https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/c759fd99498ee8c5eef245634496c123.pdf 334b7386601818e7e0defbb6d8067d1e PDF Text Text •' . 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 �. ' • I Office of the._Modern 3- The Daily Sentinel, Mlddleporl-l'<meroy, 0 ., Oct. 22, 11170 • " Grid Sh-o wdown zn Marauder .. Strike's the T~ing But Just Why? Automotive Industries magazine has come up with some ligures showing .what a. prolong~ strike could mean to General Motors m lost sales. Tile -.montlM>Id strike has already cost the giant automaker nearly $ miUion in factory sales. A two-month strike would cost billion, and a three-month strike t:l.l billion. · 'l'lult would bring us up to Christmas, whlcb is bow long some company ·ofliclaie reportedly upect the strllte to last. GM. of course, will not lose all that money, not by a long , sight. '!'be loss will be absred by autoworkers who are not being paid wages, salesmen who are not eal'llina commls· siODJ, dealer mechanics who- are being laid orr, supplier industries who are not supplymg. In the meantime, all Americans bsve become not only vlcU!ns but unwilling supporters of the strike as its effects begin to be felt throughout the national economy and as t up a y e r dollars subsidize food stamps for striking workers. Someone must bsYe the answer to the questwn of what purpOse a strike serves in this day and age when the Issue ls no longer the fundamental one of the right to bargain colleclively but Is over money, fringe heneflts and working conditions-none of them exactly lile-ilnd-deatb Issues that warrant the kamlkize tactic of a strike, which always hurts the Individual worker more than II does the employer. "'!'be general malaise of our .society has spread tO the auto plant," United Autoworkers President Leonatd WOOdcock said three montbs before the strike. "Malaise" Is a good word, but it only describes and doesn't e"Jllain. . Industry Week magazine predicts that "only a miracle" could bring an early agreement In labor contract negotiations next year between the steelworkers and the steel companies. In other words, the steelworkers, as was the ca•e with the autoworkers, are hyping themselves up Wltb tbe Idea of a strike and can't wait unlll negotiations wltb management begin and they can walk out on them. '!'be strike's the !bing, not only In tbese two Industries but ln almost every other where contracts are due to expire In the coming months. "Malaise., Why? Why are we tearing our own ftesh? '," t: ..,on "" ... t " - " '• " ,. ';_. ":, ..<· '" ' ,' i ·. · ~· •' rs ·;.& 'i ·u.s. '" . '·' "(' Z TrieJ H;s Hotrd · At Jacoby Modern Meal Plan Handbook Guides to Right Eating ~~ i~ Brandt Gets Taste Of Soviet Duplicity •• determining Blue Devil fans say their Ia ''Number tllle," .... lbat the Ecermea will "Silly Number tllle" alter Friday'• vletary over tbe Marallden. Molt G• 01 poU&au feel It wOJ OVERALL STANDINGS teM. TEAM Athens Gallipolis Ironton Jackson .. 43 4 41 4 57 4 .56 .. 39 4 57 logon Meigs Waverly Wellston Yds. Athen& W.llipolls lronlon 10.8 10.3 14.3 14.0 9.8 14.3 61 15.3 61 37 39 43 56 15.3 9.3 9.8 10.8 1~.0 26-52 9·22 16-32 5 l Eastern 15-42 24-72 1 2 41 11 0 3 3 1 44-82 7 J Glouster Athens Alexander Ironton Wellston Southern VInton County Nelsonville· York Point Pleasant Waverly Rush. P111. Total Off. Total Del. Avg. Yds. Avg. Yds. Avg. Yds. Av. 3/J 83.3 31~ 67,5 687 111.8 91.. 228.5 -~ o~\~~and 011&llalf years since the Marauder machine -bolted together by Charley Chancey, MHS teams have compiled a :111-1-2 record in all games. Inside the SEOAL, the Whi te, Saunders Top SVAC Scorers Kyger Creek's Gary SaWlMarauders are 17·5·2 since ders , a 150 pound senior ¥ o 0 6 7.3 7.0 76.0 6.7 ~2 (6) <0 (6) 3S {6) 5 5 1 1 • • • 2 2 2 3 3 ~ 2 1 1 1 . 3 0 •5 5 1 5 5 1 7 0 6 T 0 0 2 2 0 W ' L 0 • 0 3 2 2 1 2 2 I 3 0 0 • 4 TRI-VALLEY STANDINGS w 2 I I l 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 w L 0 MOVC STANDINGS TEAM Miller 2 0 0 Glouster Eastern Alexander 0 0 1 2 Joe Marlin - Well. 3 0 18 (4) 4.5 Dan Welch - Wa.. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING 3 0 18 {4) 4.5 N1me-School Yt TCB Avg. Krebs, Logan 442 68 6.5 Culbertson. L 379 98 3.9 Boggs, Melg! 335 68 4.9 Valentine, J 308 ~ 5.9 Smith, Ironton 300 52 58 PASSING Nime-Sch. A I G Td N1me - Sch . C Settles, W 38·66 6 526 3 2 o 12 Spears, i 26·51 4 467 s I 2 8 Green, A 25-43 3 294 2 1 2 8 Smith, L 15-29 2 212 2 J. Hill-S 1 2 8 Werry, M 13-38 3 342 1 1 2 8 Smith. Logan 15-29 2 212 2 D. Clsto-HT 1 0 6 Werry~_f'V\elgs JJ.J8 J 3~2 2 H. Cald~II-E 1 0 '" &' · ·PU'NTtNG ·(I or more) R·. !fhompson- KC R. Peltrey-NG 1 0 6 Nlimt-School Vets.. No. Av: 1 o 6 OnMra, JIK'k. 596 16 37.3 J. Smith'--NG 1 o 6 Werry, Meigs :J62 10 36.2 J. Waugh-HT K. Hrown-KC 1 o 6 Green,Athens 505 14 36.1 Lawson-S 422 12 35.2 1 0 6 Mundy, Logan P. Hill-S 1 o 6 Burnett, Gal. 480 IS 32.0 M. Potter-SW 1 0 6 RECEIVING R. Borlng-E 0 2 0 Name-Sch. No . Yds. Td M. Smllh-SW 0 2 2 s. TD 0. J. Taylor- NG 0 2 2 Welch, Wav 13 145 1 o 2 2 Payne. Iron . 11 210 1 Ted Stolon-NG o 2 2 Martin, Wells. L. Cremeans-HT 11 80 1 T. Glassburn--NG 8 204 0 o 2 2 Saltsman, Well o 2 2 Jarvis, Wells. 8 103 0 R. Hofmen-S W. Henson- KC o 2 2 Tom, Athens 8 78 2 C.Smllh-KC o 2 2 Scott. Athens 8 62 0 tht,_s 0 2 2 KO RETURNS 0 2 2 ~me-School Yds No. TO J. Jenkins-S Johnson-S o 2 2 Saltsman. Well s. 306 IS o Safety- E 0 2 2 V_4.lentlne, J 22 11 0 WP.bb, Wav . 104 6 0 Welch, Wav. 100 6 0 Tbe Virginia opossum, Champlin, Ath. 74 s o J . Parsons-KC S. Jenkins-S R. Sanders-E Rio Ups Mark To 6-2 Pool r-Gi C .P~~ , AN INVITATION •- ·~q oP" p 140 92 Jill 146 llf 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 102 1tl 31 15!' 117 94 60 41::' 0 0 0 T 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 68 18 Champlin, Athens 63 Welch, Wav. 45 Valenfine, Jack. 27 INT. RETURNS 3 3 TOP OFFENSIVE TEAMS TEAM Pts <Gl Meigs 186 {6) Wahama 245 (8) Logan 160 (6) Alexan~r 1.59 (6) Jackson 146 (6) Fed. ·Hocklng 138 (6) Ironton 117 (6) Miller llS (6) Eastern 102 (6) Wellston 94 (6} TOP DEFENSIVE TEAMS TEAM PTS IGJ Gallipolis 31 (6) Fed. -Hocking 31 (6) Wahama 47 181 Logan 37 {6) Eastern 42 {6) Meigs 42 [6) Glouster 75 (6) Miller 85 (6 ) Athens 93 (6) THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE FRIDAY SEOAL 117 " 112 T P 105 40 1~ 12 a all statJ · Democratic · at t-.e Noli'. 3 election . an l!!'ltatlo._ to all Republltans NoW•JI tile tiJTj• to "cross · brlflla•" for bttttr · OP 0 12 100 12 53 T P DP 0 0 0 0 47 24 0 . 2' Fall hats have their day and rightly so as top style accessory for men. h<;~)~ . ,1 llJI 139 300 l.W 215 174 169 60 ·In A Nice Selection Our 106 70 Ml ... N.Y.C. N•me- School No. Yds. TO Champlin. Athens l 68 o Burnett. Gal. J S6 0 Albrink, Iron. 2 40 0 Onder a. Jack. 2 65 0 Buckley, Jack. 9 0 Welch. Wav. 2 0 0 15 93 60 30 67 . At 0 0 0 8 16 <It P OP 100 31 68 19 1118 21 0 1 0 1 0 Jr. IJ ,, ~ ~ 0 0 SEDAL STANDINGS Federai ·Hocklng Nelsonville- York Belpre Vinton County 7.0 ~2 (6) L 0 0 0 .., . MiamiT0 ughf: J 1eDSIVe y De Hado's They1l Do It 7 7 6 6 44 (6) tl2 {61 Ken ~olentlne- Jack. 4 en ulber,.on - Logan 5 8 6.3 SEOAL SCORING NAME - TEAM TO PAT PTS (g) A<f9. Rick Krebs- Logan 7 2 11.0 " 141 Dennis Boggs - Meigs 6 4 <0 {41 10.0 6 0 J6 {4) Don Murphy - Jack. 9.0 Pete Neal - Gal. 5 0 JO {4) 7.5 Tiny Williams - Meigs 5 0 30 {41 7.5 Ken Culbertson- Logan 3 4 22 {<) 55 Ken Valentine - Jack . 20 14) 5.0 3 ' 3 0 Hal Spears - Iron. IS C4) DanSettles-Well. 3 0 18 {.t) 4.5 Tom Pro"' - Gal. J 0 18 (-4} <.5 Bob Smith- Ironton 3 0 18 {4 ) 4.5 .'·'. T 0 Jed0 And ______ 8 W 6 6 • are comforlable .. and add that specia touch. squad 1 .__ 6 be 1 cloae game. coming Into the loop In !967. quarterback - wingback scored Avg Both teams are physically Friday's opening kickoff Is three touchdowns and four 31.0 )0.6 ::, sound fOI" Friday's encou,nter ... "'!~ f()f ,~l-nk •. , extrapolntslastFr[daHK4iml 26.7 "' '· t ttll!lgilt Joll!l ~ ~ .. ):1 \o·o F.r'Jd.V'f .... .,..~ 1 -Southwestern to move Into 26.5 Junior 111\Udl~ ' 'gUii'd';"' -~~~d ·ltarTrn ···t1 1~u' o: · pr.oT, " 'seciliid plaC!e behlrid' ffisl touch24.3 23.0 ,u '' Gallls'a"Jolin North, tf2.pound ",-~LIPOrls OFFENSE down twin David While in the Poi-PI•yer Yr wt ' ' 19.5 ;; ,..uor fullback both are out for LE.:.Erlce Sounders 3 · 16 2 scoring race of the Southern 19.] the year with InJuries. LT-<:huck Wood 3 202 Valley AthleUc Conference. 17 .0 15.7 ~·; . ComParative scores against LG--Ken Wamsley 3 168 White, a II$ pound junior ,. three common foes favor the RG-Gien C-Bud Sanden 3 179 tailback conlinues to lead the Davis 4 160 • .1: · Marauders.by 42 and 22 pointe Or Mike Wolle 2 170 league scoring with Ill points. Avg. 5.2 (Waverly and Athens) while RT- Chuck Sodlmer • 175 White also leads In all games 5.2 2 -~ GAllS Is favored by 13 through Or Mark Davis • "' with 68 points Dennis 5.9 RE-<:hucl< Howard 3 168 . ,' the Ironton game. ·u QB-l<lrry Snowden !53 Eichinger, Eastern s 180 pound 3 6.2 7.0 The Marauders are tough. LH- Pete Neat 3 112 end, Is third In both races. 7.0 ~; TheBl BDeloevllsDevUs know hit. TheThe RH-~v!"ll~r~~~ :~ SVAC OHLY 12.5 ue are . toug . FB-Tom Prose , 195 Player- School TD ED TP 1~ .3 ;; Marauders know it. Both have GAHS DEFESNE - Mike 0 . Whtte-KC 9 1< 68 15.3 the figures to prove it (See Wolfe, middle guard; Mark G. Saundert-KC 7 10 52 · , Davis and Chuck Wood 0. ElchJnger- E 7 0 42 atatisUcs elsewhere In today a tackles ; Jim Miller 13_19 1) .; B. Ralllff-NG 4 o 2• paper.) Pal Bosler (1 -150) and Tom W. Queen-HT • 0 2• .~ Meigs has 12 lettermen back Prose, ends; Eric Saunders and G. Colltnr.-KC ' 0 2< when caught, feigns death, PUNT RETURNS Logan at Athens hence our term of "playing N•me-School Yds No. TO Gallipolis at Meigs the 1969 which ~::ba~:::s; jc!~" C::,':s~eld ~. ~':.Z:~G ~ ~ ~: 'possum" for someone who Grate, Meigs 117 8 1 Ironton at Jackson ·'' posted a 7-2-1 record. Nine are Kev Sheets (2-150) cor- J. Rousi>-KC 2 < 16 is laying low. Krebs, Logan 92 6 1 Wellston at Waverly Tri-Valley seniors who helped the nerbacks; Chuck How•rd 1nd D. Smith-E 2 2 u Vinton County at Federal · "' Marauden eke out an 8-8 vic· Dave Burnett, twin safeties. Hocking tory over GAllS on Memorial Poi.-P:::~~SOFFENS:... WI. Nelsonville· York at Belpre Others Field 12 monthe ago. Ga!Upotis LE-Jon Kloos • 153 Kyger Creek at Alexander •• has 10 veta back from last LT-Mark Werry 2 223 Southern at Glouster •• , LG--Ted l.ohew 3 lol9 Point Pleasant at Ripley year s ~-5-0 squad. The c-Roger AbboH • 203 at Wahama o: Manuden' offensive line will RG--Dave Soyd ' 203 Tbe Rio Grande College over Berea and Urbana. Finch (8th), Prater (9th) and Ravenswood SATURDAY •. average IlK pouJids per man RT-Frad Lee 3 190 MOVC ' compared to the Geillans' !?3- RE-MikeGrale • 167 Redmen oross-country team, Against Berea, he was clocked Haggard (15th). ·• QB-Bob Werry 4 156 l!lljoylng their most su=uful at 20:30, breakllw the Wnlle '!'be meet with CUmberland, Eastern e1 Miller (2 p.m . I " pound Une average. Blue Devil LH-Dennls Boggs 4 153 ataiOD in recent vears, ~ mark of :111:50 on Berea's fist, according ID Rinehart, was a RH-R.., Smllh 3 148 ' """~ . Or Tom Hottntr • 145 cbed their 1170 fall mark to 6 fall course. At home, against JftvleW of the KIAC croas _, FB-TinyWllllamo 3 175 wino and 2 !oases In dual and Urbana, Sanders betiered his country meet scheduled !01 MEIGS DEFENSE -Bob ,..•-·•·Slllwari.J.t:,50J, middle guard; -...- meets with weekend own course markof27 :45 as he Sa""''""' --... Oct- 24- Qunberland , •• Roger H and Fred u.e, victories over Urbana College set a course record of 27:28 for he said, Is known lor Ita ~lacl<ln; Jell Morris (3-110) and- and Berea Colleee- Last week, five miles. powerbouae teams, and Is the Wayne Wall 14-174) ends; Ron the Redmon lost their aecond Finl.shlng beNnd Sanders for heavy favorite to win. Rio mllh and Tiny Tom Wllllamo Hoffner, corrbacko; and meet of the aea&OD to CUm· .theRedmen aga•-• • .,. Berea were Gr--•~~. althM--"• ._., not """'" ........., Tad lehlw, linebackers; Chip berland College, the Jft..,..... Jack Finch (2nd), Bartley regarded at the start of the ~ Haggerty 14-132) and Mike poi ai the team to baa! in the Ardnt (:lrd), Jim Prater (4th), aeaaon, Is now bein8lookecl at 1 Grate, saletln. Kentucky Intercollegiate Tim Foleer {8th) and Jack by many as Cumberland'• u Athletic Confl!l'eiiCO. ilaQard (8th). Berea """'"rs closesl compeUIIl'. NEW YORK (UP!) - 'lbere ' VJI,. .LI0U1'8 Ftellwnan Ker1 Slnders, who, llnlabed 5th. 7111, till, lOth, and Following the KIACmeet, the are two pretty good football Da. accanllnc to Redmon Coach lllh, 1111" 1 final IICII'e of Rio Redmon lraveliD Danvlfte, K,y., teams In the state of Ohio IJe. veil I.IJ Ul'til Deen Rinehart, may be the ~ II, Berea 4l lor the Centre CoDege Insides the top -ranked Buckeyes biggest surprise of this yMr's Against Urbana, the Redmen vltaUonal, to Huntington lor the of Ohio State. ~. Bruce Oirlls, dtreclor rt NAIA lliltrlct No. Zl ineet, ae1 lllok lhe ~ lin. ploces, u Marshall University In· .. . Toledo and Miami of Olllo health, pbyslcal eG!calloo and course recorda In the vlctorlu Sander&, Ftneb and Ardnt vltaUonal and to CedarvUio ll$ve proved themsalves to be recreation at IUo Grsnde ~ IIIII, two and three. College fill" the last dual meet of two defensive powen this • · Colltga, lodoy ilm<1WK:etl the Prater flnillhed lth and the ......,_ 'ftle Redmen cloee sqn, leadiJti the na"on in ll<Gr• IICiledulo lor commwd!¥ use of there Is a charge of 211: for lllggard lith as the l!edmen their 11170 fall aeason with the 1ng ~nse and iota! defet1le the ~ pool and 111111- lludents and 1111: lor "adults to ~ by I D.1f collll. Against NAIA Diatrict Zl Q-oss-CounlrJ !'fdllOCtively, IICCGrdini to ala· nulum al the collece'a Paul R. 1111 lhe pool. / .... Olmberllnd, 8indus llnllhed meet, Saturday, Nov. 14 at &uco released Wedneaday by Lyne Pbyal~al. J!:duoallon • · ) • · lollowell by kmt (8th), Yellow Springs, 0. the National Collegiate Sports. Center- 'lbe ochedule will be ln · . Service. effect unw Dee. 14, the end rt ntE SENTIIR The Rockets of Toledo _.ed tile llrat aemeater at the their second shutout of the year Co114se. . last - k as they rajaed their Al!eordint . to Curtis, the record to 6-0. II was the fourth ~ pCiol be open u... in its !all ei&ht reaujir 7 to I -r~ that .Toledo lfas 71o •• "' • held ~ opposiUOIJ ~~~:~~nletia. lor · If we are going to restore state bas aUoWetl )Uit 18. to a high level, we must 111.11. ....lOft ~ • u per -10. "· from . c~~:.i~~••~l·on~.~~·~r •llil'fl- thr. by Chet Tannehill required reading. Prepared by TOOl Molters of Athens, In swnbacks average 169 pounds, the mary (aee complete tables elsewhere on this page), the Blue Dovi1J to date are the best defensive team, Melga lopa all area Marauder backs 163. The Ecermeo mlllt stop lesms,includlngtheSEOAL, in total offense. Mike Grate lesds aU the rlllllliDg of Dennis BoJP punt returners, Dennis Boos Is fourth In rushing belind Krebs of ~an. Valentine of Jackson, and Smith of lrollton. (some~ nobody elle bas 1.uua beea able to do Wo taU) 8lld Galllpolla hasn't mounted a paasing attack jultifylng the name, TIDy Wllllama Friday. The 5nowden hitting 9 of 21 attempt. for 1111 yardl. Marauder quarGa111a111 mut o1so tbrol1le terbacksBob Werry and Andy Vaughan are !5o! 42for 383yards, the pauma of Bob Werry bl a low percentage of cmnpletlons but excellent yardage ' · order to make H oevea In o Galllpolla hss a slight edge In rushing, 8118 to 7'111, but Melga' l'llW. bulge In passing pushes the Chanceymen out In fronl on total GAllS will be oeeklng Its first offense. win oo lhe Pomeroy Held since An obvious conclusion Is thalli Well, Abbott, Stewarl, lA!e and the 11112 championship Blue Morris, the Up Front Five, are able to contain GAllS' ground DavUs turned the trick over rushes, there will be a pleasant two boW'B for Marauder fans Chancey's Porn~ ... Panthers, Friday night. 28-&. The Galliano lost 20oi up there in 111K, 211-0in 191!6, and 14- ! By LEON DENNEN '~~ ~ :. :a~~..~=~~ " THE CJLDBALVIEW NEW YORK !NEAl Now 11 is the West Germans who have cau,se to worry about the credlbUity of the men m the Kremlin. Last August Chancellor Willy Brandl sign~ his celebrated nonaggression pact with Moscow wbich he acclaimed as the "cornerstone" of a European detente. The treaty is still to be ratifted by Bonn's Parllament and Brandt-whose l"'lltical fnrlunes rest heavily on the sue..,. of his politicl in the East-is be g In n In g to doubt whether he can deal with Moscow from a poslUon of trust. Such doubts were freely raised by his closest associates who came here to urge the Nixon administration to continue the presence of U.S. troops in Europe. '!'bey also sought to assure U.s. pollcymakers and journalists that West Germany remains loyal to NATO. "Brandt Is too aware of Soviet diplomacf to fall into .any trap aet by Moscow," a top German of!icia told this writer. But tbe ofticial seemed troubled, nevertheless. Perhaps ' Brandl was "somewhat optimistic" In his negotiations with the Communists, he added. A case in point is West Berlln which has been for more ' than two decades a good yardstick by which to assess t' Russia's lntenUons In Germany. '!'be West Germans have long been seeking a Soviet guar· antee of unhindered access to the divided city Isolated 110 miles lnllde Communist East Germ111y. They also want freedom lor West Berliners to visit ~ BerUn and Mos· cow's acknowledgement of legal ties between w~ Berlin and !IGim. When Brandt was in Moscow in August he made U clear to the Bntolans that a satisfactory settlement of the Berlin Issue wa a prerequisite for Bonn's ratlllcaUon of the nonaggression tieaty by Bonn's Bundestag. '!'be Kremlin ~fad-­ on were quick to a11ure him that ll ·he would affix bls IICJlaiUN to the tr-.ty they would 10 somethlnc about the statua of West Berlin. i But DOCe agaln-aa in the case of their vlolaUon of the !; Mldeall cesae-llre-the Russians have demonstrated their •. eU1 at diplomatic duplicity. -~ Brandt signed the treaty and paid a still price In concos· i slons. He accepted Germany' I lndenntte division, the iepl .. .. m,......e of tlie German ·Communlot "republic" and Poland's anneution of the territories east of the Oder· ·· ' ' Neilae line. But the Ruulans, despite their verbal asouriDC<!I to Dr~;; never abandoned their rl&ld position !bat Welt !!' must be regarded as an Independent enUty wltb no to Bonn. poUey, in fact, wu never ln ~oubl. that the Kremlin's to see tbe ~~'! ~-.t9ii before !be scheduled for another mlscalculaUon. 111 U.ne with .~lit[e1ij the RUJOhlno give. away little while . Now the Kremlin' leaders are , to ne~otiate a Berlin . •I the lilo!!<OW troaly. coaU!Ioti governm vote• in the · Tbe Marauders were picked to finish third In this year's SEOAL otandlnp. That'• where they are rlgbl uow - In undisputed third place. GAilS was rantedmth. The Galllans and Logan share top spot with ldenUcal ~records. Meigs Is 3I in loop play. Come Friday, Galllpolia will be out to stop a team that has acored 92 points In its last two outings. Some Meigs fans are predicting an easy victory lor UJe i\larauders. At least one MHS fan said lhe Bi8 Blue would bow ~4-0. Others, however, feel ll will be a bitterly-fought coolest, with a •• -ru-•tlta i L: 21 " ... -'1 tbe white government. The aooompany'llll·labor shortage has done morO>Io betier the lot of the blaet ·majority and to weaken the absurd residence and employment laws !ban any amount of Impassioned preaching !rom American pulpits. '!'bose who really ca,.. about black Alrlcans, everywhere ln Africa, should actually be clamoring that we do all we can to keep South Africa strong and prosperous. ! ;~ Br LAWRENCE E. I.AMI, M.D. 1 l#L ' ~. k-·• ~cioiOiiiliO boom bas b'een an ideologloal t Sports Desk a•- ""....,Oct. 111 Logan TEAM STATISTICS Golllpolla FIRST OOWNS PASSING Fedet-ai-Hocking Wahama G Tum Av. Op. Av. CP-A I TD Meigs 4 .. 12.0 51 12.S 27-<9 5 2 Jackson 4 52 13.0 417 11.8 9-2~ I 0 Miller Blue Devils (5.2 points per game) need a victory in Coming up ID this big ooe tomorrow night th• records of the R n~ls Eichinger - East. pan y Honaker -Fed-Hocking '' order to remain in a first place tie with Logan's two clubs, in ccmpari8on with other teams tn the league, are Kete Kiener - Miller ,';_ Chieftains. Lol!an olays fading Athens Friday night. J, -· "• TbiJ is one threat wbich the United States can view wltb some equanimity, for one South Africa is wortb more !ban a dozen divided, struggling, developing Black African countries In terms of the political stability of that continent and as an ally ln the event of trouble there with the Soviet Union. "Tbls Is a bitter truth for anyone who abhors South Mrlca'slnbuman pollcy of racial apartheid, and all decent men abhor it. But weakening South Africa mUitarUy or poUticlllly would not end thai system-indeed, could make Inevitable the bloody racial war many have long been predicitng and which some, undoubtedly, would like to see. '!'be same Is !rue 01 an economic boycott. Those who, with the best lntalllions ln the ·world, demand that U.S. ftrms :.':~~ ~th~ Africa," a:e not helpin g the ....••.. ..••: ( lncludH tlmH ttrough Oc1. 16) DeteRusseU - Aie)l. •• munills. •. Clocludol 1910 SOUTHEASTERN OHIO ATHLETIC LEAGUE STATISTICS C:n President Julius Nyerere of Tanzania bss warned Westem powers that the conitnued sale of arms to South Africa wiU drive African countries Into the arms of the Com- .; · Last November, shortly be(ore 'lbankBglvlng, a rabid Meigs football fan told a Gallipolis Blue Devil supporter, "You'll have to ~~:et up early in the morning to defeat the Marauders next year." The statement was made just a few days after Coach Charley Chancey's Marauders had completed tbelr 1969 campaign. The Cbanceymen finished strong last year by winning six and tying one in their final seven outings. 1910 HIGH SC~ fODTBALL STANDINGS Friday night, Marauder Stadium, Pomeroy, wUI Hoop!~ says GAllS by 2. Col. Moles, whose Identity is one of the aeason'a best kept aecrets, says Meigs by I (20-14). I like 889 222.0 86 21.5 974 2.43.5 7..1 185.3 be jammed beyond capacity as Coach C. L. 705 176.3 467 116.8 1172 293.0 961 240.3 <Johnnyl Ecker's undefeated GaiUpolls Blue Devils Moles. Martha had better swing her rolling pin at the Major (and Ja~kson 828 207.0 70 17.5 898 22~.5 1278 319.5 TEAM battle lhe once-beaten Meigs Marauders In the 1970 not miss). Logan 8A2 210.5 229 57.3 1071 267.8 963 2<0.S Logan Interest in the game tomorrow night between the Marauders Meigs 779 19•. 8 383 95.8 1162 290.5 651 162.8 Gallipolis campaign's key Southeastern Ohio League contest. and Gallla Academy has been steaming up since Monday. By Waverly 322 80.5 279 69.8 601 150.3 1029 257.3 Meigs . The hectic encounter will see Gallipolis shooting 439 109.8 654 ' 163.5 1093 273.3 1125 281.3 Jackson Wedneaday elderly ladles In Pomeroy and Mlddlepcrl, who Wellston for its seventh straight victory of the season, and haven't been out ID a game since Fred Crow and Tippy Dye 1970 HIGH SCHOOL Athens FOOTBALL SCORING JOth in a row covering a two-year period. Meigs performed for Pcmeroy, and Pappy Lewis for Middleport, bsve Ironton (Includes pmes through Oct. 17) Wellston enters Friday's game with a 5--Hl season record. been lrying to find out frmn the Friday afternoon quarterbacks OveraiiScorlno-T••m TD PAT PTSIG>Av . Waverly Coach Chancey's high-scoring machine (31 wbo will win. Let them e<me around Monday to tboae same gennls Boggs- M 13 8 86 (6) 1•.3 points per game) needs a victory to stay alive in this quarterbacks wbo will have ready all the reasona why this or that Murphy-- J 9 3 57 (6) 9.5 TEAM Pels Hudnell Alex. 7 12 54 (6) 9.0 Warren Local year's title chase. Coach Ecker's defensive-minded happened ... whJ this .. that dido, happen. Lesser of Evils '.... i i .;.,. ·.~! Stadi·il,.~ SEO Statistics the By Hobart WUson, Jr. In Collaboralion wllb Chet Tannebui .... *1.4 '• Marauders Test Unbeaten GAHS 1 New York Clothing House "THE SPORTSMINDED STORE" POMEROY, OHIO 8 �. ' • I Office of the._Modern 3- The Daily Sentinel, Mlddleporl-l'<meroy, 0 ., Oct. 22, 11170 • " Grid Sh-o wdown zn Marauder .. Strike's the T~ing But Just Why? Automotive Industries magazine has come up with some ligures showing .what a. prolong~ strike could mean to General Motors m lost sales. Tile -.montlM>Id strike has already cost the giant automaker nearly $ miUion in factory sales. A two-month strike would cost billion, and a three-month strike t:l.l billion. · 'l'lult would bring us up to Christmas, whlcb is bow long some company ·ofliclaie reportedly upect the strllte to last. GM. of course, will not lose all that money, not by a long , sight. '!'be loss will be absred by autoworkers who are not being paid wages, salesmen who are not eal'llina commls· siODJ, dealer mechanics who- are being laid orr, supplier industries who are not supplymg. In the meantime, all Americans bsve become not only vlcU!ns but unwilling supporters of the strike as its effects begin to be felt throughout the national economy and as t up a y e r dollars subsidize food stamps for striking workers. Someone must bsYe the answer to the questwn of what purpOse a strike serves in this day and age when the Issue ls no longer the fundamental one of the right to bargain colleclively but Is over money, fringe heneflts and working conditions-none of them exactly lile-ilnd-deatb Issues that warrant the kamlkize tactic of a strike, which always hurts the Individual worker more than II does the employer. "'!'be general malaise of our .society has spread tO the auto plant," United Autoworkers President Leonatd WOOdcock said three montbs before the strike. "Malaise" Is a good word, but it only describes and doesn't e"Jllain. . Industry Week magazine predicts that "only a miracle" could bring an early agreement In labor contract negotiations next year between the steelworkers and the steel companies. In other words, the steelworkers, as was the ca•e with the autoworkers, are hyping themselves up Wltb tbe Idea of a strike and can't wait unlll negotiations wltb management begin and they can walk out on them. '!'be strike's the !bing, not only In tbese two Industries but ln almost every other where contracts are due to expire In the coming months. "Malaise., Why? Why are we tearing our own ftesh? '," t: ..,on "" ... t " - " '• " ,. ';_. ":, ..<· '" ' ,' i ·. · ~· •' rs ·;.& 'i ·u.s. '" . '·' "(' Z TrieJ H;s Hotrd · At Jacoby Modern Meal Plan Handbook Guides to Right Eating ~~ i~ Brandt Gets Taste Of Soviet Duplicity •• determining Blue Devil fans say their Ia ''Number tllle," .... lbat the Ecermea will "Silly Number tllle" alter Friday'• vletary over tbe Marallden. Molt G• 01 poU&au feel It wOJ OVERALL STANDINGS teM. TEAM Athens Gallipolis Ironton Jackson .. 43 4 41 4 57 4 .56 .. 39 4 57 logon Meigs Waverly Wellston Yds. Athen& W.llipolls lronlon 10.8 10.3 14.3 14.0 9.8 14.3 61 15.3 61 37 39 43 56 15.3 9.3 9.8 10.8 1~.0 26-52 9·22 16-32 5 l Eastern 15-42 24-72 1 2 41 11 0 3 3 1 44-82 7 J Glouster Athens Alexander Ironton Wellston Southern VInton County Nelsonville· York Point Pleasant Waverly Rush. P111. Total Off. Total Del. Avg. Yds. Avg. Yds. Avg. Yds. Av. 3/J 83.3 31~ 67,5 687 111.8 91.. 228.5 -~ o~\~~and 011&llalf years since the Marauder machine -bolted together by Charley Chancey, MHS teams have compiled a :111-1-2 record in all games. Inside the SEOAL, the Whi te, Saunders Top SVAC Scorers Kyger Creek's Gary SaWlMarauders are 17·5·2 since ders , a 150 pound senior ¥ o 0 6 7.3 7.0 76.0 6.7 ~2 (6) <0 (6) 3S {6) 5 5 1 1 • • • 2 2 2 3 3 ~ 2 1 1 1 . 