https://history.meigslibrary.org/files/original/b41ea8a0d1697d5e7158dfd724cca847.pdf 7f6a29205063062cae26c9e7a4676d52 PDF Text Text ,.. 0 ' . . !!J u.llllrnalll0nl1looill · EcJplilll ~ .Mwar Sadal- clalmJD& God on hil li4e- vowed·~ t,milllliiSialei''Willil«inllmldale Ul even 11 ~ 11... every per- In Iarael a tlnk." Saojat, In opeecbea printed In Cairo newSjWpers, said "We shall 101t sutimler or yteldeveua hlnllu1 of dual from Arab ..U." The Arab naUona, he added, woUld regain an lands Ioiii In tbe 11187 war. lt was bls toughest 11111-American apeedllllnce he beCame prealdent Oct. 17. In Amroln, two clashes between Arab guerrillas and Jordanian army for<ea resulllllll In the death of two men Tuesday night. A onlper ..,.ned fire on an army brigadier's car 200 yards 1r<m the Jnter<mtlnental Hole, eyewitnesses said, killing the driver. Moments later army troops sWpped a guerrilla Jeep and lighting started. One periOII waa killed. The incidents came only hours after tbe head of the rostrum todliy. Israeli Forei8" Arab League peacekeeping Minister Abba Eban already committee, Tunisian Prime has made it clear he will not Minister Bahi Ladgbam, fore· answer charges by Egypt that cast a quick return to normal the Unillllll Slates and Israel for Jorden torn by civil war. sabotaged the peace talks. "I'm not here to answer At the Unillllll Nations, the charges," he told a news Middle East debate continued conference Minday. "I'm here with Israel due to take the to make charges." . 'I Cltarles Nease Dies at Age 77 '" Charles E. Nease, 77, for· merly of Syracuse, has died in a hospital at Wadsworth, Ohio. Mr. Nease was preceded In death by hill w~e . Ella Crooks Nease, in 1962, and by an Infant son. He was formerly employed as an engineer by the White Rock Salt plant in Syracuse. He was a veteran of World War I, a former Sunday School superintendent at Syracuse Methodist Church, and a member of the Wadsworth Methodist Church. He Is survived by a daughter, Mrs. Dorcas Elsie Graves; four • 88l'VlC8 shoes ... grandchildren, and a sister-in· law , Gladys Hayman, of Syracuse. Funeral services will be Thursday at the Bicksler Funeral Home in Wadsworth, loUowed by services here on Friday at Eqing Chapel at 3 p.m. Burial will be in Letart Cemetery. The RA!v. Freeland Norris will officiate. TAKEN TO HOSPITAL The Pomeroy E·R squad was called today at 10 :04 am. to the Grover Klein res.ldence, Laurel Cliff, from where Mrs. Kleln,.a medical patient, was taken to Veterans Memorial Hospital and admitllllll. While the debate • on, the 1111 · Four U.N• . ambaasadon ,... ~ 1ft Ill effOrt to ~t Ill plenliqn 'of uie IMklay ceaae~ ~d. expires Nov. 5. The •mbeesa· dcts of tbe Unillllll Slates, Frill!>!, Brlt.aln and the Soviet Union were ltoldlng lbelr t6tb meeting on the Middle Eaat at the Soviet Mlssloo. Sadat,ln bla speech, alao said "II is regrettable the Unlllllll States baa not ·leai'ned the lesson II received at the banda of the Vietnamese people. Despite its formidable weapCIIIS aroenal, the Unillllll States baa been Wlable to conquer tbe will of a small, helpless people because tbe peoploa' will Is derived from God's will. "If the United States !ailed to learn this lesskm in VIetnam,'' Sadat added, "It will learn it here and at tbe banda of our generation." 3 Delegates Are Announced The Meigs County Farm Bureau will .send three voting delegates to tbe 5bl annual meeting of the Ohio Federation in Columbus, Nov. IIJ.71l. President VIrgO Kln& aald the delegates are Roy Miller, Marie Koblentz, George Holter. King will he an alternate. Policy suggestions made at the Farm Bureau's annual meeting In Pomeroy have been forwarded to Columbus where they have been studied. Final adoption of the 1970 . Farm Bureau policy for Ohio \viii take place Nov. 20 when 327 delegates from 86 organized Farm Bureau t'OWities hold tbe final sesalon of tbe state annual meeting. Pteuaol Valley Hospital ADMISSIONS - Griff Dur· bin, Pl. Pleasant; Oretha Kirk, HW1tington; R~th Cromley, Pt. Pleasant; Paul McCoy, Pt. Pleasant; Herbert Uvinglton, Pl. Pleasant; Mrs. D. T. Craig, Grimms Landing; Mrs. Floyd Worth, Hartford; Onnan Black· man, Parkersburg; Marvin Cox, Cheshire; Mrs. Lyle ~~ UUCCD 1 Jus1 drive ri~AJht up, roll down the window and your chtck is coslled. d-11 occopted, •II In o jifly. No stondlngln llno no parkiRI worries. Be DOW ldiffereni. try 11-Y· feature Fridays Qnly The Drlv•In Window is Open 9 A.M. to 7 P.M. !Continuously) SER.VOTAN .. Tla• ap•nllr ~--...., . , . . . ....,_ - tluit ... kfFJ•u I wl" _...... ..... f!'~~!l\\ · U!!! neasen~ , DI"UIII Veterau Memorial HDipltal ADMISSIONS - LuJa Baas, Syracuse; S•lly ·Walters, Middleport; Larry Spencer, Racine; Jacqueline Grim, Long Bottom ; Virginia Lawson, Racine; Katberlne Downing, Middleport. DISCHARGES - Jeffrey lHE fARMERS BANk and SAVINGS m. CHAPMAN . SHOES t!· n , Keameo, M8Jon; Mrs. Edward Laudermllt, Racine ; Carse! Slone, Weal Columbia. DISCHARGES Mrs . William VanHorn, Charles Grimm, Buddy Egnor, Osbourne Stewart, Paul Keaton, Danny Stanley, Shannon· Northup, James Powell, Tammy Fielder, Carla Findley, Mrs. Bernard Wallace. Blrtha - a son to Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Worth of Hartford, Oct. 'll. Othor Banking Houn ' lo I lnd5to7nusue1Dn Frldop. -.,.111ft or Is not a anii7 ' Pomeroy, Ohio .! Ma=~in~S~t~.~~Po:m:e:r:oy~.l_j~~~~~J " NANCY 110110 Milo Nai!OJ - · 4·uatter o1 Mr. IIIII Mfl, Clllr - , p«<(and,lild I Jm l""illate of Stutbera Hl'b Sebool, Raclae, II. attendiDI Oldo Valley Goodwm Center Ia ClacliiDall. the Overnight Wzre: DemocratscrlllcizedVIcePnsldentSplroT.AgnnrTueodayand said he was a divisive natillllal figure wbGee campaJsn rbetorlc would bacldlre. ''Mr. Agnew's acUvllloo ~ve been dltm· terproducUve to RA>!IIblicano and thelr candidates," •ld Democratic National Cllalrman IE«n!Dce F · O'Brien. He claimed aome Demoet'atic candidates who have beilllliuug bt Agnew's negative remarka "would lite him t o - back." CbJei I . J. Cremeans Is asking all residents there to remove the keys when tbey park their can. YOWigllers have been reported to have taken aeveral cars "jtltil for a ride." Cremeans lllid ouch Incidents could reoult In tragedy. '' ' RELATIVE DIES WHOlESALE PRICES I I :; I. . Dannle'J II not the .e.t, IICIIUIF lt'J the ll1111tlut the llgJiit ................... Why Pay ;More?? DANNIE•& "NMr KIICIIIiii&IJ Undenllld" ~ C"'lll- waw For D611bie the w~­ ·' ;'; Jkaf the ' Ca~ SM111ifi£Lo ,RE~R~iJll .· :ova BRAIDED Rues, ., 3.69 - 20X32 4.49 -:- 22X42 8,49 "- 22X66 8.49 - 30X54 In liDO A.D. Ofarlel R. NO. 139 66x103 • • • ; • • • • • • 42,95 - 91x114 ••• - • • • • • • ~4,95 - 102x138 • • • • •· • • • • • ..,u.J::~ . " Mrs. Grace Gloe~kner, Pomeroy, baa learned of 111e death of her alster-IJI.Iaw, Mil. Andy Gloeckner' or Salem, Ohio, Other relaUvoo here are Mrs. Marie Dalley 11011 Mrs . Ruth Moore. Come Look!••• COme BJ'OID~I --· Showers Ukely today ani! tonight and a chance of~ . Friday. Lows tonlgbt In mid 411& , to lower 51la.lllgho Friday 11081:·, --· ...... . TEN 1970 WEST COLUMBIA - Emeot Edward Blake, 46, waa dead on arrival at Pleasant Valley Hospital early today of head and otber Injuries following a spectacular, apparent high· speed crash of tbe car he was driving on Rt. 62 at Clifton. MasOn CoWIIy Sheriff Roy Hoffman said Blake's car apparenUy sldoawlped an auto driven by JosephiM M. Rusaell, 42, Mason, at Z:05 a.m., careened up tbe roadway approxlmately Z48 feet, left II, cut a swath aloog tbe highway another438feetsbeerlng off two utility poloa enroute, and flnaUy 11opped In heavy bruab 25 feel away !rom tbe blghway. Hoffman said Mrs. Russell, lltinldng she was tbe vlcllin of a This waa Mason CoWity'o aeventh fatality of 1970. Mr. Blake waa born May 15, 1924 at West Colwnbla the 8011 of tbe late Oscar and Anna Lee Blake. He was a journeyman lineman. He was a member of the I.B.E.W. and the Loyal Order of tbe Moose 174 of Jn. diana. He Is survived by hill wile, Anna Lorena Blake; two daughten,Mrs.RubyColeman, New Lexington, Ohio; Mrs. Boonie Crabtree, Mason; one 8011, Edward Kiehn, in the state of Washln81on; fonr brothers, Harlan, Luther and Robert, Washln8ton state, and Ilalph, of Athens; four slotero, Mra. and ~=;•car. FWieral services will be held Slllurday at I :iiO pm. at 1bp Fogteaons Funeral Home witb tbe Rev. Mrs. Bernice Winkler offlclsU.,. Burial will be In Clifton Hill .Cemetery. Friends may call at tbe luner'll home after s pm. Friday. \ ' .' I'IIC.IPBRTY REOOVERED - Flm!eroy Discover A·World of FIQwers In An Unlimited Selection! · Weather ~- Driver Dies \ • •• • • • • • • • •••• • • • • • • .• • • ·" -\ en tine OCTOBER POMEROY·M IDDLEPORT, OHIO . '· IJetlol«< To De lllleiWfl Of 'Tit$ . , . .Ma1011 Area 12.95- 22x102 - · • • • • • • 14.95 - 42x66 • .• ·•· • .• • • • 14.95 - 22X138 • • • • • • • • 32.59 - at y e Tbe ~ bepn - t h e Tu . rnou PUJJ. YOUR ltEY8 " ~'· ::!.!!" to make it ~ his ... w""' Octogenerian RICKMAN OUT James Rickman baa disposed of bla Interests In Decor Corp., a firm specla1lzlng In artificial flowers, at the corner of Secoi\d and Rutland Sta. In Middleport. Rickman, preotdent of theM. & R. bualneas operationa in lower Middleport, Is retaining bla ownership of tbe building oc· cupied by Decor, however. • Me-~urn I(Jr,lrhO,SOH to Mebenbaum's campaign'" manager, Harold Stern, said 11 ·poD by the Cleveland Plain Dealer irblch showed the CJtv$nd bualn08llffllll . to be running n~ck-ln:tiec. . Robert Taft Jr: ~ it KENT, OHIO - WilUAM ARmREIL, a )tiill« ~ortng In the momentum Is wllh Ul." · ''Cltted fte Gap'~ ~ educatloo at Kent State University, has becuDe lhe ninth student '"ftJe J1111e polla Indicated We and 19th person arrested on lndictmentslsaued os a rault of.the traDing Taft," Stem Uld •. spring dllorders here. Arlhrell, 21, OberOn, was charged with oecond-degree rioClng. He pleaded Innocent Tuesday and posted $1,000 bmd. Hli arrest meant ...Jy six of lhe 25 periOIIS Indicted were WIIICCOII!ted for (Continued from page I) and Wlidentified. The 19 thus far amsted alao Included elgltl and personal ttemo were former Kent State tiludents, a pro!euor and a person 1101 0011· presenllllll to Miss Karr, nected with the university. Mrs. Fred Morrow took colored pictures of 0., events of HOU8TON-'111E :!'I.UAY.()IJ) SIAMESE twin daughters of the day for a "Book of a Dayton, Ohio, conple died Tuesday during a delleate 2'>1 hour Memorloo" for Mias Karr, and operation by a learn of spectsllsts of Texas Cblldren'o lloopltal. Mrs. Crow'a gift was tbe labor The girls, born Oct. I, ollared a common heart and Uver. llocQ)rs of ~UQuing a chest, a priled at the hospitahuccessfuDy separated three .IJlGIIth -old siamese possesolon.of Mrs. Karr. twins in lllllli, but they did not share one heart. Fancy aandwlcboa, cookloo, cake, punch, collee and candloa SAN FRANCISCO - ACCORDING TO OP'FICIAL figures were served by Mrs. Crow. released by tbe Nallooal League office Tuesday, you'd never Presiding at tbe punch iYMI and believe baaebaU Is a dying game. For tbe 1970 seaaon, the 12 clubs the silver coffee service were drew a record 16,882,198 paying customers - bettering the old Mrs. Damon Ferrell. Mrs. Jolin Sauv~. Mro. Carl Weese, and mark set last year by 1,567 ,252. MIH Eleanor Robson. The The third place Now York :Mots again topped the league In Halloween motif waa carried drawin& - and they almost broke the all4ime mart In tile In extensive cteeoratlona of · procesa. t at Shea Sl,!ldlum came to 2,1117 ,4'/t, oilb'.$7,706 ·t~~Ur 'hMlilii'illii1 'li;·HUi "~ 'bodtilllll' tlet. t i an aoOnclnnati Rods, who moved lnl4 a new at.idltim last June, with witch replicas recorded tbe biggest gain. They drew 1,803,561 fans, an Increase llghllllll tbe refreshment table. ri 815,577 over 1969. Middlep<rt Pollee "Ohio'• La'l'lm't for PIUit 11 Years" If An" ··· ne Can, Dannie Canl · "1¥14 ~Ck . form Obloi!ls aak him ByUaltedPreura..IMUl (U.l Is a i!4!H.macle NEW YORK - SOME OF 1'BE nalioo'o moat prominent · mlln, 8 !Dan who knows wti&t Wyatt. l ,.,.,., 1 rt•: T.;A. ·"'ffdH Drl!llllt. .. 21dnlt .r. ~= "llck" lll'r, "'"'fldnlt for ~ .. 0 ClGiiliiillalbn; Rep, Goddard, Mr•.FUIII, Daft Bn>wn, olde Ill ODIC. dareot!i!'E: Mlllor, and Gonbl B. Gray, C8iMidate for rHledkll .. ladce . ollhe Fourth Dlotrlct QnJrt of Appell• . lid . fleas QnJrt judge; Ralplt Welker, MelgHl81lla·Athenslllate ~oelllaUve TWO INDUCTED Two men were ordered for induction to Fort Hayes, Columbus, from Meigs Cotmty Tuesday, the selective service bosrd reporllllll. Inducllllll were Kenneth L. llariWig and Ralph ~~~~· Mnrl Holfman, Randy R. Roso. Two others went for pre·inductlon physical Meigs Geoeral H01pltal examination and one was lranBferred !rom Los Angeles, ADMISSIONSDISCHARGES -None. Dorothy Calif. ·' 0<1' cAimiDATEB - ,...,..... e'tiidl leW IDolbe Noo J.,. aod electiCIII, 1lbo Plf1ldpated In tile rally WedDeeday Jtigbl at tbe IJI8bw_, deputmenl pnce at Rock~. poee with 1\fp. Dm Goddard, teyncile SjWU., and Lellle F. Fultz, :Meiga GOP aecutl.., committee cbaJnnM, From left are 110"' C. Bacon, ce""~d••e 'I"' I'Hiedion as Melga ('mmwl ~y Tucker of Fogleoong Funeral a.,.., assiJted by Jack Camp, Richard Redman, Harold Rickard, and Marion Rayburn, !reed Blake from bls wrecked auto after con. siderable work. W!lblier tilands bookie a tallllloaded wllb from the heme of the Rev. and Mil. Stan1eJ 10111011me Saturday. Three men bilve co..te.led Webller reported.· 1bey are RonaJcl Eugene and Robert Kenneth Wllllaml, 2S, bolh of Allen Word, 24, MJddleport. Webtiler 111111"'" otopped In a routine clleek of cualll nll!hl. 'l1le ricles, wltlch.lncludt plecn of aotlquoa llld liiUftDin !rem tbe Plat-ld travela, are valued at tlfJDO. .in ·Briefs· More Layoffs Scheth•led By \lidted Prwllllerulloall 'llle Flf&ldalre Dtvlllaa of GeMrll Moten Ia lloytoo ""*- ill8iltlfa<linr lir Ollldltlaaen for eon •-""" Ieday It lad lbal don Ill plulmd llld off I,Mt ..men ~~eea.. of the lhlltedAitlo Wo....,.tilrlke OM. 'llle emp)oyoo llad ben • a ...... ...t !oar da7 wort wee11 for moat of tile m•lll. 'ftle Jl)aat mulllacluoo 11r .-dllloun lor eon. Tile emp)oyoo ore •epa by lite .......tloul Unloa of Blectrlcllkbn. The llwpiac ......., ud the Gil ltrlke bave IIIIo ~ .lite Jwoflaf at Cllmler Air-Temp In ~1, It Jill Woy. Moll ore lllorl4erm em)lloye~ tiiid will be llld on Frldey. •Inti! ••..act At,....... ••-ced CHARTER MEMBERS - Mrs. Jobn Klncadd, Mrs. Clyde Fisher, Mrs. Garen llansbury, and Mro. J. E. Harley, left to right, were the active charter members of the Mid· cDeport Garden Club receiving recognition at the 35th an· niveraary observance Wednesday night. Past Recalled PlclllresaodStory By CHARLENE HOEFUCH Recognition of charter memhers and past presidents with a look at club ac· compllsbments through the years highlighted the 35th anniversilry observance of the Middleport Garden Club Wednesday night. Providing tbe perfect setting for the celebraUon was the spacious and lleauWully lur· nished borne of Mrs. Richard Slack, 449 No. Third Ave. Rose corsages were presented to the four active charter members of tha club, Mrs. John Kincaid, Mrs. ~ Fisher, Mro. Goren Stsnabury, and Mrs. J. E. Harley. Past presidents recognized and given pjnk roaoa · were Mrs. Stansbury, Mrs. Fisher, Mrs. Malcolm Roller, Mrs. Harley, Mrs. Waller Hayes, Mrs. William Morris, Mias Nellie Zerkle, and Mrs. Carl Horky. Miss Vicky Slack aSBislcd Mrs. Lloyd Blackwood, program chairman, wllh tbe presenlations . lA high point of tbe evening was a placement Dower show. Arrangements made by Mrs. Michael Fry, Mias Harrie Marie Smith, Mrs. James Titus, Mias Zerkle, Mrs. Morris and Mrs. Malcolm Roller were at· tractlvely displayed. in the rooms. The program included plano aelecliOns by Mrs. A. R. Hecox and several vocal selections by Mrs. Robert Hamm, ac· colllpanled · by Mrs. Fred Blaetlnar, Meigs CoWity contact chalnnan, and a gllest at tbe anniversary observance. A (Continued 011 paae 2) UNUSUAL DESIGN - A eobro "'O''I'iner - tiled Ml'l. Michael Fry f... ber dried tilT......,...=:~·~of~~=:r: Ned poda and aopldestra leal In tile home pi feature of the anniversary obeervance. ' War Hero Turned Politicia.n . �• l. ~ ,. ~= ., Rio BlfMer.·. < . ft.eqqest Denied lyU~~.,I=-1 W. L.N.GI For.. EXtra ·. Tnt. ' • ' •'' t Claer Tannehill SEO Statistics OVERALL STANDINGS TUM Loaon Galllpolll Fedoroi-Hocklng South Point Meigs · Miller ,, .. " Wahama JOel<lOll Glouster Eastern DISCUS ('IIBAT EUIE?) I'OLmCS - !loft Goddord, Republku ""te ..-!alive hiD WllllbliJ8Ioa OMIIIJ, over tbe polilical picture fw tbe IJIICI)IIIlDI eledlaa wllb ftllpb Welker, ""te~tlve hm Melp OnmiJ,Ieft,IUld IA!IIIIo F. Full&, Melp OIIIIIJ Ropullllcen Etee1lllwl Oammillee Dlllrman. Goddard. wu ke)lnote apeoter at llepubiJcin Rlill1lD Yelp OMIIIY 'IMielly nl&bt """""'·..no. Alexander ~r::,t~::Famba!D who even ol!ered 11 n CUcl'albnat ID CGOk ~~~e ·dJDMr cbi't pllllc, fw Paul CUcl baa tile hlallllll lillie parta pined frvm IDnc eaperlmce dellabla fill' 111111111Nn of 0mo Weblter l.egiDa. (Dintinued hm page l ) fw C!DUIIIy Ollllllllaioner; T. A. ''Ted" Downie, cmlldlie!wCOIIIIIyll!diljr, andJGhn C. Bacm, ......,.eed fw COIIIIDGIIpleu Judge. Rankin 11.-y ltiiom, imoppoaed Republica! c:andidate fer l:llllll1;y coroner, wulllllble to au.nd. Jnoumbmt Gordon B. Gray, eantlidm fill' Judie of tile court of aweaJa, Court:! district, also CGul4 be given at tile I'VmfroJ Amsic., Lfllloo ~ti Willi Mlln 81. "' COIICII rll!lhlin: ~ men deflnlllve .. a o cbe-, Fambam anivld In ~~Sl~~~tl~rePomeroyat111gb aboutprincipal •se 2f. When in about be !plbllrlelly. Filii, In cmcludln« bll 1'01118J'ks, Olpi'OS9I!Cl appredatl011 to Meigs Coonty Engineer 'l1leoob-o BeocJe and Rolland Q-abtree, OOUIIIJ blghway superintendent , for mating bad 11011 line Soulbeulem OblD dlauljllonlblpl, ...,. "' tile state blaketball Ill tbe flral rollld; been r1IIUiel'1lp In football tw1ee Jlhllleluni!Do Ill 1112 and '33) and readied tile . ~. 'lb,li ,... ln.compeliCion w!tll 'tlle llraoat ld!oolll of!lllo,•tllen being lben two clulea, Aand llri1se&las 1n t11e A a-. · Ironton Athens Wellston Point PINson! Southern VInton County Nt11011vllle-York Fees SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - Mr>. Denver lieu do08D't wu l'layboy ll llumy. Mrl.llul, I widow In her lis, mod a $1 mDI!oo Saperlor c-t .......,e 11111 agaloot lbe magazine Wednelday. Tile 11111 otemslrom a rectal artlde Intended u a spool of llle aade11f0111d preu. It publllhed 1 "claullled" ed wldekllld: u.AdYeaturou, 91rile male, Zl, curreatly lD tracUon, wllbel le meet allnetlve, (maglnl!lw, llrl wllb ICI"'bbdde u:perlellee." ilterllll, CUcl wW pwiJ arrangemmta. Cucl: "Tida'11111't be a bJa11 roller affair. Just an lntblnk 'lbere mllll be at least 10001' mOI'O area, .,d taking In tbe old Soldbeutern 2110, wbo lmewlllacb Famhaltl." ...,.vy I ·' the Ia IUD ander a docllr'a care. ''!Jbe hu melved aamerous telep•one calli from pe<91e ... ue oo..- IDP,UI"," lllld Mania Lewll, ber 1t. ...,. "!Jbe otlD recelvea lbe eall.o IIIC1 tile Ire lbe ..,. ""' .., eetllhlllulllftltlle 1lenliJ'" be aald. r-----~---------------------, ·!Helen Help lJs! I , • ,~ By Helen Bottel l'IIE WAm!NG GAME Dear Helen : . My girl friend baa an older brother and he usually llrinss Ilia frlenda home, 80 we often lalk togellter, along with Ilia mollter. · Hla mothe~ doesn't think much ollbe IJpe of girls IIley date. But IIley 11ylhat u soon u tlley're llnlllhed '1ooUng around" lbey'ihtart looldng lor ''good" girls. (Uke Ill!.) If these lwo nice guyo-lbey aren1~ dopen or hippie lypes lhint·lbll way, lben I guesa e lot ofojheradotoo, and where does lhat leave uo girls with blgh atandardo? Do we have to wait around unW we're 17 or 18, when lite guys aeWe down - at 11(1<!1 l9 or 20? - WA!'fiNG IMPATIENTLY AT AGE 15 Dear II: , . !bile you re waiting, wily not lOWe for nice guys nearer your age? (Thoae ~lder !elias sUD aee you eo kld-<~ister types.) You11 be surprlled what a difference a year will make and bow well you11 be able to managelbeO.G.sbylhen! - H. Helen : !>Ave a problem grand· I 1 I keep telling myaelf I don't hale her, but I can't keep on lying. What can I do? GUARDIAN - BUGGED Dear G.B. : You can both stqp playlns roles and aee each oilier as people you might even like to know, if you weren't stuck with Uvlng togellter. "Gramma" is 80 buoy being the fearful (and somewhat reluctant) guardlan lhat she can't recognize you u an average teen. Which makes you so resentful you dOD't aee her as a worried woman, who may be aware lhat she is doing badly but afraid she is IDo old to change. Perhaps she'dmoop and boao less if you'd share e liWe IIIIX'O of your life with ber, nchanging compllmenla and expressing appreciation (even ~ if you don't euclly feel It). Anyway, It's 1101'111 a try. What ~ve you got to loae, unJeU you enjoy feuding? -H. Dear ,Helen: The first •uy 1 dated dldn~ gelanywbc..:jlllltme. Sollost him:Tl\e·oecandguy gotqUite .a . lot, bul not evei-ything. I Ioiii Amoe B. Hnoplt 1111d bell wte1rs of Ute loolball II'UOII· oulllandlng 11-1 record, mlallnc onlY He hit tile Jro.Aimnder pme 011 News••• i~ Briefs , (Continued from page 1) WOW!ded. lt wulltelblrdlowestnelllylolloftlle year IUid U.S. mllltaryaourceualdlbelaallotrweebbave~t U.lonll CGmbaldellbroB!w,aSdayporiodiiDcellept.fi.Oc:I.2, 'J,o, when 91 Alllerlcln died. ·' Thetollrllll!dlo G,IMibe nllllber of Amerlcalllldlledjtl the ·~~;~;;~ wwalnceJan.lillll. U.S.mllllarylkiWcelflidJIGIIWtrom IIO'IOOIDhat c-laal weet to llrinc tho total of lliJda fa~ Ill· 1,730. · · · · ' ' ~:'~'~t.!': \ •' M.·.a.~·.,o...r·.· 1 1 "' !i · . . , "' ,, a ' 'i ' wrong when: a girl thinks she . In must trade her body 'for tl)e slatus of having a boY,Ji'lend she jnto!reet·CIIIIt~ sjDce. :ti apj)aren!ly doolsn't eire~ like. Is your self-Esteem so low lhal you . ever "l'n selling Boys!"""' sense whe.u girl is herself. That's when Ihey slup buying! - H. : aoclallon'a membenblp mUll only 42 per eenftumed even lower. ' · The linpaet of lite r,co.lll ,bt illol!l Q~~~ lo 11181 mr. .m ... 1 I ~ : ;~ r" 1 4 .200 2 • 2 .750 ,., Bolllm,:r·~~~·yr,~ .-!rf 2Gl Cincinnati Atlante TEAM MOVC STAN DINGS I FINAL) Miller Glouster· • OVERALL SCORING TEAM Dennis Dennis Boggs, Meigs Rick Krebs, Logon Orlo Hudnell. Alexonder Don Murphy, Jod<son Pete Kiener, Miller Randy Honaker, Federal-Hocking Ken Culbertson, 14>gon Joe Martin, Wellston W L T P OP 3 0 0 98 30 '2 1 0 46 0 0 2 2 0 0 2. 6 37 ~ of our gamea," Commlnp astd. "We have con<rac:ta Jlgned and two of our laal throe gamea Ire agelMIIeege teams (All-Allierlean Cooference ). ; ! Avg 13.1 12.0 9.4 9.0 . NHL Storollnts By United Prtsl lnternoiiOIIII Eosl New York Southem 7-8th Montreal Vancouver Grade Win• 28-6 Buffalo Detroit W. L. T. I'll 6 5 5 3 I I 13 0 I 11 3 63 7 15 226 1 ·Wtlch. W.v. Sl 4 0 2 0 0 Sltwart, Win 30 3 0 INTERCEPTION RETURNS . No, YG TD Chlmpll'!! Alh 3 68 0 Bvrnell, 3 56 0 Qndore, Jkn 3 65 o Albrlnk, Im. 2 oiO 0 Sltwort, Win 2 12 0 llvcldoy,.;Jicn 2 9 o "''PI Wtlcll, WIV . · ' · .. ., • KJA·C·Mflet -, ' • Poll•"" '*tber .sAWYER PROMOTED Mlll'lne Sgt. John A. Sawyer, huoband of the former MUs Denise Hoffman of Route I, IAlarl, W. Va., was promoted to bll present rank whlle serving at Marine Corps Base, Camp IA!jeune, N. C. WMBER &SUPPLY 00. lrd Ave. All New Bush Coat 2 6 I 5 2 6 I 5 l Morfin, Win 13 122 2 Jorvl1, Win 11 198 I Soltsmon, Win 10 230 I Buckley, Jkn 10 1:U o Tom, Allleos 10 93 2 KORETURNS YG No. TD Sol limon, Win 306 15 0 Volentine, Jkn 2A3 13 0 W91ch. W••· 200 11 o Wel>b, Wav. 14 8 0 Chlmplln, Alh. 113 1 0 PUNT RETURNS YO No. TD Grot., Motlgl 129 10 1 Krelll, l.gn 93 1 I Chln)plln, Alh 63 3 0 · ·• 3 I 11 5 2 8 Toronto 2 5 0 4 The Southern Dlllrlct 7th and WHI 9 9 6 3 7 9.0 W. L. T. I'll 9 0 54 7 7.7 8th srade1 football team 7 10 52 1 7.4 defeated Me'•s 7th ""adt at Chicago s 2 2 12 "' .. St. Lools 4 2 3 11 7 7 52 7 x-7.4 4 3 1 9 Pete Russell, Alexander 7 8 50 7 1.1 MlddlepOI't Tueoday evening~ Phllodelphlo Los Angeles 4 2 o I Ken VatentiM, Jackson 7 8 50 1 1.1 6. Mitch Nease scored ~~,';;'~~~ ~ ~ SEOAL SCORING TD EP TP Avg Southern'sfourTDawlth Buddy Calllornfo o 1 2 2 PlAYER-TEAM Rid< Krebs. Logan 107 64 ~ 5 139.22 ~~poln~ ~!~ W~~g Toron%':="tl~I~HUits Dennis Boaas. Meigs 1 o '42 5 a:o w,. -wa '"· """"" ce New York • Detroit 1 DonMurp~­ ·· · ,···· ..s 6 36 5 . 1~ Ia Soutllem'l coacb. Soulbem ll Ml. .oto 2 ChiC~~go 1 ~Q1•no~ •h·1, 4 MHtift&Il I .bfmqO"I i': .•o'..llJ(~ '~ ~.J ,. 9'; " 36'1 "~ •V.•'f.J W,·:14 '1 :1-:.nrf ::u } , ;,;. 'l · Plt~gh 5 LO$ .Ai\gatea 3 f J; ~ · ~~ · 5· U , ' SouthernwillplayEutern at St. Louis 3 California 2 1\t!<' ~1,·6•11=11$ 1 Ollf' ' ' J' li:CO o·,;c. ' '" · s· · o 30 5 6.0 . C<lnlygamesscheduledJ tfnyWIIIIoms,. lgs , ''"" ... , Tllurodly'o Gellles l<fli Vat<lrtll,., Jockllin' · ·· ·· · 4 6 30 5 6_0 Racine at 7:30 p. m. on Satur4 2 26 5 5.2 day night. Boston ot Detroit Don Welch, Woverly • o 2• 5 •. 8 Los Angeles at Philadelphia Hoi s-rs. Ironton • o u s •.8 (<lnly games scheduled I Den Settle&, Wellston Bob Smith, Ironton 4 0 24 5 4.1 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS AHL Slondlntl RUSIIING By UnHed l'rlu lnlernollonol MOVC SCORING <FINAL! YG C Avg Ell! PLAYER . TD EP TP G Avg Krebs, L~. 665 'T1 6.9 W. L. T. I'll Pole Kiener, Miller 5 6 36 3 12.0 Cul'son, n ..7 116 3.9 Montrol • 4 1 9 By ran Gul nlher, Gloutler • 0 2• 3 8.0 Boags, Me gs 435 93 4.7 Providence • 3 o 1 Rich Eberlt. Miller 4 0 2. 3 8.0 Smllh, 1m 357 61 5.9 Sprl::'!!leld 4 3 0 8 Olrs Hudnell, Alexander 2 0 12 2 6.0 Volentine, Jkn 350 64 5.5 Que1 6 0 2 Terry Everelts, Gloosler 2 0 12 3 4.0 PASSING WHI John Hinkle, Miller 2 0 12 3 4.0 C-A I YG TD W. L. T. Pis Mike Merckle, Miller 2 0 1 2 3 4.0 Sellles, WI• (1.73 7 698 6 Baltimore 6 I o 12 801 llaocs, Al.,.onder 1 0 6 2 3.0 Spears, lrn · l<kl7 5 542 5 Herohly 3 • 1 7 Glenn Lawson, Alexander 1 0 6 2 3.0 GrHn, Alh 26 .. 3 297 2 Rochostwr 3 3 0 6 Dennis Elc:lllnger, Eos!em 1 0 6 2 3.0 Smith, Lgn 22·41 2 352 3 Cleveland 3 ~ 0 6 Werry ,-Molgl 20-67 • 415 2 -Millay's Rnults PUNTING Herohey 2 Cleveland 1 Ill or Morel l<lnly games scheduled I YG NO. Avg. Tllursday's Gimes Ondero, Jkn 6n 18 37.3 Springfield of Quebec 539 15 35.9 GrHn, Alh (<lnlygome scheduled) Werry, Meigs 460 13 35.4 Mundy, Lan 43 14 :U.S TO DRAPE CHARTER &..-nell, Glps 661 20 33.1 RECEIVING The charter will be draped for No. YG TD Mrs. Luis RuoseU and Mrs. Welch, Wov. 18 218 I 10 ., '' :"" Hockey Standings Boston TD EP TP 0 14 8 92 1 13 6 84 7 9 t 12 66 7 · Cleveland 0 8 .000 4\'J The Rio Graqde ~ - , lit pta_·and ..,_.....__ ~. - . t DIYiolon · ~r bollmlle ~ W. L. Pet. Gl Redmen ~ r.m', "·"- , 102 polnta. .. .... Dtlroll 9 0 1.000 behind lllrOn& perf«ma~~Co~~ by ...,_e llnilbed,fll;lb and 11Ji14a MII waukee 4 I .1011 3 frelhman Ken Sanclert and , CoJ1eae lil:tb, lliil .licliool Ch ~,: ;~ Bartley Ardnt, finished tlllrd In hadflverJIIUMI'I-.tbel'l!CI!, Poc:lfic Division lite Kentucky lnten:oUecJale and no points lfert aftl'ded. W. L Pet. Gl Alhletlc Conference meet lut AccGrdlng to l1ednlen Clliteb Lool\!loel" 3 3 .500 ... Saturday. Dean RJnehart, the """'-.San Diogo 5 5 .500 ·-• Son Fronclsco 1 4 .429 •; , The Redinen, who finisbed wW <ravel to Dllrwllle, Jl1., PorHond 3 4 .429 v, last In tile event Jaat year, Friday, Oct. 30, for the c.&re SeetHe 3 5 .375 I finished behind undefeated College lnvttatiOilal .....,. and W-y·s R"ults ·-~ Dtlrolt10J Baltimore 103 Cumberland College and lben vlll.t lllr!tlngton lor tbe New York 126 Boston 19 second-place Oakland City Marohall University InCinclnnotl131 Seolllo 111 College. viiiUonal meet Satunlay, Nn. Son Diogo 110 Cleveland " I AoAI·• the wav lor ..._ 7. The Redmen -'" cloae lbelr Chicago 118 Phoenix 105 -., , w.. ww Philo 111 Son Froncllc:o 1118 lledmen, who missed a aecond- dual meet eeaaon agalnal C<lnly games scheduled) place llnlsh by only aeven Cedarvt1le Ccllege on tile roed, Tburodly's Gamot bel Sen Diogo at New York points, was Sanders, a freshore lite NAIA Dlalrlct 2:1 (<lnly game scheduled) man who may be the surprise of meet Nov. 14. tile 1970 NAIA Dlllrlct 22 meet ABA Standing. n01t month. Sanders and ly United l'rlu lntir111flonal Ardnt, a canalstent seWer 101' Ell! the Redmen ail season, finisbed W. L Pet. Gl In tile lop len, with Sanders VIrginia : ~ .151 1'/:z laking IOVenth and Ardnt tenth. Floridians 4 4 :: 211:z Other llnlshers for Rio Grande New York Kentucky 4 .4 .500 2'h Included Jack Finch (l!th), Jim Pittsburgh 3 5 .315 l'h Pr•ter (14th), Terry Wolf carolina w!r 6 ·000 sv. (l!th), Tim Folger (22nd), and w. L. Pel. Gl Jack Haggard (:Hill). •-Utah 3 0 1.000 ... The final ..,...., lor tile meet Indiana 7 2 .m ... were: Cumberland II points·, Memphis 2 4 .333 21f2 Denver 2 5 .286 3 Oaldand Qty, 52 points; Rio T P OP be held, bit even tllen lbe new 0 1... 0 80 ~~ rules don~ go lniD eflecl Wl!l1 0 114 36 one semester after~ . 0 17 12 Ma88111on Ccacb Bob Olm2 3 0 71 2 3 0 36 1~ mlnga aald he would welcome a TeKas 1 3 .250 2'12 1 • 0 9<1 151 game agelnst Arllngloo but X-O.m" behind column beaad 0 5 0 52 1 ·~ admitted lhat pi'1JfiJJecla lor 011 111-ploeo tom. WodiiOiday's Results IUCh a 8... appeared dead, TRI-VALLEY STANDING$ Kentud<y 1114 Caroline 102 o p lnc11111lngllte cancelling of one TEAM W L T P Indiana 113 Memphlo 99 Federoi-Hocklng 2 0 1 , 84 12 of lite Tigert flnallbree Cllftll. C<lnly games scheduledl Warren Local 200105 : Tllursday's Games "We certainl,y would like to llolpre I 0 1 52 2 New York 1111 Utah Nelsanvllle-York 1 3 0 26 140 haw. done lhat, but II would be (<lnly game scheduled) VInton County 0 3 0 ·• " lmpoulble lor uo to cancel any W L 5 0 5 0 3 2 2 3 Payne, lrn 110 call, and she always reSp. ct.' 1 figured It was OJ:· anea on the other phone. I cag • ~ but lsilre dldh't .enjoy hear cl~k. So then I.e~ I!) -~ ~'11. . ' • · den tole let I knowslie'oon It, Nowl 'vegot.another guy,an4 !l"d she hears 11)0 CO!Illng and he say• pettilig Is kid etuff. I quickly hangs up and !hell acts didn't fle<!p m)' firSt by being .U hurt and innocent As SjlOD as good, or my ~ond by being not .• . lgoback,sheplckutupqaln. qllile good, a~ now 1 wonder lnrelJ8Ioll. , ....- night a boy friend ~. what 1 sllowd do to keep lbe' '*II aYfll! lbe . ~tin' lome and I know d~ thlrd1- ELENA' abe was lislenin' cuz lie Dear ll:lena : ; · , .,..