https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/f2eac80bbc7ddb1d6b8f67d4acf0f5ed.pdf aad3a5c2d42c7f301c999e16e9849eed PDF Text Text .\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. IIELPINO CLOUD Robert Wingett, ~bube!M mlinl* of tbe �• .,,o. ~ll,lfl' )-'l'li!PIUJB Jlwtiii<HWL<W" • WIN AT iRII)GI! JPo'rth Weigh·t in Gold ·J 1BY'D£11110: OONKLIN rC : It'' 5 aha ACelllo a.. Et:unlca frlonJ • pll'fllll, bounctnc Ill • ' Conslderlne this, you'll Willi ID protect your IMestmfltll 1!J ··- g •JS : ~ ~Of ••o • not mean that If these same children bed received balanced dleta before the age of I they would be highly Intelligent. 11 does re<elved mean, however, that IIley. had """' proper diela ·~, would have been able lo more nearly atleln their potential. The food we eat can help or hinder our ~ -~ .wuo and weD· '"""" - .... n• balanced diel can help Insure a healthier end happier family. Certainly the Ume you apeoo checking and planning daily menus will be well worth your lnvestmenta. 1 Sco~r of.f!le ·Week Spencer, Mld<lelllllt. Lut weell:'a ''Scour. ol the Week" began oh cub ICOIIt In BALTIMORE (UPI)-11 tuok them four games bot tile Qn. cinnaU Reds think they've ftnally found how ID hit the ball pill llroob Rcbinaon. Leo May, who.. tJuoee..run homer powered the n.da ID their first Worlt! Serle• victory after tlree llralghtloues, eald he went ID the plate In tile eighth lminlllooklng for a way ID set the ball post Robinaon. "I went bock ID lilt dugout and asked Sparky (Anderson) What tile book on Wall was," May 11ld after the Reds defeated the Baltimore Orioles 6-11. Tbe Orioles were leading 1'>3 ~152ofPt.I'I01118Dbettlnol"!.: Todiy ·he is a mem ... vulry of Grace Episcopal Cbilrch, Poo-oy, and Wll · ·recruited on a Tuesday and lilt next Friday helped with bl MGM Dlatrlcl Fall ~at BarboursvUie, W. Va. Stille Fwonlllt601hlinnlvf11'8817of ICOIIIInS 111 111e Trl.state Ana Coiincil. !l:T .. :.:· Tilt IUier Oioc&t Ill . , _ bu 1*11 pnued "' ~ Butclllr, former .Jlel&l ,._II, lllloblvet.DIIWia Ill WlniiGa lldlm, N.C. ·~~~ace Jill 'Rie Ref. Bu!dler' ...... Ol*'allna the lion, J)IMIIO build a Pipets Owrdllll a,rac-. a.~ llnlca . . pu11111111Minc held llllbt ·btMIIIIII Gl ,llie ll1&dler 111e Rev. llld Jlll'l, '*. Larr)' II delermlneciiD prove that ICOUtinl IIIII will cmllnue Ill tb8 M!dd'tP"'orea and tbat lilt 8o)' Scout JI'GSI'8111 helpi build men. He's certalD Amoriea'l . ~ begllll * with boJpolnr. ~. Rain Bonnets ' Being Sold to NEW HAVEN - Tbe women•• Mlaiionary Society or the Nnr Ha""' l'lnt tllurdl or God met In the Fellowablp Building with Deloreol Ta)'lar IJid Relleclca Reed bolt 1 1 . Freda Turley gave clewUOIII IJid led In prayer, Eleanor n.vta the eecretary'1 "'JCCrl, and Faye Carpenter lbe · treuurer'• report. 'l1le soele!J II aelllni rain bonnets for a money-mUlDe projectandmemben also wted 10 order more IDle bop for a fundl'lllllns project. 'l1le IIIIIIWil auut:mu bo• will be oent w Q 11cme million In San Antonio, w~J~· p~.:=~~~"f.r: ::-: slam in any system. It Is a In !'ratiO· of Older Women: real ERNcinch in JACOBY MODwriter • actor Tony Carlyle, who Wlfu 15 points in high Hnhllr eon.-, l'lnt Aye. IJid Cedar St. GeDoral vllltln& houri ~ IJid 7-a p. m. Maternity vllllin& ho\ln 2:10 ID 4:30 p. m. l'lrellll Gilly on Pedlalrlca WlU'IL lllrtbo Mr. IJid Mrs, Jam.. R. nmmons,laebon, • daulhter: and Mr. and Mn. Harold F. Mllls, Oalllpolia, a IIIII!· DII<UrJOI Mrs. Henry E. Babr, Dale R. Adkins, Earl M. BarnhUI, Howard G. Brurnlleld, Olear Buck, Paul C. ilurrll, Nora L. Creel, Mrs. Jolm J. Dray and Infant daughter, Mn. Edward L. Findley, Euiene M. Garlow, Mn. Joeepb Haymul, Eugene L. Heath, Donn&'J. Nance, Gall Lee Nibert, Arlbnr R. Petrie, M1ldnod M. Powell, WUlllm Seoll Rutherford, BIUy G. Sclrbrough, Cbarleo F. Smith, Mn. Palricla Stull, CberJI K. SlapleiOn, Mn. Lacey Wolford, Jr. and infant daughter, Jame1 Rapp and Mrs. Marjorie llan'llclll. eacorla ageless Hope Hamplon, cards, North responds four defected for an evening with clubs. South's hand is strong Sloane Simpson 10 the Hawaii enough to head right for the IW .... Gloria Stelnem of lbe slam. His 15 high-card Fem Ub nonsense on a Phil points all appeat to be real parenllltllcally l told us Art Donahue TV show let her bias bard workers and he decides 0n111s1x beefed only about one Bl k ood I I show: Said "people refuse 1o to use ac w as a sa e y !ange!ttial Item in her book: li measure. Dorll' oplnloo that Stevros al'lend White Houae par es any In JACOBY MODERN you more," that they're ''not fun Teus. Niarchoe Is better looking than don't use the Blackwood con· SINGERS OOMING - A pcof !I eM' qaartel known u Arl.oloUe .... Merv Griffin's and people are jusWbltno IHo0J18er vention until you are pre· 'l1le soelety will be1in a six taateleall use of the tragic Calif. Interested In the te use pared to bid a slam if part· the "City Sicker&" will pl'O\IIde llllertalnment at lbe annual weeb group Bible study 10011 on meellng of lilt Me1p County Farm Blnaa Nl for 7:37p.m. 11reo for a joke buildup got only and Ita occupanta" .... We'll ten ner's response shows that "A l"unctiOnlng Faith." GUI lrDIIIII tile other TV late-late .... that 10 Duke Elllnglon, among your side has either three or TueadaynltheMelpllll!bSchool,Roct~. Tbequarlet wrapped boua bave been has enterlelned audleaces tllrough the Mldlreat for Meral Olear and JWle Levant olher White House honorees - four aces. In other words, placed In Sunday School cleeees years and their JI'GSI'am lncludtl bolladl, COUDiry and become grandparents via who'll be back .... Adele Rasey ~ 0~~ ~:1;:~~~~0~8~~ for Christ'• birthday ob· tracliUonal barbenldp quartet numben. A llleat dinner will daughter Amanda Cannel, Sardl, wile of Vincent Sardi Jr. You use it as a safety valve JerVance. Hoateues for .-1 be served preceding the meeting. Reaervatl<m for tile Ill· of the lop show biz restaurant, to keep yourself out of slams about Yuletide .... Bennett montll'a meeting wlll be NeWe JORNBON IN JAPAN nual session can be made by calllng 99WIIl or by cmtacllnll eerrs got ble nerve: One of said she's wrlUn& a cookbook that won't make because lluddlng, Alma Trlplelt and FUSSA, Japan - Airmail Bennett's Random House .... Said It In facl et another your opponenls can cash two any Fann Bureau Board member. Helen Fields.. ~ demonllrallon l'lnl Class James j.. Jolmaon, portfolios ("Faclng East" wltll restaurant enllrely - 111e tiny aces against you. ------:---:-7" party will be held "' Jwmlta 1011 of Mr. and Mn. Jamel orJclnal · lltllograpba by Jack 1em .of a French .realaQraot. This was a good Ume for .,,o. 1,• •• ·• - ·• a·• ' " ... .. ._ .. J.....,._ Jr -· • -··1 .. W..... . .. ·'" t·•· -r): .,, ····· ,•· .,., ~ tlii!int ......; ~'oN;, Levine and tell by James Cale20l(a1E.73n1St.) .... 'l11e safety. North's sound hand ·~= · :.: ... = ··· '~ Michener), due 1n Nov., will nlghld'ub r~§~!~lo,~ ' wa,n't · includes just one ace. He ...... · · · ··· usld IIi llle dlcctatloill and fordotYaiYokotaAB,Japan.·A You, South hold: -· .. •h for u·""g it and South stops at . bave a ..., pn'cetag. g~~ vuo ROOm owner shows r--" "-" ' ·"' · ""' ' ·" - - - -. refreibmerUi sened ID Paye " medicAl aJieclalllt, he • KISS '1'-4.41 .Qt7 .QI5 MonteP::ooer, who Invented Sam Graham - had lo gel bit 1lYe. TH£ DAILY SfltnNR · · Clrpenter, Iva Clpebarl, Rena lftVIoully llll"VIII at Dover What do you do now? the Copacabana and Iota of by a car. Johnlon, NeWe Dudding, Helen AFB, Del. He llalllli&raduate DEVOTED TO A-m<! alx Qllll.. wUb o ..... Bdwy. nightclubs over lbe INTEREST OF Johnlon, Anna Johnlon, Sue ol Mldd!aport Hl8h Sdlool and serv~~tive partDer or five lpa4el The bidding has been: MEIGS.M'ASON AREA decades, tile sprightly Enrln, Freda Turley, Betty and alteDded Manball Unlvenlty, .. u11 • UheroJ . Tloere ..., CHESTER L. TANNEHILL, Weal North Eaat Sooth Utile Club Restaurant In New Exec. Ed. some 4edsloaa that ..,_.. ea~ Lori Dolin, Orpba Flelda, Hunlln&IOn, w. Va. ROBERT HOEFLICH, Hope, Pa., far from llle 1111108· tlnb' oa beblr at 11M tUio. Boon1e Fields, Eleanor Devil, • City Editor LAWRENCE E. LAMB, M.D. JDUII area .... Newest ''Ub" ·Published dally oxupl LucUle Powell, Drue Hart, lalurday bY Tilt 01110 Vallov Juanita Ward and Sharoll. oulflt: Dog Ub in Westport, Publllhlng C4mPI!!v, 111 C4urt. Conn., ao pooches may romp oo Pomeroy, Ohio, 45769. THREE VJBIT HERE alnm Offlct Phont 992-2156.: _.. beacbel at will .... Jackie ltorlal Phono 992·2157. J Mill Mary nelffer, Mila Gleason was 10 have played tile Stcono clou pootooo pold •• Heleu Plelf!er, and Mrs. Morrla Pomeroy, Ohio. · . ~........... L!tl_Vepa spot If be could gel Netlonal edvertlalnt· G'....,.. OF • • • K~ CaniOn were """""'"' nbre ..ntetlvt Bottlntlll-. ua:11uo a~~~a"OD.AD ..-.-, ' Art Carney 18 CIHIIar: He Golloahor, Inc., 12 Eost41st St., . Mr. and MrL John Yudl and gueala of Mn. Nan Moon and collldn't -now Art'a playing It New York City, Ntw York. Ia of "'Mildred lfawlin Mid By LAWRENCE E. LAMB, M.D. SU\IO<rlptlao ratn: Dtllvtrld Mn. Margaret C ua ...,. without Gl0110n .. .. Fred by aorrler Whorl IVIIIObll ~ Allen•- Pa. and Mr. and dleport. Mill Hallie Zerlde and Allen'a old ally, Peter Donald, ctntl per week; ont VHr ln. .. ....., ,.. __ Nellie s~•- ...,_, the advance ot Tho Dolly &ontlntl Mrs. Edword Ktlebka, .._ . -... ...,_ now 11 Clrcutt Salnll • Sinners omu, &23.40 .. Six mo . ntho~ .....,.,_,W.Va., were weelletld lOIII' for dlnaer Satur. day Fat facls cause about as heart attacks and strokes. 1 t\1.70. Three .menthl, 15.1!1. Br: -~ _........ ......... club Jleadman. Motor Route whoro corrltr· ·goula o1 Mr. and MrL Jolm evenlll8, and 011 .,..._.y much confusion as any as· Conversely, polyunsaturated Yul Brynner'a aon Roc strvlct not avalloblt' On• u.o.•L... In u 1, . . , _ . u-. • .....,. tdaterl enterlallled with peel of lbe diet. It makes a fats In limited amouota apmonth 11.50. lyman: One vet~r ' ABKaiUI ..,.-r-.. ..... &IAIW'V decided th atart right at the lop, difference wbelber you are pear to be useful and may 112.00. Six monlho 16.25. lllrN ....1111 remained for a two week 1 dlmer party al lbe Nnl ....,!hi ....00. SUbllcrlptlon orlct ....,. talklllg about saturated fats even decrease the lltellhood 1ncludn $und~V Tlmt;s,&ontlnol, · vlllt, Pleuanl Reoart. 1 or unaaturated and of artery dlleue. That II whether the unsaturated fats the crux of lbe reason for polyunsaturated !ala I II are polyunsaturated or not. eating and avolding saturated ones. As far as calories are con· To avoid eating too much cern~lt It does not make saturated fat your diet I I any erence which ldntl of contain mostly !Ish, should 1 By Helen Bottel 1 fat you eat. Regardless of 1 1 Its type, a gram of fat con· chicken, turkey, vegetables, '"""ll FOR IT! jealOUI)' and be happy with talns about nine calories (a skim milk or low.fat forUfied YOUTH """"' 1 d level teaspoonful of marga· milt, polyunsaturated mar· 0 __ , _ h . Thll colmnn is for yolll& what tlley've got? unno. rlne contains about 25 calo· garine and limited amounts ~ "' 1116 people their problems and Maybe I'm Jus! lucky, bid I rles) . U you need to limit of lean beef. Go easy on ~ their troublel and can 'I help tblnldng I'm ooe of the calories you eat, you lard, butter, many solid UIIU& .::xJriiHHI fun. AI .rith lbe rest of Helen MANY lucky ooes. - KID must limit all types of fat in vegetable margarines, pork and exceaalve amounts of · Help U..!, It welcomes laughs SISTER your diet. bat won' dodge a serious Dear llel.. : Gen4llaiiY speaking, fats unsaturated questlm with a bruah.off. I don't tlllnk you aymp~tblzed that IA!lld to be solid at room (best polyunsaturated) vegeSend ~ur •-·•e quesU-·. aufficienlly with "Lonely and temperature are saturated table olls are safftower oil tllarles R. l*ler of Mount •· - ··dldn fats. This includes animal 1o YOIJ'I1I ASKED FOR IT, Left OUI" whole parenll 'I fat found in beef, pork, lard, and com oil. Soybean oil Is VernOn, Ohio, dlreclAir of pubUe 81 e~re of Helen Help U..! this P'Y u much altenllon ID her solid vegetable margarines, not as good In this respect. relalion. of the Ohio Conference nnrapaper. tlley did lo the older sisters and shortening and buturfat In Peanut oil and olive oil are of SevenliMiay Mvenlllla wlll MY READERS brothers when they were her dairy products. There are a considerably less desirable. deliver 111e Sallblth SaiWi ANSWER THE MAIL age. You even aclmltled that few liquid fall that are satullear Helen· you your~elf were cuJity of rated fall; the worll of· ~o:o~ut,:r ~:~~~~ u~~s':!; Oct. 17 at the PaaMroy Smlllbavolded. day • Advi!Dilll church, ,_ pi. who feelllighted taking g.._ of p1c1ures of your fender is coconut oil. • • • Mulberry Helihla, II ap.m. '-·uae .......re ... ,.,.... or oldest child, while the youngest Unsaturated fall are uau· _.. .~, u.. owcu albian ally Uquld, or soft at room Dear Doetor-l've heard Beeler,wboalloisdlreclorof lourlh In the family, and don't only had a lew Ill lilt · teml"''"ature. Most fllb oils that milt causes lndlgesUon the deparlmeDia ol re1J8!oua getu many anapaholllaken, or Only aellllh, cruel and in· are unsaturated, which is In some people. Islbll true? Uberty 1J111 radl~ ol maybe have 1o wear handoflleo IO!IIltlve parenll treat their probably related to the cold Dear Reader-Yes. Some the Olllo Conference, wu ben downl! 1 tlllnk that 1n many children unjllllly, and there is water environment In which adults cannot digest lhe lac· 111 North ~ Roci, Ark. He CUOIIhey're emphallzlnc Ultle no e~cuae for II. II makel me they live and swim. Vege~c ~~kth:!:~yd~~: recelnd bll 1!1inl~~~ tblnga and overlookinl the bolllng mad when I hear of ~~~0;~:· !tlcha:d ";'o';t:~ diarrhea. Milk seem• to par- training at the ~lion 1 (realer benefits of being parenta who fa~or one child oil, are unsaturated fate. Ucularly aggravate two dis- Soul!nreltern Union CqlleJe II. younpat. over another. -MRS. M. 8· It Is Important to IPJ>!O· eans of the lnteallnes. One Keene, TeUI and the~~ 11hr 1 bave two older sisters and Deer Mrs. S.: elate that a saturated fat of these Is ulcerallve coliUs, day Adventlll Tbeolo1lcll CliO older brother. I !mow that My educated guess II that you contains the max I mum a dlnaae of recurring mas. Semlna.r7 .. whell It wu Ill I~IIOllenmorellrivllesOithan either haven't sllrted your amount o! hydrogen. ·An Ill· live watery dlerrhea •. The w~. D. c. , ·. tlley ever did because my l'anllly or II numben no more saturated fat contain• less other Is ~onal enteritis, a H• ·~ ll'\'el'al ~ ..._M -- of ''practiced" 00 than two children (which is hydrogen. The less hydrogen 1 ,__,.-' da of 1 it contains the more UD· 1n ·and them IJid ,... rolued when 1 plenty these ya, courae. saturated It 11. Hence, poly· the large Intestine. This dis· Arkanlu; tnd wu the!! aenlu . · eame along. I aot ID date I, !Do, Ret bolllng ~ at unsaturated. You will tee ease often resembles appen. a ~ 10 .t!MI .Citllil;1lm :.....,...,lllaJoullater,andlwas ''inlenlltive favoritllnt but, reference to this on food Ia· dlcl!l.a and can caun ob· arel', wllete b.t served In :·:much more ''undenlood" than (II Kid Siller pointed oul bels. A fll(ld !bat baa been olructlon. President Einn· varl~ deh9mln~llonal ~­ · · · they Were above),the number of~ "hydtogen'Uod" or "par- b'ower had thl,s prol>l.. em and lntatrlllv.e {IO~IJ · Ill tilt , . Ma.... ,;,.. •·-'ly album hu In a family album II no proof. ti ally hydroge~ilted" has was oporated upon for an ob- •. · "· ~ v~ · · u.. """' u1 re11 ed been converted to a solid or . . 10 ;:. more,_ plcluru olllle first born, our .young~ is q te ., · saturated fat and is not as structlon during bll prell· 'ilency. and , . •..:.:. •.~:11.f'~:·~ :·;.;_.maybe lhe got 1 few more that we only recorded ~ bel\ good for you. m .. .,.,.., fotllifl'ri• A.,•. , Hi;·.w u ~~ , . e_. . .• ~II. She might momenta, whlle our oldett .ul Most heart specialists and . , W"-'1!1 ·~...~~ un~ .. · ·,::!Yell aUU be "grandma's go down in hlllor)' u .the Ull· 1be American HeartAuoc;a. .-"-• ...i ...il/oou .u ~lni--~~·-;' ~li " bat abe had ID break clothed kid with ll(ilnach on bll Hon agree !hal if you e~ too,. co-•lt It LIWII!'!ft i,- lAM, j fOil•" !llli~:~tilll• · .; ..........., 'for lilt olllerl _ IJid chin (plus bolng thesubjeclof a much saturated fat yo~ are M.D., I• '"' '' .. ~ ,.. W"!'o Ii'torldil · eontm"cfl •lite!~ • •"""t ld h dred other embarra.ulng more likely to develop fatty 0.. IA01~ CO\"Itf ...... , ioJ,~IoJN/ tra....,;,..inl. jo the 0tuo ~ jlr < ...,. a lot more kind of s up WI ued lilt d e p o • i t s In the a~rles, ltfttt•, Itt will ' t111'rf' r.t'tttt _ol Ma~"'Yftii':'~'~ ~:-. ;J'• '· ' . ' ·hj.ertmental rule.. pix, always dra out a1 which. in turn. can ltid lo ,..,., mr..,., ;, lllftttf ctiMH!J~ ,. 1'i , • · WbJ ean't the.. kids forget wrong limes! I - H. now.,... r--------------------------1 Helen Help Us .. n; fats SabL...d. fah~oll C--- Here OcL 17th = ~tesu:':':.~·uof.t ua1~1a ~ tM·' " .·.·, ·itteddmc relltldnl ·; · :\ '• - said, the The ball went way put "Now we've &ol a chance ID mqlc was IMt year but 1 1'1111.1lnll4bml.,,.,aaldhewas Rcbinaon and all lilt Orioles, set lllam back to Cincinnati couldn't find it." reld.Y 11> 110 qaln an 'l1turldly. over the left center field wall where we want tllem," mana- Anderson eald he would atart "I might hurt 1111 arm but I'll Into tile Oriole bullpen. "'Dutlwu a good way 1D get It peel aU of them," a happy May said. Winning pitcher Clay Carroll, who held tile Orioles ID only one bit over the last 3 z.a 1no1nga after relieving. Don Gullett In tile slztll, said he felt the win had charged up tile sagging Reds. ''This broushtthe whole team back," Cwrolllllid. "We were a llWe down but IDmorrow we're reaDy &olng ID be up." ger Andenon eald. He said today'a victory confirmed his beUef tllat lbe Reds are still !be beat team. "My ball club Is 11111 tile beat club here und I'm not going ID change my opinion now," he said. "Our chancet are 11111 as_good as tlley were When we star'led," Anderson said but be edmltled tllal before May's bomer be was beginning ID loee hope. "I !old Gil Hodges list night that I dldn~ know what bll eltller Jim Merritt, Mill WUCOI be reedy 10 or Wayne Granger Thureday but be eald it would probably be 11).game winner Merritt who bed befltl unable 10 pitch In lbe Serlell so far because of a 1t1re Sports Desk so out !hare," be More Sports . "Merritt says bll ann is OK," On Page Six Anderson "but I'D have on tllat. Alii want do is ann. said, 10 check II> by Chet TannehiU get enough pitchers oolthere 10 ''The ball was down lbe go nine lnnlnp." said. middle and I SWIIll," May said. Coach Don Estey will brlnll• IIIIPIIJ reYIIDped .._lalo,~ Carroll, who made bll tlllrd Anderton said be boped u Marauder. Stadium Friday nlgbt bopiJII to co 1111 • 011 U.~ , "After that I Just saw laces and appearance In lour g...,s 111d would rain 'l1turldly 10 give bll heard IIOIID<l!." who has not allowed eny Oriole prelllftCI pllching staff • rest. Marauders In the Southelllem Oblo Foolball Conltreace. il!>th . club& now are Z.l In tile league; Au.. is J..2 overall; Kelp 4-1•. ,, IUclt Eeaea, 311lb. senior center, bu badbllllluUn( job lllrm·~ NBA Standings awayfromhlm by utlb.Junlor Mlb Blek, and left balfbtci: llon ·.: NBA Slandlntl Wood, 178lb. Junlor, hu beeo replaced by 134 lb. )lnlor Paul.•~ By United Pnsslnlornotlonal Scannack. ,, Eastern COnfennct Chiclnnatl •b r h bl Atlantic Dlvlolon Meigs, on the other hand, comins lniO their 11170 homecoming, . Tolan, cf 3 I I 0 W. L. Pet. GB and needing this one 10 lr.eep alive In the Ulle chue - u does ... Rose.rf 5 I 2 1 New York 2 0 1.000 Perez, 3b Alhe111- probably wlll be eble 10 tt1art the IIIU.alll on olf- and'·. ~ I 0 0 Philadelphia 1 0 1.000 o;, Bench,c ~ I I 0 Buffalo 1 0 1.000 lfJ delense, though there are t11ree quutlons marb abollleftl')'llody May, lb 3 2 2 • 801 ton I 1 .000 1'12 being at 100 per cent efficiency. .' Carbo. It • 0 0 0 BALTIMORE(UPI)-Sparky rightwherelam.l'dratllernot 1beae queations, an Wedneedsy Dlgbt after the 6nal bird·:• Control Division GB BALTIMORE (UPI) - Clay pretty much pinned the hopes Helms. 2b 3 0 I 0 Baltimore wi Lo 1~· Carroll credlta his World Series of the Reds on the stroq arma Concepcion," 3 0 i I Anderson never hides tile way pack my sullcan another crws of the week, are llonnll 11ogp, tile lllldl: oenlclr 1'1111111111·~· I 0 0 0 he feels abolll Earl Weaver. Atlanta o o .000 '"oi,. IIIICCe88 over the Baltlmore of their relief pitchers <'frroU, Carrol!, p tlme." btck, who ,.88 out of ICbool mTueaday but blck Mllllllnll Wed.;• Nolan, p I 0 0 0 Clnclnnotl 0 1 .ooo 1 Orioles 10 concentralloo and He lllres him very much. Before Wemeaday'a 6-11 vlcto· needly: Ted lalew, junior ol!erudve g1llrd and deferudve lllllde ··• I 0 0 0 Don Gullett and Wayne Gran- Gullett, p 1bbt is no gag or anything ry by lbe n.da, lbelr flnlt after Cleve~:.ern ~!..,;:' 1 plenty of wtrk and says he is ger. Woodward, 11 0 0 0 0 whipped up by lbe newlpllper- tllree stralllbt loeaes, Anderson llneblcter, who was bothered by abdominal pains Well_..y · ' Bravo, ph I 0 0 0 Mkl-t Division ready to pitch again IDday even That's fine with Carroll, who Chaney, ss I 0 0 0 men merely 10 spread a Ultle talked about how badly he night, and Tom Hollner, wlnibadi: with wrlal problema. W. L. Pet. 08 If II hurll bll arm. Totals good wlll around In the World wanted the ball seme. The coaching llaff belt! out hopes ell would be 1llartera ;• Detroit Carroll shut out lhe Oriolea appeared In S5 games this year, 34 ' " ' 6 Chicago 1I o 1 1.000 .500 1f2 71 in 111118 and 68 In 1968. 1bbt Series. ''Thll me means 80 much," against Alh<m, which laced tile Marauders a-11 oo a pees In· :• Milwaukee o o .000 1;, on one hit over tile last 3 2-3 year the fl.foot.l righthander BaHtmoro •b r h b 1 "-••ky Anderoon thinks Earl he eald. "So much. 1 know what tercepllan two yearsago here, bat lost atlxmelo tile Melp boy1 ,.,, Buford,lf 4 o ..,.... 0 0 Phoenix 0 o .000 v, lnntnss Wednesday 88 the n.da 3 o o o Weaver is one helluva fine somepeoplearelll)'lnsaboutus In 1167 and 111118. · Pac~"c Divi1lon won 6-6 to avold an Oriole was 9-4 wllb 16 saves and a 2.60 Blair, cr W. L. Pel. GB E. R. A. In lOt 1..'1 Innings. Powell, lb J I 0 0 maneger and a good guy per- already. I know. Bit I still ~oflenaeAihenawlllatartJlm3cottandFredTcmatOIIdl, ·• Loo Angeles 0 0 .000 ... sweep. With aU tllat work Carroll F.Roblnson,rf : ~: ~ sonally,IDo. bellevelnmyhearttllatwe're lllrlaMartl!!,lllowedinthe('.alllpolJigamebyll'ul.B,IJIIIAilen -. San FranciS<:O 0 0 .000 ... He wen I inti> the game in tile didn't complain about being • 0 2 1 "My friend, Lefty PhlWps goMa winlhlllhlng. I mean II. : Portlond o o .000 ... sixth •··•·- wltll one out, Oriole tired. Seattle o 1 .000 •;, ""~"' Johnson, 2b • o 0 o (the Csllfomla Angels' mana- H we can only take 'em btck ID Mike Buckatcenter,MlbGreeaat quarterbtct, PauiSearmldr • San Diogo o 2 .000 1 Ellie Hendricks on tlllrd and "I'm ready lo go again Belanger,ss ~ 00 00 00 ger)telllmeEarlWeaveristhe Oncinnall ..." andLesOuunpllnathalfbaota,IJIIIDickRelterat&lllback Wtclno'""'y's RtiVHo Dave Johnson, a .281 biller at tomorrow. Even if It hurts my 3 1 0 1 best maneger In the American Immediately after reliever Rutter,thei!Milb.-thonefullback,isthelrudandbatter Ba lllmy'l[ei28 2JCS.In 10 iogo I~ the plate. N arm, I'll be out tllere, ready. Watt, p o Vo 0 League and I have 80 much Clay Carroll struck out Don man for Athena, and 11 de9eaded heavily on for ble blncttq for ow dl!< I nc nnatl 1"I ~-I'd have lo bear Buffalo 107 Cleveland 92 Nn::w "I love the work," he said, p 0 00 0 o faith in Lefty tllat If he told me Buford for lbe final out Wed- tile Eoltey halfbecb. Greea, quarterback, is - . 1 in teque Philadelphia 110 Chicago 107 down and hit my spot. I did; I "aoo It Is the World Series." TDrabowsky, R e 1.~mund, ph .! day is "'""I, J'r believe him," nesday Anderson demonstrated 0 1 Detroit 123 Seattle 11) hit the inalde and oulalde ,. _ 5 14 ,...,, puling with 11 for 31 and Z39 yards, with only 1111 btereeptioa ... Reds manager George Cincinnati 011 010 030-<i Anderson IllY•· ''That's how how completely human he Is. Werry, the Melp quarterback is 11 for 35 for 2110 Yll'dl with two ; (OnlyThurldlly's Game& &cll'.Ouledl corners of the plate." He struck G.mes "Sparky" Anderson feels a Baltimore 013 001 1100-5 much I lhlnk of him." "Just me more lomGrrow," lnlerceptlons, by way of C<lllplrlaon. Booton at Phoenix out Johmon and got Mark little different. E- Tolan, Rose, Per•z. Okay 80 Sparky Anderson he eald. "Just one more. 1 (Only game scheduled) Belanger lo pop out 1o left LOB-Cinconnall6, Baltimore 5. ' , , For comparllon of the two clubl In rw:1t1ns and (NI8Ilnc ·. He hns nol gotten a complete JB-Concepclon. HRs-B. has this tremendous regard for wouldn Ieven mind some rain. yardage, see onpage 6 1be lotali'9COrdlof all lelllllll. "-'-boa a :. field. .......,. game In the Series from any of Robinson. Rooe. May. S-Bialr. LefcyPhllllps and thlnbalot of Somebody reminded him tllal u k Although Carron couldn't slop his starters and GuUell, tile 1~ lp h r or bb so Earl Weaver bat what does It mly 24 hours earlier he talked comfortable advantage owr Alhens In nJshinc, 63410 :117 yarda. ~· n OC ey ndi111gs Broob Robl111on -who alngled y01r old UrebaJUng rookie, did ~~T;u ll~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ a11 mean 1 • ooty about'll'lnrtlng tile flnlt one. ~ def...., eoach Eskey reverses b11 fltlde left "' • · ,. NHL ·standlnts ill the eighth -Carroll slopped Carroll IWI 3 2-3 I o o 0 4 Merely this: He'd lllre 1D take "You !mow how II is, •• amlled retains blllackles, moves Buck 10 middle guard, runs Don Wood :0 not have his beat sluff In his By Unltod Pross International tile real of the Orioles cold fol' Palmer 7 • s s 4 7 Weaver and all the Orioles.., a tile Reds' manager. "Human and Jeff Spencer as Interior linebackers, O!omplln IIIII Deve : · E1st tllree efforla so far. w. L T. Pts. the rest of the game. lr:;~ky : ~ ~ llltle trip Friday night. naltlre, 1 auppoae. Everybody Oldfield as oulaldellnebocken, and Greeo and Bob FenneD at : Montrel 2 o o • "I pitched pretty good," To make things worse, ace Pal111er pitched to 2 batters In "I hmestly feel if we can take likes to win. 11 safeties. ·' Booton reUever Wayne Granger was j ~ g ~ Carroll said. "It was problbly ath; Watt pitched lo 1 batter in 'em back to Clnclnoatl, we'll The Reds' players couldn' Melgasterters oooffenae should be Joo Kloeund Mike Grate :·· Toronto clobbered by lilt Orioles In his 91 ~_ 2. 36 A- SJ 007 New York 1 1 o 2 my beat outing so far." win this thing," Anderson says. have shown more emotion atflllda, Mark Werry and Fred Lee al tackleo, Deve Boyd llld Ted " Buffalo 1 1 o 2 In his three World Series only appearance. AI a reault Earl Weaver would like ID Wedneedly bad they won the Lehnr al guards, nnd Reger Abbott at center. Baets ore Werry at · · ' · Detroit I 2 0 2 games Carroll held the Orioles Andersm wu hoping he could Vancouver thank his friend, Sparky An· W..-ld Serlell. When Carroll quarterback,BoggsandllooBmllborTcmllolfnerathalfbaob, :· Wool 1 3 0 2 10 four hits, no runs and struck believe 11).game winner Jim derson, for tile kind Invite 1o tllrew that third strike post and Tiny Williams at luDbock. •· W. L T. Pto. out nine In 4 1..'1 innings. Merritt who said Wednesday Onclnnati. Buford in the nlntll catcher ~del.,.. Mark Werry, Boyd, Jon Kloes and Boga - · :; Chlcego 2 o o ~ His pitching hu bean the that his sore ann felt floe. Facf8 & Figures "Being real hooest about II Johnny Bench nearly broke the Cmtlng In are Jeff Morris and Wayne Well at ends, Jolm Tbomu -. L::::eleo g ~ bright spot on lbe otllerwise Olherwile Anderson said, "I though," says Weaver. "I'd just old World Series' record for a at middle guard, (]lip Hagerty at halfback: Abbott 1110981 10 .· 1 • as soon not go back. I feel fine ~ Jump onto a winning tackle, Grate ID balf!!!oclt, and Lehew 11> linebacker. Sm1lb 11111.,. ~~~:~~'!f~la l•· g,;,i . =:!~,:.~m!,.~~ · co:_d :~ors!t u.:e Tbe MLTIMORE (UP!) - 'l1le ... " pitcher set by Yogi Berra after Hoffner work tile come,., · · · I 0· o McGloii>Un and Jim Merritt weatherforecaalfor today offer· fa&' and P . es on lbe World 000 ·J.ar , sen R ,l.tehed. his piirfect · , " 1 0 0 1 · phm.the lneffecll,....... of Tony ed a 1111 per cent chance of Series: Dokla~nncta ., R~u.fs game 14 yeara ago. ''-',.' I! f,IJ. Toronto 7 St. rouls J Clontnser and Gary Nolan, have showers. TeaJDII: Baltimore Orioles ABA Standi'IUTII Anderson wai no leas moved NETS TRADE SOlON New Y..-k 3 Buffalo o MERCEIN ADDED (American league) vs. Cln· ·-..than bll players. Chicago I Vancouver 2 NEWYORK(UPI)-TheNew clnnati Reds {National By United Pr:::,rmernatlon.l "I'm so happy to be here,'' he NEW YORK (UPI)-'111e New.. Boston 8 Los Angeles 5 York Nels of the American York Jela Wedneeday an-. (Onlulames scheduled) L Leagoe). w. L Pel. GB volunteered after answering Baskelball AlaoclaUon Wednes- DOWiced the addition of veterao, Thursday's Gilmes l.itJI Lengtll of series: Best four- K~nlucky o 0 .000 ... queatl0111 from new11111.. in lbe dey traded Wail Simon, the last Montreal at Buffalo 0 ~ .000 ... -clallntervlewroomaetaslde running back Chuck Merce1n 1D • ouk>f...,.en •ames Vorglnoa Chicago at Detroit e · Carolina 0 0 000 .._. original team member, lo the their 1811 squad. Vancouver at Philadelphia . Results: lsi game - New York o o :ooo ::: each day for the winning Kenlucky Colonels for an Pllllburgh at Minnesota There was a good chance tllat . Baltimore 4, Cincinnati 3; 2nd Floridians 0 0 .000 ... manager and b11 players. IOnly games &cheduled) . game- Balllmore 6, Cincinnati Potlsburgh 0 o .000 Back Ill the n"'- n.da' undlacloeed draft cboice. the Moot-2, 222i>OUnd former , In three years with the Nell, West -~ 5: 3rd g~me - Baltimore 9, w. L. Pel. GB quarters tll...e was a beautiful Simon averaged 18.3 poinla a Yale alar would be activated·, SALT LAKE CITY (UPI)- from a broken finger on his left Onclntllti 3; 4th game - Utah for Sunday's game qainal the'. I 0 1.000 .. . bouquet of 15 roees on An· game. Tbe Utah S1ar1 drubbed the hindi Baltimcn Colla. . Eorty Wedn-y Mfxlld Onclnnati 6 Baltimore 5. Indlana 0 0 .000 •;, derllllll's desk. Texas 0 0 .000 'f' - r 1, " " Denver Rockelll:IWt, Wednes- Donny Freeman led the Stars' Schedule:' Game 5 at Memphis 0 0 .ooo 1 "Someooe sent us lheoe," Pis. day nlgbt, 1n the only ABA same scoring In their plusb home Ballbnore, Oct. 15. Gam01 11-7 Denver o 1 .000 1 said the Onclnnall m&nlger. "I Zldo's Sport Shop «< ....._.,,_, but one of !belt top Porler·Smllh 30 _......, quarters at the Salt Palece (if needed) at Cincinnati, Oct . Wednesday's R11ulls lllinl< tlley mlght've befltl get. Oiler's Sohlo 28 players drew an Indefinite Arena, nelllng 'll points. He was 17-18, Ulah 134 Denver 99 H•• _.., bury ... Not IOnlygame&cheduledl -e • ._.. 