne top lnjurlel set It apart from tb~ those who burned the ROTC formed again after the7 had should nol have been able to 20 major collego f-ll'leomt oqeurrencea on nwnerous other building, lhose who attecked paased. 1be Guard founcllllllf kiD so eu11y 1n the first place as !!elecll<l by the Unlf1d PreS$ , , American campuses diD'Ing Ute ·and sloned National Guardsmen on a pr'acllce football field far The •enerll·•...:·-- of ...; ln1talhr~a,,IIDIII I. 8 oard of Coa~ ~. + .,."""i!! """....,-+-""!~1\P ,...if'"_'"'l"_..;,...,¥..;.,-~~~~"10!~ 1 1 tI w II eel oved !r I Mo-Ou · · • . -·....... . w tS p ace vol.. and "' :.Pil"p..ew..;.y.ears_._•.m•us-•earn.. and aU th08e who ID'g them rem '!Ill Ia ........., ...,. eel weapona to law entoreement seas011 ttcords In plteillhelot \ · 011 and applauded their deeds and l'lllllllng out o1 lear ps. o1ficen engaged 1n controlling (third weittl! 1 share the responalbillty for lbe Guardsmen had been subjected dlsllrders Is never justified ez. · i · ~mst (18l (24 1 ""'"" ·•· deaths llllllnjiD'Iea of May f. to harassmtllt IIIII uaault, cept In the cue of armed real&- i Te•:• (fl (3-.G) .m · The widespread student oppo. were hot and tired, and felt lance !bat trained 8111per teiDII 3. Notre Dame W (3-.GI sition lo Ute Cambodian action dangeroUBiy vulnerable by the are unable to handle This was 54 • ~~ 1 .!31(-(J.).0.1) i:45 •• . al bn 11m they turned to the top . . .......... ' (3oll-11 201 and ••ell' goner resen ent of e re not lbe case at Kent Stille, yet 6. Mississippi CUI , .f74 · lheNationalGuardamen'spres- of Blanket Hill eachGuardsmancarrledaload· 7. AltFcrce(4-0J· ,• no ,,. ence on Ute campus cannot jusWhen they confronted the eel M·l rifle 8. Michigan (3·01 ' U · · on1 too · 9. Aubutn 1\1-01 19 den tlfyUtevlolentandlrresponsible stu 1&, 11 was Y easy This lesson Is not new. The 10 .Arl<anqs (J.ll 29 actioosof many studenls dw-lng for a single shot lo trigger a National Advisory Comrull!aion 11. Arlzono St '34) o Be Glad the long weekend. general fusillllde. Civil Disorders and Ute guide- 12. Stanford 13-11 u 13 The Cambodian Invasion deKbul Of Chanode lines of Ute Deparbnent of Ute ' ~~~r\7~11 ~~ ·' fined a watershed In the attiMany student& colllldered the Anny 11et 11 out explicitly. 15. Georgia Tech (4-01 n A BIG SELECTION! VALUES .. MENS cottoN tude of Kent student& loward Guard's march from Ute ROTC j'loonewouldhavedledatKent 16. West Vlt (4-01 1 1 American policy In Ute lnclo- ruins across the ~ons liP Slate If Utla Ieason had been ~~: ~:.~J-~·1 1 5 / china war. Blanket Hill as a kind of char· learned by the Oldo National 10. Oklehomo (2-ll ~ Kent State had e!perienced ade. Tear gas cannlsters wete Guard. 20. San Diego St 14-01 t .. no major turmoil during Ute lolaed back and forth to the Even If tbe guardsmen face.l preceding year, and no disturb- cheers ol tbe crowd, manf of danget It was not a danger ances comparable In scope to whom acted as If they were which ~ailed for letbal force . Ute event& olllay had ever oc- watching a game. The at shots by 211 guardsmen FLYERSSIGN BROTIIER8 ''·+' ' !· • curred on Ute campus. Some Lt. Aleuruler D. Stevenson, a certainly cBnDOI be justified. PHILADELPHIA (UP!) ' ~ ~1!10\10!. · ·wmanent The sock that the outdoor student& thought the Cambodian platoon leader of Troop G, de&- Apparently no order to fire The Pltlladelpbla Flyers of the ltl'tss fabtlcs tn • ·host of mon tlkea tor winter. action was an WUJcceptable crlbed the crowd In these was given, and there was in- National Hockey League MootlyiOJ and colors. Como Anklet length. Slzt 10 to 12. Savel contradiction of the announced words: adequate fire control discipline day sl8fled bt'Othent Wayne IIIII policy of gradual withdrawal "At tbe lime of lhe firing, the on Blanket Hill. The Kent Slate Larry Hillman, both defensefrom Vietnam, or tbat Ute ac- Ute crowd was acting like tragedy must surely mark Ute men, and goalie Doug FaveU to lion constituted Invasion of a tills whole thing was a circus. last lime Utat loaded rifles are 1978 contract&. neutral country, or Utatitwould The crowd must have thought issued as a mallet' of COW'se 1o . EA. prolong rather tban tdwrlan Ute tbat Ute Nallonal Guard was guardsmen confronting student \ war. Opposition to Ute war ap- hanness. They were having fun demonstrators. pears lo have been the principal wiUt lbe Guard. The circus was Our entire report attempts 1o CASPER LEADS Actual 2.98 Valutil Issue around which student& In town." define Ute lessons of Kent State NEW YORK (tiPJHIIIly rallied durin~ Ute first two days The acU0111 of some student& lessons Utat tbe Guard, pollee; Casper conllnuea lo lead lbe of May. were violent and criminal and students, faculty, university ad· Professional Golfers Aaocla· Foeuo Of Dlseontent Ut08e of some others were dan· minlstrators government at aU tion Tournament Pla)'eri llivl· Thereafter, Ute presence of ger0118, reckless, llllllrrespon· levels and American people slon money..wllmer Ust u lbe Ute National Guard on campus dible. The lndlscrlmlnale fir. must learn- and begin at once top 10 polntamers IIIII moneY was the focus of dlscootent. The lng of rifles Into a crowd of 1o act upon. We c~ It to winners l'tlnalned unchanged Guard's presence appears to student& and the deatba Utat Utelr attention. tills week. have been the main attraction I '._/ ~· and tbe main Issue for most 'Colar-.s" l student& who came to the May } raiJI. For sluden~ d~v llP' miles. , !• ; .~ , ; , • '.,. '·,, ' -;;' ,...et .... ! I :llllf .....ne .• r,.,,_ ... . .... .. ·•.. m•. .'GMUPOUS . "· -WAftr,t ;1'MERMAL SOCKs HOUSE . FAU .. BLOUSES .WARES ~. ,$1 ' 94 9 SIZE 27i4a Protects ~;~~:m:~11~~ : y::.I:..V : ~~S :. ·.- . . ALove Ring mood. One of many. ~Carved lhe Love Ring people _and- .GOES•• iilllolllll JEWELRY STORE Caa•H• J Pomeruy obey. The May 4 r.U, began u a peaceful usembly on the.C<lll· mona - the traditional site of sludent •wmbDea. Even If lbe Guard had authority til prohibit a peaceful gathetlng - a question which Is at least debatable noon raUy was a aerioua eJTOr. ;s::e:::::::!.::the:cleclal::on~lo~dls:!lll:""'~lte:th:e FASHION'S NEWEST fabrics IT'S nME FOR A SEW-IN •. •, ; •• •, ,• •. • • , •• • " ••• • You won't be when you see the wonderful ~ew ' fall fabric bolts we have right now' A bolt of fabric is 20 yards of magic ... m~lc that Is yours with just a yard or two. Imagine the thi!Ws you can make ... the fun you can !Ill~~~ . , Natural or ma11·made ... see them •aftl't4!'e . ''),,~ (• .·; h OUIDOOit FATIGUE RUGS New ltary .;;~ IIley dlsln!Jted. For other student& tile Guard was an outsldtt on lhl!lr cam·· pus prohibiting aU lbelr rallies, even peaceful onea, ordet1ng them about, a!ld tear gllllng them when they re!uled to INDODfbR CHENILLE. MAT .$. ~..'!! ' ..' ·'-' · were ldDed during Ute same period. "The Importance of the role local lawmen IIIII firemen play In the protection of Uvea and property can hardly be over· alated," Miller said. "It Is my belle! that firm · federal legisLttion 1s needed to make available federal assistance to local law euforcement agencies In the apprehension of In· divlduals for lelonlous attacks assistance In lbeallow lnveatJ&atlon 1be bin would Federal of cuea In wlllch pollee w firemen have been killed. Jurladlctlon determination• would be C<llllp!U'able to those stipulated In tbe Federal Kldnapplna Statuiea wbleh eslablllb Ute pn!81llllptlon tllat lnlet'stat.e conunerce facllltlel have been Uled If tbe penon commllllnl the crime bu not been apprehended wltbln 24 boura In the alate where lbe falolty occurred. "There Is no Intent In tbe bill to circumvent stele or local jurladlctlon,'' Miller aald. · "Local law enforcement of. flctals deaerve federal assistance and greater protection In tbe regulat perfortll8Dil8 of tbelr duties. ThLI leglslatiol} wW provide tbat help when lnteratate flight of fucltlves II Involved," Hiller referred to recent slatllllal to ~ · hll CGII• tenllon IIIII Utla bW II overdue. l:luriJMi •tbe 10 year period, lii0-1,.., thin were 581 law enforcement offlcen killed· in Ute line of duty. In lilt, lbere were 36,2112 uaaulta on j,Ouce offl~· while • poliCemen' addition, Millet, who has onInpollee IIIII firemen;" been a corudltent supporter of anti • crime legislation, was loday Informed !bat hearlnp have been acheduled by a House Judiciary Sub-Committee on 1 blll he co-1ponaored whleh would provide federal benefits 1o lbe llll'vlvors of policemen and firemen ldlleclln Ute line o1 duty. "There are preaently no specific benefit progratD8 to lheae people," MOler aald. "I Utlnk the federal government has a reapjlllltibwly to foster tills legillaUon 11111 provide benefits f91be families ot btavemenwbohaVJglQIItbeJr 11988 In tervlce to olherl." lfelrlnp on MWer'a bW are sclteduled for tbe lint week Ia October. Silnal ~· !' AU. tRAFfic ... ' ' . .....- ,. _.... ....... '1Veed Sehool.Supplia . We'• R' ... ad · '• -~Ia.. ·--~-·--. ... ·;· ... . • .· ,. FJI,tlR PAPER ..;.._ & ·' .. ~ ~!fiT ·PElS - PENCILS u..DRIVE·III our ''"'' • • for -roilr . 81nk In& Conftnl)no• IIIV!DEJS ..; • • ,;. way the old Yankees did In their beyday. There was little celebratioo or champagne Monday wben the Orioles clinched their second straight pennant and Utelr Utlrd ~ .. .' he compared the playoff series wiUt Ute Pirates' showdown series against Ute New York Meta In Ute final week ol Ute season when the Pirates won five oot ol six games. "In tbat one we got all Ute UtUe baseball breaks," Mur· laugh said". The Reds just held us cl08e until Utey got a break and then they took ndvantsge of it." MID'taugh was asked about Patek's attempted steal, which was folowed by two singles and a walk Utat would have given Ute Pirates an early ~ lead instead of 1~ . "Freddie Utought he could make it," MID'Iaugh said. "! would c4llltadventuresome." Patel{ Wd tbat he Utought he had ''fooled" Red pitcher Tony Cloninger and third baseman Tony Perez on Ute play, "but I got started a half second too Pirates stranded 12 runners In the final game and had ahortatop Freddie Patek thrown oot at third trying 1o olealln the flral Jnnin8, which late." MID'Iaugh proteated mildly on coot a run Ute Plrate.s dearly the play but said later he was needed later oo. arguing tbat Ute umpire was ''This (!8111• wu eslremely not In position to make Ute call. tough 1o lose, "MID'taugh said, "It was too important a play "becauae we were In the game to be made on the run," aU Ute way IIIII missed so Mw-tsugh said. "I didn't like many opp<rlunllies ." being 1be failure lo get lbe key hit plagued the Plrate.s right up to Murtaugh cUd not, however, the final out when lint bueman AI OUver grounded weakly lo second baseman winning tun from second bale Tommy Helms with runners on In the eighUt lnnin8 on a alngle lint third. said Tolan. In the last Dve years by clobberino the jittery Minnesota -.., Twinl, &-I. While BOIIle champagne corks popped, 8011le of Ute Orioles were Utlnking more of last year's World Series loss to the New York Meta Utan of the victory over the Twlna behind Jim Pabner's seveooit, 12strikeout performances. "You11see a celebration like Two runs off him were wearned. y ke ke " ou can't rna mlsta s against this club and we jllll didn 't play well," Rigney adnutted. Boog Powell singled In a first Inning run for his slxlh RBI of Ute thr0011ame aeries but Kaat escaped wiUtout furUter da· mage when Andy Etchebarren lined out to end tbe Inning. 1 ·· ·. El :.~h~.1a!.:~: C Hold On Top Spot "Open 9 A.rMo 7 P.M. (Contltluouslyl LAMINATED - FINISHES! Cabinets of C)lality With That Bi& Diff•ence Clemente rf Statgell II Jeter pr Oliver lb Sports Desk by Chet Tannehill Melp football fanll aet their first took 81 Ute Southeastern 5 1 2 0 Ohio League'• neWeet member, Waverly, Friday night. We'D • 0 3 1 0 0 0 0 have to navigate SR 124 tt.'oush Jackaon to Ita junction with fours 0 2 t lane Z3, thence nGI'tb 1o Wavetlf. This route Is suppooed to be u.s. • 0 0 0 better Ut.. going by WilY of Route 35 lo O!ntervUie, lben to Oak 2 0 2 0 Hebn..-Jb 2 0 0 0 Hill, and over to Waverly. Mazerosk 2b Mooseo The ng.... are coached by Mike Shoemaker, an aU.{)hlo high Glbbonp ~ o o o o school linebacker at Paint VaUey, who played at capital Giusti p Totals 35 2 10 2 University. He led hll alma mater loa perfect ~season In 11169 CINCINNATIabrhbl •oodforllllrankintheOhloCiall Aratin••lllll coach of !be year • .,. Rose rf • o 1 o honora In hllleague IIIII district . Tolan d 3 0 t 1 Ills Q..t record to date at Waverly must be bitter Indeed. Guys Perez 3b • 1 I 1 like m....-·'-r do --~•ing about a Ut••• like that. The Granger p 0 o 0 0 ~ BUWCI.ll ..'6 Gullett p 0 o 0 0 Marauders could become hla vlcllml Friday night If they don~ go Benchc 3121an May lb 3 o o o out. Catbo If 3 o o o Fortunately, Marauder coach Charley Chancey Is espect1n1 Helms2b 3 0 0 0 tohavebllclubbacltlnne~~rtoppbyslcalshape. Woodward 3b 3 0 0 0 "We can, leU for aure yet," be aald Monday "'""I, "but It Cloninger p I 0 0 0 '""'' Bravoph 1 o o o toobaatltoQ8bwe'llbelnprettygoodconditionpbyslcaUy." Wilcox p 0 0 0 0 1bls meanJ atarten Mike Grale, Jon Kloea, Roger Abbott, Cllneph 0 I 0 0 Concepclonss o o o o JolmTbomasandllennlalloggswlllbefullornearfulliiO. Totals 21 3 5 3 Waverly hBd an Wldefeated aeason last year with a senior • Pittsburgh 100 010 1100-2 abiddedteam,onlytielng Jackaon 14-141na non~eague No"ember Cincinnati 200 000 Ob:-3 DP _ Cincinnati t. LOB _ contest. Conaequenlly, Shoemaker is building in 1970. The Tigers P1111butgh 12, Cincinnati 3. are Q..t to date but don~ let Utat lull you to sleep. Although ~!h. Hebner 2. HRs - Perez. Wavetly has ICGted only ooeloucbdown,lt came agalnat Adti!IS lp h r er bb so In a losing cause, IU. GalUpoUs got by Waverly 8-0, but lbe Moo.. L 'ngers' fine junior quarterback, 6-2, I~ lb. Tom Varney did not 7 2·3 : ~ 3 2 4 play, having been alllpellded from the squsd three days for Gibbon 0 0 0 0 Giusti 1·3 o o o o 1 dlaclpllnary reaaona. Cloninger S 7 2 2 4 1 Waverly'aoflensive line aver, geal70 lba.,lta offensive backl Wilcox W ood 3 o o 2 s 17f,lta front four on delenae,lll81bl. 1be team overaU has g Granger 2-3 0 0 0 0 speed Gullett 1-3 1 o o o o ' Gibbon pitched lo 1 batter In h11 be a good allow Friday nll!ht. 8th. WP - Cloninger . T - 2:38. '!be Marauders, l·lln Ute league, need Waverly In lbelr 40 538 A• · !l'lsoner stockade bacDy. Sengulllen c H8 NEW YORK (UPI}-'lhfl' National Basketllall AliOdaU.:' will open ita Iiiii 1011011 Oct:[· 13th and as pert ol • llllvet•· Anniversary celebriUon, • ,_}' nel of 10 buketllall areata wiD choooe an aU-lime all..tti''' team, It trU lllliiCIUI1ced ~fa&:'; day by Commllld- ..~ Kennedy. ../; Legendary ba~tbaU ,_,_.: Ned lrlah, Ed Gottlieb, Red"· Auerbach, Fted Zollner, Lli . Harrison, Ben Kerner, Dlmf" Biasone, Fred Scbauo IIIII Bob' ' Feerlck, along with formet' · league publlclst HukaU Cobelr; wW select 25 nom1nee11 rrom· NBA All..star lea!DI ol the put . 24 years. Players wW be plckad- · wiUtout regard to position ant-; all active pllyero are lneJiglble ; for aelection. From the 25 men ; chooen, 10 wW then be plcbd : for Ute official Stiver Anahw· sary team. The announcement of tbe team wW be made Jan. U, 1971, at San Diego, Clllf., !be. site of Utla aeuoo'a All-«ar Game. Woody In Cautious Mood Bill Bucks Strengthen The Drlvt·ln WllldoW lobbed the ball eully lo flrot bueman Lee May fiB' Ute wrapop oot. Anderson already has made his first world aeries declalonUte Reds' otartlng pltcber · Saturday wW be rlghtbander Gary Nolan (I~). PlnSBURGH lbthbt 3 0 0 0 Patek n t 0 0 0 Robert..., ph ; 1 1 0 Alou ct you never saw before In your . Ho tDropB Y life If we win tile World Series," Centerfleldet Jlm Holt called Pete Richert said as he cum- second baseman Danny Thompmented on the lack of cum· soo's off Palmer's Dy In the moUon In Ute Oriole dteaalng second Inning and tben dropped room. "The WIH'Id Series ;8 it and Palmer scored on Don what we want ." Buford's double. Kaat got out of Faua Take Win for Granted Ute second when Powell llled Even the fans seemed 1o take out witb two on bit he was lifted It for granted u Ute Orioles after Brooks &blnoon doubled COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI)became Ute first American and went lo Utlrd 011 Dave Ohio Stale football coach League team 1n 35 years Johnson's single In the third. Woody Hayes knows from (Detroit did 11 In 1934 and 1935) Blylevl!l then came In bit lbe ..perience Utere is more to a besides Ute Yankeeslo win two Twins Wt!!'e blown out of the Big Ten foe from Michigan strall!ht pennants. (!IIIlO when an error by catcher tban Ute non-conference scoreOnly 'tlll08 fans showed up Paul Ratllfllgnlted a UtreH'IIII card tells. and Ute o.;.s who stayed home rally . For tbat reason, Hayes Is didn't miss much as BaJUmore Aflet' a lorceout, Pabner'a cautious about this Saturday's surged to a 5-41 lead after Utree rm-ocoring double and Don encounter between his No. I llllllnge and coasted In be- Buford's sacrifice Dy (which ranked team and Michigan hind Palmer. would have been Ute third out If Stste, whieh has lost its first Miani!IOII Manaa".JliU •Bigo lt WUI ~ for Ratliff's error) '!'o (!lilies. ney decildeol.to startliWW-<>14 •made It~ DIIY two of tbe nve" ' '!lie Spartans dropped tbeir Jim Kaat inatead ollS,..r..k! runs wele earned. Dave opener, f2.16, to Wllhington Bert Blyleven --the youngest Johnson wrapped It up wiUt a and were blanked ~ last player In the majors -because solo homer In the aevenUt. Saturday by Notre Dame . he wanted to go with experience Palmer, who survived Rat· "! was impressed by Mlchiln a game Utat Twins had 1o w1n Uff's liner off hla left Instep In gan State Ute second half to keep aUve. Ute second Inning, stranded five (against Notre Dame)," Hayes Kaat didn't have much stuff. rllllllen In Ute nest three In· said at hla weekly press He allowed folD' runs but he was nlngs and Uten aUowed ooly one luncheoo Monday. "We got Ute also the victim of poor support. hit over tbe laot live. picturea ol their game and Utey played Notre Dame pretty much to a standstill tbat last half . "They were rotl8h and tough ~~:sfla~~~plre Fridays Oilly I around on alngles by Stargell and Ollver. For the Plrate.s, who woo the NL East title In the . year'a ciDaelt divisloo race only to be eliminated now In a sweep, Ute final defeat was "e•tremely tough to lake,'' admitted Manager Danny Murtaugh. They died hard. WIUt two out In tbe nlntb, Clemente alngled to knock oot reliever Wayne Granger, who had replaced Wile... Fireballing young Don Gullett Uten gave up anoUtet alngle to Stargell Utat moved Clemente lo third. But Clemente's potential ty. lng run died 90 feet from home as Gullett got Oliver to ground to second baseman Tommy Hebna. Helms ran toward first to make sure he wouldn 't nub this all-important Utrow, and By FRED McMANE i3:AN"c~' fJMP}~~~~ eo\~~ tematlooal Board ol Coaches ratings, have gained additional lqlpol'l tills week and have opened up a subatantlal lead over the second-ranked Looghoms. Ohio State, which routed Duke, 34-10, last Saturday for Its aecond atr algbt victory, received 18 lint place votes from lbe 3knember coaches' hoard Utla week lo only nine for Texas IIIII u a tesult the ........ 