https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/2707f22d8a67423aff34e89761d0b2f2.pdf 958298a37c3305bbbd8cc5cdceeadf1b PDF Text Text I- Tbe Dally Sentinel, Middleport-Pomeroy, 0., Oct.lt, 1970 Clara Ohlinger Seroices Set Funeral services for Mrs. Saturday at her residence on Cllra Ohllnger, 90, who died Locust St. In Pomeroy, wiU he held at I p.m. Tuesday at the Mrs. McCullough Ewlf18 Funeral Home. Mrs. Ohllnger Is SW'Vived by Services Tuesday four children, Herman, Emalie, Graveside services will be Conrad and Troy, all of held at 3 p.m. Tuesday at the Pomeroy; a sister, Mrs. Dora Sutton Methodist Cemetery Phillips, Pomeroy, 10 grandnear Racine for Mrs. Margaret. children, and 13 great - grandMcCullough, former Racine children. resident who died Sunday Preceding her in. death were evening at Dover. Mrs. McCullough is survives by two daughters, Mrs. Ray Oliver of Lakewood and Mrs. her parents, Mlchael Catherine Bentz Rapp, husband, William, daughters, Clara Mae V e - Mealorlll BOIIPIIII SATURDAY AI)Mil!SIONS Edimd lllale1, RadDe; Donlel SAnRIDAY DISCHARGES - Amber Lobn, Dorothy Whaley, Bulb Cltr, Edna Eric Paraona, M...m. StiNDAY ADMISSIONS - . Fred Robinson, Pomeroy; Ethel Woodyard, Athena; Jlmel Gibbs, Hartford_ SUNDAY DISCHARGES Hurl Hannah~, Beatha Clonch, Grace Ellll, Harold Adams, Boy BUlb, Doold llaggtrly. ~0 ·~ ~- and her two and CLUB TO MEET Tbe Winding Trail Garden aub will meet Wednesday at 7:30p.m, at the Ohio Power Co. office In Pomeroy. Mrs. Leo Kennedy, &'., will he h01tesa. Inez Frecker, Colwnbus; a son, Margaret Catherine, and a son, R. E. McCullough, and several Thurman. grandchildren and greatgrandchildren. Her huahand, Dr. Silas MeCUllough and two sons, Starling and George, preceded ber in death. Officiating at the services will he the Rev. Paul Sellers. The Mrs. Ohlinger was a member of the Pomeroy Church of Christ. Officialifl8 at the funeral will be Mr. Hoyt Allen, Jr. Burial will be in Beech Grove Cemetery. Friends may call at the fWleral home any time. Ewing FWieral Home is in SOuthern Jr. charge. Funeral Set for Mrs. Lula Russell Funeral services for Mrs. Luis B. Russell, 78, fonner Bradl>lry resident who died Saturday at Bethesda Hospital in Zanesville, will be beld at 2 p.m. Tuesday at the Bradbury Church ci Christ. Mrs. Russell had been residing in Crooksville. She was preceded in death by her husband, Dana; two sons, a sister and a brother. She was a member of the Bradbury Church of Christ and the Daughters of America lodge in Middleport. Officiating at the services will be Mr. Roy W. Carter. Tbe body will be at the church from 12 ooon Tuesday until time of services. Burial will be in MUidleport Hill Cemetery. Tbe Cannon and Cannon Funeral Home at Crooksville is in charge. Suit for Divorce Filed with Court A suit for divorce and an acUoo for support has been filed in Meigs County Conunoo Pleas Court. Edward LeMaster, Pomeroy, Rt. 2, filed suit for divorce against Bonnie Lemaster, Pomeroy, Rt. 2, ehargtng gross neglect ol duty and enreme cruelty. An action for support under the Reciprocal Dependency Law was filed by Beatrice Rairden, Hartford, against Harry Graham, Rt. 33, Pomeroy. WSCS TO MEET The WSCS of the Forest Run Methodist Church will meet at 7:30 p.m. Wednesday at the church with Mrs. U. S. Nease and Mrs. Fred Nease hosteases. MEIGS THEATRE High is 28-24 Grid Winners Southern Jwtlor High School foothell team coached by Bruce Wallace defeated Wahama 28-21 Saturday night at Racine. Wahama was leading at halftime 24-8 but Southern rullied as Mitch Nease scored four touchdons for Southern and one extra point. Don Shaffer scored one extra point for Southern. f()uthern took an early 8 to o lead but soon fell behind where they stayed until the second half rally. 1'uesday evening Southern beat Meigs seventh grade 32-:lli and was defeated last week by Glouster 1&-6. Southern plays at ~ p.m. Tuesday at Glouster. The Pleasant Valley Hoopltal ADMITTED - Mrs. Richard Thomas, Lottie Wllsofl8, Pl. Pleasant; Charles Stalnaker, Long Bottom; Richard Fielder, Pt. Pleasant; Mrs . Ardath Brinker, Letart; Osborne Stewart, Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. Elsie Duncan, Pliney; Mrs. Spurlock, Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. H. A. Cochran, Buffalo; Linda Staub, Gallipolis Ferry; Mrs. Curtis Wallace, Gallipolis Ferry; Mark Blankenship, Letart; Mildred Woomer, Letart; Mrs. Doas Hutchinson, Letart. DISCHARGES - Surilda Rumbaugh, Timothy Fultz, Denzil Kimberling, John Taylor, Rmald White, Mrs. Vallie Toney, Elizabeth Johnson, lasac Wallis, Mrs. Paul Harmon, Mrs. Robert Underwood, Burwell McKinney, Linda Chapman, Mrs . Charles Oliver, Linda K.ay Chapman. BIRTHS - A son to Mr. and Mrs . Roger Spencer, Long Bottom. Tonight & Tuesday October 19-20 THE ADVENTURERS (Technlcotorl Candice Bergen Ernest Borgnine Coktra rtoons : Topsy Turvy Hold That line Miserable Miseries SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. PATRONS OF THE BIG BEND Mlnstrel Fill Musical will receive cash prizes ranging from $1 to $5 if they catch the candy klssea wblcb these pretty girls will lbrow from the runway both on Thursday and Saturday evenings at 8:10p.m. In the new Meigs Hlgh School Auditorium at Rod: Sp-tngs. The preUy glrla from the left are Peggy O'Brien, Jeanie Schneider, Nancy Thompson, Milisa Rizer and SheiTY King. EXPECT TAPER-OFF COLUMBUS (UP!) - W. J. Usery Jr .1 asaistant Secretary <J. Labor, says the spiraling unemployment is espected to taper off by the start of 1971, but that the Nixon administration would continue Us gradual antiinflationary policy. 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Besides her parenta, Mrs. Wessa Is survived by ber lllab.lnd, a 11011, Michael o1 MONTREAL (UP!) - The Canadian governmmt hunted two suspect FLQ kidnapers today despite the chilling knowledge finding them could cost the life of British diplomat Jam.. R. Crosa, who pleaded for capitulation to his captors' demands. But Canadian Prime Minister Pierre Elliott Trudeau, who observed his 51st birthday Sunday in a day of national mourning and crists, indicated no willingness ta bargain with the two small bands of terrorists who hold Cross and already have assassinated Que· bee Labor Minister Pierre LaPorte. Denouncing the FLQ as "a small band of twisted men " who offer Canada "no solutions except murder'" Trudeau said in a television report to the nation, "we must eq>ect that these vicious men may ~tempi again to shake our will." BUt he prildicted they would faU. "The FLQ has sown the seeds of their own destruction,'' he said. Spurning the demand of the Quehec Liberation Front which seeks an independent and Socialist Quehec nation-lor the release of 23 FLQ agents and the payment of 1500,000 ransom in gold bullion, Trudeau would not go beyond bls earlier offer of free pasaage to Culp for Cross' captors if they would release the 411-year-<Jid Briton. LaPorte's Body Fouud LaPurte's bloody body, his hands bound behind him was found Saturday night .; the trunk of the car in which he had been kidnaped Oct. 10. The discovery piWlged Canada Into despair The ·FLQ kidnap suspects sought by pollee were cab driver Marc Carbonnea 37 and teacher Paul Rose, :r'f.' wh~ wears a Castro..tyle beard and Is known to have twice visited A pleas from Croaa In two handwritten notes left In a telephone hooth Sunday, echoed the patheUc message LaPurte addreaaed to his close friend and political leader, Quebec Premier Hobert Bourassa, five days before his murder. "The success of this search," he had written, "would he my death warrant." Mrs. VanZant, 93, Dies Today BONDS FOIU' Ell ED See The New. thoro's an excellent reason far his refusal. Some prescriptions moy not bt refilled with- I your phyoicion. Your pharm- I your health by followirljj doctor's orders. vetur check Is cashtd, deposit occoptod, all ELECTRIC .BLANKETS ··; in•jifty. Na st1ndlng In liM and ,. parlll"' -rln. 1e dlfleront, try II -Y· .' ' V'JSit Our VETERINARY Frld•Yt Only The Drlv•ln Window is ()pen 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. (Continuously) O!htr 11'*1"' Houro ' 1o 1 •rMf S ttl 7 II utUel .. Frklays. Smart 111w . . ..,. In twtn and lull bod olus. ....II ood oloublo . eant"l' wllhobio ............. ...l..o,' .' . ' ,t!..,.,l HUSH PUPPIES New Fall Styles And CDiors. Including land and lreah water, or 3,851,809 square mllea, Is the largest country in the Weatern Hemtsphere. Devoled To The ln~ll VOL XXII NO. 132 0 I ~llotttnlc, ~~ ~dlutll rtOm ltill(lffahlre. to Of~ were able to chat with Nixon, who made a surprise half-hour side trip - the first ever to the campus by a President in office. Even lhe Domocrato aeemed to take the President's visit In stride. "Metzenbaum and Gilligan Will Win Without Help," s.1id one sign held aloft wblle Nixon spoke to a noon-llour r,J;lly in froot of the Statehouse st.ops. Finally, those who llke lheir pollUcs seasoned wilh football were treated to a speech by Woody Hayes, coach the No. !ranked Ohio State Buckeyes, who urged the partisan throng to get together and win the election for the Reoubllcans. Nixon grasped the hands of broad-grinning Hobert Taft Jr. and Roger Cloud, the GOP nominees for the U. S. Senate and governor, and held them high as the crowd ;~ared iia approval. "AII·Amerlcao" "To the voters of Ohio, who are accustomed to jodging 'AllAmericans,' I say that I look upon these men as 'All·Ameri· can' candidates," Nixon said. "I regard their election as a matter of especially high priority ." The President then swung into a speech in which he declared he was working toward "a generatian of peace." "One, two, three, four ," l'eceDtii · were Weather Occasional rain sooth likely spreading over the s'* lly tonight, continuing W....._y. High today and W,..._y In the upper 5Qj and &Oo. Low tonight in the upper 10s and 5011. Meigi-Ma1011 A,_ TEN CENTS • rnners chanted a group of young people shouting the familiar antiwar slogan from Wlder a black banner e:ontalning a white "peace" sign. "J know there are those who are concerned when people shout four letter obscenities as this crowd over here is doing ," Nixon said. "It Is time for the great Silent Majority of America to stand up and he COWlted. "And 111 tell you how - on Nov. 3 In the quiet Of the polling booth. "Your answer to the shouting of obscenities and the throwing of rocks is the most powerful -..·olce in the history of mankind - one vote," he said. Taft's and Cloud's favorite campaign subjects in urging support for them - an end to violence and a halt to wasteful government spending. "Let's have a generation of peace for the men that are shouting out there,· · Nixon said. "Let's cut spending in Washington, D.C. so you 'll have more money at home here in Colwnbu.s, Ohio. Are we going to be for the big spenders or are we going to send Bob Taft to Washington and elect Roger CJoud governor?'' Homemade SJg.os Hundreds of state workers on their lWlch hours waved signs passed out by aides to the ReThe President employed publican candidates who were all on the platform with Nixon. Some of the signs were home. News ••• in Brie-'s J ! Rev. Key is New p f Cit h t ' Also dlacuaaed waalhe pnjltt to reawface eight ~ Ill I'Gmlro)J, lneludlng Main, wblcb was M dJid Jlr ClOUIIdl earlier by a 14 tOte. Olltltdl dlaclued eome cbaapl in tbe I* ,,,., but no action 'fll tabD. Tom Werry, repreuDIIDJ, Ute emergency aquad, asked ~a~tuidl If arr.....,..,ll could be made lo lloul' U. new emergency veblcle (lUI'· cbaled. Several IWI_.......Uma ~ even the pooslblllty of buPdloa • ...,.lire station but no action waa taken, Attending were Leaar, CoiiiiCIIau!ll Werry, Franklin Rizer, Bob Hysell, 111111 Donald Collins; aert Jane Walton and Treuurer l'llyllls Hemeuy. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1970 y r---------------------------, I, torney. . Webster, represantA.g Fritz and Mary Buck, wrote In regen! to a parking ....., lOcated on the eaat side d. SR 7 near the Pomeroy-Muon lkidge. The letter staled Is not that unieaa the guard r remov ... , legal actio~ wr ...,, POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO very COLUMBUS (UPI) - - Almost everybody came up a winner Monday when President Nixon made a pre-elecUon vlalt to this cen1ral Ohio football capital. Ohio Bepubllcana, ftghling uphill toward Nov. 3, received UJO presldentlal blessing in front of an eettmated ~.OOOonlookers at Capitol Square and colDltieJs more via radio and television. Protest demonsb"ators, knotted in several groupo of about 50 each, got a chance to heckle the chief 01ecuUve first hand. Jolost of the time, they were drowned out by his amplified voice. Sludenta at Ohio State Unlverslty, If they were In the right place at the right time, Legar from Manning Webster, local at- Legar also read a leiter h'ml Fred W. Crow, village solicitor, which auggesb!d that the lot he uaed for employees of the Dairy Valley. O'ow in a phcne oonveraation to Logar suggf!Med that a reoo!uti011 be drawn up wblcb would stipulate lhat the area In question be used for a parlrlng lot for employees and if nol uaed for this purpose be declared a nuisance area. Councilman Ralpb Werry stated that he had written a letter to the Stale Highway Dept., In Columbus ukq if the village had the authority to place a guardrail In tldaarea. Council will taU no action on the matter until it hears !run the State Hlghway Jlepartment. at y with a total area, 1 ~:~w;.~ki~~~h~::,!: read one carried by a small (Continued on Page 10) CONGRESSMAN CLARENCE Miller, left, and local Republican candidates in the Nov. 3 election, are from left, T. A.(Ted) Downie, for auditor; Jotm C. Racon for common plea& judge; Ralph Welker, Pumeroy, for district re(I'Osentative to the Ohio legislature (Athens, Meigs and Gallia CounUes), and Charles R. K.arr, Sr., candidate for Meigs County Commlssioner. ea.::':.!~!~i:!:~tamartyrin~ ~~~~~ey. educatlon~~m~herofGOP- Advancing In Ohio,--Miller Canadian unity, l'lerre LaPilrle, wblle the search tn- Jr. of Col11111bus Is the new the Concord choir of that tellillled ltr bla kiUars alltl tlie kidnapers of Brlllah diplomat pastor of the Mount Moriah church. Cltttle of Jame1 L, 0'091, Canadian pollUcal fiiUrea lncludlnl Prime Minister Pierre Trudeau and opposition leaders from Ottawa, were Joining LaPorte'l family In paying final respecls to the Quehec labor mlnllter murdered Saturday, one week after his abdu<tiOII by the Quehec Liberation Front. MOIII'IWhlle, 8,000 pollee from throughout Quehec preaaed theirsearcbforthreemenwanteduauspectsinthekldnapinpof Crosa and LaPorte. SlnC<! Trudeau Friday decreed emergency war powers lroadenln& pollee powera and suspending some C8118dlan civil rllhis, author!Ues have aelzed without charges 341 IUI(leCted FLQ leaders and sympathizers In 1,627 raida tl!rou8hoot Quehec, They have failed to find the kidnapers or Cross. Raptis! Church in Middleport. Born in Columbus, the son of Mrs. Helen E. McClain and the late Henry L. Key, Sr., the Rev. Mr. Key graduated from Columbus East High School, FaV!ft E,nrnt's New Premier e;r OOVEIINMENT SOtJIUEISAID TODAY Prealdent Anwar Sadat haa chosell Foretan Minister Mahmooo Fawzlas Egypt's flrot clvlllan (l'emler in 18 years. Faw.l, a '16-year-<lld diplomat, apparently wuaelected to try to negotlete a peaceful settlement In the Middle Eaat. Badal, .,...,. In only Saturday to replace Gamal Abdel Naar, proposes Fawzl to the central committee of the Arab SoclaUst Union today, 11 . . expected to pve quick approval. In Now YCI'i, Secretary of state Wll1lam P. Rogers woa meeting with 18raell Premier Golda Melt In his continuing efforts to get the Middle East peeco talb reaumed. Pruident to Me« Gromyko REV. UV NEW YOIIIt - PIIE8IDI!NT NIXON will meet Soviet Forelan MJrdlter Andrei A. Grom,vko In WasiUngton Thuraday for ...m. i= .wed at the curtent tena1ona In SovietAmerican Nlalloni1. Socretary d. stale William P. JloCera anDDunced the meeting Mon~ night alter conferring wltb Grom.vko for two houn and 45 minutes. "This meeting, Uke any meeting, we hope will play a part in better omderstancllni," Rogan aald. llopn and Grolllfko remained at Ioqerbeada ,_. the reporllld SoVJei..EmJUan mllll1e Ylolatlonti, but It """""' ln.....llnaJ;jr Jlkel)r that the Middle Eaat ceuo-flre woukl be ... llildod on a day-looday bull. dlac mlllllloa frGm 1111 &tomatlc rille Into a 1(1'0~ rl. 30 unarmed Vle.tn=. . oldJDii1, - a n d cblldren her!ledlnto i. ditdllht to II& fttt ID tronl rl. blm. 'lbe tint pilblk! aecouitt, of the MJ Lal -en Ill wbldi Amtlrli!b com•t .,ldlen ~ liiUed (OJntlnued on Pice IO) ' ' 1 ' Just drive rttht up, roll down acist is safeguarding you and canada, In other action, ClOIIildl wted to amend Sedion I of the aalary ordinance for street employee&, The first of three required readings also was given that ordinance. AQ employees of the department will he pvea a 211 cent an bour Increase. The atreet aupervl.aor will receive t%.30 per boW' and two other employees $2 per hour. In oUter business a letter was read by • · W~ Tatify to Shooting n, 80(11), TEl. -TWOClO'IIEIINMBN'I.....,_ tllllfled Mllllday tbe;lp s. Silt. Dlvkl MltciteU empty .two dlpl'of 1111· FULLY AUTOMATIC out special authari•ation from fr<m fZI a year to 150. Ovtrllme parldng tlckell will .be lncreued from 15 centa to 10 centa. Dlegal parking tlcketa from fl to f2, Tbe IJoa4.tn periling pel'\alty' mly vlolatiOII Cll the perking lots, will be rewced from $5 to p_ The only meters thai'will not be cl1ai~Sed are the red meten near the Pomeroy Nat1011al Bank and the Pomeroy Post Office. Tbe rate for lhe red meter Is 12 minutes for I cent. Mayor Outrles Legar observed that new meten will not be tnatalled bul ad· ;atmenta made on the present meten. He also aald It will be "aome lime" before meters will be placed oo the town parking area at Fourtb St. By the Day Bashan refilled and had your pllarmacist roluso, centa; ~ houra for 15 cents will be Ill· creased to five houra ftr 50 centa; parking lot meters, river aide, 2 houri ltr 5 cents will be Increased to I hoiiC for ~ cents, 4 ho,.·lfor IOcents to 2bourl for 10 ceull, 10 holl'l for 15 cenll to 10 boors for 50 cents. Tbe (I'OilOsed ordinance also provides that plll')dna meters will be placed as foUon: approllmately 38 meters on the peved teetton of the town lot on Fourtb St., to register 2hours for 5centa, 4boura for 10 cents and 10 houn for Zi centa. Tbe area preaenUy has free perklnc. Parldng permlta for Individual parking will he Increased from 150 a year to f/5. Doctor apaces will be lncreaaed from flO a year to fltiO. Tul Ucense!l will be raised Now You. Know ·• ' Carmel News, Cable TV Project Begins Friday If you 'vo evor attempted to have a proscription Three.......,. will be beld Tuesday at the Jerry Speon Funeral Heme 011 West Broad St., CoJnmbooa, Mr. and Mrs. Olmer Lee Roush, Mr. and Mril. Jamu Circle, all of New Haven, and Mrs. Hattie Powell, Roger Beegle and family of Racine R. D. visited Mrs. Mary Circle oo Sunday. In a communique, the FLQ lime In 102 years the harah When 1,000 galhered In the Montreal to view the body of Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Mutti and repeated its demands. reality of culd-blooded political chill autumn wtnda under the LaPorte. People stood for hours family of New Philadelphia, Bourassa Mateo Replyv assll&'JlnaUon, Canadians dif- window of Trudeau's office on In the cold wblle macbtne gun- Ohio and Mlaa Dixie Circle of Bourassa went on radio and fered about bow their govern- Parliament Hill wblle he boartng 1roopa and pollee Cleveland apent Saturday and television and replied: "The ment should respond to the conferred with his ministers, admitted them, in small Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. government will face this crisis terrorlsts and over whether it some 88fl8 the national anthem, groupo, to the courthouse where Homer Circle. Mr. and Mro, Leo Taylor of with linnness and will not let had gone too far in assuming "0, Canada!'• a banner read: the body lay Wltll Tue!<day Racine R. D. visited Mr. and ilself be destroyed." Wlprecedented peacetime pow- "Canada-We Love You." afternoon's funeral. Mrs. Douglas Circle on WedExperiencing for the first ers. A large crowd gathered in nesday. Charles Wayne Brtnter of Carey, Ohio, vlalted Betty Van Meter and family and Eunie Brinker a recent Saturday, Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Circle Continued from p~U!;e 1 Crabtree said the ftrst stepa of con- division) wW follow, and dlatrlbutlon _ and son, Larry, and Florence He also applauded the high level of struction will he laying olthe trunk Jines, system coostruction for the four other Circle were guesta of Mr. and cooperation given by the utility companies erection of the tower, and installati-on of communities should begin shortly . Mrs. Garrett Circle of Racine serving the area. The CATV system will be eJectronic equipment at the tower site. The thereafter. The northern part of the net- Sunday. attached to poles owned by the local stringing of cable for the distribution work will be known as TwlnVWage Cable Mrs . Clyde Johnson and telephone and power companies. daughter, CoMie, of llamdeJ, system in Pl. Pleasant (the PoinTVIew Service. and Mrs. Douglas Johnson of Racine called al the home d. Betty Van Meter and Mr. and 0 Mrs. Arthur Earl Johnson and Patrick on Sunday. Allee VanZant, 93, wife of the Pomeroy; a brother, GarreU Mr. and Mrs. Carl Circle and Friday visitors of Mrs. Harley Knapp, Charles and Kevin. tateGeoraew. VanZant, died at Bobo, While Rock, and one daughter, Patrice, of Columlnls JoltDioD W... Mn, Jauwlll Kail Lao Knapp WOI 'treekend ts Mr Hartley of Bunker Hill; Mrs. vlsllorofhlsgrantbolher, Mrs. tile hliine of Her daugbter, sister' VIola Bobo, of Dayton. visited with •••tr There are two deceased ... paron ' · Margaret Coughenour, Harley E. Johnson and Mrs. Lena Knapp of Lanpville. and Mrs. Homer Circle of Cheshire, this m<rnlng at 6 p.m. Larry Barr and children of Mrs. Lena Knapp and Mr. sisters, Lovtna Bobo d. White Carmel, Mr. and Mrs. Gene Mrs. VanZant was the Bock, and Nancy Batman, Yo.st of Oak Grove over the Langsville. Ralph Knapp were dinMiss Marty Redman of ner guests of Mr. and Mrs. daughter or Francis Marian Cheshire, and two deceaaed weekend. Bobo and Sarah Am Cuter lrolhers, Leonard Bobo, ol Columbus, and Mrs. W. Boyce Doyle Knapp and family. Thirty-two persons were of Columbus are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Paul McElroy Bobo, A familiar figure In west Florida, and VIncent, of present for Sunday Scbool on Mr. and Mrs. Howard Russell. and Bill visited Monday with Meigs County In the !IIIlO's, ahe Hamden. October II. Offering wu f17.44, Terry Ruasell of Pomeroy Mrs. Mabel Wood and with Mr. was a member of Laurel Tbe body will be taken to Happy Birthday wu sung to was Sunday visitor of her. McElroy, both of Wilkesville. Grange and the Christian Wilkesville by Strong and Son Don Smith and Ted Smith. grandparenta, Mr. and Mrs. Church at While Rock. Funeral Home for preparatiOII, Dale Hill of Letart spent some Lincoln Bussell and Guy She was the motller d. four then will be lrOU8ht 1o Rawllnp lime at the Douglu Circle borne MAKE8 TWO CALU Russell. children. Helen Scott, the and Coata Funeral borne tn recently. Paul McElroy (Bill), son of The Middleport emergency eldest, (l'eceded her In death. Mlddlepurt Tueaday afternoon. Calltng at the home of Ewlle Mr. and Mrs. Paul McElroy, unit anawered two weekend Surviving are Margaret Vlalling will be tonllht at Brinker over the weekend were calla. The flrsl was al4:31 p.m. returned borne Friday after Strq and Son Chapel, 6 to 9 Mr · and Mrs. 0rvy Gainer, Mr. Saturday for Boo McKinney, Cougbenour' Cheshire; George finishing hill service <lilies with Middleport, apparently suf- VanZant, Huntington, and Mrs. p.m. and at Rawllnp and 0>811 and Mrs. Bennie Gainer and U. S. Army in Vietnam. Manning Webster (Mary), Funeral Home !rom 4 p.m. to famUy,allofHebron,B.D.,Mr. Miss Naomi Jo Smith fering a haart attack, who was 1:38 p.m. Tueaday, and Mrs. Carl Aotheraon, Lon(] returned SUnday to Concord taken to Veterana Memorial Minor Ordered to Tbe funeral Is Wednesday at 2 Bottom, B. D. WIIUam Carleton, College, AtheiiS, W. Va. to Hospital and then tranaterred to p.m. under the direction of Racine, and Ralph Lao, local. Holzer Medical Center, and Jail. Till Age 21 reswne studies. Strong and Son aaslsted by J E Mr. and Mrs. Hobert Lee and Mr. and Mrs. Charles lhenat11:34 a.m. &mday, to the · · family vialted Mr. and Mn. Charged with falling to attend McGhee, Lugb and Sandy Kenny Thomas, ill at home tn ~Hru:.~ be In Arthur Orr of Chesler on McGhee of Columbus were Cheahire. A doctor wu called. achool, a"ellling a dlaturbance, I _,. Sunday, aod dlaorderly conduct on Sunday visitors of their wtcle achool property' and with being Damage Medium to One of Two Cars and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Outrley ELECI'ION NEAR Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Doyle The annua1 election of lncOI'I'Iclble toward tiiBci(lllne of members ci the board of the Ida parents and court, a minor Medium damage a were moving behlnd Pierce'• veltide. Meigs County Agricultural baa been confined to the Meigs reported to one Cli' and a driver The Goodwin cor had Society will he held Thunday, County )all UDtJI May 26, 1171. wu cited to mayor's court Nov. 12, In the Meigs County Tbe 1011teoce wu handed following a colllal011 &mday at damaae. Pierce wu cited for commissioners' office in the down by Jooge F. H. O'Brien In the entrance of the upper Improper~. courlhouae. The paUa will be the Meigs County Juvenile court parking lot, Pameroy pollee FINED ., 008'1'8 open from 5 to 9 p.m. Petitions fallowing • heating. The minor aald. baa been made a ward or the A car driven by David Pierce, Donald Moore, PouioivJ, wu for election which may he obcourt uutll he attatna the age of 20,11acine,badlquptopermlt lined . . . . 1!0111 011 Intained lr001 the fair board secretary, Mrs Marvin King, 21. Whlle confined, he will be Ill OiiCOiiiiDa wblcle lo have IDIIcatlon cbar101 u the l'lllllt must be flied seven days before required to study the IIICft apace, iilnidl the front of of 1 helrli!l Soltril7 nllbt Ia curriculum d. the junior and a car drl"n by Pllma Good- the court of Ptmei'Qjl MQW the Nov. 12 election. aenltr grades d. biCh scbool. will, 1'1, Prmeruy, wbldt .... Qlarlel Lept_ W )fipen News, Notes BY KATIE CROW Five cent perking meters may be coming lo Pomeroy, Pomeroy Councll Monday night ap(l'oved the fint reading or an dnance tllal IIW chinle the jreoont pelting meten fw'l' 'penny to five cent meters. are needod. Tbe 14 iljiUied perking meter rea and lines are: atreet meters would be chan&ed !rim 12 mlnlileo for me """' to 30 mlnuteo for five ceilta; one bour from 5 centa to 10 cenll, two boun from 10 cents to 20 centa; perking lot meterl, - t aide, (l'e8ent rate one hour for five Cl!lltl will be tnlftlled 30 mtnutA!o for 5 cents, two houri for IOcenta will he changed to I hour for 10 Columbus, and four cblldren, Mman, Susan, Tori and Sam at home. ALso surviving are two brothers, Mllton and Jobn, boUt of ColumllWI. Funtn1 services Trudeau Standing Firm CUba. From Your Pharmacist MAN CHARGED HAMILTON, Ohio (UP!) James A. Findlay, ancJnnatl, ... charged with first degree murder today in the slaying of Oleryl Segal, 16, whose nude and muWated body was found in a woOOed. area near here on Sunday. Mlaa Segal, of Cincinnati, was the object or a search after she failed to return home from a date on Saturday night. Action Begun to Increase Meter Rate p...,.... Moon Dust Hot Nutrient Bull,!, Cbo~Nte. ' ' ., ),' attended Ohio State University and the Columbus Baptist School of Religion (an e.tenslon of the Simmons University, Louisville, Ky.) and Is currenlly The Rev. Mr. Key is a former assistant chaplain at the Benjamin Franklin Tuberculosls Hospital and a memher of the Columbus Baptist MiniSters Bible League. He entered the ministry In 1966 and at that time was granted a license to preach by the official bourd of the Second Baptist Church. He was ordained into the Baptist ministry on Sept. 2ii, 1970 by the Second Baptist Church. The minister is currently employed at the Defense Construction Supply Center, Columbus, as chief of the distribution section, Director ate of Procurement and Production. He is married to the lormer Mary Pinson and they have two children, David Russell, two, and Jenny Rebecca, five. They reside at 27116 Rosbury Road, Columbus. Women of Year and w kN ~~:r:~~~:~: ee Halloween the ll'eakfast. congressman said. Speaking of student unrest, Miller said he believes studenta have a right to expreu themselves and to bring about constructive change. However, he stressed that they do not have a right to violence and destruction. "Only about one per cent of the stodent population Is herd core," be said. He urg ... a program to streas what Is liOod in America and outlined the steps taken on that program already. Touching state level politics again, Miller stated that Roger Cloud, tbe Republican candidate, has the experience, knowledge and ability to make one of the best goveM¥ll's the state has ever had. He does lack the color campaign procedures of his opponent, however, the congressman stated. District 27 Rep. Ralph Welker remarked that his en<knement by the Ohio Education Association appareoUy was oo the baals of his past record In support of educational legislstlon. He stressed that he (Continued on Page 10) ed m. ·:ll··~ *. '**- »: ,,. "'',, .,, .., . '":::::w:::~m-<!>~W .&.--«,.;:'if.«, am w::;~~~!~:::=~~'*~/:!~~~-~~ Scottowner Baptist <hurcb In Colwnbua, Mrs. Mary Kunzebnan of the Rev. Mr. Key formerly ;,omeroy has be~~ named oerved as a880Ciate mlntster Woman of the Year .and Mrs. d di Grace Pratt of Middleport, an rector of religious "Woman of the Week" by the Middleport Business and Profeaalonal Women's Club. Mra. KWlzebnan and Mrs. Pratt were ulected (<It the honors, a feature of NaUonal Bualness Women's Week, by Plana lor a festival vole of the clu~ memberahlp at to be alaged Salla'day night on e dl!lner meelifl8 Jut night at Eva's llestatl'ant. Mtl- Pratt Ia the street In front of the Racine Post qlfice were lll8lle at a president, of the club and Mrs. 'recent meeting o1 the 'Aindlliry KIDizelnian Is chainnan of the ·Of the RadDe Fire Doplrtment. leglalatlon C<~JU~~ittee:· Tbe letUval · Wll1 ·feature a Mrs, Edith. F·or res1, • .v1Qt fortune toller, a fiSh jlood, a preaide!lt; preaeilted buth Mrs. c:ike '!lib> :Mid Kunzelman and Mlo•· Pratt with record : aittliiiOd atanill. coraagea, ActlYitleo of tbe 'feek will be . (I'OOialmed by 'Jd«yor C. 0. ( Fil1her to /lonDi'·Mtip Coonty's b~inei,l: and· ilf•fe•slopal FeltivalPlam Are Completed CIIArnNG WI111 Cong,Carellce Mlller tldu.-nlng at The Martin Restaurant In Middleport are Mrs, Cora Beegle, (I'Osldent of the Meigs Cowtty Republican Women's Club, and Ftanlt Cleland, right, Racine, master of ceremonies for ''Republicans have made great strides In Ohio and will continue to make progreso," Congressman Clsrence Miller l"edicted this morning at a breakfast at the Martin Resisurant In Middleport. Approximately 4~ GOP leaders, office holders and candidates attended the coffee and donuls hour presided over by Frank Cleland of Racine. Cong. Miller aaid that the state's political picture has been "confused by stirring of the Democrat party." He explained reapportionment ..