http://host69-005.meigs.lib.oh.us/files/original/6921017beb16d62c0bdd95f70f5487eb.pdf 60a47d87cf7add7956fbaef88496dfbf PDF Text Text .. ;,'t.f;.··.. ,, • ,I ,' ' . . ~· . ',!~ '·"' i •i : ·MEIGS THlAllt Tonight and Thunday Oetwller 15-16 MOT OPEN Friday thru Tuosday Octwbet 17-21 Franco Zofflrelll's Procluetloa of Wm. Shak ..pnre' 1 ROMEO & JULIET (T ochnicolor) Olivio Huuey Loonord Whiting COLORCARTOOM: . Brldgo of B..... lya SHOW STARTS 7 PM . :::n- • guaranteed mock for the life of the or roplaced r... If e..r The men'a watches have lifetime The ecqJle reside In Out of town IUOBtS atlehllrw the weddlrw were Mr. ahl Mrs. ~~...,.~~~'!~~· K::: .k. George and Mrs. Charles R. Easter, ID, Mr. ahl MrL Charles E. Easter, Jr., Mrs. Don Parrish, Mrs. AI . 11 hC Words ot welcome ond a warm hahlahake wiD ueet vlaltors to the Pomero,y Seventh Do,y Adveotlll Church on Mulberry Helal>ta, Pomeroy, Sat- Prizes of jewelry, peneUs, statlonery, 1 o a p, handkerehlefl, head scarves, pocketbooks, chewing gum and caney baro were awarded to t h e l!IIIIO wlmera. Contributing Cor the portJ were members ot the Lcwe Joy Clrde ot the B. H. Sanborn Missionary Soeleey of the Flrlll!optllt Chureb. Ul Slti.a'dQ'," ., As a llllimorioiiO III.;V.;o_ ·at -n. A report 011 ·U.. Pel Nld!odlst .a..rch WW IIIII cit1 of prayer iiid Mit. be reftlmlohed IUidor lllldlaoo d41aial wao ·81\'111 ~ 11111 111u or a eommii!M of the Wqm. Sooborn· I W.,. 111lt.illhat $110 .,., Sodltl of 01r1at1a11 wao made 011 lhl 'neent rum. Ylot whlcll wlliiiOioetllldtur- lilqo oalo. .,.._ -lllrnlllllnp. Yro. c. 11. Honnell,l' apelled Durlq a meolln1 or the So- tbe meeting with a 1111110 nillbt, MrL Nan iudf, and llrL Moore nod .,..,mtec1 lira. J1me1 •Oetober'o Brlllbt l!lue w... Jividen, •Mro. Norman Waylllld, Iller." For dovotlona,llro. Bob ond Mra. Walter l!qos 1o1 work B7er nod 10rlpture from the ' with her 011 tile~ 18111 Chapter ot ~ lnd lira. James Cri....UIIIJIOUII. a medltotl<lll altitled , I'T 'h.e ced World ColllllllliltJ Day to Houle with a Frlehllhlp Winbe obaerved Nov. 7 at tho IIJd. dow." dleport First ·tlllltod Pre~A report an her _.unooa torlan Church. The oljlervance at the IOhool Ill mililani bold Ia sponoored by ChUrch Wom. at Ollerbeln Colletle was 81•• ea llldted ot Melp County, llld b7 Mill SIDcb' J"""eon who at'!fU be.llln with a - Iomeii toJOiedunder .....-lhlpottlle .J __ J WSCS. h llld tllet dwlpa l/lUJ,IMJ, In the ehurchel was tile prime area ot dlaeulllclol ond lhowed ...eral ..dural ol the coll'YJ1 .4 IOI'O. 1 ..tl Mrs. Galen Brown pre.ued tho prGiflm ulfnl''l'heChureh In Eadl Place" by Dr. Robert P!11'\l ll'llnd1 as her lllple. Empha.• .., "'J Ills ot the material was on Dr. Mlmolf's mission - k In A reaolutlon In IIIJ1lPOrl ot Malo,yaa aJOI Ids appraiiiOi o1 the three miU renewal ~ for overseas ehurdlos ond the de1 1- alre to beeomo Independent ot the Melp Loeal Schoo trlct to be~-~~~ U. S. elllrehas. · was IPProY _...., '""'' "' The prosram chairman re~~~~~~~A. ri lated the "'erseao chur<:haa• Ill! ruaves, supe n- dealre for spiritual freedom tendeD! ot the district, spoke to Apostle Paul's phUooopey ;"' thai! •:•:~toof.:::·~~~~ that he waa there 1o1 leach bolt ::m,ed H m""·slzed that not for the church to become · e e ,._ dependent on blm. 11 11~renewal lovy and not a Re!reahmento were se"ed · ~ th PT during the '""'cluclln& ooelal m:"!"'· h ~ : hour by Yrt. Hayes, lire. Paror fo Yl~,;:: :.Ss. U:::td W~f; ry Mitch, Mrs. KenDOth llyar, 1~ brlell.Y on scouting llld and Mrs. c;arron S.aneon. distributed applleatl<llls r 0 r ' uailecl tlllltar and group olnglng. Cookies and corree " e r e served. aJOI Halloween nuteups aJOI eondy bar& - e &[VOD to each of the potlento. Going from the church were Mr. and Mrs. Denver Rice, Mr. and Mrs. Mack stewart, the Rev. Raullln Moyer, Mro. Norman Yllll881', Homer KIDeald, Mrs. Oaby Martin, and Mra. Eleanor Bates. Plan Reception A reeeptloo horMirlng M r o. UVELY LOAFERS..... THE liLliE WRH ltUS 10.99 BURNING BUSH S HERITAGE LEATHER----· Harry P. Smith, or&antztns tllllrdlan ot Bethel 62, fntorna.. tlooal Order ot Jobs Daugh. tor1, will be held limda,y from 2 to 4 p.m. at the l'omeroy. Ma. Temple. Plano for the affair w e r e ...... ...rtns a - · of the Bethel Monday . . An lmltotl<lll II being to all llaeono, Eaoltm star member• and porento ot Job• Dllllllltoro. The Betllal ......... tbe leader. ohlll at Nro. llmith wao lnltl. lUted In May, 1961. II r s. ·r&tlred •• tllllrdlan last me ex- BOX ..-.. a.:::=;== ===:::u THE SHOE Where Shoes Are SenslbiJ Priced · MIDDLEPORT, OHIO I • ~~ • ·\ ·,·• f< •,' ' ''· · -; ' Mldce.r Wolfe prealded II tile meetlns. Plant ware alao made for ~ilurFh 8mdl)' f9 be held gjj Oct. 2e Ill the Racine Bl()tlat·Chureb. ' ' . f ~ f'yl· .. I, ' 1:. . • enttnt ~ 'I aty '1.·'>., ..,·. ~ • Drioot«<,To ~ l,.,..,~{Jf'lJae Me/p·Ma.tOit Area .('' ' ~ ' ' . POME.RO~-M/DDL~PORTr f;)H_IQ, · ,: ' ' • ' ~. :'1, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 16 1969 ., '.~ ,) ; . f - Molecular Weld in Space" MOSCOW (UpJ) - Ruaala'a SoyUz 6 spacecraft returned. eafaly to earth today with Ito two-man crew, Taaaamoo.>cecL Durlnlthe ship's final houra In space It conducted .what the Soviet& ealled a "unique" _.sment In moleeular "cold weldlrw. • The fiiB!tt olthe SoyUz 6 ehled with the craft maklrw a "soli landl1111" In the Karapnda area Ill Soviet Central Asia, the 11eney said. The two eoom.,.uta - Col. GeorJI Shordn ahl lllght eDB!neer Valeri Kubasov - were fl.._ ·~LL THE TOYS · AS F.EATURED , ON TV R rrr;zz Salel BICYCLES· . 87.50 Bicycles ....... Sa!e73.00 Mrs. Oberho/zer 47.50 Bicycles ...... ,Sale 39.00 lllttl Hot . . . Stunt Sets . Mrs. Nellie l!orPD and Joyce Vance entorlalnad reeen11y with a surprise housewarming ond ahcll!er honorlni lira. Lana Oberholzer. Games were played w I t h lira. VIol~ DUiclol w1.nnlng the door prize. Altenlllns were Mr. ond llro. CampbeU Birchfield ond Debbie Helen Obarholzor lira. ~~ari. ~ D-~-- ter Contains Hot Wh..lo Minialure Car, 16 '"' ~f Hot Srrlr Track, 2 Ju. . Rompo, 0 0 re Devi Loop, Treotle, 7 Joiners, Universal Clontp, Collect• or's Cotologue. 3.19-- _sal~!~c~- IIIIUitl.,: ..............:... ..._ • _ ... a.....,. _ _.. ria, Doris F.., Jean r.raue. lAIJ,y stanl Grad Wll ey, e 1011, VIr81nla Hollllld, Ruby Holly, Murlei Chase, Jean Wood, Lena Hooper, ·Pat Arnold and 9We, VIckie Oberilolzer, Pam wu. aon, &le Wood, Alma Hollllld, llld Tereaa lll)'aas. Sandlns 81111 were llrl. 11111 eoc..or ond Yro. Woodrow wu. JOHNNY LIGHTNING METAL CAl· Foot ...,al coro with ltoc:kod axle. Racing suspenoion 1 styled Mag Wheels, door• and hoodo really open. Big oolection of ·onodelo. Sale Price 68~ Womens Dress Salel 1.00 Vendliig ilab From Our Regular Stodc WOMENS 10.95, 9.95 and 8.95 DRESSES Choou from Dubblo Bubble Gum bonko, Tootole Roll bonko, Chicleta. Comeo com..ete with bubble gum, Tootoie Rofl or Chicleto. Reocly tw uae. Sale 7.00 52..50 Bicycles .... "!..'Sale 43.00 .ltitflllot ...... ., ...... . .-. ~~:r,-. ~. . .'.~ -_:.· .· .· . . . ........... , ........ tho Whe ~. J1 ' C.n. ~ ftcl• Su,.,1... ' •oo.t foi Hot C...,.., Hot •••,. ~- 'fl' - ,...... ~ . ~hteltf 3 f'hlltltili, ' 16 fool .... ~. 2•180 ._.,_ I Jol-, """"•ic-...t...,.. ln-'fVetlon enil . ·C"'ell.cton Roeul•lr 9.9S. ~ - ... ~ -·. ,, HI-Way Constructl• Tr~b ., ----------------------~-WOMEN$ ~6.50 and 17.50 DRESSES lllnlabre trucq. Hue HI ·,WiJ action. 6 tru~ In a blfa. . ,, ' ~· ' ---------~---------------· WOMENS i9.50 QRESSES. ' Sale . ' alt ' . ·, .. ;:r:: •Ao odVOfliood on .Tel~loliln. • Ballet action doll, da!IC••· real bollet 1tep1. ·foe donee• bocki!erdo or 1-rd, ·:U incheo toll, Twirla round and raun~. on Ill!• toe. , Sale Price_ f4.33 ...1.. .,...,... ·PrliiCISS 'Style phene, dial action. pjli or bl.... Rl•s l!ke real, .· IGOtsllke real. ·· . ·· . ·63~. . i ..... Actl• . .. . . . . . . . . . . . !" ,, Now onlr .-.. •I• ... 1.... ·.~· ill = = ;~:~~=It!~··;•,:·.......,_.~ -~ ~ 11111:, · ' .. ,,'1/C . -lot\tlon """"·lll!dllet w.r !I:~~. ...._,~~lllder . ~I<!)Jr , = T~·· ,:; ~ I no way to eitlrnm tho total number ot ........_ . · ..... -~on c:ampu- on lfnet in__~lng hal11, In .... along par..te · ·routoo who demonatrrited ·1!11111111 tht! war. But lfiW. waa nci. doillbl li' .,.. the iargeat . . . _ demoliotr"ion tn the ~'1 history. ;,!:M;O.y" wao to have bien 1 ~· prolect.lt grew to ouch it!!portl!lnllhal 50,000 """""" (jjjolliored , at 1111 Wllhlnglon ~""'""'·then marchad poet iii 1118 -and-~~ moratorium. He earlier The lergest olng!o cr~ lllld he would not be effected ~h red 1 ~ton tha g., t .n • on by it. The moratoriun:o'• orga. historic Common. l'ollee llld nizero HOmed to have eJ<peded tlte IOO.tJIIO - · ""!"P"IIOd !hat--another moratorium !1 lite largeat crOWd In IIQoton's planned far Nov. 15 and a third moratorium In lltcMiiier, "If (Contllaied o n - fl by the neceuary." Thuy Hifs A1 N• IXOD . There )Nero counter-demon. stratlons by thooo who ~I Nixon was puroulng tho only COUI!Ie poulble to extricate Amarlca from tha war "honor•· bly." Thay flew American flaga. drove their autos with Preb .klUt!ll .In Vltln'"' re· Tau aid con1roll 1 for h . . P ARlS (UPO - Noi'th Vletna• meoa ne&otlator X-:Jbuy laid lollay President Nlialll . w a 1 · - • Clllllompt tor the ,... tlbmilda VIe~ .tor11111. · ~ ~ .. The haa been wellue .• . .. . the ,,,,.,., ,..,...,.cediqted : ~:~~~~';;~·· ~ aJ.. po1m o1·· Wrw b.lt tilt !_~~..."'::;·:,:me ,. IOid~ -----· ,...._ ot Mlddllpart lllsh Scbaolalld an at:tl-te _ _ . • · "~ ' nl ..... .......,_ _ .. ......... next " . . . Pa. ·· · . ' · ~·, • 111111n1 or~~tonllll ibe feiiiYitlU. VIYiail . ~ n, ..~ "Important place" In tM ~· craft progr1m. The group flight wu .._,... Do catch a &[ilqJse of the attracUve fountains at the Gene Grato home at the corner of Cole ahl North Front st. In Mlddl,.. port some evening. The llshtod fountains - used on each aide of the drl-ay - are 111011 elracUva. The illlbtll1ll makes the bubbllllll water oPpear at time• almost llke a O....e. or eourae, I! you make tile drive ~ the Grate home at night to oee the fountains, then you miss the colarU muma erJD1P]etoly border[JW the edge of .the yard. EXPECTING TO PVf IN A BUSY YEAR ao chairman of the Wcmen's AcUvltlas Conunlttee or the Ohio llanklqr Assoelatlon Is lira. Maxine Grtmth of the Pamero,y NatliQJ Bank. ~no was. In Columbus Tuelcit1 to ouand 1 maeti.W of her C<IIRDdttee. by one coamoneut to ~ proceeding ''faultleuly." Tllld the crews - , carrl"!i out "multl.purpou exp~W..:: lrnents," which Incl.- -!<. on cosmic rays and ionaopl1orlc" reseerch. Unconfirmed "-'" 111116 unsuccessful docking: maneuvers - . -pNct both Tuosdey and Wedneodey; Cre.mMm to Launch Club For Cyclers A bleyela club will be orpn.: Ml• :S ~U:.:: ~ -:· ere-.. , the~ . .._eta~ tile-~~~~~ the""""' rolled. · . . . . . Thetwoladlaontendthailb~ijl.llh\lileiPedwlththo- cho- Ilia• Cbitl: . p_..,_ ~ ~ ~ 15 ~dl- Jeet ahl to the malll' ''PQ!Dr ..........10 1rJD 111a .. . .. · Wlddlf!PQrt area ao well aa Cllher ~· ot lila CUUIIIr· •',of" <, r . or f-. Soothe..._ Band. Plans T•a -e ---~ . . . . . ." " '... ~ 1 Dav ·~ ~ IJ tq ell)' IIDr witleh II a..... Southam LoC.J lltl1ld 111. 1-~; . I1UIIIituaUers.'T!Ieartlele11a·ll-. the -•aUIYoll• ..t," Mata~Newa.~- be ~~ 1 . the ' . .... • ~ ~ ; . •· t r· . ~: t nedr.ID l1i " ~ f -Y· made ~ · . · · . ,r ., J .,_....,....,.adrludQwlth t. ;;.•..(. ,, l'ollce J, J, The elllll will ba - t o an: youth ot Middleport, ~.,: IMIIIIMIJGIID bicycles. A aortoo: or aot~v~t~ea will be ~: llellllratlon will be hald from! 1 to 2 p 111, ~~~~imlay behind tile• ~; Melp Htp Sdlool when POMEROY EMERGENCY SQUAD m...,, are pleased, to Cremeano will. ...,. a talk '"'l S8Y the least, at the rellilta ot a .iltno,J · - held Tuoeda.r eatatr. nlllbt at the Hemlock Grow Grup hall for the beDofit of the The DMIIrll u .-.Ied ..,. IQUid. . ~ at 3 J. 81. ~ Tho. "ff*• 1i\lkh featured sceda of food, dearecl talO DINDI alfo aaldlhat"'•lllail-l: fortlle..-w~. - truck. ntns Iobue ldult~· GtdrliJw·IIPfa Gil the IIQllr, AaiJedbythepeaple Gillie Bad- 1D tile projJI'UII. : frd .,., ,..... ..lfi'.. ._.._ $clip aJOI lira. 01a !llnllh. They • ' •or - tho lfiip•s pilot, Col. Georjl Shonln. ~ OOEIIE8T In the Jaycee Junior Twenty-one senior slrla from hlllbaclioolsoftheCOUDey have retliatered to take part In the CG1q1e1[t1an. Ral.[lh Werry, dlroetor, Ia plealed iotth the pordelpatloothlo year alneathe IIUIIIllet ofcontestanta in tho paot....,le ofyeors hao dropped lniO the 10 or u braellet. Ralph credlta the Jayeeea' Wives (ilub In ¥1111tlns ~he sehools to eillfalrtChe eoateoi iw ereatlrw the ,.......u.... ..at. R , b ,. OSen aum On New Job • 1 .~ .. . ~~ ..Ieite......... ...,~ In 1111 . _ t...t ~ In a Tau dlopeteh Nrlllr the welding exparlmllll was listed 11 having ..,_ '" 11ndl who have made the SU· orated by Cl,yde ·.! ·• a""'"'""' ~ "Richard and the othar ~ou. 54, countrymonthegreatllrvlceof Juk1011, IIIII struck a porlced which you . , 0 In your lnau. United States llke It ·I ,...,, -CCiliDIUDiata the .... ,c ..• •H - ~ OWIIed by Norllllll .Prko, gurel llddrlh, bind up tho AI· been ooenecl before. You not ........_""'"' Rt. 3Fomero,y. tloil'o , woundo, and ••ve oorno 0111)' ~~ opened It to tl!a llldl- aU they ebuld io.ehl thildlgni!Y. to ~ <Ieath :; our son VIdual ol hlghl,y queltlonalile . . . ~~'IIIII ~~ . •• to • 1·." ...... to . . ~ .JI. thouoancla ihat died ba· .. ~ your " la~on; but you are~alao.,.,.. malte ihe mow," ·Lodge· . . , . tor-h.!:~m~. Richard Mathlao l"' it .to. the lllllteo, he ..-.. aald. . Tllr-. wu killed In Vietnam ~ua:",rlbeo!'W~a : . on Sept. 11, 1969. l'1c , .. • . diY·~ "the llniiJII- Jack E. Rolllillawl!, lila or ~ -..1 ~ fll!*t ~IPr.ed Ill.. I.Guloo ROIOllbauiQ, J\1011!l'tliiPKlN SHOW OPENS ·lnOWD In~ ~ted~·. q, aJ01 .lite Fred ...... ' CIRCLEVILLE, Ohio (U~ ~ llariOl ~t~ the ..._ hll .- . lj1pll!flied. rl• ""'ll!e-am.vw.ii'Umt>dllll~lralol's do~DUJ!ed<t Ia • ~ 1w l'ltiil-, cli!o, lljD. roPI!I IIIII •lrJial wfl!rdn~ Ill 1ftl•a AU·D~Yb!Gn~: ~·.•~ ~lib the llll1nt'- , l t f •-tuJa.. 2. .•0 &tend . Wel~aris.. m ::u;~~ . ~ ~~t =~~~a~"': :3:~~ ;,;::,;:;; p~~::~.z..LOT oF 'IJ '·-•· ........,.. A.~. ·;~~=~(UP; '· . · ·0, - · ' . •' the cosmonaut brought 1111 • samplea of wei- matwtal ln1o the command compartment ,, far eumlnotloo. Various typao . F.· of metalwwe uld to have boor! i• used. ,. Through tho ....,_. of "ooltl 1: ...tdtno" tn tn..,.., ;: the molecular *vdvre of 1111 •· metal a to be welded ... broklrt · ':~ down Mil .........,. Wii ·tile ,, lng ., The text of the letter from Mr. and Mrs. Demond Turner to President Nixon was re· lOlled Wednesday by Morato. r!um CommlttH Headquarters p.m. WednesdayCIITalllerl·llilll ......., llcrlflce In 50 worthllll Rd., 2.7 mUea ~of, Ita- 1 cause will soon be torgollen cine, aeeordlng to 111e state by most, but _ s-•r, Mr. -· -~ lllllb Patrol. President, that-; the parents Oftlcoro reported that· a ear of this 19·vear-old youth, will driven by Dennla L Bocilh, 18, not forget tha .....,....,... of l'llmero¥, ond a dump truck op: his death," the Iefier said. •ratocl by John 0. RU.,-, 44, "You say 'Pray far the '!IIIY llamden, sldelwipeclat.thaerell whon peace can be reslortd.' ot • hlU. There waamlnorcJam.. We pray tor an act of truly aaetothecarandnoclarnageto great stateamanshlp In the the truck. NO charge waa flied. lorm of a simple eliei:utlve or· StIll under lnvalllptton der to end this trajfedy. Tbursday' lllll1'lllns waa an 1!11- "We believe his (t~Mlr son's) U11111 IOcldenllhat oecurnd at horrible death w.. usaleu, un· 12:15 a.m. Wednelda)' OIIRt. 33, necesaary and without meaning. two • tentha mlleo welt Clll'om. We draw no ccnsolatlon trom aroy. your statomoat !hat: 'The na· The patrol nportod that sev. lion sharea your grlof and, will ~· . orbit. After It was over, T11u ••d MISS FRANCES E. ROUSH, Middleport, was boaand upon 25 years of ContilliOUa emplo,yment with the MlddJ&. port A. ahl P. Store Wednesday. Mia a Roush of!lcta117 COIIIP~ tile 25 years' service Tueadly ond on Wedne.. day was presented a cake IRd a certificate of tlonawhtebahelaholdiJWintheplcture.Aeheekallbwaa liven her the c:cllllpen,y, A ,.tlw ot Galllpolla, Mlaa Roush movec1 to Middleport when she was alx year1 old with her porento, the Jato Mr. and Mra. Ourtla·Roual> Sha has IIYOCI at 362 South Flltll st. IInce tile 19%0'L She 11 1 ''Uelileu, · ' ·unnect~Sery end without mean- No CillO waa ~ wh., a ear 1U!d a tru ck colUded at 4:26 I ; t Tc/p&," llevetl his ·•Itt was , E.·Very• . · ody ·0u t Free 1 ·I welding proeeu -.toea~W In .., the orbital compartment, and . . ~ Kubeoov CGnducled the - · ,. imont tlloro, during tho 77111 t• =-'- ,,_... ~~, ~~' " ' ""'"-''-. J!IW -1clcll ~ - . ~~--· ,.,._,.,._..;...... ,,_. w...:;, ""'! ~.~.,~w.;~ ~rett.roi.,.;,.p.liivftiaf'thi.Yiiit: ·-··--.--._ . _ · ·· .. ................. war •• ~ vlol.->ce, 4lftil no 'OIIIol· lnCI serious clashes. . poor and black ~lo" Millions of Americans simply "'~~ of ...... -~~- of home, urged Nixon 10 "bring fMhllm• boys went 111 outto tha mcw:otortum. ....,..,._ .. _ _ _ and bring fllim class showed upThey for Americana took 'part In the nilw." ' .. .. .....• ._ wort<, watchad and 1 1 -. to ':""~ =1•~ - "MTWe More Planned tho World Serlt1 and only fii '* ·VJelnam.U.. lighting ~~:.r:.:lndnowa:l::..