35polnts ahead In _,eaare tbe ratlnp. I'UIJita are awarded on a 1~7A' 13 2-1'•-'• fDr "'V"''I uraaLD wtea !run lint tllroogb 10111 Rouge, State of Louisiana has place . State appllclblt to It and Is authorized during the current Drst UPJSporiiWrlter NEW YORK (UPI)--Ohlo State has solidified Ita pooltlon as Ute nation's No. I collegiate football team. The Buckeyes of Coach Woody Hayes, wbo a week ago were being pressured strongly by Teua for the No. I berth In tbe weekly United Preaa In· state of Ohio. DeporTment of tnsurance, Cutnlcate of compliance The un . denlgned, Superlnllnd"'t Of tnsuranto ot the State of Ohio, hereb~ certifies that UNITED tomptlld with lht laws of this Tens which received 17 )a vot last week P ce ea 'WU v••t to tranqct In thlo sttle Its narrow~ upttet by UCLA 8 on t~poDroprlete butlnen of In· 91.......... 'lbe r _...__need sunnco. 111 Flnontlll condition --... .......,..._ • It shown bv Its onnuot eel a touchdown In the final~ 1t11tement to !'lave been as -.~.. to ··' -11 totiOWI on Oecomblr 31, 1969' leCOo.,. ....vage Admlttldasllts, 119,359,716.72; ~pb mt~t~~ He_-_,,. ~-.c '• Tile . ·_ Ul.ftll . :.•. u- COIQ'LE'I'Il;ll COIJR8B Rl.lTLAND - Annp David j,J. YOIIIIS, It, 1011 and ¥1'1· R!J!ua W. YOi!illlii:J; DepOt $t.. Rjatland, bu pleted • ·, • " l2-week Cienlet' ir. By GENE CADDFJI CINCINNATI (UP!) - Danny Mw-taugh was concerned about hll pitching going Into Ute National League playoffs against the Cincinnati Rods. But It wasn't lbe pitching which let the Plratea down-It was the Buca' potent batting attack, which stranded 29 runner• In Utree (!lilies. "We had real good pitching In tills aeries," Mw-laugh said aflet' the Rods banded Ute Plrate.s Utelr third straight lou Monday, 3-2, In Ute belt.of.flve aeries. "Any tbne we hold a team to Utree runs we usuolly win It," MID'taugh said. ''This was as good pitching as- we had aU ! tl ..• ~. · W~INGTON, D. C. atlng e need to provldt "tbe most complete legal aafeguardl for the protec,tion of tbelr Uvea,'.' loth District Representative Clarence E. Miller today co..ponsored legislation making It a federal offense to ldll w conspire to kill a locAl law enforcement officer or fireman engaged In the performance of his official dutlel. the nlnlh Inning. But Anderson, ohootlng for the pennant, decided 1o shoot tbe works. He yanked Wilcox for plnchhltter Ty Cline-who drew a walk. And Cline came around lo score the Rods' biggest run ol Ute year, Ute one UtaI won lhf pennant, on IIICCOIIIve twMUI singles by Pete Roae and Bobby Tolan . The Plrate.s had jumped off lo a I~ lead In the flrat Inning. 1be Reds struck back bn· mediately wltb almost Identical 3110-foot borne runs back·to-back by Tony Perez and Johnny Bench- Ute lllh tbne tills year Ute Big Red Machine has put homers back to back. Ptrate.s Tie Score The Pirates tied the score for Ute laat time In Ute flfUt when Matty Alou singled and rode Pirate Sluggers Leave 29 On Base $ :liP the By VITO STELLINO UPISportl Writer BAL1'1MORE (UP!) - The Baltimore Orioles are starting lo take Ute American League pemant for granted Ute aame PLAsTIC WOMEN'S Orioles starting here Saturday by whipping Ute Pirates, 3-2, lo complete a Utr~e sweep of the belt.of.flve aeries. Anderson, who ma1111ged In the minor leagues for five years before being tapped for the Rods ' job, caUed on Wilcox lo relleve In the sixth Inning with the score tied at 2-2. WReo• Slrlkel Out Five WUc"" struck out five hatters In Utrec Innings and aUowed only two hits, and was the evenlual winning pitcher. But Ute score still was tied at 2-2 when Wile.. was due to bat wiUt two out and the bales empty In Ute last half of Ute eighth Inning. Most managers In tllat situation will stay wltb a pitcher who Is hot, let him bat, and hope to win lhe game In the Birds Repeat In AL 'PLENTY OF FREE PAIIeKINGII ·OPEN EVERY NIGHT &fNTIL 9 P.M. Hi:l By JOHN G. GRIFFIN . CINCINNATI (UPI~ky Anderooo, a guy who merely won Ute pennant In bll roolcle aeaooo as a big league manager, wa1 being loasted today by Clnclnnatl'a National l,.eague champions for two key moves In Ute game !bat crushed the Pittsburgh Plrate.s. The first was the moment when he turned to a »-year old last-minute substitute !Wiled Milt Wile.. as hla reH.t pitcher. And Ute second oddly, was when he took Wilcox out-for a plnchltltter. The net result of bolh moves was tllat Ute "Big Red Machine," which won the NL's Western Divlsioo by 1410 games, qualified for lhe World Series against the Baltimore • ID r·- qn11111oo. 111.614.071.32; Net 'li1le ';:.. ...._. h g &, 'lo the "'"'"' $1,675,638.40; capUol, No' - ....~ •- ,., .....; but U.517.020.0~' Suroluo. · 2 apo1 111 111era--, u.o71,611.• , lncomo. they are now under heavy 15,9f9,713.42: ~•oenaltutu, for,._ """'lion from a•,757,B$.19. lftllllt'e ...t,_ IN WITNESS WHEREOF, t • ~ove horounto oublcrlbod mv Notre Dame. 1belrlsb blanked no110o ond uUIId mv 1011 to bo Mlcblpn State, :lf-0, lo nm oHIKid ot Colurwbuo, Ohio, thlo lhalr record 1o a.o IIIII four dov ond aott. Jutv 1, 1970. Ftld .....t fit to them .... top ,&. Smlt.h. Sup•rlnlondonl ol 10_. name ""' fnoutonct of Ohto. team In lite cowley. Notre and sUD have Utat rugged-type personnel,'' he added. Hayes, reviewing tbe Buckeyes' 34-10 win last Satur· day over Duke, said hla leu~ was "bwnped up more" by Ute Blue Devils tban Utey had been Ute previous week by Texas A&M . Larry ZelL1a, wingback, suf· gave two decala each lo Leo Hayden, John Brockinglon and ReJ: Kern, while Tom Campana and Ron Maciejowski picked up ooe each. Ralph Holloway was tabbed top defensive lirMiman for hla M per cent perforniance, and Jim Stlllwagoo and Stan White shared ootalandlng lineman booora. Other defensive players recelvln& awardl were Uasenobrl aJiil HUry Haward, 'l'wo each; and Jack Tatum, ~ Luttner, Mike Sensibaugh and Mark I WJ, i:i Debevc, one each. fered a pulled hamstring while catching a touchdown pallll and wlll be out lor about two weeks. Ha~ sa!d defensive la!:kle Gtilrge Ha'"nolrl complained of a sore leg, but ahould be back In driUs by Ute middle of the week. Hayes put the team through rHE Ugbt driUs Monday and noted. "We're making it a habit to SO GOOD THAT ... PICK a local independent taper off early In the week." insurance agent- he Is not a Saturday's (!IIIlO will be the 'captive' agent for one InBucks' first away from horne suring company - rather, he this season. can choose the correct policy Hayes announced Ute wirmers tor you from among several companies ; and he will serve of performance awards for tbe YOU In collec11ng your Odke game, Buckeye leaf claims. docals which are pasted on the player's helmet. Hayea rate.s ... it's his players on a percentage America's lar1est sellinc basla by viewing lllma. cicar! Zellna,for 1M second straight week, was named top offensive back for an 82 per cent GO AGENCY I INC. . performance. T<m DeLeone turned In an 83 per cent Bosr Buy in f'loasura 220 N. 2nd MIDDLEPORT" perlonnance and was 1111med _..::.=====:.:....~ top offensive lineman. Hayea Great Imperial Dame, wiUt :m point&, traUs Texas by just 14 point& In the ratinga. Southern California also beltered Ita point standing, even though the Trojan• remain llxed In Ute No. I spot. The Trojana got Utree firlliJI.ace votes aftet routing Oregon Stato,6-13,andbave246pofnll, KINO EDWARD: 30more th.. they had a week . .- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - . ago. There were two major ,..eta last Saturday among lbe top 10 lea!DI ..d tllal hal callled a re.t..m._ of tills weelt:'a list. IIIIU&nw• Stanford,No.hweekqo,- t bJ Pufdue :tll-14 and bu ......_ dr---' m'tbe _.,••,. •· ..-::~~~ --~ LOOKING FOR lHE BEST VAWE IN Auto Tape Player? ·~ w ........,a .....•erof.___,..,. •••""• w""' ..,.. - - ~~- baa moved .., tbNe ~· to lbe No • slat · ' · Mlelltaan, Auburn an.d ~ nlltlld out the top 10 · •.' . ..' ·'' '< .• ~ •' '' ' l' "TNI STEREO"'" Full rich sttreo sound . Compact ca... welnut oreln t•c• . Fully ' automatic switching . Track llghtlno system . Flnt tuning to avoid SAVE '10.00 NOW cross-talk. Motor on-off swncr.. Burgler alerm . I W1tts. Full 1 year warrlftty . ' " ' ' '·: lHIS . .. .•' t l!lo. 12, and Ollwaci>, No. 7lasl week, loll to ltansu Stlte, 21lD, and bu fa11e1t to No. 18. Taldna tbl lnclau' potitim 111. lite f1f1b __, 1s Nebraska, ...,.,. wblc:luiefealed Mlnne.lob 35-10 111e CllmhiiUera got one first. place Vole . .d bave IIIOved up 0110 p1a 1run 1as1 week ce · Mlulaelppl, which routed Alabama 11141, bU cllmbed ' two placelto l!lo. 6 and Air THE DAlLY soinNn ;.'$ ,' Downing SltREO REGULAR 6.99 SftRIO l ] . I �.. .,.•• ' ' ·-'l'la Dally Senllnti,Mklcbport.Pamorvy. 0., Oct. I, !9'10 reading. Gln&er Culluma played I plano n1BIIber, Mr...d Mrs. Olarlel Woodo aang, and doing uSweet is the Dly ," uWbat a Day That Will Be," and 4 'Amadn& Grace" "'" Arm Lambert, Mary Grover, and Paul MCElroy. Allo on the program 1 reading "ltllll'l 'lbe Oaun:b, II Is you" by Helaa Slrarll; "How Oreal Tholl A11" by the a-. trio; "Until You Know I Am IIIII Love" by MID llaleltm; "Up Calvury Way" by Ralph Carl; ''118dll Not Been,"a vocal clot~ by Marie Domlpn end Ana Lambert; "That Charming YoiDIII Widow I mel on lbe Train," by Clara Paulaen; "Until llle Day" by !llanln Johnston and Qlarlalte Lambert. '!be program c:oncluded 111111 "God Be With You 'Til We Meet A&«<n" and Ill• benediction by Roy llumlcan. &Pi ! •lad at the homecoming were the churcheo of Alfred, Zion, BradburY, Athens, Bradford, Ollumbus, CarleiCII, Qoange, Middleport, Air Une, Mount Herman, Wooster, Pomeroy Olester, and Barewallow. I HOSPITAL NEWS I Holler Medical Cenlar, First Ave. and Cedar St. General visiting houra z.4 and 7~ p.m. Maternity vlallq hours 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Parents only on Pediatrics Ward. Social Calendar 'n.JESDAY MEIGS TEMPLE, Pylhlan 9slera, 7:30 Tuesday night at lhe h'lll. Cbltlar to be draped for Mn. Bertie Walta. POMEROY Chapter 11~ o.E.S., 7:45 p.m. Tuesday; annual reporll, election of of. . ~ . ' '~ 'j . "I . -. ~annlyeralrJ.of lbo ~ural Mil. Jlerlha ~ker with Mn. pWow cues lp lbo l'llmei'O)' .wu decided to give ll*.n to 1111 club, memben who weructi-1; .Cliff Be'- lleolth Qub IVblch Jud,y .&p,ncer .belli« weJcomed ~geney SqUad. 'l'heie Items IICJuad. .·• Ill !bat.ctnl~h. 'J?IiY .~ '1181 ~ ilm01t ~ )'8111'1 In!<! the rDembershlp of the club. haw bee" a part of the hoipllal Asilent auction was held with . 1'lleollosla n.tllft, Mn. ~.;: agil wu r' rved Thundlly Durlnl the mee~ It was loan center maintained by the f,l6 being ta~ ''"' the lund to Cole~, Mn. Ruth Drahpoie1 Mn nilbt with a poiluck ~r 11 decided to donala llheeta and club but due to lnfroquent use, ll lie used f'f the purchase of 1 Betty Diehl, Mn. Gladya S!D4 111o ~of Mn. ailrlell ~ Plw.1... ~ ~ Lilurel CUH and MN. Bettlla ouvw._ ::: Roao arran£ementi M ' . .:......... R ,. S .-ree Methodlal Chlltch. Sunahlno alalfrt. werl deenlldtbeJWrhGelortl!e fS. 11;!1~1 ecoverJflg Urgery Proeeodo. ftol!i the at~c.tion ·revealed with a llfL ~fl" oblervaaco. Readings wore · alcmg wltli a donation from Mn. Francea lle'"'tacn wu ~Je( '*"'· TAL MURPIIREE Evangelade to Open Oct, 11 . Tal Mll'jlbree, en .Al•l!ama evangelist, wiD conduct an "evangelade at the Asbury Metlwdlsl Olurcb, at 7:30p.m. nlghUy Oct. 11·16 under llpllll· sonllip of the United Melho<llt Churches of the Syracuse COOllllunlty. Cooference evangelist for the North Alabama Conference of the Unllld Melhodllt !hurdl, Murphee travels lbou.unds of miles each Y- conducting church and area-wide evqelades. He has -ad with over '.5 different denominations and has been In a number of foreljpl COUlltries In the Interest of evangellmt and missions. In eddiUm to his evangellslfrlc meetings, Mur· phree Is a equent upealrer at high school assembUes, civic clubs, ~amps, youth raiUell and on radio and televlslm. He Is the auth... of "Adventure Not ., , d "Giant f "-h•~ mono., an o "''""-, Jllrtlb Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Carman, Sr., GalllpoUo, a dausbter; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Moss, Rt. I, Gallipolis, a 1111; and Mr. and . Mn.FrankA. Oemeano, Rt. 2, fleers. Galllpo1ls, a son. MEIGS ATHLETIC BoosterS, Dllcbargea 7,30 p.m. Tuesday at Meigs Billy J. Ashworth, Mrs. High School. Film of the Edward E. Borden and Infant Jackson game to be shown. dousblar, Mrs. James D. MEIGS COUNTY Javcee '. Clldwell and Infant dauabter, 7 30 Mn. Opalll'rendl, Edward J. Wives, ' Tuesday evemng, home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Frey, Grqory T. Holfman, Jr., Poullns. Mrs. Dllnald Dean LeGrand and WEDNESDAY Trail. Infant daughlar, Mrs. June T. IJTERARY CLUB 2 In cooperatloo with the Tel McCarty, Mn. JllneB 0. MWer Wednesday, home 'of ~:.:: Murphree Evangelist Alan., and Infant son, Mn. Alfred C. James Tilua. Mrs. Dwight Inc., Forest Run, Minersville, Mrllick and Infant son, Mre. Wallace to review "Great Uon Syracuse and Asbury Clnrcbes llllen L. Pfanculf, &eWe M. of God," members to respond to have been Involved fiW sev...al Ruuell, Mrs. Wayne I. roll call with a favorlla Bible weeks In] dpreparallondinlor theto Shoemaker, Mn. Olarlell H. character evange a e, aceor g &Dill! and llllant 1M, William I. POMEROY LODGE 164 ' Cllsrlesllamlllon. The public Is lnvllad. Swell, Mra. Kenneth Swlllber, F&:AM, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., 0. Jmme Ta:rlor, Mrs. James regular meeting. Master VACATION AT LAKE B. While, William Ball and Mro. Muons lnvllad. Lola Mourning. THUBSDA Y Mr. and Mrs. Richard Owen BRADBURY PTA Th Ida and children, Dicky and Jlldy, . • ur Y Middleport, spent the weekend 1\..1-t. mght7:30 p.m. at the Bradbury at Conneaut Lake, Po. They ~ ~ ~~ I Scbool. , were joined there by Mr. and ~TUO~ WOMEN:S .Club, "Mia. JSDIH Owen aild failllly of I 8aa'ed Heart Parish, '111unday ~ BJUII&'a~ lllteruUOaal Bp.m. preceded by MaasatJ:40 Colwnbuo. ., :, __ ~Today Is Tuesday, Oct. 6, t.he pm. 279th day of 1970. FRIDAY The job of the newspaper is to The moon Is between Its new RETURN JONATHAN Melp comfort the affllcled and afflict phase and first QUII'Iar. Chapter, Daughtero of The the comlotiable. _F. P. Dunne The mwnlng stan are American Revolution, 2 p.m. (Mr. Dooley). Mercury, Mars and Solum. Friday at the home of Mrs. Dor , - - - - - - - - The evenln& olars are Venus Schaefer· Program on antique UIUE and Jupiter. glass by Mra. Dwight MUhoan. nn1 'lbCIIe bwn on Ibis dala are under lhe algn of Ubra. 0n 11111 day 1n history, In liN Anlloch College VISIT IN MIDDLEPORT RadiO' opened Its dowo In Yellow Mrs. Owen Cantrell, Mrs. Sjlrlnp, Oblo, becoming the Ethel CantreD, and Mrs. Allee Onl noo....,tarilll acbool to Winegar, Galllpolls, were Wid .. 1:45 om. grant equal opporlunillea to Sunday visitors In Middleport of bolb men and women. Mn, Eva HarUey and Mrs. WMPo-1390 o Ill 1821 aporia writer Grant- James Faulkner. On your dial land Rice wu at lbo mlcroluy 1t your pricepbGne as lbo World Series wu Chairs - Tllll•• Limps - Mirrors broadcut for lhe first lime. REMAINS PATIENT Clothes Hempen In 11104 Italy • Yugoolavll, the Mrs. Robert Haley of Mid· Will Plequtl United Stalas and Britain . MaltreiiU - RUtS alcned 1 pact llltling the dleport remams a paUenl at the - Clrd Tlbles pil'lltion of Trlelte. Ho~ Medical Center, room Step Stools- Rldios In lllllllwu revealed House 267 • In Gallipolis. Her mother, - Tape ReeorcJirsSpeaker Sam Rayburn had Mrs. Hazel Board, is C1lring for PIIIows Lawn _,_, the llaley children during their Furnirure Boo• fr Shelf - 1 oy Chests • 110 ,.,.cb he died. mother'8 h01pllallzali 011 -Desks- These are A lboaghl fw today: British • 1 tew of the Items we Novelli! George Meredllh ..aid, Afree press Is the unsleeplng h n sold en tht "Wbo rises from pnyer a guardian of every other rl&hl Rldlo Auctlen. Redlo Auction. better man, hll prayer 11 Uaat lreelnen prize; It Is the BAKER FURNITURE aJWWered.'' moat dangeroua foe of tyranny. Middleport, 0. - Winston ClrurchW. .Aimaftae . · . ·~ laurel 6fiff Health Club Annjversary :Observed 125 at Homecoming ............. Kely 1J1 plirUII lllandedlhtbomomml'W lithe "'mJnc' Grove C2nlrdl !U!dey. Abubtdiruw _ _..ad II: In the dlla'dl10d81 room. 