3 0 •5 5 1 5 5 1 7 0 6 T 0 0 2 2 0 W ' L 0 • 0 3 2 2 1 2 2 I 3 0 0 • 4 TRI-VALLEY STANDINGS w 2 I I l 0 0 2 0 0 0 2 w L 0 MOVC STANDINGS TEAM Miller 2 0 0 Glouster Eastern Alexander 0 0 1 2 Joe Marlin - Well. 3 0 18 (4) 4.5 Dan Welch - Wa.. INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSHING 3 0 18 {4) 4.5 N1me-School Yt TCB Avg. Krebs, Logan 442 68 6.5 Culbertson. L 379 98 3.9 Boggs, Melg! 335 68 4.9 Valentine, J 308 ~ 5.9 Smith, Ironton 300 52 58 PASSING Nime-Sch. A I G Td N1me - Sch . C Settles, W 38·66 6 526 3 2 o 12 Spears, i 26·51 4 467 s I 2 8 Green, A 25-43 3 294 2 1 2 8 Smith, L 15-29 2 212 2 J. Hill-S 1 2 8 Werry, M 13-38 3 342 1 1 2 8 Smith. Logan 15-29 2 212 2 D. Clsto-HT 1 0 6 Werry~_f'V\elgs JJ.J8 J 3~2 2 H. Cald~II-E 1 0 '" &' · ·PU'NTtNG ·(I or more) R·. !fhompson- KC R. Peltrey-NG 1 0 6 Nlimt-School Vets.. No. Av: 1 o 6 OnMra, JIK'k. 596 16 37.3 J. Smith'--NG 1 o 6 Werry, Meigs :J62 10 36.2 J. Waugh-HT K. Hrown-KC 1 o 6 Green,Athens 505 14 36.1 Lawson-S 422 12 35.2 1 0 6 Mundy, Logan P. Hill-S 1 o 6 Burnett, Gal. 480 IS 32.0 M. Potter-SW 1 0 6 RECEIVING R. Borlng-E 0 2 0 Name-Sch. No . Yds. Td M. Smllh-SW 0 2 2 s. TD 0. J. Taylor- NG 0 2 2 Welch, Wav 13 145 1 o 2 2 Payne. Iron . 11 210 1 Ted Stolon-NG o 2 2 Martin, Wells. L. Cremeans-HT 11 80 1 T. Glassburn--NG 8 204 0 o 2 2 Saltsman, Well o 2 2 Jarvis, Wells. 8 103 0 R. Hofmen-S W. Henson- KC o 2 2 Tom, Athens 8 78 2 C.Smllh-KC o 2 2 Scott. Athens 8 62 0 tht,_s 0 2 2 KO RETURNS 0 2 2 ~me-School Yds No. TO J. Jenkins-S Johnson-S o 2 2 Saltsman. Well s. 306 IS o Safety- E 0 2 2 V_4.lentlne, J 22 11 0 WP.bb, Wav . 104 6 0 Welch, Wav. 100 6 0 Tbe Virginia opossum, Champlin, Ath. 74 s o J . Parsons-KC S. Jenkins-S R. Sanders-E Rio Ups Mark To 6-2 Pool r-Gi C .P~~ , AN INVITATION •- ·~q oP" p 140 92 Jill 146 llf 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 102 1tl 31 15!' 117 94 60 41::' 0 0 0 T 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 12 68 18 Champlin, Athens 63 Welch, Wav. 45 Valenfine, Jack. 27 INT. RETURNS 3 3 TOP OFFENSIVE TEAMS TEAM Pts <Gl Meigs 186 {6) Wahama 245 (8) Logan 160 (6) Alexan~r 1.59 (6) Jackson 146 (6) Fed. ·Hocklng 138 (6) Ironton 117 (6) Miller llS (6) Eastern 102 (6) Wellston 94 (6} TOP DEFENSIVE TEAMS TEAM PTS IGJ Gallipolis 31 (6) Fed. -Hocking 31 (6) Wahama 47 181 Logan 37 {6) Eastern 42 {6) Meigs 42 [6) Glouster 75 (6) Miller 85 (6 ) Athens 93 (6) THIS WEEK'S SCHEDULE FRIDAY SEOAL 117 " 112 T P 105 40 1~ 12 a all statJ · Democratic · at t-.e Noli'. 3 election . an l!!'ltatlo._ to all Republltans NoW•JI tile tiJTj• to "cross · brlflla•" for bttttr · OP 0 12 100 12 53 T P DP 0 0 0 0 47 24 0 . 2' Fall hats have their day and rightly so as top style accessory for men. h<;~)~ . ,1 llJI 139 300 l.W 215 174 169 60 ·In A Nice Selection Our 106 70 Ml ... N.Y.C. N•me- School No. Yds. TO Champlin. Athens l 68 o Burnett. Gal. J S6 0 Albrink, Iron. 2 40 0 Onder a. Jack. 2 65 0 Buckley, Jack. 9 0 Welch. Wav. 2 0 0 15 93 60 30 67 . At 0 0 0 8 16 <It P OP 100 31 68 19 1118 21 0 1 0 1 0 Jr. IJ ,, ~ ~ 0 0 SEDAL STANDINGS Federai ·Hocklng Nelsonville- York Belpre Vinton County 7.0 ~2 (6) L 0 0 0 .., . MiamiT0 ughf: J 1eDSIVe y De Hado's They1l Do It 7 7 6 6 44 (6) tl2 {61 Ken ~olentlne- Jack. 4 en ulber,.on - Logan 5 8 6.3 SEOAL SCORING NAME - TEAM TO PAT PTS (g) A<f9. Rick Krebs- Logan 7 2 11.0 " 141 Dennis Boggs - Meigs 6 4 <0 {41 10.0 6 0 J6 {4) Don Murphy - Jack. 9.0 Pete Neal - Gal. 5 0 JO {4) 7.5 Tiny Williams - Meigs 5 0 30 {41 7.5 Ken Culbertson- Logan 3 4 22 {<) 55 Ken Valentine - Jack . 20 14) 5.0 3 ' 3 0 Hal Spears - Iron. IS C4) DanSettles-Well. 3 0 18 {.t) 4.5 Tom Pro"' - Gal. J 0 18 (-4} <.5 Bob Smith- Ironton 3 0 18 {4 ) 4.5 .'·'. T 0 Jed0 And ______ 8 W 6 6 • are comforlable .. and add that specia touch. squad 1 .__ 6 be 1 cloae game. coming Into the loop In !967. quarterback - wingback scored Avg Both teams are physically Friday's opening kickoff Is three touchdowns and four 31.0 )0.6 ::, sound fOI" Friday's encou,nter ... "'!~ f()f ,~l-nk •. , extrapolntslastFr[daHK4iml 26.7 "' '· t ttll!lgilt Joll!l ~ ~ .. ):1 \o·o F.r'Jd.V'f .... .,..~ 1 -Southwestern to move Into 26.5 Junior 111\Udl~ ' 'gUii'd';"' -~~~d ·ltarTrn ···t1 1~u' o: · pr.oT, " 'seciliid plaC!e behlrid' ffisl touch24.3 23.0 ,u '' Gallls'a"Jolin North, tf2.pound ",-~LIPOrls OFFENSE down twin David While in the Poi-PI•yer Yr wt ' ' 19.5 ;; ,..uor fullback both are out for LE.:.Erlce Sounders 3 · 16 2 scoring race of the Southern 19.] the year with InJuries. LT-<:huck Wood 3 202 Valley AthleUc Conference. 17 .0 15.7 ~·; . ComParative scores against LG--Ken Wamsley 3 168 White, a II$ pound junior ,. three common foes favor the RG-Gien C-Bud Sanden 3 179 tailback conlinues to lead the Davis 4 160 • .1: · Marauders.by 42 and 22 pointe Or Mike Wolle 2 170 league scoring with Ill points. Avg. 5.2 (Waverly and Athens) while RT- Chuck Sodlmer • 175 White also leads In all games 5.2 2 -~ GAllS Is favored by 13 through Or Mark Davis • "' with 68 points Dennis 5.9 RE-<:hucl< Howard 3 168 . ,' the Ironton game. ·u QB-l<lrry Snowden !53 Eichinger, Eastern s 180 pound 3 6.2 7.0 The Marauders are tough. LH- Pete Neat 3 112 end, Is third In both races. 7.0 ~; TheBl BDeloevllsDevUs know hit. TheThe RH-~v!"ll~r~~~ :~ SVAC OHLY 12.5 ue are . toug . FB-Tom Prose , 195 Player- School TD ED TP 1~ .3 ;; Marauders know it. Both have GAHS DEFESNE - Mike 0 . Whtte-KC 9 1< 68 15.3 the figures to prove it (See Wolfe, middle guard; Mark G. Saundert-KC 7 10 52 · , Davis and Chuck Wood 0. ElchJnger- E 7 0 42 atatisUcs elsewhere In today a tackles ; Jim Miller 13_19 1) .; B. Ralllff-NG 4 o 2• paper.) Pal Bosler (1 -150) and Tom W. Queen-HT • 0 2• .~ Meigs has 12 lettermen back Prose, ends; Eric Saunders and G. Colltnr.-KC ' 0 2< when caught, feigns death, PUNT RETURNS Logan at Athens hence our term of "playing N•me-School Yds No. TO Gallipolis at Meigs the 1969 which ~::ba~:::s; jc!~" C::,':s~eld ~. ~':.Z:~G ~ ~ ~: 'possum" for someone who Grate, Meigs 117 8 1 Ironton at Jackson ·'' posted a 7-2-1 record. Nine are Kev Sheets (2-150) cor- J. Rousi>-KC 2 < 16 is laying low. Krebs, Logan 92 6 1 Wellston at Waverly Tri-Valley seniors who helped the nerbacks; Chuck How•rd 1nd D. Smith-E 2 2 u Vinton County at Federal · "' Marauden eke out an 8-8 vic· Dave Burnett, twin safeties. Hocking tory over GAllS on Memorial Poi.-P:::~~SOFFENS:... WI. Nelsonville· York at Belpre Others Field 12 monthe ago. Ga!Upotis LE-Jon Kloos • 153 Kyger Creek at Alexander •• has 10 veta back from last LT-Mark Werry 2 223 Southern at Glouster •• , LG--Ted l.ohew 3 lol9 Point Pleasant at Ripley year s ~-5-0 squad. The c-Roger AbboH • 203 at Wahama o: Manuden' offensive line will RG--Dave Soyd ' 203 Tbe Rio Grande College over Berea and Urbana. Finch (8th), Prater (9th) and Ravenswood SATURDAY •. average IlK pouJids per man RT-Frad Lee 3 190 MOVC ' compared to the Geillans' !?3- RE-MikeGrale • 167 Redmen oross-country team, Against Berea, he was clocked Haggard (15th). ·• QB-Bob Werry 4 156 l!lljoylng their most su=uful at 20:30, breakllw the Wnlle '!'be meet with CUmberland, Eastern e1 Miller (2 p.m . I " pound Une average. Blue Devil LH-Dennls Boggs 4 153 ataiOD in recent vears, ~ mark of :111:50 on Berea's fist, according ID Rinehart, was a RH-R.., Smllh 3 148 ' """~ . Or Tom Hottntr • 145 cbed their 1170 fall mark to 6 fall course. At home, against JftvleW of the KIAC croas _, FB-TinyWllllamo 3 175 wino and 2 !oases In dual and Urbana, Sanders betiered his country meet scheduled !01 MEIGS DEFENSE -Bob ,..•-·•·Slllwari.J.t:,50J, middle guard; -...- meets with weekend own course markof27 :45 as he Sa""''""' --... Oct- 24- Qunberland , •• Roger H and Fred u.e, victories over Urbana College set a course record of 27:28 for he said, Is known lor Ita ~lacl<ln; Jell Morris (3-110) and- and Berea Colleee- Last week, five miles. powerbouae teams, and Is the Wayne Wall 14-174) ends; Ron the Redmon lost their aecond Finl.shlng beNnd Sanders for heavy favorite to win. Rio mllh and Tiny Tom Wllllamo Hoffner, corrbacko; and meet of the aea&OD to CUm· .theRedmen aga•-• • .,. Berea were Gr--•~~. althM--"• ._., not """'" ........., Tad lehlw, linebackers; Chip berland College, the Jft..,..... Jack Finch (2nd), Bartley regarded at the start of the ~ Haggerty 14-132) and Mike poi ai the team to baa! in the Ardnt (:lrd), Jim Prater (4th), aeaaon, Is now bein8lookecl at 1 Grate, saletln. Kentucky Intercollegiate Tim Foleer {8th) and Jack by many as Cumberland'• u Athletic Confl!l'eiiCO. ilaQard (8th). Berea """'"rs closesl compeUIIl'. NEW YORK (UP!) - 'lbere ' VJI,. .LI0U1'8 Ftellwnan Ker1 Slnders, who, llnlabed 5th. 7111, till, lOth, and Following the KIACmeet, the are two pretty good football Da. accanllnc to Redmon Coach lllh, 1111" 1 final IICII'e of Rio Redmon lraveliD Danvlfte, K,y., teams In the state of Ohio IJe. veil I.IJ Ul'til Deen Rinehart, may be the ~ II, Berea 4l lor the Centre CoDege Insides the top -ranked Buckeyes biggest surprise of this yMr's Against Urbana, the Redmen vltaUonal, to Huntington lor the of Ohio State. ~. Bruce Oirlls, dtreclor rt NAIA lliltrlct No. Zl ineet, ae1 lllok lhe ~ lin. ploces, u Marshall University In· .. . Toledo and Miami of Olllo health, pbyslcal eG!calloo and course recorda In the vlctorlu Sander&, Ftneb and Ardnt vltaUonal and to CedarvUio ll$ve proved themsalves to be recreation at IUo Grsnde ~ IIIII, two and three. College fill" the last dual meet of two defensive powen this • · Colltga, lodoy ilm<1WK:etl the Prater flnillhed lth and the ......,_ 'ftle Redmen cloee sqn, leadiJti the na"on in ll<Gr• IICiledulo lor commwd!¥ use of there Is a charge of 211: for lllggard lith as the l!edmen their 11170 fall aeason with the 1ng ~nse and iota! defet1le the ~ pool and 111111- lludents and 1111: lor "adults to ~ by I D.1f collll. Against NAIA Diatrict Zl Q-oss-CounlrJ !'fdllOCtively, IICCGrdini to ala· nulum al the collece'a Paul R. 1111 lhe pool. / .... Olmberllnd, 8indus llnllhed meet, Saturday, Nov. 14 at &uco released Wedneaday by Lyne Pbyal~al. J!:duoallon • · ) • · lollowell by kmt (8th), Yellow Springs, 0. the National Collegiate Sports. Center- 'lbe ochedule will be ln · . Service. effect unw Dee. 14, the end rt ntE SENTIIR The Rockets of Toledo _.ed tile llrat aemeater at the their second shutout of the year Co114se. . last - k as they rajaed their Al!eordint . to Curtis, the record to 6-0. II was the fourth ~ pCiol be open u... in its !all ei&ht reaujir 7 to I -r~ that .Toledo lfas 71o •• "' • held ~ opposiUOIJ ~~~:~~nletia. lor · If we are going to restore state bas aUoWetl )Uit 18. to a high level, we must 111.11. ....lOft ~ • u per -10. "· from . c~~:.i~~••~l·on~.~~·~r •llil'fl- thr. by Chet Tannehill required reading. Prepared by TOOl Molters of Athens, In swnbacks average 169 pounds, the mary (aee complete tables elsewhere on this page), the Blue Dovi1J to date are the best defensive team, Melga lopa all area Marauder backs 163. The Ecermeo mlllt stop lesms,includlngtheSEOAL, in total offense. Mike Grate lesds aU the rlllllliDg of Dennis BoJP punt returners, Dennis Boos Is fourth In rushing belind Krebs of ~an. Valentine of Jackson, and Smith of lrollton. (some~ nobody elle bas 1.uua beea able to do Wo taU) 8lld Galllpolla hasn't mounted a paasing attack jultifylng the name, TIDy Wllllama Friday. The 5nowden hitting 9 of 21 attempt. for 1111 yardl. Marauder quarGa111a111 mut o1so tbrol1le terbacksBob Werry and Andy Vaughan are !5o! 42for 383yards, the pauma of Bob Werry bl a low percentage of cmnpletlons but excellent yardage ' · order to make H oevea In o Galllpolla hss a slight edge In rushing, 8118 to 7'111, but Melga' l'llW. bulge In passing pushes the Chanceymen out In fronl on total GAllS will be oeeklng Its first offense. win oo lhe Pomeroy Held since An obvious conclusion Is thalli Well, Abbott, Stewarl, lA!e and the 11112 championship Blue Morris, the Up Front Five, are able to contain GAllS' ground DavUs turned the trick over rushes, there will be a pleasant two boW'B for Marauder fans Chancey's Porn~ ... Panthers, Friday night. 28-&. The Galliano lost 20oi up there in 111K, 211-0in 191!6, and 14- ! By LEON DENNEN '~~ ~ :. :a~~..~=~~ " THE CJLDBALVIEW NEW YORK !NEAl Now 11 is the West Germans who have cau,se to worry about the credlbUity of the men m the Kremlin. Last August Chancellor Willy Brandl sign~ his celebrated nonaggression pact with Moscow wbich he acclaimed as the "cornerstone" of a European detente. The treaty is still to be ratifted by Bonn's Parllament and Brandt-whose l"'lltical fnrlunes rest heavily on the sue..,. of his politicl in the East-is be g In n In g to doubt whether he can deal with Moscow from a poslUon of trust. Such doubts were freely raised by his closest associates who came here to urge the Nixon administration to continue the presence of U.S. troops in Europe. '!'bey also sought to assure U.s. pollcymakers and journalists that West Germany remains loyal to NATO. "Brandt Is too aware of Soviet diplomacf to fall into .any trap aet by Moscow," a top German of!icia told this writer. But tbe ofticial seemed troubled, nevertheless. Perhaps ' Brandl was "somewhat optimistic" In his negotiations with the Communists, he added. A case in point is West Berlln which has been for more ' than two decades a good yardstick by which to assess t' Russia's lntenUons In Germany. '!'be West Germans have long been seeking a Soviet guar· antee of unhindered access to the divided city Isolated 110 miles lnllde Communist East Germ111y. They also want freedom lor West Berliners to visit ~ BerUn and Mos· cow's acknowledgement of legal ties between w~ Berlin and !IGim. When Brandt was in Moscow in August he made U clear to the Bntolans that a satisfactory settlement of the Berlin Issue wa a prerequisite for Bonn's ratlllcaUon of the nonaggression tieaty by Bonn's Bundestag. '!'be Kremlin ~fad-­ on were quick to a11ure him that ll ·he would affix bls IICJlaiUN to the tr-.ty they would 10 somethlnc about the statua of West Berlin. i But DOCe agaln-aa in the case of their vlolaUon of the !; Mldeall cesae-llre-the Russians have demonstrated their •. eU1 at diplomatic duplicity. -~ Brandt signed the treaty and paid a still price In concos· i slons. He accepted Germany' I lndenntte division, the iepl .. .. m,......e of tlie German ·Communlot "republic" and Poland's anneution of the territories east of the Oder· ·· ' ' Neilae line. But the Ruulans, despite their verbal asouriDC<!I to Dr~;; never abandoned their rl&ld position !bat Welt !!' must be regarded as an Independent enUty wltb no to Bonn. poUey, in fact, wu never ln ~oubl. that the Kremlin's to see tbe ~~'! ~-.t9ii before !be scheduled for another mlscalculaUon. 111 U.ne with .~lit[e1ij the RUJOhlno give. away little while . Now the Kremlin' leaders are , to ne~otiate a Berlin . •I the lilo!!<OW troaly. coaU!Ioti governm vote• in the · Tbe Marauders were picked to finish third In this year's SEOAL otandlnp. That'• where they are rlgbl uow - In undisputed third place. GAilS was rantedmth. The Galllans and Logan share top spot with ldenUcal ~records. Meigs Is 3I in loop play. Come Friday, Galllpolia will be out to stop a team that has acored 92 points In its last two outings. Some Meigs fans are predicting an easy victory lor UJe i\larauders. At least one MHS fan said lhe Bi8 Blue would bow ~4-0. Others, however, feel ll will be a bitterly-fought coolest, with a •• -ru-•tlta i L: 21 " ... -'1 tbe white government. The aooompany'llll·labor shortage has done morO>Io betier the lot of the blaet ·majority and to weaken the absurd residence and employment laws !ban any amount of Impassioned preaching !rom American pulpits. '!'bose who really ca,.. about black Alrlcans, everywhere ln Africa, should actually be clamoring that we do all we can to keep South Africa strong and prosperous. ! ;~ Br LAWRENCE E. I.AMI, M.D. 1 l#L ' ~. k-·• ~cioiOiiiliO boom bas b'een an ideologloal t Sports Desk a•- ""....,Oct. 111 Logan TEAM STATISTICS Golllpolla FIRST OOWNS PASSING Fedet-ai-Hocking Wahama G Tum Av. Op. Av. CP-A I TD Meigs 4 .. 12.0 51 12.S 27-<9 5 2 Jackson 4 52 13.0 417 11.8 9-2~ I 0 Miller Blue Devils (5.2 points per game) need a victory in Coming up ID this big ooe tomorrow night th• records of the R n~ls Eichinger - East. pan y Honaker -Fed-Hocking '' order to remain in a first place tie with Logan's two clubs, in ccmpari8on with other teams tn the league, are Kete Kiener - Miller ,';_ Chieftains. Lol!an olays fading Athens Friday night. J, -· "• TbiJ is one threat wbich the United States can view wltb some equanimity, for one South Africa is wortb more !ban a dozen divided, struggling, developing Black African countries In terms of the political stability of that continent and as an ally ln the event of trouble there with the Soviet Union. "Tbls Is a bitter truth for anyone who abhors South Mrlca'slnbuman pollcy of racial apartheid, and all decent men abhor it. But weakening South Africa mUitarUy or poUticlllly would not end thai system-indeed, could make Inevitable the bloody racial war many have long been predicitng and which some, undoubtedly, would like to see. '!'be same Is !rue 01 an economic boycott. Those who, with the best lntalllions ln the ·world, demand that U.S. ftrms :.':~~ ~th~ Africa," a:e not helpin g the ....••.. ..••: ( lncludH tlmH ttrough Oc1. 16) DeteRusseU - Aie)l. •• munills. •. Clocludol 1910 SOUTHEASTERN OHIO ATHLETIC LEAGUE STATISTICS C:n President Julius Nyerere of Tanzania bss warned Westem powers that the conitnued sale of arms to South Africa wiU drive African countries Into the arms of the Com- .; · Last November, shortly be(ore 'lbankBglvlng, a rabid Meigs football fan told a Gallipolis Blue Devil supporter, "You'll have to ~~:et up early in the morning to defeat the Marauders next year." The statement was made just a few days after Coach Charley Chancey's Marauders had completed tbelr 1969 campaign. The Cbanceymen finished strong last year by winning six and tying one in their final seven outings. 1910 HIGH SC~ fODTBALL STANDINGS Friday night, Marauder Stadium, Pomeroy, wUI Hoop!~ says GAllS by 2. Col. Moles, whose Identity is one of the aeason'a best kept aecrets, says Meigs by I (20-14). I like 889 222.0 86 21.5 974 2.43.5 7..1 185.3 be jammed beyond capacity as Coach C. L. 705 176.3 467 116.8 1172 293.0 961 240.3 <Johnnyl Ecker's undefeated GaiUpolls Blue Devils Moles. Martha had better swing her rolling pin at the Major (and Ja~kson 828 207.0 70 17.5 898 22~.5 1278 319.5 TEAM battle lhe once-beaten Meigs Marauders In the 1970 not miss). Logan 8A2 210.5 229 57.3 1071 267.8 963 2<0.S Logan Interest in the game tomorrow night between the Marauders Meigs 779 19•. 8 383 95.8 1162 290.5 651 162.8 Gallipolis campaign's key Southeastern Ohio League contest. and Gallla Academy has been steaming up since Monday. By Waverly 322 80.5 279 69.8 601 150.3 1029 257.3 Meigs . The hectic encounter will see Gallipolis shooting 439 109.8 654 ' 163.5 1093 273.3 1125 281.3 Jackson Wedneaday elderly ladles In Pomeroy and Mlddlepcrl, who Wellston for its seventh straight victory of the season, and haven't been out ID a game since Fred Crow and Tippy Dye 1970 HIGH SCHOOL Athens FOOTBALL SCORING JOth in a row covering a two-year period. Meigs performed for Pcmeroy, and Pappy Lewis for Middleport, bsve Ironton (Includes pmes through Oct. 17) Wellston enters Friday's game with a 5--Hl season record. been lrying to find out frmn the Friday afternoon quarterbacks OveraiiScorlno-T••m TD PAT PTSIG>Av . Waverly Coach Chancey's high-scoring machine (31 wbo will win. Let them e<me around Monday to tboae same gennls Boggs- M 13 8 86 (6) 1•.3 points per game) needs a victory to stay alive in this quarterbacks wbo will have ready all the reasona why this or that Murphy-- J 9 3 57 (6) 9.5 TEAM Pels Hudnell Alex. 7 12 54 (6) 9.0 Warren Local year's title chase. Coach Ecker's defensive-minded happened ... whJ this .. that dido, happen. Lesser of Evils '.... i i .;.,. ·.~! Stadi·il,.~ SEO Statistics the By Hobart WUson, Jr. In Collaboralion wllb Chet Tannebui .... *1.4 '• Marauders Test Unbeaten GAHS 1 New York Clothing House "THE SPORTSMINDED STORE" POMEROY, OHIO 8 �• • • r ~ , •.• ,. ~ > ' 1- Tile DIUy lleatlnel, Middeport·l'omfroY, 0 ., Ocl. 2%, !I'll 4- Tile Dally Sonllnel, Middleport-l'olmroy, 0., Oct. :!Z,lr/0 NBA standing8 8YU•'M:~·~~~:·ti•••• ! 11!f u.Jiecll'i\elf IJllltnatltul W. ~. Pet. G8 Philadelphia • I .100 New York 3 I .151) 'h ~\:!," 4:32 Jeft_toplay but Walker led a &lpmoolcnlth 25 poinb and ] ! :~ l ' Tile pbll!ideJpbl• 7tets sank late raUy witll eJsh~-poln1!J and player.coaeh Len ContrallliYislon 118 bad !:: II butetl c41Jl1111ftd to 50 lor Terry ·Discblnger's three-point- n .-,mllo the SWil were led .by Balllmore W.3 ~i ~<sl; 68 ~ the L!flr.en Wedneay night, play with 29 seconds remaining rookie\lreg.lfoward's 11 point& Atlanta 1 1 .500 1 loll 1'16delpbla came out on loll the game out of reach. John and Zl by c;onme Jiawklns. gncl';""ndtl 0 3 .000 21h ., 1 . the Pert wm. en! of a 141·117 llavllcek led Boston with 33 Balllmor~ look advailtae' of eve aMidwtst ~ dedslm llJid dnpped i1!J llrst points and rookie Dave Cowens poor llhootlng by Clnclrmatl to .. • :~ pme of lbe eeason alter posting had !2. hand the wlnlesa Royals their ~~ :~ lour will8. i;: ~ o<mmllted only 16 Infractions ;:;! llld lllnce lbe game wu played ;;:: at Phllly's~ Spectrum, the ::: question is, what ever became ;~ of the ..,..,.ned home court ~; advll!llage In pro basketball? ·~ Jerry West, with 14 baskets ·;-.: and nine of 10 frOOJ the free :~ throw line, paced the Lakers :~ with 'II points 1111d teammale ;~ Wilt Cbamberlaln chipped 1n •'1- witll 211 In addition to hauling get by San Francisco. Hudson finiahed with 24 points, secood high to teammate Walt Hazzard who notched 29. The Warriors placed aeven men In double ligures with Jell MullinB' 19 points leading the way. Bob Rule tallied four poln1!J 1n the Jut minute to play as Seattle fought ofl rallying Phoenix . Rule paced the J G8 o 1.000 5 ~:~a'::'o ~-. ,~ J ::l l~ Lou Hudson's field goal 1111d third loos, all at bome. Cln· Tltorefscalledthe76ersfor34 free .fllrow in the final 30 clnDIU CUUieCied on m1y ·44 of penmallouls whlle tile Lakera seconda ol play helped Allanls Ill llhola fnm the field while ·l'l ~vi~io:OO L. Pet. w. Phoenix f '·1 .250 l'h Pacific Dtvisiilli •. W. ~- Pel: G~ r:nr;d ~ : :!:~ S.n Francisco 2 2 .500 "V, k.os s~geles 2 .500 "' n ResuJ::l 1 Detroit 121 Boston 118 Balllmore 111 Clnclnnall 105 the llulle1!J blt on the same number of gools with 15 !ewer shots. Gus Jolm!on led Balli· mere with 2'1 point& llJid Jack Marin bad 26 wblle Norm van ller was hlgb lor the Royals with 17. l we:.i'nesdoy'! ~~.n~~~'1.~4 ~/Z:'\~ 117 Seallle 110 Phoenix 106 (Oni~ames scheduled! San Fran"~f'~~ ~~':':s Atlanta at lletroil JetS Won't B.ears nost 'CI' Za nesvl.ll~ E,nuay . ...J _ • .., ' By uENE CAJ)DES Dave Lowe, of 1,211$ yards In . UPI Sport& Wi'ller rT7 carrie!. Lowe bad 2% loucb· Upper Arll)lgtotl will be doliDI lllld 136 pil\nta, alao facing one of the best bacb In · acbool records. the state lor tile second atralght But the Blue Devlla will go ~eek~hen the GG!den lleara Into Friday's game with a 3-3 ost esvllle Friday night. mark, compared to the No. 2 A week $gO It was Lancealer r..ked Bears' 6-0 record lhla and its harckunnlng taUback year and 311 straight wills over Joe DeFilllppo, and Arlington three and one-half seasons. oflwasthehard preSsed lo knocked ot:HIJ:R 'NOTES: WapeJt:o. flflh ranked Gales 21-20. neta wonltallrst game of the lleFlllippo gained 125 yards year with a 42-24 victory over and scored ~o touchdowns on Celina -Friday night. The Redruns of 32 ana 36 ylll'ds. sklna' Tom Gross scored live of This week it will be Zanes- the leam'Uix loucbdowna and ville's Doo Seevers, who Is IV· ran lor Zl4 yards. Wapekonels eraging 5.9 yarda every time Is now 1+1 on the season, ee. he carries the ball, witlch Is Una f-2. often. Otardon's Las DeLong was In the Blue llevilit' six 8J10ther back who had a big Games, the 161-pound Seevers. nJghtFrlday.lleLo~gscoredall only a junior, has rusbed lor his team's live touchdowns and I,028 yatds in 175trlps, scoring gained :lll8 yards ill 211 carries II touchdoWIIS. asatardon trounced Twinsburg ::~.:~ :;nrm:.•"'::::~ :'%..Jn::; "'*::;;':;~;':'~;::, ,;,~;;;':'' Write Off c'~'fr~~~.~~~h~~~~ ~~~etp:.:~!':"~~:a~ ~·acldOIIl-n penallY cost Jobn Bl'<l<"'""'-'• selection vers on e groun · Riverside a victory over Wick· ;;: Elsewhere 1n National ....,._ A Standinua Quakers got 275 yards to 101 ltffe night. Tralllng 1&.14 c UDlled Presolnteraatloual --eo f th Bl De ll lar his ;:- Baakelball AlsociaUon, Detroit Mid-welt Back lite Week '70 Season By United or e uc v a ' wiiJl nine minutes left In the ",:: downedBootDn, AUanta rEea"st" • ona lowest outpul of the year. game, Rlveralde quarterback 7llera. D ,-4_ tile 81 121-118, coaldtbbe jut bl the Ohlbeginning Sl 1or 0 e g a 1• fallback. BrocklDglon, who Buckeye Coach Woody Hayeo said Is "getting better eve1'11 ., day," was selected for &be weekly honor for Wo -rlormance In rOhlo State's %I-ll win over .• • shaded San Francisco, 102-100, · SeatUe topped Phoenla,IIO.IOO, . and Baltlmore beat Cincinnati, ::c117·11Xi. ~ Unbealen Detroit notcbed its ?' flflh victory thanks to Dave .!'.: ... Rhur' 35 tnts and ,;~··< -Jimmy .. s po ~more by Walker. The Pistons ·~ were tralllng UO.IOO with only ~ .; Minnesota Saturday. ~ ·~ •,: ~: CANCEII ED The Saturdaynlnht &'' GallipoliB· Meigs reserve football game ~ scbeduled oo Memorial Field lled ---''""til ba been G:HS .~:::':::c d;';';;;;'"Ed .!lewart. ~ of The Brooklyn, N.Y. native rambled for 187 yards ln 28 carrie& against the Gophers, but eveo more Impressive was his 114 yards Ia nine carries In the lint quarter =~~~:.:uckeyeo opened up : : : : : : : : :~: : : : : ;: : : : : : :·:·: : :·:·: :·:·: : : : :·: :·:·: .• NEW YORK (UP!)-Nohody could blame the New York Jets for throwing In the towel on the rest of the 1970 pro football · season, but th ey don't discourage easily. ha f Their c nces or a successful campaign went from rotlen VIrginia ~~O,::'~'!'k' Kentucky Pittsburgh Carollr~a Indiana 'Utah Friday p I tern II I W. L. Pet. G8 3 o 1.000 ... 3 2 .M7 1 2 2 ·500 ~ :~ l rh 2'1> West0 3 .000 ~ W. L. Pet. 68 5 a 1.000 2 0 1.000 1'h := rh ~:his g Vir~lnia bu~ f~S~ ~v:e !:e~ourwi~ C~~~~ 9:~:: ~ah'::~~) W.3 L.2 Providence 2 Montreal Quebec In addition to Namath , the lsbould be all smlles after recording a 14-3 record last week, by far my besteflortoftbe 19701tonballforecostlng seaaon. Ho,...er, what glory one may have bad can quickly go out the chin. This week's achedule seems to be one of the most difficult West sieve I Discover. A World of Flowers In An Unlintited Selection! A case of vanishing dollars? SOLUTION! keep track of your money CHECKING ACCOUNT "TRULY, FLOWER TOWN" i I '*-. ' :· i :. · o 4 2 4 0 4 1 3 o 2 ' ~- "' l ..., .. , - • • TO On Fridays Our Orive-In Window Is Open 9 a.m. In 7 p.m .• (Continuously) . --- - - - - -----.. i '",')' f , ~ j(-,'/,• 1\jf) J RF :1•~ Jill' If CHAPMAN SHOES MAINS '. 