~ glancecl at crowdt It campus '.. l,J,~h Dejerul$ Plan 1.89 · Lots of ·~ Safe. Euy . Federal • !late relation& for the !"'UP FederalGoyenunent. WASHINGTON (UPll- The A &raduato ot the UnlverllltJ porenll of a Youngstown, Ohio, 1 !lqulllflll!, ........ . . ol~fl ........... ' he ' ll[t- ....cei In~ --------~--~~-~~~~~-~r-~~ · ' .. , ' orbit, the c:omm- of lht &hlp used manual orlentatloll and at the calculelod Hme switched an the dnc;ltnt pro:. gr•m," Teu ukl. "The lntne module with tho c.- -aN!!· from tho lhlp.~· .· II llld after braking In ~. "the -~ Syllem wao put ln1o -a!Jt!l and lt1e ooft·landlng ...1~ (made) a unooth landing." .. • Sayua 6 was not with doCking OJIPIIratuo-ttt; spece preaumably being !*.! up by the special -lnO equipment - and epparentlf m..te no -mpt to lliiti ~if with the Sayuo 7 and I cr.tti Jond--.1111lbet~~thii:': · tilt 111111 nflrrecl to Ia afther ...,. bed.,.;...,. •lrWa iiOUcldltl IOGk'l , .~ w qarlebcecl-ln vlo;e !1111 wte....., *"will ".'' ._..__ _llillli~~--- If 1 ef Tau 11ld ltle lhlp IM,Id 12:52 p.m. MatcDW time (5:1t a.m. EOTJ about 112 mild northWHI of Karaganda. l!le crew "f•l fine/' 1t1e IIGMCY ;...,,. .- the far ro.. famllJ. Take• '. ~, • • of U.. ;Siill · · ·l•.. . ,,._ ' -i' ';.:: "' . Prices at Ehlei~U!I '(. I , : flli : From David Goodwin - of Furntt..e for ,_ • • 11!11. .llw.-t111 W1111 ' 1' ., a~c - 1969. i 9:30 lo 9 In the even.111. lell ••• .._ f't .::;,; m~ here. . . .. , , OPen.Tlllrsday 9:30 tli 5, Frldar and Sabrdly • 'f:l . • fi . .. ~~an.~~l!11"0~~· J -----------·--~~--------- • . .,...,, . ' • • !' - reparted. . , "To effect the c1nc1n1 fnlnl l ot Emergency l'rePirednaasln 1ueanmg ess . the Executive Olllee ol. the Pre. aldent from 1957 to tor thepaslflvayears,hlsprtmary Sav Parents reaponllbUU;y was ooorcltnatl'!l 01 • u: !1. ~fl'qmlilll!tltVItiiUi Salel$~00 •, U' . ~~ ~.ot~~~~hla. . ' , , Son 's Death ...-r . . pai.r'IJw ...e ob.loetL Walter L. Mazan, Aalllatanl muter's Club ond a member ot Seerelary for Public Atfalr1 of - - a n Aaooelates, Nathe Department ot Triii1BJ)Orta- t1ona1 Geographic SoeietJ ond lion, Wallhlnston; D. C., wiD Ia listed in Who's Who 1n Amspeak to the Southeastern Ohio erlca. Rellonal Cwnell, Route 35 Aa. Davlo said the Resional CQm. soelatloo, aJOI area Chambers en ond the Route 3~ Alaoctaot Coulmerce Thursday, Ott. tl4ll witb Ilia ualstanee ot tile 23 at 6 p.m. In the Holiday Inn II18IQ' CJwnbera or Commerce at ChUUeotha. In aoutbern IRd IOUiheastem Mazan, who """ cited by the Ohio are Pl'Omotlas the upuadNatlonal Govornou• C<lnfer. lng <1. US 35 throush Ohio from once In 1968 for a prosrarn that the Ohio River io the Indiana "naulted In the bast -sdng line. parlnersllfp In modem history Tld<eto for lhe meeting Clll ot our Nation between tbe Gov. be purchased from Rotor Barernora a n d the Executive ron, Jom Allen llld Thelma Branch of the F~ral Govem. EIUott. · ment'', !Ill speak prbnarliy about trinaportotl<lll aod prJ. oriUea, ae<:ordlns to E. E. Da- via, SEORC president. Mazan aarved with the Oftlee .... . . DANC·IIA·IOL~$ . -~ , · Sale1a.oo.·------------------------· WOMENS 39.50, 45.00 ana ~.00 DR~SSES f:.,;. t,:· ./.... ~! . ' . . . boa .N.••o n UJn b dg:t')d by ' . , ti• Wt M . . h • . ar •ng· A e .... ,. Slle lale8.00 Sale'l4.08 C.rolyne , WOMEN$ 12.95 and 13.95 DRESSES . Roush New Hovan, dl..,ltr of Mra. Nannla Fox; Sally Yeeaar, Mason, diU,..tor ol Yr. ahl '&ka. cbarloa v...,, ond Sherry Workman, N.,. Haven, daughter ot Mr, ahl Mrs. Gyle E. forlanaD. Attentlard, i!alldq, are Kay Sehaekle, Mason, claulhter ot Dr. ahl Mrs. E. A. Sehsekle; Re- · ,.. ~ N'ew Haven, dlllllbtor of Mr. ond Mro. Eupne Hasson, ahl Olarlene Weaver, Jfaw Raven, deuchter of Mr. aJOI MrL Olarlea A. Weaver. · 59.50 81CJCia •, ,., .. Sale 4_·~00 ·--------------------~---· ' _,..ev footbellpmi. c.ndldatoa for opien are ahown seated, I tor, ' 8ft Hundred. To Seled · Sale 12·. 00 IIIJIIECOIIIIIG - C.:OWJtrw i queen will hllhllaht the hcmeecm!1111 festlvltlaa at Wa- ,· "!"" IUIIb School' on Friday, October 24, durlnB half~ eiretllanlea of tlie W~an- ~------------------ . Is Given Surprise o-y,.,·· • ..__ ... n•~e~'d ....,.. ·~~"'" ""'"" - . - - . Glrlo and Boyo Bikoo ~ including Juiliot, blkeo .with helper whealo - rl 'big ilt!w selection just received, let up ready to aall. You can r..lly 1ove. Plenty ilf tiW popular stylo with banma loot, omoll wheelo and hlg~ handle bora. lil«e'a, Now you can save during thio aole ••• ' . = me rs P. DaYid Wiseman, prealdent, preaided. The meeting was pre. ceded ~ a half-llour ot parent. teedlar dlacuaalon. The !lag eareiiiOII)' waa slven by 8 0 y Scout Troop 2t0. Mrs. Marilyn WUeox, pro. snm chairman, Introduced the Rev. Llo,yd Grimm ot the•Rutlllld Nazarene Churdl who JIVO devotions. The attendallee award waa wm ~ the ruth IJfede ot Mrs. " - r.w Mazan To .Address Leaders of SE Ohio Back L rnbe hi • •., reported lllfe aJOI welL Tho two other Soyuz craft, 7 ahl 8, remained in orbit. So,yuz 7 carrie~ a , th......,... crew IRII Soyuz abro men. Taao said So,yuz s·came down a ~~ova:, after eareylns out a "unlqueexparlmont,ofiJ'Oitlmportance''ln "eakl" .......~ The Prootll Is CONiidered es..-I for conotructiCIII oiOIIICO llaU- aJ01 ...: . w .. r ' For Guardian \ ,,. =.,Monday ---------~--------------WOMEN$ 25.00, .27.50 and 29.50 OR ESSES THE SPORTABLE STYUSH ' ' s.r. IVes arty f p flen · f 5 lalnment and refrellhmants. Particularly OI\IO)'ed were eeleetlona by Denver Rice on hll p.m. Mra, Clara Melneyre, Sab. bath School auper~nt ot the church, aJOI Pallor Philip Ga&er. eomment11111 on the an. ooal event ot the local church llld a speelallnvltotlon Ia made to who have no church home ''to come and Ylalt with ' ' ' ' p G' Adventists to Greet Visitors urday when tile local eonsresatlon wUI hold Ita annual Sob. bath Sehool VIsitors Day at 2 j) J . . ,, read a report ot the nec:utlve 'ttee' 8 _ _..__ h I eomnu --~... e d Thursday night. ByJaws ravia. ed by the eomm!U.. were ap. proved by tile PTA. Two h)omna were *'RS by I trio, Georiii!IIO, Beverly ond Jenny Grate, accompanied by Or 0 Mrs. VIolet Grate. Mrs. Fred George, hoapllaiU~· chairman, HomebuUdera Clasa ot the was In charge of refreshmento. 1011. Middleport Church of Christ staglld a Halloween parlf for paUents at the Southeaatero Ohio Menial Health Cantsr In ed pmes w:lth prizes, enter.. The K&C Lay-Away Plan is an excellent way to buy now. "" nelda)' ldlillt at tho ~o,y Ia ·MeCo,y, a room at 'IIMtll French, all of Columbus; Mro. eeal ptl even tighter. Mildred V1n Horn, Mr. and lw•t~r ... page io pollible be- • Mrs. 1. G. Ru01eU, Parkers- Athens Tuesday nishL of Wyler'a one plecocaae burg, ond Mra. Jdm Howell, Appl'Oldmately 40 patlenteatGalllpolls. • tooded the party which !eatur. w~•·· lncaflax ; .,. ' , , .. 'I' ....... ·.~~. .. '·· For Ve8tiJ. McCoy Ch ~ ·~ ~ Masonic ra.to. A llildu mootlrw at 8:15 P.m. ·or l'amero,y ChaPter so, Royal Arch Mason.s. . . .. , . Gl..., bunarriage~horlaU.. PAST PRESIDEIIITS. Lldloo or, lila bride IIOI'tlafioorlenath Auldllary, Drew Web~ Foil IOWn ot white eallD. Braid was 39, American LeB!on, 7:30Wed.o used tor a.....t 011 tbe pnahl nelcitJ, bolne ot Mra. Goorp the train. The bride's e"""' Hackett, Sr. ll!rljJih veU waa held In place by TIIUR5DAY a platoeu ol lace leaves ohl a TWILIGHT GARDEN C I u b, bow, Thursday, home ot Mrs. Eddie The bride's bouquet otwhlte Smith, Welle Terrace, at 7:30 rosebudo ohl stephanotis was p.m.; plant &ale J)laMed. used on her &real-tlrahlflolher's TWIN CITY Shrlnettea, Bible. Thursday, 7;30 p.m., Calum. Mrs. Charles Easter. m, (;(>. bus llld Soullllna Oblo Eleclumbua, served aa matron of trle, Mlddl~ honor for her sister. She wore EPISCOPAL CHURCH Wom.. anoPrlcotguomwlthwhltetrlm. en lii!Cheon TIJiradly, 12:30 The brldeamaldo, Miss Lilly p.m. followed ~ a pro&ram; Imboden aJOI Miss Sabra Cana- 'hostess, Mrs. J. E. D. Bar; day, Rutlahl, wore avocado tlnger, Mra. Fred Crow, or., gowns ond all the a-nts Mrs. Fred Crow, Jr., lira. carried Qrleot tinted ehryaaJ>. Stanley Plattenbur.. MrL Jler. themuma. bert Seth, and Mrl. Rome wu. Mr. Charles Barrett, Jr. of 118msm; Mrs. J1m01 Titus Ill Rutlahl served as best man for charge ol. devotlma. his brother, ahl uahers were CLASs 12, Hea111 u n 1 t e .d Mr, Ron Black, llllmille, ahl Methodist Olureh, 7:30 p.m. Mr. Butch Ltslrtfoot. Pomeroy, Thursday. For her diUKhter's weddiJW, FRIDAY Mrs. Thomlo was In a lime SOUP SUPPER, YOUR& Adult green dress with lace o..,reoat Cla11, l'omero,y First ilaJIIIt ohl wore a earnatloo corsage. Church, servtns to be.llln at Mrs. Barrett wore a ro,yal blue 4 p.m. Friday, dlurcll base. sheath with a yellow earnstioo ment. Bean IOUJ>, chill, .,.1111 • corsage. toble ooup, pie, cake and cotA reception honoring the fee. •0111le was held in the church M>;tl;S H 1 G H ll:HOOL aoelal romt. An avocado back· cheerleaders will BPCIIIIOr an drop was used for the bride's atter.game teen dance thIs toble which was done In Ojlrleot Friday at the Melp Junior blab with mUk glass appointments aehool auditorium In Fomero,y ahl wedding bell aceeniL Serv- following the Meigs • Lopn IJW were Mrs. Richard Grues- football pme. The Jays wUI or, Mrs. Purl Van Meter, Miss emcee from 10 p.m. to midSharoo Biggs, Mrs. Charles nlghL Admlssl"'l• 50 eentoper. Barrett, all of Rutland. Mrs. !lOll. Ron Poole, q,per Sahlusky, SATURDAY registered the guesiL HlGU SCHOOL DANCE For a honeymoon at the Point part.y Saturday, schoolBPCIIIIOr· Pl~aant Resort, the bride ed, 8:30 p.m. to 11:30 p.m. at eha.,.ed bUo a blue ahantq the Melga Junior lllllh Audldress witll which she woregny torlum In Pomeroy. The Jays aeeesaorles, aJOI the corsage wUI emcee. Admission, 75 cents from her bridal bouquet. per peraon. Tho Mrs. Barrett Is a HARKISONVlLLE ..;range. BJ'Iduate ofRutlahl lllllh Sehool, Saturday nlllht at the hall. An. a member oltlle Rutland Church 11181 vlaltatlm of C h e s t e r of Christ, ani was formerly Grange will\ tile visiting mememployed by Western Electric bera to present the prosram, Co., Inc., of Cdllllbots. llr Barrell, llao a graduate •tland ed ~ / r o Ru ' sorv '"o years with the Marine Corps ahl Ia UfC aSS now 1 ed b BeJ>.Tom eon. """ oy . .. ... Thomas-Barrett. ' Vows Exchanged 8:80 p. ·... ~I muolc was provldtd ~ lirO.: Earl Klqr, Jlul!and, pif.Ut, 1111111Gas Thelma Michael,· -.m, who 11111 "More" ahl "The Lord's Prayor.'' - ·~- ' 11- _TIIoJllllySelilnel, ~.o.. ~rl5, ' Tho Rutland Olureh or Olrlst was the scene ol the Ott. 11 weddq or Mlaa ·Kathy Alii Th._o, Rulland, to Yr. James Ray Barreu, aloo of RudaniL The bride Is tile dlus!rter ol Yr. and llrL Edward '111.-o ahl the bridegroom Is the..., of Mr. ahl MrL Charles Bar-· rett, Sr. The altar of the church was decorated with baskets ot gladioli llanked ~ ea<llelabra. Mr. EuPne Uhlarwoocl performed the double-r!.., eenmony at ' ' ·.f ··•··.... '\ ' t l• , : • • .. , •· •• •• • �.. I 'it ; . cw~ r ;fliefs In.va.de. . . Mtirauder "· . • ' • ~ \:. i: I' .. ~ " I ')·.1 ' l '-. ,, "' t 1;.. ~~ ) Manider practice flol4 , . ,llllli •«110 to lol!ll wltb a 24 . .tourlll place, "'1a_...- aU saiiaall; .-.un :ck to llnllh (ourth, , IIi true-to.rorm. r 10 11 l'IIJI. Vi(ginio . .' Gov~rnors~ip . • ~ 10 Ill IIIIa 0111 out. · .·. .n.io swatH!.' bi; a~nlar botiHriYil tackle llio been lllOVOd laiO Jilt ball IIJIIPplow poa!Uon .., orrtllla lid 1l1li return 111 ·. ., llUCE .IIOSSAT NEA Waahington ~•t ,. C!fltnal,.·tackle POIIUCII. · Sta1e Vu Meter, senior -.Ivo1U11<1, IIIII operata In ~· llaallacur poaltiCII. Vu Meter~ lhore almost ~ q~a l&llnot GaUipolla, {011~ ~·• IIIIUI'J. .·. Tho Qo!era, operatiJW out ol a p.....,.llilb allanlwr back Q!nllt);' moimt ilie1r main threatt • ·liob Jtlbnstoo'alltaaiJII ~ .,odlbe inl1de lid CNtolde ...,.. ,ot Cluck Lowe. ~ ~.·111ar.~ whit we t.ve 1o atop,~ ~ ~ C~¥cet· YOUTH ASKED IT! This colmnn ia for yowtg people, their problems and pleasures, their troubles and fun . As With the real of Helen Help Us!, II welcomes laughs but won't dodge a serious question with a brush-off. teenage Send your questions to YOUTH AKED for it, care of Helen Help Us!, this neWSj)llper. 11 ¥KJ943 +Au 8 7 WIST •x u 6AQJJ5t • 5 ;'. 610132 t Jn i SOtrnl (D) . • K76 ¥AQ8782 "+ KQ2 •A :,!. oald Mllrtln, pOinting with pride ~~~! fho Balflmore Or- to lhe rooy brulsa on hla wrlal World Serloa, 3-1 In whore tho ball struck him. ::::lhe;;IM~I~o Clllltd on fllolr SN- hH nuratd 1 1.0 Mills' ltllhandtcl IHd lrom lhe IICGid Inning, ,,_.., KoOimln 1o ftoln ·-~-- Donn C l · ~-· .c· ~ ~ • ~ • ._. ,..,..,tel, men win whtil ' FrM!k ~ PoiloD Ivy, .lbe atouyareel! ... _ o f .........._ E 7'; · ':'/=.U:~~ l frtl /!'!!!:. ::1:, 1 .... ==l. Keltli~ ilolmoa llild Jaini Thomas r1i!'t lacl!lo; 182 lb. back~; lloback oi.Ja,' lilll, &lid Jlllllo&' JIQI Wlemoilber1, rlaht !;rnail. ·llnebackera,lllll l80.Jb, auant; 160111. sanlor Sc:ott J- Cnlbmaa Paul .llslicelld Pat ephacw . caar; 183 lb. senior li1ll, ballbtcb. Steve J'...,P.Y, left auard; 200 For tile Tomcats, <Cenalvolb. sophcinore Pole Kiener, left tackle, and 160 lb. senior Jce Kl-r, left end. PLANS CoMPLETED Tho b&cliflold has !55 lb. jun.. LAS VEGAS, ~-... (UPII...,. lor JorryllanQo,fllll~k; S-llh promot.r Berti! KnvllU lb. )anlor 'Brent Nlebolas1 11011 sold Wodn-y. tllef plana YORK picture Is wortl>-whal? Pictures of J .C. Mort in of tllo New York Mills racing toward first baae I~ tho 10111 Inning of Wedn-y s 2·1 Mot victory over the Balli more Orlo~ show J.C. where he shouldn t ::.~~;'"'ding to ruin of Bacau;. he woo thoro, Oriole pitcher Pete Richert's til row to the base hlf J.C. In lhe lett wrist, fho bell got away from .. ' ~ ;;<, ' I \• '' ,. ·. . e~., ..... . '-E"-IIJL.I. Dll. ZION . ·, . . . ,. • DECATUR., 6/o., to~... - - . therlmn,~olc~Jo<~Po ri8ht Hu..., back &lid 1.0 lb, ......,.,.. EYeretta, ball>acka. Dave CI'Oif, pardo; 160 lb.-. lol'• Bollb,y Bmlth lid liili Gley !;mail, taeldos, &lid 140 lb. ~ Gerald · llel1drtcka lid 130 ... tl'elbmaa Mike Neate; I Olldt; • • IIO!!ODI!ftly, Baker Ia atlll1cl. &lid; 196 lb. sanlor lltool<s Robl . . ; ., .. • · ,. , " "~11y'W't!'fho ~~ 1 ~ILfrari.•lllll ·II~~~~ . . -- ,: ~~fJ.f~~i• ~t4~~MOj,~l~?l' : r.' " , • . ·'' . Krebs Rave llllllcoa won tar . Jell Bmlth, IPIII'd Schmitter, t&ckJe DaN CrllW"). Cord, .... Shaw at tad. fca' .... renae perform&ncoo apb!ot. Atllena. •· On deron... atalldoUII .on ;. Shaw lid Schml¥ al elllll, Mike Hartman lid erawtord' at tackleo, Boy Mclli:oOni ii&£ monster lack, Bob Rlchardl ;:Thl:::s:1:95::1b.~aenlor=~m:oo~rt.~r=-~m~liddl~e~(llllrdi:j~~~~ str~~!~. Mike e YOU WANT ·-at a price ,....... to pay (UPII~ • • Tho new winter sulta are here, an4 men they are ••r• wilt<! nors. LI¥Oiy now celora and atyl11 to aparli 7""' wardr... lnio II f.. Wo ha¥0 the au Ita that you want .. ..... ,...,. it. I I let •• eo.., ••• •• 'inlm' second '*" to 'scan the wlllftlng run. .. , The rules provide the! a runner heading for first shall slay on tile right side of fho foul line lor the last ~ leaf. The lane Ia ciHrly marked. Pictures show Mortln on tho left side of the line, blocking tile path of Richert's throw. But tilt stunned Orioles didn't protest to first bose umpire L.ou .DIMuro, and tile lubllant Moll raced to their clubhou..,, needing only one more victory to complete lhelr Incredible story. C.mpleto 1i&t1 35 to 48 In Rogulan, Sltorta and longa " -65.00 to 95.00 SPOil COA.TS 35e00 TO 50.00 York Clothing IN POMEROY FOR OVER 90 YEARS •• • • FOR LOW COST, AUTOMATIC WARM FLOOR HEATING . ' J •· Meta"'"' ')t' ·~ . ' ani!!•• """"" ""'~ ~'=1~ .JIM MIWIORN IIPI !Cens!•ei¥ for Southern are ItO lb. qbomore Steve Jenldao, IIU&rteil>ack; 130 lb. Pat lUll, wiD&I>ock; i80 lb. tophomore Noll Baker, luliback; 180 11. senior Ike ~ Rlchlrda lid i(oyach, "'· ball>ack; 140 lb. fnsb• llllebackera, IIIII Jealdna and Ilion Rod Nqler, center; 11o. .-.mor on ·Dut by rllht11>:hallllack; fullbtck, have compllor ;~o~m Balflmore first besaman Dove ~M ·~.,.m~ell)l',.. 140 l""1""J,oWest, hn~",~~lett tor.mor been heevywelght champion 1011 , Mortln waa oale. and . ~~~., . ' ........, ~ ·~~ ... ·.'· ·· ·, :·" · SoiJI>y Llalort lo, ·rMef LAollt ·Ati6·Gaspor Clllllo .all tile woy CM(er. ' .JO:S ~ Q-Will 1 u r &e r y help LET GOOD 3Pulled tendons In my elbow? ~IENT'IOI.IS ~After treatment, will my HliWUNE Wlnl ~- be as strong aa before? TWE PERFECT ., · A-AIIIIcnllb this condition .It. best referred to an orlho- .t.TT£NOANC& .j J!Odlc sur~eon, be will be RICOP.D ~ OFF... ·,tmore likely to treat your el- WIA DEE<.I.JIIUO! ·. ·: bow with an inj~on of hy- auard; 205 lb, Junior Carl corr~ man, rljjbt tadde; 201 lb. )ln. lor Dick lilllhea, loft tackle; 141 lb. JUDlor Jerry Konch, !eft end, aod llillb. aophomore, Ed Morris, rlllhl Olld. DerenaiYOb' are US lb. 80j1llo. more Carl Kam-lldMin&IJa. auarda; Coffman lid 183 lb. lllpbomore Cy Rockbo1d, tackles; Dtvla IIIII Qdnther, ends; proWd Itt ilfreclh,_i ··ptlllt tho F~ • Hocldqr ~o.laot ....kollold!natl!at h~~ 1111m to slxpolma. But lho apulteriJW olrenae 1l1li tey Ita beat to pt back on Ito reo~ Tho Eqlea only score aplnst 1M Lancera came on tumble rocoveey lid return by aG.moxi.ore Demd.s Elc"'·-· · ·-oov•• The FIIC<IIIi of Coach JIm l:oolc ha>8 an OlllllOiive ota'nae ..