https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/8bf975be536e7eb5d28b292aaf7a810e.pdf ed7ad486e8b33e566e665c0af729412e PDF Text Text • . ~f, ·.'I$!' I~ ~·~ ~,~, '- ·.~.. "' -;iS, ' ' lm'AWAI!JI'II'~';rrda AbUt'- ......., • By'IJailod I'Telt lalmlaUollll In IIM4, Howard Metzenbaum was an incU'p<lrator ol the Ohio School ol Social Scl...,.s in Clevelnnd, a fact the Democratic senatorial candidate be,.,,. •tie rdaCioM ........ adu. 11 ......e1a1 lho !IIPI!••U.• tleo, ~~~da luUoo." /',~t ;:' Th ,. - ··,(t- • . IU:C!d ..ieat of .lpl ed. ''Every year, we have lhol>sanda of YOUDI ~ COOling Into the laboc nlai'let In Ohio and we mUll hsve the Jobs avaUable for them," Cloud said. "We can only do this only if we maintain a favorable busine,. and employment climate." Cloud's Democratic opponent, John J. Gilligan, planned to canoe down the Mill Creek In Clnclnnstl today, where he says pollution is among the wocst of the state. He said the first job of the state •dmlnistratlon is "to enforce immediately ~ laWI •lready established llalnst pol- • ~)<'{ ,. . ~.J.I:f~ ' 1 '-'ll!(~r~;~,.··~n,-;···· :z·' .: ,,~ ~i;;!$· ""' ~· -. ~ p . '!f·: '·• . Rose Lauds Brooks Robinson !'; '~-: ~;;:r ,. • k e~:~ ~:Jn- . ~;t·~, 1,1:~~ 1~. ~ft ~ ' ' •' •, t, ,. ~ ' • ' WASIIINGTON .(UPII -Olin· .> WbeD the mu ll .e ~to llft'llllmlll ~ qt lhe Delli the Jloqio, Roji. Wlllllm McQul!elillllilbave a\f..,ll'lcb up Callocb, 114do,la ~ 10 Ill* • - In 1~ 10 11eep uk for 1111animllola COIIIIIIt to my COlli try is a quesUOII in IIllo elet:lion is shocking," answered Mellenbaum. ·briJIS tile tast of cletlnlng up ~ ~. 'rri 1 l!lqlrilt; ~ mm ' lll!llt ollleeti.Oa, '.however, ''The school, when fDWided in tile lna<usable polluUon we ..... f·~·~·.,.w.>·ww·~. ·...:... .... 111 ·~diQellt wu WOUkl NqU1re jill lllll 10 ID IIM4, was a respcnsible attempt have permitted to oat away at .,:.•.x ' '"'''" · · ;t;,d' 111 ;;;;r.led ro~ tbroutflthe .!IOftlllll ~ to bring labor leaders and busour envlrOIIIIU!~I." Gllllgan private bill, 111mptlng the JI'G • ll'\ll!lbl7 m!!!!!!!!l 111 !ness men togelher to solve Politics; "' joint problems," he said. "At ~ ~~~~~~ . Veteran Rep. William H. lime life\}'""" Ill" win for<e ' Tbe orl,ghial enmpUon lieves is being btoU8hl up now no Ume was I ever in ony way llarllla, a Republican, aald her to tllcoDtinuit operations ..,t, lnduded Ill the in an "obvious smear cam- sympathetic to Communists or Monday nlflht In Washington VIDe '8'" Nov I . merchant mariDe blU, was paign'' against him. other radical causes." Court Hooae that the DemoThe - wu a biD inwlv• IIIUed Ill a joiDt llo111tSeMte The school was labeled "" Metzenbawn said he questioncrate In Congress were a .... 1 VIrginia man'a claim of ~ committee. "Communist adjunct" by U.S. ed the rating of tile school in "bunch of lagard.s" IIIII aolced aplnallhe federal govern- . 1be llllp; bue4 at Clndanlll, Attorney General Thomas Clark a letter to Clark Jan. 31, 1948. vot.era nol to retun them to menL Tbe ~~~~ate pvethe biD, iDibl repllr llopl at Mbml· in 1947 in a guide to subversive Clark's a03wer, through an asthe IZnd ~WASIIIIiGTON (IJPi) -llep. with the boallllltliclment, rou· apoiii-St. Pfltlburlb, activities report published in sislant, said the "subversive" "Tbese same Democrats Ken Hechler, 0-w. Va., hsa ll!!eP~SIIIlmOaiCOUeriii(IPI'OY· ~• .,..E"''rkh IIIII New Washington. The school ceased listing of tile school did not aeem to feel no emotion, no liked thO f..refli gt!YII'IUII@I · ;r Mcinclsy Wilen It waa brought Otlen. ·, operations in 1948. "per se impugn the loyalty of senae ol duty, no remorae for to reject a MarlO Ita, Obio, up. , Grell! LIM St••mn, Ine., The school was brought up any me'llber thereof." their lnacU":: and compla~ plaht'uvaesllon that hill tbo llullllcb 1 aclltauiiiiiQ' not be _ . , lbe·boat, hsa llkllbe Monday by a newsman who Metzenbaum today produced lnCongrea, llarlllasald. 'yet coot of lnslalllng air pollution ao euy In the Bailie, wbtre Cllill :"'. repladnl tbe IIOOdell said that supporters of Repub- the letter he hsd received from llcan senstorlal nominee Robert Clark's aasisianl. they continue to alap voclfer. control deYtces be m•bsJd[pd tn$UIIy the ~·· ~ wHb Ml, ,.. Taft Jr. hsd compiled a "dos- "I became very angry ooaly at tbo admlnlstralion and Hechler denounced lhe iildiljllllln - dllded. llllbei cPnd by tile llf«y repill• at Republlcona In geDel'al." proposal by Union Carbide Houle lito II 1141p. Edwlnl' sier" on the school. yesterday when I heard the "To insinuate that my loyalty word communist In a queelion (continued from page I) Corp. 88 "arr<Jianl and in- Garmall. D-Md., WilD led lbe and !loot my cool but I yield to participate. suiting. It is not only iilegal but baltle 1111n11 1be "'iM"Q 4 11111. ~ • no man In my loyalty and The unique and pre-eminent n--~nnJIS to also unconscionable." Wllhoulthefl!l!'npilon, tile t4devoUon to our system of place of the Negro Splriiualln IJ8IIr.uo; "Why should people have to ;,ear old vaal WOUkl be foreed ~-ft government," said Met- American religloua folk art hss pay to breathe fresh air?" 10 a1Gp ~ the M[Miulppl, UK:e OD Tonight, zenbaum. "If !here ever was a been widely recognized. Not so Hechler aaked Jobn 'f. Mldalio, TN• 1 11 111d Climber· Oct. 13 product of the free enterprise weli-lmown is the Negro folk dleloo, commiasloner of tile land Rl1en with 10 or more RebecCa Hudnall, 91, of near THE ONLY system, 1 believe in It, and I sermon. This most vlial and National Air Pollution Control pet'IOIII aboard. Tbe boat ac- Pomeroy, died Monday at GAME IN TOWN (Technlcotor) hsve and will continue to work remarkable folk form hsd Its Admlnlatratlm, In a telegram. tuliiii0da181 IIIli. O'B!eness MemortaiHa.pllllln Elizabeth Taylor foc chsnge within thai system." W11rren Beatty Roger Clood, Republican canA=vlnc are two daught.era, C.rtaons : didate for governoc, said Montimes. fresh air and no company hss Mrs. Ray Haning, Pomeroy, SUch Is Life To IJames Weldon Johnson, Two Democrat par 1Y the right to continue to pollute COLUMBUS (UPII - and Mrs. Edith Clark, Atbona; day he would expand the presMany More Af1er All C<lcl<IIDola the *Y wBI • - two 10111, Ciarenc:e IIIII Cllntlll ent admini.stration's industrial author of "God's Trombonee," meetings have been announced the r.Jr," he added. SHOW STARTST P.M. development programs,~ elect- the sonocoos, powerful voice of for the ne.t two Thuroday Hechler bas been Involved In an eldn ....... or ...,.. 111 of Springfield; U Ill'and· the old-Ume Negro preacher evenings at the party a longtime light with the the lllte lnaalll')' W. year. chUdren, 78 greatwas like a wonderful trombone. headquarter• In Pomeroy. metallurgical plant over Oblo'o las •• alcoholic grandcldldreD, ooe great ·III'UI All p.m. this Thursday when sulphur oxides that croas the drlako oeroed oa lll&bto _ grandson, and aevera1 atop11 "intoned," "moaned," "pleaded," "blared," a regular committee meeting Ohio River to Vt.enna, W.Va. tbrou1b or In the 11110 children. Preceding her In "crashed," and "thundered." will be followed by a public Union Carbide hsd p~ broqbtla_.,Nttheftntols death were her husband, Hence, he and the dUe, "God's meeting with two speakers that the government pay ~ momlll of tbll year. From W1Ulam HudnaD; two lOIII, Trombo.1es," an espressive present. They are Mayor John tile cost of a fl0.5 mlDion Marebtlll,wbeathelUw• Edward and Harry, IIIII a designation of these vivid Burnwocth of Marietta! and demonstration program at the enaeted, to the end of 11111 daughter, Louie McColley. minister• of God's word as IIIey Max Farley, former division Marietta plant. year, taseo cellecled Funeral services will be' at 1 understood it. engineer of the Ohio Departamoanled to 118,Mt. p.m. Tbwlday at tile l!:wlna "Gnd'a Trombones" will be ment of llighwaya in Marietta. State Llquer Dlreetor Funeral Home with tile Rev. presented Oct. 22 at the On Thwiday, Oct. 22, also at Doaald D. Cook laid the las Eugene Gill ofllclatq. Burial Gallipolis State lnaUtute ( 7:30 8, Profess<l' Samuel Smith, avencea oUI to aboid I dime will be In the Wolla Cemetery• ~1)1111 ROOT FOR p.m.) and Oct. 28 at the pollUcal oclence Instructor at a driO. He Ilk! the a1r1111ot l"rrendamaycaUattllefuneral ro Ovorallaora csrelHE REDS Whltehsli-Vearllng High School Rio Grande ~e, will speak. ba•e accepted · Ike hame any lime. fully tailored In. ps oporin Colwnbus (I p.m. and 7:30 The public IS Invited to both UIOIImeDI with lood •wUl tloned olzeo by maoter p.m.) Nov. 5 it w!U be presented meetings. campaign materials craf-en. Thio estra •~ at Jackson High School (8 for lilt! Nov. 3 election are Streamers and balloons ::>.W::~.:,::~:~:::::x:::>.:~:~:::::::-;~::".:::~::;:;::::: tention to detail iiiiiiNI p.m.), Nov. 10 at Oak Hill available at tile headquarters olecocated the Lloyd Hoffman CORN CROP DOWN School {9:30a.m.) and Wellston located •t the corner of West home on Uncoln Reigbta for a CALL MADE WASIIINGTON (UP!)- Tbe you of lf"&ter freedom of High School (2 p.m.), and Nov. Main St. and Butternut Ave. party honoring John Hoffman The Pomeroy E-R unit an- proopecUve 19'10 com crop Ill movement and comfort 1'1 12 ot Washlugton School In on his eighth birthday Salw'day swered a call at 10:12 p.m. Ohio, damaged by the corn leaf any pooitlon , .. while Monday to Summerfield's blight, was estmlated Monday bending, twi1tinc, or Gallipolis {8 p.m.). There will Comes to UN in afternoon. be a performance at Rio Grande . bl Hatsandbocnsweregivenlor Restaurant In Cheater where at 231,828,1100 bushela, down ottetching. And Lee tripleT1me of Tro11 e favors and the children llabed Norma Hawthorn had become aboot 1.3 million bushela from llitchoa every oeam and College In December. Sbe wu taken to Veterw last Je&r•• field. NinfllfllOI every point of Br JJoll.,r ~ W!e""U•a' lor )ll'bu lrom a !Ish pond. Tbe Memorial Hospital, trealed, mea ·for ptta-lolll nar Egyptian Fcirel&n r.nnlster birthday cake baked by Mar7 with · utra-touah fabric: Mahmoud Raid new to New Ann Hollman was served with and frlllllfOITed to Plouant Valley Hospital at Point Lee S.nlodze.d Jolt York today to ask the u. N. Ice cream and solt drinks. Pleasant. General Assembly for a majoc Games were played. DenimS. TROOPS MOVE IN If your nelrt pair of bib (ConUnued from page I) dobate on the Middle East. Attending the party were Lori c:trrAWA (UP!) - 'l'rOOpl of s1rators who shouted "We don't Official Egyptian sources Rope, Beth Perrin, Jane Wyatt, the canadiaD Armed Foret~ overalll il LEE, you ....,. said Rlad'sobjecUve "is to get a Debra Woodyard, Jayne want your -war." But Nlxon Marrlqe IJeenlel mt!Yed Into the naUnnal capilli never want to buy another strongly worded resolution that Hoeflich, Unda Eason, Andy William Blaine Howells, Zl, Monday night to proter.t brand 111lnl i1noced the chsnla. Israeli Riggs, Jerry Fields, Ricky Barberton, and Cheryl Oennise government offlctaiJ and Nlson'slast atop Monday waa would condemn See the bit selection of Baker, Jeff McKnl(lht, Jamie McLaughlin, I&, Pomeroy; Don property from poalble terrorist at the Westchester COWity, uggression " N.Y. Alrpoct where -apparent- In Tel A~lv Prime Minister Ash, Michael Reedy, Bobby Cull11111S, Z3, Pomeroy Rt. 2, and atllcka, a move without - k clothing. ly by no accident -be ran Into Golda Melr ~de It clear Lvael Evans, Patty Goegleln, Mary Fonna Day Wright, 19, Dnter, precedent In Canadian a rooalng rally for Collservatlve was ready to resume the war If Lee, and KeMy Hoffman. peaceUme history. Rt. I. Senate candidate James L. Egypt siarts shooting after the Buckely. end of the ceaoHire Nov. 5. "It takes two llides to make a • ceaae-flre or achieve peace, but • is enoogb to start shooting," ahe IDld a meeting ol the ellllCI!t.lve committee of her New Fall Styles Labor party. "Our defense And Colors. forces will be ready lor them ~ lhe ahooting rf:IW'De• but our Lay AwiJ Now deep ancl prGinund prayer is that It will not." ~== ~:~~-.: :":'~~ =~.rm=~~ .r +O:=/~~~rmwheel~ ,. ; io Fresh Air U Di • .,...l• R:...Lt Hechler Says - :u1, Sennons Mrs Hudnall MEIGS THEATRE . BALTIMORE (UPI) - Pete RGM is a good bUiinessman but he'o ready to give an automoblle awa~ . "You know, me and J~f , Bench run on automobile dUtributorsllip," the CinciDnaU Reda' captain and team leader said Ill the quiet clubllouae Tueaday. "If we knew Brooks llobinaoll wanted a car so badly, we'd have given him one before tllla thing started. I've never seen anything like him In my life." Roae was referring to the car given to the MVP of the World Series that Brooke pracUcally wrapped up when he hsd another aenaatlonal game In the BalUmore Orioles' 9-3 Ylctory over the Reds. "He's got II locked up," Roae said. But the Clnclnnstl ouUlelder still thlnka the Reda, traillng 30, hsve some lile left. "I've felt all along that we had to hsve a bl& Inning and we still need that big Inning and I still think we're going to get II," Roae inaisted. "I thought I wu going to atart II when I hit that line jlrlve that (Dave) Jobnson speared when I led oft the third. I thought it waa going for a triple. I still feel that wu the key play of the game becauoelt might have started something foc liB," Roae said. ~ger Sparky Anderson of the Reda tried his best to make it IDIIIId like the Rode still hsve a chsnce. But It was a difficult last. ' "One thing I feel now. If we beat 'em tom..,.... with (Gary) Nolan, I feel we'll co all the way. I boneally feel that way." Headded, "Son)ethlng'IIIJ!tll chsnge.l'm not trying to take a Bingle thing away from tbom but everylhlng they do turns out right IIIII everything we do turns out wrong. It's got to chsnge. I feel we hsve nothing to be ashamed about." The Clnclnnati manager said he thought the. Reds were "out of lbe wooda" when Wayae Granger struck out Andy Etchebarren lor the second out with the bases loaded In the sixth lnnlng. "But Granger made a mistake," he said. Granger, the Reds' ace rellever who was making his • Now You Know J'ohn Hoffman's 8th SPECIAL I B'irthday Observed m. Polltics . Elberfelds-POIIIIIUJ .--------""1 HUSH PUPPIES .... THE SHOE Ill Where Shoes ke Sensibly Priced Middleport, 0. Kenneth C. Royall was the last U.S. letl'elary of war. and ploood It over the lens ol a poctable TV camera when he tame Into the dreulng room. "I'm only trying to do my job," the cameraman protested. "Veah, I know," Bench lllid wblle he kept his lhlrt over the lens, "Why don'l you 10 over to the other aide and get your picture~? Vou'U get a lot ll1(ft hsppy ooes over there. We've jll81 lost our third game, you know." Bench also asked aftenrarda, "Doeon't that Brooka ever make an OITor?" Andersoo said hs lhoucht the Reda were the belt t.e.m In baseball before the Series started and he otuck to the (Continual on page 16) Mediterranean two mUea from Marseille&, France. Devoled To The In~era" Of The Meigi-MtJMm Area VOL. XXII NO. 128 POMEROY·MIIlOLEPORT, OHIO ~--we:~·~~iie/~-1 Kelly O'Grady Sues for '4 MUlion COWMBUS -THE DIDO DEMOCRATIC party chairman Bled 11111 'l'lleaday against three top state olflclals and a Columbus firm to recover f4 mlDion bllllte IDona. Party cbalrman Eugene P. O'Grady, lll1ng the suit In Franklin County Commoo Pleas Court ben, cbarlled the Illite auditor, treasurer and attorney genaral had ''breached their sisllltory duUes" In appovlng the queatl"'leble loans,liOW belDC lllvestllfllt.ed by a grand jill')'. The loans from tile lrOBIIUI'er'S office went to FolD' Seaaons Nlftlng Heme, Inc. of otiahema City, which bas applied for rtCII'IIilllltlon through feclerai bantr,."'y laws. The 11111 llllllled Illite Auditor lkl8er Cloud, OOP n<mlnee lor Ohio governor; 1'reaaurer Jolm D. Herbert, nominee for attorney gmeral; and Attorney General Paul Brown. Alao named were omcers ol Crolt.era, lne., the firm that arranged the loans. Security Clamped around UN VNli'ED NATION8 - POUCE BACIED by Socret Service agenla clamped mulmum aecurlty on loday's opening of the United Natkm21ith aonlveraary aeasim~, a gathering bringing the larpat lllllllba- ohnrld leaders to New Yock In a decade. Foreign Mlnl8ter Mllchell Sharp of canada was to malte !he 0rst of the oeaalm'a tiOapeec:bea when the Clen..al Auombl)' meeting bePII II 11:30 'I .Ill. Em. . . Oilier eountrlei ~ U 0rst day lfJN(Itrl Wert ltan, .~ Greece, RWililda, Jlfrl!lldoa, Domlnictn Republic lind M"'apnr. Negotiations at Standstill MONTIII!JAL - NEGOTIATIONB FOR tile lives ol two kidnaped ollldala were at a 1¢J!ndatlll today IIIII a(l[ieand 110ar collapee, with both Prime Mlnlatw Plern Trudeau and the ~ ol the 1'14 t*'lllllord-line lllnda. Trudeau laahed out at aep~r~~Uat ''bondlta" ml ''weak-lnleed bleeding hUrtol" 'l'lleldaJ.IIealdbeWOUklgo ''to any distance" to delmd C:.onada agalnlt ''lilt emergency of a parallel power" to the covemment. llobertLomleua -sbaggyollalred Jllung lawyer repreaentlng tile IMniiJMR'Ii old. f'LQ,the Front cle Uberat.IOII du Quebtc,lll lliPfatlonl '11'1111·"'"ll!!'OiiDLenl - aald the talb were at a ..,..,'1111~ .-11 he 1111Q' bave to withdraw unless he gets new lwliljtll,.. frGin hll claiu!llllne clients. Pocketbook Influence Found Employes tor the adult basic educaUon program expected to begin In the Meiga Local School District about Nov. I were appointed Monday night by the district board. Tom Kelly was named counselor-coordinator of the program that will run for a 2li week period, throe holD's each week.Hewillbe paid at the rate of f5 per holD'. William Colfrnan was named Instructor for the Z5 week period at the same rate of pay, but 101' sis hours a week, and Mrs. Katherine Swanson was named secreUrlal aide lor Z5 weeks at t.he rate of f2 an hour for eight hours a week. Fow represenlltlves of the architectural firm of Sullivan, Isaacs and Sullivan, which designed the new hllh ochool, cnnferrtll at length l!lth the 'llollrd on repalra and COI'rec>o ·111111 bein« made· at the new WllH FREE STAND COLOR COMMANDER CONTROL Makes it easy to compensate lor changing room l1ght conditiona-by lelting you adjust contrast. color level and brightness. instantly, with one simple control mstead of three Zenith patented AFC Automatic Fine-tuning Con· trol etectronica ll·f l1ne tunes the color plcture-iAslantlye"en perfects your tme tunmg on UHF automatically • Zentlh Tttan 80 Handcrafted Chassis • Super V1deo Range Tuning System • Chrom~:~t1e: Brain SofJd -State Color Demodulator • Sunshi ne Color TV Picture Tube • Gyro-Drive UHF ChAnnel Selector " new accounts It is easy to open a savings account wilh us, as we accept any amount. So don't put off any longer starting a regular savinss program. It Is one of the best ways we know \o achieve your particular goal in the future. '·" ·~ ~.t ~r•-· ' . { -~. "I think you've got it backwards. .......... and thiS ·ll!l the · · ACOOUNTS INSURm T0'20.000.00 ~n honest mistake. Our Stylelinl~·· ·it's mar~ than where it's easy to 11 as just~. "lriina al.!!lepttcrle belore me name goes on~ INGELS FURNITURE 992·2635 ',•¢ .;.,···1· ,, I , ~- .,;ll/tll The quality goes in ~< .6. 1: ".._n ·i;; 7'_ I_/ ~· «0 Wather r\, .? • 7' " ~ 1oudy tonight with ohowera -f. ~-~ .•-:. 0 thundershowers likely, ·..,:. o. J' o g cooler northwest tbll 'iS) . .-" ..anoon. 0\anc.e of lbowwa ;; tonlght east and aoutb, IIIII cooler. Lows In upper too to mid ~- Cloudy, cooler Thuraclay. Y ·"- · . ..-' <"' TEN CENTS Heads Adult Program school. The conference followed • survey taken among all employes of the new school teaching and nm-t.eachlng - to gather lnfonnation on what employes believed was not "up to par" In tile new building. Coatractors have been called back onto the job as a result to make recommended corrections and last night's dlacll8sion was tc note the prOilft'SS thst hss been made. dlamiBsal of classes on Friday, Nov. 13 when a meeting of the Meiga County Education Assn. is to be held. Don Wolfe and L. W. McComas were named to perfocm clerical work on Title I projecta for the year. The bid of Robert Arnold to supply coel for the Salem Center and Harrisonville Schools at fl2 a ton waa accepted. Attending the meeting at the Jr. High In Middleport were Supt. George Hargraves, Assistant Superintendent Larry Morrison, board members Virgll King, Don Mullen, Joe Sayre, Frank W. Porter and Hiram Slawter; Cjerk L. W. McComas, Mr. anlMrs. David Bowen from the teachers IIIOCIAtlon, and w.ry, l!tall- The board employed Lane lianiels and Naomi Floyd aa substitute bus drivers and accepted the resignation of Mulne Williams aa cook. Mary Hysell was employed aa a cook. Mrs. Grace Weese waa appointed a substitule teacher and a leave of aboeiK!tl from Nov. 28 lhrnugb .Jiri. Zll, \971,_ Wllf gra~t.~ . to lira. Jo~t. bury, -tep! r ....mg . the Meip Thomas. High School Student COWicli, ol The board approved the wlilch she is president. COLUMBUS{UPI)-Theprlncthalpalt oftlcersed illtatea ~Y arrang s oana ,or out of state firma said today an aUegaUon by State Auditor Roger Ooud that some of the loana were Illegal "Ia absolutely false. II The statement waa isaual by Gerald A. !lonabue, Sidney Grll!ltb and Harry A. Groban, 1 "When the smoke of the poliIleal cannona has died down and the ligbt ol day flnaUy shows upon the record, It will reveal that the state hss not lost money, but rather bas been the beneficiary of many dollars I n interest payments, all of which alleviate the Iss burden upon the people," tlley said. "Acctirdlng to the auditor's "Nor is there any Irregularity oc illegaUty In the loans placed ....., ............ '"'W~~~~"· .. . with the School Employes Re- >=<·:.,,.,.,.,.,,.,.,.,.,.,._,,,wmmm:•A<·>= tirement system," they said. . THE OUTLOOK "Theloana were guaranteed by Fair aad cool Friday, the government and will )'ield be<omlng partly cloudy wltb to the system a much ••·•er slowly moderati•• tern'"6'' rate of Interest than It receives perature• Saaday. Lo•n on almost all of Its other in- generally Ia the 38a. HIP. Ia vestments." apper 511 aad low 181 PollUcal baae Saturday and 111t1t1y ill the ::'="!=.• :~U: ~wn~~O:Sve-= ~7::. ::le~= In~ """W8B'JRG, VA. - POLLSI'ER WUIS HARRIS [ftdlc:tod today the "econ<mlc issue" will hurt the RepubliCIIillln loana and alao contributed 1D tbll year's alecllnn. Without ol!erlng a specific forecai!l on the the campaigns of hllh ranking C~Qiame of tile November eu~~easlonll elections, HarrlSIG!d the Republlcana,lncludlngClnud. "Roger aoud In hla 1011& 19'10 UP! Edltmt' and PUbllll1en Conlerenco his 8111'Veys sbowl the public II deeply concerned about what It .... aa "a geualne awaited auditors report alleged that ·wega1 ~....· hsd been rectfllcJI, II made by the state 1'reaaurer." "lb In 10 feel their lllcomea haveliiJied behind rlfea Ill the the slltemenl' said. "Thla alle(Cootinued m (lllle IS) gation is abaolutery false." yielded the lre8SIII')' OYer f900,- certalnlDC and bringing forth 000 In interest,'' the statement the true facts involved Ill this said. (Continued oo page 16) ,. ED~ G . rant Discussed The aeCutlve board of the n- interested in oblalnlng Leaclln8 Creek Wat.erahed Aaan. water from the association's taUve. ·n.e asaoclat.loo'a engineorlDC consultant, Commonwealth SyatcmaCorp.,waaiopie&eDted by Claude ~. professional engineer. The board voted to dellpate Nov.llu the Cllt4f date for walor aublcrlben. Area reoldet!lll will be nollfled by lltWip&JIIt, and notices In local b'1•h places. water after Nov. 11 will pay a lee of $310. Those s1gn1na up prior to tho cut oft date JIIIY $00. SuJ.rlbera who have signed nota IU' the flO fee should stop at the office and pick up their notea. The not.ea will be turned lntotheba!l!tmNov.I7.Anyone hsvlnc any questlaiw rogardlDC the not.ea or water tapa sboUld call the olllce In Rutlaild. ~=~,:,~,:~::: : : : : : : : : ,: : :·: THREE FINED MRS. MARY BAHR, REEDSVILlE Rl. I, receives a certificate of appreciation from capt. R. C. Wlison, center, Jackaon District State Highway Patrol Commander,lllll U. P. D. McCreedy, commander of the Gallipolis Patroll'o.tll. Mrs. Bahr wblle employed as a llfeguanl at Forked Run Lake <11 Aug. 19, was credited with saving the lile of Patrolman P. c. Weldon ol Lancasier. Weldoo was camping at the lake with a group of Boy Scouts when be slipped Into the lake. He autrered a fractured neck ill the laD and waa lying face down In the water when rescued by Mrs. Bahr. Weldon is lliU C<llflned to University Hospital In Coltunbll8. Besides the certiflcale, Mrs. Bahr bas received a letter from C<ll. Robert M. Chwammte, Patrol Superlntendmt, atending thanks of the entire Patrol for her actlm~. Three delendanla were lined •to and costs each and a fourth forfeited bond In Pomeroy Mayoc Chsrles Logar's court Tueaday night. Fined were Jallles Crump, 60, Point Plelsallt, 110 operator's Ucooae; Coy Nlto, Po"'eroy, and William Hullinarl, Puilen>y, both lor lnlolllcatloa. Unyd Sa.Yre of Irontoo, f<x'feited his fZII bond posted lor flillng to ~alnlaln assured clear dislance. Priority Decided Top priority was given e•t.ensloo of the concrete apron for air craft parking IIIII COil· atructlm of a tulway ~ afternoon In a joint meeting of the Gallla-Melga Regional Airport Authority and reprasentsUves of E. S. Ptutoo and Associates, Columbll8, consulting engineers lor tile airport upgrllding project. Other projects will Include wldenlnjj the approach from the MARII,M.GE LICENSE runway to the apron; lnErneat 'ttay Donohue, %4, stallaUoo of "rell" (strobe 1 I'Gmei.,, Rt. f, and Bertha Ughis, radio beacon transmitter MkiQa, 21, Pomeroy, Rt. 4. and upgrllding runway lights ' and Installation of tulway lights. Funds lor the project were allocated through State blue Number I. Both Gallla IIIII Melga COWitieo received fiO,IIOO each. Present foc Tueadsy's sellllm at tile airport were Dr. A. ll Christensen, Eldon Wuen:b, John Cornett, Eddie Aikins and D. Kenneth Morgan. Attorney Bernard Fultz represented Meigs County. Booby 7iraps Get Elei:Jen s- Exclusive Zenith <" <" "? I Smartly styl ed compact v1nyl clad cab1MI in grained Kashm1r Wo;~lr~ut c;;olor. :o: JwTwon-co ne apaakar full Zenith qualltg " Loans Held Leg4l ''lbe refertl1!le to a rro.lay UmltaUon II an aboolute flc:Uoo aa such a reatrtetlon II not contained Ill Olllo law." Dol\ahlll, Grlftlth and Groban alao Ilk! the stall treaaurer's office bad pm'loualf made loans for up to two years and D8J1Ied !10JBt u A. G. Jlecker, Lebman Commercial Paper and Goldirillll, Sacha and Company. The BURNHAM • Model I4208W $419·95 ,;> WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1970 ...,.. C4MeCied wts lawful In Economic Development Ad· office In Rutland or phone 742- a low.. low Louise placed In 11'0111 of her bome 18.) ,j'. en tine .U rii[IOCia, Including length of alnlatratlon "ltb Phillip 5tlliZ Wlm," said tile i!lltement. Lavelle, irea EDA represen- ~one wlahlnt to sign ,. for graiO• 'Dml)' ,II pnbably the 1111111 dnoted o Mooday dlacasaed the terms to proJII)Bed rural water supply ADLeuiLept "Eveey loan with whlch we qualify lor a grant fnlm the procram should conllct the d walolll color REDHOTFAN- Lou Glln. !lnclnnaU Red fan In Melp County. ~ large nag (I'OClaiD1Irlj! "Go Big Red ·:· at y 1f 18 a IIDIID Island In the :Y ;!!'":.~ ~~~:ti':; Two ThU1'8days .,.'~~ ~~~ :~~ ':: ::,.~ >::oo;s:,:;:,:!;!,:,:.<~«x;*~~"'*"""'''~"''" lolclially oo a 2-2 pitch. "I felt lood hut I l)l8de one mlotake IIIII It coot as the game," he said. "We're blttlDC the ball well,'' Alldersoo said. ''We got nine lllta and Bench and (Dave) Concepcion each hit two solid liners thai were caught and Roae had ooe." RDblnson enagged a Bench liner lor the IIOCOIId lime In the sixth Inning, diving to his left to make an Incredible catch. In the last of tile Inning, Brooks came to the p!Jte and Bench said, "The next lime I'm 1onna hit one over , _ head." The amiable Robinson laughed, ''()by," But Bench took a called thlrd ..... M da Have Speakers first a(IIIOII'ance of the Sert.es, llrlke ill his last at bet. pve up a ..and siam 10 Dave Bench later took oft his lhlrt • ' MIDDLEPORT .. . .' . • • .· .', -··. .. ' n~;nne ~;;; .. l• •· ' , ~-1 -~-· ,' '. ·· r·. -:>· ._ '~ ' . _( . -~ t ·. ·;_;;~ _:f ' "' �........... :o··;n·:~l' Account of Western. Trip Made ·ast Therapy Program Planned ""'*::::::: ~w:~I ~ Fall ' Bazaar .on November 4 •' . ~. 1-'lilt 'DillY llonllnel, Midohport-PamlloJ, 0., Oot.l4, lrle )'fjl 'l'llill awpa,.klin .w. tbe 111 •• dab & lilt ('.a!Up>Qa 8llllt 111111u11 ~· Ocl. %1 wu plailmld dvbll. 