'lbe procram lealll'lll alnglnc by lbe CD~Cf08aiiCII, pra,.. by MIR Huellon, a weloome by ~ Slcclloo, and .two JOnP, ••(D 'l1mes Uke Tbeae,'' and '"lbe Lord Is My lllepberd," by the dnan:b choir. Several IIOieellonl illdudlng ''Too Near Home" and ''If I Can Help Somebody" were ~lid by Mellany Dorm, Ooclle McCoy, and Joy Kautz. MID llalellm, Sldp DuniJP'II, ..d Vomon Ruaseli aang, ·~ Feel Uke Travellni Home," and Mn. <leva CotterW pve a < -... YOU HEARD? Balra's · "f rom sJven by Mra. NeWt 'l'rllcy and Mta. ~beti ll'el)ton, tho . · btDer ~ Plenlll, of Smith· · . Born 1111~, II r~overlns fro!ll Daughter IS · 111rP17 11 the Wheel In& Mr. and Mrl. Rldlinl EbiJD llolpltel II, Wbeellna, W. Va. of ""'·-•·- . Mn. hlltGII II a 1wmer ""'"""""' are .IIIIIIIIIICinl the Nllldent of POrmroy 111111 a lllrlll of their. flnt cblld, • craduale of Pomeroy Hllb dluablar, born Sept. 28 at MI. jlcbool. 1111r Jllftllll, Mr. and Carmel 'lbe baby, Md. L. E. PlaraaU have named StepbaDie Lynn, ntumed to lbelr home In Point welShed siz pounda three PleMiftt after being w1111 her OIIIICOI. dluatilar In Wbeellna· Mallmal gr...,..ta .an Vlllton at the hoepltal Mrs. Janot DIFriiebla of Neir Caslle, Pa. and Harry c. Sur· Birthday Observed face, Middleport. Mr. and Mn. ~ Eblin of a...m1re are A pwty was held recently .the paternal grandparenll. honwlng Crystal Dawn Manley Mra. Beatrlc:e Day of Pllrll, oo her ftrsl birthday at the <lllo, and Mra. Grace lleluboul, home of ber parenta, Mr. and Columbua, are areal· Mrs. Robert Manley, Mid· gran«boohers. cBeport. Guesta were Mr. and Mn. O'DaD MenJey and son, Steven, H,vt&rd, W.Va.; Mr. and Mn. RUMMAGE SALE SET Wendell Eblin and 11011, Ray, A rummage se1e will be held Pomeroy, and the honored Friday and Selurday at the guilt's great-grandmother, First United Preobyteri:an Mra.NeWeEblln,Pomeroy.lce a.urch aoclll room by the crealli and cake were served. women of the church. Jleoldenta with llama to contribula to lbo VISIT DAUGili'EII se1e may lalephone 992-3856 or Mr. and MN. Wealey Yowtg 11112-2497 ''"' pickup oervlce. On and son, David, Rutland, spent Friday the se1e wiU be held several days at Palm Beach, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and on Fla. wlllllbolr daughter, Nancy Selurday it w1U be held from I Young, who Is employed there a.m. until noon. with the C. and P. Telephone Co. David left Selurday for Ger. many where he Is stationed will! the u.s. Anny. LODGE TO MEET Che!lar Loci!!• 321, DaUCblars ofAmerlca,wlllmeeltonllhli•t DINNER TONIGHT hall Prac"7:30 p.m. a t ••· w"' · ""' Apotluck dinner al6:30 p.m. wiU be beld fiW balloting and tonilhtwlllopen the dedication receiving national and stala of the new Twin City Shrine officers. Asilent auction wiU be clubhouse at the Shrine Park 1n conducted by the home and Racine. There will be 1 orphans committee. Members procram and entertainment are reminded to take arUclea FamWes allanding are to bring for the clolbos cloool clearance a covered dish and their own aale. table Rrvlce. *un~ay were Mn. Qlarl(a 'ITicy COOlj)]elad lbo amount treuurer and tllanlc you' cardS Yeigor, Mn. JoiOplj Llab 111d needed. The pew Ia were read troin Lola ThCII!lali da~ter, Llu, of Maaon, In llleii)OI'1 of and Mn. Pllul Elchlngw. · f!ll«i of Mn.ll'enioh, and Mra. Boney MltdleD of POIJI!IfOJ. . DANCING a...u1a1. aasses D..- ..-.of .,.... SaluwlOct. 10 '~lr :.~: :rtr~~b,gforMr~ .uabler. )'e.. old dauablar, Sbelley. ITAP-BI! a I n-ACIIOBAnC - William Burton and IJIII, Oll1BIIbua. A cake eerved 1o11ow1aC the dinnw- baked by Mn, Chapman and deal'alad by the co,.,Je'• s~z. Ill · Mrs. Ellen Couch and Mrs. studenta and put leiJiperance president of the Pomeroy Union Cook took the ofl~rlntl- A repol't JlOfilerlln dlaplay wlndoirJ. 'lbe gave devoliona using acrlpture on acUvlllea of the Pomei'O)' group also supported tem- fri)Oll Jobil •• Her lhenie ..... W.C.T.U. was glven by Mrs. perance and other legislation "Ug~t fur the WIW!d's Agony" Couch. She nolad Uaaltho union and contrlbulad $31to the 1'\!poi and she emphaslt.ed the need to '!be pennlsalve environment McKinley, Middleport, Mrs. Arnold Richard the commlllao with her were has 32 members, threo "rock of program for VIetnam ser· pray, medltale, and read God'.s word and then yield to the IUITOunding todey's youth and &ecretary; and Mrs. ,Ada presented the nominating Mrs. Caryl Cook and Mrs. Iva ages," plaoed a book in the vlcemen. ]eldership of the IJoly Spirit. Its qontributlon to drug abuse Warner. Pomeroy, treasurer. commltlao lfpol't. Serving on Turner. library, dtatribulad lllarature to Mra. AU en Ham pion, and alcohollmt wu the topic cllsculsed at the annual moe~ of the Melp County Wmnen'a ChrljltUrn Temperance Unton. Tom KeUy, occupaUonal work e1perlence coordinator at Mel8a lllgh ,SChool, was gueot apeabr fiW the mee~ held at the Pomeroy Flrs~ Baptist Church SUnday aflamoon. FIW oeveral years, Kelly baa Saturday Only! been atUvely Involved In "AA" WIWk and more recently bel!"n a RIQI-lOAf procram aimed at cornba~ the drug problem. "'!be Society We Live In What Are We Going to Do About ll!"wuKeUy's topic, He spoke rJf. the llmltaUons of one person and of the atrenglll of unity In the Dshleglilnst the social evlll of alCohol and drup. In aome countries, Kell)' aald, alcohol Is a way of U!e, ataltollca showing Uaat about ao per cent of single tar accidenta are caused by drinkers. KeUy said !bat drugs are not ~Jig. on~ compatible to achieving goslo and alms In U!e. He attrlbulad the reaenlful and negative atllludes of many youth to lhe permiulve environment. We Accilpt Federal fo'ood StlU11p& '!be speeker also commenlad · PHO"E: 992·3480 ~ lbo population nploslon, tho Mill and Second Sts. "We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities" plight of tho ..,.,.. citizen In Melga County, where no medium for participation Is available, and the need for youlll cenlars, 'lbe need to develop resources, ·I ll become Involved and concerned, was IIIJIIe&lld by Kelly as a alap toward cornbaUng the problemo of both YOUDI and old. Kelly Introduced Mary Lou King of Meigs lllgh School and Dabble Wood of Eastern 111gb Scbool who attended the Wittenberg Unlvel'llty lnstituts on Ale~ In August sponsored by lhe Oblo Deparlmerrl of Permissive Times Discussed In I AU. MEAT JUDY FRASER FRANKIE$ - - - - -. . .- - - - - - - 12 ounce SUPERIOR'S SALES FOR THE HOME Complolo ,..........._ lb. $J99 DINETTE SEJS "9.95 I(High . or Low L!•!k_<:!!_~-· --~- :.: ::::~ 1r--C-O-N~EN-IENT I I LAYAWAY PLAN L!l~~~_!'.!_NAN~_IN_G__ SUPERIOR'S J>urP- of the lnslitula, KeUy -,.•• •••• •••• •• confuse me with the facts ht!at?': 0 You think electric heat is a great way to heat a house. Right? But, you won't even think about it for your house because of the cost 7 Think again. This time, with a factual cost estimate that can prove how inexpensive electric heat can be. In ~ house. You have everything to gain and nothing to lose but the time for a phone call. Ask us or your Reddy Kilowatt Recommended Dealer for a free estimate. It's a real eye-opener. ,d. •• l • '/ •• ..... :· ... l-o !-ll .,\ •• ' · ~··· '" . •• 1 •• . ·~ •••••• •••••• •• •• •• •• •• •• •••••• •••• •• •• -.•• Auction SUPER.MARKET-Open DaUy 9 to 10-Sun. Little Pig Com• SAUSAGE 590 GEM POP -•..-· • •• •• ••• ...••... • ••• • • ...: • : • Wood attended under a acbollrshlp provided by llle Middleport Women's Tem. perahce Union. Alao allanding Ibis )'ell' were Kathy Smith of Eutem, who received a Stala Department of Heolth llpoll!. acbolanhlp; of Melp Bennatt Lec!on. JIHy Cake Mlx...............~1•• 10' My-T-Fine Pudding...... ~~. 10' GUNNOE'S Wt1H.E HOG CHOPPED SAUSAGE HAM l\!11'1" . A"~ I~ .Q.• ~~.~t. ,Y;J!t~~~~~-· .-.~.w.~·~.·······;at~ ,Pr lde c·· rae .. k ., ers............... ;... 2t• Skimmed Milk.!~~~...... 8 :S •1 J.jb - , Offlceneleelldr.._the 11171).71 yw were Mn. Belly Cline, Middleport, prealdenl; Mrs. Beulah Whlla, Middleport, vice president; Mrs. Lena Mrs. Reibel Is Honored .nraary 'lbe birlbday of Mra. Loula Reibol Wu olreerved Friday neniJ\8 at a potluck dlnnor of the Happy Harvesters a... of Trinll1 Church. Mrl. Rolbol, the Sunday lldlool leadler. - 111 esenled wllll • . lilt, ..~ llooll of u-iel". from the. clau 1'!8!11Mn. '!be devuticm ..d program for the eveniJ\8 centered nllld the American lndllll- Mrs. Ethel Wllllamlon far devollonl read ltrlplla'e fraiiiSL John and 1 -~ entllled '"!be Secftl of the Mlllloury Doctor". Her lhqualal wu: "Judie no man 111UI You walll ill hll mocaulna for two monlha"' Underatalldlnc othe.re waa . . . . In Mrs. WW!ImIOp'llitlde, "I Am Looklni for ' a Key IIi tliJiqdr Me " and a THURSDAY Tetley Tea Bags.......~.~.~~. 59' Hydrox Cookies.......~~-~~-~- 69' Ronco Macaroni........ 2 ~ 49• Ivory Liquid .................!!.~.~ 79• REG. 69' each C Tek Tooth Brushes ........on~39 Mall Pouch .. ~~~ .......~.~~ 22.9 WHOLE FRYERS lb. BEEF ROAST OR PORK ROAST 32 OZ. CAN 2.59 Prqwto lbe Grel\1 8prlt" by ~:.launJrtab, dlllr of lbe the Flldl . ' \:, I I ' • CAPE AIIN BRAND IIi. SCOT LAD SCOT LAD 49•,. S.rsagePizza ICE MILK '· 49' 59':. ' . PRODUCE BUY! ALL PURPOSE Powell ', l. A free press can o! course be cood ,.. bad, but 1110111 certainly wlll•out freedom II will never be IIIJihlng but bad ... Freedom II ;IIOihlng else but a chance to be ,,~. whereas enslaveii'Onlll I Certainly of the l'll'SO. ',. Mje;l CamUII ;.. .......~~· ... \• '! ' df·IIAiute 2, all of Pomeroy, has reported fiW duty at Marine Corpe Air Station, JacklonvWe, N.C. . • h •• .• • . Pomeroy, and huaband of tho 29 4 PERCH FRESH · and ;l iM ' GROUND 8 E,l II!r .''''·. '·1'1 . ' !Gc:uwr Mils Erneallne FACIAL OUR ' REPORTS FOR DUTY Mlrlne Pic. David F. CampbeD, son of Mr. and Mrs. David D. CampbeU of 106 Brlek St., PUFFS TISSUES box JIIHIIII, ·'Not ~ .. Oalllfllultllllll iDdlan tl!eme, Mrl. Bill N1111:111nt nad ''11!1 a crtn. 1.99 LUNCHEON MEAT laid, Was to lnfwm young peopla dn the dangers of alcohol and drugs and have them bring tile intwmalion back to their reopocUve high achooll. Mlao pak 6 ,....._ARMOUR STAR PURE PORK SPICED 3 lb. can Heallb. r---------~=-==~----~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ eleCt~ic 59' THROW AWAY BOT1l£S I New Dutchuo • 1 Pe. I Organ musi~ was provided bf Mrs. lllllrert Kuhn a4o IIBDII·a solo. ' Refreshments ol -punch, cookies, toffee and le!l ,..... oerved by Un, Cook, Mnl. Couch, Mrs. T. T. llhellon, and Mra. ~tm. 49' POLISH SAUSAGE BEDROOM SUitES ~ THAT: SPFAK KJ!t TNFMSFIIIIS -AD . 6 for 1.00 D.A.V: Buildin£ Buttemu~ Pom11UJ , Plem Phone 992·- To RJL Chapman on his bitibday. Olberl then....., Mr. and Mn. 1- '!be Dlilly Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Oct. I, 1970 ·BOILED HAM MID POM SCIIOOL OF D . R•NCING . VISIT RELATIVES Mr.aJIIIMrs,Kennetb~n of Racine were In Columbua over .the weekend visiting relltivta. &andly IIley .... Mr. and Mrl. Floyd Qaapman and dlughlars, . . ~~···· ' -·,;. .• ..;,t. ·. .... ' • .,~·.: .~ ·~ �.. .,.•• ' ' ·-'l'la Dally Senllnti,Mklcbport.Pamorvy. 0., Oct. I, !9'10 reading. Gln&er Culluma played I plano n1BIIber, Mr...d Mrs. Olarlel Woodo aang, and doing uSweet is the Dly ," uWbat a Day That Will Be," and 4 'Amadn& Grace" "'" Arm Lambert, Mary Grover, and Paul MCElroy. Allo on the program 1 reading "ltllll'l 'lbe Oaun:b, II Is you" by Helaa Slrarll; "How Oreal Tholl A11" by the a-. trio; "Until You Know I Am IIIII Love" by MID llaleltm; "Up Calvury Way" by Ralph Carl; ''118dll Not Been,"a vocal clot~ by Marie Domlpn end Ana Lambert; "That Charming YoiDIII Widow I mel on lbe Train," by Clara Paulaen; "Until llle Day" by !llanln Johnston and Qlarlalte Lambert. '!be program c:oncluded 111111 "God Be With You 'Til We Meet A&«<n" and Ill• benediction by Roy llumlcan. &Pi ! •lad at the homecoming were the churcheo of Alfred, Zion, BradburY, Athens, Bradford, Ollumbus, CarleiCII, Qoange, Middleport, Air Une, Mount Herman, Wooster, Pomeroy Olester, and Barewallow. I HOSPITAL NEWS I Holler Medical Cenlar, First Ave. and Cedar St. General visiting houra z.4 and 7~ p.m. Maternity vlallq hours 2:30 to 4:30 p.m. Parents only on Pediatrics Ward. Social Calendar 'n.JESDAY MEIGS TEMPLE, Pylhlan 9slera, 7:30 Tuesday night at lhe h'lll. Cbltlar to be draped for Mn. Bertie Walta. POMEROY Chapter 11~ o.E.S., 7:45 p.m. Tuesday; annual reporll, election of of. . ~ . ' '~ 'j . "I . -. ~annlyeralrJ.of lbo ~ural Mil. Jlerlha ~ker with Mn. pWow cues lp lbo l'llmei'O)' .wu decided to give ll*.n to 1111 club, memben who weructi-1; .Cliff Be'- lleolth Qub IVblch Jud,y .&p,ncer .belli« weJcomed ~geney SqUad. 'l'heie Items IICJuad. .·• Ill !bat.ctnl~h. 'J?IiY .~ '1181 ~ ilm01t ~ )'8111'1 In!<! the rDembershlp of the club. haw bee" a part of the hoipllal Asilent auction was held with . 1'lleollosla n.tllft, Mn. ~.;: agil wu r' rved Thundlly Durlnl the mee~ It was loan center maintained by the f,l6 being ta~ ''"' the lund to Cole~, Mn. Ruth Drahpoie1 Mn nilbt with a poiluck ~r 11 decided to donala llheeta and club but due to lnfroquent use, ll lie used f'f the purchase of 1 Betty Diehl, Mn. Gladya S!D4 111o ~of Mn. ailrlell ~ Plw.1... ~ ~ Lilurel CUH and MN. Bettlla ouvw._ ::: Roao arran£ementi M ' . .:......... R ,. S .-ree Methodlal Chlltch. Sunahlno alalfrt. werl deenlldtbeJWrhGelortl!e fS. 11;!1~1 ecoverJflg Urgery Proeeodo. ftol!i the at~c.tion ·revealed with a llfL ~fl" oblervaaco. Readings wore · alcmg wltli a donation from Mn. Francea lle'"'tacn wu ~Je( '*"'· TAL MURPIIREE Evangelade to Open Oct, 11 . Tal Mll'jlbree, en .Al•l!ama evangelist, wiD conduct an "evangelade at the Asbury Metlwdlsl Olurcb, at 7:30p.m. nlghUy Oct. 11·16 under llpllll· sonllip of the United Melho<llt Churches of the Syracuse COOllllunlty. Cooference evangelist for the North Alabama Conference of the Unllld Melhodllt !hurdl, Murphee travels lbou.unds of miles each Y- conducting church and area-wide evqelades. He has -ad with over '.5 different denominations and has been In a number of foreljpl COUlltries In the Interest of evangellmt and missions. In eddiUm to his evangellslfrlc meetings, Mur· phree Is a equent upealrer at high school assembUes, civic clubs, ~amps, youth raiUell and on radio and televlslm. He Is the auth... of "Adventure Not ., , d "Giant f "-h•~ mono., an o "''""-, Jllrtlb Mr. and Mrs. Donald A. Carman, Sr., GalllpoUo, a dausbter; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond E. Moss, Rt. I, Gallipolis, a 1111; and Mr. and . Mn.FrankA. Oemeano, Rt. 2, fleers. Galllpo1ls, a son. MEIGS ATHLETIC BoosterS, Dllcbargea 7,30 p.m. Tuesday at Meigs Billy J. Ashworth, Mrs. High School. Film of the Edward E. Borden and Infant Jackson game to be shown. dousblar, Mrs. James D. MEIGS COUNTY Javcee '. Clldwell and Infant dauabter, 7 30 Mn. Opalll'rendl, Edward J. Wives, ' Tuesday evemng, home of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Frey, Grqory T. Holfman, Jr., Poullns. Mrs. Dllnald Dean LeGrand and WEDNESDAY Trail. Infant daughlar, Mrs. June T. IJTERARY CLUB 2 In cooperatloo with the Tel McCarty, Mn. JllneB 0. MWer Wednesday, home 'of ~:.:: Murphree Evangelist Alan., and Infant son, Mn. Alfred C. James Tilua. Mrs. Dwight Inc., Forest Run, Minersville, Mrllick and Infant son, Mre. Wallace to review "Great Uon Syracuse and Asbury Clnrcbes llllen L. Pfanculf, &eWe M. of God," members to respond to have been Involved fiW sev...al Ruuell, Mrs. Wayne I. roll call with a favorlla Bible weeks In] dpreparallondinlor theto Shoemaker, Mn. Olarlell H. character evange a e, aceor g &Dill! and llllant 1M, William I. POMEROY LODGE 164 ' Cllsrlesllamlllon. The public Is lnvllad. Swell, Mra. Kenneth Swlllber, F&:AM, Wednesday, 7:30 p.m., 0. Jmme Ta:rlor, Mrs. James regular meeting. Master VACATION AT LAKE B. While, William Ball and Mro. Muons lnvllad. Lola Mourning. THUBSDA Y Mr. and Mrs. Richard Owen BRADBURY PTA Th Ida and children, Dicky and Jlldy, . • ur Y Middleport, spent the weekend 1\..1-t. mght7:30 p.m. at the Bradbury at Conneaut Lake, Po. They ~ ~ ~~ I Scbool. , were joined there by Mr. and ~TUO~ WOMEN:S .Club, "Mia. JSDIH Owen aild failllly of I 8aa'ed Heart Parish, '111unday ~ BJUII&'a~ lllteruUOaal Bp.m. preceded by MaasatJ:40 Colwnbuo. ., :, __ ~Today Is Tuesday, Oct. 6, t.he pm. 279th day of 1970. FRIDAY The job of the newspaper is to The moon Is between Its new RETURN JONATHAN Melp comfort the affllcled and afflict phase and first QUII'Iar. Chapter, Daughtero of The the comlotiable. _F. P. Dunne The mwnlng stan are American Revolution, 2 p.m. (Mr. Dooley). Mercury, Mars and Solum. Friday at the home of Mrs. Dor , - - - - - - - - The evenln& olars are Venus Schaefer· Program on antique UIUE and Jupiter. glass by Mra. Dwight MUhoan. nn1 'lbCIIe bwn on Ibis dala are under lhe algn of Ubra. 0n 11111 day 1n history, In liN Anlloch College VISIT IN MIDDLEPORT RadiO' opened Its dowo In Yellow Mrs. Owen Cantrell, Mrs. Sjlrlnp, Oblo, becoming the Ethel CantreD, and Mrs. Allee Onl noo....,tarilll acbool to Winegar, Galllpolls, were Wid .. 