~laded -!Ia z· DOWI? · ~~~~~~~~~ ~ 'HAND't! v:i:rs! lb. aealor S1tn1J Rlchordt, rljjll cUe IUUd, t80 lb. -... )(el. only -•ktrs ff! = wltltoUrecard,whlcbloaU the rictorioa U.., have, com. blllad 111111 3 looaeo In the first three 1111001 ct. tile aeaaon. The probobiJ ll&rllnil 1Jae. -r; hallllock · lorcoptad three poosat at Lop!J lut Qunphrw, lb. aen. lor Bill ~·. loft162 pard; 128 back wltlt tho two lllld tie Federal • Rock!JW !ali ,...k, 6-f. ' Thl• .week lbty . wm bt up aA!Ilit tho MlllOr Falcons at Eilslenl. 1b lbe going IIIII not ba • 11• •• tho Falcons...., • won. ,tbelr, flrat lhrtt '*' v:':d.aild j••· =a~:~: . ~ 111>1~~· ~ ~- .,:· ~' ·~;;~:!l'i! :fil~· Mllrtln In a Hl·round ftglit··lft nc.d .. '!I'JOti.PhiOiiare~, Sfoclcholm, S - . on Dote. 6. lk· 'crelhll!llilne drive lt;at oaimtd al'ld,flilda dayli811~ . .. ·• ho~o.;lllil Peta Kioi)OJ' are · !Caaallllll holcllci lor at .lftll a double, The .Probable starting~ tho ~!ilia, Wlennerilol'll lid pme of.lfoe until right fl~ldlr Fl., 9wallocl. tqr 1110 Eqlea Is olfenaheJ.y, POQf¥, auarda; 120 lb. aop1>- Rli!NFRO FILES SUIT ' made., amazing dlvl colch . 1.75lb..Junlorllave&llitll,fllllr- IIIJ!Ol'l! Mike Mlrckle, middle DALLAS !UP I)-Dallas Cow. 111e 11 Swallo<IJ hadn't c:~~ug":t 11 ~ lt¥'bolcki t60 Ill. oa.Jdca' Da a IUII'di 146 lb. llenlor Jllhn Jlo. boya Nigro defensive back Mol · fa...,.lhio-'- Oi'loltsiOidollbltcllywouldhave G~aer,.rljjbt!llllllilck;l901b. otach llll!162 lb. ·sophomore Ronlro and his wile flied""" 13-!Hor lhe llffh ·WI"' tile game In nine lnlll 1 Ienior Bob Rltcbls, fullbtck, Paul Oloh, cornorbecke, &lid Wedn-y In U.S. District Jllllia, 111e Orloltl ~· "SWobode'o ..tch· w~ '.; ia1111 '145, Jb. ~ R 1 c k Joe Kiener and Bankes. llf&. Court aeeldng to enJoin a Dallal ,~~ o·l~nlo: lhe ~w of bolter than fho ;~ T~mki .Suderi; .'lett halt. The orr.,.. ties. · builder from practicing dlacrl· !! a IHaonlri whlcli Agee mode' T,._.Y'.f · ''Aid :·iiive lioa IJ iN lb. .hmlor HOII'• mlnallll!l In rental'"' leasing Ill · ' lflle by Richert, and many oblirYert .. . .,, P1'-'V• and Cowboy Presldet!t · swept the egretd ' and General Manager Tex ployofls' In · Schramm said the club w.. , behind Renfro "100 per oent." ;· ' . . SCHID.,LI GAMEl. all II could SAL1 LAKE CITY IUP!l NEW YORk · WPil - Facto Jlld flauros on Ute Wca'ld oul ·thet One wild tllrow bv Tho San FranclseO WMrlors Sorlea: lllchort on o dlky announcect W-.!ilv they will Teems: New York Nets <Na!'onsl ~ vo. l!alUmore ,.,..,,.,· iltcldt 111e world play· lhf,tt. 9' their r~Jylor· Orlolos ~American ._,..,, · · ==:: H!lflonal Ball<tltiall · IAqth ot Series: Belt of IOVftn pmea. In the. loth Inning AuKiotlon gameo ~. Ralulti: Fh'Jt ..,g\i,,lllltlmore 4, Now York-!. S.Cond oridpvelhe.Mals 10 "!!llinal S., ·Diego. Dec. 9 ...,.,~..,York2; ·l!alilmorel.1blrdpme,Nei!York5,l!al· triumph lust . When 11 _.,nat Atlanta and Fob. 16 ijm~ 0, :FOU!1b pld, New York 2, Baltlm~ 1 (lOJnnlJWal. Orlol~ might- egel.nat llaollln. , ' < Sc:~e: Flftb]ilomoi/l'hursda.J at New Yark; 'ablh lid 111e wlas,ot two , ili>t sdlOdiolt; FUih'. pine ,Thur!lllant New. YCI'k; a1xth lid DIEI •OFCANCIIR , .~~~~,1t~...,.,,tra~~ f~undlut BallMills' GR'EEN .AY, Wla. lUPil-;. fl . • · , Arnie Herber. Wlillz ol -~~ ~~ .· to 'wlilll,llll saiq8,· • 8-t; ~ ;,.....;.. a. 'D.:~:~.- .oC ..._ ""~" ~ • ., ... · ' ,.,. ..._. ,..V .,.- • • m , ,..,. "'''"w -•el0 ,• _ , )· :•·. . ".' ; ino, lind lllir ililmtd Iii lli'o , · :·~..:~ fia:l, !i*ei!M: . •'lra .,.., so,ut '~ loolbell't Hall of Fan'le, died $6113,1.81. Socalld IIJ!ne, 50;850 lid ts81,080.40. 1b1rd ~' l!f 111e .,. 111 " of .JQIIO; se.~ lid •m;m.o. F'ouith f181M, 57,381 alii $618, • '::;; Ju f: ' Photo Shows J c Martin ·Inside Line -~ ' .. . tflt world. Ealt-West ~~EA~~~~Fuzz": =.:uf~Y:et\: · ~ · NEW · YORK ( UPI):.This - · plnchrunner Rod Ga~ul!* ' be)ht lncrtcllble day scortcllhe winning run. · When the ...,.'Vorl( Mills, of all . "MIIy Not Willi II" PI!IPie. btcom1 cllamplans of "I may nof. oven wllll tl," IO 18 sz vul...,..blo Wool North llilt ~tb ~- tNT 16 3 ., , . , . · JJt~s~fHdl Crow. fl. . em~!~£:~;:: :E~~·J:·=~ ?:-~;;.:~; - NEW .. • •. <orner. 'auT 910 +lOB • QJ 3 •lUI tile o..,.tcouldn'lloawboon an lo flit . . , . ~ llllil.a, m . ue6 cl-..' 11•.... 141 lS:I 'Piltiita,. ., ~· , '"'' .YU'lls Pet: ~ JI).O ...~. . ~jill~ 10 ,..., thoLea ) -l'tl1 lidto toJroatop HJil!Ud if-tIn aUOl'IJW out ot llJo . _ Tho• Cllllfl 18.0 POio¢l per .............. "'0¥lll'od Millar 3&.22Jap,... lll1r1JW 185.5 yardo FUihbt and oeaaon p!IJ, ptlllll(l. . In lndlvtdllll lid. loam perLopn lu made 42 first rormanco In r - ••.,. ao. dclwaa, - · 48; .....lmad 1$ lions the Clleii hGid a1J&hl of 40 pooaaeo,llllhOIItinlerc;,p. odpa over tho Maraudora In td lo Mella 15 ol 39 PIIMI, moot ~~~ (except In with lllr.ae lntercoptad. won-loot). ,: Lopn hao ruslled Cor an over· For e~le, In dofenae. ~ ... ot 173 yardo In tourpmea, u.t1• r.,.. 121.5 l'10rdL · • Lopn hoe lbe IIIIUI'I bl• ribbon .,....,. In taUb&ck O..ck LOII'e who hao iiliS M• In 83 carries lor t brUllant 8.8 awr· ty are .162lb. aealorlleallaDa. age. Asalnst Alhona he p1nod m, 'lUtrlerbact<; 182 lb.IOIIior 228 )'10rdsln 19 carrles,lncludRoaer JoNdso, ball>ack; 162lb. IJW s . _ s of 37,21,62and46 .-.mor TerryEYereUt,fuflbtck, yarda, forasensatl.,.hverage lid 156 lb. )llllor :QJrao GuJn.. or 11.11. lber, ball>ack. Tho -aivo And then Utero Is Bob Johnline haa 17llb. sophomore Gary ston. 0111oro Jllhn CU.., auardo; 1M lb. aophomore A1sn Roller 1111 180 lb. junkr Mike Bortna, taclolea, and 180 lb. ElcbiJWw lllld ISO lb. jWIIor Tom Karr, enda. Dorenalvoly, Holter lid Bor. ~ .... 150 lb. junior Robert Hensley are tackles; Elchi~W~r and Karr, el)ds, !55 lb. HDica' Jim Stettler .and Ritchie, II• backers. and S.nder1, 140 lb. sophomore J1m 'Amabuy and uo lb. J1111lcr 11arro1 Pooler, 10&101!. · ·.. .•.. ,. · ard Bshr, oen~Aor; U5 lb. .;.nloc Bll)y Klncold IIIU once ap1n Fdilay nlabt try Cor tl!at wiDniJW combiJadon that ~ to work for early. In tho ·seek ,. 0 r,ld WORLD ALMANAc .. I"AC1S a· , . BY KEITH WISECUP • JF7 NOR'l'll • Void ~ nt.,.. 1he Eutern Eqleo of Coach IIObort lllnolOJaiiii!SO lb. sopb- Th07 other. I would like to get something goin(l as he Is a fantastic guy. My folb have nothing agai~t him, but If we &peak, ru let IIJ'C)UIIded. How can llet him Jmow It's not my choice to be cold as ice?-DAUGHTER OF CHILDISH PARENTS Dear Daughter: Wby don't you two put your heads together at school !figuratively ' of coune) and plan atraleiY • 1M ~ ~ ' 1J..1!fi!o ·.,:laitiJI!III.. . 1, ............. •m ah p,;; Coa!'io ~Y lid hla crew &OO• ~~&~~-~........_ lid·. tlilr~ ·11 " ' . ,. '"·. ·-"'~·· . ....., haw COlidraiiPiill a.,ir ~·~~ '""""""' ~- _,.ly • ..,.. to .1Jacka4ia Iiiii ,4Z.l2 win bod1, · owr Noi~¥GJ,k; a s-e pa " ~uvo acorea, tho wla . _ Ati.onl and an s.t Ylc- Cliltfa -.,.. to wallop tho lilatory GaJIIPcllla laat week. railllera. Early II' iho aeaocinthopelolTho MlkaamenclobberedAtl>Qllltt hold t1oat 1M ,_i'lliders ona ·:u.o laot week· &lid went woulll bow to AU..na alld (JaJII.. <lolfn 1UtoJack8on. Melgawa 1 POI!L c1ho ~att hold lillie ~ ll&ttle at Jackson for lhrtt " ' " ~tho AlbtM •tch, but ·qlilrll>ro, - n 38-8, then raJflpred !bore "'" a • - • at lltd to lln1ah at 35-18, At Alb· ' · :'«!n To Bounce Back tacld, em del'- lllk1l YWII(I, 160 1"' oaalor, who la!altd a '1!1 of.U.,..atlllo.POBIIIonlaot yaar,111ll take over S...tzol'a .; • Ea~les, ' Ho :.niX . . e· . . ' P·-e, dodlll' ·IOJd bbillo bock Mxl Tuolday for an~~to ... aboul•xt nilri" .~·.C!lach aoan- , ~ r ,. -•raJ , lb. llclpr Allbott. whci a ptllled naek l.IDDnllnlbeGalllpoUspmelut Fri- ~·· . n Tha Soutllmi Looal Torna- tile - - · a 20_. '!lctory over set of - .1 , 01111n 1110 ha're doe• of Coacti ·Bob AtbiQ 1l1li Hannan Trace. c:~~u~p 8 1n lhelr linebt faelnlat'OUIIIGlouater~ f!Gat11em, 01111tr ofa2-tover- ..,_ ~ pllloo nWI< ror tile 'lllnllero of tbree m.tairt, frl· aU reeord, hai lolllh ' - • of Tornadoes lriU be 200 lb. sanday nlabl at Racine. Bullhl~. bolterlq last jear't mark of loJ' BID llaback, IIIIo Is lllllfer. ~· are llleamed up from 2-7. Tbe ToiuodOol, IIIIo last inJ a b1p ~ but Ia CClllllled comiDtr <C.lholt ......,~ 1llD -•·-• \ of ireok -rillloloted \oith • new Gil to ..., JuDkw ·~ 1!'11 llnellacker W tl . ' • ·· '1111H.JIII. "'""" btd iMnro In 1111 Marauder C811111 Wildnao- GOP ~l-Out .td· Ccjpblre ' ::=::::r:m::·Toroodoes Lo~king for Third Win .. . . , Lopn, lied wltb Athena In lito CGilfUaloll (t-2 a · cqacbed b;; ~·~ Ia .tlod for fOurlb placo. · · ·: !! Jpaeo, ... . Man-., 11 ' ..n,,.;. ..ill Novombtr. Should tile 11111. 'lho7 ........, al a '""' <>(the chllltillillsblp, If ~= a~fut a lop sa. ~ Ia f181>tlne to tlaY 1n tho llrst i reel::: :; · IJWa wltb Jr-. · · tho a~rq lao IOdoi'• of t lu• ' (. ~·-• ,()hlo ~reo- ~·''*Ch a.r~ a.m. Good Ventilation a Must Exposed to Gases Return ·, . ' o.rd Ill calllde Willi Coaeb cttIO¥ a.&noer'a Maraudara at 3-l, lied fllr ileeGnd In lland- ' Olle !Operation, '." ' CMefa Dear Helen: again? Someone baa to be Openinclood-ttQ' Jrrftalloa, 'l'be World a· "Uttle Old Peepillll T~ adult here, aild it appears . . ........,., ,.. . .~~%!;~f:~Jt Me" complained. about .lbe. teen._gen are elei:- One of the til~ "illicN ' Itt ~· ftl ·~a' policemen breaking ·traffic tedl-H. .. · · • =~~~ :tar bact Ul !liONil Jameelaws, such as making U Dear Helen: · 11 the monthly·B tin.~': lonaadwas~by turns in the middle of the Jolin <we'll call him) baa day's hand iJ from an article Capt. Smith: "The polaon street, jaywalking, taking enough money to afford a ·on the Blackwood Conven- wlied, belDI Ia ·abape. but off in a patrol car like a big Th~mderbird. He's 24, baa a tion. written by Eu!e y llttleE dlffe. rent frOm our bird, and parking in front of good job so why doesn't he Blackwood, who Ia, obvl- ~~·~· ~V)' .. · causeth a hydrant, or not paying out see his ~ligations? ~~J:~:utm:'t quail- bllsten' . ~ to a parking meter. When I was dating him The a r t1 c le ill titled, what p8Jntid." · Isn't It too bad that last swnmer, I Jet him "Avoiding Trouble With LOPTM didn't stop to think borrow my car for a day Volda." Ealley points ciut that if HE were In trouble, While his was in the .......e that It Ia folly til count • .,... """ · void 11 an ace and that the . and cops could yve a couple He smashed It liP. to the prude)lt course for any ex1J PHIL PASTOIIT of minutes by "laying tune of a $'100 repair biD. eept .an experienced partner. rubber," or jay-walking, Insurance paid for all bilt ship II to Ignore volda enllice lbtn& abol!t )lOpetc . those minutes just the $100 deductible, for wllraJY,~ reapolldlne .to Blaek- corn In the moom pitcller DDCTCAIS MAILBAG might save his life! which 1 was stuck . Ac1ua11y, ood: ~I . shoUld an ·eXPerl- palae.....clle munching drowiUI out most of the awl'm sick and tired of my folks didn't think the cat eneed partnerlhlp iln? They ful dialogue. people tearing down the was safe after being in such sb~uld simply show 'tlie cor• • police department and Other a bad accident, so we traded reet number of aces but one TM fjnltDeek ill eoch authorities· instead of it in at a big lOBS. We figure :,:~:nfo~ ~ ·~ IIIOfttll u .fDiwtl llae bosa Whe~ recognizing the good they we dropped several hlllldred and a void 11x lie&JU two giNI 11J1 BmokifiQ for QO(ICI. • • • do. -JULIE dollars, because of John's aeea and a 10 on. Br WAYNE G. BRANDSTADT, M.D. crazy driving, but he baa He then ~~_l~u llllnelt man on Hallowll Dea r P o I i c ~UI! e n never once offered to pay must be sure. that. l4iUl1r 11 the fellow who con' Q-WIIat barmfid effeetl ~·ve II e e a t a k 1 n 1 Everywhere: back even the $100 I .had to ~ O:~JJ":~ ~ .._ould ~esult from ebronle Norlnyl for ahoUI a year. You'll be happy - and I take from my savings ac· exception here. Wtr allow a '!!Z(IOiure to natural gas, ear- One month afler I started it Imagine surprised -to Jearn count! void the. 181118 ~ Eaa~ .boil monoxide or sewer gas I developed Raynaud's th U Ue d Dear R. L.·. doe . s but our w · Ia, " 7111 ODe's home? disease. CoUld It have been at " I 01 Peeping ::• A-Natural gu used tn caused by the drug? Tom Me" got nothing but A written "reminder'~ :~t~_.\bt we ~ .VIIu15!10ldng consists of methane A-Baynaad'a dlaeoae may brickbats from hiDidreda of from your Insurance agent Lo!lldng at 'haJid, :·• manh gas (which Is be caused by taking this eon- yowtg correspondents. Your might jar the jack out of we a., that' North 1 lb:-41&· iJiarmful only to the extent tr~~ee~"=·.-.forseveralyears. name may be "pig" to a Joha,butdon'tcountonit.A 11\0IId bl4 ·fltl both~jtloat It replaces oxygen In theln ~. 8ease, I don't think few, . but my teen readerl , deadbeaJdeadbea 18-unleua deadbeat 1s a tloqthat .blsNortb=eertv1]~Y ~ •lbe inaplred air) aad a small - • was responsible. , wu ....... • m'IWit of carbon monoxide, People wore g e t t I n g Ray- came on slrong With "Luv t . the law able and South will !den' wblcb Is blgbly toxic In that nand's disease for centuries 'The Fuzz."'T'H. livena liP bla memory. -H. tlfy lt ,eully. North ' Ji...aure It the oxygen In before this type of drug was Dear Helen : PERSONAL TO "ME, AS thilt SOuth doel niJt Jio~(' the' our . available. lwouid,however, Iaml5and)lkeaboywho MYSELF" -U you1l send •P&deaee ·becaun8outh ~· Sewer lllls a mixture of a~vlse discontinuing the drug Uvea next.door. He llkell me me a stamped, aelf- might well .b!We ~ to the most toz1e of smce It may aggravate your too, I think. But the trcluble addreaede,nvelope,l1l give ::'N:JI:!'a'\..~ ~~-.bld ~1ibleh is hydrogen sulfide. disease. Your doetor will be Ia f Wea had 1 "'ft poln ,__ ....,.,. .1-·Us Ilk tten able to raeommend some our am , . .__..... you some ten on "'"' to As for 8olitli, be, bU a . C UI !~:ncentr~tir:., of other means of eontraeep- filbt and aren t tipea~"l make your ahyneaa work lor cinch to Identify.the void, as Q U I ·K .Q ;_,-parts per mllllon will !ion. They forbid us to even smile you. -H. · l:T.:O~.J: ~· .We.tmlrbaJ "-Which ii 1M !141fon'l 8" ::cause some Irritation of the · ;;,;~, IPIQe A concentratton of 10 Hado's They11 Do It Every Time ~ . :~::,:, ~~= 0:,..~ ~~ m.~xrf:'~e OJiJy . ppm II the upper Umlt allowwould merelJ bav4i· bJd five alate that ' bU a populali9n ~able for prolonged expos..... .. .....5 YES, SIR:·· ,..... """ ..." ... u .... , ....... , ~·.. dlaln!lftCia llid DOt A-'IIMd dellllty of leas than one per~Tbere is ao danger from any ,...., HE CAI.L.EO Hii'~H'IWL.N-.. Dlatten by~ iilfvol4. 1011 per aqum mile. ' 1of these g as e 1 In a well· ... HE'S WE. bON'T W/>.HT LU6IIWILL "'I) So, South blda NVtll hew 111 ~ventilated room . ~~'::":.;. (;or SIX• ~. ,:ru,,ehalks up' thJI ,raad In tJ'':\.!!1~=~~ ~ h v e very weak Sf'AAW806S! ·IHootti.,, ,...,..,. .._J llroton '"'' ~=~~ I H~~ainea~·~ , v2:. bave the lADle 11 .. ~ strengthen them! l A-The b 11 t w I y to ¥ .!.[ IIIW ,j, II II ... ~tlrengthen Y?ur is by ,,waiting. Tr .;o a brisk wallt ~ for 15 min.. ~.o a day and ~ ,radually increase it to I'h ,or two hours a day . · .Uolnt to Its original <ln•n pth "f ~" may take many 'l;tlnnth... " ' '·. • Coach: Dick· lllk1lI ' . '_ · . , :yean. -. ttrocortlsone or \ arJ t•lhow :brace t h a n an) t.yt)j• of ' .. .,, -~ ~~':IJ joo!th -.. In~ Just as President Johnson learned that every turn of the screw of mlUtary force against North Vielnam necessitated ·even greater application of pressure until the law of diminishing returns took etrect, so President Nixon Is becoming painfully aware that every step he takes to lower the level of American involvement in Vletnsm only opens the way for broader and more precipitous disengagement. In Paris, the Norlh Vietnamese remain adamant In their poaitlon that the only basis for a formal peace is American withdrawal, and that the only acceptable wilhdrnal is complete and lmmedlale withdrawal-just as they previously demanded a total end to the bombing of North Vietnam as a prelude to peace negotiations. At home, the same voices which urged President Johnson to stop the bombing are now-joined b¥ growing numbers . · of others-4emanding that President Noxon bring the boys home-all of them, no later than a year from·now. It begins to become apparent, if it was not obvious be. fore, that Hanoi Is and bas been pretty much In command . of the situation and that, in the absence of a government In Vietnam that could stand ~alnst it alone and In the absence of any pressure brou t against It by the world ; · community, It bas nothing to ose and everything .to gain •; by maintaining Its granitelike inftellibillty , 1.. This, of course, is intolerable to the President, as It will : be Intolerable to the American people when they are able : to reflect upon this tragic chapter In our history In later 3 ' ' . ra De-escalation, like e s e al.a t i o n, has its own built-in • It comes as no silrprise that the world's speed record for : a plston...,gine airplane has been broken. In this fast: cha~ng world, notliing, not even a granite and steel office :· building, is pennanent. ·. What is surprising to Jearn is that the old record had · stood for more than 00 years. Most teehaologieal etrori : since World War II has gone into jets, not propeller planes, : of course. Even so, 00 years is a long ttme in aviation. :, The old record was established way baak on April :11>1 ·•1939, by German pllot Fritz Wendel In a speclallJ. designed pMesserschniitt ME100. His mark of e;220 miles per hour :•·was never otrieiaUy bested until last Aug. 16 wben Darryl · Greenamyer, flying a highly modified Grumman F8F -2 Beareat and usftlg water, alcohol and nltrometharie Injection to raise his gasoline rating to IIKl/190 octane and boost -bla P&W Wasp enldne to 3,000 horsepower, set a new record of 483.041 m.p.li. at Edwards Air Foree Base. Calif. Greenamyer bad been trying since lll86 to break Wendel's record. An attempt last year failed when a piston melted ·from an overdose of nltromethane. ' It sounds as If at last they've gone about as far as they ' tan go with pistons and propellers. But don't bet on it. : ·"""'~ · ~ 1bio-......, .....t IIIII ~·. momentum. :.30-Year Air Record Falls ' # Nixon's Sticky Dilemma On Vietnam Peace • They will surely punish the President at the polls In 1972. : ·They will punish him If a peace has been concluded that ·I paves the way for a ,Communlst take-over of all of Viet.; nam; they will punish him if peace has not been concluded. ~ The President's public statements and aetlons In recent • weeks bave been almost pathetic attempts to calm the ~ home front and .buy a little more ttme: He suspends draft l calls for two months. He asks for a 61klay suspension of ~ criticism of his handling of the war. He announces the 1 retirement of draft director General L y four months j lna~ance. · l Such actions, rather than satisfyln yone, have been ·. greeted with derision and have, if anythin~, only whetted ~ fbe appetites of the more vociferous war entlcs. , It Is true, as Hubert Humphrey said, that no man In : America wants an end to the war more than President ·' Nixon (It was also true of Prealdent Johnson). But he is ; ebarged with the responsibility of ~g the war In a way ~ that salvages something from the Immense expenditure of ; Uves and treasure America has made In Vleln8Jll. :· Now, however, as If a stubborn foe were not enough, he · finds himself faced with a growing peace fever among the ~ American people-and the only ldnd of peace In sight is :: peace in accordance with Hanoi's desires, no matter bow ; much that fact Is Ignored or camouflaged. : And they wlU punish tbe man who gives them that kind : of peace. . ~·· ~iit.lt if' I • ·' . ,. ' '• VENTED . .