~ me to meet him at lite 'How about lirain ovi!rhaul? ' "You can't go out· :fli!J~IoW be with met and 1guess lOU hP t~. .alwavs' been boaoy ., .., 16.. Into a real on with fi'rttltH:· Wha t haM! ~·;~~.-~ d...ervt' this•" m SEOAL STANDINGS TEAM Logon Gallipolis Mal go Ironton Jod<IOII Athens Wellston Woverly flmbam.lllll'l'lfd Darotlly llulltU In • double wed- Alexandtr Eastern wltll hll most farnoWI prep product, al NOI'tll....tem Unlvenlly. Dye tbe alal.... llorotlly and Mar)r llullell. peak In coacNng loDowod bll departure from bead buketball coacb at tbe Unlvenlty of dJaina World War D years. . Ina Qlad! Farnham Night In Pomeroy In teleplone or &-op a card In ihe malls to CUcl or Fred attcmey (Qow, Dow and lUter, West Second r:: l Waverly srevtew." AanenLeller OP Meyer aald be had llready 7 wo L oT~ a amrind tile leiter, Wblcb he 7 0 0 1114 :7 . .-lved Tueaday. 5 ~ 2 112 ~: '1aimplypointedCRittllatlbll ; 2 ~ :~ 54 .... • fUle and neither tltll 5 2 o 167 92 ofllce - tile Board of Dlntrol .4 33 20 1~ had tile right to 1101 ulde any ~ 3 o 130 83 rulea of lbe conalltutlon," 4 3 o 108 93 Meyer astd. 3 4 o 173 ll! "Bu,ll did point out lf Mu~ 10.t lliUOil ... Arllngloo wanted to 3 4 0 .. 137 cancel OliO of lbe remaining 2 5 o 130 173 gamea 011 tbelr IICbedulea IIley 1:; :: 01U1d play tile l&me," Meyer ~ 1 6 o ., 191 continued. 1 6 0 26 255 To chanl" lite OIISAA C01111tlO 7 o 52 205 tutlon, a relerlllckun of tbe u- l : Coil Grove Meigs GOP Rally ;:,:ro . ' COLUMBIIS ' (1/PI)-.-'l'lle Alell4r,llpedbJNeilllaJof tm m bolb ~ tln!lllh Oblo lllch ~I Atliletlc WTIG, Nllitllloll; and Marlla -·-andrlllltl41nlbe Aaaoclalllla bu ~ lbum1!l ,..,., WIINI, OIIIIIDIIII, wu Ul'l Board of Qlacbea' Oul do'liQ im:t ~ M.uilllon- -~ to b-. Harold ioleyw, •AM ratlnp. Upper ,\rlfnllon poat•aaon lliiDDllllloner of tilt OHSAA, Meyer 1114 'l'lleaday lbat the foolball .... to tit pta,ed lor requeotlna help In OCIIIdudlng ~ (Gr IUCh • gama . . lhebellillltof'lftcljtaSialeUnl- IUCh • ...,._ . "1101 very lond." and quolecl Wnlij, · MaUJan and I1J1per Arllnli· from tile 8110clatlGD'I COIIIIltutlon, Wblcb aald: ''No ad!ool abl1l pl.,- mOI'O lban lOioc!tball gameo ot nine gamea and one ., k s . ~- New Y~k l'lil'fc:'phia Pr.. fa ce• ··~ · 1t ·m,· ~ : •. ., 1 ; =~~ !!:::~ ~.!: BoJs' Sizes 14 to 44 Men's Others From Size 6 to 50 New York Clothing House Council 17, Da111hlera of " THE SPORTSMINDED STORE" America. Memben Ire urged to be present and to wear white fill' .__ _ _ _ _ PO_M•E•R111o.v;.'0-Hiilo,____.... tbe~~. GOOD I �• l. ~ ,. ~= ., Rio BlfMer.·. < . ft.eqqest Denied lyU~~.,I=-1 W. L.N.GI For.. EXtra ·. Tnt. ' • ' •'' t Claer Tannehill SEO Statistics OVERALL STANDINGS TUM Loaon Galllpolll Fedoroi-Hocklng South Point Meigs · Miller ,, .. " Wahama JOel<lOll Glouster Eastern DISCUS ('IIBAT EUIE?) I'OLmCS - !loft Goddord, Republku ""te ..-!alive hiD WllllbliJ8Ioa OMIIIJ, over tbe polilical picture fw tbe IJIICI)IIIlDI eledlaa wllb ftllpb Welker, ""te~tlve hm Melp OnmiJ,Ieft,IUld IA!IIIIo F. Full&, Melp OIIIIIJ Ropullllcen Etee1lllwl Oammillee Dlllrman. Goddard. wu ke)lnote apeoter at llepubiJcin Rlill1lD Yelp OMIIIY 'IMielly nl&bt """""'·..no. Alexander ~r::,t~::Famba!D who even ol!ered 11 n CUcl'albnat ID CGOk ~~~e ·dJDMr cbi't pllllc, fw Paul CUcl baa tile hlallllll lillie parta pined frvm IDnc eaperlmce dellabla fill' 111111111Nn of 0mo Weblter l.egiDa. (Dintinued hm page l ) fw C!DUIIIy Ollllllllaioner; T. A. ''Ted" Downie, cmlldlie!wCOIIIIIyll!diljr, andJGhn C. Bacm, ......,.eed fw COIIIIDGIIpleu Judge. Rankin 11.-y ltiiom, imoppoaed Republica! c:andidate fer l:llllll1;y coroner, wulllllble to au.nd. Jnoumbmt Gordon B. Gray, eantlidm fill' Judie of tile court of aweaJa, Court:! district, also CGul4 be given at tile I'VmfroJ Amsic., Lfllloo ~ti Willi Mlln 81. "' COIICII rll!lhlin: ~ men deflnlllve .. a o cbe-, Fambam anivld In ~~Sl~~~tl~rePomeroyat111gb aboutprincipal •se 2f. When in about be !plbllrlelly. Filii, In cmcludln« bll 1'01118J'ks, Olpi'OS9I!Cl appredatl011 to Meigs Coonty Engineer 'l1leoob-o BeocJe and Rolland Q-abtree, OOUIIIJ blghway superintendent , for mating bad 11011 line Soulbeulem OblD dlauljllonlblpl, ...,. "' tile state blaketball Ill tbe flral rollld; been r1IIUiel'1lp In football tw1ee Jlhllleluni!Do Ill 1112 and '33) and readied tile . ~. 'lb,li ,... ln.compeliCion w!tll 'tlle llraoat ld!oolll of!lllo,•tllen being lben two clulea, Aand llri1se&las 1n t11e A a-. · Ironton Athens Wellston Point PINson! Southern VInton County Nt11011vllle-York Fees SAN FRANCISCO (UPI) - Mr>. Denver lieu do08D't wu l'layboy ll llumy. Mrl.llul, I widow In her lis, mod a $1 mDI!oo Saperlor c-t .......,e 11111 agaloot lbe magazine Wednelday. Tile 11111 otemslrom a rectal artlde Intended u a spool of llle aade11f0111d preu. It publllhed 1 "claullled" ed wldekllld: u.AdYeaturou, 91rile male, Zl, curreatly lD tracUon, wllbel le meet allnetlve, (maglnl!lw, llrl wllb ICI"'bbdde u:perlellee." ilterllll, CUcl wW pwiJ arrangemmta. Cucl: "Tida'11111't be a bJa11 roller affair. Just an lntblnk 'lbere mllll be at least 10001' mOI'O area, .,d taking In tbe old Soldbeutern 2110, wbo lmewlllacb Famhaltl." ...,.vy I ·' the Ia IUD ander a docllr'a care. ''!Jbe hu melved aamerous telep•one calli from pe<91e ... ue oo..- IDP,UI"," lllld Mania Lewll, ber 1t. ...,. "!Jbe otlD recelvea lbe eall.o IIIC1 tile Ire lbe ..,. ""' .., eetllhlllulllftltlle 1lenliJ'" be aald. r-----~---------------------, ·!Helen Help lJs! I , • ,~ By Helen Bottel l'IIE WAm!NG GAME Dear Helen : . My girl friend baa an older brother and he usually llrinss Ilia frlenda home, 80 we often lalk togellter, along with Ilia mollter. · Hla mothe~ doesn't think much ollbe IJpe of girls IIley date. But IIley 11ylhat u soon u tlley're llnlllhed '1ooUng around" lbey'ihtart looldng lor ''good" girls. (Uke Ill!.) If these lwo nice guyo-lbey aren1~ dopen or hippie lypes lhint·lbll way, lben I guesa e lot ofojheradotoo, and where does lhat leave uo girls with blgh atandardo? Do we have to wait around unW we're 17 or 18, when lite guys aeWe down - at 11(1<!1 l9 or 20? - WA!'fiNG IMPATIENTLY AT AGE 15 Dear II: , . !bile you re waiting, wily not lOWe for nice guys nearer your age? (Thoae ~lder !elias sUD aee you eo kld-<~ister types.) You11 be surprlled what a difference a year will make and bow well you11 be able to managelbeO.G.sbylhen! - H. Helen : !>Ave a problem grand· I 1 I keep telling myaelf I don't hale her, but I can't keep on lying. What can I do? GUARDIAN - BUGGED Dear G.B. : You can both stqp playlns roles and aee each oilier as people you might even like to know, if you weren't stuck with Uvlng togellter. "Gramma" is 80 buoy being the fearful (and somewhat reluctant) guardlan lhat she can't recognize you u an average teen. Which makes you so resentful you dOD't aee her as a worried woman, who may be aware lhat she is doing badly but afraid she is IDo old to change. Perhaps she'dmoop and boao less if you'd share e liWe IIIIX'O of your life with ber, nchanging compllmenla and expressing appreciation (even ~ if you don't euclly feel It). Anyway, It's 1101'111 a try. What ~ve you got to loae, unJeU you enjoy feuding? -H. Dear ,Helen: The first •uy 1 dated dldn~ gelanywbc..:jlllltme. Sollost him:Tl\e·oecandguy gotqUite .a . lot, bul not evei-ything. I Ioiii Amoe B. Hnoplt 1111d bell wte1rs of Ute loolball II'UOII· oulllandlng 11-1 record, mlallnc onlY He hit tile Jro.Aimnder pme 011 News••• i~ Briefs , (Continued from page 1) WOW!ded. lt wulltelblrdlowestnelllylolloftlle year IUid U.S. mllltaryaourceualdlbelaallotrweebbave~t U.lonll CGmbaldellbroB!w,aSdayporiodiiDcellept.fi.Oc:I.2, 'J,o, when 91 Alllerlcln died. ·' Thetollrllll!dlo G,IMibe nllllber of Amerlcalllldlledjtl the ·~~;~;;~ wwalnceJan.lillll. U.S.mllllarylkiWcelflidJIGIIWtrom IIO'IOOIDhat c-laal weet to llrinc tho total of lliJda fa~ Ill· 1,730. · · · · ' ' ~:'~'~t.!': \ •' M.·.a.~·.,o...r·.· 1 1 "' !i · . . , "' ,, a ' 'i ' wrong when: a girl thinks she . In must trade her body 'for tl)e slatus of having a boY,Ji'lend she jnto!reet·CIIIIt~ sjDce. :ti apj)aren!ly doolsn't eire~ like. Is your self-Esteem so low lhal you . ever "l'n selling Boys!"""' sense whe.u girl is herself. That's when Ihey slup buying! - H. : aoclallon'a membenblp mUll only 42 per eenftumed even lower. ' · The linpaet of lite r,co.lll ,bt illol!l Q~~~ lo 11181 mr. .m ... 1 I ~ : ;~ r" 1 4 .200 2 • 2 .750 ,., Bolllm,:r·~~~·yr,~ .-!rf 2Gl Cincinnati Atlante TEAM MOVC STAN DINGS I FINAL) Miller Glouster· • OVERALL SCORING TEAM Dennis Dennis Boggs, Meigs Rick Krebs, Logon Orlo Hudnell. Alexonder Don Murphy, Jod<son Pete Kiener, Miller Randy Honaker, Federal-Hocking Ken Culbertson, 14>gon Joe Martin, Wellston W L T P OP 3 0 0 98 30 '2 1 0 46 0 0 2 2 0 0 2. 6 37 ~ of our gamea," Commlnp astd. "We have con<rac:ta Jlgned and two of our laal throe gamea Ire agelMIIeege teams (All-Allierlean Cooference ). ; ! Avg 13.1 12.0 9.4 9.0 . NHL Storollnts By United Prtsl lnternoiiOIIII Eosl New York Southem 7-8th Montreal Vancouver Grade Win• 28-6 Buffalo Detroit W. L. T. I'll 6 5 5 3 I I 13 0 I 11 3 63 7 15 226 1 ·Wtlch. W.v. Sl 4 0 2 0 0 Sltwart, Win 30 3 0 INTERCEPTION RETURNS . No, YG TD Chlmpll'!! Alh 3 68 0 Bvrnell, 3 56 0 Qndore, Jkn 3 65 o Albrlnk, Im. 2 oiO 0 Sltwort, Win 2 12 0 llvcldoy,.;Jicn 2 9 o "''PI Wtlcll, WIV . · ' · .. ., • KJA·C·Mflet -, ' • Poll•"" '*tber .sAWYER PROMOTED Mlll'lne Sgt. John A. Sawyer, huoband of the former MUs Denise Hoffman of Route I, IAlarl, W. Va., was promoted to bll present rank whlle serving at Marine Corps Base, Camp IA!jeune, N. C. WMBER &SUPPLY 00. lrd Ave. All New Bush Coat 2 6 I 5 2 6 I 5 l Morfin, Win 13 122 2 Jorvl1, Win 11 198 I Soltsmon, Win 10 230 I Buckley, Jkn 10 1:U o Tom, Allleos 10 93 2 KORETURNS YG No. TD Sol limon, Win 306 15 0 Volentine, Jkn 2A3 13 0 W91ch. W••· 200 11 o Wel>b, Wav. 14 8 0 Chlmplln, Alh. 113 1 0 PUNT RETURNS YO No. TD Grot., Motlgl 129 10 1 Krelll, l.gn 93 1 I Chln)plln, Alh 63 3 0 · ·• 3 I 11 5 2 8 Toronto 2 5 0 4 The Southern Dlllrlct 7th and WHI 9 9 6 3 7 9.0 W. L. T. I'll 9 0 54 7 7.7 8th srade1 football team 7 10 52 1 7.4 defeated Me'•s 7th ""adt at Chicago s 2 2 12 "' .. St. Lools 4 2 3 11 7 7 52 7 x-7.4 4 3 1 9 Pete Russell, Alexander 7 8 50 7 1.1 MlddlepOI't Tueoday evening~ Phllodelphlo Los Angeles 4 2 o I Ken VatentiM, Jackson 7 8 50 1 1.1 6. Mitch Nease scored ~~,';;'~~~ ~ ~ SEOAL SCORING TD EP TP Avg Southern'sfourTDawlth Buddy Calllornfo o 1 2 2 PlAYER-TEAM Rid< Krebs. Logan 107 64 ~ 5 139.22 ~~poln~ ~!~ W~~g Toron%':="tl~I~HUits Dennis Boaas. Meigs 1 o '42 5 a:o w,. -wa '"· """"" ce New York • Detroit 1 DonMurp~­ ·· · ,···· ..s 6 36 5 . 1~ Ia Soutllem'l coacb. Soulbem ll Ml. .oto 2 ChiC~~go 1 ~Q1•no~ •h·1, 4 MHtift&Il I .bfmqO"I i': .•o'..llJ(~ '~ ~.J ,. 9'; " 36'1 "~ •V.•'f.J W,·:14 '1 :1-:.nrf ::u } , ;,;. 'l · Plt~gh 5 LO$ .Ai\gatea 3 f J; ~ · ~~ · 5· U , ' SouthernwillplayEutern at St. Louis 3 California 2 1\t!<' ~1,·6•11=11$ 1 Ollf' ' ' J' li:CO o·,;c. ' '" · s· · o 30 5 6.0 . C<lnlygamesscheduledJ tfnyWIIIIoms,. lgs , ''"" ... , Tllurodly'o Gellles l<fli Vat<lrtll,., Jockllin' · ·· ·· · 4 6 30 5 6_0 Racine at 7:30 p. m. on Satur4 2 26 5 5.2 day night. Boston ot Detroit Don Welch, Woverly • o 2• 5 •. 8 Los Angeles at Philadelphia Hoi s-rs. Ironton • o u s •.8 (<lnly games scheduled I Den Settle&, Wellston Bob Smith, Ironton 4 0 24 5 4.1 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS AHL Slondlntl RUSIIING By UnHed l'rlu lnlernollonol MOVC SCORING <FINAL! YG C Avg Ell! PLAYER . TD EP TP G Avg Krebs, L~. 665 'T1 6.9 W. L. T. I'll Pole Kiener, Miller 5 6 36 3 12.0 Cul'son, n ..7 116 3.9 Montrol • 4 1 9 By ran Gul nlher, Gloutler • 0 2• 3 8.0 Boags, Me gs 435 93 4.7 Providence • 3 o 1 Rich Eberlt. Miller 4 0 2. 3 8.0 Smllh, 1m 357 61 5.9 Sprl::'!!leld 4 3 0 8 Olrs Hudnell, Alexander 2 0 12 2 6.0 Volentine, Jkn 350 64 5.5 Que1 6 0 2 Terry Everelts, Gloosler 2 0 12 3 4.0 PASSING WHI John Hinkle, Miller 2 0 12 3 4.0 C-A I YG TD W. L. T. Pis Mike Merckle, Miller 2 0 1 2 3 4.0 Sellles, WI• (1.73 7 698 6 Baltimore 6 I o 12 801 llaocs, Al.,.onder 1 0 6 2 3.0 Spears, lrn · l<kl7 5 542 5 Herohly 3 • 1 7 Glenn Lawson, Alexander 1 0 6 2 3.0 GrHn, Alh 26 .. 3 297 2 Rochostwr 3 3 0 6 Dennis Elc:lllnger, Eos!em 1 0 6 2 3.0 Smith, Lgn 22·41 2 352 3 Cleveland 3 ~ 0 6 Werry ,-Molgl 20-67 • 415 2 -Millay's Rnults PUNTING Herohey 2 Cleveland 1 Ill or Morel l<lnly games scheduled I YG NO. Avg. Tllursday's Gimes Ondero, Jkn 6n 18 37.3 Springfield of Quebec 539 15 35.9 GrHn, Alh (<lnlygome scheduled) Werry, Meigs 460 13 35.4 Mundy, Lan 43 14 :U.S TO DRAPE CHARTER &..-nell, Glps 661 20 33.1 RECEIVING The charter will be draped for No. YG TD Mrs. Luis RuoseU and Mrs. Welch, Wov. 18 218 I 10 ., '' :"" Hockey Standings Boston TD EP TP 0 14 8 92 1 13 6 84 7 9 t 12 66 7 · Cleveland 0 8 .000 4\'J The Rio Graqde ~ - , lit pta_·and ..,_.....__ ~. - . t DIYiolon · ~r bollmlle ~ W. L. Pet. Gl Redmen ~ r.m', "·"- , 102 polnta. .. .... Dtlroll 9 0 1.000 behind lllrOn& perf«ma~~Co~~ by ...,_e llnilbed,fll;lb and 11Ji14a MII waukee 4 I .1011 3 frelhman Ken Sanclert and , CoJ1eae lil:tb, lliil .licliool Ch ~,: ;~ Bartley Ardnt, finished tlllrd In hadflverJIIUMI'I-.tbel'l!CI!, Poc:lfic Division lite Kentucky lnten:oUecJale and no points lfert aftl'ded. W. L Pet. Gl Alhletlc Conference meet lut AccGrdlng to l1ednlen Clliteb Lool\!loel" 3 3 .500 ... Saturday. Dean RJnehart, the """'-.San Diogo 5 5 .500 ·-• Son Fronclsco 1 4 .429 •; , The Redinen, who finisbed wW <ravel to Dllrwllle, Jl1., PorHond 3 4 .429 v, last In tile event Jaat year, Friday, Oct. 30, for the c.&re SeetHe 3 5 .375 I finished behind undefeated College lnvttatiOilal .....,. and W-y·s R"ults ·-~ Dtlrolt10J Baltimore 103 Cumberland College and lben vlll.t lllr!tlngton lor tbe New York 126 Boston 19 second-place Oakland City Marohall University InCinclnnotl131 Seolllo 111 College. viiiUonal meet Satunlay, Nn. Son Diogo 110 Cleveland " I AoAI·• the wav lor ..._ 7. The Redmen -'" cloae lbelr Chicago 118 Phoenix 105 -., , w.. ww Philo 111 Son Froncllc:o 1118 lledmen, who missed a aecond- dual meet eeaaon agalnal C<lnly games scheduled) place llnlsh by only aeven Cedarvt1le Ccllege on tile roed, Tburodly's Gamot bel Sen Diogo at New York points, was Sanders, a freshore lite NAIA Dlalrlct 2:1 (<lnly game scheduled) man who may be the surprise of meet Nov. 14. tile 1970 NAIA Dlllrlct 22 meet ABA Standing. n01t month. Sanders and ly United l'rlu lntir111flonal Ardnt, a canalstent seWer 101' Ell! the Redmen ail season, finisbed W. L Pet. Gl In tile lop len, with Sanders VIrginia : ~ .151 1'/:z laking IOVenth and Ardnt tenth. Floridians 4 4 :: 211:z Other llnlshers for Rio Grande New York Kentucky 4 .4 .500 2'h Included Jack Finch (l!th), Jim Pittsburgh 3 5 .315 l'h Pr•ter (14th), Terry Wolf carolina w!r 6 ·000 sv. (l!th), Tim Folger (22nd), and w. L. Pel. Gl Jack Haggard (:Hill). •-Utah 3 0 1.000 ... The final ..,...., lor tile meet Indiana 7 2 .m ... were: Cumberland II points·, Memphis 2 4 .333 21f2 Denver 2 5 .286 3 Oaldand Qty, 52 points; Rio T P OP be held, bit even tllen lbe new 0 1... 0 80 ~~ rules don~ go lniD eflecl Wl!l1 0 114 36 one semester after~ . 0 17 12 Ma88111on Ccacb Bob Olm2 3 0 71 2 3 0 36 1~ mlnga aald he would welcome a TeKas 1 3 .250 2'12 1 • 0 9<1 151 game agelnst Arllngloo but X-O.m" behind column beaad 0 5 0 52 1 ·~ admitted lhat pi'1JfiJJecla lor 011 111-ploeo tom. WodiiOiday's Results IUCh a 8... appeared dead, TRI-VALLEY STANDING$ Kentud<y 1114 Caroline 102 o p lnc11111lngllte cancelling of one TEAM W L T P Indiana 113 Memphlo 99 Federoi-Hocklng 2 0 1 , 84 12 of lite Tigert flnallbree Cllftll. C<lnly games scheduledl Warren Local 200105 : Tllursday's Games "We certainl,y would like to llolpre I 0 1 52 2 New York 1111 Utah Nelsanvllle-York 1 3 0 26 140 haw. done lhat, but II would be (<lnly game scheduled) VInton County 0 3 0 ·• " lmpoulble lor uo to cancel any W L 5 0 5 0 3 2 2 3 Payne, lrn 110 call, and she always reSp. ct.' 1 figured It was OJ:· anea on the other phone. I cag • ~ but lsilre dldh't .enjoy hear cl~k. So then I.e~ I!) -~ ~'11. . ' • · den tole let I knowslie'oon It, Nowl 'vegot.another guy,an4 !l"d she hears 11)0 CO!Illng and he say• pettilig Is kid etuff. I quickly hangs up and !hell acts didn't fle<!p m)' firSt by being .U hurt and innocent As SjlOD as good, or my ~ond by being not .• . lgoback,sheplckutupqaln. qllile good, a~ now 1 wonder lnrelJ8Ioll. , ....- night a boy friend ~. what 1 sllowd do to keep lbe' '*II aYfll! lbe . ~tin' lome and I know d~ thlrd1- ELENA' abe was lislenin' cuz lie Dear ll:lena : ; · , .,..~ me to meet him at lite 'How about lirain ovi!rhaul? ' "You can't go out· :fli!J~IoW be with met and 1guess lOU hP t~. .alwavs' been boaoy ., .., 16.. Into a real on with fi'rttltH:· Wha t haM! ~·;~~.-~ d...ervt' this•" m SEOAL STANDINGS TEAM Logon Gallipolis Mal go Ironton Jod<IOII Athens Wellston Woverly flmbam.lllll'l'lfd Darotlly llulltU In • double wed- Alexandtr Eastern wltll hll most farnoWI prep product, al NOI'tll....tem Unlvenlly. Dye tbe alal.... llorotlly and Mar)r llullell. peak In coacNng loDowod bll departure from bead buketball coacb at tbe Unlvenlty of dJaina World War D years. . Ina Qlad! Farnham Night In Pomeroy In teleplone or &-op a card In ihe malls to CUcl or Fred attcmey (Qow, Dow and lUter, West Second r:: l Waverly srevtew." AanenLeller OP Meyer aald be had llready 7 wo L oT~ a amrind tile leiter, Wblcb he 7 0 0 1114 :7 . .-lved Tueaday. 5 ~ 2 112 ~: '1aimplypointedCRittllatlbll ; 2 ~ :~ 54 .... • fUle and neither tltll 5 2 o 167 92 ofllce - tile Board of Dlntrol .4 33 20 1~ had tile right to 1101 ulde any ~ 3 o 130 83 rulea of lbe conalltutlon," 4 3 o 108 93 Meyer astd. 3 4 o 173 ll! "Bu,ll did point out lf Mu~ 10.t lliUOil ... Arllngloo wanted to 3 4 0 .. 137 cancel OliO of lbe remaining 2 5 o 130 173 gamea 011 tbelr IICbedulea IIley 1:; :: 01U1d play tile l&me," Meyer ~ 1 6 o ., 191 continued. 1 6 0 26 255 To chanl" lite OIISAA C01111tlO 7 o 52 205 tutlon, a relerlllckun of tbe u- l : Coil Grove Meigs GOP Rally ;:,:ro . ' COLUMBIIS ' (1/PI)-.-'l'lle Alell4r,llpedbJNeilllaJof tm m bolb ~ tln!lllh Oblo lllch ~I Atliletlc WTIG, Nllitllloll; and Marlla -·-andrlllltl41nlbe Aaaoclalllla bu ~ lbum1!l ,..,., WIINI, OIIIIIDIIII, wu Ul'l Board of Qlacbea' Oul do'liQ im:t ~ M.uilllon- -~ to b-. Harold ioleyw, •AM ratlnp. Upper ,\rlfnllon poat•aaon lliiDDllllloner of tilt OHSAA, Meyer 1114 'l'lleaday lbat the foolball .... to tit pta,ed lor requeotlna help In OCIIIdudlng ~ (Gr IUCh • gama . . lhebellillltof'lftcljtaSialeUnl- IUCh • ...,._ . "1101 very lond." and quolecl Wnlij, · MaUJan and I1J1per Arllnli· from tile 8110clatlGD'I COIIIIltutlon, Wblcb aald: ''No ad!ool abl1l pl.,- mOI'O lban lOioc!tball gameo ot nine gamea and one ., k s . ~- New Y~k l'lil'fc:'phia Pr.. fa ce• ··~ · 1t ·m,· ~ : •. ., 1 ; =~~ !!:::~ ~.!: BoJs' Sizes 14 to 44 Men's Others From Size 6 to 50 New York Clothing House Council 17, Da111hlera of " THE SPORTSMINDED STORE" America. Memben Ire urged to be present and to wear white fill' .__ _ _ _ _ PO_M•E•R111o.v;.'0-Hiilo,____.... tbe~~. GOOD I �.. ~equest ~= .Denied For.·Extra ·Tllt ' COLUMBUS (l/Pil.,.'!he Allttlr,lfcnedbJNeOoa,.of Obto llfCb SebOOl Alblotlc WTIG, ~ llld ll.vtln AIIOeliiMiil bu ttinod lbumlll Peine, WIOO,' Colambat, na 1f1nn! Gil, a lftPOI'II lofullllaa. Mit lo Ill'. &rold MQw, Upper Ar~IICIOD po&Wtuon eammllllallor of tho OIISM, fAIOtba!J pm1, to be plaJed tor 11C1U11t1nc belp In llllllllndlni tbo baaellt of~ 8tale Unl- IIJCb I pml. . ftnli;. Maiiiion and trr.- ArllnB- Chet Tanrtehill SEO Statistics TEAM Loaon Gallipolis Fedorat.Hoclotno South Pol•t Meigs · Miller Wahoma (Continued from pqe 1) for oounty COIIIDdssl.aner; T. A. uTed" Downie, candidate fer county audlfF, and Jolin C, Bacon, IIIAlppOIIId for miDIIlCII pleas judge. Rankln Ray Flcb•, tulopposed Republican caru:lidote for COIII!ty ......,.., , wu unable to attend. lncumbmt Gordon B. Gray, candldate for judce ol the court of appeals, fourth district, a1ao IPOD briefly. Fulll, in concludlns Ills remarks, expressed appreciation to Mel~• County Engineer 'llleodore Beegle and Rolland O'ablree, COIDity blfhway superlntender>t, for making ' ' : . m.m.wMt:i!iii::'#ii!ltl#!l!iM@NMt!iit?!tM!J!~wwM Liquor Phlyboy 1wt Laughing JYow ·' • • Fees Return S~OAL n'', Mole . ·: \Helen Help Us! ~. 1'1!1-----~--------~-------·----1 By Helen Bottel , , 't I I l ..._0Jd:=""-t~•-'-•lu--• "'" "'" , _ . ~- " - ' ' Frtdlly 11118\'enl ICboola, ""P""'•!Jy two my in bolb Major Aallll B, 8DOple and weea ollbe football ....... 0!111land!ng llol reiml, mlalng Dlllt ~pmtO!I -a Jarllbtoutof 17lriell. Now alter •vin of !l"e<:lictiloosi'JI. MDie CG~~tlnaea to hold a four-lead'!"" tbe Majll'. ~t'a~~~s~th:l•-t?FinUbeSEOAL' ' f News.".. i~ Briefs Jli'lllef ,, In 21 "1\tt' Boys!'""" sense when a girl Ia· g!V~P\ISQ much. Whathavt>l selling herself. That's whell ,evei!!Ol'81"rier cWi1<J to deoorv~ this?" lhepl<.f) buying! -H. 'llje ~. of 111e ~ , 1•_!,)1: r.· ., f !o<_· ,. . .»·· f.llc(&·eotl ,-.~;f , Jt:y 1' - ':•'"' and I don' • ! ~~l~;-~~;:~:..""\ bave 110 ~. Jut week alter for real. Tiley lllllil, lor I blc Devlll. ...~=s~ ; ~ CDIItb1ae to drive roryoufillall)'mademe• flli, but don't take ' IVAC ~ri'R"!!'i'l'IRJIII-·Eiille&IIIOYIIdGierlo ' . Major,;Denomination.s.; and boW well you'll be able lo The first guy 1 dated didn't manage the O.G.sbylhen!- H. get anywhere with me. So I !oat Dear Helen : him. The secorid ~y sot qllltea I have a problem grand· lot, blit not eyeeything. I loOt ~- See. l live wilh her. him too, plus a lot of my selfBOys call. and she always fOspect. 1 figured It was ex''\fe'n 118~ llielwmt oneaks on the other phone. I Cl!ll,- petted, but 1 Siu:e did~. 't enjoy anyreeo•.nl!t...,.:.-hear lhe click. So then I ti'O in tbe> tt: . ' He~ den to tell her I know sill!'a on it, Now I've got ,another guy, and could be made .,d she hears me coming and !Je says petUng II kid stuff. I The . quickly hangs up and lhen acll didn't keep my first by being aiJ btl"t and innocent. As soon as go>Od, or my ~d by being not, I so back, she picks 11 up J~Bafn. qwte good, aild now 1 wooder in re~ J!lble Laal night a boy friend wi!ll what I should do to keep tho catt ovt!' tbe talkin' lo me and I know dath · iltird? - ·EIJENA li"ell she was listen in' cuz he ·' ~ E:lena: , Uked me to meet him at the '·· 'ilowabout;/;lirainovi:rhalll? 1 • &!"""• and afterwards Granc£.· There's something· ·awfully IIIII said, "You can't go oJ( wroog when. a girl tb!llks she '· IOinOITiJw - you'll be wilh ~e/' . must trade her body for the ao.fyelledbaclc, and I guess~u statusofhavinga bo)'fti'lfid$le • · ~ rest.. , , apparenUy doo!sn 't even Uke. Is eve\811! blaa always been bollly your self-esteenuro lmrlhat you - Ccldl Dan Eq'l cntr IIIII)' blct after lllllerlnl two IOUI1d bom· 11'8 s. .' :7 31 TD EP TP G Avt 1A 92 8A 66 63 6l 7 7 7 7 7 13.1 9 0 54 7 10 52 7.7 52 7 7 7,4 7 -.7,4 50 50 7 7 7. I 7.' 13 9 I 12 9 3 9 10 7 7 7 SCORING • 6 7 8 8 12.0 9.4 9.0 9.0 EP TP Avt 66 5 13.2 A6 5 9.2 A2 5 8.0 "·" ..5 6 , ""'.. l ~ "" •· X ' .'13 1\ o ' ··· .Jf- 9' • "36'"'::r 0 TD 10 6 7 4 7 o ' "· ' "" r'~r 4 4 4 4 4 6 0 Southern 7-Btla 30 24 5 5 5 5 5 The Soulhem lltslrlct 7th and 8th gradeo football team defeated M-'•o 7th grade at ~W& Mlddleport Tuesday evening 218. Mitch Neue acored Soutbem'afourTDswiU!iluddy Ervin and Dan Sbafer matins tbe ema polnll Bru<e Wallace ,_ •-~-· __ :~ 8oulbem 11 w....,.._u "'""""· 0 • 'i •9« •• ",l"H ·..•- r.oloo ' ., 60 5.2 day night. 4.8 4.8 1,8 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSI:IING YO C Avo Avg Krebs, lgn. 665 'fl 6.9 12.0 Cul'son,lgn 447 I " u 8.0 Boogs, Meigs <135 93 4.7 357 61 5.9 8.0 Smlfh,lrn 6.0 Valentine, Jkn 350 6ot 5.5 <.0 PASSING ~-0 C·A I YG TD 4.0 Wls 4H3 7 698 6 J.O Spears, lrn 3U7 5 SA2 l 26 .U 3 297 22·41 2 352 .7~ l'r 4 2 .201) 3 5 0 0 · Be Pr~ared, a 'Good:Motto · Wlldcata .,.. ' forllua/ily·Service · Oepentfa/Jilily . •··• ' ;. · , A'h Gl ... 3 53'h Gl :G9 SootH~- ~. ,l..o.f[; I Detroit 101 BonTmoro 103 New York 126 Boston 89 A • ~. ·• ·_ ,•·. .. ""'r...;, ' · ~~::~~~~=r~~ ~~ the way for the ~~.::: Philo Son Francisco 108 Redmen, who miased a aecood- dual IIUJel 99 ==:: apilllt tho rOad, points, woo Sandero, a fresh- before tbe NAJA Dtalrlet 22 man who mty be the surprise of meet Nov. 14. the 1970 NAIA Dlatrict Z2 meet next month. Sandera and Ardnl, a eonsislelll for the Redmon aU 8181011, flnlmod in tbe top ten. with Sanders la1ctng sevenU! and Ardnt lenlh. Other flntshen 101' Rio Grande Included Jack Finch ( 13th), Jim Prater (141h), Terry Wolf (l31h), nm Folger (22ndl, and Ill MUDD place Bnlsh by only eeven Codarvllle CGikp Gil (Onlflomao scheduled) Son Dteg::r::'"J:!":;:' (Onlygame Kheduled) ABA Standinp ocom ly United Proia tntomoftonol East W. L. Pd. GB VIrginia 61.157 ... Floridians 4 2 .667 l'h New York 4 4 .500 2'h Kentucky 4 .4 .500 2'h Plllaburgh 3 5 .375 l'h Caroline 0 6 .0110 5'h Wool W. L Pet. GB Jac~ }laggard (24111). •-Utah 3 0 1.000 The final ICO!'.,. for tbe meet lndlono 7 2 .ne ... Memphis 2 4 .lll 2'h Oakland City, 52 points; Rio Denver 2 l .2M 3 ...... , CUmberland 21 points; Teqs 1 3 .250 2'h X-Gamn llelllnol eolamn llllaod SAWYER PROMOTED on ltt-plla tum. Marine Sgt. John A. Sawy..,, Wednesday's Rtsutt. Kentucky lOA Carolina 102 husband of the fonoer Miss Indiana l13 Memphis 99 Denise Hofftrum of Route I, !Only games scheduled) Letart, W.Va., was promoted to Tftu,...y., Gemn New York at Utah bis present rank while serving !Only game scheduled) at Marine Corps Base, Camp l~~~~~~~~ VAUfY . & SUPPLY 00. Jnl Ave. _...., m-27W L•Jeune, N. C. Hockey Standings . •111 . r':' , . Tbe Rio Gran~ C!>llec• ·~ · • :If.-.-~ Rodmen O'oos-Oillllr}' team . . . . . . ...... ' 11i1b _. ,.._ behind llronl perf"""'"- by ;::A!: . -...~ :::...:!!!:.'~ frelhman X.O Sanden and . .._!tlsth,---~ a ......_, ,_ Ardnt, .... _._...,,_,In l!MIIveJ1111111!1IlttloiiU.._ ....,._-.,.,. .....-u • -, ~ • the Kentucky lnlercolle8late and 110 poln!J .,,..,..._. A1hleltc Conference meet 1aa1 Ace~ lo lliJdrlllll C!ilteb Sa'..~·y Dean .,._....;_. .......-.:.. -- • ' · - · · .... The Redmen, who flniahed wOI lnlvel lo ~. ttr., lasl in the event tut year, Friday, Ocl. :10, ·for 111:' Ca!lre flnl&bed behind undefeated Cp(lej[e In~ mt,t. and Cwnbe••land College and tben villi iflll'flnllon 'lltl; file oecond-place Oakland City Marlllall UnlvenilJ fn. • 3 .500 ... ' 5 500 4 'h 4 .429 'h Son Diego Son Francisco J PorHiftd 3 "• , • • ' ~ .2M 2 1 Cltvollftd 0 I .CliO --·Division W. L Pet. Dolrolt 9 o 1.0110 MllwoukM 4 I .100 Clltcaao .667 Pholnlx 34 2 4 .49 Paclflc DIYillon W. L Pd. LOII\ngoiOI · · 4 •• 4 NHL Standings By United Press lntern~tlon.l E•st New York Toronfo W. L. T. Ph 6 1 113 5 0 1 11 Woat O.icogo St. louis Phllodolphlo Los Angel.. 5 3 2 2 2 w. 3 5 6 6 5 l 2 ' I 0 11 8 5 5 All New Bush Coat 4 L. T. Ph 5 2 2 12 4 2 l 11 4 3 1 9 o 8 Calllarnfa 0 7 2 Wldnoldlrs Roautt. Tor onto 6 Montreol 2 New York 4 Detroit 1 Ml"""""e 2 Chlc:ago 1 .PI"-"'.••.s Loo ..... • ......, ... _...,,. , llllfl ...,.. 3 2 4 ~~"e~~ 2 ~ ~ ; ~ sti~'~1~':~~ 1 !,11 Tftundly's Gamet Boslon ot DoiTott Los Angelos at Philadelphia (Only gamea scheduled) AHL Sfindl..a ly United Proal loternoftonol Eoat W. L. T. Pis Monll"eal 4 4 1 9 Providence 4 3 o 1 S,rl,'!!llld 4 3 0 8 1 6 0 2 Que..-. WHI Bolllmore Hershor. RochOir W. L. T. Ph 6 1 o 12 3 4 1 7 3306 3 <t 0 6 3 Clevelarid 2 W-y'1R01ulb Herliley 1 Clevolond I 9 0 TWP. f - Bobeata ljtotlld 1111 week. ' . !6 - 2 : 2 2 2 I Bullolo TRI-VAL.LEYSCORING PUNTING PLAYER TD EP TP G Avg (tier Morel Randy Smith, Warren Local ~ 6 30 2 15.0 YG NO. Avg. Joo Mitchem, Warr.., Local 4 4 28 2 u.o Onder a, Jkn 672 18 37.3 Roger Wllllema, Belpre • 3 o 11 2 9.0 GrHn, Ath 539 15 35.9 CllorlaoSprlnger, Fed.-Hocklng 4 o 24 3 1·0 Werry, Molgs ..0 ll 35.4 Chuck R!ll>tnoon, Fed.-Hocking 2 9 2A 3 x- .o Mundy, Lgn All 14 34.5 Greg Schild, Warren Local 2 2 u 2 7.0 Burnell, Glps 661 20 33. I Rlftdy Honaker, Fed.- Hocking 2 o 12 3 4.0 RECEIVING Slavt Adams, Belpre 1 2 8 2 4.0 No. YO TD ·Donny Roy,.,lds, Warren Local o 4 7 2 x-3.5 Welch, Wav, 18 218 I Nl,.ployerslledfor lOth wltll 1-Uin twogam01. Payne, lrn 15 226 I MorNn, Win 13 122 2 X + lncludos a field goo I Jarvis, Win 11 191 1 TEAM 5T \TISTICS 10 230 I FIRST DOWNS,. PASSING Sol taman, Win Buckley, Jkn 10 134 0 . TEAM 0 T Avg vP 1Avg C.A I TO Tom, Athens 10 93 2 KOIIETURNS ~'m;:.ll l~~ ~ :~:: ~!:: ~ YG No. TD Ironton 5 G 10.4 78 15.6 34-61 6 3 S.lh:man, Win 306 15 0 JlckiOI'I 5 5I 11.6 70 14.0 17-33 1 0 Volentine, Jkn 2A3 t3 0 200 II 0 t.ogtn IS 7t 15.6 A9 1G.2 U 23-., Molga' ~ 14.4 51 :III-A9 42 45 w.itch, Wav, Webb, Wev. 142 8 0 waverly s 50 10.0 51 · 11.6 39-105 12 ~ Chemplln, Alii. 113 7 0 wotllton s n u.4 67 1u ss-101 8 6 PUNT RETURNS YG No. TD • ' liUIMiiiO I'ASJINO TTL OFF TTL DEF Grote, Molg$ 129 10 I TIAM YO AYI YO A¥1 YO Avg YG Avl 93 7 1 Athene , q4 tA.B :IA2 61.4 116 163.2 1330 266.0 Krebs, t.gn Champlin. Ath 6l 3 0 <UIIIpoll'o: . 911 197.1 191 39.6. 1111 237.4 970 194.0 57 4 0 tronl'"' ' 910,111.0 , SAl 101.2 IQI ~.2 1260 252.0 Welch, Wov. 30 3 0 Stewart, Wln Ja.ckon!Oii 996· 1".2.6 201 o10• 2 1197 '239.4 1557 311.4 INTERCEPTION RETURNS 1111 ~ Lag ~ 13 1 lojiT 297.4 11192 218.4 Nt. YG 1'D N\tlpa 921 1_,.0 • tU "· 1391 278'~ 86A 172.8 w-ty 3114 71.2 570 n,c.o 956 191.2 1G4 286.8 a " n 3 56 0 Wellllon 626124.2 f1217U ·,Ufl 299.6 IAIII296.0 3 65 0 2 AO 0 2 72 0 - CnciMatl Attant• .m ... 5 .357 3\AI " 3 Detroit Grade Win• 28-6 Werry, Meigs 20-67 4 ill : :: 7 2 • 2 Vancouver -= · ~ fg. . ·Racine ' Soulbem'lrillpioyEatternat at 7:30 p. m. on Salur- 2 26 o 24 o 24 Now York Phll114otphle lwton llutflllo Boston Monll"eol Se"'"'· "' THE WAR\ING GAME I keep telling myself 1 don't Dear Helen: hate her but I can't keep on My girl friend hU an older lying. Wbat can 1 da? llrotber and be usually brines GUARDIAN • BUGGED Ills frieDda home, 10 we often Dear G.B.: 1alt together, along wiU! hb . You can both stop playing lllotber · · roles and see each other aa Bla mo tber, doean 'I think people you might even llke to much o1 tbe type of girls they know If you weren'loluck wiU! date. But they say U!at aa aoon uvlrii together. u they're flnlabad ''fooling ''Gramma" Ia ao busy being around" lbey'lhtartlooldng for the fearful (and somewhat "Sood" girls. (Uke WI·) reluctant) guardian U!al she · If tbeae two nice II1!JI-they ·can't recognize you u an .