https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/648e3746d372a84b85e81996bafb64b4.pdf 96f43d7b37ce2f43fb6f16e6e97b1c1a PDF Text Text 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 �·-·Q!IIJJIIIdlliii.IIJ4!tel '"toi'UIIOJ,O.,Oct,JI, It'll Humphrey .Commits .Unpardonable.Sin ' ., ' ''I . ,..,. bu lw a IDCIIIIIIII as tiled ihlo ...,.,....,, Nlleclbl by Kennelll O'Doallellup~~~lbt cllllader al IIIIo dud Pte:llh4 wbt llml&bt K111nt1b O'lh!noQ up 1nm llldium obicwil)'. O'Oanne!J II'NWwl 1!111 lbhrc 1111111 bt wu l"'lllias far lbt ])en lftlle llllilllnalbl · lcir .,_,... In M• 7CIMIIIIU. lit fbitsbtd, by tbt ...,, a poor fori. Altoll\lupllreJ,blldllrlderllallollalllr.......... JIMikl, U. Wild 8lltll 8elllle c1oea not ean 1c1r bt as '"pormwld" 1111beftr W!ll-10 down ewa wllll -.taltiilil. . llill4*01'1 dalatplloa of hll1 lOrmor elllel, a-ullbel41'1111rPtnliln'alllll!!lllltencrltlcnbo . . 111o tra1J lrlormed crtllca. For mry ~lllble- 111 w...-lasowllbatlar ,_ Jill'l, ullr. ~'a~. DD -btr of Pr d l,yDibl ......... u ''ablolllllll pllrllll1id .-at lbe- ,"In llllnlervllw Ia till Naw York TIDM I I -llnulbllo wide pulll1c notlllll by VltH'I 'rt 111*11 A#IJIIIW, bu bed oiDlr - panlllllldl J.r fclr I pollllcl .. oqualld llslo7aiiJ. "nlll lllllr - lbe aiJelplllllll of O'DIIIneU, In I Ufe mapolne a'llde, IIIII hll1 own dllll, PI slht Jolll F.ll'alned7, wu capable al eynieaiiJ proloallall lbe llbldh'lln VIetnam bejood lbe 11M elecllll•Jell he be called 10ft 111 nannm....,, and liMit calllail till .... I i i - bt had- I'Hiected. No reiiJOIIIIble polltldaa IIPIDwn Ia thll.colnmnlll - RepnNI_,.., or Dw•••sat, llberal or GIDB'fttl.n I a11ce•.... tbt admllllllrallal men loudly In prlvale1111!11lulllpal>lle,lnillljljl&1ollbt 9VJ IIJl.'e _. pol1cJ lllailllllbtrt BtmQIInJ. PI :11'" • ~ 111111 ba• bola ..,.. aboullbt _.; IIIII• aus:rcbaw bola 1111 Slaetaey al Slale, Dull Rusk. IIIII WI cgb-1:11, lcir 1110, _ . beard llitberllr. JollniDn ... Doalllllllt.,.UIIIIIrmlmore ''btJ'd.line" tbln lbole allilllupbrey Mm.U, II an)J lflor he pllbt IJA ............ ncmlnlllta tbll lhe "The trouble goes bacl!: to the !allure of the Paris peace treaty of 1'113 eudlng the French and Indian War to achieve a jlllt IIIII Iasting peace In the disputed Quebec area. The refllgee camps set up on the PlAin• o( Abraham have bacome breedlng grounda of guerriUas -king . . ." Qacls· an attempted analogy with the litualion In the Middle East would be leu humorless than futile, however. Wblle ~ iJ lltUe to choose from between the terrorill 1ac11c1 of thl FLQ (the Front for the Llheralion of Quebec) and those of the PFLP (the Popular Front for the lJberalioo of Palestine) there are no obv!OUJ U:planalions for the ea11tence of a Quebec "liberation" or separatist movemeal 111 Canada more than JlO years after lbe British wrested It from France and more than 100 yem after II was estabUIIIed u a nation, with Quebec as an lllllgral part of lt. The French-speaking minority (ooe-lblrd of lbe total population) has, of course, long complallled of dlscrimlna· lion at lbt bantiJ of lbe dominant Engllsh·speaking major· ttr. But today a French Canadian 11 prime mlalater and French has been elevated to equal status with Englilh In the eovernmenl It 11 In fact, the very success of French Canadianl In receat' years ill achieving economic and political equality lhat best explallll the growth of separatist ~t~~limenls­ teDiimlllls that are not, bowever, ohared by more than a .....U minority of Quebealll. It Is thll resurgeace of pride, plus the fact lhat huge Quebec is, and hu always DeeD, a predonllnanlly French province In tbt midst of Englilblpelklng provtncea. Bill boW eq>lalll the terrariata1 with ~-.ll!fmhi•C• and 11111r kldaaphsco! Even the leader of thl "otliClal" aepara· Wll party, the Parli QuebecoiJ, calla t.be FLQ "a type of aewer rat with which every soclety 11s afflkted In Ita partisan liums." n.. FLQ is no more Ia be explained than those othlr aewer rals below the burder, lbe Wealbermen, though lbe FLQ doel at leaat bave some sort of rational goal beyoad men terrorism. '!'bore iJ ooly one way Ia deal with lbe rail, UnlortuDaleiy, refusal Ia pay lbe FLQ's rBDIOIII deDWidl may coal more lnnoceat lives In addition Ia those already destroyed by bomhe Ill off by terrortnla durlag the P8ll 10 years or ao. Mucb more, boWever, iJ at >ltake tban lndMdualllves. "nil wbole coacopl of 1overmnent UDder law II being "tuled to ill uttermoot" lodaJ, IIJI Unlverlily of Mlnaeaota llltbropoiOglal E. Adaml011 Koebel. Lw "II tbe major tool of ooclal eootnll developed and UMd by 30,000 generati0111 of men wbo ~ us" and maat be preoerved "If we are to survive, ' he told lbe 11'10 UPI Edlton and Publllben Conference In WIUiamlilurg, VL The tlillreuiDI eveata In Canada provide only the lalllt .mdeucorlng of the truth of those wordJ. Faster, Faster . Not ooly .•. "'\!i elm-- madelluboriBiastphtQ aaalloslllllprebyct.oo.._ lUll u I ..W.Cllllle Ill liM Ill wbtn 110 prellldeatlaiiiCIIIIbt•- ha4 ar.- cbolce. rw IIOboll:r I'IIIIJ 8 11'JISI d thalllr• .rca- - lolll81o need IIIUCb btlp ~ tlefealllll Blny Oolihraler. Ha - WIN AT ePiiOQI 2-Ciub Bid Hits are more Amerlcane driving more placel, lbey're drlvlnl there faster-about one-half·mUe per hour per year Iuter, Ia be eucl AlludY released by the ID!Ihway Ul&rl Federatloa for Safety anil Mobility ahowo that between 1947 lllllli87, lbe percentap of vehicles exceeding 50 m.p.b, 011 umploed rural hi,nays inereased from 40 Ia 10 per cent, due Ia im· provemeallll vehicles and roadl duriDC SUI period. Tbele lncreuls Ill speed are 1101 neceuarlly bad, though IIIey do euct certain ''tolll." Tlre.l, brabl, handling and a motorllt'l own visual and molar reaponte are among the veblc~ver capabWtie1 that are lued as sp..dl Increase, The report concludel however, that lower speed ccalrGia on urban or rural ldgiiwayo have no lltroug potential lor reducing accldellll atpillc•miy. The Jeut !"''bablllty of aceidenll occurs when motbrills are aenerally drtvtn1 at the same pace rather than at very hlgb or very low opeed•. BERRfS WORLD Wayne Queen, a 1110 pound lldlor wl!• crossed the goaUine Grand Slam Peak · lour ~ last Friday 1111ail!lt " Southern. flar!n&n Trace, meanwhile, mliit ' contain North Gallla's outalcle running attack led by lr Oswald & Ja•n Jacobf NOB1R (D) , •n NEA Washington Cormpondanl 11 .AKQJ165 .A7 •As ....,.52 r------------------------------------------ Voice along Broadway I NEW YORK (NEAl lAilT WIST Pre1idenl Nixon's backhanded eftort Ia purp Republican .Q1015 .KJI72 Sen. Charles Goodell from his party'• rllllb .11 OliO of lbt ~1103 moel bizarre episodes In mndern political annals. • Jll4 .KQI I I Backhanded ia the word, for no Hlloned appraiser here doubts that the President's mind Is lbe IUidlllg one, even SOV1R BY JACit O'BRIAN arms al her !Over - abe ran bus drivers and ....., ...,_ though only VIce Prelident Spiro Agnew ls openly usaultNEWYORK-JulloAr.cbewa right put him. ductora amplification equlp. •Ae lng Goodell ao a radical liberal and an obstructionist aland· anubbed a cool mUIIOD ICJ shill Recently we wrote aboul menl for aaltty Ab, ao1llslt'l .10832 llllln the way of Nll<011 policies. I• Nevada pmbllng jolnta .... aome people we mow wilD wear IIJI11(ialnc about-~~~~~~~~~ Art .KQJ74 Moreover, as the President bas Just demonlltrated In a Fnncb papera uy Liz TAJICI' the mlraculoua utile Macballe en lba 8th Ave. line Both wlnerablo brief touchdown In New Y;,rk's Weslchealer county and allered vol1111tary bankrupt a. Pacemakers, tiny electronic who doea a la!llh rGUIIaa btllll' Apew mowed In earner vtlita, neither man II &olng Ia Well N - Boot South l1usband Eddie Flaber cub btJp tllzmos which keep an Ill' out than acmo pro comlca. Poa ZN.T. malle a frank endorsement of the fellow they want Ia win .. The Feda had quite 1 oiJakJ IGr cardlnc 1tumbles and jolt Walle lloJI, Bob Feller and -James L. 'Buckley, who runs under the Consel'\lative Pus Pus •• " - •• coupleofbounallbeSIIJiofthe them bacll to a n!l'lllll beat: other an11me lll•bt'' INIII ~arty label yet says he would vole u a Republican In the Pus 4 N.T. Poa I • Dove when the Sbah of lrllll'o Now Lillian Gh*aman writes head a group ·of lodaj'a Senate. p... 5N.T. Poa 7N,T. Full-hearted purge attempts of one's Intra-party enemleo aliter PriDceM Alhraf Plhlavt lnm Newark Ia tell WI The diamond atara jtlllaa Iii thll Pua Puo PMt are usually very riSky. Franklin D. Roosev~lt tried a celeSunday brunched there IIIIIOIItl Pacemaker Oub has grown to mmth Ia entertain oar Vlelnam Openqlaod-. K brated sweep of his own boUJe In 1938 and failed almoot loll of laraellphlleo .... A oecret mare then 100 Ill three yean · ~ hospllalllatl !ada .... TodaJ'a lolaUy. You aren't going Ia run In- While House .poll ohowl Jim IIIII meetrl once a yllf at Beth alan Include lbt Melli' Bud But at leut he lock 011 some lltriJJII boy1, lite the potent to many case• of lbt partaer Buctiey only me per cent llrael Medical Center, Newark Hamlaon, WIWe Slulell 111111 Sen. Waller George of Georgl.a. of a tw<JoCiub opener havlnJ beblnd Coog, Oltlnger In tile N. - Nov. 11 at I p.m. thll lime Mudcal Gnnl al lbe l'lralla, Goodell, uamed to his seat by Gov. Nelecn RockofeUer enough polnll for a two-no- Y.. Senate race .... Selma •...They alae bave a ICI't of and oll1en ... Wd after lbe assassination of Robert F. Kennedy, II notblng of trump res)lOftse but South Dllmood •t right In front of a Nervous AnotlymoUI, and Ialka hll1 ~Mbtna (lila bt'i dolllc the aort. A moderate to conservative upstate -cresnnan dld have the 10 points need· radio lllterviewer 1111okinc a about to be fitted for a 10 weD In hpa'n 1 In Cllleaeo, at that J>Oint, Goodell moved swiftly to liberal positions eel. ctpret IIIII told the unseeing Pacemaker IIIII Jittery alloulll he'll commute Ill wlnllr until (eopectally against the Vietnam war) In queot of the kind This crowded the bldillng of &ase he felt neceuary for victory In this reputedly llb-ld she'd quit 1111okinc .... are vl•lted by Pacamaier l!lrilllllraln\DIIlma. eral alate. And that move put him In deep trouble from a trille. North had Ia show Selma's new ''NOM Jobt lw veterana wbo come by IIIII tell Wll)' did Dick lllsa'WII wallr: Iii his suit at the three lrn~l. the outaet. Tbea Soutll·had.to co to lite ~·lll)irl'talji'~·~'P ~.a· iifAA!I¥.f;~ta. -~ Clse'•ID"*mld+olblnct So Nts011, tiwouch Agiri!W twtl&oii'ii? l!imM'Mltillt.f m four level allba C)rsscatjlln lbt r.llldllll Ia lhow his. club ~; )1111 ~ .... mlraclas. Nlci p<OJOCI, )Jl, late October {(!I' another try), seems Ia be stomping on a suit and North could find 110 H'wooli • buetl Merv Griffin'• Richard Rodprl' "Two by the olber Dllhtf J•l two man who II already down and woulcl probably lose to lbt better rebid than four hearta. evident front-runner, Democratic nominee Rep. Richard L. He hoped there wu a slam Dill'ociacer Bob Shant. oow Ia Two" rm1slcal wiD be hla 37th heclrletl In 1 crowd al 1,1011 aiMerv'IN. Y.realauranl, Pipe .... In hla very llrll, Dick and rul~~e~UIIwlbtnat,webaar .... Ollinger, If left alone. in the offing, but hlo open\t>i .... Yankl spend rntn 111 aliy LaiTy Bart ha4 a aoag tilled Now lbal SolllssrGt Ia boM'III Goodell, we~.\: martyr compleK as big as an over· two.:iub bid was baled on coal, uyo he Agnew and Company are after him only II hlgh:eard polnll. He lban 011 doc!Grt IIIII mart m "AIIyOidPiacewithYou,~'with "The World'a Grealltt .Jm because he was lbe ftral Republlcan senator to advance a was looking at two poaolble doctan than tobtcco (Dep'l a1 me rhyme that a1nJ1 pve 111 Band," lbt Raaoe•tll GriD, concrete Senate pfiiPOaal to end lbe VIetnam war, lbereby quick losers In spadel. Cotnmeret Ba-l .... Theda) allale: "I'll go Ia beD llr Jl, when lilly tsllrlatl, can't Ill giving the dovllh cause a bipartisan aspect diJiuteful to 8aplda Loren'• baH I I I mllllm ... Pldladelpbla" .... .Jackie them ....., .. lnr ICUiiiiiiJI This put It squarely up Ia the White House. South and he decided Ia bid In jtWe1a "'" belated, TV Vernm dechlect H'lrOGII had Tlmolby ~loll, Htatllclllr In There may be acme truth In that. But a olmpler cOIIald- four spades, to show lbe - · llallnp noted her old ''LaciY L" man to lifer than Gotham - lbi remake of "Wa~erllll eratioco II that lbe Prelid011t, wblle IIUI'ely not unhappy at He couldn't be 1bowlll1 a the tbolll!bl Goodell may ao dDWD the dralll1 .wabta Ia oave spade suit becaUII North 111m wu111 NBC, and btr role until be got lbtre; - 'be'• BIICbll," 11111 amnl'll!l lookfor lbe fOIIIIIII' Lord his aeat lor lbt Republican party as part of ftll broad el!ort had made It clear that his wudescrlbed.u: "Aiunsntlrw pacldnglllnandllclullbll$ "" • aida 111 anarddalln 11111 plan to Bad to bappell: "nil ciiJ pve Ll!lfii!CI' Olivier; but Ia capture the Senate lor llie GOP. opening bid wao bued on a Bucldey'a vtsbkl thlrd.party ••ndldAcy glvea NiDm that 1011g, strong, heart oult. rob a. rich'' •••• Natlonal ,----------•"---------------.,.bope. Pollllu&a:est thai 'Bucldey cummlly II sec- South'• opade cue-bid cave ond Ia ottlnger IIIII, under certain carefully clr- North the green light lor I cumslancea, migbl wiD. Blackwood, He knew thai "noalalcla" - lbe edltoro I ' Ji:J 1 The Irony, however, iJ that for Bucldey Ia lrtumpb over South was only 101Dg to alloW averqe 11. I • .. I Olliuger It II appareally easeallal that Goodell de weD him oae ace but NOrtb wu 1nMJ Rallb, J,Jnda Bini I •I• - , I getUng ready Ia follow up enough Ia make lbe race a very cl- lbree-man aftalr. J"'-' Rallb'l atater.m.law, By Helen Botlll AI - knowleclieable GOP aource pula II, lbe "demo- with a ftve·no.lrump cill Ia wbo jUII wad Robert Pill'~ YOUTH ASKED FOR>ITI . llbd beca\IR lbt 1rilda tills* IIIII grapbica" In New'\'art Slate wort against Buckley JIOiug uk lor klnl•· thaeb) pined a new · · ,_ · mucb hlCber than he II rlChl IIO'W, He may nearlY llave North planned Ia 11mble """"une1t jelrn JICIIb Loeb wbt "nlll cgbmn Ia. far JCIWII Ia retatdltd wbleti IIIII liD'I. "'ulmlred hl1 vote amooc blo obvloua COIIItllueacy, tbt on seven if South were Ia wro~ auch aymphonlto ao people, their problem~ and Anyway, lwu laDrllll to her cooservatlve Ia moderate Republlcane (and J)emocrals) lhow two kina• but South Carmen Lombardo'• "Boo pleuuree, their ~ IIIII whell a B1r1 up and who can't abide GoadeD and prefer alec to stay oft the had better Ideo. Hoo " and lbal IVtl' papllar fun. ·AI with the rut of BelHI pushea Ann :aon on list ratber blaDd ••ceatrilt," Ottinpr. They convention were plaflnti,w: Help Us!, It welccmel IIUIM cement, lor nil at. all, II Bucldey II Indeed In 111111 potllion then hll1 bope bu to expert If a ~ ''Raile the ~.. And'woald you believe ' TeeftY but WOII'I dodge a . . , acepl to obolr • lila .... Ia. be thai Goodell eula far deeper lnlo Ottbiger•a liberal coo- . Blackwond bidder I stlluency than lbt latter'• own polls lhow him dolnl. A with five JIOolrump to Ilk for Weeny Genie"' ~do -Uon with a bniiiHIII. AniiiOill(landraD&ftl'. WbtD Goodell vote of len than :Ill per cent woulcl evidently cfoom kinp, be cuar111teec1 that an Ra.,_ rb.;"di roll oui Send your llelllfle q-UOM JOU can'lll(ll•,..... ~ Bucldey. aceo were accounted lor. M1ek Jaaer'l biOI 11o1 to YOUTH ASKED FOR rr. well, I , _ It aUla JGII When Apew vlalted New York Ia ratee money for Buck- South aald to blmlllf, "Nortb &.aU quit III'I*IDI 11 CII'O of Helen Help till thll ocared. When I IGIIIId her, IIIII le~ 011 Oct. 5, speculation waa rampant that be wlllled not wouldn't be tryinC lor seven Jtarl lbt 1111111 11 you'd newopaper. wu UJIDI. "nlll bu twu inl'l only to help him dlreclly but a1ao = b y ongendertag without IOIId hearta. !lll lib to 111 c11arm cary ~1, dm't HOW TO START A a IDI of llmal. blfn. ' voteo oft ottln· hearll, pl111 ftvt clubt, plus lbe aympaihy lor GoadeD wblcb would ...... lll'lltllld him .... Hope CLEAN.tiP CAMPAIGN 8bt'a a rU11J ..... t pt, bat two aceo, eqlllll lJ trlckl. cer and &el him within Buckley'a pr 1 ranee. tllllddawbtareDIJIIIIIDillbw It really doeon'l matter whether Apew, aeling lor Nll<oo Then bt mlf well have Bamp1on - 1 IIIIo 1 anti at Dear Helen: seven bearll, just Ill cua Cafe Clra Your answer to lelllllera lUll ~par~! t., 1114 11111'1 wu operating from thlo rather sopbllticated two.~evei clubt won't run. wbtll the ltall seekin8 help , ... lbtlr lllltWIIIIr almoal u bad. JIMis lllf · lltrategy, The point Ia If It tloean't work out that way If Alter lbal IOIUoQuy, South GoadeD doea not moke a veey good ohowtaa then ihe ~m= procramwuacellenl,butlet'o ~wlll~lbe~lt. ndtrJIIII 1 Presldeal's bid Ia save the New York seat by lettiug It bid sevea. Since ille pme llll'rlnl: Until abe gal up Ia tab it me lleJIIarlher: to,help btr7,'l'btJ 11i1* 1'111 a wu duplicate, be bid lt In lor Bucldey wtil almost surely faiL lasve 11111 there It wu, right There Is an or ..... latd drimb ~Oodtr. . .1 no-trump lor the eldra 10 ·-•Hope -...n:. ba' PI'Oiraftltill ~I of , Wllal 'CIII bl tlaDif po~ lli1d I lop ICON. ,.._ • , _ _, " The Intorlor't Jolrrrlr; Borlam NIE · ' · - · '0011· ' tH....,.,r ,,..,,. .....1 chetl .... fledcran 11 l'rlllram-tllltW.~aelf. 1/011'11 fltld iio """ ........ BARBS thll -.~~bed: In I ICIIII alarllnl vdunleon I1ICb U the Dear CODnle• • 11 There'• nolblnl like a barwhich had btr l'tllhllltl.lnto the )'011111 peaple wbo ..... ~ 1'17 ........ ~Giaob wltb 1J PHIL PASTOIET viii moon Ia make one feel While lt'o aimed mi\ilb'" at JO!If. 1dctlt ·~ 'l'a15 lbtm The people who need auto youna apln, and aollllng public Iandt admlnlaleleli by ftr/ · needs a .i[~o.t liill lalurance moat are peel.. the Federal Govll'l!llllilt<llla .....,.-::;-. trtana. equally applicable Ia ltalljlllll Then;- • 'bow misch ,...,_ • • • local parha, lnetrl, bWbta llrlnCiw a,tlll a rw'• ilsitil. Knock r o '" fricn41 and atnaml. , Most """" paop\1 lbtaa dQa ofl011 0110UII~ alld 10011 A -.)rdormatllll paitlj)hltl . . uilaaato plllli4liad:1ii "How to Conduct .a . a.jlnrup woi1by ea._.l can't*'* ala lite the acbte next momlnl Clm(lalan" gi'ltl a ·~ 1 by , btller one •.tat) youT - 8, 1HE DAILY SENTINEL from alaflnl o u I In thi atep ouWne on lilllll*dlll • Dear,Ht\lli: •• , · . · damp air Ia ccrracl that mlf. DEVOTED TO Johnny Horla•.:.::=:•lda · lh!MilUIIIapr~llsnt INT!REST OF apprebtnoloft. MEIGs-MASON A~I!A ~· .:l'hla . . ~FI' JIIMitiill for .... Jtarl • • • CHESTER L. TANNEHILL, oibtr lite mataHa are 111111!111~\llqllhllllbl'fttrlld. !oc.Ed. available lr<m: II , . , _ Actualij, I want to bep ,. ~OBERT HOEFLICH, City lctltor l'hpam Cllllllllllor, U. I. IIIIOldnl, blsllf1117 moUser'ubllthtd dolly ucopl loi!WHY by Tlli Olllo VIlli¥ ~ " 1111 _.., flnda out 1m~ ,ubllllllng compli)y, 111 """' . _ . II ·' - ' Me ; I 11 hP, How tk>l-pJrilrar"' ~ !'·· hcmtroy, Ottlo, 11157.,. · :':I'T:'W'l--~~'1"1:1' of 11,246 feet, Wu\lbsilol. b. C. at. : . that. IIIIOidnl II ~? lbt ~~.= ~:. II• lwoyeara - , 8ecNiary lhlrllla llt~*"o . . In I Slcond .CIIII POllitt fllld 12 QUICK QU Q-Accorclltlf Pomwov. 01110. · Wllal llfrl! lanlcd Gftfr of tha lntorl~ Walter J. ~ Ill bad. ,.. WCY , I · · NatiOnal llh',rtlllrtl Q-,-Whal U a gjbbo.lll f4l!iftfl fO filltmi ill;"" A:~k? · rtprettntatlvt totttn•nr.. baa •deal&lialed a·fa.ll cWiJI.Isp ·LucY• ' . <. I The u.s. 8oclil Secsirlt 11100111 :A-TIM · s·•v.e n· ·menlloaad . ~loahor. lnc .. 12 Boii. ~Jtllt., ."""llh for,J:IJ., ;;oJirn.·- ., *tth •1 •..,...,, who ... . . ~'lllll Act w~ approved by Hew Yark City, Ntw Yrif 1• • A-Wbttl 'tbe moon It be, 1ft ~ Bible u ,i!Mi·ftm bird dent llul!lcrlpllon r-: Dt!hilfltl tween I"QRkUn D. lliros!evelt ~~~~~~~!-nilJii•¥iY·~".tie bad;' bit lilly iWht he ._ . hall and full, either Alii out froJII IJie ,Arlc by AUJ. 14, W$, The World -~....-~1.• 1 aeyell•.yaan .~ , ~­ '· c«Jit by CIN'Ior -, · ont l""lloll!t per _ !ltlr ~ In wutn1 or wanln1. II 11 ,0..: NOah. ,, · . ·, '" . . ' WvMtct at Tht O.lly Slnflnfll recaUa 1~1 Ida _, . JOII!iNV IIOIIIZON'& amoitra·, .,.. ·~cordl*f to boUI. . · ~·Whkh I.;;Q eofttfMitlt ~m~tlt OUitt. 123.40. She month•.! • . of Llldlow, Vt., 111.70. ThrN months, t5.U. IV llfiiJ!Ic!i. \_ c . .' . ~ : . Q-Wh<ll m 1 I o I b JII'Oo or~ 1101D ~rad 01 '"" wu 1bt Dflt.bellllflCiary of HELPER A~ "niE U;S,JUi• Motor Route where ctrrl•r .• 8irtl'1' .... 1111 aaly l1lliWiaclisa monlllly ooclal u c u r II y Dear Belen . aervlct not evalleble: On• d!ICed m lhe IDOfld'o deep- lljl IOIIM gtogtapllnl7 tnonth 11.50. ly mall: OM_yeer There Ia" 11lrl allldioOI,!119 I•D i1rJ Ill 1o II,,.''DIIrl~t lel A-Eurilpe and Alia art pa.ymeato, Sbe received etl mine? 112.00. She months 16.25. ThrH A-Gold. The mine Ill now btlnlllit.d u lturula check No. ~I lor baa a opeech lilipllll'tnellt, ~or ~~~~~ liP .)'tW bruth montfls 54. DO. Sublcrlptlon price Includes sunaev Tlmft~ s.nun" . · South Afrlea re~ebte 1 deplll on some maps, a2.54, da~ Jan. 31, 111-NI. Utla rea11111 abe II rwL Lw well away! •I - H. . ••sa 1 z• a• "- •• ~=:'7.~rm::"l:"*cu':n~ I Helen '". Help u~ I • =·r.a·2156: v- • Jou· lz. tic':'• ow f.'::l W'tl, -----~ · -- I ,. ; " Pig1kill Gtniu1 li:pd, friends, your erudite prognosticator warned you le1t week that there were mar.Y" dlsq uletlng porltlnta lurldirg In lbe football firma· ment wblcb-iall-taff-lndl· . cajed .., qpheaval of manu· lnenlai proportions: True lo our predicUon, the favored teams were loased a)!oul by the underdcgs with .an the abandon of leaves sptruilng before lbt force of an October nuclear blast.um·kumph! This week, your faithful ~orrespondenl sees a return to normalcy on the nali011's gridirons with the chalk horses- er-favored club!lwlnnlng most ccntesll. Most, that but not aUI contest,' tlt\lal wllb lbe the . ' . However; tlle Bobcat dllienae Gallla lul-k bal·lsU beaien • · · tie lasted l'rlday le"'"' ......linllllllrlllll Trj1C8. · ~''? oeniCI'. ·. nlghL. , Coacb lioll AahltJ't Soulbtm OWl), oophomore halfbaek Kyser Creek must flU a Tornecloel Will Ita~ qCr WI T Stetoo ,and newlY illaerled pPiftl hole In Its Interior Wall week. Sou111em IIIII P18J the f~ ~ •cl Phil Hollenbaugti. . ~WM!d by ~ lplWY to junior lou&h G..._, Tomeafil. ~· , ~ . o1t1 all the Piralel 1polnlll' !"ckle Oair $1illher: Swlaber Coac~ WtJ · &ptdlla't Green. lt'U 'Injured In the Eulern l:aolallll El&ltl wiD play 1 • league encounten ,.ui ,....,, He bas been on crtltcheo Saturday lflerllooil al - . second place Iner ._.... linl:e. · Mlller hil wdid vlclorlaa "Playing at AieJander; Aleunder'a attack i• over Vllltoo .CGualy,' Gloullr, Gr~10i!r al• .Southwestern; engine•"'~ by oopbomore and Southem. Eulern "'will Southern 'at dlouater and ltpai caller are, Broob and beattemptlnjlatmlelraolt·iller E..,~rn baL\IInc. MUle~ on two ..,.. twurers In 110111~1 being lbillotj, . . last Friday Sah!