-oceaaes, based on population, which cootinually give the cities more representation in Congress but reduce the repreaentativ.. of rural areas since so much area must be grouped together to make the needed population fllr a single representative. his party, Praising Congressman Miller said, "It Is the party for the penple with a program lhat Is good for tbe country." "We know you cant throw money at a problem In the hope that it will go away,'' tbe COLUMBUS (VPI) -Tbellllller of llllllcted Kelll stale Uiilverolty stadeDI presldeat Craig 11orpo, c•raed by ·a apeclet grand Jury wllll aecond degree riot, bolleveo tbe iil'iftt Ia symbolic, ''If they (reoldnluf Keal) llilnll tbey can pi back at tbe atadeats by pene011tlilc a llad"'t Iader, Ill"' they 1ft ualocldn&alotflllrol1bleforlll011111beo,"oald.liici<Morpo, a ,......,.. tedil!ldaia wltb tbe Illite Depll'lmUII of Per.-1. 'l11e Mtqalil Uve 1a tipper Arllqtoa, l1ibart> bore. ''Look wllo .....,~ a.e 1r11111 IIII'J _ the people of lea~ and IIIey jail - t ta pi tbe of 111o · llildelts," Morgan said. CSee pap II for C01111Piete aeeoomt.) lit ailotlter..........., the lecttll)' ...,... at llmt Slate IIttlvmiiJ •-'- oalled for aledetal ...lll ' - blveotllttlon --. .... '""' iato ... lata! lbootlap bo nne t .,. Ia! flate lnnd ).,. 01eeeded •...,.. ' 18 aUla 1~·. • n~. •"'''ID'tf_-" ""'' """" . .., 'l11e fa..UIJ -te,la I ....1~ piiRII..,JI, also said llle ''rell*"aNp betw t su JuJ Pboala• lad tbe 1111-t lly attorMJ pral Nil BroWn thai he ·*Ill apeel,i*lltHall 04 . . . ~" i1lioald ~ be q~ lly & felltnl Jll'l!li,l ~~· , . · ,,_u. le*' lilt.,.... Held On Kidnap Count Logan, W.Va., State Troopers Monday afternoon arrested Ellis Plumley, 23, Scottown, Gallta County, on a kidnap warrant issued in Cahell County. Piumley, the object of a twostate manhunt since late Saturday night, was sought In connection with the alleged ki~napplng of his ex-wife, Connie Plumley, who had been granted a divorce In Gallia County Common Pleas Court Oct. 14. residence near Mercerville where he apparently became involved in a fight with hill brother. He tell there earlY Sunday morning. In other sheriff's caaes, approllmately $136 wortb of auto accessorlea · ...,.. taken In 1 burglary early Monday mornlng at Don Walll' Volbwagell Alellcy, 'Upper River Rd • .,, ,. Offlcets aatd IOmeone 'taN !OW' 12 volt batterlot, iior bUb caps ft'm> a IIIII M1tllanl;llld c:brOme parta !rom I Clieftlle, According to department, the Gallia ~:E~!~tliefl CounQ> aheriff's Plumley went to the .11<iine of bla . sister.jn.Jaw in . Bar~Joursviilio where his ex-wife - sta~. He illeaedly alnlok lilr11. -•, ~ Wonll!ll were ~ imd . MtJtT IN R!/TLAND , _ LION IS SHOT· Plltnley and forced her to 8Q .for • Apublic meetlnll will ba bald Ali!TA, Japan Wf'l·)~A W with him. rm!iilled ~luli tonight il BuUand Legion - pound lloo waJ!te<i out 01 ItS' Plumley then drove to Gallta ~ ' ~ , Ute .at· the Chiltiren'a . ~ .County t,o •tep-fatllet's ·· ~stem· imd !oloilday when the zoo keeper' ·:.1!1~.~~~ tqlock lliO iloor. 50, rn- - �l- The Dolly Sentlne!,Micidleport.PDIIJd'OY, 0., Oct.ID, lt10 r----------------~-T----------------------1 IVoice,along Broadway ! "I Just Didn't Hove the Heart to Leave Him in the Pet Shop!" · BY JACK O'BRIAN Geo. George S. Patton m, aoo NEW YORK - Two backers o1 Georae C. Scott, II recovtrtng of "The FantasUcu" seem to from hlp al!l'gery iD Nuremhave dlaappearod: 'lbll will herB, German)' .... Hert'l a notify Everett KiDII that be baa fancy ~r f<r you: The fl,OSCI coming to him (hiJ ann,.! Ski BaD (benelltllig tho checb ca111e bact marked U.S. Ski Team) wtllglve away "addreu unlaunm" the put fl$,0110 1n pr1us- tncln"i"~ a year) and Wendy Ewer Tlllln, &old11'1tcl!f<revery lady .... AU who moved to LDDdon with no coota are underwrittim in· forwarding addreu. Her same- eluding Lester Lanln'a on .... slle check awalta .... Camilla Trlcla Nb:oo'a iDvited to a Sparv ...ho qultactlng When obe wedding - ber boJ lilend wed Herbert Hoover m, u- Speedy Eddie Cox'a bi'Gtller peclsberflratchlldiDAprU .... Howard,aPentqonharfd,woda Etiquette maven Amy Van- Cleveland'• Julia Dem,aey Ocl derblll doesn't care who knon 31. about her facellft: "Everyone The tate Sen. Bob Taft's' in the public eye aboldd lake a lflndclaughter Ann Taft will look at ber face when abe Wid med student Carlton Cooke reaches 10. 'l'l1e Of"' >liaa baa m, o1 Bufflllo .... Pno. Nb:on made all · ~oe difl•" ,,..., !'in said be quaffs a dry marUnl feeling fantasUc.'' . The TV before dinner nigblly and "I public Ia naive: Gt• .Jd Gordon don't care who kn- it.'' .... playa"DoctorBel!: l"on "The PeterlleDalnber,dlrectaraltho Doctors" the daJ!lme .....,. Dlin.ola Dep't. o1 CclmcUon, and geta 100 letters a waek ·- turned down a Mayor I.tndlliy asking medical ad91ce. offer for a top New Yort City The "now" moviea are job .... Just about 211 years ago, mosU;r bombing; and the 1 ' 1ben" fUcU (like "Alrpcrt" and urora I ") are cleaning up .... The 1111er got bad movie reviews but great ODes at the bank .... Anita Laulae'a widower He!U"Y Berger Is bact dating old American 'Couse' For from Lost John W. Gardner, secretary of Health, Education and Welfare in the Johnson administration and chairman of the Urban Coalition, has launched a new organization called "Common Cause." ··Everybody's organized but the people." he states in a full·page ad in the New York Times. "Common Cause" will not be a third party but a third force in American life, "a mighty 'citizen's lobby' concerned not with the ad- vancement of special interests but with the well-being of the nation." No particular interest group can prosper for long if the nation is disintegrating, he points out. Every roup must have an overriding interest in the well -being o the whole society. And disintegrating the nation is. according to Gardner' s bill of parliculars: The air we breathe is foul. The water we drink is iro· pure. Our public schools are in crisis. Our courts cry out wo saw slillB in Miami ordering blacka to Sit in the Back · ao liroel do change black tennll c;iwnp Atlbur Albe j1111lwu ai&ned u tennio director Of the smart Daral Country Club down there. ' Eiolae Lin turned down a lortune iDa runniDC role on the Bill Cosby TV ll8rlell in order 1D q~~ce~~trate .. hlr fllle lllqing ~: the acliiC can eome later .... The ABC nehr«l c1eoerv.. a ama11 pat oo the mike: .11 has a daUy program of jual the da7'1 happier lfull, called naturally enough, "Good Newa" .... Nothlna wronc with actar Robert Boob' eyes: H•'• aeeiDg sineer Nancy Wlllon .... Notorious hippie leader Ia threatening to ~Drier-wrench rock fesllvlla If they don't lddl in for hil cauoe; aM tHat's nlorlloD .... The new 'l'b!lrsda)''s 21 club II open 14 houn a da7 - with dlnin& and danelni all thel time. radio for reform. Race conflict is deepening. Unemployment is rising. Wherever you touch the public process in this country today, he says, almost without exception you find a failure of performance : State governments are mosUy feeble . City government is archaic. Congress is in grave need of overhaul The parties are virtually useless as instruments of the popular will. Therf!' must be a major reordering o! national priorities. he says. The problems of poverty and race must be among our first concerns. We need new solutions in housing, employment, education, health, consumer protection, envi, ronment, family ploDDing, law enforcement and the admin· i.stration of justice. "We are not the people we set out to be," Gardner conmovie stars: Loretta Younc, cludes. "We have not lived by the values we profess to ~ Turner, Jane Ruuell and honor. And we will never get back on course until we take Liz Scott - all in one waek .... some tough, realistic steps to revitalize our instituti'>DS. We had better get on with it." Hotdog vender at l.eJdniton " 55th baa this oign on hiJWiflon : A challengin~ proposal, indeed, is "Common Cause." 11 By RAY CROMLEY 1 love My Mother. Remember Unfortunately, m the view of one critic, it runs afoul of a IJARIIS NEA Washington Corrtsp011dlftl few basic facts of life. I I when everyone used to say By PHIL PASTORET "It is a forlorn hope that any organization can expect to superimpose from the top any reordering of national pribaa Where do the road repair WASHINGTON (NEA) otities,'' says J . Reid Hambrick, professor of law at crews David Froot's upecled to Go disappear to right 1 Persi•tent reports from contacts iD uveral Far East George Washington University. after election time? I By Helen Bolte! Public as "David Para- oountriea suggest !hat Hanoi u in real trouble iD Cambodia. 11 dine I "This is a development that can only percolate up from Ltd." on tbe • • • • It's not military weakness. There's slill a general belief the boitom. This aspect of 'the system' is the solid rock of The kid who thinks Help Us!, 11 welcunes Llugha London exchange .... Gene YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! Hanoi can take Cambodia milltarUy any time It wants to a free people." every day should have a but won't dodge a serious H~ckman and wife, who pay the price in men and material moved dowa the land This column Is for young The popular will is not being frustrated, say• Hamfresh beginning had bel· split wblle be wu fllminc and river routes through Laos. people, their problems and brick. It's just not there, at least for doing things as fast ter not try it at our house. quesijon with a brual>off. "Doctors Wiveo," are liOCOIId as some would like. Hanoi's problem is strategic. pleasures, their troubles and Send your teenage quesijons honeymoonlnB • • • John DonIf North Vietnam doesn't take Cambodia, its anples face It is an Hlusion to say that "every froup must have an Best training in the world fun. As with the I'Oit of Helen to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, ner' "Portralta.-.;f Women ,. continuous batHes from the rear wblcb eat op bard-tooverriding interest in the well-being o the whole society," for sprinters: Try crossing care of Helen Help IJS! this ....:._.. on pornOfll'IPby' (: he counters. There is no such thing as the public interest. the street before the sign WIN AT BRIDGE newspaper. come-by ammunition, arma Bod I!'.Jl~and tie ·dawn a glnunl • -•- the 1 There are only private interests, competing special inter- changes to "Don't walk." trDOpl fendlll& DON'T FENCE IDM IN C& to .,,.. .,.,... ), aizable proportion of Hanoi's npedlt est.! struggling for the upper hand. off the Cambodians on one side while ftgbtlng the Soutli was banned in Ha1sint1 - but • • • Orcmg WO· U Dear Helen: approved in Boston and obyed VietnaDieae on the other. It is relatively easy, he says, to sit in the ivory towers An optimist iB a fellow , Dave Is 18, I'm 16. We've been of intellectual contemplation and formulate in general If Hanoi does take Cambodia, its armies must use even who con.siders frecklt3 to sort of ~aged for seven by the~· s. C..loms .... Stalus more supplies and the northerners are then faced with terms what might be dqne about ali the problems listed by be nothing more than months. We'll be married when vehicle. Bennett Cerfnow ratas OCCIJPyiDg and policing a hostile nation. For the North Gardner. But it 1s a different story when one goes out into spotty suntan. By Oswold & James Jacob• • through hool hil own private elevator at bla Vietnamese do not have the trained Cambodian cadre to the country and talks to the people in ali their diversity. ' we re sc . sky office Bennett' They are engrossed in other lhin~s. aDd it is a marvel that govern this land peacefully. There is no trained under· ,.--N O R 111----zo--. Last week he mel a girl w!.. new~ "Tb~'"sound o~ ground we ever accomplish anything wtth our big national prob· political organization ouch 81 Ho Chi Minh bad says she Ukes him and sh.. " Laughter" more than j1IIUfles slow!~ and carefully built up in South Vietnam before at· lems. ing butter. If the vegetable • KQ 8 trytng ID break us up. He allll tie the As for the charge that we are not living "by the values oil has been h~drogenated • J 15 4 says he Ioven me and ant. to •18 tl • funny all 11'1Y .... temptlllg a takOH>Ver. we/rofess to honor," Hambrick replies that nobody ever you may be getting as much tQ93 2 w lt'ahll16th. Hanoi'a major problem Is that her agents have not been • 64 keep on going with me. But he Sal dor Dall used bls able to win over any iroportant part of the population. sai we would live by them. saturated fat as there is in also wanta to see this other girl. va am "They are ideals to which we profess to be tending. And buller. The Nortb Vietnamese, even wltb Prinet! Slhanouk'a help, WEST EAST He figures It won'llast long, 81 guesla at a dinner party by we are aUU.I]gading in that direction·~Olll. 1 am, afraid How do you •.elect a &ood ;~: have not attracted more than a handful of men with top~ ;!f1;6 ~ 3 lwt~ what be feellll pity ealingafour.JDchflah-llve .... that 'Cil\iilll'lJI.Calise' is not a w~..,o ~ entel:llrise:'! ·:margarine? Find ·?'le \1~ '' •li'7s' Jlll"11er;: · NojetlllllrCI!fJ~:IIe ~~~·~~=~~~·~~~~?f..~~~~~ .~ If th\ij .touhds like a brief for "muddling through " 't are sevelill) mall~ 6r-con\ otl '•Ks• +J 10 2 ' he's taking her to the just bou!iht (tor~<IOO) a World Ulr:ewile, Hanoi and Slbanouk have attr.eted almoat 110M might be added that we need only look to those countri:s or safflower oil. The softest • A 9 a3 SOUTH (D) dsnce Saturday night whiie I War U Tiger . th training of the upper and middle level (or lower level) bureaucracy, where policies and priorities and solutions are imposed one ordinarrl room te_mfrom the top, where there are no selfish private interests ffura ure usua Y contams • A2 slay home. He's going ID spend plane .... Nlx011 favorite Brig. military or buaineu management, ezcept withla the larga e most unsaturated }a~; but only one overridiug public interest as interpreted by resident North VIetnamese population there. • AKQ6 the dey with me, however. the state managers, to find evidence that the American These are usually the tub t AJ8 ADd there Is dlasell81011 within their own ranks. • K Q 15 I pretend that I don't mind, system is not the total failure some intellectuals claim it is . msaafflrgame spreads of corn or ower oil. The NOrth Vletnameae mistrust Slhanouk. He doesn't and I've told Dave I'll walt unW North -South vulnerable get along well wltb the rebel tribesmen be's tiJPpoaed to Then there is the problem Wesl North Eaat South he get. over this, but inside, I'm be beading. There are reporllthrougb Fnncb aourcea that falling aparl LAWRENCE E LAMB with bakery products. AI· the Red Khmers at a meellnl In Clilna In AuguJt had re· · • M· D · most all of them contain Pass Pass 2N.T. ~· Am I playing II right! I get personal attention fused flaUy to accept Slbannuk'a leadership. saturated fats or hydrogen- PaiS Pass GETriNG HURT that far ou!ltriJII my lm· p,,. ated vegetable oils I same In any event, the Red Khmers, who are tbe base for Pass p.,. Dear G.H.: portance. The Army II by· whatever indigenous support thing) and egg yolks. Don't p.,. Slbanouk and North Vle!Dam Y101're playing II sweet and percllllcioua about me. buy any bakery product ex· have In Cambodia, probably number leas than 1.000 Opening lead-• 2 kind, but I'm DOl sure you're -War correlfJO'Ideftt llobct1 actlvista. cept bread-unless you know Ridenhour of Dlwatch what it contains. You'll be playing It RIGHT. In seven Neither North VIetnam nor Slbanouk are getting 8111 in JACOBY MODERN, the months you two should have News Service ill Viel.....,., appreciable better off cooking your own 10 far u can be dlacovered, lrom iecret whole letter·wrltinll cam- sympathizersaid,within and using unsaturated fats only forcing opening bid is gone past pi-etenae and Into the Lon No! povernment. But auch By LAWRENCE E. LAMB, M.D. paign aa an ez.GI hehled might not show up UDtll where fat is necessary. The two clubs. It is made with honesty. Yet Dave comea up tbe tide o battle turnad clearly any hand that is a regular Orltlfl about inveatigalfoll in Hanoi's fav~r. same thing applies to cake of the alleged My Lai and cookie mixes. Unless standard American two-bid with the "pity" btl, "hile you The rebel tribesmen also do 1101 pt along well wllb the m4114Crf. Despite all the knowledge you are certain what they in any suit or with certain hide your true foellnga. North Vletnameae, who regard them aa rllClal illferlora no-trump hands. very strong that has been accumulated people who eat it. Why don't you level with each contain--don't buy them. and make no aecret of their feelings. about food, you will slill Whenever the label reads That is one way to get the The first response is based other? Let Dave know that, Man's duty II not to be a Slbaaouk and North VIetnam are having no better luct have trouble a p pI y i :ill "partially hydrogenated" it manufacturer to p r e par e entirely on high-card points although you understand, you hero, wbich Ia making a abroad. when you go shopping. ? means the manufacturer has healthy products aDd label in accordance with t h i s virtue of IIIIHry, and not to are also hurtin' - and perhalll Because foods are in • been making your food less them properly. table : two diamonds o-3, two the beat ID fa lhis 11 IUS be a aalllt, which Ia makinl a The forelflll mialsters of 50 countries meet· quately labeled. Often it is healtby. You can't tell just hearts 4-6, two spades 7-11, way ce iDg iD Lusw, Zambia, iD refuaed to admit mlaery of virtue. It IIIIOiely Finally there is the frozen impossible to tell if a given bow much fat has beell food disaster. Even healthy two no-trump t0-12 and three way: By dating elle. to become wile. Slhanouk's Royal Govemmellt of Natloual Union 11 the food oontaiDs saturated or changed to harmful satu- vegetables are often clubs 13 points or more. Can you scare up in "u" '"' -MCIIII Sperber, Europoan legal government of Cambodia, Uiougb the prblce'a p!Ople UIUialurated fat. Manufac- rated !au, either. A truth in "creamed" or cooked in buthad arrived early and lobbied with vigor. The beavlelt the first rebid idelltlfies short DOUce? Jl'liChologUt. turers have altered many packaging law is fine but ter sauces-an invitation to the opening hand. Thus, When oppo~IUon to Slbanouk apparently came from the IadQo the lour ol you meet at , Datura! foods, making them what we really need is a artery disease. Buy only South's two no-trump rebid the dance, nealana and Malayalalll. well - could be ~--14~- healtby. .. truth in contents'' law. those without sauces. Watch show•d a 23· nr 2<1-poiDt DO· you'll change partnera .. .. QUICK QUIZ Tbe Soviet tovernment baa conalstenUy refused to rec:. ut'a look at what has hap· Then there is the unsus- out for the frozen fruits if trump hand. North's three eopeclaily If you keep . on ognize Slbaaoidt. Moat of Moscow's East Europepn aWea ~ peued to peanut butter. Pea· pecting housewife who buys you want to a vaid calories clubs. was Stayman to ask piJylng 11 honest · H have followed Its lead iD maiDtaining Ilea wltli -Lon No!. · nut oil naturally has some a cream substitute for cof- from sugar. They are olten South if be held a four..,ard ~-· Hele Q-Doe~ the JIIJg flv •- · Cambodia II the llrat major test of Prealdent Nb:on'i..., over the White HOUle only doctrine UIUiaturated fat in it. But if fee. It says Jt is made of packed in sugar. major suit. South bid three .,..... n: of belplnfl beleaguered COUD!riOI but expecting whel! the Prclident Is in it Is left to iu natural sta'te vegetable oil and, of course hearts aDd North raised to 1 thought! ,... In good with • • • troops to carry the brunt of tha battle wltb American their the peanut oil rises to the top that is better than the satu: four . this girl but now I am cruslled. Waahiftgton, D.C.? Dear Doctor Will sauna aid but without U.S. ground forcea. Althlnga look DOW It Ia A-No, It fiiea over the of the jar, not looking nearly rated fat in cream. But wait! baths help you reduce? He was well aware that Acoupleoldayobaforead&nce on Hanoi's bact. There's a good cbaace It may paJ off. Wbite H.- wbether or Dot as attractive to the unin. Usually it is made with cocobe a heart slam which 111'11 plannlnc to .U her there might Dear Reader Only temthe President Ia in Waablngformed buyer. The oil soon n"t oU and the product conbecomes rancid. So, the tains more harmful satu· porarily. Most heat treat· but he did not need to do any to, a guy cOmell up to me and ton. manufacturer ad~ hydrogen rated fat than ordinary mellts and even water batbs more than bid the heart 18)'11, "Hey, did you 111 you Q-What 11 the rJ.'""t to peanut oll, making it a cream. Vegetable on often cause a person to Jose water game. The two·spade blcl had Ukad AliceT Well 1 jual had a not c a lor i e s. The water The shownheart 7-9 raise high-card points. ~·• her ' _.._ saturated fat. The oil doesn't means coconut oil. showed four clau·wuo• and .... uld A .. o1a .8. ~-• ""~ weight is quickly regained. separate and the shell life of I've watched many a To foae e:~eess fat, you have hear!.!. It was up to South halal you.'' 'lbllll Uke wilting ~~'"'ba't~~ the product is increased. So housewife carefolly select a .. ' into an elerator without the 81 mf:: iD our country are the fatty deposit.! in the vegetable margarine-avoid- to use more calorlea tban to go. ' you eat and drink. South thought about going elevator· IInce . It coll!ln~~~~t~, boWon. Then he realized that his So, I resorted to a melbod o1 evar, to aerve u a atudat'd partaer knew all ,bout hla finding out what tbe I<OCip Ia of m-y v alue'11 13.714 ., hand and had not Invited a whlcb !las produced dlaaatrous graiDa of pure pia eorre. ,-.·· slam. Hence, It was most un- ~.laabdlhiualneguy!D spondlnl to fl. ' A NICE 01.0 60Y Ukeiy that North would hold find oat w11a1 1 did 1m111 But RXIND MY IVA~L£T Q-Who 1Dt11 the /11'11 BOll ~: t:.~=~re~='!,~~':;; now I blear he Ia ,_..; for Sc011t ONE TIME ... RETURNED to !>«come preftdellt settled for game. pr~ Jobl, Worry lime! G/ the United Sl4tlla1 IT I<.ND WOIJLON'T When s o u 1 h oaw the Do I· frlllll'him, or what? !'in A-Jolm F. X.llllldy. TAKlA dummy, he rea~ there shyer than a rabbit In a panther wu a fair play for the olam cag•, 10·! have to depend DD . but he neaded the diamond friends. - ALL FOULED UP hap""' ....,. ~and 11-111 ' finesse and good break• in Dear All: my ~t.l don'llllta m;y IIIIer the other suits. , Fqet "bad rumor men," ,. Ill)' DIOh '-ljualltata IDJielf. tH..,..,.. ,,,.,,.,,. A....J call4Uce up and .U ber to the Jt..., can I erer ~ it to ber It next dance. If llbe liccspta, ~1111' fo~! And wllat do ldo you're in .... And aa the way now! - HEIPJ lume, casuell;r menuoo thai Our llelp: pr.elleal joker. If n '*-''1 · You're' prob-bly aulferlnc accept - well, maJI!e HE'S from 11111 - ' pill - but not ,.. bid~in1 hu boon: Wat North r...t South lakln/1 her. So try a eouple of ,pregneney,Andlf,uyoua1,11 nunora yourself and letliim do ,wu Ill your 'falilt, llleP 1o1m Pass u p... the Wll'l"ylng, ' from lhis bard '-"' lllll,u.jp P83! 4t Pasa ? And don't give up wilhout .qulet. You'd bwl ~ muell You, South, hold: trying! Remember -llbe liked IIIGI'e than )'OUrWif II JOU 6IIJ8S tAKIU .JII you flrsll -H. If you ARE (ll'tllllllll1 JiiUr , What do you do now? Dear Helen: PIINllllli!UIIt knoW 10 IIIli tho7 .\-Bid four nD•1i"llmp. l:qur 1'1.11)6 arid j111t, plolq ttvp~. C.. , beiP.·~ you. 9elld . me a p~~rtner wouhl u,·e bid · four T~ get even wllb my BIM', 1 ~ 7 lddteaaeij.Jn.. •PMie• U he weren't bt~A!Ited sneaked out with ber boy frUmd ve• andlelfl'll·JII'O'Ide a lfal a1 in ".. m. He tandoubtedlr tau only •.e dub lad all ' o u r who~ 17. Now I'm . .1. At counaellrig aervlc!tl In your poia~ extepa the rlub jatk •~ leaslllhinltlam,thoughltonly area. - H. RAY CROMLEY us1l Hanoi's Dilemma In Cambodia ,---------------------------1 H I H I ! e en e p =~*"~·Adams F . T Cl b Halts Bid at Four Hel.;;· r TIMELY CIUOIES 3. Poor Labeling Another Barrier to Proper Diet ;;;::!:Creel" v.s. ---M· .... _,K_,...,..., ' 2.t. •z worklna:. 3. '*· Raiders Blast 'Skins, 34-20 ! I the OAKLAND (UP!) -A rookie on his way up and a veteran on his way back have i111llllinoled the 1970 prospects of the oakland Raiders. Smiling Ray Cheater, a lrilllanl yo111g tight tlld, and II'Oud fullback llewrltt OiJDn came through witb their Dl08I productive performances of 1970 as the Raiders blistered Wallhlngton, 34-20, Monday Sports Desk Pacers Roll by Chet TannehUl It'll be up ID Bob Slsarl, 150 lb. senior who didn't play foolbaD last ye .. ID lake over lor the injured John Thomas at defenalve millllle guard againal the Gallipolis Blue IJevila Friday nigbl at Marauder Stadium. 'lbll boca finn Monday when Thomas, 1113 lb. junior, was nlled out ot'lhls week's game, and p-obably for the remainder of the aeaooo, by docUirs who were reported undecided as yet whether tD put Thomas' knee In a cast or tight wrap. The gung ho middle i1J8rd, who had stamped hiroself as an aggressive and alert defender through the 8rst ab: games of the seaoon, was injured In U.e Athena game when, defending againal a pa81, he made a quick atop on the turf and, half turned away, was hit by an Athens player .. the knee . Stewart carne in to replace Thomas and did "more than a creditable Job.'' according to lbe coaching staff, colllliderlng that be had been backup tD Thomas all season, and lacked experience. "Stewart was a pleasant surprise," said one of the coaching staff. "He'll get hll chance this week to show us he can do the job." The injury to Thomas was not the only question mark in the MaraUder cimp as the Meigs club comes up to another big game, the affair with Gaillpolia shaping up as critics! in the Marauders' drive ID stay alive in the championship race. The other queation II defenoive safety Chip Haggerty, 132lb. senior, who came on Btrong this year - his second in varsity football - to demonstrate how speed and willingness to hit pays off even "for a UWe guy." Haggerty suffered a concussion In the second quarter against Atliins when be made an open field tackle. He left tbe game under hilown power, but wu hospitalized over the weekend. lllip ,... espected back in school today and his coodltlon was to be reviewed today by Coach <llarley Chancey . Otherwise, there are no injury problems approaching Friday, according to Chancey. AlwaJBin the offing iD the Marauders' defensive lineup from tackle to tackle, should further injuries occur, Is the possibility of moving Mite Custer into Roger Abbott's defensive Iackie posillm, moving Abbott to llnehacker where he performed so tapably laatJBar, and shifting linebacker Ted Lehew into middle guard. • JD Hayes On TOp Aga - . NEW YORK (UPIJ- Woody HayesofOhioStateand Darrell Royal of Texas must feel as if • ell·"-th th eyre!' .... e 1-season. A year ago, Ohio State held ed Pr--l In member Unit ""!' lema· tiona! Board of Co~?es and TeJBS ranked second1 a scant et'•htnnintsbehind Both teams • . r~· · recetved 14 first place votes. ~. f!A,,1,...1Y!li,\hrR'Il\.W'lf. . .liRI!'" ... ~~ ., !lll'lnl,lln~~ .. a of the season, traDed clooely b)' ciooe llird, 20· P1J1n11 behm•l Teus., The !Biekeyes "ere . Texas. ·Nelraska was fourth, ~ iD ·their season finale by followed by Auburn, Air Force, Michigan and Texas polled off Michigan, Stanford, Arkansas one of its miracle finishes tD and Arizonll State to complete beat Arkansas in Its last game the top 10. Five coaches from each of the ... d take the national title. The ....,e Is the same this seven geographies!.,.... of the season, with only some charac- nation compriae the UP! ralings tera chllllf!ed. Ohio State was board. Each week they select rated the nation's No. 1 team the top 10 major college football today .in balloting by the 35- teams, with points awarded on a 11)..9..8.7#4-3-2-1 basi.o on votes from first through lOth. J!AYLOR INJURED INGLEWOOD, Calli. (UP!) Col'ln~ - Elgin Baylor, veteran "'8e (j ·-e~ National Basketball Asaocialion NEW YORK (UPI)- The star, will be lost to the Los United Press lnternatlc.nal top. Angeles Lakers for two ID three ranked major college football teams with first pl5ce votes .....lulu a result of an inflamed and won-lost-fled records in achllles tendon, team physician parentheses. (fifth week). Points Dr. Robert Kerlan announced . . . Teams I. Ohio Sll II<) 14-01 318 Monday. 2. Texas (14) (4-0) 310 Batlor left the Lakers in 3. Notre Dame (5) (S.O) 290 218 Baltimore &mday and flew ~ . Nebraska { 1l (5. 1)..1) S. Auburn (S-0) 168 home to have his sure leg 6. Air Force (6-0) 155 ""amined by Dr. Kerlan. The 1. Michigan (5·0) 155 131 physician placed Baylor's right 8. Stanford 0 -1) 15·1) 9. Arkansas I•·H 60 foot in a cast in order ID give the 10. Arlzana St. (5-0) ._. sore tendon complete rest and II. USC (4-1·1) 35 said it would not be removed for 12. Tennessee 1•·1) 22 13. Mlsslsslppl (4-1) ~ a week or 10 days. 1~. Houston (3-11 8 15. San Diego St. (6-11) 3 16. UCLA 14-2) 2 !1. !Tie) LSU 14-1) 1 SVTIIEIILAND SOW (Tiel Toledo (6.0) 1 ST. LOUIS (UPI)-The St. Lauls Blues of the National Hockey League Mooday purch· AGREE ON SYSTEM ued Bill Slltbi!rland !tom the ATLANTA (UP!) - The Buffalo Sabres.· Cassius Clay-Jerry Quarry The 35-year-old Sutherland II heavyweight fight here next likely ID see action at left wing Monday night will be scored by lor the Blues in place of the two judges and a referee under Injured Ab McDonald and the New York State scorin8 George MorrlsOD. · syatem which gives the victory tD the fighter winning Ule most TWO INVITED 1 rounds. LONDON (UPI)-~C· The scoring system was cio, IIUI'PI'iM wilmer . o! the agreed to MondaJ, endinC a ChampiOO SIWa al' Newmark- week of haggling. Under lhtl el on 'Satur<!41., .alld HoUoot, system, should there be e ije o1 who flnllbed ililrd in the race roWids won, the ~lt ~ behind Nijinsk)', li1've be!l!' be lrokan by an 11dded 1., invited .to r111 in lha Ndv. 1l polnta-per-rotdld syatem. ' . Intlrnallonal R tinmz ~<'."