111\ember Federal Reserve System IN FASHION stdelined for at least one game. Thursday's Games old master M8jor Amos B. Hoople. Yet, coach Weeb E!!!Jf!lk Hershey at Quebec :·. Hoople apparenUy left his hem and lflind In Baltimore with maintains the morale 01 Aile... . {Only game scheduled ~Big Red Machine. He posted lUI unbelitv"'lSie 11'8mark. Thus, yours irUI)' moves Into aii\Te gBJhj! lead alter six weeks of clubissWI good. "I told my players tbe other p-edtctliiiS. M8jor Hoople baa ~ed an overall slate of 71 right day thai lhe great saying, 'I • 111d 31 wrong Ill' a sgis per cent average. complained because I had no Col. Lee Mole stands at 76rJshtand 26wrong for 71.5 per cent. shoes, Wltil l met a man who Here's how the Moleman sees them this week : had no feet.' We can'! feel All New Arrangements On Display! POMEROY, 0. Black Brown GOOD ·II\1\IE:Sl"r.JIEII\IT (Only games scheduled) I The Farmers Bank and Savings Co. 1 3 Thompson Baltimore 4 Springfield 1 '·'' 211 E. 2:::...ef92.54:;omaroy r: ~ and Puzzled? ROBINSON'S CLEANERS · f ltf(."',·:·:·• W. LT. Pts Jets have lost fullback Matt Baltimore .ot 1 a 8 Snell for the season and have Cleveland 3 1 o 6 . . Rochester 3 2 1 3 g had regulars Gerry Phtlbm, Hershey Don Maynard, Roger Finnie, WedMsday's Results George Sauer Randy Rasmus- Montreal .ot Providence 2 we've bad. sen Last week'sellort was goodeoough to widen my lead over the , Come Browse,/ •• r-----------------~~ (Upon Request) T.tt! Springfield Come Look!. nrush~in:g~re:c:or!d~,:ae~t~in~l96:7!b~y!::::::::~ f · . f1/l ~ thelre · Namath at the controls, and it isn't reasonable to expect that come and even the most optimistic of rooters can 't envisJon much better than a 311 or 4-10 campaign. bWlgOIIIotthelS.14Yielol')'. <ltarles Moore, Aahtabulll's junior lullba<l, scored two touchdowns and ran lot 161 yards In only 13 carries fl'rtday night as the P..lhen beal Jel. Ienon 44-4. Moore bas nol been beld to Jess than 100 yards In 1111y ol the Pllllthen' ala aula . with a 2-HQUR ·cLEANING to worse last Sunday when Denver I 3 · 250 quarterback Joe Namath broke J 3112 & a sophomore, Seevers was his right wrist in a 29-22loss to Wednesday•~; Results used sparingly, but he ailll the Baltirilore Colts, and now 112 Kentucky 97 managed to gain 142 yards ln the rest of lhe season t's beina lnd ana Carolina lOB 113 ~ carr ,. es. '"CC Utah 140125 f'ittsburgh t..J entrusted to reserve quarter- Denver 133 Texas 115 ~ith four games remaining, back AI Woodall, who was a Thursday's Gomes Seevers 18 · onlv 257 yards short New Y«k at Floridians ' in the pre...aaon games. KenluckV at Memphis of the Zanesville High School Woodall, or Bob Davis, another Hockey Standings reserve, can lead llk:!m out of AHL standings the wilderness. The toughest By United l!lress lnterna11onal part of their schedule is yet to East . By CoL Mole Arlin gton Coach Pete Corey Don Pomeroy dove Into tile is well aware of Seevers' abU· end 1011e for 1111 apparent touchity. down which would have put "I saw him coming along last year when he was a sophomore," said the lirltt year head coach of the GoJ"ilen Bears j'He · carried the baU a few times ln a game which I scouled 1111d he looked good then." , ' R)veraldo allead, An ofliclal, however dolecled a Riverside Uneman 'with bf& mouilt pleco In pl8ce 1111d penaUzed the Be.V...e ·u yafc!J. Four more plays Jell the Beavers. Inches llhcrt of accrlng u Wlcldlfle .., DECOR Candles L :---------~~~~~~~~~~T~-~~~~~~~,~ ~,~-~~,·~~PO~~M~e~R~O~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SEOAL l.OGAN 18 ATHENS 6. Chieftains continue oo march toward lig 8howdown matches with Meigs and Gallipolis. Bulldogs appear to ha.. poraonal proliems. IRONTON 21 JACKSON 14. Tigers are expecled to claw !ronmen after last week's stunning defeat. WEWTON 28 WAVERLY 6. Golden Rockets continue assault oo Tigers. Waverly Is beginning 1o wish it bad stayed In other conference. , MEIGS 211 GAlLIPOLIS 14. We saved the best lor last, You may wonder why I cmtlnue to pick the Big Blue to Jose. Well, it hBIII' hurt the pa_st two weeb haslt? Friday's game should be a clasllc, but I mui!Jo with Marauders oo, If nothilJg else, Coach Clancey's ali!lty to outWit the JPJ108ition. SVAC NORTH GALLIA 18 HANNAN TRACE 14. A gasser all the way with Pirates bouncing beck In secood half. ALEXANDER 2Z KYGER CREEK 16. First time to pick Bobcat& to looe. Kyger Creek's gridders most display as much apirllon the road as they do B1 home In order to win. GREEN TWP. 40 IDUTIIWESTERN 6. Green apolls HlglJiander homecoming. GLOUSTER 58 SOU'I1lERN 0, Tomcats romp over smaller Tornadoes. MILlER 18 EASTERN 12. Eagles lose another close one. O'I1IEilS RaviDSwood II Wabama 13 RlllieJ !2 Pl. Pleasant I Pediral.&cklng 25 VInton County o Ironton St. Joe 211 Fairland 20 Oalt: HW 40 Rock HW o Ft. Gay 21 Symmes Valley B Wayne 3Z Chesapeake 6 ~--~-..--.~· • and Holders sorry for ourselves. You just have to keep working . That's been the great thing about this club-the spirit. The boys have shown a lot of detennination," said Ewbank. ANENT FL PER NHL Standings By United Press International See The East W. L. T. Pis Boston New York Montreal Oelroit Vancouver 4 0 0 8 4 1 0 8 4 2 0 8 l ~ Buffalo Toronto West St. louis 4 0 ANTIQUE CAR FLORAL ARRANGEMENT W. L. T. Pis 3 1 2 a 3 1 1 7 Chicago Philadelphia Minnesota Los Angeles Pittsburph 3 1 o 6 D 3 2 2 Callforma 0 5 1 1 DRIED FLOWER SELECTION! SPECIAL! 4 5 0 4 3 1 3 4 0 2 3 1 1 7 3 2 o 6 ~--1··· Wednesday's Resulh. New York 3 Toronto 2 Minnesota 3 Montreal 1 California 2 St. Louis 2 los Angeles 4 Pltt5burgt1 2 (Oriluames scheduled) Bellil'e II Nelsonvlll&-York 0 Sotitlt Point 18 CoaI Grove 12 Thursday's Glimes Chl~ao at Boston Buffa ( at Philadelphia SPECLW gaml' scheduled) TURlEY ., Special Orders Ord•t . eaJiy for,coming, holidap. We "II .all NAMED TRAINER CLEVELAND (UP!) - Jim Warfield, 2'1, has been nemed trainer of tile aeveland lndbuiS !Or the 1971 seaaon, replacing WaUy Bock, 29, who was fired after 23 years with lhe Indians. Warfield; a native of Hershey, Va., worked as the team's trainer at Savannah and Waterbury, both Cleveland mlnclr i&ltgue dube. Warfieid has served as c•n asaislant trainer lor the Philadelpbla Eagles and is currenUy the team trainer lor Grllllltlln & Marshall College In Lancaster, Pa. I !WI ABSCESS DRAINED' GREEN BAY, Wis. (UP!)"' Dr. Eugene llruslly, Green Bay P•ckera' team physician, ~ Wednesday runnln& hack nave Hampton of the Natlonti! • Football League team hod a "small abecesa lJ\ his pelvic!'~ drained tuesday. , Hampton underwent sbriili'Y two weeks ago lor a pelvlc •bocesa. " <·. . F f\OQL ARRANGEMENT· ·J'' .. \ · . ,Ql,&Chi&"' , , .~v.ia. :,:;_·, . 1 ~~· ~·· sn.Q':·~! • o' ,, ~ r ... . ,. ~ No Moner Dow~7 1/4 Per Cent Annu~l lnfert'Sf Rate ·' ' C811~oulsWeber•t · 992-JI:J6 · or SIOjl hate: Moin & cacll1lt. " * New Selection Of Anoth'~r big :load, · d' ~~1 ' ,. t j .'~·'•·i· i ·, / J• ~ . YOIMGOTGAS· ··:··,, ,:. _._.. . . • ' ' . I ' ~~ '" ';' ~"!.l<,~rUII. ~. .·,''' ~ . .;. < ' . . f ... . ERS �• • • r ~ , •.• ,. ~ > ' 1- Tile DIUy lleatlnel, Middeport·l'omfroY, 0 ., Ocl. 2%, !I'll 4- Tile Dally Sonllnel, Middleport-l'olmroy, 0., Oct. :!Z,lr/0 NBA standing8 8YU•'M:~·~~~:·ti•••• ! 11!f u.Jiecll'i\elf IJllltnatltul W. ~. Pet. G8 Philadelphia • I .100 New York 3 I .151) 'h ~\:!," 4:32 Jeft_toplay but Walker led a &lpmoolcnlth 25 poinb and ] ! :~ l ' Tile pbll!ideJpbl• 7tets sank late raUy witll eJsh~-poln1!J and player.coaeh Len ContrallliYislon 118 bad !:: II butetl c41Jl1111ftd to 50 lor Terry ·Discblnger's three-point- n .-,mllo the SWil were led .by Balllmore W.3 ~i ~<sl; 68 ~ the L!flr.en Wedneay night, play with 29 seconds remaining rookie\lreg.lfoward's 11 point& Atlanta 1 1 .500 1 loll 1'16delpbla came out on loll the game out of reach. John and Zl by c;onme Jiawklns. gncl';""ndtl 0 3 .000 21h ., 1 . the Pert wm. en! of a 141·117 llavllcek led Boston with 33 Balllmor~ look advailtae' of eve aMidwtst ~ dedslm llJid dnpped i1!J llrst points and rookie Dave Cowens poor llhootlng by Clnclrmatl to .. • :~ pme of lbe eeason alter posting had !2. hand the wlnlesa Royals their ~~ :~ lour will8. i;: ~ o<mmllted only 16 Infractions ;:;! llld lllnce lbe game wu played ;;:: at Phllly's~ Spectrum, the ::: question is, what ever became ;~ of the ..,..,.ned home court ~; advll!llage In pro basketball? ·~ Jerry West, with 14 baskets ·;-.: and nine of 10 frOOJ the free :~ throw line, paced the Lakers :~ with 'II points 1111d teammale ;~ Wilt Cbamberlaln chipped 1n •'1- witll 211 In addition to hauling get by San Francisco. Hudson finiahed with 24 points, secood high to teammate Walt Hazzard who notched 29. The Warriors placed aeven men In double ligures with Jell MullinB' 19 points leading the way. Bob Rule tallied four poln1!J 1n the Jut minute to play as Seattle fought ofl rallying Phoenix . Rule paced the J G8 o 1.000 5 ~:~a'::'o ~-. ,~ J ::l l~ Lou Hudson's field goal 1111d third loos, all at bome. Cln· Tltorefscalledthe76ersfor34 free .fllrow in the final 30 clnDIU CUUieCied on m1y ·44 of penmallouls whlle tile Lakera seconda ol play helped Allanls Ill llhola fnm the field while ·l'l ~vi~io:OO L. Pet. w. Phoenix f '·1 .250 l'h Pacific Dtvisiilli •. W. ~- Pel: G~ r:nr;d ~ : :!:~ S.n Francisco 2 2 .500 "V, k.os s~geles 2 .500 "' n ResuJ::l 1 Detroit 121 Boston 118 Balllmore 111 Clnclnnall 105 the llulle1!J blt on the same number of gools with 15 !ewer shots. Gus Jolm!on led Balli· mere with 2'1 point& llJid Jack Marin bad 26 wblle Norm van ller was hlgb lor the Royals with 17. l we:.i'nesdoy'! ~~.n~~~'1.~4 ~/Z:'\~ 117 Seallle 110 Phoenix 106 (Oni~ames scheduled! San Fran"~f'~~ ~~':':s Atlanta at lletroil JetS Won't B.ears nost 'CI' Za nesvl.ll~ E,nuay . ...J _ • .., ' By uENE CAJ)DES Dave Lowe, of 1,211$ yards In . UPI Sport& Wi'ller rT7 carrie!. Lowe bad 2% loucb· Upper Arll)lgtotl will be doliDI lllld 136 pil\nta, alao facing one of the best bacb In · acbool records. the state lor tile second atralght But the Blue Devlla will go ~eek~hen the GG!den lleara Into Friday's game with a 3-3 ost esvllle Friday night. mark, compared to the No. 2 A week $gO It was Lancealer r..ked Bears' 6-0 record lhla and its harckunnlng taUback year and 311 straight wills over Joe DeFilllppo, and Arlington three and one-half seasons. oflwasthehard preSsed lo knocked ot:HIJ:R 'NOTES: WapeJt:o. flflh ranked Gales 21-20. neta wonltallrst game of the lleFlllippo gained 125 yards year with a 42-24 victory over and scored ~o touchdowns on Celina -Friday night. The Redruns of 32 ana 36 ylll'ds. sklna' Tom Gross scored live of This week it will be Zanes- the leam'Uix loucbdowna and ville's Doo Seevers, who Is IV· ran lor Zl4 yards. Wapekonels eraging 5.9 yarda every time Is now 1+1 on the season, ee. he carries the ball, witlch Is Una f-2. often. Otardon's Las DeLong was In the Blue llevilit' six 8J10ther back who had a big Games, the 161-pound Seevers. nJghtFrlday.lleLo~gscoredall only a junior, has rusbed lor his team's live touchdowns and I,028 yatds in 175trlps, scoring gained :lll8 yards ill 211 carries II touchdoWIIS. asatardon trounced Twinsburg ::~.:~ :;nrm:.•"'::::~ :'%..Jn::; "'*::;;':;~;':'~;::, ,;,~;;;':'' Write Off c'~'fr~~~.~~~h~~~~ ~~~etp:.:~!':"~~:a~ ~·acldOIIl-n penallY cost Jobn Bl'<l<"'""'-'• selection vers on e groun · Riverside a victory over Wick· ;;: Elsewhere 1n National ....,._ A Standinua Quakers got 275 yards to 101 ltffe night. Tralllng 1&.14 c UDlled Presolnteraatloual --eo f th Bl De ll lar his ;:- Baakelball AlsociaUon, Detroit Mid-welt Back lite Week '70 Season By United or e uc v a ' wiiJl nine minutes left In the ",:: downedBootDn, AUanta rEea"st" • ona lowest outpul of the year. game, Rlveralde quarterback 7llera. D ,-4_ tile 81 121-118, coaldtbbe jut bl the Ohlbeginning Sl 1or 0 e g a 1• fallback. BrocklDglon, who Buckeye Coach Woody Hayeo said Is "getting better eve1'11 ., day," was selected for &be weekly honor for Wo -rlormance In rOhlo State's %I-ll win over .• • shaded San Francisco, 102-100, · SeatUe topped Phoenla,IIO.IOO, . and Baltlmore beat Cincinnati, ::c117·11Xi. ~ Unbealen Detroit notcbed its ?' flflh victory thanks to Dave .!'.: ... Rhur' 35 tnts and ,;~··< -Jimmy .. s po ~more by Walker. The Pistons ·~ were tralllng UO.IOO with only ~ .; Minnesota Saturday. ~ ·~ •,: ~: CANCEII ED The Saturdaynlnht &'' GallipoliB· Meigs reserve football game ~ scbeduled oo Memorial Field lled ---''""til ba been G:HS .~:::':::c d;';';;;;'"Ed .!lewart. ~ of The Brooklyn, N.Y. native rambled for 187 yards ln 28 carrie& against the Gophers, but eveo more Impressive was his 114 yards Ia nine carries In the lint quarter =~~~:.:uckeyeo opened up : : : : : : : : :~: : : : : ;: : : : : : :·:·: : :·:·: :·:·: : : : :·: :·:·: .• NEW YORK (UP!)-Nohody could blame the New York Jets for throwing In the towel on the rest of the 1970 pro football · season, but th ey don't discourage easily. ha f Their c nces or a successful campaign went from rotlen VIrginia ~~O,::'~'!'k' Kentucky Pittsburgh Carollr~a Indiana 'Utah Friday p I tern II I W. L. Pet. G8 3 o 1.000 ... 3 2 .M7 1 2 2 ·500 ~ :~ l rh 2'1> West0 3 .000 ~ W. L. Pet. 68 5 a 1.000 2 0 1.000 1'h := rh ~:his g Vir~lnia bu~ f~S~ ~v:e !:e~ourwi~ C~~~~ 9:~:: ~ah'::~~) W.3 L.2 Providence 2 Montreal Quebec In addition to Namath , the lsbould be all smlles after recording a 14-3 record last week, by far my besteflortoftbe 19701tonballforecostlng seaaon. Ho,...er, what glory one may have bad can quickly go out the chin. This week's achedule seems to be one of the most difficult West sieve I Discover. A World of Flowers In An Unlintited Selection! A case of vanishing dollars? SOLUTION! keep track of your money CHECKING ACCOUNT "TRULY, FLOWER TOWN" i I '*-. ' :· i :. · o 4 2 4 0 4 1 3 o 2 ' ~- "' l ..., .. , - • • TO On Fridays Our Orive-In Window Is Open 9 a.m. In 7 p.m .• (Continuously) . --- - - - - -----.. i '",')' f , ~ j(-,'/,• 1\jf) J RF :1•~ Jill' If CHAPMAN SHOES MAINS '. 111\ember Federal Reserve System IN FASHION stdelined for at least one game. Thursday's Games old master M8jor Amos B. Hoople. Yet, coach Weeb E!!!Jf!lk Hershey at Quebec :·. Hoople apparenUy left his hem and lflind In Baltimore with maintains the morale 01 Aile... . {Only game scheduled ~Big Red Machine. He posted lUI unbelitv"'lSie 11'8mark. Thus, yours irUI)' moves Into aii\Te gBJhj! lead alter six weeks of clubissWI good. "I told my players tbe other p-edtctliiiS. M8jor Hoople baa ~ed an overall slate of 71 right day thai lhe great saying, 'I • 111d 31 wrong Ill' a sgis per cent average. complained because I had no Col. Lee Mole stands at 76rJshtand 26wrong for 71.5 per cent. shoes, Wltil l met a man who Here's how the Moleman sees them this week : had no feet.' We can'! feel All New Arrangements On Display! POMEROY, 0. Black Brown GOOD ·II\1\IE:Sl"r.JIEII\IT (Only games scheduled) I The Farmers Bank and Savings Co. 1 3 Thompson Baltimore 4 Springfield 1 '·'' 211 E. 2:::...ef92.54:;omaroy r: ~ and Puzzled? ROBINSON'S CLEANERS · f ltf(."',·:·:·• W. LT. Pts Jets have lost fullback Matt Baltimore .ot 1 a 8 Snell for the season and have Cleveland 3 1 o 6 . . Rochester 3 2 1 3 g had regulars Gerry Phtlbm, Hershey Don Maynard, Roger Finnie, WedMsday's Results George Sauer Randy Rasmus- Montreal .ot Providence 2 we've bad. sen Last week'sellort was goodeoough to widen my lead over the , Come Browse,/ •• r-----------------~~ (Upon Request) T.tt! Springfield Come Look!. nrush~in:g~re:c:or!d~,:ae~t~in~l96:7!b~y!::::::::~ f · . f1/l ~ thelre · Namath at the controls, and it isn't reasonable to expect that come and even the most optimistic of rooters can 't envisJon much better than a 311 or 4-10 campaign. bWlgOIIIotthelS.14Yielol')'. <ltarles Moore, Aahtabulll's junior lullba<l, scored two touchdowns and ran lot 161 yards In only 13 carries fl'rtday night as the P..lhen beal Jel. Ienon 44-4. Moore bas nol been beld to Jess than 100 yards In 1111y ol the Pllllthen' ala aula . with a 2-HQUR ·cLEANING to worse last Sunday when Denver I 3 · 250 quarterback Joe Namath broke J 3112 & a sophomore, Seevers was his right wrist in a 29-22loss to Wednesday•~; Results used sparingly, but he ailll the Baltirilore Colts, and now 112 Kentucky 97 managed to gain 142 yards ln the rest of lhe season t's beina lnd ana Carolina lOB 113 ~ carr ,. es. '"CC Utah 140125 f'ittsburgh t..J entrusted to reserve quarter- Denver 133 Texas 115 ~ith four games remaining, back AI Woodall, who was a Thursday's Gomes Seevers 18 · onlv 257 yards short New Y«k at Floridians ' in the pre...aaon games. KenluckV at Memphis of the Zanesville High School Woodall, or Bob Davis, another Hockey Standings reserve, can lead llk:!m out of AHL standings the wilderness. The toughest By United l!lress lnterna11onal part of their schedule is yet to East . By CoL Mole Arlin gton Coach Pete Corey Don Pomeroy dove Into tile is well aware of Seevers' abU· end 1011e for 1111 apparent touchity. down which would have put "I saw him coming along last year when he was a sophomore," said the lirltt year head coach of the GoJ"ilen Bears j'He · carried the baU a few times ln a game which I scouled 1111d he looked good then." , ' R)veraldo allead, An ofliclal, however dolecled a Riverside Uneman 'with bf& mouilt pleco In pl8ce 1111d penaUzed the Be.V...e ·u yafc!J. Four more plays Jell the Beavers. Inches llhcrt of accrlng u Wlcldlfle .., DECOR Candles L :---------~~~~~~~~~~T~-~~~~~~~,~ ~,~-~~,·~~PO~~M~e~R~O~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ SEOAL l.OGAN 18 ATHENS 6. Chieftains continue oo march toward lig 8howdown matches with Meigs and Gallipolis. Bulldogs appear to ha.. poraonal proliems. IRONTON 21 JACKSON 14. Tigers are expecled to claw !ronmen after last week's stunning defeat. WEWTON 28 WAVERLY 6. Golden Rockets continue assault oo Tigers. Waverly Is beginning 1o wish it bad stayed In other conference. , MEIGS 211 GAlLIPOLIS 14. We saved the best lor last, You may wonder why I cmtlnue to pick the Big Blue to Jose. Well, it hBIII' hurt the pa_st two weeb haslt? Friday's game should be a clasllc, but I mui!Jo with Marauders oo, If nothilJg else, Coach Clancey's ali!lty to outWit the JPJ108ition. SVAC NORTH GALLIA 18 HANNAN TRACE 14. A gasser all the way with Pirates bouncing beck In secood half. ALEXANDER 2Z KYGER CREEK 16. First time to pick Bobcat& to looe. Kyger Creek's gridders most display as much apirllon the road as they do B1 home In order to win. GREEN TWP. 40 IDUTIIWESTERN 6. Green apolls HlglJiander homecoming. GLOUSTER 58 SOU'I1lERN 0, Tomcats romp over smaller Tornadoes. MILlER 18 EASTERN 12. Eagles lose another close one. O'I1IEilS RaviDSwood II Wabama 13 RlllieJ !2 Pl. Pleasant I Pediral.&cklng 25 VInton County o Ironton St. Joe 211 Fairland 20 Oalt: HW 40 Rock HW o Ft. Gay 21 Symmes Valley B Wayne 3Z Chesapeake 6 ~--~-..--.~· • and Holders sorry for ourselves. You just have to keep working . That's been the great thing about this club-the spirit. The boys have shown a lot of detennination," said Ewbank. ANENT FL PER NHL Standings By United Press International See The East W. L. T. Pis Boston New York Montreal Oelroit Vancouver 4 0 0 8 4 1 0 8 4 2 0 8 l ~ Buffalo Toronto West St. louis 4 0 ANTIQUE CAR FLORAL ARRANGEMENT W. L. T. Pis 3 1 2 a 3 1 1 7 Chicago Philadelphia Minnesota Los Angeles Pittsburph 3 1 o 6 D 3 2 2 Callforma 0 5 1 1 DRIED FLOWER SELECTION! SPECIAL! 4 5 0 4 3 1 3 4 0 2 3 1 1 7 3 2 o 6 ~--1··· Wednesday's Resulh. New York 3 Toronto 2 Minnesota 3 Montreal 1 California 2 St. Louis 2 los Angeles 4 Pltt5burgt1 2 (Oriluames scheduled) Bellil'e II Nelsonvlll&-York 0 Sotitlt Point 18 CoaI Grove 12 Thursday's Glimes Chl~ao at Boston Buffa ( at Philadelphia SPECLW gaml' scheduled) TURlEY ., Special Orders Ord•t . eaJiy for,coming, holidap. We "II .all NAMED TRAINER CLEVELAND (UP!) - Jim Warfield, 2'1, has been nemed trainer of tile aeveland lndbuiS !Or the 1971 seaaon, replacing WaUy Bock, 29, who was fired after 23 years with lhe Indians. Warfield; a native of Hershey, Va., worked as the team's trainer at Savannah and Waterbury, both Cleveland mlnclr i&ltgue dube. Warfieid has served as c•n asaislant trainer lor the Philadelpbla Eagles and is currenUy the team trainer lor Grllllltlln & Marshall College In Lancaster, Pa. I !WI ABSCESS DRAINED' GREEN BAY, Wis. (UP!)"' Dr. Eugene llruslly, Green Bay P•ckera' team physician, ~ Wednesday runnln& hack nave Hampton of the Natlonti! • Football League team hod a "small abecesa lJ\ his pelvic!'~ drained tuesday. , Hampton underwent sbriili'Y two weeks ago lor a pelvlc •bocesa. " <·. . F f\OQL ARRANGEMENT· ·J'' .. \ · . ,Ql,&Chi&"' , , .~v.ia. :,:;_·, . 1 ~~· ~·· sn.Q':·~! • o' ,, ~ r ... . ,. ~ No Moner Dow~7 1/4 Per Cent Annu~l lnfert'Sf Rate ·' ' C811~oulsWeber•t · 992-JI:J6 · or SIOjl hate: Moin & cacll1lt. " * New Selection Of Anoth'~r big :load, · d' ~~1 ' ,. t j .'~·'•·i· i ·, / J• ~ . YOIMGOTGAS· ··:··,, ,:. _._.. . . • ' ' . I ' ~~ '" ';' ~"!.l<,~rUII. ~. .·,''' ~ . .;. < ' . . f ... . ERS �' ' -~ ..' • ... ~ News. Notes ' 1." . ·. .·:·., ·i·~.: '!. "' .. ' By Alina MarshaU lf,ASON -Schoolsoller 10 much more to stlldentatoday than In yean cme by. ·' . Forlnlllnce, WlbamalfllhScbaill luro a guldsnce OQ1Itlelor, Mary Capehart, who baa been meeting with paronta of senlor'e to aid lbelr cblkftn who are college bound or interellled lrl Vocational Tecbnlc:al Bdlooll. She lnfonnl the parents abaut ~dal aid and holr to 80 about U; what achoollare avallable and Ute requtremenll for admllllon. Meelqs are scbeduled on Oct. D and 28 lor thcae lltudenls thai wtJJ "lo to wort." 111d for aD others. The80 lldleduJed meetings wtJJ be held from 7 to 9 pm. at Wlbama J\mlor lfl8h School. •', ' ·:;· ' .•.. .' DICK QRD OF NEW HAVEN bag&td a 12i'Ound ben turi<Of hunUng in Hardy c.unty.lalt week. The other luctr'hunter was WUbur Webb, New Haven, who baiged a 16i>OW>d ben. Qtliers In the bllllliil! party were Dous &IIIII, Paul Roush, Ray Weswr, POle Grlnolead, Thomas Grlllatesd. Otber 811bsW•IIai had plied · up, , aomo &e' cumulaUng alnCe it "Ill tlril opened In 11116. .. . . One of tile last p,Olialblti 1111lvatltliis lor the rssort Iii tliil liiiH!II. Jacque Gabritsch Featured '!wirier MISS VICKI KEEFER , COUNTY Extension Agelil, Home Demonatration, has invited women ID attend a free faahlon aliow Mcmday, Oct. 211. This show tromlses to be different from aD other fashion sbows.lllglrllghted wtJJ be the latest and newest In Iabrie development as it relates to wardrobe care. This fashion show is different in that not all garments modeled wiD look ss they reaDy should. How to get good results wtJJ be contrasted with oome of tile frequent laundry praettces that cr.eate bad rOsulll. Miss Barbara Kenron, stall home econombt for the Maytag Coolpany, wiD be commentator tor lhe llhow, scheduled for 7:30p.m. at Pt. Pleasant Junior lfl8h School · gym . ' '•. '• '• •' · ,·,·I ·,.;~,:·~., ' ' ..: .. ···<· .. ·,:· · ·.· .. ·.· ,·' ,:·. .)!' . !'i ment. ' •• ·>. · '.,. back on lfi! !Oe~ }>U! Obarlesjon politiu"'' tb ell<~~ •·10 ~~ai'S 'a!Jelid of i~ time. He' several w-.eks ~go, bU~ r\.oled I( spending nearly 10 ~· confin~$ ·of tjle sllltebouse, sptike 'Of J1t ~me - five years the resotf dld faD 1'a lot ~ . . · ' · . -''. • . lh!!' !acifi!Y· api)O'a red· ·doomed · {rpm n1>w.'- w~en,. "lth a new ~"'ll• ·IVA!W-hurt,"ll .,,jf\:.·-t , His. yoqthllil ippro9ch to ·!rOilJ th~,bt!~inn i~ . , · • ·~)ion~> · alld new•. iplage, f/)e ~ reyort has a forl\li'D ~po wnaal!ll! Ute r'*'ft dld.attracl It ~~oo Jit June 1965; but i,n l~ cl li ty could b~com f an ·pearance as it sets beside vt. 1 ~;~~ .lome new , business. '1'0ur JesS than. sev.en· l1lonths· WliS eCQOomfc ~~, . , · Va. ~north ol ~e. ~~tl)f ·~ M wtls ue 300 ~r .cent" ~k>sed ~ause • .ol moi)oting ··Tliatfs, whY be ·was so i,n. neon lelterliJl! 01) Ute llgn !II thla suhimer. c~ed de.bts. .It dld not ret>pen JlDtil · ~rested rectntly wfien federal f.ronl.hid b\rtntout Qllllltlla as~ · suquners, but he mld-~. but aflljin .the red iok..c ll!hor · 01(1!:" ' .~~~~ ~ · :J'h~ ~~odeslc . doq~e tbft · ,· »f.r•-rihls C!'fiiPIIi~·l!lln ~ossllile· H011f!1!s 1116·irocklaU l~e. "It still ·w•m't at a dealt In larger flgeres. ' · pr~~~~~~;~"~·nt .. · It is ·not located near any ':resitlential lral~lng eenler," a restaiil'int is sliD ey!>qlfelun& · boeriiJp · was not' the ll)ajor ~ jghways ami .· Ehrlich so'mewhat elongated ijtle for a Looalresldentsalld .o!~~'.. .,...nm\llc ladtlet best locatltm for fUCb ,a ~orl corret:~Y ·por"!~'l'l 11 ,!S a job~ center. . . . , . alm,o~l· used to . th~. · ~u' lotBI . f<iw)d . tJie .and local rssldenls ·never qujte "beautfful hoteliO'the.rniddle of . Eh~li~~- fl\ollfiht, a fiv~ ye~r SUCCes&~" oflheJt,~ · ~nl c~tract with :!he:govern- tlespite .tbls !bey tal~ .J>Pi · .. 11\ent ' would guarantee liuf- UmijUcally. of Ita future ·ant · fir.ieilt regelar lilcrime to enable h""" one day .11 wiU ·~ · hiln to erase J!!OSI of the 'd~bts. 'l9cal ; e.conomy lnot,a~ · Things IQOk~d ~ood until df~ ft. · REMEMBER NOVEMBER 3 and Vote! Bad politicians are electetl by good ~pie who don, vnle! 1nm an you can abaut Ute candidates, theu be sure to vote. The luture tJI. our country depends upon the leadersblp ol .tbi>ae selected to the legislative and ..ecutlve branches of our govern· II .:.~· ,. · ..' . 1} ' . • UIIO·.~oll ~ here W.... t omple•. a~ple!j il ~~ .thW $(1Cjai Qr UJe IMJil~ ." . · ' · try and work 'things j)ld, ~ i!O' ·hall ~~ 'th ~!!d onl~ 'lo · ~coqoQIIe 1~.~~ . (),Jg fni!,11Y :,· l!~ . ~atetj , U.. ter,/, ."res,ort" · ·· Despite · 11\0ul)tini( !lddi(l time: ll<!re . g~Wng · ·~~~e, • eqncei •e.~ as a "sp•" tor .arid felt tht!iacillt); was·attt• ' t Ehrlich spoke oplinilolicollj( ··~ ·'· \ 'l ittt . B~ItJft·. ~~~]Jl~tJ.fhfl:· '/!lii~d.:fi~tt•~ ·u ......... ~··, ' '' s<veral oJii~ials w i<s llj!ti .w~n fin.. the • .-..~~-~"""'~'"'' : federal "started ding reasons" ro~ not wahtiitg tile resort as a lralning facility r... aoo io.Oii)lg ·Ill~" rtoni the "i· • slate area. They ~nalfy" agrl1ed · Uley wa'li1ed·oo pari oh facility th at w.as coatr.!butlng to pollution ol the Ohio River. · Sheriff HufiiJ!.iin.S!lid he w~s . ready W· CIO/!tl Ehrllch up two NEW & USED ·mo~IIJs. ago , but gave Uie'owner an addiUoloal period of Ume to . . . ..:::::~::::;~;;:::::::::::::::~::::::::;::-~~::::::;::~:;:;::~:::~::: . ' Spl!cial Schedule . . ., . FURNITURE DWVUY News Pc. · lledroom Suit, y~ Two Soviet·Lines ! . . Price Rile Rate J tCre.tJIIed Again UNITED NATIONS (UP!)