10 Alhland 011 28 ll'lllfltllion and a Q,OOO fine Startlnt! limes: I p. m. EDT. Thursday's Gamoo reaDy. Tbey were Ifill II> us by LOU'I Alhland 24 when he failed 10 soli up for the followed by Zeimo Beaty wltll 23. N•lson's Drug 18 TV and radio: All gemes New York al Plllsburgh one of tile n.da' f... bock High Men's Individual game, 1eUDn opener. Ken~cky " 1 Indiana home. ....... !Dot nice, donl Julian Hammond led llle way National Broadcasting Com- Carohna at Floridians .~ou..-, Jim Qleen 230; Women, Belly Mlrv Jact.J, former All· for llle unforttal&te &cketa, pany and NBC radio networks. !Only games scheduled) tlley?" Smith 189. High Series - Jim America a( the Unhenlty of Players &bare: Guaranteed IIOOI'ing 17 points, a good per. Queen S8J and Belly Smith and Utah bas been '-"''""with lilt Linda Winebrenner Q7, ' "'WIIIIIS formance for the 11-loot.l for. fl$,1)00 mlnim111111 per m;n ID Team High Game and Serle& club over ble conlrlct. ward. Lonnie Wright followed winners and fl ,500 mlnbilrms - Zlde'o Sport Shop 474 and Denver 'Weril out short-handed up wllb 10 points '"' four goal.a per man ID losers or a ablft of 1932. also with the loss of Spencer the sate recelpll from the 'llrst and two free tlrows. Trl county Lesguo Baywood. The ABA'I Moll four games, whlchewr Is latsef Oct-7, 1970 Valuable Player and 1169 emctmt. HUMPHREY INJURED H&R Firestone "':; Rookie of tha Year is tiUfferlng ATLANTA (UPI) - The Odde: ~lea are favored 7·1 Davis, Warner Ins. 22 AUanta Folcons reported ID win the Series and 6-11 1o win Mason Furniture 20 · Wedneeday that tile left side of the 6flb ceme. Eagl" 14 IAKERBSIGNEIUCIBON their defensive front four - end 1 ~~~~::,Vs Dodge LOS ANGELES (UP!) - Claude Hwnplray and tackle : Tum High Sorles - Dovl•· Forward Keith Erlctson, a Jolm Small - will be out of Warner Ins. 2.19~ Team High holdout since the flral day of acllm ''lndellnltely" because of Must be sold to make Single Game, Davlo·Wirnor training camp, was olgned Injuries. ATI'l!:NDED RI!TREAT room for Winter Tires. '"'· 930. Individual High Strl" and Wedntaday by the Loe Angeleo Humpllrey sprained an ant1e NEW HAVEN - Mn. Divtd All sizes- Black and Game, Dolt Dovlo 518 and 221. Libra lOa multi..year cmtrocl. In last Sunday'a 13-0 toea at Flelde, Jr. attended the state White Walls. llllll8JtiNII TOPS Erk:kam, wbo enjoyed hll lllllu. Small suifered a 11nee board meellng and prayer llne8l pro season In 1Mfl.70, injury Ill the prevjoua week's JJ. retreat · 11 Cedar Lekes In WHILE THEY UST NEW YORK (UPI) -Miami worked out wll.b the club 20 Victory over san Franctaco. Ripley. The Woman's of Olllo, aecond in the naUon In Wfdneaclay night and wlll Jolil Mfaalonary Society of "the ~ and ,delenae and rtiJI.. the LUers ftr their opening REVIVAL PUNNED Cburcb of God IIJ)OII8ored the 650113 nerup m paailng deletlle, lllllt"game qalnat the Cldcago Bulla BIW 15.50 NEW HAVEN - Revival evenl IIIII NIOiDI Randall .of 1.79 lop college IMm In defenae for f'rlday night. Tel'llll of the lerVIces will begin at bl Nnr Anderloo, Ind. and edllAir of 125114 B.IW 19.9Q 2.3& . the tlllrd C01188C11Uve lraek. cmtract were not dllcloled. lle'll!ll First awtcb of God 1111 Mfutons m1pz!ne was . the 775115 WIW 1t75 Monday, Oct. It, at 7:311 p.m. gueatleader.Mrs.Fielda..n,..l 845115 The Rev. tlllrleo E. Curllla of u alate vice l'"l'denl of the WIW 24.20 Clarlellob wlll be the ,. , . w........ Millif!11111 Socil!ty. evangelllt. 'l1le public is cor• '111e fbome the culfaMee Box Score Sparky Admires Orioles Manager i Aclrermanatlackle~,lleves.gerandJimSwearJnsflllatguanla, ~~~~f.·:" °° Sta I I [ .;;;..;;r ri ri ri t:;, ll Mf~t~tt~Y. ~ .=:" U.. _ Drubs Denver BY 134•99 Count Loeal BowliDg w, . · • l "Hoover/' MaY ''Hoover Roblnaon.'' Ended, 6-5 ~.~~~~s':"c3b t' Healthful Eating Hinges On Types of Fats G' . . 111d Woll had jull replaced starter Jim Palmer who had walked Tony Perez to open lbe Inning and given up a llingle ID Johnny Bench. ''The bout told Wattlhrnr a sinker and a ilat allder," May said. "So I figured he would try lo get me ID bit It down 10 Hoover at third base." ''What was that?" someone asked. Concentration And Hard Work Pays Off . Make Money new suit immediately. !. Orioles' Stre t.arrr lie is acolllmalter of 8o)' Sco1rt Troop 245 IIJI<Qtlred by Both vulnenble tile Feeney Bennell A!Jterlcan west North r.t Sooltb Legion Poal of Mlddlepo!rl. His wife, Judy, is a llell1 Puo ' • Pua Leader Coach for Cub Seoul ~= ~ Pack 246: Pl'A preaidenl at Openin& !tad_. A Middleport Elementery School, and leader of Brownie Seoul In bealc JAC011Y MOl).. Troop ff1 ERN, we brecommend !bat, '" employed by In· wb 13 potn•· or Larry · '" en you ave .. ' .~ Diversified Service of more m support of parlaer s ·~~· W v His d m a j o r-s ull opealng and Huntington, . a. 111 can't give a forcing Jump Judy's children are Dale, II, a raise because you are play· First Class Seoul; Dean, 9, Cub in:p, limit raises, 1that you Scout·' Laura,B,BrownleScolrt, a opt the I o II ow n g pro· and Tlnl, s, who tlllnb abe's cedure: Cub Seoul and a Brownie! Wllb an unbalanced band and 13-16 points in support, bid your longeat side suit and then lake dl appropriate actloa depen ng on your partner's rebid. Wllb a balanced band and 13-14 points In support, bid four diamonds. With 15-18 points, bid four clubs. In any more, thatcase, you with jump 17in or a ::: 11118. CONILIN e BY JACK O'JIRIAN NEW YORK - Between caviar bites at the Quo Vadis, Dorll Ully, author of "1boee Fabulous Greeks" (a faaclnaUnsly gossipy tome, £AST •92 • 8u • A IOU ~ ~ ~r 6 3 • z • KQ ' vo1ce along 8 roadway ••-'•• In N. y . with aclually s-··• his own udeptallon of a Qlcteau tale (''OplWD"), and won the positively worst review• In seasons .... Martha Goelz and Anne Roosevelt (John's flrat frau) say IIley Intend ID Uve In Majorca .... La Goelz' full nametJ are Martha Stephenson Goe Kemp Mature McKelway lz · es 1o ~. late Vta .... marnag uR bandleader Hal Kemp, the earner Victor Malure etc .... Harry Belefonte aod Peter Falk looked like business in their lWlcheon klatch at Gatsby's .... Restaurateur Nick Manero, president of the Eastern Veteran Golfers AIB'n, just won PGA(progolf's)sanctlonlorun his own Man,..o Open in Pahn Beach on Dec. 7. O!amp Jack Nlcldaua was the first of many enlered.'01 -u "'" "' Steve McQueen and lbe Wm. MorrIs ••• .,.ency spUl .... 1be new Canadian f20 bills have Brllons buzzing becauae they tlllnk II shows Queen Uz's brassiere strap: Canadian bankers say It's just a dress strap and won;t de«a Her Majesty .... Ronni~ Dyson, skyrocketing rOCA the &Inger at the Cops, has bll six • fi&ure Income br= -; and alW alnp for no a Brooklyn's WashlngiDn Temple, where be did bll Drll alnglng at 14 ... Sinatra's Acapulco manalon is up for ll8le at f250,000 .... 'l1le Lll Veglllld scuttle had II Frank woul charm the 1\fexlcanslnlo letting him nm botela, sambllnt etc. down there. The M01ican soutUe never 11w II that way. WBIST J &3 tJl 853 •Al065 •tan SOUTH (D) r - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -------------------------~ I II N•O.Q~' ...,.. •*·" Il ~ Omtld & Jante1 J~ plannlncfor-wchll~balanceduwellumealayour lllfllll• hllllnee, hu decided, l'anllly 1D inl1lre a healthy and ...,chlldiiWIX"Ihbllwelghlln enjoyable future. · Nutrltioniall have studied our li'bllllnwlytheUterallrulh, foodneedlandhavecomplleda al)oa ~tetllamdorf, Ellenllon clally food guide called the Basic flmllyUfe.speciallat, OllloSiate 4, alnce It groupo .U Iooda loll> Ulilvenl~ four catag. . . 'l1ley are: the To ~ ble point, Hamdcll!. Mlllt ifoup which includea cites lnalllllte of Ufe Jnaurance whole, skim, dry, or evaporated ncurea tbal eatlmate It coall a milk, c~ 'eses, cottage cbeeoe, 1am11y SSG 000 1D ralee a child lo and all other milk producla; the qe 11. ~ fi&ure varlu widely Moot group contalnln1 all dependlnK on family clr- meata, flab, poultry, all bean8 rmrstauceo. and lentlll, tllil8 and peiDUI ~this llricelq down, buller: lbe ••lellble-fnll flamdorf rOJMia ao eaUmated group Including all vegetables ts,IJOI 1oeo for the -1111 of and fruita: and lbe ar.d llld birth and then medical care Ceru1 pup conlalnlng all lllrougltout the 16 years. Tbe broods, cereals, rice, oabl, • - no1 COIIIIIIIle much macaroni' and gralnl' Infant ..._ the In order for ~ur family ID eat food but food costa grow 88 ,. c:blld IJ")WW, ID I lolal food bill a balanced diet, cblldren need o1 f1,000 lhree llerVlnga dally frCIIn lilt CJo!bl~g ot."COIIlla for almost milk pup while ldulla need " 000 IJid the child's share of two• Both children and ldulla ~ housing _,... are need two llerVlnga 1rcm lilt .,000. Another "·000 'goes for meat group clally, lour eemnp traoaportaUon. Personal care, from the vegetable • fruit group recreation and education are dally, and lour llerVlnga from -·'ble' for about ..,500. · the bread and cer ea1 group ' •..,..... almost dally. ••• all ~·-up and It's nuu """ d t30 000 Hemdorf points out that Recenlly repor 1e were u,b ~·t Include the coat of a resulte from a W01l VIrginia co11eg0 educati which Dllly study staling tbat malnutrition eu11y coet ano~ $15,000 ot a In children, age I lo 6, has caused retardllloo. This does four.year '··Ututl um 011. 1 StJfety Valve Saves·Slam Set 3- Tbe Deily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o.,0c1.11, 11170 ! \ ·.· .' ' DISOOUNTINUED TIRES ODDS AND ENDS SAFETY atAMPION U1 157 for IJ~a/ijy·$1(V/11f Depentl~bililf Be Cl P,.pared, · Got;»d ·ft'•tto l'hcot oOocl ·~out~ .,Oir ~heir. ~~~~'~(.· ~1,1 lho h~)h aids ' lriiiR-"' ...d. ' Ill!," ' OIAiiPION-WIW ns.t4 ;................... lt1o t Shirts ;o . . . · · Tt~ 125•14 ·············~ ••••• 20.1.5 OOOPER-WIDE RUNNER f70115 ..................... '25.60 'F7Da14 •••••••••••••••••••••25.&8 ·~701~5 ..~ ................... 27~ . , ·: UfWIIER 77SJ:t(.•••• ~···········~-·~·- 21.1$ IZ5JC14 •• ~~.~·•.:...........,•• Zl$5 Miny othw sir. •INI kind ,, -~.. ' '' '., "i '~ . '~'II'•· fn ' ., ' ' 117 2.31 �• .,,o. ~ll,lfl' )-'l'li!PIUJB Jlwtiii<HWL<W" • WIN AT iRII)GI! JPo'rth Weigh·t in Gold ·J 1BY'D£11110: OONKLIN rC : It'' 5 aha ACelllo a.. Et:unlca frlonJ • pll'fllll, bounctnc Ill • ' Conslderlne this, you'll Willi ID protect your IMestmfltll 1!J ··- g •JS : ~ ~Of ••o • not mean that If these same children bed received balanced dleta before the age of I they would be highly Intelligent. 11 does re<elved mean, however, that IIley. had """' proper diela ·~, would have been able lo more nearly atleln their potential. The food we eat can help or hinder our ~ -~ .wuo and weD· '"""" - .... n• balanced diel can help Insure a healthier end happier family. Certainly the Ume you apeoo checking and planning daily menus will be well worth your lnvestmenta. 1 Sco~r of.f!le ·Week Spencer, Mld<lelllllt. Lut weell:'a ''Scour. ol the Week" began oh cub ICOIIt In BALTIMORE (UPI)-11 tuok them four games bot tile Qn. cinnaU Reds think they've ftnally found how ID hit the ball pill llroob Rcbinaon. Leo May, who.. tJuoee..run homer powered the n.da ID their first Worlt! Serle• victory after tlree llralghtloues, eald he went ID the plate In tile eighth lminlllooklng for a way ID set the ball post Robinaon. "I went bock ID lilt dugout and asked Sparky (Anderson) What tile book on Wall was," May 11ld after the Reds defeated the Baltimore Orioles 6-11. Tbe Orioles were leading 1'>3 ~152ofPt.I'I01118Dbettlnol"!.: Todiy ·he is a mem ... vulry of Grace Episcopal Cbilrch, Poo-oy, and Wll · ·recruited on a Tuesday and lilt next Friday helped with bl MGM Dlatrlcl Fall ~at BarboursvUie, W. Va. Stille Fwonlllt601hlinnlvf11'8817of ICOIIIInS 111 111e Trl.state Ana Coiincil. !l:T .. :.:· Tilt IUier Oioc&t Ill . , _ bu 1*11 pnued "' ~ Butclllr, former .Jlel&l ,._II, lllloblvet.DIIWia Ill WlniiGa lldlm, N.C. ·~~~ace Jill 'Rie Ref. Bu!dler' ...... Ol*'allna the lion, J)IMIIO build a Pipets Owrdllll a,rac-. a.~ llnlca . . pu11111111Minc held llllbt ·btMIIIIII Gl ,llie ll1&dler 111e Rev. llld Jlll'l, '*. Larr)' II delermlneciiD prove that ICOUtinl IIIII will cmllnue Ill tb8 M!dd'tP"'orea and tbat lilt 8o)' Scout JI'GSI'8111 helpi build men. He's certalD Amoriea'l . ~ begllll * with boJpolnr. ~. Rain Bonnets ' Being Sold to NEW HAVEN - Tbe women•• Mlaiionary Society or the Nnr Ha""' l'lnt tllurdl or God met In the Fellowablp Building with Deloreol Ta)'lar IJid Relleclca Reed bolt 1 1 . Freda Turley gave clewUOIII IJid led In prayer, Eleanor n.vta the eecretary'1 "'JCCrl, and Faye Carpenter lbe · treuurer'• report. 'l1le soele!J II aelllni rain bonnets for a money-mUlDe projectandmemben also wted 10 order more IDle bop for a fundl'lllllns project. 'l1le IIIIIIWil auut:mu bo• will be oent w Q 11cme million In San Antonio, w~J~· p~.:=~~~"f.r: ::-: slam in any system. It Is a In !'ratiO· of Older Women: real ERNcinch in JACOBY MODwriter • actor Tony Carlyle, who Wlfu 15 points in high Hnhllr eon.-, l'lnt Aye. IJid Cedar St. GeDoral vllltln& houri ~ IJid 7-a p. m. Maternity vllllin& ho\ln 2:10 ID 4:30 p. m. l'lrellll Gilly on Pedlalrlca WlU'IL lllrtbo Mr. IJid Mrs, Jam.. R. nmmons,laebon, • daulhter: and Mr. and Mn. Harold F. Mllls, Oalllpolia, a IIIII!· DII<UrJOI Mrs. Henry E. Babr, Dale R. Adkins, Earl M. BarnhUI, Howard G. Brurnlleld, Olear Buck, Paul C. ilurrll, Nora L. Creel, Mrs. Jolm J. Dray and Infant daughter, Mn. Edward L. Findley, Euiene M. Garlow, Mn. Joeepb Haymul, Eugene L. Heath, Donn&'J. Nance, Gall Lee Nibert, Arlbnr R. Petrie, M1ldnod M. Powell, WUlllm Seoll Rutherford, BIUy G. Sclrbrough, Cbarleo F. Smith, Mn. Palricla Stull, CberJI K. SlapleiOn, Mn. Lacey Wolford, Jr. and infant daughter, Jame1 Rapp and Mrs. Marjorie llan'llclll. eacorla ageless Hope Hamplon, cards, North responds four defected for an evening with clubs. South's hand is strong Sloane Simpson 10 the Hawaii enough to head right for the IW .... Gloria Stelnem of lbe slam. His 15 high-card Fem Ub nonsense on a Phil points all appeat to be real parenllltllcally l told us Art Donahue TV show let her bias bard workers and he decides 0n111s1x beefed only about one Bl k ood I I show: Said "people refuse 1o to use ac w as a sa e y !ange!ttial Item in her book: li measure. Dorll' oplnloo that Stevros al'lend White Houae par es any In JACOBY MODERN you more," that they're ''not fun Teus. Niarchoe Is better looking than don't use the Blackwood con· SINGERS OOMING - A pcof !I eM' qaartel known u Arl.oloUe .... Merv Griffin's and people are jusWbltno IHo0J18er vention until you are pre· 'l1le soelety will be1in a six taateleall use of the tragic Calif. Interested In the te use pared to bid a slam if part· the "City Sicker&" will pl'O\IIde llllertalnment at lbe annual weeb group Bible study 10011 on meellng of lilt Me1p County Farm Blnaa Nl for 7:37p.m. 11reo for a joke buildup got only and Ita occupanta" .... We'll ten ner's response shows that "A l"unctiOnlng Faith." GUI lrDIIIII tile other TV late-late .... that 10 Duke Elllnglon, among your side has either three or TueadaynltheMelpllll!bSchool,Roct~. Tbequarlet wrapped boua bave been has enterlelned audleaces tllrough the Mldlreat for Meral Olear and JWle Levant olher White House honorees - four aces. In other words, placed In Sunday School cleeees years and their JI'GSI'am lncludtl bolladl, COUDiry and become grandparents via who'll be back .... Adele Rasey ~ 0~~ ~:1;:~~~~0~8~~ for Christ'• birthday ob· tracliUonal barbenldp quartet numben. A llleat dinner will daughter Amanda Cannel, Sardl, wile of Vincent Sardi Jr. You use it as a safety valve JerVance. Hoateues for .-1 be served preceding the meeting. Reaervatl<m for tile Ill· of the lop show biz restaurant, to keep yourself out of slams about Yuletide .... Bennett montll'a meeting wlll be NeWe JORNBON IN JAPAN nual session can be made by calllng 99WIIl or by cmtacllnll eerrs got ble nerve: One of said she's wrlUn& a cookbook that won't make because lluddlng, Alma Trlplelt and FUSSA, Japan - Airmail Bennett's Random House .... Said It In facl et another your opponenls can cash two any Fann Bureau Board member. Helen Fields.. ~ demonllrallon l'lnl Class James j.. Jolmaon, portfolios ("Faclng East" wltll restaurant enllrely - 111e tiny aces against you. ------:---:-7" party will be held "' Jwmlta 1011 of Mr. and Mn. Jamel orJclnal · lltllograpba by Jack 1em .of a French .realaQraot. This was a good Ume for .,,o. 1,• •• ·• - ·• a·• ' " ... .. ._ .. J.....,._ Jr -· • -··1 .. W..... . .. ·'" t·•· -r): .,, ····· ,•· .,., ~ tlii!int ......; ~'oN;, Levine and tell by James Cale20l(a1E.73n1St.) .... 'l11e safety. North's sound hand ·~= · :.: ... = ··· '~ Michener), due 1n Nov., will nlghld'ub r~§~!~lo,~ ' wa,n't · includes just one ace. He ...... · · · ··· usld IIi llle dlcctatloill and fordotYaiYokotaAB,Japan.·A You, South hold: -· .. •h for u·""g it and South stops at . bave a ..., pn'cetag. g~~ vuo ROOm owner shows r--" "-" ' ·"' · ""' ' ·" - - - -. refreibmerUi sened ID Paye " medicAl aJieclalllt, he • KISS '1'-4.41 .Qt7 .QI5 MonteP::ooer, who Invented Sam Graham - had lo gel bit 1lYe. TH£ DAILY SfltnNR · · Clrpenter, Iva Clpebarl, Rena lftVIoully llll"VIII at Dover What do you do now? the Copacabana and Iota of by a car. Johnlon, NeWe Dudding, Helen AFB, Del. He llalllli&raduate DEVOTED TO A-m<! alx Qllll.. wUb o ..... Bdwy. nightclubs over lbe INTEREST OF Johnlon, Anna Johnlon, Sue ol Mldd!aport Hl8h Sdlool and serv~~tive partDer or five lpa4el The bidding has been: MEIGS.M'ASON AREA decades, tile sprightly Enrln, Freda Turley, Betty and alteDded Manball Unlvenlty, .. u11 • UheroJ . Tloere ..., CHESTER L. TANNEHILL, Weal North Eaat Sooth Utile Club Restaurant In New Exec. Ed. some 4edsloaa that ..,_.. ea~ Lori Dolin, Orpba Flelda, Hunlln&IOn, w. Va. ROBERT HOEFLICH, Hope, Pa., far from llle 1111108· tlnb' oa beblr at 11M tUio. Boon1e Fields, Eleanor Devil, • City Editor LAWRENCE E. LAMB, M.D. JDUII area .... Newest ''Ub" ·Published dally oxupl LucUle Powell, Drue Hart, lalurday bY Tilt 01110 Vallov Juanita Ward and Sharoll. oulflt: Dog Ub in Westport, Publllhlng C4mPI!!v, 111 C4urt. Conn., ao pooches may romp oo Pomeroy, Ohio, 45769. THREE VJBIT HERE alnm Offlct Phont 992-2156.: _.. beacbel at will .... Jackie ltorlal Phono 992·2157. J Mill Mary nelffer, Mila Gleason was 10 have played tile Stcono clou pootooo pold •• Heleu Plelf!er, and Mrs. Morrla Pomeroy, Ohio. · . ~........... L!tl_Vepa spot If be could gel Netlonal edvertlalnt· G'....,.. OF • • • K~ CaniOn were """""'"' nbre ..ntetlvt Bottlntlll-. ua:11uo a~~~a"OD.AD ..-.-, ' Art Carney 18 CIHIIar: He Golloahor, Inc., 12 Eost41st St., . Mr. and MrL John Yudl and gueala of Mn. Nan Moon and collldn't -now Art'a playing It New York City, Ntw York. Ia of "'Mildred lfawlin Mid By LAWRENCE E. LAMB, M.D. SU\IO<rlptlao ratn: Dtllvtrld Mn. Margaret C ua ...,. without Gl0110n .. .. Fred by aorrler Whorl IVIIIObll ~ Allen•- Pa. and Mr. and dleport. Mill Hallie Zerlde and Allen'a old ally, Peter Donald, ctntl per week; ont VHr ln. .. ....., ,.. __ Nellie s~•- ...,_, the advance ot Tho Dolly &ontlntl Mrs. Edword Ktlebka, .._ . -... ...,_ now 11 Clrcutt Salnll • Sinners omu, &23.40 .. Six mo . ntho~ .....,.,_,W.Va., were weelletld lOIII' for dlnaer Satur. day Fat facls cause about as heart attacks and strokes. 1 t\1.70. Three .menthl, 15.1!1. Br: -~ _........ ......... club Jleadman. Motor Route whoro corrltr· ·goula o1 Mr. and MrL Jolm evenlll8, and 011 .,..._.y much confusion as any as· Conversely, polyunsaturated Yul Brynner'a aon Roc strvlct not avalloblt' On• u.o.•L... In u 1, . . , _ . u-. • .....,. tdaterl enterlallled with peel of lbe diet. It makes a fats In limited amouota apmonth 11.50. lyman: One vet~r ' ABKaiUI ..,.-r-.. ..... &IAIW'V decided th atart right at the lop, difference wbelber you are pear to be useful and may 112.00. Six monlho 16.25. lllrN ....1111 remained for a two week 1 dlmer party al lbe Nnl ....,!hi ....00. SUbllcrlptlon orlct ....,. talklllg about saturated fats even decrease the lltellhood 1ncludn $und~V Tlmt;s,&ontlnol, · vlllt, Pleuanl Reoart. 1 or unaaturated and of artery dlleue. That II whether the unsaturated fats the crux of lbe reason for polyunsaturated !ala I II are polyunsaturated or not. eating and avolding saturated ones. As far as calories are con· To avoid eating too much cern~lt It does not make saturated fat your diet I I any erence which ldntl of contain mostly !Ish, should 1 By Helen Bottel 1 fat you eat. Regardless of 1 1 Its type, a gram of fat con· chicken, turkey, vegetables, '"""ll FOR IT! jealOUI)' and be happy with talns about nine calories (a skim milk or low.fat forUfied YOUTH """"' 1 d level teaspoonful of marga· milt, polyunsaturated mar· 0 __ , _ h . Thll colmnn is for yolll& what tlley've got? unno. rlne contains about 25 calo· garine and limited amounts ~ "' 1116 people their problems and Maybe I'm Jus! lucky, bid I rles) . U you need to limit of lean beef. Go easy on ~ their troublel and can 'I help tblnldng I'm ooe of the calories you eat, you lard, butter, many solid UIIU& .::xJriiHHI fun. AI .rith lbe rest of Helen MANY lucky ooes. - KID must limit all types of fat in vegetable margarines, pork and exceaalve amounts of · Help U..!, It welcomes laughs SISTER your diet. bat won' dodge a serious Dear llel.. : Gen4llaiiY speaking, fats unsaturated questlm with a bruah.off. I don't tlllnk you aymp~tblzed that IA!lld to be solid at room (best polyunsaturated) vegeSend ~ur •-·•e quesU-·. aufficienlly with "Lonely and temperature are saturated table olls are safftower oil tllarles R. l*ler of Mount •· - ··dldn fats. This includes animal 1o YOIJ'I1I ASKED FOR IT, Left OUI" whole parenll 'I fat found in beef, pork, lard, and com oil. Soybean oil Is VernOn, Ohio, dlreclAir of pubUe 81 e~re of Helen Help U..! this P'Y u much altenllon ID her solid vegetable margarines, not as good In this respect. relalion. of the Ohio Conference nnrapaper. tlley did lo the older sisters and shortening and buturfat In Peanut oil and olive oil are of SevenliMiay Mvenlllla wlll MY READERS brothers when they were her dairy products. There are a considerably less desirable. deliver 111e Sallblth SaiWi ANSWER THE MAIL age. You even aclmltled that few liquid fall that are satullear Helen· you your~elf were cuJity of rated fall; the worll of· ~o:o~ut,:r ~:~~~~ u~~s':!; Oct. 17 at the PaaMroy Smlllbavolded. day • Advi!Dilll church, ,_ pi. who feelllighted taking g.._ of p1c1ures of your fender is coconut oil. • • • Mulberry Helihla, II ap.m. '-·uae .......re ... ,.,.... or oldest child, while the youngest Unsaturated fall are uau· _.. .~, u.. owcu albian ally Uquld, or soft at room Dear Doetor-l've heard Beeler,wboalloisdlreclorof lourlh In the family, and don't only had a lew Ill lilt · teml"''"ature. Most fllb oils that milt causes lndlgesUon the deparlmeDia ol re1J8!oua getu many anapaholllaken, or Only aellllh, cruel and in· are unsaturated, which is In some people. Islbll true? Uberty 1J111 radl~ ol maybe have 1o wear handoflleo IO!IIltlve parenll treat their probably related to the cold Dear Reader-Yes. Some the Olllo Conference, wu ben downl! 1 tlllnk that 1n many children unjllllly, and there is water environment In which adults cannot digest lhe lac· 111 North ~ Roci, Ark. He CUOIIhey're emphallzlnc Ultle no e~cuae for II. II makel me they live and swim. Vege~c ~~kth:!:~yd~~: recelnd bll 1!1inl~~~ tblnga and overlookinl the bolllng mad when I hear of ~~~0;~:· !tlcha:d ";'o';t:~ diarrhea. Milk seem• to par- training at the ~lion 1 (realer benefits of being parenta who fa~or one child oil, are unsaturated fate. Ucularly aggravate two dis- Soul!nreltern Union CqlleJe II. younpat. over another. -MRS. M. 8· It Is Important to IPJ>!O· eans of the lnteallnes. One Keene, TeUI and the~~ 11hr 1 bave two older sisters and Deer Mrs. S.: elate that a saturated fat of these Is ulcerallve coliUs, day Adventlll Tbeolo1lcll CliO older brother. I !mow that My educated guess II that you contains the max I mum a dlnaae of recurring mas. Semlna.r7 .. whell It wu Ill I~IIOllenmorellrivllesOithan either haven't sllrted your amount o! hydrogen. ·An Ill· live watery dlerrhea •. The w~. D. c. , ·. tlley ever did because my l'anllly or II numben no more saturated fat contain• less other Is ~onal enteritis, a H• ·~ ll'\'el'al ~ ..._M -- of ''practiced" 00 than two children (which is hydrogen. The less hydrogen 1 ,__,.-' da of 1 it contains the more UD· 1n ·and them IJid ,... rolued when 1 plenty these ya, courae. saturated It 11. Hence, poly· the large Intestine. This dis· Arkanlu; tnd wu the!! aenlu . · eame along. I aot ID date I, !Do, Ret bolllng ~ at unsaturated. You will tee ease often resembles appen. a ~ 10 .t!MI .Citllil;1lm :.....,...,lllaJoullater,andlwas ''inlenlltive favoritllnt but, reference to this on food Ia· dlcl!l.a and can caun ob· arel', wllete b.t served In :·:much more ''undenlood" than (II Kid Siller pointed oul bels. A fll(ld !bat baa been olructlon. President Einn· varl~ deh9mln~llonal ~­ · · · they Were above),the number of~ "hydtogen'Uod" or "par- b'ower had thl,s prol>l.. em and lntatrlllv.e {IO~IJ · Ill tilt , . Ma.... ,;,.. •·-'ly album hu In a family album II no proof. ti ally hydroge~ilted" has was oporated upon for an ob- •. · "· ~ v~ · · u.. """' u1 re11 ed been converted to a solid or . . 10 ;:. more,_ plcluru olllle first born, our .young~ is q te ., · saturated fat and is not as structlon during bll prell· 'ilency. and , . •..:.:. •.~:11.f'~:·~ :·;.;_.maybe lhe got 1 few more that we only recorded ~ bel\ good for you. m .. .,.,.., fotllifl'ri• A.,•. , Hi;·.w u ~~ , . e_. . .• ~II. She might momenta, whlle our oldett .ul Most heart specialists and . , W"-'1!1 ·~...~~ un~ .. · ·,::!Yell aUU be "grandma's go down in hlllor)' u .the Ull· 1be American HeartAuoc;a. .-"-• ...i ...il/oou .u ~lni--~~·-;' ~li " bat abe had ID break clothed kid with ll(ilnach on bll Hon agree !hal if you e~ too,. co-•lt It LIWII!'!ft i,- lAM, j fOil•" !llli~:~tilll• · .; ..........., 'for lilt olllerl _ IJid chin (plus bolng thesubjeclof a much saturated fat yo~ are M.D., I• '"' '' .. ~ ,.. W"!'o Ii'torldil · eontm"cfl •lite!~ • •"""t ld h dred other embarra.ulng more likely to develop fatty 0.. IA01~ CO\"Itf ...... , ioJ,~IoJN/ tra....,;,..inl. jo the 0tuo ~ jlr < ...,. a lot more kind of s up WI ued lilt d e p o • i t s In the a~rles, ltfttt•, Itt will ' t111'rf' r.t'tttt _ol Ma~"'Yftii':'~'~ ~:-. ;J'• '· ' . ' ·hj.ertmental rule.. pix, always dra out a1 which. in turn. can ltid lo ,..,., mr..,., ;, lllftttf ctiMH!J~ ,. 1'i , • · WbJ ean't the.. kids forget wrong limes! I - H. now.,... r--------------------------1 Helen Help Us .. n; fats SabL...d. fah~oll C--- Here OcL 17th = ~tesu:':':.~·uof.t ua1~1a ~ tM·' " .·.·, ·itteddmc relltldnl ·; · :\ '• - said, the The ball went way put "Now we've &ol a chance ID mqlc was IMt year but 1 1'1111.1lnll4bml.,,.,aaldhewas Rcbinaon and all lilt Orioles, set lllam back to Cincinnati couldn't find it." reld.Y 11> 110 qaln an 'l1turldly. over the left center field wall where we want tllem," mana- Anderson eald he would atart "I might hurt 1111 arm but I'll Into tile Oriole bullpen. "'Dutlwu a good way 1D get It peel aU of them," a happy May said. Winning pitcher Clay Carroll, who held tile Orioles ID only one bit over the last 3 z.a 1no1nga after relieving. Don Gullett In tile slztll, said he felt the win had charged up tile sagging Reds. ''This broushtthe whole team back," Cwrolllllid. "We were a llWe down but IDmorrow we're reaDy &olng ID be up." ger Andenon eald. He said today'a victory confirmed his beUef tllat lbe Reds are still !be beat team. "My ball club Is 11111 tile beat club here und I'm not going ID change my opinion now," he said. "Our chancet are 11111 as_good as tlley were When we star'led," Anderson said but be edmltled tllal before May's bomer be was beginning ID loee hope. "I !old Gil Hodges list night that I dldn~ know what bll eltller Jim Merritt, Mill WUCOI be reedy 10 or Wayne Granger Thureday but be eald it would probably be 11).game winner Merritt who bed befltl unable 10 pitch In lbe Serlell so far because of a 1t1re Sports Desk so out !hare," be More Sports . "Merritt says bll ann is OK," On Page Six Anderson "but I'D have on tllat. Alii want do is ann. said, 10 check II> by Chet TannehiU get enough pitchers oolthere 10 ''The ball was down lbe go nine lnnlnp." said. middle and I SWIIll," May said. Coach Don Estey will brlnll• IIIIPIIJ reYIIDped .._lalo,~ Carroll, who made bll tlllrd Anderton said be boped u Marauder. Stadium Friday nlgbt bopiJII to co 1111 • 011 U.~ , "After that I Just saw laces and appearance In lour g...,s 111d would rain 'l1turldly 10 give bll heard IIOIID<l!." who has not allowed eny Oriole prelllftCI pllching staff • rest. Marauders In the Southelllem Oblo Foolball Conltreace. il!>th . club& now are Z.l In tile league; Au.. is J..2 overall; Kelp 4-1•. ,, IUclt Eeaea, 311lb. senior center, bu badbllllluUn( job lllrm·~ NBA Standings awayfromhlm by utlb.Junlor Mlb Blek, and left balfbtci: llon ·.: NBA Slandlntl Wood, 178lb. Junlor, hu beeo replaced by 134 lb. )lnlor Paul.•~ By United Pnsslnlornotlonal Scannack. ,, Eastern COnfennct Chiclnnatl •b r h bl Atlantic Dlvlolon Meigs, on the other hand, comins lniO their 11170 homecoming, . Tolan, cf 3 I I 0 W. L. Pet. GB and needing this one 10 lr.eep alive In the Ulle chue - u does ... Rose.rf 5 I 2 1 New York 2 0 1.000 Perez, 3b Alhe111- probably wlll be eble 10 tt1art the IIIU.alll on olf- and'·. ~ I 0 0 Philadelphia 1 0 1.000 o;, Bench,c ~ I I 0 Buffalo 1 0 1.000 lfJ delense, though there are t11ree quutlons marb abollleftl')'llody May, lb 3 2 2 • 801 ton I 1 .000 1'12 being at 100 per cent efficiency. .' Carbo. It • 0 0 0 BALTIMORE(UPI)-Sparky rightwherelam.l'dratllernot 1beae queations, an Wedneedsy Dlgbt after the 6nal bird·:• Control Division GB BALTIMORE (UPI) - Clay pretty much pinned the hopes Helms. 2b 3 0 I 0 Baltimore wi Lo 1~· Carroll credlta his World Series of the Reds on the stroq arma Concepcion," 3 0 i I Anderson never hides tile way pack my sullcan another crws of the week, are llonnll 11ogp, tile lllldl: oenlclr 1'1111111111·~· I 0 0 0 he feels abolll Earl Weaver. Atlanta o o .000 '"oi,. IIIICCe88 over the Baltlmore of their relief pitchers <'frroU, Carrol!, p tlme." btck, who ,.88 out of ICbool mTueaday but blck Mllllllnll Wed.;• Nolan, p I 0 0 0 Clnclnnotl 0 1 .ooo 1 Orioles 10 concentralloo and He lllres him very much. Before Wemeaday'a 6-11 vlcto· needly: Ted lalew, junior ol!erudve g1llrd and deferudve lllllde ··• I 0 0 0 Don Gullett and Wayne Gran- Gullett, p 1bbt is no gag or anything ry by lbe n.da, lbelr flnlt after Cleve~:.ern ~!..,;:' 1 plenty of wtrk and says he is ger. Woodward, 11 0 0 0 0 whipped up by lbe newlpllper- tllree stralllbt loeaes, Anderson llneblcter, who was bothered by abdominal pains Well_..y · ' Bravo, ph I 0 0 0 Mkl-t Division ready to pitch again IDday even That's fine with Carroll, who Chaney, ss I 0 0 0 men merely 10 spread a Ultle talked about how badly he night, and Tom Hollner, wlnibadi: with wrlal problema. W. L. Pet. 08 If II hurll bll arm. Totals good wlll around In the World wanted the ball seme. The coaching llaff belt! out hopes ell would be 1llartera ;• Detroit Carroll shut out lhe Oriolea appeared In S5 games this year, 34 ' " ' 6 Chicago 1I o 1 1.000 .500 1f2 71 in 111118 and 68 In 1968. 