~ . .....,;co,, . . Gr~at" ', CiglljQos SO~OOD .'f.!'AT,., To 4th Win -~~~c~· :a~,~~: night 1n a Nallmal Football League inter<:ooference game. <llester, Oakland's No. I chfl choice, caught eight puaes lor UOyll'ds.lllxon,aneight-yeor veteran nagged by injDrtelllasl sea,..., bolted llld battered hJI way to lot yard& in the first hall bad a game total of IM. "Thia was a helluva team effort," (]lester said afterward. "Dixonwasaomelhingelse. We finally put everything togeth· er." Chester, a Morgan State graduste whu sports a thick mustacbe,long sldeluns and a r1mbling for a masterful 311DD the of only two pasaea from Raiders' first play from scrim· Oaldand quarterback lloeyle mage. DlxoD turned left end on Lamonica in the flrat half. apowersweepandsuddfnlycm a...tor caught miD the se<ond back against the gral.n. He half u tho Raiders got tmo the outraced the Redskin secondary md 1.0!Ie twice In the third ..d made ii!D the nlreme rJglt C(ll8!'llr to put the .game out of corner of the end zone after reach with a big 34-IJ lead. wide receiver Fred Blletnikoff Lamanlca allo connected for delivered a great craek-bad< to11chdownaof21and:Myardo!D Iinck. WIITen Weill and 18 yards tD DiJDn's touchdown run wu I'UIIDing bact (]larUe Smith. foUOwedminutealaterbyWelll' Dbon stunned a record initial touchdown catch as lbe oakland crowd of 51,171 by Raidera took a quiet I~ lead. mated smile, wu tbo! recipient yard wuchdown run But 14-year pro Sonny Jurgensen went to worll for the Redoidnl, ~ 111ly four of 16 firat ball Pualn& attempts. He threw a 311-yard IICOI'Ing bomb to Obarley Taylor and oet up a pair of Oeld goalll by Curt K!qht ID Iaing W1111hiDgloll Wlthin seven polnta ati!ltarmlasinD, •13. Lammica found Welia and Smith for third quarter touchdowna wbUo tbe Oaklaud defenaetoughonediDtheoocond half. Jurgensen bit Jf!ITJ Smltb withaliSoyardTOpauaflerthe dsh ' 0 h s·d Terry Bra aw s t er l e Association defending cham· By MILTON RICHMAN receive tD glorify Your name," Houston and they booesily (ion Indiana Pacers rolled to UPISporla Writer says Pittsburgh's personable 22- believe Terry Bradshaw has come to lead them out of thair fourth straight victory NEW YORK (UPI)- There Is year-old ouperrook. Monday night behind Mel a Terry Bradshaw few people He means il, too. foolbaD's wilderness. Daniels' 31 points, beating tlw know and nobody ever sees. Bradshaw treata the whole Miami Floridlarul, 12UI. The one everybody sees and Doeta'l Jolle about Religion thing rather lntelligenUy. He The Pacers lake !hair ~ABA most people know Is the flip, Terry Bradsahw devotes a !aughts It off ar•d considers it mark to Carolina Wedneaday fun~oving sometimes facetious great deal of his time to the merely one big putoOD. for thair first road game of the strawhaired ldd from Shreve- Fellowship of Christian Athletes young se-.. port who ts pulling in his rookie and religion isn't anything he "They call me a Iotta names Indiana trailed only briefly in season with those long-time jokes about but that's not the like Moses and Superman;' he the first period u ab: Pacers patsies, the Pittsburgh steelers. reason some of the front office says, "and I think it's cute, it's ODce again got ln!D doulie Terry Bradshaw nobody people among the Steelers, who fun, it's flattering . It's good for figures. ever sees l• the one who gets Bradshaw steered to a 7-3 upset the learn. I don't take it ID Bob Netollck)', who missed down on hJI knees 1n hJI room victory over the Houston Oilers heart. I know I'm DOl Mosea." Sunday'sgame, tallied 19 paints every night, clasps his hands in Sundsy, reler tD him as Terry Bradshaw Is something ID trail Daniels. Rogft' BroWD front of him anli prays. "Moses." They call him that the Steelers never had before carded 15, Fred LewfB 12, Art "I say : God, 1 want to be the because they had lost 16 though. He's completely refreBecker 11 and Rick Mount 10for greatest quarterback who ever straight regular season games shing , acutely aware of his the Pacers. played this game and then I'll before their last two back-to- talent for throwing a foolbaD Mack Calvin and Larry Jones use all the honors I'll ever back wins over Buffalo and without being abrasive about it tied for the Floridians high r:._::::___::::._::::::::_:__~~=-=::..:=~~-==:__::::::_~.:__:.:__::=-=:-=:~:.:__:_:_ scorer with 23 markers. Rich Nieman added 13. '!be Pema jumped off ID a 3(). 25 first-period lead and then carried a iill-61 hellliroe margin and increased the score ID 81-71 after three periods. bone honest. llao a Way to Go Bradshaw realizes he has a way to go. He knows what they were saying about him after the Steelers dropped their firsst three ball games. and "They were saying what a bum I was and where is Ibis saviour of ours and when was he goona do it?.'' Bradshaw says. "I didn't say I'd do it this year, but I know I'm gonna do it. I know it." Re lcnows what the game of football II all about. More Important, he knows hiroself. There aren't many like that around. Hardly any at all in fact. Logan at Athens Gall ipolis at Meigs Ironton at Jackson Wellston at Waverly Hannan Trace at North Gallla Kyger Creek at Alexander Green Twp . at Southwestern Eastern at Miller <Saturday ) MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY Ravenswood at Wahama Pt . Pleasant at Ripley Soulh Polnl ot Coal Grove Oak Hill al Rock Hill Fai rland at Ironton St. Joe Vi nlon County at Federal · Hocking Nelsonvill e· York at Bet pre LOS' 1'~~~) Roman Gabriel, the National ?,1 . IJ•·. ·1s Foolball League 's Most Va!IUlble Player last season, did nol sutfer a shoulder separation In the Los Angeles Rams' 31-21 win at Green Bay Sunday as feared , the team announced Monday. X·rays of Gabriel's left shoulder proved negative. It was a contusion. Gabriel injured his shoulder in the first quarter against the Packers. He aggravated it in the third period and had ID leave the game for 10 minutes~ Gabriel is expected to start at Mlnneso~1 next Mondey night, the Rams said. Approximately 100 days free of k I IIi n g frost is required to grow a crop of apr,Ies, according to Encyclopaedia Britannica. 0__ _ Dodge .... CHFMILER AUTHORIZED DEALERS INTRODUCING '71 DODGE CORONE'f myupen~e aceounrt" The full-sized four-door with an lntennedlate-ar price. ' the exper\n ' of l 'lllln~•" o'r Injury, 'plus ' . Only at the Dodge Boys' will you lind the most practical idea lor the family man. '71 Dqdge Coronet. The only car line in America that concentrates eKclusively on four·door stda.os and Wl!fiOns. No stretchad·out two-doOr. 'No cramped compromise. But an honest four·door aesianed to ·be rooiny,, ~omfortable, sood·ltiokine-and low· priced. See it nnw. It's one of the new Dod&e savers that is lurninc the town Into Dc:ldae Ci\y. . ' ' lied Sed. Lammlca fowld • • IIICI Smith f<r third quorttr tolldldoWDI While the Olli•fl'l defense toughened in the-" hall. Juree~ hit Jerry Smilb with a ZJ.yard TO tho outa>me had been decided. I a"'''''ica, 'llbo bit .If ol :r1 passes for 232 yarda, wa• matched by Jll'gfllltll, wilo bit 2<1 of 31 for %32 yards. pMt....,. EARN . 5% PER YEAR ON 6 MONTH CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSI· ·, Minimum Sl ,OOCI.IO Interest Paid Qua At .. Tlto "''"""' Coonty S.vt1111 & Looo Co. 2"SocaodSI. Pomeroy, CHo All Accounts Insured by an Agency of The Federal Government F.S.L.I.C. Up To$20,000.00 Free Gift WITH DEPOSIT OF UOO OR MOR E _________~~~~~~~~~~ Friday 8 Games Soulhern al Glouster ~had befD �l- The Dolly Sentlne!,Micidleport.PDIIJd'OY, 0., Oct.ID, lt10 r----------------~-T----------------------1 IVoice,along Broadway ! "I Just Didn't Hove the Heart to Leave Him in the Pet Shop!" · BY JACK O'BRIAN Geo. George S. Patton m, aoo NEW YORK - Two backers o1 Georae C. Scott, II recovtrtng of "The FantasUcu" seem to from hlp al!l'gery iD Nuremhave dlaappearod: 'lbll will herB, German)' .... Hert'l a notify Everett KiDII that be baa fancy ~r f<r you: The fl,OSCI coming to him (hiJ ann,.! Ski BaD (benelltllig tho checb ca111e bact marked U.S. Ski Team) wtllglve away "addreu unlaunm" the put fl$,0110 1n pr1us- tncln"i"~ a year) and Wendy Ewer Tlllln, &old11'1tcl!f<revery lady .... AU who moved to LDDdon with no coota are underwrittim in· forwarding addreu. Her same- eluding Lester Lanln'a on .... slle check awalta .... Camilla Trlcla Nb:oo'a iDvited to a Sparv ...ho qultactlng When obe wedding - ber boJ lilend wed Herbert Hoover m, u- Speedy Eddie Cox'a bi'Gtller peclsberflratchlldiDAprU .... Howard,aPentqonharfd,woda Etiquette maven Amy Van- Cleveland'• Julia Dem,aey Ocl derblll doesn't care who knon 31. about her facellft: "Everyone The tate Sen. Bob Taft's' in the public eye aboldd lake a lflndclaughter Ann Taft will look at ber face when abe Wid med student Carlton Cooke reaches 10. 'l'l1e Of"' >liaa baa m, o1 Bufflllo .... Pno. Nb:on made all · ~oe difl•" ,,..., !'in said be quaffs a dry marUnl feeling fantasUc.'' . The TV before dinner nigblly and "I public Ia naive: Gt• .Jd Gordon don't care who kn- it.'' .... playa"DoctorBel!: l"on "The PeterlleDalnber,dlrectaraltho Doctors" the daJ!lme .....,. Dlin.ola Dep't. o1 CclmcUon, and geta 100 letters a waek ·- turned down a Mayor I.tndlliy asking medical ad91ce. offer for a top New Yort City The "now" moviea are job .... Just about 211 years ago, mosU;r bombing; and the 1 ' 1ben" fUcU (like "Alrpcrt" and urora I ") are cleaning up .... The 1111er got bad movie reviews but great ODes at the bank .... Anita Laulae'a widower He!U"Y Berger Is bact dating old American 'Couse' For from Lost John W. Gardner, secretary of Health, Education and Welfare in the Johnson administration and chairman of the Urban Coalition, has launched a new organization called "Common Cause." ··Everybody's organized but the people." he states in a full·page ad in the New York Times. "Common Cause" will not be a third party but a third force in American life, "a mighty 'citizen's lobby' concerned not with the ad- vancement of special interests but with the well-being of the nation." No particular interest group can prosper for long if the nation is disintegrating, he points out. Every roup must have an overriding interest in the well -being o the whole society. And disintegrating the nation is. according to Gardner' s bill of parliculars: The air we breathe is foul. The water we drink is iro· pure. Our public schools are in crisis. Our courts cry out wo saw slillB in Miami ordering blacka to Sit in the Back · ao liroel do change black tennll c;iwnp Atlbur Albe j1111lwu ai&ned u tennio director Of the smart Daral Country Club down there. ' Eiolae Lin turned down a lortune iDa runniDC role on the Bill Cosby TV ll8rlell in order 1D q~~ce~~trate .. hlr fllle lllqing ~: the acliiC can eome later .... The ABC nehr«l c1eoerv.. a ama11 pat oo the mike: .11 has a daUy program of jual the da7'1 happier lfull, called naturally enough, "Good Newa" .... Nothlna wronc with actar Robert Boob' eyes: H•'• aeeiDg sineer Nancy Wlllon .... Notorious hippie leader Ia threatening to ~Drier-wrench rock fesllvlla If they don't lddl in for hil cauoe; aM tHat's nlorlloD .... The new 'l'b!lrsda)''s 21 club II open 14 houn a da7 - with dlnin& and danelni all thel time. radio for reform. Race conflict is deepening. Unemployment is rising. Wherever you touch the public process in this country today, he says, almost without exception you find a failure of performance : State governments are mosUy feeble . City government is archaic. Congress is in grave need of overhaul The parties are virtually useless as instruments of the popular will. Therf!' must be a major reordering o! national priorities. he says. The problems of poverty and race must be among our first concerns. We need new solutions in housing, employment, education, health, consumer protection, envi, ronment, family ploDDing, law enforcement and the admin· i.stration of justice. "We are not the people we set out to be," Gardner conmovie stars: Loretta Younc, cludes. "We have not lived by the values we profess to ~ Turner, Jane Ruuell and honor. And we will never get back on course until we take Liz Scott - all in one waek .... some tough, realistic steps to revitalize our instituti'>DS. We had better get on with it." Hotdog vender at l.eJdniton " 55th baa this oign on hiJWiflon : A challengin~ proposal, indeed, is "Common Cause." 11 By RAY CROMLEY 1 love My Mother. Remember Unfortunately, m the view of one critic, it runs afoul of a IJARIIS NEA Washington Corrtsp011dlftl few basic facts of life. I I when everyone used to say By PHIL PASTORET "It is a forlorn hope that any organization can expect to superimpose from the top any reordering of national pribaa Where do the road repair WASHINGTON (NEA) otities,'' says J . Reid Hambrick, professor of law at crews David Froot's upecled to Go disappear to right 1 Persi•tent reports from contacts iD uveral Far East George Washington University. after election time? I By Helen Bolte! Public as "David Para- oountriea suggest !hat Hanoi u in real trouble iD Cambodia. 11 dine I "This is a development that can only percolate up from Ltd." on tbe • • • • It's not military weakness. There's slill a general belief the boitom. This aspect of 'the system' is the solid rock of The kid who thinks Help Us!, 11 welcunes Llugha London exchange .... Gene YOUTH ASKED FOR IT! Hanoi can take Cambodia milltarUy any time It wants to a free people." every day should have a but won't dodge a serious H~ckman and wife, who pay the price in men and material moved dowa the land This column Is for young The popular will is not being frustrated, say• Hamfresh beginning had bel· split wblle be wu fllminc and river routes through Laos. people, their problems and brick. It's just not there, at least for doing things as fast ter not try it at our house. quesijon with a brual>off. "Doctors Wiveo," are liOCOIId as some would like. Hanoi's problem is strategic. pleasures, their troubles and Send your teenage quesijons honeymoonlnB • • • John DonIf North Vietnam doesn't take Cambodia, its anples face It is an Hlusion to say that "every froup must have an Best training in the world fun. As with the I'Oit of Helen to YOUTH ASKED FOR IT, ner' "Portralta.-.;f Women ,. continuous batHes from the rear wblcb eat op bard-tooverriding interest in the well-being o the whole society," for sprinters: Try crossing care of Helen Help IJS! this ....:._.. on pornOfll'IPby' (: he counters. There is no such thing as the public interest. the street before the sign WIN AT BRIDGE newspaper. come-by ammunition, arma Bod I!'.Jl~and tie ·dawn a glnunl • -•- the 1 There are only private interests, competing special inter- changes to "Don't walk." trDOpl fendlll& DON'T FENCE IDM IN C& to .,,.. .,.,... ), aizable proportion of Hanoi's npedlt est.! struggling for the upper hand. off the Cambodians on one side while ftgbtlng the Soutli was banned in Ha1sint1 - but • • • Orcmg WO· U Dear Helen: approved in Boston and obyed VietnaDieae on the other. It is relatively easy, he says, to sit in the ivory towers An optimist iB a fellow , Dave Is 18, I'm 16. We've been of intellectual contemplation and formulate in general If Hanoi does take Cambodia, its armies must use even who con.siders frecklt3 to sort of ~aged for seven by the~· s. C..loms .... Stalus more supplies and the northerners are then faced with terms what might be dqne about ali the problems listed by be nothing more than months. We'll be married when vehicle. Bennett Cerfnow ratas OCCIJPyiDg and policing a hostile nation. For the North Gardner. But it 1s a different story when one goes out into spotty suntan. By Oswold & James Jacob• • through hool hil own private elevator at bla Vietnamese do not have the trained Cambodian cadre to the country and talks to the people in ali their diversity. ' we re sc . sky office Bennett' They are engrossed in other lhin~s. aDd it is a marvel that govern this land peacefully. There is no trained under· ,.--N O R 111----zo--. Last week he mel a girl w!.. new~ "Tb~'"sound o~ ground we ever accomplish anything wtth our big national prob· political organization ouch 81 Ho Chi Minh bad says she Ukes him and sh.. " Laughter" more than j1IIUfles slow!~ and carefully built up in South Vietnam before at· lems. ing butter. If the vegetable • KQ 8 trytng ID break us up. He allll tie the As for the charge that we are not living "by the values oil has been h~drogenated • J 15 4 says he Ioven me and ant. to •18 tl • funny all 11'1Y .... temptlllg a takOH>Ver. we/rofess to honor," Hambrick replies that nobody ever you may be getting as much tQ93 2 w lt'ahll16th. Hanoi'a major problem Is that her agents have not been • 64 keep on going with me. But he Sal dor Dall used bls able to win over any iroportant part of the population. sai we would live by them. saturated fat as there is in also wanta to see this other girl. va am "They are ideals to which we profess to be tending. And buller. The Nortb Vietnamese, even wltb Prinet! Slhanouk'a help, WEST EAST He figures It won'llast long, 81 guesla at a dinner party by we are aUU.I]gading in that direction·~Olll. 1 am, afraid How do you •.elect a &ood ;~: have not attracted more than a handful of men with top~ ;!f1;6 ~ 3 lwt~ what be feellll pity ealingafour.JDchflah-llve .... that 'Cil\iilll'lJI.Calise' is not a w~..,o ~ entel:llrise:'! ·:margarine? Find ·?'le \1~ '' •li'7s' Jlll"11er;: · NojetlllllrCI!fJ~:IIe ~~~·~~=~~~·~~~~?f..~~~~~ .~ If th\ij .touhds like a brief for "muddling through " 't are sevelill) mall~ 6r-con\ otl '•Ks• +J 10 2 ' he's taking her to the just bou!iht (tor~<IOO) a World Ulr:ewile, Hanoi and Slbanouk have attr.eted almoat 110M might be added that we need only look to those countri:s or safflower oil. The softest • A 9 a3 SOUTH (D) dsnce Saturday night whiie I War U Tiger . th training of the upper and middle level (or lower level) bureaucracy, where policies and priorities and solutions are imposed one ordinarrl room te_mfrom the top, where there are no selfish private interests ffura ure usua Y contams • A2 slay home. He's going ID spend plane .... Nlx011 favorite Brig. military or buaineu management, ezcept withla the larga e most unsaturated }a~; but only one overridiug public interest as interpreted by resident North VIetnamese population there. • AKQ6 the dey with me, however. the state managers, to find evidence that the American These are usually the tub t AJ8 ADd there Is dlasell81011 within their own ranks. • K Q 15 I pretend that I don't mind, system is not the total failure some intellectuals claim it is . msaafflrgame spreads of corn or ower oil. The NOrth Vletnameae mistrust Slhanouk. He doesn't and I've told Dave I'll walt unW North -South vulnerable get along well wltb the rebel tribesmen be's tiJPpoaed to Then there is the problem Wesl North Eaat South he get. over this, but inside, I'm be beading. There are reporllthrougb Fnncb aourcea that falling aparl LAWRENCE E LAMB with bakery products. AI· the Red Khmers at a meellnl In Clilna In AuguJt had re· · • M· D · most all of them contain Pass Pass 2N.T. ~· Am I playing II right! I get personal attention fused flaUy to accept Slbannuk'a leadership. saturated fats or hydrogen- PaiS Pass GETriNG HURT that far ou!ltriJII my lm· p,,. ated vegetable oils I same In any event, the Red Khmers, who are tbe base for Pass p.,. Dear G.H.: portance. The Army II by· whatever indigenous support thing) and egg yolks. Don't p.,. Slbanouk and North Vle!Dam Y101're playing II sweet and percllllcioua about me. buy any bakery product ex· have In Cambodia, probably number leas than 1.000 Opening lead-• 2 kind, but I'm DOl sure you're -War correlfJO'Ideftt llobct1 actlvista. cept bread-unless you know Ridenhour of Dlwatch what it contains. You'll be playing It RIGHT. In seven Neither North VIetnam nor Slbanouk are getting 8111 in JACOBY MODERN, the months you two should have News Service ill Viel.....,., appreciable better off cooking your own 10 far u can be dlacovered, lrom iecret whole letter·wrltinll cam- sympathizersaid,within and using unsaturated fats only forcing opening bid is gone past pi-etenae and Into the Lon No! povernment. But auch By LAWRENCE E. LAMB, M.D. paign aa an ez.GI hehled might not show up UDtll where fat is necessary. The two clubs. It is made with honesty. Yet Dave comea up tbe tide o battle turnad clearly any hand that is a regular Orltlfl about inveatigalfoll in Hanoi's fav~r. same thing applies to cake of the alleged My Lai and cookie mixes. Unless standard American two-bid with the "pity" btl, "hile you The rebel tribesmen also do 1101 pt along well wllb the m4114Crf. Despite all the knowledge you are certain what they in any suit or with certain hide your true foellnga. North Vletnameae, who regard them aa rllClal illferlora no-trump hands. very strong that has been accumulated people who eat it. Why don't you level with each contain--don't buy them. and make no aecret of their feelings. about food, you will slill Whenever the label reads That is one way to get the The first response is based other? Let Dave know that, Man's duty II not to be a Slbaaouk and North VIetnam are having no better luct have trouble a p pI y i :ill "partially hydrogenated" it manufacturer to p r e par e entirely on high-card points although you understand, you hero, wbich Ia making a abroad. when you go shopping. ? means the manufacturer has healthy products aDd label in accordance with t h i s virtue of IIIIHry, and not to are also hurtin' - and perhalll Because foods are in • been making your food less them properly. table : two diamonds o-3, two the beat ID fa lhis 11 IUS be a aalllt, which Ia makinl a The forelflll mialsters of 50 countries meet· quately labeled. Often it is healtby. You can't tell just hearts 4-6, two spades 7-11, way ce iDg iD Lusw, Zambia, iD refuaed to admit mlaery of virtue. It IIIIOiely Finally there is the frozen impossible to tell if a given bow much fat has beell food disaster. Even healthy two no-trump t0-12 and three way: By dating elle. to become wile. Slhanouk's Royal Govemmellt of Natloual Union 11 the food oontaiDs saturated or changed to harmful satu- vegetables are often clubs 13 points or more. Can you scare up in "u" '"' -MCIIII Sperber, Europoan legal government of Cambodia, Uiougb the prblce'a p!Ople UIUialurated fat. Manufac- rated !au, either. A truth in "creamed" or cooked in buthad arrived early and lobbied with vigor. The beavlelt the first rebid idelltlfies short DOUce? Jl'liChologUt. turers have altered many packaging law is fine but ter sauces-an invitation to the opening hand. Thus, When oppo~IUon to Slbanouk apparently came from the IadQo the lour ol you meet at , Datura! foods, making them what we really need is a artery disease. Buy only South's two no-trump rebid the dance, nealana and Malayalalll. well - could be ~--14~- healtby. .. truth in contents'' law. those without sauces. Watch show•d a 23· nr 2<1-poiDt DO· you'll change partnera .. .. QUICK QUIZ Tbe Soviet tovernment baa conalstenUy refused to rec:. ut'a look at what has hap· Then there is the unsus- out for the frozen fruits if trump hand. North's three eopeclaily If you keep . on ognize Slbaaoidt. Moat of Moscow's East Europepn aWea ~ peued to peanut butter. Pea· pecting housewife who buys you want to a vaid calories clubs. was Stayman to ask piJylng 11 honest · H have followed Its lead iD maiDtaining Ilea wltli -Lon No!. · nut oil naturally has some a cream substitute for cof- from sugar. They are olten South if be held a four..,ard ~-· Hele Q-Doe~ the JIIJg flv •- · Cambodia II the llrat major test of Prealdent Nb:on'i..., over the White HOUle only doctrine UIUiaturated fat in it. But if fee. It says Jt is made of packed in sugar. major suit. South bid three .,..... n: of belplnfl beleaguered COUD!riOI but expecting whel! the Prclident Is in it Is left to iu natural sta'te vegetable oil and, of course hearts aDd North raised to 1 thought! ,... In good with • • • troops to carry the brunt of tha battle wltb American their the peanut oil rises to the top that is better than the satu: four . this girl but now I am cruslled. Waahiftgton, D.C.? Dear Doctor Will sauna aid but without U.S. ground forcea. Althlnga look DOW It Ia A-No, It fiiea over the of the jar, not looking nearly rated fat in cream. But wait! baths help you reduce? He was well aware that Acoupleoldayobaforead&nce on Hanoi's bact. There's a good cbaace It may paJ off. Wbite H.- wbether or Dot as attractive to the unin. Usually it is made with cocobe a heart slam which 111'11 plannlnc to .U her there might Dear Reader Only temthe President Ia in Waablngformed buyer. The oil soon n"t oU and the product conbecomes rancid. So, the tains more harmful satu· porarily. Most heat treat· but he did not need to do any to, a guy cOmell up to me and ton. manufacturer ad~ hydrogen rated fat than ordinary mellts and even water batbs more than bid the heart 18)'11, "Hey, did you 111 you Q-What 11 the rJ.'""t to peanut oll, making it a cream. Vegetable on often cause a person to Jose water game. The two·spade blcl had Ukad AliceT Well 1 jual had a not c a lor i e s. The water The shownheart 7-9 raise high-card points. ~·• her ' _.._ saturated fat. The oil doesn't means coconut oil. showed four clau·wuo• and .... uld A .. o1a .8. ~-• ""~ weight is quickly regained. separate and the shell life of I've watched many a To foae e:~eess fat, you have hear!.!. It was up to South halal you.'' 'lbllll Uke wilting ~~'"'ba't~~ the product is increased. So housewife carefolly select a .. ' into an elerator without the 81 mf:: iD our country are the fatty deposit.! in the vegetable margarine-avoid- to use more calorlea tban to go. ' you eat and drink. South thought about going elevator· IInce . It coll!ln~~~~t~, boWon. Then he realized that his So, I resorted to a melbod o1 evar, to aerve u a atudat'd partaer knew all ,bout hla finding out what tbe I<OCip Ia of m-y v alue'11 13.714 ., hand and had not Invited a whlcb !las produced dlaaatrous graiDa of pure pia eorre. ,-.·· slam. Hence, It was most un- ~.laabdlhiualneguy!D spondlnl to fl. ' A NICE 01.0 60Y Ukeiy that North would hold find oat w11a1 1 did 1m111 But RXIND MY IVA~L£T Q-Who 1Dt11 the /11'11 BOll ~: t:.~=~re~='!,~~':;; now I blear he Ia ,_..; for Sc011t ONE TIME ... RETURNED to !>«come preftdellt settled for game. pr~ Jobl, Worry lime! G/ the United Sl4tlla1 IT I<.ND WOIJLON'T When s o u 1 h oaw the Do I· frlllll'him, or what? !'in A-Jolm F. X.llllldy. TAKlA dummy, he rea~ there shyer than a rabbit In a panther wu a fair play for the olam cag•, 10·! have to depend DD . but he neaded the diamond friends. - ALL FOULED UP hap""' ....,. ~and 11-111 ' finesse and good break• in Dear All: my ~t.l don'llllta m;y IIIIer the other suits. , Fqet "bad rumor men," ,. Ill)' DIOh '-ljualltata IDJielf. tH..,..,.. ,,,.,,.,,. A....J call4Uce up and .U ber to the Jt..., can I erer ~ it to ber It next dance. If llbe liccspta, ~1111' fo~! And wllat do ldo you're in .... And aa the way now! - HEIPJ lume, casuell;r menuoo thai Our llelp: pr.elleal joker. If n '*-''1 · You're' prob-bly aulferlnc accept - well, maJI!e HE'S from 11111 - ' pill - but not ,.. bid~in1 hu boon: Wat North r...t South lakln/1 her. So try a eouple of ,pregneney,Andlf,uyoua1,11 nunora yourself and letliim do ,wu Ill your 'falilt, llleP 1o1m Pass u p... the Wll'l"ylng, ' from lhis bard '-"' lllll,u.jp P83! 4t Pasa ? And don't give up wilhout .qulet. You'd bwl ~ muell You, South, hold: trying! Remember -llbe liked IIIGI'e than )'OUrWif II JOU 6IIJ8S tAKIU .JII you flrsll -H. If you ARE (ll'tllllllll1 JiiUr , What do you do now? Dear Helen: PIINllllli!UIIt knoW 10 IIIli tho7 .\-Bid four nD•1i"llmp. l:qur 1'1.11)6 arid j111t, plolq ttvp~. C.. , beiP.·~ you. 9elld . me a p~~rtner wouhl u,·e bid · four T~ get even wllb my BIM', 1 ~ 7 lddteaaeij.Jn.. •PMie• U he weren't bt~A!Ited sneaked out with ber boy frUmd ve• andlelfl'll·JII'O'Ide a lfal a1 in ".. m. He tandoubtedlr tau only •.e dub lad all ' o u r who~ 17. Now I'm . .1. At counaellrig aervlc!tl In your poia~ extepa the rlub jatk •~ leaslllhinltlam,thoughltonly area. - H. RAY CROMLEY us1l Hanoi's Dilemma In Cambodia ,---------------------------1 H I H I ! e en e p =~*"~·Adams F . T Cl b Halts Bid at Four Hel.;;· r TIMELY CIUOIES 3. Poor Labeling Another Barrier to Proper Diet ;;;::!:Creel" v.s. ---M· .... _,K_,...,..., ' 2.t. •z worklna:. 3. '*· Raiders Blast 'Skins, 34-20 ! I the OAKLAND (UP!) -A rookie on his way up and a veteran on his way back have i111llllinoled the 1970 prospects of the oakland Raiders. Smiling Ray Cheater, a lrilllanl yo111g tight tlld, and II'Oud fullback llewrltt OiJDn came through witb their Dl08I productive performances of 1970 as the Raiders blistered Wallhlngton, 34-20, Monday Sports Desk Pacers Roll by Chet TannehUl It'll be up ID Bob Slsarl, 150 lb. senior who didn't play foolbaD last ye .. ID lake over lor the injured John Thomas at defenalve millllle guard againal the Gallipolis Blue IJevila Friday nigbl at Marauder Stadium. 'lbll boca finn Monday when Thomas, 1113 lb. junior, was nlled out ot'lhls week's game, and p-obably for the remainder of the aeaooo, by docUirs who were reported undecided as yet whether tD put Thomas' knee In a cast or tight wrap. The gung ho middle i1J8rd, who had stamped hiroself as an aggressive and alert defender through the 8rst ab: games of the seaoon, was injured In U.e Athena game when, defending againal a pa81, he made a quick atop on the turf and, half turned away, was hit by an Athens player .. the knee . Stewart carne in to replace Thomas and did "more than a creditable Job.'' according to lbe coaching staff, colllliderlng that be had been backup tD Thomas all season, and lacked experience. "Stewart was a pleasant surprise," said one of the coaching staff. "He'll get hll chance this week to show us he can do the job." The injury to Thomas was not the only question mark in the MaraUder cimp as the Meigs club comes up to another big game, the affair with Gaillpolia shaping up as critics! in the Marauders' drive ID stay alive in the championship race. The other queation II defenoive safety Chip Haggerty, 132lb. senior, who came on Btrong this year - his second in varsity football - to demonstrate how speed and willingness to hit pays off even "for a UWe guy." Haggerty suffered a concussion In the second quarter against Atliins when be made an open field tackle. He left tbe game under hilown power, but wu hospitalized over the weekend. lllip ,... espected back in school today and his coodltlon was to be reviewed today by Coach <llarley Chancey . Otherwise, there are no injury problems approaching Friday, according to Chancey. AlwaJBin the offing iD the Marauders' defensive lineup from tackle to tackle, should further injuries occur, Is the possibility of moving Mite Custer into Roger Abbott's defensive Iackie posillm, moving Abbott to llnehacker where he performed so tapably laatJBar, and shifting linebacker Ted Lehew into middle guard. • JD Hayes On TOp Aga - . NEW YORK (UPIJ- Woody HayesofOhioStateand Darrell Royal of Texas must feel as if • ell·"-th th eyre!' .... e 1-season. A year ago, Ohio State held ed Pr--l In member Unit ""!' lema· tiona! Board of Co~?es and TeJBS ranked second1 a scant et'•htnnintsbehind Both teams • . r~· · recetved 14 first place votes. ~. f!A,,1,...1Y!li,\hrR'Il\.W'lf. . .liRI!'" ... ~~ ., !lll'lnl,lln~~ .. a of the season, traDed clooely b)' ciooe llird, 20· P1J1n11 behm•l Teus., The !Biekeyes "ere . Texas. ·Nelraska was fourth, ~ iD ·their season finale by followed by Auburn, Air Force, Michigan and Texas polled off Michigan, Stanford, Arkansas one of its miracle finishes tD and Arizonll State to complete beat Arkansas in Its last game the top 10. Five coaches from each of the ... d take the national title. The ....,e Is the same this seven geographies!.,.... of the season, with only some charac- nation compriae the UP! ralings tera chllllf!ed. Ohio State was board. Each week they select rated the nation's No. 1 team the top 10 major college football today .in balloting by the 35- teams, with points awarded on a 11)..9..8.7#4-3-2-1 basi.o on votes from first through lOth. J!AYLOR INJURED INGLEWOOD, Calli. (UP!) Col'ln~ - Elgin Baylor, veteran "'8e (j ·-e~ National Basketball Asaocialion NEW YORK (UPI)- The star, will be lost to the Los United Press lnternatlc.nal top. Angeles Lakers for two ID three ranked major college football teams with first pl5ce votes .....lulu a result of an inflamed and won-lost-fled records in achllles tendon, team physician parentheses. (fifth week). Points Dr. Robert Kerlan announced . . . Teams I. Ohio Sll II<) 14-01 318 Monday. 2. Texas (14) (4-0) 310 Batlor left the Lakers in 3. Notre Dame (5) (S.O) 290 218 Baltimore &mday and flew ~ . Nebraska { 1l (5. 