- State WIUJam P. Rogers, atandalllltOIIe afU>r 'llte ci!aae-. Soviet Foreisn Secretary An· representing the United StaleJ, Ore were "trumped up allega.1 drte A. Gromyko said Wednea- IDld lhe galherlng President lions" designed to draw atten- WASHINGTON '(UPI) - The dsy no "artiflcial coroUtions Nllton'o la!est VIetnam ~ce lion from lhe fact lhe United cost ol living ftr Americans and demands" should be plan was up for dlscu.ssion and Stales and Israel werelnlerfer- registered an ~ase of oneatlached to the 1'H1111lption of was not put f""'ard · by "ring witb ~ce efforts. half ol one ~ cent In SepMiddle Eaat ~co Ialka. Washlng!P,n on a ta~4t«- He · also condemned U.S. lembar, lhe government Gromyko, in hJrd.llne leave-U basil. · . acijvitlea In . Indochina but reportad Wednesday. Price speoeh ,at lilt· United Nattona In his speoeh, diplomatic . apoke optimistically Ill Eaat- rises oceurred triO!' a broad 21ith anniversary comn\emmor. IOU1'COI aald, Rogers applauded Wo8t .relations ln Europe. He range of categorlea InCluding ative 110811011, · aPP81'ently r:e- .the Idea- or hlaMnei collncll said the Sqviel Union was such ...,ntlals as clothing and ltrred ·to llfael'l damalid that meetings bul ~141hey shoul<l. hopeful the Strategic Armll shelter. · · violations tJI. the Suez · Canst not be swnmoiled periodically Umltatlon Talks would sUJ>. The lncre~se was more than military standstill zone b¥ but rather specllically to. tteal ceod. . . double lhe rate ln August when Egypt be rectified bj!ftre Ute with deflnite crisll. U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. the Nixon admlnlatra~~ said a talkareoume. . Btltish.ForelgnSecretary Sir Charles W. Yost called Gromy-· 0.2 1"'1' cent nse wae evidence HOll'evsr, Gro.'n)'ko toolc_what Alec pougiaH!ome ~the 15- to's comments. oil' the Middle Ul8t Its anU-lnllatlon drive was diplomatic, IIOUI'Ces .!laid was a member councD was becoming East and Vietnam "famlUar succeeding. The rep.."''t ollhe 0.5 "aU!rUngly different" 1ooe dur' I!IDre and more a ~ganda . and unconstruclive." !"'r cent Jump was co~ldered 1ng a later apeeclj at a ~et forum and a reflection 01 Ute "Few ~ople will. take ... oad . ne~s by admlntstratlon U.li. &oc1irtty Council meeting, General Assembly. He urged riously tlJe Soviet Uruon'slame econom1s11 especially They said . his opeecb: was IIJst when a nation came witb'a .and weak ctmrrlents regarding coming as it did leas than two virtually' free of ~. . problem it allo should hive a the violations. ol the cease-fire weeks before the congressional It waa. the. firs! .IIJbe In suggested solution. otandsllll," he said. elections. history lhe Security Counci! Groinyko, at his earlier met ln sjleclal cooclave With .U speech· before the General loreJ8n miniaU!rs arid ·a pres- Assembly, satd U.S. and Jaraeli · ·ident ddlatlni tlie.international cbargea that Egypt and Ruasla luues tJI. the dsy. :secretary of hsd moved missUes into tbe a. Fated Plane Couldn't Tum Around,.· . WICHITA, Kan. (UPI)- director. Sllipper aald. Sldppetwastotestifyagalnat ''There was more than 1111· lestlfted he lrled to tum a laday'o aeasion. . llciOnt room to maloe a 111). chartered piiiiiP. carrying part He said the twin-engine degree tum and Dy back down tJI.IIte Wldllta State Univeraity Marlin tot hsd.aonormal 'lllgbl the valley. I inlUatal a ri8Jt football 1esm when he realized frO(Il Widiita tD Deliver where It tum ... and as 1 - roJ1in1 out theplauecouldnhJake It over made a refuallng atop en route · of llila 111'11, Caplaia <M:ker the Omtlnen~ Divide. to Logan, Ulab. At Denver, he said, 'Iw the airplane.' He Sldpper, 34, also prelidenl of lfald, he took ' ovri ,llylnc lbe initialed alelllll'll, the ainraft GOlden Eagle Aviation Inc., a!rplanO fnm pilot Damy E. beganvibraUng,heputthe.wblchsuppliedlhecrewaforthe Qoclrer who 'iras JdJied In the down and shortly thereafter we univerllty'S !QOtball team crash. • cra....'whed.." Right, testified under oatb !kipper said he ,.. Jrozy ·~t Wedneaday at alederal inquiry In 0ear . O'eek 1n1o the clrelllll8lanoe8 leading began to look.to me as"lf 111! abQut what happened after• to the crash o.t. 2. Thirty were not going to be able •to ward. He said virtually !be non ~rsona were killed including climb so as lo have aullident thins he knew be awtb In lbe 13 football playera, ihe tesm's clearance ovet what I know to craih wreckage on a 1110111taln. heOd coach and Its athlolic be the Omtlnei!tal . Divide." He aald he was still atrapped in Copilot Ronald G. Sldppor has s« van.r LIQUib HAIR GROOM .. NewS 30 FREE TOOTHPASTE Go to Gilligan 3.25 oz. Property Reg. 65' ;,"w 4-5 Drawer Maple Chest · CONGESPIRIN ) '23.95-'26.95 .. 11110 PEPSOOENT Cuyahoga Votes Meigs : Reg. 3lc 44* , 3 774 250 49* 2.4 /NOW OZ. SIZEJONLY DAmME Coant ZESTABS VITAMINS Pampers Reg. 95c Reg . 5.99 THE ADULT TOOTHPASTE . '3~99 394 2.25oz. DESITIN OINTMENT •, VANQUISH :~. . .• '• '• '•• •• •~• ' :·•·· ~ • "'• ~ ~ ~ ••• • ''•' ASPIRIN 9:>ME ERRORS WERE MADE In reporting rlbbori winners 111 .Ma.son County Achievement Day at Southside, w. va. I rechecked 111d the errors are not mine , acoording to the Mason County Extension !11fjce reeor<ls. Anyhow, Mrs. Ray (Edith) FJi< tJI. auton received rour blue rlbbona inatead ol two, and Mrs. John &ach (Elsie I of Muon, received tile blue and one red arnl )101 just one white ribbon. In fact, she didn't receive a white rlbbori. Sorry, Elsie and Edltb, I did my best, whlcb of course II not good FASTEElH 88* 2ar. Reg. It' . 60's CEPACOL THROAT lDlENGES enough. AS WE TRAVE!o, TIME AND TIME agab1 up and down this Obio Valley too often we take our beautilul scenery lor granted. llecently I viaited In Columbus, Obio, wtlh my daugblef 'IIIIo recently moved iniD a new housing area where there is l'lolbing but !leW 1111 very pretty'bomes. As I looked 111 an this, complete 'witb new roads and sidewalks; I thought .to myself, aometblng II lllilllq. . I discovered that lhere were very lew trees, and ob, how I ml 1I our hills. West VIrginia and liiDO sections of Ohio are covered wltb beautliUI tre&<:overed b1lJs that are beautiful In unmer and oven winter. Rer, 1.15 Reg . 1.19 77$ 44~ 77$ 2.6 IlL WITH FREE NAME- TEAM Randy Smith- w.L JoeMitchen-W· L · ROIJer Wllllonio- Belpro . . · , ·Cherlea Sprlptilr-' Fod.JHoct<Inl Chuch Rob!"""' "" Fed.-Hocklng GrogSchud-W·l . l)tnny ReynOlds- W,l;. · ,. Chuck GitMnwott - w.L · Oeve Knost- W·L ·BOND SALES NOTI!IO Ohio sales of Series E r. H UniWtl Slltea Savingl B<aids In Septanber were f12.4 lnllllort The state attained 74.1 ~ cent of Us IIIlO sales gool September 30, wilh total sales of 1230.4 Reg. 1.49 24's ~ ..... • ~ Tubes . ~~ Reg. 6!r IN PLASTIC TUBE VAWE Reg . TABLETS ' 36's •. ..I WITH ~-··~IPJJIJ!t~ ' ~ lOO's 189.00 Lutheran Qnrcb whM several gathered with maliocks, ues, i!hovell'and rakes to beautify the area in front of the church and Ute entrance to Broad IIIII Cenietecy. Appreciation was upreSBed by Ute Broad Run Cemett'TY Assn. and lit~! Ladies Club olllte church to the following work· men who donated thelr.tlme and energy, Kennetb Yonker and oon George, Harry D. Keams and son Dsvld, Elroy Kaylor, F9.s!O'r Weaver, Alton Roush, Arthur Ohl~er and Eddie Edwards. t Theragran 1 ~ .' .. :___~ ONLY · GROOMS "All 2 Oz. WlTHOUTCREASE . ·early American Uving. Room Suite ClEANUP DAY WAS HELD recenUy near the Zion Broad ' ( Ernie Driggs -,- Fed.·Hocking Gory Berbor -: Vlntun Co. Mervin HuCk - W-L · million. Theodore T. Retod, Jr:, Meigs County Volunteer Saving• Bond Cbalrmon, reported . September sales o1 Savingl BOnda In 'lite county WON t21,401, 7U ~ cent of ita annual aales. gosl. · Robin Cane:...; W·L , - lncludn • field ·SUAVE BATH ... , _... ' _ VISINE EYE DROPS - ~OI Rer. 1.50 88• DENTU• On~ BAN RaiOn 1.5ouni:e Ret·&& U9 NOTE: CHECK FLEX STEEl AT BAKERS . , R4!1 · 1.80 Gambling ~teJJs t0 . . Destroy OVA ~~~ee ~ ' -- <UP!f- When this fiM fumiturt enterS your i Ciarncrtic neW pride of ownenhip, • Ju!Wrious new 1Mni ~ c:Msign. lui . ~rt'-s. mort, 14 muc.h Mora ...:.. htawnly ' , , ·•• • t11clutiw' long weoairig 'fobrtc's - ,~P,tb , '. e~Md · best of ~~~ .... fle•·steel's · wriHtn tifttime · ""'"''''"· Set this btavtiful fu,o iture todaY at. ' ' FUIINITURE . MIDDlEPORT, 0. WB£EIJNG, W.Va. . The .'Valley Athlelle . to block (ncreailln•lt On . hi'ib . ·~ . ~~ . Whites • 4 Oz. AQDD OINlMEIT .... 1.49 aa• '· . ·, �' ' -~ ..' • ... ~ News. Notes ' 1." . ·. .·:·., ·i·~.: '!. "' .. ' By Alina MarshaU lf,ASON -Schoolsoller 10 much more to stlldentatoday than In yean cme by. ·' . Forlnlllnce, WlbamalfllhScbaill luro a guldsnce OQ1Itlelor, Mary Capehart, who baa been meeting with paronta of senlor'e to aid lbelr cblkftn who are college bound or interellled lrl Vocational Tecbnlc:al Bdlooll. She lnfonnl the parents abaut ~dal aid and holr to 80 about U; what achoollare avallable and Ute requtremenll for admllllon. Meelqs are scbeduled on Oct. D and 28 lor thcae lltudenls thai wtJJ "lo to wort." 111d for aD others. The80 lldleduJed meetings wtJJ be held from 7 to 9 pm. at Wlbama J\mlor lfl8h School. •', ' ·:;· ' .•.. .' DICK QRD OF NEW HAVEN bag&td a 12i'Ound ben turi<Of hunUng in Hardy c.unty.lalt week. The other luctr'hunter was WUbur Webb, New Haven, who baiged a 16i>OW>d ben. Qtliers In the bllllliil! party were Dous &IIIII, Paul Roush, Ray Weswr, POle Grlnolead, Thomas Grlllatesd. Otber 811bsW•IIai had plied · up, , aomo &e' cumulaUng alnCe it "Ill tlril opened In 11116. .. . . One of tile last p,Olialblti 1111lvatltliis lor the rssort Iii tliil liiiH!II. Jacque Gabritsch Featured '!wirier MISS VICKI KEEFER , COUNTY Extension Agelil, Home Demonatration, has invited women ID attend a free faahlon aliow Mcmday, Oct. 211. This show tromlses to be different from aD other fashion sbows.lllglrllghted wtJJ be the latest and newest In Iabrie development as it relates to wardrobe care. This fashion show is different in that not all garments modeled wiD look ss they reaDy should. How to get good results wtJJ be contrasted with oome of tile frequent laundry praettces that cr.eate bad rOsulll. Miss Barbara Kenron, stall home econombt for the Maytag Coolpany, wiD be commentator tor lhe llhow, scheduled for 7:30p.m. at Pt. Pleasant Junior lfl8h School · gym . ' '•. '• '• •' · ,·,·I ·,.;~,:·~., ' ' ..: .. ···<· .. ·,:· · ·.· .. ·.· ,·' ,:·. .)!' . !'i ment. ' •• ·>. · '.,. back on lfi! !Oe~ }>U! Obarlesjon politiu"'' tb ell<~~ •·10 ~~ai'S 'a!Jelid of i~ time. He' several w-.eks ~go, bU~ r\.oled I( spending nearly 10 ~· confin~$ ·of tjle sllltebouse, sptike 'Of J1t ~me - five years the resotf dld faD 1'a lot ~ . . · ' · . -''. • . lh!!' !acifi!Y· api)O'a red· ·doomed · {rpm n1>w.'- w~en,. "lth a new ~"'ll• ·IVA!W-hurt,"ll .,,jf\:.·-t , His. yoqthllil ippro9ch to ·!rOilJ th~,bt!~inn i~ . , · • ·~)ion~> · alld new•. iplage, f/)e ~ reyort has a forl\li'D ~po wnaal!ll! Ute r'*'ft dld.attracl It ~~oo Jit June 1965; but i,n l~ cl li ty could b~com f an ·pearance as it sets beside vt. 1 ~;~~ .lome new , business. '1'0ur JesS than. sev.en· l1lonths· WliS eCQOomfc ~~, . , · Va. ~north ol ~e. ~~tl)f ·~ M wtls ue 300 ~r .cent" ~k>sed ~ause • .ol moi)oting ··Tliatfs, whY be ·was so i,n. neon lelterliJl! 01) Ute llgn !II thla suhimer. c~ed de.bts. .It dld not ret>pen JlDtil · ~rested rectntly wfien federal f.ronl.hid b\rtntout Qllllltlla as~ · suquners, but he mld-~. but aflljin .the red iok..c ll!hor · 01(1!:" ' .~~~~ ~ · :J'h~ ~~odeslc . doq~e tbft · ,· »f.r•-rihls C!'fiiPIIi~·l!lln ~ossllile· H011f!1!s 1116·irocklaU l~e. "It still ·w•m't at a dealt In larger flgeres. ' · pr~~~~~~;~"~·nt .. · It is ·not located near any ':resitlential lral~lng eenler," a restaiil'int is sliD ey!>qlfelun& · boeriiJp · was not' the ll)ajor ~ jghways ami .· Ehrlich so'mewhat elongated ijtle for a Looalresldentsalld .o!~~'.. .,...nm\llc ladtlet best locatltm for fUCb ,a ~orl corret:~Y ·por"!~'l'l 11 ,!S a job~ center. . . . , . alm,o~l· used to . th~. · ~u' lotBI . f<iw)d . tJie .and local rssldenls ·never qujte "beautfful hoteliO'the.rniddle of . Eh~li~~- fl\ollfiht, a fiv~ ye~r SUCCes&~" oflheJt,~ · ~nl c~tract with :!he:govern- tlespite .tbls !bey tal~ .J>Pi · .. 11\ent ' would guarantee liuf- UmijUcally. of Ita future ·ant · fir.ieilt regelar lilcrime to enable h""" one day .11 wiU ·~ · hiln to erase J!!OSI of the 'd~bts. 'l9cal ; e.conomy lnot,a~ · Things IQOk~d ~ood until df~ ft. · REMEMBER NOVEMBER 3 and Vote! Bad politicians are electetl by good ~pie who don, vnle! 1nm an you can abaut Ute candidates, theu be sure to vote. The luture tJI. our country depends upon the leadersblp ol .tbi>ae selected to the legislative and ..ecutlve branches of our govern· II .:.~· ,. · ..' . 1} ' . • UIIO·.~oll ~ here W.... t omple•. a~ple!j il ~~ .thW $(1Cjai Qr UJe IMJil~ ." . · ' · try and work 'things j)ld, ~ i!O' ·hall ~~ 'th ~!!d onl~ 'lo · ~coqoQIIe 1~.~~ . (),Jg fni!,11Y :,· l!~ . ~atetj , U.. ter,/, ."res,ort" · ·· Despite · 11\0ul)tini( !lddi(l time: ll<!re . g~Wng · ·~~~e, • eqncei •e.~ as a "sp•" tor .arid felt tht!iacillt); was·attt• ' t Ehrlich spoke oplinilolicollj( ··~ ·'· \ 'l ittt . B~ItJft·. ~~~]Jl~tJ.fhfl:· '/!lii~d.:fi~tt•~ ·u ......... ~··, ' '' s<veral oJii~ials w i<s llj!ti .w~n fin.. the • .-..~~-~"""'~'"'' : federal "started ding reasons" ro~ not wahtiitg tile resort as a lralning facility r... aoo io.Oii)lg ·Ill~" rtoni the "i· • slate area. They ~nalfy" agrl1ed · Uley wa'li1ed·oo pari oh facility th at w.as coatr.!butlng to pollution ol the Ohio River. · Sheriff HufiiJ!.iin.S!lid he w~s . ready W· CIO/!tl Ehrllch up two NEW & USED ·mo~IIJs. ago , but gave Uie'owner an addiUoloal period of Ume to . . . ..:::::~::::;~;;:::::::::::::::~::::::::;::-~~::::::;::~:;:;::~:::~::: . ' Spl!cial Schedule . . ., . FURNITURE DWVUY News Pc. · lledroom Suit, y~ Two Soviet·Lines ! . . Price Rile Rate J tCre.tJIIed Again UNITED NATIONS (UP!)- State WIUJam P. Rogers, atandalllltOIIe afU>r 'llte ci!aae-. Soviet Foreisn Secretary An· representing the United StaleJ, Ore were "trumped up allega.1 drte A. Gromyko said Wednea- IDld lhe galherlng President lions" designed to draw atten- WASHINGTON '(UPI) - The dsy no "artiflcial coroUtions Nllton'o la!est VIetnam ~ce lion from lhe fact lhe United cost ol living ftr Americans and demands" should be plan was up for dlscu.ssion and Stales and Israel werelnlerfer- registered an ~ase of oneatlached to the 1'H1111lption of was not put f""'ard · by "ring witb ~ce efforts. half ol one ~ cent In SepMiddle Eaat ~co Ialka. Washlng!P,n on a ta~4t«- He · also condemned U.S. lembar, lhe government Gromyko, in hJrd.llne leave-U basil. · . acijvitlea In . Indochina but reportad Wednesday. Price speoeh ,at lilt· United Nattona In his speoeh, diplomatic . apoke optimistically Ill Eaat- rises oceurred triO!' a broad 21ith anniversary comn\emmor. IOU1'COI aald, Rogers applauded Wo8t .relations ln Europe. He range of categorlea InCluding ative 110811011, · aPP81'ently r:e- .the Idea- or hlaMnei collncll said the Sqviel Union was such ...,ntlals as clothing and ltrred ·to llfael'l damalid that meetings bul ~141hey shoul<l. hopeful the Strategic Armll shelter. · · violations tJI. the Suez · Canst not be swnmoiled periodically Umltatlon Talks would sUJ>. The lncre~se was more than military standstill zone b¥ but rather specllically to. tteal ceod. . . double lhe rate ln August when Egypt be rectified bj!ftre Ute with deflnite crisll. U.S. Ambassador to the U.N. the Nixon admlnlatra~~ said a talkareoume. . Btltish.ForelgnSecretary Sir Charles W. Yost called Gromy-· 0.2 1"'1' cent nse wae evidence HOll'evsr, Gro.'n)'ko toolc_what Alec pougiaH!ome ~the 15- to's comments. oil' the Middle Ul8t Its anU-lnllatlon drive was diplomatic, IIOUI'Ces .!laid was a member councD was becoming East and Vietnam "famlUar succeeding. The rep.."''t ollhe 0.5 "aU!rUngly different" 1ooe dur' I!IDre and more a ~ganda . and unconstruclive." !"'r cent Jump was co~ldered 1ng a later apeeclj at a ~et forum and a reflection 01 Ute "Few ~ople will. take ... oad . ne~s by admlntstratlon U.li. &oc1irtty Council meeting, General Assembly. He urged riously tlJe Soviet Uruon'slame econom1s11 especially They said . his opeecb: was IIJst when a nation came witb'a .and weak ctmrrlents regarding coming as it did leas than two virtually' free of ~. . problem it allo should hive a the violations. ol the cease-fire weeks before the congressional It waa. the. firs! .IIJbe In suggested solution. otandsllll," he said. elections. history lhe Security Counci! Groinyko, at his earlier met ln sjleclal cooclave With .U speech· before the General loreJ8n miniaU!rs arid ·a pres- Assembly, satd U.S. and Jaraeli · ·ident ddlatlni tlie.international cbargea that Egypt and Ruasla luues tJI. the dsy. :secretary of hsd moved missUes into tbe a. Fated Plane Couldn't Tum Around,.· . WICHITA, Kan. (UPI)- director. Sllipper aald. Sldppetwastotestifyagalnat ''There was more than 1111· lestlfted he lrled to tum a laday'o aeasion. . llciOnt room to maloe a 111). chartered piiiiiP. carrying part He said the twin-engine degree tum and Dy back down tJI.IIte Wldllta State Univeraity Marlin tot hsd.aonormal 'lllgbl the valley. I inlUatal a ri8Jt football 1esm when he realized frO(Il Widiita tD Deliver where It tum ... and as 1 - roJ1in1 out theplauecouldnhJake It over made a refuallng atop en route · of llila 111'11, Caplaia <M:ker the Omtlnen~ Divide. to Logan, Ulab. At Denver, he said, 'Iw the airplane.' He Sldpper, 34, also prelidenl of lfald, he took ' ovri ,llylnc lbe initialed alelllll'll, the ainraft GOlden Eagle Aviation Inc., a!rplanO fnm pilot Damy E. beganvibraUng,heputthe.wblchsuppliedlhecrewaforthe Qoclrer who 'iras JdJied In the down and shortly thereafter we univerllty'S !QOtball team crash. • cra....'whed.." Right, testified under oatb !kipper said he ,.. Jrozy ·~t Wedneaday at alederal inquiry In 0ear . O'eek 1n1o the clrelllll8lanoe8 leading began to look.to me as"lf 111! abQut what happened after• to the crash o.t. 2. Thirty were not going to be able •to ward. He said virtually !be non ~rsona were killed including climb so as lo have aullident thins he knew be awtb In lbe 13 football playera, ihe tesm's clearance ovet what I know to craih wreckage on a 1110111taln. heOd coach and Its athlolic be the Omtlnei!tal . Divide." He aald he was still atrapped in Copilot Ronald G. Sldppor has s« van.r LIQUib HAIR GROOM .. NewS 30 FREE TOOTHPASTE Go to Gilligan 3.25 oz. Property Reg. 65' ;,"w 4-5 Drawer Maple Chest · CONGESPIRIN ) '23.95-'26.95 .. 11110 PEPSOOENT Cuyahoga Votes Meigs : Reg. 3lc 44* , 3 774 250 49* 2.4 /NOW OZ. SIZEJONLY DAmME Coant ZESTABS VITAMINS Pampers Reg. 95c Reg . 5.99 THE ADULT TOOTHPASTE . '3~99 394 2.25oz. DESITIN OINTMENT •, VANQUISH :~. . .• '• '• '•• •• •~• ' :·•·· ~ • "'• ~ ~ ~ ••• • ''•' ASPIRIN 9:>ME ERRORS WERE MADE In reporting rlbbori winners 111 .Ma.son County Achievement Day at Southside, w. va. I rechecked 111d the errors are not mine , acoording to the Mason County Extension !11fjce reeor<ls. Anyhow, Mrs. Ray (Edith) FJi< tJI. auton received rour blue rlbbona inatead ol two, and Mrs. John &ach (Elsie I of Muon, received tile blue and one red arnl )101 just one white ribbon. In fact, she didn't receive a white rlbbori. Sorry, Elsie and Edltb, I did my best, whlcb of course II not good FASTEElH 88* 2ar. Reg. It' . 60's CEPACOL THROAT lDlENGES enough. AS WE TRAVE!o, TIME AND TIME agab1 up and down this Obio Valley too often we take our beautilul scenery lor granted. llecently I viaited In Columbus, Obio, wtlh my daugblef 'IIIIo recently moved iniD a new housing area where there is l'lolbing but !leW 1111 very pretty'bomes. As I looked 111 an this, complete 'witb new roads and sidewalks; I thought .to myself, aometblng II lllilllq. . I discovered that lhere were very lew trees, and ob, how I ml 1I our hills. West VIrginia and liiDO sections of Ohio are covered wltb beautliUI tre&<:overed b1lJs that are beautiful In unmer and oven winter. Rer, 1.15 Reg . 1.19 77$ 44~ 77$ 2.6 IlL WITH FREE NAME- TEAM Randy Smith- w.L JoeMitchen-W· L · ROIJer Wllllonio- Belpro . . · , ·Cherlea Sprlptilr-' Fod.JHoct<Inl Chuch Rob!"""' "" Fed.-Hocklng GrogSchud-W·l . l)tnny ReynOlds- W,l;. · ,. Chuck GitMnwott - w.L · Oeve Knost- W·L ·BOND SALES NOTI!IO Ohio sales of Series E r. H UniWtl Slltea Savingl B<aids In Septanber were f12.4 lnllllort The state attained 74.1 ~ cent of Us IIIlO sales gool September 30, wilh total sales of 1230.4 Reg. 1.49 24's ~ ..... • ~ Tubes . ~~ Reg. 6!r IN PLASTIC TUBE VAWE Reg . TABLETS ' 36's •. ..I WITH ~-··~IPJJIJ!t~ ' ~ lOO's 189.00 Lutheran Qnrcb whM several gathered with maliocks, ues, i!hovell'and rakes to beautify the area in front of the church and Ute entrance to Broad IIIII Cenietecy. Appreciation was upreSBed by Ute Broad Run Cemett'TY Assn. and lit~! Ladies Club olllte church to the following work· men who donated thelr.tlme and energy, Kennetb Yonker and oon George, Harry D. Keams and son Dsvld, Elroy Kaylor, F9.s!O'r Weaver, Alton Roush, Arthur Ohl~er and Eddie Edwards. t Theragran 1 ~ .' .. :___~ ONLY · GROOMS "All 2 Oz. WlTHOUTCREASE . ·early American Uving. Room Suite ClEANUP DAY WAS HELD recenUy near the Zion Broad ' ( Ernie Driggs -,- Fed.·Hocking Gory Berbor -: Vlntun Co. Mervin HuCk - W-L · million. Theodore T. Retod, Jr:, Meigs County Volunteer Saving• Bond Cbalrmon, reported . September sales o1 Savingl BOnda In 'lite county WON t21,401, 7U ~ cent of ita annual aales. gosl. · Robin Cane:...; W·L , - lncludn • field ·SUAVE BATH ... , _... ' _ VISINE EYE DROPS - ~OI Rer. 1.50 88• DENTU• On~ BAN RaiOn 1.5ouni:e Ret·&& U9 NOTE: CHECK FLEX STEEl AT BAKERS . , R4!1 · 1.80 Gambling ~teJJs t0 . . Destroy OVA ~~~ee ~ ' -- <UP!f- When this fiM fumiturt enterS your i Ciarncrtic neW pride of ownenhip, • Ju!Wrious new 1Mni ~ c:Msign. lui . ~rt'-s. mort, 14 muc.h Mora ...:.. htawnly ' , , ·•• • t11clutiw' long weoairig 'fobrtc's - ,~P,tb , '. e~Md · best of ~~~ .... fle•·steel's · wriHtn tifttime · ""'"''''"· Set this btavtiful fu,o iture todaY at. ' ' FUIINITURE . MIDDlEPORT, 0. WB£EIJNG, W.Va. . The .'Valley Athlelle . to block (ncreailln•lt On . hi'ib . ·~ . ~~ . Whites • 4 Oz. AQDD OINlMEIT .... 1.49 aa• '· . ·, �~ . •-"'~·~·"''' p;oW" ...,., o.,Oel.at,~ • . .' R8ading_Handicaps.· ~...,,.:_!·. ·RKysi¢31 "'-<~ ~ ~ . :' .•.. ,P$y,cHol~~l· ; Mq~~ipn.al ~ ®'.. ~on ~ ,: 1111dln3 on =· •••Ins IJICI*'· .. lad·"' l NOa FOR AMBRIC.\NS ' ·.Our Chicken Noodle a Ia China i ' I r' ' ' ~ • •' ''' •' ' )' t ' A · , M k .d ~-:~:'_Mr.- nmversary ar e · =~::.~th.Mr. IIDII By· Banquet Party·. Missionary Circles ,f..,,; Plan Day of Prayer Ell7;a,)'e.'i'.,~'!"· · ·•'I > ' . 'I ;l ·'• •• "i I .. i •' co fortillg All Sfckrtom Akls for the Home Patient Mllton • Now Earn PMand .. ~y ~E~·t;' Qarjl~ om - ~'!!ta · ;.~ New pres1'den t Leads. Meet'mg 1 -1'011. ------- 1--------' FOR LOWl COST, AUTO-ATIC WARM FLOOR......,.HEATING ,_ _______ The Furnace .. . ·.(): a.AS ' ,r,~;i~~~~O '188 Foreman & Abbott •_______,program ~~~~~~ The nme Is Now-Don't WaR POWER-VAC Cleaning System Homes · Trailers · Public Buildings. etc. ' No muss. no fuss - have your furnace cleaned today. atASE ·HARDWARE ~· o. VAU.EY 'WMBER &SUPPLY 00. Although It Ia 'traditional now, "Anoy"~used by nil· HH7Df ors when caWna to ~r. Ire! -"vt. Mlddltport ship-was orllilialiY lite bat· -------, tie cry of the Vlkln••· . Use Borax, Cornmeal ·rn Drying Flowers . ' ' l. l t l d j .•• ' Layette Shower Given. . NLL'Y'S POJNftiiS I~·4r· bMltll, ll1fnl, 10 ""'11"!1 will! lllilr dlll4ral, Mr. and !'frS· Joe Stanley. <II., liMeUng of tile RieJ!Ird Coif, tfrl. l~~~~dllo11 d by ..raJ iltl!ndm to an. and ~~ , ' ond'llletjboyeileourqetlleinl!>, Nf( ilnd Jl!'s. JIID4il . ~, SWEE~~OP * L lolelp. CoJIIIIT pouljcU ol INII, Mn.lfomer . . . Mn. ;>~ ol·· eyes, ond dilly well blllnced ·, . -.ld wrlto ~ IDpt ~IQJIII lilt ijmd'TOSS - !W'.<iill\1111'11., 1fJ; ......~, ell., Mr. iai\11 · ~ll· ond TeleiJeh beldOcl. ,•l..<hiiad ljaria ond M~-.: 1iMIL , tile 8alllbllfY meals. Sbe ..td many cblldrell IJpe IIIII ~ 1'1111117 not , ~. WIIUam Alnon, cb., Jolr. ont1 ~>ilaliul·~, Mr. lllll la\ ~~~the ·~-~. . . . .ll!!'ll!ll 1 Schciol, 'fuaday nlgbt lor the do not n~.UZ. ..- 'llill not teU ~t ~ !hat • ~oocl ,... , AI a ~l!>od ol ~~~~~In a Jlrt. Bill Pul)lrii,.Mt.IDII Mn.-f)lrl. Sl-; Mr.. ·lilcl one to 'ti BtadburY In · • 'SIUJJ!J!Jry P.T.A. about heartns or ifmland!Jil teldler 11. WQI Clilld 111e dellrt to rud, ltJe Rldlar!l Mea, Mr: and, ~· lb, Yll1U , Rev. ·· · Mlal 81«)' allrlbuted Nading prqblems. which part!DII .,a promote lUllS"~ Jelllnc tile dllld aee Gene Whaley, Mr. 11D11 Mri. ·~ es, Mr, lill!d,Ml,. ' · Ne.w,,Fall Styles 'handicaps to three opeclal TheprincipolpointAOl'bulthal reading,_ lilted b1 Mill ll!i .pamlll read, ......n,tac Goey lluiWn. Mr. and Jlrt. ~~ill •, pj•,...., Mr. and Mn. Arid Colors. • area, jlbyslfll, J>ll)'cb0108lcal ll0ll8lly the ltmldehlld hu mO<e S\Ory. She ouuesled that tlle~._cbild to' read ouUoud; lllCI 'CI\Iflel Williams. . , lllll\il .lllaW, · · 1 and edU<aUollal. To overcome dlftleulty learning to read than par~. read to thelr plllldren 1U111 liaiiJnlni wben he doe.<. COUNTIIY STORE,' POST . ·BAI..LOOl!l MEN - Bill physical reasons for poor the oulgoing one. She said Ibis Ia starUni)l•l!P earl)' qe, thai Dliplafed it the meellnl -.liflmCE, BOOK STORE - Mr.. ~. ,d)., W1W1m Wl!le •.. readlng,MiaoSiorySU&geateda some, . esduetothetimldone they ClllT)' on an adult COR· tat boOb !rom BldJ grade. IIDIIMn. RicbardC41e,cb. ,~. ,PI10Jlhllalfl'• . , · r,,' '1'11!1 a.a ...,. villlltlon wu beld andMrJ. Fl'edBurlon,Mr. ind ·,DOLL~CES-...-J and won 1J7 from 7:30 to 1 p. m. with lbe Mn. John AmoU, Mr. and Mri. Mra· (llan 'l'; unq, cb.,'*· and 1eC011!1. r-~· teaehers present to an&wt!l JacltKJn41,Mr.andMra.lloofld iitti.' N~oqcl.. ' ' queotlma. Doni, Mr. and Jlrt. Henchel •· F,OOTIL\LL CHANCES Min Story .announced McCI~~te, Mr. lild Mra. lloo!ry 'Mt. 1111d Mrt.•Wandell Ra,wr, NaliDDBI EdueaUon Week and Doerfer, Mr. IIDII Ml'll. Roy cb., Mr. ~ Mra. Don Sheell. Invited parenll to visit tile Smith, Mr. and Mrl. RDdney . CAKI!lWALK - Mr. andMra. claaarooma. · QWvey. Kenneth.a..ney, cb., Mr. and 1Jur1n8 tile INIIn• meelirJ8 MILK CANS Ml'll. u.tly Mr.. John ~)ale, Mr. ~ Mrl. ly AILEEN CLAIRE pialll"""' made lor 1be fall Foboer, cb., Mr. and Mra. VemaiWeU, Mr.andMra. Le!>P NEA Food Editor fesllvaltobeheldattlleacbool Harry Graham, Mr. IIDII Mra. Sauleri. ·" , ·· Soups are a major part of on Nov. 20. CI!D>mltlees named . . Blake, Mr. and Jlrt, Mrs. ·William. . ,Obijnger a meal In China. Soup also by Mrs. GoeHrey Wllaon, Is Important as part of an Americanized v e r s I o n· o I Chinese cooking. and Mrs. James wm, cb .• Mr. . Buwei Yang Chao in "How lo Cook and Eat In Cblnese" I Random H o u s e~explalns the dllferenee si ly. The D 0 0. R P R I Z E . . , Chinese tradlllooa y h a v e REGISTRATION- Mr. and soup several times during a Mro.NedSWIDdell,cb.,Mr.IIDII A banquet and party marked that Mrs. Frank Wlleon'a meal and always once at the ' ' Mn. Jack Welker. Miol Roaalle the 31!1 anniversary of tile mo111er, Mrs. ~ Ebenend, she says. Ordinary ·, Story. HomebuUder's Claas o1 tile badl, bad dted. meals call for a bowl of common soup for everyone FISH POND No. 1-Mr. IIDII Middleport Churcb of Christ Attencllni """' Mr. and Mra. lo dip Into at any time, since Mn. John Teaford, cb., Mr .IIDII Tuesday nf8hl at the ehurcb. Houdashelt, Mr. and Mrs. water is never and tea rarely Mrs. Pbillp Radford, Mr · and The fell moUf was featured In Stewa:t, Mrs; VanMeter, Mr. served on the table. Mn. Robert Buraon, Mrs. Sue tile decorations and hlgf\IIBhl ol and Mra. WUilarn Gn-., Mr. In the United Stales soup Seelig, Mr. and Mrs. Kermeth tile event was a prosram ol and Mra. lliweU Wllaon. Mrs. is served a\ the beginning of Sinclair, Mr. and Mrs. l.erny music and skito prepared tly <liy TutUe, Mr. and Mrs. a meal or is the complete Sauters. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Klncald, Kincaid, Mr. and Mn. Rice, meal, accompanied with a Hearty Chinese chicken noodle sour fits U.S. eating FISH POND : NO. 2 .Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mn. Yeauser 1 Mr. and Mn. salad, bread and possibly a ha bits. and Mn. Walter MorriS, cb., Stewart, and Mrs. Leonard Van WUiard Boyer, Mr. and Mn. dessert. Chesler En!ID, Mr. ond Mn. A hearty "Chinese" soup ed water according to dlrec· Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sellea, Meter. I cup llnely sliced celery to fill our needs Is a Chicken Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Pullins, Mrs. WUllam Grueser was Ed Evans, tile Rev. Raullln lions on P.ackage. Drain well. 4 ouaces fine egg noodles Noodle Soup or Gai·Yal· Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nottingham, mlslreas of ceremonies for the Moyer, Mia · Thelma Boyer, Rinse w1th hot water. Spoon Heat corn oil in heavy 3We offer a wide choice of ~idcroom supGaw·Meln. i nto individual serving Mr : and Mrs. Buford Capeharl, program with Mrs. Denver Rice Mn. MeEihlllney, Mr. and Mrs. quart saucepan. Add soy cmCKEN NOODLE SOUP pl ies at low cmc. Rentals are also reasonsauce, then chicken. Cook bowls. Pour chicken vege· Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Smith, Mr. directing the hillbilly band Dale Hyaell, Mr. and Mn. llan (GaJ.YaHlaw·Meln) over medium heat, stirring table mixture over noodles. and Mrs. Ro@;er Smith, Mr. and composed of Mr. and Mn. While, Mrs. Frank Powers, able. Count Ol! us for a complete stock constantly, untiJ chicken is Serve hot. Makes 6 to 8 serv· Mrs. Harold Canfield. 2 tableapoons corn oU Stewart, Mrs. Norman Mn. R4acb, IIDda sueot. Mrs. 1 tablespoon soy sauce tender. Blend \2 ~up chicken ings. KITCHEN - Mr. 11D11 Mrs. Yeauser, Mrs. Van Meter, Mn. Flora Glbooll. of home care needs for the patient. stock with cornstarch. Stir· 1 eup 110aU otrlr,• To prepare with f r o z e n Edward Kennedy, cb., Mr. and Kenneth McEiblnney, Mrs. Carl r ing constantly, gradually broccoli : Thaw broccoli be· ancooted eb etta • dd to chicken mixture and fore adding to so~ and re· Mrs. Rlcbard Friend, Mr. and Roach and Denver Rice. I CIIJII eldeken atoek or bring to boil. Add broccoli, duce simmering tame to 10 Mrs. Floyd Brlckles, Mr. and Willard Boyer, attired in boaWon Mrs. Harry Johnsm, Mr. and scout costume, took the celery and remaining stock. minutes. 2 tabletpoou corastareb 1 Year Certificates OPEN DAILY Cover ; simmer 15 minutes. 2 •nJII (l·laeb) pleeet Mrs. Leland Parker, Mr. and . "Homebuilder's Roy Seoul ol Of Deposit 8:00AM to 10:00 Cook noodles in boiling salt· UDeooked broeeoll Mrs . James Haggy, Mrs . the Week" oward, and tile sld.l l WU!iam Obllnser. included " The French IMintnoum Deposit uo,ooo.ot DARTGAME - Mr. andMrs. Restaurant" by Millon Sunday 10: 30 AM Roland Dais, ch., Mr. and Mrs. Houdashelt and Mn. Stewart; to 12:3o Guy . Moms, Mr. and Mrs. ''Ron, The Christian 5:00to9':00 PM William Carswell, Mr. and Mrs. Magician", by the !lev. Raullin Robert Chaney, Mr. and Mrs. Moyer; "1be Best of Families" Wayne Swisher; Harold Lohse and Kenneth James Robson , by Mrs. McElhinney; "Rocking McCullough are your friendly pharmacists at POCKET LADIES Mrs. Chair" by Rice and Mrs. Swisher arid LohsP l>ov;oll Drugs. They ~ave ' The Baptist Day of Prayer to pumpkin bread. Attendlns Eva King, eh., Mrs. John Yaauser, and ''Graveyard" by be observed at the Nov, 2 besldesthoae named were l'ofn. Ridgway, Mn. Car~l Ohllnser, Mrf· ~~~art. meeUns !'I ~ ~: Sanborn Mrs. UESSNG new vtm., .. ~ Missionary ~ety was planned Fowur, MnJ, 'UIIvid Darsi;~'Miu Tuesday night by clrlces of the Freddie Houdashelt MrS: Fred · are Stewart, · ent; Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs. .Hood. Yeauser, vice praaldent; Mrs. Society. Mrs. Charles Edwards, Mrs. R4acb, secretary; Mro. VanThree members from eacb of the clrclea wiD JI<OVide desserts Isabelle Winebrenner, Mrs, Meter, ~lant secretary, and Mrs. Frank Powers, treasurer. lor the smqubord which will Mrs. Harold Olase, and sueoll, A bis\ory of the clau was follow the prayer observance. Mlcbl Kln8, Marc and Anita Fultz. MASON Mrs. Murl Megee, given by Mrs. R4aeh foDowlng Tilt Allltt01 Coottty Members were reminded of the S..lnp&LoonC.. i!¥1VEJOYCIRCLE Mason, tllenewpresidentoftlle the ebleken dinner served by Nov. 6 World Day of Prayer IMhcwiSt. . service to be held at the Heath MilS. FRED LEWIS, Mrs. Sunahlne Call of Mason United the Phllllbea Society. Mrs. OIJio United Methodist Church under Ted Riley and Mrs. Paul Smart Methndls\ Clmrch, presided at a Houdaahtlt, reUrlng president, All Ace_. I_"" lr spotJSOI'ship of Meigs County were named to provide the recent meellnl at tile h110e of was toaslmlstreas for the Till F-ollavlnp Mil dt~~~ri!O< the Sanborn Society Mrs. Everett Thomu In Mason. dinner. She thanked the Church Women United. ..... ,........ eor,. It was noted that Dan Noble • smorsaabord at a meeUng of Mrs. Clarence Baler presented members lor coop•raUon UpTom.tii.IO devoUonals. . during her term of office. the previous scholarship the L<>ve Joy Circle. For devotions, Mrs. Lewis The cioll voted to sell candY Mn. Rice repO<ted on . tile student supported throush Free Gift BapUot women, Is no longer In used a medltoUon from tile to aam mooey lor tile cburcb. parties lor pallenll at tile WIIIIOopooltof -school at Judson College, and "Secret Place," scripture and One of tile project~ II to bQy Southeaatern Oblo Mental OFUN 01 MORI thai a new student bas been prayer, Mrs. Smart dlscuuod paint to redecorate lho Sunday Health Center, a monthly 't'" '"'" tf ~:.ft\:' seloc:ed for aaslolance. '";J'. )~< -!"' the work of the scboiarahlp fund School clau romoa. project of tile clau.ll waa noted She is Constance Marie and told of the new acbolarshlp Othernewolfleenof theclau WUliamson, a sophomore at girL Mrs. Richard Owen, are vke preslden~ Mn. Eber Judson, of !layton, the daughter projectchalrman,repO<teiltha\ Roulb; JOCretary, Mrl. Ray of Mr , and Mrs. William a box had been aent to Pete Pro!IIU, and ........,.. • Mrs. Cecil Smith. Tbe nnt acbeduJeol Wllllamaoo. Miao Williamson is Werner. preparing for misalon work. Mrs. Charles Simona and meeliJI8 w1U be Nov. 18 In tile Information sheets were Mrs. John Wenier, ho8teaaes, churclJ baaemeo•.with hal'-" distributed to the members who serve refreolunenll to those beinl Mn. Ebor Roulb and i, will be remembering her with named and Mrs. Robert Mn. J;leuben Stewart. _,.' • Richardson, Mn. Pearl Hoff· MrL Ray Proffitt and Mrs. gifts lhroushou\ the year. ,,. ' The while cr011 quotas - man, Mrs. Frances Bearha, Thomaa oervttl relresbmenllto ' ' materials lor at home and Mrs. Charles White, Mn. Leora Mn. 1\uwll Barton, Mrs. JudY foreign mission programa - Sigman, Mrs. Ruth Johnaon, Fllgg, Mrs. Le8ter Zerlde, Mn. were filled by the circles and Mrs. Beulah White, Mro. Jeule Cecil Smith, Mrs. T. R. DaYia, Houdashell, Judy Owen, Mrs. Evelyn Stewart, Mrs. displayed at the meeUnu. With Tammy Richardson, Wesley Geor&t Carton, Mro. Clarence DORCAS CIRCLE Imaginative Baler, Mluea IDida and Lorena MEETING AT THE home of and Carol Simona. EIJ!IIneerlng Welaa, Mrs. lleuben Stewart, Mrs. John Fultz the Dorcas Cdnlemporary ' . .· ' Mrl. Verlle W..-kman, Jlrt. Circle made plans to lake Experienced OFFICERS ELECI1I:Il Wllllim Fry, Mra. Floaale Halloween gifts to ohunUns. manshlp MASON - The Happy Go Hollman, Mn. MaUlda ,Noble, II was voted to contribute to Lucky HI Club met recently at Mrs. Landon Smith, Mill Mary 105,000 B.T.U. lhe school milk prosram and to lite Mason United awreb and Dudtllotl, Pegy Ctllel, and 011, Gas. Electric and remember servicemen and the elected olflcen, Connie Hflibea Mrs. Parker lllnaoan. Electric Heal Pump Traywick&, a missionary family, with glfll at Cbrlslrqas. Available . Adama. vice praaldent; president; Oleryl It was reported that a 1101< has (rwleeted) secretary, SUsan Thabet; a11t. been sent to David Sigman and that Michael Bratton, also a secretary, Jenny Thabet; Special treasurer, Billie Fry; aoslalant servicenian, bad ·been treasurer, Guyla remembered with a birthday reporter, Ctcllla Smith; David gift. Smith, parliamentarian; aon& Mrs. Bert Bodlmer gave devotions usintJ ''God Answers leaders, Sheila ()IJilnger and Prayer" .u her topic. Mrs. Sue Jenny Thabet, and game iaadero, Tammy Cook, Judy . Imboden wu aaslsted with the Middleport. o. by u - o Martha Kin g. HJIIhea, Mark Fry IIDII Barberi PUO I; ':': '''; ·. Mn. Fultz served a oalad and Johnaon. The club'llill.,.,_ a ' skaUng party aiKI Halloween party Oct. 22 at tile New Haven _ _.. ~~ ,,. I• • Community Building. to ...rcome 9- Tho Dally Senllnei,Middleport.pomeroy, 0., Oct. Zl, 11'10 v!.-\ pink and blue co1or scheme heitlO>tlle home ol Mn: was carried out in decorations Games were played the proporu m:k: permanent bOJIIluets. My favorite book oa the .Ubject iueDEAR POLLY-Loretta wan1ed to know ol cornmeal and borax to 111e wben clrJbll Rowin 1o geats 10 partJ ol wblte cornmeal to line ~-"'· bO mixed lhorouehJy,-JIJUE ..-.~.• , ras, DEAR POLLY- I have dried llowera mOll aueceaafull and would like to.help LorettiJ. I 111e one part boras to ~ ~~:bite cornmeal. Leave flowers In tbiJ m.lxture 111 aa .. t conlalner unW they are ~ dry Cheek every day or so. Different typeo o1 floweia clllftr· ent drying Ume. If container II not 1ar1e _,ugh for loal atema, remove stoma and irllert florlat wire Ill !he back of the Oowtra when tbe arraocement 11 macle.-DORIS DEAR GIRLS-Varloua aallllrlllea aeem te dlppee no.t the .ro lelf«< nmemller ta Pill lite beida of tbe flowen doft ~ lbe .ut.re .,... II aD uoud them ... be lllllt! te leave !Mm idtil IIIGrotiiJI!ly dry. Moll people re1110ve 1M r.IIale tn. tile <wl floiren .., oae qpert ltld melllal ...,. II 1M f.U.,. ~thai add to tbe ebum If a ft+•e• ....... dry very w.... I bve -lar&e IIIII bolea . . . u 111w.tr1 r.r - ..,..... ,.._,, ud, tllnp lbty liad 1f!e 1ep11 .. r bave been aiiYiaed lUI a •ever Ia Dll amiaary m W8 meW. Aa wltll maa7 tlalap, wilal worb weD rer may 101 aeem quite aa (oed le aom- e1ae .,.. jarefen a clllfennl w8)'. Before we bow u, we ~ a wa1 of oar OWII wltldl aeemo beat te a-POLLY requtrt P---- ve are Polly's Problem _ _ __,. DEAR POLLY-My wooden pepper l!iDder bas beeome sreasy to tbe touch. I waab II wltb soap and water and allo have uaed vinegar but It remairll sticky, I bope someone can belp me with tbls.- !root row, k. Mn. Pb,yllao Greer, advlaor, Robin Allen, tnllldellt, Ranee Burke, vice iftsldent, Gary Morris, DEAR POLLY-My PoiDter Ia to help lake advantap of uoexpee1ed aale1 and then be swe the purchaae matchea sometbln& e1ae we 1.DHESIVE-BACKED OWD. A Uny piece of fabric PAPER . can uauaiiY be cut from a seam but would be 1011 If dropPed In one'a purse. I take a piece of adbeslvehacked paper and ollct OD It sa mplea of varloua t hI n g 1 I havl-iUit only ciotbea but clraperlel and oo oa. SeVeral can be pnt 1111 one piece of paper. Followinll tbla plan I can buy beln& sure fbe prlee II rlght......SUSAlf ' ' [ HOSPITAL NEWS m: WILLING WOIIKERS Quo, Church, maaked Hallowaen II8MI>. 7:10 Friday at tbe home of Mlal Dorothy l.ool. PAST MATRONS, ,Evangeline Olaptar 171, O.E.S., 7:30 FridaY' Muonie Teaqlle. SA'ft!RDAY K OF P 111d 1'Ytb*' Sillel'l! and famWes potluck aupper, 1:20 PJI!· at tbe K of P Hall, GallipoUa. Maal and drink fumlahed. BELLING and · allower saturday at lfenlock · Groft Grange Hall, 8 p.m.lor lfr.lllll ('llpr) ·OallP!N. Everyone .. welcome to .I liad. SIJNDAY REVIVAL. 7:38aacb mnlnc al Mltldlepor\ Oaurcla of ~­ Naurene by the Rev. and Mn. Art Klahbauah; clllldren'o service, 7 p.m. PUBIJC OPEN hotlee SJDI. day. 2 to e pm. at new Shrine Park club house, Racine. Pablle DAUGHTER BORN Mr. and Mrs. Rlcbard Nelson, r--'"'!'.,-----"'1 Delaware, are azmoundng the birth of a daushter, KrlaU Rae, CLEANERS on Sept. 38. Mr. and Mrs. Orion Nelson, Dexter, and Mr, and ly undlng yaur Mrs. Tracy Tackett, Ewington, clry to us.. are the grandparents. Great. You cleenlnl cen rely on our modern methods grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. end eJCtre care for Pharoh Johnson, Point Pierce, perfectly dry Fla.; Mrs . Nellie Nelson, cleaned dofllles. Dexter, and Mrs. Neva Pierce, Middleport. Mr . and Mrs. HOME LAUNDRY Nelson have Malanie, age another three. daushter, Mlas Anita Fultz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Fultz, Middleport; Dwayne wm, ... of Mr. and Mro. Norman WUI, RuUand; Richard Dean, 10n of Mr. and Mrs. John Dean, Pomeroy; and John Eichinger, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Eichinger, Syracuse. members L~~=:;..:=:::::::J N. lnclp\ve. VISIT MRS. CUSTER Mr. and Mrs. L<>ren Caverlee of the AII-Oblo Youth Choir returned to their home in Odrinex can help you become the trim slim per10n you nnt to•. · joined the group Tuesday night Huntington after visiUOg here Odrinex. is a tiny tabtet and easily swallow.cf. C«thiiM no In Colwnbus lor a performance. with her sistel'. Mrs, Alonzo dangerous drugs. No starving. No special eurdst. Get rid Df · The choir sang at the North Custer, Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. excess fat and live longer . Odrlne• hiS been ulld svCCH&fulty lty American Dairy Show In the Caverlee and Mrs. Custer thous•nd' all over the country for over 10 ye1n. OdrlntK CDib . Lausche building on the Ohio visited several days with their Sl.25 and the large economy sizo S5.2S. You must loll ugly fetor · your money will be refunded by your druggist. No qftlfiMS- 1 State Fairground&. Mr. and brother-in-law and sister who asked . Sold with this 9111Jrantee by: Dutton Drug Sture- .,_. Mrs. Dean look the young reside in a Sebring Methodist dleport. Mall Orders Filled. Home. people to Colwnbus. Four Join Choir for Tuesday Performance LOSE WEIGHT THIS WEEK lllrtU eiii.OifRI LAROl. PWTIC IIGISEWAIIS ,.,77+... __ CltOOS£ Fl\0¥: •• 11-Q1 ·~· U!lltly Do.h ~... TW ....;,try win • l uWI-Sn o ~ .... ~, &.Qt • 13 ·111 WiG .... - , •111·QI W. _ - 0: DALE RILL REnJRNil Dale w. 11111, Moore Haven, Fla., returned to bla home Wednesday after spending a vacation bere with frlancla IIDd relaUveo. · · · TO DINE AT EVA'S The Mlddleport·Pomeroy Rotary Club wiU dine at Eva's Realilllfant In Middleport Friday at 8 p.m., Prelltlent Charlea lilmllfll aald today. WINDOW SHADES CUT TO ORDER FREE! OU)FASHIONm REVIVAL at Hiland O!apel Oct. 261hru Nov. B Serv. 7:30 each eve .. Special Music Preaching by Rev. Essie Lee Rev . Paul Chevalier Everybody welcome. .TOUTTI.,. .... r,,_ II CNtM Make her Christmas .......... 67+ ......... •. colorful with a "'... Bulova J!(I 11¥0•0,. ..,.. !MSIIClOTIIS ~'"'''. . ll·lt- SQ. CRIDDLE HU> ) go ug~ t l u"' ' " u m 297 [ .. ,, llf QO ' FLATWAH SIT • -pe U01tnijt l or 5 ~•"'' ' J99 ~U' IIO ... """'" P"',.'" ttt. 5.t5 .... u, Ouolo1y """" ' •opooo •o• "" tfi. Hr SWEATSHIRTS • Jlr.. fw Ill• W..,. ,_,.,, ... See our ~parkling collection of new colored dial watches by Bulova. Very high lashion. Alld sensible, too. Because Bulova nlates beauty with craftsmanship. So t1u: Bulova you buy today Will be a lasting g~ft, certain . to please her for many, Christmas Eves to c~me . .... ,..................... weleome. MONDAY MEIGS N.F.O. meetln& Cheater Grange llaU, Monday, I · p.m. TUEIIDAY PAST MATRONS, Plmar'oy Cliapter Ill, 0.! .8., 7:10 'I'Uelday' htlme of Mn. Dale &ruth. ' JUNIOR ~ . IACiaD Allllltary, Feeiley lltnDiltt .._, 1.. , ,., Tunday nlCbl at lbe hall. - . ·l·tJ: ' . Mr. and Mra. Walter R. DaYia, Wellston, a son; Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. MarUn, Galllpolll Ferry, a daughter; Mr. and Homemake,.. Want Mrs. Richard L. Brown, Jaekaon, '' daushter; Mr. IIDII ~en Name. Mro. JohnK.Loper,Chlillcotlle, Tbe Eaatero Homemakers a dausbter; and Mr. and Mrs. flub of Eaatern Meigs ColDity .Uoyd L. Myers. Gallipolis, a wanII ...... and addre m or daughter· D'··""aU aervicemlm wbO wiD be In -·'" Vlelnlm Thailand F Mrs. David L. Beaver and East during~~ lnfJbani son, Robert WE. IBiahopK, holiday seaaon o n Brammer, a ter . Tbe club t Carpenter,PaulA.FOBier,Joha project o1 _u::_ou 1 F. Goett, Sr., Mrs. Walter S. aucb III'Vicemen ThiJ Ia tile llayeaandlnfantson,RobertN. lblrd lhata.'clubhudone JusUce, Jr., Mrs. Martha "10' ~ba. ..._., addr. . ,, ~iroy,Mn.HaroJldMillaN-~' inay c!llf IIIWI14 cr write to Infant oon, Mn. ames e...... Mn. Roger Gaul, Pomeroy and Infant daUShler, Paul M. Route s. Ri8P, Robert Bowman, IIDII Roscoe llarrioon. Enterprile Ualted Motbodlat Mn. Don I Holzer Medical Center, First Ave. and Cedar St. General visiUns houra 2-1 and 7-8 p.m. Malemlty vlaiUns hours 2:38 to 4:30 p.m. Parents only on Pediatrics Ward. rues. '111URSDAY CUB SCOUT Pack 24S, American Legion Hall 7 p.m Halloween party· aU boys teresladlnJoininSattendwilba parent. ROCK SPRINGS Better ~~~~Club, I :IJ p.m. '1'lluNdi1. heme o1 Mn. 1fuCb Baarha;piglnpokeoale;aacret pals to be revealad. MEIGSCOUNTY)'OUihgroup lor Mentally lletardetl tonigllt, 7::.l p.m. at Trinity United awrcb, Pumeroy. FRIDAY MEIGS HIGH Sebool Cheerleaders sponeorln& a donee Friday follOwinl Meip • Galllpcplla pme at Pntoeroy Junior Hilh from 10 to u. Tbe Joys wiD emcee. ....-etary, ond Pam Buck; eecond row, Allan Pogh, Mike Weablnllkey, Daniel Petty and Greg Dmohew; third row, Connie Warner, Judi Roberto, Barbara Neue, IIDd Bill Cornell; fourlhrow, Dennlsllawk, Cl'alg Cottrill, Sam Shain, and John Elcbinger. STUDENT OOUNCJL - Southern's stuclen\ council meiobert are maklnc plana lor the annual homecoming aclirllles to be held Friday, Oct :.J. Manbers shown are. MRS. K. B. Social Calendar .orlllt' for a layette shower given by prizes belog aw..:!!t!f!, .tllte Mrs. Marlene Winebrenner ond wjnnera. Mla·l'rW Plii!ll)Irs. Richard Greso for Mrs. ~ d.YJr· prize: The ltullrut · Ben Ewing. The shower was served laney sandWicbea, ,.rut · lours, ptll)cb and ~. J'mn · were pink nutcups witb !111ft' HINZMAN IN LONDON replieas. MASON - The !lev. Parker Guests were Mra. Wilma · Hinzman of the Mason United Guinther, Mlao Erma .~, Methodist Olureh, one of 31 Mrs. !Woe Keller, Mill ii.tdift, ministers of the United Stalea Mrs. Joyce Thorne, liira. · chosen to attend a conference In Juanita Ratliff, MrL leau England, teft by plane from Wrlgbt, Mn. Theltnl CaU,llh; C41umbus Thursday to arrive at Barbara Fry, Mro. Dorta London on Friday. He expect. Woodyard. Tereaa Colllna, ..,. to be gone unUI November 2nd Mn. Ruth RI!Oe. :' · or 3rd. Others presenUns slfll to · He wu chosen lor this Mn. Ewing were Mn. Mabel honor by the General Board of Tracy, Mrs. Mulne Moon, Evangelism of the United Mrs. Frances Hewellon, and · Melhodist Church. :o1rs. Maline Hoblletler. ly POLLY CIAMEl •••Utlea, ., &Mae.,.. arw..~ llhlo' ?- It ,...... 11·,. .,, "-1-Ut ...... AI ..... all . _I , _ ...,..... dlw -... 10 ~~~ .,..,.., 10.-l'olfOII ' .............. ,., _,. ~ eo.... .. - '~wllill~--.-.1 " " "' .... IQ · ...., -- 97+ 127 ~<ti.JI III1 "'"~ ~ ~· I t~ l"'ll!iC ~ ~ td l tlf.IM 2·... 90+ Ruth INn"!' l ()(lt, ~n tiJtiC~ 1111 k<lll tlgl\11 ror gtr tt ol all IIIIPM tnd s~•' Smocnh- 1111 1 ~<;~ . long-r ing with eomtorttblt IIIIU C wliSI tnd rt • ~ lor,t(l •o• <T••u o• Qto wtl ' ""'"" Crill~ . PoP~tl tr COIOfl ... 13 " ""' ""' "" O..llullhW."'" ' J.ff. ft Soft. 5-11. t•N ,... ,so._. oft\er specl•ls througllout ._,_,........... ., Ask F!>r A thAmn·e. 11.71YM •• PAm. SUP SIT ~ . I. loU Sale Bill I' tt,.tt;:~ tt~ln ' " hj.~ Oitlln • • """" All . . "' o,..,,.,,... tl•llt!;f0ttii- 111-1DIO ,. "' SPOUg. llllf ond ..,. >11•onall ~o~t ""'' "-~ pol• u .. H. •&t·<l..l\0 ........ _ ,... , ... li-. NK s... ..... - · •' ..'•' ' �~ . •-"'~·~·"''' p;oW" ...,., o.,Oel.at,~ • . .' R8ading_Handicaps.· ~...,,.:_!·. ·RKysi¢31 "'-<~ ~ ~ . :' .•.. ,P$y,cHol~~l· ; Mq~~ipn.al ~ ®'.. ~on ~ ,: 1111dln3 on =· •••Ins IJICI*'· .. lad·"' l NOa FOR AMBRIC.\NS ' ·.Our Chicken Noodle a Ia China i ' I r' ' ' ~ • •' ''' •' ' )' t ' A · , M k .d ~-:~:'_Mr.- nmversary ar e · =~::.~th.Mr. IIDII By· Banquet Party·. Missionary Circles ,f..,,; Plan Day of Prayer Ell7;a,)'e.'i'.,~'!"· · ·•'I > ' . 'I ;l ·'• •• "i I .. i •' co fortillg All Sfckrtom Akls for the Home Patient Mllton • Now Earn PMand .. ~y ~E~·t;' Qarjl~ om - ~'!!ta · ;.~ New pres1'den t Leads. Meet'mg 1 -1'011. ------- 1--------' FOR LOWl COST, AUTO-ATIC WARM FLOOR......,.HEATING ,_ _______ The Furnace .. . ·.(): a.AS ' ,r,~;i~~~~O '188 Foreman & Abbott •_______,program ~~~~~~ The nme Is Now-Don't WaR POWER-VAC Cleaning System Homes · Trailers · Public Buildings. etc. ' No muss. no fuss - have your furnace cleaned today. atASE ·HARDWARE ~· o. VAU.EY 'WMBER &SUPPLY 00. Although It Ia 'traditional now, "Anoy"~used by nil· HH7Df ors when caWna to ~r. Ire! -"vt. Mlddltport ship-was orllilialiY lite bat· -------, tie cry of the Vlkln••· . Use Borax, Cornmeal ·rn Drying Flowers . ' ' l. l t l d j .•• ' Layette Shower Given. . NLL'Y'S POJNftiiS I~·4r· bMltll, ll1fnl, 10 ""'11"!1 will! lllilr dlll4ral, Mr. and !'frS· Joe Stanley. <II., liMeUng of tile RieJ!Ird Coif, tfrl. l~~~~dllo11 d by ..raJ iltl!ndm to an. and ~~ , ' ond'llletjboyeileourqetlleinl!>, Nf( ilnd Jl!'s. JIID4il . ~, SWEE~~OP * L lolelp. CoJIIIIT pouljcU ol INII, Mn.lfomer . . . Mn. ;>~ ol·· eyes, ond dilly well blllnced ·, . -.ld wrlto ~ IDpt ~IQJIII lilt ijmd'TOSS - !W'.<iill\1111'11., 1fJ; ......~, ell., Mr. iai\11 · ~ll· ond TeleiJeh beldOcl. ,•l..<hiiad ljaria ond M~-.: 1iMIL , tile 8alllbllfY meals. Sbe ..td many cblldrell IJpe IIIII ~ 1'1111117 not , ~. WIIUam Alnon, cb., Jolr. ont1 ~>ilaliul·~, Mr. lllll la\ ~~~the ·~-~. . . . .ll!!'ll!ll 1 Schciol, 'fuaday nlgbt lor the do not n~.UZ. ..- 'llill not teU ~t ~ !hat • ~oocl ,... , AI a ~l!>od ol ~~~~~In a Jlrt. Bill Pul)lrii,.Mt.IDII Mn.-f)lrl. Sl-; Mr.. ·lilcl one to 'ti BtadburY In · • 'SIUJJ!J!Jry P.T.A. about heartns or ifmland!Jil teldler 11. WQI Clilld 111e dellrt to rud, ltJe Rldlar!l Mea, Mr: and, ~· lb, Yll1U , Rev. ·· · Mlal 81«)' allrlbuted Nading prqblems. which part!DII .,a promote lUllS"~ Jelllnc tile dllld aee Gene Whaley, Mr. 11D11 Mri. ·~ es, Mr, lill!d,Ml,. ' · Ne.w,,Fall Styles 'handicaps to three opeclal TheprincipolpointAOl'bulthal reading,_ lilted b1 Mill ll!i .pamlll read, ......n,tac Goey lluiWn. Mr. and Jlrt. ~~ill •, pj•,...., Mr. and Mn. Arid Colors. • area, jlbyslfll, J>ll)'cb0108lcal ll0ll8lly the ltmldehlld hu mO<e S\Ory. She ouuesled that tlle~._cbild to' read ouUoud; lllCI 'CI\Iflel Williams. . , lllll\il .lllaW, · · 1 and edU<aUollal. To overcome dlftleulty learning to read than par~. read to thelr plllldren 1U111 liaiiJnlni wben he doe.<. COUNTIIY STORE,' POST . ·BAI..LOOl!l MEN - Bill physical reasons for poor the oulgoing one. She said Ibis Ia starUni)l•l!P earl)' qe, thai Dliplafed it the meellnl -.liflmCE, BOOK STORE - Mr.. ~. ,d)., W1W1m Wl!le •.. readlng,MiaoSiorySU&geateda some, . esduetothetimldone they ClllT)' on an adult COR· tat boOb !rom BldJ grade. IIDIIMn. RicbardC41e,cb. ,~. ,PI10Jlhllalfl'• . , · r,,' '1'11!1 a.a ...,. villlltlon wu beld andMrJ. Fl'edBurlon,Mr. ind ·,DOLL~CES-...-J and won 1J7 from 7:30 to 1 p. m. with lbe Mn. John AmoU, Mr. and Mri. Mra· (llan 'l'; unq, cb.,'*· and 1eC011!1. r-~· teaehers present to an&wt!l JacltKJn41,Mr.andMra.lloofld iitti.' N~oqcl.. ' ' queotlma. Doni, Mr. and Jlrt. Henchel •· F,OOTIL\LL CHANCES Min Story .announced McCI~~te, Mr. lild Mra. lloo!ry 'Mt. 1111d Mrt.•Wandell Ra,wr, NaliDDBI EdueaUon Week and Doerfer, Mr. IIDII Ml'll. Roy cb., Mr. ~ Mra. Don Sheell. Invited parenll to visit tile Smith, Mr. and Mrl. RDdney . CAKI!lWALK - Mr. andMra. claaarooma. · QWvey. Kenneth.a..ney, cb., Mr. and 1Jur1n8 tile INIIn• meelirJ8 MILK CANS Ml'll. u.tly Mr.. John ~)ale, Mr. ~ Mrl. ly AILEEN CLAIRE pialll"""' made lor 1be fall Foboer, cb., Mr. and Mra. VemaiWeU, Mr.andMra. Le!>P NEA Food Editor fesllvaltobeheldattlleacbool Harry Graham, Mr. IIDII Mra. Sauleri. ·" , ·· Soups are a major part of on Nov. 20. CI!D>mltlees named . . Blake, Mr. and Jlrt, Mrs. ·William. . ,Obijnger a meal In China. Soup also by Mrs. GoeHrey Wllaon, Is Important as part of an Americanized v e r s I o n· o I Chinese cooking. and Mrs. James wm, cb .• Mr. . Buwei Yang Chao in "How lo Cook and Eat In Cblnese" I Random H o u s e~explalns the dllferenee si ly. The D 0 0. R P R I Z E . . , Chinese tradlllooa y h a v e REGISTRATION- Mr. and soup several times during a Mro.NedSWIDdell,cb.,Mr.IIDII A banquet and party marked that Mrs. Frank Wlleon'a meal and always once at the ' ' Mn. Jack Welker. Miol Roaalle the 31!1 anniversary of tile mo111er, Mrs. ~ Ebenend, she says. Ordinary ·, Story. HomebuUder's Claas o1 tile badl, bad dted. meals call for a bowl of common soup for everyone FISH POND No. 1-Mr. IIDII Middleport Churcb of Christ Attencllni """' Mr. and Mra. lo dip Into at any time, since Mn. John Teaford, cb., Mr .IIDII Tuesday nf8hl at the ehurcb. Houdashelt, Mr. and Mrs. water is never and tea rarely Mrs. Pbillp Radford, Mr · and The fell moUf was featured In Stewa:t, Mrs; VanMeter, Mr. served on the table. Mn. Robert Buraon, Mrs. Sue tile decorations and hlgf\IIBhl ol and Mra. WUilarn Gn-., Mr. In the United Stales soup Seelig, Mr. and Mrs. Kermeth tile event was a prosram ol and Mra. lliweU Wllaon. Mrs. is served a\ the beginning of Sinclair, Mr. and Mrs. l.erny music and skito prepared tly <liy TutUe, Mr. and Mrs. a meal or is the complete Sauters. Mr. and Mrs. Herman Klncald, Kincaid, Mr. and Mn. Rice, meal, accompanied with a Hearty Chinese chicken noodle sour fits U.S. eating FISH POND : NO. 2 .Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mn. Yeauser 1 Mr. and Mn. salad, bread and possibly a ha bits. and Mn. Walter MorriS, cb., Stewart, and Mrs. Leonard Van WUiard Boyer, Mr. and Mn. dessert. Chesler En!ID, Mr. ond Mn. A hearty "Chinese" soup ed water according to dlrec· Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Sellea, Meter. I cup llnely sliced celery to fill our needs Is a Chicken Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Pullins, Mrs. WUllam Grueser was Ed Evans, tile Rev. Raullln lions on P.ackage. Drain well. 4 ouaces fine egg noodles Noodle Soup or Gai·Yal· Mr. and Mrs. Carl Nottingham, mlslreas of ceremonies for the Moyer, Mia · Thelma Boyer, Rinse w1th hot water. Spoon Heat corn oil in heavy 3We offer a wide choice of ~idcroom supGaw·Meln. i nto individual serving Mr : and Mrs. Buford Capeharl, program with Mrs. Denver Rice Mn. MeEihlllney, Mr. and Mrs. quart saucepan. Add soy cmCKEN NOODLE SOUP pl ies at low cmc. Rentals are also reasonsauce, then chicken. Cook bowls. Pour chicken vege· Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Smith, Mr. directing the hillbilly band Dale Hyaell, Mr. and Mn. llan (GaJ.YaHlaw·Meln) over medium heat, stirring table mixture over noodles. and Mrs. Ro@;er Smith, Mr. and composed of Mr. and Mn. While, Mrs. Frank Powers, able. Count Ol! us for a complete stock constantly, untiJ chicken is Serve hot. Makes 6 to 8 serv· Mrs. Harold Canfield. 2 tableapoons corn oU Stewart, Mrs. Norman Mn. R4acb, IIDda sueot. Mrs. 1 tablespoon soy sauce tender. Blend \2 ~up chicken ings. KITCHEN - Mr. 11D11 Mrs. Yeauser, Mrs. Van Meter, Mn. Flora Glbooll. of home care needs for the patient. stock with cornstarch. Stir· 1 eup 110aU otrlr,• To prepare with f r o z e n Edward Kennedy, cb., Mr. and Kenneth McEiblnney, Mrs. Carl r ing constantly, gradually broccoli : Thaw broccoli be· ancooted eb etta • dd to chicken mixture and fore adding to so~ and re· Mrs. Rlcbard Friend, Mr. and Roach and Denver Rice. I CIIJII eldeken atoek or bring to boil. Add broccoli, duce simmering tame to 10 Mrs. Floyd Brlckles, Mr. and Willard Boyer, attired in boaWon Mrs. Harry Johnsm, Mr. and scout costume, took the celery and remaining stock. minutes. 2 tabletpoou corastareb 1 Year Certificates OPEN DAILY Cover ; simmer 15 minutes. 