1bbt Series. ''Thll me means 80 much," against Alh<m, which laced tile Marauders a-11 oo a pees In· :• Milwaukee o o .000 1;, on one hit over tile last 3 2-3 year the fl.foot.l righthander BaHtmoro •b r h b 1 "-••ky Anderoon thinks Earl he eald. "So much. 1 know what tercepllan two yearsago here, bat lost atlxmelo tile Melp boy1 ,.,, Buford,lf 4 o ..,.... 0 0 Phoenix 0 o .000 v, lnntnss Wednesday 88 the n.da 3 o o o Weaver is one helluva fine somepeoplearelll)'lnsaboutus In 1167 and 111118. · Pac~"c Divi1lon won 6-6 to avold an Oriole was 9-4 wllb 16 saves and a 2.60 Blair, cr W. L. Pel. GB E. R. A. In lOt 1..'1 Innings. Powell, lb J I 0 0 maneger and a good guy per- already. I know. Bit I still ~oflenaeAihenawlllatartJlm3cottandFredTcmatOIIdl, ·• Loo Angeles 0 0 .000 ... sweep. With aU tllat work Carroll F.Roblnson,rf : ~: ~ sonally,IDo. bellevelnmyhearttllatwe're lllrlaMartl!!,lllowedinthe('.alllpolJigamebyll'ul.B,IJIIIAilen -. San FranciS<:O 0 0 .000 ... He wen I inti> the game in tile didn't complain about being • 0 2 1 "My friend, Lefty PhlWps goMa winlhlllhlng. I mean II. : Portlond o o .000 ... sixth •··•·- wltll one out, Oriole tired. Seattle o 1 .000 •;, ""~"' Johnson, 2b • o 0 o (the Csllfomla Angels' mana- H we can only take 'em btck ID Mike Buckatcenter,MlbGreeaat quarterbtct, PauiSearmldr • San Diogo o 2 .000 1 Ellie Hendricks on tlllrd and "I'm ready lo go again Belanger,ss ~ 00 00 00 ger)telllmeEarlWeaveristhe Oncinnall ..." andLesOuunpllnathalfbaota,IJIIIDickRelterat&lllback Wtclno'""'y's RtiVHo Dave Johnson, a .281 biller at tomorrow. Even if It hurts my 3 1 0 1 best maneger In the American Immediately after reliever Rutter,thei!Milb.-thonefullback,isthelrudandbatter Ba lllmy'l[ei28 2JCS.In 10 iogo I~ the plate. N arm, I'll be out tllere, ready. Watt, p o Vo 0 League and I have 80 much Clay Carroll struck out Don man for Athena, and 11 de9eaded heavily on for ble blncttq for ow dl!< I nc nnatl 1"I ~-I'd have lo bear Buffalo 107 Cleveland 92 Nn::w "I love the work," he said, p 0 00 0 o faith in Lefty tllat If he told me Buford for lbe final out Wed- tile Eoltey halfbecb. Greea, quarterback, is - . 1 in teque Philadelphia 110 Chicago 107 down and hit my spot. I did; I "aoo It Is the World Series." TDrabowsky, R e 1.~mund, ph .! day is "'""I, J'r believe him," nesday Anderson demonstrated 0 1 Detroit 123 Seattle 11) hit the inalde and oulalde ,. _ 5 14 ,...,, puling with 11 for 31 and Z39 yards, with only 1111 btereeptioa ... Reds manager George Cincinnati 011 010 030-<i Anderson IllY•· ''That's how how completely human he Is. Werry, the Melp quarterback is 11 for 35 for 2110 Yll'dl with two ; (OnlyThurldlly's Game& &cll'.Ouledl corners of the plate." He struck G.mes "Sparky" Anderson feels a Baltimore 013 001 1100-5 much I lhlnk of him." "Just me more lomGrrow," lnlerceptlons, by way of C<lllplrlaon. Booton at Phoenix out Johmon and got Mark little different. E- Tolan, Rose, Per•z. Okay 80 Sparky Anderson he eald. "Just one more. 1 (Only game scheduled) Belanger lo pop out 1o left LOB-Cinconnall6, Baltimore 5. ' , , For comparllon of the two clubl In rw:1t1ns and (NI8Ilnc ·. He hns nol gotten a complete JB-Concepclon. HRs-B. has this tremendous regard for wouldn Ieven mind some rain. yardage, see onpage 6 1be lotali'9COrdlof all lelllllll. "-'-boa a :. field. .......,. game In the Series from any of Robinson. Rooe. May. S-Bialr. LefcyPhllllps and thlnbalot of Somebody reminded him tllal u k Although Carron couldn't slop his starters and GuUell, tile 1~ lp h r or bb so Earl Weaver bat what does It mly 24 hours earlier he talked comfortable advantage owr Alhens In nJshinc, 63410 :117 yarda. ~· n OC ey ndi111gs Broob Robl111on -who alngled y01r old UrebaJUng rookie, did ~~T;u ll~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ a11 mean 1 • ooty about'll'lnrtlng tile flnlt one. ~ def...., eoach Eskey reverses b11 fltlde left "' • · ,. NHL ·standlnts ill the eighth -Carroll slopped Carroll IWI 3 2-3 I o o 0 4 Merely this: He'd lllre 1D take "You !mow how II is, •• amlled retains blllackles, moves Buck 10 middle guard, runs Don Wood :0 not have his beat sluff In his By Unltod Pross International tile real of the Orioles cold fol' Palmer 7 • s s 4 7 Weaver and all the Orioles.., a tile Reds' manager. "Human and Jeff Spencer as Interior linebackers, O!omplln IIIII Deve : · E1st tllree efforla so far. w. L T. Pts. the rest of the game. lr:;~ky : ~ ~ llltle trip Friday night. naltlre, 1 auppoae. Everybody Oldfield as oulaldellnebocken, and Greeo and Bob FenneD at : Montrel 2 o o • "I pitched pretty good," To make things worse, ace Pal111er pitched to 2 batters In "I hmestly feel if we can take likes to win. 11 safeties. ·' Booton reUever Wayne Granger was j ~ g ~ Carroll said. "It was problbly ath; Watt pitched lo 1 batter in 'em back to Clnclnoatl, we'll The Reds' players couldn' Melgasterters oooffenae should be Joo Kloeund Mike Grate :·· Toronto clobbered by lilt Orioles In his 91 ~_ 2. 36 A- SJ 007 New York 1 1 o 2 my beat outing so far." win this thing," Anderson says. have shown more emotion atflllda, Mark Werry and Fred Lee al tackleo, Deve Boyd llld Ted " Buffalo 1 1 o 2 In his three World Series only appearance. AI a reault Earl Weaver would like ID Wedneedly bad they won the Lehnr al guards, nnd Reger Abbott at center. Baets ore Werry at · · ' · Detroit I 2 0 2 games Carroll held the Orioles Andersm wu hoping he could Vancouver thank his friend, Sparky An· W..-ld Serlell. When Carroll quarterback,BoggsandllooBmllborTcmllolfnerathalfbaob, :· Wool 1 3 0 2 10 four hits, no runs and struck believe 11).game winner Jim derson, for tile kind Invite 1o tllrew that third strike post and Tiny Williams at luDbock. •· W. L T. Pto. out nine In 4 1..'1 innings. Merritt who said Wednesday Onclnnati. Buford in the nlntll catcher ~del.,.. Mark Werry, Boyd, Jon Kloes and Boga - · :; Chlcego 2 o o ~ His pitching hu bean the that his sore ann felt floe. Facf8 & Figures "Being real hooest about II Johnny Bench nearly broke the Cmtlng In are Jeff Morris and Wayne Well at ends, Jolm Tbomu -. L::::eleo g ~ bright spot on lbe otllerwise Olherwile Anderson said, "I though," says Weaver. "I'd just old World Series' record for a at middle guard, (]lip Hagerty at halfback: Abbott 1110981 10 .· 1 • as soon not go back. I feel fine ~ Jump onto a winning tackle, Grate ID balf!!!oclt, and Lehew 11> linebacker. Sm1lb 11111.,. ~~~:~~'!f~la l•· g,;,i . =:!~,:.~m!,.~~ · co:_d :~ors!t u.:e Tbe MLTIMORE (UP!) - 'l1le ... " pitcher set by Yogi Berra after Hoffner work tile come,., · · · I 0· o McGloii>Un and Jim Merritt weatherforecaalfor today offer· fa&' and P . es on lbe World 000 ·J.ar , sen R ,l.tehed. his piirfect · , " 1 0 0 1 · phm.the lneffecll,....... of Tony ed a 1111 per cent chance of Series: Dokla~nncta ., R~u.fs game 14 yeara ago. ''-',.' I! f,IJ. Toronto 7 St. rouls J Clontnser and Gary Nolan, have showers. TeaJDII: Baltimore Orioles ABA Standi'IUTII Anderson wai no leas moved NETS TRADE SOlON New Y..-k 3 Buffalo o MERCEIN ADDED (American league) vs. Cln· ·-..than bll players. Chicago I Vancouver 2 NEWYORK(UPI)-TheNew clnnati Reds {National By United Pr:::,rmernatlon.l "I'm so happy to be here,'' he NEW YORK (UPI)-'111e New.. Boston 8 Los Angeles 5 York Nels of the American York Jela Wedneeday an-. (Onlulames scheduled) L Leagoe). w. L Pel. GB volunteered after answering Baskelball AlaoclaUon Wednes- DOWiced the addition of veterao, Thursday's Gilmes l.itJI Lengtll of series: Best four- K~nlucky o 0 .000 ... queatl0111 from new11111.. in lbe dey traded Wail Simon, the last Montreal at Buffalo 0 ~ .000 ... -clallntervlewroomaetaslde running back Chuck Merce1n 1D • ouk>f...,.en •ames Vorglnoa Chicago at Detroit e · Carolina 0 0 000 .._. original team member, lo the their 1811 squad. Vancouver at Philadelphia . Results: lsi game - New York o o :ooo ::: each day for the winning Kenlucky Colonels for an Pllllburgh at Minnesota There was a good chance tllat . Baltimore 4, Cincinnati 3; 2nd Floridians 0 0 .000 ... manager and b11 players. IOnly games &cheduled) . game- Balllmore 6, Cincinnati Potlsburgh 0 o .000 Back Ill the n"'- n.da' undlacloeed draft cboice. the Moot-2, 222i>OUnd former , In three years with the Nell, West -~ 5: 3rd g~me - Baltimore 9, w. L. Pel. GB quarters tll...e was a beautiful Simon averaged 18.3 poinla a Yale alar would be activated·, SALT LAKE CITY (UPI)- from a broken finger on his left Onclntllti 3; 4th game - Utah for Sunday's game qainal the'. I 0 1.000 .. . bouquet of 15 roees on An· game. Tbe Utah S1ar1 drubbed the hindi Baltimcn Colla. . Eorty Wedn-y Mfxlld Onclnnati 6 Baltimore 5. Indlana 0 0 .000 •;, derllllll's desk. Texas 0 0 .000 'f' - r 1, " " Denver Rockelll:IWt, Wednes- Donny Freeman led the Stars' Schedule:' Game 5 at Memphis 0 0 .ooo 1 "Someooe sent us lheoe," Pis. day nlgbt, 1n the only ABA same scoring In their plusb home Ballbnore, Oct. 15. Gam01 11-7 Denver o 1 .000 1 said the Onclnnall m&nlger. "I Zldo's Sport Shop «< ....._.,,_, but one of !belt top Porler·Smllh 30 _......, quarters at the Salt Palece (if needed) at Cincinnati, Oct . Wednesday's R11ulls lllinl< tlley mlght've befltl get. Oiler's Sohlo 28 players drew an Indefinite Arena, nelllng 'll points. He was 17-18, Ulah 134 Denver 99 H•• _.., bury ... Not IOnlygame&cheduledl -e • ._.. 10 Alhland 011 28 ll'lllfltllion and a Q,OOO fine Startlnt! limes: I p. m. EDT. Thursday's Gamoo reaDy. Tbey were Ifill II> us by LOU'I Alhland 24 when he failed 10 soli up for the followed by Zeimo Beaty wltll 23. N•lson's Drug 18 TV and radio: All gemes New York al Plllsburgh one of tile n.da' f... bock High Men's Individual game, 1eUDn opener. Ken~cky " 1 Indiana home. ....... !Dot nice, donl Julian Hammond led llle way National Broadcasting Com- Carohna at Floridians .~ou..-, Jim Qleen 230; Women, Belly Mlrv Jact.J, former All· for llle unforttal&te &cketa, pany and NBC radio networks. !Only games scheduled) tlley?" Smith 189. High Series - Jim America a( the Unhenlty of Players &bare: Guaranteed IIOOI'ing 17 points, a good per. Queen S8J and Belly Smith and Utah bas been '-"''""with lilt Linda Winebrenner Q7, ' "'WIIIIIS formance for the 11-loot.l for. fl$,1)00 mlnim111111 per m;n ID Team High Game and Serle& club over ble conlrlct. ward. Lonnie Wright followed winners and fl ,500 mlnbilrms - Zlde'o Sport Shop 474 and Denver 'Weril out short-handed up wllb 10 points '"' four goal.a per man ID losers or a ablft of 1932. also with the loss of Spencer the sate recelpll from the 'llrst and two free tlrows. Trl county Lesguo Baywood. The ABA'I Moll four games, whlchewr Is latsef Oct-7, 1970 Valuable Player and 1169 emctmt. HUMPHREY INJURED H&R Firestone "':; Rookie of tha Year is tiUfferlng ATLANTA (UPI) - The Odde: ~lea are favored 7·1 Davis, Warner Ins. 22 AUanta Folcons reported ID win the Series and 6-11 1o win Mason Furniture 20 · Wedneeday that tile left side of the 6flb ceme. Eagl" 14 IAKERBSIGNEIUCIBON their defensive front four - end 1 ~~~~::,Vs Dodge LOS ANGELES (UP!) - Claude Hwnplray and tackle : Tum High Sorles - Dovl•· Forward Keith Erlctson, a Jolm Small - will be out of Warner Ins. 2.19~ Team High holdout since the flral day of acllm ''lndellnltely" because of Must be sold to make Single Game, Davlo·Wirnor training camp, was olgned Injuries. ATI'l!:NDED RI!TREAT room for Winter Tires. '"'· 930. Individual High Strl" and Wedntaday by the Loe Angeleo Humpllrey sprained an ant1e NEW HAVEN - Mn. Divtd All sizes- Black and Game, Dolt Dovlo 518 and 221. Libra lOa multi..year cmtrocl. In last Sunday'a 13-0 toea at Flelde, Jr. attended the state White Walls. llllll8JtiNII TOPS Erk:kam, wbo enjoyed hll lllllu. Small suifered a 11nee board meellng and prayer llne8l pro season In 1Mfl.70, injury Ill the prevjoua week's JJ. retreat · 11 Cedar Lekes In WHILE THEY UST NEW YORK (UPI) -Miami worked out wll.b the club 20 Victory over san Franctaco. Ripley. The Woman's of Olllo, aecond in the naUon In Wfdneaclay night and wlll Jolil Mfaalonary Society of "the ~ and ,delenae and rtiJI.. the LUers ftr their opening REVIVAL PUNNED Cburcb of God IIJ)OII8ored the 650113 nerup m paailng deletlle, lllllt"game qalnat the Cldcago Bulla BIW 15.50 NEW HAVEN - Revival evenl IIIII NIOiDI Randall .of 1.79 lop college IMm In defenae for f'rlday night. Tel'llll of the lerVIces will begin at bl Nnr Anderloo, Ind. and edllAir of 125114 B.IW 19.9Q 2.3& . the tlllrd C01188C11Uve lraek. cmtract were not dllcloled. lle'll!ll First awtcb of God 1111 Mfutons m1pz!ne was . the 775115 WIW 1t75 Monday, Oct. It, at 7:311 p.m. gueatleader.Mrs.Fielda..n,..l 845115 The Rev. tlllrleo E. Curllla of u alate vice l'"l'denl of the WIW 24.20 Clarlellob wlll be the ,. , . w........ Millif!11111 Socil!ty. evangelllt. 'l1le public is cor• '111e fbome the culfaMee Box Score Sparky Admires Orioles Manager i Aclrermanatlackle~,lleves.gerandJimSwearJnsflllatguanla, ~~~~f.·:" °° Sta I I [ .;;;..;;r ri ri ri t:;, ll Mf~t~tt~Y. ~ .=:" U.. _ Drubs Denver BY 134•99 Count Loeal BowliDg w, . · • l "Hoover/' MaY ''Hoover Roblnaon.'' Ended, 6-5 ~.~~~~s':"c3b t' Healthful Eating Hinges On Types of Fats G' . . 111d Woll had jull replaced starter Jim Palmer who had walked Tony Perez to open lbe Inning and given up a llingle ID Johnny Bench. ''The bout told Wattlhrnr a sinker and a ilat allder," May said. "So I figured he would try lo get me ID bit It down 10 Hoover at third base." ''What was that?" someone asked. Concentration And Hard Work Pays Off . Make Money new suit immediately. !. Orioles' Stre t.arrr lie is acolllmalter of 8o)' Sco1rt Troop 245 IIJI<Qtlred by Both vulnenble tile Feeney Bennell A!Jterlcan west North r.t Sooltb Legion Poal of Mlddlepo!rl. His wife, Judy, is a llell1 Puo ' • Pua Leader Coach for Cub Seoul ~= ~ Pack 246: Pl'A preaidenl at Openin& !tad_. A Middleport Elementery School, and leader of Brownie Seoul In bealc JAC011Y MOl).. Troop ff1 ERN, we brecommend !bat, '" employed by In· wb 13 potn•· or Larry · '" en you ave .. ' .~ Diversified Service of more m support of parlaer s ·~~· W v His d m a j o r-s ull opealng and Huntington, . a. 111 can't give a forcing Jump Judy's children are Dale, II, a raise because you are play· First Class Seoul; Dean, 9, Cub in:p, limit raises, 1that you Scout·' Laura,B,BrownleScolrt, a opt the I o II ow n g pro· and Tlnl, s, who tlllnb abe's cedure: Cub Seoul and a Brownie! Wllb an unbalanced band and 13-16 points in support, bid your longeat side suit and then lake dl appropriate actloa depen ng on your partner's rebid. Wllb a balanced band and 13-14 points In support, bid four diamonds. With 15-18 points, bid four clubs. In any more, thatcase, you with jump 17in or a ::: 11118. CONILIN e BY JACK O'JIRIAN NEW YORK - Between caviar bites at the Quo Vadis, Dorll Ully, author of "1boee Fabulous Greeks" (a faaclnaUnsly gossipy tome, £AST •92 • 8u • A IOU ~ ~ ~r 6 3 • z • KQ ' vo1ce along 8 roadway ••-'•• In N. y . with aclually s-··• his own udeptallon of a Qlcteau tale (''OplWD"), and won the positively worst review• In seasons .... Martha Goelz and Anne Roosevelt (John's flrat frau) say IIley Intend ID Uve In Majorca .... La Goelz' full nametJ are Martha Stephenson Goe Kemp Mature McKelway lz · es 1o ~. late Vta .... marnag uR bandleader Hal Kemp, the earner Victor Malure etc .... Harry Belefonte aod Peter Falk looked like business in their lWlcheon klatch at Gatsby's .... Restaurateur Nick Manero, president of the Eastern Veteran Golfers AIB'n, just won PGA(progolf's)sanctlonlorun his own Man,..o Open in Pahn Beach on Dec. 7. O!amp Jack Nlcldaua was the first of many enlered.'01 -u "'" "' Steve McQueen and lbe Wm. MorrIs ••• .,.ency spUl .... 1be new Canadian f20 bills have Brllons buzzing becauae they tlllnk II shows Queen Uz's brassiere strap: Canadian bankers say It's just a dress strap and won;t de«a Her Majesty .... Ronni~ Dyson, skyrocketing rOCA the &Inger at the Cops, has bll six • fi&ure Income br= -; and alW alnp for no a Brooklyn's WashlngiDn Temple, where be did bll Drll alnglng at 14 ... Sinatra's Acapulco manalon is up for ll8le at f250,000 .... 'l1le Lll Veglllld scuttle had II Frank woul charm the 1\fexlcanslnlo letting him nm botela, sambllnt etc. down there. The M01ican soutUe never 11w II that way. WBIST J &3 tJl 853 •Al065 •tan SOUTH (D) r - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -------------------------~ I II N•O.Q~' ...,.. •*·" Il ~ Omtld & Jante1 J~ plannlncfor-wchll~balanceduwellumealayour lllfllll• hllllnee, hu decided, l'anllly 1D inl1lre a healthy and ...,chlldiiWIX"Ihbllwelghlln enjoyable future. · Nutrltioniall have studied our li'bllllnwlytheUterallrulh, foodneedlandhavecomplleda al)oa ~tetllamdorf, Ellenllon clally food guide called the Basic flmllyUfe.speciallat, OllloSiate 4, alnce It groupo .U Iooda loll> Ulilvenl~ four catag. . . 'l1ley are: the To ~ ble point, Hamdcll!. Mlllt ifoup which includea cites lnalllllte of Ufe Jnaurance whole, skim, dry, or evaporated ncurea tbal eatlmate It coall a milk, c~ 'eses, cottage cbeeoe, 1am11y SSG 000 1D ralee a child lo and all other milk producla; the qe 11. ~ fi&ure varlu widely Moot group contalnln1 all dependlnK on family clr- meata, flab, poultry, all bean8 rmrstauceo. and lentlll, tllil8 and peiDUI ~this llricelq down, buller: lbe ••lellble-fnll flamdorf rOJMia ao eaUmated group Including all vegetables ts,IJOI 1oeo for the -1111 of and fruita: and lbe ar.d llld birth and then medical care Ceru1 pup conlalnlng all lllrougltout the 16 years. Tbe broods, cereals, rice, oabl, • - no1 COIIIIIIIle much macaroni' and gralnl' Infant ..._ the In order for ~ur family ID eat food but food costa grow 88 ,. c:blld IJ")WW, ID I lolal food bill a balanced diet, cblldren need o1 f1,000 lhree llerVlnga dally frCIIn lilt CJo!bl~g ot."COIIlla for almost milk pup while ldulla need " 000 IJid the child's share of two• Both children and ldulla ~ housing _,... are need two llerVlnga 1rcm lilt .,000. Another "·000 'goes for meat group clally, lour eemnp traoaportaUon. Personal care, from the vegetable • fruit group recreation and education are dally, and lour llerVlnga from -·'ble' for about ..,500. · the bread and cer ea1 group ' •..,..... almost dally. ••• all ~·-up and It's nuu """ d t30 000 Hemdorf points out that Recenlly repor 1e were u,b ~·t Include the coat of a resulte from a W01l VIrginia co11eg0 educati which Dllly study staling tbat malnutrition eu11y coet ano~ $15,000 ot a In children, age I lo 6, has caused retardllloo. This does four.year '··Ututl um 011. 1 StJfety Valve Saves·Slam Set 3- Tbe Deily Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, o.,0c1.11, 11170 ! \ ·.· .' ' DISOOUNTINUED TIRES ODDS AND ENDS SAFETY atAMPION U1 157 for IJ~a/ijy·$1(V/11f Depentl~bililf Be Cl P,.pared, · Got;»d ·ft'•tto l'hcot oOocl ·~out~ .,Oir ~heir. ~~~~'~(.· ~1,1 lho h~)h aids ' lriiiR-"' ...d. ' Ill!," ' OIAiiPION-WIW ns.t4 ;................... lt1o t Shirts ;o . . . · · Tt~ 125•14 ·············~ ••••• 20.1.5 OOOPER-WIDE RUNNER f70115 ..................... '25.60 'F7Da14 •••••••••••••••••••••25.&8 ·~701~5 ..~ ................... 27~ . , ·: UfWIIER 77SJ:t(.•••• ~···········~-·~·- 21.1$ IZ5JC14 •• ~~.~·•.:...........,•• Zl$5 Miny othw sir. •INI kind ,, -~.. ' '' '., "i '~ . '~'II'•· fn ' ., ' ' 117 2.31 �,' ' A SOci~l. r n w' Bazaar, Soup Qinner Planned ' ''Growing UlnJuch G~" was the pledge urvlco meditation 1llld by~· v. D. Ec~watW. She wild ICriplllr't !rom Luke ID, 10 Ill 11. II wu voted to pled1e lbe ..me amountlhil year u wu Biven during tho put :rear. Mrs. Edwards alao bad charge of lhe JII'GIIl'IID enll~ PARK WITH MASON - Mrs. Howard '(Licla) Garland, Galllpolla Ferry, W. Va., wu eleclad praldent of lhe Muon County llomemaken Council at Mum County Achievement Day on Tuelday at 4-H Camp at Soltu.lde, w. Va. She IUCCeeda Mrs. C. E. Erwin. Mrs. WUbur l'lanll, Pl. Plaaaant, was re.lad t<u.ourer. Mrs. Vleld Keefer, Muon County Homemaker• Agent, jluiiJIJod lhe olflcen during a candlelite ceremony. The outaoinl president was pnsenlad a pasli»'ttidenl's pin and !hi new preoident received = p=' '1 en &, MEN'S JACKETS Party Loda.e E"ents Notes MEN'S SPORT JACKm sa·• Bulova ... the lasting Christmas ·--·-·---------------·--1: gift QUILTED DACRON Horky: IN THE ' JlliTB at A DAY Mrs. Garland Heads Council tf"'' ar \J8· e lhe !Gnelya•. Two Have Part in Reception Mr. and Mrs. WUUam CecU Jdm1011, Pllllleroy, Route 2, former mldents of Buffalo, W. Va., are llllllDIDicing lhe apli'OIChinl marriage of their deughler, Jeanette Carolyn John9011, to Mr. Robert Charles Bendula, 6708 Metro Part Dr., Mayfield, Ohio. Miss Jolmaon, a 1968 graduate of l'llmtrO)' High School, workedunlllrecentlyatthoAlbaSlliHutinColumbusaaaoslstent ' DUIIager and buyer. She is currently employed at Ha1Us Sill Chalet In (loveland. Herriance,ai91tgraduateofMayfieldlllghSehool,attended OhloUnlversltyandservedfouryearslntheU.S.AlrForce. Hela omployed at the Weatherhead Corp., Cleveland. The open church wedclng will be .n event of 2 p.m. 011 Nov. 14 at St. Francis ol Aaslsl In <loveland. A reception will be held at the Bendula Metro Part Drive · Teens Make Visitations. ;.~: Tbi 'flll!l Yfllitll FeliQwllhtp ~ !1\1~. Grel WI.Silllin•l J~u\y lilt Middleparl Pli'll Baplill lialqian, Carol · Mfl. WUdermulb rend annb CDI!tlltii~Ofliolb julllllr Joe · ~Y· 1114 lbf ftri; "$uppolle" and pvu prayer ~AY 1M ........ IIIJbll!liaol.lllud!lnla, a.,Nf_.,.'lil!edlfr· _.. frOID lbe A.m•rlcon Lacloa TWIN CITY Sbrlnelleo, 7:30 .~pea~ !mlat ~YIIlllnl Mtl. lot Wlllop, .-., ""'· 1114 ~ magulne. Tbo p.m. 1'btnda7, ColiiiDN and Jhuwnt, • .,._, ~- 8clllll! !lid ~fr; 11M! tienedlcUon in lllliloll conchadad Southern Olllo Electric Oo. Oile ....,... ol ~ Hoff. lin. Qlflord HIJII, bifbllli lhe meeting. ·1 'I'WJLI(liiT GARDEN Club, · · . IWJml!l! ~-'1 tljl 12111 7:30 l!'huroday, Mro. Eddie A.fliNOONCED plllllultiCb I!Ginlllld ~ Rofreshmenla Of pumpkin Smllb, Weho 'ferraee. lit. .. Hayn llvt lbt ·~~ pie collee,nuta and oandy were TWIN em Shrine Club Mr• .-nd · t!Ul l'blte, l'tlllne.· · · "lliaklntl Resourct~". TakJnc ~by Mrs. Leona Smith, Tharadly, 7:30 p.m. at Pmlel:ox. !louie .k aro an· .' tdll!blc up lll!i .d,i!oup' parts were Mrs. Wlldermulli, Mrs. Ellie Smllb, and MJa olllillloqe In Racine. 11efrab. nCIUIICiqclb'!'1Jrlbola14111,NUI Inn .l'la7 fml!odin, ~ lhe h<lmemoker; Mrs. Card, tho Nelle Bini· 'J'be table wu IIIIQII. Andrew, S!IPI. .. 1)1- lk!lw l!offiiUID, Tull -' llofflllill, mother; Mrs. Allen Elddnger, centered with an ilrrancement J'JUDAY :n::..Oa ~· Tbo IUdJ OWen, llad!lrl oiBI!MiiJ the child; Mrs. Tblllllu, lhe olroaeslrlllllthtprdenCIIMn. DANCE FRIDAY followln8 Mrl. Cerol · · ac,••••wud!ld b)' Mrl. ~ man; and Mrs. Leona Smllb, Nor1111 Parker. Wob•ml loolball game II CleMe'•nd· Nan..,; AI!U..,. '1bat am.t ' . . • · 111gb School Gym to · • .. • .. · •• Mn. Jamao Murray, Mn. W!';:"IJ aildalabl ..-rod Prldem9re, Cleveland; and Mabel Bela, Mro, , ~~ . junior claae. JaJa wtU 1111• MJa Elaluo White,~· n.Jue1 . end Mr. 1114 lin' cee Va., l!ld· lwo balf«o ....., ~ 1!;. llelml!l. ~ ""'. 8A'I1JIIDAY Ilene! While ol Auburn, IY. Va., .... and MJa 0.. ,1* iNif DANCE SATURDAY at andNidi)'Joeeph,alhome.The I poem. Barberi Alllbon,:, . , . . , . . , . IN llr. and Mn. I'WU)' Jmlw!m lllit Jlllllnljj Mrs. o . A. Martin and Mn. aervlcetolbedlaabled-... Alllance,aecoadmpoll••: .Pomeroy .Julllar Hl&b • Ill 11 Mloby White rA Twlliaht, w. a...., lllok 1urna lkllailhf Harry S. Dovia, l'omerey, of and patriotic lnftlllilce In tho Mrs. Nancy Slllez, QOftllrld, p.m. JQB will emcee. va., and Mr. and Mrl. Wallace ~ '--".0:." 11141 .....,. American Legion Auxiliary, country. Fer 20 ,.. . be bu treasurer; and Mila Ann MEIGS COUNTY 1\Jtlred L. MYWI, Alblny. l'lol!!w1 p~ ~--. Drew Webller Post :It, were In eerved on the Vetenna Mfalrt Eachelman , Zanenllle. Alto Teocben Asan., nom luncbeon ' Maynard Saturuy for 1 Olmmlltee. . presented were It dillrlct Sallnay at Trinity lllurd!, reception honoring Mrs. Arthur Department OolllliUIDder Jftlldenta,Mrs. Buel Elliott rA Poaliii oy. S. Hrabak, Ohio Depoqbnent Roger Smith spoke brlelly and Portamoulb departemental CHESTER PTA carnival, Jftsldent. Introduced departmall offlcen chapeau, Elgbl and F«tY, and Saturday beglnnlnc with t p.m. Approsimalely 400 atteOded present for the recepllon. hor Ia eeaelalre, Jl!llle HoD. Jitney oupper and oweel llhop. the receptlm. Sen. Robert T. Among the~ SUIIIIII A oocldaU hoar PJtL'tded lbe G - and c:arnJyaJ, 1 p.m. Secrest, tho guest apeaker, prell!llt Wl!l't Mrs. Raymond u t dinner with decorlllana REVIVAL AT Hyaell Run commended lbe ADierlcan Sloan, Aahland, flrol vice carrying out tho a- "Law Free Methodlll Church, Lellon and Ita Aul1llary for prellldenl; Mn. Donaldlilller, anciServiceforOibers."Fawn Monday lhrou&h Del Zl, 7:30 Wl!l't lo1111ain pelll inacrlbed each evening wllb l!ev. Robert with Mro. Hrabak'• name IIIII Buckley, Woodefleld 11 title. · mnpllat Publlcllivited. I ll '' ' .!'umoroua slfta were OOUNTY PRAYER· aerv1ce Jftsenlad Ill the hmored gueat. at MI. OUve Cburch, lAing Attendance pins were Johnson and Wilma Jean {Deluded In tho gifts wu a BoiiGm, 2 p.m., Sunday. Publle presented Sunday at lbe Davldaon of Wolf Pen, Jean clammd dinner ring frcm tho welcome. Asbury United Methodlat Hall, Thelma Grueaer, department ofllcen, bolpltal GROUP 11. Women'• Church, Syracuse, by Charlea MarBaret Eichinger, Pauline representatives and dlelrlct Aasoclallon, Middleport First All Wool Plaids Hoback, superintendent of the Morarlty, Janice Lawoon, Sadie prelidenta. Mre. Hrabak United Presbytetian lllurd!, Sunday School. Thuener, Margaret· Cottr!U, f!illllved a life IM!!!bonlllp 7:10 Tueoday niJbl the Receivinl plna were Miss Esther Harden, Edith Hood and fflin tho Mlynud Coamwnlly church. Mn. Karl Owen, Marcia Karr, 16 years; Mrs. Eileen Clark. 111111 881, and ~ lllwr h01leas; Mrl. Doa Lowery Addle Norris, Carroll Norris, BIRTHDAY OBSERvED . \rays !rom lbe American devotions; Mn. Clrl Debbie Norris, Wanda Rizer Mr. and Mrs. Lellle Glbbo, LeclonNCD!!!•,.,_. andblnlfe book atwly. Members Ill lake andFranklinRizerO, 15years; Mason, W. Va., entertained and the chef de ~ ol tho bazaar ltemo for a w...Uhop. Mrs. Gladys Robeon and Millas Tueadey night with a party In FQl'ly and El8bl· . . Rizer, It years; John observance of lbe blrlh~ay Mrs. Martin Ia the . depart·· CORD BUSHCOA Eichinger, 12 years; LIO)'d anniversaries of their son, mont iepia!OIIIallw for tho The latest hit now Jenkins, nine years; Mias Jimmy Dowell, and hts great. So\llhea•tern Oblo Mental In Corduroy. Eleanor Robson and Miss grandmother, Mrs. Hazel Health Center, and Mrs. Davia Brown and Tan Debbie Hartenbach, eight Morris or Middleport. Is lhlrd member Of the junior years; Mrs. Marilla Moore, Four lentratlone attended activities committee and 1 seven years ; Rick Ash, five tho party for Mrs. Morris and deputy hospital represenlallve. years ; Debbie Pickens, her first great.grandaon, both · Demaris Ash, Tonya Ash, and born on Oct. 13. Sldeundalalkonherrecent --·-·----------~ Sonya Ash, four years, and Bill Guesta were Jeff l'Jrlde, Dena trip to the Holy Land by Mrs. c. Winebrenner, two years. Van Meter, Jennie Vin Meier, 0. Oulpman bllbllgbtal lbe COUNCD.I%4 MEETS Angela Ohlinger. VIrginia October meeting of tho Salem SYRACUSE - Guldinl Star Dudley, Jeff Martin, Mr. and ft Center PTA at tho licbool. Council 124, Daughtera of Mrs. Joe Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. AvanaU George and Mro. Chapman dlacuued America Lodge, met last E. R. Martin, Rick Martin, Mrs. Fred George were elected dreu and CliiiGma In tho Holy T.hursday. Edith Hood, coun- Helen Biggs. Judy ztnle, Gwen werthy matron and WGrthy Land and elblbiled 1 display ol Abazaar and IIIUp dinner wu planned fer Election Day when the Womt'll' e SOciety o( Cbrlatlan Sarv1ce mel Tueoday night at tho Pomeroy United Methodist Church. Tho Lydia Clrele and lhe W.S.C.S. will COo<lperate on the Election Day evenI. Mrs. Gerald Wlldermulll presided at thomeetlngandreportedontho recent workshop al Camp Francta Asbury which abe and Mrs. Robert Warner, Mn. Clara Tblllllu, and Mrs. Jean Card attended. Jeanette Johnm 1D Wed 1- The lloUy Sentinel, Mlddleport-i'oma-oy, 0., Oot.li, IJ7I JACKDS Mrs. Chapman Tells $17.95 Of Holy l!nd Trip Georges Elected What a way to spend the day. Meeting new friend5 and wearing old ones. Health·tex long· Patrons of Lodae sleeve velour shirts . They're so nice to play in 'cause they look so good and feel so comfort· able. Turtlenecks or mock .turtles. Mothers '+'ill love them both because...tbey:U.. machine commlllee'l and other reports wu 811'\'ed with Ice cream. ' ~y n!Chi' ~if' fllr· ·MeiP, .(litini;'~'* washable. • were read and. approved. PARTY GIVEN Other olflcera ileclad were 1p0b on "Enth.--." 12, 18,24 mos. 3.25 Sizes: 2, 3, 4 ·3.50 Communications were read. SYRACUSE - Mrs. Janice Lola Pauley auoclate matr . The group voted to proceed Siller Laure Sayre reported Lawoon entertained wllb a Paul Pauief auoclate pa~: with a project ol Nackt!JIIIIIng Sizes: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 4.25 recovering !rom an aulllmoblle m,.tery h01teas Jewelr)' party Bemlce . Hoitman aecrelary: arOIIIII the equlpneat 011 tho $WEDISH COAT$27.95 171twlll, lilt .,,, hiiiiiiiOUS .,... Ulllls and clotl. Watft mistant. ~ft~·~~~'::r~n::ttn~ ~~.,:=J= r~m.u.~ler =-~-=-~ ----.J lHE KIDDIE SHOPPE accident. A card was sent to at her h<me on Worcbooler St. her. Attending were Kathryn Gomes were played and prlzeo won by Charlotte Neue and Myla Hudson. Adrienne Hubbard received tho gilt for first guest present. Ade Slack wu awarded lhe honr of being tho mystery hootea. Refreslunenta were aerved to Beatrice Blake, Flonnce Polta, Eleanor Bobram, Cbarlolll Neaae, Clara Lavender and Ricky, Adrienne Hubbard, Sandra Lavender and Mellaaa, Mal')' Janice Lavender' Ada Slack, Myla Hudaon, Mary Pickens, Jane Teaford and Mildred Pierce. AUTOMATIC IUACII DIIIIJISII PORCELAIN TOP & LID EIIYME liST fer ••••••• Nus SOAK Lola;............, Rottman A "bakelea" bake se1e ~ Rumfleld and Mrs. Glenna beld following the metllnl Fetty. Mrs Unda Slleetl and Mrs. Matilarel Sheela oerved refrealunenta. Mrs. Jolm Sauvage preaented lbe program, "Riu In Relatlonablp 1o the Local Chtftb," at the 'l'lleedaf nlllb' meellngolthoWomen'o ·llocielJ rl . a.illlln Service, Asbta7 Unlt.d Metbodlal Cburcb, 8yriCUI8, at lbe home ol Mn. DIDm Fom:ll. AI ezpWned by Mrt. Sauvage, tho program p!lpaie wao to provide an areaa whereby women ma:r u • perilllce lbaiDC 011 • dlj6 level, amnsto • new 'V"!M and a n a - ~~~. . . . iilf 1114 eadl oi!Mr, liplrienclng llie ~. lbll CCIDUwhen .... ~ "' Chrlll. . .... •• llle oq, "Dil Yoa ~;" ..d .... lll1r!jJiuN !nip l.allil lJ:lii-IJ before .llkbil tbt COUillry of lbal area. MIIIMardaKarr,coJMJ!te-, concluded lbe program by reaoiDB 1 medltdlln frcm BlllJ Grabam. Scripture, a medllltloD lild Jii'IJW"' ...... Dona IYIMbl- . , . . lbe mrsllfW.Il wu nparled tllallll llcki!llla~nnlllldodurla81bt put' llllllib. . AI ol!erla, wu tallln. Tile lllrtllda,. of Mill larr, Mrs. rore.t Dolllq, lin. Wlllllm ~ Mrl. ~ and Mrs. Doaal4 Lllle· - . a>btll'9111. lin. \'lrall w ~f...Uitldlln.liav... I'IF "'led 011 a., ~ djllricl WIICSIDII'llll btl41n Ablll Ollien al lite' ..... 