1:45 om. grant equal opporlunillea to Sunday visitors In Middleport of bolb men and women. Mn, Eva HarUey and Mrs. WMPo-1390 o Ill 1821 aporia writer Grant- James Faulkner. On your dial land Rice wu at lbo mlcroluy 1t your pricepbGne as lbo World Series wu Chairs - Tllll•• Limps - Mirrors broadcut for lhe first lime. REMAINS PATIENT Clothes Hempen In 11104 Italy • Yugoolavll, the Mrs. Robert Haley of Mid· Will Plequtl United Stalas and Britain . MaltreiiU - RUtS alcned 1 pact llltling the dleport remams a paUenl at the - Clrd Tlbles pil'lltion of Trlelte. Ho~ Medical Center, room Step Stools- Rldios In lllllllwu revealed House 267 • In Gallipolis. Her mother, - Tape ReeorcJirsSpeaker Sam Rayburn had Mrs. Hazel Board, is C1lring for PIIIows Lawn _,_, the llaley children during their Furnirure Boo• fr Shelf - 1 oy Chests • 110 ,.,.cb he died. mother'8 h01pllallzali 011 -Desks- These are A lboaghl fw today: British • 1 tew of the Items we Novelli! George Meredllh ..aid, Afree press Is the unsleeplng h n sold en tht "Wbo rises from pnyer a guardian of every other rl&hl Rldlo Auctlen. Redlo Auction. better man, hll prayer 11 Uaat lreelnen prize; It Is the BAKER FURNITURE aJWWered.'' moat dangeroua foe of tyranny. Middleport, 0. - Winston ClrurchW. .Aimaftae . · . ·~ laurel 6fiff Health Club Annjversary :Observed 125 at Homecoming ............. Kely 1J1 plirUII lllandedlhtbomomml'W lithe "'mJnc' Grove C2nlrdl !U!dey. Abubtdiruw _ _..ad II: In the dlla'dl10d81 room. 'lbe procram lealll'lll alnglnc by lbe CD~Cf08aiiCII, pra,.. by MIR Huellon, a weloome by ~ Slcclloo, and .two JOnP, ••(D 'l1mes Uke Tbeae,'' and '"lbe Lord Is My lllepberd," by the dnan:b choir. Several IIOieellonl illdudlng ''Too Near Home" and ''If I Can Help Somebody" were ~lid by Mellany Dorm, Ooclle McCoy, and Joy Kautz. MID llalellm, Sldp DuniJP'II, ..d Vomon Ruaseli aang, ·~ Feel Uke Travellni Home," and Mn. <leva CotterW pve a < -... YOU HEARD? Balra's · "f rom sJven by Mra. NeWt 'l'rllcy and Mta. ~beti ll'el)ton, tho . · btDer ~ Plenlll, of Smith· · . Born 1111~, II r~overlns fro!ll Daughter IS · 111rP17 11 the Wheel In& Mr. and Mrl. Rldlinl EbiJD llolpltel II, Wbeellna, W. Va. of ""'·-•·- . Mn. hlltGII II a 1wmer ""'"""""' are .IIIIIIIIIICinl the Nllldent of POrmroy 111111 a lllrlll of their. flnt cblld, • craduale of Pomeroy Hllb dluablar, born Sept. 28 at MI. jlcbool. 1111r Jllftllll, Mr. and Carmel 'lbe baby, Md. L. E. PlaraaU have named StepbaDie Lynn, ntumed to lbelr home In Point welShed siz pounda three PleMiftt after being w1111 her OIIIICOI. dluatilar In Wbeellna· Mallmal gr...,..ta .an Vlllton at the hoepltal Mrs. Janot DIFriiebla of Neir Caslle, Pa. and Harry c. Sur· Birthday Observed face, Middleport. Mr. and Mn. ~ Eblin of a...m1re are A pwty was held recently .the paternal grandparenll. honwlng Crystal Dawn Manley Mra. Beatrlc:e Day of Pllrll, oo her ftrsl birthday at the <lllo, and Mra. Grace lleluboul, home of ber parenta, Mr. and Columbua, are areal· Mrs. Robert Manley, Mid· gran«boohers. cBeport. Guesta were Mr. and Mn. O'DaD MenJey and son, Steven, H,vt&rd, W.Va.; Mr. and Mn. RUMMAGE SALE SET Wendell Eblin and 11011, Ray, A rummage se1e will be held Pomeroy, and the honored Friday and Selurday at the guilt's great-grandmother, First United Preobyteri:an Mra.NeWeEblln,Pomeroy.lce a.urch aoclll room by the crealli and cake were served. women of the church. Jleoldenta with llama to contribula to lbo VISIT DAUGili'EII se1e may lalephone 992-3856 or Mr. and MN. Wealey Yowtg 11112-2497 ''"' pickup oervlce. On and son, David, Rutland, spent Friday the se1e wiU be held several days at Palm Beach, from 11 a.m. to 4 p.m. and on Fla. wlllllbolr daughter, Nancy Selurday it w1U be held from I Young, who Is employed there a.m. until noon. with the C. and P. Telephone Co. David left Selurday for Ger. many where he Is stationed will! the u.s. Anny. LODGE TO MEET Che!lar Loci!!• 321, DaUCblars ofAmerlca,wlllmeeltonllhli•t DINNER TONIGHT hall Prac"7:30 p.m. a t ••· w"' · ""' Apotluck dinner al6:30 p.m. wiU be beld fiW balloting and tonilhtwlllopen the dedication receiving national and stala of the new Twin City Shrine officers. Asilent auction wiU be clubhouse at the Shrine Park 1n conducted by the home and Racine. There will be 1 orphans committee. Members procram and entertainment are reminded to take arUclea FamWes allanding are to bring for the clolbos cloool clearance a covered dish and their own aale. table Rrvlce. *un~ay were Mn. Qlarl(a 'ITicy COOlj)]elad lbo amount treuurer and tllanlc you' cardS Yeigor, Mn. JoiOplj Llab 111d needed. The pew Ia were read troin Lola ThCII!lali da~ter, Llu, of Maaon, In llleii)OI'1 of and Mn. Pllul Elchlngw. · f!ll«i of Mn.ll'enioh, and Mra. Boney MltdleD of POIJI!IfOJ. . DANCING a...u1a1. aasses D..- ..-.of .,.... SaluwlOct. 10 '~lr :.~: :rtr~~b,gforMr~ .uabler. )'e.. old dauablar, Sbelley. ITAP-BI! a I n-ACIIOBAnC - William Burton and IJIII, Oll1BIIbua. A cake eerved 1o11ow1aC the dinnw- baked by Mn, Chapman and deal'alad by the co,.,Je'• s~z. Ill · Mrs. Ellen Couch and Mrs. studenta and put leiJiperance president of the Pomeroy Union Cook took the ofl~rlntl- A repol't JlOfilerlln dlaplay wlndoirJ. 'lbe gave devoliona using acrlpture on acUvlllea of the Pomei'O)' group also supported tem- fri)Oll Jobil •• Her lhenie ..... W.C.T.U. was glven by Mrs. perance and other legislation "Ug~t fur the WIW!d's Agony" Couch. She nolad Uaaltho union and contrlbulad $31to the 1'\!poi and she emphaslt.ed the need to '!be pennlsalve environment McKinley, Middleport, Mrs. Arnold Richard the commlllao with her were has 32 members, threo "rock of program for VIetnam ser· pray, medltale, and read God'.s word and then yield to the IUITOunding todey's youth and &ecretary; and Mrs. ,Ada presented the nominating Mrs. Caryl Cook and Mrs. Iva ages," plaoed a book in the vlcemen. ]eldership of the IJoly Spirit. Its qontributlon to drug abuse Warner. Pomeroy, treasurer. commltlao lfpol't. Serving on Turner. library, dtatribulad lllarature to Mra. AU en Ham pion, and alcohollmt wu the topic cllsculsed at the annual moe~ of the Melp County Wmnen'a ChrljltUrn Temperance Unton. Tom KeUy, occupaUonal work e1perlence coordinator at Mel8a lllgh ,SChool, was gueot apeabr fiW the mee~ held at the Pomeroy Flrs~ Baptist Church SUnday aflamoon. FIW oeveral years, Kelly baa Saturday Only! been atUvely Involved In "AA" WIWk and more recently bel!"n a RIQI-lOAf procram aimed at cornba~ the drug problem. "'!be Society We Live In What Are We Going to Do About ll!"wuKeUy's topic, He spoke rJf. the llmltaUons of one person and of the atrenglll of unity In the Dshleglilnst the social evlll of alCohol and drup. In aome countries, Kell)' aald, alcohol Is a way of U!e, ataltollca showing Uaat about ao per cent of single tar accidenta are caused by drinkers. KeUy said !bat drugs are not ~Jig. on~ compatible to achieving goslo and alms In U!e. He attrlbulad the reaenlful and negative atllludes of many youth to lhe permiulve environment. We Accilpt Federal fo'ood StlU11p& '!be speeker also commenlad · PHO"E: 992·3480 ~ lbo population nploslon, tho Mill and Second Sts. "We Reserve The Right To Limit Quantities" plight of tho ..,.,.. citizen In Melga County, where no medium for participation Is available, and the need for youlll cenlars, 'lbe need to develop resources, ·I ll become Involved and concerned, was IIIJIIe&lld by Kelly as a alap toward cornbaUng the problemo of both YOUDI and old. Kelly Introduced Mary Lou King of Meigs lllgh School and Dabble Wood of Eastern 111gb Scbool who attended the Wittenberg Unlvel'llty lnstituts on Ale~ In August sponsored by lhe Oblo Deparlmerrl of Permissive Times Discussed In I AU. MEAT JUDY FRASER FRANKIE$ - - - - -. . .- - - - - - - 12 ounce SUPERIOR'S SALES FOR THE HOME Complolo ,..........._ lb. $J99 DINETTE SEJS "9.95 I(High . or Low L!•!k_<:!!_~-· --~- :.: ::::~ 1r--C-O-N~EN-IENT I I LAYAWAY PLAN L!l~~~_!'.!_NAN~_IN_G__ SUPERIOR'S J>urP- of the lnslitula, KeUy -,.•• •••• •••• •• confuse me with the facts ht!at?': 0 You think electric heat is a great way to heat a house. Right? But, you won't even think about it for your house because of the cost 7 Think again. This time, with a factual cost estimate that can prove how inexpensive electric heat can be. In ~ house. You have everything to gain and nothing to lose but the time for a phone call. Ask us or your Reddy Kilowatt Recommended Dealer for a free estimate. It's a real eye-opener. ,d. •• l • '/ •• ..... :· ... l-o !-ll .,\ •• ' · ~··· '" . •• 1 •• . ·~ •••••• •••••• •• •• •• •• •• •• •••••• •••• •• •• -.•• Auction SUPER.MARKET-Open DaUy 9 to 10-Sun. Little Pig Com• SAUSAGE 590 GEM POP -•..-· • •• •• ••• ...••... • ••• • • ...: • : • Wood attended under a acbollrshlp provided by llle Middleport Women's Tem. perahce Union. Alao allanding Ibis )'ell' were Kathy Smith of Eutem, who received a Stala Department of Heolth llpoll!. acbolanhlp; of Melp Bennatt Lec!on. JIHy Cake Mlx...............~1•• 10' My-T-Fine Pudding...... ~~. 10' GUNNOE'S Wt1H.E HOG CHOPPED SAUSAGE HAM l\!11'1" . A"~ I~ .Q.• ~~.~t. ,Y;J!t~~~~~-· .-.~.w.~·~.·······;at~ ,Pr lde c·· rae .. k ., ers............... ;... 2t• Skimmed Milk.!~~~...... 8 :S •1 J.jb - , Offlceneleelldr.._the 11171).71 yw were Mn. Belly Cline, Middleport, prealdenl; Mrs. Beulah Whlla, Middleport, vice president; Mrs. Lena Mrs. Reibel Is Honored .nraary 'lbe birlbday of Mra. Loula Reibol Wu olreerved Friday neniJ\8 at a potluck dlnnor of the Happy Harvesters a... of Trinll1 Church. Mrl. Rolbol, the Sunday lldlool leadler. - 111 esenled wllll • . lilt, ..~ llooll of u-iel". from the. clau 1'!8!11Mn. '!be devuticm ..d program for the eveniJ\8 centered nllld the American lndllll- Mrs. Ethel Wllllamlon far devollonl read ltrlplla'e fraiiiSL John and 1 -~ entllled '"!be Secftl of the Mlllloury Doctor". Her lhqualal wu: "Judie no man 111UI You walll ill hll mocaulna for two monlha"' Underatalldlnc othe.re waa . . . . In Mrs. WW!ImIOp'llitlde, "I Am Looklni for ' a Key IIi tliJiqdr Me " and a THURSDAY Tetley Tea Bags.......~.~.~~. 59' Hydrox Cookies.......~~-~~-~- 69' Ronco Macaroni........ 2 ~ 49• Ivory Liquid .................!!.~.~ 79• REG. 69' each C Tek Tooth Brushes ........on~39 Mall Pouch .. ~~~ .......~.~~ 22.9 WHOLE FRYERS lb. BEEF ROAST OR PORK ROAST 32 OZ. CAN 2.59 Prqwto lbe Grel\1 8prlt" by ~:.launJrtab, dlllr of lbe the Flldl . ' \:, I I ' • CAPE AIIN BRAND IIi. SCOT LAD SCOT LAD 49•,. S.rsagePizza ICE MILK '· 49' 59':. ' . PRODUCE BUY! ALL PURPOSE Powell ', l. A free press can o! course be cood ,.. bad, but 1110111 certainly wlll•out freedom II will never be IIIJihlng but bad ... Freedom II ;IIOihlng else but a chance to be ,,~. whereas enslaveii'Onlll I Certainly of the l'll'SO. ',. Mje;l CamUII ;.. .......~~· ... \• '! ' df·IIAiute 2, all of Pomeroy, has reported fiW duty at Marine Corpe Air Station, JacklonvWe, N.C. . • h •• .• • . Pomeroy, and huaband of tho 29 4 PERCH FRESH · and ;l iM ' GROUND 8 E,l II!r .''''·. '·1'1 . ' !Gc:uwr Mils Erneallne FACIAL OUR ' REPORTS FOR DUTY Mlrlne Pic. David F. CampbeD, son of Mr. and Mrs. David D. CampbeU of 106 Brlek St., PUFFS TISSUES box JIIHIIII, ·'Not ~ .. Oalllfllultllllll iDdlan tl!eme, Mrl. Bill N1111:111nt nad ''11!1 a crtn. 1.99 LUNCHEON MEAT laid, Was to lnfwm young peopla dn the dangers of alcohol and drugs and have them bring tile intwmalion back to their reopocUve high achooll. Mlao pak 6 ,....._ARMOUR STAR PURE PORK SPICED 3 lb. can Heallb. r---------~=-==~----~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ eleCt~ic 59' THROW AWAY BOT1l£S I New Dutchuo • 1 Pe. I Organ musi~ was provided bf Mrs. lllllrert Kuhn a4o IIBDII·a solo. ' Refreshments ol -punch, cookies, toffee and le!l ,..... oerved by Un, Cook, Mnl. Couch, Mrs. T. T. llhellon, and Mra. ~tm. 49' POLISH SAUSAGE BEDROOM SUitES ~ THAT: SPFAK KJ!t TNFMSFIIIIS -AD . 6 for 1.00 D.A.V: Buildin£ Buttemu~ Pom11UJ , Plem Phone 992·- To RJL Chapman on his bitibday. Olberl then....., Mr. and Mn. 1- '!be Dlilly Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Oct. I, 1970 ·BOILED HAM MID POM SCIIOOL OF D . R•NCING . VISIT RELATIVES Mr.aJIIIMrs,Kennetb~n of Racine were In Columbua over .the weekend visiting relltivta. &andly IIley .... Mr. and Mrl. Floyd Qaapman and dlughlars, . . ~~···· ' -·,;. .• ..;,t. ·. .... ' • .,~·.: .~ ·~ �..... .-- - . ~ .. . -·- .. , ~ ,- ' .. . ..... ..- .. .. ~· ·~- - ...... - --· ....... . ...... ··~ -. -~ .. ~ ... . - '·~ ·~- ....... -··---- ..... ........ -., - . .. ; ... . ' ' . . . " --- ........ ' ~---- .. ' ·--:--~ -.-- -- - ..--..-...--.....,,.p.,._.,._..\ ' r---------------------------1 I Of I I By Helen Bottel DADDY'S Ll'M'LE GIRL OR BIG GIRL NOW? Dear Helen: I'm II. My boy friend ill a lew months younger. He wanted lA> K<t engaged thill aummer, but my panmla had a fit. 'lbty sald I was IDo young and couldn't accept the responslbllltles of married life - I'm otill "Dad's Utile girl." Helen, my Grandmother Is W, 10 while Mom and Dad ...,.k I watch my three-yeaM!d abler, clean houoe, cook dinner for oeven, go lA> achool, and would get an evening job, except I can't get away from home onW 7 p.m. In return I get no allowance, somellmes not even a thank you.lleel Uke a maid! If this Isn't accepting responsibilities, what ill? Don't you think I'm ready lA> be a Mrs.? - DAD'S Ll'M'LE GIRl. Daar DLG: Porhaps yoo're ''ready," but are you SURE thill ill love or a oeemlngly easy way out? And Is your ISirear-old boy friend reody for marriage? Why not walt a while and see? -H. Daar Helen: Here's a different ''What Is A?" WHAT ARE SEPARATED PARENTS? They are the two people you lovemostlnthillworld,andnow you find love ill IA>rn between Lost and Found LOST, LARGE black and while collie. Answers to "Cubby." PIHM call 992-2667. Reward. 10-6-Jtc Notice ONE OAY ONLY, WED· NESDAY, Oct. 7o Open House fall showing of Dutch Maid clothing at lena McKinley's reside-nce. 359 N. Front St., Middleport. 10-S-2tc ------ them. 1"' CHEVROLET They are the ones who headed Impala Convertible, v.e motor. ~t!:taof s~:"~nt::: WIN AT BRIDGE founder Gen. David Sarnoff and daughter of RCA Board Cbalrman SarnoffO'Brien and his first wile,BobEome Hammond ... Indeed Rodney Dangerfield dooan't get respect, as his routines lnaillt: Even at the U.N., where he entertained during U. N. Staff Day, Rod wu Introduced aa "that very ~ ....... ian Sidney Dangerfield.'' WuhlngiA>n ~ : That the Secret Service uncovered a mWtant-ctudent plot lA> anatch David • Julie .... Manhattan whisper: The naUon'a moat famOUB widow and an aecuUve hardhat .... Former manger of a very broke IDp crooner dined at the Stage Dolly but didn't have money for even that modest tab: Bernie the Counterman hollted the sad tlflllll ... And laid a $10 bW on him ... Non • quote from Res Reed att.r oeelng Jact Nicholson's "Five Easy Pieces" : "Don't ask me for a quote. I'm IDo shook up." Andy WIUiaml' first post- b Modern }QCO Y AI'dS Slam 8I'd By Oswald & Jamn Jacoby NOIIm I • 75 •Kse• • 982 .AU3 WIST .1963 EAST .82 tKJ73 .QJ92 tQ105 .i .K1075 •2 •1on · Notice Monday Deadline 9 a.m . Cancellllllon & Corrections Will be accepte-d until 9a .m . for Dey of Publication REGULATIONS The Publisher reserves fht right to edit or relecl any ads deemed oblectlonal. The publisher will nol·bt- responsible for more then one lncorrecl Insertion . RATES For Wan I Ad Service 5 cents per Word one Insertion Minimum Charge 75c l:l cents per word three conuc ut111e lnurtlons. 18 cent! per word 11x con . secutlve Insertions . 25 Per cent Discount on peld ads and ads paid within 10 davs. CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY Sl..SO tor so word minimum . Each addit ional word 1c . ILIND ADS Additional 25c Charge per Advertisement. OFFICE HOURS 1:30 a.m. to 5:00p.m. Dally, 8 : 30 a.m . to 11 :00 Noon Saturday. Card o! Thanks I WANT to exrnms my sincere thanks to al my friends and neighbors who sent cards and flowers while I was co11flned to Holz~tr Medical Center. Your thoughtfulness Is greatly appreciated. Russell little 10-6-ltp •e ,.••2. Both vulnerable "•' Norib EMI Soalh Pul P881 Pus 5t P.. Pul Today' a hand shows JACOBY MODERN bidding <laudlne consolation ill model at its best. South opens with a forcing tw<K:lub bid. He only hns :Ill points In high cards but he hn1 two strong major suits, first- or oecondround control everywhere and a probable 10 trickl In his own band. North'• two-spade response Is the JACOBY MODERN step to show 7-9 hlgh-e81'([ pointa. Two no· trump would ahnw 1.1).12; two hearla U while two dla· moodl would show the bus! o-3. South's three-spade can io normal and announce• that South has a normal forcing two-apade bid. Nol1h's bid of three notrump 1 how s lnobtuty to raise spades and lack of a good suit of his own. It also implies that hl1 hilh-<:ard holding Is more apt £o be a minimum seven thnn a maximum nine although that doean't hove to be the ease. South'• !our-heart call showt hit second 1ult. South wants to play in a au!J and is not going after a 1lam on his own power. Twe't7 plut nine .only equals zt.. N"ol1b reval~• his hand upward. He only hns seven pointa but they appear to be very hard· · workin~ ones. He bids ftve Ladies and Gentlemen Tom Hill ' You, and Music! WMPO RADI0/1390 ·'r JOHfiiJN M.NRY Olmmlldll or R~es·identi~ Bride, Block,·Siuot. Cllleml, Chimneys, Homo Remodeling, Cament Work, Garages. From the llrgnt Truck• oP : Bulldozer Radiator to the Smallost He- Core. .BLAETTNARS ••• tf2..21., Pomtror ment. Phofte 99'..:·l281. SOinH TROPICAL fiSH 1 WILL not be responsible for DEADL.tNE$ S P.M . Day Before Publication .Radiator Service 3 ROOM Vnturrt'shed apert. ~-------------------' Free Estimates Jim · Larry Kenny- Jake Phone 992·7044 or 992-5632 tales of Nazi resilltance and Ufe .. a _refugee .... Prevlewers of "Love Story" aay it's a cinch lA> duplleato the Wli!!