&AS. HEAtERS �.. ''' 4- 1bo DUly So~, -~Middl..,.&. If,, Thur..., ~ 18, 1889 . ' '· '· flen,gtl;ls Over · - -le ........,.of -·ago. Knicks Edge Royals ' 94-89 For 2nd Win By United Prell lnlerM!Ionol Li~o \ lhtlr booeboll counlwr· par,ts, lht Baltimore Bulloto Ml!med to be sleeping Wednoo· ~· but unlkelho OrloiH, tho Nlilion<tl Basketball AsiGCiollon ~ - . up In time to ~~ago lhtlr league ojjenor by ~ling the Chicago Bulls, 98· t3. firl Monroe was the pearl In Blttlmore's rich oyster as he ·nailed 12 polnto In • final pertod drive l!lnd topped ell scorers with 26 points. The New York Knlckerbockers stopped the Clnclnnetl Ro\lals. 94-89, and tho Allonto Hawks boat the Seattle S..per. Ree«hville iews;"Notes . 1-i NEW YORK (UPI)-Do 110<1 again In a reguiM AFL game ~ getting a and c;lreg Cook _,., figure to call time out again In a similar ''"" uptlfjhl? Thill'a - ...., we're ap- circumstance. Armed with th-' auuronco, PfNchlng Wllat IIIey call tile tile chalco ...,.. Is tile Bangals truth. over · lht Broncos by two The - l d Sorlea Ia bolter fMn hill over and II you don't tout:hdowns. Buffalo over Doklan6-Rold· flllnk ltmt IIIH, try laallzlng !hilt lht prohlslllonal loolboll en seem to be getting a bit _ , lan't 1110 ,.,. from tile carel- and Howrltt Dixon out doesn't help. hlllfway mark. Kansas City over Miami1'het means the rookl" aren't mtklng the mlslakH IIIey mado Dolphins have never done much a inonfll ago. None of t11am are, against KC defansa. and tile! lncludH Greg Cook, Son Diego over Bostontile Cincinnati llangals' good Chargers moving now. lapklng young quarterbock w11o New York over HoustOn-Jets pulled a beauty In file final pre- are beginning to loll, 1110. MMon game _with Denver six NFL Clovoland over PittsburghClncy was leading 13-11 and Leroy Kelly looko as II he'o hlld the boll on Denver's 10 over hla hamstring. with about 30 seconds to go Los Angelos over Green Bay when Cook for no apparent -Rams should be up after reaaon called time out. ocare by Forty Nlnors. Paul Brown. thll Bengalo' MlnnHola over St. Louiscaach. almost flipped on lht VIkings' defense also Is Improvsidelines. Ing. "For heaven's sake, you don't Washington over Now Yorkund..-sland who! can happen In Sonny Jurgfnsen over Fran 1 .pro game In JO seconds/' Tarkenton. · Brown groaned. San Francisco over AtlantaCook wanted to go over and Forty Nlners break Into the 1 chick Brown on whether ho victory column. ~nt.d another touchdown . Like It really mattered. Detroit over Chicago-Bears Anyway here It Is time lor don't figure to get well here. Ctnclnnatl and Denver to meet Dallas over Pillladolphla- . '' .,, ' Cowboys don't mokt too many Umpire .Is P-r~judice movn. Boltlmoro ovW New ·0r1oons -Colla aro In and oul but should hive onough to hold oft wrong NEW YORK (UPI)-Harry Dolton, tho Balli~ boss, Js going to thll commlul._,or rogardlng poulblo "preludlco" on the part of umplr. Shag CraWford toward Earl Woovor, lhoOrlolea' manager. . ·"My best bell club Is on the fltld when my monooer Is In tho gemo, and Crawford look hiM out:• says Dolton, lht Orlol"' dlreclor of player lht Solnto. Tllo COI!tgl SCrtno You'veseenth-' embroldertd sign hung up on tile wall, hlvon'l you? It says "There'o No Piaco Llko Home.'' and that applies wholher you're playing booo· boll, boskeboll or loofbell. or even chockora In file kltchan. All or which Is leading up to my bella! !hot Notre Domt will hand South..-n C.lltornlo Ito first black eve of lht - · chlatly bocausallley're going 1o have their argument In South Band. Ind. Elsewhere around t11o country, lor example, file Eliot: -nel. Dolton was talking obout file elocllon of Woover ·by Crow. lord, one of the throa National League umplroo working lht drln, during the third Inning ol Wednesday's game while Mark Belanger wao at bot. "I wao told Crawford sold Penn State over Syracuae, Tulane over Pittsburgh, Army over Utah State, Yale over Columbia. Harvard over eor. nell. Boston Collogo over Villanova, Dartmouth over Rutgers over Navy and Boston U. o'olef' Lafayette. Tllo South Gaorglo over Vanderbilt, Auburn aver Georgia Tech, Alabama over Tennessee, Flori. do over North Carolina, Louisi ana State over Kentucky, Mississippi. over Southern Mls· slsslppl, Duke over Maryland, Miami {Fla.) over Memphis State, Richmond over East Carolina, Norfll Carolina Stoto over VIrginia and Citadel over VMI. TlloMI- has to say about It." Here's what Earl Weaver says about It: "A. strike was called nn Balanger that ·1didn't flllnk was e strike. Everybody on our bench hollered and I got up and •· •I I . j ·" ' . ·: .If·~ - ~ ~ . 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You. know ••• all the hot water you need. dependably. economically. She wonder$ why . ' you're going on so about the water heater, iind '{oiJ begin to· . . wonder, too. After all. whoever thinks ·about a water heater as long as you've got all the hot water you can use 7 o 2 •••••••••• ' ~ ...... ..... . .. 2 You'Ie yelling at your wife for being in the shower moe laSt~ : P1l G AVG. ~3- _ .. ~all Colora PASSING TEAM G Toom A'!lo ~' A>~o a.-Att lnt Atlllne.. • • ... "' ; ,4 41 10.3 43 10.8 13-42 3 oill'-1 Q_llJ ••"'vooiiUa .......... 4 4t 12.3 47 1L8 2$-49 • ~ ............ 4 54 13,5 40 11.5 23-47 • Jo~ . . . . . . . . . . , 4 58 14.$ 26 6.5 llol8 2 16-40 1 Laiin • • • • •• •• • •••• t 42 10.5 tO 10.0 llelp ............ 48 12.0 35 a.a · ~~· 3. !lel~York. , .... 4 30 7.5 114 18.0 16-45 2 WID- -. ···'•. , ••• .•.• 4 40 10.0 81 1$.'3 18-51 • II ' ,' • FIRST DOWNS r-,w....,.: I sns TEl l>roght GIRU MID OWO VALLEY CONFERENCE STANDINGS TEAM . 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' Adl-. ., Ohlo State over Minnesota, . •· . u:30 aylvanla. Polntll of interest • · : ··, · : ·., . '·:. . .· .:.-' .' tad!mes traveled over 3 000 . miles. " IIJZ'Pii.Be blrtbday party far Carl Buctley was given by Mrs. Carl Buckley &mday afternoon, Sept. 28. Ice cream, eate and1punch W!IJ'e served to tbe following : Mr. and Mrs. RGma Sandy, Mr. and Mrs. E. M. Riddle, of Parker· llb!Jrl, W. Va., Mr. and Mrs. ~ndal CouJ100 and daulhter, JO'J, of Toreh, Mr. and Mrs. Garett Reed of Coolville, Mrs. Alice Fouty, Mr. and Mrs. Emest Rutb, Mr.. and Mra. Cbarles Hlllllpbrey, · Mrs. Cbester Buddey, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Bucldey, and Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Rose of Reedsville. Mrs. Mabel Metur Is visiting witb Mr. and Mrs. Marion Melzer, o( Toledo. Vl1ltlng at the Vlrall Bucldey bome Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. Cbarles Ayen, Belpre, Mr' and Mrs. Harold Humpbrey and family, BellevUle, W. Va., Mr. and Mra. Paul Buckley and fllillly dl Alfred, Howvd Buckley and Bill Mallet of Marietta, Mr. and Mrs. Hobart Wbiteside and tamUy of Parkersburg, W. Va., and Mr. and Mri. Berl Barnett of Marietta. Mr. and Mn. Bill Williams of Lancaater, Mrs. KAithryn Dietz and Bill, and Bob Day of Belpre, and Mr. and Mrs. Warren Pickens PIP.·;r&l ' . . 10:30 p to Pll w ::· 5:0.0 to 9:00 Pit , , Hamplblre, and Penn- :.: ·· [ ' :--·.: '. •· · :.-.., • ·. , :wAs·.. s.;~, ' were '· · • · · '• •· ·• Cooper~. New Yort I j.i~.;: ·~.o:· -~ ' ,tl 8:~ All tii10!GO.PiJ, ~£~::;:::~~ ~·:-;;:{;:;~t.:~··;~:;::.~::~- .·. (l!loeball Hall ·of Famel, ~.agar& Falls. Casu Loma, Tc_II'OIIto, Can•da, Granite QUarry In Vermoat, Acadia Natioaal Part, Mt. Dellert llland, Maine, and Strerbridge VUlage, Mass. The .. ~---' ~·"!Ill; OdGI*- If,. 1• .. / ._." hol,l eredilttl1etopofmy.volct,· ~ Ul!l*''·~· ~-' 'We wont' 'Ill' fll.tcl), _too.' " ' . . Eul ·, , :,. ,. ·'' . "Ht (Crlll¥f0r.dl _ , ovol'' , . · ·, W. I. ~ GB 1 tow"d cl~f ..., ji01m.ci . 2 0 ~.oeo ot mo al\ll said ~In,, . I' '· ~, , , .1 0 1.000 ~ couldn't hNr what 'tit sallioo' l 0 0 ,oOO 1 . wal~ed up 'ID!he plaloond said.' ~ ; ~ • • •. 0 0 .000 1 'Shog' ... ond I never gOt•• 1 DltrOtt .•• , : .0 0 .000 1 chllnce to say ~ Mllwolikato•. . . o·o .000 1 becau.l t 1'• tur~ed o,r""''d 'linl· ~ - .... 0 1 .000 1\lt said 'You're outta tile pmel' · IYflli '"For wh~l?' I said. 'For L, ·Pet. GB proteollng bolh and olrlkll.' I Alloato · 1 o LOOO told hi:" . 'You·~~ •"II oulfo tho I'Aia -~ •. •.O 0 .OliO game, hll said. Son FrioD 0 0 0110 !l'omo . way or another, SID. Die.;' •. ' 0 o .'ooo Woover llnell'f found out what ' • ' ' • Crawford did to him when tho ~ ' ' • ' •0 0 ump first approached tho OrloiH' dugout. · ~=~ "I found Out/ W..Yer says, our ,~~,.., . ..~.. .... ~ ·. "o,:j' .ooo tlk . r· IW··~··· ~'"" 8illdt·l18 .. LOU FOR JETSON Brown, Princeton over Colgate. . .. , •.•..• • wblcb ,.._ visited ~ ;\, ; ; ,p •,oOO>l, Weaver boon oblocllonoble "Ht said, 'Shut gamo.'" all aorloshaslong/' Dolton says. you're outlolho "II that's what he actually said, , .....---~ then he came Into Wednesday's game with prior proludlco and everyone knows no umpire Is supposed to do fllot . I'm going to talk wlfh the commissioner !Bowie KUhn) and- what he Nort~tern over WltcOnlln, Purdue over Iowa, Nebraska over Kansas, Missouri over Oklahoma State, Michigan over Mlchtgan State, Indiana over Illinois, Kansas State over Iowa State, «;:lnclnnatl over Wichita end Dayton ovar Norfllern Illinois. Tllo Southwest Texas Christian ~ Texas A.&M .• ~:*lahoma over Colora· do, Florida State over Tulsa, Texas Tech over Mlsslsolppl State, Arizona over University of Texa1 at El Paso, SMU over Rice and Utah over New Mexico. The-t and Lou Johnson added 27 tO Colltornlaover UqA, WyomInsure Atlantlll's 1969·70 winning Ing over Brigham Young, Air NBA debut. The Hawks held o Force over Oregon, Stanford U.polnt lead In flit fourth over Washington State, Oregon quarter. but allowed the margin State over Washington, Arizona to dwindle John 1:· (. " ' ~,Y~ft"·~Bt . sonlcs, 12•·119, In other Wednes· dey night games. Gus Johnaon spi.Wred the Bulleto wlfll 18 points end 23 rebounds as he appeared cornp,.tely healed from a knee Injury. Jerry Sloarr led the Chicago aHock with 21 points. Willis Raed and Wall Frazier Nch contributed 22 polnlo to pace New York's second consecutive victory. The Knlckl hed to overcome a 67-64 fourth period deficit that Cincinnati buill with the help ot Tom Van Andale, who topped the Royals with 20 points. Jimmy Davis tallied 31 points Rev. and Mrs. Clifford Tbomas, of Jackson, Mr. and Mrs. William Thomas, North Randall and Mr. and . ' · Mrs. Walier Brown and !.'·:·<·.,.,:·.- .. o 0 0 18 a a.o a.o 8 2 3.0 8 2 . 3.0 S..thtrs. No\' • • •• 19 6 0 PUNT RETURNS . YDS ·No. TD · '1'-"lllint, Jkll , ; 1tO 13 0 Grote, · ~Alp .... 1.%0 . 8 1 .iaimet..~; . ~.op . .. 1 o Haorotd, GI.PI • • , • 54 I 0 eo BUih, Glilo ...... 38 t liGHT GUAID 0 INTERCEPTION RETURNS NAKE NO YDS TO Jribnelon, 1.Gpn • • 4 12 0 SuiU.... ~~~ }6-45. 2 J2i 1 ArdoeroNflP .. " 2 .ii 0 "«<ib,• Wlll~~o . ~t45 t 1 I~ . PetiaoiOI Ued ltir Mil wtlhonoeoich. . . ··c;, 39~ ·. Vicks .:Jhr•t DEODORANT 'ONLY ' ; ' r EXCEDIIN tOO's S1.00 YAPORUB .... .$1.69 ANTI-PEISPIIANT NAME Burnelt, GllllpGI!o , 2 125 1 o\klra, . . _ •••• 2 17 0 ea. VICKS COUGH SYR VIC IS ... $1.49 lEG. ··~ Kotex ·fRetui• Only) Limit z ' �·, I.\ ,, "- . c, : y' ." ' ' ~ ·-Tile Dally sentinel, l'omeroy·Mill'!i~,o.. ;i11urida)', (lc~~~ ' .Jlstai~e ·JJotng ltfor Fun . ANAIIEINI; ·(:alit. (llPJ) - s.. ila~•loslti-, a. Am., laid Wedneodly the · Jll(ll'ltorium ~ wOIQd help proiCJIIII the Vtea.m War, udbecallodoo Pnaillenl Nl• 011 tor......, bomb!,_ of North Vlellllm oo Nov. L "My •-stlon would bi to rNwne tbo No¥. 1, alii lhla lime coo>lnce llonol we're golrw to ~~o· tttor keep a," Goldwat.r told a MWa _,_.nee. Jle called the ,.. t'-lclt anllwar moratorium Clbaervance "p~ the . o~nl Hanoi his hod alnee we quit bomb1Jw a )'1!11' I&Q." a.m•Jt I TV in re11lew I; r. Yor~ . U,~!~IIy's !ova-· Storys Run By United PresslnterMtlonol S.rinl Serurit,V inrrea•e11 M>em Slll'f' WASIDNGTON - !UGliER SOCIAL SECURITY benellta for 25 m!Uion Americans looked like a sure bot today, but It oppeared doubtllll congress would link future lncreaaes to the cost of llvlrv. Rep, Wilbur D. Mills, !J.Ark., whose slt)port Ia esaentW vn any tax or Social "Security matter, questioned the wisdom of automa11c increases. Mills, chairman of the Bouse Ways and Means Ccmmltlee, which Is lwlding hearings on higber benoflta, noted C<qreas would be giving up smne of Its tax•ralslng -ers under a cost of living Jli'OII(II&l. Under lhe Nixon administration plan, future benefit Increases would bo triggered automatically with a 3 per cent hike In cCMIIUDler price&. Only one aulomalic hike o year would be approved. BY. GLENNA SHULER Keith Brad>uey of CcWmbua and his nephew, 11ctbbJ Wood, of Conal Wlncheat.r opent the weekelod wllh Mr. and Mrs. Perey Bradbury. Keith bad lho ntlafortuno while here to opraln ooe of bla anklea, tearllli lip. menta loosa wldch reqUired medical attenllon. Mr. and Mrl. Arllllr RullO . --• u-s. Nina Ru- ,_,. 111 IIIN .n~.~· _ "''W"' of coal reserves. OYenilli with Mr. and M r • · ClYde Harrl11011. Mrs. Ezra Pbllllpa and fa, ther, Walt.r Cook, of !b'ncuae; Mr. and Mrs. Bernard Cook of Bredhur)' were recent vllltora of Mr. and M r a. Clarence Searlt, Terey an cl :9t.onlt¥ . Mn. Perry Bradbuey, Mra. Robert COnkle, Mrl. Arthur RullO and Mra. Dale Mulford vtalted recently wiG! K r s. GlaclY• Caldwell of Addlaon. Ml.ot Mary Gerdnerltlllwlth rb8umatic rever. She Ia a pa. Ueat lnVeteranslfemorlalllolpltal. Her frlenda wllb her a SDS trio arrested ~ llnderrot•er "l{enL• speedy Million to'n.• Pxpcrwd .from minP CHARLESTON, W. VA. - INITIAL CONSTRUCTION Is underway In WayM County on a new coal mine laclllty that will produce one million tons of c:oe1 a year and create 200 new Jobs, Announcement of the mine was made Wecloeeday by Gov. Arch A. Moore Jr., who said Ita JIIIJ'roll would range between $1 million to $1. 5 million annually. The mine, owned by Mark Minlll! C<mpeny, Is located In Lincoln dlstrlc4 near Crum and wDI lip tO to 45 mUUon Ions recovery. Mra . JIJDOs Conkle attend· WOODSTOCK, ILL. - UNDERCOVER AGENTS or the m. ad a B&PW meeting In wen. loots Crime lnYUstiptlng Commission, posing as members of 111AJn recentl,y. the Studenta for a Democratic Society I)Jllanlzatlon, arrested Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Veith three allOflod members or SllS after thoJ deliYUreU,150 pounds of Turkey Run spent a day of ~te ani 191 blastl~ caps to tbe apnts Wedneeday. .. rece'!'IY. '!il!l Mz:, and M r a. a~ . · · ~r ~.."~!!!~!: arll·:·.;·:•~tod on~ ll,rm ;z£f4r-k, ·~ · be st, nry 3 ·..Va~!!jo Mra. New _Green' Doll wlch VII. . cainpus. Selective nfJhewL,_ , '· .., • n ;• r I.'Weil. ~ur Mliiiit~ .·, ·' "' . 'Ed .. .' 