'lfft lin. OnllJe QoOclb, ,lb. larl mo.. Mn. llfMI ~ Mr1. T. G. tu~re. Ill'•· - - . .. ,., .......,. ·~ Wllllanl flmlllltl ....., a IELIUERY 1 · , •· , ~-- - ••l~- .. ~LdYA .. . Jhen th~ right time Lonter length • Button Front All PURPOSE Q . U l('ft'ft u;.u llfllt'I:Tl' lftlol\1101 _, 111!95 -v. ZIP·UP--GREY & GREEN ii not enoulh. C. P.O. . JACm$ Jewtlb · STORE For Entin! F•lnlly St. a prelident'l pin. Mrs. Laurene be awarded. Mrs. Jesse Maynard, Mrs . Lew1li preMnlad hor Iiiier, Crafis, bobble.s and projecta David Zirkle, Mrs. Russell Mn. Erwin, a glltualoken of of the homemakere were MaJD8fd, ~ ·Warth, Clara and judged. appreciation lor tho good job uhlbited the has done 11 county Dleplayed among lhe many, president many Items were ceramics, Committee reporla were embroidered pleturea,cloUting, glven by lhe following and gllia paintings, fleral arrangements. preMnlad Ill each: holler living, Judges were Mrs. Virginia Ableall Tblllllpeon; cili!ell8hlp, Black, Hlllllt Economist, ApMar)' Froednl; cullllral arts, palachlan Power, Hamlin, W. Mrs. Aaron F.,.ler; lamlly life, Va., and Mrs. Julia Lowery, W. Mrs. 0111 Utehfleld; hoallb, Va. Extension Agen~ Institute. Mrs. John Tblllllu; safety, Mrs. Leonard MUler received Mro. Lieulo Roush; in· seven blue and one red ribbon; lernatlonal relationo, Mrs. John Mrs. Evelyn Bauer, lour blue Marshall for Mrs. Gerald Rood, and dne red; Mrs. Otla Ran· c1111nnan. A 1111 wu .,._lad dolph, two blue and one red; Ill lhe Yearbook chairman, Mrs. Sharon McClellan, lour blue; Wilbur Plania; librll')' booU, Doris Vickers, eight blue and Mrs. Ablpll ThompsOn, and two red; Nina Bowles, three reporter, Mro. Mlnhall. blue; Jean Forbus, two blue; The president announced Matilda Noble, three blue; Mrs. there are II blue·ribbOn clubs In David Zerkle, one blue and one Muon County. Anne Bailey, red; Sadie Warth, three blue; Avalanche, Haven Edith Fo., two blue ; Roborla Homemakers, Helping Hand, Maynard, Uree blue and one Jericho, Pioneer, Pleuani, red; Patty Maynard, one blue Pocahontas, RhOdodendron, and one red; Edith Berkley, one blue and one red; Mrs. A. P. Letar~ and Susafru. Miss Shirley Campbell, State Roush, one blue and one while; Program Leader lor Women, Sue Sayre, three blue; Hattie llated lhe keys Ill SI1CCell ol any Jordan, two blue; Laurene club as IO)'alty to organilatlon Lewis, two blue; Lilli•• and people who work In It and Greenlee, one blue and one red; cooperation, knowledge, ln- Mrs. Harold Lewis, two blue; tereat, wiUin&neu and proper Marie Cbapman, one blue and altitude. She ur1ed tho women one red; Mrs. Howard Garland, to be a "Count on Me" In one blue; Donna Zuzpan, one aaemmng reeponlibillty. She blue;Mrs.J.Marshall,onered ; clooed by sayinB, "U It is to be, Mrs. Nora Staats, blue; Mrs. it us up to me." Betty Rickard, one blue; Mary Miss Hattie Jorden reported Froednt, one red; Eloise on the Stale Leaderohlp Saunder, one blue; Mrs. Hazel Trllinlnl Conference ohe at. Smith, one blue ; Inez Roush, tended. Mrs. Wylene Dial, West one blue; Mrs. Aaron Fowler, VIrginia University Extenst011 one blue; Lucy Kaylor, one Agent, spoke on tho dialect or bl•e; Mrs. VIrgil Burris, one West Vlrglniall8. red; EWe Roach, white; Irene Mrs. Mervin Cbapman, Pt. Sayre, one red; Mrs. John Pleasant oerved as songleader Meadows, one blue; Mrs. 0111 and was accompanied by Mrs. Litchlleld, one blue ; Mrs. Otla Randolph at tho plano. The Forrest Gribble, one blue and group sang lhe National Club Mrs. Charles Wilson, one blue. The achievement day comsong, "Onward, Ever Onward" and were CIJIIlPUmented by mittee was composed of Mrs. Mlsa campboU. She said lhiB is Gene Jewell, Mrs. Mildred tho first county lbal abe had Thompson and Mrs. Manlord hoard sing lhe National aong. Bauer. Mrs. Ray Fox, vice president, Ninety-seven persons presenlad tho devollonala en- rellateredfor the aU-dafevent: titled "The Cbriltiall8 Indian Mrs. Ablgeil Tbompeon, Mrs. Summer." Mrs. Malcolm Leonard Miller, Mrs. Manford Saunders gave lhe aecretary's Bauer, Mra. Matilda Noble, report and Mrs. Wilbur Plants, tho trauurer's report. Mrs. Gus Douglasa, Jr. announced the West VIrginia Williams, EIJle Roach and Roger, Mrs. A. L. Sprouse, Mr.. T. B. RDIIIh, Mrs. Ray Thomp. soo, Mrs. Alllln Roush, Mrs. Juanita Miller, Mrs. John Mead.,.s, Mrs. Wilbur Planta, Mrs. WQ!ard Newman, Mrs. Homer Holley , Mro. Sam Holley, Mrs. RaymoOd 1Aillpan, Mrs. Charles Buckle, Mrs. Jay Kelaler, Mrs. )Wcolrn Saun· ders, Mrs. John TblllllU, Mrs. Clyde Bowen, Mrs. Howard Garland, Mrs. Cbarles WUaon, Lyda Smith, Helen Cosaln, Lena Crookham, Shirley campbell and Beatrice Black. Miss Hattie Jordan, Laurene Lewis, Mrs. Joyce carson, Mrs. Hazel Smith, Mrs. Evelyn Stewart, Mrs. Rhode Yta~er. Mrs. Fred Tripp, Mrs. Flo Speer, Mrs. Jean Grlnatead, Mrs. Hilda Warth, Mrs. Iva Capebart,Mrs.CbarleaYonker, Mrs. Lleula Roush, Mrs. Ulllan Smith, Mrs. Harry Staata, Mrs. Wesley Kelvlngton, Mrs. BaaU Whittington, Mrs. John F. Kelsey, Mrs. Leo Thompson, Mrs. Ralph Thompson, Mrs. Oils Litchfield, Mrs. Aaron Fowler, Mrs. Edith Gribble, Mrs. Ray Fo., Mrs. VIrgil Burris, Sr., Mrs. Ronald Rickard, Mrs. Otla Randolph, Mrs. Mervin Cbapman, Mrs. Landon Smith, Mrs. John ManhaU, Mrs. Helen FeU, Mrs. ValUe Toney; Mrs. Barbara Lewis, Mrs. Harold Lewis, Mra. Mary Froe!ldt, Edith Berlclry, Ann Erwin, Mrs. Inez No"""", Mrs. A. P. Roush, Mrs. c . E. McCuDoch, Mrs. Wm. Aelker, Mrs. Gus R. Douglasa, Sr.,lilrs. Gus R. Douglaas, Miss Irene Sayre, Miss LUllan Greenlee, Mrs. Donald Henderson, Mrs. Manford Bowles, Mrs.H. E. Beckelhelmer, Ronda! Tbompeon, Sue Sayre, Sharon MccteUan, Margaret Capehert, Jean Forb••· Mrs. Charles Escue, Mrs. Gene Jewell, Mrs. Kathryn Dabney, Mrs. Della Long, Mrs. Delmer Newberry, Mrs. Marcus Weaver, Mrs. Tommy Fry, Mrs. Harry VIckers, Mrs. Homer Johnson and Mrs. Lorena McCausland. Save Up To 50CJ, During This Big F~ Sale Of Destform Bras and Girdles REGULAR 4AJO 1.99___... . ____________ ,_, REGULAR 3AJO All Stretch Lightly rlber Filled LACE BRA . - REGULAR 3.00 Stretch Strap Bra ~Bf~rtJ . ,· Mason, West Virginia .. HEY MOM/ HAVE YOU IIMD 1HE GOOD NEW'Sl fOR ONLY 49' . PUJS 50' IWtDUH OWIGE YOU CAN IIAVE · Don't let it all "slip thru your fingers"Save REGULAR 6AJO Show Off BoJ llg I by ..., ' 'f; • "'"''"pr, lllld lf!'l. ' !, "1~~· BesUOtm Sale BtstfOIIII 4.59 . Sale I 3 •49 I• ~---~-----------------------~ REGULAR 7.00 Show Off Longleg PANTY GIRDLE 4.99 Ba1f01111 Sale MRS. iJNNIE TAYLOR, Rutland, wlllcelellrateher flsl IUihdl)" lUnday. Mrs. Taylor, who ta very opry and alert., lakeo care ol her borne without any aasi•nce, and atlenda chtnb aerv1ce at the Rutland Melhodlat Cht.l'th regularly. REGULAR 5.00 Hop Scatch-Spaldellong leg PANTY GIRDLE 2.49 REGULAR 6Jio your i.ncome ·' ~EGUIARLY BESTFORM. Gigi Boy nylol!, Lycra• t.- PANTY Gl' .Btstbm .s . llie ~ Heillllt ...... , ·. • . I SHOP I HOOH·UP .,fRIDAY and ··' . .' 9:30 A.M. to t . I .' . ' OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS • ... .... .... ~ ' ··~··- . ~ !>_ ' PANTY GIRDLE lion~eg panty· part of l 5x7 Picture· .In Uving·Color. ' . behtld ... 17 at tho ctvlc COllier Ill Charleaton, W. 1/a. Mrs. c. E. Erwin announced that a tuppenrare party will be held on November t boglnninB at 10 a. m. In lhe Courthouse Annex. The county council voted earlier Ill sponsor tho party to earn money to defray upe~~~e~. A gilt will be given to each penon and prizes will I REGUlAR 600 L-~=~~~=~;!J!l~==~~-J 1.99 Ba1b Ill Sale ()' D~' ~' . 2.49 Bestfolm Sale 1 SHOPPERS MART New Experience ·Shared IIIII. FREE Amber Warner ' lreaaurer: plaYJround. Tbe attendance Unde Sheet.s ~onduclreu: banner CGDielt wu a tie betGracie Wlla~n. anocla~ ween the flftb grade ol Mrs. conductreu and Dana Hoff. Anna 'l'ur.- and the mt11 man trullee grade ol Mrs. ilobertl Wllaon. ~ worthy Mra. PbyWa Dngen, new ma~ and Dana Jftlident, wu In charge ol tho worthy' patron prealded at ~ meeting with Mn. Alma Smith meetia1 . They announced conduei!Dg the dOYollonal lnlfltUon fer lhe NoveDiber period. SerYirlc re6et!•ueata meel!ns and Mrs. Geqe an- 'litre Mn. Janel German, Mn. noupc~ Dec lZu lhe date for Emmo1ene Slnuna, lira. Ina!dodon .;, lhe ,_ ofllcers Maalne Dyer, Mrs. Lela ~ ELBERFELD$-IN PO BESTFORM FALL SA . �,' ' A SOci~l. r n w' Bazaar, Soup Qinner Planned ' ''Growing UlnJuch G~" was the pledge urvlco meditation 1llld by~· v. D. Ec~watW. She wild ICriplllr't !rom Luke ID, 10 Ill 11. II wu voted to pled1e lbe ..me amountlhil year u wu Biven during tho put :rear. Mrs. Edwards alao bad charge of lhe JII'GIIl'IID enll~ PARK WITH MASON - Mrs. Howard '(Licla) Garland, Galllpolla Ferry, W. Va., wu eleclad praldent of lhe Muon County llomemaken Council at Mum County Achievement Day on Tuelday at 4-H Camp at Soltu.lde, w. Va. She IUCCeeda Mrs. C. E. Erwin. Mrs. WUbur l'lanll, Pl. Plaaaant, was re.lad t<u.ourer. Mrs. Vleld Keefer, Muon County Homemaker• Agent, jluiiJIJod lhe olflcen during a candlelite ceremony. The outaoinl president was pnsenlad a pasli»'ttidenl's pin and !hi new preoident received = p=' '1 en &, MEN'S JACKETS Party Loda.e E"ents Notes MEN'S SPORT JACKm sa·• Bulova ... the lasting Christmas ·--·-·---------------·--1: gift QUILTED DACRON Horky: IN THE ' JlliTB at A DAY Mrs. Garland Heads Council tf"'' ar \J8· e lhe !Gnelya•. Two Have Part in Reception Mr. and Mrs. WUUam CecU Jdm1011, Pllllleroy, Route 2, former mldents of Buffalo, W. Va., are llllllDIDicing lhe apli'OIChinl marriage of their deughler, Jeanette Carolyn John9011, to Mr. Robert Charles Bendula, 6708 Metro Part Dr., Mayfield, Ohio. Miss Jolmaon, a 1968 graduate of l'llmtrO)' High School, workedunlllrecentlyatthoAlbaSlliHutinColumbusaaaoslstent ' DUIIager and buyer. She is currently employed at Ha1Us Sill Chalet In (loveland. Herriance,ai91tgraduateofMayfieldlllghSehool,attended OhloUnlversltyandservedfouryearslntheU.S.AlrForce. Hela omployed at the Weatherhead Corp., Cleveland. The open church wedclng will be .n event of 2 p.m. 011 Nov. 14 at St. Francis ol Aaslsl In <loveland. A reception will be held at the Bendula Metro Part Drive · Teens Make Visitations. ;.~: Tbi 'flll!l Yfllitll FeliQwllhtp ~ !1\1~. Grel WI.Silllin•l J~u\y lilt Middleparl Pli'll Baplill lialqian, Carol · Mfl. WUdermulb rend annb CDI!tlltii~Ofliolb julllllr Joe · ~Y· 1114 lbf ftri; "$uppolle" and pvu prayer ~AY 1M ........ IIIJbll!liaol.lllud!lnla, a.,Nf_.,.'lil!edlfr· _.. frOID lbe A.m•rlcon Lacloa TWIN CITY Sbrlnelleo, 7:30 .~pea~ !mlat ~YIIlllnl Mtl. lot Wlllop, .-., ""'· 1114 ~ magulne. Tbo p.m. 1'btnda7, ColiiiDN and Jhuwnt, • .,._, ~- 8clllll! !lid ~fr; 11M! tienedlcUon in lllliloll conchadad Southern Olllo Electric Oo. Oile ....,... ol ~ Hoff. lin. Qlflord HIJII, bifbllli lhe meeting. ·1 'I'WJLI(liiT GARDEN Club, · · . IWJml!l! ~-'1 tljl 12111 7:30 l!'huroday, Mro. Eddie A.fliNOONCED plllllultiCb I!Ginlllld ~ Rofreshmenla Of pumpkin Smllb, Weho 'ferraee. lit. .. Hayn llvt lbt ·~~ pie collee,nuta and oandy were TWIN em Shrine Club Mr• .-nd · t!Ul l'blte, l'tlllne.· · · "lliaklntl Resourct~". TakJnc ~by Mrs. Leona Smith, Tharadly, 7:30 p.m. at Pmlel:ox. !louie .k aro an· .' tdll!blc up lll!i .d,i!oup' parts were Mrs. Wlldermulli, Mrs. Ellie Smllb, and MJa olllillloqe In Racine. 11efrab. nCIUIICiqclb'!'1Jrlbola14111,NUI Inn .l'la7 fml!odin, ~ lhe h<lmemoker; Mrs. Card, tho Nelle Bini· 'J'be table wu IIIIQII. Andrew, S!IPI. .. 1)1- lk!lw l!offiiUID, Tull -' llofflllill, mother; Mrs. Allen Elddnger, centered with an ilrrancement J'JUDAY :n::..Oa ~· Tbo IUdJ OWen, llad!lrl oiBI!MiiJ the child; Mrs. Tblllllu, lhe olroaeslrlllllthtprdenCIIMn. DANCE FRIDAY followln8 Mrl. Cerol · · ac,••••wud!ld b)' Mrl. ~ man; and Mrs. Leona Smllb, Nor1111 Parker. Wob•ml loolball game II CleMe'•nd· Nan..,; AI!U..,. '1bat am.t ' . . • · 111gb School Gym to · • .. • .. · •• Mn. Jamao Murray, Mn. W!';:"IJ aildalabl ..-rod Prldem9re, Cleveland; and Mabel Bela, Mro, , ~~ . junior claae. JaJa wtU 1111• MJa Elaluo White,~· n.Jue1 . end Mr. 1114 lin' cee Va., l!ld· lwo balf«o ....., ~ 1!;. llelml!l. ~ ""'. 8A'I1JIIDAY Ilene! While ol Auburn, IY. Va., .... and MJa 0.. ,1* iNif DANCE SATURDAY at andNidi)'Joeeph,alhome.The I poem. Barberi Alllbon,:, . , . . , . . , . IN llr. and Mn. I'WU)' Jmlw!m lllit Jlllllnljj Mrs. o . A. Martin and Mn. aervlcetolbedlaabled-... Alllance,aecoadmpoll••: .Pomeroy .Julllar Hl&b • Ill 11 Mloby White rA Twlliaht, w. a...., lllok 1urna lkllailhf Harry S. Dovia, l'omerey, of and patriotic lnftlllilce In tho Mrs. Nancy Slllez, QOftllrld, p.m. JQB will emcee. va., and Mr. and Mrl. Wallace ~ '--".0:." 11141 .....,. American Legion Auxiliary, country. Fer 20 ,.. . be bu treasurer; and Mila Ann MEIGS COUNTY 1\Jtlred L. MYWI, Alblny. l'lol!!w1 p~ ~--. Drew Webller Post :It, were In eerved on the Vetenna Mfalrt Eachelman , Zanenllle. Alto Teocben Asan., nom luncbeon ' Maynard Saturuy for 1 Olmmlltee. . presented were It dillrlct Sallnay at Trinity lllurd!, reception honoring Mrs. Arthur Department OolllliUIDder Jftlldenta,Mrs. Buel Elliott rA Poaliii oy. S. Hrabak, Ohio Depoqbnent Roger Smith spoke brlelly and Portamoulb departemental CHESTER PTA carnival, Jftsldent. Introduced departmall offlcen chapeau, Elgbl and F«tY, and Saturday beglnnlnc with t p.m. Approsimalely 400 atteOded present for the recepllon. hor Ia eeaelalre, Jl!llle HoD. Jitney oupper and oweel llhop. the receptlm. Sen. Robert T. Among the~ SUIIIIII A oocldaU hoar PJtL'tded lbe G - and c:arnJyaJ, 1 p.m. Secrest, tho guest apeaker, prell!llt Wl!l't Mrs. Raymond u t dinner with decorlllana REVIVAL AT Hyaell Run commended lbe ADierlcan Sloan, Aahland, flrol vice carrying out tho a- "Law Free Methodlll Church, Lellon and Ita Aul1llary for prellldenl; Mn. Donaldlilller, anciServiceforOibers."Fawn Monday lhrou&h Del Zl, 7:30 Wl!l't lo1111ain pelll inacrlbed each evening wllb l!ev. Robert with Mro. Hrabak'• name IIIII Buckley, Woodefleld 11 title. · mnpllat Publlcllivited. I ll '' ' .!'umoroua slfta were OOUNTY PRAYER· aerv1ce Jftsenlad Ill the hmored gueat. at MI. OUve Cburch, lAing Attendance pins were Johnson and Wilma Jean {Deluded In tho gifts wu a BoiiGm, 2 p.m., Sunday. Publle presented Sunday at lbe Davldaon of Wolf Pen, Jean clammd dinner ring frcm tho welcome. Asbury United Methodlat Hall, Thelma Grueaer, department ofllcen, bolpltal GROUP 11. Women'• Church, Syracuse, by Charlea MarBaret Eichinger, Pauline representatives and dlelrlct Aasoclallon, Middleport First All Wool Plaids Hoback, superintendent of the Morarlty, Janice Lawoon, Sadie prelidenta. Mre. Hrabak United Presbytetian lllurd!, Sunday School. Thuener, Margaret· Cottr!U, f!illllved a life IM!!!bonlllp 7:10 Tueoday niJbl the Receivinl plna were Miss Esther Harden, Edith Hood and fflin tho Mlynud Coamwnlly church. Mn. Karl Owen, Marcia Karr, 16 years; Mrs. Eileen Clark. 111111 881, and ~ lllwr h01leas; Mrl. Doa Lowery Addle Norris, Carroll Norris, BIRTHDAY OBSERvED . \rays !rom lbe American devotions; Mn. Clrl Debbie Norris, Wanda Rizer Mr. and Mrs. Lellle Glbbo, LeclonNCD!!!•,.,_. andblnlfe book atwly. Members Ill lake andFranklinRizerO, 15years; Mason, W. Va., entertained and the chef de ~ ol tho bazaar ltemo for a w...Uhop. Mrs. Gladys Robeon and Millas Tueadey night with a party In FQl'ly and El8bl· . . Rizer, It years; John observance of lbe blrlh~ay Mrs. Martin Ia the . depart·· CORD BUSHCOA Eichinger, 12 years; LIO)'d anniversaries of their son, mont iepia!OIIIallw for tho The latest hit now Jenkins, nine years; Mias Jimmy Dowell, and hts great. So\llhea•tern Oblo Mental In Corduroy. Eleanor Robson and Miss grandmother, Mrs. Hazel Health Center, and Mrs. Davia Brown and Tan Debbie Hartenbach, eight Morris or Middleport. Is lhlrd member Of the junior years; Mrs. Marilla Moore, Four lentratlone attended activities committee and 1 seven years ; Rick Ash, five tho party for Mrs. Morris and deputy hospital represenlallve. years ; Debbie Pickens, her first great.grandaon, both · Demaris Ash, Tonya Ash, and born on Oct. 13. Sldeundalalkonherrecent --·-·----------~ Sonya Ash, four years, and Bill Guesta were Jeff l'Jrlde, Dena trip to the Holy Land by Mrs. c. Winebrenner, two years. Van Meter, Jennie Vin Meier, 0. Oulpman bllbllgbtal lbe COUNCD.I%4 MEETS Angela Ohlinger. VIrginia October meeting of tho Salem SYRACUSE - Guldinl Star Dudley, Jeff Martin, Mr. and ft Center PTA at tho licbool. Council 124, Daughtera of Mrs. Joe Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. AvanaU George and Mro. Chapman dlacuued America Lodge, met last E. R. Martin, Rick Martin, Mrs. Fred George were elected dreu and CliiiGma In tho Holy T.hursday. Edith Hood, coun- Helen Biggs. Judy ztnle, Gwen werthy matron and WGrthy Land and elblbiled 1 display ol Abazaar and IIIUp dinner wu planned fer Election Day when the Womt'll' e SOciety o( Cbrlatlan Sarv1ce mel Tueoday night at tho Pomeroy United Methodist Church. Tho Lydia Clrele and lhe W.S.C.S. will COo<lperate on the Election Day evenI. Mrs. Gerald Wlldermulll presided at thomeetlngandreportedontho recent workshop al Camp Francta Asbury which abe and Mrs. Robert Warner, Mn. Clara Tblllllu, and Mrs. Jean Card attended. Jeanette Johnm 1D Wed 1- The lloUy Sentinel, Mlddleport-i'oma-oy, 0., Oot.li, IJ7I JACKDS Mrs. Chapman Tells $17.95 Of Holy l!nd Trip Georges Elected What a way to spend the day. Meeting new friend5 and wearing old ones. Health·tex long· Patrons of Lodae sleeve velour shirts . They're so nice to play in 'cause they look so good and feel so comfort· able. Turtlenecks or mock .turtles. Mothers '+'ill love them both because...tbey:U.. machine commlllee'l and other reports wu 811'\'ed with Ice cream. ' ~y n!Chi' ~if' fllr· ·MeiP, .(litini;'~'* washable. • were read and. approved. PARTY GIVEN Other olflcera ileclad were 1p0b on "Enth.--." 12, 18,24 mos. 3.25 Sizes: 2, 3, 4 ·3.50 Communications were read. SYRACUSE - Mrs. Janice Lola Pauley auoclate matr . The group voted to proceed Siller Laure Sayre reported Lawoon entertained wllb a Paul Pauief auoclate pa~: with a project ol Nackt!JIIIIIng Sizes: 4, 5, 6, 7, 8 4.25 recovering !rom an aulllmoblle m,.tery h01teas Jewelr)' party Bemlce . Hoitman aecrelary: arOIIIII the equlpneat 011 tho $WEDISH COAT$27.95 171twlll, lilt .,,, hiiiiiiiOUS .,... Ulllls and clotl. Watft mistant. ~ft~·~~~'::r~n::ttn~ ~~.,:=J= r~m.u.~ler =-~-=-~ ----.J lHE KIDDIE SHOPPE accident. A card was sent to at her h<me on Worcbooler St. her. Attending were Kathryn Gomes were played and prlzeo won by Charlotte Neue and Myla Hudson. Adrienne Hubbard received tho gilt for first guest present. Ade Slack wu awarded lhe honr of being tho mystery hootea. Refreslunenta were aerved to Beatrice Blake, Flonnce Polta, Eleanor Bobram, Cbarlolll Neaae, Clara Lavender and Ricky, Adrienne Hubbard, Sandra Lavender and Mellaaa, Mal')' Janice Lavender' Ada Slack, Myla Hudaon, Mary Pickens, Jane Teaford and Mildred Pierce. AUTOMATIC IUACII DIIIIJISII PORCELAIN TOP & LID EIIYME liST fer ••••••• Nus SOAK Lola;............, Rottman A "bakelea" bake se1e ~ Rumfleld and Mrs. Glenna beld following the metllnl Fetty. Mrs Unda Slleetl and Mrs. Matilarel Sheela oerved refrealunenta. Mrs. Jolm Sauvage preaented lbe program, "Riu In Relatlonablp 1o the Local Chtftb," at the 'l'lleedaf nlllb' meellngolthoWomen'o ·llocielJ rl . a.illlln Service, Asbta7 Unlt.d Metbodlal Cburcb, 8yriCUI8, at lbe home ol Mn. DIDm Fom:ll. AI ezpWned by Mrt. Sauvage, tho program p!lpaie wao to provide an areaa whereby women ma:r u • perilllce lbaiDC 011 • dlj6 level, amnsto • new 'V"!M and a n a - ~~~. . . . iilf 1114 eadl oi!Mr, liplrienclng llie ~. lbll CCIDUwhen .... ~ "' Chrlll. . .... •• llle oq, "Dil Yoa ~;" ..d .... lll1r!jJiuN !nip l.allil lJ:lii-IJ before .llkbil tbt COUillry of lbal area. MIIIMardaKarr,coJMJ!te-, concluded lbe program by reaoiDB 1 medltdlln frcm BlllJ Grabam. Scripture, a medllltloD lild Jii'IJW"' ...... Dona IYIMbl- . , . . lbe mrsllfW.Il wu nparled tllallll llcki!llla~nnlllldodurla81bt put' llllllib. . AI ol!erla, wu tallln. Tile lllrtllda,. of Mill larr, Mrs. rore.t Dolllq, lin. Wlllllm ~ Mrl. ~ and Mrs. Doaal4 Lllle· - . a>btll'9111. lin. \'lrall w ~f...Uitldlln.liav... I'IF "'led 011 a., ~ djllricl WIICSIDII'llll btl41n Ablll Ollien al lite' ..... 'lfft lin. OnllJe QoOclb, ,lb. larl mo.. Mn. llfMI ~ Mr1. T. G. tu~re. Ill'•· - - . .. ,., .......,. ·~ Wllllanl flmlllltl ....., a IELIUERY 1 · , •· , ~-- - ••l~- .. ~LdYA .. . Jhen th~ right time Lonter length • Button Front All PURPOSE Q . U l('ft'ft u;.u llfllt'I:Tl' lftlol\1101 _, 111!95 -v. ZIP·UP--GREY & GREEN ii not enoulh. C. P.O. . JACm$ Jewtlb · STORE For Entin! F•lnlly St. a prelident'l pin. Mrs. Laurene be awarded. Mrs. Jesse Maynard, Mrs . Lew1li preMnlad hor Iiiier, Crafis, bobble.s and projecta David Zirkle, Mrs. Russell Mn. Erwin, a glltualoken of of the homemakere were MaJD8fd, ~ ·Warth, Clara and judged. appreciation lor tho good job uhlbited the has done 11 county Dleplayed among lhe many, president many Items were ceramics, Committee reporla were embroidered pleturea,cloUting, glven by lhe following and gllia paintings, fleral arrangements. preMnlad Ill each: holler living, Judges were Mrs. Virginia Ableall Tblllllpeon; cili!ell8hlp, Black, Hlllllt Economist, ApMar)' Froednl; cullllral arts, palachlan Power, Hamlin, W. Mrs. Aaron F.,.ler; lamlly life, Va., and Mrs. Julia Lowery, W. Mrs. 0111 Utehfleld; hoallb, Va. Extension Agen~ Institute. Mrs. John Tblllllu; safety, Mrs. Leonard MUler received Mro. Lieulo Roush; in· seven blue and one red ribbon; lernatlonal relationo, Mrs. John Mrs. Evelyn Bauer, lour blue Marshall for Mrs. Gerald Rood, and dne red; Mrs. Otla Ran· c1111nnan. A 1111 wu .,._lad dolph, two blue and one red; Ill lhe Yearbook chairman, Mrs. Sharon McClellan, lour blue; Wilbur Plania; librll')' booU, Doris Vickers, eight blue and Mrs. Ablpll ThompsOn, and two red; Nina Bowles, three reporter, Mro. Mlnhall. blue; Jean Forbus, two blue; The president announced Matilda Noble, three blue; Mrs. there are II blue·ribbOn clubs In David Zerkle, one blue and one Muon County. Anne Bailey, red; Sadie Warth, three blue; Avalanche, Haven Edith Fo., two blue ; Roborla Homemakers, Helping Hand, Maynard, Uree blue and one Jericho, Pioneer, Pleuani, red; Patty Maynard, one blue Pocahontas, RhOdodendron, and one red; Edith Berkley, one blue and one red; Mrs. A. P. Letar~ and Susafru. Miss Shirley Campbell, State Roush, one blue and one while; Program Leader lor Women, Sue Sayre, three blue; Hattie llated lhe keys Ill SI1CCell ol any Jordan, two blue; Laurene club as IO)'alty to organilatlon Lewis, two blue; Lilli•• and people who work In It and Greenlee, one blue and one red; cooperation, knowledge, ln- Mrs. Harold Lewis, two blue; tereat, wiUin&neu and proper Marie Cbapman, one blue and altitude. She ur1ed tho women one red; Mrs. Howard Garland, to be a "Count on Me" In one blue; Donna Zuzpan, one aaemmng reeponlibillty. She blue;Mrs.J.Marshall,onered ; clooed by sayinB, "U It is to be, Mrs. Nora Staats, blue; Mrs. it us up to me." Betty Rickard, one blue; Mary Miss Hattie Jorden reported Froednt, one red; Eloise on the Stale Leaderohlp Saunder, one blue; Mrs. Hazel Trllinlnl Conference ohe at. Smith, one blue ; Inez Roush, tended. Mrs. Wylene Dial, West one blue; Mrs. Aaron Fowler, VIrginia University Extenst011 one blue; Lucy Kaylor, one Agent, spoke on tho dialect or bl•e; Mrs. VIrgil Burris, one West Vlrglniall8. red; EWe Roach, white; Irene Mrs. Mervin Cbapman, Pt. Sayre, one red; Mrs. John Pleasant oerved as songleader Meadows, one blue; Mrs. 0111 and was accompanied by Mrs. Litchlleld, one blue ; Mrs. Otla Randolph at tho plano. The Forrest Gribble, one blue and group sang lhe National Club Mrs. Charles Wilson, one blue. The achievement day comsong, "Onward, Ever Onward" and were CIJIIlPUmented by mittee was composed of Mrs. Mlsa campboU. She said lhiB is Gene Jewell, Mrs. Mildred tho first county lbal abe had Thompson and Mrs. Manlord hoard sing lhe National aong. Bauer. Mrs. Ray Fox, vice president, Ninety-seven persons presenlad tho devollonala en- rellateredfor the aU-dafevent: titled "The Cbriltiall8 Indian Mrs. Ablgeil Tbompeon, Mrs. Summer." Mrs. Malcolm Leonard Miller, Mrs. Manford Saunders gave lhe aecretary's Bauer, Mra. Matilda Noble, report and Mrs. Wilbur Plants, tho trauurer's report. Mrs. Gus Douglasa, Jr. announced the West VIrginia Williams, EIJle Roach and Roger, Mrs. A. L. Sprouse, Mr.. T. B. RDIIIh, Mrs. Ray Thomp. soo, Mrs. Alllln Roush, Mrs. Juanita Miller, Mrs. John Mead.,.s, Mrs. Wilbur Planta, Mrs. WQ!ard Newman, Mrs. Homer Holley , Mro. Sam Holley, Mrs. RaymoOd 1Aillpan, Mrs. Charles Buckle, Mrs. Jay Kelaler, Mrs. )Wcolrn Saun· ders, Mrs. John TblllllU, Mrs. Clyde Bowen, Mrs. Howard Garland, Mrs. Cbarles WUaon, Lyda Smith, Helen Cosaln, Lena Crookham, Shirley campbell and Beatrice Black. Miss Hattie Jordan, Laurene Lewis, Mrs. Joyce carson, Mrs. Hazel Smith, Mrs. Evelyn Stewart, Mrs. Rhode Yta~er. Mrs. Fred Tripp, Mrs. Flo Speer, Mrs. Jean Grlnatead, Mrs. Hilda Warth, Mrs. Iva Capebart,Mrs.CbarleaYonker, Mrs. Lleula Roush, Mrs. Ulllan Smith, Mrs. Harry Staata, Mrs. Wesley Kelvlngton, Mrs. BaaU Whittington, Mrs. John F. Kelsey, Mrs. Leo Thompson, Mrs. Ralph Thompson, Mrs. Oils Litchfield, Mrs. Aaron Fowler, Mrs. Edith Gribble, Mrs. Ray Fo., Mrs. VIrgil Burris, Sr., Mrs. Ronald Rickard, Mrs. Otla Randolph, Mrs. Mervin Cbapman, Mrs. Landon Smith, Mrs. John ManhaU, Mrs. Helen FeU, Mrs. ValUe Toney; Mrs. Barbara Lewis, Mrs. Harold Lewis, Mra. Mary Froe!ldt, Edith Berlclry, Ann Erwin, Mrs. Inez No"""", Mrs. A. P. Roush, Mrs. c . E. McCuDoch, Mrs. Wm. Aelker, Mrs. Gus R. Douglasa, Sr.,lilrs. Gus R. Douglaas, Miss Irene Sayre, Miss LUllan Greenlee, Mrs. Donald Henderson, Mrs. Manford Bowles, Mrs.H. E. Beckelhelmer, Ronda! Tbompeon, Sue Sayre, Sharon MccteUan, Margaret Capehert, Jean Forb••· Mrs. Charles Escue, Mrs. Gene Jewell, Mrs. Kathryn Dabney, Mrs. Della Long, Mrs. Delmer Newberry, Mrs. Marcus Weaver, Mrs. Tommy Fry, Mrs. Harry VIckers, Mrs. Homer Johnson and Mrs. Lorena McCausland. Save Up To 50CJ, During This Big F~ Sale Of Destform Bras and Girdles REGULAR 4AJO 1.99___... . ____________ ,_, REGULAR 3AJO All Stretch Lightly rlber Filled LACE BRA . - REGULAR 3.00 Stretch Strap Bra ~Bf~rtJ . ,· Mason, West Virginia .. HEY MOM/ HAVE YOU IIMD 1HE GOOD NEW'Sl fOR ONLY 49' . PUJS 50' IWtDUH OWIGE YOU CAN IIAVE · Don't let it all "slip thru your fingers"Save REGULAR 6AJO Show Off BoJ llg I by ..., ' 'f; • "'"''"pr, lllld lf!'l. ' !, "1~~· BesUOtm Sale BtstfOIIII 4.59 . Sale I 3 •49 I• ~---~-----------------------~ REGULAR 7.00 Show Off Longleg PANTY GIRDLE 4.99 Ba1f01111 Sale MRS. iJNNIE TAYLOR, Rutland, wlllcelellrateher flsl IUihdl)" lUnday. Mrs. Taylor, who ta very opry and alert., lakeo care ol her borne without any aasi•nce, and atlenda chtnb aerv1ce at the Rutland Melhodlat Cht.l'th regularly. REGULAR 5.00 Hop Scatch-Spaldellong leg PANTY GIRDLE 2.49 REGULAR 6Jio your i.ncome ·' ~EGUIARLY BESTFORM. Gigi Boy nylol!, Lycra• t.- PANTY Gl' .Btstbm .s . llie ~ Heillllt ...... , ·. • . I SHOP I HOOH·UP .,fRIDAY and ··' . .' 9:30 A.M. to t . I .' . ' OPEN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS • ... .... .... ~ ' ··~··- . ~ !>_ ' PANTY GIRDLE lion~eg panty· part of l 5x7 Picture· .In Uving·Color. ' . behtld ... 17 at tho ctvlc COllier Ill Charleaton, W. 1/a. Mrs. c. E. Erwin announced that a tuppenrare party will be held on November t boglnninB at 10 a. m. In lhe Courthouse Annex. The county council voted earlier Ill sponsor tho party to earn money to defray upe~~~e~. A gilt will be given to each penon and prizes will I REGUlAR 600 L-~=~~~=~;!J!l~==~~-J 1.99 Ba1b Ill Sale ()' D~' ~' . 2.49 Bestfolm Sale 1 SHOPPERS MART New Experience ·Shared IIIII. FREE Amber Warner ' lreaaurer: plaYJround. Tbe attendance Unde Sheet.s ~onduclreu: banner CGDielt wu a tie betGracie Wlla~n. anocla~ ween the flftb grade ol Mrs. conductreu and Dana Hoff. Anna 'l'ur.- and the mt11 man trullee grade ol Mrs. ilobertl Wllaon. ~ worthy Mra. PbyWa Dngen, new ma~ and Dana Jftlident, wu In charge ol tho worthy' patron prealded at ~ meeting with Mn. Alma Smith meetia1 . They announced conduei!Dg the dOYollonal lnlfltUon fer lhe NoveDiber period. SerYirlc re6et!•ueata meel!ns and Mrs. Geqe an- 'litre Mn. Janel German, Mn. noupc~ Dec lZu lhe date for Emmo1ene Slnuna, lira. Ina!dodon .;, lhe ,_ ofllcers Maalne Dyer, Mrs. Lela ~ ELBERFELD$-IN PO BESTFORM FALL SA . �' tough match aaalnst the Friday which virtually "aewedFederal • Hockin~ Lancon and up" 111e sv AC crown. Nc.-th Glllla boola Green Twp., Coach Mel eerier's o( County Hllhlandera ere D-1 on Ute ~;;;:::.., eoacl, Howlll'd aeaaon S.Uihwes"""'• laleot ore """"" encooaniBI. CGml7 .......... Miller's Kyser Creek looa w.;. r....-ded lalt ....tat llclmeeGmlnl Wta ore alated Lealue·leacllng Eastern Lee Bobcall wt11 try to bOwiC8 back S.UIItern. el Nlril Glllla, Jcypr creek travels to Albena County fc.- 1 from a 2U 1088 at Eastern lalt Friday'• Southern Voller and 111nnan Trece. Two o1 111e four conlolta, AlbleUc Corlennce ochedule will be hlfllllllhted by Southwestern at Kyger Cnek iiGmec<llllnP at three Glllla and s.ullwn at IIIMall Trace =·~~;:~::~7~-~ ·'· ) -w:, Scoring SEOAL Statistics 1911 SOUTHEASTERN OHIO ATHLETIC LEAGUE STATISTICS llncludntamoo tlwouth OCt. tl TEAM STATISTICS FIRST DOWNS PASSINO Tdm Avg. OP. ~vq . CA. 3< t1.3 33 11 .0 19-32 33 11 .0 37 12.3 7-17 33 11.0 <2 1<.0 17-33 2< 8.0 411 16.0 1-19 loam Alhano Golllpolls Ironton J ck 8 I TOo 2 0 3 1 1 o 3 0 ton 42 U.O 27 9.0 12-21 2 I ::::: Waverly 31 12.7 9.7 25 28 8.3 9.3 12·37 12·" 3 9 2 I 14.7 J9 13.0 34-56 .. 0 29 .... Wellston RUSHING PASSINO OfFENSE DEFENSE YO. Awg. YO Avg. YG Awg , YG A•O: Taam 297 99 0 24 82.7 S45 181 .7 584 194.1 Athans 5H 198:7 78 26.0 674 224.7 519 173.0 Go Ill polls 5')0 196.7 360 120.0 9l0 316.7 661 220.3 Ironton <61 153.7 62 20.7 523 17-4.3 897 299.0 Jackson 572 100.1 153 st.o m 2<1.7 101 235.7 Lagan 53< 178.o 2911 99.3 832 2n.a l09 169.7 N\olgl 227 )57 118 39.3 3<5 115.0 683 227.7 Waverly 287 9l:7 <25 141.7 712 237.3 7l0 2l0.0 wellston 1970 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCORING llncludet ,.mos tlwouth OCt. 101 OVERALL SCORING Name - Tt1m TO PAT TP IGl Avg. 13.2 0. Boggs - Meigs 10 6 66 Ill 10.8 O. Hudneii - Aiexander 7 12 .5.t IS) 8.8 R. Krebs - Logan 7 2 44 IS) 8.8 P. Russell - Alexander 6 ·a .44 !51 D. Eichinger - Eastern 7 0 42 !51 P. Klon..