2 •nJII (l·laeb) pleeet Mrs. Leland Parker, Mr. and . "Homebuilder's Roy Seoul ol Of Deposit 8:00AM to 10:00 Cook noodles in boiling salt· UDeooked broeeoll Mrs . James Haggy, Mrs . the Week" oward, and tile sld.l l WU!iam Obllnser. included " The French IMintnoum Deposit uo,ooo.ot DARTGAME - Mr. andMrs. Restaurant" by Millon Sunday 10: 30 AM Roland Dais, ch., Mr. and Mrs. Houdashelt and Mn. Stewart; to 12:3o Guy . Moms, Mr. and Mrs. ''Ron, The Christian 5:00to9':00 PM William Carswell, Mr. and Mrs. Magician", by the !lev. Raullin Robert Chaney, Mr. and Mrs. Moyer; "1be Best of Families" Wayne Swisher; Harold Lohse and Kenneth James Robson , by Mrs. McElhinney; "Rocking McCullough are your friendly pharmacists at POCKET LADIES Mrs. Chair" by Rice and Mrs. Swisher arid LohsP l>ov;oll Drugs. They ~ave ' The Baptist Day of Prayer to pumpkin bread. Attendlns Eva King, eh., Mrs. John Yaauser, and ''Graveyard" by be observed at the Nov, 2 besldesthoae named were l'ofn. Ridgway, Mn. Car~l Ohllnser, Mrf· ~~~art. meeUns !'I ~ ~: Sanborn Mrs. UESSNG new vtm., .. ~ Missionary ~ety was planned Fowur, MnJ, 'UIIvid Darsi;~'Miu Tuesday night by clrlces of the Freddie Houdashelt MrS: Fred · are Stewart, · ent; Mrs. Hoffman, Mrs. .Hood. Yeauser, vice praaldent; Mrs. Society. Mrs. Charles Edwards, Mrs. R4acb, secretary; Mro. VanThree members from eacb of the clrclea wiD JI<OVide desserts Isabelle Winebrenner, Mrs, Meter, ~lant secretary, and Mrs. Frank Powers, treasurer. lor the smqubord which will Mrs. Harold Olase, and sueoll, A bis\ory of the clau was follow the prayer observance. Mlcbl Kln8, Marc and Anita Fultz. MASON Mrs. Murl Megee, given by Mrs. R4aeh foDowlng Tilt Allltt01 Coottty Members were reminded of the S..lnp&LoonC.. i!¥1VEJOYCIRCLE Mason, tllenewpresidentoftlle the ebleken dinner served by Nov. 6 World Day of Prayer IMhcwiSt. . service to be held at the Heath MilS. FRED LEWIS, Mrs. Sunahlne Call of Mason United the Phllllbea Society. Mrs. OIJio United Methodist Church under Ted Riley and Mrs. Paul Smart Methndls\ Clmrch, presided at a Houdaahtlt, reUrlng president, All Ace_. I_"" lr spotJSOI'ship of Meigs County were named to provide the recent meellnl at tile h110e of was toaslmlstreas for the Till F-ollavlnp Mil dt~~~ri!O< the Sanborn Society Mrs. Everett Thomu In Mason. dinner. She thanked the Church Women United. ..... ,........ eor,. It was noted that Dan Noble • smorsaabord at a meeUng of Mrs. Clarence Baler presented members lor coop•raUon UpTom.tii.IO devoUonals. . during her term of office. the previous scholarship the L<>ve Joy Circle. For devotions, Mrs. Lewis The cioll voted to sell candY Mn. Rice repO<ted on . tile student supported throush Free Gift BapUot women, Is no longer In used a medltoUon from tile to aam mooey lor tile cburcb. parties lor pallenll at tile WIIIIOopooltof -school at Judson College, and "Secret Place," scripture and One of tile project~ II to bQy Southeaatern Oblo Mental OFUN 01 MORI thai a new student bas been prayer, Mrs. Smart dlscuuod paint to redecorate lho Sunday Health Center, a monthly 't'" '"'" tf ~:.ft\:' seloc:ed for aaslolance. '";J'. )~< -!"' the work of the scboiarahlp fund School clau romoa. project of tile clau.ll waa noted She is Constance Marie and told of the new acbolarshlp Othernewolfleenof theclau WUliamson, a sophomore at girL Mrs. Richard Owen, are vke preslden~ Mn. Eber Judson, of !layton, the daughter projectchalrman,repO<teiltha\ Roulb; JOCretary, Mrl. Ray of Mr , and Mrs. William a box had been aent to Pete Pro!IIU, and ........,.. • Mrs. Cecil Smith. Tbe nnt acbeduJeol Wllllamaoo. Miao Williamson is Werner. preparing for misalon work. Mrs. Charles Simona and meeliJI8 w1U be Nov. 18 In tile Information sheets were Mrs. John Wenier, ho8teaaes, churclJ baaemeo•.with hal'-" distributed to the members who serve refreolunenll to those beinl Mn. Ebor Roulb and i, will be remembering her with named and Mrs. Robert Mn. J;leuben Stewart. _,.' • Richardson, Mn. Pearl Hoff· MrL Ray Proffitt and Mrs. gifts lhroushou\ the year. ,,. ' The while cr011 quotas - man, Mrs. Frances Bearha, Thomaa oervttl relresbmenllto ' ' materials lor at home and Mrs. Charles White, Mn. Leora Mn. 1\uwll Barton, Mrs. JudY foreign mission programa - Sigman, Mrs. Ruth Johnaon, Fllgg, Mrs. Le8ter Zerlde, Mn. were filled by the circles and Mrs. Beulah White, Mro. Jeule Cecil Smith, Mrs. T. R. DaYia, Houdashell, Judy Owen, Mrs. Evelyn Stewart, Mrs. displayed at the meeUnu. With Tammy Richardson, Wesley Geor&t Carton, Mro. Clarence DORCAS CIRCLE Imaginative Baler, Mluea IDida and Lorena MEETING AT THE home of and Carol Simona. EIJ!IIneerlng Welaa, Mrs. lleuben Stewart, Mrs. John Fultz the Dorcas Cdnlemporary ' . .· ' Mrl. Verlle W..-kman, Jlrt. Circle made plans to lake Experienced OFFICERS ELECI1I:Il Wllllim Fry, Mra. Floaale Halloween gifts to ohunUns. manshlp MASON - The Happy Go Hollman, Mn. MaUlda ,Noble, II was voted to contribute to Lucky HI Club met recently at Mrs. Landon Smith, Mill Mary 105,000 B.T.U. lhe school milk prosram and to lite Mason United awreb and Dudtllotl, Pegy Ctllel, and 011, Gas. Electric and remember servicemen and the elected olflcen, Connie Hflibea Mrs. Parker lllnaoan. Electric Heal Pump Traywick&, a missionary family, with glfll at Cbrlslrqas. Available . Adama. vice praaldent; president; Oleryl It was reported that a 1101< has (rwleeted) secretary, SUsan Thabet; a11t. been sent to David Sigman and that Michael Bratton, also a secretary, Jenny Thabet; Special treasurer, Billie Fry; aoslalant servicenian, bad ·been treasurer, Guyla remembered with a birthday reporter, Ctcllla Smith; David gift. Smith, parliamentarian; aon& Mrs. Bert Bodlmer gave devotions usintJ ''God Answers leaders, Sheila ()IJilnger and Prayer" .u her topic. Mrs. Sue Jenny Thabet, and game iaadero, Tammy Cook, Judy . Imboden wu aaslsted with the Middleport. o. by u - o Martha Kin g. HJIIhea, Mark Fry IIDII Barberi PUO I; ':': '''; ·. Mn. Fultz served a oalad and Johnaon. The club'llill.,.,_ a ' skaUng party aiKI Halloween party Oct. 22 at tile New Haven _ _.. ~~ ,,. I• • Community Building. to ...rcome 9- Tho Dally Senllnei,Middleport.pomeroy, 0., Oct. Zl, 11'10 v!.-\ pink and blue co1or scheme heitlO>tlle home ol Mn: was carried out in decorations Games were played the proporu m:k: permanent bOJIIluets. My favorite book oa the .Ubject iueDEAR POLLY-Loretta wan1ed to know ol cornmeal and borax to 111e wben clrJbll Rowin 1o geats 10 partJ ol wblte cornmeal to line ~-"'· bO mixed lhorouehJy,-JIJUE ..-.~.• , ras, DEAR POLLY- I have dried llowera mOll aueceaafull and would like to.help LorettiJ. I 111e one part boras to ~ ~~:bite cornmeal. Leave flowers In tbiJ m.lxture 111 aa .. t conlalner unW they are ~ dry Cheek every day or so. Different typeo o1 floweia clllftr· ent drying Ume. If container II not 1ar1e _,ugh for loal atema, remove stoma and irllert florlat wire Ill !he back of the Oowtra when tbe arraocement 11 macle.-DORIS DEAR GIRLS-Varloua aallllrlllea aeem te dlppee no.t the .ro lelf«< nmemller ta Pill lite beida of tbe flowen doft ~ lbe .ut.re .,... II aD uoud them ... be lllllt! te leave !Mm idtil IIIGrotiiJI!ly dry. Moll people re1110ve 1M r.IIale tn. tile <wl floiren .., oae qpert ltld melllal ...,. II 1M f.U.,. ~thai add to tbe ebum If a ft+•e• ....... dry very w.... I bve -lar&e IIIII bolea . . . u 111w.tr1 r.r - ..,..... ,.._,, ud, tllnp lbty liad 1f!e 1ep11 .. r bave been aiiYiaed lUI a •ever Ia Dll amiaary m W8 meW. Aa wltll maa7 tlalap, wilal worb weD rer may 101 aeem quite aa (oed le aom- e1ae .,.. jarefen a clllfennl w8)'. Before we bow u, we ~ a wa1 of oar OWII wltldl aeemo beat te a-POLLY requtrt P---- ve are Polly's Problem _ _ __,. DEAR POLLY-My wooden pepper l!iDder bas beeome sreasy to tbe touch. I waab II wltb soap and water and allo have uaed vinegar but It remairll sticky, I bope someone can belp me with tbls.- !root row, k. Mn. Pb,yllao Greer, advlaor, Robin Allen, tnllldellt, Ranee Burke, vice iftsldent, Gary Morris, DEAR POLLY-My PoiDter Ia to help lake advantap of uoexpee1ed aale1 and then be swe the purchaae matchea sometbln& e1ae we 1.DHESIVE-BACKED OWD. A Uny piece of fabric PAPER . can uauaiiY be cut from a seam but would be 1011 If dropPed In one'a purse. I take a piece of adbeslvehacked paper and ollct OD It sa mplea of varloua t hI n g 1 I havl-iUit only ciotbea but clraperlel and oo oa. SeVeral can be pnt 1111 one piece of paper. Followinll tbla plan I can buy beln& sure fbe prlee II rlght......SUSAlf ' ' [ HOSPITAL NEWS m: WILLING WOIIKERS Quo, Church, maaked Hallowaen II8MI>. 7:10 Friday at tbe home of Mlal Dorothy l.ool. PAST MATRONS, ,Evangeline Olaptar 171, O.E.S., 7:30 FridaY' Muonie Teaqlle. SA'ft!RDAY K OF P 111d 1'Ytb*' Sillel'l! and famWes potluck aupper, 1:20 PJI!· at tbe K of P Hall, GallipoUa. Maal and drink fumlahed. BELLING and · allower saturday at lfenlock · Groft Grange Hall, 8 p.m.lor lfr.lllll ('llpr) ·OallP!N. Everyone .. welcome to .I liad. SIJNDAY REVIVAL. 7:38aacb mnlnc al Mltldlepor\ Oaurcla of ~­ Naurene by the Rev. and Mn. Art Klahbauah; clllldren'o service, 7 p.m. PUBIJC OPEN hotlee SJDI. day. 2 to e pm. at new Shrine Park club house, Racine. Pablle DAUGHTER BORN Mr. and Mrs. Rlcbard Nelson, r--'"'!'.,-----"'1 Delaware, are azmoundng the birth of a daushter, KrlaU Rae, CLEANERS on Sept. 38. Mr. and Mrs. Orion Nelson, Dexter, and Mr, and ly undlng yaur Mrs. Tracy Tackett, Ewington, clry to us.. are the grandparents. Great. You cleenlnl cen rely on our modern methods grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. end eJCtre care for Pharoh Johnson, Point Pierce, perfectly dry Fla.; Mrs . Nellie Nelson, cleaned dofllles. Dexter, and Mrs. Neva Pierce, Middleport. Mr . and Mrs. HOME LAUNDRY Nelson have Malanie, age another three. daushter, Mlas Anita Fultz, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Fultz, Middleport; Dwayne wm, ... of Mr. and Mro. Norman WUI, RuUand; Richard Dean, 10n of Mr. and Mrs. John Dean, Pomeroy; and John Eichinger, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Eichinger, Syracuse. members L~~=:;..:=:::::::J N. lnclp\ve. VISIT MRS. CUSTER Mr. and Mrs. L<>ren Caverlee of the AII-Oblo Youth Choir returned to their home in Odrinex can help you become the trim slim per10n you nnt to•. · joined the group Tuesday night Huntington after visiUOg here Odrinex. is a tiny tabtet and easily swallow.cf. C«thiiM no In Colwnbus lor a performance. with her sistel'. Mrs, Alonzo dangerous drugs. No starving. No special eurdst. Get rid Df · The choir sang at the North Custer, Pomeroy. Mr. and Mrs. excess fat and live longer . Odrlne• hiS been ulld svCCH&fulty lty American Dairy Show In the Caverlee and Mrs. Custer thous•nd' all over the country for over 10 ye1n. OdrlntK CDib . Lausche building on the Ohio visited several days with their Sl.25 and the large economy sizo S5.2S. You must loll ugly fetor · your money will be refunded by your druggist. No qftlfiMS- 1 State Fairground&. Mr. and brother-in-law and sister who asked . Sold with this 9111Jrantee by: Dutton Drug Sture- .,_. Mrs. Dean look the young reside in a Sebring Methodist dleport. Mall Orders Filled. Home. people to Colwnbus. Four Join Choir for Tuesday Performance LOSE WEIGHT THIS WEEK lllrtU eiii.OifRI LAROl. PWTIC IIGISEWAIIS ,.,77+... __ CltOOS£ Fl\0¥: •• 11-Q1 ·~· U!lltly Do.h ~... TW ....;,try win • l uWI-Sn o ~ .... ~, &.Qt • 13 ·111 WiG .... - , •111·QI W. _ - 0: DALE RILL REnJRNil Dale w. 11111, Moore Haven, Fla., returned to bla home Wednesday after spending a vacation bere with frlancla IIDd relaUveo. · · · TO DINE AT EVA'S The Mlddleport·Pomeroy Rotary Club wiU dine at Eva's Realilllfant In Middleport Friday at 8 p.m., Prelltlent Charlea lilmllfll aald today. WINDOW SHADES CUT TO ORDER FREE! OU)FASHIONm REVIVAL at Hiland O!apel Oct. 261hru Nov. B Serv. 7:30 each eve .. Special Music Preaching by Rev. Essie Lee Rev . Paul Chevalier Everybody welcome. .TOUTTI.,. .... r,,_ II CNtM Make her Christmas .......... 67+ ......... •. colorful with a "'... Bulova J!(I 11¥0•0,. ..,.. !MSIIClOTIIS ~'"'''. . ll·lt- SQ. CRIDDLE HU> ) go ug~ t l u"' ' " u m 297 [ .. ,, llf QO ' FLATWAH SIT • -pe U01tnijt l or 5 ~•"'' ' J99 ~U' IIO ... """'" P"',.'" ttt. 5.t5 .... u, Ouolo1y """" ' •opooo •o• "" tfi. Hr SWEATSHIRTS • Jlr.. fw Ill• W..,. ,_,.,, ... See our ~parkling collection of new colored dial watches by Bulova. Very high lashion. Alld sensible, too. Because Bulova nlates beauty with craftsmanship. So t1u: Bulova you buy today Will be a lasting g~ft, certain . to please her for many, Christmas Eves to c~me . .... ,..................... weleome. MONDAY MEIGS N.F.O. meetln& Cheater Grange llaU, Monday, I · p.m. TUEIIDAY PAST MATRONS, Plmar'oy Cliapter Ill, 0.! .8., 7:10 'I'Uelday' htlme of Mn. Dale &ruth. ' JUNIOR ~ . IACiaD Allllltary, Feeiley lltnDiltt .._, 1.. , ,., Tunday nlCbl at lbe hall. - . ·l·tJ: ' . Mr. and Mra. Walter R. DaYia, Wellston, a son; Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. MarUn, Galllpolll Ferry, a daughter; Mr. and Homemake,.. Want Mrs. Richard L. Brown, Jaekaon, '' daushter; Mr. IIDII ~en Name. Mro. JohnK.Loper,Chlillcotlle, Tbe Eaatero Homemakers a dausbter; and Mr. and Mrs. flub of Eaatern Meigs ColDity .Uoyd L. Myers. Gallipolis, a wanII ...... and addre m or daughter· D'··""aU aervicemlm wbO wiD be In -·'" Vlelnlm Thailand F Mrs. David L. Beaver and East during~~ lnfJbani son, Robert WE. IBiahopK, holiday seaaon o n Brammer, a ter . Tbe club t Carpenter,PaulA.FOBier,Joha project o1 _u::_ou 1 F. Goett, Sr., Mrs. Walter S. aucb III'Vicemen ThiJ Ia tile llayeaandlnfantson,RobertN. lblrd lhata.'clubhudone JusUce, Jr., Mrs. Martha "10' ~ba. ..._., addr. . ,, ~iroy,Mn.HaroJldMillaN-~' inay c!llf IIIWI14 cr write to Infant oon, Mn. ames e...... Mn. Roger Gaul, Pomeroy and Infant daUShler, Paul M. Route s. Ri8P, Robert Bowman, IIDII Roscoe llarrioon. Enterprile Ualted Motbodlat Mn. Don I Holzer Medical Center, First Ave. and Cedar St. General visiUns houra 2-1 and 7-8 p.m. Malemlty vlaiUns hours 2:38 to 4:30 p.m. Parents only on Pediatrics Ward. rues. '111URSDAY CUB SCOUT Pack 24S, American Legion Hall 7 p.m Halloween party· aU boys teresladlnJoininSattendwilba parent. ROCK SPRINGS Better ~~~~Club, I :IJ p.m. '1'lluNdi1. heme o1 Mn. 1fuCb Baarha;piglnpokeoale;aacret pals to be revealad. MEIGSCOUNTY)'OUihgroup lor Mentally lletardetl tonigllt, 7::.l p.m. at Trinity United awrcb, Pumeroy. FRIDAY MEIGS HIGH Sebool Cheerleaders sponeorln& a donee Friday follOwinl Meip • Galllpcplla pme at Pntoeroy Junior Hilh from 10 to u. Tbe Joys wiD emcee. ....-etary, ond Pam Buck; eecond row, Allan Pogh, Mike Weablnllkey, Daniel Petty and Greg Dmohew; third row, Connie Warner, Judi Roberto, Barbara Neue, IIDd Bill Cornell; fourlhrow, Dennlsllawk, Cl'alg Cottrill, Sam Shain, and John Elcbinger. STUDENT OOUNCJL - Southern's stuclen\ council meiobert are maklnc plana lor the annual homecoming aclirllles to be held Friday, Oct :.J. Manbers shown are. MRS. K. B. Social Calendar .orlllt' for a layette shower given by prizes belog aw..:!!t!f!, .tllte Mrs. Marlene Winebrenner ond wjnnera. Mla·l'rW Plii!ll)Irs. Richard Greso for Mrs. ~ d.YJr· prize: The ltullrut · Ben Ewing. The shower was served laney sandWicbea, ,.rut · lours, ptll)cb and ~. J'mn · were pink nutcups witb !111ft' HINZMAN IN LONDON replieas. MASON - The !lev. Parker Guests were Mra. Wilma · Hinzman of the Mason United Guinther, Mlao Erma .~, Methodist Olureh, one of 31 Mrs. !Woe Keller, Mill ii.tdift, ministers of the United Stalea Mrs. Joyce Thorne, liira. · chosen to attend a conference In Juanita Ratliff, MrL leau England, teft by plane from Wrlgbt, Mn. Theltnl CaU,llh; C41umbus Thursday to arrive at Barbara Fry, Mro. Dorta London on Friday. He expect. Woodyard. Tereaa Colllna, ..,. to be gone unUI November 2nd Mn. Ruth RI!Oe. :' · or 3rd. Others presenUns slfll to · He wu chosen lor this Mn. Ewing were Mn. Mabel honor by the General Board of Tracy, Mrs. Mulne Moon, Evangelism of the United Mrs. Frances Hewellon, and · Melhodist Church. :o1rs. Maline Hoblletler. ly POLLY CIAMEl •••Utlea, ., &Mae.,.. arw..~ llhlo' ?- It ,...... 11·,. .,, "-1-Ut ...... AI ..... all . _I , _ ...,..... dlw -... 10 ~~~ .,..,.., 10.-l'olfOII ' .............. ,., _,. ~ eo.... .. - '~wllill~--.-.1 " " "' .... IQ · ...., -- 97+ 127 ~<ti.JI III1 "'"~ ~ ~· I t~ l"'ll!iC ~ ~ td l tlf.IM 2·... 90+ Ruth INn"!' l ()(lt, ~n tiJtiC~ 1111 k<lll tlgl\11 ror gtr tt ol all IIIIPM tnd s~•' Smocnh- 1111 1 ~<;~ . long-r ing with eomtorttblt IIIIU C wliSI tnd rt • ~ lor,t(l •o• <T••u o• Qto wtl ' ""'"" Crill~ . PoP~tl tr COIOfl ... 13 " ""' ""' "" O..llullhW."'" ' J.ff. ft Soft. 5-11. t•N ,... ,so._. oft\er specl•ls througllout ._,_,........... ., Ask F!>r A thAmn·e. 11.71YM •• PAm. SUP SIT ~ . I. loU Sale Bill I' tt,.tt;:~ tt~ln ' " hj.~ Oitlln • • """" All . . "' o,..,,.,,... tl•llt!;f0ttii- 111-1DIO ,. "' SPOUg. llllf ond ..,. >11•onall ~o~t ""'' "-~ pol• u .. H. •&t·<l..l\0 ........ _ ,... , ... li-. NK s... ..... - · •' ..'•' ' �11 ,> I I ' l I WANT AD INFORMATION o•ADLIN.S Raeine Help Wanted 5 P.M . Day Before Publication Monday Dlldlln•••.m. corrections Cance111t1on & Social Events Wilt be accepted untllta.m. for DIY of Publl"tlon REGULATIONS The Publisher reservn the righ1 to edit or reject any Jdl Mrs. Lillian Jividen had the deemed objeclionll. The publisher will not be responsible miafortWie to faD and dlalocate tor more than one Incorrect her shoolder. She is in Athens, Insertion . By Mrs, Frudi- • • '' RATES visiting her 10n, Dr. and Mrs. :•• •• • · now todrlveseml truck, local and over the roed. Diesel or gas, experience helpful but not necessary. You can eern up to SS per hour after short training. For Interview and 'cOAL, lim4htone . Excelsior For want Ad Service 5 cents per Word one insertion <llarles Jividen. Charge75c Mrs. lJirry Wiles of Akron 12 Minimum cents per word three openl a week with her parenla, conse<:utlve Insertions. II cents per word six con Mr. and Mrs. OUa McClintock. secutive Insertions. Mr. Wiles came for the weekend 25 Per cent Discount on paid ads paid within 10 days. and she returned hom• r lth blm ads and CARD OF THANKS I OBITUARY Sl.SO for 50 word minimum . Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Badgley, Each additional word 2c . Mrs. Billy Hill, and Mrs. Deryl BLIND ADS Additional 25c Charge per Badgley visited a recent Advertisement . weekend in BI!Umore, Oblo OFFICE HOUAS 8:30a .m . to 5 :00p .m. Dally, wilh Mr. and Mrs. Brian 8 :30 a .m. to 12:00 Noon SlmpiOn and family . Saturday. ROOFING. For Sale -Ucatlon, call 513-241-5572, or wrJte Safety Department, United Stolfi. Inc" c.o Room 426, 307 E . .4th ;:,1., Trans.- portallon Bldg., Clndnnall, SUnday. •• DRIVERS NEEDED. 'rroln Ohio. 10-22·2tc Pomeroy. Phone 991-3891 . .4-9-tfc Searles, 10-1~tp Wanted In Mason and New Haven Mr, & Mrs. Mobile Home Customer We Invite Comparison! Bring your mobile home prices and needs 'to us and let us tell you the truth In Mobile Home buying I No hidden cost_sjn our_prlcesll Contad< ORVIUI JOHNSON Contact Claude Roy, Fifth St., Racine, Ohio. 10-21·4fC 5 ROOM house, beth, Pomeroy. wm consider selling on land contract. Phone 992-2779. 10-21 -Jtc EXPERT ' ' .wheel Alignment ONE 7 room house, bath, Middleport. One 5 room house, bath, Middleport. No !act Mr. KeMeth Swart of Akron reasonable offer rejected. Phone 992-5035. spent the weekend with hl8 Notice 10.20-tfc The Daily Sentinel mother, Mrs. James Swart, and CHRISTMAS In October. Christmas I$ the Ideal time of hl8 sister, the AI Crow family. 5 ROOM brick house, ba1h, the year to give your loved Phone 992·2156 Kennlt Flaher of GalllpoUa ones Middleport. Newly painted a truly fine portrait of outside. Wall-to-wall carand Waid Diddle of PlatlabW"g, your$elf or your family. peting. Wllf sell furnished, Ky., were recent visitors of Mr. Solves your glfl giving '$7,000. Unfurnished, S6,500. problems . Give portrait,. Call Roule 7, Tuppers PI• ins, 0. and Mrs. Jerry Powell. Phone 992-5262. today for an appointment. 1667·3891 Dr667-l2U Male Help Wanted 10. 2IJ. Ifc Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Diddle Grover 's Studio, Middleport . Phone 992-2475. of Reno, Obio were guesta of EARLY American Stereo-radio 10-21 -6tc WANTED: Sales trainee to combination, AM & FM radio, LOTS WITH all utilities. Mr. and Mrs. Oval Diddle. work directly with Manager Restricted sub division. 'h to 4 speaker sound system, 4 Miss Grace Paynter of SWAP SHOP, new and used for advancement to Sales l.acre lots. Phone Chester speed automatic changer . Manager position . Must be furniture. Phone m -7201, 305 985-3301. night 985-3302. Con Roof Painting . , & Repair, Spouting- J& Clrpenttr Work. · · · GAS FLOOR turnace, UO. Phone 992-5508. Can bo seen at Real Estate For Sale S09 Second Ave .. Middleport_ 11J.20-3tc HOUSE, 5 rooms and bath, 3 --------bedrooinl, hardwood floors. 4 PIGS. 2 shoats, Phone 142· Birch kitchen cabinets, $1,500. 4426, Rolland Rutland. Carriers BY COIITber Salt Works, E. Main St .• ' .." • ' ''' I ' l •• ' ' = •• Middleport, 3280 or 992-2605. Sharon's Racine. Mrs. Harry Hayman Is i I . \II~.-~ b!l.t. to~. ,;:~\1~~~·~~:.."':!' ~ ~ Ave., Balance $78 .3•. Use our budget terms. Cal r 992-3352. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Taylor and MODERN Walnut style stereofamily of GallipoUa and Mr. and radio, am, fm radio. 4 speaker WILL give piano lessons in my Mrs. Steve Cleland and family home. Phone 992-3666. sound system, -i speed automatic changer. Balance of Reno, spent Sunday with Mr. 8-16-tfc Wanted To Buy S73.19. Use our budget terms. and Mrs. Frank Cleland. Call 992-3352. WILL pick up merchandise and OLD furniture. dishes, brass Mr.· and Mrs. Bob Blrcb and (fake I0-20-6tc to auction on a per· beds. et..:. Write M. D. Miller, daughters of Bellevue were centage bads. Call Jim Rt. -4. Pomeroy, Ohio. Ull RING NECK pheasants, male Adams, auctioneer, Rutland. weekend guests of their 997-6271. 9-1-tfc Beagle pups. John Thomas, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elza Phone 7~2- 4461. 9-23-tfc - - - - - - - - Leon, W. Va. Phone 895-3972. Birth and Mr. and Mrs. Grover OLD UPRIGHT pianos, an 10-20-6tc Salser, Sr. RE -OPENING of Mlddleporl condition, as long as have nof 1966 NEW MOON trailer, 2 Mrs. Sybil MileJ and Mrs. Lee cab office at 322 N. Second been wet . Paying $10 each. bedroom, 10x51, $2,800. E)(., Middleport. Compelled Jackson of Pickerington spent AvE Firstfloor only. Monday~ will eel lent condition . Phone to lower fares In town. 2,.·hour be pic~-up day . Write, g•vlng Mason 773-5193. the weekend at their home in service available. Phone 992· spendlnf! an indeflnlte visit with \. her daughter, Mrs. Audrey WUaon and family in Jacbon. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Brian Simpson • and children of BI!Umore spent :-' several days with their parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Cllester Slrnpsoo ond Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Badgley. Mr. and Mrs. Paul McSwegin ~ of New CUmberland, W. Va., : called on Mrs. Crttt Bradford .; N. 2nd. Ohio. Sunday of Mrs. Albert Paynter. neat, aggressiye and willing to work . Car necessary . Apply 4860 NiacCorkle. Ave., So. Chas . 10-l6-6tc Twin City Cabs. 10-19-6tc BAND, Friday and saturday nights. The Mavericks. Hi-7 Club. 10-20-.rtc GUN SHOOTS, starting Saturday night, Ott. U and every Saturday following. Assorted meats. Near Racine Planing Mill. Sponsored by Syracuse Volunteer Fire Department. HA'I;MAN'S AUCTION House, L4JteJ_Cllf1, now open each 1-6·tfc YOUR NEW HOME lor 4 Bedrooms Buill to your spectllutlons. Sites •vailable now. INo Down Payment Monthly Payments Lower Th•n Rent Contact: Mr. Moody, Ph. 992· 7034 at our field office at Plrk & Sycamore In Mid· dleport. JEMO ASSOCIATES, INC. Formerly Kluell Auoclates, Inc . i Pomeray t-~r'lf11'9 For ..Rent . . 1 1IX5<0 • TWOI!).•dl'oom ' ,m. .; I 0 ------ Sea10t1 Highs - Team Series =-:-:-:-=-- --::-: and Game - Devls Warner VFW GUN shoot. Sunday, TRAILER space, one mile from new Meigs High School on old tnaurance, 27U and 1005. Ind. October 25. Starting at noon. Rt. 33. Phone 992-2941. Series - Ed Voss 634 and Ind . Bailey Run Road. Game - Paul Harris 267. 10-22-llc _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _9_-21J. _ 30tc REMODELED LEGAL NOTI(:E Chester Township Trustees wilt offer for sale at The public auction to be held oo S11turday, October 2,., at 10 a . m . at tl'le CheSfer Town Hall, the following: 1951 Dodge 2 ton dump truck lfS4 GMC 2 ton truck with toocl tires. The trusttn reservt me rlfht to reject anv or 111 bldl. Chester Township Trustees Willis Frost. Clerk (10)8,1S,22,:Jtc ------ ------- and Gentlemen Jim Mees, You, and . ' MUSIC. WMPO 'laDJo/1390 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Cne No, 20116 Estat• of Margaret A . Bailey Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that Marjorie l. Smith of R. 0 .. Pomeroy , Ohio, has been duly appointed Executrix of the Estate of Margaret A. Bailey, deceased, late of Meigs County, Ohio . Creditors are required to file their claims with said fiduciary within four months . Dated this 6th day of October 1970. F . H. O'Brien Probate Judge ot said County 3-bedroom house on Lincoln Phone 992-3440. Helgh1s. 9-27-tfc ;N:-:I=CE-;-L:-:Vc-:-fu-r•"'l'"sh'"ed-,...-2--:-bed--:-room apartment, Mlddlepor1. Phone 991-387.4. 9-30-tfc - - - -- - - - - Pets For Sale BASSFT puppies, AKC, $30. Francis Benedum, phone Coolville 667-3856. 10-18-12tc PARKVIEW Kennalo, Poodl.., and bird dogs. AKC. Pet and -;how puppies. Grooming. Phone 992-5443. 3-17-tfc (10)1, 15. 22, Jtc Auto Sales POMEROY J . w. Carsey, Mgr. Phontn2·2111 ELECTROLUX SWEEPER comrlete with attachments, PAINT DAMAGE - 1910 ZigZag Sewing Machines. Still In Estate of Decetsed. lvl Cite No. 2GJ11 M. Donohue, Notict 1' hereby g lven I hit Mildred Lt.t of A. D. 2. Alblny, Ohio, has bl8tn duly appointed Adm lnlstratrlx of the I state of Iva M. Donohue, deceastd, late of Meigl County, Ohio . Creditors tre required to file thG'Ir claims with Hid fiduciary within toyr montt'll. Dated fhls 6th day of October. 1970. F . H. O'Brien Probet• Judoe of Slid County flO) 8, 15. 22. Jtc lot. Only $1,500.00 monograms and bflnd hem MIDDLEPORT- • ~room& with cla,efl, llvl::, 16 x 11. size sewing machine . With self-winding bobbin, slant dlhlng aree. Thfrm-o-Pif'le GLASS. Double garag~. Porch garOIJe. $1 soo oo JIJ.t6-6tc ' ' · -::-::-=c:-c==-:--:-::NEW l BEDROOMS - All SINGER TOUCH IJ, SEW full ''"••lectrlc home, 2 baths, nice L151ie F. Fullr, Executor A~~~ 2-12-lfc Raclne,~lo ----~-­ 6-11J.ttc Crill Bradford WHEEL Horse Sales and ~1-Hc Service. Baum Lumber Company, Chester, Ohio . SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED. Phone 985-3301. Reasonable rate&. Phone S..20-tfc John Russell, Gallipolis .o82 after 5:30 p.m. AIR CONDITIONING, •7-ttc Refrigeration service. Jack's Refrigeration, New Haven. Phone 882-2079 _ u.tfc ------ ------ -=oo=z=ER="'w~o"'R"'K"".""'Sep,....t""lc..:..::tanks, leach beds. Pl>one 949·2111. 10-18-tfc BACKHOE and Endloader work. George Bill Pullins. 10-16-30fp AT POMEROY MOTOR CO. --::-:-.,.------ READY - MIX CONCRETE delivered right to your pro/ect. Fast and easy. Free est mates . Phone 992-328-i. Goegloln Ready-Mix Middleport, Ohio. Co., 6-31J.tfc cancelled? Lost •. your operator's license? Call 992· 2966. s2495 1969 CHEVROLET Station Wagon, v.e motor. automatic trans· mission. power steering . S1695 1967 CHEVROLET Belair 4 Dr. Sedan, V·8 motor, standard shift. ,l<· ,- ' .. .v li'.ii<IN '-~. ,·~]!.'"';., I ; SJ49S 196f.DIE'vRil• v.a motor, automatic Impala Convertible. steering · & air con· transmission. power dltlonlng. 