1 reeet~l q '!zcoflllt . . Gudozl<lub 11114 lillie 111111t olllrl. Orion NoiiDtl --~81 iMI .,. ._.. of a.z"!!lmalai ""I to bo held S)qcuse Park is .h Seene of Lunc SYRACUSE - A pllte IWich' 111011 wiD bo III'Ved at the meelln& boule at the Munlclpal Park Salurday, October 17, ballnniJIII at 11:10 a.m. 1be 11111111 wiD bo turkey, tlreosiJIII, -maohod potatoes, &l'IVJ, green boan8t rolls t collee and tee I fl ' per pllte, at the boUle or laiJen out. Sponsored by the Ladles Allllllary of the VoiWIIeer Fire Department, proceeds wtllgo to buy candy II> treat the cllildron ·at Cllrialmaa. •' BELAnvES OOME 111 ~ oa 0c1: • b7 Mn. JaiJ8 !ilcliDIIan, Jftlidtnl. It wu reported lbat Uti. Llwzaa Owpnln IDd Mn. M. E. Nellou .-e-ted tbe pnleil prclll'llll '"' WMP0 lor OclDber llld lblt Mn. Nontwl Will provided the an. 'lbumb Notes mot...W lor 1be Deily Sentinel. Nine IM""enn were .,....ent ftr tbe ap111 meeting of tile Rutland, Garda! Qub. Mra. Neilan spoke to tho ~ em propogalloa of piJnts llld demonltrated metbods ol layerlq. On arrugements ablblted at the meetlnl. Mrs. Grooer Slolll tonk flrlt, Mrs. ABHelelloll wiD meel at7•• Tllaroda7 aiJ~I at llle a..- llf&lt llellool. B~ 1 ken for lito will lie Tlltzau CadJ, Deaa..ral eaailldate for repreoeatall¥t, aid Ralpll Welker, Repablleu .... dldate •.lallap Jleelltllllle pr••••m cllalrlilaa. A . - a n d aaawer period "'"*' PTA Program on Safety Topic AVASE OF FLOWERS '5.00 UP Dl1Dl£Y'S RDRIST 3 ROOMS OF ALL NEW. -FURNITURE A fall buur wiD bo held 111 Nov. 4 at lba Sacred BNrl Ca111ollc O.urdla""!l«<uill by the Clllbollc w..,.n • aub. FroiQII47p.m.aoreamed baked cbleken d1ma' at$UO principal, who presented the safety patrol. Patrolman Hyden In his talk stressedlheroleofthepatrolln making the highways safe. He spoke on new equipment ln· eluding a speed measuring device and answered quesUons from those attending the meeting. Kindergar!A!n mothers . FREE DEUVERY KE . FURNI'u 0. · '· •'• ! I p ..........,. meeting. Anuftm...... WU !'b!nned lor 'l'llllnllaJIIJid fl'lclly In the church audllorh'ID. Mra. Tom Ableo and Mill Cllflllllle O'Donnollllnlll aef~t~l•l•ldl. Named booiHRI for the N011t111bor meelln& _.. Mra. Anna Blackwood, Mia Mlrlb8 Rowell, Mrs.~ MLml, and Mra. Gema CUd. vlllted -...ii naHma! '{llltl'q0 lild saw Maunlllullunore, Rome SlUt old llllne tlelcrlbod U the ~ Ill ~ CDUDir)' lbo • mer White Bouae ,d Jl'llldetttlll ca.t.r Park lillbe BlaCt 111J1a and the 81'8"' of 1llld BlU IDd Cllamlty Jn. 'l1ley vllllld aa Iildlan 11 I ialloa niui n111J1 to lllllver by WIJ of \VJGmlllc 1ibere lbay llqlped 11 Fort Llrrlmer wblcb 11 beiDa resiOJad, 1D Colarado, the 8I'OUP vlalted MVti'IIJIUblllldlbeRediiDclt l!gf!alo8WMIIIeumaal.ooliDul ·· 1 ersonar UIGO) Mr. and Mrs. llelborllleed, ' flEW &USED · FURNITURE· ukw. , ANTH·0 Ny . A pink, blue and white color Mr. and Mra. Millard Swartz, Roger, Mr. and Mro. scheme was used for decorating Mandy and William, Mrs. Christopber H. Wren, Margie the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Leona Babcock, Mrs. Mlna and Cl'af8, Mr. and Mr1. we.., Flndllng lor 8 misceUaneous Walker, Mrs. Leonard Amos, Van Metor and Mrs. Bertha shower honoring Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Shennan Hen- f!l._oore.. ._.·'---:; -- -..., F'·""M der ,. Mark "-... son. TH DAILY SENTINEL Glfis were placed on • table Othera presenlln& glfla to the covered wlth white and couple were Mr. and Mrs. Paul ' DEVOTED TO ' decorat.ed with bells. Games Buckley,RickyandTeresa,Mr. INTE~EST OF MEIGS-MI>.SON AREA were conducted by Mrs. Carl and Mrs. Clarence Henderaon • CHESTER L. TANNEHILL, Findling wlth prizes being won Mrs. Undo Williams, Aaron Exec. Ed. by Dottie Heynolda, Mrs. Iva Willlams, Mr. and Mrs. Glen ROBE~~ ~~~~LICH , Upton, Mary Robinson, and Robinson, Mrs. Nina Robinson, PubliShed dol~ excei>~ Mrs. Leota Massar. Mrs. PaUy !lara Rollrod, Mrs. Robert ~,:\\:~1t.,"lo~~nv. '1\ 1v&l~~ Might 11011 the door prize. Burke Sr., Mrs. Gay Ann St., .,omerov. OhiO. 45761, Refresbmenis of cupcakes, Burke: Mr. and Mrs. Orville =~~~= ~~~ ';mM92•21 ice cream mints and Kool-Aid wa•- and Jlmtuy Wilma ' So<ond CJIU pool... paid a, ' ~· ' Pomeroy, Ohio. ~ · were served. Attending bealdes Bahr, Eileen Bahr and Patty, N1 t1 on 11 • d v tr 1"1 nol ··• I IIJ.III.D,III.&I u. ·- • llllll;lllmto..,.--..,; " -' "" ' - · · JlabrI , robr01ont~t!vt Bottlntll!i t•·-INK -·-"" ~ ~-,.~ .- ..- •·-'..-~ · .,.U Giil.gt)tf, ( ~ , ,f&.llt,4)lf $t. ~ Randy •Might· ·Miao 'Helen 'Mr. -encl' Mn: ;)ollaes ·Milhll!t, New 'I'Otk ly, ~.W' York. .1 · _ • ,.._ SubScription rates : o.tlvtrld Flitdllng~ Iva FiDdlln8, Belle and. Anna MarJe,,.- •. Mlnnie by carrie-r Where lll'llflble d Reeves, Ellen Reeves, Mr. and Clark, Mr. and Mrs. WUliam ~::nfe"at w.r:~; o:i\~ l:~ln~; Mrs. RuaseU Findling, Mrs. Reynolds. Olllce, $23.40 .. Six monlh.s l Jeny BID'ke, Mrs. Warren Van Mr. and Mra. Om Fitch, Mrs. r~~:;,m:~~~ ~='r~~~! Meter and Sandra Mr. and Helen Woode Mr. and Mra. strvlce nol ovollrbl" on• ' • month 11.50. ly mel : One_ veer· Mrs. Kenneth Mohler, Kenda Llrry Spencer, Llrry Bryant, m.oo: Six months U.l5. Throe ··• •--· Moyler, Mr · ..,N --• MrI. nnft.. __ " · " ' · · 14.GO. Sublcr!PI!on orlct «~N "'""'· .. _ , , Mrs• nuua wuour .awuu...,.., monthl lnctudel&oodiV T!mti:Stntlntt, Grace Swartz, Alma Swartz, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wren and Drawer CIIHII '16.95 to '29.95 Used Baby Beds v- Dapomlellle · 'lo.95 to '19.95 Dialer For AND HUUNG [ Used5 Piece By MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLE Dinette Set The Originol Drawback Egad, friends, with the season just nearing the half. way matk the ranks of the undefeated and untied major elevens have shrunk to barely more than a corporal ' s g.,rd. And after this Saturday's shelling the ranks will be even thinner- um-kwnph! Last week your favorite forecaster gave yo~ three colcissal u~sets - Stanford over Sou I ern California, Tennessee over Georgia Tech and S~uth Carolina over North we Carolina. And this week can confidently forecast the defeat of two more unbeaten p 0 we r sy I nd A b k If k If' a e a . ,• urn- a - a . Colwnblll s Lions, who last Saturday surprised the forces of John Harvard, will deal a dose of _the same to the Yale lads thiS weekend. 'Tls sad tyha1t , 1 - 11hUak · kalf -tone 0: a e s a • me grea s, mus be the bearer of bad news for the foUowers of the Old '19.95 SERVICE STATION '19.95 to '29.95 Used Metal and Wood Beds '3.95 •d UD R.C. COLA 8 W"dll Used Stands & Coffee Table Sets 74' 1.... Btil. '10.95 and up toupan Used Maple Half Bed (complete) Good ot Evelvn'o Groc. Expire~ 10.18-70 '24.95 lDIS OF NEW RJRNI'IUR£ ,.,Jf,BKUAVINQS,; o,;..r; ni·t :l i:: nM: Th1s Week's Grocery Speciall ,CORAL 3 Fabric Softner .. . ··"-' 32 oz. Bits. $1 ;:~ . ' . I . . : ;, ' ''llvE vOUR i:oMMUNITY G.EI!N STAMPS .WE ACCEPT FEDERAL FOODSTAMPS. I J Sol.· a Fr!.-t n•• T1IUn. .. a OPEN: Store 6 Tll7:>15 O.l!v-1 n!6:>1.5 Sundlys Stotlon9 Til 5-7 O.yo A - _SWAP SHO~ m-7Ur IOSN.2ndAVI. -llport . . . ~- .... ~....._ ... ...._ ..... -... :.a._ ·.a. ..... 1t.."''L..ty'-r'v"v+++.+..:L~++v+-r"v'vt-±•+~-'vf'v++A-+Arvtvt-~~t~~:laf1U..?.WWJ. ;l'l'511. ;._ • ..a..:+. • • ....._....._ .... + + .........·"v"•v*v'v'V' .,.....,...,...,.....,.....,...,.. .... .,...,.....,.. .................. ...,..,...,.. ........................ .- ...................... . . .-. . .- ................. .... . . . ' . ...... .. ._..........,.....,._~++Y¥ AN lfllms Thru Oct.20 - ' ~ .KING SIZE STH to4 I'IMl, STS., ~.U:III .. "TioohoollttloA-, ..................1 • BONUS Deteraent '""· •• u1r II.............. 11•11.-t- .. 111.-, AcciM Fa .•• -- ' ,.., " !L'....;.....- ..•• Prices Effective Oct 14-20 O,.Moa.-lat. fltt l II Laundry .. CLOSED SUNDAYS H • • • • • •_, . . . . . . ... . . . . . ' JUMIKJ FRESH Xtra! Xtra Special! CELERY belL '25$ FAIRMONT OOUNTRYSJDE 5h IIIII 6, --·'ir. ..... ONLY lb.. I 95' each I Market I CAKES" . ,,I , , . ...... . . 10.20-70 ' RtJ 7r IIGIIum I WITte THII COUPON UM1J 1 COUI'Dfj PIR I'IIICHAII• ' ' ,_ .. .,., .,. ' ~ ' ss• POR·K· &kery.liuyl I 99* Racine Food SPARE RIBS FlAVORS I IVORY UDVID RIEsH I r.1EATY .. " . ' ' . ' .' . t I' . . '.·'. '·,' 8• I t w '" ' I n1 • •o'll · " Georgia Tech, dumped from the unbeaten ranks last weell, will do the same to Aubllrn!· The Hoople S}stem sees lbe Yellow Jackets administering a stinging 22-16 defeat to the Auburn Tigers on the latter's home grounds. .,. .One of \be most interesUog clhsbes on this week's card matcbes the high-flying Air Force Falcons and the Navy Midshipmen in Washington, D. C. I predict the Falcons' great aerial clrt:ua, featuring Bob Parker and Erqie Jennlngs, will bomb the middles , , 2-HOUR CLEAN lNG · . (Upan Request) ROBINSON 'S · CLEANERS _ . . . 216 E. 2nd Pomony National League cbamplma' morale from fla&glng, profeuea to believe the Rids can gel up off the floor and wln -and be • sees Nolan'• effort as the .ey. "If we can win Wdsy'o game with Nolan, I really feel we can win four straight," sald Ander· aon. Pete llooe, the never.qui!A! !; The Old Boy Himsell into submi" ion, 42-7! some undefeated clubs tbis correspondent favors to keep their records clean are Miami 10) 0 h 1o State Notre Dame 'and Mississippi' -In- a tvogli , conference m-ttng Miami'S •Redikins will'idg~ Ohio Uni· • versity by a 11·20 count ! . . . Archie Manrung and his Misolsslppi supporting cast have too many guns for Sn. Mississippi and wtll walk olf with a 28·14 victory. TwoofManning'stoprivals for the Heismann TrophyJoe Thelsmann of Notre Dame and Rex Kern of Ohlo Stale - will keep their clubs on the winning road. For Thelsmann and the Irish it wiD be a convincing 35-10 victory over always-rugged Missouri at Colwnbia. For Kern and his brilliant Buckeyes, it wlll be an equaUy convincing 42-14 triumph over Minnesota! Stanford, wbnse great onerator Jim Plunkett wfn have somethioLto say about who wlll win t Helsmann, will stay on the Rose Bowl course wlth a 32-i7trlmmlng of' Washington Stale- barrwnph! Now go on with the fore· cast : Geoflla Tech 2!, Aubara 18 Kenl Stele 14, liowUng . lhlnl -Brooks Robinson, the Oriolel' !anteatic third baseman, baa "locked up" tbe new car which te awarded by • magulne w tbe,Hrlea' ''DMllt valuable player. "I've never seen anylhlnc Ute him In my Ufo," said llooe. "Now Brooks II beating ua wlth blo bat, too," eald Ancleraon. Ander100 was talking about' Robinson's two doubles Tuu•• the lira dri·•·· 111 the ~y, t •"'6 Orioles' ftrot two 111!11 ftr a lead they never lost. lloblnaon II G,...l Robinson made hill dally apectecular play Tuesday -<1 dlvln& one-handed catclt II> hill left o1 a line drive by Johnny Bench Sev at other Ia he · er P YB made ,..re lUll roullne RobinBDn - which means they were 81'081. After Brooks doubled in the Oriolel' flral two 111!11, Dave UCLA 32, CaH!ornla 22 Celorado u, Oldaboma 18 Colo. St. U.l8, UT El Paoo 16 Dartmouth U, Browa 0 Dayton 14, Bulfalo II Southern JU. 38, Eaat CaroUna 7 Florida 44, Richmond 7 Georgia 16, Vanderbtlt 13 CorneU 37, Harvard Zl Houall>n3I,Orecon St. %1 (NI llllnola 8, Indiana 7 Purdue 28, Iowa 10 Kanoao 37, Iowa State 10 Nebraaka 17, Kanoaa 14 LSU 23 K • , entac&y 16 (NI Sn. CaroHna SO, Maryland 211 Florida Sl 35, Mempbls St. 8 (N) Mlchtgao Zl, Mfeb. State %0 Mlulsslppl 28, Sn. Mila. 14 Texas Tech 2%, Ml11. State Zl (N) Notre Dame :1$, Mlaoourl 10 Air Force 4! Navy 7 New Me!deo 'n N Mex St 24 • · · Do;, 17, N.C. Stat.! 10 Oblo State 42, Minnesota 14 Mlaml 0. !7, Oblo U. 2G Oregon 33, Idaho 7 Pennsylvania 15 Lafayet!A! 0 Penn State 22 SyracaOJe 8 111 ilZ ruodwa~ 01'""'. S.uth..., uiliorala 45, WasblaiiOa 7 (Nt Rice U, SMU 131NI Alabama !II, Tenneooee 13 Texas A&M z1, n::u 17 (Nt Norlb carolina 41, Tulane !II (N) VIrginia 14, Army 7 VMI Z3, Wm. & Mary 8 Tulsa 19, Va. Tech 10 Wake Forest 34, Clemson 15 Stanford 3Z, Waoh. Stele 17 Toledo 4!, Western Mleb. Zl W. Texas St. 18, No. Texas St. 17 (N) Cincinnati 8, Wichita St. 0 Northweotero 3$, Wlsoonain 14 Wyomlnc 28, Utah 211 Xavier IS, Temple 7 Columbia 3CI, Yale !7 Melp 11 Atheu 1 GeDipoU. 14 lroatoa 8 JackHa Z2 Wellaten 18 Lopa Sl WaveriJII Aln.....,. 1 Gloualer 1 Wurea Llcal Zl NoiiHvllleVorl 8 Eulenlll Federal-Hoe"'"• U Mlllor II v . - Coolly U Pl. Plouaat u Haatln1toa Eut I Have Traee U Bontllert! I Vu 21Polal Wabama 1% 11oa111 Zl CIJeapeake f '"--' n - - ~·Hill I .._ ~• - ,.. JroUoa St. Joe 41 SJIIIIIleB ValleJo I hlrlnd ZUI!Idl Hill I GreeiJ LlcaiiZ North Gallla 1 Kner CNak 14 1 Mid-~~~~ · -WP~~-~~, ~PIC' ~·· · ~===P1l:IOI:ot:m:-5411:::':•~~~:G·:ree·:-•:IJ~!'"~!~~·:.·.., , .....a ... ~ MOBILE HOME ~.'. '.'·I; '' '1~ ·Underpinning .. . ·;.3o~'x ,: s•· · .i. . .; AadenoaProleaaea IeBei Rids ' Manager Sparky Anderaon, who must keep hill B~,.,~V~lltiiA~~1~N~~ ~ J'"~ ··········~ ,' .: ' MEATS CHO·ICE 49• 'SEVERAL ,. USDA ICE. CREAM ~Gallon flEW CROP FLORIDA .-."f . TOILET TISSU E.~~~~.~~~:~~~~~:~...........A··•· 4;: •1· KLEENEX TISSUE.. ~~~.~~~~.o.x.~............-"' 4·:"•1 PORK & BEANS~···~~·N·T~!.....................__I ~· '1 VIENNA SAUSAGE ..~~~~~................. 4 t::•1· . Y BEANS J O AN OF ARC . s·• ., KIDNE ' . ·- ·~··••••••••••••••••••••••••••---· ·'cans . . DEL MONTE • . s3:ns '·1 CO RN ...... ,.....,•.....................•••.•.............• . . ,.. . c.•t. KRAFT D.INN.ER'·••••NOODLESWtlHCHEESE , ................................ 1 . . : :' . . _ so . u ---P. -· · .. CHICKEN NoObLE ... . . .· ~~·. ·~ 7 CAMPBELL ~ _ ........ . . . . • HOopIe sees Ran k5 Th •Inner Major PLUMIJNG Used Dressers ·1 1 ry'a flrat. Wll'ld Series homer by a pltdler. Down 3-4, the Rids now face the teak of wlMlngfouratralgbtpmes. Als a alert W..ard that perhaps lmpaulble goal, the Rids named Gary Nolan, the flra •~·- 1-, Ill face Pal· ._.,~ mer Ill' the second time. "I'm just going to go out tbere and give 100 per cent," said righthander Nolan, who 1ave up tbree borne runs In Used 4 IIIIlS EVELYN'S GROCERY ·&1 H~P. Air Compressor · -~·- · " · lfteP knockoJit by drubbing 4-3. ''Thla Ume I'm going II> try them, W, In the thlrd game to keep the ball In the ballpark. Tueaday as Dave McNally I made too many mlltekealaal · •-·." lftl)led the crusller with hlato- w= FR££D£UVERY. Used2 _ ~ BALTIMORE ( PlJ - The blazing-hot Baltimore Orioles sent Bideburned Jim Palmer to the mound In the fourth llllme of the World Series today to wrap up baseball'S world championship- a title they~!e Ia one year overdue. "I t when we won tbe first game that we ouid win ri 1 ~ tralaht " 'd w . e se es n our 8 I'"" games, 881 Palmer, "and now we can do it.' tbe ~lea aet up the clazad Clnc:lnnatl Redf for the clean- losln& the opener teat Saturday, .JJollari .. Rete u;; N..._ the f«mer Hilda Kelly, ol Brldgeporl, W. Va., were -and aaellt ol Mr ..and Mra. J1111e1 Souden. Jerry lllrry of Akron vlalted over the 11eebJNI bert wltb hill motber, Mrs. Mabel Sanborn who rOIDalnf a patient at · Veterans Memorial Roepltal. PLAN RUMMAGE &ALE · Mr. and Mrs. Jamee Johnlon Racine Qlapter, OES, wiD . and children ol ~ and holcl '1. runuJI8III sale from 9 Mr.!WIMrB.Q>alcRawllnp.of a.m. to 2 p.m. fl'lclly and Manalleld spent tbe ....anll Saturday at the Slmp•on here will! tbelr motber, Mn. bulldlnil In Racine On Satur- Suoan Rawlings. Mrs. Rawllllp day 1 sale of baked loodo wiD baa oold her bclmt 111 Grant St. • be hew allo. All member& are to the James lltckman family askedll>contrlbutelllldtowork andwiUbomoviJIIItoColumbul at the two day event. later this monlll. Mrs. Gertrude Miller II In FIVE AT MEETING Colwnbus for a vlalt with her SYRACUSE _ Attending the elater, Mrs. WIIUam Ruuell, Sci II> Presbyterial fall dlatrlct and otber relatlvee. 0 tl 1 the Nelsonville Mr. and Mrs. limy Crlawell ;::b·~~ Church Oct I and Mrs. Steve Sbudlc, YMra Racbel McBride' llrldgeport, are Ylsltlng here ; : Fr.,;kie Mumaw Mrs: wilb Mr. and Mrs. Jllllel Sh~;~~nisHQnQ~~esthe Mark Rndlings FOR YOU! I lDcreaslll allenclaDce at the --.. . . . . .. ....... Orioles Can Cop World Title Today :.u.~~~~m~ ':':;: Stretch. Your · . tbey 111arec1 .lbo llladt 111111 Middleport ..,.Y l.cDI What We've Got ••\ dlaplayandpmutandlwU!bo In Gpel'llllon ttnupout lilt evenJnc, Final pllna 11111'8 made at. recent ewe meetlnJ. Mra. Clltberlne :Welab Hall, Agnes White, Clara Agn Wblle Mr Ada• Slack CrlsWell~=~·------.J:::::====~ Lavender, Mildred Pierce, and~ M'ta ~ f Mary Pickens, Janice Llwson, · ~ b ~ He Mabel Pickens and Betty were ~bblns ofy~- Sa,.S: ' baked JIOodl .IIIli biJoiMnwle eenm1c:1 wW be aold, reUglouaartlclolwlll be 111 work, =·~a:S:'and-: lbal tbe moderator alkecl .lor SYRACUSE - Final plana were made for tbe ICbeduled pllte IWich meal when the Lldieo Aurlllary of VoiWIIeer Fire Department met Monday at their meeting hoUJe at Municipal park. tbe meeting was called II> <rder by tbe pmldenl, Myla Hudaon. · Devotlma, Proverbo 28: 1·10, by Janice Lawoon, preceded reports. tbe meal wUI be served Saturday,Ocll>ber 17, bel!lnnlnl at 11:30 p.m. 1be menu II turkey, dreaalng, mashed potatoes, &l'avy, 8I'HD boana, roUa,coffeeandteaforfl,eaten there 0r taken out. Proceedo are to be used II> buy candy II> treat tile cblldren at Cllrialmaa. 1be .Junior Auxiliary wlU aell homemade candy Saturday. The November project committee ia Thelma Grueser, chairman, Clara Lavender, and Mary Pickens. Mabel Pickens and Agnes White were hostesses. AI· !A!ndingwere Myla Hudaon, Ada Slack, Frieda MG8SIIUIII, Jean phebe '. per pllto, will be ...a. F1ne7 Vll:r . · --lilt Mn,'. Mlr&arel dml. and Mn. l'lnolll .. Ru111114, lllld . MIIJ ltlaryn COW!Inl. Wbllt·tbore lbtJ •w MUillllaGII'fatzznl werner, Middleport, have lbo 11rte brk!t boule DW' l!liiGr7 1114 lba ..,......., relamed fn1m an a1IDded Ylllt Demir llbltill • built by Gardea~. . lillie hamel of Mr. and Mn. Wllllatlllit.......,l'llnzab ol •• llldllt'l. i1Ptd1fh4l!.,. Leo Rt oU. Mr. IDd Mn. PwwiO)', lllld an lillde of lin. IDd cblldrln ..,. ................... wtm..alllankandMIIJIIJrdle Panona', whldl lo belDJ ' P~raa-.diiiiiW....riD~~~e Salllllltnai'Denwr,Colo, dedlcaled••l.wMblrtoflbt Ooh'IDtq~lllldlllllliiD Mn. "-ttl II a ....... Ill ear1J Will. lbllr ro11Jrft Mia Werner, lllld Mill Saw!· 1be IINUP lell DIIIWr by Gil tralllr Gil a trip llizlllllboal .-----,.---:----. ' "j " . •• , . S- The lloJiy Sentinel, Mlctdleport.Puneroy, 0., Oot. IC, 11111 ~- =:-;:~~~ :-::e::::t'~. i.l&rulii / :on:ru:w '. Plate Lunch :.::.:::.::.:~ Plans Made oaperlaleadeat, baa asked thai aU teachen of lbe dllirlel alloDII lbe meeful. ~ wiD bo oervtd by llle Byracaoe ocbo.l leachen. Mn. Cbloru Grimm 11 ~at. Nichol. ., eeallld, and Mrs. ~W:-~0..~'<,~"-*''iii:;~ ..... ., Gerakl Minor, third. tbe JJ1T811801D01llll featured the use ol tbree Dowen. Members .......,ded to roll A'lTEND ME!o'I'ING call by naming a favorite Mrs. T<m Roe, Mrs. Dwight: prden magazine. S<r!Jture to open the meeting was read by Wallace, Mrs. R. M. Sher· man, Mrs. J . E. Harley and Mrs. Nelson. Mrs. Karl Owen ol the Mid· tbe traveling prifA! dooated First United by Mrs. Nlcbolson was 11011 by dleporl Mrs. M. E. Nelson. Mrs. Nor- Presbyterian O.urcb attended man WW won tbe bostesB l!ift. the fall district Presbyterial tbe November meeting will be meeting held at lbe Nelsoovllle Olureh Thursday. held at the Will borne. lleceDt gueate at the home ol Mr. and Mra. Leroy Wyant, KbCJobta' Road, ....... tbelr sriiiiWn, Stanley Beal, Jr., Peter Majetorovlc, Frank A program on safely at the Martlz, Bob Kllngbeil, Wally Rutland PTA Monday night llurejka, and Mra. Stanley Beat, Sr. and PaUy, all of featured introduction of the safely patrol boys and girls and Qeveland. a talk by State Highway Patrolman Roger Hyden of the GalllpoUs post. David Wiseman had charge of the meeting wbich opened with !be flat ceremony by Rutland Girl Scout Troop 180. Devotions Always Appreciated were by the Rev. Herbert Always Corred GratA!, tbe treasurer reported a balance of f331.98 and tbe room awardwenttotheklndergarten claso. Plans were made for a 59N.2ndAvo. halloween carnival to bo held on m-5560 Middleport, 0 . Oct. 31 In the old high school gymnaslwn. Mrs. Tom Martin _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,.•.. ntr ..od-uc•e-dJ...am-es_v.. en_ ..n.. ar,i, • .......... ~ ' ' ;· Flowen fxptas lM I Cancelli f7.50 up . curt d but oolo bomera by Frank NEW YORK (UPI) -tbe Fruler'uhortbaBellnejUmper Robinson In the lltlrd and Don National Qaakelblll Aaaoclol· after &l'lbblnc Dave DeBuaa~z Buford Ill the llstb made It ~1. IICII's .Over IMivenary could chero'a rebound lblt put New tben came the 11stb when mark the enc1 of the New York York In Irani lfii.IOII lllld , McNally unloaded hill &l'and Knlcb' bozJe7moan. lleed'a 2Noot11t fnlm the WI · 111m II8INI Rids' rellever From the coach down to the llde witb 41 """"""' WI lblt Wayne Granger Ill make It 11-1. roollle, the Bolton Ce1t1ca were ldlled Boeton'ICba....,. . BALTIMORE (UPI) - The U.S. Ccllrt. McNally 18.., up two meanfn&· not lmpreued will! New York's New York llld Qdeago, Walhlngton Senaton, •d· 1be &mal«<lepc~~ltdlJ tu.te loa rona In the seventh before opening game victory Tuesday Saturday'• ~~~~at Madia- mltledly In dire finonclal affll'llll lbo Pblll a dJGice o1 Paul Blair drove In the flnll nlght 111 defense of 1111 NBA 111 Square Garden, ...., r.- llralta, apparenlly have .., 11n1 b n., Mike Epz11e1n or Orioles' rW!ln the seventh with Iitle. day"s only openera. The Bulla aversion towardl hllb1Jrlead oudielderl 1lld< I'd l•nll or hill third bit, a double. n.e Kntcb won, 11~10'1, but whipped tho San Diego RocUII, biUplayfl'S. Ed Stroud for l'liiad. Jolm With a rigbtbancler •larlln& 11 took 80IIIe clulch abootinl by lll-IMI, behind Bob Love'o 28 tbe Senators loot week ~ the 1enen1 IDIIIIII• ol ror tbe 0r1o1ea, ~,_.__ In points ac..,Jred Detroit pltdHr ..., made Walt rr-~ ...er to ...., a game . ol Demy the PhilllH, told Sanatora one change In hill Hneup lor the which New York led by 17 tbe Knlcka ran lnlll Bolton's MclBln u part an el8Jtl owner Bob Sborl be dellnltely fourth 1ame, pulling le!thander polnis at balfllme but only by IDoigh running game that put player trade and Tuesday nigbl wu lnlerelted Ill ille offer for bitter Bernie Carbo back In left two with I:56 remaining . John HavBcek In pool!ion II> revealed they are •1lemlltlnc II> Flood wiJo II CUI'I'tllll)' opera!· field In place of Hal McRae. "When you read about the scll'e 31 points. tbey meet lba obtain outflelda' CUrt Flood ol In& a reateurant In C4penba&en, However, Concepcion, wbn re- Knicks, they're super," said ume kind of offense tonight the l'blladelpUa Pbllllu. Denmarl:. placed Woody Woodward at Dave Cowens, the Collies' No. 1 when CelUI><Iriented Bob Cou· Flood, who wu 18Dt by the St. Short, hoping to booll the abortetop in the third game, draft choice from Florida Stele. ay's Royals are the opponenis. l.oois Cardinali to Pltlladelphla Senall>ra' 88lllnl attAIIdanee remains In the Hn "B0 1 h Ia ••••••t Chicago met little realatance one year 110, spurned a $10,000 with "Jig-came" ballpllyen eup. w en you P Y ...,...._ tr ct off by tbe ~"- for •--1be Las V01u oddamakera them, they're mere mortall." In its game with San Dl010 ao em 1 er nwa wblle he works out a,_,._, made the Orioles 6-6 favorites Bolton Coach Tommy Heln- the Bulla broke away f..- 8 3G-19 the 1970sea. . and !00Md111ed arrangemmt !CI' Robert F. to win the fourth game, lt>-1 to sobn wasn't too taken with the flrakj~r edge with 12 basebaU lor fl mllllm. 1be 32- Kenned) Stedlwn, salol he wu win the series one way or Knlcka' performance, either. A straf8ht pointe. Otet Walker year-old Flood didn't report II> ready to fb'ID ~gen u another. few careleBB errors by the aided tbe Bulla with 26 p>lnts. Pblladelphla wblle hill auilwas 110011 u tho Pblla agreed whldl What they're saying is, they Celtica meant the difference, he Stu Lintz led tho Rockets with cmtesled In oourt. He el•lrned pla)'tl' they w•tecl 1tr ntod. think lt'a all over. esplained. 24. Calvin Murphy taWed 17111 be ~ treated u "a piece of lllorl alao conflnaed he hu CINCINNATI New Yll'k, gaining the lead In hill pro debut wilb San Dt01o. cattle because of 1be trade but promlaed Pblladelpua a player Roserf eb' h bi lheflratquarterafterovercom In 1976-71 aeuon home FederaJCourtJudgelrvlngBen merely for P"f111laalon to Tolan cf g ~ lng a seveni)Olnt CeiUc margin: openers tonight San Diogo Is at Couper ruled agelnst Flood and negotla!A! with Flood whether,.. ~~~ ~ 3 0 0 0 rode Frazier's two clutch Ballimll'e, Deb-ott at Seattle, the cue Ia being appealed to tho not he signs him. May 1b ~ ~ ~ ~ baslteis wthe narrow win. Cleveland al Buffalo, Chicago McRae if ~ 1 2 0 Willis Reed scored a game. at Pblladelpbla and New Vor~ Helms 2b 4 1 1 o high 35 poinis, but It was at Cincinnati. Concepcion u 3 o 1 2 Cloninger p 2 o o o SYRACUSE - tbe Emily refreshments to Florence Potia, Granger p 0 0 0 0 Missionary Society of the Rachel McBride, Frankie Woo6Nord ph 1 o 1 o Flrsl United Mumaw, Ada Slack, Laura Syracuse Gu!!en p o o o o O!neph 1 o o o Presbyterian Church met In the Pickens, Jean Hall, Mildred Totels 3-4 3 9 3 annex of lbe church 'J'ueJday Pierce, Olarlotte Neue, Junlce IALTIMORE af!A!moon witb II members Lawson, Agnes Wblto and the ab r h bi Bulord If 3 2 1 1 present. hQitesa. ~";,,~ss 4 0 0 0 President Laura Pickens · - - - - - - - - . . . . , F ~ 21 03 01 called !he meeting to order with •.,l!oblnson rf • Blair cf 3 1 3 1 the reading "The Purpoae of B. Roblns011 3b ' 1 2 2 United Presby!A!rlan Women" Johnson 2b 2 1 o o COLUMBUS (UPI) - Upper sbowing In the top ten. from yearbook unial" in Etchebarren c 4 o o o Arlington 's Golden Bears, YOWigatownBnardmanmade unison. Mlnu!A!s were read and McNally o 341 '1 101 ,' riding the crest of a ~ame !he "'••est •·-" in tbe AAA Total• """' ,_..., the treasurer'• report accepted. C!nc!nnall 010 ooo 200-·J wlMlngslreak,have Ioken over Ustlnp, movtna lol3th position ElecUon of 1971 officers was Boll! more 201 014 10x-9 the top spot In tbe United Preso after a Z'/-18 win over AUJUnbeld with these being retained E - Etchebarren. OP - lntomatlonal Claas AAA town Filch Boardman is~ on Cincinnati 1, Baltimore L LOB ralln&s, holding a scant two· . for another year, president, - C!nclnnotl 7, Bo!timora 3. 2B the ...... - B. Robln1on 2, Blair. HR - F polllt lead aver runnerup .md 'lbe Jig game this weekencl Laura Pickens; viC<!¥esident, z+--- - - - ----1 Robln1011. Buford, McNelly. SF lui week's leader, Maullloo. linda No. 1 Upper ArHngton - Concepc!onip h r or blloo Upper AriiJIIIII>n, which blut- viBIIIn& No. 5 Llncuter ln a I Cloninger 1u . ed lOth ranked Akron Garfield Central Ohio League Bbnw· Florence Potta. A free wUI offering of $10 was given. Mrs. G 5 1-3 6 5 5 3 5 41-4 Friday night, WBB awarded down. Massillon playa at BEST BUY 1 2·3 2 3 3 1 1 171lnt place votes and ama ed dangerouo steubenville and Pickens read "'lbere'a Nothing ~le 1 1w12 2 1 1 1 0 291 p>lnts, wblle the Tilers sot Canton McKinley and Nllas Like Jl" during tbe placing of , Nal Y 11ra11 :potnla.Canton the ''Least Coln,II 2 5 ) Misslonartes to be ~yed for T __; .2:09. !,,fiJ} - . third 1111b . The ,. ·-.o;~ Uillted Pr • !nferhal!onol Oll!o on Oct. 6 were In Djakarle, and f 207 • __.;..,. iiU ,OoJrtb al 203 Hlah lloord of Cooc!tts' the Synod of the Sierra and Llncaater moved up from pofl (with won-losf records end seventh II> fifth with 139. !!rot place votes In poren- (Nevada). Chapter 13 of Bible study book inquiry wu read New Lellngton and Cory- theseo) : Ra1180Dheldonll>tbelrleadsln ClOss MA and discussed. Claaa Tum Points Olarlotte Nease, Jean Hall the Class AA and A p>Us 1. Upper Arllnglon and Agnes White were respecthely. 2. Massillon i~l r~ welcomed u new members. NewLeJ:lncreuedlismargln J. Canton McKinley from flve to 12 points over 15-0l 101 201 Myla Hudson, hostess, served runnerup Bucyrus in tbe M _ ratqo, getting eight flrlts and '·Sandusky _ MODI!. QQIC4AL 15 01 131 203 Highland, Ashtabula Harbor 157 -ints to sts ftrals and 145 t 1). Claymont ( 1}, Medina • Power flo llecbanlmt potnt; Ill' the Redmon. ~: 'N':re':J.l~Kini~~0· 11 111 139 Buckeye. Louisville St. Thomas • I~ Thoro WMh, Pawllr ClEVELAND (UPI)-CI Ra In d (>1-1) 91 Aquinas and Oberlin Flrelands lhowtrtl, "'"' Tower, eve- Cory· wson coot ue II> 1. Wurren western Reserve Pow.r Ann (1~ 10 each . land Browns coach Btentoo coul along with a ~ record (>1-1) 84 Class A • I ·WIIh CJclle: Dlllr l.oMI. Collier, looldng abasd to thll year and ~ld a 180-831ead 8. Cincinnati Moeller Ttam Potnts Poll a , ..... RlnM • Hold m,etlng the Detroit Uons over Mechanicsburg which (4·1l 71 1· Cory-Rowson _ ( ) • ..... Cuttint lolrd Top 58 2. Mechanicsburg15 01 5 160 • loft PocHI DllpoMr SUnday predlcll "this wUI be a moved lnll> the No. 2 p>elllCII 1 ~: ~?