1)..1) S. Auburn (S-0) 168 home to have his sure leg 6. Air Force (6-0) 155 ""amined by Dr. Kerlan. The 1. Michigan (5·0) 155 131 physician placed Baylor's right 8. Stanford 0 -1) 15·1) 9. Arkansas I•·H 60 foot in a cast in order ID give the 10. Arlzana St. (5-0) ._. sore tendon complete rest and II. USC (4-1·1) 35 said it would not be removed for 12. Tennessee 1•·1) 22 13. Mlsslsslppl (4-1) ~ a week or 10 days. 1~. Houston (3-11 8 15. San Diego St. (6-11) 3 16. UCLA 14-2) 2 !1. !Tie) LSU 14-1) 1 SVTIIEIILAND SOW (Tiel Toledo (6.0) 1 ST. LOUIS (UPI)-The St. Lauls Blues of the National Hockey League Mooday purch· AGREE ON SYSTEM ued Bill Slltbi!rland !tom the ATLANTA (UP!) - The Buffalo Sabres.· Cassius Clay-Jerry Quarry The 35-year-old Sutherland II heavyweight fight here next likely ID see action at left wing Monday night will be scored by lor the Blues in place of the two judges and a referee under Injured Ab McDonald and the New York State scorin8 George MorrlsOD. · syatem which gives the victory tD the fighter winning Ule most TWO INVITED 1 rounds. LONDON (UPI)-~C· The scoring system was cio, IIUI'PI'iM wilmer . o! the agreed to MondaJ, endinC a ChampiOO SIWa al' Newmark- week of haggling. Under lhtl el on 'Satur<!41., .alld HoUoot, system, should there be e ije o1 who flnllbed ililrd in the race roWids won, the ~lt ~ behind Nijinsk)', li1've be!l!' be lrokan by an 11dded 1., invited .to r111 in lha Ndv. 1l polnta-per-rotdld syatem. ' . Intlrnallonal R tinmz ~<'."~ . .....,;co,, . . Gr~at" ', CiglljQos SO~OOD .'f.!'AT,., To 4th Win -~~~c~· :a~,~~: night 1n a Nallmal Football League inter<:ooference game. <llester, Oakland's No. I chfl choice, caught eight puaes lor UOyll'ds.lllxon,aneight-yeor veteran nagged by injDrtelllasl sea,..., bolted llld battered hJI way to lot yard& in the first hall bad a game total of IM. "Thia was a helluva team effort," (]lester said afterward. "Dixonwasaomelhingelse. We finally put everything togeth· er." Chester, a Morgan State graduste whu sports a thick mustacbe,long sldeluns and a r1mbling for a masterful 311DD the of only two pasaea from Raiders' first play from scrim· Oaldand quarterback lloeyle mage. DlxoD turned left end on Lamonica in the flrat half. apowersweepandsuddfnlycm a...tor caught miD the se<ond back against the gral.n. He half u tho Raiders got tmo the outraced the Redskin secondary md 1.0!Ie twice In the third ..d made ii!D the nlreme rJglt C(ll8!'llr to put the .game out of corner of the end zone after reach with a big 34-IJ lead. wide receiver Fred Blletnikoff Lamanlca allo connected for delivered a great craek-bad< to11chdownaof21and:Myardo!D Iinck. WIITen Weill and 18 yards tD DiJDn's touchdown run wu I'UIIDing bact (]larUe Smith. foUOwedminutealaterbyWelll' Dbon stunned a record initial touchdown catch as lbe oakland crowd of 51,171 by Raidera took a quiet I~ lead. mated smile, wu tbo! recipient yard wuchdown run But 14-year pro Sonny Jurgensen went to worll for the Redoidnl, ~ 111ly four of 16 firat ball Pualn& attempts. He threw a 311-yard IICOI'Ing bomb to Obarley Taylor and oet up a pair of Oeld goalll by Curt K!qht ID Iaing W1111hiDgloll Wlthin seven polnta ati!ltarmlasinD, •13. Lammica found Welia and Smith for third quarter touchdowna wbUo tbe Oaklaud defenaetoughonediDtheoocond half. Jurgensen bit Jf!ITJ Smltb withaliSoyardTOpauaflerthe dsh ' 0 h s·d Terry Bra aw s t er l e Association defending cham· By MILTON RICHMAN receive tD glorify Your name," Houston and they booesily (ion Indiana Pacers rolled to UPISporla Writer says Pittsburgh's personable 22- believe Terry Bradshaw has come to lead them out of thair fourth straight victory NEW YORK (UPI)- There Is year-old ouperrook. Monday night behind Mel a Terry Bradshaw few people He means il, too. foolbaD's wilderness. Daniels' 31 points, beating tlw know and nobody ever sees. Bradshaw treata the whole Miami Floridlarul, 12UI. The one everybody sees and Doeta'l Jolle about Religion thing rather lntelligenUy. He The Pacers lake !hair ~ABA most people know Is the flip, Terry Bradsahw devotes a !aughts It off ar•d considers it mark to Carolina Wedneaday fun~oving sometimes facetious great deal of his time to the merely one big putoOD. for thair first road game of the strawhaired ldd from Shreve- Fellowship of Christian Athletes young se-.. port who ts pulling in his rookie and religion isn't anything he "They call me a Iotta names Indiana trailed only briefly in season with those long-time jokes about but that's not the like Moses and Superman;' he the first period u ab: Pacers patsies, the Pittsburgh steelers. reason some of the front office says, "and I think it's cute, it's ODce again got ln!D doulie Terry Bradshaw nobody people among the Steelers, who fun, it's flattering . It's good for figures. ever sees l• the one who gets Bradshaw steered to a 7-3 upset the learn. I don't take it ID Bob Netollck)', who missed down on hJI knees 1n hJI room victory over the Houston Oilers heart. I know I'm DOl Mosea." Sunday'sgame, tallied 19 paints every night, clasps his hands in Sundsy, reler tD him as Terry Bradshaw Is something ID trail Daniels. Rogft' BroWD front of him anli prays. "Moses." They call him that the Steelers never had before carded 15, Fred LewfB 12, Art "I say : God, 1 want to be the because they had lost 16 though. He's completely refreBecker 11 and Rick Mount 10for greatest quarterback who ever straight regular season games shing , acutely aware of his the Pacers. played this game and then I'll before their last two back-to- talent for throwing a foolbaD Mack Calvin and Larry Jones use all the honors I'll ever back wins over Buffalo and without being abrasive about it tied for the Floridians high r:._::::___::::._::::::::_:__~~=-=::..:=~~-==:__::::::_~.:__:.:__::=-=:-=:~:.:__:_:_ scorer with 23 markers. Rich Nieman added 13. '!be Pema jumped off ID a 3(). 25 first-period lead and then carried a iill-61 hellliroe margin and increased the score ID 81-71 after three periods. bone honest. llao a Way to Go Bradshaw realizes he has a way to go. He knows what they were saying about him after the Steelers dropped their firsst three ball games. and "They were saying what a bum I was and where is Ibis saviour of ours and when was he goona do it?.'' Bradshaw says. "I didn't say I'd do it this year, but I know I'm gonna do it. I know it." Re lcnows what the game of football II all about. More Important, he knows hiroself. There aren't many like that around. Hardly any at all in fact. Logan at Athens Gall ipolis at Meigs Ironton at Jackson Wellston at Waverly Hannan Trace at North Gallla Kyger Creek at Alexander Green Twp . at Southwestern Eastern at Miller <Saturday ) MIDDLEPORT-POMEROY Ravenswood at Wahama Pt . Pleasant at Ripley Soulh Polnl ot Coal Grove Oak Hill al Rock Hill Fai rland at Ironton St. Joe Vi nlon County at Federal · Hocking Nelsonvill e· York at Bet pre LOS' 1'~~~) Roman Gabriel, the National ?,1 . IJ•·. ·1s Foolball League 's Most Va!IUlble Player last season, did nol sutfer a shoulder separation In the Los Angeles Rams' 31-21 win at Green Bay Sunday as feared , the team announced Monday. X·rays of Gabriel's left shoulder proved negative. It was a contusion. Gabriel injured his shoulder in the first quarter against the Packers. He aggravated it in the third period and had ID leave the game for 10 minutes~ Gabriel is expected to start at Mlnneso~1 next Mondey night, the Rams said. Approximately 100 days free of k I IIi n g frost is required to grow a crop of apr,Ies, according to Encyclopaedia Britannica. 0__ _ Dodge .... CHFMILER AUTHORIZED DEALERS INTRODUCING '71 DODGE CORONE'f myupen~e aceounrt" The full-sized four-door with an lntennedlate-ar price. ' the exper\n ' of l 'lllln~•" o'r Injury, 'plus ' . Only at the Dodge Boys' will you lind the most practical idea lor the family man. '71 Dqdge Coronet. The only car line in America that concentrates eKclusively on four·door stda.os and Wl!fiOns. No stretchad·out two-doOr. 'No cramped compromise. But an honest four·door aesianed to ·be rooiny,, ~omfortable, sood·ltiokine-and low· priced. See it nnw. It's one of the new Dod&e savers that is lurninc the town Into Dc:ldae Ci\y. . ' ' lied Sed. Lammlca fowld • • IIICI Smith f<r third quorttr tolldldoWDI While the Olli•fl'l defense toughened in the-" hall. Juree~ hit Jerry Smilb with a ZJ.yard TO tho outa>me had been decided. I a"'''''ica, 'llbo bit .If ol :r1 passes for 232 yarda, wa• matched by Jll'gfllltll, wilo bit 2<1 of 31 for %32 yards. pMt....,. EARN . 5% PER YEAR ON 6 MONTH CERTIFICATES OF DEPOSI· ·, Minimum Sl ,OOCI.IO Interest Paid Qua At .. Tlto "''"""' Coonty S.vt1111 & Looo Co. 2"SocaodSI. Pomeroy, CHo All Accounts Insured by an Agency of The Federal Government F.S.L.I.C. Up To$20,000.00 Free Gift WITH DEPOSIT OF UOO OR MOR E _________~~~~~~~~~~ Friday 8 Games Soulhern al Glouster ~had befD �.,.. ·' ·' ·~'lc~'!\<1:~~~ Q...,_.l:o.- Pro --~"8• . ](",.,': , l \ •~'<'· AMMtl~ '"'.)'\ . ~ ttinnia.tourn!lf!IOnt. Richey 1fll . accumulated 0 points In the plllyed. • i~===~~==~::~~==~~:::;;;::~ •r un-l'ltiiiii .....NI , , ..-.~"~ . . IUPI)~ - The ' lilt lliloiiiV . Ill W, L Pet, 91 . ~ . 1tcWa1eo1 to be Vlrglnt• riiii~J•-iut l<triiUCky 2~ t1.GOD I .w ... .~ , . .., da ....... wtlll>o fh>'ldltnt 1t lli ..lt!ol. . , . - tart. Pltlaburgt. 1 . . ... .......... Jieally 'l'nlll, • New York · 11'1 llni1 0I 2.GOD2 . iftltid to ~ the C.rollna W.l U,......_l tladlum, aold w. L ·Pet. Amorlcu Billrllo Rubber lndlona • • 1.000 ... Ct. flit·' at IIGIIoa wu Utoh 1 0 1.GOD .11'1 '· ! ..L> •, ...._.to ~--•• Mimphls 0 0 .IIQO 2 Too 1 .0110 Ill> · Tt,W , !eel of tile DonVOI'- : ~"'000 ,... 1)1Uiellcl .~,m, lndtono 12S F.lari~¥'J 97 . ~,!)'• l,rm mODofoetarea I·~ Ken n.waU of ·Australia In the P!O;OOO ~ Grand l'rl:l A dllplay of - . ud reeordo u dltllll lid eMr. ...... rr... tile · · - " Eddy Edlloalor wuiOOd , 1·m l'lkbJa Ia 11tr preteatiU•• ar 1 reeeat llfllllq· o1 tile MeJp TOPII by Mn. VHmo 11• bot*n. Mn. - . . . -low.......h roelpeo for I •*""""!jll...,_ . ,--· _..., T-=· '. ....,..1'!t!f, '""'' Uko lljll)lll New Ycx·k 11 ~ KeniUCky -' FtllrldiM ,~ NFL stii~ ., untlld l'roll~!WI AIMrtwo~ Eolt W L. • .., Cl&velend Houston Pittsburgh Onclnnell '•• '. Denver ; l<llnsas Ctty Ooklond Son DIOIO l • . Ctnlrol - ' , .NEW YORK (UP!) l 1 1 o .41!0 T. 0 o 0 0 .Q - •4 1 0D. .1110 320.600 ... Carson Crow's Decision .2JO Made CoachHessHanny::.~~~E~ rr Bll~more Chicago Las ~In San Francisco , Atlanta • ~=~-:,r.:~~ :J ·~ :•, :: ~ ~ ~ :• · ~ ' ~ -~In-~.·· said Crow, "bat I think we11 have a good line filii year." A civil war buff, carson spent the swruner working in his lather Fred's law office in hometown Pomeroy. ''I interviewed clients and witnesses, researched titles and deeds ... it was most in· teresting," said the preoolaw major. W. L. t. Pet. 4 I 0 ,(11;10 3 I 1 .750 2 3 0 ...00 Bosto.., at Buffalo at N.Y. Joll out and do It " 8ald hil fatller Clncl at Washington ' ' Clevelend at Mllml and Wingett echoed the same. Dallas at Kan City Carson's older brother Rick. Denver at Sen Fren had a year at Miami Fla. Detroit at Chlc.go ' Houston at Sin Dl• Before .lllness and Injury cut Now Orleans ot Allonto short hls career. Phlla vs Grn Bay 1f Mllw The OhJo center up1ained Pittsburgh 11 Olkland "It was a hard dedlion to St.lou~:,.!i this year ... but Coacb Heas told Los Angeltl at Mln..,.ta me, 'You're only youq: once'... (Only gamt 5Chedulldl snditstuck.Hibadn'lplaytd,l plai OwenH'Aiming fiberatm I 3 0 .o!OO Fr!days Only The Drlv•ln Window Is Open 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. _ !Continuously) <• ATHENS - Corson Crow had a tough decision to make, graduate in 1969 or return for a flnal year of football com· peddon 11t1.s !aU. Coach Bill Heu ia glad he chose the latter. Crow, 6-3, U15 pound Ohio Unirerslty center, Is from Pomeroy, Oblo and was a wallt· on candidate here. "I didn't bave a very good SOLVENT ~=~~~=~! - '""""· STORM ALTERS WINDOWS ~ ALL SIZES 4 for 9$ UIUII M lltE FARMDS IWIK SINGER IIIII $AVINGS CD. :!:: Pomeroy, Olllo Mimblf' FDIC Member Rr-.. 124 W. MAIN ~~~lli~~lli~~~~- ~----------------------------------------------~~ ;. uplalned Carson, "and no ooe localspor~editor,BobWingett, been wondering wbat kind of '..: ' recruited me." But being the for influencing his trytat coUege condetrt.~utlon I could have son of a former Ohio State All· football. "If you wan to prove rna . ;: AmertcliD end, Corson just bad you can do it, then you must go So Crow in malting hla COD· ~ 10 give It a obot. trib~tion, ohorin(! '!I! the middle ~ ~ "lplaYed""'!''~~ " 1 . , , . , l l - of tile Oblo lln4>11e proved,tt :!' ~"fbiWtheiU~tringcenter --<~~·'"""''~·~·--~·-·~ whed bewasoimed "Uneman :Ji f.; lriJured, bat dldn' pllly at of Ulll Week" folloWiJll the OU· I aU my oophm!!I'O ~ ... filet HOW ARII HOSPITALIZED Dayton game. ; lrU tough," 8ald carson. GREEN BAY (UPI) -- He just provea again the old ~ But then Crow won the Washington Senators' first axiom that "if you want to do ' lllrlln8 center spot oo the 1968 baseman Frank Howard was something bad enoagh, you can : t11m lblt went lmdefeated and restlng comfortably at a do it." Crow wu cited for hil ; eomed • lrlp to the Tqerlne hospital bere Monday after oulalandlni play In Ohio's 17·1-1 ~ Bowl. undergoing an emergency win over Dayton. ~ '"'bat was a great line, with appendectomy. : pya lite Jeff ~. Ken The 6-fool·7, 270.pound : Cannon, Frlllk Peters, Phil slugger was rushed to St. ~ SWindell IIIII Mike Kaydo ... we Vincent's . Hospital from lli I mlaod ilat laD," suburban De Pore home shortly : after midnight and underwent ~ surgery a short time later. Doctors at the hospital saW. Howard, 34, was doing well altor U.e operaUon. He II a veteran of 13 major league seasons, tile ilat six Willi the Senators. E.lncl 2-HOUR CLEANING (Upon Request) ROBINSON'S CLEANERS • BULOVA ... the well-timed Christmas gift ,.. l)I<:,P05E H'-> Waste King '. love 1r. • • ll/lobile homes and electric heat. They were made for each other. Electric heat solves so many of the mobile homeowner's problems. Convenient. No more running out of fuel, no frozen fuel lines. Worry !hie. It's flameless. No pilot light or flame to go out. Eliminates fuel drums and bottles. If you're shopping for a new mobile home see how much more you get for your money with total electric. Or, if you own an older mobile home it can be switched to electric heat in a ·matter of hours. Call us or your ~ ~~·l"iun "' Reddy Kilowatt Recommended , ,....... . Dealer lor a free estimate. coMPAir - ~;;;·m 'QEBIGGEST SALE OF :THE YEAR ONLY '21 Reg. '88 • Universal - disposer Is suspended by exclusi'Je patented rubber Hugh Cushion Mount which absorbs and stops vibration noise before it reaches .. ,,... ~ • •• '• ' sink. Disposer Is suspended. free of sink. Since only the counter top. ... .- contact metal-to-metal to ellm ln&te OJibration at drain pipe-. 1JtE ,fabric .Slq, vevr.atlon at the sink while Cuts th• stringy s.tuH! Things like corn husks •nd c.lilry wash harmlessly down the drain, cut Into tiny particles by surgical steel undercutter btade. We have a choice coll~ion of modtstly priced Bulova watches, timtd for Christmas gi~ing. Jem Fr... Jam-Ire-eo Impellers are swivel moun~ •.. IMtently swing back whe-n confronted by lamming Gblect. Then swing forwMd again. Thus jamming 11 virtually · eliminated . ' -'{ ' "'',.?' ''I ; • Yn, it u•ts rid of bones. Built to take II ... all of It bttltld all food waste ... fast I No garbage sorting. ~.. rid of corn husks, cobs, rinds, celery, fruit p(ts. ot Uluatrated: Two new 17 jewel mo<lels, ~ . '. . .~·y.:;$8::5·~--~11 King Builders 290 N. Sec. Ave. Phone: '192-37•11 Middleport, Ohio ~ . ; = c .. And Colors. o4 more ~bllek Bengal& Agree Mike Wella, lor *""'' 3 ROOMS · OF ALL NEW Chiefs =t~~:~ .FURNITURE ~95 How To Hold cbalked It up to a loose tart at <1119 Stadlum. "The tw1 had a lot to do Willi Firmer Lonter It and we11 try oome dllferent Do Your hlle teltb annoy and JOU br oomlllf 1ooee cleatl for our ne1t home tmbarl'lal when you •t. latitb or taltt Thtn pulaorne PASTEftll• Ad• game," said McCullough. "But h•lve PoWde~~JOW' Den~ure pll.tll. Rur· PAST , holdl dennar• I guarantoe you tllat some of to·uae nnner longer. Yakee •tlnr -cer our mm won't have tape on more natun.I.FA8'tEETH la not acid: No 111111my, 10017. PMU' tute. Dentheir eltller. They get so turw. til at dt aN tlllftUai to health. t:;,f"BdenUu rarularly. Ott mllcb tape on them filet their see P'AS , atalldr\IJ:eountera. FALSE TEETH CO~VENIENT '· TERMS FREE DEUVERY KER FURN MIDOliPORT, 0. e Pt Pleasant eGalliJDis eMBIII Hay Plastic-Nth Handle JACK 0 LANTERNS Th•v 1r1 toys to dKaraflons - or - or Wry on Trldc or TrMI night. 4 lint rt . ..,sable , un·brtlk.lble pintle. . Thly're Lang Hair eJ, J~JW t•.1 Fun Costume HAUOWEEN CANDLES Several Types! Th1nksgivlng ~igurn too 1'/u, Wig 17! F~m. ret'lrdant. F ib 111 t..d lltft. Style YGIKsell Into 1ny cleslgn. Regulu "'· PANTY HOSE $1~! 'hiiiiR" Clndl• Fer Trlci ill tllll c.nc~., tc~tn. • ~. M"lt Qlii( · or 'Toott• lm ,, ""' * ' " "' · mlnletur•, cumel gum, auorltld 1\1/tett - Nt dlffertnt klndt to 1111. f'ldl:flg~~ of 111 dtcoralfld CUpt kl 11M lor part lei or nutty milk, a-ry nut, psychedelic dtotolaft. or ' tally Trldt or TrMI pH~ . CY'Mmt. t. I'Mfty 36C·ro 76* Roomy/ SbldyWii&fit MASKS HATS Flrt Rulst1nt • Od Hats Many Chartdtrl Discount Prtctd • o.bys 24!, 8~A EYUYDAYI All Rqull~ 1tc CANDY BARS a• EA. MOTHUW • M01H RMES :a!~ 4.1 tax Doat ll'•ltl GET 10UR ~ IIEEDS EM.YI TMy',. S.llktf _, .... • •• • • • • • • • • • • WITCH IIICI( 'llli!AT BAG I Nylon Shtor Featuring Miracle F11 Wonder (R) ' Nylon Cann.!s t•lort In lltvort of baniM, slr1wberry, ' For All Aves . .. ~u.e It Fib! Wcnderkift ·' - 57~ One You Like WO!IWI'I We Have. ·'.. . oecalcl Penny NUT Candy CUPS AVING A PARTY WHO SAYS NOT? 'SWEAT SHIRTS ~~ $}17 ~........,~ disposing of bon&s. 11 ·'~~r! ·· · ' PH. 992·2214 resl$tant shell packed with thick Silicon Soun~ Sponge toaks up noise so effectively, you can carry on a con- HUSH Who bu bit 11 ol 81 374 yards. l'iiilll Dslftllltlf ~tJ,.1;_1 Plus,' disposer is encaKd In Magic Sound Barrier. lnpect- . But Wella hallllo bad light 23-9, Nll'lbweatem 44 llld iDter<epttonl. lndilna 10-21. ''Wella bal• ltfll ad Defenllve coacb Lou McQil· If be gela bla ll&bla down • Iii, we can elpect llllDob tq tolrie up Mlmeoota'l pllla'nl fCalnlt ,., .. aaJd Dul Blco Sorkklnen. Club Women Named ·· 'fr~sfers In •ddltlon: EKclusive Hush Connector prevents . 1ieen waldlinl II IUinl !IOPho- for the 8e811011, illneonslstent. TbeiUinl, Ohto State's tlllrd Bta Tm matcb of the yqr, ba'" beaten OregOn 20-18 and Property dlspour vibrates, noise remains below and cannot be transmitted to sink or rigid Gillespie, In reminiscing, described the series events which led to the lormaUon of a county·wlde wator system. 1 Goes - hmmmmm Not • Bonk Fmr Cank Ding Dong FOOO WA"i.fE 1 n c•' Syracuae Z7.0, but loll fo 'Mane CINCINNATI (UP!) - Most Mill Creek Roads, acroSB to members of the Cincinnati Rodney, northwest to Thurman, Bengats feel Sunday's !7·lllloss southwest toRt. 218 (Within two to tile Kanaas City Ollels could miles of Mercervi1le) and east have gone the other way witb 8 to Patriot. lew breaks. "It was an uphill struggle, but Nardel Contracting Co., A pass interference call by our directors were helped 1111dgeville, Pa., has already back Judge Stan Javie late In considerably by the Farmers begun construction on the the game hurt tile Bensats and Home Administration and its system's treatment plant. aet up lite chiefs flnal throe representatives, . Lester B. Nardei's low bid for the general points d tretched their lead an s27-19. Stone, Slate Director, Ralph construction was $1,920,125.53. to the flnal Voorhis, General Services Nardei, under a Hparate ''Those laS;t three points were Officer and Vernon McNair, contract, ai1o will construct the tile ldUer ," 8ald Belll!als Coacb O>unty Supervisor," be said. seven booster stations and Paul Brown. ''Tbef took away State Director Stone em· treatment plant. aU the chance we bad." phaslzed the project was the . Other contractoi's are "We were reaDy up in tile beglnnlng of a new eraln Gallla Moody's of Dayton, Inc .. wells; bll," aaJd Brown. "We gavel! a County. He said the water Crane Company of Ollcago, good try but we gave away too system will Increase land meters; ~ C..ldwell Tanks, many things early In the values and open opportunity for Inc., LoulavUI•, Ky., lanka. game." Industry to move ln. Constructioo Is anticipated to "We made mistakes in the Other speakers Included cover a 10 month span. lint half til beg to 1e It Association directors are ' enBrown. an The c anIn· Ralph Voorlli and Attorney R. up," said William Jenkins. Gillespie, Merrlll McConnlck, terference call was on Fletcher Gillespie, with lite a881slance vice president; Walter Neal, Smith who disagreed with of his capable board of dlrec· secretary; Mrs. Beulah Mit· Javie. tors, shoveled the first dirt. cbell, lreUW"f:ri Jack Carter, ..It was a helluva cal]" said FHA officials conducted 11na1 Kenneth Haner, Scotty Lucas, Smith. "I don't think 'r was loan clostnss Monday morning. Robert Sprlegel, Rtchard guilty of interference, butlt was The fl!,l13,000 Insured loan Cremeans and David McCoy. a Judgement call." will enable the Ga!lla County Approxlmalel~ $$ persons "I dld make cootacl but we A8socilllon . to allet\!l.ed MQ!IIlayifiem~ , s bo 'l tile air," 8ald f:~~-=~~··andnft!IIINI.'rl!'!'<i~~r...,, . ~. . ' wotjld be different If build main missi tate • al we ·on the ground " customers. 1be candidate and Interested · cover Ill miles cltlzens. extending from Kanauga to Rev. David Sedziol, ~ of ::::::::=::::::~:~::::::::~=:~~-=:::::::::::::~::=:::::::::::::::::::::: Cheshire, over to Bidwell • tile Q1eablre Baptist <llurch, JOE SIDELINEII Porter and SUITOWiding areas gave the invocation and NEW YORK (UPI) - The Including Georges Creek and benediction, New Yort Jell are btll'llq aU over today bec:ause of o lnclured - 0 bono II the base of Joe Namatll'o right Ilium b. (Continued from Page I) Ann Bailey, Mrs. Lucille Tbe Jell IDDOUDeed Social Security office ln Swackhammer. and Mrs. Pearl Monday tllat NIUIIIdt wiD be Marietta was gQe8t speaker. He Reynolds. oldellaeo durtDg ae:&t s.... wu Introduced by program An attondance contest was day'• game Willi the Buffalo clu!lrman, Mn. Kunzelman, started Willi Mrs. Betty Ctine and gave information per- and Mrs. Bailey as captalns. Bills -llllltiq tile flnl time tainlng to working women and Points will be awarded to the the liar qaarterbacl wiD Wi<lows.Hewas....,..ntedagift team Willi the most member•· mlssa..............,game by the program chairman. attendllll! meetlJ!8s and II&PW becawle of ID lajury - and decllaed to 1peclllate bow Read at tile meeting was a funcdOIIS. letter from Senator Stephen Gamea were plllyed With Mrs. mueb !eager be Will be oat of Young tllanltlng the club for Flora SimmOIIS and Mrll. Lynn action. support of tile equal rights lor Kitchen, botll gueala, recelvln& women lestsJaUon. Mrs. Lola prizes. Mrs. Beulah SlraUBS won Mae Suitor, diltrlct direcWr, In the traveting pilze. IIELAY DECISION her letter to tile club tom· Following the meeting, TOlEDO, Ohio (UPI) - The pllmenled tbe club members on miniature cupcakes, nuts, their h011o8s dutlea at tile mlnla and punch were served International Baseball League recent regional meeting and from a.table d...,.ated in IP'OOD Monday postponed unlll Nov. I IIPQke of the Moigo Hl8l! Sdlool and gold. lloetouea were Mrll. a declalon on selling the lronfacillllea. · Ktmelinan, Mrll. Jean M...-e, cbiae of the now defunct A communication wu ailo lifts. All<o Mllls, and Mls8 Olga Columbus (Oblo) Jela. 1be reid from the Holzer Medical PiwotU. Other gueata were •wardilll! ol tile francl!lse 1fll .. eenter:rogardlng the quallty of Mn. JO&D Hall, Mra. Grella postponed to allow league of. w..-k of Belay Cynnlngham who Sullie, and Mrll. Katlly King. flclal5 to meet again to consider the pooiti111 of BuHalo, N. Y. attonds the Sdwol of Nw-lin& tllere Willi a scbolarshlp from Meigs the club. · Diltrlct meeting reporla were given by Mrs. Kunaebnan, 1\lrs. BY IIALI! ROTHGEB "'lbills a ~ to remember! A day cllmulng lour years of hard work! Tbills second only to REAl" Thus spoke Ishmael Gllleaple, Rodney, pr<Jsldent of tile Gallla County Rural Water · Aasoclatioo aiiP'Ound-brealtlng ceremonies Monday at Kanauga for the county's f2,113,000 water ayatem. The event was held al the slle of the system's wells and treatment plant Clear.Plastic FURNACE lllllin!l Hours f to Mil S tl' 1 • plano to otart Nelaen · tblo weeksnd liallf'l the Miami Dolp!Jlno. "Yw JU tile,blame 111 one lndlvillull " Collitr 88ld ' "We plll7*d • mlionble ,_, u bad olameu"" eouldha.. played. Wbea IOIIlebody bas Loss Wu Luck ~~~=.:.!:. Windshield Washer Pet. .1110 .600 [ll'e&SluncheonMondaylnorder 10 attend tile downlolm l(>eecb of President Nbon, but hil as. s1stanta kept busy analyzing the . . R m b n 'BY ,o e em er with 2 2 1 •.!00 1 3 1 .2!0 Mlnntsote ' '...... ,'~ ( ATTEND GROUNDBIIEAKIIIG- State Rep. Ralph Welker, center, was amollll 55 Plllflll at IP'OUDdbrealdng ceremonlea Monday at Kanaugalor Gallla O>unty'a fl!,ll3,000 nla' Q'llem. Willi Welker II L. Paullla-. right, llemo<rat caOOldate for GaliJa Cotu1ty eomnu..loner, and J.. D. Miller, Repul&an candldato for llOIIIlty commilsioner. W. LT. Pel• 4 I 0 .110 . W. L. • 1 3 2 I 3 2 3 •·w.... 11111 £01 n1no OOLIIMBUS (UPI) - Ohio No. I rated B~' nell eleala ~ ....., 111ate football coacb Woody opponent. . the JP'OIIld." Bayea c111<0Ued IU weoltly '1bey 8IP'et tllat llllnola, ~ 1be player the ICUIIIa ha.. Drive in now or call and ley away your snow tires. Be ready for winter! All sizes in stock. •• """""' 2 3 0 .oJO(I 140.200 .«1!1 PhlladelphleControlb J 0 .000 W. LT. Pet. Dolrolt Groen Boy 2.17 F.U. -Cliff W. L. T. Pel. llk:ileY ~ San Angelo, Tn., 3 2 o .tliO bo1da 1 .............t lesd over I 3 0 .Q optimlll. ....... to .. oncl " _ , q!dt now," It< 11114. .Coach Blanton Collier says It< Illinois Said Inconsistent 775x.14 AA'>'*'**"140.100 St. Louts Dallu Waohlnglon N.Y.Gtonts Carson Crow, Bobcat Center Weafller Master 300 ..U.,o ftollloli llolda .,.,.,.. l 4 0 ,@0 ;,.,...,y HOUJ8 LIIAII CLBVELftND <tiPIHlewland 8rowni ~ Bill l!ielHit Will be bllek Ia thetllil weekend deaplle ~ nlgM. mare &mday tllat Included two lnteroepttona. For tile firot lime nlnce CXIJliDCtoQevellnd,NeileDgot bla lbare of tile boos u the . Detroit Uons mauled the l!roWIII 41~ . NelHit II a f'"'ard looldng New Fall Slyles Qml ud aereral oilier 1 • 0 .200 ......... pjDe, llbe low....,...__ ... beel lao lldeolol t1oe Onqe -liD i' lif the Olllllley' lls1 '•.• ' ''• •'' · 'J'i!i ...,a... Nol-l~ '•• '•.. dlleused nerclllD& Ud relulq to lllllllt ODd opob of her .....IUelll....._ IIIII of tloe loearty mall .... "'"' of food ...... Ilion .... to tile - -- iyetbellc lllol 1rala 11d Ia ~" i I 4 1 D .(11;10 Mloml Blltlmoro N.Y . .lets Booton Buffelo I · Nelson Takes Blame ln �.,.. ·' ·' ·~'lc~'!\<1:~~~ Q...,_.l:o.- Pro --~"8• . ](",.,': , l \ •~'<'· AMMtl~ '"'.)'\ . ~ ttinnia.tourn!lf!IOnt. Richey 1fll . accumulated 0 points In the plllyed. • i~===~~==~::~~==~~:::;;;::~ •r un-l'ltiiiii .....NI , , ..-.~"~ . . IUPI)~ - The ' lilt lliloiiiV . Ill W, L Pet, 91 . ~ . 1tcWa1eo1 to be Vlrglnt• riiii~J•-iut l<triiUCky 2~ t1.GOD I .w ... .~ , . .., da ....... wtlll>o fh>'ldltnt 1t lli ..lt!ol. . , . - tart. Pltlaburgt. 1 . . ... .......... Jieally 'l'nlll, • New York · 11'1 llni1 0I 2.GOD2 . iftltid to ~ the C.rollna W.l U,......_l tladlum, aold w. L ·Pet. Amorlcu Billrllo Rubber lndlona • • 1.000 ... Ct. flit·' at IIGIIoa wu Utoh 1 0 1.GOD .11'1 '· ! ..L> •, ...._.to ~--•• Mimphls 0 0 .IIQO 2 Too 1 .0110 Ill> · Tt,W , !eel of tile DonVOI'- : ~"'000 ,... 1)1Uiellcl .~,m, lndtono 12S F.lari~¥'J 97 . ~,!)'• l,rm mODofoetarea I·~ Ken n.waU of ·Australia In the P!O;OOO ~ Grand l'rl:l A dllplay of - . ud reeordo u dltllll lid eMr. ...... rr... tile · · - " Eddy Edlloalor wuiOOd , 1·m l'lkbJa Ia 11tr preteatiU•• ar 1 reeeat llfllllq· o1 tile MeJp TOPII by Mn. VHmo 11• bot*n. Mn. - . . . -low.......h roelpeo for I •*""""!jll...,_ . ,--· _..., T-=· '. ....,..1'!t!f, '""'' Uko lljll)lll New Ycx·k 11 ~ KeniUCky -' FtllrldiM ,~ NFL stii~ ., untlld l'roll~!WI AIMrtwo~ Eolt W L. • .., Cl&velend Houston Pittsburgh Onclnnell '•• '. Denver ; l<llnsas Ctty Ooklond Son DIOIO l • . Ctnlrol - ' , .NEW YORK (UP!) l 1 1 o .41!0 T. 0 o 0 0 .Q - •4 1 0D. .1110 320.600 ... Carson Crow's Decision .2JO Made CoachHessHanny::.~~~E~ rr Bll~more Chicago Las ~In San Francisco , Atlanta • ~=~-:,r.:~~ :J ·~ :•, :: ~ ~ ~ :• · ~ ' ~ -~In-~.·· said Crow, "bat I think we11 have a good line filii year." A civil war buff, carson spent the swruner working in his lather Fred's law office in hometown Pomeroy. ''I interviewed clients and witnesses, researched titles and deeds ... it was most in· teresting," said the preoolaw major. W. L. t. Pet. 4 I 0 ,(11;10 3 I 1 .750 2 3 0 ...00 Bosto.., at Buffalo at N.Y. Joll out and do It " 8ald hil fatller Clncl at Washington ' ' Clevelend at Mllml and Wingett echoed the same. Dallas at Kan City Carson's older brother Rick. Denver at Sen Fren had a year at Miami Fla. Detroit at Chlc.go ' Houston at Sin Dl• Before .lllness and Injury cut Now Orleans ot Allonto short hls career. Phlla vs Grn Bay 1f Mllw The OhJo center up1ained Pittsburgh 11 Olkland "It was a hard dedlion to St.lou~:,.!i this year ... but Coacb Heas told Los Angeltl at Mln..,.ta me, 'You're only youq: once'... (Only gamt 5Chedulldl snditstuck.Hibadn'lplaytd,l plai OwenH'Aiming fiberatm I 3 0 .o!OO Fr!days Only The Drlv•ln Window Is Open 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. _ !Continuously) <• ATHENS - Corson Crow had a tough decision to make, graduate in 1969 or return for a flnal year of football com· peddon 11t1.s !aU. Coach Bill Heu ia glad he chose the latter. Crow, 6-3, U15 pound Ohio Unirerslty center, Is from Pomeroy, Oblo and was a wallt· on candidate here. "I didn't bave a very good SOLVENT ~=~~~=~! - '""""· STORM ALTERS WINDOWS ~ ALL SIZES 4 for 9$ UIUII M lltE FARMDS IWIK SINGER IIIII $AVINGS CD. :!:: Pomeroy, Olllo Mimblf' FDIC Member Rr-.. 124 W. MAIN ~~~lli~~lli~~~~- ~----------------------------------------------~~ ;. uplalned Carson, "and no ooe localspor~editor,BobWingett, been wondering wbat kind of '..: ' recruited me." But being the for influencing his trytat coUege condetrt.~utlon I could have son of a former Ohio State All· football. "If you wan to prove rna . ;: AmertcliD end, Corson just bad you can do it, then you must go So Crow in malting hla COD· ~ 10 give It a obot. trib~tion, ohorin(! '!I! the middle ~ ~ "lplaYed""'!''