6-15-tfc BAND S1695 1968 DODGE Friday, Oct 23 Saturday, Oct 24 Dart Custom 4 Dr. Sedan, radio, Torquelllte transmission, 6 cyl., white with green vinyl roof. Ni&h1s , The Mnericks 1966 DODGE .. Coronet 4<10 • Dr. Hardtop, V-8 motor, radio, 1965 DODGE Coronet Deluxe 2 Dr. Sedan, '895 motor, rf'iio, 2 IT'& OEAO AHEAD. O.D.T. Sl195 power steering, Torquelllte transmission, vinyl roof. Hl·7 CLUB standard shift. V-8 · 1 DAILY ,.,.,.. CROSSWORD -.... .. lll.,.,. -,_ -·..... I. Celebel ox ~.Pwate •• Jl'lully ~ '· Oppootte of dele Ulwdi.J 10.1'11- oiiJ 1•. Odln'e HOBSTETTEI REALTY stitch. Full cash price, $38.50 or E-2 Terms. Phone 992-56-il. The real estate of the late Lydia J. Duerr, located at 846 East Main St., Pomeroy, consisting of a house and two lots, must be sold Immediately to settle the estate. Price - S7 ,ooo. However, NO REASONABLE OFFER WILL BE REFUSED. Phone the undersigned at 992-5100. Plleno tfll-2141 ' , tt.t..d orrginal cartons. No at- l BEDROOMS Hardwood tachments. needed, as our fiQOrS, Central heat and air controts are built -ln . Sews conditioning. Full basement. with 1 or 2 needles, makes Garage. Very nlc:e. $26,500.00 buttonhofes, sews ~. buttons, Estate Uquidation Sale .Blaetfriir's 1G-18-6tc peln spray, cordwlnder and throw-away bags. Full cash price only $31. Terms available. Phone 992-56-il. NEAT l BEDROOMS- Bath, 10-16-6tc new forced air furnace. Concrete walks. Landscaped j!""------~~~;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ APPOINTMINT OHice 9t2-225f Res. 992·2568 Plus Parts Complete Service Phone 949-3821 CONTACT US HENRY CLELAND REALTOR NOTICE OF 1960 CHEVROLET 4 · door, needle designs, also zlg.zag APPOINTMENT excellent condition, $250. equipped. Comes In walnut cue No. 20lU Also. W-C Allis Chalmers sewing stand. 172.50 cash or Eatate of Ben Campbell, tractor and equipment. Phone Oecused. terms available. Phone 992Notice is hereby given that 741-3656. 56-41. William E . Turner. Of 230 E. 10-22-ltp 10-16-<ltc South Street, Worlhinvton, -...,.,-----_.:_~ Ohio, has been duly appointed Executor of the Esfate of Bess 19.. INTERNATIONAL VB 1h· KIRBY Vacuum Cleaner In Ctmpbell, deceased, I.Jte Of ton pickup. 1960 International excellent condition. all VI 2-ton, hpeed dump truck. attachments ll'lcludlngHas buffer Meigs County, Ohio. Creditors are required to file 1949 International 6, lh·ton, and demother. Sells new for their clalmt with said fiduciary 84-lnch cab to axle. Pomeroy over 1200. Will sell for $64.50 within fOur monttls. Motor Company. Your Chevy cash or terms 11rranged. Datl!d this 6th diV of October Dealer . Phone 992-5641 . 1970 · 10.21 -Jtc 10-16-6tc Probate Judge of said F . H . O'Britn County (1) I, 15, 22, 3tc NOTICE OF 662-3035. 1~~~J:,~~ ·~~~::"' ~n •~, - t~~ ~tfeliriReal": ' IJ ,.._.,..,..,,....,,_--------1 6.98 Home & Auto C. BRADFORD, !ft. ',. ,. :;;;;; . lMal Bowling LEGAL NOTICE SEPTIC tanks cleaned. Miller Sanlta"on, Stewart, Ohio. Ph. And ReGiarge . 606 E. Mlln, Poineroy, 0 . good directions, Witten Plano 10-16·6fc cN,--:E,-16"'·,-LEc::R:-Con:--str_u_cc:-tlon....:..:.. For Company, Box 188, Sardis, - - -- - - -- GOOO lnve~tment property. building or remodeling your Ohio .43946. 7 ROOM house, bath, coal House wlfh three furnished home, call Guy Nelgler, 8·20-tfc furnace. Thomas Fork Road apartments, basem~nt, two R.Kine, Ohio. ._L_E_C_T_R-IC_f:._.r_c_ol_a_t_or_.e-l-ectric near Hiland Church. Mrs. garages. Monthly .ncome. 7-31 -tfc E Clifford Jacobs. Phone m . S190. Priced reasonably for 243 7. quick sale. Phone 992-l»S. iron, May ag washer, pop-up cS-::Ec: Wc:-INc:-G:-MA=C::cH::ciN::E:;:S-.::::Repair toaster, wo11en throw rugs, 10-16-6tc . 7-19-tic service, all makes. 992-2284. cookware, dish pans, towels, The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. easy chair·, writing desk, CONVENIENT but secluded Authorized Singer Sales and drain racks, square tubs, "STAR" kills rats quickly. building lots on T79 at Rock Sure. 2V:t pounds, $1.69 . Service. We Sharpen Scissors. Springs. Within walking night locks, wall to wall 3-29-lfc Ebersbach Hardware. Sugar carpeting, small gas cook distance of Meigs High Run Mills, Pickens Hardstove, Electrolux sweeper. School, a 5 minute drive from C;~u-=R-=T""Is"s,.-C"'a""'t"tl:-e----;B;:-r-e-,edIn g ware, Mason. Contact P~ul Brooks, Box 35, Pomeroy. Call or see Bill Service. Phone Parker et 992· 10 .2J.30tc Coolville, Cl'lio, 45723. --------Witte weekends, or after 5 226.4 or call slatlon Coolville 10-20-Jtc WARM MORNING heater , p.m. weekdays. Phone 992661·3251. 6887 ' 10-18-:lOfc 85,000 btu . Phone Mason 77310·18-tfc tt) ~ceive con 10 1 tllinments at 10 a.m. Auction flousetNIIer . ~ 992-3954. ; 965 CHEVROLET sTarting at 7 p.m . Let us sell . ' J0-21-6tp pickup, S800.1Yaotorola TV $50. visit of two weeks in Detroit, your merchandise. Rupe 21h -hp mini bike, sao. MINERSVILLE HILL- LII<E 3-22-tfc FURNISHED and unfurnished Cleveland and New Cum. See eveings after 4 o'clock . NEW- 5 rooms, 2 bedrooms, apartments. Close to school. berland. Gall Bradford, Racine, Olio bath, nice kitchen with builtPIANO tuning. Karl Kebler, Phone 992-S43A. on State Rt. 338 across from In range, basement, garage, Mason. Phone 773-5535 after 5 10-18-tfc Kaiser Aluminum . GOt NG AT 16.900p.m . 10-21 -Jtc 10-13-lOtc 2 BEDROOM trailer, country location near Pomeroy . - - - - - - - - - - - HARRISONVILLE - LOW Available very soon. Phone AWNINGS, storm doors and UPKEEP - I story, tile GUN SHOOT, Forked Run 992-738•. 992-71l3 or m -2318. wIndows. carports, block, 2 bedrooms, 2 porches, · Sportsman Club, Sunday, 10.20·3tc marquees, blown and batt bath, gas wall furnace in O::tober 25. - - - -- - - - Insulation. Elmer White, GOOD CONDITION. $6,500. 10-22-3fc STORAGE rental for boats, sales representative . For free FARM - 112 acres, lots of trailers, autos, campers, etc. estimates . phone Charles timber, barn, outbuilding WILL BABYSIT In my home Lisle, Syracuse. V. V. Trl Ciuntv L.Hguo th Ph one 992 · 2..... weekdays. Phone 992-3324. with cellar, pond, house has $.4 per mon · ,.,.. Johnson and Son, Inc . October 13, 1971 NEW BATH, NEW KIT· 10-22-6fc or see Dick Seyler, Pomeroy. 8-30-tfc Ph. CHEN, large living room, 2 10-2l-12tc Davls-W1rner Ins. 28 bedrooms, COULD HAVE ,, H&R Firestone 24 GUN SHOOT, Sunday, October 25, 1 p.m . Mile Hill Rd. 3 ROOM unfurnished apart5, mile out of Pomeroy, Meson Furniture 22 Sponsored by Racine Fire S1Q.900. ment. Phone 992-2288. EOIJIII 20 Department. 7-1 -tfc Rawlings Dodge 14 10.22-3tc POMEROY - WITH INCOME Hol1um 12 - 2 story frame. 3 bedrooms, Hlgh Te-am Series - Eagles 2 baths, CORNER LOT, 25<5; High Team Gamo - H&R PIANO tuner for Elberfeld's. TRAILER . Brown's Trailer A REAL Lane Daniels. phone 992-5509. garage, full basement, GOOD Park, Minersville. Phone 992Firestone 815. FREEZER 10·2l-3tp CONDITION. $10,500. 332~ . Ind. High Series and Game SPECIAL 9-9-tfc TO BUY Cll SELL Paul Harris 62_. and 267. 1 lnspectiori -GUARANTEEDAlone 992-2094 MOBILE HOMES ,.,.' Steubenville was a guest Air.fAndltkJnid(' $5.55 MEIGS ,.,." Have Your Yearly ' Excellent location. 03.900. Readr, for your Inspection. Appo ntment _please BUY WITH t0NF1DENCE CALL m.:JJ25 HELEN and VIRGIL TEAFORD ASSOCIATES SYRACUSE 18.Ampld-ter 70 V-8 Steering, 4 Dr. 70 Camaro Y-8, 4 Speed, P.S., Cpe. .~ 70 Impala V-8, Automatic, P. Steering, ,. 4 Dr. 70 Caprlte V-81 Automatic, P. steerlni OHIO'S LARGEST MOilLE HOME DEALER Cpe. POMERO . Ym.m5 Mlln strHt 70 Monte Carlo V-8, Automatic, 'r· Steering Cpe, _ . , A'ifHENS· ft r-------~11J.~1~6-~6:tc~:U~.:~~-R~t~.~f0:E:.::::~"~3~104~4~ " Strylc~ ITURE Rufland,O. . . IH. Hooroy1 30. "ltockofl III l.W.r DANNIE'S 2 apeed operation. Choice Of water temps. , A~lo. water level cOI'}trol. Lint Filler or Power FIn Ag ltator . Ptr.,.t·Pren M1yt11 Halo.et.H..t Dry in Surround .:tothea with gentle, ev:en heat . No hot sP,I;'ttl, no overdrylng. f. ln~ Mesn Lint. F Iller . We Sptcl•liaaln 1 MAVTAG . Aed C•rpe1 21. Cbzen· oiCIII· :12. Oreot Remanlng 1970 Mobile Homes must be moved I Ill co,oclly Moytot Autometlcs ..,.. (ollilr.) & . put 28. Build• 30. Temlfo or eel WINSTON SALEM Now On Display! 2S.TwiUUU '¥I.- 2ft. utUo ... Seethe New1971 Z.B!Mop · ·us l'T 1\T ' l ' · See 1. ,~.aw.·~::; Also nic• s~lecticin of ·, 7}•~: ChiYJji.lfi C~mar.ol •·Cllevelle, - Mojfi · ·;C(tle~ Se~":fs·.t~'ljy~u nlecta "'~ lh,Toi.: ~4 ton. Chevrolet Pickup. ,, : · . ,. '• . ' -· ' .D.Pmh '. ., [] ... ·-·· �11 ,> I I ' l I WANT AD INFORMATION o•ADLIN.S Raeine Help Wanted 5 P.M . Day Before Publication Monday Dlldlln•••.m. corrections Cance111t1on & Social Events Wilt be accepted untllta.m. for DIY of Publl"tlon REGULATIONS The Publisher reservn the righ1 to edit or reject any Jdl Mrs. Lillian Jividen had the deemed objeclionll. The publisher will not be responsible miafortWie to faD and dlalocate tor more than one Incorrect her shoolder. She is in Athens, Insertion . By Mrs, Frudi- • • '' RATES visiting her 10n, Dr. and Mrs. :•• •• • · now todrlveseml truck, local and over the roed. Diesel or gas, experience helpful but not necessary. You can eern up to SS per hour after short training. For Interview and 'cOAL, lim4htone . Excelsior For want Ad Service 5 cents per Word one insertion <llarles Jividen. Charge75c Mrs. lJirry Wiles of Akron 12 Minimum cents per word three openl a week with her parenla, conse<:utlve Insertions. II cents per word six con Mr. and Mrs. OUa McClintock. secutive Insertions. Mr. Wiles came for the weekend 25 Per cent Discount on paid ads paid within 10 days. and she returned hom• r lth blm ads and CARD OF THANKS I OBITUARY Sl.SO for 50 word minimum . Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Badgley, Each additional word 2c . Mrs. Billy Hill, and Mrs. Deryl BLIND ADS Additional 25c Charge per Badgley visited a recent Advertisement . weekend in BI!Umore, Oblo OFFICE HOUAS 8:30a .m . to 5 :00p .m. Dally, wilh Mr. and Mrs. Brian 8 :30 a .m. to 12:00 Noon SlmpiOn and family . Saturday. ROOFING. For Sale -Ucatlon, call 513-241-5572, or wrJte Safety Department, United Stolfi. Inc" c.o Room 426, 307 E . .4th ;:,1., Trans.- portallon Bldg., Clndnnall, SUnday. •• DRIVERS NEEDED. 'rroln Ohio. 10-22·2tc Pomeroy. Phone 991-3891 . .4-9-tfc Searles, 10-1~tp Wanted In Mason and New Haven Mr, & Mrs. Mobile Home Customer We Invite Comparison! Bring your mobile home prices and needs 'to us and let us tell you the truth In Mobile Home buying I No hidden cost_sjn our_prlcesll Contad< ORVIUI JOHNSON Contact Claude Roy, Fifth St., Racine, Ohio. 10-21·4fC 5 ROOM house, beth, Pomeroy. wm consider selling on land contract. Phone 992-2779. 10-21 -Jtc EXPERT ' ' .wheel Alignment ONE 7 room house, bath, Middleport. One 5 room house, bath, Middleport. No !act Mr. KeMeth Swart of Akron reasonable offer rejected. Phone 992-5035. spent the weekend with hl8 Notice 10.20-tfc The Daily Sentinel mother, Mrs. James Swart, and CHRISTMAS In October. Christmas I$ the Ideal time of hl8 sister, the AI Crow family. 5 ROOM brick house, ba1h, the year to give your loved Phone 992·2156 Kennlt Flaher of GalllpoUa ones Middleport. Newly painted a truly fine portrait of outside. Wall-to-wall carand Waid Diddle of PlatlabW"g, your$elf or your family. peting. Wllf sell furnished, Ky., were recent visitors of Mr. Solves your glfl giving '$7,000. Unfurnished, S6,500. problems . Give portrait,. Call Roule 7, Tuppers PI• ins, 0. and Mrs. Jerry Powell. Phone 992-5262. today for an appointment. 1667·3891 Dr667-l2U Male Help Wanted 10. 2IJ. Ifc Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Diddle Grover 's Studio, Middleport . Phone 992-2475. of Reno, Obio were guesta of EARLY American Stereo-radio 10-21 -6tc WANTED: Sales trainee to combination, AM & FM radio, LOTS WITH all utilities. Mr. and Mrs. Oval Diddle. work directly with Manager Restricted sub division. 'h to 4 speaker sound system, 4 Miss Grace Paynter of SWAP SHOP, new and used for advancement to Sales l.acre lots. Phone Chester speed automatic changer . Manager position . Must be furniture. Phone m -7201, 305 985-3301. night 985-3302. Con Roof Painting . , & Repair, Spouting- J& Clrpenttr Work. · · · GAS FLOOR turnace, UO. Phone 992-5508. Can bo seen at Real Estate For Sale S09 Second Ave .. Middleport_ 11J.20-3tc HOUSE, 5 rooms and bath, 3 --------bedrooinl, hardwood floors. 4 PIGS. 2 shoats, Phone 142· Birch kitchen cabinets, $1,500. 4426, Rolland Rutland. Carriers BY COIITber Salt Works, E. Main St .• ' .." • ' ''' I ' l •• ' ' = •• Middleport, 3280 or 992-2605. Sharon's Racine. Mrs. Harry Hayman Is i I . \II~.-~ b!l.t. to~. ,;:~\1~~~·~~:.."':!' ~ ~ Ave., Balance $78 .3•. Use our budget terms. Cal r 992-3352. Mr. and Mrs. Dick Taylor and MODERN Walnut style stereofamily of GallipoUa and Mr. and radio, am, fm radio. 4 speaker WILL give piano lessons in my Mrs. Steve Cleland and family home. Phone 992-3666. sound system, -i speed automatic changer. Balance of Reno, spent Sunday with Mr. 8-16-tfc Wanted To Buy S73.19. Use our budget terms. and Mrs. Frank Cleland. Call 992-3352. WILL pick up merchandise and OLD furniture. dishes, brass Mr.· and Mrs. Bob Blrcb and (fake I0-20-6tc to auction on a per· beds. et..:. Write M. D. Miller, daughters of Bellevue were centage bads. Call Jim Rt. -4. Pomeroy, Ohio. Ull RING NECK pheasants, male Adams, auctioneer, Rutland. weekend guests of their 997-6271. 9-1-tfc Beagle pups. John Thomas, parents, Mr. and Mrs. Elza Phone 7~2- 4461. 9-23-tfc - - - - - - - - Leon, W. Va. Phone 895-3972. Birth and Mr. and Mrs. Grover OLD UPRIGHT pianos, an 10-20-6tc Salser, Sr. RE -OPENING of Mlddleporl condition, as long as have nof 1966 NEW MOON trailer, 2 Mrs. Sybil MileJ and Mrs. Lee cab office at 322 N. Second been wet . Paying $10 each. bedroom, 10x51, $2,800. E)(., Middleport. Compelled Jackson of Pickerington spent AvE Firstfloor only. Monday~ will eel lent condition . Phone to lower fares In town. 2,.·hour be pic~-up day . Write, g•vlng Mason 773-5193. the weekend at their home in service available. Phone 992· spendlnf! an indeflnlte visit with \. her daughter, Mrs. Audrey WUaon and family in Jacbon. ~ Mr. and Mrs. Brian Simpson • and children of BI!Umore spent :-' several days with their parenta, Mr. and Mrs. Cllester Slrnpsoo ond Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Badgley. Mr. and Mrs. Paul McSwegin ~ of New CUmberland, W. Va., : called on Mrs. Crttt Bradford .; N. 2nd. Ohio. Sunday of Mrs. Albert Paynter. neat, aggressiye and willing to work . Car necessary . Apply 4860 NiacCorkle. Ave., So. Chas . 10-l6-6tc Twin City Cabs. 10-19-6tc BAND, Friday and saturday nights. The Mavericks. Hi-7 Club. 10-20-.rtc GUN SHOOTS, starting Saturday night, Ott. U and every Saturday following. Assorted meats. Near Racine Planing Mill. Sponsored by Syracuse Volunteer Fire Department. HA'I;MAN'S AUCTION House, L4JteJ_Cllf1, now open each 1-6·tfc YOUR NEW HOME lor 4 Bedrooms Buill to your spectllutlons. Sites •vailable now. INo Down Payment Monthly Payments Lower Th•n Rent Contact: Mr. Moody, Ph. 992· 7034 at our field office at Plrk & Sycamore In Mid· dleport. JEMO ASSOCIATES, INC. Formerly Kluell Auoclates, Inc . i Pomeray t-~r'lf11'9 For ..Rent . . 1 1IX5<0 • TWOI!).•dl'oom ' ,m. .; I 0 ------ Sea10t1 Highs - Team Series =-:-:-:-=-- --::-: and Game - Devls Warner VFW GUN shoot. Sunday, TRAILER space, one mile from new Meigs High School on old tnaurance, 27U and 1005. Ind. October 25. Starting at noon. Rt. 33. Phone 992-2941. Series - Ed Voss 634 and Ind . Bailey Run Road. Game - Paul Harris 267. 10-22-llc _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _9_-21J. _ 30tc REMODELED LEGAL NOTI(:E Chester Township Trustees wilt offer for sale at The public auction to be held oo S11turday, October 2,., at 10 a . m . at tl'le CheSfer Town Hall, the following: 1951 Dodge 2 ton dump truck lfS4 GMC 2 ton truck with toocl tires. The trusttn reservt me rlfht to reject anv or 111 bldl. Chester Township Trustees Willis Frost. Clerk (10)8,1S,22,:Jtc ------ ------- and Gentlemen Jim Mees, You, and . ' MUSIC. WMPO 'laDJo/1390 NOTICE OF APPOINTMENT Cne No, 20116 Estat• of Margaret A . Bailey Deceased. Notice Is hereby given that Marjorie l. Smith of R. 0 .. Pomeroy , Ohio, has been duly appointed Executrix of the Estate of Margaret A. Bailey, deceased, late of Meigs County, Ohio . Creditors are required to file their claims with said fiduciary within four months . Dated this 6th day of October 1970. F . H. O'Brien Probate Judge ot said County 3-bedroom house on Lincoln Phone 992-3440. Helgh1s. 9-27-tfc ;N:-:I=CE-;-L:-:Vc-:-fu-r•"'l'"sh'"ed-,...-2--:-bed--:-room apartment, Mlddlepor1. Phone 991-387.4. 9-30-tfc - - - -- - - - - Pets For Sale BASSFT puppies, AKC, $30. Francis Benedum, phone Coolville 667-3856. 10-18-12tc PARKVIEW Kennalo, Poodl.., and bird dogs. AKC. Pet and -;how puppies. Grooming. Phone 992-5443. 3-17-tfc (10)1, 15. 22, Jtc Auto Sales POMEROY J . w. Carsey, Mgr. Phontn2·2111 ELECTROLUX SWEEPER comrlete with attachments, PAINT DAMAGE - 1910 ZigZag Sewing Machines. Still In Estate of Decetsed. lvl Cite No. 2GJ11 M. Donohue, Notict 1' hereby g lven I hit Mildred Lt.t of A. D. 2. Alblny, Ohio, has bl8tn duly appointed Adm lnlstratrlx of the I state of Iva M. Donohue, deceastd, late of Meigl County, Ohio . Creditors tre required to file thG'Ir claims with Hid fiduciary within toyr montt'll. Dated fhls 6th day of October. 1970. F . H. O'Brien Probet• Judoe of Slid County flO) 8, 15. 22. Jtc lot. Only $1,500.00 monograms and bflnd hem MIDDLEPORT- • ~room& with cla,efl, llvl::, 16 x 11. size sewing machine . With self-winding bobbin, slant dlhlng aree. Thfrm-o-Pif'le GLASS. Double garag~. Porch garOIJe. $1 soo oo JIJ.t6-6tc ' ' · -::-::-=c:-c==-:--:-::NEW l BEDROOMS - All SINGER TOUCH IJ, SEW full ''"••lectrlc home, 2 baths, nice L151ie F. Fullr, Executor A~~~ 2-12-lfc Raclne,~lo ----~-­ 6-11J.ttc Crill Bradford WHEEL Horse Sales and ~1-Hc Service. Baum Lumber Company, Chester, Ohio . SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED. Phone 985-3301. Reasonable rate&. Phone S..20-tfc John Russell, Gallipolis .o82 after 5:30 p.m. AIR CONDITIONING, •7-ttc Refrigeration service. Jack's Refrigeration, New Haven. Phone 882-2079 _ u.tfc ------ ------ -=oo=z=ER="'w~o"'R"'K"".""'Sep,....t""lc..:..::tanks, leach beds. Pl>one 949·2111. 10-18-tfc BACKHOE and Endloader work. George Bill Pullins. 10-16-30fp AT POMEROY MOTOR CO. --::-:-.,.------ READY - MIX CONCRETE delivered right to your pro/ect. Fast and easy. Free est mates . Phone 992-328-i. Goegloln Ready-Mix Middleport, Ohio. Co., 6-31J.tfc cancelled? Lost •. your operator's license? Call 992· 2966. s2495 1969 CHEVROLET Station Wagon, v.e motor. automatic trans· mission. power steering . S1695 1967 CHEVROLET Belair 4 Dr. Sedan, V·8 motor, standard shift. ,l<· ,- ' .. .v li'.ii<IN '-~. ,·~]!.'"';., I ; SJ49S 196f.DIE'vRil• v.a motor, automatic Impala Convertible. steering · & air con· transmission. power dltlonlng. 6-15-tfc BAND S1695 1968 DODGE Friday, Oct 23 Saturday, Oct 24 Dart Custom 4 Dr. Sedan, radio, Torquelllte transmission, 6 cyl., white with green vinyl roof. Ni&h1s , The Mnericks 1966 DODGE .. Coronet 4<10 • Dr. Hardtop, V-8 motor, radio, 1965 DODGE Coronet Deluxe 2 Dr. Sedan, '895 motor, rf'iio, 2 IT'& OEAO AHEAD. O.D.T. Sl195 power steering, Torquelllte transmission, vinyl roof. Hl·7 CLUB standard shift. V-8 · 1 DAILY ,.,.,.. CROSSWORD -.... .. lll.,.,. -,_ -·..... I. Celebel ox ~.Pwate •• Jl'lully ~ '· Oppootte of dele Ulwdi.J 10.1'11- oiiJ 1•. Odln'e HOBSTETTEI REALTY stitch. Full cash price, $38.50 or E-2 Terms. Phone 992-56-il. The real estate of the late Lydia J. Duerr, located at 846 East Main St., Pomeroy, consisting of a house and two lots, must be sold Immediately to settle the estate. Price - S7 ,ooo. However, NO REASONABLE OFFER WILL BE REFUSED. Phone the undersigned at 992-5100. Plleno tfll-2141 ' , tt.t..d orrginal cartons. No at- l BEDROOMS Hardwood tachments. needed, as our fiQOrS, Central heat and air controts are built -ln . Sews conditioning. Full basement. with 1 or 2 needles, makes Garage. Very nlc:e. $26,500.00 buttonhofes, sews ~. buttons, Estate Uquidation Sale .Blaetfriir's 1G-18-6tc peln spray, cordwlnder and throw-away bags. Full cash price only $31. Terms available. Phone 992-56-il. NEAT l BEDROOMS- Bath, 10-16-6tc new forced air furnace. Concrete walks. Landscaped j!""------~~~;.;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;;~ APPOINTMINT OHice 9t2-225f Res. 992·2568 Plus Parts Complete Service Phone 949-3821 CONTACT US HENRY CLELAND REALTOR NOTICE OF 1960 CHEVROLET 4 · door, needle designs, also zlg.zag APPOINTMENT excellent condition, $250. equipped. Comes In walnut cue No. 20lU Also. W-C Allis Chalmers sewing stand. 172.50 cash or Eatate of Ben Campbell, tractor and equipment. Phone Oecused. terms available. Phone 992Notice is hereby given that 741-3656. 56-41. William E . Turner. Of 230 E. 10-22-ltp 10-16-<ltc South Street, Worlhinvton, -...,.,-----_.:_~ Ohio, has been duly appointed Executor of the Esfate of Bess 19.. INTERNATIONAL VB 1h· KIRBY Vacuum Cleaner In Ctmpbell, deceased, I.Jte Of ton pickup. 1960 International excellent condition. all VI 2-ton, hpeed dump truck. attachments ll'lcludlngHas buffer Meigs County, Ohio. Creditors are required to file 1949 International 6, lh·ton, and demother. Sells new for their clalmt with said fiduciary 84-lnch cab to axle. Pomeroy over 1200. Will sell for $64.50 within fOur monttls. Motor Company. Your Chevy cash or terms 11rranged. Datl!d this 6th diV of October Dealer . Phone 992-5641 . 1970 · 10.21 -Jtc 10-16-6tc Probate Judge of said F . H . O'Britn County (1) I, 15, 22, 3tc NOTICE OF 662-3035. 1~~~J:,~~ ·~~~::"' ~n •~, - t~~ ~tfeliriReal": ' IJ ,.._.,..,..,,....,,_--------1 6.98 Home & Auto C. BRADFORD, !ft. ',. ,. :;;;;; . lMal Bowling LEGAL NOTICE SEPTIC tanks cleaned. Miller Sanlta"on, Stewart, Ohio. Ph. And ReGiarge . 606 E. Mlln, Poineroy, 0 . good directions, Witten Plano 10-16·6fc cN,--:E,-16"'·,-LEc::R:-Con:--str_u_cc:-tlon....:..:.. For Company, Box 188, Sardis, - - -- - - -- GOOO lnve~tment property. building or remodeling your Ohio .43946. 7 ROOM house, bath, coal House wlfh three furnished home, call Guy Nelgler, 8·20-tfc furnace. Thomas Fork Road apartments, basem~nt, two R.Kine, Ohio. ._L_E_C_T_R-IC_f:._.r_c_ol_a_t_or_.e-l-ectric near Hiland Church. Mrs. garages. Monthly .ncome. 7-31 -tfc E Clifford Jacobs. Phone m . S190. Priced reasonably for 243 7. quick sale. Phone 992-l»S. iron, May ag washer, pop-up cS-::Ec: Wc:-INc:-G:-MA=C::cH::ciN::E:;:S-.::::Repair toaster, wo11en throw rugs, 10-16-6tc . 7-19-tic service, all makes. 992-2284. cookware, dish pans, towels, The Fabric Shop, Pomeroy. easy chair·, writing desk, CONVENIENT but secluded Authorized Singer Sales and drain racks, square tubs, "STAR" kills rats quickly. building lots on T79 at Rock Sure. 2V:t pounds, $1.69 . Service. We Sharpen Scissors. Springs. Within walking night locks, wall to wall 3-29-lfc Ebersbach Hardware. Sugar carpeting, small gas cook distance of Meigs High Run Mills, Pickens Hardstove, Electrolux sweeper. School, a 5 minute drive from C;~u-=R-=T""Is"s,.-C"'a""'t"tl:-e----;B;:-r-e-,edIn g ware, Mason. Contact P~ul Brooks, Box 35, Pomeroy. Call or see Bill Service. Phone Parker et 992· 10 .2J.30tc Coolville, Cl'lio, 45723. --------Witte weekends, or after 5 226.4 or call slatlon Coolville 10-20-Jtc WARM MORNING heater , p.m. weekdays. Phone 992661·3251. 6887 ' 10-18-:lOfc 85,000 btu . Phone Mason 77310·18-tfc tt) ~ceive con 10 1 tllinments at 10 a.m. Auction flousetNIIer . ~ 992-3954. ; 965 CHEVROLET sTarting at 7 p.m . Let us sell . ' J0-21-6tp pickup, S800.1Yaotorola TV $50. visit of two weeks in Detroit, your merchandise. Rupe 21h -hp mini bike, sao. MINERSVILLE HILL- LII<E 3-22-tfc FURNISHED and unfurnished Cleveland and New Cum. See eveings after 4 o'clock . NEW- 5 rooms, 2 bedrooms, apartments. Close to school. berland. Gall Bradford, Racine, Olio bath, nice kitchen with builtPIANO tuning. Karl Kebler, Phone 992-S43A. on State Rt. 338 across from In range, basement, garage, Mason. Phone 773-5535 after 5 10-18-tfc Kaiser Aluminum . GOt NG AT 16.900p.m . 10-21 -Jtc 10-13-lOtc 2 BEDROOM trailer, country location near Pomeroy . - - - - - - - - - - - HARRISONVILLE - LOW Available very soon. Phone AWNINGS, storm doors and UPKEEP - I story, tile GUN SHOOT, Forked Run 992-738•. 992-71l3 or m -2318. wIndows. carports, block, 2 bedrooms, 2 porches, · Sportsman Club, Sunday, 10.20·3tc marquees, blown and batt bath, gas wall furnace in O::tober 25. - - - -- - - - Insulation. Elmer White, GOOD CONDITION. $6,500. 10-22-3fc STORAGE rental for boats, sales representative . For free FARM - 112 acres, lots of trailers, autos, campers, etc. estimates . phone Charles timber, barn, outbuilding WILL BABYSIT In my home Lisle, Syracuse. V. V. Trl Ciuntv L.Hguo th Ph one 992 · 2..... weekdays. Phone 992-3324. with cellar, pond, house has $.4 per mon · ,.,.. Johnson and Son, Inc . October 13, 1971 NEW BATH, NEW KIT· 10-22-6fc or see Dick Seyler, Pomeroy. 8-30-tfc Ph. CHEN, large living room, 2 10-2l-12tc Davls-W1rner Ins. 28 bedrooms, COULD HAVE ,, H&R Firestone 24 GUN SHOOT, Sunday, October 25, 1 p.m . Mile Hill Rd. 3 ROOM unfurnished apart5, mile out of Pomeroy, Meson Furniture 22 Sponsored by Racine Fire S1Q.900. ment. Phone 992-2288. EOIJIII 20 Department. 7-1 -tfc Rawlings Dodge 14 10.22-3tc POMEROY - WITH INCOME Hol1um 12 - 2 story frame. 3 bedrooms, Hlgh Te-am Series - Eagles 2 baths, CORNER LOT, 25<5; High Team Gamo - H&R PIANO tuner for Elberfeld's. TRAILER . Brown's Trailer A REAL Lane Daniels. phone 992-5509. garage, full basement, GOOD Park, Minersville. Phone 992Firestone 815. FREEZER 10·2l-3tp CONDITION. $10,500. 332~ . Ind. High Series and Game SPECIAL 9-9-tfc TO BUY Cll SELL Paul Harris 62_. and 267. 1 lnspectiori -GUARANTEEDAlone 992-2094 MOBILE HOMES ,.,.' Steubenville was a guest Air.fAndltkJnid(' $5.55 MEIGS ,.,." Have Your Yearly ' Excellent location. 03.900. Readr, for your Inspection. Appo ntment _please BUY WITH t0NF1DENCE CALL m.:JJ25 HELEN and VIRGIL TEAFORD ASSOCIATES SYRACUSE 18.Ampld-ter 70 V-8 Steering, 4 Dr. 70 Camaro Y-8, 4 Speed, P.S., Cpe. .~ 70 Impala V-8, Automatic, P. Steering, ,. 4 Dr. 70 Caprlte V-81 Automatic, P. steerlni OHIO'S LARGEST MOilLE HOME DEALER Cpe. POMERO . Ym.m5 Mlln strHt 70 Monte Carlo V-8, Automatic, 'r· Steering Cpe, _ . , A'ifHENS· ft r-------~11J.~1~6-~6:tc~:U~.:~~-R~t~.~f0:E:.::::~"~3~104~4~ " Strylc~ ITURE Rufland,O. . . IH. Hooroy1 30. "ltockofl III l.W.r DANNIE'S 2 apeed operation. Choice Of water temps. , A~lo. water level cOI'}trol. Lint Filler or Power FIn Ag ltator . Ptr.,.t·Pren M1yt11 Halo.et.H..t Dry in Surround .:tothea with gentle, ev:en heat . No hot sP,I;'ttl, no overdrylng. f. ln~ Mesn Lint. F Iller . We Sptcl•liaaln 1 MAVTAG . Aed C•rpe1 21. Cbzen· oiCIII· :12. Oreot Remanlng 1970 Mobile Homes must be moved I Ill co,oclly Moytot Autometlcs ..,.. (ollilr.) & . put 28. Build• 30. Temlfo or eel WINSTON SALEM Now On Display! 2S.TwiUUU '¥I.- 2ft. utUo ... Seethe New1971 Z.B!Mop · ·us l'T 1\T ' l ' · See 1. ,~.aw.·~::; Also nic• s~lecticin of ·, 7}•~: ChiYJji.lfi C~mar.ol •·Cllevelle, - Mojfi · ·;C(tle~ Se~":fs·.t~'ljy~u nlecta "'~ lh,Toi.: ~4 ton. Chevrolet Pickup. ,, : · . ,. '• . ' -· ' .D.Pmh '. ., [] ... ·-·· �- • •• 1 1 1 • I 1..". )2-.-~DIIIIJ!SentiJW~Mldclep>rt~f,O.,Pd- 22, llml 'Jllippi~ MeCiiBttiC • ' . World War 31J~clar'ed SANfA CJIUZ, C.llf. (UP!)