https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/098732d610d0b34bf8392f12a9de811d.pdf da36aae0ed560ee2020c7965077093b1 PDF Text Text • -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 \ �,...-------------------·-------1 . ' • . .~.· • •• !Helen Help Us!MISszon Rzdge Church Recalled .' II '. .·. •· . I I By Helen Bottel BY AUCA IIAIIIIIIAU very few dllli'dtM, IIDIIIIIthe of Mason. Mr. Johnson WF81'COL9)fBIA.W.Va.- Mission Ridge Comml!.nlty l'fliiiSIIbera u a child, the MJMI~JUdge,tocatedbllckof lbere was none. Gi!Qrge rnov1n1 of llltlr dwrch. The here, once IJU a thrlvinl Rickard; Lewla Edwarda, !!lilY ~ Bvinl on MJuloa COIIlllllllllty IJIIIde liP mostly of VInson Edwarda and RUey Ridc4i ~y II Mr. ...d Mrl. !be deacendall of Smith Ed- Edwardl dedded Ill .finance the CocU Marti", who recently warda. Otherl r•k11•w there buikllll& of a cburdl. celebrated their 50th wedding were !be late George Rlebrd '"'be four men wllo tlnal1Ctld annl-t.) and lt.e late JOhn Fowler. Ute church cut !be poplar loi!S, TCIII Edwards Clllltlnued: 'D1e1e earl7 ~ madu then hauled lhem to the nweal "Jolm PulBnl, Bullday Sc:bool llvinl Jiy farmln8, ,repalriJia ~. whldl was In Suaar teetber at Mlaalon Ridge nn.. and mekinB eolllnll ClmP Hallow 011 the old Hairy Onnh, moved to Tell Mile An ll'tlcle 1l'rilteft b7 the late f'!lhtr ~ ·The Jep 'll"ft Creek. Since there wu '110 Jame1 (Tom) Edl'arda of uwed Into lumber and Jlluled dip In that locality, ,be Olftonwbenhewas IIIJMHold becll:totll"rld&efor thedlurdl. deckled tD like 11 up with the descrlhea mnt10f hll )'OUIIItr They named Ibis dlutdl ~ conference to Itt him tear the day: 'Old ¥illlon Rldae tbutdl. old Million Rldae Chutdl down ''The Mlulon Ridge Com· Some of the ml•'""'n thai •d move It onto a iGt wl!lch he m!IIIQ" once bad a Bdlool, preached In lhclle days were would pwlor thai purpoae. I DAUGHTER TAKES ALL, Mateo with .., one the wiser. INCLUDING STEP-FATHER Must I 1111 11anee now? He Deai Helen : hu naver ulled aboullll1 past, 1 knew when 1 cot ldnd and I'm quite sure he knowl 1 hearted, I'd be 11011')'! am not a virgin. Re ~' My oldelt dauabler baa two &eelD Ill care not beiDC a prude dlikhn, no huahad, ¥ when thou8b be e-Pects me to be~ she asked tD mow In with me toldmalonefromoowon-111 and her lllti)-{ather, 1 thought wlll be. _ WOMAN WITH A maybe she had changed for the PAST better (llle Is aelf-cupporllng Dear woman: wt ~lad just broken up with he; rn stand on Utll: u your boy friend.) future partner Isn't lnterellled Instead she has taken over In your past - and II won, my hoUBO :._ whldll could stand Interfere with · your future _ and alao, I'm afraid, why Iring It up? Coofeaslon 1111 iJSU8(Iy hurll more than 11 church and a few amall Poling ... Blagg, carter and husband. ! dM 't want tD IJUIIIOCI foul play wt how can 1 help It helpa. buzln-. M7 falha', IIIIey Merrill. when he~o lonaer lreall me as u he (or she) DOES want Edwardl, and bls brother, (Note: Lew11 Edwardlla the a wife, and cozies up to her detailed Information, be Jllll8ll, cleJU'f'J!i the land on l!l'andfather of I!CIIIer Jobnlon COIU!Ianlly? He pays .., 81• forewarned: There's trouble Mi1a1on Rldae. where they had tenUon to his own d!ll!lrell (we shead from A jealoua mate.- ~· ~ve two, ages seven and H. · In lboae days lbere were ApproDnately 10 attended a len ~. i ': . 70 Attend'· Reuni'On :~::~an£~:~£ t:;==~@.:''*'=al~ ·~'='~ , , ,,,,Co,*~ili.~ ,........ ·~lt$·v·:1 E;~ lETART, W. VA. APPARENTLY wW be without a t,rocetY 8lore for !be first lime In Its hl8lory according tD Dallas Ball, proprleter of !be grocery store and aervlce Illation oo Rt. 33 here whim closed Sall!rdsy eventna. Mr. Ball, who has operated the business more than 11 year1 hu retired because of his health. At one time there were five to sis 8lores In lbe Letart area. Now residents wlll haw to go aeveral miles to gel a loaf of bread. Mr. Ball, before opening bls place of business In J.etarl was employed at Foote Mineral sewn years, and at Marietta Manufacturing Company 11 years. Mr. and Mrs. Ball expect tD aeJJ the business. They are !be parents of three sons, tbarles and Don K., at hCIIIe; William Lee Ball, Board Community, J.etarl, W. Va. andooedaughter, Mrs.CurllsHunt, Letart, W.Va. . I ----------------~----------. HOSPITAL NEWS I I ·... :.. .. I I . ij - - '' •• .• .• • ·'• :: Holzer Medical Cenler, First Ave. and Cedar St. General visiting hours 24 and 7-8 p.m. Malernlty visiting hours 2:30 to f::Kl p.m. Parents only on Pediatrics Ward. Blrlbs Mr. and Mrs. Sieve A. Tripp, ~--- a soo: Mr. and Mrs. J ac.....,.,, Stanley E. Monlgom•ry, Crown City, a son; Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam A. Taylor, Long Bot· tom, a son; Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Thacker, Oak Hill, a daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Larry · 1 Arb kle W. Mc Dante , uc , a soo; Mr . an d Mrs. Harry S· Roclevll<b, Phoenix, Ariz., a dan•hter; Mr. and Mrs. James s:.~=-.==·= ~ 17 the same agel was When she ,..;. born -but 1 was married. we never got along. She alwaysseemedtohaleme.Now she tekes great pleuure In luring my husband away from me. If I show jealousy, he acts hurt and surprised -be •s just being fatherly, he says. What can 1 do?_ T.K.M. Dear T: Whether Utllla a real triangle or an illusion caused by longstanding jealousy, the best Utlng you can do is, remove your daughter !run the hoUBO. Two grown women C<liJlPtllng Good, A PENTAGON SURVEY reports thai, desplle campus unrest, ROTC Ia turning out more young officers than at time since the Korean War. In the wake of anll-rnllllary dissent, the Defense Depart. any for one man is pure d,namll< noiMly for the three prlnclpels but alao for the cbUdren. Find her an apartmenloo !be other sldeoftown-ewnifyouhaw to pay part of the rent for a while! - H. Dear Helen: Several limes I've read in J'OID" column that the past should remain burled, for WODlen II well as men, unleas there Will a cbUd or a former marriage or 1101118 kind oflecal hassle involved. In other words, affairs are strictly privele, RECEIPTS NOTED provided you weren't a Meigs County Court receipts .....,Utute or close to 11 • lor the month of September Does Utll aJao go for an =~:~!M2 ·~~r.\r:. ;!:w~~~•~;" tr.rtJer~t~VD~ 1 103 58 <'J aek UNREST AND ROTC "There Ia still a COIIIIderable desire on tile part of !llllll)' young men tD serve their country through military service." Colburn, Omar S. Drennen, Roger Paul Gilmore, Minor Burton Leach, Avice E. Mays, Mrs. W. Donley Reibel, Mrs. Garry W. Sexton and infant daughter, Mrs . Irvin H. Thornton, Bernard L. Turley, Mrs. John Wheeler, Mrs. Oma Williams , Waller M. wm · dsor, Howard L. Yeauger, Mrs . Laura A. Young, Brei Epling, J . Stephen Phancuff, Mrs. Roger Hoover, and Mrs. Marie Sigman. Rutland , a fustale ' • · ; fees to Sheriff $58; ~ines and costs tD county, ~eneral fund $1,376.33; law daughter. Roger ~~~~~~ell, Mrs . library fund $4IU 7; and automobtle license and gas fund William 0. Cantrell, Fronk E. $441.27 . more and more be !be problems ofthefuture. lnfact,theflrslla now my problem. When I was 16, I had an unfortunate affair, and my parenll tDok me tD ijJni!§!!!;\@i,j;}.ffi"1,;lW.mmw nuHinn 801flethinn J...,.,.#,ll:.l ......-on ~ ~~...,..,.,.,, you,.. .• Benaco is.r-v-"::1 ,• ' :~ • • ' ·'' ' • ' . Sheets .· :· wid& czng .U.Bemco Quiltoruma' Metl rr Bet TonlQhl, cur1 up with something soft and sensuous ... cofo~ul , durable presa Sprlngmald Sheela and pdlowc:ases. For 11 limited !lme 8 sel of two sheets and two pillowcases are vo~rs free with any tjze Bemca Oulltorama mattress nlght'a rest. No lumps, no bumps, no buttons t~ bothf.r you. Jult tollld, uninterrupted, belulllulsleep. So go ahead lnd pamper rouraelf. Buy a The Bemco Prestige Oulltorama, Imperial make It up with free Sprlngmaid sheets and pllloweaaes. Oulltof11ma-the mattreH tNt's kind to your back and your budget, loo. From S79.75 to 5419.50. .... Ouiltorama and Quittorama are made wlttt luxurious double-deep quilting and firm Unilused• Construction to give you a healthful &cmco Ouiltoreme mattreta . .• "Thtl Workl'a Greatest Sleeping Pill." Do It aoon, and we'll 1. 0 , (5' I men! named a spoclal com· mltteetodelerminelheeffedof campus upheaval on the RO'I'C program. The committee reported thai although 24 schoollhavedroppedlbeofflcer tralnlnl Jll"08l'8lll a1nce 1966, ROTC units remain on 347 campuaea and thai more than 23,000 new officers were commissioned last spring. Those schools dropping RO'I'C representonly2percenloftotal national membership. (J. ~_,.,.} ""<t.•,.. 1 i) . - ___.--~--- Sl ~ ~ ~' '- ~ {) - ,_ M ~ '4.00 up DUDLEY'S RD . RIST an w. Dinner Planned Tbe flrlt (·q,..,0 a . ·'·"" 0 " '" . , . ''o 10 w NJ .... .. . OUR FRAGILE AT· MOSPHERE - ·"America is headed toward a dlminl.shing life style unless, as a nation, we reverse the erosion of our envlronmenl." An life on earth dependa on the thin, 8-rnlle layer of air surrounding the earth known as the troposphere, and the most recent studies of air poBullon indicate t~at mankind Is spewing toxic gaaea and harm· lui pollutants into IIIII over· crowded sheB at an alarming rale. The poButed air apace about us Ia havinl a direct ef. feel on health. Significant In· creases In the U. S. death rale from lung cancer and emphyaema are being dlreclly relsled tD lncreasea In air pollution. We owe ounelves a clean earth aod healthy envlronmenl not only for Utll generation, but generaU<ID8 tD come. ON RURAL PROGRESS "Rural America bas the polenlial to open an all..,... lndllllrlal and tCIIIIomlc front and benefit everyone In IIIII nation." THE NEED HAS NEVER been greater tD develop that portion of America r1pe for economic and 'tnduslrlal growth. In an effort tD draw CongresalonalattenUon to rural development, I have spo!IIOI'ed a packag-. of ieglllallon limed , .. '"'"' ~" ~ .. Ve'r r 111.70. Mota~ 12J.40. liM roonthll T.hr~ mofttttli ~~15. ly ' litautt w'htrt c•rrler· ; !. , .y ~o:;.~oM;/W,ITti~i)~ · Jllll(lilt...... SAVE I3Z" ...... ,., ."''"""'.' .......' ' ......... ' .... FURNITURE ' 992-2635 ~ ~ ~! ~' !!~, -:-.-z:.:--.;:;:-x:::-:-~::/.Z / //.;//.•, »:-"/.-'«..: / MIDOLEPORT ,, .. ' :-:-z:-:.-:1.. - : ., · . ."'..-....-:•.-.··.·. ,•.' ..• ' ·. •·. KER FURN •• • . 0. r ••• •• • . ..•• --.. ... : ......,. ..; Sale! MAPLE LAWN CHICKEN WHOLE ... ~· :.. .... •• .... ".. •• ..". -.... ..•..••• .. ~ 2 FRYERS ~ N lb. GROUND 3 lbs. Favorite a-. BEEF 1.19 BREAD 1.00 gallon ·Small ~ dot: Cream 1.09..EGGS ·l Canned. 10.canr McCOy's • ,. p 1..00·' ~,MILK, . w :•• ••"' ::: : '...."'. .. : ~ ~ . etriJlalb, · aame. !"lllll1ing Alexander conteet shoulct lolt lbree 'lill'alght gimes aflel" "'w ~ ..=: • :. e Fearless Forecaster Greetings, friends! The in· tercollegiate c on fer e n c e 1aces get started In earnest this week with several big games on tap. In the Big Ten, Ohio State will visit East Lansing to meel Michigan Stale and Purdue wiD ~osl the University of Michigan Wolverines at Lafayette, Ind. The leading Big Eight en· counter has Nebraska entertaining Mlsoouri at Lincoln. The Pacific Eight "game of the year" pits host Stanford against defending champion Southern Callfornla. Your favorite forecaster I o o k s for Ohio Slate to trounce Duffy Daugherty's boys, 35-14, and Purdue to surprise Michigan '!I·'JJJ in a holly contested clash. The Hoople System was taxed to its verr limits to come up with a wmner In the Nebraska·Missouri meeting with the normal indicators pointing to a standoff. After conferring with H a n n l b a 1 Wottaburp, our long-time Missouri correspondent, I predict-hak·kafl-a 31-21 triumph for the Tigers over lhe Nebraska Cornhuskero. Stanford's great quarler· back Jim Plunkett gets his last crack at archrival Soulhern California in the game !hat should decide the Pacific Eight title race and Rose Bowl representative. Stanford, stunned by Purdue last Saturday, boasts its best team in years and wiD prove it to a skeptical football pub· lie by jolting the Trojans , 29-22-har-rumph! Non-conference c I a s h e s !Ol· of.illleargia Tech. My the Vols Tech stalwarts defeat of the year. their 38-20. Texas will prevail over Oklahoma's Sooners, 22-14, and the strong Irish eleven will make II three shutouts in three weeks as they repel lhe invading Army forces, 49-ll. Walch lor Florida to over· power intrastate rival Flori· da State, 28·13, and for the West VIrginia Mountaineers to preserve their unsullied record with a come-frombehind 21·18 win over Dukehar-rumph! Now go on with the fori!· cast: Air Force 31, Tulaae 10 Alabama 21, Va!!derblll 7 HEATING • ~W~IMJ•u Gas Circulating HEATERS . . High School Grid Ratings first place votes In these$) : PLUMBJNG The Time Is Now! I '• flflt ' I • I. Te!Ul. Sl (I) 10. Grambling 11 Troy Stale · II. Cal Poly (Sio) (I) IS. Norlhern Colo. JlAbllelleCl1riatlan(l) ·. ·II. Northern Mich. 18. Wofford (I) 17 Drake · II. Bolla Slate . 19. (Tie)=Pa)'llli (n.) · · "" 72 54 29 28 24 ~ :lit 11 It U I 1 i. (Tie) Fill AAtM . ..· , paren- 2. Portsmouth N.D. 14-0) ICiasiAAAI 3. Mechonl<!burg T~omMasslllon 1<·01 11~~~ 4. Marion Pleo..,ni4·Dl 2. Upper Arllnglon (4·01 (4-0) 181 2lll 5. Parkway (4·01 3. Canton McKinley 6. Newark Catholic 1~;~'d~:~stanton{l-l) (3-1) 80 7. Lancaster (3-0-1) 51 8. Warren Western Reserve (3.1) 48 8. Columbus Eostmoor (4-1) (lie) .a 10. Akron Garfield (3.1) l4 10. YOf"kvllle 14-01 121 33 Secood 10: 11. Norwalk St. Paul 31; 12. Arlington and Marion Local 21eoch; 14. West Jefferson 71; 15. McDonald 111 25; 16. Fostoria Sf. Wendefln n-"' ~ "prt41Ml!ln od ..;it '.<· · :, ·; -:1',· "· Central, Austintown Fitch and Fisfter 18; Tuscarawas Valley Elyrla19 each; 19. Beavercreek and Beallsvllle17uch; Mineral 18; 20. Bellaire Ill and Ridge 15; Sidney Lohman 13; Lakewood St. Edward 111 16 Cincinnati Country Day, each. Jackson -Milton, Columbus Others with lOor more points: Grove (1) and New London (lY . ' ' . ' : .-=~~~~~Y.:':;:;:;;;:;:;;::;;:;:;;;:~;:;::::::::::::::::::::: Ortolrs s.~-~­ the Royals' Connie now 1~ . COWMBUS (UPI)- Ml1!e PaUjo of Miami of Obfo and PI!D VUiaplaao of BowBng Greea were ..med Mid· w-. American Coahreaee Playen of !be Pallja, an end, eaJIIbl obi paaaea fer 159 yardl aad lbree louclldowna lui Saturday u lbe Redaklaa defeated Norllaem llliDoll. VDiaplaao Will clled u defenalve player..f-tbe-week for 1111 performaace against Woolen! Mlchl&an. 2"11\1 unuR ,--------- CLEANING (Upon Request. ) ROBINSON'S CLEANERS . ...... l . 216 E. 2nd PomOnP• Phone m -54.,. ' ALL SIZES Fast Free Mounting 2 'Dr $24 II With Ret readable Exch. Whitewalls· Blackwalls 1--------------------------·-· GENERAL TIRE SALES 2nd Ave. Middleport, 0. 992-7161 10 each. ville and Porhmouth West Ill 31 each; U. Ch!9rln Falls 29; 15. Middletown Fenwick 71; 16. Hartville Loko\ 23; 17. Dayloo Jefferson and elyria Catholic 19 each; 19. Circleville 17; 20. Lime Cenlrol ~thollc and Oberlin Flrolands 16 each. Others wllh 10 or m<H"t point,: Louisville St: Thomas Aquino• and Harrt1011 (1) 15 each; Granville I~; Columbuo OeSales, Btllofonlolnt and Modinl B"c-oyt, 12 eac. h; Porma Byzonllna, Wellsville, Limo Both Ill and Mllloo-Unkln (I) 10 each. NEW SHIPMENT HARD TOGO ROOFING REGULAR-PER SQUARE USED CARS KEITH GOBLE FORD ,USED CAR lOT · 992-3422 THIS SPECULI· , ' 1M9·TORINO f, ' . were Dierking with 21 and Tom Van Arsdale with 23. The Royals are WINTER REJRII:AI\C.' ~ Second nine: 12. St. Clalrs· Certified·Gas ~ COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) Wall Wesley and John Johnson each acored • polnla Tuesday night to lead tile Cleveland cavaliers to a 12$-11& win over lbe CillciM!III RoYall in a NaUona!Baskelball Allodalion nhlbillon game. The cavaliers, nO.. 3-6, pulled away to a 60-00 haHIIme lead and widened the margin tD 1111-71 at !be three-quarter mark. The Royals allempled a !all quarter comeback and came within three point., 11:1-110, before !be cavaliers put !be game away. High scorers f..- tbe game •&al'dnl ~y, Oct. 10, It wu aooneed Tuelday b)' tbe Naliooal Broadcaollng Co mpany. dllrtJJC the ltll '"''" Tenns of Ule esabxt were aoc dilda1ed r~;;;;:-----~~~;~;,;-;~=1 MfY PAY MORE? REDS 11·10 08U LEADER LAS VEGAS, Nev. (tJPI) NEW YORK (UPI) - No. I The National League ClnCIM81i ranked Ohio Stale is the leader Redo are 11·10 favorites tD win in scoring amons the nation's Ute WIH"ld Series over the Baltimore Orioles oddsmsller foolbaU teama with a 45 points Jlmm "!be G ' k" Sn de per game averaae. Y ree Y r The Buckeyes aiiO lead In saki Tneeday. rushing offense with an average Odds against the Redo win. of 4011 yards gained in their two ni11ilbe flrsl four games are 1:1- games IIIII season . 1 with odds against Baltimore Toledo Ia fifth In scoring with wlnrilng !be first four II">- I a 39 point per game average. 33 1 10. New Concord J~~ G\~n Snyder salll. ' 14-0) (!lei 33 , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,_ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1- ' . ILlred today .. a ...ell for the SID l'raadoctt Glull ... boy frolll ,....... Gt.. to ow1er HoroCA: 81oaelwa "71' ncet Ute • year-old realdeal of Soeramtlto, Colli., hoa •ICMd a -'net w llllal Gil*' MallltfaMrUe FH Royals .8uten , Nolan Relaxed BaJUmore Others with 10 or more points: Roger Bacon 25; 16. Canton Moaodore I1I 20; Lancaster .teb~llne ' The Class A list saw lbe disappearance of 'Norwalk St. Paul, Millersport and Marion Local as Tlllcarawas CBibollc, Covington and Yorkville aU mcved up from lbe second 10. Norwalk St. Paul, second to Cary-Rawson In lalt week's ratlnp, dropped 1 Iough 14-7 decialoo tD unbeaten New Lon· doo Friday night. s._,. Harding 26 each; 15. Cinclnnafi OIIPibi ·< ~1", ,.... AWtlics 1111 J'rYay, - week. Net'·" Second 10: 11 . Warren Har- Leetonia and Canol Winchester ding 36; 12. Sidney 30; 13. 23each; 20. Sandusky St. Mary Clndnnotl Moeller and Marion and Millersport 22 each. (4-0 (I) 38 and Danville 24 each; 18. SAVET ·,,. SAN fi'RANCJSto (UPII .,... McNamara, llred 11 •••a&er of II!' Oalli!I":PI" NEWVOKX (tJI'I) -Tbe lt'IIWorldSerltabetw-lbo lllllbnore Odtleo aad lilt Clllc;ho••t Redl wW opea 81.._,, Ott. II • IUYtrfnlal lltadhon, home of tbe ~qae .........,.. Red.J. Tbe .....,. cae .. wiD be Jllared 1a Cf!lella!U ... liaadaJ aad IIHallolb wiD bave a travel day Moaday. Tbe aeries rea- ID Mmlelpd llladlam ID Ballbnore on 'l'lleaday and wiD ttllllrrae then oa Wedneaday. H the aertea pea ..,..1111 f - pmea, !be flflb wm be played ID Balllmln • Tllrrrlilay aad the remmtnr two wiD be bodt Ia aaeta.lloa and llll!lday. Friday, Od. 11, hal beta cJeslplled 11 aaoll!er travel day. An pmet wiD llarl q 1 p.m. (EDTt. NAME BROADCASTF..RS NEW YORK (UPI ~) - """ Gowdy, Jim MclDiyre and Cbuek Thompoon wW handle tb tel viii Ia b Ia o1 e e on p y· Y"P Y lbelJ71WorkiSerleobetween the Clnolnnall Reds and !be Findlay 15; Wintersville and Cincinnati Elder U each; Troy (11 13; North Canton 11 ; and Delaware Hayes 10. !Clan AAI T Point> ~:J:.w Loxlnalon (4-01 (51 135 2. Bucyrus loJ.l 151 130 J. Steubenville c. 13-ll 121 90 4. Minerva 14-0) Ill 83 5. Castalia MargoreHo (4-01 71 6. 0rvllle 13·11 131 60 7. Hebron Lokewi'!.ol 47 1. Rossford IJ.ll 41 9. Wyoming ll-11-21 ill 36 10. Oev,land Holy Namo 1• CINCINNATI (UPI) -Gary average. He was not concerned Nolan wW be !be stirling that the week's rest between pil<her in <;inclnnall's first last Saturday's playoll opener World Series game IInce 1961, and his Saturday's series but as far aa Nolan is opener might bother him. concerned his biggest assign· "I need four or five dsys tD mentis behind him. recuperale aller winning the "Winning the playoffs was pennanl," he said. "Maybe I the most importenl thing," shouldn't say recuperale. I Nolan said. "II will bigger than didn't go on a four-day drunk." winning the World Series Nolan came up tD ClnclnnaU because we needed lito get Into in 1967 afler leas than a full the World Serlea." season In !be low minors and Nolan, a 13-year-old Callfor· compiled a 14-8 record, lneludnla hl8h school pupil the lalt ing five shutouts, and a 2.58 time the Redo won a pennant, earned run average. But he , shut out the Pittsburgh Pirates threw tDo hard and hurl his for nine Innings in lbe first ann and had tD spend part of National League playoff game 1966 and 19691n the minors. and picked up the victory when "I've learned already what the Redo won 3-0 in the lOth. many plll:hers don't learn untll They Jollowed with 3-1 and 3-2 !ale in their careers," he said. wins and face !be Baltimore · ~I've developed the curve and I Orioles here Saturday In the can pace myself. I'm a m'ore World Series opener. complele pitcher now." "I'll have a lot of lime to Jim Russo, the Baltimore think about the Orioles, but I seoul who traUed the Redo !be don't think the pressure wW past couple of weeks, said build up enough tD bolber me'" Nolan aiiO hu one of the t,rest Nolan said. "I'm sort of a change-upa In bueball, a pitch calm, down-to-earth guy. he was taught by Johnny "I think ~ . e's more p-Edwards, the fonner ClnctnnaU ur.• --~ Poinh sure fighting tD gel Into the cal<her. World Series. Once you're Nolan pill:hed ugalnsl the (5) 156 wiU Ort 1 N.f · ring the.re, pride carry you. Jf . o~ .on~. 'ff'ore,, m sp m · ·a• ~ ha>t • ·good· game, you ll'alnlng cil 191!11, but doesn't wlit, Utat's all." remember much about them. 121 71 During the regular season, "They don't know much about 111 69 Nolan completed only 4 of 37 me, etther, •• I'll just go out 111 69 starts while posting an 13-7 and work my regular game," record and 3 26 earned run he said . 4. Sandusky {4-0) (2) (1) 172 lll 7. Tuscllrawas Catholic 14-0) (3-1) ill 65 5. Cincinnati St. Xavier (4-0) {2) 54 41 83 : : 6. Niles McKinley (J.l) I ' Dropping out of tile firal 10 were Granville, St. Clairsville, a 38..'10 loser lo A.AA Wlnlersvllle, and Chagrin F.U., 14th IIIII Mlloourl Sl, Nellraab 21 New Mexico II, San Jose St. 0 (N) So. caroBna 1%, No . Caroll!lal Nort•welten Zl, JIIIDols 2:1 Notre Dame 41, Army 0 Daywa 2:1, Oblo u. 15 Okla. state H, TCU 11 Oreren SL %1, Utah 11 Pardue 27, Mlehiiaa 2:1 Steaford l:t, Soaka Cal. Z! Maryla!!d 17, Syraeuse It No. Texaa St. 14, Tampa 7 (N) Texaa Z!, Oklahoma 14 Texaa A&M !1, Texas =---""''-' Tecb 13 (N) The Old Boy HimHif Toledo 11, Bowling Green 8 (N) UCLA M, Oregon 14 (N) Arlzoaa 4!, BYU I! (N) Vlrclnta 3%, VMI 8 Arizona St. :at, Waah . Wake Forest :17, Va. Tecb. Zl Slate I (N) Wa1hlncton 30, California 21 Arkansas 51, Baylor 7 (N) Booton Col. ZZ, Penn Stale 8 Weal Va. !I, Duke 18 Yale 33, Brown IZ VIUaaova M, Buffalo U Auburn 40, Clemson 6 INI Nlcht ~ame Colorado 30, Iowa Stale 12 South Point Z1 Oak HW 12 Colo. St. U. Zl, Wyoming 8 Coal Gn1ve 20 Fairland 0 Harvard 37, Columbia 1.5 Vinton Co. I RD<k HW I Cornen 11, Pennaylvanla 15 Cheupe!!ke :12 SJIII!IIel Valley Darlmonth 27, Princeton !I 0 Florida 21, Florida St. 13 Piketon Zl Green Twp. I Mlall11ippl 4%, Geerge 14 Atheu II Galllpolls 6 Tennessee 38, Georgia Tecb20 lrvnton zt WellltDn II Montana J!, Idaho 12 Logan Z8 Jacl!soa I Wlacoa1in IS, Iowa 1.5 Melli If Waverly 8 Kanaaa St. 21, Kanaaa ZO Federal·Hooklag 3% Nelsoa· Wnlem Mlcb. 44, Kent viJie.Yon 1 Stele 21 Miller ZZ GlouJier Z8 Kentucky %1, Ulab St. 7 (NI AleUDder 18 North GaWa I J.ebfch 7, Rugero 8 LSU !%, Paelftc 14 ( N) Kyser Creek I Eaolen! Tnlaa 2:1, LoulavWe 17 Soutbweslern 12 Soutbem 0 Miami (0.) !5, Marlhall 7 Pt. Pleaoaal 14 Millon 12 late Stale 35, Mlel. Stale 14 Parkerobur& Catbollo 21 Mlnneoola !%, Jadlana II Wahama 12 Ml11. Stale 33, Houaton 8 Hannan I Hannan Trace I Plll1burgh 28, Navy 15 worthy of note match Ten· nessee against Georgia Tech . COLUMBUS (UPI) - The Closs A Texas and , Notre United Presslnlernatlonol Ohio T10m Dame high school Board ot Coaches' I. Corv·Rowson and ~orl1d~ poll (with won-lost records and (4-J) ANTHONY Plumbing-Heating 1A .. By MAJOR AMOS I. HOOPLE develop Into an Interesting an opening victory against match. Besides the Ulle heina Sputhwealern . on the llne, ae-al Individual A simJ1ar sltuaUon elists at records could he improved Mercerville where Coacb Paul llpGD. DIUoo's crew wlll battle Han· White leads the league In nan. acorlng with 5<1 points. Ria Last week, Hannan Trace !"1111111ng-rnate, Gary Saundera, came back •lronl after apoltlng Ia Ued for aeeond will! Eltblnger host Green a 22-8 halfllme lead. wilh 30 poinll In league com- Tha Wlldcall are led of. peUUt'll and 38 points overall. fenslvely by aenlor quarterback Saunden had an outstendlng Larry Cremeana, senior baH· gllllt !all Friday against Norlb back Wayne Queen, fullback· Gallla. end Jerry Waugh, and Sieve Both cluba alt!o possess a Danlels, a 210 powtd senior strong defenae, tacld«enler. Eaalern baa allowed only eigl!l points allltBICI1, whUe !be Bobeals have permitted t1 ,, poinll, however, 21 of lboae TEAM S.AC L p OP came In a lctlnl effort against Kyger Creek 3 o 120 20 ,,~ R•,;nlll'ft Wahama. Eastern 2 o so o .....'e .. The vlalllna :Bobcats are North Golllo 1 2 60 5I ColHl"8"" Soulhern o I I~ 70 Southwestern o 1 o s. NEW YORK (UPI)-The •~ -.. Hannan Tro~ o2 o~ Totots ' ' 244 2oM 20 small college foolball 1eems u oelected by lbe Unlled Press ALL GAMES lnlernational Board of Coachel 0 ~~::;'Creek 3w1L1~ ~ with first •·- vole In 1 p....~ Ea•lern 3 1 78 8 Your o.pendoble · parentheses ('lhlrd week) : Norlh Golllt 1 J 60 12 Hannan Trace 1 3 31 64 TEAM l)uler For Pobdl Southweotorn o 3 8 174 I. Arkanlaa St. (25) 313 Southern 0 4 20 260 2 Akron (l) '!/& Frldly's Oamn • 3: Moolaka (2) 204 Kyger Creek at Eastern ' AND 4 N Oak Sl SOulhwutern at Southern 171 Hannan, W. Va. at Hannan 5. T~ w"(l) !&5 • Trace 1 PhoMWY 2-2550 North Gall Ia at Alox&nder 7: T=~~~ J~• 1 .,_ • - Mich .BTU......~ I OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS FREE DEUVERY •• •• • , lnci-IU..day , lmnc.. ,, "; ' lflli~III ;.JIS?,' . INGELS. ' Cleveland Holy Name and New Concord John Glenn are lied for the lOth spot. Minerva jumped aU !be way from lOth tD fourth and Orrville leaped from lOth (Ued with Minerva) tD sixth. Stanford-Trojans in Big Game e strvl.t' not o¥onobli: 9•• • · montl! $).50._ '"'~i Onucautornll'l Queen .O.. •.••SAVE rz5M ' •• '•' CONVEIIIEIIT ltRMS ccmmerc1a1 rum *""~•1'"-M!'oo~ l:f1n~1 ~...cr Van Meter. .,. ·. Off let. •• •' , CLAil8 AT OUTING NEW HAVEN Tbe Crusadl!l'll Clua of the New Haven Firat tburch of GGd enjoyed an outlnl and monthly meeting recently at a roadside park near PCIIIeroy. A potluck dinner was enjoyed by Mr. and Mrl. BID Demolky and famlly, Mr. and Mra. Jamea ·Ball aDd famUy, Mr. and Mr~. Cleorp Reed, Mn. Pearl IAifhelt and r--'-------~ chUdren, Mn. 0rp1ta J'lekll, THE DAILY SENTliiEL , Mr. an11 Mrs. earron Knlcht aod family and Wetzel J'lekll. DI!VOTED TO INTE~I!ST OF ME!GS·M:t.SON AREA CHE$TER L. TANNEHILL, IIE8810N ATI'ENDED l!..c. Ed. MASON - Muon Olapler ROll!