-.nil dopers or hippie typea - average teen. Which mates you lhlnk·lhia way, then I gueu a lot 10 resentful you don't see her u of ·~·do too, and where does a worried woman, who may be lbal leave us girls wllh hlgll aware that she Ia doing badly llandlnla? Do we have to watt but afraid she II too old to ~ ,' (Continued !rom page I) around until we're 17 or II, change. w11en the 811Y• settle down-at Perbapsshe'dsnoop and boss ...,unded. n wu IJ(Ii U!lrd 1inmt weekly tdl ollhe year apd u. ICe!l It cr a!? - WAp'ING less if you'd share a lillie more mllltary IIOUI'CO aald tbe lui four - b have brougbt tbe lowell IMPATIENTLY AT · AGE Ia of your Ufe wtU! her, 01· combat death ron for a Z&<lay period 11nc:e Sept. 5-0ct. 2, '1111111, Dear 15: _ changing compUinents and 1lheD 91 ADleriCIIII dted. ·While you're Walling, why nol Ollpi"OS$Ing &(Jill'eclatloo (even 'lbe toll~ to O,tlllllbe n!Diber of Amerlcllnl killed In tbe aeltle for nice 811YS nearer your 11 you don't exactly feel tt). warllnceJan.l; IllS!. U.S. mllltary !IOUI'celllllid :!II Gil dledtrOm ~Ce?(ThoseolderfellaasiiUaee Anyway, It's worlh a lry. IIOI'CO!IIbat CIUIOIIaal week to bring the total of aucb fatalllk!a Ill you u tldi!IJier types.) What have you got to loee, 8,710. You'll lie lll!l'prised what a IDijeu ydil enjoy feuding?- H. dJHerence a year will make - 1Jear Helen: ~.~ !'O!"es on wtlh II' ISA 1 A3 MOVC SCORING IFINALl PLAYER . TD EP TP G Pole Klenor, Miller 5 6 36 3 Byron Guinther, Glolltler • 0 24 3 Rich Eberts. Miller 4 0 24 3 Olrs Hudnell, Alexander 2 0 12 2 Terry Everelta. Glouster 2 0 12 3 John Hinkle, Miller 2 0 12 3 Mike Morckle, Miller 2 0 12 l Bill lsoaa, Alexander 1 0 6 2 Glenn Lawson, Alexander l o 6 2 LO GrMn, Ath DenniS Eichinger, Eastern 1 0 6 2 3J Smith, Lgn ''tile 111111 - - the eallllllllllle • • are the ..,. ""'.., ..... bot . . . . bea>tly,"lle Ald. • 0,... . PLAYER-TEAM Rick Krebs, Log111 Dennis~,Meigs Dan Murp , Jackson .KetS&I ~ nc;. a,'/. ""':~...will · .bo!10 0., 1 9f~ ... t &.Jfi_P,all·t ~oli i '! I J:! I' •) Ttny lltt,m•,.f111olal , I·•· ....' Ktli V•t0ril1~; Jae~n"' - .. Dan welch. Waverly Hal SJ1011rs, Ironton Dan Settlos, Wellston Bob Smith, Ironton II sliD aader a doctor'• care •. ''Sbe baa reeetved allllloroulelepl!ooe c:aiJs fnm people ue o111<eae IIDP,UJe," l8ld MuvJn Lewll, ber ai- . ' TEAM . Dennis Donnla Boggs, Meigs Rid< Krebs, logon Oris Hudnell, Alexander Dan Murphy, Jackson Pole Klener,Mlller Randy Honakor, Federal-Hocking Ken Culbertson, L.ogan Joe Merlin, Wellston Pete RusMII, Alexander Ken Valentine, Jac:kson !GnleJ. I I 6 ,.. OVERALL SCORING SAN ntANCISCO (UPI) - Mn. Den""r Hau daen~ ..,. Playboy .. flllmy. Mn. Baeo, a widow ln ber •• ffled a $1 mfllJon Superior Court damage nil agabuol tbe magulne Wedneoday. Tbe 11111 slemt from a ....,DI article lnleuded u a &JMIOf of the IIDderground preao. II pabUobed a "claulfled" ad -baald: "Adven&urolll, virile male, !9, curreatly In traetlea, wtUea 1a meel ollnlcllve, bnaglnallve, IP'OO'Y tllrl wt111 llfi"OMIIe uperlflaee." 0 700104 50 ' 2112 l: Meigs GOP Rally ' 7 W L T,!_ OP 520192 ~ 520167 92 4 3 2 2 . , 86 JaCkson 430164 1 Gloualor 430130 ~ Eoatern 430108 93 Mey... lAid. Alexander 340173 1): "Bill I dld point ou1 If MuCoal Grove 340124 lGA ll1loo II' AriJD81GII wanled lo lronttr1 340137 Athens 3 4 0 .. 137 cancel OliO of tbe I'<!IDIIlning Wellston 250130 173 gomeo 011 1helr ldledulu they Point Pleo"""t 270100 could play tbe game," Meyer Southorn 1 ~ 0 A2 VInton County 16042 198 cmtlnaed. Nelsonville- York I 6 0 26 255 To c1!ange tbe OIISAA consttWaverly 0 7 0 52 205 lutlon, a refertiiWIII ol the . . SEOAL STANDINGS -tlon'o membenblp Dlllll TEAM W L T P OP be held, but even lhtll the oew Loaan 5 0 0 IAA Golllpotts 5 0 0 80 ~ rules don' 1111 Into elfect lllllil Meigs 3 2 0 IU 36 OliO oemeot... after ~·· lronlon 2 3 0 87 12 Maulllon Cooch Bob ComJackson 2 3 0 78 1 ~ mingo Bllld be would welcome a Athens 2 3 0 36 Wellston I 4 0 96 1s1 same agatnlll ArllngtO!I but Wav&rly 0 5 0 52 1AI admitted that [IIUIIIIOclo lor sueb a game appeared dead, TAl-VALLEY STANDINGS TEAM W L T P o p Including the C8IICeOlng of one Federal-Hocking 2 0 I 8A 12 ol U!e Tigers Bnal U..ee games. Warren Local 2 0 0 't05 0 "We Ct!'lalnly would like 1o Belpre 1 0 I 52 ~ bave done thai, but it would be Ntlsonvllle- York 1 3 0 26 1 VInton County 0 3 0 8 "' imJ)OIIIIie rw uato cancel EY of ours-." Commlnp laid. MOVC STANDINGS(FINALI OP "We bave contracts 1llgned Ed TEAM W L T P Miller 3 0 0 98 30 l1n> of our Jut tbree gameo 11'8 Glouster· '2 ' 0 A6 37 11a1not leage Ieima (AII·Amer· Alexander 0 2 0 24 ; lean Conference). Eastem 0 2 0 6 DISCUS (WHAT EU!ET) POLITICS - Doll Goddard, llepubllcan stale repmen1atlve frclll Wublngton·Ollllty, Clll1er, talb ov'"' the po!Jtlcal.-.,ture for U!e upcoming elediDn wllh Ralpb Welttr, state reprelll!lllatlve !rom Meigs ColUity ,lelt,ond Leslle F. Fultz, Melp Co!llly Republican Eiecutlve Commltlee Olalnnan. Goddard wu keyaole apeak.., at RepubllciJI Rai4' in Meigs Cbunty Weme.day nlgllt. ' OVERALL STANDINGS 1m are IJolb ........_ tJnush 1evt11 s-and rank 14111 tbe ll1'l Board ol Coacllel' 0.. AAA ntblp. Mo,ll' aid r-lq lbal tbe dlancel Ill' 111Cb a pme .:e "DOt fti'J good," and 4pJied rnm tbe ...ctat~on'• COIII!Illution' wbk:b aald: "No ldlool Dll ploy IIIDrt 11111110 luolball . - 0!1 Dine - a n d .... Jl'fJvleW." .U....Lellor lleyS' aald he bad already ........... tbe letter, wbldl be reeeiftd '1'11Mda7. "IIIIrrqjypolnlr.d out lbal IIIlo ,... a rule and neltber IIIia offtee 1101" tbe Board of Caalrvl had the rlgbt to set arlde EY rulea of the constitution," ~Rio !frittne~"t"'t-•t:•." .. ~:;;~:·:. . ~'~·ra~-ceh 1:j'IJ··•ca . . ...:::~ z..~ Bolflm:"·~~·r'sr,- .~· KIA€-Meet ,· r /""" (Onlyg.smes Kheduled) Tliurldly's Gamoa Springfield o t !Only game scheduled) BoJs' Sizes 14 to 44 Men's Others From Size 6 to 50 TO DRAPE CIIARTER The charier wfl1 be draped for Mrs. Lu1a Ru&seU and Mrs. ;:.:- ~~ ai:oo-= New York Clothing House Council 17, Daughters of "THE SPORTSMINDEDSTQRE" America. Members are urged to bepreaentand to wear while for •-----·PO-M•E•R.;,o.,vin,O,jj,HiiiiiiO;..,_ _ __ . tbe draplnc oerelllO!llea. GOOD I.if �.. ~equest ~= .Denied For.·Extra ·Tllt ' COLUMBUS (l/Pil.,.'!he Allttlr,lfcnedbJNeOoa,.of Obto llfCb SebOOl Alblotlc WTIG, ~ llld ll.vtln AIIOeliiMiil bu ttinod lbumlll Peine, WIOO,' Colambat, na 1f1nn! Gil, a lftPOI'II lofullllaa. Mit lo Ill'. &rold MQw, Upper Ar~IICIOD po&Wtuon eammllllallor of tho OIISM, fAIOtba!J pm1, to be plaJed tor 11C1U11t1nc belp In llllllllndlni tbo baaellt of~ 8tale Unl- IIJCb I pml. . ftnli;. Maiiiion and trr.- ArllnB- Chet Tanrtehill SEO Statistics TEAM Loaon Gallipolis Fedorat.Hoclotno South Pol•t Meigs · Miller Wahoma (Continued from pqe 1) for oounty COIIIDdssl.aner; T. A. uTed" Downie, candidate fer county audlfF, and Jolin C, Bacon, IIIAlppOIIId for miDIIlCII pleas judge. Rankln Ray Flcb•, tulopposed Republican caru:lidote for COIII!ty ......,.., , wu unable to attend. lncumbmt Gordon B. Gray, candldate for judce ol the court of appeals, fourth district, a1ao IPOD briefly. Fulll, in concludlns Ills remarks, expressed appreciation to Mel~• County Engineer 'llleodore Beegle and Rolland O'ablree, COIDity blfhway superlntender>t, for making ' ' : . m.m.wMt:i!iii::'#ii!ltl#!l!iM@NMt!iit?!tM!J!~wwM Liquor Phlyboy 1wt Laughing JYow ·' • • Fees Return S~OAL n'', Mole . ·: \Helen Help Us! ~. 1'1!1-----~--------~-------·----1 By Helen Bottel , , 't I I l ..._0Jd:=""-t~•-'-•lu--• "'" "'" , _ . ~- " - ' ' Frtdlly 11118\'enl ICboola, ""P""'•!Jy two my in bolb Major Aallll B, 8DOple and weea ollbe football ....... 0!111land!ng llol reiml, mlalng Dlllt ~pmtO!I -a Jarllbtoutof 17lriell. Now alter •vin of !l"e<:lictiloosi'JI. MDie CG~~tlnaea to hold a four-lead'!"" tbe Majll'. ~t'a~~~s~th:l•-t?FinUbeSEOAL' ' f News.".. i~ Briefs Jli'lllef ,, In 21 "1\tt' Boys!'""" sense when a girl Ia· g!V~P\ISQ much. Whathavt>l selling herself. That's whell ,evei!!Ol'81"rier cWi1<J to deoorv~ this?" lhepl<.f) buying! -H. 'llje ~. of 111e ~ , 1•_!,)1: r.· ., f !o<_· ,. . .»·· f.llc(&·eotl ,-.~;f , Jt:y 1' - ':•'"' and I don' • ! ~~l~;-~~;:~:..""\ bave 110 ~. Jut week alter for real. Tiley lllllil, lor I blc Devlll. ...~=s~ ; ~ CDIItb1ae to drive roryoufillall)'mademe• flli, but don't take ' IVAC ~ri'R"!!'i'l'IRJIII-·Eiille&IIIOYIIdGierlo ' . Major,;Denomination.s.; and boW well you'll be able lo The first guy 1 dated didn't manage the O.G.sbylhen!- H. get anywhere with me. So I !oat Dear Helen : him. The secorid ~y sot qllltea I have a problem grand· lot, blit not eyeeything. I loOt ~- See. l live wilh her. him too, plus a lot of my selfBOys call. and she always fOspect. 1 figured It was ex''\fe'n 118~ llielwmt oneaks on the other phone. I Cl!ll,- petted, but 1 Siu:e did~. 't enjoy anyreeo•.nl!t...,.:.-hear lhe click. So then I ti'O in tbe> tt: . ' He~ den to tell her I know sill!'a on it, Now I've got ,another guy, and could be made .,d she hears me coming and !Je says petUng II kid stuff. I The . quickly hangs up and lhen acll didn't keep my first by being aiJ btl"t and innocent. As soon as go>Od, or my ~d by being not, I so back, she picks 11 up J~Bafn. qwte good, aild now 1 wooder in re~ J!lble Laal night a boy friend wi!ll what I should do to keep tho catt ovt!' tbe talkin' lo me and I know dath · iltird? - ·EIJENA li"ell she was listen in' cuz he ·' ~ E:lena: , Uked me to meet him at the '·· 'ilowabout;/;lirainovi:rhalll? 1 • &!"""• and afterwards Granc£.· There's something· ·awfully IIIII said, "You can't go oJ( wroog when. a girl tb!llks she '· IOinOITiJw - you'll be wilh ~e/' . must trade her body for the ao.fyelledbaclc, and I guess~u statusofhavinga bo)'fti'lfid$le • · ~ rest.. , , apparenUy doo!sn 't even Uke. Is eve\811! blaa always been bollly your self-esteenuro lmrlhat you - Ccldl Dan Eq'l cntr IIIII)' blct after lllllerlnl two IOUI1d bom· 11'8 s. .' :7 31 TD EP TP G Avt 1A 92 8A 66 63 6l 7 7 7 7 7 13.1 9 0 54 7 10 52 7.7 52 7 7 7,4 7 -.7,4 50 50 7 7 7. I 7.' 13 9 I 12 9 3 9 10 7 7 7 SCORING • 6 7 8 8 12.0 9.4 9.0 9.0 EP TP Avt 66 5 13.2 A6 5 9.2 A2 5 8.0 "·" ..5 6 , ""'.. l ~ "" •· X ' .'13 1\ o ' ··· .Jf- 9' • "36'"'::r 0 TD 10 6 7 4 7 o ' "· ' "" r'~r 4 4 4 4 4 6 0 Southern 7-Btla 30 24 5 5 5 5 5 The Soulhem lltslrlct 7th and 8th gradeo football team defeated M-'•o 7th grade at ~W& Mlddleport Tuesday evening 218. Mitch Neue acored Soutbem'afourTDswiU!iluddy Ervin and Dan Sbafer matins tbe ema polnll Bru<e Wallace ,_ •-~-· __ :~ 8oulbem 11 w....,.._u "'""""· 0 • 'i •9« •• ",l"H ·..•- r.oloo ' ., 60 5.2 day night. 4.8 4.8 1,8 INDIVIDUAL LEADERS RUSI:IING YO C Avo Avg Krebs, lgn. 665 'fl 6.9 12.0 Cul'son,lgn 447 I " u 8.0 Boogs, Meigs <135 93 4.7 357 61 5.9 8.0 Smlfh,lrn 6.0 Valentine, Jkn 350 6ot 5.5 <.0 PASSING ~-0 C·A I YG TD 4.0 Wls 4H3 7 698 6 J.O Spears, lrn 3U7 5 SA2 l 26 .U 3 297 22·41 2 352 .7~ l'r 4 2 .201) 3 5 0 0 · Be Pr~ared, a 'Good:Motto · Wlldcata .,.. ' forllua/ily·Service · Oepentfa/Jilily . •··• ' ;. · , A'h Gl ... 3 53'h Gl :G9 SootH~- ~. ,l..o.f[; I Detroit 101 BonTmoro 103 New York 126 Boston 89 A • ~. ·• ·_ ,•·. .. ""'r...;, ' · ~~::~~~~=r~~ ~~ the way for the ~~.::: Philo Son Francisco 108 Redmen, who miased a aecood- dual IIUJel 99 ==:: apilllt tho rOad, points, woo Sandero, a fresh- before tbe NAJA Dtalrlet 22 man who mty be the surprise of meet Nov. 14. the 1970 NAIA Dlatrict Z2 meet next month. Sandera and Ardnl, a eonsislelll for the Redmon aU 8181011, flnlmod in tbe top ten. with Sanders la1ctng sevenU! and Ardnt lenlh. Other flntshen 101' Rio Grande Included Jack Finch ( 13th), Jim Prater (141h), Terry Wolf (l31h), nm Folger (22ndl, and Ill MUDD place Bnlsh by only eeven Codarvllle CGikp Gil (Onlflomao scheduled) Son Dteg::r::'"J:!":;:' (Onlygame Kheduled) ABA Standinp ocom ly United Proia tntomoftonol East W. L. Pd. GB VIrginia 61.157 ... Floridians 4 2 .667 l'h New York 4 4 .500 2'h Kentucky 4 .4 .500 2'h Plllaburgh 3 5 .375 l'h Caroline 0 6 .0110 5'h Wool W. L Pet. GB Jac~ }laggard (24111). •-Utah 3 0 1.000 The final ICO!'.,. for tbe meet lndlono 7 2 .ne ... Memphis 2 4 .lll 2'h Oakland City, 52 points; Rio Denver 2 l .2M 3 ...... , CUmberland 21 points; Teqs 1 3 .250 2'h X-Gamn llelllnol eolamn llllaod SAWYER PROMOTED on ltt-plla tum. Marine Sgt. John A. Sawy..,, Wednesday's Rtsutt. Kentucky lOA Carolina 102 husband of the fonoer Miss Indiana l13 Memphis 99 Denise Hofftrum of Route I, !Only games scheduled) Letart, W.Va., was promoted to Tftu,...y., Gemn New York at Utah bis present rank while serving !Only game scheduled) at Marine Corps Base, Camp l~~~~~~~~ VAUfY . & SUPPLY 00. Jnl Ave. _...., m-27W L•Jeune, N. C. Hockey Standings . •111 . r':' , . Tbe Rio Gran~ C!>llec• ·~ · • :If.-.-~ Rodmen O'oos-Oillllr}' team . . . . . . ...... ' 11i1b _. ,.._ behind llronl perf"""'"- by ;::A!: . -...~ :::...:!!!:.'~ frelhman X.O Sanden and . .._!tlsth,---~ a ......_, ,_ Ardnt, .... _._...,,_,In l!MIIveJ1111111!1IlttloiiU.._ ....,._-.,.,. .....-u • -, ~ • the Kentucky lnlercolle8late and 110 poln!J .,,..,..._. A1hleltc Conference meet 1aa1 Ace~ lo lliJdrlllll C!ilteb Sa'..~·y Dean .,._....;_. .......-.:.. -- • ' · - · · .... The Redmen, who flniahed wOI lnlvel lo ~. ttr., lasl in the event tut year, Friday, Ocl. :10, ·for 111:' Ca!lre flnl&bed behind undefeated Cp(lej[e In~ mt,t. and Cwnbe••land College and tben villi iflll'flnllon 'lltl; file oecond-place Oakland City Marlllall UnlvenilJ fn. • 3 .500 ... ' 5 500 4 'h 4 .429 'h Son Diego Son Francisco J PorHiftd 3 "• , • • ' ~ .2M 2 1 Cltvollftd 0 I .CliO --·Division W. L Pet. Dolrolt 9 o 1.0110 MllwoukM 4 I .100 Clltcaao .667 Pholnlx 34 2 4 .49 Paclflc DIYillon W. L Pd. LOII\ngoiOI · · 4 •• 4 NHL Standings By United Press lntern~tlon.l E•st New York Toronfo W. L. T. Ph 6 1 113 5 0 1 11 Woat O.icogo St. louis Phllodolphlo Los Angel.. 5 3 2 2 2 w. 3 5 6 6 5 l 2 ' I 0 11 8 5 5 All New Bush Coat 4 L. T. Ph 5 2 2 12 4 2 l 11 4 3 1 9 o 8 Calllarnfa 0 7 2 Wldnoldlrs Roautt. Tor onto 6 Montreol 2 New York 4 Detroit 1 Ml"""""e 2 Chlc:ago 1 .PI"-"'.••.s Loo ..... • ......, ... _...,,. , llllfl ...,.. 3 2 4 ~~"e~~ 2 ~ ~ ; ~ sti~'~1~':~~ 1 !,11 Tftundly's Gamet Boslon ot DoiTott Los Angelos at Philadelphia (Only gamea scheduled) AHL Sfindl..a ly United Proal loternoftonol Eoat W. L. T. Pis Monll"eal 4 4 1 9 Providence 4 3 o 1 S,rl,'!!llld 4 3 0 8 1 6 0 2 Que..-. WHI Bolllmore Hershor. RochOir W. L. T. Ph 6 1 o 12 3 4 1 7 3306 3 <t 0 6 3 Clevelarid 2 W-y'1R01ulb Herliley 1 Clevolond I 9 0 TWP. f - Bobeata ljtotlld 1111 week. ' . !6 - 2 : 2 2 2 I Bullolo TRI-VAL.LEYSCORING PUNTING PLAYER TD EP TP G Avg (tier Morel Randy Smith, Warren Local ~ 6 30 2 15.0 YG NO. Avg. Joo Mitchem, Warr.., Local 4 4 28 2 u.o Onder a, Jkn 672 18 37.3 Roger Wllllema, Belpre • 3 o 11 2 9.0 GrHn, Ath 539 15 35.9 CllorlaoSprlnger, Fed.-Hocklng 4 o 24 3 1·0 Werry, Molgs ..0 ll 35.4 Chuck R!ll>tnoon, Fed.-Hocking 2 9 2A 3 x- .o Mundy, Lgn All 14 34.5 Greg Schild, Warren Local 2 2 u 2 7.0 Burnell, Glps 661 20 33. I Rlftdy Honaker, Fed.- Hocking 2 o 12 3 4.0 RECEIVING Slavt Adams, Belpre 1 2 8 2 4.0 No. YO TD ·Donny Roy,.,lds, Warren Local o 4 7 2 x-3.5 Welch, Wav, 18 218 I Nl,.ployerslledfor lOth wltll 1-Uin twogam01. Payne, lrn 15 226 I MorNn, Win 13 122 2 X + lncludos a field goo I Jarvis, Win 11 191 1 TEAM 5T \TISTICS 10 230 I FIRST DOWNS,. PASSING Sol taman, Win Buckley, Jkn 10 134 0 . TEAM 0 T Avg vP 1Avg C.A I TO Tom, Athens 10 93 2 KOIIETURNS ~'m;:.ll l~~ ~ :~:: ~!:: ~ YG No. TD Ironton 5 G 10.4 78 15.6 34-61 6 3 S.lh:man, Win 306 15 0 JlckiOI'I 5 5I 11.6 70 14.0 17-33 1 0 Volentine, Jkn 2A3 t3 0 200 II 0 t.ogtn IS 7t 15.6 A9 1G.2 U 23-., Molga' ~ 14.4 51 :III-A9 42 45 w.itch, Wav, Webb, Wev. 142 8 0 waverly s 50 10.0 51 · 11.6 39-105 12 ~ Chemplln, Alii. 113 7 0 wotllton s n u.4 67 1u ss-101 8 6 PUNT RETURNS YG No. TD • ' liUIMiiiO I'ASJINO TTL OFF TTL DEF Grote, Molg$ 129 10 I TIAM YO AYI YO A¥1 YO Avg YG Avl 93 7 1 Athene , q4 tA.B :IA2 61.4 116 163.2 1330 266.0 Krebs, t.gn Champlin. Ath 6l 3 0 <UIIIpoll'o: . 911 197.1 191 39.6. 1111 237.4 970 194.0 57 4 0 tronl'"' ' 910,111.0 , SAl 101.2 IQI ~.2 1260 252.0 Welch, Wov. 30 3 0 Stewart, Wln Ja.ckon!Oii 996· 1".2.6 201 o10• 2 1197 '239.4 1557 311.4 INTERCEPTION RETURNS 1111 ~ Lag ~ 13 1 lojiT 297.4 11192 218.4 Nt. YG 1'D N\tlpa 921 1_,.0 • tU "· 1391 278'~ 86A 172.8 w-ty 3114 71.2 570 n,c.o 956 191.2 1G4 286.8 a " n 3 56 0 Wellllon 626124.2 f1217U ·,Ufl 299.6 IAIII296.0 3 65 0 2 AO 0 2 72 0 - CnciMatl Attant• .m ... 5 .357 3\AI " 3 Detroit Grade Win• 28-6 Werry, Meigs 20-67 4 ill : :: 7 2 • 2 Vancouver -= · ~ fg. . ·Racine ' Soulbem'lrillpioyEatternat at 7:30 p. m. on Salur- 2 26 o 24 o 24 Now York Phll114otphle lwton llutflllo Boston Monll"eol Se"'"'· "' THE WAR\ING GAME I keep telling myself 1 don't Dear Helen: hate her but I can't keep on My girl friend hU an older lying. Wbat can 1 da? llrotber and be usually brines GUARDIAN • BUGGED Ills frieDda home, 10 we often Dear G.B.: 1alt together, along wiU! hb . You can both stop playing lllotber · · roles and see each other aa Bla mo tber, doean 'I think people you might even llke to much o1 tbe type of girls they know If you weren'loluck wiU! date. But they say U!at aa aoon uvlrii together. u they're flnlabad ''fooling ''Gramma" Ia ao busy being around" lbey'lhtartlooldng for the fearful (and somewhat "Sood" girls. (Uke WI·) reluctant) guardian U!al she · If tbeae two nice II1!JI-they ·can't recognize you u an .-.nil dopers or hippie typea - average teen. Which mates you lhlnk·lhia way, then I gueu a lot 10 resentful you don't see her u of ·~·do too, and where does a worried woman, who may be lbal leave us girls wllh hlgll aware that she Ia doing badly llandlnla? Do we have to watt but afraid she II too old to ~ ,' (Continued !rom page I) around until we're 17 or II, change. w11en the 811Y• settle down-at Perbapsshe'dsnoop and boss ...,unded. n wu IJ(Ii U!lrd 1inmt weekly tdl ollhe year apd u. ICe!l It cr a!? - WAp'ING less if you'd share a lillie more mllltary IIOUI'CO aald tbe lui four - b have brougbt tbe lowell IMPATIENTLY AT · AGE Ia of your Ufe wtU! her, 01· combat death ron for a Z&<lay period 11nc:e Sept. 5-0ct. 2, '1111111, Dear 15: _ changing compUinents and 1lheD 91 ADleriCIIII dted. ·While you're Walling, why nol Ollpi"OS$Ing &(Jill'eclatloo (even 'lbe toll~ to O,tlllllbe n!Diber of Amerlcllnl killed In tbe aeltle for nice 811YS nearer your 11 you don't exactly feel tt). warllnceJan.l; IllS!. U.S. mllltary !IOUI'celllllid :!II Gil dledtrOm ~Ce?(ThoseolderfellaasiiUaee Anyway, It's worlh a lry. IIOI'CO!IIbat CIUIOIIaal week to bring the total of aucb fatalllk!a Ill you u tldi!IJier types.) What have you got to loee, 8,710. You'll lie lll!l'prised what a IDijeu ydil enjoy feuding?- H. dJHerence a year will make - 1Jear Helen: ~.~ !'O!"es on wtlh II' ISA 1 A3 MOVC SCORING IFINALl PLAYER . TD EP TP G Pole Klenor, Miller 5 6 36 3 Byron Guinther, Glolltler • 0 24 3 Rich Eberts. Miller 4 0 24 3 Olrs Hudnell, Alexander 2 0 12 2 Terry Everelta. Glouster 2 0 12 3 John Hinkle, Miller 2 0 12 3 Mike Morckle, Miller 2 0 12 l Bill lsoaa, Alexander 1 0 6 2 Glenn Lawson, Alexander l o 6 2 LO GrMn, Ath DenniS Eichinger, Eastern 1 0 6 2 3J Smith, Lgn ''tile 111111 - - the eallllllllllle • • are the ..,. ""'.., ..... bot . . . . bea>tly,"lle Ald. • 0,... . PLAYER-TEAM Rick Krebs, Log111 Dennis~,Meigs Dan Murp , Jackson .KetS&I ~ nc;. a,'/. ""':~...will · .bo!10 0., 1 9f~ ... t &.Jfi_P,all·t ~oli i '! I J:! I' •) Ttny lltt,m•,.f111olal , I·•· ....' Ktli V•t0ril1~; Jae~n"' - .. Dan welch. Waverly Hal SJ1011rs, Ironton Dan Settlos, Wellston Bob Smith, Ironton II sliD aader a doctor'• care •. ''Sbe baa reeetved allllloroulelepl!ooe c:aiJs fnm people ue o111<eae IIDP,UJe," l8ld MuvJn Lewll, ber ai- . ' TEAM . Dennis Donnla Boggs, Meigs Rid< Krebs, logon Oris Hudnell, Alexander Dan Murphy, Jackson Pole Klener,Mlller Randy Honakor, Federal-Hocking Ken Culbertson, L.ogan Joe Merlin, Wellston Pete RusMII, Alexander Ken Valentine, Jac:kson !GnleJ. I I 6 ,.. OVERALL SCORING SAN ntANCISCO (UPI) - Mn. Den""r Hau daen~ ..,. Playboy .. flllmy. Mn. Baeo, a widow ln ber •• ffled a $1 mfllJon Superior Court damage nil agabuol tbe magulne Wedneoday. Tbe 11111 slemt from a ....,DI article lnleuded u a &JMIOf of the IIDderground preao. II pabUobed a "claulfled" ad -baald: "Adven&urolll, virile male, !9, curreatly In traetlea, wtUea 1a meel ollnlcllve, bnaglnallve, IP'OO'Y tllrl wt111 llfi"OMIIe uperlflaee." 0 700104 50 ' 2112 l: Meigs GOP Rally ' 7 W L T,!_ OP 520192 ~ 520167 92 4 3 2 2 . , 86 JaCkson 430164 1 Gloualor 430130 ~ Eoatern 430108 93 Mey... lAid. Alexander 340173 1): "Bill I dld point ou1 If MuCoal Grove 340124 lGA ll1loo II' AriJD81GII wanled lo lronttr1 340137 Athens 3 4 0 .. 137 cancel OliO of tbe I'<!IDIIlning Wellston 250130 173 gomeo 011 1helr ldledulu they Point Pleo"""t 270100 could play tbe game," Meyer Southorn 1 ~ 0 A2 VInton County 16042 198 cmtlnaed. Nelsonville- York I 6 0 26 255 To c1!ange tbe OIISAA consttWaverly 0 7 0 52 205 lutlon, a refertiiWIII ol the . . SEOAL STANDINGS -tlon'o membenblp Dlllll TEAM W L T P OP be held, but even lhtll the oew Loaan 5 0 0 IAA Golllpotts 5 0 0 80 ~ rules don' 1111 Into elfect lllllil Meigs 3 2 0 IU 36 OliO oemeot... after ~·· lronlon 2 3 0 87 12 Maulllon Cooch Bob ComJackson 2 3 0 78 1 ~ mingo Bllld be would welcome a Athens 2 3 0 36 Wellston I 4 0 96 1s1 same agatnlll ArllngtO!I but Wav&rly 0 5 0 52 1AI admitted that [IIUIIIIOclo lor sueb a game appeared dead, TAl-VALLEY STANDINGS TEAM W L T P o p Including the C8IICeOlng of one Federal-Hocking 2 0 I 8A 12 ol U!e Tigers Bnal U..ee games. Warren Local 2 0 0 't05 0 "We Ct!'lalnly would like 1o Belpre 1 0 I 52 ~ bave done thai, but it would be Ntlsonvllle- York 1 3 0 26 1 VInton County 0 3 0 8 "' imJ)OIIIIie rw uato cancel EY of ours-." Commlnp laid. MOVC STANDINGS(FINALI OP "We bave contracts 1llgned Ed TEAM W L T P Miller 3 0 0 98 30 l1n> of our Jut tbree gameo 11'8 Glouster· '2 ' 0 A6 37 11a1not leage Ieima (AII·Amer· Alexander 0 2 0 24 ; lean Conference). Eastem 0 2 0 6 DISCUS (WHAT EU!ET) POLITICS - Doll Goddard, llepubllcan stale repmen1atlve frclll Wublngton·Ollllty, Clll1er, talb ov'"' the po!Jtlcal.-.,ture for U!e upcoming elediDn wllh Ralpb Welttr, state reprelll!lllatlve !rom Meigs ColUity ,lelt,ond Leslle F. Fultz, Melp Co!llly Republican Eiecutlve Commltlee Olalnnan. Goddard wu keyaole apeak.., at RepubllciJI Rai4' in Meigs Cbunty Weme.day nlgllt. ' OVERALL STANDINGS 1m are IJolb ........_ tJnush 1evt11 s-and rank 14111 tbe ll1'l Board ol Coacllel' 0.. AAA ntblp. Mo,ll' aid r-lq lbal tbe dlancel Ill' 111Cb a pme .:e "DOt fti'J good," and 4pJied rnm tbe ...ctat~on'• COIII!Illution' wbk:b aald: "No ldlool Dll ploy IIIDrt 11111110 luolball . - 0!1 Dine - a n d .... Jl'fJvleW." .U....Lellor lleyS' aald he bad already ........... tbe letter, wbldl be reeeiftd '1'11Mda7. "IIIIrrqjypolnlr.d out lbal IIIlo ,... a rule and neltber IIIia offtee 1101" tbe Board of Caalrvl had the rlgbt to set arlde EY rulea of the constitution," ~Rio !frittne~"t"'t-•t:•." .. ~:;;~:·:. . ~'~·ra~-ceh 1:j'IJ··•ca . . ...:::~ z..~ Bolflm:"·~~·r'sr,- .~· KIA€-Meet ,· r /""" (Onlyg.smes Kheduled) Tliurldly's Gamoa Springfield o t !Only game scheduled) BoJs' Sizes 14 to 44 Men's Others From Size 6 to 50 TO DRAPE CIIARTER The charier wfl1 be draped for Mrs. Lu1a Ru&seU and Mrs. ;:.:- ~~ ai:oo-= New York Clothing House Council 17, Daughters of "THE SPORTSMINDEDSTQRE" America. Members are urged to bepreaentand to wear while for •-----·PO-M•E•R.;,o.,vin,O,jj,HiiiiiiO;..,_ _ __ . tbe draplnc oerelllO!llea. GOOD I.if �. .. ' . by-.Bud-Grant, JLiJ.&ebat;~er Is He~ In Win "" 'li. ! > -, • ~ ,f!l, 7'13,..... ;.rs r~::~i ' .,.· 1 ,. 'I '' ~1 I •, '\ :·'J "'I ' • R 111 • thr--• o• •. . ___ .... off""!, = ..T_·"' · JeweiiJ Store • ~tonover,~::u ••sons- Memn Ia • •• lJror~~~ 1~1~3:·~99:~/Jed~::·:URI:~.:::::::::::::::: .. (; I' 5.00 JN .PROGRESS "'"'""'''----ftc "c ..,J.""''"· One Rldl---------. 15 I II ' " ' / '4 Rocb Nalio Arelllbald lted 21 • poilU u the llll7ala pu& - tod!JoJ atiact. with rr 11iH!U 1!14 Liiule n~ emlrllii1lltl 25. Lie'*' ~· !lith :Ill bat . Don Seallle,by CINCINNATI .(UPI) - The Smllb withw, 211 -led polnllllld ~ boaon wlth~-I!~.. W"ua Second Tilt Roya& ClnclnnaU alter of lollng their lint Royal.a. five gamoa tile aeaaon, now bave two wlnl14 their credit. The latest wu Wtwlnepley u ....... men Ia dottie ~~pre~. t l ' ) A medicine chest that's a jumble of old ~nee and orher health supplie• can '· be a dlliiger imtead of a help. Clean up aad clear out now, thea stock up with.us. 0: OPEN DAI 8:00AM-to IO:OCf.PN . Sunday IO:loAM ' ' t~ 12:30 PM and . .... 1 r ~- fl' II' I r~~. : . ' i " 5:00to9:00PM · W.yne Swisheri Harold Lohse and Kenneth McCullough are your !rlendiy pharmaGists at Swisher lllld LOhse R'ex•ll Drugs. They !lave low prescription prices '"d prompt service and discount drug prices ~fa. .' ' FOR .LO.w·.· lamy wlllllt. Jl1ynnWl1bna llobW1on, who lli8Ded Wdlelllay w1111 the Royals II· tlr I three and 1 half ftlt holdout, did not play, . Franciaco 111·lll8, and Clncinna· U whipped SeaiUe 13!·111. Ne'lr York broke open ita hatUt with Booton early by '""""'•• tile Cei~ou--""' In tbe llrat quarter. -'lbo'33-17 Knicb placed -en men 1n double ,., .. () :..· . VENtED . ' GAS HEATERS ' flgurea. Bob LOve acored 28 polntl, hall Of lhem In lhe tldrd quarter, in helping Chklago down l'lloenb. Olot Wa!Ur IDd Bob Wela added 11 ·and • polntl 14 the 1111111', atlltck. CC1mle Hawklna paced l'lloenfx with 26. 11111y Cnnniugiiim lparbd 1 fourth quarter r.ny ~~ enabled Pbllatlelpbla to btMt · Slln Frandaco. . Cunnli!&bliD tallied tO of hla 17 poiQ(I In t1ii WID, Mra. Clarence Murray, Mn. Harry WJDiAplson, vice . Mn. JIIDW Tllua llllj.. Mra. prelident; Mrs. Harvty James Nlcholloa will a1rve 11 Erlewlne; aecretary; and Mrs. inlllrUelora for Chrl.atmas · Nelloa, lreiiiUI'W. Mra. car. ..,........ Mn. 'lllnn 11111 Mrs. geilter used a table centered aci;ril!elcl .~RuUendGIMen Murr.,Y will ~ care Of tho with a &oral arrencement and Qub bi N • 1oc1c1 and the flowera for tbe colored tapa In ber cenmt~~y. Plana 'far both 'ewntll were A'tf contri1Ju110i1 WU The .llpjn were ~ by ,.se at a mee11ne Ill .club made to the bolljilal CJriatm8l the ofllcera - red by tbe il)embera 11on<1ay nlabht the ~- ~will eoillllt proaldent oymbollzlna boale of Mra. VIetor Nelson. Of 1em111 ~ 'cake and a lloiDinatlw;. pink by the vice \ The ~ llhow will be drink with Mre. 'Nicholloa to prelildent_ representing illged II tile bmle oiMra. C. 0. handle dlabeUc ~ leaderahlp, btJI 1ee1 dtmlnent Qwt:lnan 1111 Nov. 11 with A npor1 ori 8 trtp to the than the gresldent; blue by the •lati1mw Forecut" as the AtheDII Good lllck Cub 1 tbe aecretary for trulh and aclfHiDe Mrs Robert Csiladay Ia u--'th n-•"' a ._ cur~ and 1-n- by the ., • · """' ""'~ was"'""" •1 _, ~" llii lbow cbllnnan and an· Mra. Snowden and Mrs. lreaaurer IIJI!Ibollc of the gold ll!lliDCed that the Friendly Canaday They llfeda she handles - from a green lilrdenera have been Invited 10 and b.iba lor the annual eanc11e repr enllns the club. partlclpil;e. Mra. Fred Blaell· COWl fair Mrs. Snowden praented uch 1y emtact chairman Mrstry · CUpen of tbe gall officer with a gift and Mrs :);.~JGI!nllieae, RegiDil l j Jlutlalii~ G':..nera carpenter with 1 ~ Oowe~ 4ied..-,11111 be pee~~. · inatlllled the otlcera for the ccntalner for her role 1n the ' At the Mental Hea111J Cilnter l97o!n ar lnat•ll"" were inatallallon ceremony. Mrs. ~-;' _lffa.,h!ll,... ···. 11;.;;.. · ·";'if"-- ,~ ~,:1!1!1'~.- ~;!Ill' another junllir club may be organized at Chester and urged all clubs to consider 8jiiHlSOiing ooe. Mra. Bolin staled lllat much enjoyment can be bad by the adult cl~bs from wortlnc with " - JI!UJiier clubs. Mrs. Blae\lllar asked lilaI all Garden Tlierapy cbslnnen of the clubS aubllllt report~ to Mrs. DavldU. Nease, county lllt!rapy chalnnan. Mrs. Reid Younc, county llliWer lhow_ chairman remlndedclubslllatthecounty uoocialilll owns roll8 of green ~·led gaper, which may be · Uled u bacJI&round for Dower shows as weD as waD board · on standards for background uae. The club gresidenta and club representauv.. held a lh<rl meeting and selected Mrs. Harold Wolfe of the Rutland Friendly Gardeners, Mrs. Paul Baer ol the Chester Garden Club and Mrs. Harry Moore of the Middleport Amateur Club aa a nominating committee to ..lect a new Me1gs County contact chairman to be voled upon at the aprtnc meeUng of theMeli!JCountyGardenCiubs. Mrs. Robert Kuhn of The Bend 0' the River Club Uled thoughla of gardens from Geneol.a and Mattllew 6, the .annual ChrlsW.~ ~al Chapter 21-30 veraea and a stufflnc bee will be bold poem as devollons, cloilng with Tbul'sday, Novembe• $ "October Symphony". She beg1nnJns at 9 a.m. af the commented how lltUe one Middleport Fl,.t Baptlat thinks Of thiDga of btauty In · Clwrch and lnvtled the j)OW)ty natUre arllliDd tllem, unW they clubs 1o help with tile pr9)ec\. are ._..., away from il She llfrl. Roy Snowden IIIIIOWIIled refaled a requeot !r_OO> bet son lllat the Rutlan!l ·o .rden Club "'7Yin& in tile lll'IMd forces In willaponaor a ~tmu flow.er V~et . Nam fer pictures of tile show, "Cbrlatmu Foreeul," a lreelulhey appear now In the home' glacemeut ,._ at the beautiful fell colors In aoutber,n home of Mra. c. o. Cllal"""', OhiO. r SalemSI.,Ru!IUti,911Monda)', Mrs. WU114m · Willford, an Nov. 16 .open to tile public for e~pl. oyee of Decor . Corp., Ylewlng 2 to& p.m. Parllclpanta Mid&e»orr, extended an In· will be lhe host club and tbe vi~~~~~ to tile aeveral county Rulland Friendly Gardeners. elulia to achoillile worllaiMlps Mrs. Biaellllar, moat en· there, •olin& that the firm has thusluUc about Dower ahon many varieUea of germanenl I(>Cll180red by the lndiYidual flowers, dried materials, clube of Melp County, asted candles, tape, oasis, ete. She that m...e Jli!I'I'!D8 altelld them staled that there l.a no chart!