-_ The klllersnd of a wealthy eye surgeon a four persons left a note near his blazing mansioo declaring "World war 3" . agalnat thoset •who ''misuae the en~~en d.' . n • epulles revealed Eva Alwrd, 83, Dies Wednestbly Mrs, Eva Alward, 83, of Pomeroy, died at the Riverside Methodist Hospital Wednesday. For the past several months, Mrs. Alward had made her home with a son, Willi...; Meyers, of Johnstown. Besides her son she is survived by three g;andchiidren, Richard Meyers, Frederick Meyers, and Mrs. Melinda ~~!:·~~~:;:r,MrsFrank Welfne.odaf night . ,...._ had foUnd ,the nOlo luclcet:ridtr a windshield of slain Dr Victor M. Ohta'a red' Rolle R . ce OepuUes also~ U,. were hun""" -... thr~ ~ "hlpp',...Y type" persons, one a woman, as suspects. Shot and ldlled were Dr. Ohta, 47; his wife, Virginia, 41; their sons, Victor Taggart, · 11, and Richard Oenick, 12; and the physicians's secretary, Mrs. Dorothy Cadwallader, 311. The mansion was set afire and firemen found the bodies. Before the hilltop slayings M~day, Mrs. Ohta had complatned to her family that hippies had to be chased away from her ~tate. The disclosure of the mesaage's contents came after United Press lntemabonal reported the te ·::1:~~~ MEIGS THEATRE · • S.te122.oo •.• S.l• ~0.00 • S.te 17.00 • S.le u.oo . • _ • _ '_ $1 .. 14.00 ·S.le 12.00 S.le 11.00 S.le 10.00 S.le 1.00 • - ,• '"r end lal<e furs- zipper and button froots-10me With detachable hoods Slzft ~lol~ . b)> WIDlam Stuebner Athens chaltman of ·II' ' "Yo~th Reg. 16.50 Girls Car Coats - - - • - S.ie 1~ oo Reg. 14.95 Girls Car Coats - ____ S.le 12 00 Reg. 13.95 G!rls Car Coats - - - - - S.le n:oo Reg. 12.95 Gtrls Citr COats • - - - - S.le 10 oo Reg. 1D.95 Girls Car Coals • • - - - S.le s"oo Reg. 8.95 Girls Car COatS - - - - - Sale 1'00 Reg. 7.95 Girls Car COats • ____ $ale 6:00 Welker." or Stuebner said that .evehJ Ohio University students bad . decilted It is time tAl speak up for a man who has promoted progress for Soulheastent'C>blo through hard work apd diligence In the state legislature. "Mr. Welker is one state legislator who has backed up bla expressed concern for his conslituenls with I~• h d -... ours an s.renuous effort," said Steubner. "He has been and will cmUnue tAl be responsive to the people of bla dlabi therefore ct. We ar~, • proud to back him tn his campatgn for re-elecHon" Welker is a member ri Ohio Houae of ,_ ~~ ~- 27th ·H~•.... """'. .... uves. uwu "'" Dlsbict which includes Athens Gallla end Meigs CounUes ' • Tilt o.lvO..t..o bf'lht ~~~ ,rico , canadian COII8UIIIed t.O'I poundl. ll- MEN'S.AND BOYS' CPQ JACKE'IS . . vol XXII .. 3 .; 7 QJoooe lined Q1' unlined CPO's In 111111 bojl& Regular hoyo 6 to 20 eud mons &lze& 36 to'50. f'loidl and,:t,..,; .- bluesolld .color. ~·:· · ~, ' ' YCouPOcaJn r~tslly oa-. dllflng thto &alt. Stop ack~; .._ make your selection. Mono ..... , .j 1~, ,;, , I · ., us ,r;:·,, Sale 2 for 9.00 v.alun up to 5.9.5 - styles and zipper front st I ens was dr.tsses. Button front 5':!:eeves · all easy care fabrics in plaids, solids sizes 14 to~· half sizes 1~112 to2A;h, su,! =~~'!':':2. Mines u,; Sale! Friday and ~turday GIRLS' SKIRTS to M"lk p • I nces Rise Acro88 the Board Bonded tweeds and wool flannels. Many stylea lnslzesltoh.end7to1A. ' . -n's Worlc·Gio¥ :r: Select your work gtov• Ml " 81 Choooetrom knit wrl&t ,:;:, ..-,::.; ,;'Y:,j::~•J*Ii, Cotton• . IINIIhllrs . Jeother and cotton combYnotlono types, Ask •any of the ~lesj>eoplo to holp·.,.,,, fi"" th , • . want. r-•v "" I I 1OVI :f'DU . ' VNECK SLfPOVER • f se rom · Anexcotlenhlylt. KnltollOOpercontimPoi wool. C:..mfortable ohoul~r. ~RSVi,.;.i•• I .. n em..., WASHINGTON (UPI)- Milk Regular 7.95 Girls Skirt! Sale 5;00 prkes rose across the hoard in ~:::: ~:u~:,:r aav"!.•:a largo In burgundy, fllrHt Regular 5.95 Girls Skirts $ale 4.00 early October, the Department blue. Machine waoh~blt and spr1y htothtr,, olttl Regular 4.95 Girls Skirts $ale 3.50 of Agriculture said Wednesday. Regular 3.95 Girls Skirts S.le 3.00 In an lntermlln report, it said prices for milk In retail stores Cemetery ShootJJ increased one cent per gallon over September and ranged 6.8 Will Be Costly Mono Extro huvr weight Juot rectlvtd cents higher than October, 1969. C:Omon Rorof ~1m11~.' Chief of Pollee J. J. Cremeans Home delivered milk cost 0.4 reminded the public today ~ta more in early October Middleport bas an ordlrian~ than in Septambel'. Slz~l4'1> to OCi.ij~:;iffh prohlbiUng the dlacharge of extrl long tella. TWo flap flreanns in town. pockets. HHvy weight iOO _Resid~ts have been reported per . cent cotton wovetl Stripes - Floi-als · • dJSChargUtg firearms In the flanntl. SOlid colors In Twin _ cemeteries and causing con- Mr. and Mrs. Larry Barr and Full and Queen lilzllt. siderablo damage. No more children, Michelle and David warnings will be issued, were Sunday dinner guests of ' Cremeans , said. Those ap- her parents, Mr. and Mrs Jumbo Size prehended m vtolaUon of the Howard Thoma of Porn · ordinance will be cited into the Mrs Adria Will eroy. Big Soltcllon StMclal P~C court of Ma C 0 Fishe , cox went tAl yor · · r. Culumbus Tuesday tAl be near her 100, T'w, who is a patient at Holdot6qari!>ento. PerfectfordriiStS coib;..oulb Holt.' University Hospital. oa.~ .. llnl-!!lm oarJ:lllllt bat•- , ' • . YV ON MISSILE CREW Doo Gqrby is borne from S1 long · ~ zipper· Ruotprool zipper, Pink. biUJ! end .Ji'i'tin. Suntan - Beige . Utopia Army Sp. 4 Jbn Snodgrass, Veterans hospital and is as well ·A big variety of colors and ~ ' Bronu - Bla<k. Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Jbn as can be espected. finishes. ltelhero . Double Snodgrass, Sr., Racine, bas Mrs. Mabel Goff, who has woven nylons _ Kaytex . Knits. been BBsigned to Headquarters been a Slll'gical patient at l Polro lor uo Battery, 8th Battalion, 7th Holzer hospital, is horne and Rao- lfc , Artillery, Fort Bliss, T...,, at doing nicaly. Save tip to so per cent during o~r Fall S.te of C:OINlln w ...... a Hawk missile crewman. He Cecilia McCoy of Eastern graduated from Southern High Michael Barr of Langsville and School in 1966, and attended Kathy Abbott of Pomeroy spent Ohio University. the weekend with lhl!lr parenlll '• ·---------------~· and retorned to Glenville, W. ladiesl . Be sure _to register 7;;;~;-i7;AUXILIAIIY TO MEET Va. Stltday night wbere thay Foundattons Departm•nl for tile RCA Mark VIII The Racine American loo are attending college. S!ereo Tape Player and 5 tape Cartridges tj» be Ladles Auxiliary will ~ 1 Earl Ramsburg, who Is going gtven awar $aturilay evening, October 31. No 7:30 p. m. Tuesday at the aI to school in C<llwnbus, spent lhe purchase '' necessary anti you need not b home. The junior ausillary ~ weekend with hit parenlll. present to win.. e meet at ihe same hour Mrs. Allee Bird spent the · "'"'kend with her daughter and Special Purchase family, Mr. and Mrs. S1Jerman Hackney and allended church ~ . ' '"-_.--·--· ~ · 1o"xtcw,eo~ ·· 'p. _• _ _ • TO DINE AT EVA'S at Langsville. " 108" AI , , , ·' Slight lrresjull.r J of our well kn br ' ,0 lt . ICoOII··- · · . · - ·"'t· .• The Middleport-Pomeroy Mr · and Mro. Alpha Barr · Playwoarln ol~l tolpnd 21o 6x, 9WD and of Children's Rotary Club will ~~~ne· at Eva's spent Saturday evening vlaiUng ut'till -·····--·--~ ~:r._wraj>pecl - .'"~'~~ itltc~ ~na.. Restaurant In Middleport ::;...lfs. Mae Lynch of Mid· S~lttlt lrr~tu&an Qf 2.H.J~tl, ;.;;~,;,-Friday at 6 p.m., l'r<!!ldent Mr · d . ;t,~"xto" liJoriJ~IiTrllf-ali'Cot.on :_ Cbarles Simona said IAlday. ·an Mrs. Ron Stiles, who . , ," -~ , . :r are spending IOiilelime at !heir l" Nyton•Bindl~·• · , Polo shirts- Hi~h nt . &- Turtleneci<J. 1-D"g liHVO CJi home here, returned to r ' ' , lhort. lill\'e, stylft, Stripes or ~·· C<llumbus Wedneaday. . Harry ~. lloberl Cooke Jamis DIOht. Jr. and Earl Clark were In Cinclnltalli> o. during . the paat weekend 11. attend some ol the World Series'· Mr ·and Mrs. CurU. McDaniel ·games, of ~ason, visited over tbe ~- Dorsey Roush was a weekend in CGlilmbwt with their recent medical patient at daughter and lamiJy, Mr. and Pie&tant Valley H.,.P.tal, Mrs. Stanley Satindera. Mrs. Mr. and Mra. Albert Fleldl Saunden reportedly cut her have retorned tAl their home in ~d on a ra« blada. · Uncoln Park, lollchlpn Iller Mrs. Florence Walk and vllltlng Mr. and Mra. Janies N. daughter, Jo Ellen, of Alcrm Roush and famllJ. and Mrs. WlDtam QlrtaliJ and Mlts Lllab Powen w11 son of !!OYhloD Beaeh, Pia;, and reiurnojl , tAl bet' , home here .,.._. DIU ' Knopp,, vllllted the ·1ti0Jld4y ~fer l!elnl I mfdical !".:",jome In 1o11aon ova; the =~-at Pleaaalll . Valley dr;:;r-;. 10.95 4.95 RANNEL Melgo General H01pll&l ADMITTED - Dorothy Wya)).. }?omeroy. DlpARGED - None. Sat. & Sun. Oct. 23~24- 25 Fri., Doubte Feature Bernie Hamilton and In THE LOSERS lStOry (Color) Rated "R'' - Pius" RUN ANGEL Rated "A" ';;;; YEAR G 1969 o ::~ RUN" The most freaked -out mo!orcycle maniaks e\'er ass1gned to kill! TO M 6 TALS_ GAHS · ···~~'"' Langsville • n William Smith 8 " 6 8 12 30 Won 0, Los I 3, Tied 0. 1.39 PAIR DARNDTES afiLDREN!S WEAR New Quarters Set ··, _ j, NeU1s: J . •• in Briefs- ·! Mr~. • . SAFElY CHAMPION 650x13 B/W BIW WIW WIW 825x14 775x15 845x15 15.50 19.9Q 19.75 24.20 Mason Area 1.79 2.36 2.21 2.57 N~ws, . Notes atAMPION-WIW 775114 .. ·········-·······.ltlO 825x14 .•••••••••••••••••• 20.lii 2.17 2.33 OOOPER-WIDE RUNNER F70x 15 ...••••••••••••••••• 25.60 F70x 14 ••••••••••••••••••••• 25.60 G7DI15 ......... ;,;, ...... 27.95 2.69 2.56 2.84 UFEUNER 775x14 ..................... 21.95 2.31 825x14 ..................... 2195 2.56 Many other sizes and kind to choose from. Come In Pick Your Size. Pomeroy HQme & Auto·. 6 C¥ E. Maui 992-2p,4 *•· . ' Mrs. Lloyd Williams, Mable McDerinitt, Mn. Ethel ' ~IUmJRNII !f'l · RAiyburn w~ to McKeesrock, , ~!"-• ~udltor of stale, Pa. over .the'.'liilebnd tAl at~ ~~ ' Y !lle 111!\!lllld . lu•~.., ', dllbibu"the , wedding m , Saturday · , , , ,..,., ::,ri . J~Jbl 11_ Miss Judy Kay Murpfl)> and .,.,,., ...... <O\'el'ln8 ' the . Joseph GeaJin. , Mr: ~~!~··~. ~estatr•u.o,n!!,Di',8)1i0. Mr. Harrisoo Robinsm Sf is ~~~~ to ., . a paUent at VetertiiUI ~...-Ia! . ~':Iii· recel*ed . HlliiPital. , . Mrs. H'r.y ,Johnson has returned from lhe Holzer·, H""''ital .men! ~ paUent lor aeV.,.~'ililyii._' " ' . ;~,~.;;:J~;~( KNI! <r.., SHIRTS 1 ' ,I · ~ " , _ - "' • ·' 1 ., · · 111 \JIIltad rreu"Jlt-11-' ·. ·_...___..._,_rr-_..J-- ,... _, ay . ~; CliiiO - dN'l' STATE UNJVER8li'Y iludents ~ lboula ~ jlir)' report that blamed alltaton and lil)bkii.• \Cl'l lor 11111 )fay rloll. Jn wbldl four persons died ''ciYII ·~ moratm!Wn" on c:ampu8 today. Tile ~-• Wlf ...... up by· lladelll bo1IY president Craig Mcrlill;-,btlt,a~~.:llpaJ'I9ft'llndlctedbythe'JI'IDIIjUI'Y1i1«Pft ~i!i!•',uii'~d ~ rlol, . tiJn(fa 11 - 'J'1!01Yeo! tbe ,,.,. ~· ~ 111 ~ lndicbrJonlll lalt_FrldtY by , ~ebllt!rl;lltoUibtlllto custDdY·'l'!lllalS arral 'i!rll ot Jo""P'P'I.,.wJI:,It, ~e,..m.., wbo WN crlilcall7:wOUDtled Mll1 ' Wllell fiMii: atudeali wele Jilned and nine olhera were IDj1lred .by NatiaDII:j]aai\IIIDIIII•a buil,ettl. · wo More Conters Lost r TwOON-~U.I,..,ANDTODAY~~ Amerlclll'bel~ tD c....mnnllt grouDdfire In VietVIII~ wdta ;;;;;~ • o.m'Jodla• m a parlof JIIIII1IIJ .t IIJ!IIihwl!lt.~ ~ Ptnb Wltlcb the camJwll•• ol two ltllll. CODVII)' ColniDAJid bad clocllrtd ~- · · · ,• ' ' ~ood ~arch lhroug~ p -ro,leC1. Approved c~a~.illabte ~tonal ,) ' CASH PRIZES II !be 1118 Bend MiDIIrel AsSOciatillll'alaU musical at lbe Meigs High School TlllradBY night w4!re, !run left, Sandy Trul8ell and Debbie Taylor, from Mrs. Masine Griffith, rlgbt, of the mln8lrel atago aad llgbUng crew. Prizes were awarded tAl patzoos ol the llll8W catdtln& candy thrown by a ch<lniS One from a runway. linLoweD Bea..r and Mrs. Genevieve Meinhart w«e d/Prit wtnnen. Final presentation of the mllllcal will Ita at a:!Q JIE(EJVING 't: ~";:' 1: ~·;..,...:J, . .ratitta w~..,·No Electioras ~ - ~ M d111tllqdldelllli.. . \bit cancel di!II'W.:.!_, ...... eiecllan becauae of Mon..-...., bythe-llol ille ol l ie'- ·· . ;~n~ propaail 10 roaurface .i lvt research. MR&CATREJUNESHAVOIIINSKY,sealed,hasmlred as eii!Cllllve director of lbe M"'Chapter of the American ....,.. Cane"' SoclP.i;y following 13 years of service- Mrs. Sh&VIllill8ky explains dudes of the olllce tXl the newly uppointed director. Mrs. Corrine Lund. Mrs. Sh&\'OI'Insky will . be given special recognl tioo lor her services •t a nooo lui'cbeoo of the Oblo Dlvisi<711 at its armual meeting SaturdaY in CGlumbus. .,o,.q~BatpJ. ......:Iu' 'att .._,._.Mo:>JI!IIIrlet Pomeroy streets and left open · · ~week, October llfl, Is American Education ~ we.....,. to visit your lbe posslblllty of · adding two Wtek wbeo1 ,ou are n.-'1111 others. acbooll., be oo &CbOOI oo Friday, October 30, lbe Council ill a 11petial sessiOn bowev..,, that II the dey of tbe 1U1111111l ~:t::::: agree- _\0 torula•• lbt' lllt:hen',.D)Mtln& ID Athena. 'Ibis_means that you will t, '· IHislrietll: tif ~ St., bave onlY fwr da1f llllrlnB whlcb yom will be able'lo ouuei'niat to villi Jill. . • Drive. j fOil to IIlii:~ a.nclle of llila !let. I aJao urge yliU . . lo mote Plan' ·~toil' tAl Ylalt your ldiOOis duriJ\g Ibis ~bl:~l"~ ~iuii. ·.~·J!d tAl naUonal ~ ot Amerl,:.. Edllcatlon Week. ·lle<••- '"e Spa~ing qf Sc,laools"7No. 160 "' ' ·· ~-~t -- ~ i· ~ .. The firsi IX two showings of Athlelle Boardthe Fall Musca! IX lbe 1118 Bend "We bave plenty of peJitlnl Minstrel Assoclatlm II Meigs and plenty of •ttnc." lllobl High SchoOl, Rock ~. waa said. wen received by an audience of Joining Tllll'8day ni&tl'l cut IIJllll'llllmately eoo ThuredaJ on Saturday night will he night. l"orrest Bachtel, - " ' bere ' Applause Interrupted the &Gill )flchlp• wbere be lJ performances of babln twirlers stetloned will! tbe armod lor· Becky Eichinger, age five, and .,...who will pi ent two Weal. Tammy Eichinger, sis, and nombel'l, and Mill Karen ; Melt!• High student Wayne Grlflltb, Oblo State Unkenltr; Well, after his baaa aolo, "Old student. Miss Grtffltb, IJIIIIIbr i . Man River," waa retorned for trumpet aololal with !be atwnr, one encore. will appear for the flnl llzllll. ProfeSIJlonal aound lor the with a vocal number ae~ show is being provided b)> F. 0 . compauylng herself on lilt Day of Marietta who will alao be guitar, She wll) aJao pia)' ''Star. on hand when the final Dual" oo her auwpel presentalloo is given at 8:10 Mrs. 0tri111ne Glltltrle, 'I'QCII · p.m. Satordty at MeigB High. music IDitrUCIIr lllhlp ~ '. Students of the blgh sdtool School, will siarl ber pnpam, who were oo hand to part cars of show I"' tbe ' r,...._, for Thursday nigllt'B crowd will Cl'gan at Nil p.m. SalllrdBY, retorn Saturday night. James The pit Cl'chellra dlrecle4 by , Diehl, prinCipal and dlaimtan David Bowen, will · pia)' tllll of the athletic board, today overture at 8:11 P.IIL ' urged the public tAl support TictetawillbeiOidattbe'* Satorday night'• presentatillll. for the Satur<lay a~ Proceeds go to the Meigs presentrltioo. INfltjqap:Mlmlllll~" r !.satgon..wtJierHueyWUblt WI: l .. v s h l 1\T t =:-.:t~.::::::::-':""'"''" .... -·· "'" • we come .o J our c oo s 1 ~ex Amerlcfn JllllltarJ: Jlllilbm!• uld tbree CN"""f w. . wouaded Wedtlllt11J11'*' t:mtl Hue,~ wu ~~ ._, Corrine Lund, ftf•wiY Directors were briefed in office appointed executive director of procedurea, methods of the Melt!• Chapter of the establlalling professional American cancer Society, uld and public ldUcaUon, service tAl blday new olflcea of the Melp cancer patients and guides for Chaplflr are locallld at 12'1 Coal the Cancer . Crusade. The street. Middleport. America• cancer Society ia Mrs Lund explained that tile dediCated to research, service office hoUMI are !run 9 tAl Aon and ediiCBiiCRJ. Thuraday. Those wishing tAl it made possible cootact Mra. Lund other dtys of eoobibullons, speclll the week may dO ao by phoning gll!l,llllliDOI'Ials and the Jlmlual attended a tPDt through eucutlve director training the local unit are money at well seialon lor new ollice u olckroom lili'PIIes for cancer penonnel at the Oblo Dlvi poUenta. Service II available alon oftlce in Clevel1nd' oocethe lndl¥idual eootaota the Meigs unit either dlrecUy .., through refOITal. e Also of!ertd is public and . education In ordl!r eJ wlnfonn llle putiuc concerolt!l the ftl'lllng o1gna1s of cancer and the alrides made 1n csocer )irY: wldCI'i ~. ltii dtl!beratlonl after hearln& frl1m 300 -;.~i.und 111111 .,;;r, ." I 'I 1 · An t I ,------i-·"*'!-""'"""~---------------J, · oul um:.ior · ------------- WHILE THEY LAST ' 600 .al Musical The Nixon-GJ'OOitko COI)fer· DISH CiOTHS. 5 for'1f Must be sold to make room tor Winter Tires. All sizes- Black and White Walls. TEN CENTS '-·. ...--_.' t,'<l.;."'iX,~te'\hi'iP~~ ence apporently was conducted wo.•• ·. DISOOUNTINUED TIRES ODDS AND ENDS c, SatordtY night. Tickelllwill be mule atlbedoor. ; : : : : u tAl whelher""'do' . PR'"IJ~ PIUOW CASES ·. ewtMET BAGS ·· . MCATatER PANTYHOSE . 8£SrRJRM,. BRAS MD GIRDLis -· . 7' ' 2 for 8.50 lADIES' GlDVES BY KAYSER ~ / ·o first quarter century In in a "positive" atmospbere, sinCe that was a word uaed by existence. NiJon's aides described the both sides following the meet- tone of hil addreas aa ..... . 11atatesmanlikeo II in contrast to However, Amencan officials the ratber biUer condelnnatillll said there had been no of American poUcy made by algnillcsnt change In the In bl• auembly positiooa of either side on sucb Gromyko speech Wedneeday wheot be - IJaming tssues as the Middle accused the Unltad States of cated !Ilion would caD for East and u.s. pollcy in Inlying about Russia's actlonB in greater Soviet-American dlpo- dochlnathe ,_nddle East and Cuba .. maUc ·~:on andinPreY"!'._~ Some offtcials •lP"ssed be- The President, bowever , lurther ,.,.~ es rea.~.., llel Nlson would again hold out agreementa to holster WCl'ld the olive branch tAl Communist wanted tAl show a firm deterpeace. China by reetaUng bla propoaal mination to stand by hls Prealdentlal Press Secretary for exchan~es of newsmen, policies in the Middle East, Rooald Ziegler told newsmen a sdtotars and scientists -eP#l Southeast Asia and elsewhere. Although hls addresS was aimed majCl' part of NiJon's speed! the two countries. at an ......,bly ol intematlonal would deal wllh Soviet-Amerl- And it was considered likely diplomats, he undoultedly kept csnU relathello;::;,sident had that he would urge, as he has any before, that the United Nations in mind its effect CRJ a domestic surprlae moves up hls sleeve, he revise lis structore and proce- audience which will vote in the was keeping them a deep dures to make it a more ef- micl-term elecUon in just tO secret. There !1'88 no evidence feclive force for peace after its days. he planned tAl break new ground oo any of the long-stendlng issues at the root of East-West tension. DiplomataOlPresaed the hope offer some firm Mtns-You"choo cbanCt of thowers mailll)' Ill !be ·: W'lSt. Low !run the mld 4111 to ' · lower 51111. Saturday clou4y with cbanCe ofllhowen, WASHINGTON (UP!) President Nbwn, in bla addreu to the Unlllld Nalloll8 General AssemltiY blday, W88 apected tAl empbaai"" American peacemaking el!orts 1n Indochina and tbe Middle Easi. Admlnlslratioil ofllcials indl MlMEN'S .WASH DRESSES Included In thls grou of d styled by a top maker ·, bltJiCIIl ' S.lel Friday and Saturday A Specia I Group of Sale 4.00 :f wo~eues -~ Qoudy, not so COiil ··' ,FRIDAY, OCTOBER 23, 1970 POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO NO.. 135, their..,_ Nixon .Will Ask Peace at UN try on a ,.:,· . IIJeNJitGpJiliNiGnwbldJbadbeenllldDflrt, , I· The D11De cSed.ued ~~world Wll" J," UIIV: Jrtp,tllllln'tm vowed doellb tAl 11.- who ,...,._ !be e~llrCJiiWL-" ftrill'• deputies have delermlt>Od that _. ..., ,IS J1llllola ,_ uaad In !be klDh.. and Ill •• ,.., .....·Frailer'• told delectlves the ballllld mat1 owned.a ' !DIIb l Weasm revub•r. Another U'1Mnwlfrlen4 toJd pollee ...... biiJ been in tbe Obta boule wbere be.bill talreD I Vldlmlin tbe llbooliJJ(I were Dr. Obta, .,.esurpon; blllwlfe, VIrginia. 41; and Richard Denict, 12; ..s blllwez•rt. wJIIIal'' ·, 81. Devoted To~ lnlue$ Of'l71e Meigi·M_. Area ~· , ~Tbe aame• of Tal« C!ll'llofwere lllpd.:::.~;:,~,:~~!1~'ll ltlller ~I w!Mtl>heJ!Iwlper Dr. DIU'S entit.~e~ at y Tbe Canadian potato chip induatry ueed 393,29S,&3ll .. , . _ in 1111111, making Ill mllllGn pounda of chlpa .. the ·Girls' etr Goats mellon Prtn1ed and solid nylon quilts. Wll61 • ·Mow You JUutW $aiel Frid•y anel · $a,t\ll-1~11 y ~=:=~=~~ tod.J ' *"•·· .... ,. srouP A ,, GitiS',_)Inter Co$ Regular 29.50 Girls ~ts ·Regullr 2J.Oo qir!s : · ilts Regular 19.50 Glrli · ats fegular 17.so Girl~' Colts t<egular 16.50 Girls Coets Regular 14.95 Girls' coati Regular 13.95 Girt$ tGats Regular 12.95 Girls ·<;oals Reg'ular 10.95 Girls ~Its Ji r- ' • "":JmPI'rgn "Knight of Funeral services will be held the Melcs-Gallla·Muoo Wanda, Knight o1 Cups, Night at 1p.m. Saturday at the Ewing Dtstrlt:lluebedaled Monday, of Pentacles and Knight of Funeral Home. Burial will be in Oct. 2&, acctnliD&: to Swords," with the "K" omitted Beech Grove \emetery. Hall, district 1eout eJe:eatlve':\. once. Friends may call at the funeral Elemeolary &cbeols wbere SUch signatures are symbols home. actlville& will be conducted from fortune tellins cards. will he llii80UilCed later. AU hoya betweeo 8 and 10 are ! .J __ Kaylor Graduate• eUgJblelo jola the Cub Scouts. UJO f;CKI-e"llJ NavY Seaman Apprentice Freddie W, Kaylor, son of Mr , AU hoy& 11 yean old are r.nd Mrs. Wendell W. Kaylor of eligible to jolo the Boy Scouts. Scouts are being atted 1o •"'!ju Layne St., New Haven, W.Va., Th M . was graduated from basic wear their uolformo to ocbool oo Mooday. e , etgs County Sheriff's training at tile Recruit Training Dept. mvesbgated two minor •.. :ommand, Great Lakes, lll. He ac<:tdents Wednesd Vicky A Gillilan ayddress ts a graduate of Wahama High . · •a not SchooL gtven, pulled from a parking space along County Road 46 about 2.4 miles weal of SR7 ai 9:42 a• m striking the Sl'de of a . . car dnven by Anna Rose Blosser' >9, of Rittman. There tonight, Oc1ober 22 were no injuries or arrest with NOT OPEN ed' ' m tum damage to the Blosser car and light tAl the Gillilan vehicle. At I: Z8 p. m. Dorinda Nardei , Pomeroy. was travelin8 north on SR 33 when she hit a slick sp?t lfhich caused her car tAl skid off tha highway iniAl a ditch. There was medium damage to her car. She was not injured. i ., -'tJa k, >:·: : :·::;:;:;=:::•:••• ~w~: 1 • rtlnyJs- fake fura . and tar:nl,..~d tweeds. Warm Jnterllnlng ,",SIIOI 3 lof6x an~ 7 to .'~· s. . 118 11 Friday, and r ,5atilr'd~; . . · W~m wtnhr coa~ ,...,. Wlll!l!, rritlttn - nylon quilts . we1 look --:!i:~~ H!<i~ Student · Jnvesfi,_ted I $11~1 because of the frightening na1ure of Ita eootenb. Sheriff Douglas James oltheSanta 0'111 ., CoUnty described communi· 1 ty as 'Very uptlghl" . ,Be_ . ,~ The note's eootents 'IMI'e: . Tile IIIII)' llillil!r "Today World War 3 ' will· •' ·, ...W IIVt .~ ""' .... begin aa brought tAl you by the .... ,...... •wtn -!I'll ~ free universe. ... Neb. "From this dey forward anyone and or clllllp8lly of ~ en"vtrhoonmemln"tiiSOorB ~ ~~"'-up 1411 \lcurtl stroys same .wiU suffer the ' · ·· penalty o1 death b)> the . people ~ of the free unlvente. C Jf; ' "I .and my comrades frun · lllg . this day forth will fight unUI . . death or freedom itgalnat anythlng or anyooe 'who does R not support natoral Ufe mthls FIO'II18bllll,;t a tAl h.olp planet,materiallsmmUiltdleor re-elect itepubllcan Slate Cbad. I tat. 'l!llllt•ay lbat• - t ~ belln lllued fl!r. John UnleY . AIM'- .. ~ Tbe ~~ k!llwn Iii P18C8l, bill ~·~ fill d f'l'lzler' a..,. clocllrtd tbet ..... !be .......t evillencl we ate •nrW JuUaloJ .....,,elllrJetlwllll lite riaylllol J)r. ~· ~~"llllbe WlliiC Gt Dr. Victor Qhla, bls wif,,1wo 11811111 ::: .... ~ . . .. ··~te. mile ~ wllll VIetor M. Oltlrl ... 1..,. ottaen. laf .• 1 .,00 frolll $1 ~ball'. combedtoCRJO sldlandrtllctUDa bll.collU-" 'lldl!l 1nd aeer$IT. ' · .-eel dae IDIII ~at 011111'1 •allf•$Dp •udn. 1111 wttewholalt- imn wbetl be left t!lllcablll recaDI" be wu Alked boW one man~ bave bound 1m pera!lM, biiDdfolded '1M II"'! II, I ..,_...w ..... cntl medJnlc who wt9l'inll l ~inch bOard, I beige IJii'IW bat wllllA wldl titem..Nl UllliUIJC411111li beside alwimmin8 pool i:ban8 t'tpllod:, ud bee!JIII"'llhlfttle, . . Jllcbd .... 7:• llrlm and 1 red, WltiiJ and blue band, a lf'lll 1Xl81, dtl'li troiJim, "It IIOIIIIdll rldiCulolll, but ll'apolllble IIIII II happened." LJD, bt I ltelviiJ ,.., ... lliiW tal bJ ofllctrl llllet ~ leadlnl to tbe wamnt CIIIIO ll'llm ldJJiliOa Ill Ibis Wltldunljltlhavebeen jeanJ, and ankle lll;l moecaJinl. . lltor lbe JdllbCJ MoadiJilflbl. wooditd and bliJy Clllllllllllllty, C1uC llld. -He eJPialnod the FBI The wife, whlllillbe distrllll attorneY tid DOIIIIIDI, WU 9IJlled W11 qJJed 011 I WltTIIDI charging unlawfol illgbt Ill escape u uyinl lbat wllllll he left tbe cabin, he bad a pltllol, in hil SANTA CRUZ, Calif. (UPI)- FesJerll Bureau Ql IllveallpiiOn ~tlqb. walllhand. a bactpact of food I« aeveral dayt, apalllve ••II joined IIIII -.reb today for ap aubl medlanlc '.'Who ~. 21, had Hveclin a cabin near !be t~JQ;OOOObta manslan binoculan !lid a llook on Tarot. *OI'I*Iout aad em.ed !be blpple ilfle life" and lJ dlarpd 111111 unUJ two dtJO belort the MalldiJ lllaylngJ. He baa a criminal T..-1 Ia a medieval method of telling lortwllll '111111 pJa1jng !be Clllljllltated, ainSiebanclld IIIJICb'« fl. fh• pinOM. rectll'd and was relend b)> !be calllorllitr VO.th Authority Ill Peter OtJini, Solita Cruz QluniJ dlllrlct attorneY, IIIIIIOIIIll*l SANTA CRUZ. Colli· (UPI) - ..........llet '"'- no waa ·tn '"" hindio of P,Olice bUt was belnii wilhlleld TJ - ~ Arresteil, ••• F:elleve me, IICbool Ia not aJwaya ''out" when the dlsmlasal beD ringS. IN SOME recent cmversations a queotton bas arisen cmCI!Inlnl the late arrival of our band at recent, dl:•lllnl away games. We've bad some bliS problems almg the way lo some,......_ Nevertheless, the main cuase of Ibis late anival is the late siarlthat "" get !run ..,. bome - · You aee, we don't ban ellra b,..a lor 811Ch trljt8. These are tbe 8IUIIII busaes that are used tAl tranaporl students !run IChoolto home Iller dlamlllal oo game dtys. By the tlmelheyend lhelrnms andretum to the lilglucbooltoPlckupthebandlt'owellaflerAp.m.As k wee WI: .,'' U )(JU thoughtfully COIIsider aU these facta, you'll· know what our problem is. It would be -ttlw Ill dlamlsll3000stodenlllearly-andlbat'awllatilwouftt take- tAl get busses back early ...,ugh to got 1111' blllil · tAl an away game oarlier. If"" bad alllood buMM IIIII some extra ones jolt silting there ~ to IMw., early, we would still bave tAl walt fCl' tbe ell ken wilD ' could drive them. :\ This year,.. have bad thredong trlpa olreliiJ and; J . we still bave to go to Logan and Coal Grow. Qlueili;- '!;; are good that we C8ll CGI!lt clooo to·m Uinlll ta:' ~ IApn, but Coal Grove·tsa Jooc trip and, lll'a race~~;:· , . the arithmetic is al8inll us. · · Ill'- time at wbicll we CBilleave. It is. You don't want our bond to be late ond JIIIIIMr to , Add tAl Ibis tile !aotlllllt !bes-s lanD of these buSIIIlll we. Nevertbeleos, facta ore facta - Ume ill h are fairly empty wbe!llhey get tAl the ltlgb sdtool alter distanCe iJ; dlll8Dct. Jl'otllllilll'leiYMlll making tbelr evening I'IIDII. So, they must stop for gas doeln't Involve so lll8l1Y Jooc aJona the way and. IIU,!».!III mort time:-..._ Wellal.on, Jacbon, Athelia, Also ~r ~t aiiCbool bus ~Ill cover ~ dllltan<* tAl Wanrly Cl' to lnlnbln as rapidly as ., NEWS a Nan:& - lb' a:::~;:.~MCI't0'/11(, the bul ..-rtvea at many pOotlle who made U .. iiltethe!helater pater is lbe trafllc weolt:'s oolltmn on the ·~··"'· ~·"" -·- ~ .the, ~·~ aotuaU1 get to·ltJII mmt'• tbeliH arJ\tmetl<. lllil t.o'vea at 5:10. )t'a WOrtb !be the ~ltltr.•.. 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