~~ ~~::LICH, No. 117 Will a~ Pu•llsfled dally oxcopl 17th SotiWdoY by Tho Ohio Yaliov ........ In PuiPIIIhlng CDmi*!!Y, 111 coun "''"'~ St., Pomeroy, 01\lo, m... Chapter ofWeat lullnftl ~,... - · m-2116l of Eilltern Star 0 ~~ · I, 2 and 3. Pomeroy, c11~ Ohio. ,:l~l'i.oi<! el ()ct, Nlllilnll Uvertlslqg. Mrs. rtpre11ntetlvt 8ottlnellr, W ,..., ' Goll~, lj)C.i1J·I!IIf 41st St., orw., N,w ... ~ qfy,. 11111101 VO<k.' , . . Cillo; SU~rlptlGn ratos: Dtllvorlll II •• • '• U1;> specifically at, elistlni rural conditions. One recent bill would creale a joint committee tD provide Conllftsl with a ' comprehensive plan for rural growth, whUe a ltCIIIId would establish a Countryside Development Commission deslaned to analyze and report '"' economic problems lacina areas such as Southeulern Ohio. In addition, I am pleaaed tD report that a major piece of legislation Incorporating a bUll CHp!l!l80red earlier Utll season has been reporled out of lbe Public Worb Committee and Ia awaiting Rouae action. This legislation would authorize appropriallona of $100 mUBon per fiscal years 1972 and 19'13 for the C<ID8lruclion of hl8hways lntD areu of high tCIIIIomlc arowlh. Rural America Is deservanl of more attention and a comprehenalve legislative plaUorm could ptn-polnl that inleresl effecUvely. •• ' '595 Ottawa In IIIIH. ....: .'.':: ••• ••• .. 3 ROOMS OF All NEW FURNITURE cia.. BY DALE R0'111QEB expected tD sllrl Ken Brown The championship of the and George Curry at the ends; Southern Valley Athletic Wade He!liOII and BW Roush, Conference Ia at stake Friday tackles; Terry Moles and Mike nigl!t when !be 11169 defending Beebe at guarda· Dan Swisher champion, Kyger Creek J!ob. at center; Jerry Hill, quar. call, travel to Meigs County for terback, Gary Saundera, a head-on clash wllh the wingback; Gary Collins, Elllern Eagles. fullback; and David White at In the put, IIIII annual classic tailback. has been one of the tDp at. Coach Larry Ritchie Ia ex· tracUOI!f In Claaa A compeUIIon peeled to counter with In the Tri.county area. Eichinger and Bob Caldwell at Kyger Creek leads lbe SVAC ends; Allen Holler, Rick with a 3-0 slate having defeated Hauber or Duval at tacklea; Hannan Trace, 8-0; Soulbem, Richard Uler and Mike Boring, 70-lf and North Gallla, 42-4. guards· Bahr at center· Jim Elllern Ia :1-11 aller pooling Ams....;,, quarterback; 'Tom ahutoul vlctoriea over Hannan Karr, fullback; Randy Boring, Trace,ilf.OandNorthGallla, IS. rigl!l halfback and Rick San· 0. Overall, both aquada are 3-1. ders, left halfback . The Bobcats were defeated In !be only other league 21-8 by Wahama whUe Coach contest Coach Mel Carter's Larry Rllchle'1 Eagles dropped South~eslern Highlanders their first contest of !be aeason travel to Meigs County for an laat Friday, a.o at Glousler. enaaaement with the Southern During the put two years, Tornadoea. Kyger Creek defeated Eastern, Both clubs wliJ be looking for 18-0 on Eulern'o gridiron and lbeir first win of the campaign. 30-lf !all aeason at Cheshire. Last week, Coacb Bob Ashley's Thus far, Utllaeason, Elllern Tornadoes were bombarded ~ hu been led by 190 pound oa! Wahama. Southwestern hao Dennis Eltblnger, a junior end· lost to Alexander, Hannan, W. fullback. Eichinger's bell ef. Va., and North Gallla . forts were against Hannan Southern's defeall came at !be Trace and North Gallla. hands ol Federal-Hocking The Eagles' attack wlll be Miller, Kyger Creek, and aided by !be return at quar- Walunna. lerback of Jim Amsbury, a 150 In non-league action, North pound junior. Amlhary has Gallla playa at Alexander and been aldellned with mono- Hannan Trace wliJ host Han· nucleosls. He will be nan, w. Va . making his first starling Coach Paul Aikman's Pirates aiiBignment. wW be seeking a victory tD even Returnina tD the Bobcat fold theiraeasooat:I-2.NorthGallla, Friday wW be junior IDUback after dropping Southwealern, David White. White was forced M-G tD Creek, 42-4. •• •• •• • three of them, Cincinnati Moe!· which loot tD Masalllon, sixth, ler, Steubenville and Cleveland Lancasler, Warren Western fie. Helgl!ts, eslled fr<lm lbe elite ..rve, another loser, and eo. group. lumbua Eastmoor lied for They •ere replaced by Cln· eighth, and Akron Garfield lOth. clnnati St, Xavier, whlcb beat W•rren Harding, whicb Ia 4-4 Moeller 24-7, Lancaster and Ak· aller knocking Sleubenvllle out ron Garfield. of the tDp ten with a IS-13 vic· Canton McKinley moved up to lory over lbe Big Red, heads third with 172 points, followed lbe second 10 teams. by SandiiSky In fourth, St. The AA ranks saw four new Xavier flfth, Niles McKinley, teams In the tDp 10, althOUih week aao, was forced tD come from behind Friday nigl!t tD nip Bellevue 13-6 while New Ln beat Sheridan =-7. The rallnp In all three classeo were shaken up quite a bit from !all week aa a wave of upaets hll lbe tDp ranked le!!lll!!. In lbe triple-A list, five of Bucyrus, which had a com· last week's tDp ten suffered fortable lead In Its division 1 looael during lbe weekend aod two perennial powers staged a two-learn batUe for lbe Class AAA honors. Cory-JI.awson meanwhile 11 making a runa~ay of lbe A ranklnp as !be unbeaten Jackets hold a "niJolnl lead on runnerup Portsmouth Jilolre Dame, 1 -. Bobcats, Eagles In Big Clash '' llhowinc In Canada WBI held In <t_t:"' " COLUMBUS (UPI) Manillon and Cory-Rawson hekiMIDthelrNo.lpo!lillonaln lbe second w..k of lbe Unlled Preu lnt«nallonal Board of Coaches' foMball poll, but llucynuJ lllpped to second place In the Claaa AA rallnp behind unbeaten New l.exlnlton. MIIIWM's margin over run· nerup Upper Arlington slipped to aeven points, 237·230, as the purAm nwnbered olferedt]OOeadi!Aihave the old dlll"d! repaired. Bul the cOD· Remember The Leo Phllllpa, the late 011 ference refused, and the "Shut-In" PlliWps, the late Mr. and Mra. bull4lnc waa tom down aod Wltll A George Joachim, aod lbe late moved. Blooming Plant Mr. and Mrs. Albert Youna. "After the churdl was moved Others attendlilg were Jobn ID IIIJ new location near Locust UfnS • • A-,'815 Phillips and his family of Groveachoolboule,themlnl:lter Columbus; Mrl. 011 Phlllipa, came hadt and wanted !be old her 100 and hll famtly of Ann l1lfliDbers of !be Mllli!ID IIJdCe Arbor,Mich.;Mra.CoraPunlnl OlurchtohavelbelriiBIIItlput stN.Jnd Avt. and her family, Middleport; Gil !be boob of the neW dlutdl, m-5560 and Mr. and Mrs. Wlllll Me· hut they refused Tbla naw Mldtfleporl, !). Murray of Mason, Va. dlurch never ptoapered, I have , . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -.... ?.. - ~carrier · vm•• 1v1ll1bte 4 fllti ,PACIAGE ~~~~· .. sAv.E IJ.. . ..._, {! - New Lexington, Portsmouth ND Rank High In Ratings :'Ses*E =:~~=== =~1!~!:! A fellowship dinner waa planned for. &ulday at tile Mount Moriah Bapll&t Church when lbe MlaaiOIW"y Society mel reeenUy al the borne of Mrs. Lucy Hardaway. Mrs. Campbell Harper presided at the meellnl with Mrs. Ernest Bowles giving devoUona enUtled ''GGd Ia Our Guide." She also conducled a Bible drill. Refreshmenll were served by the hosleas. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _........:_, ~- Qlurcb.:• · ..-.... ~:~andnc,~n of •• laandte ..., By Clarence MUler •' !biit: . ~ments~, s~~~~=y= :;;:~~~::: =~~ pit il . "They kept 11 a eecret from !be 11'81 that bad built the old MlulonJUdgetburdlfora Ions time, wt !be word finally Sol oulabouttearJnall!loWD.lwent .with 1111 father the mol"lllnl they were Ill llart tearbJjJ the bell! told, IIJI(I 01011 of thole peaplewllolookpu:lln ·havlnl Uteehutdlmovedaredeld,ond Ute few of ,.. IIUI .U1/Ioc wbo worllhlpped In !be Old MJu1on 1 gmt Rldle Chutdl felt 111 1ll'UII wu done whim IIIey moved the Mlllflli ~ tioel Edwardl ~ ~ "l atartecltDadlool.,....lwu&ls yean old. It was caned MJulcJD RldCt Scbool •>Ill WM located .lbout a mile It® 011r hmne. Luke Bogs• 11111c Diy flral teadler "llbo ~ at our houae. l11 never !oriel how he woUld carry me on hll back to and frcim acboo~ Same of lhe leldll!l'll !bat ~ri t.lugbl at Million Rldae Sc:bool 1rere Ad Zllllpan, Tom !loci, ro.; llogg, Neal Btnly, Lalll"l Roalh, Frank J.ewll, Bob .Fadley and J.ewiiMci«JDin~ Theteacheratn t1101e days were blred by the 3-The Daily Sentlnei,Middlepori·PomeroY,O., Oct. 7,19'10 2 boor, M11rd , Top. · A,uto. Tr11ns., Power Steering. . ' ', BARRET ROOFING SHINGlfS 7.50 SEAL DOWN-PEl SQUM! 9.50 Barret Roll Rooflno 15 lb. felt____ .,..-·--.·· 50 llt. ____________ iOff . 65 lit.-----~----~~~. _____ .;... ____ _ . . ' . I �,...-------------------·-------1 . ' • . .~.· • •• !Helen Help Us!MISszon Rzdge Church Recalled .' II '. .·. •· . I I By Helen Bottel BY AUCA IIAIIIIIIAU very few dllli'dtM, IIDIIIIIthe of Mason. Mr. Johnson WF81'COL9)fBIA.W.Va.- Mission Ridge Comml!.nlty l'fliiiSIIbera u a child, the MJMI~JUdge,tocatedbllckof lbere was none. Gi!Qrge rnov1n1 of llltlr dwrch. The here, once IJU a thrlvinl Rickard; Lewla Edwarda, !!lilY ~ Bvinl on MJuloa COIIlllllllllty IJIIIde liP mostly of VInson Edwarda and RUey Ridc4i ~y II Mr. ...d Mrl. !be deacendall of Smith Ed- Edwardl dedded Ill .finance the CocU Marti", who recently warda. Otherl r•k11•w there buikllll& of a cburdl. celebrated their 50th wedding were !be late George Rlebrd '"'be four men wllo tlnal1Ctld annl-t.) and lt.e late JOhn Fowler. Ute church cut !be poplar loi!S, TCIII Edwards Clllltlnued: 'D1e1e earl7 ~ madu then hauled lhem to the nweal "Jolm PulBnl, Bullday Sc:bool llvinl Jiy farmln8, ,repalriJia ~. whldl was In Suaar teetber at Mlaalon Ridge nn.. and mekinB eolllnll ClmP Hallow 011 the old Hairy Onnh, moved to Tell Mile An ll'tlcle 1l'rilteft b7 the late f'!lhtr ~ ·The Jep 'll"ft Creek. Since there wu '110 Jame1 (Tom) Edl'arda of uwed Into lumber and Jlluled dip In that locality, ,be Olftonwbenhewas IIIJMHold becll:totll"rld&efor thedlurdl. deckled tD like 11 up with the descrlhea mnt10f hll )'OUIIItr They named Ibis dlutdl ~ conference to Itt him tear the day: 'Old ¥illlon Rldae tbutdl. old Million Rldae Chutdl down ''The Mlulon Ridge Com· Some of the ml•'""'n thai •d move It onto a iGt wl!lch he m!IIIQ" once bad a Bdlool, preached In lhclle days were would pwlor thai purpoae. I DAUGHTER TAKES ALL, Mateo with .., one the wiser. INCLUDING STEP-FATHER Must I 1111 11anee now? He Deai Helen : hu naver ulled aboullll1 past, 1 knew when 1 cot ldnd and I'm quite sure he knowl 1 hearted, I'd be 11011')'! am not a virgin. Re ~' My oldelt dauabler baa two &eelD Ill care not beiDC a prude dlikhn, no huahad, ¥ when thou8b be e-Pects me to be~ she asked tD mow In with me toldmalonefromoowon-111 and her lllti)-{ather, 1 thought wlll be. _ WOMAN WITH A maybe she had changed for the PAST better (llle Is aelf-cupporllng Dear woman: wt ~lad just broken up with he; rn stand on Utll: u your boy friend.) future partner Isn't lnterellled Instead she has taken over In your past - and II won, my hoUBO :._ whldll could stand Interfere with · your future _ and alao, I'm afraid, why Iring It up? Coofeaslon 1111 iJSU8(Iy hurll more than 11 church and a few amall Poling ... Blagg, carter and husband. ! dM 't want tD IJUIIIOCI foul play wt how can 1 help It helpa. buzln-. M7 falha', IIIIey Merrill. when he~o lonaer lreall me as u he (or she) DOES want Edwardl, and bls brother, (Note: Lew11 Edwardlla the a wife, and cozies up to her detailed Information, be Jllll8ll, cleJU'f'J!i the land on l!l'andfather of I!CIIIer Jobnlon COIU!Ianlly? He pays .., 81• forewarned: There's trouble Mi1a1on Rldae. where they had tenUon to his own d!ll!lrell (we shead from A jealoua mate.- ~· ~ve two, ages seven and H. · In lboae days lbere were ApproDnately 10 attended a len ~. i ': . 70 Attend'· Reuni'On :~::~an£~:~£ t:;==~@.:''*'=al~ ·~'='~ , , ,,,,Co,*~ili.~ ,........ ·~lt$·v·:1 E;~ lETART, W. VA. APPARENTLY wW be without a t,rocetY 8lore for !be first lime In Its hl8lory according tD Dallas Ball, proprleter of !be grocery store and aervlce Illation oo Rt. 33 here whim closed Sall!rdsy eventna. Mr. Ball, who has operated the business more than 11 year1 hu retired because of his health. At one time there were five to sis 8lores In lbe Letart area. Now residents wlll haw to go aeveral miles to gel a loaf of bread. Mr. Ball, before opening bls place of business In J.etarl was employed at Foote Mineral sewn years, and at Marietta Manufacturing Company 11 years. Mr. and Mrs. Ball expect tD aeJJ the business. They are !be parents of three sons, tbarles and Don K., at hCIIIe; William Lee Ball, Board Community, J.etarl, W. Va. andooedaughter, Mrs.CurllsHunt, Letart, W.Va. . I ----------------~----------. HOSPITAL NEWS I I ·... :.. .. I I . ij - - '' •• .• .• • ·'• :: Holzer Medical Cenler, First Ave. and Cedar St. General visiting hours 24 and 7-8 p.m. Malernlty visiting hours 2:30 to f::Kl p.m. Parents only on Pediatrics Ward. Blrlbs Mr. and Mrs. Sieve A. Tripp, ~--- a soo: Mr. and Mrs. J ac.....,.,, Stanley E. Monlgom•ry, Crown City, a son; Mr. and Mrs. Wllllam A. Taylor, Long Bot· tom, a son; Mr. and Mrs. Richard E. Thacker, Oak Hill, a daughter; Mr. and Mrs. Larry · 1 Arb kle W. Mc Dante , uc , a soo; Mr . an d Mrs. Harry S· Roclevll<b, Phoenix, Ariz., a dan•hter; Mr. and Mrs. James s:.~=-.==·= ~ 17 the same agel was When she ,..;. born -but 1 was married. we never got along. She alwaysseemedtohaleme.Now she tekes great pleuure In luring my husband away from me. If I show jealousy, he acts hurt and surprised -be •s just being fatherly, he says. What can 1 do?_ T.K.M. Dear T: Whether Utllla a real triangle or an illusion caused by longstanding jealousy, the best Utlng you can do is, remove your daughter !run the hoUBO. Two grown women C<liJlPtllng Good, A PENTAGON SURVEY reports thai, desplle campus unrest, ROTC Ia turning out more young officers than at time since the Korean War. In the wake of anll-rnllllary dissent, the Defense Depart. any for one man is pure d,namll< noiMly for the three prlnclpels but alao for the cbUdren. Find her an apartmenloo !be other sldeoftown-ewnifyouhaw to pay part of the rent for a while! - H. Dear Helen: Several limes I've read in J'OID" column that the past should remain burled, for WODlen II well as men, unleas there Will a cbUd or a former marriage or 1101118 kind oflecal hassle involved. In other words, affairs are strictly privele, RECEIPTS NOTED provided you weren't a Meigs County Court receipts .....,Utute or close to 11 • lor the month of September Does Utll aJao go for an =~:~!M2 ·~~r.\r:. ;!:w~~~•~;" tr.rtJer~t~VD~ 1 103 58 <'J aek UNREST AND ROTC "There Ia still a COIIIIderable desire on tile part of !llllll)' young men tD serve their country through military service." Colburn, Omar S. Drennen, Roger Paul Gilmore, Minor Burton Leach, Avice E. Mays, Mrs. W. Donley Reibel, Mrs. Garry W. Sexton and infant daughter, Mrs . Irvin H. Thornton, Bernard L. Turley, Mrs. John Wheeler, Mrs. Oma Williams , Waller M. wm · dsor, Howard L. Yeauger, Mrs . Laura A. Young, Brei Epling, J . Stephen Phancuff, Mrs. Roger Hoover, and Mrs. Marie Sigman. Rutland , a fustale ' • · ; fees to Sheriff $58; ~ines and costs tD county, ~eneral fund $1,376.33; law daughter. Roger ~~~~~~ell, Mrs . library fund $4IU 7; and automobtle license and gas fund William 0. Cantrell, Fronk E. $441.27 . more and more be !be problems ofthefuture. lnfact,theflrslla now my problem. When I was 16, I had an unfortunate affair, and my parenll tDok me tD ijJni!§!!!;\@i,j;}.ffi"1,;lW.mmw nuHinn 801flethinn J...,.,.#,ll:.l ......-on ~ ~~...,..,.,.,, you,.. .• Benaco is.r-v-"::1 ,• ' :~ • • ' ·'' ' • ' . Sheets .· :· wid& czng .U.Bemco Quiltoruma' Metl rr Bet TonlQhl, cur1 up with something soft and sensuous ... cofo~ul , durable presa Sprlngmald Sheela and pdlowc:ases. For 11 limited !lme 8 sel of two sheets and two pillowcases are vo~rs free with any tjze Bemca Oulltorama mattress nlght'a rest. No lumps, no bumps, no buttons t~ bothf.r you. Jult tollld, uninterrupted, belulllulsleep. So go ahead lnd pamper rouraelf. Buy a The Bemco Prestige Oulltorama, Imperial make It up with free Sprlngmaid sheets and pllloweaaes. Oulltof11ma-the mattreH tNt's kind to your back and your budget, loo. From S79.75 to 5419.50. .... Ouiltorama and Quittorama are made wlttt luxurious double-deep quilting and firm Unilused• Construction to give you a healthful &cmco Ouiltoreme mattreta . .• "Thtl Workl'a Greatest Sleeping Pill." Do It aoon, and we'll 1. 0 , (5' I men! named a spoclal com· mltteetodelerminelheeffedof campus upheaval on the RO'I'C program. The committee reported thai although 24 schoollhavedroppedlbeofflcer tralnlnl Jll"08l'8lll a1nce 1966, ROTC units remain on 347 campuaea and thai more than 23,000 new officers were commissioned last spring. Those schools dropping RO'I'C representonly2percenloftotal national membership. (J. ~_,.,.} ""<t.•,.. 1 i) . - ___.--~--- Sl ~ ~ ~' '- ~ {) - ,_ M ~ '4.00 up DUDLEY'S RD . RIST an w. Dinner Planned Tbe flrlt (·q,..,0 a . ·'·"" 0 " '" . , . ''o 10 w NJ .... .. . OUR FRAGILE AT· MOSPHERE - ·"America is headed toward a dlminl.shing life style unless, as a nation, we reverse the erosion of our envlronmenl." An life on earth dependa on the thin, 8-rnlle layer of air surrounding the earth known as the troposphere, and the most recent studies of air poBullon indicate t~at mankind Is spewing toxic gaaea and harm· lui pollutants into IIIII over· crowded sheB at an alarming rale. The poButed air apace about us Ia havinl a direct ef. feel on health. Significant In· creases In the U. S. death rale from lung cancer and emphyaema are being dlreclly relsled tD lncreasea In air pollution. We owe ounelves a clean earth aod healthy envlronmenl not only for Utll generation, but generaU<ID8 tD come. ON RURAL PROGRESS "Rural America bas the polenlial to open an all..,... lndllllrlal and tCIIIIomlc front and benefit everyone In IIIII nation." THE NEED HAS NEVER been greater tD develop that portion of America r1pe for economic and 'tnduslrlal growth. In an effort tD draw CongresalonalattenUon to rural development, I have spo!IIOI'ed a packag-. of ieglllallon limed , .. '"'"' ~" ~ .. Ve'r r 111.70. Mota~ 12J.40. liM roonthll T.hr~ mofttttli ~~15. ly ' litautt w'htrt c•rrler· ; !. , .y ~o:;.~oM;/W,ITti~i)~ · Jllll(lilt...... SAVE I3Z" ...... ,., ."''"""'.' .......' ' ......... ' .... FURNITURE ' 992-2635 ~ ~ ~! ~' !!~, -:-.-z:.:--.;:;:-x:::-:-~::/.Z / //.;//.•, »:-"/.-'«..: / MIDOLEPORT ,, .. ' :-:-z:-:.-:1.. - : ., · . ."'..-....-:•.-.··.·. ,•.' ..• ' ·. •·. KER FURN •• • . 0. r ••• •• • . ..•• --.. ... : ......,. ..; Sale! MAPLE LAWN CHICKEN WHOLE ... ~· :.. .... •• .... ".. •• ..". -.... ..•..••• .. ~ 2 FRYERS ~ N lb. GROUND 3 lbs. Favorite a-. BEEF 1.19 BREAD 1.00 gallon ·Small ~ dot: Cream 1.09..EGGS ·l Canned. 10.canr McCOy's • ,. p 1..00·' ~,MILK, . w :•• ••"' ::: : '...."'. .. : ~ ~ . etriJlalb, · aame. !"lllll1ing Alexander conteet shoulct lolt lbree 'lill'alght gimes aflel" "'w ~ ..=: • :. e Fearless Forecaster Greetings, friends! The in· tercollegiate c on fer e n c e 1aces get started In earnest this week with several big games on tap. In the Big Ten, Ohio State will visit East Lansing to meel Michigan Stale and Purdue wiD ~osl the University of Michigan Wolverines at Lafayette, Ind. The leading Big Eight en· counter has Nebraska entertaining Mlsoouri at Lincoln. The Pacific Eight "game of the year" pits host Stanford against defending champion Southern Callfornla. Your favorite forecaster I o o k s for Ohio Slate to trounce Duffy Daugherty's boys, 35-14, and Purdue to surprise Michigan '!I·'JJJ in a holly contested clash. The Hoople System was taxed to its verr limits to come up with a wmner In the Nebraska·Missouri meeting with the normal indicators pointing to a standoff. After conferring with H a n n l b a 1 Wottaburp, our long-time Missouri correspondent, I predict-hak·kafl-a 31-21 triumph for the Tigers over lhe Nebraska Cornhuskero. Stanford's great quarler· back Jim Plunkett gets his last crack at archrival Soulhern California in the game !hat should decide the Pacific Eight title race and Rose Bowl representative. Stanford, stunned by Purdue last Saturday, boasts its best team in years and wiD prove it to a skeptical football pub· lie by jolting the Trojans , 29-22-har-rumph! Non-conference c I a s h e s !Ol· of.illleargia Tech. My the Vols Tech stalwarts defeat of the year. their 38-20. Texas will prevail over Oklahoma's Sooners, 22-14, and the strong Irish eleven will make II three shutouts in three weeks as they repel lhe invading Army forces, 49-ll. Walch lor Florida to over· power intrastate rival Flori· da State, 28·13, and for the West VIrginia Mountaineers to preserve their unsullied record with a come-frombehind 21·18 win over Dukehar-rumph! Now go on with the fori!· cast: Air Force 31, Tulaae 10 Alabama 21, Va!!derblll 7 HEATING • ~W~IMJ•u Gas Circulating HEATERS . . High School Grid Ratings first place votes In these$) : PLUMBJNG The Time Is Now! I '• flflt ' I • I. Te!Ul. Sl (I) 10. Grambling 11 Troy Stale · II. Cal Poly (Sio) (I) IS. Norlhern Colo. JlAbllelleCl1riatlan(l) ·. ·II. Northern Mich. 18. Wofford (I) 17 Drake · II. Bolla Slate . 19. (Tie)=Pa)'llli (n.) · · "" 72 54 29 28 24 ~ :lit 11 It U I 1 i. (Tie) Fill AAtM . ..· , paren- 2. Portsmouth N.D. 14-0) ICiasiAAAI 3. Mechonl<!burg T~omMasslllon 1<·01 11~~~ 4. Marion Pleo..,ni4·Dl 2. Upper Arllnglon (4·01 (4-0) 181 2lll 5. Parkway (4·01 3. Canton McKinley 6. Newark Catholic 1~;~'d~:~stanton{l-l) (3-1) 80 7. Lancaster (3-0-1) 51 8. Warren Western Reserve (3.1) 48 8. Columbus Eostmoor (4-1) (lie) .a 10. Akron Garfield (3.1) l4 10. YOf"kvllle 14-01 121 33 Secood 10: 11. Norwalk St. Paul 31; 12. Arlington and Marion Local 21eoch; 14. West Jefferson 71; 15. McDonald 111 25; 16. Fostoria Sf. Wendefln n-"' ~ "prt41Ml!ln od ..;it '.<· · :, ·; -:1',· "· Central, Austintown Fitch and Fisfter 18; Tuscarawas Valley Elyrla19 each; 19. Beavercreek and Beallsvllle17uch; Mineral 18; 20. Bellaire Ill and Ridge 15; Sidney Lohman 13; Lakewood St. Edward 111 16 Cincinnati Country Day, each. Jackson -Milton, Columbus Others with lOor more points: Grove (1) and New London (lY . ' ' . ' : .-=~~~~~Y.:':;:;:;;;:;:;;::;;:;:;;;:~;:;::::::::::::::::::::: Ortolrs s.~-~­ the Royals' Connie now 1~ . COWMBUS (UPI)- Ml1!e PaUjo of Miami of Obfo and PI!D VUiaplaao of BowBng Greea were ..med Mid· w-. American Coahreaee Playen of !be Pallja, an end, eaJIIbl obi paaaea fer 159 yardl aad lbree louclldowna lui Saturday u lbe Redaklaa defeated Norllaem llliDoll. VDiaplaao Will clled u defenalve player..f-tbe-week for 1111 performaace against Woolen! Mlchl&an. 2"11\1 unuR ,--------- CLEANING (Upon Request. ) ROBINSON'S CLEANERS . ...... l . 216 E. 2nd PomOnP• Phone m -54.,. ' ALL SIZES Fast Free Mounting 2 'Dr $24 II With Ret readable Exch. Whitewalls· Blackwalls 1--------------------------·-· GENERAL TIRE SALES 2nd Ave. Middleport, 0. 992-7161 10 each. ville and Porhmouth West Ill 31 each; U. Ch!9rln Falls 29; 15. Middletown Fenwick 71; 16. Hartville Loko\ 23; 17. Dayloo Jefferson and elyria Catholic 19 each; 19. Circleville 17; 20. Lime Cenlrol ~thollc and Oberlin Flrolands 16 each. Others wllh 10 or m<H"t point,: Louisville St: Thomas Aquino• and Harrt1011 (1) 15 each; Granville I~; Columbuo OeSales, Btllofonlolnt and Modinl B"c-oyt, 12 eac. h; Porma Byzonllna, Wellsville, Limo Both Ill and Mllloo-Unkln (I) 10 each. NEW SHIPMENT HARD TOGO ROOFING REGULAR-PER SQUARE USED CARS KEITH GOBLE FORD ,USED CAR lOT · 992-3422 THIS SPECULI· , ' 1M9·TORINO f, ' . were Dierking with 21 and Tom Van Arsdale with 23. The Royals are WINTER REJRII:AI\C.' ~ Second nine: 12. St. Clalrs· Certified·Gas ~ COLUMBUS, Ohio (UPI) Wall Wesley and John Johnson each acored • polnla Tuesday night to lead tile Cleveland cavaliers to a 12$-11& win over lbe CillciM!III RoYall in a NaUona!Baskelball Allodalion nhlbillon game. The cavaliers, nO.. 3-6, pulled away to a 60-00 haHIIme lead and widened the margin tD 1111-71 at !be three-quarter mark. The Royals allempled a !all quarter comeback and came within three point., 11:1-110, before !be cavaliers put !be game away. High scorers f..- tbe game •&al'dnl ~y, Oct. 10, It wu aooneed Tuelday b)' tbe Naliooal Broadcaollng Co mpany. dllrtJJC the ltll '"''" Tenns of Ule esabxt were aoc dilda1ed r~;;;;:-----~~~;~;,;-;~=1 MfY PAY MORE? REDS 11·10 08U LEADER LAS VEGAS, Nev. (tJPI) NEW YORK (UPI) - No. I The National League ClnCIM81i ranked Ohio Stale is the leader Redo are 11·10 favorites tD win in scoring amons the nation's Ute WIH"ld Series over the Baltimore Orioles oddsmsller foolbaU teama with a 45 points Jlmm "!be G ' k" Sn de per game averaae. Y ree Y r The Buckeyes aiiO lead In saki Tneeday. rushing offense with an average Odds against the Redo win. of 4011 yards gained in their two ni11ilbe flrsl four games are 1:1- games IIIII season . 1 with odds against Baltimore Toledo Ia fifth In scoring with wlnrilng !be first four II">- I a 39 point per game average. 33 1 10. New Concord J~~ G\~n Snyder salll. ' 14-0) (!lei 33 , _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,_ _ _ _ _ _ __ 1- ' . ILlred today .. a ...ell for the SID l'raadoctt Glull ... boy frolll ,....... Gt.. to ow1er HoroCA: 81oaelwa "71' ncet Ute • year-old realdeal of Soeramtlto, Colli., hoa •ICMd a -'net w llllal Gil*' MallltfaMrUe FH Royals .8uten , Nolan Relaxed BaJUmore Others with 10 or more points: Roger Bacon 25; 16. Canton Moaodore I1I 20; Lancaster .teb~llne ' The Class A list saw lbe disappearance of 'Norwalk St. Paul, Millersport and Marion Local as Tlllcarawas CBibollc, Covington and Yorkville aU mcved up from lbe second 10. Norwalk St. Paul, second to Cary-Rawson In lalt week's ratlnp, dropped 1 Iough 14-7 decialoo tD unbeaten New Lon· doo Friday night. s._,. Harding 26 each; 15. Cinclnnafi OIIPibi ·< ~1", ,.... AWtlics 1111 J'rYay, - week. Net'·" Second 10: 11 . Warren Har- Leetonia and Canol Winchester ding 36; 12. Sidney 30; 13. 23each; 20. Sandusky St. Mary Clndnnotl Moeller and Marion and Millersport 22 each. (4-0 (I) 38 and Danville 24 each; 18. SAVET ·,,. SAN fi'RANCJSto (UPII .,... McNamara, llred 11 •••a&er of II!' Oalli!I":PI" NEWVOKX (tJI'I) -Tbe lt'IIWorldSerltabetw-lbo lllllbnore Odtleo aad lilt Clllc;ho••t Redl wW opea 81.._,, Ott. II • IUYtrfnlal lltadhon, home of tbe ~qae .........,.. Red.J. Tbe .....,. cae .. wiD be Jllared 1a Cf!lella!U ... liaadaJ aad IIHallolb wiD bave a travel day Moaday. Tbe aeries rea- ID Mmlelpd llladlam ID Ballbnore on 'l'lleaday and wiD ttllllrrae then oa Wedneaday. H the aertea pea ..,..1111 f - pmea, !be flflb wm be played ID Balllmln • Tllrrrlilay aad the remmtnr two wiD be bodt Ia aaeta.lloa and llll!lday. Friday, Od. 11, hal beta cJeslplled 11 aaoll!er travel day. An pmet wiD llarl q 1 p.m. (EDTt. NAME BROADCASTF..RS NEW YORK (UPI ~) - """ Gowdy, Jim MclDiyre and Cbuek Thompoon wW handle tb tel viii Ia b Ia o1 e e on p y· Y"P Y lbelJ71WorkiSerleobetween the Clnolnnall Reds and !be Findlay 15; Wintersville and Cincinnati Elder U each; Troy (11 13; North Canton 11 ; and Delaware Hayes 10. !Clan AAI T Point> ~:J:.w Loxlnalon (4-01 (51 135 2. Bucyrus loJ.l 151 130 J. Steubenville c. 13-ll 121 90 4. Minerva 14-0) Ill 83 5. Castalia MargoreHo (4-01 71 6. 