~c~~noti St. x~!~r ·~ltlblllnfl real roiJII)J one, a real rough this week In Clasa A. (3-2) 47 (S.Ol (I l 93 one." Niles McKinley (~I) held Second 10: 11 . Elyria«!; 12. 3. Morton Pleasant CoUter cited Detroit's power- down the~-_, In the AAA Cincinnati R011er Bacon 32; 13. (5-01 (21 91 III&MU ...-. Youngstown Boardman 25; u . 4. Portsmouth Notre Dame ful defenoe and abWty lo move ratings with 91 points, followed Columbus eutmoor end (S.O) 121 " the ball. by Warren Western Reserve Conlon Central Cofhollc 21 5. Covington (5·01 79 "It probably 11 the top d Qnclnnatl Moeller bolh ~ each; 16 . Troy 20; 17. · Bay 6. Tu1carawos Cot( oo!!c( ) 5 01 3 68 an • VIllage (I) 18; 11. Wo!sh Jesuit physical team of tbe league," I,Sidney,ll-4,andCinclnnaiiSt. 15; 19. Cinc!nnatf LaSo!leU; 20. 1. Kirtland (S.O) 59 CoWer safd. xavier, il-2. st. Xevler dropped Bellaire 11!oncl Eost Cleveland B. Marion LocollMor!o Stein) H . e said ftrmer Browns al~l2declllon to Cleveland St. Show 13 each. IS.OI (2) 49 ptaJf!l Mlb IJiccl wu the Joeepb Sunday. Others with 10 or more polnto: 9. W0$1 Jefferson Willoughby South 12, Cleveland 1'"11 (11 .q defensive corneratone of the SteubenvilleCenlraiCIIthollc, · st. Joseph and steubanvlllo 11 10s!'!':;a(o, 1. ~,:! wo::. 1 Lions. despite JoelnlliB eeallld game iach. Cte" AA chester 41 ; 11. Conville 111 38; and "Lucci hu matured tbrougb ol tbe year over the weekend, THm Points 13. Norwalk st. Paul 36; 1o1. up e>:perleoce,"Colllersald. bold tbe No.3 spot In C1Jaa M 1. New Lex!nglon(5-G) (I) 157 35 Yorkville t.•og Catholic llooe (2) Collier salol the performance witb 11 points. each; (2) 16. end Newark of • •-· -··-'-•-·• BlU ~-•·-• Rolv Name (' •) 2. Bucyrul (5-G) (6) 1>1.5 32 ; 17. Ar!lnglon 31; 18. Me· ..,.,. •--"""" ...,....,.., ' ...,. 3. Steubenville Colholic Donald 21; 19. lrondo!a Stonton M1111011 were ''hlgbly lmprea- IDd Caat•lta Marpretls (~) . (3-2) 111 91 Local23; 20. Johnstown ll<>n~ live." both.W.IKp>lnta,....,Uedfor 4. (t!o) Clovelond Holy Heme 210therswlftl10ormorepo!nto: ''He Ilia bad tbe reapmllblll. fourth, Porlsmoutb Wut and •· (tie) Costo!li""~,"~~ol:: Letonlo (1) 19, Beollsvllla (1) ty ol being No. I jOlt 1oJ111 Minerva, both ~. wore (5-G) (I) 14 18. Tuscorawos Volley 17, 992-2238 enouch ... lllld ha'l laklq deadloeked fCI' llstb with 116, o. (tiel Pommouftl West Mineral Ridge 16, New London Middleport, O• .,..,_0 • Collier said. · (S.O) (!] 66 (I) 15, Ml!leroporf 1~. Sanduslly •' followed by Roaalord (4-1), St. 6. ITie) Minerva SSit~.:Ma:r~y~I!2,~Low:el:l~v!:II•~IO~.:.~;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ aatnv111e (~I) and Wyoming (S.OI (I) 66 I a. Rouford 1>1-11 >1.5 (M). Marion Pleasant moved up a 9. St. C!olrsv!l!e 1>1-11 >1o1 10. Wyomlno IS.O) 41 DANCE IIOURS SET oolcb from I week 1110 Ill No. 3 So""'d 10: 11. Circleville 39; tbe Neill llomecomtn1 In a.. A, nnlr lin> p>lnla 12. Hartville Lako 38; 13. New t.blncl u_,_..,....,_ Another Concord John Glenn 31; 14. daneewiU be beldfromlOp.m. --•· Columbus OoSI!es 28 ; 15. mkllri&N Ill IIJe former two poliltl badt with • WU Napoleon ond Sprln;f!eld ;Tinllir Hfc1i School l'ol1lliloulll Notre Demo and Shawnee 27 ooch ; 17. Midlor lbldlllce lbea Cllll! o.vtnglm, Tuca· dlolown Fenwick 26; 18. Deyton . by . lbt Mal.. . zH1II Clllldlc, ~. Marl· :.":1!'1::.-~:..!· l~ff,~Hlt 22; He · 1111 ·Atftlotle ' Ill Ulcal, Will Jelfer. . and Ot!ttrs '!'ith 10 or moro paints: da · ' n.011ded'"'1 PwbQ. Akron St. I!IIICO!II 18, E!yr!o ." ...,..,._, (• •) · - ' W- Jeff Coftlollc 17, ~ Lahw!Mid ' - - ""' ..., 15, KoMion 13, L!rita Contrell2, .'tNre m•kq their flz:tit st. Marys Memorial 11, Modlno 00 ;, a.- ! l Emily Society MeetS Bears, New Lex, C-R Top Ratings ~~~ac~~,:;.: ==: Make "Her'' Dishwashing Easy BE DISHWASHER '"':If' ~- IJODS :ciGJiley~. Me~~~~ a~u~·- Sc,.: WiJI ' :m Be Tough Collier 1 $159 H&R Firestone ---& AT . KEITH GOBLE foRD . USED CAR LOT ·SA· . ' . l ,,ULL ' I •, GINt~ • · ~ 4N'tl.f~EEZE~............~.- '1·• LAKust St. Middleport. 0. "Ral Sharp" .. · .. • ' 96 .,r. . \ \· �........... :o··;n·:~l' Account of Western. Trip Made ·ast Therapy Program Planned ""'*::::::: ~w:~I ~ Fall ' Bazaar .on November 4 •' . ~. 1-'lilt 'DillY llonllnel, Midohport-PamlloJ, 0., Oot.l4, lrle )'fjl 'l'llill awpa,.klin .w. tbe 111 •• dab & lilt ('.a!Up>Qa 8llllt 111111u11 ~· Ocl. %1 wu plailmld dvbll. 1 reeet~l q '!zcoflllt . . Gudozl<lub 11114 lillie 111111t olllrl. Orion NoiiDtl --~81 iMI .,. ._.. of a.z"!!lmalai ""I to bo held S)qcuse Park is .h Seene of Lunc SYRACUSE - A pllte IWich' 111011 wiD bo III'Ved at the meelln& boule at the Munlclpal Park Salurday, October 17, ballnniJIII at 11:10 a.m. 1be 11111111 wiD bo turkey, tlreosiJIII, -maohod potatoes, &l'IVJ, green boan8t rolls t collee and tee I fl ' per pllte, at the boUle or laiJen out. Sponsored by the Ladles Allllllary of the VoiWIIeer Fire Department, proceeds wtllgo to buy candy II> treat the cllildron ·at Cllrialmaa. •' BELAnvES OOME 111 ~ oa 0c1: • b7 Mn. JaiJ8 !ilcliDIIan, Jftlidtnl. It wu reported lbat Uti. Llwzaa Owpnln IDd Mn. M. E. Nellou .-e-ted tbe pnleil prclll'llll '"' WMP0 lor OclDber llld lblt Mn. Nontwl Will provided the an. 'lbumb Notes mot...W lor 1be Deily Sentinel. Nine IM""enn were .,....ent ftr tbe ap111 meeting of tile Rutland, Garda! Qub. Mra. Neilan spoke to tho ~ em propogalloa of piJnts llld demonltrated metbods ol layerlq. On arrugements ablblted at the meetlnl. Mrs. Grooer Slolll tonk flrlt, Mrs. ABHelelloll wiD meel at7•• Tllaroda7 aiJ~I at llle a..- llf&lt llellool. B~ 1 ken for lito will lie Tlltzau CadJ, Deaa..ral eaailldate for repreoeatall¥t, aid Ralpll Welker, Repablleu .... dldate •.lallap Jleelltllllle pr••••m cllalrlilaa. A . - a n d aaawer period "'"*' PTA Program on Safety Topic AVASE OF FLOWERS '5.00 UP Dl1Dl£Y'S RDRIST 3 ROOMS OF ALL NEW. -FURNITURE A fall buur wiD bo held 111 Nov. 4 at lba Sacred BNrl Ca111ollc O.urdla""!l«<uill by the Clllbollc w..,.n • aub. FroiQII47p.m.aoreamed baked cbleken d1ma' at$UO principal, who presented the safety patrol. Patrolman Hyden In his talk stressedlheroleofthepatrolln making the highways safe. He spoke on new equipment ln· eluding a speed measuring device and answered quesUons from those attending the meeting. Kindergar!A!n mothers . FREE DEUVERY KE . FURNI'u 0. · '· •'• ! I p ..........,. meeting. Anuftm...... WU !'b!nned lor 'l'llllnllaJIIJid fl'lclly In the church audllorh'ID. Mra. Tom Ableo and Mill Cllflllllle O'Donnollllnlll aef~t~l•l•ldl. Named booiHRI for the N011t111bor meelln& _.. Mra. Anna Blackwood, Mia Mlrlb8 Rowell, Mrs.~ MLml, and Mra. Gema CUd. vlllted -...ii naHma! '{llltl'q0 lild saw Maunlllullunore, Rome SlUt old llllne tlelcrlbod U the ~ Ill ~ CDUDir)' lbo • mer White Bouae ,d Jl'llldetttlll ca.t.r Park lillbe BlaCt 111J1a and the 81'8"' of 1llld BlU IDd Cllamlty Jn. 'l1ley vllllld aa Iildlan 11 I ialloa niui n111J1 to lllllver by WIJ of \VJGmlllc 1ibere lbay llqlped 11 Fort Llrrlmer wblcb 11 beiDa resiOJad, 1D Colarado, the 8I'OUP vlalted MVti'IIJIUblllldlbeRediiDclt l!gf!alo8WMIIIeumaal.ooliDul ·· 1 ersonar UIGO) Mr. and Mrs. llelborllleed, ' flEW &USED · FURNITURE· ukw. , ANTH·0 Ny . A pink, blue and white color Mr. and Mra. Millard Swartz, Roger, Mr. and Mro. scheme was used for decorating Mandy and William, Mrs. Christopber H. Wren, Margie the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Leona Babcock, Mrs. Mlna and Cl'af8, Mr. and Mr1. we.., Flndllng lor 8 misceUaneous Walker, Mrs. Leonard Amos, Van Metor and Mrs. Bertha shower honoring Mr. and Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Shennan Hen- f!l._oore.. ._.·'---:; -- -..., F'·""M der ,. Mark "-... son. TH DAILY SENTINEL Glfis were placed on • table Othera presenlln& glfla to the covered wlth white and couple were Mr. and Mrs. Paul ' DEVOTED TO ' decorat.ed with bells. Games Buckley,RickyandTeresa,Mr. INTE~EST OF MEIGS-MI>.SON AREA were conducted by Mrs. Carl and Mrs. Clarence Henderaon • CHESTER L. TANNEHILL, Findling wlth prizes being won Mrs. Undo Williams, Aaron Exec. Ed. by Dottie Heynolda, Mrs. Iva Willlams, Mr. and Mrs. Glen ROBE~~ ~~~~LICH , Upton, Mary Robinson, and Robinson, Mrs. Nina Robinson, PubliShed dol~ excei>~ Mrs. Leota Massar. Mrs. PaUy !lara Rollrod, Mrs. Robert ~,:\\:~1t.,"lo~~nv. '1\ 1v&l~~ Might 11011 the door prize. Burke Sr., Mrs. Gay Ann St., .,omerov. OhiO. 45761, Refresbmenis of cupcakes, Burke: Mr. and Mrs. Orville =~~~= ~~~ ';mM92•21 ice cream mints and Kool-Aid wa•- and Jlmtuy Wilma ' So<ond CJIU pool... paid a, ' ~· ' Pomeroy, Ohio. ~ · were served. Attending bealdes Bahr, Eileen Bahr and Patty, N1 t1 on 11 • d v tr 1"1 nol ··• I IIJ.III.D,III.&I u. ·- • llllll;lllmto..,.--..,; " -' "" ' - · · JlabrI , robr01ont~t!vt Bottlntll!i t•·-INK -·-"" ~ ~-,.~ .- ..- •·-'..-~ · .,.U Giil.gt)tf, ( ~ , ,f&.llt,4)lf $t. ~ Randy •Might· ·Miao 'Helen 'Mr. -encl' Mn: ;)ollaes ·Milhll!t, New 'I'Otk ly, ~.W' York. .1 · _ • ,.._ SubScription rates : o.tlvtrld Flitdllng~ Iva FiDdlln8, Belle and. Anna MarJe,,.- •. Mlnnie by carrie-r Where lll'llflble d Reeves, Ellen Reeves, Mr. and Clark, Mr. and Mrs. WUliam ~::nfe"at w.r:~; o:i\~ l:~ln~; Mrs. RuaseU Findling, Mrs. Reynolds. Olllce, $23.40 .. Six monlh.s l Jeny BID'ke, Mrs. Warren Van Mr. and Mra. Om Fitch, Mrs. r~~:;,m:~~~ ~='r~~~! Meter and Sandra Mr. and Helen Woode Mr. and Mra. strvlce nol ovollrbl" on• ' • month 11.50. ly mel : One_ veer· Mrs. Kenneth Mohler, Kenda Llrry Spencer, Llrry Bryant, m.oo: Six months U.l5. Throe ··• •--· Moyler, Mr · ..,N --• MrI. nnft.. __ " · " ' · · 14.GO. Sublcr!PI!on orlct «~N "'""'· .. _ , , Mrs• nuua wuour .awuu...,.., monthl lnctudel&oodiV T!mti:Stntlntt, Grace Swartz, Alma Swartz, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Wren and Drawer CIIHII '16.95 to '29.95 Used Baby Beds v- Dapomlellle · 'lo.95 to '19.95 Dialer For AND HUUNG [ Used5 Piece By MAJOR AMOS B. HOOPLE Dinette Set The Originol Drawback Egad, friends, with the season just nearing the half. way matk the ranks of the undefeated and untied major elevens have shrunk to barely more than a corporal ' s g.,rd. And after this Saturday's shelling the ranks will be even thinner- um-kwnph! Last week your favorite forecaster gave yo~ three colcissal u~sets - Stanford over Sou I ern California, Tennessee over Georgia Tech and S~uth Carolina over North we Carolina. And this week can confidently forecast the defeat of two more unbeaten p 0 we r sy I nd A b k If k If' a e a . ,• urn- a - a . Colwnblll s Lions, who last Saturday surprised the forces of John Harvard, will deal a dose of _the same to the Yale lads thiS weekend. 'Tls sad tyha1t , 1 - 11hUak · kalf -tone 0: a e s a • me grea s, mus be the bearer of bad news for the foUowers of the Old '19.95 SERVICE STATION '19.95 to '29.95 Used Metal and Wood Beds '3.95 •d UD R.C. COLA 8 W"dll Used Stands & Coffee Table Sets 74' 1.... Btil. '10.95 and up toupan Used Maple Half Bed (complete) Good ot Evelvn'o Groc. Expire~ 10.18-70 '24.95 lDIS OF NEW RJRNI'IUR£ ,.,Jf,BKUAVINQS,; o,;..r; ni·t :l i:: nM: Th1s Week's Grocery Speciall ,CORAL 3 Fabric Softner .. . ··"-' 32 oz. Bits. $1 ;:~ . ' . I . . : ;, ' ''llvE vOUR i:oMMUNITY G.EI!N STAMPS .WE ACCEPT FEDERAL FOODSTAMPS. I J Sol.· a Fr!.-t n•• T1IUn. .. a OPEN: Store 6 Tll7:>15 O.l!v-1 n!6:>1.5 Sundlys Stotlon9 Til 5-7 O.yo A - _SWAP SHO~ m-7Ur IOSN.2ndAVI. -llport . . . ~- .... ~....._ ... ...._ ..... -... :.a._ ·.a. ..... 1t.."''L..ty'-r'v"v+++.+..:L~++v+-r"v'vt-±•+~-'vf'v++A-+Arvtvt-~~t~~:laf1U..?.WWJ. ;l'l'511. ;._ • ..a..:+. • • ....._....._ .... + + .........·"v"•v*v'v'V' .,.....,...,...,.....,.....,...,.. .... .,...,.....,.. .................. ...,..,...,.. ........................ .- ...................... . . .-. . .- ................. .... . . . ' . ...... .. ._..........,.....,._~++Y¥ AN lfllms Thru Oct.20 - ' ~ .KING SIZE STH to4 I'IMl, STS., ~.U:III .. "TioohoollttloA-, ..................1 • BONUS Deteraent '""· •• u1r II.............. 11•11.-t- .. 111.-, AcciM Fa .•• -- ' ,.., " !L'....;.....- ..•• Prices Effective Oct 14-20 O,.Moa.-lat. fltt l II Laundry .. CLOSED SUNDAYS H • • • • • •_, . . . . . . ... . . . . . ' JUMIKJ FRESH Xtra! Xtra Special! CELERY belL '25$ FAIRMONT OOUNTRYSJDE 5h IIIII 6, --·'ir. ..... ONLY lb.. I 95' each I Market I CAKES" . ,,I , , . ...... . . 10.20-70 ' RtJ 7r IIGIIum I WITte THII COUPON UM1J 1 COUI'Dfj PIR I'IIICHAII• ' ' ,_ .. .,., .,. ' ~ ' ss• POR·K· &kery.liuyl I 99* Racine Food SPARE RIBS FlAVORS I IVORY UDVID RIEsH I r.1EATY .. " . ' ' . ' .' . t I' . . '.·'. '·,' 8• I t w '" ' I n1 • •o'll · " Georgia Tech, dumped from the unbeaten ranks last weell, will do the same to Aubllrn!· The Hoople S}stem sees lbe Yellow Jackets administering a stinging 22-16 defeat to the Auburn Tigers on the latter's home grounds. .,. .One of \be most interesUog clhsbes on this week's card matcbes the high-flying Air Force Falcons and the Navy Midshipmen in Washington, D. C. I predict the Falcons' great aerial clrt:ua, featuring Bob Parker and Erqie Jennlngs, will bomb the middles , , 2-HOUR CLEAN lNG · . (Upan Request) ROBINSON 'S · CLEANERS _ . . . 216 E. 2nd Pomony National League cbamplma' morale from fla&glng, profeuea to believe the Rids can gel up off the floor and wln -and be • sees Nolan'• effort as the .ey. "If we can win Wdsy'o game with Nolan, I really feel we can win four straight," sald Ander· aon. Pete llooe, the never.qui!A! !; The Old Boy Himsell into submi" ion, 42-7! some undefeated clubs tbis correspondent favors to keep their records clean are Miami 10) 0 h 1o State Notre Dame 'and Mississippi' -In- a tvogli , conference m-ttng Miami'S •Redikins will'idg~ Ohio Uni· • versity by a 11·20 count ! . . . Archie Manrung and his Misolsslppi supporting cast have too many guns for Sn. Mississippi and wtll walk olf with a 28·14 victory. TwoofManning'stoprivals for the Heismann TrophyJoe Thelsmann of Notre Dame and Rex Kern of Ohlo Stale - will keep their clubs on the winning road. For Thelsmann and the Irish it wiD be a convincing 35-10 victory over always-rugged Missouri at Colwnbia. For Kern and his brilliant Buckeyes, it wlll be an equaUy convincing 42-14 triumph over Minnesota! Stanford, wbnse great onerator Jim Plunkett wfn have somethioLto say about who wlll win t Helsmann, will stay on the Rose Bowl course wlth a 32-i7trlmmlng of' Washington Stale- barrwnph! Now go on with the fore· cast : Geoflla Tech 2!, Aubara 18 Kenl Stele 14, liowUng . lhlnl -Brooks Robinson, the Oriolel' !anteatic third baseman, baa "locked up" tbe new car which te awarded by • magulne w tbe,Hrlea' ''DMllt valuable player. "I've never seen anylhlnc Ute him In my Ufo," said llooe. "Now Brooks II beating ua wlth blo bat, too," eald Ancleraon. Ander100 was talking about' Robinson's two doubles Tuu•• the lira dri·•·· 111 the ~y, t •"'6 Orioles' ftrot two 111!11 ftr a lead they never lost. lloblnaon II G,...l Robinson made hill dally apectecular play Tuesday -<1 dlvln& one-handed catclt II> hill left o1 a line drive by Johnny Bench Sev at other Ia he · er P YB made ,..re lUll roullne RobinBDn - which means they were 81'081. After Brooks doubled in the Oriolel' flral two 111!11, Dave UCLA 32, CaH!ornla 22 Celorado u, Oldaboma 18 Colo. St. U.l8, UT El Paoo 16 Dartmouth U, Browa 0 Dayton 14, Bulfalo II Southern JU. 38, Eaat CaroUna 7 Florida 44, Richmond 7 Georgia 16, Vanderbtlt 13 CorneU 37, Harvard Zl Houall>n3I,Orecon St. %1 (NI llllnola 8, Indiana 7 Purdue 28, Iowa 10 Kanoao 37, Iowa State 10 Nebraaka 17, Kanoaa 14 LSU 23 K • , entac&y 16 (NI Sn. CaroHna SO, Maryland 211 Florida Sl 35, Mempbls St. 8 (N) Mlchtgao Zl, Mfeb. State %0 Mlulsslppl 28, Sn. Mila. 14 Texas Tech 2%, Ml11. State Zl (N) Notre Dame :1$, Mlaoourl 10 Air Force 4! Navy 7 New Me!deo 'n N Mex St 24 • · · Do;, 17, N.C. Stat.! 10 Oblo State 42, Minnesota 14 Mlaml 0. !7, Oblo U. 2G Oregon 33, Idaho 7 Pennsylvania 15 Lafayet!A! 0 Penn State 22 SyracaOJe 8 111 ilZ ruodwa~ 01'""'. S.uth..., uiliorala 45, WasblaiiOa 7 (Nt Rice U, SMU 131NI Alabama !II, Tenneooee 13 Texas A&M z1, n::u 17 (Nt Norlb carolina 41, Tulane !II (N) VIrginia 14, Army 7 VMI Z3, Wm. & Mary 8 Tulsa 19, Va. Tech 10 Wake Forest 34, Clemson 15 Stanford 3Z, Waoh. Stele 17 Toledo 4!, Western Mleb. Zl W. Texas St. 18, No. Texas St. 17 (N) Cincinnati 8, Wichita St. 0 Northweotero 3$, Wlsoonain 14 Wyomlnc 28, Utah 211 Xavier IS, Temple 7 Columbia 3CI, Yale !7 Melp 11 Atheu 1 GeDipoU. 14 lroatoa 8 JackHa Z2 Wellaten 18 Lopa Sl WaveriJII Aln.....,. 1 Gloualer 1 Wurea Llcal Zl NoiiHvllleVorl 8 Eulenlll Federal-Hoe"'"• U Mlllor II v . - Coolly U Pl. Plouaat u Haatln1toa Eut I Have Traee U Bontllert! I Vu 21Polal Wabama 1% 11oa111 Zl CIJeapeake f '"--' n - - ~·Hill I .._ ~• - ,.. JroUoa St. Joe 41 SJIIIIIleB ValleJo I hlrlnd ZUI!Idl Hill I GreeiJ LlcaiiZ North Gallla 1 Kner CNak 14 1 Mid-~~~~ · -WP~~-~~, ~PIC' ~·· · ~===P1l:IOI:ot:m:-5411:::':•~~~:G·:ree·:-•:IJ~!'"~!~~·:.·.., , .....a ... ~ MOBILE HOME ~.'. '.'·I; '' '1~ ·Underpinning .. . ·;.3o~'x ,: s•· · .i. . .; AadenoaProleaaea IeBei Rids ' Manager Sparky Anderaon, who must keep hill B~,.,~V~lltiiA~~1~N~~ ~ J'"~ ··········~ ,' .: ' MEATS CHO·ICE 49• 'SEVERAL ,. USDA ICE. CREAM ~Gallon flEW CROP FLORIDA .-."f . TOILET TISSU E.~~~~.~~~:~~~~~:~...........A··•· 4;: •1· KLEENEX TISSUE.. ~~~.~~~~.o.x.~............-"' 4·:"•1 PORK & BEANS~···~~·N·T~!.....................__I ~· '1 VIENNA SAUSAGE ..~~~~~................. 4 t::•1· . Y BEANS J O AN OF ARC . s·• ., KIDNE ' . ·- ·~··••••••••••••••••••••••••••---· ·'cans . . DEL MONTE • . s3:ns '·1 CO RN ...... ,.....,•.....................•••.•.............• . . ,.. . c.•t. KRAFT D.INN.ER'·••••NOODLESWtlHCHEESE , ................................ 1 . . : :' . . _ so . u ---P. -· · .. CHICKEN NoObLE ... . . .· ~~·. ·~ 7 CAMPBELL ~ _ ........ . . . . • HOopIe sees Ran k5 Th •Inner Major PLUMIJNG Used Dressers ·1 1 ry'a flrat. Wll'ld Series homer by a pltdler. Down 3-4, the Rids now face the teak of wlMlngfouratralgbtpmes. Als a alert W..ard that perhaps lmpaulble goal, the Rids named Gary Nolan, the flra •~·- 1-, Ill face Pal· ._.,~ mer Ill' the second time. "I'm just going to go out tbere and give 100 per cent," said righthander Nolan, who 1ave up tbree borne runs In Used 4 IIIIlS EVELYN'S GROCERY ·&1 H~P. Air Compressor · -~·- · " · lfteP knockoJit by drubbing 4-3. ''Thla Ume I'm going II> try them, W, In the thlrd game to keep the ball In the ballpark. Tueaday as Dave McNally I made too many mlltekealaal · •-·." lftl)led the crusller with hlato- w= FR££D£UVERY. Used2 _ ~ BALTIMORE ( PlJ - The blazing-hot Baltimore Orioles sent Bideburned Jim Palmer to the mound In the fourth llllme of the World Series today to wrap up baseball'S world championship- a title they~!e Ia one year overdue. "I t when we won tbe first game that we ouid win ri 1 ~ tralaht " 'd w . e se es n our 8 I'"" games, 881 Palmer, "and now we can do it.' tbe ~lea aet up the clazad Clnc:lnnatl Redf for the clean- losln& the opener teat Saturday, .JJollari .. Rete u;; N..._ the f«mer Hilda Kelly, ol Brldgeporl, W. Va., were -and aaellt ol Mr ..and Mra. J1111e1 Souden. Jerry lllrry of Akron vlalted over the 11eebJNI bert wltb hill motber, Mrs. Mabel Sanborn who rOIDalnf a patient at · Veterans Memorial Roepltal. PLAN RUMMAGE &ALE · Mr. and Mrs. Jamee Johnlon Racine Qlapter, OES, wiD . and children ol ~ and holcl '1. runuJI8III sale from 9 Mr.!WIMrB.Q>alcRawllnp.of a.m. to 2 p.m. fl'lclly and Manalleld spent tbe ....anll Saturday at the Slmp•on here will! tbelr motber, Mn. bulldlnil In Racine On Satur- Suoan Rawlings. Mrs. Rawllllp day 1 sale of baked loodo wiD baa oold her bclmt 111 Grant St. • be hew allo. All member& are to the James lltckman family askedll>contrlbutelllldtowork andwiUbomoviJIIItoColumbul at the two day event. later this monlll. Mrs. Gertrude Miller II In FIVE AT MEETING Colwnbus for a vlalt with her SYRACUSE _ Attending the elater, Mrs. WIIUam Ruuell, Sci II> Presbyterial fall dlatrlct and otber relatlvee. 0 tl 1 the Nelsonville Mr. and Mrs. limy Crlawell ;::b·~~ Church Oct I and Mrs. Steve Sbudlc, YMra Racbel McBride' llrldgeport, are Ylsltlng here ; : Fr.,;kie Mumaw Mrs: wilb Mr. and Mrs. Jllllel Sh~;~~nisHQnQ~~esthe Mark Rndlings FOR YOU! I lDcreaslll allenclaDce at the --.. . . . . .. ....... Orioles Can Cop World Title Today :.u.~~~~m~ ':':;: Stretch. Your · . tbey 111arec1 .lbo llladt 111111 Middleport ..,.Y l.cDI What We've Got ••\ dlaplayandpmutandlwU!bo In Gpel'llllon ttnupout lilt evenJnc, Final pllna 11111'8 made at. recent ewe meetlnJ. Mra. Clltberlne :Welab Hall, Agnes White, Clara Agn Wblle Mr Ada• Slack CrlsWell~=~·------.J:::::====~ Lavender, Mildred Pierce, and~ M'ta ~ f Mary Pickens, Janice Llwson, · ~ b ~ He Mabel Pickens and Betty were ~bblns ofy~- Sa,.S: ' baked JIOodl .IIIli biJoiMnwle eenm1c:1 wW be aold, reUglouaartlclolwlll be 111 work, =·~a:S:'and-: lbal tbe moderator alkecl .lor SYRACUSE - Final plana were made for tbe ICbeduled pllte IWich meal when the Lldieo Aurlllary of VoiWIIeer Fire Department met Monday at their meeting hoUJe at Municipal park. tbe meeting was called II> <rder by tbe pmldenl, Myla Hudaon. · Devotlma, Proverbo 28: 1·10, by Janice Lawoon, preceded reports. tbe meal wUI be served Saturday,Ocll>ber 17, bel!lnnlnl at 11:30 p.m. 1be menu II turkey, dreaalng, mashed potatoes, &l'avy, 8I'HD boana, roUa,coffeeandteaforfl,eaten there 0r taken out. Proceedo are to be used II> buy candy II> treat tile cblldren at Cllrialmaa. 1be .Junior Auxiliary wlU aell homemade candy Saturday. The November project committee ia Thelma Grueser, chairman, Clara Lavender, and Mary Pickens. Mabel Pickens and Agnes White were hostesses. AI· !A!ndingwere Myla Hudaon, Ada Slack, Frieda MG8SIIUIII, Jean phebe '. per pllto, will be ...a. F1ne7 Vll:r . · --lilt Mn,'. Mlr&arel dml. and Mn. l'lnolll .. Ru111114, lllld . MIIJ ltlaryn COW!Inl. Wbllt·tbore lbtJ •w MUillllaGII'fatzznl werner, Middleport, have lbo 11rte brk!t boule DW' l!liiGr7 1114 lba ..,......., relamed fn1m an a1IDded Ylllt Demir llbltill • built by Gardea~. . lillie hamel of Mr. and Mn. Wllllatlllit.......,l'llnzab ol •• llldllt'l. i1Ptd1fh4l!.,. Leo Rt oU. Mr. IDd Mn. PwwiO)', lllld an lillde of lin. IDd cblldrln ..,. ................... wtm..alllankandMIIJIIJrdle Panona', whldl lo belDJ ' P~raa-.diiiiiW....riD~~~e Salllllltnai'Denwr,Colo, dedlcaled••l.wMblrtoflbt Ooh'IDtq~lllldlllllliiD Mn. "-ttl II a ....... Ill ear1J Will. lbllr ro11Jrft Mia Werner, lllld Mill Saw!· 1be IINUP lell DIIIWr by Gil tralllr Gil a trip llizlllllboal .-----,.---:----. ' "j " . •• , . S- The lloJiy Sentinel, Mlctdleport.Puneroy, 0., Oot. IC, 11111 ~- =:-;:~~~ :-::e::::t'~. i.l&rulii / :on:ru:w '. Plate Lunch :.::.:::.::.:~ Plans Made oaperlaleadeat, baa asked thai aU teachen of lbe dllirlel alloDII lbe meeful. ~ wiD bo oervtd by llle Byracaoe ocbo.l leachen. Mn. Cbloru Grimm 11 ~at. Nichol. ., eeallld, and Mrs. ~W:-~0..~'<,~"-*''iii:;~ ..... ., Gerakl Minor, third. tbe JJ1T811801D01llll featured the use ol tbree Dowen. Members .......,ded to roll A'lTEND ME!o'I'ING call by naming a favorite Mrs. T<m Roe, Mrs. Dwight: prden magazine. S<r!Jture to open the meeting was read by Wallace, Mrs. R. M. Sher· man, Mrs. J . E. Harley and Mrs. Nelson. Mrs. Karl Owen ol the Mid· tbe traveling prifA! dooated First United by Mrs. Nlcbolson was 11011 by dleporl Mrs. M. E. Nelson. Mrs. Nor- Presbyterian O.urcb attended man WW won tbe bostesB l!ift. the fall district Presbyterial tbe November meeting will be meeting held at lbe Nelsoovllle Olureh Thursday. held at the Will borne. lleceDt gueate at the home ol Mr. and Mra. Leroy Wyant, KbCJobta' Road, ....... tbelr sriiiiWn, Stanley Beal, Jr., Peter Majetorovlc, Frank A program on safely at the Martlz, Bob Kllngbeil, Wally Rutland PTA Monday night llurejka, and Mra. Stanley Beat, Sr. and PaUy, all of featured introduction of the safely patrol boys and girls and Qeveland. a talk by State Highway Patrolman Roger Hyden of the GalllpoUs post. David Wiseman had charge of the meeting wbich opened with !be flat ceremony by Rutland Girl Scout Troop 180. Devotions Always Appreciated were by the Rev. Herbert Always Corred GratA!, tbe treasurer reported a balance of f331.98 and tbe room awardwenttotheklndergarten claso. Plans were made for a 59N.2ndAvo. halloween carnival to bo held on m-5560 Middleport, 0 . Oct. 31 In the old high school gymnaslwn. Mrs. Tom Martin _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _,.•.. ntr ..od-uc•e-dJ...am-es_v.. en_ ..n.. ar,i, • .......... ~ ' ' ;· Flowen fxptas lM I Cancelli f7.50 up . curt d but oolo bomera by Frank NEW YORK (UPI) -tbe Fruler'uhortbaBellnejUmper Robinson In the lltlrd and Don National Qaakelblll Aaaoclol· after &l'lbblnc Dave DeBuaa~z Buford Ill the llstb made It ~1. IICII's .Over IMivenary could chero'a rebound lblt put New tben came the 11stb when mark the enc1 of the New York York In Irani lfii.IOII lllld , McNally unloaded hill &l'and Knlcb' bozJe7moan. lleed'a 2Noot11t fnlm the WI · 111m II8INI Rids' rellever From the coach down to the llde witb 41 """"""' WI lblt Wayne Granger Ill make It 11-1. roollle, the Bolton Ce1t1ca were ldlled Boeton'ICba....,. . BALTIMORE (UPI) - The U.S. Ccllrt. McNally 18.., up two meanfn&· not lmpreued will! New York's New York llld Qdeago, Walhlngton Senaton, •d· 1be &mal«<lepc~~ltdlJ tu.te loa rona In the seventh before opening game victory Tuesday Saturday'• ~~~~at Madia- mltledly In dire finonclal affll'llll lbo Pblll a dJGice o1 Paul Blair drove In the flnll nlght 111 defense of 1111 NBA 111 Square Garden, ...., r.- llralta, apparenlly have .., 11n1 b n., Mike Epz11e1n or Orioles' rW!ln the seventh with Iitle. day"s only openera. The Bulla aversion towardl hllb1Jrlead oudielderl 1lld< I'd l•nll or hill third bit, a double. n.e Kntcb won, 11~10'1, but whipped tho San Diego RocUII, biUplayfl'S. Ed Stroud for l'liiad. Jolm With a rigbtbancler •larlln& 11 took 80IIIe clulch abootinl by lll-IMI, behind Bob Love'o 28 tbe Senators loot week ~ the 1enen1 IDIIIIII• ol ror tbe 0r1o1ea, ~,_.__ In points ac..,Jred Detroit pltdHr ..., made Walt rr-~ ...er to ...., a game . ol Demy the PhilllH, told Sanatora one change In hill Hneup lor the which New York led by 17 tbe Knlcka ran lnlll Bolton's MclBln u part an el8Jtl owner Bob Sborl be dellnltely fourth 1ame, pulling le!thander polnis at balfllme but only by IDoigh running game that put player trade and Tuesday nigbl wu lnlerelted Ill ille offer for bitter Bernie Carbo back In left two with I:56 remaining . John HavBcek In pool!ion II> revealed they are •1lemlltlnc II> Flood wiJo II CUI'I'tllll)' opera!· field In place of Hal McRae. "When you read about the scll'e 31 points. tbey meet lba obtain outflelda' CUrt Flood ol In& a reateurant In C4penba&en, However, Concepcion, wbn re- Knicks, they're super," said ume kind of offense tonight the l'blladelpUa Pbllllu. Denmarl:. placed Woody Woodward at Dave Cowens, the Collies' No. 1 when CelUI><Iriented Bob Cou· Flood, who wu 18Dt by the St. Short, hoping to booll the abortetop in the third game, draft choice from Florida Stele. ay's Royals are the opponenis. l.oois Cardinali to Pltlladelphla Senall>ra' 88lllnl attAIIdanee remains In the Hn "B0 1 h Ia ••••••t Chicago met little realatance one year 110, spurned a $10,000 with "Jig-came" ballpllyen eup. w en you P Y ...,...._ tr ct off by tbe ~"- for •--1be Las V01u oddamakera them, they're mere mortall." In its game with San Dl010 ao em 1 er nwa wblle he works out a,_,._, made the Orioles 6-6 favorites Bolton Coach Tommy Heln- the Bulla broke away f..- 8 3G-19 the 1970sea. . and !00Md111ed arrangemmt !CI' Robert F. to win the fourth game, lt>-1 to sobn wasn't too taken with the flrakj~r edge with 12 basebaU lor fl mllllm. 1be 32- Kenned) Stedlwn, salol he wu win the series one way or Knlcka' performance, either. A straf8ht pointe. Otet Walker year-old Flood didn't report II> ready to fb'ID ~gen u another. few careleBB errors by the aided tbe Bulla with 26 p>lnts. Pblladelphla wblle hill auilwas 110011 u tho Pblla agreed whldl What they're saying is, they Celtica meant the difference, he Stu Lintz led tho Rockets with cmtesled In oourt. He el•lrned pla)'tl' they w•tecl 1tr ntod. think lt'a all over. esplained. 