29, Chea ~ . . (o!j\l!:f! Service records were destroyed Fwlor8i services will at 3 ton. bil., and lgladus FauliBt; ortage, oecOid!. , • ~ ~·· ll<lbert at Pittsfield, Mass., In a fire p, m. Friday at the Ewq Fu- Charles Siragusa, execudYU director of the Crime CommlaaW,., Conkle wllh her a speedy rebelleved aet by arsonists. neral Hamewllh theRev.ll<lbert , , • , • ...,..,., She Ia a patleat at card ofllolati.V, Burl&l will be 4mel'lmn snPntiHis Will Nobel pr1:ws · Voterens Komorlal IIDIJll.talln In the Beech Grove Cemetery, STOCKBOLM - THREE AMEruCAN sctENTISTStoda)'woo I'OmefCIY, Friends may call at tho !unenl the 1969 Nobel Prise for medlciM for their pioneering atudlea Mr. and Mra. Cbllelt Lead! home aiQ'Iimo. of vlrusn The prize Ia worth $75,000. or Athena apent a ,..,.... wlljl Tho Royal Caroline lnatltoje ol Stockholm sold they were Mr. and Mra. Joe Leacb and Prof. Max Del Bruec~ of the California lnatltule of Tociii<IIOII', Arlhlll'. AMERICAN STRUCK Paaode,., Calif.; Director Alfred D. Hershey of the GelleUca RACINE, Wh. (UP~ - The Mro. Frieda Mae DeWeese, research unit of the Carneal~• lnadtutloo of Walhlngtoa, and op t3, Clurch St., Brady Lake, United Auto. Workera otruck Prot Selvador E. l.mia of Vaaaachuaetta _.lute ol Technol· Oltln, a f...--r Middleport rell- Amer\COD Motors Corp., lhena. dont, died earlY Thursday st tlon'a fourth largest setoma- "~~'• the Rd>lnaon Memorial llolpl. ker and Wlacooaln's larpot Evidenre ~ 11ppre~11Cd employer, at 12:01 a.m. today tal at Rav--. ot1er a strlkedeadllneba&lpass. PARKERSBURG, W. VA. - WOOD COUNTY Circuit Court &lr'llvlng are her mother, Donald Black Wednesday _.,aaedph)'alcalevldenceand Mra. Joke &lrns; two 110111, ed wllh 110 aetUement In ll&hL Judge amtemerta that would baYU boon uaed bylhe sate In Its proaecuCbarlea E. DeWeeae, Jr., and tlon of Suale Balloy, 15, In the llr• doalha of 12 members of her Tbomaa Ray,andtwodaugbtera, WAYNE TURNER ILL flmlly. ....,. Kall&1')'ll and Diana L,ym, The Pomeroy ~ aquad . . . Black order that ~~~- made by Mlaa Bailey to aaalotall of Kent; • grandaoo, Jef, called today at 8:49a.m. toi.Je<. tant smt. lire marshall E. L. Roush alii Parkanburc city detectrey Allen DeWeeae, and a II•· t.r for Wayne Tumor, foreman tive J, R. Borr<Ma bes1t)Preaaed. Attofneystorllle girl conteedt.r, Mra. Leland (Mary) Uev. of G!e Leading Creek CcJuer. od abe hod not boon properly odvlaed of bar rlgbta·before glv!Jw frl& Point Pleasant. Vllll'\J pillrlet, who eomplalnod lhe oral amtements two dt,ys after the Jwoe 8 blue that deHer falher, Raymond O&nclllr, of pilna In hla back. Re was !aotroyed lhe Baileys' homo. and her huoband, Charles De- ken to Veterans MemorlallloiWaeae lri\1edod her In dealh. pltal he was admitted. Fwlenl aervlees will be f-12 COIOili'TEE TO MEET p.m. &nc~ay at the Rawllnga • Tho Democratexecutlvec:om. COats Funeral Home with Mra. PLAT MAPS RETURNED mitlee will meet lbla 8YI!Iilnll Vema Uevlng In charp. Burial · Mal.sa County f.H plat mapa at 1he courlbouae at 7:30. wW be In lhe Riverview Ceme- and books have been returned 1er7 at Middleport. 111 the county extenaloo ofllce NEET IN MIDDLEPORT Frianda may <all at the tun. fer final correctlooa. AJIYDfiO Mlddlepori merchlllta and era! home from 2 to 4 p.m. and may check eorrectloos by visit. Chamber of COmmerce wI II from 7 to 9 p.m. Saturda)',lllld In B the otnce oo Mulberry meet ilois evenlnl at 7:30 at the .., ~ unUI time of ser. He~gota Friday, Saturdl,ymornCOiumllus and Southam Ohio 'llcea. Ins aud IUif day DOJrt week. Electric Company In MWie- 'f!ii Mrs. DeWeese Dies Thursday DRINKING COSTLY Not only did thla do OOWNBUS (UPO _ ~ lhe picture no gud II killed It, The movie had to IICI'Hlca llli by drlnldni drlvara caulod .v•l"" to make room for 311 par of all tralllc fatal. lhe ...,.., And 11 couldn't pt a !Ilea In 1968 lnvolrinc vlollillatl family rliti!IU. ti ialfa, aec:ordlngto-lllallGet 1a11or1 WI)' SlfeiY Director Warren C. "I got 1et1ar1 from paaplo Nal1011. aaylng, 'How .., you be In a picture like thai?' But r dldn'l Mr. and Mrs. Harry LIIOII- even know tho thing IIIey ard and grand- ti Cheater; complained alloul waaiOIIIII to Mr. and Mro. Amoa ' - " 1 be In 1M plchn!." or Rock ~rlnp caUod ... Mr. Fred decided to 110 Into "It and Mra. Jamea COnkle recent. Takll a ,Thlllf" after W~tnor called him loot yeer, liked him IY. Recent 'llllt:ora of ROY. and to join and parslaled. "I Nkl, ' All right, let's . . I Mra. RayiDII!d Fife azid Mrll. script.' It lookad okay, and I Billie Fife were Mr. and lira. aald 'I ' ll do II.' I only d o -· Jamal Keefer ud dllugbter• or fun ta do, or I won't do Letart, w. VL; Mra. Mblne Keeler and children of Leat!, W. VL; Mr. llid Mrs. Joe . Keefer and ehlldren of Leon; Mr. and Mro. Jack RliP and children of Letart, W, VL; Mr. and Mra. Robert Delaw. der of Wellaton; .Mr. and Mra. Illy Prid&IJ of Rulland; Mr. and Mra. Ra,ymond Fire, Jr., and .children of 'lllrlley Run; Mra. Catherine lluuell ti Jl&. - ; Mro. Evel1n Mltibewo, lo- ·· cal. Mra. Jamea Conkle waahostess for • Faehlon poorfl recent. IY. Mri. Jean Tru110ll ofChea. t.r ... the demonstrator. At· were Mra. Amol LIIOIIard, Rock ~: Mre. wu. llam Greuaer IDd Mra. llarold macklton _,. Rock ~~ Mra. Percy Bradoury, M r a. Frllllda Conkle, Mrl. WQDe Sla11011, K,ypr; Mra. Alex IJ&u. lor, local. A IOCiat hour woo V~S ""''(BUAL IIOiiPll'AL . Mmlalklal - AI'Jtir Will, ' Portland; " hi Carli l'CIY; Get II: l'le Dralle, , I .·. Lla cueo, KmNJP: 11 , :n DOlan, l..all 84"•: .. ' 'i Ford, 1.-ri, .W, VL; ADa llarrla, IIIDantllll; Jllla WJtll.. :J::. tt•r. lddUtiiJQI't; T_..r. lfaiCIL TRUST YOUR HOME HEAT TO••• TO CONSIDER POLICIES CDWNBUS - Tile policy deve!Gpment of the Ohio Farm Fedentlnn wW meet bore a nd TUeldtJ to ta~llderpollolaaw 1870, ll<lbert 81mmer, TlmD, prelldent, baa announced. Vlr. 811 . Kin& Pomeroy, liD, will -.r UNDER FIRE tor llllepdJy private Ia alirplu joeUee . - laene• ..-er to tile ArmJ, re.tlrd MaJ. Gea. Carl oru.r UCJatell Ia uiiiiMIDI eoD· &relllllrl JniiU.I .r ·the ••p taka part. w•• "* LOCAL TEMPS The tompli""'re In " ' - at 11 Lm. Thurflda7undlr clou. dy aldel Wll 11 degeea. ....... •IIIWJ· 'f1lner - reoedY . rratved u eldef •I U.S. ASKS DIVORCE ~pte . · Cbaralnl.' pan ner;lect of .-r, 'l'holnU H. Well• blaiiJ. . od ault TREAT NltHT SET RadJ!e Y1Jor Cbarloa l')olu COI1kle -"the door prize. Relreabment:lwere 181'\'• edbythehoatooa. Mr. ud Mra. Roll Sholer -:a:·: :W~T:.,. IMPIIIII't wen ..-t iQiek. IIIII calion of Mr. Alulilller. ad Krill -lillie!• that PT. PLEA~N1, W. VI,. trl<k or trait step into· re- • ___.._.________"P' v. lilter·ln·law, Ava Gilkey, SUnday befora atart1ng to vlllttbeFrankl,aniletenln Woodrow, Colorado , Nflllday I!IOI'DIDI. · ,,Mr. and Mrs. Larry Cla)-k ·tliid daughter villted tbe ·,$iiba1 <lara and r· .. ...Mr. Svraeuse J down 8 a.m.; Meldald Locka, Hod Aohiand down 2:40p.m.; . N. eWS, Soeie • ty Ravenswood down 4:30p.m. · , Clara ~P 1:30 t m.; .I .. _ '.,;.Jtr, ') ' ••~ ... LAY·AIAY FOR ·. . " ·~ · . ' i\tldna borne . ·. Beatty Peace up 8:25 p.in.; ~ G. down 8:35 p.m.; Jllll · ~fDrtJbJ: down 11:10 p.m.';' Ellaloa Wood& up 12:45 a.m.; K'&tbleell K• .., 3. a.m.; Barbara Brent up ~:36 Lm.; John Lodd Dean liP 5:20 Lm. IHE IlDDlE SHOP ON THI T IN MIDDLII'ORT L.~:;:;:;::;;;;::;:::::;:;;;::;;;;;:;:;=:;~;i~~ 'f.fi. .... 1 = :&lhionA 8 - · ,.• ..,... Oollge firm had the misfortune of loosing their home and furnishings by In· lire. Mrs. Ada Slack has ret~~~:..., of D. were b1aO.Wbaley brotbe , · homo altervloltlng spending weeks In Marlon hertwo daughter · r, Mrs. Lola Weir . She also visited with Mrs. Ancll Smith. She was joined there by her daughter .,d son-In-law. Mr. and lin,' Harley E. Johnson and children .; , of Wolf Pan Rood, returnti{g. '·;/· ·.. ·· \:!i Minnie MeGratb homo ¥fllh them. .I .-;day with her 1011, ,.,·, and Mra. Richard Harner' ~-':.0\;!!l'·= d.'u ' •. d famll _. '/ ner . of Springfield visited her slst..'1>_,. •• ~ and brother-In-law, Mr. and l · ;: Mr,. Mar1aret Allen Mrs. Willis Leadingham, ·~J a "'""' with ber daughters, Barbora and Roae ...,.... Marie. Faye Lewla. ,_ nd Mr ~- 1 Ke · . Mn. IBJiee bad a vlal. - l·eda her parents, •. w ..r..Mr . ·and for ber lOll, Jimmy's Mrs. , Cheoter Woodrum of Twelve Haydoftvllle. .· wwe J11 . El}t 81111 Mrs. Dclnald Cottrill and CA!t' IIIII 'KooJ. Sharon vlslhad Monday wit~ llrVed. Jlmaiy Mrs. Eddie Van Metre or apme nlee M\'sqn.:w. Va. ) Mrs • . Connie Cantrell of G.lllpolls ~lilt*! her parents, Mr . . · and ·. Mrs . . Wllljio ~.i,.,l!!'tp:; alalt,:s, , Barblra ~ . lOLA'S • 8011• a......... leader& for t b • aemlnar wWbeOr. HareyChov. nick, •parintendent of t h e Alloena Manta! lleallb Ctntar; Dr. L,yle Lehman, aaaoclat. Proleuer, department of ~ clal Educatloo of Oltln Unlver• slty; Mra. llelen.Dalley, Admin. !Jtrator of the Mlltl - CcJum1 lf8lltal Health and MadaLRe. tardOuoo Evaluation Unit of AIJo, ens. me year. or both. - All peraoos Ollfllllled In the business of private lnvesUgation are rer,dred to be u. CODaed for •ch work tv tha atote. SAME DAY SERVICE In AI 9 - Out At5 - ......... a•••.,. /, uihle!z. I, ean humorist. and Rose Marie. Mrs. Samuel Pickens is confined to Holzer Hospital for treafment. Mrs. Mary M. Diddle visited In COlumbus with her doughier. Della Starkey. VIsiting Mr. and Mrs . Titus Pickens, Josie Plc~ens and Mrs. Maude Johnson, Is tholr "s~r. Mary Sheela of Deyton. Bell bottoms came back. · diamonds ,never left. Saturday. · •• '. ·_, 'i!_:)i • ' ' J. .M·~ n!r!'*,~ 11·1ralh!i' ' Arlx family, wbp In West '\lii'ilnia ~· where he · 11 . WOIIdng,II'Pint I!JI>eekel,ldl~ ;··· ·~ ·evo. · ··urf· ( ,• ~~~fed fHtweu / . a scdes -lillie k, / . llllflcld~~l. Slulp their ·balliillllri. . NGrraa ., Mr. ... lira. and SamJliOII blve , -, • · IIDAII: an ·DIESS SHOP AND BUUlY SALON ..:cit. MOin & s;.•• ...,.. POMEROY lor This Dodge a.rt ' ' Kothy says h.a•s a CCISUCII, venotllo Roln Coot to , . . fOU through many OCCOIIOM. Fuhlon~ of rich whtpl with cotton bcn:lllnt by Kft. GoW Ia ''- colw. Aec•nttd by d~~eorotl..,. buttons. VInyl ._ & pouch to match. MI .. Frorcls modols It, tolo aolfs It f• o low $12. 00. iiaiiOiiillill ..• rif PCJ!II~, Mr. and · ;_. . "··. ))ale, - e y and ;.'PI\~. oiColtnau and : .·.' • ~ ; · Mn. H. D. Giltey 1 " KATHY FRANCIS MODI;LS THE JUNIOR DEB FASHION OF THE WEEK . •. SHIRT FINISHING .• • Reuon .often' makes'-!ills· ·• -takef..,but,eoillclepciaJ-er . doea:-.loah liWings, Amerl· '.~.'.:: ~.Mcqr=-.•~!-.•bu"f'•"Mmltbe <~<" 1~llilon . while as mow; though lhet/ .,_ ,_,. of ·~- Freeman recently. w-~ - r r - • '"" Mr. and Mrs. Robert Harden Glea "Jewell• Sunday and Debbie , :sited with Mr ' j eveaiDI. ' . Harden's brol~er, Mr. and Mr ;. Mr. and Mrl. <llall. Byers Thurman Keiser and Jane Ellan ', 1D!11011 vlllted. Ava. G~ or lr..,ton. • ; IIUIIday afternoon, Ml'll. VIsiting I<N. Robert Flonapen · J!l~~ Epple and .Lo.ul~ w..-e hla slst..- and brother-ln9.11Pl' ,. 1 ndJ Kareil and law, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence ....,.,,_ ·•-- __ ,.._ Sellers or COlumbus . .were - ........... Mr . and Mrs. Dqnald H<tu" ' ; lin. Rev,a Notril Ud four drlckt and three ·-s hav• .............. . ·, .· ·. ·ot..,·"'-""eallecJOII moved from 8ovJr,·..m-·1s Run fo ~~L- ...~ Epple& SUnday the Pickens apartment of aflatllliHiri. · Second Straet. They recently •1... rr............11\- ...... tlooaa. .. L. c. Gllllpol~ wW •·ll'rl • ~lh, Mra. ~ ,Follir, llrl. ~ Noata1 Heallh ..... _ "'""lay at 7 :JO p.m. at the 81• ,...., [plac:opal t:lurch. Tlie mattlftlll .... to ali IJI. terelt.d j)OriiOill wllb,aul d&arp • and II for the of lhar· I n I lnrormatioD COIICOl'lling Mental Reallh Semcea and !hell' deV~eat Ill t h e tlea of Gallla, Mila• and Jack• . daught..- Patricia of Columbus, are red like criinson, they Lim- visited Mr. and Mrs. Orville shall becomt lllu wool."Crooks and other relatives. l.!4iah 1:18. Mrs. J. B. Shack!iY iol ..... , .....,, • .· ..,.;•. • "" '"'··• · <_ llmnt AJ. tbe Roy · ·4ark attended tbe Health Set SEWING CLUB The Julia T, lllowlal Club met no H7 at the ..... ti Mra. Ollie c. Raulh. ... aened te down1Wp.~~z~~--~-~~~·-•••••••••••••••••••••••••••·~~--~•••: · ·' vice up 2:35a.m.; Valvollne. ..... ........--Df--··Oi~.:wu~" Mrs. Robert and .Seminf.Jr . . on up 12:30 a.m.; Univerlll Ser. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Hobacl< Saturday. and family and Mr. Eddie .' Saturday IIUJIPI'I' guesta of Hobatk, of Jacksonville. Fla., Ava Gilkey were Mr d visited recently with their ". . __ ' F . :O 0 : \Wbal i l- · ey Mr. and parents. Mr. and Mrs. Charles ~·· · · • · an Hoback · --------~llnic ·H. D. 'GIIiey and 1011, Mrs. Verna Leroy of Glouster "Come now, ld .m reaoon Joey, of Columbul"and Mr. vl••tect with Mrs . Laura loge tiler, .!<INS . the Lord: and Mn. 1 Robert Alldre, Lelillolt. lhoUflh JIOUr lim are like Jaeal. ' Mrs. John Crooks and scarlet, lhe11 ·sh4U be as :'Wiaemana .... ltorUey- Mrs . ind Mrs. Clyde , ,.· f!IYIIlll w..tem · M . rs. _ Jau rn~y ~ . ..lddleport vlalted her a warm, · _dry home . Tbrei! llelelatelloitbe .Con- """"s . · .:iiWIIhllltodlng, 11 Is Octobao.nat ' June, t1wot brlnga perfect daya. ·,. Now tha olfor bioodred lea"'" and berriH edlpalng In beeuty even tfla ...,,,. bleaoama of tflalr aprlng. Hme dr.... AN Reaplendont TOIIIIIY The oaks. ur-n only yealer· day. IOday are s.-ly rea· plandeut In burnished bronze. . )'he prvlllpte maplea, not centont with • slnole color. flaunt a gaudy palette or ". yt\Jow,goldandscarlllf. · - · In the late afternoon, . "lf!II:IU FRGI ftlllld 'to 1lo !.he Co!WltuUon I:30 p.m. W...,..lo,, Oct. --George "MAson· and Ed· 29. The lina will liOUIIII teofll. round Raj)dO!pjl o1 Vlrl!inlll clall1 open llllil doae lheactlvt. ape~ •Eibrldee Gerry oi. :Ma,; aaebU..U,. ..,: · · .. ~------, ;\. \'!'!"' ~ · .· · . On Religion ' _,-J . I B:v the n ·a·'v '-'DrDl'e . Colburnof J..aneaster visited tbe M. A. Epplee SUnday For .. ... w ··' : Society News Boots Refuelllo ..-..... .111 Racinasrlllbe~6·30 ' stltutlonaL ' 'CiJIIventiOB 1 ••••••••••••••• GilLS and BOYS . F..- there be beeuly illdfoy·ln tha _.ld, lilt Is the ' [ll'liductorbllndchanca? ' ' OciObclr Is a gooct lime to pondar tho sacond qUHIIott. Jamft Ru-11 Lowell not- .H-.. Carl, llalpb ...... .lr.. ror tlltotet from Irene · .eommiU..• Wella In Melp ~ CommDII ' ~ Court. 992-5186 MIDDLEPORT, OHIO SeleeiMD ~gatu to lbe Demo- . cratie and RepubliCan eon· venUons are ufeded ·In tllree ways: by prlnWy ejections; by eongnlljoniJ dlllrlct or state convenUO!il,; .I ll. ~ of the i'iliiectlve Plirtle•· Stilet l'l!llafioe thll uu of one' !'1: more of the three metbodl. . lllfl , Wl)y .- l d ..,..., Pre-Season PriceA Stylish Duri-ng October·At••.· port. 675-2460 ...=;._;::"'. . .,....,_, .l'el<'t,. where I : . ,·'.'•·~ - .· e II a IIIII harder INFANTS THROUGH SIZE 12 eoUcwod bJ pltJiq - · ·IfMra. Sluilll :wlllllllllf Pl'lh•. r a. :...,now 11·11 • hard-"'"'· PIAl SUITS .l ·- ·:!t. SNOW SUDS, JACidS i• ,,_.- Harrlwnville NOW! TEXACO L 'J!'• IIIOU """mlttlry In tha ...orfd, II If Is ,creation or a bone....,lent :. •ms linENs, · ar '. ~!~ illkldL .. ~-ugll;.... ,..,..tsa ~·Letha J<t+ledz, ,..... . :u,...., do;-• little Jr. •• Slow Fashions__,__ ~. .-.:. -•r . . , •·4'Y Lqll,lt CASIILS . · .• JI,PI i!fllt!H- •· - - - - -- - - - - waa nactuery to get In 1 rMIClt , era; l't. Plealllll, 23.83; Pom. .. ' . . ' . ' c • , · '~J eroy • 20.35; 111aton lrerebanli 11111, ~ ·lble •te ,,_.a If tbi valutor atolenmer·· """ 0.87 mt.;KallawhaFalla,3.30 dlalmontelrectl..,;wltlt..... !cllandiaa le . ~ or ...,..,ora illolowerjng aun sandil wfta of .lilt.; Charlollon, 17.85 lilt. urtera willa ~i~u ·---c; lao of or lm,prlloluntat light through thlnlii!'O "''"th•· London, Marmet, !'Jill Wlnfleld, beqlme ·taw oe;d 1; Jcl, o\ltor. · .not -more. thiD 90 daya or lllrnlng grovH Into cathl!lr~ls. are'"' the 1111. IIIII' ~PaUl w. ·B..- re. both, If !be -.,1111 Is less than Nights ore cleer and crlop BOAT MOVEMENTS: ported foda,Jo, ..0. · with the promiH of f...,.t. Deya GALL,IPOLJS ·LOOKS- Inca ; 11 . 0 bulletin ~ te Ohio Under the MW code aectlons, are bright w!thDut being hoi. """' 3:30 P·lll'l Luther Herd· pOuoe ud -~· Brown Brown aald, a persil! Is pro. When a . biHaed breeze boo man up 7:20 p.m.j"JqdferJean Ntd llbopli"'•• ialfo ·.• bUI!Iad from COJtYertinc to hia d-od awoy .man's amog, the -7:20pm n•·- "'~ 8 30 · ·-.. "'l'' : ~ • • .; """'-"liP : . bfeol brveden!od to pr0¥14e 11J11o CIWII UIO wllhout pa,yingformer. sky Ia lin lnvorted Wodgawood p.m.; Lewla down 10:40 p.m.; dtlc .,enildaa fat'" .,.h of, cllandlae taken, coocealed, or bowl, azure apeded out with Irene Cbotln 11:40 Wal doudpuff white. · up • p.m.; • fen~. '' . cllinslni of label or containSclentlats can explain all the t.r CurlY up 12 ' 40 ··• -m.; Sttel 1lle.""" law llJ'Orideljienal. ,er, natural pr,ocuaft which yield ~"r"' 4 a.m.; BeckJord II)> tlel .at ~IOMient '1-7 . Brown aald store ownera and 7' 55 a.m. th ... daullng elfecta. · · ;··· lbiU- tmpl..-aes may take per. No "miracle" Is lnvolvKANAWHA RIVER - Mar. · · ""'' lnlo cufltody If there Ia ....... you count II ille graatest met, Ouachita up 5•5° a.m.; I'"1\.r- . . pl1beble ...... to IWfpOCt a or mlraciH tbet tflara should be Wlnlleld, Juanita Whit. """" l ~WS tllo(t lal~.prosreas. bilngo Ilk& you and 1 who look l:40 a.m;; H. E. Bowles down 3 .~ · ' · Brown ·lidded that shoplift, uponlhelathlngsandflndlhem p.l.m.; ~ Brudownce 4:35 ~ wiU IIOrmlt a polloe loeoutllul. F .m.; •• riiOil , . p.m.; J · . . J . "~Deer to arreot wllloout war. Wotold l'rolluco loauty ort Dearborn~ 9:16 p,m.; ,.,J'IIIt ~ 11er.... ·the ollleer . Shew accident doubloleos Mt. Slate down 9:55 p.m.; Alan . . -;,tiaa ,...,....le;Ca,vae for bellevwould produce a certain R. Merrill down 1:10 Lm.; W. James lllid ctrcltt laC bao ecDmitfA!d an olfenH amounfof ~In a unlv..