~Y afternoon. prta Bpdnell .e,ncl Pal LBWIOII. at Federal. lltilng. Howard Lee Miller'• Hudnell II one· of the ltadtila Ky k Bobcats 4-l .ln tbt 'K .«trl In tile ,Mid Ohio ValleJ o31111t. ' sy 4o2 over aD wiD bettie Conlerent:e IIIII Soulheutern ..., ~· • j \ . u, tier Spartans 1n a Olilo. 11e hat! ocorecl eight touch. uno Btifll/8 CfiiCihll nnn , league affair at downs and 12 elltra polnta. · · Al~\qt AleJander'l major IOOI'Ing· Nt:lllt' 1'0R'K (UPil-The ' '-• the puslng of 20 Unlted,Prell lntornallonal There IIIIJ be IOIIIOIIrln& ....... up .lmoel IIIIIIGilced Cll i"',lr:ander Is Z-4· overall, threat •·· ,... ...,, imall college football lop Melgo County footiJall lanl. A loqlbaD cl7autY at Melgo High bavljril defeated Southwe~tern Brook& wiHt ""' placo vo1et .,d _,. and}:N~ GaiUa by large Laot week In a losing effort at lost.lled r~ordlln perenlfllsls, Scbool. The billloolt: llred by Weheler 11J11 of <lfnaely: "A IIICO mat"~_. Glouster Brooks completed !llfll\~weel<l . . d:ro CJI mlera ul tbt same line of deacelll· a tt 1i1118 • ' T•m Pltnts poworlul &irup, or familY that malnllln8 Ill JIOIIUIII i..r I Cl!l!• Th¢< Spartans bave los~ to IOVOII ofllaerlallfor 153 yartle 1. Timpe·(ll) (,1.4) 283 Norll>west,lleemlin,MWer and and two touclidcwns. Alaander 2. Ark. St. (IJ) (.1.41 278 alderable lime." In tlnefull~eU~~~andals.tealhr ria fourth, thl Marauders Glou.•iter Ky•er Creek lo1188 has never beaten Kyger Creek 3. Montana C1l 16-01 226 ' • 4. Texas At.t 121 1.1.41 192 under Coach Orarltl Chancey and three U8lltanla with him IInce bave been at the band& of on 1be grld'.ron. 5. No. O.k. St. (II (l.Q.1liS9 Waha~ and I!Ptern, Coach Mel Carter's 6. Dolawere (5-11 W the trepm1ng (Dill Dllon, Fenton Taylor and Joba Bemley) bave Tb'"' Bobcats are led of- Hlgblendera are aWl aeeldng 7, TtMOSHI St. !S.Ol . liN al7-i-2leaJue and ~2 overall record. The only coach clo8e to fensl~'e'• by their louchdown their first wfu of lite lll'IO 8, Abll""" Christian (S.Il 103 Mr. Chancey II Ben illrdr:lea who came to Jacboo In 118'1, lbe ," . 9, WestornKr.l.t.o.H 67 twin , Dnid White, junior campalp. . ' 10. Eastern Kentucky ll.Ol 21 1111110 year Orancey bolted logeth,.. the llnl Melli cbarnJionahlp tallbo~ck· and Gary Saunders Southwestern 0-4 will battle n. Wolletd (I) 16-10) 21 macldae. . -'·· • ' Green 12. Freeno St, !S.Il 16 seni~1r ••,.baca. Twp.,ln Ill homecOCIIInl. (Tit Grambling (3·21 16 Brjddea, after a leu than 10'81JIIral overall HUOn of S.7.e'm Green, of COJJrse, lost to North u. Northern Mlch.IS.Il u 116'1, bu come alooi with 11+0 In ll)tlf, the lrilllanl ~lin 1189, 15. MISIOtii'I·Rolla (S.O) 12 and ~ Ia date In 19'10, Tbeoe digiti add up Ia :JZ..Iil-1 !CI' 116'1 16. Soulliern 111. (oi:Ol n 17. N.E. Cllcl,homa 01 10 lhrougb last Friday night, quite 1 eepectable, but hardlY l:nalblng 18. Troy St. oi:l·ll 9 19. (Tiel Cl Pt~ !SLOl (oi:ll 1 doWII the Marauders' necks. Losan. alway• llro"8 NJDing off the lmg reatme of Mel (Tiel Linfield IS.OI 8 1 0 Other• receiving tlve or mor• Adami, has been coached by Dldl Mikes two of the IIIII three polnls: Platteville: Gustavus· yea (Mibslookleavelbe 1111-'tltlperaon Ia pursue 'II'~ Adolphus. Wlltenblrji, Jackson· No Caivllna U Walle ville Stale, Hawaii. San Fema01· acedemic dep'ee). In the 116'1~70 11(111n to dele Logat II ~~ Foreat 7 · ' do Volley State, Florida Ae.M. overall, 17-&.1 br the les,cue. .. W T St • rm certain Chance)' and staff Hb to wtn as much u the Dllllll M N. e1. 8"" .,J, • exaa . 32 of 35 coaches vo1ed. 7 (N) vocllei'OIIII.an, but he f'I!C08IIIzes - u perbapo aome lanllorget Hockey Standing• - tllet there alwaya are upa and dcnml. Acclleclloo of boys may West \'a•.ll, Colo. St. U. 8 NHL Slalldlngo Wyom1D11t. New Mexico 0 By Unlltd Preu lntemoflo1111 be ezcellent In tale1tt but sbtrl on desire. Or tum It around. Or Ari!ODB 81. 85, Tex. El Qaot there may he a ye8r when the 17 and IS.,.ar aids llpll1 wblch the Paoo 8 W. L. T, Pitt coed! mnat re)J prove sby In both talent and desire. Or aD the IA!gao Zl Alllllll 0 Boslm 4 0 0 8 4 1 0 8 lngredientrlto win may be prea111t except experience, And then ' GalUpolla II Melp II :::;e;lk 3 1 0 6 there are thooe moll unrootrollable eepecta of all about football: lroatoiJ IZ Jru*aea H Detroit 2 ~ 0 ( lbe bounce of.that goofy.....ped baD and.the moods IIIII whlmrr of Welllloll M Waverl7 1% Vancouver 2 5 0 4 I 3 1 3 the afflclal.l at any glv011 time, Huau Traee I Norilr Gallla 1 BuHalo t 3 0 2 Certainly lbe Marauder record Ia lhll point pver the put 3\1 Alexuder H KJief Creelr 8 Tcronlo Greea Twp. 14 Saalhweetem 1 W. L. T. P11 IOIU10III demonltrales that Chancey and staff, working with boya 0\lcago 3 1 I 7 In a school aeltber the smallest nor the largeat Ill number of tile Gleaoter 14 8GIItiJem I St. LoUis 3 1 I 7 Southeastern Ohio l.e1111e Diembtrs, have p-oduced remarkably. MDier I! .Eulfra zo Philadelphia 3 1 I 7 llaveD1Woodi4Wibrna8 When lbe home team takes lbe field Friday """""" In Los Angeles 2 1 o 4 Ripley Zl PI, Pleurmt 8 Minnesota 2 2 o 4 Pomeroy "'lalnsl undefeated GaDipolll, nothing like Coach Plttsbu111h 0 2 2 2 Clancey's bead wiD be mthe line, It lB secure m hla record, A South Polllt 8 Coal GI'OV<! I Olklond 0 5 0 0 lrootoo st. Joe Zl F'alrlllld • obot at a piece of the cllamplonsblp wiD ride oo the game'• out· r.-y•s ltoouHo Vancouver 2 Olklend 1 14 Oal HID 11 RocUW I come. The teams 011 paper are evenly balanced. Ft. Gay 30 SJmmeo Valley 0 The winner will come onto Ute field with more d0Jb1. still, 1H.!;ll :~t8)'111,~~ ... 1'1''" ~~~t·~t . ~~~·· '' 'T l'l!"r;l>iJilil~lll!'l-~ .~ ~.!!9!1'~. ~ ~lsi<$, .01 PittsburGh ·at. Los Ang IIICb tbinP tl)onutlea are ·made; · · . . 20 Fe4er.a!';lloclliDI .·IZ··-YIBn St, Lotilil.~t.llakland ObiG· t,t .z::Iecmlssir1011 0•ti ·, Colurnbla 7, RUIJen I Yale h~. Cornell II Georjfla Teeh II, Talaae I! Da~ mouth 8, Harvard 7 IIREWBRB ACQUIRE TWO MILWAUKEE (UPI)- The A~~na 211, HoUJion Z2 (Nl Ohio >late S5, IUinola I Milwaukee Brewers Tueeday W . nsln !8, Indiana 12 announced the acquisition ol Kan '' 10, Iowa Slate II left..llaoded plldler Leo Rohr Ttledh 3!, Keal Stale II Ge•re:= · 17, Kemuelly 14 (NI and. rlght.lrander IMrrY Bear, Weott; b. 2t11 .MarlbaU II narth from the New York Meta. Brewl!'s ~al Manager N.C. So te M, Maryland ' Mlamlo (O.t II, Bowllug Mlli'vln Mllkes said lite pair was purehaaed 011 a conditional G~·lllln '"' ItII, MIDNO!a IZ bull. Mlelrl Mich. Stall I'!, Iowa I Mtao. jl1111 ~ !lo· Min. 8 wiD reaDy the agl(l;* Q;__u' Co-is. ,..._,"' R' · • ·· ··S· po· n·.·· ·s. Desk •aam• . !Tiel · M eefings . R I - ~J.7 = Jm• ~ Ne~~a.&:v'.;t :timi . St. t~ (N) Nortli\.v•estera. !:t PvrUe II Kaneli.• .St. 18, Oltibolila II ~ ;~;.~ Cal. OriiOD II12 17, ~,!. '1\'aoblnlr.n 114, Sius Jole St. II -'ZGamto Dues, 13 (N) . sc. forward, lflbbed • key re· bound and made I Uu ! point play with Dve secoodl ~ In& Ia btJp tbt Detroit Plal<cta heal the MUwaukee Backl, liS: m, and run Delrolt'o record 1o 4-0. The Pistons' Dave 81111, with bls team lraillng, Uil-111, wiUt eeven IIC!IIde left to play, missed an attempt to Ue the score but quickly out· maneuvered MUwaukee super liar f.ew Alclndor fCI' lbe rebound, eenk tbt foDow-up sbot and alae drew a foul lrtHD The vto!CI'y moved Detroit Into sole poasesaion of first place In the National BaakelbaD Al8ociaUoo's Midwest Dlvlaloo while the Buclur dropped their first same after • seasonopening lrlumpb against Allan· Ia and .10 str~t e:d1ib1Uon vtcl<ries. Bing paced Detroit with 37 poinla and Jimmy Walker added 20 while rookie Bob Lanter, playln& oppoella Alcindor for most of the JIDie, tallied 18, Alclndor led aU S<!OI'Ors wltll 38 and teammate Oscar Robertttoo had 26. "He thlnkl out there," Lanter said of Alclntlor. "He makes you thinlt." Ellewbere In Ute NBA, Philadelphia, the . only other team beatdes Deirol! to sport an unbeaten record, beat Buffalo, IJ8.89; Sen Dleso nipped Phoenix, 11~114; New York lrlpped Los Angeles, IIJ. COLUMBUS (UPI) Jualor llaebacller Jobu Niezgoda of Toledo aad aopbomore lallbtck Jull!u Uvas of-linl Groen were aamed players of the week II w. ' I l I { leadlntl PlrllacleiJrhla pulfll Ia and Ia 1111 fourth ~ Greer led the 'l8erl Willi point. and Em Bryant wu I for the Breves with 19. , Stu Lutz ICCI'ed a cat ' high 43 polntrl. ln helplftl ' Diego beat Phoeni.r. It · Lantz' followup 8bol with • 10 seeonds left to play JIVO the ilocbta their ' Diet Van Arldale po Phoenix with 28 polnta. · • champion Nleacoda, 1 I I. Clev;:' NBA Stantl.iJul;" ln~il:; : A111nflc Division • W. 1.. Pet. I By United Preu 4 J 1 1 o 1.000 1 1 .750 · 2 .333 3 .250 ' Centr11 Division W. L. Pet. Baltimore Atlanto ,uw-tttih «~>a: '· . ~t~nau (eteqil~•TJ ,.;~~r~--·· '~" 1 ·~ , York upped ill record to a, . Wlllla Reed, wbo. sat 0111~ ' of .Ute third quarter M 1 stomach ache, netted 16 in the final period In · · Knlclta' lrlumph over . Angeles, Reecl led the vte wiUt 29 polntrl and !eamJl j Walt Frillier bad 23 while ,$1 · I West paced the Laker& ""' i Jerry Lucas tallied 3311(J and Nate Thurmond addtifllll · for San Francisco in ita 1 1 over BaiUmore. The Bull . suffering their first lou a two victories, were led by J Carter's 24 polntrl. '· PCI'Iland handed fourth 1011 without a vi Leroy Ellis and Jeff · shared scoring honors for Trallblazers with II J1!l esch. McCoy McLemore led Cavallero with 17. Philadelphia New York Buffalo Boston 2 o • t , 1 .667 1 1 .000 • i .....,,g.., ~ ...~~~·. 1 • · .C\~\f'ftt!«d'welfl;f~ ihJ US'Jounder ~ ~-• ., p1~~ " bo •-•...,,~m ••"""· •up defeulve "-" for biJ perlmaarrre lui weebud apblll ll'ealertt Mlcltlgan. Cole bF raa.• Laaterbur eeld Nleqoda "reamed the field from 11dellne to lkJeUne aod played jut a ~c pme ..." He bd It solo tackles, 13 1111111, forced three ftunbleo, recovered ooe and brKe up a puo. W. L. Pd. oJ), Detroit 4 0 1 000 ' Milwaukee 1 I :500 f . Chicago 2 2 .500 " Phoenix 1 2 .333 ' ' Poclllc Dlvl1lon W.L.Pct.l Portland 2 1 .667 l San Fronclsco 2 1 .667 Sealtle San Diego . Los AnQeles I 2 1 1 .500 1 3 .«10 1 . 2 .333 ,1111 Tueldor'• RauH1 1 , ~ F~~ 1 J~5e'a~m~o \~ I Detroit 115 Milwaukee 114· Philo 98 BuHalo 89 1 1 Wedn-r'• Gomes Detroit ot Boston :~*-=»-x::.w... (....• .::..:.~ ~;tt~~1r~~:V~f:~xtJ • Local Bowling ~: Baltimore at Cincinnati Los Angeles at Phlla San Francisco at Atlante Phoenix at Seattle THE LAMPLIGHTERS Oct. 19, 1910 Slolldlngo Turn Paints No.3 ..o·s• <II 38 No.5 28 No. 1' No.6 Untouchables High Individual NOTICE 36 26 2.. Game - High Series - Chuck Miller 626; ·undo Boyles 471 Second High Series - Blaine ....s. T..m H19b Gome-No. 6 799 Tum HlghSorles- No.6 2039 ') land wiriJ>IIe!l ~·=~: Hal Greer and , ham Clllllblned &!!' pGinl Defending Aldndor. Carter 587; Nona Nelson I I IJUaltedPIW'd w ' 1 lQO; SID FrandlcO - 1"'1 Bob QulclJ:. a subllltUII BaltlmCI'O, 1»-1.01, llld 176 17, Ean 28, Florida 115~114 .· Clluck Miller 279; Linda Boyles 115 &econd High Ind. Game O.lo O.vlo 223: Mo•lne Ougon I 7 . Pistons Nip Mllso ~ IT, t.:OJOrado 12 .Nebruka a, Olda. Slate 10 No. l;.:lao 81. H, Mempbll * - 1(, eifl}lt. , l'lltl m,...,;,., , n Yety r«ertf mcwit. '"'fQMII!'II arc ftl' WM,.;nq the ltJfe>d drfes!'' I I A!Uf"tii.ln. • . 19JO"rNfA,IM: 0 ~ lr MAJOil AMOS I. HOOPLE 1 = fn: (. ~ U2 po111d j~ 1 pr, and Boliby Rallllf, 1 IQ T I *· . exQS-. ICe I Joe,.. ~ "'Y lli'own, a J I WOrld FOCused 0 h •n = B\' DQ Btml(lEB Third p~ II at stab Friday nllht in !Iii Soulbti'n Valley Alhlellti~. . Cojsch ~·· jmpr~ed Hannan Tr~ Ntlldcata lrayel to NOI'th ·~ Jir tile only \eqt!l1 cootelt. J1o1b clube are J. 2111 thl SVAC aitd 2-4 overall. Bannan Tr~~· !'On- Ita 1romecomlnl pale '-" Friday defeallnJ SoulheJ'Ir lAical, 40-8 willie Coach ~·· Pirates ICGred a come •· friiD - behind , 1..12 victory over Green 'I'WJ>· cTrace Durlnc tjio Hannan has acored 90· polnta while allQwlng 102 points. North Gam. has scored 78 pointa wtille pt!'ml~• 143. BoUt ~ .baye . 1011 Ia league leading • EQtem arid second place ~or Q'eelt• . II both 1 cluboi are at full strength, 1l shoUld be an Interesting evening. The ~ja biQI!II scoring • lbrtaf · lir · speedy bailback I IJ IRUCE I !OSSAT this: .,. ' JW"""""' Nixon's Subtle Ax Hacks at Goodell ol two .•·' I And II wu on1J llfllr bt pi lbt _....,. SUI a• 01 mr-1 up~~~lbt-- wbt lbt Clllftllllao , _ beq liRa &ft1 hal 1111~1 I 'fun,•• Ill' by I 11111111 al ,....._,, - 1114 aal!Rrnr' i) - .tolmct. Tbtl...,. - ...,_ 11h • a d Dllq al Cllleaeo. 111 ,.....,, H"fflllller IMtlldJ 110011 w1111 DIIIO); lfllr Qlcqo,lfiiii(IIII'IJPuN1•'J alii I DIIIO), Now, po1111c1 II a 1'0IIIh ~ lntletd,lllllln lllf' elecllan ., _ DWb' an:rtllla8 10117, BUD, tile qosoJI""'IIoa ''nllr!J" lllbt operallvnwd. 'l'bt plaiD truth ta thltlfl•111••., tried to '*'7 wa~~r .. bGib lllloaltllrllll IJAIIIII - delealed by Hsnbln BiJm, pbltf ........., as IIUidl u by IUdllrtt NIIDa. MI1IJe lbe pllbllc doom~ IIPIDW IIIIa. Bat lbt 8eDIIIe ..... ADd lbe Selllle - both lldel af It - bowl """"*'I elae. It bowl tbtt l,fndtll .W.Sm alane 'I • RUCE BIOBBAT bolla'ik.,by French Canadian terroriata might begin some· llllq • '· ' llam(lllrefdsoltlotlavow,lllelfecllfDDIInaoiiUIIIY alrtad)' In lbe m ..... Ooldwallr lYII namlnaled. WGI'dl, 1be Vlellllm plallk at lbt aiiC.CO And lbea there II Wllllllllllnal polnl: llwu tbt CDIV8111111 - IIIII by 1111 IMIIIIel wltblll thl Jo!maoll lorcea wbt Jlft "-P'• 10) tbt 1111 lllrl7 bat by hllfrllllcll. nnmlnallllll. EDITORIALS Quebec Terror Tests Rule of Law A humor columnlat writing about abductiOII ' . . · 11Y WUJIW 8. . . . . . .MIUNGTON - B11btrt B. ~ lll&f IIIII ....-- ~ ntnlo till 8elllle '""' Mh.-11 In 1ft; > r, lillt llelill DOIIIDd oalllbtr llde allbe ........... - - bt 111111 lo IIPIDw. For, lib , Iii O'Dennel!, Bw 4!"1'10) llllftulad hii10W11 11011 . . lllal of 11111 OWII ~. And, pollllca or !10 tlae Flaite Paper ' ' That Ain't Bunting BAND •I • Friday & Saturdayl; Ni&fds lHE MAVERICKS Hl-7 a.ua ) I I r ' �·-·Q!IIJJIIIdlliii.IIJ4!tel '"toi'UIIOJ,O.,Oct,JI, It'll Humphrey .Commits .Unpardonable.Sin ' ., ' ''I . ,..,. bu lw a IDCIIIIIIII as tiled ihlo ...,.,....,, Nlleclbl by Kennelll O'Doallellup~~~lbt cllllader al IIIIo dud Pte:llh4 wbt llml&bt K111nt1b O'lh!noQ up 1nm llldium obicwil)'. O'Oanne!J II'NWwl 1!111 lbhrc 1111111 bt wu l"'lllias far lbt ])en lftlle llllilllnalbl · lcir .,_,... In M• 7CIMIIIIU. lit fbitsbtd, by tbt ...,, a poor fori. Altoll\lupllreJ,blldllrlderllallollalllr.......... JIMikl, U. Wild 8lltll 8elllle c1oea not ean 1c1r bt as '"pormwld" 1111beftr W!ll-10 down ewa wllll -.taltiilil. . llill4*01'1 dalatplloa of hll1 lOrmor elllel, a-ullbel41'1111rPtnliln'alllll!!lllltencrltlcnbo . . 111o tra1J lrlormed crtllca. For mry ~lllble- 111 w...-lasowllbatlar ,_ Jill'l, ullr. ~'a~. DD -btr of Pr d l,yDibl ......... u ''ablolllllll pllrllll1id .-at lbe- ,"In llllnlervllw Ia till Naw York TIDM I I -llnulbllo wide pulll1c notlllll by VltH'I 'rt 111*11 A#IJIIIW, bu bed oiDlr - panlllllldl J.r fclr I pollllcl .. oqualld llslo7aiiJ. "nlll lllllr - lbe aiJelplllllll of O'DIIIneU, In I Ufe mapolne a'llde, IIIII hll1 own dllll, PI slht Jolll F.ll'alned7, wu capable al eynieaiiJ proloallall lbe llbldh'lln VIetnam bejood lbe 11M elecllll•Jell he be called 10ft 111 nannm....,, and liMit calllail till .... I i i - bt had- I'Hiected. No reiiJOIIIIble polltldaa IIPIDwn Ia thll.colnmnlll - RepnNI_,.., or Dw•••sat, llberal or GIDB'fttl.n I a11ce•.... tbt admllllllrallal men loudly In prlvale1111!11lulllpal>lle,lnillljljl&1ollbt 9VJ IIJl.'e _. pol1cJ lllailllllbtrt BtmQIInJ. PI :11'" • ~ 111111 ba• bola ..,.. aboullbt _.; IIIII• aus:rcbaw bola 1111 Slaetaey al Slale, Dull Rusk. IIIII WI cgb-1:11, lcir 1110, _ . beard llitberllr. JollniDn ... Doalllllllt.,.UIIIIIrmlmore ''btJ'd.line" tbln lbole allilllupbrey Mm.U, II an)J lflor he pllbt IJA ............ ncmlnlllta tbll lhe "The trouble goes bacl!: to the !allure of the Paris peace treaty of 1'113 eudlng the French and Indian War to achieve a jlllt IIIII Iasting peace In the disputed Quebec area. The refllgee camps set up on the PlAin• o( Abraham have bacome breedlng grounda of guerriUas -king . . ." Qacls· an attempted analogy with the litualion In the Middle East would be leu humorless than futile, however. Wblle ~ iJ lltUe to choose from between the terrorill 1ac11c1 of thl FLQ (the Front for the Llheralion of Quebec) and those of the PFLP (the Popular Front for the lJberalioo of Palestine) there are no obv!OUJ U:planalions for the ea11tence of a Quebec "liberation" or separatist movemeal 111 Canada more than JlO years after lbe British wrested It from France and more than 100 yem after II was estabUIIIed u a nation, with Quebec as an lllllgral part of lt. The French-speaking minority (ooe-lblrd of lbe total population) has, of course, long complallled of dlscrimlna· lion at lbt bantiJ of lbe dominant Engllsh·speaking major· ttr. But today a French Canadian 11 prime mlalater and French has been elevated to equal status with Englilh In the eovernmenl It 11 In fact, the very success of French Canadianl In receat' years ill achieving economic and political equality lhat best explallll the growth of separatist ~t~~limenls­ teDiimlllls that are not, bowever, ohared by more than a .....U minority of Quebealll. It Is thll resurgeace of pride, plus the fact lhat huge Quebec is, and hu always DeeD, a predonllnanlly French province In tbt midst of Englilblpelklng provtncea. Bill boW eq>lalll the terrariata1 with ~-.ll!fmhi•C• and 11111r kldaaphsco! Even the leader of thl "otliClal" aepara· Wll party, the Parli QuebecoiJ, calla t.be FLQ "a type of aewer rat with which every soclety 11s afflkted In Ita partisan liums." n.. FLQ is no more Ia be explained than those othlr aewer rals below the burder, lbe Wealbermen, though lbe FLQ doel at leaat bave some sort of rational goal beyoad men terrorism. '!'bore iJ ooly one way Ia deal with lbe rail, UnlortuDaleiy, refusal Ia pay lbe FLQ's rBDIOIII deDWidl may coal more lnnoceat lives In addition Ia those already destroyed by bomhe Ill off by terrortnla durlag the P8ll 10 years or ao. Mucb more, boWever, iJ at >ltake tban lndMdualllves. "nil wbole coacopl of 1overmnent UDder law II being "tuled to ill uttermoot" lodaJ, IIJI Unlverlily of Mlnaeaota llltbropoiOglal E. Adaml011 Koebel. Lw "II tbe major tool of ooclal eootnll developed and UMd by 30,000 generati0111 of men wbo ~ us" and maat be preoerved "If we are to survive, ' he told lbe 11'10 UPI Edlton and Publllben Conference In WIUiamlilurg, VL The tlillreuiDI eveata In Canada provide only the lalllt .mdeucorlng of the truth of those wordJ. Faster, Faster . Not ooly .•. "'\!i elm-- madelluboriBiastphtQ aaalloslllllprebyct.oo.._ lUll u I ..W.Cllllle Ill liM Ill wbtn 110 prellldeatlaiiiCIIIIbt•- ha4 ar.- cbolce. rw IIOboll:r I'IIIIJ 8 11'JISI d thalllr• .rca- - lolll81o need IIIUCb btlp ~ tlefealllll Blny Oolihraler. Ha - WIN AT ePiiOQI 2-Ciub Bid Hits are more Amerlcane driving more placel, lbey're drlvlnl there faster-about one-half·mUe per hour per year Iuter, Ia be eucl AlludY released by the ID!Ihway Ul&rl Federatloa for Safety anil Mobility ahowo that between 1947 lllllli87, lbe percentap of vehicles exceeding 50 m.p.b, 011 umploed rural hi,nays inereased from 40 Ia 10 per cent, due Ia im· provemeallll vehicles and roadl duriDC SUI period. Tbele lncreuls Ill speed are 1101 neceuarlly bad, though IIIey do euct certain ''tolll." Tlre.l, brabl, handling and a motorllt'l own visual and molar reaponte are among the veblc~ver capabWtie1 that are lued as sp..dl Increase, The report concludel however, that lower speed ccalrGia on urban or rural ldgiiwayo have no lltroug potential lor reducing accldellll atpillc•miy. The Jeut !"''bablllty of aceidenll occurs when motbrills are aenerally drtvtn1 at the same pace rather than at very hlgb or very low opeed•. BERRfS WORLD Wayne Queen, a 1110 pound lldlor wl!• crossed the goaUine Grand Slam Peak · lour ~ last Friday 1111ail!lt " Southern. flar!n&n Trace, meanwhile, mliit ' contain North Gallla's outalcle running attack led by lr Oswald & Ja•n Jacobf NOB1R (D) , •n NEA Washington Cormpondanl 11 .AKQJ165 .A7 •As ....,.52 r------------------------------------------ Voice along Broadway I NEW YORK (NEAl lAilT WIST Pre1idenl Nixon's backhanded eftort Ia purp Republican .Q1015 .KJI72 Sen. Charles Goodell from his party'• rllllb .11 OliO of lbt ~1103 moel bizarre episodes In mndern political annals. • Jll4 .KQI I I Backhanded ia the word, for no Hlloned appraiser here doubts that the President's mind Is lbe IUidlllg one, even SOV1R BY JACit O'BRIAN arms al her !Over - abe ran bus drivers and ....., ...,_ though only VIce Prelident Spiro Agnew ls openly usaultNEWYORK-JulloAr.cbewa right put him. ductora amplification equlp. •Ae lng Goodell ao a radical liberal and an obstructionist aland· anubbed a cool mUIIOD ICJ shill Recently we wrote aboul menl for aaltty Ab, ao1llslt'l .10832 llllln the way of Nll<011 policies. I• Nevada pmbllng jolnta .... aome people we mow wilD wear IIJI11(ialnc about-~~~~~~~~~ Art .KQJ74 Moreover, as the President bas Just demonlltrated In a Fnncb papera uy Liz TAJICI' the mlraculoua utile Macballe en lba 8th Ave. line Both wlnerablo brief touchdown In New Y;,rk's Weslchealer county and allered vol1111tary bankrupt a. Pacemakers, tiny electronic who doea a la!llh rGUIIaa btllll' Apew mowed In earner vtlita, neither man II &olng Ia Well N - Boot South l1usband Eddie Flaber cub btJp tllzmos which keep an Ill' out than acmo pro comlca. Poa ZN.T. malle a frank endorsement of the fellow they want Ia win .. The Feda had quite 1 oiJakJ IGr cardlnc 1tumbles and jolt Walle lloJI, Bob Feller and -James L. 