24. Calvin Murphy taWed 17111 be ~ treated u "a piece of lllorl alao conflnaed he hu CINCINNATI New Yll'k, gaining the lead In hill pro debut wilb San Dt01o. cattle because of 1be trade but promlaed Pblladelpua a player Roserf eb' h bi lheflratquarterafterovercom In 1976-71 aeuon home FederaJCourtJudgelrvlngBen merely for P"f111laalon to Tolan cf g ~ lng a seveni)Olnt CeiUc margin: openers tonight San Diogo Is at Couper ruled agelnst Flood and negotla!A! with Flood whether,.. ~~~ ~ 3 0 0 0 rode Frazier's two clutch Ballimll'e, Deb-ott at Seattle, the cue Ia being appealed to tho not he signs him. May 1b ~ ~ ~ ~ baslteis wthe narrow win. Cleveland al Buffalo, Chicago McRae if ~ 1 2 0 Willis Reed scored a game. at Pblladelpbla and New Vor~ Helms 2b 4 1 1 o high 35 poinis, but It was at Cincinnati. Concepcion u 3 o 1 2 Cloninger p 2 o o o SYRACUSE - tbe Emily refreshments to Florence Potia, Granger p 0 0 0 0 Missionary Society of the Rachel McBride, Frankie Woo6Nord ph 1 o 1 o Flrsl United Mumaw, Ada Slack, Laura Syracuse Gu!!en p o o o o O!neph 1 o o o Presbyterian Church met In the Pickens, Jean Hall, Mildred Totels 3-4 3 9 3 annex of lbe church 'J'ueJday Pierce, Olarlotte Neue, Junlce IALTIMORE af!A!moon witb II members Lawson, Agnes Wblto and the ab r h bi Bulord If 3 2 1 1 present. hQitesa. ~";,,~ss 4 0 0 0 President Laura Pickens · - - - - - - - - . . . . , F ~ 21 03 01 called !he meeting to order with •.,l!oblnson rf • Blair cf 3 1 3 1 the reading "The Purpoae of B. Roblns011 3b ' 1 2 2 United Presby!A!rlan Women" Johnson 2b 2 1 o o COLUMBUS (UPI) - Upper sbowing In the top ten. from yearbook unial" in Etchebarren c 4 o o o Arlington 's Golden Bears, YOWigatownBnardmanmade unison. Mlnu!A!s were read and McNally o 341 '1 101 ,' riding the crest of a ~ame !he "'••est •·-" in tbe AAA Total• """' ,_..., the treasurer'• report accepted. C!nc!nnall 010 ooo 200-·J wlMlngslreak,have Ioken over Ustlnp, movtna lol3th position ElecUon of 1971 officers was Boll! more 201 014 10x-9 the top spot In tbe United Preso after a Z'/-18 win over AUJUnbeld with these being retained E - Etchebarren. OP - lntomatlonal Claas AAA town Filch Boardman is~ on Cincinnati 1, Baltimore L LOB ralln&s, holding a scant two· . for another year, president, - C!nclnnotl 7, Bo!timora 3. 2B the ...... - B. Robln1on 2, Blair. HR - F polllt lead aver runnerup .md 'lbe Jig game this weekencl Laura Pickens; viC<!¥esident, z+--- - - - ----1 Robln1011. Buford, McNelly. SF lui week's leader, Maullloo. linda No. 1 Upper ArHngton - Concepc!onip h r or blloo Upper AriiJIIIII>n, which blut- viBIIIn& No. 5 Llncuter ln a I Cloninger 1u . ed lOth ranked Akron Garfield Central Ohio League Bbnw· Florence Potta. A free wUI offering of $10 was given. Mrs. G 5 1-3 6 5 5 3 5 41-4 Friday night, WBB awarded down. Massillon playa at BEST BUY 1 2·3 2 3 3 1 1 171lnt place votes and ama ed dangerouo steubenville and Pickens read "'lbere'a Nothing ~le 1 1w12 2 1 1 1 0 291 p>lnts, wblle the Tilers sot Canton McKinley and Nllas Like Jl" during tbe placing of , Nal Y 11ra11 :potnla.Canton the ''Least Coln,II 2 5 ) Misslonartes to be ~yed for T __; .2:09. !,,fiJ} - . third 1111b . The ,. ·-.o;~ Uillted Pr • !nferhal!onol Oll!o on Oct. 6 were In Djakarle, and f 207 • __.;..,. iiU ,OoJrtb al 203 Hlah lloord of Cooc!tts' the Synod of the Sierra and Llncaater moved up from pofl (with won-losf records end seventh II> fifth with 139. !!rot place votes In poren- (Nevada). Chapter 13 of Bible study book inquiry wu read New Lellngton and Cory- theseo) : Ra1180Dheldonll>tbelrleadsln ClOss MA and discussed. Claaa Tum Points Olarlotte Nease, Jean Hall the Class AA and A p>Us 1. Upper Arllnglon and Agnes White were respecthely. 2. Massillon i~l r~ welcomed u new members. NewLeJ:lncreuedlismargln J. Canton McKinley from flve to 12 points over 15-0l 101 201 Myla Hudson, hostess, served runnerup Bucyrus in tbe M _ ratqo, getting eight flrlts and '·Sandusky _ MODI!. QQIC4AL 15 01 131 203 Highland, Ashtabula Harbor 157 -ints to sts ftrals and 145 t 1). Claymont ( 1}, Medina • Power flo llecbanlmt potnt; Ill' the Redmon. ~: 'N':re':J.l~Kini~~0· 11 111 139 Buckeye. Louisville St. Thomas • I~ Thoro WMh, Pawllr ClEVELAND (UPI)-CI Ra In d (>1-1) 91 Aquinas and Oberlin Flrelands lhowtrtl, "'"' Tower, eve- Cory· wson coot ue II> 1. Wurren western Reserve Pow.r Ann (1~ 10 each . land Browns coach Btentoo coul along with a ~ record (>1-1) 84 Class A • I ·WIIh CJclle: Dlllr l.oMI. Collier, looldng abasd to thll year and ~ld a 180-831ead 8. Cincinnati Moeller Ttam Potnts Poll a , ..... RlnM • Hold m,etlng the Detroit Uons over Mechanicsburg which (4·1l 71 1· Cory-Rowson _ ( ) • ..... Cuttint lolrd Top 58 2. Mechanicsburg15 01 5 160 • loft PocHI DllpoMr SUnday predlcll "this wUI be a moved lnll> the No. 2 p>elllCII 1 ~: ~?~c~~noti St. x~!~r ·~ltlblllnfl real roiJII)J one, a real rough this week In Clasa A. (3-2) 47 (S.Ol (I l 93 one." Niles McKinley (~I) held Second 10: 11 . Elyria«!; 12. 3. Morton Pleasant CoUter cited Detroit's power- down the~-_, In the AAA Cincinnati R011er Bacon 32; 13. (5-01 (21 91 III&MU ...-. Youngstown Boardman 25; u . 4. Portsmouth Notre Dame ful defenoe and abWty lo move ratings with 91 points, followed Columbus eutmoor end (S.O) 121 " the ball. by Warren Western Reserve Conlon Central Cofhollc 21 5. Covington (5·01 79 "It probably 11 the top d Qnclnnatl Moeller bolh ~ each; 16 . Troy 20; 17. · Bay 6. Tu1carawos Cot( oo!!c( ) 5 01 3 68 an • VIllage (I) 18; 11. Wo!sh Jesuit physical team of tbe league," I,Sidney,ll-4,andCinclnnaiiSt. 15; 19. Cinc!nnatf LaSo!leU; 20. 1. Kirtland (S.O) 59 CoWer safd. xavier, il-2. st. Xevler dropped Bellaire 11!oncl Eost Cleveland B. Marion LocollMor!o Stein) H . e said ftrmer Browns al~l2declllon to Cleveland St. Show 13 each. IS.OI (2) 49 ptaJf!l Mlb IJiccl wu the Joeepb Sunday. Others with 10 or more polnto: 9. W0$1 Jefferson Willoughby South 12, Cleveland 1'"11 (11 .q defensive corneratone of the SteubenvilleCenlraiCIIthollc, · st. Joseph and steubanvlllo 11 10s!'!':;a(o, 1. ~,:! wo::. 1 Lions. despite JoelnlliB eeallld game iach. Cte" AA chester 41 ; 11. Conville 111 38; and "Lucci hu matured tbrougb ol tbe year over the weekend, THm Points 13. Norwalk st. Paul 36; 1o1. up e>:perleoce,"Colllersald. bold tbe No.3 spot In C1Jaa M 1. New Lex!nglon(5-G) (I) 157 35 Yorkville t.•og Catholic llooe (2) Collier salol the performance witb 11 points. each; (2) 16. end Newark of • •-· -··-'-•-·• BlU ~-•·-• Rolv Name (' •) 2. Bucyrul (5-G) (6) 1>1.5 32 ; 17. Ar!lnglon 31; 18. Me· ..,.,. •--"""" ...,....,.., ' ...,. 3. Steubenville Colholic Donald 21; 19. lrondo!a Stonton M1111011 were ''hlgbly lmprea- IDd Caat•lta Marpretls (~) . (3-2) 111 91 Local23; 20. Johnstown ll<>n~ live." both.W.IKp>lnta,....,Uedfor 4. (t!o) Clovelond Holy Heme 210therswlftl10ormorepo!nto: ''He Ilia bad tbe reapmllblll. fourth, Porlsmoutb Wut and •· (tie) Costo!li""~,"~~ol:: Letonlo (1) 19, Beollsvllla (1) ty ol being No. I jOlt 1oJ111 Minerva, both ~. wore (5-G) (I) 14 18. Tuscorawos Volley 17, 992-2238 enouch ... lllld ha'l laklq deadloeked fCI' llstb with 116, o. (tiel Pommouftl West Mineral Ridge 16, New London Middleport, O• .,..,_0 • Collier said. · (S.O) (!] 66 (I) 15, Ml!leroporf 1~. Sanduslly •' followed by Roaalord (4-1), St. 6. ITie) Minerva SSit~.:Ma:r~y~I!2,~Low:el:l~v!:II•~IO~.:.~;;;;;;;;~;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ aatnv111e (~I) and Wyoming (S.OI (I) 66 I a. Rouford 1>1-11 >1.5 (M). Marion Pleasant moved up a 9. St. C!olrsv!l!e 1>1-11 >1o1 10. Wyomlno IS.O) 41 DANCE IIOURS SET oolcb from I week 1110 Ill No. 3 So""'d 10: 11. Circleville 39; tbe Neill llomecomtn1 In a.. A, nnlr lin> p>lnla 12. Hartville Lako 38; 13. New t.blncl u_,_..,....,_ Another Concord John Glenn 31; 14. daneewiU be beldfromlOp.m. --•· Columbus OoSI!es 28 ; 15. mkllri&N Ill IIJe former two poliltl badt with • WU Napoleon ond Sprln;f!eld ;Tinllir Hfc1i School l'ol1lliloulll Notre Demo and Shawnee 27 ooch ; 17. Midlor lbldlllce lbea Cllll! o.vtnglm, Tuca· dlolown Fenwick 26; 18. Deyton . by . lbt Mal.. . zH1II Clllldlc, ~. Marl· :.":1!'1::.-~:..!· l~ff,~Hlt 22; He · 1111 ·Atftlotle ' Ill Ulcal, Will Jelfer. . and Ot!ttrs '!'ith 10 or moro paints: da · ' n.011ded'"'1 PwbQ. Akron St. I!IIICO!II 18, E!yr!o ." ...,..,._, (• •) · - ' W- Jeff Coftlollc 17, ~ Lahw!Mid ' - - ""' ..., 15, KoMion 13, L!rita Contrell2, .'tNre m•kq their flz:tit st. Marys Memorial 11, Modlno 00 ;, a.- ! l Emily Society MeetS Bears, New Lex, C-R Top Ratings ~~~ac~~,:;.: ==: Make "Her'' Dishwashing Easy BE DISHWASHER '"':If' ~- IJODS :ciGJiley~. Me~~~~ a~u~·- Sc,.: WiJI ' :m Be Tough Collier 1 $159 H&R Firestone ---& AT . KEITH GOBLE foRD . USED CAR LOT ·SA· . ' . l ,,ULL ' I •, GINt~ • · ~ 4N'tl.f~EEZE~............~.- '1·• LAKust St. Middleport. 0. "Ral Sharp" .. · .. • ' 96 .,r. . \ \· �. ·,,\ i...:'llitO.U,IItiCbtii,~J,O.,Oct.1\\f'll • .. · · . . . ·-' "' Support Asked of Local Auxiliaries Program · o n PTA : · ~ mmittees Announced for Annual ~ijallowetn Carnival.-·,· i E·: :::5e =~~;~: • G' • ~ 'l'ecl ~· ~t ~ ~~ unlty lven Commllteel r.< lbe Mn. Barley E. Jo!Jnaoo, Mr. Wildermuth, Mr. llld Mrs. llllbweenCII'IIInlltlbeNged andMn. JohnSebo,Mn. Mary Wllftlei'; SpookHouse, Mr. llld Mn. Ken McCullough, Mr. an4 · at ~.,. PwMoy . Elrwllr)' Bowlos. WCIDIII a1 IIJn ~ School on Oct. It, 7:1) p.m., Sweet Sbop, Mr. and Mra. Mrs. Bill Anderson, Mr. and ~llllledMIIIIIIIllllcbl bavebeennamedbyMn. Earl Cwia EviDI, Mn. Diane Mro.OiarleaGioecmer,Rev. atllle llaalb tJnlted Melbadlll 'ftlcma, cbalrman, lild Mn. ·Rawley, Mr. an4 Mn. a.orge and Mra. Robert Card, Mr. and C2lurob b! ....,.aai 111 1111 Guy Gulntber, ~Nub, Mn. Ve(Qia T.l1kr· Jlr, ~· Wllliam Wood. ~ tilDe, .. JleiiiV," TblaJNr~wlllnol llldMn. Do)'le'Knapp,Mr. and Fortune Teller, Barbara ~ a.. 1Z 11111t1bera and lha be Judced. All boolbi will be Mra. JlrnmJ Bamlley, Mr· and Rlgp, Mlrlaret Follnxl; ru,. ~ w-.. Sodety of antlan aetup In lha auditorium llld the Mra. Everett L!Mhlfool. Toss, Mr. and Mn. • Olarlea I' Set 1oe of Heath Olurcb were kitchen will be open for lllbt Decoratel;n1nncellall, Mn. Legar, Mr. and Mn. Howard ~ ~ Ito 32 ladlel !rom lha mr..hmenll. Tbe IJ)OOk houae Harvey Van\'rallken, Mn Karl Ensllab, Mr. llld Mn. K~th ~ Mlddleparl Olurcb of cbrt.t anda 1«1une tellar will be on Krautter: aclvertille, Mr. and Romine, Mr. and Mril. Tom t:: the First Bapll8t Olurch the stage and a I1IOY!e will be Mra. Bob Hoelllch, Mra. Ken· Owens; Ball Toll, Mr. and Mra. ~ Mount Mort.h Bapllal Qurch ~ted In the lhlrd grade neth Harrla; Clderllld Donut, &unMcKlnney,Mrs. lleliKarr, F. and Mkldleparl Ftnt United room. Mn.IAOD!ofeKnigbt,Mn.Paul Mr.IIKIMra.BenRlfe,Mr. and • ~ Olurch. Tbe PTA, ,.,_.. of the Elchlnger,Mr. andMra.Robert Mn. Robert Eason, Mrl. Jolm ~ Mn JIIIDIIEuler lninlduced oamivll, will provide two door lnil, Mni. Ivan Wood, Mrs. M. King. .- bJ ~ Jack llechti. procram prlzea, a stuffed snoopy dog lor Madl)on Paynter. Tic Tac Toss, Mr. and Mn. :; cbal..,;an, preeen'ted lbe • ~d, and a tz bond fCl' an Drinb, Mr. llld Mrs. Don Dick Roaenbawn, Mr. and Mn. :· procram which emphaailed adul · 'lbolno.8, Mr. llld Mn. John Frank Casto, Mrs. Shirley ~ beiDc made by lha The commllteea are as Wllllam Blaettnar, Mr. and Bumgarner. Mr. llld Mn. Paul !; churches. Ulingmat.rlalslrom follows: Mn. Frank Sisson, Mr. and Pauley; Dart Game, Mr. and ;: Tbe- Christian Herald, Mn. Tickell, Mn. Barbara Fields, Mn. Roger Dillard; Jail HoUle, Mrs. Pat Woods, Mr. and Mrs. •: Euler IIJlC*e on church unity Mn. Janel Venoy, Mrs. Mrs. John Murphy, Mrs. George Wright, Mr. and Mrs. ;:· wbara nine denomlnaUons will Margaret Wyatt, Florence Mildred Mjller, Mrs. Lawrence Frank l'u'ler, Mr. and Mn. ;: unite Into a Bingle church to be Bearhs; janitor, Austin Napper, Mrs. E1J8ene Haning, !larry Lee Bailey; Fish Pond, ;: called the Olurcb of Olrl.ot Phillips; pollee, Tony TaylCl', Mrs. Arthur Hess, Mn. Clair Rev.andMra.W. H. Perrln,Mr. ;: UnillDc. Sbe aa1c1 the con· Jef Webeler, Jim Soullby: Might llld Mni. Richard Rupe, Mr. Fl.oh Pond, Mr. and Mrs. Tom and Mrs. J8lllf!l Jobneon, Betty ;: solidatlon 1.o to be consummated Kllcben, Mn. Austin Phillips, ;: In Feb. 1972 and explained lha chairman; Mrs. Goldie Fridley, Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Reed, Mr. and Mn. Herbert :;. propoeed government of the co-chairman; Mn. Jolm Moon, NCl'ton, Mr. and Mni. Olarles Noel, Mr. and Mrs. Bill •• cb ch Mr. and Mn. Carl Roach, Mrs. :; new! biK' ta . JL M E l Margaret Andrewe, Mr. and :· n er a, rs. u er Mr Kenneth Br Mr and -: reviewed crimea of Christian s. aum. · ;: rellglon In by'lone years. She ;: mentioned the RomanUc poet, ;:, Alennder Pope, born a ;: Calhollc, and prosecuted by lbe ;: Protestants, and read a ;: universal prayer which be :: wrote. WEDNESDAY !; A meditation 011 peace wilb MIDDLEPORT Amateur ;: prayerwuglvenbyMn. llarry Gardeners, I p.m. Wednesday ;: Olesber,devotionalleader. The night, home of Mrs. Daniel :: members and guests were Thomas. ;: welcomed by Mn. Nan Moore POMEROY CHAPTER 811, ;: f~cnrlrqJ an organ prelude by Maaooi< Temple, 7:30 Wed· :· Mn. Mal Donahue. ne.sday night. Mart maew 1111d ;: Mn. L. W. McComae an· past master clet!rees to be Prices Good Thru S1t. , Odober 17th. ·: nounced Rally Day to be ob- conferred ; ; oerved Sunday llld also spoke of 'nroRsDAY : : the ....,.. circle which meets TWIN CITY Shrlnettes, 7:30 &ROUND ROUND mAK • • lb. ;. each Th1M'811ay night A report p.m. Thursday, Columbus and ;: on the rteelll wortahop held at Soulhem Oblo Electric Co. ' • • lb.&ll" :: Camp Francis Asbury was TWILIGIIT GARDEN Club, PORK mAKS • • • • • • ••.• ;: g!venbyMn. Criswellwhoalso 7:30 Thursday, Mrs. Eddie PORK ROAST IONELISS """ ;: announced World Wide Com· Smith, Wehe Terrace. aun sm• • • • lb. rr ;. munity Day to be held on Nov. 6 LUNCH MEAT sumloo ' ' ...,.. Qc ;: at Heath Omrcb by a.urch aervice . ASsooz~ ~: ·.,., : :. Women United of Meigs County. Refreshmenta wen served by a ICED BACON 6000 • • •••. I r ;: Plana lor the bazaar to be held Miss Nellie Zerkle, Miss Hallie POLISH SAUSAIE ·~~~~· , , '"·79< :: on Dec. I were also noted. Zerkle, Mrs. Malcolm RoUer, PERCH FILLETS eArN •·lb. ra. ; : Mernbera gave the WSCS Mra. Norman Wayland, Mrs. r--JO-:H~N~':"·_,~.... __ .--...., :; purpooe and sang ''There Is No Bill Robson, and Mn. 0 . P. :- EuiCl' Weal" to conclude lbe Klein. , 1 a ...,.,...,tcai u.; MI:Klnney. , , · fop !loWe T-. .... and MrJ. James WIJ1II(o)r, Mn. Nettle Barnhart, Mn. Marvin Buti,Mra. JaneTa)'lor, rMrl. Faye Gum, Mr. and !ofra. Norman H~se.ll; Bean _ the Clown, Mr. an~ Mn. Jllc!llnl Jonea, Mr. 81111 Mrs. 1AJ118 Osborne• Mr, and Mra. ~ M<l'i'llon, Mr.llld'J.f!'a. Donald Diener; Penny Plldl, Mr. llld Mrs. Tom GrUeter, !ofr; '· an4 Mra. pjlalbi, Nr, and ...., tlioawJ aeliMd. ilftCI', Qullltber, Don Th<imai, Dlek Odllll!ll!, ... Ntp.Mihur'Reedf. · ~IIIII; Q111di'ea'albM, adult ·door prize.,.. , Pocket LHtes, Mary Folmer, Mn. Jean Brium, Mrll. Sanclrl Snoopf, prize 1<11' c:blld. • Suq_Soul.liby. Mulne Burnt, ,.--~·-.. •----·----------- .., .,..,~~- .. Barbara t~.:=; Marlene I \ Barrtllln; , Mr. llld 1 • • • Mra. Rlchlrd Bawllnga. Mn . .I . •u Mlri-.IEIIrew,Mr.andllin. I ,_., BW McDiillell; Movie, Mn. I . Jollp.~· Doll Silvera, Mr. F~EIS and ."""·Jtenileth Barril, Mr. 1, . and Mrl. Eitl Young, Mr. and 1 Mil"!", W. Y1. MJ'I. !Ia)' Jewell. 1 ' · · Publicity In~. Ml)l. Leo 1 · · At. . .:If:- ,., .,, a J p OF VIRGINIII 'r . ., • ax 1o_______ _ · e t " bu. I I I I ~--~·~--On~.e-s~ .~~bl~!c_t_~ ~·~·-S~ffi-n~p--~--~ 1 MARTIN STUDIO .. .3201'.01*Sl . - .. • . . ! P ' ' 0. ...1 ..OIIIIIOJ, ~--------------------------- Social Calendar 98c -.. BOILINI BEEF PLATE j\ "Super-Right" Quality BOIRESS New Projectors Bought ' ~ ~· ' wu voted to eel aside l50 per cent of all mooey raised ftGm a variety of project. lor equipmen I pnrcbaaea wben the PwMoy PTA met Mooday night at the Pomeroy Elemenllr)' School. Arrangements were compleled fCl'the annual Halloween · carnlvaltobe•ll8edon0ct.29 at 7:30p.m. at the school. Plaru~ were made to traneport t. oe cblldrenftGmtheMelg•County aliJdren'o Home !tithe carnival and Ito provide each one with fl worth of ...... ticket.. Purcbaae of a $Ill livings bond and a Snoopy do8 1<11' dool' ~ prira Wll approved. Tbeaupper PTA also dlacusaed a jitney llaled 1<11' Nov. It at the ochool. N'atlonal Education Week, 28-311 wu dlacuased and Fisher,"llld Don Stivers served on a panel to ......,. queationa submitted by parenta per. lllnlnc to varlousBllpeCta of the llchool program and parent • leacher • student relationships. HAll DIN Mn. Gene Milch, JK'esldent, • • • eerved 11 moderaltlr. II was voted during the DETER6ENT meeilDCitlpsythe$5dueatothe Meigs County Council of ' • Parent. and Teachers and to REGULAR W.R&ARINE contrtbutetztotheacholarsblp flmcl. The attendance banner ' ' wu won by the second grade. W.RVB. The PTA prayer concluded the meeting. Refreslunenta were served by alllh grade parents. $129 BONELESS ROUND STEAK ~~ SIRLOIN STEAKS ~~ • • • • , ,.,S117 • ,._$137 CLUB STEAKS n~ED PORTERHOUSE STUKS • • • • ,.,$147 CUBE STEAKS n~ . • • • • • '1" SIRLOIN TIP STEAKS • • • • . "''Ia SIRLOIN STRIP frEAKS • • • "''1" NEW YOlK STRIP STEAKS • • . ... '2, CHUCK STEAKS ~'r~u' . • • • • lb. Cider Ahoy Liquid Fleisch11ann's • "'"· •.... Pork & Beans • • • "!:' • • • • FORMORE 816 SAVIN$.S· CLIP THE COUPONS BELOW • • lb. 25c ~~~------.. ~=~·~e.. urged visit. the that to week On be oerved. Tbe membership chairman :::::~ It? paid members. :: of Girl Seoul Troop 81 In tile pledge to the flag, and Mro. Cbarleo Kessln~er Middleport, juniCl' advlvltiea ; llld Mrs. Ralph L. Gennicka, Wellston , rehabilitation Remember The 0 0 ... . "Shut-in" With A Blooming Plant Mums . . . Aralns .UP BRAND SUCED CRUSHED dR CHUNICS • • 00 6 DEI.ICIOUS VARIETIES 59 N. 2nd Ave. 00 were Biven by the Cl)'de llendenon of the .UP FROZEN POTATOES JANE PAIIK£l • " • 00 7-- R·E XALL Addison, o. 347-7677 ltlght on Route 7 We havea variety of yard goods and mill ends. Bonded Washable Wools & Acrylics · · $2 vel· Zippers, tile ea . •••• • • llultons, tc ea. Antique Satin Drapery • • • - • • • 69c yd. As A Mill Outlet You Can Buy By The Pound ... uce, As Low As • • · • • • • • • 50c per yd. Sheets Double Knits, As Low As • • • • 1.00 per yd. 5x6 and $x8 Bathroom Carpet • · • • • • • • • 4.44 THROW RUaS& BATHROOM RUaS LOW PRICES Rain · Coat MATERIAL 'LAIDS · . · ~iDS .. '1.80 I I I 1 1 I R. C Cola ~--------··------~ ............... ..... ... :: hiiJ Ol'loler PI~ Cl'llt Mil . . . . ":i: 1.. Frhklll he Mil....... ... II ~ SUI ......... 111111111111 ........:~ •::- .. . IalNe DIM lllkltl ... ...... ':i:.' II• · . RUBBING ALCOHOL ,...... _...... Mens Reg. '3.98 Mixing Bowl SET Billfolds PANOVIlt MULnPLf lOO's VITAMINS CHEWABLE With RADIO gg $ 2 Reg . 3.98 ONLY ' COUGH . Typing Tablets 2 FOR 4()4 2 01 . 2 FOR Reg . 98c SACCHARIN Writing Tablets REXALL- Reg. 59c 2 BLENDER FOR 504'I• 2 994 Gr . lOWs S7··· sgo99 SHAVE MASJER ·-.. -TIIMMa Ollt - ·ALKA,SELJ2£R: 49 25's of Magnesia ,....... ........... .,•• - · - - .... 7. 4 POCKET SIZE FACIAL TISSUES TOOTH BRUSHES ' IIXALL 11) . ~84 . 2 Reg. 49' .... 7,tc 354 , 2611 . With Coupon for 2 lOO's E 39 4 For LADIES NORELCO HAl R HUSH PUPPIES FREE ASPIRIN TABLETS Reg. 3r Reg. $119 69 ,; ~- With Coupon Duttons- Expires Hl-22-70 Reg. '24.95 THE SHOE BOX PlASTIC HAIR Franc:ll '~~p~rta 'and Infant 1011, Where Shoes Are · Mn. Wllllan! C. 'l'homal and Sensibly Priced Infant lOll, John R. Veith, and •-IIIIMioi'dliidiiileiiipoij,r;;,t'iiio,;,.-.1 y CJnlbjl! l!:rter. ~a~~ES66~ PLAYING. CARDS - 1 1.50 2 $1. Double Edge . Pack Of 10 Woth Coupon Duttons-Expires 10·22-70 fir Reg ; Itt.· ' ,. .. , i"l: 4 l'f ·Fresh:. ·G• . For SUNBEAM ·.' 10-"~ iOO's 5.79 $3.99 RAIN BONNET FREE With Coupon 30 ~~r;a~t buttons .. ·i. VIIS Reg. 39c Req. 49c Linen TOOTHACHE DROPS 2 ror 4()4 For REXAl1 ASPIREX $3.97 Reg . 5.95 2 $12· 88 Solid Stale PORTABLE ·Alarm Dock Baby PacifieiS MEN'S SHAVERS 2 ~ 804 SHAVER ~--- ELECTRIC BATTERY Reg . 39c 2 Rotary heads . On -OH switch , fl ip top cl eaning . Travel case. ~~n sl 2 FOR ADULT and GLYCERIN AND ROSE WATER ·Lady SUNBEAM Reg . 2.00 NORELCO $2.99 ol J ' Octobef l!; tlUU 22 • Boys & Girls aMTS (FUR) VALUE& .110'11 114• $41oUI Up .,. ' • . •• . ,, ,..! ~ AM Wit~ this Coupon On Purchase Of Eight 16-oz. I Bottles of Regu11ror With I • A Twist of Lemon I Good Thru Saturday, October 17th 1 1 In Middleport A& P Store I One Per Family . .. \ chairman. Mrs. 0. A. Martin, rep· reaenlatlve to the Soulb· eaatern Ohio Mental Health Center, Athens; Mro. !larry Davis, Pomeroy, tbird member of department rehabllllaUon committee; Mro. Neutzllng, dlalrlct JK'esldent; and Mra. campbell Harper, represenllDc Middleport Unit 283, who aave the r...,..,.,. to the addre81 of welcome ftGm Mn. Harry Clark of the host unit. Mrs. Bill Mobler was the aergeant at anna and Mrs. Judy RaaCl', and Mrs. Irene Jenkins, the color bearers. Mn. Charles Owens gave the Invocation and Mn. Harold Eveland conducted a tribute to lbe dead. A report of the natloool convention at Portland, Ore. .,.. Biven by Mrs. Neutzllng. R<ports of the various com. mltteea were given. Mrs. Martin told of the work at the Southeastern Ohio Mental Health Center dcrlng the past year, and Mrs. Davis noted the need for covers f..- combs !Cl' the veler101 hospitals. The birthdBv party to be sponsored by i>lstrtct 8 at the ChUllcolbe llospital on Dec. 10 was announced by Mrs. Neutzllng who urged that plenty of candy, cakes and fresh fruit be provided. Gr eetings from William Hubble, commander of Post 376 and from Harold Cottrlll, Wllkesvllle, District 8 com· mander, opened lbe afternoon aession of the fall conference. Patricia Strode, governor of Buckeye Girls' State, w11 esCCl'ted to the platfonn thro1J8h a pappy covered arch for her report on Natlonul Girl.o State . She noted that she missed being naUonal president by two volea. Special music included a parody oo "76 Trombones" written by Mrs. Neutzllng carrying out the "Jo's Country Store" theme of Mrs. Hrabak's year as Department president. Attending the conference from Meigs County were Mrs. Neulzling, Mrs. J . M. Thomton, , In~- ~ Mrs. Ca~.WeW1, Mrs. ,, ~~·t;!!_(Jilll. / a.)'1Id!FW~ilill'lnutti,7' Mrs . · ; . l!:mll """""'• Loretta Tiemeyer, Mn. 0 . A. l,ogan; Mn. Roaller Wllliama, Martin, Mrs. Harry DaVIs, Mrs. Ollt Hill; Mn. CliffCl'd Adkins, Olari Knapp, and Mrs. George CrooavWe, and Mn. Wllaon, Hackett, & . of Pomeroy Unit H. Can-, Albena; past dlatricl 39; Mrs. Arnold Richards, Mrs. prealdanta; Mra. W. R. Davie, Campbell Harper, Mn. Allen Jackson, Americanism Hampton , Mrs. Virginia cbalrman ofllle dlatrlct; Mra. DeLegal, Mrs. Oscar Har. Tbomu Ruth, Athens, child daWBY. Mn. Gerirude Buller, wlll'lre; Mn. Leroy Smilb, and Mrs . William Smith, Amanda, community service; MlddleporiUnit 283; Mrs. Virgil Roush, Mrs. Herschel Norris, Mrs. Virgil Walker, Mrs. John F . Boyd, and Mrs. Dean HOSPITAL NEWS Brinker, Racine Unit: and Mn. Charlea Kesalnger, Mrs. Albert liofier Medical Cell lor, Flral Roush, Mra. Goldie Mourning, Ave. and l;edar St. ~raJ vl.liling bonrs 2-1 and 7-1 p.m. Mrs. Helen Kennedy, Mra. Maternity visillDc boun 2:30 Ito Rosie Searlea, Mrs. DeUa Stab!, 4:30 p.m. Parent. only on Mrs. Erma Hendricks, Mrs. Ella Wlll, Mrs. Ulllan R<il· Pedlalrica Ward. mire, and Mn. Hazel Morris, DllcharJea NCI'IIIIII C. Aber, Mrs. Orland Middleport Unit 121. L. ~and lnlalit da1J8bler, Mn. Vlai!B R. Davie, Claude ...- - - - - -.. N. Dray, Donald E. ~. Mrs. DarreD K. Golf, David W. . Hoover, Mre. Peggy llowell, New Fall Styles David R. Johnaon, Gretchen And Colors. Lee Leighty, Mra. Virgie E. McGraw, J. Dele Miller, Mra. Stanley Mootallllt!f)' and Infant Away Now 11011, Mn. ~~ Neary, VJrsll ~· Howard Sllaw, Paul Sbaets, NU.. Slone, Mra. I . 3= sro 'tOO up DUDLEY'S FLORIST . 9:.:. '1 Jiffy Mixes ,_....;M;Udd;~.·:.,.;;;;u,;;,'·;;o·-..1 Jiffy Frostin1 Mixes • • •9=1 • • • • . . 3~ 5100 Jiffy Corn Muffins • • • •9= , • Hash Browns OPEN NOW • .. V'uit The -s.. Jiffy Pancake &W,lffle·Mix 9= '1 lp,le Pies • The Cotton Gin Spanish Peanuts . . =39' Jiffy BuHermilk Bisouib . 8= .,.. r••VALUABLE COUPON •• Libby' s Peas OR~SLiao 4='1 .. 1 1 1 SAVE 15' You~ 1 cootiea and coffee Financial llllpporl of Clrl.otmaa project. for the five Ohio Veleranl Hoopltala llld the Oi'pbanlbomeat Xenia Ia being urged by Mra. Ben Neutzling, Eighlb Dillrlct preeident of the ~ Legion A111ilial')'. The projects were propeeed byMn.ArlburH. IIrabak,Oblo Department preeidenl, In her addreu at the dlalrlct conferenee held at Junction City. Mn. Hrabak reported that she bad visited the hOIPitala and IJnl*'ed the Chrlalmas list from the lblngs the veter8111 requealed. Wllelller all of the lleml can be pui'Cbaaed, she laid, will dependonnpportoflocal unit.. At Bncbvllle the request wu fCl' a · new wheelchair, new draperlea,llid a llage curtain. The veterane at Cincinnati liked fCl' an lnner....,ter elec· irically equipped chair. At Chlllicolbe they liked for f8111 fCl' their green bo111e, an ln· 1ercom aystan, and camel hair bruabea wblch they need for bile opecial projecll. New roCkers were requested by the Sond"*r boopital and colored televlalon aeta by the Dayton boepital. Altha orpbana home at Xenia $1,1100 w..-th of new carpeting Ia needed. Mra. Hrabak reported thai on the _clay of lbe conference Dlslrlct 8 with 1,338 paid members was ahead of other dlalrlcllln getting In their duea. She complimented the dlalricl prealdentand the members on the conferencedeSciibing It as one of the beat and biggest she bad attended . Over 150 American Legion Auxillary members reg!alered. Flowera from the Oblo Department were preaented by Mrs. Neutzllng to units having quota Including Pomeroy, Middleport, Vinton, Racine, McAtthnr, and Crooksville. During the blllineal meeting, plana were made for a leadership development program In the dlalrlct. The Logan unit will host the event which was tentatively eel for Nov. 14. Jamea E. Flaber Unit 376 aerved 11 boot for the district meeting which was caUed to order by Mrs. Fred Miller, . ' G . ~ Purekat- of;. IWo new ~..~~ Chutch. (j projecltlra wu approved and it Mrs. !WI Young, Mn. Jobn :. :: ;. :; ;. ;: :· • 1- The Daily Sentinel, Mlddleport·Pun....y, 0., Oct.l4,1170 b �. ·,,\ i...:'llitO.U,IItiCbtii,~J,O.,Oct.1\\f'll • .. · · . . . ·-' "' Support Asked of Local Auxiliaries Program · o n PTA : · ~ mmittees Announced for Annual ~ijallowetn Carnival.-·,· i E·: :::5e =~~;~: • G' • ~ 'l'ecl ~· ~t ~ ~~ unlty lven Commllteel r.< lbe Mn. Barley E. Jo!Jnaoo, Mr. Wildermuth, Mr. llld Mrs. llllbweenCII'IIInlltlbeNged andMn. JohnSebo,Mn. Mary Wllftlei'; SpookHouse, Mr. llld Mn. Ken McCullough, Mr. an4 · at ~.,. PwMoy . Elrwllr)' Bowlos. WCIDIII a1 IIJn ~ School on Oct. It, 7:1) p.m., Sweet Sbop, Mr. and Mra. Mrs. Bill Anderson, Mr. and ~llllledMIIIIIIIllllcbl bavebeennamedbyMn. Earl Cwia EviDI, Mn. Diane Mro.OiarleaGioecmer,Rev. atllle llaalb tJnlted Melbadlll 'ftlcma, cbalrman, lild Mn. ·Rawley, Mr. an4 Mn. a.orge and Mra. Robert Card, Mr. and C2lurob b! ....,.aai 111 1111 Guy Gulntber, ~Nub, Mn. Ve(Qia T.l1kr· Jlr, ~· Wllliam Wood. ~ tilDe, .. JleiiiV," TblaJNr~wlllnol llldMn. Do)'le'Knapp,Mr. and Fortune Teller, Barbara ~ a.. 1Z 11111t1bera and lha be Judced. All boolbi will be Mra. JlrnmJ Bamlley, Mr· and Rlgp, Mlrlaret Follnxl; ru,. ~ w-.. Sodety of antlan aetup In lha auditorium llld the Mra. Everett L!Mhlfool. Toss, Mr. and Mn. • Olarlea I' Set 1oe of Heath Olurcb were kitchen will be open for lllbt Decoratel;n1nncellall, Mn. Legar, Mr. and Mn. Howard ~ ~ Ito 32 ladlel !rom lha mr..hmenll. Tbe IJ)OOk houae Harvey Van\'rallken, Mn Karl Ensllab, Mr. llld Mn. K~th ~ Mlddleparl Olurcb of cbrt.t anda 1«1une tellar will be on Krautter: aclvertille, Mr. and Romine, Mr. and Mril. Tom t:: the First Bapll8t Olurch the stage and a I1IOY!e will be Mra. Bob Hoelllch, Mra. Ken· Owens; Ball Toll, Mr. and Mra. ~ Mount Mort.h Bapllal Qurch ~ted In the lhlrd grade neth Harrla; Clderllld Donut, &unMcKlnney,Mrs. lleliKarr, F. and Mkldleparl Ftnt United room. Mn.IAOD!ofeKnigbt,Mn.Paul Mr.IIKIMra.BenRlfe,Mr. and • ~ Olurch. Tbe PTA, ,.,_.. of the Elchlnger,Mr. andMra.Robert Mn. Robert Eason, Mrl. Jolm ~ Mn JIIIDIIEuler lninlduced oamivll, will provide two door lnil, Mni. Ivan Wood, Mrs. M. King. .