-11 · ::;.,.Ter, Jr.. up 2:30 :a .m.; of New ~ven, W. Va., ' Thla lnfOrmattoa woo ...,: that q~n~l~ oolely of nllndT. Price. up 3:2$ a.m.; called 011 Ma,ry ~e over 1IJned 1n the aec:ond ti two lfts mMter Solvay liP 6:40 a.m. the 'll{eekend. biil!etina prepared by the at. But peralatant and abundant OIUO RIVER Lock 13, Cal!!!JI 011 Euille Brlnkm: ..,enl te aummarize beouty, un11ocessary beouty Eastern· ilp 4:30 •.m.; Lock If, recendy were Fl011!11Ce and leal~dc\11 • lntsrest to cooi. that has no practical function, . ~een CIV down 7 a.m. Lock Elsie Circle, Dean Barnlb: oumera. beouty thai -ka to the pert 15, Horton up mldelgbt; Lock rJ. Pomeroy and 'Myrtle . Amoq other liws paaaed by of man which Ilea deeper ttoan 16, Walter WDIIamiiOil down Walter, Racine, RD. lhe !OBth GeneralAasemblyand -ds or conaclous thoughts 1:50 a.m.; Lockl7, Ranger down Recent yjsJtora of tbe Lee soon to . , . _ elfecUve ere: can panefrate...doea this not 8:50 p.m.; l'l>lly R. up 1:20 a. (amllles were Fern Stan_ A pollee olllcer iBIIOrmit. suggest there may be behind m.; Pllillp ~- 3a.m.; .L d of lad to remove tha I/Oiltlonkll)' the natural processes an artist Plul D. up 5:50 a.m.; Belle. ouury an John Ferry lett In .., Ulllocl<ed and who creates biauty lor Its """ -rille Locka, Whit. G9ld liP 10,30 Athens and Mr. and Mn. t.nded ftlOIIIi. lolcl k- t . saAnke?d If p.m.; Plo!Up ~ flp · ~:15 a. ~II!' Orr of _Ch"ester. a street o r - e par eel on men ore able to m. · Racine Locki Ralph Lee and griiJICI. • recognize and rHpoild to the ~ 6, 55 p.m.. Jeftooat down chlldren, Bob Bill and ,_... , - frauduleat eatlmates or beoutv of the artlsrs creation ' .......,., cbarps for work not on Is II really •• far . fetched ,.; 3:30 a.m.; Andrew P. Calhoun .Lee called on Betty Van- ' a ino!Dr vehicle, ror profit and billeve that they may enter : S:2S. '::' ; Onward down 5•· ~ler, Ann Cai'Jetoo an4 with Intent to deceive, can reInto other forms of mind-toaBm., eenupLecks, Frlllk. at 011 a recent SWiday ault In a ,1,000 fino or 1m. 8 30 mind, splrll-to-splrll communi· lin ib,.~:SS • P;.~_Explor. evening. )ll'i1101111l8111 of not more 11o1n JAflon with Hlm13 er p.m.; .......... ~- . • ·t.:'-•, :1:.";'~~~ . •.'=;. •. Anti-War Announced ' ·:''. 'J run u.r o.. Thur~· Oetobo(U, 1~9 ·~8fii.Ber' Question ·u~ ' .I - ~NEWs 1 Slwp~J~ers' ~clivi~~~ ·~ "l·.l· t·he.~au"" .o :- ·... '? .~~~ . ~~~::~:!i~ Facing· ~tiffer P''-qlties ,,... ,,.,.., .n ' . hla . ., "Thla li an oul.-d· anything/' Hid ltlo cdanQN'· (UPI-) -Fred out bell to fjo. I loveJ _.k aclar. . . · h of ,;,.ilfr. jolno the Clllf of ABC. wlfh i!Gtt: Ho'i a ·hecll llllcit. " ·~· qulle obllloualy; f!IUC • · ·· guy, dedli:a!W, lnd·1•va kMMl whit It In mo¥1ea todiY doH · hltn since he's a •kld• not boar tfla I t - of I« ·llnllrttiRIMIII" hltn. ~ . ..-lla, I« -plo: 'TV•a ".II , takll , Thiel" "Thla Is . . . II , . _ · . "~ ·"(M·· p1Cflli'e I tonight, milling thi fl.rat of • antert•lnment, which tflaioe'a IIUCI to IIi In .filM hill ., !1· number of ippoll'.,... •• the too little Of, and I'm alinply yeer-old lunk..T aald. 'Thel'a llllhar . " tha ....... w.lcly doing II toec:a... . I llu II. I II. I won't raaod any mqre of fhf don'f . hava to think lboul .,y tcrlpt.'" ' --.~W~'1!10 .... Qato w..... " a mualcal lido. 01 Ito and ihore'a matfer ll!lef paroled to pr~l"' no dancing.'' NYC HOIJSE TO C~ hll trade lor a HCtet -Cy of The 111-llma daliclng maiotar The NIW Yort<~lfaolll. thl 00'011 nmant. And Fred added: "Ira e dtclnt .kind of sr111 bi cJOMdfrelm S,•tUp.m. • • - this type of llgh-rtod cajler sllllf. It Ills hlo .,. rota. I willno part thla permlulve olllff of.,., IIOinU ... _...,_ .. jWOOnallty like a ...Ual blua aroo:nd In lllmolodJy." illH Ellie 1llti..., IIU IIOol&-; · . · btl..-, and, unlike many ,,.,., Along """ 11-. Fred ......... thin 11111iJ ,_,. . he 11 not lit all patronlzlno or diiCUI'ed I recent mo¥1e he lfrior 1o ber ...unm~~J&;.: pretenfloua alloul appaerlng In made, "Mldat RI!O." Ill·11kl: a vldoo WIH. nj enlov-1 doing tha (llclvre. "I'm alwaya llltlorod to be and lhe -lllflon with .-.,. liked," he aald ovor a drink ot body. But ...... od..- felt It By United Preas lnlematlonol The SOYieta called lhe anti• VIetnam War moratorium in the United Slatealhegreatestpeace maaUestatlon In the Mlion's hllllor)'. South V>etnamese Presldent Nguyen Van Thleu Miss Hart ' ,·· . ,' ' ·~·•IV RICk Dll lltOW Could Prolong War Servt'ee f4or .~' ' ' ··l HDLtYWOCilD - .1111'"' said such a thing could prolong the war. Wbat.YUr Its effects, the pro-test aplnst the Vletram War reached .around the world WedneN~Y. Anllwar BJ'OIIPSdemonatratod In London, COpenhagen, TolcyO, Ankara, Paris, Rome, Vleon, n.alln, Balota, Buonoo Aires, Mexico City, Montreal and Tho lllgue. (continued from 1) Actor Paul Newman alii his history. Sen. George F. Not;. wife, Joanne Woodward, joined Govern, D-S.D., tOld the crowd more than ZOO singing, cbantlll! Nl-. "will loam. as his students In a dem008tralion In predecessor learned, fhaf front ol the U. S. Embissy In American foreign policy cannof London. be formed In defiance of the uu I waa h(llte I would demconsclence and fhe common onstrate there," Newman said sense of the American people." His wife wore a medallion that Above fhe crowd, two planes sold "War is Not Healthy for flew. One sky-wrote • peoce Children and Other Uvlllll symbol; the oth..- had • bonner Things.., behind II saying, "We support Nixon." Clndlellglll Parades The demonstrations did not end with nightfall. A candlelight parade by several thousand protesters chanting "peece now'' caused maulve traffic jams In midtown Manhattan. Abouf s.ooo person -mostly young and half of them blackmarched by candlelight through Services will be held Frldt,y downtown Atlanta. for Miss Elsie May Har4 78, About 30,1100 per..., 5 demon- Pomeroy, who died Wecloeeday strated at New Haven, COnn., at Meigs General Hospital. 15.000 at Rutgers University In She was a member of the P(ll)o New Brunswick. N.J ., 12,1100 In eroy United Methodist Church, Oefrolf's Kennedy Square, of Pomeroy Qaapter 186,0rder 12.0110 In Pittsburgh. and 10.1100 of Eaat.rn Star (and a past maIn downtown Chlcapo, LQs tronl, oftbo Daugbters olUnloo Angeles and Baltimore. Veterans, the O.ughters of Thet't were some untoward America Lodge, the Ladles Aux· Incidents. In Detroit, a crowd of lll&ry of Drew Webster Poat39, youngsters surged Into a American legion, the Twlllgbt sporting goods store and saw Garden Club, and of the Mary store employes standing with Shrine White Shrine of Jeruss· loaded guns, Including a small 1 ' machlne gun. Several youths ~ss Hart was employed as a were arrested. At the White House, three bookkeeper at the Now Y 0 r k youths chanting "the revolution Cloth!~ House In Pmneroy for has come" were arrested when a number of years before her they refused to leave a White retlremeut.. House entranceway She Is survived by 1 sister, About 250 per~ vandalized Mra. 11. E. C<qler; a brother, an ROTC recruiting cent..- on Lester Hart, or Pamiroy, '' · , ., - IJ'hl. ~ Slntlftel, ll-r,;y.Micldl.J101:1. .Yourself rt .,· ~ �' _ ,.... · . N~ht o., '11~\~rldiJ, O.:llilter /or 11Ht llallJ Serdiel, "-~eport, ' ' ' Success - .lmota. Tbe boy seout1 talked about i:amPt111 and a1110 lhowed oow to make certain knoll. l'llul Cuci was eoordlnator 111e pr-op-am wlllch opened Flaa eUqu- ,... discussed 111 Cascl aDd "PPIkinn brlelly jScbool. ntler and Hatold Thoma• a• leadei-1, demonllnted llllldDa by Walter Bllnee, on recruitment no John Fultz. of Feei>IIY - ~ Slcnlnl up to· seneullenmo1h128, Amtrlesn Lei!kJn, ere were Mrs. Eullb francis, of CUb Seoul Pack 245 Mr1. J ane Geary, ..... --• Mra. !IYi.., IJQy Seal! Troop 24.5. bU Rl1De. , . Jlek Kaulr, semnd class sen. CUbs recruited were Keith l10r patrol leader, Gre(lllry Lane Black, JD~~Y !'\)well, Dllll)lllag. :.OS llollald Silvera J11'8sented gy, Jeri Laudermllt, NUe wu. rtaa. Represented at the 11011, Allan WU11011, Daniel Smith, ~were Den 2,and Den 6 Donnie Q.eary, Roy Bueawllt, :~ Paek 245 wlththelrdenmoth- John Wlll!am Smith aDd Ray :;.ro. lin. Geo...., Miller, Nra. Grant. Scouts recruited were :lLOwell Beover, Mrs. Kenneth !leve Bacbner, Jere Glas• aDd :lWUcox, aDd Mrs. Fran Parker. Kenny Byer, :tProiect work was displayed by Fultz reported that 111e pack cub1 IIIlo al10 presented a Is a 10 atar unit aDd that 1111 ;'lklt. boy e1811t years old or In the ~ Tbe wobeloe with Richard llo- lh1rd grade Is eligible to Join. ' 'COLOR NOW Wl'nl '"''''lmr ' TURN Hayride, Wiener for Roast Enjoyed .\ tastft take, you'll find the stYift you want . ' w..,._ · here. Saving• get the "Go" signa II O.ellver CALL · ·2·2057 Call '· REG.l.l9 SI•X SPlAY ~ ff'~t': , IIIII Mr. N r ·a. Borpn ' and clllklrtll, Labc:alter. S , . . . 290 ._tto ~=·~ ~ achool, sponsored by booster•; games, prizes, ' Candles, Costumea, • ,. BUSINESS 0Ff1CEEducaUoo Eastern H1811 School; Slle Saturday at Gaul's PICKWICK 33 LP RECORDS, BIGGEST NAMES IN RECORDIHG ----------each 1.92 Cheater, and Lyons• Tqlpers Plains, 10 L to4p. m. *WEATHER STRIPPING, PLASTIC FOR STORM DOORS AND WINDOWS . . * LIVE PARAkEETS, CAGES, STANDS, PET SUP· PLIES FOR BIRDS, DOGS, CATS, FI~H, ETC. !'~~=~ SUNDAY ANNUAL HOMECONDNG of ~::~ ~ L Star United Methocllat liunda)'. Sunda)' School, m.; worahip service, L m.; basket dinner at lito.--. aervlcent1:30 ~U:ll1111 Alrsoa, pastor, H~l,IN6 S2.49 Ma •••, Wigs, Ma•e-Up kits, Candy •• Everything For Halloween Fun, --------------------------~-----------------NEW TiW NEW FAl-L MODELS NEW FALL . LAMP . . SHADES . MONDAY , REviVAL lervlcee, Laurel !'YlU .Free Methodlat Church Monday, 7:30 p.m. tltrough Oct. 26;Rev.Dan. N..We, pastor Faith Chapel e e Metllodlst Church '!;\'t;M-1!1, evangallat. S&>oclai con: •. ... ' ..... ,.. :. PADS·-· ..... •''"'~., ·. ·.· . - . .. 1.29 REG. 2.2$ ; •z~·66.C . BQCI HAIR SP~f;.'..'l. 2 REG: 2.29 . . l SUCARYL 2Doz.1.1 · ,, .. KNEE TICILEIS . ' ' REG.UO .. REG. 2.25 ' --"t . .fib. WDRUG PRICEs THAT ARE ., aut To Bell.•ve If Decorations, ~ ~,u~, 1s e s. 15~~:: •• ZJPPO liGHTER · · · .· FUEl R., 29e .y: LISTEMIE .. LY_ SOL Rt~.l.29 d'luiilte't'!ifar.r, Ree. z.z9 99~ BG. or PINE '' ;1 , .:, Sgt. Rus.<;ell on PJ k AB Du REG. VIC IS FOIIULA 44 COUGH .MIXT.UIE :li!D . FALL CARNIVAL, S.tunlay, p. DL, Tqlpers Plains EJe. S.. o..- f•ll 1 line ef PHILCO Stereo High Fidelity · Radios, P-blit Phonos, Bl••• & White TV Col.; .TV, Tope Rocerdora, .. ' Whatever dlrtctio~ your home-decorating ed by Mrs. Rita Wrlglrt and the '~ aDd 11011, Mlohael Todd, prize wcin by Angela ' ~wllh a farewell .._r. A 100lal hour followed 11hen :· Gapr, wllo has been pastor Mr. and Mra. Gogar were pre. :·qr 1be Athena aDd Pomeroy SJJ. sented Jwo gltts, a aet ~ cook:A. cburchea Cor the past two Inc ware and an electric lfdJ. "~".-. lett Tuesday Cor Ellicott let. The Gegers gracioualy ackMel., to &IIIUIJiiit pastoral nowledpd the thoushtfulness of The Almanac 111e coogreptlona.By United Pro~~ lnhmaHanal Attending the aupper were Today Is Thursday, Oct. 16, Dr. and Mrs. Bill Davidson and lhe 211flh doy of 1969, with 76 to HOLD DISCUSSION toUow. children, Bill Jr., hlllll, John Th WASIDNGTON (UP0 -Presc e moon Is opproaching Its Ident Nixon and Prince fahd . and arol; Mr. and Mra. Dana first quarter. llowett, Mrs. Juanita Luckadoo, The morning stars are Ibn Abele! Azl; of S.ud{ An,bJa Mrs. Bernice Loeffler, Mr. and Mercury. Venus, Jupiter and held a · "privalAI" ~5 lj!l!lale Mrs. Wlllard Clwse, Mr. Riley Sal urn. dlacussloo Tuesday, 'ibePrtace The evening star Is Mars. :: TWILIGHT GARDEN C I u b, · Dye, Bernice Dye, Mrs. Ann 11aoi acclll!lllnled by · S.udl ·:Thursday, home ~Mrs. Eddie Davis, Minnie Palmer, Mr. and On this day in history: Foreign MlnlsterOmarS.f!IP4 :Smith, Welle Terrace, at 7:30 Mrs. Robert Plckettandfamlly, In 1846 tne first operation Saudi Amlauador Ibrahim aaDave Dowler, Mr. George Bush, with a patient under ether was Sowsyyel and U.S. Ambaaaador ::p.m.; plant Slle plamed. :: TWIN Cfl'Y Sluinettes, Aaron and Melissa, Clement performed at Mitssachusetta F. Eilts. :: Thursday, 7:30 p.m,, Colum- Lam and Angela Wong, all ~ General Hospital in Boston. · ::bus and Soutllem Ohio Elec- the Athens area; Mrs. Mona In 1859 abolitionist John ;! trte, Middleport. Bell Lanning, Mr. and Mrs. Bur~ Brown staged a raid on ;: EPLSCOPAL CIRJRCH Worn. dell Black, Mrs. Emogene De- Harper's Ferry, Va. He aelzed luncheon Tburliday, 12:30 Woes and chlldren, Sharon, 1 hotel, arsenal. firehouse and :ip.m. fallowed by a program; Kevin and Keith, and friend, JO townspeople but was cap- · , ~ ....,044.718, .."'a-. .J. .a:.. u. Har.. Mrs. WaJter France and son, tured two days later. Mrs. Fred Crow, ""·• Greg and .BJ!l Black, ~~ :the 1'1>:>' '~/~"'mmunls.. . ;, · Fred Crow, Jr., Mra. Rutland 'U"'; Paifbi'J and lllrs. beg., I ·. o arc~ to "'f ~ '" rq Ploltenburg, Mrs.' Her- Bloom and Mr. northwest, where · IIley . Hfa· :;bert Seth, and Mrs. Rome wu. and Mrs. Fred Cadle, Racine; bUshed headqu.t~irs · 'and l;llam8011; Mrs. James Titus 1n Mr. and Mrs. Robert Persons mapped strategy &gains• tfli ~cbara of devotions. and.f8mily, Little Klger; Mrs. nationalist government · of · CLASS 1~, Heath u n 1 1 • " otis Knight and children, Un- Chiang Kal-shek !which · they Church, 7:30 p.m. da Lw, Debbie, NealeandDale, overthrew In 19<19'!. and Mrs. Rita Wr1811t, of!l¥ger. In 1959 U. S. Army Chief lit Staff George Marshall died. ROCK SPRINGS Batter Health Mrs. Mark Grueser, Jr., A thought tor the P- m.; members to meetat Marcus Aurelius said; "Receive Church, 12:45 to wealth or position with arroto Grueser home; Mrs. Witci U ly g',n_.~e and be ready to let It Grueser, programj Mrs. gfl Goett, conlAist, and secret u. Air Foree · Techodcal will be revealed. Sergeant WUbur A. Rlluell, ..., Bivalve SbeUa FRIDAY of Mr. and Mrs. Norman A. The two sheDs of a bivalve · SOUP SUPPER, Young Milt Russell of R.F .D. 3, Pomeroy, are held together by two ;t-::~.Pomeroy Flrlt Baptist Is on ducy at Plelku AB, Vlet- means: by a bomy Jtaament ;p aervlns to begin at narn. where the edge of the shells p.m. Frl~, church baseSergeant Ruuell, 8n aircraft is thickest, which acta as a Bean soup, chiU, vega. · mall!tenance techodclan, Ia as- hinge, ana by one or two . 10111>, ple, cake and c~. signed to the 633rd ConiOlidat- groups of muscles wblch lire . attached to the fuslde sur- ' ed Aircraft Maintenance Seuld- face of both shells. IIEIGS H I G H SCHOOL ron. The ltl'geaut, wlloae wife, Rutb, lathe daulllter of .Mr. aDd . r---.~--!"-~."~~teen t h IIlla Mro. W. F. Geogh&gan of Slel(r • . wlUdance 8)101110f IT'S NEW at the Yelp Junior hllll Ia Route, Ftora11, Ala., Ia II auditorium In Pomeroy gra6iate of Pomeroy lli&h the Melp - Loran game. The Jrqo wUl School. from 10 p.m. to mldNEW& HOVEL :iJIIIIIR- Admissions 50 -•per- music eaCh· evening. Public lnTO WEAR WITH YOUR Ylted. MINI SkiRTS -~$1.00 SATURDAY DREW WEBSTER POST 39 OTH!R MEW J.EWELRY HIGH SCHOOL DANCE American Le&ln!l, O:Yiter ole~ JUST ARRIVED S.turday, school sponsor- dinner, 8 p.m. tiondq. World 8:30 • p.m. to 11:30 p.m. at War I veterana to be bow.t ed. RUScHEL VARIETY Nelga Junior High Audl- · All membera urged to attend. 114. E. MAIM I'C!!IEROY, 0. ;!torium In Pomeroy. Tbe Jays emcee. Admlaslon, 75 eenta per...,. ' ••It• All signs point to quality, beauty, vatue. ~.lide Park ~linda)' evening, and the Gapr famll,y 11as canGitt. HARRISONVn.LE Grange, ~lurday nllllt ol the bill. Anvllltatton of C b e • t e r ~- with tile vlllllng momto preaent the program. .n. CIASE HAIDWAIE '· · Check our furniture and ... far ~ourself. duties n e a r BaiUmore and f.ODM'roy Seveniii-Da,y Adve..u.t Washington D.C. Seburctle• and their b-lendl plbAller a dellclOUB IIQJPOr, a ~red at the new Rwte S3 ao.d- Cllliz about aspects regardlns "'m.r• w•u"'" A.C. T. •witch. Ttm'• Phil co A.C.T. clfliult out •rMI loch In the tlln•l automatically. Picture aM sound co• In •'-" ~n4 c1eor every ti~MI AUTD-LOCK CHANN~L TUNiNG .HOMES- TRAILERS- PUBLIC BUILDINGS, ETC. NO MUSS, NO FUSS- HAVE YOUR FUR• NACE CLEANED TODAY. 8UYS . nrltdll N•w ~~ou c•n filii ii.iMPhlfcO Color lv In an lnttgiYI -no jto • • • • • • • Just twn the tuning "'•' until tho lfohtod Tunlnt ~ .. ..,_, '"" lllck tho • CIHIIII Syst• ER FURNlT 1:, Mlllllben of the Athena and 1.aaored Pastor and Mrs. Phlllp l.t flkks .. I DON'T WA!IT '• I ~ers Given Farewell flit IIIII lllllf II . ·POWEI.YAC iltbe • ' .RIGHT .. .to :U. I. . .... ' llieniHment of new den 1110111Mol .............~··111Ul r.iJii,.lbe Mddltllllll1 "School Cor Scoutlac''lla&ed lblnllbt In the Elementary ·-'-IASIC ROLL-ON ' . ' ' IEPJOUNI ' REG. 69c EVEREADY TUNSISTOI BATtE•ES •• 9 Volf .3. ··g·.. No. n&· · . SPlAY 77c �.. ' · ·' ' OK liM" SPECIAL~1 W. .l Alljlllllt $5.55 f~~,f~_eV!. ·"-! c•• N•w cor tltl•, W!!~wy f~... ,.... •...... htl. .. ••• ..,.rc.., Turlto Hr*.,.t~, rodlo and R.s. l,..'kw, 'For 1968 Chevrolet .$2695 and only 12,000 mllos. Spotloss Natlee eloon lntwlar1 golcl flnl1h, tood W.'