'Buckley, who runs under the Consel'\lative Pus Pus •• " - •• coupleofbounallbeSIIJiofthe them bacll to a n!l'lllll beat: other an11me lll•bt'' INIII ~arty label yet says he would vole u a Republican In the Pus 4 N.T. Poa I • Dove when the Sbah of lrllll'o Now Lillian Gh*aman writes head a group ·of lodaj'a Senate. p... 5N.T. Poa 7N,T. Full-hearted purge attempts of one's Intra-party enemleo aliter PriDceM Alhraf Plhlavt lnm Newark Ia tell WI The diamond atara jtlllaa Iii thll Pua Puo PMt are usually very riSky. Franklin D. Roosev~lt tried a celeSunday brunched there IIIIIOIItl Pacemaker Oub has grown to mmth Ia entertain oar Vlelnam Openqlaod-. K brated sweep of his own boUJe In 1938 and failed almoot loll of laraellphlleo .... A oecret mare then 100 Ill three yean · ~ hospllalllatl !ada .... TodaJ'a lolaUy. You aren't going Ia run In- While House .poll ohowl Jim IIIII meetrl once a yllf at Beth alan Include lbt Melli' Bud But at leut he lock 011 some lltriJJII boy1, lite the potent to many case• of lbt partaer Buctiey only me per cent llrael Medical Center, Newark Hamlaon, WIWe Slulell 111111 Sen. Waller George of Georgl.a. of a tw<JoCiub opener havlnJ beblnd Coog, Oltlnger In tile N. - Nov. 11 at I p.m. thll lime Mudcal Gnnl al lbe l'lralla, Goodell, uamed to his seat by Gov. Nelecn RockofeUer enough polnll for a two-no- Y.. Senate race .... Selma •...They alae bave a ICI't of and oll1en ... Wd after lbe assassination of Robert F. Kennedy, II notblng of trump res)lOftse but South Dllmood •t right In front of a Nervous AnotlymoUI, and Ialka hll1 ~Mbtna (lila bt'i dolllc the aort. A moderate to conservative upstate -cresnnan dld have the 10 points need· radio lllterviewer 1111okinc a about to be fitted for a 10 weD In hpa'n 1 In Cllleaeo, at that J>Oint, Goodell moved swiftly to liberal positions eel. ctpret IIIII told the unseeing Pacemaker IIIII Jittery alloulll he'll commute Ill wlnllr until (eopectally against the Vietnam war) In queot of the kind This crowded the bldillng of &ase he felt neceuary for victory In this reputedly llb-ld she'd quit 1111okinc .... are vl•lted by Pacamaier l!lrilllllraln\DIIlma. eral alate. And that move put him In deep trouble from a trille. North had Ia show Selma's new ''NOM Jobt lw veterana wbo come by IIIII tell Wll)' did Dick lllsa'WII wallr: Iii his suit at the three lrn~l. the outaet. Tbea Soutll·had.to co to lite ~·lll)irl'talji'~·~'P ~.a· iifAA!I¥.f;~ta. -~ Clse'•ID"*mld+olblnct So Nts011, tiwouch Agiri!W twtl&oii'ii? l!imM'Mltillt.f m four level allba C)rsscatjlln lbt r.llldllll Ia lhow his. club ~; )1111 ~ .... mlraclas. Nlci p<OJOCI, )Jl, late October {(!I' another try), seems Ia be stomping on a suit and North could find 110 H'wooli • buetl Merv Griffin'• Richard Rodprl' "Two by the olber Dllhtf J•l two man who II already down and woulcl probably lose to lbt better rebid than four hearta. evident front-runner, Democratic nominee Rep. Richard L. He hoped there wu a slam Dill'ociacer Bob Shant. oow Ia Two" rm1slcal wiD be hla 37th heclrletl In 1 crowd al 1,1011 aiMerv'IN. Y.realauranl, Pipe .... In hla very llrll, Dick and rul~~e~UIIwlbtnat,webaar .... Ollinger, If left alone. in the offing, but hlo open\t>i .... Yankl spend rntn 111 aliy LaiTy Bart ha4 a aoag tilled Now lbal SolllssrGt Ia boM'III Goodell, we~.\: martyr compleK as big as an over· two.:iub bid was baled on coal, uyo he Agnew and Company are after him only II hlgh:eard polnll. He lban 011 doc!Grt IIIII mart m "AIIyOidPiacewithYou,~'with "The World'a Grealltt .Jm because he was lbe ftral Republlcan senator to advance a was looking at two poaolble doctan than tobtcco (Dep'l a1 me rhyme that a1nJ1 pve 111 Band," lbt Raaoe•tll GriD, concrete Senate pfiiPOaal to end lbe VIetnam war, lbereby quick losers In spadel. Cotnmeret Ba-l .... Theda) allale: "I'll go Ia beD llr Jl, when lilly tsllrlatl, can't Ill giving the dovllh cause a bipartisan aspect diJiuteful to 8aplda Loren'• baH I I I mllllm ... Pldladelpbla" .... .Jackie them ....., .. lnr ICUiiiiiiJI This put It squarely up Ia the White House. South and he decided Ia bid In jtWe1a "'" belated, TV Vernm dechlect H'lrOGII had Tlmolby ~loll, Htatllclllr In There may be acme truth In that. But a olmpler cOIIald- four spades, to show lbe - · llallnp noted her old ''LaciY L" man to lifer than Gotham - lbi remake of "Wa~erllll eratioco II that lbe Prelid011t, wblle IIUI'ely not unhappy at He couldn't be 1bowlll1 a the tbolll!bl Goodell may ao dDWD the dralll1 .wabta Ia oave spade suit becaUII North 111m wu111 NBC, and btr role until be got lbtre; - 'be'• BIICbll," 11111 amnl'll!l lookfor lbe fOIIIIIII' Lord his aeat lor lbt Republican party as part of ftll broad el!ort had made It clear that his wudescrlbed.u: "Aiunsntlrw pacldnglllnandllclullbll$ "" • aida 111 anarddalln 11111 plan to Bad to bappell: "nil ciiJ pve Ll!lfii!CI' Olivier; but Ia capture the Senate lor llie GOP. opening bid wao bued on a Bucldey'a vtsbkl thlrd.party ••ndldAcy glvea NiDm that 1011g, strong, heart oult. rob a. rich'' •••• Natlonal ,----------•"---------------.,.bope. Pollllu&a:est thai 'Bucldey cummlly II sec- South'• opade cue-bid cave ond Ia ottlnger IIIII, under certain carefully clr- North the green light lor I cumslancea, migbl wiD. Blackwood, He knew thai "noalalcla" - lbe edltoro I ' Ji:J 1 The Irony, however, iJ that for Bucldey Ia lrtumpb over South was only 101Dg to alloW averqe 11. I • .. I Olliuger It II appareally easeallal that Goodell de weD him oae ace but NOrtb wu 1nMJ Rallb, J,Jnda Bini I •I• - , I getUng ready Ia follow up enough Ia make lbe race a very cl- lbree-man aftalr. J"'-' Rallb'l atater.m.law, By Helen Botlll AI - knowleclieable GOP aource pula II, lbe "demo- with a ftve·no.lrump cill Ia wbo jUII wad Robert Pill'~ YOUTH ASKED FOR>ITI . llbd beca\IR lbt 1rilda tills* IIIII grapbica" In New'\'art Slate wort against Buckley JIOiug uk lor klnl•· thaeb) pined a new · · ,_ · mucb hlCber than he II rlChl IIO'W, He may nearlY llave North planned Ia 11mble """"une1t jelrn JICIIb Loeb wbt "nlll cgbmn Ia. far JCIWII Ia retatdltd wbleti IIIII liD'I. "'ulmlred hl1 vote amooc blo obvloua COIIItllueacy, tbt on seven if South were Ia wro~ auch aymphonlto ao people, their problem~ and Anyway, lwu laDrllll to her cooservatlve Ia moderate Republlcane (and J)emocrals) lhow two kina• but South Carmen Lombardo'• "Boo pleuuree, their ~ IIIII whell a B1r1 up and who can't abide GoadeD and prefer alec to stay oft the had better Ideo. Hoo " and lbal IVtl' papllar fun. ·AI with the rut of BelHI pushea Ann :aon on list ratber blaDd ••ceatrilt," Ottinpr. They convention were plaflnti,w: Help Us!, It welccmel IIUIM cement, lor nil at. all, II Bucldey II Indeed In 111111 potllion then hll1 bope bu to expert If a ~ ''Raile the ~.. And'woald you believe ' TeeftY but WOII'I dodge a . . , acepl to obolr • lila .... Ia. be thai Goodell eula far deeper lnlo Ottbiger•a liberal coo- . Blackwond bidder I stlluency than lbt latter'• own polls lhow him dolnl. A with five JIOolrump to Ilk for Weeny Genie"' ~do -Uon with a bniiiHIII. AniiiOill(landraD&ftl'. WbtD Goodell vote of len than :Ill per cent woulcl evidently cfoom kinp, be cuar111teec1 that an Ra.,_ rb.;"di roll oui Send your llelllfle q-UOM JOU can'lll(ll•,..... ~ Bucldey. aceo were accounted lor. M1ek Jaaer'l biOI 11o1 to YOUTH ASKED FOR rr. well, I , _ It aUla JGII When Apew vlalted New York Ia ratee money for Buck- South aald to blmlllf, "Nortb &.aU quit III'I*IDI 11 CII'O of Helen Help till thll ocared. When I IGIIIId her, IIIII le~ 011 Oct. 5, speculation waa rampant that be wlllled not wouldn't be tryinC lor seven Jtarl lbt 1111111 11 you'd newopaper. wu UJIDI. "nlll bu twu inl'l only to help him dlreclly but a1ao = b y ongendertag without IOIId hearta. !lll lib to 111 c11arm cary ~1, dm't HOW TO START A a IDI of llmal. blfn. ' voteo oft ottln· hearll, pl111 ftvt clubt, plus lbe aympaihy lor GoadeD wblcb would ...... lll'lltllld him .... Hope CLEAN.tiP CAMPAIGN 8bt'a a rU11J ..... t pt, bat two aceo, eqlllll lJ trlckl. cer and &el him within Buckley'a pr 1 ranee. tllllddawbtareDIJIIIIIDillbw It really doeon'l matter whether Apew, aeling lor Nll<oo Then bt mlf well have Bamp1on - 1 IIIIo 1 anti at Dear Helen: seven bearll, just Ill cua Cafe Clra Your answer to lelllllera lUll ~par~! t., 1114 11111'1 wu operating from thlo rather sopbllticated two.~evei clubt won't run. wbtll the ltall seekin8 help , ... lbtlr lllltWIIIIr almoal u bad. JIMis lllf · lltrategy, The point Ia If It tloean't work out that way If Alter lbal IOIUoQuy, South GoadeD doea not moke a veey good ohowtaa then ihe ~m= procramwuacellenl,butlet'o ~wlll~lbe~lt. ndtrJIIII 1 Presldeal's bid Ia save the New York seat by lettiug It bid sevea. Since ille pme llll'rlnl: Until abe gal up Ia tab it me lleJIIarlher: to,help btr7,'l'btJ 11i1* 1'111 a wu duplicate, be bid lt In lor Bucldey wtil almost surely faiL lasve 11111 there It wu, right There Is an or ..... latd drimb ~Oodtr. . .1 no-trump lor the eldra 10 ·-•Hope -...n:. ba' PI'Oiraftltill ~I of , Wllal 'CIII bl tlaDif po~ lli1d I lop ICON. ,.._ • , _ _, " The Intorlor't Jolrrrlr; Borlam NIE · ' · - · '0011· ' tH....,.,r ,,..,,. .....1 chetl .... fledcran 11 l'rlllram-tllltW.~aelf. 1/011'11 fltld iio """ ........ BARBS thll -.~~bed: In I ICIIII alarllnl vdunleon I1ICb U the Dear CODnle• • 11 There'• nolblnl like a barwhich had btr l'tllhllltl.lnto the )'011111 peaple wbo ..... ~ 1'17 ........ ~Giaob wltb 1J PHIL PASTOIET viii moon Ia make one feel While lt'o aimed mi\ilb'" at JO!If. 1dctlt ·~ 'l'a15 lbtm The people who need auto youna apln, and aollllng public Iandt admlnlaleleli by ftr/ · needs a .i[~o.t liill lalurance moat are peel.. the Federal Govll'l!llllilt<llla .....,.-::;-. trtana. equally applicable Ia ltalljlllll Then;- • 'bow misch ,...,_ • • • local parha, lnetrl, bWbta llrlnCiw a,tlll a rw'• ilsitil. Knock r o '" fricn41 and atnaml. , Most """" paop\1 lbtaa dQa ofl011 0110UII~ alld 10011 A -.)rdormatllll paitlj)hltl . . uilaaato plllli4liad:1ii "How to Conduct .a . a.jlnrup woi1by ea._.l can't*'* ala lite the acbte next momlnl Clm(lalan" gi'ltl a ·~ 1 by , btller one •.tat) youT - 8, 1HE DAILY SENTINEL from alaflnl o u I In thi atep ouWne on lilllll*dlll • Dear,Ht\lli: •• , · . · damp air Ia ccrracl that mlf. DEVOTED TO Johnny Horla•.:.::=:•lda · lh!MilUIIIapr~llsnt INT!REST OF apprebtnoloft. MEIGs-MASON A~I!A ~· .:l'hla . . ~FI' JIIMitiill for .... Jtarl • • • CHESTER L. TANNEHILL, oibtr lite mataHa are 111111!111~\llqllhllllbl'fttrlld. !oc.Ed. available lr<m: II , . , _ Actualij, I want to bep ,. ~OBERT HOEFLICH, City lctltor l'hpam Cllllllllllor, U. I. IIIIOldnl, blsllf1117 moUser'ubllthtd dolly ucopl loi!WHY by Tlli Olllo VIlli¥ ~ " 1111 _.., flnda out 1m~ ,ubllllllng compli)y, 111 """' . _ . II ·' - ' Me ; I 11 hP, How tk>l-pJrilrar"' ~ !'·· hcmtroy, Ottlo, 11157.,. · :':I'T:'W'l--~~'1"1:1' of 11,246 feet, Wu\lbsilol. b. C. at. : . that. IIIIOidnl II ~? lbt ~~.= ~:. II• lwoyeara - , 8ecNiary lhlrllla llt~*"o . . In I Slcond .CIIII POllitt fllld 12 QUICK QU Q-Accorclltlf Pomwov. 01110. · Wllal llfrl! lanlcd Gftfr of tha lntorl~ Walter J. ~ Ill bad. ,.. WCY , I · · NatiOnal llh',rtlllrtl Q-,-Whal U a gjbbo.lll f4l!iftfl fO filltmi ill;"" A:~k? · rtprettntatlvt totttn•nr.. baa •deal&lialed a·fa.ll cWiJI.Isp ·LucY• ' . <. I The u.s. 8oclil Secsirlt 11100111 :A-TIM · s·•v.e n· ·menlloaad . ~loahor. lnc .. 12 Boii. ~Jtllt., ."""llh for,J:IJ., ;;oJirn.·- ., *tth •1 •..,...,, who ... . . ~'lllll Act w~ approved by Hew Yark City, Ntw Yrif 1• • A-Wbttl 'tbe moon It be, 1ft ~ Bible u ,i!Mi·ftm bird dent llul!lcrlpllon r-: Dt!hilfltl tween I"QRkUn D. lliros!evelt ~~~~~~~!-nilJii•¥iY·~".tie bad;' bit lilly iWht he ._ . hall and full, either Alii out froJII IJie ,Arlc by AUJ. 14, W$, The World -~....-~1.• 1 aeyell•.yaan .~ , ~­ '· c«Jit by CIN'Ior -, · ont l""lloll!t per _ !ltlr ~ In wutn1 or wanln1. II 11 ,0..: NOah. ,, · . ·, '" . . ' WvMtct at Tht O.lly Slnflnfll recaUa 1~1 Ida _, . JOII!iNV IIOIIIZON'& amoitra·, .,.. ·~cordl*f to boUI. . · ~·Whkh I.;;Q eofttfMitlt ~m~tlt OUitt. 123.40. She month•.! • . of Llldlow, Vt., 111.70. ThrN months, t5.U. IV llfiiJ!Ic!i. \_ c . .' . ~ : . Q-Wh<ll m 1 I o I b JII'Oo or~ 1101D ~rad 01 '"" wu 1bt Dflt.bellllflCiary of HELPER A~ "niE U;S,JUi• Motor Route where ctrrl•r .• 8irtl'1' .... 1111 aaly l1lliWiaclisa monlllly ooclal u c u r II y Dear Belen . aervlct not evalleble: On• d!ICed m lhe IDOfld'o deep- lljl IOIIM gtogtapllnl7 tnonth 11.50. ly mall: OM_yeer There Ia" 11lrl allldioOI,!119 I•D i1rJ Ill 1o II,,.''DIIrl~t lel A-Eurilpe and Alia art pa.ymeato, Sbe received etl mine? 112.00. She months 16.25. ThrH A-Gold. The mine Ill now btlnlllit.d u lturula check No. ~I lor baa a opeech lilipllll'tnellt, ~or ~~~~~ liP .)'tW bruth montfls 54. DO. Sublcrlptlon price Includes sunaev Tlmft~ s.nun" . · South Afrlea re~ebte 1 deplll on some maps, a2.54, da~ Jan. 31, 111-NI. Utla rea11111 abe II rwL Lw well away! •I - H. . ••sa 1 z• a• "- •• ~=:'7.~rm::"l:"*cu':n~ I Helen '". Help u~ I • =·r.a·2156: v- • Jou· lz. tic':'• ow f.'::l W'tl, -----~ · -- I ,. ; " Pig1kill Gtniu1 li:pd, friends, your erudite prognosticator warned you le1t week that there were mar.Y" dlsq uletlng porltlnta lurldirg In lbe football firma· ment wblcb-iall-taff-lndl· . cajed .., qpheaval of manu· lnenlai proportions: True lo our predicUon, the favored teams were loased a)!oul by the underdcgs with .an the abandon of leaves sptruilng before lbt force of an October nuclear blast.um·kumph! This week, your faithful ~orrespondenl sees a return to normalcy on the nali011's gridirons with the chalk horses- er-favored club!lwlnnlng most ccntesll. Most, that but not aUI contest,' tlt\lal wllb lbe the . ' . However; tlle Bobcat dllienae Gallla lul-k bal·lsU beaien • · · tie lasted l'rlday le"'"' ......linllllllrlllll Trj1C8. · ~''? oeniCI'. ·. nlghL. , Coacb lioll AahltJ't Soulbtm OWl), oophomore halfbaek Kyser Creek must flU a Tornecloel Will Ita~ qCr WI T Stetoo ,and newlY illaerled pPiftl hole In Its Interior Wall week. Sou111em IIIII P18J the f~ ~ •cl Phil Hollenbaugti. . ~WM!d by ~ lplWY to junior lou&h G..._, Tomeafil. ~· , ~ . o1t1 all the Piralel 1polnlll' !"ckle Oair $1illher: Swlaber Coac~ WtJ · &ptdlla't Green. lt'U 'Injured In the Eulern l:aolallll El&ltl wiD play 1 • league encounten ,.ui ,....,, He bas been on crtltcheo Saturday lflerllooil al - . second place Iner ._.... linl:e. · Mlller hil wdid vlclorlaa "Playing at AieJander; Aleunder'a attack i• over Vllltoo .CGualy,' Gloullr, Gr~10i!r al• .Southwestern; engine•"'~ by oopbomore and Southem. Eulern "'will Southern 'at dlouater and ltpai caller are, Broob and beattemptlnjlatmlelraolt·iller E..,~rn baL\IInc. MUle~ on two ..,.. twurers In 110111~1 being lbillotj, . . last Friday Sah!~Y afternoon. prta Bpdnell .e,ncl Pal LBWIOII. at Federal. lltilng. Howard Lee Miller'• Hudnell II one· of the ltadtila Ky k Bobcats 4-l .ln tbt 'K .«trl In tile ,Mid Ohio ValleJ o31111t. ' sy 4o2 over aD wiD bettie Conlerent:e IIIII Soulheutern ..., ~· • j \ . u, tier Spartans 1n a Olilo. 11e hat! ocorecl eight touch. uno Btifll/8 CfiiCihll nnn , league affair at downs and 12 elltra polnta. · · Al~\qt AleJander'l major IOOI'Ing· Nt:lllt' 1'0R'K (UPil-The ' '-• the puslng of 20 Unlted,Prell lntornallonal There IIIIJ be IOIIIOIIrln& ....... up .lmoel IIIIIIGilced Cll i"',lr:ander Is Z-4· overall, threat •·· ,... ...,, imall college football lop Melgo County footiJall lanl. A loqlbaD cl7autY at Melgo High bavljril defeated Southwe~tern Brook& wiHt ""' placo vo1et .,d _,. and}:N~ GaiUa by large Laot week In a losing effort at lost.lled r~ordlln perenlfllsls, Scbool. The billloolt: llred by Weheler 11J11 of <lfnaely: "A IIICO mat"~_. Glouster Brooks completed !llfll\~weel<l . . d:ro CJI mlera ul tbt same line of deacelll· a tt 1i1118 • ' T•m Pltnts poworlul &irup, or familY that malnllln8 Ill JIOIIUIII i..r I Cl!l!• Th¢< Spartans bave los~ to IOVOII ofllaerlallfor 153 yartle 1. Timpe·(ll) (,1.4) 283 Norll>west,lleemlin,MWer and and two touclidcwns. Alaander 2. Ark. St. (IJ) (.1.41 278 alderable lime." In tlnefull~eU~~~andals.tealhr ria fourth, thl Marauders Glou.•iter Ky•er Creek lo1188 has never beaten Kyger Creek 3. Montana C1l 16-01 226 ' • 4. Texas At.t 121 1.1.41 192 under Coach Orarltl Chancey and three U8lltanla with him IInce bave been at the band& of on 1be grld'.ron. 5. No. O.k. St. (II (l.Q.1liS9 Waha~ and I!Ptern, Coach Mel Carter's 6. Dolawere (5-11 W the trepm1ng (Dill Dllon, Fenton Taylor and Joba Bemley) bave Tb'"' Bobcats are led of- Hlgblendera are aWl aeeldng 7, TtMOSHI St. !S.Ol . liN al7-i-2leaJue and ~2 overall record. The only coach clo8e to fensl~'e'• by their louchdown their first wfu of lite lll'IO 8, Abll""" Christian (S.Il 103 Mr. Chancey II Ben illrdr:lea who came to Jacboo In 118'1, lbe ," . 9, WestornKr.l.t.o.H 67 twin , Dnid White, junior campalp. . ' 10. Eastern Kentucky ll.Ol 21 1111110 year Orancey bolted logeth,.. the llnl Melli cbarnJionahlp tallbo~ck· and Gary Saunders Southwestern 0-4 will battle n. Wolletd (I) 16-10) 21 macldae. . -'·· • ' Green 12. Freeno St, !S.Il 16 seni~1r ••,.baca. Twp.,ln Ill homecOCIIInl. (Tit Grambling (3·21 16 Brjddea, after a leu than 10'81JIIral overall HUOn of S.7.e'm Green, of COJJrse, lost to North u. Northern Mlch.IS.Il u 116'1, bu come alooi with 11+0 In ll)tlf, the lrilllanl ~lin 1189, 15. MISIOtii'I·Rolla (S.O) 12 and ~ Ia date In 19'10, Tbeoe digiti add up Ia :JZ..Iil-1 !CI' 116'1 16. Soulliern 111. (oi:Ol n 17. N.E. Cllcl,homa 01 10 lhrougb last Friday night, quite 1 eepectable, but hardlY l:nalblng 18. Troy St. oi:l·ll 9 19. (Tiel Cl Pt~ !SLOl (oi:ll 1 doWII the Marauders' necks. Losan. alway• llro"8 NJDing off the lmg reatme of Mel (Tiel Linfield IS.OI 8 1 0 Other• receiving tlve or mor• Adami, has been coached by Dldl Mikes two of the IIIII three polnls: Platteville: Gustavus· yea (Mibslookleavelbe 1111-'tltlperaon Ia pursue 'II'~ Adolphus. Wlltenblrji, Jackson· No Caivllna U Walle ville Stale, Hawaii. San Fema01· acedemic dep'ee). In the 116'1~70 11(111n to dele Logat II ~~ Foreat 7 · ' do Volley State, Florida Ae.M. overall, 17-&.1 br the les,cue. .. W T St • rm certain Chance)' and staff Hb to wtn as much u the Dllllll M N. e1. 8"" .,J, • exaa . 32 of 35 coaches vo1ed. 7 (N) vocllei'OIIII.an, but he f'I!C08IIIzes - u perbapo aome lanllorget Hockey Standing• - tllet there alwaya are upa and dcnml. Acclleclloo of boys may West \'a•.ll, Colo. St. U. 8 NHL Slalldlngo Wyom1D11t. New Mexico 0 By Unlltd Preu lntemoflo1111 be ezcellent In tale1tt but sbtrl on desire. Or tum It around. Or Ari!ODB 81. 85, Tex. El Qaot there may he a ye8r when the 17 and IS.,.ar aids llpll1 wblch the Paoo 8 W. L. T, Pitt coed! mnat re)J prove sby In both talent and desire. Or aD the IA!gao Zl Alllllll 0 Boslm 4 0 0 8 4 1 0 8 lngredientrlto win may be prea111t except experience, And then ' GalUpolla II Melp II :::;e;lk 3 1 0 6 there are thooe moll unrootrollable eepecta of all about football: lroatoiJ IZ Jru*aea H Detroit 2 ~ 0 ( lbe bounce of.that goofy.....ped baD and.the moods IIIII whlmrr of Welllloll M Waverl7 1% Vancouver 2 5 0 4 I 3 1 3 the afflclal.l at any glv011 time, Huau Traee I Norilr Gallla 1 BuHalo t 3 0 2 Certainly lbe Marauder record Ia lhll point pver the put 3\1 Alexuder H KJief Creelr 8 Tcronlo Greea Twp. 14 Saalhweetem 1 W. L. T. P11 IOIU10III demonltrales that Chancey and staff, working with boya 0\lcago 3 1 I 7 In a school aeltber the smallest nor the largeat Ill number of tile Gleaoter 14 8GIItiJem I St. LoUis 3 1 I 7 Southeastern Ohio l.e1111e Diembtrs, have p-oduced remarkably. MDier I! .Eulfra zo Philadelphia 3 1 I 7 llaveD1Woodi4Wibrna8 When lbe home team takes lbe field Friday """""" In Los Angeles 2 1 o 4 Ripley Zl PI, Pleurmt 8 Minnesota 2 2 o 4 Pomeroy "'lalnsl undefeated GaDipolll, nothing like Coach Plttsbu111h 0 2 2 2 Clancey's bead wiD be mthe line, It lB secure m hla record, A South Polllt 8 Coal GI'OV<! I Olklond 0 5 0 0 lrootoo st. Joe Zl F'alrlllld • obot at a piece of the cllamplonsblp wiD ride oo the game'• out· r.-y•s ltoouHo Vancouver 2 Olklend 1 14 Oal HID 11 RocUW I come. The teams 011 paper are evenly balanced. Ft. Gay 30 SJmmeo Valley 0 The winner will come onto Ute field with more d0Jb1. still, 1H.!;ll :~t8)'111,~~ ... 1'1''" ~~~t·~t . ~~~·· '' 'T l'l!"r;l>iJilil~lll!'l-~ .~ ~.!!9!1'~. ~ ~lsi<$, .01 PittsburGh ·at. Los Ang IIICb tbinP tl)onutlea are ·made; · · . . 20 Fe4er.a!';lloclliDI .·IZ··-YIBn St, Lotilil.~t.llakland ObiG· t,t .z::Iecmlssir1011 0•ti ·, Colurnbla 7, RUIJen I Yale h~. Cornell II Georjfla Teeh II, Talaae I! Da~ mouth 8, Harvard 7 IIREWBRB ACQUIRE TWO MILWAUKEE (UPI)- The A~~na 211, HoUJion Z2 (Nl Ohio >late S5, IUinola I Milwaukee Brewers Tueeday W . nsln !8, Indiana 12 announced the acquisition ol Kan '' 10, Iowa Slate II left..llaoded plldler Leo Rohr Ttledh 3!, Keal Stale II Ge•re:= · 17, Kemuelly 14 (NI and. rlght.lrander IMrrY Bear, Weott; b. 2t11 .MarlbaU II narth from the New York Meta. Brewl!'s ~al Manager N.C. So te M, Maryland ' Mlamlo (O.t II, Bowllug Mlli'vln Mllkes said lite pair was purehaaed 011 a conditional G~·lllln '"' ItII, MIDNO!a IZ bull. Mlelrl Mich. Stall I'!, Iowa I Mtao. jl1111 ~ !lo· Min. 8 wiD reaDy the agl(l;* Q;__u' Co-is. ,..._,"' R' · • ·· ··S· po· n·.·· ·s. Desk •aam• . !Tiel · M eefings . R I - ~J.7 = Jm• ~ Ne~~a.&:v'.;t :timi . St. t~ (N) Nortli\.v•estera. !:t PvrUe II Kaneli.• .St. 18, Oltibolila II ~ ;~;.