• 1o see the w1111detlul wort belns for tbe workshoga, that club done In tbe creaUvo arUIUc members uae lillY !"''terlala dosigna. Two Melga County tbey wish to wort With. Alter Garden unila, the Rutland compleWon, they may purchase Friendly Gardeners, and the their creaUIIIS, If they wish to. Melga County Garden Clubs Anyclubdeslringtoached.ulea Aasocia!lon, wlll receive meeUng there should conlact awards at lbe Region 11 the finn for an appointment. meeting Thursday lor Dower Mrs. Homor Parter, llhowapreeenleddurlnctllepost executive secretary ol the Meigs County Tubereulooll and Health Assn., an•ounced lhet The Merry Gardenera Jr. did, and they' were JWIIIed'" a Garden Club, ....,..red by the flolrer show by the advlaor. FriendlyGerdenera,hada buoy 1tB a civic project the club 111B-70 garden club year ac· cleaned, pruned and sprayed a THURSDAY cording to Mrs. Joe Bolin, rooe garden at the Meigs County HOMECOMING DANCE advisor. lnllnnary. They planled eight Thu..day, 10 to midnight at The Merry Gardenera held new rooe buohes wblch were Racine Junior High School :elr~y~g~~= ~~led=of~~ sponsored by band boosters; ••-. mllllic by "The Wlllie8." Adm. IDid planned the club pi'OirBIII, denere. They aiao donated 75 centa. for the year. Regina Harrison fertilizer and peat mou for the POMEROY WCTU, 2 pm. wu named president; Teresa rooe garden. Thuraday at Pomeroy United Brown, vice gresldmt; Brenda At ead! meeting the glrl.a Methodlll Church. Bolin, secretary ; . Sherrie answered roll call DOrtelninc to IIEATII UNI'I'E:D Methodist Turner, treasurer, Judith gardening subjecla. llevolklils Church llallo..., party 7, 30 Snowden, telephone, and were given and a paper and coat ffalr Each Rosemary Snowden, news demOIIalraUoil ..,... presented t~~ .. takumthe elra ·don·•· reporter. Advisors were Mrs. by various club members. ....wyw e own ~ - AnniE TurnerandMrl Bolin Beverages will be provided. The y.ear's - ...~ he..; Besides the flower show held SYRACUSE PI' Hall ,.. ... the . . A oween included plant propagation, at one of !belt meetings, Y carruval, 7.30 p.m. Thuraday at planting mediums, annual.a, .mlblted m the Melga County elementary school. Prtz.es for perennlale, r...., cmtalners Christmas Flower Show, costumes. and Dower 111'81l8in8- The girla "Christmas Memory Lane," FRIDAY each had an annual Dower and the Iiutland Frle?.~ MIDDlEPORT W.C.T.U. garden and each had aome Gardenera flower shoW, .. flidu.,7:~e.:!!!.-; ~.pf~!IJ gerenntala .tn••thelr , garden: Y<>Ul\•llouae W!"'J1owaa..· At ' . .. . ~. D!IMa B)oer for Iris Payne, ' Do~tia Sl.ewort lor EdWina Scott, Ca~ol MeCullqh for. MArtha McPhail and Te:canna wlnte lor Lynn Kltc!Jen. .Mrs. McCullouch, social chairmen, announced plana lor. a theater party In,November. A program on jewelry was .......led by ~ Nardel ~-Mr• . ay.-witll Mrs. John ,Olllln&«c«.-;~,llecky ~ t,- ~ Fll!l&ir, ~rawaenn as the guest ~it ~tbapll!#t~ ·Jor Carol 1pe•kl!r. S1ie 1Jrlde ..,.t will ..,-t the Nov 16 radio program and Mra · a.arlea Foley will provlde.lhe next column for Green Thllilb Notea. Nine ben lndl ted lllat mem . ca they will atUnd the Regioll II meeting beina held at Marietta today. ovnn11JIIcatklill wri read from Mrs John Roe8e ...,111181 dlre<t.o~. gertalnlng ~ .... a recent meellng Of tbe club = n::,..~llended~: theprl\lllepoltourln&lhe Roy LjoM amn~en ganlen. ' ~. ilnda ~· for Doilna Stump served l)ifrelhments. Mn. M.lnrlce 'n1omp1on was wei""'D"d Into membenllip Ill lbe , club. Mra. Harry WJDIMMlD had chlqe of the procrtuli lind readlnc arilclea were ' Mn. Robert cina4ay ' ·~ Waldlll Grow,': lild to Ilion 'l'8lder 1Ju1be for Wlntao": and Mra. C.lea "A JU1b DIIIIIIY·" by Mrfl. Harvey the 1matln& hoalea were 011lltled Included llld 11 p.m. at former Pomeroy One meetJnc a flower Junior IIISh School with Jays arranging worklhop wu held emceeing. and each girl was given a MONDAY cootaln• by Mrs. Bolin, who then demonstraled the type of POMEROY Garden Club, arran--t 14 be put in tbe Monday afl«nooo home of Mr J 0 Roedel' with Mr different tygea. The girls were ~ -~ J ~- encouraged to· practice Dower M ~ 14• ~Ia 1 1n1i arranging at home and llroucht em rs Y or 8. an arrancement they had made cootalners and take materials to tbe next meeting wiiich they to make arrangements. ' a··-· swonMoBILE Monday, l'ooleroy Elementary 1 to 6 the f!ltrance to the sbow. The tree was donated by a Bulland Friendly Gardener member. At the Friendly Gardeners flower show they bad a special uhiblt of terrariums and ell educallllllal poatera ., "" member. CurrenUy they are planning to make dried arrllllCOJilOills and corn husk roses for winter enjoyment. "" ladl'es EnJ·oy Potluck Supper p.m. . SALEM CENTER PTA REEDSVIU.E - Riverview MMday, 7:30p.m. All parenla GanJen Club members enjoyed tr~ecl14altelld. apolluctsupperatStewartHall , TUESDAY 1'1\uraday evening preceding a OOUP DINNER, gift table short buslneSB session con· Pomeroy United Methodist dueled by the president, Mrs. Ct.Kcll 'nieaday. Sandwiches, Ernest ~ltehead. pie and coffee will also be Mrs. carl Buckley gave the aerved. Soup by the quart 75 devotions, reading a few verses ctllla. ~ begina at 11 a.m. from the book of St. John, and ELECTION DAY dinner two poems, "Fallh," and Tueada7, Racine American "Flower Bulb". Plans were Lagkla HaD. Soup, aanclwlcheJ, made to make favors for the pie and llllffee. Serving begins gaUenla at the Elmwood Rest at 11:10 a.m. Home for Thanksgiving. Mra. • Clermont Harris and Mrs. VISIT AT I CAVES Hennan Grosanlckle are to plan to 1'011 Mr· IIIII Mrl. Norman E· and aecure lbe material for the lfllder llyaeiJ and children, Pomeroy' project. . . Route 2, were Salur4eY vjaitors Members are to bring al ~ Cave•.·Old Man's Cave Chris1mas 8lfta for the Athens .and tbe l'llmpkiD FuUval .at Mental Heallb Center potleii"i: ~levWe. A community Chrl.atmas tree .. . . . . . . . . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. . was discussed. MemiM!rs are to Osborne,llfrl. Clermont Harris, Mrs. Cori.Buckley, Mrl. Donald Putnam, Mrs. Ernest Whitehead, Ml's- Gene Wllaon, llfrl. R. E. Williams, Mrs. Frank Bise, Mrs. Herman Groaanickle, Mrs. Lyle Baldereon and a guest, Marit · Grossnickle. A game waa COilducled by Mrs.Bl.aewithMra.Oibon)ethe winner. The Platona, pi&8d 14 fl1illb amonc the NBA'I aJIO.nDs. lind ~ .. the leque'l only remalniJil Ullbeaten team .~~~· potting their ninlb !riUIDI!h by ·~ the BaiUmore Bulletl 1-.11111. 1 Elsewhere In tile NllA, New York walloped Booton 1»11, Chicago dOWiied Pboeilil II" llnallltriod. Jef( Jlullhia had ii 100, PhllldeipNa edged Slln polntli for the Wll'l'fora. 3·ROOMS us ser,ve you for 1!11 your prewlptlon and drug M.tJds. OF AIL .NEW. ' FUR811U.E . '595·· COffVENIEIITtEIIMS ,\WA.,. .-.._. ~ lf.llliii'J GU~~enen. WEAR SHIRT. .. • fiN ISHING . · SAME DAY SERVICE In At f.-Out Ats Uu'Our Frt1 ·- lnl Lll , R..a.:--•s a.._· UIIBAUII 2M.E. zndi,..,_ l.lllllll!lllll!lllll!lllll!lllll!lllll!llll Birtn AnnounCIICI for YOU ,, • HOME IMPROVEMENT • TRAVELERS CHECKS · LOANS • MORTGAGE LOANS • CHECKING ACCOUNTS-.· ~·~lf i\CLUBS • BANK·BY-MAiL • COMMERCIAL LOANS • AUTO LOANS • PERSONAL LOANS • EDUCATION LOANS All financial needs under one roof The Farmers Bank and Savings Co. POMEROY, 0. Member Federal Reserve System On Fridays Our Drive-In Window Is Open 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., (Con· ---~ ·--''- ~ ~~( -"'\ > • ~~[1:-,~ ,_ ,, \.)\ I • ' for Put 11 Ye.m" Dannie Cant PRI,CJS .-It'• ' ''. •••n• ' Mot:e?? f' I tinuously_). / lieu h'• 1e not the' ~e~t.... tt. •ut•.u \" ' " , , .; . IUt tJ1e l'llllf Ws the lelf. 1 ' ... l • SAVINGS ACCOUNTS • SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES WHO~;E-:ALE i i, ' services ·~hioi ~rgest If ~ny ~One ea... I 'I Designing to tbe November meeting, prollta from which. will help with tile Community Tree. Tbe Movemller meeting will be ~t the home of Mn. tlon!tJd Olbome. ~ben allendlng / tile IUIIIIII' 'were Mrs. Ronald . Mra. ~ld YOUIII ,., ~ of tha hJtl1l7 • ctlllllu1 QajalnW libolr ~ l(n. Frod Wll"a 11 '" of ~ Rulland alxM. The "Chrltii!W If~ lAne" ohow aleo 1 ·•e4 a atilt award ..,-ted at die • otale eanvt~~Uoo of the '*1!1 Alooclalloo of GailloD aub(~ Alh,Jand ~·Alii· li•IJ. \'til; award wu IIIX""ted by .* .'; JohnRoe8e,Rqioullllil*tilr. ' briJ!I their houaewarea orden 'f wven days a week. Let year, "Ch!W~ lAne," by ..,. ~ -~• and !be "8Dl)j!itf ,Willa lllt111un" ... .b, lhe "~.JS Bankers are architects, too Jr. Club in Busy Year Social Calendar •J!ow ' FLOOR-HEAfi'NG ,;· Cavalier'S Lose Another By 8'RI CAllEN UPIIiparll Wlller The Cleveland Cavallen and Detroit Plaklila are hoadlnc In llppolliledlrecU~~~a-<~ulckly. Tbe · · • - Cavallero, •IW -.--~· looking for tbeir llrsl victory In NaUonalllukelball Aaaocl· a on, iUffered lhelr eighth lou Wedneaday night, dropplnc a tiNt dedallll to the San Dlqo ' :J=:;;;;::::::::;::;:;;;= w'oi M·aj·or Ev.e~t·s· .Set - · -- -- . 1111 .allfera fer pledgea were ,.,.U.ted'I'Ueadaynightbytbe Ohio Eta .Phi Chapter ol Beta Sigma, Phi Sorcrlty meeting In tile eo!tlmbua and Southern . . Ohio ~lrlc eo, office. Appointed . were Vitti IJiiJickrier rne~Db~t, for •Pbylll.a Jl,eiUle.~ 1 .PiedS•; ,Silreh Bechtle for ~lolte To)lllklil ~ Slrlll·llir JAn.!t......;!. Ccleen ,, Clrulina's Bob vercJ took , Mra: AbGmeplpliient CJ1r1a1mu Gm!ef • illd I' bolldly tb~p 1 prosram at the iklirtheasttrn Ohio Mental a,alth . Ceiila' will biaNIIIIK · -~, . ,........ IIIIi ·· • . ,'ee~~Oi;si;:~'~·J01~a·. :·;=:::!=:=: ':=cfi~~;.-8to :~-:~-:-!'fa: = :a!t:.t1' .8 "'' . . um- ~ ·v • ' ,.-led DIUS SIIOP ' . .... ,/ . meeting. c"'""'"'' 2 • Ibn down.-.. ,4c Sconng . R ace ' ·~ry k Sllllli'dQ' arid', ~' :£:.:~~~~ Ia•~ ean,loat!olldlbofeliii)OO!Itwof 1 ~=~:~~the~ N111'1. ;,Ill the MdP. Lodi ' , d •·.jbey jlhoqle1 lrGm llqlo.n II at lbo Flnt Baptl.at ' a11.tHlp Sd)IIOI oafoterl.a, the 21 ·~ In the· arilltlc CINreh Edueailllllalllull!liDnt 1 lllftlt,· u 'Q1o 111>oW ,ut be ~ !D tile dlvl.alon.' Bite urged .0 Pniel1 the e«ner Of.l'lllman and 4lb_ y~ publldpr 'rlewlnc aild ~ club membeti' to make enll'lo!l Sti.ID Martella, Thunday! Oct. ei int: nlay allit, ilaool!tini Dlvilklil · ~ ....-al Of )be c1asaes ·lo ~. She utended her Tueaday JI.Bectlon 1 91 ..t~~Uc ~. uaure a blccer and ktlar conptulaUm~ to the · Melga lht i'tiille.roy 'wldclt . . Ia ....... til\~ . · Club llhoW" · . County Garden Clubs· for tile ScJioo!. frhe. ahOif membef11 !lll!f. Mrs. YOWI8 . . any of the many awardllhey wiiii'Qive br the Melga Mra. Young .ind llfrl. BoUn cwnty clubl IDlY !>ave l!llts at lhla event Mrs. Roe8e held a Garde!~ .-'Club have named • lbe (ollowin• table'! •I the lbo!J.. . sale of numeroua O.A.(l.C. ' c...,.mua.·~n : ached"te, 'ltwu decided -lllat rtfJ;e1b- pubUeatlons Including ttie '" . Fred Blae~, Melga Mrs. Paul 1111•1 . - . . Mra., mentl would bl.f!aml.ahed 11r all Gal'don Club Handboolr, ·the . Cqanly eo"'-cl ebalrmlli, lloberi Lewis: Pll!»Hclty~ W.1 •' ~OiuntyG;i'deDClubii_for " Eihlhito.. and Judge~ Handwlkomed the fi \¥.i membei-1 Homer Pilr-er: Hosplt.lil¥, •le ~ the Slturdly por. book, Gar4onlnC ~ IIIII ~Ji!tndlnc ~. to PI the Melli ~·Gerald ~Ill: '"try 11111 of 1110 Mlnr, wilb jJrocwcla the 1971 calendara. COWity Garden Cluba. and cluaif!ciUoo, Mrs. Jlliilel !o 10 low8rds tile ihow oz. Durlnc the bus!.- ltslklil .JUpruented, ,and their Nlcholaotl and ..ra. Orion· .,......-,.~~~clubs will conducled by Mrs. Blae~, pr-aldenta, were Middleport Nelson: jWea ·COIIIinl~and · furnllbatleUtzt11811dJriches, the secretary and lreaaurera ~Club, ;:earl Horky; clerb, Mra. EdJalia Hollon and Ml~~eport, Pomeroy, fdld· reporls were given by Mrs. )llddleport teur, Mra. Mra.IWIGnieaer; llor1kulture dlepor~ '· AjDateur, Wlndi~l Gerald Wlldermulb and a 'lf!trrt 8 M.....,.. tland Mra dlvl.alon, Mrs. o. Y.Pennlngl«< Trail, and ~ o• the RiY!I'- payment of~ for tile bulJdlng ·l{iJ ~;'ij;;rer;' and Mrs. Nllmall McCain; Cluba named tO fumlab cualodlan was made. II wu J'lw IIIIer: Beft4 tbe River, jUnk!r dlvlalon, Mn. W1Q1am cooldes or Jllo* were Oloater, noled lllat only aeven of the ~· WilaG!I cfl'penter; star, WIU!ord; craftl ~.Mrs. RGee,StarandWIIdwood.Clubo clubohavegaldthocounlyduea, MI-a. Jamel NicJmllllil; Rulland Howerd Nolan, and ll!ucatlllllal ilaiiJed 14 proYld,e two traya of which were gayat.le Oclober I. ~·- trtendljt Gaifi!~!lera, Mrs. dJeglay, Mrs. H.....,.~· , aalada were 1\Utland, Walk In Mrl. Joe Bolin, Meiga County $arold wolfe; 1'l'irWshl. Mn. Mrs. YOWI8 mlll!enled a and· the 1\UUend Friendly Jr. Garden Club chairman, Q0m1 Wlldern!uth: Wildwood; dlacusalon of lhe si$Y ICbeddle,, Gardeltera. The TwWcht Club Ia deacribed the verloua acUvilles Jtta. Edison Hollon, vice the ceneral rWea, Dlvilllll A toprovldecolfee, cream, sugar, being carried out by the Win· .llldenF 'and l'Gmeroy Mrs. end B rulea and noled thel the cupo and !fie coffee nrn. The ding Trail Jr. Club wbich Ia ~I 'Ji.ornp.m, ~t. lhow will be open for 'vl!wln8 group VQied to bave the food conducled wilb Pomeroy Boy ··lfnYouncamemberolthe fromltoOp.m. Nov.28andtto aaltiontb.Jbonoi'eyatemand Scouta and the Merry Gar· .~r G~ Club, and Mrl . 4 p.m. Nqv. Zll. _Tlie . .,-oup oel!.eervlng. . donora Jr. Club of girls IPIII· Joe Bolin q, lile RuUend decided thai eechMoiCI County~ Mta. John Roele, ReDan 11 sored by the Rulland Friendly .Frlendly Gm/ilmera, will""' Garden Club would be DlrOetoroltbeOhioAuoclallon Gardeners. Shoalso!'oledlhet chair the ati'lllmll .flower reoponalble for making at least ol Qerden Clubl, urged all who = ST/ .. floWer Show :fq<~aY; ~et's Have, a Merry Christma~~ · mn 1111:".!.t • t-TiitDIIIfiJt-hoti,~J,O.,Oct,.,,mo . , · . ' · • COLUMBUS (IJt'l) - Ohk> ~ 1 l'lillllle I"' tbe pq,. of lbe liS? atiiOII, wben ~ended wlthl U Ut willl lunc1loai II 'IIIlich .. lilked ,' Joa Schmllll wortJ fbe U«. Cltvelpd f11~ Sill' Dt.P,.:. bllh aehoolf<totbaU l\olel tri!nl ~ • . . • · ' Pitulllrolft! WUJI" COich 1111· ......ld. . J'llU ~~ ,Iunday's "'lP~,.. ~ .... too, and praeUce Eveft BiU Ntlaaa'a wife around lht Ita'-: · · · - · · IAfi Crawf<rd, 1t ill ol .,·~· III!'I,'P!!IIMI, ~II!II••••.... IIIIi ... C1I0D0 "W~~I ~~~ fliillf~'liiliJ41lalhin&,llut wouliln't want lllib lo lpdt- ~~~ fi r,poandl, ~ ·filii fGf ~ ... Alan Pte• I!aW ,o r-t :----• IllY 1/1. I jut keep lhlnklna about Bud tho W.J be'a • . . , · ~len !!"! lAndon , 'lfllll'J lit N a~llln lt'len ~ : · , ... , "' thoae leellil we've -~ Gret In all that -rlin, about St.Loulo.,..~ -(qel Filda, Dfahi'aii.O lor· Cam~!! for an U pt,r foUy 1 Spotf P•l'ldEthey'qltlle heal,:"''ve Cllllt UD ~ u- Vlllnga don't c1ve an Rh!q did .qy •iut s.n net..>y """:1\'akeman W!ll!tertl carry ••'I'll'· He also bil , 1m llrolm Paui!Cr to at thla pOint, Grant aald of tiich In any -Iller, and I have Diego but 111e'•· iiO Fran " , v't•The~~ JackiOn li'abbt!d U jlUIH fiX' 170 yerda . •• Of · . - ? the U11111, whlll& 5-I record Ia to 'o with them to boat tbe Tartent.on yet. , ; . lll""""'fal two ~ retptn. ' tad·!I •lt!IU!ar c....,..back on . Tiley all did wellli\ that lW the same as the .v'lkinga. U11111ln Detroit Sunday. Miami over BllllliiMn 1111! 'lri& llle(Gt ihe mil, aeiWe. . . ' !I9Uinl lbo MlnrMota VIkings ''They're totally at 'the lop Of Oilier Pleb Colla ·Clll1ld be II' Utile over- of the seii~e, .-4 kicked a 23- , iv~l Wl<Jgerd, ID-pound tall- , iDfllded uplll the Lao Ancelas lhelr game ,_. We've """our ltB for Sunitay•a other games, eager In IIlli ..... ford fldll&w With 51'-.11 lia<S .IIX' once41eaten Dayton .,...., but the man wllo held ~t four games with them but I like: . Dt.Uaa over PbiJedeiPNa - tq p1aJ lj) liVe ·lhi,Wlldi:ali,.. .;~iff~, has 'gained I,IIN l!ll' intereat on the TV tube I m c:erta1n Detroit hu beell OUiand over Kansas City- . The . cow~>oya are dow \lftheatable e.o leld . .yardl 'fer a 10.1 averace lhla ~I didn't even cot tbinklilg about us since the llrat You keep IIeariiis about Daryle everylhln& licbllnd lilt Etc* Cocy-R*WIIIII'• zi ia~ ·vic· seaion. Winlanl; • senior, baa game, daylhey goll4 C811!P-" IAIIloniea'a hack opams and are doing a.«llhin& ... well ,... tory~lrelt-'nt~OWftthetlr!oiD acqred 1411!"'inll u Jeffereon He ~~~ Bud Grant, the When Grant got tllroaSh with keep seeing him doing fine. YGII tnow. · F~iday flltlbt le , did , the · has ou!M:t{ed Ita ....., ,.;po. Vlllnga coach. The thins lhet hla speech, he returned mhla San Frenclaco ov.- Green Lao Ancelea over New H!m!illl N~.' 1 ctau ,A rating nentl :IIW7. 11!1 me about him wu how he team. Thla was Tueaday, a few Bay-Tiie Forty Nlnera have Orleans On either a wet or a wheD Arlin8Uio'l Mart W!ICDtr Seven-tame slllisUca on LanJ!ql at.ood there In one 1p0t all hours alter the Vlllnga heat the the formule. John Jlrodle does dry field. .and Jeff Staley connectetl 1111 a caater'I'W<I'kh<ne, Joe DeFII#» time, hardl;y even moving, Rams. OrdlnirUy ibat would've the paasinc, Ken Willard tbe DanYW over Waahlngtoi>- 7Si'erd fourth quarter toucb- Uppo, . _ he has pined I,I!H t!esPite the raiD, 'which wu meant a day off. The Y'Iklngs ruablng and Bruce G<tuetl the Nobody alopl Sonny~ .for a 7.0 victory. yarda ln_teo carries for a 6.9, ~ down ~ than It pracUced. kicldng. bul the Broncoo could a1ow him 'Ilm Grleier Of Archboid tal· av.-age. The 8olllot.2, 2fJO.pound ..,.. in one Of lhoae Dracula down. lied fOilr loucbdoims and gain- lailback has acored 18 tvJCh. moNa. New Yll'k Glanta ov.- New ed 216 yarda In II atlempta dOirnB and four twOlpOint con~ lllat takes J' /:1 York Jota- 11'1 IODih to do Friday ni8ht In tbe. Blue versions for polntl. prac'CU't ~ : - . , enylblng without your quarter. Slreab' N.e victory ov.- win- Whether It Ia a new building, T T. .L _ ·- J back. leas Evercreen. Grieaer had a new name Ill' ,lulil two )'WI -=t:!'l,~,!""' ahow lllat eTf'UJiftS tJftCn,aftH6(1, Boston over 'iildllllo..Joe touchdown runa of 40, 40, 25 Of experience, Columbus Will,._ ....-eontrol. Bud ·~' Kapp to Ron Sellera should do and. 21 yarda as he ran hla land Ia ~.0 ihla year and leada Set with radiant birth. Grant can. When hla No. I It acorlng total lor ·the .year ,14 the Oblo Capital Conlerenf:e, atones- one don• for quarle~bacli: de~ided he No ma es , ·Atlanta over Chlcaco-Beara' 139 polntl. Areh!IoJd, 7-G, meeta Two )'WI aco, 11 Pleasant . uch momber of the lirOuldn t plaflludlillllila he got !ut-k~::::themOCCIIITedVall R. Sandert- E 1 2 8 numtng game lan't much with ninth ranted Napoleon, also 7.0, View Hllh School, the aame family. DIOrt money, Grant wasn't ey J. Hill- S 1 2 I G '· N 8 team waa 0.10 and last - · • · - but be didn't """'c He Atblellc Conference acoring D. C1sco-HT 1 2 1 a.. Sly.-a and Q-alc Bllyn- ov. · . ,_ · ...,..., ,_... ' r K C k' D H. Caldweii- E 1 0 6 ham out for the...., Delenslve taclde Randy Mar· 11-7. Ring can b• madt to merely promoted hla No. 2 ""e. J8er ree 8 ave R. Thom_.-Kc 1 o 6 --~ • Un of Porlamouth 8 Moot-4 ChuckHuterofTlfflnColum· hold from two ,to flvo ~ and now hanD Wl)lla, a junlcr tailback acored D. Wello-HT 1 0 6 .....,., ' ' · ...,_, Y the Bobcats' _,., In'· in' 1,. J. Smlth-NG ClncbmaU over Pittsburgh- 240-pounder, Ia averaging 13 blan continued hla romp 1 0 6 birthstones. w ...... menUonstlle old No. I -.., po ,. a ~ J w h- T kl odl ~"""'"" II!IYJilllle. Hardly an body t- loss to · Alexander. Dennis · •"'I H 1 0 6 The BellcaJa bave one thing 18c eo per game, a go y ....,.• ..,.,_..,. ~.,_. .... 00 Eichinger, Eqstern's 180 pound E;~ KC lllile Booton anyway Y .J ~ ' over the Sleelera, qulckneu, number ftr a defensive· IJne. , day night with 1'15 yards In 15 . , In procio~s 10~. yiiiow 5 Bud Gr.;.t 11 aJi business end crossed the goal 11ne once In P. Hill- S . carries and four touehdor wllile gold. 1 0 : and in a meeting of " - two men. ......... foolball the Eaglea' S!.f loss at Miller M. Potter-SW ·1 0 6 Utans that should he about Unbeaten Brtdctport (7-G) agalnat Norwalk in lhe Twnl· -::·• a, game. ·1 · R. Boring- E o 2 2 enough · hurdled ooe toughie saturday does' 41.0 victory. Heater hu USE OUR I don t feel I can the SVAC ONLY . M. Smllh-SW 0 2 2 . 'lle Celleces night with a 12-G victory over 1,135 yardl in 1311 canieo fer LAY-AWAY lulmy Of belnc 81i10Uonal, he Ptlyor-~t TD E'P TP V: lia1~NGNG g ~ ~ Yaleandllllrlmouth a couple St. Clalrsv!Ue, but faces enolh- the aeason and an 1.2 yard IV· NO WI has uld about hla creal atony D. Whi-KC 9 14 66 L. Cremeano-HT o 2 2 of beaiA! ,_, ,.; Iller t er thla weeli 1n unboaten but erace He has scored 121 polntl Me G. SIIMider$-l<C 7 10 52 T Glassburn-NG 0 2 2 un Dl a•• ..,.e I · · . ' ' , D. Elchlnger-E 7 0 o12 R: Holman-S New HaY.n, Conn. I don't think once Ued Shady.llde. Sl. CJaira. Upper Arlington can Ue Maa, Tba..::he~ humea:'. heHecen t B. AatllffC-NG 4 o 24 w. Henson-KC g ~ 22 ellller will be embarrlll!l!d, btJ1 viDe, which ha~ been averaging aillon's record .. ...... ~ ._. "'· ,... W. Quoon HT 4 0 24 C. Smllh-KC o0 22 2 I lib Yale to win 28 polnil per game never got atreak Friday night with a ftc. In the Vllinga' om,. at 1 ~: ~!!:'~& ~ g ~: ~~';;;~lno-S 2 """ Pill ~ SyriCIIIO, clooe~ to the Build. goai.Jine tory atc;:hWicotlle. ~ ....... .k \'r • ~~ ~tbe look; M. Nea-s 3 o 11 Johnson-5 g ~ 2 West VircJnla over Penn Stale, than the 39 yard line after ,... lon alrult ran from tlie ei;bth ~urtSt. -. I Rami J. Rou-KC · 2 4 16 S.tetv- E 0 2 ~ Cornall over Columbia Princegame. D. Smllh-E 2 2 14 ALL GAMES ' l'iofq For U.. JR.PPellrey-NK . Gc 12 ' White-KC Ptoror-ScTD10EP 2 0 12 •t~~e" · 16 TP 76 """ .,.....e. and Army over 'I" 18 r·A • later he attended a s. Jenklno-S 1 2 8 Saunclen-KC ~ Stale over 117 1111llelll Pral li1lendoal ' 1 10 58 Elchlnger-E P 0 54 Norlbw tern u...... Stale The Mein(mll PrGI liardl7 · Queen liT . 5 2 32 es '........,.an Uwd up to tbelr nlctnmne DOLlAR' .~·. n. ftiiW· ~~~~ RaHIII-NG 5 o 30 over Indiana, Mh11louri over Wednoadai· Di8ht , oiii-RiioiW_,. UfllhJ olfll,l;. Cre"'""s-HT 4 2 26 Kansas Stale, Oklahoma over .... .,__ ,.....,:_. ,.._ . "" . Brown-fo!G 4 0 24 r Sla'- UO.Iol..... ro-.. ..... T ~k . Colllns-KC 4 o •• owa ~. ........-•. over "'·--• a'~•~·- whlll ..._ Mao~•· r or Nease-S • 0 :: Wlaeuisln and Notre Dame !::t~--;:"'IJof~ -> ' Trnt Coo~y and arty 11 Roush-KC 2 4 i6 over Nauv. .........., ., .... tllrowaln OHI!o. lt'ullhoro •ilaclal 9' 1"'· Smi-E 2 2 14 s.a~Aubum over 1'1orlda laeluctotbelnclua Pacera 1U. ' Sandon- E 2 2 lA n.-o. Ofll' Soulb Carolli>0 ' st. Thelr~IOpercent Parsono-KC 2 0 12 ~..• foolllloolln& ~a:uracy ........._ R. Pellroy-NG 2 0 12 Tern II e over Waite Foreal, led p;;;;~ Bebe ...~:;;: J . WIUIIh-HT 2 0 12 Kentucky over North Canllina _.__...,y Rtt.1 .4t Onellll •••· 1.71 llldnl D. Wells-HT 2 0 12 Stile and Duke er ,.......,... 10 nmart, '"""" you fdl only J. Hill-S 1 2 I "" - . . - 12 of 2& free throwl, JG11 can't ' •••· lrltft••• H•lt IIIII'llllftl Stt~~~~~~ He .4t.Wit11Mw CIKO-HT 1 2 B Tech. -.Jn " lift. "CIIIIIIInt Klh lie Jenklnt-S 1 2 I llollllwest-Te:raa over SMU · Rtt. :lie ltoiiAivm,n•m Polt - 21c ·Staton-NG I 2 1 Air F ' wwana'a Art lleclter prone! R• Holman-S I 2 I """' over Arilllna, Afbn. even more dUillgl... to the H..Caldweii-E 1 0 . 6 110 over Te:raa AIIM, Bllylor PrGIUhetallledSipoliill,25ol t -Cai-11-E . • ·•O· • , overil'QJ~tllkleflil!!i .~ ~ : l!t ' llie , · ~ .· t. no1 ••.. ~tpow , , ... .. Q." ~--~ .. l!o<:ll~·':';t .:.~.~~ • . , • ~t~~W 1( ~~,:j:AtiNI'S · ~ll"""• 8 1 ' . rown-K~ I 0 6 W_. _..._.__._ ,.._,_ --•1 tbi1 Plce'ii 'fii ~~~ t.awson-s ' o 6 ~-- ,over .,._a. . Ill win Iii< ...... 2pllrst0c T. Kar.--E 1 o 6 do, Stanllll't!'over Orqoo Slate, leVOil ,..,. C«~leltl. P. Hollanbaugh-NG 1 o 6 Southern Callfornl.a .._.CaD· Becker~IIIIPI1IUJ1pllrledby Rtt. tlc-Oirll, MIIHI J. Smllh-NG 1 0 6 Mel Daalelll' f1 polnla and 25 Orion & Nyloaltretctl Kt1 .. Sex, pr •.....__ ... ,Jc 149-3514 IIJCINE D. Bush-SW 1 o 6 fornl.a, Oregon over Washlnglcm more by Bob NeiGiick)' while Ltlttttr-L 111 NeuttlllltiMfl·, · 1.t1 T. Beaver-HT 1 0 6 and UCLA over Washlnglcm S · Comly•ColY HIUSO IIIPlOitt, pr · !,II M. PoHor-SW 1 o 6 Stale teve Jonu waa bigb lor •••· ftc CniJ t•t• Ln••••••· I N ' _ J:rc R. Bortl- E 0 A A ' Mnnpbla wilb 22. •••· 7te Kltcnoo THio & Gadlltfo-l fer,.~ . SW ~ ~ ~ • D~~~ Other American C. Sm111>-J(C 0 2 2 'night whOil Norm Van Uer led __,. Allloclatl(ln !llllll, lht.-s o 2 2 the Royall to a 131·118 illilovw Jim UCIII'• .,._ ~ ~~~s ~ ~ ~ tile Staltle 8ugeraonlel, · pool~'!;'~ lb<lo filial a.n. illlrllju Henson-KC 0 2 2 Van U• led lha lam In ....., enlblet ~ ID Smi-SW 0 2 2 polidl, relloanda IIIII d•a ..... Carolina IOtotllllild 111111 111a a polnta IIQ1lalled hla ,... the wlnleM ~ don. to lqh. The 8 foGt I, Ill poUnd tbelr lllilb loa. llllJ'I nun 8Uard ...., w u Dire! earner paced ,Kat- , . W. ~ i j • ·p t I·' I tn• 'l ' �. .. ' . by-.Bud-Grant, JLiJ.&ebat;~er Is He~ In Win "" 'li. ! > -, • ~ ,f!l, 7'13,..... ;.rs r~::~i ' .,.· 1 ,. 'I '' ~1 I •, '\ :·'J "'I ' • R 111 • thr--• o• •. . ___ .... off""!, = ..T_·"' · JeweiiJ Store • ~tonover,~::u ••sons- Memn Ia • •• lJror~~~ 1~1~3:·~99:~/Jed~::·:URI:~.:::::::::::::::: .. (; I' 5.00 JN .PROGRESS "'"'""'''----ftc "c ..,J.""''"· One Rldl---------. 15 I II ' " ' / '4 Rocb Nalio Arelllbald lted 21 • poilU u the llll7ala pu& - tod!JoJ atiact. with rr 11iH!U 1!14 Liiule n~ emlrllii1lltl 25. Lie'*' ~· !lith :Ill bat . Don Seallle,by CINCINNATI .(UPI) - The Smllb withw, 211 -led polnllllld ~ boaon wlth~-I!~.. W"ua Second Tilt Roya& ClnclnnaU alter of lollng their lint Royal.a. five gamoa tile aeaaon, now bave two wlnl14 their credit. The latest wu Wtwlnepley u ....... men Ia dottie ~~pre~. t l ' ) A medicine chest that's a jumble of old ~nee and orher health supplie• can '· be a dlliiger imtead of a help. Clean up aad clear out now, thea stock up with.us. 0: OPEN DAI 8:00AM-to IO:OCf.PN . Sunday IO:loAM ' ' t~ 12:30 PM and . .... 1 r ~- fl' II' I r~~. : . ' i " 5:00to9:00PM · W.yne Swisheri Harold Lohse and Kenneth McCullough are your !rlendiy pharmaGists at Swisher lllld LOhse R'ex•ll Drugs. They !lave low prescription prices '"d prompt service and discount drug prices ~fa. .' ' FOR .LO.w·.· lamy wlllllt. Jl1ynnWl1bna llobW1on, who lli8Ded Wdlelllay w1111 the Royals II· tlr I three and 1 half ftlt holdout, did not play, . Franciaco 111·lll8, and Clncinna· U whipped SeaiUe 13!·111. Ne'lr York broke open ita hatUt with Booton early by '""""'•• tile Cei~ou--""' In tbe llrat quarter. -'lbo'33-17 Knicb placed -en men 1n double ,., .. () :..· . VENtED . ' GAS HEATERS ' flgurea. Bob LOve acored 28 polntl, hall Of lhem In lhe tldrd quarter, in helping Chklago down l'lloenb. Olot Wa!Ur IDd Bob Wela added 11 ·and • polntl 14 the 1111111', atlltck. CC1mle Hawklna paced l'lloenfx with 26. 11111y Cnnniugiiim lparbd 1 fourth quarter r.ny ~~ enabled Pbllatlelpbla to btMt · Slln Frandaco. . Cunnli!&bliD tallied tO of hla 17 poiQ(I In t1ii WID, Mra. Clarence Murray, Mn. Harry WJDiAplson, vice . Mn. JIIDW Tllua llllj.. Mra. prelident; Mrs. Harvty James Nlcholloa will a1rve 11 Erlewlne; aecretary; and Mrs. inlllrUelora for Chrl.atmas · Nelloa, lreiiiUI'W. Mra. car. ..,........ Mn. 'lllnn 11111 Mrs. geilter used a table centered aci;ril!elcl .~RuUendGIMen Murr.,Y will ~ care Of tho with a &oral arrencement and Qub bi N • 1oc1c1 and the flowera for tbe colored tapa In ber cenmt~~y. Plana 'far both 'ewntll were A'tf contri1Ju110i1 WU The .llpjn were ~ by ,.se at a mee11ne Ill .club made to the bolljilal CJriatm8l the ofllcera - red by tbe il)embera 11on<1ay nlabht the ~- ~will eoillllt proaldent oymbollzlna boale of Mra. VIetor Nelson. Of 1em111 ~ 'cake and a lloiDinatlw;. pink by the vice \ The ~ llhow will be drink with Mre. 'Nicholloa to prelildent_ representing illged II tile bmle oiMra. C. 0. handle dlabeUc ~ leaderahlp, btJI 1ee1 dtmlnent Qwt:lnan 1111 Nov. 11 with A npor1 ori 8 trtp to the than the gresldent; blue by the •lati1mw Forecut" as the AtheDII Good lllck Cub 1 tbe aecretary for trulh and aclfHiDe Mrs Robert Csiladay Ia u--'th n-•"' a ._ cur~ and 1-n- by the ., • · """' ""'~ was"'""" •1 _, ~" llii lbow cbllnnan and an· Mra. Snowden and Mrs. lreaaurer IIJI!Ibollc of the gold ll!lliDCed that the Friendly Canaday They llfeda she handles - from a green lilrdenera have been Invited 10 and b.iba lor the annual eanc11e repr enllns the club. partlclpil;e. Mra. Fred Blaell· COWl fair Mrs. Snowden praented uch 1y emtact chairman Mrstry · CUpen of tbe gall officer with a gift and Mrs :);.~JGI!nllieae, RegiDil l j Jlutlalii~ G':..nera carpenter with 1 ~ Oowe~ 4ied..-,11111 be pee~~. · inatlllled the otlcera for the ccntalner for her role 1n the ' At the Mental Hea111J Cilnter l97o!n ar lnat•ll"" were inatallallon ceremony. Mrs. ~-;' _lffa.,h!ll,... ···. 11;.;;.. · ·";'if"-- ,~ ~,:1!1!1'~.- ~;!Ill' another junllir club may be organized at Chester and urged all clubs to consider 8jiiHlSOiing ooe. Mra. Bolin staled lllat much enjoyment can be bad by the adult cl~bs from wortlnc with " - JI!UJiier clubs. Mrs. Blae\lllar asked lilaI all Garden Tlierapy cbslnnen of the clubS aubllllt report~ to Mrs. DavldU. Nease, county lllt!rapy chalnnan. Mrs. Reid Younc, county llliWer lhow_ chairman remlndedclubslllatthecounty uoocialilll owns roll8 of green ~·led gaper, which may be · Uled u bacJI&round for Dower shows as weD as waD board · on standards for background uae. The club gresidenta and club representauv.. held a lh<rl meeting and selected Mrs. Harold Wolfe of the Rutland Friendly Gardeners, Mrs. Paul Baer ol the Chester Garden Club and Mrs. Harry Moore of the Middleport Amateur Club aa a nominating committee to ..lect a new Me1gs County contact chairman to be voled upon at the aprtnc meeUng of theMeli!JCountyGardenCiubs. Mrs. Robert Kuhn of The Bend 0' the River Club Uled thoughla of gardens from Geneol.a and Mattllew 6, the .annual ChrlsW.~ ~al Chapter 21-30 veraea and a stufflnc bee will be bold poem as devollons, cloilng with Tbul'sday, Novembe• $ "October Symphony". She beg1nnJns at 9 a.m. af the commented how lltUe one Middleport Fl,.t Baptlat thinks Of thiDga of btauty In · Clwrch and lnvtled the j)OW)ty natUre arllliDd tllem, unW they clubs 1o help with tile pr9)ec\. are ._..., away from il She llfrl. Roy Snowden IIIIIOWIIled refaled a requeot !r_OO> bet son lllat the Rutlan!l ·o .rden Club "'7Yin& in tile lll'IMd forces In willaponaor a ~tmu flow.er V~et . Nam fer pictures of tile show, "Cbrlatmu Foreeul," a lreelulhey appear now In the home' glacemeut ,._ at the beautiful fell colors In aoutber,n home of Mra. c. o. Cllal"""', OhiO. r SalemSI.,Ru!IUti,911Monda)', Mrs. WU114m · Willford, an Nov. 16 .open to tile public for e~pl. oyee of Decor . Corp., Ylewlng 2 to& p.m. Parllclpanta Mid&e»orr, extended an In· will be lhe host club and tbe vi~~~~~ to tile aeveral county Rulland Friendly Gardeners. elulia to achoillile worllaiMlps Mrs. Biaellllar, moat en· there, •olin& that the firm has thusluUc about Dower ahon many varieUea of germanenl I(>Cll180red by the lndiYidual flowers, dried materials, clube of Melp County, asted candles, tape, oasis, ete. She that m...e Jli!I'I'!D8 altelld them staled that there l.a no chart!