~~ " 1 . , , . , l l - of tile Oblo lln4>11e proved,tt :!' ~"fbiWtheiU~tringcenter --<~~·'"""''~·~·--~·-·~ whed bewasoimed "Uneman :Ji f.; lriJured, bat dldn' pllly at of Ulll Week" folloWiJll the OU· I aU my oophm!!I'O ~ ... filet HOW ARII HOSPITALIZED Dayton game. ; lrU tough," 8ald carson. GREEN BAY (UPI) -- He just provea again the old ~ But then Crow won the Washington Senators' first axiom that "if you want to do ' lllrlln8 center spot oo the 1968 baseman Frank Howard was something bad enoagh, you can : t11m lblt went lmdefeated and restlng comfortably at a do it." Crow wu cited for hil ; eomed • lrlp to the Tqerlne hospital bere Monday after oulalandlni play In Ohio's 17·1-1 ~ Bowl. undergoing an emergency win over Dayton. ~ '"'bat was a great line, with appendectomy. : pya lite Jeff ~. Ken The 6-fool·7, 270.pound : Cannon, Frlllk Peters, Phil slugger was rushed to St. ~ SWindell IIIII Mike Kaydo ... we Vincent's . Hospital from lli I mlaod ilat laD," suburban De Pore home shortly : after midnight and underwent ~ surgery a short time later. Doctors at the hospital saW. Howard, 34, was doing well altor U.e operaUon. He II a veteran of 13 major league seasons, tile ilat six Willi the Senators. E.lncl 2-HOUR CLEANING (Upon Request) ROBINSON'S CLEANERS • BULOVA ... the well-timed Christmas gift ,.. l)I<:,P05E H'-> Waste King '. love 1r. • • ll/lobile homes and electric heat. They were made for each other. Electric heat solves so many of the mobile homeowner's problems. Convenient. No more running out of fuel, no frozen fuel lines. Worry !hie. It's flameless. No pilot light or flame to go out. Eliminates fuel drums and bottles. If you're shopping for a new mobile home see how much more you get for your money with total electric. Or, if you own an older mobile home it can be switched to electric heat in a ·matter of hours. Call us or your ~ ~~·l"iun "' Reddy Kilowatt Recommended , ,....... . Dealer lor a free estimate. coMPAir - ~;;;·m 'QEBIGGEST SALE OF :THE YEAR ONLY '21 Reg. '88 • Universal - disposer Is suspended by exclusi'Je patented rubber Hugh Cushion Mount which absorbs and stops vibration noise before it reaches .. ,,... ~ • •• '• ' sink. Disposer Is suspended. free of sink. Since only the counter top. ... .- contact metal-to-metal to ellm ln&te OJibration at drain pipe-. 1JtE ,fabric .Slq, vevr.atlon at the sink while Cuts th• stringy s.tuH! Things like corn husks •nd c.lilry wash harmlessly down the drain, cut Into tiny particles by surgical steel undercutter btade. We have a choice coll~ion of modtstly priced Bulova watches, timtd for Christmas gi~ing. Jem Fr... Jam-Ire-eo Impellers are swivel moun~ •.. IMtently swing back whe-n confronted by lamming Gblect. Then swing forwMd again. Thus jamming 11 virtually · eliminated . ' -'{ ' "'',.?' ''I ; • Yn, it u•ts rid of bones. Built to take II ... all of It bttltld all food waste ... fast I No garbage sorting. ~.. rid of corn husks, cobs, rinds, celery, fruit p(ts. ot Uluatrated: Two new 17 jewel mo<lels, ~ . '. . .~·y.:;$8::5·~--~11 King Builders 290 N. Sec. Ave. Phone: '192-37•11 Middleport, Ohio ~ . ; = c .. And Colors. o4 more ~bllek Bengal& Agree Mike Wella, lor *""'' 3 ROOMS · OF ALL NEW Chiefs =t~~:~ .FURNITURE ~95 How To Hold cbalked It up to a loose tart at <1119 Stadlum. "The tw1 had a lot to do Willi Firmer Lonter It and we11 try oome dllferent Do Your hlle teltb annoy and JOU br oomlllf 1ooee cleatl for our ne1t home tmbarl'lal when you •t. latitb or taltt Thtn pulaorne PASTEftll• Ad• game," said McCullough. "But h•lve PoWde~~JOW' Den~ure pll.tll. Rur· PAST , holdl dennar• I guarantoe you tllat some of to·uae nnner longer. Yakee •tlnr -cer our mm won't have tape on more natun.I.FA8'tEETH la not acid: No 111111my, 10017. PMU' tute. Dentheir eltller. They get so turw. til at dt aN tlllftUai to health. t:;,f"BdenUu rarularly. Ott mllcb tape on them filet their see P'AS , atalldr\IJ:eountera. FALSE TEETH CO~VENIENT '· TERMS FREE DEUVERY KER FURN MIDOliPORT, 0. e Pt Pleasant eGalliJDis eMBIII Hay Plastic-Nth Handle JACK 0 LANTERNS Th•v 1r1 toys to dKaraflons - or - or Wry on Trldc or TrMI night. 4 lint rt . ..,sable , un·brtlk.lble pintle. . Thly're Lang Hair eJ, J~JW t•.1 Fun Costume HAUOWEEN CANDLES Several Types! Th1nksgivlng ~igurn too 1'/u, Wig 17! F~m. ret'lrdant. F ib 111 t..d lltft. Style YGIKsell Into 1ny cleslgn. Regulu "'· PANTY HOSE $1~! 'hiiiiR" Clndl• Fer Trlci ill tllll c.nc~., tc~tn. • ~. M"lt Qlii( · or 'Toott• lm ,, ""' * ' " "' · mlnletur•, cumel gum, auorltld 1\1/tett - Nt dlffertnt klndt to 1111. f'ldl:flg~~ of 111 dtcoralfld CUpt kl 11M lor part lei or nutty milk, a-ry nut, psychedelic dtotolaft. or ' tally Trldt or TrMI pH~ . CY'Mmt. t. I'Mfty 36C·ro 76* Roomy/ SbldyWii&fit MASKS HATS Flrt Rulst1nt • Od Hats Many Chartdtrl Discount Prtctd • o.bys 24!, 8~A EYUYDAYI All Rqull~ 1tc CANDY BARS a• EA. MOTHUW • M01H RMES :a!~ 4.1 tax Doat ll'•ltl GET 10UR ~ IIEEDS EM.YI TMy',. S.llktf _, .... • •• • • • • • • • • • • WITCH IIICI( 'llli!AT BAG I Nylon Shtor Featuring Miracle F11 Wonder (R) ' Nylon Cann.!s t•lort In lltvort of baniM, slr1wberry, ' For All Aves . .. ~u.e It Fib! Wcnderkift ·' - 57~ One You Like WO!IWI'I We Have. ·'.. . oecalcl Penny NUT Candy CUPS AVING A PARTY WHO SAYS NOT? 'SWEAT SHIRTS ~~ $}17 ~........,~ disposing of bon&s. 11 ·'~~r! ·· · ' PH. 992·2214 resl$tant shell packed with thick Silicon Soun~ Sponge toaks up noise so effectively, you can carry on a con- HUSH Who bu bit 11 ol 81 374 yards. l'iiilll Dslftllltlf ~tJ,.1;_1 Plus,' disposer is encaKd In Magic Sound Barrier. lnpect- . But Wella hallllo bad light 23-9, Nll'lbweatem 44 llld iDter<epttonl. lndilna 10-21. ''Wella bal• ltfll ad Defenllve coacb Lou McQil· If be gela bla ll&bla down • Iii, we can elpect llllDob tq tolrie up Mlmeoota'l pllla'nl fCalnlt ,., .. aaJd Dul Blco Sorkklnen. Club Women Named ·· 'fr~sfers In •ddltlon: EKclusive Hush Connector prevents . 1ieen waldlinl II IUinl !IOPho- for the 8e811011, illneonslstent. TbeiUinl, Ohto State's tlllrd Bta Tm matcb of the yqr, ba'" beaten OregOn 20-18 and Property dlspour vibrates, noise remains below and cannot be transmitted to sink or rigid Gillespie, In reminiscing, described the series events which led to the lormaUon of a county·wlde wator system. 1 Goes - hmmmmm Not • Bonk Fmr Cank Ding Dong FOOO WA"i.fE 1 n c•' Syracuae Z7.0, but loll fo 'Mane CINCINNATI (UP!) - Most Mill Creek Roads, acroSB to members of the Cincinnati Rodney, northwest to Thurman, Bengats feel Sunday's !7·lllloss southwest toRt. 218 (Within two to tile Kanaas City Ollels could miles of Mercervi1le) and east have gone the other way witb 8 to Patriot. lew breaks. "It was an uphill struggle, but Nardel Contracting Co., A pass interference call by our directors were helped 1111dgeville, Pa., has already back Judge Stan Javie late In considerably by the Farmers begun construction on the the game hurt tile Bensats and Home Administration and its system's treatment plant. aet up lite chiefs flnal throe representatives, . Lester B. Nardei's low bid for the general points d tretched their lead an s27-19. Stone, Slate Director, Ralph construction was $1,920,125.53. to the flnal Voorhis, General Services Nardei, under a Hparate ''Those laS;t three points were Officer and Vernon McNair, contract, ai1o will construct the tile ldUer ," 8ald Belll!als Coacb O>unty Supervisor," be said. seven booster stations and Paul Brown. ''Tbef took away State Director Stone em· treatment plant. aU the chance we bad." phaslzed the project was the . Other contractoi's are "We were reaDy up in tile beglnnlng of a new eraln Gallla Moody's of Dayton, Inc .. wells; bll," aaJd Brown. "We gavel! a County. He said the water Crane Company of Ollcago, good try but we gave away too system will Increase land meters; ~ C..ldwell Tanks, many things early In the values and open opportunity for Inc., LoulavUI•, Ky., lanka. game." Industry to move ln. Constructioo Is anticipated to "We made mistakes in the Other speakers Included cover a 10 month span. lint half til beg to 1e It Association directors are ' enBrown. an The c anIn· Ralph Voorlli and Attorney R. up," said William Jenkins. Gillespie, Merrlll McConnlck, terference call was on Fletcher Gillespie, with lite a881slance vice president; Walter Neal, Smith who disagreed with of his capable board of dlrec· secretary; Mrs. Beulah Mit· Javie. tors, shoveled the first dirt. cbell, lreUW"f:ri Jack Carter, ..It was a helluva cal]" said FHA officials conducted 11na1 Kenneth Haner, Scotty Lucas, Smith. "I don't think 'r was loan clostnss Monday morning. Robert Sprlegel, Rtchard guilty of interference, butlt was The fl!,l13,000 Insured loan Cremeans and David McCoy. a Judgement call." will enable the Ga!lla County Approxlmalel~ $$ persons "I dld make cootacl but we A8socilllon . to allet\!l.ed MQ!IIlayifiem~ , s bo 'l tile air," 8ald f:~~-=~~··andnft!IIINI.'rl!'!'<i~~r...,, . ~. . ' wotjld be different If build main missi tate • al we ·on the ground " customers. 1be candidate and Interested · cover Ill miles cltlzens. extending from Kanauga to Rev. David Sedziol, ~ of ::::::::=::::::~:~::::::::~=:~~-=:::::::::::::~::=:::::::::::::::::::::: Cheshire, over to Bidwell • tile Q1eablre Baptist <llurch, JOE SIDELINEII Porter and SUITOWiding areas gave the invocation and NEW YORK (UPI) - The Including Georges Creek and benediction, New Yort Jell are btll'llq aU over today bec:ause of o lnclured - 0 bono II the base of Joe Namatll'o right Ilium b. (Continued from Page I) Ann Bailey, Mrs. Lucille Tbe Jell IDDOUDeed Social Security office ln Swackhammer. and Mrs. Pearl Monday tllat NIUIIIdt wiD be Marietta was gQe8t speaker. He Reynolds. oldellaeo durtDg ae:&t s.... wu Introduced by program An attondance contest was day'• game Willi the Buffalo clu!lrman, Mn. Kunzelman, started Willi Mrs. Betty Ctine and gave information per- and Mrs. Bailey as captalns. Bills -llllltiq tile flnl time tainlng to working women and Points will be awarded to the the liar qaarterbacl wiD Wi<lows.Hewas....,..ntedagift team Willi the most member•· mlssa..............,game by the program chairman. attendllll! meetlJ!8s and II&PW becawle of ID lajury - and decllaed to 1peclllate bow Read at tile meeting was a funcdOIIS. letter from Senator Stephen Gamea were plllyed With Mrs. mueb !eager be Will be oat of Young tllanltlng the club for Flora SimmOIIS and Mrll. Lynn action. support of tile equal rights lor Kitchen, botll gueala, recelvln& women lestsJaUon. Mrs. Lola prizes. Mrs. Beulah SlraUBS won Mae Suitor, diltrlct direcWr, In the traveting pilze. IIELAY DECISION her letter to tile club tom· Following the meeting, TOlEDO, Ohio (UPI) - The pllmenled tbe club members on miniature cupcakes, nuts, their h011o8s dutlea at tile mlnla and punch were served International Baseball League recent regional meeting and from a.table d...,.ated in IP'OOD Monday postponed unlll Nov. I IIPQke of the Moigo Hl8l! Sdlool and gold. lloetouea were Mrll. a declalon on selling the lronfacillllea. · Ktmelinan, Mrll. Jean M...-e, cbiae of the now defunct A communication wu ailo lifts. All<o Mllls, and Mls8 Olga Columbus (Oblo) Jela. 1be reid from the Holzer Medical PiwotU. Other gueata were •wardilll! ol tile francl!lse 1fll .. eenter:rogardlng the quallty of Mn. JO&D Hall, Mra. Grella postponed to allow league of. w..-k of Belay Cynnlngham who Sullie, and Mrll. Katlly King. flclal5 to meet again to consider the pooiti111 of BuHalo, N. Y. attonds the Sdwol of Nw-lin& tllere Willi a scbolarshlp from Meigs the club. · Diltrlct meeting reporla were given by Mrs. Kunaebnan, 1\lrs. BY IIALI! ROTHGEB "'lbills a ~ to remember! A day cllmulng lour years of hard work! Tbills second only to REAl" Thus spoke Ishmael Gllleaple, Rodney, pr<Jsldent of tile Gallla County Rural Water · Aasoclatioo aiiP'Ound-brealtlng ceremonies Monday at Kanauga for the county's f2,113,000 water ayatem. The event was held al the slle of the system's wells and treatment plant Clear.Plastic FURNACE lllllin!l Hours f to Mil S tl' 1 • plano to otart Nelaen · tblo weeksnd liallf'l the Miami Dolp!Jlno. "Yw JU tile,blame 111 one lndlvillull " Collitr 88ld ' "We plll7*d • mlionble ,_, u bad olameu"" eouldha.. played. Wbea IOIIlebody bas Loss Wu Luck ~~~=.:.!:. Windshield Washer Pet. .1110 .600 [ll'e&SluncheonMondaylnorder 10 attend tile downlolm l(>eecb of President Nbon, but hil as. s1stanta kept busy analyzing the . . R m b n 'BY ,o e em er with 2 2 1 •.!00 1 3 1 .2!0 Mlnntsote ' '...... ,'~ ( ATTEND GROUNDBIIEAKIIIG- State Rep. Ralph Welker, center, was amollll 55 Plllflll at IP'OUDdbrealdng ceremonlea Monday at Kanaugalor Gallla O>unty'a fl!,ll3,000 nla' Q'llem. Willi Welker II L. Paullla-. right, llemo<rat caOOldate for GaliJa Cotu1ty eomnu..loner, and J.. D. Miller, Repul&an candldato for llOIIIlty commilsioner. W. LT. Pel• 4 I 0 .110 . W. L. • 1 3 2 I 3 2 3 •·w.... 11111 £01 n1no OOLIIMBUS (UPI) - Ohio No. I rated B~' nell eleala ~ ....., 111ate football coacb Woody opponent. . the JP'OIIld." Bayea c111<0Ued IU weoltly '1bey 8IP'et tllat llllnola, ~ 1be player the ICUIIIa ha.. Drive in now or call and ley away your snow tires. Be ready for winter! All sizes in stock. •• """""' 2 3 0 .oJO(I 140.200 .«1!1 PhlladelphleControlb J 0 .000 W. LT. Pet. Dolrolt Groen Boy 2.17 F.U. -Cliff W. L. T. Pel. llk:ileY ~ San Angelo, Tn., 3 2 o .tliO bo1da 1 .............t lesd over I 3 0 .Q optimlll. ....... to .. oncl " _ , q!dt now," It< 11114. .Coach Blanton Collier says It< Illinois Said Inconsistent 775x.14 AA'>'*'**"140.100 St. Louts Dallu Waohlnglon N.Y.Gtonts Carson Crow, Bobcat Center Weafller Master 300 ..U.,o ftollloli llolda .,.,.,.. l 4 0 ,@0 ;,.,...,y HOUJ8 LIIAII CLBVELftND <tiPIHlewland 8rowni ~ Bill l!ielHit Will be bllek Ia thetllil weekend deaplle ~ nlgM. mare &mday tllat Included two lnteroepttona. For tile firot lime nlnce CXIJliDCtoQevellnd,NeileDgot bla lbare of tile boos u the . Detroit Uons mauled the l!roWIII 41~ . NelHit II a f'"'ard looldng New Fall Slyles Qml ud aereral oilier 1 • 0 .200 ......... pjDe, llbe low....,...__ ... beel lao lldeolol t1oe Onqe -liD i' lif the Olllllley' lls1 '•.• ' ''• •'' · 'J'i!i ...,a... Nol-l~ '•• '•.. dlleused nerclllD& Ud relulq to lllllllt ODd opob of her .....IUelll....._ IIIII of tloe loearty mall .... "'"' of food ...... Ilion .... to tile - -- iyetbellc lllol 1rala 11d Ia ~" i I 4 1 D .(11;10 Mloml Blltlmoro N.Y . .lets Booton Buffelo I · Nelson Takes Blame ln �.,~ :"'iii fl. ChUrch Building is Dedicatea .l MARK V The Rollbtc BJJIJ Bapl.. "'JJ''IIIllwdl bepm Allri!l4, lllml~ coun1rylid(e, On anlcei _ . ·111111 d .. ~ r:l ~ ......ed ill 1114. The mlelm bepn &lndoy, AQ8llll ~1, I - the pr-~ 11M dllltlllllli~l ..., dlardl hWldlnc lbidot people lidet. lied m a new church con1tituled with ll memberl• ~- diii'IDI a ~pedal Boplill wwtt !ram lilt New membera, Rev . Raymond Cwlln&c of. tile a. ..,. '• ' m '1"1 · Plrtielpetlq In the JII'<ICJGD --Rev, Raynmd L. Plnlau, puler; Rev. O!orla ~. J)!l.llor r:l .w- Pint llopllol ilureh; Rev.Arlbll' L. Walbr, . . iq,t. tl. Mllllma; Rev. Robert Hall, 8elotG Vllloy Aree 111"'011"'1, llld Rev. Delano Rampllrlel, Mn. Cel•te WIDI'Dt, Cbarla W. lilaMr, and Andrew McCuaiJky, mernm or the eburdl. '!be .....t tl. iiGIIInl MIJIJ. •.'·'• . '. DUB\IOUE PACIWiED USDA allice Beef by Sauthem Star "· ''r,.· LUNCH MEATS SIRLOIN r. 39• STEAK · lb. J. USDA OOICE by Saulhem St. T-BONE STEAK lb. 99c . A pink and blue co1cr ocbeme In a bootie moUI decorated the social room t1. the Trlnlty INVES'ITruRE - T1relft IIIICOlld ........ weA IWit Into l'llmeroy Browme Troop 171 durq ....lllture llel'Yicel Mlltday even1n1 at tile Pmtervy Firat Baptist Cburdl. Receiving lltelr Wewld AaoclatiAm and Bro11'llle p1tu dJtrinl l i t e _ , were,llrat row, -..!,lei! to right, l«Ta Wisecup, Teresa Tl)'lctr, Andrea Rlgo, Lena Pltalln, Jayne Shower Given Mrs. Hawley Scot Lad LARGE GREEN SOliD HEADS BANANAS COOKING APPLES '~-1ft! >~ ·;,:.J-.0~ . '~~ ~~ ,... I 4 l-Ib. $1 Salt1nes... ••••••• •••• •• • • SCOT LAD bu. Canned Pop.......... 12 cansfor. $} SOOT LAD ZERO IIILISHAKE .· Candy Bars BUTTER NUT 11at LOAF gaL ,. , . . SWEET CIDER ••••••••••••••••• 79 * 6 pk. Pk&L 99~ '! • • • • • ,• • ~r ' '" r • . .., •. • . , ,1'""' M ~, .,'-.• "' ' ~1 ' . . cans ONIONS Solo Brlnd 31b. baa 39' Bathroom NEW New! A 'La Sea Dinner CREAM PIES 4 FROM PURINA• SHRIMP &TUNA Dispenser EGGS - ., DINNER 14 oz. box Social Calendar TUESDAY JUNIOR American Legion Atalllary, Racine l'oll, 7 pm. 'l'UMclajl, Ofllcera to be In· •tailed by Mrs. atarleo Roellldt, and Lori Rupe; IOCOIId row, Linda Eason, Bellt Perrin, Kenda Bralll, Jane Wyatt, .111d Jan Betzlng, and lblrd row, ri8bt, Undo KDvaldtlck. Linda Reed,y and Uncia Rooenbaum, lhlrd row, left and ·ctDter, received one year membenhlp pins. Mn. Wlw.n !lterlclan, leader, acoompanles the girls. Twenty-three persons al· RuUand showed slides and tended a Melga County ReUred narrated her recent lrlp to the Teachers AawclaUon lunchem Holy !And. She also had a Saturday at the Trlnlty Cburch display of clothing and jewelry In PCIIIleroy. from there. Mrs. Raeltel McBride gave Attending were Blanche the Invocation, followed by the Nelson, Fannie Brown, Bertha luncheon served by women of Smith, Margaret Parsons, the church. Mlsa Lucille Smtih, Graca Weese, Geneva Joachim, president, pre8ldlng, reported Nellie Tracy, Edith Forrest, on the stale convenUoo Oct. 15 Rachel McBride, Thelma DIU, In Columbus attended by her Margaret Houdashell, Clara and Pearl Reynolds. Anna Luchary, Lucille Smith, Asa Hilldore reported on a dlslricl ,Hoskins, Ruth Euler, Anna meeUng Oct. 7 at Lake Rope. Hilldewe, Ulllan Smith, Dick Asocial commlllee appointed Wiley, Thelma Wiley, Pearl Includes Grace W-, Thelma Reynolds, Nan Moore, Ethel Dill, Thelma Wiley, Edith Chapman and Gladys Hayman. Forrest, Geneva Joaclllm and Mildred Hawley. The next meeUngwassetforJanuaryat the Pomeroy Elementary School with a potluck dinner at I2:30 pm. Mrs. Ethel Chapman of M of the Scioto Valley en tl th Sou'"· A.ssocla on of e .w..m . 1' Baptist ConvenUon of Ohio mel ahower honoring Mrs. Norman Hawley, Jr., of Middleport re..,.ntly at the American Legion Hall ""re Mrs. Betty Sayre and Mrs. Becky Dunfee. !Cesslnpr, lilt limtrJCt Junior Games were played with AcUvitles Otalrcart. prizes being won by Mrs. Edna SAL19BURY PTA, 7:30 pm. Wilson, Mrs, Donna Pulllns, 'l'Uelday,S.JhtburyEiementary Mrs. Mary Brewer, Mrs. School. Dovotlolut by the Rev. Carolyn Blgp, and Mrs. Burton\ Donald Brlc:kla: ji'CIIJ'IDI on Smith, Mra. Bisgo won the door educallw, room vlallatlon 7;30 prize. lo 8 p.m. Relr•lunenta of sandwlcltes, SOUTHERN ATHLETIC cake, coffee and soft drinks lloooten, 7:10 pm. Tueaday, were served to those named and bleb ICbool baJ!d!~, Mrs. Judy Farley, Christy, MEIGSATIILET!CIIoootera, Angle, and Jimmy, Mr1. Lucille 'l'UMclajl, 7:30p.m. Meiga IIIC1t Haggerty, Mrs. Flo1sie Scltool: Athens.Yelg• game Allensworth, Mrs. Audrey ftlm obo1frt. Frost, Mary Beth Brewer, Mrs. ODD FELLOWS, annual Judy Cowan, Mrs. Margaret Inspection night Tuesday. Sheridan, Mra. Darla Hawley, Relresltmenta, Mrs. Sherry Fridley, Wend! RACINELODGE461,F&AM, Dunfee, Mrs. Colleen Dunfee, Tuesday, 7:30p.m., lodge haD; Mrs. Betty Ba..,., Peltnl}~d/' w.n In 1118f1er maSon desfet jl. ,<t\ _ _ !!'· Blgp, Mra. !JIIflelist . ' Scot Lad Syrup...............~.:-~49~ • 2 39~ Pancake M1x ................. 5 49·~ Aour................................ • 9e Margar1 ne ..~.~;!~!:...................3 1qt. Scioto Baptists Hold Men's Rally Pomeroy Teen Class Gll'rtrlli<! -• t'i!J'eiltJ'IIIhlt."'" ..... " ~ ...... ..,._- a I~ Sa~ 11 MARTHA WHITE chunks lb. bL MARTHA PLAIN ORWHITE SElf-RISING IVORY UOUID 5 LB. BAG Special h %aJn U.-et Sllee. Ownpo•y ln Mrs. Arnold Richards, led the FNIIdl atr P 51.. 1llilelllo eGDdud III'VIetl. Middleport, has been .....,lected a.,...b of r.op~po~~e IMD 1111: ill 'Jbe million bou1ht land cll'reSpOIIdlng acretary or the balltll,. P'iCIID Ia, • · The Joe.led on u. s. &w 50 111d Ohio BapU.I Women's Qln.. Freneb Qty Olunil jiutldal Radrord RDad In May IM6, a venUon, the auxiliary of the lr8lllpCII'Iallw b7 dmrdl boo .. ~ lite overlootln!J the Ohio Baptist General mer• J1 or lbe eburda, llld Aasoclalion. members of tbtlr mlalloll The annual con~lion or the nulreacb, Tbe Flnt ........_ stale organization wu held In Baplllt O!lpel ol Foaieooy wbo Mrs. Ecllson Robateller, Mrs. Akron at the Antlocll BapU.t were •lterldlnl the "'"''nl l..arrJ Rllcbie, Mrs. Dan While, Church Thursday, Friday and G0011 hm The ,..._ Cll7 Mrs. W. A. Gibbs, Mrs. Fritz Saturday. In the queen's review BapiiJI Cburdl wee llov. llld Buck, Mrs. Don Mayer, M1sa Mrs. RJchards who ·represented Mra. Robert Colvlu,llloty, Tim, Erma Smith, Mrs. Phoena the Providence District, took Bert, Mike: Mr. IIIII IIra. .lad! llmms, Allela llld Nllalle; Mr. Slanley, Mrs. Henry Ewing, third place. Local delegates were guesta lllll Mrs. Pial llllpley, Douc Mrs. Sylvia Mldklll. of Mrs . . Ednah LAU, stale m~d Gres; Mr. IIIII lin. Robert Others prt!lelttlng gills to presidenl AlleJidini from here Craft, Debbie, Mike, and Mrs. Ewing were Mra, W. R. were Mra. Oscar Hardaway, Jolmny; Mn. Alkle Bprape P=ln, Mlsa Elizabeth Fic:k, Mlsa Joy Kautz, Mrs. Robert Mrs. Richards and Mrs. Nellie and Mr. and Mra. Gamel Kautz, Mlsa Katie Guth, Mlaa Winston, Mount Moriab BapU.I Hattert. Lena Gulh, Mrs. Thomas Churcb; Mrs. Allen Hampton, Going from lbe Flrll WITH THII COUPON 190 ~~~:MARK V AT OPFIII IXJ'IIIII 11).25.70 UMIT 1 COUPON PER PURCHAIE Southern Bapllat Olapel or Pomeroy were Mr. Robert Mllla, Marylu Mllll, and Mr. m~d Mrs. llenbol llc:Ciure, Jimmy, Bobby, and lllll,y. talk of the town · Ji Evange •stic Team to Se'""'"e For a 1'. FLAMELESS ELECTRIC Re~~·val The Rev. RDbert stewart of Mount Vernm, and J~~~~es Cline of Beverly, wiU be !be ev111gellallc team for revival services at the Jlaelne O.ureb orllteNazareneFrld8yllrouglt Oct. 25, al 7,30 pm. nlgblly. Rev. &bert Stewart, 1 for· mer resident of Meigs Cowtty, wasconverledlnthe8)'r8<UI!e Chlfth of the Nazarene; ,.. ~ ,.firsl,:llapU.I Sunday llchrilll!o>perinlooclo~. when he dtii:lded to pnpll'l! Clntrmcif.A~ 1ft the Baptist M:'::.~. a:r·Siagle, stale oon· Young, Mrs. Delmar Canaday, Naomi lloptist Cburch, and Mrs. Herman Warner, Mrs. Mrs. William Smith, Forest Run Baptist Church. 1bey ...,. R~th Hennesy, Mra. Harmon guests at a bullet cllnner at the O'Brien, Mrs. Louise Harbrecht, Mrs. Ted Reed, Mrs. Lewla home oo lbursday. Kenneth DeWeese, Mrs. Bob Hoefilch, Mrs. Zora Yeauger and Emogene, Mrs. Glenna electric heat is the Grimm, Mrs. Marguerite Karr, Mra. Martha Jane Williams, Mrs. Freda Fauber, Mrs. Marguerite Meyer, Mro. Rattle PoweU, M1sa Addle PoweU; Mra, E. R. Gross and Berta Matthews. ·1' a ltlmaolf for lite lllinlstry by attending Mowil Vernon Nazarene College, Mount Vernon, Oltlo. Jema R. Cline, a JIDlior at FortFl')'ellighSchool,Beverly, IJtlo, was cmverted at lite Waterford Cburch of !be Nazarene under the ministry of Rev. RttsseJJ Bowman. Mr. Cline who playa a trombone is preolclont of the Waterford Nazarene YOURI People'• of the ty. The Racine pastor, Rev. MorrisM. Wolfe aaldthepubllc 1s welcome ' =,d=:her HEAT "It's practically maintenance· free. No yearly tinkering, cleaning and adjusting. It just comes when you need it. •· M The Knlghta or the King Teen • class or the Pomeroy First u brotherhood dlroclor Southem Baplill Cha 1 were von on • II PlloneU7-341S pe presided. Rev. Arthur Walker, guests or the teen classes of stale missions director, was . . thelr "mother" church, The guest llpeBker, frCIIII the ii4th French City Baplill Chapel of chapter of Isaiah. t---------------------------; Gallipolis Saturday when they Frank Black; Memphis, MASON -:- Mrs. Mary loured Aah caves and Old Tenn., who Is with the capehart, guidance collliOior Man's cave. brotherhood commt.sslon, spoke at Wahama IIIC1t School, h81 The group left by church bus on "The ResponoiblUty of the mellhreeevenlngswithparents early that mornln1 and Layman to Wltne... " Rev. who ha.. sons and dslllltters returned aboutrour o'clock thai Robert HaU, Scioto Valley Area planning lo attend colleges and evening. For dinner the young Mlsalonary, spoke on the opo VocaUooaJ Tec:hnlcal acltools. people roasted wieners · and poriWlllles lor new mission !lte has seheduled t1troe more. marsltmallows over an open wortclnOhio Herahel McOure Mrs.capebartuidlhels...,ll lire. Salads, ball:ed beans, ind .._ntmi the Fint Sou~ pleased with the reaulls oftheae punch ...,re also enjoyed. BapU.I Chapel 111 Pomeroy, meetlngo. Parent• have an Twoboyawltobr0118blgultars deoerlbed the mission w<rlln opportunity lo loam wltat aeeompanled christian Pomeroy. : !!dtool1 are available lew lbelr cb01111ea sang on the ways lo Other aburcbeo repreeented .., or daltlbler. 1bey can lellm the caves. GoJng fr0111 the were the Fin! Baptist of Logan, lite nee ry lelia the llludenta Pomeroy Chapel were Mrs. the First Bapllat of Athens, the must lake lor entrance: GUISTS IN COWIIBUS Rhojean McClure, Marylu Rolllttg Hills 8apU.t Churelt, fl. roqalrementa necellla')' lo get DaM,ra, James Tl~,~ Mills, VIcki Gaul, Jim McClure, Alb8ny llld The Emmaltuel In, and the cltancell of ceuJng vis, Mrs. E.. · Geor • c.sct. Kim Browning, Jerry Coleman, Baptist' of Jacbon. llnanclal aid ind bcnr lo 1P> llld Mr · and Mrs, ge ROYAL AND SELECT and Tim Colburn. about •Jllll7b!c for the ald. Sklnnor were guests of Dr. llld Mulero lloonrorlb CouncU Going frmn the GaWpolls 1be tiat IICbeduled meetJnc Mrs. CecU Rorden, Columbus, alated ~eetlftg 7:10 Wed: church were Rev. Robert HOSPITAL NEW$ will bo beld for JlllWIII of ala dinner party Saturday lllgbt neaday Pomer'oy MalOnic Colvin, Mrs. Gamel Hallen, Mr. Rober Medical Center Finl eoJiege boomd llludeltta October bonorjnc Mn. followed by 1 IPidaJ Jack Slmma, Pam Bryon, Nlc:Jd Ave. and Cedar St 211 at Wlbama Jr. Hlgb. A •.Pieuan · · IDMIID8 .Ill Pwtetoy atapter: Geqe, David Bry111, Clay yWtlng hours 2.4 and 7_, pm. meetinc hal betll Ill by Mra. , • · RAM moat acellenl mu1er1 Ru~1on, Harold Taylor, Malemlty visiting hours 2.30 to Clpeharllew Oct. Zlnd llld 2111t ~ to be conlemd Lawrence Lanter, lf,erut)- Crall, lor tbole 1fllo will Bo lo wwlt 111 atd aU olberllram 7 lo t ol NIAY 8ALI: SET MEIGS CO'UNTV • TRa:ll · Betty Mo11man, Karen 4' 30 pm. Parents A~ iale wj)l be held Aun., W~IJ. 7:10p.m. at Boslwlet, Vkkl MeGee, Debbie Pedlalrlcs Ward. Wabllma laniGr RICb Sdtool. by Me lea T•mple, . Pylhlan JIIMI4port v1111p bllllo plan · Crall, Roblit I!GIIwlek, .learuJie Mrs. lipebarl bopea !be SlaSall!rad FridaBlyldlllld lor 1870 antmlill Seal Salt. Wlleonn,l..arrJSlntml,llobby F!:;, JlllWIII will tab lime from · lur a,....Jn ry u ng, · , I!GIIwiclt Beverly Clay Kathy --,. ·• • • their buay ICbNdel 1o meet Middleport. .. WINDXNG TRAIL Garden Lanter h;-""·Ma-·.:. ""'·• Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. withherln llteftll')'-luture Dub, 7:30 Wodttolday, Oblo • • u1~·~ McG~Ire, Crown City, a · Power eo. olllco; Mrs. Leo Shipley, l!arbara Wllc~xen, !laucbter. · J1e 8AL1: SET KAtnnedy, Sr., h111teu. Brertt Sartdenr and VlrBinla · lllsdlua• A'ule !!f!o.cent arllciM will W.S.C.S., FOREST Run )>orter. Mrs. B. Ralph Am111 and be 'featured Tlturaday w1ten Methoellsl ~. 7:30 W'Jd. Infant ICIIl Mra . .Joe . 'I'bom8l Mtlp'· ~ty llol011 I and 40 lltlllay f Mra. ,U. S: ~~- and ~It ~ Infant daughter, . ., holda a iale ol furniture and Mrs. Fnd N-. Mit 11: sUltPtusEGIVEN Mnt. Nellon R. lloollc, Mra.' ntllllllalebeginnlnialh.m.al ~LOCAL Athlellc ~ 'Ba!ty BateJ and Mra. Harlin:;...~· ·lfllltur A. the Racine ~ Lqlon Booote._, 7.31J, p.m. Wednesday VI l ' PbiW ' . ie 'tal W lloll!tls.- 0'1/'lt l!9riee DiBOll, Hall. ' at the hlclt ocltool; final plaN • Ill! . PI •• r n ~ .'¥at. ·llapr, Mrs. lorloolltiDbaliquetldiJdonkef ._~~y willt a'l!!fl!rile I*IJI. 11owan1 M. 'Lamnee and In· '. ' ~.!flail· ~ .,. ; · . JlllriJ bonOrln& Mf!. !ant aon, Mrs. Howard C. ·~ Completely Invisible. A gentlt. even. l"ldllnl VISn .wARNEIII MEiGs OOUNTY WCIIIltll's ~:: Matheny, Mrs. ~ohn W. heat bathes the tntire room In wll'll'lth and · Mra. DOn "MeTurnet and ~==~~ ,Ciu~ • ..7 p.m. . .......,,..:;...,;1 ~~'~ l\lllboltl, Mno. ~ R. 1'11ne,. & Art · comfort. Ceiling c:abJe eltctrlc belting Cll1 . . cl!QI!ren, Tereaa and J....~ ol Repul!llcaa HQ, , - ; ; ; : ,'T;I'ee anli ICiiner E. l'lt&ll, ChariOI D. . Willllon· 1!11:1 , SUllday al· Stepp, '-'.olm L. !J'ba!*er, Mt'J. u1ually be installed for len then 1 temoiln ol Mrl. JUII • ,119J D: W.uactl, 01ii:ar W~~ conventional heating system. Etecttle '*fll\il Warner ,and Wttlly, Plllllll!.ly.. Wwlul\t, · chil•topher A,. Spiaklllfl·fo Siilglng "1~•• all ofheJ forms at hftting Qbtol•tl! : . ·· ' . .' · J;emley, t 0111 , w,.a.~ ll1fl •'· SPECIA~ . MUIIC ' ft'S fyl!~ tWiof!oltiC . lt'ICfeln•Wnrl<lng, , 1 VISIT fl'~ Flteh. ' . . , EACH IVIIIINO pltreys, Mra. Alberta Major, Mra. Helen Farley, Mrs. Kathleen Manley, Mra. Evelyn De I Mrs lJ"''"Oiler Chuckle n • · _, • Pullins, and Mrs. LaVerne Sanders cil Mllllleld. Others presenting gills to Mrs. Hawley ...,. Mrlllun.Jean Bowllns, Mrs. Ha%21 can, Mrs. Nora Jordan, Mrs. Oma Nelson, Mrs. Nola Swlaher, Mrs. Mae Swlsber• Mrl. Bonnie Eberobach, Mrs. Darlene Hawley, Mrs. Mary Halley, Mn.HelenC&rpenter,Mrs.SUe Spires, Mrs. Donna Hood, Mlsa Pam Manley, Mrs. MulDe a.-JI,~andKollle, Mrs. Margie Ft11111011, and Mrs. lrtDe Duolee. WOMEN'S AUXILIARY, Veler8111 Memorial Rospllal, 7,30 pJll. Tueoday, refresh. Is men · FRIENDLY Circle, a p. m. Tuesday at the Trinlty aturclt. M1sa Mary Vlr11nla Reibel has program. WEDNESDAY S.RAKESPEARE Club, poUuck luncheon, Wednesday nOCHt, althe homo of Mlsa Lydia Eberabaclt; meeting, program 1o follow; bring own !able eemca.' MIDDLEPORT Ulerary Club, 1tonte of Mrs. Forrest Bacblel, z p. m. Wednesday; Mrs. Emmon J011e1 baa book review. PAST PRESIDENTS' Club, Ladles Allllltary, Drew Webater ,Pool 39, 7:30 p. m. Wed· nesday. hmne of Mrs. Pial ·~ ~ Meetings 'or Parenifs Set ffEAfiNG & · Meet our COMFORT GUYS I ~~~ Tomple~ ~neral ~F· ONLY and meat broth lb. baa Glfta lor Mrs. Ewing were placed around a ama1l a-adle contalnlng a baby In cbrlaleninl alllre. The refreolunent table was centered with a nora! piece In a bootie cwlalner. The bootie moUf w81 carried out in the Individual cake• which were I!OI'Yed with tee cream, punch, coffee, mtnls and nuta. Games were played with · betng · pmes won bY Mrs. Gerald Nll and Mrs. Sarah Caldwell. Mrs. Nil also won the door prize. Guests wer• Mrs. Helen Norrb, Miss Ev•lyn Flck, Mra. Mary Kautz, Mrs. Keith RJw, m.; 2 KING SIZE makes Gerald Powell, 23 Attend Retired Teachels' Luncheon r 11111111111 NEWHtU-MAID t ' . Fead 1, irl". I··1··•/,./··"····· ...... &.Jae. .l 1 , -. .s B .B•ISCUI"ts •••••••••••••••. SOOT 00 ~· 2 b $} • Cburch few a layelle shower honorlnl Mro. Ben Ewlnl Saturday nlihl Roolesllel were Mrs. Romer Buter, Mrs. Gene Spires, Mrs. Joan Raybwn, Mrs. Raymond Boice and Mrs. l-Ib. ral . oUBUQUE Hostesses lor a layette LARGE GOLDEN RIPE FRUIT t•• .... Shower Given Mrs. Ben Ewing Pork 1ausage ••••••••••••••••••• =~:am ~ Sliced Bacon •••••••••••••••••••• • FRENat CITY lb. 3 9$ L Beef 1ver........................ MARK V PRODUCE SALE! lla1baeld, liJado and AJblny PlnUI belnc puiGr at IIIII oftheclaeb_.,...._IJ. ~re~~. time. lt70, and llnl ..,._ ... •k• . . . flntlleld In the Flve yean all<r ~ or bold in theJlrd or me or the meniben the land, Bround-breakln( tomber I. 'lbe J1 I~ .... New Mlnblleld. Doll-. berthlp lilt. . . 11ump11rteo ..ved 11 oappJy Olber Pllllcn--11110 : Mrs. Richards Takes putor. the yean _ . Rolllrt.Diwlll WblltheiiJIInNICbolfall, tlley and Wettley Dillie!. 1'11111111 the o111cts of the AthenJ State Office Rev. RaJIIIGIIII ......... J~Ru~ ~.; ,,_u,""""' MW.._. REVIVAL Oct. 19-25 .7:30 """"' -rr:·t!;. Mr. • MIS. . . Killbalf&ll RC COLA 18 l l& oz. . BOTTW FOtiiJ!!u . Mr. ~·l\fnl,,l... airll SUPER MARKET~Open Plot De10011ll . . ·9 to .10-Sun. We Aooepl fedwal FOOd SltinyM PHONE: 992·3480 . Mill and "Wo ~lut·vo TM T. Limit Ouontitloo" FIM 0n'SbWt ·Mi11 After 5- Open UntillO p.M. . J • ·' I w, . W"'UOMII ;. •~ .