!tt. tina, fo~;twr , air condhlo,.cl, Automatic tron 1 , WILL DO boby siU~ in my home. Phone 992-7197. I0-15-6tc _______ ___ _ ------------SMALL HOUSE. Low Rent: LoWer MOnkey Run, Pomeroy. Basically furnished. Contact Esla Brickles, Albany, Ohio, 45710. !0-15-31p --- --------COm- GINSENG $38pound;yollowroot 2 BEDROOM Hoose Trailer. Racine. Phone 992-6329. $2.35 pourll; wild g~er root !0-15-&tc 45 cents pourll; Mayapple root 35 ~ents pounl. BUI Boi- FURNISHED HOUSE, 6 rooms, ley, Reedsville, Ohio. basement. Inquire M&G Food 10-IUtc Market, 3 miles south of Mlcldleport, on HI. 7. -------------10-15-3tp Auto Sales 1965 MAROON Mustang Fast,bock, 4-speed, 62,000 miles. HOUSE, 1638 Lincoln Heights. Phone 992-3319. call after 5 p. m. 992-5227. J0-15-3tp I0-15-3tc REVIVAL Stiversville munlt,y 'Church, starting Friday, Oc~ 17, at 7:30 P. m. Evangelist Junior Conger frCID Sandyville, W. VL calvln RJas, pastor. Everyone welCCIDe. 10-15-3tc NO HUN'riNG or treapassing on my propert,y without permission. Bill Harris, Rt. 1, Racine, Ohio. I0-15-13tc PIANO TUNING. Also used pi· 1964 BEI,AJR Chevrolet, 4LOTS, Bob's Mobile anos bought and sold. Phone door, vs erelne, excellent TRAILER Court, Syracuse, Ohio, on -, 992-550P. !0-15-61P condition Inside and out. Ph. S1a1e RL 121, Phone 992949-2112. Reasonsbly priced. 2951. S.ll~c RUMMAGE SALE, 231 M i !I 10-15-61p SL , Fry Bldg. , Middleport. Friday and saturday. Good For Sale selection of children• a shoe& ex. ooal, conveyed to Fred A. and clothing. Costa lor all OFFERS wUl be received altho l§Uftet by deed recorded in I0-15-!3tc office « Webater and Fultz, Volume 165 • Page 136 and - - - --- - - -- -Attorneys, Punerey National Volume 165, Page 213. This I WILL ptck'ltmerc.... all8ancl Bank Buildl~, Pomeroy, ts un!mproved-proper\]1. Ap11118 to aucd111 on a percent,. Ohio, .., to 10 o'clock a. m., praised aa percel 23 at ap ....._ call Jim AdUDI, on October 23rd, 1969, lor $300 oo •'""'• •, Rldland the lollowlrw reel estate ot LoceiA!d In Olive Township, 7GHIL t-a-lL:_ Fred A. Shtllet, deceesed: Meigs Connt,y, Ohio, and be-------------LoceiA!d in Middleport, Meiga trw 41 .62 acres tn Section 21 SKATEo.A-WAY SCIIECtlLE county, Ohio, and bel._ Lot and 22, east end, conveyed to Baellto Sdllll1 JUtr, f'rldu, No. 30, and 8 feet of Lot!3J, Fred A. Shtllet by deed reOct. I, fnlllflilrew; : which islocatedonthecorner corded in Volume165, Page Od. of Second and Mill Streeta, 11. This is unimproved Prl>- · !!7. ~h~.'!l~. i.m . Power .... lng, rocllo. GUN SHOOT, Oct. 19, 12 to lp. Wanted To Buy m. on Bobby HUlFarm, Bash- CHINA CABINETS, l'GOIDd taan Road. Ha1f hogs, hams, bleo, old docluo, ete. Write bacon, and turkeys. ~.,. or call Y. D. M111er, Rt. 4, sored by Racine Fire DepartPCIDoroy, pllone 992-6271. men~ .... 10-15-13tc 6-Z6-Uc I 0111.., .. 9 .. onglno, ,owor .,...... & brokn, auto. tfons., foe• tOiy air a condlt lonecl, . n.w W.W. Ifni ah. 11ro•, tatllo, IIICII'OOn 1967 Ford ..... $1895 Galut. 500 H T. S.don. Local 1 9W'Mr cGI'. White flnbh, Itt•. vlnrl lntwlor, oooal th-oa, ro.tlo paw• •tearing oncl Automatic trana. tWo•••· , 1966 Buick , , .. $1695 Wlldcot HJ C,.. White flnl1h. Bill, vlny trim. Good tiNs. Automatic, power st....tng . Aodlo, !?!'J P~la~.r: ·tl.!~ Local CCI'o tl,.., ..... l~ ~~~~~.~e~J~§ good. Rodlo. 1961 Corvalr .... $295 St. Wagon. Good tl,.s, clean interlw, tran,. 4utotnatlc RocUo. i.iiiTofiWfoii-1 cho••l•~~~ .,..d Cab ancl ong. , • ..., ..... "'. 5 t.an1., 900xl0 tl,.a, solid cob, MIMI rear a ala, 3rd 11111mb•. SEVERAL NEW , 6t Cllerrlllls •••liable at A. Sldllet bl' deeds recorded Vj>l~el' 33, j'lge is, and Volume 13 , Page 482. This real estate Ia Improved with a two llory brick storebellciing dtereoil. The downstairs is rentecl as a store room and the 04>afalr• conslsta of four apartments. Appraised ao parcel! at $30,000 00. I .• ,caiA!d In the Village ot Middleport, Meigs Count,y, Ohlo, betng Lot IOOinPalmer'a Addillon to MJMJeport, exceptIng 38 feet orr the eeat end, as conveyed to Fred A. Shii"Jet by deed recorded In Volume 167, l'a!re 694. Thtapr<>perfl Is locaiA!d at 389 Williams Street and Improved wltb a frame dwelling ther&on. In which there are two apar1mellls. Appraised as parcel 3 at $6,000.00. Locetecl In Mlddleport, Meigs county, Ohio, and being pe.ri of Lot 71 In Bolan's Addition, locaiA!d at the cornerofThtrd and LocustStreeta, In MlddJe.. port, on which there 11 locat-ed a two etory frame bullcilng, dte lower !root beirw u&ed aa a store room am the odter room as~P&J1ment, b&lng part oftherealestate c..,. veyed Ill' Fl'ed A. l§Uflet by deed recorded In Vol111118!26, Page ·365. Alao beq 756 South Third Street, on whtcb !bore Ia locaiA!d a l'h ·etory frame dWeli111!, not rented. Being part ot the reel estate COD"'fed to Fred A. l§Uftet by deed recorded in Vol111118!26, Page 365, Meigs county Deed Recorda. Appralaedaoporcel 4 atti,OOO 00. LoceiA!d In MlMJeport, Meigs Counly, Ohio, being pe.ri of Lot No. 159, c111ve;red to Fred A. l§U!Iot by deed recorded In Vofume141,Page209. Th1e proport,y Ia locaiA!d at 85-4tb Street and ie Improved wtdt a two story cement block dwellIng thereon. Appraised as percel13 at $6,000.00. LoceiA!d In Middleport, Meigs Collncy, Ohio, being part ot Lot 159, cvveyed to Fred A. l§UIIet by ~ recorded In Volume 141, Page 209, The prCJPOl'V has a •l'h etory frallie dwelling thereon, and Is locaiA!d at 338 Wllllllme Stroot. Apprailed aa parcel 20 at $4,000.00. Loceted In Sulton Township, Nelp C<iunQ', Ohio, and Ia Sec:tioa f, con"'fed to Fi"ad A. Shlllet]J1 deed racordeil in Val- 165, Pap 1a. 11do property Is uiiiJN>roved; , . , prallfd u parcO! 22 at fl.In - - - -.- - - - - - - - - - IF YOU UKE JOHNNY CASH YOU'LL LIKE "GALE McDONALD AND HIS BAND AT HOTEL MARtiN FRI. & SAT. NIGHTS IIIIRici: SAFE and lut - ,, 11 r; ......... &v...- a. pllla. NllaollnJp. _,:_. N1.41fp _________ _ . ~\Iii SHOOT, Sunda.Y. Forked Run Sportsman Club. 10-16-2t< can uveyoulCftohaU on TV repairs II" you bring tltem ln. Chuck's TV, 152 Butternut, PCIDeroy. Phone 9925080. I 0-1&-tlc CHUCK'S NOTICE SYRACUSE V.F.D. H..,• Addod To Thoir Cenoign01eat Sole: w.,., H.. Ho•tor, L••n Cholu, 'Tctura WlnHw, TV StaN, Gas fl.or fwnoce, 2 LIYh•t ...... Cliltlrs. ' rl. '' ' - Wcrtch ToMrrow's lnue To Be iteld Oct. 18 Starling at 10 AM VACANCY for two oldorlypie, Prefer prl..te pol4 pao tlenla. Phone Muon, 77.151111. lo-8tlc ANOTHER ahipmentof,.CIDOn'a and children's used clothing hao arrived. Jel!ers Clotf>. ing, Rt. 33, ~ towerd lair grounds. 10-lfl..6tc WAN'n:D, RIDE 5 cloys week, ~ thrOU[III Friday to Athena frllll !rel&llt depot in Monkey Run. Nuat be in Athena by 7:30 L m. Photto 9922226. 10-J0-6tc - ---- - - -- - - ·.' .SE·E TilE amaz1111 .,Hawaiian Hlj) ies" 11 put'.of the talem lloowcaee, 8-p.tirlo, Sotuniay, O<t, 18, at Souiliorn H I 1 h SchoGI , IIHine. i 10-13-fit< 000.0~' Bil~t~~ 8 acraa JocaiA!d at Keno' Rtlt, .ta Uiii,U si!J, ..' "' DAY 992·2151 NIGHTII2·7324 I R. H. R111111111 kill( . :'.: MIDDLIPOIT, oKlO · , n;.;;;.-Wid- ------------ ftELD GROWN 1956 CllEVROLET, 1959 Plymouth, 1961 f'ord, auto parts for Dodge and Plymouth 1957 througll !959. Call 843-2778. 10-16-litc ------------· - ·~ lliw G1'11<Jr • Wrlnpt Safety Control• No ro-d!<ulol 1118 of dirt • Wri~ ......, . I, ' READY ·MIX CONCRtft:-dlll.. ored tiabt to your proJict, Fut and eooy, ·Free ti6: mateo. Ph. . 992-3211t, ~ glein Ready·MI• Co., Mfdol.. · ; port, Ohio. ~c : . CJ!rJ....... SEPTIC Iaika CJM""" Jw.r IDIIDII ,1111 IIIIDio INIID 6111 W"'VE MOVED, BorlcarooKeDSUIIlaWia. st...art, Ohio. Pb. . bJ-. All c:alon 50 . nelo. llea8les, bassets, dacl>eez aoaL :z.t~ each. ~ 1'1alnr ~~q. ..,., s hueds,scott1ea, poodJes, Maaon, W, V L - ..... cockers, wealles alii SEE NEIGLER ~~ eeh•uzero. Rlgbt at TOI"ch, 51t7. lbr bulldllw )Gir IMIIiiL CiiU ;._ ,.:;; l&-l-lfc Ohlo, ldt houoe rlah~ BoudGlq Nelaler, Racine, 0. -------------- _____ ______ _ 1959 CllEVROLETlmpo)a,$1$0 .~8-lfc llw. Phone 992-3457. REMOVE EXC~ llod,y llufd 10-12.7te .---~---------I0-16-3tc wldt Fluldex 1a1llela. 0111.7 . $L69 at NolaonDfUI, AIJTOliOBILE ..,...._ booa MAPLE STEREO radio conaole t-11-• • •ed'l IAiai """'~· . CCIDbiration. Modern stereo tor'• llcelllf'l call 99z.aee, · wtdt AM and FM radio, 4- ---~-------­ IIPeed automatic chenger, 4- $X)AL, LUMP, ea. ltdtw, "'~~ speaker sound oyslam. Balmillo 1'1111. Exeolotor . Salt ance $83.%2, Useourtlmepay·. Worluo, £ut Mila St.,~ mentplan. Call 99 2-3 3si Pllone 99a-3HI. GEO. HOBSTETTER, Broker 10-16-6'- . a.1a.ctc ~ . -------------..,. POMEROY- 6 nice fOCIIIIs, S - PINET PIANO. Wanlad, r&botb,llreplaco,severalcloeFOUR BEDROOMS, liviiW. lamete, Basement, Fumlce. ily, dinirw,largeldtchen,utilIIPOnsible pert,y to lake over $9,500. icy room, l'h botbs, - 1U low monthly payments on 1 MIDDLEPORT RURAL 6 lllrnace, basemen~ G. o o d SiJinet piano. C&n be seen 1<>rooma, both, lllrrace, fir&. nelahborhood. Phooe 992cally. Write Credit Ma-r. place. 2 acrea, $6,000. 3510. 10-16-G P P. -o. Box 276, Shelb¥vllle, IIIIDDLEPORT - 5 r o om - - - - -- - - - - - Indiana. 10-14-12tp fnune, both, nice lot, fenced. REGISTERED Pekingese Nearlaundry,$4,000 py. Male. Phone 992-7237, MERCURY .,.mt, l30 cubic POMEROY _ 2 4 1 ;-, __ _ _:_:. __ _ ; •lns11111C1 HOISTETTER REALTY 'rc>l'· ---------- - - . MOTOR CO. 55 .. ¥;·0~~i • 0-~~ . !~~~~sed aaparcel26 Help Wanted cOcil\4 !mi. ·Callafll!' f ' iii. ' ' · 0 667-33 19• !0-!4-3tc Both, MINERSvn.LE 6 roollla, ------------ - bosemelt,porcb,lacre.$1,· BUY OF THE seaaon: Malem 750. com!orlable bome,locaiA!diD MOBILE HONE- 1962 Remnice quiet ~rhood, live brandt, 2·bedrooma, pslllrrooms, botb, forced air • · .. co, $2,350. air CGndldoned, 'lull booe- RACINE RURAL '- 8· nrotllli mont, In ba~ent, brick, badt, 3 badrcivo•, five mllllle walk to idoool, boiii!IIIOIII, 111r.. ce. Gal::";';'~ .~,5: age, '16,000. .. ... . Wise, ,dayo 81Ue2-4377 or HILEN or VIRGIL TEAFORD evenirwa alter 7 p.m., 614 • "•ssoci•TES . " 984-4592. IO-I4-4tp SYRACUSE mNGE; =.:!i ' 8Ew.NG;.d.(.;, as- D,;"l ~!"~~ __ = . •' !l!t!\ '139.99. . :'; AD or the atoresakl prilporty wiD be aold s~ to the 1969 rea) • • • !aDo, pay. able ,, Decem~. ~~·· and the rlelot re ,.......u~>: ,... ........ ' . Ject lilY IIlii all . .~ ln~tlOn ~ bo ~ ' OR thli]lf~tf ~ liliiCRl ll..,_.r, ~ ot tlte ,t:.U,or rh,i.Ai ~. ~~eoo e"ta-~ - N~t .'eiUI81. ~ · 10-15-ttc ..._.....:.f~~~':'4~ . 111111ri I· . HOME - DEAL •-1 BIJ.3ItJI. · . .1.0&01111 l.Quote -· : ~. MIUtary t.l'lal>o- 10. .&-a. IIIPormo ;-:-'" JJ. Aaclar Italian li.Value 14.Luooa ·10.~...:- C:t~~ f11Z-2~t. t-lir S.le; . ••JIB, .~ "Ani CONDITIONJtilo,;· .... ~ -~ -- - ... .,..,.. _. .,. _ _ ":~:__ ..,__ !,""~~ ~ ·r. • 1....' In nicebuttonhol walnut cabinet, ness -· CIS· • and -' ' z r-aaaer, · erj I~=:! montriram. WI!J ~crlllce,.,. atiGti Mnle& Jadl'a $35 cuh or term a. l'honit . 'prallotl, Nlw 111,.., " - LoceiA!d in Lebanon T"""" PART TIME k drl I CAMPERS~ p~ tnll. ., ELECTROLIJJI; ........ cled. "-·~· Ohlo,b&delivery tn tlocarucl ·-verp:::_ .-.•"¥~J!' "'*!·,._ or til lll••*cOnd!Uon.;u.l' ship, Maiga ~'"' - - ·~ prl~ .JO ""'"'"to~ par. ali 7 •fM.. .,,. · · , ~ .,., . • ·••m tng the C<BI underlying 94 for elderly man, sand rofer. . ....,. ..:.,.....;; 'Cvle to Gatil'a , , ·'· :,...-iiJI*,. . . ., .'-r ·..A' IIERV!"" Acres In part of Secdon 20, enceandphoneNimbortbThe --··~..:··,_ 985.• .. ';~''':J~f~!' "·~\'. ,,...~ot'~•:. conveyed to Fred A. Slltllet Dally Senllnol, Box 729-D, 2, .,.,... mJiu nilrllo at . · .~ ' ."" · · z_ •< f • , · ·· 383 p Ohi .,· ty lorf:Jf;IO--o_,arlilrjitl ~~ ,., ,.. .,. ...,,.._, ,..,_~_:t - ·...,~-. ' bv deed --~-•In Volume ' •-CIDOroy, 0. (loeoter V RL 7, :.Vakh {.,.. . . . . . . ~ -~If:. I' .' . I Anuriiii Rlpalr •• ______ s1cn loll 011. ·· l..,.ted In Olive Township, DRIVERS NEEDED IN . . --- -:-- .,-----..,. ~~:-;' t;,;~:;i:llitlc lJoiiP, _P.tf!MfO¥• Melia Cowot.Y. Ohio, botng TillS AREA - - - - - - - - - : : - - - -, cOAL, ea-stol!er-mtnO ~~-'~}.....M ·Siiwe~ Silo~~·, the coal under~ 40.41 Semi-Drivers, local and...,._ AWNINGS, atorm deoro illlll c:al>a. ~Co.~ ,'~lDP.I.' : :.: ~ce.; , ~o . a.a,- ,Self' Acres In Secllon 25, cOnveY• lhe-......t. EJpertence belpjUl . wlndolr~ carports, }IIU" Phone 742-49$2 ·cir lftliiili>' ' .. · · ' . , · ~c ed to FredA. Shl!letbydeed · but not necessary. We wm . queee, blown. andboli~· - · · 10·~-~ofl,'::--:r:li""'~- ~-.,.~-- -:..~ recorded tnVolume187,Page train you. Yoo can eern over t1oJ1. Elmer While, llleJ~ ------ t"" -- ?':'~"1""·' 'RON'I FLOOK )Ill tile, bolbo 269. Appralncl as perco129 $4.12 per hour. For appllca- re-llvo. For. !reo ·~· ~~ ~state reati ~.'~ 1'8"\101· at $40 00. 11111 and Interview write Na· mateo, Photto Cbarlea Ut)t, •, ' · •· ·· . · · ~ ·. " ... aatili.Aililillta, can 7U. LoceiA!d In Olive Townehlp, Uonwlde Salet,y DirectOI", SJracuae. V. V,.JM•op atl(l . . . .. .....:i.lift,.;.; . .... ' •·· : ·, , . t-3Uc Meigs Courtcy, Ohio, being Room 426, 307 East 4dtSL, Son, Inc. ,· '· ~loot& · • :•~J . ' __ ;...:.. ___. the ooalunderlytng81Acres, Traft!POl1ation B14., CIJ>o ---- - ---...:~- ~.:: -· fAMILY HONE- AJmoet 1,\. In Sec:tloa 26, conveyed to ctnnatl, Ohio, or Phone 513- G~ acrt, J ~ . ~OG!!IO,ple&. . , Fred A. Shiflet by deed r.. 241-1;572. ti.H lttt¢aL A fww ; ; · · '• ty perld!ti ..,_.., irladt, UiiJi.. . · corded In Volume 187, Pap 1g.15-2tc ~ Falla. ,, 11114'1 t;Y r00111, I pcircheo, ceiioattt • 273. Appraised aaparce130 ------- - --- ,..-., - --.:!.. ~.::...--:--~ ·. block CRIIIQIJII,._ cloeo 111. at $8!.00. NEw OlLf'lillliACE, !nsfal\od,,. $5.000, . ; ·,.,, 'l"~ Located in Olive Townshlj>, PUBLIC SALE" $fBS; Termi &..nlaJIIe. Ph. G.L· ROME - Z atory fnlllt, .' Uao, Meigs C<!unQ', Ohio, being the 89243l52. · · ·,a ·bodl.:..a, ball, nice 1111, :, . , 10..10:U. Jl8FI ba~ 1011 IJDI. coal underlytrw 78 Acrea, Seetlon 36, CODVOyedto Fred ·..-.-.. ~-~ ~---'-·-.;..-- , KAKE llSANOFJ'ER. ~.,., A. Shiflet. bl' deed recorded 19iS:;'fiAT 4-door .;...~" row ·JiiLLB, Z .. in Valume 187, Pa&e275. Ap1!1"'"'~. """"lk•"'-iiOOd,c..,. · 1 pralnd 11 parcel 31 at dl;rc;.."~4i2$0.• ,~ 849!~ .78..00. • . . .1' LoceiA!d In Ollw Township, . ' \' Nelgo Courtcy, Ohio, being the coal IDierlylng 139.16 Acres, ~IIIII 3e, ......yed to Fred A. Shlllet b¥ deed recorded In Volillte ~87, Pap _271. Apprat.... u parelll• "32 at !~~~e.:~._':,raised . OLD-UliEiiY- 2 BEDROOM homo, 5 rooms and lrw. Nice. Very reaiiOMble. bath, natural ps, newly roPhone 992-5251. modoled. Complete btrclt !0-12-d< ldtchbn.· New drilled well, 12• acre lot. Paneled walla. Forced air ps furnace. Just POODLE PIJI'PI&'l. AKC ~ miniature, ' " illlll .. Sllll oil by.pass Rt. 7 on Rt. !2t. oenleo illlllpGMII••Contect Evolyri' • Grocery 892-5441. lloktc neer Rutland on 121. · - - - - - - - - - - - . . , .!. . 10-16-6tp p2'rfla'··. $..'f'PO.·OOra.ieed as parcel ~ • fw ; . r , Located in Columbia To w 1>WALNUT SOLID State atereo, ship, Meigs Count,y, Ohio, b&,.1th 4 • speed charwer, 4speaker sound system. Baling 73.47 Acres In Fraction 12, cmveyedtoFredA.Shll· ance $614t. Use our time let, by deed recorded in VolOPEN EVES. TIL 8 payment ~Jan. call 99 2-3352, ume 165, Page 14. ThisisuJ>o · 992·2126 p..,oroy 10-16-litc Improved properfl. Apprai&---- - --- - --ed aa parcel 25 at ,1,200. Female Help Wanted NEARLY NEW2-bedroom house LoceiA!d in Chester Township, on Mulberry Heights, 11om· Meigs Couniy, Oblo, and b&- WAITRESS wanted. Apply In eroy. Large living room, wall tns the cool under~ part person. Crow' a Steak Ilooiae, 10 wall carpet, kitchen and of Section !2, cooveyed to Pcmeroy. 10-14-6tc breald'aat nook, almost 2 aoFred A. Shifiet by deed re- Wanted res of land. Full boaoment, corded In Volume 187, Page LADIES. Need to a·~plement ideal place to ra Ioe chlldren. - HOU. 625. Appraised as parcoI 27 llmlly incotioe duri!W Vacan~ Red"-~ """" price lor at $120.00 DAY SEASON? Work IIIII or quick sole. Contect .Phllle Located In Cheater Township, port time wldt Bealine Fash- 742-5869. I" ·1 . ... Meigs count;y, Ohio, being io """ni vallabl Call p ......~ underlying 52 Acres ns._Robinson ~""' ... a 44~146 .. or -----.,- - - - - - tb. -1 ~ Jan in Section 10, conveyed to Betty Wilson 949-4521. GALLON DRUMS, iiOOd lor Fred A. Shiflet by deed r&10-15-6tc trash, $2.541 each. p~ corded in Volume 187, Page _ _ __ __ __ _ _ __ Junk Co. IO+t2tc ' ' PJJIIII'tf . . I Ai!ll PIC>--------------- which was conveyed to Fred For Tile Fastest strvlce DAY or NfGHT . • • CALl. RAWLINGS' SERVICE , ·· 1961 Olev. Convertible, '175. 1952 Chev. 4-dilor aedan, •us 1960 Chevrolet Fleetaldeptci.. For Sale lfl,$350. BEAGLE& Phone 843-2478. Charlea Biuell, Oleater, 0., !0-12-!0te l0-16-3tp Maroon finish, auto. tton1., IPOWOF stoorfng .& ltnkH 1 rodlo, bucket ..at and cono good ·Pitqttlll2·111 ~ale RATS, MICE 'eltlntraiA!d f.,.. ...r. GET STAR., !!'h J>OIIIIIIa . $._69, !2Jorioboeh, 1111-dware, Supr Run ~. Ptckera llanlwareatMason. I0-16-3tp !,ueket Mat · con1ot., 1!,1.. with bh• vinyl roof, ft;lly ~ui,Md, a NOI lteoyty, ·,.:. 4t.ced to $369$. · lmpola • Dow. 1 w•CIIa SEIYICI; -QUARANTE£D- uttn HJo (!l'r.) lnterlllltlomal laquap Poffonn ' .-Rua -=- . llla4par JJWilOOmlbrn;- MoJ ··:='' ,...,;;- CROSSWORD 20.Quan· I . Peruvlall s.-...,. Indian Utyot 4. Be&wie modi· cine u-rambletheaorOOrJumbleo, one Iotter to -h oquere, to form four ordinary wonh. I. WotA:b part I : <loci of loY<I 7.aoM·.. ofboallng 8. P<rltA:e fuDetlail •.Ckrden amphlbiana 11. Booted 16. aun,. 