0rvllle 13·11 131 60 7. Hebron Lokewi'!.ol 47 1. Rossford IJ.ll 41 9. Wyoming ll-11-21 ill 36 10. Oev,land Holy Namo 1• CINCINNATI (UPI) -Gary average. He was not concerned Nolan wW be !be stirling that the week's rest between pil<her in <;inclnnall's first last Saturday's playoll opener World Series game IInce 1961, and his Saturday's series but as far aa Nolan is opener might bother him. concerned his biggest assign· "I need four or five dsys tD mentis behind him. recuperale aller winning the "Winning the playoffs was pennanl," he said. "Maybe I the most importenl thing," shouldn't say recuperale. I Nolan said. "II will bigger than didn't go on a four-day drunk." winning the World Series Nolan came up tD ClnclnnaU because we needed lito get Into in 1967 afler leas than a full the World Serlea." season In !be low minors and Nolan, a 13-year-old Callfor· compiled a 14-8 record, lneludnla hl8h school pupil the lalt ing five shutouts, and a 2.58 time the Redo won a pennant, earned run average. But he , shut out the Pittsburgh Pirates threw tDo hard and hurl his for nine Innings in lbe first ann and had tD spend part of National League playoff game 1966 and 19691n the minors. and picked up the victory when "I've learned already what the Redo won 3-0 in the lOth. many plll:hers don't learn untll They Jollowed with 3-1 and 3-2 !ale in their careers," he said. wins and face !be Baltimore · ~I've developed the curve and I Orioles here Saturday In the can pace myself. I'm a m'ore World Series opener. complele pitcher now." "I'll have a lot of lime to Jim Russo, the Baltimore think about the Orioles, but I seoul who traUed the Redo !be don't think the pressure wW past couple of weeks, said build up enough tD bolber me'" Nolan aiiO hu one of the t,rest Nolan said. "I'm sort of a change-upa In bueball, a pitch calm, down-to-earth guy. he was taught by Johnny "I think ~ . e's more p-Edwards, the fonner ClnctnnaU ur.• --~ Poinh sure fighting tD gel Into the cal<her. World Series. Once you're Nolan pill:hed ugalnsl the (5) 156 wiU Ort 1 N.f · ring the.re, pride carry you. Jf . o~ .on~. 'ff'ore,, m sp m · ·a• ~ ha>t • ·good· game, you ll'alnlng cil 191!11, but doesn't wlit, Utat's all." remember much about them. 121 71 During the regular season, "They don't know much about 111 69 Nolan completed only 4 of 37 me, etther, •• I'll just go out 111 69 starts while posting an 13-7 and work my regular game," record and 3 26 earned run he said . 4. Sandusky {4-0) (2) (1) 172 lll 7. Tuscllrawas Catholic 14-0) (3-1) ill 65 5. Cincinnati St. Xavier (4-0) {2) 54 41 83 : : 6. Niles McKinley (J.l) I ' Dropping out of tile firal 10 were Granville, St. Clairsville, a 38..'10 loser lo A.AA Wlnlersvllle, and Chagrin F.U., 14th IIIII Mlloourl Sl, Nellraab 21 New Mexico II, San Jose St. 0 (N) So. caroBna 1%, No . Caroll!lal Nort•welten Zl, JIIIDols 2:1 Notre Dame 41, Army 0 Daywa 2:1, Oblo u. 15 Okla. state H, TCU 11 Oreren SL %1, Utah 11 Pardue 27, Mlehiiaa 2:1 Steaford l:t, Soaka Cal. Z! Maryla!!d 17, Syraeuse It No. Texaa St. 14, Tampa 7 (N) Texaa Z!, Oklahoma 14 Texaa A&M !1, Texas =---""''-' Tecb 13 (N) The Old Boy HimHif Toledo 11, Bowling Green 8 (N) UCLA M, Oregon 14 (N) Arlzoaa 4!, BYU I! (N) Vlrclnta 3%, VMI 8 Arizona St. :at, Waah . Wake Forest :17, Va. Tecb. Zl Slate I (N) Wa1hlncton 30, California 21 Arkansas 51, Baylor 7 (N) Booton Col. ZZ, Penn Stale 8 Weal Va. !I, Duke 18 Yale 33, Brown IZ VIUaaova M, Buffalo U Auburn 40, Clemson 6 INI Nlcht ~ame Colorado 30, Iowa Stale 12 South Point Z1 Oak HW 12 Colo. St. U. Zl, Wyoming 8 Coal Gn1ve 20 Fairland 0 Harvard 37, Columbia 1.5 Vinton Co. I RD<k HW I Cornen 11, Pennaylvanla 15 Cheupe!!ke :12 SJIII!IIel Valley Darlmonth 27, Princeton !I 0 Florida 21, Florida St. 13 Piketon Zl Green Twp. I Mlall11ippl 4%, Geerge 14 Atheu II Galllpolls 6 Tennessee 38, Georgia Tecb20 lrvnton zt WellltDn II Montana J!, Idaho 12 Logan Z8 Jacl!soa I Wlacoa1in IS, Iowa 1.5 Melli If Waverly 8 Kanaaa St. 21, Kanaaa ZO Federal·Hooklag 3% Nelsoa· Wnlem Mlcb. 44, Kent viJie.Yon 1 Stele 21 Miller ZZ GlouJier Z8 Kentucky %1, Ulab St. 7 (NI AleUDder 18 North GaWa I J.ebfch 7, Rugero 8 LSU !%, Paelftc 14 ( N) Kyser Creek I Eaolen! Tnlaa 2:1, LoulavWe 17 Soutbweslern 12 Soutbem 0 Miami (0.) !5, Marlhall 7 Pt. Pleaoaal 14 Millon 12 late Stale 35, Mlel. Stale 14 Parkerobur& Catbollo 21 Mlnneoola !%, Jadlana II Wahama 12 Ml11. Stale 33, Houaton 8 Hannan I Hannan Trace I Plll1burgh 28, Navy 15 worthy of note match Ten· nessee against Georgia Tech . COLUMBUS (UPI) - The Closs A Texas and , Notre United Presslnlernatlonol Ohio T10m Dame high school Board ot Coaches' I. Corv·Rowson and ~orl1d~ poll (with won-lost records and (4-J) ANTHONY Plumbing-Heating 1A .. By MAJOR AMOS I. HOOPLE develop Into an Interesting an opening victory against match. Besides the Ulle heina Sputhwealern . on the llne, ae-al Individual A simJ1ar sltuaUon elists at records could he improved Mercerville where Coacb Paul llpGD. DIUoo's crew wlll battle Han· White leads the league In nan. acorlng with 5<1 points. Ria Last week, Hannan Trace !"1111111ng-rnate, Gary Saundera, came back •lronl after apoltlng Ia Ued for aeeond will! Eltblnger host Green a 22-8 halfllme lead. wilh 30 poinll In league com- Tha Wlldcall are led of. peUUt'll and 38 points overall. fenslvely by aenlor quarterback Saunden had an outstendlng Larry Cremeana, senior baH· gllllt !all Friday against Norlb back Wayne Queen, fullback· Gallla. end Jerry Waugh, and Sieve Both cluba alt!o possess a Danlels, a 210 powtd senior strong defenae, tacld«enler. Eaalern baa allowed only eigl!l points allltBICI1, whUe !be Bobeals have permitted t1 ,, poinll, however, 21 of lboae TEAM S.AC L p OP came In a lctlnl effort against Kyger Creek 3 o 120 20 ,,~ R•,;nlll'ft Wahama. Eastern 2 o so o .....'e .. The vlalllna :Bobcats are North Golllo 1 2 60 5I ColHl"8"" Soulhern o I I~ 70 Southwestern o 1 o s. NEW YORK (UPI)-The •~ -.. Hannan Tro~ o2 o~ Totots ' ' 244 2oM 20 small college foolball 1eems u oelected by lbe Unlled Press ALL GAMES lnlernational Board of Coachel 0 ~~::;'Creek 3w1L1~ ~ with first •·- vole In 1 p....~ Ea•lern 3 1 78 8 Your o.pendoble · parentheses ('lhlrd week) : Norlh Golllt 1 J 60 12 Hannan Trace 1 3 31 64 TEAM l)uler For Pobdl Southweotorn o 3 8 174 I. Arkanlaa St. (25) 313 Southern 0 4 20 260 2 Akron (l) '!/& Frldly's Oamn • 3: Moolaka (2) 204 Kyger Creek at Eastern ' AND 4 N Oak Sl SOulhwutern at Southern 171 Hannan, W. Va. at Hannan 5. T~ w"(l) !&5 • Trace 1 PhoMWY 2-2550 North Gall Ia at Alox&nder 7: T=~~~ J~• 1 .,_ • - Mich .BTU......~ I OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS FREE DEUVERY •• •• • , lnci-IU..day , lmnc.. ,, "; ' lflli~III ;.JIS?,' . INGELS. ' Cleveland Holy Name and New Concord John Glenn are lied for the lOth spot. Minerva jumped aU !be way from lOth tD fourth and Orrville leaped from lOth (Ued with Minerva) tD sixth. Stanford-Trojans in Big Game e strvl.t' not o¥onobli: 9•• • · montl! $).50._ '"'~i Onucautornll'l Queen .O.. •.••SAVE rz5M ' •• '•' CONVEIIIEIIT ltRMS ccmmerc1a1 rum *""~•1'"-M!'oo~ l:f1n~1 ~...cr Van Meter. .,. ·. Off let. •• •' , CLAil8 AT OUTING NEW HAVEN Tbe Crusadl!l'll Clua of the New Haven Firat tburch of GGd enjoyed an outlnl and monthly meeting recently at a roadside park near PCIIIeroy. A potluck dinner was enjoyed by Mr. and Mrl. BID Demolky and famlly, Mr. and Mra. Jamea ·Ball aDd famUy, Mr. and Mr~. Cleorp Reed, Mn. Pearl IAifhelt and r--'-------~ chUdren, Mn. 0rp1ta J'lekll, THE DAILY SENTliiEL , Mr. an11 Mrs. earron Knlcht aod family and Wetzel J'lekll. DI!VOTED TO INTE~I!ST OF ME!GS·M:t.SON AREA CHE$TER L. TANNEHILL, IIE8810N ATI'ENDED l!..c. Ed. MASON - Muon Olapler ROll!~~ ~~::LICH, No. 117 Will a~ Pu•llsfled dally oxcopl 17th SotiWdoY by Tho Ohio Yaliov ........ In PuiPIIIhlng CDmi*!!Y, 111 coun "''"'~ St., Pomeroy, 01\lo, m... Chapter ofWeat lullnftl ~,... - · m-2116l of Eilltern Star 0 ~~ · I, 2 and 3. Pomeroy, c11~ Ohio. ,:l~l'i.oi<! el ()ct, Nlllilnll Uvertlslqg. Mrs. rtpre11ntetlvt 8ottlnellr, W ,..., ' Goll~, lj)C.i1J·I!IIf 41st St., orw., N,w ... ~ qfy,. 11111101 VO<k.' , . . Cillo; SU~rlptlGn ratos: Dtllvorlll II •• • '• U1;> specifically at, elistlni rural conditions. One recent bill would creale a joint committee tD provide Conllftsl with a ' comprehensive plan for rural growth, whUe a ltCIIIId would establish a Countryside Development Commission deslaned to analyze and report '"' economic problems lacina areas such as Southeulern Ohio. In addition, I am pleaaed tD report that a major piece of legislation Incorporating a bUll CHp!l!l80red earlier Utll season has been reporled out of lbe Public Worb Committee and Ia awaiting Rouae action. This legislation would authorize appropriallona of $100 mUBon per fiscal years 1972 and 19'13 for the C<ID8lruclion of hl8hways lntD areu of high tCIIIIomlc arowlh. Rural America Is deservanl of more attention and a comprehenalve legislative plaUorm could ptn-polnl that inleresl effecUvely. •• ' '595 Ottawa In IIIIH. ....: .'.':: ••• ••• .. 3 ROOMS OF All NEW FURNITURE cia.. BY DALE R0'111QEB expected tD sllrl Ken Brown The championship of the and George Curry at the ends; Southern Valley Athletic Wade He!liOII and BW Roush, Conference Ia at stake Friday tackles; Terry Moles and Mike nigl!t when !be 11169 defending Beebe at guarda· Dan Swisher champion, Kyger Creek J!ob. at center; Jerry Hill, quar. call, travel to Meigs County for terback, Gary Saundera, a head-on clash wllh the wingback; Gary Collins, Elllern Eagles. fullback; and David White at In the put, IIIII annual classic tailback. has been one of the tDp at. Coach Larry Ritchie Ia ex· tracUOI!f In Claaa A compeUIIon peeled to counter with In the Tri.county area. Eichinger and Bob Caldwell at Kyger Creek leads lbe SVAC ends; Allen Holler, Rick with a 3-0 slate having defeated Hauber or Duval at tacklea; Hannan Trace, 8-0; Soulbem, Richard Uler and Mike Boring, 70-lf and North Gallla, 42-4. guards· Bahr at center· Jim Elllern Ia :1-11 aller pooling Ams....;,, quarterback; 'Tom ahutoul vlctoriea over Hannan Karr, fullback; Randy Boring, Trace,ilf.OandNorthGallla, IS. rigl!l halfback and Rick San· 0. Overall, both aquada are 3-1. ders, left halfback . The Bobcats were defeated In !be only other league 21-8 by Wahama whUe Coach contest Coach Mel Carter's Larry Rllchle'1 Eagles dropped South~eslern Highlanders their first contest of !be aeason travel to Meigs County for an laat Friday, a.o at Glousler. enaaaement with the Southern During the put two years, Tornadoea. Kyger Creek defeated Eastern, Both clubs wliJ be looking for 18-0 on Eulern'o gridiron and lbeir first win of the campaign. 30-lf !all aeason at Cheshire. Last week, Coacb Bob Ashley's Thus far, Utllaeason, Elllern Tornadoes were bombarded ~ hu been led by 190 pound oa! Wahama. Southwestern hao Dennis Eltblnger, a junior end· lost to Alexander, Hannan, W. fullback. Eichinger's bell ef. Va., and North Gallla . forts were against Hannan Southern's defeall came at !be Trace and North Gallla. hands ol Federal-Hocking The Eagles' attack wlll be Miller, Kyger Creek, and aided by !be return at quar- Walunna. lerback of Jim Amsbury, a 150 In non-league action, North pound junior. Amlhary has Gallla playa at Alexander and been aldellned with mono- Hannan Trace wliJ host Han· nucleosls. He will be nan, w. Va . making his first starling Coach Paul Aikman's Pirates aiiBignment. wW be seeking a victory tD even Returnina tD the Bobcat fold theiraeasooat:I-2.NorthGallla, Friday wW be junior IDUback after dropping Southwealern, David White. White was forced M-G tD Creek, 42-4. •• •• •• • three of them, Cincinnati Moe!· which loot tD Masalllon, sixth, ler, Steubenville and Cleveland Lancasler, Warren Western fie. Helgl!ts, eslled fr<lm lbe elite ..rve, another loser, and eo. group. lumbua Eastmoor lied for They •ere replaced by Cln· eighth, and Akron Garfield lOth. clnnati St, Xavier, whlcb beat W•rren Harding, whicb Ia 4-4 Moeller 24-7, Lancaster and Ak· aller knocking Sleubenvllle out ron Garfield. of the tDp ten with a IS-13 vic· Canton McKinley moved up to lory over lbe Big Red, heads third with 172 points, followed lbe second 10 teams. by SandiiSky In fourth, St. The AA ranks saw four new Xavier flfth, Niles McKinley, teams In the tDp 10, althOUih week aao, was forced tD come from behind Friday nigl!t tD nip Bellevue 13-6 while New Ln beat Sheridan =-7. The rallnp In all three classeo were shaken up quite a bit from !all week aa a wave of upaets hll lbe tDp ranked le!!lll!!. In lbe triple-A list, five of Bucyrus, which had a com· last week's tDp ten suffered fortable lead In Its division 1 looael during lbe weekend aod two perennial powers staged a two-learn batUe for lbe Class AAA honors. Cory-JI.awson meanwhile 11 making a runa~ay of lbe A ranklnp as !be unbeaten Jackets hold a "niJolnl lead on runnerup Portsmouth Jilolre Dame, 1 -. Bobcats, Eagles In Big Clash '' llhowinc In Canada WBI held In <t_t:"' " COLUMBUS (UPI) Manillon and Cory-Rawson hekiMIDthelrNo.lpo!lillonaln lbe second w..k of lbe Unlled Preu lnt«nallonal Board of Coaches' foMball poll, but llucynuJ lllpped to second place In the Claaa AA rallnp behind unbeaten New l.exlnlton. MIIIWM's margin over run· nerup Upper Arlington slipped to aeven points, 237·230, as the purAm nwnbered olferedt]OOeadi!Aihave the old dlll"d! repaired. Bul the cOD· Remember The Leo Phllllpa, the late 011 ference refused, and the "Shut-In" PlliWps, the late Mr. and Mra. bull4lnc waa tom down aod Wltll A George Joachim, aod lbe late moved. Blooming Plant Mr. and Mrs. Albert Youna. "After the churdl was moved Others attendlilg were Jobn ID IIIJ new location near Locust UfnS • • A-,'815 Phillips and his family of Groveachoolboule,themlnl:lter Columbus; Mrl. 011 Phlllipa, came hadt and wanted !be old her 100 and hll famtly of Ann l1lfliDbers of !be Mllli!ID IIJdCe Arbor,Mich.;Mra.CoraPunlnl OlurchtohavelbelriiBIIItlput stN.Jnd Avt. and her family, Middleport; Gil !be boob of the neW dlutdl, m-5560 and Mr. and Mrs. Wlllll Me· hut they refused Tbla naw Mldtfleporl, !). Murray of Mason, Va. dlurch never ptoapered, I have , . . - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -.... ?.. - ~carrier · vm•• 1v1ll1bte 4 fllti ,PACIAGE ~~~~· .. sAv.E IJ.. . ..._, {! - New Lexington, Portsmouth ND Rank High In Ratings :'Ses*E =:~~=== =~1!~!:! A fellowship dinner waa planned for. &ulday at tile Mount Moriah Bapll&t Church when lbe MlaaiOIW"y Society mel reeenUy al the borne of Mrs. Lucy Hardaway. Mrs. Campbell Harper presided at the meellnl with Mrs. Ernest Bowles giving devoUona enUtled ''GGd Ia Our Guide." She also conducled a Bible drill. Refreshmenll were served by the hosleas. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _........:_, ~- Qlurcb.:• · ..-.... ~:~andnc,~n of •• laandte ..., By Clarence MUler •' !biit: . ~ments~, s~~~~=y= :;;:~~~::: =~~ pit il . "They kept 11 a eecret from !be 11'81 that bad built the old MlulonJUdgetburdlfora Ions time, wt !be word finally Sol oulabouttearJnall!loWD.lwent .with 1111 father the mol"lllnl they were Ill llart tearbJjJ the bell! told, IIJI(I 01011 of thole peaplewllolookpu:lln ·havlnl Uteehutdlmovedaredeld,ond Ute few of ,.. IIUI .U1/Ioc wbo worllhlpped In !be Old MJu1on 1 gmt Rldle Chutdl felt 111 1ll'UII wu done whim IIIey moved the Mlllflli ~ tioel Edwardl ~ ~ "l atartecltDadlool.,....lwu&ls yean old. It was caned MJulcJD RldCt Scbool •>Ill WM located .lbout a mile It® 011r hmne. Luke Bogs• 11111c Diy flral teadler "llbo ~ at our houae. l11 never !oriel how he woUld carry me on hll back to and frcim acboo~ Same of lhe leldll!l'll !bat ~ri t.lugbl at Million Rldae Sc:bool 1rere Ad Zllllpan, Tom !loci, ro.; llogg, Neal Btnly, Lalll"l Roalh, Frank J.ewll, Bob .Fadley and J.ewiiMci«JDin~ Theteacheratn t1101e days were blred by the 3-The Daily Sentlnei,Middlepori·PomeroY,O., Oct. 7,19'10 2 boor, M11rd , Top. · A,uto. Tr11ns., Power Steering. . ' ', BARRET ROOFING SHINGlfS 7.50 SEAL DOWN-PEl SQUM! 9.50 Barret Roll Rooflno 15 lb. felt____ .,..-·--.·· 50 llt. ____________ iOff . 65 lit.-----~----~~~. _____ .;... ____ _ . . ' . I �4-The Dally Sentinel, Mlddleport-PlUleror. o.. Anniversary Observed NeUJ Shrine Qubhouse at Racine Dedicated MRS. CHARlES WAGNER is In front of the lovely brick fireplace, right, above, ;n the newly built club house belooing to the Twin City Shrine Club. The new quarters were buill by AI Auberry of the Johnson, Kewltt & Massman Construction Co. Dedication of the new bull~ was held at tbe Shrine Park In Racine Tuesday evening. Above, Mrs. Cleek, left, and Mrs. Wagner are m tbe apac1ous modern kitchen. Below, an outside view of the new clu~ hou:"' of the Twin City Shrine. Potentate Dr. Robert Hedges of Cincinnati, took part in dedicstory ceremonies. The building has all-electric heat. A potluck dinner was served to membera and their fsmilles. Baby Shower Given Recently , MASON - Wednetday, Sept. 30, a sW'J)rise baby shower was given at the home of Mrs. R. K. Wilson in honor of Josella Noble. Hosleases were Mrs. Gary Gibbs and Mrs. Kay Wilson. Games were played and prozes woo by Mrs. Joseph Llsh and Mrs. Mike Gardner. . Decorations included a large pmk and blue umbrella over a i>aby in a cradle. The gift table consisted of two tall candles centered with a large stork. For refreshmenla, homemade cake, hand-decorated mints, nutcups,punchandcoffeewere served. Attending were Mrs. Gertrude Mikhell, Mrs. Yonker, Donna Wilson, Mrs. Danny Mrs. Frank Epple, John and ·: ::.. Sympathy Delegates Named flowers Express lAM! & Coneem ']50 • up Mrs. Harold Wolfe, Mrs. Larry Edwards, Mrs. Howard Birchfield and Mrs. Homer Parker have been named delegates to regional meetings .. DIJDI.EY'S fLORIST ~! ~;. Rutland Friendly Gar· ~~~·¥ <~ ' • .~~11 the iub a 'ihe fall meeting Of Region 11, Mldd 1--~~lepo:;;;,.rt;;,,0;,;._ _,1 Oh'10 Association of Garden 1 ; ; ' ;.\' Clubs, to be held Oct. 29 at Marietta. The meeting will be held at the Baptlst Church, corner of Putman and Fourth St., and free parking will bt' available. Reservations for the luncheon are to be made with Mrs. Earl Bender by Oct. 24. The Rullaru) Club wiU hOlt the spring ~'tin ~ttl~ 19'1'1 with Mrs. Joe Bolm as ~eneral chamnan. '• Lynn Epple, Mrs. Parker Hinzman, Mrs. Jim Proffitt Mrs. Harry Schwab Mrs' Richard Fowler, Mrs: Weaver, Mrs. Nolan Swackhamer, Mrs. Rose Davls Mrs. Myron Miller, Mrs. MJ);~ Gardner, Mrs. Eddie Ryan, Mrs.JosephLlshandU.. ,Mrs. Homer Noble and Diane, Mrs. Charles Yeager, Debbie Jan Belh and ,Jimmie Donald Wilson, Mrs. Kay Wilson, Mrs. Gary Gibbs. Sending gilts were Mrs. Roy Piersall, Mrs. Earl Ewing, Mrs. J. W. McMurray, Mrs. sam Hoffman, Mrs. John Lewis, Mrs. Robert Stewart. Ge..; BY ALMA MARSHALL WEST COLUMBIA, W, Va.•Mr. and Mrs. Coc11 Martin, Mlsalon Ridge Road, celebrated their 50th wedding annlv..-sary SUnday, Sept. 20, at their home here. Mrs. Martin is the former Eunice Fowler. The Martins' two sons, Cheater, of Elkhar~ Ind., and Cllffotd, Johnatown, Ohio, and two dayglllers, Wilms VanMeter of West Ollum~la and E..,lyn Roush of Letart, Rt. 1, attanded with thetr fan!lllos. A ·ll!feo-llered anniversary cake with Ice cream, mints and coffee were served to thetr many friends •nd relatives. Reglsterln& were Clifford, Lola, Connie, cathy and &ndy Randy Martin, all of Johns· 1o1m: <l!eoter, Erma, Chester Martin U, Corrina, and Cecll Martin, Elll:hart, Ind.; Harold, Wllmll and Nlctle VanMeter, local; Raymond, Evelyn, Joyce, Janie and Jerry Roush, Letart; Larry VanMeter, Mary VanMeter, Carol Stoner, and Leland VanMeter; Nellie, Wilma Mse and Junior VanMeter, Janet McDermitt, Mr, and Mrs. Emory Roush, Roselyn Roush, Fannie Clark, Howard Edwards and LUUan Edwards; Ann Edwarda, Louise Gibbs, Bob Hendrix, Janice Hendrix, Rex HendriJ:, Eatber Fowler, Mildred Fowler, Darlene Fowler and Ricky Fowler, all of Letart. Garnett Wooten, Jimmy, Patty and Jamie Neal, all of Pl. Pleaaant, Addle Wooten, "Were it left to me to decide whether we should have government without newspapers or newspapers WI! HAVE BARGAINS GALORE for -rour l•nklna con¥enl1nce ,. •· r.:.,~•."' •• """ · .lltE ~liiiii£RS ' IIilllK N\lll Mart~. .,_,_ and SAvfNGS 00. Gary Marlin, Ohio, and Eunice Rafferty and Sandy Rafferty, Judy Hanscel Chrls Hanscel, cora and Eata Martin • Plain City, Ohio. l!'emloor:FOIC Me-mber Feder•l R"tr ·• Svstem tiae OPEN NOW ..• Viait ------...,I r-------··• II Mill Mill Outlet --- Addison, o. r--·· __ .J 367-7677 Right on Route 7 We have a variety of yard goods and mill ends. Bonded Washable Wools & Acrylics - • S2 yd. Zippers, lOc ea. - - - - - - Buttons, lc ea. Antique Satin Drapery - - - - - - . 69c yd. ~ ••" ., ~ Lace. As Low As - - - - - - - - - SOc per yd Sheets · Double Knits, As Low As - - . - 1.00 per yd 5x6 and sxa • Bathroom Carpet - - - - . . . • . 4.44 Values To · $2$ .. ~ .• • .•• ~ 66• BIS CROSS SONS • -·· . ..,, ~ $10.66 -:: D'lfl.,y fior 6 to 8 lb. Average Rllhl Rtsewlll , SUPIRIOR • LUNCHEON MEATS NO Good Salle lUI · ~t,; atiCKEN DINNER *I• FRUIT DRINKS 1', .• .~~ AT H r. ,~ RUllMD •ARJM• ..,SJORE $1il0: P 3 GIMMtcts ·. ' -'', ' :-' ... ' Beetle Bailey 9-5 Mon. Thru Thurs. -9-8 9-9 Sat GREETING CARDS FOR ALL OCCASIONS ~r brand ne_w line of Ruslcrafl quality greeting cards )uat half pnce for this mtrcx:ILJctory offer . Cards for all occasions . • ,d "":---,-· Mar;~:!:!:rt LIVESTOCK SALES co. PT. PLEASANT, W. VA. HOGS -17i to Z20 19 to 20.7~; Heavles17 to 18.75; UJllts 18to ·e.~~~ozn er2UO: F;t ....... to . . II · · I If, Boars 12 to IUO; Pigs Bto ~ . Stock Shoats By Hd. 15 to 22. : (By DREW VON BERGEN CAnLE - Steers 23.8> to WASHINGTON (UPI} -Eve- 2>.1111; Hellers1B.85lo 22.20; Fat • ry mDI'Iling, as House and Cows a to 19.80; Canners 8.00 to : Senate members open their 13.00; Bulls 18.25 to 24.60; Stock • copy of tbe Congressional Cows and Calves lbll to 275; • Rocotd, they get a dally Stock Steers 21 to 29.75; Stock ~ reminder that more than 1,500 Heivers 19.10 to 26.25; Stock • Americana are prlaoners of war Steer Calves 29 to ~; Stock ,., II'! h, W' do Heifer Calves 27 to 28.911. " wiJ8 angton In W VEALCALVES-Tops42.25; Seconda 38.30; Medium 29 to 35.90; Common and Heavies 'l1 or missing In action. The same notice Ia there, day to 40.40. after day: • "A chlld asks: 'Where is " daddy?" A mother asks: 'How The number of factories In • tsmy aoo?' A wife asks: 'Is my Hong Koog rose from i,599 in • 1960 to 14,7$4 In 1969 . • huaband olive or dead?' • North Vietnam •• ls "Communist sadietically practicing spirt· •• tual and mental genocide on • over 1,500 American prlsoners every time, it makes an Impact. Ulte driving a nail." • of war and their fan!llles . The POW statement costa • 11 •• HoW long?" tsxpay..-s about $10.66 per • Rep. Wllllam J. Seberle, R- insertion, based on the record's •• lowa, a taD, husky two-term estimate of $128 per page. • congre11S11181lls reaponstblle for Scherle, who served In the ' (naertion of the 21-41nch item- Navy reserve and Coast Guard, •• • labeled "Man's l'nhUmanlty to sees It as a small price to pay •• Man-How Long?" for a reminder of the POW's He has been doing it since plight. ' 211. Seherle's Item is included In a • Jan. Scberle aald his objective is porUon of the record reserved • to show relatives and friends of for "extension of remarks." •• the POW's their pli&ht has not He iaid he has received been forgotten . bundredll' of letters about the '• Why not change the message, item, • at least? "I'm very glad to see at least "I believe ln repetition," he one coparessman doing somesaid. "By uslnB the same thing thing I! help these men," wrote Paul Rolll8eau of Sidney, Ohio. WDbl!l' Foeter of Hliddon HeightS, N.J. wrote: "To me, an average person who is not in New Fall Styles your district or oven your slate, And Colors . ••' your small effort is received I with much app<eclation." Mrs. Melrose Evans of I AWIJ Now Almaneda, Calif., whose All Force hUJband, James, baa · been mls8lng more than live. \. years said: ·•thanll; We all Where Stioes Ar, Sensibly Priced · need to be Cllliiii!!IIY reminded Mlddle~rt, aboUt the plight of these men." · .·Reg. 52.49-Selected Seconds ,l, ' "' ."/;"'·"' ~_l!: .. / ,, " . ·.-' ~7"' - . · ~ Regular •1.79 Value PRESTO,NE . t, .-T··· .48 Fine Count CoHan! F&mous Johnny ~htnlng or Hot car~~~~Limit r::~::~ two $1.00. cars per customer. each Double F'tHed Is or Johnny MINI RACING CARS 66 I'' . ). ' ,_ ,,:::,~---~··-:.:' =- If ,., HUSH PUPPIES Ladles' Casual, Dressy POOTWEAR • •' •' .33 PAIR GAU.ON c:~\ .oo <;~MATS 1 EACH · LADIES' NEW FALL EARLY AMERICAN LOUNGE U>looiel d.,lgo. compare at $1 .39, filled with non-allergenic foam . Washable . 990 Sport Shirts CPO JACKETS Long sleeve slyles In plaids, stripes and solid colors. Sizes 5M-L. Compare al $3.99. Plaid patterns, sizes 6 to 16. Values lo $4.99. Warm and smarlly slyled . .99 for SHBDDED FOAM-11 I 1 r BED PILLOWS .tl MENS' PERMANENT PIISS Plaid Boys' for EACH COMPABS AT '2.99 6 CUP AUTOMATIC FOLDING SOfT VINYL "COMFY" T. V. SLIPPERS PERCOLATOR Fully automatic electric percolator, makes sl~e cups of delicious coflee, keeps It hot. ....... LIJ "'liiYIItk" rou. ,Reg. o. CANS . Finll.aoseoutl JUDI) .D.,E_Y HARDWARE on famou1 Save Judd drliJWY hardwarti1·flnHt In ·stvt• coor:dlnated, We're cl<!<llf9 oul. lhls grO<Jp .. ,. { .' ••..• ,..., ' ' I ' .. ' '"' , ·"' Pnte ·· " · . , Values to $8.99 discontinued fall styles. oxfords and loafers, sizes 5 to 10. .48 t \ Utility & lndoor.Outdoor . O.OSEOUT-OISCONTINUED FALL mW Never pick up a stranger get Prestone, Union Carbide's permanent type anli ·lreeze wllh new anti -leak formula. • .. -:.r..- -1-: //'/· ~ ANTI FREEZE-ANTI LEAK AND COOLANT 't 1HE SHOE BOX - i:'"i--:;(. ' . , -'~ · ·'· I ATBONANZAI • NO STA¥PS ~~ I)lft/.I>"J(ut<.