· ',l becauM it's. ~arnetess! ·I • • �.,~ :"'iii fl. ChUrch Building is Dedicatea .l MARK V The Rollbtc BJJIJ Bapl.. "'JJ''IIIllwdl bepm Allri!l4, lllml~ coun1rylid(e, On anlcei _ . ·111111 d .. ~ r:l ~ ......ed ill 1114. The mlelm bepn &lndoy, AQ8llll ~1, I - the pr-~ 11M dllltlllllli~l ..., dlardl hWldlnc lbidot people lidet. lied m a new church con1tituled with ll memberl• ~- diii'IDI a ~pedal Boplill wwtt !ram lilt New membera, Rev . Raymond Cwlln&c of. tile a. ..,. '• ' m '1"1 · Plrtielpetlq In the JII'<ICJGD --Rev, Raynmd L. Plnlau, puler; Rev. O!orla ~. J)!l.llor r:l .w- Pint llopllol ilureh; Rev.Arlbll' L. Walbr, . . iq,t. tl. Mllllma; Rev. Robert Hall, 8elotG Vllloy Aree 111"'011"'1, llld Rev. Delano Rampllrlel, Mn. Cel•te WIDI'Dt, Cbarla W. lilaMr, and Andrew McCuaiJky, mernm or the eburdl. '!be .....t tl. iiGIIInl MIJIJ. •.'·'• . '. DUB\IOUE PACIWiED USDA allice Beef by Sauthem Star "· ''r,.· LUNCH MEATS SIRLOIN r. 39• STEAK · lb. J. USDA OOICE by Saulhem St. T-BONE STEAK lb. 99c . A pink and blue co1cr ocbeme In a bootie moUI decorated the social room t1. the Trlnlty INVES'ITruRE - T1relft IIIICOlld ........ weA IWit Into l'llmeroy Browme Troop 171 durq ....lllture llel'Yicel Mlltday even1n1 at tile Pmtervy Firat Baptist Cburdl. Receiving lltelr Wewld AaoclatiAm and Bro11'llle p1tu dJtrinl l i t e _ , were,llrat row, -..!,lei! to right, l«Ta Wisecup, Teresa Tl)'lctr, Andrea Rlgo, Lena Pltalln, Jayne Shower Given Mrs. Hawley Scot Lad LARGE GREEN SOliD HEADS BANANAS COOKING APPLES '~-1ft! >~ ·;,:.J-.0~ . '~~ ~~ ,... I 4 l-Ib. $1 Salt1nes... ••••••• •••• •• • • SCOT LAD bu. Canned Pop.......... 12 cansfor. $} SOOT LAD ZERO IIILISHAKE .· Candy Bars BUTTER NUT 11at LOAF gaL ,. , . . SWEET CIDER ••••••••••••••••• 79 * 6 pk. Pk&L 99~ '! • • • • • ,• • ~r ' '" r • . .., •. • . , ,1'""' M ~, .,'-.• "' ' ~1 ' . . cans ONIONS Solo Brlnd 31b. baa 39' Bathroom NEW New! A 'La Sea Dinner CREAM PIES 4 FROM PURINA• SHRIMP &TUNA Dispenser EGGS - ., DINNER 14 oz. box Social Calendar TUESDAY JUNIOR American Legion Atalllary, Racine l'oll, 7 pm. 'l'UMclajl, Ofllcera to be In· •tailed by Mrs. atarleo Roellldt, and Lori Rupe; IOCOIId row, Linda Eason, Bellt Perrin, Kenda Bralll, Jane Wyatt, .111d Jan Betzlng, and lblrd row, ri8bt, Undo KDvaldtlck. Linda Reed,y and Uncia Rooenbaum, lhlrd row, left and ·ctDter, received one year membenhlp pins. Mn. Wlw.n !lterlclan, leader, acoompanles the girls. Twenty-three persons al· RuUand showed slides and tended a Melga County ReUred narrated her recent lrlp to the Teachers AawclaUon lunchem Holy !And. She also had a Saturday at the Trlnlty Cburch display of clothing and jewelry In PCIIIleroy. from there. Mrs. Raeltel McBride gave Attending were Blanche the Invocation, followed by the Nelson, Fannie Brown, Bertha luncheon served by women of Smith, Margaret Parsons, the church. Mlsa Lucille Smtih, Graca Weese, Geneva Joachim, president, pre8ldlng, reported Nellie Tracy, Edith Forrest, on the stale convenUoo Oct. 15 Rachel McBride, Thelma DIU, In Columbus attended by her Margaret Houdashell, Clara and Pearl Reynolds. Anna Luchary, Lucille Smith, Asa Hilldore reported on a dlslricl ,Hoskins, Ruth Euler, Anna meeUng Oct. 7 at Lake Rope. Hilldewe, Ulllan Smith, Dick Asocial commlllee appointed Wiley, Thelma Wiley, Pearl Includes Grace W-, Thelma Reynolds, Nan Moore, Ethel Dill, Thelma Wiley, Edith Chapman and Gladys Hayman. Forrest, Geneva Joaclllm and Mildred Hawley. The next meeUngwassetforJanuaryat the Pomeroy Elementary School with a potluck dinner at I2:30 pm. Mrs. Ethel Chapman of M of the Scioto Valley en tl th Sou'"· A.ssocla on of e .w..m . 1' Baptist ConvenUon of Ohio mel ahower honoring Mrs. Norman Hawley, Jr., of Middleport re..,.ntly at the American Legion Hall ""re Mrs. Betty Sayre and Mrs. Becky Dunfee. !Cesslnpr, lilt limtrJCt Junior Games were played with AcUvitles Otalrcart. prizes being won by Mrs. Edna SAL19BURY PTA, 7:30 pm. Wilson, Mrs, Donna Pulllns, 'l'Uelday,S.JhtburyEiementary Mrs. Mary Brewer, Mrs. School. Dovotlolut by the Rev. Carolyn Blgp, and Mrs. Burton\ Donald Brlc:kla: ji'CIIJ'IDI on Smith, Mra. Bisgo won the door educallw, room vlallatlon 7;30 prize. lo 8 p.m. Relr•lunenta of sandwlcltes, SOUTHERN ATHLETIC cake, coffee and soft drinks lloooten, 7:10 pm. Tueaday, were served to those named and bleb ICbool baJ!d!~, Mrs. Judy Farley, Christy, MEIGSATIILET!CIIoootera, Angle, and Jimmy, Mr1. Lucille 'l'UMclajl, 7:30p.m. Meiga IIIC1t Haggerty, Mrs. Flo1sie Scltool: Athens.Yelg• game Allensworth, Mrs. Audrey ftlm obo1frt. Frost, Mary Beth Brewer, Mrs. ODD FELLOWS, annual Judy Cowan, Mrs. Margaret Inspection night Tuesday. Sheridan, Mra. Darla Hawley, Relresltmenta, Mrs. Sherry Fridley, Wend! RACINELODGE461,F&AM, Dunfee, Mrs. Colleen Dunfee, Tuesday, 7:30p.m., lodge haD; Mrs. Betty Ba..,., Peltnl}~d/' w.n In 1118f1er maSon desfet jl. ,<t\ _ _ !!'· Blgp, Mra. !JIIflelist . ' Scot Lad Syrup...............~.:-~49~ • 2 39~ Pancake M1x ................. 5 49·~ Aour................................ • 9e Margar1 ne ..~.~;!~!:...................3 1qt. Scioto Baptists Hold Men's Rally Pomeroy Teen Class Gll'rtrlli<! -• t'i!J'eiltJ'IIIhlt."'" ..... " ~ ...... ..,._- a I~ Sa~ 11 MARTHA WHITE chunks lb. bL MARTHA PLAIN ORWHITE SElf-RISING IVORY UOUID 5 LB. BAG Special h %aJn U.-et Sllee. Ownpo•y ln Mrs. Arnold Richards, led the FNIIdl atr P 51.. 1llilelllo eGDdud III'VIetl. Middleport, has been .....,lected a.,...b of r.op~po~~e IMD 1111: ill 'Jbe million bou1ht land cll'reSpOIIdlng acretary or the balltll,. P'iCIID Ia, • · The Joe.led on u. s. &w 50 111d Ohio BapU.I Women's Qln.. Freneb Qty Olunil jiutldal Radrord RDad In May IM6, a venUon, the auxiliary of the lr8lllpCII'Iallw b7 dmrdl boo .. ~ lite overlootln!J the Ohio Baptist General mer• J1 or lbe eburda, llld Aasoclalion. members of tbtlr mlalloll The annual con~lion or the nulreacb, Tbe Flnt ........_ stale organization wu held In Baplllt O!lpel ol Foaieooy wbo Mrs. Ecllson Robateller, Mrs. Akron at the Antlocll BapU.t were •lterldlnl the "'"''nl l..arrJ Rllcbie, Mrs. Dan While, Church Thursday, Friday and G0011 hm The ,..._ Cll7 Mrs. W. A. Gibbs, Mrs. Fritz Saturday. In the queen's review BapiiJI Cburdl wee llov. llld Buck, Mrs. Don Mayer, M1sa Mrs. RJchards who ·represented Mra. Robert Colvlu,llloty, Tim, Erma Smith, Mrs. Phoena the Providence District, took Bert, Mike: Mr. IIIII IIra. .lad! llmms, Allela llld Nllalle; Mr. Slanley, Mrs. Henry Ewing, third place. Local delegates were guesta lllll Mrs. Pial llllpley, Douc Mrs. Sylvia Mldklll. of Mrs . . Ednah LAU, stale m~d Gres; Mr. IIIII lin. Robert Others prt!lelttlng gills to presidenl AlleJidini from here Craft, Debbie, Mike, and Mrs. Ewing were Mra, W. R. were Mra. Oscar Hardaway, Jolmny; Mn. Alkle Bprape P=ln, Mlsa Elizabeth Fic:k, Mlsa Joy Kautz, Mrs. Robert Mrs. Richards and Mrs. Nellie and Mr. and Mra. Gamel Kautz, Mlsa Katie Guth, Mlaa Winston, Mount Moriab BapU.I Hattert. Lena Gulh, Mrs. Thomas Churcb; Mrs. Allen Hampton, Going from lbe Flrll WITH THII COUPON 190 ~~~:MARK V AT OPFIII IXJ'IIIII 11).25.70 UMIT 1 COUPON PER PURCHAIE Southern Bapllat Olapel or Pomeroy were Mr. Robert Mllla, Marylu Mllll, and Mr. m~d Mrs. llenbol llc:Ciure, Jimmy, Bobby, and lllll,y. talk of the town · Ji Evange •stic Team to Se'""'"e For a 1'. FLAMELESS ELECTRIC Re~~·val The Rev. RDbert stewart of Mount Vernm, and J~~~~es Cline of Beverly, wiU be !be ev111gellallc team for revival services at the Jlaelne O.ureb orllteNazareneFrld8yllrouglt Oct. 25, al 7,30 pm. nlgblly. Rev. &bert Stewart, 1 for· mer resident of Meigs Cowtty, wasconverledlnthe8)'r8<UI!e Chlfth of the Nazarene; ,.. ~ ,.firsl,:llapU.I Sunday llchrilll!o>perinlooclo~. when he dtii:lded to pnpll'l! Clntrmcif.A~ 1ft the Baptist M:'::.~. a:r·Siagle, stale oon· Young, Mrs. Delmar Canaday, Naomi lloptist Cburch, and Mrs. Herman Warner, Mrs. Mrs. William Smith, Forest Run Baptist Church. 1bey ...,. R~th Hennesy, Mra. Harmon guests at a bullet cllnner at the O'Brien, Mrs. Louise Harbrecht, Mrs. Ted Reed, Mrs. Lewla home oo lbursday. Kenneth DeWeese, Mrs. Bob Hoefilch, Mrs. Zora Yeauger and Emogene, Mrs. Glenna electric heat is the Grimm, Mrs. Marguerite Karr, Mra. Martha Jane Williams, Mrs. Freda Fauber, Mrs. Marguerite Meyer, Mro. Rattle PoweU, M1sa Addle PoweU; Mra, E. R. Gross and Berta Matthews. ·1' a ltlmaolf for lite lllinlstry by attending Mowil Vernon Nazarene College, Mount Vernon, Oltlo. Jema R. Cline, a JIDlior at FortFl')'ellighSchool,Beverly, IJtlo, was cmverted at lite Waterford Cburch of !be Nazarene under the ministry of Rev. RttsseJJ Bowman. Mr. Cline who playa a trombone is preolclont of the Waterford Nazarene YOURI People'• of the ty. The Racine pastor, Rev. MorrisM. Wolfe aaldthepubllc 1s welcome ' =,d=:her HEAT "It's practically maintenance· free. No yearly tinkering, cleaning and adjusting. It just comes when you need it. •· M The Knlghta or the King Teen • class or the Pomeroy First u brotherhood dlroclor Southem Baplill Cha 1 were von on • II PlloneU7-341S pe presided. Rev. Arthur Walker, guests or the teen classes of stale missions director, was . . thelr "mother" church, The guest llpeBker, frCIIII the ii4th French City Baplill Chapel of chapter of Isaiah. t---------------------------; Gallipolis Saturday when they Frank Black; Memphis, MASON -:- Mrs. Mary loured Aah caves and Old Tenn., who Is with the capehart, guidance collliOior Man's cave. brotherhood commt.sslon, spoke at Wahama IIIC1t School, h81 The group left by church bus on "The ResponoiblUty of the mellhreeevenlngswithparents early that mornln1 and Layman to Wltne... " Rev. who ha.. sons and dslllltters returned aboutrour o'clock thai Robert HaU, Scioto Valley Area planning lo attend colleges and evening. For dinner the young Mlsalonary, spoke on the opo VocaUooaJ Tec:hnlcal acltools. people roasted wieners · and poriWlllles lor new mission !lte has seheduled t1troe more. marsltmallows over an open wortclnOhio Herahel McOure Mrs.capebartuidlhels...,ll lire. Salads, ball:ed beans, ind .._ntmi the Fint Sou~ pleased with the reaulls oftheae punch ...,re also enjoyed. BapU.I Chapel 111 Pomeroy, meetlngo. Parent• have an Twoboyawltobr0118blgultars deoerlbed the mission w<rlln opportunity lo loam wltat aeeompanled christian Pomeroy. : !!dtool1 are available lew lbelr cb01111ea sang on the ways lo Other aburcbeo repreeented .., or daltlbler. 1bey can lellm the caves. GoJng fr0111 the were the Fin! Baptist of Logan, lite nee ry lelia the llludenta Pomeroy Chapel were Mrs. the First Bapllat of Athens, the must lake lor entrance: GUISTS IN COWIIBUS Rhojean McClure, Marylu Rolllttg Hills 8apU.t Churelt, fl. roqalrementa necellla')' lo get DaM,ra, James Tl~,~ Mills, VIcki Gaul, Jim McClure, Alb8ny llld The Emmaltuel In, and the cltancell of ceuJng vis, Mrs. E.. · Geor • c.sct. Kim Browning, Jerry Coleman, Baptist' of Jacbon. llnanclal aid ind bcnr lo 1P> llld Mr · and Mrs, ge ROYAL AND SELECT and Tim Colburn. about •Jllll7b!c for the ald. Sklnnor were guests of Dr. llld Mulero lloonrorlb CouncU Going frmn the GaWpolls 1be tiat IICbeduled meetJnc Mrs. CecU Rorden, Columbus, alated ~eetlftg 7:10 Wed: church were Rev. Robert HOSPITAL NEW$ will bo beld for JlllWIII of ala dinner party Saturday lllgbt neaday Pomer'oy MalOnic Colvin, Mrs. Gamel Hallen, Mr. Rober Medical Center Finl eoJiege boomd llludeltta October bonorjnc Mn. followed by 1 IPidaJ Jack Slmma, Pam Bryon, Nlc:Jd Ave. and Cedar St 211 at Wlbama Jr. Hlgb. A •.Pieuan · · IDMIID8 .Ill Pwtetoy atapter: Geqe, David Bry111, Clay yWtlng hours 2.4 and 7_, pm. meetinc hal betll Ill by Mra. , • · RAM moat acellenl mu1er1 Ru~1on, Harold Taylor, Malemlty visiting hours 2.30 to Clpeharllew Oct. Zlnd llld 2111t ~ to be conlemd Lawrence Lanter, lf,erut)- Crall, lor tbole 1fllo will Bo lo wwlt 111 atd aU olberllram 7 lo t ol NIAY 8ALI: SET MEIGS CO'UNTV • TRa:ll · Betty Mo11man, Karen 4' 30 pm. Parents A~ iale wj)l be held Aun., W~IJ. 7:10p.m. at Boslwlet, Vkkl MeGee, Debbie Pedlalrlcs Ward. Wabllma laniGr RICb Sdtool. by Me lea T•mple, . Pylhlan JIIMI4port v1111p bllllo plan · Crall, Roblit I!GIIwlek, .learuJie Mrs. lipebarl bopea !be SlaSall!rad FridaBlyldlllld lor 1870 antmlill Seal Salt. Wlleonn,l..arrJSlntml,llobby F!:;, JlllWIII will tab lime from · lur a,....Jn ry u ng, · , I!GIIwiclt Beverly Clay Kathy --,. ·• • • their buay ICbNdel 1o meet Middleport. .. WINDXNG TRAIL Garden Lanter h;-""·Ma-·.:. ""'·• Mr. and Mrs. Charles N. withherln llteftll')'-luture Dub, 7:30 Wodttolday, Oblo • • u1~·~ McG~Ire, Crown City, a · Power eo. olllco; Mrs. Leo Shipley, l!arbara Wllc~xen, !laucbter. · J1e 8AL1: SET KAtnnedy, Sr., h111teu. Brertt Sartdenr and VlrBinla · lllsdlua• A'ule !!f!o.cent arllciM will W.S.C.S., FOREST Run )>orter. Mrs. B. Ralph Am111 and be 'featured Tlturaday w1ten Methoellsl ~. 7:30 W'Jd. Infant ICIIl Mra . .Joe . 'I'bom8l Mtlp'· ~ty llol011 I and 40 lltlllay f Mra. ,U. S: ~~- and ~It ~ Infant daughter, . ., holda a iale ol furniture and Mrs. Fnd N-. Mit 11: sUltPtusEGIVEN Mnt. Nellon R. lloollc, Mra.' ntllllllalebeginnlnialh.m.al ~LOCAL Athlellc ~ 'Ba!ty BateJ and Mra. Harlin:;...~· ·lfllltur A. the Racine ~ Lqlon Booote._, 7.31J, p.m. Wednesday VI l ' PbiW ' . ie 'tal W lloll!tls.- 0'1/'lt l!9riee DiBOll, Hall. ' at the hlclt ocltool; final plaN • Ill! . PI •• r n ~ .'¥at. ·llapr, Mrs. lorloolltiDbaliquetldiJdonkef ._~~y willt a'l!!fl!rile I*IJI. 11owan1 M. 'Lamnee and In· '. ' ~.!flail· ~ .,. ; · . JlllriJ bonOrln& Mf!. !ant aon, Mrs. Howard C. ·~ Completely Invisible. A gentlt. even. l"ldllnl VISn .wARNEIII MEiGs OOUNTY WCIIIltll's ~:: Matheny, Mrs. ~ohn W. heat bathes the tntire room In wll'll'lth and · Mra. DOn "MeTurnet and ~==~~ ,Ciu~ • ..7 p.m. . .......,,..:;...,;1 ~~'~ l\lllboltl, Mno. ~ R. 1'11ne,. & Art · comfort. Ceiling c:abJe eltctrlc belting Cll1 . . cl!QI!ren, Tereaa and J....~ ol Repul!llcaa HQ, , - ; ; ; : ,'T;I'ee anli ICiiner E. l'lt&ll, ChariOI D. . Willllon· 1!11:1 , SUllday al· Stepp, '-'.olm L. !J'ba!*er, Mt'J. u1ually be installed for len then 1 temoiln ol Mrl. JUII • ,119J D: W.uactl, 01ii:ar W~~ conventional heating system. Etecttle '*fll\il Warner ,and Wttlly, Plllllll!.ly.. Wwlul\t, · chil•topher A,. Spiaklllfl·fo Siilglng "1~•• all ofheJ forms at hftting Qbtol•tl! : . ·· ' . .' · J;emley, t 0111 , w,.a.~ ll1fl •'· SPECIA~ . MUIIC ' ft'S fyl!~ tWiof!oltiC . lt'ICfeln•Wnrl<lng, , 1 VISIT fl'~ Flteh. ' . . , EACH IVIIIINO pltreys, Mra. Alberta Major, Mra. Helen Farley, Mrs. Kathleen Manley, Mra. Evelyn De I Mrs lJ"''"Oiler Chuckle n • · _, • Pullins, and Mrs. LaVerne Sanders cil Mllllleld. Others presenting gills to Mrs. Hawley ...,. Mrlllun.Jean Bowllns, Mrs. Ha%21 can, Mrs. Nora Jordan, Mrs. Oma Nelson, Mrs. Nola Swlaher, Mrs. Mae Swlsber• Mrl. Bonnie Eberobach, Mrs. Darlene Hawley, Mrs. Mary Halley, Mn.HelenC&rpenter,Mrs.SUe Spires, Mrs. Donna Hood, Mlsa Pam Manley, Mrs. MulDe a.-JI,~andKollle, Mrs. Margie Ft11111011, and Mrs. lrtDe Duolee. WOMEN'S AUXILIARY, Veler8111 Memorial Rospllal, 7,30 pJll. Tueoday, refresh. Is men · FRIENDLY Circle, a p. m. Tuesday at the Trinlty aturclt. M1sa Mary Vlr11nla Reibel has program. WEDNESDAY S.RAKESPEARE Club, poUuck luncheon, Wednesday nOCHt, althe homo of Mlsa Lydia Eberabaclt; meeting, program 1o follow; bring own !able eemca.' MIDDLEPORT Ulerary Club, 1tonte of Mrs. Forrest Bacblel, z p. m. Wednesday; Mrs. Emmon J011e1 baa book review. PAST PRESIDENTS' Club, Ladles Allllltary, Drew Webater ,Pool 39, 7:30 p. m. Wed· nesday. hmne of Mrs. Pial ·~ ~ Meetings 'or Parenifs Set ffEAfiNG & · Meet our COMFORT GUYS I ~~~ Tomple~ ~neral ~F· ONLY and meat broth lb. baa Glfta lor Mrs. Ewing were placed around a ama1l a-adle contalnlng a baby In cbrlaleninl alllre. The refreolunent table was centered with a nora! piece In a bootie cwlalner. The bootie moUf w81 carried out in the Individual cake• which were I!OI'Yed with tee cream, punch, coffee, mtnls and nuta. Games were played with · betng · pmes won bY Mrs. Gerald Nll and Mrs. Sarah Caldwell. Mrs. Nil also won the door prize. Guests wer• Mrs. Helen Norrb, Miss Ev•lyn Flck, Mra. Mary Kautz, Mrs. Keith RJw, m.; 2 KING SIZE makes Gerald Powell, 23 Attend Retired Teachels' Luncheon r 11111111111 NEWHtU-MAID t ' . Fead 1, irl". I··1··•/,./··"····· ...... &.Jae. .l 1 , -. .s B .B•ISCUI"ts •••••••••••••••. SOOT 00 ~· 2 b $} • Cburch few a layelle shower honorlnl Mro. Ben Ewlnl Saturday nlihl Roolesllel were Mrs. Romer Buter, Mrs. Gene Spires, Mrs. Joan Raybwn, Mrs. Raymond Boice and Mrs. l-Ib. ral . oUBUQUE Hostesses lor a layette LARGE GOLDEN RIPE FRUIT t•• .... Shower Given Mrs. Ben Ewing Pork 1ausage ••••••••••••••••••• =~:am ~ Sliced Bacon •••••••••••••••••••• • FRENat CITY lb. 3 9$ L Beef 1ver........................ MARK V PRODUCE SALE! lla1baeld, liJado and AJblny PlnUI belnc puiGr at IIIII oftheclaeb_.,...._IJ. ~re~~. time. lt70, and llnl ..,._ ... •k• . . . flntlleld In the Flve yean all<r ~ or bold in theJlrd or me or the meniben the land, Bround-breakln( tomber I. 'lbe J1 I~ .... New Mlnblleld. Doll-. berthlp lilt. . . 11ump11rteo ..ved 11 oappJy Olber Pllllcn--11110 : Mrs. Richards Takes putor. the yean _ . Rolllrt.Diwlll WblltheiiJIInNICbolfall, tlley and Wettley Dillie!. 1'11111111 the o111cts of the AthenJ State Office Rev. RaJIIIGIIII ......... J~Ru~ ~.; ,,_u,""""' MW.._. REVIVAL Oct. 19-25 .7:30 """"' -rr:·t!;. Mr. • MIS. . . Killbalf&ll RC COLA 18 l l& oz. . BOTTW FOtiiJ!!u . Mr. ~·l\fnl,,l... airll SUPER MARKET~Open Plot De10011ll . . ·9 to .10-Sun. We Aooepl fedwal FOOd SltinyM PHONE: 992·3480 . Mill and "Wo ~lut·vo TM T. Limit Ouontitloo" FIM 0n'SbWt ·Mi11 After 5- Open UntillO p.M. . J • ·' I w, . W"'UOMII ;. •~ .· ',l becauM it's. ~arnetess! ·I • • �i.,.. 111t DIIUy SollllneUilddlepll't-Pomeroy, o., 0.1.211,11'10 . . . .•• Bargains, Bargains, and More Bargains· In Sentinel Classifieds New Haven Soeial Events IWID II008TER8 aSIGIS Pet$ For Safe PolltrOJ .,., Co. Busines's Services f· · ""' held Thuroday evenlni. BASSET .puppies, AKC. 130. Tbe Wahama llieh School Gueots ''"' the evenJns ,.re Francis Bentdum, phone Coolville 661-:1156. Band Booom met In recutar llalldy Roush and Ronnie l0.11o131c ..... .nUt Paul Rickard. vice Zerkle,membenl of the Interact prealde•t, prealdlna. Com- Club at Wahoma lllgh School. Konnola, PoQctln, 1969CHEVROLET S2495 -. ·PARKVIEW Rome Wl1llamaon presided at mitlft Chairmen were named and bird <fogo, AKC. Pit and · Cemmlldlll GI"Rilli'ldenti.. Station Wagon, V-8 motor, automatic trans· I • ~ow PUPIII,s. Grooming. to ..U membershlpo to u., the JMetlng. Members preeent Phone 992·5413. mission, power steering . Boosters : Clifton, West were Herman Layne, Dick Ord, . llrldc, Block,~lant. ..:._ J,17l11i:. toot Pllntlng & Clolorno, Chlm110y1, Homt Colilmbta - Mrs. Jack Fox; Harry Miller, Art Thabe~ Rome Repelr, Spouth1g & ~~ling, C.mont Work, 1967 CHEVROLET $3495 Mum - Mr. and Mrs. William Wtlliamson, Uoyd Roush, .....og... C:.rpenter WOrk • Far Sale Ruoaell Capehart, Donald F. Brown; New Haven - Mr. and Corvette with both tops, 4 speed trans., 327 cu. Free Estlm1tes Conllcfl ·coAL, llm..tont. Excololor Mrs. Carroll Adams, Jr .; Raven Roush, James Rouoh, Larry in. 350 H. P. motor. Jim- Llrry Salt WCO'ks, E. Main St... Heights Mrs. Donald Sturm, Karl Wlles, Clyde Foley Pomeroy. 'Phone 992·3191, ' Kennv-J•ke Bumgardner, Mra. Herman and Daytm Raynes. 1967 CHEVROLET $1695 4-9·11c . . From tho LII'IIHI Truet. ol' Phone DAUGIITEII BORN Knapp; Above New Haven 7414945' Belair 4 Dr. Sedan, V-8 motor, standard shift. Bulldozer Radiator to tho 992-7044 or 992-5632 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mr. and Mrs. Robert GllmCO'e; llixlor, 0. Snwtltest Hooter Core. Letart - Mrs. Mary Froent, Wllldnson are annOIIIICinfl the birlh of a daUBhter Oct. 8 at Mr. and Mrs. James Hart. Members voted to purchase Holzer Hospital. She weighed 6 H1ve Your Ytuly OP!N !V!S. 1:00 I'JI. lour new h..... ''"' the band : poundo, 101> ounces and baa NM!ROY, OHIO two jlpuble french horns and two been named Rhea June. The barlto~es . Mrs. Donald Wllldnsons have lhree other NOW"U!itNEtS! WANT AD FORD Bwil~at\:lner and Mrs. Jolm chlldren. ELECTROI.UX SWEEPER - .,_, INFORMATION Comfl•te with attachments, Maternal grandparents are Hoffman were named as coDEADLIN&S pain tpray, cordwlnder and Notice chalnnen of making hard candy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Osrke of 5 P.M . Oev Before Publication throw.awaT bags. Full cash Mondey Dtldline 9a .m . -GUARANTEEDto oelllor Cllristmas. You msy Letart, and paternal grandRE-OPENING ot Middleport price ontv $31. Terms Cancellation & Corrections cab olllce ol 322 N. SeCond available. Phone 992-,56.11. Phone 992-2094 Will be accepted until 9 a .m . for parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph place orders by calling either Oev of Publication Ave., Middleport. Compallod 10. l6-6tc And Complete Une Mrs. Bumgardner or Mrs. Wllldnson of Leoo. Maternal RIGULATIONS to lower fares In town. 2... hour The Publisher reaerves the of Supplies great - grandparents are Mrs. Hoffman. 1 PomiiOJ Home &Auto service available. Phone !!?.· PAINT DAMAGE 1970 Zig. right to edit or relec:t anv ada 3280 or 992-HOl. Sharon s Zag Sewing Machines. Still fn Ora Clarke and Chuter Clarke, deemed oblectlonal. The "' E. Mlln, Paineroy, 0. Twin Clly Cabs. original cartons. No atPltono 992·21U publisher will not be rqponalbie MOTHER HONORED bolh of Letart. t0.19-6tc tachments, needed, as our tor more than one Incorrect Maoon.W. Vo. · CIRCLE MEETS controls are built-ln. Sews t 77).5615 Mr. and Mrs. David Zirkle The Esther Clrcl of the insertlbn . RATES SEWING MACHINES. Repair wUh 1 or 2 needles, makes honored her mother, Mrs. Jesse e BAND, Friday and Saturday Open Dolly 1 1114 p.m. For Want Ad Service Hrvlce, all makes. 992-22a.t. buttonholes, sews on buttons, nlgllis. The Maverlcko. H1 ·7 6:30tll9p.m. Maynard wllh a birthday dinner Lutheran Church Women held 5 cents per WorCI one Insertion The Fobrlc Shop, Pomeroy. monograms and blind hem Club. Minimum Charg& 75c recently. Following the dinner the O.tnber JMefln8 Tue!day Authorized Slngor Saln and stitch. Full cash price, $38.50 12 centt. per word three 10-20-.ftc Service. We Sharpen Scissors. or E-Z Terms. Phone 992·5641. birthday cake and ice cream evenfn81n the soctal room of the consecutive Insertions . ).2f.tfc I0-16-6tc II cents per word •six con - GUN were served. Mrs. Maynard church. Mrs. Jolm F. Roush s ecutive SHOOTS, starllnv Insertions. Saturday night, Oct. 24 and For S a l e c"u"R""T"'t"'ss.......c"'o"'tt:;:le:-;;B:=ro:::;odl ng received many present Thooe presented the program I~ lhe 25 Per cent Discount on paid SINGER TOUCH & SEW full · Servlca. Phone Parker at 99f. ads paid within 10 dan. every Saturday following . size sewing machine-. With attending were Mr and Mr•. evemng. Her topic was 'The ads and RING NECK pheasants, mole 226ol or call stal lon Coolville Assorted meats. Near Racine CARD OF THANKS Lou Inches tht lily WIY Giant of American P1anlng Mill. Sponsored by self-winding bobbin. slant eeLagte puVps. PhJohn T89h5om39a7s2, 667-3251. I OBITUARY With the new JOSBe Maynard, Rulh Zirkle, Pr leotanli!m The Baptist ., needle desi"ns, alao ztg.zag Syracuse Volunteer Fire eon, W. I a. one · . 10.18-:IOtc Sl.SO for 50 word minimum . 0 and Terri, Debbie Zirkle and • JL·I·Ni·A·WAY equipped. Comes In walnul 10.20-6tc Each additional word 2c. Oopartment. Free Hom• Demonltratlon Mr. and Mrs. David Zirkle. ~chapter from the study book sewing stand. S72.50 cash or ILIND ADS _..:_: 10-20-·nc MRS. WENDEL KAYLOR TANKS CLEANED. Add itional 25c Charge per terms available. Phone 992- 1970 RICHARDSON mobile SEPTIC Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Maynard 'Lutheran .~nd Other Advertisement Reasonable rates. Phone 112·16'7 . 5641. HAYMAN'S AUCTION tiouso, homo, 12x63, partially IYr· John RuiSOII, Gallipolis _.. N.,w HIYH, W. VI. and family enjoyed the last DenOIIlUUitions: . OFFICI! HOURS 10-16-6tc nlshed. Washer and dryer. •-- 5 311 Laurel Cliff, now open each After 4 Wllkdlyl lr 8 : 30a .m . to 5:00p.m . Dally, 4712 af''" : p.m. family picnic of the aeason In Thnse attending the meeting Fully carpeted . Talm over I Til 6 Satunley Friday to receive con· 8 : 30 a . m to 12:00 Noon rhe New Raven park last week. were Mrs. Douglas Singer, Mrs. Saturday . payments. Phone 992-7019. -------~~4-7-tfc slgnments at 10 a.m . Auction KIRBY Vacuum Cleaner In starting at 7 p.m. let us sell excellent condition. H11 all Thnse attending were Mr. and Harry Layne, Mrs. David 10-l8-3tc HARRISON'S TV AND AN· attachments Including buffer your nwl'rchandlse. Mrs. Rusaell Maynard, Mr. and Roush, Mrs. Melvin Knapp, Card of Thanks AWNINGS, storm doors and TENNA SERVICE . Phone and demother. Sells new for 3-22-tfc 992·2522. over S200. Will sell for U.C.SO windows, carports, C. BRADFORD, Auc:llontOr Mrs. Paul Maynard, Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Roush, Mrs. James I WANT to thank the nurw and 6-IO.IIc cash or terms arranged. m•rquees. blown and baH Complete Service Or. Ridgway at Veterans PIANO tuning . Karl Kobler, Mrs. David Zirkle and children, and Mrs. Jolm Roush. Phone 992-.1641. Insulation. Elmer White, Phone 9ol'l-312l Mason . Phone nJ-5535 after 5 Memorial Hospital for their Terri and Debbie. REBECCAS MEET salea representative. FOf" free BACKHOE and Endloader Ro<ino, Ohio 10·1'·6tc p.m . kindness while I was 1 patient work. Georea Bill Pulllno. GO TO PARTY The Rebecca Circle met estimates, phone Charles CriH BradiO<d 10-U.-30tc there. Also, thanks to all my 10.16·311tp lisle, Syracuse. V. V. MAS5EY - F~RGUSON 135 5-1 -tfc Mr and Mrs Jesse Maynard Wedneaday afternooo at the friends and neighbors for Johnaon and Son. Inc. tractor . New plows, thei r kindnesses, prayers and attended a blr.thday party for church w!th Mrs. Jolm C. Fry cultivator, double disc, brush 0-:JO.tfc cards. Many thanks to one Business Opportunities . -their daughter~in~law, Mrs. and Mrs . Annie Roney as SEPTIC tanka <loontd. Miller hog, and 2wheel trailer. Also, and all and may God bless DISTRIBUTORSHIP without Sanitation, Stoworf, Ohio. Ph. 1958 Studebaker plckup truck . I~ NEW MOON trailer, 2 Paul Maynard recently at the hooteaaea. Mrs. J. V. McGrew you. Investment. Deluxe candy Real Estate For Sale 662·3035. All lor 13,11111. Phone 992~. bedroom, 10x51, 12,800. ExEdith Burnell J0-20-ltc home of her P.,..nta, Mr. and was In charge of the program and drug specialties to 10.18-6tc cellent condition. Phone 2·12-tfc taverns, restauranfJ, stores, Mrs. Jack McNeely In Point ~.nd presented the chapter nn 1\'\ason 773·5T93 . CONVENIENT but secluded WHEEL Horot Saloo ond etc. Direct factory connection 1969 BSA 650 C. C. Flreblrd 10·16·6tc Pleasant. Others attending The Gl?nt of America~ Los I sa,.vlce. Baum Lumbtr bulldln" lots on T7t at Rock earning high dally cash Scrambl&r, 3,900actual miles. were Mr. and Mrs. Russell ProteotanHsm - The &ptist. LOST, lady ' s white gold sr,rln"s. Within walking Company, Chester, Ohio. commissions. Everything E)(ctllent shape. Contact Jim 7 ROOM house, bath, coal wristwatch at Meigs - Athens d etance of Mel"s High furnished. but must be bond- Young, New Haven, Phone Maynard, Beth Meadows, Terri Members preaent were_ Mrs. game Friday. Phone 992-3508. School, a 5 minute drive from Phone 915-3301. · furnace. Thomas Fork Road able handling our mer- 882-2455. $800. Firm. Pomeroy. Coli or '" Bill _ __ __ _ _ _;5-:..:.::to.tfc and Debbie Zirkle and Mr. and J. V. McGrew, Mrs. William near Hiland Church. Mrs. 10- 19-:Jtc chandise and cash. Part or 10.18-Jtp Clifford Jacobs . Phone 992Mrs. Paul Maynard. Russell, Mrs. Donald WIHe weekends, or alter 5 AIR CONDITIONING, full time. Write Chexco, 2910 2437. GARDEN CLUB MEETS Bumgardner, Mrs. Allred Help Wanted p.m. weekdays. Phone 992 ' Refrigeration service. J1ck'1 N. 16th St .. Philadelphia, Po. TRAILER LOT, lllllx210, with I0-16-6tc 6887 19132. Mrs. Harold BUIIliarner was Sprouae, Mrs. Ottn Grimm, SOMEONE to do brush hog water and shade trees. Ava · lO.IS.t' Refrigeration, Now Haven. 10-18-Jt... Phone 182-2079. Gilkey. Harrisonville. Phone work . Phone 7.42-.4171 . guest speaker at the Thursday Mrs. William Powell, Mrs . 7~2-5869. Auto Sales 10-18-Jtc evenfn8 meetlng of the New Annie Roney, Mrs. Carroll --------------~4-6-llc 10-18-Jtc 1966 MUSTANG~ood run.nlng MAN OR woman to SURPir )~ale Help .. Wanted READ'( · MIX CONCRETE IWllAA . !l!>bb,, Ill> held at the Adams~ · ' ~~: .a.'J:! ,tpe, h~l-· consumers with ~I....,Illli"' WAN:t!D: 9.~. t . . to 1\-JGtST'!IteO ':li!/..-IK (IoriO ~ltlon. Pr,l r,.!9"1biy. tl ln)otetled• .m23116 ...... ," d,t,vortcl-,)rlght to y_ou~ o!l\li1.<licald Sml~trith . . """ ,.,, ' .. goldln!i. Plioni ,~7- 2306.' Products . Can earn $60 wofk directlY wfth ~nager ·:-:~-· .. 10-18-lfc pt'O/oct. F-oot and easy. FrM ~lfiiTY I a. b1e Gibbo as co-h<Mitoss. . AT HOME --:::1\ 10-18-6tc weekly parl -tlme,·Sll50and up for advancement to Sales ... est mat8s. -fhona "2·328o4l Mrs. Bumgarner is an avid bird The blber meeting of the full -time . Write Charlie Penn , 1\'\anager position . Must be 1~7 VALIANT, standard shift. ~loin Roody-Mix CO.;· W. T. Rawleigh Co., P . 0 . Box neat, aggressive and willing _. PIGS. 2 shoats, Phone 7-t2watcher and has msde a study Live Wire Class of the United Phone 992-3860. Mlddlopoct, Ohio. NEAT I BEDROOMS Bath, 204~ Chillicothe. Cillo 45601. to work . Car necessary. Apply 4626, Rolland Searles, 10.18.3fp new forced air furnace. 4-:to.ltc of the characteristics and the Methodist Church was a glvmg name, address and oi860 MacCorkle, Ave., So. Rutland. Concrete walks. Landscaped habit. of the birds thet inhabit masquerade party held at the N -E-IG -L-::E-R_,Con---,otr-ucl-:-lon...:...:;. F..phone number . Ch.!Js . 1'-61P Real Estate For Sale lot. Only SUIIII.IIII this area during both the hnme of Mrs. Clayton Athey, J0-20-Jtc bulldlng or remodoiiiiO your 10·16-6tc 2-STORY building with paved home, call Guy Nelglar, summer and winter months. wilh Mrs. Geocge Jewell and FIELD grown chrysanthe - parking lot. Also, . 3 lots In 3 BEOROOM! - Hardwood Racine, Ohio. Her talk was very interesting Mrs. CliH Rouoh as hooteases. Nolice floors, Central heat and air mums and mums In full Racine, Phone 992-2838 or "2Wanted To Buy J-3t-llc conditioning. Full besamont. bloom. Reynolds Flower 2m. and informing. The _meeting opened with the SWAP SHOP, new and used furniture . Phone m -n6l. JOS OLD furniture, dishes, brass Shop, Mason. Goroea. Very nice. $26,51111.1111 10.18·:11< Mrs. Lee Gibbs presided at devotwns consisting of the DOZER WORK. Septic tonka, N. 2nd. Ave.. Middleport, beds, etc. Write M. 0 . Miller, 10.20-21c leach bodo. PhOhe 9ofJ·2171. the meeting which opened in scnplure taken from the book of CWlio. Rl. 4, Pomeroy, Ohio. Coli MIDOLEPORT• bedroomo LOTS WITH all . utilities: 10.11-llc 10-14-:JOtc 992-6271. with <loooll, living 16 x 18. regular form with the club song, Psahns and a prayer by Mrs. GREEN bea111, tomatoos. Pick Restricted sub division. '12 to :::-c--:---;---,..Porch, garage. 