~ - 01 ~~~m No. I best the •urrent • -·~oeller .... TheaUBtereCommiea, eh? The average Yugoslav last twi year spent ce 88 much on alcohol as food- 55 per cent or lamlly spending. Vivian Vance (of the old TV LoeWe "•"•ame) ill fed up with ......., thesmog-violence-noilleandill E. 55th St. for the qui"'•• "'-• suburbs ... .. RCA VlciAlr Records created a special radio with 8 br aille dial forbUnd Jose FeUclano, ooe of Us hottest hotcake peddlers .... The purty blonde lunchln.llat Chauverlln'o · Celebrity c.rner with TV's David Jansoen was llernloe DaliA>n _ his mother Have ···· llernloe tell some of the off. screen tales of her days as an actresa on Jerry Lewis movies · lng to get Into clubs at this stage or the bidding. South's live-diamond call Is also a cue bid and Nol1b ill now able to jump right to six bearta. South considers trying a seven bid. He feels that North does hold the heart king but he fears that 12 trlckl will be all he can make. He's right In that a•· oumpUon. Tbe poor breeu In lpedes and hearts wW hold South to a omallllam. tHew.,.,.. ,_,;. ......, • 11>e biddJni has been: Wool Nortlo - Pul Pul Pul It 1. •• p._ P• Pul You, South, hnld: .AQU .K181 tU otelltl Whot do you do nawf A r... Ywr ,..,,. ._ ............ Ia flaaUJ , _ tloo _ _-, .... Ia ...... ,_ W1llo ""'' IIIIDI..., , .. ••« NOTICI IY APPOtNT.MINT C111 Nt. 21J11 E1t1te ot Lewis William• Dtetlttd. . . NOHCt II htrftY giVen thll Lucille CillO 6f Middleport, Ohio , has blln .. iduty ~DPOinttd Aelmlnlstratrla Df'. fht litllt Of Lewis William~, dttll.eM4, taft of Mel91 County, OhiO. Creditors art r.-qulr•d to tnt their cillml'' \tilth -I Jid flducler·t within four rftOntht. Dated this 25th dey of StP · tember 1970. F. H. O'I!Jrltn , Probate Judge of said cluhK . · Onvkn10ly lhls bid shows County If) zt f 101 •· 13, 3tc the club aee. Nllrth i•n't try. Rool Painting & Repair, Spouting & Carpenter Work. Contact: 11.1 l:' . I ' ' I ' . Du!er,O. Wheel Alignment Air.QIIIditioning Inspection And Re-Charge 6•98 Plus Parts BlaeHna~s r..a... Maft....l..J I 741-Jt4S any debts contracted bl -GUARANTEEDanyone olher then mysel . 9·27-tlc Phone 992-2094 William Black, Rt. 1, Mid·==::--:---:---,==:dleporl. Ohio. HOUSE, 1671 Lincoln Heights, 4 And Complete Une 1Q.6.Jtp rooms, beth, picture window. of Supplies Pomenlf Home & Auto nice yard. picket fence, . basement. Available soon . 1 W1LL not be responsible for "' E. Main, Pomeroy, o. Phone ff2-21U Phone 992-2710 or 992-3432. ..._,., Wlllllllll any debts contracted 9-27-tfc Moson. w. Vo. anyone other than mysel . Lowell McNickle, 70 Norlh 773-!675 HARRISON'S TV AND ANSecond St .. Middleport, Ohio. FURNISHED apartment, 4 Optn0.1fy11114p.m. TENNA SERVICE . Phone 10-Hip rooms and beth. Albert Hilt, 6::t011ftp.m. 992-2.122. Main St., Recine. Phone 9-ft, .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ __. 6-10-tfc HAYMAN'S AUCTION House, 2261. 10-Htc Laurel Cliff, now open each 7 ROOM modern house with SEPTIC TANkS CLEANED. Friday to receive con. extra lot In Pomeroy. Must Reasonable rates. Phone slgnments at 10 a.m . Auction NICELY furnished 2-bedroom NEW i97D ZIG-ZAG Sewing sell, will toke best offer. John Russell, Goltlpolls 446starting at 7 p.m. Let us sell ~lment, Middleport . Phone 949-2165 or 1-61>4-221· 4782 a!tttr 5: 30 p.m. Machine In original ·foctory your merchandise. 4818. 4-7-Hc e 992-3874. carton. Zig -Zag to make 3-22-Hc f.29-12fc 9-30-tlc buttonholes., sew on buttons, SEPTIC tenks cl11ned. Mlllor monograma, and make fancy WILL give plano lessons In my NEWLY decorated, 3 room SanlteHon, Stewart, Ohio. Ph. BY OWNER. Just completed. 3 designs wllh lust the twill ole home . Phone 992·3666. 062-li13S. furnished apartment, adults tingle dial. Loft In ley-away bedroom home. 1'12 belhs, ges 8-16-tlc 2·12-tfc on1y. 126 Mulberry Ave. and never been used. Will sell forced air furnace, buill-In Phone992.-. RUMMAGE SALE. Oct. 8, 9, for only 547 cash, or E-Z kitchen, wall to well car- WHEEL Horse Sales end 9-6-lfc · peflng. Located on Rt. 124, end 10. Sterk Building, Terms. Phone 992-268!. Service. Baum Lumber · llf.2-6tc Rutland Road . Contact Milo Pomeroy, across from post Company, Chester, Ohio . B. Hutchison, Phone 742-3935. office. Sponsored by Forest TRAILER space, one mile from Phone 985-3301. 10-ol-31c new Meigs High School on old ELECTROLUX Vacuum Run Malhodlsl Church. 5-211-tlc Rl. 33. Pllone 992-2941 . Cleaner complele with atI0-6-31c LOTS WITH . all , ullllllts. 9-20-30tc tachments, (ordwlnder and ~A~I~R--C~O~N~D~IT~I~O~N~ING, WILL pick up merchandise and paint spray. Used but In like Reslrlcled sub dlviJion. 'h to Rtlrlgerallon service. Jack'o take to auction on a per· FURNISHiKlc'lnd unfurnished new condition. Pay 137.45 ?.-acre lots. Phone Chester Refrigeration, New Haven. centage basts . Call Jim apartments. aose to school. cash or terms If desired. 985-3301, nigh! 985-~ . Phone 182-2079. Adams, auctioneer, Rutland. Phone 992-2685. 1-6-tlc Phone 992-5434. 4-6-tfc 10.2-6tc -:---::--~--..;.;"-'" Phone 742- ~1. 111-18-Hc · ;;Cir.:m;u;-;;:;;:;;;-a:;:;;;; tiOME building lots within 9-23-Hc -C~.-B~R~A~D~F~O-::R-::D-,-:-Au-c-::11-on-Tuppers Plains Water ------~TRAILER, Brown's Trailer PARKVIEW "Kennels, Poodles, Completo Sarvlca District. Cl011 to high school Park, Mlner~vllle . Phone 992· and bird dogs . AKC. Pet and Phone 949-3821 Female Help Wanted ~ how puppies. Grooming. and-fairgrounds. This Is 1 new 3324. Racine, Cltlo Phone 992-5443. development, all loll large 9-9-llc IF YOU seelhls ed, you need a Crill Bradford end have good drainage . 3-17-tlc job, which means you need 5-1-tlc Phone 992-6887 alter 5 p.m. money. Let me show you the t0-1-tfc easiest and best way for a HAVE USED gas water heater WARM MORNING heeler, like READY · MIX CONCRETE new. Bottled gas, $6.5. Also, housewife-mother to work will trade for electric water GOOD investment property. delivered right to r_oLtr Kenmore with blower, bottled and make good money with heater. Phone 992-5010. Call ~ lh 1 t·•~ project. Fast and Free gas, $70. Phone 742-5716. I H Beeline Fashions. Full or ouse w '" bellmen!, rae urn ..lwo est mates. Phone 991-3284. after 5 p.m. 9-:JO.tfc · apartments, parttime work . Free ward111-S-Jic garages. Monthly Income. Goealeln Reedy-Mix C.. .• robe. Please call Jun IRISH cobblers and Kennel>tc S190. Priced ressonably tor · MldCIIeport, Ohio. Trussell 949- ~3 . !>Dfatoeo. Charles Hilton, quick sale. Phone 992-3035. 6-:JO.tfc 10-4-Jtc 19 7 2 GAS halters. nice building l':;lland, Ohio. Phone UJ. - - · " ·"C NEIGLER Conotructlon. For Help Wanted lots. Albert Hill, Main St.. · bulldlnt or remodeling your 9 2,.. 181c SEMI DRIVERS needed. Ex· Racine. Phone 949-22.11. . . hom•, cell Guy Nelgltr. •.f1rlence helpful but not :::=:::-::::::--:--r.r::-'0-~Ui.c STf.BEQ, Welnut flnllh, . !W . · ., Raclnt. Ohio. 7' 31'"Ji,, : ~1".ory.,l11fk>da\and o\ler CUOSE-QUT Mlt.;J:itlt cl- , - ~ f lll"'miXICI Cheftlllt';:< ""• . '.. ... ·., ·,, ' ·:,:;;. '·.'<'>"". ' ", ·. > the road heulfnil. You ton duo to poor health. All loll( ,.pea~er IOUnd oyslem. CLOSE Ill, lt.MOST NEW :1' SEW . lNG MA.c· HINES. ~lr earn 510,000 1o 115,000 1>tr bedrooms, bath, · buill-In kH f92.f214. 1 · at reduced ~·itance S68 19 Use our 115 11 year II you are Willing 1o =~=.Wllr..'/Pseparalely or budget lermo ." call 992-3352. kitchen, utility room, '\t:''ra.:lc 'Pom~y. learn. For application, call entire slocl<. Well's Grocery, 9-29-6tc workshop, garage, breeze. Authoclzed Sl~ Sales arid 513-22>4-3071 or write Advance Long Bottom, Ohio. Phooe way, oboul 7 acres woodland.Sarvl&. We sh:r"pon' Scluon. D. T. Dept., 1100 Enoch Drive, 985_4150 Chesler. BEAUTIFUL Early American 112,900. 3-l9·tfc Middletown. Ohio, 45042. 11f.o4-3tc Style, stereo-radio com 1Q.6-2tc blnallon, 4 speaker, AM & FM 140 acre farm, NE~USE DOZER work. Phone 992-6173. oom1, HAVE Immediate opening lor LAUREL CLIFF Fret radio, 4 speed changer. I0-1-6tc I 450<65 office •••rotary. shorthand Methodist Ch..-ch building. Balance S71.67 · Use our I , t fruit ~ Ph 992 5326 Sao t budget termo. Call 992-3352. DOZER Work. Phone 949-2171. and typing necessary, one . . a any 9-29-6tc D T SZ5,000. ...; J.tJ.nc knowledge ot bookkeeping lime. I0->4-3! helpful. Experience nol c GENTLE mare pony, 2'12-yaars JUST FAR ENOUGH, NOT essential. Interviews will be - - - - - - - - old, with saddle, SIOO. Broke TOO FAR FROM SHOP· PING, 1'.<1 story !rome, 3 arranged. Write Box 729-L, STEREO, WALNUT - . n 1o ride. Phone 992-5007 or c-o The Dolly Sentinel, style. .4 speaker sound btdrooms, beth, newly Insurance Chesler 985-4229 evenlngo. AUTOMOBILE Insurance been Pomeroy, Ohio, otetlng system, 4 speed aulornoflc painted, 16,500. 11).>4-Jip cancelled? lost your training, experience and any changer. Balance 164.15. Use =:•tor's llcen11? Call 992· other helpful Information. our budget terms. Call 992- BASSET puppies, AKC, $30. F. WHY PAY RENTf 6 rooms, 3 10+<itc 3352. A. Benedum, Reedsville, bedroomJ, bath, In good 6-15-tlc IO+<IIc condition, good neighborhood . Ohio. Phone 667-3156. MAN OR woman 1o supply -::---:----:--$3,750. 10-ol-121c consumers with Rawlelgh EARLY American Stereo.redlo TO BUY OR SELL Products. Can tarn S60 combination, !W. & FM radio, weekly part-lime, $150 and up 4 -ktr sound oystem, 4 CONTACT US lull -lime. Write Charlie Penn, speed automatic changer. HENRY CLELAND W. T. Rawlelgh C..., P. 0 . Box Balance $71.69. Use our 1965 FORD Custom, radio, REALTOR Olllce tf2.:121t halter, power brakn, snow 204, Chillicothe, Ohio 45601, budgel terms. C.ll 992-3352. giving name, . - s and 10441c fir.,, 1450. 1"' Ford Custom, Rn. m-3561 radio, haller, pow1ll" brakes, 111-.Uic phone number . 10-6-11c 1969 MOBILE home. Take over radial tires, $550. Phone 992· 6872. payments. Call 992·7019. 111-4-Jic I0-1-61c RAMB~ER Amtrlcon IN TH~I~AA\-r::t'i,'l, lET· USED FURNITURE, couch, 19U very low convertible, TL·M·NT OF ACCOUNTS, chair, recliner rocker, 3 mileage, 1250. Also, 1962 PttOIATE COURT, M•ltU tables. wool rug tnd pad, 5 Chevrotel '12·1on pldc-up, wide COUNTY, OHIO piece brHklaol Ill, $115. bed, excellent running canAccounts and vouchtrs of the Phone 992-57G. GEO. HOBSTI!nER. dillon. Body 1 lillie rough, following namtd flduclarltl '0+3tc IROKIR $400. 992-6702. haYil been flied In the Probate -....,-.,..,.-.,...,----:-~ MIDOLEPORT - Troller lot 10·4-Jic Court, MeJgo County, Ohio, tor 1962 DODGE '12·1"" pldcup, 7VJ. $650.00 SMtlle New 1971 apt~~v:t ,:g~ :J~~m;';~t and toot bed, 6-cyllrider. Good 1969 OLDSMOBILE 91 lux..-y Final Account of a,ut•h L. shape, UOO. W. H. Richmond, 57 ACIES- 4 bedroom home, - . . llr conditioned, lull beth, gos furnace (forced Bradford, Guardien of tht LAidlng Creek Road. Guardianship Estate ot M1rv t0+3tc - · FM rldlo, etc. Ntw air), drilled well. Small barn. !Ires. Donlld Foglesong, $10,000.00 LoutH Parr, an Incompetent - - - - - - - - & Person. Mosan, ""- 773-5561. CASE NO. 19W Fifth AC· COAL, llm.stone. Excelsior 11J.5.Jic 66 ACRES .- Old house, bern, count of Emmett w. Shuler, Salt Works, E. Mlln St., ~1. '/OI)ng limber. 1!0.00 per Guardian of Paul GrHnlee, an Pomeroy. 'Phonl f92.31ft . · Now On Dlspi1VI Incompetent Per1an. 4-f.tfc . '"' POHTIAC.--oT0;-31J, + acN. speed, $1,100. At,o, l~ CASE NO. 19970 Stcond Rlmanlng 1970 Mobile Toyote CorDill 2 dOor toarcf. Account of Helen Rathburn 2 Homas POMII9Y 3 bedrooms, m u1t be'" !Joi>, automollc, I1,SOO. Phont• betll~. s!Nm toHI. Doulll• Clapp, Executrix of the Estete "WNINGS, storm doors end ed 1 Chester 985-3503 efler 5 p.m. ~ec.!::ha B. Rathburn , windows, carports, ...-• • 120.000.00 mov 1G+flp CASE No. 20257 First and marquees, blown aiKI Mtt Flnll Account 01 John ~o. . Dean, lt~sulatlon . Elmer Whitt, Administrator ot the ettate of wltl representative. For fr• Harry Dun, DeCIIHd. 11t1m1tes, phone Charlet CASE NO. 202!1 Firat a"d lltlt, SyrltUit. V. V. Fln1t Acc.ount of John A. Deen, Johnson .net San. •rwr· Admlnlstrltor Of tht Estate of 1-31).tfc Lenora Dtan, OectaHd. Unltll exceptlonl l r t flltd thtrtto~ said accounts will bl· SMALL PO.NY, niCL with for hearing before 1ald Court on children. AIM, walk-In ~r tht 4th ClaY of Novtmbtr, 1f70, unit, comoltft. 19.55 ane-ton Air ~Hionlng, lull _.;, at which tlmt aald accounts wilt Ford truCit •. cattle racta bt considered end continued Phone 9.tt fin ' PM rldlo. tic. Ntw tires. from dly to day until flnall~ · · lO-,Utc disposed of . An~ penon lntttelftd may -~-~-..,~---, tile written exceptions to said ONE WALNUT account1 talnlng to or the taexecution mattetlof perthe Ji~ree~dy~to~hau~ · ;~-~~~~~ tru1t. not '"' than five daY$ r'l"""' , 1 prior to tha date set for hearing . .IIIII br. ,r' ORVILU JOH..NIJN Have Your Yearly $5.55 I SET. I.IP TH' BOARD SNUFFY .. ~OW AN' LET'S GIT GOII-j: ABOUT ME AN' VOU S~ERIFF .. I ALN'T GOT MUCH TIME PIJIVIN' SOME CHEtKERS ·· ROOFING. BY COIITRACr EXPERT Rtal Estate For Sale ------ For Sale ------ • ------ For Sale or Trade SOtJTII (D) • AKQ10t .AQJ87 tAB . For Rlli POMIIOY, OHIO , Y"' OLD 1..-nllure, dishes, brass beefs, ole. Write M. D. Mllleo:, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, Ohio. C.ll 992-6271. -=--=--o;---_,.,f.;,_1·tfC OPIN EVES. I:GO I'.M. I Annie Hayes ... . Pair of Puaaycats at the Royal Box: Diana Sands who orlilnated ;'.Otft ~,.,._l'iuit~Jeat" em Bdwy. and Barbra Strelsand who cople\1 it on celluloid .... "One or the Radzlwflls" Is not a book about Jaclrle O.'s sister Lee It's by Prince Mike Radzlwill, a kin of Prince Stash's, who teUs OLD UPRIGHT planOI, lily condition, as long as fllva not betn wet. Peylng 110 -h. First floor only. Monday• will be pick-up dey. Write, giving good directions, Wllltn l'ltno Company, Box 181. Sardis, Ohio 43946. 8-20-tfc Pomeroy IIIUIVI" 11-..... Co. Voice along Broadway ! BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK Moot M.anhattan lll<nl plan their di!Jpla,. lor Nov. I thill Y48f Instead of the iradiUonal Tbanklgivlng Week "American BuSness Briefing" Is a TV documentary lA> be aired cmlndle stations (Cit $In N.Y.) Nov. 15; Its associate producer $1495 radio, power steering, 19t5 OLOSMOBILE $1295 Sti!lrflre Coupe, radio, power steering, automatic transmission. Real Nice. INFORMATION EXPERIENCED 111-4-ffc· 19t7 PLYMOUTH $14H Belvedere 2 Dr . Hardtop, V-1 motor, power steering, & automatic transmission. WANT AD Business Services - --· "'--- ··- NOW PAYING, GlnleDII, $30 por pound. Goldon Seer. 11.75 por pound. Seal tops and slems, s.50 per pound. Bill Bailey, SecCOid St.. Rttd· svlllo, Ohio 4Sl71 . i automatic transmission. air conditioning. ~------·----------------------------------- 1 Wanted To Bu, Motor Co. QUALitY 1 the lamllyyou enjoyed so much, and now It 's incomplete. Being In a separated family ill trying not to cry on the outside, so you can give strength lA> your mother who ill doing her best to hide her tears - while railing two boys and a teenage girl. (Even though on the Inside you're falling apart.) It's going lA> church every Sunday (almost), hoping your prayers will bring him home someday. It's wondering how they are both taking It, and what they are thinking, deep down - and hoping It's not about that final step: Divorce). It's having your Dad Uve scrOSB the street from you now, so you know when he goea out, and that gels you more upset. It's going lA> sleep every night wishing you'd wake up In the morning lA> see your parenla IA>gether at the breakfast table again. It's suddenly remembering their anniversary ill thill month - and then remembering yoo won't celebrate II. It's wishing you could talk to them but feellng closed-out and helpless because you might say the wrong things. It's wondering why two people who loved each other so much can't find their way bock; and thinking, "H It can happsn lA> them, will II someday happen lA> me?" - DIVIDED Dear Divided: Why don't you and your brothers break the silence? H you can 'I lind worda, then give your parents each a copy of thl.s column. ll there's a sperk lefl (and I'm sure there ill), it may Ugh! up the breakfast table again. - H. ,....,., 2SIIIS !Helen Help Us! ' •Y· For Sale Cleland ReallJ rr,:,.,, al~ _____ Auto Sales ~W1100IDilJ!;IJ.J: HOBSTEnEI IEALTY WINSTON SALEM Danald,.. ....J!'L F. H. o•ar1en Prob1 t t J ud, • OOH, tc ~IT US· 'fQUI I"ITALI. OIL ~\Ill. :"'..I r: Vlll<ftlllble-l"ourJumbloo. - letter to etdl ooquan, to fdrm four ordinary words. .-.,.. __ ll.lDqUlloct Ill. Tl1oao Ia a ·-.''Palo" .... artml,y d .l-.