~ Cal. OriiOD II12 17, ~,!. '1\'aoblnlr.n 114, Sius Jole St. II -'ZGamto Dues, 13 (N) . sc. forward, lflbbed • key re· bound and made I Uu ! point play with Dve secoodl ~ In& Ia btJp tbt Detroit Plal<cta heal the MUwaukee Backl, liS: m, and run Delrolt'o record 1o 4-0. The Pistons' Dave 81111, with bls team lraillng, Uil-111, wiUt eeven IIC!IIde left to play, missed an attempt to Ue the score but quickly out· maneuvered MUwaukee super liar f.ew Alclndor fCI' lbe rebound, eenk tbt foDow-up sbot and alae drew a foul lrtHD The vto!CI'y moved Detroit Into sole poasesaion of first place In the National BaakelbaD Al8ociaUoo's Midwest Dlvlaloo while the Buclur dropped their first same after • seasonopening lrlumpb against Allan· Ia and .10 str~t e:d1ib1Uon vtcl<ries. Bing paced Detroit with 37 poinla and Jimmy Walker added 20 while rookie Bob Lanter, playln& oppoella Alcindor for most of the JIDie, tallied 18, Alclndor led aU S<!OI'Ors wltll 38 and teammate Oscar Robertttoo had 26. "He thlnkl out there," Lanter said of Alclntlor. "He makes you thinlt." Ellewbere In Ute NBA, Philadelphia, the . only other team beatdes Deirol! to sport an unbeaten record, beat Buffalo, IJ8.89; Sen Dleso nipped Phoenix, 11~114; New York lrlpped Los Angeles, IIJ. COLUMBUS (UPI) Jualor llaebacller Jobu Niezgoda of Toledo aad aopbomore lallbtck Jull!u Uvas of-linl Groen were aamed players of the week II w. ' I l I { leadlntl PlrllacleiJrhla pulfll Ia and Ia 1111 fourth ~ Greer led the 'l8erl Willi point. and Em Bryant wu I for the Breves with 19. , Stu Lutz ICCI'ed a cat ' high 43 polntrl. ln helplftl ' Diego beat Phoeni.r. It · Lantz' followup 8bol with • 10 seeonds left to play JIVO the ilocbta their ' Diet Van Arldale po Phoenix with 28 polnta. · • champion Nleacoda, 1 I I. Clev;:' NBA Stantl.iJul;" ln~il:; : A111nflc Division • W. 1.. Pet. I By United Preu 4 J 1 1 o 1.000 1 1 .750 · 2 .333 3 .250 ' Centr11 Division W. L. Pet. Baltimore Atlanto ,uw-tttih «~>a: '· . ~t~nau (eteqil~•TJ ,.;~~r~--·· '~" 1 ·~ , York upped ill record to a, . Wlllla Reed, wbo. sat 0111~ ' of .Ute third quarter M 1 stomach ache, netted 16 in the final period In · · Knlclta' lrlumph over . Angeles, Reecl led the vte wiUt 29 polntrl and !eamJl j Walt Frillier bad 23 while ,$1 · I West paced the Laker& ""' i Jerry Lucas tallied 3311(J and Nate Thurmond addtifllll · for San Francisco in ita 1 1 over BaiUmore. The Bull . suffering their first lou a two victories, were led by J Carter's 24 polntrl. '· PCI'Iland handed fourth 1011 without a vi Leroy Ellis and Jeff · shared scoring honors for Trallblazers with II J1!l esch. McCoy McLemore led Cavallero with 17. Philadelphia New York Buffalo Boston 2 o • t , 1 .667 1 1 .000 • i .....,,g.., ~ ...~~~·. 1 • · .C\~\f'ftt!«d'welfl;f~ ihJ US'Jounder ~ ~-• ., p1~~ " bo •-•...,,~m ••"""· •up defeulve "-" for biJ perlmaarrre lui weebud apblll ll'ealertt Mlcltlgan. Cole bF raa.• Laaterbur eeld Nleqoda "reamed the field from 11dellne to lkJeUne aod played jut a ~c pme ..." He bd It solo tackles, 13 1111111, forced three ftunbleo, recovered ooe and brKe up a puo. W. L. Pd. oJ), Detroit 4 0 1 000 ' Milwaukee 1 I :500 f . Chicago 2 2 .500 " Phoenix 1 2 .333 ' ' Poclllc Dlvl1lon W.L.Pct.l Portland 2 1 .667 l San Fronclsco 2 1 .667 Sealtle San Diego . Los AnQeles I 2 1 1 .500 1 3 .«10 1 . 2 .333 ,1111 Tueldor'• RauH1 1 , ~ F~~ 1 J~5e'a~m~o \~ I Detroit 115 Milwaukee 114· Philo 98 BuHalo 89 1 1 Wedn-r'• Gomes Detroit ot Boston :~*-=»-x::.w... (....• .::..:.~ ~;tt~~1r~~:V~f:~xtJ • Local Bowling ~: Baltimore at Cincinnati Los Angeles at Phlla San Francisco at Atlante Phoenix at Seattle THE LAMPLIGHTERS Oct. 19, 1910 Slolldlngo Turn Paints No.3 ..o·s• <II 38 No.5 28 No. 1' No.6 Untouchables High Individual NOTICE 36 26 2.. Game - High Series - Chuck Miller 626; ·undo Boyles 471 Second High Series - Blaine ....s. T..m H19b Gome-No. 6 799 Tum HlghSorles- No.6 2039 ') land wiriJ>IIe!l ~·=~: Hal Greer and , ham Clllllblned &!!' pGinl Defending Aldndor. Carter 587; Nona Nelson I I IJUaltedPIW'd w ' 1 lQO; SID FrandlcO - 1"'1 Bob QulclJ:. a subllltUII BaltlmCI'O, 1»-1.01, llld 176 17, Ean 28, Florida 115~114 .· Clluck Miller 279; Linda Boyles 115 &econd High Ind. Game O.lo O.vlo 223: Mo•lne Ougon I 7 . Pistons Nip Mllso ~ IT, t.:OJOrado 12 .Nebruka a, Olda. Slate 10 No. l;.:lao 81. H, Mempbll * - 1(, eifl}lt. , l'lltl m,...,;,., , n Yety r«ertf mcwit. '"'fQMII!'II arc ftl' WM,.;nq the ltJfe>d drfes!'' I I A!Uf"tii.ln. • . 19JO"rNfA,IM: 0 ~ lr MAJOil AMOS I. HOOPLE 1 = fn: (. ~ U2 po111d j~ 1 pr, and Boliby Rallllf, 1 IQ T I *· . exQS-. ICe I Joe,.. ~ "'Y lli'own, a J I WOrld FOCused 0 h •n = B\' DQ Btml(lEB Third p~ II at stab Friday nllht in !Iii Soulbti'n Valley Alhlellti~. . Cojsch ~·· jmpr~ed Hannan Tr~ Ntlldcata lrayel to NOI'th ·~ Jir tile only \eqt!l1 cootelt. J1o1b clube are J. 2111 thl SVAC aitd 2-4 overall. Bannan Tr~~· !'On- Ita 1romecomlnl pale '-" Friday defeallnJ SoulheJ'Ir lAical, 40-8 willie Coach ~·· Pirates ICGred a come •· friiD - behind , 1..12 victory over Green 'I'WJ>· cTrace Durlnc tjio Hannan has acored 90· polnta while allQwlng 102 points. North Gam. has scored 78 pointa wtille pt!'ml~• 143. BoUt ~ .baye . 1011 Ia league leading • EQtem arid second place ~or Q'eelt• . II both 1 cluboi are at full strength, 1l shoUld be an Interesting evening. The ~ja biQI!II scoring • lbrtaf · lir · speedy bailback I IJ IRUCE I !OSSAT this: .,. ' JW"""""' Nixon's Subtle Ax Hacks at Goodell ol two .•·' I And II wu on1J llfllr bt pi lbt _....,. SUI a• 01 mr-1 up~~~lbt-- wbt lbt Clllftllllao , _ beq liRa &ft1 hal 1111~1 I 'fun,•• Ill' by I 11111111 al ,....._,, - 1114 aal!Rrnr' i) - .tolmct. Tbtl...,. - ...,_ 11h • a d Dllq al Cllleaeo. 111 ,.....,, H"fflllller IMtlldJ 110011 w1111 DIIIO); lfllr Qlcqo,lfiiii(IIII'IJPuN1•'J alii I DIIIO), Now, po1111c1 II a 1'0IIIh ~ lntletd,lllllln lllf' elecllan ., _ DWb' an:rtllla8 10117, BUD, tile qosoJI""'IIoa ''nllr!J" lllbt operallvnwd. 'l'bt plaiD truth ta thltlfl•111••., tried to '*'7 wa~~r .. bGib lllloaltllrllll IJAIIIII - delealed by Hsnbln BiJm, pbltf ........., as IIUidl u by IUdllrtt NIIDa. MI1IJe lbe pllbllc doom~ IIPIDW IIIIa. Bat lbt 8eDIIIe ..... ADd lbe Selllle - both lldel af It - bowl """"*'I elae. It bowl tbtt l,fndtll .W.Sm alane 'I • RUCE BIOBBAT bolla'ik.,by French Canadian terroriata might begin some· llllq • '· ' llam(lllrefdsoltlotlavow,lllelfecllfDDIInaoiiUIIIY alrtad)' In lbe m ..... Ooldwallr lYII namlnaled. WGI'dl, 1be Vlellllm plallk at lbt aiiC.CO And lbea there II Wllllllllllnal polnl: llwu tbt CDIV8111111 - IIIII by 1111 IMIIIIel wltblll thl Jo!maoll lorcea wbt Jlft "-P'• 10) tbt 1111 lllrl7 bat by hllfrllllcll. nnmlnallllll. EDITORIALS Quebec Terror Tests Rule of Law A humor columnlat writing about abductiOII ' . . · 11Y WUJIW 8. . . . . . .MIUNGTON - B11btrt B. ~ lll&f IIIII ....-- ~ ntnlo till 8elllle '""' Mh.-11 In 1ft; > r, lillt llelill DOIIIDd oalllbtr llde allbe ........... - - bt 111111 lo IIPIDw. For, lib , Iii O'Dennel!, Bw 4!"1'10) llllftulad hii10W11 11011 . . lllal of 11111 OWII ~. And, pollllca or !10 tlae Flaite Paper ' ' That Ain't Bunting BAND •I • Friday & Saturdayl; Ni&fds lHE MAVERICKS Hl-7 a.ua ) I I r ' �. .,., ' ... '· ,' I · - ~ llllly Senllnel, Mlddlejlllrt-l'om4IFOJ•0., Ocl. 21, WIG CH.U·CK ROAST . ,...,. ., :.I'. •. ...~~$!t;..J 1.••; ' ,.' . Jl . . ., ~t. •r ' RAN SAY~ .~30*Ib. .. ;;, L r. . ARM ROAST ··~· LM&QJ~ STOKELY MPKIN 303 can IE FILLING ARMOUR VIENNA 5 IlL~;~~~ AU SAG STOKELYS ORANGE 4611L JUICE KOUNTY KIST NEWPORT SWEET PO.t AlO 23 ; EFFECTIVE. ·.:. FRUIT . ,OCTOBER 22:'2~24·, . "' PIES . ,, I • Semi-BoneleSs· • or Half lf!.7• .. · ' .. 9 ·---~~7 t. I J : 51.& . \,.:. "' ' • ... ----· . . 5· LB. /, "'• OIIANGES___ ~,.. .C , ,~ ··~ OF 8·Jh QT. BOTTLES .•.. ' .,~. "',., 19' BEANS BANQUET PRICES CUT GR'E'E.N. 2'n CAN APPLE CHERRY PEADi EACH FRESH lib.CARROTS celo bag I I ' �. .,., ' ... '· ,' I · - ~ llllly Senllnel, Mlddlejlllrt-l'om4IFOJ•0., Ocl. 21, WIG CH.U·CK ROAST . ,...,. ., :.I'. •. ...~~$!t;..J 1.••; ' ,.' . Jl . . ., ~t. •r ' RAN SAY~ .~30*Ib. .. ;;, L r. . ARM ROAST ··~· LM&QJ~ STOKELY MPKIN 303 can IE FILLING ARMOUR VIENNA 5 IlL~;~~~ AU SAG STOKELYS ORANGE 4611L JUICE KOUNTY KIST NEWPORT SWEET PO.t AlO 23 ; EFFECTIVE. ·.:. FRUIT . ,OCTOBER 22:'2~24·, . "' PIES . ,, I • Semi-BoneleSs· • or Half lf!.7• .. · ' .. 9 ·---~~7 t. I J : 51.& . \,.:. "' ' • ... ----· . . 5· LB. /, "'• OIIANGES___ ~,.. .C , ,~ ··~ OF 8·Jh QT. BOTTLES .•.. ' .,~. "',., 19' BEANS BANQUET PRICES CUT GR'E'E.N. 2'n CAN APPLE CHERRY PEADi EACH FRESH lib.CARROTS celo bag I I ' �• '~ • ;, "" •~ t~-.. t t-'l'hJo,ul~~.o.,Oet.21,11'111 Washington . arllele doall wllll tbo throe taxed unil'ocmly. ' llal ·~ lines "" lllo billal. .Opponehb have ariUed llUCb . ! • ........,.:.. .. _...,.., :would «IIIIo Jo. ' OOL1}iBU.B(UPI):--~ csl fiYOIIIi8 .....,... and would wm be flle.,l l'llb .11ne pro- tie untMr 1o ren~er~. pGIOd cliN!eslij llll Olilo t:on- ' Researcb ihows allout 4St,oao . olltuiloo Nov. 3, twd "cll wblcll bomoOwnen ·ln Ohio would be "-e Ia .-11 cao;., "*1 otllers to foUow. lbt allole ollbt~~ • Back In April, wbett the. Ia 11101 lot o1 . _ lilt market hit 7J4, the · ildLI1I111, une~t Prtlldent advlaed the na· -:;•IOdbiP ln......,t r••· I woukl Uon If anyone had money to 1hll appertunlty to to invest tb6n wu the time Ill do lbri~ dllculia a mr nota 111 It 'l'booe who followed his adca- and olllloa ol our nee would now be a Utile richer becau10 the market haa - Unom· reacbed 7811 and $nil IVOI'J In iorle part lllgl) o1. contlnu!ld '"""" pin. u a renll o1. defenae Tile stock market hu 10110 up apace Cillo. AI we move u CtqiOI"&te prol.lta show li&JII to a peacetime_ of risln&, as Interest ••"" start : wiD be better able to ctme dOWD, and as thoro Ia a Joll\:to !ul1 unemployment general confidence that lnlbe .... ltheut menactna Inflation. Dation can be slowed. 'l1nu&h be bt\llboucb lbe recenllf re1eued steady restraint all the.. - wnemployment fliUres for elements are at - k 111 lbe ~ show a 5.5 per cent marketaalna. _ IIAIJala, II abould be noted thai Jaflatloa - lnDallon erodes peGple be-lbe qea of II ever,body'sdollar.We'veaott.o anoUtiiCCOUIIted for n per cent bold the Uno on un_.-y · the rile from Au&ual and Federal spending. Buqet ,September. II Ia felt that lllis deficits are Inflationary ,riae 0111 be attributed to the fact because government Is com· •that lh.e returning to college i pellng in the money market tmnlnated their "mmer When we bon-ow, our debt goes employment b)' the Labor Welk up and we have to pay file In· ...ney. but were not then back on the deb~ which will be Ill ocboOI. Tbere WU DO rile In D1GH than $20 blllioo 1hil year. lhe unefuploymonl rate for men 'l'llnlllllh fiscal restraint we year~ ol. 110 and over. have witnessed a decrease In Flpres In the loth Dlslricl the consumer price indei Ibis decre01es in unem· year !rCID neasonally adjusted ij>loymooniJcateslklling this year rate of 7.2percentln January to cwnty Ol<ctpl Falr· a rate increase of 3.Z per cent in wblch has remained July. The outlook for the lteoAn. at u per cent. remainder of lhe BICond hall of lalenol Jlales -It ahould be lhe year C<Hllinues 1<1 be enremembered that blgb ln......,t coura~. bsve been cau..d b)' the These comments , .. not deflclb of the llltles and meant 1<1 minimize our OC<IIKfDll that hal been ecooom!c aitua~on. Ally time paat all sensible when ~le IN out of work, llmlta. Wben lnlldon Inflation eats away at to run rampant, as paychecks, and interest rates ..,.rlllllons make Investment dllflcull, we bold have a serious problem. By However, we should.remember In ~,,..~ --- - •---u~~;~~. the line oo biil spending that durllng the early llltles, encouraging unemployment aver11ed close In borrowing b)' to 8 per cent and this was only prtvare business, we have been brought down b)' converting to a to increue lhe money wartime economy and pursuing \o,..,,lv and allow banks to lend a guns and butter spending money to smaller policy. When the economy Already, several began to overbellln 11186 as lbe blnks, of In- deficits from lower lues and begun higher apendlng rose, spendinl their prime Interest was not cut but Increased, •lllna the precedent for In a deficits loday· ......,! :;ut4~= :ll..~ollng rilbb. ·:roc:·~~ ~r:U: . . , Layawl&)' 4 . __ .... ......, •. , Bulovei IICRI VANCil .. Mr........ un.l c. Todayt ,. v-. ..,., .,, ..... a H-4Q r.t .. fol ..... . . wm--- mt 11 ,, eilker ...... aU'IItLI .. ......... I 21 Listed Oll HorwrsRoB · $IIIIo ,Jio110 No. I .Is a pro:, lhe ~ll!le, revenoe 1ouea would JIC!NIIcoria~tu~,rt/endlllenj. t.o1a1 · t~tn mnnon • year ''the would •II" mcNit for tile eqtlre Illite. · wb!dl', \U,alltr.~ thorlze·llie tll11'(leneral Ala(lm· A 10\!01111 pi"OIICIIed CIIIIUIDbl)' to enaetWlaialloil reclucb1e Uonai...-Jmentwould reduce ·real.,fa!t ~ lor JI!IUIIIIIII u,. •ta~·· voter residency ..)'OII'f ol;,as• or 9Jder. . qulremenl frCID one year to lb:: Tile·~tuie wollld ... In· Comt·lllillb ot 0U. quallllca· 111111 to( the tu relief for the etd!ltly. jill' epmpte, It Cquld allilw pr(lperty tu eumptiOIIs for Peflllll .earnln&. ee,ooo or leu a. year. Or II could lll't.I'P .a. alldlnC ICale of lncOIIlAI oo wblclllo ~ the reductions. · When lhe leglaleblfl cleared IDCIIIIII: Under the current charter, reetdenb may volt · for 'l'Jly President and vice presl· dent !Jlllel8 lhey have Uved In Ohio lqr 'at least one year. ·The third ..--.1 CCHlllltuUonal change would ellmlnalb the curr~nt requirement tllat propiloed amendmenb Ill mn- lui out field· A.81mllar propcllal with . an IIIC111110 fiSure was defeated In 191111 bt Ohio vot.n, 1,382,016 ·!0·1,82MJ6. · · • ' H the lllriendment ~. the Generl!l Allembly • to In· c~ate IllS relief for the ef. llerli Into an overall plan for IllS reform. Ohio voters .have been lncreutngly reluetant to acCept properly tax bikes u a method of financing ilcbool operst10111 arid ~~~~~ of the In"~ amendment have polnllill out lhMe POfl!lll' over lhre usual· ·IJ oo ·:~ Incomes : ~ are leut •6ie W aff~ .property IllS hoo-ta. . . · . Tile llli!eDdment II needed 191" each nlclpalrellstered cbarlei's be votermailed In the to lllllilldpallty. Instead, lhe teplature woukl fie authorized to ellllCI a lliw' providing lor pnbllc•tlm <# such J)rWoaed cbsrter amendmeiltlln hewapapero. Reaearch shows thallhe city of Toledo spent $10,0GO ..,.maU nollcesforc)larterameildmenb In 1969. NeW.paper publication 01 the atnendmenls would have cost about $500. Slmllar situs· "Ilona nisi in olher charter cllle.a In Ohio. 1· :=~~~~~ Twenty-one pupils of tho junior high school In the Southern Local SchoOl llls)rk:l have been named to the boner roll at file cl1J18 of the Oral sl& weeks grading period. Making a grade ol B or above Ill an lhelr subjects · were, seventh grade, Bill Bush, Keith Circle, Paul Cross (aliA), MoUy Fisher, Denise Benllrleks, Brady Huffman, KO.te Hysell (all A), Irene Knlgblinl!, Cheryl Larkins, Steve Neue, Sandra Norris, Corena Rhodes, Becky Sayre (all A), Mike RobertiJ, flgurea to BobROU!h. Eighth grade - Rhonda Ash, Jeff Circle, David Nease, Stepbanie Ord (all A), Glen Sbnpson, Vicki Wolfe (all A). ' .~=i!.==~:x:;,_-;;;8l",·=:s;;;:.=::tll*i->"*=l.~~"!=~<;;;; ' uSE li&c f:::S:<:m.v~x-:.·.«·,-.-....;..::::::.;:;~n..~~:;~·.··· , tlY.t,rwt BIGGEST EVER COLIJMBUS (VPI) - The Oblo ·lleparlmeal of Hllllways Tllelday OJI!Id IIWI far one mOe of IDtenllle tel Ia Cleveland, the moot e•· peutve s1q1e sec11o11 of IJI&Itway coaolraetloa Ia lbe deparlmellt'• ldJtory ftldl wm 0011 a total of fll,t I ·•lfMir·.., ln-.~Ld . Remember The I"Situt-ln" With A BIO!Imlng Pllnt · ;,, · 'Mu· ' ms' ' ' ' A,.... n •~W ''4.00.Up .. DUY' . . .$ R.ORIST DU .119 N. 2nd Ave. · ' tft4No mfflka ·.c..:. 'ftl. lnifitl::~.:ll=·~!fii: wbkb Is ii csn 'I reserve over f118ht lhe pnn~~pled lbe departllleld to deeply Ingrained prenares pla<e the job aader two sfemmlng from lour years of colllracllforlbelllboltodwe economic overheating. and 1 However, the points I have MR. H. W. prevr··h· made Indicate In-. ,.·-.·····-,<>,::·•·':9;&~:<:->l:<w.;!~.-: .........., ::::=::r:::~x:::::*~~:::::::!:!.x::::V.<::~~:::::%i crus1n11 "'''x 1 , but we are MATTINGLY Sllll batlllna lhe aftennath of WILL BE AT LA SALLE HOTEL lbe trtesponslble spending policy of the slstlos. line of thinking today. IIIIIIILBtOaT, O. For too looa, many -le Now Is lhe lime lor tnt:reued ON have IoDen to lhe mtaconceplloo fiscal respCHlslbillty lllllhe part ilburs. ott. 22, 1970 that our social problems wiD . of lhe Congress to hold the line from · just disappear u the Federal 111 spending and rejeet the 9 A.M. to 12 Noon government throws enoush wasteful and unneeeoaary To rell'lr tnd service dollan at them. Tbla Is non- appropriation oflhe tupayer'o hearing al_d_sP.pllesl ....0 and we're paytna for lbla bard • earned doUar. Jlatterlts and ••1 lfearilll Aid Selwice Center . ~. Mattingly will be WILLIE WINS POLL J!!EW YORK (UPI)-WUUe 'S!)oemal'll", the all-time win· nil!~ jockey, Will the September poll In the rece l9r tile 2lll BMusl Hickok "Profeaslonal . Athlete of the year" Award. Shoemaker received 32 Oral .place votes and 134 points .to edge tennis ster Ken Rosewall by 32 polnb. BERENSoN· SIDELINED L()IR.• (UPI)-81. Louts .,, ~"'f Blues center Red Berenson will be st~ for two weeks because of strained ligaments Iii bls .lefl knee. Berenson wu Injured In Sunday's National Hockey ~Ill!• game ilgalnat the m.<k Hawks. .....· · ' ~ dlotCE·am .. ·~ dignitaries from througbout the United Sillies wiD be Ill altendance at lbe buslneu eeastons aJid social fuDcllohs. · Ohio Maaonry fir tho put year baa been under the pidlnce of the Grand Mister, Louis C. Holzapfel of GrOIIIIvUie, Ohio. Mr. Holupfel 11· President and General Manager of SlnC(O Producls Company of GreenVille. Reporta wiD be made durllla the sess1CH1111 lbe P"ll'tll and activities of Ohio M010nl")' during the put year. lnd1""'d wiD be a repoit made by ~- · AND SON$ l'......l...... ~ &1 ! oJIIIIIM ~ Ul"""'l Get Your.Winttr Qlange-Over VALVOLINE OIL-ANTI FREEZE '. : which earea IP• 500 teilldi!JII at • annual coal In elteu of $2.3\10,0110. Mr. Ben R. ~ of JI!Cbon wiD report Ill the :1'1 . Grand Lodle ·a! Oblq Stholarohlpa preoe,ltid ' 11,11• nually at 2'1 accndlled Ohio 'Colleges, Uni~e.r4lllea and • Tlieologlcal Semlnlrla. Ohio had ill : official liOIIwben I REG. '2U9' ' Room Silt~ Rug$ .- ~~-~o•.­ s11AK . f;lc ' l ,,. ~i David Kotuntz,wu aJao 11811led a C...ventlon alternate. year pins. Table decorations were the Wildwood Continued 1n1111 page 1 pork products be itemized In a were: b)' the reap<Hlslble authorities. strict labeling aet. D. W. Cornell, Jr., Archie State level: we strive for Trusleeil were selected for Lee, B. Leroy Wellh, William more I'OIOIIl'Cb to marks! dairy three year terms. Named to tile Capehart, John Cline Dalley, products through more at. posts were Henry Frank, tractive packagtna and new Pomeroy Route 3, Orange, consumer producb. Ollve and Qlester Townships; Be mandal<lry that all Thomas Sayre, Portland, telephone companies give Leban<Hl, Letart aild Sulton extended arta service to all Townshlpa; Don Wilson, Albany adjacent ..changes. Route 2, Bedford, Scipio and Stale laws governing Salisbury Townships, and lies FOstoraUon of strip mine lands Shenefield, Rutland, Salem and be more strlnjjenlly enforced. Columbia Townships. The stale ell])edile con· Roy Miller. Pomeroy Route 3, slruclloo of Route 33 to Athens was nsmed delegate to the slate and Route 7 By-pass. convention and alternates The stale and · federal names are Harold G. Roush, go.vernments encourage and Portland Route I, and Mrs. make available the training of David Koblentz, Pomeroy more doctors. Route 3. County wide 1u base for Encored by the Iorge crowd achools with revenue on band were the "Slngin' dil!lribuled 1<1 each school Buckeyes," a double quartet district In the county on a per group wbo entertained with pupll basis. . barbershop harmooy, Including Support the mlaclment of • soogs of yesteryear and some · such Slate Severance Tas In Ohio on popular selectiCHll as ' ' H exrracled natural resources My Frlands Could See Me Now" with the revenue returned to lhe · and "Fly Me to the Moon." county of origin. Mrs. MCHlrOI ~tricker, KnOll · tlallonal, Caah basis of farm County • ~~~.:~~~ Income reporting for Income report as yo IllS he retained. Gallipolia. · Alfred f with the lnlilleea are Roy Miller, nest to Wlllon,llllllecllrll convenlilll delegate and Harold G. Roulih, alternate. Mn. Resolutions are Approved Continue to support legislation to C<Hltrol dairy and beef Import w that these producls do not·· necessorlly push down our domestic marksts. All suballtules In beef and F&AM Convenes Oct. 23 ·rtir ~~::;;;;~~the~A;Gr~:m~um~b;~~~;e~01~ot~~:a:•:on~~c~· .l:. .Eith~I!:Brus~l ol~': s::,:;t ' ,: upe-. to give you 1 The oldeat ond largest iiear·tna test with Beltone "'a~ - • fraternal organlsatiCHl In Ohio, Tho Grand Lodge of Free and #on,tc equipment. Accepted Masons of Ohio, wiD convene In Cincinnati on Friday, Oct. 2S. More than 2,000 delegates from throughout Ohio will be present for the two daJ sesaion to represent the 178 symbolic or "blue" lodl!!l which comprlae the Grand LOdge of Ohio. With a membership of 284,000, the Qfand Lodge of Ohio Is the largeet . Masooic group in the United States, and is aecond In Huntington, W.Va. the world In memberlll'.ip only to ""I a . EIECI'EDTOTIIREE YEAR 'l'lilRMS u 1ruJ1ees of the MelpCo111ty PI!IDBureau Tueaday nl&ht were,left to right, llenl")' Frank, 'l'bomai Sayre, Don Wllion. Fourth lrlllltee nsmed but not plclur8ct - lies Shenefield. Pictured alao Labor . fOr all makes I I 1JD11o4. J'!el• 111 .... ~~~~ "ou le~llve JctiCHl because the the ~ - - 111 Ohio Col!slllllllon now requi!-es b)' QIIIV• NOY.'I eled''P 1'e417'1 land ,and ii11Prov-ts to be Miller ' . • 'S,·. t;JiiJnl!es Askep, By 'Clarence I ' l., Social Note.~ Gerdld PoYiell, Larry 'l1lolnb, Michael Wright, Paul Mc· Daniel, Ronnie Youns, Roger Spencer, La..,..... Johnston, Frank N. Pauley, Harry Lod· wick, new mem~ers; Earl Dean, Allen Brewer, Frank Dofst, Dale Bachner, l.eodOll Davldaon, 25 year pins; James A. Smith, E. R. Holl111, Wald Windon, C. F. Bel!:inll, D. J. Morgan, 30 year pins; W. S. Michael, Harry Holter, Mrs. · Denver Holler and Georse Holter, ~ year pins; Ada L. Holte-, Harry E. Guthrie. 40- ~--------i Fridays Only The Drive-In Window Is Open 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. (Continuously) Ol,.r lonl<,. Hours f "' alld s to '1 u ,,., FrldlyS. THE FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS 00. Pomeroy, Ohio STARTS. . TOMORROW DOORS OPEN 9 A.M. THURSDAY, •••••••• 1923-1970 ocr. 22 • SHOP FRIOAY AND SAlUROAY TIL 9 Sunday School attendance on Ocl 18 was 45, lhe Offering $18.117. Worship servlcea were held at 11 o'clock with tile Rev. l{avender1and an attendance.of U, Scripture readlns and sermon from Mall.: IJ, "Parable of the Tire.o" and Luke 21, "The' Widow and ll'er Mite". '.'We eltheJ: are wheai!Jf lai'eiJ...we choose. what we are. Be str6ng'lll Cllrisl Jesus, and . give strenath." ·'• ' I I .... ' • ''' I ' I' ' ' ''' ..I j '. ..... lakin ·noapllal. • ·i" �• '~ • ;, "" •~ t~-.. t t-'l'hJo,ul~~.o.,Oet.21,11'111 Washington . arllele doall wllll tbo throe taxed unil'ocmly. ' llal ·~ lines "" lllo billal. .Opponehb have ariUed llUCb . ! • ........,.:.. .. _...,.., :would «IIIIo Jo. ' OOL1}iBU.B(UPI):--~ csl fiYOIIIi8 .....,... and would wm be flle.,l l'llb .11ne pro- tie untMr 1o ren~er~. pGIOd cliN!eslij llll Olilo t:on- ' Researcb ihows allout 4St,oao . olltuiloo Nov. 3, twd "cll wblcll bomoOwnen ·ln Ohio would be "-e Ia .