110,51111.1111 your own. Also. potatoes and 9-l ·f1c 1 flag salute and collect. Mem- George Jewell. The group then WILL give piano IMsons In my • -acre lots. Phone Chester sweet potatoes. Bring con985-3301, night 985-33112. lns11anc:e home . Phone 992-3666. bers answered roll can by sang "Blest Be The Tie That NEW I BEDROOMS - All AUTOMoBILE tainers. Andrew Cross, Letart ln111ronw boon 1·6-f!s 8-16-tfc OLD UPRIGHT pianos, onr Falls. naming their favorite song bird. Binds." electric home, 2 baths, nlct condition, as long as have no cancalfed? Lost your -------=~ dining area. Therm-o-pene 10-l5-6tc been . wet . Payi!'Q SlO each. Devotions were 1n charge of A short business meeting WILL pick up merchandise and ;r:,aiO<'I llcanot? Coli 992GLASS. Double g1r1go. .rtiUR NEW HOME First floor only. Mondays will Mrs. Gibbs. following included the election r take to auction on a per. location. 123,900. Excrllent be plck-vp day. 'Nrlte, giving 7110X11 TRUCK tires. Watk-In 3 or 4 IIICirooms 6-15-llc During the business session of officers. The same officers · centage basts . Call Jim lor your lnopedlon. Adams, auctioneer, Rutland. good dlroctlona, Wlltenl'lano cooltr unit complete. Electrl' lullt to your Sfttdflutlons. the resignation of Mrs. Harold were retained for another year . Company, Box 1M, Serdls, 1 maat saw. Me1t block. 1955 Sitts ntllallle now. Phone 742-.4461. I ~~ c!'o'1tll'oENCE Ohio G<l6. Ford 1-ton tru~k with cattlo 9-23-tfc Johnson was read . Mrs. They are Mrs. Howard Burria, CALL m.:ms racks. 2-wav turn plow for 1-20-tfc Johnson has moved tn Newark president; Mrs. GeCO'ge Jewell, is 209 Filth Avenue, Camegie, HELEN lnd VIRGIL Cub Tractor. Phone 949-31173. o Payment TEAFORD ASSOCIATES Ohio. Mrs. Ray Proffitt gave ~ vice-president; Mrs . Cliff Pa., 15106. 10.l5-6tc ELECTRIC percolator, electric n~fE Monthly Payments SYRACUSE Iron, May fog woshot-, pop.vp report on idess on items to be Rouoh, aecretary; and Mrs. Lower Titan Rent ALTAR GUD.D MEETS 10. 16-<ilc toeater, woven throw rugs, sold at the Christmas Bazaar. Othe Lievlng, treasurer. The On Tuesday evening a cookware, dish pens, towels, Cont1ct: Mr. Moody, Ph. tt2· The first Thursday in members made plans lor a meeting of the St. Jooeph Altar easv chair, writing deak, 11314 1t our llelcl office at November which will be Nov. 5 rummage sale tn be held Nov. 6 Guild of the St. Jnseph Catholic drain racks, square tubs, Park & Sycamore 11 Mill· dlooort. was set as a wCO'kshop foc and7.Awhiteelephantsolewas Church was held at the church night tockl, wall to wall 4 • •. . . • JEMO AIIOCIAT.S, INC. carpeting, oman gao cool< members to work on various held with Mrs. Thelma hall. Officers elected for the stove, Pormtrty Kissell Astoellttt, MINERSVILLE HILL- LII(E Electrolux lhlll* . Inc. NEW-5roomo, 2 bodr001no, things lor the bazaar. The Capehart actlng as auctioneer. Contact Paul Brooko, Box U. CCO'nfn8 year were: Mrs. Jolm Coolville, beth, nice kitchen with builtOhio, ~wCO'kshop will be held at the Members and guests at- Wolle, president; Mrs. Ray 2 BEDROOM houoo, nice In rll'a-, beltment, garage, !0.20-:ltc Hartford Elementary School tending were Mrs. Howard Dawsnn, vice - president; Mrs. loc:allon. See at 525 Broad- GOING AT 16,9110. way, MlddiO!lOrt. Phone 992and will start at 4:30, members Burris, Mrs. Roy Hoffman, Margaret Johnsoo, secretary; 5814. For Rent HARRISONVILLE - LOW bringing a sack lunch. Thooe Mrs . George Jewell, Mrs. Mrs. Mary Nollge, lreuurer. FURNISHED and unturnllhld IO.I.Utc UI'KEEP - l otory, tile Set tilt whocan'tcomeat that hour are RacheiSayre,Mrs. F. A. &ley, - -- - - - --block, 2 2 pocclleo, SILK DEMONSTRATED Chu to ochool. apertmonls. asked to come following ' the Mrs. Albert Fields, Mrs. Estyl ONE 7 room houoe, bath, both, ~~ Wall furnace In Mrs. Bruce Smith was Ph... 992-s.J4. dinner hour. Clark, Mrs. Otha Lievlng, Mrs. demonstrator at a Real Silk - -tfc Mrs. Patrick Rlley, who is Clayton Athey , Mrs. Bernard party held at the home of Mrs. & . roasonoble ott timber, barn, Phone 992 .5035 . 1 r ro 1ec t • d · with c:ellor, pond,outbuilding 11ou1o hoi 2 BEDROOM trallar, country tMS FO~D 2 door Iedin, good laking a course In judging, told Lievlng, Mrs. Thebna Capehart Thelma Capehart. location near Pomeroy. running condition, KIO. l0.20-tfc NEW lATH. NEW KITthe group how to grow and the hooteaaea, Mrs. J .... u Guest. Invited ICO' the evenlni Available very _,_ Phone Phone 992...ua. -:--:=---...:..::: CHEN, to~ llvl~~g room, 2 opeclmena fCO' nower show use . and Mrs. Roush. l0.!9-31c .. - bedroomo, COULD HAVE 4, Now On Dlip_layl : were ~ . Ray Weaver, Mrs. 992.7314, 992-7133 "' 992·2311. 10.20-3tc GOOD Investment property. 5 lie out o1 Pornoro She demonstrated with some AUXILIARY MEETS Kennelh VIckers, Mrs. Jolm C. - - - - -- - -EARLY An\orlaon Star...,.-.llo House with thrH lurnlohed ' m y, Remenlng 1970 Mobile 110,9110. dahllas which were broUBht by The members of the Fry, Mrs. Howard Burria, Mrs. 3 ROOM unfurnished epart- combination, AM & FMradio, Homes must be · aper Imen Is, ba sement, two one of the members and tnld American Legion Auxillary of Harold Capehart, Mrs. Estyl ment. Phane 992-2281. • speaker sound system, 4 gareoes. Monthly Income, moved I _,,./ · 7- l ~Hc speed automatic changer . til90. Priced reeaonably for POMEROY - WITH INCOME lhe group how they ~ graded the Smith- Capehart Pool held a 2 story frame, 3 btdrooms, Clark, Mrs. Othe Llevlng, Mrs. - -- - -- - -Balance SJII.34. Ute our quick tale. Phone 992·3035. by uxing the point system . business meetlng at the Legion James Fry, Mrs. CUff Rou8h, 2 botho, ~~:,:~ LOt, . budget fermo. Call 992-3352. - -- ----.!.7.:.!!·19-llc goroga, lull · I, GOOD During the social hour hall. Mrs. Earl Fields was Mrs. Tbomaa Grinstead, Mrs. TRAILER. Brown'l Trailer OHIO'S LAIIOIST CONDITION. tiO.SOO. . Park, Mlnerovltto. Phone 992- MODERN Wolnut style oteroo- s ROOM brick houot, bath, refreshments were served to accepted as a new member. GeCO'~e Jewell, the hooteas and TO IUY OR SILL MQtiLI H!IMIDIALII 3324. radio, am, fm radio, 4speeker Middleport. Newly pelnlod Mrs. F. A. Batey, Mrs. Howard Plans were also msde lor a Mrs. Smith. CONTACT US 9-9-tfc sound tystem, A •r.••d oufllde. Wlfl -tO-WIII ctr· HEIIIRY CLELAND Burris, Mrs. Clyde Foley, Mrs. white elephant sale to be held at eutomatlc changer. Ba anao paling. Wilt otll turnlohtd, INmTVTE PLANNED REALtoR TRAILER opac:e, ona milo trom 173.19. Uot ow budget terms . S7 ,000. Unfurnished, M,500. &y Fox, Mrs. Rarry Layne , their regulsr Halloween party. Olfk:rt! fn,221f St. Paul Lutheran Church In now Meigs High ~hool on old c.ll 992·3352. Phono 992-5262. Mrs. Herman Layne, Mrs. J . v. It was announced that the fall New Haven is ann01111Cinf1 the Rt. 33. Phone 992-2941. IO.:t0-61c 11ft. 10.20-llc Il).1IJ.6Ic McGrew, Mrs. M. L. Ohllnger, conference would he held at aecond In a aeries of "Faith and 9-20-:IOtc Mrs. Ray Pickens, Sr., Mrs. Mlltm on Oct. 25. TentaUve Life lnsUtute" to be held the Ray Proffitt, Mrs . Donald plans were msde for members first three Sundaya in .R EMODELED 3· bodroom ( " ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -..... houoe on Lincoln Holghll. Roush, Mrs. Velma Roush, Mrs. to attend. Mrs. Fred Roush won Nov•mber. You msy register Phone m.u.o. Uoyd Roush, Mrs. Ottie Rouoh, the door prize for the evening. for any or all of theae In9-21-llc Mrs. Patrick Riley, Mrs. N. o. Attending were Mrs. Sybil teresting programa by eooNICELY lurnlohod 2-bodroom Wein, members, Mrs. T. Bert Grinstead, Mrs. Fred Rouoh, ~ment, Middleport. tacUng Mrs. B. R. Vance, New 992-3874. . Roush, guest, and the hostesses. Mrs. Iva Capehart, Mrs. Jean Haven, W. Va.; phone 112-3125. 9-30-llc CLUB ENTERTAINED Grueser, Mrs. Mae Stukey, Cost is 25 cents per evening !CO' Mrs. Jolm C. try entertained Mrs. Earl Fields, Mrs. Ralph Youlh or all lhreeloc 50 cenr.t: 3 ROOM unhwnllhld members of the Julia T. Bryant Thompson and Mrs. Thelma 50 cent. per evening lor adults mont. 305'1:1 Condor St., 992-2907. Se,;.ing Club Tuesday al- Capehart. or all lhree fCO' ''; the NW'801')' II). !1o3ft> ternoon . Members attending CELEIIRATI!S 103JID and older children ( 5-11) are were Mrs. Donsld Smith, Mrs. Mrs . Ellen Croghan admitted free. Programa bqin TWO BEDROOM mobile homl. Inquire ill M and G FoOd N. 0 . Wein, Mrs. Lena Knight, celebrated her 103rd biriii<U>y promptly at 6 p.m. with aupper 19641 Ford Falcon 4 Door Market, 3 mlln south ill 11495 Mrs. Clyde Foley, Mrs. F. A. on Oct. 19. She is the mother of and ends at 8:30p.m. Mlddlepoct, Stoto Rt. 7. . . , , . ·r Batey, Mrs. Herman Layne, Mrs. William Chisler of New The Faith and LllelnsUtute is l0.llo31c 289 V-Q engine, auto. trans., radio, w·s·w flr,_s. •Mrl Uoyd Roush members Haven, and grandmother of a family night progrrun. fl.t ,...cl · Mrs. Thetma' Capehart: Mrs. William Garfield, for. msin purpooe ts to deal tritll For Sale or Trlde ~ueJI. merly Ann Chialer of New issues that lnOuence our Uvea ''You'll Uke Our Quellly. W1y unloli1g,llualness" ROT,ARIA.NS DINE Haven. She has one great- and to discover how tho 1960 OLDSMO~tLE CQn· conGIIIon. tadlllac-ora,iflablle. \beregulardlnner ~Meting of grandchild, Carole Ann Gar· Christian faith might relate to 111e New IJayen Hotary r.tub field . Mrs. Croghan's addresss them. OF QUAUJY ____ EWINEV!l!. GOT \ BOOACIOUS GOSSIP FER VE .~~~~~~==~~ EXPERIENCED .DtN!Ort ¥A5oNRY ROOflNG, .Radiator Service BY COIITRAcr ORVILI.f DtNI»N ltomeror Motor Co. ' l BW1TNARS EXPERT ·.Wheel Alignment ·- Ill.' Alr.f.onditiCIIing Inspection AnG Re-Charge 6.98 ~.~. $5.55 SOUTH TROPH'.M. FISH Blaetfnar's EWII)n McDaniel I 1 • _____ ·- - WI~ I OlUlO,_IM ... tiiJT AUNT ee..e: ,~1&15 I MEET Wl'll< HER IN "!liE lt'CIRNIN3. PE-IleONAL.LY1 I'M P\IZZL.ED BY HER SECRECY. - -- - - - HQISJlTTER. _,_ t!: _____ _,o._ lillBI!I'R W'/.f!)JY.V 9:.\W'ERS, I1L!a":R rw..¥-BIJ8ff'l SU\Ifa<S1 lilll 'ER 8/IBY-&u¥ ~.li!lJBBI;R FM38{F;!MP( ~. !al~ !!t'l!l!ai:-BUW'Y SlY W::! - - - -- - W .... .Ji;, Do,, CROSSWORD ._ .._ ~.::~·~r~; r.\f~,.:.,r~o~ F::o-~D~~C:· ~~se:; 21. IIAllon oily 22. Bam· mer Marla" 9. J'oruch tt. Tom Cleland Realty; -oomo. \ B&wyer's part ...... eroator 23. HU• 14. Slower (MUI.) UPDYM IDIII&Io Ul. Ruor-edpd 28. Perched 17.NIAI 21. Ttuoo rrowth toat (pnflxl - ......, tS. Iababl- 29. Intol- (llllft!x) II.Dt&- bun!Mt 20. ''Re- WINSTON SALEM:· mem· llor lila -un18 tJ I I I I CIUBT I ·~ I I l rr. 3t. - 32. Rodent 84. Invalid'• ,_ I 0 38.- ::=::. Isii t) S6."Bua-· II. .Adam'• rib . brood II DANNIE'S. =-------- m-- l Yr-••,..·,. J- n . . ..... POMEROY ·"'""" lHIS = SPECIALI USED CARS . KARR &VM lANDT -.oR SUS C':n..&:r' . I ( . ' tt~,ll-:ltc \.,,:~~-----· -...,:PD:m:::•ro~· :;v,~Oh:;lo:...J L,----..__....;....;,._ -.:::c--~-,,__,.,__,._...J I ); CMI'l r• r----------:::::= WEEK'S 'I ................. IWJ.y QRiHGqtrcrril:-.,_.a 1aa1J tit w.ll 1: .a.:tt:'II•Lil.a.&lla llilllll!fti! OR .. ..... ~ ...... r,. ,...._, Ill A II ... llio . ........ ~.... :tt: (Gr. tlli 0'1, ........ ~ .~·••~~~o ,JiNuo w ·t.; ot1 111o ... 111 .'111111. ....., lllo.- lallm 11ft 41811 t ' _:, ':: ,(·, r, .ti 'OIJ£..1 *- RPO · LOMJ' ' l't!'J • , t GUW• IJWRPI'L: , i~x 'IIWKilT't('r, Kat.u ~-,x niw 'x r·, ; :,~111 ll'•· I' ·W li'L&i VJ,U' •L , .,..O.JO'l' -=- - . 'J - - M' D II (' ICitlfll ' �i.,.. 111t DIIUy SollllneUilddlepll't-Pomeroy, o., 0.1.211,11'10 . . . .•• Bargains, Bargains, and More Bargains· In Sentinel Classifieds New Haven Soeial Events IWID II008TER8 aSIGIS Pet$ For Safe PolltrOJ .,., Co. Busines's Services f· · ""' held Thuroday evenlni. BASSET .puppies, AKC. 130. Tbe Wahama llieh School Gueots ''"' the evenJns ,.re Francis Bentdum, phone Coolville 661-:1156. Band Booom met In recutar llalldy Roush and Ronnie l0.11o131c ..... .nUt Paul Rickard. vice Zerkle,membenl of the Interact prealde•t, prealdlna. Com- Club at Wahoma lllgh School. Konnola, PoQctln, 1969CHEVROLET S2495 -. ·PARKVIEW Rome Wl1llamaon presided at mitlft Chairmen were named and bird <fogo, AKC. Pit and · Cemmlldlll GI"Rilli'ldenti.. Station Wagon, V-8 motor, automatic trans· I • ~ow PUPIII,s. Grooming. to ..U membershlpo to u., the JMetlng. Members preeent Phone 992·5413. mission, power steering . Boosters : Clifton, West were Herman Layne, Dick Ord, . llrldc, Block,~lant. ..:._ J,17l11i:. toot Pllntlng & Clolorno, Chlm110y1, Homt Colilmbta - Mrs. Jack Fox; Harry Miller, Art Thabe~ Rome Repelr, Spouth1g & ~~ling, C.mont Work, 1967 CHEVROLET $3495 Mum - Mr. and Mrs. William Wtlliamson, Uoyd Roush, .....og... C:.rpenter WOrk • Far Sale Ruoaell Capehart, Donald F. Brown; New Haven - Mr. and Corvette with both tops, 4 speed trans., 327 cu. Free Estlm1tes Conllcfl ·coAL, llm..tont. Excololor Mrs. Carroll Adams, Jr .; Raven Roush, James Rouoh, Larry in. 350 H. P. motor. Jim- Llrry Salt WCO'ks, E. Main St... Heights Mrs. Donald Sturm, Karl Wlles, Clyde Foley Pomeroy. 'Phone 992·3191, ' Kennv-J•ke Bumgardner, Mra. Herman and Daytm Raynes. 1967 CHEVROLET $1695 4-9·11c . . From tho LII'IIHI Truet. ol' Phone DAUGIITEII BORN Knapp; Above New Haven 7414945' Belair 4 Dr. Sedan, V-8 motor, standard shift. Bulldozer Radiator to tho 992-7044 or 992-5632 Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Mr. and Mrs. Robert GllmCO'e; llixlor, 0. Snwtltest Hooter Core. Letart - Mrs. Mary Froent, Wllldnson are annOIIIICinfl the birlh of a daUBhter Oct. 8 at Mr. and Mrs. James Hart. Members voted to purchase Holzer Hospital. She weighed 6 H1ve Your Ytuly OP!N !V!S. 1:00 I'JI. lour new h..... ''"' the band : poundo, 101> ounces and baa NM!ROY, OHIO two jlpuble french horns and two been named Rhea June. The barlto~es . Mrs. Donald Wllldnsons have lhree other NOW"U!itNEtS! WANT AD FORD Bwil~at\:lner and Mrs. Jolm chlldren. ELECTROI.UX SWEEPER - .,_, INFORMATION Comfl•te with attachments, Maternal grandparents are Hoffman were named as coDEADLIN&S pain tpray, cordwlnder and Notice chalnnen of making hard candy Mr. and Mrs. Robert Osrke of 5 P.M . Oev Before Publication throw.awaT bags. Full cash Mondey Dtldline 9a .m . -GUARANTEEDto oelllor Cllristmas. You msy Letart, and paternal grandRE-OPENING ot Middleport price ontv $31. Terms Cancellation & Corrections cab olllce ol 322 N. SeCond available. Phone 992-,56.11. Phone 992-2094 Will be accepted until 9 a .m . for parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ralph place orders by calling either Oev of Publication Ave., Middleport. Compallod 10. l6-6tc And Complete Une Mrs. Bumgardner or Mrs. Wllldnson of Leoo. Maternal RIGULATIONS to lower fares In town. 2... hour The Publisher reaerves the of Supplies great - grandparents are Mrs. Hoffman. 1 PomiiOJ Home &Auto service available. Phone !!?.· PAINT DAMAGE 1970 Zig. right to edit or relec:t anv ada 3280 or 992-HOl. Sharon s Zag Sewing Machines. Still fn Ora Clarke and Chuter Clarke, deemed oblectlonal. The "' E. Mlln, Paineroy, 0. Twin Clly Cabs. original cartons. No atPltono 992·21U publisher will not be rqponalbie MOTHER HONORED bolh of Letart. t0.19-6tc tachments, needed, as our tor more than one Incorrect Maoon.W. Vo. · CIRCLE MEETS controls are built-ln. Sews t 77).5615 Mr. and Mrs. David Zirkle The Esther Clrcl of the insertlbn . RATES SEWING MACHINES. Repair wUh 1 or 2 needles, makes honored her mother, Mrs. Jesse e BAND, Friday and Saturday Open Dolly 1 1114 p.m. For Want Ad Service Hrvlce, all makes. 992-22a.t. buttonholes, sews on buttons, nlgllis. The Maverlcko. H1 ·7 6:30tll9p.m. Maynard wllh a birthday dinner Lutheran Church Women held 5 cents per WorCI one Insertion The Fobrlc Shop, Pomeroy. monograms and blind hem Club. Minimum Charg& 75c recently. Following the dinner the O.tnber JMefln8 Tue!day Authorized Slngor Saln and stitch. Full cash price, $38.50 12 centt. per word three 10-20-.ftc Service. We Sharpen Scissors. or E-Z Terms. Phone 992·5641. birthday cake and ice cream evenfn81n the soctal room of the consecutive Insertions . ).2f.tfc I0-16-6tc II cents per word •six con - GUN were served. Mrs. Maynard church. Mrs. Jolm F. Roush s ecutive SHOOTS, starllnv Insertions. Saturday night, Oct. 24 and For S a l e c"u"R""T"'t"'ss.......c"'o"'tt:;:le:-;;B:=ro:::;odl ng received many present Thooe presented the program I~ lhe 25 Per cent Discount on paid SINGER TOUCH & SEW full · Servlca. Phone Parker at 99f. ads paid within 10 dan. every Saturday following . size sewing machine-. With attending were Mr and Mr•. evemng. Her topic was 'The ads and RING NECK pheasants, mole 226ol or call stal lon Coolville Assorted meats. Near Racine CARD OF THANKS Lou Inches tht lily WIY Giant of American P1anlng Mill. Sponsored by self-winding bobbin. slant eeLagte puVps. PhJohn T89h5om39a7s2, 667-3251. I OBITUARY With the new JOSBe Maynard, Rulh Zirkle, Pr leotanli!m The Baptist ., needle desi"ns, alao ztg.zag Syracuse Volunteer Fire eon, W. I a. one · . 10.18-:IOtc Sl.SO for 50 word minimum . 0 and Terri, Debbie Zirkle and • JL·I·Ni·A·WAY equipped. Comes In walnul 10.20-6tc Each additional word 2c. Oopartment. Free Hom• Demonltratlon Mr. and Mrs. David Zirkle. ~chapter from the study book sewing stand. S72.50 cash or ILIND ADS _..:_: 10-20-·nc MRS. WENDEL KAYLOR TANKS CLEANED. Add itional 25c Charge per terms available. Phone 992- 1970 RICHARDSON mobile SEPTIC Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Maynard 'Lutheran .~nd Other Advertisement Reasonable rates. Phone 112·16'7 . 5641. HAYMAN'S AUCTION tiouso, homo, 12x63, partially IYr· John RuiSOII, Gallipolis _.. N.,w HIYH, W. VI. and family enjoyed the last DenOIIlUUitions: . OFFICI! HOURS 10-16-6tc nlshed. Washer and dryer. •-- 5 311 Laurel Cliff, now open each After 4 Wllkdlyl lr 8 : 30a .m . to 5:00p.m . Dally, 4712 af''" : p.m. family picnic of the aeason In Thnse attending the meeting Fully carpeted . Talm over I Til 6 Satunley Friday to receive con· 8 : 30 a . m to 12:00 Noon rhe New Raven park last week. were Mrs. Douglas Singer, Mrs. Saturday . payments. Phone 992-7019. -------~~4-7-tfc slgnments at 10 a.m . Auction KIRBY Vacuum Cleaner In starting at 7 p.m. let us sell excellent condition. H11 all Thnse attending were Mr. and Harry Layne, Mrs. David 10-l8-3tc HARRISON'S TV AND AN· attachments Including buffer your nwl'rchandlse. Mrs. Rusaell Maynard, Mr. and Roush, Mrs. Melvin Knapp, Card of Thanks AWNINGS, storm doors and TENNA SERVICE . Phone and demother. Sells new for 3-22-tfc 992·2522. over S200. Will sell for U.C.SO windows, carports, C. BRADFORD, Auc:llontOr Mrs. Paul Maynard, Mr. and Mrs. Uoyd Roush, Mrs. James I WANT to thank the nurw and 6-IO.IIc cash or terms arranged. m•rquees. blown and baH Complete Service Or. Ridgway at Veterans PIANO tuning . Karl Kobler, Mrs. David Zirkle and children, and Mrs. Jolm Roush. Phone 992-.1641. Insulation. Elmer White, Phone 9ol'l-312l Mason . Phone nJ-5535 after 5 Memorial Hospital for their Terri and Debbie. REBECCAS MEET salea representative. FOf" free BACKHOE and Endloader Ro<ino, Ohio 10·1'·6tc p.m . kindness while I was 1 patient work. Georea Bill Pulllno. GO TO PARTY The Rebecca Circle met estimates, phone Charles CriH BradiO<d 10-U.-30tc there. Also, thanks to all my 10.16·311tp lisle, Syracuse. V. V. MAS5EY - F~RGUSON 135 5-1 -tfc Mr and Mrs Jesse Maynard Wedneaday afternooo at the friends and neighbors for Johnaon and Son. Inc. tractor . New plows, thei r kindnesses, prayers and attended a blr.thday party for church w!th Mrs. Jolm C. Fry cultivator, double disc, brush 0-:JO.tfc cards. Many thanks to one Business Opportunities . -their daughter~in~law, Mrs. and Mrs . Annie Roney as SEPTIC tanka <loontd. Miller hog, and 2wheel trailer. Also, and all and may God bless DISTRIBUTORSHIP without Sanitation, Stoworf, Ohio. Ph. 1958 Studebaker plckup truck . I~ NEW MOON trailer, 2 Paul Maynard recently at the hooteaaea. Mrs. J. V. McGrew you. Investment. Deluxe candy Real Estate For Sale 662·3035. All lor 13,11111. Phone 992~. bedroom, 10x51, 12,800. ExEdith Burnell J0-20-ltc home of her P.,..nta, Mr. and was In charge of the program and drug specialties to 10.18-6tc cellent condition. Phone 2·12-tfc taverns, restauranfJ, stores, Mrs. Jack McNeely In Point ~.nd presented the chapter nn 1\'\ason 773·5T93 . CONVENIENT but secluded WHEEL Horot Saloo ond etc. Direct factory connection 1969 BSA 650 C. C. Flreblrd 10·16·6tc Pleasant. Others attending The Gl?nt of America~ Los I sa,.vlce. Baum Lumbtr bulldln" lots on T7t at Rock earning high dally cash Scrambl&r, 3,900actual miles. were Mr. and Mrs. Russell ProteotanHsm - The &ptist. LOST, lady ' s white gold sr,rln"s. Within walking Company, Chester, Ohio. commissions. Everything E)(ctllent shape. Contact Jim 7 ROOM house, bath, coal wristwatch at Meigs - Athens d etance of Mel"s High furnished. but must be bond- Young, New Haven, Phone Maynard, Beth Meadows, Terri Members preaent were_ Mrs. game Friday. Phone 992-3508. School, a 5 minute drive from Phone 915-3301. · furnace. Thomas Fork Road able handling our mer- 882-2455. $800. Firm. Pomeroy. Coli or '" Bill _ __ __ _ _ _;5-:..:.::to.tfc and Debbie Zirkle and Mr. and J. V. McGrew, Mrs. William near Hiland Church. Mrs. 10- 19-:Jtc chandise and cash. Part or 10.18-Jtp Clifford Jacobs . Phone 992Mrs. Paul Maynard. Russell, Mrs. Donald WIHe weekends, or alter 5 AIR CONDITIONING, full time. Write Chexco, 2910 2437. GARDEN CLUB MEETS Bumgardner, Mrs. Allred Help Wanted p.m. weekdays. Phone 992 ' Refrigeration service. J1ck'1 N. 16th St .. Philadelphia, Po. TRAILER LOT, lllllx210, with I0-16-6tc 6887 19132. Mrs. Harold BUIIliarner was Sprouae, Mrs. Ottn Grimm, SOMEONE to do brush hog water and shade trees. Ava · lO.IS.t' Refrigeration, Now Haven. 10-18-Jt... Phone 182-2079. Gilkey. Harrisonville. Phone work . Phone 7.42-.4171 . guest speaker at the Thursday Mrs. William Powell, Mrs . 7~2-5869. Auto Sales 10-18-Jtc evenfn8 meetlng of the New Annie Roney, Mrs. Carroll --------------~4-6-llc 10-18-Jtc 1966 MUSTANG~ood run.nlng MAN OR woman to SURPir )~ale Help .. Wanted READ'( · MIX CONCRETE IWllAA . !l!>bb,, Ill> held at the Adams~ · ' ~~: .a.'J:! ,tpe, h~l-· consumers with ~I....,Illli"' WAN:t!D: 9.~. t . . to 1\-JGtST'!IteO ':li!/..-IK (IoriO ~ltlon. Pr,l r,.!9"1biy. tl ln)otetled• .m23116 ...... ," d,t,vortcl-,)rlght to y_ou~ o!l\li1.<licald Sml~trith . . """ ,.,, ' .. goldln!i. Plioni ,~7- 2306.' Products . Can earn $60 wofk directlY wfth ~nager ·:-:~-· .. 10-18-lfc pt'O/oct. F-oot and easy. FrM ~lfiiTY I a. b1e Gibbo as co-h<Mitoss. . AT HOME --:::1\ 10-18-6tc weekly parl -tlme,·Sll50and up for advancement to Sales ... est mat8s. -fhona "2·328o4l Mrs. Bumgarner is an avid bird The blber meeting of the full -time . Write Charlie Penn , 1\'\anager position . Must be 1~7 VALIANT, standard shift. ~loin Roody-Mix CO.;· W. T. Rawleigh Co., P . 0 . Box neat, aggressive and willing _. PIGS. 2 shoats, Phone 7-t2watcher and has msde a study Live Wire Class of the United Phone 992-3860. Mlddlopoct, Ohio. NEAT I BEDROOMS Bath, 204~ Chillicothe. Cillo 45601. to work . Car necessary. Apply 4626, Rolland Searles, 10.18.3fp new forced air furnace. 4-:to.ltc of the characteristics and the Methodist Church was a glvmg name, address and oi860 MacCorkle, Ave., So. Rutland. Concrete walks. Landscaped habit. of the birds thet inhabit masquerade party held at the N -E-IG -L-::E-R_,Con---,otr-ucl-:-lon...:...:;. F..phone number . Ch.!Js . 1'-61P Real Estate For Sale lot. Only SUIIII.IIII this area during both the hnme of Mrs. Clayton Athey, J0-20-Jtc bulldlng or remodoiiiiO your 10·16-6tc 2-STORY building with paved home, call Guy Nelglar, summer and winter months. wilh Mrs. Geocge Jewell and FIELD grown chrysanthe - parking lot. Also, . 3 lots In 3 BEOROOM! - Hardwood Racine, Ohio. Her talk was very interesting Mrs. CliH Rouoh as hooteases. Nolice floors, Central heat and air mums and mums In full Racine, Phone 992-2838 or "2Wanted To Buy J-3t-llc conditioning. Full besamont. bloom. Reynolds Flower 2m. and informing. The _meeting opened with the SWAP SHOP, new and used furniture . Phone m -n6l. JOS OLD furniture, dishes, brass Shop, Mason. Goroea. Very nice. $26,51111.1111 10.18·:11< Mrs. Lee Gibbs presided at devotwns consisting of the DOZER WORK. Septic tonka, N. 2nd. Ave.. Middleport, beds, etc. Write M. 0 . Miller, 10.20-21c leach bodo. PhOhe 9ofJ·2171. the meeting which opened in scnplure taken from the book of CWlio. Rl. 4, Pomeroy, Ohio. Coli MIDOLEPORT• bedroomo LOTS WITH all . utilities: 10.11-llc 10-14-:JOtc 992-6271. with <loooll, living 16 x 18. regular form with the club song, Psahns and a prayer by Mrs. GREEN bea111, tomatoos. Pick Restricted sub division. '12 to :::-c--:---;---,..Porch, garage. 110,51111.1111 your own. Also. potatoes and 9-l ·f1c 1 flag salute and collect. Mem- George Jewell. The group then WILL give piano IMsons In my • -acre lots. Phone Chester sweet potatoes. Bring con985-3301, night 985-33112. lns11anc:e home . Phone 992-3666. bers answered roll can by sang "Blest Be The Tie That NEW I BEDROOMS - All AUTOMoBILE tainers. Andrew Cross, Letart ln111ronw boon 1·6-f!s 8-16-tfc OLD UPRIGHT pianos, onr Falls. naming their favorite song bird. Binds." electric home, 2 baths, nlct condition, as long as have no cancalfed? Lost your -------=~ dining area. Therm-o-pene 10-l5-6tc been . wet . Payi!'Q SlO each. Devotions were 1n charge of A short business meeting WILL pick up merchandise and ;r:,aiO<'I llcanot? Coli 992GLASS. Double g1r1go. .rtiUR NEW HOME First floor only. Mondays will Mrs. Gibbs. following included the election r take to auction on a per. location. 123,900. Excrllent be plck-vp day. 'Nrlte, giving 7110X11 TRUCK tires. Watk-In 3 or 4 IIICirooms 6-15-llc During the business session of officers. The same officers · centage basts . Call Jim lor your lnopedlon. Adams, auctioneer, Rutland. good dlroctlona, Wlltenl'lano cooltr unit complete. Electrl' lullt to your Sfttdflutlons. the resignation of Mrs. Harold were retained for another year . Company, Box 1M, Serdls, 1 maat saw. Me1t block. 1955 Sitts ntllallle now. Phone 742-.4461. I ~~ c!'o'1tll'oENCE Ohio G<l6. Ford 1-ton tru~k with cattlo 9-23-tfc Johnson was read . Mrs. They are Mrs. Howard Burria, CALL m.:ms racks. 2-wav turn plow for 1-20-tfc Johnson has moved tn Newark president; Mrs. GeCO'ge Jewell, is 209 Filth Avenue, Camegie, HELEN lnd VIRGIL Cub Tractor. Phone 949-31173. o Payment TEAFORD ASSOCIATES Ohio. Mrs. Ray Proffitt gave ~ vice-president; Mrs . Cliff Pa., 15106. 10.l5-6tc ELECTRIC percolator, electric n~fE Monthly Payments SYRACUSE Iron, May fog woshot-, pop.vp report on idess on items to be Rouoh, aecretary; and Mrs. Lower Titan Rent ALTAR GUD.D MEETS 10. 16-<ilc toeater, woven throw rugs, sold at the Christmas Bazaar. Othe Lievlng, treasurer. The On Tuesday evening a cookware, dish pens, towels, Cont1ct: Mr. Moody, Ph. tt2· The first Thursday in members made plans lor a meeting of the St. Jooeph Altar easv chair, writing deak, 11314 1t our llelcl office at November which will be Nov. 5 rummage sale tn be held Nov. 6 Guild of the St. Jnseph Catholic drain racks, square tubs, Park & Sycamore 11 Mill· dlooort. was set as a wCO'kshop foc and7.Awhiteelephantsolewas Church was held at the church night tockl, wall to wall 4 • •. . . • JEMO AIIOCIAT.S, INC. carpeting, oman gao cool< members to work on various held with Mrs. Thelma hall. Officers elected for the stove, Pormtrty Kissell Astoellttt, MINERSVILLE HILL- LII(E Electrolux lhlll* . Inc. NEW-5roomo, 2 bodr001no, things lor the bazaar. The Capehart actlng as auctioneer. Contact Paul Brooko, Box U. CCO'nfn8 year were: Mrs. Jolm Coolville, beth, nice kitchen with builtOhio, ~wCO'kshop will be held at the Members and guests at- Wolle, president; Mrs. Ray 2 BEDROOM houoo, nice In rll'a-, beltment, garage, !0.20-:ltc Hartford Elementary School tending were Mrs. Howard Dawsnn, vice - president; Mrs. loc:allon. See at 525 Broad- GOING AT 16,9110. way, MlddiO!lOrt. Phone 992and will start at 4:30, members Burris, Mrs. Roy Hoffman, Margaret Johnsoo, secretary; 5814. For Rent HARRISONVILLE - LOW bringing a sack lunch. Thooe Mrs . George Jewell, Mrs. Mrs. Mary Nollge, lreuurer. FURNISHED and unturnllhld IO.I.Utc UI'KEEP - l otory, tile Set tilt whocan'tcomeat that hour are RacheiSayre,Mrs. F. A. &ley, - -- - - - --block, 2 2 pocclleo, SILK DEMONSTRATED Chu to ochool. apertmonls. asked to come following ' the Mrs. Albert Fields, Mrs. Estyl ONE 7 room houoe, bath, both, ~~ Wall furnace In Mrs. Bruce Smith was Ph... 992-s.J4. dinner hour. Clark, Mrs. Otha Lievlng, Mrs. demonstrator at a Real Silk - -tfc Mrs. Patrick Rlley, who is Clayton Athey , Mrs. Bernard party held at the home of Mrs. & . roasonoble ott timber, barn, Phone 992 .5035 . 1 r ro 1ec t • d · with c:ellor, pond,outbuilding 11ou1o hoi 2 BEDROOM trallar, country tMS FO~D 2 door Iedin, good laking a course In judging, told Lievlng, Mrs. Thebna Capehart Thelma Capehart. location near Pomeroy. running condition, KIO. l0.20-tfc NEW lATH. NEW KITthe group how to grow and the hooteaaea, Mrs. J .... u Guest. Invited ICO' the evenlni Available very _,_ Phone Phone 992...ua. -:--:=---...:..::: CHEN, to~ llvl~~g room, 2 opeclmena fCO' nower show use . and Mrs. Roush. l0.!9-31c .. - bedroomo, COULD HAVE 4, Now On Dlip_layl : were ~ . Ray Weaver, Mrs. 992.7314, 992-7133 "' 992·2311. 10.20-3tc GOOD Investment property. 5 lie out o1 Pornoro She demonstrated with some AUXILIARY MEETS Kennelh VIckers, Mrs. Jolm C. - - - - -- - -EARLY An\orlaon Star...,.-.llo House with thrH lurnlohed ' m y, Remenlng 1970 Mobile 110,9110. dahllas which were broUBht by The members of the Fry, Mrs. Howard Burria, Mrs. 3 ROOM unfurnished epart- combination, AM & FMradio, Homes must be · aper Imen Is, ba sement, two one of the members and tnld American Legion Auxillary of Harold Capehart, Mrs. Estyl ment. Phane 992-2281. • speaker sound system, 4 gareoes. Monthly Income, moved I _,,./ · 7- l ~Hc speed automatic changer . til90. Priced reeaonably for POMEROY - WITH INCOME lhe group how they ~ graded the Smith- Capehart Pool held a 2 story frame, 3 btdrooms, Clark, Mrs. Othe Llevlng, Mrs. - -- - -- - -Balance SJII.34. Ute our quick tale. Phone 992·3035. by uxing the point system . business meetlng at the Legion James Fry, Mrs. CUff Rou8h, 2 botho, ~~:,:~ LOt, . budget fermo. Call 992-3352. - -- ----.!.7.:.!!·19-llc goroga, lull · I, GOOD During the social hour hall. Mrs. Earl Fields was Mrs. Tbomaa Grinstead, Mrs. TRAILER. Brown'l Trailer OHIO'S LAIIOIST CONDITION. tiO.SOO. . Park, Mlnerovltto. Phone 992- MODERN Wolnut style oteroo- s ROOM brick houot, bath, refreshments were served to accepted as a new member. GeCO'~e Jewell, the hooteas and TO IUY OR SILL MQtiLI H!IMIDIALII 3324. radio, am, fm radio, 4speeker Middleport. Newly pelnlod Mrs. F. A. Batey, Mrs. Howard Plans were also msde lor a Mrs. Smith. CONTACT US 9-9-tfc sound tystem, A •r.••d oufllde. Wlfl -tO-WIII ctr· HEIIIRY CLELAND Burris, Mrs. Clyde Foley, Mrs. white elephant sale to be held at eutomatlc changer. Ba anao paling. Wilt otll turnlohtd, INmTVTE PLANNED REALtoR TRAILER opac:e, ona milo trom 173.19. Uot ow budget terms . S7 ,000. Unfurnished, M,500. &y Fox, Mrs. Rarry Layne , their regulsr Halloween party. Olfk:rt! fn,221f St. Paul Lutheran Church In now Meigs High ~hool on old c.ll 992·3352. Phono 992-5262. Mrs. Herman Layne, Mrs. J . v. It was announced that the fall New Haven is ann01111Cinf1 the Rt. 33. Phone 992-2941. IO.:t0-61c 11ft. 10.20-llc Il).1IJ.6Ic McGrew, Mrs. M. L. Ohllnger, conference would he held at aecond In a aeries of "Faith and 9-20-:IOtc Mrs. Ray Pickens, Sr., Mrs. Mlltm on Oct. 25. TentaUve Life lnsUtute" to be held the Ray Proffitt, Mrs . Donald plans were msde for members first three Sundaya in .R EMODELED 3· bodroom ( " ' - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - -..... houoe on Lincoln Holghll. Roush, Mrs. Velma Roush, Mrs. to attend. Mrs. Fred Roush won Nov•mber. You msy register Phone m.u.o. Uoyd Roush, Mrs. Ottie Rouoh, the door prize for the evening. for any or all of theae In9-21-llc Mrs. Patrick Riley, Mrs. N. o. Attending were Mrs. Sybil teresting programa by eooNICELY lurnlohod 2-bodroom Wein, members, Mrs. T. Bert Grinstead, Mrs. Fred Rouoh, ~ment, Middleport. tacUng Mrs. B. R. Vance, New 992-3874. . Roush, guest, and the hostesses. Mrs. Iva Capehart, Mrs. Jean Haven, W. Va.; phone 112-3125. 