18. COI>ooct lt.Hapn VOUI ptrwon 28. Fellows 27.JCuroJIOO" ..........,......,. llh (pl. ) 29. London't river SO. Will men 32. Convenient -"' Ill.= . I I :!?••n I ()_ I I I I () EG(;.4U D.l'rlu'•UUe SIPHOL to. Humllle I I . (aLl A SAII...OI't IN THE CEL.I.A~- ~Utn Sl.!lalild II.'VIjron aa.metfm IH.Iimoat I Yn~"•t•• I I ~ '. I I -... "-"" """' ·=· - .,.,.......... ....,.. . - J...a.ln• 8100M AMUII MUMIOIUMaO (1 MU1UAL e••p• • �.,, . '. ' u-,. ~ Senll•l, r ....,.,~·"klll..,,c. •. For Library . Bookl pll'dlaoed lor t h e Ubrary were dloplll,fld by IIIII Paul Smart Tuo..s.J allht when the Heerlhllone Clut ol the Mlcldleporl Flrll Boplll Church met at the)lOme Glllll'. llld Mro. Rlehards.yre. Plano were ..-lor an IJYIIter - r at the ehureh In No. ...with the 111811 to oerve. Allen I!Uiheo, Mrs. Ylltoftllood llld Mrs. Jolm MeNeU were ap.. pointed to the oomlnatlni eom. mlllee. 1111'1. ADM Qlsbeo pve de- helping bend whUo abe re<l4leJ"Itao Ia Mra. Rhoda Fox. ADd to Frieda, a tip olthehotlor her vohmu.er urvlee with the Meigs County Tuberculoala and Health Aoaodatlon. Did you koow thet she was treasurer !or the Aasoelation 35 y•re? Silo resigned laat month. · ElBERFELD$ llyser Panty . · :••• atoc1dn ~k up - Pawty MW u N ____._______ Oouhlo Feature Program "PAPER LION" COLOR "HOT RODS TO HELL" Dana Andrews Jeanne Crain IF YOU THINK MR. AND MRS. ROY RIFFLE are slaPping a bit li...U.. these day•, just chalk one 14> lor the Fountain of Youth. They're Just baek from ·a Florida ,.c:atlon IIIII whUe there tasted olthe waters PUilJOrted to baverejuveJIItlng p..,er. The couple accompanied their son, Melvin, ol Columbus, and his friend, Jim Hollman of West L&!Qotte, on the trip. 'lboy spent a week at Daytona Beach, visited &ah Gardena, Cepe Kennedy, snver ~rings and Cyprus Gardena. Groce-Nessel road Vows COLOR Exclwnged October 11 TONIGI:IT, OCTOBER 16 HOT OPEN Friday thro Tuoaday October 17-21 Fronco ZeHirelli' 1 Production ol Wm. Slu11ke1peare' s ROMEO & JULIET (T ochnicolor) Olivia Hussey Leonard Whiting COLORCARTOON: Bridge of Brooklyn SHOW START~ 7 PM AI a n14>tlal high mass Sat. a corsage ot taliJman rona. urday, Oct. 11, at OUr Lady of She carried a amall whlta prayLoretto Catholic Church, Long er book, a gift of the matron of Bottom, Margeret Grove llld honor, Mrs. JanJce Young. Mrs. Martin Nesselr..d oxchaliHed Yoww was in b1ue lace with a chapel veil (1( blue and whlta and wedding vows. carried pin< eamadona. The Rev. Fr. Frank Patala Franela Andrew waa boatman performed the ceromo~ and Bruce Honaker was server. The for Mr. Neaselroad. Miss Roee Mary Anlmrs played the 01"8111 •ancillary waa decorated !or the proeesslonandalooprenowors provided b7 Mrs. Char. aented the hymn "Immaculate les Hensley, co-worker of the Mary" when the bride placed bride at the Long Bottom JIOBt a bouquet at the loot of the statue office. For her wedding the bride of the Blessed VIrgin Mary. Immediately following the wore a rose beige lace dreaa ceremony a reception was held with matching bat and ..,u and at the home of Mr. and Mra. Ray YOUliK on SUcceaa Road. A wedding c:ake ..ked by Mrs. Marpret Tuttle was topped with the tnldltl_. miniature bride and groom. n wao served with punch llld niuta. FraneIa Andrew, hla dallll>tar, Mary EUen, and Mra. Donna llaliler preao- musle durIng the ret'lltion. Mra. Y0U11K wao aooiatad by her daughtar, KUa, Mra. SuollaymanandMra. Janet ConnaUy. · Out-of-town gueata were relatl..,a ot Mr. Nesaelroad from RIYenawood, Morpntown a n d Youngatown. Mr, Nesaelroad, formerly of Tuaa, Is a retlced oU !leld worker. Prior to the IIIPIIal ma10, the bride rece1• the aacramont of bepUam. During the 1na11 abe recol• her first holl cunmunlon, • Mr. and Mra. Neaaelroad loft on a honeymoon trip to New York where the)> wiD Ylllt rniatl..,o before oontinulnB on lor a tour of polnta olllterest In the FAist. They wUI rooIde at Long Bot. tom. ~ust a few cents saved steadily out of every dollar earned in one of our Savings Accounts can bring you accumulated interest in just a few years. Protect your family now from financial emergencies. Start saving. SaYIIICJIInsured To $15r000 By TH F.D.I.C. FARMERS BANK and SAYINGS CO. 1HE ! ~ ' POMEROY OHIO I MEMBER FDIC Member f fder11l Reser11e System OPEN FRIDAY NIGHTS 5:00 TO 7:00 . - ~ ~~--~ untrimmed casual coats and car coats - just received God's Little House to ·be llenwved Reg, 5.00 Wo10eno God'• Utile Houoe Ia acheduled tor off alta .........t to make r00111 lor an addition to the MlddJ_.t llllreh (1( Christ. Loc:atad 011 Main St., the boUle, next to the ellll"eh, hu be8l UHd tor .......t 71&rs as a &Inlay school IIIOOIIliK bulldinll lor YDUIIKt'r members oft h "' LONG . PAJAMAS colorful Gueota were Mro. Clara Grueaer, Mr. and Mra. Charlot Grueaer and JCihn, Mra. Slal.la Gruesar and Ted RuoseU, MlneraviUe; Joe Prolltt, Portland; Mr. and MrL Wayne R\1 .. soU and Sherrie, Mr. and 16-a. Wallar Gruo10r, Mr. and Mra. PbU Cook, PCIIleroy; Mr. and Mra. ..idol,~. Grueur, Mra. Sandy llallley and children, Kel· ley and lleth Am, ca.-; Mro. Claro Mdlaatar, Parker Iburg, W. Va.1 Mr. and ·Mra. Walter Gru..er D and Amanda, Clrclmtle; and Mr, and Mra. n...ard Tucker, llelh Ann, Marlle and U...ard, Jr., Cb..,.ch, R.l Q-WIIo IDOl ealwd the · "tmowdtr of lhe WGr of lil2''P . A-The ,. American bUll· w... a.,. M••• FRIDAY AND SATURDAY ' ·-" . c-dinoting slipa, hall slip•, chemhes, peHi pants,' ..... .ona gii.!leo at papul~r priC!II· ~.. . -kl• ~ "¥.'')<'~;·· •. ' ·'. Chooae from a big oolectionof Faahionable 1 in c:otton, fiGMell hrushed tricot or chal io. Bell Bottama Lont Pojamaa, Culotte&, Jumpauits, Robea and Nightshirts. Sizes 11•15 ~ ·' a.ttl·flllllt ' Ills . . Grips floo~ sua SCOT TOWI!L5-Assorte4 colora, white and tlecorat.. BIG ROLLS- 39c REGULAR ROLLS- 2 for 47• SCOT nSSUE-WHITE AND COLI)Ri 2 roll• 31c SOFT WEYI! TISSUE-WHITE AND COLORS Size 1Bx30 ·No skids. S.le 1.39 ..,•• .-n. 29c FAMILY SCOTT TI.SUES..WHITE AND COLORS 4 ....... 1.891ULTI·USE ALL PURPOSE . . . Hit •• -..~u (lll'tlfll.. of • well known brinll- If first ttalltJ IMUid rtlalltnNn $U8 to $10,98) ' Au-d palyeater "•nds, cfeolans, acrylico, oollda, 101110 r•-•lble, s - fancy Jrint•· Threa alzeo 66.19o, 721190 all!l •10a90. Beaoitilul colora. ... ;• .• ' "'"~·. 241t5. ·;!Mil ...pmernki-ISr ..·size ~....... . btdnriiiS, . ••••••• ·s.lt 1.39 ,,~· ~. Btc. - " ·Pill•• . .' . j!OWit print. All Kopak flllea1 "Wonted ahapaa, ba...t eCife, frlntecl knife odie, with alpplrecl '"'!•hoWe • ..,.,,, Sin· b"x17" .lloautlful bright colors." . ,- · · • Sale I ; IHIOW IU8f''· · Bate&lilo """ Plpi~~ ~ ~ · ·aato~ f.lawer SCOTT FAMILY PLACEMATS..ASSORTI!D DI!SIGNS 39c (:U In pkg.) CUT·RITE WAX PAPER 125 ft. rolla - 29c SCOTT ,AMILY NAPKINS 15c pkg.(60 in plti.) J••SI•• 39c pltg.(180 In pkg.) '· flat. B..Uful urlleiiZid pdn · In a wide ranae of celors. Salel Scott Plptr PrCHiucts . . ~ __ DANDEE·TREO PURE FOAl RUBBER -'e~nket · ·... .6.95SLACK$.. FRIDAY·SATURDAY SALE &:DO 7.95 SLACKSFRI.DAY-sATURDAY SALE &.50 8.95 a 9.00 SLACKS.. · , FRiiJAY-SATURDAY SALE 7.00 9.50, 9.95, 10.00 SLACKS- . ~ . . FRIDAY-SATURDAY SALE 7.50 . 10.50r 10.95r U.OO SLACKS.. FRIDAY-SAtl,IRDAY.SALE 8.00 ll.95r 12.00 SLACKs.. _ FRIDAY·SATURDAY SAl;U;iD. 12.95, 13.t00 SLACKs· :.. ". "(RIDAY·.SATURDAY. SAI::E '[.0.00 Junior Sleepwtlr Prints ~ ' :, tv:J · L6ok of Today - DEFEN~ SECRETARY Melvin R. Laird .,A)'~ the Unltad statas plana to keep a re.ldual mUitary force ,portiops IUilberlng In the lhoulandl - In VIetnam after the war ·•l.a ~r. ileh"a residual fQree, Laird told an lmpl"CIII"(llu iltws at the Pe~. would be comprised ot a "training add advlaory forCe," He dljl oot aay ·how 1111111 be onvlaiOIIed the ;!ori;e would he.., to bO loll there. · :Sixteen r-rs after the end of the wer ln Kor•, 50,000 American troops are stationed there. Laird hoe aald he hoped the ; epjirOJimately 300,000 combat troops In Vietnam could be with. dtRn >iD a "reaacnble" dme. This would lea.., abqut 200,000 , r,.,. oiC>POI"I troops. The realdual force would be left attar 1tii* 1~ wdta are aone. .,-r_ ,... ., . Si••• 28 to 42 and elllra lorp alzes U to·so: pair Is permanent ...sa. ~£.:~ try Ol'l a pair ar and oa.e dwing thio Frldo relay Salo. ' The Young lild phliiiDthropllt, Stepllell Glnid. .;., . Meni 'SI•kr'· ' II'"RD'iD C.O.sr.111111111 ci&rence E. and fesUvals In Ohio's lOth MU!ar iikia, released the re- Consrooolonal District .wring sult~! ,ol Ida 1989 Jlllbllc 6pm.. the FaU !air season. MU!er's poll obtained the ~ "1!\1!1 ~eted at 16 !air a ' ' ,,...... ·•i•- 2 SE Ohioans Answer Miller Poll ' WELL KNOJN BRAWDS · White, Pink, Blue, Mint, Maize • ~·000 $'l~I~IHf1t-~~~-ftt llf_~~!Jif' Mr. and Mra. WU!Iam Ru .. sen. MlneraYiUe, er&ertalned Saturday e~ with a f4mll1 dinner party. M•• •d • Russells Host to Dinner Party Event a.,. 12.95 Mill• ooill Jecketo · ·. S.la 11.50 ' 1t95 loyo ' , Jackets · S.le 12.110 14.95 s and Jocketo S.le 13.00 15.95 loy• Jockeu _S.Io 13.!0 16.95 M•01 •d Boy• Jacketo Sale 1·"-00 Jocbts 16.00 18.95 19.95 M0111 Jackets _S.Io 11.!0 22.50 & 2UI Mea• JiCttet• -19.00 29.50 & 30.00 M••• Jocketa ..:U,CJ!I 6.95 M•n• ani lora Jacktto _S.Ie 5.75 7.95 Boyo Jacktta Sa'l• 6.75 8.95 Mena and 8oyo Sale 7.75 Jacketa 9.95 Mena and Boyo Jccketa Sale 8.75 1G.95 Mona and Jeyo Jackets Sale 9.50 11.95 MOll& - • .,. Jackets · _Sale 10.75 The luxury of beautiful loco lavi shod nylon in ..-•. rowbv A fino 11lecti011. Plenty of popular styln to. saiect fNtn lncluclirtt woltt length jad:ell and tho Ianger car lerttth otrf••· 'Solid colora, Plalda, Nylana ·' Wool a, Cottons, Dacron~. All.,. womly lined. Papular brands 1'011'11 r.coenl-' · oncl want to buy. Boya alz.. 3 to 7 ond 8 to ~ Mena alzea 36to 46, .,..,.,, sizeo >18 to 54. Buy what )'OU "'""' In Men• and Boya Jackate - durlnt 'tfila two day sole and ••••· Nylon Crepe•t crepeset ehareh. . · H......r, n..nclal arrangements ha.., been coowleted torlhe- addition to the ctureh and ehureh om.wa·are reldy to award a eontrac:t. The - addlUon wUl be connected to the preurt church iDd wiU provide a haU !ordimlro and mtellnga 11 weU aal\kellay a c h o o I !lours will 110 uaed between the pro- aaoctuary andihe addWDII so that the "-•·~ 110 ollined to aeromJ!Iedata o..,rnqw •"""''• In the aanctoar)'. · · ' . Sealed bldl wiU be aecti>\ed on "GDW>s Little Houae" Ullllll p.m. Nci!day. The..,..,. lure muat be .........! or torn doim on or lietare data determined belwean cllll"eh o!ftclalo and the purchooer. Bide are to be alQnlttad to Don Erwin, UO Grort st., MlddleporL !'line or hraodcloth PHIL lAID LINGERIE ... ~· IN:)SC(;Nt CUPII-Tilt Salt 2.49 togJ.t PorUy tl<>udf with uttio ehelwo In lemperature Sa!urd&J. TEN CENT$ FRIDAY. OCTOBER 17. 1969 . .I• 1 1.99 ••renee .....,.I ii ; Prwident Park'.• mrt>er on lint> ;; . · ~OUL - .PRESIDENT PARK CHUNG-HEE voted early In day t.odl1 In a rlatloral referendiDII that wiU decide the Iota blo pro-American admlnlatratlon as well as hla '"'" poiiUcal ,:"1flm- An eotlmatad 10 mUllan South Koreans were going to the '~'.Jfcilll Ill ocile ,on a conatltuUonal amendment that would permit ·~year-oold Park to seek a third fCJI!l'·Yoar tarm as president 1870. Park, who came to power In a 1960 eoop, baa promised . realin if the voters ra)iet the amendmenL IH'nwt* met< top t~AAU!Ianl ' JCihn W. McCormack .'!/ ASHINGTON - HOUSE SPEAKER IUIJ)Onded CillO ,of hla ICip leglslaU.., aaalatanto without pay, ' .,..., the alcle waa aceused of lntaneninll on behalf of. a !lrai al· ~Iii~ ....,S In stock .M.ket lr(egularltlos, it was rep<ll'lod I I!. I Soviet! still In orbit. Soyus 6 and Its hod endured t~elr tllghtln good tlom, the dllcent and " soft hell-"" s spotted Ill huge . Union broligllt the 8ICCincl o11 lbrft •-"iPI back lrom Mrlh orbit IGMy. Tho thlft - o f Soy~· 7 mode .. Hay, pinpoint loncllnt wnld a group of ocl..tl~. aporia tommls· tlonets,lrlendo and lournolista. Tilt cran;;Jeuncfltd Sunday, wes the MCOnd to retum from space In two days and loft only Soyuz 8 wllll Ill two-man crew another la'lle ahipment of White Uniforma by "White Swan" -' ohort and long sleeve styloo in the newnt fabrics in all size ranges - see.our wide aelection of alocko oriel motchint top 0 hy "Jane Colby" and "Queen Casuals.. - beautiful matching coan:linatea by "Ruu Togs" - an outatcinding group of girl• SWtGters in hulkiea and omooth knita aizn 3 to 6x and 7 to 14. A new ahipment of womeno wash dreueo in retular and half sizes. · Sale soe·, •• O!Mce oltroatcrilshtlrano In the eentral . . f0U1t1 Lowa tonl&ht JIIOitl.y In lhl lOa. Soyuz 7 in Easy Landing dre•••• 36" 100% cotton. Good colors and all size checka. ~ ·. . COME TO ELBERFELD$ BUSY READY T.) WEAR DI!PARTMENT - take ad'(llntoge of the great oavinta o~ girla drones - girl a ·s.l .ach - glilo car coota 11rh alcirts - womena !f"" wornena aweatert woment blouaet - women• rohea aNI dusters - ' " our fine selection of women• fur trim...cl coats - •••• •••• •• Small savings grow up fast, tool . .... •w-w--~----~ GINGHAM .' ', ."i ~ JACIETS lty .. of F.,...,, K•,.., Stocklnp !.It Ann&MI f•ll Sole. - S.n on Wo.... loc Agllen Panty Ha;• - S.ve 011 Wonderloc Ayllon S...klnt• -Save 011 Sheer l'i..i\1 ·Top Stocking& - Save 011 p,...ty 'n S.... Ginlle ond Stockint• Hooiery OepariiMnt, l'irot 1'1- ~~--_.._ . ~· ' PbMEROY-MioixEPORT. OHIO rrte' r- lENS AND BOVS Tcrtlrtt• H••• duilnt . . ':,~~:'! XXJI.._, NO 128 · . SALE ' IALI .,.,ur ·cHECK l FRIDAY . .. . ~ted To ~ Interafl ()f The Melp-M01011 Area ~ /il;··.''',>l While Mra. C. M. HOIDIIay eaoually reltn to her l!l"aJd. aon, Jim Harris of Coltanbua, aa a young man "llcldllq with mualc," there are oome llldlcatlono that It jual 11111 tlll'll out to be more hn "fkldll._" Jim, In the COilqe ol Law at Ohio Slate on an ROTC ochol&rahlp, bas bad an oreheotnl with whleh ho'a boon au.tns since hla hish oehool daya. Ho'a done aome .,_inll, he'a d011e oome reeordlns. and whUe llllllllnl baa ea11111t on y~ who kNMs when he might get a break. Jlm'a.moat recent endeawr was on tho HCcllepShCJw". He Oew to the Weal Coast where the aholo, emeeed by Artl1ur Godfrey, was taped. h Ia a talent presentation !or c:allege youth with a weekly prize of $1,000. WhUe Jim didn't win the money, .. .e nttnt L .... - ' .A · OOIIII'~ ye •-u.l,. , Mtor boin taken In Afahenl.. d ab but the lJnltad NatiiMII eat!,,;lila'" thi ·Mtloll heol$,700,000 '·' But her daya at Melga Gelllral Hoapilal were Jllldo brilhtar IIIII Mra. DaYid Daro~ Jolm Me. NeU, Paul Smart, the Rev. llld by the numerous cards, n.....s and c:allera. She's sratalul lor llrtl. Charles Simon 11101 d\U- all the remembrancea. Frieda Ia oow home and !"eo the east off her fractured ankle, dren, Wes and Carol, Jolin Werbut stU! finds lt necessary to "hobble arouod". Ghlng her a ner, and Eddie Sayre. FRIDAY, SATURDAY AND SUNDAY OCTOBER 17-18-19 ! ., ' ' . I f .•·. '} ld\1111-1. votions uling ''Falth' 1 as her it nevertheless was a wonderful experience rcr the talented theme. Scripture was taken youth - and an elfl)enoe free trip to Coll!orala. It wun't hh ftrat television eppearance. He baa BUill on from Peter 1, 1..9. Mr. llld Mro. Sayre oened home- the Colwnbua station ae..,ral tlmea. lee c:ream and eake. AtNINE WEEKS AND A DAY ioooshorlhoapital stay, ao Frieten41ns bealdoa tboae named da Faehnle c:an tell you, were Mra. WUUo Anthol11, Mr. i • You .Know .. Books &>ught .t . porafhule canopy as II drln.d down on • barren plain ftocQd cosmonauts were given a warm 1n a rare view of space111ght wllll early winter snow. By the welcome by members of the control In Balkonur, Soviet time the haai·IIBred cepoute search group, spor1s commls- televlalon show'".. .. row of was lowered tho last lew - · slaners, friends and lourna· military cor• . · •t L bruklng greeters were alrHdy there lists/' Tan said. Their mission Into applav n. ,.noorlng and awaiting 1110 crowmet1. was dHigned to peve 'the way wavlngaa tht - uccenful return Tall uld the crew tlrrled out ...., elt!enaivo program of for a manned orbital station. announcement vas made. The agancy said the crew The spacecraft came down sclentlllc·lectv1olaglcal and metired retrarockets a! a planned close to Its present target, and dlco.blolaglcollnvoatlgatkm." loncllng englnea ensured two cosmonaut& modo a soft condltlol1. "At the londlng site, lilt . smootlllondlnt." landing In the same recovery arte on Thursday. The official Tau announcement uld todey's touchdown came at ,.,cow 12:26 p.m. lime (5, 26 a.m. EDT) about 193 mliH northwHI of Karaganda, The crewmtn "felt excellent," Ton Slid, and a preliminary medical chec:kup showed they Parade, Sale to Begin f:nrh· Volin1f Hmu'll 1 Two Contractors Continuing Work On W~er System ., � Dublin Core The Dublin Core metadata element set is common to all Omeka records, including items, files, and collections. For more information see, http://dublincore.org/documents/dces/. Title A name given to the resource 10. October Text A resource consisting primarily of words for reading. Examples include books, letters, dissertations, poems, newspapers, articles, archives of mailing lists. Note that facsimiles or images of texts are still of the genre Text. 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