- - Miller 5 6 36 Ill K. Valentine - Jackson R. Honaker - Federal-Hocking B Guinther - Glouster S 5 2 0 0 32 30 30 151 151 5 (5) K. Culbet1-..on - Logan < 6 30 . SOUTHEASTERN OHIO ATHLETIC LEAGUE (SEOALl SCORING Namo - Toam TD PAT TP R. Krebs - Logan • 2 26 o. Boggs- Meigs 3 2 20 H. Spears - Ironton 3 0 11 T. William• - Molg• o. Settles - Wellston K. Culberlson - Lo.. n T. Prose - Gallipolis P. Neoi - Galllpolls 3 2 2 2 0 0 2 0 0 18 18 12 12 K. Valentine - Jackson 2 2 0 0 12 12 J. Martin - Wellston 2 0 12 l B. Smith - Ironton Ill •• 7.2• 6.< 6.0 6..0 6.0 IGI Avg. 8.7 (3 ) 6.7 (3) 6.0 Ul 6.0 131 6.0 13) (3) <.7 0 Ill · (3 ) '<.0 U (l) (3 ) 131 :: ~ •. o MID-OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE (MOVCI SCORING Ttom TO PAT TP 101 Av1. Name B Guinther - Glouster 0 l 18 (2) p KICIIIel' - Mille< 2 3 15 121 R. Elberls - Mill..2 0 12 l2l • 0 . Hudnell - AleXInder 1 0 6 (1 1 G. Humphrey - Glouster I 0 6 (2} J .Hinkle-MIIIor 0 6 121 s· Storts - Miller 0 6 121 J. Bankes- Miller 1 a 6 121 E,jNoorrto - GIDUS1er -- U 2 2 Ill I : ' : -·' 1'11!;VAL(EY CONFEREW:E SCORING ~ l!lllilo -Tum TD PAT TP (0) 9.0 7.l 6.0 6.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 1.0 Avg. J Mitchem- Warren Local 2 2 14 ( 1) 1.4.0 Belpre Federal-Hocking C Robinson - Federal-Hocking R·. Smltl1 - Wtrr., Local C. Greenwalt- Warren Local o. Knost - Warren Local 0. Reynolds-WerrenLocel E. Driggs- Federai-Hocl<lng 0 0111\ong-Nelsonviii.. York 2 3 2 I 0 0 • 2 12 18 16 8 11 l 121 121 11 l 12.0 9.0 8.0 8.0 I 0 6 I 1) 1 6 Ill 5 (1) 5.0 I I 0 2 0 0 6.0 6. 0 6 (2) 6 (2} 3.0 3.0 1 0 6 (2) 3.0 Ji. William• c. Springer - 0 The Bobcall a.re led of· fenalvely by their touchdown twins, David White and Gary Saunders. Southwestern 'a bl11est acorinl :rea~ his beete':ba': 10 or quar pauing dropped a 3M2 tllrWer aaatns; powerful Eutern Elsie~! wt11 go ' the Hannan Wildcats while for a bll win aplnsiJ'~ CC!!Ich Bob Aahloy'a crew HoclQnc. Tile ~~daf!OFrt••• uplnded Soulhwllllrl!, D4. . Ntlaonvllle-Y~,~IUI - . . Coach Paul Aikman'• North Eutern'J a\l.niJ delfnat Glllla l'tratea wW .... be compoaed ol Rlchlrd Llllr, trytna to INIP 1 IWC>tiJile Alan Holter, Mike Baolnll, Bob . Richard GW lo hla 10Phom01'8 1..... atrealt. caldwell, Dennla $1chltl&el'llld end Mike !llllon. Noclb Gallla llfllr dropplnK camp:.11y his permilleil btl! two Coach Paul [llllon's Wlidcali SouthWestern KG baa lost to touchdcnma all year. ·· · wW be out lo snap a tw""ame Ky1er Creek, 41~ and ,..-""'!!~~~::"--, loalni! atreak agalnst Soulbern'a ~.(&.(). Tornadoes. Tbe outcome of Friday •a ~I Friday, ~Trace homecoming match a1alnat Green TWp., eould depend pn lite recovery ol four ~tera ly ttftdlftl yo.r clt•nlnt to Jl"· Injured In the Alexander game. ctry You can rtlr 011.._.. udr modtrn mttno 1 Harvey Brown, speedy and extra cart ftr taUback; quarterback Jackie ,trftctly dry cl..nH clettt••· H. Clldwell - E I 0 6 Smtih; center David Wlctllne R. Thompson- KC 1 o 6 anddefenalveend Lorey JuoUce B. Coldwell - E 1 0 6 were for~ed to leave the Lawoon - 5 1 0 6 Spartan pme due to Injuries. p Hill s 1 o 6 T: Kar;-- e 1 o 6 Coaeh Larry Ritchie's J. Waugh - HT 1 o 6 Don Well•- HT 1 0 6 T. Be<~ver - HT 1 o 6 D. Bush = SW 1 0 6 R. Pelfrey-NG I 0 6 J. Smith - NG I o : K. Brown KC Jenklns - S 1I 0o • R. Borlng - E 0 • • Holman - S 0 2 2 Staton-NG o 2 2 R. GIII-SW 0 2 2 C. Smith - KC 0 2 2 lhle - S 0 2 2 J. Jenkins - S 0 2 2 Johnson - S 0 2 2 Race Tightens AdamJ, wbo otole tbe obow lor Mlaml against ManbaU laot Saturday, and Xeal State'• Gordoa Ober, " bo ldcked btmaelllato the MidAmerican Coaference record boob, have beea umed 111e leaJUe'o defeasive and oI• feulve playen of tile week. Adamo, a aenlor !rem Atheaa, latercepled three touchd paaaes, oet upOWD wltlta48yerdpualrehmlaad scorediiiiOibertouc:llclownon a 47-yerd paa1 retarD Ill Miami' • lf.IZ wla over . O The scoring race In the T. Glassburn - NG 0 22 22 Southern Valley Athletic R. Hol~an - ~ 0 2 2 0 I 2 Conlere•-"•htenedsomewhat Clh. ISem_l 5- . ·-·"" 0 2 2 last Friday. J. J<tnklns - S Kyger Creek's Dave White, a l~fesontyl :: ~ ~ ~ 145 pound junior tailback, ALL GAMES contlnuostoleadboththeSVAC PLAYER - SCHOOL TD EP TP and all lame I1COring ra.... White r KC 8 10 58 White scored Kyger creek's Elchlrlger-E 8 o <II In last Friday's 2U Saunders KC onl,v polnh ~ HT ,5 60 36 24 Joos at Eastern. Cremeens 33 0o 18 Dennis Elcblnler Eutern's Collins - KC 18 • touch- Brown - NG gangly end sc«ed two NEASE - S 2 0 11 1< d0W1111 in that contest to CUI D. Smltl1 - E J I< White's lead to 16 points. ~:,"::,'~ K~ 1 2 s Elchtn•er has !2 polnll Queen- HT 1 2 8 ManbaU. • 1 2 8 He 11ao reeovered a 111m- against league foes and 48 J. Hill - S ble, bad oeveu aolo tacklea polnlll overall. and oeven 1111111 and pllllled SVAC ONLY nJDetlmeofora3t.7average PLAYER-SCHOO\D EPTP oa a ratJHOBked arllltclal D. While = KC 8 10 58 J ' turf lleld. o Elchlnga< - E 7 0 <2 G: Saunders - KC 4 6 30 By IJDited Prell !DieruUCRial than half the game while be S~~:~:::::.-:::::::~:::.::·:;:;;;;;~~::::::::~::~;:;:;:::::::::::::: B. Ratliff - NG 4 0 2-4 The ''old'' Knick& W<'D continues his recq'tel'ation trom H Brown - NG 3 0 18 did the scored 22 polnll G: Collins - KC 3 o 18 Wednesday night and so knee surgery, with o. Smith - E 2 2 " ''new" Xnlckl. Dave 8lng led the Pistons M. Nease = S 2 0 12 The New Yc.-t Knlcks, the 7li and Jimmy Walker added 22 R. Sanders - E 1 do!f din& NaUonallluketbalf whlleBobRuleofSeatUeledall ~: ~il'lsh Kc : 2 • ~tton c:hamplono, crutaec1 scorers with 37. The l'l!tm8, H. Coldwell - E 1 0 6 to their secood straight triumph lratliJW 16-69 at halftime, loot R. Thompson - KC 1 g : · bythump~Ctnctnnatt J2B.IOI the leed lu' good midway ~l~\~0.!."N~G : o 6 •:wblle lite ..panslon 'Buff&i~ throulhllte third pertocl with 12 K. Brown KC 1 0 6 Braves, playing with four strailhl points. 1 Lawson - S former Knlcllll 011 their rooter, PttUadelphla, sparked by 5 1 ~ J~~~~ "s: o 6 began their NBA existence by Billy Olmlnlbam'• Z1 polnla, MASON - Mason Grade J. Taylor - NG o 2 2 downing the Oeveland Cava· opened a lti>Oinllead early In School PTA will hive its annual T. Staton = NG 0 2 2 llers, ll71-82. the fourth period but then bad to school carnival Oct. 31al Mason Cazzle RllltiC!ll, starting for fi8hl o11 lite rallYln& ailll wbo Grade School. The group met on the Injured BUI Bradley' cloaed to within lhn>e polnll In Tuesday evening at lite school. pumped In ll9 poinlll and WUUs the flna1 minute. Walfy Jones Marie Smith was appointed Heed lastyear'sMoatValuable tallied II polnll fc.- Phlladel· carnival chairman. UponS Play~, added 23 and pulled pllta while Chet Walker led Robert Oliver, president, 3 ., down 16 rebounds as New Ycrk llllcago with 30. announced the "PTA Patter" MASON - Browtde Troop 837 never trailed after the o•.enlng Eddie MUeo pumped 111 . 16 would come out every month met at the Mason Untied mlnutea points 1n the first period I I prior to a PTA meeUng. The Methodist Church with their Veter~n Tom Vanarsdale Baltimore took a 3HIIeadover school paper would Inform leader, Mrs. Lols Weaver, paced the Royall with 22 polnll San 01e1o w1 the Bullets were parenls of forthcoming school Assistant leader Carol Proffitt while rookie Nate Archil>lld never threatened the reel ol the evenlll. Miss Helen Blelner, and committeewoman Mrs . chipped In with 17 and OiarUe way . Jack MarUn paced Mason, presented devoUonala. Dana Johnson. The Brownies Paulk added ·1s. Baltimore with 26 points and Mr. Oliver inb-oduced the five spent the evening maklnl alt. Doo May. 000 of the former John Trapp led San IJielo with candidates for Mason County upon• of oU cloth. Knlcb on the Braveo' roster, 211. School Board who are Murl Attending were Beth Weaver, led Buffalo wlbb Zl pointe, a Curtis Clark, Charles Angle Proffitt, Julie Gibbs, career blflb for the former Eshenaur, Dr. C. L. Brown, Cmdy Slan~Of\ ~ lljiSseU, Dayton Ulllveqlly i\W,, Qlller -:=~~~~~~ SteveMUler,an of Pt. Pleasant, Karen Browll, ~ Johnson , .ume KDickt who bftpid In I, aitd Luiber Tucker. Also in- Melanie While, JUt Taylor, :':Braves' atlaek were Nate lroduced was Ray Fields, newly Angle Johnson , Bridgett Bowman with 12 polnll8!1d Em elected Mason County Board Johnson, Carla Hood, Mary Ann Bryant with seven. member. Tripp, Debbie Smith, Usa and The Covallera another 01· The foUowing chairmen were Nancy Stewart, Beth Wilson, panalon team 'were led by appointed for 19711-71 school Brenda Qulllen, Tina . Gibbs, Bobby Smith 'with 21 points year: membership, Rosemary Brltta VanMatre, Tom Sillk, while John Warren (yet, Samsel; publicity, Mrs . . John Tanya Cundiff, JUt Cundiff, another former Knick) Sisson ; spirtlual, Pat Wilson; Risa Sayre and Kelly Roacb. collected l4. g, l Beautiful! R ovalS Thumped Mason School Preny Ideas in CosMetics J : 5 Carnival Date Is Oct. 31st SN Us For We have a complete line of beauty aids ro help you keep Iookins fresh and pret· g : m ty. Come in soon. We'll be happy'to sus· sost the risht cosmetics. Toiletries, roo. o: Brownie Troop 837 M ke Stt OPEN DAILY 8:00AM to 10:00 Sunday 10:30AM to 12:30 PM and 5:00to .9:00 PM Wayne Swisher, Harold Lohse and Kennel~ McCullough are your friendly pharmacists a Swisher and Lohse Rexall Drugs. They ~av~: .!0w and prompt service ani! discount drug prices seven days a week. Let us serve you for all your prescription and drug needs. Nelsonville-York -, 1... · Clothing Center acllon'. ' ~;;:;;;;:;!:::::::::::::: FOR LoW COST, AUTOMATIC WARM FLOOR HEATING . . VENTED . ::0."':' ° ° GAS HEATERS OVERALL STANDINGS Tum W L T 0 OP l5a Athans AloQndlr II'OIItan Glouster Wtllston Southon~ 32032l1 2 3 0 1<1 86 2 3 0 10< 58 2 3 o 58 57 1 ' 0 66 'fl 1 • 0 52 260 Vinton County 1 • o J-4 142 NohanYIIII· York I <0 12 151 Folrlf PleiNnt I 6 0 68 UO Wavflf'!Y o s o 6 121 SEOAL STANDINGS THill WLTPOP Lavon Golilpolls Metgo Alhortl !footlan :Joel< son Wolloton :,Wo~ly a o o sa " 3 o o .a 6 2106611 2102•26 1 2 o lA 36 I 2 0 Ii 411 o a o 32 75 o a o 6 10 ' FINANCJALREIIULTB BALTIMORE (UPI) Financial flgurel on lite fourth game ollbe Wc.-ld Serleo: Net .....,tpto - $513,113.41. Commissioner•• Oflice $76,9N.02. Players pool - $111,167.26. Baltimore club share W,llll9 .li6. Cincinnati club share f43,1109J6. American Ll!ague office f43,609.54. NaUonal League office f43,609.54. ' .. . ' ' . . CORAL , Sonner 3 32 01· BUs. llltlh·· ftMiiltW. bli4ce PLUMBING ROQFU!IO PA!PI1'1IIO AND OIHIIIAL• · RII'AlR . WOIIK ~·\ .. • State Cclmmlttee, "but "" be- hope lite ~t's helpln& line flnl and. give Qoutl,. a Ueve he'a 1o1Dg to pump for hand can pull Taft 8CI'OII the flihlln& chantle. ' ' • ev-.rybody. ·~~~a vlall 'certatnly r-------------"":"--~1 canlt],.hll1hetp ' and ." we're coofldent FALL RIOWER BULlS All f4Eft '·' :::.:.:.;::..o!te!: =of~~.:..n: ::r!ro:::.~ ww SHI RJ fiNISHING V~ .,,..!f', TULIPS, HYACINTHS, ET(, ' . , iff ~ :,., .!:::~~~:1~=- · .. .., '!' m 211 E. 2nd. Fomoror Republlcana. prlmarllr fot Toft," aaid a "lila Image today isn't what spokelnian fc.- tha Republican 11 was o year ago," O'Grady · said. "Ow- polls show that (Sen. Edmund S.) Muskle would beat N!Ion in Ohio today." Party Ia Trouble We as Meigs (:ountians, who have been In addtUon to a strong opponeglected all these years, have an nent, Taft baa lite dlaadvantage obligation to get out and vote on Nov. 3 of appearing on the baDot at lite bottom of a Republican in support of our next governor, John Ucket which has had cJjfftcuJty Gilligan. gelling 111 campaign out o! rePd. Pot. Adv. by Delmar A. Canaday verse gear. Following a dlvtalve primary election campaign wlltch uw Attention: Meigs Voters $1 SAVI YOIIR COMMUNI:I'Y GREEN STAMPS WE ACCI:PT FEDERAL FOOD ST~MPS. OPEN: 51ore6Til7:Al Dallv-J Tll6: •5Sund4oys Station 9 Til >- 7 OayJ AWllk EVELYN'S GROCEitY I sERVICE STATION ·-ltuttallll 14., ...,_, Oltlo On Slat. Rt:124-EUI of Rolland 1 Reg. 1.49 SGaL TRASH Plnd ev•rrthlnt for Halloween 1 ,-our len Fraaklln Store ... plrh' favors, Trlcll: or Treat 96' Cindy, etc . Use Our Convenient Lay-A-Way Plan. ASmall Deposit will hold your seledion as you make payments at your conveni1111ce. BEN,FRANKUN• PHONE 992-3498 202 East Main St • . Pliineroy. Ohio .. Open Friday & Saturday ·Nights Til 9 THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY -, ' '\ l ~= w THAT SPFAK FfJR TNEMSFIIJIS PALS ~ MULnPl£ VITAMINS no more OM REG. 2.29 t an9IeS • • .. -····~· ~ ............, .. ·R£GU .. ·· 1aa L'lft · i Ulft ;R .. 60's PLAIN ·a . . a·· YOUR ., • ONE A DAY WllHIRON VITAMINS lOO's BABY GIFT SET .1.77 180Z. ,,~ 1.44 SCOPE REGUlAR 1.29 60's :~· 1.59 66' PlAIN 14 hour protection ' R~G.~.29 77* REGUlAR 159 WllHIRON BABY LOTION BUILDER . lOO's ~~;, 1.77 R:.~ ' "' -' TltlloDII:MAfiK CONFlDENC~ baby shampoo. won't IRRITATE eyes REGUlAR 1.79 ggc ~ l.ddl MICRIN BUFFERIN 60's 1 33 ~r-----:.~_·_·~~~ ·REG. 1.59 atllDREN'S BAYER Reg; 39' ASPIRIN BAYER 22~ lOO's Reg. 107 ASPIRIN 0 .' • . , ·- ..••., ~ .. ~ lOO's 99' PRELL Concentrate Tube Family Size Reg. 1.59 $ Size LOtion Size Jar Family Size, Tllbe dial SECRET Spray Deodorant ·~~09 Family Family 99$ VANQuiSH TABs-40's 66' 66* Anti·"-rspirant AEROSOL , 88 PREPAU.tiON H ~~a~. us · . · A1o1i inside the WARM MORNING ps hulfr shcMS Wily ifleadl l1f ,_, · Chi...., 1. Rltld Fremo CoMirucllott 1. Tim•" cast Iron 6. 01Mrat1n1 "Cirptt 1. Nalvy Soam-Wotcioll IIIII 1. 1-II'Drlfl lioo4 "Lift· . s. au.-1 . "Firllldo" Raoltants . Glowing , Quiet of Comfort" • - ~ ~Qr,\F'(,)~tl NEW TOP·O.MATIC ~ON.TR91,.5 liOR ~o· ,, lUI REG. 19.98 SPECIAL Robinson's Ceaners ride lbe Preaidenl's veto rl. the Cm!Jei&D Jlroadea• Flnanclntl Blll. He ll1cl he would hive lo read the voto ge. first. Sube IIIIPPOI'ted ~:... Tbe -lor W-......, re· leued a report which-.! be baa authored aa bOla IInce tatlftl ofllce, Introduced amendmmlllo five others and w11 oo-aponv of another 63 pl...,. o! leglalatlon. Sube 88ld he 1JII "rather aatounded" at lhe ntDRber of ~ on the llat complied by bla atalf. ......a:-. SEE US FOR YOUR gullty," erahlp group whlch meets with were involved In a controversy an even bel. Ohio Republicans the chief executive -h .... k. over alate loanl and campllfln . .----~~~~~~--., ••J Plead Gallty" Thia gives the raee a definite conlribullooil. . __ Re]iUbllc:anl have cast htm In ilavc.- of a referendwn on lite "The .llre.tdmt Ia 1o1Dg to lite Image ol U.S. Seno. Birch Nlton admlnlstratlon. hive to be treadlnl on eus Bayb, Geclrp McGovern and MetzenbatDR hu l8id he when be comes In bere," E1111e"" McCartby, all liberal would reprd a visi.t from the O'GradY oatcl. "How does he SAME DAY IJemi>c:rat&. " U that's the way admlnlllratlon a• a ''mind come In .and Just talk about SERVICE blesalng" for Taft, and baa Taft and Ignore the real of lite In At 9-0ut AI 5 openly welcomed a visit &om Ucket?" VIce Pl'elldent ARnow. Republlcana believe Ntton Ia UH'Our Frtt Parkllll LA>I DemocraUc Stale Chairman IIUI'e lo find a ..,...ruJ way to Eugene P. O'Grady queaUoned enilane,eterp10. the value olllte Nixon visit for "He WID ;iiibably be Pushlntl w. .,ruetve. plead Regular 1.09 Good at Evelyn 1t Groc. ExplroslO·II-79 • Buslneaa and Professional He declined to Indicate Women'• Cluba, Inc., wbtther he wcou1d wte to over· Wuhlngton, D. C. and the Ohio Federltlon of 8U1tneu and Prol ~wl WDmell. Objecillvea o! lite club are•lo -relevate lhe stanclardo for women In bualnesa and In the , prof alona, to promote lite ~ 0 Interest of butlneu l~d, awtlJ!IBII'ON :;_ ;. CCIIIrael pro! '0!1"1 W<IOIIII, to brlli/1 LiiolYbfll...,llln W,·tbe llladle about,'• iplrit ol cooperati~J~ lilidCt ·In MUon' ~ bu lm<q: women, and to UW\d been .Jni:lnded In· ,tbe Depart· ~lies to . . , _ ~ 11!1111 ti OCt. fl bid profelllo~al wom~n lhfO)IIh The earrlea education alon1 lnclualrlal, va"ila'llltbeKanaJ!baRirir oclanutlc llitl vocallonll ac· beiil.eu J'tllnl l'lliuat and llvltlea~ uciL" . PRO.IECI'8 Tbe 1overncr ..-dd lbe con· Throut1h lbe Yeara the club 1rac1t cilia for ,.mforclntl ateel, baa maintained a hlllpltallotln clNIIln& atid palnliDK of the center with a qUAntity of sick Additionally, the room auppllea for use by not ·~ ·tiill:tete dec:t Will lit! only memberl of ihe club and replaced with ateel· lfld their flmllleo but by lbe public. lloorlntl •.Uleallcalaneo! the AnnuaUy a nnralns ...., wW i'erlllU Iii*' to trafllC , ICbolarlhlp 11 awarded to a 11 an ..._ !luriDI tile wcrll, Mella County biJb ··IChool ~ · to ~. 'lilt 1f841Uate. Memben c:ooperat, 1rac1t wW be hnced ~ ·!a civic tlffalra and tJpeciiJ with IIIIa flutlla. i. projtt:ll and l<r many 1W' •. · ban conducted the Heart 1.,_;....;,...::;,- - - -- ' - -, , '. . Willi Coupon Fabric aenalor 11110 baa been a lhc.-n in lite lide of ihe edmlntstra· Uon. Mellenbawn, a wealthy Cleveiand wbllaher , attorne)l who 11111111ed'Young'a two Son· Ito ~IRI• also hla been criUcal of .file admlnlltraUon, . -. w~. Hot~~ ~: lllft\111. ~ ~~~, ~~~~~~~~ rreddle ·.L fP~U ' 1111. This Week 1s Grocery Speclall a':: Miry' ;:.T;•'pji~~')itillf~'i dlrecton. out of the llenMMll&ts booll Tile club has since affiliated alfow an Rlpubllclntt to l't1DI8In with lbe National FederaUoo of Jn file party, r:=:i 8 ,••.. 74' Nelsonville-York ~Heeoz', prtd1fnt: Mn. Edllll 'ftce pr ld!MII: Mrl. ~ Tg Others LoGan 50 0 138 25 Eastern at Federal-Hocking Golllpolls 5 0 0 6< 18 Miller at Vl"ton County Fedorei-Hocklng 3 0 2 112 31 Huntington ~ast at Wohlma • 1 2 187 :13 Point Pioollnl Mtkat 4 1 0 1.4A 36 Southern at Hannan Trace Eafern • 1 0 102 l6 Van at Wahama Jackson 3 2 o 10< 68 Mllllr 3 2 o 10< 71 B&PW - o n dafenslve drive called WRAP (Women's Respon. ·1lbllll7 for Accidental Pmentlon). .Tbe 11'10-fl o!flc:erl of lbe club .ire Mra: Grace Prall, EVELYN'S GROCERY SERVICE STATION Warren Local at campalp "ju.al hUn' 1101 off the tP"Ound," Sen. 'lllUlam B. Silzbe, !Ulhlo, aaid Wed· nelday, "There seema to be a .,.at lplthy," Sube told reporten c1ur1n11 a news c:onfertnce In bla (Cmtlnued from Pll&e I) ,Qpltol Hill office. "The ' pi'OiraiDS, to belp litem be ol campaign In ado jullhasn' got ' .,.ater aomce to their c:om- off lite IP'QIIIIII." munttlet, to further frlendsbtp Sube, c:ompletlntl bla first 22 with women lhrOUihoul lite moolhsln the Senate, llld the WCI'Id. nell two weeb of the Ohio Mayc.- c. 0 . Fllher ho a eleo:tloo campallft ..... the key proclamaUon dealsnalln& lite weeb." waet of Oct. 18 11 Nallooal He BOld bll comment& on the Buslne88 Women'• Week, urged Ohio election acene referred to that all c.-gani2alions ·join the both DemocraUc and Republl· oalute to worklnl women by can ""mpallftB. enc<ouragln& and promoting the The GOP IICIUllor llld he celebration of the aehlevemenlll planned 1o mate three in«ate ol alf bualneu and profelllonal campalfln appe.-aneea befu'e women ulhey contribute dally the Nov. 3 electloo and alao to economic, civic and cultural several out-<>1-«ato speeches In purpoaea. New Yc.-k and Mlasourl. Orsaalzed Ia 1148 SUbe has been uted by Firat meettna of the Mid· President Nlml to repreaent dleport Club toot place on April the United States Oct. 21 at the 9, 1946 at the Firat United 250th annlveraary of Presbyterian Church with Pearl Parllament tn Bermuda. Reynoldo, still an active 11w Jame.dack llllllon of member, aervlns as chairman. Congeas, the ado junior aena· Guealll at the meeting lVOre lor aald, lllfl!eln& with Senate from Jacllllon and Galllpolll GOP Loader Hugh Scott, 11-Pa ., and lncluded Chloe MaloiiO)I o1 could be an ''lllmltlgated cJts. Jacbon, the dlalrtct director at uter." thai time end later state "AI they Ill)' In Konb.u:ty, lt'a president; and Elltel Maud 10~ to be blood and hair on Youn1 of Galllpolla, state every lllump," Sube added. treuurer. Since Sube'o vlalt to N"' Olflceta elected that night York II to lndude ..,:bea were SylYia Burlc.-d, prealdant; oupporllnl Sen. Charles Eaale RuaaeU, vice president; G«<Clell, ~.Y., be 1J88 allied Freddie Houdaahelt, oec:retary; about VIce l'ntlkbllt Spiro T. Luella Jenkinson, treuurer; .....,... rect11l c:rlUclom of and Blancbe lluklns, Ruth Goodell . Drake, Pearl Reynolda, ll:sUie ''I ~1 hive dime It," Zerlde ... Harrla N Sli:IJI ..... !idd!ltl 'that~ WASHINGTON (UP!)' OhlC!!Ijt• hlw been apathetic -1· towliil C'.11D>pJdlft rlCOI In the . alate lhd lhe curnnl political ec11e tiJe PClllular Gov. Melzenbalam James A. llhodea for the Sensays. ate nomltlatlon, lhe man at lite Taft hu acceittuated hir. ties top of the uCtel - flllbtrnalowith lite a~tra\14JR, empha· rial rnmlnee Roser Cloud - in- SIA!pheft M, .YOUilfl, the oldaol they want to charco me, then I Taft Both Camps Lack In Middleport. l.aal )'Mr the llldd1oport club llpCII1IOrtd 8 R.C. COLA •ch. ' 8unda7 houae to.boaae can'*"' ° ° .,. . .. fiy here next Monday for a noon BJ)Mch on the Stateho\lle atepa 11 part of a two-!lay <*I· palgn trip to five pivotal otates. "We are elllemely dellshted lbe Preildenlll C<i1111J11," uld a apokesman ·lor U.S. Rep. Robert Taft Jr., J!.Ohlo, whole tight batQe · with Democrat Howard M. MelzenbatDR for the U.S. Senate II aeen 11 cructat to the Prealdent's 1001 of capturing at leu! seven new ....... The Ohio seat belonRa to Sen. Be Bid On VAI.LfY WMBER & SlJPPLV AA-pts Donations ··• f.''s ~. ()hio Rat!es Nixon Expected.to·Perk Up · CGLUMBUS (UPI) - Ditto RepubUcana are looldn& to Pl'elldent Nlsou to pull them out of a year-lq political llump when be vtalta the Buck· eye State nelt week. Democrata, counting oo endIna eltlbt yeero ol Republican rule, regard lite presidential · villi u a "mimi bleooing" for lbe GOP and Wllrn Ntxoo wiD be "lreadJni on ow" when he l!ptiU here. The White House announced Wedneoclay that N!Ion plana to .,-; "' i ·~1 ,, . ·n~;1. Shadk RanainJ $1.5l~~]~~~~~ refreshment chltnnan, Isabel Roolde Bob Lanier, lbe an Brown, and co-<:hatrman, Patty mllllonhopeoflletrolt,made imjlre881ve debut In helplnl the G: Barber- VInton County 0 6 121 3.0 Roush; program, Mrs. Mary + Includes 1 field goal RoUBh, vice president; salety, Plotona beat the Seattle Richard Oblinger, and public Superll01llcs 121-117 while Phi· INI>IVlDUAL LEADERS TRI-VALLEY relations, Dorothy Oliver. ladelphla arlcago, 110. · 11ft RUSHING STANDINGS Tbe book award was received 107 and Baltimore bounc.t San •• w. YO TCB Awg. loom W L T p OP by Mrs. Floosie Allenoworth's NA.C . ~ 12H05 In other NBA m -2709 Culbertson, Logan 332 83 <.O Federal-Hocking I 0 I <II 12 0 Sml1h. lrontCI'I 1 0 0 -41 0 second and third grades. NEW HAVEN- New Haven lrd Avo. Middleport 231 , 1 5.6 Warren Local Velonllno, Jock. 227 39 5.8 ~::;ville· York ~ ~ ~ :; ~ has 8 clolhlntl center whlcb was lAnier, plaYln& a Utile more Krtbl, Logan 220 45 '·93 VInton County 0 2 0 8 53 Hefreshmenlll were served. opened in Mer<:h of 111'10. It Is I! Boggs, Meigs 213 50 '· MOVC STANDINGS ATTEND SHOW sponsored and maintained by PASSINO Tum W L T P OP Col I YO TD Mille< 2 o 0 <7 2< MASON - Mlssea Carol the Women'• Society of Stllles, Wells. 29·<3 3~ 303--o Glousf..1 1 o 26 19 Fruth, Mason, and Janette Christian Service circles ulllte 'G'rten. A1hens 11-31 2 239 1 Alexander o 1 o 6 28 Spean, Ironton 17·38 3 360 3 Easfern 0 1 0 0 8 Miller, New Beven, attended a United Methodist Olun:h of Smith, Lagan 12-21 2 153 1 TOP OFFENSIVE Revlon hair color show In lite New Hoven. Worry, Meigs 11·35 2 290 2 TEAMS PUNTING Toom Pis. IGl Awg. Holiday Inn at South Point 11 Is located In the Alex (lor mort} Meigs 1"' (51 28.8 Monday. Boll> are employees at Quillen Memorial Building In YG No. Ave. Alexander 1-41 (S) 28.2 Ruth's Beauty Shop in Muon. roolllllonnerly oc:cup1ed by lite Mundy, Logan 310 8 38.8 Loaan 133 Ill 27.6 IN COLUMBUS town library. Good uaable Qndora, Jock. 522 1• 37.3 wahama 187 171 26.7 clothing donated by Individuals G.-. A111ans 399 11 36.3 Federal-Hocking 112 151 22.< Mr. and Mrs. Fr.anklin Rizer • Is avallable here to low Income Werry, Molg• 362 10 36.2 Jackson 10< Ill 20-Y BurneH, Glpo. 389 12 32.< Miller 10< Ill 20.8 Pomeroy, were m Columbus families For thoae who wish to RECEIVING Ironton 10< Ill 20.8 Tuesday to visit Mrs. Norman do h.;...,_ small donations 10 No. YG TO Eastern 102 (ll 20.~ Grueser, a patient at Unlveralty ' led whlcb are uaec1 for Payne, Ironton I m 1 Wellston 66 Ill 13.2 11 Martin, Wellston B S3 TOP DEFENSIVE Hoopital. Mrs. Grueoer " at the center, '""'b u Stillman, Welloton 7 19< 0 TEAMS scheduled to tu~dergo surgery dry cleaning woolena, pur· J1rvl1, Wellston 1 78 0 rum Pfs. (G) Avg. today. Her son, Lawrence chOilng needed ac:bool aboes Scolt, Alhano 1 51 Eastern 16 Ill 3.2 KO RETURNS TO Gallipolis 18 (5) 3.6 Grueser, came from Florida and arUcleo of c1o111tng not ,. YO No. Wahama 33 171 <.7 two weeks ago to be with bla 1llll8l1 donated. 25 (5) l.O mother. Stillman, Wellston 201 9 0 Logan Y Volon!lno, Jack. 133 7 Fedo,..I-Hocklng 31 151 6.2 Wobb. Waverly 68 < o Meigs 36 lSI 7.2 Clmplln, At11ens 6< • 0 Athens 51 Ill 10.2 Spaan, Ironton 60 3 0 Glou•ter 57 Ill 1t.• PUNT RETURNS Ironton 58 Ill 11.6 YO No. TO Jackson 68 151 13.6 Grato, Meigs 92 7 1 THIS WEEK'S Krobl, Logan 85 5 1 SCHEDULE Champlin, Atl1en1 63 3 0 FRIDAY Welch, Waverly 45 3 0 SEOAL Lubrication Special-Through Oct. 18 Valen!lno, Jack. 27 3 Athent at Molal INT. RETURNS Ironton at Gallipolis Can-'1.00 Picku '1.25 No. YG TD Jackson at Welloton Chernplln, Athans 3 68 0 waverly at Logan Albrlnk, Iranian 2 .0 0 INJVC Welch, Woverly 2 0 0 . Alolllnder at Glouster 11 Tlld tor lourth with one TRI-VALLEY o' Godenachwager - pr.~crlptlo~ . prJ c~ 7-The Dally Sentlntl, Mlddleport."-oy, 0 ., Oct. I$, lP'IO 1 ODhct t �' tough match aaalnst the Friday which virtually "aewedFederal • Hockin~ Lancon and up" 111e sv AC crown. Nc.-th Glllla boola Green Twp., Coach Mel eerier's o( County Hllhlandera ere D-1 on Ute ~;;;:::.., eoacl, Howlll'd aeaaon S.Uihwes"""'• laleot ore """"" encooaniBI. CGml7 .......... Miller's Kyser Creek looa w.;. r....-ded lalt ....tat llclmeeGmlnl Wta ore alated Lealue·leacllng Eastern Lee Bobcall wt11 try to bOwiC8 back S.UIItern. el Nlril Glllla, Jcypr creek travels to Albena County fc.- 1 from a 2U 1088 at Eastern lalt Friday'• Southern Voller and 111nnan Trece. Two o1 111e four conlolta, AlbleUc Corlennce ochedule will be hlfllllllhted by Southwestern at Kyger Cnek iiGmec<llllnP at three Glllla and s.ullwn at IIIMall Trace =·~~;:~::~7~-~ ·'· ) -w:, Scoring SEOAL Statistics 1911 SOUTHEASTERN OHIO ATHLETIC LEAGUE STATISTICS llncludntamoo tlwouth OCt. tl TEAM STATISTICS FIRST DOWNS PASSINO Tdm Avg. OP. ~vq . CA. 3< t1.3 33 11 .0 19-32 33 11 .0 37 12.3 7-17 33 11.0 <2 1<.0 17-33 2< 8.0 411 16.0 1-19 loam Alhano Golllpolls Ironton J ck 8 I TOo 2 0 3 1 1 o 3 0 ton 42 U.O 27 9.0 12-21 2 I ::::: Waverly 31 12.7 9.7 25 28 8.3 9.3 12·37 12·" 3 9 2 I 14.7 J9 13.0 34-56 .. 0 29 .... Wellston RUSHING PASSINO OfFENSE DEFENSE YO. Awg. YO Avg. YG Awg , YG A•O: Taam 297 99 0 24 82.7 S45 181 .7 584 194.1 Athans 5H 198:7 78 26.0 674 224.7 519 173.0 Go Ill polls 5')0 196.7 360 120.0 9l0 316.7 661 220.3 Ironton <61 153.7 62 20.7 523 17-4.3 897 299.0 Jackson 572 100.1 153 st.o m 2<1.7 101 235.7 Lagan 53< 178.o 2911 99.3 832 2n.a l09 169.7 N\olgl 227 )57 118 39.3 3<5 115.0 683 227.7 Waverly 287 9l:7 <25 141.7 712 237.3 7l0 2l0.0 wellston 1970 HIGH SCHOOL FOOTBALL SCORING llncludet ,.mos tlwouth OCt. 101 OVERALL SCORING Name - Tt1m TO PAT TP IGl Avg. 13.2 0. Boggs - Meigs 10 6 66 Ill 10.8 O. Hudneii - Aiexander 7 12 .5.t IS) 8.8 R. Krebs - Logan 7 2 44 IS) 8.8 P. Russell - Alexander 6 ·a .44 !51 D. Eichinger - Eastern 7 0 42 !51 P. Klon..- - Miller 5 6 36 Ill K. Valentine - Jackson R. Honaker - Federal-Hocking B Guinther - Glouster S 5 2 0 0 32 30 30 151 151 5 (5) K. Culbet1-..on - Logan < 6 30 . SOUTHEASTERN OHIO ATHLETIC LEAGUE (SEOALl SCORING Namo - Toam TD PAT TP R. Krebs - Logan • 2 26 o. Boggs- Meigs 3 2 20 H. Spears - Ironton 3 0 11 T. William• - Molg• o. Settles - Wellston K. Culberlson - Lo.. n T. Prose - Gallipolis P. Neoi - Galllpolls 3 2 2 2 0 0 2 0 0 18 18 12 12 K. Valentine - Jackson 2 2 0 0 12 12 J. Martin - Wellston 2 0 12 l B. Smith - Ironton Ill •• 7.2• 6.< 6.0 6..0 6.0 IGI Avg. 8.7 (3 ) 6.7 (3) 6.0 Ul 6.0 131 6.0 13) (3) <.7 0 Ill · (3 ) '<.0 U (l) (3 ) 131 :: ~ •. o MID-OHIO VALLEY CONFERENCE (MOVCI SCORING Ttom TO PAT TP 101 Av1. Name B Guinther - Glouster 0 l 18 (2) p KICIIIel' - Mille< 2 3 15 121 R. Elberls - Mill..2 0 12 l2l • 0 . Hudnell - AleXInder 1 0 6 (1 1 G. Humphrey - Glouster I 0 6 (2} J .Hinkle-MIIIor 0 6 121 s· Storts - Miller 0 6 121 J. Bankes- Miller 1 a 6 121 E,jNoorrto - GIDUS1er -- U 2 2 Ill I : ' : -·' 1'11!;VAL(EY CONFEREW:E SCORING ~ l!lllilo -Tum TD PAT TP (0) 9.0 7.l 6.0 6.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 3.0 1.0 Avg. J Mitchem- Warren Local 2 2 14 ( 1) 1.4.0 Belpre Federal-Hocking C Robinson - Federal-Hocking R·. Smltl1 - Wtrr., Local C. Greenwalt- Warren Local o. Knost - Warren Local 0. Reynolds-WerrenLocel E. Driggs- Federai-Hocl<lng 0 0111\ong-Nelsonviii.. York 2 3 2 I 0 0 • 2 12 18 16 8 11 l 121 121 11 l 12.0 9.0 8.0 8.0 I 0 6 I 1) 1 6 Ill 5 (1) 5.0 I I 0 2 0 0 6.0 6. 0 6 (2) 6 (2} 3.0 3.0 1 0 6 (2) 3.0 Ji. William• c. Springer - 0 The Bobcall a.re led of· fenalvely by their touchdown twins, David White and Gary Saunders. Southwestern 'a bl11est acorinl :rea~ his beete':ba': 10 or quar pauing dropped a 3M2 tllrWer aaatns; powerful Eutern Elsie~! wt11 go ' the Hannan Wildcats while for a bll win aplnsiJ'~ CC!!Ich Bob Aahloy'a crew HoclQnc. Tile ~~daf!OFrt••• uplnded Soulhwllllrl!, D4. . Ntlaonvllle-Y~,~IUI - . . Coach Paul Aikman'• North Eutern'J a\l.niJ delfnat Glllla l'tratea wW .... be compoaed ol Rlchlrd Llllr, trytna to INIP 1 IWC>tiJile Alan Holter, Mike Baolnll, Bob . Richard GW lo hla 10Phom01'8 1..... atrealt. caldwell, Dennla $1chltl&el'llld end Mike !llllon. Noclb Gallla llfllr dropplnK camp:.11y his permilleil btl! two Coach Paul [llllon's Wlidcali SouthWestern KG baa lost to touchdcnma all year. ·· · wW be out lo snap a tw""ame Ky1er Creek, 41~ and ,..-""'!!~~~::"--, loalni! atreak agalnst Soulbern'a ~.(&.