• 1o see the w1111detlul wort belns for tbe workshoga, that club done In tbe creaUvo arUIUc members uae lillY !"''terlala dosigna. Two Melga County tbey wish to wort With. Alter Garden unila, the Rutland compleWon, they may purchase Friendly Gardeners, and the their creaUIIIS, If they wish to. Melga County Garden Clubs Anyclubdeslringtoached.ulea Aasocia!lon, wlll receive meeUng there should conlact awards at lbe Region 11 the finn for an appointment. meeting Thursday lor Dower Mrs. Homor Parter, llhowapreeenleddurlnctllepost executive secretary ol the Meigs County Tubereulooll and Health Assn., an•ounced lhet The Merry Gardenera Jr. did, and they' were JWIIIed'" a Garden Club, ....,..red by the flolrer show by the advlaor. FriendlyGerdenera,hada buoy 1tB a civic project the club 111B-70 garden club year ac· cleaned, pruned and sprayed a THURSDAY cording to Mrs. Joe Bolin, rooe garden at the Meigs County HOMECOMING DANCE advisor. lnllnnary. They planled eight Thu..day, 10 to midnight at The Merry Gardenera held new rooe buohes wblch were Racine Junior High School :elr~y~g~~= ~~led=of~~ sponsored by band boosters; ••-. mllllic by "The Wlllie8." Adm. IDid planned the club pi'OirBIII, denere. They aiao donated 75 centa. for the year. Regina Harrison fertilizer and peat mou for the POMEROY WCTU, 2 pm. wu named president; Teresa rooe garden. Thuraday at Pomeroy United Brown, vice gresldmt; Brenda At ead! meeting the glrl.a Methodlll Church. Bolin, secretary ; . Sherrie answered roll call DOrtelninc to IIEATII UNI'I'E:D Methodist Turner, treasurer, Judith gardening subjecla. llevolklils Church llallo..., party 7, 30 Snowden, telephone, and were given and a paper and coat ffalr Each Rosemary Snowden, news demOIIalraUoil ..,... presented t~~ .. takumthe elra ·don·•· reporter. Advisors were Mrs. by various club members. ....wyw e own ~ - AnniE TurnerandMrl Bolin Beverages will be provided. The y.ear's - ...~ he..; Besides the flower show held SYRACUSE PI' Hall ,.. ... the . . A oween included plant propagation, at one of !belt meetings, Y carruval, 7.30 p.m. Thuraday at planting mediums, annual.a, .mlblted m the Melga County elementary school. Prtz.es for perennlale, r...., cmtalners Christmas Flower Show, costumes. and Dower 111'81l8in8- The girla "Christmas Memory Lane," FRIDAY each had an annual Dower and the Iiutland Frle?.~ MIDDlEPORT W.C.T.U. garden and each had aome Gardenera flower shoW, .. flidu.,7:~e.:!!!.-; ~.pf~!IJ gerenntala .tn••thelr , garden: Y<>Ul\•llouae W!"'J1owaa..· At ' . .. . ~. D!IMa B)oer for Iris Payne, ' Do~tia Sl.ewort lor EdWina Scott, Ca~ol MeCullqh for. MArtha McPhail and Te:canna wlnte lor Lynn Kltc!Jen. .Mrs. McCullouch, social chairmen, announced plana lor. a theater party In,November. A program on jewelry was .......led by ~ Nardel ~-Mr• . ay.-witll Mrs. John ,Olllln&«c«.-;~,llecky ~ t,- ~ Fll!l&ir, ~rawaenn as the guest ~it ~tbapll!#t~ ·Jor Carol 1pe•kl!r. S1ie 1Jrlde ..,.t will ..,-t the Nov 16 radio program and Mra · a.arlea Foley will provlde.lhe next column for Green Thllilb Notea. Nine ben lndl ted lllat mem . ca they will atUnd the Regioll II meeting beina held at Marietta today. ovnn11JIIcatklill wri read from Mrs John Roe8e ...,111181 dlre<t.o~. gertalnlng ~ .... a recent meellng Of tbe club = n::,..~llended~: theprl\lllepoltourln&lhe Roy LjoM amn~en ganlen. ' ~. ilnda ~· for Doilna Stump served l)ifrelhments. Mn. M.lnrlce 'n1omp1on was wei""'D"d Into membenllip Ill lbe , club. Mra. Harry WJDIMMlD had chlqe of the procrtuli lind readlnc arilclea were ' Mn. Robert cina4ay ' ·~ Waldlll Grow,': lild to Ilion 'l'8lder 1Ju1be for Wlntao": and Mra. C.lea "A JU1b DIIIIIIY·" by Mrfl. Harvey the 1matln& hoalea were 011lltled Included llld 11 p.m. at former Pomeroy One meetJnc a flower Junior IIISh School with Jays arranging worklhop wu held emceeing. and each girl was given a MONDAY cootaln• by Mrs. Bolin, who then demonstraled the type of POMEROY Garden Club, arran--t 14 be put in tbe Monday afl«nooo home of Mr J 0 Roedel' with Mr different tygea. The girls were ~ -~ J ~- encouraged to· practice Dower M ~ 14• ~Ia 1 1n1i arranging at home and llroucht em rs Y or 8. an arrancement they had made cootalners and take materials to tbe next meeting wiiich they to make arrangements. ' a··-· swonMoBILE Monday, l'ooleroy Elementary 1 to 6 the f!ltrance to the sbow. The tree was donated by a Bulland Friendly Gardener member. At the Friendly Gardeners flower show they bad a special uhiblt of terrariums and ell educallllllal poatera ., "" member. CurrenUy they are planning to make dried arrllllCOJilOills and corn husk roses for winter enjoyment. "" ladl'es EnJ·oy Potluck Supper p.m. . SALEM CENTER PTA REEDSVIU.E - Riverview MMday, 7:30p.m. All parenla GanJen Club members enjoyed tr~ecl14altelld. apolluctsupperatStewartHall , TUESDAY 1'1\uraday evening preceding a OOUP DINNER, gift table short buslneSB session con· Pomeroy United Methodist dueled by the president, Mrs. Ct.Kcll 'nieaday. Sandwiches, Ernest ~ltehead. pie and coffee will also be Mrs. carl Buckley gave the aerved. Soup by the quart 75 devotions, reading a few verses ctllla. ~ begina at 11 a.m. from the book of St. John, and ELECTION DAY dinner two poems, "Fallh," and Tueada7, Racine American "Flower Bulb". Plans were Lagkla HaD. Soup, aanclwlcheJ, made to make favors for the pie and llllffee. Serving begins gaUenla at the Elmwood Rest at 11:10 a.m. Home for Thanksgiving. Mra. • Clermont Harris and Mrs. VISIT AT I CAVES Hennan Grosanlckle are to plan to 1'011 Mr· IIIII Mrl. Norman E· and aecure lbe material for the lfllder llyaeiJ and children, Pomeroy' project. . . Route 2, were Salur4eY vjaitors Members are to bring al ~ Cave•.·Old Man's Cave Chris1mas 8lfta for the Athens .and tbe l'llmpkiD FuUval .at Mental Heallb Center potleii"i: ~levWe. A community Chrl.atmas tree .. . . . . . . . . ._ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _. . was discussed. MemiM!rs are to Osborne,llfrl. Clermont Harris, Mrs. Cori.Buckley, Mrl. Donald Putnam, Mrs. Ernest Whitehead, Ml's- Gene Wllaon, llfrl. R. E. Williams, Mrs. Frank Bise, Mrs. Herman Groaanickle, Mrs. Lyle Baldereon and a guest, Marit · Grossnickle. A game waa COilducled by Mrs.Bl.aewithMra.Oibon)ethe winner. The Platona, pi&8d 14 fl1illb amonc the NBA'I aJIO.nDs. lind ~ .. the leque'l only remalniJil Ullbeaten team .~~~· potting their ninlb !riUIDI!h by ·~ the BaiUmore Bulletl 1-.11111. 1 Elsewhere In tile NllA, New York walloped Booton 1»11, Chicago dOWiied Pboeilil II" llnallltriod. Jef( Jlullhia had ii 100, PhllldeipNa edged Slln polntli for the Wll'l'fora. 3·ROOMS us ser,ve you for 1!11 your prewlptlon and drug M.tJds. OF AIL .NEW. ' FUR811U.E . '595·· COffVENIEIITtEIIMS ,\WA.,. .-.._. ~ lf.llliii'J GU~~enen. WEAR SHIRT. .. • fiN ISHING . · SAME DAY SERVICE In At f.-Out Ats Uu'Our Frt1 ·- lnl Lll , R..a.:--•s a.._· UIIBAUII 2M.E. zndi,..,_ l.lllllll!lllll!lllll!lllll!lllll!lllll!llll Birtn AnnounCIICI for YOU ,, • HOME IMPROVEMENT • TRAVELERS CHECKS · LOANS • MORTGAGE LOANS • CHECKING ACCOUNTS-.· ~·~lf i\CLUBS • BANK·BY-MAiL • COMMERCIAL LOANS • AUTO LOANS • PERSONAL LOANS • EDUCATION LOANS All financial needs under one roof The Farmers Bank and Savings Co. POMEROY, 0. Member Federal Reserve System On Fridays Our Drive-In Window Is Open 9 a.m. to 7 p.m., (Con· ---~ ·--''- ~ ~~( -"'\ > • ~~[1:-,~ ,_ ,, \.)\ I • ' for Put 11 Ye.m" Dannie Cant PRI,CJS .-It'• ' ''. •••n• ' Mot:e?? f' I tinuously_). / lieu h'• 1e not the' ~e~t.... tt. •ut•.u \" ' " , , .; . IUt tJ1e l'llllf Ws the lelf. 1 ' ... l • SAVINGS ACCOUNTS • SAFE DEPOSIT BOXES WHO~;E-:ALE i i, ' services ·~hioi ~rgest If ~ny ~One ea... I 'I Designing to tbe November meeting, prollta from which. will help with tile Community Tree. Tbe Movemller meeting will be ~t the home of Mn. tlon!tJd Olbome. ~ben allendlng / tile IUIIIIII' 'were Mrs. Ronald . Mra. ~ld YOUIII ,., ~ of tha hJtl1l7 • ctlllllu1 QajalnW libolr ~ l(n. Frod Wll"a 11 '" of ~ Rulland alxM. The "Chrltii!W If~ lAne" ohow aleo 1 ·•e4 a atilt award ..,-ted at die • otale eanvt~~Uoo of the '*1!1 Alooclalloo of GailloD aub(~ Alh,Jand ~·Alii· li•IJ. \'til; award wu IIIX""ted by .* .'; JohnRoe8e,Rqioullllil*tilr. ' briJ!I their houaewarea orden 'f wven days a week. Let year, "Ch!W~ lAne," by ..,. ~ -~• and !be "8Dl)j!itf ,Willa lllt111un" ... .b, lhe "~.JS Bankers are architects, too Jr. Club in Busy Year Social Calendar •J!ow ' FLOOR-HEAfi'NG ,;· Cavalier'S Lose Another By 8'RI CAllEN UPIIiparll Wlller The Cleveland Cavallen and Detroit Plaklila are hoadlnc In llppolliledlrecU~~~a-<~ulckly. Tbe · · • - Cavallero, •IW -.--~· looking for tbeir llrsl victory In NaUonalllukelball Aaaocl· a on, iUffered lhelr eighth lou Wedneaday night, dropplnc a tiNt dedallll to the San Dlqo ' :J=:;;;;::::::::;::;:;;;= w'oi M·aj·or Ev.e~t·s· .Set - · -- -- . 1111 .allfera fer pledgea were ,.,.U.ted'I'Ueadaynightbytbe Ohio Eta .Phi Chapter ol Beta Sigma, Phi Sorcrlty meeting In tile eo!tlmbua and Southern . . Ohio ~lrlc eo, office. Appointed . were Vitti IJiiJickrier rne~Db~t, for •Pbylll.a Jl,eiUle.~ 1 .PiedS•; ,Silreh Bechtle for ~lolte To)lllklil ~ Slrlll·llir JAn.!t......;!. Ccleen ,, Clrulina's Bob vercJ took , Mra: AbGmeplpliient CJ1r1a1mu Gm!ef • illd I' bolldly tb~p 1 prosram at the iklirtheasttrn Ohio Mental a,alth . Ceiila' will biaNIIIIK · -~, . ,........ IIIIi ·· • . ,'ee~~Oi;si;:~'~·J01~a·. :·;=:::!=:=: ':=cfi~~;.-8to :~-:~-:-!'fa: = :a!t:.t1' .8 "'' . . um- ~ ·v • ' ,.-led DIUS SIIOP ' . .... ,/ . meeting. c"'""'"'' 2 • Ibn down.-.. ,4c Sconng . R ace ' ·~ry k Sllllli'dQ' arid', ~' :£:.:~~~~ Ia•~ ean,loat!olldlbofeliii)OO!Itwof 1 ~=~:~~the~ N111'1. ;,Ill the MdP. Lodi ' , d •·.jbey jlhoqle1 lrGm llqlo.n II at lbo Flnt Baptl.at ' a11.tHlp Sd)IIOI oafoterl.a, the 21 ·~ In the· arilltlc CINreh Edueailllllalllull!liDnt 1 lllftlt,· u 'Q1o 111>oW ,ut be ~ !D tile dlvl.alon.' Bite urged .0 Pniel1 the e«ner Of.l'lllman and 4lb_ y~ publldpr 'rlewlnc aild ~ club membeti' to make enll'lo!l Sti.ID Martella, Thunday! Oct. ei int: nlay allit, ilaool!tini Dlvilklil · ~ ....-al Of )be c1asaes ·lo ~. She utended her Tueaday JI.Bectlon 1 91 ..t~~Uc ~. uaure a blccer and ktlar conptulaUm~ to the · Melga lht i'tiille.roy 'wldclt . . Ia ....... til\~ . · Club llhoW" · . County Garden Clubs· for tile ScJioo!. frhe. ahOif membef11 !lll!f. Mrs. YOWI8 . . any of the many awardllhey wiiii'Qive br the Melga Mra. Young .ind llfrl. BoUn cwnty clubl IDlY !>ave l!llts at lhla event Mrs. Roe8e held a Garde!~ .-'Club have named • lbe (ollowin• table'! •I the lbo!J.. . sale of numeroua O.A.(l.C. ' c...,.mua.·~n : ached"te, 'ltwu decided -lllat rtfJ;e1b- pubUeatlons Including ttie '" . Fred Blae~, Melga Mrs. Paul 1111•1 . - . . Mra., mentl would bl.f!aml.ahed 11r all Gal'don Club Handboolr, ·the . Cqanly eo"'-cl ebalrmlli, lloberi Lewis: Pll!»Hclty~ W.1 •' ~OiuntyG;i'deDClubii_for " Eihlhito.. and Judge~ Handwlkomed the fi \¥.i membei-1 Homer Pilr-er: Hosplt.lil¥, •le ~ the Slturdly por. book, Gar4onlnC ~ IIIII ~Ji!tndlnc ~. to PI the Melli ~·Gerald ~Ill: '"try 11111 of 1110 Mlnr, wilb jJrocwcla the 1971 calendara. COWity Garden Cluba. and cluaif!ciUoo, Mrs. Jlliilel !o 10 low8rds tile ihow oz. Durlnc the bus!.- ltslklil .JUpruented, ,and their Nlcholaotl and ..ra. Orion· .,......-,.~~~clubs will conducled by Mrs. Blae~, pr-aldenta, were Middleport Nelson: jWea ·COIIIinl~and · furnllbatleUtzt11811dJriches, the secretary and lreaaurera ~Club, ;:earl Horky; clerb, Mra. EdJalia Hollon and Ml~~eport, Pomeroy, fdld· reporls were given by Mrs. )llddleport teur, Mra. Mra.IWIGnieaer; llor1kulture dlepor~ '· AjDateur, Wlndi~l Gerald Wlldermulb and a 'lf!trrt 8 M.....,.. tland Mra dlvl.alon, Mrs. o. Y.Pennlngl«< Trail, and ~ o• the RiY!I'- payment of~ for tile bulJdlng ·l{iJ ~;'ij;;rer;' and Mrs. Nllmall McCain; Cluba named tO fumlab cualodlan was made. II wu J'lw IIIIer: Beft4 tbe River, jUnk!r dlvlalon, Mn. W1Q1am cooldes or Jllo* were Oloater, noled lllat only aeven of the ~· WilaG!I cfl'penter; star, WIU!ord; craftl ~.Mrs. RGee,StarandWIIdwood.Clubo clubohavegaldthocounlyduea, MI-a. Jamel NicJmllllil; Rulland Howerd Nolan, and ll!ucatlllllal ilaiiJed 14 proYld,e two traya of which were gayat.le Oclober I. ~·- trtendljt Gaifi!~!lera, Mrs. dJeglay, Mrs. H.....,.~· , aalada were 1\Utland, Walk In Mrl. Joe Bolin, Meiga County $arold wolfe; 1'l'irWshl. Mn. Mrs. YOWI8 mlll!enled a and· the 1\UUend Friendly Jr. Garden Club chairman, Q0m1 Wlldern!uth: Wildwood; dlacusalon of lhe si$Y ICbeddle,, Gardeltera. The TwWcht Club Ia deacribed the verloua acUvilles Jtta. Edison Hollon, vice the ceneral rWea, Dlvilllll A toprovldecolfee, cream, sugar, being carried out by the Win· .llldenF 'and l'Gmeroy Mrs. end B rulea and noled thel the cupo and !fie coffee nrn. The ding Trail Jr. Club wbich Ia ~I 'Ji.ornp.m, ~t. lhow will be open for 'vl!wln8 group VQied to bave the food conducled wilb Pomeroy Boy ··lfnYouncamemberolthe fromltoOp.m. Nov.28andtto aaltiontb.Jbonoi'eyatemand Scouta and the Merry Gar· .~r G~ Club, and Mrl . 4 p.m. Nqv. Zll. _Tlie . .,-oup oel!.eervlng. . donora Jr. Club of girls IPIII· Joe Bolin q, lile RuUend decided thai eechMoiCI County~ Mta. John Roele, ReDan 11 sored by the Rulland Friendly .Frlendly Gm/ilmera, will""' Garden Club would be DlrOetoroltbeOhioAuoclallon Gardeners. Shoalso!'oledlhet chair the ati'lllmll .flower reoponalble for making at least ol Qerden Clubl, urged all who = ST/ .. floWer Show :fq<~aY; ~et's Have, a Merry Christma~~ · mn 1111:".!.t • t-TiitDIIIfiJt-hoti,~J,O.,Oct,.,,mo . , · . ' · • COLUMBUS (IJt'l) - Ohk> ~ 1 l'lillllle I"' tbe pq,. of lbe liS? atiiOII, wben ~ended wlthl U Ut willl lunc1loai II 'IIIlich .. lilked ,' Joa Schmllll wortJ fbe U«. Cltvelpd f11~ Sill' Dt.P,.:. bllh aehoolf<totbaU l\olel tri!nl ~ • . . • · ' Pitulllrolft! WUJI" COich 1111· ......ld. . J'llU ~~ ,Iunday's "'lP~,.. ~ .... too, and praeUce Eveft BiU Ntlaaa'a wife around lht Ita'-: · · · - · · IAfi Crawf<rd, 1t ill ol .,·~· III!'I,'P!!IIMI, ~II!II••••.... IIIIi ... C1I0D0 "W~~I ~~~ fliillf~'liiliJ41lalhin&,llut wouliln't want lllib lo lpdt- ~~~ fi r,poandl, ~ ·filii fGf ~ ... Alan Pte• I!aW ,o r-t :----• IllY 1/1. I jut keep lhlnklna about Bud tho W.J be'a • . . , · ~len !!"! lAndon , 'lfllll'J lit N a~llln lt'len ~ : · , ... , "' thoae leellil we've -~ Gret In all that -rlin, about St.Loulo.,..~ -(qel Filda, Dfahi'aii.O lor· Cam~!! for an U pt,r foUy 1 Spotf P•l'ldEthey'qltlle heal,:"''ve Cllllt UD ~ u- Vlllnga don't c1ve an Rh!q did .qy •iut s.n net..>y """:1\'akeman W!ll!tertl carry ••'I'll'· He also bil , 1m llrolm Paui!Cr to at thla pOint, Grant aald of tiich In any -Iller, and I have Diego but 111e'•· iiO Fran " , v't•The~~ JackiOn li'abbt!d U jlUIH fiX' 170 yerda . •• Of · . - ? the U11111, whlll& 5-I record Ia to 'o with them to boat tbe Tartent.on yet. , ; . lll""""'fal two ~ retptn. ' tad·!I •lt!IU!ar c....,..back on . Tiley all did wellli\ that lW the same as the .v'lkinga. U11111ln Detroit Sunday. Miami over BllllliiMn 1111! 'lri& llle(Gt ihe mil, aeiWe. . . ' !I9Uinl lbo MlnrMota VIkings ''They're totally at 'the lop Of Oilier Pleb Colla ·Clll1ld be II' Utile over- of the seii~e, .-4 kicked a 23- , iv~l Wl<Jgerd, ID-pound tall- , iDfllded uplll the Lao Ancelas lhelr game ,_. We've """our ltB for Sunitay•a other games, eager In IIlli ..... ford fldll&w With 51'-.11 lia<S .IIX' once41eaten Dayton .,...., but the man wllo held ~t four games with them but I like: . Dt.Uaa over PbiJedeiPNa - tq p1aJ lj) liVe ·lhi,Wlldi:ali,.. .;~iff~, has 'gained I,IIN l!ll' intereat on the TV tube I m c:erta1n Detroit hu beell OUiand over Kansas City- . The . cow~>oya are dow \lftheatable e.o leld . .yardl 'fer a 10.1 averace lhla ~I didn't even cot tbinklilg about us since the llrat You keep IIeariiis about Daryle everylhln& licbllnd lilt Etc* Cocy-R*WIIIII'• zi ia~ ·vic· seaion. Winlanl; • senior, baa game, daylhey goll4 C811!P-" IAIIloniea'a hack opams and are doing a.«llhin& ... well ,... tory~lrelt-'nt~OWftthetlr!oiD acqred 1411!"'inll u Jeffereon He ~~~ Bud Grant, the When Grant got tllroaSh with keep seeing him doing fine. YGII tnow. · F~iday flltlbt le , did , the · has ou!M:t{ed Ita ....., ,.;po. Vlllnga coach. The thins lhet hla speech, he returned mhla San Frenclaco ov.- Green Lao Ancelea over New H!m!illl N~.' 1 ctau ,A rating nentl :IIW7. 11!1 me about him wu how he team. Thla was Tueaday, a few Bay-Tiie Forty Nlnera have Orleans On either a wet or a wheD Arlin8Uio'l Mart W!ICDtr Seven-tame slllisUca on LanJ!ql at.ood there In one 1p0t all hours alter the Vlllnga heat the the formule. John Jlrodle does dry field. .and Jeff Staley connectetl 1111 a caater'I'W<I'kh<ne, Joe DeFII#» time, hardl;y even moving, Rams. OrdlnirUy ibat would've the paasinc, Ken Willard tbe DanYW over Waahlngtoi>- 7Si'erd fourth quarter toucb- Uppo, . _ he has pined I,I!H t!esPite the raiD, 'which wu meant a day off. The Y'Iklngs ruablng and Bruce G<tuetl the Nobody alopl Sonny~ .for a 7.0 victory. yarda ln_teo carries for a 6.9, ~ down ~ than It pracUced. kicldng. bul the Broncoo could a1ow him 'Ilm Grleier Of Archboid tal· av.-age. The 8olllot.2, 2fJO.pound ..,.. in one Of lhoae Dracula down. lied fOilr loucbdoims and gain- lailback has acored 18 tvJCh. moNa. New Yll'k Glanta ov.- New ed 216 yarda In II atlempta dOirnB and four twOlpOint con~ lllat takes J' /:1 York Jota- 11'1 IODih to do Friday ni8ht In tbe. Blue versions for polntl. prac'CU't ~ : - . , enylblng without your quarter. Slreab' N.e victory ov.- win- Whether It Ia a new building, T T. .L _ ·- J back. leas Evercreen. Grieaer had a new name Ill' ,lulil two )'WI -=t:!'l,~,!""' ahow lllat eTf'UJiftS tJftCn,aftH6(1, Boston over 'iildllllo..Joe touchdown runa of 40, 40, 25 Of experience, Columbus Will,._ ....-eontrol. Bud ·~' Kapp to Ron Sellera should do and. 21 yarda as he ran hla land Ia ~.0 ihla year and leada Set with radiant birth. Grant can. When hla No. I It acorlng total lor ·the .year ,14 the Oblo Capital Conlerenf:e, atones- one don• for quarle~bacli: de~ided he No ma es , ·Atlanta over Chlcaco-Beara' 139 polntl. Areh!IoJd, 7-G, meeta Two )'WI aco, 11 Pleasant . uch momber of the lirOuldn t plaflludlillllila he got !ut-k~::::themOCCIIITedVall R. Sandert- E 1 2 8 numtng game lan't much with ninth ranted Napoleon, also 7.0, View Hllh School, the aame family. DIOrt money, Grant wasn't ey J. Hill- S 1 2 I G '· N 8 team waa 0.10 and last - · • · - but be didn't """'c He Atblellc Conference acoring D. C1sco-HT 1 2 1 a.. Sly.-a and Q-alc Bllyn- ov. · . ,_ · ...,..., ,_... ' r K C k' D H. Caldweii- E 1 0 6 ham out for the...., Delenslve taclde Randy Mar· 11-7. Ring can b• madt to merely promoted hla No. 2 ""e. J8er ree 8 ave R. Thom_.-Kc 1 o 6 --~ • Un of Porlamouth 8 Moot-4 ChuckHuterofTlfflnColum· hold from two ,to flvo ~ and now hanD Wl)lla, a junlcr tailback acored D. Wello-HT 1 0 6 .....,., ' ' · ...,_, Y the Bobcats' _,., In'· in' 1,. J. Smlth-NG ClncbmaU over Pittsburgh- 240-pounder, Ia averaging 13 blan continued hla romp 1 0 6 birthstones. w ...... menUonstlle old No. I -.., po ,. a ~ J w h- T kl odl ~"""'"" II!IYJilllle. Hardly an body t- loss to · Alexander. Dennis · •"'I H 1 0 6 The BellcaJa bave one thing 18c eo per game, a go y ....,.• ..,.,_..,. ~.,_. .... 00 Eichinger, Eqstern's 180 pound E;~ KC lllile Booton anyway Y .J ~ ' over the Sleelera, qulckneu, number ftr a defensive· IJne. , day night with 1'15 yards In 15 . , In procio~s 10~. yiiiow 5 Bud Gr.;.t 11 aJi business end crossed the goal 11ne once In P. Hill- S . carries and four touehdor wllile gold. 1 0 : and in a meeting of " - two men. ......... foolball the Eaglea' S!.f loss at Miller M. Potter-SW ·1 0 6 Utans that should he about Unbeaten Brtdctport (7-G) agalnat Norwalk in lhe Twnl· -::·• a, game. ·1 · R. Boring- E o 2 2 enough · hurdled ooe toughie saturday does' 41.0 victory. Heater hu USE OUR I don t feel I can the SVAC ONLY . M. Smllh-SW 0 2 2 . 'lle Celleces night with a 12-G victory over 1,135 yardl in 1311 canieo fer LAY-AWAY lulmy Of belnc 81i10Uonal, he Ptlyor-~t TD E'P TP V: lia1~NGNG g ~ ~ Yaleandllllrlmouth a couple St. Clalrsv!Ue, but faces enolh- the aeason and an 1.2 yard IV· NO WI has uld about hla creal atony D. Whi-KC 9 14 66 L. Cremeano-HT o 2 2 of beaiA! ,_, ,.; Iller t er thla weeli 1n unboaten but erace He has scored 121 polntl Me G. SIIMider$-l<C 7 10 52 T Glassburn-NG 0 2 2 un Dl a•• ..,.e I · · . ' ' , D. Elchlnger-E 7 0 o12 R: Holman-S New HaY.n, Conn. I don't think once Ued Shady.llde. Sl. CJaira. Upper Arlington can Ue Maa, Tba..::he~ humea:'. heHecen t B. AatllffC-NG 4 o 24 w. Henson-KC g ~ 22 ellller will be embarrlll!l!d, btJ1 viDe, which ha~ been averaging aillon's record .. ...... ~ ._. "'· ,... W. Quoon HT 4 0 24 C. Smllh-KC o0 22 2 I lib Yale to win 28 polnil per game never got atreak Friday night with a ftc. In the Vllinga' om,. at 1 ~: ~!!:'~& ~ g ~: ~~';;;~lno-S 2 """ Pill ~ SyriCIIIO, clooe~ to the Build. goai.Jine tory atc;:hWicotlle. ~ ....... .k \'r • ~~ ~tbe look; M. Nea-s 3 o 11 Johnson-5 g ~ 2 West VircJnla over Penn Stale, than the 39 yard line after ,... lon alrult ran from tlie ei;bth ~urtSt. -. I Rami J. Rou-KC · 2 4 16 S.tetv- E 0 2 ~ Cornall over Columbia Princegame. D. Smllh-E 2 2 14 ALL GAMES ' l'iofq For U.. JR.PPellrey-NK . Gc 12 ' White-KC Ptoror-ScTD10EP 2 0 12 •t~~e" · 16 TP 76 """ .,.....e. and Army over 'I" 18 r·A • later he attended a s. Jenklno-S 1 2 8 Saunclen-KC ~ Stale over 117 1111llelll Pral li1lendoal ' 1 10 58 Elchlnger-E P 0 54 Norlbw tern u...... Stale The Mein(mll PrGI liardl7 · Queen liT . 5 2 32 es '........,.an Uwd up to tbelr nlctnmne DOLlAR' .~·. n. ftiiW· ~~~~ RaHIII-NG 5 o 30 over Indiana, Mh11louri over Wednoadai· Di8ht , oiii-RiioiW_,. UfllhJ olfll,l;. Cre"'""s-HT 4 2 26 Kansas Stale, Oklahoma over .... .,__ ,.....,:_. ,.._ . "" . Brown-fo!G 4 0 24 r Sla'- UO.Iol..... ro-.. ..... T ~k . Colllns-KC 4 o •• owa ~. ........-•. over "'·--• a'~•~·- whlll ..._ Mao~•· r or Nease-S • 0 :: Wlaeuisln and Notre Dame !::t~--;:"'IJof~ -> ' Trnt Coo~y and arty 11 Roush-KC 2 4 i6 over Nauv. .........., ., .... tllrowaln OHI!o. lt'ullhoro •ilaclal 9' 1"'· Smi-E 2 2 14 s.a~Aubum over 1'1orlda laeluctotbelnclua Pacera 1U. ' Sandon- E 2 2 lA n.-o. Ofll' Soulb Carolli>0 ' st. Thelr~IOpercent Parsono-KC 2 0 12 ~..• foolllloolln& ~a:uracy ........._ R. Pellroy-NG 2 0 12 Tern II e over Waite Foreal, led p;;;;~ Bebe ...~:;;: J . WIUIIh-HT 2 0 12 Kentucky over North Canllina _.__...,y Rtt.1 .4t Onellll •••· 1.71 llldnl D. Wells-HT 2 0 12 Stile and Duke er ,.......,... 10 nmart, '"""" you fdl only J. Hill-S 1 2 I "" - . . - 12 of 2& free throwl, JG11 can't ' •••· lrltft••• H•lt IIIII'llllftl Stt~~~~~~ He .4t.Wit11Mw CIKO-HT 1 2 B Tech. -.Jn " lift. "CIIIIIIInt Klh lie Jenklnt-S 1 2 I llollllwest-Te:raa over SMU · Rtt. :lie ltoiiAivm,n•m Polt - 21c ·Staton-NG I 2 1 Air F ' wwana'a Art lleclter prone! R• Holman-S I 2 I """' over Arilllna, Afbn. even more dUillgl... to the H..Caldweii-E 1 0 . 6 110 over Te:raa AIIM, Bllylor PrGIUhetallledSipoliill,25ol t -Cai-11-E . • ·•O· • , overil'QJ~tllkleflil!!i .~ ~ : l!t ' llie , · ~ .· t. no1 ••.. ~tpow , , ... .. Q." ~--~ .. l!o<:ll~·':';t .:.~.~~ • . , • ~t~~W 1( ~~,:j:AtiNI'S · ~ll"""• 8 1 ' . rown-K~ I 0 6 W_. _..._.__._ ,.._,_ --•1 tbi1 Plce'ii 'fii ~~~ t.awson-s ' o 6 ~-- ,over .,._a. . Ill win Iii< ...... 2pllrst0c T. Kar.--E 1 o 6 do, Stanllll't!'over Orqoo Slate, leVOil ,..,. C«~leltl. P. Hollanbaugh-NG 1 o 6 Southern Callfornl.a .._.CaD· Becker~IIIIPI1IUJ1pllrledby Rtt. tlc-Oirll, MIIHI J. Smllh-NG 1 0 6 Mel Daalelll' f1 polnla and 25 Orion & Nyloaltretctl Kt1 .. Sex, pr •.....__ ... ,Jc 149-3514 IIJCINE D. Bush-SW 1 o 6 fornl.a, Oregon over Washlnglcm more by Bob NeiGiick)' while Ltlttttr-L 111 NeuttlllltiMfl·, · 1.t1 T. Beaver-HT 1 0 6 and UCLA over Washlnglcm S · Comly•ColY HIUSO IIIPlOitt, pr · !,II M. PoHor-SW 1 o 6 Stale teve Jonu waa bigb lor •••· ftc CniJ t•t• Ln••••••· I N ' _ J:rc R. Bortl- E 0 A A ' Mnnpbla wilb 22. •••· 7te Kltcnoo THio & Gadlltfo-l fer,.~ . SW ~ ~ ~ • D~~~ Other American C. Sm111>-J(C 0 2 2 'night whOil Norm Van Uer led __,. Allloclatl(ln !llllll, lht.-s o 2 2 the Royall to a 131·118 illilovw Jim UCIII'• .,._ ~ ~~~s ~ ~ ~ tile Staltle 8ugeraonlel, · pool~'!;'~ lb<lo filial a.n. illlrllju Henson-KC 0 2 2 Van U• led lha lam In ....., enlblet ~ ID Smi-SW 0 2 2 polidl, relloanda IIIII d•a ..... Carolina IOtotllllild 111111 111a a polnta IIQ1lalled hla ,... the wlnleM ~ don. to lqh. The 8 foGt I, Ill poUnd tbelr lllilb loa. llllJ'I nun 8Uard ...., w u Dire! earner paced ,Kat- , . W. ~ i j • ·p t I·' I tn• 'l ' �' . 1::- Tilt DIIIJS.Inel,llldclepott-1'\itMcfy, o., Oo:t. a, triO ·Nixon ·Tackles Adlai, Huber( "* .aucAGO tUPI)-PI lltlont IDdtaneethepollllcalCGIIIpleJ<- before planning 111 Oy on ID ~ 1 tlkmdlr mnnl · on a .._....try foray ion of tile U.S. Senalte, today Ca!Uomia. of perbapa li,QOO people lD CADY About .• " "' I i• CAMPUS UNREST 1189. I stand with lhooe Ohioans and Americans who believe lbat violence baa no place in · President Lyndon B. Johnson our ooclety. There Is no and told him that "I lmew he ...... for lt. tried just as hard .. I am ll')'lng to bring peace to this oppose 11iolence country." lllrd AaalpmOBia of any kind." Today, Nison's work was cut out lor him. Anyooe who tllrows a rocl He had to be up bright and at a policeman ohould be early to campaign for GOP .,._,.led. Any peace of. Sen. Rolph Tyler Smith, who Is fleer who uses a gun or a club an a citizen, ""cept in seU challenged strongly in the Tuesday election by 01lnois defense, should face Treasurer Stevenson, son of the charges. teteDIInolsgovernor,Democra· "We must keep tic presidential candidate and .u.~a:~w:~ task .... ahesd--a smp in Rocbester, Minn., to campaign against Hmnphrey on bebaU of N'oxon's handpicked Republican candldate lor lbe senate, Rep . Clark M.acGregor. Everywbere,NIIon'smeuage was the same: forget about party al!lllaUons and back his efforts to end !be war In VIetnam, ·curb irresponsible Vernon Weber waa ......Jec.olod spending by COngress, stem ana- ol tile Yelp lDcal crime and pr ve !be environChapter ollbe IIIIo ASWM:Ia!ICII menl. of Public Scboolli:mplo1la II a In Florida, he stood by while ~ 'l'ueaday nlgbt at the Gov. Claude Kirk, running I« Meigs Junior High School. reelection, c1amnec1 "bomberi, Other olllcers elected were radicals, Fulbrighta ... IIIII Ernest Wood, vice ana-: wUd..,yed Uberals on lbe Mrs . Kathryn Swanson, Supreme COUrt." treasurer ; and Mro. Allee Globobr, secretary. m~~wUI~~:~;: on the second Tuesday of . ·' lfottom; 5%' ' WITH .INTUEIT PAID SI!MI·ANNUALLY . AT ... Two UPI Staffers Killed in Ambush •.a Leeman AUtop Died It's Time Elect ... ' ' '-I/) \, ~ ··lo;_ ... "'" """· """" S.VI... &~oCO. 2f6 Soo:lilld St. Powttroy,OIIIo All Acuontst111uNII ly 011111 '--'"""'"""' eor.. ·u-ToiiOMUI '11111 . ' CIICilAI SIEIII VAllEt· :-om• m: I ' . !":i::::z:=::::;-1 - ' Pediatrics Ward. :!. ''' I ~~ l'I . ' Jj '' -~ lllf'Oieill ~ou're lncludina. Fooda "SPECIAL" ,. lllcb u eggs and maata wiD "lliclt with YIN" omW lunclo time; although breada and eapeclally fruita ore an ea.ential part of breakfalll tUnnlna, fRIDAY, ocr. JJ S4lURDAt, ocr. 3} OILY I "You are -.at you eat." So wily i!Gt be a better you? Eat • bet* breakfast. 10% OFF ON All E BOOTS HUSH iPUPPIES Ne~ F'all Styles and Colors. ' DBIIOIWI OONDJN J I.IJ AwiJ Now THE SHOE BOX Where Shoes Are Sensibly Priced· Middleport, C). an still feeling hungry be!ure halcb, cbeck to oee bow mucb . . . . . .- -. .- - - ' DON'T BE fA'T. M0 NADEX will help you lose weight. MONADEX Is a tiny tablet and easily swallowed. Start losing welgh1 now. Contains no dangerous drugs and does not IT)oke. yov nervous. MONADIX reduces y_our desire for excoss food. Helps you eat Ieos - so you wolglol less. For your health's aoke- get rid of exceso fat. You must lose ugly fat or your money will be refunded by your druggist with no questions asked. MONAD EX costa $3.00 and Is ,, lkl'wn•m TIIYPIIQTAI I - 1 We've. corralled the neatest leather boots around. Choice of clitsslc, Cowboy or Western styles. ' ,...MODERN SUPPL 119 W. Main St. 192·1164 Pomtray,OIIIo The Store With "ALL KINDS OF STUFF" For Pets - Stables - Large & Small Animals . sold with this guarantee by: Swisher & LofoH, Pomii'Oy & Dutton Drug Store, Middleport. Mail Orden Filled. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Franklin C. Petrie, Jr., Rio Grande, a daughter; Mr. and · Mta. TheOdore R. VanCD<Irtoy, PameriiJ, a son; Mr. and Mr1. Edward Huston, Jackson, a aon; Mr. and Mrs. Roger w. Hydan, GaUipolls, a daUghter, and Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Puoketl, GaBipolla, a daughter. DlllaWIGE8 Lioa Benottl, Lowell F. llatTison, Mr1. John B. Burnette, Ralph JOI4ph Ellaa, Mra. Eventt J. Elliott, Myron R. Flelda, Mra. Robert H. Fisher, Mr1. John W. Frazier, Mrs. . N~ EUaene Hawley and · inlanl daljghter, Mr4. JewenF. lllloo, ·David C. Jenkins, Gary L. Northup,~· BuhJ T. More, Francis E. Northup, James W. o~;~,f~~Mrs. Miory B. John 'lbaber R1 l-Ib. size Va~~tine ,~~~ 66 O REGULAR_. 3% OUNCIIIZI MISS BREGK USTERINE BREATH SPRAY NEW TAME BY TONI LEMON QT. SIZE CREAM RINSE Reg. 2.29 Reg. 1.00 New 16 oz. size $1.44 66e 401. Reg. HAIR SPRAY 75c · · 39-,. ·----------------· 8 oz . Reg.1.25 Reg. 1.25 -------------------- m· IXICharles R. Karr, Sr.I -------·-lilii!lll(ll!.. MM ,.,......, -"1 RE-ELECT GORDON H. CALDWELL FOR · MilOS COUNTY AUDITOR Nov. lrd. Genera 1 Election . ted/ Your ,u ote Gready Apprecra Pled&IRI 4 Years of Dependable, Courteous 5e!vice ..:. Pd. Pol, Afjv ., .~----------~----------""""'--.,...·~· I I Ingels Furniture Mei&•Geaonlllolplt.l ,..-~~~!'.!'!'-.., ADMISSIONS - Everett Dailey, Pomeroy. DISCHARGES - Nme. TAKEN TO IIOO'l'I'AL The Potild\Oy E-R II1JIIad wu ca1ted Wodnellllay at 8:12 p. 111. to lbe Carl H111t residato:e on Cook'• Gap HID for lfl>encer lllllt wilo waa taken to Holler Medical Center by Ewing ambulance. Rei. 98' Reg. 2.95 KING SIZE !!! -:-: _,... ,I' TENDER 10UOI ~ BATH OIL BORN Mr1and Mra . . qJute!l 81., ' blttluf.a 9 ''t the . General HosPital, on Oct. 211, . ~· I BROMO SELlZER Reg. 1.19 . . 