(lw4a.) -- .rx I ) I ~ TENN1V KJ I [] THE FISH SHCr ~ ALWAV5 FULL I!IE!CAUSE OF 1HI5. .. •• ' ' I ;,' ' l \ .. ·:-, �..... .-- - . ~ .. . -·- .. , ~ ,- ' .. . ..... ..- .. .. ~· ·~- - ...... - --· ....... . ...... ··~ -. -~ .. ~ ... . - '·~ ·~- ....... -··---- ..... ........ -., - . .. ; ... . ' ' . . . " --- ........ ' ~---- .. ' ·--:--~ -.-- -- - ..--..-...--.....,,.p.,._.,._..\ ' r---------------------------1 I Of I I By Helen Bottel DADDY'S Ll'M'LE GIRL OR BIG GIRL NOW? Dear Helen: I'm II. My boy friend ill a lew months younger. He wanted lA> K<t engaged thill aummer, but my panmla had a fit. 'lbty sald I was IDo young and couldn't accept the responslbllltles of married life - I'm otill "Dad's Utile girl." Helen, my Grandmother Is W, 10 while Mom and Dad ...,.k I watch my three-yeaM!d abler, clean houoe, cook dinner for oeven, go lA> achool, and would get an evening job, except I can't get away from home onW 7 p.m. In return I get no allowance, somellmes not even a thank you.lleel Uke a maid! If this Isn't accepting responsibilities, what ill? Don't you think I'm ready lA> be a Mrs.? - DAD'S Ll'M'LE GIRl. Daar DLG: Porhaps yoo're ''ready," but are you SURE thill ill love or a oeemlngly easy way out? And Is your ISirear-old boy friend reody for marriage? Why not walt a while and see? -H. Daar Helen: Here's a different ''What Is A?" WHAT ARE SEPARATED PARENTS? They are the two people you lovemostlnthillworld,andnow you find love ill IA>rn between Lost and Found LOST, LARGE black and while collie. Answers to "Cubby." PIHM call 992-2667. Reward. 10-6-Jtc Notice ONE OAY ONLY, WED· NESDAY, Oct. 7o Open House fall showing of Dutch Maid clothing at lena McKinley's reside-nce. 359 N. Front St., Middleport. 10-S-2tc ------ them. 1"' CHEVROLET They are the ones who headed Impala Convertible, v.e motor. ~t!:taof s~:"~nt::: WIN AT BRIDGE founder Gen. David Sarnoff and daughter of RCA Board Cbalrman SarnoffO'Brien and his first wile,BobEome Hammond ... Indeed Rodney Dangerfield dooan't get respect, as his routines lnaillt: Even at the U.N., where he entertained during U. N. Staff Day, Rod wu Introduced aa "that very ~ ....... ian Sidney Dangerfield.'' WuhlngiA>n ~ : That the Secret Service uncovered a mWtant-ctudent plot lA> anatch David • Julie .... Manhattan whisper: The naUon'a moat famOUB widow and an aecuUve hardhat .... Former manger of a very broke IDp crooner dined at the Stage Dolly but didn't have money for even that modest tab: Bernie the Counterman hollted the sad tlflllll ... And laid a $10 bW on him ... Non • quote from Res Reed att.r oeelng Jact Nicholson's "Five Easy Pieces" : "Don't ask me for a quote. I'm IDo shook up." Andy WIUiaml' first post- b Modern }QCO Y AI'dS Slam 8I'd By Oswald & Jamn Jacoby NOIIm I • 75 •Kse• • 982 .AU3 WIST .1963 EAST .82 tKJ73 .QJ92 tQ105 .i .K1075 •2 •1on · Notice Monday Deadline 9 a.m . Cancellllllon & Corrections Will be accepte-d until 9a .m . for Dey of Publication REGULATIONS The Publisher reserves fht right to edit or relecl any ads deemed oblectlonal. The publisher will nol·bt- responsible for more then one lncorrecl Insertion . RATES For Wan I Ad Service 5 cents per Word one Insertion Minimum Charge 75c l:l cents per word three conuc ut111e lnurtlons. 18 cent! per word 11x con . secutlve Insertions . 25 Per cent Discount on peld ads and ads paid within 10 davs. CARD OF THANKS & OBITUARY Sl..SO tor so word minimum . Each addit ional word 1c . ILIND ADS Additional 25c Charge per Advertisement. OFFICE HOURS 1:30 a.m. to 5:00p.m. Dally, 8 : 30 a.m . to 11 :00 Noon Saturday. Card o! Thanks I WANT to exrnms my sincere thanks to al my friends and neighbors who sent cards and flowers while I was co11flned to Holz~tr Medical Center. Your thoughtfulness Is greatly appreciated. Russell little 10-6-ltp •e ,.••2. Both vulnerable "•' Norib EMI Soalh Pul P881 Pus 5t P.. Pul Today' a hand shows JACOBY MODERN bidding <laudlne consolation ill model at its best. South opens with a forcing tw<K:lub bid. He only hns :Ill points In high cards but he hn1 two strong major suits, first- or oecondround control everywhere and a probable 10 trickl In his own band. North'• two-spade response Is the JACOBY MODERN step to show 7-9 hlgh-e81'([ pointa. Two no· trump would ahnw 1.1).12; two hearla U while two dla· moodl would show the bus! o-3. South's three-spade can io normal and announce• that South has a normal forcing two-apade bid. Nol1h's bid of three notrump 1 how s lnobtuty to raise spades and lack of a good suit of his own. It also implies that hl1 hilh-<:ard holding Is more apt £o be a minimum seven thnn a maximum nine although that doean't hove to be the ease. South'• !our-heart call showt hit second 1ult. South wants to play in a au!J and is not going after a 1lam on his own power. Twe't7 plut nine .only equals zt.. N"ol1b reval~• his hand upward. He only hns seven pointa but they appear to be very hard· · workin~ ones. He bids ftve Ladies and Gentlemen Tom Hill ' You, and Music! WMPO RADI0/1390 ·'r JOHfiiJN M.NRY Olmmlldll or R~es·identi~ Bride, Block,·Siuot. Cllleml, Chimneys, Homo Remodeling, Cament Work, Garages. From the llrgnt Truck• oP : Bulldozer Radiator to the Smallost He- Core. .BLAETTNARS ••• tf2..21., Pomtror ment. Phofte 99'..:·l281. SOinH TROPICAL fiSH 1 WILL not be responsible for DEADL.tNE$ S P.M . Day Before Publication .Radiator Service 3 ROOM Vnturrt'shed apert. ~-------------------' Free Estimates Jim · Larry Kenny- Jake Phone 992·7044 or 992-5632 tales of Nazi resilltance and Ufe .. a _refugee .... Prevlewers of "Love Story" aay it's a cinch lA> duplleato the Wli!!~ - 01 ~~~m No. I best the •urrent • -·~oeller .... TheaUBtereCommiea, eh? The average Yugoslav last twi year spent ce 88 much on alcohol as food- 55 per cent or lamlly spending. Vivian Vance (of the old TV LoeWe "•"•ame) ill fed up with ......., thesmog-violence-noilleandill E. 55th St. for the qui"'•• "'-• suburbs ... .. RCA VlciAlr Records created a special radio with 8 br aille dial forbUnd Jose FeUclano, ooe of Us hottest hotcake peddlers .... The purty blonde lunchln.llat Chauverlln'o · Celebrity c.rner with TV's David Jansoen was llernloe DaliA>n _ his mother Have ···· llernloe tell some of the off. screen tales of her days as an actresa on Jerry Lewis movies · lng to get Into clubs at this stage or the bidding. South's live-diamond call Is also a cue bid and Nol1b ill now able to jump right to six bearta. South considers trying a seven bid. He feels that North does hold the heart king but he fears that 12 trlckl will be all he can make. He's right In that a•· oumpUon. Tbe poor breeu In lpedes and hearts wW hold South to a omallllam. tHew.,.,.. ,_,;. ......, • 11>e biddJni has been: Wool Nortlo - Pul Pul Pul It 1. •• p._ P• Pul You, South, hnld: .AQU .K181 tU otelltl Whot do you do nawf A r... Ywr ,..,,. ._ ............ Ia flaaUJ , _ tloo _ _-, .... Ia ...... ,_ W1llo ""'' IIIIDI..., , .. ••« NOTICI IY APPOtNT.MINT C111 Nt. 21J11 E1t1te ot Lewis William• Dtetlttd. . . NOHCt II htrftY giVen thll Lucille CillO 6f Middleport, Ohio , has blln .. iduty ~DPOinttd Aelmlnlstratrla Df'. fht litllt Of Lewis William~, dttll.eM4, taft of Mel91 County, OhiO. Creditors art r.-qulr•d to tnt their cillml'' \tilth -I Jid flducler·t within four rftOntht. Dated this 25th dey of StP · tember 1970. F. H. O'I!Jrltn , Probate Judge of said cluhK . · Onvkn10ly lhls bid shows County If) zt f 101 •· 13, 3tc the club aee. Nllrth i•n't try. Rool Painting & Repair, Spouting & Carpenter Work. Contact: 11.1 l:' . I ' ' I ' . Du!er,O. Wheel Alignment Air.QIIIditioning Inspection And Re-Charge 6•98 Plus Parts BlaeHna~s r..a... Maft....l..J I 741-Jt4S any debts contracted bl -GUARANTEEDanyone olher then mysel . 9·27-tlc Phone 992-2094 William Black, Rt. 1, Mid·==::--:---:---,==:dleporl. Ohio. HOUSE, 1671 Lincoln Heights, 4 And Complete Une 1Q.6.Jtp rooms, beth, picture window. of Supplies Pomenlf Home & Auto nice yard. picket fence, . basement. Available soon . 1 W1LL not be responsible for "' E. Main, Pomeroy, o. Phone ff2-21U Phone 992-2710 or 992-3432. ..._,., Wlllllllll any debts contracted 9-27-tfc Moson. w. Vo. anyone other than mysel . Lowell McNickle, 70 Norlh 773-!675 HARRISON'S TV AND ANSecond St .. Middleport, Ohio. FURNISHED apartment, 4 Optn0.1fy11114p.m. TENNA SERVICE . Phone 10-Hip rooms and beth. Albert Hilt, 6::t011ftp.m. 992-2.122. Main St., Recine. Phone 9-ft, .__ _ _ _ _ _ _ __. 6-10-tfc HAYMAN'S AUCTION House, 2261. 10-Htc Laurel Cliff, now open each 7 ROOM modern house with SEPTIC TANkS CLEANED. Friday to receive con. extra lot In Pomeroy. Must Reasonable rates. Phone slgnments at 10 a.m . Auction NICELY furnished 2-bedroom NEW i97D ZIG-ZAG Sewing sell, will toke best offer. John Russell, Goltlpolls 446starting at 7 p.m. Let us sell ~lment, Middleport . Phone 949-2165 or 1-61>4-221· 4782 a!tttr 5: 30 p.m. Machine In original ·foctory your merchandise. 4818. 4-7-Hc e 992-3874. carton. Zig -Zag to make 3-22-Hc f.29-12fc 9-30-tlc buttonholes., sew on buttons, SEPTIC tenks cl11ned. Mlllor monograma, and make fancy WILL give plano lessons In my NEWLY decorated, 3 room SanlteHon, Stewart, Ohio. Ph. BY OWNER. Just completed. 3 designs wllh lust the twill ole home . Phone 992·3666. 062-li13S. furnished apartment, adults tingle dial. Loft In ley-away bedroom home. 1'12 belhs, ges 8-16-tlc 2·12-tfc on1y. 126 Mulberry Ave. and never been used. Will sell forced air furnace, buill-In Phone992.-. RUMMAGE SALE. Oct. 8, 9, for only 547 cash, or E-Z kitchen, wall to well car- WHEEL Horse Sales end 9-6-lfc · peflng. Located on Rt. 124, end 10. Sterk Building, Terms. Phone 992-268!. Service. Baum Lumber · llf.2-6tc Rutland Road . Contact Milo Pomeroy, across from post Company, Chester, Ohio . B. Hutchison, Phone 742-3935. office. Sponsored by Forest TRAILER space, one mile from Phone 985-3301. 10-ol-31c new Meigs High School on old ELECTROLUX Vacuum Run Malhodlsl Church. 5-211-tlc Rl. 33. Pllone 992-2941 . Cleaner complele with atI0-6-31c LOTS WITH . all , ullllllts. 9-20-30tc tachments, (ordwlnder and ~A~I~R--C~O~N~D~IT~I~O~N~ING, WILL pick up merchandise and paint spray. Used but In like Reslrlcled sub dlviJion. 'h to Rtlrlgerallon service. Jack'o take to auction on a per· FURNISHiKlc'lnd unfurnished new condition. Pay 137.45 ?.-acre lots. Phone Chester Refrigeration, New Haven. centage basts . Call Jim apartments. aose to school. cash or terms If desired. 985-3301, nigh! 985-~ . Phone 182-2079. Adams, auctioneer, Rutland. Phone 992-2685. 1-6-tlc Phone 992-5434. 4-6-tfc 10.2-6tc -:---::--~--..;.;"-'" Phone 742- ~1. 111-18-Hc · ;;Cir.:m;u;-;;:;;:;;;-a:;:;;;; tiOME building lots within 9-23-Hc -C~.-B~R~A~D~F~O-::R-::D-,-:-Au-c-::11-on-Tuppers Plains Water ------~TRAILER, Brown's Trailer PARKVIEW "Kennels, Poodles, Completo Sarvlca District. Cl011 to high school Park, Mlner~vllle . Phone 992· and bird dogs . AKC. Pet and Phone 949-3821 Female Help Wanted ~ how puppies. Grooming. and-fairgrounds. This Is 1 new 3324. Racine, Cltlo Phone 992-5443. development, all loll large 9-9-llc IF YOU seelhls ed, you need a Crill Bradford end have good drainage . 3-17-tlc job, which means you need 5-1-tlc Phone 992-6887 alter 5 p.m. money. Let me show you the t0-1-tfc easiest and best way for a HAVE USED gas water heater WARM MORNING heeler, like READY · MIX CONCRETE new. Bottled gas, $6.5. Also, housewife-mother to work will trade for electric water GOOD investment property. delivered right to r_oLtr Kenmore with blower, bottled and make good money with heater. Phone 992-5010. Call ~ lh 1 t·•~ project. Fast and Free gas, $70. Phone 742-5716. I H Beeline Fashions. Full or ouse w '" bellmen!, rae urn ..lwo est mates. Phone 991-3284. after 5 p.m. 9-:JO.tfc · apartments, parttime work . Free ward111-S-Jic garages. Monthly Income. Goealeln Reedy-Mix C.. .• robe. Please call Jun IRISH cobblers and Kennel>tc S190. Priced ressonably tor · MldCIIeport, Ohio. Trussell 949- ~3 . !>Dfatoeo. Charles Hilton, quick sale. Phone 992-3035. 6-:JO.tfc 10-4-Jtc 19 7 2 GAS halters. nice building l':;lland, Ohio. Phone UJ. - - · " ·"C NEIGLER Conotructlon. For Help Wanted lots. Albert Hill, Main St.. · bulldlnt or remodeling your 9 2,.. 181c SEMI DRIVERS needed. Ex· Racine. Phone 949-22.11. . . hom•, cell Guy Nelgltr. •.f1rlence helpful but not :::=:::-::::::--:--r.r::-'0-~Ui.c STf.BEQ, Welnut flnllh, . !W . · ., Raclnt. Ohio. 7' 31'"Ji,, : ~1".ory.,l11fk>da\and o\ler CUOSE-QUT Mlt.;J:itlt cl- , - ~ f lll"'miXICI Cheftlllt';:< ""• . '.. ... ·., ·,, ' ·:,:;;. '·.'<'>"". ' ", ·. > the road heulfnil. You ton duo to poor health. All loll( ,.pea~er IOUnd oyslem. CLOSE Ill, lt.MOST NEW :1' SEW . lNG MA.c· HINES. ~lr earn 510,000 1o 115,000 1>tr bedrooms, bath, · buill-In kH f92.f214. 1 · at reduced ~·itance S68 19 Use our 115 11 year II you are Willing 1o =~=.Wllr..'/Pseparalely or budget lermo ." call 992-3352. kitchen, utility room, '\t:''ra.:lc 'Pom~y. learn. For application, call entire slocl<. Well's Grocery, 9-29-6tc workshop, garage, breeze. Authoclzed Sl~ Sales arid 513-22>4-3071 or write Advance Long Bottom, Ohio. Phooe way, oboul 7 acres woodland.Sarvl&. We sh:r"pon' Scluon. D. T. Dept., 1100 Enoch Drive, 985_4150 Chesler. BEAUTIFUL Early American 112,900. 3-l9·tfc Middletown. Ohio, 45042. 11f.o4-3tc Style, stereo-radio com 1Q.6-2tc blnallon, 4 speaker, AM & FM 140 acre farm, NE~USE DOZER work. Phone 992-6173. oom1, HAVE Immediate opening lor LAUREL CLIFF Fret radio, 4 speed changer. I0-1-6tc I 450<65 office •••rotary. shorthand Methodist Ch..-ch building. Balance S71.67 · Use our I , t fruit ~ Ph 992 5326 Sao t budget termo. Call 992-3352. DOZER Work. Phone 949-2171. and typing necessary, one . . a any 9-29-6tc D T SZ5,000. ...; J.tJ.nc knowledge ot bookkeeping lime. I0->4-3! helpful. Experience nol c GENTLE mare pony, 2'12-yaars JUST FAR ENOUGH, NOT essential. Interviews will be - - - - - - - - old, with saddle, SIOO. Broke TOO FAR FROM SHOP· PING, 1'.<1 story !rome, 3 arranged. Write Box 729-L, STEREO, WALNUT - . n 1o ride. Phone 992-5007 or c-o The Dolly Sentinel, style. .4 speaker sound btdrooms, beth, newly Insurance Chesler 985-4229 evenlngo. AUTOMOBILE Insurance been Pomeroy, Ohio, otetlng system, 4 speed aulornoflc painted, 16,500. 11).>4-Jip cancelled? lost your training, experience and any changer. Balance 164.15. Use =:•tor's llcen11? Call 992· other helpful Information. our budget terms. Call 992- BASSET puppies, AKC, $30. F. WHY PAY RENTf 6 rooms, 3 10+<itc 3352. A. Benedum, Reedsville, bedroomJ, bath, In good 6-15-tlc IO+<IIc condition, good neighborhood . Ohio. Phone 667-3156. MAN OR woman 1o supply -::---:----:--$3,750. 10-ol-121c consumers with Rawlelgh EARLY American Stereo.redlo TO BUY OR SELL Products. Can tarn S60 combination, !W. & FM radio, weekly part-lime, $150 and up 4 -ktr sound oystem, 4 CONTACT US lull -lime. Write Charlie Penn, speed automatic changer. HENRY CLELAND W. T. Rawlelgh C..., P. 0 . Box Balance $71.69. Use our 1965 FORD Custom, radio, REALTOR Olllce tf2.:121t halter, power brakn, snow 204, Chillicothe, Ohio 45601, budgel terms. C.ll 992-3352. giving name, . - s and 10441c fir.,, 1450. 1"' Ford Custom, Rn. m-3561 radio, haller, pow1ll" brakes, 111-.Uic phone number . 10-6-11c 1969 MOBILE home. Take over radial tires, $550. Phone 992· 6872. payments. Call 992·7019. 111-4-Jic I0-1-61c RAMB~ER Amtrlcon IN TH~I~AA\-r::t'i,'l, lET· USED FURNITURE, couch, 19U very low convertible, TL·M·NT OF ACCOUNTS, chair, recliner rocker, 3 mileage, 1250. Also, 1962 PttOIATE COURT, M•ltU tables. wool rug tnd pad, 5 Chevrotel '12·1on pldc-up, wide COUNTY, OHIO piece brHklaol Ill, $115. bed, excellent running canAccounts and vouchtrs of the Phone 992-57G. GEO. HOBSTI!nER. dillon. Body 1 lillie rough, following namtd flduclarltl '0+3tc IROKIR $400. 992-6702. haYil been flied In the Probate -....,-.,..,.-.,...,----:-~ MIDOLEPORT - Troller lot 10·4-Jic Court, MeJgo County, Ohio, tor 1962 DODGE '12·1"" pldcup, 7VJ. $650.00 SMtlle New 1971 apt~~v:t ,:g~ :J~~m;';~t and toot bed, 6-cyllrider. Good 1969 OLDSMOBILE 91 lux..-y Final Account of a,ut•h L. shape, UOO. W. H. Richmond, 57 ACIES- 4 bedroom home, - . . llr conditioned, lull beth, gos furnace (forced Bradford, Guardien of tht LAidlng Creek Road. Guardianship Estate ot M1rv t0+3tc - · FM rldlo, etc. Ntw air), drilled well. Small barn. !Ires. Donlld Foglesong, $10,000.00 LoutH Parr, an Incompetent - - - - - - - - & Person. Mosan, ""- 773-5561. CASE NO. 19W Fifth AC· COAL, llm.stone. Excelsior 11J.5.Jic 66 ACRES .- Old house, bern, count of Emmett w. Shuler, Salt Works, E. Mlln St., ~1. '/OI)ng limber. 1!0.00 per Guardian of Paul GrHnlee, an Pomeroy. 'Phonl f92.31ft . · Now On Dlspi1VI Incompetent Per1an. 4-f.tfc . '"' POHTIAC.--oT0;-31J, + acN. speed, $1,100. At,o, l~ CASE NO. 19970 Stcond Rlmanlng 1970 Mobile Toyote CorDill 2 dOor toarcf. Account of Helen Rathburn 2 Homas POMII9Y 3 bedrooms, m u1t be'" !Joi>, automollc, I1,SOO. Phont• betll~. s!Nm toHI. Doulll• Clapp, Executrix of the Estete "WNINGS, storm doors end ed 1 Chester 985-3503 efler 5 p.m. ~ec.!::ha B. Rathburn , windows, carports, ...-• • 120.000.00 mov 1G+flp CASE No. 20257 First and marquees, blown aiKI Mtt Flnll Account 01 John ~o. . Dean, lt~sulatlon . Elmer Whitt, Administrator ot the ettate of wltl representative. For fr• Harry Dun, DeCIIHd. 