\ 'A ~ .. ·:- boldened by the wiUingness of the socially secure foregoing to eschew tbe Paris - Rome Madrid originals lor :Htb St. coptes, wallowed out with about 20 in her limousine ... For the marginal few who don't know the score or store - Ohrbach 's buys originals at huge prices, ships them to America where they're copies (often in tbe original fabrics) and aold for a fraction of their prices at the orlginal ateliersj ao everyone must be tighteoing her belt. YOU GET •" • Laminated · Several Colors Meir was intent on vlsitinR lamed "21" while here but ber security men kiboohed it .... Pres. Ni1Wll dined U1ere without danger Ill' bother, tho .. .. The 8 Mill Middleport ;... _ fl "' ------------- TISSUES__~~R_!A~~-2 ~:gf, 79~ POTrED MEAT________ ~~~u~-- 6 ~~ 79e ....,. .••.. .." -·...' ~ :': .!IJf:SlJJMKER Y BUYS BATH~OOM ~ .. By The Pound ••• Corduroy SWEET POTATOE$____ 2 lb.29• CELERY _________________ _a~~'!'. 23 • ' •• •• • As A Mill Outlet You Can Buy not hesitate for a moment to prefer the latter. But I slwuld .mean that evep: man should ·~~ lhllse ~pers slld1bll capable of reading them. _ Thomas Jefferson. .6 !~ $1 00 I Otlllet I without government, ] should soup· --·- The Cotton Gin - Slightly damaged recliners, swivel chairs and platfor!" rockers- Big Savings. Many more bargams. COme see fOr yourself. SPECIALS SARAN WRAP.. _________JU~~ s~_ 59e FREEZER PAPER _______!_~~- 49e BONUS _______________ !~":_s~ZE _$1.1~ ~ ~ . . . . . . . . . . . .... Ne~ CHICKEN NOODLE .. .. Pomeroy, Cillo SMOKED CALLIES 100 FT. "" COATS $3To'6 CAMPBELL'S '' Olllor 'lolll!lnt 7 """' ' 1"' ' Fry and Willie Fry GalllpoiJo· ·-· 29e ...• Fridays o.i!JY · The llrlva-"ln Window Is Open ··· • t A.M. to·7 P.M. I Cantlnuousl)ol Small & large utility and base cabinets. --------------- ROLLS '. '·' DRIV'E-111 ' To ~M camp at Vacation Valley In tbe stmmer ~ in F.urope ended Poconos includes aome un- in irritation : The airline lost aU typical prizefight elements: her luggage. "The Hot aots," a rocking M.doy a rich chic and vocal group, are part of his celell'ated woman bas bought 11J Ualtod Prell lltteruUoaal the sellers of drugs. late drama critic Ward agreement; Frazier wW appear ber .-inter wardrobe at Ohr· John D. Herbert said today John J. Gilligan, the Demo- Morehouse's 12-year-old with them at tlm<S, and Joe bad hach's - wbere they sell copies than European be would establlah resident cratic nominee for governor, grandson Michael Maitland woo bellar be careful. !Iii most rather said today the overwhelming agents of the Ohio Bureau of sugary notices during tbe tryout serious b~ted bones came originals: Richest . woman ·in CrlmlnalldenWlcaUon and In- defeat of an 8.> mill school levy tour of "The Rothschild•" while starring at Las Vegas. the -world Doris Duke bought a Mlltm Berle got tmesome for Dior and a Glvencby; Jackie vestigation throughout the slate in Cincinnati waa "aoUd ev~ musical .... Erich Marla if he is elected attorney gen- dence that the people of Cincin- Remarque who wrote "All Quiet N. Y. cheesecake and phoned ())assis a Chane! suit; Mrs. nati reject the system of financ- on lite Western Front" (died Gatsby's Joe .Rosen to send Carter Burden, daugbter of eral. Herbert, who was nomlneted ing that places the heaviest em- several days ago) never.denled aome to him m Vegas where Mrs. Bill Paley and wed to a In the Republican primary but phasis on regressive taies." this literary rumor: Asoldier In be's starring .... The "gay" multi-millionatre N. Y. COWl· Gilligan said many Ohio was refused party aupport as WW I, dlsilluslooed with his organization's seeking a cllman, shallow. plunged on a reault of a slate loan 11C8lldal, school districls were being kept bomeland, he changed his name "smtable" emblem: or symbol? couple of sleekly copies also proposed the development open only by a "politically mo- from Kramer, substituted .... Mike Frankovich is talking Valentinos and a Dlor; Kitty of a computer network to help tivated law passed by the Re- "Que" for the opening "K" and with Johnny Cash about writing Carlisle simply lrilled over her publican- dominated legislature simply reversed the spelling ... the theme lor his "Dollars" four Valentinos and a brace of looallaw enforcement. "One of the most demanding which requires school diatrlcla And added the Maria Dick .... Sarsh Miles in "Ryan's Givenchys rtght off the racks; Daughter" bas a husband (Bob Mrs. Joe Levine, wife of the challenges facing Ohio is that to borrow against next year's for panache Here's Mitchum) and a lover (Chris filagnate, hauled borne seven posed by syndicated crime," estimated recepts.'' the sworn finish to the Jones) but only on celluloid: Off asaorged; Mrs. Bill Paley, often Herbert said in remarks prior tizzy in a thimble anent Joey to a scheduled debate at the Arnold Refuteo Claim screen, she's Mrs. Robert Bolt, captioned the world's chlcest Cleveland City Club. Dr. Emmett W. Arnold, direc- Healherton: Joey, crushed and wife of the film:s writer. beauty, whose CB&dlainnan "Tbe Bureau of Criminal Ac- tor of the Ohio Department of unhappy, swears the interview Sammy DaVIS Jr. bought husband is a centi-milllonatre Uvllles under the atlorney gen- Health, refuted a claim made in which she was quoted as Tony Newley's H'wood home .... played seven stylish unitation; oral iS participating In a Ieder- by Gilligan that "nothing was muttering a four~etter word Larry Storch has a new clear across the board in~ alsltlke force, currently based being done about" the merCIII')· was "tongue-to-cheek," that the Washington, D. C., restaurant eluding the same Chanel suit mood was bantering, the In Cleveland, to seek oul, iden- pollution of six firms. be almost called "Spiro" but Jackie 0. tbrlftled: Merle tlfy and apprehend syndicated Arnold said ooly one plant, eolumnlst who reported it said lhought bellar of it - even tho Oberon, also wife of a rtch..-ich, racketeers. the Delrex Cblor-Aikali plant in he was trying to be totally his partner sporis tbe surname toted borne a Dior; Mrs. "But thls is not enough to Ashtabula, was found to be dis- facetious and not bent on ill will, .. .. Art Carney now wears his Nicholas Du Pont toolt a couple protect Ohio cltizena from or- charging mercury in significant so why should we dieugree with bearing aid in public. oome to wear with her nylons ganlzed criminal activity and if amounts and that a "cease and such a gifted, carbonated, heck· The COward shoe shop in the (does she get the pantyhose at elected, I will increase our per- desist" order had been lssued. bent - for - stardom little lady; FBI's 3rd Ave. at 69th St. the plant wholesale), and one soonelin thls area," be sold. Arnold said all industrinl otay, without rancor or grudg" bulldlng -was robbed .. .. Even social . climber type, emProposes Crime C011Ulliaol011 plants in the Lake Erie Basin - Joey never said it, and we're Rnger Cloud, the GOP candl- that use mercury were under dale for governor, said be survelllance, but that no Bigwould establish a permanent niflcant amounta of mercury Governor's Crime Conunlssion were being discharged. composed of active repr..,..ta- In other developments: Uvea of local pollee depart- --Summit County Sheriff Rob menta, sheriffs, highway patrol ert D. campbell and Montgomand other related agencies. ery County Prosecutor Lee Cloud said the commission Falke were named co-ehairmen would advlae various govern- of the "Lawmen for Gilligan" menta, the courts and the state campaign. legislature on ways to combat -The Co-Operative Uglslavlolence. live Committee, which includes In his latest "blueprint for the United Transportation actloo," Cloud alao auggested Unions, Brotherhood of Msintemandatory non - probationary nance of Way Employes, BrothImprisonment of criminals who erhood of Railway and Airline use guns or other dangerous Clerks and Brotherhood of Loweapons and mandatory non- comotive Engineers, endorsed probationary Imprisonment for Cloud . "' un our unar U.ll •. Quanlltlts _!'_~Ql}UCE Herbert Would Beef Up BCI ." ' Franklin Real Eslal<o <.:o. to Roger I•. Kovalchik, Sandra K. Mitchell, Shirley ' Mli<:bell , 6.8 AL·res, Scipio. Kovalchik, I.ots, Pomeroy. Hubert M. Price, Carolyn The U. S. Weather Bureou Pric-e to Rlcharda & SOO, Inc., maintains 21 bureaus in Parcel, Lebanon. Califocnia from Eureka to San Bertha 0 . Robinson to Robert Theodore H. Mora, dec. to Diego. Lelah Mr... , Cert. for trans., K. Smith, Sr ., Florence I•. Chester. James H. Rickman, Patricia A. Rickman to Ancil B. Cross, GAIO!GE, DID Glorea Jean Cross, Lot, MidYOU EVEI2 STOP itl dleport. Larry G. Johnson, Gloria J. REAL~ HOW AMERiCAN Johnaoo to Richard A. Warner, NEWSPP..PERS 1-lAVE 38 A1 res, Rutland. P~MOTIOD OUIZ ~12EEOO~ Eu .ene Carpenter, Elimbeth THE Pb-.5T ZOO 'IEAflS? Car ~enler to Lawrence R. Gluesencamp, Sr., Clara louise ri2EEOOM OF iiJI=OI2MAii0t.L Gluesencamp, Parcels, ECOfoo)CIIAIC ,:r;?fEDOM-Lebanoo. Msry Lou CUckler, Raymond E. Cuckler to Dana W. Murray, Karen 0. Murray, 13 Acres, ~ Acres, Bedford. Henry G. Arnold, Barbara !I Voice along Broadway j, Property glad. took off tbe revolving door .... BY JACK O'BRIAN Champ Joe Frazier's training Bdwy . star Pat Marand's Transfers NEW YORK - lsrael'o Golda ' at lLORENS PRICES EFFECTIVE OCT. 8-9-10 BEST GRADE . P'•fllll••· Meiw- ~------------------------------------------ i - Tbe Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Oct. 7, 1970 .... Clmpaign '70 'THE INFLATION FIGHTERS" SHOP WITH US AND SAJIE DAIRY BUYS ---------------· Ji ,, UeldaSimms,UoydFry,~ DISEASE BITS ~-~'!':~~~~~~~--------. • and Tli.U CUILDREN BANGKOK (UPI) - Sixty- four children died of encepbailtls and haemorrbagic fever in several northern provinces of Thailand In July and 357 others were treated In several provincial hospitals official reports said, ' ALL TRAFFIC George Aaron Wooten Wanda Wooten, ·Susan Swls~r Paul Chattin, Shirley Chattin Martha Thomas, Mrs. Le~ VanMeter, Ike McConthay and Curt McConihay, Pl. Pleasant; Jeannie Wethee Etna Bugg Lorrella Buggg ~ Amand,u.,; Buge, Henderson; Delmas Kearns, Rsy, Mildred, Timmy and Debra Neal, Zula Fry, Tom B)'I'Mide, Retha Lewla, Ross and Wanda Kapp, local: Unda Arthur and Lynn Arthur New Haven; Cecil Smith Hazel Smith, Bill and Goldl~ Snllth Reuben and Frances Stawar~ Johlmle Mae Stukey Mason• Georgia Martin, John McDaniel and Rev. Mrs. Bernice Wlnlder, Clifton; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cole and Bons, Char Ieaton • Doc McDaniel, Hilda McDaniel Margaret Wlse, Rita, Trlna Carol Hayman, Mldclleport· Arnold lvl!llrry ~: . l~•rk , Jnann SOutl• P~n:cla, b :Wr:t . Chork" Willililll Clark, 1.6Z Acre, Salisbury . I)Hrnrc K. <llaprrnm ill F.r,..t •1·~· �4-The Dally Sentinel, Mlddleport-PlUleror. o.. Anniversary Observed NeUJ Shrine Qubhouse at Racine Dedicated MRS. CHARlES WAGNER is In front of the lovely brick fireplace, right, above, ;n the newly built club house belooing to the Twin City Shrine Club. The new quarters were buill by AI Auberry of the Johnson, Kewltt & Massman Construction Co. Dedication of the new bull~ was held at tbe Shrine Park In Racine Tuesday evening. Above, Mrs. Cleek, left, and Mrs. Wagner are m tbe apac1ous modern kitchen. Below, an outside view of the new clu~ hou:"' of the Twin City Shrine. Potentate Dr. Robert Hedges of Cincinnati, took part in dedicstory ceremonies. The building has all-electric heat. A potluck dinner was served to membera and their fsmilles. Baby Shower Given Recently , MASON - Wednetday, Sept. 30, a sW'J)rise baby shower was given at the home of Mrs. R. K. Wilson in honor of Josella Noble. Hosleases were Mrs. Gary Gibbs and Mrs. Kay Wilson. Games were played and prozes woo by Mrs. Joseph Llsh and Mrs. Mike Gardner. . Decorations included a large pmk and blue umbrella over a i>aby in a cradle. The gift table consisted of two tall candles centered with a large stork. For refreshmenla, homemade cake, hand-decorated mints, nutcups,punchandcoffeewere served. Attending were Mrs. Gertrude Mikhell, Mrs. Yonker, Donna Wilson, Mrs. Danny Mrs. Frank Epple, John and ·: ::.. Sympathy Delegates Named flowers Express lAM! & Coneem ']50 • up Mrs. Harold Wolfe, Mrs. Larry Edwards, Mrs. Howard Birchfield and Mrs. Homer Parker have been named delegates to regional meetings .. DIJDI.EY'S fLORIST ~! ~;. Rutland Friendly Gar· ~~~·¥ <~ ' • .~~11 the iub a 'ihe fall meeting Of Region 11, Mldd 1--~~lepo:;;;,.rt;;,,0;,;._ _,1 Oh'10 Association of Garden 1 ; ; ' ;.\' Clubs, to be held Oct. 29 at Marietta. The meeting will be held at the Baptlst Church, corner of Putman and Fourth St., and free parking will bt' available. Reservations for the luncheon are to be made with Mrs. Earl Bender by Oct. 24. The Rullaru) Club wiU hOlt the spring ~'tin ~ttl~ 19'1'1 with Mrs. Joe Bolm as ~eneral chamnan. '• Lynn Epple, Mrs. Parker Hinzman, Mrs. Jim Proffitt Mrs. Harry Schwab Mrs' Richard Fowler, Mrs: Weaver, Mrs. Nolan Swackhamer, Mrs. Rose Davls Mrs. Myron Miller, Mrs. MJ);~ Gardner, Mrs. Eddie Ryan, Mrs.JosephLlshandU.. ,Mrs. Homer Noble and Diane, Mrs. Charles Yeager, Debbie Jan Belh and ,Jimmie Donald Wilson, Mrs. Kay Wilson, Mrs. Gary Gibbs. Sending gilts were Mrs. Roy Piersall, Mrs. Earl Ewing, Mrs. J. W. McMurray, Mrs. sam Hoffman, Mrs. John Lewis, Mrs. Robert Stewart. Ge..; BY ALMA MARSHALL WEST COLUMBIA, W, Va.•Mr. and Mrs. Coc11 Martin, Mlsalon Ridge Road, celebrated their 50th wedding annlv..-sary SUnday, Sept. 20, at their home here. Mrs. Martin is the former Eunice Fowler. The Martins' two sons, Cheater, of Elkhar~ Ind., and Cllffotd, Johnatown, Ohio, and two dayglllers, Wilms VanMeter of West Ollum~la and E..,lyn Roush of Letart, Rt. 1, attanded with thetr fan!lllos. A ·ll!feo-llered anniversary cake with Ice cream, mints and coffee were served to thetr many friends •nd relatives. Reglsterln& were Clifford, Lola, Connie, cathy and &ndy Randy Martin, all of Johns· 1o1m: <l!eoter, Erma, Chester Martin U, Corrina, and Cecll Martin, Elll:hart, Ind.; Harold, Wllmll and Nlctle VanMeter, local; Raymond, Evelyn, Joyce, Janie and Jerry Roush, Letart; Larry VanMeter, Mary VanMeter, Carol Stoner, and Leland VanMeter; Nellie, Wilma Mse and Junior VanMeter, Janet McDermitt, Mr, and Mrs. Emory Roush, Roselyn Roush, Fannie Clark, Howard Edwards and LUUan Edwards; Ann Edwarda, Louise Gibbs, Bob Hendrix, Janice Hendrix, Rex HendriJ:, Eatber Fowler, Mildred Fowler, Darlene Fowler and Ricky Fowler, all of Letart. Garnett Wooten, Jimmy, Patty and Jamie Neal, all of Pl. Pleaaant, Addle Wooten, "Were it left to me to decide whether we should have government without newspapers or newspapers WI! HAVE BARGAINS GALORE for -rour l•nklna con¥enl1nce ,. •· r.:.,~•."' •• """ · .lltE ~liiiii£RS ' IIilllK N\lll Mart~. .,_,_ and SAvfNGS 00. Gary Marlin, Ohio, and Eunice Rafferty and Sandy Rafferty, Judy Hanscel Chrls Hanscel, cora and Eata Martin • Plain City, Ohio. l!'emloor:FOIC Me-mber Feder•l R"tr ·• Svstem tiae OPEN NOW ..• Viait ------...,I r-------··• II Mill Mill Outlet --- Addison, o. r--·· __ .J 367-7677 Right on Route 7 We have a variety of yard goods and mill ends. Bonded Washable Wools & Acrylics - • S2 yd. Zippers, lOc ea. - - - - - - Buttons, lc ea. Antique Satin Drapery - - - - - - . 69c yd. ~ ••" ., ~ Lace. As Low As - - - - - - - - - SOc per yd Sheets · Double Knits, As Low As - - . - 1.00 per yd 5x6 and sxa • Bathroom Carpet - - - - . . . • . 4.44 Values To · $2$ .. ~ .• • .•• ~ 66• BIS CROSS SONS • -·· . ..,, ~ $10.66 -:: D'lfl.,y fior 6 to 8 lb. Average Rllhl Rtsewlll , SUPIRIOR • LUNCHEON MEATS NO Good Salle lUI · ~t,; atiCKEN DINNER *I• FRUIT DRINKS 1', .• .~~ AT H r. ,~ RUllMD •ARJM• ..,SJORE $1il0: P 3 GIMMtcts ·. ' -'', ' :-' ... ' Beetle Bailey 9-5 Mon. Thru Thurs. -9-8 9-9 Sat GREETING CARDS FOR ALL OCCASIONS ~r brand ne_w line of Ruslcrafl quality greeting cards )uat half pnce for this mtrcx:ILJctory offer . Cards for all occasions . • ,d "":---,-· Mar;~:!:!:rt LIVESTOCK SALES co. PT. PLEASANT, W. VA. HOGS -17i to Z20 19 to 20.7~; Heavles17 to 18.75; UJllts 18to ·e.~~~ozn er2UO: F;t ....... to . . II · · I If, Boars 12 to IUO; Pigs Bto ~ . Stock Shoats By Hd. 15 to 22. : (By DREW VON BERGEN CAnLE - Steers 23.8> to WASHINGTON (UPI} -Eve- 2>.1111; Hellers1B.85lo 22.20; Fat • ry mDI'Iling, as House and Cows a to 19.80; Canners 8.00 to : Senate members open their 13.00; Bulls 18.25 to 24.60; Stock • copy of tbe Congressional Cows and Calves lbll to 275; • Rocotd, they get a dally Stock Steers 21 to 29.75; Stock ~ reminder that more than 1,500 Heivers 19.10 to 26.25; Stock • Americana are prlaoners of war Steer Calves 29 to ~; Stock ,., II'! h, W' do Heifer Calves 27 to 28.911. " wiJ8 angton In W VEALCALVES-Tops42.25; Seconda 38.30; Medium 29 to 35.90; Common and Heavies 'l1 or missing In action. The same notice Ia there, day to 40.40. after day: • "A chlld asks: 'Where is " daddy?" A mother asks: 'How The number of factories In • tsmy aoo?' A wife asks: 'Is my Hong Koog rose from i,599 in • 1960 to 14,7$4 In 1969 . • huaband olive or dead?' • North Vietnam •• ls "Communist sadietically practicing spirt· •• tual and mental genocide on • over 1,500 American prlsoners every time, it makes an Impact. Ulte driving a nail." • of war and their fan!llles . The POW statement costa • 11 •• HoW long?" tsxpay..-s about $10.66 per • Rep. Wllllam J. Seberle, R- insertion, based on the record's •• lowa, a taD, husky two-term estimate of $128 per page. • congre11S11181lls reaponstblle for Scherle, who served In the ' (naertion of the 21-41nch item- Navy reserve and Coast Guard, •• • labeled "Man's l'nhUmanlty to sees It as a small price to pay •• Man-How Long?" for a reminder of the POW's He has been doing it since plight. ' 211. Seherle's Item is included In a • Jan. Scberle aald his objective is porUon of the record reserved • to show relatives and friends of for "extension of remarks." •• the POW's their pli&ht has not He iaid he has received been forgotten . bundredll' of letters about the '• Why not change the message, item, • at least? "I'm very glad to see at least "I believe ln repetition," he one coparessman doing somesaid. "By uslnB the same thing thing I! help these men," wrote Paul Rolll8eau of Sidney, Ohio. WDbl!l' Foeter of Hliddon HeightS, N.J. wrote: "To me, an average person who is not in New Fall Styles your district or oven your slate, And Colors . ••' your small effort is received I with much app<eclation." Mrs. Melrose Evans of I AWIJ Now Almaneda, Calif., whose All Force hUJband, James, baa · been mls8lng more than live. \. years said: ·•thanll; We all Where Stioes Ar, Sensibly Priced · need to be Cllliiii!!IIY reminded Mlddle~rt, aboUt the plight of these men." · .·Reg. 52.49-Selected Seconds ,l, ' "' ."/;"'·"' ~_l!: .. / ,, " . ·.-' ~7"' - . · ~ Regular •1.79 Value PRESTO,NE . t, .-T··· .48 Fine Count CoHan! F&mous Johnny ~htnlng or Hot car~~~~Limit r::~::~ two $1.00. cars per customer. each Double F'tHed Is or Johnny MINI RACING CARS 66 I'' . ). ' ,_ ,,:::,~---~··-:.:' =- If ,., HUSH PUPPIES Ladles' Casual, Dressy POOTWEAR • •' •' .33 PAIR GAU.ON c:~\ .oo <;~MATS 1 EACH · LADIES' NEW FALL EARLY AMERICAN LOUNGE U>looiel d.,lgo. compare at $1 .39, filled with non-allergenic foam . Washable . 990 Sport Shirts CPO JACKETS Long sleeve slyles In plaids, stripes and solid colors. Sizes 5M-L. Compare al $3.99. Plaid patterns, sizes 6 to 16. Values lo $4.99. Warm and smarlly slyled . .99 for SHBDDED FOAM-11 I 1 r BED PILLOWS .tl MENS' PERMANENT PIISS Plaid Boys' for EACH COMPABS AT '2.99 6 CUP AUTOMATIC FOLDING SOfT VINYL "COMFY" T. V. SLIPPERS PERCOLATOR Fully automatic electric percolator, makes sl~e cups of delicious coflee, keeps It hot. ....... LIJ "'liiYIItk" rou. ,Reg. o. CANS . Finll.aoseoutl JUDI) .D.,E_Y HARDWARE on famou1 Save Judd drliJWY hardwarti1·flnHt In ·stvt• coor:dlnated, We're cl<!<llf9 oul. lhls grO<Jp .. ,. { .' ••..• ,..., ' ' I ' .. ' '"' , ·"' Pnte ·· " · . , Values to $8.99 discontinued fall styles. oxfords and loafers, sizes 5 to 10. .48 t \ Utility & lndoor.Outdoor . O.OSEOUT-OISCONTINUED FALL mW Never pick up a stranger get Prestone, Union Carbide's permanent type anli ·lreeze wllh new anti -leak formula. • .. -:.r..- -1-: //'/· ~ ANTI FREEZE-ANTI LEAK AND COOLANT 't 1HE SHOE BOX - i:'"i--:;(. ' . , -'~ · ·'· I ATBONANZAI • NO STA¥PS ~~ I)lft/.I>"J(ut<.\ 'A ~ .. ·:- boldened by the wiUingness of the socially secure foregoing to eschew tbe Paris - Rome Madrid originals lor :Htb St. coptes, wallowed out with about 20 in her limousine ... For the marginal few who don't know the score or store - Ohrbach 's buys originals at huge prices, ships them to America where they're copies (often in tbe original fabrics) and aold for a fraction of their prices at the orlginal ateliersj ao everyone must be tighteoing her belt. YOU GET •" • Laminated · Several Colors Meir was intent on vlsitinR lamed "21" while here but ber security men kiboohed it .... Pres. Ni1Wll dined U1ere without danger Ill' bother, tho .. .. The 8 Mill Middleport ;... _ fl "' ------------- TISSUES__~~R_!A~~-2 ~:gf, 79~ POTrED MEAT________ ~~~u~-- 6 ~~ 79e ....,. .••.. .." -·...' ~ :': .!IJf:SlJJMKER Y BUYS BATH~OOM ~ .. By The Pound ••• Corduroy SWEET POTATOE$____ 2 lb.29• CELERY _________________ _a~~'!'. 23 • ' •• •• • As A Mill Outlet You Can Buy not hesitate for a moment to prefer the latter. But I slwuld .mean that evep: man should ·~~ lhllse ~pers slld1bll capable of reading them. _ Thomas Jefferson. .6 !~ $1 00 I Otlllet I without government, ] should soup· --·- The Cotton Gin - Slightly damaged recliners, swivel chairs and platfor!" rockers- Big Savings. Many more bargams. COme see fOr yourself. SPECIALS SARAN WRAP.. _________JU~~ s~_ 59e FREEZER PAPER _______!_~~- 49e BONUS _______________ !~":_s~ZE _$1.1~ ~ ~ . . . . . . . . . . . .... Ne~ CHICKEN NOODLE .. .. Pomeroy, Cillo SMOKED CALLIES 100 FT. "" COATS $3To'6 CAMPBELL'S '' Olllor 'lolll!lnt 7 """' ' 1"' ' Fry and Willie Fry GalllpoiJo· ·-· 29e ...• Fridays o.i!JY · The llrlva-"ln Window Is Open ··· • t A.M. to·7 P.M. I Cantlnuousl)ol Small & large utility and base cabinets. --------------- ROLLS '. '·' DRIV'E-111 ' To ~M camp at Vacation Valley In tbe stmmer ~ in F.urope ended Poconos includes aome un- in irritation : The airline lost aU typical prizefight elements: her luggage. "The Hot aots," a rocking M.doy a rich chic and vocal group, are part of his celell'ated woman bas bought 11J Ualtod Prell lltteruUoaal the sellers of drugs. late drama critic Ward agreement; Frazier wW appear ber .-inter wardrobe at Ohr· John D. Herbert said today John J. Gilligan, the Demo- Morehouse's 12-year-old with them at tlm<S, and Joe bad hach's - wbere they sell copies than European be would establlah resident cratic nominee for governor, grandson Michael Maitland woo bellar be careful. !Iii most rather said today the overwhelming agents of the Ohio Bureau of sugary notices during tbe tryout serious b~ted bones came originals: Richest . woman ·in CrlmlnalldenWlcaUon and In- defeat of an 8.> mill school levy tour of "The Rothschild•" while starring at Las Vegas. the -world Doris Duke bought a Mlltm Berle got tmesome for Dior and a Glvencby; Jackie vestigation throughout the slate in Cincinnati waa "aoUd ev~ musical .... Erich Marla if he is elected attorney gen- dence that the people of Cincin- Remarque who wrote "All Quiet N. Y. cheesecake and phoned ())assis a Chane! suit; Mrs. nati reject the system of financ- on lite Western Front" (died Gatsby's Joe .Rosen to send Carter Burden, daugbter of eral. Herbert, who was nomlneted ing that places the heaviest em- several days ago) never.denled aome to him m Vegas where Mrs. Bill Paley and wed to a In the Republican primary but phasis on regressive taies." this literary rumor: Asoldier In be's starring .... The "gay" multi-millionatre N. Y. COWl· Gilligan said many Ohio was refused party aupport as WW I, dlsilluslooed with his organization's seeking a cllman, shallow. plunged on a reault of a slate loan 11C8lldal, school districls were being kept bomeland, he changed his name "smtable" emblem: or symbol? couple of sleekly copies also proposed the development open only by a "politically mo- from Kramer, substituted .... Mike Frankovich is talking Valentinos and a Dlor; Kitty of a computer network to help tivated law passed by the Re- "Que" for the opening "K" and with Johnny Cash about writing Carlisle simply lrilled over her publican- dominated legislature simply reversed the spelling ... the theme lor his "Dollars" four Valentinos and a brace of looallaw enforcement. "One of the most demanding which requires school diatrlcla And added the Maria Dick .... Sarsh Miles in "Ryan's Givenchys rtght off the racks; Daughter" bas a husband (Bob Mrs. Joe Levine, wife of the challenges facing Ohio is that to borrow against next year's for panache Here's Mitchum) and a lover (Chris filagnate, hauled borne seven posed by syndicated crime," estimated recepts.'' the sworn finish to the Jones) but only on celluloid: Off asaorged; Mrs. Bill Paley, often Herbert said in remarks prior tizzy in a thimble anent Joey to a scheduled debate at the Arnold Refuteo Claim screen, she's Mrs. Robert Bolt, captioned the world's chlcest Cleveland City Club. Dr. Emmett W. Arnold, direc- Healherton: Joey, crushed and wife of the film:s writer. beauty, whose CB&dlainnan "Tbe Bureau of Criminal Ac- tor of the Ohio Department of unhappy, swears the interview Sammy DaVIS Jr. bought husband is a centi-milllonatre Uvllles under the atlorney gen- Health, refuted a claim made in which she was quoted as Tony Newley's H'wood home .... played seven stylish unitation; oral iS participating In a Ieder- by Gilligan that "nothing was muttering a four~etter word Larry Storch has a new clear across the board in~ alsltlke force, currently based being done about" the merCIII')· was "tongue-to-cheek," that the Washington, D. C., restaurant eluding the same Chanel suit mood was bantering, the In Cleveland, to seek oul, iden- pollution of six firms. be almost called "Spiro" but Jackie 0. tbrlftled: Merle tlfy and apprehend syndicated Arnold said ooly one plant, eolumnlst who reported it said lhought bellar of it - even tho Oberon, also wife of a rtch..