77~ KOTEX BAYER 50's ASPIRIN 44~ Reg. 69' CORICIDIN '0' 25's 1.35 ,NlW . JOHNSON & JOHNSON COTTON -BALLS Reg . 75c .-, ·' ., ·MAIRSPRAY_ CRAYOLA CRAYONS . 66~ Reg. 79c Re& L49· 88• PLAYTEX NURSER VITAMINS lOO's WITH IRON Rq. 3.29 $1.99 Reg. 8.95 DIAL '5.88 ANTI-PERSPIRA~T ,.....,._ ,. DEbDORAJtT ' . Red Une Heating Pad ' Reg. 1,•.9 hz. 49~ 48's ONE ADAY ·~ :QUtt ' '. " ; ·.l'""' FIRST ONE-STEP. PUSH-BUTION HAIR <.uocu" 11 TRUE-TO-LIFE SHADES. 12's COLD TABLETS ' $1.44 , .., 7.1..'. I y •••clint .,,.,, You can nty on tur "''/ern Mlftt••• In Ulrl Clrt llf ~~:erfl~tly ~rr Cl. . ll~ CIDIIIII. I HOME LAUNDRY ·. --' ~ · LOSE WEIGHT 'tHIS . •••- rat""" llvo tontor. Oolrlne\c ,-..nds a II ovor lilt couatry si.IU1i41 tho ~oruu-.,mv •lae . voui mMty will lit rlfv,... by your df'!ilglll. No q,·f•l!l!'!'• liked. Sold wllfl this auoraniM by: DoiliOii' OrUf s~• - ~II Or'"' Filled. Foam-in Hair Color 41ry Cl,tlftlftl fli Ut. lldrlne«an fltlp Odrlnex Is 1 tiny lablll &Old tlflfy dal!fllroul drugs. No lllrnllllf. No dltpar'l. .. Magic Moment '" -""' .-;" BRLCI\ ,.,, i *"' Comm--..,_ 1 NEW froM • .·$1.99-'' Dick KarT Dnu• Yu Vote NMmber 3rd, BECAUSE: •' • . ·' ,,! , ... Portland lJies CADY .. ~ 1blt! break: Dan Weddle of I It ner:w•. uri the Ovemight Wire: t~.,, ., st•• anc«. - -- - PER YUfl ,_,,sa...,.. --,.~-·( .. • 10 of hia dal)y Jliltriliol!ll ~at'flreiiW.•. meana ~ JOIII' meaa ·Jritll the 11u1c 4 1o Inoue tiill famlly membera ·ce ncetvm, a· daUy: 1 · '111ree senlnp lrCm tbe milk ..-oo., (dlllh s, leeDagon t. Mr BndMra. WUI!ur ~.. lltlli)t ,an - ,~ les*tlted,illtbe .~~' adulta2). , · ~ ~' Eddie, -,MrS. fva by IliON wbo skip btelllt· '1'bq - ' : and play bMtei- and Two IIII'VInp 1run tile mut Mrs. Opel Ho~ and rut. ~ ~ beCGIM are~· . , . ..-oo.,, lllcll, Mr. .''-""> Mri. E. R. IIMfll ell!•• ,wb81 tha lm· Bl'eAfl!illi Juolaalmportant . Four aervlnga frolll tbe """- aU . Or Ch-.ter area· portance,of eatln8 brei~ .II . lot you ""' YOIII' famlly · , _ ftgelshle.frult gnn~. ~!;'!"""'• · · · :' · ' really conlldered. w11o skip or akbpp m W,.lllait Fmr ~1)' ~. RlpJeyvw. 11111 YOIII' bol!f 1181 been witbolll 1ee1 let down · at mkf.to.late Clft8l IIII'VInplruntbellnldltF•· Herbert ; Parker, food from ..LIO holin· When Y011· .:__.._ ,. • --·t , _ llfOUP. . Syracuse; Mr. and Mta. Roger "-·~.,. ....ora_,_ 11 ..,w.,. O!rtaln looda are CUillllOOIIr ' AtWn8 and Lori, 'Riclne; Mr. wake up. You need food to Nerva are more likely to be oervadfDriH'u!rfast lldoeuot ·illd Mn. Delm8r Hollon and function 'j)ro.,.t!1. Several ec!G'. mean _that oilier foodl . . ~Y. A111ens; Mr. and Mrs. llludlea have been made to test .:n YOII. dlooae coffee to calm t~~""""J"Jablt 88 long 88 tbeJ · r.,~~son. Hollon·an~ lamlly and the lmportanee of brea~ In yoll' you've made the ce wholeaome and ll1ltrilioUI. ' t~r. and Jolla. Janieel!ou..; and lbe dally dlet. Wntllll ·: dlolce. Ollfee u a Qle pattem ot · .. adequal, !f.mllr, MinermUe 1 Mra. One atudled •_ IJ'OUP of lllblt! _ .hile fllr breaklul makes lnaklast lor a ICbool dtlld 8 Mildred 'Cald~tl, Tuppers lludenll wllo •" good you more liervOUl than not lncludea lllelollowlllc looda: A.tna ..id ·~and KoW rut over a II~ period, eating ~ut. ll'rlit,wbolepalureariiUII , P'Jr~. 1 then llklpped II live weeb. EWII 11e1Sbl control eflotta com~~, eu ., olber pratlill . ,'sending gilts •- . Mr. and · '1lltee l.elll11'111'e lnade anllli!IO are ~ dl#f~Cull wbell btelllt- aacll aa lulll, .._.,, ....,.1 lfre Gerald ,..;11411 Colllllbus ~-juat bofcre hmcb. The fall It lldfiP"d Laclt of 1111 bread whlo ....., or ,. · -r , • · testa me1811'1d the dll!ti'OIICN adsquale . bN!Pfast llneases ~~ butter or ferllllod · In tbe.llladenta wbell•they ate a tile foollnt of htNar In late ........,., aad 111f1k. , '" , .....o breatfulap4 when ,...., - . '"", tiic1t leadll lD N•---...., ... H-•n• ..,..,.,..,, the "1 e~ ~ ~_.• .......- ..., llkfpped In~. 0!• test overaslil1& ill the next meal. As lollowlna lnakfaal menu Ill • W1'1111STJWUNE lbowod bow rut Utey could lll!d a result, IGial calorltl lor lbe limiJarly adeip.ate altboQIIb ' day may lnereaae llhicb Is perhapanolao...,epi..bleto.,.. ,!Marine Lance Corporal preclaely what the weight taatas: · 'W!fiUI!.I! D. Davia Jr., aon of Mr. atdl doean't tl aDd loft,, ~ D. Davja Sr • . • er 1rlD Hamburger til boll, fruit, For good nutrition and milk. 1 IJ!d hU,Iband ol tlie former Mios , 9f11 D. Moore, aU of 1109 N. Ave, and Cedar St. General energy, a peraon llhould receive 11 IH'eakfast It eaten, but yoil Sei;.oliol., Avo., Mlddlepprt, Is visltln8 houra 2-4 and 7-1 p. m. , .,nnttli 'with 1he First Ma!'lne M.aternity vlsltln8 hours 2:30 to Division In VIetnam. 4,30 p; m. ·Parents only on .,*' .NQw.Earn. tilt ' I Mlnlmlnl Dtposat 110,110 ... ''VACATION ON THE ID»>'' - 1be IItie of a *II ...-ted b)' Jllllor Auy(llll'J IIM!IIIhera of Dmr Webller Poll No. J8 ollbe Amilrleu l.fPn, at Melp lfiCb Scboolln Mld<lepoi t W.m.day Ill~ ol NatiGIIallldueallcift Weel:. 'llle play cleplded aduc:alion II ,._. 1C0 IIIII II yaara fnm DOW. 1'Uini part Win, liD r, aeated, Dllna Caney, Sberrle Reuter and Melanie Burt, a otandlng. l!reDda Taylor IIIII Nancy'l'bom.-m. ..• IIJDebac .. ltCaU• a IIIDid ll!ttAIIIII,Ifill!tEc•. bowlleady .tbe)l._wwe; ~ lbe Coffee can't~=~~~bn:ak· lhlni!M amount ,Gf eiiqy 11 ~!tending were Mr. and Mn. IISICI!II •.llltact, . _ coffee toot ID rltk ~ a !ikJclf: · Gerlld , Summorfie.ld, aa asubllltate fllr II ~·II The retulta · ahowed • that • i''·. · liNklaal ..,_llwlloate ·. "r:ar.er. •w;l ; Mro·. e1 w<neu..Paot~ ~ ,n · · ' 'aPI\(break· • !B~rlleld, Slna Mlll'J!hf; "':"': · . · · . laat '.Are lliii,I'Rt" In, tbslr Edna Sl!lnmorfleld, 1..0111 Lidl of .Wile ~ jf deali'e .to iblnaing IIICI ~ ...r 1ft Of Deposit . Mlip 1'.11. I llonorlifc Mr. Parker ~GntJerJy o(,lfi'P~<· . December, Februaly and April PHNOM PENH (UPI)-Two nature of their mulUple chest hesrd firing on the road slwttly to 1'81ablisb their Identity u Free ~ift journa118ta. · Eaclt carried a with one in October. United Press JntemaUonalstaff wounds indlcaled they were before aundown. Wlth'-'lol Arrangements were made to members, PuUizer Prlze.wln. Oleculed by bursts ol a Chinese The bodies were dlscove(ed routine collecllan of official today by correspondent press carcle. Sawada's preu OF-OR MORE open a bank ICCOIBII with lbe nillg photographer Kyolcbi Sa· made Aim automatic rifle. treasurer to bf bonded. wada and correspondent Frank Details of the double killing Khau Buu Khien who went out card covered with blood wu ·-~-----• : They were hard assignments . Representatives from each Frosch , were ldlled in a could not be pieced together from Phnom Penh to loot for found at the scene. · Bolio llltnois and Minnesota scbool in llle dislrlct were ap- Communist ambush Wednes- unW todsy because of weak the two men. He found tho polls showed Stevenson and pointed to f111ctian as a aootact day. They apparenUy were military security on Highway 2 bodies about iiO feet from their Humphrey well ahead. But agent and memberohip e•eculed by the side of the which kept Combodian troops In blue Dalsu automobile in a Nixon was determined In his chairman. They.,.... Alma E. road. lloeir defensive positions unW marshy wooded area. mission to press on In pludlng Smith, Sal... G!nter; Nellie Frosch, 'll , of AUanta, Ga., after dawn. They said they had The two men apparentiy tried !Dr lbe electioo of a Senate Brogan, HarrlsGilville ; Mildred was UPI Phnom Penh bureau which wUI stand by his major Jeffers, RuUand; Unda Jell, manager. Sawada, 34, was programs. Salisbury; Mae Romine, Japanese and bad won many There was less than a week Bradbury; Mlloted Humphreys photography prizes, including left betwoen election day and and Herschel Gilkey. Meigs lloe 1966 Pulitzer Prize for his By Ulllled Press .....,.llauh Nixon's schedule Thursday. He Junior HiCb School; and Hel"' dramatic picture of a Vlelna· COLUMBUS- JOHN D. MDLE'IT1 cbancellot of the IIIIo crammed in an appearance at ~vey, Mejga 8Igb Sdlool and mese mother and her children lloard ol ~~eg..,ta, said Wednesday be Ill In favor ol111iinrslties Omaha, Neb., on his schedule Lela OutiB, Pbmeroy. desperately fleeing across a allowing students to drink alcoholic bewragMin lbelr doriJI4or)' Uuda Haley reported on the river in seareh of Dafety. rooma OAPSE ConvenUon beld In The two men left Phnom Se~ral Ohio colleges have relalod their rula8 IIIII lloJIPod JOBN~CADY YUM! YUM! YUM! Onclnnati wloicb she tmd Donna Penh alone in an automobile searching dorm roomJ fnt alcohol, wtacb eaught the attenlloln of Two meala will be served Hauck attended. A field Wednesday afternoon to drive stateUquorDirectorDmaldCook.Cookcrlticlledlbenewlulty, II a student destroys election day in the annex of the representative of OAPSE will be to Chambak, 24 miles to the which be aald Is illegal. ' 'Si ..clenta who rent a dormitory ro0111ce campus property or in Presbyterian Oourch, lunch at asked to attend the next soutlo along Highway 2, to see of the opinion it II a private residence," Mllisit salclln a Jetter to terferes with normal 11 30 • a. m. and supper begin- mee~ . whetloer any lighUng waa going Cook. "Many aJao claim -~·•·lions ,.....,sed on thooe n..o•• In educatiooal procedures he ning at 4p. m. The menu will be lbe '..,_ ....,.. •• ,.. must be dealt with prompUy. baked chicken, dressing, on in the area. Evidence at donnltorles are unfair. scene Indicated tloey were ., =~:~:r:,j ~ ~ ambuflhed while returning. PASEDENA, CALIF. -mE REV. CARL MCintyre tried WITH FM/AM/STEREO FM RADIO to adults for fl d to hoot There was blood In the Wednesda to -a1n aootrol of tho American Connell of Christian • an sc Tr/_J___ .J_ car and indicatio., they esY ·children, 50 cents. Pie Is 2S w ~Y coped alive since tloe bodies Churches In a turbulent aaslon marked by physical slruQies cent&. Lee All"'P 94 Cool ·u were found 30 feet from lbe over the microphone. Mcintyre said he and his IIUppGt'lerl died ':.:mesc~e ~ car sill feet off the road. The planned to meet separately clll'lni tho reot of the convention. "We 'Cu.lden Cla:k rno:..,Plilol, · ~ ', '·' · • .A' '"' •: ' · · ,are~lamlbe~),!;~IJf!d~~·· ~Ji" ~..... ', SUPPER PlANNED Parkersburg, following an Mcfnftt'tftriro.foundetoftheDrljiP J'!lm . IIIHIIJI first president liJtbe was dropped from the OleCUiive COIIllllillet The church women of Grace ..tended Illness Born in GUm;.. Olunty, w. . lastyear. PhilipCiarkofGiendsle,Ca!U.,Ittbe~ cum:atJX'OIIIclent Episcopal Church, Pomeroy, will sponsor a covered dish va., thi: son of the late Ben, of the 500,0QO.member llfOUP· Mcintyre told Council oftlclala lbey supper at the parish houae jamln and Ronna Norman were "a b111cb of aolties. You won't IISbt I« your freedom." SUnday at ~ : 30 p. m. All Allt.p, be wu a member of the Dan Weddl 74 PorUand Rt "You're out olorder,"tbe Rev. Robert Hayden aald. "You're ou1 parishioners are to bring food Lower Steer Run Baptist I, died W~y eventni ~ ol order with Chtltt and out of order with tho Bible." and table oervlce. Church and a fonner employee Veterans Memorial Hoopital. · j ol the Spencer State Hospital. Hewasprecededlndeathbyhis WA8111NGTON-APOUTICALadvertlaemmUinkln&IOIIIe State Survivors Include his wile, parents George and Mellaaa Democntlc Senalte candidates with ''exlnlllilla" and "rad!caJa" HatUe Mollohan Alltop, Brown 'Weddle· three sons wu reported Wedneaday to have ~In lle1!8P8Perlln at surr II'ILED BIIOOW • THE HART Repreaentari11e A suit to quiet UUe baa been Coolville; three daughters, Mrs. Earl, Albert, ...;d Csrl, 11111 ~ lealllllz atates. One ollbe Democrat. called II ''poi(Ucal porOiatinctive ContempOrary 'ltyled cabinet .in filed In Meigs County Common Karen Spurloclt, Mn. Betty daughter, Thelma Kaminakey. JIOIII'8phy ·" . genuine oil-finished Walnut veneert and st18c1t t1ardwood solids. Featur-'fi 32·wan ~ak. rll,usi(: :1 ! .AdvertiaeDHIIItseekinlltodeleatSene.JOitph D. T)ldlnp,DPold for by Cltlzons for Pleas Court by Clara B. McDonald, both of Coolvllie, Surviving are his widow power amplifier; Specia!C"stom-Matic4-spted Cady, Ernnt Wingett, Schuster, Pomeroy, against and Mra. Guendlyn Sumpter, Audrey Weddle; five sons: Md.,llldHarrllon 'Wllllama,IMU., wwe aeen bere. The olban •.OOrd e~ongor: !ape inpul/output jlcko pllll · Racine, Chlllrman. James Scbusto., North Canton, Normantown, W.Va.; one son, Clarence and Lawrence, Rt. 1, .....,reportedb)'lbeolllcetolllemorralk:Sene.JOitphMGIIIoya provioioo ·for optional. Zenith ' i• Oblo. Leeman Alltop, Jr., Muon; a RuUand; Charles, Calilornla; of New Mellco, FAqmM 8. Mt•kle of Maine, o.Jo .MeGee of exten110n IPIIktrl With Op· .. f: ............_ _ _ _...................... atepaon, Garrell McKown, RalphoiRogers, Oblo,andJobn \Vyomlilg, an aeeldng re.ftection, 11111 Rep, Jolin 'Niney, a tion•t adapt•r kit. · ~ · · ' ' · •, • Barberton; elgbtgr&lldcblldren Robert; threedaugbtero,Marle Democtal ·aaeklng to dl!fealiii!D. Geotp Murphy, &Callf. In ' Fun:ti-..il for rho Flno.t (n &oub~l '. ' and 6 great.grandcblldren. Dailey, Rt. I, Rsclne; Grace CalilllhUa Tunney called the ad "part of tile mauive nallooal FMt;<M/Sl~ RIO ;M RADIO . ; ,• ; Hewualsoprecededlndeath Curran, Eut Uverpool, llld ...ear . . . . more than po111ical (lfii'IIOIIrllphy." Providel lhe finttt in Ster•tt FM plul eonv1ntl0nelt~>' by two 10111, slulslen IIIII lour Anna Frances Weddle, at high·fldflltv FMIAM ttctpt iOrt. FM ·AFC tor ~if,l ~-~ brothers. home; 3ll grandcbllclren and U I~ fM-huift· it'l FMIAM lnll~ntl. •" 1 a.EVELANil - PEACE OOIU'II DIRBCIOR JOIIO(Ib H. -r ' · ! 1 Funeral oervlces wiD be beld great.glllllcbildren. lllatcblord bel1eves America II movlnc town 1111 "epidemic of OUAL·CffANHEio. AUDIO AMI!UfiCATION Saturday at 1:1111 p.m. at tbe He wu one of !be foundera of SYmM · ~-. White Funeral Home In the Nazarene Dnotch at Racine lear, lbe IIUI'elll path to dlauter .'' Blatcb!Drd, apealrlnc here lnit•nt r11ponH from Z1nhtl qu.tlty •olid·ltltl tm· 1. He is a life-ion; retldent plilitr1 Cooler Of)ltft titlo lot gu18leJ tftpendQ&ility lnd CoolvUle with .the Re\'1. J. C. Funeral oervlcea will ~ Wodoeaday lllld a .......t polllndlclllee tine of lour Amerk:aoa ot Meigs Counly. tG1;9r lilt. "' oppoee aJiowlilg Ji'QUPl to orpnbe prote111 agalnat tbe lcwtniCole and Da~rell MoUohan Saturday at 3 p. m. at lbe 2. He 11 Pelt-President of . ZENITH QUALrTY SPEAKER SYSTEM Middleport Fire offlclsUng. Burial wiD be In lbe Nazarene Church at Raclne ment and that lbe majority laW1'11 abridging balf ollbe ·11111 of O.p•rtment. F1J(urn t~~yo e· ovlll wool1ra and two 3Mr" cone· Rlghta. Coolville Cemetery. Frlenda with lbe a.v. Morrla WoUe J. He 11 a fOrmer Township l'IPI tw11ter1. Broad A~e rnpon1e · of 70 to , Trustee . "Yea, there are lemorllllln this aocleiJ," lllalcbford uld.•..,... 13.000 H:r. ' ,; may call at the funeral home offlclsting. Burial wiU be In lbe 4. He is familiar with the after 6 p.m. today. Balcl Knobl Cemetery' Frilllllfl ''Tile)' an damnable and muat be t'CIOted out. But ....,...,. ~ County, hiving been en oil distributor for 20 may call at tile Ewing Funeral questima 0111' vaiiU!II cr l'l'(l'odlatea them lin, boldlna a bomb years. behind bla baclt. 5. He 11 now serving •• Home anytime. · County Commlllloner, "Rwe becmle auopectofeveryGillwbo ralaeabla Voice with a Pleaaoat Valley H11pltal with dlgnltr,· tf · ' ADMISSIONS Minta fectl'll'eness and nf89rlty . quelllkln, we wiD bave caused the the ten or~ hope to ! Childress, Pt. Pleaaant; Mrs. acbleve. we have IUnlwd united u a nalloo ....,.. our _,. ~ Perry Jellersy, South Side; larenca, reopecllng our dlfferelicea, and In tiuot acbleYemtat llell ' ' .f Ve-HfmoriiiH plt.l Bruce Buflh, Gallipolis Ferry; oar cream•." . ' 1 l ·Charles Barney, Pt. Pleasant. MJMISSIONS -Irene Klein, HeaaldltllamllffalrelcrAmerleanatoequatetbe"diwnlty OPEN' FRI.&.SAT. ·NIGHTS ,.. DISCHARGES - William Pomeroy; Orville Allen, .,d ~ .. oflbe yo~~~g, blad:, llld1aD or~ IPllklna 992-2635 MIDDLEPORT Cochran, Mrs. Terry Bishop, PomerO)'; Katherine Weaver, REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR .... Mrs. Daniel Donahue, Roger Pomeroy; Lola Eberabacb, Amariama with "rigidity and lnllnl1illil)'.'' Cheater; Jamea Blake, Pt. ~ Starcher, Valorle Clemente, _,..... Ill .....,. Mrs. Jaclde Duncan, Charles Pleallilt; Patrick Hurley, ELI!Cl'ION DlNNEII Cheshire; Patay Hurley, 'l'lte Ladlea Aulllary of Cheshln. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~~~·-~~~•.M .. v.,Dlis. . Racine Americ., IA8(on, Poll DJSaWIGES - 'lboodore f02, wiD ooerve 10up, aand· ...- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Mitch, Eva Ultle, Sally Willen, Vane Crlta, Robert wlcbes, pie and coffee, electlm , day beginning II 11:11 I.Dl. lleele. Cllmpua." .I . 1 Year Clrtifluftl Officers Are Named ·. ~.~~-· "~6. SrfliStitufe'fotBre8kfast :W~ ·~·Iil~ corr"* ~;tilt There were 31,442 airline plloll,ill tho United State a In New OAPSE peaee on ·~·· took on two ol the moll Appeela Ia lillie Lon&vlew, 'I'll;~ be paid reo prealigious nama In the In lour llllie llopa Wedneo- apects to J...._. . Democratic party- Adlal E. day, Nison a.tked voters to "He,' too, wu devoted to Stevenson IIIII Hubert H. support Republican Senalte can· peace," Nllon Mid. "We In lbe H1111phrey. didates who, be lllld, would Republican part.y .,e lhowlnl Nison """ tired and a bit baclt him in his light,I« peace him lbe nospect bed: : vee far hoarse Weolnealll)' night when and proaperlty and aietnst more than lbe people In his own be anived in Chicago from a "permlsaivenessandpoDution." party.", · southern sweep of Florida and He told a lllmiJar~ crowd Teus In which he urged in Dallaa that be bad lelesouthern Democrat& to " quit phoned Jobnlon Wedneaday kicking the South around." evening and told him, "I knew He also revealed that, wblie be tried just u 1 am ll')'lng to In DaUas, he bad called former bring peace to lhlo counlr)'." .' a.... Bu'ffetD'•IOnet'tut I· ' ' '' r , 7- Tlle.DaiiJSellllnil,Mlddll~y. o,, Oo:t. 8,11'111 MEET TONIGHT Alllllllar atriiCOIIII of Troctp 1 lit and lbelr JIIQtberl wiD today 11 7 p. m. at tbt Middleport Scout HOUIO• . ' ·· • -RE$ULAR. . .:.;.- �' . 1::- Tilt DIIIJS.Inel,llldclepott-1'\itMcfy, o., Oo:t. a, triO ·Nixon ·Tackles Adlai, Huber( "* .aucAGO tUPI)-PI lltlont IDdtaneethepollllcalCGIIIpleJ<- before planning 111 Oy on ID ~ 1 tlkmdlr mnnl · on a .._....try foray ion of tile U.S. Senalte, today Ca!Uomia. of perbapa li,QOO people lD CADY About .• " "' I i• CAMPUS UNREST 1189. I stand with lhooe Ohioans and Americans who believe lbat violence baa no place in · President Lyndon B. Johnson our ooclety. There Is no and told him that "I lmew he ...... for lt. tried just as hard .. I am ll')'lng to bring peace to this oppose 11iolence country." lllrd AaalpmOBia of any kind." Today, Nison's work was cut out lor him. Anyooe who tllrows a rocl He had to be up bright and at a policeman ohould be early to campaign for GOP .,._,.led. Any peace of. Sen. Rolph Tyler Smith, who Is fleer who uses a gun or a club an a citizen, ""cept in seU challenged strongly in the Tuesday election by 01lnois defense, should face Treasurer Stevenson, son of the charges. teteDIInolsgovernor,Democra· "We must keep tic presidential candidate and .u.~a:~w:~ task .... ahesd--a smp in Rocbester, Minn., to campaign against Hmnphrey on bebaU of N'oxon's handpicked Republican candldate lor lbe senate, Rep . Clark M.acGregor. Everywbere,NIIon'smeuage was the same: forget about party al!lllaUons and back his efforts to end !be war In VIetnam, ·curb irresponsible Vernon Weber waa ......Jec.olod spending by COngress, stem ana- ol tile Yelp lDcal crime and pr ve !be environChapter ollbe IIIIo ASWM:Ia!ICII menl. of Public Scboolli:mplo1la II a In Florida, he stood by while ~ 'l'ueaday nlgbt at the Gov. Claude Kirk, running I« Meigs Junior High School. reelection, c1amnec1 "bomberi, Other olllcers elected were radicals, Fulbrighta ... IIIII Ernest Wood, vice ana-: wUd..,yed Uberals on lbe Mrs . Kathryn Swanson, Supreme COUrt." treasurer ; and Mro. Allee Globobr, secretary. m~~wUI~~:~;: on the second Tuesday of . ·' lfottom; 5%' ' WITH .INTUEIT PAID SI!MI·ANNUALLY . AT ... Two UPI Staffers Killed in Ambush •.a Leeman AUtop Died It's Time Elect ... ' ' '-I/) \, ~ ··lo;_ ... "'" """· """" S.VI... &~oCO. 2f6 Soo:lilld St. Powttroy,OIIIo All Acuontst111uNII ly 011111 '--'"""'"""' eor.. ·u-ToiiOMUI '11111 . ' CIICilAI SIEIII VAllEt· :-om• m: I ' . !":i::::z:=::::;-1 - ' Pediatrics Ward. :!. ''' I ~~ l'I . ' Jj '' -~ lllf'Oieill ~ou're lncludina. Fooda "SPECIAL" ,. lllcb u eggs and maata wiD "lliclt with YIN" omW lunclo time; although breada and eapeclally fruita ore an ea.ential part of breakfalll tUnnlna, fRIDAY, ocr. JJ S4lURDAt, ocr. 3} OILY I "You are -.at you eat." So wily i!Gt be a better you? Eat • bet* breakfast. 10% OFF ON All E BOOTS HUSH iPUPPIES Ne~ F'all Styles and Colors. ' DBIIOIWI OONDJN J I.IJ AwiJ Now THE SHOE BOX Where Shoes Are Sensibly Priced· Middleport, C). an still feeling hungry be!ure halcb, cbeck to oee bow mucb . . . . . .- -. .- - - ' DON'T BE fA'T. M0 NADEX will help you lose weight. MONADEX Is a tiny tablet and easily swallowed. Start losing welgh1 now. Contains no dangerous drugs and does not IT)oke. yov nervous. MONADIX reduces y_our desire for excoss food. Helps you eat Ieos - so you wolglol less. For your health's aoke- get rid of exceso fat. You must lose ugly fat or your money will be refunded by your druggist with no questions asked. MONAD EX costa $3.00 and Is ,, lkl'wn•m TIIYPIIQTAI I - 1 We've. corralled the neatest leather boots around. Choice of clitsslc, Cowboy or Western styles. ' ,...MODERN SUPPL 119 W. Main St. 192·1164 Pomtray,OIIIo The Store With "ALL KINDS OF STUFF" For Pets - Stables - Large & Small Animals . sold with this guarantee by: Swisher & LofoH, Pomii'Oy & Dutton Drug Store, Middleport. Mail Orden Filled. BIRTHS Mr. and Mrs. Franklin C. Petrie, Jr., Rio Grande, a daughter; Mr. and · Mta. TheOdore R. VanCD<Irtoy, PameriiJ, a son; Mr. and Mr1. Edward Huston, Jackson, a aon; Mr. and Mrs. Roger w. Hydan, GaUipolls, a daUghter, and Mr. and Mrs. Roger L. Puoketl, GaBipolla, a daughter. DlllaWIGE8 Lioa Benottl, Lowell F. llatTison, Mr1. John B. Burnette, Ralph JOI4ph Ellaa, Mra. Eventt J. Elliott, Myron R. Flelda, Mra. Robert H. Fisher, Mr1. John W. Frazier, Mrs. . N~ EUaene Hawley and · inlanl daljghter, Mr4. JewenF. lllloo, ·David C. Jenkins, Gary L. Northup,~· BuhJ T. More, Francis E. Northup, James W. o~;~,f~~Mrs. Miory B. John 'lbaber R1 l-Ib. size Va~~tine ,~~~ 66 O REGULAR_. 3% OUNCIIIZI MISS BREGK USTERINE BREATH SPRAY NEW TAME BY TONI LEMON QT. SIZE CREAM RINSE Reg. 2.29 Reg. 1.00 New 16 oz. size $1.44 66e 401. Reg. HAIR SPRAY 75c · · 39-,. ·----------------· 8 oz . Reg.1.25 Reg. 1.25 -------------------- m· IXICharles R. Karr, Sr.I -------·-lilii!lll(ll!.. MM ,.,......, -"1 RE-ELECT GORDON H. CALDWELL FOR · MilOS COUNTY AUDITOR Nov. lrd. Genera 1 Election . ted/ Your ,u ote Gready Apprecra Pled&IRI 4 Years of Dependable, Courteous 5e!vice ..:. Pd. Pol, Afjv ., .~----------~----------""""'--.,...·~· I I Ingels Furniture Mei&•Geaonlllolplt.l ,..-~~~!'.!'!'-.., ADMISSIONS - Everett Dailey, Pomeroy. DISCHARGES - Nme. TAKEN TO IIOO'l'I'AL The Potild\Oy E-R II1JIIad wu ca1ted Wodnellllay at 8:12 p. 111. to lbe Carl H111t residato:e on Cook'• Gap HID for lfl>encer lllllt wilo waa taken to Holler Medical Center by Ewing ambulance. Rei. 98' Reg. 2.95 KING SIZE !!! -:-: _,... ,I' TENDER 10UOI ~ BATH OIL BORN Mr1and Mra . . qJute!l 81., ' blttluf.a 9 ''t the . General HosPital, on Oct. 211, . ~· I BROMO SELlZER Reg. 1.19 . . 77~ KOTEX BAYER 50's ASPIRIN 44~ Reg. 69' CORICIDIN '0' 25's 1.35 ,NlW . JOHNSON & JOHNSON COTTON -BALLS Reg . 75c .-, ·' ., ·MAIRSPRAY_ CRAYOLA CRAYONS . 66~ Reg. 79c Re& L49· 88• PLAYTEX NURSER VITAMINS lOO's WITH IRON Rq. 3.29 $1.99 Reg. 8.95 DIAL '5.88 ANTI-PERSPIRA~T ,.....,._ ,. DEbDORAJtT ' . Red Une Heating Pad ' Reg. 1,•.9 hz. 49~ 48's ONE ADAY ·~ :QUtt ' '. " ; ·.l'""' FIRST ONE-STEP. PUSH-BUTION HAIR <.uocu" 11 TRUE-TO-LIFE SHADES. 12's COLD TABLETS ' $1.44 , .., 7.1..'. I y •••clint .,,.,, You can nty on tur "''/ern Mlftt••• In Ulrl Clrt llf ~~:erfl~tly ~rr Cl. . ll~ CIDIIIII. I HOME LAUNDRY ·. --' ~ · LOSE WEIGHT 'tHIS . •••- rat""" llvo tontor. Oolrlne\c ,-..nds a II ovor lilt couatry si.IU1i41 tho ~oruu-.,mv •lae . voui mMty will lit rlfv,... by your df'!ilglll. No q,·f•l!l!'!'• liked. Sold wllfl this auoraniM by: DoiliOii' OrUf s~• - ~II Or'"' Filled. Foam-in Hair Color 41ry Cl,tlftlftl fli Ut. lldrlne«an fltlp Odrlnex Is 1 tiny lablll &Old tlflfy dal!fllroul drugs. No lllrnllllf. No dltpar'l. .. Magic Moment '" -""' .-;" BRLCI\ ,.,, i *"' Comm--..,_ 1 NEW froM • .·$1.99-'' Dick KarT Dnu• Yu Vote NMmber 3rd, BECAUSE: •' • . ·' ,,! , ... Portland lJies CADY .. ~ 1blt! break: Dan Weddle of I It ner:w•. uri the Ovemight Wire: t~.,, ., st•• anc«. - -- - PER YUfl ,_,,sa...,.. --,.~-·( .. • 10 of hia dal)y Jliltriliol!ll ~at'flreiiW.•. meana ~ JOIII' meaa ·Jritll the 11u1c 4 1o Inoue tiill famlly membera ·ce ncetvm, a· daUy: 1 · '111ree senlnp lrCm tbe milk ..-oo., (dlllh s, leeDagon t. Mr BndMra. WUI!ur ~.. lltlli)t ,an - ,~ les*tlted,illtbe .~~' adulta2). , · ~ ~' Eddie, -,MrS. fva by IliON wbo skip btelllt· '1'bq - ' : and play bMtei- and Two IIII'VInp 1run tile mut Mrs. Opel Ho~ and rut. ~ ~ beCGIM are~· . , . ..-oo.,, lllcll, Mr. .''-""> Mri. E. R. IIMfll ell!•• ,wb81 tha lm· Bl'eAfl!illi Juolaalmportant . Four aervlnga frolll tbe """- aU . Or Ch-.ter area· portance,of eatln8 brei~ .II . lot you ""' YOIII' famlly · , _ ftgelshle.frult gnn~. ~!;'!"""'• · · · :' · ' really conlldered. w11o skip or akbpp m W,.lllait Fmr ~1)' ~. RlpJeyvw. 11111 YOIII' bol!f 1181 been witbolll 1ee1 let down · at mkf.to.late Clft8l IIII'VInplruntbellnldltF•· Herbert ; Parker, food from ..LIO holin· When Y011· .:__.._ ,. • --·t , _ llfOUP. . Syracuse; Mr. and Mta. Roger "-·~.,. ....ora_,_ 11 ..,w.,. O!rtaln looda are CUillllOOIIr ' AtWn8 and Lori, 'Riclne; Mr. wake up. You need food to Nerva are more likely to be oervadfDriH'u!rfast lldoeuot ·illd Mn. Delm8r Hollon and function 'j)ro.,.t!1. Several ec!G'. mean _that oilier foodl . . ~Y. A111ens; Mr. and Mrs. llludlea have been made to test .:n YOII. dlooae coffee to calm t~~""""J"Jablt 88 long 88 tbeJ · r.,~~son. Hollon·an~ lamlly and the lmportanee of brea~ In yoll' you've made the ce wholeaome and ll1ltrilioUI. ' t~r. and Jolla. Janieel!ou..; and lbe dally dlet. Wntllll ·: dlolce. Ollfee u a Qle pattem ot · .. adequal, !f.mllr, MinermUe 1 Mra. One atudled •_ IJ'OUP of lllblt! _ .hile fllr breaklul makes lnaklast lor a ICbool dtlld 8 Mildred 'Cald~tl, Tuppers lludenll wllo •" good you more liervOUl than not lncludea lllelollowlllc looda: A.tna ..id ·~and KoW rut over a II~ period, eating ~ut. ll'rlit,wbolepalureariiUII , P'Jr~. 1 then llklpped II live weeb. EWII 11e1Sbl control eflotta com~~, eu ., olber pratlill . ,'sending gilts •- . Mr. and · '1lltee l.elll11'111'e lnade anllli!IO are ~ dl#f~Cull wbell btelllt- aacll aa lulll, .._.,, ....,.1 lfre Gerald ,..;11411 Colllllbus ~-juat bofcre hmcb. The fall It lldfiP"d Laclt of 1111 bread whlo ....., or ,. · -r , • · testa me1811'1d the dll!ti'OIICN adsquale . bN!Pfast llneases ~~ butter or ferllllod · In tbe.llladenta wbell•they ate a tile foollnt of htNar In late ........,., aad 111f1k. , '" , .....o breatfulap4 when ,...., - . '"", tiic1t leadll lD N•---...., ... H-•n• ..,..,.,..,, the "1 e~ ~ ~_.• .......- ..., llkfpped In~. 0!• test overaslil1& ill the next meal. As lollowlna lnakfaal menu Ill • W1'1111STJWUNE lbowod bow rut Utey could lll!d a result, IGial calorltl lor lbe limiJarly adeip.ate altboQIIb ' day may lnereaae llhicb Is perhapanolao...,epi..bleto.,.. ,!Marine Lance Corporal preclaely what the weight taatas: · 'W!fiUI!.I! D. Davia Jr., aon of Mr. atdl doean't tl aDd loft,, ~ D. Davja Sr • . • er 1rlD Hamburger til boll, fruit, For good nutrition and milk. 1 IJ!d hU,Iband ol tlie former Mios , 9f11 D. Moore, aU of 1109 N. Ave, and Cedar St. General energy, a peraon llhould receive 11 IH'eakfast It eaten, but yoil Sei;.oliol., Avo., Mlddlepprt, Is visltln8 houra 2-4 and 7-1 p. m. , .,nnttli 'with 1he First Ma!'lne M.aternity vlsltln8 hours 2:30 to Division In VIetnam. 4,30 p; m. ·Parents only on .,*' .NQw.Earn. tilt ' I Mlnlmlnl Dtposat 110,110 ... ''VACATION ON THE ID»>'' - 1be IItie of a *II ...-ted b)' Jllllor Auy(llll'J IIM!IIIhera of Dmr Webller Poll No. J8 ollbe Amilrleu l.fPn, at Melp lfiCb Scboolln Mld<lepoi t W.m.day Ill~ ol NatiGIIallldueallcift Weel:. 'llle play cleplded aduc:alion II ,._. 1C0 IIIII II yaara fnm DOW. 1'Uini part Win, liD r, aeated, Dllna Caney, Sberrle Reuter and Melanie Burt, a otandlng. l!reDda Taylor IIIII Nancy'l'bom.-m. ..