11t1m1tes, phone Charlet CASE NO. 202!1 Firat a"d lltlt, SyrltUit. V. V. Fln1t Acc.ount of John A. Deen, Johnson .net San. •rwr· Admlnlstrltor Of tht Estate of 1-31).tfc Lenora Dtan, OectaHd. Unltll exceptlonl l r t flltd thtrtto~ said accounts will bl· SMALL PO.NY, niCL with for hearing before 1ald Court on children. AIM, walk-In ~r tht 4th ClaY of Novtmbtr, 1f70, unit, comoltft. 19.55 ane-ton Air ~Hionlng, lull _.;, at which tlmt aald accounts wilt Ford truCit •. cattle racta bt considered end continued Phone 9.tt fin ' PM rldlo. tic. Ntw tires. from dly to day until flnall~ · · lO-,Utc disposed of . An~ penon lntttelftd may -~-~-..,~---, tile written exceptions to said ONE WALNUT account1 talnlng to or the taexecution mattetlof perthe Ji~ree~dy~to~hau~ · ;~-~~~~~ tru1t. not '"' than five daY$ r'l"""' , 1 prior to tha date set for hearing . .IIIII br. ,r' ORVILU JOH..NIJN Have Your Yearly $5.55 I SET. I.IP TH' BOARD SNUFFY .. ~OW AN' LET'S GIT GOII-j: ABOUT ME AN' VOU S~ERIFF .. I ALN'T GOT MUCH TIME PIJIVIN' SOME CHEtKERS ·· ROOFING. BY COIITRACr EXPERT Rtal Estate For Sale ------ For Sale ------ • ------ For Sale or Trade SOtJTII (D) • AKQ10t .AQJ87 tAB . For Rlli POMIIOY, OHIO , Y"' OLD 1..-nllure, dishes, brass beefs, ole. Write M. D. Mllleo:, Rt. 4, Pomeroy, Ohio. C.ll 992-6271. -=--=--o;---_,.,f.;,_1·tfC OPIN EVES. I:GO I'.M. I Annie Hayes ... . Pair of Puaaycats at the Royal Box: Diana Sands who orlilnated ;'.Otft ~,.,._l'iuit~Jeat" em Bdwy. and Barbra Strelsand who cople\1 it on celluloid .... "One or the Radzlwflls" Is not a book about Jaclrle O.'s sister Lee It's by Prince Mike Radzlwill, a kin of Prince Stash's, who teUs OLD UPRIGHT planOI, lily condition, as long as fllva not betn wet. Peylng 110 -h. First floor only. Monday• will be pick-up dey. Write, giving good directions, Wllltn l'ltno Company, Box 181. Sardis, Ohio 43946. 8-20-tfc Pomeroy IIIUIVI" 11-..... Co. Voice along Broadway ! BY JACK O'BRIAN NEW YORK Moot M.anhattan lll<nl plan their di!Jpla,. lor Nov. I thill Y48f Instead of the iradiUonal Tbanklgivlng Week "American BuSness Briefing" Is a TV documentary lA> be aired cmlndle stations (Cit $In N.Y.) Nov. 15; Its associate producer $1495 radio, power steering, 19t5 OLOSMOBILE $1295 Sti!lrflre Coupe, radio, power steering, automatic transmission. Real Nice. INFORMATION EXPERIENCED 111-4-ffc· 19t7 PLYMOUTH $14H Belvedere 2 Dr . Hardtop, V-1 motor, power steering, & automatic transmission. WANT AD Business Services - --· "'--- ··- NOW PAYING, GlnleDII, $30 por pound. Goldon Seer. 11.75 por pound. Seal tops and slems, s.50 per pound. Bill Bailey, SecCOid St.. Rttd· svlllo, Ohio 4Sl71 . i automatic transmission. air conditioning. ~------·----------------------------------- 1 Wanted To Bu, Motor Co. QUALitY 1 the lamllyyou enjoyed so much, and now It 's incomplete. Being In a separated family ill trying not to cry on the outside, so you can give strength lA> your mother who ill doing her best to hide her tears - while railing two boys and a teenage girl. (Even though on the Inside you're falling apart.) It's going lA> church every Sunday (almost), hoping your prayers will bring him home someday. It's wondering how they are both taking It, and what they are thinking, deep down - and hoping It's not about that final step: Divorce). It's having your Dad Uve scrOSB the street from you now, so you know when he goea out, and that gels you more upset. It's going lA> sleep every night wishing you'd wake up In the morning lA> see your parenla IA>gether at the breakfast table again. It's suddenly remembering their anniversary ill thill month - and then remembering yoo won't celebrate II. It's wishing you could talk to them but feellng closed-out and helpless because you might say the wrong things. It's wondering why two people who loved each other so much can't find their way bock; and thinking, "H It can happsn lA> them, will II someday happen lA> me?" - DIVIDED Dear Divided: Why don't you and your brothers break the silence? H you can 'I lind worda, then give your parents each a copy of thl.s column. ll there's a sperk lefl (and I'm sure there ill), it may Ugh! up the breakfast table again. - H. ,....,., 2SIIIS !Helen Help Us! ' •Y· For Sale Cleland ReallJ rr,:,.,, al~ _____ Auto Sales ~W1100IDilJ!;IJ.J: HOBSTEnEI IEALTY WINSTON SALEM Danald,.. ....J!'L F. H. o•ar1en Prob1 t t J ud, • OOH, tc ~IT US· 'fQUI I"ITALI. OIL ~\Ill. :"'..I r: Vlll<ftlllble-l"ourJumbloo. - letter to etdl ooquan, to fdrm four ordinary words. .-.,.. __ ll.lDqUlloct Ill. Tl1oao Ia a ·-.''Palo" .... artml,y d .l-.(lw4a.) -- .rx I ) I ~ TENN1V KJ I [] THE FISH SHCr ~ ALWAV5 FULL I!IE!CAUSE OF 1HI5. .. •• ' ' I ;,' ' l \ .. ·:-, �• -The Daily Sertlnel, Mickleport-Pmlfl'Oy' 0., Oct. 8, 1170 ' 'b_ · ·.· · . '• :f, II)'JOIINT. KADY , COLUMBUS(UPI)-'lbehead of the Ohio National Guard said todayguardsmen would continue to carry weapooB and Uve ammunition when policing student disturbances because there "ia Columbus,DelCono'sadmlnlatralive aaBistant, agreed, "'!be guard only goes into those situations wben ll gelt beyond the control of the local lawenlorcementofticllls "said McCarui. "And remem~ those • > • . • "They will continue to have ammunition wiUt them when called out and will load them on command of an officer," said Slate Adjutant General S. T. Del Corso. The PteBidential Cornrnlssion on Campus Unrest Sunday criticized the Guard for the fatal shooting of lour stodents at Kent State University May 4 andthewOWtdingofnineothers. "The...lragedY must surely rnarkthelasttimethatloaded rifles are Issued as a matter of course to guardsmen confronting sto~t d~onstrators, ·' the comrnlsston satd. "TiteGuardwillalwayscarry live arnrnuniUon when ordered out to assist clvU auUtorities in restoring order," said Del CoriiO. No DUiereDces "As far as we're concerned Utere is no dUference between a disturbance on campus than Utero is in a city," said Del Corso. "We can 'I operate on doubJestan darda." Lt. Col. J. E. P. McCann, , End War (Continued from Page I) Nguyen Van- Thieu, Vice President Nguyen Cao Ky and Premier Tran Thien Khlern. For Ute first lime, Cornmanists also agreed to inclnde Ute issue of exchange of prisoners of war. Nl:lon said however that hia own new approach to the Vlelnam negoliations was under consideration long before the Communists presented their new offer. btdicating Ute importance t!tat he attaches to hia new propoaals, Nixon sald that all cabinet members woulct he briefed on Ute U.S. pos!Uon al5 p.m. EDT Wednesday. An hour later' the President said b!pirtisan leaders 0! cOttgreis would be briefed. Nl:lon did not lake any questions from newsmen after malting hia statement. MEIGS TH£ATRE · Tonognt, Oct., "THE COCKEYED COWBOYS OF CALICO COUNTY" ( Tl<hnicolor) Dan 'Hau• Blocker Nanaette Fabray • Jim Backus Rating "G" ..general for all esl rloons: Balloon Snolchor Gil Gullor Frog Show Starts 1 P.M. Wednosclor & Tllursdor Oc!DIIor7-t NOT OPEN .(UJ'I) - DelCoriiOd·'}(~' ~-- ~~:---·~~,..;: had said earlier ilie ~,. "l'he ~ ~ -~ 118fired in self deltllle ....d· ~ , ~~ted liY a aPic!al •• Now You Know Unloa Cllrllidt illlllt CODirol ptOINIII. ' • IQII lbe fi.,.....~ . = ' ·· \ . ' -~/ i· :' /oln . ' 1'~· Robertf iB DNd · '""'· "'-'""£""" .._ .JOOn T. !be W.•'w!!U-.t. and .. - CampUS left' '* Lockhart 10 sPeak Here ;-& ··"·-'--at E-nnle · 'n · Br 'e(A ' : · : , . , I . I ·· 1\Tew · . • _J 1_ • s1ng behind the operational front line, UP! correspondent Kate Webb reported from the scene. She aaid the attack started at midnight behind a barrage of miH'Iars, rocketa and heavy weapons !Ire. Miss Webb said one of sl:l dead civilians was a young girl, killed when her flimsy palm thatch house received a direct hi I from a BIG rocket. A senior field officer said the other civilians were dragged by the bodies behind. Late UU. morning hundreds hair out of trenches where they were hiding and shot in the of civilian refugees streamed from the vUiage IIOUUtward head. When the lighting ended at down Roote 6, laltlng with them dawn Utree Cambodian soldiers their household belongings, and six cl vl1lans were found cows and water buffoloes. It dead. MIH'e Utan 20 Cambodian was a scene reminiscent of the soldiers were wounded but it attacks on vUiages in the war was not known how many in SouUt Vietnam. Senior officers said the civilians were wounded. The NorUt Vlelnamese attack Ioree, nausea gas, ftred in the estimated at 1JJO men, left 12 warheads of mortars, had made the Cornbodlans' eyes smart and then made lbem 9ick. They said they took a cannister to the main operational control post where it was identified as nausea gas. x.-n a.n:r =··· some respecta, and particularly iiJ-sulled to handling mass misconduct, such as ,ordlnarlly occurs during a carnpua disturb- project calls for sealing witb asphalt ernulaian four county roads 'II • total coat of On the ll. •. Y~11 In!- ..mea wABluNGTON, 15. ·C. - )Oih wUl he held 11 I p.m. '19~7.58. Dlltrlci ~·aarenc:e Wednesday at .llle_Strong lltd ance.'' Roads and dl8lance lncluded E. Miller bas been by Son .. Funeral Home In Codes An Needed in the project are C-17, S.5 ~retary of Transportation Wil!i,etv!l'-1 with IJ!e Rev, The committee recommended rnUes; C-28, 1.6 rnDe: C-32, 6.4 John Volpe thai ''no apeclllc Ro~rt . Turner , offtclatlng, 11!;~ofcodesofconduclfor rnDes, and C-36, u miles. AtLll tad hv ellblr llUrillwlllhebi~WIIkelvllle. • : 11111111 fa<!ttlty lnellibere, Wi'lll!""1' Otarllli!llr. 'ltft', ~~ ·F~'(Iil ''die •It ~111811 at =f't;l,.,* . ::::.~~o~~~~: :'~~o.: ~'C"Ma'!:~ !:~~~r:r~ lbe i,IVORCE""""a:=; " J.:::etary Volpe revealed awaidecl a dlvoree in Mtlgl ~;~.!:':'ct: =\~ ~~ ::;,.::~ tenure to faculty Other recommendations included: - Anin-depUt study of the effeet of campus size on academlc quality. -Establishment of a commu. nleationsyaternbetweencollege adrnlniatrators and the rest of the university. -An increase in Highway Palrol manpower and greater pro. flclency of carnpU8 security forces . -A further study 011 wbelher camptll disorders have been planned or manaced. -A new law requiring the reporting aer1ous cr1rnJDaJ conducl to the appr oprlate law enforcement agencies. Veteraa• Memorial Iloopit81 ADJIIISSIONS - Nettle Tolllver, Pomeroy; Amber Lohn, Pomeroy; Belva Sloan, Pomeroy; Theodore Milch, Pomeroy; <Jtarlel Walkins, Pt. Pleaaanl; Mary Smltb, Middleport; Jll!lea CoUJ)II, Pomeroy; Glenn Grueser, PoiiiEI'O)'. DISCHARGES - Everett Wallon, WI11WD Muller, Leona Stewart, Clifford Stumbo, Reghla Seslon, ltobert Ruaaell, Kenneth Madden, Elmer l(orvell. It is easy to open a savings account with us, as we accept any amount. So don't put off any longer starting a regular savings program. It is one of the best ways we know to achieve your particular goal in the future. ' ACOOUNTS INSURm 10'20.000.00 ' MIDDLEPORT, OHIO w., llltl7, at Ft.completed Polll, La.,bUkl lltd 1ra1n1nc last Jtationed at Ft. Wollerai Te:l. Ll , · HOO · Y-·R_ c . A . ,N':E' s . • · . ' ' :1:1,1. '" ' '" · . . •I' rree r"!"-------., ~- , .• - Jc u. ' ' . f' W .... '" •, ·"'~" •'l·' 1"~ ~ "'1tiYJ'lf•..... :iji\J ~· ll'~t>' ·, ...,......, · "'"'i"'-11 I Select filii$ In oor DrlperJ.~.-~~~· an the ·2nd 1111 . _,-;( • '"· .• ,, . ' •· . , Ptated pr c.pet - ~ 11o1n wHh a-Haat•. ·' / '•- ' '~ -' ,.;."1~~~~----------·---------, l ·News ••• in Briefs ! ·' ~ PomarO,y· Elberfaldl - I ' . orl'~WA - A a-HOUR DEADLINE set by French lliPJI'!lllat lddnapn lor the aafe return of a British diplo- '. ; ~ . '• :-.-~ .. .,, ,, •· ' " '·· . Three .U.dline passes; no word '· '· ''• I • • .:''' --' ,',I IUIIIEKT WILL JR. I II)' ll1dled Pres1 lateraatloaal mat eqdied todoy with no wardal hia fate. • WASHINGTON (UPI)-Green Une Steamers, the operators of the Delta Queen, are determined to keep the 44-year-<>id 1tearner in operaUon. In line wiUt new federal safeIf standards, the co~ ttas -.reed to restrict i~ PWenser load to 49 persons. The Delta Queen has a full capacity of 192 passengers plus crew. -.~~Jr~.V~C·~~ ··<- -• ' v..-. Hughes, Mn. l.ouiae Gibl!t,, ae..LM •.· ~. 91 · fille Mrs. Jolm lJttle, Mn, ,Jcieepb'.JMicurlty. ' . 1'-. Rayburn, Robert Lanz.. TO SELL RUMMAGE , The Poplar Rldce Will TAXES RAft OOUR8B Bapllat Youth Gro!lp will hold a RACINE - Army Private rummage aale all daytburaday Flntl Jim llltolllraM. 22, at the Fry bulldlnf.allt!lll Sl. in of Mr. and Mil. Jim Middleport. Snodcrass. Racine, bas Cl)mpleled a HAWK mll!iiJe lire · control COW'II at lilt Artl!1 Davia Strait Ia the &lllem Mlsaile and Mlllllliml School, ArcUc Ia Jllllted alter :early Redstone Arsenal, Ala. lie aplarer /!!Ito Daf!l. . entered the AuitJ In S ; IJm.... , TWO SPEAKERS AND AN Indian dance team will be !Nturad whe!llbe annual father-ton banquet of Middleport M-onic Loci&• 363,1' •AM. laheldol&:lip.rn. on October 13 at lite llllddJeporl Ma-•c Temple. Ben L. RAlherson, pwritor ol tbe lltb DeMolay District, and HAlbert WW, Jr., IIJI)ar gralt!l deacon of lbe Grand IJMiile of the F & AM of llllD, ill rlghi, wUl he leaturad after dinner speakers. The l!tdll!idtuteeteam, ahove,lrom tbe MGM Dlstrlct Otapter of lbf pr,i!lr of the Arrow, Boy Scouta, will dance. Vocal lllllibera are 81110 helna planned. r-·-"-,...-~-----------------------~-------...:. .(wooden) eurfJces is a prscl!ce wltlclt wukq ago rejected for U. S. IJai merchant It 8DICII!nll to little more •ljlan au. new accounts r------!"""--•••------------·· Elberfelds are_Headquartets for ' Queen to Sail On Dinner Program Annormced a with regard to techniques Williams was · appointed a proposed by the Space Ad- depuiJ sheriff of Melga OJunly rnlnlatrationwltlchMlBerhoped and J. Ell Denllon waa re- · would meet the rigid standards appointed to the Soldlen llellef eslabliahed liy the 11166Safety at Comrnillion lor a five year Sea Law. \ term tiegiMing Oct It, 1170. InblaletterVoipesaidlbalhe didn't "hell•ve persona inowledceable In the area of fire aafety would alate that !111J surface treatment would 'flreploof' the VeueJ." "l~veoligatlons of eertslit NASA ~· lecltniqW!I have been CODducled by the Coait Guard," Volpe lold Miller. ''Nolhlng in theae investlgallonl would indicate lbal Ple-1 Valley H..,...l theae tecltnlqiles would result in ADMISSIONS :. - Sylvia sny atcnlfJcaDt improvement in Mullins, HenderaoJI; ~ Laura the fire aaCety of 1ba Delta behind the front line was not good. UPl correspondent Barney Seibert reported meanwhile from souUtwest of Ute capital that Camhodiana were sliU able to hold Route 4 open to the deepwater seaport of Kornpon• Son but what the road Cl!ll)~ under harassing attacks during the night. -....,it · , _ .. Frftft M. Rife bas been steamer." misconduct and a probationary Otarnhers, clerk. period of at least one year be- · of the capital, seid the situation V:;; Str~!llbeUflh -and her parenta preceded blr·ln deatb. Fwleral Fire House Project Set and Skoun, 35 miles northeast ·:-:-:-:·.·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:·:-..... · :-:·:o:-.o: · ··*"~~ 1111"*=-' w.: overbead coal tipple had been deolroyed by fire -'Y Tuesday morning. Rulland firemen were on hand to help keep Ute l!lllouldering embers under control lltd lo dlreet Gil• way traffic through the spot. nus wAS THE SCENE on &ua Utln RutiiDd Taeaday afternoon where equlprneot of the State Highway Depart- Col. Uttaye Soon Airne, ment worked in clearlng the road of debrll after Ute Jacobs' conunander of Ute rearguard troops between the operational front line at Tang Kauk, >2 mile! norUt of Phnom Penh, ~:W®:~:::!~~1!!!P-"''W~ .._K ,,..._ *"lhobo WEDNESDAY, OCT. 7, 1970 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO PHNOM PENH (UPI)~­ munlat troops UBed nausea gas lor the first lime today in the sis monthe old Cornbodlan war in an attack against rearguard posiUons of a stalled government offensive. Front dispalchef sald they also dragged clvlllaits out of hiding and shot them. The attack hit the vUiage of Prakham, 48 roUes norUt of Phnom Penh and four rnUes Aq. en tin ' e ru-. t .b e at y Devoted To The lnlerwll Of The Meig.·MliiM Area VOL XXII NO. 123 ·• 'i · • e Pickled green olives are produced by processing the inedlbly bitter ripe fruit in a mild solution of lye before storage in brine. ' r:-", ··l l." ..... •<r :,il:•··. '...~ =-~-·· Sl dled · · ··""~ ' 1 will be • b aQ, . • .. ~ .•• . ~: """"''-' Jh.,lf . · ,._..,_ . . ' I!MII1 It the 1~ at · btl vHW1 (It: 1!!1,-!ll!i.- J~ phuea a(. data~- · !lftlhler MR. a.t 0ena1er warlll .. ~ · line groupofdemonstratlngsludenta Route 3, has been . named • Euler 1ormerly wh llllpiQr • 'iJunllnaion, follolllna ~ ~ il.liii,Lvl..!r If,, bolb wlUtoul any apparent order to manager of COJDPIIter llei'VIm apPlications analyalin OI4IILa 'INIDI!a JIL llngerlnl Jfailllailoft, 'Mil ~ M., Iii llld. open lire. at the Weller division of the applications deparl!lleqt M sP-.1'' Cbarla ~. 11-., Mr. ,RGIIerll was ·a retired lied W, N lt,; 1-~-~ , Feored Tltelr lJves Cooper Industries plant in ~-llaseniel' ,,~ uitlt - . o1 Mr.... Mn,. Cllalrloo eloctrltal flllineer lltd cerlllled lin; Rif;'i,. ~; Han· Brig. Gen. Robert Cantebury, Belhlehern Township, Pa. Euler ~ .Co:!'b~trtee a ·MOUftl,' 81111Wr,8r., of C+=Wr wile marble c1Mmiat of 1be U. _S. . . . ; lint ~. R. !;). in command of the troops on • Q:'"~ ~ It' atlii ':·' . , Vletum ~ Caul Guard. He waa a yard ttomtiJ, PomtNJ; "· 1). the Kent State campus sald in 'nlvet11_· • 811td·.,.