-11 cao;., "*1 otllers to foUow. lbt allole ollbt~~ • Back In April, wbett the. Ia 11101 lot o1 . _ lilt market hit 7J4, the · ildLI1I111, une~t Prtlldent advlaed the na· -:;•IOdbiP ln......,t r••· I woukl Uon If anyone had money to 1hll appertunlty to to invest tb6n wu the time Ill do lbri~ dllculia a mr nota 111 It 'l'booe who followed his adca- and olllloa ol our nee would now be a Utile richer becau10 the market haa - Unom· reacbed 7811 and $nil IVOI'J In iorle part lllgl) o1. contlnu!ld '"""" pin. u a renll o1. defenae Tile stock market hu 10110 up apace Cillo. AI we move u CtqiOI"&te prol.lta show li&JII to a peacetime_ of risln&, as Interest ••"" start : wiD be better able to ctme dOWD, and as thoro Ia a Joll\:to !ul1 unemployment general confidence that lnlbe .... ltheut menactna Inflation. Dation can be slowed. 'l1nu&h be bt\llboucb lbe recenllf re1eued steady restraint all the.. - wnemployment fliUres for elements are at - k 111 lbe ~ show a 5.5 per cent marketaalna. _ IIAIJala, II abould be noted thai Jaflatloa - lnDallon erodes peGple be-lbe qea of II ever,body'sdollar.We'veaott.o anoUtiiCCOUIIted for n per cent bold the Uno on un_.-y · the rile from Au&ual and Federal spending. Buqet ,September. II Ia felt that lllis deficits are Inflationary ,riae 0111 be attributed to the fact because government Is com· •that lh.e returning to college i pellng in the money market tmnlnated their "mmer When we bon-ow, our debt goes employment b)' the Labor Welk up and we have to pay file In· ...ney. but were not then back on the deb~ which will be Ill ocboOI. Tbere WU DO rile In D1GH than $20 blllioo 1hil year. lhe unefuploymonl rate for men 'l'llnlllllh fiscal restraint we year~ ol. 110 and over. have witnessed a decrease In Flpres In the loth Dlslricl the consumer price indei Ibis decre01es in unem· year !rCID neasonally adjusted ij>loymooniJcateslklling this year rate of 7.2percentln January to cwnty Ol<ctpl Falr· a rate increase of 3.Z per cent in wblch has remained July. The outlook for the lteoAn. at u per cent. remainder of lhe BICond hall of lalenol Jlales -It ahould be lhe year C<Hllinues 1<1 be enremembered that blgb ln......,t coura~. bsve been cau..d b)' the These comments , .. not deflclb of the llltles and meant 1<1 minimize our OC<IIKfDll that hal been ecooom!c aitua~on. Ally time paat all sensible when ~le IN out of work, llmlta. Wben lnlldon Inflation eats away at to run rampant, as paychecks, and interest rates ..,.rlllllons make Investment dllflcull, we bold have a serious problem. By However, we should.remember In ~,,..~ --- - •---u~~;~~. the line oo biil spending that durllng the early llltles, encouraging unemployment aver11ed close In borrowing b)' to 8 per cent and this was only prtvare business, we have been brought down b)' converting to a to increue lhe money wartime economy and pursuing \o,..,,lv and allow banks to lend a guns and butter spending money to smaller policy. When the economy Already, several began to overbellln 11186 as lbe blnks, of In- deficits from lower lues and begun higher apendlng rose, spendinl their prime Interest was not cut but Increased, •lllna the precedent for In a deficits loday· ......,! :;ut4~= :ll..~ollng rilbb. ·:roc:·~~ ~r:U: . . , Layawl&)' 4 . __ .... ......, •. , Bulovei IICRI VANCil .. Mr........ un.l c. Todayt ,. v-. ..,., .,, ..... a H-4Q r.t .. fol ..... . . wm--- mt 11 ,, eilker ...... aU'IItLI .. ......... I 21 Listed Oll HorwrsRoB · $IIIIo ,Jio110 No. I .Is a pro:, lhe ~ll!le, revenoe 1ouea would JIC!NIIcoria~tu~,rt/endlllenj. t.o1a1 · t~tn mnnon • year ''the would •II" mcNit for tile eqtlre Illite. · wb!dl', \U,alltr.~ thorlze·llie tll11'(leneral Ala(lm· A 10\!01111 pi"OIICIIed CIIIIUIDbl)' to enaetWlaialloil reclucb1e Uonai...-Jmentwould reduce ·real.,fa!t ~ lor JI!IUIIIIIII u,. •ta~·· voter residency ..)'OII'f ol;,as• or 9Jder. . qulremenl frCID one year to lb:: Tile·~tuie wollld ... In· Comt·lllillb ot 0U. quallllca· 111111 to( the tu relief for the etd!ltly. jill' epmpte, It Cquld allilw pr(lperty tu eumptiOIIs for Peflllll .earnln&. ee,ooo or leu a. year. Or II could lll't.I'P .a. alldlnC ICale of lncOIIlAI oo wblclllo ~ the reductions. · When lhe leglaleblfl cleared IDCIIIIII: Under the current charter, reetdenb may volt · for 'l'Jly President and vice presl· dent !Jlllel8 lhey have Uved In Ohio lqr 'at least one year. ·The third ..--.1 CCHlllltuUonal change would ellmlnalb the curr~nt requirement tllat propiloed amendmenb Ill mn- lui out field· A.81mllar propcllal with . an IIIC111110 fiSure was defeated In 191111 bt Ohio vot.n, 1,382,016 ·!0·1,82MJ6. · · • ' H the lllriendment ~. the Generl!l Allembly • to In· c~ate IllS relief for the ef. llerli Into an overall plan for IllS reform. Ohio voters .have been lncreutngly reluetant to acCept properly tax bikes u a method of financing ilcbool operst10111 arid ~~~~~ of the In"~ amendment have polnllill out lhMe POfl!lll' over lhre usual· ·IJ oo ·:~ Incomes : ~ are leut •6ie W aff~ .property IllS hoo-ta. . . · . Tile llli!eDdment II needed 191" each nlclpalrellstered cbarlei's be votermailed In the to lllllilldpallty. Instead, lhe teplature woukl fie authorized to ellllCI a lliw' providing lor pnbllc•tlm <# such J)rWoaed cbsrter amendmeiltlln hewapapero. Reaearch shows thallhe city of Toledo spent $10,0GO ..,.maU nollcesforc)larterameildmenb In 1969. NeW.paper publication 01 the atnendmenls would have cost about $500. Slmllar situs· "Ilona nisi in olher charter cllle.a In Ohio. 1· :=~~~~~ Twenty-one pupils of tho junior high school In the Southern Local SchoOl llls)rk:l have been named to the boner roll at file cl1J18 of the Oral sl& weeks grading period. Making a grade ol B or above Ill an lhelr subjects · were, seventh grade, Bill Bush, Keith Circle, Paul Cross (aliA), MoUy Fisher, Denise Benllrleks, Brady Huffman, KO.te Hysell (all A), Irene Knlgblinl!, Cheryl Larkins, Steve Neue, Sandra Norris, Corena Rhodes, Becky Sayre (all A), Mike RobertiJ, flgurea to BobROU!h. Eighth grade - Rhonda Ash, Jeff Circle, David Nease, Stepbanie Ord (all A), Glen Sbnpson, Vicki Wolfe (all A). ' .~=i!.==~:x:;,_-;;;8l",·=:s;;;:.=::tll*i->"*=l.~~"!=~<;;;; ' uSE li&c f:::S:<:m.v~x-:.·.«·,-.-....;..::::::.;:;~n..~~:;~·.··· , tlY.t,rwt BIGGEST EVER COLIJMBUS (VPI) - The Oblo ·lleparlmeal of Hllllways Tllelday OJI!Id IIWI far one mOe of IDtenllle tel Ia Cleveland, the moot e•· peutve s1q1e sec11o11 of IJI&Itway coaolraetloa Ia lbe deparlmellt'• ldJtory ftldl wm 0011 a total of fll,t I ·•lfMir·.., ln-.~Ld . Remember The I"Situt-ln" With A BIO!Imlng Pllnt · ;,, · 'Mu· ' ms' ' ' ' A,.... n •~W ''4.00.Up .. DUY' . . .$ R.ORIST DU .119 N. 2nd Ave. · ' tft4No mfflka ·.c..:. 'ftl. lnifitl::~.:ll=·~!fii: wbkb Is ii csn 'I reserve over f118ht lhe pnn~~pled lbe departllleld to deeply Ingrained prenares pla<e the job aader two sfemmlng from lour years of colllracllforlbelllboltodwe economic overheating. and 1 However, the points I have MR. H. W. prevr··h· made Indicate In-. ,.·-.·····-,<>,::·•·':9;&~:<:->l:<w.;!~.-: .........., ::::=::r:::~x:::::*~~:::::::!:!.x::::V.<::~~:::::%i crus1n11 "'''x 1 , but we are MATTINGLY Sllll batlllna lhe aftennath of WILL BE AT LA SALLE HOTEL lbe trtesponslble spending policy of the slstlos. line of thinking today. IIIIIIILBtOaT, O. For too looa, many -le Now Is lhe lime lor tnt:reued ON have IoDen to lhe mtaconceplloo fiscal respCHlslbillty lllllhe part ilburs. ott. 22, 1970 that our social problems wiD . of lhe Congress to hold the line from · just disappear u the Federal 111 spending and rejeet the 9 A.M. to 12 Noon government throws enoush wasteful and unneeeoaary To rell'lr tnd service dollan at them. Tbla Is non- appropriation oflhe tupayer'o hearing al_d_sP.pllesl ....0 and we're paytna for lbla bard • earned doUar. Jlatterlts and ••1 lfearilll Aid Selwice Center . ~. Mattingly will be WILLIE WINS POLL J!!EW YORK (UPI)-WUUe 'S!)oemal'll", the all-time win· nil!~ jockey, Will the September poll In the rece l9r tile 2lll BMusl Hickok "Profeaslonal . Athlete of the year" Award. Shoemaker received 32 Oral .place votes and 134 points .to edge tennis ster Ken Rosewall by 32 polnb. BERENSoN· SIDELINED L()IR.• (UPI)-81. Louts .,, ~"'f Blues center Red Berenson will be st~ for two weeks because of strained ligaments Iii bls .lefl knee. Berenson wu Injured In Sunday's National Hockey ~Ill!• game ilgalnat the m.<k Hawks. .....· · ' ~ dlotCE·am .. ·~ dignitaries from througbout the United Sillies wiD be Ill altendance at lbe buslneu eeastons aJid social fuDcllohs. · Ohio Maaonry fir tho put year baa been under the pidlnce of the Grand Mister, Louis C. Holzapfel of GrOIIIIvUie, Ohio. Mr. Holupfel 11· President and General Manager of SlnC(O Producls Company of GreenVille. Reporta wiD be made durllla the sess1CH1111 lbe P"ll'tll and activities of Ohio M010nl")' during the put year. lnd1""'d wiD be a repoit made by ~- · AND SON$ l'......l...... ~ &1 ! oJIIIIIM ~ Ul"""'l Get Your.Winttr Qlange-Over VALVOLINE OIL-ANTI FREEZE '. : which earea IP• 500 teilldi!JII at • annual coal In elteu of $2.3\10,0110. Mr. Ben R. ~ of JI!Cbon wiD report Ill the :1'1 . Grand Lodle ·a! Oblq Stholarohlpa preoe,ltid ' 11,11• nually at 2'1 accndlled Ohio 'Colleges, Uni~e.r4lllea and • Tlieologlcal Semlnlrla. Ohio had ill : official liOIIwben I REG. '2U9' ' Room Silt~ Rug$ .- ~~-~o•.­ s11AK . f;lc ' l ,,. ~i David Kotuntz,wu aJao 11811led a C...ventlon alternate. year pins. Table decorations were the Wildwood Continued 1n1111 page 1 pork products be itemized In a were: b)' the reap<Hlslble authorities. strict labeling aet. D. W. Cornell, Jr., Archie State level: we strive for Trusleeil were selected for Lee, B. Leroy Wellh, William more I'OIOIIl'Cb to marks! dairy three year terms. Named to tile Capehart, John Cline Dalley, products through more at. posts were Henry Frank, tractive packagtna and new Pomeroy Route 3, Orange, consumer producb. Ollve and Qlester Townships; Be mandal<lry that all Thomas Sayre, Portland, telephone companies give Leban<Hl, Letart aild Sulton extended arta service to all Townshlpa; Don Wilson, Albany adjacent ..changes. Route 2, Bedford, Scipio and Stale laws governing Salisbury Townships, and lies FOstoraUon of strip mine lands Shenefield, Rutland, Salem and be more strlnjjenlly enforced. Columbia Townships. The stale ell])edile con· Roy Miller. Pomeroy Route 3, slruclloo of Route 33 to Athens was nsmed delegate to the slate and Route 7 By-pass. convention and alternates The stale and · federal names are Harold G. Roush, go.vernments encourage and Portland Route I, and Mrs. make available the training of David Koblentz, Pomeroy more doctors. Route 3. County wide 1u base for Encored by the Iorge crowd achools with revenue on band were the "Slngin' dil!lribuled 1<1 each school Buckeyes," a double quartet district In the county on a per group wbo entertained with pupll basis. . barbershop harmooy, Including Support the mlaclment of • soogs of yesteryear and some · such Slate Severance Tas In Ohio on popular selectiCHll as ' ' H exrracled natural resources My Frlands Could See Me Now" with the revenue returned to lhe · and "Fly Me to the Moon." county of origin. Mrs. MCHlrOI ~tricker, KnOll · tlallonal, Caah basis of farm County • ~~~.:~~~ Income reporting for Income report as yo IllS he retained. Gallipolia. · Alfred f with the lnlilleea are Roy Miller, nest to Wlllon,llllllecllrll convenlilll delegate and Harold G. Roulih, alternate. Mn. Resolutions are Approved Continue to support legislation to C<Hltrol dairy and beef Import w that these producls do not·· necessorlly push down our domestic marksts. All suballtules In beef and F&AM Convenes Oct. 23 ·rtir ~~::;;;;~~the~A;Gr~:m~um~b;~~~;e~01~ot~~:a:•:on~~c~· .l:. .Eith~I!:Brus~l ol~': s::,:;t ' ,: upe-. to give you 1 The oldeat ond largest iiear·tna test with Beltone "'a~ - • fraternal organlsatiCHl In Ohio, Tho Grand Lodge of Free and #on,tc equipment. Accepted Masons of Ohio, wiD convene In Cincinnati on Friday, Oct. 2S. More than 2,000 delegates from throughout Ohio will be present for the two daJ sesaion to represent the 178 symbolic or "blue" lodl!!l which comprlae the Grand LOdge of Ohio. With a membership of 284,000, the Qfand Lodge of Ohio Is the largeet . Masooic group in the United States, and is aecond In Huntington, W.Va. the world In memberlll'.ip only to ""I a . EIECI'EDTOTIIREE YEAR 'l'lilRMS u 1ruJ1ees of the MelpCo111ty PI!IDBureau Tueaday nl&ht were,left to right, llenl")' Frank, 'l'bomai Sayre, Don Wllion. Fourth lrlllltee nsmed but not plclur8ct - lies Shenefield. Pictured alao Labor . fOr all makes I I 1JD11o4. J'!el• 111 .... ~~~~ "ou le~llve JctiCHl because the the ~ - - 111 Ohio Col!slllllllon now requi!-es b)' QIIIV• NOY.'I eled''P 1'e417'1 land ,and ii11Prov-ts to be Miller ' . • 'S,·. t;JiiJnl!es Askep, By 'Clarence I ' l., Social Note.~ Gerdld PoYiell, Larry 'l1lolnb, Michael Wright, Paul Mc· Daniel, Ronnie Youns, Roger Spencer, La..,..... Johnston, Frank N. Pauley, Harry Lod· wick, new mem~ers; Earl Dean, Allen Brewer, Frank Dofst, Dale Bachner, l.eodOll Davldaon, 25 year pins; James A. Smith, E. R. Holl111, Wald Windon, C. F. Bel!:inll, D. J. Morgan, 30 year pins; W. S. Michael, Harry Holter, Mrs. · Denver Holler and Georse Holter, ~ year pins; Ada L. Holte-, Harry E. Guthrie. 40- ~--------i Fridays Only The Drive-In Window Is Open 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. (Continuously) Ol,.r lonl<,. Hours f "' alld s to '1 u ,,., FrldlyS. THE FARMERS BANK and SAVINGS 00. Pomeroy, Ohio STARTS. . TOMORROW DOORS OPEN 9 A.M. THURSDAY, •••••••• 1923-1970 ocr. 22 • SHOP FRIOAY AND SAlUROAY TIL 9 Sunday School attendance on Ocl 18 was 45, lhe Offering $18.117. Worship servlcea were held at 11 o'clock with tile Rev. l{avender1and an attendance.of U, Scripture readlns and sermon from Mall.: IJ, "Parable of the Tire.o" and Luke 21, "The' Widow and ll'er Mite". '.'We eltheJ: are wheai!Jf lai'eiJ...we choose. what we are. Be str6ng'lll Cllrisl Jesus, and . give strenath." ·'• ' I I .... ' • ''' I ' I' ' ' ''' ..I j '. ..... lakin ·noapllal. • ·i" �..:;.~ . .•~:5!:~::.;:,:·~ . ~~~"" . . . . .. ...... . . . . . .. ····~--~ .... ·· ··· - "' ""'~'". ·:. ~··;. ...-: '"'"' 1.''' •"'··(-...:( ..... ... .... ,.., ..,. .... .. .. . ... ~ ....... - """' . .., ..... --. .• T' ' • ..._ '" "'" ...., ...,. ~ ...... ""' "'" "~~ '"ii,... '•-..:- ' .. I ·. / ., ' ' I .... ,. ,, • 'iaFiirns,-Bariains, and ore largains In :Sentii1el Classifieds r-----~--~------~~ Pomeroy· Motor 2 Of . QUALITY ' ' 1969 CHEVRQLEt~ 12495 Station Wagon, V-8 motor. automatic transmission. power 'teerlhg. ' Ns For Sale Busine·.ss ·Sernces • ' ~SIT .PiiJH>Itt, AKC, t:io. . Frlncl• ltntdum, phone _Cooivtllo "l'·-· 10.11-121c PAICKVIEW Konnol!t fraod*, ond bird qt. AK~. Pel ond 'JhOW Grooming. Phono 992-i . Far Sale GAS FLOOR lurneco, t40. Phone Ctnbe ooon ot !09 5tcond Avo,, Middleport. 10-..Jie m.-. 4 PIGS, 2 thotls. Phone 742- 4626, Rolland Rvllond. I'OMI!ROY. OHIO FIELD . LOST, lady's whllo ~ld I tw lch 1I "·I A 5 P.M. Day Bef~rt PubiiCitlon wr 1 1 ,... II . '· Mondar Dudllnt9a .m. game Frktey. PhoiMt 9f2-3501. Cancellation l Corrtctlont -·-· , • ' • gro~m Soorlos, chrytlnthe- bloom. Roynoldt Flower Shop, Nilson. IIJ.211'Jic 10..19-ltc I ltoof Pah1tln11 Repair, SJioUiil!l .\ Clrpenter Work • . (ontld: F11tm ""' Lorgoot TruciO"' · Bull- Radiator to tho Smallest on. . BIA£1TNMS · ..t.~1a ,...,.y 10.1Uip muml •nd muma In full • ROOFIKr BY COIITRAcr ;J.17·1fG. 1967 CHEVROLET $1695 Belair~ Dr. Sedan. V-1 motor. standard shift. lost ! (Jupl.t:,•· · 'COAL, llm..tono. Excoltlor· Sill Worb, E. Mlln Sf .. : Pamoroy. 1'hono 992-3t91. : · 4-f.tfc WANT AD IN,ORMATION DUDLINIS ' ' 1967 CHEVROLET $3495 · Corvette with both tops. ~speed trans., 327 cu. ln. 350 H.P. motor. · Po•eroy Mit• Co.· ~OI'I!M EVI!S. 1.00 I'.M. \CI ' NOWW u~:r::'s~ FORe ' ORVIU£ J(IIJIJN . . r4f.IMJ ~.o: Rl.l ~====~-- L - - - - - - - ' -'~ - ...:...t • ·; .EXPERT ~A( ' .Nnt • • SOUIH a a $5.55 ' Have Your . . YNrly . . ; ' Air.QJildiinbiJ ~­ llispectiari· An;· · -GUAIIANTEED- TROPaL FISH I'IIont 992-2094 GREEN beont, tomalotl, Pick And Complllt Une your own. Also. pototoot ond twtot pototoot. Bring con· of Suppll•• ReGULATIONS -~----"---... l'ainiiiiJ lfame .I Auto Tht Publisher reserves the 1· tolnors. Andrew Croos, lefor! ... E. Mtlo. 0. right to Hit or rtiKt any ads Carrte' IS Folts, dnmtd obltctlonll. The 10.1Ufc publllhtr will not be responsible MI-.W.Vo. ''I can thla 11'~ Ia called 'The Infinite lor mort thon one tncorrocl • • I t 77JoNJI EARLY Amerle<~n Storto-redlo MIFaint' IJ 1UA &lVI 111t1 a htadachtl" lnstrtlbn. I.CU SePTIC tankt ctoalltd. Miller comblnttlon,M\& FMrtdto, · RATII OtNI1· o:lltflffl.lll, Dlltr.1tf14 ''"'' Sonllitlon, Siewert, Ohio. Ph. For Want Afl Service 4 -ker tound IYIIem, 4 5ctntl ptr Word one Insertion speed •utomatlc changer. 2-12-ttc MlnlmiHTI Chlrgt75c Balance $7t;l4. Un our Far 12 ctnts per word thrte New budget termt. Ctll 992·3352. BY BERftiA PARKER Mr. and Mr1. Norman consecutive lnHrtlons. REGISTERED q!lll'lor horse WH'EEL • Hont Sttoo and M ~ Slrvlca, a.um Lumbjr · School attendance ha~- G'·"'- M Mr II cents per word she. con . ldl Sa••-lb Phone MODERN Walnut style , . UUII 8c CIICI 1 -.q• owef'Y 1 • HCUfiVt inllrfiOnl. Conlact 90 ng. · · Compony, Chotfor, Olllo. 10.1Utc Phone _ , _ _ redlo, •m. fm r_,Jo, .. IDHker Oel 18 gt !be Free Methodlat and Mra. Ivan Diehl, Georgia 25 Per cent Dllcounl on pold tound system, • · IPted 1d1 Plld within 10 devs. Cburcb -as · f.20.ffc Dai~ • 1111. Olle"'"" ••oo ,... Dl e hi , Ber lb a p ort er on d edsend CARD o' T"ANK~ outomottc changer. Balince Rea"'-1-:E'"'slatl-:-t-ar""'Sa~le= $73." · Ust our I!Udget torms. HOUSE, 5 roomt and boll!; 3 AIR CON·Dt1'10NING, tft.35. Charles Diehl attended the 1..,0 l:r C:: 1 !:,~·~lnlmum . Colt ftl-3352. Phone 992·2156 A family dinner wu beld Fairfield County Fair. Eoch oddlllonot word 2c. bedrooms, hatdwood floon. Refrllfer:-faft ~let. Jlck'• · 10.2Uic Birch kllchtn tablnott, al,500. RofriQaratlon, Now HIYOII; 1 Saturday at the home of Mrs, Mrs, Ruth Dousluancl Nancy Addlll...1~ ~?.; A~~argo por Conftcl Cltudt Roy, Filth St., Phont . .2019•• Mali Help Wanted Georcla Dlebl. Thooo praent vlllted Saturday lrith Mro. AdvoriiHmonl. Rtclnt, Ofllo. U.tlc RING. NECK phaasonts, moll )0-21 ..fc . ' were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Archer, Douslu' parenll, Mr. and Mro. .,0 :,~"1~15 ,~0~~~ Dolly, WANTED: Silos lrolnte to !Ingle pups. John Thoma, Loon, W. Vo. Phone 195-3912. ...,-=~-~--=,READY • .MIX CONCRET!! ,__ _ _....;......:,.+"'"-' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hllen, Hannon FOI. 1'20 o.m. lo 12,00 Noon w«k directly with Manafllt' 10.211-41< 5 ROOM houu, btth, PomtroY:. dtll~rtd rJftht to y_our rvi>ER ~"'AK'· e.....1 · ,_..._ Mark, Gren. and Jody, Mr. and Mrs. Hannon Fox, Soturdoy. tor adv11ncement fo Sales Will con•- tollll!ll 01\.tond prolfct ' Fast 'Frtt .,,.., """ .:...'!'!'!'c. ........ Mlnager potltlon. Must ill 1M6 NEW MOON trailer, 2 contract. Phone m-2m. Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Mro. Ruth Douslas and Nancy Notice ·est matot. Ph6qt tfl-321.. INch · .-;-" 1\~rl; nut·, aggreulve and willing bedroom, 10x51, 12,100. Ex· 1o....;;; 21•31< =rein, lltlidr-MI• eo.. Charles Dleh~ and Charles visited Sunday with Mrs, CHRISTMAS In October. to work. carneassary. ADDIY condlflon. Phone Aptbony, local, Mr. and Mrll. Robert Burk and boby oon at Chrltlrnotls the Ideal time ol 460 MacCorkle, Avf., ·'Sci. cellent ONE 7 room houtt, both, Ml eport, Ofl!o. 1-311-lfc BACKHOE ' end 0 EndiNd~r Moton n3·5"3. Chas. lfiJI Diehl, Tuaa. Camden Clark HOII()!tal. Mro. the yur to give your loved Mlddlopgrt. ono s room WOI'k. G<lor~ Bill !'viii"" . 10.1Uic IO.IUic Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gene IDnes aJao vlllled Mrs. ones a lruly fine porlrolt of houtO, both, Mlddl_.. No NEIGLER Contfructlon. For 10.16-:tOtp yourself or your family. rootonoble offer roftcltd. building or rom-11)11 , .. Hellman • Ball Run • .pen t Burt at tho h-ltal 7 ROOM hou11, both, coal ..,.... • Solves your gift giving Phone fti.!OJ$. homo, call Guy Ntlglar, furn1ce . Thorr••• Fork Road Saturday evening lrith Mrs. Mr. Wyatt Radford opent problomt. Give porlralts. Call Wanted To Bur 10.20-tfc lltctno, Ohio. neor Hllend Church. /'No, Georcla Diehl. Saturday evenm, with Mr. and todoy !or on oppolntment. OLD furniture, dtMM. braa 7-3J.tfc Clitford Jocobt. Phone 992· ~- Harmon Foz Grovor • Studio, Mlddloport. beds, ole. Write M. D. Mitior, 2437. • =•· · Phone 99:1-205. Rt. 4, Pomeroy, Cillo. Colt ::-:SE~W~t~HG~MA:-:-:-CH"'t"'N""Es,-.-::R=~ lO.tUtc 10.21-<tlc ftl-4211. service, 111 -ri'llka. tf2. , ., 4 ....' "... Tho Fabric Shop, ~oroy. IMift te rhr .,.c:ltlcattona. "STAR" kllll rats quickly. SWAP SHOP, now and utod llfft IVIIIIIMt IIW. • Auth«lztd $1- Silts arid Sure. 2V. pgunds, $1.69. fumlture. Phone 992-1261, 305 Sorvlct. w. Sllii'pon Scltaorl. Ebonboch H<irdware, Supr N. 2nd. Avo.. Middleport, :J.2f.ffc Run Mills, Plcktnt Hard· Ohio. ' were. lt\liaon. 10.14-301c CWB MEETII CURTISS Ctttla Brotdl~g 10-21·301c Sorvtco. Phone Parker at 991· Tha Nebacllma Ganlelt Club W:;;I:-LL,..-,gl"'ve--:pl,-an-o-:1-ttton-·1 In my lUI or colt tfatlon Coolville MORNING heater. home. Phon!! 992-3666. met at the Aln-Quillen 661-3251. btu. Phone Nilson n:~1-16-tfc loltmorlal Bulldtnl for Ita ( Will •• oceopted until • o.m. tor 01~ of Publlclflon Help Walllld ,..._y, Ew1Jn McDMiel w'tt Wan'-" In Mason and Haven Laurel UitT News Notes The __,._,_ ~···_ _ __ Sale Sentinel -..,llltY =-=-------- JI)UR New Haven IDlE Social Events Chester East News Notes · 1945 CHEVROLET· ;~;:~::~;~~~[: Pickup, 18011. MOhlro~ Rupe 2V.