-ich, racketeers. the Delrex Cblor-Aikali plant in he was trying to be totally his partner sporis tbe surname toted borne a Dior; Mrs. "But thls is not enough to Ashtabula, was found to be dis- facetious and not bent on ill will, .. .. Art Carney now wears his Nicholas Du Pont toolt a couple protect Ohio cltizena from or- charging mercury in significant so why should we dieugree with bearing aid in public. oome to wear with her nylons ganlzed criminal activity and if amounts and that a "cease and such a gifted, carbonated, heck· The COward shoe shop in the (does she get the pantyhose at elected, I will increase our per- desist" order had been lssued. bent - for - stardom little lady; FBI's 3rd Ave. at 69th St. the plant wholesale), and one soonelin thls area," be sold. Arnold said all industrinl otay, without rancor or grudg" bulldlng -was robbed .. .. Even social . climber type, emProposes Crime C011Ulliaol011 plants in the Lake Erie Basin - Joey never said it, and we're Rnger Cloud, the GOP candl- that use mercury were under dale for governor, said be survelllance, but that no Bigwould establish a permanent niflcant amounta of mercury Governor's Crime Conunlssion were being discharged. composed of active repr..,..ta- In other developments: Uvea of local pollee depart- --Summit County Sheriff Rob menta, sheriffs, highway patrol ert D. campbell and Montgomand other related agencies. ery County Prosecutor Lee Cloud said the commission Falke were named co-ehairmen would advlae various govern- of the "Lawmen for Gilligan" menta, the courts and the state campaign. legislature on ways to combat -The Co-Operative Uglslavlolence. live Committee, which includes In his latest "blueprint for the United Transportation actloo," Cloud alao auggested Unions, Brotherhood of Msintemandatory non - probationary nance of Way Employes, BrothImprisonment of criminals who erhood of Railway and Airline use guns or other dangerous Clerks and Brotherhood of Loweapons and mandatory non- comotive Engineers, endorsed probationary Imprisonment for Cloud . "' un our unar U.ll •. Quanlltlts _!'_~Ql}UCE Herbert Would Beef Up BCI ." ' Franklin Real Eslal<o <.:o. to Roger I•. Kovalchik, Sandra K. Mitchell, Shirley ' Mli<:bell , 6.8 AL·res, Scipio. Kovalchik, I.ots, Pomeroy. Hubert M. Price, Carolyn The U. S. Weather Bureou Pric-e to Rlcharda & SOO, Inc., maintains 21 bureaus in Parcel, Lebanon. Califocnia from Eureka to San Bertha 0 . Robinson to Robert Theodore H. Mora, dec. to Diego. Lelah Mr... , Cert. for trans., K. Smith, Sr ., Florence I•. Chester. James H. Rickman, Patricia A. Rickman to Ancil B. Cross, GAIO!GE, DID Glorea Jean Cross, Lot, MidYOU EVEI2 STOP itl dleport. Larry G. Johnson, Gloria J. REAL~ HOW AMERiCAN Johnaoo to Richard A. Warner, NEWSPP..PERS 1-lAVE 38 A1 res, Rutland. P~MOTIOD OUIZ ~12EEOO~ Eu .ene Carpenter, Elimbeth THE Pb-.5T ZOO 'IEAflS? Car ~enler to Lawrence R. Gluesencamp, Sr., Clara louise ri2EEOOM OF iiJI=OI2MAii0t.L Gluesencamp, Parcels, ECOfoo)CIIAIC ,:r;?fEDOM-Lebanoo. Msry Lou CUckler, Raymond E. Cuckler to Dana W. Murray, Karen 0. Murray, 13 Acres, ~ Acres, Bedford. Henry G. Arnold, Barbara !I Voice along Broadway j, Property glad. took off tbe revolving door .... BY JACK O'BRIAN Champ Joe Frazier's training Bdwy . star Pat Marand's Transfers NEW YORK - lsrael'o Golda ' at lLORENS PRICES EFFECTIVE OCT. 8-9-10 BEST GRADE . P'•fllll••· Meiw- ~------------------------------------------ i - Tbe Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0 .. Oct. 7, 1970 .... Clmpaign '70 'THE INFLATION FIGHTERS" SHOP WITH US AND SAJIE DAIRY BUYS ---------------· Ji ,, UeldaSimms,UoydFry,~ DISEASE BITS ~-~'!':~~~~~~~--------. • and Tli.U CUILDREN BANGKOK (UPI) - Sixty- four children died of encepbailtls and haemorrbagic fever in several northern provinces of Thailand In July and 357 others were treated In several provincial hospitals official reports said, ' ALL TRAFFIC George Aaron Wooten Wanda Wooten, ·Susan Swls~r Paul Chattin, Shirley Chattin Martha Thomas, Mrs. Le~ VanMeter, Ike McConthay and Curt McConihay, Pl. Pleasant; Jeannie Wethee Etna Bugg Lorrella Buggg ~ Amand,u.,; Buge, Henderson; Delmas Kearns, Rsy, Mildred, Timmy and Debra Neal, Zula Fry, Tom B)'I'Mide, Retha Lewla, Ross and Wanda Kapp, local: Unda Arthur and Lynn Arthur New Haven; Cecil Smith Hazel Smith, Bill and Goldl~ Snllth Reuben and Frances Stawar~ Johlmle Mae Stukey Mason• Georgia Martin, John McDaniel and Rev. Mrs. Bernice Wlnlder, Clifton; Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cole and Bons, Char Ieaton • Doc McDaniel, Hilda McDaniel Margaret Wlse, Rita, Trlna Carol Hayman, Mldclleport· Arnold lvl!llrry ~: . l~•rk , Jnann SOutl• P~n:cla, b :Wr:t . Chork" Willililll Clark, 1.6Z Acre, Salisbury . I)Hrnrc K. <llaprrnm ill F.r,..t •1·~· �8- n..O.UySenti~~el,Mi~port.J'omeroy, O. ,. Oct 7, 1970 $558 in for CF Girl Scout LAWRENCE E. LAMB, M. 0. Lose 10 to 20 Pounds A Year With Walking Tile cyalic fibrO.ia fund drive pmrare (Nil'ty to be held next In Melp County bas reached month. ' -.11,11 waa reported by Mrs. A r<porl was given on the John Boyd, chairman, at a recont recepUon for DeparBr LAWRENCE E. LAMI, M.D. meeUna of Meigs County Solon lemenlal Olapeau Helen Elllott 710, Eight and F~rty, Monday at P~rtsmoulh attended by Mrs. mght at the home of Mrs. Ooby Thorntoo, Mrs. Brinker, Mrs. Martin. Iva Powell, and Mrs. Knapp. If you are having a prob- calories as one pound or Scouts of Mlddleporl Troop 31 stqed a ...-Jae birthday Jem <ontrolling your weight lean muscle. Members of the salon will be Mrs. George Mowrey aent 'a change In y~ur physical TiworetlcaUy, if you con· party for their leaclor, Mrs. Roacoe Wiae, Monday evening at on the streets of Pomeroy and thank> to the meeting for kindactlvily may help. a great rted II the ri In Heath United Melbodist Churdl. . Middleport Saturday sollciUng nesses during her recent deal. Fat stores deveiop be· ve . ' . calo es . one Ring chains In the pi scout colors and balloons decoral<ld the cause you e 1t h'e r eat-or pound of fat to muscle tissue for the drive. bereavement Agift was sent to Mrs. Dllan Brinker, chapeau, Mrs. Amy Jones of Jackaon for church ooclal room. Gifts and carda were presented to Mrs. Wiae drink- too many ~lorles or you would gain four pounds presided at the meeting during the use of her boilding for and cupcakes decorated with the scout emblem and pund:J were don't exercise enough. Ex- net weight. Wllh Inactivity, proCII)s and diets as the calories In muscles which time a variety of fund I'Willllllge sales. served. Mrs. Dale Walbum and Mrs. John Kra'IIICZyD asallled ercise •· f 11 the are converted to fat, yoil lose f 0 raising activities were reported Two new names were with the party. oen a ause Y are pounds but not calories. If on llld diacussed. Mrs. J. M. presented for partnership and Girla attending were Terri Fox, MarlsJine Welsh, Klm Payne, undertaken on a crasb basis five pounds of muscle turns Thornloo noted that peclll8 will the purchase of a 36 cup coffee Terri 1Jrkle, Julie Byer, Ann Fitch, Pat Brown, Sally Walters, rather than as permanent to fat you will lose four living habits. pounds net weight. be In before the 15th of October mater was approved. Jon! Murray, Judy Gilkey, Cindy Triplett, Martha ltra'IIICZyD, If you want to use exerand that abe has for sale yarn Plans were made for several Kathy Meadows, Velvet Swisher, JW Walbum, JennHer Wiae, cise to lose fat you don't The difference in calories toUet tlasue covers, hangers and members to attend the District Tracy BurdeltA!, Ann Pearcb, Angela Martin, Mary Bogp, Kathy need to work the hear! and In fat and muscle explains circulation at the hiJh levels · why so fllany people who go pot holders. Proceeds from the 8 Americlll Legion AuDilary Haley, and Suzanna Wiae, a guest. resulting from joggtng, run- on a combined diet and ezsale will go In to the scholarship fall conference at Junction City ning or a number of com- ercise program fail to ioae fund. Thursday. It .... reported that petitlve sports. A brisk 30- weight. The waistline may SALISBURY TROOP . . Mrs. Myrtle Walker reported Ohio took first place on seven SirlB of Cadelto Troop :1111 spent Friday night and minute walk each day wiD sUm and the body become on the donaUons toward a gun, scrapbook and second on cauae most average-weight firmer-then when they step andMrs. GeorgeHackett,Sr. on history In compeUUon at the Saturday at Camp Rotan near AthOilB WCII'klJJI m their people to lose at least 10 on the scales they are dlads PROVID"'D appointed to see that they the napkins for Thanksgiving P..-Uand national convention. emergency preporedneu challenge. poun a year"' haven't lost weight. The beat The Sirla were accompanled by Mrs. William Alnom, leader they and Chritbnao. Displayed at the Mrs. Martin used a HaUoween don't lncreaae their and daugbler, Gena, and Mrs. Wllliam adinger. In the group usual calorie Intake. If you meellng by Mrs. Jutle Hysell motif in decorations for the were Penny Ebtin, Roae Colburn, Jennie CtapmaD. Pam Notneed to lose mere fat or lose was coatume jewelry and meeting. Miniature pumpklna faster, the best approach Ia tingham, Kim Ollllnger, Sandy a.rtia, and Dollie Alraon. Chriabnas cards. candy and were given as favoro. Pumpkin ~ Increase your walking At a meeting of the troop Thuraday night at the Salishll')' dlahclolhs are being sold also. pie, coffee and soft drJnka were time gradually. An hour a The recont I'Uilllll8ge sales served. Attending bealdea those School, new olllten were olecled. They are She!Ue Clart, day can eliminate 20 pounds brought in $154 and the lunches named were Mrs. Frank secretary; Jennie Chapman, news reporter; Klm Oblinger, of fat by the end of the year. at two auctions cleared f/9.73, it Cheesehrew and Mrs. Catherine scribe. Plans were made for the troop to aUend a song camp at Losing fat by exercise Camp Sandy Bend, next weekend. was noted. Mrs. Pearl Knapp Weiah. does not always mean losing announced plans for a Tup. weight. In fact, you can gain LEVEL WORKSHOPS FOR brownie, junior and cadeltA! weight while losing fat. This leaders will be held nell Wednesday fnm 9:30a.m. to IZ:30 p.m. Is why the bathroom scales don't tell the whole truth. I at the Columbus and Southern Ohlo Electric Co., MlddleporJ. first learned Ibis by studying The leaders will be Lucy Mllllg•, Parkersburg, brownies; yo11ng, healthy men put to Belly Welch, Coolville, jiOI)ors; and Kay Stanley, Parkersburg, bed rest, to find out how weil!btlessness during space Rally Day and homecoming Bertha Parker and Connie cadetiA!s. fligfit would affed the astr• were oboened Sunday at the Radford gave readings. nauts. The explanation la Roct Springs United Methodist OUI~f-town people at the that one pound of .fat tissue C!urch. observance were Mrs. Donald con~ains five times as many Sunday acll>ol and the wor- Pullins and daughter, Deblie, lhip semce were held with a Byrm Bailey, Columbus; Mr. ...at by Dobtie Pullins and and Mrs. Dale Balley, and sons, MlwyRadfard,speclalmusicby Marengo, Mary Radford in Dried materials for the WIN AT BRIDGE Mrs. Donald Pu!Hns, her training at the Riverside Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Knight of country fair to be held at the daughter and Miss Radford and Methodist Church; Sherrie Massillon spent lhe weekend Southeaalern Ohio Mental recltatims by Krist.al Slssoo Blackaton at Ohio University here visillng her fatber, C. W. Health Center, Athens, on Oct. and Jll.rle Elbin. and Cathy Abbott, at Glen~ Stansbury, Hutland. Saturday 15 will be provided by the A basket dinner was held at Slate College. evening guests of the Mr. and Pomeroy Garden Club. moo and the aflernooo program , . . . . . . - - - - - - - - . Mrs. Stansbury and Mrs. Vona Meellng Monday at the home ly O.wald & James Jacoby was apened with prayer by the McKnight were Mr. and Mrs. of Mrs. Roy Betzing, the club Rev. Richard Pumphrey. There Don Murphy of Columbus and members voted to contribute were seloctlons by Mrs. PUllins NOIITII T Mrs. Hurley Nelson and son, the dried malerlnia for the fair and Debbie, Mrs. William .QIOU74 •rs John. which ia an annual project of the Radford and Mary, and Mrs. • 72 Mrs. Charles Elliott and Hospital AIIXlllary. This year Robert Sloan and Connie 4JI0865 daughter, Evelyn, of Columbus the money will he used for the Radford. WIST I!A8T were Sunday dinner gueata of new chapel. Mrs. W. A. Morgan gave a .A6 .KJ832 WEDNESDAY Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Stansbury The Region 11 meeting to be reading, several numbers were held at Marietta on Oct. 29 wao tJ96U ....,...,led by Mrs. Sloan and LITERARY CLUB, 2 p.m. and Mrs. Vona McKnight. tl03 .AI32 Mn. John Musser, Mrs. Harry Wednesday, home of Mrs. Mrs . Curtis Roush and noted. DevoUons were by Mrs. 4KQ7 SOVTII(D) Clart llld Mrs. Gerald PUllins, James Titus. Mrs. Dwi&ht children, Sylvia, J".ffi', and Edward Baer, co-hooter.s, wbo ,:,;·,~···~·{~~ ., trtd tbe Sargent family. Mn. Wallace to review "Great Uon Chester, went to•~biifi 'Will the toplt "Take the ¥AKQJ'fo 71 of God, " members to respond to SUnday to vlait Mr'. !IOUsh wlici" ·nowers Now" taken from .AKQI roll call with a favorite Bible remains in serious condition at Medication of Garden Themes. 4• character. University Hospital. They were Members responded to roll Both vulnerable POME!IOY LODGE 164 !Aiken to Columbus by Mr. and call by naming,.. showing a bug West North IMt S..dl F&AM, Wednesday, 7:30p.m.: Mrs. Walter Hayes. found In their gardens. 24 regular meeting. Master Mr. and Mrs. Don P. Hazzard Arrangements made by Mrs. Puo l'uo Masons invited. of Ann Arbor, Mich., bulb Betzing were uaed lhrou&hout Puo POA OpenU.,leod4K TIIURSDAV studenta at the UniVOraity of the houae. She e1plained each Michigan, and Miss Elaine one as abe diapiayed II. Mrs. ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.....J Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Gaul of BRADBURY PTA, Thursday Gau!TrallerSales,8umner Rd., nlght7:30 p.m. at the Bradbury Davis, a junior In home Howard Nolan gave 8 In recent articles we have Oiesler, spent the weekend In School. economics at Marshall demonstration on how to dry ~~":O:~~~:rm~ Washingtonville, Ohio at a CATIIOUC WOMEN'S Club, University, Hunllngtoo, W. Va. material for use in count points as a whole but dealers' seminar for the Go-tag- Sacred Heart Pariah, Thursday were weekend gueata of Dr. and arrangements. winning players try to deter· along Travel TraDers. I p.m. preceded by Mass at 7:40 Mrs. J. J. Davia. • A dessert courae was served mine just how hard their precodlng the meellng. poinll are going to work for A school on repair and p.m. them. maintenance of refrigerators, FRIDAY South only bas 19 high· furnaces, and stoves for the RETURN JONATHAN Meigs card points but they appear trailers was held all day Chapter, Daughters of The to be really hard at wort. In , Salm'day. A buffet dinner and American RevDiuUon, 2 pm. fact it would not be unre&· , ,door prizes concluded the Friday at the home of Mrs. IJor sonable for South to assume Malon Saturday evening. Schaefer. Program oo antique that be could make 11 tricks • Mr. and Mrs. Gaul then tiau by Mrs. Dwight Mllboan. right In his 01VII hand. , traveled on to Michigan to visit AJi'I'ER GAME dance Friday, ,._ He opens the bidding with """· Ooby Martin, first dern1 A Halloween party and a forcing two-club bid. North , Mr. and Mrs. Larry o. 10-12 at Wahama lllgh School (Patricia Gaul) Clay of Yp. auditorium apsonsored by chapeau premiere of De(Nil'- birthday obaervance was looks at his queen and jack ' slianU,andMr.andMrs. VIctor Wahama lllgh Student CouncU. Iemen tal Eight and Forty, planned for Oct. 19 when and la very happy lhat hill received word Tuesday of the Theodorus Council 17, partner haJ a ~ band. He ~ E. Gaul, Victor, Jr. 111d Uaa, of Jays emceeing. death of Mrs. Edwin (Rose) Daugblers of America, met responda two d.iimoods. In Garden City. Both Mr. and Mrs. SA'nlRDAV Clay are enrolled In the HIGH SCHOOL dance former Decker, Columbus, a paot MondaynlghtattheiOOFhaU. JACOBY MODERN the twoMembers are asked to take ~~~~~·.&: University of Eutem Michigan Pomeroy Junior High School, a. departemental officer. Mrs . Decker died at eltberdonuts,clderorpnmpl<in soivu TSoutll's further ' In elementary educaUm and II Saturday with Jays emUniversity Hospllal where abe pie and to C<lllle wearing a bidding probleiiiJ. '~ ~ administration. ceeing. was admitted Ills! week for h<memade hat. South knows lhat Nortb '< Mr. and Mrs. Victor Gaul are SUNDAY ' treatment. A passe chapeau of Mn. Harold Lemley, coun· cannot hold an ace. An ace "'.' alleftdlng night claaseo. He ia FLATWOODS United the Franklln County Salon 333, cUor, pfeaided at the meellng la four high-card polnta uc1 .• enroUed In buslne.. ad- Melhodiat Church hoonecoming, Mrs. Decker assisted In during which lime a comNorth bU announced a ~# minlllraUon clasaes, and Mrs. Sunday, 10 a.m.; butet dinner organizing the Meigs County munication wu read from maalmum of thne. · • a.ui II laking a course in at noon; afternoon aervlca at Solon 710 and has been bore for Edith Wakely advlolng the Therefore South c1o1et 1111 • reupholstmng. 1:§ p.m. Rev. HOUIOhoider, each of the annlvenary ob- councU that abe had returned bidding at four heartl. Tllere speaker; the Rev. William her commission as Diatrict 13 are other ~SteiDl that wOUld · I .·' Alrson, pastor. Uhrig Bros. of servanccs. She has held all de~r. "-•ty allow Sou to. IIOJI at four SALE SCHEDULED OliWcothe to aing. .... ...,... to the stale councilor. hearts but Standlrd Ameritemenial offices ..cept AU meettnp planned by Mrs. can and 10111e othen would .,, Women's AlsoclaUon of the MONDAY Middleport Fint United WOMEN'S SOCIETY of Chapeau and has been chair- WUely have now been can- flnd South trying four DOtrump to see aboUt Just :;. Presbyterian Church will hold a Chriatian Service, Heath United man of most state commilteel. caUed. Her positioo at the tiJLe of her Alao read at the meeUna was aca in partner's hand. ·• 1181Unage sale In the church Melhodiat Church, Middleport, death was lhird member on .the a notice of a opeclaliiNiioD to Five heartlisn't really. a anon Friday and Saturday. 7:30 Monday at the church. and awards com• be held on Oct. II, al3:30 pm. ~c ~.n tract. South. Will trophlea ·; Thesslewillbeheldlrom9a.m. Ecumenical Reality obmlttee. Mrs. Decker received at the YMCA In Zanelvllle. ~v= If he Ia a!1Je ·• to•p.m. Frldayandfrom9a.m. servance. Women of other state recogniU011 when abe- Two appllcations for mem- or if he juot ~d:~ churches invited. :: to noon Saturday. .I chainnan of nur~ea llcbolar- berahlp were received. II trumP' and the opponenta ships and two were awarded In reported that Mrs. Donley chuci dlamondl. Ohio. Reibella home from the Holler However, ODe o b j e c t or'· '~ Funeral aervlces will bW held Medical Center following bidding is to~ lceep out of lhat at 11:30 a.m. Friday at the surgery; that Mrs. &erniee never-never-land between. Hulherford Funeral Home In Eberlbach la in serilllll con· ilgte aiam. There II no A highly successful camping experience. She liid lt was Columbus. Mn. Martin and diUon at Vet.rw Memorial ~~s but""J:re~ 8v.e oeason has been reported by lha amazing how the almplest several memben of the Meigs Hospllal; and lhala.rtia RDush lou when you bid .ft~e ~,: . Four Rivers Girl Scout Council, outdoor pleaaur,, such ao County Solon will attend. rematna critical at Unlvenlty mike only four. This 11 'one of whicb Meigs County scouts toasting a marahmallow, wu a Hospital. tlme when ftve do' i ·n! t Mrs. Edith Belling, put state make. · are a port. There were 1,382 new experience for these girls. glril attended day camps in If Mrs. Johnoon apreased the councUor, hu been dilcharged f•lwii'IH Ailo.J fr0111 Veterans Memorial councU neighborhood, 679 at- councU'a tbanb to the many . f .,. tended troop camp, 78 people, all volunteera, who A miacellaneouo lbower will HOipltal. DI at home are Mrs. '• estsbUahed camp, If special usilted with the project be held Soturday nlal)l, 7:30 Albert Rolllh, Mra. Sarah llead.for-Hills Workshop, 313 aervlng as unit leaders: p.m. at the home of Mr. and Dlc!dle. Miss Becky Rousb and • ovenle ~~ out-of..,ouncU oltes waterfront staff, cooks, con. Mrs. Paul McD,niei, Sr., lha mother of Mrs. Caddie The ~ hoi.....,, 11<11190 at a Cadette Camporee. aultants, driven, and In many honoring Mr. and t.u... David Wlcllham. . . Will .Nortlo looi ._.. Climuing the aeason was a other ways. Jacks, the former Joyca LoulJe ' {'l .. "·' special week-long resident McDaniel. LAYMEN TO 8PEAI p._ I¥ ' Puo Z• ,. H ,._ 7 camp for Ul diaadvantaged on Mrs. Johnlon's recun- AU frienda and relatives are Laymen's Sunday will be Yjrit, Soulh, l1olcl: glrla fnm the councU who are mendatlon, the COwltll board of invited to the McDaniel hotr.e non-Bcoull. Mrs. JoAnn directors has voted to sponsor which ia located at 488 South ol>sen!ed at 10:30 a.m. Sunc1a7 •A·CIU ¥KIU •u ,.qtu at the ftliddlePGtl church of the What do Johnoon of .Ravenswood, who another camp for dlsad· Fourth Ave . and Lincoln Nazarene. Laymen ~ers • .,,. ~'<>~~ 110 now1 . "'"' camp director, lermed Ibis vantaged girls ln 1971, and will Middleport. The McDa~iel; wiD Include Lrits Ell18 John l' ~- tlltw • u • 1" ' car ,....-,...., ._ hMnl 1'*r liral-tirne event a complete appoint a committee to begin have extended a special Inllarrisoll, Joe Poley and J:loyd . - . . llld •IMI your ...,. suctess and a moot gratifying workm~ now. vilation to their new nelgh.bo!a. Cars011. Tile public ia Invited. nt... You .......llihl« ••tro luncheon Planned 1'be Meigs Counly Retired Teac,._. ~lion will hold• ·noon luncheon meeting Saturday, Octl7, at the Trinity United C!urch of Cllriat In Pomeroy, Following the · 'Iuncheori ~ bualness meeUna w111 be held. Mrs. Ethel Chapman of Rutiand will show slides of the Holy Lalid. ReoervaUons lor the f2,1J$ lunche«< may be made by writing Mn. Anna Hllldore p o. lloJ: 1r1, sYracUae' o by OCt. II. . ' . ' In botb oceanography and national tr~tion . Dr. Granville Sewell, who has authored numerous reports and articles on the environmental crlsia, will appear at the eollege November 9. Hia wort on the environmental criaia includes a study of resource usage in the Eutern Gulf of MeJdco and pollullon ahelement plans for aeveral major clUes. He has researched extensively nearly every upect of environment, including air and water pollution, houolng conditions and the food - population problem. Dr . Sewell also directed "think tank" studies In a number of countries and f5m· ,. ,.. Personal Notes VISITING RIO GRA.NDE COLLEGE fir!ll semester as port of the 1970-71 Artist and Lecture Serlea will be (I to r) The SymboiB; Henry Edl..-, Dr. Granville Sewell and Dr. Murray Banks. AU performances are open to the public without charge. ....... • ,.,. ,. ·- DR. IWil8 Social Calendar Gauls Attend •n 2. - Dealer Seminar •• SILVER PLUME, Colo. (111'1) -Gary Thompeon, bead baskethail coach at Wichita ·State University, sat in the hoopilli chair, holding a steam1ng bot cup of coffee In hia banda and shaking his bead In dlsbetlef. "You keep waiting for the page to turn, saying It was a . joke," 111ompson said. But the coach knew II was no joke. He had jusl seen some of 1.' '• I ' ' :ruff ..= . I ' -~ ~ - · · ·- - -- ~ ... r { = ~ ..... .. . ,....... ... ...... . . _. . ... . ..........__ ........ ~ f I ,, IN.,.,.,., '" lell hi,. obouL ~ · -- - ... ..--· ·-- ···. ··· ~ perfect quality for a lifetime. burst to their deaths in Coi~rado'o The remains of the victima Rock!~!~~ Friday. were removed . Saturday and The dead included 13 mem- were taken to a temporary bars of the Wichita State morgue In a Hlghwar Depart. football team, 13 scbool offi.. ment garqe at Idaho Springs. clal8, Including the head coach The J,oeal coroner, a denlial and and athletic director and their stz FBI men worked Sunday to wives, and threw crew mem· Identify the bodies. bers. Througbout the stale of . ThomptiOO Dew to O.nver to ~s. flap at balf •14 meet with the IUI'Vivora of the today and all claaaes were plane crash, most of whom eancellad ·on the Wlcblta State were reported In satiafactory University campus. <Ctild!Uon. Other. relatives and · ~ · Football Slltdlmn, frliDdo aiao !raveled to Colora· where the dead had spent much '1 ·do.· Same had lost lqved ones. of 1111 week preparing for 'itt·tasll of. 4ffting through &al\lldaY'• football tame, wu tbt· plane't wrec:bge and to ~ the scene of 8h evening attempllng to ideJIUfy remains J1111!11!! ~ 10~. • ·, f 'I 1, i ' I ' • i'1 111 SCUI tl,!IO TO 12':>0 W li:OOINCil ftiNCil 200 - SO A IToll I SOO IIL$0 150 TO Jeoo To Matth "Super·RicJht" Quality . .. .' ·,:utl"'""' -· ... . ., ., r'' 1 RIB HALF IOIELEIS PORK ROAST ~ .. lie FRESH HAll .;::::',.% , , • ,. 5I< SWill mus "Z'::J:' . • ... De IROUND OH- ...., ..e. ... 15< . . oo w .., -RT RIS.Of BEEF • • lb. • BEEF Rll STUll 10,.:'1 , •• Slot • ROAS1118 CHICKENS ';1~0 • • » CHUNK BOLOBNA • • • • ....5fc lUI BACON "':::.Or'' • • • "·41< OCEAN PERCH FILLET ~= 5fc CAI'N ,,_ COD FIWTS JOHN I I 1 pq, illr HADIOOK D-RS ~= 5fc ;: . ::; BANANAS new I ; . "ZI with Sh- were going oo Sunday near Silver Plume, 55 miles west of Denver, and at Idaho Springs. Thetwln..,nglnecharlerplane apparently was flying a scenic route through the Rockies and toward Logan, Utah, , for a · game with Utah Sta~rhen it craahed. The aircraft may have been attempting to land on a nearby highway when II suddenly veered, cUpped the tops of a !"~1w:;;'!:t:.: :'"~!: ~~ :0te;,.of ptnes and =.,n;.on;! Announce Shower It's lime to choose your diamond engagement ring. If the name. Keepsake. Is in the ring and on the tag, you've got States space activities, and makes the decisions essential I for conlinued U. S. space preeminence. Edler ia presenUy ~ a Washington consultant on i Main St. Pvmeroy ff · d • U L•olhtr rr'•n l g up'"" aerospace a atrs, an IS ac ve ro...;-...;.;;;,;;,;;;;;;;..____ this page should turn Rose Decker of Dof A Plans Columbus Dies October Party Camp Season a Success 19, was, for many years, a member of the National Aeronautics and Space Council, an advisory group Lo the Pr•sident. This top-level group siia in review of aU Uru'led will shape the nex( decade. Henry Edler, who will speak at Rio Grande College October t:':,; ! style trim. RIO GRANDE - Music, poetry, mental health, sports anai)'Bie and a look at the critlcal iaslies of the year will all be part of the 1970-71 Rio Grande CoII ege Artist and Lecture Series. A total of nine performers and lecturers are scheduled to appear, and all are open to Ute publlc without charge. During the first semester, one of England's finest vocal groups, "The Symbols," will open the Artiat and Lecture Series with an October 9 appearance at the Second Annual Fall Festival. ''The Symbols" are considered by many to be one of England's finest young recording groups. The group has released a number of recorda, including one album, and have appeared on campuses across the country during their American tours. Later In the first semesler, two speakers - Henry Edler, founder of the National Rocket Corporation, and Dr. Granville sewell, sssoclate professor of Columbia UDiverslty's Division Urban . - will lUNGS When You Know It's For Keeps • Weak Response Halts Slam Bid .. RE GI S T'EREO DIAMOND metal .,, on Oct. 15 ••u Keepsake• Discover '. .... Country Fair Set Middleport College second semeoler will be: Alan Reit. man, a member ot the American CivU Uberties union staff ; Gylan Kaln; Morris J. Solomon, an expert on the pn!l)lems of newly • developing the softness of crinkle patent. In a new moe ,."