- bJ ~ Jack llechti. procram prlzea, a stuffed snoopy dog lor Madl)on Paynter. Tic Tac Toss, Mr. and Mn. :; cbal..,;an, preeen'ted lbe • ~d, and a tz bond fCl' an Drinb, Mr. llld Mrs. Don Dick Roaenbawn, Mr. and Mn. :· procram which emphaailed adul · 'lbolno.8, Mr. llld Mn. John Frank Casto, Mrs. Shirley ~ beiDc made by lha The commllteea are as Wllllam Blaettnar, Mr. and Bumgarner. Mr. llld Mn. Paul !; churches. Ulingmat.rlalslrom follows: Mn. Frank Sisson, Mr. and Pauley; Dart Game, Mr. and ;: Tbe- Christian Herald, Mn. Tickell, Mn. Barbara Fields, Mn. Roger Dillard; Jail HoUle, Mrs. Pat Woods, Mr. and Mrs. •: Euler IIJlC*e on church unity Mn. Janel Venoy, Mrs. Mrs. John Murphy, Mrs. George Wright, Mr. and Mrs. ;:· wbara nine denomlnaUons will Margaret Wyatt, Florence Mildred Mjller, Mrs. Lawrence Frank l'u'ler, Mr. and Mn. ;: unite Into a Bingle church to be Bearhs; janitor, Austin Napper, Mrs. E1J8ene Haning, !larry Lee Bailey; Fish Pond, ;: called the Olurcb of Olrl.ot Phillips; pollee, Tony TaylCl', Mrs. Arthur Hess, Mn. Clair Rev.andMra.W. H. Perrln,Mr. ;: UnillDc. Sbe aa1c1 the con· Jef Webeler, Jim Soullby: Might llld Mni. Richard Rupe, Mr. Fl.oh Pond, Mr. and Mrs. Tom and Mrs. J8lllf!l Jobneon, Betty ;: solidatlon 1.o to be consummated Kllcben, Mn. Austin Phillips, ;: In Feb. 1972 and explained lha chairman; Mrs. Goldie Fridley, Smith, Mr. and Mrs. Harold Reed, Mr. and Mn. Herbert :;. propoeed government of the co-chairman; Mn. Jolm Moon, NCl'ton, Mr. and Mni. Olarles Noel, Mr. and Mrs. Bill •• cb ch Mr. and Mn. Carl Roach, Mrs. :; new! biK' ta . JL M E l Margaret Andrewe, Mr. and :· n er a, rs. u er Mr Kenneth Br Mr and -: reviewed crimea of Christian s. aum. · ;: rellglon In by'lone years. She ;: mentioned the RomanUc poet, ;:, Alennder Pope, born a ;: Calhollc, and prosecuted by lbe ;: Protestants, and read a ;: universal prayer which be :: wrote. WEDNESDAY !; A meditation 011 peace wilb MIDDLEPORT Amateur ;: prayerwuglvenbyMn. llarry Gardeners, I p.m. Wednesday ;: Olesber,devotionalleader. The night, home of Mrs. Daniel :: members and guests were Thomas. ;: welcomed by Mn. Nan Moore POMEROY CHAPTER 811, ;: f~cnrlrqJ an organ prelude by Maaooi< Temple, 7:30 Wed· :· Mn. Mal Donahue. ne.sday night. Mart maew 1111d ;: Mn. L. W. McComae an· past master clet!rees to be Prices Good Thru S1t. , Odober 17th. ·: nounced Rally Day to be ob- conferred ; ; oerved Sunday llld also spoke of 'nroRsDAY : : the ....,.. circle which meets TWIN CITY Shrlnettes, 7:30 &ROUND ROUND mAK • • lb. ;. each Th1M'811ay night A report p.m. Thursday, Columbus and ;: on the rteelll wortahop held at Soulhem Oblo Electric Co. ' • • lb.&ll" :: Camp Francis Asbury was TWILIGIIT GARDEN Club, PORK mAKS • • • • • • ••.• ;: g!venbyMn. Criswellwhoalso 7:30 Thursday, Mrs. Eddie PORK ROAST IONELISS """ ;: announced World Wide Com· Smith, Wehe Terrace. aun sm• • • • lb. rr ;. munity Day to be held on Nov. 6 LUNCH MEAT sumloo ' ' ...,.. Qc ;: at Heath Omrcb by a.urch aervice . ASsooz~ ~: ·.,., : :. Women United of Meigs County. Refreshmenta wen served by a ICED BACON 6000 • • •••. I r ;: Plana lor the bazaar to be held Miss Nellie Zerkle, Miss Hallie POLISH SAUSAIE ·~~~~· , , '"·79< :: on Dec. I were also noted. Zerkle, Mrs. Malcolm RoUer, PERCH FILLETS eArN •·lb. ra. ; : Mernbera gave the WSCS Mra. Norman Wayland, Mrs. r--JO-:H~N~':"·_,~.... __ .--...., :; purpooe and sang ''There Is No Bill Robson, and Mn. 0 . P. :- EuiCl' Weal" to conclude lbe Klein. , 1 a ...,.,...,tcai u.; MI:Klnney. , , · fop !loWe T-. .... and MrJ. James WIJ1II(o)r, Mn. Nettle Barnhart, Mn. Marvin Buti,Mra. JaneTa)'lor, rMrl. Faye Gum, Mr. and !ofra. Norman H~se.ll; Bean _ the Clown, Mr. an~ Mn. Jllc!llnl Jonea, Mr. 81111 Mrs. 1AJ118 Osborne• Mr, and Mra. ~ M<l'i'llon, Mr.llld'J.f!'a. Donald Diener; Penny Plldl, Mr. llld Mrs. Tom GrUeter, !ofr; '· an4 Mra. pjlalbi, Nr, and ...., tlioawJ aeliMd. ilftCI', Qullltber, Don Th<imai, Dlek Odllll!ll!, ... Ntp.Mihur'Reedf. · ~IIIII; Q111di'ea'albM, adult ·door prize.,.. , Pocket LHtes, Mary Folmer, Mn. Jean Brium, Mrll. Sanclrl Snoopf, prize 1<11' c:blld. • Suq_Soul.liby. Mulne Burnt, ,.--~·-.. •----·----------- .., .,..,~~- .. Barbara t~.:=; Marlene I \ Barrtllln; , Mr. llld 1 • • • Mra. Rlchlrd Bawllnga. Mn . .I . •u Mlri-.IEIIrew,Mr.andllin. I ,_., BW McDiillell; Movie, Mn. I . Jollp.~· Doll Silvera, Mr. F~EIS and ."""·Jtenileth Barril, Mr. 1, . and Mrl. Eitl Young, Mr. and 1 Mil"!", W. Y1. MJ'I. !Ia)' Jewell. 1 ' · · Publicity In~. Ml)l. Leo 1 · · At. . .:If:- ,., .,, a J p OF VIRGINIII 'r . ., • ax 1o_______ _ · e t " bu. I I I I ~--~·~--On~.e-s~ .~~bl~!c_t_~ ~·~·-S~ffi-n~p--~--~ 1 MARTIN STUDIO .. .3201'.01*Sl . - .. • . . ! P ' ' 0. ...1 ..OIIIIIOJ, ~--------------------------- Social Calendar 98c -.. BOILINI BEEF PLATE j\ "Super-Right" Quality BOIRESS New Projectors Bought ' ~ ~· ' wu voted to eel aside l50 per cent of all mooey raised ftGm a variety of project. lor equipmen I pnrcbaaea wben the PwMoy PTA met Mooday night at the Pomeroy Elemenllr)' School. Arrangements were compleled fCl'the annual Halloween · carnlvaltobe•ll8edon0ct.29 at 7:30p.m. at the school. Plaru~ were made to traneport t. oe cblldrenftGmtheMelg•County aliJdren'o Home !tithe carnival and Ito provide each one with fl worth of ...... ticket.. Purcbaae of a $Ill livings bond and a Snoopy do8 1<11' dool' ~ prira Wll approved. Tbeaupper PTA also dlacusaed a jitney llaled 1<11' Nov. It at the ochool. N'atlonal Education Week, 28-311 wu dlacuased and Fisher,"llld Don Stivers served on a panel to ......,. queationa submitted by parenta per. lllnlnc to varlousBllpeCta of the llchool program and parent • leacher • student relationships. HAll DIN Mn. Gene Milch, JK'esldent, • • • eerved 11 moderaltlr. II was voted during the DETER6ENT meeilDCitlpsythe$5dueatothe Meigs County Council of ' • Parent. and Teachers and to REGULAR W.R&ARINE contrtbutetztotheacholarsblp flmcl. The attendance banner ' ' wu won by the second grade. W.RVB. The PTA prayer concluded the meeting. Refreslunenta were served by alllh grade parents. $129 BONELESS ROUND STEAK ~~ SIRLOIN STEAKS ~~ • • • • , ,.,S117 • ,._$137 CLUB STEAKS n~ED PORTERHOUSE STUKS • • • • ,.,$147 CUBE STEAKS n~ . • • • • • '1" SIRLOIN TIP STEAKS • • • • . "''Ia SIRLOIN STRIP frEAKS • • • "''1" NEW YOlK STRIP STEAKS • • . ... '2, CHUCK STEAKS ~'r~u' . • • • • lb. Cider Ahoy Liquid Fleisch11ann's • "'"· •.... Pork & Beans • • • "!:' • • • • FORMORE 816 SAVIN$.S· CLIP THE COUPONS BELOW • • lb. 25c ~~~------.. ~=~·~e.. urged visit. the that to week On be oerved. Tbe membership chairman :::::~ It? paid members. :: of Girl Seoul Troop 81 In tile pledge to the flag, and Mro. Cbarleo Kessln~er Middleport, juniCl' advlvltiea ; llld Mrs. Ralph L. Gennicka, Wellston , rehabilitation Remember The 0 0 ... . "Shut-in" With A Blooming Plant Mums . . . Aralns .UP BRAND SUCED CRUSHED dR CHUNICS • • 00 6 DEI.ICIOUS VARIETIES 59 N. 2nd Ave. 00 were Biven by the Cl)'de llendenon of the .UP FROZEN POTATOES JANE PAIIK£l • " • 00 7-- R·E XALL Addison, o. 347-7677 ltlght on Route 7 We havea variety of yard goods and mill ends. Bonded Washable Wools & Acrylics · · $2 vel· Zippers, tile ea . •••• • • llultons, tc ea. Antique Satin Drapery • • • - • • • 69c yd. As A Mill Outlet You Can Buy By The Pound ... uce, As Low As • • · • • • • • • 50c per yd. Sheets Double Knits, As Low As • • • • 1.00 per yd. 5x6 and $x8 Bathroom Carpet • · • • • • • • • 4.44 THROW RUaS& BATHROOM RUaS LOW PRICES Rain · Coat MATERIAL 'LAIDS · . · ~iDS .. '1.80 I I I 1 1 I R. C Cola ~--------··------~ ............... ..... ... :: hiiJ Ol'loler PI~ Cl'llt Mil . . . . ":i: 1.. Frhklll he Mil....... ... II ~ SUI ......... 111111111111 ........:~ •::- .. . IalNe DIM lllkltl ... ...... ':i:.' II• · . RUBBING ALCOHOL ,...... _...... Mens Reg. '3.98 Mixing Bowl SET Billfolds PANOVIlt MULnPLf lOO's VITAMINS CHEWABLE With RADIO gg $ 2 Reg . 3.98 ONLY ' COUGH . Typing Tablets 2 FOR 4()4 2 01 . 2 FOR Reg . 98c SACCHARIN Writing Tablets REXALL- Reg. 59c 2 BLENDER FOR 504'I• 2 994 Gr . lOWs S7··· sgo99 SHAVE MASJER ·-.. -TIIMMa Ollt - ·ALKA,SELJ2£R: 49 25's of Magnesia ,....... ........... .,•• - · - - .... 7. 4 POCKET SIZE FACIAL TISSUES TOOTH BRUSHES ' IIXALL 11) . ~84 . 2 Reg. 49' .... 7,tc 354 , 2611 . With Coupon for 2 lOO's E 39 4 For LADIES NORELCO HAl R HUSH PUPPIES FREE ASPIRIN TABLETS Reg. 3r Reg. $119 69 ,; ~- With Coupon Duttons- Expires Hl-22-70 Reg. '24.95 THE SHOE BOX PlASTIC HAIR Franc:ll '~~p~rta 'and Infant 1011, Where Shoes Are · Mn. Wllllan! C. 'l'homal and Sensibly Priced Infant lOll, John R. Veith, and •-IIIIMioi'dliidiiileiiipoij,r;;,t'iiio,;,.-.1 y CJnlbjl! l!:rter. ~a~~ES66~ PLAYING. CARDS - 1 1.50 2 $1. Double Edge . Pack Of 10 Woth Coupon Duttons-Expires 10·22-70 fir Reg ; Itt.· ' ,. .. , i"l: 4 l'f ·Fresh:. ·G• . For SUNBEAM ·.' 10-"~ iOO's 5.79 $3.99 RAIN BONNET FREE With Coupon 30 ~~r;a~t buttons .. ·i. VIIS Reg. 39c Req. 49c Linen TOOTHACHE DROPS 2 ror 4()4 For REXAl1 ASPIREX $3.97 Reg . 5.95 2 $12· 88 Solid Stale PORTABLE ·Alarm Dock Baby PacifieiS MEN'S SHAVERS 2 ~ 804 SHAVER ~--- ELECTRIC BATTERY Reg . 39c 2 Rotary heads . On -OH switch , fl ip top cl eaning . Travel case. ~~n sl 2 FOR ADULT and GLYCERIN AND ROSE WATER ·Lady SUNBEAM Reg . 2.00 NORELCO $2.99 ol J ' Octobef l!; tlUU 22 • Boys & Girls aMTS (FUR) VALUE& .110'11 114• $41oUI Up .,. ' • . •• . ,, ,..! ~ AM Wit~ this Coupon On Purchase Of Eight 16-oz. I Bottles of Regu11ror With I • A Twist of Lemon I Good Thru Saturday, October 17th 1 1 In Middleport A& P Store I One Per Family . .. \ chairman. Mrs. 0. A. Martin, rep· reaenlatlve to the Soulb· eaatern Ohio Mental Health Center, Athens; Mro. !larry Davis, Pomeroy, tbird member of department rehabllllaUon committee; Mro. Neutzllng, dlalrlct JK'esldent; and Mra. campbell Harper, represenllDc Middleport Unit 283, who aave the r...,..,.,. to the addre81 of welcome ftGm Mn. Harry Clark of the host unit. Mrs. Bill Mobler was the aergeant at anna and Mrs. Judy RaaCl', and Mrs. Irene Jenkins, the color bearers. Mn. Charles Owens gave the Invocation and Mn. Harold Eveland conducted a tribute to lbe dead. A report of the natloool convention at Portland, Ore. .,.. Biven by Mrs. Neutzllng. R<ports of the various com. mltteea were given. Mrs. Martin told of the work at the Southeastern Ohio Mental Health Center dcrlng the past year, and Mrs. Davis noted the need for covers f..- combs !Cl' the veler101 hospitals. The birthdBv party to be sponsored by i>lstrtct 8 at the ChUllcolbe llospital on Dec. 10 was announced by Mrs. Neutzllng who urged that plenty of candy, cakes and fresh fruit be provided. Gr eetings from William Hubble, commander of Post 376 and from Harold Cottrlll, Wllkesvllle, District 8 com· mander, opened lbe afternoon aession of the fall conference. Patricia Strode, governor of Buckeye Girls' State, w11 esCCl'ted to the platfonn thro1J8h a pappy covered arch for her report on Natlonul Girl.o State . She noted that she missed being naUonal president by two volea. Special music included a parody oo "76 Trombones" written by Mrs. Neutzllng carrying out the "Jo's Country Store" theme of Mrs. Hrabak's year as Department president. Attending the conference from Meigs County were Mrs. Neulzling, Mrs. J . M. Thomton, , In~- ~ Mrs. Ca~.WeW1, Mrs. ,, ~~·t;!!_(Jilll. / a.)'1Id!FW~ilill'lnutti,7' Mrs . · ; . l!:mll """""'• Loretta Tiemeyer, Mn. 0 . A. l,ogan; Mn. Roaller Wllliama, Martin, Mrs. Harry DaVIs, Mrs. Ollt Hill; Mn. CliffCl'd Adkins, Olari Knapp, and Mrs. George CrooavWe, and Mn. Wllaon, Hackett, & . of Pomeroy Unit H. Can-, Albena; past dlatricl 39; Mrs. Arnold Richards, Mrs. prealdanta; Mra. W. R. Davie, Campbell Harper, Mn. Allen Jackson, Americanism Hampton , Mrs. Virginia cbalrman ofllle dlatrlct; Mra. DeLegal, Mrs. Oscar Har. Tbomu Ruth, Athens, child daWBY. Mn. Gerirude Buller, wlll'lre; Mn. Leroy Smilb, and Mrs . William Smith, Amanda, community service; MlddleporiUnit 283; Mrs. Virgil Roush, Mrs. Herschel Norris, Mrs. Virgil Walker, Mrs. John F . Boyd, and Mrs. Dean HOSPITAL NEWS Brinker, Racine Unit: and Mn. Charlea Kesalnger, Mrs. Albert liofier Medical Cell lor, Flral Roush, Mra. Goldie Mourning, Ave. and l;edar St. ~raJ vl.liling bonrs 2-1 and 7-1 p.m. Mrs. Helen Kennedy, Mra. Maternity visillDc boun 2:30 Ito Rosie Searlea, Mrs. DeUa Stab!, 4:30 p.m. Parent. only on Mrs. Erma Hendricks, Mrs. Ella Wlll, Mrs. Ulllan R<il· Pedlalrica Ward. mire, and Mn. Hazel Morris, DllcharJea NCI'IIIIII C. Aber, Mrs. Orland Middleport Unit 121. L. ~and lnlalit da1J8bler, Mn. Vlai!B R. Davie, Claude ...- - - - - -.. N. Dray, Donald E. ~. Mrs. DarreD K. Golf, David W. . Hoover, Mre. Peggy llowell, New Fall Styles David R. Johnaon, Gretchen And Colors. Lee Leighty, Mra. Virgie E. McGraw, J. Dele Miller, Mra. Stanley Mootallllt!f)' and Infant Away Now 11011, Mn. ~~ Neary, VJrsll ~· Howard Sllaw, Paul Sbaets, NU.. Slone, Mra. I . 3= sro 'tOO up DUDLEY'S FLORIST . 9:.:. '1 Jiffy Mixes ,_....;M;Udd;~.·:.,.;;;;u,;;,'·;;o·-..1 Jiffy Frostin1 Mixes • • •9=1 • • • • . . 3~ 5100 Jiffy Corn Muffins • • • •9= , • Hash Browns OPEN NOW • .. V'uit The -s.. Jiffy Pancake &W,lffle·Mix 9= '1 lp,le Pies • The Cotton Gin Spanish Peanuts . . =39' Jiffy BuHermilk Bisouib . 8= .,.. r••VALUABLE COUPON •• Libby' s Peas OR~SLiao 4='1 .. 1 1 1 SAVE 15' You~ 1 cootiea and coffee Financial llllpporl of Clrl.otmaa project. for the five Ohio Veleranl Hoopltala llld the Oi'pbanlbomeat Xenia Ia being urged by Mra. Ben Neutzling, Eighlb Dillrlct preeident of the ~ Legion A111ilial')'. The projects were propeeed byMn.ArlburH. IIrabak,Oblo Department preeidenl, In her addreu at the dlalrlct conferenee held at Junction City. Mn. Hrabak reported that she bad visited the hOIPitala and IJnl*'ed the Chrlalmas list from the lblngs the veter8111 requealed. Wllelller all of the lleml can be pui'Cbaaed, she laid, will dependonnpportoflocal unit.. At Bncbvllle the request wu fCl' a · new wheelchair, new draperlea,llid a llage curtain. The veterane at Cincinnati liked fCl' an lnner....,ter elec· irically equipped chair. At Chlllicolbe they liked for f8111 fCl' their green bo111e, an ln· 1ercom aystan, and camel hair bruabea wblch they need for bile opecial projecll. New roCkers were requested by the Sond"*r boopital and colored televlalon aeta by the Dayton boepital. Altha orpbana home at Xenia $1,1100 w..-th of new carpeting Ia needed. Mra. Hrabak reported thai on the _clay of lbe conference Dlslrlct 8 with 1,338 paid members was ahead of other dlalrlcllln getting In their duea. She complimented the dlalricl prealdentand the members on the conferencedeSciibing It as one of the beat and biggest she bad attended . Over 150 American Legion Auxillary members reg!alered. Flowera from the Oblo Department were preaented by Mrs. Neutzllng to units having quota Including Pomeroy, Middleport, Vinton, Racine, McAtthnr, and Crooksville. During the blllineal meeting, plana were made for a leadership development program In the dlalrlct. The Logan unit will host the event which was tentatively eel for Nov. 14. Jamea E. Flaber Unit 376 aerved 11 boot for the district meeting which was caUed to order by Mrs. Fred Miller, . ' G . ~ Purekat- of;. IWo new ~..~~ Chutch. (j projecltlra wu approved and it Mrs. !WI Young, Mn. Jobn :. :: ;. :; ;. ;: :· • 1- The Daily Sentinel, Mlddleport·Pun....y, 0., Oct.l4,1170 b �~ ,. t < • ' ,• I · • •-' I ' • • o ~ • I '. • ' • ,, •-•!llli111edlnel,illolcltPort-PwwUJ,0.,0cl.11,mt ' '. . . ' , Bargains, Bargains, and More Bargains ln Sentinel . Classified!; ,...,., . r---------------------------1 1Helen H.elp Us! I . 1 By Helen Bottel MIDI OR Nar MIDI? Dear Helen: Did we win the war, cr dld we jut caUBe a delaying actloo! I mean the battle of the oldrts. I oee that oeverol C<>lumniata and cm>menlators bave COli· coded that....,., will never accept the midi length sldrta, and then I hear fashion de8lpers on 1the llllt shows ssytng, ''Ob yea, It's ooly a matter of time - the mini ill I' ,,1:'· I 1 npresolna their dlqusl at a faJbloo deeroe, I can't believe that style will ever really connect. Righ~ readers?- H. Dear Helen: Should !let my buaband keep anagnemenlhehumadewith his a-llrlfrlend that he will support her ..., until the soo ill Zll He bas bad other affaln, but tbiB La the first pregnancy - or at least the first ooe he admits. We have been married olgbt years and have four chlldren. We can barely aqueeoe bY flnancilllly. Almost • hundred a month to tbiB woman (who already hu another boyfriend) La the laat slraw, U my husband does tbill, maybe he'll eJpeet to support other bahlea he produces outside of marrillge. He also bas a drinking problem, which he billmes the affaln on, saying he "wasn't responsible" at the 1illle. I gue;i l reaDy slllpped loving him after the third time he swore he'd never be unlrue again - and didn't keep his promise, although I've tried to be a good wlfe in every way, He won't get outside help from a counaelor, The children aod f might stsrve without him - I'm not trained for any ltincl of job. But we're darn near stsrving WITH him too, and not just physically, Which road shall 1 take? NO HOPE Dear No Rope: You began your letter with a question about cblld-oupport, but I think the UIWllted query Shall hole lH of is : " I live a w e miaerywithamannowlfecould love, or take a chance on making a better !He on my own?" If fear of starving ill your only reaaon for staying, forget it and take that chance! You and your cblldren may be unC<>mlortably poor on Welfare (until you can equip -•-If far a job) but you'D surviYe. Others do. - H. '' ..,., 2S.S ® •ALm . Of ~· -· 1968DOoGE $1695 Dart Cuitom 4 Dr. Sedan, radio. Torquefllte transmission, 6 cyl., white with green vinyl roof. Was $1995. , ' ·f'ar... RIIt .....,, ~ND lt.bRY EXPERIENCED Senice CGmmlldal • lllidell For S.le, Rent Brick, Block,·S -. · Claltrno, Chimneys, Home Remodtllllf, Cemenl W..k, Glrag... ' Fr" Estlm•tes Jim- Larry 10II00Mhouao• t~ 1967 DOQGE $1495 Dart 270 4 Dr. Sedan, radio. power steering, Torquefllt_e transmission. 6 cyl. Was $1595. Union Avo. Just painted lntorlor and ••ltrl!lt. (:an bt modt lnlo 992lwo. apartmenll. 5136 cr wrllw· to Evelyn lmbodtn Ulldan, 126 Laurel St., 'Pomtroy. 10.11 -lie For Sale Kenny - J1ke Phone · From tilt Largoot Trucitiot ' Bulldozor Rodllllor to tilt 992-7044 or 992-5632 Smallnl Heater Core. ~::::;;;;:::;;;;::::;::;=:::;~ All Systems Go For Heart Game .43 . ... ® ;: SOUJH JROPICJL fiSH ' ~ \. II If: ORVIU£ DitSOII It I 7414945' '· DO-!~· ·EX·,·-ERT ·- . ,.,--- ----.....,I '.wheel Alignment $5 55 Air-Conditicl!i.,.,, ' Inspection Arid a·laettna· EOONOMY • GEAR DRIVEN GARDEN TRACTORS REED BROS. '· .•\':. . ·'""'' ""·· -.,, 1s ... .. . , dies and Gentlemen * Mees, You, and Music! SIEGLfR HEATERDi ===;_____ '10ill rttW HOME - RADI0/1390 Dotm r•~~ ~1r'"~bUdgol.::;; ~eland ~~~ .r.~....~,~~. ..,.~~~~~~. t;i\t ,..-. •1•. ' '·"'Y.,., o......,. ~~~~~~-~--------------~~~~~~~ ~~ ~ OlllAl!f!. THE PC1clelt6 THAT BE llf HOUYIUOOO WIUCOMEtll TllftR lif1191!6 ~MO llEAUZ! lHAl LAR'IAl rr• '"rc ·'" .~"'.·• IS"!. "MTUI'r'l! WHILE WE'RE ~IMG FOR 1l1AT WE1 V£ SET UP SCHOOLS, BEAUTY """""'• AMP MAD£ THIS ,q RfAL lOWti ~ AFTER AlL, M'f HUSBAND IS A N,qliOf'IAL IN:If'IUMENT~ ., . ,_. -- l~IS ~ STILL 't'fRY BIG AT !HE 80K OFfiCe' r. Jim iE" R•.J'I........ 6.98 FOR SALE W.MPO J . ' HOISTETTE , R.EALTY Social Notes ,J' Roof l'lilnthlg ' - & Repair. ~pouUnt &· C.rpent.r ·Work. · · tontect: · ,-------~-_.;,; ' Alfred l BY Q)NJRAcr EIIIJn McDaniel r-- ., BIJEtrNARs -r-. •• ROOflNG: HOMEMADE Ice crHm by r.•r1s. Racine Fire 'l'~ ~ xlllary. Phone 9<19.341 Have Yow ... Y , tl..l:ly_ 9<19·3293. tO. Uk L::''·:·~::2:1Q:;;:::~::mt::N¥~ , dcM/Jned." OP.M lVI$. .... PJl. POMIIOY,.GIIIO rl~neck phCNI - .. What's the long and the abort '".· r ; ' CHINESE 50c lo $2 oac , allarm. Ph of it, Helen? Or does anyone Latart, w. Va. 115-3972 any F~~u~~~=s~ know? - MERCI FOR THE For Rent WANT AD aoy except Salurdsy, . , , INFORMATION MINI 1o._Uip BUSINESS room, 322 N. Soc:ond _ _ _ _ _ _ _ DEADLINES Dear Mercl : Avo .. Mlddleporl. Phone 992·-GUARANTEE!>llnii•P 5 P .M. Day B•tore Publlc•tlon Mondly Ondllnete .m . Tbelmgand thesbort·ol it 5293, COAL, llm6&1ono. Excololor Phone 992-2094 Plus Cencelletlon &. CQrrectlont t0·13-lfc Sail Worlco, E. Moln St .. J Parts La just that. Anything goes tbiB Will betccepted until 9 1.m . fOr Day or Publication Pomeroy. Phone 1192·3191. And Complete Une -:7.$ yea!', from mini to mui - with TRAILER lot. Plenty of wolor 4-9·11• of Supplies PomtJOJ Home & Aillo : . REGULATIONS 1 and septic tank. Phone 7.0· pont suits the most popular of The Publlthtr renrves the 4711. right to edit or reject any ads furnace a..verled 1o goo, 106 E. Main. ~inoroy, O. " ' - ff2·2M3 all. For lllmllll the first time in 10.13-31p COAL deemed objecJional. The cheap. A110. nice gentle mare history, women are choosing publisher will noUte resp'lnslble pony wllh saddle. Phone M11011, W.Va. fQr more than 'Cine Incorrect TRAILER, Brown's Trailer what suits them best, praises Chesler 915-mt. · t 77~5 READY - MIX CONCRETE insertiOn . Park, Minersville. Phone 992t0.f·31c: Open Dilly I ftl4 p.m. be!! delivered right to y_our RAT IS 3324. '6 ;31ft"p,m. pro/ed. Fast and Hl'f· Free For Want Ad S~~rvice 9-9-ttc Going out on a llmb, I 'll est mates. Phonllf 992·328.f• .5centsperWordone!nsertlon ==-:-:.,-::c:----G. E. retr~erator . ~ ton· predict - again - that the midi Minimum Charge 75c TRA · dill 6 Goealtln Roady·Mix CD.,o 12 cents per word three ILERspace,onemllefrom on. t T7oll;· • will never conquer shorter Mldaleport, Ohio. contecutlve Insertions. new Meigs High School on old 10.9-6tp For Sale 6-30-lfc sldrta. II ill sun an e:dremely 11 cents per word six COR · At. 33. Phone 992-29..1. 1~ DIAL 'N sew ZIG ZAG DINING room llble, chair&, ~ecutlve insertions . 9·20-30tc nu unpq~ular style, seen In ads and bulfctl and china cupboard. 25 P•r cent Discount on paid - - - - -- ·- - sewing machine htf1 In Reasonable. Phone 992·500. NEIGLER Construction. For LOH lnchtl tht lilY Wl'f store windows but seldom on the building or remodeling your Ids and ads plid within 10 days . R EMODE LEo 3-bedroom layaway. Beautiful pastel . 10. t.t.31c home, call Guy Nelgler, with the n•w atreell - at least in our CARD OF THANKS hoUR on Lincoln Heights. color. full size model. All SLt·M·A-WAY Racine, Ohio. liberated west. 11.50 t:r ~~!~~·~lnimum. Phone 992-3440. built-In to buttonhole. over- 1956 FORD pickUp truck, $150. Frn Hom• Dtmohstratlon 7-31-Hc Each additional word 2c . 9-27-tfc cast and fancy stitch. Pay lust David Yost, Portland, Phone MRS. WUDIL KAYLOR When thousands of people tLIND ' ADS lol8.75 cash or terms 10-22 H1~26t1 write to ooe C<>lumnisl (me ) ..... Hntfl, w. va. Additional 2Sc: Charge per NICELY furnished 2-bedroom tUranged . Trede-ln1 ac· G. IO.I4-3tp SEPTIC tanks cleaned. Miller AH*r t WHIUiiYIIf Atlvtrtlsement. apartment, Middleport . cep1tcf. Phone 992·5641. ~.,----·---SanltaHon,Stewart,Ohlo. Ph. I Til 6 llfUirCIIY OFFICI! HOURS Phone 992·317 4, _ _ _ _ __ _ _1.:.:,0.9-'lc GOOD W11rm Moml- COli 662·3035. 1 :30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Dally , :JO.tf ... 9 WIN AT BRIDGE 8:30 a .m. to 12:00 Noon · c VACUUM Oeener brand new stove. Jetta Arlx, SEWING MACHINES. Rtoolr Saturday. HarriiGI'Ivllte. 1970modef. Complete with ell IONice, ell mekoo. 992-:m.. t0.1 .. 31p 2 BEOROOM lraller,~. c"""trY cleonlnt tool&. Small palnl The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. Notice location near ,...omeroy. damage In shipping. Will take Aulhorlztd Slngo< Slli!J and Available very soon. PhCWIO $27 cash or hlllns 11 desired. I NICE CIWOI. 20 fat lombo. Service. Wt Shorpan Sdssoto. PIANO luning. Karl Kabler, 992·7~. 992·7133 or 1192·2318. Phone 992·5641. ; Phone 992·26311. l-29·1fc Meson. Phone 773-$535 after s tO.tt.31c 10-9-'lc 10·1Uic p.m. I• Oswald & Jomtl Jacoby CONDITIONING, , , .1 " ___ _ _ __ __ _,FIELD grown chrysan· AIR 10·13·301< Refrlgerallon Mrvlce. Jack's · HARRISON S TV ·AnD ' :AN· ' -. .. Retrlgerotlon, New Haven. TENNA SERVICE. Phone themums and mums In full 992·2522. NORm 14 GUN SHOOT lor turkey> . bloom. Reynolds Flower " Phone 182·2079. Roclne Gun Club, Sunday, ' oH-Hc _ __ _ _ _ _ _ '-_IO.Ifc Shop, Mason. 6KQ October IS, 1 p.OYo. IO.I:t.21c 'JBU 10-IJ.Stc C. BRADFORD, Aucllonotr IIISIIai1Ce .KQI063 1956 I!OYCRAFT houMtroller, Complete Sarvlce AUTOMOBILE lns..-once been .QT HAYMAN 'S AUCTION tiouso; :iOJciO, 2 bedroom, $2,0011. Call Phllll J<f9.:J821 cenc1lled? Lost your WEST E.\liT Laurel Cliff, now open each 992·W7 or 992·34M>, Racine, Ohio ;::,•lor's llcen10? C.ll J\'2· Friday to receive con . • 10865 .lt,J97 2 t0.13.31c CriH Bradford >lgnment• at 10 a.m. Auction 5-1·11< 'A82 'Q •15-lfc starti ng at 1 p.m . Let us sell We llave' five left All sizes and most .95 .JBU yotJr merchandise . · 6Jl083 .942 equipment. Write for literature •nd prices. Auto Sales DOZER Work. " ' - 949·21?1. LIIGAL NOTICE :t.22·11c 9· 13·tfc Staled bids will be rtcalved sovm <D> . ~ - - - - - -- by the Vllllet or Middleport, SWAP SHOP, new and used .... IMI;JUallll SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED. Ohio, Mt1g1 County, II the furniture. Phone 992-7261, 305 'KI0653 ~..a. Reesoneb. l e retet. Phone Vllleart Hall In Middleport, OhiO N. 2nd. Ave., Middleport, •Az 0 Dear. ~ ··· . · •. ,,,. ,... Qhlo." . ~c-. R !!W! ... . J:w~~IP"'!' -.~,J:. . ~'I~t-:;~r~~~';; - · •• • AK65 • rl ~·. • ·01 ~a.!-~~ i...Jli. ''~ .<' :· , . ,._ . . ·114-U-JOtc I 2·- ·~~..,. ,' ' '""'.~'fCK '· · ' ,._ ··~•; .. ..,~,t('!!lr. '' ' ' "' oli'! · .••• , · · 'r"''·';' rl;ll ~ -ve •""!· .,. . · · • , ·: · ·J • 1 ' ~~ . ·~~ . mi;.:J~dlvii)V. : IV~ • y .: ' ,. -. .t-7-tfc '1'971 'M(ldeJ.! II qoot' j tcllft ·"fi -'t ' · For Rent • H- But !lollth small c)jJdren and am engagell -, Electri" ' dr. hardtop, fie· VI Enllni, minimUm Enilne ' to a wonderful man. He and I 3 ROOM lurnl&hld apartmenl ro.4-mc tory atr pwodlllonl!l. t.woy Real Estate For Sale ~~!:~ sf:.,l~i Pus zt . p.,. z• both want a blg wedding in with nice yard In Middloporl. --~----pOWit" .ut. vinyl top, never Power Brakes PNo 4 ' Pus Pus cburch, but we can't afford a Phone 1192·2180 or 992·2432. CRAFTSMAN rfdfng llwn been fltlect Executive wlft'l Heeter end Defroster PNo D&..~- "~cw. Back up LIDhtl 11J.7·11c mower. rfNfl'lr ........ ..... ,. . All sttnderd safety, Items (Sut recepUoo. What's proper when Opening lead_. J t0-11·31< '70 PONTIAC SAVE and shoulder boll, Vorlablo the woman bas been married BLISiness Opportunities IRISH cobblers and Kennebec Bonneville 2 dr. hardtop, :.':ar~~~~~-~ wlptn and w-•· before1 W .M. What do you do when you ~olaloo&, Charles Hlllon, foctaryalrcondltlontd, vinyl Minimum whMI but 111" EXTRA ·rNCOME . Homo are playing JACOBY MOD- Dear W. : Porlland, Ohio. Phone J.t3. lo~, oxtro sharp, low GEO. HOISTEnEI, Black llro• lllbtrglell boiled I, operated, own bolt and hours. Second marrtagea (for the ERN and want to force to 1 AN.FM ·•io BROKER softlY rim WhHII Earlv retlremen1 po11lble. 2268. m eege, r-.. · NEW LISTING - Nice 3 Autometlc trensmlaslon . game in partner's major-suit woman) ....Uy doo't include HHttc Phone 949--482!5. Dl AETniAR$ bedrooms, beth, carpeting, Vcln10YI lntert11or 1- full .teats opening l WfJ. have an elQlOI'I bl&, formal weddings. But a to- t2·51c ~II n Birch kitchen. Ported air o r: op on« E LE CTR IC rt·uptcolalerlng bid to cover these hands. It church ceremony, to which furnace. 2 car Nice Ont Spot Light mounted on lett machine, good running lldt of door frame. .,.. -11 called the Jacoby Two Nolot. Help Wanted condition, sews leather and lUlCK PONTIAC trump. We will get around to good frleods and dille relaUvea Bid to be with and without GMC TRUCKS HOUSEKEEPER needed. Live vinyl. Phone Chester 985-,.132 · teiiing you about this bld are Invited, ill in order. AfNEW LISTING- 4 bedrooms, trade-In" ' :. or 992·6780. POMEROY In If dlllred, Good working .some day so that you can terwards, you could serve control heal and olr ton · Otllvt.ry within __30 ~ays or tll-11-31p condlll0111. Phone 1192·5251. dlllonlng. - n kllchon, 2 sooner place it in your bidding kit If punch and cake in one of the lids open only to NllddltpOrt tO.I·Ifc ·you wish. In the meanwhile, smaller cburch rooms at small car J.•roae. Mlddloporl. Automobile Dealera COAL FURNACE, blower tnd tf62 RAMBLER classic slllllon 14• .00 The right 11 reterved to reltct we will tell you about the COli. - H. l!xctltonl cCWidltlon. SEMI DRIVERS needed. Ex· stolcer, some pipe and coel. wagon. P!Mine 1192·2450. · NEW LISTING - 50 ocrto - any and •n bids Ph1111 New Haven 182·2111. metbocl recommended by the perlence helpful but not 10.11·31p -----~_:t0.___:14-3tp Nice 6 room home, one floor , Dalla• Aces, who have just neceuary. tor local and over VIllage Qf Mlddl•port bath, full basement. 011 won the world's cham)llonthe road hauling. You c:en Gene Grete, forced air furnace. OouDie earn $10,01111 to $15,1100 par · Clerk-Treasurer sblp. glr09f. Mlnerols. $25,1100.00 ear If you are willing 1o PARKVIEW Kennels, Poodlu, Real Estate For Sale (10) 1... 