-hp mini bike, 150. '~~==:--:---7 pens. ~~~· See evelngl '"" 4 o'clock. ~ ~ ::rn c~~:. w:;::r~ . _ 'I t0-21-Jtc MtNERIVILLI HILL- LIKE stove. Electrolux I!PJIIIPif'. NEW- 5 roomsj 2 ~ adrOCNnl, Contact Peul Brooks, Box :15, TAKE sollawoy""' Blut Lutlrt bath, nl~ kllchon wttli buill· Coolville. Ohio. -15723. woy I rom carrts and • ' In r-1 " -1• ...... 10-20.3lc upholstery. bn eloctr1c GOINCI. IIT "-900• , sham- $1. 8oktr fur. HARRIIONVILLI - LOW For Rl't nltwe. Middleport, 0.10.21·70 UPkEEP ,.. 1 slary . Ill~ 1 O)(SO TWO. bedroom - - - - - - - ~~~~. 1~1 toomi,2 j.!tdlol', h..,..lraller. Pl1one 992-3\154. AWNINGS, storm doors ond =D 'rot.'G'/h&I'~U 10.21_.1p windows. urports, FARM_ loll of merq-.- blown liKI belt t btr •' tb ltd FURNISHED tnd unlurnlthod Insulation. Etmor Whitt, ~Ill, coil;:~~~ lltu l'tlll'tunlatl ... For lrtt NEW lATH, N,IW . KIT· Ctou to ldlool. ttllmatot, phoni Chortu CHIN. ~ llvllill '· room, 2 992-541. . 10-11-ttc Llsto r Syroeuto. V. V. - " · COULD' lfAVI 4 Johnt«< ond lon. lne.5, lflllo out ol Pam-, 2 BEDROOM lrtltor, country 1-30-tfc - ·•. tlO.fOO. location near Pomerort. ' ' Avalloblt very toon. Phoolt I'OMIROY WITH INCOME 992-1314, 992·7133 or 992·2311. - 2 •torr tre"'f, 3-lltdr-s. 10.20-31c 2 billie, CO,RNEJI . LOT, night locks, wall to e<~rpellng, small gu 10.1f-41c BAND, Friday end Sllurday nights. Tha Maverlckt. Ht-7 Clilb. 111-IO..ctc GUN SHOOTS, sterling Slturdty night, Oct. U ond every saturday following. mutt. NtOr RaCine Pltnlng Mill. Spentortd by Srracott Volunteer Flro lloportment. """'ltd PIANO tuning. Kerl Kobler, TRAILER, Brown't Troller Nilson. Phont 773-5535 afllr 5 Park, Mlnertvlllt. Phont m. p.m. 33'U. 9-9-ttc 10.13-:rotc HAIU~tsoN'S 'TV .t.ND. AN·· ~-~M SIR,VI_CE. Phon~ ... . . ·--·_,·_.;;i._. ...:,:..·..:~·:,.;.;'..:...; - IO.lffr ' . · R~J~I£stati;For Sale 1:: .' HOIS.TE.nEI' ="""· :J.22.tfc • .. Klilser Aluminum. m•tcnt. HAYMAN'S AUCTION tloutt, Lourel Cliff, now open ttch Friday to receive con· llgnmonts at 1Cia.m. Auction 3 ROOM unfumlsha!f - ' · starling at 7 p.m. Lot us soli mont. Phono 992-2211. your merchandiH. 7·1-lfc '' · a !-'~t!f:~r~II= = • ·. i_ land .Realtu; *· s#ta. .... . . gar~~ llitt ~iJnt, GOOD DAILY CROSSWORD CONro\'8NiitLI. CONTACT Ul HENRY CLILAND RIALTOll · ...._ ...,..,.• IOWO" l'l'omd®wn, uaeoJor Olftl!ll ..2-2. -t.J:i>'pllan . . .r 10. JIOCIII!om ILP&rtol 10.1Wtc , Mlddloport. Ra~ briQ<' - .....,.., -· y ,pelnf(d outtlda. Wtlt-to-wolt cor· pe~J!II. Wlll 1011 flwnllhtd, ~ ~ lwde.l 4 . -ry. tulo<l Umo 5. Plaoe s. hd.thl ''ldtt:y"' - '•.-. ' •· · \' eondltion 7.11ou111 - , R&W&Uan 17""'- ..lJn,...,lti\N, ...... · 2. Looooll 3. Revene a 10.20-tlc . a. l'u'!<lr pm. (1-.) 8. COnto•t joiDir • ' '· 1. . ,(;: NOTICI ertctlon ' ' the Atrlcultural will M hold 12, 1f70 et C:OUIUy CQt,frt from s ··---· 14. Plulot 11. Take up 21•.24. 1\hw (Bp.). , 25.W- PJ'Ol)Or· =~:tr 2T. Otl 28.W31. 18TO -· o.ear, I �..:;.~ . .•~:5!:~::.;:,:·~ . ~~~"" . . . . .. ...... . . . . . .. ····~--~ .... ·· ··· - "' ""'~'". ·:. ~··;. ...-: '"'"' 1.''' •"'··(-...:( ..... ... .... ,.., ..,. .... .. .. . ... ~ ....... - """' . .., ..... --. .• T' ' • ..._ '" "'" ...., ...,. ~ ...... ""' "'" "~~ '"ii,... '•-..:- ' .. I ·. / ., ' ' I .... ,. ,, • 'iaFiirns,-Bariains, and ore largains In :Sentii1el Classifieds r-----~--~------~~ Pomeroy· Motor 2 Of . QUALITY ' ' 1969 CHEVRQLEt~ 12495 Station Wagon, V-8 motor. automatic transmission. power 'teerlhg. ' Ns For Sale Busine·.ss ·Sernces • ' ~SIT .PiiJH>Itt, AKC, t:io. . Frlncl• ltntdum, phone _Cooivtllo "l'·-· 10.11-121c PAICKVIEW Konnol!t fraod*, ond bird qt. AK~. Pel ond 'JhOW Grooming. Phono 992-i . Far Sale GAS FLOOR lurneco, t40. Phone Ctnbe ooon ot !09 5tcond Avo,, Middleport. 10-..Jie m.-. 4 PIGS, 2 thotls. Phone 742- 4626, Rolland Rvllond. I'OMI!ROY. OHIO FIELD . LOST, lady's whllo ~ld I tw lch 1I "·I A 5 P.M. Day Bef~rt PubiiCitlon wr 1 1 ,... II . '· Mondar Dudllnt9a .m. game Frktey. PhoiMt 9f2-3501. Cancellation l Corrtctlont -·-· , • ' • gro~m Soorlos, chrytlnthe- bloom. Roynoldt Flower Shop, Nilson. IIJ.211'Jic 10..19-ltc I ltoof Pah1tln11 Repair, SJioUiil!l .\ Clrpenter Work • . (ontld: F11tm ""' Lorgoot TruciO"' · Bull- Radiator to tho Smallest on. . BIA£1TNMS · ..t.~1a ,...,.y 10.1Uip muml •nd muma In full • ROOFIKr BY COIITRAcr ;J.17·1fG. 1967 CHEVROLET $1695 Belair~ Dr. Sedan. V-1 motor. standard shift. lost ! (Jupl.t:,•· · 'COAL, llm..tono. Excoltlor· Sill Worb, E. Mlln Sf .. : Pamoroy. 1'hono 992-3t91. : · 4-f.tfc WANT AD IN,ORMATION DUDLINIS ' ' 1967 CHEVROLET $3495 · Corvette with both tops. ~speed trans., 327 cu. ln. 350 H.P. motor. · Po•eroy Mit• Co.· ~OI'I!M EVI!S. 1.00 I'.M. \CI ' NOWW u~:r::'s~ FORe ' ORVIU£ J(IIJIJN . . r4f.IMJ ~.o: Rl.l ~====~-- L - - - - - - - ' -'~ - ...:...t • ·; .EXPERT ~A( ' .Nnt • • SOUIH a a $5.55 ' Have Your . . YNrly . . ; ' Air.QJildiinbiJ ~­ llispectiari· An;· · -GUAIIANTEED- TROPaL FISH I'IIont 992-2094 GREEN beont, tomalotl, Pick And Complllt Une your own. Also. pototoot ond twtot pototoot. Bring con· of Suppll•• ReGULATIONS -~----"---... l'ainiiiiJ lfame .I Auto Tht Publisher reserves the 1· tolnors. Andrew Croos, lefor! ... E. Mtlo. 0. right to Hit or rtiKt any ads Carrte' IS Folts, dnmtd obltctlonll. The 10.1Ufc publllhtr will not be responsible MI-.W.Vo. ''I can thla 11'~ Ia called 'The Infinite lor mort thon one tncorrocl • • I t 77JoNJI EARLY Amerle<~n Storto-redlo MIFaint' IJ 1UA &lVI 111t1 a htadachtl" lnstrtlbn. I.CU SePTIC tankt ctoalltd. Miller comblnttlon,M\& FMrtdto, · RATII OtNI1· o:lltflffl.lll, Dlltr.1tf14 ''"'' Sonllitlon, Siewert, Ohio. Ph. For Want Afl Service 4 -ker tound IYIIem, 4 5ctntl ptr Word one Insertion speed •utomatlc changer. 2-12-ttc MlnlmiHTI Chlrgt75c Balance $7t;l4. Un our Far 12 ctnts per word thrte New budget termt. Ctll 992·3352. BY BERftiA PARKER Mr. and Mr1. Norman consecutive lnHrtlons. REGISTERED q!lll'lor horse WH'EEL • Hont Sttoo and M ~ Slrvlca, a.um Lumbjr · School attendance ha~- G'·"'- M Mr II cents per word she. con . ldl Sa••-lb Phone MODERN Walnut style , . UUII 8c CIICI 1 -.q• owef'Y 1 • HCUfiVt inllrfiOnl. Conlact 90 ng. · · Compony, Chotfor, Olllo. 10.1Utc Phone _ , _ _ redlo, •m. fm r_,Jo, .. IDHker Oel 18 gt !be Free Methodlat and Mra. Ivan Diehl, Georgia 25 Per cent Dllcounl on pold tound system, • · IPted 1d1 Plld within 10 devs. Cburcb -as · f.20.ffc Dai~ • 1111. Olle"'"" ••oo ,... Dl e hi , Ber lb a p ort er on d edsend CARD o' T"ANK~ outomottc changer. Balince Rea"'-1-:E'"'slatl-:-t-ar""'Sa~le= $73." · Ust our I!Udget torms. HOUSE, 5 roomt and boll!; 3 AIR CON·Dt1'10NING, tft.35. Charles Diehl attended the 1..,0 l:r C:: 1 !:,~·~lnlmum . Colt ftl-3352. Phone 992·2156 A family dinner wu beld Fairfield County Fair. Eoch oddlllonot word 2c. bedrooms, hatdwood floon. Refrllfer:-faft ~let. Jlck'• · 10.2Uic Birch kllchtn tablnott, al,500. RofriQaratlon, Now HIYOII; 1 Saturday at the home of Mrs, Mrs, Ruth Dousluancl Nancy Addlll...1~ ~?.; A~~argo por Conftcl Cltudt Roy, Filth St., Phont . .2019•• Mali Help Wanted Georcla Dlebl. Thooo praent vlllted Saturday lrith Mro. AdvoriiHmonl. Rtclnt, Ofllo. U.tlc RING. NECK phaasonts, moll )0-21 ..fc . ' were Mr. and Mrs. Paul Archer, Douslu' parenll, Mr. and Mro. .,0 :,~"1~15 ,~0~~~ Dolly, WANTED: Silos lrolnte to !Ingle pups. John Thoma, Loon, W. Vo. Phone 195-3912. ...,-=~-~--=,READY • .MIX CONCRET!! ,__ _ _....;......:,.+"'"-' Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hllen, Hannon FOI. 1'20 o.m. lo 12,00 Noon w«k directly with Manafllt' 10.211-41< 5 ROOM houu, btth, PomtroY:. dtll~rtd rJftht to y_our rvi>ER ~"'AK'· e.....1 · ,_..._ Mark, Gren. and Jody, Mr. and Mrs. Hannon Fox, Soturdoy. tor adv11ncement fo Sales Will con•- tollll!ll 01\.tond prolfct ' Fast 'Frtt .,,.., """ .:...'!'!'!'c. ........ Mlnager potltlon. Must ill 1M6 NEW MOON trailer, 2 contract. Phone m-2m. Columbus; Mr. and Mrs. Mro. Ruth Douslas and Nancy Notice ·est matot. Ph6qt tfl-321.. INch · .-;-" 1\~rl; nut·, aggreulve and willing bedroom, 10x51, 12,100. Ex· 1o....;;; 21•31< =rein, lltlidr-MI• eo.. Charles Dleh~ and Charles visited Sunday with Mrs, CHRISTMAS In October. to work. carneassary. ADDIY condlflon. Phone Aptbony, local, Mr. and Mrll. Robert Burk and boby oon at Chrltlrnotls the Ideal time ol 460 MacCorkle, Avf., ·'Sci. cellent ONE 7 room houtt, both, Ml eport, Ofl!o. 1-311-lfc BACKHOE ' end 0 EndiNd~r Moton n3·5"3. Chas. lfiJI Diehl, Tuaa. Camden Clark HOII()!tal. Mro. the yur to give your loved Mlddlopgrt. ono s room WOI'k. G<lor~ Bill !'viii"" . 10.1Uic IO.IUic Mr. and Mrs. Walter Gene IDnes aJao vlllled Mrs. ones a lruly fine porlrolt of houtO, both, Mlddl_.. No NEIGLER Contfructlon. For 10.16-:tOtp yourself or your family. rootonoble offer roftcltd. building or rom-11)11 , .. Hellman • Ball Run • .pen t Burt at tho h-ltal 7 ROOM hou11, both, coal ..,.... • Solves your gift giving Phone fti.!OJ$. homo, call Guy Ntlglar, furn1ce . Thorr••• Fork Road Saturday evening lrith Mrs. Mr. Wyatt Radford opent problomt. Give porlralts. Call Wanted To Bur 10.20-tfc lltctno, Ohio. neor Hllend Church. /'No, Georcla Diehl. Saturday evenm, with Mr. and todoy !or on oppolntment. OLD furniture, dtMM. braa 7-3J.tfc Clitford Jocobt. Phone 992· ~- Harmon Foz Grovor • Studio, Mlddloport. beds, ole. Write M. D. Mitior, 2437. • =•· · Phone 99:1-205. Rt. 4, Pomeroy, Cillo. Colt ::-:SE~W~t~HG~MA:-:-:-CH"'t"'N""Es,-.-::R=~ lO.tUtc 10.21-<tlc ftl-4211. service, 111 -ri'llka. tf2. , ., 4 ....' "... Tho Fabric Shop, ~oroy. IMift te rhr .,.c:ltlcattona. "STAR" kllll rats quickly. SWAP SHOP, now and utod llfft IVIIIIIMt IIW. • Auth«lztd $1- Silts arid Sure. 2V. pgunds, $1.69. fumlture. Phone 992-1261, 305 Sorvlct. w. Sllii'pon Scltaorl. Ebonboch H<irdware, Supr N. 2nd. Avo.. Middleport, :J.2f.ffc Run Mills, Plcktnt Hard· Ohio. ' were. lt\liaon. 10.14-301c CWB MEETII CURTISS Ctttla Brotdl~g 10-21·301c Sorvtco. Phone Parker at 991· Tha Nebacllma Ganlelt Club W:;;I:-LL,..-,gl"'ve--:pl,-an-o-:1-ttton-·1 In my lUI or colt tfatlon Coolville MORNING heater. home. Phon!! 992-3666. met at the Aln-Quillen 661-3251. btu. Phone Nilson n:~1-16-tfc loltmorlal Bulldtnl for Ita ( Will •• oceopted until • o.m. tor 01~ of Publlclflon Help Walllld ,..._y, Ew1Jn McDMiel w'tt Wan'-" In Mason and Haven Laurel UitT News Notes The __,._,_ ~···_ _ __ Sale Sentinel -..,llltY =-=-------- JI)UR New Haven IDlE Social Events Chester East News Notes · 1945 CHEVROLET· ;~;:~::~;~~~[: Pickup, 18011. MOhlro~ Rupe 2V.-hp mini bike, 150. '~~==:--:---7 pens. ~~~· See evelngl '"" 4 o'clock. ~ ~ ::rn c~~:. w:;::r~ . _ 'I t0-21-Jtc MtNERIVILLI HILL- LIKE stove. Electrolux I!PJIIIPif'. NEW- 5 roomsj 2 ~ adrOCNnl, Contact Peul Brooks, Box :15, TAKE sollawoy""' Blut Lutlrt bath, nl~ kllchon wttli buill· Coolville. Ohio. -15723. woy I rom carrts and • ' In r-1 " -1• ...... 10-20.3lc upholstery. bn eloctr1c GOINCI. IIT "-900• , sham- $1. 8oktr fur. HARRIIONVILLI - LOW For Rl't nltwe. Middleport, 0.10.21·70 UPkEEP ,.. 1 slary . Ill~ 1 O)(SO TWO. bedroom - - - - - - - ~~~~. 1~1 toomi,2 j.!tdlol', h..,..lraller. Pl1one 992-3\154. AWNINGS, storm doors ond =D 'rot.'G'/h&I'~U 10.21_.1p windows. urports, FARM_ loll of merq-.- blown liKI belt t btr •' tb ltd FURNISHED tnd unlurnlthod Insulation. Etmor Whitt, ~Ill, coil;:~~~ lltu l'tlll'tunlatl ... For lrtt NEW lATH, N,IW . KIT· Ctou to ldlool. ttllmatot, phoni Chortu CHIN. ~ llvllill '· room, 2 992-541. . 10-11-ttc Llsto r Syroeuto. V. V. - " · COULD' lfAVI 4 Johnt«< ond lon. lne.5, lflllo out ol Pam-, 2 BEDROOM lrtltor, country 1-30-tfc - ·•. tlO.fOO. location near Pomerort. ' ' Avalloblt very toon. Phoolt I'OMIROY WITH INCOME 992-1314, 992·7133 or 992·2311. - 2 •torr tre"'f, 3-lltdr-s. 10.20-31c 2 billie, CO,RNEJI . LOT, night locks, wall to e<~rpellng, small gu 10.1f-41c BAND, Friday end Sllurday nights. Tha Maverlckt. Ht-7 Clilb. 111-IO..ctc GUN SHOOTS, sterling Slturdty night, Oct. U ond every saturday following. mutt. NtOr RaCine Pltnlng Mill. Spentortd by Srracott Volunteer Flro lloportment. """'ltd PIANO tuning. Kerl Kobler, TRAILER, Brown't Troller Nilson. Phont 773-5535 afllr 5 Park, Mlnertvlllt. Phont m. p.m. 33'U. 9-9-ttc 10.13-:rotc HAIU~tsoN'S 'TV .t.ND. AN·· ~-~M SIR,VI_CE. Phon~ ... . . ·--·_,·_.;;i._. ...:,:..·..:~·:,.;.;'..:...; - IO.lffr ' . · R~J~I£stati;For Sale 1:: .' HOIS.TE.nEI' ="""· :J.22.tfc • .. Klilser Aluminum. m•tcnt. HAYMAN'S AUCTION tloutt, Lourel Cliff, now open ttch Friday to receive con· llgnmonts at 1Cia.m. Auction 3 ROOM unfumlsha!f - ' · starling at 7 p.m. Lot us soli mont. Phono 992-2211. your merchandiH. 7·1-lfc '' · a !-'~t!f:~r~II= = • ·. i_ land .Realtu; *· s#ta. .... . . gar~~ llitt ~iJnt, GOOD DAILY CROSSWORD CONro\'8NiitLI. CONTACT Ul HENRY CLILAND RIALTOll · ...._ ...,..,.• IOWO" l'l'omd®wn, uaeoJor Olftl!ll ..2-2. -t.J:i>'pllan . . .r 10. JIOCIII!om ILP&rtol 10.1Wtc , Mlddloport. Ra~ briQ<' - .....,.., -· y ,pelnf(d outtlda. Wtlt-to-wolt cor· pe~J!II. Wlll 1011 flwnllhtd, ~ ~ lwde.l 4 . -ry. tulo<l Umo 5. Plaoe s. hd.thl ''ldtt:y"' - '•.-. ' •· · \' eondltion 7.11ou111 - , R&W&Uan 17""'- ..lJn,...,lti\N, ...... · 2. Looooll 3. Revene a 10.20-tlc . a. l'u'!<lr pm. (1-.) 8. COnto•t joiDir • ' '· 1. . ,(;: NOTICI ertctlon ' ' the Atrlcultural will M hold 12, 1f70 et C:OUIUy CQt,frt from s ··---· 14. Plulot 11. Take up 21•.24. 1\hw (Bp.). , 25.W- PJ'Ol)Or· =~:tr 2T. Otl 28.W31. 18TO -· o.ear, I �, .. Mts. Lohse Calendar l!~;~----;~;~ IS1tat1ons ~re Urged a, CW1 'flllllllon cl1a'tDa American Ecbai!IUO!! Woet, ._CIIIecl 01:1. 21 • Noo. 1, for .U W ' r 11 PTA 1111111- IIIIUtameellllc......,.,nJcbt Social Calendar II the llldclell"' t J:lrw•oaty 8claool. . . Larry Spencer, P'tlldoul, I epotlecl tbe recent IIIII eoalerenoe of Oblo Cotler- of Parenti and 'hriwl !lid intmdncod Mro. lllnld Laba, t11W D111r1et 11 Ill lib. Mn. Laba oulllned ber d!lllll llld Nil ,MJihUfiiH to lacal !mila and ubcl 11111 pllu be made in oenc1 a deilpCe to lbl IJIIriDC con· Mn. 1 I Sladenll lllln,_,.ww,Jielr:JII••.UeJ, Mill ••• ..•'• · Refugees Pawns of Hate, Passion .. • ' : II)" PIDL NEWIIOM • UP! Fortlln Aaalyll loolrecl out 8CrOIJI the wall divtdlng old ll!ci new JI!I'UIIiem. Pointing, abe cleclarecl: "See! That Ia my .•' bu. .." A lilllple llatanenl of fact. Her ho...,. Allhbe woold retum to It that n!gbl . lie woldd 1101 hec"'IIOIIIe was an Arab refUgee anc1 what bacl 'Die Jorclllliln : ~. . 1I'CII1UIII Foreign New& Commentary ileeDbw boule IIOWWUI port of Ilrlel. ·:; llle wu • bit of.Mldd1e Eut " " - Cllt adrift_by the lint Arab.lnell 'W!"" In IMe,Niwecipan;tBon bYIIitael in $11"11 tO ,"~llif:lllme,m"*ljrl' •a,~:t.,.lhtiltablllllild Anib Will, lltobJed orlilea...,lll the wJIJthy lllllOIIi the 7: 11DIIecl Nallons wbo oontrlbutecl to h,.. relief ancl hoped that erentually llle ancl hll" JrQblem would fl away. •·• ()! thai aumy clly wbon lbe pointed acroa the wan, the third rouadoftbeArab-IIraeUnrllllllwu to befoll8ht. ""' When 1111 flecl ber home in IIMI, ber manbw allr1UIIed at 1110,1100. Bqulddy jumpecl to more th111l011,1100, went from there to ":.: IIIC!N illan 1,1100,1100 lllcllltor the 1117 war to iuore than 2,0011,1100. .~ Alofthelll7war, U.S.IIiclllonetothe Arab refUgees bacl rome ~ ~ .., million. ADcl no llllullon yet in li8Jrt. 11ua11a, Incidentally, \'!' w• ""'". phebe - . •• .:i,. Sa1': If you ..-.. like • u •• .... .....• ' Quality and bacl conlrlbulecl nothlni. Nor was there to be an end to the Mldeasl <ilroOO~ogy of violence. July 2Z, IM6, aaw Jewlah irg1ID atremllt1 blow up Brllllh baaclquarteroln Jerusalem's KlDg David Hotel ()! May 21, liMI, ll!e Jewilh flern gang tlllecl Count Falke Bemadolte, the UN mediator. 'lben,lltor the lblrd Arab delelt In opeD warfare in 1117, c1111e AI Fallb ancl the F~, the P.feBtlnlan Arab """"'""""' pledged to fl&bt lbelr own lllllqround war !lid in ~ Ilrael into the 101. In the Gf boll! both, II Wlr In JOI'dlit Wllhcni a IOIIIenlenl Gf the l'l!{ugee can m Middle Eul be ....... Eul>t'o Prealdent Gllllll Abdel-. before h\a death, came bellledl,!o to the belief IIIII the P.IMII•l•• re!Vg101, their apark of bate qainll IlrMI fllmecl by Arab JIIVIIIIIIIlcll and ted by deprivation 111!1 oqualor, l!lddenb" bacl become a force not M· llclpalecl by ellabJ!IIIed Atttb rulerl. 'Die pe!estln!aN CIIIIOI win the war qtolnll Ilrlel. But IIley can ~ lbe Gf the · , us ·CHOICE We have 1 v•rlety of yard goods and nillleiidi. lllonded W"bable Wools ,r. Acrylics • • $2 .yd. · . ZlpfN!rs. 10c ••· • • • • • • Buttons, lc ea. · Antique S.tln Drajlery • • • • , • • 6tc yll. · . ' . <I; llf~room ~rpet ' THROW ' • Down-· ....... 01> Convenient Terms. · ·~ ~. ' ·. · RU~jH!IATHI . • • · Mason, W.Va. ......... . . . 24 cr. . Jumbo Fresh Head Lm'UCE .. ,,. Y$JOW , . CMlOJS• ulde in ...... to rid , , II* porenla to wuolt. mort dolely goal. lflghllgl!llnc lbe iii\ml!tMill theiuchoola and local law aillbila at tile COD'Ii"llon enforcement aaenclell In lbe one on culbnl4!1'11. 'Ibl...,. · enfortement ol - t laWI featured woru 01 cblldretl ...,. and thooe which are eiwc:lecl in youth of Ohio. curtail the problem. of vandalisn! by encouragitql SP~III.ERS Dr. Martin Esoex, stale "llptrintendent of put& instrucllon, was among the notecl speataro at the coovenUoo. He moderated a panel on "Students' Rights ancl Responsibllitl eo. Other speakers were Harolcl L. Yochwn, president emerllul of Capital Univ,...ily, whooe topic wu "It's Your Cbild, lan'lll!" and Ray Monaalvalge, psychologist, traveler and author, wbo spoke on "Uncork Your Hidden Tlllenla." Monsalvatge demOilllration mental acr<~batlco and feats in his aclclresa at the Wednesday night banquel His O'Dpil•si• wu on selling a cleBnite goal and then puabing everything PARTY PUNNID 'Die Flnl &en m B ;lill Chlpel Gf PwiaUj baa pl...., a Hallo..., pariJ at the di!Wdl, Eall Mallia., !ram 7to t p.m. on 'l'lt!aadiJ, Oet. fl. All SundiJ aoctl .... tIll . . iJJYitecl in lllliDd and • Illite • guell. 1b«'e WID of be,......, ......... · - · prloll IDOl •eftMauerU. UNDERGOES SURGERY Mro. Kalbenl Rouah Smith Gf Pomeroy Widaaent IUI'I8'7 Tueaclay afternoon at the MO!IIll Carmel Hoopltal, Columbua. Her room numbor Ia 741. Pricoo Good Tbru Slturdly, Oclobor 24th. U.S. Gov't. Inspected- Fresh, Whole · porenl the cllnner Mrl ROCK SPRINGS Better Vena Stepp Preece toalt ...,.: Hel1lb Uub, 1 : 1~ p.m •. 'l'hurahn ••!bile fam1lJ to her home clly, bCIDe Gf Mrl:, Jluih ior the evening tlllll 'l1we Bearbl; pig In pota IIIIo; aec:ret ~··-~·110 pals to be revealed. - · bPI*--. )IOrl!OI!I! FRIDA·~ at bor homo She II mother Gf ' Mra Jean. Maynard Mr MEIGS HIGH School c ;..... Amilia! illlpeollon tlllloDiock GrOYe Gr11111 wu belcl reeeniiJ with Mra. Ylr1U Alldno, " : matron, In· IPICibC · . 'Ibl lourlh In lull form. The procratll lelllllred ddla, ra..... aadCGJteellll"lfecl bJ Mra. Clrol Jaall, -a., loclaret. New ulllea1 eleclecl wee Helen Qal\'ef, ;uuter; Lao Story, overHer; Mro. Jon11, leelllte~; Slallford Stocktoti, ateward; HUber Qulyey, pte keeper; llernlc:e Hawk, clloplaln: lllnPaallen, Pomona; llar,aret Hanln1, Corel; llclria Eutman, Flcwa; Frank Clark, aoailtanl aleward; Edna Clark, lacly anlatant a'leward · Dorsel Smith, tr~aaurer'; Alice Sta!Ga, M<ntary; WIWam Hart, Rolancl Eutman, ancl Ralph lle11nard, executive committee; . Leo Story leglalatlve agent; Roland· Eutman, youth chairmen, Doria Eutman, junl« IIUJiron, and Ludl1e Story, chairman of ........... ••~t. Plana "''re IIUide lor a llalloween IIII'IJ to be held on Oct. 2t w·lth the Modem Woodnwft ol' Amerlea • Ou-istmas Portrait Can Bring Families Togethe1 ~ 1R •I ~: V : • • ..., -. ~ -.;T UI- Rib Steaks ":I •••. $Jilt lolling S , Beef ~ ' • • .•. . 2t Will Steak .~:~.~ CL1111 k I 0Iogna • • •. •···5t Lunch Meat ~~~;:: • • ,, ::. 4t Thin Slicn Meats ~= 3=. s1oo I • • • i , .llllppIe "'' 3- $100 Eight O'Clock Coff• · .3~ '23' a,,le B1tter o'=';~ . . -.:- 4t Indent Pu~~inp ::.~ • '::' 1t Tea 1111 ::. • • .. • .:::. 7t 1 . ' lb. ·' • ..... llANO I YAA!miS . 1 FRESH WHOLE FRYER LEGS '"·.5t FRESH FRYER BREASTS • ' • FRESH CHICKEN LIVERS . • • • •···It BUCKET OF CHICKEN "·5t I • • I ..... -=.:=...-. - Fresh Grapes Reel Emperor or Black Ribier 4 lbs. S 00 WITH PQE !WillET TAPE 99c Preii iOIIIITIIATU; IRIMPOO :: IPECIAIJ Ftootlnp, Com MuHM, ronc:atce & WaHII. Callas & lutlwmtlll IIKutta Jiffy Mixes •• g,.,L '1 oo Secret.:.=:... :: 99' Quick Oats • • • Secret:I:' a:: 94c Tomato Juice Crest r::~ Apple Cider '1·-:::-SUNNYf'IELD lk OFF LAIIL MPIRAND ~TII!'AII'I ONIONS 31.&~ QUART PUsJJc · . lOMATOES .. ~~ ' ena.-nt of an income • relatecltuwllic:b would ptOYide a more equitable baoe of la18tion to supplement the property tu. Other resoluUons adoptecl at the convention were as follows : Adult Education - 'rbat the Ohio PTA support efforla to expand opporWDIUes 1..- conUnuln,g eclucation with speclal emphuls f« the parents of preschool cblldren. Oil1d Abu!e - Thai the Ohio PTA bring forth recom· menclatlona lor action . to alleviate chUd abule, repor· teclly on the inc:reaee in certain areas of the atate. Environmental Control That lbe Ohio PTA develop a campaign on environmental control and urge the Ohio General Assembly to provicle needed legislation lor such control and the !Wlds with wbich to enforce it. Vanclallsm - That the Ohio PTA emphasize the prevenUon ·~ a. FURNITURE Check our Produee Mlllf, LOHSE : Mr.l!lld Mrl. ~ Maynarcl relrelbmen~y ~lteadecl the annual Stepp CUB SCOUT p ~ ••s lwn!CII beld at Cold Water ac" ~ , (:net allna, Ky. Following 8 American Legion llaU, 7 p.m. IJanday duduervlc:u butel Halloween party ; an hoy• In· liimw ,... beld at 111e cllurcll terealed in Joining attend will! a Grange Inspection Held StokelY· tsu.p....•..••.•.•• 4..~- 1•00 Fruit Cocktali.::L:.......... 4.. : 1.00 -.:B eef . . . t . . Stew............................~.. 49 .~ Velveeta:·:· Cheese..::...~. 2 ~ '1.09 -• • • Afti!ND IIEUNION wancla Janico' BiCb lrolrato to 11 The Pt m. ' .l.ayl will - , Dill IN MlCBJOAN WILLING WO!RKERS Qui, Franell v. AIIIGa, a !comer Enterprlle United Metbodlll Pameroy re:ddelll died ll'rtday Cburcll, malk'ld HaUoween a1 tbe home ., b.. cllll8hter. party, 7:30 Frldl.r • 111e 11ome Mra. Robert (Detty) JIGpn in ol Mill Dorolh)' Long. Delroll, lllda. ' • . t l..adlel Auslllary, Dmo Web, ller Pall 31, 7::10. p.m. Wee!