· counuies; Md the .New 8llllon Percuoaion Ensemble. CIOiine ou t the 1970.71 Artist and Lecture !leries will be .,.U · essayist Hayw!lod Hale Broun, whowiUaddrealthe 1970-11 AUSports Banquet. Grande r--:-:=:-,.,- HENRY EDLER Rally Day Observed reeenUy returned from research assignments in Europe, the Middle Eul and India. Closing out the first half of the Artist and Lecture Series will be Dr. Murray Banks, who will vlait the campus Oecember Z. Offering an unforgettable mixture of entertainment and men!All health, Dr. Banks Ia one of the moot popular altracUons on the lecture platform. Witty and knowledgeable, Dr. Banks, ...,ordlng to one critic, "blends humor with practical psychology, •nd leaves his audience well-Informed and brilliantly entertained." Vlaiting the campus of Rio .,It SalOl . • tONA YIUOW CUN& ·~-..L. - .__ rw.IIR HALVU.. • • ~ . ···•·\' ~'1 ~-...;·-~,.. · ·"!iii !it'.!.· h tHJ =.. SIOKIE UNKS """' • • BEEF IOLOINA BOLOINA osc.u ":.:i" • • IRAUNICHWEiiER ~~ • SANDWICH SPREAD ~~ • PICKLE LOAF = ... lt I ""p~ .. I':!'Stll ~~ ~.1:' DEL MONTE PEACHES '::' .. 4 ..•••... It VEBETAILE BEEF ··~.. • I •::.,- 5111 THIUINTI ~':: • • • '::' .. l•lh. ..... •• " Loin .H.al'f • • ·79c Loin End • • 69c Facial Tiaus • • . 4!': '10Q w•ite Brn~. • • • VANILLA IUnERSCOTCH JANE PARKER toNAPAND I gc Marvel lee Cru• . • ;:;:::; .. C~erry Pie •• • • • • I~ 41' Bartlett han "'ARVEL ""p FROZEN POTATOES 4 :: *1PG ,Pork & lean , • • •'!:' It CoHace Fria • • • 4 ~ 1100 IOWLPACK AlP FROZEN Pit S~ells , • • • • J•w'100 . • . '!: at ·,. Mrs. Fjlhrt'• • • . ·. . 9U& 0\'111 · .· 4. -=-• · : Tea' .... • • • • lt · Vircitia hln•ts . . . ·:: 5t to .' Grapes 3k11°0 • • • I ,; Red Emperor • While Seedlels · BIUI Rlbier JANf PARKER ""' 8RAND , <, i l•l SLICEI UCON .:,ot., • • . ~~ Jlc WHOLE HOI SAUUIE ~~;:," :'!.~ 79< SLICED UDON .=::,~ , . !;.~• 9lc · SWIFT PREIIUI FRANKS :;!. Jlc BUIDII OHIPPED BEEF ';J.;" &I< PLUIROSE HAl 't.:' . ~~. De Fra• Broccoli • • Eu Pl~nt . . .. AliiRAIID ;!l j,IJ KEEitE" KEUIES • YOU SAVE ..._ .. COLD WATU 3-111. :z.oa. llox .. ... . :...........-........... ., lk ·Ofi>WIL ' . CohiW_, ·~ Surf . '~· ' �8- n..O.UySenti~~el,Mi~port.J'omeroy, O. ,. Oct 7, 1970 $558 in for CF Girl Scout LAWRENCE E. LAMB, M. 0. Lose 10 to 20 Pounds A Year With Walking Tile cyalic fibrO.ia fund drive pmrare (Nil'ty to be held next In Melp County bas reached month. ' -.11,11 waa reported by Mrs. A r<porl was given on the John Boyd, chairman, at a recont recepUon for DeparBr LAWRENCE E. LAMI, M.D. meeUna of Meigs County Solon lemenlal Olapeau Helen Elllott 710, Eight and F~rty, Monday at P~rtsmoulh attended by Mrs. mght at the home of Mrs. Ooby Thorntoo, Mrs. Brinker, Mrs. Martin. Iva Powell, and Mrs. Knapp. If you are having a prob- calories as one pound or Scouts of Mlddleporl Troop 31 stqed a ...-Jae birthday Jem <ontrolling your weight lean muscle. Members of the salon will be Mrs. George Mowrey aent 'a change In y~ur physical TiworetlcaUy, if you con· party for their leaclor, Mrs. Roacoe Wiae, Monday evening at on the streets of Pomeroy and thank> to the meeting for kindactlvily may help. a great rted II the ri In Heath United Melbodist Churdl. . Middleport Saturday sollciUng nesses during her recent deal. Fat stores deveiop be· ve . ' . calo es . one Ring chains In the pi scout colors and balloons decoral<ld the cause you e 1t h'e r eat-or pound of fat to muscle tissue for the drive. bereavement Agift was sent to Mrs. Dllan Brinker, chapeau, Mrs. Amy Jones of Jackaon for church ooclal room. Gifts and carda were presented to Mrs. Wiae drink- too many ~lorles or you would gain four pounds presided at the meeting during the use of her boilding for and cupcakes decorated with the scout emblem and pund:J were don't exercise enough. Ex- net weight. Wllh Inactivity, proCII)s and diets as the calories In muscles which time a variety of fund I'Willllllge sales. served. Mrs. Dale Walbum and Mrs. John Kra'IIICZyD asallled ercise •· f 11 the are converted to fat, yoil lose f 0 raising activities were reported Two new names were with the party. oen a ause Y are pounds but not calories. If on llld diacussed. Mrs. J. M. presented for partnership and Girla attending were Terri Fox, MarlsJine Welsh, Klm Payne, undertaken on a crasb basis five pounds of muscle turns Thornloo noted that peclll8 will the purchase of a 36 cup coffee Terri 1Jrkle, Julie Byer, Ann Fitch, Pat Brown, Sally Walters, rather than as permanent to fat you will lose four living habits. pounds net weight. be In before the 15th of October mater was approved. Jon! Murray, Judy Gilkey, Cindy Triplett, Martha ltra'IIICZyD, If you want to use exerand that abe has for sale yarn Plans were made for several Kathy Meadows, Velvet Swisher, JW Walbum, JennHer Wiae, cise to lose fat you don't The difference in calories toUet tlasue covers, hangers and members to attend the District Tracy BurdeltA!, Ann Pearcb, Angela Martin, Mary Bogp, Kathy need to work the hear! and In fat and muscle explains circulation at the hiJh levels · why so fllany people who go pot holders. Proceeds from the 8 Americlll Legion AuDilary Haley, and Suzanna Wiae, a guest. resulting from joggtng, run- on a combined diet and ezsale will go In to the scholarship fall conference at Junction City ning or a number of com- ercise program fail to ioae fund. Thursday. It .... reported that petitlve sports. A brisk 30- weight. The waistline may SALISBURY TROOP . . Mrs. Myrtle Walker reported Ohio took first place on seven SirlB of Cadelto Troop :1111 spent Friday night and minute walk each day wiD sUm and the body become on the donaUons toward a gun, scrapbook and second on cauae most average-weight firmer-then when they step andMrs. GeorgeHackett,Sr. on history In compeUUon at the Saturday at Camp Rotan near AthOilB WCII'klJJI m their people to lose at least 10 on the scales they are dlads PROVID"'D appointed to see that they the napkins for Thanksgiving P..-Uand national convention. emergency preporedneu challenge. poun a year"' haven't lost weight. The beat The Sirla were accompanled by Mrs. William Alnom, leader they and Chritbnao. Displayed at the Mrs. Martin used a HaUoween don't lncreaae their and daugbler, Gena, and Mrs. Wllliam adinger. In the group usual calorie Intake. If you meellng by Mrs. Jutle Hysell motif in decorations for the were Penny Ebtin, Roae Colburn, Jennie CtapmaD. Pam Notneed to lose mere fat or lose was coatume jewelry and meeting. Miniature pumpklna faster, the best approach Ia tingham, Kim Ollllnger, Sandy a.rtia, and Dollie Alraon. Chriabnas cards. candy and were given as favoro. Pumpkin ~ Increase your walking At a meeting of the troop Thuraday night at the Salishll')' dlahclolhs are being sold also. pie, coffee and soft drJnka were time gradually. An hour a The recont I'Uilllll8ge sales served. Attending bealdea those School, new olllten were olecled. They are She!Ue Clart, day can eliminate 20 pounds brought in $154 and the lunches named were Mrs. Frank secretary; Jennie Chapman, news reporter; Klm Oblinger, of fat by the end of the year. at two auctions cleared f/9.73, it Cheesehrew and Mrs. Catherine scribe. Plans were made for the troop to aUend a song camp at Losing fat by exercise Camp Sandy Bend, next weekend. was noted. Mrs. Pearl Knapp Weiah. does not always mean losing announced plans for a Tup. weight. In fact, you can gain LEVEL WORKSHOPS FOR brownie, junior and cadeltA! weight while losing fat. This leaders will be held nell Wednesday fnm 9:30a.m. to IZ:30 p.m. Is why the bathroom scales don't tell the whole truth. I at the Columbus and Southern Ohlo Electric Co., MlddleporJ. first learned Ibis by studying The leaders will be Lucy Mllllg•, Parkersburg, brownies; yo11ng, healthy men put to Belly Welch, Coolville, jiOI)ors; and Kay Stanley, Parkersburg, bed rest, to find out how weil!btlessness during space Rally Day and homecoming Bertha Parker and Connie cadetiA!s. fligfit would affed the astr• were oboened Sunday at the Radford gave readings. nauts. The explanation la Roct Springs United Methodist OUI~f-town people at the that one pound of .fat tissue C!urch. observance were Mrs. Donald con~ains five times as many Sunday acll>ol and the wor- Pullins and daughter, Deblie, lhip semce were held with a Byrm Bailey, Columbus; Mr. ...at by Dobtie Pullins and and Mrs. Dale Balley, and sons, MlwyRadfard,speclalmusicby Marengo, Mary Radford in Dried materials for the WIN AT BRIDGE Mrs. Donald Pu!Hns, her training at the Riverside Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Knight of country fair to be held at the daughter and Miss Radford and Methodist Church; Sherrie Massillon spent lhe weekend Southeaalern Ohio Mental recltatims by Krist.al Slssoo Blackaton at Ohio University here visillng her fatber, C. W. Health Center, Athens, on Oct. and Jll.rle Elbin. and Cathy Abbott, at Glen~ Stansbury, Hutland. Saturday 15 will be provided by the A basket dinner was held at Slate College. evening guests of the Mr. and Pomeroy Garden Club. moo and the aflernooo program , . . . . . . - - - - - - - - . Mrs. Stansbury and Mrs. Vona Meellng Monday at the home ly O.wald & James Jacoby was apened with prayer by the McKnight were Mr. and Mrs. of Mrs. Roy Betzing, the club Rev. Richard Pumphrey. There Don Murphy of Columbus and members voted to contribute were seloctlons by Mrs. PUllins NOIITII T Mrs. Hurley Nelson and son, the dried malerlnia for the fair and Debbie, Mrs. William .QIOU74 •rs John. which ia an annual project of the Radford and Mary, and Mrs. • 72 Mrs. Charles Elliott and Hospital AIIXlllary. This year Robert Sloan and Connie 4JI0865 daughter, Evelyn, of Columbus the money will he used for the Radford. WIST I!A8T were Sunday dinner gueata of new chapel. Mrs. W. A. Morgan gave a .A6 .KJ832 WEDNESDAY Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Stansbury The Region 11 meeting to be reading, several numbers were held at Marietta on Oct. 29 wao tJ96U ....,...,led by Mrs. Sloan and LITERARY CLUB, 2 p.m. and Mrs. Vona McKnight. tl03 .AI32 Mn. John Musser, Mrs. Harry Wednesday, home of Mrs. Mrs . Curtis Roush and noted. DevoUons were by Mrs. 4KQ7 SOVTII(D) Clart llld Mrs. Gerald PUllins, James Titus. Mrs. Dwi&ht children, Sylvia, J".ffi', and Edward Baer, co-hooter.s, wbo ,:,;·,~···~·{~~ ., trtd tbe Sargent family. Mn. Wallace to review "Great Uon Chester, went to•~biifi 'Will the toplt "Take the ¥AKQJ'fo 71 of God, " members to respond to SUnday to vlait Mr'. !IOUsh wlici" ·nowers Now" taken from .AKQI roll call with a favorite Bible remains in serious condition at Medication of Garden Themes. 4• character. University Hospital. They were Members responded to roll Both vulnerable POME!IOY LODGE 164 !Aiken to Columbus by Mr. and call by naming,.. showing a bug West North IMt S..dl F&AM, Wednesday, 7:30p.m.: Mrs. Walter Hayes. found In their gardens. 24 regular meeting. Master Mr. and Mrs. Don P. Hazzard Arrangements made by Mrs. Puo l'uo Masons invited. of Ann Arbor, Mich., bulb Betzing were uaed lhrou&hout Puo POA OpenU.,leod4K TIIURSDAV studenta at the UniVOraity of the houae. She e1plained each Michigan, and Miss Elaine one as abe diapiayed II. Mrs. ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _.....J Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Gaul of BRADBURY PTA, Thursday Gau!TrallerSales,8umner Rd., nlght7:30 p.m. at the Bradbury Davis, a junior In home Howard Nolan gave 8 In recent articles we have Oiesler, spent the weekend In School. economics at Marshall demonstration on how to dry ~~":O:~~~:rm~ Washingtonville, Ohio at a CATIIOUC WOMEN'S Club, University, Hunllngtoo, W. Va. material for use in count points as a whole but dealers' seminar for the Go-tag- Sacred Heart Pariah, Thursday were weekend gueata of Dr. and arrangements. winning players try to deter· along Travel TraDers. I p.m. preceded by Mass at 7:40 Mrs. J. J. Davia. • A dessert courae was served mine just how hard their precodlng the meellng. poinll are going to work for A school on repair and p.m. them. maintenance of refrigerators, FRIDAY South only bas 19 high· furnaces, and stoves for the RETURN JONATHAN Meigs card points but they appear trailers was held all day Chapter, Daughters of The to be really hard at wort. In , Salm'day. A buffet dinner and American RevDiuUon, 2 pm. fact it would not be unre&· , ,door prizes concluded the Friday at the home of Mrs. IJor sonable for South to assume Malon Saturday evening. Schaefer. Program oo antique that be could make 11 tricks • Mr. and Mrs. Gaul then tiau by Mrs. Dwight Mllboan. right In his 01VII hand. , traveled on to Michigan to visit AJi'I'ER GAME dance Friday, ,._ He opens the bidding with """· Ooby Martin, first dern1 A Halloween party and a forcing two-club bid. North , Mr. and Mrs. Larry o. 10-12 at Wahama lllgh School (Patricia Gaul) Clay of Yp. auditorium apsonsored by chapeau premiere of De(Nil'- birthday obaervance was looks at his queen and jack ' slianU,andMr.andMrs. VIctor Wahama lllgh Student CouncU. Iemen tal Eight and Forty, planned for Oct. 19 when and la very happy lhat hill received word Tuesday of the Theodorus Council 17, partner haJ a ~ band. He ~ E. Gaul, Victor, Jr. 111d Uaa, of Jays emceeing. death of Mrs. Edwin (Rose) Daugblers of America, met responda two d.iimoods. In Garden City. Both Mr. and Mrs. SA'nlRDAV Clay are enrolled In the HIGH SCHOOL dance former Decker, Columbus, a paot MondaynlghtattheiOOFhaU. JACOBY MODERN the twoMembers are asked to take ~~~~~·.&: University of Eutem Michigan Pomeroy Junior High School, a. departemental officer. Mrs . Decker died at eltberdonuts,clderorpnmpl<in soivu TSoutll's further ' In elementary educaUm and II Saturday with Jays emUniversity Hospllal where abe pie and to C<lllle wearing a bidding probleiiiJ. '~ ~ administration. ceeing. was admitted Ills! week for h<memade hat. South knows lhat Nortb '< Mr. and Mrs. Victor Gaul are SUNDAY ' treatment. A passe chapeau of Mn. Harold Lemley, coun· cannot hold an ace. An ace "'.' alleftdlng night claaseo. He ia FLATWOODS United the Franklln County Salon 333, cUor, pfeaided at the meellng la four high-card polnta uc1 .• enroUed In buslne.. ad- Melhodiat Church hoonecoming, Mrs. Decker assisted In during which lime a comNorth bU announced a ~# minlllraUon clasaes, and Mrs. Sunday, 10 a.m.; butet dinner organizing the Meigs County munication wu read from maalmum of thne. · • a.ui II laking a course in at noon; afternoon aervlca at Solon 710 and has been bore for Edith Wakely advlolng the Therefore South c1o1et 1111 • reupholstmng. 1:§ p.m. Rev. HOUIOhoider, each of the annlvenary ob- councU that abe had returned bidding at four heartl. Tllere speaker; the Rev. William her commission as Diatrict 13 are other ~SteiDl that wOUld · I .·' Alrson, pastor. Uhrig Bros. of servanccs. She has held all de~r. "-•ty allow Sou to. IIOJI at four SALE SCHEDULED OliWcothe to aing. .... ...,... to the stale councilor. hearts but Standlrd Ameritemenial offices ..cept AU meettnp planned by Mrs. can and 10111e othen would .,, Women's AlsoclaUon of the MONDAY Middleport Fint United WOMEN'S SOCIETY of Chapeau and has been chair- WUely have now been can- flnd South trying four DOtrump to see aboUt Just :;. Presbyterian Church will hold a Chriatian Service, Heath United man of most state commilteel. caUed. Her positioo at the tiJLe of her Alao read at the meeUna was aca in partner's hand. ·• 1181Unage sale In the church Melhodiat Church, Middleport, death was lhird member on .the a notice of a opeclaliiNiioD to Five heartlisn't really. a anon Friday and Saturday. 7:30 Monday at the church. and awards com• be held on Oct. II, al3:30 pm. ~c ~.n tract. South. Will trophlea ·; Thesslewillbeheldlrom9a.m. Ecumenical Reality obmlttee. Mrs. Decker received at the YMCA In Zanelvllle. ~v= If he Ia a!1Je ·• to•p.m. Frldayandfrom9a.m. servance. Women of other state recogniU011 when abe- Two appllcations for mem- or if he juot ~d:~ churches invited. :: to noon Saturday. .I chainnan of nur~ea llcbolar- berahlp were received. II trumP' and the opponenta ships and two were awarded In reported that Mrs. Donley chuci dlamondl. Ohio. Reibella home from the Holler However, ODe o b j e c t or'· '~ Funeral aervlces will bW held Medical Center following bidding is to~ lceep out of lhat at 11:30 a.m. Friday at the surgery; that Mrs. &erniee never-never-land between. Hulherford Funeral Home In Eberlbach la in serilllll con· ilgte aiam. There II no A highly successful camping experience. She liid lt was Columbus. Mn. Martin and diUon at Vet.rw Memorial ~~s but""J:re~ 8v.e oeason has been reported by lha amazing how the almplest several memben of the Meigs Hospllal; and lhala.rtia RDush lou when you bid .ft~e ~,: . Four Rivers Girl Scout Council, outdoor pleaaur,, such ao County Solon will attend. rematna critical at Unlvenlty mike only four. This 11 'one of whicb Meigs County scouts toasting a marahmallow, wu a Hospital. tlme when ftve do' i ·n! t Mrs. Edith Belling, put state make. · are a port. There were 1,382 new experience for these girls. glril attended day camps in If Mrs. Johnoon apreased the councUor, hu been dilcharged f•lwii'IH Ailo.J fr0111 Veterans Memorial councU neighborhood, 679 at- councU'a tbanb to the many . f .,. tended troop camp, 78 people, all volunteera, who A miacellaneouo lbower will HOipltal. DI at home are Mrs. '• estsbUahed camp, If special usilted with the project be held Soturday nlal)l, 7:30 Albert Rolllh, Mra. Sarah llead.for-Hills Workshop, 313 aervlng as unit leaders: p.m. at the home of Mr. and Dlc!dle. Miss Becky Rousb and • ovenle ~~ out-of..,ouncU oltes waterfront staff, cooks, con. Mrs. Paul McD,niei, Sr., lha mother of Mrs. Caddie The ~ hoi.....,, 11<11190 at a Cadette Camporee. aultants, driven, and In many honoring Mr. and t.u... David Wlcllham. . . Will .Nortlo looi ._.. Climuing the aeason was a other ways. Jacks, the former Joyca LoulJe ' {'l .. "·' special week-long resident McDaniel. LAYMEN TO 8PEAI p._ I¥ ' Puo Z• ,. H ,._ 7 camp for Ul diaadvantaged on Mrs. Johnlon's recun- AU frienda and relatives are Laymen's Sunday will be Yjrit, Soulh, l1olcl: glrla fnm the councU who are mendatlon, the COwltll board of invited to the McDaniel hotr.e non-Bcoull. Mrs. JoAnn directors has voted to sponsor which ia located at 488 South ol>sen!ed at 10:30 a.m. Sunc1a7 •A·CIU ¥KIU •u ,.qtu at the ftliddlePGtl church of the What do Johnoon of .Ravenswood, who another camp for dlsad· Fourth Ave . and Lincoln Nazarene. Laymen ~ers • .,,. ~'<>~~ 110 now1 . "'"' camp director, lermed Ibis vantaged girls ln 1971, and will Middleport. The McDa~iel; wiD Include Lrits Ell18 John l' ~- tlltw • u • 1" ' car ,....-,...., ._ hMnl 1'*r liral-tirne event a complete appoint a committee to begin have extended a special Inllarrisoll, Joe Poley and J:loyd . - . . llld •IMI your ...,. suctess and a moot gratifying workm~ now. vilation to their new nelgh.bo!a. Cars011. Tile public ia Invited. nt... You .......llihl« ••tro luncheon Planned 1'be Meigs Counly Retired Teac,._. ~lion will hold• ·noon luncheon meeting Saturday, Octl7, at the Trinity United C!urch of Cllriat In Pomeroy, Following the · 'Iuncheori ~ bualness meeUna w111 be held. Mrs. Ethel Chapman of Rutiand will show slides of the Holy Lalid. ReoervaUons lor the f2,1J$ lunche«< may be made by writing Mn. Anna Hllldore p o. lloJ: 1r1, sYracUae' o by OCt. II. . ' . ' In botb oceanography and national tr~tion . Dr. Granville Sewell, who has authored numerous reports and articles on the environmental crlsia, will appear at the eollege November 9. Hia wort on the environmental criaia includes a study of resource usage in the Eutern Gulf of MeJdco and pollullon ahelement plans for aeveral major clUes. He has researched extensively nearly every upect of environment, including air and water pollution, houolng conditions and the food - population problem. Dr . Sewell also directed "think tank" studies In a number of countries and f5m· ,. ,.. Personal Notes VISITING RIO GRA.NDE COLLEGE fir!ll semester as port of the 1970-71 Artist and Lecture Serlea will be (I to r) The SymboiB; Henry Edl..-, Dr. Granville Sewell and Dr. Murray Banks. AU performances are open to the public without charge. ....... • ,.,. ,. ·- DR. IWil8 Social Calendar Gauls Attend •n 2. - Dealer Seminar •• SILVER PLUME, Colo. (111'1) -Gary Thompeon, bead baskethail coach at Wichita ·State University, sat in the hoopilli chair, holding a steam1ng bot cup of coffee In hia banda and shaking his bead In dlsbetlef. "You keep waiting for the page to turn, saying It was a . joke," 111ompson said. But the coach knew II was no joke. He had jusl seen some of 1.' '• I ' ' :ruff ..= . I ' -~ ~ - · · ·- - -- ~ ... r { = ~ ..... .. . ,....... ... ...... . . _. . ... . ..........__ ........ ~ f I ,, IN.,.,.,., '" lell hi,. obouL ~ · -- - ... ..--· ·-- ···. ··· ~ perfect quality for a lifetime. burst to their deaths in Coi~rado'o The remains of the victima Rock!~!~~ Friday. were removed . Saturday and The dead included 13 mem- were taken to a temporary bars of the Wichita State morgue In a Hlghwar Depart. football team, 13 scbool offi.. ment garqe at Idaho Springs. clal8, Including the head coach The J,oeal coroner, a denlial and and athletic director and their stz FBI men worked Sunday to wives, and threw crew mem· Identify the bodies. bers. Througbout the stale of . ThomptiOO Dew to O.nver to ~s. flap at balf •14 meet with the IUI'Vivora of the today and all claaaes were plane crash, most of whom eancellad ·on the Wlcblta State were reported In satiafactory University campus. <Ctild!Uon. Other. relatives and · ~ · Football Slltdlmn, frliDdo aiao !raveled to Colora· where the dead had spent much '1 ·do.· Same had lost lqved ones. of 1111 week preparing for 'itt·tasll of. 4ffting through &al\lldaY'• football tame, wu tbt· plane't wrec:bge and to ~ the scene of 8h evening attempllng to ideJIUfy remains J1111!11!! ~ 10~. • ·, f 'I 1, i ' I ' • i'1 111 SCUI tl,!IO TO 12':>0 W li:OOINCil ftiNCil 200 - SO A IToll I SOO IIL$0 150 TO Jeoo To Matth "Super·RicJht" Quality . .. .' ·,:utl"'""' -· ... . ., ., r'' 1 RIB HALF IOIELEIS PORK ROAST ~ .. lie FRESH HAll .;::::',.% , , • ,. 5I< SWill mus "Z'::J:' . • ... De IROUND OH- ...., ..e. ... 15< . . oo w .., -RT RIS.Of BEEF • • lb. • BEEF Rll STUll 10,.:'1 , •• Slot • ROAS1118 CHICKENS ';1~0 • • » CHUNK BOLOBNA • • • • ....5fc lUI BACON "':::.Or'' • • • "·41< OCEAN PERCH FILLET ~= 5fc CAI'N ,,_ COD FIWTS JOHN I I 1 pq, illr HADIOOK D-RS ~= 5fc ;: . ::; BANANAS new I ; . "ZI with Sh- were going oo Sunday near Silver Plume, 55 miles west of Denver, and at Idaho Springs. Thetwln..,nglnecharlerplane apparently was flying a scenic route through the Rockies and toward Logan, Utah, , for a · game with Utah Sta~rhen it craahed. The aircraft may have been attempting to land on a nearby highway when II suddenly veered, cUpped the tops of a !"~1w:;;'!:t:.: :'"~!: ~~ :0te;,.of ptnes and =.,n;.on;! Announce Shower It's lime to choose your diamond engagement ring. If the name. Keepsake. Is in the ring and on the tag, you've got States space activities, and makes the decisions essential I for conlinued U. S. space preeminence. Edler ia presenUy ~ a Washington consultant on i Main St. Pvmeroy ff · d • U L•olhtr rr'•n l g up'"" aerospace a atrs, an IS ac ve ro...;-...;.;;;,;;,;;;;;;;..____ this page should turn Rose Decker of Dof A Plans Columbus Dies October Party Camp Season a Success 19, was, for many years, a member of the National Aeronautics and Space Council, an advisory group Lo the Pr•sident. This top-level group siia in review of aU Uru'led will shape the nex( decade. Henry Edler, who will speak at Rio Grande College October t:':,; ! style trim. RIO GRANDE - Music, poetry, mental health, sports anai)'Bie and a look at the critlcal iaslies of the year will all be part of the 1970-71 Rio Grande CoII ege Artist and Lecture Series. A total of nine performers and lecturers are scheduled to appear, and all are open to Ute publlc without charge. During the first semester, one of England's finest vocal groups, "The Symbols," will open the Artiat and Lecture Series with an October 9 appearance at the Second Annual Fall Festival. ''The Symbols" are considered by many to be one of England's finest young recording groups. The group has released a number of recorda, including one album, and have appeared on campuses across the country during their American tours. Later In the first semesler, two speakers - Henry Edler, founder of the National Rocket Corporation, and Dr. Granville sewell, sssoclate professor of Columbia UDiverslty's Division Urban . - will lUNGS When You Know It's For Keeps • Weak Response Halts Slam Bid .. RE GI S T'EREO DIAMOND metal .,, on Oct. 15 ••u Keepsake• Discover '. .... Country Fair Set Middleport College second semeoler will be: Alan Reit. man, a member ot the American CivU Uberties union staff ; Gylan Kaln; Morris J. Solomon, an expert on the pn!l)lems of newly • developing the softness of crinkle patent. In a new moe ,."· counuies; Md the .New 8llllon Percuoaion Ensemble. CIOiine ou t the 1970.71 Artist and Lecture !leries will be .,.U · essayist Hayw!lod Hale Broun, whowiUaddrealthe 1970-11 AUSports Banquet. Grande r--:-:=:-,.,- HENRY EDLER Rally Day Observed reeenUy returned from research assignments in Europe, the Middle Eul and India. Closing out the first half of the Artist and Lecture Series will be Dr. Murray Banks, who will vlait the campus Oecember Z. Offering an unforgettable mixture of entertainment and men!All health, Dr. Banks Ia one of the moot popular altracUons on the lecture platform. Witty and knowledgeable, Dr. Banks, ...,ordlng to one critic, "blends humor with practical psychology, •nd leaves his audience well-Informed and brilliantly entertained." 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HEATING PAD e Doesn't drip or run like most points 4·5·65HOT HI·POWIR FEATURES: ROAIL YALUI IK050 PERCOLATOR HOUSE PAINT SHELLS - 99 5 HP BIKE RETAIL VALUE $10.98 WALL PAINT MOTORBIKE ss55 lET AIL VALUE $12.98 LUCITE 3'/z HORSEPOWER I MIDLAND AM TABLE RADIO 8udg•l pri u d yet with tr 11 1y re · rnorkoble tone quolity. 