21, 2tc In this metbocl, lf you have F 11 11 11 and bird dogs. AKC. Pel end earn. or app ca lqn, Cl ' » how pupr,:~• · Grooming .. a balanced haad wlth four 2 BEDROOM houa.. nice GOOD IUY - 3 -oom 513-n..-3071 or write Advance locanon. See at $25 8r01d· paneled home. Nice kitchen, trumps for your partner, you Sunday School atleodance on D. T. Dept., 1100 Enoch Drive, Phone 992· · 3-tl-lfc Oct II WIB 50. The offering waa way, Middleport Phone 1192· tltclrlc rontt. Living room 14 rupond four dillmonds with Middletown, Ohio 451142. • 22. LDI&o of cloom. Goo 5814. $211.74. Warablp services were 10.1:t.21c 13-14 points In support or !creed air furnace. $12,01111.00 IO.IU!c Jt• Pettit Sttya: held at II p.m. with Charles D. four clubs with 15-16. MAN OR woman lo supply LIT Ul IIIITALL Woode, lay-leader. Leonard ROOM BRICK VENEER-7 consumera with Rawlelgh YDUa FL!U OIL TUPPERS PLAINS, 2 now 15 room · North baa 14 points In rttldences ~, 8 oftl.c . Noel, a gueat, spoke on "What Products. Can ••rn 140 port of hearts and be ml threo·bedroon'l hom11 Olus rooms dOwn. Cfntrll heal. 5 - l y fllrl·llme, $150 and up carportand ullllly room. Clly aoragn.• Exlra .lol100 • 1110. · well have used that four a- Ia required of Man?" full ·llmo. Wrltt Charlie Penn, woiOf', Ioiii electric. Lol slzo Only $.12,5110.00 . mond call but be prefers to Warablp services were held W. T. Rawlelgh CD., P. 0. Box 100x200. J . W. Arbaugh , respond with two dillmonds Sunday evening at 7:45with the 1 204, Chllllcolht, Ohio 45601, Phone Coolville 667-3211, WANTACREAGI AND lo show bla diamond suit. glvlnt neme, tddrns and Rev. Lavender spealr!ng oo NICE HOMES phone number. South rebids two hearts. "Paul, his C<>nvenion and his All sizes In stock. 2·STORY llulltftnt with paved CALL tft.ms 10.13-31c: His band ill just a trlfle bet- Ufe for Christ as an aample to 149.95 up. We Install, ~Ina lot. AJ&o, 3 loll In HELEN AND' VIRGIL ter than minimum and, as Racine, Phone 992·2131 or 992· TEAFORD we service. we fln•nce. ouch, does not warrant a Ill." Rev' La•ender furnished ASSOCIATES SYRACUSE 2A29. · Wanted To Buy two opeclai1111111hero ''Only One 10.J-61c 10.11·31c .three-club bid. OLD UPRIGHT .pjon01, any God," and "UnUI Tben." Till& leaves North wlth no condlllon, 11 long os haw not 7 ROOM modtrn houao with problem at all. He wanll to Charles D. Woode ted the been . wet. P•yl(lll $10 - "· extro lof In Pomllf'OY. N<isl Flrol floor only. Mondays will ....;..J be In game ilut bas no inter- audience in lltvel'al numbora ssll, will loki best ofltr. b1 plck.up dsy. Wrlll, glvlllf BEAUTIFUL E I •- I est In a slam, so he i'!lt blda from the hymnal. Rev. " ' 9<19-2165 or l-6t4-22f. Jor•l.-rotlitl · good dlrocllon&, Willen p or Y ~ .. or can four hearts: . luUt te yeur aptelflcatloll. ~.~!vender announced the Com~Mnr. Box 118, SercUs, . style, sterao·radlo com· Ohio 43946 blnellon, AM & FM radio, 4 f·29-121c lltOI 1¥111111., IIW. ·i' The artificial four..Ua- revival at S)'l'IICUM Metbedlat • · S.20-Hc tpeaker aound system, .f mOikl response lo 'lhow 13-14 Church and the meeting on speed oulomollc changer. HOME building loll within balanced points In support of pastor's salary and conference o P•yment OLD -fumTiiiif. .. dilllaa, troll Balance S7f.25. Uso our Tuppers Pfalna Woter hearts woulcl also have led 1o aJIIMII'UOIIIIII!IIts to be held Ocl . ·F3-· ok. Write M. 0. Miller, budge! lerms. call 992 Ol&trld. Cl-Io high 1c1too1 Mtfttltly fliiYftltltJ . a four-heart eon t.r a c t. So 1 Lowor fllaw RNt Rt tl, Pomeroy, Ohio, Colt ' --------~ '" and lalrgrOlOids. Thl&lu new would the atandard Ameri- IS at the Heath United 992-6271 dtvolopmenl, all loll Iorge can forcing three-heart bid. Methodilll Cillrcb at Mlddiepcltt ' · J.J.Ifc WALNUT, Modtrn olyle, and have~qod drolnogo, coottct' Mr.MOOIY• '~- tnstereo-rlldlo, am, fm r~lo, •' - - - ...., •"·· 1114 at nr .......... In f~ thfs is a case where at 7:30p.m. m · ,..,. 5 p.m. ,...., tfflce 1t tptl ker soun d srs I•m, 10.1.tfc P.arll 6 lyca•or• •P M.._ all roads lead to Rome. Thls The Women'• Society of Wanted band would be bid to four Chrllllan Servke will hold Ill =~a:ut:::~i ·~~~ '~r:rcj &IIOCtUidNc. hearts bY anyone, playing regular meeting on 'I'Uelday ' - -- - - - - - - ' HOUSEWORK on TUIIdsy and Thundsy. C.ll 1~·4541. any tystem. evening, Oct. 20, all p.m. at the Mr. and Mrs. WIIIIatb cur, 10.13-31c · It ill also a very easy con- heme of Almo Swartz with VIcki and Penni, went Iii traet lo play. South wins the Thelma Henderson •-••- the Clrc1evllleSalurdaytovlaltMr. DAY work. Phone 992·7159. TIMBER. 65 IC!'H .., gOod . ARE YOU LOoKING FOR 2 LOTS WIT~~~ , ~IJIIIItl. club lead 1ft dummy and -• IO.I:t.31c rotd. O..llllrd Wlllft ook.IS" ACRISt 7 rOcim · frlmt, 3 Ru~c;.• •~till~. ~· .,. playa a trump. East baa to ~ . Everyone ill weleome. and Mrs. Clair Woode and and up. Phone Rotdlvlllo 37a. l!ldrooma, ~th,' .., fiW ~c330· JW · · pllly hla queen and all prob- lilt. and Mrs. Leonard Noel Connl. Not I ~. 10.13-70 ll'Q.r;:s:~lar, g~raiiCI. ALL . t, n , . . l..CIIc Clara Follrod, Nina ~. Ct lema are solved. South loses and _. and a friend, of '' two aces and makea the Loulavllle, Ky. apent the and Mr. and Mra. Charles D. WILL glvo plano l"son&ln my LITTLE •ut NICI - 2 ,Other 11. AWNINGS, storm ,doors lll1d weekend with her parenlo, Mr. Woode called on Mra. Clnie homt. Ph1111 992·3U6. ~·· btth, uflllly rooin, "'1 r.~~ 1, c • r . p .o~, t s, . -'1 are Hie~ ond nice on tilt (H..,,.,.. ,.,.,,.;,. A..../ and Mrs. McKinney and her Swartz at l'oolerol' recentlY. . f.1 ..1fc mar . , blown and MH ;' . ~; .22 ..... 15;300, Among the calien at the WILL plclriip IIIOI'Cbendl,. anci lnsu atlon. Elmer Wloltt, ,_, -.. . ' 14 brother.U..Iaw and alster, Mr. ...,.-latlve: For and Mrs. Robert Bernard, and ~ ~ iiDme liP (IIIII lo aucllon .., a · ""''. "IIDUOMI RII'AIR 11'1 attendedehurchhtreonSnnday w6ek were Mr. and Mri. conlqo hall. , C.ll Jim llllntalu, · phone Cheri" ,•torY rr~m~, 5 rooma, beth, 2 Ll&lit, Syrocu10. V. 'V. morning. Cherie& D. WoOd,. Tho!{ =:."!'i~~'f.'"'• RullaiiCI. J~ aft4 Son, InC; poratn. lol. S3••. . fllct~TA~ fALL The bldclinf ha been, Rev. and Mrs. Randy , dauchler, Linda Wllllaml and HIN.RY · CLIIAND 11'111 ~ r.oot South La•ender lciGii Sunday ciiMer· ·Infant ...,, Aaron Dnld, were IIALTOR. , ·1'6 """' 3 6 with ~ ErDe.t Taylor flmlly able to be out to church Sunday r.. 4 • Puo 4 'I and epent the aflernoon. IIIOI'Illng. ~ ; ~ ft2•2NI . . 7 s!~ holdi'No Mr. lll\d Mnl. Clair Follrod, Mrt. Ada Evans of MI. Blane, .. •• ,., •Au tQJT .,qu StevleandKathy,CW'aFollnld Mich., Ia villlting her brothel', · Wbat lftl ~ do now? 'and Nina Robinson Wllltt tel MI.' Dlnlmore B<lylea and fam117. . A l'loo. 'felon' ~ hlolt Stertlng,Obi~.IIIISundaYtovi.llt Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. . . . . . . . I dlcop- fot ·'~Jndo , ..... ~. n-le J"'- , ...... They Woode •lalted her uncle, ..... 'lloo ndier ...... .... •• .... • .... _A, ' .... """"'' II ' f1 oi..W or t"'' qui•• dlt- also called on Mrs. Gecrp f!menon Hayes, and oevar tliiiioll -... and yfl& ton't c1n FoJlrod, who just relw'ned from other pallelllll, at the Veterans " , , _,..toe •...,tlloem. the hoepll!ll and is qulle poorly. Memorial Hospital racendy. Potneroy Motor Co. HI!R. WHEN WE WUliSOlN' TO REC l&B,AN' FWNI!I rC.::J PINE BURRS Kr HI!R ALL 'l'H' WAV HOME ~=~;- \~--=B=·u=sm~·· ~e~ss::::Se=::::·~::::;:~ ~·~==ce===s==·~~\· 3 ROOM urifur•!•hod · 1 ment Phone ~,:ma. l·t . .FURNISHED end unturnl •,--~hOllis. Cl- to K . ' 992·5434 ' lo-1f.lfc 1967DODGE $1~95 ' Coronet Deluxe 4 Dr. Sed.an, 6 cyl., radio, standard shift. Was $1695. HE OIPPEO HER PIGTAILS IN TH' INI<WELL, TRIPPED DAILY CROSSWORD •CJROM - I. Yield 3. Bllutot .... 10.lnlbUledm&l bit II. Bp,.,.bUy 12. What. they lOY alloolt curreii<Y IJwcl&l t4.Dbuler ....... II.Bptolt 1~. s. wo"'or eaullon 4. Came blto view 5. Provtde toods ~~~~l~:··~aJ~::::;;~ 21. Zolt. novel Ill. Amolll :N..AIIpr 1&. Thrice Milu.lo--lo ONlft&I'J' WONI. Onll ' " • -...... {Mill.) 6. 11mlem lt'f, Thnat- 1 SEWU ruler 1. Temperate 29. Brttlah 8. Nevada ctty Conoorftlt.. l . l'ol'lear II. Solto tltat 18. Tlme perlOd 17. l&lrry ntallt 18, ll'ullU . Notbl . , .....,......... -·-' AlliN I& lhldtr- 11. OUDUtllr'l banaoaty aa. .,..,.,...,.,. li.!WiavlOr D._,udo II.Oclw..,. M , _,_ rr.w- ..,_ ·fabrtc .II. .Aurora'• , :ro.PIONDU7 - --" () r x] () I0 38, .u lllat ttm 40. COmp- rl--i-+-H W+-+-llIT1I I I - -.--- Newaa ., . . . .. _ .. ..... tllla;a;alw a,al 32. AardVark'• \ II.BINtMI (!IIJTHI [ I I I T"tP'telg lf,Poomllf (lwei&) A Of a.Lalr* .a. '1'111 1111\ -H.Qt ... 1101111 l..Anlftll ' 1., JMMt IWI.cY can.•rr-roq ...••,w""'...& -s ·n ... ta _ . ,AXlr81.1lAAXa ,II L O.B it I' Jl L i. 0 W •= • =L•:-rrwr.IM .. :z-O'o,Jia~~ !~:.r• .:.:..!:.:C...."'::':.r.r·-- • .. 1"----'-.... lor~ .: ~ 111¥1', p . • I !? • ·~, tOM~· ~O~IL Bl~ .~,~ •11'1\o·Jii ' Q,B·.'ioJtoa, q ' &WWV ' at, ·k&· •' r n.. IM ..... w' ] IN .... [I I I I I l �~ ,. t < • ' ,• I · • •-' I ' • • o ~ • I '. • ' • ,, •-•!llli111edlnel,illolcltPort-PwwUJ,0.,0cl.11,mt ' '. . . ' , Bargains, Bargains, and More Bargains ln Sentinel . Classified!; ,...,., . r---------------------------1 1Helen H.elp Us! I . 1 By Helen Bottel MIDI OR Nar MIDI? Dear Helen: Did we win the war, cr dld we jut caUBe a delaying actloo! I mean the battle of the oldrts. I oee that oeverol C<>lumniata and cm>menlators bave COli· coded that....,., will never accept the midi length sldrta, and then I hear fashion de8lpers on 1the llllt shows ssytng, ''Ob yea, It's ooly a matter of time - the mini ill I' ,,1:'· I 1 npresolna their dlqusl at a faJbloo deeroe, I can't believe that style will ever really connect. Righ~ readers?- H. Dear Helen: Should !let my buaband keep anagnemenlhehumadewith his a-llrlfrlend that he will support her ..., until the soo ill Zll He bas bad other affaln, but tbiB La the first pregnancy - or at least the first ooe he admits. We have been married olgbt years and have four chlldren. We can barely aqueeoe bY flnancilllly. Almost • hundred a month to tbiB woman (who already hu another boyfriend) La the laat slraw, U my husband does tbill, maybe he'll eJpeet to support other bahlea he produces outside of marrillge. He also bas a drinking problem, which he billmes the affaln on, saying he "wasn't responsible" at the 1illle. I gue;i l reaDy slllpped loving him after the third time he swore he'd never be unlrue again - and didn't keep his promise, although I've tried to be a good wlfe in every way, He won't get outside help from a counaelor, The children aod f might stsrve without him - I'm not trained for any ltincl of job. But we're darn near stsrving WITH him too, and not just physically, Which road shall 1 take? NO HOPE Dear No Rope: You began your letter with a question about cblld-oupport, but I think the UIWllted query Shall hole lH of is : " I live a w e miaerywithamannowlfecould love, or take a chance on making a better !He on my own?" If fear of starving ill your only reaaon for staying, forget it and take that chance! You and your cblldren may be unC<>mlortably poor on Welfare (until you can equip -•-If far a job) but you'D surviYe. Others do. - H. '' ..,., 2S.S ® •ALm . Of ~· -· 1968DOoGE $1695 Dart Cuitom 4 Dr. Sedan, radio. Torquefllte transmission, 6 cyl., white with green vinyl roof. Was $1995. , ' ·f'ar... RIIt .....,, ~ND lt.bRY EXPERIENCED Senice CGmmlldal • lllidell For S.le, Rent Brick, Block,·S -. · Claltrno, Chimneys, Home Remodtllllf, Cemenl W..k, Glrag... ' Fr" Estlm•tes Jim- Larry 10II00Mhouao• t~ 1967 DOQGE $1495 Dart 270 4 Dr. Sedan, radio. power steering, Torquefllt_e transmission. 6 cyl. Was $1595. Union Avo. Just painted lntorlor and ••ltrl!lt. (:an bt modt lnlo 992lwo. apartmenll. 5136 cr wrllw· to Evelyn lmbodtn Ulldan, 126 Laurel St., 'Pomtroy. 10.11 -lie For Sale Kenny - J1ke Phone · From tilt Largoot Trucitiot ' Bulldozor Rodllllor to tilt 992-7044 or 992-5632 Smallnl Heater Core. ~::::;;;;:::;;;;::::;::;=:::;~ All Systems Go For Heart Game .43 . ... ® ;: SOUJH JROPICJL fiSH ' ~ \. II If: ORVIU£ DitSOII It I 7414945' '· DO-!~· ·EX·,·-ERT ·- . ,.,--- ----.....,I '.wheel Alignment $5 55 Air-Conditicl!i.,.,, ' Inspection Arid a·laettna· EOONOMY • GEAR DRIVEN GARDEN TRACTORS REED BROS. '· .•\':. . ·'""'' ""·· -.,, 1s ... .. . , dies and Gentlemen * Mees, You, and Music! SIEGLfR HEATERDi ===;_____ '10ill rttW HOME - RADI0/1390 Dotm r•~~ ~1r'"~bUdgol.::;; ~eland ~~~ .r.~....~,~~. ..,.~~~~~~. t;i\t ,..-. •1•. ' '·"'Y.,., o......,. ~~~~~~-~--------------~~~~~~~ ~~ ~ OlllAl!f!. THE PC1clelt6 THAT BE llf HOUYIUOOO WIUCOMEtll TllftR lif1191!6 ~MO llEAUZ! lHAl LAR'IAl rr• '"rc ·'" .~"'.·• IS"!. "MTUI'r'l! WHILE WE'RE ~IMG FOR 1l1AT WE1 V£ SET UP SCHOOLS, BEAUTY """""'• AMP MAD£ THIS ,q RfAL lOWti ~ AFTER AlL, M'f HUSBAND IS A N,qliOf'IAL IN:If'IUMENT~ ., . ,_. -- l~IS ~ STILL 't'fRY BIG AT !HE 80K OFfiCe' r. Jim iE" R•.J'I........ 6.98 FOR SALE W.MPO J . ' HOISTETTE , R.EALTY Social Notes ,J' Roof l'lilnthlg ' - & Repair. ~pouUnt &· C.rpent.r ·Work. · · tontect: · ,-------~-_.;,; ' Alfred l BY Q)NJRAcr EIIIJn McDaniel r-- ., BIJEtrNARs -r-. •• ROOflNG: HOMEMADE Ice crHm by r.•r1s. Racine Fire 'l'~ ~ xlllary. Phone 9<19.341 Have Yow ... Y , tl..l:ly_ 9<19·3293. tO. Uk L::''·:·~::2:1Q:;;:::~::mt::N¥~ , dcM/Jned." OP.M lVI$. .... PJl. POMIIOY,.GIIIO rl~neck phCNI - .. What's the long and the abort '".· r ; ' CHINESE 50c lo $2 oac , allarm. Ph of it, Helen? Or does anyone Latart, w. Va. 115-3972 any F~~u~~~=s~ know? - MERCI FOR THE For Rent WANT AD aoy except Salurdsy, . , , INFORMATION MINI 1o._Uip BUSINESS room, 322 N. Soc:ond _ _ _ _ _ _ _ DEADLINES Dear Mercl : Avo .. Mlddleporl. Phone 992·-GUARANTEE!>llnii•P 5 P .M. Day B•tore Publlc•tlon Mondly Ondllnete .m . Tbelmgand thesbort·ol it 5293, COAL, llm6&1ono. Excololor Phone 992-2094 Plus Cencelletlon &. CQrrectlont t0·13-lfc Sail Worlco, E. Moln St .. J Parts La just that. Anything goes tbiB Will betccepted until 9 1.m . fOr Day or Publication Pomeroy. Phone 1192·3191. And Complete Une -:7.$ yea!', from mini to mui - with TRAILER lot. Plenty of wolor 4-9·11• of Supplies PomtJOJ Home & Aillo : . REGULATIONS 1 and septic tank. Phone 7.0· pont suits the most popular of The Publlthtr renrves the 4711. right to edit or reject any ads furnace a..verled 1o goo, 106 E. Main. ~inoroy, O. " ' - ff2·2M3 all. For lllmllll the first time in 10.13-31p COAL deemed objecJional. The cheap. A110. nice gentle mare history, women are choosing publisher will noUte resp'lnslble pony wllh saddle. Phone M11011, W.Va. fQr more than 'Cine Incorrect TRAILER, Brown's Trailer what suits them best, praises Chesler 915-mt. · t 77~5 READY - MIX CONCRETE insertiOn . Park, Minersville. Phone 992t0.f·31c: Open Dilly I ftl4 p.m. be!! delivered right to y_our RAT IS 3324. '6 ;31ft"p,m. pro/ed. Fast and Hl'f· Free For Want Ad S~~rvice 9-9-ttc Going out on a llmb, I 'll est mates. Phonllf 992·328.f• .5centsperWordone!nsertlon ==-:-:.,-::c:----G. E. retr~erator . ~ ton· predict - again - that the midi Minimum Charge 75c TRA · dill 6 Goealtln Roady·Mix CD.,o 12 cents per word three ILERspace,onemllefrom on. t T7oll;· • will never conquer shorter Mldaleport, Ohio. contecutlve Insertions. new Meigs High School on old 10.9-6tp For Sale 6-30-lfc sldrta. II ill sun an e:dremely 11 cents per word six COR · At. 33. Phone 992-29..1. 1~ DIAL 'N sew ZIG ZAG DINING room llble, chair&, ~ecutlve insertions . 9·20-30tc nu unpq~ular style, seen In ads and bulfctl and china cupboard. 25 P•r cent Discount on paid - - - - -- ·- - sewing machine htf1 In Reasonable. Phone 992·500. NEIGLER Construction. For LOH lnchtl tht lilY Wl'f store windows but seldom on the building or remodeling your Ids and ads plid within 10 days . R EMODE LEo 3-bedroom layaway. Beautiful pastel . 10. t.t.31c home, call Guy Nelgler, with the n•w atreell - at least in our CARD OF THANKS hoUR on Lincoln Heights. color. full size model. All SLt·M·A-WAY Racine, Ohio. liberated west. 11.50 t:r ~~!~~·~lnimum. Phone 992-3440. built-In to buttonhole. over- 1956 FORD pickUp truck, $150. Frn Hom• Dtmohstratlon 7-31-Hc Each additional word 2c . 9-27-tfc cast and fancy stitch. Pay lust David Yost, Portland, Phone MRS. WUDIL KAYLOR When thousands of people tLIND ' ADS lol8.75 cash or terms 10-22 H1~26t1 write to ooe C<>lumnisl (me ) ..... Hntfl, w. va. Additional 2Sc: Charge per NICELY furnished 2-bedroom tUranged . Trede-ln1 ac· G. IO.I4-3tp SEPTIC tanks cleaned. Miller AH*r t WHIUiiYIIf Atlvtrtlsement. apartment, Middleport . cep1tcf. Phone 992·5641. ~.,----·---SanltaHon,Stewart,Ohlo. Ph. I Til 6 llfUirCIIY OFFICI! HOURS Phone 992·317 4, _ _ _ _ __ _ _1.:.:,0.9-'lc GOOD W11rm Moml- COli 662·3035. 1 :30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. Dally , :JO.tf ... 9 WIN AT BRIDGE 8:30 a .m. to 12:00 Noon · c VACUUM Oeener brand new stove. Jetta Arlx, SEWING MACHINES. Rtoolr Saturday. HarriiGI'Ivllte. 1970modef. Complete with ell IONice, ell mekoo. 992-:m.. t0.1 .. 31p 2 BEOROOM lraller,~. c"""trY cleonlnt tool&. Small palnl The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. Notice location near ,...omeroy. damage In shipping. Will take Aulhorlztd Slngo< Slli!J and Available very soon. PhCWIO $27 cash or hlllns 11 desired. I NICE CIWOI. 20 fat lombo. Service. Wt Shorpan Sdssoto. PIANO luning. Karl Kabler, 992·7~. 992·7133 or 1192·2318. Phone 992·5641. ; Phone 992·26311. l-29·1fc Meson. Phone 773-$535 after s tO.tt.31c 10-9-'lc 10·1Uic p.m. I• Oswald & Jomtl Jacoby CONDITIONING, , , .1 " ___ _ _ __ __ _,FIELD grown chrysan· AIR 10·13·301< Refrlgerallon Mrvlce. Jack's · HARRISON S TV ·AnD ' :AN· ' -. .. Retrlgerotlon, New Haven. TENNA SERVICE. Phone themums and mums In full 992·2522. NORm 14 GUN SHOOT lor turkey> . bloom. Reynolds Flower " Phone 182·2079. Roclne Gun Club, Sunday, ' oH-Hc _ __ _ _ _ _ _ '-_IO.Ifc Shop, Mason. 6KQ October IS, 1 p.OYo. IO.I:t.21c 'JBU 10-IJ.Stc C. BRADFORD, Aucllonotr IIISIIai1Ce .KQI063 1956 I!OYCRAFT houMtroller, Complete Sarvlce AUTOMOBILE lns..-once been .QT HAYMAN 'S AUCTION tiouso; :iOJciO, 2 bedroom, $2,0011. Call Phllll J<f9.:J821 cenc1lled? Lost your WEST E.\liT Laurel Cliff, now open each 992·W7 or 992·34M>, Racine, Ohio ;::,•lor's llcen10? C.ll J\'2· Friday to receive con . • 10865 .lt,J97 2 t0.13.31c CriH Bradford >lgnment• at 10 a.m. Auction 5-1·11< 'A82 'Q •15-lfc starti ng at 1 p.m . Let us sell We llave' five left All sizes and most .95 .JBU yotJr merchandise . · 6Jl083 .942 equipment. Write for literature •nd prices. Auto Sales DOZER Work. " ' - 949·21?1. LIIGAL NOTICE :t.22·11c 9· 13·tfc Staled bids will be rtcalved sovm <D> . ~ - - - - - -- by the Vllllet or Middleport, SWAP SHOP, new and used .... IMI;JUallll SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED. Ohio, Mt1g1 County, II the furniture. Phone 992-7261, 305 'KI0653 ~..a. Reesoneb. l e retet. Phone Vllleart Hall In Middleport, OhiO N. 2nd. Ave., Middleport, •Az 0 Dear. ~ ··· . · •. ,,,. ,... Qhlo." . ~c-. R !!W! ... . J:w~~IP"'!' -.~,J:. . ~'I~t-:;~r~~~';; - · •• • AK65 • rl ~·. • ·01 ~a.!-~~ i...Jli. ''~ .<' :· , . ,._ . . ·114-U-JOtc I 2·- ·~~..,. ,' ' '""'.~'fCK '· · ' ,._ ··~•; .. ..,~,t('!!lr. '' ' ' "' oli'! · .••• , · · 'r"''·';' rl;ll ~ -ve •""!· .,. . · · • , ·: · ·J • 1 ' ~~ . ·~~ . mi;.:J~dlvii)V. : IV~ • y .: ' ,. -. .t-7-tfc '1'971 'M(ldeJ.! II qoot' j tcllft ·"fi -'t ' · For Rent • H- But !lollth small c)jJdren and am engagell -, Electri" ' dr. hardtop, fie· VI Enllni, minimUm Enilne ' to a wonderful man. He and I 3 ROOM lurnl&hld apartmenl ro.4-mc tory atr pwodlllonl!l. t.woy Real Estate For Sale ~~!:~ sf:.,l~i Pus zt . p.,. z• both want a blg wedding in with nice yard In Middloporl. --~----pOWit" .ut. vinyl top, never Power Brakes PNo 4 ' Pus Pus cburch, but we can't afford a Phone 1192·2180 or 992·2432. CRAFTSMAN rfdfng llwn been fltlect Executive wlft'l Heeter end Defroster PNo D&..~- "~cw. Back up LIDhtl 11J.7·11c mower. rfNfl'lr ........ ..... ,. . All sttnderd safety, Items (Sut recepUoo. What's proper when Opening lead_. J t0-11·31< '70 PONTIAC SAVE and shoulder boll, Vorlablo the woman bas been married BLISiness Opportunities IRISH cobblers and Kennebec Bonneville 2 dr. hardtop, :.':ar~~~~~-~ wlptn and w-•· before1 W .M. What do you do when you ~olaloo&, Charles Hlllon, foctaryalrcondltlontd, vinyl Minimum whMI but 111" EXTRA ·rNCOME . Homo are playing JACOBY MOD- Dear W. : Porlland, Ohio. Phone J.t3. lo~, oxtro sharp, low GEO. HOISTEnEI, Black llro• lllbtrglell boiled I, operated, own bolt and hours. Second marrtagea (for the ERN and want to force to 1 AN.FM ·•io BROKER softlY rim WhHII Earlv retlremen1 po11lble. 2268. m eege, r-.. · NEW LISTING - Nice 3 Autometlc trensmlaslon . game in partner's major-suit woman) ....Uy doo't include HHttc Phone 949--482!5. Dl AETniAR$ bedrooms, beth, carpeting, Vcln10YI lntert11or 1- full .teats opening l WfJ. have an elQlOI'I bl&, formal weddings. But a to- t2·51c ~II n Birch kitchen. Ported air o r: op on« E LE CTR IC rt·uptcolalerlng bid to cover these hands. It church ceremony, to which furnace. 2 car Nice Ont Spot Light mounted on lett machine, good running lldt of door frame. .,.. -11 called the Jacoby Two Nolot. Help Wanted condition, sews leather and lUlCK PONTIAC trump. We will get around to good frleods and dille relaUvea Bid to be with and without GMC TRUCKS HOUSEKEEPER needed. Live vinyl. Phone Chester 985-,.132 · teiiing you about this bld are Invited, ill in order. AfNEW LISTING- 4 bedrooms, trade-In" ' :. or 992·6780. POMEROY In If dlllred, Good working .some day so that you can terwards, you could serve control heal and olr ton · Otllvt.ry within __30 ~ays or tll-11-31p condlll0111. Phone 1192·5251. dlllonlng. - n kllchon, 2 sooner place it in your bidding kit If punch and cake in one of the lids open only to NllddltpOrt tO.I·Ifc ·you wish. In the meanwhile, smaller cburch rooms at small car J.•roae. Mlddloporl. Automobile Dealera COAL FURNACE, blower tnd tf62 RAMBLER classic slllllon 14• .00 The right 11 reterved to reltct we will tell you about the COli. - H. l!xctltonl cCWidltlon. SEMI DRIVERS needed. Ex· stolcer, some pipe and coel. wagon. P!Mine 1192·2450. · NEW LISTING - 50 ocrto - any and •n bids Ph1111 New Haven 182·2111. metbocl recommended by the perlence helpful but not 10.11·31p -----~_:t0.___:14-3tp Nice 6 room home, one floor , Dalla• Aces, who have just neceuary. tor local and over VIllage Qf Mlddl•port bath, full basement. 011 won the world's cham)llonthe road hauling. You c:en Gene Grete, forced air furnace. OouDie earn $10,01111 to $15,1100 par · Clerk-Treasurer sblp. glr09f. Mlnerols. $25,1100.00 ear If you are willing 1o PARKVIEW Kennels, Poodlu, Real Estate For Sale (10) 1... 21, 2tc In this metbocl, lf you have F 11 11 11 and bird dogs. AKC. Pel end earn. or app ca lqn, Cl ' » how pupr,:~• · Grooming .. a balanced haad wlth four 2 BEDROOM houa.. nice GOOD IUY - 3 -oom 513-n..-3071 or write Advance locanon. See at $25 8r01d· paneled home. Nice kitchen, trumps for your partner, you Sunday School atleodance on D. T. Dept., 1100 Enoch Drive, Phone 992· · 3-tl-lfc Oct II WIB 50. The offering waa way, Middleport Phone 1192· tltclrlc rontt. Living room 14 rupond four dillmonds with Middletown, Ohio 451142. • 22. LDI&o of cloom. Goo 5814. $211.74. Warablp services were 10.1:t.21c 13-14 points In support or !creed air furnace. $12,01111.00 IO.IU!c Jt• Pettit Sttya: held at II p.m. with Charles D. four clubs with 15-16. MAN OR woman lo supply LIT Ul IIIITALL Woode, lay-leader. Leonard ROOM BRICK VENEER-7 consumera with Rawlelgh YDUa FL!U OIL TUPPERS PLAINS, 2 now 15 room · North baa 14 points In rttldences ~, 8 oftl.c . Noel, a gueat, spoke on "What Products. Can ••rn 140 port of hearts and be ml threo·bedroon'l hom11 Olus rooms dOwn. Cfntrll heal. 5 - l y fllrl·llme, $150 and up carportand ullllly room. Clly aoragn.• Exlra .lol100 • 1110. · well have used that four a- Ia required of Man?" full ·llmo. Wrltt Charlie Penn, woiOf', Ioiii electric. Lol slzo Only $.12,5110.00 . mond call but be prefers to Warablp services were held W. T. Rawlelgh CD., P. 0. Box 100x200. J . W. Arbaugh , respond with two dillmonds Sunday evening at 7:45with the 1 204, Chllllcolht, Ohio 45601, Phone Coolville 667-3211, WANTACREAGI AND lo show bla diamond suit. glvlnt neme, tddrns and Rev. Lavender spealr!ng oo NICE HOMES phone number. South rebids two hearts. "Paul, his C<>nvenion and his All sizes In stock. 2·STORY llulltftnt with paved CALL tft.ms 10.13-31c: His band ill just a trlfle bet- Ufe for Christ as an aample to 149.95 up. We Install, ~Ina lot. AJ&o, 3 loll In HELEN AND' VIRGIL ter than minimum and, as Racine, Phone 992·2131 or 992· TEAFORD we service. we fln•nce. ouch, does not warrant a Ill." Rev' La•ender furnished ASSOCIATES SYRACUSE 2A29. · Wanted To Buy two opeclai1111111hero ''Only One 10.J-61c 10.11·31c .three-club bid. OLD UPRIGHT .pjon01, any God," and "UnUI Tben." Till& leaves North wlth no condlllon, 11 long os haw not 7 ROOM modtrn houao with problem at all. He wanll to Charles D. Woode ted the been . wet. P•yl(lll $10 - "· extro lof In Pomllf'OY. N<isl Flrol floor only. Mondays will ....;..J be In game ilut bas no inter- audience in lltvel'al numbora ssll, will loki best ofltr. b1 plck.up dsy. Wrlll, glvlllf BEAUTIFUL E I •- I est In a slam, so he i'!lt blda from the hymnal. Rev. " ' 9<19-2165 or l-6t4-22f. Jor•l.-rotlitl · good dlrocllon&, Willen p or Y ~ .. or can four hearts: . luUt te yeur aptelflcatloll. ~.~!vender announced the Com~Mnr. Box 118, SercUs, . style, sterao·radlo com· Ohio 43946 blnellon, AM & FM radio, 4 f·29-121c lltOI 1¥111111., IIW. ·i' The artificial four..Ua- revival at S)'l'IICUM Metbedlat • · S.20-Hc tpeaker aound system, .f mOikl response lo 'lhow 13-14 Church and the meeting on speed oulomollc changer. HOME building loll within balanced points In support of pastor's salary and conference o P•yment OLD -fumTiiiif. .. dilllaa, troll Balance S7f.25. Uso our Tuppers Pfalna Woter hearts woulcl also have led 1o aJIIMII'UOIIIIII!IIts to be held Ocl . ·F3-· ok. Write M. 0. Miller, budge! lerms. call 992 Ol&trld. Cl-Io high 1c1too1 Mtfttltly fliiYftltltJ . a four-heart eon t.r a c t. So 1 Lowor fllaw RNt Rt tl, Pomeroy, Ohio, Colt ' --------~ '" and lalrgrOlOids. Thl&lu new would the atandard Ameri- IS at the Heath United 992-6271 dtvolopmenl, all loll Iorge can forcing three-heart bid. Methodilll Cillrcb at Mlddiepcltt ' · J.J.Ifc WALNUT, Modtrn olyle, and have~qod drolnogo, coottct' Mr.MOOIY• '~- tnstereo-rlldlo, am, fm r~lo, •' - - - ...., •"·· 1114 at nr .......... In f~ thfs is a case where at 7:30p.m. m · ,..,. 5 p.m. ,...., tfflce 1t tptl ker soun d srs I•m, 10.1.tfc P.arll 6 lyca•or• •P M.._ all roads lead to Rome. Thls The Women'• Society of Wanted band would be bid to four Chrllllan Servke will hold Ill =~a:ut:::~i ·~~~ '~r:rcj &IIOCtUidNc. hearts bY anyone, playing regular meeting on 'I'Uelday ' - -- - - - - - - ' HOUSEWORK on TUIIdsy and Thundsy. C.ll 1~·4541. any tystem. evening, Oct. 20, all p.m. at the Mr. and Mrs. WIIIIatb cur, 10.13-31c · It ill also a very easy con- heme of Almo Swartz with VIcki and Penni, went Iii traet lo play. South wins the Thelma Henderson •-••- the Clrc1evllleSalurdaytovlaltMr. DAY work. Phone 992·7159. TIMBER. 65 IC!'H .., gOod . ARE YOU LOoKING FOR 2 LOTS WIT~~~ , ~IJIIIItl. club lead 1ft dummy and -• IO.I:t.31c rotd. O..llllrd Wlllft ook.IS" ACRISt 7 rOcim · frlmt, 3 Ru~c;.• •~till~. ~· .,. playa a trump. East baa to ~ . Everyone ill weleome. and Mrs. Clair Woode and and up. Phone Rotdlvlllo 37a. l!ldrooma, ~th,' .., fiW ~c330· JW · · pllly hla queen and all prob- lilt. and Mrs. Leonard Noel Connl. Not I ~. 10.13-70 ll'Q.r;:s:~lar, g~raiiCI. ALL . t, n , . . l..CIIc Clara Follrod, Nina ~. Ct lema are solved. South loses and _. and a friend, of '' two aces and makea the Loulavllle, Ky. apent the and Mr. and Mra. Charles D. WILL glvo plano l"son&ln my LITTLE •ut NICI - 2 ,Other 11. AWNINGS, storm ,doors lll1d weekend with her parenlo, Mr. Woode called on Mra. Clnie homt. Ph1111 992·3U6. ~·· btth, uflllly rooin, "'1 r.~~ 1, c • r . p .o~, t s, . -'1 are Hie~ ond nice on tilt (H..,,.,.. ,.,.,,.;,. A..../ and Mrs. McKinney and her Swartz at l'oolerol' recentlY. . f.1 ..1fc mar . , blown and MH ;' . ~; .22 ..... 15;300, Among the calien at the WILL plclriip IIIOI'Cbendl,. anci lnsu atlon. Elmer Wloltt, ,_, -.. . ' 14 brother.U..Iaw and alster, Mr. ...,.