• IIJDebac .. ltCaU• a IIIDid ll!ttAIIIII,Ifill!tEc•. bowlleady .tbe)l._wwe; ~ lbe Coffee can't~=~~~bn:ak· lhlni!M amount ,Gf eiiqy 11 ~!tending were Mr. and Mn. IISICI!II •.llltact, . _ coffee toot ID rltk ~ a !ikJclf: · Gerlld , Summorfie.ld, aa asubllltate fllr II ~·II The retulta · ahowed • that • i''·. · liNklaal ..,_llwlloate ·. "r:ar.er. •w;l ; Mro·. e1 w<neu..Paot~ ~ ,n · · ' 'aPI\(break· • !B~rlleld, Slna Mlll'J!hf; "':"': · . · · . laat '.Are lliii,I'Rt" In, tbslr Edna Sl!lnmorfleld, 1..0111 Lidl of .Wile ~ jf deali'e .to iblnaing IIICI ~ ...r 1ft Of Deposit . Mlip 1'.11. I llonorlifc Mr. Parker ~GntJerJy o(,lfi'P~<· . December, Februaly and April PHNOM PENH (UPI)-Two nature of their mulUple chest hesrd firing on the road slwttly to 1'81ablisb their Identity u Free ~ift journa118ta. · Eaclt carried a with one in October. United Press JntemaUonalstaff wounds indlcaled they were before aundown. Wlth'-'lol Arrangements were made to members, PuUizer Prlze.wln. Oleculed by bursts ol a Chinese The bodies were dlscove(ed routine collecllan of official today by correspondent press carcle. Sawada's preu OF-OR MORE open a bank ICCOIBII with lbe nillg photographer Kyolcbi Sa· made Aim automatic rifle. treasurer to bf bonded. wada and correspondent Frank Details of the double killing Khau Buu Khien who went out card covered with blood wu ·-~-----• : They were hard assignments . Representatives from each Frosch , were ldlled in a could not be pieced together from Phnom Penh to loot for found at the scene. · Bolio llltnois and Minnesota scbool in llle dislrlct were ap- Communist ambush Wednes- unW todsy because of weak the two men. He found tho polls showed Stevenson and pointed to f111ctian as a aootact day. They apparenUy were military security on Highway 2 bodies about iiO feet from their Humphrey well ahead. But agent and memberohip e•eculed by the side of the which kept Combodian troops In blue Dalsu automobile in a Nixon was determined In his chairman. They.,.... Alma E. road. lloeir defensive positions unW marshy wooded area. mission to press on In pludlng Smith, Sal... G!nter; Nellie Frosch, 'll , of AUanta, Ga., after dawn. They said they had The two men apparentiy tried !Dr lbe electioo of a Senate Brogan, HarrlsGilville ; Mildred was UPI Phnom Penh bureau which wUI stand by his major Jeffers, RuUand; Unda Jell, manager. Sawada, 34, was programs. Salisbury; Mae Romine, Japanese and bad won many There was less than a week Bradbury; Mlloted Humphreys photography prizes, including left betwoen election day and and Herschel Gilkey. Meigs lloe 1966 Pulitzer Prize for his By Ulllled Press .....,.llauh Nixon's schedule Thursday. He Junior HiCb School; and Hel"' dramatic picture of a Vlelna· COLUMBUS- JOHN D. MDLE'IT1 cbancellot of the IIIIo crammed in an appearance at ~vey, Mejga 8Igb Sdlool and mese mother and her children lloard ol ~~eg..,ta, said Wednesday be Ill In favor ol111iinrslties Omaha, Neb., on his schedule Lela OutiB, Pbmeroy. desperately fleeing across a allowing students to drink alcoholic bewragMin lbelr doriJI4or)' Uuda Haley reported on the river in seareh of Dafety. rooma OAPSE ConvenUon beld In The two men left Phnom Se~ral Ohio colleges have relalod their rula8 IIIII lloJIPod JOBN~CADY YUM! YUM! YUM! Onclnnati wloicb she tmd Donna Penh alone in an automobile searching dorm roomJ fnt alcohol, wtacb eaught the attenlloln of Two meala will be served Hauck attended. A field Wednesday afternoon to drive stateUquorDirectorDmaldCook.Cookcrlticlledlbenewlulty, II a student destroys election day in the annex of the representative of OAPSE will be to Chambak, 24 miles to the which be aald Is illegal. ' 'Si ..clenta who rent a dormitory ro0111ce campus property or in Presbyterian Oourch, lunch at asked to attend the next soutlo along Highway 2, to see of the opinion it II a private residence," Mllisit salclln a Jetter to terferes with normal 11 30 • a. m. and supper begin- mee~ . whetloer any lighUng waa going Cook. "Many aJao claim -~·•·lions ,.....,sed on thooe n..o•• In educatiooal procedures he ning at 4p. m. The menu will be lbe '..,_ ....,.. •• ,.. must be dealt with prompUy. baked chicken, dressing, on in the area. Evidence at donnltorles are unfair. scene Indicated tloey were ., =~:~:r:,j ~ ~ ambuflhed while returning. PASEDENA, CALIF. -mE REV. CARL MCintyre tried WITH FM/AM/STEREO FM RADIO to adults for fl d to hoot There was blood In the Wednesda to -a1n aootrol of tho American Connell of Christian • an sc Tr/_J___ .J_ car and indicatio., they esY ·children, 50 cents. Pie Is 2S w ~Y coped alive since tloe bodies Churches In a turbulent aaslon marked by physical slruQies cent&. Lee All"'P 94 Cool ·u were found 30 feet from lbe over the microphone. Mcintyre said he and his IIUppGt'lerl died ':.:mesc~e ~ car sill feet off the road. The planned to meet separately clll'lni tho reot of the convention. "We 'Cu.lden Cla:k rno:..,Plilol, · ~ ', '·' · • .A' '"' •: ' · · ,are~lamlbe~),!;~IJf!d~~·· ~Ji" ~..... ', SUPPER PlANNED Parkersburg, following an Mcfnftt'tftriro.foundetoftheDrljiP J'!lm . IIIHIIJI first president liJtbe was dropped from the OleCUiive COIIllllillet The church women of Grace ..tended Illness Born in GUm;.. Olunty, w. . lastyear. PhilipCiarkofGiendsle,Ca!U.,Ittbe~ cum:atJX'OIIIclent Episcopal Church, Pomeroy, will sponsor a covered dish va., thi: son of the late Ben, of the 500,0QO.member llfOUP· Mcintyre told Council oftlclala lbey supper at the parish houae jamln and Ronna Norman were "a b111cb of aolties. You won't IISbt I« your freedom." SUnday at ~ : 30 p. m. All Allt.p, be wu a member of the Dan Weddl 74 PorUand Rt "You're out olorder,"tbe Rev. Robert Hayden aald. "You're ou1 parishioners are to bring food Lower Steer Run Baptist I, died W~y eventni ~ ol order with Chtltt and out of order with tho Bible." and table oervlce. Church and a fonner employee Veterans Memorial Hoopital. · j ol the Spencer State Hospital. Hewasprecededlndeathbyhis WA8111NGTON-APOUTICALadvertlaemmUinkln&IOIIIe State Survivors Include his wile, parents George and Mellaaa Democntlc Senalte candidates with ''exlnlllilla" and "rad!caJa" HatUe Mollohan Alltop, Brown 'Weddle· three sons wu reported Wedneaday to have ~In lle1!8P8Perlln at surr II'ILED BIIOOW • THE HART Repreaentari11e A suit to quiet UUe baa been Coolville; three daughters, Mrs. Earl, Albert, ...;d Csrl, 11111 ~ lealllllz atates. One ollbe Democrat. called II ''poi(Ucal porOiatinctive ContempOrary 'ltyled cabinet .in filed In Meigs County Common Karen Spurloclt, Mn. Betty daughter, Thelma Kaminakey. JIOIII'8phy ·" . genuine oil-finished Walnut veneert and st18c1t t1ardwood solids. Featur-'fi 32·wan ~ak. rll,usi(: :1 ! .AdvertiaeDHIIItseekinlltodeleatSene.JOitph D. T)ldlnp,DPold for by Cltlzons for Pleas Court by Clara B. McDonald, both of Coolvllie, Surviving are his widow power amplifier; Specia!C"stom-Matic4-spted Cady, Ernnt Wingett, Schuster, Pomeroy, against and Mra. Guendlyn Sumpter, Audrey Weddle; five sons: Md.,llldHarrllon 'Wllllama,IMU., wwe aeen bere. The olban •.OOrd e~ongor: !ape inpul/output jlcko pllll · Racine, Chlllrman. James Scbusto., North Canton, Normantown, W.Va.; one son, Clarence and Lawrence, Rt. 1, .....,reportedb)'lbeolllcetolllemorralk:Sene.JOitphMGIIIoya provioioo ·for optional. Zenith ' i• Oblo. Leeman Alltop, Jr., Muon; a RuUand; Charles, Calilornla; of New Mellco, FAqmM 8. Mt•kle of Maine, o.Jo .MeGee of exten110n IPIIktrl With Op· .. f: ............_ _ _ _...................... atepaon, Garrell McKown, RalphoiRogers, Oblo,andJobn \Vyomlilg, an aeeldng re.ftection, 11111 Rep, Jolin 'Niney, a tion•t adapt•r kit. · ~ · · ' ' · •, • Barberton; elgbtgr&lldcblldren Robert; threedaugbtero,Marle Democtal ·aaeklng to dl!fealiii!D. Geotp Murphy, &Callf. In ' Fun:ti-..il for rho Flno.t (n &oub~l '. ' and 6 great.grandcblldren. Dailey, Rt. I, Rsclne; Grace CalilllhUa Tunney called the ad "part of tile mauive nallooal FMt;<M/Sl~ RIO ;M RADIO . ; ,• ; Hewualsoprecededlndeath Curran, Eut Uverpool, llld ...ear . . . . more than po111ical (lfii'IIOIIrllphy." Providel lhe finttt in Ster•tt FM plul eonv1ntl0nelt~>' by two 10111, slulslen IIIII lour Anna Frances Weddle, at high·fldflltv FMIAM ttctpt iOrt. FM ·AFC tor ~if,l ~-~ brothers. home; 3ll grandcbllclren and U I~ fM-huift· it'l FMIAM lnll~ntl. •" 1 a.EVELANil - PEACE OOIU'II DIRBCIOR JOIIO(Ib H. -r ' · ! 1 Funeral oervlces wiD be beld great.glllllcbildren. lllatcblord bel1eves America II movlnc town 1111 "epidemic of OUAL·CffANHEio. AUDIO AMI!UfiCATION Saturday at 1:1111 p.m. at tbe He wu one of !be foundera of SYmM · ~-. White Funeral Home In the Nazarene Dnotch at Racine lear, lbe IIUI'elll path to dlauter .'' Blatcb!Drd, apealrlnc here lnit•nt r11ponH from Z1nhtl qu.tlty •olid·ltltl tm· 1. He is a life-ion; retldent plilitr1 Cooler Of)ltft titlo lot gu18leJ tftpendQ&ility lnd CoolvUle with .the Re\'1. J. C. Funeral oervlcea will ~ Wodoeaday lllld a .......t polllndlclllee tine of lour Amerk:aoa ot Meigs Counly. tG1;9r lilt. "' oppoee aJiowlilg Ji'QUPl to orpnbe prote111 agalnat tbe lcwtniCole and Da~rell MoUohan Saturday at 3 p. m. at lbe 2. He 11 Pelt-President of . ZENITH QUALrTY SPEAKER SYSTEM Middleport Fire offlclsUng. Burial wiD be In lbe Nazarene Church at Raclne ment and that lbe majority laW1'11 abridging balf ollbe ·11111 of O.p•rtment. F1J(urn t~~yo e· ovlll wool1ra and two 3Mr" cone· Rlghta. Coolville Cemetery. Frlenda with lbe a.v. Morrla WoUe J. He 11 a fOrmer Township l'IPI tw11ter1. Broad A~e rnpon1e · of 70 to , Trustee . "Yea, there are lemorllllln this aocleiJ," lllalcbford uld.•..,... 13.000 H:r. ' ,; may call at the funeral home offlclsting. Burial wiU be In lbe 4. He is familiar with the after 6 p.m. today. Balcl Knobl Cemetery' Frilllllfl ''Tile)' an damnable and muat be t'CIOted out. But ....,...,. ~ County, hiving been en oil distributor for 20 may call at tile Ewing Funeral questima 0111' vaiiU!II cr l'l'(l'odlatea them lin, boldlna a bomb years. behind bla baclt. 5. He 11 now serving •• Home anytime. · County Commlllloner, "Rwe becmle auopectofeveryGillwbo ralaeabla Voice with a Pleaaoat Valley H11pltal with dlgnltr,· tf · ' ADMISSIONS Minta fectl'll'eness and nf89rlty . quelllkln, we wiD bave caused the the ten or~ hope to ! Childress, Pt. Pleaaant; Mrs. acbleve. we have IUnlwd united u a nalloo ....,.. our _,. ~ Perry Jellersy, South Side; larenca, reopecllng our dlfferelicea, and In tiuot acbleYemtat llell ' ' .f Ve-HfmoriiiH plt.l Bruce Buflh, Gallipolis Ferry; oar cream•." . ' 1 l ·Charles Barney, Pt. Pleasant. MJMISSIONS -Irene Klein, HeaaldltllamllffalrelcrAmerleanatoequatetbe"diwnlty OPEN' FRI.&.SAT. ·NIGHTS ,.. DISCHARGES - William Pomeroy; Orville Allen, .,d ~ .. oflbe yo~~~g, blad:, llld1aD or~ IPllklna 992-2635 MIDDLEPORT Cochran, Mrs. Terry Bishop, PomerO)'; Katherine Weaver, REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR .... Mrs. Daniel Donahue, Roger Pomeroy; Lola Eberabacb, Amariama with "rigidity and lnllnl1illil)'.'' Cheater; Jamea Blake, Pt. ~ Starcher, Valorle Clemente, _,..... Ill .....,. Mrs. Jaclde Duncan, Charles Pleallilt; Patrick Hurley, ELI!Cl'ION DlNNEII Cheshire; Patay Hurley, 'l'lte Ladlea Aulllary of Cheshln. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .~~~·-~~~•.M .. v.,Dlis. . Racine Americ., IA8(on, Poll DJSaWIGES - 'lboodore f02, wiD ooerve 10up, aand· ...- - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - - Mitch, Eva Ultle, Sally Willen, Vane Crlta, Robert wlcbes, pie and coffee, electlm , day beginning II 11:11 I.Dl. lleele. Cllmpua." .I . 1 Year Clrtifluftl Officers Are Named ·. ~.~~-· "~6. SrfliStitufe'fotBre8kfast :W~ ·~·Iil~ corr"* ~;tilt There were 31,442 airline plloll,ill tho United State a In New OAPSE peaee on ·~·· took on two ol the moll Appeela Ia lillie Lon&vlew, 'I'll;~ be paid reo prealigious nama In the In lour llllie llopa Wedneo- apects to J...._. . Democratic party- Adlal E. day, Nison a.tked voters to "He,' too, wu devoted to Stevenson IIIII Hubert H. support Republican Senalte can· peace," Nllon Mid. "We In lbe H1111phrey. didates who, be lllld, would Republican part.y .,e lhowlnl Nison """ tired and a bit baclt him in his light,I« peace him lbe nospect bed: : vee far hoarse Weolnealll)' night when and proaperlty and aietnst more than lbe people In his own be anived in Chicago from a "permlsaivenessandpoDution." party.", · southern sweep of Florida and He told a lllmiJar~ crowd Teus In which he urged in Dallaa that be bad lelesouthern Democrat& to " quit phoned Jobnlon Wedneaday kicking the South around." evening and told him, "I knew He also revealed that, wblie be tried just u 1 am ll')'lng to In DaUas, he bad called former bring peace to lhlo counlr)'." .' a.... Bu'ffetD'•IOnet'tut I· ' ' '' r , 7- Tlle.DaiiJSellllnil,Mlddll~y. o,, Oo:t. 8,11'111 MEET TONIGHT Alllllllar atriiCOIIII of Troctp 1 lit and lbelr JIIQtberl wiD today 11 7 p. m. at tbt Middleport Scout HOUIO• . ' ·· • -RE$ULAR. . .:.;.- �• • \ I \ ' . .. ' ·~ Read ~he Tip-offs In Dummy Hand .,. Oswold .. , ..... ,_., •n D NOII'DI ·- i · Fot Ret Notice lN'IfqRMATION Fqr Sale . ·, • ~:. !t ••·' ' ' DUDLIUS ... . , MALE Hlompshl,.. hog. Hamor s p.M. oav emre Publluflon REVIVAL ol Fr~ Goti>el TRA'ILEit, BroJN~ ~ Trtlltr RousH SyracuiOi, Ohlo. '"' -· Mlulon al lllld ICriOb olertlno ~-k, 'MII1'tr,1YIIIt. mont' 992· ' 10*~ Mondty OHdllnt' l .m . Otl. 311 lllrough Nolt•••, 7;:10 332<1.' Clnctlletlon • Corrtctlons Will be tcc.,.ted untllta.m . for t-t-Hc eoch evenln,. R~v- Ray Dey ol PubllceUon Reynolds o Mi:Arlhur. REGULATIONS evangellsl, ltev' L. R. TWO ~ lvrnlthed mobile Tht Pu.,lllhtr rHtrv.s the GIUOHncamp, ·paslol'. · !'Ubl)c ..•• to:. ~ locolld lri Syratuso. right to edit or rtltct env tdt Is lnvlled. SpO<Ial tl'\t'3.4ic dnmtd obltctlontl. The. C.ll t92-2<141 6-9 p.m. publisher will not bt responsible 1~2S-Ife ' tor mort than one Incorrect instrtlbn. NltELY lunllslled 2-bedroom RAT IS opo.rlme·nt, Mlddleporl .. For want Ad Service • Pllont tt2-387~ . Scent. per Word one insertion · t-30-ffe Minimum Cherge 75c tltiJ .QJ75 WIST IIWI'f .QJ6 .KJIO tQIOU .KU 4Vold .IT58 .AJI753 \~ . I ·' . ·~ ' ..,.,..,.,,., ,,.. -oom cents pfr word three conucutlve Insertions. 11 cents per word six con. 12 Los• 1nc:r.n with tttt n~ •••r wey· · Brick, Bloek,·Shlnt. Cla1wrna. Clllmneya, . Horne Remodeling, c.mont Work, Gor-. , Free Estfma~i ·' Jim -l.iarry , Kenny- J!itk* SLIM·A·WAY HAYMAN'S AUCTION t!Ouse: 2 BEDROOM around ' floor Free Home DemOhltrltLIOonR Laurel Olff. now open Noh apartment. Allnt Weaver, MRS. WUD•L KAY ucutrve lnurtiOns. lll·lftl ' Friday lo receive conRoclnt. Ohio. Phone 949-351-t. 25 Per ctnt Discount on peld .AU Pho!M· . . NHII Maven, W. V•! slgnmenls al 10 a.m. AucHon 10.29-3te ads and eds p411d within 10 days . 80Ul1l (D) Afttr 4 WHkHY• tt CA.AD OF THANKS 992-7044 01' .9'12-5632 starting ot 7 p.m. Let us sell, - - - - - - - - I ·TIIt SttYrcltY ; & OIITUARY your merehandlse. .Ait10875U S1 .50 lor 50 word · minimum . )-22-ffe ~RNISHED ond unlumlshed· UNITED METHODIST por· Each leldltlonel "'!'Ord 2c. •partmenls. ·Close 10 oehoot. ..,..ge lor sale ~~ Lefort ILIND ADS .lOU Additional Z5c Charge per Pllont lt2·541F:fi Advertlltment. llolh VUinenble OFFICE HOURS p m ,_. ~ov. 1M:i.i bldt 10 Mrs. Roy · 1:30 a.m. to 5:00p.m. Dally, W.t N - - - 1:30 . 1~13->UIC I t • ~ ...... Rl. 2, Roclne, Ohlo• ' a.m. to 12 : 00 Noon UNFURNISHED apar mon • • paroonage, elk "'"•0 Saturday . SHOOTING match ot R-.:lne rocxni, balh. Above Mlrk v. door et Colder Shuler s.· Gun Club, 12, 16, and =~~J~Y rt1sonable. Rllerve rlghl 10 noled all ()peDiq ln ~ • Q Memory oauge. Pri!OO 1111 1Uo1<eys, 10-29-llc bids II too low. I"~~ ""'lc And <;omplete Una IN LOVING memory of Don hams end ~i. Sundly, of Supplies ·-GUARA~TEED­ DefeDSe Is usually more Capehart who passed away Nov. o al 1 p.m. i~2<1-5tc l'iEWL Y decorated 5-room -HO-u"'s"'e-.-:1-6'-:0-:-L:-In-co:::l:::n-;:His., dl4icult t11aa dummy play. Oct. 29, 1965: Pitone 992-2094 house, bath, 44 Palmer, $65 a .. 1be rea1011 Is that declarer Tho shod< was sudden. the blow WILL give plano ieuono In mY: monlh. Phone 992-3896.- 31 Pomeroy. Phone tt2-~25-lfc -.w.vo. 10-u- P - - - - - - i: 10 believe II hos been home. Phone 992 -3166 .•16-ffc • 71:1-5675 &" Open Dally I HI~ p.m. ttruullng with his cnm 13 live y..rs. I E. ~In, Pomeroy, o. 606 .,,,. Hlf p.m. Real Estate For Sale cardi:Ofeount~,baseoathe TheysayHmehealsallsorrows. ·· T B . ForSae b b And ~,. us to forget, Wanted 0 ur • REDUCE sale and last with GOOD lnveatmenl propar!r. FARM-ALL Cub or Supe<"-A Gobtse lablots and E-vap ~ House with ihree furnls,_ apartments, basement, two full lldvanlalt of wbat he tractor. Pllone9~-~5or 9~waler plllo. Melton Druga. garages. Monthly Income, · - IJid wbat be abould Sadly mlssod br mother, Allee 4254. 10-27-301p $190. Priced reasonably .for mow from the bidding. le .. ~ r Cape•-rt. and sister, Betty quick salt. Phone tt2-3035 ·lfc 7·1 9South's four-apade bid wtedas Fr end. 10·29-11< SNOW PLOW for Cub Farm~ll Nr. & MrsHARRISON'S TV AND AN· mOll elfecUve. East wan tractor. Also, side delivery ROOM house wllll bath, Y.ENNA SERVICE. Phone to try ftve diamonds but the IN MEMORYol Chesler Arthur rake on rubber. Phone '~· Mobile Home Customer 5 located '14-mlle off Rl. 7 on Rt. tt2-2522. vfi)Derabllity made a trUle 2726. 0---~c We lnvlle · Comparison! 33. Phone tt2-6362. 6· 1~1fc ••• If H•· •·d 1t DonoheW: has been four years ago ~.., "' h too 1~27-31< ,.....gerous. ·~ •• Bring your mobile ome CONDITIONING, DOZER WORK. Sepllc lonks, AIR taktll that Wild chanCe, the Sl~:a~ydarllng husband went OLD furntturi, dlshel, briSI prlcesendneedstousandlet ~tlrlgeratlon service. Jack's 1..ch beds. Phone 9~-2171. New Haven . . comblDaUtheon Southof th ellandbeaandrt away. ,. tit. Wrlle M.D. Miller, ualell youlllelrulh In - l e ONE 7 room house. balh, 10-l•lfc Refrigeration, Middleport. One 5 room Phone 112-2079. queen In No one knows the !ears ve Rl. 4, Pomeroy, Cillo;, Coli Home buying I No hidden · house. bath, Middleport. No tbe d I am on d king In the shod, 9t"'"71 · """ In our or lees II U.l!t rea1onable offer rejected. SAW FILING, all klndt .ot North would bave made bim Nor lhe loneliness and sorrow ·- . 9-1-lfc , sharpenlnf.. Lawn mowtr lnsllanc:& Pllone tt2-5035. a real baro. Five diamonds my heart has blod. 1~~"· '"Ill'~ O:vP& ~= AUTOMOBILE lnsuronco been would wheel In, but East OLD UPRIGHT plonoo, any eng and dallvlrr Colmer'• cancelled? Loti your paued and West was on Thenlghture so dark, the days condition, oolong .. have not MOBil,£ HOM{$ ONE FL<ll>N. 6 room house. ~:w Shop, . Mecl a~lc St.. operalor's lie..,..? Coli tt21 leod. so long. ts •·r when I'm been•wet. Paying SIO ...h. Ro·~7, yo- P'·l-0. Pomeroy. 2966. . .. • u.u, balh.'SIIver Run. Bloek cellar The patti ge roug.l'll' Flrtt floor only.IIIOndjyl will ••• ,, _..... .. ..... ullar house above. go ,, West deeidtd to open the alone. be pick-up dey. Wrlle, giving ._,...,.!::W::..::-•:::..:.1..:;ilr;.:64-'7'--32="'-~ with --------~' queeo of 1padu. It look.o Sometimes. deor Arlhur. 1 can .good dlrecHont, Wlffen Plano 1" . , . - Pllone tt2-6386 or tt2-5050. 10-23-6lc READY MIX CONCRETE 18fe and be didn't know hear you say, the Company, Bo• 118. Sordls, DIESELCASEdozer,310model dtllvered right to your wblebotber lead would prove "Come follow me, this 1' 0111o G46. wUh 1111 blade. Also. old corn but secluded proJecl. Feot and eeoy. Fr01 oinaafe. way." 8-~ffc ond hay. Pllone 7~2·~29 3tc CONVENIENT building lois on T19 at Rock eat moleo. Phont 192-321~. South caolied the ace and 11 won'l be lonp before I come, . · J · sr,rlngs. Wllhln walking G011Jieln Reedy-Mix Ca., king Of .q>ades, While East Tobewlthyoo lnournewhome. SELL NOW. Ginseng, 131 lb. YARD SALE, Frida~, Solurdey d alance of Mel~s .. High Mlddleportr Ohio. dl.c.rd.d ... seven and For Jesus promised lo prepare Golden Sell, S1.75 lb. Sell Sud Soli ··• toble School, I 5.mlnute drive from 6-~tfC ""' A mansion for us over there. tops and atema, 60 cents lb. and n ay. ""'"" Pomeroy. Cell or ... Bill -=-c=::::::-=-;;:--;;;:::::; then the three of diamonds. Bill !IIIIey, P. o. Box 1 -~. ••lends to 38><96, 6 chairs. Wille w~tkends, or alter 5 CURTISS Collie Breeding Then South led the 10 of Sadly missed by his dear wife, Second st., Reedlvllle, ()hlp bullet, wooden china closet. Ph 992 Service. Phone Parker If 992kd Clubs. W••t slapped on the 0 h 45772 Antique qulltln!l lramH and 6887. p.m. wee one • 2264 or call station Coolville Ruth ono e:w. , · l0. 2?-6tc Ulf'lngs. curtaln stretchers 10-18-llc 667 kiDI wJtbout a moment's 10-29-ltc iike new. carnival glauware. -l2!l. 1~11·301< hesitation In order to put the - - - - - - - bootes. curtalnt, clothes, all Lost Help Wanted ,,,.. Children's IOys lgoodl. SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED. Reasonable rafts. Phone led a second club to dum- LOST. one male brindle ploll SOMEONE ABLE end quaiillod ~~~ l.:f:O~t /):~~; , : John Ru11111, Gallipolis ~~~~· n:; C~~tr~ Saortv':. lo do fall housecleaning. 681 Welt one mile from Rt. FARM - m acres, lo" of •782 my'ajack. With clubs breakalter 5:30 p.m. In~ W, South wu able to Wadsworlh, Ohio. Conlacl Phone ft2 .H.42 or 992j~~:"f 33. Pllone tt2-5132· ~ 31p ~~ber~~f=d~~ ..7-fft d . •F•~ · . a low heart and .' O;!!m!!!.,:OsRJ'I!::~I!,oods>111~ - ·, ~ •' , , - , ·~· · Ktl,j 1 L...•, ,.,.,lo.'l:~ .. .. · ..,.,,._,,. .,,. i 1!1 ~ 1 -.J' \ . ' 'I • : , .. • M"RCIAL "ou -II.01 ""~-~ 2 CM.EN •. 1arl!t .. ,._,.;:._, ·,,,. no.t• · , ..,...,o "' "' ' living room, 2 bedf'~ modt • coueld ,...."tQ$< ' ROO .' rd ' nd laundry rooms andbeaut bath. ba ully Pomeroy. tor lliiW!n~ ui illamonds · ~ M 1In ber •··-•.5mlleoutol ~ •• but W~·s p v of the' club Noti'Ce Pomeroy . Prefer a n, equipped lor y or r s 1o,900. ••• ' Condor or Mulberry. S200 per shop. Well established 5-1-tfc Station Wagon, )1-8 motor, automatic tranil- , king was a bad one. East GOSPEL SING at Chester monlh. Ptlone 7~2-4781. business. Will sell with or RUTLAND- ~I years old, nice wu really marked with the Church of God, Sunday, Nov. 10-28-3tp without equipment. Write P. kitchen, 3 bedrooms. balh, ----~::mission, power steering. . · , ..:. ·' and Endl.oader - of clubs and West :.bould 1 at 2 p. m. with the Lamb o. Box 729-M. c-o Tho Dally 011 heal, front porch AIOUT 8jl(KIIOE l'l<irk. ~ge Bill Pulllna. have let East win that 11tat family from Waynesville, ACREAGE a.nd loll. Moll In Sentinel. Pomeroy, Ohio. 2 acres level ground. 11,900. 1~16-301p . club in order to lead a heart Ohio. Everyone welcome. descrlpllort, where localed 1~27-61c 1 29 Now, wbeD West got In with 0- -llc and cotl lo P. 0. Bo• 692, RACINE- lncomo (';~ SEWING MACHINES. Repair tbe -'ub -~be would have R Rod Pomeroy. • ·• ·t ·c BRUSH hog, pool hole digger, bull.,.. roomo. nffurn ~.... •rvlee, ell · mil!<•· tt2-~. .4" Door Sedan L. T."O., power steering, powar . 1 "' ..,, GUN un W. ~~ corn Ianier, 1 hole hog aparlmtlllt, 1 u um ..- . end SHOOT, Gun Club,Broad New Haven. Tholo FabrJc Sl>op, Pomeroy. !'I decide w b suit to lead P Phone _ . low on building, brakes, air-conditioning. VInyl lnterl'o t, bJk. 247 2161o. . c GOING AT 121~. Va .• Sundey, Nov. 1. Rain or AuthoriZed Singer ·S.l• ond East bad led . bitt, assuming 1 27 51 the heart tbi'ee, ba Would shine. Noon Ill ..... v!nyi roof, maroon finish . .-. ,1, Service. We Shlirpan Scluors. 1~29-3tc l-29-lfc ..__ tba' S th '·ld an . . MIDDL"PDRT - 2 atory ....,.. ' ou '"' EARLy ......-lean Slereo-radlo 2 porchal, otber heart. forc:ed .olr goa lumoee, <IGM WILL pick up merchandise and INw 1 ,.. E-twitt Asui.) ~ opeaker O!>Uhd sy!tem, r~ to' 111 thoj>plng, large lot. DON'T WAIT ·take to auction on a per1oma 01c Culnge • 19.500. centage basls. Call Jim opeed ou D Adams, auctioneer, Rutland . Balenee $71.59. Use our · TO IUY OR SELL Phone 7~2-4~1. budgtl termo. Cell tt2-3352. CONTACT US ¥~CIIIW,\ i 'll1 t 9-23-ffc 1W-6tc HENRY CLELAND New Haven ------:-:---:REALTOR All Tho Dirt In MODERN walnut style stereoOlflce-992-22P One Simple Operallon Contact Ret. 992-2561 • , ~. radio, am,lm radio, ~ opeaker Homes . Trollers . Public 1 2 sound 1y1tem, " speed "" __, Buildings, ilc. No muso. no The Dai~ Sentinel eulomatlc changer. llllonce Service & Parts Dt!!pt. fuss - haYe your furnace 112.39. Ute 111/1' budget lermo. cleanod today. 7:30A.M. Tll4:30 P.M. Cell ft2.3J52. Phone 992·2156 Monday thru Friday - · Closed WIG DARK brown. Alto, ono Loculi II. Pels ~or Sale Saturday & Sunday otorm door •. 32" • Ill'' high. Middleport, D. GEO. HOISTETTER, Front door 32'' x 71'' high. &ASSET Pol&:.,lft. AKC, 130, BROKER Francia tc~um, phone Pllone tt2-3-M2. ~ Coolville 667-3156. 1~27-5te HOUSE FOR RI!NT -oomt. modern kitchen, 1~18-121c PONTIAC lUlCK Estate f' or Sale furnace. Carport. $60.00. .. ELECTROLUX Vecuum oil GMC TRUCKS Racine, Rl. 2, or will sell. MINIATURE S"thnluitrs, a - eomplele wllh at7 ROOM HOUSE, • bedroomo, POMEROY . Corofii:, Deluxed Or. Sedan, V-8 motor, radio, . groomad, crn:pad and per1'h batht. Lorge living room tachments, Clll"dwlnder end ALL ELECTRIC- 3 bedrooms, standard shift. : manent In Iect ons. Je1 black. palnl aproy, Ill like new l>alll.full basement, One acre wllh fireplace., Ctoaeh 10 SWAP SHOP. new and used Barkaroo Kennels, Torch, Pomoroy -'•menlory ae ool. ~ondlllon . Pay SJ.U.I or 1wrmo " on good gravel road. Drilled furniture. Phone 992-7261, 305 Ohio. Pllont 667-3654. H desired. Pllont tt2-5641. Finished paneled room abovt well, ond waler tap. 112,500.00 Tri-County Lague N. 2nd. Ave.. Middleport, 1~21-121c garage wllll 1'1-bllti. Coyld IHi t~23-61c Clclo1Htr20, 1971 Ohio. used lor office ..,. oparlmenl. 3 BEDROOM BRICK- Closet Pto. 10.U-30tc 'cOAL, llm•otone. E•ttlslor In each. nice kllchan, lull Pliant 992-1292. 1~29-121c Auto Sales V-8 ....., 8' pickup 1;, ton. GoOd tires, cl!'an e111): O.vls-Warner Ins. 32 .• ' ' ., J J., Soli Worko. 6. Main St., basement, new gas furnace. HIR Firestone 28 GUN SHOOT, Forked Run 1965 FIAT. Coli offer 6 p.m. r, -· ' ' Pomeroy. 1'hont lt2-3891. Largo lot. Gar'age. Only :rcorhman Club, Sunday, Maton Furniture 28 Phone 992·5363. · . 4-9-ffc $12,500.00 , . 24 Eooles ov. 1' 10.28-:ttc 111-21-:ttc =:--::----'---Rawlings Dodge 16 Holsum ,,. --:-:=-:::::-:=-~-=SEWING MACHINE: Modern MIDDLEPORT Brlek 1969 CHEVROLET pickup, 8Zig-Zig SewsalllvPH veneer. 3 bedroomt with Teem High Series and Game • r - - - - - , - - . , - - - : ] sor41tdi'OOIIII toot bed. Camper cover. Call of fancy stitches, mikes closett, forced air furnace, - Davis-Werner Ins. 2505 end · -· aullt to your •Jftlflc•tto••· 992-5010 alter 5 p.m. bullonflolft, Sew& on l!uflont modern kllchen. Carport. 9011. Ind. High Series - Paul .,Sitts IVIIIIItlt ntW. ~ . 111-27-:ttp ond ltlln otllchtl, pl,uo all Nice lot, near ochooll. . Harrl~ 601; fnd. High Gome LAI z~s general household 11wlng. · ~~~~ Nesoolroad 235. 1970 FOR.O pickup. Pllone 992Avoilablt lo respontlbll $60.00 per ACRE & 97 of bruth, -.,High Sarles- Ed Voss 1 69311. party. On E-Z lerms or $<12.10 and wild land. Minerals. , "I . 636; Season High Game - Paul 1~29-ltc cath price. Pllone 991-5641. Harris 267. . · MtnfhiJ PIYf!tOIO SECURITY IUY LOWIF Tll•ll .,.;illl 1~23-61c FOR 11956 ~ORD PICKUP. new flat PROPERTY. WE HAVE bed, 15" rims. new shoCks. 5· SELF-SERVICE Ice cream and COtltiCfl Mr. MOOdJ., lib. Jft• SOME LIKE RENT. . 7o:a• at our tltld lfflct ·If opetd lransmlulon. Will sell CALL 992-3325 short order restaurant ,Irk & lrCIMir.. Ia . 'MI,_, reaoonable. J4hn Stobatl, HELEII AND Y·IRGIL equipment. Counter's an~ dltport. . • Anllqulty, or pllane lt2·l063. TEAFOIID, ASSOCIATES Earl&~::.~sdey Mind bootho. Muol ooll by Nov. 1. JIMO AIIOCtAT.I, INC. 1~2t~c 21, 1f10 SYRACUSE · fletmtrly Klf,Mit AJIIOCitteS. eantoct ChariM McCteln at PI I. · 10-23-61c c. P •. I-Jt2-1SS1 Dairy Haven. Recine. Pllone Jlde's Sport Shop " 9~-2220. For Sale or Trade AshlondOII 40 1~25-61c Oller's Schlo 38 19 FAT lambs for salt oi' will -.,.. • . - -~ · "rter-Smlth l6 trade tor llvnloek. Pllonttt2- LuTS WITH 111 · utllltl" . . '*'''Ashland 32 2630 RHirl~lod oub divlalon. 'h to Nitlton's Drug 22 · - 1~21-flc .•.acre lois. Pllone Chasler . Ind. High Game - CHarles 915-33111, nlghl 915-33112 . Sinilfl 135 ond Wanda Qu1111 170· . 1-6-lfc Hkrl Series - Jim Queen 542 n!t ........... •• :.~~:D~: ~Oodea; . PI,:~.~~ ~S3~~~:s ~ ~·lfe Ohl~. =~d~~m EXPEtrr S)UJ1t To'" 20 In '• ~ . •AtU . Gla•i:fie.~s. _" ~ \Bar-alalsJi'ijains, JDd :,Q.re, , W,r.IIT AD . ~ . TROPICAL nSH Wheel Ali;Jment $5.55 Evelfn McDaniel 11'':'.;~ ..ot;ICALLDER Pom8111J Home =.ml~.~ d.:m~;"m:~ ~~~~:::~c:." ~~ ~:.~:Tu";~od -----~--1~_23-61c PFSCHLNCSG LAUGAA&LE.? -=========- 1 M.£IGs .:;•,: . ~ At PomerOy Motor ) ' •Y•· R lty Cleland ea ~",:~ ~:'-:«!ru!~ .:: a . c t• ·...,........<'_ 1:· · ' .' ll!!l' *" • .. :1 _29' i;.;":!. '· .- u~keep Carrit!Js eom~lnatlon.AM&FMrodlo, Wanted In Mason and OK USED ·CAR$, . 1967 Ford 1 framo~abedroomo, ·}1795 1967 -Dodge aeanma s,s1em NEW HOURS HOISTETTEI. REALTY UTTNARS 1967 p~~QUth atASE HARDWARE Real 1965 .DODGE, Loeal Bowling 1964 INTtRNATIQNAL ·- ~ -1. nld- Ld. a. . Gent,.emen ~I You, f ~ ; For Rent .;.a . Linda Winebrenner ~2 . ~ t-tlah Team Game and Series .... Lou's Ashland 676 and 1912. NOTICE WILL BABY SIT In my home with ptfHchool children. Mrs. Glenn Smith, Rock Springs lload. Phone 1>112·6187 ..,.. · ~·. by the Fll'• ·~menl. · ' and 2 BEDROOM mobile f19tne, Racine aree. Phone ~-6329. Music! . ' 111'27 -4ft Syracuse 1fl·29 ·2tc ·WM~PO ' ' ' . ~ ' LOVELY 2·b<ldroom brick 10.21-lOic ' home, Collua · Road, Syracusa. Adults only. Phone AWNINGS. slorm .dcioN end 992-5133. 1023-0tp window•, carpoth, · merqueos, blown and ball -~----:-,:-.-:- . Jnoultllon, Elmer White, STORAGE renlol 1.c t ltOAit, ",.. rt~W,tlonlotlve. For lrH trallera, oulot. caillper.Ji llllmtlaa; philno Char101 · s..per monlll. PllaM~.:!"">· ~l.lti Syroeuoe. V. V. or'" DICk Sej<IM, r"'~!IY· . Jilhti..n Arid Son. Inc. · , 10.·~-~~- _ · e-a_o-Hc .!!1. t RADIO/l390_ . . . "STAR" klllo rats quickly. Sure 2112 pounds, $1.69. Ebertb<leh ~ardware. Sugar . Run Mills, Pickens Hardware, Mason. 10-29·61c !<~ ·N SHOOT at the Rocine ' oni'lii Mill every Soturdey · hf e1., p. m. Ther'e will be utorti1f ' meats. This is .YouR NEW HollE · · Dorm Payment Tom Hill, ' . /o. 'COI'IE! 9li ~ IJ6 " COCl¥.1&! PCIIR.YJC A+ •• . . S.f 3 "•'70 SYSOM I (J () rn rJ 1 loff~u I I IJWGEN tl I �• • \ I \ ' . .. ' ·~ Read ~he Tip-offs In Dummy Hand .,. Oswold .. , ..... ,_., •n D NOII'DI ·- i · Fot Ret Notice lN'IfqRMATION Fqr Sale . ·, • ~:. !t ••·' ' ' DUDLIUS ... . , MALE Hlompshl,.. hog. Hamor s p.M. oav emre Publluflon REVIVAL ol Fr~ Goti>el TRA'ILEit, BroJN~ ~ Trtlltr RousH SyracuiOi, Ohlo. '"' -· Mlulon al lllld ICriOb olertlno ~-k, 'MII1'tr,1YIIIt. mont' 992· ' 10*~ Mondty OHdllnt' l .m . Otl. 311 lllrough Nolt•••, 7;:10 332<1.' Clnctlletlon • Corrtctlons Will be tcc.,.ted untllta.m . for t-t-Hc eoch evenln,. R~v- Ray Dey ol PubllceUon Reynolds o Mi:Arlhur. REGULATIONS evangellsl, ltev' L. R. TWO ~ lvrnlthed mobile Tht Pu.,lllhtr rHtrv.s the GIUOHncamp, ·paslol'. · !'Ubl)c ..•• to:. ~ locolld lri Syratuso. right to edit or rtltct env tdt Is lnvlled. SpO<Ial tl'\t'3.4ic dnmtd obltctlontl. The. C.ll t92-2<141 6-9 p.m. publisher will not bt responsible 1~2S-Ife ' tor mort than one Incorrect instrtlbn. NltELY lunllslled 2-bedroom RAT IS opo.rlme·nt, Mlddleporl .. For want Ad Service • Pllont tt2-387~ . Scent. per Word one insertion · t-30-ffe Minimum Cherge 75c tltiJ .QJ75 WIST IIWI'f .QJ6 .KJIO tQIOU .KU 4Vold .IT58 .AJI753 \~ . I ·' . ·~ ' ..,.,..,.,,., ,,.. -oom cents pfr word three conucutlve Insertions. 