4fJ talid 1tate circuitl')'. l!uill·in automatk volvme ond drift compenHitor. 3" fuii'I"OAge tpeoker. Ourobl•, two tone polystyrene cabinet. LUCilE 66C IITAIL YALUI lltAILV.,.... $J.2t • ~ I �' I I1 \f PRICES IN EFFECT THROUGH ,, ",,. ! ' OPEl DAILY 10 TO 9- SUIDAY 1 TO 7 SUNDAY, OCT. 11 VISIT OUR JEWELRY DEPT. FOR THESE AND MANY MORE MONEY-SA DISCOUNTS PROCTOR WHILE QUANTITIES LAST LEAR JET Z-SLICE TOASTER Beouliful and efficient toaster, styled "clea~:( to clean easily and •tore com pactly . Select·Ronic color control auto · moticolly odjush the toasting time for any kind of bread- even frozen . Reheats cotd toast without burning . Anures perfecl golden -brown toa11 every time. Gleaming c~rome body is accented by block trim . Sltm for modern good looks, space-saving SUNBEAM DRYER •. POITAILE I TRACK TAPE PLAYER Stylish pune siae portabilitY. Molded :p~a tic cau. large cap and collapsible ho111 store inside. ~ poaition heal control. Fo11 drying. • Solid Stale • Derachable speaker • Ploys on fla1hlight batteries or ordinary hou .. current, AC WITH AM·FM RADIO CIRCUIT OPEN BAILy 10 TO -9-SUNDAY 1TO 7-PRICES IN EFFECT THROUGH SUNDAY, OCT.11, WHILE QUANTITIES wrNCHISTiil 01 fiDfiAI. I .I,, '· li SUNBEAM SUNBEAM LADIES' SHA VER~1 Stunning contovr ~hope cvddln In your hand, Twirl shaY. htod for dou, tomfortoble leg or underarm grOOm· IIIQ. Pa.-out Sutlb.om built-In Mght. Pop·up '*»d for Ml)' ' d.ani~tg. 1wltch. Cholc• of tOft po1tel pinl: or hlue color wtth b.autltul mokhlng brocad. vi nyl alft !"~ On:Ofl •~:.~:~::~f $477 • Washable outer cover $ 99 $777 RETAIL VALUI $13.91 CAIOPEIER FAST ACTtON CAN OPfNBt. At tht louch of firtttr this powerful S!Mibeom can opentr op~nt 1landard tlzt COftt fait , Hord•ned ltoinleu ..._. cuttl"9 whftl it r.mowrW. for 0 Model 612 - !!IQhl p11 ,h ht!on Blender oddt th• prolenional touch to coolling. Uniqw cord 1tor· aa• . . ;u •llminolt~ longles ond kHpt counter 1 pace ,,..., Col'lles ..,.ilh -42·pa0f cookbook , "The Blender Way to &.Iter CookinQ." Avaiklbl• in o d.corotor· in1pirtd color range of o•ocodo , ..,.hite or rich hoMII gold. $21 IOAILYALUE $29.95 IIWII.IY IUT. ' One piece vinyl auto mats for front ond rear. fits most cars. Choose irom wide assortment of colon. •6·" VANWYCK $5.91 NAHWAIIIIPT. $277 3S~T. RETAIL 2"d8" VALUES 77~. TO $5.91 11 oz. .,........, II SHOT 18 pz:. JOHNS0'4'5 . ALUMINUM THRESHOLD WAX WilliAn_ _ _ 9CJC RITAILYALUI $2.95 STP kttp ln AM on~ FM antennas. ·-·-·- WEATHER Amber . WHEEL CHOCK lor ............ - ~· pr 1 ol t111Jint ..Wrhtating bt<aoi• lltop kool'"i• a .P.nlilically ~·!ltd lorTOulaliOII ta ·htlp Y01!f coolin; "oystom rvn ~r and cltiintit ·an year. Hhtlpl fctJll~t ,,.., cool~· qotom li~uid ogbinsl acid, rvll and ~·~•· · &l., -~~· ... '"'"~ • '·• /!l.i·· ' • ' ••. "· · , " , : ~ ,, IIAIIWAII, , __...,.,... ........ , 't ~lllfll~.......,....,. .. - WlllfV 1111 """""" • It ' urall. at' io $2.tf'' '. '' • '' WRENCH STRIP n11MW.,a.11ktl.S,,.elt. • •,_.~ "'II<Hw •fit! --~ ....10 ... OIL FILTER FELT WEATHER VALUI • 1- ' DEHUMIDIFIER cl••'·. c..... •-' .... ........,.,...... .... ....... "" $:1',4. • '; .."" EVERDRI e l•• Ce!I---Q..stt-lfll· kaal~~lota< T~im111t l1 aht ano-r i,o . ' '''·\r- RITAIL YAWl $1.95 A.,.OTIVI, , AitiMOJ'WIIIR• .· KEEPCQOL RADIATOR TREAf,.,ENT ., IAIIWAII "''· APP. 500 COUNT $100 . STP lul~­ HOUSE JACK s 99 I.ETAIL VALUE $7 .n lftAH.VAI.UI IAIIrtAJI•T. SERVING DISH ANt • Dlr0<1 tune dioling e SHITS"'T. $100 e Chromo·pla!ed .... ish e12 Voll $1377: ·- LIQUID WAX Qt.IID . front fired dynamic speaker e lui~·in AFC far drift !rot FM • Automatic Volume Control on RITAIL VALUI $1.98 500COUNT ,. $677 ' e Solid llato dt$lgn e lig 4" a li•H' •177 CAL. PELLETS RALLY CALROD UIIT OYEI ENERAL .ELECTRIC FM·AM TABLE·RADIO • Unconditionally Guarantied IIABWAII 1191. liT AIL VALUI $7.98 SUNBEAM SHAVER e free Sot.ij. flare l"d8" lEAl IITAILVALUI$1.69 ~-. .----···IT-AIL VAUlt $12.91 FLASHUGHT $]22 sac MIXER 18" WIDE FIOIT SCREWDRIVER SET $17.91 Pl Pie. 'Mit Store Only 50 Rounds Per Box FOAM-BY·THE-FOOT VINYL CAR MATS e SM·727 RETAIL VALUES T0$4.25 SI'OIJ'f . .,. 5-PIICE IOAIL YALUI BABY FOOD On.. dep boby loot4 preparation H•ols entirt mtc~l automoHcaUr Svcfiort bottom help1 cwoid .pilling lrnme11oible for IIOty t&.oning Colo' ''Yied in pretty ytllow sass wr. RITAIL YAWl $15.95 ICE CRUSHER RETAIL VALUE $12.9. s•• WINCHESTER 22 LONG RIFLE SHELLS FOG• LIGHT GENERAL ELECTRIC • • • • • SHin VANWYCK dOO< sz99 20U. . . - NAIIWAII IIPT. PELLET PISTOL l"'lii YALUI cltoning. PIJp·top mognet ~ftt lid out of •OJ" .crulomoticGII)I wfwtt can i1 op.ned. b · "" cord ttcw.l in con..,.r.m DoN comport· -1. ., •• u. $1.95 RAIIWAII IIPT. $ lat)l • On.Oif Switch • Eye-u.,.t S.. Thru Contoin•r • All th. k• you need Ol th. flip of o IWit<:h • Solety Top·loodiltQ IIIPr. S]11 ROAILYALUI $7.95 MOP PAIL High lo~l fill. Plenty I'' sllam ..nts. Clear vtew heel for ironing in all dlr0<1ian1. fabric dial. lightwoiljht. l.eokproaf. SUNBEAM 77 RETAIL YALUI 11 ~~m~;. ELECTRIC 12GA. CAUOII WRINGER PROCTOR GLASS PiRCOLA TOR SUNBEAM control SHII'f JHITSIII'T. " button heat • lash longer than e'lel' before e Clean tools with soap and water • Choice of colon; to ... 120.olh, 60cytln, AC. •188 1!1 • Push • Needs no stirring or thinning e Dries in just 30 minutes • S.tedion of decorator colon device e Powerful Tecumseh engines-specifically designed for Mini ·Bik• application wi1h features such as; chain guards and full front and rear fenden e loll bearing ·fork pivot. · $99.91 Twin reciprocating , ualloped edged, stainless ste&l blades. Has the Sunbeam "tip that trims." Push·buHon blade release, safety lode , removable cord . Slim, bol· anced and lightweight. e Contain s its own primer e Durable and reinforced arc welded heavy tubular steel from" e Aulomatk chain tension •• G.E. HEATING PAD e Doesn't drip or run like most points 4·5·65HOT HI·POWIR FEATURES: ROAIL YALUI IK050 PERCOLATOR HOUSE PAINT SHELLS - 99 5 HP BIKE RETAIL VALUE $10.98 WALL PAINT MOTORBIKE ss55 lET AIL VALUE $12.98 LUCITE 3'/z HORSEPOWER I MIDLAND AM TABLE RADIO 8udg•l pri u d yet with tr 11 1y re · rnorkoble tone quolity. 4fJ talid 1tate circuitl')'. l!uill·in automatk volvme ond drift compenHitor. 3" fuii'I"OAge tpeoker. Ourobl•, two tone polystyrene cabinet. LUCilE 66C IITAIL YALUI lltAILV.,.... $J.2t • ~ I �PRICES IN EFFECT VISIT OUR JEWELRY DEPT. FOR THESE MIDLAND AM TABLE RADIO PORTAILE 8TRACK HAIR DRYER TAPE PLAYER Sl)llish purse size portabilitY. Maldod Pt•s· • Detachable speaker • Ploys on flashlight baHeries or ordinary flovse current, AC drying. WITH AM·FM RADIO CIRCUIT I nAIL VALUI Ir 12- CUP · G.E. HEATING PAD • Push button heat control ~n~;~:::~f • • Washable outer cover s4 77 ELECTRIC 4·5·6SHOT SIWTS uu. S]ll IUA. $299 $4U9 CIUOI :IOCA. . . ~ lnAILVAWI RnAILVALUI $7.95 ,,1. $1.95 MAIIWAII RnAIL VALUES T0$4.25 1/AIIJWAIIIJIIT. WINCHESTER 22 LONG PELLET PISTOL IITAIL VAWI $15.95 Pt RIFLE SHELLS sass I/IOITS "''· 50 ~nels Per Box '6·" SI'OITSIIIIT. Twin reciprocating , 1colloped edged, stainless steel blodes. Has the Sunbeam "tip that trims. " Push -button blode release, 5Gfety lock , removable cord. Slim, balanced and lifJhtweight. .• • InAIL VALUI 5·PIECE $17.91 SCREWDRIVER VANWYCK -· ... VANWYCK o~tocodo , •hUe or rich harvest void. MIXER fAST ACTtON CAN 0P£Nft. At the lOud! of o flnoar ltm powMvl SunbHm con OJ*IIr operu1tondard sltt con1 fost. Hcudened stolnllu n.l alttfng ~ II ,ftri'IO Clbk f-or 1011' dtonlng. R:'p·top mogntt lifh lid out Df way .outamoricOIIp when con It opened. Ex· Cftl cord 110m In COflwlenillnf ba• comport. SET $777 ..... sac InAIL VALUI $1.69 IIAHWAII lin liTAIL VALUI $12.98' IIWIUrii,T. $2 Clear-VIew gfot;1 e rack Cflromt fini•h inlide and out e :=:~~::;••" control up to 5000 • Cord IIIJAIL VALUI$~7 GENERAL ELECTRIC IIYAIL 2"118" T0$5.91 e Free Safety Floro • UnconditianaUy Guaranteed IOAIL VALUE $1.98 ,.,,.1. :.~ 77:r. IIAIIWAII"'T. •177 CAL. PELLETS RALLY SOOCOUNT liQUID WAX $100 .,... ...,..., RETAIL VALUE$7.49 lftAtLVALUI II SHOT _......., e 18 pz. JOHNSON'S WEATHER Amber WAX e Chromo-plated ""Ish e12 Volt .tl 1/AIIWAII,.T. APP. 500 COUNT FOG• LIGHT CALROD UNIT OVEN Ftoturet re2h,avydut-,INSTA·HUT •ltm.nta • dtor 177 Thr•• po•1tlon1 e Drip 1, 01 e · lfltnno. .. , rod $277 VALUES $100 T22CN lnAILVALUI BABY FOOD SERVING DISH . ~ QT,IID SUNBEAM SHAVER .. ,.., ...."f. ~ ....... ...... pk1l ... lo~~t ~.; , .~ la<t u.l •..:l . $h ''"ll<al 11.-1 ....,.. cwt rht ,.,.,..... .......... ~ ~~o.w ..,"" '"- .., u..... ·-htton .............. ""~WH~ ~nd rii'I"U S2J77 ' e o.- .....""""' • Automatic Volumt Control on u oi """-AC...ty. ~Jodi. ....,.. tro ... <a ... 1,0 Buill-in AFC for drik frH FM ~ • Direct tune dialing e lvllt· mAM an~ FM. antennas. e ,Ont sire fih all • AAOrttd.do!ignl and cqion .• . .. . "' ~ ' $ ...... ' 'I,,.,.,. "', ,. ;. •.' l ·'. '". ' ..,· .,. , . ·~· . . , ._.AIL VAWI-J2.9, u~ ' ,$199 ALUMINUM THRESHOI:~D~ WllltAITA_I _ _ 99c IIAIIIIUIIIR. ;JELT WEATHER STIIP IOU. ., ·- lnAIL VALUI $1.95 l!lo"riJn. • Solid state design e Big .C" front fired dynamic speaker erljl. '•Ill _., III#Jiat ltr rlto,.;,.t . .st•rlnt DEHUIDIFIER . ENERAL ,ILECTRJC FM-AM TABLE,RADIO PASIIACM St+A\IEI- 0._ ,.. , .. tel oh~·· d.,j~ft pult l~tiiiYlll ......... u.l """' 01 "" ..... ... ..,,., t iP• ,,.,,11/11. EVIRDII SM-727 P•ttj f ~n ha~..t $2.95 tnAILVALUI $7.98 ' RASHUGHT 18" WIDE lh"dl" II OZ. ICE CRUSHER • On-Off Switdl • Eye·IA....t S.. Thru Contoi111r e All the ke you nwJ at the fli~ ol o twitch e Safety To~·looding "'1. FOAM-BY·THE-FOOT 25~. l"xlB" 3S~. REAR $S.9S /IAIIWAII ~ooking. Unique cord lfor- FROIT ln,lll. VAWI CAIOPEIEI 091 will eliminot11 tongln ond kftps eoum.r JPO(e frN. Come1 with 42·poge coollbnk, " The Blender Way to lortter Cookitlg." Availoble in o detorotorintpirtd color ronge of AITOIIOTIVIIJIIT. SJ22 Loalcp""!f. InAIL VALUE $13.91 One piece vinyl auto mats for front and rear. Fits most cars. Choose from wide assortment of colors. $ High le,.l fill. Plenty of mam "nls. $ VINYL CAR MATS MOP PAIL Clear ¥itw lr. . / for' ironing in all directions. Fabric dial. Lightweight. Model 612 - Eight Pu1h Iutton l !ender odd, the profeuionol toueh to" • Ont 1ttp baby food preparation • H1101' eMire meal ovtomatically e Suction bottom htlpt avoid ~pUling • lmmtnlble for 10ty cleaning e Color •tyt.d in prttty r-!lo• ..,. HI-POWEI 99 UUGI 00 1;£S~:o. SUNBEAM $29.95 s WRINGER fuNy. Big famify-liu 4 IO ! 2 St ..ngth lnAILVALUI • lasts longer than ever before • Clean tools with 100p and water e Choice of colon SHOTGUI EK050 Styt.d to Mrw you beauri· $21 e Contains ifl own primer WITS IJIPT. FAMIL'I"·Silf. 77 : '188• HD·l4 I -· .. SUNBEAM HOUSEPAINT FEATURES. e Durable and reinforced arc welded heavy tubular steel frames • Au~omatic .:h~i~ tension dtvic. • Powerful Tecumseh eng•nes- spec'lf•colly de· signed for Mlni-Bilct application with features such as, chain guards and full front and reor fenders • Bof_l beorir1giork pivot. 5 HPBIKE $99.91 PERCOLATOR "'movt · WALL PAINT MOTORBIKE Stunninv contour llhope cuddiH In 10'" hand. Twin thov· l"f Mod for dott, comfortobl.l:tt or undworm or~- ' lng. Sunbtom bullf.illltght, Pop-up htod for toty · cl.onlng. On·Off lwftch. Chok. of toh jilaa.l pJnk or'l l:tiUI color wtth beouflful matcNnt broeodt v{nyl 9ift east.l20Wifh, 60qd.., Ac. LUCITE l'/2 HORSEPOWER LADIES' SHA VEl'~ tic case. Lorge cap and collapsible hast store inside. .4 position heat ~ontrol. !'-alt e Solid Stole RnAIL VALUE $12.98 RnAIL VALUE$ 10.98 ' !I LUCITE • Doesn't drip or run like most painb • Needs no stirring or thinning e Dries in just 30 minutes e Selection of decorator colors il WHILE QUANTITIES LAST SUNBEAM SUNBEAM LEAR JET Be autiful and efficient h oster, styled " elton " to clean easily and store com pactly . Select-Ronic color control auto · motkaJiy adjusts the toasting time for any kind of bread- even frozen . Refleots t old toast without burning . Auures perf\" ct golden-brown toast every time . Gleaming cflrome body is accented by black trim. Slim for modern good looks, space-saving I SUNDAY, . OCT. 11 AND MANY MORE MONEY-SAVING DISCOUNTS 2-SLICE TOASTER I THROUGH OPEN DAILY I 0 TO 9- SUNDAY 1 TO 7 WINCHISJII 01 ,DfiA& 1't ' UTA& . VAWI ~ OIL FILTER WRENCH 66( liTAIL VALUI IITAIL VALIII. $1.2t .• h· ~ v ' ' !~ �PRICES IN EFFECT VISIT OUR JEWELRY DEPT. FOR THESE MIDLAND AM TABLE RADIO PORTAILE 8TRACK HAIR DRYER TAPE PLAYER Sl)llish purse size portabilitY. Maldod Pt•s· • Detachable speaker • Ploys on flashlight baHeries or ordinary flovse current, AC drying. WITH AM·FM RADIO CIRCUIT I nAIL VALUI Ir 12- CUP · G.E. HEATING PAD • Push button heat control ~n~;~:::~f • • Washable outer cover s4 77 ELECTRIC 4·5·6SHOT SIWTS uu. S]ll IUA. $299 $4U9 CIUOI :IOCA. . . ~ lnAILVAWI RnAILVALUI $7.95 ,,1. $1.95 MAIIWAII RnAIL VALUES T0$4.25 1/AIIJWAIIIJIIT. WINCHESTER 22 LONG PELLET PISTOL IITAIL VAWI $15.95 Pt RIFLE SHELLS sass I/IOITS "''· 50 ~nels Per Box '6·" SI'OITSIIIIT. Twin reciprocating , 1colloped edged, stainless steel blodes. Has the Sunbeam "tip that trims. " Push -button blode release, 5Gfety lock , removable cord. Slim, balanced and lifJhtweight. .• • InAIL VALUI 5·PIECE $17.91 SCREWDRIVER VANWYCK -· ... VANWYCK o~tocodo , •hUe or rich harvest void. MIXER fAST ACTtON CAN 0P£Nft. At the lOud! of o flnoar ltm powMvl SunbHm con OJ*IIr operu1tondard sltt con1 fost. Hcudened stolnllu n.l alttfng ~ II ,ftri'IO Clbk f-or 1011' dtonlng. R:'p·top mogntt lifh lid out Df way .outamoricOIIp when con It opened. Ex· Cftl cord 110m In COflwlenillnf ba• comport. SET $777 ..... sac InAIL VALUI $1.69 IIAHWAII lin liTAIL VALUI $12.98' IIWIUrii,T. $2 Clear-VIew gfot;1 e rack Cflromt fini•h inlide and out e :=:~~::;••" control up to 5000 • Cord IIIJAIL VALUI$~7 GENERAL ELECTRIC IIYAIL 2"118" T0$5.91 e Free Safety Floro • UnconditianaUy Guaranteed IOAIL VALUE $1.98 ,.,,.1. :.~ 77:r. IIAIIWAII"'T. •177 CAL. PELLETS RALLY SOOCOUNT liQUID WAX $100 .,... ...,..., RETAIL VALUE$7.49 lftAtLVALUI II SHOT _......., e 18 pz. JOHNSON'S WEATHER Amber WAX e Chromo-plated ""Ish e12 Volt .tl 1/AIIWAII,.T. APP. 500 COUNT FOG• LIGHT CALROD UNIT OVEN Ftoturet re2h,avydut-,INSTA·HUT •ltm.nta • dtor 177 Thr•• po•1tlon1 e Drip 1, 01 e · lfltnno. .. , rod $277 VALUES $100 T22CN lnAILVALUI BABY FOOD SERVING DISH . ~ QT,IID SUNBEAM SHAVER .. ,.., ...."f. ~ ....... ...... pk1l ... lo~~t ~.; , .~ la<t u.l •..:l . $h ''"ll<al 11.-1 ....,.. cwt rht ,.,.,..... .......... ~ ~~o.w ..,"" '"- .., u..... ·-htton .............. ""~WH~ ~nd rii'I"U S2J77 ' e o.- .....""""' • Automatic Volumt Control on u oi """-AC...ty. ~Jodi. ....,.. tro ... <a ... 1,0 Buill-in AFC for drik frH FM ~ • Direct tune dialing e lvllt· mAM an~ FM. antennas. e ,Ont sire fih all • AAOrttd.do!ignl and cqion .• . .. . "' ~ ' $ ...... ' 'I,,.,.,. "', ,. ;. •.' l ·'. '". ' ..,· .,. , . ·~· . . , ._.AIL VAWI-J2.9, u~ ' ,$199 ALUMINUM THRESHOI:~D~ WllltAITA_I _ _ 99c IIAIIIIUIIIR. ;JELT WEATHER STIIP IOU. ., ·- lnAIL VALUI $1.95 l!lo"riJn. • Solid state design e Big .C" front fired dynamic speaker erljl. '•Ill _., III#Jiat ltr rlto,.;,.t . .st•rlnt DEHUIDIFIER . ENERAL ,ILECTRJC FM-AM TABLE,RADIO PASIIACM St+A\IEI- 0._ ,.. , .. tel oh~·· d.,j~ft pult l~tiiiYlll ......... u.l """' 01 "" ..... ... ..,,., t iP• ,,.,,11/11. EVIRDII SM-727 P•ttj f ~n ha~..t $2.95 tnAILVALUI $7.98 ' RASHUGHT 18" WIDE lh"dl" II OZ. ICE CRUSHER • On-Off Switdl • Eye·IA....t S.. Thru Contoi111r e All the ke you nwJ at the fli~ ol o twitch e Safety To~·looding "'1. FOAM-BY·THE-FOOT 25~. l"xlB" 3S~. REAR $S.9S /IAIIWAII ~ooking. Unique cord lfor- FROIT ln,lll. VAWI CAIOPEIEI 091 will eliminot11 tongln ond kftps eoum.r JPO(e frN. Come1 with 42·poge coollbnk, " The Blender Way to lortter Cookitlg." Availoble in o detorotorintpirtd color ronge of AITOIIOTIVIIJIIT. SJ22 Loalcp""!f. InAIL VALUE $13.91 One piece vinyl auto mats for front and rear. Fits most cars. Choose from wide assortment of colors. $ High le,.l fill. Plenty of mam "nls. $ VINYL CAR MATS MOP PAIL Clear ¥itw lr. . / for' ironing in all directions. Fabric dial. Lightweight. Model 612 - Eight Pu1h Iutton l !ender odd, the profeuionol toueh to" • Ont 1ttp baby food preparation • H1101' eMire meal ovtomatically e Suction bottom htlpt avoid ~pUling • lmmtnlble for 10ty cleaning e Color •tyt.d in prttty r-!lo• ..,. HI-POWEI 99 UUGI 00 1;£S~:o. SUNBEAM $29.95 s WRINGER fuNy. Big famify-liu 4 IO ! 2 St ..ngth lnAILVALUI • lasts longer than ever before • Clean tools with 100p and water e Choice of colon SHOTGUI EK050 Styt.d to Mrw you beauri· $21 e Contains ifl own primer WITS IJIPT. FAMIL'I"·Silf. 77 : '188• HD·l4 I -· .. SUNBEAM HOUSEPAINT FEATURES. e Durable and reinforced arc welded heavy tubular steel frames • Au~omatic .:h~i~ tension dtvic. • Powerful Tecumseh eng•nes- spec'lf•colly de· signed for Mlni-Bilct application with features such as, chain guards and full front and reor fenders • Bof_l beorir1giork pivot. 5 HPBIKE $99.91 PERCOLATOR "'movt · WALL PAINT MOTORBIKE Stunninv contour llhope cuddiH In 10'" hand. Twin thov· l"f Mod for dott, comfortobl.l:tt or undworm or~- ' lng. Sunbtom bullf.illltght, Pop-up htod for toty · cl.onlng. On·Off lwftch. Chok. of toh jilaa.l pJnk or'l l:tiUI color wtth beouflful matcNnt broeodt v{nyl 9ift east.l20Wifh, 60qd.., Ac. LUCITE l'/2 HORSEPOWER LADIES' SHA VEl'~ tic case. Lorge cap and collapsible hast store inside. .4 position heat ~ontrol. !'-alt e Solid Stole RnAIL VALUE $12.98 RnAIL VALUE$ 10.98 ' !I LUCITE • Doesn't drip or run like most painb • Needs no stirring or thinning e Dries in just 30 minutes e Selection of decorator colors il WHILE QUANTITIES LAST SUNBEAM SUNBEAM LEAR JET Be autiful and efficient h oster, styled " elton " to clean easily and store com pactly . Select-Ronic color control auto · motkaJiy adjusts the toasting time for any kind of bread- even frozen . Refleots t old toast without burning . Auures perf\" ct golden-brown toast every time . Gleaming cflrome body is accented by black trim. Slim for modern good looks, space-saving I SUNDAY, . OCT. 11 AND MANY MORE MONEY-SAVING DISCOUNTS 2-SLICE TOASTER I THROUGH OPEN DAILY I 0 TO 9- SUNDAY 1 TO 7 WINCHISJII 01 ,DfiA& 1't ' UTA& . VAWI ~ OIL FILTER WRENCH 66( liTAIL VALUI IITAIL VALIII. $1.2t .• h· ~ v ' ' !~ �U--TbellollYSelltinei,Middleport-PIIneroy, O.,Oct. 7,1970 I' ! .. I •I ! \ OPEN DAILY 10 TO 9- SUNDAY 1TO 7-PRICES IN EFFECT THROUGH SUNDAY OCT.ll, WIRLE QUANTITIES LAST 7-PRICES IN GIRLS' 11"SQUARE SLACKS SNYDER TEFLON GRIDDLE POLE LAMP Ttflon·coated griddle that meGfts no ·stick cooking and no·'Kour cleaning I Flare leQ, bonded orion slacks in White & Iran Plnllh $ assorted co\grs O~!d prints. • White paio with bnasslamp sedion e 3 Cal;,.,;al hobnaa 1;..., palyethylono whn shades • 3-Way twitch liTAI. 3T06X lEGAL WAlE YAWl t4··· ,, FAMILY SIZE 10 lb. 11 oz. TODDLER JACKETS e CHOICE OF HOODED CORDUROY STYLE OR NYLON SHELLS e .t.SSORTED COlORS e SIZES 2 T04& 3 T06X tlDTHIIIf '"'· BONDED KNIT Elastic waist. • Straight leg. UMIT 1 BOX • Navy, black, bur· gvndy, and brown . e Sizes 8-18. BOO Boxes Onty HOUSEWARE'S DEPT. Pt. Pleasant Stole On~ CI.DTHIM 1111'1. pull-on INDOOR DRYER LADIES' PANTS • COOKWARE SET TUBULAR STEEL LADIES' 99 BOYS' OR GIRLS' SIZES 7TO 14 $3.22 7-PIECE CAST ALUMINUM -All s3e FLANNEL PAJAMAS long !ell pajamas with % inch sleeves. Selection of prints and solids. Sizos 32 to 40. ti.(JTIII/Ifl lnAIL VALUE $5.00 ClDTH/1/f 1111. catch • Corrugated dowels, cloth«t can't slip off • Folds flat for star· age. $199 linAIL VALUI $2.50 ,,, $ • Ughtweight strength • Curved steel top braces with surt lock NtJIISIWARI IIIPT. ,. Heavy-duty cookware that won't bend or chip. Pro· duces even heat.Sizes: 3", 5" & 8''. $ 12 InAIL VALUI $5.95 S7~!.L VALUI $17.95 ., SKILLOSO HOISIWAIIIIJI1T. HHSIWAIIIIPT. MEN'S BOYS' PERMANENT PRESS MEN'S FLANNEL PAJAMAS Cotton. • Assorted colors. • Sizes 29 38. SPORTS 91f11NCH • Wash & Wear. • Sizes: S.,.,~!A-;,~'1M~ Colors. >· . SillS 7-14 Coot Style. Snap front with boxer · waist. Sins 6·18. Sanforized, completely washable. FLANNEL • 65% Dacron·35% A lot of style goe1 with you 01 you toke these 100% wool sweaters to co llege or school with you. Select from V-neck, Cord!iOn or Crew neck models in o'~ _ -..,V..rt\Siors. Slzos S, M, L, XL. ... '"" lio ' {also in suede) MEN'S IVY PANTS SWEATERS T~e new wet look I l'h WUFOID DIVIDID ., .'iJ ' s3!!5 .,. REGULAR $5.99 OUILOWIST I'IKIIYII 011'115 CltJTHIN6 IIIPT. OIALm IVYPAITSI 3-TOED DISH 15 70Z. ,.,. tlOIIIM BEHOLD MEN'S Front ol trouwr ..Iii' fr<~m hip to bortom hcu outlicM reinforcement of heOY)I otinyl cooled facing ~ri­ WESTERN JEANS o! .. . two front rlosh po~k.,,, b.lt loop•, wotch podl•t, zipper lly front , • Sizes: 29-38. e • Sanfori1ed Wat.hable . e Blu& Denim . reinforced • One piece injec· HICK'S IIOULAI a.tt -·· BOOTS rubb~ti!•d $577 $488 tion molded. e e 100% Waterproof. e Resistant to most chemicals. RnAIL VALUE $8.95 $111 . RETAIL VALUE $12.95 SIWTS SHITSIJI1T. BOOTS SNOOPY &THE RED BARON $ 99 RETAIL VALUI $1.59 EGG, CREME RINSE, BATH OIL RETAIL VALUE $1.39 CHOICE RETAIL VALUE $1.05 ,. 50Z. CALM SPRAY POWDER PEPTOBISMOL GROOM & CLEAN 68( CDSIIII7t lilT. 99( ~·., 19~ RITAIL V~LUE 69 1 39( uoz. MISS BRECK . SOL SECRET AlltWIISI'IUIT1 SPlAY :-: (} •nAILVALUI 69' ... II~TAIL ·YALUI CDSMIIIt , , h. ' ' ..' ' • ,t ~· r..,.., " . ' .............. ,,.,_ _ _ _ ...,._.,,.,.__ .. . ,.. - - ---...0:,."'-~'•'.l:l:.! :·,r.·:'-;:!;;~,~<:t:;::_ ·~· --""':"".a~-w.,o _ ____,.. ... - -~ - ~--·- •• ~ .,. , ,. , ·~ .. •- il_.,. .. ___...•. ..,.....~.,._"; ...;:, ;, ;.~;!:..,,,;0:~-~,:,. : , .._.. , . __ _,_......: - -"'~ _. ~ ~· - --- .....·- ~· ·-·'·.., .,..·r-c.•~ "ll ,.. ,_ ,..• .~.~··'"4• 77(sac t I ·' 6 OZ. RAYON DICK MOP DOLL 2STTLIS • 14" tall. e Rooted Ho;r • Salt vinyl htad, arms and !ells. 11 Lifttlike" tyet. They're bock, they're hat! Safe washable plastic ploy wigs. This new three piece ploy wig wt is on instant hit with liHie girls of all ag••· Now girls con be a brunette, be a red· head or be a blonde I Wigs fit all head si1es. Packaged in new colorful photoghrphic box, shrink wrapped. $]77 $118 ,.,.,, lnAIL VALUI $6.00 FINGER PAINT SET ' 'fhlt 1 ,/ I ~r:•r. ,.,,, anAIL VALUI $5.69 lnAIL YALUI$2.00 KENT RUBBER BASKETBALL Singlt ply baH. Official tizo and weight. Quaity aH rubber construction. Striped seams. · , ,6'8( , 1-AJLYAL'I!i GUITAR 3 Style• "·'-- P'!~; .splllutos and inslru<lfons. ,, DECK MOP WIGS SOFTEE KIN BABY E.etyonelhol!1"jaY1 f l - .painflng will onjay this fin· gil pqi~ kh. Each lit canlo;ns pa;nt, iingor paint· '' .:~ i ' . ,'' 90Z.COnON 6STRING MILTON IIADLIY . ' .. DOUBLE NINE 40Z. 4.50L •nAIL YAWl $5.00 . BUFFERIN lOO's SHAMPOO 0-CEDAR HORSMAN • PRINCESS SUE \M. IIDIISEWA/11/JIPT. GAME A. doUghtful game for kidt that features4hat dashing, dorino, cavalier of tho sky, Snaapy and hi• · Dreh·tntmy, tht villolhiGUI Rod Boron. · InAIL VALUI $10.95 "'" IITAIL VALUI $1.95 MILTON IRA~IY 11" SERVING OR RELISH EAtH TOILET I OWL CLEANER IINSIWAIIJ11T. INSULATED $5'' "sse 47( BIIIWAII J11T. ANCHOR HOCKING CHOICE THIS GROUP VANISH WIND EX GLASS CLEANER A well-styled, weight all shooting. Made of dyed Mulford «tlor and repellent treated . GONDOLA DISH 460Z. AEROSOL -T-BAC IEUIOTTOI HOISIWAIIDIPT. BOWL (Not Shown) 55• In AIL YALUI $1.99 FUJINITURI POLISH HUNTING PANTS RELISH DISH ..,o.o~ANCHOR HOCKfNGt;LASSWARE tlOTI(IIIf ,,,. 10" AVOCADO DIVIDED 6'N"GOLD RELISH DISH CI.DTIIIM RETAIL VALUE $1.29 Extra thick Cast Aluminum cookware takes on heat readily and distributes heat evenly throughout the sides and bottom, eliminating hot spots, sticking or burning. Outside surfaces are pebblt·Qrained for long-lasting beauty. lnte· rion are specially finished with a unique process to dose minute costing portiS and give a slick Hard-Seal* finish for easy cleaning. Thick cent aluminum insures low heat, wo· terless cooking that seals in n•oitture, flavor and healthful vitamins and minerals. 3-PIECE CAST IRON · IETAILYAWI $3••• ' ' ' ' BUBBLE GUM BANK $ 00 100COUNt IUIILIIMIM Dlilll llfiW 494 �U--TbellollYSelltinei,Middleport-PIIneroy, O.,Oct. 7,1970 I' ! .. I •I ! \ OPEN DAILY 10 TO 9- SUNDAY 1TO 7-PRICES IN EFFECT THROUGH SUNDAY OCT.ll, WIRLE QUANTITIES LAST 7-PRICES IN GIRLS' 11"SQUARE SLACKS SNYDER TEFLON GRIDDLE POLE LAMP Ttflon·coated griddle that meGfts no ·stick cooking and no·'Kour cleaning I Flare leQ, bonded orion slacks in White & Iran Plnllh $ assorted co\grs O~!d prints. • White paio with bnasslamp sedion e 3 Cal;,.,;al hobnaa 1;..., palyethylono whn shades • 3-Way twitch liTAI. 3T06X lEGAL WAlE YAWl t4··· ,, FAMILY SIZE 10 lb. 11 oz. TODDLER JACKETS e CHOICE OF HOODED CORDUROY STYLE OR NYLON SHELLS e .t.SSORTED COlORS e SIZES 2 T04& 3 T06X tlDTHIIIf '"'· BONDED KNIT Elastic waist. • Straight leg. UMIT 1 BOX • Navy, black, bur· gvndy, and brown . e Sizes 8-18. BOO Boxes Onty HOUSEWARE'S DEPT. Pt. Pleasant Stole On~ CI.DTHIM 1111'1. pull-on INDOOR DRYER LADIES' PANTS • COOKWARE SET TUBULAR STEEL LADIES' 99 BOYS' OR GIRLS' SIZES 7TO 14 $3.22 7-PIECE CAST ALUMINUM -All s3e FLANNEL PAJAMAS long !ell pajamas with % inch sleeves. Selection of prints and solids. Sizos 32 to 40. ti.(JTIII/Ifl lnAIL VALUE $5.00 ClDTH/1/f 1111. catch • Corrugated dowels, cloth«t can't slip off • Folds flat for star· age. $199 linAIL VALUI $2.50 ,,, $ • Ughtweight strength • Curved steel top braces with surt lock NtJIISIWARI IIIPT. ,. Heavy-duty cookware that won't bend or chip. Pro· duces even heat.Sizes: 3", 5" & 8''. $ 12 InAIL VALUI $5.95 S7~!.L VALUI $17.95 ., SKILLOSO HOISIWAIIIIJI1T. HHSIWAIIIIPT. MEN'S BOYS' PERMANENT PRESS MEN'S FLANNEL PAJAMAS Cotton. • Assorted colors. • Sizes 29 38. SPORTS 91f11NCH • Wash & Wear. • Sizes: S.,.,~!A-;,~'1M~ Colors. >· . SillS 7-14 Coot Style. Snap front with boxer · waist. Sins 6·18. Sanforized, completely washable. FLANNEL • 65% Dacron·35% A lot of style goe1 with you 01 you toke these 100% wool sweaters to co llege or school with you. Select from V-neck, Cord!iOn or Crew neck models in o'~ _ -..,V..rt\Siors. Slzos S, M, L, XL. ... '"" lio ' {also in suede) MEN'S IVY PANTS SWEATERS T~e new wet look I l'h WUFOID DIVIDID ., .'iJ ' s3!!5 .,. REGULAR $5.99 OUILOWIST I'IKIIYII 011'115 CltJTHIN6 IIIPT. OIALm IVYPAITSI 3-TOED DISH 15 70Z. ,.,. tlOIIIM BEHOLD MEN'S Front ol trouwr ..Iii' fr<~m hip to bortom hcu outlicM reinforcement of heOY)I otinyl cooled facing ~ri­ WESTERN JEANS o! .. . two front rlosh po~k.,,, b.lt loop•, wotch podl•t, zipper lly front , • Sizes: 29-38. e • Sanfori1ed Wat.hable . e Blu& Denim . reinforced • One piece injec· HICK'S IIOULAI a.tt -·· BOOTS rubb~ti!