-latlve: For and Mrs. Robert Bernard, and ~ ~ iiDme liP (IIIII lo aucllon .., a · ""''. "IIDUOMI RII'AIR 11'1 attendedehurchhtreonSnnday w6ek were Mr. and Mri. conlqo hall. , C.ll Jim llllntalu, · phone Cheri" ,•torY rr~m~, 5 rooma, beth, 2 Ll&lit, Syrocu10. V. 'V. morning. Cherie& D. WoOd,. Tho!{ =:."!'i~~'f.'"'• RullaiiCI. J~ aft4 Son, InC; poratn. lol. S3••. . fllct~TA~ fALL The bldclinf ha been, Rev. and Mrs. Randy , dauchler, Linda Wllllaml and HIN.RY · CLIIAND 11'111 ~ r.oot South La•ender lciGii Sunday ciiMer· ·Infant ...,, Aaron Dnld, were IIALTOR. , ·1'6 """' 3 6 with ~ ErDe.t Taylor flmlly able to be out to church Sunday r.. 4 • Puo 4 'I and epent the aflernoon. IIIOI'Illng. ~ ; ~ ft2•2NI . . 7 s!~ holdi'No Mr. lll\d Mnl. Clair Follrod, Mrt. Ada Evans of MI. Blane, .. •• ,., •Au tQJT .,qu StevleandKathy,CW'aFollnld Mich., Ia villlting her brothel', · Wbat lftl ~ do now? 'and Nina Robinson Wllltt tel MI.' Dlnlmore B<lylea and fam117. . A l'loo. 'felon' ~ hlolt Stertlng,Obi~.IIIISundaYtovi.llt Mr. and Mrs. Charles D. . . . . . . . I dlcop- fot ·'~Jndo , ..... ~. n-le J"'- , ...... They Woode •lalted her uncle, ..... 'lloo ndier ...... .... •• .... • .... _A, ' .... """"'' II ' f1 oi..W or t"'' qui•• dlt- also called on Mrs. Gecrp f!menon Hayes, and oevar tliiiioll -... and yfl& ton't c1n FoJlrod, who just relw'ned from other pallelllll, at the Veterans " , , _,..toe •...,tlloem. the hoepll!ll and is qulle poorly. Memorial Hospital racendy. Potneroy Motor Co. HI!R. WHEN WE WUliSOlN' TO REC l&B,AN' FWNI!I rC.::J PINE BURRS Kr HI!R ALL 'l'H' WAV HOME ~=~;- \~--=B=·u=sm~·· ~e~ss::::Se=::::·~::::;:~ ~·~==ce===s==·~~\· 3 ROOM urifur•!•hod · 1 ment Phone ~,:ma. l·t . .FURNISHED end unturnl •,--~hOllis. Cl- to K . ' 992·5434 ' lo-1f.lfc 1967DODGE $1~95 ' Coronet Deluxe 4 Dr. Sed.an, 6 cyl., radio, standard shift. Was $1695. HE OIPPEO HER PIGTAILS IN TH' INI<WELL, TRIPPED DAILY CROSSWORD •CJROM - I. Yield 3. Bllutot .... 10.lnlbUledm&l bit II. Bp,.,.bUy 12. What. they lOY alloolt curreii<Y IJwcl&l t4.Dbuler ....... II.Bptolt 1~. s. wo"'or eaullon 4. Came blto view 5. Provtde toods ~~~~l~:··~aJ~::::;;~ 21. Zolt. novel Ill. Amolll :N..AIIpr 1&. Thrice Milu.lo--lo ONlft&I'J' WONI. Onll ' " • -...... {Mill.) 6. 11mlem lt'f, Thnat- 1 SEWU ruler 1. Temperate 29. Brttlah 8. Nevada ctty Conoorftlt.. l . l'ol'lear II. Solto tltat 18. Tlme perlOd 17. l&lrry ntallt 18, ll'ullU . Notbl . , .....,......... -·-' AlliN I& lhldtr- 11. OUDUtllr'l banaoaty aa. .,..,.,...,.,. li.!WiavlOr D._,udo II.Oclw..,. M , _,_ rr.w- ..,_ ·fabrtc .II. .Aurora'• , :ro.PIONDU7 - --" () r x] () I0 38, .u lllat ttm 40. COmp- rl--i-+-H W+-+-llIT1I I I - -.--- Newaa ., . . . .. _ .. ..... tllla;a;alw a,al 32. AardVark'• \ II.BINtMI (!IIJTHI [ I I I T"tP'telg lf,Poomllf (lwei&) A Of a.Lalr* .a. '1'111 1111\ -H.Qt ... 1101111 l..Anlftll ' 1., JMMt IWI.cY can.•rr-roq ...••,w""'...& -s ·n ... ta _ . ,AXlr81.1lAAXa ,II L O.B it I' Jl L i. 0 W •= • =L•:-rrwr.IM .. :z-O'o,Jia~~ !~:.r• .:.:..!:.:C...."'::':.r.r·-- • .. 1"----'-.... lor~ .: ~ 111¥1', p . • I !? • ·~, tOM~· ~O~IL Bl~ .~,~ •11'1\o·Jii ' Q,B·.'ioJtoa, q ' &WWV ' at, ·k&· •' r n.. IM ..... w' ] IN .... [I I I I I l ���GENERAL ELECTRIC CASSETTE RECORDER GE PORTABLE VAC • Coni_, like o com.,o (only 4 lbs.)- 1111 it where you con't ~~ othln • 22 loot cord !.h )'011 use It In lhe~~JC~ragt wr- ...,.n _work' oa • It' I Jmull, 0111 powerf.,I- !IUdr.l in oottr .4 ~olton~. of o1r eoch 1tcond 14 SPEED BLENDER . How'• thi• for conwnilnc.? 5tiOp In tt pN-wound tope cartridge and I tort taping what.vtr you wont, w,.,..wr yo1.1 o,.. Corlridii tape rec:ordinQ is 01 eo1y at1hat with this recorder. . e Simple T-bor function 1witth • AtlrodiW ....-fl . • ON.oFF twitch ot your fi1191r tip-j!ltl like o mru:tr • (OIIMI wltft,; ottochmenU- jiiSI likt C1 1k1ndord model -~ .............................. JIWIUY/1111. O•dl~o,, AC I AI SoU ..... Cmok~Jo • ~ ~ .,_..,..,. Wldf-•oo~t &ltr- -,.-6418 RnAIL VALUI $39.95 I!TAIL VALUE $44.91 PINT WIDE MOUTH $155 SCHICK PRO-STYLE HAIR DRYER PUO 69C $1777 GENERAL ELECTRIC IIOIISIWAII FRY PAN HAIRSEnER· 5 77 17 JEWElRY DEPT. 307 • lightweight •trength • Curved steel top braces with lUre lac• catch • Corrugated dowels, clofh.1 cqn't 1lip oH • Fold• flat fo, age. 6LI. High dome vented , cover. Removable heal control for im· menible cleaning. Pedestal ltgs prote'd table . Double han ~ die. MIST IUAIL VALUE S29.95 ' 191. -FP622 SUNBEAM CLOCK RADIO Style and performance leader . . . automatic ~olu_me control minimizes variation 1n volume when c_ho_ngmg station~, tuning range 540 to 160 Kilocyles, burtt rn fer· rite rod antenna. BEVERAGE SET BOLD IIWIUY IIPT. $1577, - 10 PIECE 7c •to•· SPIC&SPAN QUART SIZE JANITOR INA DRUM e JANITOR INA DRUM 66( IWNER IIHSIWAII -·- •r. 10 oz. OORNET TUBULAR STEEL GIANT SIZE IV-1 IIOIISIWA/11 IIEPT. .-,AIII-1. 3LI.IOZ. hatures powered brush and vacuum, which does the work of a carpet sweeper, broom , dust mop , and light duty vacuum cleaner. Sits on a table .. . pocks up and goes .. . filtered. conditioned air drie~ hair evenly with r~o hot spots, n~d no ear pods ... 4 speeds. SJ oa::~:. lltJIISIWAII SWEEPER IUAIL • VALUE $29.95 snoFc 99( G. E. VACUUM G. E. CANISTER VAC 71h OZ. STACKING SHERBETS THERMOS BOnLE THERMOS BOnLE ,, RUAIL VALUI $19.95 FEDEIAL PINT • .._... j"'-'-'"-1-- o.. ... $2488 $2377 1400 lllrtll;t,........ ......., . I "•~··~ flothtle••toiHrltl o• ltl ipHd pusllbultont ... a~ fo r ,..,. bltndet- .,atlon and IOiid tlotll Ntw "Fio.tl &tnd" button for JPhl tteOIId blinding . .l!utomolic timer 1h11t1 off blinding wi1h prtcition.l 'cup Mot,.._ Wltant clowrltaf gloM jar. 2 pile• lid, b11itl·ln cord storage . cal ttyling e 8ig ffont-firing 1peoler • Dynamic l'tlrnole control microphone • frolt;on Ught re.cord l.-,el indicator e Up to 1-llour'l ploy from a IIR'iJII tope cartridge e llu9Qed tobiMt, $lurdy CO")' handle JIWEliY DEPT. ' PORTABLE TAPE PLAYER .$ 59 PT. PlEASANT SIORE ONLY .,_ THERMOS BLACK METAL WORKMAN KIT COITIIEITAL STEMWARE IYfEDfiUU Choice of the following: WITH PINT BOTTLE •8 Ounce wine glau •4l2 Ounce Cocktail glass • 11 Ounce goblet •S ~Ounce champagne PACKED 3 IN PACKAGE CHOICE 08 $ IIOIUWAII •r. EACH PKG. of3 IIJIRRYi· G. E. ELECTRIC TOOTHBRUSH l~o Ki~d ... noho" "' io " ;.,1-oho~•d " Cordlen, rechor;eoble po~er handle • lrocket included lor wall mounllf\9. 1 ,.H.,,,,I*""Q blodo. ~~'"'lr '~'"' """1 •~ · ...,,.,,,., hew ..ilhoul nl<l1 "' ;, ,,~lion $1288 $888 Gives more steam cover~ age-Better Ironing ro· suits. · ~. RnAILVALUI $17.91 IIWilRY DEPT. SK-1 Beautifully grained leather billfold s large, roomy ELECTRIC ALARM CLOCK 3%" REEL RECORDING TAPE currency Eltctric alarm in sleek· looking off-white cas~ molded in styrene. Leg• · ble numerals and hands. Continuous alarm signal. compartment , so ft otcordu cord holder for credit card~, picture s, 4 notes, etc . $399 FOR $100 IUAIL VALUE $8.00 $244 JEWilRY DEPT. . DYMO . SUNSET CASSETTE RECORDING TAPE • Modt by !.oding tope manulodurer • flowltH wund r~prodiiCiio~ . • hcommen~· liar g~neral recordmg KAKO LABEL MAKER 60MINUTE ELEmOIIC FLASH FOR $200 IUAIL VALUE$1.95 EACH JIWillr DEPT. Sets include tho following: • Trump ash tray tell • Color King ash tray set • 2·piece Umelight Doric ash lraysel • Road Sign ash tray set e GIFT-BOXED. SICOUIT 7 OUICIIUILLS SUNBEAM CHOICE PER SET •· $1177' PORTABLE ffDfiAL GLASS MIXER lfDfiAL MIX & ·iME BbWL $799 91/J. OZ. STACKING ASSORT~D COLORS MU GS •e PVEN·PROOF sn llkLUDES: '! , 7, 9 INCH BOWLS JIWIUY "''· snoFc ·. sac ..., • .•,· RETAIL VALUE $5.95 JIWiliY IIPT. liTAIL \IAi.UJ $21.91 . , , , . , 1 ..' ". ' BIB BATHROOM DISPENSER rc:::s~ 'r 49( ' RIVAL ICE IIIWSIWA/111191. f 22 .•,. SCRUB BRUSH I I _,' 240Z. GLORY ,,. RETAIL YAWl FOAM RUGUEOER ' · Rst~LVAlui ; · . '.i •lllilra .1111' .. 1. •'. r . 2 FOR 25( DECORATED WITH 22 KT. GOLD BANDS BLACK PLASTIC STOPPERS ARE FRICTION GRIP. BATHROOM DISPENSER REFILLS 'BROOM . 11:4110 " I/OfiSIWA/111111T. elt...cydint in 7-lOMCOnd', e~Jgbtwtlght- 6 ouf'C'•· e Pla.tl dlllptiOn 1/3001) MCDnd, $1'' 99· RETAIL VALUE 2.19 bo;t.ry DIMfOtion.• Clip-on that. bois. SLEEVE BOARD 31PUD UNIT Personalizes . . . ldentifi85 . Dial let· ten, numerals, 1ym· ASHTRAY SET FOR • bpotuft mllf!U.Wdlol. e F.olum both AC and Penlight n11d1 . 3 ., ... .,.,"''· lnAIL VALUI lf:rAIL VALUE 49'1ACH FEDERAL GLASS 15c 43c 6WIUY IIEPT. LUX non. TRIFOLD WALLETS 2 JIWIUY 1191. SUNSET MEN'S con CUPS HOLDER WITH FIVE 7 OI.IIFILLS $1177 RETAIL VALUE $15.98 IIWillr 1191. STEAM-SPRAY IRON ""~ c""' . 1;!0 l~ o oh apo ol ho• •ndoo ~ ''" and Olill< cu••o pa<!t o f ho< bodr H IA~ f! ~.Uouo ''"'"~" ,,.1 llt<1d and •-pan.., bnishir19 e Efle&... up and doWl'l motion • GINIRAL ELECTRIC HAIR LADIES' SHAVER • Providft doeom~r tMth than ordinory _hond with SCHICK CLAIROL .. $ 44 �GENERAL ELECTRIC CASSETTE RECORDER GE PORTABLE VAC • Coni_, like o com.,o (only 4 lbs.)- 1111 it where you con't ~~ othln • 22 loot cord !.h )'011 use It In lhe~~JC~ragt wr- ...,.n _work' oa • It' I Jmull, 0111 powerf.,I- !IUdr.l in oottr .4 ~olton~. of o1r eoch 1tcond 14 SPEED BLENDER . How'• thi• for conwnilnc.? 5tiOp In tt pN-wound tope cartridge and I tort taping what.vtr you wont, w,.,..wr yo1.1 o,.. Corlridii tape rec:ordinQ is 01 eo1y at1hat with this recorder. . e Simple T-bor function 1witth • AtlrodiW ....-fl . • ON.oFF twitch ot your fi1191r tip-j!ltl like o mru:tr • (OIIMI wltft,; ottochmenU- jiiSI likt C1 1k1ndord model -~ .............................. JIWIUY/1111. O•dl~o,, AC I AI SoU ..... Cmok~Jo • ~ ~ .,_..,..,. Wldf-•oo~t &ltr- -,.-6418 RnAIL VALUI $39.95 I!TAIL VALUE $44.91 PINT WIDE MOUTH $155 SCHICK PRO-STYLE HAIR DRYER PUO 69C $1777 GENERAL ELECTRIC IIOIISIWAII FRY PAN HAIRSEnER· 5 77 17 JEWElRY DEPT. 307 • lightweight •trength • Curved steel top braces with lUre lac• catch • Corrugated dowels, clofh.1 cqn't 1lip oH • Fold• flat fo, age. 6LI. High dome vented , cover. Removable heal control for im· menible cleaning. Pedestal ltgs prote'd table . Double han ~ die. MIST IUAIL VALUE S29.95 ' 191. -FP622 SUNBEAM CLOCK RADIO Style and performance leader . . . automatic ~olu_me control minimizes variation 1n volume when c_ho_ngmg station~, tuning range 540 to 160 Kilocyles, burtt rn fer· rite rod antenna. BEVERAGE SET BOLD IIWIUY IIPT. $1577, - 10 PIECE 7c •to•· SPIC&SPAN QUART SIZE JANITOR INA DRUM e JANITOR INA DRUM 66( IWNER IIHSIWAII -·- •r. 10 oz. OORNET TUBULAR STEEL GIANT SIZE IV-1 IIOIISIWA/11 IIEPT. .-,AIII-1. 3LI.IOZ. hatures powered brush and vacuum, which does the work of a carpet sweeper, broom , dust mop , and light duty vacuum cleaner. Sits on a table .. . pocks up and goes .. . filtered. conditioned air drie~ hair evenly with r~o hot spots, n~d no ear pods ... 4 speeds. SJ oa::~:. lltJIISIWAII SWEEPER IUAIL • VALUE $29.95 snoFc 99( G. E. VACUUM G. E. CANISTER VAC 71h OZ. STACKING SHERBETS THERMOS BOnLE THERMOS BOnLE ,, RUAIL VALUI $19.95 FEDEIAL PINT • .._... j"'-'-'"-1-- o.. ... $2488 $2377 1400 lllrtll;t,........ ......., . I "•~··~ flothtle••toiHrltl o• ltl ipHd pusllbultont ... a~ fo r ,..,. bltndet- .,atlon and IOiid tlotll Ntw "Fio.tl &tnd" button for JPhl tteOIId blinding . .l!utomolic timer 1h11t1 off blinding wi1h prtcition.l 'cup Mot,.._ Wltant clowrltaf gloM jar. 2 pile• lid, b11itl·ln cord storage . cal ttyling e 8ig ffont-firing 1peoler • Dynamic l'tlrnole control microphone • frolt;on Ught re.cord l.-,el indicator e Up to 1-llour'l ploy from a IIR'iJII tope cartridge e llu9Qed tobiMt, $lurdy CO")' handle JIWEliY DEPT. ' PORTABLE TAPE PLAYER .$ 59 PT. PlEASANT SIORE ONLY .,_ THERMOS BLACK METAL WORKMAN KIT COITIIEITAL STEMWARE IYfEDfiUU Choice of the following: WITH PINT BOTTLE •8 Ounce wine glau •4l2 Ounce Cocktail glass • 11 Ounce goblet •S ~Ounce champagne PACKED 3 IN PACKAGE CHOICE 08 $ IIOIUWAII •r. EACH PKG. of3 IIJIRRYi· G. E. ELECTRIC TOOTHBRUSH l~o Ki~d ... noho" "' io " ;.,1-oho~•d " Cordlen, rechor;eoble po~er handle • lrocket included lor wall mounllf\9. 1 ,.H.,,,,I*""Q blodo. ~~'"'lr '~'"' """1 •~ · ...,,.,,,., hew ..ilhoul nl<l1 "' ;, ,,~lion $1288 $888 Gives more steam cover~ age-Better Ironing ro· suits. · ~. RnAILVALUI $17.91 IIWilRY DEPT. SK-1 Beautifully grained leather billfold s large, roomy ELECTRIC ALARM CLOCK 3%" REEL RECORDING TAPE currency Eltctric alarm in sleek· looking off-white cas~ molded in styrene. Leg• · ble numerals and hands. Continuous alarm signal. compartment , so ft otcordu cord holder for credit card~, picture s, 4 notes, etc . $399 FOR $100 IUAIL VALUE $8.00 $244 JEWilRY DEPT. . DYMO . SUNSET CASSETTE RECORDING TAPE • Modt by !.oding tope manulodurer • flowltH wund r~prodiiCiio~ . • hcommen~· liar g~neral recordmg KAKO LABEL MAKER 60MINUTE ELEmOIIC FLASH FOR $200 IUAIL VALUE$1.95 EACH JIWillr DEPT. Sets include tho following: • Trump ash tray tell • Color King ash tray set • 2·piece Umelight Doric ash lraysel • Road Sign ash tray set e GIFT-BOXED. SICOUIT 7 OUICIIUILLS SUNBEAM CHOICE PER SET •· $1177' PORTABLE ffDfiAL GLASS MIXER lfDfiAL MIX & ·iME BbWL $799 91/J. OZ. STACKING ASSORT~D COLORS MU GS •e PVEN·PROOF sn llkLUDES: '! , 7, 9 INCH BOWLS JIWIUY "''· snoFc ·. sac ..., • .•,· RETAIL VALUE $5.95 JIWiliY IIPT. liTAIL \IAi.UJ $21.91 . , , , . , 1 ..' ". ' BIB BATHROOM DISPENSER rc:::s~ 'r 49( ' RIVAL ICE IIIWSIWA/111191. f 22 .•,. SCRUB BRUSH I I _,' 240Z. GLORY ,,. RETAIL YAWl FOAM RUGUEOER ' · Rst~LVAlui ; · . '.i •lllilra .1111' .. 1. •'. r . 2 FOR 25( DECORATED WITH 22 KT. GOLD BANDS BLACK PLASTIC STOPPERS ARE FRICTION GRIP. BATHROOM DISPENSER REFILLS 'BROOM . 11:4110 " I/OfiSIWA/111111T. elt...cydint in 7-lOMCOnd', e~Jgbtwtlght- 6 ouf'C'•· e Pla.tl dlllptiOn 1/3001) MCDnd, $1'' 99· RETAIL VALUE 2.19 bo;t.ry DIMfOtion.• Clip-on that. bois. SLEEVE BOARD 31PUD UNIT Personalizes . . . ldentifi85 . Dial let· ten, numerals, 1ym· ASHTRAY SET FOR • bpotuft mllf!U.Wdlol. e F.olum both AC and Penlight n11d1 . 3 ., ... .,.,"''· lnAIL VALUI lf:rAIL VALUE 49'1ACH FEDERAL GLASS 15c 43c 6WIUY IIEPT. LUX non. TRIFOLD WALLETS 2 JIWIUY 1191. SUNSET MEN'S con CUPS HOLDER WITH FIVE 7 OI.IIFILLS $1177 RETAIL VALUE $15.98 IIWillr 1191. STEAM-SPRAY IRON ""~ c""' . 1;!0 l~ o oh apo ol ho• •ndoo ~ ''" and Olill< cu••o pa<!t o f ho< bodr H IA~ f! ~.Uouo ''"'"~" ,,.1 llt<1d and •-pan.., bnishir19 e Efle&... up and doWl'l motion • GINIRAL ELECTRIC HAIR LADIES' SHAVER • Providft doeom~r tMth than ordinory _hond with SCHICK CLAIROL .. $ 44 �IISULARD BOOTS GINGER DOLL &CARRIAGE OR TRUDY AND HER CHARM SCHOOL CHOICE 258 Bothdoll< 13 loohes toll Quality lining for warmth and. comfort. Cleated sole and heel with 1teel inner support shank. Sizes 6 to 12. $ and have rooted hair SLEEPING BAG Sin 82"l36". ol lb. Polycron Po!twfer (vi RetAIL VALUE $5.00 GUM " "'"' IQbio piny "'"'••ial. Tlw c~Hd nol cnly '"'' ;.l" lil o '"" ol m.. ll•; lho. pu>lil <hdon;o <mel ool.ing il w<o.uMI; bul ltl•• to Npoqi "'" '' .,.,,din; • ..,..ri•n<t o••• ond • - again $144 RETAIL VALUE $2.50 ror,r. Rugged, olwav1. reodt for ,...pon&iw. any court, cowr ony w.ather Conform& rigidly to oHick:ll 1i11 and wtlght ttondords. Oyro-wou~d wilh lt)'lon fibnent for eJUKI rotmdntll and' 1kape raten!lol'l. Full molded, butyl rubber blodc!.r. Pebble-grain •. finish. Orange calor. BANK 6 STYLII $ 99 $ 00 IAIIJWAM •r. 4'' RETAIL VALUE $4.95 RUAILVALUE $3.95 RnAilVALUI $14.9$ WILSON BASKETBALL f$ BUBBLE n.... ,.l~ld woe>dM"'d .,.ut. pia~•• ..,. a !rut, SGALCAN SHITSII,r. al. Stenit Flonnel Lining, Detachobl1 Canopy. Full Zipper, Double A.ir Motlr·en Pocket allows Two Sags to be Zipped Together. puznEs ROOF~~OATING $ fiberfill, Heavy Duty Top and Bottom MoNrl· rorDEPr. PLAY SCHOOL INLAID WOODBOARD $ ELECTRIC •13·20WATTS • SAFETY TlP·OV!R SW1TCH • STURDY STRUCTURE • CONVENI~NT CARRYl~IG IIAIIWAII "''· 'I liARDWAll /JPT. PAT TOILOSEATS TRAIL VIEW MIRROR RETAIL VALUI $f .JO Full Fashion Co~<er . .. Modern HiiiQII . . . Selection of colo,, hotures! full cowr, contoured lor beovtr and comfortl heavy dwty, mot(king color, polyethylene hinges ne~<er ru1t or corrode~ gleaming, baked-on enomellinith d-ans in o wink, won't lode. Removable, Univtr10l, Trail-View Mirror. SHITS,I'. • fnttolls or remol<llinnanfly • Fits ony .... ~ide AMERICAN Pl Pleasant PLASTIC BRICKS Ill p;..,o,, 2' diHeron! SHOTGUN . SHELLS """''" ~«<ion, 12 Guap .No.I $247 'Stole Only '"""~ Nb"lor ~ a<k<o~ o o<>d ole <ogo (Ofti<M«Ir ..i1h now ~ooti< lid lot " ' ' oi•D..g ond di<p lc t f·J:I <o~ r ln1!t"c r,oni<.W.r $128 e Power ""'lion apring • No tool1 n111ded. and re1rtlds. ~SHE~ $1 44 .... 1 ?!" "<t.._-..:- BELT RETAIL VIILUE$2.50 ror NO. 910 COMBINATION SAFE BANK Fo•l Kno• bank with baked enamel finish . HECK'S D·SIZE 2 TOY,, RETAIL VALUE $3.91 'tLr~ ~'J/t'. ~ :COLEMAN PlPieasant •B \\" d.• lO ll" h. • Right .,..d for *lch job and motlrial. Control dial adju•toble whUe'-cuHing. • Trigger switch can be loclcld "ON" at o,-lf'"d selected. Tire~onw fingtr p,...u,.. eliminattd. e knproved burn-out protecttd motor. • falitr pocket CIIMif!V. S.tter tantuM. e hr· rnih dowi"' down on tight corners and 1pnding up on drai9hl evil. • Tilting lhN calibrated to be.-el 0" to ol.5" with qvtcll chonge clamp le¥1r, t llacludes I bktde, aU.n wNnch, Wrench holdar. GALLON 1 r·u. I .. ., .... "'""'.... \ EA.CH : AUTOMOTIVE ,r. VA~UI HAND CLEANER LANTERN BATTERIES RETAIL VALUE $11.95 $ 47 SHITS"'r. 4CELl LANT£RN with BATTERIES Built-in automatic BLINKER. long-range • Comes with handy dispenser nozzle. · :~ [L-·- _, ,-- NO.I . -~sac ·--~ ·--~· N0.9 $39.99 RnA/L VALUE$1.79 RUAii. VALUE $2.00 The Economat ... vinyl auto floor mat ... Full acron front only. Available in assorted colon. TOYIIPr. AUTOMOnVI IIPT. JOHNSON'S UTTER BASKET KIT WAX • Good looking e. Convenient e Unbreakable • Stainleu SJ~ 12 OUNCE • Portable $100 $100 -ln~~J. VALUE $2.49 ,, RETAIL VALUI $1.98 AIIIWIOnVI AITOIIIOnrl, , JF.D-LPV6 T.V. ANTENNA All Channel, 6 element WILD BIRD SEED $147 PQOD,OI WILDIIlDI liTAIL VALUI $2.98 INSULATED SJU CREST Red or Orange with white lens guard, anortad. ~ 8" LEATHER Twi$1 in coi11prir~g boo~ter rettor• tired •prings to Ofigir~al spacing. Co.-rects swoy. galloping, oliljlnm•r-.1, bottoming; toves tirt wear Eo~y to instoll ; no $pecioltools, filii oil coil AI/TOMOTIVI 111r. ECON-0-MAT 6-Volt power. Water-proof; sealed beam reflector. Unbreakable case IR 'true-tone reed. COIL SPRING BOOSTER 6-VOLT Here'• a two-burnlf model .. • that't Identical 10 olhar CoMmon col,p sktwi e111cepl in ••rl and coli. 8~Jt its economy and eaty potiobitity repre11"t a solid appeal lor budget -~inded COI'nf)ll'$ who like to travelliobt. 21'1 pmtluel 7 • capacity. Fol'h to IB"~t11 -" · s1 $ 8~ ~ AIITOIIOnVI, , STOVE SHITS 1 5 3! RnAI~ VALUi $1.91 2-BURNER · MUSICAL TOP ~';:"d metol with poly ~ Cl I, EACH u~ RnAJL VALUE ' $2.95 Store Only • RETAIL V4£UE *"•-4 $ 33 JIGSAW ANTI-LEAK ANTI-FREEZE FLASHLIGHT BATTERIES The ~ITif.l and only "Oil Alloy" gives your "tired" engine new life RITAJL VALUE $1 .49 DOW SEAWAY MUSICAL TELEPH A. double delight! Turn handle for mu1ic · • • pulh button and bel! rings. Made of"'" DURAL_.,( Platlic . Handle to mull' bo~ ntends thro~gh product pockagelor in·slore d•monstrat•on. Cleor lutile dial 01111' metal figure platt. Sealed melot bottom . High l1tn1ile coiled cord strdd~es RISLONE BLACK & DECKER TOY,T. 425 QTS. $2'' RITAIL VALUE $3.55 RETAIL VALUE $2.19 IIAIIWA/11, , NTS,T. 5 BOOTS Till GAUGE antenna. RUAILVALUE $1.91 AllrolltJTIVIIIPT. DURO WINDSHIELD SEALER ·• Professional Model e Calibrated to 50 lbs. Clear windshield and window sealer. Seals leaks and draft.s around car win - LIS. dows. MILTON HADLEY DOODLEY -DOO-SQUEEZE CRAFT KIT FUEL .• ::::::::.·;;·:. $1''' ~~"" ' 1-....;.y ~nd hooli<lo y do<o«>· lion<,,,....,. dow~l O< "ou do rfiOftl "" . I''" obou• nn ,ohon~ !1.<11 <oil• !WI ol ih lu be on•o !l.t !oil in· <lu~td ' " 1!11 l it ho bo l o ' " "' ~toiqn loo I (I''""" '"' •o mol e il ~"'"' " "nl . oll ow io 10 <t>o! o n!~ ohen poool it oil . D""ollo1-dno •••• tco-o1 o• lhln~o ,.a; ohcl to """ ~to.. .. rtoco oo vov'U t.o .. ""'"' af '"" punlng the• "~ c• oho .. in'OI 1h"' .......... lET AIL VALUI !o<h ...,....,..., hM !"" ~,.._.,, lllil ~~ ltllo~ to ...rllor Dll ~..., tttoi• . ,a<1•ororWii"fM'ipo lif11'11•• ... -011 .. Ondlmlar and otic "'""'""" 1<!>ool, OIOI>tf, peo~~ . '"" '•'•••·<>"Y «"""· "'""' "'*'' "'""· llllngl llw iollikolor <0" H>OII oo• """'' ~"'0 "".t •"'"'"" .........,. . , 00 ~ ~ 0,., olw bear~ . Endlo"lf amu!i"' tor "" $233 f.ITAIL VALUE $3.91 TOYIIPr. RnAJLVALUE 19' AllrOMOrtrl ll,r. IIMIWAII,T. '.'S' . RnAJL VALUE $1.69 SHITS"''· $3.50 SHITS 10YIIPr. PAIKIR BROTHERS OUIJA GAME IITAIL VALUE $2.49 RITAIL VALU. 191 • •.. RITAIL VALUE $19.95 to "''"" · 1ov "'"k' Ooodloy doo <•tollo•• bf • q"" "' "O tht IAIIWA/11, , ONE GALLON ::::::·~ ~: 44c IUAIL VALUE $21.95 ,, ., %'' M.ASKINC TAPE ' .~i • Gtntral pUrpo11 masklno fllpt with hi·qllick gd· 15 5 88 RETAIL VALUII $29.95 h•~•· \"'d g~ h~fd,,. ·: .,,r· . ' ' ,• ' REBUILT SPARK PLUGS PACKAGE OF 8 .. SHOCK SPRINGS $3'' �IISULARD BOOTS GINGER DOLL &CARRIAGE OR TRUDY AND HER CHARM SCHOOL CHOICE 258 Bothdoll< 13 loohes toll Quality lining for warmth and. comfort. Cleated sole and heel with 1teel inner support shank. Sizes 6 to 12. $ and have rooted hair SLEEPING BAG Sin 82"l36". ol lb. Polycron Po!twfer (vi RetAIL VALUE $5.00 GUM " "'"' IQbio piny "'"'••ial. Tlw c~Hd nol cnly '"'' ;.l" lil o '"" ol m.. ll•; lho. pu>lil <hdon;o <mel ool.ing il w<o.uMI; bul ltl•• to Npoqi "'" '' .,.,,din; • ..,..ri•n<t o••• ond • - again $144 RETAIL VALUE $2.50 ror,r. Rugged, olwav1. reodt for ,...pon&iw. any court, cowr ony w.ather Conform& rigidly to oHick:ll 1i11 and wtlght ttondords. Oyro-wou~d wilh lt)'lon fibnent for eJUKI rotmdntll and' 1kape raten!lol'l. Full molded, butyl rubber blodc!.r. Pebble-grain •. finish. Orange calor. BANK 6 STYLII $ 99 $ 00 IAIIJWAM •r. 4'' RETAIL VALUE $4.95 RUAILVALUE $3.95 RnAilVALUI $14.9$ WILSON BASKETBALL f$ BUBBLE n.... ,.l~ld woe>dM"'d .,.ut. pia~•• ..,. a !rut, SGALCAN SHITSII,r. al. Stenit Flonnel Lining, Detachobl1 Canopy. Full Zipper, Double A.ir Motlr·en Pocket allows Two Sags to be Zipped Together. puznEs ROOF~~OATING $ fiberfill, Heavy Duty Top and Bottom MoNrl· rorDEPr. PLAY SCHOOL INLAID WOODBOARD $ ELECTRIC •13·20WATTS • SAFETY TlP·OV!R SW1TCH • STURDY STRUCTURE • CONVENI~NT CARRYl~IG IIAIIWAII "''· 'I liARDWAll /JPT. PAT TOILOSEATS TRAIL VIEW MIRROR RETAIL VALUI $f .JO Full Fashion Co~<er . .. Modern HiiiQII . . . Selection of colo,, hotures! full cowr, contoured lor beovtr and comfortl heavy dwty, mot(king color, polyethylene hinges ne~<er ru1t or corrode~ gleaming, baked-on enomellinith d-ans in o wink, won't lode. Removable, Univtr10l, Trail-View Mirror. SHITS,I'. • fnttolls or remol<llinnanfly • Fits ony .... ~ide AMERICAN Pl Pleasant PLASTIC BRICKS Ill p;..,o,, 2' diHeron! SHOTGUN . SHELLS """''" ~«<ion, 12 Guap .No.I $247 'Stole Only '"""~ Nb"lor ~ a<k<o~ o o<>d ole <ogo (Ofti<M«Ir ..i1h now ~ooti< lid lot " ' ' oi•D..g ond di<p lc t f·J:I <o~ r ln1!t"c r,oni<.W.r $128 e Power ""'lion apring • No tool1 n111ded. and re1rtlds. ~SHE~ $1 44 .... 1 ?!" "<t.._-..:- BELT RETAIL VIILUE$2.50 ror NO. 910 COMBINATION SAFE BANK Fo•l Kno• bank with baked enamel finish . HECK'S D·SIZE 2 TOY,, RETAIL VALUE $3.91 'tLr~ ~'J/t'. ~ :COLEMAN PlPieasant •B \\" d.• lO ll" h. • Right .,..d for *lch job and motlrial. Control dial adju•toble whUe'-cuHing. • Trigger switch can be loclcld "ON" at o,-lf'"d selected. Tire~onw fingtr p,...u,.. eliminattd. e knproved burn-out protecttd motor. • falitr pocket CIIMif!V. S.tter tantuM. e hr· rnih dowi"' down on tight corners and 1pnding up on drai9hl evil. • Tilting lhN calibrated to be.-el 0" to ol.5" with qvtcll chonge clamp le¥1r, t llacludes I bktde, aU.n wNnch, Wrench holdar. GALLON 1 r·u. I .. ., .... "'""'.... \ EA.CH : AUTOMOTIVE ,r. VA~UI HAND CLEANER LANTERN BATTERIES RETAIL VALUE $11.95 $ 47 SHITS"'r. 4CELl LANT£RN with BATTERIES Built-in automatic BLINKER. long-range • Comes with handy dispenser nozzle. · :~ [L-·- _, ,-- NO.I . -~sac ·--~ ·--~· N0.9 $39.99 RnA/L VALUE$1.79 RUAii. VALUE $2.00 The Economat ... vinyl auto floor mat ... Full acron front only. Available in assorted colon. TOYIIPr. AUTOMOnVI IIPT. JOHNSON'S UTTER BASKET KIT WAX • Good looking e. Convenient e Unbreakable • Stainleu SJ~ 12 OUNCE • Portable $100 $100 -ln~~J. VALUE $2.49 ,, RETAIL VALUI $1.98 AIIIWIOnVI AITOIIIOnrl, , JF.D-LPV6 T.V. ANTENNA All Channel, 6 element WILD BIRD SEED $147 PQOD,OI WILDIIlDI liTAIL VALUI $2.98 INSULATED SJU CREST Red or Orange with white lens guard, anortad. ~ 8" LEATHER Twi$1 in coi11prir~g boo~ter rettor• tired •prings to Ofigir~al spacing. Co.-rects swoy. galloping, oliljlnm•r-.1, bottoming; toves tirt wear Eo~y to instoll ; no $pecioltools, filii oil coil AI/TOMOTIVI 111r. ECON-0-MAT 6-Volt power. Water-proof; sealed beam reflector. Unbreakable case IR 'true-tone reed. COIL SPRING BOOSTER 6-VOLT Here'• a two-burnlf model .. • that't Identical 10 olhar CoMmon col,p sktwi e111cepl in ••rl and coli. 8~Jt its economy and eaty potiobitity repre11"t a solid appeal lor budget -~inded COI'nf)ll'$ who like to travelliobt. 21'1 pmtluel 7 • capacity. Fol'h to IB"~t11 -" · s1 $ 8~ ~ AIITOIIOnVI, , STOVE SHITS 1 5 3! RnAI~ VALUi $1.91 2-BURNER · MUSICAL TOP ~';:"d metol with poly ~ Cl I, EACH u~ RnAJL VALUE ' $2.95 Store Only • RETAIL V4£UE *"•-4 $ 33 JIGSAW ANTI-LEAK ANTI-FREEZE FLASHLIGHT BATTERIES The ~ITif.l and only "Oil Alloy" gives your "tired" engine new life RITAJL VALUE $1 .49 DOW SEAWAY MUSICAL TELEPH A. double delight! Turn handle for mu1ic · • • pulh button and bel! rings. Made of"'" DURAL_.,( Platlic . Handle to mull' bo~ ntends thro~gh product pockagelor in·slore d•monstrat•on. Cleor lutile dial 01111' metal figure platt. Sealed melot bottom . High l1tn1ile coiled cord strdd~es RISLONE BLACK & DECKER TOY,T. 425 QTS. $2'' RITAIL VALUE $3.55 RETAIL VALUE $2.19 IIAIIWA/11, , NTS,T. 5 BOOTS Till GAUGE antenna. RUAILVALUE $1.91 AllrolltJTIVIIIPT. DURO WINDSHIELD SEALER ·• Professional Model e Calibrated to 50 lbs. Clear windshield and window sealer. Seals leaks and draft.s around car win - LIS. dows. MILTON HADLEY DOODLEY -DOO-SQUEEZE CRAFT KIT FUEL .• ::::::::.·;;·:. $1''' ~~"" ' 1-....;.y ~nd hooli<lo y do<o«>· lion<,,,....,. dow~l O< "ou do rfiOftl "" . I''" obou• nn ,ohon~ !1.<11 <oil• !WI ol ih lu be on•o !l.t !oil in· <lu~td ' " 1!11 l it ho bo l o ' " "' ~toiqn loo I (I''""" '"' •o mol e il ~"'"' " "nl . oll ow io 10 <t>o! o n!~ ohen poool it oil . D""ollo1-dno •••• tco-o1 o• lhln~o ,.a; ohcl to """ ~to.. .. rtoco oo vov'U t.o .. ""'"' af '"" punlng the• "~ c• oho .. in'OI 1h"' .......... lET AIL VALUI !o<h ...,....,..., hM !"" ~,.._.,, lllil ~~ ltllo~ to ...rllor Dll ~..., tttoi• . ,a<1•ororWii"fM'ipo lif11'11•• ... -011 .. Ondlmlar and otic "'""'""" 1<!>ool, OIOI>tf, peo~~ . '"" '•'•••·<>"Y «"""· "'""' "'*'' "'""· llllngl llw iollikolor <0" H>OII oo• """'' ~"'0 "".t •"'"'"" .........,. . , 00 ~ ~ 0,., olw bear~ . Endlo"lf amu!i"' tor "" $233 f.ITAIL VALUE $3.91 TOYIIPr. RnAJLVALUE 19' AllrOMOrtrl ll,r. IIMIWAII,T. '.'S' . RnAJL VALUE $1.69 SHITS"''· $3.50 SHITS 10YIIPr. PAIKIR BROTHERS OUIJA GAME IITAIL VALUE $2.49 RITAIL VALU. 191 • •.. RITAIL VALUE $19.95 to "''"" · 1ov "'"k' Ooodloy doo <•tollo•• bf • q"" "' "O tht IAIIWA/11, , ONE GALLON ::::::·~ ~: 44c IUAIL VALUE $21.95 ,, ., %'' M.ASKINC TAPE ' .~i • Gtntral pUrpo11 masklno fllpt with hi·qllick gd· 15 5 88 RETAIL VALUII $29.95 h•~•· \"'d g~ h~fd,,. ·: .,,r· . ' ' ,• ' REBUILT SPARK PLUGS PACKAGE OF 8 .. SHOCK SPRINGS $3'' �.\1- Tbe Dally Strittnel, Micldlepo!'t~Yo 0,. Ocl.l4, 18'10 .. w.Tter:w.-~.-. hies b,j,, 2\.e.c~.ty . Disast:e r Feared.J.; , . Wl\SHJNGTON ~UPI) Faced with Ita !!ret "!IDle duck" oesilon In 20 years, Congress planned to clbet alql tOOay unW after the elections. Some memben feared an "unmitigated dlaaster" when it returns. In a parting gesture, the Senate and Ho...., scheduled legislatiDO for last-minute aetion before the maas elWdus. Left behind In the rush to get home and campaign for reelection wao enough legislation to keep Congreao . occupied through Christmas, New MEIGS lHEATIE Tonight & Thursday October 14-IS NOT OPEN Fridly & Saturday October 16-17 THE CYCLE SAVAGES {TechnicokJrl Bruce Dern, Chris Rob inson VILLA RIOESI t Technlcolor) Robert Mitchum Yul Brynner SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. ' :.~~·ep~11;~~t: striction legislation; and a While Howe. " From all ludleatlou Nillou will be bore Moaday bat we .,.. laiD& to have to waft for WUte .Houe conlirmllbon, " .