(). Tornadoes. Tbe outcome of Friday •a ~I Friday, ~Trace homecoming match a1alnat Green TWp., eould depend pn lite recovery ol four ~tera ly ttftdlftl yo.r clt•nlnt to Jl"· Injured In the Alexander game. ctry You can rtlr 011.._.. udr modtrn mttno 1 Harvey Brown, speedy and extra cart ftr taUback; quarterback Jackie ,trftctly dry cl..nH clettt••· H. Clldwell - E I 0 6 Smtih; center David Wlctllne R. Thompson- KC 1 o 6 anddefenalveend Lorey JuoUce B. Coldwell - E 1 0 6 were for~ed to leave the Lawoon - 5 1 0 6 Spartan pme due to Injuries. p Hill s 1 o 6 T: Kar;-- e 1 o 6 Coaeh Larry Ritchie's J. Waugh - HT 1 o 6 Don Well•- HT 1 0 6 T. Be<~ver - HT 1 o 6 D. Bush = SW 1 0 6 R. Pelfrey-NG I 0 6 J. Smith - NG I o : K. Brown KC Jenklns - S 1I 0o • R. Borlng - E 0 • • Holman - S 0 2 2 Staton-NG o 2 2 R. GIII-SW 0 2 2 C. Smith - KC 0 2 2 lhle - S 0 2 2 J. Jenkins - S 0 2 2 Johnson - S 0 2 2 Race Tightens AdamJ, wbo otole tbe obow lor Mlaml against ManbaU laot Saturday, and Xeal State'• Gordoa Ober, " bo ldcked btmaelllato the MidAmerican Coaference record boob, have beea umed 111e leaJUe'o defeasive and oI• feulve playen of tile week. Adamo, a aenlor !rem Atheaa, latercepled three touchd paaaes, oet upOWD wltlta48yerdpualrehmlaad scorediiiiOibertouc:llclownon a 47-yerd paa1 retarD Ill Miami' • lf.IZ wla over . O The scoring race In the T. Glassburn - NG 0 22 22 Southern Valley Athletic R. Hol~an - ~ 0 2 2 0 I 2 Conlere•-"•htenedsomewhat Clh. ISem_l 5- . ·-·"" 0 2 2 last Friday. J. J<tnklns - S Kyger Creek's Dave White, a l~fesontyl :: ~ ~ ~ 145 pound junior tailback, ALL GAMES contlnuostoleadboththeSVAC PLAYER - SCHOOL TD EP TP and all lame I1COring ra.... White r KC 8 10 58 White scored Kyger creek's Elchlrlger-E 8 o <II In last Friday's 2U Saunders KC onl,v polnh ~ HT ,5 60 36 24 Joos at Eastern. Cremeens 33 0o 18 Dennis Elcblnler Eutern's Collins - KC 18 • touch- Brown - NG gangly end sc«ed two NEASE - S 2 0 11 1< d0W1111 in that contest to CUI D. Smltl1 - E J I< White's lead to 16 points. ~:,"::,'~ K~ 1 2 s Elchtn•er has !2 polnll Queen- HT 1 2 8 ManbaU. • 1 2 8 He 11ao reeovered a 111m- against league foes and 48 J. Hill - S ble, bad oeveu aolo tacklea polnlll overall. and oeven 1111111 and pllllled SVAC ONLY nJDetlmeofora3t.7average PLAYER-SCHOO\D EPTP oa a ratJHOBked arllltclal D. While = KC 8 10 58 J ' turf lleld. o Elchlnga< - E 7 0 <2 G: Saunders - KC 4 6 30 By IJDited Prell !DieruUCRial than half the game while be S~~:~:::::.-:::::::~:::.::·:;:;;;;;~~::::::::~::~;:;:;:::::::::::::: B. Ratliff - NG 4 0 2-4 The ''old'' Knick& W<'D continues his recq'tel'ation trom H Brown - NG 3 0 18 did the scored 22 polnll G: Collins - KC 3 o 18 Wednesday night and so knee surgery, with o. Smith - E 2 2 " ''new" Xnlckl. Dave 8lng led the Pistons M. Nease = S 2 0 12 The New Yc.-t Knlcks, the 7li and Jimmy Walker added 22 R. Sanders - E 1 do!f din& NaUonallluketbalf whlleBobRuleofSeatUeledall ~: ~il'lsh Kc : 2 • ~tton c:hamplono, crutaec1 scorers with 37. The l'l!tm8, H. Coldwell - E 1 0 6 to their secood straight triumph lratliJW 16-69 at halftime, loot R. Thompson - KC 1 g : · bythump~Ctnctnnatt J2B.IOI the leed lu' good midway ~l~\~0.!."N~G : o 6 •:wblle lite ..panslon 'Buff&i~ throulhllte third pertocl with 12 K. Brown KC 1 0 6 Braves, playing with four strailhl points. 1 Lawson - S former Knlcllll 011 their rooter, PttUadelphla, sparked by 5 1 ~ J~~~~ "s: o 6 began their NBA existence by Billy Olmlnlbam'• Z1 polnla, MASON - Mason Grade J. Taylor - NG o 2 2 downing the Oeveland Cava· opened a lti>Oinllead early In School PTA will hive its annual T. Staton = NG 0 2 2 llers, ll71-82. the fourth period but then bad to school carnival Oct. 31al Mason Cazzle RllltiC!ll, starting for fi8hl o11 lite rallYln& ailll wbo Grade School. The group met on the Injured BUI Bradley' cloaed to within lhn>e polnll In Tuesday evening at lite school. pumped In ll9 poinlll and WUUs the flna1 minute. Walfy Jones Marie Smith was appointed Heed lastyear'sMoatValuable tallied II polnll fc.- Phlladel· carnival chairman. UponS Play~, added 23 and pulled pllta while Chet Walker led Robert Oliver, president, 3 ., down 16 rebounds as New Ycrk llllcago with 30. announced the "PTA Patter" MASON - Browtde Troop 837 never trailed after the o•.enlng Eddie MUeo pumped 111 . 16 would come out every month met at the Mason Untied mlnutea points 1n the first period I I prior to a PTA meeUng. The Methodist Church with their Veter~n Tom Vanarsdale Baltimore took a 3HIIeadover school paper would Inform leader, Mrs. Lols Weaver, paced the Royall with 22 polnll San 01e1o w1 the Bullets were parenls of forthcoming school Assistant leader Carol Proffitt while rookie Nate Archil>lld never threatened the reel ol the evenlll. Miss Helen Blelner, and committeewoman Mrs . chipped In with 17 and OiarUe way . Jack MarUn paced Mason, presented devoUonala. Dana Johnson. The Brownies Paulk added ·1s. Baltimore with 26 points and Mr. Oliver inb-oduced the five spent the evening maklnl alt. Doo May. 000 of the former John Trapp led San IJielo with candidates for Mason County upon• of oU cloth. Knlcb on the Braveo' roster, 211. School Board who are Murl Attending were Beth Weaver, led Buffalo wlbb Zl pointe, a Curtis Clark, Charles Angle Proffitt, Julie Gibbs, career blflb for the former Eshenaur, Dr. C. L. Brown, Cmdy Slan~Of\ ~ lljiSseU, Dayton Ulllveqlly i\W,, Qlller -:=~~~~~~ SteveMUler,an of Pt. Pleasant, Karen Browll, ~ Johnson , .ume KDickt who bftpid In I, aitd Luiber Tucker. Also in- Melanie While, JUt Taylor, :':Braves' atlaek were Nate lroduced was Ray Fields, newly Angle Johnson , Bridgett Bowman with 12 polnll8!1d Em elected Mason County Board Johnson, Carla Hood, Mary Ann Bryant with seven. member. Tripp, Debbie Smith, Usa and The Covallera another 01· The foUowing chairmen were Nancy Stewart, Beth Wilson, panalon team 'were led by appointed for 19711-71 school Brenda Qulllen, Tina . Gibbs, Bobby Smith 'with 21 points year: membership, Rosemary Brltta VanMatre, Tom Sillk, while John Warren (yet, Samsel; publicity, Mrs . . John Tanya Cundiff, JUt Cundiff, another former Knick) Sisson ; spirtlual, Pat Wilson; Risa Sayre and Kelly Roacb. collected l4. g, l Beautiful! R ovalS Thumped Mason School Preny Ideas in CosMetics J : 5 Carnival Date Is Oct. 31st SN Us For We have a complete line of beauty aids ro help you keep Iookins fresh and pret· g : m ty. Come in soon. We'll be happy'to sus· sost the risht cosmetics. Toiletries, roo. o: Brownie Troop 837 M ke Stt OPEN DAILY 8:00AM to 10:00 Sunday 10:30AM to 12:30 PM and 5:00to .9:00 PM Wayne Swisher, Harold Lohse and Kennel~ McCullough are your friendly pharmacists a Swisher and Lohse Rexall Drugs. They ~av~: .!0w and prompt service ani! discount drug prices seven days a week. Let us serve you for all your prescription and drug needs. Nelsonville-York -, 1... · Clothing Center acllon'. ' ~;;:;;;;:;!:::::::::::::: FOR LoW COST, AUTOMATIC WARM FLOOR HEATING . . VENTED . ::0."':' ° ° GAS HEATERS OVERALL STANDINGS Tum W L T 0 OP l5a Athans AloQndlr II'OIItan Glouster Wtllston Southon~ 32032l1 2 3 0 1<1 86 2 3 0 10< 58 2 3 o 58 57 1 ' 0 66 'fl 1 • 0 52 260 Vinton County 1 • o J-4 142 NohanYIIII· York I <0 12 151 Folrlf PleiNnt I 6 0 68 UO Wavflf'!Y o s o 6 121 SEOAL STANDINGS THill WLTPOP Lavon Golilpolls Metgo Alhortl !footlan :Joel< son Wolloton :,Wo~ly a o o sa " 3 o o .a 6 2106611 2102•26 1 2 o lA 36 I 2 0 Ii 411 o a o 32 75 o a o 6 10 ' FINANCJALREIIULTB BALTIMORE (UPI) Financial flgurel on lite fourth game ollbe Wc.-ld Serleo: Net .....,tpto - $513,113.41. Commissioner•• Oflice $76,9N.02. Players pool - $111,167.26. Baltimore club share W,llll9 .li6. Cincinnati club share f43,1109J6. American Ll!ague office f43,609.54. NaUonal League office f43,609.54. ' .. . ' ' . . CORAL , Sonner 3 32 01· BUs. llltlh·· ftMiiltW. bli4ce PLUMBING ROQFU!IO PA!PI1'1IIO AND OIHIIIAL• · RII'AlR . WOIIK ~·\ .. • State Cclmmlttee, "but "" be- hope lite ~t's helpln& line flnl and. give Qoutl,. a Ueve he'a 1o1Dg to pump for hand can pull Taft 8CI'OII the flihlln& chantle. ' ' • ev-.rybody. ·~~~a vlall 'certatnly r-------------"":"--~1 canlt],.hll1hetp ' and ." we're coofldent FALL RIOWER BULlS All f4Eft '·' :::.:.:.;::..o!te!: =of~~.:..n: ::r!ro:::.~ ww SHI RJ fiNISHING V~ .,,..!f', TULIPS, HYACINTHS, ET(, ' . , iff ~ :,., .!:::~~~:1~=- · .. .., '!' m 211 E. 2nd. Fomoror Republlcana. prlmarllr fot Toft," aaid a "lila Image today isn't what spokelnian fc.- tha Republican 11 was o year ago," O'Grady · said. "Ow- polls show that (Sen. Edmund S.) Muskle would beat N!Ion in Ohio today." Party Ia Trouble We as Meigs (:ountians, who have been In addtUon to a strong opponeglected all these years, have an nent, Taft baa lite dlaadvantage obligation to get out and vote on Nov. 3 of appearing on the baDot at lite bottom of a Republican in support of our next governor, John Ucket which has had cJjfftcuJty Gilligan. gelling 111 campaign out o! rePd. Pot. Adv. by Delmar A. Canaday verse gear. Following a dlvtalve primary election campaign wlltch uw Attention: Meigs Voters $1 SAVI YOIIR COMMUNI:I'Y GREEN STAMPS WE ACCI:PT FEDERAL FOOD ST~MPS. OPEN: 51ore6Til7:Al Dallv-J Tll6: •5Sund4oys Station 9 Til >- 7 OayJ AWllk EVELYN'S GROCEitY I sERVICE STATION ·-ltuttallll 14., ...,_, Oltlo On Slat. Rt:124-EUI of Rolland 1 Reg. 1.49 SGaL TRASH Plnd ev•rrthlnt for Halloween 1 ,-our len Fraaklln Store ... plrh' favors, Trlcll: or Treat 96' Cindy, etc . Use Our Convenient Lay-A-Way Plan. ASmall Deposit will hold your seledion as you make payments at your conveni1111ce. BEN,FRANKUN• PHONE 992-3498 202 East Main St • . Pliineroy. Ohio .. Open Friday & Saturday ·Nights Til 9 THURSDAY, FRIDAY, SATURDAY & SUNDAY -, ' '\ l ~= w THAT SPFAK FfJR TNEMSFIIJIS PALS ~ MULnPl£ VITAMINS no more OM REG. 2.29 t an9IeS • • .. -····~· ~ ............, .. ·R£GU .. ·· 1aa L'lft · i Ulft ;R .. 60's PLAIN ·a . . a·· YOUR ., • ONE A DAY WllHIRON VITAMINS lOO's BABY GIFT SET .1.77 180Z. ,,~ 1.44 SCOPE REGUlAR 1.29 60's :~· 1.59 66' PlAIN 14 hour protection ' R~G.~.29 77* REGUlAR 159 WllHIRON BABY LOTION BUILDER . lOO's ~~;, 1.77 R:.~ ' "' -' TltlloDII:MAfiK CONFlDENC~ baby shampoo. won't IRRITATE eyes REGUlAR 1.79 ggc ~ l.ddl MICRIN BUFFERIN 60's 1 33 ~r-----:.~_·_·~~~ ·REG. 1.59 atllDREN'S BAYER Reg; 39' ASPIRIN BAYER 22~ lOO's Reg. 107 ASPIRIN 0 .' • . , ·- ..••., ~ .. ~ lOO's 99' PRELL Concentrate Tube Family Size Reg. 1.59 $ Size LOtion Size Jar Family Size, Tllbe dial SECRET Spray Deodorant ·~~09 Family Family 99$ VANQuiSH TABs-40's 66' 66* Anti·"-rspirant AEROSOL , 88 PREPAU.tiON H ~~a~. us · . · A1o1i inside the WARM MORNING ps hulfr shcMS Wily ifleadl l1f ,_, · Chi...., 1. Rltld Fremo CoMirucllott 1. Tim•" cast Iron 6. 01Mrat1n1 "Cirptt 1. Nalvy Soam-Wotcioll IIIII 1. 1-II'Drlfl lioo4 "Lift· . s. au.-1 . "Firllldo" Raoltants . Glowing , Quiet of Comfort" • - ~ ~Qr,\F'(,)~tl NEW TOP·O.MATIC ~ON.TR91,.5 liOR ~o· ,, lUI REG. 19.98 SPECIAL Robinson's Ceaners ride lbe Preaidenl's veto rl. the Cm!Jei&D Jlroadea• Flnanclntl Blll. He ll1cl he would hive lo read the voto ge. first. Sube IIIIPPOI'ted ~:... Tbe -lor W-......, re· leued a report which-.! be baa authored aa bOla IInce tatlftl ofllce, Introduced amendmmlllo five others and w11 oo-aponv of another 63 pl...,. o! leglalatlon. Sube 88ld he 1JII "rather aatounded" at lhe ntDRber of ~ on the llat complied by bla atalf. ......a:-. SEE US FOR YOUR gullty," erahlp group whlch meets with were involved In a controversy an even bel. Ohio Republicans the chief executive -h .... k. over alate loanl and campllfln . .----~~~~~~--., ••J Plead Gallty" Thia gives the raee a definite conlribullooil. . __ Re]iUbllc:anl have cast htm In ilavc.- of a referendwn on lite "The .llre.tdmt Ia 1o1Dg to lite Image ol U.S. Seno. Birch Nlton admlnlstratlon. hive to be treadlnl on eus Bayb, Geclrp McGovern and MetzenbatDR hu l8id he when be comes In bere," E1111e"" McCartby, all liberal would reprd a visi.t from the O'GradY oatcl. "How does he SAME DAY IJemi>c:rat&. " U that's the way admlnlllratlon a• a ''mind come In .and Just talk about SERVICE blesalng" for Taft, and baa Taft and Ignore the real of lite In At 9-0ut AI 5 openly welcomed a visit &om Ucket?" VIce Pl'elldent ARnow. Republlcana believe Ntton Ia UH'Our Frtt Parkllll LA>I DemocraUc Stale Chairman IIUI'e lo find a ..,...ruJ way to Eugene P. O'Grady queaUoned enilane,eterp10. the value olllte Nixon visit for "He WID ;iiibably be Pushlntl w. .,ruetve. plead Regular 1.09 Good at Evelyn 1t Groc. ExplroslO·II-79 • Buslneaa and Professional He declined to Indicate Women'• Cluba, Inc., wbtther he wcou1d wte to over· Wuhlngton, D. C. and the Ohio Federltlon of 8U1tneu and Prol ~wl WDmell. Objecillvea o! lite club are•lo -relevate lhe stanclardo for women In bualnesa and In the , prof alona, to promote lite ~ 0 Interest of butlneu l~d, awtlJ!IBII'ON :;_ ;. CCIIIrael pro! '0!1"1 W<IOIIII, to brlli/1 LiiolYbfll...,llln W,·tbe llladle about,'• iplrit ol cooperati~J~ lilidCt ·In MUon' ~ bu lm<q: women, and to UW\d been .Jni:lnded In· ,tbe Depart· ~lies to . . , _ ~ 11!1111 ti OCt. fl bid profelllo~al wom~n lhfO)IIh The earrlea education alon1 lnclualrlal, va"ila'llltbeKanaJ!baRirir oclanutlc llitl vocallonll ac· beiil.eu J'tllnl l'lliuat and llvltlea~ uciL" . PRO.IECI'8 Tbe 1overncr ..-dd lbe con· Throut1h lbe Yeara the club 1rac1t cilia for ,.mforclntl ateel, baa maintained a hlllpltallotln clNIIln& atid palnliDK of the center with a qUAntity of sick Additionally, the room auppllea for use by not ·~ ·tiill:tete dec:t Will lit! only memberl of ihe club and replaced with ateel· lfld their flmllleo but by lbe public. lloorlntl •.Uleallcalaneo! the AnnuaUy a nnralns ...., wW i'erlllU Iii*' to trafllC , ICbolarlhlp 11 awarded to a 11 an ..._ !luriDI tile wcrll, Mella County biJb ··IChool ~ · to ~. 'lilt 1f841Uate. Memben c:ooperat, 1rac1t wW be hnced ~ ·!a civic tlffalra and tJpeciiJ with IIIIa flutlla. i. projtt:ll and l<r many 1W' •. · ban conducted the Heart 1.,_;....;,...::;,- - - -- ' - -, , '. . Willi Coupon Fabric aenalor 11110 baa been a lhc.-n in lite lide of ihe edmlntstra· Uon. Mellenbawn, a wealthy Cleveiand wbllaher , attorne)l who 11111111ed'Young'a two Son· Ito ~IRI• also hla been criUcal of .file admlnlltraUon, . -. w~. Hot~~ ~: lllft\111. ~ ~~~, ~~~~~~~~ rreddle ·.L fP~U ' 1111. This Week 1s Grocery Speclall a':: Miry' ;:.T;•'pji~~')itillf~'i dlrecton. out of the llenMMll&ts booll Tile club has since affiliated alfow an Rlpubllclntt to l't1DI8In with lbe National FederaUoo of Jn file party, r:=:i 8 ,••.. 74' Nelsonville-York ~Heeoz', prtd1fnt: Mn. Edllll 'ftce pr ld!MII: Mrl. ~ Tg Others LoGan 50 0 138 25 Eastern at Federal-Hocking Golllpolls 5 0 0 6< 18 Miller at Vl"ton County Fedorei-Hocklng 3 0 2 112 31 Huntington ~ast at Wohlma • 1 2 187 :13 Point Pioollnl Mtkat 4 1 0 1.4A 36 Southern at Hannan Trace Eafern • 1 0 102 l6 Van at Wahama Jackson 3 2 o 10< 68 Mllllr 3 2 o 10< 71 B&PW - o n dafenslve drive called WRAP (Women's Respon. ·1lbllll7 for Accidental Pmentlon). .Tbe 11'10-fl o!flc:erl of lbe club .ire Mra: Grace Prall, EVELYN'S GROCERY SERVICE STATION Warren Local at campalp "ju.al hUn' 1101 off the tP"Ound," Sen. 'lllUlam B. Silzbe, !Ulhlo, aaid Wed· nelday, "There seema to be a .,.at lplthy," Sube told reporten c1ur1n11 a news c:onfertnce In bla (Cmtlnued from Pll&e I) ,Qpltol Hill office. "The ' pi'OiraiDS, to belp litem be ol campaign In ado jullhasn' got ' .,.ater aomce to their c:om- off lite IP'QIIIIII." munttlet, to further frlendsbtp Sube, c:ompletlntl bla first 22 with women lhrOUihoul lite moolhsln the Senate, llld the WCI'Id. nell two weeb of the Ohio Mayc.- c. 0 . Fllher ho a eleo:tloo campallft ..... the key proclamaUon dealsnalln& lite weeb." waet of Oct. 18 11 Nallooal He BOld bll comment& on the Buslne88 Women'• Week, urged Ohio election acene referred to that all c.-gani2alions ·join the both DemocraUc and Republl· oalute to worklnl women by can ""mpallftB. enc<ouragln& and promoting the The GOP IICIUllor llld he celebration of the aehlevemenlll planned 1o mate three in«ate ol alf bualneu and profelllonal campalfln appe.-aneea befu'e women ulhey contribute dally the Nov. 3 electloo and alao to economic, civic and cultural several out-<>1-«ato speeches In purpoaea. New Yc.-k and Mlasourl. Orsaalzed Ia 1148 SUbe has been uted by Firat meettna of the Mid· President Nlml to repreaent dleport Club toot place on April the United States Oct. 21 at the 9, 1946 at the Firat United 250th annlveraary of Presbyterian Church with Pearl Parllament tn Bermuda. Reynoldo, still an active 11w Jame.dack llllllon of member, aervlns as chairman. Congeas, the ado junior aena· Guealll at the meeting lVOre lor aald, lllfl!eln& with Senate from Jacllllon and Galllpolll GOP Loader Hugh Scott, 11-Pa ., and lncluded Chloe MaloiiO)I o1 could be an ''lllmltlgated cJts. Jacbon, the dlalrtct director at uter." thai time end later state "AI they Ill)' In Konb.u:ty, lt'a president; and Elltel Maud 10~ to be blood and hair on Youn1 of Galllpolla, state every lllump," Sube added. treuurer. Since Sube'o vlalt to N"' Olflceta elected that night York II to lndude ..,:bea were SylYia Burlc.-d, prealdant; oupporllnl Sen. Charles Eaale RuaaeU, vice president; G«<Clell, ~.Y., be 1J88 allied Freddie Houdaahelt, oec:retary; about VIce l'ntlkbllt Spiro T. Luella Jenkinson, treuurer; .....,... rect11l c:rlUclom of and Blancbe lluklns, Ruth Goodell . Drake, Pearl Reynolda, ll:sUie ''I ~1 hive dime It," Zerlde ... Harrla N Sli:IJI ..... !idd!ltl 'that~ WASHINGTON (UP!)' OhlC!!Ijt• hlw been apathetic -1· towliil C'.11D>pJdlft rlCOI In the . alate lhd lhe curnnl political ec11e tiJe PClllular Gov. Melzenbalam James A. llhodea for the Sensays. ate nomltlatlon, lhe man at lite Taft hu acceittuated hir. ties top of the uCtel - flllbtrnalowith lite a~tra\14JR, empha· rial rnmlnee Roser Cloud - in- SIA!pheft M, .YOUilfl, the oldaol they want to charco me, then I Taft Both Camps Lack In Middleport. l.aal )'Mr the llldd1oport club llpCII1IOrtd 8 R.C. COLA •ch. ' 8unda7 houae to.boaae can'*"' ° ° .,. . .. fiy here next Monday for a noon BJ)Mch on the Stateho\lle atepa 11 part of a two-!lay <*I· palgn trip to five pivotal otates. "We are elllemely dellshted lbe Preildenlll C<i1111J11," uld a apokesman ·lor U.S. Rep. Robert Taft Jr., J!.Ohlo, whole tight batQe · with Democrat Howard M. MelzenbatDR for the U.S. Senate II aeen 11 cructat to the Prealdent's 1001 of capturing at leu! seven new ....... The Ohio seat belonRa to Sen. Be Bid On VAI.LfY WMBER & SlJPPLV AA-pts Donations ··• f.''s ~. ()hio Rat!es Nixon Expected.to·Perk Up · CGLUMBUS (UPI) - Ditto RepubUcana are looldn& to Pl'elldent Nlsou to pull them out of a year-lq political llump when be vtalta the Buck· eye State nelt week. Democrata, counting oo endIna eltlbt yeero ol Republican rule, regard lite presidential · villi u a "mimi bleooing" for lbe GOP and Wllrn Ntxoo wiD be "lreadJni on ow" when he l!ptiU here. The White House announced Wedneoclay that N!Ion plana to .,-; "' i ·~1 ,, . ·n~;1. Shadk RanainJ $1.5l~~]~~~~~ refreshment chltnnan, Isabel Roolde Bob Lanier, lbe an Brown, and co-<:hatrman, Patty mllllonhopeoflletrolt,made imjlre881ve debut In helplnl the G: Barber- VInton County 0 6 121 3.0 Roush; program, Mrs. Mary + Includes 1 field goal RoUBh, vice president; salety, Plotona beat the Seattle Richard Oblinger, and public Superll01llcs 121-117 while Phi· INI>IVlDUAL LEADERS TRI-VALLEY relations, Dorothy Oliver. ladelphla arlcago, 110. · 11ft RUSHING STANDINGS Tbe book award was received 107 and Baltimore bounc.t San •• w. YO TCB Awg. loom W L T p OP by Mrs. Floosie Allenoworth's NA.C . ~ 12H05 In other NBA m -2709 Culbertson, Logan 332 83 <.O Federal-Hocking I 0 I <II 12 0 Sml1h. lrontCI'I 1 0 0 -41 0 second and third grades. NEW HAVEN- New Haven lrd Avo. Middleport 231 , 1 5.6 Warren Local Velonllno, Jock. 227 39 5.8 ~::;ville· York ~ ~ ~ :; ~ has 8 clolhlntl center whlcb was lAnier, plaYln& a Utile more Krtbl, Logan 220 45 '·93 VInton County 0 2 0 8 53 Hefreshmenlll were served. opened in Mer<:h of 111'10. It Is I! Boggs, Meigs 213 50 '· MOVC STANDINGS ATTEND SHOW sponsored and maintained by PASSINO Tum W L T P OP Col I YO TD Mille< 2 o 0 <7 2< MASON - Mlssea Carol the Women'• Society of Stllles, Wells. 29·<3 3~ 303--o Glousf..1 1 o 26 19 Fruth, Mason, and Janette Christian Service circles ulllte 'G'rten. A1hens 11-31 2 239 1 Alexander o 1 o 6 28 Spean, Ironton 17·38 3 360 3 Easfern 0 1 0 0 8 Miller, New Beven, attended a United Methodist Olun:h of Smith, Lagan 12-21 2 153 1 TOP OFFENSIVE Revlon hair color show In lite New Hoven. Worry, Meigs 11·35 2 290 2 TEAMS PUNTING Toom Pis. IGl Awg. Holiday Inn at South Point 11 Is located In the Alex (lor mort} Meigs 1"' (51 28.8 Monday. Boll> are employees at Quillen Memorial Building In YG No. Ave. Alexander 1-41 (S) 28.2 Ruth's Beauty Shop in Muon. roolllllonnerly oc:cup1ed by lite Mundy, Logan 310 8 38.8 Loaan 133 Ill 27.6 IN COLUMBUS town library. Good uaable Qndora, Jock. 522 1• 37.3 wahama 187 171 26.7 clothing donated by Individuals G.-. A111ans 399 11 36.3 Federal-Hocking 112 151 22.< Mr. and Mrs. Fr.anklin Rizer • Is avallable here to low Income Werry, Molg• 362 10 36.2 Jackson 10< Ill 20-Y BurneH, Glpo. 389 12 32.< Miller 10< Ill 20.8 Pomeroy, were m Columbus families For thoae who wish to RECEIVING Ironton 10< Ill 20.8 Tuesday to visit Mrs. Norman do h.;...,_ small donations 10 No. YG TO Eastern 102 (ll 20.~ Grueser, a patient at Unlveralty ' led whlcb are uaec1 for Payne, Ironton I m 1 Wellston 66 Ill 13.2 11 Martin, Wellston B S3 TOP DEFENSIVE Hoopital. Mrs. Grueoer " at the center, '""'b u Stillman, Welloton 7 19< 0 TEAMS scheduled to tu~dergo surgery dry cleaning woolena, pur· J1rvl1, Wellston 1 78 0 rum Pfs. (G) Avg. today. Her son, Lawrence chOilng needed ac:bool aboes Scolt, Alhano 1 51 Eastern 16 Ill 3.2 KO RETURNS TO Gallipolis 18 (5) 3.6 Grueser, came from Florida and arUcleo of c1o111tng not ,. YO No. Wahama 33 171 <.7 two weeks ago to be with bla 1llll8l1 donated. 25 (5) l.O mother. Stillman, Wellston 201 9 0 Logan Y Volon!lno, Jack. 133 7 Fedo,..I-Hocklng 31 151 6.2 Wobb. Waverly 68 < o Meigs 36 lSI 7.2 Clmplln, At11ens 6< • 0 Athens 51 Ill 10.2 Spaan, Ironton 60 3 0 Glou•ter 57 Ill 1t.• PUNT RETURNS Ironton 58 Ill 11.6 YO No. TO Jackson 68 151 13.6 Grato, Meigs 92 7 1 THIS WEEK'S Krobl, Logan 85 5 1 SCHEDULE Champlin, Atl1en1 63 3 0 FRIDAY Welch, Waverly 45 3 0 SEOAL Lubrication Special-Through Oct. 18 Valen!lno, Jack. 27 3 Athent at Molal INT. RETURNS Ironton at Gallipolis Can-'1.00 Picku '1.25 No. YG TD Jackson at Welloton Chernplln, Athans 3 68 0 waverly at Logan Albrlnk, Iranian 2 .0 0 INJVC Welch, Woverly 2 0 0 . Alolllnder at Glouster 11 Tlld tor lourth with one TRI-VALLEY o' Godenachwager - pr.~crlptlo~ . prJ c~ 7-The Dally Sentlntl, Mlddleport."-oy, 0 ., Oct. I$, lP'IO 1 ODhct t �- ......... - .. - .. · ~- .. .......... '!";">' .. - - . . ... .... -· ·-·· I - 'nit Dilly Semlnel, Mtd<tl•port·Pumeroy, 0., 0.1.15, 19'10 . .. . . . . + .. -.--, ~ - · - ....... . .. . .. . ... ~~ . . . . . ... . . , . ,__,;~ .. ~ ........ .... "" . . . . . , . _ _ . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . · · - · , ·Bargains, Bargains, and More Bargains ln ·Sentinei.,.Ciassifieds .;l'i~;;~.~~~.r:-•':' [ .Business Services~ I WANT AD DEADLINES Yalue of l.Dot W• About '700 :::-::-=-----.:.:. ' Camporee Open Friday . Radiator Service 35th Birthday Annivnly Celelntion Sal Ocl17SuiL Ocl18 10 ROOM house, 10-4 Union Ave. Jusi painted Interior and exterior . Can be me~ Into From the Largeat Truck• of · Bulldozer Radiator to the Smallest Heafer Core . Have Your Yurly 1 f 773-5675 Open Dally I 1114 p.m. 6:30tllfp.m. MOBIL£ HOM..ES nd ____ ____ Service. Beum Lumber Company, Chester, Ohio . Phone 9115-3301. thrH furnished 5-20-Hc __::...:. apertmenis, basement, two garages . Monthly Income. CONDITIONING , $190. Priced ru.aonebly tor" AIR Refrigeration service. Jack's quick sale. Phone 992·3035. Refrlge; atlon, New Haven. 7. 19-tfc · House with HOME building lots within Tupp~rs Plains Water D;strlct. Close to high ><:hoot and fairgrounds. This Is a new devetopiment, all lots large and have good drainage . Phone 992-6887 after .1 p.m . Ladies and Gentlemen You, and Music! J WMPO RADI0/1390 , 1__, ' "'o . 3·f7.ffc Sec. 111 Thlt Ordinance No . -~tCA - 69 be rep., led so fer etlt Is HOUSEWORK on TUOiday and Thuradoy. Call 74Hs.t7. Inconsistent wlttl thll or · 10-13-3tc NEW 'GiRL'S ~oat. Size 7, 115. dinence . Ploont 992·2264. Sec . IV. TillS Ordlnanc~ Shill tlke effect tnd be In lprce from DAY work. Phone 992·7159. 11). t5-3t and after S1ptember 14, 1970. 10.13-3tc Plflld tht lolttl diiV of Sep· 1960 CHiR\)LH ·4-door, tembtr 1970 excelli ~ondltlon, l2SO. JOhn W. Zerkle Also, ,~ Allis Chalmers Prttidtnt of Council troctor """._,(pmtnt. Ptoone HOUSEKEEPER naedod. Live Attest Gene Grattt 1<2·3656. . Clerk In If deslrad. Good working Help Wanted • (101 1. a. 1S, 3tc conditions. Phone 992·52$1. 10-8-Hc FOR SALE EOONOMY • GEAR DRIVEN GARDEN TRACTORS We have five left - All sizes and mast equipment. Write IDr llteraturt and prlctt-·· · RIED IROS. : L-----~R~E~ED~S:...:.V~IL~L=E,~O~H~IO~~··----~ 10-15-3tp SEARS WRINGER 1001her . · Double rlnae tubs . Good condition. Phone 992-6710. 10-15-)t - '"'I' 7DDX18 TRUCK llrn. ' Walk-In . eqmplefo. Electric cooler meet 10w. ·MIJt block. 1955 Ford 1-tGn truck with cattle r1ckl. 2·w•y tutn plow for Cub frao1or. Phone totll-3073. )"1U1c Olflct992·22Sf AIL 992·2561 tq.n-6tc 112-2697 10-l·tfC HOBSTETTER . N_.. Nav••• W. VI· After 4 Wltkdayser 1 Til 6 11turaay Cornpltte Service Phon& 949-3821 Recine, Ohio READY · MIX CONCRETE Crlff Bradford delivered rl0hf to your pro/ect. Fast Md easy. Frn est matet. Phone 992-321~. 5- t-Ile ----DOZER Work. Phone 9ot9·1.171. Goealeln RBBdv-Mix Mldilleport, Ohio. 9-13-tfc SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED. REALTY Reasonable rates . GEO. HOBSTETTER, BROKER NEW LISTING - Nice 3 bedrooms, bath, carpeting, Birch kitchen. Forced elr furnace. 2 car iarage, Nice lot . Phone John Rusoell, Gallipolis "'4782 otter 5: 30' p.m. Co .. · 6-30-tfc -- -- NEIGLER Construction. f« bulldlng or remodeling your home. call Guy R.aclne, Ohio. .-.7-ttc Auto Sales Nelgler, 7-31-Hc 1963 MERCURY 390, standard HARRISON'S TV AND AI'<· shift, good llres, S150. Ray TENNA SERVICE. Phone Young, Succen Road. Phone 992·2522. Coolvllle 667·3462. · 6-10-11< 10·15-3tc - - - - - - -- central heat and air conSEWING MACHINES. Repair ditioning. Modern kitchen, 2 1962 RAMBLER classic station satvlce, all makes. 992·221<1. wagon. Excellent condition. The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. car garage . Middleport . $14,500.00 Phone 992-2450. Authorized Sing«' Soles ond . .. , .. ,, . . .10· tOtp Serv~ We $1orpon Scissors, NI.!W ~!STING ~ ocrn ,, ••,, iji·~ ,j.·· 13-!19-tlf~ i. J5t, J!#. "' I'' ,'( ···Hltt! 6-<room h one;floor. , . t ..c:1 ba~, full ba m.ent; oes Business OpjlortUIIItlas forced air furnace. Double garage . Minerals. $25,000.00 EXTRA 't'NCOME . Home AUTOMOBILE lns..,.onco been NEW LISTING - 4 bedrooms, lns;nnce QPerated. own boss ttnd hours. 3 bedroom Early retirement possible . paneled home. Nice kitchen, Ph- 949.ol825. GOOD BUY - electric range. Living room ·: cancelled? Lost your =:•tor's license? Call 992· 1~ 1"------~1Q.:.:.;12~·5:tc~-------~~:. x 22. Lois of closets. Gas • forced air furnace . 112.000.00 CHEVROLET 15 ROOM BRICK VENEER- 7 room residences up, 8 office rooms down. Central heat. 5 g_arages. Extra lot 100 x 100. Only $42,500.00 WANT ACREAGE ANO NICE HOMES CALL m.ms HELEN AND VIRGIL TEAFORD ASSOCIATES SYRACUSE 10-9-61c USED ! CAR SALE o Down Payment ,.,,.co, MU. WENDEL KAY.LOR 4-•ttc -c . -----BRADFORD, A>Jctloneer ""'UR II£W HOME Realty~ LOll lnChll tht tasy WIY with the new SLINi·A·WAY Fr .. Home Otmonttratlon Phone 88'1·2079. --------~+-tic-, ;;~~~~~~~~- -Wanted PlloM 992·21Q WHEEL Hone Salts and GOOD investment property . MEIGS 1970. BlaeHnar's 0. SEPTIC tanks cleaned. Miller Sanitation, Stewart. Ohio, Ph. 662-:1035. 2-12-tfc ___::.....: Real Estate For Sale Real Estate For Sale Tom H.ill, ' '' >. Mason, W. Va . For Sale Cleland Po'meroy, ,, R.charae 6.98 ~~~s PomeiOJ Home .& Auto 606 E. Meln, Dolllr,O. Air.f.onditioni'l Inspection And -GUARANTEEDPtlone 992-2094 . Ewelyn McDaniel Pl\lltlf:W .,.-====·--.,.-- EXPERT 742...U lit. 1 ·.wheel Alianment $5.55 And Complete Line of Supplies & & ORVILlE JOHNSON Pomeroy SOUTH TROPICAL NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT two apartmenls. Phone 992· Mobile Home Customer CIU No. 21316 Estate of Mlrgeret A. Ballev 5836 or wr"e to Evelyn ImNew Meigs Local oeceettd. boden Landers, 126 Lauret St .• We Invite Comparison! High School Notice. is hereby given tnet Pomeroy . . Br!~ ,,y:o_ur mobil~ home 1 1 , 1M~riB L. Smtttl 01 R . D., • ' · •'J ', 1 i 10·1\-S.tc n..ts t9 u~'an~ '" .,.ro. eroy , Ohio, .... been duly IM.I:;;:!t ';:~,!rounds) ' ',, I <:"' · US!tlt VOll the trlllh In Mol>lle a lpl)'l.ttd Executri x of th t Home buytng r' 'No hlddan Es ate of Margaret A. Belley, Pi'itS Entwteiftment dec•esed , lete of Meigs County , AcluHs $1.25 . Chlldron 75c c01t.s In our _prices!! Ohhi. C.flft2.2111 tor Reservation HOMEMADE Ice cream by Crfdltors en required to f il e quarts. Racine Fireman Public lnvlttd their claimS with sa id fiduciar y Auxiliary . Phone 949-3-471 or LEGAL NOTICE wlttl ln tour months. Deted IIIII 6th dey Of October RED STEWART and the Bids will be re<tlvtd in the 949-3293. Comm issioners Ortlce tor a 1971 1970. Ambassadors will be 10-8-61< Shtr!ff'l c1r until 9 : 0(1 e .m. F . H. O'Brien broadcast live from the Route7, Tupptrt PlaiRs, 0 . Probate Judge of u ld o'clock on October 27, 1970. ldlewood Club, Rt. 47 East, CHINESE rlngne<k pheasants, L_,.....::: IU:::7c.;·.::.:.1:.:.,.::..::"::7::·:t2:::16:.... Speclflcltlons lrt as follows : Count"t Parkersburg, W. Va . on SOC to$2each, at farm . Phone _(10) 8, 15, 22. Jtc Color - solid whitt (two tone color - white to belt line . black Fridays from 9:30 to 10:30 Letart, W. Va. 895-3972 any bottom) . p.m . over Statloo WCEf.fM. oay except Saturday. Oil Filt.,NOTICI OF 10·15·3fC 10-8·61p 2 BEDROOM house, nice Heny Duty Air Cleaner APPOINTMENT Cell No. 21359 location. See at 525 BroodWindshield Washers and \/ar . Speed Electric Wipers Est1te of Bus Campbell, WEEKEND meting at the COAL. llm,stone. Excelsior way, Middleport. Phone 992· Denville Wesleyan Church. 1!-lt w k E "·t St Back up IIOtltl DtCHied . seu. Rt . l25, Oct. 161o 18 with Rev. ~ or s, · - n ·• Spot llgtlt and mirror N<ltiCI It htreby glvtn that 10-lHtc 991 319 Don Wachenschwanz, Pomeroy . Phol,e · ~9-ttc Heavy duty Alternator William E . Turner , of 230 E . Heater end Defroster South Street , Worthlnoton . returned mlsalonary from St. - - - -- - - - - - LOTS WITH all ~ utilities. H. D. B1tt1ry Ohio, 1111 bun dulv eppointed Kilt, West Indies. He will Ex:ec:utor of the Estate of Bell Undercoetlno show slides of his mission G. E. refrigerator, good con· Restricted sub division. 1h to VInyl Upho 'stery !blac k Campbell, de-ceased, late ot dl t lon . Phone 992-4247. · :t.acre lot&. Phone Chester ptrftrrtdl Meigs County, Ohio . wor k• 7: 30 p.m • Oct • 16• • I0.9-61p 915·3301, night 985·3302. 3$0 Cu . ln . EnQine w:J.Ian a homecom lng on Creditors are reQuired to file (minimum ) their clelmt with said fiduciary S ay lath. Basket lunch at 1970 DIA' 'N SEW ZIG ZAG Power Disc Brakes within tour months . 