•d $577 $488 tion molded. e e 100% Waterproof. e Resistant to most chemicals. RnAIL VALUE $8.95 $111 . RETAIL VALUE $12.95 SIWTS SHITSIJI1T. BOOTS SNOOPY &THE RED BARON $ 99 RETAIL VALUI $1.59 EGG, CREME RINSE, BATH OIL RETAIL VALUE $1.39 CHOICE RETAIL VALUE $1.05 ,. 50Z. CALM SPRAY POWDER PEPTOBISMOL GROOM & CLEAN 68( CDSIIII7t lilT. 99( ~·., 19~ RITAIL V~LUE 69 1 39( uoz. MISS BRECK . SOL SECRET AlltWIISI'IUIT1 SPlAY :-: (} •nAILVALUI 69' ... II~TAIL ·YALUI CDSMIIIt , , h. ' ' ..' ' • ,t ~· r..,.., " . ' .............. ,,.,_ _ _ _ ...,._.,,.,.__ .. . ,.. - - ---...0:,."'-~'•'.l:l:.! :·,r.·:'-;:!;;~,~<:t:;::_ ·~· --""':"".a~-w.,o _ ____,.. ... - -~ - ~--·- •• ~ .,. , ,. , ·~ .. •- il_.,. .. ___...•. ..,.....~.,._"; ...;:, ;, ;.~;!:..,,,;0:~-~,:,. : , .._.. , . __ _,_......: - -"'~ _. ~ ~· - --- .....·- ~· ·-·'·.., .,..·r-c.•~ "ll ,.. ,_ ,..• .~.~··'"4• 77(sac t I ·' 6 OZ. RAYON DICK MOP DOLL 2STTLIS • 14" tall. e Rooted Ho;r • Salt vinyl htad, arms and !ells. 11 Lifttlike" tyet. They're bock, they're hat! Safe washable plastic ploy wigs. This new three piece ploy wig wt is on instant hit with liHie girls of all ag••· Now girls con be a brunette, be a red· head or be a blonde I Wigs fit all head si1es. Packaged in new colorful photoghrphic box, shrink wrapped. $]77 $118 ,.,.,, lnAIL VALUI $6.00 FINGER PAINT SET ' 'fhlt 1 ,/ I ~r:•r. ,.,,, anAIL VALUI $5.69 lnAIL YALUI$2.00 KENT RUBBER BASKETBALL Singlt ply baH. Official tizo and weight. Quaity aH rubber construction. Striped seams. · , ,6'8( , 1-AJLYAL'I!i GUITAR 3 Style• "·'-- P'!~; .splllutos and inslru<lfons. ,, DECK MOP WIGS SOFTEE KIN BABY E.etyonelhol!1"jaY1 f l - .painflng will onjay this fin· gil pqi~ kh. Each lit canlo;ns pa;nt, iingor paint· '' .:~ i ' . ,'' 90Z.COnON 6STRING MILTON IIADLIY . ' .. DOUBLE NINE 40Z. 4.50L •nAIL YAWl $5.00 . BUFFERIN lOO's SHAMPOO 0-CEDAR HORSMAN • PRINCESS SUE \M. IIDIISEWA/11/JIPT. GAME A. doUghtful game for kidt that features4hat dashing, dorino, cavalier of tho sky, Snaapy and hi• · Dreh·tntmy, tht villolhiGUI Rod Boron. · InAIL VALUI $10.95 "'" IITAIL VALUI $1.95 MILTON IRA~IY 11" SERVING OR RELISH EAtH TOILET I OWL CLEANER IINSIWAIIJ11T. INSULATED $5'' "sse 47( BIIIWAII J11T. ANCHOR HOCKING CHOICE THIS GROUP VANISH WIND EX GLASS CLEANER A well-styled, weight all shooting. Made of dyed Mulford «tlor and repellent treated . GONDOLA DISH 460Z. AEROSOL -T-BAC IEUIOTTOI HOISIWAIIDIPT. BOWL (Not Shown) 55• In AIL YALUI $1.99 FUJINITURI POLISH HUNTING PANTS RELISH DISH ..,o.o~ANCHOR HOCKfNGt;LASSWARE tlOTI(IIIf ,,,. 10" AVOCADO DIVIDED 6'N"GOLD RELISH DISH CI.DTIIIM RETAIL VALUE $1.29 Extra thick Cast Aluminum cookware takes on heat readily and distributes heat evenly throughout the sides and bottom, eliminating hot spots, sticking or burning. Outside surfaces are pebblt·Qrained for long-lasting beauty. lnte· rion are specially finished with a unique process to dose minute costing portiS and give a slick Hard-Seal* finish for easy cleaning. Thick cent aluminum insures low heat, wo· terless cooking that seals in n•oitture, flavor and healthful vitamins and minerals. 3-PIECE CAST IRON · IETAILYAWI $3••• ' ' ' ' BUBBLE GUM BANK $ 00 100COUNt IUIILIIMIM Dlilll llfiW 494 �.. ' --~·---~·--- ----------~-- ... ,.. ... . . . ~ ' · ·-~·~~ · ·' ,. ....... - . ....... ..,. .... . ,. · ·~. ~ ... _................ ~- . . . . . . . ...., ....... ,... .,,.. ....--·-- ..... . _____ _.......... ...... _.,.. ,_. --.. ._ -~------··· .... ~·· · --- · ~·~ · · 16- The !llllly Sentinel, Middlep.irt-Pomerov. 0 .•Ol'l. 7, 1!170 NEWSPAPER KEEPS New Theory Holds Scourge Came from Eastern Peoples By ROBERT MUSEL LONDON ( UPIJ - A scientist has studied the evidtnce and Pf(llloWlced Chriltopher Columbus and his sailors Innocent of the crime of bringing back from the new world one of the uglier diseases that afflict Genghis Khan and Tamertane and The Crusades to the Holy Land brought many Europeans into closer contact with the peoples and diseases of South· western Asia. "Is it a coincidence," he wrote, "that mercury, which was so Important ln. the 16th and later centuries as a cure for syphilis, should have been Science today ~~ voyages years after U..reis no evidence that the Cohanbus crews who came into direct contact with the Indians were ever themselves sufferers of the disease . Nor is he convinced that L~e epidemic was actually due ID syphilis. •'The association of thr early voyages of COiwnbus wiU the late 15th century epidemics In Europe Is too 'Udy' and not satisfaclory from an epldemiological point of view," he said. In an article in "Science Journal," BrothweU wrote thal evidenre from ancient skeletons sugseslS quite a diHerent direcUon for the source of the disease-Asia, and more specifically, China. He suggests that It orlglnsted there more than 2,000 years aso _.d then spresd acrosa the Pacific to the American Continent and westwards to Europe with the e•pansl ' on of the Arabi' an .a Emp ire. Brolhwell says the campaigns and conquests of the armies of such warriors as Saladin, ,4,..e 61 Dies .nei' ,.., H. DELAWARE, Ohio - Mrs. Theda E. Glazier, 61, who died here this morning, waa the wile of the Rev. Francis H. Glazier, formerly a pas I or ln the Pomeroy ares. Mrs. Gluler was bern in Coshocton but had been a resident of Delaware five years. In addiUoo to her husband, llhe is survived by four sisters, Mrs. Gertrude McKee, Mn. Maxine Beshong, and Mrs . Leota Aroool~ aU of Coshocton, and Mn. Elva Hutchinson, St. Petersburg, Fla ., and two brothers, Emmett and Rodney of Coohoclon. Friend! may call at the Bennett Brown FW>eral Home here after 7 pro. Thursday where services will be held Friday at a p.m. The funeral will be Saturday at 2 p.m. at the Prarie Chapel United Methodist Church at Warsaw. Burial will be in the adJ'oln;n• cemetery. -- (Color) "I suppose you waotto bow what this 'lamily plaooiog' 59 N. 2nd Ave. is all about?" . . military Junta set up Tuesday rnn ., g':"'::t -~ Wearing lfparel For Your Family and Fumishi1115 For Your Home L----------------------' ----- -- --• mmn GROUND . ROUND 3•~ar 2 for 1. 75 lb. COLONIAL FIR~DE HONEY SUGAR : -. zs• 79c MEAT......................~:. ••• If· )· Ill. WITH 15 OR MORE effeclile unll 10-13·70 WN AND TENDER Ohio Valley Lun St!Uied Sliced T-BONES BACON .. 1. PUR~ MMGMINE ' . ' Bakery SpeeiMll REG. 55' IIOI.SUM , ~~•69C . BISCUITS •• 49•· ' 5 g'g•· . '' ti.~ .,, . ia.·. "111:. '··•1 . ... ' ' < ~ ,· • . • Rltht ,.....,.,. ,;.lt•lt ""'oct""• It Glllllr Accept Ftt Fotd SllliPI' Prices Effectiw Oct 7·13 o,on """·· .... ~ .. ' CHOC. MILK. . ' .SiHI, ..Y81100 . 'l. ,.I !AI =n~wm" "Tt..lt.,. IIIlA ....., Y••· n LIU" DIARY BUY••• FAIRMONT CIWMMS .. . From USDA Choice Beef • SUNDAYS . . -JELLY SPECIAL! • CLOSID '· KRAfT GRAPE BEEF STEW ()loudy ond w•rm todayi:; chance of thundershowers ..·.. Mos tly cloudy tonight an4··: Friday with a chance of thWl·"· dershowers. i,ow tonight in the · upper ~ and lower all. Hlgb · · Saturday In the 70s. ::' TEN CENTS,· THURSDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1970 RuUand vaillage council in a special session Wednesday evenlns, gave Commonwealth Systems, Inc., of Indiana authority to Investigate ways to finance the proposed com· munity sewage disposal IJSlem, Vernoo Weber, clerk, "3-eet"..,.,• ff- ' Elberfelds In Pome From USDA Choice Beef From Choice USDA Beef Robert, Darst, Pl. ~I; Earl Osborne, Henderlon; l!llly Hickman, Evau; Dilly Jo Croley, Leon; Vlrelnla YOII, At~; Vernoo MIUer, Pl. Pleuanl . DISCHARGE~/ '-' :r~Y Frazier, Mrs. ~ f,ert7, '"chael Jones, 11!"''1!. ".-' .,.. Ronnie Willett, N Delton, NeDie Paugh, Rlelilrd canon, Mrs. Cecil Dean, Dosnle Ftazler, ~Cowger. r~ported. Don Devore of the Com· monwealth engineering finn presented the final preUminary plans to COWICU which includes the location of sewer Lines and treatment plants. Devore told council that the approximate cost of the system Police Getting New'\{elp ~ ,.· .......... .;,::;• c1au at Borea'Jilgb School by another girl. They were told they would feel very cold. They were lhen told they were Wll'llllnl up ind would awalrin. All but ihe Pertlna girl came out of the trance ind she was taken to lll&leslde 1'8ychlalrlc Hoepltalalteuflredeparlment emer•ency "'uad wu caned •· ~ ., ., the school. Mn.SandyPorklnll,theglrl's mother, said llhe recosnlzed lll4ilnbers of her famUy but MAYONNAISE ......~..~~ .........................~~.~~. 49' ORANGE DRINK ..~~~.~~:~...................... 4 qts. for s1 HAGERTY WAX ~~·~ ....................~~.~.~. 89' AMERICAN CHEESE ~~~~~~ ..........~.~.~.~~53' CREAMORA .!~~~~.~.~~~.........................~~.~.~.59' CAKE MIX :~~~~~Ofow 3bu. for89' MAXWELL HOUSE ~ DRIP ................ 31b. can 269 Phebe Says.... ,• H;;;an~;;.:~r~~~~ Visit Elberfelds Infants and ChU'rens Wear Department On the 2nd out wben troopa loyal to him ~- -- - . I enttne Weather l I ADMISSIONS ;;_ iAI'I' Smith, ooU•psedlndlaorder. couldnotehaltetheldeathatsbe 4LBERTIIICE DIII8 was freeslng cold. LET'D'T, fl., v·a . _ Albert Torres' victory was aasured nn . wben Gen. Femando Sattorl, ~ Rice, 74, Lelltt RD, chief of lhe air Ioree and a died Ibis mOI'IIlni at Holzer memlla'ofthe Junta, threw his COON CONTEST Medleal Center. Mr. Rlee, a suppcrt 1o Torres and with 11 a vAN WERT, Ohio (UP!) - Iarmer, wu a fllr!IW' employe handful of Wcwld War D Pi! The nve-<lay meet of the World of the West VlrClalJ 81114 Rolld MUilanga wlllch buzzed the Championship Coon hunt Commlslllon and of the Muon palace and strafed a opened here Tuesday with IIICli'O County Board of Education. recalcitrant mllltary barracks. than 300 dogs participating. Funeral services will lie an· The oilier members of the ·The winner will receive a II- nounced by the Fogleson1 Jwrta simply dlsaJlllOIIIed. foot-4 trophy. Funeral !lame. liii!'iilll -~~;;;;;;.;;;.;;,.;.;.;,;___________~---•• • ,.,.,.._,. ,.., ~:~~r=:~ =: : ./' \ ..- • Ple~ut'Va~y. Break LA PAZ, BoUvia (UPI) LeftUI Gen. Juan Jose Torreo, backed by the air force, students. leltwlng laborers and a ragtag army of peaoants, """"led today u the new llrongman of BoUvla In a oerles ... ... Utat ·c:... llldrtod . clvU war . Prices Effective October 7-13 / u=i'hta Um! n The United Auto Workers slrlke against General Motors, now In Its fourth week, Is beglnnlng to be felt by auto dealers in Ohio and 110111e feel it could put them out of bualnel8. "We got no merdumdise, 80 how the hell clll you sell lll)'lhlna," laid John Wrlebt, aenertl 111811C1ger of an Old· smoblle agency In aeveland. "It's pulling 81 out of Middleport. 0. 992-5560 SHOW 5T ARTS 7 P.M. POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO Man of Muscle Michael Crawford Stanley Baker at y The crabeater seal, one of four varieties fowtd in Antarctic waters,. feeds almost ex· elusively oo shrimp. ~ Tot t'etl is neUI 15.00 UP DUDLErS RDRIST - PlusTHE GAMES FUNt\lES! • Now You Know the e&ncmy bu created a 111 cutback In put't!blael 1n 1111 areas. The otrlke hu cost the ••• mDilo In Ua ecommy... n payro alone. Always Appr~lafed .· ·Alway• ·co~l'ett Pllmela Tiffin = t eS:~~':::b:: ~ break the spell was reported In ssllafactory condlUOD today but sliD nortlaUy uniler the spell in wlllch'llhe kept mul1erlng '1'm ..._._, I'm freezing." R. Perkins, 18, ~'" Berea, and nine other clusmata were put Into a trance Tueadav In a oclence h•ttness." The lllrlke 1.1 affecting the ..._ 18 auto market in two ways- "" of C8l'l to seD and lact of IIICIIIC!J with whldl to biQ' lllem. The otrlke bt Ohio hu Idled 85,000·1Jt!110111 and the Impact AVASE OF ROWERS io••~~~·ri1ov READING TH!;;- OdES'? UanJ fO CLE~ (UP!~:: Jn~ Hard 1'imes ed _ _ lalenlalloaal BEARY'S WORlD FIRE DEAm EUCLID, Ohio (UP!) VIVA MAX ~f Spell ;., · nlllllnatioo of Sadal, a 51-year· old longtime friend of the late SORORITY TO MEET ESYPtlan leader. The national The XI Gamma Mu Sorority referendum was expected to be · will meet Thursday at a pro. at held Oct. 15 and If II approves the home of Mrs. Margaret Sadat as expected the sweartns Follrod. in wlU be Oct. 17. ------------------- ~ October f-10 f.ol..J Auto JJealers .< = >:=:::::=»~:<'=''"':li:=:=:=>:<=:=:=i'!:=>ii-i="-'""'' :!tin~~ a:.r~~; LAME SESSION WASHINGTON (UP!) Congres• has decided officially It will meet again after the November elections, the first · smce · such "lame duck " sessron Fridoy & So1urdoy ave use-••v -~ NOT OPEN l Wllh the ollulllon in EIYPI apparonUy headed towards normalization, diplomatic altenUoo ooce again IOcuaed 011 the ceasHire alq the Suez Canal. IndlcaUoos ·were the ~ day truce which bepn Aag. 7 WGUid be eltlended at leaal for another three moolhs by illracl, Egypt and Jordan. assembly appeared certain to stve Its approval today lo the nlllllnatlm of AnWar Sadal aa president to replace Gamal Abdel Nasser, clearlllg the way fora naUonal referendum tO put Badal Into power, the UPI learned. The wu holding ''""' twoaeeslonstoday-amorninll session devoted mosUy to eulogies for Nasser, who died died Tuesday of smoke inhalation alter a cigarette he was smoking set a chair he was sleeping in afire. Tonight & Thursd11y October 7-1 ' ' !'T MAKES ME HAPPY • :< : :;:;: : <=: : : ,~:~:<=i:~: " '"-'*~:~i:~<'i"'* Sadat m8 ~ O The Egyptian national One suit f..- divorce wu IUed and another was sranted In Meigs CoW>ty Commoo Plea& court Tuesday. William R. Black, Mid· dleport, Rt. I, filed suit against Virginia Marie Black, Columbus, charging gross Betty Gllk neglect of duty. ey waa gr.,ted a divorce from Bernard Gilkey and awarded custody of 000 minor child. ioiOW, DO 'ltlU KNOW WHAT THE i'II;W$MPeR VOL. XXII NO. 124 Frank Krausner , 73, Euclid, MEIGS THEATRE .. F"J _ _:,_ l'Pd'S. ~r.er, mic of what has been diagnosed aa syphlUs struck parts of Europe. The popular view has been that this was cootracted from American indians by the oailors, an W>welcome gift from the New World to the Old W ld or . But Don Regina! BrothweU of the Brllbh Musewn of Natural Hlslory baa never been safl.s.. fled with this veroloo beca..,. brought back to Europe by these crusaders?'' Brothwell warned there can be no relaxation In the baiUe against the disease. "Since the lntroductioo of antibloUcs In the . last 2S years new resistant forms have arisen which have already spread aroW>d the world, causing a new plat!ue of syphilis," he said. See •~ the of Columbus an epide- MILLIONS OF DOLLARS ARE SPENT OH NEWS· •PAPER AMRTISINC;. W!\ICH IN TU~ SE~L~ MILLIONS OF DOLLARS ~'Ill OF GOODS AND KEEPS MILLIONS OF PEOPLE THE WORlD INFORMED! Til£ NEWSPIIIPER ltliCOROS ¥oi:)RLD HISTORYAND TI!LL'o ABOUT OUR PRESIDENTS! '' _ , . OVER 410 MEIGS COUNTY 'YOUNG PEOPlE are ~ NaUonal 4-H Wed:. Dilplaylng the !lag clthe 4-H PfOIIriiD, lrom the tell, are Mrs. Deborsb Conkin, Melgo County Eid""eJm ~1. IIQwiCDIIOIIIIca; illriNira Lewla and Cleryl Mowery. Mill Lewll and Mill Mft11rY ~ , .., !Ia P'lv• PIIIDI$11r .Stltcbenl, one of the 100111 actl~ clubs ln the county. Sae Pagft today. Confrontation in Texas !IOV$TON (UPI)-Gcn·. Pre· stoit Saillh· walked out 1.11 the lllaga tO liD !,Goo University of lfoulton' etudenls how proud he wu of Texal youth. The Teu.a governor was ping to teD them how he has inTolved young peop1r, In hio admlnlslraUon and how, twice lhlll YW. he hu summoned student h•oders from repreaen· taUve univeo'llltles to conoult with him 111 yooth problems. Smith never got the chance lo open his moulh. Wben he walked out m the stage Wednesday the stvdents began shouting, booing and then chanting : "Free Lee otta JohnaCII." Johnson Is a mllllanl Negro from Houston sentm;,e<t lo 30 )'ears In prilon lor possessing a marijuana cip.rette. 'llie chanting, booln& and llhoutlnc sr,w louder and Bill HoWa, a t~ aide of the . governor'a, wu U111Uccesslulin Athen11 Sale of Calve~ Bring in biB attempts to quiet them. Smith tried to speak several limes and llnally threw up his hands In detlp8ir and was escorted through the shouting crowd by a cordon ol15securlly oHlcers. Randy Chapman, 21, a sealor business major from Houstoo, began waving a broom and chased Smith out of the room. He waa otopped by ICICIII'lty oHlcers and In the JCU!IIe Olapman's sla"l!8 were IJ'o. ken. Chapman said the pvemor "oat up there with biB big bubble face smile llld did not rl!llpood" 1o questl0111 concern· in8 wby Jobnlon bad no!. been paroled. Johnaon was senlellced In 1168. "He never made an attempt to speak and people started yelllnll," Chapman laid. "He came here lo talk to cblldren Md wu mel 117 adults with a poiUUcal cooscl0111111esa. He Just could not respond to lt. I don't think he will dare show up on any C8lllJlCL' In tile lllate of Teus. It really ocared me because this'!'!"" II suppooed ID repr mt us. "While I IIIII llave great coolldence In the vet majority of our YOWl& people, tha Ume baa JMIW CCIIlt lo .~ut a atop lo such foolllhneu, Smith said later In a prepared tdalmlent. "If the studenll cannot behave lhemselvea and live lllder the rules of lbe In· stllutlona-Jual 88 private clllzelllarerequlredtoplaceobeythefo law-then there Is .., ~ them In our haDa ot.~· the aavernor said. If college lllmlniltralln ClDIIOI control this aorry. spectacle, we must lind wa,w to step In and ~traigbten out these UD· di8clpllned JOUDII people- bolh student and non..tudenl- who llir up this kind of dJalur. baru:e." RUBBian W1118 Nobel Prise would he $600,000. He also ad· vised council there is a possibility that federal grants can be obtained for perhaps haH of the total cost, Eber reported. Commonwealth,in addition to the planning, secures the financing, Weber noted. If grants can he obtained, the balance due on the system would be psld from revenue received from the system. In other business, it wu announced that council and village officials will hold an open meeting Tuesday, Oct. 20, at 7:30 p. m. at the Rutland Legion Hall to discuss the proposed tax levy of II ve mills lo be voted on this November for street repair. · Attending were Mayor O.ne ThompsOn, Councilmen Bill Brown, Bob Snowden, Harvey Erlewine, Ernest Nlchoiaon and Jim Fry, and Weber . . TopiC lO Be Drugs MEIGS MEN HONORED - Throe Mei811 Co111tianl, Bernard Fultz, left; Keith Goble, and Tom Waugh were 111110111140 pe1'80118 honored Wedneeday nJchllla Boy Seoul Leldenhlp Giftl CuiUvatloo Dinner lithe Gallipolis Quine Oub. The dinner laWlched a C8IIIJ>liin deslgned to raise funds for the support of Saluting In the M-G-M Scouting Dlslrlct. Over $1,000 waa plqed at Wednesday's meeting. James Norfolk, Deputy Resloo t, Scouting Executive, CinclnnaU, was keynote spesiter. Time to Explore coLuMBus Federal WASHINGTON (UPi) - High grants totaling $220,>74 to administration officials are provide in...rvice training and describing President Nixon's purchase equipment for pollee PARI8 (UP!) -N«<il VIetnam IDd the Vlel CoqlodQ new cease-fire peace plan as officers in 21 southern coW>ties condemaed Presldml Nlloa'o pootee plaa M pa1N1t .. the beginnlns of a procesa of have been approved by the Ohio Or. David Caul, M.D., on the exploration. They beUeve It diplomacy limed at perpetaaliq Ui 8. ............,.. Ia · Law Enforcement Planning staff of the Athens Mental might take coosiderable Ume Vletnam.llut they agreed 1o dtseulliiD flli1lre •P"nl' •. Agency (OLEPA ) according to Health Center, will present a for the proposal to bear fruit. Betb X.. 'l'buy, &be Nortb VJrtna=eu mt.t*r rl.ltate, . Albert G. GOes, director of the program, "Drugs and Drug ..t Mme. N...,.n TIIIIIIDII, lbe ''fonigll mgl...,..' mlbe Department of Urban Affairs. Abuse," at the Meigs Junior The pian, which Nixon said VIet C.C 1overnmmt CCIIled lbe offer pollllal lrletory Projects were submitted High School in Middleport oo he hoped might be "the limed al wDing volel for the RepllbU.... mthe N....,ber through the Southern and Oct. 20, Tuesday , 7, 30 p. m. for beginning of the end of war in e~eca ..... Southeastern Ohio Councils of adults of the area . this century," coupled an Governments, the agencies set The program is being spon· Indochina cease.fire proposal up for law enforcement plan· sored by the Pomeroy with a caU for an international ning for the 2l~unly area Ministerial Association which peace conference, a promise to under the Omnibus Crime W'ges that it is especially lm- negotiate a timetable for the Conununlllts at such a individual Issue of discusslon at Control and Safe Streets Act of portant for leaders of the area complete U.S. troop withdra· dlsadvantoge that they would the Paris peace lalks. 1'!le faclthal It now bas been 1968. to be present for the meeting wal , a wiltingness to seek a ultimately lind the proposal plated in a formal peace plan Funds will be used to furnish since it is becomins apparent political settlement and an attractive. One high administration offi· prea11111ably stems In part at police agencies with equipment that drugs are an area of con~ unconditional release of all war including cruisers, com- cern in rural as well as prisoners. · cial said acceptance of the least .from the" fact that tile municationt equipment, riot metropolitan areas . Reaction fr om Congress, Nixon plan would be the Viet Cong in lis new elihl-polllt conlrol, and other special Or. Caul ill a graduste of especially to the cease-{ire quickest way Hsnot could plan unveiled at Paris Sept. !? equipment ,llema ,.. leas basic Tulane \lnivonil;f and received proposal, was largely favoralllt ac;cc>Dllllllho . .l~ ob~&.U::s oulol in=t~t·~£..t...a.. -• •-, ..~ . , , "'1:! ..... lienS of equipment such as his post graduate tralnins at and even guardedly optimistic. getting a ·.,;,~,can of South Vietnam. ~ heaaldln.advlnce be- . uniforms and oldeanns. Alao Charity Hospital in New The American proposals for "m011t comprelteneJn alate. · excluded were traffic-related Orleans and Winter Veterans The administration obviously "Immediate and unconditional ment" ever made on the war, itens such as radar. Administration Hospital In hoped Nixon 's call for a cease. Under ooe grant in Adams Topeka, Kansas. He is presenUy fire in Vietnam, Laos and release of all prisoners of war fell short of the upectalionl 0# County, pollee cruisers and cllncial director of the Athens Cambodia, together with his held by hoth sides" marked the somedlplomatswhouUclpated radio equipment throughout the Center and is president-elect of proposal for a broadly based first Ume such an idea has something more dramaUc, al· county will be tied together as the Athens County Medical Geneva-type peace cooference been advanced in a formal thougb they had not known the first step in a multi-year Society. Dr . Caul also serves as on all Indochina, would result peace plan presented by the exactly what to expect. ptan to set up a district-wide 8 consultant to a tour coW>ty in increased international pres- United States. White House offl' 'alB made communicaUOOs system. mental health and mental sure on the Communists to Previously the United States no great claim lhst Nlson'a One srant will help set up an retardation board in the area of begin serious discussions. has attacked the problem of plan broke any new ground. , advanced in...rvtce training drug education. The entire new plan was getting Its men held by Hanoi One of these officials said the school. Classes, to be held in The Rev. Arthur LW>d, pastor predicated on the assumption and the Viet Cong released by plan should be Judged 111 Its Cltllllcothe, wlU ho avallable to of the Pomeroy St. Paul that the defeat O.alt the making il a separate and merits ratt.er than its nove!Ues. aU pollee officers In the area. Lutheran Church, is chainnan Communists in Cambodia, plus Courses wlU include drug abu..e of the committee on the progress in the "Vietnami· and related problems, clvU arrangements for the meeting. zaUon" program, have placed dlslurbance cootrol, equipment . UT: use ud care and firearms "e ' tralninS with both classroom ind ranie tralnln&. PONTIAC, Mich. (UPI) - A in this industrial city of 115,000 The Soulbeaatem Ohio OOG state ofemergency lY8S In effect north of Detroit remained open. embraces Diatrlcl li, Athens, By United Presa IDiemaUoaat Cloud campaign aide James here tociay following three days The state of emergency, Belmont, Gallla, Hocking, Cl!llfornia Govern~r Ronald A. Duerk said Reagan orlglnsl- of fighting between white and declared by Jacbon 111 the Jackson, Meigs, Monroe, Reagan IS pitching m ID help ly approached Cloud, among black tee~H~gers during which advice of Police Chief Wllliaal Morgan, Noble, Perry' Vinton the campatgn of . Republican other GOP gullernatorial candi· four whita and one Negro have Hanger and the City eom,. ind Wuhlngton CoW>ties. gubernatorial candidate Roger dates, and offered to produce been shot. mission, banned the sale of Cloud. television spot annoW>cements. A l~ur curlew was lm· alcohol and gasotine in take-. Cloud for Governor headquar· "We were very grateful," posed W>Ui 6 am. by Mayor away containers and galherlnp BODY IDENTIFIED ters reported Wednesday that Duerk said, "but our TV pro· Robert F. Jackson _.d the two of more than four persoos. It CXlLUMBUS (UPI) - The Reagan Is making personol ductlon was already made up schools which have been the also forbade all persons except body of a woman found in the telephone caDs from his home and scheduled according to our focal points of the violance were police from carryiltg woapona meter room of a creamery three state 1o "top CCIIIIrlbutors" In budset. He asreed. Instead, to closed today. The other schools on the street. days 880 has besn Identified as Ohio, urging them to furnish make these telephone caDs to Locralne Thomas, 19, Collllll· more financial support to the raise some money." hull. Cloud campaign. (ConUnued on page 12) c • Sh ut Ti" rty d A ss lsttng • • Cl0 u ht Autopsy Finding Awaited An autopsy wiU be performed married girl, had been burled In to coolinn that an apparent a shoe box on property ol the prematurely born baby has died of natural causes in Meigs County. In Reedsville Wednesday to lnvestiga\e the desth of the infant, developed to about the six month stage, were Sheriff Robert Hartenbach, Dr. Rey R. Pickens, coroner and Prosecuting Attorney Bernard family . The Incident was called to the attention of local ofllclala by Gallia County authori~ after the girl had souchl poll· delivery medical altenUon Ill the Holzer Medical Center. There waa no ~ Qf· any foul play Involved In lllo death of the Infant. Howenr; the autopsy will be perfwme4 itt Fultz. Coiumbua to confirm lll4' Olficiols ssid lhst the baby, oplnilll of local ofl'ocials on lhli born to an 18-year.old un- matter. I � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 7, 1970 Glazier