11 cents per word six con. 12 Los• 1nc:r.n with tttt n~ •••r wey· · Brick, Bloek,·Shlnt. Cla1wrna. Clllmneya, . Horne Remodeling, c.mont Work, Gor-. , Free Estfma~i ·' Jim -l.iarry , Kenny- J!itk* SLIM·A·WAY HAYMAN'S AUCTION t!Ouse: 2 BEDROOM around ' floor Free Home DemOhltrltLIOonR Laurel Olff. now open Noh apartment. Allnt Weaver, MRS. WUD•L KAY ucutrve lnurtiOns. lll·lftl ' Friday lo receive conRoclnt. Ohio. Phone 949-351-t. 25 Per ctnt Discount on peld .AU Pho!M· . . NHII Maven, W. V•! slgnmenls al 10 a.m. AucHon 10.29-3te ads and eds p411d within 10 days . 80Ul1l (D) Afttr 4 WHkHY• tt CA.AD OF THANKS 992-7044 01' .9'12-5632 starting ot 7 p.m. Let us sell, - - - - - - - - I ·TIIt SttYrcltY ; & OIITUARY your merehandlse. .Ait10875U S1 .50 lor 50 word · minimum . )-22-ffe ~RNISHED ond unlumlshed· UNITED METHODIST por· Each leldltlonel "'!'Ord 2c. •partmenls. ·Close 10 oehoot. ..,..ge lor sale ~~ Lefort ILIND ADS .lOU Additional Z5c Charge per Pllont lt2·541F:fi Advertlltment. llolh VUinenble OFFICE HOURS p m ,_. ~ov. 1M:i.i bldt 10 Mrs. Roy · 1:30 a.m. to 5:00p.m. Dally, W.t N - - - 1:30 . 1~13->UIC I t • ~ ...... Rl. 2, Roclne, Ohlo• ' a.m. to 12 : 00 Noon UNFURNISHED apar mon • • paroonage, elk "'"•0 Saturday . SHOOTING match ot R-.:lne rocxni, balh. Above Mlrk v. door et Colder Shuler s.· Gun Club, 12, 16, and =~~J~Y rt1sonable. Rllerve rlghl 10 noled all ()peDiq ln ~ • Q Memory oauge. Pri!OO 1111 1Uo1<eys, 10-29-llc bids II too low. I"~~ ""'lc And <;omplete Una IN LOVING memory of Don hams end ~i. Sundly, of Supplies ·-GUARA~TEED­ DefeDSe Is usually more Capehart who passed away Nov. o al 1 p.m. i~2<1-5tc l'iEWL Y decorated 5-room -HO-u"'s"'e-.-:1-6'-:0-:-L:-In-co:::l:::n-;:His., dl4icult t11aa dummy play. Oct. 29, 1965: Pitone 992-2094 house, bath, 44 Palmer, $65 a .. 1be rea1011 Is that declarer Tho shod< was sudden. the blow WILL give plano ieuono In mY: monlh. Phone 992-3896.- 31 Pomeroy. Phone tt2-~25-lfc -.w.vo. 10-u- P - - - - - - i: 10 believe II hos been home. Phone 992 -3166 .•16-ffc • 71:1-5675 &" Open Dally I HI~ p.m. ttruullng with his cnm 13 live y..rs. I E. ~In, Pomeroy, o. 606 .,,,. Hlf p.m. Real Estate For Sale cardi:Ofeount~,baseoathe TheysayHmehealsallsorrows. ·· T B . ForSae b b And ~,. us to forget, Wanted 0 ur • REDUCE sale and last with GOOD lnveatmenl propar!r. FARM-ALL Cub or Supe<"-A Gobtse lablots and E-vap ~ House with ihree furnls,_ apartments, basement, two full lldvanlalt of wbat he tractor. Pllone9~-~5or 9~waler plllo. Melton Druga. garages. Monthly Income, · - IJid wbat be abould Sadly mlssod br mother, Allee 4254. 10-27-301p $190. Priced reasonably .for mow from the bidding. le .. ~ r Cape•-rt. and sister, Betty quick salt. Phone tt2-3035 ·lfc 7·1 9South's four-apade bid wtedas Fr end. 10·29-11< SNOW PLOW for Cub Farm~ll Nr. & MrsHARRISON'S TV AND AN· mOll elfecUve. East wan tractor. Also, side delivery ROOM house wllll bath, Y.ENNA SERVICE. Phone to try ftve diamonds but the IN MEMORYol Chesler Arthur rake on rubber. Phone '~· Mobile Home Customer 5 located '14-mlle off Rl. 7 on Rt. tt2-2522. vfi)Derabllity made a trUle 2726. 0---~c We lnvlle · Comparison! 33. Phone tt2-6362. 6· 1~1fc ••• If H•· •·d 1t DonoheW: has been four years ago ~.., "' h too 1~27-31< ,.....gerous. ·~ •• Bring your mobile ome CONDITIONING, DOZER WORK. Sepllc lonks, AIR taktll that Wild chanCe, the Sl~:a~ydarllng husband went OLD furntturi, dlshel, briSI prlcesendneedstousandlet ~tlrlgeratlon service. Jack's 1..ch beds. Phone 9~-2171. New Haven . . comblDaUtheon Southof th ellandbeaandrt away. ,. tit. Wrlle M.D. Miller, ualell youlllelrulh In - l e ONE 7 room house. balh, 10-l•lfc Refrigeration, Middleport. One 5 room Phone 112-2079. queen In No one knows the !ears ve Rl. 4, Pomeroy, Cillo;, Coli Home buying I No hidden · house. bath, Middleport. No tbe d I am on d king In the shod, 9t"'"71 · """ In our or lees II U.l!t rea1onable offer rejected. SAW FILING, all klndt .ot North would bave made bim Nor lhe loneliness and sorrow ·- . 9-1-lfc , sharpenlnf.. Lawn mowtr lnsllanc:& Pllone tt2-5035. a real baro. Five diamonds my heart has blod. 1~~"· '"Ill'~ O:vP& ~= AUTOMOBILE lnsuronco been would wheel In, but East OLD UPRIGHT plonoo, any eng and dallvlrr Colmer'• cancelled? Loti your paued and West was on Thenlghture so dark, the days condition, oolong .. have not MOBil,£ HOM{$ ONE FL<ll>N. 6 room house. ~:w Shop, . Mecl a~lc St.. operalor's lie..,..? Coli tt21 leod. so long. ts •·r when I'm been•wet. Paying SIO ...h. Ro·~7, yo- P'·l-0. Pomeroy. 2966. . .. • u.u, balh.'SIIver Run. Bloek cellar The patti ge roug.l'll' Flrtt floor only.IIIOndjyl will ••• ,, _..... .. ..... ullar house above. go ,, West deeidtd to open the alone. be pick-up dey. Wrlle, giving ._,...,.!::W::..::-•:::..:.1..:;ilr;.:64-'7'--32="'-~ with --------~' queeo of 1padu. It look.o Sometimes. deor Arlhur. 1 can .good dlrecHont, Wlffen Plano 1" . , . - Pllone tt2-6386 or tt2-5050. 10-23-6lc READY MIX CONCRETE 18fe and be didn't know hear you say, the Company, Bo• 118. Sordls, DIESELCASEdozer,310model dtllvered right to your wblebotber lead would prove "Come follow me, this 1' 0111o G46. wUh 1111 blade. Also. old corn but secluded proJecl. Feot and eeoy. Fr01 oinaafe. way." 8-~ffc ond hay. Pllone 7~2·~29 3tc CONVENIENT building lois on T19 at Rock eat moleo. Phont 192-321~. South caolied the ace and 11 won'l be lonp before I come, . · J · sr,rlngs. Wllhln walking G011Jieln Reedy-Mix Ca., king Of .q>ades, While East Tobewlthyoo lnournewhome. SELL NOW. Ginseng, 131 lb. YARD SALE, Frida~, Solurdey d alance of Mel~s .. High Mlddleportr Ohio. dl.c.rd.d ... seven and For Jesus promised lo prepare Golden Sell, S1.75 lb. Sell Sud Soli ··• toble School, I 5.mlnute drive from 6-~tfC ""' A mansion for us over there. tops and atema, 60 cents lb. and n ay. ""'"" Pomeroy. Cell or ... Bill -=-c=::::::-=-;;:--;;;:::::; then the three of diamonds. Bill !IIIIey, P. o. Box 1 -~. ••lends to 38><96, 6 chairs. Wille w~tkends, or alter 5 CURTISS Collie Breeding Then South led the 10 of Sadly missed by his dear wife, Second st., Reedlvllle, ()hlp bullet, wooden china closet. Ph 992 Service. Phone Parker If 992kd Clubs. W••t slapped on the 0 h 45772 Antique qulltln!l lramH and 6887. p.m. wee one • 2264 or call station Coolville Ruth ono e:w. , · l0. 2?-6tc Ulf'lngs. curtaln stretchers 10-18-llc 667 kiDI wJtbout a moment's 10-29-ltc iike new. carnival glauware. -l2!l. 1~11·301< hesitation In order to put the - - - - - - - bootes. curtalnt, clothes, all Lost Help Wanted ,,,.. Children's IOys lgoodl. SEPTIC TANKS CLEANED. Reasonable rafts. Phone led a second club to dum- LOST. one male brindle ploll SOMEONE ABLE end quaiillod ~~~ l.:f:O~t /):~~; , : John Ru11111, Gallipolis ~~~~· n:; C~~tr~ Saortv':. lo do fall housecleaning. 681 Welt one mile from Rt. FARM - m acres, lo" of •782 my'ajack. With clubs breakalter 5:30 p.m. In~ W, South wu able to Wadsworlh, Ohio. Conlacl Phone ft2 .H.42 or 992j~~:"f 33. Pllone tt2-5132· ~ 31p ~~ber~~f=d~~ ..7-fft d . •F•~ · . a low heart and .' O;!!m!!!.,:OsRJ'I!::~I!,oods>111~ - ·, ~ •' , , - , ·~· · Ktl,j 1 L...•, ,.,.,lo.'l:~ .. .. · ..,.,,._,,. .,,. i 1!1 ~ 1 -.J' \ . ' 'I • : , .. • M"RCIAL "ou -II.01 ""~-~ 2 CM.EN •. 1arl!t .. ,._,.;:._, ·,,,. no.t• · , ..,...,o "' "' ' living room, 2 bedf'~ modt • coueld ,...."tQ$< ' ROO .' rd ' nd laundry rooms andbeaut bath. ba ully Pomeroy. tor lliiW!n~ ui illamonds · ~ M 1In ber •··-•.5mlleoutol ~ •• but W~·s p v of the' club Noti'Ce Pomeroy . Prefer a n, equipped lor y or r s 1o,900. ••• ' Condor or Mulberry. S200 per shop. Well established 5-1-tfc Station Wagon, )1-8 motor, automatic tranil- , king was a bad one. East GOSPEL SING at Chester monlh. Ptlone 7~2-4781. business. Will sell with or RUTLAND- ~I years old, nice wu really marked with the Church of God, Sunday, Nov. 10-28-3tp without equipment. Write P. kitchen, 3 bedrooms. balh, ----~::mission, power steering. . · , ..:. ·' and Endl.oader - of clubs and West :.bould 1 at 2 p. m. with the Lamb o. Box 729-M. c-o Tho Dally 011 heal, front porch AIOUT 8jl(KIIOE l'l<irk. ~ge Bill Pulllna. have let East win that 11tat family from Waynesville, ACREAGE a.nd loll. Moll In Sentinel. Pomeroy, Ohio. 2 acres level ground. 11,900. 1~16-301p . club in order to lead a heart Ohio. Everyone welcome. descrlpllort, where localed 1~27-61c 1 29 Now, wbeD West got In with 0- -llc and cotl lo P. 0. Bo• 692, RACINE- lncomo (';~ SEWING MACHINES. Repair tbe -'ub -~be would have R Rod Pomeroy. • ·• ·t ·c BRUSH hog, pool hole digger, bull.,.. roomo. nffurn ~.... •rvlee, ell · mil!<•· tt2-~. .4" Door Sedan L. T."O., power steering, powar . 1 "' ..,, GUN un W. ~~ corn Ianier, 1 hole hog aparlmtlllt, 1 u um ..- . end SHOOT, Gun Club,Broad New Haven. Tholo FabrJc Sl>op, Pomeroy. !'I decide w b suit to lead P Phone _ . low on building, brakes, air-conditioning. VInyl lnterl'o t, bJk. 247 2161o. . c GOING AT 121~. Va .• Sundey, Nov. 1. Rain or AuthoriZed Singer ·S.l• ond East bad led . bitt, assuming 1 27 51 the heart tbi'ee, ba Would shine. Noon Ill ..... v!nyi roof, maroon finish . .-. ,1, Service. We Shlirpan Scluors. 1~29-3tc l-29-lfc ..__ tba' S th '·ld an . . MIDDL"PDRT - 2 atory ....,.. ' ou '"' EARLy ......-lean Slereo-radlo 2 porchal, otber heart. forc:ed .olr goa lumoee, <IGM WILL pick up merchandise and INw 1 ,.. E-twitt Asui.) ~ opeaker O!>Uhd sy!tem, r~ to' 111 thoj>plng, large lot. DON'T WAIT ·take to auction on a per1oma 01c Culnge • 19.500. centage basls. Call Jim opeed ou D Adams, auctioneer, Rutland . Balenee $71.59. Use our · TO IUY OR SELL Phone 7~2-4~1. budgtl termo. Cell tt2-3352. CONTACT US ¥~CIIIW,\ i 'll1 t 9-23-ffc 1W-6tc HENRY CLELAND New Haven ------:-:---:REALTOR All Tho Dirt In MODERN walnut style stereoOlflce-992-22P One Simple Operallon Contact Ret. 992-2561 • , ~. radio, am,lm radio, ~ opeaker Homes . Trollers . Public 1 2 sound 1y1tem, " speed "" __, Buildings, ilc. No muso. no The Dai~ Sentinel eulomatlc changer. llllonce Service & Parts Dt!!pt. fuss - haYe your furnace 112.39. Ute 111/1' budget lermo. cleanod today. 7:30A.M. Tll4:30 P.M. Cell ft2.3J52. Phone 992·2156 Monday thru Friday - · Closed WIG DARK brown. Alto, ono Loculi II. Pels ~or Sale Saturday & Sunday otorm door •. 32" • Ill'' high. Middleport, D. GEO. HOISTETTER, Front door 32'' x 71'' high. &ASSET Pol&:.,lft. AKC, 130, BROKER Francia tc~um, phone Pllone tt2-3-M2. ~ Coolville 667-3156. 1~27-5te HOUSE FOR RI!NT -oomt. modern kitchen, 1~18-121c PONTIAC lUlCK Estate f' or Sale furnace. Carport. $60.00. .. ELECTROLUX Vecuum oil GMC TRUCKS Racine, Rl. 2, or will sell. MINIATURE S"thnluitrs, a - eomplele wllh at7 ROOM HOUSE, • bedroomo, POMEROY . Corofii:, Deluxed Or. Sedan, V-8 motor, radio, . groomad, crn:pad and per1'h batht. Lorge living room tachments, Clll"dwlnder end ALL ELECTRIC- 3 bedrooms, standard shift. : manent In Iect ons. Je1 black. palnl aproy, Ill like new l>alll.full basement, One acre wllh fireplace., Ctoaeh 10 SWAP SHOP. new and used Barkaroo Kennels, Torch, Pomoroy -'•menlory ae ool. ~ondlllon . Pay SJ.U.I or 1wrmo " on good gravel road. Drilled furniture. Phone 992-7261, 305 Ohio. Pllont 667-3654. H desired. Pllont tt2-5641. Finished paneled room abovt well, ond waler tap. 112,500.00 Tri-County Lague N. 2nd. Ave.. Middleport, 1~21-121c garage wllll 1'1-bllti. Coyld IHi t~23-61c Clclo1Htr20, 1971 Ohio. used lor office ..,. oparlmenl. 3 BEDROOM BRICK- Closet Pto. 10.U-30tc 'cOAL, llm•otone. E•ttlslor In each. nice kllchan, lull Pliant 992-1292. 1~29-121c Auto Sales V-8 ....., 8' pickup 1;, ton. GoOd tires, cl!'an e111): O.vls-Warner Ins. 32 .• ' ' ., J J., Soli Worko. 6. Main St., basement, new gas furnace. HIR Firestone 28 GUN SHOOT, Forked Run 1965 FIAT. Coli offer 6 p.m. r, -· ' ' Pomeroy. 1'hont lt2-3891. Largo lot. Gar'age. Only :rcorhman Club, Sunday, Maton Furniture 28 Phone 992·5363. · . 4-9-ffc $12,500.00 , . 24 Eooles ov. 1' 10.28-:ttc 111-21-:ttc =:--::----'---Rawlings Dodge 16 Holsum ,,. --:-:=-:::::-:=-~-=SEWING MACHINE: Modern MIDDLEPORT Brlek 1969 CHEVROLET pickup, 8Zig-Zig SewsalllvPH veneer. 3 bedroomt with Teem High Series and Game • r - - - - - , - - . , - - - : ] sor41tdi'OOIIII toot bed. Camper cover. Call of fancy stitches, mikes closett, forced air furnace, - Davis-Werner Ins. 2505 end · -· aullt to your •Jftlflc•tto••· 992-5010 alter 5 p.m. bullonflolft, Sew& on l!uflont modern kllchen. Carport. 9011. Ind. High Series - Paul .,Sitts IVIIIIItlt ntW. ~ . 111-27-:ttp ond ltlln otllchtl, pl,uo all Nice lot, near ochooll. . Harrl~ 601; fnd. High Gome LAI z~s general household 11wlng. · ~~~~ Nesoolroad 235. 1970 FOR.O pickup. Pllone 992Avoilablt lo respontlbll $60.00 per ACRE & 97 of bruth, -.,High Sarles- Ed Voss 1 69311. party. On E-Z lerms or $<12.10 and wild land. Minerals. , "I . 636; Season High Game - Paul 1~29-ltc cath price. Pllone 991-5641. Harris 267. . · MtnfhiJ PIYf!tOIO SECURITY IUY LOWIF Tll•ll .,.;illl 1~23-61c FOR 11956 ~ORD PICKUP. new flat PROPERTY. WE HAVE bed, 15" rims. new shoCks. 5· SELF-SERVICE Ice cream and COtltiCfl Mr. MOOdJ., lib. Jft• SOME LIKE RENT. . 7o:a• at our tltld lfflct ·If opetd lransmlulon. Will sell CALL 992-3325 short order restaurant ,Irk & lrCIMir.. Ia . 'MI,_, reaoonable. J4hn Stobatl, HELEII AND Y·IRGIL equipment. Counter's an~ dltport. . • Anllqulty, or pllane lt2·l063. TEAFOIID, ASSOCIATES Earl&~::.~sdey Mind bootho. Muol ooll by Nov. 1. JIMO AIIOCtAT.I, INC. 1~2t~c 21, 1f10 SYRACUSE · fletmtrly Klf,Mit AJIIOCitteS. eantoct ChariM McCteln at PI I. · 10-23-61c c. P •. I-Jt2-1SS1 Dairy Haven. Recine. Pllone Jlde's Sport Shop " 9~-2220. For Sale or Trade AshlondOII 40 1~25-61c Oller's Schlo 38 19 FAT lambs for salt oi' will -.,.. • . - -~ · "rter-Smlth l6 trade tor llvnloek. Pllonttt2- LuTS WITH 111 · utllltl" . . '*'''Ashland 32 2630 RHirl~lod oub divlalon. 'h to Nitlton's Drug 22 · - 1~21-flc .•.acre lois. Pllone Chasler . Ind. High Game - CHarles 915-33111, nlghl 915-33112 . Sinilfl 135 ond Wanda Qu1111 170· . 1-6-lfc Hkrl Series - Jim Queen 542 n!t ........... •• :.~~:D~: ~Oodea; . PI,:~.~~ ~S3~~~:s ~ ~·lfe Ohl~. =~d~~m EXPEtrr S)UJ1t To'" 20 In '• ~ . •AtU . Gla•i:fie.~s. _" ~ \Bar-alalsJi'ijains, JDd :,Q.re, , W,r.IIT AD . ~ . TROPICAL nSH Wheel Ali;Jment $5.55 Evelfn McDaniel 11'':'.;~ ..ot;ICALLDER Pom8111J Home =.ml~.~ d.:m~;"m:~ ~~~~:::~c:." ~~ ~:.~:Tu";~od -----~--1~_23-61c PFSCHLNCSG LAUGAA&LE.? -=========- 1 M.£IGs .:;•,: . ~ At PomerOy Motor ) ' •Y•· R lty Cleland ea ~",:~ ~:'-:«!ru!~ .:: a . c t• ·...,........<'_ 1:· · ' .' ll!!l' *" • .. :1 _29' i;.;":!. '· .- u~keep Carrit!Js eom~lnatlon.AM&FMrodlo, Wanted In Mason and OK USED ·CAR$, . 1967 Ford 1 framo~abedroomo, ·}1795 1967 -Dodge aeanma s,s1em NEW HOURS HOISTETTEI. REALTY UTTNARS 1967 p~~QUth atASE HARDWARE Real 1965 .DODGE, Loeal Bowling 1964 INTtRNATIQNAL ·- ~ -1. nld- Ld. a. . Gent,.emen ~I You, f ~ ; For Rent .;.a . Linda Winebrenner ~2 . ~ t-tlah Team Game and Series .... Lou's Ashland 676 and 1912. NOTICE WILL BABY SIT In my home with ptfHchool children. Mrs. Glenn Smith, Rock Springs lload. Phone 1>112·6187 ..,.. · ~·. by the Fll'• ·~menl. · ' and 2 BEDROOM mobile f19tne, Racine aree. Phone ~-6329. Music! . ' 111'27 -4ft Syracuse 1fl·29 ·2tc ·WM~PO ' ' ' . ~ ' LOVELY 2·b<ldroom brick 10.21-lOic ' home, Collua · Road, Syracusa. Adults only. Phone AWNINGS. slorm .dcioN end 992-5133. 1023-0tp window•, carpoth, · merqueos, blown and ball -~----:-,:-.-:- . Jnoultllon, Elmer White, STORAGE renlol 1.c t ltOAit, ",.. rt~W,tlonlotlve. For lrH trallera, oulot. caillper.Ji llllmtlaa; philno Char101 · s..per monlll. PllaM~.:!"">· ~l.lti Syroeuoe. V. V. or'" DICk Sej<IM, r"'~!IY· . Jilhti..n Arid Son. Inc. · , 10.·~-~~- _ · e-a_o-Hc .!!1. t RADIO/l390_ . . . "STAR" klllo rats quickly. Sure 2112 pounds, $1.69. Ebertb<leh ~ardware. Sugar . Run Mills, Pickens Hardware, Mason. 10-29·61c !<~ ·N SHOOT at the Rocine ' oni'lii Mill every Soturdey · hf e1., p. m. Ther'e will be utorti1f ' meats. This is .YouR NEW HollE · · Dorm Payment Tom Hill, ' . /o. 'COI'IE! 9li ~ IJ6 " COCl¥.1&! PCIIR.YJC A+ •• . . S.f 3 "•'70 SYSOM I (J () rn rJ 1 loff~u I I IJWGEN tl I �... - ·eckers 8iotetS _Democracy ,,v· NIIMIII~ '- pnoral 0111>1.1 I ·.•. 6 ..... ' . Slzet fi'ora 29, to ol2 waist llleisur•' end Y9ur correc:t length- Solid colors. Bl•ck, brpwn, olive. • While they Jest - Friday and S.turday. 4.00 Take advantage this week end on the greer Sllvlngs In girls school dre!ises. Many styles to choose from . Ail advertised name brands. Ail easy care fabrics . Sizes 3 to 6x and 7 to u I I ,' i ;I ,.,' 'I ,, , ' I .' ., REEDSVILLE The Reedsville -Long Bottom Homemakers Club will meet Nov. 4 at I p. m. at the home of Mrs. Marilyn Hanmun. At the first two meetings of the club this season the program topics were "FamUy Communications" and ..Bltxk and Bridges," given by Mrs. Margaret Brown . Meeting plae<!S were at the Brown home and with Mrs. Opel Harrill. A social hour was enjoyed and refreshments were served. Attending were Mrs. Brown, Mrs. Harrill, Mrs. Margaret Groosnickle, Mrs. Bess Larkins, Mrs . Ella Osborne, Mrs. Marilyn Hannwn, Mrs. Ella Hannum and Mrs . Gladys Williams. Carpenter enll!rtained recently with a party honoring their daughter, Carol Denise, on her firat birthday ualveraary . Guests were her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Stafford, Mr. and Mrs. Benney Stafford, Rlcky and Jeffrey, Mr. and Mrs. La.ry Stafford, Sr. , Loretta, Larry, Jr. and Penny, Mrs. Jnhnnle M. SUckey, Mrs. Iris Morris, Barbara and Brenda, Roble and David Reed, and Mra. Polly Gibbs and Connie. '' ~;. •, ,,"''' ' ,, (, l 1, '" i't;· i;i tf•I L ' ' 1·- h ., .~·. ,. •, JEWELRY PARTY HELD SYRACUSE Janice Lawson was demonstrator recenUy for a jewelry party at the l>ome of Mrs. Carl Hubbard. Games were played and prizes Women's Sweaters 700 0 J-:~-:-~~---------4-----....:.;:.:,:::_ Sale! Friday and Saturday COMEFORBffi111DAY CHESTER - Mrs. B. A. waa pleuanUy surprJaed Saturday evening when her ·800 and daughter-in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Jack Conroy of Colwnbus came with a beautiful decorated birthday cake for her birthday and spent the weekend with her. Dodson .MEIGS llbTRE currenf styles and fabrla. s,w now wt ..._famous name brand dresses - choose several at these grMt savings. ,,.,ll~ ~ (Tec:hnicolorl Vincent Price Christopher Lee POP I I Color I Alen Arkin, Rite Moreno SHOW STARTS 1 P.M. ---------· M~SON DRIVE-IN Fri., 511. & Sun. Oct. 30, :n . Nov. 1 THE STUDENT NURSES Also VIRGIN SOLDIERS Fri., 511. & Sun. Nov. 6-7-1 I, A LOVER AI!KI WEEKEND WITH THI! BABYSITTER ""'• .•;,,),~ .... ..... ~~·~· Women's Car Coats 22.00 '·I•. \~o! Kayser Hosiery Sale 6.00 S.lel 55 piece Ail styles and colors of Kayser Pantyhose and Stockings now at Fall Sale prJces lri~our First Floor Hosiery Department. listening music. Rog.ue PhD Maid.. Panties Shifter Lang Gowns 2 pai UNI Sale2.38 Black . . N~vy. 1.25 . Boys Girls Sdtaal Sizes 6 II> 11. About :1110 pelrs to 1111. Terrific See the selec:tlon of f-...._ __...__.,...____.......,_..,....,a budget llbums. A .special group. Bargains. pastel colors. Size rano• .._ 14 and 2T-4T, 2.75 Mens and Boys Cotton Twill Jean Type Trousers Western style - lj!pered leg . Not al( sizes In all colors. · ..,.. Sills hi 11 - 2.00 Mtn's Sills 111 ,34 - ,, S. Prlca • " ·' LOCkER, TRUNKf i,,.), ~·; 11 ~1 · ~;1 ,fl!ief . ' ' - Be sure td,,,.,;,;, 17.15 CooiC Ahead Sets menton RCA f971 Blue Corntiowor dtllgn. s.t consilii oll-2\'o quart covorld -pon lnd ,._22 CIUDCI Pol lit pen~ Willi pllliiC COYitl, Ioiii .... 29.9S Corning Ware ' La-41'' x20'''-,11or- ----------------------·-·---~ ·r 17..,S Corning Wari Trio Seta ::::~~o!!u~..!~:": . Set cOnsists of: 1 quart c:overed sauce pan, 111-~ quart covered saucepan, lo/• quart ·covered saucepan. 9.99 ASet flnl,.., ' 69.00 .' . or.to..a ,I"N . ·. . · ' walnut, moplo, ook or ~n "' 1 . \ '' -. ' ·~· ' J ' VI .•· .~J i sa · ' , . !'. Weather ParUal clearing and cooler: tonight, lows ranging from mid ·31111 to low tos. Saturday partly cloudy with" little change In temperatures, hlghs from mid 50s Ill low 8011. TEN CENTS the development of plans lor the lwo areas, Welker aald. Tbe state has been divided Into five dJatrlcta, northwest, northeast, aoutheast, southwest and central, under the water plan. Tbe northwest plan already is under way ' and preliminary surveys for the northeast plan are being mode. The survey lor the soutlleast and central districts wm evaluate the ground water reaources of both COioolldated and unconsolidated aquifers and prepare for ground water resource maps of the areas. ~ I ' ~-~ ~ ao." ··" . . . Prealdellt Carl Horky appointed Mr. and Mrs. Manning Kloes, George Ingels and Bill Childs to an orr angemenli commit,lee. It alao was voted to begin keeping business placet~ open evening hours on Dec. 14 unW Cluistmas. Shoppers will be offered six $60 j)l'lWl eaeh week and three $100 prizes on tho final three days before Cbrislmas, for 8 tolal of $1,5011. The meeUng was at the Colwnbus and Southml Ohio Electric Co. ~- CAROL SIMONS, WF&.EY SIMONS, and Mlcbele ~.left to right, were among the nearly 100 collwned youngsters who competed for prlzea at Thuraday night's rommunlty Hallowe~~~ party. Carol and Mlcbele were IIHI placewtnnen. C,.ostume Winners Listed Despite drizzling rain Thursday evening, almost 100 youngsters donned a favorite costume to vie for priles at the annual community Halloween parly given at the An~erlcsn Legion haU in Middleport Feeney-Bennett Post 128 hosted the annual event 011d awarded prizes of $2. $1 and 50c for !INJI, second and third places respectively, In four categories In three age groupinys. Judging lhe costOOtlng were Selwyn Smith, Mrs, Dwight Wallace, and Mrs . O!arles Kessinger. Everybody, costwned or not, went away a winner liS the junior awdllary mcmbors or the pbs! dJatrlbuted wooden airplane klta and bags of treats. In addiUon lo the prizes awarded, eaeh one who came in costume was given a dime by the reglonnalres. Cider and donuts were served. Winning costume prizes in the Cll.egory of up to six yeA!'& old (Cuttlnuecl on PJ!IIe 12) 4 of5 Meigs . Delli Spe$ial 24JI ,,, 1'-95 11UJIIS - Sllil13.01 · 14.t$'1RUJIKS: -:-: ' ' 13.95. ly ....." ' , Z4.t5 'litiilu ..: WI ~• .. 2195 ~NKS - S. .&.36 MiiTOIS· IOcup Percolltort Etectromltlc S.ve 5.07 Regular prict 29.95 . . wming Ware~~~~ 1-·----·-·--·-··-·-----------·-·----·~ :·, 27.50 . . . . . . . 2tdo Plate Glass *"• Set fRf£ ·I' l .. ' .1 ' ·· Well built - herd COVlll'tn9 • a.:.aa pi~;., heavy steel .hardware ' ind lock, a~ Chrome plated. Leathir ~~~~dies - water resfit111nt. ' : - S. 12.88 ASet lllil• ~ Jullarrlved a l1rga shipment 2 tablespoons, I cold mMt fork. 1 pierced dftllrt server. J butter knlfl, I sugar spoon with this stt of flatware. I lrid 1.89 ASet ·;· z1rPER BAGs · · 19.95 .. All ylnylall!f vinyl .o!ICI clolh comblllllllans zipper tor ' OllllltfM!Int~Y'I duly -r. Sturdy, comfort. lf"l~~l-. ' In 1 wldo; til eiiil..,lont &lilt. Snloolh " ' ·r. 'tilit*' wlfll pu111abf ' • ' . · ' Ideal lor ICIIOOI. oPor11 COnitrucfl!*' worJcll'l. • . By Oneida In A Gift Box Set Includes: - 16 teaspoons I dinner knives I dinner forks I salad forks a dessert spoons ' · Vl•lt lht Rocord Doport· mont on fill 2nd floor, 5te fllo large . selecllon of album• In lfOI>Uiar. country -m. rock. J•u and comic, 1110 NIY lllltnlng, Stainless- Steel Flalwanl Sell ~d • 5 piece Elberfllds is Headquarters for T~!~tTr~~~~ GJmand · - · Polyaltr·Colloo . .. lllld ~ Ml~t Serilkes Held Merchanl.i Aasn. Thursday ,. " Gl'aveall;le ....vicea'\me ·bald night set llle . dale , for the iA!dBY for Infant David Michael community Cl!ristmU kickoff Wright who died Thurf!day 1n parade on Monday night, Nov, Mercy Hoopital at MI. vernon. He Ia Survived by lila parenta, · Mlchaeillld Shbon Wright; a V~MemorlliHIIIpllal , , ~Isler, Talnmy Kathryn ADMISSIONS - Evalene '· Wright; graildparents, Mr. and Pauley, Portland; Leo Hysell, Mrs. Uoyd Wright, Pomeroy, )lliddleport; William Lewis, , and Mr. and Mn. James Middleport. , ' Whitl8tch of ~· Ser· DISCHARGES - Leona . v1cea were at 1 p.m. at Beech Lenz, O!arleo Cochran, Thomas Grove Ce!Delery with the ftolv, McCloud, Clifford Beegle, Eupoe Gill off!clalillll: James Blake. " •· '· , _.. miMieo llopn fllllktl. Parade Day Set",. . . , .. - control. country western 1nd eay Two Day Sale Beige · Scantyhose or all sheer styles. &u<.~ I With full length zipper front and nylon quilted lining. Colora to match the mens work uniforms. Sizes 36 to 50 on sale. Friday and S.turday ' For Adulls Only « A illce llltttl&n t li'lldl tape In papOiilr, rock, ,;, , ' ' \18iiiiiC lot ilmlgb a ned c\ul'ed;c·n!tfl Ctllter ,bomecomtna queen of Polyester Washable- Records r---~-------- -~-~..( Save Tbls-Weekend ldell for school W.ar or drtll up. Choose from Hverll styiH In white or ,• ' ' Electric Blankets ..... .. Men's Uniform Jackets Shop now for a good warm car coat. O.oose from wool mellon. fake furs, wet look vliwl. tweeds. and corduroy - single and double breasted. Many colors to choose from. Sizes 8 to 20 and 14'1• to 22'h. Permenent Preu · I, <, -· - 8 Track Stereo Tapes Another biiJ shipment of,, . 6.25 ·': ' Terrific Value for this sate only Sale! Friday and Saturday State Representative Ralph Welker, ,11-Pomeroy, dlaclosed today that the slate controlling board has approved 8 request by the Depariment of Natural Resources for release of $898,140 to hire conaultants for a hydrogeological survey of ground water potential in Soulheul and Central Ohio. The survey, Welker ••· plaiDed, is a part of the Ohio Comprehensive Water Plan being developed lo preserve the slate's water resources. An accurate esUmale of the water polentili is neceasary In Drapery Departm111t - 2nd floor a y1rd -~ Water Study Is Launched · 5.95 Plcfurts~2.: us PidW'eW:...:...,;, • ,• ' ,.. . "Barqnet""Fully .Automatic ~ ' Navy blue or dark olive green. Full zipper front. Sizes small (36-38), medium (40-42J,Jarge (44--461 and eKtra large (48-501. Styled In junior pe11te sizes 3 to 11 -regular junlors7 to 15 misses sizes 8 to20 and heft sizes 12112 fo24'h . NOT OPEN Oclober:J0-31 SCREAM AND SCREAM AGAIN 1.00 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1970 .POMEROY-MIDDLEPORT, OHIO ' Oloose from hW~dr~ of fabrics 111d col9rt· Your lovely new draperies will be tillllrecl to lnv width -any length- any fullness you .rtquest: ' Bring' In your . me111urements and antov the savings Friday and Saturd!ly.,,, wearing. 15.00 ... I MOctt·to-your·IIIUI~ Frldor ond S.turdly Men's Sills 36 m41 - 7.00 Aii ~t VoL ~II •NO. 140'' . ,. l ' Deooled To 7Jae lntere~U Of1Jae Meip·MtiMHl ~ Culum Made Daab o.••. llg Iovings Button trent all virgin wool •wealert. orion sweaters Willi Suodo fronts, wool and orion swoalltS wlfll suede fronls All In 1M popuior fall shade. Sizes from :lollooi6. ' g;lected from our regular stock ot womens .dr~..;, '· en tine at y Tht wbeate•r II one of EurOJ'e'a • earlleat aprln& ,mlaralllrj btrda, olton reaching , England bJ tbe end or · lpoclal S.lo, Prlcll ftr Frldor lftll Soturdoy 1.39 Men's 18.95 Swealrlrs an S. FridaJ Md SalurdaJ far 15.00 • ftow You Know t----------.:....--.,.....--.i--1 1----';.....~----~;:_._.:.;.:..;.____-J Cloth bod< • Durable. Long MJMEN'S DRESSES TDtllgllt, Oc,_ 21 Fridoy & 511urdly _____....J . 3.t9 Jlic:t..W.....;..::1.M"' 2.49PI~urts-1.2S u~ Ptc:tuns-'--us IJoJS' Sizls 10 .to 20 I 5.00 Sale! Friday and Saturday Tbls S.te Only Reg. 59c Sale! Verplex Pictuqs Mlrboll•od colors In brown, blue, yellow, rid. grey, block, green, or-. pink, Excellent selection of plaids. Dark plallls and light plaids. Included In this special value of womens warm winter coats are fur trimmed dressy styles and cas~al untrimmed coats. Many styles and fabr1cs to choose from In sizes 8 to 20 and half sizes 12112 to 24112. ... FebruarY. ~price 18 'JlaUQn, '" c ' 'lbo PI e-'illm'tllmoullne, with I pcillll!l -lllldllallod conv•ti. .Wttb SecretSenlee agentain'lt, ~forward. .· ec•IJimbled from llle convertible. Se1vli were hllwltiJ ....u . loJI none Wll aorlollliy btjlftd. A rodl Sll8ll>ed lnllla window of tbe "control" car containln& ]l'ftldenllal advller H. R. HaJdeman. II lllopped abruptly, causlna omral minor coJUoions L• tbe motoreode. '• S.tel f~.oo Swivel Rockers and , ~ltlers. Large selec:tlon of cloth' fabrics and sjjp~ vlnyiiiPf\Oisterlng. Weha.ve many cqloraln:vinyl or cloth. . 1.95 Plc:turos- tic MEN'S AND BOYS' CPO lfiRTS Sale 50·111 ... Framed fine art ref!"'duc:llons , in ,~)1 color. Various sublec:ls. 11, ;. · t, ' Speciil purchasel Women's Winter Coats .... ,.•.•, Ul' a Yard A new fashion yam of 100 per cent orion acrylic. EKcellent selection of the most popular styles and colors. On S.le Frida•' •nd Saturday for Beautiful lacey knit lOO,per cent orion cardigans In pastel colors and white. Striped orion sllpover ~weater Ideal with skirts or slacks. Sizes 34 to 40 and 40 to 46. tiJrou&b llle ..... 69.00 Men's Wintuk Shirts Sale 9.00 AI hll ea ' sate uuo old. fa$hlonld _'flOod Sewlrig ~~er. upholstered seat, no arms: . Maple or Mahoginy .. ~ Satin and groSQraln . O.oose from many colors and widths. Solid colors and heathertones. Well known make. woo~Eruan1preUandMyla Hudsoo. The door prize went to t-----------------------~--------4 Mrs. Hubbard. Following the demonsiraUDtl refreshments were served to O!arlotte Nease, EWa n1prett, EWa Kapple, Beatrice Blake, Georgie Watson, Myla Hudson and Ada Slack. Ribbon ... Sills - 5.00 Men's Sills 1 9.00 I Bffi111DAY OBIJEJtVED S. Sgt. and Mrs. Randall R. Sale! On Sale Friday and Saturday Salel Friday and Saturday Homemakers' Club lD Meet at Hannum Home lndwomtn, VNeck Slipover Sweaters Blo 20 and l2 ~· per cllll oil Mit on all Alr'wey Luggego. , Slyto1 IIIII colors lot mon , I I< wide selocll'l" of womens higher priced skirts In shoot , styles, A-11- and ptuled slylis. Solidi and plolds In sizes ~ Ta!lt lldvanloge of lilt Boys 1nd Mails 5.50 MJMEN'S SKIRTS l 49 TRIIiiiS·- 56 Shits Men's II sell it 2.00 wlile tilly list. Well known brand of WOI"k Wllform shirts and trou~s: Not all slzitS.- Salel Friday and Saturday ~ I ' cr-. ', . - Sale,56.00 4.00 GIRLS' DRESSES \- ;·, *" ,- . Fumifuro Dlpt. 3rd ,FloOr , ' ' . '· . S.ttl Nt.M 61~, fa$hlo11ed w~ Rocker ~Jgh beck, OIMII erms. itpl!otstered seat and bacik. Mlipll' or Mahogany finish.... . ,. ..., 2DI ~ >d the .Jftllldl-& fJil!t. U Ill &ai!J 4 ·~ . ,..--' dentWII b 1(1 1011 !nlo~ puklJtc wberep · . tlllloutOJJIIIIII"'Y•"'*• few be 11111~;"' lbeeiP ·._, . ,-· ·.-· •bout llw yard~ d. 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