12 noon and 1 songfest from 2 .. 1 Power Steering 01tf'd thll 6th dey of October to 4 p.m. Everyone welcome . sewing machine left In . Non Slip Differential 1970. Brother Don 11 0 tor mer layowoy . B111ullful pastel JU n 55 Amp Heevv Duty Alte r . F . H . O' Brien pastor of the church. He color, full size modeL All Jor4Bt4roams n1tor with 70 Amp. &etterv Probate Judge of said would like to meet his old built-In to buttonhole. over· Built to your speclfiCitlons . Heevy Duty Hydramatlc . County friends . Come If Y9U can. cast and fancy stitch. Pay lus1 Slttt av1111ble now. 11)8, 15, 22, 3tc Automatic Tr1nsm lsslon 10-15-2tc $.41.75 ca1h or terms .t.lr Foam Sftats ar¢.'!P.ed . Trade-Ins IC · Antllrteze ce . Phone 992-5641. Seat belli front and rear GUN SHDDT, Forked Run 10-f-lttc (regulation) NOTICB OF Sportsman Oub, Sunday, Oct. MDIIttlly Payments Standard Pollee package APPOI'N TMENT 18. Lower Thin RIRt Cast No. 20:171 which Includes In addition to VACUUM Ounor brand new 10.14-Jic Estate of tva n. . Donohue, above : 1970 model. Complete with all Con11ct1 Mr. Moody, Pll. 9ft· 1 Heavv Duty 5 blade fan , DtCIIsed. cleaning tools. Small point Jtt• at a•r field Dfflct at NotJce 11 htreb'f' glvtn that WILL give plano 18SIOI'Is In my Ignition suspension equipment, damage In shipping. Will take Perk & Sycamore In Mid· home. Phone 992-3666. heavy springs and shockt, Mildrid Let of R . D. 2, Albln'f', $27 caih or tarm1 If desired. dtuon. nu_,-y duty front stet , end Ohio. has been dul'f' appointed a.-16-tfc JEMCO ASSOCIATES, INC. heavy duly floor mets . Admlnlstratr.lx of tht Estate ot cc:::-;-- -- -...,.--,,Phone 992·56-11. PormtriY Klsutl Alleclatu, t .25 x 15 tour ply tires lve M. Donohue, dlctlled . late WILL pltk up merchandise and Inc. Spotllgtlt with m1rror of c~:~Tt~r~o~~!Y;~~l~itd 10 file ·take to auction on 1 per• doOr This bid Is to be with a trade their clelms wlttl llid tlducierv ' centage basts . Call Jim Adams, auctioneer, Ruflend. GREEN ba&ns, lomot-. Pick In of a 1967 Dodge Coronet 4 within four monthl . Phone 7.42-4461 . DlttCI thlt 6th diY of Oc tober, door stdln wtllch may be Sten your own. Also. P<!l•'- and 9-1'-tfc swill potatoes. Bring conat the Meigs County H IQhWIY 1970. Ger'egt at any time . F . H. O'Brien tainers. Andrew Cross. Letert Probate Juctoe of said HAYMAN'S AUCTION tioUM, The Commlsslontrl restrve ARE YOU LOOKING FOR I ftle right to reject any or all County Laurel Cliff, now oPen each Folia. ACRES? 7 rOOI'Il !ramo, 3 10-IHtc ClO) 1, 15, 22, 3tc bids . Friday to receive conbedrooms, bath, gaa floor Martha Cnamb•ra, Clerk signments at 10 a.m. Audlon - - collar, garage. ALL ( 10) I. 15, 2tc starting at 7 p.m. Let Ul .. 11 BASSET puppies, AKC, 1311. F. FOR S7,500. ORDINANCe NO. f6f.JO your merchandiH A. Benedum, Reedsville, An Ordinance to emend _ _ __ _ _ _.:.3-_22:.._ -Hc Ohio. Ph..,. 667·3156. LITTLE IUT NICE - 2 Ordinance No . 944-69 PIANO t...,lng. Karl Kobler, lfl-ol-12tc bedrooms•.b&th, utility room, llflbllthing wege rates Be It ordalnad by tht Council MI..., . Phoria n3·553.1ofter 5 -CO_R_N_P-IC_K_E-:R-,-Ne-w-·-ldN-,one r~~~ ~-=~nd ~~~on the :ot the Villagt of Middleport •• p.m . row, pull type . Andrew Cross, · ' e. ' · tallows : Sac . I. That tht ut1ry tor 10-13-aotc Letart Foils, Ohio. NEEDS SOME REPAIR - IV. custodian be flxH at 125.00 per lG·15-3tc story frame, 5 rooms, bath, 2 month. GUN SHOOT for t~rkeys . parchel, large lot . 13:,500, I Se< . II Tnet th• w•ae tor Racine Gun Club, Sunday, PARKVIEW Kanntla, Poodles, TO IUY DR SELL epprentlc:e tor water departOctober 18, 1 p.m. and bird dogo . "'KC. Pti and CONTACT US ment or Sen1t1rv Sewer 10-1Hic ·•how puppies. Grooming. HENRY CLELAND Department be fixed et t2 .00 per hour retroactive to Mev 11 , Phon& 992·5443. REALTOR itlntl Roof Palntlne Rtp,lr, SpDUUne Carpenter Work. Contact: Free Eslim,ttes Jim· urry Kenny -Jake Phone 992-7044 or 992-5632 :.BLAmNARS ' .•. fft-nu :=========-~ MK. & /Ws. pg Chimneys, Home Remodeling, Cament Work, Garages. - - - - -- Annual Meetine Tues. Night-7:37P.M. Oct.20, 1970 ' Brick, 81ock, -5tone. SJEG_JlR . HEATER NOW! - - -- -- - - • Cisterns, r=== ------ -, EAGLES a:uB Trustees will offer for sel e at public auction to be t'teld on Saturday, October 2ol, If 10 a . m . ·at the Chester Town Hell , tile following : 1151 Dodge 2 ton dump truck 1954 GMC 2 ton truck with good t1r1s . ~... .tr\llf...' reltf'~ ·~he rllt'lt to rel~t"''n't ot"' eo b',ds. ' ChtsWiToWnshlp Truite.. Willis Frost . Clerk (10 ) 8, 15, 2:.1, .1tc ~ • ' · · taaMII ~ JlltNSON •ft.lun . RY · ROOflN& Camm- 111' Rttlden BY aJIITitACr EXPERIE.NCED tr.r.~c:u':r,~2~~ t~:ng:J• ~~ · 1 I - Htl I nt... C•d of Tllanks WE WISH to oxprON ""' sinP I .., cere thanks to neighbors ond WOMAN to n... tn with elderly 5 P .M. DIY BefOrt Putlllcotion ,f rlendt for their many acts of lady . llo"t hotiSIWOI k and Monday Dtadtlne 9a .m . klodneu In the tou of Milton cooking, "Call 992-5397. Canc•U•tiOn a. correction• blnatlon, AM & FM r,cllo, 4 Ell Ru11011 . S!>oclol thanks 1o . 10-15-3tc Will tit acc..,ted until ta.m . for speaker sound sy•tem, ·4 Dl't of Publlcatkln the O'Bienou Hoil>llol steff,' REGULATIONS 'nit Melp Counl)' Sberlf!'a the Russell Nurslng Horne DRIVERS NEEDED. Train Tht Publisher reserves the s taft, Raw II ng1- Co a Is now to drive semltruc:k. local Department said today articles right to td lt or re(ect anv ads budjet termo. Call Funeral Home, fN. Hoyt and over the road. Dietel or tHen from the Howery StiJre In dttmtd oblec:flonol. The Allen, Jr ., and the gas, experience helpful but publls.her will not be responsible Carpenter someUmo Wed· for m~" then one Incorrect pallbearers. not necetNry. You can Hrn WALNUT, Modern sty!•· nosday llllX1Iin8 were valued at lntertlbn. The Russell Family . up to S5 per hour •fter short stereo-radio, am, fm radio, 4 RAT•S 10-15-1tp training. For Interview and speaker sound system, _. approximately $7110. Taten For Wlnt Ad Service 2 -.l c n-.:u.=m : :-: OI ' : :: Y c :--oppllcellon. call 51J4l -5m, speed automatic changer. were a battery operated radio, a 5 ctntl per Word one lnlf!rlion IIIV or write Safety Department, 1 Bat Minimum Charge 7Sc IN Mt'.MORY of Leonard H. United Stoles, Inc., t -O Room seporote contro s. one• 234nch black and white RCA 12 cents per word threl! Koenig, who petsed away >126, E. •th St., Trans$74.79. Use our budget terms. 307 Insertions . TV. a big wooden andquo clock constcutlve Oct. 15, 1964: portotlon Bldg., Cincinnati Call 992 ' 3352· 11 cents per ward tilt. con 1o. 13.70 over 100 years old, 19 cylonll of secutive Insertions . In a Arave 1oftl't sleeping Ohio ' - - - - -- - - · · 10.15·2tc cigarettes and live caes of pop. 25 Per cent Discount on paid Where the flowers gently wove, ads end ada pilei within 10 deys . Lies the one I loved so dearh• AWNINGS, storm doors and Entrance was gained through CARD OF THANKS But whom we could not save. Wanted To Buy windows, carporh, I OBITUARY a back window. Howery's Slon! S1.SO tor marquees: blown and batt God gave us strength to faa~ If 50 word minimum . And courage to bUr the blow OLD furniture, dishas, brOil insulation . Elmer White, has baen burglarized several Eectl eddltlonel worCI 2c . .. beds, etc. Writ. M. D. Mlllor, sale representative. For free But what it meant to lose him , ILIND ADS times lbJs year. Rt. 4, Pomoi'Ov. Ohio. Call est ~ mete1, phone Charles Addltlonll 25c Cherge per No one will ever know. Sadly missed by wife, AdvertiMment . 992-6271. ~ Lisle, SVracuse. V. V. OFFIC. HOURS . 9-1-Hc Johnson and Son, Inc. Doris. end children; his I : JO a.m. to 5:00p.m . Dally , mother , Mrs. Dorothy 8-30-tfc 1:30 a .m . to 12 :00 Noon to Smelley, and sister. Mn. OLD UPRIGHT pianos, anr Saturday , Oscar Weber. condition, long atSID haveeach. no ' Jl m Pettit 51 yo: 10-15-ltc been wet. asPaying First floor only. Mondays Will LI!T US INSTALL be pick-up day. Write, giving YOUR FUEL OIL Notice Veterou Memorial Re~pllll gocid d;rocttona, Witten l'lano · The annual M.(J.M Dlltrlcl ADMITTED Reatha Company, Box 118, Sardis, C8mp<lret! at Clmp Klasbula, Ohio o13'1ol6. Clonch, Middleport; H.IAnsing. Meigs County. will be held from 8·20-tfc Adsms, Racine; Roy Bush, Pomeroy Friday' Oct. IS through SUndBy' Point Pleasant. All sizes In stack, Ocl 13. For Rent DISCHARGED - Patricia " Pioneering" will be the 149.95 up. We install, TRAILER lot. Plenty of water Bauer, Tboma.s Baldwin. theme oflbls year's event which and septic tank . Phone 7.42- we service. we finance. • provides a real challeo&o to all .t781 . 10-13-3fp LODGE TO MEET POMEROY parUclpants. All troope will J , W. Clrsty, MJr. asaemble for the purpose of Racine Lodge 461, F&AM, will Phone "2-2111 TRAILER, 8rown't Tralltr unloading equipment no later meet at 7:30 p.m. Saturday In ·- -Park. Minersville. Phone 992· the lodge hall for work in the than 7 p. m. Frldsy at Cheater. 3324. - - - - ---9-9-tfc DINING room table, chair$, During the camporee, mat- Fellowcraft degree. All master ·buffet and china cupboard. ches and lighters will not be masons are invited. TRAILER space, one mile fromReasonable. Phone 992-50-41. Members, fam ily , pennllted for fire slarUng. Fire new Meigs High School on old __ __ _ _ _ _.., •O.:.....:l4-3tc guests welcome. Rt . 33. Phone 992'-2941 . by friction, runt and steel, <r 9-20-30tc 1956 FORD pickup truck, $1So. hotsUclls will be the only means Sat.• October 17th David Yost, Portland, Phone f..- slarUng fires allowed . Free Fislt-7 P.M. CLASS TO MEET REMODELED 3·btdroom 843-2242. 10·1o4-3tp house on Lincoln Heights. Dance from 9;30ti11 The JOF Class will meet at Phone 992·3440. 7;30 p.m. Monday at the United Music by Eddie Fife 9·27·11< GOOD Warm Morning coal AUTO DAMAGED lllethodiat Church In Pomeroy. stove. Jetta Arlx, Sun. October 18 Medium damage was Harrisonville . NICELY lumlahed 2-bedroom 1Q.l.l-3tp 8 P.M. reported to a car driven by apartment. Middleport. Phone 992-3871. State Speaker Cindy Carder, 17, Pomeroy, on ASKS REHOUSING 9-30·tfc B NICE ewea. 20 fat lambs. Uncoln Hill Road Wednesday at Open Meeting BOURNE'\IOUTH, England Phone 992-2630. 4:46 p.m., Pomeroy pollee said. (UPI) - Albert Pearson, 69, FrH Chicken 01.,... 4 p.m. 3 ROOM furnished apartment 10·13-&tc De nee st1rf11f 5 p.m. The car coming down bill has asked the Bournemouth with nice yord In Middleport . Music by Geortt Hill Phone 992-2710 or 992-2432. F I ELO grown c hrysan . skidded oo tbe wet swiace, Council to rehouse hlm and hts 10-7-tfc lhemums ilnd mums In full crosaed the street and slruck a wife becauae hts next door SWAP SHOP, new and used · - - - - - -- bloom . Reynold s Flower fence near the A. R. Knight furniture . Phone 992-7261 , 305 Shop, Mason. neighbor has converted the FURNISHED and unfurnished N. 2nd. Ave.. Middleport. 10-1J.2tc property. There were no Inapartm!f'lta. Close to school . front room of hts house to a Ohio. juries or arrest. Phone 992·5-43-1. 1956 ROYCRAFT housetraller, garage. Pearson says when the _______.•:.o._•_•·.:.JOI .:.;c SOxlO, 2 bedroom, 12,000. Call neighbor parks the car, or- -992·2437 or 992·3469. Meles Co. Farm naments fall from hts manFor Sale, Rent •o·'3·3tc LEGAL NOTICE Bureau Federation telpiece. The Chester Township INFOIMATION '. 1969 atEVROLET DAILY CROSSWORD ! ,, ' ,. " ~495 ·: WINSTON SALEM Now On Display! & Remaning 1970 Mobile Homes must be moved I DANNIE'S OHIO'S LARGEST MOBILE HOME DEALER POMEROY992-7195 Main Slrttl AtHENS u.~s.llt.,. I. ae1a1r 4 er. Sedan, ' ' v-e niatar, sta~rd shltt: I Mayta1 Avtometict 2 speed operation . cnolce of water temp& . Auto : water level 1. Lint Power -•, 1966 CHEVRoL£T · ·.' . *1495 ' r ' ' .. . ' ·•1•95 Ole,i'!!fle Supersport 2 Dr. hardtop, V-8 o1 sjieed tral)smlsslon, >.. ·t· ' .·'I ' j' I 'I )' ·~. 'f Carval! 2.dr. ·..., '· . . f' h~rmop, 6 ' cyl, standard lhltt. -1&- -.,._ 1bumlott1 e. Con., ~ T.IIIUe lt.Arlibl 20.- c1Jltr~·&.llat 4+1.-J= Jl.lloll. QIIIIO')' .-..Mie-llluJ .... -lellortaiKh ..uart,ta , ... , .., ONID~ ....... u.- . 21. ::'!a1 I V.4GRE ~·Qill.l H . Cruel poroon za.Jlar. ....... topall ,......,....... 30.DI'rflle U.Bupr 11.111rdafprty M.llqltlb rlwr I r __ I r '0!111 rco..aiD ~ Jl,ll1fllrlate . . . . . ttred Sl.- •L COrplalrJ piiOo 41.PW7'1d t mdtat•., · l "1 1965 CHEVROLET ....Ill.-..,.. "'=' l'l.ftMIIIIr 4G.I D - • Impala Convertlbl&, V-8 motor, liutomljtlc transmission, . power steering & air c~· dltionine. 1966 CHEVROLET 'ILl'la)'lnl ( bolo.) ' ,. ·'"· , ' 111 Capacity. ' '1695. · ~ .ifU• 11.111-te . :_...,., Corvette with both tops. 4 Speed trans., 327 cu. ln. 350 H. P. motor. ." 1967 OIEVROLET . •• lloomdar:Y 11.JIIp1eoou I.Uba well· I.Dr!Dk '14.014 IO. Aqubou campalper 11. Reduct to 11. Gadbt'l pulp I llllt a Opora1od JO.Cidneae 17. Appl)' boat .....11 Jf.Oeoulne II. Com· Jll.ll(- '3495 1967 CHEVROLET apoce II. lnlormaUon nwf>le station Wag6n. V-8 motor, autDmatic tran's.· mission, power steering . See the Ntw 1971 .,.,... 1. Went N•-llotdrdtollol6an t. t... &he wplw M 1111, • I ,... _ _ _ ... ., . . . . . . . . . I IA[IIIII] �- ......... - .. - .. · ~- .. .......... '!";">' .. - - . . ... .... -· ·-·· I - 'nit Dilly Semlnel, Mtd<tl•port·Pumeroy, 0., 0.1.15, 19'10 . .. . . . . + .. -.--, ~ - · - ....... . .. . .. . ... ~~ . . . . . ... . . , . ,__,;~ .. ~ ........ .... "" . . . . . , . _ _ . . . . . .. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . · · - · , ·Bargains, Bargains, and More Bargains ln ·Sentinei.,.Ciassifieds .;l'i~;;~.~~~.r:-•':' [ .Business Services~ I WANT AD DEADLINES Yalue of l.Dot W• About '700 :::-::-=-----.:.:. ' Camporee Open Friday . Radiator Service 35th Birthday Annivnly Celelntion Sal Ocl17SuiL Ocl18 10 ROOM house, 10-4 Union Ave. Jusi painted Interior and exterior . Can be me~ Into From the Largeat Truck• of · Bulldozer Radiator to the Smallest Heafer Core . Have Your Yurly 1 f 773-5675 Open Dally I 1114 p.m. 6:30tllfp.m. MOBIL£ HOM..ES nd ____ ____ Service. Beum Lumber Company, Chester, Ohio . Phone 9115-3301. thrH furnished 5-20-Hc __::...:. apertmenis, basement, two garages . Monthly Income. CONDITIONING , $190. Priced ru.aonebly tor" AIR Refrigeration service. Jack's quick sale. Phone 992·3035. Refrlge; atlon, New Haven. 7. 19-tfc · House with HOME building lots within Tupp~rs Plains Water D;strlct. Close to high ><:hoot and fairgrounds. This Is a new devetopiment, all lots large and have good drainage . Phone 992-6887 after .1 p.m . Ladies and Gentlemen You, and Music! J WMPO RADI0/1390 , 1__, ' "'o . 3·f7.ffc Sec. 111 Thlt Ordinance No . -~tCA - 69 be rep., led so fer etlt Is HOUSEWORK on TUOiday and Thuradoy. Call 74Hs.t7. Inconsistent wlttl thll or · 10-13-3tc NEW 'GiRL'S ~oat. Size 7, 115. dinence . Ploont 992·2264. Sec . IV. TillS Ordlnanc~ Shill tlke effect tnd be In lprce from DAY work. Phone 992·7159. 11). t5-3t and after S1ptember 14, 1970. 10.13-3tc Plflld tht lolttl diiV of Sep· 1960 CHiR\)LH ·4-door, tembtr 1970 excelli ~ondltlon, l2SO. JOhn W. Zerkle Also, ,~ Allis Chalmers Prttidtnt of Council troctor """._,(pmtnt. Ptoone HOUSEKEEPER naedod. Live Attest Gene Grattt 1<2·3656. . Clerk In If deslrad. Good working Help Wanted • (101 1. a. 1S, 3tc conditions. Phone 992·52$1. 10-8-Hc FOR SALE EOONOMY • GEAR DRIVEN GARDEN TRACTORS We have five left - All sizes and mast equipment. Write IDr llteraturt and prlctt-·· · RIED IROS. : L-----~R~E~ED~S:...:.V~IL~L=E,~O~H~IO~~··----~ 10-15-3tp SEARS WRINGER 1001her . · Double rlnae tubs . Good condition. Phone 992-6710. 10-15-)t - '"'I' 7DDX18 TRUCK llrn. ' Walk-In . eqmplefo. Electric cooler meet 10w. ·MIJt block. 1955 Ford 1-tGn truck with cattle r1ckl. 2·w•y tutn plow for Cub frao1or. Phone totll-3073. )"1U1c Olflct992·22Sf AIL 992·2561 tq.n-6tc 112-2697 10-l·tfC HOBSTETTER . N_.. Nav••• W. VI· After 4 Wltkdayser 1 Til 6 11turaay Cornpltte Service Phon& 949-3821 Recine, Ohio READY · MIX CONCRETE Crlff Bradford delivered rl0hf to your pro/ect. Fast Md easy. Frn est matet. Phone 992-321~. 5- t-Ile ----DOZER Work. Phone 9ot9·1.171. Goealeln RBBdv-Mix Mldilleport, Ohio. 9-13-tfc SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED. REALTY Reasonable rates . GEO. HOBSTETTER, BROKER NEW LISTING - Nice 3 bedrooms, bath, carpeting, Birch kitchen. Forced elr furnace. 2 car iarage, Nice lot . Phone John Rusoell, Gallipolis "'4782 otter 5: 30' p.m. Co .. · 6-30-tfc -- -- NEIGLER Construction. f« bulldlng or remodeling your home. call Guy R.aclne, Ohio. .-.7-ttc Auto Sales Nelgler, 7-31-Hc 1963 MERCURY 390, standard HARRISON'S TV AND AI'<· shift, good llres, S150. Ray TENNA SERVICE. Phone Young, Succen Road. Phone 992·2522. Coolvllle 667·3462. · 6-10-11< 10·15-3tc - - - - - - -- central heat and air conSEWING MACHINES. Repair ditioning. Modern kitchen, 2 1962 RAMBLER classic station satvlce, all makes. 992·221<1. wagon. Excellent condition. The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. car garage . Middleport . $14,500.00 Phone 992-2450. Authorized Sing«' Soles ond . .. , .. ,, . . .10· tOtp Serv~ We $1orpon Scissors, NI.!W ~!STING ~ ocrn ,, ••,, iji·~ ,j.·· 13-!19-tlf~ i. J5t, J!#. "' I'' ,'( ···Hltt! 6-<room h one;floor. , . t ..c:1 ba~, full ba m.ent; oes Business OpjlortUIIItlas forced air furnace. Double garage . Minerals. $25,000.00 EXTRA 't'NCOME . Home AUTOMOBILE lns..,.onco been NEW LISTING - 4 bedrooms, lns;nnce QPerated. own boss ttnd hours. 3 bedroom Early retirement possible . paneled home. Nice kitchen, Ph- 949.ol825. GOOD BUY - electric range. Living room ·: cancelled? Lost your =:•tor's license? Call 992· 1~ 1"------~1Q.:.:.;12~·5:tc~-------~~:. x 22. Lois of closets. Gas • forced air furnace . 112.000.00 CHEVROLET 15 ROOM BRICK VENEER- 7 room residences up, 8 office rooms down. Central heat. 5 g_arages. Extra lot 100 x 100. Only $42,500.00 WANT ACREAGE ANO NICE HOMES CALL m.ms HELEN AND VIRGIL TEAFORD ASSOCIATES SYRACUSE 10-9-61c USED ! CAR SALE o Down Payment ,.,,.co, MU. WENDEL KAY.LOR 4-•ttc -c . -----BRADFORD, A>Jctloneer ""'UR II£W HOME Realty~ LOll lnChll tht tasy WIY with the new SLINi·A·WAY Fr .. Home Otmonttratlon Phone 88'1·2079. --------~+-tic-, ;;~~~~~~~~- -Wanted PlloM 992·21Q WHEEL Hone Salts and GOOD investment property . MEIGS 1970. BlaeHnar's 0. SEPTIC tanks cleaned. Miller Sanitation, Stewart. Ohio, Ph. 662-:1035. 2-12-tfc ___::.....: Real Estate For Sale Real Estate For Sale Tom H.ill, ' '' >. Mason, W. Va . For Sale Cleland Po'meroy, ,, R.charae 6.98 ~~~s PomeiOJ Home .& Auto 606 E. Meln, Dolllr,O. Air.f.onditioni'l Inspection And -GUARANTEEDPtlone 992-2094 . Ewelyn McDaniel Pl\lltlf:W .,.-====·--.,.-- EXPERT 742...U lit. 1 ·.wheel Alianment $5.55 And Complete Line of Supplies & & ORVILlE JOHNSON Pomeroy SOUTH TROPICAL NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT two apartmenls. Phone 992· Mobile Home Customer CIU No. 21316 Estate of Mlrgeret A. Ballev 5836 or wr"e to Evelyn ImNew Meigs Local oeceettd. boden Landers, 126 Lauret St .• We Invite Comparison! High School Notice. is hereby given tnet Pomeroy . . Br!~ ,,y:o_ur mobil~ home 1 1 , 1M~riB L. Smtttl 01 R . D., • ' · •'J ', 1 i 10·1\-S.tc n..ts t9 u~'an~ '" .,.ro. eroy , Ohio, .... been duly IM.I:;;:!t ';:~,!rounds) ' ',, I <:"' · US!tlt VOll the trlllh In Mol>lle a lpl)'l.ttd Executri x of th t Home buytng r' 'No hlddan Es ate of Margaret A. Belley, Pi'itS Entwteiftment dec•esed , lete of Meigs County , AcluHs $1.25 . Chlldron 75c c01t.s In our _prices!! Ohhi. C.flft2.2111 tor Reservation HOMEMADE Ice cream by Crfdltors en required to f il e quarts. Racine Fireman Public lnvlttd their claimS with sa id fiduciar y Auxiliary . Phone 949-3-471 or LEGAL NOTICE wlttl ln tour months. Deted IIIII 6th dey Of October RED STEWART and the Bids will be re<tlvtd in the 949-3293. Comm issioners Ortlce tor a 1971 1970. Ambassadors will be 10-8-61< Shtr!ff'l c1r until 9 : 0(1 e .m. F . H. O'Brien broadcast live from the Route7, Tupptrt PlaiRs, 0 . Probate Judge of u ld o'clock on October 27, 1970. ldlewood Club, Rt. 47 East, CHINESE rlngne<k pheasants, L_,.....::: IU:::7c.;·.::.:.1:.:.,.::..::"::7::·:t2:::16:.... Speclflcltlons lrt as follows : Count"t Parkersburg, W. Va . on SOC to$2each, at farm . Phone _(10) 8, 15, 22. Jtc Color - solid whitt (two tone color - white to belt line . black Fridays from 9:30 to 10:30 Letart, W. Va. 895-3972 any bottom) . p.m . over Statloo WCEf.fM. oay except Saturday. Oil Filt.,NOTICI OF 10·15·3fC 10-8·61p 2 BEDROOM house, nice Heny Duty Air Cleaner APPOINTMENT Cell No. 21359 location. See at 525 BroodWindshield Washers and \/ar . Speed Electric Wipers Est1te of Bus Campbell, WEEKEND meting at the COAL. llm,stone. Excelsior way, Middleport. Phone 992· Denville Wesleyan Church. 1!-lt w k E "·t St Back up IIOtltl DtCHied . seu. Rt . l25, Oct. 161o 18 with Rev. ~ or s, · - n ·• Spot llgtlt and mirror N<ltiCI It htreby glvtn that 10-lHtc 991 319 Don Wachenschwanz, Pomeroy . Phol,e · ~9-ttc Heavy duty Alternator William E . Turner , of 230 E . Heater end Defroster South Street , Worthlnoton . returned mlsalonary from St. - - - -- - - - - - LOTS WITH all ~ utilities. H. D. B1tt1ry Ohio, 1111 bun dulv eppointed Kilt, West Indies. He will Ex:ec:utor of the Estate of Bell Undercoetlno show slides of his mission G. E. refrigerator, good con· Restricted sub division. 1h to VInyl Upho 'stery !blac k Campbell, de-ceased, late ot dl t lon . Phone 992-4247. · :t.acre lot&. Phone Chester ptrftrrtdl Meigs County, Ohio . wor k• 7: 30 p.m • Oct • 16• • I0.9-61p 915·3301, night 985·3302. 3$0 Cu . ln . EnQine w:J.Ian a homecom lng on Creditors are reQuired to file (minimum ) their clelmt with said fiduciary S ay lath. Basket lunch at 1970 DIA' 'N SEW ZIG ZAG Power Disc Brakes within tour months . 12 noon and 1 songfest from 2 .. 1 Power Steering 01tf'd thll 6th dey of October to 4 p.m. Everyone welcome . sewing machine left In . Non Slip Differential 1970. Brother Don 11 0 tor mer layowoy . B111ullful pastel JU n 55 Amp Heevv Duty Alte r . F . H . O' Brien pastor of the church. He color, full size modeL All Jor4Bt4roams n1tor with 70 Amp. &etterv Probate Judge of said would like to meet his old built-In to buttonhole. over· Built to your speclfiCitlons . Heevy Duty Hydramatlc . County friends . Come If Y9U can. cast and fancy stitch. Pay lus1 Slttt av1111ble now. 11)8, 15, 22, 3tc Automatic Tr1nsm lsslon 10-15-2tc $.41.75 ca1h or terms .t.lr Foam Sftats ar¢.'!P.ed . Trade-Ins IC · Antllrteze ce . Phone 992-5641. Seat belli front and rear GUN SHDDT, Forked Run 10-f-lttc (regulation) NOTICB OF Sportsman Oub, Sunday, Oct. MDIIttlly Payments Standard Pollee package APPOI'N TMENT 18. Lower Thin RIRt Cast No. 20:171 which Includes In addition to VACUUM Ounor brand new 10.14-Jic Estate of tva n. . Donohue, above : 1970 model. Complete with all Con11ct1 Mr. Moody, Pll. 9ft· 1 Heavv Duty 5 blade fan , DtCIIsed. cleaning tools. Small point Jtt• at a•r field Dfflct at NotJce 11 htreb'f' glvtn that WILL give plano 18SIOI'Is In my Ignition suspension equipment, damage In shipping. Will take Perk & Sycamore In Mid· home. Phone 992-3666. heavy springs and shockt, Mildrid Let of R . D. 2, Albln'f', $27 caih or tarm1 If desired. dtuon. nu_,-y duty front stet , end Ohio. has been dul'f' appointed a.-16-tfc JEMCO ASSOCIATES, INC. heavy duly floor mets . Admlnlstratr.lx of tht Estate ot cc:::-;-- -- -...,.--,,Phone 992·56-11. PormtriY Klsutl Alleclatu, t .25 x 15 tour ply tires lve M. Donohue, dlctlled . late WILL pltk up merchandise and Inc. Spotllgtlt with m1rror of c~:~Tt~r~o~~!Y;~~l~itd 10 file ·take to auction on 1 per• doOr This bid Is to be with a trade their clelms wlttl llid tlducierv ' centage basts . Call Jim Adams, auctioneer, Ruflend. GREEN ba&ns, lomot-. Pick In of a 1967 Dodge Coronet 4 within four monthl . Phone 7.42-4461 . DlttCI thlt 6th diY of Oc tober, door stdln wtllch may be Sten your own. Also. P<!l•'- and 9-1'-tfc swill potatoes. Bring conat the Meigs County H IQhWIY 1970. Ger'egt at any time . F . H. O'Brien tainers. Andrew Cross. Letert Probate Juctoe of said HAYMAN'S AUCTION tioUM, The Commlsslontrl restrve ARE YOU LOOKING FOR I ftle right to reject any or all County Laurel Cliff, now oPen each Folia. ACRES? 7 rOOI'Il !ramo, 3 10-IHtc ClO) 1, 15, 22, 3tc bids . Friday to receive conbedrooms, bath, gaa floor Martha Cnamb•ra, Clerk signments at 10 a.m. Audlon - - collar, garage. ALL ( 10) I. 15, 2tc starting at 7 p.m. Let Ul .. 11 BASSET puppies, AKC, 1311. F. FOR S7,500. ORDINANCe NO. f6f.JO your merchandiH A. Benedum, Reedsville, An Ordinance to emend _ _ __ _ _ _.:.3-_22:.._ -Hc Ohio. Ph..,. 667·3156. LITTLE IUT NICE - 2 Ordinance No . 944-69 PIANO t...,lng. Karl Kobler, lfl-ol-12tc bedrooms•.b&th, utility room, llflbllthing wege rates Be It ordalnad by tht Council MI..., . Phoria n3·553.1ofter 5 -CO_R_N_P-IC_K_E-:R-,-Ne-w-·-ldN-,one r~~~ ~-=~nd ~~~on the :ot the Villagt of Middleport •• p.m . row, pull type . Andrew Cross, · ' e. ' · tallows : Sac . I. That tht ut1ry tor 10-13-aotc Letart Foils, Ohio. NEEDS SOME REPAIR - IV. custodian be flxH at 125.00 per lG·15-3tc story frame, 5 rooms, bath, 2 month. GUN SHOOT for t~rkeys . parchel, large lot . 13:,500, I Se< . II Tnet th• w•ae tor Racine Gun Club, Sunday, PARKVIEW Kanntla, Poodles, TO IUY DR SELL epprentlc:e tor water departOctober 18, 1 p.m. and bird dogo . "'KC. Pti and CONTACT US ment or Sen1t1rv Sewer 10-1Hic ·•how puppies. Grooming. HENRY CLELAND Department be fixed et t2 .00 per hour retroactive to Mev 11 , Phon& 992·5443. REALTOR itlntl Roof Palntlne Rtp,lr, SpDUUne Carpenter Work. Contact: Free Eslim,ttes Jim· urry Kenny -Jake Phone 992-7044 or 992-5632 :.BLAmNARS ' .•. fft-nu :=========-~ MK. & /Ws. pg Chimneys, Home Remodeling, Cament Work, Garages. - - - - -- Annual Meetine Tues. Night-7:37P.M. Oct.20, 1970 ' Brick, 81ock, -5tone. SJEG_JlR . HEATER NOW! - - -- -- - - • Cisterns, r=== ------ -, EAGLES a:uB Trustees will offer for sel e at public auction to be t'teld on Saturday, October 2ol, If 10 a . m . ·at the Chester Town Hell , tile following : 1151 Dodge 2 ton dump truck 1954 GMC 2 ton truck with good t1r1s . ~... .tr\llf...' reltf'~ ·~he rllt'lt to rel~t"''n't ot"' eo b',ds. ' ChtsWiToWnshlp Truite.. Willis Frost . Clerk (10 ) 8, 15, 2:.1, .1tc ~ • ' · · taaMII ~ JlltNSON •ft.lun . RY · ROOflN& Camm- 111' Rttlden BY aJIITitACr EXPERIE.NCED tr.r.~c:u':r,~2~~ t~:ng:J• ~~ · 1 I - Htl I nt... C•d of Tllanks WE WISH to oxprON ""' sinP I .., cere thanks to neighbors ond WOMAN to n... tn with elderly 5 P .M. DIY BefOrt Putlllcotion ,f rlendt for their many acts of lady . llo"t hotiSIWOI k and Monday Dtadtlne 9a .m . klodneu In the tou of Milton cooking, "Call 992-5397. Canc•U•tiOn a. correction• blnatlon, AM & FM r,cllo, 4 Ell Ru11011 . S!>oclol thanks 1o . 10-15-3tc Will tit acc..,ted until ta.m . for speaker sound sy•tem, ·4 Dl't of Publlcatkln the O'Bienou Hoil>llol steff,' REGULATIONS 'nit Melp Counl)' Sberlf!'a the Russell Nurslng Horne DRIVERS NEEDED. Train Tht Publisher reserves the s taft, Raw II ng1- Co a Is now to drive semltruc:k. local Department said today articles right to td lt or re(ect anv ads budjet termo. Call Funeral Home, fN. Hoyt and over the road. Dietel or tHen from the Howery StiJre In dttmtd oblec:flonol. The Allen, Jr ., and the gas, experience helpful but publls.her will not be responsible Carpenter someUmo Wed· for m~" then one Incorrect pallbearers. not necetNry. You can Hrn WALNUT, Modern sty!•· nosday llllX1Iin8 were valued at lntertlbn. The Russell Family . up to S5 per hour •fter short stereo-radio, am, fm radio, 4 RAT•S 10-15-1tp training. For Interview and speaker sound system, _. approximately $7110. Taten For Wlnt Ad Service 2 -.l c n-.:u.=m : :-: OI ' : :: Y c :--oppllcellon. call 51J4l -5m, speed automatic changer. were a battery operated radio, a 5 ctntl per Word one lnlf!rlion IIIV or write Safety Department, 1 Bat Minimum Charge 7Sc IN Mt'.MORY of Leonard H. United Stoles, Inc., t -O Room seporote contro s. one• 234nch black and white RCA 12 cents per word threl! Koenig, who petsed away >126, E. •th St., Trans$74.79. Use our budget terms. 307 Insertions . TV. a big wooden andquo clock constcutlve Oct. 15, 1964: portotlon Bldg., Cincinnati Call 992 ' 3352· 11 cents per ward tilt. con 1o. 13.70 over 100 years old, 19 cylonll of secutive Insertions . In a Arave 1oftl't sleeping Ohio ' - - - - -- - - · · 10.15·2tc cigarettes and live caes of pop. 25 Per cent Discount on paid Where the flowers gently wove, ads end ada pilei within 10 deys . Lies the one I loved so dearh• AWNINGS, storm doors and Entrance was gained through CARD OF THANKS But whom we could not save. Wanted To Buy windows, carporh, I OBITUARY a back window. Howery's Slon! S1.SO tor marquees: blown and batt God gave us strength to faa~ If 50 word minimum . And courage to bUr the blow OLD furniture, dishas, brOil insulation . Elmer White, has baen burglarized several Eectl eddltlonel worCI 2c . .. beds, etc. Writ. M. D. Mlllor, sale representative. For free But what it meant to lose him , ILIND ADS times lbJs year. Rt. 4, Pomoi'Ov. Ohio. Call est ~ mete1, phone Charles Addltlonll 25c Cherge per No one will ever know. Sadly missed by wife, AdvertiMment . 992-6271. ~ Lisle, SVracuse. V. V. OFFIC. HOURS . 9-1-Hc Johnson and Son, Inc. Doris. end children; his I : JO a.m. to 5:00p.m . Dally , mother , Mrs. Dorothy 8-30-tfc 1:30 a .m . to 12 :00 Noon to Smelley, and sister. Mn. OLD UPRIGHT pianos, anr Saturday , Oscar Weber. condition, long atSID haveeach. no ' Jl m Pettit 51 yo: 10-15-ltc been wet. asPaying First floor only. Mondays Will LI!T US INSTALL be pick-up day. Write, giving YOUR FUEL OIL Notice Veterou Memorial Re~pllll gocid d;rocttona, Witten l'lano · The annual M.(J.M Dlltrlcl ADMITTED Reatha Company, Box 118, Sardis, C8mp<lret! at Clmp Klasbula, Ohio o13'1ol6. Clonch, Middleport; H.IAnsing. Meigs County. will be held from 8·20-tfc Adsms, Racine; Roy Bush, Pomeroy Friday' Oct. IS through SUndBy' Point Pleasant. All sizes In stack, Ocl 13. For Rent DISCHARGED - Patricia " Pioneering" will be the 149.95 up. We install, TRAILER lot. Plenty of water Bauer, Tboma.s Baldwin. theme oflbls year's event which and septic tank . Phone 7.42- we service. we finance. • provides a real challeo&o to all .t781 . 10-13-3fp LODGE TO MEET POMEROY parUclpants. All troope will J , W. Clrsty, MJr. asaemble for the purpose of Racine Lodge 461, F&AM, will Phone "2-2111 TRAILER, 8rown't Tralltr unloading equipment no later meet at 7:30 p.m. Saturday In ·- -Park. Minersville. Phone 992· the lodge hall for work in the than 7 p. m. Frldsy at Cheater. 3324. - - - - ---9-9-tfc DINING room table, chair$, During the camporee, mat- Fellowcraft degree. All master ·buffet and china cupboard. ches and lighters will not be masons are invited. TRAILER space, one mile fromReasonable. Phone 992-50-41. Members, fam ily , pennllted for fire slarUng. Fire new Meigs High School on old __ __ _ _ _ _.., •O.:.....:l4-3tc guests welcome. Rt . 