~,... " ,_ .. ~ ~ from ..... ~ l!lllleflntandeal of the ~ 1R~r~f Pl. Pltuant,. ap~ testimony before Ute commls· U. llyi · ...,.,~ ·D< . • , ,, ·llrii!W Iii • · lfe tee~~ · Iris Co d~ar U ........,. I liGbtrll ~ -'on no order was given to lire :Aisoc1a on '· or. .. -~ . , ', ....._ Ill ._... ._ __._ ..___ ·- ·--··~·-. . . ": -~.,_ .,.., - , iL u .. •, .....,. ~ u •• ~ementlle Ia a!P'Id"~'" • -.. ......,.. ....- - "'"' ,,.. last . I was Arli.; a - · ,lfi:l, ~~'-"' but Ute troops did so because lne High' School. ~ · Port Jaebn aitd wa1 willl Good,year a-teal plan! a.-,, PGmerof, lnd 17 theyfearedfiH'theirUves. and~wUeJoAnneand Wallir Reed a_IApple.Grove,{ronurberebe ~. ' . ' aU1\ ~·~ Ia W~ D c reilred ln .leet. .. . Tbt,bo~Jlla al --~ Do TheMelllsOJunty OlmmJitee wptrnove80CJI!tol'e~lv~,. :.· llil~ Iii 814 ~ Mr. Roberts wa a padUte funeral home where oo AJCQholtan in 111 IIIID!I8) ' lllil•er Jr., QJ-11 till, of Plana oy High Schoollltd of arrl!!jtmenls will be anmeeting at 7:30p.m. '1hurlday Se,..,icel Held for ' IIIIGtJ&\D QN (PX) APO · the Tedmkal In1tllute at .....&4. (Continued from Page I) attheSI. PauiLulberan<Jtui'dl fliaj FlueiiH 1J1D1. Plllsburgh, Pa. .; 1 Utestrongestpoaslble terms that in Pomeroy wUl elict !lfflcera Herman C. He was a m~ C1f lite Pt. · ·· ' however enornious a problem and hear RaJpb Loe~ of 'l"r Pleasant Prelbyterlan Cbutdl. ' ·~ appears, whatever the vexation Ironton, cbalrmu_ of tbe Gravulde services lor MD, Phetteplace a charter lllanlblr of the Mat7 · j .· Oe_e e_ i/1:~ •.•. it causes, however slow lb1110lu· Lawrence OJunly CoDimlllee Gil Sbrlne · at I'Gmel oy, ~ lion seems to be in forlhcoming, AlcdtoUsrn. ~o;e~le. • 79~Iorin.~ Dies at Age 77 !Drier of the Pt. Pleaanl . (Canilnued from p,... I) · · . it neiUter justifies nor excuses Loekharl, wltois on the Slate Clln •-•--- ' 'I> Loqeof the Loyal Ol'llerofthe • ..,... ' disruption or violence,. Ute re- Vocational RebabllJtallon !AJc...,..g Rot!d, Dt!orfl~, Misi Bessie Ellen Pbel· JIOooe: member ct Local Bl7, IIPDDPDall, ','lfedoo'l'fl!lllllollllketbelen'orl!ltl~." . . ~ port read. ' Mviaory Board, bas CGIIIplttecl Ohio, wlto died Stlnday, lVII'I teplace, 71, Wilkesville,' - iDternaiiOIIIII 1lrolherbood of I'D Olluia, tbe Omlll!u tiOVillilbillt ,..~a lo!!ib "Sll<luldbeExcluded" advaocetralnlngooalcoi»IIPD held at 1:30 P-"'· ~ at reildent of the Wilkeavllle 'i:t.etrlcalW_..·merllherof llanceljlplinlitlJhaplqtD•tdolilllbe~Wa~illl4 • ' "Th~· guilty of such conduct at Rutgers Unlvtnlty and bas GrandYiew Memoria .Park, community moat of her llfe,lltd Mlnl\u'lt ' -'·e • No ~~ -·· willtol!t•lriltiiMto ibeb' .....,.._• loRoots Town Ohio a · tired school teacher died ....,. • ' lbe · ~ _,,....._at-.. Min... ~ Trailel 1 n.1'.o.o ' do not belong in the academic attended seminars on dn!gund - u. Epple' died. ...._, .,. re • . AJ!'.ti.M.,IDdalPI. PleuaDt eqa .II" 5 ,...., •••"'::"' ,· . .,\ •,1:"''""" conunum·ty and should be ex alcoholism al Northwestem "" ' ' . , ...., at""! JaDe .... _ onday at the Holzer Medical I ~:; No 17 KnJ•'I.Is far ,the t*opDI'iru 'dohMd lly lbe J'NDI .de ·Ltlill'illliP · · Franc!• m...slng llome In Center · · "" • ' ... · n. ~ 11 (., n' l!lldll · • ' · · 'a1 cludedwiUtoutequlvocation." UniversllylltdOitloUnlvertity .. obio , ~t...tn~ .· . · , ;EutemSiarQiapter ""~ ...,.) .I!J ~iiOillldii'OUP II Inc~ The report did not deal wiUt Spea~llaoatlhe11tl!l'lday 1 · - ~ ~ jri~ ;..~f'!"lteplacecwaabontal lfo, 'IS, apt! of IleDI ll'renCh-. ..'CQIIe~lnmEndih-~ICI!iltda.' · law enforcement tactics UBed meeting will he ~e Wood, 0~ · • ,' --•> "11'\""'we on July 7, liP, tbe Sbrlne Cif'Olarletfllil, ' F _ _:r••~,. ~.m- 11.. 1 last s rin at Kent State and Otester, Eastern ill8lt Scbool on 111<1 IS, 1,811, be was em~ da\!lhler C!f the late Gecqe 8. . Mr.RoherliwaibontAua.i7 .IAI(;n;NY ' !:'!-'~ ·n·-~i'!' . • . ,; other Punlvgersl.lles Th comml' student, of her aUendance at an ployed with .1!!!._ Firestone 'and fda ·~ Oiler Phellepiace••, ilolln lbe - .,;_ -1.01 ANGBLr.8- ai•••M·u:&....;.. ....,;, bt ~ Ia I · e ~ Rubber ('.o in .,. '"' unUIIIIS5 She }tild raided in the Weu.tAiR _, ' ,. - - --. . ~ tee said "certain !Dbjecta" Institute an alcohol and drugs at He was a ~eteran of World )luning llorne lite pasl lhtW . f, alul boolb ar b!nmtllllll Patd to ll«lliBII recup~l!i al til; would be dealt with later, but ~rlngfleld lasiiiUIIIDit!l'. I. , • )'&11'1. atl&3tloiJtltnlbe,._eltlhelllarCII1Tlllll~ll?l·.' . Sen. Robert E. Stockdale, RSurvlvlilg II ti brother Dana ~~ l . h . ~ hllpd 10 latt ~tAt fl011111111able to~ &lie Kent, aald military action on Pro']'ect No, 11 Epple a11o ~ Deeraeld; · RaiPb·srJ:.!~~~aofn:...~: JIOMrt:OMING.- ' benebllmdt1111ilta)'t!lknilaitd~cl?'ebedtitbli~biDd the campuses had been treated · ' · ' ., < · . ""''' •-• Tbtl4111aMWdhomednln• lneaii&Dp&lo'platllvperltr(:OartludPOIIrllliH.Oidlr: In other reporbl and were not GiJJen Approval. . . ;,.u;::~r~=· lltd of the Rutland <Jturcll of Cllrl8l 11te IDfte iltllbe irlal Will lui alllul hnl man _DMI!IIw pertinent to the investigation. •. , . , . ,/:..,.., " II' Mrl' '· WID he .held &mday. Morning llldtbai"'-IIIIJiuwelobellterM&hriiDiatedtodow!l* 'lbecornrnltteesaidUterelsa btabrie!sesaiontltll,momlng F~iYiilrt)0/""8 1 -• · aun, , · Franklin, llei'VIceWIDbaglnal9:~wltlla trlaJ~· promli • . , ,, :·rnarkedtendencytoexcuseor the Meigs CountY Corn~~,r '. ·• eLeno. , Ph lips, Mn. basket dlllner _ at noon. The 'l'IMt....e~i..lolbelllnt,oqwCJWi.,;jHml., ..... Jgnoremlsconduct"atunlversi- missioners accepted Project IF./: 1'!-J& IF./: .r. • f8l ~~Mil-Mabel alternO!IIIprogranlwUlbaglnat llavefallondibildol'lleldiDdlmllatediUNPcrlaalaJda1na" Ues and that disciplinary pro- No. 17. wlmltled by County W OIIUUJ I WOrn; Willie, . l The public Ia lnvlled. !be trial. TbeJ - - dn ed tram !be~ . cedures are "cumbersome In Engineer Theodore Beegle. The ' A ~liter, Mra. Lelah _. The cornrnlsslon asid the r' ~--· of Mr and Dan guard had C<lllllllltled a "aerlc.wer, son • • ous error" in firing into the Mrs. Henry R. Euler, Pomeroy ' .,- ,r:··t\;.11, •• ~till.;':; ,l'1o:l'"Af%Lt:$1 Pleaaant, Mil. Bomer Rainey, -~lite '!ood. !ICCIJJIIpllali PID~ES - Klllt~ly . atinoat ; nolblag i~fyond ' tt •f -<=:::t-.,:t: .. """'"'•v lbe 111'/'leve,l lad 11011' u-toiw , Wlillja bl'.~ an a ..,......., ,_.__. J ~ ,....,, •- 'I!! ueliriy a _, _ ;.,_ le ' : ..,....,.-' IK91'~ • '--'--1 ' >· '·1· AIIPIJing fire Nt:ardlng PeW ~lfeo~ntellll to cornbu.lllble Federal 0epo$il ,· bu cui ·e!e&-1«: ,_.oe . ~~. ~.Marwta .:~,jll~ are allowed to du 110 under snnd Jury that ~' !Ill, present Anny regulalloill. 1 Rajel\!iil Sepl. ~- , } , "Our policies haven't ~ ClwiiO liU ~· at changed," said Del.Corio. "We ·. ~IOOce hefc,e 'tlw~ .,·._.t._ _ · Browning, BuUalo; Dixie • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • • Errett, Pl. Plwant; Newsome, Pl. Pleasant; Shanm Flora, Leon; George Oendenln, PI. Pleasanleaaan I; Denise Frazier, PI. p I; Terry Sayre, Pt. ' , pARU;JIIIBURGI W. Vi: ........ od iiDI- phi!~~ of , ~ '• , , -, ~~~~·the~ ~~al!:.t!:r:::~a: E'--'- Steps rr. ~ •. ~-- . <,·~.;._,.· tn a ctly." ons." urer VP 1-11 -~,_. _.,.... ,_ IS ~ '· , ~~ · ~·.~~~!: .... . b,~~·n,. a. lf. • ; ·Guns Stay · '• ' . The ·eanadlan government called tbe ransom demands "unreasonable" but offered lo open neplialions with Ute kid· nspers. The lddnapers set an I a.m. EDT deadUne today and said the hostage waa healthy but they were prepared to kffi him if necessary. 39 anti.!Agnewites arrested Defendant~ Draw Four Fines Three defendanlt were lined and a fourUt forfeited bond in hearings Tuesday night before Pomeroy Mayor Charles Legar . Fined were David Espel, 22, Cincinnati, $5 and costs, assured clear distance and ~ and costs, running a red light; Carol F. Pierce, 65, RuUand, $10 and costs, speeding, and Purl Van Meter, 38, Rulland, $10 and costs, speeding. Forfeiting hia $18.70 bond lor speeding was Roger Baker, 31, of Steuben- one twice - Pi I lfliiURGB -POLICE AIIRESTED II demonstrators in 11tree cla!!hets oulslde a downtown hotel In the worst outbreak of dllaenl directed ~g~~lnst Vice President Sptro T. Apew since his CUI'J'IIll c!l!ll]l8lart ·swing began. In hia apeech in the hotel Tuesday night, APew softened his criticism ol maverick elements in the RtpubUca•party, hulkeptaphiallreonSan. <JtarleaE. Goodell, ville. R-N.Y. Agnew did not mentloo the demonstrators. In lite two hours before Apew-spokt, pollee broke up a flag • MARRIAGE LICENSE bunilne demonstration and two lldewalk til-ina. Those arroJIIed Donald Giles Stephenson, 28, Included two men charged with burnlnc the American flag, eight Racine, and Shirley Ann juveniles, oeveral women, ll!ld two mlln in a amall car accused of Hudson, 19, Racine. tryq to run duwn a policeman. Meigs Gmral Hospital ADMI'M'ED - None. ()OL(JMBUs - ''Willie ACiil" - LSD 'LACED with DISCHARGED Henry i!lr)'~ - is blamed by pollee far atuslng the death of a Klein. teenllai and UJness to at leut 110 others. Eric D. Dietrich, 18, Berta, waa lolDld dead lasl Satunlay bt an apartment near the ObiD Slam University campus. Pollee said Tuesday be died of a •il'ill!ovet dote. Two of his lrlendltold pollee .Ute youth had taken "wltlle acid" the night before be died. "Everyone _,. w he •elling the same effect from this put1cu1ar lluff," slldSCt.ljaroldF. Weatlt~- ''Titsy havea pre1tJ good LSD trip lor 12 ID Z1 hOW'I, bul that they become dealb!Y ,!!lck and begin vomiting blopd." White acid like bad, man ·JJr..r.r.r, • it's com.fiag · SEVII:N INaiES OP ~W COVEI\BD l)oniJiao, W)'ll., n.:~~Snow=·began -~ liP . ..-e.ln the N9rtb 81111 creatlng~~ve~ ciltdltiCIIlt. ~ wyo., bolb rel!drtid fotir lnab_. ot rmw,' ill! ee bad tltree ~~. Wlll'llll!fl wtn . .. ' Not mady for male stripper TOLEDO, Oblo (UPI) - IIIDtly 'lbe Great, I male stripper wbo was b1red by 1 ollbl dab here to eater to lbe Womea's Uheratloa Movemeut, h• packed hll pi'oplll!ld lell ton. He said -thedty -'tread)' lorblm. Ra!tdy, who wel&lted 121 potDdl 101Jtiq wet, waa bind by Rose La - · ollhe Elqalre Clab bore. He came oa sllge dressed !Ike a rn.,uator. Raady did Ids bumpe ll!ld ptndJ, llrlppjq ormor as he weaL He aeared !be eod oi.W 1<1 dad Olliy In tJchllllld ll!ltld. But Role said the womeu in Ike allllen<e jut werea't ready lor 1111:h an acl110 RaodJ wu told be was fired. Be picked up bl8 aword IIIICI!d> shield ll!ld left In 1 ball. located next to the present town fire hOWIO. II is planned !AI enlarge the present !Ire ltoul& and add meeting rooms. -n.. huUding program Is to slarl soon, Weber said. '!be trustees reserved lhe right to use two 1'001111. '§l!._., .,.;m · ...... ~ --• • •. In other business, complaints :.:.- .. '•'« • ..... -. . .•. .. . were heard from residenlt in. Rolland in regard to new gas lines being laid. '!bey asked if. ctr1•1eways and yards that have been torn up will he repaired by the gas company · Instructional material lor JullanNell,s..;..olmanq:er elementary and secondary of the Rutland Fuel Gaa Co., levels is being prepared. WASHINGTON (UP!) - assured them that when !Itt Melas County Schools Supt. PresldentNilton tontahtplana to work ia completed, all~ Township property was transferred to town ownership Tuesday night in anticipation of a building program when Rutland township lrustees met wlUt RuUand village councU. Vernon Weber, vUiage clerk, said the property transferred is 0 Five Licensed This No Bus driver certificates were issued Tuesday night by the Meigs County Board of Education to Gary Dill, Leo Manti, ........ Den\e\& 1 Paul seuara anll Alice Wolfe. The board made routine IWld transfers and approved the attendance of Mrs. Nellie Vale House · Senate conferees and Mrs. Greta Suttie, county agreed last week to drop a school supervisors, to attend the provision to a merchant ma- annual supervisors slate rine bill which would have ex- leadership conference in empted Ute Della Queen from Colwnhus on Oct. 8-9. safety provisions applying to The hoard also auUtorized Ute vessels that carry 50 or more county office to have passengers. representation at a regional Green Uno Steamers sold the workshop on drug education to Delta Queen could not measure be held on Oct. 21at Lake Hope. up to the standards, but would Ten southeastern Ohio counties restrict its passenger load to 49 will be represented at the persons in hopes the federal workshop which is designed to government would quickly pro- present instructional material vide subsidies for conatruction which is to be avaUable lor of a new Delta Queen. junior high school level stodents The steamboat, hailed as the on drugs. tobacco and alcohol. last of the Mississippi paddlewheel vessels, based at Cincinnati, travels the Mississippi, Ohio, Tetmessee and Cumberland Rivers for nine to 10 months. II makes stops at Min· , neapolis-lit. Paul, Cincinnati, World War I Veterans Night Pltblburgh, Louiavllle, St.Louis, will be observed at the regular Memphis and New Orleans. November meeting of Drew ' Webster Post 39, Amertcan Legion. Plans for the event were KDIEI) ON OWO 93 made Tuesday evening at the maNTON, Ohio (UP!) regular meeting. All veterans Lawrence Depriest, 47, Pedro, died early today when struck by are invited. An oyster slew a car Gil Oblo 13, north of here. supper_ will precede a special • •k GJ.m.IDIC =;: :!~r:".:!:r-..~~ ~=~:J:k1.:-~ ~ !~':;;!"":' understood to call ftrflt for an early cease-fire in Vlelnam, Laos and Cambodia. The President will disclose his suggestions, aimed at cracking the lengUty deadlock in Ute Paris negotiations, on a nationwide television broadcast at 9 p.m. EDT. '!be proposals wlll be presented to the Cornrnunists at the Paris talks on Thursday. GIVEN TREATMENT Nixon told newsmen Tuesday Kathryn Roach was taken to he planned "the most corn- tendenlt meeting in Columbus Oct. lt-16. Attending the meeting were Bowen and board members Virgil Atkins {his first session since suffering a heart attack recently) , Harold Lohse, George Perry, Gordon Collins and Harold Roush. Veterans Memorial Hospital from her horne on Railroad St., in Middleport, at 4:08 p.m. Tuesday by the Middleport E-R squad. She was treated lor an ankle injury and released. Salute is Planned program. Leonard Jewell, commander, announced that November Is "Hire the Handicapped" rnonUt and thai Ute 8!Ulull Gifts to Ute Yanks Who Gave project will get underway. Philip Ohlinger is chairmAn. Also 8!Ulounced wiUt the ElghUt District la1l conference to be held SWtday at Junction aty' Mernbersblp was reported at 205 wl tb one new member, Gene Bass, and two relnstalernenbl, Thomas Sarver and James Brewington, being noted. Charles Swatzel repot led thai another supply of flags is in and can he eecured from him, Ken ilarrts or Oemander Jewell. Frank Fupie is a patient at the Holzer Midical Center. Followln!J the -ling sandwiches and aaladl were served by Paul CUCi. ; council Uutl the villlet<>Wned landfill dump is receiving only favorable conunenbl frorn.atale officials. The dump Is operated one day a week Weber ssid, ll!ld the conditions there are good. '!be vUiage has bought a mtal1 dozer used there. Attending were Gene Thompson, mayor; cowtdlmen Bill Brown. Bob Snowden,. Harvey Erlewlne, Erneal Nicholson and Jim Fry, lltd Weber. prehensive statement ever ::=:::::::!:::~:::::::::::::::::::::;:;:::::::-;:..~:;:::;:;::».-.;:.-m made on this subject" and AD appeal has .... taued declared that his proposals lor clolltlng fer lbe ClJde should not be brushed ofl as a Flh:palrlek lomllf wllo11 "propaganda gimmick." Officials were unusually ltome wu lleldy ,_.,.,... light-lipped concerning details by lire over tile w• • ' There are eiCitl eiiJidnoo of Nixon's plan. They lnd!caled, l'8ll8lnl from qes lbne 1111 however, thai in addition to the sweeping cease-fire proposal, ud lhe pareoll . . MOd he might announce that the U. clolbiDI. n01e loulq S. combat role in Vlelnam will &111Deldl lbey 1lillt lit be ended by the early part of trlbole ..., caD Mn....... next summer. This goal, M1181er, New Llllla iiiMI although never publicly stated resldeal, 1U-t7Z5 for taa1 w11ere as such, is the objective of lormatioa on the clollllq may he left. Nixon's previouBiy 8!Ulounced troop reductions. Wants Agnew Mum NEW YORK (UP!) - Sen. Charles E. Gooden acci!Bed Vice President Sptro T. Agnew of "divisive rhe!AJclc" Tuesday night while Gov. Neloon A. Rockefeller asked the White House to keep out of New York the extent of appearin& at a fund-nlalng luncheon Gil bla behalf. "Such an attock - wltlch bJ implication cas1t doubt Gil 111J very patriotism IIIII filial II hold office - niMa politics. questiona for lite Yotaro al New Agnew has called Goodell, a York," Goodellllid al a New Republican running for a full YorltslaleUberalpariJ~. tenn, a member of an "awlul Rockefeller, campoipiJic In Uberal-radlcal coalition" who Buffalo for rMiecllcl!, uld 'be has lefl hia party. Agnew bas had ask'!! the 'Wbite Hot. lcr supported Conaervative party "let 111 handle p OJm pullti~W candidate James L. Buckley to problema." ' . · . ,• II''"''' poiled In Mootaua eut al lhe Jllvlde, illllln '~, Norlbern utah. N~, and Welt lltd Central N~. \,)> c:oilllll~, jJI Ntlrilb. · Sister Marlin •' .. the pilot .· haca-ba medlc:al pOol \ � 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. 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