~ neaclay, home Gf Mro. Paul Cud. The 11th birthday alB· niYflrlll'J WID be obesved. WINDING TRAIL Gardnn Club, 7::10 Weclneaclay, Otdo Power Co. office; Mrl. Leo Kennedy, Sr., hoeteaa. W.S.C.S., FOREST Ptun Metbodial Cllirch, 7:30 lllleclneaclly; Mro. U. S. Nease 8ll<l Mro. ~ Neue, hooteuea. SOUTHERN LOCAL Alll.leUc Boootero, 7:30p.m. WedrMII!day at the hiP IChool; final plana for lootbaD banquet ancl cluntey bult.etbaD pmea. MEIGS COUNTY Wcrmen'a Republican Club, 7 p.m. Wednaclay, RepubUcan HQ, ~~~lllbler-ln-law, MASON . "'' VM CAMP'S ' WebWeclPaul I ·.District PTA Director con...u.., beld In Ala'on. I ocal unill ancl tbe alate lifo. LollJe wu one Gf lour :uaociaUon. Counties in ber Meip Cow11J deJecatee to the ·area are Athens, Meigs, con...uon, the otben belnc Jackaon, Vinton, Lawrence, Mrs. Richard Vauchan of Hocldng, and Gallil. Mjdcneport, olate p1bliMUons ''O.,.,.ation Oulreacll" was cllalnnan and prel!idont ol tile the theme ol the state con· Meigs County Council oil vention held at the Mayflower ~~~ and Teachers; Mrs. Hotel. Among the dignitaries PbyUil Dugan, of 1be Sale~n a!lending wu Mrs. Leon S. Center PTA, ancl Mrs. Lar' y Price of Dallas, Tens, Spencer, president of tl oe preslden! of the National Mldr!leport PTA. · , Congress of Parents and The new cllalrlct director Ia a Teachers. Approlimalely 2,0011 put prealclent of the POillOl"oy Oblo PTA membero attended Central PTA and the Pomet oy lhe convention. Elementary PTA and l!OI'Vecl 81 RI!80UITIONS dlllrlct director from Iiiii to Highlighting resolutions ltllli. Wblle oervtng on the OA>Io aclopted at the stale P'i'A PTA Board, Mro. Lohse ·wu convention was ooe pertaining cbalrman of the teUero' and to public scboolllnanclng. nominating committees and The resolution called for •lailecla vesper oervlce a.l alate revision by the Obio Generlll convenUons. Aasemhly of the State Foun· AI dlllrlct director, . Mro. dation Program to Include Lobae will oerve PTA Wlil;o In a adequate state support equal to oev-ty area, CO!lllviCI the or greater than 50 per cent of annual l!)ll'ing coovenU.on and lhe average operational coot of function 81 the llnlt between pubUc schooia. lllllao called lor · ,. B ~ .... ~~- ·==·:..::f.~ o~e!IIJ Beef Roast • iaqhler, Am;p, · ;~..a. QaJIIpolll pdlen'. " Pdbetdlt ' ~ ·>SI.o.•k . I!.ADI PORK .PORK SA USAG·'E::£0::.," .. . ,. . ·~ OYSTERS .~~'::!::r:-............1!-~:..t· 11IICII, TASTY ' ·, jlln. l'.arl lloiviiij)GI'I. f ..,_ -..-tad S.vingaYou 'II Love Our Steak. e · . a • As •A Mill Outlet You tan Buy , · . . . . By Tile f'l!und. .. . .. LIIGe• As loll!' As • · • • • · • • · 50c $hfttt . .per ~...1. .. ., ~ubie Knits, As Low As • • • · 1.00 per Yll• 5x6 ajld Sxl . . ' ,. ROUND ~ •• •• -.tar-FitMr.FoartbiJ'I!de ~ aved II C1 I!era. t A ldldaen beocl Jacl by Lorry lponetr prOYided en· ~t. In the &naP.... laeJieor. llltiMti.Mu:Dillllhae luul cbllclren, lhe .Spencer ~ Mr. llltl IIIli. Tom !JIIlJ l!lld dalldnll, Mr. llld Outlet Cub, lnsta~ lled PAST PRESIDENTS' Cub, from Oblo VDhwlltJ wcofdJciD lhe junior Pitt project were lulzvducod. iln. L W. JlcCmw' lblrd trade woa the attendance lnrd. 'Ibl plaiCe to lbe file to ap.a the n*'"' c - letl bJ paWl Bpell, KIMD AICII. river clelt as in the welrld are umecl after the delta of the NUe, oo-callecl ....,._ It II triangular-the lhape of the Greet letter delbl. review • PAST PRESIDENTS' Llldlel Anzlllary' Drew Iter Pool 3t, 7:30 p. m. lleaclly, home of Mrl. Cuct. ROY IlL AND SELECT Maatero, llolworlb CouncU, alatecl meeting, 7:30 Wed· · neaday, Pomeroy Masonic oeallw. TaDple; followed by a !p"'illl 'Ibl Mtlp County eo-tJ Gf meeliJW of P<eeru)' <1lapter, l'lnallJ and Teacba me n1'1 RAM, 111011 exeellenl muten' · *l ~ ,.,.. for , ... .....,. J de&Nt to be conferred. • 1b1 Jndberr· E111Da11arf MEIGS COUNTY TBidl 8claool Mn.llicllad Veqban Alan., Wedneaclay, 7::10 p.m. al lljX IMrt Gf tbe CGuncll llld Mlddlepcrt v11Jaeo baD to plall. Mn. lllle Wllbum II vice 1..- triO C1Wimal Seal Sale . Jl'ldWt . Ali Mrs. Harolcl Lo~oe of POIIIOI'O)• wu elected, and inWII:DNI!IIIIA~ ataUed ' ' director ol Dlltrlcll8, SHAKESPEARE Cl ub, Ohio Q..,.... of Parenla and potluck l!IICheon, Weclneaclay TeJcbero, at the 15th annual noon, at the home of MID Lyclll Ebenbacl!; meellng, JII'OII'IIIl · to follcno ; bring own table oervice. MIDDLEPORT Lltenr)' Cub, home ol Mrl. Forrest Bachtal, 2 p. m. Weclneaclay; Mro. Emenon J01101 bll book • IWIDIN IIIAND Skia.IJJJ. •i•ers ::; • :: .I t •""Saftlfft .. .... Jawll"' ..:·.. ;;• Sa•uce acr:=",J,.,- • • •• '1• Freezer Queen Pattia •-..It Swansoa's Di111n • • ..... S1ltana Din1en a:' • •-.at Slice~ lacon ~ • • :O:lt Swordfish Steaks • • • .... Kin1 Size Do11ts •.:. Dutoh A,le Pit .=:. . •.... French Fria ..:.. • • J~.. Gol~en Con ..:.. • • ,::: '1• Excel Mixe4 Nib • • :: Jt ~ lflla:;•· ~.- ......... ~ SLIM JIMS • • • ..~ I' LEAF BUBBLE lUll .."1. Jt LEAF JAW IIUIEB : Jt ....... Pops ....... • C•••Y Cor•'=' at �, .. Mts. Lohse Calendar l!~;~----;~;~ IS1tat1ons ~re Urged a, CW1 'flllllllon cl1a'tDa American Ecbai!IUO!! Woet, ._CIIIecl 01:1. 21 • Noo. 1, for .U W ' r 11 PTA 1111111- IIIIUtameellllc......,.,nJcbt Social Calendar II the llldclell"' t J:lrw•oaty 8claool. . . Larry Spencer, P'tlldoul, I epotlecl tbe recent IIIII eoalerenoe of Oblo Cotler- of Parenti and 'hriwl !lid intmdncod Mro. lllnld Laba, t11W D111r1et 11 Ill lib. Mn. Laba oulllned ber d!lllll llld Nil ,MJihUfiiH to lacal !mila and ubcl 11111 pllu be made in oenc1 a deilpCe to lbl IJIIriDC con· Mn. 1 I Sladenll lllln,_,.ww,Jielr:JII••.UeJ, Mill ••• ..•'• · Refugees Pawns of Hate, Passion .. • ' : II)" PIDL NEWIIOM • UP! Fortlln Aaalyll loolrecl out 8CrOIJI the wall divtdlng old ll!ci new JI!I'UIIiem. Pointing, abe cleclarecl: "See! That Ia my .•' bu. .." A lilllple llatanenl of fact. Her ho...,. Allhbe woold retum to It that n!gbl . lie woldd 1101 hec"'IIOIIIe was an Arab refUgee anc1 what bacl 'Die Jorclllliln : ~. . 1I'CII1UIII Foreign New& Commentary ileeDbw boule IIOWWUI port of Ilrlel. ·:; llle wu • bit of.Mldd1e Eut " " - Cllt adrift_by the lint Arab.lnell 'W!"" In IMe,Niwecipan;tBon bYIIitael in $11"11 tO ,"~llif:lllme,m"*ljrl' •a,~:t.,.lhtiltablllllild Anib Will, lltobJed orlilea...,lll the wJIJthy lllllOIIi the 7: 11DIIecl Nallons wbo oontrlbutecl to h,.. relief ancl hoped that erentually llle ancl hll" JrQblem would fl away. •·• ()! thai aumy clly wbon lbe pointed acroa the wan, the third rouadoftbeArab-IIraeUnrllllllwu to befoll8ht. ""' When 1111 flecl ber home in IIMI, ber manbw allr1UIIed at 1110,1100. Bqulddy jumpecl to more th111l011,1100, went from there to ":.: IIIC!N illan 1,1100,1100 lllcllltor the 1117 war to iuore than 2,0011,1100. .~ Alofthelll7war, U.S.IIiclllonetothe Arab refUgees bacl rome ~ ~ .., million. ADcl no llllullon yet in li8Jrt. 11ua11a, Incidentally, \'!' w• ""'". phebe - . •• .:i,. Sa1': If you ..-.. like • u •• .... .....• ' Quality and bacl conlrlbulecl nothlni. Nor was there to be an end to the Mldeasl <ilroOO~ogy of violence. July 2Z, IM6, aaw Jewlah irg1ID atremllt1 blow up Brllllh baaclquarteroln Jerusalem's KlDg David Hotel ()! May 21, liMI, ll!e Jewilh flern gang tlllecl Count Falke Bemadolte, the UN mediator. 'lben,lltor the lblrd Arab delelt In opeD warfare in 1117, c1111e AI Fallb ancl the F~, the P.feBtlnlan Arab """"'""""' pledged to fl&bt lbelr own lllllqround war !lid in ~ Ilrael into the 101. In the Gf boll! both, II Wlr In JOI'dlit Wllhcni a IOIIIenlenl Gf the l'l!{ugee can m Middle Eul be ....... Eul>t'o Prealdent Gllllll Abdel-. before h\a death, came bellledl,!o to the belief IIIII the P.IMII•l•• re!Vg101, their apark of bate qainll IlrMI fllmecl by Arab JIIVIIIIIIIlcll and ted by deprivation 111!1 oqualor, l!lddenb" bacl become a force not M· llclpalecl by ellabJ!IIIed Atttb rulerl. 'Die pe!estln!aN CIIIIOI win the war qtolnll Ilrlel. But IIley can ~ lbe Gf the · , us ·CHOICE We have 1 v•rlety of yard goods and nillleiidi. lllonded W"bable Wools ,r. Acrylics • • $2 .yd. · . ZlpfN!rs. 10c ••· • • • • • • Buttons, lc ea. · Antique S.tln Drajlery • • • • , • • 6tc yll. · . ' . <I; llf~room ~rpet ' THROW ' • Down-· ....... 01> Convenient Terms. · ·~ ~. ' ·. · RU~jH!IATHI . • • · Mason, W.Va. ......... . . . 24 cr. . Jumbo Fresh Head Lm'UCE .. ,,. Y$JOW , . CMlOJS• ulde in ...... to rid , , II* porenla to wuolt. mort dolely goal. lflghllgl!llnc lbe iii\ml!tMill theiuchoola and local law aillbila at tile COD'Ii"llon enforcement aaenclell In lbe one on culbnl4!1'11. 'Ibl...,. · enfortement ol - t laWI featured woru 01 cblldretl ...,. and thooe which are eiwc:lecl in youth of Ohio. curtail the problem. of vandalisn! by encouragitql SP~III.ERS Dr. Martin Esoex, stale "llptrintendent of put& instrucllon, was among the notecl speataro at the coovenUoo. He moderated a panel on "Students' Rights ancl Responsibllitl eo. Other speakers were Harolcl L. Yochwn, president emerllul of Capital Univ,...ily, whooe topic wu "It's Your Cbild, lan'lll!" and Ray Monaalvalge, psychologist, traveler and author, wbo spoke on "Uncork Your Hidden Tlllenla." Monsalvatge demOilllration mental acr<~batlco and feats in his aclclresa at the Wednesday night banquel His O'Dpil•si• wu on selling a cleBnite goal and then puabing everything PARTY PUNNID 'Die Flnl &en m B ;lill Chlpel Gf PwiaUj baa pl...., a Hallo..., pariJ at the di!Wdl, Eall Mallia., !ram 7to t p.m. on 'l'lt!aadiJ, Oet. fl. All SundiJ aoctl .... tIll . . iJJYitecl in lllliDd and • Illite • guell. 1b«'e WID of be,......, ......... · - · prloll IDOl •eftMauerU. UNDERGOES SURGERY Mro. Kalbenl Rouah Smith Gf Pomeroy Widaaent IUI'I8'7 Tueaclay afternoon at the MO!IIll Carmel Hoopltal, Columbua. Her room numbor Ia 741. Pricoo Good Tbru Slturdly, Oclobor 24th. U.S. Gov't. Inspected- Fresh, Whole · porenl the cllnner Mrl ROCK SPRINGS Better Vena Stepp Preece toalt ...,.: Hel1lb Uub, 1 : 1~ p.m •. 'l'hurahn ••!bile fam1lJ to her home clly, bCIDe Gf Mrl:, Jluih ior the evening tlllll 'l1we Bearbl; pig In pota IIIIo; aec:ret ~··-~·110 pals to be revealed. - · bPI*--. )IOrl!OI!I! FRIDA·~ at bor homo She II mother Gf ' Mra Jean. Maynard Mr MEIGS HIGH School c ;..... Amilia! illlpeollon tlllloDiock GrOYe Gr11111 wu belcl reeeniiJ with Mra. Ylr1U Alldno, " : matron, In· IPICibC · . 'Ibl lourlh In lull form. The procratll lelllllred ddla, ra..... aadCGJteellll"lfecl bJ Mra. Clrol Jaall, -a., loclaret. New ulllea1 eleclecl wee Helen Qal\'ef, ;uuter; Lao Story, overHer; Mro. Jon11, leelllte~; Slallford Stocktoti, ateward; HUber Qulyey, pte keeper; llernlc:e Hawk, clloplaln: lllnPaallen, Pomona; llar,aret Hanln1, Corel; llclria Eutman, Flcwa; Frank Clark, aoailtanl aleward; Edna Clark, lacly anlatant a'leward · Dorsel Smith, tr~aaurer'; Alice Sta!Ga, M<ntary; WIWam Hart, Rolancl Eutman, ancl Ralph lle11nard, executive committee; . Leo Story leglalatlve agent; Roland· Eutman, youth chairmen, Doria Eutman, junl« IIUJiron, and Ludl1e Story, chairman of ........... ••~t. Plana "''re IIUide lor a llalloween IIII'IJ to be held on Oct. 2t w·lth the Modem Woodnwft ol' Amerlea • Ou-istmas Portrait Can Bring Families Togethe1 ~ 1R •I ~: V : • • ..., -. ~ -.;T UI- Rib Steaks ":I •••. $Jilt lolling S , Beef ~ ' • • .•. . 2t Will Steak .~:~.~ CL1111 k I 0Iogna • • •. •···5t Lunch Meat ~~~;:: • • ,, ::. 4t Thin Slicn Meats ~= 3=. s1oo I • • • i , .llllppIe "'' 3- $100 Eight O'Clock Coff• · .3~ '23' a,,le B1tter o'=';~ . . -.:- 4t Indent Pu~~inp ::.~ • '::' 1t Tea 1111 ::. • • .. • .:::. 7t 1 . ' lb. ·' • ..... llANO I YAA!miS . 1 FRESH WHOLE FRYER LEGS '"·.5t FRESH FRYER BREASTS • ' • FRESH CHICKEN LIVERS . • • • •···It BUCKET OF CHICKEN "·5t I • • I ..... -=.:=...-. - Fresh Grapes Reel Emperor or Black Ribier 4 lbs. S 00 WITH PQE !WillET TAPE 99c Preii iOIIIITIIATU; IRIMPOO :: IPECIAIJ Ftootlnp, Com MuHM, ronc:atce & WaHII. Callas & lutlwmtlll IIKutta Jiffy Mixes •• g,.,L '1 oo Secret.:.=:... :: 99' Quick Oats • • • Secret:I:' a:: 94c Tomato Juice Crest r::~ Apple Cider '1·-:::-SUNNYf'IELD lk OFF LAIIL MPIRAND ~TII!'AII'I ONIONS 31.&~ QUART PUsJJc · . lOMATOES .. ~~ ' ena.-nt of an income • relatecltuwllic:b would ptOYide a more equitable baoe of la18tion to supplement the property tu. Other resoluUons adoptecl at the convention were as follows : Adult Education - 'rbat the Ohio PTA support efforla to expand opporWDIUes 1..- conUnuln,g eclucation with speclal emphuls f« the parents of preschool cblldren. Oil1d Abu!e - Thai the Ohio PTA bring forth recom· menclatlona lor action . to alleviate chUd abule, repor· teclly on the inc:reaee in certain areas of the atate. Environmental Control That lbe Ohio PTA develop a campaign on environmental control and urge the Ohio General Assembly to provicle needed legislation lor such control and the !Wlds with wbich to enforce it. Vanclallsm - That the Ohio PTA emphasize the prevenUon ·~ a. FURNITURE Check our Produee Mlllf, LOHSE : Mr.l!lld Mrl. ~ Maynarcl relrelbmen~y ~lteadecl the annual Stepp CUB SCOUT p ~ ••s lwn!CII beld at Cold Water ac" ~ , (:net allna, Ky. Following 8 American Legion llaU, 7 p.m. IJanday duduervlc:u butel Halloween party ; an hoy• In· liimw ,... beld at 111e cllurcll terealed in Joining attend will! a Grange Inspection Held StokelY· tsu.p....•..••.•.•• 4..~- 1•00 Fruit Cocktali.::L:.......... 4.. : 1.00 -.:B eef . . . t . . Stew............................~.. 49 .~ Velveeta:·:· Cheese..::...~. 2 ~ '1.09 -• • • Afti!ND IIEUNION wancla Janico' BiCb lrolrato to 11 The Pt m. ' .l.ayl will - , Dill IN MlCBJOAN WILLING WO!RKERS Qui, Franell v. AIIIGa, a !comer Enterprlle United Metbodlll Pameroy re:ddelll died ll'rtday Cburcll, malk'ld HaUoween a1 tbe home ., b.. cllll8hter. party, 7:30 Frldl.r • 111e 11ome Mra. Robert (Detty) JIGpn in ol Mill Dorolh)' Long. Delroll, lllda. ' • . t l..adlel Auslllary, Dmo Web, ller Pall 31, 7::10. p.m. Wee!~ neaclay, home Gf Mro. Paul Cud. The 11th birthday alB· niYflrlll'J WID be obesved. WINDING TRAIL Gardnn Club, 7::10 Weclneaclay, Otdo Power Co. office; Mrl. Leo Kennedy, Sr., hoeteaa. W.S.C.S., FOREST Ptun Metbodial Cllirch, 7:30 lllleclneaclly; Mro. U. S. Nease 8ll<l Mro. ~ Neue, hooteuea. SOUTHERN LOCAL Alll.leUc Boootero, 7:30p.m. WedrMII!day at the hiP IChool; final plana for lootbaD banquet ancl cluntey bult.etbaD pmea. MEIGS COUNTY Wcrmen'a Republican Club, 7 p.m. Wednaclay, RepubUcan HQ, ~~~lllbler-ln-law, MASON . "'' VM CAMP'S ' WebWeclPaul I ·.District PTA Director con...u.., beld In Ala'on. I ocal unill ancl tbe alate lifo. LollJe wu one Gf lour :uaociaUon. Counties in ber Meip Cow11J deJecatee to the ·area are Athens, Meigs, con...uon, the otben belnc Jackaon, Vinton, Lawrence, Mrs. Richard Vauchan of Hocldng, and Gallil. Mjdcneport, olate p1bliMUons ''O.,.,.ation Oulreacll" was cllalnnan and prel!idont ol tile the theme ol the state con· Meigs County Council oil vention held at the Mayflower ~~~ and Teachers; Mrs. Hotel. Among the dignitaries PbyUil Dugan, of 1be Sale~n a!lending wu Mrs. Leon S. Center PTA, ancl Mrs. Lar' y Price of Dallas, Tens, Spencer, president of tl oe preslden! of the National Mldr!leport PTA. · , Congress of Parents and The new cllalrlct director Ia a Teachers. Approlimalely 2,0011 put prealclent of the POillOl"oy Oblo PTA membero attended Central PTA and the Pomet oy lhe convention. Elementary PTA and l!OI'Vecl 81 RI!80UITIONS dlllrlct director from Iiiii to Highlighting resolutions ltllli. Wblle oervtng on the OA>Io aclopted at the stale P'i'A PTA Board, Mro. Lohse ·wu convention was ooe pertaining cbalrman of the teUero' and to public scboolllnanclng. nominating committees and The resolution called for •lailecla vesper oervlce a.l alate revision by the Obio Generlll convenUons. Aasemhly of the State Foun· AI dlllrlct director, . Mro. dation Program to Include Lobae will oerve PTA Wlil;o In a adequate state support equal to oev-ty area, CO!lllviCI the or greater than 50 per cent of annual l!)ll'ing coovenU.on and lhe average operational coot of function 81 the llnlt between pubUc schooia. lllllao called lor · ,. B ~ .... ~~- ·==·:..::f.~ o~e!IIJ Beef Roast • iaqhler, Am;p, · ;~..a. QaJIIpolll pdlen'. " Pdbetdlt ' ~ ·>SI.o.•k . I!.ADI PORK .PORK SA USAG·'E::£0::.," .. . ,. . ·~ OYSTERS .~~'::!::r:-............1!-~:..t· 11IICII, TASTY ' ·, jlln. l'.arl lloiviiij)GI'I. f ..,_ -..-tad S.vingaYou 'II Love Our Steak. e · . a • As •A Mill Outlet You tan Buy , · . . . . By Tile f'l!und. .. . .. LIIGe• As loll!' As • · • • • · • • · 50c $hfttt . .per ~...1. .. ., ~ubie Knits, As Low As • • • · 1.00 per Yll• 5x6 ajld Sxl . . ' ,. ROUND ~ •• •• -.tar-FitMr.FoartbiJ'I!de ~ aved II C1 I!era. t A ldldaen beocl Jacl by Lorry lponetr prOYided en· ~t. In the &naP.... laeJieor. llltiMti.Mu:Dillllhae luul cbllclren, lhe .Spencer ~ Mr. llltl IIIli. Tom !JIIlJ l!lld dalldnll, Mr. llld Outlet Cub, lnsta~ lled PAST PRESIDENTS' Cub, from Oblo VDhwlltJ wcofdJciD lhe junior Pitt project were lulzvducod. iln. L W. JlcCmw' lblrd trade woa the attendance lnrd. 'Ibl plaiCe to lbe file to ap.a the n*'"' c - letl bJ paWl Bpell, KIMD AICII. river clelt as in the welrld are umecl after the delta of the NUe, oo-callecl ....,._ It II triangular-the lhape of the Greet letter delbl. review • PAST PRESIDENTS' Llldlel Anzlllary' Drew Iter Pool 3t, 7:30 p. m. lleaclly, home of Mrl. Cuct. ROY IlL AND SELECT Maatero, llolworlb CouncU, alatecl meeting, 7:30 Wed· · neaday, Pomeroy Masonic oeallw. TaDple; followed by a !p"'illl 'Ibl Mtlp County eo-tJ Gf meeliJW of P<eeru)' <1lapter, l'lnallJ and Teacba me n1'1 RAM, 111011 exeellenl muten' · *l ~ ,.,.. for , ... .....,. J de&Nt to be conferred. • 1b1 Jndberr· E111Da11arf MEIGS COUNTY TBidl 8claool Mn.llicllad Veqban Alan., Wedneaclay, 7::10 p.m. al lljX IMrt Gf tbe CGuncll llld Mlddlepcrt v11Jaeo baD to plall. Mn. lllle Wllbum II vice 1..- triO C1Wimal Seal Sale . Jl'ldWt . Ali Mrs. Harolcl Lo~oe of POIIIOI'O)• wu elected, and inWII:DNI!IIIIA~ ataUed ' ' director ol Dlltrlcll8, SHAKESPEARE Cl ub, Ohio Q..,.... of Parenla and potluck l!IICheon, Weclneaclay TeJcbero, at the 15th annual noon, at the home of MID Lyclll Ebenbacl!; meellng, JII'OII'IIIl · to follcno ; bring own table oervice. MIDDLEPORT Lltenr)' Cub, home ol Mrl. Forrest Bachtal, 2 p. m. Weclneaclay; Mro. Emenon J01101 bll book • IWIDIN IIIAND Skia.IJJJ. •i•ers ::; • :: .I t •""Saftlfft .. .... Jawll"' ..:·.. ;;• Sa•uce acr:=",J,.,- • • •• '1• Freezer Queen Pattia •-..It Swansoa's Di111n • • ..... S1ltana Din1en a:' • •-.at Slice~ lacon ~ • • :O:lt Swordfish Steaks • • • .... Kin1 Size Do11ts •.:. Dutoh A,le Pit .=:. . •.... French Fria ..:.. • • J~.. Gol~en Con ..:.. • • ,::: '1• Excel Mixe4 Nib • • :: Jt ~ lflla:;•· ~.- ......... ~ SLIM JIMS • • • ..~ I' LEAF BUBBLE lUll .."1. Jt LEAF JAW IIUIEB : Jt ....... Pops ....... • C•••Y Cor•'=' at �•' . 11-TbtPoll18oallnol,~r. o., Oct. 21, 1t'IU ' .. Free Vaccine For RUbella Is Offerectl"'"ll"l~~ , . . ... .·. ·. .: Dr. Sellm Bluewtcl, ~llnlc 850 Mllllion Complex to Be B'lnlt Commluloner, ~ . :: . j Mtlp Cllunly llulth · bM IIIII Ill 1Jn. · IDIIIdlll on -am I)I'OYidinC rubella vaccine (S<la7 mealieo vaccine) for all Melp Cllunly <blldren, lradOs ki:ICierprten throu«b 10 years of age, wiD be held In all Meigs County elementary schools durll18 the week o1 November 18. The exact r,eed H01»ard Br~~ttrm Diu in Indi.1111 . ,scbtdule will be onIIClUIICOd liter. Since there will be no charge r... W. aervlce parenta are atroJ181y ursed to take advantqe It thta opporlwlily to have their children Immunized agallMit rubella, thuo cOIDplylns with the new school low wblcb requires rubella Immunization lot: admlssion to school nut fall. Although S<lay measles Ia a relatively mild chlld dlaeaae, It can be aeriOUJ to adUlt women. ' H an adult women seta J.day measles durlrqJ lint lin< COLUMBUS (UPI) I montha of pre , 11 coold Anheuler-au.cll, IDe., of ~'In· result in her Cl blrlll to a clnnati and John W. Gllbrei•tb child witb ca racto, heart and Co. o! CoiiDDbua, Weddefecta, des or mental nnday plano fw !t10 retardsUm. Slnce adulta cannot cmatructlon ol 1 tiO mlWoo receive the vaccine, 11 Ia ofllce.lnduatrt """"*"to be nece88ary tbat children be built here. Immunized with the vaccine The dOYe!Gpmenl, npooted to and thWI prevent the dlaeaae be completed In 7 to 10 yara, from spreading from children to will be u Buacb Cwadu''.• porate Centa- Columbus. n will ......,eed ;:.: ·:. ': ,· ' News•••~h, ';' ': .• be COIIIInlcled on a Jl6.ocllt tract adjacent to the Anheuler· lluoeb Collmbua brewery. Initial e<11111ruct1t11 will Inelude 1 II,Oit "''UUI't fool 11rolfwy ollke lx!IJd'J18 and two llll!lti-tenanl Gftloo.lrorehou lacllllltl, with conatrucllon npocted to be COO!Pittad earl7 nut fall. The COil.llnlellan project will be conatrufled throuah an I '' B! Goldie CleadeJda PORTLAND- Alarm over sharply increasing use of narcoUcs as the problems ol drug abuae WIX'stns, )riggers many actions acru88 the nation todosometblngabout it. And President Nixon has said the answer Ia not more penalties, but lni!X'm8Uon. And the threat Ia growing. Headlines are saying, "Student haJ18ed hlmseH In basement" (had been on druga), ''Girl Jumps !rom Jl. story window to her deatb' (wasfromoverdOIIeofsleeplng pUis), and "Young BeauUiul Talented Singer Dies" (couldn't kick the habit). Laws In some states bold parents responsible for teenagers. · ~.!.PSHOP Bllllins-lllrpins Come see for yourself. WILL NOT BE UNDER SOLD Taft NEW l USED fURNITURE fREE DEUVERY New5 Pc. Bedroom Suite ?9.95 ure," Hughes said, speaking at New5 Pc. c:arly American U ''"I Room Suile '189.00 New3 Pc. Walnut-Oak Bedroom Suite U9.95 New 7 Pc. Dinette Sets High-Low a,cks '75:.95 f-~~fit.~;---j ;,~w 4-S ~ .""' Maple Jsesl. '23.95-'26.9! Sea ,., (Continued from page I) ·of unemployment tbst foUnwed the Korean War, but the fact ol the matter Ia tbst, II we take the stallstlcal yardstick Uta! was uaed unUI 1964, we have already passed Utat figa dinner lor John SeilJerUng. Cloud attacked Gilligan In a statement 1\tesday, claiming the state would face "four years of stagnatioo" If Gilligan Ia elected. "In his gllb way, my opponent leaves the lmpresaioo tbat all a governor bas to do i.!l wave a magic wand and things will happen," said Cloud. Gllllgan, In tum, chided Cloud for allegedly storing campaign Hterature In a state llighway Department garage and Wling auditor's olfice per1101!!1!1, In 1!011!1!'81 activities. ~~ese are tWo more eumplea of the Republicans' total disregard for the needs ol the people ol Ohio," Gllllgan said. You C.. Now :-:.