33. Phone 992'-2941 . by friction, runt and steel, <r 9-20-30tc 1956 FORD pickup truck, $1So. hotsUclls will be the only means Sat.• October 17th David Yost, Portland, Phone f..- slarUng fires allowed . Free Fislt-7 P.M. CLASS TO MEET REMODELED 3·btdroom 843-2242. 10·1o4-3tp house on Lincoln Heights. Dance from 9;30ti11 The JOF Class will meet at Phone 992·3440. 7;30 p.m. Monday at the United Music by Eddie Fife 9·27·11< GOOD Warm Morning coal AUTO DAMAGED lllethodiat Church In Pomeroy. stove. Jetta Arlx, Sun. October 18 Medium damage was Harrisonville . NICELY lumlahed 2-bedroom 1Q.l.l-3tp 8 P.M. reported to a car driven by apartment. Middleport. Phone 992-3871. State Speaker Cindy Carder, 17, Pomeroy, on ASKS REHOUSING 9-30·tfc B NICE ewea. 20 fat lambs. Uncoln Hill Road Wednesday at Open Meeting BOURNE'\IOUTH, England Phone 992-2630. 4:46 p.m., Pomeroy pollee said. (UPI) - Albert Pearson, 69, FrH Chicken 01.,... 4 p.m. 3 ROOM furnished apartment 10·13-&tc De nee st1rf11f 5 p.m. The car coming down bill has asked the Bournemouth with nice yord In Middleport . Music by Geortt Hill Phone 992-2710 or 992-2432. F I ELO grown c hrysan . skidded oo tbe wet swiace, Council to rehouse hlm and hts 10-7-tfc lhemums ilnd mums In full crosaed the street and slruck a wife becauae hts next door SWAP SHOP, new and used · - - - - - -- bloom . Reynold s Flower fence near the A. R. Knight furniture . Phone 992-7261 , 305 Shop, Mason. neighbor has converted the FURNISHED and unfurnished N. 2nd. Ave.. Middleport. 10-1J.2tc property. There were no Inapartm!f'lta. Close to school . front room of hts house to a Ohio. juries or arrest. Phone 992·5-43-1. 1956 ROYCRAFT housetraller, garage. Pearson says when the _______.•:.o._•_•·.:.JOI .:.;c SOxlO, 2 bedroom, 12,000. Call neighbor parks the car, or- -992·2437 or 992·3469. Meles Co. Farm naments fall from hts manFor Sale, Rent •o·'3·3tc LEGAL NOTICE Bureau Federation telpiece. The Chester Township INFOIMATION '. 1969 atEVROLET DAILY CROSSWORD ! ,, ' ,. " ~495 ·: WINSTON SALEM Now On Display! & Remaning 1970 Mobile Homes must be moved I DANNIE'S OHIO'S LARGEST MOBILE HOME DEALER POMEROY992-7195 Main Slrttl AtHENS u.~s.llt.,. I. ae1a1r 4 er. Sedan, ' ' v-e niatar, sta~rd shltt: I Mayta1 Avtometict 2 speed operation . cnolce of water temp& . Auto : water level 1. Lint Power -•, 1966 CHEVRoL£T · ·.' . *1495 ' r ' ' .. . ' ·•1•95 Ole,i'!!fle Supersport 2 Dr. hardtop, V-8 o1 sjieed tral)smlsslon, >.. ·t· ' .·'I ' j' I 'I )' ·~. 'f Carval! 2.dr. ·..., '· . . f' h~rmop, 6 ' cyl, standard lhltt. -1&- -.,._ 1bumlott1 e. Con., ~ T.IIIUe lt.Arlibl 20.- c1Jltr~·&.llat 4+1.-J= Jl.lloll. QIIIIO')' .-..Mie-llluJ .... -lellortaiKh ..uart,ta , ... , .., ONID~ ....... u.- . 21. ::'!a1 I V.4GRE ~·Qill.l H . Cruel poroon za.Jlar. ....... topall ,......,....... 30.DI'rflle U.Bupr 11.111rdafprty M.llqltlb rlwr I r __ I r '0!111 rco..aiD ~ Jl,ll1fllrlate . . . . . ttred Sl.- •L COrplalrJ piiOo 41.PW7'1d t mdtat•., · l "1 1965 CHEVROLET ....Ill.-..,.. "'=' l'l.ftMIIIIr 4G.I D - • Impala Convertlbl&, V-8 motor, liutomljtlc transmission, . power steering & air c~· dltionine. 1966 CHEVROLET 'ILl'la)'lnl ( bolo.) ' ,. ·'"· , ' 111 Capacity. ' '1695. · ~ .ifU• 11.111-te . :_...,., Corvette with both tops. 4 Speed trans., 327 cu. ln. 350 H. P. motor. ." 1967 OIEVROLET . •• lloomdar:Y 11.JIIp1eoou I.Uba well· I.Dr!Dk '14.014 IO. Aqubou campalper 11. Reduct to 11. Gadbt'l pulp I llllt a Opora1od JO.Cidneae 17. Appl)' boat .....11 Jf.Oeoulne II. Com· Jll.ll(- '3495 1967 CHEVROLET apoce II. lnlormaUon nwf>le station Wag6n. V-8 motor, autDmatic tran's.· mission, power steering . See the Ntw 1971 .,.,... 1. Went N•-llotdrdtollol6an t. t... &he wplw M 1111, • I ,... _ _ _ ... ., . . . . . . . . . I IA[IIIII] �· - - - - - ·... 1'9 ' ......... . _ __,.,_.,.__ ., ...,.._ • • • I ' \ ..... T ~ .......... _ _.,.. ... ~ .... ~-- .... ~ ~..- ........... .. . . . .- ..... ""'r""oo .....'"'W" . • ...... .. ........ ...... ~ .. 10-'nle Dllily Senllnei,Midcleport..J'om<!roy, o., Oct. l5,1rl0 .News.::..·!'!:. !!riefs dorhtno. '1'!11 Viet 01111 eaiJed It ,._, WCII'dllllll tnodloraua a-" and lluoilald llwu ''m<ftb' a clec:opllw-." Tbt ~je<tlon by tbe Viet CGac C111be In Ill Interview will> Hu,ull Tan 1'1111, pnsidenl r:l tbe Viet Conti'• Provllional Revolullonary Go9tmmenl (PRG ), ll'oadeall owr tbe Viet CUig'a elondestlne llboratlm radio. The 111111! m· "liP' wu Iller heanl m Ham! Rlldlo. ''lbe -le r:l Soulb Vlelnam will IIIII he fooled by the ......t -.11 and lrolc:beroua acheme of Mr. Nlsoo," Pbat oald. ''lbe peGple r:l SoUih Vlelllam llld PRG oeverely condemn and reject with determlniUm that !alae proposal ol Mr. Nlson." Insuperable Hurdles for Sure WASIIINGTON - OPINIONS DIFFERED, lll08IIy along party linea, as to what the "'"""'d session of the 9111 CUigreaa ll<'mnpllsho.d before quilling until after the electloo. But everybocly ~peed It faces almosl insuperable hlll'dlea when II returns. The House and Senate dragged to a halt Wedneaday unW Nov. Je. Speaker John W. McOlrmack lllid tile Democratic CUigreaa bod dllpiayed almoiiiiiiJI'eeedented ''lnnovalloo and Initiative," with little or no help from tile Republlcll! admlntstrallm. Deer Killed In Highway A deer was ldlted In 111e of three minll' lralli< accldenta Investigated Wedneaday by the Ohio State Highway Patrol. Tbedeerdledatl0:50pm.m Rt. 7,111reetenlllsmilesnorlllof the Gauta-Meigs County line when it ran Into the poll! of a vehicle operated by Mary RDush, 52, Rl. I, Mlcklleport. Minor damage resulted. A Gallipolis school bus was Involved In a minor accident at 4 p.m. on Rl. 211 at a private driveway, two llld one tenlll miles south of Rt. 7. Officers lllid Harold Saun· ders, 44, Eureka Star Rt., Gallipolis, backed hi! bus Into a parked car owned by Haywanl Saundera, 'ITentm, Mich. 1bere wu minor damage to tile car and no damage lo lhe bus. No me was Injured or cited. A final inlshap occurred on Rt. 7, seven lentils miles soulll of Rl. 35 where Uoyd Smith, 19, Rl. 1, Gallipolis, backed hi! coal truck Into aguardran. Again, no The Eastern Local Bind Boosters will sponsor their me """ Injured or cited. oecond 1111111181 Baton Twirling CUitell on Nov. 14 at the high Superrisors Meet ocbool. The contest will be under the dlrecllm of Mrs. Judy In Athens Monday Riggi, and tile Eastern Majll'ettes will hosl tile event. Mrs. Greta Suttle, Meigs An aD-doy luncheon wiD be County school supervisor, served by tile Band lloo8ters. presided when tile Soullleaslern The CJI>ntest, scheduled ~·om 9 Ohio District SupervlBors met a.m. to 5 p.m., is open to all solo at Ohio University In Athens twirlers as weU as groups. A Monday. l!pl!clal division for high school "The Role of tile Public majll'elte telllUI lB planned. School in Teacher Preparation" Everyone wishing entry was tile topic for tile program In forma loc llle contest may ob- which Mrs. Phyuta Hackett, 8 lain lllem by contacting Mrs. teacher In tile Meigs Local Riggs at Reedsville, Ohio, School Dislricl, took part. Dr. Route I, or by phoning Olester Margaret Felsinger of Ohio 88li 1595. University's College of Education, spoke on ''The Pilot Defendant to Pay Program for Juniors In College." Others attending Bank '9,860.20 lr<fil Melgo County were Mrs. Edna Stobarl has been or. M41tY Bacon, Middleport, on dered to pay the Pomeroy educable mentally retarded National Bonk $8,1160.20 ac- supervllor,llld Robert Morris, cording to a Journal entry filed pnnclpal of Pomeroy, Mid· in Meigs County Common Pleas dleport and Bradbury Coorl. Ella Mae Holler was Elementary Schools. J!i'IDted pennlsoion to purchaoe two pieces of properly In her Juvenile is Held partition suit against Anna B M , 1 _ stacy et a1. Y ergs UJWmen In tile case of Facemyer The Meigs County Sherilf's Brothers IJJmher Co., tile court Department reported It has In ruled thai Elmer WbllllB to pay custody a male Juvenile of $2,4~5. 31 plus Interest. The case Albany, Rt. 2, who hu admitted of Blnln Tayler versus Elmer A. to lllree breaking and enlerlngs. KeUer et al, w•s dllmiseed. The youlh hal admitted to breaking and entering of tile Earold Dean properly and tile Club In Pagetown and Rehearsal Houn Beagle tile Oliver Reeves properly on Roote 1181 " '-'t of Changed Tonight located Pagetown. He also admitted stealing gasoline In the area Due to a pep raDy to be held numeroua times, the departby tile Meigs High School 1n meat oald. Pomeroy tonight, scheduling of rehearsal sessions of tile Big PIOUIIII Valley Hoapital Bend Mlnatrel AaaoclaUon'slall show hu been revlaed. ADMISSIONS - Mrs. Eliza Vocallst.a and solo novelty Lilchlield, Buffalo; Shirley peraoonel are to atart reporting Putney, Pl. Pleasant; Densll to tile l'llmeroy elementary KlmberUng, Leon; Lydia Long, 8Chool at 7 pm., and group Pt. Pleasant: Mrs. Surllda dancera are to report to tile Rumbaugh, PUny ; Mn. Vallie elementory school, with Tmey, Pl. Pleaaant; Danny costumes, lmmedJately SIBnley, Southside; Edllh Dent, lollowlng tile pep raDy. Southside; Marie Fowler, Pl. Pleasant; Gerald Gibbs, MUIII; James Powell, New Haven: Elmer Fife, Gallipolis; Mrs. Marcelles Wold, New Haven. DISCHARGES - Dents Tonight, Oct. u Surgeon, Vlrglnto Yoe~ Rooa NOT OPEN Jeffers, Mrs. Charles Conti•. Jr., Sonuny Joe Hanunack, Frldoy & So!urdlty Mrs. Lora Par10111, Earl F. Oelot>er 16-17 Osborne U, Mrs. Era Walla<e, THE CYCLE Enuna Hudleaton, Mrs. Roger SAVAGES Boosters W'dl Sponsor Baton Twirler Contest MEIGS THEATRE . CTechnicolor) Bruce Dern. Chris Robinson VILLA RIDESI Market Report CTtchnlcolor) Robert Mitchum Yul Brynner SHOW STARTS 1 P.M. i f Fri., Sol. & Sun. Oct. 16·17·11 Deultll Future Progr•m "WEDDING NIGHT" Starring ,.i: •: " l . Dabney. Tease Wyatt Dennis Waterman R1ttd "R" -Piut- "EVI" Stirring R-tWolker Celeste C.rn!!,el!. ! PT. PLEASANT LIVESTOCK SALES CO. PT. PLEASANT, W. V1. S.lllrday, Oet.lt, lt7t HOGs - 175 to 220 18 to 20; Heaviesl7 to 16.50; Ughta 18 to 22.10; Fat Sowa 15.10 to 18.50; · lloars13.80 to 16.10; Plga 5to 12; Stock Slloats By lid. 15 to 21. CA'M'LE -Steero23.11)to 28; Heifers 17 to 22.50; Fat Cows 17 to 21; Cannero 7.50 to 14; Bulls 20 to 2UO; Stock Cowe and Calves 1115 to 253; Stock Steers 22.80 lo 30; Stock Heifers 17 to %4.50; Stock Steer Calveo 30 to 36; Stock Heller Calves Zf to 28; VEAL CALVES - TO(lfl 41· Secondo 41.35; Medium 32.25 ~ 38.50; Common lc Heavies 31 to 37.20. Friday and · Saturd~.Y. · OPIN lOTH FRIDAY AND ••.., NfGHTS TIL 9 SALE! FRIDAY nl SAlURDAY I Fl!'$t Floor Hosiery Department A Spetlal Group ot Save now on your favorite styles and colors of Kayser .Pantyhose and Stockings during Elbertelds annual Kayser Fall Safe. brands - sizes to Ill everyone from petite sizes . regular juniors · misses sizes · tlalf sizes and super sizes. Reg. 29.50 Womens Dresses • Site 20.00 Reg. 25.00 Womens Dresses • Site 16.00 Reg. 19.5~ Womens Dresses · Sale 14.00 Reg. 17.50 Womens Dresses • Sale 13.00 Reg . 16.50 Womens Dresses • Sate 12.00 Reg. 14.95 Womens Dresses • - . . Sale 11.00 13.95 Womens Dresses - • •• S.le 10.00 ...., Regular 1.35 lcilan or.Cannca Stockings 1 Group i7.9J and SI.9J col1on Bedopr,edl. Good colon. Full and Twin slzeo. While thty lao! .. . Big Hlectlon of fall colors In theae stretch styles. Solo "cpolr-3 polr lorUt- 6 polr lor S.IO 4.99 R111. 2.10 Hlp. !'oM Stoddnos • . • . . R111. I.SO C:.rmoton Ponty 'n SNm Rofllli . • Rill. 1.50 Fli-AIHop $floor Slotlllnos • • Rill. UO C:.rmolon llklnl Panty- . . • R111. UO tonlrol Panty & stoddngs . . Site 6.00 S.le 7.00 Sale 1.00 Reg . 12.95 Girls Dresses Reg . 10.95 Girls Dresses Reg. 8.95 Girls Dresses • Reg , 7.95 Girls Dresses Reg. 6.95 Girls Dresses Reg. 5.95 Girls Dresses Reg. 4.95 Girls Dresses Reg. 3.95 Girls Dresses Miracle fa • Solo Ut Pair -lpolrlor4.71 ~c potrtoruo Many styles to ttloose from-selected from our regular stock. Misses and tlalf sizes. Now at a great savings- including all sizes. Hundreds to choose from . All easy care fabrics and new fall colors. Cook • Bake · Store CoQkware . While witt! blue cornflower de$1gn consists of: . - 1 Gwlrf eov,red ·S.ucepan - 1'h Gwlrt Covered 5I ucepan Quart Covered 5I ucepan ' $7.96 Oloose from Regular, R-eel or Miss Petite size ranges. A GROUP OF WOMENS WASHABLE COTTON AND BONDED JERSEY DRESSES. SELECT YOUR GIRLS SCHOOL D'R ESSES By KAV C111U8'11!:NSEN Mn. Merton lll!lbt her pNdldlona m tile bull of old wive• round. 111e wrtte• her 1onca11 1w1ee • year, Ill the r.n and Ill the PENINSIJLA, .Ohlo (UP!) - Tblnga of nature, Including cal- talel lllatlbe bas heard repeated m tbe nnl Ohio larmlanda IIJl'lnl. erplllan, bullerlllea and acorn~, are lllllCIIg tile folklore !dina ol. where llhe grew up. Mn.Ma1<11, who""" thellrsiWUIIID groduatelnllcrlkllltln Ohio whlcb Mn. l!unlce Merton uses to comjll'iae her a11111al 1MB Ohio State UDiverllly, wu a la...ape 1rdllted 111' _,y TradlliiJI hu It, Ill' lnatance, lllal tbO darbr tho eaWpllllrs, Banp Comer Buc Blrometer. ,..,..... llle Wl'1lle her wealller predldlona "just 111' llll" and the tou&ber tho wlll'..,r will be. Aller 11neying tile lllp.olhla year, llle 77-fear-old Mn. Merton Ill IIIII year'tlorecut, Mn. Merton wrote, ''lharp ODd hard are dlatrllluted them to the Delghbon and larmn neerbJ. pncleted. ''Iudden, abnlpl and brutal" wbXer ... ''lor the hot, tbe l1nell between tile ll'own and tho black on tbe wooly bear Bonlnfl', her husband of 10 yean, aald be got wind of the rlcluummer II over and tile harveot moon bas gone." eatarplllarl thlt hwnp and hurry a<I'OIIthe roadt. And the black 1«teu11 when llhe was nature coJnmn!ll 111' the Grill M1ll, 1 Mn. Mertcm, who hal DOll' loll her vlslm and depends upm lB deep and tlllclt, uature's truelllli8n." W-*'Y newspaper. neighbor children lope her the teUtale slgJw of nature, hal been It might seem dllfladl to oblerve the Unea m a eaterpUlar'o Hal Geaenl Aflleal . llwWfl' aald he plcbd up a feature llaey m the wat11er rnUtnc """tiler predlellons lin<e she """ 16. lack, butMn. Merton dalme lbllll julloomet naluraDy . "llle lllrled when llhe waal8 years old and lived m her father'• "II you lived with them m a farm like I clld, you'd mtlco," she pndlclkllll 111' the ae.eland' Prw, where he wu a future farm In llidllleld Townllhlp," oald her lnuband, Bob Bordner. lldd. "You'd Just noUce an the time." writ« WII!IIB when be retired. "The neJabban were Interested In II and each year IIIey came All« tile llrll publleall111, II became 111 IIID!lallllcl'y, teUlng Tbe weather loreeaater oald she ~ no particular llepo lor her predlctlma, but tbal tbe continually noll!a the ''alp" year ()h(Mno what to apect from tile weather that year. &'OI!IIdand II'!UIIad lolmowwbat the · - • would be." .~ 9.99 a set ~ta..lar 3.00 Calnhih1 Stletch Pantwhase 1-J...ft_.,.,_.......,.-Pr;;.;;.;.-...:.: SALE! FRIDAY and SATURDAY SALE! FRIDAY and SATURDAY Bangs Corner Bug Barometer Points to Hard, Cold Winter Coming Ware Trio Sets r KAYSER FALL SALE WOMEN'S DRESSES Selec:ted !rom our regular slotk. All top name Reg . .7.95 Womens Dresses Reg. 8.95 Womens Dresses Reg. 1G.95 Womens Dresses le At Elberf•ldsln Pomeroy . . ' . Solo us polr Sale I. 19 polr Sale I. It polr Solo 2.10 polr Sale 7.00 S.le 6.00 S.le 5.00 Safe 4.50 Sale 4.00 Safe 3.50 Sale 3.00 Sille 2.50 Size 3 to 7 and 6 fo 18. All permanenf press . Good selection of patterns. press corduroy . cuffed . SO SWEATERS Permanent per cent Fortrel Polyester . 50 per cent Cotton. Sovo 11111 wHhnd Cardigans In LEE PREST JEANS I zlpp~r perfect filling. and boys right away . Make your 'lelec1Jons now . Cent VIscose Rayon. Cocorotor colon. Rug . conloiW mot · lid mac:lllne dryable. Frkloy and Sa!UI'IIay 3.59 11.19Extro LldCO¥tn Solo . 1.00 Choose from our complete beautiful colors. Low Fall Solo Prl.. 1.19 skein 3.49 US Slzttundr• Boyo Loo I'm! .loans Sale 4.29 All 1.00 yd. Savings on 54" Throw-Away Bags Cloth bock . good oolecflon colora. Special Sole Price. " By United l'rHilutemaUolllll before tile United Nations today Anwar Sadat was named to slate hlB nation's case In tile president of EsYPt today to conllnulng Middle East conflict. replace Gamal Alxlel Nasser, He already has asked lor a full. who died Sept. 28. Sadal, a M- scale U.N. debate on tile Middle year-<Jld co-revoluUonsry of East, which probably will c<~me Nasser, will be offlclaUy sworn Oct. 28 after tile U.N. 211111 in Saturday. anniversary celebrations are Sadat became acting pres- over. !dent on Nasser's dealll and Rtad mel wilh U.S. Secretary was chosen by tile Arab rl State William P. Rogers in Socialist Union, E&YPt's mly New York Thuraday evening. poilUcal party, and tile national and allhough 111e talks were aaaembly as tile only candidate described aa friendly there was for a six-year term. Final no indication any positive aPJlroval came from tile progreaa has been made. They nation's 8 mllllon eligible Kheduled anotller meellng in voters, who eaal tllelr baUollln coming days, but no definite a national referendum '1'hurs- time was set. day. . However • diplomalie sourceo Minister of Inter!..- Shaarawl at tile United Nations said lbe Gomaa announced tile resulta "'•t of cmveraaUons betw .~ een .~.l!l0Gf.A JOiiiiEB Mill Nlw VaJCo Ill bMt . of the referendum today .....,. Rogers and Rlad ""' ,lbo~ otea wllollljlntl .''yel" to llldl!l'l Egypt would like to prolong tile ~·--;wiD lwlrllllllllllli..,.n IIIIIWIII a ftall!l e Clllldldlcy. lll).day ce..Wlrelllat anda Nov. til tile f*ll mpirel rltho Jllc Blltd Mlnllrel AlsoclBtlm to be On tile dlplomallc front 5 but was no! prepared to llla,..t 11 I riO p.m. 11011 ~and S.turday at tile new Egyptlan Foreign Minister r~move any mlssllea from tile MeJga lll&b Scllool, Rock Sprlnga. The Bi8 Bend lhow will Mahmoud Rlad was going Suez Canal standotlll zone. mark tho lint time 111' Mrs. Rlgga to use theae ludveslil ber ...·.············~·.·.·:,.······ ·.-.· ,...;.·.:.·.·~·····;.·.;.·.····!o······..-:······ ,.,.·.······ .·..·...--......... w.w.•.·······'·"-' litl. ' 6f.. PkO.' 1.00 yd. Just reteivedf New Shipment 1970 SUEPCRAn BLANKETS Big assortment Thermala, conventional weevli and ttec- trlcs. Beautiful colors In solids ond floral pollerns. All Tricia ,---------------------------, I News •.. in Brie~s Jt I To Help J' Bob Taft washable - 72x90 •nd 101x90 tlzes. Another Big Shipment Men's 1.00 Orlon Dress Socks One size fils all sizes 10 to 13. White, black and a big selection of solid colors in dark and llgtll shades and the new heatherlones. Buy your needs Friday and Saturday and Save. Mens Blanket Uned Mens 2.95 Flannel Sport Shirts Small 0•·1 ..'h). medium (15·15V.), Iorge (16·160/t), extrelerge 117· 17112) . Mode with tong toll . two pockets . 100 per coni c:ollun llennol · colortul ploldl. 88' 2 for 5.00 - -· 6.44 "Lee" Long Sleeve 14.98 MEN'S SHORT SUEVE PERMANENT PRESS JUMP SUilS - 12.98 Men's 5.95 Casual Slacks Permanent press SO per cent Fortrel Polyest@r and 50 per tent tollon fabrlt. Solid colors. Made with taper legs · no cuffs. Comfortable to wear. Easy to wash and care for . Sale prite Friday and Saturday 1----------------·-...C Mens Lee Prest Tech Twill Work Uniforms A new work suit by Lee of SO per cent Polyester, 50 per cent cotton. Expertly made. Big seletllon of sizes. Stllrls from 141f• to 20 - Trousers from 29 to SO. Ask any of the salespeople to help you find your cor retl size. blanket lining. Durable Sl•o Frklor IIIII SIIUI'IIay . ' 6~29 ~~Hit lay-- with the A thlt:k, folm Rlbblt blclling ll'llkl• this tl'lftyl ftoor IOfttr and )lOUr room qu'-ler. And incltntation m.m ,,. 1 tfling af tM put, becau11 light..,., OOUJMBU8 - 8111CRBTABV OP STATI Ted llrolm I""'P••• lltifUDilbe prima')' election day tn"Ohio to ttie 1111 '1\!eadq In Auiul ... 'tho middle r:l September 111' • shorter CIIIIIP'IIJII period. "1bli would """"""tnlo tltlnga lnotead of tho cumnt procedure wUcb drip oo Ill' more flllll liz monlla from thotlmee periOIIIIIICIIIlnatad lor 111 oftlce,"llro1m uld. NlneloeD cblnses 8rillm cited to update atlo election Iowa Included~ tho llllntllet 111' mojor 11ate ollleai!MD tho jnMI teo to atleut llltiO ''to help the ~ lmalved In Ill' I c 1"1 audiCIIndklaclil and to~ llllnp by lrlvolouo le11, Wl~·lo-Wllll beautj In most rooms. It's 10ft . • . It's quiet •.• It's @'metr'Ong -y TOYS VIsit the Toy Department on the 2nd lloor. A big shipment of toys as shown on TV. Tummy . Twister, Cr.uy ' Straws. Scoop·•· Loop, Punch Ball. Weather Willie, Weather Windy; Doctor and Nursas kits, Fisher Price Toys, also dolls, 91!111 •nil riding toys 1nd many, many . mllre. V'll Nll*ins . By Scott. Oec:orator.l ~tors 140 ' one.ply · p.~per napkins In • P.,c~e. 1 He'd Shorten Campaigning in ·Ohio 0 Vinyl mnnt the floor It durable, lone wsartnc. 1nd so easy to ktep claan. 0 Choose from lhrot different de!llcns, ·ltn different coiOfl. 0 12 ftetwldl for ...m- ··' 19.95 a set 1 OOUJMIIVB-AGREEMENT ON A 20 cent per cwl. Claaa I nnr mlllt to be paid by Bcrden Inc. to members of tile Central Ohio ~tiw Milk Producer8 Aasoclalim, effective Nov. I, wtllend thellrm'IUtlgallon. Dairy larmn wiD gel •.llllper cwl. 111' dellwncl mlllt IIIli month and •.75 starling Nov. l,lo be the lint price lllcreue elnCII Aug. 1, JJII. The price lllcreue, tho aaaoclatlm lllid, would oompo1118te dairy larmn 111' prlce liicrealeolor feed, supplies and labor. The price wt11 be quoted to aD oilier companies In the area and llava tbe 111111 rme price dllfenntlals. COMFORT OF CARPET -8 soup SPGOIIJ -16 teaspoons -1 sugar spoon · -8 dinner forks -1 cold meat fork -a salad forks -1 pierced -2 tablespoons tablespoon -1 Buller knife -1 ,,ravy ladle -a Hollow handle dinner knives sarrated. I Milk Agreement Reached Joining the a I 111 Utllted "-Jateruu.... DURABILITY OF VINYL 55 Piece - service for Now I 4.99 Sizes J6 to so. Warm . BV' OftEIIM- MEN'S JUMPSUITS llgtltwelgtlt permanent press fabric for sport and work wear. Zlppe~ front. Sport style collar . elastic Insert at waist line. Small. medium. large and extra large sizes In regular and longs. JACKEl'S . blue denim with corduroy · toilers. '. Anew concept combines the best of two worlds of flooring! SALE! STAINLESS Sale! Men's Work Jackets Waist lengttl jackets with zipper front. Corduroy collar - 100 per cent quilt lining. Sizes 36 to 50. Cotton twill in grey · !ores.tgr'n . dark olive and blue denim. OVERAU. candldltel.'' " . M,W. Bla~k Gllides;,·Cbmmu.nist WI~ -IUIIIANIA'I'IVVRINO president, flniOmmjnlal ru11r to . ·' ,V'ISit our ihinl ftaar ftdibHe llld tab . . . . .·' of our Ot:tar -~ Piicel on r···. Kroehlet Uvin& .·Sofas • Suites • •,. . ·.t' French 3~ ~k• .·.1·00· ~-t·~~ :p' .. E \ ~~ *' tho lllBIIBJiand, IUu • 1r1p lbnJu&b Ncwlltirn California toda7 with bmer mollcll picture star llblrle)'TtmpleiJiae!taaa iuldt· Fl u' llleniNlcOfaoOeeu.eu m readtltW lllil 11'tamlri '1'burtdO wu tmD to dliiJMir In • natal!l'll'lalllp tbe TIMCJOI.ItlP ~ of lite llant of Atnlrlea. lite wwlil'llaraut hi"! ~relal lank. Amq ait tbe pmldenll ol Kala' Ia. and Jl'llnboard '1 Jrirratara fr.ute . !Jfters -" TBI Tittq WASHINGTON (UPI) -Sen. WDUam B. 8uloe, Jt.Oblo, sa)'lgovenuneat ollidaiJ ••• heeD wamed of lise doqer of belag lddnapped by ..tmnlat P''"'JIIo 11110b u U. ha_.al 1D Qaebe<. However, llle Wldte H._ IUid lise Jull<e Deparlmell dealed dlalaay govermn..t-wlde olert 1galosl lerrorlBI altacb lw been lasued. Saxbe oald Tbunday Ia 1 radio ll!tervlew: ''Tbe Jldllce Deparlmell bas oe advised tile memben of Coagr<u lllal IIIey obmld be ..,relul, tor IIIey haven't ptotlded us wilb alijl protecUm •• aach, but tllere lB lbla daqer !lild lllere lB ID alerl OD for -no! elected ofllclall - bill olber olflelaiJ 11&bl . ... !' j ~ 60 Hear Talks An eaumated 60 perBOIIS Thuraday nigbl at a Democrat party meellng at tile party beodquarters on W. Main St. beard speakers Mayor Jolm Burnwll'lh of Marietta and Max Farley, l.ormer highway dl\llllou q•....,"'ArlO· ~kTn 1P" 8 _ . .lamee Bailey, candidate Ill' county commlssiOIIer; Gocdon Caldwell, candidate for county auditor, and Dr. Harold Brown and Deiinar co.chairmen rl A. tile Canaday Gilligan fer " . :::::::::::::~::::::::::::'-:=::::::::..:.;:::;:;:)::;::~:::;::;;;::;;#;'::: Ne&otlatlou ore reported anderway for tile Bile of one of lbe oldest flrmo to GaDlpolls, llle Ohio Produce Compu)', lotated .. llle 11110 bltld of 1blrd Ave., to A. R. ltlilp~ Pommy, oner of tbe GaiUpollB aad Muoa CDUDiy Motors. 1be prvduc:e OOIII(IOiijl bas heeD operated lor put 42 yem by Harold Dalley ead KMl WDitanll. II lB reported lbe eomp11y will be llqllidoted over • period of -era! moalbl. .U(JW w;x,w.;:;;:; TEN CENTS FRIDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1970 Officillls Alerted about Kid1U1p llorols, ••onolone conlomporary. All over fiO(al, Early American. Exciting lnhlon colors. S!loclal Purdl1oo- Special SaYing• Frlllay a"" Sa!UI'IIay Hoover-Norcalrand POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT ;~ line of Ill-ply yarn weshebtt and prllhrunk. Small all over floret, all over $1.00 NO. 130 ent ury It's Sadat "Red He11" KnittinJ Walshld 100 Per Cent Colton Buulllul slipcover weight. Sailcloth Patterns · - For all Vacuum CIHntn. R~t~ular - We Invite vou to fry on a few Of thHt sweaters for mtn tnd 100 Per Western 1tyle, Made with double knles . Permanent press. Very well made and button front atyles . Sllpovers and v~1ts In V -neck and u . neck ltvles. You'll find 111 the latnt style~ and colon, too, In this Hlectlon. BathMatSels 5.99 Solo Prict Frkloy oncl Satvl'llay - Sl.lt cover. Machin& watheble • Slzos 4 to 12, Boys Ul - VIsit fhl Mens and Boys dtplrfment ltf floor lnd see our big selection of Sweaters for boys sizes 2 fo 6 . Boys alzes 8 to ·20 - M•ns sizes smafl (Jt . 31l. medium (40-42). large (4446) , and &xtra large (48-50) . VOL XXIII poroture c:lla..... Available In Twin and Full size wllhsln,lo control and Fullolze with Dual Control. A goocllnvntmonlln wln!er comfort. SlACKS ' MEN'S and BOYS' at y Polyester-Rayon end Co11on with Nylon binding. Woshlblo. SPORT SHIRTS 2 for 100 • Mothproof • Non-Allergenic. tontrol adjusts Ia room lerm· CORDUROY ~- b&-.""' ELECIRIC ILANKDS BOYS' Sizes 32 to m1klng cuahlons,_ toys, dolls. Wllhebllf-<lrles In! - llghlwolfht. l.Jb. bal 69' Selec:led styles of Besfform Bras and Girdles now at tremendous savings In our First Floor Foundations Department. !------~-...;..,.----------1 su9 S Pc. Special Sale! Mens 6.95 . Shredded Folyurothlne lor Drlpery Department-2nd Floor "Baronet" Fully Automatic Sole SAVE UP TO 50% IESTFORM FALL SALE .. Flalils ''lbe ner,bban lond II. Tbe lauw.w bo!lgbllt,lllllrllall (lilt to have a &fllfl'll appul," uld Bordnoi . ·• ''Of-· 11'1 )U!ItllerurallolkiGn ol. Ohio," be l!!lilld; ..... """""'" lbe I I II developa ... tile nplatiaD, . . . and · IIIID!Ik Sbt )Ill aD r:l nabn IGre." And IIIII bow ucurate are her we tbr prwl!dHnt ''al, lhiJ ...Uy lnl'lt out tnft1 weB," Mn. Mel1m llld modeill). lllr bu11'411d, bowem, elobantecl. . ''TID to ill yurs ago, tbe Clevalll!d ........ compellfiGn wilb ber,and by lolly ,lbeturnad out belltr .... did/' be Mid. If Mn. Mlrlcrl'a uature 1iCnJ ... true aglln IIIII ,_, Celioane had bettA!r llaltGn up tl>o'.... coell. She wrllel, ·or-~ dy, alleloe 111at IIVIII II dolnl,.. 1be Maoon 01 UO.~X::::?Y.:::: MUler Will Meet Governoc Clllllp8igu In Meigs ~a~~ were made for a meellng at 8 p.m. next Thuraday wheu Profeaaor Samuel Smith, political aclence In· slructor of Rio Grande College, will apeak al county htw••• Tbe final ._ling ot which apectal apaaters wlll be lsalured and announced later will be on Nov. 2. icts 2 National Guard Is Not Blamed RAVENNA, Oblo (UPI)-A apedal grand jury whlcb ln..,_ ligated the r.tal ahoollnp r:l lour Kel>l State atudenta May 4 during a cmlrontaUm with NoUonal Guard!llnen today iDdlded 25 peraons on 43offenaes. No guardsmen were Indicted. Tbe repcrl uld the ''majll' responsilllllty" Ill' the ll1ootlnga rest& willllllo Kent State UDiwnlty admlntllrallm becaue ol.lts "llllly, overlndulsenee and pormllll...,..."ln relodons with Ita otudenta llld faculty. Tbe grand jury aald the NaUonal Guard acted In "llllf delellle" when II !Ired Into tile group ol lludenll. The repcrl uld lbe :=·:;.~ot "subject to crlnilimJ prweeuUm"lll'- 1be repcrl by tho apedal grand Jury •whlcb wu ordenod by the llate, dlllers sharply with the report liiiiOd by the l'relldenl'a Omvnlsslon on Campua Unret!l whlcb NPUW! lbe nwtngs equally on lludenll and guardamlll and 1114 Natlmal Guard lr'"'JII should never again go m a college Clliilp" with loaded weapons. 1be grand jury endoned tile use ol. live liiUIIllilllloo when needed. The report oald M ~ tho minds o1 lbllae who blr• were struck by rocb and<~ rUled and orhonriae fa11nted objects hurled at tllai! aa IIIey tile Natimal Guanl, It lB c'moved to the vlctnt(J of tile that from the time tile Guanl group of student.a. reached tile practlee football "Whatever may have been In field, they were on the defen.. live and had every re11011 to be concerned lor their own weifare," tbe rep:rt: said. The panel lllid tile fact that It found tho guardomen who !Ired tile weapons" acted In oelf dafenoe" does not mean II condoned tile actions of guanl officers. OLA Honor Given Meigs' Blakeslee Charles E. Blakeslee, president of the Meigs Local School Dislrict Public Ubrary Boord of Trustees. has been selected "Trustee of the Year," by the Ohio Library As· aoclallon. He received hla apecial award at a luocheon today at llle 75th anniversary conference of the OW in Columbtu. The award was made for Blakealee's outstanding oervlce to hi! corrununlty and to tile development of public Ubrary service during tile 20 years he bas aerved, first on tile board of trustees of tile P<ineroy Public Ubrary, Iller aa chairman of tbe Meigs Local School DIBirict Public Ubrary. Tbe award alao states that Bllkealee, tllrouah hlllntereat In tho Ohio Library Plln, led tile way to the ll'pl1ilaUon of a l<kounly Ohio Valley Area Library . Mr. Blake!lee reoldes at IW IJn. coin Heights, Pomeroy. Meigs Local School Dlalricl Public Library Board members "To the contrary, we have cmcluded lllal tho group of guardsmen who were ordered to disperse the crowd on tile Commons were placed In an IUitenable and dangerOUII pool• lion," oald the report. "The grand jury also COO· eludes thai tile weapons Issued to tile National Guardamen are not appropriate in quelling· campus dlsonlere,.. tile report said. The grand jury also 1114 however, be lurnlahed will! Uve ammunition when needed. 1be panel also said "tile mal• responallllllty" Ill' tlle·lncl· dents occurtng during tho weekend leading up to the obootlngs ''relll clearly wilb lhooe per-· 10111 who are charged with the pardsmen abould, BLAKF'I'l' EE admlnlalrallm of the UDiverllattending today'aevent.,. Dr. ty." Pearl Stanley, Mn. Nellie Vale "To attempt to fix tile aole and Mn. Ellen Glbbo. Local · bllme lor what llappened dttr· li)lrarian Mrs. Jelll Hart also 1ng this period 111 tile Nallmal: attended. 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