-\d a spokesman at ll<publklll beadqoarten litre. "We udcl.pate he wW aak for full ouppolt of aU For split-second timing Accutron® by Bulova Repablicu taodidates." DONATES GIFT COLUMBUS (UPli - The First Federal Savings and Ulall Association The heart of an Accutron watc h is a t tny. luning fork t hat split s a second into 360 equal intervals. Acc utron time is so nearly perfect th at Bu lova guarantees monthly accurac y to with in 60 seconds. • here Tuesday presented a $10,11110 gift to lbe Ohio Slate University Centennial Development Fund. The money is for a program dPsigned 1o provide scholar· ships for financially disad· vantaged students interested in careers in business. su our f ne u lectioo of Ac culr on watcr.es toda, _from SilO APPOINTMENT MADE TOLEDO (UP! I - Bruce E. Harrison has been named director of housing at the University of Toledo lo be responsible for all personnel aspects and financlal operations of the school's residence halls and married student housing facilities. ESTIMATE MADE COLUMBUS IUPI) - Nearly 3.3 million persons are expected to cast ballots in the Nov . 3 general election. ~k LOUISE GILMORE, P<lmeroy, hu a Uttle red car oo htr fnln~ walk, above, with Bugs Bunny and a darling Utile doll In the front seat. If the Reds lose today llhe has allother sign ready, "Wail Till Nell Year." Her devollon to basebaD and the Reds - Inspired tha verses below: STEAK ! lb. 93c SLICED 3 lb.1.19 POLISH SMOKED BACON ENDS SAUSAGE 4 lb.1.00 lb. 59~ Maxwell House WCKY BUY COFFEE OLEO Regular orDrip 2 lb. Can 1'' 5lb. 1.00 CATSUP AMERICAN BEAUTY SIMON'S SPECIALTIES Old Fashioned Garlic BDiogna, Fresh Oysters, New Pack Salt Fish, Fresh Cider, gallons & half-gallons; New Florida Oranges& Grapefruitand Hi-Brew Beer. We Accept Federal · Food Stamps. 111E NEW RIVERFRONT ri'AI)llJM The Riverfront Stadium II a marvelo111 place 11 you haven' been there yw better make bailie. • 1 .j! ' four ClJ.~~dcblldren, . Repudiation for now, Perhap1 WABIIINGTON - THE SENATE HAS overwbeltilltiCIY -"''•tod the controvendal report of 1!11 Onm(qloq 0!1 ()b. '"Pocenlty and Pwnorlrapby. Comntlslllon Cba1nnan WlllliiD B. Lockbarl, tJ'<IIDPUy exprMMd hla regret tbal • many oerlaton dlaagreed ''before they could have had time to live carefulllludy to the 11011-page !actual reparl that will bec<me, allertbe elltllon, a baail for RIIIIOIIed, IM!IIIIble declslona." Aahley. '!be reaolutlon, re)ectln& the cunmlultto'allludy wu adbpled A journal entry ln • Judgment Tuesday by a vole of 60 to t. It 1181d the oommlulon - · "1111· acUon ordered Robert Searll to scientific," bad lgnared tbe lq-term ellecta of "'lpCJM"'' to pay Klnial Kay Roush 1353.50 pornopphy, and bad "laDed to carry out the IJIIDIIate al for damages. Congress and Ita atatutory dul!Jta." · granted a divorce !rom Donna Joan Neutzllng on chargas of goas neglect of duty and ex· treme cruelty. The case of Kingsford Packing Co., versus Charles L. BlaaeU, et al, was dismlased u , was a divorce action flied by Diana Aahley agalnal David The red seats are high, the bl•te ones low, If you haven't been tltere you ..eall,y must go. There are plenty of green seats nnd a few yellow ones, They aU make lor a day of great fun. The Astro-turf Is such a bright green lt's the most beauUful sight I have ever seen. I 10\ ed Q-osley Field l!el'ond all doubt And it wasldnda of aad when they made that last out, As you all know, I am a Redleglan, And l'll follow them as long as I can, But you Bengal fans get down there and see The most beautiful sight in Cincinnati's history. Utulse GUmore ' 19'10 Angely Davis Rose (Continued !rom page II (Contioued from page I) he said. statement Tuesday despite the Miss Davil first attained three losses. . naUonal attention in 1969, a "I'm not taking anything year after she joined the away from Baltimore bull still faculty of the University of think we're the beat," he .aatd. Csllfornla In Los Angeles, When he was asked H he where llhe studied philosophy meant the Reda were the best wilb Herbert Mar"""" 'l'he at full strength, he aald, "I'm school's regents fired ~ when not making any allbla. We're a llhe said she waa a Communist. sound club." Mios Davil won a legal fight to The Reds were 62-26 In tha keep her job olthough she first hall of the season when conceded she b, a Communist. Wayne Simpson was 13-1 but The school's regenll disfaded to ~ after the All-Star miasold ber again this past break when he was injured. academic year for what they Jim Merritt, the Reds' only 21). aald were deflclencles In her game winner • alao Is a1llng and academic record. Miss Dovii hasn't pitched yet in the Se11es. bad been suing for reinstateBut the way Brooks Roblnaon menl at the time abe allegedly Is playing, it might not make parUclpated 1n the San Rafael any dlfference who pitches for Incident. the Reds. "We werelold that Baltimore has the best defensive team in baseball," Anderson aald. "And (Continued from page 11 1 know It's starting to sound cootroveray," they said. "Many corny but I still .have to go people have Instead engaged In llll,<;k to Br"?ks Robrnaoo · rhetoric and Innuendo In order He did tt to us In all three to gal:t political favor and games." ELBERFELD$ A Special Purelias~ . , Velenml Memorial Hoopllal ADMITTED - Tammy Ferguson, Middleport; Helen Black, Portland; lrene IWaaeU • Middleport; Hattie Blbiam, Columbus; Bert Grimm, Racine; Flora Klnsch, Pomeroy; Roy Rife, Cheahlre; Carol Baker, ~DISCHARGED - Charles Walltins, Mary Smith, Wilbert McClain, Thomas Roush, torn~neneral,got$15,11110whlch Richard Winebrenner, Wendy he aald be gave back, Cloud, Barker, Alvle Phalln. theguvernalorlalaomtnee,sakf be gave back the ,1,11110 be received. Gov. JIIIIOI A. Rhodes got f:J,GOO In hla unauccesslul hid for tha U. S. Senate nmnlna· Uon, state Altomey General Paul BroWll, wbo ran for govern<~' , got $5,0011 and alate Sen. Robin Turner. the candidate for treasurer, got,f7,500. HMPY.aiN BAHlUNG ( can serve you best. where the action IS. vite your patronage. we In In- IN FLORIDA Theodore T. Reed, Jr., president of 1be Fanners Bank and Savlnga Company, Pomero~, . aad c. W•yne Swisher, a director tbi! bank and tbelr wiVfll ar1 au.ndlitii the Amlll'iealt ilanker• Aun. canvenUon In ~. Florida. they wtll IIJo ;go on ·lite Oltlo Fridays Only or The Drive-In Window ·Is ()pen 9 A.M. tp7 P.M. ( Contl11~ouslyl Blnbrt Alltt. IWf. conventktll Other lallklnl Hours ·f It 1 liNr to San J 1"7'PUerto ,;,~ . oan, ' ...,.• .lnd S 110, 1 II UIUII 110 aitd St. Thimu •"-!.l• tolanc)o Frtdap. · , ' t't''f'JUI , ~' · ' with 120 Oltlo liankerl aitd tbetJ: wive,. ' '•· •' litE ~QMERS BNIK and SAVINGS· 00. ..... Pomtroy, ·..,, o · ¥ember FDIC Member Pederal '-' '· •·' . ·' C:WB to MUT ' .. , The 1'litn City ltlrilitLQi!b ·wtllmeetThurllday at 7:20p.m. at ita clubhouse In Racine. Refrellhmenll will be served. ; ~. WOMENS COATS ' Fashion coats that headline fall for 1970. If you're looking for fashion at a price you'll find It In this seledlon of coats. The classic coat Is always right - bon!led. jerseys In solid colors l!nd small check tweeds. Sizes 14'12 to 24'1> . "We are certain that the facta In thla matter, when final. ly eumlned, will clearly ahow that the State Ia the ultimate beneficiary of many dollan," they aald. . Cloud ealled for a.grand jury Investigation Into the alate loan program shorUy alter It was revealed that Crofter• had made alzeable campaign contrl· butionll to aome GOP candi· dalea Staie Treuurer John D. Horbert the GOP nominee lor at- One of the many • Now You J(aow a derlvaUve of the heartwood and various tropical tr..., Ia used as a flavoring ingredient In bitters, an In· ae¢c:ide, a substitute for lwps In brewing or a remedy for roundworm& In children. VOL. XXII NO. 129 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, .. OHIO DENS WRANGLER JEANS Come In now and see the fall In womens colors "Wrangler" western jeansflare legs and slim styles cotton twill, strelch denim . ·Au tailored to Ill. S.izes B to 20 COtton TwiU '3.98 Sbetch .Denim 15.98 ' ··· ··~·. ent1ne1 ~ ';1: TEN CENlt THURSDAY, OCTOBER 15, 1970 I ' ou . re ans IIJ NATIONAL IRllliNESS WOMEN'S WEEJ[ - May..- C. 0. Flaber signed a proclarnattoo Wedttndaynf&bldeslgnating theweeiofOct. ll-24 as Nattooal Buslneu Women's Week. Here wltb blm are Mra. Edltb F'orrest, left, vice president, and Mrs. Grace Pratt, president of the Middleport Bualneu and Profeaslonal Women's Club. Ualted Proia '--UOIIII surance rates be federally regu. Roger Cloud lasued IOOay a lated "lo stop the back-breakcomprebenalve statement on lng cycle of lncrea.slng lnsurland polluUoo and proposed anee costa." eight new progriiDB be would Melzenbaum said the aver· Implement If elected governor. age motorist In Cleveland paid Among the Republlcan candi- $141 In premiums In 19113 and date's plana Is a solid waote re- $247 1n 1969. glooalslle ptogram to Improve "And DO top of that dramatic methuda a1 dliJIIOIIIII and to find escalation Ohioans recenUy suitable sites for dispcloal. learned tbat autmnobUe lnsurHe alao I!Uift(ested a research ance rates are going up an programonwasterecycllng,de- average 15.1 per r.enl," the velopment of new wute collec- Democratic Sens'.e candidate Uon methoda, an Incentive pro- aaid. "That means f32 more of gram to insure ellmlnaUDO of eJqJelllle5." junk cars, atronger anti · litter The Cleveland businessman laws, development of rapid dis· said the proaenllnaurance syslnlegraliDOcontalnen,re-eum- tem was "basically unfair, inlnaUon of land...., and I nalur- equitable and exceedinly wasteat reaourcea land acqulsltlon lui." program. ~ Metzenbaum, at a Cleveland Cloud said "th~of tona newo conference, proposed of solid wules are dumped on federal laws lo: oor lind" each day. · -Guarantee that any lic"They have destroyed bui• sensed driver could buy lnaurareas of living space," be 1181d, ance, to be cancelled only If adding the problem threatens tha clriver loses his liceO!O or humanbeinga''wlthburlallnour falls 1o pay his premium. own discarded:Etule · UCla." - Require companies to justFederal ify any rate increase In public Howard Metzenbll pro- hearings before the Department posed tOOay that automobile In- of Transportatioo. - Remove bans imposed by 36 states on the sale of costcutting group auto insurance. Cltllclzeo Repon Roberl Taft Jr., the Republilbeir ommunlties thalr slates can nominee in the Senate race, and ~ nation in cl.vic and urged President Nixon to discultural programs. av"": the .report issued by the Major goals of business and Presidential CommissiOn oo Obprofesslonal women are lo help seemly and Pornography. create better conditions for tha "The wock of the commission busineas women through the pre&enla vtews far from the study of social, educational, desAmlres and flee~Tgaaftof 'dthe economic and political encan ~ ~ · sat · . "The COJilllll88lOO wanls toreIContinued on page 7) peal alllawa prohibiting distribution of ell(Jiicilsental material lo consentiog adulla," he oald. B&PW Week Events Planned Middleport Business and Profes&lonal Women's Club will join almost 4,000 BPW clubs with a membership of nearly 160,11110 In celebrating National Busine88 Women's Week, Oct. 11-24. Highllghtiog tha observance for the Middleport Club will be tbe naming of the "Woman of the Year" and tha "Woman of the Week" at a meetiog of the clult Monday night at the Columbia Gas Co. office. It will follow o dinner party at Eva's Restaurant. A feature of the meetiog will be an addreas by a representative from tha Social S.Curlly Office In Marietta. Week will begin Sunday whan memben attend the church of their choice. Asurprise event Is planned for late in the week. The week's events will call attentioo 1o the contributions of America's working women who constitute 26 million of the The official observance of nation's working force, and who National Business Women's are conslanUy striving lo serve ,---------------------------, lAid Offie...n d ...1 ,)Vews.~.in !Jtjefs 1~ ·. • 11J IJiilled Press Ia-Uoaal • 0 I HeU, not Heat~en, on Earth The Eastern Local School District Athletic Boosten and Band Boosters have assured DlslrictSupl. John Riebel of aid both In labor and mDOey lo -"" addition to cons truc1apr~ the high school. . The addltioo would provide meeting quarters for band and vocaI musi c studenla , both of which are presenUy using tha stage for rehoarsmg. Riebel will coordinate the ~oupo and the projec t with the ..,. state . Riebel also was authorlled by the district board 1o secure prices on two addltional water fountains for the Chester elementary building. CLEVELAND -CUYAHOGA COUNTY Common Pleas Judge Jolm V. Corrigan uld Wedneaday the CIMillty jall II a ''hell bole, ...a ''public dl&crace" and so crowded crimina II are walldng lhe atreeta because there Is no room for them. Corrigan told the <leveland Bar Aaaoclatloo one of every five criminal Indictments In the county II agalnat IOllleone bUt on bond from another cltarge becall8e the jail was too crowded. He uld the CUI'rellt lll»{lrlsoner facillly llhould be replaced by a propoaed $81 miUion justice center that would house 2,11110 In· mota. He urged the lawyers to support paasage of a November bond t..ue for construction of the center. Ohio Tops Nation's V'wlators a.BVELAND-OHIO FAIIMERfl In September were the wmt violators of cltlld labor laws In the nation's agricultural fleld, the U. s. Labor Department reparta. The report Wednesday aald 340 mlnon worked on Oltlo fann Ianda In violation of cltlld laiMr laws, wltlclt prmtblt youtba under 16 from employment during scbool hours. M..-e than 3110 vlolationll were found In Putnam, Darke, Henry, Fultoo, Wood and Mercer counUes. Seventy-live of the cltlldren.,..,.. between six and nine yean old: 123 between 10 and 12 and the remainder between IS and Iii, the Labor Deparbnent aald. Vtolaliona......, alao noted In Sandusky, Seneca, Van Wert, Allen, Ottawa, Hencock and WUilama counties. WASHINGTON -AS OONGRESS WAS nearing Ita .-as Wednelday, two IIDuae memben pnipOIOd a conatltuttooal amendment: The republic should have two vtce presidents, tbey aald, one to ralae money lor eaclt cllhemajor partlea. Repo!. Joltn H. Dent, D-Pa., 1M Wayne L. Hayes, DOtlo,IIBid their proposal wu "a.i aerlo111 u VIce President Agnew's attenttoo to hll con· tdltutloital dutiea bu been." . AgMw, they aa)d, bu Jli'OIIded o\Jer the Senate lor 14 hours and 110 minutes out of Ute i.ll'l bourllnd 32 lllblttea the Seuate met 10 far lhia .on. Tltey added one qualification to their JI"GPOial-no one would be ellglble for the vice presidency "who i!Piab In terms other than tbolle withoUt meaning." The community Halloween party. annually staged In Middleport by Feeney-Bennett Posl128, American Lepon, bas been set for 7 p.m. on Oct. 29 at tbe Middleport stadium. Final plans lor the event were announced by John Fultz and Bill Swisher, c<><:balrntan, at a Legion meeting Wednesday nlght First, aecond and thJrd place prizes In three age categtries. for the IIICI8t <ll'l&lnal; preWest, ugliest BD<I fullhleat Will be awarded. Theagegroupsareup to the first grade, the first to the KENT, 01111}- THE PRESIDENT OF Kent State Unlverllty, where Jllsl five mOnlbo ago (ourllludenta...., ihoi to death, bu warned the caiii[IIIIIG lie 11!1.tlUJI'd aplnlll a 1111811 group "dedicated 10' the deldruclloh of the unlwraitr." . Prelklepl Bo1Mi'l t W!flte l!l!ld Wetlnelday ~· llU rQved ·~ roorta" lltal an I!Dide!tilflitd ra4cal. ~up may ~~~age clllorda'a·bert :111 tjM hbt "iew111 t~t,ye." The W~l npwtzaniiOhn;be aald. Lull, before ~e Storm ,. a bomb oUa.lde AtDf.rwrt clVIlfanl Wit ,mao ' liul . . u.e".~ • . J.~· ''·. I'' ~ ~· .r ""'bll . ~ • 1!0"!!!' ' ~ ,., .. il In other busineas, the board se t nex1Thursda)' 1or a mee ling with Gary Parsons, president of the Eastern Local Teachers Association, and other . tl I ll assoc1a on represen a ves, ":hen personnel policies will be diSCussed . Cooks of the district have bee th lied to k ho n au or wor 8 6 ur day cunpared to the previous 512 hours and Henry Babr has been contracted to haul coal lo Tuppers Plains School at $2.50 a ton the baulln 1 • g ee. fifth pdes, and the stxtb grade up Including adults. A gill will be pr881!nted to each penon corning 1n costutne and elder and doouta will be served. Fulll alao announced that a "dance for the Yanka" 18 being planned for sometime In November. He astd that a dance will be held with aU proceeds to go tti'to the Gills lor the Yanka. Commander Paul Haptonatall conducted the meetiog which opened with prayer by Albert Roullh. Tony Fowlar prepared 11te O)'llter stew which was served following the meetiog. Lions Hear UIJ)pire Kent Marked for De.truetion ' Present fountains are Inadequate duelo the increased enrollment at the school. Annual Party Set~ Strict Co1111truetioniltl Just Received A Shipment;.,,.;. • at y Quaasl~. :n_,.... The structure Itself II a slgbt to behold But the whole story Is yet to be told UntU you get Inside and oee tha reat That's whereltcunes to the real big test. '--•R•'"".'.•.•.sv.•t.•.m-- 'I • '**'.•.·.• votes." GROUND BEEF ' News••• in 1lrie.fs 'JIll , Crofters' USDA ROUND ' '* watered down veniDO al Presidool NbuKI's ""llare reform, The bill mlgbt alao includt, before the Senate geta tlriugb with It, a n~w tu DO pillne tickets lo finance autllll)acllina · guards; extensions of uclae taxes on cars and ·telephones; a new tax on leaded gasoline, and probably something no ooe baa thought of. In lact, the "last train out of the alaUoo" may get so loaded down In the rush to adjourn it may never pull out, leaving Social Security, welfare reform, and trade for another year. COLUMBI)II, Oblo (UPI)Presldeat Nixon Is expeelo(l to make a umpalgn spoeola here lor "all Repabllean candidates" Mooday on the stalebouae grolllllil but Ibis ba• oot been confirmed by the : ' ... Vwne Watlefion, 111 , Ohio:. ~e, }of~ djed .T.U~IY al · !linclt•lild ll!'u<t, 1M bon~· 11Ul' ~·~andi 14rmer R~~l. ve~inl Jlolipl~. ', dl~d "'I'. WaiO!WI, a VJ\iran of lister, lll.n· l!:lmiO IIIIDiir C!l at • . . World War I, '18 aUI"iived by a Vllieent, ~- ~ !ll;d In !Ni, Wuhlitafnn Blvd. hi Belpre. daugb•, Mia. Robe.rt (Mlrtba Funi!J'II vl<tf WUi Iii al I Mr. W - operated a fleet of Lou) BoOale o1 Racine; a step- p.m. Ft'lday . at •'111e .·11:Wmc. &ighway fttWbt llliet In Belpre. son, Don8ld McKay of Healb, Funerll ! ' - wltb. llli llav. ~ Is FVIYtd by hla wife, ,;' Ch~lu NOnla ofllcfa . 11n1. Hnel; fl.. cldldren. Garnet liE REPORTED Burial Will be at 'lllr~, Oblo. Warren, Belpre; Mfa.. Dollilas The Mel&a County Sheriff's Frlendl may c.JI at tbe.f:Unertl (Maxltie) McHaffie and J. Dept. I• lnveJt!fatlnc a bonie anyllm8. W&rnn,' Jr., of Tampa, Fll!.; breaking and entorlng at . . Mn. Jotiijtll (Rowena) Young, Ho1Nry's Store In ~ter, Rllt(III\GI!l PQR QI,B Camb~ldce, and Gerald, of The dejtartlneD,IIelfued of the A "*"inqe w.:lljll bjl bel4 Fatnnon~ w. va., and six brealdna ~ .enlltrii!8 ~g~m 'lbiJI'IdAY -.. ~r:"'Jn the P,aQdcldldren. , MH,, Howir)'m:~a.m.~. sa~r,ed H.-rt Qlurdi au4Fililer.t IIOI"YI~ Will be held Tbe · at«e wu Intact whilll l~tln · ~ La.m; to 3 at 2 p.m. 1bundaf al the checked by Jacii''• WIWima, p.in. by the ·C""'c!clc .Womel'a Spiilcer J'uneral Home, 220. deputy aberlll, atl:30 ••· ·Qub. · · ;: Main St., Belpre, where frl~ ' J. .. . 1 lillY call. T1110 Divorce (Continued from pqe I) 1'1IJI divorce actlunl wwe COlt ofllvlng. All\dlll.mtlal n 1'"1' Ctlll do ~ ~ lbat Jll'ieet are !liN and me divorce granted Jevallng out. Anti 21 1'"1' cenl11171hey have ell!* beea laid Ill!, Tuesclay In Melga County lhelr overtime cilt or·tbelr reguilr wort-~~ c:af be uld. Common Pleu Court. ~: Filing ware Nancy L. Weddle, Ca111Jda Has Neu~ China Policy .,, ' PoMeroy, Rt. 1, against OI'TAWA·- CANADA, WllliH l!II'ABUHHDo'lllpjamaUc Qar....., Weddle Jr., Anthony, relationll with Red Cldna 'l'wtlday, 1'tllllo tbe umted ~ N. M., charging groas neglect of today will> an ofllclal ''one Cldna" policy tbat could giYe a frteli duty . and Sheila Paaletto pu.t1 to efforts to end tha Poking reglme'a ollie ltaui tbe Leach, Pomeroy, Rt. 4, agalnat world body. Harold David Leach, Pomeroy • Relationll with the Nationalist allneee govermnOQI of CJlanc Rl. 2. charging grou negleet al Kal-tltek were leVered stmultllleoualy wllb Ute ~ duty and eiireme cruelly• the that Ott.awa and Peking would trade llllbaaadon. canada lbua latter plaintiff oeeldna custody liieame the lint nation In the Weatem Hemllpbere, outllde al of one minor child. · Michael A. Neulzllng wu Communlll Olba,to recognize the government of Mao TleolunK· ' Year's, and riMbt up to the start of the nat sesolo~ . Looldng ahead, Senate Democratic Leader Mike Mansfield pronounced the prospect of a "lame duck" session a "dlsast· er." Senate GOP Leader HVih Scott went him one better and said it would be "an unmitigated disaster." Besides, the "lame duck" seaslon will interfere with postCongress overseas junkela for which conRressmen, wtnnera and losers aUke, have a yen. Technically, Congress DOiy would have 1o finish up leftover appropriations bills when it returns Nov. 16. But the big post-election brawl probably will come on what Sen . Russell il . Long, chairman of the Senate Finance Committee, bas called ''the last train out of the statiDO." The final choo-choo is a piece of legislation being fashlooed by the Finance Committee which will probably Include a 10 per cent Increase and a $100 a month mlnimum in Social Security benefits; major chan· ges In the Medicare and Medicaid programs ; trade re- . 'IV.Iter A-, and Bw na-, J'rGnton, Mia Ill Don •herl,noea, PaltclL ·· · · ,· I !reub~~. tile ~ lot'. . . ~ ll!o' lllllchlan' _.. ~~~ recalled S ~~~~~~· !. at -m.. Jfta,lller, ~ ! Cllrlee Mrl. JOID' Morrta,:c~~F· MrJ. the ·' ~-~ ·~ . .#1' • .-.4\ . PEACE CORPS RECRUli'S WANTED ...{leorge H. lbtadala, right wu In Pomervy TueSday to coni..- with Poatmaster Jim Soulsby and others seelting rec:rulta for the Peace . Corp. Honadale, alationed In Cincinnati, waa a Peace Corps volunteer In Malawi, EastA!rlca, from Oct. 11167 to Jan. 19'10. Honadale advised that quallflcations have been clwwed for enllstmerot Into the Corps. It Is no long..- necessary for recrulla to take exarninatlona and . persons with famllles may now enlist. Farmers are urgenUy needed at the present time llonadale said. Local organizations wishing to engage lbtadale or Arrll Bruun, a native <Jf Santa Cruz ,Bolivia, may do so througb Soulaby. Honadale SVIKesled tbala two weelta notice be given him for any speaking engagement. Prestige on Line WASHlNGTON(UPli - Pres· UbmlpeJ:lllluiveneuwhlchhas !dent Nlsan's delenninaUoa to .;llartcterized Ainerican U!e In unieat prominent Senate doves recent year1." bas led him lo go beyond toasWIDII Hoaetl Govel'IUDtat up races and risk his prestige John J. Gllllgan, who seeks by campaigning against heavily the governorship, called on favored Senate Democrats on Ohioans today lo "stand with their home ground&. me, strive wtth me' work wtth me tto reslore honest govern- High on the list are Sens. " William Proximire, D-Wis., and m~.;,;~ slalebo.... II< ublican Stuart Symlnglon, D-Mo. Both dal tha bP are stroogly favored to win re1 oan sclaofn ta'te use! Ymy op-hls elecUon but Nixon bas schepooen sstaffemp on campaign Uleoyes revelation duled vlsila lo both lbeir stales today that Clo~ for Governor in hopes of engineering upset . rte · being Republican victories. campBq~n 1 ~alure 18 The President hao not only slored mslate highway garages, aU of these things have con- decided to fight the Wisconsin trlbuted to a feeling 00 the part ndds by appearing in Green of Ohio's le that a chance Bay this Saturday In beball of . peop .. Repoblican Senate candidate ij absolutely neceasary' the John Erickson, but also has Democrat said. Mrs. Gertrude Donahey, the given Erickson a weD-publicized Democratic candidate IIH' state treasurer ,chargedWedneadayln a Cleveland City Club debate that the stale's loan scandal grewupunderthe Repubticana." HerRepubllcanopponen~Sen. ISTANBUL (UPI) Rober 'l'llrner of Marlon, re- Hijackers forced a Soviet celved a f7,11110 contribution to aircraft carrying 59 persons to hLt campaign from one of the Oy lo Turkey today, security prlncipalalncootroveratalllhcrt- ol!lclala aald. term loans. Unconfirmed reports by the "I want to say, though, that Tlrllsh stale radio said the if anyone handed me f7 ,5011, I'd bljackers killed a hostess call the pollee and while waltiog aboard the hijacked plane. for the pollee I'd try to find The t>lanl> landed at Traboon out what the person wantad," airfield on Turkey's Nortb Sea Mrs. Donahey aakf. CGUl near the eastern border Turner acknowledged thai he had reeoived the money from an L officer 1n ero~ters. 1nc., but added "at the Ume, I didn't lmow about Croften. Nor did STOCKHOLM (UP!) - Tbe Nobel Prize for Mlldiclne wu tbe story broke .. .. " awarded jointly today to an American, British 1M Swedl!h aclenliat I« nerve research tbat could lead Ill remedies I« GOP HQ Open nervoua and menial disturMrl. eo., 'BeeaJe, prealltent of tbe Melp <=-1¥ Republican The f/ttoll prlxe was divided 111101q1 Prof. Jullua .Aulrod of Club, baa ~ Nat101111 btaUtule ol Menial OJI4!111DI ot Rtp~bllcan H~ I« 1be Nov. 3 Health at·Bethelda, Md., Sir eleCIIon, localetlln the !oljner ~ llulldlng an Eaal Malit 'lin~ ; Tile olllce lio' Nonu Partir and Mn. Ttn111 role in a White H....., worship oervlce Sunday. the r....Wisconsin basketblll ·c11liCh, a board member of ·!be Fellowahlp of Cllrlstian Athletes, will lead the prayer. Monday Nixon bu scheduled an appearance and overnight slay in Kansas City, Mo., 1o boost the underdog campaign of Republican JohR Danforth, tha Missouri attorneY general who Is opposing Symington. Several publiahed reporla have said Republicans plan lilUe aid for the GOP opponent of Sen. Henry M. Jackson, DWush., who bas generally backedNillon'sdefensepoliclas, and there Is no indication the President plana to campaign against Jackson. White House olllclala aald Nlxonprobablywouldrampaign ill 16 or 17 states alto&~lhar. ' The ·~teo on his·!ldtedule- •. • for a J,IIIJO.mile trip Saturdoy and "'"other swing Monday and Tuesday will put him on ground more congenial for Republican •lecUon proapecla. Saturday, Nixon plans to campaign In Vermont for Republican Sen. Winston L. Prouty, who faces a lollih race against former Gov. Philip H. Hoff; Pennsylvania, where Senate Repul:llcan Leader Hugh Scott II heavily favored but a close race for governor is under way; New Jersey, where Republican Nelson G. Groos Is rated a good chance al beating DemocraUc Sen. Henison J. Will1ama; and Wlacooaln. Soviets Lose Aircraft with the Soviet UniDO, the sources said. 1be sourc••o astd Turldab air force headquarten and political pollee banned alllll&bta In and out of Trabloo \lrfleld and started an lnveattgattDO of the Incident will> a complete blackout al inl<nnltloo. w-·· ~· lrolllt:JO Will a.m. to 5 p:tn.bencla.llay unUI eltcllon. baneea. , ·* . . edlClne 1.1 1r~ Bernard Kall of Britain, now a guest lecturer at the University of California at Barteley, and Prcl. Ull von Euler ol Sweden. Tbe award by the Nobel Committee of lbe Royal Caroline lnatltute said tbe men were honored for "lbelr dlacoverlea OQIICernlng the hum«al lrattsmitters In the nerve lermjnala and the mec!'anlsml for lhetr storage, I I ' 40·TtJajned, Take Jobs \~J' headed towarda Trablton today without lnforminK the control tower and air traffic CDOtrol authtrities elaewhere In Turkey and Turldab air force jeta accompanied the plane at touchdown. Tbe Ume of lsnding of the hijacked Soviet paasenger plane and 118 type ,.."' not 1mHowever, aourcea close to the mediately available !rom government aald the plane Trabzon airport authorities. 3 slnare Pri%e ln . Talk:t~u!'~t!...~~ Larry Barnett, a former went to lite Tbu League, and American League baseball lllen to tbe Mljor Leapa. A umpire, spoke Wednesday to queatlon 1M llitmr ..ton Pomeroy-Middleport Uona · lollowed bls talk. followln,la noon luncheon at tbe Cl!-111 ""!'" ·O.Wge Green, Pqmeroy United Meth!ldlol COilimbul, jjuellt al · Clartnee ChUrch. . Struble; Terr7 Ohllnter. ~Ut~t . . al P!i. stder't ~ lObes, and T::U:~b1.~by~Gonara!J,llll N~, :::e:n~~.:~n~ul:'~ , -'· \ re!eaae and lnacUvatlon." Translated Into laymen's Engltllh It lDf!Jlllt their ltudiel bad uplalned tbe mecbanlaal guiding the tranamfailon af lmpuJaet belwaen the ....... celllln the IItman body. Neurolranamftteu ar• aubataneea which trlilalolt chemical idgnala betweeft 'ille . nerve eeDa. 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