9-30-llc CLUB ENTERTAINED Grueser, Mrs. Mae Stukey, Cost is 25 cents per evening !CO' Mrs. Jolm C. try entertained Mrs. Earl Fields, Mrs. Ralph Youlh or all lhreeloc 50 cenr.t: 3 ROOM unhwnllhld members of the Julia T. Bryant Thompson and Mrs. Thelma 50 cent. per evening lor adults mont. 305'1:1 Condor St., 992-2907. Se,;.ing Club Tuesday al- Capehart. or all lhree fCO' ''; the NW'801')' II). !1o3ft> ternoon . Members attending CELEIIRATI!S 103JID and older children ( 5-11) are were Mrs. Donsld Smith, Mrs. Mrs . Ellen Croghan admitted free. Programa bqin TWO BEDROOM mobile homl. Inquire ill M and G FoOd N. 0 . Wein, Mrs. Lena Knight, celebrated her 103rd biriii<U>y promptly at 6 p.m. with aupper 19641 Ford Falcon 4 Door Market, 3 mlln south ill 11495 Mrs. Clyde Foley, Mrs. F. A. on Oct. 19. She is the mother of and ends at 8:30p.m. Mlddlepoct, Stoto Rt. 7. . . , , . ·r Batey, Mrs. Herman Layne, Mrs. William Chisler of New The Faith and LllelnsUtute is l0.llo31c 289 V-Q engine, auto. trans., radio, w·s·w flr,_s. •Mrl Uoyd Roush members Haven, and grandmother of a family night progrrun. fl.t ,...cl · Mrs. Thetma' Capehart: Mrs. William Garfield, for. msin purpooe ts to deal tritll For Sale or Trlde ~ueJI. merly Ann Chialer of New issues that lnOuence our Uvea ''You'll Uke Our Quellly. W1y unloli1g,llualness" ROT,ARIA.NS DINE Haven. She has one great- and to discover how tho 1960 OLDSMO~tLE CQn· conGIIIon. tadlllac-ora,iflablle. \beregulardlnner ~Meting of grandchild, Carole Ann Gar· Christian faith might relate to 111e New IJayen Hotary r.tub field . Mrs. Croghan's addresss them. OF QUAUJY ____ EWINEV!l!. GOT \ BOOACIOUS GOSSIP FER VE .~~~~~~==~~ EXPERIENCED .DtN!Ort ¥A5oNRY ROOflNG, .Radiator Service BY COIITRAcr ORVILI.f DtNI»N ltomeror Motor Co. ' l BW1TNARS EXPERT ·.Wheel Alignment ·- Ill.' Alr.f.onditiCIIing Inspection AnG Re-Charge 6.98 ~.~. $5.55 SOUTH TROPH'.M. FISH Blaetfnar's EWII)n McDaniel I 1 • _____ ·- - WI~ I OlUlO,_IM ... tiiJT AUNT ee..e: ,~1&15 I MEET Wl'll< HER IN "!liE lt'CIRNIN3. PE-IleONAL.LY1 I'M P\IZZL.ED BY HER SECRECY. - -- - - - HQISJlTTER. _,_ t!: _____ _,o._ lillBI!I'R W'/.f!)JY.V 9:.\W'ERS, I1L!a":R rw..¥-BIJ8ff'l SU\Ifa<S1 lilll 'ER 8/IBY-&u¥ ~.li!lJBBI;R FM38{F;!MP( ~. !al~ !!t'l!l!ai:-BUW'Y SlY W::! - - - -- - W .... .Ji;, Do,, CROSSWORD ._ .._ ~.::~·~r~; r.\f~,.:.,r~o~ F::o-~D~~C:· ~~se:; 21. IIAllon oily 22. Bam· mer Marla" 9. J'oruch tt. Tom Cleland Realty; -oomo. \ B&wyer's part ...... eroator 23. HU• 14. Slower (MUI.) UPDYM IDIII&Io Ul. Ruor-edpd 28. Perched 17.NIAI 21. Ttuoo rrowth toat (pnflxl - ......, tS. Iababl- 29. Intol- (llllft!x) II.Dt&- bun!Mt 20. ''Re- WINSTON SALEM:· mem· llor lila -un18 tJ I I I I CIUBT I ·~ I I l rr. 3t. - 32. Rodent 84. Invalid'• ,_ I 0 38.- ::=::. Isii t) S6."Bua-· II. .Adam'• rib . brood II DANNIE'S. =-------- m-- l Yr-••,..·,. J- n . . ..... POMEROY ·"'""" lHIS = SPECIALI USED CARS . KARR &VM lANDT -.oR SUS C':n..&:r' . I ( . ' tt~,ll-:ltc \.,,:~~-----· -...,:PD:m:::•ro~· :;v,~Oh:;lo:...J L,----..__....;....;,._ -.:::c--~-,,__,.,__,._...J I ); CMI'l r• r----------:::::= WEEK'S 'I ................. IWJ.y QRiHGqtrcrril:-.,_.a 1aa1J tit w.ll 1: .a.:tt:'II•Lil.a.&lla llilllll!fti! OR .. ..... ~ ...... r,. ,...._, Ill A II ... llio . ........ ~.... :tt: (Gr. tlli 0'1, ........ ~ .~·••~~~o ,JiNuo w ·t.; ot1 111o ... 111 .'111111. ....., lllo.- lallm 11ft 41811 t ' _:, ':: ,(·, r, .ti 'OIJ£..1 *- RPO · LOMJ' ' l't!'J • , t GUW• IJWRPI'L: , i~x 'IIWKilT't('r, Kat.u ~-,x niw 'x r·, ; :,~111 ll'•· I' ·W li'L&i VJ,U' •L , .,..O.JO'l' -=- - . 'J - - M' D II (' ICitlfll ' �LBJ Saw His Finish· 1 cember, IBid he llld asked hla II)' WilLIAM C. HOOP officials refuaed him because of rejected • demand made by wife 1!1 Jtlay, liM, Whetber lllle KENT, Ohio (UP! I -- Q-alg a regulaUm requiring ~ demmstralorllut Friday that ~t he oQ&ht to run af!Bin Morgan, student president of notice of any speech by an out.. ihe university Intervene lor the that year. He l8ld lhe told him Kent Sllte University and a aider. ~"Yet To Be Proved" that he had to and thell added : senlcx- Air Force ROTC cadet The opeecb waa 8pOilSOAII by "lndlcbnenl Ia not conv!Co"~t H you do, you'Ve got to who urged bla fellow lludenla the Youth lnternaUonal. Party doitwilltthe~ ·and to follow the moUo "Power to tYIPPIE) who proclaimed the tlon," he said. "Guilt oe tnnowith lite Jmowledge that three the Peacelul," was one ol the indlcted peraooalh& "Kent~.'' cenee Ia yet to be pnwed. "I m\1,111 repeat that no one in mm~ yean and three first four per80118 arreated oo Earlier In the day. Kent Slate the linlveralty community ba8 monl!la from the time you take Indictments stemming fmn the President ROilerl I. White had the oath and that would make It violent campu! disorders of last March, 11168--you can say to the May. people that ... you're not g~ The 20,000 student campua reto succeed to another term. acted with shock to Morgan'• The inlenslfl""tion of the arreat. More of the 25 persons Vietnam Wer and cow>lleas named in secretlndlctmenls by other problems, she says, kept a xpecial state grand Jury were him constantly worrying and expected to be arrested today. working late Into the nlght and Morgan pleaded lrutOcenl to usually left him Ultle time to second degree riot and waa respend with her and their two leaaed on $1,000 bond. Two for· daQ&hters, Luci and Lynda mer Kent Stale students, both current bsue. Bird. The Journal offers some in jail on drug charges, and a Among his greate~t Joys faacinating and candid gllmpSociol"'!Y profeasor were alao apparenUy were Lud s mer- taken into custody Monday. ,.. of the former first family's ringeandbla.....,..lnpushlng Ufe, particularly during the To many students at Kent through Cmgress oome of .the State, Morgan's arrest W88 the months immediately after bills President Kennedy nad leaat expected. President Jobn F. Kennedy'• assassination, and leaves the ~:::::~0.&:=::.s::::::::::::::::::::~:::::::::::::::: wanted 80 mudl---tncludlng a "Craig's just not a radical," tea cut and the 11164 ClvU Rlghls said James Nuber, a .senior impresslm that both Mr. and Lauren E. Hoffman, Act. Mrs. Johnson became infrom Canton who serves this creasingly troubled by evenls- dJrector of the Gallla - Meigs school year as Morgan's execuNOV. 5 HAS BEEN tenlltlveljlset .. the date for the annual Community Action Agency, is ~1omestic and internationaltive assistant in student govern- mee11ng of the Melga County Plmeer and HIBtorlcal Society. after the President waa elected attending a alate-wide com· ment. Normally, the annual session Is held earller but the society's munity aclloo training aeminar in his OWil right in 111&1. "A tot of kida are uptight," board bas bad high hope ol nailing down a hulldlng suitable for a sponsored by the Ohio Office of Entry Dtlcloae8 S\&mma.-y Nuber •dded. "They figure if muaeliD pric.- to the annual .....ston. SOQUEL, Callf. (UP!) For eumple, the March 7, Opportunity, Department of Firemen answering a call to a Craig goes, who's next?" !965, entry disclosing the Urban Affalra. blazing mansion atop a remote Another atudenl, Kathy Hill, POMEROY U'l'l'LE LEAGUE coounlttee memben are to be The seminar in Columbuo biUlop overlooking the Pacific a junior from Canton, said she p-esident's awunary of the noti8ed any time now on the starlbw of grading lor a new ball Vlelnam situation, begins tbiB Oct. 1!1-23 iB deaigned as a Ocean on Monday night found was "really surprised." field In the Laurel CUll area. Steve Eblin Ia permlttln& the group training program for the bodies of a rich eye doctor way: "He's So Straight" .., use of the land and parents will be called upon to help with field repreaentativea of Ohio's 49 and four other persons in a "I didn't think be had done Commw>lty Action Agencies, swimming pool. anything," Miss Hill said. !ftpara!IODJ. the adminlstrators of the AntiSheriff Douglas Jamea of "He's so straight.'• GENIAL LERA JONES of the PrmeroY NaUmal Bank is Poverty program in 116 of Ohio's Santa Cruz Cow>ty called it the William Arthrell, a 21-yearcooflned to st. Joseph llo8pltalln Parkenhurg .. lite result of a 88 coWlties. ''most gruesome crime in old Junior from Oberlin and country history" and declared member of the Kent Resist- back ailment. Hurry hmlt, Lera. there was "ample evidence of ance, a stop-lhe-dtafl group, DIVORCE GRANTED MRS. FRED ROSENBAUM baa returned hlme following a said the grand jury was atEbner G. Goodwin, 79, former Linda Gibeaut has been both ar80n and foul play." All the vlcllrns had been shot tempting to stop atudent dis- vtattln Altoona, Pa., with her om,J..,kand family. Pomeroy resident, 1780 Sedan granted a divorce from Rodney Before going to Altoona, !lira. Rosenbaum attended the Ave., (Obelz), Columbu>, died E. Giheaut in Meigs County in the back and bludgeoned. sent. "They're picking up aymbollc wedllng of her granddaughter, Jackie, to Lou Brackaleck held at SUnday. Mr. Goodwin operated Commoo Pleas Court. In the Their banda had been Ued in leaders and holding them up •• St. Bernadine Church at S\&llland, Mo. Alao attending the wedding front of them with scarvea. the Fontana-Goodwin case Ohio versus Robert The vlctims were Dr. Victor examples of what can happen and vlatllnsln Walhington, D. C. were 1\lr. and 1\lrs. Richard greenhouse in Pomeroy a Shockey the court ruled the Rosenbaum and famUy. · number of years ago and la!A!r plaintiff is to recover from M. Obta, 45; who practiced in to you," he said. Morgan, 21, of Upper Arlingnearby Santa Cruz; hla wife, operated a greenhouae at Obetz. Robert Shockey $1,215.37 plua THANKS TO KENNY HYSElL, who cancelled out hla He W88 the aon of the latA! interest. According to a journal Virginia, 43; their sons, ton, Ohio, had urged the students on opening day of fall Saturday youth dance ., 81 nat to <llllfllct with the flnallhowlng Derrick, 12, and Taggart, 11; Cynthia Gilkey Goodwin and entry the divorce case filed by quarter to get mvolved in conof the Big Bend Mlnalrol's fall mualcal. Jolm Goodwin and besides his Richard L. Slack against Sibley and the physician'• secretary, structive measurea, as a move Incidentally if you attend the 111ow oo either Thursday or Dorothy Cadwallader, 38. parents was preceded in death stock has been dismissed. to unity on the campus Saturday at the Melga High School, Rock Sprlnga, you mlgbt be by tlTee 11-others, Sam, Charles Pleasant Valley lklopltal BCarred by the killing of . four inlerested in knowing that Paul Can! and Mike McDaniel did all of and Rossi one sister, Beulah, ADMISSIONS Mrs . students May 4 by Nattonai the cutting won on the merryijo-round honea being uaed on the and a son, Olan. William Cochran, Pt. Pleasant; SUrviving are bls wHe, Lido; Guard troops. . ""''""'""Wheel" number. Theboraeaaremade from aluminum Bruce Stewart, Letart; Pamela "If you don't care - tf we ut'uu . . . two 50118 , Tracy, of Cincinnati, (Continued from Page 11 sit on our banda," be had said, llheetB and the cutting waa quite a chore. Burton, Mason; Mrs. lva and David of Pomeroy; a Legue, Evana; Judy Bragg, Pt. boy. daughter, 1\lrs. Mary Bertels of ''Nixon Go Home - This Is nam Pleasant; Denzil Kimberling, "we deserve and other the warevils in of Michigan; a stejH(In, Clarence Gilligan's Island," said a sign societf .'' He. lllkl them to deciJr., Leon; Tammy Gillenwater, Seldenable, and a daughter, held by a backer of John ,J, li'leoilml. themselveS to the motto of Sblrlty, Colwnbua; aeven Pt.DISCHARGES-Elmer Fife, GiUigan, Democratic candidate the studeni governinent sponsrondchlldren, one sreat- Catherine Darst, Ralph Davis, for governor. sored "Think Week" on camgrandaon, and a lrother, Leo of Ardath Brinker, Mrs. John Someone paraded tlu-ough the pus - "Power to the PeaceSilver Grove, Ky. Friends may crowd carrying a caricature of call at the 0. R. Woodyard Co. Wallace. Nixon's head with an exagger- ful." An adminlstraUoo spokesman Chapel, 1346 South Hlgb st. REPORTS PYGMIES ated noae. Youngsters clamber- said Morgan's indictment was from 7 to 9 pm. lmlgbt. SerUMA, Peru (UPll-- A book ed up the atatue of William vicea will be held at I pm. published by the Ruman McKinley to get a better v1ew. the first indicatloo "we have Wednesday at the chapel. Catholic Church vicariate in Below them were signs read- ever had that Craig was inBurial will be In the Obetz Puerto Maldonado, Peru, ing: "We Mourn Ohio Dead in volved at all In the diaorders." "Truthfully, we are a little cemetery. Monday reported the existence Vietnam" and "Quaker Witness shocked," he said. of a tribe of jungle pygmiea only Against the War." Nixon is a About 800 KSU students 39 inches high. The book, Quaker. crowded into a downtown dance "Risen From the Jungle,!! says The "Goldenaires,!l a local haD Monday night to bear Chithe Pygmies, known as the senior citizena' band, played cago Seven attorney William Yulhes. Uve along the banks at songs from the years when a KunaUer aay he planned to !Ue Tonitht, Oct- 20 the mouth of the Curanja River President last spoke on the a class suit to prevent prosein the border area between Statehouse s!A!ps -- Herbert cution of the indlcbneniB. About THE ADVENTURERS Peru, Brazil and Bolivia. Hoover. 300 other students stood outside tlechnicotorl All the Ohio Republican brass Candice Bergen the building. WILL CELEBRATE was on the platform, including Ernest Borgnine Promllel Help n.e Past Presidents' aub, former alate and national chairColorcartoons: KunaUer aaid be would aend Ladtea Auxlllary, Drew WebTopsy Turvy man Ray C. Bllas, former gov- l!eVeral attorneya to the camster Poat 39, will cele..,ate Its Hotel Thlt Line ernor and U.S. Sen. Jolm W. pua within "the next few daya" Mlser1ble Miseries 24th birthday anniversary Bricker, Gov. Jamea A. Rhodea to coordinate defense for the 25 SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. Wednesday evening at the home and Sen. WUUam B. Same. indicted per80D8. The suit he o1 1\lrs. Paul Caacl. Meell OSU Studeats said be would file In U.S. DlaA1J Nixon left the rally, hia trlcl Court at Cleveland would party made a quick side trip to be baaed on the cont.nUon the OSU campus, where no "they (lndlclmenls) are not President bad set foot wbUe in bona fide but were an a..,ldgoffice. The campus waa engulfment of dvU rights." ed in turmoil last April before "U the fight is going to be the uprising at Kent overshad· made," he said, "it ought to Choose from any of the famous owed it. he made on the campu1 of All was quiet as the presiden- Kent State. This (campus) has Playtex style girdles and bras tial car pulled up to the Oval, becolll< the cause of every and Save $2.00. a quadrangle which serves 11 American coUege student." Limited time offer, buy a student gathering point. KunaUer earlier had planned Within minutes the President to apeak oo the campus, but yours today! was aurrow>ded by hw>dreda ol For refund send Playtex cut atudents. Others climbed lrees Former Student for a better vantage point. out labels from bra and Nixon talked face-to-face with girdle together with a sales about a dozen students. Some 1• 5th Arre~ted started to chant familiar slo- KENT, Ohio (UP!) -- A slip dated no later than gans. "Jesus, \hit stinks/' said former atudent today became November 30, 1970. ooe girl and other students the fifth person to be taken into custody after being named in quieied the chanters. One stndent,iffered Nixon hll indlcbnenls handed down by a student activity card so he grand Jury which investigated it i• easy to open a savings account could go to Ohio State football the fatal lhootinga of four students last May 4. games. with us, as we accept any amount. So "We don't care about Ollio Larry A. Shub, 19, Cleveland don't put off any longer starting a SHOP Elberfetds busy main Slaw loothall," said anolltlr Heights, waa indicted on regular savings program. It is one of floor foundation department student practically noae-lo-4loae charges of first and second the best ways we know to ach1eve for a big selection of exwith the President. "Juat atop degree riot and an attempt to your particular goal in the future. cellent values In Playtex bunl property . He surrendered the war." bras and girdles. "We're winding the war at the Portage CoWtly sheriff's down, you just watch, boy," re· office in nearby Ravenna. Shub torted Nixon. "Two million waa accompanied by bla father Americans have foQ&ht in VIet- and a ..,other when he arrived nam. I'~ proud of them and at the sheriff's office. l'm proud of you." AI!A!r the campus visit, NW>n Veterua Memoriolllolplllll aaid he was glad he made the ADMITI'ED -- Leo Seerla, Styte IJS-Top Cup: .,,. Cotlon, U% ••~" · lotlom Cup and SWI: 1<m11o CoUon. Ce~tl•• (lutic~ Nylon, $p'~ · trip. Middleport; Muri Hoffman, [lillie ~ JIJOn, Colton, NyiOII, Spando. hdlllivt of uth~r el,ntlc "They are a very fine, lnter- Langaville; Lenna Lenz, SMt I:IMO-t1.!front P1nel: ~1.1111, Kiron. S,1ndo. 5•det 1nd •uk 1'1nell: lubbt'r, N~lon . Crotch : 100'4 Nylon. bcluth<e 01 other rlutic osted group, conrerned not only Coolville· Florence Clark, Cl lPI.., 1Ni-~T-.,. ,.,TU Cllla..... T. • Hall with themselves hut with the Letart, w. Va.; Ralph , futw·e of the world," die Prcsi· Pomeroy i James Edwards, dent said. "I am glad that my Middleport. MIDDLEPORT, OHIO visit to Ohio State, although DISCHARGED -- Flora brief, renewed my faith in the Klnsch, Rubert Dye, Emma Menter Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation youth of the nation." Nutter, Charles Jooes. '---llliiiiiiiii WASHINGTON tUPI) ---Six liiCllltha alter be hod cxdoied American bombing of North VIetnam, President Lyndm B. Jolllson realiled that the air lllrikes would not win the wer and saw no way to end U.s. involvement In it. 1'1 can't get out, 11 his wife, Lady Bird, quotes him aa saying in March, 1965. "I can't flnllh it willi what I have got. So what the bell can I do?" 1\lrs. Johnson reveals the President's lbinklng on the war in a forthCUIIin$ book entitled "A White Houae Diary." McCall'• magulne, which bought publication rights, published the first of two inatal.lments covering the years 1963-46 in its "For oome time I have been Ogh~ a feelin8 of de!ftoslm and rolaUve Inertia ... Lyndm Uve• in a cloud of troubles, with few rays of light." '!ben alter noting that lbose were the days when the dvU rights struggle was at lis height 1n the south and opposition to the Vietnam War was beating up at home and abroad, abe wrllea. "II'~ like shooting the raplda, every moment a new dlrectloo -trying to 1reep the ship level and away from the rocks, and no still water in sight." In her reference to the President's retirement, 1\lrs. Johnson did not explain bow lhe knew In 1965 that her husband would announce that he was bo~ out of politics in March, 1968. Jollllaon IIIDtervl..,.ed But Johnson, in a CBS-TV interview broadcast last De- Most Gruesome Crime of All Elmer Goodwin Died Srmday Winners Vie~- cate Co-Op .Dines e:c="th any special prtvUege or con- of J!BrCollCI; ... sideratloo In tenna . of law 011· anon, -~~fon:eroent In cour\ acUma," be • llnmiJ!, · 01 1 !Ire said. "Furlher, the university llremen at lbe ":: neither can ncx- lhould assume and flrsl-degne with "the any financial ""'JJO1SSblllty lor Felber wu 1 legal delenae.'' warrant In bla He alao rejected a .demand !:-~eralaotoibe M••aftel4 stole to abolllh RO'l'C. • .... , . The w>iverslty faculty aenate Reformatory or:,!.,~,:' reafllrmed Its support of While aentence lex- •~~ • and pUled a atatemmt ou the . He wu Indicted o n = "natw-e of a w>lveralty" durlnlf · ol firs! degree riol, 1 the day to burn property, .,.1111 00 "We ~ to blm to guide ua and atrlklnl 1 f t r - Pill away from the memories of \l!l'feriiiC with I llreman at trasedy and dlvilion toward a IICI!DO of a !lre. d future befillinla and _ . The flrs chergea """""" university In a free and _ . fr!IDI the burnlnl ol the CIIID· aoclety " the !5-member aenate pu8 ROTC hulldlng prtor to the !Alai eboOIIn& cl the four 1111sald. • "To ban some Ideas beeawoe denla. they are alleged to be bad .•. ~~ . to hobblli the mind. Un!VIII'III· Ilea cannot live and make their crucial conlrlbutlona In an at(Continued from Page I) here of repression.'' 111 nol In ICCGI'd wllh lbe tu ~oa Bluted program of Democrollc: The grand jury repotled had gubernatarlalcancldaleJaiiiiJ. lor exonerated National Gu1rd Gllllpn, lroopa of wrong-doing and "Ropubllcan' ~ndldatel . blasted the school admlnlstra- llate ofllce:l are '"•II· ''!" · u for ''permisslveneas." 'IIIlo CID 1'111 the llate In I ~thers arrested Mmday wera boull.-·llb ~nrw," Welbr Dr. Thomas s. LoQ&h, 42, aocl- said. However. Rerbllc• ologyprofeaaor;JerryH.Rupe, =~~~~~per'"' ctDI 22 Ravenna, and Richard C. , . F~lber 21 Akroo elecUanHRepiibllc_.uretolie i..<Julh pi.aded ·Innocent to a elected," be aald. charge of Inciting to riot and He Ul'lled lboae Pfll, •I to '"000 bond • outa-•llep!!hUrenwteat was released on .,.v, eonvlcUon cerr1ea a maaimum the Nov. I electkll tll:oush penalty of $1,000 fine and ooe- strwlng lbe"~slaf!opollil cl to-three years In JaU. the demoera.... '"'· Rupe already in the Portage Qeland IDtrodnced CID• CoiDity' jail serving a three- dldalel, offlc:e holden aad month sentence !or poas..•on otben •tteadlnc tha - · served Pasaqe of all reaolutlma, presentation of membership awirda and mualc bJ an nceDent groujl cl llltertainers, tile "Sine in' Buckeyes," higbiighted the annual meeting of the Melp County Ferm Bureau Tuesday nlght. .= ;!." !' rr,. p· M0 •".aue ..:..., · Nbw You laow bel:a• .ol • .... through wtildl wind blows -- inward when the barometer lalla and outward when It rlaea. ~VO_L__XX __I__ I _:_N:.::;0.:..:1~33:___ _ ____:PO_M_ER..:..OY_-M__:ID..::..DL=EP:...::D.:.:..RT..:..,O.:.:.H: .: IO_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ WE=-D.:c..:NE:.:.:SD:.:..:AY.:.:.•.:_OCT:.:.:O:.:B.:::.ER:.::21~• .:.:19.:.:70:___ _ _ _ _:~;,-~· _"'_ · --'----...:..:TE=N-=-CE;:.:.:NT.:::.S Dragnet in Force SOQui:L, CaUl. (UPI)-A huge poll"" dragnet, ualng "every meana available," aeerched the rolling, forested billa of Northern CalHomla's Pacific coasWne today for the ldllera who shot Dve par1001 to death ln Dr. Vlc:tor H. Ohta's hlDtop mansion. Sberllf'aolflcerelate Tuelday louDd the flre.bllclteaed llallon (Continued ~.·om Page I) . more than 100 VIetnamese clvillana came sa the IJOIIl'mMIII ..,.ned 11.1 tMI'"""'l ln an allelllpl to lbow Mltdlell Uaaalled wiiJI the inlelll to murder 30 Vlelnameilt clvWMI. Proeecutins attorney, Capt. Mlcbael S..an, IPI"Jd~ llmriJ in bla opening statement, aald the paumllll will prove MilchoU's platoon moved "dallberalely, but qulcldy thraulb lbe village, cleared the hoocbea, and galbered lbe people into groupa.'' 11 waaone o1 t11oae groupe, gathered near odltdllnlhe eaotem part of My Lal MIU,bell Is oceused cl llllultin8- Swan l8ld b1 would prove MlU,bell and U. WllUam Calley ''llerded and ptllhed" Vlelnameae Into a ditch, then opeaed !Ire m them wlllt wagon In which the murdarera were believed to have Red alter tyint up Obta, his wife, two ~ and a secretery lolonday nighj, abooling them to death, an i eavlng E their bodies in the "' pool. cerwasahandonedabout 15 miles away, not fer from the loWII of Saratoga, Calll., wh..-e a ~eer-<lld ..mce atallon attendant waa later alao bound and shot to death. The ataUoo wagon, a Green 1961 OldamobUe which belonged to Obta's wife, Vlrglnla, 41, apparently had been left m a rallro&d track. DepuUes aald a train struck it after the occupants Red. 11lomaJ ~. 11, a aervice staUon atteDdant, waa fllll!llll!------------------------------------, automatic weapona. I ,.-' '' J found, banda taped behind him and shot in the head in Saratoga. He apparenUy had been killed about four hours after the Ohta •layings. An official said be would "rather not comment" when asked If there were any witnesses to the Dececco murder. Obta, t7, a wealthy JapaneseAmerican eye doctor; his wife, lltelr 1001 Derrick, 1%, and Taggart, 11; and Ohta'a secretary, Dorothy Cadwallder, 38, were bound and bllndfolded with silk scarves and shot in the back. The killers then apparently oet the sprawling house oo !Ire, blocked Its entrance drlvewaya, and fled In the Green Oldamo- bile. . '>. ..... ~' -. . Ohte's two daQ&hters were IWIY at achOot. ,'taiJI'8, 18, was at a college In Nelr York and Lark Elilabellt, 15, waa in a CaUfornls boarding school. llpeelal boan lor dlllabled and abaeatee voters will be molatalaed Saturday, lloe IIDai Saturday preeediDg lbe Nov.lelecUon, by lilt Metga Co1lllty Board of Eleetl001. Houn oa lh1ll Sa-y only wfU be 1rtm I a.m. to 1% - • ; I p.m. ta 4 p.m. aad 7 to I p.m. 'l1le offlee Ia opea from I lo c p.m. eacll altera0011 oa other doyt for lbe coaveulea•e of dloobled aad olloeatee voila&- ne Raat dayforiUCb YGIIq, however, Ia 'i'bart:daYo Od. D. • ..• ..' •' ~- ~,.n ;_.-<~ T! ,..;_ 0 ParUy cloudy lmlgbt, low 11t the 401. Fair and mlld TJiurl. diy, high in the IIIli and w.r 711. •...-: CJ. r:• ') News•.. in Briefs ~·~· . (· -?j . ·; .... ' .......0 .. - en tin "~~ Weather ,;> "" MEIGS lHEATRE ACCOUNTS INSURED TO 120,000.00 at y HENRY FRANK, MEIGS ll'erm Bureau membenttlp cbllrinan llld a memhor ollbe board, left, presentla to-year mern~Jerr•· "lin to 1\lrs. Ada Holter at·the annual Firm Bureau meelin8 'nleaday night. Wltlo •· riB her oon, Roy. 7' 'r "--' PLAYTEX CASH REFUND OFFER new accounts • e Wind Cave Nallonal Park In 8llllb llabll gelll Ill name lit when you buy ANY Playtex-Bra and Girdle The Mel3• County roada be bnpn>Ved oo a ,.... permaneot baSs. Mc.-e roolnlom lacllllles be constructed on the Melga County Fairground&. LaWII be .....,.sed to better Faclllllea for dlapooaJ ol aolld enable law enfcx-cement officers waate in the county be imto carry out their duliea and plemented as 8000 aa poeslble court procedures be revised to (Continued on page 7) npedlte the handling of the rm;! -¥1.. The state higbwoy departmont carry out 1 better maintenance program on Sllte !Wute 125 between f1lmeroy and Jaelooon. AjlproDmately 1AIO members and guesll attended the annual lltflalon that opened with • dinner 11 the new Meigs High School cafeteria. Vu-811 King, board preeident, ConslderaU~ be given 'to prosidl.'ll. ReeoluUons approved construcUm of a building oo the Meigs County Fairgrounds for '"' the COIIIty levtl were: uee as a Commw>lty Center. :J:; 00 ca.ae load. llie- . ooN IQ!,f. DIYid Wrtghl, Coil81' ?i~~:>.W.-.::.-.-..--w.:: Clartace Mi11olr and Jack Q-llp, left to rflllt. b"""'~ lake at Ft. Melga neor Rltlaid Tnooday. Concre1111Dl811 Miller lllared lbl bi aDd later ..... to ......Ueeo of the Leading <Zeelt c..-vancy Dlalrlct bllllld by Q-lsp. Elrller Ill the day, ~.Miller apob at 1 GOP lund ralslng breakfast at The Jla1ln ~ ID Middleport. IIIID OSLO ( UPI) -- 'l1le 19'10 Nobel Puce Prlte ,.., aWlllded today to Dr. Norman Ernelt Bgrlaugb, an Ame.Tk:an 1 . ~ .. ~uap FDAMCDIG-..1 llncq cbonllln tile 17- year tftJtory of Big Bend Minstrel -!Jon sboWII will be lealdr!>4-ln the fall~ wllich """"" all: 10 tomorrow n!iiil at lite new Meigs 111gb School, Ruck Springs. Tlie second and final all<l1ring will be at 8:10pm. Saturday. Maldng ~ the group which opena and closes the lhow are, front row, from left, Debt Gallagher, Jan Holter, Cindy Taft Supports Pullout Policy Campaign '70 By UDlted PreM IDIA!rnallonal Robert Taft Jr., Republican n001lnee for the U.S. Senate, reiterated his support 'nlesday for President NiJ:on'o plan of grodual troop pull-out from Vielnam and described his opponent's anti-war stance as ''mllllal11y naive." "U President NiJ:on's policies to bring permanent peace in Soulheaat As!& cmtinue to re· ce.lve the tremendow support of tho! American people as they Indicated Mooday in Cohunbua and elset~bere in recent days," said Taft, "chances for • dramatic breakthrough in the !'aria peace talks will he greatly enhanced." He said Democratic senatorial nominee Howard Metzenba\Dil's "deadline bug-out Ia, at beat, mllttarily naive." "At worst, it would aell out our POWs by depriving ua of har1:alning power for their releaset he .said. _,A date for complete withdrawal can only be responaible aa part of a total setlleme nt...." A fturry of endorsements The leadera of two national unions representing poUcemen and firemen endorsed Metzenbaum. Pndse8 Academy Idea John Cassese, president of the International Brotherhood of Police Officers, praised Metzenbaum's proposal for the establlabment of a national pollee academy. He pledged the full support of bla organilation. A atatemenl w"" alao read at a news conference in Cleveland from William H. McClennon, president of the InternaUonal were announced. Aasoclation of Flreflgbten. McClennon praiaed Metzenbaum's support of legialation making it a federal offenae to ..,... of a ftre. The charge cro88 state llne8 to interfere apparently lkmmed from the with the duties of police and bumlngoftheROTChulldlng m firemen. tile KSU campus May 2 The Akron Beacon Journal · endorsed Democratic gubernaMiu Nicholas, who surren- torial candWate Jobn J. Gillidared at the Portage County gan and Repuhllcan Tall for Sheriff's office In nearby the Senate. Ravenna, wsa the first girl The newspaper ..td Gilligan ..-rea1ec1 1n 111e Z5 Indictments was "forthright lind energetic ... handed down by the panel. Six and is willing to face up to the were arr rtei Tuesday. issues of today." II said Taft :;::~!" :!'\::0 ~ 11th Arrested Is Fonner Coed wheat tllal could help the Wll"ld'l hunger problem. Tho Norwqlan Nobel Committee said the fll,tiiO prtoe wu awarded 1o B<lrlauch lor studies that devei.I!Pid -.mr.t atnlnnrbl<h give ~ljpr yielcls thin older \Jpea. , llaold bla wart had reaul~ In larg• hlln- !It a niiQiber of developli)l ilfi.lkm, bM:Iu41•c Malco, and lndla. PM'•• KENT, Ohio (UPI) -- A former coed al Kent Stste University wu arresled today when lli'Ved with an indlctment handed dom by a xpeclal grlind jury which llllveallgated the !alai shoollnga of four KSU studentl May 4. Mary Helen Nlcbdaa, 2Z, Akron, waa the lith peroon 111! ted. lilt ctuqed willl lnterfarenca willl f1nmea at the offered "a balancsd approach to the problema of the day." Rep. Donald Lukens, IWbto, endoraed Repuhllcan oomlnoo Walter Powell of Falrlleld b> succeed him .. relftlel!lalin from Ohio's 2fth Dlslrlct. PoW· ell is • Republlcan alate ..... tor. Lukens unsuccesafully sought the Republican "'""""'" lioo as gDYernor in the ~r primary. U.S. Sen. Harold E. H~ D-Iowa, compalgnlng in ~ Tuesday night lor a C01111"'111'slonal candidate, defined Nbroliomlca aa "eacalailng prices, e&calating unemployment and .. calallng promliei that conditions will improve." Elfaru Nat l!lEife<lfo<t~IYt< "The admlntatralion'o eflorta bold down prices have bean about as ~ u Ill attemps to bold down the crime rate -- both are rlslni relenliessly ," the Iowa Democrat said. "The sdmlniatraUm conlldenUy promlaes that we will not reach the 6 oer cen! rate (Continued on 119 12) to � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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