-:.-:~· '··~··· Olests EARN :f19.95 5%% l~ew Maple wagon wheel Bunk Beds Per Year 99.95 !-~:"".'~"'V - Return On 1 Year Certificates of Deposit With the lnleresl Paid Quarterly $5,000.00 Minimum At ... '198 up 3 Pc. Walnut End Tables Set '13.95 '' Pottery, ~' · at bargain prices. Stack Cups SI.H doz. orZOeach Assorted Colors Swivel & Platform Rockers at Discount Prices ~~ t I t _MIIft., _!uto.. ~~,.. Tho A?lltns Coonty S.vlngs & loan Co. 2f45t<ondSE. Pomeroy, Ohio All Accounts Insured By Tho F-11 Slvlngs and loin lnsun1nce Corp. Up To 120,000.01 - ' Til' "'""· Free Gilt SWAP SHOP Wltll Doposlt of S.Sto.OOorMore ft2.J261 I N.lnd Ave. ..n a., ,_a == Dr. - ... a u • ere •s s muchrealscienUficdata on the older generation and druga. Take tile sleeping pill. It and other drugs have become an acce_pted part ol the dally routine. And modern aoctoly behaves as though ~to;,nce can barely be maintained or endured without taking a continuous aeries ol pUis. Tbey find It eesler. quicker and cheaper to go to the drug store thsn the doclor. Hypnotics, sedatives and REVIVAL IN PROGRESS tranquilizers merely provide 'lbe Rev. and Mrs. Art Kiahsleep ... relief o1 symptoma, hough oi Lexington, Ohio, are never cure the root o1 the cauae. conducting evening revival Thslldomlde, tbougltt to he a services at the Middleport hsrmleos sleeping pill brought Church of the Nazarene. Seron an "avalanche" o1 efiecta b)' vices lor chlldren are al 7 p.m. the tragic births of thou&anda of each evening, Thursday congenitallY defOrmed limb- through Sunday, and adult leas "flipper babies," 'and Ita serviceabeglnat7:30p.m.Mro. daJ18er brought 1o knowledge b)' Kiahbaugh Ia the Iormor Shirley deatb or grD88 deformity o1 Gllkey of Middleport. thouaands of Infanta born to mothers who had taken lt. The drug also causes dlaease of UNDERGOES SURGERY tiver, kidneys, bone and bone Mrs. Janie Snider, Pomeroy, marrow. ' underwent eye surgery Analgesics are probably Saturday at Rlverlide Hoapltal higbest on the list o1 pain pUis In CoiumbWI. Her addre88 Is thstpeopleare 'llvlng on' today. Rlverolde Hospital, 3535 They frequentiy cauae bleeding Olentangy River ftoad, Room from the slor!lllch and damage 4010, Coii8Dbus, Olllo. the kidneys as well. These are aold without prescription. Seems to be the plllage, to wake RUMMAGE SALE SET you up, and keep you awake, put The Junior Awdllary ol one 1o sleep, stop pain and Feeney Bennett Post 121, aches, aettle you down If you're Amerlclll Legion, Mlcldieporl, upset or uptight. will hold a rusnsnage sale Nov. Just toke a pill! 5,6,and7,lntheFryBulldlngln One aeea folk at home, school, Middleport. Persona having church, bualneos places and on rusnsnage to be plcbd up are the street taking minto or pUis. asked to call ltU1811 or JID. Pep and SUm pUis, the Am- 71157. sitooo ~-~- •nMJ .................. · - ·n"" LoweiiMtNkkelwastakento Veterana Manor tal Hoapltal at 11:48 p.m. TUesday from hlo apar-ai70 NIX'tb Second Ave., b)' the Middleport E-R squad and adntitled as a medical palieat. TOIIIJ!ht & TllursUy Octollor2M2 NOT OPEN lllsnple datalllng casts this Hush Pupp;.,.• heel In the role of a ahoo for all aeasona. And moat occasions. A claasic pattern for your new wardrobe this Brown and black . Widths: SHOE BOX W'b•r• Sl!oes o. •'• Frldoy & S.lvntor Ocfo411r 21·24 DUNWtCJI!' HORROR CTteFtlllctfor! S.nchDoe Dton Stockwell ~OST ,I- --· ~ To fJie ~ :O~. f.·Be . Mctlf9·M- Area .. . ·'~r1 '' ·"· • · . ,.,...I.~, :,t;_ • .. SSIJB$·1/IJS ~ ·."' .' . . • • " ' fill. " liWe warmer, ""·' "'c . ;_; ·;..- '2?'•r.· ... to'l0w1tr. ..,.,¥,,0 't \ :..-: , ,.... ·:J rJJ"_; ..-··, 0 . ) .· tsse Parly • metDbers 8!I7IOUIIIled they would vole 1..- the eos-vatlve Aleoaandrlln aluiUe gesture to prevellt congreatonol COIIflrmatlm rif. AUende. ·· :. •· 11111 UNli'ICD Atrro WOJU!BM 8l'IIID: .., ••· ...., ....... ,._.....;, _,.. McllllnhOICOI?Itballlle'•em~.,,•miiJian'-t-'-n.·•·•" ..,. .. .,...,... _,. ., far and hal l<h&IIIJ affected IMtlllsw•n fiDIIDI lrolia qoerinarkell Ill Jlqsw ll«ee. Tile 5llllrmlldt 'FIIIIID5?1 •linil the lndualrialgiantbeciiiSept.II.AhoutfO,IOOUAW-anfa . faciUUes. NearfJ 14,000 olllar FIIIUn laid otr=t?s ark• llrudl II GJol related lncmtrles. :: . The average UAW ,..ker 5lllba about fti,M 1 Jilt orii Uttlt: more. 'Dlll pula blm In tbe ftf,OIII to ftf,M ~ c1 dulifled b)' the l!uretud llwlln• and~~ OlliD Slate UnlvoriFity. ; have"- a ; ;. Ple-ValleyRqllal ADMIISSIONS Budd 11 granddtildren, and 18 great- ~•. Pt. Plea-; Carlo grandchildren P1ndle)o, Apple Grow; Mn. Shewu~lndealhby Joltss •lcDonlel, Will Colum· ber husll&ld, Adam; a aon, lila; Ok:ey JIX'dan, ifa!denGn. Edwin·, a dan•hter, Mrs. DI'IKJLUIGES - Ella IIIII, ..., .r- 1tawan, Jldl ,-~ Marcaerlle Dur1t, and "ber Mrt Jalm Uclli!?Mt, Jr , ~· and llro. Aln. l'litcer ;;.,..... ~--at --"-· ~" ~ ~ld &ld aon, Mt!l. CUrtis Wallace, • w~• -·...,. ww "" "" Mn. Fred Hannon al3p.m.11tl7l'lda1 at the E1rinc · • Funeral Home with tbe a-. BW Perrin ol8claUJ18. Burial will be In BeedJ Grove Cemolery. Friends J1U57 call at the lunerol home any lime. rran:._ 8Jiiei TIIRE£ FINBD : FlnedintheCOirlf/1.~ Mayor Otarles Lspr ~ night were a-11 Gtull, Pomeroy, 15 and ClOIIII, m. lerlllg; Harold Burtt, Syracuse, '" and coati, apoecllnc, and R<ller 11'~, " · OOLiJillluil '-THE I'RANUJN OOUNTY GIUND jury has ilaDdld .,.,.... ~ llt4clmenta foll!lw'J18 Ita lnveallgallon ol a llate' ,loan ~1, II 1111 reported today, bul court olliclals 1!1 ~llnll CIS' clersy tbe report. . Otsmty.~c. Howard .lohnarll refuaed to confirm the riporl, cmtod bt both tile evening Colwnbus Dispatch and lil\i'rlq atiJen•JIIIa'SIIII. lie alao said be daeo not expect tiJe ...,.S )ttY to write li· report on the Inquiry. "Under 1he low ·I CI7IIOI tilt ihout litdictmenta, and lboald then be any... I could not ~ them until the pOrsoo. cltaried are taken Into cQtody," Johnson uld. nru. WA811JNGwN - 'IRE IWIUFACI'UIIEil OF A COFImany sclenlilll and doctorl wilh a lltsd)' reparlll!g adwrae Cllllcluolosll about tiJe !!be Food and D-118 Altmlntatl'llllon (FDA), however, Sll !CI7'1 ~neluiFion and jllaniiO advlae doctor• . ~ 1ft caael Wltert other apeclflicl troven!al dlBbeln c1rur YiluTBB TO IIDT Tbe Mela• County Youth Group for tho Ment.oUrRelarded will meet at 7:10p.m,. 'l'lrssraday at the Trlnlly !Jltnl! .. In Pomeroy. •• Sleepcraft Quality Blankets I . #! aneri'tlset ' - THIRMA... "Super· Tl!erm". 7Z"xf0" Solid Thl!i'mal "Rost R..,arle", n"xto" FioreI "Th~rm•lux", 72"xf0" 101 Hr "Super·Tl!erm", lObW' King "Super·Tl!erm T_.,.., 72"~90" · . . . . . . -: .... S.tl .. • • • . . . • • • 7.f5 Solld·::::UI .. · MS ' By DAVID COHEN Chateeguay, 15 snllert west of MONTREAL (UPI)4ebec Montreal, late Wedneaday UberaUon Front (FLQ) kldna- night. . pers of Brltiab diJ)loiiUII James 'lbe last tllltheollic CJIQSDIIDIR. Cross maintalnod their cation from .Crosa and tile FLQ . silence today on the fate of tbelr arrived &rnday, tbe day all&'. capllve. the body of alalll Quebec: llllpes were rlisad Wednea- Calinel Mlnlltar Pierro La, . day when police received tbree porte was IGIIIICI. calla !rom u lhiii!)'II!Ouo Jn two niiiD-ape ..,._. perilon clalming to repreaent to lbe istUtortiW 1iiirw1inilf the Crosa kidnapers. :me penon wlle-Crooo wanted lhlllct hlo said the FLQ wu "lnlereated" me·would be !lldasrgeted If they In a government offer to Oy the cootinued lo aearch l~r ltim. kidnapers to Qrba In OJChange An accompanying CG5IIII7II" for the sale return ol Cross, but nlque from lhe FLQ lbreatened subsequent checking led pollee to eaecute Cross if the gOVIrll- : to ''doubt tile authenticity ol the ment did not meet its demanda caU. ... " to roleaae 23 members ol tho In oddltioo, police checked la"rorlsl ~rpnlaaUon beld in out and found to be bogus an ~ebec jalla. ll added, bowatoer, alleged FLQ communique the terrorists ''boped toaa.. the dropped In the comnumily of life ol Cross.'' ATHENS, Ohio (UPI) - A straUng with chants and talk men "smells." member of the Presidential "is simply bad poliUcs." He also called for the ellmiCommissian on Campus Unrest "Students are needed •to ex- natlon of parttime prosecuton says Vice President Agnew is pose hypocrisies, but they must and the abolislunent o1 the not the ollly one guilty of pro· d r a m a t i z e w i t h o u t election of court judg... "We vocative rheloric, but that all provocation," said Ahem. "Tbe need '9 tbrow IHlt the oysi&ll ol it "is simply bad politics." split Is there and the collision and start anew," ho salil. • New Haven, CoM., Police course between students llld A box containlllg what at Chief James Ahern, speaking older cltl!ens Is tbere hecaWIO lint was thought to be a bcmb here Wednesday despite a of new styles ol hair, dres! llld was dlacovered near the ludl. bomb scare at Obio University concerns with established torhan shortiy befort U. ,..;: shortiy bef~re he arrived, urged (attitudes)." sembly. , everyone, including students, to · Ahern said the term "campus Demolition experts . fr-. tone down their . tactics of dis- lUlrest~· is a misnomer because Lockbourne Air Force ~ ·· sent. that type of unrest and protest near Colwnbul, ftcnin to~ Ahem aald pollUcai rheloric hss existed for 200 years in the CIDli'US, discovared lbe ; "comes not only from Vice nation "and this is no worse or contained broom sUck ba ~~ President Agnew, but from ev- different." wires and an alorm eiOcli. <· eryone who IS currentiy run- The police cbief also called Tbe bomb wu IDWICI b)' nlng for office." for complete separation of po- pus security olficers But he lold the nearly 2,000 lice and political Influence llld received a telepboned bomll students present that demon- said such influence on police- threat. wov"' - - Tha Flbarwovln bl41111tf to _,.,, fofllor llld olrongfr, It llllrlnka 1- llld t•ts foiltllr, II aut~rlorm• any ordl~ry lllht- FLQ is Silent Gutter Rhetoric Widespread WI- Mm'ORm COSHOCI'ON, Carl Fr.,.., IH, and Gene Patro, 17, Coahoeton, ,.... killed 1\tesday In a triocar cruh lilt Ohio :16, about m . mllea west of here. Teachers Endorse Velerana Memorial Hospital .ADMmED. - Lowell MeNickel, Middleport; Erma Haynes, Middleport; Lydia Slewar~ Pomeroy; Nick lhle, Racine; Rita Salser, Racine; Dorothy Cashdollar, Reedsville; Robert Stanley, MiddieP!X't. DISCHARGED - James Edwards, James Gibbs. d - . ~· •1• WA8111NGTON (UPI) AtleDUon clock watchers: Tltat boar of sleep you 11111 last AprO wben yoa 1el your clock ahead lor DayUght Savio&• ' Time will be retuned to you lbia Saturday tlmelluda)o, OeL til. 8n doo'l lll1i' to IM!I JOIII' olrlek baek. .................... ~;·;·~-!~o;o-.-; '"=·=~· ..~.,,J!·.~~~-~ .....--.····· · Ylolt tha Dropory Olslt. our compf...,llne of "Sfoopcrall" (IHlr brand nama) wolght bfonkats. hautfful florefl llld IO?fda fn Tharmal llld . ·Fiber· .'· Ill With IGO ptr coni Nykln Binding. ·• · · Tho beau!llul colora ·ire' -blo. :,. Regain Hour Daylllbl Saving Time llllldalJy Ollda all L m. local OPBNH~SET SPEAlllll ANNOUNCI!:D HOMECOMING QUEEN CANDIDATES AND ATI'ENDANTS--A Southern Ili8b Scltool homecoming queen will be crowned Ill balltlme actlviUes Friday, Oct. 30. AUendanta are, frml ,.,., lefllo right, Sandy Randolph, Donna Prolfilt and Valerie Jolmaoo; aecond row, Sbirley Congo, lop row, Sandy Sayre and Pam Buck, all candidates. The h1liJIOCOIIling game will be sou!bern versus Alexander. Dillbeta.~Y Continuu · Proltllll' Sam Smllh of Rio Grande Colleee will be !he guoat 1peaker at the Dtmocral metllnc 'l'lrssraday eveqlnj! at 8 p.m. at Democrat Headq151l'• tera In Pomeroy All COlli• mltleemen and . intert~led democrallare •~~'Sed lo attond. ... ~'~ll ~( Jndktmenta Mink !:~.9.1 flO IH li ~• cos • A public apen 00.. will be held from 2 to. p.m.llaaday .to give area ?'llldenll ID . , porbllily to ..... tho .... Twill City llbrlne Club ~ II the Shrine Parlt in ~. or • sTARTII 11.1 SIREN · Trick or 'treat night d IIi (TIIdltltcoforl ' obaorved In Jla<lne on wedl Eric Porter neaday Oct. 28 from 6:11 If 7•• Hlldeaord Neff pm. The siren will •bloW .10 SHOW STARTS 7 P.M. . ._ _ _ __ , hegi!l and end tbe periOd. -~--· THE CONTIIIIENT '7 "' 0 17711-.. Ctnt to State: 1112 Million $300;233,000ln the thlrdqturter, """'''BI'ed to $1,104,000, ,x· 61 cenlla share, on --~100 In the Clllllparable period a yesr ago. POIJCY CRrhCJZED WASIIING'IUN (UPI) - A llouae 177bcusMJIIt,eo crlildled . the goversunent TueadrtJ fw taking no ictlolt agalnal ft of the 10 compattltl reeenUy 1oanc1 lo be di8Charglftg memtrJ ·Into , lhe nallon'1 walerwaya in vlolatloo of ledtral low. ' ~ a .. MAKES PREDICTION PIT'lSBURGH (UPI) _ u. s. Sen. Staphen M. Y...,., ~io, ~ 'l'ueoda)' a ledel·al grand )try would be appoint;!d In Drieember IX' lanuary Ito SORORITY TO MEET lnvestlpte the fatal ~ 1i 11te XI Gamma Mu Chapter of four llludeota by National Bela sterna Pb1 will meet Guardmten on the Kent Stal4• 'l'lmrlda7 oil p.m. at the horne UDlvenlty campus May ol Margaret FoDrod. · MEIGS TIIATRE A¥e Sensibly Priced I ·armid~: bl1nkol yav ...,. know. , ~ ~cbCo.reportadl~ lower prolita 1w the third , . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .. quarter and the aint month period ended lapl. 10, ' lelplte Milke Elberleldt In Pomti'IIY your shopping center. Wearing apparel for onJt sllghtiy Jooor aalea In the quarter and hiBher sales In the your family and furnislllngl for yo•ur home. 111M montb period. The company earned M,fli,OOO, or M cent& a lhare, on sales ·~~ -' ·~·· '*"- .... ...... GIIAN'II G, IVEN WASHJJIGTON ( UPI) Malmo Cellop, 0\<tlon, Ohio, andthePalrStaleD....,lopsnent Corp., CIDdnnal:i, were awardedgntnll TUesday by the Dopar~ ol llotl'a'l18 and Urban De...lopme nt. The college reeeived fl9,6 31il~r an addition to a - · • 1relidenco NFO TO MIIZI' hall to h - t1 IIIFder.rta under The Meigs Counly NaUonai the Collep llotsl7lng F ~<ojram. Farmere' OrganiJallon (!liFO) asa ler will meet It • p p.m. ~ at the Chester Grqe PROnl'll ow · AKRON, Oblo (UPI) ·-B. F. : ' = .; '-- :::e":tb':;~·== ~·,Pt. ~; ~ ===i.r ent11.~ l • and govertllllllillroopl CG?IIInaed Ill~ Jtnlln. ·~ Dlpiomallc ..U.U, 1111 -..cl in New Y..t,....,.. t.lo olflcUia &am IIIIIIJCI the 110rld ...,.. falhend tor tbe .lllvnary celeiJrallcml o1 tho liDltad NllljDiil. llrl!ell Pl'tslli llllnlller GOlda Melr apoab befGre the l!ociY loda)' Ia 5'8Jib' tJ9 li)gypllan dJarses tbe 11nlled Sl.llel and liJ!'MIIIIIGbd Mlddre B:.t pea<e talb. ·· _ (Rou~)a Hobsgran=..;.:"!"!. '" ' •• • al 7101J~tblllncludedDr.Mabat"''dhllll,i"'1iiit-GJ!i diplomat, u ~- P'lchll• PaJMinl&s ~ w. and a haH-Ilrother, Wllliam Childers both of Sidney Ohio Mrs Keererwaaam..;boroi the Methodlal Church near Point Pleaunt. ' Funeralaerviceawillbebeld at 2 p.m. Friday at the CrowHusaeU Funeral Home Burial yJI) be \11,,., Ill• , ~lll«nd Meinorlal Gardeps. ,-rlends may call at u., funeral bonle any time afler 7 tonlgbt. . ":a:, ::_•;..:,- E'L-L- h 'ngoan~~~~e,boandt mlalnth lor_maUUionl ' _v_OL_XX_I_I. :.:N. :.:O·. : . l34::. :. . .J'- - - ' \ . . :P.O:;:~:.::.ERO,;;:. . , y.'·M:;.::IO:;::DLE=..;;P~:.;.;.~~ :. : ·~~ ~ ~- :.:z:IP_·__~· -·-----.--,--"·~_THU_·_RS_DA-:-Y'-OCT_OB~ER_22'-, , 1_97_0_ _ _ a- Doe. tbla mean II resr-olds phetamineo groUp, are faand l'lleslllmate, and between 11181 who can vote? Parenta are sooner IX' lola" to bne 1l7l- allld 11188 ........, cammllllng aroused by what one called desirable aerloua IX' fatal ef. ll'lldde In Ontario, Canada, "appalling horrifying" lecta.lnBrltalllboldhoadllJa dr~tbled; Dr. w. T. Anderson dlaclosures. The problem m..t Hke "Sllm PUla ldJl babies" and said the pill may bt the cauae of he dealt with b)' -rams "Birtb PUla ldlla mother of IIlii' lncreaae linea they callle aimed at prevention, not just four,"remindsonelh!Opilldoes detlhJI!onlnmaaycaaes. rehabilitation. Nicholas Von many thlnga besides frM A.nd aleollolla a torm o1 dope Hoffman says, "Repeal !biB women from unwanted tba.t demmatrably cauaes the senseless, unenforceable pregnancies. 11 atao 1reea u.n FDIIl•f. lerrlblo pain and trouble Marijuana Lsw." from 119 restraint reauiUng 1n on 11 IC8Ie 10 wide ,. can't But legalizing heroin In permlulvenesa. begin to meaaure II. Alcoltollca Britain didn't do ao well.ln 1980 A new study lor bealtb need help, too. And what about only 94 heroin addicts were statistics reveals !llat a third or OIIIIX' em, our"'"' on pushers known to the government, but alllirstbcl'nlt.merbncblldren or 8151opllera o1 It? between 1980 and 1987 the wereconcelved t!ulolwedloc:k And ~. Look at the nwnberolnewaddlctadoubled In 1980; of tbeoe, one IHII of yean of WIX'k, o1 manpower U every 16 months, and u ol now, every seven was born loot and o1 men lncapadtatad JU.rtlo· UfH1JUI6C the sr•.':'m Is "in total b)' it- and women, too. dlaarray, described as totally Our 81,.,.,.atione need to w!X'k n.:_.J 71~--.J-v Inadequate, groping and con- Theartlaa Keefer losetber oon old world's ilia UIMU .._.,..,. fused! n.__ "'··--~b)'Wifol eaerclae,rl&htklndof Heroin use has gone wlld U?elll on ~ ......._..y food, asU'Ing down on col!et, Mrs. Adam (Bernice) among wbite 8!111 black, rich Theartha K. Ketftr, a, o1 liquor, cilgaretles, sail aFid Ebersbach, •. of 111 Malberey and poor,'" suburbs and city, 2124 Uncoln Ave., Point....,, geiUJ18 plenly ol sleep A.ve.,Pomaroy,diedTuesdayal among boys and girls. It Ia said Pleaunt, a fwmer reoldent of after d<tln& · a """' day's w..... v:;~ E = ~~ thst esch addict Influences Mltldieplrl dtad 1'1leada)' a!- And not reach for the pm tbree or four others, and that temoon at 'veta-ana Mam!X'tal botlle 10 ofllenl member ol Trinity Chureh the .heroin hsblt Ia coo•·· 'I u"""'tal In Pomeroy. where she wM acUve In aeventl -.. D. • •....,. mUUon a day In Waah'J18ton, She wu • - Jul• M' 1_ ~organ 1Ja li0111. Sh e wao a ~• '.. ...... •barter member of--~·C., alone; dallihla" of the lote Wllllam H. • '"'"""""" But lets consider theae stark and Sulie Jacques line. Sur· v - M...rial llolpllal Council 17, Dauahtara ol reminders, thst drugs In the vlvlng are her husbslnd, Floyd ADMITI'II:I >- UJa Persona, America, and a member of the form o1 plUs. lor everytblng, G.; Lwo daughtera, Mre. Gene SJS'acu1e; IMyrtle Warner, Put Chiefs, Mapolia Temple, even before thta generatloo was Smith, Eleanor, W. Va., and Syracuse; Mildred Gaul, P)1blan Staters. born unknowingly thinkiJ18 they Mrs. Roy Browning, Point Pomeroy; Lucy Gainer, 8ssrvtvlng are live daUibters, w<re harmleos wonder drugs u Pleasant· Lwo aona WlDiam Pomeroy. Mre. Ida E. Burna, Pomeroy; described by radio, TV and Howard ;, Weolby 'WIJ and DISCHARGED - Nancy Mre. Eldon (Ewiyn) Gaul, magazines the greot Floyd Melroy of 'Col.;;.bus. Colo, Ethel Woodyard, Pauline Cbesler; Mrs. ~e (lrse) therapeeuUc eaplosion _ has aeven grandchildren· a ala;::• GaJI,uber, .Etbel Custer, Powell, Parkersburg; Mrs. brought ita own hazards. And Mrs. Lily Dunca~, Po~l Heck. Frdlt (Eiolae) Wllaon, Mid· even wttb so much mylholOf!y, Pleasant; a brother, Lee King, clleJIS'I't, and Mro. George ~' Belen the llte.of, the nsUm'a tapital at Wublnj . c., wu aelectad, blda . Kingston, New Y Philadelphia, ewporl, Wilmington, Trenton, lleadlnl, Lucuter, Annap'~lll, WllHamllllur& and YarklOwn. ' Mn Lpda R'.ollb DUIILIN - Jr. IIORT Cll' ~ ~18te;..,lewed daopten ol today lw lrllb ,... . . _ 111d IM•IIr PI ?1111 · lllb~ Jlarilii fama!llmolhen abassllllolr reap811dallorau.o-ttubllldotls!clurl!slwllldlpesplimolber1, abo eolld l'l!t •.fbllllalllnC!becbwilbossllsnowlacllllli1'""1F1tbendortlse •lldqiiFioiMarl,lllldel~ ~ I· •77Pier o1 A......, Gaaonol Bank otlldallllld c1er1ao -ked Ol&lbsie bahlnd ~ doofa ,... Mllellell _. Isla ..,~ in the [rllll repulblc'a 100 banks lac-the Jllles Ill dlaeb liPapoba wile, Mullsa, ll>e ulatad 7lince tho doort L.dlea' Rt&e Jo17J11al : . . . . . ollbe Bank OOiclall s.,..w W.,_y, Monda 111 · • , lhald ar.ny told Presldeat: Y accepla ntw ""' otrer by tbt banbllld 80 beli·~ J .....•1 ...,..... "lndaH lr<Jit. Bank dlroclln llll'5led ll!elr cu--.11 waald be ..... to flllt aboot my ..clsor .. and IIIQIIe OYOn montbl be!ON lbelr ICI!G'77U ~ tbe .,_... 11 IDICflt Ja. ; erlssslule me." F111D%i in 111 Premier : w...~·---· · · · ' EGYPI'Wf)n711271DIIlNTA!ftr.UIWI.lTioda)'-lsi:l TRIP SCRD>ULED The Riverview Garden Oub wlllmeet'l'lmrldayat4p.m.lor alleld trip at Fcrkod Run State Park. A plonlc supper will follow. -n. Mow You Know' IOiiiiPueil lram ..... I~ , .; , , todir.~Yed 1rom ljl ~ · ~ Dill tile c:Mbac AnheUHr·llull'b : aublidlarr, Ltbrillilli JMalllll)' be wllllDf 111 aoeop~ apt!l'llllloat aft..'lilt Pnlperllel, l'ilc. llle pa•n• to C4lba Ill mlllrll• tar tile rile• 01 ~ Names u prul<~l o! the Brltta~~ dipklmll erw. Tilt ca11ar lllid .., M ~ - sublt<llrJ wai, "alter E. Jllcp, Jr., who will IM\1'100 the -·Ieite wltb Pouce lpiD at a p.m. ICDi; · Ioiii', d"elopmeat of pruperllea JII'IIIII!Ab!J lollldlelte 1111111 will .aoeopl ~ ~ OW1Ied b)' tho arpnlal:lon and lhllll!ey brlq ()oillto ~ ilr1dlt .._ 11Gnlnllaii4 11·.: tho ICqlllaltloa ol IMildllltJnal the Elf0'17 Warld'• Flir 1118. lind fiX' developmlmt u In· Qwllto be lilt""" In lbe eUIIGdJ f/1. tho C!llru duatrial altea, recre\aUonal ......... 1lben ... .~ Nidi Qlbe, f#P ' . areu and planned 1 com- CclnDble a.ude fllhcrlllld tbt paUca bad I'ICilftd. elll ~· 1111111111es. ..... e!ablled to apeaK.,. tho kldnlpon of l!illl' hotn .rter 1ht Qrllbee ~lrlnlt _.... Pllrn Laporte w, ?m';~~?. Pill Bottle isToday'sStaf.r ofLife-:;:;:;;:::::=::::::~· J........ Fort Wa70e bolpital, wwe held at z p.m. today ai the OwenWelbert Funeral Home In Morlon. Mr. Bratton wu emploJedattheFioherBodyCo.ln Marion. Surviving are bll wile Audrey; a dauahter, Mrs: Barbara Hallleld, Marlon· a 8011 , Cycle, Falrmolllt, b.!., Route I; a o!eJHlaugbter, Mrs. Lucille <ltandltr, Utica, Ky., llld two granddilllhn. Burial wu in Grant Memorial Park at Marton. ' •' .' One � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. Original Format The type of object, such as painting, sculpture, paper, photo, and additional data Newspaper Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource October 21, 1970 ebersbach koefer